Evening Star Newspaper, June 17, 1890, Page 8

LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. { EIGHT A.M. WEDNESDAY. For the Distric: of Colambia and Maryland, enerally fair; warmer; southerly winds; warmer hursday. a For Virginia, fair, preceded by showers on the coast; stationary temperature; southerly winds. CONDITION OF THE WATER. Temperature and condition of water at 7 am.—Great Falls, temperature, 74; condition, 3. Receiving reservoir, temperature, 7%. Con: dition at north nnection, 6; condition at south connection, 36. Distributing reservoir, temperature, Condition at influent gate house. 6; condition at effiuent gate house, 25, High tide m the river, 5:11 p.m.; low tide, 2:22 p.m. a Doxs’t Forart K. of P. excursion to Bay Ridge June 18. Frreworks avp Frieecrackers at Gronor J. Mve.ien’s, wholesale confectioner, 314 Pa. ave. Seciixe Orr.—China, glass, housefurnish- ings. 1010 F st. n.w. Sce adv, under Sale Mis- eellancous, Heaurxe Ixsteements. Hemrnen’s, cor. 434. Pasts toorder, $5. Fisewas Buos., 7th and E. RKivexoate Park. Lots for sale $10 cash, $5 per month, Prop- erty speaks for its : nen will accom- pany intending ps ers and furnish free transportation to the park, Call at office for plat. Wasu'x Daxexnowsn, 11D F st. nw, o8., 7th and E. or Hecntcn's “extra pale” ‘Tux Autixerox Borruxe Co., 7th and K sts, nw. 200 Fr.Bos,, ¢1.15. Linsey. Brrvorn & Mince Ps Buc Canrrt free of Wonss, 631 Srarvep Guass SuBsTITUres. Surrs to order, $20. Fiseman F Try a Cask Inger. 's Sures reduced to $3.75. Erseman i and E. ve. n.w. Telephone 425-2, 411 7th st uw. ¢ cream, a new fruit deli- de ouly by 7 New York ave, Frsseni’s Kirsch eacy; original with and mi Pussent, 1427 Camp's Paxts, 0c. Etsestax Buos,, 7th and E. For Goo Fursitvee and low prices call ut c. E. Brrexweap’s, 731 9th st. nw Tur Reovrar Averion sale of furniture, shirts. brellas, ) Louisiana avenue for this week.w June 19, izes 27 to 31 , 7th and E avte Us drink Xanders’ pure Virgimia 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 a specialty. Only the best Cali- fornia cabinet ¥iues so! cy XANDE Boarps, $1. ALL-woon Be inches in seam. Ati-woor Boxs’ inches in seam. Fon Famity 909 7th st. nw. 6th and N.Y.ave. Sizes 27 to 31 7th aud E. Sold 5 per 100 feet. s’ Panis, $1. an Buos, Ese: Use tHe Jouxstos AKFAST COFFER. by ali grocers at 25c. per pound package. Curty’s Paxrs. 20c. Eisruayx Bros., 7th and E. cream freezer, $1.65, 25e. st Vapor fluid, W. Seu stable window scree 6 gallons very Svrts to order, Tue Best axp Preest Deen in the market is Heurich’s “extra pale” lager. Tux Anuinatoy Beorruse Co. Teleph 634-3, reduced to $3.75, E1seman Cam's Sv Buos., 7th aud ALE Park. a, $5 per monta, Prop- erty speaks ior itself. Salesmen will accom- pany intending purchasers and furnish free transportation to the park, Call at office for plat Wasu's Daxexnowsr, 1115 F st. new. » 7th and E. VE Lots for sale— 210 e: Pants to orde! Eiseman Bro: CITY AND DISTRICT. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Atraven’s. — “The Black Hussar.” Senverzex Pank.—Washington Butchers’ Benevolent Association I ecue and Festival, Mansmaty Hatt.—Corcoran Cadets’ Excur- sion on the Macalester, River View.—Excarsion of the Georgetown Catholic Union on the steamer Samuel J. Pentz. _ CONDE) amont Opera Company in ‘SED LOCALS. The case of Clarkson et al. agt. Hardy et al—the Pressmen’s Union imbrogli.—was dis- missed last week at the instance of the com- plainant ni Messrs. Ralston & Siddons, that they might proceed in another way. Dr. F. White of No. 726 i0th si throw: fell from grip car No. 10 at 7th and G streets last night aud was badiy hurt about the head aud fa ‘The examinations of candidates for the bar Will take piace in the Bar Association rooms at 10 o'clock tomorrow mornin: Com In th Munroe. al Court ainard, s morning Frank indieted for the lar- N. Tyler. was pose handing in articles in Tue will please observe les will be received iater than Fri- The Good Templars Union Meetings. A union meeting of the lodges of Good Templars in the ‘eastern district” was held last evening with Friendship Lodge, and at- tracted an attendance that fully tested the capacity of Meiford Hall. The chief templar of Friendship Lodge, Mr. Brice B. Blackford, presided, and Mrs. V. R. Bishop occupied the position of “master of ceremonies” during the I exercises, which in ed instrumental by Mrs. Carrie Smith and Miss Annie vocal music by Misses Albertine Iu Cole, Mamie Kalstrom, Mr. Joseph ishop and Mrs. Kal- Messrs. R. A. Dinsmore on, and short speeches by the grand chief templar, by Mr. J. L. Thompson, J. &. Blackford, Hem Smith, Hon. George F. Potter. J. 5. B. Hartsock and 8, W. Russell, and selected reading by Mrs. Spurgeon. ‘This ing the | * in the vathern distriet™ will John B. Finch Lodge. and in the “portheru district” with Monumental Lodge, Election of Officers. National Commandery No. 346, United Order Of the Golden Cross, has elected the follow- ing officers for the ensuing term, beginning July 1. Noble commander, Edward Howison; vice noble commander, Mrs, Margaret Me- Bride; keeper of records, L. R. Trembly: finau- cial keeper of records. J.B. Bai treasurer, XK H. Yates; prelate, Miss Emma Doyle; herald; A. L. Engiand; warder inner Miss Annie Beach; warder outer gate. J. W. Speake; past noble commander. Samuel Howison; orgauist, Miss Lizzie Howison. : a The New Church of St. Peter. ‘The stars and stripes have been floating high for the last few days above the spire of the new marble ch hof St. Peter on Capitol Hill in honor of the completion of all the outside work ou the building. Messrs. Foresti and Orlando, the frescoers, are at work now on the interior of the church, as it is intended to have it fully completed inside andout before occupancy, which wili be some time next fall All the Stained glass windows. manutactured in Europe, have arrived at the New York custom house and will be here by next Sunday. Sudden Death of William C, Harvey. William C. Harvey, a well-known resident of South Washington, died suddenly at his resi- dence, 625 F street southwest last evening. Bhortly after eating his dinner he had an at- tack of apoplexy and within a half hour he was dead. The funeral will take place from St. Dominic's Church Thursday. ~ T Nearty New Two-Srory Barcx Dwent- Tsas. Nos. 1i42 and 1144 Sth street, between L and M streets northeast, are to be sold at auc- tion tomorrow at 5:30 o'clock. ‘This is a splen- did chance to obtain « comfortable home or for investment. . ee ee Carr. E. §. Raxpare has engaged Prof, Harry Park to give two exhibitions of fancy bicycle Fiding at River View on Wednesday, June 18, and Sunday, June 22. is ——— To Artaxnic Crry via Bautrtore axp Ont0.— The Baltimore and Ohio route is the ouly double track line to this celebrated Jersey coast resort. The parlor car express leaving Washington daily at 12 noon arrives at Atlantic City 5:28 p.m. . GETTING READY FOR THE 4TH. Small Boys Look Forward to a Day | The Supreme Body ofthe National Union of Much Noise. THE TOY PISTOL AND THE EAR-SPLITTING TORPEDO | The supreme body of the National Union, a ALREADY MAKE THEIR APPEARANCE—REGULA- TING THE SALE OF FIREWORKS—PRECAUTIONS ADOPTED THIS YEAR BY THE CHIEF OF POLICE. Small children all over the city, enthused with a desire to celebrate their independence on the coming Fourth of July, have already commenced to give their ammunition a trial to determine which kind will make the most noise. One of their amusements in this direc- tion is the placing of paper caps on street-car tracks, which are exploded by the cars passing over them. The noises made by a number of such explosions in rapid succession would frighten almost any animal other than a car horse and cause serious damage. Other horses, however, do get frightened and two or three ranaways, without serious re- sults, have already taken place, The deadly toy pistol is also out in full force, although it is early in the season, Some of the pistols are made of bright metal and resemble the ordi- nary revolver, and itis that style that most of the boys now have. Many of the boys have a habit of frightening persons on the street by suddenly drawing the toy pistols from their pocket and aiming them with some sort of threat at another person. Suchan act on the part of older persons might lead to a fistic combat, and it is likely that before the close of the celebrating season some large boy will fol- low in the footsteps of his younger companions and will receive so severe a jesson that others will take warning, REGULATING THE SALE OF FIREWORKS. Maj. Moore is trying as much as it is in his power to do so to throw every safeguard pos- sible around the sale and use of fireworks. Section 4 of article 9, of the police regu- lations prohibits the manufacturing, storing, keeping or using of fireworks within’ the Dis- trict without a permit previously obtained from the chief of police. Section 5 of the regulations says that no gun, rifle, pistol or other fircarm shall be discharge within the cities of Washington or Georgetown or any suburban settlement without a special permit from the major of police. Auother section provides « penalty of not leas than $5 nor more than $20 for a violation of the fourth section and not less than $10 nor more than 250 for the fifth section. Section 4 of the act of January 29, 1863, pro- vides against the sale of firearms, gunpowder, gun caps or other explosive substances to chil- dren under the age of sixteen years and fixes a penalty of 5 for every such offense. In compliance with the sections of the police regulations mentioned deulers in fireworks are already putting in their applications for r mits, About seven hundred have already ap- plied and it is thought that before the Fourth of July several hundred more applicants will appear. THE PERMITS ISSUED. The permits issued read as follows: “Per- mission is given to--— No. —— to store and sell fireworks from —— to ——, provided no sales are made to any child or children under the age of sixteen years, and further that the fireworks will not b id from stands or stalls on the public streets.” The first provision, as already stated, is a law and is found in Webb's digest, and the other provision is in the form of a rule or regulation governing the issuing of the permits. Maj. Moore deemed it necessary to adopt the Jatter provision as a precaution against danger to both person and property, as mischievous persons are apt to set fire to the Last year some one threw a lighted cigar on a fireworks stand and set fire to the stand. If the terms of the permits are complied with by the dealers there will be no chance for a repetition of such an act. WHY THERE WAS NO GAME. Results of Games Played in Other Cities. It did not appear that enough rain fell yes- terday afternoon to wet the ball grounds sufli- ciently to prevent the game with Wilmington, but there was no game all the same. The Peach Biossoms, unacquainted, it would soem, with the soft, evaporating, disappearing qual- ity of the Washington rain, came to the con- clusion that a game after such a shower was an impossibility, and consequently were guilty of the offense of not reporting. Manager Sulli- van, his colts, andasmall crowd were in at- tendance at the grounds, but as the other side did not turn up the game had to be called off, in face of a comparatively dry diamond. It is probable that the announcement made yesterday by Manager Sullivan that he bad se- cured the services of Jack Wentz, the crack second baseman of the Texas ‘League, ix probably the forerunner of other changes in the home team. O'Brien's habits of late have not been good. and his release was a matter of necessity. Wentz has a good record and is thought to be a steady man. A dispatch was sent out of town last night to the effect that Sullivan was also searching for a new short- stop. being displeased with the poor showing Gleason of late, The veteran's e exemplary, but he has a faculty of disastrous ¢rrors, which are not dfor by hits. A count of the record of tHe last thirty-three games played by the club, in each of which Gleason took part, shows that he made 21 runs. 34. hits, with a total of 40 bases, 47 put outs, 94 assists, and 24errors. Manager Ted had better go slow before releasing Gleason, as it is not an easy matter to find so good a man at this period in the season. He 1s making an effort to sign Catcher Wehrle, also of Texas, GAMES YESTERDAY. Baltimore took a close game from Newark, 5 to 3, by means of two bunches of hits, Ger- man and Townsend and Sullivan and Duffy were the batteries. Baltimore made 9 hits and 3 errors and Newark 9 bits and 1 error, New H: had a good time with Hartford, 12tol The points were occupied by Doran and Hofford and Staiv and Moore. New Haven made 15 hits and 2 errors and the other Yank- ees 4 hits and 5 errors, ‘The Worcester team crushed that of Jersey City on the latter's grounds, 20 to 5. The bat- teries were McDermott, Eckhardt, Dowd and Murphy and Burns and Guinasso, The ex- hampions made 16 hits and 6 errors and the Gladiators 6 hits and 9 errors, Other games were National L gue.—Boston, 10; Philadelphia, 0. Boston, 3; Philadelphia, 2 Brooklyn. 5; New York, 4. Cincinnati, 7; Cleveland. 3.’ Pittsburg, 3; Chicago, 7. Pitts- burg, 4; Chicago, 3. American Association.—Athletic, 6; Brook- lyn, 3. Rochester, ract Players’ League.—Philadelphia, 18; Boston, li. Boston, 12; Philadelphia, 2. Brooklyn, 7; New York. 6 (10 innings). Cleveland, 7; Chi- cago, 6. Pittsburg, 10; Buffalo, 8, NOTES. The Senators and Gladiators are tied for fifth place. Newark has released Pitcher Mace, late of hington, Sullivan wants to build up a team composed entirely of young blood, The Post Voys will play the Douglass Club, colored, at Atlantic Park on Friday at 4:30 p.m. A close and exciting game may be foots 3 Parson Hill, captain, has made eleven hits in the last ten games, with a total of thirteen bases, The Ferson base ball team of East Wasbing- ton defeated the Hoys Sunday in a twelve- inning game by a score of 14 to 9, Jordan made thirteen hits in the ten games last played and took twenty-seven out of thirty- two fielding chances. He is improving very much in his play. —_ Honoring Messrs. Wolf and Blout. ‘The ladies of the Rebecca Lodge, an organi- zation that has been in existeace for the past twenty-five years, tendered to Mr. L L. Biout, their secretary, and to Mr. Simon Wolf, one of their trustees, a banquet at the Schuetzen Park last evening previous to their departure for Europe on the 26th of this month. It was a well-managed affair. The tables were ail bedecked with flowers, among which appeared a handsome basket of flowers sent by Mr. and Mrs. G. Lansburgh. The menu was all that could be desired and a band discoursed music during the banquet. An address was made by Mrs. Henry Franc, president of the lodge, ex- pressing the esteem in which these geutlemen were heid, and the hope that their trip to the fatherland would be one of unalloyed pleasure. Mr. Blout, in res} said that this apprecia- tion compensated him for all the little troubles he might have encountered in the capacity of secretary, Mr. Simon Wolf made an eloquent response, stating that it was indeed a distine- ret so reg a by the tag Mrs, muel He: ex. bed ter Tman, ‘-president, made ——. Wills Filed. Yesterday the will of the late Edward McManus was filed. He leaves his estate to his ow and daughter.—The will of John Clark, ving his estate to his widow and children, was alio filed, THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. THEY ARE SENATORS. Crzvetaxps Superior Baxsxo Powner, Assotcrety Tue Best, BECAUSE in Session in This City. Patriotic, social and benevolent order, con- vened this morning at the Ebbitt House in an- nual session. It is known as the senate and this is the ninth annual meeting. The order extends over the United States, and in this Dis- trict there are eleven councils, as the subordi- Itis pure and wholesome, nate bodies are known. The nine hundred It is mobest in cream of members of the District councils are repre- AFEW tartar. sented in the senate by Capt. H. T. Brian and F.E. Storm, The membership of the order et ee ee embraces over 20,000 names, The couvention CLEVELAND'S Power, this morning was called to order by the presi- SUPERIOR Food raised with it keeps dent, Mr. Krank N. Gage of Chicago. BAKING POWDER chibi cial: MEMBERS PRESENT. The following members were present: W. M. ee ee Bayne, Cleveland, Ohio; I.W. Blair, Ft. Wayne, poe hae REP: BOS EE Ind.; F. D, Blackman, Winfield, Kan.; Sam’) THE BEST. It slways gives uniform re- Bloom, mew Cera HL ois — sulta, ington, D.C.; J. N. Chambers, Chicago; G. J. Charlesworth, Toledo, Ohio; F. H. Crago, Itis absolutely free from Wheeling, W.Va.; Frank Bayne, Fremont,Ohio; my6-tu,th, fim adulteration, G. W. Dexter, Chicago; C. 0. Evarts, Cleve- land; J. A. Ewing, Moundsville, W.Va.; F. Fair- man, Chicago; G. W. Graham, Winfield, Kan. Geo. H. Higgins, Warren, Pa.; T. A. Ironmon- ger, Greeneville, Ohio; M. G. Jeffris, Janes- ville, Wis.; John H. Johnson, Chicago; C, J. Kavanagh, Chicago; A. E. Keyes, jr., Man) field, Ohio: J. 8. Lake, St. Louis; J. W. Myers, Toledo; T. MeMechan, Crawfordsville, Ind.; H. A. Ott, Chicago; L. K. Parks, Toledo; Dr. E. 8. Pettyjohn, Chicago; 8. G. Richardson, Toledo: F. HJ scott, Chicago; F. E. Storm, Washing- ton, D. C.; F. E. Smith, Saginaw; J. N. Study, Richmond, Ind.; W. F. Wild, Detroit; F. H. Gage, Chicago, president. THE PRESIDENT’S ANNUAL ADDRESS. =~ In his annual address the president called attention to the present prosperity of the order and stated that its prospects for the future were very encouraging. ‘The greatest growth, he stated, had been in Illinois and Ohio, while remarkable progress has been made in Michi- gan, Minnesota and Missouri. The jatter state is now for the first time, the report stated, rep- resented at the annual meeting. The increase in the membership is stated to be 25 per cent and in the number of councils 333; per cent. ‘The report makes a number of recommenda- tions in regard to changes in the details of the organization. Appropriate reference was made to the death of Geo, W. Cole, a member of the senate. THE SECRETARY'S FIGURES. ‘The secretary, J. W. Myers, in his report states that the receipts of the general fund were $24,738, the receipts for the benefit fund $341,256 and the disbursements $339,000. Dur- ing the year the report states that there was a Y Moxans, Cuarzzes, Lawss. SILKS, VELVETS, CASHMERES, VERY FINEST QUALITY LONSDALE CAMBRIC, yard wide, 10c. . INDIA CHALLIES, immense assortment of new "BS, 30, Beige, SILK MOHAIK URILLTANTINES, Old. Rose, Elec- Blue, steel Gray aud Tun, reduced cash price 1 ILKS, immense assortment of, new styles, o&e. ETTA ENGLISH CASHMERES, im assortuient of hew shades, wide double width, 25c. BEAUTIFUL DRESS G! soriment of new styles, 10, 1 . BLACK SILK MOHAIR, BRILLIANTINES, ex- cellent quality, wide duuble fod, 2, 31, 37Mec. VERY BEST QUALITY FRUIT OF THE LOOM COTTON, Yard wide, disc. HANDSOM URAH SILK! HENRIETTA CASHMERESERGES, elegant French dress zoods, neariy yard and a half wide, all pure wool, special cash basal, 5! EXCELLENT QUALITY SHEETING COTTON, immense double widih, Zoe, SILK MOL AIK BRILLIANTINES, nearly yard and a quarter wide, real vai duced UC. CARY SS CASH STOR SPACE, NEAK 7TH ST. 10 1HE AMOUNT OF @ RCHASEK TO ONE OF OUR PRESENTs, Jez 919 Preyysyrvanta Ave. WE HAVE apovT DRESSES OF THOSE FINE SCOTCH GI HAMS, WHICH WE WILL SELL ON MONDAY AT THE LOW PRICE OF TWELVE AND A HALF CENTS PER YARD. TWO HUNDT net gain of 3,877 members as against 2,243 in ALSO SCOTCH GINGHAMS IN LOCK the previous year. PLAIDS OF ALL SIZLS AND BEAUTIFUL Atter hearing the reports and transacting COLOKINGS AT THE LOW PRICE OF some routine business the senate adjourned TWENTY-FIVE CENTS PER YARD. for lunch and resumed its session later in the ONE HUNDRED PIECES G8 BLACK DRAPERY day, ETS, WHICH MUST BE SOLD, WHEY HAVE ALL BEEN REDUCED FROM 20 TO 30 PEK © YOU ARE IN WANT OF A DE OF THIS KIND If WILL PAY YOU TO SEE OUR STOCK, PLEASURE AS WELL AS BUSINESS, Asanumber of the members are accompa- nied by their wives a social program has been arranged which will be enjoyed in the inter- vals of business, Tomorrow there will be a carriage ride abont the city and in the evenin, a banquet at the Ebbitt. On Thursda; iy will visit Mount Vernon and Marshail Hall and on Friday the senate will adjourn, AMUSEMENTS. W. M. SHUSTER & SON 919 PENN. AVE, ONE PRICE, jel4 Avnavan’s—There was a great crowd at Al- baugh’s last night to see the Lamont Opera Company present “The Black Hussar.” an opera almost as well known as the alphabet Casu On Crxprt. and yet not worn down below the drawing Ce point. The crowd filled not only the lower | | We will sell youa Handsome SOLID OAK ANTIQUE part of the house but went upward even to | FIN 'D ROOM SUITE, ¥ pieces, for 817 cash or 818 on credit. We will sell you a 7-piece PARLOR SUITE, solid walnut frames, upholstered in the best hair cloth, for $25 cash or $30 on credit. We will sell you a 7-piece PARLOR SUITE, solid walnut frames, upholstered in plush, combination colors, for $25 cash or $30 on ere rill ceil you a good WIRE- WOVEN BED SPRING sh or $22.50 on credit. We will sell you 4 good quality BRUSSELS CARPET for 60c, per yard cash or per yard ou credit. We wiil sell you a good INGKAIN CARPET for 33c. ber yard cash or 40c. per yard on credit We Sew and Lay all CAKP eof Cost and do not charge for the waste in matching fixures, We will sell all CARPLTS, MATTINGS AND O1L- CLOTHS on Credit ut an advance of & ceuts per yard on the lowest cash price. EASY WEEKLY ur MONTHLY PAYMENTS taken on all credit sales, und no notes required. CASH DISCOUN aliowed on ail accounts settled in 30 days. the guilery, where the dudes were seen hang- ing over the railing in breathless interest, The company was out iu fine shape and voice and every part was given with a vim anda verve which set the house on the edge of excited en- thusiasm. The night was, of course, refresh- ingly cool, and this lent an added zest’ to. per- former and auditor. Orchestra, chorus and principals were anxions to appear at their best and there was no visible warrantable evidence that they were not. The songs were well sung and the humor of the opera was brought out in all its lights and shades. It was first-class sum mer opera at popular prices, and it could ngt help but be a success, just as its predecessors have been. “Black Hussar” again tonight: and every night this week, with a Saturday matinee thrown in for good measure, The young ladies society of Concordia Church, corner of 20th and G streets, will give a sociable tomorrow evening at the new chapel, ‘There witl be a Marine Band concert at the Casino Club, Mount Pleasant, tomorrow even- ing, which promises to be very successful, Miss Alice Raymond, the cornet player, wiil take part. The organ concert at the First Baptist Church on 16th street near Scott circle Jast night was quite a success. The program was well executed. Prof. Bischoff performed with his well-known skill and power, while the vo- calists, all of whom are members of the church choir, admirably performed their part of the program. Prof. Hawks of Baltimore in his recitations won well-deserved encores, Pdi vicl Be Sune not to send in your articles in Tre P. GROGAN, Je4-3m 739 and 741 7th st. nw. Reve I Redeem what you have lost by not giving us your Stan's advertising contest later than Friday, | Te soouers June 20th. GET BACK pe Se Wanted in This City. Some of your hard-earned dollars, Don't be foolish Inspector Swindells has received information | U**-, “There is a tide in the affairs of men which ‘a seit mation | taken at the dood,” leads on of the arrest of Lewis Grosholtz in Allegheny City, Pa., for the authorities here, where he is TO PROSPERITY, wanted on a charge of embezzlement. He was a general travelling agent for the firm of McCormick & Co., of Baltimore, and it is alleged that he collected certain moneys for the firm here and misappropriated the same. Some weeks ago complaint was made to In- spector Swindells, and the case was assigned to Detectives Wheeler and Mattingly. An indict- ment was procured and a bench warrant gomg out his arrest was secured. He will be brought here and answer in a few days. Word has also been received of the arrest at Camden, N.J., of a colored man named Wm. Bry indicted here for an assault with intent to kill Howard Johnsoa at Auacostia some months ago, and he will be brought here in a few days. If you want to take the road which leads to it come right now. Be wise and call to see our display of PRINCE ALBERT COATS AND VESTS, Strictly All-wool Silk Facing, serge lined, flat bound, 3 suits, Eight different styles and textures, strictly All-wool nouby and neat, AT 812, CUTAWAY AT 88.75, SACK SUITS, Neat mixtures, serge lined, double stitch od, AT $4.62. BLUE SACK SUITS, Slater's Flannel, fadcless color, strictly All-wool, Graud Army regulations, two sets of buttons, a Christian Endeavorers’ Return, The District Christian Endeavor delegates who attended the St. Louis convention re- turned this afternoon. This evening the District Christian Endeavor Union will extend AT $9.50. a herd ges to the New dees oy Conuecti- SACK SUITS. cut delegates at the Church of the Covenant at 8 o'clock. Postmaster General Wanamaker, | ,, Blue Sense Frenne’) meatagd pt atsa econ Secretary Windom and representative speakers | 44° double stitched, from the New York aud Connecticut delega- AT 91160. tions will be present and participate in the meeting. Dr, Hamlin will deliver the address PONGEE COATS AND VESTS, of welcome, The delegates are quartered at AT €5. the Hotel Fredonia, . ieee 2, ALPACA COATS—$1.50 ,$1.75, 82, €2.50 and $3. New invoice of CHILDREN'S PANTS, sg@ 4 to 13 years, ‘The ninth annual Christian Endeavor Society convention was brought toa close Sunday in St, Louis, AT 23c. Only a few SAILOR SUITS, axes 3 to 10 years, AT 75c. AND 8L Creates Ax Appetite, ‘There is nothing for which we recommend Hood's Sarsaparilla with greater confidence than for loss of appetite, indigestion, sick headuche and other troubles of dyspeptic nature, In the most natural way this |/ medicine gently tones the stomach, assists digestion and makes one feel **real hungry.” "Ladies in delicate health, or very dainty and particular at meals, after TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE taking Hood's Sarsaparila a few days, find themselves are Jouging for and eating the plainest food with unex- and pected relish and satisfaction, Try it GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, DYSPEPSIA—NO AMBITION. . 927 AND 829 7TH ST. N. Wa “Having been troubled with dyspepsia, loss of appe- titeand a feeling of no ambition to work, I was ad- vised to try Hood's Sarsaparilla. I purchased one bottle and feciing benefit therefrom bought two more aud am. now entirely cured. I always keep Hood’s Sarsapa- rillain my house, as I think it a good family moai- cine. CHAS. PARKER,cor, Shelby and Congress sts., Detroit, Mich. Corner Massachusetts Avenue STRICTLY ONE PRICE 39 Ger Tue Besr. HE CONCORD HARNESS. Open Saturday until 11 p.m A PLEASURE TO SELL HOOD'S. “‘T know of no preparation that has given so great genuine satisfaction as Hood's Sarsaparilla. Our sales are large and are greater than all tue other sarsapa- Tilla combinations together. Our customers speak highly of its merits and the benefit derived from its use. Itisa pleasure to sell Hood's. Sarsapanila be- cause of the satisfaction we are sure that it will give. ‘This could not be without that positive merit which Personally kuow Hood's Sarsaparilia to have, d. LUTZ & BRO, 497 Penn. ave., adjoining National Hotel Trunks and Satchels of best make at low prices. pT CLIFTON WHEAT, Jn, Winchester, Va,” Tue Tuousos. Houstoxs Exzcraso HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA COMPANY, Sold by druggists. $1; six for Prepared. © 1. HOOD 6 OO Roem eee bisa: 620 Atlantic avenue, Boston, Mass, 2 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR ‘WASHINGTON OFFICE, 1333 F ST. ene ee rsiliaiaietsts (Sra cisvenaranecndee BASE gus ON FIRE apl7-€m OTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS. the ‘With that most agonizing, burning and itching of akin tortures, Eczema, is the condition of thousands who will welcome the knowledge that a single ap- Plication of the CUTICURA REMEDIES will afford instant relief,and point to aspeedy and permanent cure. Eczema is the greatest of skin diseases, CUTI- CURA is the greatest of Eczema cures. a CITY ITEMS. It’s AH Your Own Fault if you feel warm in this weather. For we are prepared with our 50c. Mackinaw Hats, our 50c. Outi Shirts and our 5c, Underwear to keep you OR CHARTER BY DAY, WEEK OR MONTH, THE Sloop “Ella fredweil,” to pleasure of fishing pai oot 13th at. sm 405 Pa ave. now. as a cucumber. Franc, One Price, h, It 7th and D sts. Soares —— Pure Rye Whisky, five years old, 65c. qt. | and Serene ialise serve their phd Tab ce Port Wine (medicinal), 25 and 50c. qt. freshinenta 2 Claret, half gal. bot., 50c. Lime Juice, 25, b, | —Adsission 10 cents e172 Imported Sardines, 2 boxes 2c. Process Abbacans GRAND OPERA HOUSE. Flour, 14 bbi., $1.50, Roller do., & bbl., $1.35, jel7-tat P. RB. Witsox, 934 7th st. now, Evenings at 8:15—Matinee Saturilay. Riverdale Park. ener sige 10 cash, $5 per month will buy a Beautiful OPERA BLACK Lot in the prettiest subdivision near Washing- COMPANY. HUSSAR ton. Lots range in size and prices from 40x120 for $300 to 60x150 from $250 to 2400. Parties wishing to embrace this opportunity of saving a smail amount each month and owning real estate will be shown the property free of cost. Salesmen are ready to accompany such General admission, 230. Reserved seats, 30 and Tic. __Weck commencing June 23—AMORITA. wid GEAND, SOIMER OPENING OF TRE CASINO CLUB AND PARK, JUNE 18, 1890. ‘The cool- est and most beautiful grove in the D Grand Concert by the MARINE BAND, persons — time. erg leave B. and 0. pa ah - depot at 8:30 a.m., 12:10, 3:25, 4:32 and 6:20 . CE KAYMOND, p.m.; returning leave Riverdale 9:46 a.m, and | Pronounced By public aud pegs the Bhest Idy Cor 1:30, 4:01, 6:10 and 7:25 p.m. Short ride. Call | Concert from § to 10 p.m. at office and make appointment to go, or write 4 _Je13-6t ne to office and haye ip — on you. Vass Dangxuower, jes 1115 F st. nw, | BRAY RIDGE. ee Ee For Sale—Specials in Horse Fly Nets—90c., $1.15, $1.20, $1.45, $1.60 and $1.75 up. The lashes in these nets are treated to a chemical process that renders them water and acid proof and are guaranteed not to fade or tangle up and to resist the action of perspiration from the horse. Tormam's, je5-e06t 1231 Pa. ave. now. Piles! Piles! Ptles!—Dr. Williams’ Indian Pile Ointment is the only eure cure for Blind, Bleecing or Itching Piles ever discovered. It never fails to cure old chronic cases of long 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, 1:30 and 4:30 p.m. Sundays, 9:35 am, 1-30 apd 3:15pm. Leave Bay Ridge, week days, 6:30 and 8:30 p.m. standing, Wutiams Mo. Co., Cleveland, | sanaay Ohio, jo,tu,thisos || ae Sead am eet eeineae ROUND-TRIP TICKETS, @ Castoria. J.T. OpELL, CHAS. 0. SCULL, Gen’l Passenger Agent, When baby was sick we gave her Castoria, When she was a Child she cried for Castoria, When she became Miss se clung to Castoria, When she had Children she gave them Castoria, ju16-th,s,tu,ly Star Spring Water. Saratoga Star Spring Water for sale in bot- tles and by the glass by ail C, Paumer, Agent. Bustle or No Bustle the Gem Ice Cream | Freeaer will make cream into ice cream in ten minutes, Saves labor, All dealers, il Nervous Prostration, Nery- psia, Dulluess, Blues cured by Dr. Samples free at pwakp P, Mentz’s, 1014 F st, OF COACKE and M sts. uw. every hour for Arlin celes of ail Kinds to hire, LEWIS J. M xt. nw. EDUCATIONAL. DENNINGTON (N.3) SE: ‘Colles iNARY AND LADIE ‘Otters rare educations! High and Lealthfal. Steaua _deld-stot nmuror charge of travel or bo: ences, DESIRES wall Buy a Machine with a Reputatio' Examine our New High Arm No. 9 and notice how its rotary motion, silent and positive, con- trasts With the rasping, he: of shuttle machines. Wu TEACH ANY ONE VO it in Fiftecm Lessons. Les: scholars “HEY SOLDS, 929 F vy, uncertain action Estas aty or Hines Ottice, 437 9th u.w. = th “ _ 2. 437 | 3 SUMMEK LAW LECIURES (nine weekiy) ex & Wiisox Mra. Co, _ | cegin 1uth July. 1890, and end 10th nape ee reular appiy (P.O. Cniversiiy of Va) vo JOHN B. MINOR, Prof. Com. and Sta. Law. S13 PA primary” and ad- BK. HART, Pru of Music, Boston. Je ONS HAVING A GOOD EN q Wish to take a Dhorough Course im <raphy and Typewnting, may apply at Rooww S F st, u.w. Jels-iw* Ss oHOUL OF PRA i. For Borenrus FAMILY TE. (Spring Leafy Is Superb in Quality, Delicious iu Fiavor, and, well iced, 8 «and Refreshing we Without Rival. Bold at Sc. a pound PEL L SHORTHAND, St. uw. numer course operis the Itih of June, 6:30 p.m. Ben Pivman's system taucht iu thirty eas ons by & practical and progressive COMBINATION METHOD, ‘Terms $15 tor thecourse, ‘Trial Jessons free WM. F. MEYE-KS, Principal, Je12-Ge" Kesidence 65 List. tow. EN ALL SUMMEK, 803 E 51.—BEST PLACE vr every branch of Drawing unting ; Crayon Portraits, with or without Soar Prints, tu six’ lessons or two duyss, to those who have never drawn, jel0-w* XAILLAKD sCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, WASH- ington branch 1200 F st. n.w.—Gaillard’s Origi- ual Method (pubiisher, D. Appieton, N. Yo; simpli fied, scientific, educational; tue only one decorated by the French Minister of Public Instruction, «4 summer, (pur beni by 3. W. LURCHELL, Bozo oe 09 Hopexixss & Hovexss. HIGH CLASS TAILORING pir cago, Lowsville, Puri, France, Berlin Geruany, Moscow NEW FIRM. La. ave., opposite city post rivate iustruction. Day aud evening. 2 ©. kK. URNER, AM, CE, Prin, EAKN THE BEST. SHOKTHAND LESSONS by H.C. TANNER (chief stenographer late Pan- American Congress), Sun Building, 2 idaud Typewnting done, Mr. WILLIAM E. HODGKINS, for many years Senior partner in the house of Charles A. Smith & Co. having withdrawn from the firm, and, with his son, Mr. EDWD. W. HODGKINS «also for 13 years con- nected with the same firm), have established them- selves in the elegant chambers, 27 School st. (Niles building), Bosion, directly opposite the old stand, where they will continue the business of G_ LADIES, 10 EL, IVATE SCHOOL Dotzheiner Straw, Wiesvaden, MAKLE & Diplouwe de Paris, Principal Pupils received for the Purpose of complete education in all branches of FOR Yo selene und art; aiso for those iutendins to stay fora rt time. Beautitul location: comfortable house; perfect mental and physical tratming. N is ex~ cellent reterences. Circulars obtainable at 547 Center Market. mz4tojy1* ¥ y ASHINGTO! CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, Good Templar Hall, 435 st. and Pu. ave.—I wenty- first year. Piano, Organ, Voice, Violin, Fiute, Cornct,&c, Free advanteges, O. B'BULCAKD, Director, a24-2as* KIVATE FRENCH LESSONS— Classical aud Modern Langu: Prot. H. LAGKOY my-16-3m* Of Sorbomue, Paris, 1 US AND CIVIL-SERVICE EXAMINATION, ul preparation ; full information; fourteen FINE TAILORING FOR GENTLEMEN, We solicit the patronage of gentlemen who desire the best results of the tailor’s art, assuring them that, with ourlong experience, we can give entire satisfac~ tion, ENGLISH HUNTING BREECHES AND RIDING TROUSERS A SPECIALTY, — experience. S. W. FLANN, AM, ivy dusti- fe. 8.W. cor. Sib aud K sts. n.w, a3 sm HODGKINS & HODGKINS, DESPA S OIL, SERVICE Instr ire 7 10th st. n.w.—Pupils prepered for all ex: Auiuations. Specie Lessous tor Census Bureau, Huchest reterencs y ORWOUD INSTITUTE, 1407 Mass ave. Highland Terrace, J4th Street Circie. €21-6m. Mr. and Mra, WM. D.C QPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, Corner 7th and D sts, nw. School of Busitiens and Countiny House Training chool of Pract Pehool ot Shorthand and Typewriting. choo of Lelewraphy and Licctrical scienea, School of ~pencerian Penmuatuslap. School of Mechanicai and Architectural Drawing, Dey and night sessions, Call or send for iliustrated catalogue free, HENKY C. SPENCER, LL.B, Principal; SARA A. NCER, Vice Principal. Be? PROFESSIONAL _ ME. KAPHAL, TH CELEBRATED CLAIRVOY¥- wtand Astrologist, the seventh daughter, born ul, has wondertul bealing power. Gives names: dates, Don't tai to see this lady 10, 910 F st. Ww, _ ME. DREAMER, ONLY | WONDE! ted Envlish aud German Astrologer in thecity. ‘Tells ail events of lite. ee hOUrS, Ban. to Y p.m uday inom 10a. WS: pm, 4105 Yih ww, i" 27 SCHOOL S8T., BOSTON. my20-eolm Ovry Ars Ny a of our customers and the )) our store open all night in charge For the kecommoda i ki public we NS. Our prices for prescriptivus huve been reduced in proportion toother goods, We Use only the purest draws and eh als 2. the inmost reliable manufac. tuvers. We cheeriuily imvite a carerul inspection of this department by piysiciaus. ey Pri Heock's Porous Plesters Au German Pc Piasiers, i z 'y Pectural Ayer's Hair Vigor. A rtic Pi - Gnge Benson's Capeine Plaster Williaius’ Kheumatic GME BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EV: LIFE. All business coufideutial, ‘S OF Ladies and 2 1éw" ma 1 HORSES ASAT - Castiwere Beuguct Sia 2 . THE OLD-ESTABLISHED ONLY Litte Liver Pil os reluble genuine snd vaturui-born Clairvoyant nis’ Little Liver Pills, #8 | Astroieer’ and Mediu tm this city. bora with vell Carnrick’s Soluble Food, nied. 50 | and woudertui prophetic giftot eecond sixbt; reveals Garnrick’s Soluble ood, lat 100 | every midden mystery. find lost crstolen property: Califoruia Fig sirup 50 | brink “separated togeiber ; causes epeedy uiurriaces: Fly's Cream Balm, 50 | gsves success in business ; removes family troubles, Eifervescing Lronio Gavel 100 | Gul aitiuences; sdvieu on bustticss, love, oF anything Fellow's sirup Hypophe : 150 } you are iu doubt of, All business confdeutual. “Never mal —_ Com, on My pomBosphites.. { 3 known to tail, Jop Bitters, per butt 2 Te stetter's Bitters 10] Hours, 9am, 08:30pm Sandays 2to 8 p.m, Hood's Narapari 100] Sittings, 50c. lorsford's: id 3 50 2 7 Horsforu’s Acid Phosphates; larg 206) ee a pe sien — a 's). 3 by pri jomts Malt Extract ( Eisner’s). . Wiliams Malt Eatract, the Mat Fs ATTORNEYS. Specitics, Nos. 1 to —— salve. ey 3 for. 333 | QUAN B HALLAM, per butte. in jyer bottie. re) a=rore Nestle's Milk Feod, 50 458 LOUISIANA AVE, Fear's Soap, per ca 20 ‘ Pond’s Exttact, pe Piso’s Cough Siruy _ Residence, 908 Pa. ave. Prussian Cough »: 2 25) QF. PHILLIPS. 3. G. ZACHRY, Parker's Huir balsam. > 5o F. D. McKENNEY, 's Golden Med. Discovery. 2 100 PHILLIPS, ZACHKY & MCKENNEY, Fyrom yo esse 4 100] _ja4-Gm — Attorieys-at-Law, Sun Building, P et, Fills. per box 13 2 YAMPBELL CARRINGTON, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW : 8 100 Webster Law Building, 905 D st.n.w.,Wasuineton 1 175 | DC. Kesidence, 933 K st. nw. azz loo 6 100 lizer Aperient, 100 Yase me, Pure, scaail size 10 useline, Pure, large size. 5 = Vaseline, Pure, the lan 4 L. MCQUEEN, PLINTER, 1108-2116 E ST._N.W. Vaseline Pomatde, per bottle Fy Has a Complete line of sxinvies of Joun A. Lowell varuer's Sate Pills, per bottle. 35 | & Co's Boston) celebrated Steel Plate Folders, Orders Warner's Kidney 1.35 | of Dance, Menus and Business Cards. “All who care to Wyeth's Beef, Iron aud Wine. 1 G0 | examine ‘these beautiful goods, whether with iuten- tion of purchasing or not, are invited to do “°- PINE BOOK AND JOB PRINTING ONLY. m4. AL & WALLACE MSSitaica acon axp 308 PRINTERS, Se cae Estimates furnished m22] Presework for the Trade, ees GENTLEMEN'S GOODS. H, D. Bazz,. IMPORTER AND TAILOR, SPRING AND SUMMER 1890. Full Stock of FOREIGN SUITINGS. BUSINESS, &o., &o., RECEIVED AND OPEN FOR YOUR INSPECTION. % D. BARR, 1211 Penna, sve, ais’ Beef, Best Tron and Wine Gresh: wud th o oe . Mexion wn dispensable Wieite Woilet; it renders the skin with, eco prope Shtvpin.° Every" indy tle, 25e. QUININE. E myd Lise Comraxrs for any length of time. 2 Ib. equal to 40 Ibs. of lean ‘beef. Only sort euaranteed genuine by Justus von | goed ben ‘Liepig and bears bis signature, 226-tathlm office from 9 a.m. to S p.ue EXCURSIONS, PIC qu» EXCURSION ; OF GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE COUNCIL NO. 213, NATIONAL UNION, THURSDAY. JUNE 19, 1s90, TO MARSHALL HAL} Steamer Macalester ‘cay 6 mh. SUETP. Beaver Con dows A hinted number of tickets way be bad of the mittee of arrangements, also at the boat after __Tickeus 50 cents. ICS, &c. 10 am and 2.90 and tO pm, an Go WHERE THE PEOPLE Go. TO RIVER VIEW, ‘The Cones Island of the Potomac ‘The Swift sud Popular Excursion Steamer SAM'L J. PENTZ ‘will make trips every Wednesday throughout the sam son as follows: Leaving at 0:45am, 1.45 end 6:45 DP. m., returning at 1, Sand 11 p.m. Tickets 25e. River View has more facilities for amusement than all other River Resorts combined Dancing all day and evening on the Largest Pavilion south of New York. Eujoyment guaranteed to all Objectionable characters excluded. E. 8. RANDALL, proprietor, On WEDNESDAY, June 1, and SUNDAY, June 22, Prof. Harry Park.Champion Trick and Pancy Bicycliat and Unicyclist of District of Columbia aud Maryland will giveexbibitious of his skillet the Pavilion @ River View. NRAND FESTIVAL, WITH BANRBECI ir by the WASHINGTON BY Denk T ASSOCIATION at the WASH SCHUEIZEN PARK on TURSDAY. FUND 1s Tickets, each Perse Prize at stn an tee owing. “Procession will start from Mayers Wall corner sth and Nats Bw. Nelock. By order ct” _ e162 CARL MUPLLLG a RCLAR EXC 3 we Miles.on the Kiver on the Steamer Corcoram WEDS ESDAY VABNING JUNG IN, GRACE Mb. CHURCH _ Boat leaves at 6 p.m. Lickets nth jold-aee VOLUMBIA DIVISION, No. 3. UNTPORM KAN C KMGHIS OF PY PRIA — Will cive an Excur TO BAY RIDGE WEDNE SDA Tickets, @1, Children halt JUNE 18, 1890, kets can be pot depot at 9:1 and ‘Trams ieaves B. m., 4:30 °. EXCURSION To Ht Fridas,, Tickets—Round try efrestin Trains 1 Jeave isla: Keturning, Jela-nr NsihAM- LACEXAN KY EXCU KMIONS—LARG LEAVE wit T POPULAR RFSORT. Excarsion Steawer SAMUEL J. PENTZ, the Fastest on the Potomac. WEDNESDAYS, commencing June 4, three trips leavinw at 9:45am. 145and 645 pm. Kevurning atl. Gand 11:50pm. T » 20, Family Days commence SATURDAY, July Dancing Day and Evening on all trips except San- day at the grounds on the larsest and finest pavilion southof New York. Pine Brass Band on Sanday. ‘Tho only place on the Potomac lighted by electricity. Ex- ceilent meals furnished on the «: is, This resort has a fine Nwitchback Railway aud all oth popular amusements. The Steamer will b tered ora liberal percentage allowed on tickets sold by 5o- cieties, &. No objectionable parties allowed on auy of the above trips, KS. RANDALL, _m28 Propriet HE MOUNT VEKNON AND MARSHALL HALL STEAMBOAT CO. On aud after June 1, 1890, the new iron and steel Steamer CHARLES MACALESTER Will leave her wharf, foot of Teh street, for Mount Vernou and Marshall Hall as — For MOUNT VEKNON. ry day de t Sumday) at 10 am. and 30 Pm. rei me wt 2 ate > se p.m. Passengers can remain at Mout Vernon until second boat leaves, if desired. Fare, round trip, $1, including admission to the mansion aud crounds. Ble gent cafe on the bost, Meals aud lunches served Prompts. For MARSHALL HALL.—Same as Mount Vernon schedule for week days. ANS at 11 am., 2:30 and 6 p.n.; returning ) aud 9 1 lays aud Saturdays, epecial 1 sions down the river to “Indian MH Marshali Hall gome and returu: ton at 6:50 p.m., reaching city Meals aud Lunches at all tiaies at M taurant. Fare ents on any eure, 1 conta, ud reliable Steamer W, W. Till make river, landings es ter down osc ux wt Marchal Hall going and returning. her wharf daily, except Sund: at 4pm. Round wip, Sunday trips of the W. W Will be announced weekiy. Oren mont, vine at 10 am, returning oran to Marslall Hail advertisement For charters of Steamers Macalester aud foreitber Mount Vernon or Marshall Hull LL. BLAKE, Captain, ou the steamer, FRO* CHARTER THE Straw vacHT 1." BY DAY, Wek OK MON IH. To responsible private partics comme dabeus for 1 ties. Ropecially matted for Faznily Parties Lyerything couplete aud a first-class cook if desire For facther parvicalars and terms apply on board of Yacht at 7th-st, whatf, o m31-1m “BELL mly. sheer? Or Pleasure BLOF st aw, STAGE EXCURSIONS. PWITT’S TALLY HO COACH LINE L 313 13th st, mw, Konn: we ove.” Souliers’ Hi u Bridge, Wed. aud PIANOS AND ORGANS. (PAE BALLET & DAVIS PIANO AGENCY WiLL be closed June 18 aud reoy i wite Superb stock ot pianos. Bargains t ou “HL NUE SWEET AND RICH TONED KRAKAULEG Pianos, spoken of by artists in terns of auch praise are sold at reasonable Rgures at KUHA'S Teuple uf Music, 1209G st. p.w. ‘Tung and repairing, ap2d-Sm Lianixe Assravaests PIANOS ESTEY LIVERS & POND ESTEY ORGANS. MODERATE PRICES. EASY TELMS. Old iustruments taken in part payment, Tuning and Kepa ring. ‘Lelepboue G2 FSTEY ORGANS. SANDERS & STAYMAN, ‘834 F street N. Charles «t, Maiti 7 Main st, Riche ERR FRE no ree Medal Fans Exposition. by over 100 muumie seb: Vid Pianos taken 10 ¢ at can take the pluce of + hIPPER & CONLIF 200 frat pret tual Colleges f wnge. Lueouly rand, 14 Lith st. am, P PQUALED IN 7 spas son ot attention of “Pure! “New Artistic Styles," Duisbed in desigus of HIGH ExI DICOKATIVE AKA, Pisbos for rent “SECOND-HAND PIANOS. — A larve assortment comupriniug slmost every well-known soake ‘it te wah thorough yepair, ‘Cloned out at Ve iow tguies.. SEECIAL INDUCEMEN TS offered proces abd ub tern: jack will be arranged baby MONTHLY INSTALMENTS when denned WM. KNABE & CO, 517 Market Spon ADIES WISHING THEIR FINE LACES DONE Ay Curtis pa. -$ * a at MADAME VallMon 1 old stand, re] mh7-4m* FRONTSU Ts: FRONTS!! Always in order by pisin at MLLE. M. J. PRANDI'S, 21320 Fst p.w. Oilers. Harrison’, ~ (importer of