Evening Star Newspaper, May 7, 1890, Page 8

The Weather. FORECAST TILL EIGHT a.m. THURSDAY. for the District of Columbia and Maryland, fair, except preceded by local rains in southi- eastern Maryland: nearly stationary tempera- ture: northeriy winds, For Virginia. fair, except in southern por- tion preceded by rain, uortherly winds; sta- tionary temperature. Arren tHe Recrrtiox, Mrs, J's reception last week was informal and ‘unique in more respects than one. Some went away from it acting very informally and uniquely too, but Dr. Honley’s Celery, eefand Tron, liberally used for their distracted nerves, brought them abont ali right. Fixest AssorTuext of f shown, 2.000 rolls; over 100 d From $4 per roll up. Jviivs Laxsnonon, 1th and F sts. Woorwanp & Loranor wish to state that they are fully prepared to make to order young men's tennis suits from a beantifal line of English cream fancy suitings at very moderate prices. Their own selection and importation. matting ever erent patterns. Heranru is your reward if you use A. BC. Touic in the spring. Marttixo From $3.54 Vex Rout. Baby car- Fiages lowest prices, S. K. Buows & Sox, 20th For Conngctse fit and finish see our stock of men’s clothing. Whether a $10 suit or a suit for $25, it will please you. E man Bros., 7th and 100 Fr.Bos., $1.15, Liepey.Brrvixoen & Mincer ‘Tne Best axp Prresr Been in the market is Heurich’s “extra pale” lager. Tue ARLINGTON Borriixe Co. Telephone 634-3. Scr A sale business property cor. 9th and N n.w., Thursday, sth, 6 p.m. Lanorst Live of baby carriages in the city— 60 different styles and designs—from $4.85 up. Jvrivs Laysevnen, 13th and F sts. Ser tar Scrrs we make to order from $20 up Eiseman Bros., 7th and E. SuMMER OpExtxa. Mrs, S. Barney Gircesrte, 621 12th st. n.w., Will dispiay on Wednesday and Thursday, May J and 5, a choice selection of imported hats and Donnets also those of her own design. Grocers, ATTENTION! Buy your teas, coffees and spices of Jousstox Buos. & Co., the whole- pale dealers. Catt. ayp Sr our improved method of clean- ing ¢ rte Canret CLeasixo Works, ve. u.¥. Telephone 425-2 We Haxpre Hall's refrigerators, the best made; has no packing to absorb or retain mois- ture. Call and examine them. Jviives Laxspounen, 13th and F sts, Fon Compieresess of assortment our cbil- dren's department takes the lead, See those $2 suits. Eisenman Lros,, 7th and E, For spring Iamb and Washington dressed beef go to J. K. Keixy, 9th st. wing, Center market, and N.L. market, 5th and K sts. Fixe Lapis’ Duesses (second-hand) bought and sold. Justu’s old stand, 619 D st. nw. CaLt AND Sex our assortment of baby car- Fiages—the finest in the city—from $4.85 up. Jurivs Laxsrern 3th and F sis, Boanps, $1.15 per 100 feet. 6th and N.Y.ave. Tex a C lager. © or Hevnicu’s “extra pale” Tue Axtixeton Borriine C h and K sts, n.w. Ser tz Trousers we make to order from €5 up. Eiseman Bros., 7th and FE. CITY AND DISTRICT. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Arnaton'’s.—Carleton Opera Company in “The Mikado.” Nationat.—Maude Granger in “Inherited.” Hanuts’ Bisov.—“Little Nugget.” Kerway’s.—Atkins and Crolius and Boxing Tournament. Paxonama Britprxc.—Venetian Troubadours. Grose Tueaten.—Varieties, aes CONDENSED LOCALS, The steamer Charles Macalester, which is to Yun from this city to Mount Vernon and Mar- shail Hall, is expected to arrive from Philadel- phia on Monday next. The following officers of the Cameo Club have been elected: President, R. A. Edelin; vice president, W. H. Boswell; treasurer, W. G. Crawford; financial secretary, P. E. Hardester; recording secretary, James M. Ober; sergeant- at-arms, F. B. Kennedy. The Standard Dramatie Ch following officers has elected the Manager. Mr. A. G. Brent: assistant manager, Mr. J. C. Rabisch; secretary and treasurer, Mr. Joseph H.Hannen; assistant secretary, Miss Mame LaZelle. The firm of Wehner & McDermott, in the civil rights case, was incorrectly published yes- terday Weiner & McDonald. The directors of the Pueumatic Gun Carriage Company have elected the following offi for the ensuing year: President, C. E. Creecy vice president and treasurer, Eppa Hunton; secretary, C. S. MeNeir. _——- The President’s Troop. The President's Troop, first separate com- pany, on Monday night eiected three active and ten honorary contributing members. Mr. John Linney was elected recording sec- retary. viee Mr. Coleman, resigned, Ser- geant Hudson was elected troop historian. The treasurer's report shows the troop to be in a prosperous condition financially. {ty ‘There are how on the roster. During the next ten days the troop will move into its new armory in the skating rink on New York ave- nue. The repert of First Sergt. Mitchell shows the following men to be entitied to rifle pract at the arsenal, they having made th 65 per cent: First L Eiker, ames Henry, 7 per cent. and The resigna- | ime and Thompson were ions of 'T. cepted, ie The National Fencibles Going West. Ata regular monthly meeting of the National Fencibles last night Mr. Al. Mosher was elected financial secretary and fiual arrangements were made in regard tothe Fencibles entering the competitive drill at Kansas City in June. A benefit has been arranged to take place at the National Ki Music Hall on Thursday of next week. The hall was generou the Rifles and some of the best loc: hes volunteere: yoted to defraying the expenses of the drill team.~ ‘The company will leave for Kansas City May 30 and be got being thoroughly The other ce the Fe opportunity te use the large drill hall by short drills on the nights allotted to them. These co: ies are greatly appreciated by Capt. Domer and his men. ——_———— &, Amusements. Sale of seats will open tomorrow morning at Albvwugh’s for the first produe tsa in this city hext week of “Mynheec Jan,” an entirely new comic opera by the eomposers of Erminie. The rleton Opera Company is the ouly organiza- tion siuging this opera and it has been accorded hearty praise by the press in every city where the opera has been sung. i Tickets at Metzerott’s for the third concert of the Wilhemj Club at Music Hali Friday even- ing. Price 50 and 2 cents. Seats now on sale for “Wages of Sin” at Harrix’ Bijou next week. Lester & Williams’ London Specialty and Gaivty Company makes its first appearance at Aernan’s next week. ——_-___ Reduced Rates to Richmond via the Pennsylvania Railroad. m of the unveiling of the Lee mon- Bment at Richmond, Va., May 29, the Pennsyl- Vania will name rates as follow: For military organizations of twenty or more, traveling together on oue ticket, €2.35 per capita for the round trip. For the public, tickets issued singly, $3.50 for the ronud trip. These tickets will be sold May 28 and 29, good to return until June 2, inclusiv The Fifth Kegiment from Baltimore and com- Panies from Annapolis and Washington will at- vend. ig On occas enn First Payment Nineteenth Issue. EQUITABLE C. B. ASSOCIATION, The first pavment on the new issue falls due this month--May—and shares may be sub- s-ribed for and paid upon daily at the office of tae association, Equitable Building, 1003 F street, and Wednesday, May 7. from 6 to 8 o'clock p.m. Apply for further information to Joux Jor Epsox, Secretary. Facts ant Trurn.—Notice “Amusements.” Prof. Colliere’s testimonial, Free Lecture. New course. Daily one hour, or six, for single fee. * — Haas va. Youno, at Kernan’s tonight * HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS ACT. High Comedy and a Dance for the Benefit of the Library. The entertainment by High School pupils at National Rifles’ Hall last evening for the benefit of the school library was a decided success. Six scenes from “The School for Scandal” were Presented im a manner that reflected great credit upon the amateur performers. The parts of Sir Peter and Lady Teaale were quite well presented by Mr. T. E. Grafton and Miss Macartney, while Miss Tayler as Meric, Miss Stetson as Mrs, Cmdour, Miss Stidham as Mrs. Sneeritell, Mr. Clark as Sur Oliver, Mr. Biack a3 Kowley and Joseph and Mr. Ross as Charles Sur- face were very fair, The other parts were taken by Misses arbour, Banks and Thompson and Messrs. Duvatl, Leech and Denison, The stage Was under the management of Mr. Lindsay Denison, while the general charge of the per- formance was vested in Miss Marie Siebert, Vocal selections were rendered between the scenes by Mr. Charies Rice, Miss Brown, Mrs. Sher Clit and Miss Meads. After the per- formance the floor was cleared for dancing. — The Veteran Volunteer Firemen, A regular meeting of the Veteran Volunteet Firemen’s Association was held at XM i Hall, 7th and N streets northwest, last night. Mr. James H. Richards, president, and Mr. J. J. Peabody, secretary. The following were nominated and elected .members: Charles I. Cantield of Franklin (life) orge H. Boswell and Thos. Mansfield, Anacostia; George H. Longdon, Northern Liberties: F. Belt, Franklin; August Schmidt (life); BF. Bever- idge, Perseverance. and Wi. Sullivan (life), Iuvitations of the Independent Hose of erick, Md., to attend the 4th of July celebra- tion in that city and of the Charlestown (Mas: Veterans to attend the Bunker Hill celebration June 17 were received and declined ‘the president reported that the officers and standing committee had been looking around for permanent quarters, but thus far had found no place they would recommend at this time, as there was some prospect of securing suitable quarters in a new buildiug. The committee was continued, —o——— Accident to a Boy. Yesterday afternoon Frank Mockabee, a white ged thirteen years, employed as the driver of a hill horse of the Metropolitan railroad, in attempting to mount his horse at 3d and D streets northwest, fell and was seriously braised abott the left arm and hip. He was treated at the Emergency Hospital ard sent to his home, 1668 Valley street nort t. wir kal Be Strawberries. ‘There has been an abundant supply of straw- berries this spring and good quality berries sold cheaper than was ever known before. Two weeks ago the Norfolk berries arrived. They were much earlier than usual, Yester- day there were several crates of berries in market that were grown only a few miles from here in Virginia, and they brought much better prices than those received from a distance. A Series of Boxing Matches. The sparring matches at Kernan’s this week are attracting much attention from the lovers of that kind of science. The set-tos are given during the progress of the dramatic pertorm- ance, A number of well-known pugilists ap- pear. Tonight Young and Hagan and tomorrow night McMillan and Kyan will appear. Friday night Northedge will meet all comers. a The Lovejoy School Building. Citizens of Northeast Washington held a meeting last night in furtherance of their wishes concerning the improvement of the con- dition of the Lovejoy school building and its surroundings. Mr. R. D. Raffin, chairman of the committee appointed for the purpose, re- ported that he had scen the Commissioners and presented the resolutions passed by the recent meeting of citizens, and that Commissioner Dougiass assured him that the matter would be looked into at once and the evils at and about the school building remedied if found to be as represented in the resolutions, The Choral Society. ‘The past year has been the most successful one in the history of the Choral Society. Ata special business meeting of the society last evening reports on the sale of tickets and other matters were discussed. The three con- certs given this season have cost 3,500, and the deficit will not amount to more than 350, In addition to this the society kas a debt of $500. An effort will be made to have this sum subscribed, so that at the annual meeting on the last Tuesday of this month the an- nouncement may be made that the society is entirely free from debt. At the meeting last night resolutions of thanks were passed to Metzerott & Co. for the use of their bail for rehearsals,to Mrs. Thur- ber for her interest and help, to the press of the city for their kindness and courtesy; also to Dr. Eraest F. King. the secretary of the society, to whose efficient aid so much of the success of the society has been due. Dr. King announced that owing to the pressure of pro- fessional work he would be obliged to decline the office of secretary for the coming year, Cable Car Accidents. A yellow dog was the victim of a curious ac- cident on the 7th street cable road early this morning. The dog was caught by a grip car near 7th and E streets and was carried ali the way down the track tothe fiver front. The body was much mutilated. . eorge Stein, a seven-year-old boy li at F street, was injured by a cable car yesterday. He was hanging on one of the cars near 7th and B streets, but inissing his footing or losing his hold on the lL to the street and his h x ught beneath one of the car wheels and badiy crushed, 1 wald was injured by a E streets about 9 o'eloc! He was between two expres in endeavoring to get out of the ay of the wagons the ear struck him aed knocked him down. He received a scalp wound and was otherwise slightly injured, His wounds were dressed im Nattan’s drug store and he was sent to his Lome in the patrol wagon, —————— Hot House Watermelons. The first watermelons of the season arrived afew days ago and were placed on sale at the Center Market, The melons are smali in size, but are of extra quality. They come from Long Island, N.Y., where they were grown in hot houses, No soutiern melons have yet ar- rived. The Long Island melons are sclling at $1 each. Real Estate Matters. Christian Heurich has bought of R. B. Hine for $4,550 part lot 14, square 116—25 feet 11 inches fzont—and of James Dennison for 25.645. part same lot—26 front on N between 19th and 20th streets northwest, Theresa F. Dudley has bought of D. A, Wind- sor for $45,000 sub lot 56, square 139—24 by 124 feet on 18th between M and N streets north- west. G. H. Gleason has bought for €11,812.50 of W. W. Mackall and sold for same amount to Albert Gleason lots 1 and 2, block 21, Kalorama Heights. D. A. Windsor has bought of Theresa F. — for $11,250 part lot 11, block 9, Le Droit Park. Walter 3. Wiiliams & Co., auctioneers, have made the following sales at auction recently: Lot No. 227 in Gilbert's recorded subdivision of square No. 675, fronting ou K street between North Capitol and Ist streets northeast, im- proved by a three-story brick dwelling, to Wm. H. Forrest for 3,300. Lots Nos, 27 and 23 in square No. 775, exch having 14 feet front on 4th street between [ and K streets northeast, to 0. M. Bryant for 27 cents per square foo 1,098.16. Lot No. $4 in square 235, ing ahout 173¢ feet front on 13th street between S | ad T streets northwest, improved by a three- story brick dwelling, to Mrs, Emma L. Spring- stern forthe sum of $7,475. Lot Fin A. Shepherd's subdivision of square 623, having 16 fect front on North Capitol street between Hand I streets northwest, improved by a three- story brick dwelling with store room, to J. P. D. Caton for $3,350. a Transfers of Real Estate. Deods in fee have been filed as follows: F. A. Buckingham to Clemence P. Bernard, sub 202, sq. 861: $3,050. J. E. Beall et al. to J. H. Walter, lot 9, blk. 3, Parview Heights; 82,271.20. Jas, NX. Huston to Elizabeth L. Richards, sub 42, sq. 205; $—. A. Gleason to Isabella B. feel. sub 21, sq. 163; $—. C.E. Tanner to F. E. Waring. pt. 3. J. W. B.'s sab Pleusant Plains; =—. D.H. Windsor to Martha A. Turpen, sub 33, sq. 780; $250. BR. 'Y. Pywell to Maurice E. | Shipley, pts. 28 and 29, sq. 435; @2.200. H. G. Lewis to Auntie C. Eaton, e. 3g 14, bik, 4, Trini- dad; $2,400. Eva C. Hopkins to M. 8. Hopkins, sub 3 and pt. 2, sg. $16: §—. Elizabeth L. Richards to F. - age part sube 125, 126, 143. 8q. 628; @—, D. to Felice ope Pt. 32, eq. 732; $—. ;#—. Same, pt. Clisistorons’ 10D. ‘chriatotban salt 6 E tof sub 6, 732; S—. D. Birtwell to W. 18, 09. 805; L. Stuard, pts. 1¢ and Burtyrxe Assocratiox.—The ninety-seventh monthly meeting of the First Co-operative Building Association was held last night at the association's hall, on 32d street. Two thousand dollars of first series bonds, whose par value was 3220.50, were sold for $237.29. One thou- sand dollars of second series bonds, whose par value was $221.85, were sold for 3229.88. Money to the amount of $5,000 was sold at an average of $4. The board of directors ordered a new series of stock to be issued. Ixsuneb By THE FALLING or A Heavy PLate oF Guass.—Yesterday afternoon while workmen were removing a large plate of glass from the window of Fischer's stationery and art store, on 15th street near Pennsylvania avenue, the glass accidentally fell and struck a young man named Kiley and severely cut him’ about the head, shoulder and back. He was taken to Milburn’s drug store, where Dr. Stone dressed his wounds, atter which he was removed to his home in this place. Sexiousiy Ixsvrep.—Wm. Johnson, the col- ored man who was injured in the machinery at Wheatiey’s planing mili yesterday, as stated in Tue Stan, was removed to Freedman's Hos- pital in the police ambulance, His rigat arm wax broken In several places and it is thought that he sustained severe internal injuries, be- sides being bruised about the body. Temperature aNp Conpition or Water at 7 A.M.—Great Falls, temperature. 66; condition, 14. Receiving reservoir, temperature, 67, Con- dition at north connection, 15; condition at south connection, Distributing reservoir, temperature, 65, on at influent gate house, 36; condition at efi it gate house. 36, poms Ove or tHe Frx exrttes to obtain business property on 9th street presents itself in the sale tomorrow at 6 o'clock of that fine corner, 9th and N streets northwest, improved by three brick buildings, This is a chauce rarely offered. See advertisement, Haan vs. Yousa, at Kernan’s tonight. © pi dissed CHEAPER THAN MILK is claimed for Blooker’s Dutch Cocoa. This strictly true for this is the one cocoa equally delicions and nutritious whether made with water or milk. Kegular users prefer the former, —Adet. —— A.M. Pence, before Judge Horton in Chi- cago. as counsel for the anti-Esherite faction, made a strong plea against the action of the Nayerville Church court, alleging the Reading, Pa., decision was tae only legal’ judgment 1n the case. UGLY, PAINFUL, BLOICHED, MALICIOUS. NO REST BY DAY, IGHT, DOCTORS S$ FAILED. TRIED CUTI- ECT MARVELOUS. SAVED LIS EF CURED by CUTICURA. Our eldest child, now six years of age, when an in- fant six months old was attacked with a virulent, mnaliguant skin disease, All ordinary remedies failing, we called onr family physicisu, who atten it, but it spread with almos: incredi ole 1 the lower portion of the little feliow's person, from the middle of his back down to his kuees, was one solid rash, ugly, painful, blotched and malicious, We had uo rest at night, no peace by day, Finally, we » advised to try the CUTICURA REMEDIES, The effect was simply marvelous, Ju three or four weeks acomplete cure was wrought, leaving the little fel- low’s person as whiteand healthy as thoush he had uever been attacked. In my opinion your valuable remedies saved his life, and today he is a strous, healthy child, perfectly well, no repetition of the dis- ease having ever oceurred, — GEO. B, SMITH, Att'y at Law and Ex-Pros. Att'y, Ashland, O, BOY COVERED WITH SCABS, My boy, axed nine years, has been troubled all his life with a very bad humor, which appeared all over his body in small red blotches, with a dry, white scab on them. Last year he was worse than ever, being cov- ered with scabs from the top of his head to his f and coutinually growing worse, although Le had been treated by two physicians. Asalast resort I deter- mined to try the CUTICURA REMEDIES, they did all that Icould wish. The humor rapidly disappearcd, leaving the skin fair aud «mooth, aud performing & thorough cure. GEORGE F. LEAVITT, No, Andover, Mass, CUTICURA RESOLVENT. The new Blood snd Skin Purifier and Humor ly, iuternally, and CUIICURA, the great Skin and CUTICURA SOAP, an exquisite Skin Beau , externally, speedily cure im early life itebin: burning, bleeding, scaly, crusted, pimply, scrofulow: ing years of torture and disfizuration, id everywhere. Price, CUTICUKA, 5Uc.; SOAP, OLVENT, $1. Prepared by the POTIER DRUG AND CHEMICAL COKPORATION, Boston, ‘Mass, $#-Send for “How to Cure Skin Diseases,’ BABY'S Skin and Sealp preserved an’ beautifiea by CUTICURA SOAP. Absulutely pure. HOW MY SIDE ACHES. Aching Sides and Back, Hip, Kiduey and Uterine Pains and Rheum mute by the CUTICU! NT wes RBB A iM SSS, R BA =o pee AA S tes 244 Sya8 POPULAR SHOPPING PLACR, SEVENTH STREET. Ppp A nob P D AA toh pts It will pay you to give this advertise: closest attention daily. bu ‘There will not be a line what you can SAVE MOD stioned bel on which you cannot Robes which are new and et, son. But you know it that ALL GOUDS MUST BE SOLD IN THES. FOR WHICH THEY ARE BOUGHT—the reason we do not wait until the sewsou is over to begiu our sacri- fizes, Dut make them when you want Koods, G Dress Kobes, we 3 Dress Robes, were $11 2 Dress Robes, were $1 5 Dress Kobes, were $14, Sacrifice Price $11. Cold type cannot give youan idea of the beanty of these Robes; you must see them yourself, and you will vote them the cheapest you have yet seen. SACRIFICES IN SEASONABLE MOURNING DRESS Goobs. ‘The best vaiues at first prices that you can buy any- where. 38-inch Black Mohair Luster, best value, for 50c. SACRIFICE PRICE 40c, A YARD. 88-inch Black Mohair Luster, regular 62i9c. quality. SACKIFICE PRICE 5c, A YAKD. 38-inch Black Mohair Luster, a decided bargain for Te. SACRIFICE PRICE 60c. A YARD. 38 and 42-inch High Grade Black Mobair Luster, cannot be had unywhere for less than 90c. a yard. SACRIFICE PRICE A YAKD. 40-inch Superior Quality Bleck Mohair Lust to Silk Warp. An unequaled value for $2.25 a yard. SACRIFICE PRICE $1 A YARD. ‘We need not tell you that Mobairs sre THE fabrics this season, Ladies who are thinking of buying Black Dresses would lok to their own interest by Sret ex- amiuing the items which we bere mention. equal BOOK DEPARTMENT. Cut Prices on all Books. New Books received as scon as published, ‘Magazines at cut prices, Century, regular price 35e, Harpers, Scribner's, “ St. Nicholas, regular pric Cosmopolitan, rexular price Our price 23e. North American, rezular price 50c. Our price 45c. ALL OTHERS AS LOW, All the Cefbrated French ana American Fashion Plates in stuck at reduced prices. Our price 30c. 35e. Our price 0c. Our price 23. Se. Our price 230. POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, = 88s = my6 7TH STREET. ———___"SS SFREET. \HE WASHT TT WASHING Made WORE EE ON EDWARD L. DENT, M. E, Proprietor, bert facilities in tbe pope, ait kindsot Tron See tc ee Saad ‘Washington. D.0, Yovr Bioop Needs a thorourh cleansing this spring in order to ex pel the impurities which have accumulated during the winter, of which may be hereditary, and cause you much suffering. We confidently recommend Hood's ‘Sarsaparilia as the very best spring medicine. By its ‘use the blood is purified, enriched and vitalized, that tired feeling is eutirely overcome and the whole body siven sizength and vigor. ‘The appetite is restored and sharpened, the digestive organs are toned, and the kid- ueys and liver invigorated, A GREAT FAVORITE, “Hood's Sarcaparilis is equal, if not superior, to any onthe market, Wohave prescribed it in many cases and always with good results, It seems to bea great favorite with ovr customers, und our sales are greater than of aay other preparation of the kind.” J, W. DASHIELL & CO., Princess Anne, Ma, SALT RHEUM. “T have a little girl who was very seriously afflicted With salt rheumt. I tried various doctors withont any good effect, and at length I had recoarse to Hood's Sarsaparilla, Two bottles completely cured her and she has remained well ever sinca. I can most confi- dently recommend Hood's Sarsaparijia to any one sim- arly afflicted.” Mrs, THOS. DAVIES, Cleveland, Ohio. N. B.—If you decide to take Hood's Sarsaparilla do not be induced to buy any other. HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA Sold by aildruzzists, $1: six for $3. Prepared only by ©. L, HOOD & CO, Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. 100 DOSES ON" DOLLAR. Have You Buss WE ARE PACKED TO OVERFLOWING WITH NEW Goobs. The novelties are exquisite and the assortment strik- ingly grand. Larerxr EMBROIDERIES. The quantity ts so varied snd the prices so general that it scoops in everything, Nainsook Embroideries, Hamburg Exmbroideries, Swiss Embroideries, Narrow medium and wide to match. WHITE GOODS FOR GRADUATING PURPOSES. Get your materials now; it isn’t any too early. The selec- tions are now here. Some new See them; make your selection now. Stock things out this year. is in good condition, OTHER WHITE — Everything used, GOoDs. PARASOLS. Did you ever behold such an assor:meut? Every couceivable kind. Every possible shade, FROM Parasols for Ordinary Use, 98c, Parasols for Dress. To Parasols for Carriage Use. ges ur, Parasols for Childre Parasols to Match Every Cos- tune. Price—well, any price to suit your inclination, ‘The New Fad for Ladies’ Wear. Price $1.25, $1.39, $1. Just like your Collar. VASSAR SHIRTS. Sizes $1.25, Materials—Cambric, Pique, Per- 91.39, cale, Styles—Embroidered, Plait- 81.75, ed or Plain. Very natty and at the same time comfortable, INFANTS’ SHOES, Made of Kid; the cutest little 680, things your ever saw. These are for the Babies' First Shoes. In White and ‘Tan, trimmed in Rib- bor. SPONGES. It matters not what kind or size you want or for what purpose; ‘we can fill the bill. Sponges from ‘ Se. to the largest size and more ‘ expensive ones. CHAMOIS All sizes and prices, FLESK BRUSHES. And the new “Flesh Rubber.” Is not so harsh as the Brush and more effective, . Easier to handle. 75. HAIR BRUSHES, TOOTH BRUSHES, CLOTH BRUSHES, WHISKS, kept by us in the different grade goods, DO YOU NEED A PAIR OF SCISSORS! 396. is ‘| the price we have marked on a lot of about 300 SCISSORS of gocd steel. Of course the price is more, 7 is probably the real price. MULL TIES FOR 1zigc, There are Ties sold every- where for 12%e., butin all our knowledge of Mull ‘Ties we never saw the equal of the ling. Ordinarily the price would be “5c. e bought a thousand dozen ata price. We don't lose anything by selling thera at 1:3¢:. Yet it would not pay us to handle them if it were not that we thought we could sell them out in # few days, Does the price tempt yout ‘Things of equal merit all over the house, my3 Tomrx-Five Dortars For A PARLOR SUITE, .] sortment, comprising the newest styles of thisseasou's JOHN RUDDEN, 930 AND 032 SEVENTH ST. N.W., HAS IN STOCK A SECIAL ASSORTMENT OF PAKLOR SUITES, COMPRISING SEVEN PIECES IN HAIR CLOTH AND PLUSH, WICH HE Is OFFERING AT THE UN- PRECEDENTEDLY LOW PRICE OF i A BARE BARGAIN, SAS Ses, 88 = ALSO A FULL LINE OF MATTINGS, RE- FRIGERATORS AND BABY CARRIAGES. THE OREDIT SYSTEM ADOPTED BY THIS HOUSE WILL STILL CONTINUE AND PURCHASERS CAN THEREFORE BE As- SURED OF THE BENEFITS OF CASH PRICES ON SMALL WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS, m3-6t Sues Orzxixe. bd E MME. T. B. HARRISON, 1329 F STREET, WILL DISPLAY ON WEDNESDAY AND THURS-| CASH DISCOUNT DAY, MAY 7 AND &, A Choice Selection of — IMPORTED HATS AND BONNETS ‘Just received from her Agents in London snd Paris. (Gio Carda, CITY ITEMS. A Word With You, Young Man! You want a Hat—something new and stylish— but vou don't want to pay a fancy price. Let us show you our assortment of Derbies and “Eveni Sun” Hats in black and spring shades, at $2. Even if you don’t buy of us, we can give you points which will belp you in buying else- where, Franc, Oxe Paice, it Cor. 7th and D, GlaGstone Traveling Bags in genuine Grain Leather from 14 mches to 24 inches, $2.70, $3.15, $3.60, $4, $4.45, $4.90. Same with leather cover frame, nickel corners and full leather lined, $4.50, $5.15, = 35, $6.95, $7.75; better, also cheaper grades at propor- AMUSEMENTS. GPet SUCCESS Or THE VENETIAN LADY MANDOLINE PLAYERS aT BULL RUN PANORAMA BUILDING, tionate prices, Torwam’s Trank and Harness m7-co-6t Sth et. v Manufactory, 1281 Venn, ave. n.w. Re ek es $3.50 Foiding bre: Form: 22.50 for ten days only at AUERBACH H. “Domestic” Sewiug Machines NEW WASHINGTON THF ATER, Fieventh st. south of Peunaylvauaavenga, Ladies’ Matinces ‘iuesday, Thursday aud Sstarday. ATKINS-CROLIUS SPECIALTY AND DRAMATIC COMPANY, meb-5t Auction Sale Property cor, 9th and N n.w., Thursday, Sth, 6 p.m. ~ my6-2t* Whisky. guaranteed without oil, for medicinal use. specially reduced to 50c. pts., 25c, half pints. Kour Puarmacy. 7th and E sis. n.w. m5&7 Change of Life, Backache, Monthly Irreg- ularitics, Hot Flashes are cured by Dr. Miles’ Nervine. Free sampies at 4 3 Epwaxp P. Menrz’s, 1014 F st. Over 10,000 Fine Hats, b American Hat Co.'s Spring Styles Fine Derbies, in jarge Mand Dunlap shapes, Mle, to $1.50. Best Hat made, $2. 209 Va, ave , opp. Botani- cal Gardeus, Plain figures, One price, al8-fsmw-16* mestic” Paper Patterns, Only agency. Against Atl Com Tonigi.t—-HAGAN vs BILLY YOUNG, Friday—GEORGE: NORTHRIDGE _Saturday—RYAN vs, BULLY YOU G FESTIVAL AND DRILL At MASONIC TF MPLE, MONDAY, MA Spm. By reunest, will repeat their so euthusi _ Tickets, Wasseros. TWO DaYs ONLY, If usual prices, Your Piano is out of tune, rattly and de- fective. The music is of the same quality Your child's practice is wasted, Send for Becxen, 801 9th st, n.w., ExpertTuner. Prices $1.60 and 32, Fine Uprights for reat low. mi NORTH CAPITOL NEAR M ST. N.W. BARNUM & BAILEY'S GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH, IMRE KIRALP NEKO, OR THE DESTRUCTION OF ROME, P.T. Bak M and J.A. BAILEY, Equal Owners. e it. th and E sts, nw, Handy House Brush, best jet, 5c. m5&7 Kote Puaratac Buy a Machine with a Reputation! Capital Luvested, Daily Expenses, Examine our New High Arm No. 9 and ngtice 5.500.000, 87,300, how its rotary motion, silent and positive, con- | MONSTER STAGE, 450 feet lom trasts with the rasping, heavy, ancerta MAMMOTH TENT, 550 feet Jong. of shuttle machines. m22-Siy Wu Office, 437 9th aw, eR & Witson Mr. Co. THREE 42 FPET CIRCUS KID TWO 60 FEET ELEVATED STAGES. OLYMPIA 4 MILE HIPPOD ME TRACK. TWO MENAGERIE TENTS, 300 feet Jone. MUSEUMS, BLACK AKT ILLUSIONS, TRAINED MENAGERIE, 500 ACTOR: 300 PERFOKMERS, 400 _D. ANCERS; 1.200 PEOPLE IN THE PEKFORMANCES. IMRE KIRALFYS NERO; Or the Destraction of Rome. THE MOST MAGNIFICENT SPECTACLE ON EARTH BLISHED. TIONS BY GEORGE W. CHILDS, of poted persons with quainted, to- gether with ‘uteresting incidents in his own lite. With Portrait of the author. JYmo. Cloth, «ilttop. $1. “The record of a quiet, yet incessantly active life Muminated by those generous deeds which have brought him a reward uot to be measured by faime."— Phila, Press, ‘0 book of the year has received a more cordial wel- Loman Glorics, Dancing Girls, Priests, Soothe: diers, Nobles, Senators, W con Gladiators, Sol- Tors, &e., Ke, tor presentation of nt Rome in the time of Nero, DARING CHAKIOT KA AND ROMAN COMBATS. Fighting on Foot ad Horseback, Ancient Roman Armor, GRAND RFALISTIC ROMAN TABLEAUS. Actually 1,200 People on a Stage 450 feet loug, Together with all the features of THE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH Just as it was presented bofore THE ROYAL FAMILY OF ¢ AT BRITAIN, the Nobility, Clerzy. Press and People of the Pritich Empire, THE FINEST SCENE&Y AND COSTUMES ON EARTH. Clowns, Acriclists, Specialists, Japanese, Acrobats, Athletes, Sports, Games, Contests, Rivalries, Pastimes and Feats, Circus, Hippodrome, s, Aquarium, TWO MONSTER PERFORMANCES DAILY, At2anud 8 p.m. Doors open au hour earlier, Admission to all 50 cen. Children under 9 years, 25 cents, GREAT NEW STREET PARADE, of costly objects, rain or shine, at 9 amon Day of Show. Route as follows: Capitol to H, to New Jersey ave- nue, to C st, north, to Ist st., to Pennsylvania ave. to dst. to K st, to New York ave. aud to M st. to grounds, Reserved numbered seats for sale at the regular | price, and admission tickets at the usual slight ad- e man himself, crowned by a brilliantly suecess- ful life, is a sub P erican, His persoual reminiscences of great men his hospitality, and with whom be was these paves of Recollections’ full of inte mington (DeL) Bnsiou. “Phe finer, tender side of General Grant’ becomes more evident as we the ree Mr. Childs and others who knew him intimately explains the personal affection toward him of sw tures as Conkling, Logan ond others, whose friendship was more then the loyalty of political partisaus,”— Boston Pilot, Ifnot obtainable at your Booksellers’, send direct to the publishers, wLo Will torward the book, free of postage, promptly on receipt of the price. PPINOCOTT COMPANY, PUBLISHERS, iadelphia. 719 EVERY DAY ATTRACTIONS, EMBROIDERIES. Ree eee or We have just received another delivery of Fine Hand- uSrabroiderion ine Variety of Designs from 236 in Vandyke, oc, 0 $4.50. ‘A comple Pleated, Hemstitcbed aud Irish Point, PARASOLS. Our stock of Parasols is conceded to be one of the most —— ip the city and our prices ior first-class he lawent. Dural with fringed rule, all colors, 84.50. The latest novelty % Colored Gros Grain, with faney borders, $4.25 to witha m and OL. nit seein ute atk vance at Preutano’s, 1015 Pennsyivania ave. . and White in great variety, hes pulse Excursions on all Railroads. Children’ is, plain and feucy:in great variety, | Cheap Popular Excursions om ali wi xhibit in Richusond May 16. 10,12, 1. WO FREE LECTURE-LESSONS, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, 8 P.M, AT 30e. to #. 5 Carriake Shades, #1.50 to 84.50. Sun Uibreilas, Browu, Blue, Garnet, RUCHINGS. ‘Two-row Braid, loop edze, in all colors, 16e. 50. Do, do. ith silver and goid gunp, 2f q > ghilveF'ana Gold Braid, oop ‘edge, "Zaer, Pow ao. MASONIC TEMPL * Feather Edee, with gold and silver tinsel, TESTIMONIAL FROM MEMBERS T ow and Silver on war. a Soe dacey eS ee Having followed Pre elcuget Muchings, 25, 40, 50, G0c, the box—| che of Hrench conversation, we, the undersigned | tueibers of lis the Professor's eit aupartsme the pow thereby giving His method is ui ciples, as we have anid opportunity ot duly and thorowehly. testing: and itis as correctiy i it is scientific, and therefore true. tis that his ibs:ruetion appeais to the in- ol, lending thereto, wer methods, ‘It captures upd port and untla- is throwrhout tix mequerce th imarKed to au feel justified in tully iudoraing to ouginality 1m bis :wethod of correctly i Also a lange assortment of Fine Hand-beaded Goods in Gold, Silver, Steel aud Jet, from 40c. to $1. BUCKLES AND SLIDES, Prices are so exceedingly low that it will certainly on in aut of the oods to examine, and 0c. ¥e Isettings, 25c. Galt Buckles, suitable for mourr- i, in all 1 10 8 fé ‘Also much finer gradesof Buckles in Gilt, Silver,Oxi- dized. Peurl and Jet, o0e. tu $1.50. ersational Pes degree for su s ward cousciousiiess of pow the Processor hus the happy 1% each paysl throuzh his exact scimtific aystem, As very apily expressed by sVeral of Uae pupils the stady of Fretich under this method is perfectly tusciuaung to pupil a es fait in o uup course. Why? Because of Mekigcan, F. hn Leapleton E. G. DAVIS, m3 71Y Market space, corner Stb st. ail. SLOOND COURSE Co CONVERSATION, ar 4 TEMPLE, ‘9th and F sts. nw, Begins THURSDAY, MAY LIGHTH, hours: 11:30 amu. dadies), and S pain, Pupis may \A M. Suvsren & Soxs, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, t the following 2 2BU, 3:0, 4:50, 249 | ttend at any one of these hours and as x the ONE PEE, onal results aud perfect accent are now showing one of the handsomest assortincuts of | aud prouuncis tion wunreuterd or DKESS GOODS to be found in this market, cot LUCIEN i LIERE, A.M. ing BLACK and COLORED SILKS of every aeserip- A Native of Foris, Frane Send for circulars. tion, of the newest styles, which they will tal = it pleas- B™ Every day at 2:30 and 7:30 p.m. m7 WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. MAY 14 AND 15, | tions aud contempla Introducing Real Scenes of Ancient Splendor and ola | [)*} AMUSEMENTS Abbavails ckann opera nouse, Rvenings at 8:15. SATURDAY MATINEE ONL CARLETON OPERA COMPANY, THE MIKADO. GRNERAL ADNISsiI0! KESERVED SEATS. _Next Week MYNUEER JAN. ™) Ge THEAT) R Pa ave and Tith street uy - >. and duripe the week, SHOWS IN ONE 3 DRAMA FEMALE MINSIRELS — A GRAND OL10, Matiuces Monday, Wecnosday, Friday aud Saturiay. Admission, a might, 10, 20, 30 sud OU cents, Mati- Bees 10, 20 and JU centa LECTURES. PECIAL REQUEST, ‘The Converted Romanist, MES MARGARET SHEPHERD Of Boston Will Again Deliver Two Lectures im NATIONAL BALL, @ street, oN MAY @. At 3 p.m., Private Lectare for Ladies only Ou “THE AWFUL PENANCES PERFORMED IN NUNNERIES.” At 8 p.m.,for both Ladies and Gentlemen, Subject: ‘Shall America Become Ostholict A Re= Ply to Archbishop Irolaad’s Section at the Catholic Couctess.”” Admission to exch Lecture Ibe, Doors open at 2 and 7 p.m. EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &e. (P)HE BUSINESS MEN'S EXCURSION Reserved © aca, ro LINCOLN, NEBRASKA, ‘Will leave Washington MAY 1%. Those receiving invi- going will please call at my office to complete arrangements as carly as possible, Tickets are Lauited in uumber 3. A. PINCH, Manager, ait Layd-tee JR°F4 View For 1800, With the New Excursion Steamer BAW J. PENTZ. lar and Leadiog Resort ou the Potomee conta, Riverton “Tbe only piace ou auc outs 8 Sunday Schools, Sostetios ating Bacar Vited to the PENTZ aud KIVEK VIEW and grounds closed free of charge for For .ull partaculars call or address ES, RANDALL, Proprietor, 1100 Virginis ave. STAGE EXCURSIONS. 4m. EWITT'S TALLY BO OBSIRYATION wee 513 Loch st, now, D 60.” round 5 P.m., GY Aiw uupamied by guide, Seats secured iM advance. Cosen chartered to clubs, &e. myo staxpixe races | Mors. It is necessary to understand this little insect to be able to successfully battle with it. MOTH boGs are very small, about the size of a pin's point, and the moth miller deposits than in dark secluded spots in ‘woul or silk and they are specially apt to place them bear grease $j ots. These exes under ordinary circum stances hatch or grow to bea MOTH WORM in about three weeks, and this is the part of its exist- ence when it does thedamage, This worm eats as the ‘Silk worm does, forming 8 cocoon around ateelf im about three weeks and out of this comes the MOTH MILLER Then the same thing is repeated. an. ds neglected after moths have appeared about them or left uupro- tected are sure to be ruined. “DRY-AIR PROCESS.” This apparatus for the destruction of moths Las been in use nearly twenty-five years in New York city. We have testimonials from many known people of that city. The “Dry-air Process” is the ouly sure way of destroying the MOTH BGGs, MOTH WoRMS, MOTH MILLER Drop uss postal to call and see any goods you may have to be protected axuinst Moths or call op us for circular, price lists and3particulars, “APPARATUS.” This Moth Destroyer is harmless to everything ex- cept insects.and their exis and we wusranter to destro them without the slizbtest dawage to anything th are in, it makes uo difference whether the article small cs a band oF as lurgeas the largest parlor euite, “CARPETS.” We give special attention to taking up, cleaning, de- stroying motis, packing and storing carpets for the Summer. Alsoto the sume treatment aud care of draperies. W. B. MOSES & SONS. Cor. 11th and F sta now, FURNITURE, CARPET, UPHOLSTERING, DECORATING, And Wall Paper Establishment. STRAW MATTING. STRAW MATTING. STRAW MATTING. We have the largest and finest assortment of th Cool Carpeting we have ever carried and at low Prices than ever before, Prices ramge from §3.50 Por rull of 40 yards up. BABY CAKRIAGES, VELOCIPEDES, TRICYCLES. An immense assortment from the cheapest made to the best, JEW NATIONAL THEATH ure in showiug, and you will not be importuned to E Venine, Weducsday and Saturday Matinees. | REFKIGERATORS. REFRIGERATORS. buy if you are not suited. Monday, May 5, 1890, REFRIGE! We call particular attention to our stock of INDIA IGEKATOKS, PRINTED SILK: of which we have an elegant as | importation, and at very moderate prices BLACK GROS GRAIN SILKS in every grade, from 75 cents to #350 per yard, and an endless variety of Denutifal SPRING WOOLEN DRESS GOODS, aud at very moderate prices for the class of goods we name. Also a splendid assortment of PLAIN COLORED MR. HARRY MAINHALL © ©; CASHMERES in all of the most desirable shades in | And a Competent Company, iu Nirs. Lucy Mooper’s the market, rangiug from 50 cents per yard up, com- cpa egret taimerggae Play, prising side bands and handsome borders to match, all sctccarieicesd of which we are selling rapidly. Next Week-EDWARD HAKRIGAN. i We also call attention to the handsomest line of SCOTCH GINGHAMS with borders to match, which you will not fail to appreciate if you wish a serviceable and handsome stamer drots that will give you g00a service, All of our FRENCH PRINTED SATINES are now marked down to 25 cents per yard and our REMNANTS will now be sold at 1234 conta per yard, ARRIS' BIJOU THEATER. Wee Commencing Mondas, May 3. Matin. vesday, Thursday and Satu I CYCLO OF MERKIM? NT, ‘cue and Popular Comedians, AND JOE CAWTHOKN, Formerly knows as the “Cawthorn Children,” in the Farce: Mamical Comedy Success, T 3GET.” New Songs, Dances, Mu: mer price ‘Musical Acts. ‘The Famous Nugwet Quartette. — a Next Week "WAGES OF SIN2” myS, jt U INE OF COACHES LEAVE, 32D i ir, sy every hour for Arlington Round trip, 0c, Vehicles of all to hire. LEWis.J. ml W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, | COLLINS, 3025 M st nw. — Lous music wate FRIDAY, MaY 9TH. ‘THIRD CONCERT Ove Caen Prax. FURNITURE, CARPETS, MATTINGS, OIL CLOTHS, RUGS, BABY CARRIAGES, REFRIG- ERATORS, STOVES and HOUSE FURNISHING GCODS IN GENERAL, LOW FOR CASH Ok ON EASY WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS. (String Orchestra of Eighty Pieces), Anniversary of the KASPAR VIOLIN SCHOOL, Admission, including seat, 50 and 26 centa, Foplar Bed Room Suites from $15 0p Osk Bed Rocm Suitesfrom $25 up. Walnut Bed Room Suites from 840 up. Farlor Suites in Hair Cloth or Plush, $35 up Apgrain Carpet from 25c. per yard up. Brussels Carpet from 7c. ber yard wa Tickets at Metzerott's, 1110 F st. m3-6t (Ci Cloths from :25c, per yard up, ON PER CENT DISCOUNT FOR CASH. AN Carpets Sewed and Laid Free of Charge. We guarantee the customer against any loss in matching, aa we charge only for the net number of yards neces- ‘sary to cover the floor. ‘Gen’ ‘Manayer, ESS ‘It will pay you tocall on aller, ap imgpeaa sie — where, as you will find our Prices Lower ‘HAT WOULD YOU SAY IF YOU HEARD Easier than any other house in the city. . 2 Masa Ore, (3 +4 ALLOWED ON ALL BILLS | — Srclestrs bs 8 porsen hon? Ver bad the advan- BETTILED IN THIBTY Das. ‘Soivs, Concertina Solos, | CAMPHUR CHESTS. Over 150 different sizes and four different makes, Varying im price from $2.50 to $75, Send forcate- logue if you can’t cull and examine them, Adjustable Wire Window Screens from 2le. each up. Window Screen Frames aud Door Screen Frames to St any window or door at Jowest prices. “OUR PATENT WIRE WINDOW SCREENS” are in use in many of the finest residences im thie city; also our Cabinet-made Screen Dovrs. HAMMOCES, MAMMOCKS, HAMMOCKS. MOSQUITO CANOPIES. MOSQUITO CANOPIES. MOSQUITO CANOPIES. TENTS. TENTS. TENTS, CEDAR CHESTS, CEDAR CHESTS CEDAR CHESTS. CAMPHOR CHESTS. CAMPHOE CHESTS. LOOSE COVERS FOR FURNITURE. ‘The largest assortment or stuffs and the best fore of cutters aud makers to be had We cut, make and furnish materials for full size Varlor Suites from 816 up aud guarantee @ perfect ht W. B. MOSES & SONS, Cor. F and 11th sts. SURAH SILKS, CEE eR tan ime DILK MOHAIR BAILLIANLINES, Uld Kose, Ele tric Blue and Lan, Special cash barcain Loc. LNA SLLEN, sipeie os, S0e., C2 we. CO LONSDALE IC, fiest quality. 10¢. ENGLISH HENKIE( 1A C. Si ew my3 With Grand Orchestra of Sixty. Celebrating the Tenth | shades, wide double width, Zo BLACK >ILK HAIK BRILLIANTINES, wide double tod, 87 See. BALBRIGGAN” ENGLisd STOCKINGS, very Dest oc. qualil pairs for 50c. INDIA LIN 6 BLACK FEN Snoallant qualtts, epoctad 25, NEEX BEST QUALITY FRUIT OF TEE L00N Yard wide, Sige, wort 10, WUEkD OLR Mocaln PeiLLLANTINES, Yerdand’e quarter wide, very best OU qualey, MENMIEG Ta Castanea SA RGRS siecwnt Frency a i ELAUTIFUL NEW DITLE CHALLIES, Se., 10cy cLora, Heys. SASS Ee a GINGHAMS, 100., 12590, Ml good quality, Se. visi aeived a, mys cr ay sr veluabiee. asta B sud ‘Great variety at sy