Evening Star Newspaper, June 12, 1890, Page 8

LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. FORECAST TILL FIGHT A.M. FRIDAY. For the District of Columbia and Maryland, showers, followed in Maryland and the Dis- trict of Col by fair; slightly cooler; winds ester! CONDITION OF TRE WATER. Temperature and condition of water at 7 a.m.—Great Falls, temperature. 77; condition, 30. Receiving reservoir. temperature, 81. Con- dition at north connection. 28; condition at south connection, 36. Distributing reservoir, temper: 70. Condition at influent gate house, 36; condition at effluent gate house, 36. High tide m the river, p-m.; low tide, 10:17 p-m. ae Frovex to Drats.—A chicken found dead in & refrigerator at Grasty's, supposed to have frozen to death last night. Ovr 21 Straw Har in white, black and blue are the very best value ever shown, Fxaxc, One Price, Co h and D sts. ead Tue Fare ad. on Rep Tarte Banoars.— fourth page. Homay artificial eyes. Hemrien’s, cor. 434. Canrers cleaned, moth preventatives; no charge. Cnace’s. Curprex’s Suits, $375. Eiseman Bros., ith and E. ‘Tur Best axp Punest Bren in the market is Heurich’s “extra pale” lager. Tae ARLINGTON Borriixe Co. Telephone 634-3. 300 Fr. Bos. , $1.15. Linpey. Bittrxorn & Mitten Packtxo Boxes made to order. C. D. Cor- rvs, 717 and 719 18th st. nw. Fixe furniture storage. Cuace’s,opp. Post Office. For You Caw Buy a beautiful blue serge suit, well made and perfect fitting, at Eiseman Bros.’, 7th and ie ie Rep Taste Baroarns at Tug Farn.—Read ad. on fourth page. For Fawity axp Tawte Use drink Xanders’ pure Virginia claret, the best tonic and stim- ulant you can get for the hot weather. , A fine line of old mellow whiskies and sherries for medical use a specialty. Only the best Cali- fornia cabinet wines sold. Cunist. Xaxper, 909 7th st. nw. Frssezt’s Kirsch ice cream, a new fruit deli- eacy; original with and made only b: Fussen., 1427 New York ave. Carrer CLEANING. Cuace’s. opp. Post Office. Use te Jonystox Baraxrast Corre. Sold by all grocers at 25c. per pound package. Starsep Grass Svnstirere, 411 7th st. mw. ‘Tex a Cask oF Hevnicn’s “extra pale’ lager. Tue Aguixcros Borttixe Co., zith and K sta. nw. Boys’ Srensvcker Coats anp Vests, 50c. Eiseman Bros., 7th and E. Carvers CampHoratep and made moth proof free of charge. Emre Carpet CLEANING Wonks, 631-635 Mass. ave. n.w. Telephone 425-2. Cueap storage for furniture. Cuace, opp. P.O. Sev. 4 Adjustable window screens. 6 gallous very best vapor fluid, 75c. J. W. Scuarren & Bro., China and Glass 1020 7th street u.w. per 100 feet. Gth and N. Have You Sees tae Pasts we make to order from $5 up. and suits to order from $20? Eise- man Bros., 7th and E. CITY AND DIL ERIC! AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. RT Gem : cream freezer, $1.65. bd 1.95. Boanps, $1.1 Y.ave. Arraven’s. —Lamout Opera Company in fuiery-Finst Street M. P. Cavrcu.—Can- tata of “Fiora’s Festival. ecbranke Sn * CONDENSED LOCALS. . colored, employéd at Hinke & budd t between nd F streets, had his diy cut yesterday while low- ering a tr The cuts were attended to at the. Em Hospital and he was sent to 1312 27th street northw ‘The driver of one of Heurich’s beer wagons, who was thro n off the wagon by a collision with car No. 22 of the 7th street line Saturday morning, Is out today for the first time. His Jef. arm was dislocated and badly bruised. Emily Thornton Charles will address the Woman's National Press Association at lard s parlors tomorrow evening on the su of ~- Copyright and its effect on American liter- ature and American authors.” He Took the Cut Philosophically. A stranger named Winston arrived here yesterday from the south. He was under the influence of liquor when he entered a saloon on Penusylvania avenue near 4"4 street. While in the saloon he fell into a dispute with another man, and when the proprietor attempted to quiet them Winston grabbed the proprietor, and, in the struggle, he received a cut across the head. After Dr. Ellyson dressed the wound Winston said he only got what he deserved and he had no complaint to make. ents Talk for Prizes. Gonzaga St ‘The Phocion prize debate and final elocution contest of the students of Gonzaga College took place la eve ing in the college hall. The solved, That the Senate bill to migration of persons of color provide for the from the southern states should meet the approval of the country at large. After abrief speech of introduction by Mr. Thomas P. Ken- lly, president of the Phocion Society, Messr: Joseph F. Hill and Richard D. Wimsatt sup- ported the affirmative and Nicholas A. Fitz- gerald and George C. Burns the negative. The young gentlemen's arguments were well con- idered and presented im an extremely credit- able manner. In the final struggle for the class medals im elocution the following-named students appeared: Thomas Brooks, Augustin Hein. es Mullaly aud Daniel Quill of the . and Oliver A. Mullan, George C. Burns and William J. Quinlan of the senior The contestants showed careful training ocutionary excellence. The judges D. O'C. Callaghan, C. W. Handy phy. Their decisions are not to be made huown until the commencemeut night, We sday, Jane 25, when the fortunate ones ave their medals, During the enter- the Orchestral Club rendered several Choice musical selections, Old Stockholders Appoint a Committee. A number of holders of stock in the original American Telephone Company held « meeting last evening at 637 F street and Appointed a Committee consisting of Mr. Bealmar of Balti- more. G.W. Merrill and J. H. Gray of this city to interview the officers of the new company in order to ascertain if some arrangement cannot be made in regard to the old stock which will be satisfactory to the stockholders, The hold- ers of the stock in the old concern were given & notice of ten days or so that they would be Given the preference if they wis! it to pur- chase stock in the new company, but they were to pay the regular price. An Iowa Republican Association. _ The resident Iowa republicans met last even- ing and effected a permanent organization, to be known ax “The Iowa Republican Asso- ciation.” The following were elected officers to bold until January 1, 1891: Col. Wilham M. Stone, president; W. O. Crosby. vice presid John H. Merckens. secretary; W. L. Davis, Bistant secretary; George Cowie, treasurer; H. ©. Herring. C. Pomeroy and J. H. C. executive committee. They will meet again next Wednesday evening. To Welcome the Fencibies. It is more than probable that every company fm the District National Guard will turn out to- Morrow night to welcome the Fencibles on their return from Kansas City. The Light In- fautry have beeu ordered out in full dress uni- form, assembly at 6:30. The second battalion has been ordered out at 7:15 o'clock. Full dress will be worn by all those companies that are in possessio of the gaudy trappings. Hav’s'r You Hap Tre to write a series of Paragraphs im competition for THe Srar Prizes of $100, $50 and $25: - > Tux Srectat Artextion of investors and speculators is called to the sale at auction on Fridey, June 13, at 5:30 o'clock p.m., of four lots on M street north, just east of North Capi- tol street. See advertisement. ? —— A Hor-Weatnex Heatra Hit.—If this hot weather should cause you to have the head- ache stop in any drug store and secure a 25- €e it box of “-Bromodine Powders” and take one of the six and you will be instantly relieved. ——__— Trustee's Sace of mill and wharf property tomorrow afternoon foot of 4th street east. Bee advt. James G. Payne, trustee. . Wileon as | now entirely cured, COLUMBIA’S COMMENCEMENT. Diplomas Awarded to Graduates of the Collegiate and Scientific Departments. Sixty-eight years ago Columbian College presented diplomas to its first graduates. The institution was not as large then as it is now, and those who have watched its Iatter growth and were present last night at the commence- ment exercises must have been much gratified. In connection with the college is the Corcoran Scientific School and this celebrated the com- pletion of its third year. The spacious hall was more than comfort- ably filled with an audience that was ptepared to applaud anything which seemed to cal for a display of noisy enthusiasm. Fond fathers and doting mothers, to say nothing of the sis- ters, cousins and aunts of the graduating class, as well as those who were nearer and dearer, occupied every available chair, and would have occupied’ more had there been room for them. On the platform sat the faculty—President Welling the central figure— evidently pleased with the appearance of things. The program commenced with an interest- ing essay on “An International American Con- federation,” by C. A. Davisof Obio. This was succeeded by the annual elocutionary contest. Horace W. Jones talked of **The Shores of the Mediterranean,” ‘‘Paganini™ was Charies L. Frailey’s subject. E, Hilton Jackson discussed learnedly ~The Seventeenth President of the United States,” while H, G. Hodgkins gave a dissertation upon “Woman's Education.” The first prize,a gold medal, went to E. Hilton Jackson, while Horace W. Jones captured the second honor, E. Hilton Jackson was again uppermost when President Welling presented him with the Enosinian medal for proficiency in parlia- mentary law. The other Enosinian medal— for proficiency in debate—was awarded to H. G. Hodgkins. Eva V. Heth was honored with a special prize for her attainments as a Latin scholar. H. G. Hodgkins was made a bachelor of arts, while on C. A. Davis and George Steiger were bestowed degree: rs of science, Diplomas were pré to the following: Collegiate—H. G. Hodgkins, Secientitic—F. L. Averill, C. A. Davis, Miss M. A. Connelly, L. A. Fischer, E. C, Ruebsam, Miss Ida I. Summersecales. Miss Janet Mc- William, B. Daly, G. V. Chandler, Sheridan Ferree, George Steiger and Marcus White. Those who received certificates were: Eng- lish—C, L, Frailey, Eva V. Heth, E H. Jack- son, H. W. Jones, ©. P. Kindleberger, W. D. MacLean, Mabel N. Thurston. Mathematics. Nina D. Bradley, N. E. Fugitt, Eva V. Heth, J. . Johnson, J. H. Stone, Corcoran Thom, Mabel . Ihurston. Latin—N. E. Fugitt, C. G. Cog- icy, Florence 8. Shipman, J. H. Stone. Mod- ern languages—Nina D, Bradley, E. W. W liams. Philosophy—C. L. Frailey, E. H. Jack- son, H. W. Jones, P. Kindleberger, D. MacLean, Mabel N. Thurston. BR. L. Webb. Greek--H. G. Hodgkins, Florence 8. Shipman, N. E. Fugitt, H. W. Jones, C. W. Fraile Scientific physics—L. H. Dyer, A. T. Gage, Miss Annie L. Hazelton. General chemis- try—A. T. Gage. Mineralogy—Miss M. A. Con- nelly, Miss A. L. Hazelton, Geo. Steiger. Ir Wos’t Take Maxy Mrxvres for the fortu- nate possessor of a facile pen to earn €100 in ‘Tak Sran’s advert “Columbus” at the National. The National Theater was well filled last evening by an audience of representative peo- ple, who were curious to see how the story of the ‘Discovery of America” would be told in dramatic form, The character of the play pro- duced many agreeable surprises, for it was of the highest literary order, was full of dramatic situations, was intensely interesting,was bright, racy and charming. It pleased the pit because of its excellence: it pleased the gallery because of its exciting interest, ‘The company was first-class, as was their act- ing also. If enthusiasm in an audience is any indication of merit the performance must rank as one of the best that was ever given in this city. Edmund Shaftesbury is @ man of about thirty-five years, of magnificent presence, with one of the best voices we ever listened to, He believes in living the character of Columbus instead of acting it, and makes his audience think they are present in the scenes of four hundred years ago instead of in the theater in the nineteenth century. A large class of peo- ple whe do not usually attend the theater. and some Who never before witnessed a play, were present last evening, owing to the universal in- terest which attaches to anything connected with Columbus at the presentday. This drama is a grand lesson im history. The costumes were all new and {he makeup of the characters was perfect, It was old Spain in her most glorious period. The people who. were unable to gét inside the theater lost an evening's entertain- ment that combined both pleasure and profit, Columbus, a8 portrayed by Mr. Shaftesbury, was a man of vicissitudes, at times rising to the grandest heights of heroism and courage, and at other times suffering the deepest humili- ation. When he was ought to Spain in chaing the scene was so deeply affecting that there was hardly a dry eye in the audience; and again, in the same seene, when his enemy (Bobadilla) goaded him to desperation and Columbus dashed him to the ground with his chains, the sudden burst of frenzy took the audience by storm and evoked the wildest en- thusiasm. ‘The duel with the bows and arrows between Bobadilia and Pinaon was very exciting. Wa- nita. the Indian egptiye, won the hearts of the audience front Grst. 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Seud for estimate for our Cabinet-made Screens and Doors. They are in many of the finest residences, LOOSE COVERS FOR FURNITURE The largest assortment of stuffs and the best force of cutters and makers to be had. We cut, make and furnish materials for full size parlor suites from $16 up and guarantee s perfect At. W. B. MOSES & SONS. Cor. 11th and F sta ow. FURNITURE, CARPETS, UPHOLSTERY GOODS, INTERIOR DECORATIONS, WALL PAPERS ETC Bee Our Refrigerators, See Our Baby Carriages. s Bee Our Tricycles. Bee Our Cedar Chests. Eee Our Camphor Chests, See Our Hammocks See Our Tents. See Our Hammock Support and Canopy. Bee Our Mosquito Canopies, _my10 JSICAL TREAT I8 PROMISED FOR past MONDAY EVESING, June 16 at 8 o'clock. next will the pet nthe First Baptit Char cota ns oe ee there will be tolea dupe, be, Uy wicast baer us recitals by Prot. Hawks” mad centa: Tet A Bet Bae, ON THE CHESAPEAKE, OPEN JUNE 14 NAVAL ACADEMY BAND. FINEST MEALS. FINEST ATTRACTIONS EVERYTHING THE BEST. Trains leave B.and 0. depot. week days, 9:15am. 0 and 4:30 p.m. Sundays, 9:35 a m., 1:30 and 5pm. Leave Bay Ridge, week days, 6:30 and 8:30 p.m. Sundays. 8 and 9 p.m. KOUND-TRIP TICKETS, 81. J. T. OVELL, CHAS. 0. SCULL, Gen'l Manager, Gen'l Passenger Agent, Jel2-3m_ HE CANTATA, “FLORA’S FESTIVAL,” WILL be rendered by @ Chorus of Fift; direction of Mr. F. A. Wilson, at th Prot. Church THURSDAY, June Tickets 25 ceuts. Ketreshiments will the Can In the New York Casino Success, NNN A) pop. jv ¥ Nd AA D D say N Aa D D ¥Y N ASA D D J N aA ppp “355, General aduission, Reserved seats. 50a 750, Monday, June 16.—~BLACK HUSSAR Dost, TO TAKE THE CHILDRI see the Shetland Ponies at WASHI KIDING ACADEMY, free, ‘See Local Mention. HE COMEDY PARADISE FLATS, By Hubbard T. smith, NEW NATIONAL THEATER, FRIDAY EVENING. Jone 12, 1890. ONE NIGHT ONLY, Under the Auspices of the COLUMBIA ATHLETIC CLUB. New Act. New Music. ‘New Features, ATHLETIC EXHIBITION by Prof. John I. Crossley, assisted by Members of the Club, Popular Songs by t he Columbia Athletic Glee Club. Orchestra and Orchestra Circle, $1; Dress c.; General Admission, 50c. Reserved Seats can be obtained at the Box Office of the Theater on and after Monday, June 9, 367.9,10,11, TO TAKE THE GHILDREN TO KIDING ACADEMY, free, lention, LAR LINE OF COACHES LEAV hw. every hour for Arlington Round We. Ve hie! INS, 36%. jes of ail kinds to hire, LEWIS M st. now, B K. PLAIN & ©O, e BANKERS AND BROKERS. TEMPORARY OFFICES - - - - 810 F ST. N. W. 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 toour care, WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION. m27-1m Telephone, 545. 0. W. CORSON. JNO_W. MACARTNEY, J ‘Member Ni. Stock Ex. CORSON & MACARTNEY, GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 F ST. N. W, Eankers and dealers in Government Bonds, Deposits. Exchange. Loans. Collections. Railroad Stocks and Fonds, and all eecurites listed on the ! changes ot New York, Philadelphia, Boston und Baltimore bought and sold. Aa y made of investment securities. District Bonds aud ail Locul Railroad, Gas, Insurance and 1el- ephone Stock dealt in American Bell Lelephone Stock boughtand sold. jy18 BOOKS AND STATIONERY Tur Greatest Bovx S ENCYCLOPEDIA SATION, BRITTANNICA. THE EXACT REPRODUCTION OF THE LATEST 1890 EDINBURGH EDITION WITH IMPROVED MAPS PRINTED ON GOOD PAPER, HALF RUSSIA BOUND, HANDSOME AND SUBSTANTIALLY, IN VOLUMES, AT $1. LIVERED WHENEVE PAID AS RECEIVED, WHAT WE OFFER TO OUR PATRONS IS THIS: WE WILL SELL THE FIRST VOLUME AT ONLY 60 CENTS, WITH: OUT ANY AGREEMENT ON YOUR PART TO TAKE THE REMAINDER OF 7HESET. THIS PROPOSITION IS OPEN AS LONG AS THIS ADVERTISEMENT APPEARS IN THE STAR. PLEASE BEAR IN MIND SUCH OFFER DE! VES YOUR IMMEDIATE CONSID- ERATION. CALL AND VISIT OUR BOOK BASEMENT, THOSE WHO NEVER HAVE WILL BE SURPRISED. SUBSCRIPTIONS BY MAIL WILL RECEIVE PROPER AT- TENTION, CHAS. BAUM'S BOOK DEPARTMENT, * (Front Basement as you enter tue store), 416 7th st. BICYCLES. WYCLE HORNS, JUST RECEIVEL lar size, the “NEWAKK,” at 82.29. Neat and novel. Fast superseding the’ bell everywhere, sam sles iow 4M Of the “COVENTRY RIVAL” SAFETY, riecs #85 and £100, A very. substantial kugiieh wheel, at # reasonable price, i fuly guaranteed by the importers. Another sinpment of Lovell’s “DIAMOND” SAFETIES daily exvected, and we hope soon to catch up with our back orders. sor the price better wheel baw ever been offered to the public. In suteties We can show you the standard aud terns of the AMEKICAN MbLERK. Pric wd 8135. No better wheel made. Ask any of a 1B GRAVES & 00. THE LADIES’ “GAZELLE” SAFETY, 90, Low ready. Boys’ and Girls’ Drop* % Koy Straight-frame Sufety, All light tubular steel frame machines with ad: rustabie ws to Whee.s and crank shatts—no eavy cast-iron or Mas. ipe fauies, QUE muchines are all made here and are fully warranted. CKAWFORD & CO., 2116 b st. nw. Ssures W HEELERIES, CYCLING RINK, 921 If st, n. ] INE BOARD FLUOK, THE ONLY ONE IN THE TY.” COMPELENL INSTRUCIORS. “RIDING, GUARANIEED, 31. OUK CeLEBKATED COMBI NALION DAIL PETIES, PSYCHUS, LEAGUES, HIGH GRADE BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ SAPETIES. w2btejy4 SALESROOM, Cor. 9th. JOTT HICKORY SAFETIES FOR A LADY OR Gentleman ; 42 pounds: elastic frame; self-ollin qhain; no rattling; Ure can't come offs most «racetal most Oth st. Indies’ wheel made; also easiest running and the $100. dural AGENCY, 937 H st. uw, ICYCLE EXCHANGE, MASS. AVE. AND 6TH ST. u.W, every kind of repair executed with prompt ess; ordinary work done in 10 hours; wheels calied for and delivered. (heuting.) PALMER & SON. any 19-1 _ PROFESSIONAL. 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Parlors, 503 12th st. nw. 7-40" Burien Be, Nor Dow... theron Tam dire.vorer, inventor aunt sale prope ET the Shetland Ponies at the WASHINGTON | EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &c. NE EVENINGS ON THE RIVER ‘The New Palatial Iron and Steel Steamer CHAS, MACALESTER, ‘The Finest and Fastest and Only New Steamer on the Potomac River. 100 Electric Lights Electric Search Light Hluminst- ing the River and Landings. Leaving Her Wharf, Foot of 7th Street, AT 6:30 P. M. SHARP, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS, June 13 and 14, And on Each Friday and Saturday Evening During the Season of 1890. Arriving in Washington on Her Return at 10 O'clock p.m 40 Miles to Indian Head and Return, Landing at Mar- shall Hall Going and Returning. Elegant Cafe on the CHAS. MACALESTER Meals and Luaches at Marsball Hall Restaarant, FARE, ROUND TRIP, 25 CENTS. Best of order guaranteed. _ul2-3t L. L. BLAKE, Captain, 7 Cenrnat LODGE, NO. 1,1. 0. 0. F., SELECT EXCURSION TO MARSHALL HALL, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 16, 1890, ON THE STEAMER CHARLES MACALESTER, TICKETS 50c. STEAMER WILL LEAVE WHARF AT 6-30P. M In consequence of the creat demand for tickets the Mavagement have found it necessary to charter the Bew and ecommodions st amer Charice Macalester for ‘Mus excursion, aba those having purchased ticket the Co coran Wili present them on the Macaleste stead, del Nixta ANNUAL EXCURSION of the GEORGETOWN CATHOLIC UNION, TUESDAY, JUNE 17, 1890, TO RIVER VIEW. street wharf at 10 a.m. 2 and leave Kiver View at 1, 4 and 10-4 Cap comes direct lo Georgetown, 1d. Pontz, FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1800. *th street wharf at 9:45 a.m. and 1:45 and6-43 at Alexandria going and returning. ithing Kent and lad, { Bakers, ‘s ..D wt 13th and TUKDAY EVENING, June U4, for 4 disabled brocher, COMMITTEE. — IONS—LARGE SALOON STEAM- 1M dT. WHAKF aud ALEXAN- ively, 6 am 30, 30," 1:30, D, »." Same schedule on am. Fare, round trip, HE MOUNT VERNON AND MARSHALL HALL STEAMBOAT CO. ‘On and after June 1, 1890, the new iron and steel Steamer CHARLES MACALESTER will leave her wharf, foot of Vernon and Marshali Hail as jello: For MOUN at 10 a.m. and 2:30 pm., returuing at m. Passengers can remain at Mount Vernot cond boat leaves, if desired. Fare, round tri Juding adnussion to the mansion aud rounds. gant cafe on the boat, Meal proinpey For MARSHALL HALL.—Same as Mount Vernon schedul ek di aun., 2:30 and 6 p.m.; returning ai riday: ecial moonlight excur- sions down the riv diat: Head,” touching at Marshali Hall yom and returning, leaving Washing- ton at 6:30 p.m., reaching city on ‘return at 10 p.m Meals aud Lucbes at all times at Marshall Hall Kes: centson any taurant. trip: . between 6 und 1 yeara, 15 cents. ‘The popular und reliable Steamer W. W. Corcoran will make river landings as far down as Glyn landing at Marshal Hall going and returning, le: her wharf daily at 10 am, returning at 4 p trip, 25 cents, Sunday trips of the W. Corcoran to Marsball Hall will be announced weekiy. See advertisements, For charters of Steamers Macalester and Corcoran foreither Mount Veruon or Marshall Hall apply to LL. BLAKE, Captain, on the steamer, Jes FRO CHARTER THE STEAM YACHT “BELLE 1,” BY DAY, WEEK OR MONIH. To responsible commodations for rv parties only. Sleeping ac- for lourist or Pleasure Par- ties. Especially fitted for Family Parties. kyerything complete and a first-class cook if desired. For fucther particulars and terms apply on board of Yacht at 7th-st. wharf, or Ww. P. waTRoUa 8 stm _m3i-lm REX View For 1600. WASHINGTONIANS' MOST POPULAR RESORT. The New Excursion Steamer SAMUEL J. PENTZ, the Fastest op the Potomac SUNDAY, three trips, leaving at 10:30 am., 3:15 and 5:30pm. Returning at 2, Sand8p.o. Tickets, WEDNESDAYS, commencing June 4, three trips, leaving at 9:45 am, 1 at 1. Gand 11:30 p.m. 5c. Family Days commence SATURDAY, July 5. Dancing Day and Evening on all trips except Sun- day at the grounds on the largest and finest pavilion southof New York. Fine Brass Band on Sunday. The only place ou the Potomac lighted by electricity. Ex- ceilent meals furnished on the grounds, 50c. This resort has a fine Switchback Railway and all other popular amusements, The Steamer will be chartered or a liberal percentage allowed on tickets sold by So- cieties, &e. No objectionable parties allowed on any of the above trips, E.S. RANDALL, a Proprietor. (EW STEAMER BARTHOLDI CAN BE CHAR- tered to run up or down river; accommodate 100 Passengers: per day, $50 and #35. kacept Sundays and May 30 will make hourly round trips, 1o cts, wo all up river landings. Pleasure Boats of ali kinds for hire. The only boat stopping at Dixie Landing. JOH CUMBERLAND & SON, Footof Fstouw.mls-lin STAGE EXCURSIONS. TV'S TALLY HO COACH LINE, nd Kound-trip Rates, Arlington, 10 a.m. S0c. Soidiers’ Home, 9 aan. Bridge, Wed. and Sun., 3 p.m. TIME POTOMAC RIVER BOAT: Nonroux AND OLD POINT, FARE, 815 Steamers Leave 6th street wharf at 5 p.m. Tues- uy, Lhursday, Saturday and Sunday. Furcber intor- nation ‘eiephune Call ¥4. Lands at Colunial Beach Saturdays. my M\O NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE. Steamer GkO. LEAKY, f hist. wuart Mon- paw, EXCLUBIVE x BUS4iUN AND PROVIDENCE round tip, #3. 1 oltces, O19 and 1 ‘and Hawley's, 14th and New ork ave For further informatio. inquire at company’s office, on the 3 ae Whar Telephoue call 43S WAP WELCH. mupt, | pUL* 10nm.; vis Kast Lennessee, Bistol a whet ooo ae BLE ai 219 _ | Olio route aud Charlottesville at 2-48 p.m }OTOMAC TRANSPORTATION COMPANY. »|eban, and G20: am. Stragbury local ut 10-4 For Baitimore and River Landings Steamer SUE, Capt. Geoghexan, leaves Stepheuson'swhart every Sunday at ¢ v'click bau For Jurther intormetion apply to mh8-Gm_ OK POTOMAC RIVER La “ NEW IKON STEAMER “WAKEFIELD” Leaves 7th-st, whart_on MONDAYS, THUKSDAYS thd SATULDAYS at 7 aan, Keturnuig TUESDAYS, FRIDAYS ‘aud SUNDAS p.m. touching at Kiver Linuings as taras Nomi Creek, Va., St Clements Bay aud Leouardtown, Md. Conuects with Bead O4CK. at Shepherds. See schedule. JOHN B PADGELI, Agt \. KIDL Manacer. ta STEPHENSON & LRO., Seventh Street Wharf. PIANOS AND ORGANS. _ pe HALLET & DAVIS PIANO AGENCY WILL be closed June 18 aud reopened Sept. 1 witha su; erb stock of pianos, 209 HL. SUMNEK, Awent, bo yim e304 — Raging om apes vg (hos, spoken of by artists in terms rr are sold at reasonable at KUHN’S Lemple of Music; 1200 st. n.w, “Tummy and repairing, a, ns Letore closing. Leapixa [xsravmests. DECKER BROS. WEBER FISCHER ESTEY 1VERS & POND ESTEY ORGANS. ESTEY ORGANS. MODERATE PRICES. EASY TERMS. O14 instruments taken in part payment. Tuning and hepa.ring. ‘Telephone PIANOS, NDERS & STAYMAN, pe F a northwest. - Charles more, Md. “fiichmoud, Va. FRE FEW 3 Foose: |S Bf A 5 Pianos taken in exchange, ‘The atcau take the place of s Grand Om FFRIFFER & CONLIFF, 514 11th st. ow, NX A BBR EER RNS a BUS x Ry a Nos, a & 5 bie y ND PIANOS. — A SECOND-HAN: tre ‘rising simost every well-kuown make in the genni ure NbIcEan ier teh aie ang -aeilich will be arrayed os Aa si Wat KNABE'S co, ac Si7 Market SPECIALTIES. Dae eh tears peeions merincies 13 years te 12th st nw, ‘nye an A and lunches served | Ae gflect May 11. TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, FROM STATION, GORNEX OF STR ASD BSI EETS As POLLOWR, or Puteburg aud ve i [amt ~ ‘of Pullman Vestibule Gare. at 10-3 dosage Fast Line, 10:30 am. daily to Co 3 with Sleeping Care fro: as Mittebure to Co bus: daily, except Satumiay, to Chita ping Caz Aitoons te Chicagd., 96 Lown, ci meinnati Expres, pm. dor Car Washinton to Hinrrisbure, ‘aun Steep Care Harrisburg to St. Lours, € p and Cin- Car Harriabarg to Mt. Loan, Western Express at 7:40pm. daly, with Sicep- fo chicago abd St. Lows, ot Marrishere with ihrouck wille and Memphia Pacific Ea- Be ere eit. ally, tor Pittaburg and the West, eee — Pittebug, and Pittsburg ORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. For Kane, Canandaieua, kochester 4 Palle daily, except Sunday, S10 a.m. Ene, Canandaur ~ © ua aud Rochester daily, for Buf faioaud \: ekoept 4 igetepiee ani encenesatartay, 10.00 py For Williamsport, Lock Maven aud Elune Soe 1. daily, except Sunday. “ae =m For W ppmerert daily 40 p.m. POWTRIEATEL a 1a SWAG AND TH . 90 E 40am, 2 2% 8:40; 10.00 ana 1 —et $75, ai am, 210 1 1 p.m, Limited Express of Cars, 9140 am. York only Linited m™ daily Pullman Parlor Uy, Cheept Sunday. For New Exivess with Dining Car 3 00 pe FOR PHILADELPIA ONLY. Fast express 8:10 a.m. week days and 400 p.m daily, Raxpress, Sunday ouly, 5 40 pm. For Boston without cliange, .}.15 p.m. every day For Brooklyn, NY all through telus counest. 98 Jersey City with boats of Brooklyn Aubex. atforte ju direct tranafer to Fulton strect, avoldiug doubie fermage across New York city For Auantic City, 11:40am, week Gaya 11-20 p.m, ore, 6:35, 7-20, $:10, 9:00, 9:40. 10 100 aud 1140 a 08, eS TR 5 40, 6-00. 7 40 ma, pes Creek Line, 7-3 80 Pp. erty Sunde #0 Am. and 4:0 p.m. daily, For Aunapolis, 7-20 and 9-00 am, 12-05 and 4: Pm. daily, except Sunday Sundaya 4 2pm - For, Alcrandria. pect 10.05 pent ecomiusodation. for Quantico, am. and 4:53 kde; Titan tye Hf nd the south, 4.30 and 10 ™. 2200, 5:10, 7 Oa the office, northenst core snd beunsylvundia avenue, att station, where orders cau be left for the ¢ ol waxe ty Gestimation from hotels aud residen os CHAS. PUGH, 3. K WOOD, General Managef. [my12) General Passenger Agent, Be ewe, AND guto natwos Schedule in effect May 11, 1M Leave Washingtow fou station corner of New Jersey és Syenue aud Cetreet For Chicazo and Northwest, Vestibuled Limited ex. press duly 11:30 am, For Cincinnati, 8t daily, 3.380 and 14-30 express 9-30 pun, Louts and Indianapolis, expresg 1%, reland, express daily 9.30 4 Lexington and points in the Shenandoah Valley, a.m. For Winchester and way stations, For Li For al dou . 6:00, G1, Op au. iMclas my 2 45 nunutess J. 48 4, 12-00 p.m. ine ieave Baltimore _f | | | au, Leave 50 pm, Sund | Th taeine Pen Spm. For Principal Statious oul, dani. t4dGaud tony pan, " | For Rockville 4 01 and Way station and interm 0:00, 111-00 am, 11200, 0:00, 111200 pam. For Boyd's and intermediate stations, Churet ti 00 pom, n leaves Washington on Sunday at 1:15, Tali statious ou Metropolitan Brauch, 30 alny 76:30, §8:30, 58:30, TL £ m, t1 1:30 a ‘Trains arive from 4:10 p.m. a.m, and and 15:30 1 daily 114s from Cincunati aud St. Louis Wo Wm; trum Pittsburg 7.104 m vdelphia, *4:05, +8 00. *10:00, °1 86:15 aud “10-30 a, el, Wilmington . *12:00' noon, 72:50, *4:50, "6-15, 80 ‘Trains leave New York for Washington, *0 112-30 a B20, *9:00 pin and’ "1248 ‘Traing leave Philadelphis for Washington, $B1S, °10:15, °11:35 am, Tha, 4531," °5.5: "p.m. ‘or Atlanti and *12:00 m, Thxcept Sui ‘unday omy ed trou hotels and rest *4:05am “Daily called for aud chec deuces by Unien Trausfer Company on orders left at Ueket offices, 619 and 130) Penn. ave. and st depot CHAS. 0. SCULL, Gen. Pass, Agent, 3. T, ODELL. Gen. Manacer. wid RATLROAD Co. t MAY 11, 1890. wensoe Mati," daily for Warrene . rivttesville, Lymebbury aud Stations between “Alexandra and ‘Lynchburg, Koau- oke, Atlanta, Bristol, Auoxvilie, Chattanooga aud j Mewyhis, Pullman Sleeper Washington to i 11-24 am—Fast Mail daily for Culpeyer, ICHMOND AND DAN VIL Schedule in eft 3-50 a.m.—East Te lottesville, Stations Chesapeake and Ohio" Koute, Ly: rx, Kocky Monnt, Danville and stations be tween Lynchburg and Danville, Grecusbore’, rs Asheville, Charlotte, Columbia, Augusta, AUisnte, iugliam, Moutgomery, N jornia. "Pullman Sie and Puilman Sleepers Ath | mau Sleeper Danviile to Ci luau Siccpers Washington to ( ‘and Q, Koute. 3.40 p.m.--Daily, except Sunday, for Manassag Strasburg and intermediate (ation 4:35 p. ‘wchburx, Bristol and Chat. tanooxa, Pt Je Sleepers Washing Memphis, coubecting thence for ait Arkatinas jx 31:10 p.m. Western Express daily tor Charlottesville, Stauuton, Le Pullman Vestibule Train Wastii with 4 Pullman Sleeper tor Lowmville. 11:00 y.m.—Southern Layress daily for Lynchburg, Dauvilie, Kaleich, Ashev Charlotie, Col Auvusta, Atiau! Moutwomery, New Orie and Calitorna Pullman Vi stitule Car Washinuete New Orleans via Atlanta aid Montgouers. Lull Sheper Washington to Biruing! and Georgia Pacific Rail Washington to Ashevilie Salisbury. nuLati van « yor ues, NC, vie Also Washington to Augusta via Daville and Charlotte. drains on Washi ington 9:00 am, jon and O1 ty, Ls " rive Round bill 11 ma. daly ata. am. ; returning leave louud Mail win and nebburg arrive in Washi ‘Tickets, sleeping car reservation wad in furnished aud oagguye checked at office, 1300 Poon sylvania aud at passenger stauon, Penusy!vania railroad, Gth ‘and B sts. # my lo JAS. L, TAYLOR, Gen. Pass. Agent. 1p > aaDas OCEAN STEAMERS. SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON, NOKDDEUTSCHER LLOYD 8.8 0. ast hapress Steamers To Sout! ton (Londen, Havre), Bremen. Aller, Wed., Juue 11. noun; Werra, nat, J p-m.. Suaie, Wed., Juuesis, 7 a.m. : Ems, Sat, i 5.30 am., Trave, Wed., June Z5, Ll aim. Elbe, sat, *"Giuiteriabie state rooms, exeellent tabi — a Comfortable luxurious saloon appomtments. Prices. Ist cabin, $100 and up. ward a berth, according to locaton . 2d cabin, oud G0 a berth” steerage st Jow rates, Apply to fy OUP, #25 Poeun. ave. — rr . LIN NHR TA ESS SERVICE. ATLANTIC if Lives 1A QUELNETOWN Steauship CITY OF KUME trom New York Saturday, June 28, July 26, August nept. 20. Sn ire ae eee ee MeeLARGoW ASD"LOSDOND “hid Saloon kxcurmon Jackets ot Bea) Kates ‘Trave.ers’ Circular Letters of Credit and Drafts Jor any amount issued at lowest current rates. For books of Tours, Ticket’ or turther Apply to HE NDEKSON BKUTHEKS, New Yo stalk MODS VE Penn. ave. us. Washington, a eee — \UNARD LINE-STATE ROOMS CAN BE RE- served at the Washington agency: fi $ivr stecrasce, O20. “CHAR LDU BUIS 40 820. CHAS. L. On Bankers, Sole Agents, G31¥ st. mw. mi2s-cim ORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD 8.8. CO.. Baltimore to Bremen direet Karisrube Siuttwart, Bs wepchen, 860 to eluu. bor mb22-3m_ te __ EHOUSEFURNISHINGS.