Evening Star Newspaper, April 30, 1891, Page 8

LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. PORECAST TILL EIGHT A. M. FRIDAY. For the District of Columbia, Maryland, Vir- westerly winds; warmer. coxv:T10x oF Tern ture and com @m.: Great Falls. tem Receiving reser voii dition at north connec south connection, 30: b temperature, 65: conditir Bouse. 36; conditiuu at effluent gate High Water. Low Water. Wilam. 1235p. 7: Lawreas’ Barers an f ‘printing. McGrix & Warrace, 1107 E st. nw. Ang You Trovsten Witu Orrexsive Feet.— Bend for particulars how to cure them in twen- ty-four hours with a harmless remedy that has been used successfully over twenty ye Ovonicuma Co., 337 Vine street, Ci Tax Bar State Laws Mowea.—Every tive buyer of a lawn mower intends to get @ best. The market is full of mowers, ond unless the buyer 1 informed on the subject he will very likely purchase « worthless and un- satisfactory machine. The “Bay State” is su- perior to all other mowers and is soid with an absolute and unconditional guarantee. Price, €4.50 each. We are also selling a good mower &t $3.50 each. : Lawa tennis clubs will please take notice that we are in receipt of a large stock of six-foot netting suitable for tennis courts at 69 cents per 100 square feet. ‘Mechanics’ tools of all descriptions at lowest rices. Garden tools of every kiud. Steel rakes, Be conta cach: trowels at 10 cents each. One seo- tion of the best three-ply extra standard rub- Der hose, warranted complete, with patent nozzles and couplings, for $1.95. ‘The “Quedm Anne” window screens. New. No objectional center bars. Fit any window from 18 to 45 inches in width; 39 cents each. Screen doors, best quality; complete, fith spring hinges, knob, hook and eye, $1.25 each. The system of selling every article at a small prodt, but of thoroughly reliable quality, is Tegular principle with us, Pe Cuss. T. Canren & Co., Sdoorsfrom 6th st. 606 Pa. ave. nw. Ges Beowms, guaranteed Suro & Bac.,493%h. Cart Tereruoxe 634-9 And order a case of Beurich’s Extra Pale Lager. me WATER of water at 7 ion, Con- tion at ating reservoir, Canrer Curaxina at Cuack’s, opposite city post office. Carpets stored during the summer. Benxexer is pure. “Ecoxour” Gas Stoves. Surv & Bno., 432 9th. See Tae New Process gasoline stove. W. 8. Jzxus & Co. Ir You Waxr to see all the newest fabrics and shades in suitings and trouserings for spring wear and at prices in harmony with your purse call at Ewemay Baos’., 7th and E, tailoring department. Vusrr raz Exriez Canret CLeayrva Woras, €91-€35 Mase. ave. n.w. Telephone 425-2 “JEWELL” Gas Stoves. Swepp & Bno., 432 9th. “Maxrrov,” the finest sparkling table wate and ginger champagne in the world. Anal Tutely natural mineral water that creates appet tite, aids digestion and tones up the system generally. Cusnues Kaarwen, 737 7th st. aw. BeRxzzer pure rye whisky. Awnrsa, flag and tent manufacturers. Awni res, city and country resi- Gencea, ers in bunting, awning + -ipes and canvas. M. G. Coretaxp £Co., 4091 hat. nw. Lietz Bors’ Short pants suits, from four to fourteen years, from $2 upward. Ersemax Bros, 7th and E. Gas Stoves, all kinds. Suepp & Buo., 432 9th st, Five Hoxpaep Gives Awar.—On Sa’ boy who calls at our store a knee pants. any size from 4 the day before, Friday, } which entitles you to on; get acard ir pants free. 3. Bireen’s, Star Clothing Hoye, 903 to 909 8th st. ae. N —I am now located at my new store, %0/ith street, corner 1, where with larger ters and increased stock, I will be en- led to better serve my patrons with a first- 8 assortment of ladies’, men’s and chil- dren's scp at lowest prices. ‘6 Jaco STRASBURGER, Formerly 433 7th st. Gas Stoves, latest styles. Suzpp & Buo., 432 9th. Bors’ Long pants suits, thirteen to eighteen years, from $4 upward. z . E:semax Bnos., 7th and E. “Rex1six” Gas Stoves. Suxpp & Bno., 492 9th. Hevnicu’s Extra Pale Lager the best. Bot- tled by the Antixctox Borriixe Co. ‘Tuanr, 818 F street northwest Sze rue Reviastz gas and gasolin offer. W. > Jexxs & Co., 717 ithst. Aut tae Latest materials, shades, styles and shapes in men's suits from £10 upward. Eisemax Buos., 7th and E. CITY AND DISTRICT. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. ALBavon’s.—Carleton ra Company in “The Merry War.” = . Natronat.—“The Still Alarm.” Hanais’.—“Struck Gas.” Kenway’s.—Billy Lester's Big Show, includ- ing the Champion Female Wrestlers, Alice Williams of Vermont and May Morgan of Ohid. Wirtiap Hati.—Footlights Dramatie Club in “Our Boys.” e stove we —EEEe CONDENSED LOCALS. Wm. H. Combs, grocer at 924 9th street northwest. has made an assigumeat for the benefit of creditors to Ralph L. Galt. He gives preference to Emma V. Springstein of s note jor $500, W. M. Gult & Co., $221.45, and Harry ©. Browa, $75. Yesterday afternoon a slight fire took place 39 De Sales street, and #15 damage was ne. Yesterday as Mrs. Thompson of 817 L street northwest was cleaning furnitare with benzine it took fire. Mrs. ‘Thompson was burned about the arms and the furniture caught fire, as well as the Louse, causing a loss of $100. ‘The Washington branch of the Society of the Sone of the American Revolution has sent the following delegates to the annual meeting of the national society, to be held in Hartford, Conn., April 30: Gen. A. W. ¥ ren J. Wright, Prof. W. . Dr. St. Clair, Richard H. Spencer and’ Gen. Butterfield. at inate A Public School Entertal ent. ‘The pupils of the Blair School have arranged to present a semi-musical drama, entitled “Idyleourt,” in the hall of the Peabody build- ng tomorrow evening. The principal parts will be taken by Misses Mary Conner, Teresa Sexton, Sophie Shambaagh. Lillian Robinson, Marie Eender, Grace O'Brien, Nora Tyres, Mary Hogan, Lulu Chappel and Elia Foley. a ‘To Visit the Fredericksburg Field. A meeting of the members of the department Union Veteran Union was held last evening and it was decided that the department, asa body, would visit Fredericksburg battle field on Dec- ce The following committees were appoint On transportation—S. R. Stratton, Frank H. Hall and Joseph E. Clifford. On special visi CRE, ol Mf m day. Mont, Gen. John J. Col. W. i. Michael, Col. M. M. Whitney. Col. W. E. Rogers, L. Littlefield and IN JUDGE KIMBALL’S COURT. ‘The Prisoners Were Mostly Vagrants Today— Some Get Of. sent down. Mary Jones and Agnes Jenkins, two colored girls, were charged with disorderly conduct and the first named was fined $10 or thirty days and the other received half that sentence. Wm. Conner was again before the court on at influent gate | the charge of vagrancy and an officer testified 36. | he was begging for two cents to get a circus ticket. He hard to get off and by sol- emnly promising to leave the city at once and trict he was given another Four of sixteen or farren, Edward from Gorgetown, and all of them stated that 1éy followed *he circus. Judge Kimball gave them some fatherly advice a ee Baltimore boy, who promised to return hom and held the others until their parent could be heard from. Wm. Rogers and John E. Ayres were with being disorderly, being found near the circas over the shell game. Ayres showed that he lived bere and was re! and Rogers was fined $20 or sixty days. gains SENSE SHORT HORSES WON. All the Favorites Lost at the Benning ‘Track Yesterday. Five races were run at Benning yesterday, with good results to the bookmakers, as the favorites had a decidedly off day. The attend- ance was slightly less than on the firstday, and the Indies seemed to have lost some interest. ‘THE FIRST RACE. In the first event for half a mile Forrest, rid- den by Taylor, won without being headed, in 80 seconds, with Beverwick (Ray) and Op- pressor (Littlefield) in the places. Beverwick was close second. Warpan, Equator, King- dom, Black Hussar, Our Own and Theirs did not get places. This race was for two- year-old colts carrying 110 pounds, and $800 Went to winner and $100 more to the placers. Mutuals paid $81.35, $11.95 and €5. SECOND RACE. : The second race was for maidens of years and over, with the same stakes. There were nineteen starters, and the race was won by a rank outsider, Annapolis by name, in {for the six furlongs. The winner was four lengths to the bad on the stretch, but made s wonderful spurt. Hypatica and Fergus were in place. The mutuals paid §7.60, $3.95 and $3.15 on this event. THE WILLARD HOTEL HANDICAP. The third race was the Willard Hotel handi- cap, Col. 0. G. Staples having added $500 to the sweepstakes. L'Intriguante, ridden by L. Littlefield, won without much trouble in 1.433¢ to the mile. ‘The places were occupied by Gal- lifet and Strideaway. Three others ran with- out places. The pools paid $9.85, $4.85 and 29.60, L’Intriguante being out of mind. My Fellow, the greatest favorite, did not get a position. THE FOURTH RACE. The fourth race was for seven furlongs for + purse of $400, open to three-year-olds. It “28 won by India Rubber, of whom Jockey Coffee was astride. Lowlander and Sequencv colt made the places. ‘The time was 1.2934. India Rubber was lightly backed by only a few faint- hearted guessers and did not take the lead until just on the stretch. Asben. Helen Rose, Capt, Wagner, Virgie, Bellevue, Appomattox ni and Sir David “ae without gettin ea. The mutungpaid Oss gus.$0 and @21-90. The mutuals paid £23.80 and Eleve ran off in 1.46 and the pools paid 3.20. Donley made third place by his finish in the first heat. ‘The terms of the race are that the winner is to be sold at auction for $2,500. TODAY'S EVENTS. Today nts and entries are as follows: First race—Six furlongs. Syracuse, 113; Kitty T., 98; Mabel, 112; Fleetwing, 117; Miracle, 7; Madstone, 124; Mike Watson, 117; Belisarius, 114; Onward, 114. Second race—Five furlongs. Louise, 104; Costa Hiea, 115: Reve d'Or. . J. HL, 108: Bonnie Ls ; |, 103: Blanche, 98; America, 98; Decoration, 95; Benjamin, 109; Kitty Pease, 106; Ban Boy,’ 111; Vance, 103; aes, 111; Leo H., 108; Brock, 92; Silence, 5 Third race—Five furlongs. Noonday, 111; Cecilia, 97: Guard, 108; Hydra, $3; Philip D., 111; Consignee, 104; Little Ella, 107; Volo, 92; Miss Williams, 91; Ascot, 100; Donnybrooke, 118; Mucilage. 104; Lee, 111; Jest colt, 113; Van Buren, 106; Exclusion, 95; Euna, 104. Fourth race- Yolumbia handicap: one and one-sixteenth mile. Sam Wood, 106; Isaac Lewis, 105; Lotion. 100; Iceberg, 90. Fifth race and one-half furl Stiletto filly, 95; Verbena, 107; Little Reddinj 95; Smuggler, 98; Laughing Water, 110; Blacl Hussar, 108; White Wings, 102. Sixth race—Hurdle; one and one-half mile. Lijero, 182; Geronimo, 132; H Christy, 146; Futurity, 1: Zangbar, 135; Bob Thomas, 138; Bassai Kepudiator, 137; Van Cluse, 129. ogee A Good Templar Election. Columbia Lodge, I.0.G.T., last night elected officers for the ensuing quarter as follows: Chiet Templar, J. E. Fowler; vice templar, Miss Flora Muirhead; recording secretary, Charles Wilbur; financial secretary, George Markward; treasurer, William Muirhead; mar- shal, I. Haskins; guard, Miss Helen Nye; sen- tinel, George C. Hough; chaplain, Archie Davis; lodge depaty, C.'W. Bergman; past chief ‘templar, E. H. Jones; ‘delegates to the grand lodge, J. E. Fowler, F. L. Harries: al- ternates, J.’ Ochsenreiter and E. B. Swingle. These officers will be publicly installed on May 6. ———.—_—_ Held for the Grand Jury. Before Judge Miller, in the Police Court this morning, Nace Belt, a colored boy, was charged with larceny from the person. Mrs. L. M. Saunders testified that yesterday afternoon while walking on Columbia road near Cali- fornia avenue her hand, in which she carried a pocket book containing $13 or ¢14and a packet, was struck up by some one, who took the things ran off. She ran after lim. It was fur- ther testified that Mr. McQueery stopped the man and turned him over to the officer. He was committed for the action of the grand jury; bonds, $1,000. SSS ‘Seems to be only another name for Hood’s 0 popular has this excellent preparation become at this season. It possesses Just those curative prop- erties desirable ina Spring Medicine. It recuper- ates the weakened strength, purities and vitalizes the bicod, creates axood appetite, cures bilious- ‘ess and headache, gives healthy action to the kid- ‘ney and liver and overcomes that tired feeling. “EVERY SPRING 1 am oblized to take some kind of » medicine and find that Hood's Sarsaparilla is just the medicine that cures that lan«uor and lassitude of which so many people complain. and makes person feel strong, steady, cheerful and happy." GUSTAVE J. SUNDERMANN, New ‘Bremen, Augiaize Co., 0. In Judge Kimball's court this morning Ida Ginia, Tennesse And Kentacky, fair; south- | Stilling and Fanny Monroe for vagrancy were | all EVERYHODY GOES TO THE CIRCUS. Assemble Under the Canvas Home Aggregation. CITY ITEMS. Great in Sugars. Look to your interest. Now is the time to buy. Tux Gagat Artartic axp Pactric Tra Co, 501 and 503 7th st., corner 7th and E n.w., ae papa tinten in the elena Ration ighteen years of iy “Josephs | w ‘of them, t. Nothing is more comf fine Tea or delicious Coffee. will have no cranks around goods. Splendid Mized ; brand of TheeNecer ‘Tea at 600. per Ib. will equal any @1_ per Ib. Tea ning rooms, cafes No table Somplete with io Thea-Nectar, A. & P. Condensed Milk and ‘THE BING PERFORMANCES. The performance inside the mammoth ring Soggng vena ‘amphal erey afar bh Boone and his it, Saar a place on the suilliarvbest the small boy and his father as the other half of the audience del nervous. The great Roman four-horse ed ig There will be but two more performances— one at 2 o'clock this afternoon and the last at 8 clock tonight. as 4 GYMNASIUM OPENED, The New Apparatus Turned Over to the Athletes of the W. L. I. C. Some time ago the members of the Washing- ton Light Infantry corps decided that a gymna- sium would be a desirable acquisition to their armory. A committee was appointed with anthority to act. That committee was composed of the following named: Capt. Allison Nailor, president; Dr. Hamilton E. Leech, vice presi- dent; John A. Heydler, secretary ond treasurer Capt. Charles C. M. Loefiier, director; P. J. Haltigan, P. Schneider and John E. Payne. This committee performed the duty assigned with energy and intelligence, and the result is that there is now ® gymnasium outfit in the armory that is valued at $2,000. The outfit was turned over to the c last evening by the committee, Capt. Allison Nailer making the Presentation speech. Dr. Leech also made a speech, and remarks were made by Capt. John S. Miller, Capt. A. W. Kelly, Director, 2 ‘thletics ©. CM. Loeffler, Sectotary Jehu A. Heydler and others. - Trot, Maurice k. Jayde, Ge tadicester, gave an exhibition. “Messrs, Hoydle and others also exhibit ‘The privileges of the symoaafen. belong as well to the contributing honorary members as to the active. ‘The gymnasium will be open from 10 a.m. to 10:30 p.: and no one will be allowed to exercise unless in athletic uniform. Arrange ments are beitg perfected for an exhibition in September, which will be participated in by mombers of the athletic clubs of the city. 'T colors adopted are the same as those of the infantry. inequaled. given with every pound of and A. & P. Baking Powder. ‘To every purchaser of one pounds of ote, threé cans dens 4 or one pound of baking powder we will presen copy of our handsome pane! picture. Goode delivered tree to any part of the city. Punctuality our motto. goods re- bey ieee Gehot ly. Weclose promptl; your purchases carly. We iy at 7 p.m., Saturdays excepted. Lier Tue Gagar Arzaxric axp Pactric Ta Co. Main Stores, 501 and 508 7th st. n.w. Branches— 1620 14th st, n.w., $104 M st., Geo: town; 58, 59, 9 and 9% Market 101 Northern Liberty Market. ap90-th,sat = Newrow H. Bowman, Manager. Do You Know a Good Thing when you see it? Look at our $1 Crush Hat, full satin lined, in new spring colorings. Hexar Faanx & Sox, One Price, It Cor. 7th and D ste. ‘ eee Dr. C. W. Benson, the well-known Balti- more specialist, whose officeis at 1212 G st. n. finds it necessary, on account of increased pa- tronage, to keep the office open every ‘Wednes- day and Friday from 8:90 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and Friday nights from 6:30 to 9. Dr. Benson or his partner, Dr. E. O. Mannakee, are prepared to utilize electricity in the treatment of ail Skin Diseases, Nervous Diseases, Catarzh and t rs move Superfluous Hairs, Warts, Moles, Mar! Freckles, Tumors and Blomishe. p30-th,e,tu, tt Monster Sale of Clothing, Southeast corner 9th and E. ‘The greatest that has ever been held in any re- tail store in the United States. wholesale house, 117 and 119 Prince streets New York. “Look at our pric - ; Disgonal Suite M onal Suite, silk lined. Mer- chant tailors charge $40. Our price, $14 Slegaut Cassimere Suits, $6.50, $7 and $8. 150 Nobby Cutaway Suits for young men at $6.50, $7, $8, 89 and $10. Each suit worth double the money. 82.85, Boys’ Suits, long its, 14 to 18 £8.25, $8.75, €4 and 94.50. Extra fine uilk faced suits, $5, €5.50 and $6. — Suite—thousands of them at 90 conts. Hundreds of them at €1.20, @1.87, @1.50, $1.75 an Men's Pante— 1,000 pair at 75 cents. 1,000 at 90 cents. Worth @2. 1,000 at $1.25. Worth $2.50. 1,000 at $1.40. 009 Regular price, @4. Worth $4.78. —— ee Laptes’ Goons, Crormixa, Saors, &c.—La\ mer & Sloan will sell within’ their wales rooms tomorrow at 10 a.m. alot of lace and tycoon curtains, ruching, clothing, shoes, &c. —* gee 800 at 3. 5,00) Children’s Knee Pants, ages from 4 to 15 years, at 15 cents. 8,000 ut 25 cents. 9,000 at 48 conis. Come at once and of your life. nomoprxe” Hzapachs Powpens contain no antipyrene or injurious drugs. Druggist. 25c. * Neasry beni congrats > Sstreet get the greatest bargains Southeast corner 9th and E. 1t FRIEDLANDER. Great China and Japan Tea Co., 731 7th st.. Bet. G and i. Telephone, 1002-2. Use the Johnston Spring Ax Ecoxomrcaz, Loxvny, CLEVELAND'S BAKING POWDER. most delicious “ot this healthful beverage. 50 cents per pound package. in half- pound packages. The Johnston Breakfast Coffee is used by nearly Isrormariox, Lxspraatio: — population AND IMPROVEMENT on city. ‘THE AYES HAVE IT. % agg And they (the women) will always HAVE IT THEIR — WAY or know the reason why with a great big quires EYE. fling. ‘The eye is » searcher, for what it sees the mind com all ‘creat Coffees source of INFORMATION, and the INSPIKATION sold of such INFORMATION is to do or not to do. by a mind will choose wisely, andthereby us work a great IMPROVEMENT in the condition of are things in general, or in his or her individual condition. the of formation with s foreground of figures, with quality, style, fit and finish to back it. SUITS OF CLOTHES FOR MEN (Sack Costs), 96.75, 87.50, $8.50, $8.75, 89, 89.50, $10 and 10.75. SUITS OF CLOTHES FOR MEN (Frock Coats), — 88.75, 69.75, $10, $10.75, $11.50 and e122. SUITS OF CLOTHES FOR BOYS, ages 12 to 18 years (Coats, Vests and Long Pants), $1.06, $4.50, $5.50, $6, 06.50, 06.75, 87 and $7.50. SHORT PANTS SUITS, @1, $2.50, @3, $3.25, #3.50, 83.75, $3.87 and 04.12. MEN'S PANTALOONS, @1.75, @2, $2.25, $2.50, $2.75, $2.78, $3.50, $3.87, $4, 4.12 and 94.25. For your further INFORMATION permit us to state that the ‘ Is not a new creation, but » long existing fact which drew its INSPIRATION from the 10 PER CENT IDEA. The carrying into effect of that ides wrought ‘a vast IMPROVEMENT in the condition of things in general, and made justly famous VICTOR E. ADLEB'S Gaaxza, the Peopl ap28-1m By MATTINGS, THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C. fHURSPAY, APRIL 30, 1891. £ es And Pure Rye Whisky, 5 years old, 650. qt. Port Wine (med. ted), fall qin She. bot Sherry, fine table wine, full qts., 0c. bot, Gran. Buger Bez Cond, Mili 120, 1 *P. BR. Wiraox, 994 712 Barc old Bye Cl years oid), Toe. ge old), a Pure Port Wino, Toe, botile Excellent Table Claret dee, bottle, Fine Cigars at and below cost 1* M& Children’s Suits from @1.25 up. Clothier, 1026 7th n.* After the Races Drive direct to Frank Johnson's Restaurant, 405 11th st. n.w. Every delicacy in season can be had at this famous resort. ing Star building. Ten Cents a Day Will Run Your Sew- Machine by electricity. In full operation vensacn’s Domestic Rooms, 7th and H sta. ap22-10¢ 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. Call and get prices. will continue dally from 8 am. to pm. Saturday 11 p.m. it Butter.—Youcan obtain Very Fine Butter of Me Sia. Merzorn, 417 7th st. mw. Steel Fishing Rods. WaLronn’s, 477 Pa av. 1t* Tth st. nw. BO Good Cigars, $1.Surru’s,4thand G n.w.29-2° sky, $1 Qt. rice. Merzonn, 417 7th at 2.w. Wx. dil-tr AMUSEMENTS. (ACADEMY OF MUSIC. THE SCHUBERT QUARTET a Largest, oldest, richest tented eahiftition in the world. JAMES E. COOPER, Sole Owner. ersof Doors open st 1 and 7 p.m., performance commences THE SIXTEENTH STREET QUARTET, ‘st Zand 8 o'clock p.m.. for two days only, ‘Amsisted by POSITIVELY LAST DaY. iss CAPITOL PaBK, ace North Capitol and G streets. Thegrounds are directly maim, ‘sccessible by all the various street pamenger lines. ‘Will render a Prosram of Muste WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 6, 1901, At 8:30 o'clock. AdmiaatOn..... 00. .eeeee, sevens SE ‘The box sheet for the sale of seatsis now open at Met- zerott's music store, 1110 F st. 2. w. ApS New Tonxisa Barns, ap2dtoye27 FOR THE YEAR OP in TeLANDi- ATLANTIC CITY, X . On the beach. avenue. Chas W, Manager.” Samael Wacmer, 1 COL. BOONE AXD MISS CARLOTTA, ‘The World's, Mow. Accomplished and Beawest Lica Sates dh CAPLES ‘The most illustrious of all serialista, the incomparable HANLON VOLTERS thrilling * forty feet in mid-at on the swasina tepeeme 200 ARENIC STARS. THREE TIMES THE OREATEST MEXAGERIE Feonstructed WiED WEST Sears SRT “4 —200 SCOUTS, SAVAGES AND SOLDIERS: All the entire and superb mile of SBnu WREST ed seo TWENTY WONDERFUL AND WISE ELEPHAN' Ts. 960,000 STUD TRAINED HORBES. 100 ACTING ANIMALS! Dally expenses, 85,500; Carital, $3,000,000. 1,200 MEN AND HORSES, 50Cars. 4 Trains. A ion, 50 children under ni: Sete. Mca sae, i rt meee HR and aera teks can ‘usual slight advance on the daysof Exuibition ‘only. it 1920 Get. now EXCURSIONS, &c. ee te G®4*D wiavavnas Excursion Fer SES ine sites in New land in’ hie! of without suitable tor sam = eran Pia FARM. E. JAFFREY, §. H_ Die. ty A aan ‘: Pore took as he O*Ezb bonny Van 2 dematy oes, ee Fan eg A Rig So a ‘end amusements, OF THE PALACE STEAMER SAMUEL J. PEXTZ ‘Por the Season of 1802 ‘TO RIVER VIEW SUNDAY, MaY 3. tendance. turoist mat Hotel, Wi ot Steamer leaves 7th street wharf at 10:30 a.m. and 3:15 p.m., returning at 8 p.m. ‘Tickets, 25e. Fine Brass Band in attendance. ‘No objectionable parties allowed on the boat. ‘For charters for steamers Samuel J. Penitz and Mary Washington call or address * ‘open ___tHO8. &. LOVETT, MONTEREY Horer, ATLANTIC et, c, ME thoroughly comfortable. open year, Ocant end Sew York ste : ‘s eK NEWoomrs SUMMIT OU nt FERE ee is BOUSE, HARPER'S FERRY, © point!” Apply for reular ad dae a ued 8.4. LIGHTN' Ger Bevo ew house: fifty rooms, mewy rari ers gy eee a a AMES A. BOW N, Proprietor. 0 , Fropriaton. M ATLANTIC ina ave Por terme atdven 6. HE GILBERT, ATI ANTI and'tabie Bret ci — ‘2p 13 eosm Mrs. M. W. GILBERT, Prop. *[ BE GOULD, ATTANTIC CITY, Nd, 141 OCEAN ave. Near beach; now Louse, uewiy E & RANDALL, Proprietor, apls-tr 2100 Virginia ave. oPOrE AND THE HOLY LAND. of GAZE’S (of London) SELECT CUR SIONS for 1601 wr ready. Com : a 4 eer ae, Sides ahaa ya RVE® Exccustons. 12 MILES ON THE POTOMAO FOR 15 CENTS. HM acary. GRAND TRIUMPHAL CLOSING CONCERT CITY, x. J., » Beareat to NOME OF THE CITY, N.J. OPEN MARINE BAND TOUR. WASHING. urther motice the er ANCES waGaL iN Bi REFRIGERATORS, ICE CHESTS and BABY CARRIAGES. IN MATTINGS. WE SHOW ONE OF THE FINEST AND MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENTS IN THE CITY, COMPRISING OVER 3,000 ROLLS (OUR OWN IMPORTATION), OF PLAIN AND FANCY CHINA AND JAPAN MATTINGS. PRICES RANGE FROM 18. TO 50. PER YARD. IF YOU NEED MATTING IT WILL BENEFIT YOU TO LOOK AT OUR ASSORTMENT AND NOTE THE PRICES. 390 ROLLS FANCY CHINA MATTING, 18. PER YARD. 450 ROLLS EXTRA FINE QUALITY “COREA” FANCY SEAMLESS MATTING, 2%5e. PEB YARD. 500 ROLLS EXTRA HEAVY “LINTAXN” FANCY SEAMLESS MATTING. 30c. PER YARD. 350 ROLLS DOUBLE EXTRA “IMPE- RIAL” FANCY SEAMLESS MATTING, SSe. PER YARD. 400 ROLLS FINEST QUALITY NINGPO FANCY SEAMLESS MATTING, 450. PER YARD. 450 ROLLS VERY FINE FANCY LINEN WARP JAPANESE MATTING, SIX DIF- FERENT PATTERN! BABY CARRIAGES, > BABY CARRIAGES. Over 75 different styles. ‘See our leader at #4.90—without doubt the cheapest Carriaxe ever shown. Full size reed body—Landsone!y upholstered—steel springs— first-class running gear—satteen parasols, 1 No, 203 Carriage, hanisomely polished,reed body, elegantly upholstered in silk goods. with lace-trimmed parasol to match, $9. 2No. 432 Carriage, handsomely upholstered im damask and plush trimuminzs, reed body, ‘steel sprangs and gteel wheels. Price, $10. 1 No. 190 Carriage—Poiished reed body—with 1 No. 50 Carriage—finely polished—Reed body with roll. Elexantly upholstered in —— ‘and Plush—Satin Parasol, Cheap at 14.50. 1 No. 130 Carriage—Elegantly polished Reed Body with Cane bottom—Finely upholstered in finest Silk goods—Hancsome Lace Trimmed Parasol. Best Running Gear. A bargain at $16.00, 1 No. 87 Carriage—Maple and Reed Body— (something new)—Elegantly upholstered in ‘Trimmed in Silk $20.00. In addition tothe above we have. full line of Carriages—all kinds and styles, Prices from S910 840. ICE CHESTS AND REFRIGERATORS. ‘We would call SPECIAL ATTENTION to heard ‘modern convenien: : 2 ‘Open'ail year. -Lapld-eo ED. L. GOULD. TS. PITNEX, New York ave. south of Pacific, Atlamtic City, 8.3. Under new : ‘ALKOYD & MATLACK, Prope, to the mansion an: Charies Maca’ make river iaudin. also at MARSHALL To! LINCOLN MUSIC HALL, ‘MU HE RENOVO, TENNESSEE AVE. ATLANTIC CITY, N. 3. oa Le aptrostu ‘we. . MONDAY EVENING, STAGE EXCURSION DESIENS TALLY-HO COACH LINE KAT) [°OUESIDE, ATLANTIC city, Na. Kound trip, Arlington and Soudiers’ H. ¥. 1” — Qa —_ 3p Pex - * verter “ rf are jon), sneha “stu. dliner atthe brides. 61” Onr new ix saat cally ard couch from 8 iratose ‘und f in the country. Couches, chartered to lame parties Welster, 513 13th st.n.w. ;the 14th and Hf, 10 miniutes later. Maye ore, ¢ WHITE & REED. | BYEZTQN MILLA. CAPE MAY CITY. &. 3. larged and improved. Near the bea: yiagzas i full wew of the ova; Bear the lron Prer and cold eee water bata. Special families tor seawcn. ap20-cotm Mra. J. A. MYERS, Cape May, ¥. 3, (PEE Lanspare, ME. JOHN PHILIP SOUSA, apls Conductor, assisted by MLLE. MARIE DECCA, Atlantic City, N. Tenneasee ave. Bear the beach. mbit MAKGARET & "THE SEW, ENGLAND. ATL electric cand June, SMPAiNS: ius Prima Donna Soprano, from Her Majesty's Opera, England. ‘The eminently successful program that has been ap- Plauded Ly 100,000 people of the musical masses dur- ing the Marine Band tour of America’s lesding cities, ‘Will be presented on this occasion. Prices all over the house, @1. Seats secured in advance. No extra charge. Sale of seats open Saturday morning at W. G. Motzerott & Co.'s Music House, No. 1110 F st. nw. ap30-at Sun parior. April, Bl Wi. Tu 6-00. SHE ALDINE, ALLANTIO CTS, NJ. PALIPIO ah Sts Sc pe gee eee ry . TOF Pamphlet. ‘aposhuo ‘B. D.£ABTMAN. ‘HE BYGEIA, ATLANTIO city, Corner Pacific and N RJ. ‘York S.Seristm teu est, with nome enters Soul SHRLEEN Bingen, p91 Forte Oak Antione-fintehed Bed Room Buttes, ipieces ‘C817 cash, or 818 on credit. ‘piece Farlor Suites, sclid walnut frames, uphol- EW Nat NEW NATIONAL THEATER EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAZ MATINEE. iiiiaais sake stered in pluau u6 best Maiscioth, ior 822 casi oF 88000 HARRY LACY edit. ‘opet Oran view, MAanY sao DOK, Proprietat. yo) Good WOVEN-WIRE BED SPRINGS for 92.26 | 7 HE OxsENT, TIC CITY, N. J. STILL ALARM. cush oF $2.50.0n crestit. yoo Sor Abe STILL ALARM, : oem rtd ae BRUSSELS CARPET, ne. cash or Ae. on credit. a STILL ALARM, Good INGRAIN CARPET, Se. cash of 40e. on credit. seu shoe \Vcvew and lay all CARPETS free of cost aud dou't COA ED erie ad sare Next weet 27 20007 Arthas. <herve for the waste in matching fyures. re eae Moe week — LNOR. THE PRIVATE SECRETARY. THE PRIVATE SECRETARY. Curterms are theeasiestof any bousein the city: iy a small payment at time of purchase and the bal- comfort. Low «rate Seats now on sale. eli = W WASHINGTON THEATES: sxcein EASY WEEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS. | Spetial Weokls let 6 HK ELEVENTH SURED TH S ‘No notes required and 6 per cent discount allowed THIS WEEK—LADIES’ MATINEE SATURDAY, | ou ail sccounts settued am thirty daye, BILLY LESTER'S BIG SHOW. a Dilly Lester, Annie, Wart, Davennort Dros... Prot. S . doe Hart, Frank H. Whiter Mile: GRoGams 4 ‘Hilton, Adoipl, “Mlle.” Marie, ATANTIC ‘CITY, cottares and ‘Of the city: alae USADAMS & CO.. Taw baudine Ho"! DEX Facing the ong; open tit te your Sot wae water bath mew end lnpruved , nm ‘samitary ay 2s a ATLANTIC CITY, x. Flot and Cold Sea Water Baths in the Hows fet-sm LEEDS & L*PPINOOTT. ([3E LERMAN, OCEAN EXD OF PENRBTLY: .. Atlantic Olty, D. J- seulatwed, improved ieated ty not water. ‘sla ‘TS cuatronts, XN. J.—RENT OR 8 it boner, Eatate Avent, Heal CREDIT sovuse ‘Tee and 74 Te heehan. THE CHAMPION FEMALE WRESTLE! ALICE WILLIAMS vs. MAY MOKGAN. 430 pmates OF PENZANCE, — Eatates TUESDAY, MAY 5, 8P.M., aT ACADEMY OF MUSIC, By Amatcur Opera Company of Baltimore, Ropvews Rewovar Sure BENEFIT OF CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL, WASH- MAKES A DROP IN FURNITURE. LEuMay. ATLANTIC O:TY, ¥.5. Onthe Beach with unsurpassed Uvean ' 19m. INGTON, Under the patronage of prominent society ladies of Washington. ‘Tickets now on sale at theater prices at Metzerott's, 1110 F st. FOR TEN YEARS ‘We have carried the finest stock of Household Furni- ture to be found in this city, FOR TEN YEARS, We KI .D. heats at Droop's” inuse. store, aS Pennsylvania ‘ACADEMY OF MUSIC, TUnSPIRATES OF PENERNOS Te the ‘of Baltimore eee Pts Sea Moa a _ALYAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. As our patrons know, we have sold Furniture lower | Savstz than any other house in Washington. = FOR TEN YEARS WE ARE SHOWING THE GRAXDEST as- SORTMENT OF KEW SUMMER GOODS IT HAS EVER BEEN OUR PLEASURE To DIs- PLAY TO THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON. WE HAVE 4 MAGHIZi SENT LINE OF In- DIA SILKS AKD GREKADINES, BOTH BLACK AND BLACK GROUND, WITH Fid- URES AND STRIPES OF COLORS, CHAL- 118, ORGANDIES, SACKONETTS, PIXE APPLE ORGANDIES, SATEENS AXD GIN@ HAMS, IN ENDLESS VARIETY AND COL- ORINGS THAT ALWAYS MARK THRE FRENCH DESIGNER'S ARTISTIC HAND. MANY OF THE STYLES ARE CONFINED TO UB, AND WE FEEL ASSURED IT WILL REPAY THOSE IN SEARCH OF 4 SUMMER Our money-saving and satisfaction-iving credit aye tem has enabled housekeepers to furnish their homes ‘more cheaply and comfortably on credit than others have done for cash. BUT FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS ‘We shall offer our entire stock of handsome, service- able and seasonable Furniture, such as Kefrigerators, Baby Carriages, Matting, &c., at figures that will sur- pass iit cheapness, for cash or on creditss cheap as for cash, all former offers. Mrs. P, Harrie, B. Z. Betton and Tunts ¥. Dean, Pro- ‘Week commencing Monday, April 27, ‘The Musical Farce Comedy, STRUCK Gas. _Nertweek-ADAGRAY. __ agave o™e NIGHT (ONLY—WILLARD HALL. If you don't want furniture now you will some day, ‘and this offer will never occur again, so buy now. oun Dors. BY FOOTLIGHT D! THURSDAY, APRIL 30. an i An pat RUDDEX, ‘THE FURNITURE DEALER, a optim = =»«- 69D and OS Tthat. ow. DRESS TO INGPECT OUR W. OF THE ‘STOCK ‘WASHINGTON JOCERY CLUB, TTT TTT TTT TT TTT TTT ‘BENNING RACE COURSE. Ovre Suom pote Gen. AF. with 1 ‘pertaining to Wall Paper and FULL LIXE NOW BEADY. end Col. William Irving. ‘LOW PRICES, en eel ‘BICYCLE SHOES. plttostase Saux oy Vatvamx Boscress a eee a BOATING SHOES, venry, Comxzn Tra axp C Staxers Sovtt Must. Messrs. Latimer & Sloan will scil tomor- | soja by alt drucrists. 1; six for @5. Prepared only CORNER MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE. JULIUS LANSBURGH, ‘RUMMING SHOES. een ee ae by C. 1. HOOD & 0O., apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. athe Pte, ese POLS ER EMT roperty, fronting 75 fect on 7 STRICTLY ONE PRICE > STEAMER SHOES. th of 52 feet 334 inches on C street, being southwest corucr of 7th and C streets south Rectan ar ACKER. 2 ‘Aleo the most complete line in other grades to be found in the city. west, improved by four sturé age ng ll eee pied’ by prompt-paying tents. This is very valuable property and should command the at | Trou: Irom: Ire tention investors. —Adrt_ I : I xs ee = ae Ov Ixreuret to Lapres.—Ladies are in- formed that the American Security and Trust Company is ready at all times to advise with WITHOUT OVEN AND BOILER oa - sao? ST. Bw. them in relation to transacting thelr Snancial ‘BALTIMORE aflure attention is gigen manage- - i ment of the estates of widows, orphans and ‘W. ®. JENKS & 00., 7 minors. lio. 1419 G street north °