Evening Star Newspaper, May 29, 1890, Page 8

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C a, LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. FORECAST TILL FIGHT A.M. FRIDAY. For the District of Columbia and Maryland, warmer; fair weather; winds becoming south- erly; warmer and fair Friday. For Virginia, fair weather; winds becoming warmer southerly; warmer and fair Friday. CONDITION OF TRE WATER. Temperature and condition of water at 7 &m.—Great Falis, temperature. 69; condition, 1. Receiving reservoir, temperature, 72. Con- dition at north connection, 2; condition at south connection, 36. Distributing reservoir, temperature, 69. Condition at influent gate house. 6; condition at effluent gate house, 7. High tide in the river today at 3:05 p.m. tide at 10:05 p.m. Menarrr’s Paoroonarm GALLeny, 925 Pa. ave.. open all day for sittings tomorrow, Decoration Day. Orex until 9-30 this evening. but closed the entire tomorrow, Decoration Day. E1- : PHOXzo Younas ComPayy. Ores May 30,— Estabrook elegant frame with each Photographs. 711 Market space. Rita—a poemi—at the book stores. till giving an You Cax Buy Curapest at Lawnence & Camaxiers, china and nousefurnishings, 1010 F street northwest. Txormxa and running, Bennigs tomorrow. “Tur Crawrorp Sxor Store” will be closed the entire day Friday, May 30, To accommo- date our patrons we will remain open until 11 o'clock tonight. Ovr Brack Ovrixo Suint is warranted fast Dlack. Will not run or fade. Fraxc, One Price, 7th and D. Torre and running, Bennings tomorrow. Ax Orronrussty is afforded to persons de- siring a summer home in the mountains to se- cure a villa or cottage site at a moderate price in Prospect Hill Park. overlooking Eagles | Mere, Pa See advertisement of Tyneam & | Rornenrorp in another columu. Camper Cieanens.—Cuac Buos., opp. P. 0. “Decoration Day” THe CRAwForD shoe store Will be closed ali day. Open tonight until 11 o'clock. S aeiSreee Fova races at Bennings Decoration day. Home Acars.—The thousands from moun- tain and seashore and camp meeting are home again; many with secds of typhoid fever, | malaria, chills, nervous prostration, &c., in their system. Now's the time to use that won- derful tonic and nervine, Dr. HeNtey's Celery, Beef and Iron. which will prevent these dis- eases from ; “ng, and cure them at once. Fuasrrvne Storen.—Cuace Bros., opp. P.O. Tur Lanorsr Assonrmenr of G. A. R. Suits in the city. Ex th and E sts. Do You Waxt 4 Bany Caunra end see our stock; we are closin; cost. Then come ig them out at W. H. ‘Hore, 801 Market space. “Gatvaxizen grave hooks. Monsex, 1107 7th, Tue Txovsers We make to order for $5 have no equal. E1se- maw Bros., 7th and E. Boaups, $1.15 per 100 f eet. 6th and N.Y.ave. Tar Best axp Purest Been in the market is | Heurich’s “extra pale” lager. Tue ARLINGTON | Borruixe Co. Telephone 634-3. Fovr races at Bennings Decoration day. Grocers, ATTENTIO: Buy your teas, coffees low | dozen (13) cabinet | | Massachusetts av WASHINGTON’S BOWMEN, A Growing Interest in Archery—The Potomac Club’s Meetin; Archery has taken on a new lease of life in the District this season. Eight new members have been elected to the Potomac Club and scattered bowmen are putting in a little prac- tice here and there about the city. Notwith- standing the large amount of rainy weather the Potomacs have been able to shoot om every one | of the club days since the season began, and a j creditable gain in the size of the scores is noted. The new members have done unusually | well, The championship matches, shot weekly, | have been very close, and no one is in the lead, | Among the ladies Mrs, Hinman, Miss Cooke and Miss Williams heve each won once, and | Mrs. Hinman and Miss Cooke are tied in a fourth contest. F. 0. Maxsonand D. McGowan | have each scored two points for the gents’ | championship. Mecutchen and Ford have been | unable to meet with the club regularly, but when they do enter the eats of the bowmen il evenly matches withe idedivg cores have been made by Miss | Williams, 58-316; Miss Cooke, 58-304; Mrs. Hin- | man, 59-291, Among the gentiemen 8. Ford | has scored 73-343; McGowan, 69-305; F. 0. Max- acer peraitiog the club will hold a field meeting at the arsenal range tomorrow after- noon. a Are You Prerarrye to contest for Tar Stan prizes for the best —— advertisements? A New Command Organized. Last night Sedgwick Command, No, 3, Union Veterans’ Union, was instituted with the follow- ing officers: Colonel, C. W. Filer; lieutenant colonel, Mark J, Buunell; major, L. M. Clark; surgeon. Dr. W. H. H. Warman; chaplain, Geo, J.P. Woods; officer of the day, J. Wm. Palmer; officer of the guard, Capt. J. W. F. Williams; quartermaster, Capt. Charles Rhodes. gos, sabi ntaniabon Exrnoszo Youxas Comraxy’s store will re- main open until 9:30 this evening, but will be cloved the entire day tomorrow, Decoration Day. ee For Movxt Verxoy and Marshall Hall ex- cursions on Decoration day sce the schedule in another cotutan. . eae Real Estate Matters. James Sullivan has bought for €7,000 of Mary Caton, part 1, square south of 516,18 by4lon and 92 on 4th st. n. w. Margaret J. Downing has bought — for e N.72 of A. A. Lipscomb et al, lot 40, block 45, Holmead Manor. John Addison has bought for $7,205.20 of C, L. DuBois subs 47 to 53, squar each 20 feet front on Massachusetts avenue between Ist and 2d streets northeast, and bas sold the same to F. T. Browning fo 500. W. ©. Shreves has bought for $5,700 of W. P. Grzham subs 23 and 24, square 478, 45 by 93 feet. 6th and Q streets. Mary A. Ferry has bought for £9,000 of Mary D. Westcott part lot 20 and part 19, square 283. fronting 21 feet on Massachusetts avenue between 12th and 13th strects northwest. ames Boyce has bought for $4,500 of Helen M. Rolle sub 52. © 77,15 by 64 feet on I between 2Ist and 22d streets northwest, J. D. Rowe has purchased of W. H. Manogue for €5.500 sab ad. to West Washington, 5. W. FP. Drape ought for $7,000 of W. E. Brown part 13, block 3, Le Droit Park—1854 Larch street. sq Is Tue Senrsa Nearly everybody needs a good med'cine. The im- purities which have accumulated in the blood during os. & Co., the whole- avenue. and spices of Jouxstox E sale dealers, 613 ) ew Yor Aut Carpets camphorated and made moth oof Free of Charge. Empink Canret CLEANING ‘oRKS, 631-635 Mass. ave. n.w. Telephone 425-2. G. ALR. Sorts, Fiseas Buos.. 7th and E. S-quart Gem ice cream freezer, $1.65. Adjustable window screens, 25¢. 6 gallons very best vapor fluid, 75e. J. W. Scnarren & Bro., China and Glas: 1020 7th street n.w. Mrx and whisky testers. Hewpies’s, cor. 4! $- You Cay’? Find a more complete stock of clothing than ours. See our suits from $10 up. EIseman Bros., 7th and E. 100 Fr. Bos., $1.15. Linney. Brrttson & Miter Fusseiu's Kirsch ice cream, a new fruit deli- taey; original with and made only by Fusseis, 1427 New York ave. Apurssiox 50c. to races at Bennings tomorrow. For Goon Fouxitvne and low prices call at C. E. Binckweap’s, 731 9th st. nw Cutpnes’s Svirs ror €2. And they are beauties. Call and see them. Exszmax Bros., 7th and E. Gaxvanizep chairs and settees. Monsex’s, 11077 Tar a Cask or Hecnicu’s “extra pale” lager. ‘Tux Autixctox Bortuixe Co, 27th and K sts. now. Apuussioy 50c. to races at Bennings tomorrow. Axe You Turxxisa Of having a suit made to order? Call and ex- amine the material we are making up for $20 end 225 a suit. emaN Bros., 7th and E. Paorxer Your Lives ax» Provenry by using Vulcan fire-proof paint and lightning rods, ©. Few Keys, 916 F st. nw. 12:05 axp 2:10 trains for Bennings races to- Morrow. G.A.R. Scrm. Eseaax Buos., 7th and E. _You can't buy Crawroxp shoes on Decora- tion day. Store open tonight until 11 o'clock. 12:05 axp 2 Morrow. CITY AND DISTRICT AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. (0 trains for Benuings races to- Atravon’s. —Lament Opera Company in “Erminie. NaTionat.—Primrose & West's Minstrels, Kenvan’s.—MeCaffrey’s Athletic Specialty Company. Natioxan Rurtes’ Hatt.—Prof. Bell's lecture on “Shakespeare and Modern Humorists.” Eckrxatox Maxstos Guocyps.—Strawberry Festival, Benetit Eckingtou Episcopal Church, ——— CONDENSED LOCALS. George Phillips, a member of the minstrel troupe playing at 'the National, fell through ome of the stage traps last night and was slightly injured. _ Last night at Wm. Scribner's house on Frank- lin street & lamp was overturned by a child and the tre that followed caused about $25 damage. Decoratio : Day Festivities. The steamer Charles Macalester and W. W. Corcoran will make feature of excursions to Mt Vernon and Marshall Hall tomorrow. Pare, 50 cents to Marshall Hall on Macalester, 2% cents on the Corcoran; #1 to Mt. Vernon on either. For time of departure, attractions, &c., see advertisement. The uch Seneca Association will give a family picnic tomorrow at Washington Park, E Street southeast between 13th and 1th. Rock Hill Park will be free to the public to- morrow, with music, dancing pavilion, &e. Fare in the boat, foot of High street, 15 cents. Train leaves F. & O. station at $ a.m. for the Penmar and Gettysburg excursion tomorrow Nelson and Coiumbia divisions, K. of P. ‘Tickets, $1.50 to Penmar and €2 to Gettysburg and return. Extra matinee at Kernan’s tomorrow after- Roon. The Catholic Knights of America, 419. will give a select garden party beebler’s City Park tomorrow. Tickets Matinee at Albaugh’s tomorrow Colonial Beach Hot Branch Loch- . 25 cen “Erminie. 1 opens tomorrow with « grand fish dinner, Take steamer Arrowsmith ats45 am. Fare, 50 cents. The Samuel J. Peutz will make three trips to Biver View tomorrow. Dancing all da: The steamer Excelsior wili make ai Chitom>Beach. Tickets, State rooms cause on boat Arguing Liquor Cases. Judge Miller held an evening session of the Police Court last evening to hear further argu- ments in the cases of the saloon keepers aud liquor dealers who failed to pay their docket fees in the Criminal Court. Asheretofore pub- lisbed the papers in the cases were sent back to the Police Court because of the fariure of the defendants to pay the docket fee,as required by &rule of the court. Now counsel ask leave to have the papers again sent up or for the court to dismiss the charges because their clients Were wrongfully deprived of a trial by jury. ‘The defendants’ side of the cases was argued by Messrs W. A. Cook. D. E. Cahill, J. J. John- fon, and C. Maurice Smith. Mr. Dumont, tor the District, will make his reply at the next Special session of the cour: THE TARIFF MUDDLE. Hitch im the Senate Finance Commit- tee—Kepublicans Fail to Harmonize. The Senate finance committee isin a pretty bad mix-up over the tariff. The decision to consider the bill in the whole committee is in the interest of preserving the McKinley bill in | practically the shape it now is, and in this Mr. | Sherman will not have the support of the other | Tepublicans of the committee, Mr. Allison and Mr. Aldrich, particularly, are in favor of a sub- stitute bill which will make material reductions from the schedules of the McKinley bill. They | want the woolen, the metal and crockery sched- ules, particularly, pared down. There is a fight | on, in which the democrats are taking no part, | except to stir it up, It is said by republicans that Mr. Sherman cannot succeed in his design unless the democrats aid him merely for the urpose of getting the majority in trouble. To ‘ollow ont the plan he has laid down, they say, | will keep the committee at work until Decem- | ber. It is believed that the subcommittee will | go ahead with their substitute bill, and if Mr. | Sherman succeeds in getting the McKinley bill reported the substitute will be reported also | and there will be two bills before the Senate. | —— | Creveraxors Superior Baxixe Poworn, Curvaraxps Superior Buxise Powner Creveraxps Supertor Bana Powors, Absouvrery Tur Bust, BECAUSE It is pure and wholesome. It is michest in cream of A FEW tartar, REASONS WHY _It is bighest in leavening CLEVELAND'S power. SUPERIOR Food raised with it keeps BAKING POWDER moist and sweet. 1s It is, in the end, more eco- ABSOLUTELY nomical than any other THE BEST. It always gives uniform re- sults, Itis absolutely free from my6-tu,th, fm adulteration. Hovexiss & Hopexrs. HIGH CLASS TAILORING NEW FIRM. Mr. WILLIAM E. HODGKINS, for many years senior partner in the house of Charles A. Sinith & Co. having withdrawn from the firm, and, with his son, Mr. EDWD, W, HODGKINS (also for 133 years con- j nected with the same firm), have established them- selves in the elegant chambers,27 School st. (Niles building), Boston, directly opposite the old stand, where they will continue the business of FINE TAILORING FOR GENTLEMEN. ‘We solicit the patronage of gentlemen who desire the best results of the tailor’s art, assuring them that, with our long experience, we can give entire satisfac~ the cold months must be expelled, or when the mild days come, and the effect of Urncing air is lost, the body is liable to be overcome by debility or some serious disesse. The remurkable success of Hood's Sarsaparilla, aud the universal praise it has received, make it worthy your confidence, It $s the “ideal Spring Medicine.” Try it this season, THAT TIRED FEELING. “Hood's Sarsaparilla has done me much good, for Which I cannot be too thankful. Before using I was in asomewhat debilitated siate in the summer; Lut, after using, the debility left me and has not returned smce. I very bighly recommend ileod’s Sarsaparilla to the use of every one who suffers from debility, (Prof) F, L. REID, School for the Deaf, Omslia, Neb, TAKES IT SPRING AND FALL. “There is a large and growing demand here for Hood's Sarsuparilla, the sales already exceeding those of ali other similar medicines combined. I know of Many customers who have been ereatly benefited by it, and who speak of Hood's Sarsapari!la in the highest terms. I take two bottles myself every spring and full and its does me more good than any other medicin A. G. RHODES, Milnes, Va. HOOD’S SARSAPARILLA Sold by all druggists, $1: six for 5. Prepared only by C. 1 HOOD & CO., Apethecaries, Lowell, Mass, 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. Morners Wuo Love their children, who take pride in their beauty, purity, and bealth,and in bestowing upon them a cnud’s w#reatest inheriianee,a skin without blemish, and a body nourished by vure blood, should not fail to make trial of the CUTICURA REMEDIES, the purest, best and most economical cure for alJ himmors of the skin, scalp and blood, ccc A TITT A RRR RRR H H CC A F AAR RRR HOW c AA T AA RRR RRR HHH © © ASA T AAA ROR RR HW H coa a4 tT A ARERR - 1s NATURE AND CURE, BY AP. LIGHTHILL, M.D, 1017 15TH ST. NORTHWEST. Catarrh manifests iteelf by a discharge from the head, sometines of 4 colorless «luiry flutd, but ottener urulent, xre ter, which tn many instances 1s 9 patients feel as thouich their whole bead is ina stateof corruption. The discharge often lodges behind and above the soft yalate, requiring al- most coustant hawking for its removal. Often scales or incru-tations are Llown from the nos trils, either solid or of a tubular form, The Doeath ix offensive, aud somebmes revolting!y fetid. Smeil, and occasionally the taste, is im- Paired or desiioyed, the hearing becomes af- fected, noises iu the head make their appear- ance, and the eyes are apt to become irritated and watery. The head feels full, heavy, and compressed, expecially sbove aud’ between the eyes, and severe neursizie pain is often ex- perienced about the face ud heud. ‘Ike patient coughs more or less, hi wpricious appetite, loves flesh and strength, 1s depressed in spirits and inclived to drowsivess.’ The m@mory is weakened and often seriously impaired, Cold ie taken from the least exposure, aud step by step the mMlammation spreads uutil it reaches the lungs and terminates iu Consumption, 50 frequently has this fatal course been yoticed that Catarrh is now lucked upon as one of the earliest manifestations of this dread disease, By the system of treatiueut wich we have Ofiginated and since carried to scientific per fectio, a complete aud radical cure of Catarrh can be effected. ‘hie we lave demonstrated in thousands of cases, repreventing: the disease in every form and in al! ite various staxes of de- velopment. Our treatment reaches the dis- caged parts in the most direct and positive manner, tustantaueously peuetrating every cell and cavity of the Lead with the :ost bene- heial results, So effective is this plan of medi cation that even a single application is pro- uctive of immediate and decided relief, and by coutinuing this treatment the discharge dimiuiahes, irritation is alluyed, the intlamuniae uou subsides, ulcerations ure made to Leal, until Dually a radical and permanent cure is established. DR LIGHTAILI, For Thirty Years Specialist For the cure of Catarrh, Deafness, Asthma And diseases of the Throat, Ear and Lungs. Can be daily consulted from 8 am. to 12m, and from 3 to 5 p.m.at . No. 1017 15TH BT. NW. Herdics pass the door. Y Warnes Mocuse Company, wn und New York, m0-lm tion, ENGLISH HUNTING BREECHES AND RIDING TROUSERS A SPECIALTY, ‘ HODGKINS & HODGKINS, 27 SCHOOL ST., BOSTON. _my20-colm_ ‘ : Cursa Sirxs, 39, 45, 50, 58e. BEAUTIFUL DRESS GINGIHAMS, tmmenrs as- sor.ment of new styles, 10, 124, 15, 18, 20. oc. BLACK SILK MOHAIR BRILLIANTINES, wide double fo. » BI, STE. INDIA CHALLIES, immense assortment of new styler, 8, 10, 12hec, COLORED ¥UBAM SILKS, cash bargain, 39. OUTING CLOTH, immense assortment of new styles, LU, 123g, 15e. ‘ LONSDALE CAMBRIC, finest quality, yard wide, 10c. ENGLISH HENKIETTA CASHMERES, beauti spring shades, wide double width,exceiient quality, Zoe SILK MOHAIR BKILLIAN arly yard and | quarter wide, casa bargain, INDIA SILKS, all new styles, 39, 45,50, 58¢. wehse ‘assortinent of BLACK FREN Biige., 81, B1.25. VERY BEST QUALITY FRUIT OF THE LOOM COTION, yurd wide, sac. HENKIETTA CASHMERES: dress cougs, pure wool, nearly yurd and a hulf wide, Very best 73c. quality, reduced Cusis price, of SILK MULALK BRILLIANT INES, Old Rose, Elec- tne Blue, : tecl Gray ana ‘Lun, 12 yards for $ LADIES’ CLOTH DRESS GOL Brown and Gruy, wide double tuid, CALTER's € elegant French Navy blue. Binek: 711 MAKKLT SPACE, NEAR 711i ST. A CAPH PUKCHASE TO THE AMOUNT OF 85, PNIITLES THe PURCHASEL: TO ONE OF OUis VALUABLE PXenENTS. myit nodatiou of our customers and the public We will keep our store open all Light in charge of registered Pharmacists, : ELS, WILLIAMS & CO., DRUGGISTS., UNDER MASONIC TEMPLE. oF. {ith aud F streets nw. PAESCRIP AION Onr prices for prescriptions have been reduced in Hroportion to other goods. We use only the purest drugs and chemicals trou the most reaable munufac- turers. We cheertuliy invite # careful inspection of this departinent by physicians, Porons Plasters. ‘vious Plaster spar La. Sherry Peetu: Maar Vigor, sthartie Pill : orted, large boities, nual! sie, Cashmere Bouguet Soa) : 3 Sttie Liver Fi for:: Williane® Little Liver Pills, the beat “arurick’s Soluble Food, wed, Carurick's Soluble Pood, large. California Pig Sirup. Fly's Cream Baim Piferveacing bron sirup Hy poph ‘Cow, Siruy Hi Hop Bitters, per bottle, Hostetter's iitters, Hood's Sarsaparills. Hor-ford’s Ac haves, wncwil, Horsiord’s Acid Phosphates, large. Mott's Malt Extrwct (farrani's) Nt extract (Eisuer's) Malt Extruct, the hy Iron Bitters, per botte. Meliin’s Food, per botti Nest.e Milk Food. Veur's Soap, per cake. Preseription F4ative Pellets, mulwion Cod Liver Uil, farrant's Seltzer Aperient. » Pure, suiail size & Pure, large #1 Pure, the larg. Vaseline bom Warner's 5 Warner's Kiduey aud Liver Ci Wyeth’s Beef, [ron and Wine, vod Liver Oil aiid’ Vine’ - Vhosphatic binulsion, the int bottles. mWOUIa, Full Strenytli. ‘ouip, Sursaparilla, hams’ Ruse Tooth Powde Willisius? Quinine and kum Handoline ix unequ exion; an indispen: ite to the Ladies? vw iM Fuilet:; it reuders the skin white, siooth aud oot oem, prevents chapping. boetioe B50, Me bINK. Rvery lady whould use it.’ Por Be. dozen 2-eruiu Capsules. 100 2-«rain Capsules. « J dozen 3-¢ruin Capsuies fo. 100 S-¢cain Capsules... bbe. 1d: zen 3-¢rain Cupeuion 1 2c, 100 5-Krain Crpsuies ‘ Le. 100 grains Quinine, Powers & Weixgtitinau, 20, Don't mistake the plece-THE TEMPLE DRI STOKE, under Masouie Temple cor, Oil nea F oe apli-eod _ F.8. WILLIAMS & CO., Proprietors Srrixa “Axo Scouuer Hass IN CASSIMERE, DERBIES AND STRAWS, HIGH SPEED, SAFETY, 0) D¥DRAULIC PASSENGER | DUNLAP’'S NEW YORK HATS, Sth Avenue Btyles, Operated upon the FLESSUKE TANK Si Steam, belt and Hydraulic Elevators tor ‘aud Preight Service. ig bigacire fot Epeeer te Work baie > Wis Agent, GW. *P3-3m Office, 626 13th st. n.w.. Washitwion, D.C x FULTON. LOAN OFFICE. 1218 PA. AVE . Ratablished 1870. The only Licensed Pawn ker im the District. Money loaned on Watches, a deweiry, ily | Ea. Gold. Waiches and other Catedasseed Hees steal variety at very iow price als-Gue BOYS' and MISSES’ STRAWS at 50c., 7 1. and upward, brash i MEN'S STRAW HATS at 50c. and upward. A large lot of GENUINE MACKINAW STRAWS at $1.00, worth €2.00, 92.50 and $3.00. WILLETT & RUOFF, my20-3m 905 Pennsylvania ave, CITY ITEMS. Old Mandahling’ Java, ‘a royal drink. Finest Gunpowder Tea to be had. Formosa Oolong Tea, rosy and fragrantin cup. Tickets with Teas and Coffees. M. & P. Meteger, great Tea and Coffee dealers, 417 7th o.w. and 2108 14 n.w. 1° Harvey says you may strictly depend upon the freshness and flavor of nag ceapaee eal: tured Oysters, which are grown especially for summer use, it Ice Cream in 10 Minutes.—Can be made in any family that uses the Donble Action Gem Ice Cream Freezer. Saves time. Ali dealers. 3 Bring us your orders for Teas, Coffees and Family Groceries and save money. 1s M. & P. Merzoen, 417 7th st. n.w, Fits, Spasms, St. Vitus Dance, Nervousness and Hysteria are soon cured by Dr. Miies’ Nerv- ine. Free lecrr! tex! at 4 Evwazp P. Mer: 1014 F st For Decoration Day. Sardines in Mustard, Spice, Ou, Ham, Chicken, assorted Pickles; bottle Whisk, Turkey, Claret, iarge 25c.; Lime Juice, 5c. bottle; Pure Rye 'Y, Tull quarts, 65c. bottle; best Patent Process Flour, \¢ barrel, 21.50; best Catawba Wine, $1 gallon; Crosse & Blackwell's Rasp- berry Vinegar; California Marmaladeouly 15e. jar. it Apricot aud Ora: PE Wier, 934 7th st. now, Sardines, Pickles, Olives Mera 17 7th nw. 1 Astounding Discovery.—Man forces na- ture to afford vigor and heaith and makes dis- ease @ natural impossibility by simple play aren the universal laws, Necessary mean which last a century, for a small sum. For further information address or see Dr. H. Sa: . 1121 1 st. n.w., Washington, D.C, a m29eo-18t* y fall qt. bottle, M. & P. Merzaen, 417 7th st. aw. Grand Army, Attention? G. A. R. Hats now ready at contract price. Heavy Bullion Gold Cord, 25c, m2i-3t — FRavc, One Price, 7th and D sts, Japanese Lanterns, Napkins, Fans, &., at GouLp’s, m24-7t* Summer Fashion Books free. Send 2c. postage to Domestic 3. Machine Office, 7th & H. m24-10t A Leather and Sik Belts of fine finish from 25c. to £2.50. At Toruam’s Trunk and Harness Manufactory, 1231 Penna, ave. n.w. m24-cobt Custom-Made Trunks that will give you satisfactory service can be had at reasonable rices only at Toruam’s Trunk and Harness janufactory, 1231 Pen: ave. n.W. m24-co3t P Pomeroy’s P Petroline Poroused Plaster. Best and most effective, P All Druggists, P mh11-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 tocure old chronic cases of long standing. Wittiams Mra. Co., Cleveland, Ohio, ja25-s,tu,th1508 Castoria. When baby was sick we gave her Castoria, When she was @ Child she cried for Castoria, When she became Miss she clung to Castoria, When she had Children she gave them Castoria, jal6-th,s,tu,ly Star Spring Water, Saratoga Star Spring Water for sale in bot- tles and by the glass by all druggists. Sam’L C, Paumer, Agent, jadzo-s,tu,th1506 Have You Scen The New Screen Wire Frames? Also Wire Screen Doors, mortised. tenoned and glucd. Same price you pay for common doors, At L. H. Horkiys’, 939 ‘mi tud&th,3t* Buy a Ma uy ne with a Reputatio Examine our New High Arm No. 9 and notice how its rotary motion, silent and positive, con- trasts with the rasping, heavy, uncertain action fice, 437 9th uw. of shuttle mach: mz2-3m Otic in Wuer. PIANOS AND ORGANS. NHE MALLET & DAVIS PIANO AGENCY WILL Juve 13) ened Sept. 1 withs before closiug. MNEK, Avent, YAED REAKAUER Terps of high praise, at KUHN Ss iemple of ‘Tuning and repairing, id at rewwouable higures 09 G st. LW. Leanrse Issreum a ENTS. 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BUY AND SELL BTOCKS, BONDS AND PETROLEUM, GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. ‘Having our own Leased Wires enables us to execute with promptness and dispatch on the Exchanges in ‘New York and Chicago all orders intrusted to our care. WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION. m27-1m Telephone, 545. ‘NO. W, CORSON. JNO. W. MACARTNEY, J iy Member N. Bhoek’ CORSON & MACARTNEY, GLOVEK BUILDING, 1419 F ST. N. W., Bankers and dealers in Government Bonds Deposit. Kxc Loans, Rasiroud ‘Stocks ond Bonde end all seccaies onthe? of New York. Philadelpiis: Bostos oA apecislty waedeol mivestinsat securities Bou Local Railroad, — and Gas, Insurance snd iel- hone ~ 1 in oli Telephone Stock boughtand sold. Jy18 upd colleges for | RSDAY, MAY 29, 1890. EXCURSIONS, _PICNICS, F"s7, EVENING EXCURSION ‘Ou the New aud Magnificent Tron Steamer, CHARLES MACALESTER, AMUSEMENTS. ed KK EPSAN'S NEW WASHINGTON THEATER, Eleventh st. south of Peansylvaniaavenue Extra Matinee Tomorrow(Decoration Day.) To DOMEYIOE ¥. MARSHALL HALI, iM @ 900 ¥ On MONDAY, JUNE 2, 1890, ar ook Re fe YY BY THE CARROLL INSTITUTE. aA Music on the bost and grounds Dancing at the Fy M So f“SE OF i ERE pavillion. ‘ptenmuer leaves ‘whart, foot 7th st at 5.90 GRAND DOUBLE ‘For the benefit of those who desire to spend the day 8t Marshall Hall the tickets for the evening excursion ATHLETIC AND SPECIALLY COMPANY. Will be received on the 10 a.m. and 2.30pm. trips, Next week—Piabras Co. of Novel m2 BE re ~ allowing the the _ Tickets 50 Ceuta m half price. m2 at COLUMBIA ATHLETIC CLUB GQECOND GRAND EXCURSION . ba 1T PERRET Egg EAM ‘ :w, B 6. a, ALL-DISTRICTS, On the SAMUEL J. PENTZ (3 trips) CAPITAL PARK, FRIDAY (DECORATION DAY): | ,, Tickets carrying Indy and gent, 50 cts. Children, 3 O'CLOCK. Dos? Poxcer “THAT THE EMERALD CLUB P i a Wil hold its Admission, 25 cts. Ladies free. ANNUAL PIC NIC AT BECKER'S GARDEN, = 4tn and F ne, FRIDAY ING (Decoration day), LBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. and will be bappy to meet its friends there. aw Evenings at 8:15—Matinze Saturday, HCORATION DAY_TALLY HO STABLES WILL. Special Matinee (Friday) Decoration Day. ruil Large and Small Waronetten to partion o LAMONT OFERA COMPANY 225 Qieab ten or twenty for Picnic or Country Parties In the Great New York Casino Success, B. F. McCAULLY, ERMINIE. ue Ost bet, Hth'and 10th sta, nw, Increased Orchestra. Grand Chorus of 40, * a DD POORATION Da¥ AT MOUNT VERNON AND ‘aud 75e. aS NEw NATION MARSHALL HALL Matineos Friday and saturday at 2. EVEKY EVENING THIS WEEK AT 8:15, PRIMKOSE AND WEST'S MINSTRELS, Including GEO. H. PRIMROSE, and W. H. WEST. LEM DOCRSTADEE, others, BARNEY FAGAN, 1X. KA—Gala Matinee Decoration Day. EXTRA ms AM SOULS’ CHURCH, Cor. 14th snd L ste, JUNE 4, AT 8 On Decoration Day, May 30, the steamers Charles Macalester and W. W. Corcoran will leave their wharf, foot of 7th st, for Mount Vernon and Marshall Hall as follows: The New Palatial Iron and Steel Stesmer CHARLES MACALESTER, FRONTS": PRONTstt! ‘Always tm order by plain combing at MLLE M. J. PRANDI'S, 1329 F stp. (Mire Harrison, Importer of Five Frevch Hair Goode Faindressing. Ble Fm? ___Shampootne. ADILS WISBING THEIR FINE LACES DON Uy 1 Aitwt-class Freuch style, White aud Sua resees, Lace specialty, at reasotatle Suptaune @ floes, call at MADAME VALMON T'S old stand 13. mah Amt BENCH DYEING, SCOUR: pk CLEANS ING bel asLinwme N York ave, iret-cless Ladies, and Gents ors dewcrie: tion, Flush, Veivet and Bye: snen AN AND CAROLINE LEKCK, formerly with A Pischer tud Maison Vriene, Farin at RION FISCHER'S DRY CLEANING PSTAB LISHMENT AND DAE WOKS, 9066 ST NW. da cleaned and om Evetina Dresses perience, Prices or end desi vered “& L- WOOL GARMENTS. MADE LP OR RIPPLIA Ladies’ and Gente’ Garments of ail ki Dyed 6 rd. Lases ut beans 1 Soed a gvodguoumig taca., 4 RAILROADS. IRE onear a . DOUBLE TRAC DSCENE EA STEEL RAILS. NT BQUIPMENT. oT OM STATION, AS FOLLOWS Muton to Harrist to St. Louis, Marries comune: ing "du * Sleepers for Letiiest ie Mae 8% Rh G8 A BNE | isometric tients Rlectric Search Light Elegant| Birue sayin tal ’ 5 ith Winwueh Sheet SHE 3 BPS Soo BA FEE) comeemen cat sammy onaeam, ott| “Bintilods ium sopoule tam x leon a . . hestra), wi RE AN fol RAILROAD MMM 00 RR ‘GGG A A NONN g audaiena, Kochestor and Nixcare Palle “a ORGAN AND HARU RECITAL, leave Washington at 10 A. M., 2.30 AND6P. W., at Sunday, § 10 an. George W. Morgan, Organist. Miss Maud Morvan, Hui Jackets at 1519 ILL. ave aud W. G. Metzerott & Co.'s m2 ATHOLIC KNIGHT A, BWWANCH 419, will wive a select Gard Party at Loch- Dohler’s City Pak Gorweriy Loeffler'a)y cor, 1st st, and N.Y. ave. n.w., on Friday, May 30. Tickets, 25c. Dancing, comm cine at 6 p.m, m \ ATIONAL KIFLES' HALL, N LL, arriving onthe Return Trips at 2.5.30 AND 9 PM ‘The Ever-popular and Newly-fitted up Steamer W. W. CORCORAN SHAKESPEARE AND MODERN HUMORISTS wudaie ua a Magura daily, exc with Sleeping Car Was) For Willumsport, For ¥ port daily, 3.50 FOR PHILADELPHIA. NE . xcept Sunday, and 500 p mm. daily, with Dining Car DELPIA ONLY. FOR PHIL. Fast exprese 8:10. week sys aid 4 OO pom, dail BY = iv. ‘Will Leave Ws ‘ bupre-s, Sund: > 40 p. PROF. DAVID CHARLES BELL, mi Lanve Wuchingten ot 20 AM AND ¢ P.M, Fer Bien athe change, 3:45 p.m. every day nike Arrivi . . For Brooklyn, N.¥.all throuch’ trains conmect MONDAY, MAY 26—Hamilet, wing on the Return Tuipant 3:30 AND OP. Si. Jersey City with boats of Brovkipe: Aue eae THURSDAY, MAY 29—King Lear, &e. Music aud Dancing at Marshall Hall, ang direct travsfer to Fulton street, avoiding jouble Commencing at 8 0° Admission, 50 cents. Reserv by ROBERY’ F. MILLER, 539 lock pan, ‘Meals aud Lunches served during the day. BRAGA LINE oF CoacHis LEAVE ae + iM . mn ee ee rip, o0e, icles of ail 6 ARE, ‘RIP, Col >) M wt. my. r ROUND Ti ° NEW SAtiosaL THEATER JUNE 2 AND 3—TWO NIGHTS, Commencement Exercises and Dramatic Entertain- quent by the MARTYN COLLEGE OF ELOCUTION, AND THE ACADEMY OF ACTING, On the Charles Macalester—to Mount Vernon—@1. ‘On the Charles Macalester—to Marshall Hall—50c. Fare, Round Trip, to Marshall Hall on Steamer W. W. Corcoran, 25c, jorous and Dramatic Kecitations; Clagsic Pan- | The best of order guaranteed. ; Fencing Battle; Greek Floauue Vision Se ne m28-2t ‘Costuine, with cale : “sailing Scene,” mu Sousa, Who wil personally lead the ‘orchest its rendition; “How Grandi “The Fumie,” with Tableaux, during Dauced tue Minuet,” I OCK HILL PARK- THIS BEA y with grounds, dstcing pavilion, music included, 3 a ae = = Bond — ba tery ge | . y. Kock Hill Park can be Teached by takin TRAGEDY AND COMEDY. either the Cecile, Barthoidi or Frances: steams yachts skeen has 4 Ingomar | tthe toot of Higtt street, Georxetown. Fare, round owe: s deciphered bs a Hes (a8 deciphered by f nts ou the grounds furnished by Fred- ern ud, Caterer, UsHEK & LUCAS, seeue), Proprietor. let,” Ophe. ‘e1 = —— —= This colieze will graduate tis year some of the best OCEAN STEAMER :. Professional taientin the Cnited states, ce oa SHOKT KOUTE TO LONDON, NOKDVEUTSCHERK LLUYD 8. 8. CO. Fast Express Steamers, To Southampton (Londen, Havre, Bremen. “s he jatter may be obtained for 25 aud 50 cents at V. ts, Metzerott & Co.'s, 1110 F strect uorthwest. Suininer courses in Eiccution cost from 84 upward, Circulars now ready at the College, 614 lth street | | Trave, Wed, May 28, noou: Elbe, sat, May 31, 3 northwest. All TcFsony Wiio enter the suuaver clase | Bee: Fuldy Tues, Juie 3, 08-10, Lali, Wed., Jane on or before Juue are tucuished the best orchestra | $+ 7 &Bi.; Rider, Sat. June 7, 9am: Aller, Wed, June 11. moon, Comfortable state rooms, excellent tabl Saivou appomtuents, Prices: Lat cabin, ward a Lertp, according to location ; 2d GO a berth’ ROU! chairs tree for the entertainments at the theater. ma at pe Houran juxuricus Do you fully realize what we agree todo? If you have never had musical éducation aud have nod the sl chtest ability asa performer, with one week's ptuctice you can play the most Aifticult prece of music ever written, Come and hear the EOLIAN. Visitors will receive polite attention at NUNAKD LINE-STATE merved at the mano lations from $60 up B40; steerage, # CHAD Bu ¥; first-class id’ Class, $35 and UC BOIS & Co. Re L. J OKDDEUTSCHEK LLOYD 8.5. CO. Baltimore to Bremen direct, 2 be Steunuabi E. F. DROOP'S, 925 Penna. ave, Karlsruhe (new), 6,000 tous. ithein, 3,500. toma Sole Avent for Steinway and othe First-class | uum 3 a iog = MAS jox and O1 c > 8 2 Mueuchen, “ Amenca,'* us, good table.” Rates G0 to S100; accurdiomrte oostion oF eal : = + 1 $100, accordion, 1b Of rooms, EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &c, | *fcridrueuiae aly to oa e % x R" VILW FOL 1890. mb22-3m Pa ave. TIN WASHINGTONIANS' MOST POPULAR RESORT. NCHOM TAS TIC EXPRESS SERVICE. The New Excursion Steamer SAMUEL J. PENTZ, LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN the Fastest on the Potomac. Steamebhip City of Kore from New York SUNDAY, three trips, & > ‘ ‘May 31, June 28, July 26, August 23. : sure vps, leaving at 10:30 am. 3:15] — galoou Passae, #00 16 8100. Secund-class, 630, Returning at 2, Sand 8 p.n. Tickets, GLASGOW BEkVICE, Steamers Every Saturday trom New York to GLASGOW AND LONDONDERRY. Cabin Passoxe to Glasgow, Londonderry ur Liverpook 200 and $60. Second-class, ¥: Steerage Passage, either service, $20. Saloon Excursion Lickets at Keductd lates, ‘Traveiers’ Circular Letters of Credit aud Drafts ior aby amount issued at lowest current rates, For Books of Tours, f Apply to HENDEK! wid WEDNESDAYS, commencing June 4, three trips, leaving at 0:45 a1m.,1:45and 6:45 p.m, Returning at. Gand 11:30 pan. Ti 5 Family Days commence SATURDAY. July 5. Dancing Day aud Evening on all trips except Sun- duy at the grounds on the lancest aud finest pavilion southof New York, Fine Brass Band on Sunday, The place on the Potomac lighted by e Lictricity. Ex- cellent meals furnished on the grounds, 50c. This resort bas a fine Switchback Ruilway and all other pula amusements. ‘Che Steamer will be chartered ora liberal percentage allowed on tickets sold by 30- cieties, &. No objectionable parties allowed on any of the above tris. E. 8, RANDALL, ets or jurther information \ BROTHEKS, New York, or Peuu. ave nw. Washington ms Proprietor. _ Der? FOKCEL THE GRAND OPENING OF COLONIAL BEACH HOTEL, FKIDAY, May 30, 18: 88 Fish Dinter will be served. ‘The Hotel will be opeu for the reception of guests from Te jun should cousult Dr. ace 1.¢., between B LOFTUS. 1s, &c., apply or address . e hemedy, _____W: T. CRUMP. _ | 95. “Trompe and. reliable, Onis genuine WiVER VIEW STRIPS, | Taio," Physician iu the city, kstablisned 1839. DECORATION DAY, MAY 30, 1890, (OFESSIONAL MASSAGE CAN bE OBIAINED ft Prien wedical reference, by applyinx at 913 ‘Oth st. nw. apls-6w FOUNTAIN AND BULB SYRINGES. THROAT Atomizer, Air aud Water Beds and Cushions, Bandages, Elastic Stockings and other Kubber Goods for the sick room, Cutulogue free. GRAND FAMILY EXCURSION. Steamer SAMUEL J. PENTZ will leave at 45am, a6 GOODYEAK KUBBER CO., 5 und 6 p.m, BUY 9th wt ne, Dancing ail day at the grounds, MELVILLE LINDSAY, Manager. oS PROF. J. B. CALDWELL will have charge of the E. DE FOREST’ LONG-ESTABLISHED AND pavilion. ‘Tickets: Gentleman and Lady, 50c.; Lady*s ticket, Se. ; Children under 12, 25c, For Chariers, &c., apply to reliable Ladies’ Physician, can be cousuited dail Bt her residence, 01 Tst.u.w. Office hours trom to pau. with Ladies on myStojer* EAD AND Lb WISE. ROTHERS, 006 B 81 Sw. appeared before se wud uimde wath) that he is the Oldest Establiehed Expert dpecislist iu thiseity, td willguaranteea cure st ali cases of privatediseases ogg mp iy eh pe S| tion and advice iree at any hour of the day. feribed and gworn to before me by. Dr. Buchiatis SAMUEL C, MILLS, @ Notary Publicin aud Di trict of Columbia, thiy 3d day of July, 1833, mis Las" HAS N: BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT Dr. BROTHERS is the oldest-established advertis- iz Ladies’ Physician in this city, Ladies, you can confidently consult Dr. BROTHELS, 906 B st. aw. i i rawberry Festival d by the ladies of Eckingtou and their friends on the Mavsion Grounds on Wednesday aud Tharsday evenings, Ma; for the Levefit of the kek- dngton b pise Church. Band music. Grounds lighted by eiectricity sud Chinese lanterns, All friends of the church are mvited to” some and Farticular attention paid to all distases. peculiar to aid ux, 3 dad: mea orsmgla Forty years’ experience, = ~—— |“ mt-lin? iLY_ PIC NIC, | 5 - FAK Aus “a OMAN—HEK DISEASES, WEAKNESSES AND etnies Pee” RP OBO. | W Grreguiacites promptiy caret by Beek ay 10, 1800" (Decoration | THOMAS, #73 N-Exbter st..baltimore, Ma. £87loom Groans Opes Ss piu: Ball bogius Beso wien | for houeresidenia Ape 4-eosh Bowling wnd ~hovtins for valuable prizes, All kinds | WPANHOUD RESTORID BY USING A BOTTLE of games tor young and old Tickets, 25e, m27-4t" PpPO#ATON DAY EXCURSION TO CLIFTON Sree On the STEAMER EXCELSIOR. Leaves wharf, foot of 7tu st., 10 am,, Feturning 9 sf Loat. _ my27-3t" He Pek PESMaB and Gerry. BURG! EXCURSION FRIDAY, MAY 30, Under the auspices of UMBIA DIVISIONS, Ne FORM RAXK ROP Doe B, aod U.depot 8 ar ; returning ar- Mi trinoot Dr bho tueite nenersune Godae pul (cure sur cove of Nervous Delility sud loss et berve power. It imy vigor whole ny Male ‘or Female. or at aw. m3- lm” AZIENTION LADIES!“MAIL 2C. STAMP FOR sealeu instructions for enlarging your bust 5 inches, ‘using Emma bust Developer; ubsolutely teed, ur Za-bewe slluatrated | caisloyue for 6c. EMMA TOILET BAZAAK, 2224 Trewout at. Boston. ay19-3m* PROFESSIONAL, —__ ME. RAPHAL, THE CELEBKAIED CLAIKVOY- Mie Astrologist, the seventh daugiter, bora With caul, Li@ woudertul healing power. Gives Lames | LL BLAKE, Captain, | Arh days. 7 Sona Se SS | Leave Washington trom swtion | New Oricaus via Atlants aud Montwomer: fernage ncrows New York cit) mm, Week days, 11:20pm, For Atlantic City, 11.40 daily For Paitimore, 6 3-30, 4-00, 4 ie 00 and 11 0: 5:00, 5:40, 6 00. For Pope's Creek L except Sunday. For Annapolis, «20 snd and 4.20 & 4:20pm. AiLWAy For Alexandria, 10°57 a For tuck Sunday at #14 7-20, 8-20 and 2 Wood, Passetiver Ament OH1O RAILROAD. nefiect May 1 J. General Mavager. [my1Z] General ALTIMORE AN Schedule syeuue and C str Por Chicago and Nortuwest, Vex Press daily 21:30 express For nats, St. Louis ehanapolis, express danly, 3.50 aud 1430 yeas For’ Pittsburg and Cleveland, express daily 9.30 a m, snd 840 piu 1 Pofdexiugtou 6nd points in the Shenandoah Valles, 30 For Winchester and way stations, 15.30 p.m. For Luray, 8:40 p. For Balai 7:30, 800, 12-16, o 40. 30 a.m., vi) p.m. iday's, 8°30" au 620, 11:00 pm Trams jeave Halt: 5:09, 6:20, 6-30, 10-20, aud 10:: 2 i 8 ror Aunapolis, 6:35 apd Paw, Sundays, 8:30 am. ‘Leave Anuap- ols, 6.40, 8/30 am, pan. Sunceya, 8:30 am, 4:00 pam. For Statous on the Metropolitan Branch, 16.30, $6 50 a.m., § ? cypal Stavous only, 0) pau. nid intermediate stations, m. wcton on Suuday at 1:13 plug 8 all stations ou Metropolitan Branch, t Frederick, *6:30, $6:30, 69:30, T1130 ain, $2.15, 13-30, 14:30 pom For hagerstown, thi :: ‘Trains ariive from Cus $:20 p.m, from Capen am, and 15.30 p day YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIVISIO’ For New Yor, trenton, B4., °4:05, 15:00, "10 *4:90 and *10:30 p.m. day train 0, Bufict Parlor Cars on ail Sleeping Car on we 10:30 p.m. opm 15, 8-00, *10-00,°12-00 nova, 0:15 aud 71030 ban pel. Philadelphia for Washington, *: “11:39 am, Thad, "4,51, p.m. Atlantic Oity, *4.4 cept Suuday. &m. and *12-00 m, Pasig. sSunday only Baywage cailed for and checked from hotels and resi- dences by Union Trausfer Company on orders jetta Seket offices, 619 anid Lol Foun. eve. and at depot CHAS. 0. BL Gen, Vass. Ax 3. T. ODELL, Geu. Manager. make ICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD Co. Schedule in etect MAT 11, TNO “0 Tenpessee Mati, dail, For t Cy for Warren- tou, seville, Charlottesville, Lynchburg and Stations between “Alexandria and Lynchburg, Roau- oke, Atlanta, bristol, Anoxvalie, Cha tid yy per Washitiyrtom to Koiue, Ga Mail day tor Culpeper, hesapeake and Ubio Lynchbure, Rocky Mo: anville and statin tween Lynchburg and Dany Greensboro’, Kai Asheville, Charlotte, Columbia, Aug Atlan’ Binoughan, ‘tenes aud Califorma. Pull rk to Atlanta and Pullman Sleepers Atlanta to Jrieeus Pull- man Steeper Danviile to Columbia aud Aususta. Puil- | eet Washington to Cincinnati via Cand Gd. 240 p.m.—Daily, except Sunday, for Strambury aud intermediate atati — 4:35 p-m.—Duily via Lyuchburg, Bristol aud Chat- tanoma. Pulimen Vestibule sicepers Wastineton te Metmphas, conuecting thence for all Arkausar ; 11:10 p.an.—Western Express da: Charlottesville, “Btaunton, Louisville, Cu te Pullman Vestibule drain Washiugiou to Cincinusts, with @ Pullinan Sleeper for Louiny 11.90 y.m.—Soushern Express for Lynchburg, lle, ‘alewh, Asheville, Charlotte, Colunbin, Aucusta, Atlanta, Montgomery, New Uricans, Lease. gud Caltiomia “pullman Vewtiiule Car Wasuitiricu to wile Sleeper Washington to Birmingham, Ala, Via Atiante and Georgia Pucitic Railway, and Pullman Sleeper Washington to Ashevilie fot Spramgm, NC, via Salisbury: Also Washingtou to Augusta vin Daiiville and Charlotte. drains ou Washinaton and Ohio division leave Wash- foucton {1-00 au, daily, 1-0 p04. dauly except uiday and 4:45 p.an. daily; arrive Round fill 1130 au. 09 p.m. daily aud pat sp houud Hil > pan. daily tug Wasbington 6-30 ain ad 3:05 pam, and 7:35 p.m oe ‘Tbrough traits frou the south via Charlotte, Dan- Villeand Lynchbuty srmve tn Washington Memphis. Pullman Sb 11-24 am Past lottesvilie, Stations Y p.m. ; returning and 7:10p. Bast, Toumesven, Brimuland Lywcte burg at au. aud 9:50 p.m; Via Chesapeake an Oni route aud Charlottesville at 2 48 pan end Sle Pm. aud 6:oSam. Strasburg local at 10-47 a.m. 10"). ni vrompuly np | sudiucns dates. Dutt tai to sce this lady. Movi SES PAR oud return. $1.50. | 10. 910 F at. uw. mi2d-Oe" CHILDELN HALF ¥Awi song OF. CLAY, reliable genuiue and vaturel-Lorn Clairvo; So og ae ee | khd Wonderful prophetic giitor eecond sight; reveals every pidden mjsiery. Duds lost vrstolen property; | brings reparated toveier , causes rpeeay must riuges ives success in business; Tewoves tally troubles, evil aufluences; advice ob bumuess, love, or auytune To be bad from weiabers of the Divisions and atthe depot. mz4-5t gALa WATew TRIP, Ss GRAND FAMILY EXCURSION To COLD REAL BEACH, W. T. CAUMP, Proprietor. - bi of, All Dusivese couBdential. "Never a Spend pleasant Gay at the sea. "Shore dinner | Becu hum wo tak St. wharf S45 ain, Hom? 11 pn Music aud fe | Hours, 9 a.m. t08:30p.m Sundaye2to 8pm freshmnents ou steamer, ure Suc. me reat’ | Sittines, be. lors, 503 12th st, m. m17-2w* . DREAMER, THE ONLY WONDERFUL i ard German Astrologer in theciny ME Gifted English apd gone in eas. 410% Oth ow. STEAMBOAT CO. On and after the 18th of May the new iron steamer d vents of ise. Office hours, Gf Sunday irom 10abb to.8:30 pase my 16-102" Ghatice Macalester will leave Washingwon overy day | AQ ME, BROOKE TELLS ALL FRE EVENTS {except Sunday) at 10 aan. and ¥:3U pam, tor Me, Ey RB between Z tlemen 50 cents dudLst., 4th Nernon ud Mareball pana, Ki “3 | se oe. mi2-12w* 1: Will leave Washington att) az, P.m. and 6 Pm. for Marsbail Hall, Jeaving Hall as D G 4:30 and 7 p.m. Last vout arr.ves at Washington at RY oops. Pops , inher ad Tasch terved ou the stewmner on NDR IN BLEACHED COTTON, tn short Yure, round trip to Mount Vernon, including admis- toweling. 3c. sion \o grounds aud manson, $1.00. Satziive. By gee wide, 17c, and 18c. found trip to Marshall ‘end all other points, pORTLDUEI's LACK COLLARS Jeep thas whelento For charters of Steamers and Corcoran | ""PENCH SATINE, Henrietta finish, 250, for either Moust Veruon or Marshall Heh apply 0 | CHALLIES, iu beautiful CAPT, L. L) BLAKE, on the steamer, Sib Taube TER eet coloen 26, myl6 L. L. BLAKE, Captain. PEAtHEN PROOF a TickiING. BLACK Mu inches EW STEAMER BARTHOLDI CAN BE CHAR | BLACK BUMBIPTT A: 40 inchon woe 500. Neo eae river; Recommodate 100 Back HENBIDTA, an extra Uarpuin G6 inches passengers: per day, 930 and $35, kxcept Sundays wide, 650. nd May $0 will make hourly tripe, 15 ct, to Plu Fiver landings, Piossure Bote of oli kinds for CUMBERLAND & SOM, Foot of Fat tow. tats tin STAGE EXCURSION EWITT’S TALLY DRS cts ‘Tickets, sleeping car reservation and information furuished sud Oasyame checked at office, 1500 Penn- ® lvaniaave., abd at pas-enger station, Penusylvauie Fatlroad, 6th and B sts, JAS, L. TAYLOR, Gen. Pass. Agent. POTOMAC RIVER BOATS: FARE, $1.50. Leave 6th street wharf at 5 pm, Tuce Steamers i auareday Saturday aud Suuday. ure aut }— 5 a Cal motu HE STEAMER “MATTANO” LEAVES 71TH 8T. Wharf e ‘Sun y. Tuesda a Thi — fect ta he tea bre aa Siyeduwn and Wedus us far ae in Mattawoman Creek on pun- ye Up, 1b Port Tobacco Creeks ‘Thursdays ao Moudays aud Wedurmiay: sud Chaptice aud fn) Wicomico haver Tuas Say aiteruooue, GT. JONEN, Apr myn ta at wl XORF. TRESS MONKOE. 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