Evening Star Newspaper, March 18, 1891, Page 8

LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. FORECAST TILL FIGHT A. M. THURSDAY. For the District of Coi sylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, Mary Virgimia, generally fair; warmer; southerly jight rain Thursday night. CONDITION OF THE WATER. ature and condition of reat Falls, tempe water at 7 are, 42! con Co: condition al 5: distributing _ resgevoir, condition at infinent gate at eftitent gate house, 7. High tide in the river, 2:27 p.m. Low tide in the river, 9:27 p.m. oops. Table Linen, Blankets, Comforts at cont prior to removal; second- ing, cheap, at Broparan’s, 907 F st. Txess axp Beavry vor Easter.—Our Lines of spring neckwear are now ready and they ere beauties. Onr Oc. line deserves esp7cial notice. Hexny Frave & Sox, One Price. ‘or. and D ets. now. Use hominy flakes. Cooks in 13 minutes. Mixx and whiskey testers. Herren’, 453 Pa. a Worx done while you wait. Orrictax, 477 Pa. ave. aPET CLEANING sit Tae Ei 31-635 Mass. a 101 ‘Tre well-known firm of Johnson Brothers rupply more families with fuel than any one firm in the Wonxs, Rexovator axp MoTu Exrexxrxator. e Worch ; arm these prices you can have your parlor suite renovated for $5 imstead Of $15, as per list prices, Srorac Private roc . Packixa ax Movrxe. FS Packing mater | jevoted to storage of car- | ja ¢ up, cicaning | price ae- The attendance at the dog show last was very large, and all who were on band were | Hamilton Bronaugh, conductor of car No. 19, well repaid, for Libition of canine loveliness. ‘The show seems | ously if not fatally injured on It street be- specially attractive to ladies, many of whom are | tween the Peace and Garfield monuments by present at all times. Sir Bedivere and the | being run over by Bis car. He had quite a others of that famous group of St. Bernards | load on the car, and running to the froat to get came in for a large share of admiration from | his fares attempted to get on, but missed his | the ladies. ‘The Bernard pups was greatly admired by the pears ally The only bloodhound on exhibi- | Wheel had passed over one of his legs. tion is the dog “Jack the Ripper, London police in searching for the Wirite- | moned and he was taken to Providence Hoe chapel murderer. THE bDoG sHOW. Awarded Yesterday. night saw a remarkably fine ex- ‘yiand Kennel Club's exhibit of St. used by the PRIZES AWARDED. The following prizes were awarded yesterday: | dition improved Rongh-coated St. Bernaré dogs--Wyoming kennels’ Hesper, Moore's Ben Lamond, second. rongh-coated dogs—Wyoming kennels’ Challenge class first: E. H. Open clase E Sir Bedi rst; E. H. Moore's Alton, second; E. H. s Lord Melrose, third: Swiss Moantain * Archduke, A. A. Cobb's Lion and Bounce, each very high unt St. Vincent, it kennels’ Tan- hb ¥. h.e.; Prudence and Veda (owned by Thee- dore Wasserbach of this city), bh. ¢.; Rose fexnea by J. M. Ford of Forest Glen) and lonephine Marie Sanderson (George Scala of this city), each e. nionths George Seuln' Josephine Marie Sanderson, second: Gair kennels 4 Hugh Pitzer's Princess, v. h. c.; W. B. Moses & Puppies ‘under eighteen Petrola’s Conut St. Vincent, firs! ly Floris IIL, reserv special prize of a kennel basket, value to Mr. Petrola’s Count St. Vincent. A. Bargdort's special prize of a collar and chain to J. Smooth-coated St. Bernards—Challenge class, Ditches Daniel Mann s Cleopatra, first: Went wor M. Ford's Rose. b Ruppert Lamb's Countess (owned commendation. cepanike, thir Jose of this cil Puppies under eighicen months—Keepsake, per | second prize. The special prize, a $10 silk cent less ic and | umbrella, given by a Washington merchant for cheapest a est smooth-couted St. Bernard, to Empress of ‘ontoocook Newfoun: Gair kennels’ Prince Hal Furniture, ca first kennels Prince George nter Market. of at creat the CifY AND DISTIICT. AMUSEMENT: TONIGHT. Auparen’s.—Sara Bervhardt in “Camille.” at.—Margaret Mather in “Joan of Hannis’—“Lights and Shadows.” k Harry Willams’ Own Specialty Compa: Uxiry Parsnvrertax Cuvrcu.—Leeture by Dog Show. _ CONDENSED LOCALS. 2 Bogs of this city, who tin Philadelphia last Saturday evening at the concert given by the Marine Band there, received many favorable notices, the quality of ber mezzo soprano voice being bee ighly prsised. i ‘The will of the Inte Willie B. Clagett was filed | F- 9 Yesterday. He leaves his estate to his wife for | F- Hife and then to his childre at _ Appointments Mad corferenz: | E. church was held yesterday conference will ‘The app ton district are as follow of the Southern } at Roanoke. meet for the Washing ments R fifty-five Duke of Hessen, tirst: B. M. Stevenson's Tribu- lation ( Spot Sting, third. sat, M. pounds—C Rip Rap G Inspiration, second; Secretary Frederick Webster's Prince Don (3200), third. Dan'l Perond: is cit: ir kennels’ Albany Lass, over Hildroup (owned by Hildroup of this city), v. h. ¢.; Garr ‘oy Il. h. ¢.: Rover (owned by Chas. H. Lambert of this city), c. The club's prize 5 for the best kennel to the Gair kennels. Pointers: Challenge class, dogs over fifty-five | pounds m kennels’ Robert le tesville Ficld ‘Trial ken- Bitches Belle Randolph, first, Bellman's Graphite, first: J wned by J. W. ¢.;von Littlejohn, h. y pounds, Hemps' kennels’ Woolton Game, first; E. P. Wil- | Bev. R. (3500), second; L.A. Biddle’s rd. Challenge class, dogs under «nds—Henipstead Farm’ kennels’ Hempstead 00). second, and J.P. Cartwright's ches tinder 50 pounds—J. P. Cartwright’s tirst: Hempstead Farm kennel'sQueen md; E. R. Beilman’s Stelia B. ($1,000), Open classes, dogs under fift rlottesville Field Trial ki owned by Dr. ng of Kippen, Finder,c. Bltches under 50 pounds, Charlottesville kennels’ Maid (33,000), first; Charles E. Konnel’s Fan and Eva B., owned by Ernest A. | ; Burt's Snipe and h. ¢., and Puppies under twelve months ed by J. W. Perkins of this city, es: Challenge class—F. W. Chapman's 00), first. Open class, doge—J. Ran- aves’ Jim Simmons ($100), first, and man’s Restless, second. ' Bitches— apman's Twin Two (500), first; W. F. jr. 8, Mollte (3200), second, and F.W Chaptuin’s “Glenrose Topsey (#500), third. Puppies under twelve months, F. W. Chap- man's Restless, first. The club's special prize for best kennel to F. W. Chapiaan, also 10 piece of piste jim Simmons; £10 piece | beagle owned by member of ‘lab, to Twin Two. Dr. H. M. Cryer’s Challenge bitches—Dr. Cryer's Vesta, first; his Bessie, second, and Roger T. a Harrison's Nellie Bly; ¥. h. id. Open P.S. Hough, elder. Washingion— | class, dogs—Flip, owned by 7 Traver Mt. Vernon, J. himan, J. K. White: | of this city, first; Seminole Kennels’ Kash, jr H. C.F. Alexan- | (2500), sécond, and Graham Pearre’s Bitters ECan: aca 000), third. Bitehes—Miss Bisbing s ( oe kW Declaen, Geeta Oe at first; Dr. Coyie’s Lady Victoria, second, be sj J. H. Dulaney: Hammond: Loudoun, D. Bask and K. 1. Piedmont, T. G. Nevitt, J. L. Gravit: Wa J. L. Grubb: Fauquier, W. E. Miller; Mor- le, J. O. Tackett: Sidley, F. H. Shipley; J. Hublinan; Occoquan. C. Stafford, to be st Fredericks 1. W. Canter, W. J. Young.” Prof. & dolph, Macon College. THE TEMPERANCE QUESTION. y report of the committee on ed the action of the ‘This re- al and is an order hall port was denounce e members the prohibition ? The s - reports showed the Present membership of the conference to be There have been 4,036 additions by cer- nd profession of faith and 3,118 re- te, expulsion, care The bay The number of church and 121 par- The value of 40.787. The money ied for churches aud parsonages was The present indebtedness on church 00. The value of church prop- ts is ax follows: Baltimor ; Wash Sto: Lewisburg, Total value of A Wife's Denial and Counter Charges. In the divors Rosa L. Pri Buthi case of Thos. W. Price against . the latter, by Mesers. Cook and rland, has filed her answer, denying the charges of cruel treatment and desertion. She | his back lacerated by thirty strij = doing | has also filed « petition for alimony pendante | so; also his defending Bishop Jones from Lite and a crows bill. In the latter she states | mob who tried to prevent the bishop deliver- that her husband soon after marriage devel- oped a violent temper and frequently assaulted and ill-treated her, threatening to shoot her, and for safety she had to leave him. nase sanabe A Bieyele Tour Around the World. Messrs. E. E. Stevens and G. D. Mitchell of this city are planning a bieyele tour azound the world, They will start in the middle of May and will travel from Cork through Ireland, | Waies, England, Franee, Switzerland, the Ty- rol, ¥, Greece, Asia Minor and Pale, to Fgypt. From this point their plans are in- definite, but the tour probably include ndia, Cevlon and Australia and will occupy & year or more altogeth ——_— The Corcoran Cadets Incorporated. Mesers. Albert Ncliers, W. . Morrow, Wm. Levins and others have filed in the recorder of deed fice acertificate in the name of “The Corcoran Cadet Cor frie tion ho Dora, ow: he He is Presented W ‘The seventh vineible Club was celebrated last night at the the special feat ception in honor of Mr. Perry sentation to him on behalf of his friends in stars: diamond pin. ‘The attendance numbered fully 1,200. Mr. Carson, who was confined to his home by sickness, did not appear in the hall until the exercises were about concluded. A ments was elected to presid Metropolitan M.E. Zion Church conducted the singing. University dent of schoo' under the freedmen’s bureau and at present on in 1858 at Baltimore, and he remembe: ing a leeture. Carson 8 eventful public life. Smythe. Prof. W. H. H. Hart of Howard eulogizing Mr. Carsou. sides those named were Messrs. well, J. D. Baltimore, Rev. Dr. €. W. Joba A. Gray, Kev. Dr. W. B. Johnson, Dr. C. &. Purvis, W. A. Mayse, Prof. members of Metropolitan choi When Mr. Carson came into ‘the hall he was | ine | received with much applause. .Dr. Dyson | | formally | diamoud pin and Mr. pressing lis thanks to the club and to’ his for the purpose gf cor- | 3Mzs. H orge W. Wambach s “Rustic Kate, third: by Mi R. ‘Travers of this city, .; Little —_ HONORS FOK MR. CARSON. ith a Watch and Pin and jogized in Speeches. niversary of the Blaine In- of the Ron Pennsylvania avenue, ure of the occasion being a re- of # gold hunting-cose watch set with ‘presenting the number of states and a hippen of the commitiee of arrange- ‘The choirof Nev Dr. W. B. Johnson of Wayland Rev. R. H. G. Dyson responded for Mr. Carson. ‘The Monumental orchestra rendered music, and the Amateur Glee Club rendered a duet and then the orator, Rey. Dr. William Howard | Dey of Harrisburg, Pa., formerly superinten of Maryland and of the A.M.E. and spoke at He said he had known Mr. Car- tary of the board of bisho He gave some account of Mr. Hon. John H. sity law schoo! and Chas. S. Morris, | of the Pilot, foliowed in short On the pi itzhugh, presented him with the watch and rson responded, ex- ds for this evidence of their regard and esiectn. ‘The committee who had charge of the recep- | were W. H. Davis, chairman; A. C. Ship- 3. W. Bell. C.D. Fréeman, C. W. Scott, J- Green, Julius Warren, J. F. ter, Wim. K. Brown, Mrs. Etta Webster, arietta Robinson, Mrs. Stoddard, Miss Fecting any error or omission in the paper filed | Georgiana Fields, Miss Cecelia Gorham and ex- by them on May 11, 1890, which has been ad- judged by the court’ as the charter of the or ganization. — A Trazedian’s Triumph. Gov. Gleaves. nt SEALE: Death of Mrs. Eliza Boteler, The venerable Mrs. Eliza Boteler died yester- day afternoon at the residence of her son, E. “On my recent tour in Pennsyivania,” said | M. Boteler, 725 Sth street southwest, at the ad- the well-known tragic and seric-comie trage-| vanced age of eighty-cight years. The de- dian, James Owen O'Connor, last night to a | ceased was a native of Virginia, but came here Sram reporter, “the first night, sir,I was | when a young girl and bad continuously re- histo — hissed. sir; egged, siz—egged: but the third night, sit aud the tragedian thumped his chest tragicall “the third night, sir, I played behind a net.” peak tt ys capone a. sided here for forty years in East Vs Died etind att | She was tee widew of the intedohe ad sarvived him abont nine the mother of Rev. J. Wesley M. Boteler and Lieut. James E. Boteier, Mrs. ton. D. Bowler ears. She was , Edward Charged With Overcrowding the Theater. | Hizabeth Barbour and Mrs. T. J. Mugruder, Mesars. Roop & Nopper, proprictors of the | Globe Theater, were c! week. —— lecture at Masonic Hail tomorrow night. Poverty.” latter of Baltimore. She had been patensersmacce Workixoxex, go and hear John Doy’t Fat. to hear John Brisben Walker's | Walker tomorrow night on “The Dokwere | a | ng Carson sing “John Brown” and having | A Large Attendance Last Night—Prises | It Was at First Thought He Was Fatally Injured. About 5:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon Mr. Washington and Georgetown railroad, was seri- footing and fell. Before the ear could be stopped Mr. Bronaugh had been struck by the heels of a horse on the head and the front The sixth precinct patrol wagon was sum- ries and shock would result in his death, is morning the physicians found his con- it is believed that he will survive, but it will be necessary to amputate his leg.’ Mr. Bronaugh iy a native of the Dis- trict, residing at 3328 © street, West Washing- ton, aged about thirty-five years, and bed long been in the employ of the railroad. brent a tose em it was at first thought that the in- t RAILWAY GUARDS NEEDED. The inquest in the case of the accidental killing of Mr. Rust, heretofore reported to Tu ‘Srar, called out an informal expression of -the jary, Mr. John T. Beckham being foreman, as to the condition of the railways on the west edge of this city. On Wolfe street extended into Fairfax county there is a gridiron of steel rails. The Virginia Midland railroad and the Washington Southern ruilroad run side by side, and for over a mile there are six tracks,crossed at Roberts’ lane and at Telegraph road by count) roads, and there are private crossings in addi- tion. "Some years ago the venerable R. Koberts was killed by a railway train near his mill and the resent accident occasioned a second death from the same cause. The jurors thought that the authorities of Fairfnx county should exer- cise their power and require gates at these crossings. Additional precautions are believed to be needed. ‘TRE SHIPMAN CASES. The circuit court, Judge Keith, is still en- gaged with the Shipman-Fletcher suit. An in- dictment has been found at Fairfax Court House on the oath of Mr. Macgarity charging J. J. Shipman with perjury, &c. The contest is an old one. WAGE-WORKERS’ MEETING. The Aiexendria boom was continued Monday night at the wage-workers’ meeting in Paff's Hall, D. R. Stansbury was called to the chair and N. C. Field appointed secretary. On the niotion of Mr. T. V. Kisheill the initiative was taken for the organization of a stock company to establish a fund in aid of manufactures. The stockholders are to pay $1 per month, afterthe fashion of the building associations, and the compans, to be organized when 109 or more stockholders are obtained. Messrs, Risheiil, Field, Grimes, Strider, Beatty, Kemp, Norris, Summers and others were appointed to canvess this city and Washington in support of the pro- ject, and it being stated that the Alexandria Gaztte would issue and circulate 2.000 extra copies explaining the movement at the cost of paper, &c. (£30), that sum was at once sub- scribed by Mayor Downham, Treasurer Har- low, President Reod, Postmaster Agnew and others. Mr. Wheat. said he had been authorized by the — editor of the Washington column or more of unday Herald to offer a rint paper free to ths Alexandria boomand that from 300 to 500 copies would be circulated in this city without cost as a contribution to the movement. Messrs. Reed, Harlow, Downham, Gorman, Wheat, Atisheill, Foltz, Thompson, Strider and others presented their views on the subjects which came before the meeting, which gave promise of important results. NOTES. Mr. C. F. Lee has qualified at the courthouso before Judge Keith, as aiministrator of Will- iam Hodgson, who, in other days, resided near Princese and Washington streets and carried on business asa merchant here. Mr. J, F. Neill has purchased from the Real Estate Company for 600 a lot of ground on Pendleton between Wythe and Madison stress. Atent of Junior Réechabites has been organ- ized here with 8. D. Devaughn as shepherd. ‘The only observance of St. Patrick's day here was the “wearing of the green” by many citi- zensand a sermon on St. Patrick by Father Chester, 5. J., ut night, during the Lenten aerv- ices of St. Mary's Church. ‘Yhe remains of Mrs. Ellen Desmond were ght here yesterday from South Washing ton witer services at St. Dominic's Church aud interred in St. Mary's cemetery. Mrs. Ann Iatterson, the mother-in-law of the late Foreman McDermott of the Washingtcn navy yard, died yesterday at her home here. City, escaped from the railway train while on his way to jail in thus city. It is said that thirty-six building lots on North Columbus stzect have been sold at Washington's real estuie agency to a Washington deaic:. BAILLIE The Cost of a Scholarship. To the Paitor of Tho Evening Star: In an article in Tne Stan of Friday “B.M.8." in discussing some figures ini previous letter of Miss Hayes in regard to the Spinner memorial bas made such serious errors that I ask for space to reply. Miss Hayes stated that a fund of $1,800 would endow a scholarship in the Columbian College. “E.M.S.” states that this sum would be expended in three years—alluwing $600 a year to the beneficiary ~-which is a better paying scholarship than any of which Ihave ever heurd. “E.aL.8.” assigns $300 a year as the cost of tuition. I know of but one institution in this country where the annual charge for tuition is greater than $150, the range is from #80 to £130. The figures given by Miss Hayes were intended to cover only the-tuition tees, not the board and lodging of ihe student. Assuming the average rate of interest to be 5 per cent, a fund of $1,800 will produce an an- nual income of 890, which is the charge for tuition at the Coinmbian College. ‘This fund of 51,409, theretore, would give free tuition for all time to one beneficiary. Of course a larger fund would give free tuition to move than person ata time, or it would permit the single hotder of the scholarship to receive in cash the income in excess of the tixed charge for tuition. For eaa.nple, a fund of $7,209 would yield an this would give free’ tuition Students, and it could be so arranged to have one new apyointment to a scholarship made each year. “The Kendall scholarship, founded by’ the Hon, Amos Kendall, and awarded io the student attaining the highest standing in the High School, is’ of thix char- acter, and it is not out of place to say that the winners of the scholarship during the past two years have been young ladies, Or if thought best by tko/founders of the suggested scholarship, 590 of the #360 income {nthe supposed ease conld bo reserve for the tuition fees and the balance of $270 could be paid to the holder of the scholarship. Such a i division of the income of a scholarship is fre- buently made. H. L. Hovoxixs. SEE VERA ‘The Cattle Market. the Union stock yard yesterday cattle |sola as follows: Best sold from 5 to 5.5 to 44{c.; medium, 4 to | 4ige.; corn, 2% to $!ye. Sheep market report: Ul choep,'5 £9 536e-3 laanba, 6k; to me eockig | lamb, 120.” Fresh cows and calves, #25 10 #40. All kinds stock in good demand. eehacts amneaty A Pleasing Performance. An extremely pleasing performance was that given last night at the Universulist Church. | The Young People’s Union of that church, as- | sisted by fricnds, presented a faree, “The | Seven Old Ladies of Lavender Town,” a highly moral and amusing show, prepared by H.C. Bunner and ogher bumorists. The partici- Ppp ee entered heartily into the spirit of | the affair and succeeded admirably in their endeavors, wero Misses Kate S/ Curry, Auna Tichenor, Hattic Case, Ray Elliott, Ger- | trude Becker, Emma Curry, Bertie Bailey and Rory yang — ring LF. lolph, vite ‘tthews, vi Hensey, George Bushee, Bart Houghton, ae, ‘Terry, Fred L. Harries Samuel H. id. Jury Discharged Until Monday. In the Criminal Court today, Chief Justice the stil Sud tljouracl’ thy esary Gil Gone est ES SE Ladies’ Meetings. ‘The regular weekly mothers held interest. By request Dr. Winslow will repeat ‘These lectures are free.to all and ine structive to those having care of gta am doman Beaxmaapt.—Choice seats in orchestra for tonight: box office prices. 1423 F st. Telephone Bid. Bradbury Pinnos, 1299 Pena. aver etdes Yesterday—! et for commission to issue Geo. C. li of New York to take ion of Dr. Geo. Peters, a witness ‘on bebaif of plant. BEER TAD. GEN. PALMER INDORSED. His Name to Be Presented to the National Democratic Convention. Gen. Palmer was given a warm reception at his old home in Macoupin county, Iil., last evening. In abrief speeoh to his old neighbors Gen. Palmer took occasion to say emphatically that he was not a candidate for either President or Vice President. “Lock at my locks,” he said, “they are too gray and thin. I expect to see a democrat elected President in 1892 and I expect him to bea young man. I pledged myself, if elected Senator, to give the people six years of honest endeavor for their welfare. That I shall do as their representative in the Senate.” A committee appointed for the purpose re- ported resolutions supporting the platform of Gen. Palmer, complimenting Moore and Cock- rell and asking that the name of Gen. Palmer be presented to the national democratic con- vention as the choice of Illinois for President, in spite of the general's protest to the contrary. ‘The resolutions were adopted with a whoop and 'Y | a hurrah. oo ‘Will Continue the Straggle. Ata meeting of the executive board of mine workers at Scottdale, Pa, last evening it was unanimously decided to continue the struggle until next August if necessary to win. The wants of hungry families are to be supplied out of the defense fund, which is increasing. In addition to the $9,000 received by the local as~ semblies of the region yesterday $6,000 more is promised for next weel ae ‘The Australian System in Missouri. Both houses of the Missouri legislature have passed a bill extending the Australian ballot Inw to all voting precincts in the state. ‘The law previously applied only to cities of the first and second classes. a Lehmaier & Co., dry goods, 28 and 30 Greene street, New York, made an assignment yester- day with preferences of £21,000. Sexe. Is Hene, When Nearly Everybody Needs a Good Medicine To Purify the Blood Ana Tone Up the System. ‘Hood's Sarsaparilia Grows x More and More Popular Every Year, For it is the Ideal Spring Medicine. It Possesses Curative Power Peculiar to Itself. For Your Spring Medich This Year Be Sure to Get ‘HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA. we ay ae |i eet Pye OUR ELEVENTH ANNUAL CLEAR. ING SALE TONORROW, SECOND DAY, AND WILL CONTINUE FOR TWO WEEKS. 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SEATS ON Sate TOMORROW, mhis<f N2¥ Stoner Ta T OF MARGARET i Gal- bao) z 5 FFE eee Het cee Frida Supporters and she could not go upstairs either Friday nuh! with or without the supporter, without great | gurney suffering, und after a few magnetic treatments | SStuniay matin: she has laid away the supporter, never to wear itagain. She now walks about the streets and | Setunia everywhere without any inconvenience. Sold everywhere. Price, CUTICURA, 50c. : SOAP, ‘25e.; RESOLVENT, $1. Prepared by the POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston. $27Send for ‘“How to Cure Skin Diseases,” G4 pages, 50 illustrations and 100 testimonials. BABY'S Skin and Scalp purified and beautified by CUTICURA SOAP. Absolutely pure. MUSCULAR STRAINS: And pains, beck ache, weak kidneys, rheumatism and chest pains relieved in ONE MINUTE BY THE CUTI- CURA ANTI-PAIN PLASTER. The first and only mhls-wie NEW SAqIonat THEATRE—ExTRa. SALE OF SEATS SALE OF SEATS BEGINS TOMORROW (THULSD Ay) TOMORROW " ppp CRSD AY Ee Hol Ev EB l an Siti ree) GE ero you can get m (LETTE: ER “pe 88 HB oH Ere Bos? | Fashion Books, Tatest styles, Meuiquarters SuLETTES A OL TITT H H ERE for all kinds of Draping Forme from $1.93 up. aa E Tt HHH Fe Renting and Repairing all a tu f oH OM kee eae a i an ue Fae mhi7-w,s,tf A specialty. r MMMM ER Makes You Smile, eh'?—It is a novelty. FoR MMM EO. A good Soft Hat,full’satin lined, in all the THE LOSSES ARE GREAT, BUT THE Goops | Dew shades, for a dollar bill. €1 is our price, F Stove: and it is just 50c. below the usual. ip as Heid. oy FURNITURE. 296 Osk Mantel Top, French beveled plate rive $4 cai Divan, ho in silk broca- st Wetee alike. Your choice at Gilt Window Chatr, only $12.50. Reduced from nemy,” Hewnry Franc & Sox, One Price, "All the Conuiurts of Aone, ec. it z Cor. 7th and D sta, The Fedora Dress Shields are indorsed by Miss Annie Byrne, tho leading dressmaker in Baltimore, as follows: I consider them superior to all others and so do my customers. | For sale at all first-class stores. mhi8-wastjet Cash Bargains.—Very best qualif Fruit of the Loom Cotton, yard wide, 8c. Very finest quality Lonsdale Cambric, yard wide, 10. Sheeting Cotton, excellent quality, immense double width, 25c. CasTEx’s, 1 Market space. mh18421-2t The Jubilee is a perfect Razor. WaLForD's.1t* 500 More Dress Forms 49c. Only At Avrunscn’s Domestic Sewing Machine and Pattern Rooms, 7th and H n.w. and Pa. av. 2.¢. mbl7-5t INDEPENDENT TICKETS. Parties prefering to travel alone to joinine condacted partion will be, furnished with INDEPENDENT ICKETS for any route desired and our MTEL COUPUNS, ait é 12 Ladies’ Writing Desk, imitation iahos- any, $16. Reduced from #58. 1 No. 132 ying (Stand, imitation mahogany. 1 Ne. 108 Scand, imitation mahogany, bevel late vines, 810. Kodured fi Pi No. 3b Otk Hall Stand, "9-90. Reduced from 812. 6 Dining Room Chairs, solid oak, very handsomel; hand carved. $%. Reduoed trom $16 wid J, Arn Chair to atch above, $10. Reduced from 2 Odd Hall Chairs, solid oak, $12.50 each. ghAntique Oak Hall Chair, hime carved. "Reduced to : FURNITURE. SPECIAL. SPECTAL, 100 Hockers, Solid oak, antique oak and sixteenth gentary finish, apholstered in tapestry and silk plusb, S5.only. Nell worth 8 m0 ‘Oak Hugui-back Rockers, our leader, at ‘OF MUSIC, _mb183t pa. AV BESSHARDT SEATS A few Orchestra Seats for every nicht thin work. LIBS SHOKEBAM NEWS STAND. MAKCH GEORGETOWN ORCHESTRA, JOSEF KASPAR, CONDUCTOR, 100 PFI MES, ASSISTED BY ‘MISS ELIZABETH HAML! SOPRANO, TON: MISS BIRDIE “UCAS, VIOLINIST, MISS ANITA CLUSS. HAKPISI, AND WILUELA CLUB. a REMAINING, 50 ©! To the Trade Only. 100 cases Shammel Packing Co. Apricots. See them, 300 cases Choice Marrowtat Peas. ENERAL ADMISSION, 50 CENTS. mhi8-0t upholstered in Wilton rugs. Special = cases “a= Corn. ’ 6 eed INSTITUTE LECTURE COURSE. ps bags Cal. Lima beans. = a8 ‘The above is surplus stock; will sell 10 per SECOND LECTURE, cent less than packers’ prices. B. 8. Earsskaw & Bno., Wholesale Grocers and Flour Dealers, 1105, 1107, 1109, 1110 11th st. and 1021 M st. se. mhli-6t Headquarters for Draping Forms, from 21.98 up. Staux & Fiske, mbhlt-sdw-tf 427 9th st. now. Catarrh troubles are soothed and removed by the use of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup. 25ets. 3 | Caligraph Writing Muchine does not get outof repair like mang other machines. S$ An Invention Making Sewing a Pastime, Wheeler & Wilson’s New High Arm No. 9. It charms on sight. Its use enraptures. Office 437 9th street northwest. dil-te THURSDAY, MARCH 19, awe AT MASONIC HALL, to 88. x By covered in French JOHN BRISBEN WALKER, Ph. D., Subject, “THE CHURCH AND POVERTY.” THIKD LECTURE, TUESDAY, MARCH 31, By Rey. D. 3. STAFFORD, D. Subject, “THE ELOQUENCE OF SHAKESPEARE.” GRAND CONCERT APRIL ¢ By the BEST TALENT OF BALTIMORE AND WASH- nd mahogany, $13 each. Dinte lass, #1 each. ‘drawers, beveled’ plate ‘lass, De 1 Tapestry suitable fc ture Sig ap id at 82.50 to Now 1 persand. ed Sipe Tapestry. Will be sold at h Tapestry. $110 per yord. Former in Bits, terra Catia and Si. ‘Pieces Wool Momute Cloth... Biuo and Gold. Tbe. Tickets for the entire course, #1. With reserved | seats, $1.50. Single (reserved seat) aduviemon, Sa | cents. ‘Lickets_now on sale at 3. F. Ellis & Co.'s Music | Store, 1657 Penneyiv ania ave. new te TRE LQURTE AND LAST OF THE COURSE oF lectures given by the Charm ho! the Inewrns thon ‘of the St Andrew wil be Pay cvs Sulvest ““Prowetbeus, the Fire-bringer.” by Prut. 19, at p.m. EW AND INTERESTING Lic . ’ anges, he Partthat Wo : Sargect * {ne The Worki™—siuktratet (any rors w carb th. at Tickets ou ‘sale at street and lice Terk ana ener bem Admission, Ne Drag Store, cor ol iste ‘mb 16 —=3 ‘Or wasn = Sovisenaa Ci AMARS MACALESTEK wil Inve tet Seti ee ee eeareeeee teas foe te othr via\or Sate ee OE a Sg eee Rt Sat meee aoe ese cpa sae ae a RN Pale re Marts notice Cike Joan Bridge, Wed. ama Sun. pn SE ATIONS. ————= 2 Ne Sane and chorus, Destined to have an unpre Tun. \y Baus morn. 2a. ave. and deh at, Wasuin stow, D. Tr Hous WASHINGTON, D.0. __ WINTER RESOXTS. 23 JENTAL. ATLANTIC GIT\, N. J. Vile a ave. near beach. Everything wew. “All mod pro vewents, ' __ALEX. M. OPPENHEIMER, Prop. ‘p= waNerox, ~~ OCEAN EXD OF KENTUCKY AVENUE, AVLANTIC CITA, Nod OVEN THROUGHOUL TRE YEAR au M.A. A M.S. MILNOK. TPTON HOUSE. Atlantic City, N. 3., esse AVE. Bear tie bew J. ial vk ew house: wewly Tturuisheds Open'et your, EP. 1. GOULD. Teh ons PSSRanD AIAN tay Cowan eel of Boutin ¢ tric beils,bath, Ke. Special LCLORTX, ATLANTIC CITA, N.3- South Carolina ave. near the beach. Open all the year, Ail Conveniences. Ve M. WILLIAMS. . eng tigate Oty. Na. Dosen end ui KenLUcA} ave, Now open. lotta OS RACTEESBART,_ NHUESE, ATLANTIO CITE, N. 9. WuAN AVE. NiAk THE OSEAN. the wdditiog of tiarty rosie, sub gallerg, ‘eet aaxps nobp. oe O& ALLO. She city eine Sout Atantie ty, PRIA farts of the city e's Soutlt Atantse sty, ENAWAMSE CO." heal Eatate Areata, Beal Batate wud Kaw badge OTEL DENNIS, ATTANTIC CLVY, N. 3, dus the sea. Chen «Ltt sour “hot sem Water tathny aud Layroved maar atarantaente 01 i TON. bac Po Ries Cartan ‘Duineak. “Striped and, Figured. inttea Caren ‘Dannaak. ; inter to wash. -Rednced from due. to lacs {000 Samples.” Suitsble for cushions, teats and backnofchadrs. !cinch square, “Ie, 25% end Soee Der yan. “apsits Plain Chentiie Curtains, frineo top and bot- ee Hite, Terra Cotta and ive Vewour Fortieres. ite told, Co EWictrupe, Olive and "Green: ‘hediced [LXCoLN Music Hate. ORCHESTRA. ORCHESTRA. MR. ARTHUR NIKISCH, © W. M. Sucsree & Soxa 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVE., Are now showing one of the handsomest stocks » MIELK, Mit ANDREAS DIPPEL, From the Metropolitan Opera House, New York. GRAND WAGNER PROGRAM, HAND WAGNER PROGRAM, of DRESS GOODS of the Istest styles to bo iughem Laces.” $ Laces. tre Nottinuehiat 1 Notinglaan L: jbhens Nevtineha pairs Nott inugiie Pairs Swim Laces, ces BIR. pairs Swiss Laces. ‘$8.50. Forintr price, 812. airn Swing Yacen. B1Eos. Borman pice, #35 ahs Eris Pont Laces. @0. 75. aediuced from pins Irish Point Laces. $3 pairs Irish Potut Laces. $7.50. Reduced from ra Trish Poin: Laces. 1°. Reduced from $18. hehe Lacy Beat Sete.” Hansoune designs: found in the District, and ladies wishing to se- o SE. tetuceat fi 4. "Reduce ou $7 ‘ cure desirable styles of the latest importations 8. "Reduced trom. ‘Laces. ‘Mielke and Dippel in solos and duets ce. Tickets, with red Seats, $1, 81.25 and #1.50. now on sileatJ. F. ELLIS & Co.'s, tit Pounty vanes “\nha7-8t €. A. EELIS, Manager Brees wane. ar: BEENBARDT. ‘Will no doubt be compensated by looking at our LATEST arrivals of NEW SPRING GOODS, and as we mark all our goods in plain figures at at ale a EVERY PERFORMANCE. THEATER PARTIES SUPPLIED. Mutual District Mewenzer Co, Offices: 1428 Fest. u.w. Telephone call SU. 1314 Connecticut ave, Teieplionecall 387-2 Also Bradbury Piano Ware Rooms, 1225 Pa. ave. BERNHARDT. BERNHARDT. Bandas Wasatxerox Crrx Kessex Cus tion from the price placed upon them, you will beableto post yourself at once as to the cost, ‘and wefeel sure that you will find our prices as lowas any other RELIABLE house can sell them in THIS or any other city. DOG sHOW + MOUENING GOODS A SPECIALTY. Foxsrrvne. = WASHINGTON RIDING ACADEMY, CARPETS, mbit x Suustes & soxs, MARCH 17, 18, 29, 20. MATTINGS, REFRIGERATORS, 600 BEST DOGS IN AMERICA ON EXHIBITION. saby cazniacrs. |Crose Fiavnes. PROF. PARKER'S DOG CIRCUS EVERY AFTERNOON st 4:30and EVENINGS at & the i kahiee “auie When we say we are offering you the following shoes fully 25 per cent bejow the ruling pricesor net saving | Bring the Children to see the great REAL INTRINSIO VALUES | 1.0: nich wo canenaily prove.’ Woore conSdent you Doe ciRcys. will agree with us after you have seen these goods. i pk rs ch eel canto TE EXTENT | We want todo busines with youif youarenot oneot | OP*B from 10am. to20p.m. our customers. Compare our prices with other peoples. INSULT TO THE INTELLIGENCE OF AMERICAN Adniaten. IS. CABReen, Del pee, ‘We have just opened s new line of Gentle- , MANHOOD, men’s Kangaroo Shoes. “Both in Conaressand | Season Tickets on malest box office. -mhi0-St LARGE DISCOUNTS, THEREFORE, IMPLY | Lace. $2.75isour price. Compare them with hase the 04 shoes you've been busing. "9 suow timate ‘Another new Shoe i © Gent's Extra Light PAST EXTORTION Fe rerpy Reg Ale enna easy, | MSF. Harn. HL. Beton and T. F. Dean, Propet on ‘Worth fully 94. ‘Week commencing Monday, March 16. PRESENT DECEPTION. At $2 we are undoubtedly selling the Dest | CHARLESGAYLER’SSUCCESSFUL MELODRAMA. dun EQUITABLE CREDIT SYSTEM, DISAVOW; ING ALL CATCH-PENNY METHODS, GIVES YOU ‘TENFOLD VALUE UPON PURCHASE, RELYING UPON THE HONOR OF HOUSEKEEPERS FOR FUTURE PAYMENTS BY THE WEEK OR MONTH IN SATISFACTION OF THE DEBT. ‘Men's Calf Shoes im the city. Will wear as long ‘es any $3 Shoo made. At $1.50 we are selling a Men's Strictly Solid 'V. C. Shoe, and guarantee every pair to stand an additional % sule. ¥ At $1.25 our Men's Solid Seamless Dress Shoes lead them all. Try them once and you'll be a customer in this Shos. LIGHTS AND SHADOWS. eden bro exreng cast ant maguifiows conte ‘THE ABOVE ARE FACTS, AND WE WANT TO PROVE THEM TO YOU. A. HL CHOICE SEATS TO ALL PARTS OF THE HOUSE | ATLANTIC CITY, ¥. 3. ‘Flot and Cold Sea Water Baths in the Hous. __LEEDS & LIPPINCOTT. ‘[HE CHALPON T TR ariantic crry, ¥.4. On the Beach with unsurpassed Goean View. Sait Water baths im tue wom. end tor earcuiar. _830-3m E. ROBERTS & SONS. ‘ SHER . OLD POINT COMPOKT, VA, SSstean: ane open Bre heat everything new ; uioderate rates: open Ail year: willium .wo suutes’ walk or Hye hotel GLO. BOOKES, Swaer ud Proprietor. or H CLARENDON, ATLANTIC CITY, N. 3. ¥ Gm Vindnia ave. halk “way inecween Pacific ave. and the orcan, Toren’ imtcevesuentey Iwenbuingt steam - ot SOBNSUOLAKK. Jalota the Hote! Brichton. Atlantio ‘Tetophone No. 10 Pex Cexr Ruvverox oh FURNITURE FOR 30 Days. ‘We are going to move from our present location te the com odious mew buiiding, No. 51 Ph st. a. opporite the U, 8. Fost Office Department. April or US In OUF new estadashient, Vat util then we ‘ Will see ail at the old stand, 930 wnd St 7th st. m.w. where, pending removal, we shal! offer our entire stuck Of te latest aud best makes of FURNITURE, CAKPETS, &o., at 20 PEK CENT REDUCTION FROM FORMER PRICES. BABY CARRIAGES this season embrace many new Gesigus im makes and upivolstermg. We have all the latest styles, anc our 10 yor cont reduct.on applies to theseas Well as toturnivure. Cali and examine them. MATTINGS present 2 great variety of colors and texture. We have them at prices that wil! come within the reach of all, and our supply 8 90 varied that we cam uaranter to suit you. REFRIGERATORS are always tn season, and ow stock is kept up with the den:and. Dun't purchase BU JOU have seen What we can offer. ODE CREDIT SYSTEM bas proven a boon to thou ‘sands in the rast, end its benefits are at the disposal of al! for the future. Asmali payment at the time of pur- : chase will secure you whatever you wart im the sar niture line, and while you ate enjoying the pleasure of thetr use you can pay for them in such weekly or monthiy stuus as your means will permit. ‘NO Falkuk TERMS CAN BE MADE ANY WHER THAN aT RUDDEN'S (090 and 032 7th st. aw. = mbS-ime A Feesu Lor Of those Spevta! inake of Band-stitched Sole Leather DRESS Sul 4