Evening Star Newspaper, May 22, 1889, Page 8

LOCAL MENTION. For the District of Columbia, Delaware, Maryland, and Virginia, light tocal ANOTH VICTORY. The Statesmen Easily Defeat the Chi- cago Team. followed by fair; slightly cooler; northerly | FPRSON'S GREAT WORK IN THE ROX YESTERDAY Winds, For Ovr. Weex. beg’ ¥ 20, We will sell 250 rolls of Straw Matting at 23.60 per roll of 40 yards, 1.000 yards of 75e. Ingrain Car- pet for 50c. per yard, 100 made-up Carpets of all sizes, made from remnants, at less than cost. We show the largest line of Refrigerators and Baby Carriages sonth of New York. 1,000 yards Silk Plush. 24 inches wide. 75c. per yard; 500 LMOT'S PRESENCE FELT—GENERAL Goop AXING OF THE HOME TEAM—WHAT THE SEN- ATORS ARE EXPECTED TO DO, Some good Senatorial batting, some bad An- sonian fielding, a pinch of luck and a strong determination enabled the Washington team to win a game from the Chicago aggregation yes- Wire Window Sereens reduced to dc. each; | te*day by the score of 13 to 6, in the presence they will tit any ordinary window. W. B. Moses & Sox, Cor. 11th and F sts, n.w. We nave Secvrep anot gloria umbre eut the price 79e,—7 Spalding's offi €1.50; our price Three tons of p forty different sty: - & - per pound. . per poun Wr aon phy Ly fy ru & WaRpwELL, 705-707-709 Market Space. inch sold at 31.50. We have —T9¢.—79¢.—79¢. league balls, regular price Retort Gas Stoves at Bnooks’, 531 15th st. Hundreds in use in this city. No Heap Lives Necessary For these bargains to-morrow only at ne Par 812 7th St. N.W. Large size decorated chamber sets, worth 24, we will sell at 22.19. A neatly decor: soup tureen, for 54.98. A large size clothes hamper for 58c. A 6-foot Bamboo easel for 89. Clear crystal fiuted tumblers only 3c. At Tue Farr, 812 7th st. nw. Baby carriages—biggest bargain in America —all silk-plush upholstered and handsomely ribboned, only 28.98 to-morrow, at ‘Tue Fam, 812 7th st. n.w. “e linen stock writing paper, | all of them. ted dinner set, including a inson was very ineffective 58.98. of a scant thousand people, and on a field slip- pery from the recent rain. The home team had more luck in sliding in the mud than did their opponents, who gave a miserable exhibi- tion of ticlding. Many of the errors on both sides, however, were decidedly excusable, in view of the condition of the field, at least three of Washington's four being such, if not The batteries were Fer- son and Mack and Hutchinson and flint. The red-sleeved young man from Man- chester was very effective, and kept the Chica- goans’ hitsso well scattered that they earned but one run. He showed wonderful headwork, striking out men where sacrifice hits of almost any kind meant runs. In the fifth Duffy and Anson each made a two-bagger, the former scoring. ‘hen with Anson on second and Datly yelling like a fog-horn from the coach- box Ferson steadied down and proceeded to strike out the next sueceeding three batsmen— Pfeffer, Farrell and Burns—in a most scientific manner, for which he received _ great applause. On the other hand Huteb- in the first art of the game, and sent several men to Reeiaan bake iw coscived great support from Flint at times, the white-head working like a beaver pehind the bat to steady the youngster, but the rankness of the fielding Ye up by the rest of the team was enough to dishearten any pitcher, ‘THE UMPIRES, Fessenden and Curry were the umpires, and on the whole did excellent work. Fessenden’s Buffet refrigerator. mirror back, with large ; Jtdgement on balls and strikes was first-class, porcelain-lined water tank, onl; Tow, at Tw Fam, 8h: See our $15 retort gas stove. Brooks, 531 15th st. Sumer Uxpexwrar.—We offer summer me- Fino drawers and undershirts. 50, L i and faney balbriggan. do., do., 5 India gauze undershirts, short slceves, New York pattern jean drawers, elastic ankles, Se.; job lot gau: 7th st. nw. sleeves, 25c.; large stock flannel shirts, 50c., $1, $1.50 to $3. Lewis & Sox, 1421 New York ave., near 15th st. Buokex-pows constitutions repaired by tak- ing Dr. Henley’s celery. beef and iron. I wave Just Recetven the finest line of em- broideries for dresses and house decoration. ‘The readers should call and examine at their earliest convenience. I shall be glad to show them, as well as to sell. 613-62) Lith street. D. K. Vanzwapeptay. Steam Carrer CLEANING at Chase's, adjoining city post-office. € aned to perfection, No whipping or t Moths exterminat: “ALL Irs Name Ixptcates.”—Dr. Arthur Hol- brook, Milwaukee, deseribes the Ideal Felt Tooth i all that its name in- Mer reet, now h large assortment of them and other toilet articles. Dox’ fail tor: tisement on 4th page. GoLpscnip’s adver- Nectar Corree Por yields To Facttrrate Ove Rewovar to 1214 F st. | n.w.. we will seli our stock of Pine Furniture and Draperies at and below cost. Great Bargains for Cash. ALEx. Minne, Sil 9th st. new. A Dvek Vest : is the thing for hot we« We have them in } endless variety, in whi \ double and single br E1sema Manufacturing Bateutwoop Races, Frida e warranted fast Hiamuvnrcen’s, Pv e serge suits color and perfect fitting. Ecoxouy Gas _Raxor Ranges. Shedd & Bro., 452 Fis Lapres’ Dre<sts (second-hand) bought | and sold. Justu’s Old Stond, 619 D street. a good quali 25c. straw matting, used to -ell « atting, a 40¢. straw matting. {: for special colored rvon: 50c. straw matting odd and unique. ‘de. straw Japan se matting. of highest ¢ W. H. Hore 1218 and 1 F 40c. 2ough for all, brands, and is used It will buy « blue color and perfect in fit a1 sh, Etseman Baos., 7th and E, ring Clothie rs and Tailors, no. KR. Kelly will have a pring Lawb at his stalls, th st. wing, to-morrow. t—Sold by P. Han- n.w., also druggists. ALL-Woor trousers to order $3. Hamevacen’s, 621 Penn, ave. Pex Your Coal, Coke and Wood from Jous- tox Broruess, the leading firm in the Dis- trict. Manu Sprive Laser grand supply Center market, Use Rex Feastrene P fou Hiss M'fg Co., 815 LI Fesseu’s Care. 1425 est and most gentee! dining: venue, the cheay ‘cou in the city. CHILDREN SHouLps'? SurreR wira THE Heat for the want of light clothing. We gant children’s suits for $2.50 and Eiseman Buos., 7th and E, Children’s Department. Svrzors Steak. prin at New York Marke b roast, 15e. per Ib., 3d and Indiana avenue. Save Monex. ral Family Cooking. d Prices, 581 Loth st. All Siz Brooks’ Watt Parras, Wixpow Suapes, @c. James B. Hiesy West, successor to Gas axp Om Sroves, all sizes. Call and ex- amine. C. A. Mvpprman, 1206 F st. Resenvore Vases. especial etery use. Shedd & I Evexysopy Says Hamevrcen’s sell the best €10 blue serge suit in the District. Cuzrentoxs ox Di Pronounce our suits to order to order at $5 perfect in every a Eweman Bros.. 7th and E, Tailormg Department. CITY AND_DISTRICT AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Avraven’s.—-“The Black Hussar,” Guonr.—Variety. Haxnis’.—“Kerry Gow.” Paxouama Bomixe.—~-Battle of Bull Run.” CONDENSED LOCALS. The Germania Maennerchor will give a family €xeursion to Kiver Viewon Sunday, The Mary Washington will leave her whaef at 9:30 a.m, and 2 p.m., returning at § p.m. ie ckholders of the Homestead land and improvement company will meet on Fri- day to complete the organization. It is in- tended to purchase a tract of land for subdi- Vision and erection of houses by stockholders, Ernest Hendricks, a little son of Capt. Hen- %4 S street northwest, while playing at see-saw last evening had his Fight arm badly fractured. Dr. Henderson set the limb. Yesterday, in the Court in General Term, S. Taylor was appointed an examiner in B. Caywood was reappointed as 2 and pants A reception was given at Potomac hall, South Washington, last evening by St. Mark’s Luth- eran mission Sunday school to Rev. Dr. W. H. Gotwald, who come to take charge of the Mission field there. The Bethel literary association last evening held Sao gem of the life and services of Miss Martha B. Briggs. late ‘2 cipal of the normal department of ‘Howard University, and adopted resolutions endorsing hool ‘Trustee Francis’ proposal to the Com. Missioners to name the new school building 22d and E streets northwest the Briggs build- anpual reunion of the California pioneers ef the national by te Geo. C. Gorham presi- dent, and Hallet Kilbourn secretary, will take Place at Marshal! Hall next Saturday, where a shad dinner will be served. ‘The steamer . W. Corcoran will leave 7th-strect wharf at 10 am. and 4 p.su., returning at 9 p.m, ‘undershirts, long or short | ball hit Hoy, and for a time Fes: | | see 1.98 to-mor- | and Curry was preity level-headed in his base- play decisions, although he showed too much consideration for his neat new uniform, and picked his way a little too slowly and cautious}; over the mud. Fesgenden made one bad breal in the ninth that edtned him a good round of hisses, Hoy hit a little jumper _ ball that ‘stuck in the mud just’ in front of the plate and enabled” the mute to reach first safely. Anson claimed that the nden adhered to his first decision that it was fair. He or- dered the game to go on, but Anson planted himself on the plate and declared that the game should stop until the decision was re- versed, appealing to Curry. Fessenden’s back broke with a snap, and he took Curry’s word and called Hoy back to the plate. It was a clear ¢: of bull-doze on Anson's part for which he deserved a heavy fine, and of weaken- ing on Fessenden’s side for which he merits severe censure, HOW THE RUNS WERE MADE. The home team scored two in the first and their opponents three. Both were blanked in the second, and then the Statesmen had a whirlwind of batting and the Ansonians a Water- loo of erroring, and 4 runs were scored in the third, 4 more in the fourth and 3 in the fifth. Chicago then scored 1 in the sixth and 2 in the seventh, but that wasall. In the ninth, with no one out, Duffy hit for two b and folks feared that the visitors were gomg to resort to their old-time trick of knocking out a victory the Anson was the bat, and Y Pat her right out here, Anson popped up a high fly th ithout moving six feet. n ight, some ove the head of Myers, who, nothing y the speed of the ball, rose to the nd nabbed it—the ball—tossing it to nd by executing a very pretty double ended the game The Statesmen made 13 hits and 4 errors and the Ansonians 11 hits and 10 errors. Dutfy did Ay d one straight out toward rij | distance daunt | the heaviest batting, making two doubl d single. Sam Wise made 3 singles, Wilmot, . and Myers 2 each, and Shoc ack, J. and Ferson L apiece. Sweeney did not touch the ball, but played a good tield. OTHER GAMES, New York defeated Pittsburg. 5 to 4. The batteries were Staley and Miller, Welch and Ewing. The Giants made 9hits and 5 errors, d their victims 8 hits and 4 errors. At Louisville—Louisv Baltimore, 4. At Colambus—Cincinnati. Columbus, 10, At St. Louis—Athleti 3: St. Louis, 2 (ten inning —Brooklya, 14; Kan- At Kansas City 3. NOTES. Morrill wants three games from Pittsburg. This would give us 8 victories and 14 defeats, and Pittsburg 10 defeats, a percentage of meantime Tndis lis will eeonhe at least three games to Boston, which will oring her record down to 9 victories and 16 a percentage of .360. In the event of t program being fuithfally carried out, all the games being played, the end of the week will Washington seventh, closely bunched with Pittsburg for éth plac Pittsburg has ned J nal pitcher, and will probably introdute him to the base ball public this week in Washington. The Smoky City team is badly crippled for pitchers and the home club should have little difiiculty in fultilling their end of the platform stated abov President Nimick, of the Pittsburg club, ar- rived in town this morning from the city of ¢, bringing with him his latest find, Pitcher He carried the young ball-twirler up to e President Young shortly after 10 o'clock, im known to the league magnate. imick says that the team is in very bad i ra nd Morris being all s Kramm. and Maul are with the club this trip, and are new to be reinforced by Beam. Staley is the best of the four, and is doing good work. Maul is very ineffective, and Krumm is almost untried, He will piteh to- and Beam to-morrow. —_—.___— The Associated Charities. A mecting of the executive board of the As- sociated charities was held last night at the central office, G street, near 8th. Mrs, Dr. Lamb read a paper by Oscar E. McCulloch, of Indianapolis, on the subject “The Tribe of Ishmael.” The monthly report of Secretary Emery showed that the central office received calls from 129 white and 24 colored persons for work during the month, and from 57 white and 29 colored people for alms. Aid was given in 42cases. The secretary reported the existence of athorough and encouraging co-operation between the association and the authorities, the Central mission, the G.A. R., the churches and other charitable institutions, eae The Georgetown Amateur Orchestra. ‘The benefit concert to be given by the George- town Amateur orchestra Saturday evening, May 25, at the National Rifles’ armory, promises to be avery enjoyable event. This popular or- ganization has for a number of years not only given numerous entertainments for its mem- bers and friends, but has always been ready and willing to aid in charitable entertainments and is deserving of a successful benefit. Mr. Anton Strelezki will play Weber's concertstuck, with orchestra, Liszt's twelfth rhapsodie and Bercense, by Chopin, for piano solos. Mr. Herndon Mgrsell and Miss Mollie Byrne will furvish the vocal numbers, ——_—_. Cattle Market. One hundred and eleven cattle were on the market at the Union stock vards yesterday, and all sold to butchers as follows: Best sold from 4¢a4}¢ per pound; good, 4a4}<; medium, 3%a 3%; common, 244314.’ Five hundred and ninety-three sheep on market, and all sold to butchers as follows: Old sheep sold from 3 to 434 per pound; lambs, 6 to 73g. Cows and calves sold from 20 to $45 each. Market for cattle and sheep was good. ———.—___ Suing the District for $5,000 Damages. Joseph F. Anderson by Campbell Carrington has filed a suit against the District of Columbia for $5,000 damages by reason of falling into an unlighted and unprotected excavation in the sidewelk of T between 1th and 12th streets northwest on the 5th inst., receiving severe bruises and permanent injuries, : ci Fixe Pousrrvne at Avcriox,—There will be sold by Thomas Dowling to-morrow, commenc- ing at 10 o'clock, at residence, 1233 17th street, a choice collection of household effects, * —— victories and In the los 0. ~ b fi R. Beam, a phenome- nh. Averiox Sate or Varvanue Lor improved by frame house No. 1130 3d street northwest, to-morrow, May 23, 1889, at 6 o’clock p.m. Chance for a bargain. ” a ieiencaee Two Fixe Burprxe Lots on K street, be- tween North Capitol and Ist street northwest, to be sold to-morrow afternoon at 6 o'clock. ‘These lots are admirably adapted for dwellings.* Tue Saxe of housefurnishing goods at Dowl- ings will be continued to-morrow at 10 a. m., when many of the finest goods will Eadies invited. Goods will be sold, in lots.to be sold Estate of the Late John Moover. Yesterday a bill was filed by W. H. Hoover et al. against Rudolph Eichorn by Messrs, A. A. Bir- ney and A, Worthington, asking, pending the trial of the caveat to tho will of the late | John Boover, who died March 25, that the de- | fendants be enjoined from conveying or en- cumbering certain farm property deeded to Fichorn in September last. © bill alleges that the deceased was weak and feeble and that undue influence was used. apd that for months before his death some of the com- plainants were debarred from visiting him, &c. paoraeeSene The Stop-Cock Box Nuisance. To the Editor of Tae Evextxe Star: The complaimt of “H.C.” in regerd to a dangerous and unnecessary obstruction in the middle of the pavement on V street, mentioned in Tur Star of May 20, is to the point, but it is not theonly one. There is, I venture to say, not a square in Washington, unless in the West End, where one or more of these stop-cock bexes do not stand ont above the pavement, and as many more without coverings. On H street, between 6th and 7th streets northwest, there are two of these nuisances deliberately placed in their altitudinous positions, when the pavement was relaid a couple of years ago. Nightly people etumble over these obstruc- tions, and if the official who is responsible for such a condition of «fairs could hear the forei- ble language used by the lamed pedestrian tn regard to him he would not hold as high an opinion of himself as he is now sch oa — Sale of Suburban Real Estate. Thomas Dowling, auctioneer, sold yesterday, at public sale, a tract of land containing 123¢ acres, fronting on the Murdock mill road and the Military road, west of Tenleytown, to Rich'd T. Pettit, for $6,100, being about $500 per acre. The propety is improved by a frame house containing ten rooms. Amusements. Tae Mvsry Concert.—Ovide Musin, the violinist, will give a concert at National Rifles’ hall to-night, assisted by Miss Annie Louise Tanner, Whitney Mockridge and Edwin M. Shonert. The program will be arranged so as to present each artist in attractive numbers, and the entertainment has been looked for- ward to with pleasant anticipation by all lovers of music. Att Sours’ Cuurcu.—The ladies of All Souls’ church will hold their annual strawberry festival in the church parlors this evening. ‘The proceeds will go to the church and Sunday school Gitmore’s Granp Concerts.—Much interest has been excited amoug musical people in the concerts that are to be given at Albaugh’s opera house next Sunday afternoon and evening un- der the direction of Mr. P. S. Gilmore. His wonderful military band will be assisted by a corps of vocalists, consisting of Sigs. Campa- nini, Danckwardt and Del Puente, Clementina De Vere, Mme. Blanche S' ton, Miss Helen Campbell and Myron W. Whit- vy. Seats may be secured at Miller & Her- ‘Tne Mixapo.”-—The fourth week of the summer opera season at Albaugh’s will be filled by the production of “The Mikado,” which probably mede more maney than ot the Gilbert and Sullivan operas except “Pinafore.” ‘The Lamont opera company would seem to be ily adapted to_an excellent representa- The sale of seats for nex uce at the box-office of the ra house to-morrow morning. ux Baptist Homy.—The managers of the aptist home gave an enjoyable enter! = reception at 3248 N strect last nig will be repeated this evening from 5 to 10 p. Sr. Mank’s Cavrom.—A strawberry fest for the benefit of St. Mark's P. E. church build- ing fund is being held at the parish hall,corner 3d and As utheast Cuurcu.—Major L. P. Wii ight tell the ever interesting story of the escape from Libbey prison at Hamline M. E. church. The major will speak from his personal experience, and hi3 lecture will no doubt be highly intere treets sol E M. E. ANACOSTIA, Pensoxat.—There are three cases of scarlet fever in the family of Mr. J. W. Cadle, on Washington street. Thus far they have de- veloped only a mild form.——3r. Wm. Baker, of Jackson street, who had nearly recovered from typhoid fever, was a little worse yester- day.——Mrs, A. B. Suit, of Suitville, who ha been very low, is gradually improving. Her receut trouble has been chiefly from’ plen- risy.——Mr. Dean, employed at the govern- ment print shop. has been off duty a day or two with illness.——Will Gude carries one arm in a sling.——Mes. W. G. Davenport returned Georgetown to-day, where she has been visi ing friends, —Mrs, H. 8. Petty, who had been visiging her mother at Tacoma park, rode home yesterday on a horse she purchased while there.——Mr. and Mrs. John Minnix are home from their visit to Virgini: Mr. Pole, of the bureau of engfaving and printing, will re- move his family from 10th street northwest to his country residence on the Hamilton road this week Want tHe Grounps at Sr. ExIzapeTH OpeneD UNDA, —Some of the residents of this sec- tion think that the insane hospital grounds should be open to the public ou Sundays there is no park in this locality where ladies and children can go Sunday aftcrnoons, Scppen Dearu.—Monday night, between 10 and 11 o'clock, Tenie Triplett, colored, aged fifty-five years, died suddenly at the house of Mrs, Coleman. in Hillsdale, where she had been living. Coroner Patterson viewed the body yesterday and gave a certificate of death from eart disease, Bartisms.—The Anacostia river, near the bridge, is the favorite baptizing grounds now, and almost every Sunday scores of colored peo- ple are immersed in that water. ‘The baptizing 4s usually done just west of the bridge, where, at low tide, there is a sandy beach, giving the candidates plenty of room to march along the shore in their white robes, Last Sunday there were ninety-two colored :persons baptized near the place mentioned Notes. — The wooden sewer on Nicholl’s avenue, between Jefferson and Pleasant strects, caved in yesterday as a result of t heavy rains. A force of men are making repairs. Some slight damage from washouts has also been occasioned by the raigfall.—Tenie Trip- lett, colored, aged soventy, living with Mrs. Coleman, in Hillsdale, died of heart disease Monday night.—A horse was ¢o severely in- jured on Chandler Smith's wire fence last night that an order to shoot the animal was given by the police authorities. —-There isa very dangerous place at the corner of Bridge and Monroe streets, where the sewer receives the water from the lower side of Monroe. Unless repaired soon some horse will have a broken leg and the city a damage suit.—At the meet- ing last night of the stewards and trustees of the M. E. church all but $65 of the parsonage debt was provided for. Sars, Scare, Axp Bioon DISEASES CURED BY CUTICURA REMEDIES WHEN HOT SPRINGS, DOCTORS AND ALL OTHER MEDICINES FAIL. 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Appleby, who sus- tained painful injuries by being thrown from | his buggy some days since, is regaining his | strength.—Messrs, J. Miller Kenyon andJohn R. Greene will leave to-morrow for Nicaraugua on a government survey. Tre Pusiic Sctoo Burtprxe for colored children, which is being erected on 28th street, is rapidly nearing compietion. The walls are up and the work of rooting will be begun in a day or two. Portcr Nores,—Stationkcepor Elliott is de- tamed at home on account of sickness. The station-house ix situated on the vank of the canal in an old building that has stood there many years. The of i cation is an unhealthy one.——The police re- pos a dangarous hole at 32d and P streets, and lso one ou M street, between 29th and’ 30th streets, which was left there by the gas com- any. y Ow His Hien Horse.—‘‘What did yer say, ver honor?” asked Thomas L of Clerk Clagett in the Police Court this morning, when he was arraigned on a charge of profanity. “You are said Bailiff Kendig, “Well, want “are you guilty or not guil to hear what's agin me,” replied the prisoner, Policeman Sutherland, who made the arrest, told the judge that Lynn was on the new bridge this morning drunk and profane. “Judge, yer honor,” sajd the prisoner, “I never did any harm to anyone in my life, and I’m too old now to begin. This morning [I came over from Baltimore. I metsome old comrades who were inthe Andersonville prison, and I got on my high horse. I thought that Irishman (pointing to the policeman) was a friend of mine, but I find I was mistaken. [Laughter.] If you let me go this time, I'l return to the National Soldiers’ Home.” ‘Step back,” said the judge, “And I was once a Washington policeman,” added the prisoner. The court imposed a fine of $5 or 15 days, Pottce Court Cases,—Julia Bellows and Emma Green were charged before Judge Miller to-day with disturbing the quiet of Water street. Julia appeared and was fined 85. or 15 days, and Emma forfeited her collateral, Policeman Sutherland also charged Emanuel Johnson and Charles ‘Vibbs with using bad language on Market street, They admitted their guilt and were fined £5 each, TENPERATURE AND CoNDITION or WATER AT 7a, M.—Great Falls, temperature 68; condition 8; receiving reservoir, temperatu condi- tion at north councetion, 9; condition at south connection, 26; distributing reservoir, ture. 71; condition at influent gate-house. 10; condition at etiluent gate-house, 30. High tide in_ the river to-day at 11:52 p.m. Low tide at 3 p.m, ——__ Faster Tratns to New Yorx.—The B. and O. has put in service an additional train to New York and shortened up the time on all the old ones from five to twenty-five minutes, The stage time from Washington to New York th ia any other line. Pullman’s Buffet Parlor ‘son all day trains and sleepers on night trains sad lint Asp Sine . 18 fairly and faithfully tried. It is the best medicine to keep the blood pute and to expel the germs of scrofula, salt rhewm, and nd HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA, “Iknow that Hood's Sarsaparilla has restored my health and prolonged my days. I was feeling badly for ug time, my trouble being a general ne tration accompanied with chills and fever. ing five bottles of Hood’: to be able to do my oWn as any one of my age, 82 ‘St. Albans, Vt. Tam as well now rs.” MRS. ME. THORP, MAKES THE WEAK STRONG, “Thave been for have not felt so well feeling in the he health is wonderfully improved.” WRIGHT, Shelter Island, Suffolk C HOOD Sold by all deussist by C. I, HUOD & CO., Apo SARS LA, 5. Prepared only Lowell, 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. 3 fm] Orvn Stavenrer IN MILLINERY, BEADED AND SPRING WRAPS. 1 ii 1 i u PPP A ae ae 74 PPP AA P AAA = P aA = First clearing 000 worth of Straw goods. Flowers aud rib red Now is your t to call at KING": plezant aud lafest sty French pattern Hats of gos, don’t fail 814 7th st. new, lew. and Bonnets at $2.50, #3 and the leading shapes, colors and all » 75e, and Bl. nds of Children's and Migses’ Flowers, the grandest urray of the loveliest tlovfers at 20c. 25c., ‘Se, and $1, RIBBONS, Ten thousand dollars worth of Ribbons, the greatest slaushter ever witnessed, tre to per yard. We advise all in need of millinery to call at King's Palace before purchasing, it will pay you, KK W ™ 988s. KK it ba 8 Bk lt ie Kk U Sgs5 i a Vr A occ BPs § AA oO PPP AA OL RA CG P ASA AKA GG = P a4 LULL A A GcO = 814 SEVENTH STREET N.W., REMEMRER NAME AND NUMBER, my2-2m Panapeuemas Srorr HOT WEATHER DRESS GOODS, 50 pieces Good Quality Lawns, splendid [ styles, only Se, yard, 1.30 pisces, 36 inches wide, only 9e.; worth 50 pieces, 36 inches wide, ali extra fine 12sec. quality and exclusive styles, only WHITE GOoDs. Plaid and Stri; and Plaids, L ed Lawns, Sorelle. Stripes Lace Stripes ani ids, Pigues, wuality, ail "worth 1c," t Se. yard PARASOLS. — PARASOLS. All the Latest Novelties; our prices are the lowest. Another lot of the 25c. Boys’ Shirt Waists made of a good quality Outing Flannel. We can’t get half euough of theur. Another lot, made of Good Quality Fancy Wool Flannel, at 750 worth Sie ik 030, “igs than inost of the BSc. gosds ow on the luarket. Ladies’ Swiss Ribbed Vests 12%¢e.; price was 250. MATTINGS. A good quality at $4 roll sud upward. CARHART & LEIDY, v8 Tth and 706 K st. nw, mal8 (perme, OR THE LIQUOR HABIT, Positively Cured by administering Dr. Haines? GOLDEN SPECIFIC, Itean be given in a cup of coffce or tea or in articles of food without the knowledge of the patient; it is ab- solutely harmless, and will effect a permanent and speedy cure, whether the patient is a moderate drinker believe quit drink- tree will. Ab peacock of iortsoataen 8. F, WARE, under Ebbitt House, ‘STINE, 14th st, and Vt. ave. free, CITY ITEMS. The Manufacturing Establishment. TO THE LADIES IN GENERAL. Do you wish to be relieved of disappoint- ments from your dressmaker? Do you wish to save money? Do you wish to have good-fitting garments and fashionably made? Do you wish, to save time from running forward and back- | Sard to your dressmaker? There is one answer | to allthis: Visit the Manufacturing Establish- ment, and on the second-floor parlors yon will find any quantity of dresses, to your heart's content, and ourfore lady will not ire = to leave until yon are suited and fitted. 3 this experiment for once, and you will be delighted, Also. a large line of Children’s Dresses, Ladies’ Underwear, Boys’ Waists, &c. 22,24 Heazoo’s OL Stanp. 915 7th st. nw. Borden’s Liverine. Everbody praises it, 1t* Never go ito the country without a bottle of Frep. Brown's Grxoxr; it will do more to relieve pain in the stomach than any other medicine, it Bon-Bon & Cie are the world renowned manufacturers of fine French Balbriggan Un- derwear. You will find a full line of their best Stages at import prices at Franc’s, One ‘ice, corner 7th and D, it The Finest 50c. Tea in America. Mocha and Java Coffee. wonderful quality, 30c.Ib, Best | Table Butter, 25c. A large line of goods at cost } rice. M. & P. Mxrrzcen, the Live Grocery en, 417 7th st. new. ae | New Fashion Catalogues “for June, free, at Domestic Sewixe Macutve Orrice, 7thand H. my22-4t No Fancy Prices for Borden's Liverine, the best known remedy for Liver ana Kidney troubles. 50c. pt. bottle. itt Washington Safe Deposit Co., 916 Pa. ave. Safes rented; 25 ) per year. my4-4m Clark’s Best Machine Thread, 6 Spools Se. At Domestic Sewing-machine Office, my18,20,22 7th and H sts, Best Shirting best Percales, 8c.; Kala Dress Ginghams, $e., worth 123e.; ‘orsets, 69¢.; our 50c. French Challies, 16c.; ¥ Corsets take the lead, Rererti & Co., 149 B my18,8,w2t* st. 8. 50c. pt. bottle. Given’s, it* Borden’s Liverine, 3d and H sts, nw. $3 Per Gallon, 75c. Quart Bottle, No. 1 Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money. Orders by mail. Lyxcu’s, 9th near D st. s&w NEW PUBLI CATIONS. 719 719) BIG RIBBON SALE. JUST PURCHASED FROM A PROMINENT IMPORTER, HIS ENTIRE STOCK OF FINE FANCY FRENCH RIBBONS AT A RIDICU- OUSLY LOW ?RICE. WE HAVE DIVIDED THEM INTO FOUR LOTS—38 50, AND 75 CENTS, RESPECTIVELY. NOTH- ING IN THE LOT WORTH LESS THAN ONE DOLLAR PER YARD, AND MANY PATTERNS SOLD AS HIGH AS $2 AND $2.50 PER YARD EARLY IN THE SEASON. THEY WILL NOT LAST LONG, DON'T NEGLECT THIS OPPOR- TUNITY. FINE GOODS AND LOW PRICES. NO HUMBUG, BUT GENUINE BARGAINS. 6 E. G. DAVIS, 719 MARKET SPACE, Cor, Sth st, myl6-lm Grer Resx Tu: Su Coy- TINU JULIUS LANSBURGH'’S CARPET, FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY HOUSE CONTINUALLY CROWDED, WHAT IS OFFERED FOR MONDAY, MAY 20TH, AND DURING THE WEEK. 1,000 Dado Shades, patent fixtures complete, 330, each, 1,000 Holland Shades, Patent Fixtures, complete, ch h. 1,500 Body Brussels Hassocks, at 45c. each, RUG DEPARTMENT. s DEPARTM All-Wool Ingrains a All of our bes snabity upestry Carpet, 5 to 20 yards, at Best quality Tapestry Carpet, 18 to 50 yards, at Best quality Body Brussels Carpet. 12 to 40 yards, | at 74e, Best Five Frame Body Brussels, 12 to 50 yards, at 89. Best Velvet Carpet, 2 to 50 yards, at 98c. Best quality Mo 10 50 yards, at $1.25, DEPARTMENT, ‘olid Oak Suites at 820. 12 Solid Oak Suites at $24. 10 Solid Oak Suites at 28.50. 40 pound Hair Mattresses at $9 each, 75 Larwe Reed Back Kockers in Antique Oak, Wal- nut, Mahogany, and Natural Cherry, at $3.7: double. 65 Medium-size Reed-Back Rockers, in same woods, at 3: worth doub! 50 Oak Tables for Bedrooms, at $1.60, 75 Oak, Cherry and Walnut 4 es fur Bedrooms, at $1.50. Balance of our Kitchen Chairs, used once on the viewing stands, 4th of March, at 15c. We have a few of those clegant Parlor Suites at a6 were sold at 110. They consist of five pieces, viz. Soft, Arm-chair, Bay Window or Corner Chair, Side Chair und Keception Chair, covered in marble silk plash and French Tapestry. Allof our Dining-Room Furniture, Library Furni- ture, Hall-Racks, Cheffonieres, Bookcases, Sideboards: aud Chamber Suites, reduced from 10 to 30 per cent eM OTRA MING, STRAW MATTING. v NG. he pmees XS 2, ‘e offer for Monday, y 2 4 Rolls fancy of ao yards —— itless grades in proportiot ay 310.75. l\OSQUITO CANOPIES, 40 hi Mosgurto CASOMIES. Lange size White at @1 Large size Pink at 81- TRIPLED PLATE SILVERWARE. 2 tripled-plate T £90. f hance abla on ey oc tae «70 for six, 4 ‘Tables; 1.75 fe fatter Dishes a1. cach. on 2 1 ir JULIUS LANSBURG! HL my18 ‘31S 7th street n.w. Ison Sirzs. Tsou Cust TES. i ILKS, t st) excellent assortment; Fane Cl PALL Ths, ‘neh st; fore op tae Select one of the tollor mM. yard cellent quallty’; ‘French styles 4 te, cotton, Gish Gastousers, JART| bask 25 4 aooye Beane ales wide double Elewant Dress Goo ‘Saves cash value foe, Senet SHAWLS, Cream, Cardinal, and Biue, ABLE for Cash Customers, one of the presents: seers GB or Very lowest prices for Cash. Hees Gas eft ae We « | | AMUSEMENTS. _ | EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &e. 5 ar MARSHALL H ox SATURDAY, MAY 25 1889, THE ANNUAL RE! or THE SOCIETY OF CALIFORN#A PIONE: - ol txano” FERS OF WASH- WILL TAKE PLac! MARSHALL BALL, sixteen miles down the Potomac, ox SATURDAY, MAY The Steamer W. W. CORCORA wharf at 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 0% to the city at 9 o'clock. OF CALIFORNIA PIONEERS OF THE | NATIONAL CAPITAL, GEO. C. GORMAM, President. HALLEL KILBOURN, Secretory. COL. JOE C. McKIRBEN, Treasurer, ANNUAL REUNION ALL, NNUAL Schools UNION Laie hour on PAESGRAY eat TRA FAT PORES B participat on SATUKD | la of the Golden | will | CORA \D r ‘clock p.m Plank-Shad Dinner and appropriate accompaniments, GP) Pauy Excenston Chicren v1 yen Steamer Mary Washicatou will leave hoe 3 p.m. 2 2p. Prize Bowling and Prize Shooting menta, Regurning at 5 o'clock p.m. » Wash V OTICE-OUR STAG and fishing eroui UNDAY RCHOOL OF CHURCI of the orruanta “WAiNNercuor, "IEW, A RIVER DAY, M on ST hart ot and other amuse my22-4t* EXCURSION OF EPIPHANY Q will take place Saturday, M uugton leaves for Kiver View ) diam may 22-Se ES WILL LEAVE EVERY s ry MORNINGS for Chain Bridee af Upoer Potomac, BRIDGES & rs, SYM at WLW. my) or HOF OUR niversalist) will havea PICNIC at ATURKDAY, May ‘Train tH, 10-30" a i DAY morning. TION DAY AT RYEK View. THURSDAY, May 30, Tickets, $2.50; can be had at the ofice f, the Wash ington Critic, #43 D st.; also on board the Steane Corcoran the Uay of the reunion. gues THREE TRIPS. ebm proposing ge ettend « are requested to notify e Secretary at the office of t iumeton Critic. cw. ” reeras me eee Steamer MARY WASHINGTON will leave at @:300, = sa P .,.1 pan.,and 5:30 p.m. BALLET KIL Secretary. Dancing dow’ and back and at the grounds all day. Sa or a ak ue dow’ and beck and at the eroun ay. weir ANNUAL ESTIV AL | Tickets—Gentleman and Lady, 50c.; Lady’s ticket, Parlors, 23 & SDAY EVENING. May 4 25e.; Chikiren, between 8 and 22, Gentleman's A a jog the benefit of t. Lickets, 5Uc. No elycctionabie parties allowed. LBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. ™ a ae ai. ES RANDAL, venings at 8:15, Only Matinee Saturday, THE LAMONT OPERA CO. on Under the mahacment of Mr Nat Roth, —— spect nen. Minna, HELEN LAMONT: Rosetta. Alice Carte: Bar. | RW Mago aNe owt ax A NT; Rosetta, Alice a 7 N IANS »" % * bara Mabelia Baker: Hackentuck. Sig Drosoling: Ha, Aa ener Mae MARHSGIOS ee bert, Geo. Traverne aldmon, Geo, Broderick; 1if- | Si “and 3 p.m. kow, Louis DeLange. Commenc: General aaintenten, . ; Reserved seats, 50 and 3 NEXT WEEK—TRE MIKADO, my ‘wo trips, leaving at 9:30 am. and 6.30 “A LBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA THE GREATEST MUSICAL ATTRACTION! SUNDAY, MAY 26. GILMORE’S WONDERFUL BAND CONCERTS Afternoon! at 2:30, AND GILMORE’S SPECIAL Signor ITALO CAMPANINI, Signor EUGENE DE DANCKWARDT, Signorina CLEMENTINA DE VERE. Madame BLANCHE STONE-BARTON, Mise HELEN DUDLEY CAMPB! Signor GUISEPPE MYRON W. WHITNEY, ices: First Floo: \CERT AND GARD! of Organ ae We: a Eu 30 10. LOBE THEATER, t, $1.50: Balcony, $1 ATS AKE Now ON'SALE at Sis HOUSE. sEvening al Tro ARTISTS: ‘Thess Hoth 7 it al LL, DEL PUENTE, Signor FERRARL allery, Tubs a leaving at 1 m. Fare, us ‘» THURSDAY P.'m. Adiuissior cents, Retresh: for Murstial a Penna. ave., near 11th st, | Mxton alr» Mutinees Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday aud Saturday, | 5! 28 FIRST-CLASS VARIETIES. and og Afternoon at 2. Ni jock. fen izht xt 8 o'ch Adiuission, 10, 20 and 30c. F_akus eioU THEATER. Week commencing Mond: y, May Thur. aid Sat. ish ‘Coinediai "oi Fred. Mars¢ YY GOV The distinguished Trish '¢ MURPHY, in 5 Tealistic pictures of Irie a but an every-day tale Superb dramatic company SHAUN RHUE c very Last my20-6 20, Matinees Tues., and Vocalist, J. 8. eatest cf all trish by hom u LEXAN. cutive sexsons. =A presntinzg not only in the Emerald Supported bya if ot week, THE ¥ - t _Next week—“STREETS OF NEW YOR -my20 | GKEAT AND BENEFIT CONCERT, ar GEORGETOWN AMATEUR ORCHESTRA, Fare Assisted by the eminent 1 a ANTON STRELEZKI, aon a HERNDON MORSELL, NATIONAL RIFLE: SATURDAY EVEN ag Tickets, including reserved seat, 50c. Co. ‘AGERS OF “THE th N st. n,w.on LUE of May, fron e. Admi 06 N.X bk for NPE CYGLERIES, 14 PSYCHO CACLES, yy ssineron RIDING ACADEMY. Special arrangements can be made st considerably D. ai opening Entertaiinent and Ke i? Ol FOI team Pac on Sunday, High and C re BAPTIST HOM ny 1S-at my18- = | Water st, 7 FORMS OF | Hite . Special | att mencing Monday, June 10. edniemdiay Steamer W. W. CORCORAN, FUN sharl dasly vexcent grounds aid mansion. | Steamer W. bas Vor charter vel ____ MONEY TO LOAN. Mou? o REAL LdiAik iy bw DISTRICT. > and 30 Two trips, 1 . ‘tor’s Dancing School Reunion every Sstur- r mumencing Saturday, June 1 atil . : en r yt. 1. L. Blake y) for Mount Vernon, ashingtou about 3.10 j. jucudius admission to 0 au rout MARSHALL HALL. ¥. COKOOR Jeaves 7th st. wharf daily me at 10 au, reaching Washi leaving at 10. reg mat 2 avd muy 17 to jel DRIATERRY AND RIVER EXCURSION ‘© Saloon Steamers. Every hour from 6 am to 5 ON TH MAC FOR E POTO! Bat Nee BRIDGE. wakes resus and Saturday, own, wt S aan, Cumberland Bost ploue oP stuw. Willnotwo to Pails May 20. K GREAT FALLS AND CABIN JOHN TT ket EXC Monday, fakes her regular trips : nd Friday. leaving vorcelowny at Sam, Fare, abe. iy Wd.G. and 3M WATE. QUE POTOMAC. FRANCIS makes GO LOAN SUsS FROM $500 UPWARD, BE LUWLST KALE OF INTLEST KO. HOLTZMAN reduced rates during the summer months for lessons |__™my13. Corner 10th and Fsts, new. in ring and riding on road. For particulars apply at | JM OSEXTOLOAN ON KEAL ESTATE AT LOWEST Oflice of Academy, 22d and Pts. nw, my]4-Lm sulaoer inperens: alee : al necurity. ATIONAL RIFLES’ AKMORY HALL, myl1-1 “2 Fetnr (EDNEADAY EVENING, MAY 22, ®woNLY TO LOAN q WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 22, 1889, XN OAR SD 6 PE THE OVIDE GRAND CONCERT COMPANY. OVIDE MUSIN. the Great Violin Virtuoso. re 4 Do LOUIS! ONERT, t Reserved seats, #1. served seats at Brent ino’s, he beautiful park o1 ming in the fuil glory o place in the District wher be rented to respe fessrs. Jon rer, M Bic ex, ; red to entert reasonable the market er pe choicest REINHOLD SPRINGSGUTH, Secretary, Admission Toc. Sale of nth-street road is now safe tro) fats garden parties aud poic-uies ou a large scale may lockmeyer, V. P., and myll-2m _my4-Im Pox, rs § re- my 14-8t ONEY Lae. It is the only intruders—festi- susie parties by the » park, is also well rties, (private or off~ s the best amd SIMON WOLF, S apl7-3m any Baltubore aud Ghio Ticket Agent, ON KLAL ESTAT au ro boas AT BIX PER CE x1 € FREAL LSTATE INVESTMENT BAPE As SIX PER CENT, PAYABL Also, as Agents of the Uuited Security Insurance R, the American Prima | Co.. of Philadelpl: tallmcut Plah wit or wit storum a ‘my in is ; . = 9 Eminent Pianist. |G ONEY TO LOAN—850,000 TOLOAN ON GOOD gente Minto tS por cent. HERON & RAMEY, ” st nw ToL TO LOAN AT 5 AND 6 PER CENT, and stall suzus, on real estate in D! uisiloUs; to delay ; Teal «tute ustes bo i § xCUSSINGH AN 1405 Fst. GKEE. SUS. BONDS. cy ARTELLY, 000. AWGLD. IN SUMS #100 T MALL PKEMIUM 5,000—TO LOAN 100 Presidént, wp ON REAL ESTATE. 200 my2-lm 500 fap18]__ THOS. E. WAGGAMAX, EX TO LOAN On Approved Keal Estate Security in District of Tourist Sleep- | Columbia, in any sums desired, at lowes Addzess | terest 40s. J. FISUL 2 Broadway, | apli ahs - <> ty MoseY, 7020 ON APPROVED REAL estate, tes on 3m i ather Commerc: Sweerrse Repvcrioys. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS. ALL-WOOL PRINTED ALBATROSS, DOUBLE WIDTH, REDUCED TO 25c. PRINTED MOHAIRS REDUCED TO 250. OUR WHOLE STOCK OF FIN: TEENS REDUCED TO 25c. ALL-WOOL FRENCH CHALLIS REDUCED TO 500, PRINTED INDIA SILKS, FINEST GRADE, 27 DEMPSE. M to suit at lowest, rae i suis ty suit, at lowest rates of interest. Gby. ¥. KILN! hand Hats. bw, ANS ON REAL LSTATE, LOCAL OB ui yood Securities, Army apd Navy Account Ai Paper, &e.. ee. No delay iM Litt New Surk ave. wh2o-3m ONEY TO LOAN ON HEAL ESTATE IN SUMS EDFORD W. ie 5 FAADOW MENT, LIFE AND TONTINE POLICIES 4 bought at highest cash prices. upon ‘samme st Yeasouable feruhe, Apply te ae a ACHESO! B07 F st. n. mh] 9- Sun! N d estate security. EST FRENCH SAT- class sccurity, ai lowest rates of interest, Where the security | Saari ONEY TO LOAN In sums t sult, at lowest \ KEAL ESTATE OR FIRST. delay + Wo: ts we 0. €. GREEN, 303 7th st. coud Mitch, 1437 Peunsyivaime ave, TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE aT Lowe est, Rates, ESCn Tas LARGEST FACTORY IN THE WORLD, INCHES WIDE, LIGHT AND DARK COLORS, RE- DUCED TO 7Sc. THESE ARE THE SAME GOODS THAT HAVE BEEN SOLD FOR $1.25. THEY ARE CHEAPER IN PROPORTION THAN COTTON GOODS. THE GREATEST BARGAIN OF THE SEASON, BLACK CHANTILLY FLOU! WORTH $3.00. MEDALS OF HONOR AT ALL EXHIBITIONS a FRR SSE EP SEM th ey ie Re) 2 §! ul REE vary Ee BERL PARE Hae kee SMS 0 = NCING, AT $2.00, NEW MOIRE SASH RIBBONS, CASHMERE AND SILK SHAWLS, AT VERY LOW PRICES. FULL STOCK OF GENTLEMEN'S NEGLIGE SHIRTS IN BEAUTIFUL STYLES. CEOCOLATE MENIER EXCEEDS 100,000 POUNDS PER DAY. SOLD EVERYWHERE. AVOID IMITATIONS, mil3-ecSuksinap Duaixx W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, my18 Srnaw Hass, 919 lnnitation oop and ges “fess aps ee 8l DUNLAP'’S NEW TOLL SEITE GE BEATEN, TEN Co T™ “nga ee EDW. Mos Hats and Caps for Ladies, in every sw Color’ Summer Derby, light in ‘at $3.50, 85.00 and 86.00. PENN. AVE. N.W. ‘The Purest and Best Drink in the World. Appetizing, Delicious, Sparkling. A Package (liquid) 25c. makes five gallona wo No boiling aud Men, at 50c. and Feasyivanie ove Ts a om Sie zens | Game EVERY BOTTLE GUARANTEED. TROUBLE. EASILY MADE. or straining, Directions simple, and made accordingly there cun be no mistake. Ask your Druggist or Grocer for it, and take no other, ‘Bee that you get HIRES’. ‘it and you Will Not be Without it, Made by C. E. HIRES, Philadelphia, Pa. ap17-wds268 Scrrs Scovnep ‘AND PRESSED FOR $1. Setter Sh see st echt