Evening Star Newspaper, May 25, 1889, Page 12

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. C., SATURDAY, MAY 25, 1889S-TWELVE PXGES. LOCAL MENTION The Weather. For the District of Columbia, Maryland, Virginia. North Carolina, Tennessee, Kentucky and West Virginia, threatening weather and rain; slightly cooler; winds shifting to north- erly. Suower-Wetout Uxperwear. Summcr-weight Hosiery. Summer-weight Neckwear. Summer-weight Shirts. Summer-weight Men's wear in all its branches, Fraxc, One-price, cor. 7th and D. Jeuies Laxssvnon will occupy the new building corner 13th and F streets. He is now selling the entire stock at his pre ae place, 315 7th strect, at prices that will insure their rapid sale. New Faswroy Cataroaves for June free. at Domestic Sewixe Macurye Orrice, 7th and H, on rece:pt of one cent postage by mail. Exarcn_Yotx Buoop and build up your sys- tem with Dr. Hexvey's Cecery, Beer AND Inox. War vo Prorte speak in such high terms of the Empire steam carpet-cleaning works, 631- 635 Masa. ave. n. ‘Ans. See the carpets they have cleaned. Telephone, Watt Papers. House | and Fresco Painting. P. Hasson Hiss M'F’o Co, $15 15th st. Bep-Room Serre in solid oak, 219.85. Parlor suite, covered in remnants of the finest. for five pieces, cheap at $100. Juties La: BURGH, 315 7th street. Srrawnerny Festivat, a, St. Mark's church, 3d and A s.e., to-night at 7 Bropreav’: 9%c.; Warne: Sic.; pure silk gloves, 5 le cambric, Monarch shirt, Brroutwoop Races. Dee oration Day, 3 p.m. Wixpow SHApEs complete on patent fixtures, 22 cts. a piece quard enamelled furniture covering. 10 cts. per yard. Jutius Lansevrcn, 315 7th street. Gas-Lior crRicITx. Convenient, safe. No matches to set fire to building, burn fingers. dc. J. H. Kventina. Mapame Rour. Children’s Modiste. Closing out departments of gloves, collars and cuffs, lace and embroidered flouncings and veilings. A few choice pieces left of our underwear sale, which we are selling regardless of cost. These departments must go. tend to confine ourselves excl dren’s wear and fine millinery. Parties furnishing their cottages would do well by calling upon Jvties L au previous to his removal to his new building, corner 13th and F streets. New Hicu-Aum Sew Domestic SewrxG Ma A Serr 0c. a setting. 5. at of pure-bred white leghorn eggs Hou: Straw mattings, Jvuxivs Laxspvaen’s, 3 Tur Empire st 631-635. Mass. ave. and quickest work. Telephone 7 CITY AND ) DISTRICT. CONDENSED LOCALS. Mount Carmel Baptist church at the regular eeting last night extended the call to their popular pastor, Rev, S. G. Lambkins, indefi- nitely. Mr. Lambkin is a graduate of the theological department of Howard universi Post-Oftice Separkaned Council No. 204, Na- tional Union, has adopted sppremrias reso- lutions upon the death of Geo. 0. Moore. At the Fourth Baptist church last evening, a pleasing “May Fea: entertainmennt was en by 48 pupils of the Mott school. ander Sirecticn of Me. HE. R. Peters, principal. Miss Frances Waters personated the May Queen, and Miss Lily nih. Fairy Queen. Miss Annie Green was directress of the Mayers, and fine piano accompaniments were furnished by Mrs, Willie Nichols and Gypsy Peters. Samuel K. Forsyth filed a bill fora divorce from Emma W. Forsyth, and Clara M. Murphy for a divorce from Kossuth Murphy. George E. Pickett Camp, confederate vet- erans, of Richmond, have received an invita- tion to meet the Philadelphia brigade associa- tion at Washington May The Catholic club of Washington, with G. F. Harbin, R. G. Blaine, Owen Donnelly, W. H. Landvoigt, G. R. Repetti. J. F. Fitzpatrick, D. F. Craven, L, Cavanaugh, A. C. Shaw. J. A: Dugan, W. J. Cogan and A. McGarraghy as managers, filed a certificate of incorporation to-day. In ‘the Police Court this morning George Hawkins was charged with an assault on Ella Ricks by striking her. She testified that she struck him when he t gpnmee ed the door open. He so charged with assaulting Ella’s daugh- ter, and was fined 35 in each case. In the Police Court this morning Mr. Shil- ington asked that the case of Richard Thomp- son, charged with keeping an unlicensed bar in th unty, go over. stating that the witnesses over here sober, but they were ‘The case went over. —_ TOOK CHLOROFORM. A Wife Attempts Suicide in a Sensa- tional Manner. drank now. SHE A notice appeared in Tur Srar last night, signed by John 0. Honey, as follows: “My wife, Alice M. Honey, having left my bed and board without just cause, I hereby warn all persons from crediting her, as I will not be re- sponsible for any debts contracted by her from this date.” Before this reached the eye of Mrs. Honey she had appeared at the govern- ment printing office and created an excitement there by taking chloroform, apparently with suicidal intent. Oscar Honey married Alice Boyce a year ago last Thanksgiving. She then resided on-Myrtle street and he was employed in the printing office. They had not been mar- ried many mouths before there was trouble in the family, and they separated. They remained se; ted some time. and a few month gago they were reunited and opened a store on Capi- tol Hill, Still they could not get along and a ‘ond separation followed. This time the hus- und made up his mind to remain separated, and refused to see his wife. IN THE POLICE COURT. ‘Mrs. Honey swore out a warrant charging n with assault, and the case was called in the Police Court yesterday. She stated before go- | ing to court that she did not want to prosecute | her husband, but she had been made to do so arelative. Her husband appeared in court ATTESTIOS is called to Wescott & Wilcox ad- yertisement under houses and lots for sale. ‘They offer several desirable bargains, itand- niet- j 2.509 Srrrcnes Per Mixvte on the erd” Sewing Machine. The lightest and est machine on market. 905 F st. now. ( M. Brrore leaving town have your feet exam- ined and get the proper remedies to keep you comfortable all summer. Dr. J. J. Groxaes & Sos, 1115 Penn. avi Covers Furniture and uphe At v Licurre Rons, new and rep tubes, SUEHLING, Lapres’ Law Hardwood dou Straw matting. Wire window screens, 3 Wire door and window screens made to order. Sole agents for the only genuine dry air re- frigerator. 15 Per Ser. ry at reduced price. DEMAN’S, 610 12th st. ired. Speaking 1212 Pa, ave. ES ETON & FLETCHER. Carver Crraxtxe to perfection. The Star machines used, none better in the world. Moths exterminated at Cuace’s, adjoining city post- | offi. Retort Gas Stoves. at Broox Hundreds in w Ovx $10 blue serge color and perfect fit: 1 15th st. in this city. alts is the thing for hot w r. We have them in endless variety. in white and f: double and single breasted. from de. spine BE West, successor to et north- ard Henderson, SURLOIN Steak, prime rib roast. 15e. per Ib., at New York Market, 3d and Indiana avenue. $e. Straw Marrixe straw matting straw matting. a good qualit; straw matting. used to sell at 40c. straw matting, good enough for all. ¢. straw matting. fancy brands, and is used for special colored rooms. SOc. straw matting. very odd and unique. 7de. straw Japanese gprs of highest class, | Ww. Hoventox & Co.. } 1218 and 10 F street northwest. | Bry Yorr Coal, Coke and Wood from Joux- sox Brotuzns, the leading firm in the Dis- trict. “you should see.” ‘ou should bu Waar $8 Witt Do. It will buy a blue serge suit, warranted fast | color and perfect in fit and finish. EiseMAN Buos., 7th and E, Manufacturing Clothiers and Tailors. | Frssext’s Care. 1425 N.Y. avenue, the cheap- est and most genteel dining-room in the city. Gas a Oi. Stoves, all sizes. — and ex- amine. C. A. Mei DDIMAN, 1206 F si Axt-Woor trousers to Hampurcen's, ave. | For Oxe Weex, beginning Monday, May 20, | We will sell 250 rolis of Straw Matting at 23.60 per roll of 40 yards, 1,000 yards of 75c. Ingrain Car- | pet for 50c. per yard, 100 made- = Carpets of ail sizes. made from remnants, at less bh: in cost, We show the largest line of Kefrigerators and Baby Carriages south of N. ork. 1,000 Silk Plush, 24 inches wid Wire Window Scre« ! ards | each; | r. ith and F'sts, now. | scarcely a minut To Facurrate Ove Removat to 1214 F st. B.w.. we will sell our stock of Fine Furniture and Draperies at and below cost. Great Bargains for Cash, Avex. Mitye, 511 9th st. nw. Es— For Summer Cooking. 8. S. Suepp & Bro., = 432 9th st. now. CurpRex SHOULDN'T SUr¥eR WITH THE Hear for the want of light clothing. We gant children’s suits for 22.50 and = E1semax Buos., 7th and E, Children’s Department, Lioxtsixo Rops, new and repaired. Orders by postal promptiy attended to. Electric bells, speaking tubes. J. H. Kveuzixe, 1212 Pa. ave. To Hovusexerrens that want to buy Purniture, Carpets, Oilcloths, Mattings, Rugs. &c.. go to the largest install- Ment house in the city. Special inducements to cash buyers at J. G. Starer’s, 310 and 312 Pa. ave. s. ¢., Capitol Hill. Dowx at Last. Wate! ‘hes cleaned, $1; main- spring in S.W.. #1.; key-winder, 75c. Repair- ing im proportion. All work guaranteed KB. » Hives & Co., 525 9th st. new. eam. 235 G street. aeyepiw Duress oper mp our suits to order at $20 and ts order at $5 perfect in every detail. agit Esseman Buos., 7th and E, Tailoring Department, Evznysopr Says Hawnuncen's sell the best 10 blue serge t in the District. Sex our $15 retort gas stove. 00k, 531 15th st. Remixcen'’s Ice (1 About 8:30 o'clock last night a fire took place in the second story of house 1212 Pennsylvania avenue, caused by the explosion of a coal oil ‘The house is owned by Dr. MeCo and the second po ga a5» nln J.M.G@ asa printing office. The loss was about $50. nd without going into a trial of the case, gave his personal bonds and went back to his work. ha the suggestion of Mr. | Carrington. The wife left the purt and started in the direction of the govern- ment ae office. It was nearly noon when | she reached that vicinity. and she fell to the avement near the corner of H and Ast streets she soon recovered. Leaving the store she started in the dire on | of her home, declaring she would get even with | two young me m she of her trouble. die willing! accused of being the Then she said she would AT THE PRINTING OFFICE. She went away, but returned about 2 o'clock | in the afternoon and visited the printing office r te purpose of calling on her husband. She ad a bottle of chloroform in her hand and had 3 wn her intention of taking its con- aited in the p: at the head stairs while her husband was sent for. however, declined to see tents. of the He. her her hus tered the de : ge when she chloroform to herself and was ren- ed unconscious, ‘The affair caused some excitement among the employes. Dr. Schaiirt was quickly summoned, and wuder his treatment the woman soon recov- ered. The police patrol wagon came to remove the woman to her home. Foreman White, of the bindery. would not see a woman removed in that veliicle and he sent fora carriage, in which she was re: move dd. —— dent Order of Mechanics. Indep; Columbia lodge, No. 1, I. O. M., held a large and interesting meeting at their hall, 7th and L streets, last Tuesday evening. The lodge has chartered the steamer Mary Washington for an excursion to Tuly 18. Bros, Eichelberger, Hehn, Berry, and Morti- mer were inted a committee to make the ngements, ‘The first and second d at the next mec ting y for distribu- tion. and the members present will be photographed at their next mecting. Knights of Honor Reception. The members of the Knights of Honor gave reception last evening at Grand yhall, which was largely attended. Ad- eee of G Tenn.; Judge 5 t, of Boston; A. Leo, of Mississippi, aaa") Mar- Interspersed with the speeches were musical selections rendered by the following: Dr. Wm. P. Compton, Mrs. M. J. Dafoar, Miss Florence P. Safford. Miss Flora M. Holden, Miss Mina L. Chase, Walter H. Pump! Chase, and Geo. H. Lillicbridge. sant dr latin, ‘ol Real ) Estate Matters. arles R. Newman has bought of J. G. acres of land on Daniels’ road, for Messrs. Pettit, Dripps & Robbins have bought 3G, 477, in square 633, J on C street, for rhas bought . trustees, for £9, alorama heights, of Rodgers & Stell- . lots Sand 6, block EP cVALtante Beitpixa Lots at Avctios to : ¢.—There will be sold by Thos, D wiing, Monday afternoon, M: ut 6 lock, two valuable baildi ng le peated on streets southeast, “OPENING” AT TH | twelfth Annual open’ oceurs Mon oceasion seer Parars Rovan. — The fg of summer novelties ‘The Souvenirs of this ly wtive. as a glance at advertisement elsewhere will dem- onstrate. ell_ on Mon- 10 o'clock, furniture, carpets, &c.. contamed in house No. 727 11th strect northwest. Wanp’s Datry at Avcriox.—Thomas Dow- ling. 5 oclock p. m., for Messrs, White trustees, that valuable business property, w all its appurtenances, known as Ward's Dai being 29 and 931 Dstrect northwest. See the advertisement for particulars, Do Nor Necrxcr. That tired feeling, impure blood, Cistress after eating. Peins in the buck, headache. or similar effections till some powerful disease obtains a firm foothold, and re- covery is ditticult, perhaps impossible. Take Hood's Sarsaparilla, the defender of health, in time to banish all bad felix id restore you to perfect condition. Hood's Sarsaparilla has peculiar curative powers, aud accomplishes cures where other preparations fail. auctioneer, will sell on™ Monday next, at and Hine, h THAT TIRED FEELING. “During the summer I was Sealing all run down, and thinking I needed something to tone ‘up my system, Ttook Hood's Sarsaparilla, and felt much better. I was also troubled with dyspepsia, and Hood's Sarsa- psrilla helped me more than anything else” J. BR. DARROW, Ft. Wayne, Ind. “My wife and myself were both generally run down, Hood's Sarsaparilla brought us out of that tired feeling and made us feel like young people again. It has done more for us than all other medicines together.” RICHAKD HAWKHURST, Amityville, Long Island, -. é IMPURE BLOop. “From childhood I was troubled with pimples, and every remedy failed till I took Hood's Sarsaparilla. I have taken five bottles and now the pimples are almost gone, and my general health ts muck improved. Iam feeling better than for some time, and I highly recom- mend Hood's Sarsaparilla” W. EVANS, 465 Lexing- ton avenue, Brooklyn, N. ¥. HOOD’S SARSAPARILLA by all druggists. $1; sixfor $5. Prepared iy t. BOGS eK, mee eee can 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. 2 WON THEIR DIPLOMAS. Commencement Exercises of the Theo- logical Department, Howard University. The annual commencement exercises of the theological, department of Howard university were held last evening at the Asbury M. E. church. After prayer by Rev. Dr. Butier, Ran- dolf Peyton, of Caroline county, Va., delivered an oration on “The Relation of Science to Re- ligion.” “The Sunday Newspaper” was the theme selected by Chaunceford Fairfax, of York, Pa., and Wm. J. Brooks, of Baltimore, chose the ‘Interpretation of Life.” Wm. J. Robinson, of this city, was assigned to speak on the “Influence of the Bible,” but was excused. The diplomas were then conferred on the graduates above named by Rev. Dr. Patton, the president of Howard University. Rev. Dr. Pit- re? geese Bibles to the graduate: Rev. ewman delivered an address character- ized by words of practical advice and encour- ement. Rev. Dr. Craighead, dean of the the- ological department, closed the exercises of the evening with h prayer. = bor Golden Cross Notes. The following committee has been appointed to make arrangements for the Mt. Vernon ex- cursion on Monday next for the members and friends of the Golden Cross, the occasion being the presence of the supreme officers of the or- der: Chairman, John N. Ehle; Dr. 8. I. Groot, i ‘d Kingsman, 5 a Wm. E. Graham. J. B. Bailey, Edwin Howison, R = leston, R. E. Harvey and Fred. E. Wood- war Nearly thirty members of Meridian com- mendery were present at the regular meeting last evening. Brief remarks on the good of the order were made by Dr. W. W. Granger, Col. T, 8. Farrow, M. P. Caldwell, H. Michaels, F. L. Willis and Geo, W. Callahan. The hall committee reported that they had secured the refusal of the new hall just com- pleted at the corner of 5th and G streets north- west, and if occupied by Meridian and other commanderies of the order, would be known as Golden Cross hall. A committee consisting of D. W. Keck, F. E. Woodward, and F. I. Wil- lis, was appointed to consider the feasibility of giving an excursion to Bay Ridge in the near future. S. W. Maddux, sr., the noble com- mander, is confined to his house by reason of sickness, and Chas, L. Patton occupied the chair during the evening. Sirs, Scare, A xD Pune DISEASES CURED BY CUTICURA REMEDIES WHEN HOT SPRINGS, DOCTORS AND ALL OTHER MEDICINES FAIL. Having been a sufferer for two years and a half from a disease caused by a bruise on the leg, and having been cured by the CUTICURA REMEDIES when all other methods and remedies failed, it my duty to re- commend them. I visited Hot Springs to no avail, and tried several doctors without success, and at last our principal druggist, Mr. John P. Finlay «to whom I shall ever feel grateful), spoke to me about CUTICURA, and Iconsented to give them a trial, with the result that I am perfectly cured. There is now no sore about me. Ithink Ican show the largest surface where my suf- ferings sprang from of any one in the state. The CUTICURA REMEDIES are the best blood and skin cures manufactured. I refer to Druggist Join P. Finlay aud Dr. D.C. Montgomery, both of this place, and to Dr. Smith, of Lake Lee, Miss. ALEXANDER BEACH, Greenville, Miss. Mr. Beach used the CUTICURA REMEDIES, at our request, With results as above stated. A.B. FINLAY & CO., Draggists. SCROFULA SEVEN YEARS CURED. I have been troubled with scrofula seven years, which first started on the top of my head, giving me infinite trouble, with constant itching, casting off of dry scales, and a watery liquid exuded from under the scales, I treated it for seven years un- successfully, and was auuble to clreck it until I found One box CUTICURA, CUTICURA SOAP, and one bottle CUTI- Teompletely cured me, my skin becoming perfectly clear and smooth. 8. J. DAVIS, Artesia. Los Angeles Co., Cal. SKIN DISEASES FIVE YEARS CURE MEDIES did wonderful things y cured my skin disease, which has been of five years’ standing, after hundreds of dollars hed been spent in trying to cure it, Nothing did ine any good until Teommenced the use of the CUTICUKA REMEDIES. Our house will never be without th MRS. ROSA KELL Rockwell City, Calhoun cow CUTICURA REMEDIES Are sold everywhere. Price, CUTICURA, 50e.; SOAP, RESOLVENT, 81. Prepared by the POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORA Boston. £27Send for “How to Cure Skin Diseases,” 64 pages 50 illustrations and 150 testimonials. your CUTICURA REMEDIES. one cake CITY_JTEMS. On the Subject of Pianos. Decker Bros.’ Pianos represent all that is best in the art of piano making. Only the very best materials used in their construction; scrupulous care in the woakmanship and finish of every part of each Piano. Necommended by leading musicians and musical connoisseurs all over the United States for BEAUTY OF TONE, ABSOLUTE EVENESS OF TOUCH, SMOOTHNESS OF ACTION, GREAT POWER, STAYING IN TUNE, GREATEST POSSIBLE DURABILITY. Each and every instrument fully warranted against any defect in material, workmanship, or construction. Sold on easy terms, Old in- struments taken in part payment. Sanpers & Stayman, Sole Agents, 934 F street northwest. Neckwear For hot weather. Grenadine Scarfs and Bows are popular and dressy. The washable 4-in- hand. is the newest fad. Full lines at Franc, One-price, cor. ith and I D. it Dressmakers _ and of others will notice that we make Silk Fringes of all kinds to match Dresses. OrreNnneimen’s, 514 9th st. nw. 1t Half Usual Prices.—Over 5,000 Mackanaw and Fancy straw hats, latest styles, 25. to 50c. o the new styles and colors Derbys. 31 to best_m: $2. Amertcan Hat Com ok . op. Botanical Gardens, Strictly one price. my25-2t it ie Store, removed from 937 oth sts now. A “fall line of Music, Stationery and Periodicals. Borden’s Liverine, Yachtin, Made © Ire Norton ya Se versink” sailed from Boston for the Paris Exposition on the 20th inst. Her length on waterline is 30 feet, beam 12 feet, depth 5 feet. keel 10 inches, total draught mid- ship section 40 inches. She is constructed on the Norton fem and carries no lead or iron ballast. She is yawl rigged, which is the safesp and most convenient for small cruising yachts, Build your yachts and boats on this principle and avoid all er of accident from capsiz~ ing and swamping. Forty-foot yachts so con- structed are pet orfee tly safe and comfortable for crusing to the West Indies or Europe, and cost but little to run them, Steam launches and yachts a specialty. Yachts and boats already c. per bottle, 1t* p and Safe.—The afloat altered at small expense. 1t* Norton & Co., 18 Broadway, New York. Bazar Dressmaker now rea ady, with aaa Color Plates. it 0 PPENHEIMER, 514 9th st. nw, Use Borden’s Liverine for malaria and constipation. 1t* Nectar Coftce Pot, easily managed, deli- cious coffee, 404 Ist st. . DW Denson, anventor.* Only a Few More o of those Men’s All-wool Pants left, at $1.62, worth $3, Discount, 926 ith new. my24-2t Mr. R. K. Helphenstine, Drnggist at the Portland, has secured the agency for Grove's Herb Extr: The auaclake cure for malaria. apl6-Iw&sim Only 9c. Apicce. 1,000 Children's Stamped Libba, 700 Open Worked Scarfs, 19, 1,000 other Reductions in Stamped Linen, Opresnenten, 514 9th st. n.w. Borden’s Liverine. Circulars at Grvey’s, 3d and H nw. 1t* NEY NATIONAL THEATER, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 27, FIRST PRODUCTION OF THE NEW COMEDY, “PARADISE FLATS,” BY RUBBARD T. SMITH, Under the Auspices of the COLUMBIA ATHLETIC CLUB. ‘The characters will be assumed by the leading ama- teur talent of Washington. Orchestra and Orchestra Circle, #1. Dress Circle, 75e, General Admission, 50c. Reserved Seats can be obtained at the bor office of * my24-3t BRP ai co. Under the he man it of Mr. Nat Roth. HE Bi am poet LAMONT: THE GREATEST MUSICAL ATTRACTION! Aafverncen SUNDAY, MAY 26. orcad GILMORE’S WONDERFUL BAND CONCERTS an GILMORE’S SPECIAL ARTISTS: Signor ITALO CAMPANINI, Signor EUGENE DE DANCKWARDT, Signorina CLEMENTINA DE VERE. Madame BLANCHE STONE-BARTON, Miss HELEN DUDLEY CAMPBELL, Siguof GUISEPPE DEL PUENTE, MYRON W. WHITNEY, Signor FERRARI 50: Balcony, ery, 300. bctackas Ginastera Prices. First Floor, ATS ARE N BERDS So isch st LOBE THEATER, Matinees Tuesday, FIRS CLASS Afternoon at ¥. an, 10, Penna. ave., near 11th st. riday and Saturday. 20-6t AL IFORNIA. special Parties, Semi-monthly. Tourist, Sleep: Southern Pacific Co. Be, Cheap Rai NG EXCURSIONS, JUNE 41H th, on steamer Corcoran? bar closed ; stral Club; proceeds for Fefurnishing pe riven at Washinton ark rt DAY, 18K. ‘Dane te at dunitting gentleman it Tainiti, postponed until June 6, 1889. 14th sta. sc. Cou ONIAL [BEACH —U DER N MANAGE- auent, yrand excursion of the season THURSDAY, May 30th, on the popular steamer Jane Mose Leaves Stephensou's wharf, foot of 7th ye P o'clock $I hours at the beac crabing, the, hotel. Arrives home 9'30. p.m, Boutin, serif te nebinie, and xcellent shore dinuer will be served at Atiekets, round trip, buct ARPLESS: Props, Ongiuizations ean take liberal teria for cliarters by applying to : R, H, EVANS, my25-6t* F street nw. ATION DAY AT TAKOMA PARK—PICNIC 's to Takoma park will be served with lunch by the ladies of the Episcopal church, from 12 o’cloc! until 6, in the woods near the log cabin. Musical en- tertainment and spoon drill in the evening. m:; First-class Prince Albert Suit for reduced from £30, Dzscounr, 926 7th st. n. $3 Per Gallon, 75c. Quart Bottle, N 1 Rye Whisky, best in the world for the mone: Orders by mail, Lyx sw The Discount have again received 100 more ild’s Suits, which they offer at $1.12, worth $2 my24-2t New Fashion Catalogues for June, fre: at Domestic SewixG MacutNe Orrice, 7thand H. Washington Safe Deposit Co., 916 Pa. ave. Safes rented; £5 per year,” my4-4m. Classes In China Painting, Embroidery and Faney Work of all kinds, ¢ 514 9th st. nw, 1 Dy yes PIMPLES, black-neads, red, roxh, chappgl and oily OAP NO RUEUMATIZ anour » UTE THE ¢ TER relieves rheumatic 5,000 Yanos Swiss MBEOIDERIES LESS THAN HALF PRICE. We purchased over 5,000 yards Swiss Embroidcries ata price that we can offer (hem at less than half the prices they were marked before. We meution a few Prices, but you cannot judge without seeing the goods. 4 . 5 and G-in. Swiss Edings, 6c., 8c., 10c., yard. Swiss All-Overs, 49c. a yard. Swiss Baby Flouncings, 49c. a yard. 45-Inch Swiss Flouncings. 50¢., ¢ 89e. yard, SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY. THE BON MARCHE. LORED Exnrowernrs, AT PRICES NEVER HEAR OF. FINE HEAVY WORK AT 6 and 8-inch Colored Eiubroideries, 10c. a yard Colored All-Overs, 19¢, a yard. Colored Baby Flouncinzs, 19¢. a yard. 12-inch Colored Embroideries, 1 a yard. 45-inch Colored Flounciuss, 75c. a yard THE BBR 00) NNN Bet 298 SRN BBO O NNN B OO NNN BBE 00) NONN EEE EEEEE wee Pree) m2: a 316 7th st. a. w. P. HILADELPHIA Stone WILL OFFER BALANCE OF STOCK OF BEST QUALITY FRENCH SATTEENS. BEAUTIFUL STYLES—NEVER SOLD LESS THAN 35 AND 37340. WILL OFFER WITHOUT RESERVE THE ENTIRE LOT AT 19c. PER YARD, THESE GOODS COST FROM 25c. TO 28%. PER YARD. YOUR CHANCE TO GET ONE OF THE GREATEST BARGAINS EVER OFFERED. ALSO MATTINGS. 'TO CLOSE OUT STOCK WE WILL OF- FER OUR ENTIRE STOCK AT A GREAT . REDUCTION IN PRICE. Now 18 THE TIME TO BUV. ALL GOODS THROUGHOUT THE HOUSE MARKED (DOWN TO REDUCE STOCK. CARHART & LEIDY, ma25 928 7th and 706 K st. nw. ‘OR THE Discov ERY, oF dvancement of medicine be delivered by V of the, w 3 lecture in this cours Fison Alien, M.D. WeDN v elinied of the skull cepoctally 6 rlid conditions of _any i UY YOUR PEN-MAR TICKE’ the rush on the iaorning of the Excursion by sou Division, over the B, and OQ. R. R. Train Ie: uptly at 8 o'clock a, m., stopping at station cor. lary st.and New York avenue, and at Silv 30 H st. nw HL, cor. ket, cor. Sth and K sts. naw m will leave Pen-Mar at 5 pan, KERNAN. THEATER AND GARDEN, 11th str » south of Pennsylvania ave. rst of the series of PEDESTRIAN TOURNAMENTS. WALKING MATCH. Six days, 12 hours daily. Go zs you ph cuts Lithe Beautiful Mamnission to all 25¢ ts. ERY DAY, 12 NOON T9 12 MIDNIGH' 1 4, DEL'’s SUMMER GARDE ba) 708 and 710 E st. n. w. CONCERTS NIGHTLY by the MARINE BAND. Le ck Orphan Asylum, Class. and 29, "aud “Kitchen Garden sf to 10 ARKIS’ BISOU THEATER, Week commencing M , May 20, Matinees Tues., ing uot only res of seat Ea Tove id the Lumera Isle, The Gas un gvery-ciny tale tn every lana: Be ported, superb draniaiie company. Lawt huis ot week, SHAUN KHL ext Week— v RAND BE P CONCEL GEORGETOWN AMATEUR ORCHESTRA, Assisted by the ut pianist, ANTON STRELEZKI, HERNDON MORSELL, axD ‘MISS MOLLIE BYRNE, NATIONAL RIFLES’ ARMORY, SATURDAY EVENING MAY 25. Phy _— including reserved seat, 50c.; at te ed 'S UNION, OF 4TH ST. M. will give an excursion to Washington PRSD AM, May 30,, 1899. Tickets, aduit Chil 35 cts. ‘Train yeb, aud O-depotat 8, 4°30 p.m, orfolk to Boston. ursday, 4 o'clock p.m. WAMOdeUCDSs ULSUTpas: and main saloon, stateroom berth yj found tp. 822, Upper ‘deck stato- room berths, #14; round trip, 8 ‘or further in- foriuation see eircialars wt all the hotels in Washington, or apply to— A. L. HUGGINS, General Agent, Long Dock, Balttinore. Fare, inv ‘Telephone Baltimore 247 Pass “Segawa members ot the Georg ring. Lout leaves at 6. TO 1 OF the weather the Tienic of the age Circle postponed until "TUESDA Wisi NGHON Pala Uuruerly Guethtene, ’ bet, 13th and 1th se). Tickets bearing date of Maj 20 Wwill be good for this date. Prize Bowling. ra 0 of the GERMANIA Wo S, each person hildren under LEAVE EVERY TAMORNINGS for Cini and fishing < ds of U oer Potomae, BIIDGES ss PRESGRAY YM st. W. RYE YEW For a, WASHINGTONIANS® MosT E VOPULAK RESORT, Steamer MAL Sundays, two trips, caving st 10 a Returning et 2 and 8 p.m. ‘Tickets, ing Sunday, Mondays . B 's, leaving at 9:30 a. and ee Pan, mumencing Wednesday Fouily day every Saturday Leu t 10 a.m. Re- turning at ‘Lickets, 10c. “ Commencing’ Satur- day, June 1, Proctor's Dancing School Reunion every Satur- 5Uc. ‘These and all other ; ‘The steamer wil be chartered or a 1 percentage allowed on tickets nucblecticuable parties allowed ‘ips. __ £.'S. RANDALL, Proprietor. DECORATION DAY AT RIVER VIEW. myZ0 THURSDAY, May 30, THREE TRIPS. Steamer MARY WASHINGTON will leave at 9:30a. m., 1 p.am., aud 5:30 p.m. Dancing dowa aud back and at the grounds all day. Tickets—Gentleman and Lady, 50c.; Lady’s ticket, uldren, between Sand 12, 25c.; Gentleman's No objectionable parties allowed, tickets, 50c. E.S. RANDALL, Proprietor. } OUNT Ss ORCOKAN, Capt. L. L, Blake, leaves ay) for Mount Vernon, leavangy at 10 a.ni., reaching Washington about 3:30 p. mi. Fare, round-trip, $1) including adiuission to grounds and watsion, MARSHALL HALL. Steamer Ww. W, CORKCOKAN leaves 7th st, cee Marshall UL leaving at 10 a.m., rexehiny Wash Steamer W. 7th st.wharf, aly: ex aye tiry tri shearing at 200m. soa pan euch Want % and 7:30 pam. trip, aaat” VAN FALLS. — THE (\ULDI leaves Sherit!’s Wednesdays aud Fridays FpHe ROMANTIC 0G new steam yucht BAL Wharf 9 a.m. on Mondays, | tor Occoquan Falls, vine beautitu scenery, ishing jain. vA HEXANDRIA FE FERRY AND RIVER SSeS t Cosy Steamers. livery hour from 6 am to NILES ON THE POTOMAC FOR 15 CENTS, | tursion for Babies. See achedule. iy 1 ‘T FALLS AND CABIN JOHN BRi aa Gui facket VALLEY FORGE makes ats am 1 —7 FORMS OF OLED, suitable for bothiseaes, Special Bours tor teaching LADIES. Open till 10 p.m. x and Misses’ Safety Bicycles; all makes, my1’ WASHINaTon RIDING ACADEMY, Special arrangements can be made at considerably reduced rates during the summer months for lessons in ring and riding on road. For particulars apply at Office of Academy, 22d and Psts.n.w. _ myl4-1m ‘ASHINGTON SCHUETZEN VEREIN, tiful park 01 venth-street road boon in the = Glory ‘ot ofspring. It yas parties and: pic‘mies on fdas se raw era a tthe caterer of the park, is also well gb ciare eerecoens hs eat a mem oe, ‘Secretary, my2-1m "ablifaston cal) at Be OF 8p17-3m H' i _ GREAT oeise ann CABIN JOHN Steere Peckoh IX xan Ely ding Are] on Su Teasah . leaving stent cae Sa.m, 50e, at tay scam Gand J. WAT! myl-1mo* 7HE PICTURESQUE POTOMAC. steain it from bam, to 104 Pa Tee. round trip. The steemn Blow rates, JOS. PASSENO, Sie ‘sud S188 ext be 2 spzy-lm ARCHITECTS. Dl cecpratierd FAVA, JR, & CO., Architects and Civil my4-3m* Gazar Ribcins, i 1416 F st. nw. pov ahremiemrimeniaamed ‘We cordially invite our customers to call. ‘MRS. M.J. HUNT, we 1300 F ATREET NORTHWEST. — DPD OA OTITT 1 00 x ss A FILILERATIGRE S¢ ww i ava 00 NNN Sess OS —Tr— Bw BBB OL on cco A uy cco tr 00 P wo Ess tus Hf Soo w Go F “oo” & QF THE ENTIRE STOCK OF MOORE & LEDING, JEWELERS 1109 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB COMMENCING ON TUESDAY, MAY 28, AT 10:30 A Ma STOCK CONSISTS OF T uM x pon D I a Muse 6% «RN BPR, sts pe oF RA ihe ee ee) oe 2 Bo it fh ENE ‘00 NRX Bop ss SET IN RINGS, DROPS, PENDANTS AND STUDS, ccc. 90, ppp GG 00 DD Eco 88 £ DD GGG oo) tu, Bow yYww TIT eco wwww an T oo. EE Pr & WWwWww AA t © HHH FR WWWwWw AAA r cc HH EF wow ofA ? cco HH ERE OF CELEBRATED EUROPEAN MAKE, ALSO WALTHAM AND ELGIN FINE ADJUSTED MOVEMENTS, GOLD JEWELRY IN GREAT VARIETY, SOLID SILVER AND SILVER-PLATED WARE, FRENCR CLOCKS AND BRONZES, OPERA GLASSES, BRIC-A-BRAC, ETC. SALE WILL BE CONTINUED DAILY AT 10:30 A. M. AND EVENING AT 7,30. LADIES PARTICULARLY INVITED. CARD. HAVING TO LIQUIDATE OUR INDEBTEDNESS AND MAKE A CO-PARTNER- SHIP SETTLEMENT, WHICH REQUIRES READY FUNDS, WE WILL OFFER OUR ENTIRE STOCK AT AUCTION. GREAT BARGAINS MAY BE EXPECTED, AS WE MEAN BUSINESS, THE QUALITY OF OUR STOCK IS OF THE BEST OBTAINABLE AND EVERY ARTICLE WILL BE FULLY GUARANTEED. WE INVITE YOUR ATTENDANCE. MOORE & LEDING. 3. H. FRENCH WILL CONDUCT THE SALE, my25-2t | AUCTION G~Aiaa | ADONOS aA = ALES. ALTER B, WILLIAMS & CO,, Auctioneers. E SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITUR! AUCTION SALES \V ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO, Auctioneers, WALNUT FRAME PAULOR rg ARPETS. BEUDING, GLASSWARE. KITCHEN Press ee BEING (THE ENTIRE con-| CHAMBER ay T Ts & HARRIS Y BUREAUS, bow E ENOL, HAIK MATTUESSES, BEDDIN ROCKER! E NORTH: 1 G, as HUNDRED | WAKE, Ei. mublic, auction, on MONDAY. JUNE 00 ey MAY THIRTY-F FIRST COUMERO- commencing at TEN OO! the above collece de oH nee ¢ from day to day ‘until all is Seok a tke a carpets, bedding, glassware, table Linen, | “gat, pouseKeebing articles, purtislly enumerated. &e,0t tl the Harris ames any part pee WALYER B. WILLIAMS & 00, ota BC PERIOL Wail AND SEMING MAT- | JQRIDAY, MAY 31 wanee 7 SELL TRESSES, PLUSH P. i Si HMAD aE sien LTS, FILLIES AN MALNUT DINING-HUOM CHALES AND TABLES, ELDINGS FROM THE LOBDELL STOCE FARE ewan AENCT EXTENSION TABLES, SIDE TABLES, ‘Ui WY os BEDSTEADS, BUREAUS, HST. AMIEROUS. EASY WIRE-WOVEN MAT- Tk sAsit ie WARDAUEES” PAINTED FURNI- AINS, AND COLN) U 000 YARDS BRUSSELS A: iD MOQUET FIVE RED POUNDS OF BEST QUALITY FEATHER PILLOWS SAND. BOLSTERS BUGS, TOILET WAKE, AND TOILET SETS, HALL C PETS AND OiL CLOTH. LARGE CANT OF BLANKETS, SHEETS, FOI LOW AND’ BO! LINES: TOW STEAM BOILER AND A Devartuent ‘buading. Wea t S0.Sealed Proposals will be 2: office until NOON ORT ON TH PLKST OF JUNE, Les, niCnsb po Sy with cast-iron flush = to preci er imateh two other boilors; also, a Davidson No. | Pump. Specific P 2 application at the above office. The right to reject any aud all Lis oF to accent any portion @t any bid is ELS. rosers WILLIAMSON, Chief Enuciueer, U- COtS, THREE HUN- SN Sepeinmntent ta reo tan ERY OF ALL KINDS. | JRIDS WILL BE REG TIL MAY THIR "GLASS WAItE, ERE EIRCHEN ONE, Veber tos constructing a double track ‘ke. etown Upou high street, from reputation of the above long-established hotel ie | fate River to the Corporat: has makes it unnecessary to call the attention of P bhic to the advantages of attending the sale. “ry article ix of the best manufac ed, the Hair Mattresses numberins Eaeste ‘and the Feather Pillows are of quality. ‘Terms cash; my25-St WALT Tb. PAIR ROADST! RAT WILMINGTO! EVENING STAK, MAY Ea BYHOMAS ott the won Limits. Specific Georgetown ated ‘the best D.C., MAY 25, we eceive at the oftie-of the Comme missiouere of the District of Columbia until TWELVE O'CLOCK M. OF SATURDAY x, JU. 1889, for furnishing the vari trict Goverument with ‘ear ending June 3), Forms and Pri Hardware, ‘Tinware, Plumbers’ Material, Groceries, SALE AT PUBLIC A CTION OF BELLEVUE, CON. | Bots und Shoes, ts aud Varnishes, , ADS NG THE | Lumber, Forage, Meats, Ci Fuel, Dry Govds, OS WX SECKETARY | Ice, and’Telephoue aa kK furuis of propo: ERED ON is, together CTs information, can be a PROPERT ped sbrlication a 2, District Building, 1st ASHI v. St, nw, ietwoen Band C sta tis THOMSDAY, JUNE PIXTH, 1890. at FIVE ‘auy audail bide or parts of J. W. DOUG- OULOGR ae the brent mises, Tshall sell Bellevue, con: LG. HINE, CW. RAYMOND, Pe tae So anannge ine frame dwelling and | D.c my25-6t tated on Lotyhiborough cessary outbuildins necara talics from Gooupetown sua i sabe trem Tees town, corners with Grassland, the country seat of ex-Secretary Whitney, The water is covsidered the nest in the county, there being a number -f never: ates pines. ts 3 property ifs bounded on iheeat NDIA Sus. Isp Cuaruies. INDIA A SILKS. newest stytee, ¢ Pecellcut eanortments by Loughborough ou the south by XK. Dale, | cash value 62: out the west by the Sew York syndicate and Mrs. Har? | “FANCY. rington, on north by rey Go chu- ral setis avenue extended passes directly through it. ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash, balance in one, two, for und five years, with uotes bearing interest | HANDSOME at & percent per annum, payable seui-annaally, aud | LON secured by a deed of trust on the property sol sectteapcine and tecorling, st the cost of pupchass, 1,000 deposit wal be required from the purchaser wt OF THE LOOM, ‘th Lael tee uoedads ‘THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. S80, Phorr sa aa cotton, BLACK SILKS, excellent es eet » el Ti ENTIRE 8’ BE SO] VALUABLE IMPROVED pt ry Wen PENN- RUSTE! —— PROPERTY. 20 SYLVANIA AVENGE SOUT By virtue of [8 dec Dis of, Columbia, and entered in equity wide double 11302, Lucy F. McKenna, an, Spang ‘price redwced 45¢. ss | fear neta cal the on width. pure wool ‘price reduced 3 “ehegeebopees u 3 c. THURSDAY, THE SIXTH DAY OF JUNE, A. D. HENKIETTAS. Elegant Dress one 889, at FIVE O'CLOCK P. M., all ora the sch slates ts: bait on pamiead — eR Ca costae T= faehaleoale 616 Oth owrest aw,