Evening Star Newspaper, May 17, 1890, Page 16

OO OPCOUPED I 16 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.c LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. FORECAST TILL EIGHT A.M. SUNDAY. For the District of Columbia, Maryland Sud Virginia, warmer: southerly ‘winds and : warmer, fair Sunday. Office reports show that killing ed in northern Michigan last ing temperatures in Minnesota, CITY AND DISTRICT. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Arravon's.—Carleton Opera Company in “Mynheer Jan.” vionaL.—Edward Harrigan in “Old Lay- Hanrrs’ Busov.—“The Wages of Sin.” Kennan’s.—Lester & Williams’ Gaiety Company. Gione Tueater.—Varietics, Panorama Beripine.—Venetian Troubadours, 2p.m. and 5 p.m. a a CONDENSED LOCALS. night and fr orthern Wisconsin and North Dakota. London CONDITION OF TRE WATER. ‘Temperature and condition of water at 7 am.—Great Fa 67; condition.4. Receiving reservoir, 71, Condition at north connection, 16: condition at south connection, 36. Dis- tributing reservoir, temperature, 68. Condi- | —< tion at influent gatehouse. 36; condition at The Young People’s League of Douglas Me- effluent gate house, 36. High tide in the | morial Church. attheir semi-annual meeting Fiverftoday at 7:05 p.m.; low tide at 1:15 p.m. | last mght, unanimous aly te ted Mr. RT = Carr as president for the following six moni, Fine To Tar Boxes he other officers elected were: Secretary, I iaute and ice to the marrow the next is | A. Bussius; treasurer, Zaidee Nevins; vice pres- alaria makes one feel. Dr. Henley's | idents, C.E. Roberts, A. H. Bell, Sadie Em- ef and fron. ightfully flavored | mons and Kobert Trimble. tonic of animal and vege! origin, with Iron, | The testimonial concert to Prof. James A. to sustain the alaria unfailingly. | Croas at the Universalist Church last evening re Was a great success. The program embraced recitations by Mr. E. Willesay, Master Lloyd Young and Mrs, Hoffman; solos by Charley meet at | West, F.C. Miller, James Loveless’ aud Miss on Monday | Gertrude Wood; ventriloquism by the bene- . ry, Mr, Cross; the performances of Mr. MeMurray's dog Jack, &c. - At @ meeting of ‘the Marine ‘Temperance a ie nion held in the concert hall at the marine Inuusreatep Scumen Fasuiox CAataLooves | barracks revolutions of thanks to Col. Caer free by mail, showing over 2.000 new styies Do- | Heywood wi mestic patterns. Send 2-cent postage to Do- | Heywood were passed for courtesies shown to p p t | the union. muatio sewing Machine Office, corner 7th aud | “among the papers read at the conference of streets. = charities and corrections in Baltimore yester- Pall’ and “R. ana G.” cor-| day was one by Mr. L. 8. Emery of this city Monarci: shirt, 97c., at Buopuran's, | Felative to the charitable work at Johnstown. = In the case of Wm. Lemoyne, who was sent Broxze Pow Gold pa Mcppmwas, 614 12th st. Ex-Coxreperate Vereraxs will Room 1, 705 G street northwest, evening ( 1uth instant). Wacronn Laws Tennis. 7 Pa. ave. Da. Warsen Bets. Joe. Estannrook givesa fine frame with each ¢ dozen | to the work house from the Police Court for 3) cabinet photographs. 711 Market Space. | assaulting Senator Eustis'son in default of pay- - ae ment of $30 fines, Judge Miller, at the request vou = ee ee een ee ace ne ai Senator, has reduced the hay ond window, sateen, ewe ss A which were paid. ee ee fol _ cok rmaaaas qAunle White, colored woman living at Hills- 2 at. n.w., opp. P. O. > ale. taken with a fit on Nichols avenue Martixa! Martisa! Rarrxe! yesterday and fell from # culvert, cutting her Just received and will open Monday 200 1 severel; Pieces jointiess matting, 23ceuts: former price | ist night abont 11:30 o'clock a man named 40c. per yard. Was B. Witurams, 7th and D | Roach was foundat C and North Capitol streets, ats ad Where he had fallen in a tit, and was taken to - the Freedman’s Hospital. _ George W. Ayres, employed at Belt’s plai ing mill, on Ohio avenue and 13th street, hac finger badly mashed yesterday. He was taken m * tot mergency Hospital and Dr. Middleton Fd pram — amputated the finger and the patient was sent wats hata and | t0,Bis home, 1641 Sth street northwest. | ‘Lhe commissioners of following gentle a i day, May O. S. Baptist preaching, | byrne, Thos. 3 - E. Carroll, J. Gitt’s Coxrectioss, 1429 F street. Express | paid anywhere in United States, Har Cuar. Of course you want « bat, it, either. flerings in de pharmaey passed the at theirexamination Me Macuregor, Srx Special Notice. Yo Reptce Ore Stock of stamped linen goods we will sell (or one week only atrednced| A LITTLE BOY RUN OVER, prices the foliowing g <3 —— pillow shams, 19¢.; bu to) A Cart Driver Fined—Judge Milier’s 2; splashers, 50c.; trav cov. lies, Remarks About Negligent Parents. @i per doz pe thread, ona We bh mustantiy on hand} Grant Chesley, @ colored cart driver in the wash silks and bargarren thread. ba ae Gm ch cocuaasd tacos Stomp. | €mploy of Mr. Patrick Maloney in East Wash- ing and pinking. Mus. K. A. Dosovay, 904 F | ington, was arrested yesterday afternoon and stnw. locked up at the East Washington police Hewrirn, optician, Work while you wait, | *tation. ‘The cart he was driving had run over - ; a five-year-old boy named Robert McGraw. Catt at Tuz Orrice of the Department In- | ‘The boy lives at No. 122 6th street southeast, and tis tes min city property which | his home at the time. It appears that sc H always pays. ent in Special No- | children were playing with a small express tices, wagon in the strect. The cart was coming along to enter an alley in the neighborhood, but when the driver reached the moath of the alley he f ; delivered. Gasoline, . A. Meppimay, 614 12th st. Gasotise. 5 gas and oil Pnopuran’s bargains in table damask, towels, | ad that it had been closed, and he napkins. counterpanes. sheeting are phenome- | the _herse’s head = imto th nal. Bleached damask as low as 373gc. and and) drove to an _ opening 10-4 sheeting, 1c. led to the stable. He — saw See THE Surrs we have marke 1 $13.50 in sack and frock shapes, in checks, plaids. stripes and mixtures, hh and E. the children playing in the street and his horse sinawalk. Just before reaching the chil- knocked down, and before the driver could stop the horse tie whecl had passed over him. The injured boy was taken to his home and attended by Dr. Hicks. Execrr: Ber. Ls, burgiar alarms. Kcen.ixe. Berore Bevrxs call and get our prices onthe “Baldwin dey air refrigerator,” as cheap as the cheapest. Wasn B. Wiruiasts, 7th and D sts, northwest. JUDGE MILLER'S REMARK: The driver of the cart was taken to the Police Court this morning and tried for driv- ing on the wrong side of the street. The evi- dence showed beyond a doubt that the acci- dent was the result of the boy's own careless- ness, but that it would probably have been pre- vented had the driver been on the right side of the street. “The affair,” said Judge Miller in disposi of the case, “was clearly an accident. Wh are the drivers to do? Are they to stop their vehicles and wait for negligent parents to come out and take their children fr the street?” “I have seen such parents,” continued the judge, ‘sit on their front steps, cool and serene, and watch their infants toddling the streets, and at the same time they are re to shoot any driver who happens to ally run over the This defendant is fined for driving on the wrong side of the strect, the lowest fine or Hevricu’s “extra pale” Tue ARLixGrox Bortiixe Co., vith aud K sts. mw. Tey a Case lager. ©. A. Meppnias, 614 12th st. Gas Stoves. ke. Gas Fixtures for New Houses, Lamps. all styles. We guarantee Rauges for Gas; No Smoke, No Ashes, Saves Fuel; Cheaper Then Coal: Does Not Heat the House. Our “Perfect Success” Gas Ranges are well made, heavy and durable and we con- Rect with iron pipe. Call and Se = TELEGRAPH OPE. RATOR KILLED. Haswaocks. Parmen Hawxocxs, | John W. Davis Fatally Crushed Between The best in use, $1. $1.25, ©1.50, 31. Two Cars at Quantico, $2.25, €2.75. A full line of adjustable window ———— tcreens, all prices. Screens made and put up John W. Davia, a young man employed as a to order. Loose covers for furniture cut and telegraph operator at Quantico, on the Alexan- eria and Fredericksburg railroad, was on the tracks there shortly before daybreak this morn- ing taking down on a list the numbers of the cars. He was between two cars attending to this duty when the engine backed the train and he was caught between the ears and was badly crushed. After being attended to at the station he was placed in «ear and brought to made to order. aw. Wasu B. Wiriiams, 7th and D Boanps, $1.15 per 100 feet 6th and N.Y.ave, ‘Fux “Qcrex Axse” Wixpow Scr adjustable. no objectionable center fit any window from 18 inches to 45 inches in Width: 40 cents each, Screen doors, with spring hinges complete #1.:0 enc this city, the train making the trip in about The « ate” lawn mower, the best and | forty-five minutes, The police ambulance cheapest in the world. fully warranted. An-| was sent for aud the imjured man Other larze mvorce just received, $4.50 eac! was taken to Providence. — Hospital. tem of selling every article of thor- ¥ reliable quality at a minimum of protit is our ruling principle. Cuas. T. Canter & ( 8 doors from Gth st. 606 Pa. ave For Compretexess of assortment our chil- @ren's department takes the lead. See the suits we have from $2up. Eisemax Buos., 7th and E. Purces Have Drorren.—Watehes cleaned, stem-winder mainspring, =1; key winder, . Kepairing reasonable and guaranteed, E.G. Hines, Wo F st Bw. His injuries were fatal aud the doctors could ouly give him temporary relief, He arrived at the 5 o'clock and about 10 railroad officials were “The and the remains will probably be takeu to Quantico, w. notified, Ss To # aNd Rerers ror Notntxo.—A delightful vacation treat for our most popular school teacher. Next Sunday's Herald will tell all about it. a — The Complaint of the Hackmen. ‘The licensed hack drivers of this city are any- Tay 4 Borrix of the celebrated Wilson thing but happy and feel that they have a de- Whisky at D. Exxis',3d and A sta. ¢.,Cap'l Hill. | cided grievance against somebody. To begin B. B. Cxasr, umbrella maker. 11th st. opp. | with they complain that the public hack stands Star office, La Tosea parasol handles shortened. | are quite inadequate for the number of vehicles Heywoop Buos. & ( there are in the city. They say, moreover, #14. $15. = | that they are frequently crowded off these former | stands in the neighborhood of hotels in the an body, | interest of livery stable keepers and that ve- upholstered im best qualities silk plush, with | hicles trom the stables solicit trade upon the satin parasols, Wasi B. Wittiams, 7th aud D | streets in violation of the law. All the hack ste uw. drivers waut, so their story goes, is fair play aud a chance to make # decent living. {@NTNING Kops, electric work. 1206 Pa.av. Grocers, Arraxtics! Buy your teas, coffees and spices of Jouxsrox Bros. & Co., the whole- sale dealers, 613 New York avenue. A Verdict for Senator Cameron. In the Circuit Court, Judge Montgomery. yesterday the case of Maj. George A. Armes Puorxer Yoru Lives axp Puorenty by using | ®3#inst Senator J, Donald Cameron resulted in Vulcan fire-proof paint aud lightmng rods, a verdiet for defendant, Maj. Armes sued to © Fes Keys, #16 F st. aw. | recover $2,800 for commissions on the sale of the house and furniture of defendant to Hon. D. Morgan, in 1885, for $96,000, Senator Cam- eron denied any agreement with Maj. Armes as to this sale. Frssett’s Kirsch ice cream, a new @acy, original with and made only by Fussent, 1427 New York ave, Fox Goon Frusirtur and low prices call at] < = C. E. Brcxmean’s, 731 9th ot. now hegpem abeglerigerny secret on Monday next, at Seer THe Suits we make to order for #20 and 225. Eisemay Buos., 7th and BE. Se Ock Ccr in Sun¢ our solid antique oak be mt bargain om record. uit deli- —-—_— s called to trustee's sale o'clock p.m, of lots on Harewood avenue, Le Droit Park. ———— A Trip to Old Mexico Frequently Made for One Dollar. It is surprising how little is known of our th aud D sta ter republic by the residents of the United - States, alihough it is easly reached by water 4. 1429 F st.. ships all tine confections ex-| or rail. The large percentage of Ame 8 Press paid without extra charge. seem to satisfy themselves with the thought that Mexico is only @ narrow strip attached to our country, and compare it with the tail of a morning's Post of room suite. ‘The big- Wasn b. Witiiams, ALL Caurers camphorzted and made moth root Free of Charge. Expire Canret CLEAaNixe y ray ; ANG | kite, instead of knowing that it contains ORKs, 651 635 Muse. ave. n.w. Telephone 425-2 | twenty-seven large states und 10,000,000 Mavvox & Barer, »: Willow ware at wholes: thst. mw. Woodand| people. Those desiring to study a diiterent nly. race of people. enjoy picturesque scenery, an- _—— tiquity, entrely different customs aud “more To tux Lapirs or Wasnixerox axp Vierstry, | novel sights than ever dreamed of, should visit Just received a large uud complete stock of | Mexico.” Many lucky investors in’ the Loteria Bray saucy bangs, coloris and switches of every | de la Beneficencia Publica have been enabled shade and « Ladies’ and children’s hair-| to take this delightful trip by sending #1 or cutting and shampooing a specialty upward to Juan Piedad, manager, apartado 40, S. Hewies, 720 7th st. nw. Zacatecas, Mexico. Se on the eee nty-seventh day of each month, Zacatecas 200 Fr.Bos., $1.15. Linvey.turrixouu & Mruuen | (YE 0! marning. nal an balnenh bene Tux Best axp Pexest bere in the market is | population of 75,000, It is tocated between El Heurich’s “extra pale” lager. Tue Antixotoy | Paso and Mexico City, at an altitude of 8,100 Borriixe Co. Tele phone 634-3. feet.—Adtt. Lieststxe Rops repaired, J. Kerwurse, Sux tax Pats ge GEORGETOW: Cartier Marker, The following sales of live stock at Drovers’ Rest last week are reported: 25. cattle sold; Lest, 434 to 434: good, 4 make to order; $5. exaN Bros, 7th and EB Wills Filed. E P . to 454; medium, 3% to 4; common, 234 to 334. ‘The will of tho late A. C. P. Shoemaker, Sled | 393 givcp and lauiie; taubs, Big to Tig; sheep, yesterday. leaves his property tobe divided be- | 33; "to :;; calves, 434 to 5%. 10 cows ad tween his two nephews and two nieces, The will of Archibald Campbell leaves his| A Fiast.—Frank Brown and James Pready, estate to his wife. colored, recently employed at Hazel’s livery The will of James H. Pilson appoints Esther a Uy eaee * — = — — a nag ot lam if e drei ‘cause ‘own accuse: ene of au ee stramental in getting lim discharged frow the A Tarr ro Evnore Fase or Exrexer.—Seo | stable. During the “ight Brow 4 att Pready the Washingtou Sunday Herald for particulars* | an ugly blow upon the head with a club. $25 to #40; market good. TERCEPTING SEWERS NEEDED. What Capt. Lusk Reports About the Condition of Rock Creek. Saturday, February 15, 1890, Taz Star printed An illustrated article relative to the condition of Rock creek and the sewers which emptied into it. Recently Mr. A. K. Parris called at- tention to the statements made in Tue Star in a letter to the Commissioners and asked that the thing be inquired into, The matter was referred to Capt. Lusk, who today in a report upon the subject to Col. Robert “The engineer department is fully aware of the fact that the sewage now reaching Rock creek must be intercepted as soon as practi- cable, and that intercepting sewers must be provided to keep the sewage of the suburban areas tributary to the Rock Creek valley from reaching the stream. i “The first link in the latter system is now under construction on the left bank of Rock creck, northwesterly from a point near the P-street bridge, The interception of the sew- age from near the P-street bridge to the mouth of Rock creek must be accomplished by a system of sewers located approximatels own on the accompanying map. The work ill be costly, and will form only a part of a complete system of sewage interception and disposal. An approximate estimate indicates that the cost of a tem of intercepting sewers for thi rt of Rock Creek valley will be about $230,000. Considering that the whole subject the sewerage of the District of Columbia is shortly to be reported upon by a board of sanitary engincers appoiuted by the President, it is thought that the construction of a work of the importance of that in question cannot with propriety be urged by the engineer department at the present time. a Not a Dancing School. In the Police Court today Eimer Dement was charged with giving an entertainment without a license at Washington Hall. Officers Blanford, Ashe and Harbin testified to disorderly conduct about the place: that admission was secured by fees paid at the hat box, and that it was not a dancing school. The defense was that ti were soldat the hat box entitling the party onls to the care of his hat and « lesson, gentiem being charged 59 cents per leseon end ladies free. It was also testified for the defendant that the disorder was by outside The court held that the place was not, ducted, a dancing school; that the defendant had no right to charge a fee through the ha®| box, and if partiesare found there not taking lessons but practicing after paying for admis- sion, he was liable to pay a license. After ad- monishing the defendant the court dismissed the case. ee A Wife Granted a Divorce. Today Judge James, in the Equity Court, made decree of divorce in favor of the com- plainant in the ease of Sarah A, Watkins, nee Voorhees. giving her the custody of her chil- dren. The charge was desertion, but this the husband Cenied and stated that he was ready to resume his marital relations, which she d clined. on appeared for the pe titioner and Mr. Brainerd for the defendant, Pleas of ‘Not Guiity.”” In the Criminal Court, Chief Justice Bing. ham, today James Beagle, indicted for an as- sault with intent to kul Horace G. Roop (of Loop & Nopper of the Globe Theater) and for attempt at house burning, April 26, plead not guilty, and Mr. D, E. Cahill entered his ap- pearance for him. Wm. C, Reckeneeker, indicted for embezzle- ment from the United States Mercantile Protective Association, January 14, plead not _ ANDRIA. ALI Reported for THe EVENING Sar. Tue Musican Associarton.—Another of Alex- andria’s pleasant reunions was made at the re- hearsal of the Musical Association at Sarepta Hall lest night, The instrumental selections were varied by three solos, two by Miss Vir- Sinia Evans of this city, aud one a baritone ren- dering of Bischotf’s “Once in Dreams” by Mr. George E. Terry of Washington, ‘The eupho: nium, under the skillful fingers of Mr. H. C. Wails, gave a fantasia on ‘Old Folks at Home The other six selections were all marches or walizes finely executed and each of the ten se- lections was encored. Noves. he young manf Miller, held here on the charge of using the the mails for fraud- ulent purposes, has been bailed; his father, Mr. Geo. Miller of Washington, giving Wi bond.—-—The colored ball at Odd Fellows’ Hall on Wednesday night was entirely orderly and pleasant aud none of the arrests that’ night were made at the ball.——J. G. De Silva has bonght tor $120 a building lot on Pendicton near Patrick street.-—The street committee has advertised for proposals to pave portions of Alfred and of Patrick streets north with cob- ble stones, and the work will be begun early in Jane. The erection of the new Hooff’s Kun bridge on King street extended will be begun the same month. a The Dominion parliament was prorogucd yesterday Dr, Richard Weems of Anne Arundel county, a director of the Farmers’ Bank at Annapolis, 1s dead, iedge Field,” the home of ex-Senator Witheas at Wytheville, Va., was sold a few days since tor $15,000, Scrarcuen esty-rigu> Yrans BODY COVERED WITH SCAL RIBLE, SUFFERING DOCTORS AND M AIL, SPEEDILY CURED BY CUTICURA AT A COST OF 8. ITCHING TER CURED BY CUTICURA, If I had known of the C1 twenty-eight years ago it would have me (two huudred dollar) aud an im mnt of suf Hy dis oriasis) commenced on tay head not larger than a cent, It spread rapidly all over imy body and got under my usile. The scales wouid drop off of me a'l the time, and my suffering less and without relief, One thousand do jt me to have this disease over again, 1 feel rich to be relieved of what said was leprosy, some ringworm, I took .... and .... 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BEAUTIFUL DRESS GINGHS sorument of new styles, 10, 125. 1 BLAC double Hes INDIA GHALLiES, immense assortment of new styles, 8, 10, 1 COLORED SURAI SILKS, cash bargain, 390. OLTING CLOTH, immense assortment of styles, 10, LONSDALE the MBRIC, finest quality, yard wide,10c. ENGLISH HENIUETIA CASEMERES, beautiful spring shades, wide doubie widthyexcellent quality, 25¢. SILK MOHAIR BRILLIANTINES, nearly yard and | quarter wide, cash baryain, 3d. INDIA SILKS, all new styles, 39, 45,50, 58c. HANDSOME SATTLENS. jinmense assortinent of new _— 15, 1%, 20, Yo sminen; phi MoHiaiie BHULLIANTINES, wide new FOR MARY WASHINGTON. Agreement to Erect a Monument at Fredericksburg. A meeting of the ladies of the Mary Wash- ington Monument Association of Fredericks- burg, Va., and its advisory board held in the rooms of the Young Men's Christian Asso- ciation building last evening to consider the proposition made them by the National Mary Washington Monument Association, recently formed in Washington, of whic President Har- rison is president. The proposition was that if the association here would turn over all their rights and title to the property on which the unfinished monument stands and all prop- erty pertaining thereto, which the association owns they would build an imposing and appropriate monument. The letter also inti- mated thatif such request was not granted it was not likely a monument to her mem- ory would be built either in Washington or at Mount Vernon. After the proposition had been submitted to the meeting and fully discussed it was finally accepted, with the provision that the monu- ment should be erected at Fredericksburg: that the amount required for its erection should be in hand before a deed would be given; that Virginia and Fredericksburg especially should be fairly represented in the national associa~ tion, and that said monument should never be removed from over her remains. The meeting was very largely attended, and the action will no doubt be entirely satistactory to the com- munity, so0-—— A Mosta’s Evnorray Tour Wituovt Cost.— For the most popular school teacher! Think of it! Read the Washington Sunday Herald and find out how it will be done.—Adet. An Inventor’s Folly. From Engineering. A few months ago an inventor of certain ap- paratus of a very simple character, which could have been readily duplicated in many different forms, was offered $6,000 for the right toa certam inland town, He wasa poor man and needed the money badly, The reader supposes, of course, thatthe inventor jumped at the chance and pocketed the money on the spot. Not he; he told the buyer that the patent was worth $100,- 60. and he was not going to sell one town in New York state for $6,000, The same inventor was offered a similar sum for another large town in the State, or $10,000 for oniy two cities in the country, but he retused to take it. We have these facts from the inventor himself, and they are correct. Before it was too late to negotiate we Verated the man soundly for his folly, but he was deat to all argument. The sequel was that the inventor never sold a sin- gle right, and has his patent to this day, A Free Tour or Evrorr!—Nothing like it ever heard of before in Washington journalism, Get the Washington Swoway Herald and learn particulars, —Adet, Tiar Treo Feeusa Prevails with {ts most enervating and discouraging tin spring and carly summer, when the days grow warmer and the toning effect of the cold air is gone. Hoca’s comes“ feeling, reaused by change ot clit oriife, by overwork or illuess, and imparts that teel- ing of strensth and self-confidence which is curfort- ing und satisfying It also cures sick headache bilousuess, indixestion and dyspepsia, NERVOUS HEADACHE, “Farly last spring I nervous headache, fel very much benefited by recommended it to my fri 1119 Euclid avenue, aa very much run down, hid quiserabls and all that. I am Hood's Sarsaparilla and ” Mrs. J. M. TAYLOR, “T know of no pre Zennine satisfactic are larve and are greater tI combinations together. Our custon sinerits aud the bencit derived from iteuse, It isa pleasure to sell Hood's Sarsaparilla because of the e are sure that it will ‘This could uot be without that positive merit which L personally know Hood's Sarsupariiia to have.” J, CLIFTON WHEAT, Jr., Winchester, Va. ‘Our sales ther sarsaparilla “rs speak highly HOOD’S SARSAPARILLA Sold by all druggists, $1; six for $5. Prepared only y C. 1, HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Masa 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR, 3 SORTS. AT COLONIAL BEACIL tively’ located ie nua the Hotel : eur SUMMER RE ENT A FUR. Ver al It contains five (o) pun (used for a dining nt well water; aay beach), $90 tor 3. JAY, GOULD, 4 the seanon, Apply to at bl Ns BALTIMORE,” PRING LAKE BE from Ocean, Open J! Birs. LB COR. ATLANTIC ity, N. J, No JUSLPH ENGL, Bi SHE CLIFTON Derr Park Axo Onaxuaso, ON THE CREST OF THE ALLEGHANIES, 4,000 FEET ABOVE TIDE-WATER. SEASON OPENS JU 21, 1890. These famous mountain resors, situated at the sum. jesaud directly upon the main line of its spl 3 train service both east and west, ore readily accessible from all parts of thecountry. All Baltimore and Obio trains stop at Deer Park and Oakland during the season. RATES: #60, 275 AND 890 A MONTH, ACCORD- ING TO LOCATION, All communications should be addressed to GEORGE. LDS, Manager Baltimore and Ohio Hotel ; up to June 10; after that date, Park or Oakland, Garrett couaty, Md. s,tu,titje 2h MONROE’ COU ‘The most noted for its excellent commodations in the two Virwinias, Pper wort ELL, Manag Pus oer no hot days, the weasou. Ds fpowen HILL noTEL. And Cottages, Narragansett Heights, NARRAGANSETT PIER, Lt. 1 ‘The finest located Motel on the Atlantic Coast. irculars, ©. SCRANTO: HSH ae city, N- Open’ all the year; close to beach; ocean front; wonable, sm ___HULTON & LAHEY. MV TOURISTS-SOUTHERN FAMILIES AccoM- modated with Kooms and Board at sy trans. tent rates during the suminer mouths at the New and Private Dwelling House, GL West ity. u few doors |, Manager. MPVHE UNITED STATES Hot r ATLANTIC CITY, NJ. Remodeled. Enlarged. Returuishod AIN LAKE PAR SUMMIT OF TH) Seven minutes f ALLEGHENTES, SEMBLY Splendid program, ion address EDAIRY, Secretary, Bolton st. Baltimore, M Bexins For circulars aud inform: my17-3t Hom wer ¥ Wellesley, Masa, All the appointments of a first-class Hotel, Accom- modations for 000 Guests, Charuingly situated nea# the Charles river, on an estate of 800 acres, surrounded by pine groves. Beautiful drives, excellent boating and fishing, ten- nis courts and polo grounds. Fourteen trains daily to and from Boston; only 17 Miles by the Boston and Albany railroad. Rates, FE aM xcellent quality, 75, em cm oat SILKS, @1 quality, 75, VELY BEST QUALI THE “hy BEST QUALITY FRUIT OF Loom HENRIETTA CASHMERESERGES, elegant French diese vouds, pure wool, nearly yard and a half wide, Vary beet 7s, quality, osu out pelos 5s: SILK MOHAIL BRILLIANTINES, Old Koge, Elec- tric Blue, >teel Gray and ‘tan, 12 yards for ro LADIES’ CLOTH DRESS GOODS, Navy Blue. Black, Brown aud tiray, wide double tO a ee wool, 25e. APARTER'S CASH STOR! CE NEAR 7TH st. 4, fail Fosciast fo a ASOT or, gp eis Hise si mylt EKTAL, “ATLANTIC _ (CITY, NJ. Ho, Pare ch; sewend of Maryland aye. ; uew house, haudsomely furnished: heat, as, electric Lells, unobstructed ocean View: cuisine unexcelled: Tecei ves 700 Kucsts; terms, 61040 18 per week: $3 toner day WeRERDRICK E, ATLANTIC CITY, NJ. Tee = Ocean end of Kentucky ave. Nearest Beach Accommodations ‘Gret-class in all of its ap- es ‘Now open. Mra, L. THOMAS. RIGHT HOUSE, REHOBOTH | BEACH, DELA- ware, Keopen 18. 1800, Address. B — 54 WALTER BURTON, 17-30 935 Lat. n.w., Washington, D.C, CITY ITEMS. Be Careful What You Drink. Us Oxry Pore ARTICLEs. You can save from 20 to 30 per cent by buyi your Teas, Coffees. Baking Powders, Condense. Milk, &c., from the Gheat ATraNtic axp Paciric Tea Co., 501 and 503 7ch st., 1620 14th st. n.w., 3104 M st., Georgetown, D.C, 225 stores in the United States, Granulated, 6!,¢. A, 6c. Extra C, 5* qe. Block Sugar, 8. Powdered Sugar, 8e. Our 33c. Java aud Mocha Coffee can't be beat. We still have on hand at our Main Store, 501 and 503 7th st., corner 7th and E n.w.. a few of thoxe handsome Easter panels entitled *Mamma’s Darling,” also a few of the *“Drum- mer Boy,” which will be giveu away with one pound of tea, two pounds of coffee. or one pound of baking powder, on May the 16th, 17th and 19th, provided you bring this slip. Don't fail to procure a copy. Handsome presents given away with every ound of Thea-Nectar Tea or A. Powder. of the city. our motto, ‘Fresh goods received every other day. it N. HL H. Bowmax, Manager, Sewing aching Bargains, Ten Singers. from £5 to 810, Five W. & W. No. 8, #10. Five Eldridges, $8. Warranted; all attachments, Union Sewixc Macurne Orrice, it 604 9th st. now. Try Hungerford’s “Golden Rod” Flour and have white bread. ath and O sts.nw, It Our Flannel Shirt Item. When we say “Flanuel Shirts” we mean “Outing Shirts, ar line comprises Silk Shirts, Sateen Flannel Shirts and Do- mets.” The £1.90 Frenc! ticularly desirable, One Price. it Cor. 7th and D, gees Eth spGiasoline, 5 gal. 75e.; delivered. Gas Stoves, + Te, $1, $1.50, Gasoline Stoves, all prices, Gas Rang #13, $19, $21. Iron Pipe connections free. C. A. Meppratay, it 614 12th st. bet. F and G. Steel Fishing Rods. Watronn’s, 933 PF, 1t Beseaterast Al caias C. Witmer & Co. Groceries. One pound 50c, Sweet Leaf Tea and 10 lbs. Gran. Sugar for 75c. Fine Bottle Claret, 25¢. ine Bottle Burgundy, 35e. tC, Ginger Ale. doz. $1.25, uice, bo! m17-2t — Over 10,000 Fine Hats, half usual prices, American Hat Co.'s Spring Styles Fine Derbies, in large, small and Dunlap shapes, 9c. to $1.5 Best Hat made, $2. 209 io ave., opp. Botan- ical Gardens. Plain Figures, One Price, als-fsmu 1918 Pa. av Family 24t a The Creditors’ Sate otf 200.000 worth of Tailor-made Clothing will continue fora few days longer. ‘The agents have instructions from the creditors to close out the following lots regardless of valu Lot 1.—Men’s Suits at 50; reduced from $6. d from $12 Men's All-wool Suits, $6.50; reduced from $15. Black Prince Albert Suits, 310; reduced from #22. Prince Albert Suits in corkscrew, diagonals, #13 and #15; reduced trom $34. —Men’s Pants at 50 cts., €1, #2, #3 and 25: worth double. Lot 3.—Boys’ and Children’s Suits at $1, 22, $3, $4and $5; worth double, Lot 4.--Boys’ Pants from 25 cents up. We also lave extra large size Suits, as large as 48 ‘hes breast measure, rare chance to buy First-class Cloth- ing at such slaughtering prices. Call early at Creditors’ Clothing Sale, 924 7th st., vet. I and K sts. now my16-2t Piles! Piles! Pilest Blind, Bleeding, In- ternal or Protrading Piles Cnred without cut- ting, tying or detention from business. Dr. H, D. “SHRADER, Specialist for Diseases of the Kectum, office S04 Yth st.n.w, Consultation tree, mi4-5t* Forms Sold for f RBACH’S, 7th and H sts, “Domestic” achines and ~Do- mestic” Paper Patterns. Only agency. mi3-5t $3 a gal., 75c. qt. bottle. 0. 1 Rye Whisky. Best in the world for the m m1$-tr McGee" 's, 637 D near 7th st. Lap Spreads and Horse Sheets in larger ty, prettier styles aud at lower prices than ever before. Prices range from 7sc. to #8 a's ‘Trunk and Harness Manufactory, 1251 Penn, ave. n.w. P ~~ Pomeroy’s P Petroline Poroused Plaster, Best and most effective, P All Druggists, Pp mhl1-tu,th,s3m_ Piles! Piles! Piles!—Dr. Williams’ Indian Pile Ointment is the only sure cure for Blind, Bleeding or Itching Piles ever discovered, It never fails to cure vid chronic cases of iong standing. Wu.ams Mro. Co., Cleveland, Ohig. ja25-s,tu,th150t When baby was sick we gave her Castorin, When she was a Child she cried for Castoria, When she became Miss she clung to Castoria, When she had Children she gave them Cestoria, jal6-th,s,ta,1y Star Spring Water. Saratoga Star Spring Water for sale in bot- tles and by the giass by all druggists. Sanh C. Paturr, Agent. ja25-s,tu,th150t Mother, Wife and Sweetheart can make ice cream in ten minutes by using Gem Ice Cream Freezer. The best. All dealers, 12 Nervous Debility, Poor Memory, Difti- dence, Sexual Weakness, Pimples cured by Dr. Miles’ Nervine, Samples free at 6 ‘Epwanp P. Mentz’s, 1014 F st. Buy a Machine with a Reputation! Examine our New High Arm No. 9 and:notice how its rotary motion, silent and positive, con- trasts with the rasping, heavy, uncertain action of shuttle machine Office, 437 9th now, om Wurecer & Witsoe Mro. Co, STAGE EXCURSIONS. I EWITT leaves 51: Y¥ HO OBSE by guide. ty clubs, myo ____LADIES GOODS. __ Pasoxaniy, DRESSMAKING BY _A\LADY formerly conducting same business in Baltimore heat work and low prices; patrouaxe kindly swiicite SOY O stu. 7 PRONTS| FRO! Always in order MLLE. M. J. PRANDI, 1329 F st. now. (Mrs, Harrison's), hhaporter of Fine Freu Hairdressing. ‘hk Hair Goods. shampooing. NG THEIK FINE LACES DONE French style, White and Satu Ln wine a xpecialt meall'at MADAM VALU Ath st new, nl9-Gm" AND Di CLI 200 New York w 8 La ork of every descrip- jush, Velvet and bveniux Dresses ANTO KOLINE LERCH, formerly with A. Fisch ON. FISCHERS, DKY CLEANING EST LISiM. D Dik WOK Y aud Gents Garnienits of all binds cleaned and Dyed without bemx npped. Ladies’ Evenimg Dresses uspectulty. ‘Lhirty-five years’ expericnuce. Prices mod- erate, GCods cwied for aud denvered. sl4 LL-WOOL GAKMENTS, MADE UP OR RIP! Gsed & woud MCUTLILs black. E a5 A FISCHER, 800 U st. nw, alt THURSDAY, MAY 8,-1890, Extraordinary cut on MAPLE SIRUP to ciose out for the season, ‘McMechen's Maple Sirup in glass, 50-cent size, Re- duced to 34 cents. Better buy quick,as we have less than 200 bottles Jeft—a trifling quantity in comparison with cur long list of patrons, Fair warning—buy quick, ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY, 428 Ninth ot P.8.—Special Wholesale Agents for Van Houten's ‘Cocoa and Cleveland Baking Powder. E,Y.c, mys ; 3 D™Fniews asp pxorezens Er LIES. pies MATERIALS, SATURDAY, MAY 17,.1890-SIXTEEN PAGES AMUSEM ENTS. _ NESS STON AL THEATRE —|— Every Evening at 815, saturday Matines at 2. __ AMUSEMEN" iN ATIONAL RIFLES’ ARMORY MONDAY, MAY 19, ATS PM, TAMBOULINE DRILL AND MUSICAL AND LITERARY ENTERTAINMENT, Under the Wirretio: B. Veatman, THIS (SATURDAY) EV! NG, LAST APPEARANCE OF EDWARD Mine, Aum eexbogs? and H H A RRR RRR I GGG NOS cents, Hi AA RORR bs s iat Met AA RRE Et N H HAMAR RI §... | Pee Bou. H Ha ak RE a= Do you fully realize what we agree todo? If In His Inimitable Creation, you have never bed a musical educetion aud ave not the alwhtest ab With one Week's practice y QifBeult piece of music ever Come and bear the HOLIAN, receive polit &. F. DROOI*S, 8 Sole Agent for St.inway and other First Pranos and Orvane ape ity mea perie “OLD LAVENDER” _Original Songs and Music by Dave Braham, m17_ NEW WASHINGTON THEATER. Eleventh st. south of Pennsylvan: Ladies’ Matwees Tuesday, Thursday and TONIGHT! re TONIGHT?! Grand Farewell Performance. LOBE THEATER Pa ave and 1th Ser Monday, May 12, and during the week, LONDON @—SHOWS IN ONE SPECIALTY AND GAIETY COMPANY. DRAMA FEMALE MINSTREIS 4 GRAND OLIQ, The Big Boriesque, “ME AND JACK." Last Appearance of AGNES EVANS, ‘Tho Beautiful and Graceful Queen. Week Commen Monday, May 19, First Appearance in Washington of LESTER AND ALLEN'S BIG SHOW, dated with the Famous Visitors will M ALLEN AND BILLY DACEY sud Saturday, Mate my tz dey, Wediuonday. brid might, 10. 20, 30 and 50 conte. d $0 conte DONS ANNUAL MAY BALL ides Hall, TURMD AY et. The best exhibition of dai Gasbamrtos Nia. ladeiphia : bas aE EY 7 le 8 LEAVE & AAA L r ¥ " ound 4 ALLL F ¥ wind EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, & W STEAMER BAKTHOLDI CAN BE CHAT tered to Tun MY or down iver , Passengers. per day, ¢:i0) and sk May 340 wallanake hourly noun Iandings. Vieamine Boat JOHN CUMBE E PARISIAN BALLET TROUPE, Led by Mons. ARNOLD KIRAL! CHARACTER AND CAN-CAN DANCERS, MLLE. STACIANO AND Grand Corps De Ballet. PICKED VAUDEVILLE STARS. May BENEFIT MA Khuds for AND & SON Foot ot Bist. aw Afternoon and Nizht, HER EUGENE KER TTENTION: — ite SECOND ANNUAL PICNIC Gee SACKED CONCERT NATION! 7 30 ee MARTIN BE« Res SA QMURE GARDEN a ihe jONDAL, MAY 1. BULL RUN PANORAMA _Teobout for the Fireworks! tos cobra SPECIAL EXCURSION, siete LADY MANDOLIN PLAYERS, SS) SUNDAY, MAY 18, SATURDAY EVENING, ADMISSIO? FOR SUNDAY ONLY. m7 . : 3 MAY 179H. FTERNOON AND EVENING EN PERTAINMENT onthe TUE NEW IRON STEAMER CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL, Wot. bet, 13th and 14th sts. n.W. CHARLES MACALESTER ON THURSDAY, MAY 22, . ste dean i Sian bib 2A Cai WILL LEAVE STEPHENSON'S WHARF, To Inaugurate the New Wing. — sain foot th st., for Tickets can be MARSHALL HALL or the Board of Dy STRAWBERRY TEA P. M. NGA 0 L a nekay TEA. ; AT 6 P, M, RETURNING AT 10 P. HOMEOPATHIC FREE DISPENSARY, FARE, ROUXD TRIP, S15 G st. ow, 7 5 wteateees inc! semnuren st refreshments, Li CAPT. L. L. BLAKE. W i ioe ey eee | GRAND Plank SHAD EXCUKSIONS é WEDNt sDA\, Diay 21, from. 4 to ra, a0 cts, 10 National Rules’ HALL. MARSHALL HALL iN Three Evenings With - NEW IRON STEAMER CHARLES MACALESTER SHAKESPEARE AND MODERN HUMORISTS ee = SUNDAY, MAY 18TH. Steamer leaves Stephenson's wharf, foot 7th street, at 11s. m, 2:30and 6p. m., for MAKSHALL BALL, THURSDAY, MAY 22—The Merchant of Veniog &¢. | reaving Marshall Hall at 1, 4:10 and 7 o'clock pm MONDAY, MAY 26—Hamilet, & jamlet, &e. FARE. ROUND TK! aC. THURSDAY, MAY 20—King Lear, &e. BILL OF FARE—PLANKED SHAD, SHAD ROE Commencing at 8 O'clock P.M. AND CLAM CHOWDER. DINNER 75¢. PROF. DAVID CHARLES BELL Reserved seats for course, $2; single admission (re- served), $1; general admission, 50 cts, ad L. K capt. Tickets and seats for sale by ROBERT F. MILLER, | PF vivboctn ne tA 539 15th st. mi7-ot is * |Seasor 1890, ECIAL STRAUSS MATINEE, GRAND OPENING EXCURSION is account of the extraordiaary sale of seats for th by THE Strauss Concert at Lincoim Hall for next Saturday GERMANIA MiaNNERCHOR evening (24th) the mianaxement have arranged for a ee SPECIAL STRAUSS MATINEE nen ane ee ek FOR SATURDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 24, TICKET! AT LINCOLN HALL, Adults : at 2 o'clock. Reserved seats fv pale Nem and Elegant ots . Peute rwhiart at 10 wus. 3 wt this matinee on sale at Metz- | ber whast a, Sent will leave mylf-2t Tews ey ETESDAY MORNING at 9 o'clock ESDAY, MAY * $e xt ana Feuns RIVER VIEW Sunday, May 25, and Monday, May 26, 1890, By the World-renowned CAPT, PAUL BOYTON, The Water Kins, IN HIS GREAT AQUATIC ENTERTAINMENT, orpe of Frofessionsl abd Chaupiva leva, Polo Players 2 OF THE KIND ON cor. JUNE 2 AND 3—TWO NIGHTS. Commencement Exercives and Dramatic Entertain ment by the MARTYN COLLEGE OF ©) AND THE ACADEMY OF ACTING. Humorous and Dramati us; Classic Pan- i tomime; Fencing Battie; Greek Statuary; Contest OS a ture: Floating Vision Scenes; New aud Beautiful BARTe. Attitudes in Costume, with calcluin effects, aided by Do not fail to see this grand spectacle of wen musical selections; a “Sailing Sceue,” music by Prot ACTUALLY WALKING ON THE WATER, who w i personally lead the orchestra durt . diuon; “How Grandma Danced the Minuet. | ‘Time of steamers leaving will with Tableaux. Es. KA TRAGEDY AND COMEDY, Scenes from the following plays: | **Ingomar,” (flower se and Juliet,” (as deciphered é ” Ge stare Upc “Mex Meriiles, «): “Macbeth,” umurder death woene): “Haun. and Ignatius bunt stae: ™ u M co U M 4° 8B u the mud scene), lee will graduate this year some of the best rofessional talent iu the United States. vs |OPPING PLACE, Ponat entary tickets iuust be exchanged for re- sar piortteccncrensech oa served seats, EVENTH STREET, The latter may be obtained for 25 and 50 cents at carsales W. G. Metzerott & Co.'s, 1110 F street northwest Stuumer courses it: Elocutuon cost trom $4 upward Circulars now ready at the College, 624 LOST AND MADE northwest. All p ., er class on or before June furnished the best orchestra 22. ™, Chars free for the catertainmienta at the theater, oe 7-13 2 VW AsisetoN ScHUETZEN VEnEIN, Sige MONDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING OF THE| PPP, ERE RRR = voc ERR XS N TUT 19TH DAY OF MAY NEXT. pre ER Eee - GRAND FESTIVAL AND BANQUET e EE 5 - = by the above named and all other German Societies of : the District in honor of the 25th Auuiversary of tie sexetabvseciosnss Washington Schuetzen Vere, Presentation of a Memorial Tablet. Speeches in. Geran and Euglish by Mesera. HAB- ERCOM and WOLF at 6, and the Banquet with distin- wished speakers to respond to toasts at 7 p. m. CONCERT, DANCING, PRIZE BOWLING, HAPPY-GO-LUCKY,” &e, ing at 3 p.m. Dovinning at 3D te EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. SUNDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 18th, 4TH GRAND CONCERT, Weatuer permitting. m16-t ALEAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE, eo ee ats: MADE BY YOU. We're willing to lose it. You should be to make it, IT'S THE ROOM WE WANT, and our ART and UPHOLSTERY DEPARTME! sacrificed to make it ‘They are to be sold out, absolutely, and we offer 20 PER CENT OFF MARKED PRICES (excepting Worsted and Embroidery Silks), Sere Gods are in . Now is your All of the stock—-Madranes, time to buy the. Big reductions made on SILKS AND EMBROIDERY ALL WORSTEDS, SILKS | AS Tay in your «npr ow for summer work and you will save derabiy by i hw Wak Wot Lia New Spring and Sum Durtains, Art Wo! Matinee Saturday. QRERA COMPAN Opera, cutitled SHEER JAN. Hi SHEER 33 Opera Company, peras. includine Ch HANDKERCHIEF, Seats now on sale. mi5_ your place Special Closing Out Prices in STAMPED LUN! Momic Cloth Tinted Scart, for Be. eu Drawn Work Splasher, Rootwd Fringe Laven Mate, for See Liven ‘1idies, Linen Hot Kol e8T MUSICAL EVENT! AL WASHINGTON ENGAGEMENT. 55s RRR A UO OU ROR uu jc. 54-inch Linen Bureau Scarf, hand knot fringe, GGG th M echt Seen QR RF Sy, ‘Sc. 72-inch Linen Bureau Scarf, hand knot fringe, 3 0 OR RE ort gee 00 RB kee ®ss° 4236 90-iueh Linen Bureau Seart, hand knot frisgre, ite, Bound Linen Collar and Cuff Bug, for 216, Renowned Military Band from New York City, Joc. Button Bags, for be. 1c. Linen Wiel Broom Holder, for Se. 2c. Laven Umbrella Cases, for ‘Tapestry Border Piush Mais, tor 4c, each, THE CLEARING PRICES rapidly, red the stock in our CLOAK AND TDEPARI MENTS. SOME MOLE NOTABLE REDUCTIONS. The advertised lots are sddom here iong. You rum ral got, 80 abd 8050 Ladiew’ Black Jackets made of English Corkscrew and Wide Wales, CLEARING PRICE $4.50 EACH. 25 Ladice’ lmported Jackets, made with vest front, CLEARING PRICE @2.00 EACH. ‘Misses’ @3.50 and @3.75 Jackets CLEARING PRICE @2.75 RACH. Por kavss, basin THE GREAT GILMORE, Combined in dtusical Festival, Washington the only city in ‘America thus distinguished, THE CONCERTS: Lincoln Music Halj, Saturday, May 24, ‘AUSS MATINEE AT 2 P. emai TMPEMIAL CoACERY 8PM. GILMORE 4 E MAMMOTH SHMCRE SHE MOKE AMMOTH “COMBINED bee at the same time Both bande of ‘iterate uumber. =°“P4 A DIFFEREST PROGRAM AT EACH CONCERT. EACH HOUSE AT NIG! PRICES AT HT. Entire First Floors (1 D, #2 each seat.” First Pale ge ar ierorved, 2 each seat. | 10 per cent red off the prices of Misses’ Gime S $1.50 Galleries Pelmiesiony #1, Boxes, “820. “Strauss Saturday hate, Plaouel und Sereey Cloth Dresses, s compieteaud Sinner Shes StSDay MATINEE Este now on sale srott's 1110 Fst hw, eereiaeen “Yidies’ Oc. Shirt Waiste in Percale and Outing CLEARING PRICE 48c. EACH ‘The above prices hold good for SATURDAY AND MONDAY ONLY. ‘The assor:ment will not bold out longer than then, BAURES POPULAR BHUPY ING PLACE ‘7TH STREET. “WAGES OF SIN,” With new and marvelous effects and efficient cast. Next Week—ADA GRAY. ml2-6h