Evening Star Newspaper, June 3, 1889, Page 8

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. FORECAST TILL EIGHT A. M., TUESDAY. For the District of Columbia, Delaware, Maryland and Virginia, fair; followed Tuesday THE OBJECTIONABLE FENCE. A Petition from Citizens of South Wash- ington for Its Removal. ‘The District Commissioners received a letter by showers; slightly warmer; southerly winia from Mesars. Parker and Dwyer, thanking the Soest Bro Crosixd*Ocr Sate of Tin Ware goods, almost given away. Read the advertisement “Closing out sale of Tin Ware” in the City Item column. Takes place at Tux Farr to-morrow. Notwitustanptne the very y close call we re- ceived from the flood, we are ready for busi- ness as usual, and desire to call the attention of the public to the fact that we received an- other large invoice of Wire Door and Window Screens op Saturday that we are offering at the usual low price; also a general assortment of GBrst-class Hardware. Cuas. T. Canter 4 Co., 606 Pa. ave. Have Serrrep wits tHe Ixsv2ance Co.'s. Our Baltimore house advises us that they are busy manufacturing all the goods damaged by smoke and water, consequently we are having @ great mark-down sale to make room for Bew goods. Erseman Bros., 7th and E sts., Manufacturing Clothiers and Tailors. Da. Hester's Cerenr, Beef and Iron com- pensates for loss of vitality and assists nature in Festoring health. Beer, Vear, Mutton 4’ ROL, stalls 109, 110 and 111, 15 Per Cext discount on the following. Baby Carriages to-morrow at Tue Farm, § mw.: All Carriages ranging trom $18.98 up- ward. Call and see the best styles of Carriages in the city. Visit THE ‘Temperance Tent to-night, cereal Bhode Isiand ave. ahd 9b st. n.w. ANoTHER invoice of the Champion Lawn Mower just received at $4.90 each. Cuas. T. Canter & Co., 606 Pa. ave. a line of Baby 2.43 upward. Tue Farr, 812 7th st. n.w.. Cafriages ranging from = As UsvarI am never left (as my eustomers will certify to), on high or low tides I will swim, plenty of meat at my stalls for the city. . C. Carron, Laws Vases ‘and settees. Sapp & Bro. Busise: In our Tailoring departme nt keeps right on as briskly as at any time this season. Why? Be- | cause those who have visited that department recognize the true bargains, expeciall? in our suits to order at $20, and pants to order &. E:semay Bros., 7th and E sts. Tailoring Department. Evgnrsopy Sars Hawnvnorn’s sell the best | €10 blue serge suit in the District, | Tur Empire steam iy works, 631-635 Mass. ave. nw. and quickest wor 1 Retort Gas Stoves at Brooxs’. { 531 15th st. Hundreds in ase in this city. To Crose the stock of | the following articles, they will be sold way below idont for the teeth, 2% cost + Tegular price Madam Washington's Cream, 2 price 50c. Pot Pourri, in glass jars, 50e. + Fegular | | ments for the Triennial Conclave of Knights | she was to leave the city. This she agreed to Templar, tobe held here during the second | ae She boeing © her promise, no wetey . a z . | and rented a room at No. 617 6th street north- wglv0rs Polish forthe teth, 25e. gular price | week of October next, has sont to each com- | yeast Ming Welty, an occupant of the house, | mandery an invitation to be present. saying: | soon discovered that she had been robbed of The capital of the nation affords patriotic in- three dresses and #12.50 in money. She re- » regular price | Sraypirorp’s S © Caeam shi; Frssext’s Ic ny where of town to dealers, church aud fami- hes. 1425 New York ave. Wart Parr H P. Haxson Hiss Mr’ ¢ nd Fresco Painting. 315 15th st. Bry Your Coal, Coke aud Wood from Jors- sox Brotuers, the leading tirm in the Dis- Wiet. Watt Papers. Wixpow Saves. Decorations, @ec. James B. Hexpensoy, west, successor to Richard E ALt-Woot trousers to order = Hamp Bs. Gas Fixtenes. Lar Ssepp & L. Survors Steax. at New York Mar SPRING Laue grand supply Center market, , 9th st. How ts THis Foi Suits that were $5, = | Suits that were $12, £12.50, $13.0, | N Suite that were $16. 216.50. $13 “Suits that were £22.50, Machines for rent. Gas axD Om Stoves, a all | €17 and 619 7th st.nw. | sizes, Call and ex- emine. C. A. Meppriaay, 12u6 F st. Sze our $15 retort gas stove. Brook: , 531 15th st. | War po Prorte speak in such high terms of the Empire steam carpet-cleaning works, 631- 635 Mass. ave. n.w.? Ans. have cleaned. Telephone Ovr $10 blue serge color and perfect fittin; uité are warranted fast HaxecrGer’s, 621 Pern. ave. Economy Gas Raxoezs are the best. No heat, odor, or dirt. Call and examine at Surpp & Bro., 432 9th st. CITY A AND] DISTRICT. CONDENSED LOCALS. Frederick Bartlett, indicted for the grand rceny of razors, &c.. from W. F. Pullinger, plead guilty to F larceny in the Criminal ‘ourt, Judge Bra y, and was sen- tenced to three n Theodore Schult: ton House, is not the person of that name whose arrest for theft was noted in last Thursday's | Bran. Burnside Post, No. 3. W gave a pleasant ple Saturday ni v's Relief corps, ntertainment at Masonic tem- ht. Mr. W. . rable resident of East Washington. who en employed at the Washington r or ‘years, | died last evening at , 700 E strect southeast. Mr. Thomas J. Brashears, many years Proprietor of a printing establishment in this City anda well-known at his home on + ric take place to-morrow. About 1:30 o'clock this n, died The funeral will Joseph Hen- son was run over by a « Avenne and | ith street and severely injured about the head. He was taken to the Emergency hospital and | attended by Dr. Gill. x Irene Page. colored, residing at 2216 Virginia avenue, G. between 22d and 23d stree At 6:30 awhite streets northwest. The police in the forty-eight hours ending at S o'clock this morning made 113 arrests. Columbia division, Uniformed Rank, Knights of Pythias, has elected the following officers: Captain, J. E. Smith; Vanneman; herald. W. guar: Davis and Mr. Kraus; recorder, C. E Surtis; treasurer. G, W. Heisiey, and drum major, Jas. A. Dempf. turday night. orning the dead body of it was found at 19th and H —— Arraignments. In the Criminal Court, Judge Bradley, Satur- | tations and humorous recitations, which have the best, cheapest | Y 7-2. | and Dr. Donohue will be present. Commissioners for their prompt action in or- dering the removal of fences at Delaware and Virginia avenues, and calling their attention to a former letter of Messrs. Parker and Dwyer, showing by affidavit that E street was ob- structed by a fence where it crosses Virginia avenue. They say: “The Commissioners re- quested the railroad company to open the street. This fence is the only obstruction on E street, between the river and Congressional cemetery, and isa great injary to real estate. It is such a plain violation of the United States statutes that we have no doubt but that you will order the immediate removal of ‘the fence. ‘THE PETITION. The following petition accompanied the letter: “We, the undersigned property-hold- ers, respectfully request that you take imme- diate action and grant the request of Mesers, Parker and Dwyer in the matter of removing illegal fences which obstruct E street where it crosses Virginia avenue southwest. We ask that you issue orders for the immediate re- moval of the fences and placing of safety gates and the placing of the road-bed in proper condition, as requested by the charter of the railroad ‘company and District regulations. This obstruction of E street we consider a great inconvenience and a great injury to our {Prop rty. This petition is See by Patrick Sullivan, H. acai J. J. Brosnan, P. Grath, George Teccere Catherine Glenn E. Trusheim, Wm. Zanner, Wm. H. Mason, es Fitzgerald, J. T. Webster, Henry Dripp, Michael Dailey, Charles Hammer, Wm, Walker. Michael Big- gane. Thomas Walsh, Thomas Burnette, Staf- ford Parker, W: mm. | Baut. _— Fred G. Huth, Commencement Exercises. At the National theater this evening the graduating pupils of the Martyn College 'of Elocution, Oratory and Acting, will | hold their commencement. The exercises will consist of orations, humorous and dra- matic recitations, a foiling battle by the fencing class, gestures, attitudes, imitations, from nature. ard dramatic scenes from “Romeo and Juliet,” “Merchant of Venice,” ‘Honey- moon, ygmalion and Galatea.” ‘Leah, the | Forsaken,” ‘School for Scandal,” and others, | The contests m oratory, acting, dramatic reci- been held at the college hall the present week, will then be determined. The prizes will be awarded by the foltwing committee, who served as judges during the contests: Messrs, E, B. Hay, John Tweedale, John Randolph, rren Bennett and Edward C. Townsend. Secretary Windom will deliver the diplomas to the graduating class, and Mr. E. fay, chair- man of the committee of judges, will award the prizes, + — The Triennial Conclave. The committee in charge of the arrange- mn for all Kr nts Templar and Ameri- ! . and should be visited by every lover of it believed that the twenty- conclave will go into history as sing templar demonstration has ever known.” — The Howard Alumnt. The College Alumni association of Howard university pate by night elected officers as) ws: President, Jessie Lawson; first vic president, Joseph W. Morriss; second v president, J. L. Usher; secretary. S. D. Fowler; treasurer, Richard T. Moss. Prof. James ry Was appointed chairman of the execu- committee, and Prof. George W. Cook, triennial orator for 1892,with Isaiah | | his country. pani is tive Was ae To Meet at Orange. he first corps of the Army of the Potomac ting on the 12th of .N.J., when the society of the es there. It is ex- v of War, ex-Go Robinson, Dudle . Fowler, Osborne, ‘agner and Beaty. Major Crawford Women aaa ‘Temperance. The Wom , an Temperance union an enth tie temperance meeting in M. E. church yesterday afternoon. »liec temperance meeting was held at Rev. Dr. Dashield’s church, 15th I t, at which Mrs. C, ut of the local auxiliary, pr La Fetra, Mrs. Mrs. n and Mrs. Wood made short addresses. z ——— Ly The Johnstown Sufferers—How to Re- | lieve Them. To the Editor of Tue EVENING Star: When a y like that of Johnstown ap- peals to the charitable for money the sooner it is collected the better, and any method which gives the opp rtunity to all who are willing to contribute with the last inconvenience is worth consider! Our city is divided into | squares, One person appointed by officers of Associated Charities or of the Red Cross could easily call on all the residents of his or her + present a paper certifying authority k subscriptions. take names and contribu- in one day and forward the same to the headquarters under which they act. To facili- tate this plan such ons as are willing to actas solicitors could send in their names to the headquarters under which they should act. As the president ot the Red Cross is alre: ‘ady on her wa < to Johnstown, the Ass would seem to be the most_ ity for the citizens of Washington now to w If th od should seem feasible. the col- lecti be made easier if a certain day of the week were announced in Tue STAR as one in which all would be called upon, — ¥ larriage licenses have been i erk of the court to Mar- athon B. Baw s Jobu B. Rueth and Dora Lee of Alexandria, Va.; Henry 8. Kir Sesmour; Jefferson | Harris and Juda Kobinsoi kins and Anuie Herb A Sate of desirable small lvrhers at auction occurs to-morrow. at being house No, 435 H street 4th strect northwest, day, the following prisoners were arraigned and plead not guilty: Charles Wilson. indicted with Frank Decker, for larceny from the person. Jobn Bettus, assault with intent to kill Mark Hawkins, James, Sears, assault with intent to rape Clara E. Hazel. May 11. Oliver Brown and John Rogers, housebreak- in day (store of W. S. Horton). jeurge Hawkins, housebreaking (stable of Alex. Tennant.) Five Mrnuivery axp > Boxxers aT AvctTion.— To-morrow, Auctioneer Dowling will sell at his auction-rooms, llth street and Pennsylvania avenue, a choice lot of imported millinery, commencing at llo’clock. This isa sale that should attract the ene the ladies and others who desire fme goods. a Tanovom Stexrsns 70 Sr. Lovrs.—The ves- tibuled limited —- leaving W: m via Baltimore and Ohio railroad at 3 p.m. daily arrives St. Louis next evening at 6:55 and car- ries Pullman vestibuled sleeping car through without change. This is the finest and fastest train from Washington to St. Louis. The Bal- timore and Ohio night —— leaving Wash- pean ph at 115 ly also carries a Pull- rikrcugh te to St. Louis without Shaws, a arriving 30 Louis second morning et in day R YY a I k R OO be AA R 99 YT Aa fF Rk O y AAA L KR BR 00 y a4 tm BBR A OK UK OM «ONN NN ogGG. BOB AA KK UW NNN GG pee AA ORK On NN G BOB AMA k rg NG BBB 4 4 K K Ul NNN GGa PPP, 00 Ww ow w ppp PoPoo Wwww DD per 6 0 WWWW D D PB oOo WWWW DD e ‘00 «=6©W) OUWCOCé> ABSOLUTELY PURE ‘This powder never varies A marvel of purity, strength, and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, aud cannot be sold in competition With the multitude of low-test, short-weight alum or phosphate powder. Suid only in cans, BOTAL Bak- Eee POWDER Co., 100 Wall street, N. Ky jauls-m,tu,that Banszws, Bazens, Grocers And washerwoman’s itch, and every species of itching, burning, bleeding, scaly and pimply diseases of the skin, scalp and blood, with loss of hair,are instantly relieved, and speedily, permanently and economically cured by the CUTICURA REMEDIES, when all other smethods and the best physicians fail ‘These are strong words, but true, 6 Assignments. An assignment of R. O. Edmonston, whole- sale and retail grocer, at 434 9th street, has been placed on record. He conveys for the bene- fit of his creditors, all his stock in trade, fixture, &c- to Thos. M. tigre and divides his creditors into three classes, to oe —- ae ‘Seen 8 statement, sho ce 96,883.33; liabilities, 9,893, deact 88, Bs. 6 Frank Thom: Thompson has made an the stock of furniture, &c., at 917 7th atest for the benefit of his creditors. W. W. Williamson, and gives the amount of $2,100. Seite Sean Childrens’ Day. Childrens’ day was celebrated yesterday morning at All Souls’ church by aservice in the main auditorium in which the children took ‘t. Addresses were made by Mr. Carrol a — Mr. E. a oa The = ram which was sun; e children atl as ed by the superintendent of the school, Mr. Bernas’ R. Green. ——— New York Avenue Presbyterian Church. The seventh anniversary of the pastorate of the Rev. Dr. Wm. A. Bartlett, of the New York Avenue Presbyterian church, was observed yes- terday by a historical discourse delivered by the pastor. After sketching the history of the church, Dr. Bartlett said that the membership was now 849. Seven years ago it was 622. Two new churches formed principally from the New York avenue congregation have been or- ganized—namely the Church of the Covenant and Gurley Memorial church, The seating ca- fn som con ng to pacity of the church he said was 1,200, and it is as difficult now to secure a sitting as Ee any ure! previous time in the history of the c! —_—_.___ Real Estate Matters. Bettie F. Nailor has bought, for $15,075, of P. D. Armour, part 6, square 313, 20 by 100 feet inch, on 12th and O street northwest. Mary Jane Pitcher has bought, for #7.218.75, of James C. Hutchinson, lot 38, Washington Heights, B. F. Tracy has bought for $40,000 of Kate 8. Bacon parts 11 and 12, square 165, fronting 45 feet onI street, between Connecticut avenue and 17th street northwest, E. F. Riggs has bought of F. J. Tibbetts for 26,600 part 32, square 294, 20 by 8214 feet, on 14th, between U and V streets northwest. Anna M. Maulsbey has bought for $6,547.71 of a & Stellwagen, trustees, lot 10, block 10, and lot 14, block 7, Kalorama heights. G. G. Hubbard has bought of the same lots - oe i block 8, of the same subdivision, for $5,276. ——___ A Female Thief Sentenced. A young women named Sadie Currans, charged with robbing Miss Rhoda G, Welty, of No. 617 6th street northwest, was in the Police Court Saturday. The prisoner found employ- ment at the Norwood institute not long ago, and shortly afterward complaint was made to the police that she had robbed her employer. She was arrested, but friends interceded for her, and when she was taken to the Police Court Judge Miller was willing to give her a chance to reform, and suspended execution of sen- tence in her case with the understanding that ported the theft to the police last Friday morn- ing, and Detective Horne was sent to the house to investigate the case. The result was that he arrested Sadie, when she made a cunfession. Saturday afternoon, in the Police Court. Judge Miller enforced the previous sentence of $50 or 90 days, and imposed an additional sentence of two months in jail. —___ Herm. W. Donan, one of Washington’s suc- cessful young actors, gives his first Hane per formance at Masonic Temple, on Wednesday evening, in the play -‘Father and Son. aoe Vicor Asp Viraurry Are quickly given to every part of the body by Hood's Sarsaparillu. That tired feeling is entirely overcome. ‘The blood is purified, enriched, and vitalized, and carries health instead of disease toevery organ. The stomach istoned and strencthened, the appetite re- stored. The kidneys and liver are roused and invigor- ated. The brain is refreshed, the mind made clear aud ready for work. The whole system is built up by HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA. “I was severely troubled with biliousness; and thought I would try Hood’s Sarsaparilla) When I had taken half a bottle I noticed a big change for the better, aud after taking two bottles I consider myself entirely cured. I believe Hood’s Sarsaparilla will do all that is claimed for it.” J. B. SMITH, Collector tor Bell Telephone Company, 73 East Main street, Roches- ter, N.X. MAKES THE WEAK STRONG “For over a year we have been using that admirablo Preparation, Hood's Sarsaparilla, among the inmates of st. John’s Home, with constantly increasing benefit and satisfaction; we want nothing better. In cases of xeneral debility and loss of appetite we find it invalu- | able; also when an impure state of the blood is indi- cated by eruptions, ete. We shall continue to keep it among our regular supplies.” SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH, St. Joln's Home, Brooklyn, N. B.—Be sure to get Hood’s Sarsaparilla, HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA | Sold by all drugwists. @1: six for 5. Prepared only by C. 1 HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. P. HILADELPHTA Store. FRENCH SATTEENS, 19¢. GINGHAMS, Oue case of fine GINGHAMS, never sold Jess than 1223¢c. Price now Sc. BuYS’ SHIKT WAISTS. No. 1. Made of Uuting Flannel, sizes 4 je of Garner's Percal, 3 tucks tered, would be cheap pric ‘ of best quality Cotton, Linen fs; worth 75e. Our price 59¢. qae: te made of Faucy Wool Flannel, Only Our 12%. Ladies’ Swiss Ribbed VEST, equal to uly Ze. vest in the city, Fine quality ESTS tor Ladies and Men at Zo aud 0c. SIZES OF UNDERWEAR WE KEEP: Ladies’, 26 to 40. |» BA to 50. Children's, 16 to 34. HOSIEKY. It is a fact are selling at an known that the Hoslery we + pair and you adtage Of the great would do well to take adv; we are oflvering, CALHART & LEIDY, 928 7th and 706 K st. nw. _ Tur Troms We can no longer conceal. We have purchased largely, and trade has been very gloomy owing to the ‘bad weather and various causes, Our bills are about to mature, which must be paid, and, in order to doso without borrowing the money, we have resolved to sell our entire stock—Clothing, Furnishings and Hats at a sacrifice, such sacrifice never before seen in the District, thus enabling you to wet early barcains. Below note some of our reduo- tions. 325 Children's Blouse Suits, Blue and Brown, worth $1.75, at 99c, 287 Children’s Cassimere Suits, various patterus, worth 2.75 at $1.37. 187 Children's Cassimere Suits, all ages, worth $2.25, at $1.25. A large stock Children’s Kuee Pants, from l5c. and upward. ‘We have in stock 300 pairs Woodson's Cassimere Men's Pants, richly worth $2.25, which we offer at $1.25, Men's Corduroy Pants, worth 3, at $1.75. Men's Fine Worsted Pants, worth $4 and 85, at 3.25. Other bargains in Pants too numerous to mention. ‘We have reduced our prices on Men's Suita, ‘Men's Cheviot Suits, sacks and cutaways, worth $11, $12, and $13.50; all go at one price, $9.25. Call early and secure your bargains—this chance is one in s hundred—we mean to do what we say, not be- cause we are delighted to do so, but we are compelled— ‘no humbug about this—call and be convinced, DISCOUNT STORE, 926 7th St. N.W. bet. Jand K. mlé-lm CITY ITEMS. Closing Out Sale of Tinware. To close out the last lot of ering for away viet ee me cose ae 1-qt. os 2c. ; 2-qt., Sc.; 6-qt. dairy pane, Be 5 zp iba dairy re 10c.; wo eran size child’s bath tubs, 49c.; worth 75c. Sat patsiog pans Son Sat, 7 ans, 3c.; 4-qt.. 5c. e.5 gi puddin pec onty Se, ethos eae oe, ge size block-tin preserving kettles, 19¢. Extra large size block-tin preserving kettles, Qe. Large size dlock-tin Heer 19¢.; worth S5c.; extra large, 22c. orth Boe.” Large size coliender, on; worth 20c. Chamber Spe 15e. Large oval butter buckets, 8c.; worth 20c. Covered buckets, 1-qt., 4c.; 2-qt. 6c.; 3-qt., 8c.; 4-qt., lle. Covered erpearees 2-qt., 7c.; S-qt., 9c.; 4 qt., 13c.; bread grate: = eal Long handle tea strait Our well-made pclae soil broom, 12c. Tue Farr, 812 7th st. n.w., 1t __FRANKLE & Co., Proprietors, For Grates to heat one or two stories go to 490 La. ave. jel-6t Sewing Machine Renting and Repair- ee at Domestic Sewing Machine barre 7th je3-6t We Found a Great Trade Saturday. Small wonder when you take into consideration the tine Coffees and Teas we are selling and the low prices we name. M. & P. Merzozr, the live grocery men, 417 7th st. n.w. 1t* Borden’s Liverine.—This is what Mr. W. H, Fletcher, of the firm of Singleton & Fletcher, 415 7th street, says of this incomparable remedy for all diseases arising from a bad condition of the liver or kidneys: Geyts: With great pleasure I send you this certificate. Ihave suffered untold agony for several years with severe headache, and ave used one hundred remedies—doctors' prescrip- tions and almost any and everything that was recommended—finding very little relief until I used your most valuable medicine. The first bottle has done wonders, andI am still using it, and will be glad to have you use my name in testimony to its great worth as a general healer, especially as a liver regulator. int Bottles 50c.; 5 Bottles $2.50. mu. F. Given, Agent, 1t* _ 3a and H sts, n.w. For Wood Mantels go tos 490 La. ave. jel-6t Lowest Prices yet on Telescope ‘Traveling Cases: 8-in., 50c.; 10-in., 60c.; 12-in., 70c. ; 14-i 9%e.; 16-in., $1.10; 18-in., 3 straps 3 straps, $1.45; 22-in., 8 straps, $1.70; 24-in., 3 straps, $1.90, Tornam’s, my31-eolw 1231 Penna, ave. n.w. For Slate Mantels go to 490 La. ave. jel-6t Half Usual Prices.—Over 5.000 Mackinaw and Fancy straw hats, latest styles, 25c. to 75¢. All the new styles and colors Derbys, $1 to $1. best_made, $2. American Hat Com- PANY, 209 Pa, ave., op. Botanical Gardens, Plam figures. One price. my29-m,w,f,s,8t For tile work go to 40 La. ave. —_jel-6t cB ath octet Washington Safe Deposit Co., 916 Pa. ave. Safes rented; $5 per year, my44m For Open Fire- place E Fittings, 490 La. ave, jel-tt “Peerless Dyes Are the best. Sold by druggists, m20-3m 719 719) BARGAINS IN HEMSTITCHED FLOUNCINGS AND BLACK DRAPERY NETS. WE HAVE NOW IN STOCK AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF THESE VERY DESIRA- BLE GOODS, WHICH CANNOT BE EX- CELLED IN STYLE AND FINISH. PRICES THE LOWEST OF THE SEASON. BLACK, BLACK AND WHITE AND WHIT= DRESS GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY AT EXCEEDINGLY LOW PRICES. GREAT BARGAINS IN ALL-LINEN, FANCY-BORDERED HANDEERCHIEFS, ASK TO SEE THEM AND COMPARE QUALITY AND PRICE. FEW MORE OF THOSE FINE FANCY FRENCH RIBBONS, SECURE THEM WHILE YOU CAN. STUCK COMPLETE IN EVERY DEPART- MENT. RELIABLE GOODS AND LOW PRICES aT E. G. DAVIS’, 719 MARKET SPACE, my16-1m Scuoor Mevars. NEW DESIGNS IN GOLD AND SILVER MEDALS FOR SCHOOLS, CLUBS, &o. FRANK M. LEWIS, JEWELER AND SILVERSMITH, Established 1840. 1215 PENNA. AVE. Ja4-6m U i Gaeartest Or Au CLOTHING SALES AT 912 F ST. N.w. Pert pveaiped pada enero ee Children's Sailor Suit! an wn, only, 6 Scotch Ph id Sunt ‘Y8e.. 4 to 14 ie ee Suite. of Alt yeolmateral @ 1.25, a Workine Pas he ne is, @ OS Fine eae ast oP4 Suit res ant Prince ss ‘Cutaway andSack Suits it .75, wor 25 Mas, Suite ‘Ruaranteed fast color, $7.50. Al- (coe ap ‘and secure some of the greatest of all penguin At yy PRIEDLANDER'S, 912 F, Six Doors from 9th st. P, 8,—Bear in mind the number, Tur LARGEST FACTORY IN THE WORLD. RIED i HER. THE SALE OF CHOCOLATE MENIER EXCEEDS 100,000 POUNDS PER Da¥. oon ECERTEEERE mbl-3m . AVOID IMITATIONS. =p MUSEMENTS. COUNTRY BOARD. THEATER AND Souerdrab 10} ae PND ee EEX 2P feed 50 HOURS. MosovERS, SP "Wlissren, DWYER, CESSARY FOR A PLACE. IN og GARDEN. "eee Thursday aud Saturday. A LBAUGH'’S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. ave, saT- ereness BY THE re PHONOGRAPH AT BAT TLE ADMISSION, Fans et TS. 8p17-3m 15th s1 ont Cea 1406 N cr a wats FORMS OF PSYCHO C¥ suitable for both sexes. St for ab LADIES. Open till 10 p.m. Y Safety Bicycles; all makes. aan 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-lm \OACHING EXTRAORDINARY, kn wag o Int eet Seuce the Like ot Geta 0.Mr Be WONDER stack: COACH has covered no less than 1\ lish miles in per- fectuafety,and ote Humnise Intends crap itagain this year between HATCHETI'S Hi CADILLY, And the fue old cathedral town of ST The trip 19 one that no intelligent, Kier a visting England 1 ise, a It will rejoice eart, purity, his ‘blood, eblarge bis views of English ‘scenery apd eae, Take it down iu our pocket Mr. P. J. BUM MAE THE WWGSDER™ coacE, chett's Hotel, Piccadilly, London. mb25-ap8, 22,my6,208Je3.6t the Peo) RIES ASHINGTON SCHUETZEN VEREIN, il park on Seventh. treet road is now booming: fa she tall glory of spring: It is the only place in the District where—safe irom intruders—festi- ms, den parties and pic-nics on & large scale may “the park will be rented to responsible parties by the undersigned: Messrs. Joun Hockiueyer, V. P., ani a yas rt, treasurer. Mr. bert, the caterer of the park, is also well prepared toentertain dinner part cial) at reasouable rates, gua choicest the markets offer. SIMON WOLF, President. REINHOLD SPRINGSGUTH, EXCURSIONS, PICNI Cs, &e. Y. M, C. A. EXCRSION, TO-MOKKOW, ' Tr ESDAY. The Gorcorsy loses Bove Of 7thest! 6:30 p. 1. sharp. Keturns about 10:30. ments at city prices. Musi ) OONLIGHT EXCURSIC Refresh= av Ly ladies of Classes 3 and 7, Morning Sunday School) Memorial Lutheran Church, 14th and Steamer W. W. Corcoran, DAY, JUNE Music and shments, aucing. Boat I 6:30pm. Tickets purchased for May 27 are go RCKETS—2 CENTS. QGECOND GRAN CONDUCTORS AND DRIVERS Of Metropolitan K. R. Co., to be given to River View on Tuesday, June 4, 18S! Steamer Mary Washington will leave her wharf foot of 7th st. at 9 o'clock a, 1, and 6 the opportunity to witness the Very ikteresting eft the flood has had all wouy the river. An opportunity seldom offered. At the saine time they wish to inform the public that there will be not the least danger con- ected with the trip. ay rip Tickets, $1.2 faremtoe:_ 31-3 CURSION RST PRESBY1 CHURCH, FhMDAY EVENING. June mer W.W. Corcorin will leave her whurt promptly o'clock, and return about 10:30. Guod Tickets. oe KCU GENTEAL LOLGE, NO. 0.0. F. 16 Sraitale Mace TUESDAY, JUNE 4, Losg. Steamer T. V. Arrowsulith will inake two trips, lear ing 7th-st, Wharf at 9a. m. and ‘Tickets, 50c.; Childre: charge of Lodwe Boat and grounds in re. Good music day audevening. my30-5 CAPITAL K, } LSSY, ‘Tickets, each per- Prize Bow ling. iy 23 x HOURLY TRIPS TO | Ks. First trip 9 au, TEAMER DIXIE MAK upper river aud Dine dau HALF-HO! E FROM WASHING- W taster Boarder waned is tauly large brick } i. } aoe aA RE Pf. j aa RRS Somer Ly Se L OUDOUN © 2. va, 1) rx ® xx — Sculare call on Sue Gnas Ee = be. peat W SIE SUAGIER BOARDERS; LARGE AIRY Address Bird Bk BISPRA, Heese ee Cre ‘WOUNTRY BOARD—¢4 WEEK BEAUTIFULLY ® mile south Front beh rs ner. aang ‘trust — shade, Three kinds excellent we Front Warren county, Vineinia, Box 11 cod UMMER BOARDERS 4 ACCUM » ED— ST. [army gg a a i tr ae Pitan. Kiceacy, county, Md. Pectse Withee children rand — lenty of rich milk. Arutedes and @7 per week. —Jel-lm* T SUMMER —— SEVEN MILES . Grove; a a teh and a ye ASdross Bos'33" Braarile Ma. — BOARDERS WANTED—NO © aS under 16 years of age taken; delightful situation ; mountain scenery; lange rooms. bath, &c.; one mile ot ne ay apd University of Virginia; four urs from Washington; six daily trains. Address Box 204, Charlotiesville, Va. my31-1m EXSONS CAN BE. , ACCOMMODATED pu ry Oper month” ins aS “party, mys) ROSPECT ear MULL HOUSE UHTECL oes the mountains of Virginia, be nade abit sith ageubssesiuigtyed om or: Fork, Loudoun Co. Va, myal se LAk TEW FARM—HAVi 5: house aud ground, wall open sue Sade, lake with boats, fishing Clase accommodation: fve minutes’ walk from Station, on Metropolitan Branch B and 0. ferences exchauxed. Fost-office address, 3 THE GO-AWAY QUESTION. No trouble to prepare and peck up for the — and nothing like the expense, either, compared wi! forwerly, Everything's at your elbow in the store. For ex auple,@ paragon of LADIES’ WRAPS. such as the -~ , | Short kind,then DUSTERS, and CAPES, SUMMER ER, Rockville, | SHAWLS in Cashmereand Canton Silk Crepe, some \OMFORT iy (, POPULAR RESORT IN | *™@broidered and plain. Prices are astonishingly low Mountains of Mary! tana. pear Harper's Ferry, home ae the first floor are kept every kind of egutorts aud CONULEY advauiaxes ULedce OSIERY for Ladies. either Foreign or Domestic, ch. eee Ted ‘Tryst, Washingion county, Md. some really pretty styles. Again we have Silk Mitta, which are essential, — ss come in all colors, qualities Fe eens.) GAY, | andlengths. Tennis shirtsand Belts are unlimited ection of Vireinin. ‘Aburdance | #2 BUmber. Have you seen ouret They are nice, and {gance ouce | Prices temptingly low. excellent ones at 19c., like those usually Wi NTED— eee S, TERMS FROM sixteen to twenty dollars per, iu julie, cording to the location of room fiven bonfomaes’ | BATHING OUTFITSare on our second floor, such Audzom (Hoalas ELLIO(T, Ariiugtou ii LOCKINGS with indestructible cork soles com chester, Va. Dined, well adapted for bathing purposes, at YSc In BATHING CAPS we have them in all shapes and Prices. Aw LIGHTFUL HOME IN THE MOUNAINS OF Loudoun county for families, with children ; lance rome; pertieos: spring Water, house and place com ye e for health wud com: Mm FP. MOCAKTY, jonroe Grove Faria, wear Aidie, Va hyd col gui? | A CHANCE IN DUSTERS FOR TRAVELING WEAR. NPPHE UNDERSIGNED, PauPRIETOK OF THE PURE SILK MOHAIR DUSTERS, Newmarket Kennen House, at tavertou, Va, (situated at the - {, | Shape, bell sleeves, perfect Sitting, at #3. Juliction of the two branches of the Shenandoah river, and uusurpassed for beauty of scenery, health, society aud bass fishing), wants summer boarders, wav wil be| FINEST SILK MOHAIR in superb colorings, all furnished nice airy rooms, good tare and attention. | sizes, bell sleeves, at $0.50. Terms moderate abd made Kuown on applicati Address JUS. W. AEN NE: ° Riverton,’ Va. RANDOLPH STAT yo METKO- 3 13% iuales 30 reou Uoanders; plenty ef side: nit, and dance; open June 1. Ad: tress ELIAS K trose, Montgomery co., Md. ERIN BOAKDING-HOUS} tion of summer boarde if water, iamre airy roous, daily ma Address Mra. J. D. Striped and Persian effects in SILK MOHATR, sev- eral colors, Irish Peasant Style, all sizes at 81.5 Our entirestock of SPRING WEIGHT JACKETS, have been marked at greatly reduced prices, We think iteorth your looking thei over. SUMMEK NECKWEAR FOR MEN. The heated term is gradually approaching, it will be Becessary for every man to make himself as cool ae possible, geutlemen’s neckwear during the summer shvuld be as ligt in weight as possible. A NECKWEAR CHANCE, 38¢. FOR 25¢. COENTRY | BOAKD — NEAR house, on high round; ext | fhe view; ‘no mosquitos; plenty Lutter, cold spring water, Cok ui, Fairiax, Co., Va. About 200 dozen fine quality WHITE FANCY TIES, y ANTED-SUMMER BOARDERS AT A FARM | full length especially adapted for warm weather. see of & mile from Keedysville station; p per week: dren taken. Address Mrs. ANOTHER KNOCKER, 5c. for ¥e. x, Keedyeville, Washington county, Ma. Together 50 dozen extra good quality PIQUE TECK SCAKPS, perfect shaped, well tuade, at e., 3 for 250. | fruit, horses and carriage ally iudils: moderate | Under-priced LAWN DUDE BOWS, extra quality charges. For culars, adress *MiSsES c Cracy, lawn, silk stitched euds. 15e., 2 for 25e. Haualton, Lou nin county, Va. my20- 1a Still another lotof WHITE LAWN BOWS, quality FOR THE 5 MER TAKE rly occupied by M: y, | Of cloth mot quite as good as the best; silk stitched j toa, Loudoun county, Va; loration ‘bigh and | ends, 8. each. | be ty’; ood table fa stindy yard. ice, fruit reierences €iVen &: . ME LAKICH: | Just about 300 dozens nice quulity WHITE LAWN s myl4-3w | STK + TLES, stitched euds, well made, full lengths, ts. per dozen, VIEU aut, scenery beau yarticulare: 30 shape, nicely made. at The 100 dozen w ade WHITE PIQUE TECK SCARFS, in a complete shape, at $1 per dozen. 200 dozen FIGURED PIQUE TECK SCARFS,nicely made—a cool the at 75c. dozeu ; full size. We are headquarters for MEN'S SUMMER NECK WEAR, First floor as you ent INFANTS’ LONG CLOAKS. Ly Dew and pretty styles, many of which »us ouly. We desire you to look through e Per bik and i Alexaudria, Va. | i j igrmus 89. 8 “MONEY TO LOAN. Kouttdteap, 35 leasure Woats for hire. CUMBERKLAND'S boar NHOUSE, Foot of F and High s USLON BY A ‘Merchants’ wid Miners’ Transportation Co, teamiships sail from Baltimore via Nortvik to Boston. Every Monday and Thursday, 4 o'clock p,m, Passcuger accommodations unsurpassed. Fare, including meals and main saluon, stateroom berths, #12.50. round trip Upper “deck staie- room berths, #14; round tri; further in- seas see circulars at all the hotels in W. aslington, or apply to— A. L, HUGGINS, General Avent, Telephone Baltimore 247. purchasing. The prices we know to be correct. We describe below a few specials. em AT ONCE AT 5 PER CENT ON IM- So 2000 3, Proved real estate ip the cit: HALL & JUHNSTON, oat rere 1503 Feuns, ave. Bw. CENT. 83,000 AND Six per cent, to loan on An elegant quality CAmuEES LONG CLOAK, trimmed with E1broidery arou: ished, with Embroidered Cufis, Our $3.98 LONG CLOAKS « yourattention, as they are nicely the qualities a good Cloak requires, At $4.68 there are CLOAKS elaborately trimmed with deep Embroi nicely lined.and best quality | S.n-6t 100, O00 so5283 arms, "Charles sty Baltimore, Ma “Tel IVER VIEW FOR 1889. WASHINGTONIANS’ MOST. POPULAR RESORT. Steumer MARY WASHIN Sundays, two tripe leaving ut 10: ass ant Sm, Peturning st 3 and 6 Pm. Tickets, Commence: sunday, joudays—Two trips, leaving at 9:30 am. and 6:30 pau Keturning at/3' and x Couimencime M Weduesdays—iwo trips, leaving at 9:30 am. and p.m ‘Goinmeuciue Wednesday Ju Family day every saturday. Leaving at 10 am. Re- turuisg ato pan. “Lickets, 10c." Couuneuciug” situr- day, June 1 antet ¥roctor’s Dancing School Reunion Hon every Satur. = urning at 5 and 11:30 p.m. Tickets, trips except Sundays. Fi Fine diner aud supper f ‘These grounds Lave a i and all otber Pope? ain e chartered of 4 liberal pe Bold by socie ou any of my20 the ‘grounds ack ra Lue steauer uiuge allowed on ckets: °. No cbjectiobable parues allowed bUVe trips. “SUES s. RANDALL, Proprietor. Movsr Veusos. Steamer W. W. CORC pt. L. L. Blake, leaves Gth st. wuart daily (ace y) fer Mount Vernon, leaving at 10 aan. te: ugton Ebout 3:50 DP. ug aduuission to ei, inclu Ds grounds aid wansion! H. ALL, AKAN leaves sth st. wharf daily sug at LU au, reveling Wasi jonat 2 aud ANTIC OCCO BAKA JUAN FALLS JOLDI leaves 5 S hotirs te enjoy th <. &e., 04 the Potouiac, «at Mexanudria, Arnve on return L can. z ON THE a eee inte 15¢ wobec’ ‘sion tur Babies. y | Cashmere, A Cloak well worth the price. f All-wool Cashmere, Plaits around bottora, Embroidered Collar and Yoke. Wecarry everything in stock to complete an IN- FANT'S OUTFIT. Mothers will do weil to visit this department. NURSES’ CAPS at 250. a NURSES’ APRONS at 25e. § ‘ Seventh street Annex: second floor. SUMMER SKIRTS! SUMMER SKIRTS! We have a complete and new line in GINGHAM, SATL.,and MOHAIR. A nice GINGHAM SKIRT, fuil size, in Blue, Gray, and Brown, with plaits at bot- tom, only 39. A better GINGHAM SKIRT in Blue, Grey, and Brown, with plats and ruffle at bottom, trimmed, only 48¢. Fly time is bere, and you will need SCREENS for your windows—we have them at Sic. each. OURS ARE FULL SiZE AND WILL FIT ANY WINDOW. The AWNING rush still contjnues, but our work- Tooms are able to take care of everything that comes their way—and we are putting up WINDOW AWN- INGS complete for $3, and with patent slides $3.50. WINDOW SHADES of any material you wish put rs MS FROM $500 URW, at TRE LOWESS ATE OF TNMEREST REAL LSAT Ih THIS DISTRICT. i. VU. HOLTZMA’ myl13 Corner 10th and F sts, M OLOANON KEALESTATEAT LOWEST | rates of interest: also cu other 4j | THOS. G. HENSEY & 1300 ¥ stuw. D 6 PER CENT, SUATE SE idry 2000: Agents of the Uuited Security Insurance " Hadelphia, 1m swus to SUL on InstadluEDt Pah, with orwithe out lige insurance. Payments torun it Bi saith’ g'sy it. LOAN UN GOOD r HLLKON & RAMEY, 1307 F ot. uw. AX AbLi ma “\RTEKLY, MS e100 TO el.cuu, Up by experienced shade hangers, We use everything TheMi0M CBALG. the best—spring rollers, #15,000—10 LoaN Our special bargains in READY-MADE WINDOW SHADES— oy ON REAL ESTATE. ‘One lot 23c. ; complete with Spring Rollers. One lot 38c., complete with Gold Dadoes, We are showing LACE CURTAINS and HEAVE PORTIERS at about one-third off the former prices, 5 pieces of FRENCH TAPESTRY, in the newest shades, 75c. yard; regular value, #1.25 yard. Do yourself the Justice to look through our Depart 99 ‘200 fap18) ny ONLY TO LOAN | Ou Approved Keal Estate Security in District of Cosumbia, in auy sums desired, at lowest rates of il terest. ThUS. "J. FISHER & CO., apli liza F st. nav, TO LO. APPROVED REAL estate, in sums to suit, at i lowest rates of interest THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, _ 10th and H sis. hw. NIVIL-SE Bin ea ATION ~ QUESTIONS vers, Seu SS . FLANN, A.M. Ivy Institute, _my16-1m Southwest o Cor. 8th and K sts. .w, TpHE ONLY AUTHOLIZED PRIVATE DELEC- tive gency. W3 IAMS, GLO. W. McEL FRESH, “Costiwunientigns sromptly sttonged to and strictly confidential, Ofica (yen all hours. WM. WIL AMS, Manager, 926 ¥ uw. miydl* y STAND 18, “THE ONLY “PLACE Ses ee, ond-Hana Clothing can ‘Ui utiespectalie prices, Address or callat Gib Dee, uw. my Ison Sirxs. Isom, Cuatzres. INDIA SILES, newest styles, excellent smortment: cash valne c FANCY SILAS, autitul new style LAWNS. Be~ Nb1A CHALLL si HS Be BLACK SUKAH 8 HANDSOM. yle EONSDALL- OMIBHTC ve y hinest quality, 10% CREAM ALBATKUSS,’ pure woul, double width, secre QF THE LOOM. yard wide, ot BLACK SILKS excellent quailty: INDIA CHALLIS Frenel wtylcy 9 LE PRESENTS tor Cash Naot one if te following proseuta with a purchase * of large size Damask Towels, ‘worth 73 fen fine Da Toe. a iosak Napking, worth Corsets, ERENCE SATTE tin choice Sens Terenratiiea width clicice Sprig Suaces: price re 3 PLAID i; price reduced 3730. a {wide pure wool chojce French sbaden ae agen SHAWLS, Cream, Cardinal, and Blue BLE aye for Cash Customers. adockeneee re A lee — with a. GRATEFUL—COMFORTING ‘ment before busing anything in the upholstery line elsewhere. Our prices will save you mouey ANDERSON’S SCOTCH GINGHAMS, 35c. per yard, 75 diflerent patterns, all new and odd. 1,000 Pieces of BEAUTIFUL CHALLIES, 80. per, yard. 100 dozen MULL TIES, 10c. An entire new lot of extra length, elaborately em- broidered, 10 distinct patterns, sume 150 Patterns in OUTING CLOTHS. 50 CARDS, nicely engraved from eopper plate for 86c. The work guaranteed. Don’t wo away without visiting cards, and particu- larly since you can get them so cheap. Wealso en- wrave Wedding Invitations. Send for FASHION GAZETTE, free to all, mailed upon application. ‘Samples sent to any part of the United States, Correspondence solicited from Hotel Proprietors outside of the city regarding information about House Furnishing Goods and Bed Coverings, for which we are the undisputed Headquarters Our special sale of CORSETS and LADIES’ UNDER- WEAR is in progress, wonderful barguins to beob- tained during this sale. If yon want to shop with Comfort come toour store where we have (50) Patent Cooling Fane in constam® rotation. The temperature is simply delightful REAL LSTATE, LOCAL OR 1 c. No Diadsid, Tit Rew ‘Tork sve hy Ge KEA * ESTATE IN SUMS to suit at lowest races, OS AES REDFORD W. WALK O00 F st. 1) AND TONTINE POLICIES ought st hisiiost cant prices. Loans negotiated Upon same at reasonable terms. Apply, to. a ACHESON, N ONEY—TO LOAN ON REALE! nese class security, at lowest rates ot interest; bodelay Where the security’ is good. ny OC GREEN, 303 7th st. nw. ORE eo Lox In sums w si ertgte security. 20 at lowest rates on Se « Mo ‘TO LOAN ox REAL ESTATE AT Low. ASIEN. Dan NENHO’ ap24 Successor to DASEABOWER POO Tas Fst _ SUBURBAN PROPERTY. FOR, RENT = NOMINAL | PRICE: ADJOINING Catholic university ; beautiful site, dive acres clover pasture, water, fruit. shade trees: barn and Tool d phsetou tor sale cheap, ‘Address bor YOrstar vftce. FSR SALES BROOKLAND, Lots — HIGH” ‘AND ealthy ; only, 20 minutes’ walk from city: also convenient to electric and steam cars under construction; we have the cl nol re ransius fro) +O lotr also a tew ota at Ze. oF: Caheg lon 5-108 LACH mire | emilee 7 ae VILLAG! BAL nv TWO MILES THIS SIDE or tockViLE On the Metropolitan Branch by & 0, K LOCATION. USSURPASSED PRICE LOW, WADHIN VILLAGE. A Ind out in lots of about 390 fect, AA Rx = —y with: ts and =: £4 NNN 4 i hie