Evening Star Newspaper, June 6, 1890, Page 8

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C. FRIDAY, JUNE 6. 1890 LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. FORECAST TILL EIGHT A.M. SATURDAY. For the I of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia. fair. except showers tonight; cooler; winds becoming southwesterly; cooler Saturday Bight. ITION OF THE WATER, Temperat nd condi water at 7 am.—Great Fails, temp condition, 26. iving reservoir. temperatare, 82 Con- dition ction, 23; condition at south cou 26. Distributmg reservoir. ature Condition at influent gate 30: condition at eftluent gate house, 32. High tide m the river, 10:37 p.m. ; low tide, 4:41 p.m. th conn mn, 2 20 Pex Cext Savep on all shoes and slippers Dought at the closing-out sale at J. Brocn’s, 722 7th st. Use the Johnston breakfast coffee. Requires no settling. pound. woman in these degenerate days of social ex- actions is indeed difficult, unless Dr. Henley’s Celery, Beef and Iron, the great female regu- lator, be used, Its effects are wonderful. Mik asp Watsxy Tes: 5. Humpier’s, cor. 434. Sorrp Oak Bepsteap, washstand, bureau. large bevel mirror, two cane-seat oak chairs and rocker, table, towel rack, good mattress and woven wire springs, only $29. Brown Son, Wth street near Pennsylvania avenue. Hore deferred maketh the heart sick. A. B. C. Tonie maketh the heart glad. Licurstne Rods,electric work.J.H.KUEHLING. va Gas Ravogs axp Stoves. Suzpp & Bro., 432 Ith street. Srerxo Lame. For spring lamb and Washington dressed beef go to J. K. Kenry, market, and N. Sth st. wing, Center Sth and K sta. marke Have You Seex tue Pants we mak from <5 up, and suits to order from $2 pian Bros., 7th and E. Tuose beautiful vari-colored lanterns so much admired by visitors to the gardens and boulevards of Paris are on at “Tne Fam” at 31.60 a dozen, or io cents singly. Tur PB: Heurich’s Borrms Exrernte gas lighting. J. H. Kventrxe. 200 Fr.Bos., $1.15. Li Gnocens, ATTENTION! and spices 0 st AND Pcxest Beer in the market is ~extra pale” lager. THE ARLINGTON 4 Co. Telephone 634- -Bervixcrr & MILter y your teas, coffees xstox Bros. & Co., the whole- Brrore yo THe Corntry let us fit hi suits. Sizes, 4 to 14 years. . 7th and BE, the 21 and 923 ges disp RMAX Whitney rooms of Howse 7th and Tay a Case lager. py Carri: «il ave. D. W, or Hevure ‘Tae AgLixetox Borriine Co., xtra pale” 27th and K sts. nw. ramphorated and made moth #PIRE CARPET CLEANING «ave. n.W, Telephone 425-2 er, $1.65. 1.95, Ser 4 Adjastable wit 6 guiions ve ant Gem ice cream free low sereens, 25¢. vapor fluid, 75c. J. W. Scuarren & Bro, China and ¢ Burana A s, speaking tbes, J. Kuenus. 6 Pennsylvania avenue, ‘oMFORT and Mamma’s Health demand a Carriage. ‘The Czrepnaten Wuitsex is the best. Sole Credit Agency at House & Hexrwass’s 917, 921 and 923 7th and 636 Mass. ave. n.w. For #8 You Cax Buy a beautiful blue serge suit, well made and perfect fitting, at Eiseman Bros.’, 7th and E Boanps, €1.15 per 100 feet. 6th and ‘Tose charming and effective little vari-col- ored lanterns which adorn public and private gardens in Europe are to be found at “Tur Farm” at $1.60 a dozen. Laws Vasrs axp Srrtees. Suepp & Bro.. 432 9th street northwest. Exgcrnic Brxis,speaking tubes, J.H.Kveatiso. CITY AND DISTRICT. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Y.ave, Avparon’s. — Lamont Opera Company in “Erminie.” Kerway’s.—Pialras Variety Combination. Masoste Tempt “The Haymakers” by the young people of Hamline M.E. Church. Music Hatt.—Lecture by Bishop Keane and concert. CONDENS| ——— ED LOCALS. Mr. Westel W. Willoughby of this ¢' Judge Willoughby. who was a memper of the High School class of 1835, has been appointed feilow in history and political science at the Jobus Hopkins University for the ys ting of L y 2672, Knights tevenin: ations were adopted st the opposition to answering ms coucerning homes and a dead infant was found near Atam of Labe Last even the north end of the navy yard tunnel. ng _ = = the leaves keep up « continual movement from AMUSEMENTS. the breezes which blow constantiy. Capon Springs is just sucha place. It is in Hamp hildren to see the Shetland ponies ding young people” of Hamline M. F. nd their friends, constituting a chorus of eighty voices, to be assisted by the George- town Orchestra, will present the ata of “The Haymakers” at Masonie Temple this evening at 5 « ock. Admission, 25 ceuts, A lecture by Bish Keane and a concert under direction of Prof. L. E. Gannon will take place at Music Hali this evening under the auspices of the Father Mathew Totai Abstinence Societs ing music stores. entertainment this Tickets on sale at lead- One of the features of the ay the exhibi- tion of the original »a the At the great North mountain, near Win- great temperance ap: ‘ather Va., are the famons Rock Enon Theobaid Mathew, in his temperance crusade $ and mineral baths. These springs throughout Ireland. = This relic has been been famous for years on account of the kindly loaned to the Father Mathew T. A. ial property of the waters and of the ge Giety for this occasion by the owner, Mrs. W. Young of this city. June 11 the Academy of Acting wiil present Mr. Edmund Shattesbury in the title role of the great play, “Christopher Columbus” an histor- jeal romance in four acts, Tickets, 25, 50 and ‘76 cents, at Metzerott's. —— A Mother’s Appeal for Her Son. William J. Patch, the young man who has been arrested a number of times for annoying the officiais of the Centra! National Bank. was in the Police Court again today. He was Drought in on the old charge of vagrancy, on which he was tried some time ago. He promised then te remain away from the bank, and the judge accepted his mother on his bond. Since then he has been annoying the bank officials as usual, and Judge Miller ordered that his bond be forfeited. The unfortunate young man’s mother appeared in his behal begged the court to Give ker son another chance. She said she was Koing to take him away from the city. Judge Miller told her that when she got Feady to take him away she could have the opportunity. “Oh, judge, let me take him home. the heart-broken mother: but the j told her that she would have to make ements to take him away before he would reiease nim. pleaded Tar Heel Republicans Rejoice. ‘The North Carolina Republican Association held an anniversary meeting at Monumental Halli iast night. The officers for the ensuing year were formally installed, as follows: Col. W. P. Canaday, president; A. 8. Richardson, Hon. John A. Hymau, vice presidents; W. G. Fear- 3 nolds, assistaut secre- afy, treasurer; Hon. John Nich- Sadg M. 5. Pox, executive com- H. Henderson, sergeant-at-arms, Col. Canaday was presented with a gavel worked out of a pine knot and a gavel rest of the same material. As soon as the business had been transacted the members of the association and their guests sat down to a bountifuliy spread table, and ches and merriment were the order for rest of the evening. Puysietays assert that Biooker’s Dutch is the -_ really pure cocoa in market and the best.— A aaron Tux Coxrestaxts in Tue Sran’s advertiso- ment contest are not restricted to prose. Blank Weise or jiagic may win. Sold by all grocers at 2sc. per Be a Womax.—“I think,” says an eminent writer. “that a true and perfect woman is the crowning act of ereation;” but to be a perfect Fa rn eonouniioozensiteerersrenreaestee etal eee CSaf aN teeesinseeretintitinarmetiniaiedeaaxcsaimneniniimaeiabionsieiansone sae omsaiioie ie aie Rene ee ercikaeieesausmk nts smite saan oundiptiesseiasacrniasipivetecenieeereaesuieienenigeeesacanmmemanceaebsenansietteeticassasn niin ITaEaR : WHERE COOL BREEZES BLOW. Resorts on Mountain or Seaside Where One Can Find Comfort. j The weather suggests thoughts about the mountain and seashore. Aftera brief expe- rience with real hot days and nights in the city those who can seek a cooler climate are very apt to do so. the great problem of where to go that the ad- vertising columns of Tue Star are of the greatest value. In order to assist persons who have not made their choice of a summering place Tut Star publishes notices of resorts where one can find pleasure and comfort. Fronting directly on the ocenn the Atalanta Hotel at Asbury Park is a fayorite resort. The proprietor, Wm. Applegate, has already opened his house for the summer season and is pre- pared to see his old friends aud their friends, From every window of the Oriental Hotel and annex at Asbury Park a view of the ocean can be had. The proprietor, Samuel B, Me- Intyre, announces that the house will be open until October 1. It aceommodates 375 persons, ‘The Windsor Hotel is located directly on the beach at Cape May. Its position commends the house to visitors, and the proprietor, W. W. Green, endeavors to make the accommoda- tions of the house of equal attraction to his guests, Hotel Oceanic, at Barnegat City, N.J., will open its hospitable doors on the 28th of June. The proprietor, E. C. Brice, proposes to con- duct the hotel in the interests of his guests. The Hotel Kensington, 13 south Missouri avenue, Atlantic City, is conducted on both the American and European plans. It is located near the Reading railroad and the beach. The [srorpapae J. C. Johnson, announces that the otel is open. If you want to rent a cottage or a hotel or anything of that character in Atlantic City you can obtain all desired information from Isreal G, Adams & Co., who have offices there, Cottage sites in eligible locations can be pur- chased at Deer Park, Md. M. V. Richards, the immigration agent of the Baltimore and Ohio road, bas these lots for sale and offers them for 3100 h. The elevated location makes its specially desirable for summer residence. ‘The well-known resert in eastern Pennsylva- nia, Delaware Water Gap, has attractions which last from year to year. In this old-time sum- mering place the well-known Water Gap House, under the management of L. W. Broadhead, is open for the reception of guest: People who are troubled with dyspepsia, as well as those who are not, will be interested to learn that Alleghany Springs, Va., is open for the season. The water 1s indorsed by the med- ica! profession. Colhoun, the general ager, can give information as to the de- lightfal climate and other particnlars, The Seaside Park Hotel at Seaside Park, N. J., on Barnegat bay, opened for the season last Thursday and is now ready to aceommo- date guests to the number that it takes to fill a hundred large and commodious rooms. All of these rooms have oNan or bay fronts. Chichester and Stewart are the new owners of Stribling Springs, in the Shenandoah mount- ains, Virginia, and they have done « great deal toward making them the best in that part of the count They inelude alum, sulphur and chalybeate waters und the house is the best ap- pointed in the Virginia mountains, Mrs. Georgia Smith, who has accommodations for summer guests at St. Michael's, Talbot county. with means for boating, bathing and fishing, can take afew more people for the summer, The Carrollton, near the beach at Ocean Grove, N.J., is a first-class house in every par- teular. Dr. J. Wilson is the, manager this seaso: A Washingtonian has taken a house. well furnished, at Atlantic Ci and would like to make summer arrangements with other par- ties who are going to the seaside. Any per- son interested should call at 1232 14th street, Capon Lake Home is the attractive name of an equally attractive resort in the West Vir- ginia mountains, where invalids can find all sorts of healing waters, including lithia and iron. Near the house are means for good boat- ing and bathing and excelient bass fishing. Guests are met at Winchester by comfortabie . For particulars address W. N. C. Willson. Capon Springs P.O., or get circulars from Williams’ drug store, corner of 9th and F streets, or Magruder’s pharmacy. corner of 19th street and the avenue, or at 826 12th street, Coney Island, New York, will keep up its big reputation. At this favored spot you have the brighton Beach Hotel, which will open on Jane 28. The Brighton offers every advantage, and Washingtonians will feel sure of the e: cellence of the cuisine when it is known that Mr. John Pfaff, who has made such an envia ble reputation for the Shoreham, will be the chef. Rooms for this pleasant resort can be obtained by appheation to R. G. Burke, at the Riggs House. Tne Thousand Islands have long been noted for the cool breezes which hover around this favored spot and for the almost unrivaled ex- cell of the fishing to be found hereabouts The new St. Lawrence Hotel at Cape Vincent, N.Y., has Mr. J. H. Robinson for its manager this year. The hotel possesses every conve- nience in the way of electric hghts and other aids to comfort. Full particulars and diagri of rooms can be had of J. H. Robinson, 170 Broadway, N. Y. The well-known Kittatinny at the Delaware Water Gap is now open for the season, W. A. Cc. Brodhead & Sous have charge of this pleasant hotel, and circulars can be obtained directly trom them, Old Point Comfort, Va.. is well known to scorching every Washingtonian, and this weather brings up the pleasante of the coolness to be obtained at Old Poiut, The Sherwood is open the year round for the accommodation of its guests. Rooms at $10 per Week and upward, Just think of a lovely mountain region where shire county, W. Va. It is only 115 miles from Washington. The medicinal properties of the Capon Springs and baths have been highly ex- tolled by eminent physicians. For mformation and pamphlets address W. H. Sale, the pro- prietor. Arandale Springs, Bedford, P; favored summer regions of tl location for beauty and healthfulness is almost unsurpassed. Situated at a spot where the drainage is perfect. malaria and such diseases take immediate flight. Alsip & Sinith are the proprietors, from whom all information can be obtained, is one of the country. The al healthfulness of the lu The situa- tion is only about six hours from Washington and the hotel will be opened on June 19. For terms aud all information apply to A. 8, Pratt, at the Sun building. Inne 12 is the date for the opening of the Bedford Springs, at Bedford, Pa. This locality has long heid an cfwiable reputation for its healthfulness and the general excellence of all the arrangements, I. B. Doty is the mana- ger, to whom apply for all information, of CT THE UNIVERSITY CLUB. They will find in trying to solve | A BIG CAVE. Washington Men Make a Discovery While Quarrying for Lime. Messrs. Cammack & Decker of this city, Proprietors of the Shenandoah Lime Works at Strasburgh Junction, Va., were informed this morning by Mr. George E. Decker, manager of | the works, of the discovery of a large cave in the lime stone quarry in which they were work- ing. Mr. Decker arrived in this city this morn- ing and to the members of the firm related the Particulars of the discovery. The first open- ing into the cave was made on Monday, but considerable work was necessary before the real character of the find could be determined. Yesterday, however, tho last of the smal! open- ings was passed and the exploring party found themselves in a __ series of large chambers stretching out for several hundred feet and at leasta hundred yuris beneatn the surface of the earth. Sta- lactitex and stalagmites abound in the most beautiful variety, the stalagm) formations being especially wonderful. In one of the chambers a long, sloping ledge of rock leads to an impassable ravine, down which a lighted ball of lampwick saturated with alcohol was seen to fall for some seconds, being finally lost to view without seeming to have reached the bottom of the abyws. ‘The large chambers dis- covered seem to he connected by a number of long corridors thickly filled with hanging and upgrowing formations. In places the vaulted roof of the largest chamber was so far over- head as to be invisible in the light afforded by the candles, A press dispatch this morning announced that the cave was found on the land of Mr. Borum of Strasburgh. This, a Star re- porter was informed, is incorrect, as the quarry in which the find is locatd@l was sold to Messrs. Cammack & Decker a year ago and they have since located a large lime manuf. tory there. Mr, Geo. W. Decker of the firm and Mr. Geo. E. Decker, the manager of the works, leave here tonight for the purpose of conducting further explorations and to take the necessary steps to develop the cave. ——— The Veterans of Company A, The Veteran Association of Company A, Washington Light Infantry, met last night at Grand Army Hall and elected James W. Pum- phery, Reuben Whitney, William A. Yates and Howard Taylor to active membership, ‘The association was made the grateful recipient of Steps Taken to Incorporate the Organi- zation, ‘The University Club as anincorporated body is now av assured fact. Forty or fift: em- bers were present last night at the Arlington for the final meeting of the summer. The special object of the meeting was the dis- cussion of the question of incorporation. Mr. J. H. Voorhees, the chairman, presided and Dr. Weston Flint acted as chairman, Ata previous meeting Mr. Voorhees was directed of which he should be a member, Last night he aunounced the following committee: Dr. J. C. Welling, Justice A. B. Hagner, Alex. D, An- derson, W. V. Rh. Berry, Henry Wise Garnett, Reginald Fendall and Joha H. Voorhees, A proposition to increase the size of the com- mittee was lost by a decisive vote and on mo- tion of Mr. Anderson the club adjourned to meet again on the second Monday in next October. The prospects of the new organiza- tion are now most encouraging. One or two minor difficulties that x J mm the way at the outset have been happily overcome and it would seem as though the University Club had taken along step ad on a prosperous and successful carcer. Rechabites Have a Good A complimentary pibdirioenioe ‘a4 given | ONE PRICE, last night by Cammack Tent, No. 56, Inde- pendent Order of Rechabites, The tent room, at 434 street and Pennsylvania avenue, was well filled with an enthusiastic audience. A to appoint an incorporating committee of seven, | a complete roster of Company Aas it was in 1861. Mr. J. F. Mudd was the donor. Bucaxrxe Dows. SERIOUS RESULTS FEARED. The following is from an employe in the U. 8. Gov- ernment Printing Omi “Two years ago 1 was ina very bad state of health, Dyspepsia, constipation, catarrh aud geveral breaking down of the system led me to fear serions cesults, Several physicians gave me only temporary relief. At length, while visiting my home in Hammonton, N @ physician, who was also a personal friend, asked me } if I had ever tried auy of the alteratives, to which I re- plied, No. He then strongly ured me to take Hood's Sarsaparilla, I was surprised at this recommendation and asked why he shculd urge the use of a preparation like this. He replied: ‘Ido not consider Hood's Sursa- parilla a patent medicine, It should be classed among standard preparations tor its real worth. 1 followed hiswdvice aud have taken eight bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla, with what seems to me a marvelous re- sult, Teall myself well aguin. Dyspepsia, constipa- tion, languor, weakness—misery—have disappeared and I feel once more like a inan, THE CATARRH from which I suffered 4 or 5 years is also cured. My head and throat are clear and I have the use of my natural voice. H. HARRALD, 201 E st. u.w,, W: ton, D.C If you are in need of a good medicine to purify your blood, build up your strength, cure dyspepsia,or create an appetite, try HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA, Sold by all druggi 81; sixfor $5. Prepared only by C. I, HOOD & CO., Lowell, Mass. 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR Trento, Breese, Busenwse, And scaly diseases of the skin and scalp causing days of misery and nights nd SI of sleepless agony, are instantly ? id economically enred by t when all other remedies and the best physicians fail, Substantial evidence of the truth of this statement is to be found daily in this paper. 8 relieved, Bonrcuerys SPRING LEAF TEA At 50c. a pound, Used in various parts of the country. Orders received today from Presley, Kansas; Valley City,*North Dakota; Baltimore, Md. 2. W. BURCHELL Iswe wat m3 Mouarms, Cunuir SILKS, VELVE’ VERY FIN' yard wide, 10c. INDIA CHA MBRIC, Steel Gray and Tau, reduced cash price 13 HINA SILKS, immense assorunent of new styles, fA ENGLIS of new shades, wide doul BEAUTIFUL DRESS GINGHA soriuent of new styles, 10, 123. 1 BLACK SILK MOHAIR BRILLI cellent quality, wide double fou % VERY BEST QUALITY FRUIT OF THE LOOM COLION, surd Wide, She. HANDSOME BATT». new siyles, Tbe. 19, 18, COLORED SURAT SILK: CASHM i ble width, immense assortment of S, elegant French s. nearly yard and @ half wide, ali pure wool, bai gai, Be. T QUALITY ble width, “25e. SHEETING COTTON, A CASH PURCHASE T0 THE AMOUNT OF 85 ENTITLES THE PURCHASER IO ONE OF OUR VALUABLE PRESENTS. Fy V M. Suvsrex & Soxs. ‘Mark down list for next week will comprise: 50 pieces CHINA SILK, SOc. ; former price $1.00. . mo + “01.00; * °° 81.25. = = =o oc > eben = iF “ 9150; “ $2.00. ‘Ihese are choice goods both as to quality and de: signs. 50 pieces STRIPED WASH SURAHS, 85c.; former price #1. ‘We have in stock about 120 pieces, striped, figured and plain, in BLACK DRAPERY NETS which must be SOLD, and the priceis what will sell them. We have marked them at sweeping reductions. It will | Pay you to come and see what a beautiful line we have. | BATISTE and PONGEE CLOTH in plain colors and “figures. GINGHAMS in French, Scotch, Irish and American in great variety, 50 pieces AMERICAN CHALLIES Just opened, choice styles. 50 pieces of OUTING CLOTHS. BLACK GOODS in great variety. GRENADINES in striped, plaids. figured and plain. Want to sell them and have marked them at bottom prices. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS 919 Pennsylvaniaave. | m3L music erary exercises rendered. EW UNIVERSAL HAMMOND 1' ITER — Miss Susie Mobley of. Podge, 1.0. | any Augsnverented oa Sypewritery are invited to ea G. T., was presented with a gold watch for WitrER win the nenanurten Key faithful services, She ‘te the organist of the | ‘sala mot On lodge. si 22-100, "Git and O20 sth at wee. Crrveraxs Superior Baxixe Poworn, Creveraxps Superior Baxixe P. OWDER. Crrvetaxps Superior Baxrxe Pownen, Absonvrety Tar Besz, BECAUSE It is pure and wholesome. It is mchest in cream of AFEW ‘tartar, REASONS WHY _iIt is bighest im 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,f&m adulteration. Din & Bros DAILY BUDGET OF NEWS. ARE YOU GOING AWAY? Are you going away? if so you will need a shawl for DON'T FORGET cool evening's wear; this is DUSTEKS, necessary. With this knowl- SILK ede in mind we include every- MOHAIR thing generally used. We have BRILLIANTINES marked them all at SL AN ALL Il Hight weight. There PRICES dezen inal, Only 276 TO ‘These ure also com- SUIT YOU. __ mendable for Old Ladi»s, 110 PARASOLS in all the plain colorinss; also Invisible Stripes with beautiful Handles, Borderings to harmon- ize, $1. Nice for early wear or to take away you. for Baby Carriayes, ranging in price from 35c. to $2.50. Many prices in between, ‘Those new creations of styles. How they do scem to take. Lots of new ones received this week. Styles become more Deautifnl all the while. With ‘uscan also be found TIES and SHIRY STUDS to wear with these, You need an UMBRELLA? Ask tosee our “GEM” today, Your's for 1.08 are UMBRELLA, inch Gloria with silver handle the smallest folding silk case. In unlimited num- Umbrella to be found. ber of styles, Price, $5 PILLUW SHAMS. Every one needs these. Do you? Cur's start at 98c. These are made of cam! trimmed with deep hem and rufle aud cluster of tucks above hem, one afle, All this for ¥8c. per pair. We have fine ones iu cambric linen at $ 22.98, , $3.98, up to $12 a pair. WHAT 25c, WILL BUY, A low, square neck CORSET COVER, made of good muslin, French scams; perfect fit, Your PARASOL COVERS ' VASSAR SHIRTS. 1,000 of these came in size, SILE CHEMISE, $3.98. A bargain of bargains, Where else can you find a SILK CHEMISE for $3.98. Good Colors, such as Laven- cht Biue aud the new ad” Black, These are mad of good China Silk, trimmed around neck and sleeves, fin- at the bottom with Silk edged with White Valcu- Lace. NGHAMS, choice selection, styles umunberiess, pl ks, plaids or bordered. 1}e. per yard. BEAUTIFUL DRESS FRENCH GINGHA) per yard. Regular 3734 cents goods. EGYPTIAN BATISTE. We control this material for this city, This is # decidedly new material in fast colorings We charge you only loc. per yard. FIGURED LINEN LAWNS. A great number of 1a- dies preter this material to all others, It is desirable, always relixble colors, looks nice when laundered, You can find it with usina quantity of good patterns INDIA LINENS. This old standby material, alw desirable, ever commendable, ve 12ke. carry in all the grades, begin- quaaty ning at the Sc. quality up to the worth very finest made. Ourgreat num- 18e, ber is our c. quality, of per which we have thousands of yard. yards each and every yard worth Ise. TRIMMINGS, either Lace or Embroideries, for Dresses. Our stock of EMBROIDERIES finds no equal here- abouts, We've literally everything. See us soon, >>, >> i - RRR, RR G G hk GEG RRR ROR ERR 2 R KR 00. 0° 00 o0 v0 420, 422, 424, 426 SEVENTH ST. A RRR RRR AAR KR R AA RRR RRR AA K RR R A a 4K RK RK 11s NATURE AND CURE, BY AP 1017 LIGHTHILE, H ST, NORTHWEST. M.D. Catarrh monifests itself by a discharge from the head, sometimes of a coloriess Dut oftener ofa pury ter, which im many insta Patients feel us thougi their whole Lead is ina stuteof corruption, ‘Lhe discharge often lodges behind and above the so . requiring al- most coustaut hawkin for its removal. Often scales or inerustations are blown from the nos trils, either solid or of a tubular form. Dieath is offensive, and sometimes revoltin fetid. Smell, and occasionally the taste. 18 paired or desireyed, the hearing becomes af fected, noises in the head umke their appear und the eyes ure apt to become irritated and watery, The head feels full, heavy, and compressed, especially above and between the eyes, and severo neuralgte pain is often ex- Terienced about the face and head, ‘The patient coughs more ov jess, has a capricious appctite, loses flesh aud streuxth, is depressed in spicits sud inclived to drowsiness. ‘The weakened and often seriously impaired. isteken from the least exposure. and step by step the inflammation spreads until it reaches the lungs and termivates in Consumption, So frequently has this tuial course beeu noticed that Cutarrh is now looked upon as one of the curliest 1anifestations of this dread disease. By the system of treatment which we have eriginated and rince carried to scientific per fection, a gomplete and radical eure of Catarrh can be effected. ‘This we huve demonstrated in thousands of cases, representing the disease in every form and in li its va ions stages of de- Yelopment. Our treatment reaches the dis- Cased parts in the most direct and positive manner, instantaneously penetrating every cell und cavity of the head with the most bene- Leial results, So effective is this plan of medi- cation that €ven a single upplication ts pro- ductive of immediate aud decided relief, and by continuing this treatment the discharge diminishes, irritation is allayed, the inflam Gon sutsides, ulcerations are imede to heal, ‘until finally radical aud permanent cure 1s ‘emtablished, # isso copious that DR LIGHTHILL, 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 ST. NW. Herdics pass the door. Tux Tuoxsox-Hovsrox Exzornio : COMPANY, 620 Atlantic avenue, Boston, Mass. m9-tf ASHINGTON OFFICE, ¥533 F 82. wizdm CITY ITEMS. Specialties‘at The Oriole, 822 7th st. n.w. and 1610 14th st. n.w., for Saturday and Monday only. Parasoles.—25 Children’s Parasoles, solid colors, 19. Misses’ 75e. Coaching Parasoles, solid colors or fancy figured, 49c.. Our $1.59 Gloria Silk Umbrellas, gold cap, at $1.25. Underwear.—Ladies’ 25c. ihbed Vest at 12%gc. Ladies’ 50c. Lisle ‘Thread Ribbed Vests at 25c. Children’s Ganze Vests at 9, Children’s Ribbed Vests, 10e. Brocaded Sash Ribbon, picot edge, 25¢. per ya. Ladies’ 69. Outing Cloth shirt Waists or Blouses at 500. La ’ Fast Black Hose, 3 pairs for 25c. Ladies’ 25e. Open Work Black Silk Mitts at 19c. 19¢. Outing Belts at ge. 2be. Leather Belts, lic. Hemstitehed Em- broidered Flouncing, for children’s dresses, 35e. per yd. Men's Furnishings, 50c. Flannel Overshirts, yoke back, 38, 69, Flannel Overshirts, plaited bosoms, at 50c. Extra Size Outing Shirts, up to size 20, at 50e. 39c, Men's or Boys’ Bleached or Unbleached Drawers, 25e. Tailor-made Pepperil Jean Drawers, double seat, 49. Gauze Under- shirts, long or short sleeves, at 25. 25a Striped Half Hose, full regular, 12%. per air. 10c. Handkerchiefs, in Plain White or Fancy Border, large size, 5c. Sic. Silk Sns- penders, 19c. it Broad Run Creamery Butter, none bet- ter, 25e. Ib, ‘Sunrise Chop” ‘Tea, splendid 50c. Tea, Excellent Tabie Claret, 25c. bottle. New Maple Sugar, to close out. Le. Ib, Old Manduhling Java Coffee, royai drink. 1t* M. & P. Merzcen, 417 7th st. nw. That 50c. Mackinaw Mat is raising quite a breeze! No wonder, when you con- sider that the actual value’ is about double that figure. Franc, One Price, 7th and D, It Pure Rye Whisky, Pure Virginia Claret, 25c.; half gai.. 50c. Raspberry Vinegar, 2c. bot. Lime Juice, Best Process Fiour, ualf barrel, £1.50. Sardines, new; Potted Meats, Preserves, lt PI Wirsox, 934 Tih st, new, Broad Run Creamery Butter, 25c. ib. Try it. M. & P. Metzorr, 417 7th st, now, 1t* All the Latest Novelties in Paper Pat- terns, Dress Reform, Divided Skirts, Ladies’ Vassar Shirts, &c., to be had only at the “Do- mestic” Sewing Machine Ofiice, 7th and H. 2t Save Money and buy your Shoes and Slip- pers at the closing-out saie of a J, Bnock, 722 7th st, Its English, You Know. Cold Beer served in Engiish Stone Mugs. je6-2t Jouxson’s. 405 11th st. now. Excetlent Table Clarct, 25, bot, | Mrz Gek’s, 7th st i“ Granbery Racquets. 477 Pa. ave. 1t* Riverdale Park. $10 cash, $5 per month will buy a Beantifal Lot in the prettiest subdivision near Washing- tou, Lots range in size and prices from 40x120 for $300 to 60x150 from $250 to 2400. arties wishing to embrace this opportunity of g a small amount month and owuing real estate will be shown the property tree of cost. Salesmen are ready to accompany such persons at any time. ins leave B. and O. depot at 8:30 a.m, 12:10, and 6: p.m.; returning leave Riverdale 9:46 a.m, and , 4:01, 6:10 and 7:25 p. Short ride. Call office and make appointment to go, or write to office and have salesman call on you. Wasn’y Daxeniowen, jes five years old, G5c. qt 1115 F st. new, It’s English, You Know. Cold Beer served in English Stone Mugs, je6-2t Jounsoy’s, 405 11th st. new, Finest Butter in the city, 25e. per pound, Exainine it before purchasing elsewhere, M. & P. Meracer, 417 7th st. now, Branch store 2108 14th st, now. id “Lo, the Conquering Hero Comes! Watch the prices at Willis’ Shoe Store, 918 7th st. n.w.—Ladies’ Slippers from i3e, to. $3; Ladies’ But. Boots from tc. to 26; Men's Fine Shoes from Y5e, to $7; 1,090 pairs Ladics’ Slip- pera, 13¢, 0. C. Wituis, Jn., mz3-1&m8t* 918 7th st. now, Carriage Lap Spreads, in Linen, Momie Cloth and Plain and Plaid Woolen Cloths of light weight, from 7c. to €8, at ‘Toruam's ‘Yrunk and Harness Manufactory, 125 ave. L.W. mn Excellent Table Claret, 25e. bot, Merz- GER's, 7th st. iw n, You Know. English Stove Mugs, Jounsos’s, 405 Mth st. aw, Cold Beer served i je6-2t Chatelaine Satchels, Pocket Books, Dress- ing Cases, Cuff and Collar Boxes, Card Cases and Other Fancy Leather Goods in the greatest variety at peices that we guarantee. ‘Tornam’s ‘Trunk and Harness Manufactory, 1231 Penn. ship of the play, bu wail also wi ayd Isabeli Chains; th bus in Beantitui Seville. sta.w. py,,8,Choma of 80. assisted by the AMUSEMENTS. _ DeEess THE PRIZE PICNIC ON Jt S90. wiven vy the Hotel Coach Drivers’ Associa- tion at BECKER'S GARDEN, 4th and E Streets N.E. handsome prize presented to the best lady cancer. _ Tickets, 250. 6-20" Es SUMMER GAEDEN, 708-710 E Street n.w, Nase GRAND FAMILY EXCURSION TO RIVER VIEW, wy THE GOLDEN STAR PLEASURE CLUB, ON MONDAY, JUNE 9. 1890. New Palace Steamer Saunvet J. Pentz will ave 7h, = 45 a.m. aud 1:4. and 6:45 p.m. , re. xine pacue apap et Je Soandbsivand 1 pam. YO RECOND GRAAD EXCTRSION, oy rus ST AVERNON ACN CLL NO" 20, aR, O.C.A.M. MARINE BAND, ye6-20" a et _ 3e6-2t SATURDAY PVENING. Je Xcvestox to ERNAN'S NEW WASHINGTON THEATER, v Hleventa st. south of Pennsylvania svouua, — ay Ladies’ Matinees Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. FOUNDRY M.F. SUNDAY SCHOOL, “AS COOL AS A GARDEN.—Critic.” SATURDAY, JUNE 7 A RRR A 858g | Steamer Sami. J. Pentz leaves 7 PoP i 1. J. wes Teh st wharf et 9.30 pee ot aX Erie Pe Sgg, | @-u., 4:30 and 7pm. er noA*S Ton ROE SA Sus |] — Tickets 250. 52 $6 4 LL QUIET ON THE roroMac TONIGHT.” COMBINATION OF NOVELTIES, LBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. Evenings at 8. Positi LAMONT od ELIGHTFUL MOONLIGHT RIDE ON THE RIVE On the Palatial New Iron and Steol Steamer CHAS. MACALESTER, The Finest and Fastest Steamer on the Potomac. y Livhte kof the OPERA COMPANY Brilts fe . at 6:30 pam, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS, JUNE 6 AND 7, And ou Eaoh Friday and Saturday Evening during the Season of 1890, arriving in Washington on her retura at 10 o'clock pam. 40 MILES TO INDIAN HEAD AND RETURN, Landing at MARSHALL HALL Going and Ketury a Elegant Csfe on the Chas. Macalester. Meals and Lunchesat Marshall Ua'l Restaurant, F, ROUND TRIP, juarantoed. JUNE lL THE ACADIFMY OF ACTING WiLL, PRESENT Mr. EDMUND SHAFTESEURY In Kole ot the Great Play TOY POLUMBUS; on, KY OF AMERICA, tomance in Four Act Of this pla: event aly F Best of Order L. L. BLAKE, Caps. RST GRAND FXCUNSION OF r AT LOST, GAR TO MARS! . V 7 py am SATUKDAY, JUNE aftesbury is familiar to ing people the World over. He is the e fivest system of expression ever know, books are in use everywuere im America aud A. $80 and 6. the Dis- he Ko- | th Munic Baad tor grounds. “Department © Promivent pubLe cit lesa MOUNT VEKNO! AND MARSHALL HALL STEAMBOAT Co. Ovand after June 1, 1890, the new iron and steel Steamer CHARLES MACALESTER Wanita, the Howe aud Dea Bows and Arrows, Voyage Across the Water will be given in the Second Act ma Magnificeut Manner, ‘Ticket S0and 75 coats, at Metacrott's, 1110 F At the close of the play the Diplon will leave her wharf, foot of 7th «treet, fo will be conterred by Hon. Joun J. I Vernon aud Marshall itail as tollsee te fF Mount Ow'T Fe T TO TAKE THE CHILDREN To | ,,her MOx Every day (execpt Sunday) KIDING ACADEMY, tree, See Local Mention. 3 DON UEREGET fo TARE THE CdiLDREN Shetland Ponies at the WASHIN LIDING ACADEMY, tree. ‘See Local Mention: Je MAYMAKERS. see 0 ptn.; returning Pana 9.0 ‘On Fridays aud Saturdays, ons devas the river antate;, vices, Composed of “Young M. E.Crurch and their frieuds, a ligiut exeur- ian Head,” touching at i Hall gome aud returuim: . 40 recht (Cats os potuira. at 10 pa teon any »ple” of Hamline, GEOL oF naeomo hes at ail tives at Maratiall Hall FRIDAY LVENIN Admission, 250. ae rs, 15 cemte CULAR LINE OF COACHiS LEAVE. 32D cWww id M ste. now. every hour for Arlington Rou will make river stown as be. Ve be of ail kinds to hire, LRWIS 4, | laudine at Mare oui and vevurnin > ne | her whart daily wt 10 ams returning et 4p cout, Sunday tr will be annou: For for either Mo: LL BLAKL, ‘oran to Marshall Hall LECTURE LECTURE AND concent vs Macalester and Corcoran on OF Alarshall Hall apply to . OF the steauuer, wes At LINCOLN MUSIC HALL, FRO" CHASTE Te STEAM YACHT “BELLE 1." 2X DAY, WEEK OR MON 1H. Under auspices of the FATHER MATHEW TOTAL ABSTINENCE 5UOCIETY, FRIDAY EVENIN To reapousible private parties only. sleeping ac. commodations for 15 for Lourist or Piensure Par. ies. beapecially fitted for Famuly Parties, & verythinug cowplete and we cook af d od. er iors and termus apply on board of Subject: “Ihe Life and Work of Father Mathew, | Yacht at 7th-st, whart, the Apostle of temperance.” e W. B. WATROUS, Coucert under Direction of PROF. L. E, GANNON. m31-1m BLOF stn, c bition of th BRVER VIEW FOR T8090. WASHINGTONIAN: The New MOST POPULAR RESORT. xcursion Steamer SAMUEL J. PENTA, the Fastest on the Potomac. SUNDAY, three trips, leaving at 10-30 am. 310 and 6:30 p.m. Returning at 2, Sands pin, Tickets, at BOOKS AND STATIONERY : = z Greatest Boux Seysatiox. ENCYCLOPEDIA ‘EDNESDAYS, comm neing June 4, three trips, leaving at m., 1:450nd 645 pan, Keturning at 1. Gand 11-30 pam. Tickets, 250. Family Days commence SATURDAY, July Dancing Day und 1) BRITTANNICA. THE EXACT REPRODUCTION OF THE LATEST 1890 EDINBURGH EDITION finest pay Kk. Pine Brass iand on Sunday, ‘The WITH IMPROVED MAPS PRINTED 0} votomae lighted by electricity. ba- GOOD PAPER, HALF RUSSIA BOUND, shed on the grounds, Tus HANDSOME AND SUBSTANTIALLY, IN Tesort has a fine Switchback Railway and all other ts. The Steamer will be chartered 25 VOLUMES, AT [81.50 AVOLUME, DE- LIVERED WHENEVER WANTED AND PAID AS RECEIVED, or a liberal percentage allowed ou Uckets suid by 50- cieties, Bc. No objectionable parties allowed on auy of the above trips, £8 RANDALL, WHAT WE OFFER TO OUR PATRONS — Proprietor. IS THIS: WE WILL SELL THE FIRST EW STEAMER BAKTHOLDI CAN BE CHAR. tered to run up Wh river, accuMUMOdate LOO VoL 0 ME AT ONLY 60 Ci OUT ANY AGREEM TO TAKE THE REMA’ Ts, WITH- ENT ON YOUR PART \DEKOF GHE SET. nd yt Sundays oppai ave. 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