Evening Star Newspaper, May 22, 1890, Page 8

SSS CRE RT THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON LOCAL MENTION The Weather. VORECAST TILL RIGHT A.M. FRIDAY. For the District of Colum } a fair weather, except in the mountain districts, Bh htly warmer; southerly winds. inia, fair weather, except showers nds; slightly i on the southeast co: warmer. CONDITION OF TRE WATER. Temperature and condition of water at 7 um.--Great Fulls, temperature, 68; condition, L Receiving reservoir, temperature, 72. Con- lition at north connection. 3; condition at south connection, 36. Distributing reservoir, lemperature, 70. Condition at influent gate house, 11; condition at effluent gate house, 21. tide in the river today at 10:42 p.m.; low at 4:53 p.m. Ounarest Yer. 1 Bureau (oak) 1 Bedstead 1 Wash«tand “ 1 pair Feather Pillows 1 Extra-large Ouk Table 2 Gne Reed Chairs 1 Wire Mattress For $25.00, W. H. Hovontow & Co., 1218 & 1220 F st. n.w. Axsriee, Optician. Work done while waiting. 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Curprex’s Svits ror $2 4 they are beauties. Call and see them. ax Bros., 7th and FE. Tae Best axp Purest Bren in the market is Heurich’s ‘extra pale” lager. Tae AgLIXeToN Borztuxe Co. Telephone 634-3. Catt axp Exaurne the Buhring Water Filter. et Supp & Buo.’s, 432 9th st, Putte H. Warp, Fine Family Groceries And Table Luxuries. A cordial invitation is extended to the pub- lit to be present and taste the delicious dessert and cream dressing which will be made and served by Miss Wright from Favorite Extracts and Liquid Rennet,;which will take place at my store, southwest corner 2ist and Pennsylvania avenue northwest, Wednesday, Thursday, Fri- day and Saturday of this week. A discount of 7 per cent will be made on al) cash sales during the week. ‘Way Surrex with the headache when “Bro- fnedine” will relieve you instantly. All drng- gets WBcents, Tur Trovsers We make to order for #5 have no equal. Ersz- Max Bros., 7th and EL CITY AND DISTRICT. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Atpavan’s.—Carleton Opera Company in “Doroth Haunt’ Buov.—Ada Gray in “East Lynne.” "s.— Lester & Allen’s Big Show and isian Bellet. Grose Turaten. —Varieties. Paxonama Bvrtpixo. dolin Players, 2:30 : Nattoxat Rrrues’ Hatt.— and Modern Humorists,” Charies Bell. “Shakespearian by Prof. David ————— CONDENSED LOCALS. The name of Walter 8. Ferris. chairman of the reception committee of the College of 1. was inadvertently omitted from the list of graduates published in Tux Stax. Jos. T. O'Connor, M.D., of New York deliv- ered yesterday afternoon at the Catholic Uni- versity the first of «series of free public lec- tures on the brain. His subject was the em- brzology and morphology of that organ. ishop 8. T. Jones of this city presides over the sixty-second session of the Philadeiphia aad jtimore anaual conference of the Zion ME. Church, which began in Baltimore yes- terday. Lillian E. McDonald has, by O. C. Sabin, filed a bill for divorce from H. A. McDouald. They Were married in May, 1578, in this city; lived together till February 20, 1586; have one child. aad she charges desertion and abandonment March 1, 1887. Charles Hawkins, a colored boot black, had hia hand badly mashed yesterday by having it caught between the side of the steamer Macal- ester and a pile as the boat was being made boy oe the wharf. jontague exhibits a choice example in Brad- bury's whadow. - —_——__ Nove Dotrara to Prrrsscra via. PExnsrt- Yasia Raitaoan.—On May 24, 25 and 26, 1890, the Pennsylvania Railroad Company will sell excursion tickets to Pittsburg at €9 for the _— trip, with return coupons valid until ‘ay 31. 1890. Proportionately low rates will prevail from other stat:ons.—Adet. —— A Boat Race on the Eastern Branch. Ats meeting held at Bail Doat house, Navy Yard bridge. it was decided to celebrate the lanuching of four new boate by the propri- etor with a boat race, to take place on Mon- @sy, the 26th inst., or, if the weather is unfa- vVorable, on the next fairday. The start will be made from the N edurse being to the new bridge and return. ‘There are many fine amateur oarsmen in the a section and fast time is expected. | mpm contestants are already practic- ‘Appich of Appich'e’ Hotel, Aueconti: of pich’s Ho’ Mr. W. tins and MP. J. B. Harbaugh, with Mr. Thos. Marvin as referee. The Eva will be rowed Mr. Walter Cooksey, Anacostia by Mr. R Oliver, New Bridge’ by Mr. W. wW. _ andthe Eastern a Mr. J. Pur- cel A — = ty — the izes. Face wil star! m2. a by Capt. John A. Bailey. fh oo Farewell Reception to Rev. Mr. Daily. The Reform Club of Asbury M. E. Church gave Rev. J. H. Daily, the former pastor of the chureb, @ reception Tuesday evening at the cesidonco of Mr. C. H. Young, 1414 10th street Stee eer cement wero mt re who leaves eae 4 geet nerthwest, TWO CASES OF FAST DRIVING. ACabman fs Arrested, but Escapes—A Young Woman Run Over. Policeman Kaucher was on duty at the corner Of 7th street and Pennsylvania avenue yester- day when persons being transferred at the junction were obliged to run to the sidewalk to escape being knocked down and injured by a cab. Dennis Collins was the driver in charge of the vehicle and his horse turned the corner atthe rate of about ten miles an hour. Po- licemen Kaucher is # large man, but he isa fast runner and he succeeded in capturing the driver. Being unable to furnish collateral Collins was locked up and was taken to the Po- lice Court this morning. When he arrived at court there was a large crowd of prisoners and spectators on the sidewalk, and when the latter were ordered to “move on” Dennis moved on with them, He will probably be arrested again. Another case of fast and rockless driving oc- curred at 4th and I streets northwest yesterday afternoon. A carriage belonging to Mr. Jobn Chauncey of the Capitol was passing along I street and was about to cross 4th street when a delivery wagon, driven by a colored boy, came cashing down 4th street and collided with the carriage, Mis# Lillie Chauncey, who was seated in the carriage, jumped from the vehicle and the rear wheel passed over her. Mr. Chauncey, who was standing in front of his home on I street at the time, ran for the driver of the wagon and caught him by the cbilar. The boy, sering he was about to be punished for his carelessness, drove off and left part of his shirt in Mr. Chauncey’s hand. Meeting of the Soctal League. The sixth regular meeting of the Social League was held at the residence of Mr. Wm. ‘Smith, 706 10th street northeast, Monday even- ing. The leagus had intended to go to Cabin John Bridge on Decoration day, but failing to procure the neccasary conveyances in time they have decided to go up the river, and a special meeting has been called for next Monday night to complete all arrangeinents, Mr. Ashburn was admitted to membership. When the regu- lar order of business had been trausacted the league was entertaincd by a ‘solo from Mr. Smith, reading by Miss Ada Reed ‘and a song by Miss Austin. ‘Sevoral new games were then played, followed by dancing and refreabments, aiter which the league adjourned. The Blaine Invincible Club. The Blaine Invincible Club last evening elected officers as follows: Col. Perry H. Car- son, president; E. B, Welborne, vice prosident; W. H. Jones, seerctary; C. W. Scott, assistant secretary; P. Farmer, chaplain; J. A, Gibson, treasurer; B, West, sergeant-at-arms; J. H. Cromwell. attorney: Messrs. C. D, Freeman and J, Warren, members of the banking com- mittee. Executive committee -Col. R. H. Gleayes, Mosers, J. W. Bell, J. W. Freeman and W. N. Brown, ween New Rove to CieveLaxp.—Pullman sleep- ing curs are now ruuning through from Balti- more and Washington to Cleveland via Canton and Akron on Baltimore and Uhio railroad ex- press train leaving Baltimore daily at 8:30 p.m., Washington 9:30 p.m., arriving Canton next afternoon at 12:23, Akron at 1:14 and Cleve- land 2:30.—Adet, eat pee Flag Raised on Randal School. At 12 o'clock yesterday the bell on the Ran- dal School building was rung as a sigual for the raising of the large and handsome United States flag recently purchased from a fund raised from each school in the building under the auspices of the following teachers: Mrs. M. Tucker, principal; the Misses Cook, Saunders, Jordon, Campbell, Taylor, Brown, ‘Tyler, Dyson, Clarke, Brooks and Morton. The order of ceremonies for the raising of the flag was simple. The Principal | corps of | teachers aud pupils assembled on the sidewalk at a giv signal, the tlhg was raised and as it was un- furled to the breeze nearly 1,000 young voices greeted the national flag with loud cheers and then sang an appropriate national Many of the children’s parents and friends were present to witness the flag raising. ‘The flag is ¥x16 feet, with stars to represent the forty-two states of the Union. cea ens as The Four-Mile Run Damage Suits. In the Court in General Term yesterday, before Judges Hagner, James and Cox, the cases of T. W. Jones and C. T. Stewart against the Pennsylvania, Baltimore and Potomac, Virginia Midland, A. & F.and A. & W. rail- roads were argued. The complainants sued for damages received in the collision on February 19, 1885, near Four-Mile Run, Va., and the jury found verdicts for Jones for 10,000 and for Stewart 215,000 against all except the Virginia Midland road. The others appealed. Messrs, E. Totten and H. H. Wells appear for the roads and C. C. Cole and Cook and Sutherland for the appellees, —_.—_—. Tuner or a Krxp.—To New York in 5 hours. To Philadelphia in two (2) hours and 50 min- utes. To Baltimore in 45 minutes. ‘These are the fastest trains in America and they run via B, and O. R.R.—Adet. State Republican Associations. Monumental Hall, on Pennsylvania avenue, was last night the scene of two meetings of u political nature. On the first floor a called meeting of the Old Dominion Association was held, and a committee was bt gene thes look into and ascertain the names of all Virginians holding office and also those mereiy stopping in the city. On the floor above a number of Lowa republicans were perfecting an organization. Representative Struble was made chairman and W. 8. Kenworthy secretary. Anaddress was de- livered by Senator Wilson, after which a com- mittee wus selected to report a pian of organ- ization. > Cireuit and Criminal Court Jurors. The clerk of the court has drawn the follow- ing as jurors to report Tuesday, June 3: Circuit Court—J. T, Harrison, G@. W. Ashton, John T. Easton, Clarence Beall, Silas C. Moore, James Semple, jr., S.C. Palmer, August Getz, George R. Repetti, E. §. Alvord, jr., Juies A. Deimonet, Johu Linch, Robert W. Darr, Danicl Honesty, W. H. Stickell, Walter Brown, O. 8. Pumphrey, W. H. Alien, Frank B. Douglass, Henry W. Fisher, William B, Anderson, Owen OHare, John G. Slater, Lewis Alexander, istian Aebersold, George W. Bagg. Criminal Court—Peter McCartney, E. M.Wil- lis, Louis B. — Harry Coggins, Warring- ton C. King, T. V. Noonan. Franklin Acker, Albert B. Bibb. Theodore J. Mayer, George G. Bergling, Francos J. Dieudoune, William A. Myers, Lewis C. Denham. John Scott, Lewis Hess, Henry L. Biscoe, Charles Farr, Aaron Dixon, Charles King, Benjamin F. Shaw, Thos, J. Craven, Richard L, Cropiey, J. L. Adams, —— BR. Reynolds, William C, Alvord, George ick. The jury commissioners, in consequence of the number of names in the jury box having become nearly exhausted, held a meeting to replenish the box yesterday and adjourned to Friday next. aE Ee Dethroning King Alcohol. Undine Juvenile Temple, Mrs, Emma F. Bishop, superiutendent, and Miss Lulu Cole, assistant, gave an cntertainment in Melford Hall Tuesday evening. Included in the exer- cises was a play illustrating the dethronement of “King Alcohol” by “Total Astinence.” ‘The king wes personified by Harry ‘Thatcher and bis captain by Hallie Ch 1. Total Absti- hence was personified by James Commody. ‘There were present 135 members of the temple in good standing aud many friends of the tem- rance cause. Piano solos were given by mm Bishop and Ella Foley, recitations by Gracie McClellan, Inez Le Montreville ard Nellie Bishop and a vocal solo by Eila Foley, with chorus, Mise La Rue Browning was awarded the gold medal for baving brought in the largest number of candidates during the juarter. The Rev. M. Cornelius of the Eustern esbyterian Charch distributed the medal and prizes, Prize books for constant attend- ance were given to Virgie and La Rue Brown- ing. Emma Bishop, Carrie Arthur and Nattie Cole, Pe: i Flora, —— A Reception to Their Pastor. The lecture room at the Second Church was crowded last night at a reception A REGULAR WATERLOO. The Senatorial Ball Team Aanihilated in New Haven. ‘There was but little ieft of the Senators when the gameat New Haven was over yesterday. The Yankees did not give their enemics a show at all, and they defeated them with the utmost ease by the score of 6 to 0. It-was a most com- plete shut out, not only as to runs but also as to hits, for the leaders could find the bail for a safo base only once. Phillips and Riddle, and Doran and Hofford were the batteries. Doran was in perfect condition, and puzzled every one of the Senatorial batsmon, Whistler struck out three times, Phillips twice and Jordan, Bader, Bird and Riddle each once, The fielding of Washington was miserable, Gleason making one error, Bird one. Whistler one, O'Brien one. Jordan one and Riddle four, nine in all, Two thousand people saw the game, New Haven made 10 hits aud 1 error. OTHER GAMES, Wilmington beat Hartford, 8 to 5. Balti- more took a game from Jersoy City, 18 to 5, and Worcester shut out Newark, 5 to 0. 5 The games in other leaugues resulted as fol- lo National League.—Philadelphia, 4; Chicago, 8. New York, 14 Pittsburg. 1. Boston, 1: Cleveland, 0 (10 innings). Brooklyn, 19; Cin- cinnati, 4, Players’ League.—Philadelphia, 7; Cleveland, 1, Now York, 5; Chicago, 2. Boston, 11; Pitte- burg, 6 Buffalo, 6; Brooklyn, 5. American Associxtion.—Athletic, 11; Toledo, 8. Louis, 7; Rochester, 2. Columbus, 4; Syra- Louisville, 4; Brooklyn, 2 (10 innings), Baltimore is almost tied for first place, ‘The Senators always seom to lose easily and to win hard, Their defeats are by large scores. Washington plays New Haven again today | and at Hartford tomorrow. A movement is on foot to organize a National Guard Base Ball League. view the captain and manager of each bail club in the first and second regiments, also troop Aand the light battery, has been re- quested to be at the armory of the Sixth bat- talion, Market building, Saturday evening, May 24, at 7:30 o'clock, to complete the organi- zation of the league. —_ The Local Eight-Hour Law. Yesterday Messre. J. H. Ralston aud F. L. Siddons filed a petition in the Court in General Term for a writ of mandamus on the District Commissioners to enforce the law for payment of District laborers, $2 per day of eight hours, enacted by the old corporation of Washington. The court dismissed Mel gree on the ground that the petitioners had stated a hypothetical case ouly and had no real grievane ne lators called the attention of the ers to the subject April 30, and, having had no reply from the Commissioners, brought the matter to the attention of the court. This morning Messrs, Ralston aud Siddons, to meet the views of the court, filed a case in the name of the United States ex rel. C.N. Green agt. Douglas etal. for a rule to show cause why a mandamus should not issue, Suit to Recover $20,000. Mr. John B, Larner, for Daniel A. Loring of New York, has fileda suit against the Public Grain and Stock Exchange of New York (lim- ited) to recover $20,000 (amount of note); and judgment being confeased for the amount by Mr. G. W. Thomas, the agent in this city, at- tachments were issued against the property in this city, The office is at 1335 F street north- west and the present company in New York suspended business owing to attachments there and the service of an injunction. peincins Tecate b A National Car Brakes Law. A number of the delegates to the Conductors’ Convention assembled at the city hall in Ro- chester Tuesday to listen to the address from A. S, Coffin, an ex-railroad commissioner of Iowa, on the question of a national law com- pelling railroad companies to equip their cars with automatic brakes and couplers, Mr. Coffin stated that he had drafted a that had been introduced in the Uuited States Senate by Sentos Allison and in the House by Repre- sentative Henderson, and he thought there was strong probability of ita passage. ‘The bill provides that before Jauuary 1, 1895, shall be equipped by power brakes and couplers of a sort to be selected by the various railway companies, so that in case of accident trains can be controlled b: i An Ele: orrible Death. Charles Meredith, a lad of thirteen years, was almost instantly killed in the Leland Ho- telelevator in Harrisburg Monday night. He was engaged in running the elevator, and had taken it to the fifth floor. Directly afterward loud screams were heard from him, and he was found wedged between the elevator and the floor, He livedan hour. It is supposed he ran the elevator too high and was stooping un- der it when it descended and caught him. A Slaughter of Dahomians. The Paris zemps publishes a dispatch from Senegal stating that the French have captured Segou and Auosebougan, after conflicts with the Dahomians. The forces of the Dahomians at the battle at Auosebougan, which took place April 26, numbered 1,500. All of them were killed. The French loss was fifteen killed and seventy-two wounded, ‘coo _ Virginia’s World’s Fatr Commissioners. In response to Secretary Blaine’s communi- cation asking for the nomination of two com- missioners and alternates to the world’s fai Chicago from Virginia, Governor McKinney forwarded the names of John T. Harris of Harrisonburg as the democratic commissioner, Alexander McDonald of Lynchburg, alternate; Gen. V. D. Groner of Norfolk as the republi- can commissioner; Charles A. Heermans of Christiansburg, alternate. Gen. Groner and Mr. Heermans belong to the anti-Mabone wing of the republican party. An Italian Labor Riot. At Conselice, Italy, yesterday a mob of 500 women and 200 navvies, who had gone onstrike, tried to force an entrance into the town hall, shouting,‘*We are starving.” The crowd stoned the troops who were guarding the municipal building and the latter were compelled to use their fire arms, Several persons were killed and a number were wounded, In the chamber of deputies Premier Crispi said that an inquiry had been ordered into the question of grant- ing state assistance to the unemployed, sae Oat Theodore Sedgwick Fay. Of American residents in Berlin, Germany, the Paris Register mentions the venerable author and historian, Theodore Sedgwick Fay, who was secretary of legation aud charge d'affaires at the court of Prussia from 1837 to 1853. Subsequently he held the post of United ‘States minister to Switzerland, but resigned at the outbreak of the war, eighty-two yeara of age he is still in vigorous mental and physical condition. A World’s Congress of Iron Men. Notwithstanding his | combinations together DISTRICT GOVERNMENT. A CONTROVERSY OVER A PAVEMENT. ‘The Commissioners under authority of Con- gress some time bd ordered the paving of 15th street between Pennsylvania and New York avenues. The contract for the work was awarded to the Barber Asphalt Pavement Company and the pavement wired on the street was asphalt laid onahydranlic base. Following the practice which had generally prevailed it was first ordered that gramite block should be laid in the two feet space adjacent to the east track of the Washington an town Rail road Company, the object of this being to af- ford a foot hold for the hill horse used on the uphill side, The railroad company laid the granite block as directed. After these blocks were laid and before the paying of the street was completed the blocks were ordered by Capt. Symons to be taken up and asphalt pave- ment laid in its place. No opportunity was given st the time for the railroad company to lay the asphalt pavement, but it is not the prac- tice to allow the railroad’ companies to do this kind of work, as it is invariably done by the contractor under orders from the engineer de- partment of the District. Accordingly the work was done and the bill rendered to the railroad company for the cost of removing the granite block pavement as well as for laying the asphalt finally put down. President Hurt of the railroad company raised objection to the full amount of the bill and claimed as an offset $144.22 to cover the actual cost of putting down this stone pavement. The railroad com- pany refused to pay the bill and the matter was taken to the courts, where the case was «ie- cided against the District, Capt. Rossell bas bow submitted the papers to the attorney for the District with the request that he inform the Commissioners fully as to what was de- termined and how much the railroad company can be forced to pay under the adverse decision. VITAL STATISTICS, The report of Health Oficer Townshend for the wee: ding May 17 shows that there were 105 deaths; during the week—white, 54; col- d, 51, ‘Chere were 89 births and 26 mar- With that end in | riages reperied. CTION TO ITS APPROVAL, joners today, in a letter to the President, recommend the approval of Senate bill 2601, to change the route of the Rock Creek railway and for other purposes, submitied to them se ‘0 for report as to whether any objection existed to its approval, FOURTEENTH STREET PROTEST. The Commissioners are in receipt of a letter from Mr. U. H. Painter, who wrices in behalf of the residents of Lith street between H street and ‘Thomns Circle, ! gross abuse of the pri e given the strect railway to relay their tracks. He says the work could have been done easily within a week by a proper force, yet the railroad com- pan has been about a month completing it. .n conclusion he suggests that they be made to romody existing evils at once, Maj. Moore has been notified to investigate the matter and correct the evils as far as bis authority will permit. a A STOWAWAY AGAINST HIS WILL. Peculiar Ocean Adventure of Col. May- dwell of the British Army. Col, Maydwell of the British army, who com- pleted an involuntary voyage to New York on the steamship Etruria Sunday, started home yesterday on the steamship Gallia. The col- onel lives in the neighborhood of Queenstown. He went there on May 11 tosee some friends off to America, He saw them mostly through the misty lenses of an inverted glass, The Etruria’s whistle screeched and she got under way, but the colonel didn't know it. His friends had put him in an arm chair, where he slumbered heavily until land was below the horizon astern. Hoe was unprepared for an ocean voyage, having neither valise nor a change of clothing. He fared better than most stowaways, Capt. Haines gave him a berth, and when the Etruria arrived in New York he became the captain’s guest. ‘The colonel’s family naturally got uneasy when he did not return from Queenstown on the day the Etruria sailed, and an account of his dis- appearance, coupled with the reasonable con- jecture that he may have been taken away by the steamship, was cabled over here. so Tackled the Wrong Man. At police headquarters in New York Patrol- man Ronk and Roundsman Geoghagan were put on trial for their brutal treatment of ex- Mayor Hewitt’s son asa result of an alterca- tion Mr. Hewitt had with a cabman last week. Mr. Hewitt wished to cross the street with his wife and finding the cabman’s horse across the walk, took hold of his bridle to push him back. The cab driver, it is charged, lashed him over the face with his w: Whereupon Mr. Hew- itt jumped up on the box seat and struck the cavman with his cane. The policeman then in- tervened and, it is further charged, dragged | Mr. Hewitt to the station house with so much unneccssary violence that he made churges at once against them at headquarters, It 1s said that in order to mtimidate Mr. Hewitt, in this direction the policemen got the cabman to be- gin a civil suit against him for $5,000 damages for assault, ~ 008. Mr. Singerly Sells the Record. From the Baltimore Sun. The Philadelphia Kecord, heretofore the ex- elusive property of Wm. M. Singerly, is to be turned over on June 11 to the Zecord publish- ing company, composed of Wm. M. Singerly, ex-Gov. Pattison, Geo. A. Singerly, Benjamin Van Shaick and Jas, 8. McCartney. This is supposed to be one of the results of Mr. Sin- gerly's recent trouble, caused by the failure of Lewis Coxe & Co., whereby he lost the greater part of 300,000, and by various other business reverses, He lost heavily afew years ago by the burning of the Temple Theater, and also throngh the death of Geo. 8. bullock of Con- shohocken, whose affairs were found to be in very bad shape. Tuar Tren Fersaxe Prevails with its most enervating and discouraging effect in spring and early suminer, when the days grow warmer and the toning effect of the cold air is gone. Hood's Sarsaparilla speedily overcomes “that tired feeling,” whether caused by chanze of climate, season or life, by overwork or illuess, aud imparts that feel- ing of strenzth and self-confidence which is curfort- ing sud satisfying. 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Sis A Judge Hacked to Death by Thieves, | *T2:Dt of new styles, The house of Judge Kornes, at Debreezin, Hungary, was entered by masked burglars re- cently, The judge and his niece awoke and confronted them. The robbers fell upon the judge and hacked him to death with knives in | **¥’ the presence of the horrified girl, after which they seized and bound her hand and foot with | spring Fo) They then plundered the house Tide their escape. ‘The girl 1 in a critica —————-+0+. The Black Horse Cavalry. ‘The famous Biack Horse Cavalry jermauy and other countries | by C. I, HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Masa, 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. 3 Thenrse Acoxtes Of the skin and scalp, from infancy to age, are instant ly relieved by CUTICURA REMEDIES. the only posi- tive cure for agonizing, itching, burning, bleediug,and scaly diseases of the skin, scalp,and blood, with loss of hair, from pimples to scrofula, except possibly ich- ‘is. ‘Thtsis more than can be truthfully said of az Cursa Sinxs, 39, 45, 50, 58¢. Mimnt of ew Avion 1G. EOS COLORED SUAH SILKS, oa bargain, 30, CLO’ immense LONSDALE-CAMBRIC, toest quality yard wide,100 ing sues wide doula widthvencelicnteadien see BR! ay BIL MOHAIR BRILLIAN LINES, nearly yard and INDIA SILKS, all new atylea, 39, 45,50, 580. E SATTEENS, immense assortment wile gt, 81.2, ee en ey “| court has granted a tempor THE COURTS. AMUSEMENTS. LADIES GOODS. Cracert Cot A PACGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE, STS! SRE: FRONTSUt Yesterday—Andrews 3 Wi Bene- a ateage mm enema) ficial Endowment Association; continued for Sutinty tes See Seen din ed tere, two weeks; defendant to costs and attor- CARLETON OPERA COMPANY. 1328 Feet p.6 Ore Barreon a, Rey's fee, @5. Williams 3 Com- © Prue Frecch Bair Gooia, ued for term, defendant te pay costs and fox ain, OTE t Tomes xe ies PEROT — “Nanon Matinee, QUEEN'S tinned for one, week: defendeat te’ paj sorta TACT WASDEPN CHEE SSturday Big ——— and attornoys’ fees, $10. Shipmun agt, Mc-| Next Weok—Lamoni Opers Go io “ERMINIE” ADIng WISHING THEIR FINE LACES DORE Garrty & Fletcher; on trial. ment ia — ‘yh Arwt-ciaae ‘Prouch stvie. White wu “Roun Equity Count—Juige Coz. Abeicars oxaxD_oPERA wOUSE ines awabake SARBON Ts Sta rene 5 Yesterday—Murphy agt Lyneb; testimony gnave anh 208 A ii Ta a gai ordered taken in eighty-five days. Burroge TURNCH DYBING. SCOURING AND DIK} CLEAN. agt. Rest; sale ratified nisi. Williams agt, oe iawtcjem Ladies cad depts! work of ovary te oe p FOR TH! as 7 cy ‘ L- ant Sass: agi Well = get gy — LAMONT OPERA COMPANY and j CANULISA P Lana Sormeriy ite Fuscher and cause referrod to the auditor. ~ at = ee ERMINIE, AMSNERP AND DPE WELTY ary SAVED BY A COAT. Commencing Monday 26. masat_| Thatiee and Genie’ Garteth ot al inde eatsdand po 7 ioe poe Evens The Perilous Adventure of a Young gs TT R Rk an u t Ss Ss apecialty Thirty-five yeaiw eayerience Prices moa Magtichassh ot’ Falls. Sssp T RRR AA OE OU erate. Guods called tor and doavered. oom ng jagara Becd 3 E gE oY of BeeS Suu ~ Atanas ENTS. MADE UP O& RIPPER Lewis Sinclair of South Hampstead, Eng- “i " A FISCHER, land, came near meeting death Tuesday in oe . Saeaen he 4 t4, ole WOO G st. aw. SS MA N .M., —_=__= the Ningara whirlpool. Mr. Binclair is travel-| gypause IPE coset ny PAL BICYCLES ing in this country for pleasure. Going below — ——4 at the whirlpool he undertook to obtain a bet- Aiaaghs Grad Open Hoan, E EXCHANGE, MASS. AVE AND “y OTH ST. é SUNDAY, MAY 25, Ws nd es ter view of the scenery by leaving the pathand | GrEMORE MATINEE CONCERT AT 2 O'CLOCK. | nece. ordinary work deus le 10 bowse tin clambering out on some rocks, which appeured | STRAUSS-GILMORE MAMMOTH COMBINED | for abddeityered. Qienting.) PALMER & SON. my lim" © aflord an Gnoheirasted view, JW4oTT HICKORY SAFETIES FOR LADY om p treme: ocif-clline Without any warning the treacherous water CONCERTS AT 8 P.M. Both bands on the stage at the same time and T 4 Gentleman. $2 pounds, elastic boiled up, submerged the rocks and threatened ane Ghia; Be attliag. hr caar come ‘of usa graceful to carry Sinclair ont into the whirlpool. Mr. | 4 DIFFERENT PROGRAM AT EACH CONCERT. | durab: AGENCY, O57 Hi st aw and Mra. Joseph R. Wilson of Philadelphia saw awe 2 ttt - PRICES AT EACH HOUSE AT NIGHT. THETHER TOUKING ON STATING AT WO! pod Pg mmreer et yay peter qbntine rst Floors (Meserved), $2 cach seat. First W hoary vargas sundries that the chclist ae : hire Becon Titewe wide lias! snany kinds bow om Sinclair managed to get hold of one end, Thus ‘of ‘Secoud ‘Floor, @1 60 iar Ee Soeetves on tant steadying himsclt Sinclair succeeded in wading back to safety, though the current was so strong that he was nearly swept from his feet and Mr. Wilson with dificulty maintained his hold. So dangerous was the rescue that Mrs. Wilson fainted away. GILMOKE’S SUNDAY MATINEE. First and Second Floors, $1: Gallery, 50 cents, Tickets Low on sale at Metzerott’s, 1110 F st. 2. Special attention to orders by mnall or be m10,17,19, NEW Nationa “THEATRE. COMING FOR ONE WEEK ONLY, ON MONDAY, MAY 26, PRIMROSE AND WEST'S MINSTRELS, Presenting the Public's Favorite Comedian, LEW DOCKSTADER, Beats now on sale. ooo the New York — stay, pending appeal, in the case ofex-AldeFiked Jen Rerke the meny leader, who was sentenced four mouths’ imprisonment for assault, ‘The ill hands in all but two of the planing mulls of Buffalo struck Monday, They want nine hours instead of ten and no reduction in wages, The strikers number 465 Justice O'Brien of y SALESKOO! M, Cor. #ih and E ste. n.w. mee S ONT FoRceEr > . —— Creveraxos Superior Bazixo Pownen, | D' TU TAKE YOUR LUNCE ____ EDUCATIONAL, _ x BETREEN 12 AND SSOP M, RIVATE, FRENCH LESSON — S, vi ¥ ‘conducted ‘Leesical ar jodern Langu Crzvaraxn's Superior Baxtxa Pownen, | tf,its STHAW BEAU FESTIVAL, sad Prot. i. LARWOQU Young Ladies, in the STREET BAPTIST CHUKCH, ‘On E bet. Gth and 7th sts. u.w. wut delay. ecial program, when the Tick- turday it will cost nothing to get in, but it may cost as much as 10 or 15 cents to tin wood shape. mz2-2t° ROFESSOR MURRAY'S ILLUSTRATED TOUR through the Holy Land will tak “Church of Our Father,” corner of I3th streews forthwest, on FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 23, at 8 _™y-16-3m* Of Soriimue, Paris, 1 TTP HE GAILEARD SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, 1205 F. 1i OES ny a italian and rs ‘ourses for Touriets, complete 16 twei Aessous, will be beid all summer. test KANTEE TO TEACH ANY ONE TO a cle size Craron Portrait 1p Ten twee ledge of drawinue necessary. J. W- Artist, #00 Pat. 3d four. OPES ALE SUMMER, ACADEMY OF FINE AKTS, 804 E st. ; bent and cheapest place to learn Draw: ing and Pat: Crevetanps Snpesior Bazine Pownes, Absotvrery Tx Basr, BECAUSE It is pure and wholesome, It ie richest in cream of x; instruction tor all ages. private or Sachets enty 10 conte. in classes; commencing immediately at hail price. A FEW tartar, Seenery ana views very fie ee. sili : _ Come au trip. a J ASHINGZON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, REASONS WHY Ttis highest in leaveuing EEN S EW ASIINGTON 7H PHEATER, NW 4 a wenty- : ‘ jeventh st. south of Penusylvanieavouwe - Fane, Orean, Voice, ; ae _— Ladies’ Matinces Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Se one Te Sate EeeRRae SUPERIOR Food raised with it keeps LESTER AND ALLEN’S BiG SHOW, ee BAKING POWDER moist and sweet. Consolidated with the Famous xperience. 8. W. FLYNN, AM, ivy Ineti- e KATURRE AL rere te, Aw cor. Sthaud Ketenw. ape edur 18 Itis, in the ena, more eco- Ren ehh ay Yt? 188 BALCW'S CIVIL SERVICE INSTITUTE ABSOLUTELY nomical than auy other en ae FY 1207 10th tun Pople prepared ion alle KEKEUR RAS . Huchest references, THE BEST. It always wives uniform re- “ ae a.m PARISIAN BALLET TROUPE, <DMBA ODLEEEE — OF COMMERCE, sulta Moms. Arnold-Kiralfy, CoiNGzb La ures oppoettoare pst me a ape Mile. Staciano, Grand Corps de Ballet, Six thorough Courses. Buriness, English, Account- is absolutely free from | sonie Hart, Daly and Devere, Chas, Heywood, Mme. tem sleepy, Bboriiand aids peering. New my6-ta.th, fm adulteration. a. ta ia C.K. URNEL. AM. CE Friday, 20TH ANNIVERSARY LESTER AND ALLEN. Next Week—Domunick McCaffrey Grand Double ATHLETIC AND SPECIALTY CO. Monday Afternoon, BENEFIT MANAGER EUGENE KERNAN, ma ‘Third year as s Pusivess Educator ih this city. Pit- een Jeare a mucuber of the faculty ot FestmnauCallere nf suthor of the Erstuan System of Traini ‘Goid Medal ewarded for bust Piuch received the only Bese Education at the World's Fair held in Paria, 158v. CITY ITEMS. Special for Tomorrow, Friday. Maple Sirup, 20c. bot.; reg. price, 25e. SELECT SCHOOL—AN ELEMEN SRIENDS" 1. ARI Champagne, 50c. bot.; reg. price, — ou FIVE DAYS MORE Brace Scttct for Both Sexes, 1811 1st. Pupils 12 boxes Parlor Matches, containing 3,600, 20¢, ume, % Door Mats, 15 per cent discount on reg. price. qieemetwe aE SE, Pte, Speer’s Pure Port Wine, 85c. bottle. VENETIAN TROUBADOURS (pute BERLITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES Full quart bottle very finest Olive Oil, 5c, pee 7eS J4th ot. aw Splendid Table Butter, 25c. Ib. trial LessoNS PRER, One pound of Young Hyson Tea, 28e, BULL RUN PANORAMA, tn NENG oF clvclare 10 Ibs. Gran, Sugar w =i shih oh aiok sabe: piBranches, in New York, Boston, Brookiyp, Chicagy Jaya and Mocha Coffee, 30e. Ib. = — Dresden, Germany; Moaon, Musing und’ Lender a SE Seem, OI hae. ARRIS' BIJOU THEATER, England. “io You Can buy 50 good Cigars for 75e. Sauta’s a NokWoop insTITCT: ar oe Cigar Store, md ase rae apg m22-6t* Engagement of the Distinguished Emotional and N 9907 Mass avo. Hlighiana ‘Terrace, ——s ‘Tragic Actress, 24th Street Circie. -Have You Seen Them? MISS ADA GRAY, 421-6m._Mr. and Mra. WM. D. C. Principals, ‘They are well worth An inspection. Our $1.90 French Flannel Shirt will be worth $2.50 every- where, and that Silk Shirt we sell at #3.50 you have often paid €4.50 for one that was no bet- ter, Franc, One Price, 7th and D, lt _ Merzorn's, 1° SPENCERIAN BUSINESS Corner 7th and mio LOBE THEATER Pa. ave. apd 1. Ge oudage May 10. aut Se rocks BAKEK & DALY'S SPECIALTY CO., Sherry Wine, r: fe qualit; it ieee DRAMA FEMALE MINSTRELS — A GRAND OLIO. Gr'aend for lustreted catalorue Soft Crabs are especially selected on the wi r. rT day. ¥ C SPENCER, LL.B, Phanclpal: BARA shore for the use of Hanvey's, cor. ith and admission at piptt preset vrei CER, Viee Principal. mas Fauve 1t | Bees 10, 20 and JU centa. ‘myld — When Ice is Scarce use the Gem Ice Cream | NATIONAL KIFLES' HALL. PRINTERS. Freezer. It takes jess and does better work and ——— 7 saves time and labor, Sold by all dealers, 14 ‘Three Evenings With Pama Look Out for low Prices, Meracenr’s, 7th st, 1* SHAKESPEARE AND MODEKN HUMORISTS Sasi Fits, Spasms, St. Vitus Dance, Nervousness ar COMMERCIAL PRINTING. and Hysteria are soon cured by Dr. Miies’ Nerv- ine. Free samples at PROF, DAVID CHARLES BELL Law Printing, Churchand School Printing. Amuse 4 D _P, Mentz’s, 1014 F st, ment Printing, Poster Printing aud Book Binding. ee THURSDAY, MAY 22—The Merchant of Venice, &c. f __Warronp’s, 983 F st. 1°) yonpay, MAY 26—Hamiet, kc. aEW TIE Pure Rye Whisky, 5 years old, 65. at THURSDAY, MAY 20—King Lear, be. Row Presses, Improved Machivery, Skilled st Pat. Process Flour, $1.60 3 Worknen. Best Virginia Claret, ¥4-gal. otonks 50c, Commencing 88 Otek PM. New Vermont Maple Sug Reserved seats for course, $2; single admission (re- aEw pont Pence, + P. I, Witsox, 984 7th st. nw. | served), 91; general admission, 50 ct ‘Mail orders carefully filled. Old Rye Whisky, 7c. qt. Merzarn's, 7thst.1* Look Out for low prices, Merzoen’s, 7th et, 1* P Pomeroy’s Petroline Poroused Plaster, Best aud most effective, Tickets and seats for sale by ROBERT F. MILLER, 539 15th st, ml7-5t maneoconien od Printing, Paper Supplies and Stationery, BUSINESS OFFICES, 920 F ST. N.W. NEW NatioNar THEATER JUNE 2 AND 3—TWO NIGHTS. P All Draggists, p| Commencement Exercises and Dramatic Entertain Washington, D.C. wmh11-tu,th,s3m MARTYN COLLEGE OF ELOCUTION, If you need anything in the above line send postal sd agent will call, mb26-ly AND THE ACADEMY OF ACTING, Humorous and Drawatic Recitations; Classic Pan- tomime; Fencing Battle; Greek Statuary; Contest in Gesture; Floaung Vision Scenes; New and Beautiful Piles! Piles! Pilest—Dr. Williams’ Indian Pile Ointment is the only sure cure for Blind, Bleeaing or Itching Piles ever discovered. It never fails to cure old chronic cases of long GILL & WALLACE PKACIICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS. ¥ ery descr cs standing, Wittiaas Myo. Co., Cleveland, | Aislin omeireincam fecta, sided uy | | Printing of every description ueatly executed. Ohio, Ja25-a,tu,thi50¢ | Sousa, who will personally jead the orchestra during | Estimates furnished (m2v] bresswork for the Trade, an — its rendition; “ low Graudmwa Dauced the Minuet,” L McQUEEN, _ — Castoria. ‘The Famine,” with Tableat H. x, - « When baby was sick we gave her Castoria, 2 OS Taste saxeigaranstices a Tose Est. aw. When she was a Child she cried for Castoria, gray Sarina vhen she became Miss she clung to Castoria, | ,,8¢e™ 4 oe Sy | LEGAL, COMMERCIAL, PROFESS! When she had Children she gave them Castoria. | {S0™ er sqsue); "Komes and Juliet" tas deciphered Uy PiaNtina, enem jal6-th,s,tu,ly Sapeos ieee Merion. teatiney, incbeth.* unarder FINE WOKK ONLY. m7 — te 7 recat the Forsaken.” (death scene); “Hau- —- =— == Star Spring Water, g ee a ee Saratoga Star Spring Water for sale tn bot- professiousi talent in the United Baten eee Ost les and by tbe glass by all druggists. Sam’. hd tickets must be exchanged for re- % C. Patan, Agent. Ja2b-s, tu, thi50¢ ‘The latter may be obtained la wt and places of interest . cgmiorts ; Gay; $6.50 to 610 week. 1. M. for 25 and 50 cents at W. ©. Metzerott & Co.'s, 1140 F street northwest. Summer courses in Ejocutien cost from $4 upward, Circulars now ready at the College, 614 12th street northwest. All persous who enter op or before June = a Try Hungerford’s “Golden Rod" Flour and have white bread, 9th and O ste, n.w. eo-tr $3.50 Foiding Dress Forms Sold for $2.50, for ten days only, at AuRRBacu’s, 7th and H sts, Domestic Sewing Machines and Do mestic Paper Patterns, Only agency, m21-5t No Headache Re in the world com- BALL. EBBITT HOUSE WASHINGTON. DG Do you fully realize what we agree todo? If you have never had musical education and ——_> pares with “Bromodine.” All druggists; 25e. 2t] have not the al ghtest ability aes performer, PHILLIPS, ZACH $3 a gal., 75c. qt. "bottle, No, 1 Rye Whisky. poms ‘week's practice you can play the most adm Attorueys-at 2 Best in the world for the mone; eee ae ee a nnn cis | 7 SuEmEky COMMENTER QT SOREI mil3-tr ___McGex's, 637 D near 7th st, receive polite strention at Batt tang 508 D stn Wi = a pepe ogee neers E. F. DROOP’S, 925 Penna. ave., _ — Examine our New High Arm No. 9 and notice hike how its rotary motion, silent and positive, con wala hnaocapaaaeamineages oo gd FINANCIAL, trasts with the rasping, heavy, uncertain action * < 0 ge of shuttle machines, Office. 437 9th usw. tg iE OF scours, LEA’ .* 32D Pineal W. CORSON, JNO Ww. ga m22-3 WHEELER & Witsox Mra, Co, Whicies of cil Kinde to burs " a ° ‘LEWIS J. Met nw. my 5-Sun EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &c. FAXcuRSION 10 BAL IM RE, ¥, MORN. til Monday uight, 11 o'clock, May 26, 1890. ———— eee CORSON & MACARTNEY, GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 ¥ 8T. Nw, Bankers snd dealers in Goverument Bonds Loans Collections, Bonde abd all securities listed, or sew ork, Piniadeipiiia, boston A specialty made uf uvestwent securities, District Bonds aud ail Local Ralirved Gam Lusuranee aud Lek ‘tock Geait tn Awerican Bell 1 lephone Stock bousht and sold. jy 18 FAMILY SUPPLIES. oa Stocks Oxz Parce Is Pian Frovare, W. M. SHUSTER & BONS, at RIVER VIEW 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVE., ‘Sunday, 25, ond Monday. May 28, 3808, bar “, PICK Line AN {athe place to buy your DRESS GOODS, They are OA Tne Water Ring. now showing the handsomest stock of DRESS GOODS imevery grade that they have ever offered, and you ‘will be amply paid to cali and Jook through their stock, Which will be exhibited with plessury,and you will always find the lowest prices marked in plain figures, IN HIS GREAT AQUATIC ENTERTAINMENT, Ausisied by ¢.corya of Professionel apd Champion aia a OF THE KI¥i ONLY 1 DON Do not fasl to see this grand spectacle of men. ACTUALLY WALKING ON THE WATER. and no deviation allowed, comprising sfull audcom-| Steamers will leave at, 20:16 mand 1:2 Se Pacman Ge atten astral iso | SAREE taal gh on the grounds and evening Mon- son's importation in SILKS, VELVETS, CASHMERES, . —&. RANDALL, and we may say everything that is new ané desirable, ‘ap19-4m and the most complete stock of MOURNING GOODS NES STE 1 [ CAN BE to be found in the District. iameaanery, rar day 8 ‘and @5. cere Seder One price in plain figures, No deviation allowed, | snd May 20, a nS (Cail early and secure the best. mee te sare thn ina STAGE EXCURSIONS. NOTARIES PUBLIC,