Evening Star Newspaper, April 28, 1891, Page 8

8 bf - THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C. TUESDAY, APRIL 28, 1891. LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. FORECAST TILL EIGHT A. M. WEDNESDAY. For the District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia, fair Tuesday and Wednesday; north- ly winds; slightly cooler. CONDITION OF THE WATER. Te ture and condition of water at 7 a.m—Great Falla. temperature, 61: condition. 86. Receiving reservoir. temperature, 66. Con- dition at north connection, $1; condition at south connection. 22: distributing _ reservoir, temperature, 64; condition at influent gate house, 36; condition at effluent gate house, 36. High ‘tide in the river, 11:17 p.m Low tide in the river, 5:24 a.m. Five Hexpaep Parns or Kwxe Pants to Be Grves Away.—On Saturday morning. May 2, between 8 and 10 o'clock we will give to every boy who calls at our store a pair of serviceable knee pants. any size from 4 to 16 years. Call the day before, Friday, May 1,and get a card which entitles you to oue pair pants free. 8. Brener’s, Star Clothing House, 903 to 909 8th st. s.c. J.W. Borezen & Sow are selling the best Tefrigerator in the market Yous old frames refitted with genuine pebble lenses. Orricat Store, 477 Pepna. ave. For law and commercial printing go to Mc- treet northwest. Gm & Wartace. 1107 with the usual 7: DRIVING ON FIFTEENTH STREET. The Rule Being Strictly Enforced—Revenues of the District Being Increased. Policeman Dennis Loffus of the first precinct bas been stationed at the intersection of New York and Pennsylvania avenues and 15th street in place of Policeman Cross, who was made sergeant. This officer's duty is, among other things, to look out for the safety of pedestrians crossing the thoroughfares mentioned as well as to see that the police regulations relating to vehicles on 15th street are not violated. The regulations make 15th street between Pennsylvania and New York avenues an excep- thon and provide how vehicles shall move along that thoroughfare. Section 6 of article 4 pro- vides: On 15th street west between New York ave- nue and Pennsylvania avenue vehicles goin, north shall pass on the east half thereof an vehicles going south shall pass on the west half thereof. All carts, drays and similar slow-moving or heavy vehicles and all hand carts, push carts, barrows and similar vehicles shall move ap and down the said portion of said 15th street within the car tracks, and not elsewhere, unless the nature of their business m the street shall re- quire otherwixe, and the auxiliary or hill horses of the street car company also move up and down within the suid tracks. Policeman Loftus is one of those KING'S DAUGHTERS AND SONS, Interesting Meeting Held at the Church of the Covenant Last Night. The members of the King’s Daughters and Sons in this District held @ mesting last even- ing in the lecture room of the Church of the Covenant. The various circles in this city were Tepregented, and the reports made of the work done were of an encouraging character. The president for the District, Miss Lipscomb, pre- sided, and after devotional exercises Miss Kimball sang a solo. The District secretary, ‘Mrs. Lapham, read « report which detailed the work accomplished by each circle. One circle makes and distributes garments to the poor, another meets once a month for Bible study, while the members of another welcome strang- ers whocome to their church and call upon them during the year, Many members have been added to the order and many new circles formed, as the sale of 250 King’s Daughter badges will testify. Mrs. Gabella C. Davis of = a of the og pow lean idress, giving » full history or mization and its work, Another meeting be held 7 Church (shee yee nant this evening. n King’s ‘Danghteus ean Seretis. Nor York in 1886, and today the membership is over 200,000. At first the membership was confined to women; now men are admitted. “HE PLEAD HIS OWN CASE, Lawyer England Explains His Conduct to the Court and is Released. him of the maxim: “The lawyer own case has a fool for a client.” being a vagrant, and among the witnesses who appeared against him were Policemen Foller and Heller. It was alleged that he begged for money and also that he was in the habit of drinking. “I deny the charge,” said the prisoner. “ only time I was ever arrested Lagpebti glore hen I threatened to shoot Ju: yi War nudes the Intneeee of ihaeer os aaah tae oF enough. England rogth of his with ina case Judge Walker in the practice of his “So far as begging is con- involving $100,000 ar as beg involving $100,000. cerned,” he continued, “I am eccentric. I am liberal with my money, and all the begging I did was to request the joan of five cents. You know that after » man stops d he wants a stimulant of somo sort and I wanted five cents to get cigarettes.” cause Mr. England wanted $0 do too much || Ax Evoonoscat, Loxony, CLEVELAND'S BAKING POWDER. CITY ITEMS. Children’s Suits Gazxzar, tho People’ from $1.25 's Clothier, oad ran ot ap2s-im AMUSEMENTS. AE®AUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. SUMMER OPERA SEASO: PTS ge as Magnificent —_ of Tr. W. T cai OPERA SEY. Yn & Maria The ERRY Ws GENERAL AD} IRSLO, 25, Next week THE MINADO.” 4 ‘ERNAN'S NEW WAS! THEA’ K ELEVENTH STREET THIS WEEK—LADIES’ MATINEE THURSDAY. BILLY LESTER'S BIG SHOW. georuta iaatann) eB, eeeeS Thorn, Frenk H. John ae Spaten’ “ = THE CHAMPION CE WILLIAMS te Mak MORGAN Sas PRE LIGHT OF Asta GRAND DRAMATIC RECITAL andverife saxTox eee n " TUES VENING, APRIL i Violin Solos me hiss Datla Bros. Prot. AMUSEMENTS. New Tonxise Barus, (toje27 1229 G st. now SUMMER _RESORTs. OMT LeakbL Aetaxtic cyry. ys Orth bene avenue. Chas. Warner, anacer. Sanitiel Wacher, JToprietor. api Carron PARK BASE BALL GROUNDS FOR , ‘week oF season. ren! SNOW, 710 8th st, nw. Te WENDEEMERE, ATLANTIO City, ss Ocean and Tennessee ive. opens Saturday.” May 2, the year pairunare solicited J SALE-ONE OF 7 7 ing sites in New Hampstire; (CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF AMERICA. Public Lectures for Week Ending May 2, 1891. | WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29, Bev. JOHN A. ZAHM, C. 8. 0., Beats and Beat-tones. FRIDAY, MAY 1, Rev. JOHN A. ZAHM, C.8.0,, The Quality of Sound. EXCURSIONS, &c. ‘These Lectures bring to aclose Father Zahm'y course on THE PHILOSOPHY OF MUSICAL SOUNDS. 3t M Monadnock; 1,500 feet #evat on 10-40 witie lang in hia State of cultivation | 10-100 ere, = : er; Bo hay fever met Peaklence or ine stock farn., J OMRSER REINGS AND BATHS HENAN Goah County, Va, F Tenney & Co., lemes ant Proprietors, “Bear Waliow, Heal Arsenic, Su bur and Tron ” “Bowing ‘alley. shoo da lery. iawn tehnia, arcbery and. ofber anjas > rieet swim” ins fom Tie three suhtaip _ ‘Abieade 00 feapitation perf Chancellor of Bal 3 ben Addness F TERRE RCO, Nebons ‘D. C., until June 15, att RA mons VACATION conscien- a HIS CHARACTER AS A CHRISTIAN GENTLEMAN. | 1.¥. EXCURSIONS. FoeEeT SS OMNODIOUS COTTAGE TP Ix THe Leap. tious policemen who believe in doing their duty, | THE ODD FELLOWS’ CELEBRATION. axx'wahavesae Fa for the wummer at Oakland. Compare our Se. French neck balbriggan | and he makes uo exception sae tha oe After disposing of so much of the charge ‘Just Started. 10 EXPEKSES INCLUDED, = | Ti sit busta d Boe 7 grade and see just a little better. _ Hexar Faaxc & Sox, One Price, cor. 7th aud D sts. violated. He makes no distinction between the banker and the cart driver or the army officer or private citizen who is out for # drive, and all An Attractive Parade—The Visitors Hand- somely Entertained. The le of the Uniformed Patriarchs England had something to say of his character ase Christian gentleman and proceeded to tell why he went to the Central Union Mission, as the officers Dissolation Sale Now going on. STRUCK GAs, will leave PHILADELPHIA FRIDAY, SULY Parties 10, and FRIDAY, JULY 24, for a visit to stable. Adiireas. so MataprSn.va th or GAIN OPEN tor (ha¥ing had GLE}RIUENE Is and the FoR GUESTS ence) will be Tone 8 ten years’ ‘beat tron. yatrons a ; ; ‘ tists euch—ane aha. ‘well an ctucret ‘wilh Gereeas cats r bout that. ' I Cuore: sei. Is You Waxr to ace all the newest fabrics and | Sii.2ng ins bus few exserions the Vokes | Militaat, LO.O.F., yeotarday was a moet, suc-| 20 ofeers had ead something about that, “In ai ta coo seme Q*= Nout oxty—witramp want. A A gs ge 4 [nn etipe dae esses and shades in suitings and trouserings for spring | have’ paid at least #5 into the District treasury. | cessful affair in every way. It was taken part | invited to lead saeieectan ‘at the mission and OUR Bors. mM a Base - fe cleanliness GLEN BOURNE shall octite Cail at Emauas Bact’, ith and Ey saloring | Dring the past week txteen persons have bees | in by the Chesapeake regiment of the order | in the next he toli'of going to Keruan'e too | , Oviag to tho change in ous frm, which will BY FOOTLIGHT DRAMATIO CLUB, BA ESA ot BR fa - | Scot ae oe ” arrested on such charges and the funds of tne late to see the performance. ; D.C., = y OODLAWR, “ROCKVILLE, Mi 1 department been increased to the extent of progetto on Goktpcacr he Judge Kimball here interrupted him and large stock of THURSDAY, APRIL a0. ahs sobs hale wis oeckeoineune, Ww ren oe recent et | ae Fe} Gas Stoves, latest styles. SHepp & Buo., 492 9th. ssedeiebeiieniaes tions. Canton Delaware, No, 1, arrived in the | the two statements, whereupon the privoner | _ The inventory shows €165,000 worth of fine Riper *ilebets a door" | | PICTURESQUE CANADIAN PACIFIC RarLwar, | Se" Yotkawe. ee Smven-riatep Wane, best quality only, at a AMUSEMENTS. city on Sunday and Cantons Portsmouth | became excited and asked: km I to be judged | Men's, Boys’ and Children’s Clothing, our own after performance. ae: FERRY, Wova, Great reduction. Cant Perensey's. Braxzx2t is pure. Caarrt Cuzaxrxe at Cxace’s, opposite city post office. Carpets stored during the summer. Powxnrut race glasses. IIMPLER'S, cor. 434. Norics.—I am now located ai my new store, 900 7th street, corner I, where larger muarters and increased stock, I will be en- Rica to better serve me patrons with « first- class assortment of ladies’, men's and chil- Ataavon’s Orena Hovse.—Last night was the inauguration of the summer opera season t Albaugh’s and quite a good-sized audience erry War,” as interpreted by the Carleton compan: the singer whose name heads the company it is unnecessary to speak. He has loug been known asone of the best baritones before the public, an easy and grace- fulactor, who is thoroughly conscientious in all his work. His singing and acting of the role of dren's shoe at lowest prices. Gen. Spinola was all that could be desired. Miss Alice Vincent made an attractive Violetia, and Norfolk, made up of Odd Fel- lows from Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va., reached here yesterday morning on the steamer Washington. Theso two cantons, togother with Grand Canton, No. 1, of Wash- ington were drawn up on New Jersey avenue when a little before 4 o'clock yesterday after- noon the three Baltimore cantons, Zimmerman No. 1, Monumental No. ny itimore No. 3 arrived at the Baltimore and Ohio flepot. Can- ton Zimmerman was commanded by Capt. Geo. H. Herman, Canton Monumental by Capt. Geo. and sent down for going to » theater like many ores kavaumt ies judged,” said the court: “You have not mm ju ™ 16 court; “but if you are not more careful you will be make. As we must y the re large sum in cash, we havo conelu entire stock at one-half the cost of Beur in mind this is not a cal tners @ to offer our roduction. -penny re- ‘[ONIGHT, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY. PHILIP PHILLIPS, ‘The Singing Pilgrim, Wh ie Peeriess Pictures and With visits to MONTREAL, BANFF HOT SPRING! THE GREAT GLACIER OF THE SELKIRKS, VAN- COUVERAND VICTORIA. After visiting SEATT! TACOMA, PORTLAND, THE COLUMBIA RIVER, ILL TOP Hous rs H's feet above tox and ree ruil view Sener) first-class, 80, upem Nat railroad station LOVETT, Proprietor. judged guilty of contempt.” ni ‘beg your honor’s. pardon,” said England. “I talked loud because I was excited.” The next accusation to be of was his reason for being on the streets at all hours of the night, and Lawyer England said that he could easily explain that. “Why,” he said, “I have been rooming with a young man from my town, Rockville, and he has been suffering with duction stle, but a bone fide Dissolution Sale, And will continue daily from 8 s.m. to p.m. Saturddy 11 p.m. reduced from $14. Note These Prices: or aoa Suits (all sizes), $4.85, reduced ro! ae Men's Suits, all wool (sack or cutaway), U1 ma) Lime Light. 4 ypearance in vurch, 4th st. bet. Eand @ s.e., er ineserved seats, 100. ex. N** NATIONAL THEATRE FOR ONE WEEK, BEGINNING MONDAY: APRIL 3 This will 8 last At Fourth Street SEE &c., on the way back from made over the NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD, With a sour of « week through the YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK. ‘sions to leading eastern resorts. Alaska the return will be DURING JULY AND AUGUST.—Aseries of excur- 7 Moarener OPEL. ATLANTIC CITY, Bids a ourhly confortable : ret urbished Fear, Ocean ud New ork ave, nate sin EK. XEWooMER, os Fe ay HANDSOME. WELL FUR. Er tare ri oe season.” Tnguite of >. ke. BOND, 351 45 st. nw FOk PESTS A, POPULAR st hotel. tur eS Seees on, favorable mos tO ah tel Keeper. ‘Address, Bos ity post ofttce a the grip. When I go to bed and lie on my back I snore, and he complained that he could not sleep. i told him, confound him, that I would rather walk the’ streets than be bothered in 1 PE ANA WOE was Jacou STRASBUROER, r : Formerly 433 7th st. JULY 16.—Trip to Yeliowstone National Park and return. and her vocal work was frequently encored. ot Heats ip Pape es Miss Clara Wisdom was effective as Artemesia, 1,507 and subsequently as the Caplain of the Guard led her amazons in eful style. Miss Marion W. Godman and Canton Baltimore by Capt. Wm. H. Berryman. The Baltimore men brought W. Paris Chainbers’ Southern band and the Third Artillery band was alsoin line. Here Cassimere, ne Worsted. $9.85, reduced from $18. “Ecoxomx” Gas Suits, Fine Clay Diagonal (1 JULY 27 AND SEPTEMBER 7.—Excursions to the (ware all woo!), equal to custom make, 815, from 828, ¥ Yellowstone National Park, the Pacific coast, &. ranted BAL sorase that way, and that’s the reason the officers see Jam ta.” Brac the t was formed in line for the iuced a fee dy reat Siar of i Et regiment was formed in line for the proces- . cceepisi attr ome aglow: soe tabetiatae: 20" maior Tee peor Aen ren Pes spongy rag England said that in addition to his Prot pee ae gutl AtAny. perticalar tour decreas nu’ Conemsting the TANTO CHT Bote 4 . an annual inspection was made by Brig. % screw, Diagonal a: eviot, half value. se trance wore rc and appropriate: Altogether | Go: J4s; Young of Baltimore and his atl ee eee ee ier oneal be | «0 Boys Suite (long. pasa), age 18 to 18, BHILL AA EAYMOND & WHITCOMB, Heuric ‘tra Pale a » saeins sisting < jaj. Kuni Aaj. n 50, from STILL ALARM. - “4 » = the whole performance of this most pleasing of | isting of | M SE aa earner | sent for. en ji STILL ALARM. a ee ee en sex tax Rexianie gas and gasoline stove we | Strauss’ operas was very enjoyable, and the | C. Yoore of ’ Wilmington, judge atvocate gen- Dard trlacmrecrlaribatireredintdar na 5 pet replat ie Meads By Joseph Arthur. or WARREN CHOATE & 00., ny ‘was manifested : - the ‘was. dis- | €4, reduced from @7. week ‘ : offer. W. 8 Jesus & Co., 717 Tthst. fhe most liberal applause. The summer season | "Maj. W. P. Allan of ‘this city, inspector | OF 4 esd ois oun coee puteeaoe: 680 Boys’ Suits (long aE PRIVATE SECRETARY. ap25-3t 730 Lith st. n.w., Washington, D. C. Gas Srovas, all kinds. Supp & Buo., 492 9th st. $4 Pex Gartox, #1 per quart, 50c. a pint. Litre Bors’ Short pants suits, from four to fourteen years, from $2 upward. E:sexax Buos., 7th and E. Fossett's Porcian Ice Cara is delivered toall parts of Washington and Georgetown every dny in the year. “Order a quart tor din- ner by telephone. 1427 New York avenue. “Rexianie” Gas Stoves. Supp & Buo., 32 9th. ‘Tuanr, $19 F street northwest. Visrr tHe Exrinz 651-635 Mass. ave. n. “Maxrrov.” the finest sparkling table wate- and ginger champagne in the world. An abso- Jntely natural mineral water that creates apper tite, aids digestion and tones up the system generally. Cuances Krarwen, 737 7th st. n.w. Gas Stoves, guaranteed. Suepp & Bro., 432 9th. Awnrso, flag and tent manufacturers. Awnings for stores, city and country resi- dencea Dealers in bunting, awning stripes and canvas. M. G. Corzzaxp £Co., 409 11th st. n.w. Sex tar Jewst Gas Stove, large oven. W. 8. Jusus & Co., 717 7th st Bors’ Long pants suits, thirteen to eighteen years, from €4 upward. __ Ew Baos., 7th and E. “Jewnit” Gas Stoves. Suzpp & Bno., 492 9th. Havaicn’'s Extra Pale Lager the best. Bot- fled by the Antixotox Borrirxa Co. Sex tux New Puocess gasoline stove. W. 8. Jusus & Co. Aut tar Latest materials, shades, styles and shapes in men’s suits from #10 upward. Eiszmax Baos., 7th and E. CITY AND DISTRICT. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Azsavon’s—Carleton Opera Company in “The Merry War. Natioxat.—“The Still Alarm.” Hanns’ started auspiciously. The “Merry War” again tonight. Natiowat.—“The Still Alarm” at the National last night was anything but astill alarm. It was in fact a mest vociferous affair, rising slowly from the orchestra chairs, swelling into the circle, rolling upward to the balcony and bursting into showers and voleanoes of ap- plause in the gallery. “The Still Alarm” isa lay which appeals ‘to nearly all the emotions, from the thrill we feel chasing itself down our back bones. when a fire bell clangs and we see the laddies tearing along the street, to the ten- derér feeling that suffuses us when’ two hearts beat as one in the presence of a large and ap- reciative audience. The playing of the play yy such estublished favorites as are in the cast could not but result most satisfactorily and when to their skill is added the more material excitant of a pair of magnificent Arabian steeds and a $7,000 real fire engine and a great grey hound to run “wid der machine,” what more could be expected than storms of vocifer- ‘ous approval? Worthy of more than a general notice were the specialties in the play, found in the dancing of Miss Weevie Vivian and the singing of the firemen. Of especial interest to firemen in every city is the third act, laid in fully equipped engine house, with all the latest appliances. “The Still Alarm,” though not new or of the highest type of the drama, has nds of adihirers who will never tire of it. Haunis’.—“Struck Gas,” one of the funniest farce comedies that has been in Washington a the season, opened a week’s en ment last night at Harris’, aud for two hours and forty minutes the audience was kept in a continue! roar of laughter. The company is strong individually and collectively. The re- sult is the presentation of a comedy in the very heat manner. ‘There are several first-class va- risty stars in the company, an: special- ties were greatly enjoyed. Miss Lillian Har- per, a charming little commedienne, who as- sumes the leading role, completely won the au- dience. Hugh Mack ‘as Oscar Wilde Drake introduces a Chinese specialty of considerable merit. Chas. E. Edwards as Decemler Duck shares the honors with him. Ed. H. Banker ae Wellington reminds one of the late Jchn I. Raymond. His delineation of the Old Maid provokes roars of laughter. All of the ladies are exceptionally bright and pretty. ‘The Arlington sisters do a clever specialty, and Lucille Grieves, well known ‘ashington, made a hit in her'dancing. Aguiu tonight, Kunwax’s.—A large audience went to Ker- nan’s last night to see Billy Lester's Big Show. general, and Maj. Palmer. THE PROCESSION. The line was made up in the following order: Col. J. Woodtin Minific and adjutant; music, Third Artillery Band, twenty pieces; Grand Canton Washington, Maj. John T. Chancey, seventy-five men; music, Chambers’ Southern Band, twenty-five pieces; Canton Zimmerman, No. 1. Baltimore, Capt. —- Herman, twenty men; Canton Monumental, No. 2, itimore, Capt. George Godman, thirty-five men; Canton itimore, No. 3, Baltimore, Wm. H. Berr, captain, thirty-two men; Canton Norfol Andrew Dusch, captain, sixteen men; Canton Yortsmouth, Portsmouth, Va., Lieut. Marden, commanding, sixteen men; Canton Delaware of Wilmington, Del., Capt. Isaacs, twenty-five men, followed by Brigadier Generul Young and staff in carriages. ‘The procemion moved by New Jersey avenue toward the Capitol as far as C street; then west to Ist street, where it passed the District build- ing. and the marching regiment was reviewed by the District Commissioner; thence on to Pennsylvania avenue, followed by a great throng, and up to 1634 street. At 1614 street the lus. tuned aad mata sess by H street northwest, to Vermont avenue, Maswmchusetts avenue, 9th street and G street to the armory of the National Rifles, where the visiting can- = were handsomely entertained by the local ton. ‘THE EVENING ENTERTAINMENT. ‘When the time came for the evening enter- tainment the armory was crowded with friends and members of the different lodges and the Great Soythern Land of Baltimore rendered many cholce selections ina manuer that won, the applause of every one in the audience. ‘At the conclusion of the entertainment re- freshments were served and the hall was cleared for the hop. The dancing continued until late hour and then the members of some of the visiting Cantons returned home ona special train. eee THE 841,000 BANK NOTE ROBBERY. It is Finally Settled and the Express Com- pan; It Discontinued. The suit of President John Hoey of the Adams Express Company against the American Exchange National Bank, which grew out of the robbery of a $41,000 package while in transit from New York to the Treasury Depart- ‘THE TUDOR PLACE TENNIS CLUB. On April i the Tudor Place Tennis Club be- gan the fourth year of ite existence and from the present outlook this year will be its most successful one. It numbers among its mem- bers some of the best players of Washington, including many who distinguished themselves in the contests of last year: ‘They occupy the beautiful grounds on the heights of Geor town known as Tudor Place, overlooked by handsome old yellow mansion erected scores of years ago by a relative of Gen. Washi Among its members are such players as W. P. Metcalf, B. K. Peter, W. G. Peter, F. D. Beall, Armistead Peter. Geo. F. Peter, K. B. Talcott, Edw. L. Dent, Jas. 8. Davidson, H. Bradley Davidson, Joseph H. Bradley and many others. Friday is ‘ladies’ day” and the sidewalks are always lined with lovers of the game, who never go away without seeing some fine playing. DRIVING OX THE CONDUIT ROAD. Joseph Conners, a young white man, left €10 collateral at the station yesterday for fast driv- ing on the Conduis road. The police say that With the assistance of the county police they will make this heretofore dangerous drive as pleasant and as safe for ladies as is one of our axenuss. NorEs. Since the completion of the repairs on the N street sewer, about three weeks ago, the side- walk and street in the vicinity of the opening near 32d street have been blockaded with bricks, dere the strect uot ouly unsightly, but danger: iers the street not only ur ly, but ous, as several have tripped and fallen over these obstructions at night and narrowly es caped receiving injuries. lenry Goodman has sold to David J. Cotter house “and premises No. 3139 Dumbarton avenue, and adjoming the Methodist church. The property has frontage of 29 feeb by « of 140. dey Lieut, Hollenberger and Officer Augustus Hess, who have been confined to their respec- tive homes with the grip, went on duty yester- v. ‘The police boat Wm. G. Moore, belo: this precinct, has been sold for $300 ad Dox'r be a clam, buy a lot at North Kensing- to jused from $12. 1,200 Chik duced from $1.75. ‘860 Child's aoe age 4 to 12 years, @1.50, re- duced from $2.’ 8) 14 to 18, eats of Nob, ie Boys at ull line of N wc fa in jobby Dress Suite for Boys Suits, age 4to10 years, $1, re- G20 Child's Suits, age 4 to 14 years, €3, re- m, duced frot 535 Chil duced from $8. cent 2,000 years, 35 cents, 200 from #3. 150 redi from @4.! All styles of Nobby Dress Pants in Fine Im- ported Woolens. Come early. Your harvest while it lasts. Be sure you reach the New Youx Crormxa House, 311 7th street n.w. Strictly One Price. Make no mistake. White building. ae Knee Pants of Finer Grades. Pag pair of Men's Pants, $1, reduced from Pair of Men's Pants, @1.50, reduced it of Men's Panta (all wool), €2.50, red Oy Dee lee Nervous Prostration, | habit, Dullness, Nei Blues hy at Samples free Suits, age 4 to 14 years, $4.50, re- 1,000 pair of Knee Pants, age 4 to 12 yeare, 25 ir of Knee Pants, all wool, age 4 to 12 Men’s Black Cheviot Suits, $6.50. Gamwzn, the People’ ‘Clothier, 1026 7th st. ‘ap2é-Im nw. After th Drive direct to Frank Races ‘nTz's Dava Store, 1014 F st. We. lohneon’s Restaurant, 405 11th st. n.w. Every delicacy in season can be had at this famous Tevort. Opposite Even: ap28-6t When Run Creamer; Java and Mocha “Sun Rise Chop” Tea, 50c. Ib. you buy get the best. Our Broad Butter, 35c. Ib., the finest. Our flee, 30c. 1b. The celebrated y “Odell” brand of Flour, #1.75 3 bbl, the best flour in the 10 cak y= 50c. pt. and 6c. pt. save money. ves best Laundry Soa: ye Whisky, $1 aed Spa . 45c. Speer’ ery superior erry. aad us your order an M._& P, Merzoen, 417 7th st. nw. THE PRIVATE SECRETARY, ap27 F Avaw Foxzravors Largest, oldest, richest tented exhibition in the world. JAMES E. COOPER, Sole Owner. Doors open at 1 and 7 p.m., performance commences at 2 and 8 o'clock p.m., for two days only, ‘WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 30, CAPITOL PARK, North Capitol and G streets. The grounds are directly ‘accessible by all the various strest passenger lines. Triple 4-Paw's Startling Stage Sensations! 4Paw's Wild West Show! 4-Paw's Famous Foreign Features! First Season in Americe of COL. BOONE AND MISS CARLOTTA, The We 's Most Accomplished and Lica juere and Frainers in the Word. LIONS I ailtettooe the CHESS,” Which is encircled with a lofty stee! fence, insuring ‘The most illustrious of all aerialists, the incomparable HANLON VOLTERS in their thrilling’*Leap for Life” forty feet in mid-air on the swaying trapeze. 200 ARENIC STARS. THREE TIMES THE GREATEST MENAGERIE 5 hibited America ‘Tealistic reconstructed WILD WEST RXIBITION —200 SCOUTS, SAVAGES AND SOLDIERS’. . A. He lus ifs bie Ce Tociaing the wild undeceed GHOST DANCE! say Hippodrome, ‘Snimal exhibition, including TWENTY WONDERFUL AND WISE ELEPHANTS. 850.000 STUD TRAINED HORSES, 100 ACTING ANIMALS! Daily expenses, 85,500; Capital, $3,000,000. 1,200 MEN AND HORSES, 50Cars. 4 Trains. ‘The Sumptuous and Stupendous GALA-DAY PARADE ‘under nine of Dumberedseate extra, “Excur: ECROPE AND THE HOLY LAND. Program of GAZE’ SIONS for 1691 now ready. Conducted parties ‘Ocean, tickets soldt by all lines. W E, Bradbury Palace of Music, 1325 Wick apt Ree view. SEASON OF 1891. THE CONEY ISLAND OF THE POTOMAC. MORE ATTRACTIONS THAN ALL OTHER RIVER RESORTS COMBINED. ‘Many new attractions this which are Anew Steam Riding Gallery, new electric light plant of thirty-fivearc lights, put in since last season, and others too numerous to mention, making it the most attractive excursion resort on the river. ‘The attention of Sunday schools, lodges, societies and others contemplating excursions are invited to (of London) SELECT EXCUR- ‘HE ORIENTAL, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J Vie Tignis ove, pear busch varyiiiee Soe “Ah wee: ern ituproveuen “Talis ALEX. M. OPPENHEIMER, ‘[2® WELLiNeros, 2 OCEAN EXD OF KENTUCKY AVEN' AlLANTIC Clik, Nd OPEN THROUGHOUT THE YEAR fe6-3m M.A. & HS. MILNOR. HH QTEL DIPERIAL, ATLANTIC CITY, N3. Directly ou the beach. Mary nud apactty, 200. "Every home comfort, Low yrate fires eines Lelia, 80 eet Special week STEAMER SAMUEL J. PENTZ AND RIVER VIEW. ‘The steamer Samuel J. Pentz is now in first-class condition, and with her fine electric light plant of one hundred incandescent lights and the lancest search light that ever shone on the waters of the Potomac. She is second to none inr speed, and her sccommoda- tions are unsurpassed for excursion parties. apl8tr REE Excunsions. 12 MILES ON THE POTOMAC FOR 15 CENTS. Tro Salon Steamers. From 7th st. ferry whart. Sail and arrive hourly. - ‘Stop at Alexandria, Va. ap15-6m. 1100 Virginis ave. sw. KISCOE, ; seen ATEANTIC CITT, . 3. Cron ave. For teriie adress 8. 8. NURI. Mra. M._W. GILBERT, Prop. (PEE OOULD. ATLANTIC CITY, 8-3. 141 CCEA aye. Sear new bewiy _Open'ail year. {a ‘PRE PITNE’ ew York ave. south of Pacific, Atlantic City, NJ. Under new . Ocean view. wm MUNGAIKOXD & MATLACK, Props. (TBE RENOVO. TENNEOURE AVE peacn ATLANTIC CITY, ¥. J. (OW OPES aptecdie WM. B. CHEESE A. ED. L. Gout May _Taner, Tas, TOMD or aguas z— 2 i iron and he MACALLES MOUNT VERNON at 10 man’ Arrive 3pm. | Fare round trip to MOUN ‘the an CHARLES wharf, foot of 7th st. Leave for STAGE EXCURSIONS. [pouesive, ATLANTIC CITY, ¥. 3. Kentacny: fatutlies ior season. sp20-colm Dire, J, A. MYERS, Cape May. N. 3. T pecs > Atlantic City, N. J. North Carolina ave.. near the beach. F. A. CANFIELD. mh18-¢0:3m NITES TARA HO COMCH LINE KaTEs: pad Gan Heretofore whenever this well-known comedian | ment in this city, was discontinued in New | ton. Kennedy & Ficklin, 608 14th.—Adet. {‘3tliton Creamery, Lb Prints none bet- ay E thinks Snare a came to the city he did #o in conjunction with | y, SS, ter. @5e.1b. W.T. Bynox, 51 = ee Kenxax’s.—Billy Lester's Big Show, includ- | Sune {0 the city he did wo in © — ith | York yesterday, the matter having been settled RON, 511 14thut.n.e. the Champioh Female Wrestlers, Alice Wiliams of Vermont and Alay Morgan of Ohio. Fovaru Sr. M. E. Cuvncu.—Philip Phillip's Songs and Pictures. ACADEMY oF Mvstc.—Patriotic Concert, benefit National Homeopathic Hospital. — CONDENSED LOCALS. ‘The Western Malleable and Gray“Iron Manu- facturing Company has, by J. Altheus Johnson, filed « bill against the W. M. and G. L Co. and James M. Vail, trustee, to obtain title to certain patents for tilting chairs. Rev. J. G. Craighead of the theological de- partment Howard University has resigned, the Feason given for this step being that Bis health is not good. dered as the “Darktown Sports.” Mr. Allen has lately retired. ‘Taken asa whole the per- formance contains many strong features. Adolph the conjurer was mystifying in his tricks of legerdemain. The Higleys did a mu- sical turn entitled “Just Sneaked In.” Annie Hart proved herself a serio-comic vocalist of no mean ability. Billy Lester’s very funny comedy actentiiled “Sim Dempsey's Visit” kept the audience in a roar of laughter. ‘The Daven- rt brothers madeahitin “Git There.” Frank White presented a very laughable comedy, which was decidedly new and pleasing. Hilton, the great contortionist, twisted himself until it seemed as if he lad no bones. The great fea- ture of the entertainment was an exhibition of wrestling under Greco-Roman rules between Miss Alice Williams and Miss May Morgan. It outside of court. None of the parties inter- ested would make public terms of the settle- ment. The robbery of the package took place in 1888. The money was done up in a package by the cashier of the bank and given to Messen- gers Crawford and Earl of the bank to deliver to the express company. They did so, presum- ably, in each other's company. The’ package | Miss was receipted for by the express company and by them forwarded to this city, where, upon being opened, it was found to contain nothing but brown paper cut to the size of bank notes. The express company was held responsible for the loss and paid the money to the bank. De- tective Pinkerton ran the thief down nearly a year afterward. He was E. 8. Crawford, ‘The Good Templars. The reception held by Perseverance Lodge of Good Templars on Saturday evening at Elks Hall was attended by a large number of its friends. Mrs. A. H. Frear, chjef templar, pre- sided. The program comprised the following: Piano solo by Mrs. Susan Woodward, address of weleome by Mr. M. C. Edson, recitation by Carnie Sibley, vocal solo by Miss Ronse- ville, recitation by’ Miss Edith Perkins, vocal solo by Mra. J. W. Phillips, recitation by Miss Alberta Walker, vocal solo by Mr. Jos. McNer- henny, address by Dr. C. N. Whitney, vocal duet by Mrs. Carrie and Miss Nellie Bmith, recitation by Mr. Hal. Warren and vocal solo by Miss Mamie Kalstrom. At the conclusion of the entertainment refreshments were served. ap27-21 Masbers, Attention! Do yon mash your "Ha Crush Hats!” You ape7 More 8) Wastin and "Nervous. Diseases ialist in Skin Diseases jervous System, has opened an office in D.C., for the treatment of all Skin ite? Try one of our 8: You can’t hurt them. Henry Franc & Sox, One Price, Cor. 7th and D. Dr. C. W. Benson, the well-known Balti- and Diseases and removing super- fluous bairs, ages moles, marks, tumors and all blemishes. E. O. Mannakee, can be found day from 8:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. al 1212 G st. nw. We nm or his partner, Dr. ea Fane AT Her ie Seuetiey the NATIONAL HOMBOPATSIC HOSPITAZ. POPULAR WAR nomes. Double Octet ‘ked_ Voices. ILLUSTRATED BY NUMEUOUS STEREOSTIOON eee LINCOLN MUSIC HALL, TUESDAY, APRIL 28, 180. General Adie ao location), for sale at Metzerott's. Tickets also on sale at Shoreiiam, Arlington, Evbitt aud Willard's. ap2s-t WE ARE SHOWING THE GRANDEST AS- SORTMENT OF NEW SUMMER GOODS IT HAS EVER BEEN OUR PLEASURE TO DISs- PLAY TO THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON. WE HAVE A MAGNIFICENT LINE OF IN- NS yeur. bells, bathe, Me. hpecial rates PHE NEW ENGLAND, > CITY. Tonean ead of South Carona get ay apra! Mar apd lupe, ai ws x KL C. LEAGUE, Manager. 3, Prop. TLANTIC CITY, N. - Ol — HO Au Ty —RENT OK SALE—HO- tases and tah = tote for at of the «t South Atiantic City.“ UNiAL EMADAMS 6 CO: Real Butate ei Betate'sad, Yaw batldine. teat HoT DENSI. ep SET ce wae Sane fete EN ee Goate Be bomToX. HAPs HALL ATLANTIC CITY, ¥. 1. ‘Rot and Cold Sea Water Baths in the Hones. fest LEEDS & LIPPINCOTT. The officers of the new term will be installed at [HE LEHMAN, OCEAN END OF PENNSYLVANL was a very laughable exhibition. ‘The girls | bank messenger. The express company then ‘The Red-Hand Brand x C HALL a ‘ave. “Cny, N. J. enlanved, 4 pete ml ge tan? Thompank | worked: the Nelson and other holds atin toa | msod. the: bank for theryetnen of the Donen bag beg eree pr SP BEY Or Atisorr's Invia Pate ALE, perso: NIKISCH. | DIA SILKS AND GRENADINES, BOTH ess Atantic ky, bs tmuproved. and naming her as executrix, was filed yester- | precision of a Muldoon and when finally Miss | which it had paid. Templar Hall Sunday night, under thesarpioes | Brewed and bottled in ep ros pop es Sen ee onan a BLACK AND BLACK GROUND, WITH FIG- | pag on —____ 5.5. samme, _ day. illiams succeeded in downing her antagonist ———-— of Washington Lodge, wan wellattended andl fae pores firm of 8. Allsopp & Sons’, Ltd., can| LAST APPEARANCE THIS SEASON OF THE > ‘Senator John F. Lewis of Vi ‘ia is the audience yelled. Again tonight. ‘Mr. Chiffell judden Death. A service of song led by Prof. W. [2 cuaLroTs ATLANTIC CITY, N.4. 7 7 " = teresting. URES seriously ill at his residlence at Linwood in that | Tomorrow the circus comes and Forepaugh's| The many friends of Mr. Thomas P. Chiffelle |S Howlgy, followed by preter by De ohag 1417 New York 20m", 3; Magaupzs, BOSTON eS ee Re Bosh ith aneurpaamed Goma Ya. cer etna Eatterday some of bisrelations in this | ip atte ee ae ea tales it enero ts Parties | will be shocked to learn of his death, which | ford and ‘singing by the congregation. | Ad- New York ave. and 1123 Coun. ‘ave, BOSTON . 18, ORGANDIES, JACKONETTS, PINE- Sapa tor earouuar ere telegraphed for. na the vurred suddenly last evening, He was at his | dresses were made by Prof. Howley and Dr. ee te 7 include the beauty, the chivalry, the | °C’ v is BOSTON F. ROBERTS & 80! steeet eka tess or Ee eae ne Oe | Seen andl leasing af Gaaanionsl eckions | ollie yearly endl tralotialy, tu: Ma cnul | TOT ‘Ten Conte « Day Will Run Your Sew- & BONR. Last eveningas Driscoll and Henry Faunce horse, y electricity. In full operation AND COL- ad HAMS, IN ENDLESS VARIETY a Breton. wens debving on Sth ctrocs te eun- | will respond. Matinee and night, tomorrow | and then, saying that he did not feel very well | ery. Buy a lot at North, Keasingvon vent Scottie 's Domestic Rooms, 7th and H sts. SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. jor the Vermont. manageable and ran away at R breaking ho next — le oti a care pag on oe ee a — he Lem agra ae and & foundation of a fortune. Ken- SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, ORINGS THAT ALWAYS MARK THE S| Tomorro Acader ic | away. . i pa y a4 a both of them out, in- | T Sen feaitenleen ioe bn Ltn” Chai oe te of West Pant | ne” in, 608 14th street.—Adet. An Invention Maki: Pastime, MR. ARTHUR NIKISCH, CONDUCTOR. A meeting of coloredgcitizens was held last evening at Carson Hotel. Col. P. H. Carson presided and resolu yas relative to the death i. capital. ‘The circus appeals to all classes and appearance in this city this season. The solo- ieare Mme. Helen Hopekirk and Mr. Anton Hekking and “Beethoven's Eroica Symphony” will close the program. Tickets at Ellis’. health. He walked home and ate his dim and was a member of me class as Gen. M. C. Meigs. He left the service and went into rivate business. For several years past he —_.__. Srexp all you make, result poverty and mis- jesaines Seat Mount Vernon Social Club Raided. Saturday night the police raided the rooms ing Machi ry & Wilson's New pes rh Arm Office 487 9th street northwest. 9. It charms on sight. Its use enraptures, dil-te SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, Soloists: MME. HELEN HO! APPLE ORGANDIES, SATEENS AND GING- FRENCH DESIGNER'S ARTISTIC HAND, MANY OF THE STYLES ARE CONFINED cs s been employed in the quartermaster gen- | Of the Mount Vernon Social Club on an upper MME. HELEN HOPEKIRK, 907 PEAWSYLVax1a of Capt. O. S. B. Wail were adopted. ponds pl ¥ q 5 (ana floor of 924 Pennsylvania avenue and found a C, & L a TO US, AND WE FEEL ASSURED IT WILL AVENUE Forfeiture Set Aside. Washington Bible Society. circles, —— = a 7 ot W. G. game of Lage po a ne oe teok | ARBEEe. peas : MR. ANTON HEEKING, REPAY THOSE IN SEARCH OF A SUMMER _ 4 and had taken degree in the Scotti sand other ernalin 7 706K st. n.w. Tn the case of Inaac Hurlun, charged with} ‘The regular monthly meeting of the board | and had tal in the Scottish PI st. and 706 K st. n.w. ME. ANTON HEKKING, poliey, whose bonds were forfeited a few days fince, the forfeiture was set aside in the Crim- inal Court today on paying costs. of managers of the Washington City Bible So- ciety was held in the parlors of the ¥. M. C. A. last evening. Reports were received trom the Rite. He leeves a wife and thrce children. —— ‘The Star Serenaded. The Southern Band of Baltimore, Prof. W. and charged Henry Wilson and Henry Hur! with being the keepers of a gambling ‘rooms, 4 BIG DROP IN SUMMER DRESS GOODS. Solo Violoncellist. A biilliant program, closing with the BEETHOVEN EROICA SYMPHONY, DRESS TO INSPECT OUB WELL-SELECTED STOCK. RICH MILLINERY. In Trimmed Millinery I offer the very : ‘Will offér the balance of our stock of Shan- (By Special Request.) —- Xe . —_—-— committee appointed to make arrangements | Paris Chambers, leader, serenaded Taz Evex- Your Buoon - tone Pongees. All new and beautiful styles, suskvtson Gaaciets etmek cats cee reer — Wimodaughsis Entertainment. for the anniversary meeting to be held next | 1x0 Stan office last night. Aceompanyi Needs a thorough cleansing this spring, in onder to Price was 18. a yard. To go at 12}. 8 _ W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, Thisevening at the Wimodaughsis parlors Sunday evening, and , sles, fromm the commitice Sand were: Cope We r ‘Salliber and | expel the npurities which have accumulated during yard. bore co alecamn, ‘In Straw Hats an immense assortment in é rittin $ formed winter, ‘Manager. Marguerite aston Rivera dramatic reading from | engaged in distribating Bib Fe Saaeee | eee wr Odd Roe aes Pelee pony may be hereditary, and 4 SPECIAL OFFERING IN BED SPREADS. Ss . Ae, colored and fancy ince braida, hair and Milan im Arnobi’s poem of “The Light of Asia.” | have already reported their districts as com- es Futiaize Honeycomb Spread. Goodvatue | S ONE PRICE. ss Gooey pe fbrenore en oe etely oF rtiully finished = nearly 6,000 A Chicken Thief’s Plunder. at 7c. Togo at 63c. OF THE 25 muixed. Also all the poke effects, all in the r ave nificant interest. Miss | Bibles have been distributed mniversary | About § o'clock this morning as Officers Extra Size Crochet Spreads. Good value WASHINGTON JOCKEY CLUB, Saxton has dramatically arranged the dnest | meeting will be held in the New York Avenue | witiieny ond Ease were in the Geichbeckacd at 981.25. Togoat $1 . latest sty len, Passages of the poem and will be assisted by | Presbyterian Church next Sunday evening and x ‘anh i heck ar Sayer gall BENNING BACE COURSE. competent musical talent. Dr. Bartlett will deliver the address, ‘fhe an- | Monroe court ani fewcedecs. oe ipl ggren TUESDAY, mae aaa 4 —_—_——- ual meeting of the society followed the meet- bag and gum shoes. He dropped his Spreads, Marseifies pattern. To go at *WiD SADA, Brx yourself rich. For particulars Kennedy | ing of the board of managers and the following | bag and made his escape bag contained $1.25. WapAY apart, 30. 7 CAPES. & Ficklin about North Keusington, 608 14uh— | ofcers and directors were elected: five hens and three roosters. ‘New Grenadines, in plain and striped. Pa AY iaye | Wee We Adon ve . , D. gO i ‘Special values. ie anaes Lyman, AS Pratt, W.' J. sible, oe] Sem ea teereme So yplag suing peterclase Re feraccas 4, Bs aan piaiante dhicn ds souitphcacih behioae ‘A most important putchase. a neal, jr., Thomas G. Jones, R. 8 Jordan, John | Mr. James tho general secretary 4 ag perpen the op te apang | F. Given, Jolu B. Wight, Thos. B. Hyde, Z. 8. | the Young Men's Christian Association, left this : Ree A eeeh te te ag: Waters tao THOwSDAT ee bare See cease eee an SRP eee trains of the Penusylvazia railroad has’ still | &ckle James V. A. Shiel afternoon for St. Joseph, Mo., where he will] nothowshtot ft av especial remedy tots Last reece — Americus Whestment Well, wo rather guess | posting housytho cheteoef thelr pamper poled me Gory «fled attend the international secretaries’ conference | | Poisoning, but it has effected » —_ Dpeattice barnes wal ake ert "inet Secs peteartigas | so! We are just TICKLED TO Deaw#Fere= | xlways s0 well patronized by the traveling pab- which will meet there on Thursday. The con-} thoroush cure." CALVIN 1. SHUTE, Wi CARHABT & LEIDY. «jason Ground, stand, Jera.gn;| ‘Think of t-150,000 members inthe Ving + ecwbemaas is train leaves Washington 9:40 a.m. | ¢” ference will continue until May 4 and the-time | “°"™™ ¥- bousy | state. And we CAN and WILL treet ¢ Frisb; rge C. ‘ SALT RHEUM Sil are Ca a yen. ‘Which I shail offer to my patrons at B Garies, G. W- F. Swartzall, M. Forter Suell, “I heve. little git] who wie very seriously affitea innbedistely eter the lostesew. Sp2b lat” | order left with us that every league man will be a tn 5. Foster, ——r __ pe Archibald Greenlew, hes, Ah Tones witn salt rheum. 1 triéd various doctors without any Srna Sryvizs. (ACADEMY oF music. also TICKLED TO DEATH to think we have ONE-THIRD HH. Warman. ‘wood effect. and at length I had recourwe to completely ‘Hood's Sarsaparilla. Two bottles THE SCHUBERT QUARTET this contract. ———-- ‘The price usually charged, making the Chosen from the 12 largest houses in the Bax Rupox os Tux Cuxsarcaxz. FIRE CALY SHOES — thee high-class gunments ing cag and smoker, the equipment i | , Be Dalimore and Ohio railroad lanow ready ne ‘CORDOVAN muon | von ‘THE SIXTEENTH STREET QUARTET, Valted States who competed VIGOROUSLY Price of atte ry cont for excursions for coming =" gouds. mapa pete ws Gees isch | 20H to that most delightful Washingten om BN. B. If youdecido to take Hood's Saresparilla do| KANGAROO sHOES Assisted by for the PRIZE. peice of commen snd Pennsylvania avenue and B. and @. depot, | C2808 resort, which is being banbebecces eee iain on Washington 9:40 a.m. daily except HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA ciet lodges and tions. For Propet passenger agent's office, 1351 Penna. ‘all draggists. $1; six for $5. r ‘HOOD &00., apothecaries, Parra Bold by: Bostwese Prorunre and d heey afternoon at auction, investment. —_— ACuaxcz to obtain fine stat » &c.. presents itself in the sale of stock contained in store 539 15th street northwest, building, to take place tomorrow Pocaar Boos, E CARD CaSE8, PURSES, &o ‘The largest, finest and lowest-priced stoch of Famey Leather Goods in the city. trict of Texas of the murder oi Wm. T. Box. Itis ; committed in the time nor