Evening Star Newspaper, May 1, 1891, Page 10

LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. FORECAST TILL RIONT A. M. SATURDAY. For the District of Columbia, Maryland, and Virxinia, generally fair; cooler; northwesterly win CONDIT‘ON OF THE WATER. Temperature and condition of water at 7 &m.: Great Falls, temperature, 62: condition, 36. Reewiving reservoir, temperature, 67. Con- dition at north connection, 31; condition at south connection, 34; distributing reservoir, temperature, 67: condition at influent gate house, 36; condition at effluent gate house, 36. High Water. Low Water. Adl am. 133 pm |718am. 8:17pm ‘Men's anp Bors’ Summer Hats, feltand straw. Lewis & Son, 14. jew York avenue. Maxvractcreus’ Rewwaxts of wash surah, 10c.; fancy flannel, 10c.; satteens, Sc.; dress ginghains, 8c.; unbleached cotton, 4c.; checked duslin, 4c., at Srznys’, 904 and 905 7th street. Ladies’ ribbed vests, 3 for ; skirt waists, ‘25e.; blazers. 50c.; silk mitts, 150.; gents’ out- ing shirts, 35¢.; corsets, 25e.; mull caps and bats, 25c.; parasols, 75c. STERNs, 904 and 905 ‘Tth street. Kesr Coot.—Don't make a mistake. Our line of outing shirts, from half a up, is finest ever shown. Hawax Faaxc & Sox, One Price, Cor. 7th and D. Wasamotox Barwrry Compaxy’s Lr You Wasr to see all the newest fabrics and shades in suitings and trouserings for spring weer and at prices in harmony with your purse call at Ememax Bnos’., 7th and E, tailoring department. L Acexaxves, Optician, 477 Pa. ave. n.w. Sxx Tux New Process gasoline stove. W. 8. Jzsxs & Co. Bengzurr is pure. e Four Leaf Clover. Sand 8-pound boxes packed for family use. James Fe OYSTER. Ofice cor. Penna. ave, and Sth st 9th st. wing Center Market. Market Stalls, } 125 "Northern Liberty Market. Telephone No. 27 Five Huxpaep Pais or Kyex Paxts to Br Givex 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 14 years. Cail the day before, Friday, May 1, and get a card which entitles you to one pair pants free. 8. Bireen’s, Star Clothing House, 903 to 909 8th st. se. Buaxztex pure rye whisky. toed. Suzpp & Buo., 4329th. True Bors’ Short pants suits, from four to fourteen years, trom @2 upward. Gas Stoves, guar: Ersemax Baos., 7th and E. SPLENDID GLasszs, Hemrer’s, 453 Pa. ay. ‘Tre Bay State Laws Mower.—Every pros- pective buyer of a lawn mower intends to get the best. The market is full of mowers, and unless the buyer 1s informed or the subject he will very likely purchase a worthless and un- satisfactory machine. The “Bay State” is su- perior to all other mowers and is sold with an absolute and unconditional guarantee. Price. $4.50 each. We are also selling a good mower at $3.50 each. Lawn 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 ices. Garden tools of every kind. Steel rakes, 25 cents cach: trowels at 10 centseach. Oue sec- tion of the best three-ply extra standard rub- ber hose, warranted complete, with patent nozzles and couplings, for $1.95. The “Queen Anne” window screens. New. No objectional center bars. Fit any window from 13 to 45 inches in width; 39 cents each. Screen doors, best quality; complete, with spring hinges, knob, hook and eye, $1.23 each. ‘The system of selling every article at a small profit, but of thoroughly reliable quality, isa regular principle with us. Cuas. T. Canter & Co., 606 Pa. ave. nw. “Jawai” Gas Stoves. Suxpp & Bno., 432 9th. Bors’ Long pants suits, thirteen to eighteen years, from $4 upward. Ersexax Baos., 7th and E. For Spaivo Lamp Go toJons R. Kextx. Corned beof a specialty. Stalls: 6.4, 629 and 630 Center Market, 9th st. wing. ‘Telephone call, 10642. 206 and 208 Northern Liberty Market. Avwsrvo, flag and tent manufacturers. Awnings for stores, city and country resi- dences. Dealers in bunting, awning stripes and canvas. M. G. CorzLax & Co., 409 11th st. n.w. Gas Stoves, all kinds. > & Bro., 432 9th st. “Maxrrov,” the finest sparkling table wate- and ginger champagne in the world. An abso- lutely natural mineral water that creates apper tite, aids digestion and tones up the system \y- Cuantes Kaarwen, 7th st ow. ‘See tae Jewrr Gas Stove, largeoven. W. S Junus & Co., 717 7th st. RELIABLE” Gas Stoves. > & Bro., 432 9th. Canret Ciz.xixe at Caace’s, opposite city post office. Carpets stored during the summer. Pr Gatiox, @1 per quart, 50c. a pint ‘Vurr rue Exrree Canret CLeaxrso Worxs, (51-495 Mase. ave. n.w. Telephone 4252 Caxt Texernoxe 634-8 And order a case of Heurich’s Extra Pale Lager. Gas Stoves, latest styles. Surp & Buo., 492 9th. Att tae Latest materials, shades, styles and shapes in men’s suits from $10 upward. Exsemas Bros., 7th and E. See tne Reviance gas offer. W.S. Jexxs & Co., ‘Tuanr, 818 F street northwest. Hevnicn’s Extra Pale Lager the best. Bot- tled by the Autixerow Borriixe Co. ‘Economy Gas Stoves. Suzpp & Bro., 432 9th. CiTY AND DISTRICT. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. ABavon’s.—Carleton Te pany “The Merry War. agen > Natroxat.—“The Still Alarm.” Hanrais’ “Struck Gas.’ Kenxax’s.—Billy Lester's Big Show, includ- ing the Champion Female Wrestlers, Alice Williams of Vermont and May Morgan of Ohio. sakes CONDENSED LOCALS, Ata recent meeting of the Columbia Cycle Giub the corresponding secretary was directed to correct the gublished statement that Mesurs Robertson and Mackrille were to compete with horses in the races of the club at Benning on May 30. Their names were used without | tom thorit} ¥. Robert Morrison of Falls Church is about recovered from a severe attack of grip it his office here next week. has published an attrac- five program for tomorrow evening at the New York Avenue Church. The special object of this meeting ix to increase the interest of th city in the distribution of Bibles to the chil- dren. Already 5,000 Bibles have been given out. Dra Bartlett and Pitzer, Justice Brewer Seon onsen Mr. J. B. Wight will « Robert Simms fell off his cart on Delaware ovenue aud H street yesterday and was run over and seriously injured. He was taken to Providence Hospital. The Farrell case was submitted to the jury 7, and, the jury after two hours’ de- n NO MASS MEETING OF OWNERS. How the Rock Creek Park Commission Propose to Deal With Them. ‘When Tur Stan's report closed yesterday the Rock Creek Park commission was closeted in Col. Robert's private office, discussing the best way to deal with the property owners who had cailed in response to an invitation from the commission to discuss the valuation of their land. It lacked a few minutes of $ o'clock when Capt. Rossell emerged from the private office of the Engineer Commissioner and called for those property owners whose names com- menced with the letters A and B. Several gentlemen filed into the room. ‘There was evident dissatisfaction at this pro- cedure, for hardly had the formsof those who bad been called vanished when Mr. Henry Wise Gar- nett in a short address objected strenuously to any star chamber ings, and sald it was an injustice toconduct a conference in sections and in private. It was agreed to appoint committee of three to wait upon the commis- sion and inform it that unless the meeting was to be a public one those remaining would with- draw. Mosers. Maddox, Pairo and Abert were appointed on the committee and immediately entered the room. A few minutes after they reappeared with Mr. Perry, who stated that the ini tted that there was any mis- 8. The commission declined to hear the griev- ances of property owners in mass meeting, but would be pleased to consult with any individual ger who cared to remain. ‘The bustnces of yuying property, he contin’ , was tween vendor and mnie, and that was the way the commission proposed to deal with the owners of property contained within the boundaries of the Bock Creek Park. In reply to question as to the length of time owners have to make their Propositions for their land, Mr. Perry said that they would have until May 16. The meeting was quite stormy, and was pro- fe good. ductive of litt ee, DISTRICT GOVERNMENT. POLICE PROMOTIONS. Upon the recommendation of Maj. Moore the following promotion and appointments on the police force have been made: Thomas Goucher Promoted to class two, vice Cunningham. re- Bred: Melton 8. Bell, C. 8. Caughy and F. T. Moriarty to be privates of class i. The up- pointments and promotion will take effect May 1. A BUILDING PERMIT REVOKED. It having been made to appear to the Com- missioners of the District of Columbia that the permit issued from the office of the inspector of buildings to repair the frame buildingsat the southwest corner of 6th and E streets northwest and the adjoining framo building fronting on said 6th street, in the city of Washingtou, was improvidently issued and the Commissioners being satisfied that said frame build- ii proposed to be so repaired are difepidated beyond half of their original value, and that said buildings are dangerous struct- ures, they have ordered “That the said permit be hereby revoked as having been improvi- dlontly issued, and that a copy of this order be served on the owners of said buildings or their agent or agents and on the contractor incharge of inaking the repairs thereto.” DON'T WANT THE HAY SCALES REMOVED. ‘The Commissioners have received a protest from H. A. Jones & Bro. against the changing of the location of the hay scales from ite pres- ent location, corner 9th street and Rhode Island building of the Ws Com od ted Bf the club will be limited yesterday, charged with disorderly conduct at the circus grounds, is a boy about sixteen years old and is the son of John E. Ayers of the ‘Treasury Department. denth has been felt so severely by her many frionds, will take THAT TIRED FEELING THAT TIRED FEELING THAT TIRED FEELING THAT TIRED FEELING HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA Hoop HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA in HOOD’B SARSAPARILLA MAKES THE WEAK STRONG. MAKES THE WEAK STRONG, Accurately describes psoriasis, the second great skin disease. Think of shedding a quart of scales each day, of askin cracked, bleeding, burning and itching, al- most beyond human endurance; hair lifeless or gone. Suffering hardly to be appreciated. Is not this a diff- cult skin and scalp disease to cure? And yet CUTI- CURA has cured thousands of just such cases. avenue, to 7th and Boundary. They say that th street is more or les# crowded all the time, and the presence of the base ball park and the cable road makes it impracticable to have the hay seales located there. They urge that the scales be left where they are. THAT VETERINARY HOSPITAL. Mr. E. A. McIntire, as attorney for several owners of property along C street, has filed with the Commissioners an argument setting forth the reasons why the Commissioners should cancel the permit recently granted to Veterinary Surgeon Kobinson toerect a hospital for horses on C street between 2d and 3d streets northwest. He sioners have to grant a permit they also have authority to cancel it, and earnestly re- quests its reconsideration and cancelation. UNDER THE COMPULSORY SYSTEM. ‘The Commissioners have ordered the paving, under thecompulsory permit system, of Reev court northwest, entering from R street be- tween Ist and 3d, square 551. APPOINTED ON THE TEMPORARY ROLL. Chas. 8. Pearson has been appointed an axe man in the engineer department on the tem- porary roll. Wm. Brown has been appointed an inspector in the engineer department on the temporary rol ‘NRW WATER MAINS, A water main will be laid as soon as practi- cable in alley in square 78, between 2ist and 224, K and L streets northwest. In response to the petition of propert; holders on 17th street extended the Commis. sioners have ordered a water main to be laid along said street, as well as the erection of two fire hydrants. A water main will soon be laid in the alley in square 541. ‘A water main will be laid on Valley street, Georgetown. MISCELLANEOUS. The Commissioners have ordered the engi- neer department to cut a trench on 23d street northwest between M and N to drain the water off of that street. The public hydrant at the northwest corner of 9th und K streets southeast has been aban- doned, as it is no longer necessary for the pub- lic service. Be KILLED BY AN ENGINE. A Little Italian Boy Meets His Death on the ixth Street Tracks. Yesterday afternoon about: o'clock a fatal accident took place on the railroad curve at 6th street and Maryland avenue southwest, by which Aped Ghivizzani, an Italian boy of ten years, was run over by an engine and instantly killed. The boy lived with his mother at 614 Maryland avenue and had just left his home to join some companions playing in the street. ‘The switch engine $28, manned by John Deal, with Wim. Williams, conductor, was approach- ing et the time and the gateman had the bars down. These were no obstacle to the little fel- low, who was intent on joining his comrades, and he ran under them. Several parties called to him, but if he heard the calls he failed to Tun out of the way, and his left leg was caught under the wheel, and after being dragged a few feet his head was thrown on the top of the rail and the upper part killing him in- stantly. As soon as Engineer Deal heard the alarm he attempted to stop the engine, but failed to check up in time save the bo: iy was taken to the residence the mother b; Oficer Byrnes and Harry L. Berry of the - e father of the lad isa retired mu- sician, United States army, and has been in Italy a couple of years. Whtle there bave been a number of accidents at this point the great wonder is that there have not been more,for a number of boys require al- most constant watching , Beg employes and the police to keep them attempting to jump the cara. ——_ Inrontep Rosss axp Survsseat by auction row afternoon at 4:15 at Hatclifle, Darr & Co.'s auction rooms, 920 Pennsylvania avenue ‘These are choice plants. Sale cnpaianeiiees Tue Pexxsrivas1a RartroaD has the extra fare on their New York and Wi ton limited e: i northwest. positive. Inrontawt Sat or Honszs Messrs. Latimer & Sloan wi morning at 11 o'clock at department, Nos. 1331 and 1333 H_stree near the Langham, a number of fine also about twenty vehicles of various pHa nde Puaxkep Smap on lawns Sunday, May by ame Mor ter” at Li am. 2:30 p.m. tisement. submits that as the Commis |° Yh D.c., FRIDAY. MAY CITY ITEMS. New Beautifal wool, raz = Dress Goods, all width, only $9c., adtoal value 50c. rf THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. 1, 1891. AMUSEMENTS. EXCURSIONS, &c. KE FIRST SUNDAY IN MAY? ON MARSHALL HALL'S GREEN LAWNS! SUMMER __RESORTS. ‘T® ¥=*Tworrs, “For thee, sweet month, the groves green v= If not the first, the of the For thee the gtaces lead the ts And uature's ready Peucil paints the Rowesa” NEWCASTLE, XB. Rallroad Station, Portemouth, N.H., thirty minutes ‘istant, where conches from the house mest every train. ‘The fashionable resort of the North Shore, Open for the season June 27. Cleveland's Baking Powder 4s the FOR _—atrongest. It is the most effective and economical. Try it, A tee STRENGTH. spoonful of Cleveland's will do more ‘and better work than a heaping tea- SUNDAY, MAY 3, 1801, And on every Sunday during SECOND GRAND PLANK SHAD EXCURSION To MARSHALL HALLS GREEN LAWNS ny have been secured and up for the purposes of the club, t the membership of the organization 250 members, and ARLINGTON, Wi D.C. On the Palatial Stra: the rolls now contain nearly this number of spoonful of other powders. My Dent Doctor Uighthae Tees ot CHAS. MACALESTER, FRANK JONES, Prop. names. pean heroes ner CLEVELAND'S BAKING POWDER pleasure to state that pou cffectel temartatie = ZOSr'REG'y PAYG the 290 vem leaving Mar a. is Was Mis Soa. Shape oe ceece: cure of deafness and discharge from the earain| © GRAND TRIUMPHAL CLOSING CONCERT . K. HILL, Manager. mee the case of my cousin, Marcus C. Roessele, and that the case roved as permanent as it was radical. I feel oe that aid my cousin would have béen a deaf man all his life. Knowing of other cases in which you have been equally successful, I cheerfully give you leave to refer to me at any time and hope ‘that your practice in Washington will prove a distingui: success. ‘ours truly, John E. Ayers, who was in the Police Court Coa ae) OT TAGE. Janna. husetts and Pactfic aves. ATLANTIC ClITO RN. Now open. _ {my$eoitm) MRS. A. HINKLE Kk RENT—THE CELEBRATED SPRINGS tel at ett , Pa elicits lenela one mile from the tcwn: beautifal sheet, Partially furnished OF THE and one fa ‘upon the arrival of the morn unple tame for dinber wi MARINE BAND TOUR, a The Funeral of Mrs. Farnham. The funeral of Mrs. Jane Farnham, whose i. ira. YACHTING CRUISE 10 THE BERMUDA sh singe. Leave New Nork_ May. 0, return shut Sree tate toons vacant, For’ fal : jars please write Box WO, Star mht “To War Ber Wonrszzes Facrony T. E. Rorssere. place from the Church of LINCOLN MUSIC HALL, — he hale, cl the Epiphany, G street, tomorrow at 4 o'clock. ans A PERMANENT CURE OF CATARDE. Pleasure Garden, $0 ant Me Ste Beene Mone Se ees | oer Statement of Mr. James J. Mercer. Mets Rebs Deen gage Anmasl eae of Ge: j Te i RLY Bt at Orvice oF Tux Rervatic, MONDAY EVENING, Fimorta: Retetare cosas” oe Mute by Prot. ¥ FR 1908 Pa. Ave., Wi : ‘Teketa, 28 a "Tar freee Peace x xe %, pili? Pa, Ave., Washington, March 10, 1891 cents. my’ ‘When you can purchase Custom-made Trunks at just shares _—- Dear Sir: About » year RAND INAUGURAL EXCURSION eatarnh, G severe antl obstinate which I suffered for many years and which had defied all previous attempts for relief. I am bappy to state that the cure was a complete and per- manent one and I have remained perfectly Truly yours, ASHINGTON GhOVE for reception of guests OF THE PALACE STEAMER ‘HE LELANDE, ATLANT: Ts LELAND ATCANTI¢ cre. M “jamoel Warns MR. JOHN PHILIP SOUSA, SAMUEL J. PENTZ Prevails with its most enervating and dis- couraging effect in spring and early summer, ‘when the toning effect of the cold air is gone and the days grow warmer. Jauzs J. Mencxn. A. P. Lia M.D., Fou Tarr Yrans Srectatist For the cure of Catarrh, Deafness, Asthma and diseases of the Throat and Lungs; can be consulted daily from 8 until 12 and from 4 to 6 at his residence, 1411 K st. n.w. myl-2t Extraordinary Offering of Ladies’ Shoes. Prices reduced on our entire stock for one week only, in order to make room for Slippers and Oxfords. All of our Ladies’ €3.50 >Hand-sewed Fine Dongola Kid Shoes, opera and common sense, tipped or plain, reduced to £2.50. All of our $2.50 Ladies’ Shoes, hand-sewed finish, warranted dongola kid, all styles and widths, reduced to $1.90. All tipped or to ‘Conductor, assisted by ‘For the Season of 1891 OF COURSE, HIS ADDRESS? 1231 PENNA. AVE. N.W. No. 5 1s covered with wa canvas, hard-wood gleats, steel clatnpe, good lock. bolte and hinges, extra MLLE. MARIE DECCA, TO RIVER VIEW SUNDAY, MAY 3, Prima Donna Soprano, from Her Majesty's Opera, England. é The eminently successful program that has been ap- lauded by 100,000 people of the musical masses dur- JARSAPARILLA Steamer leaves 7th street wharf at 10:30am. and 15 p.m., returning at 8 p. ‘Tickets, 25c. Fine Brass Band in attendance. Xo objectionable parties allowed on the boat. For charters for steamers Samuel J. Pentz and Mary ‘Washington cail or address OUSE, WHITE MOUNTAT stent ek ; "husat views of ‘minaree & fut ataey rama. Sron, ter lock, ly overcomes ‘‘that tired feeling.” whetuer cansed by change of climate,season or life, by overwork or illness, and imparts feeling of strength and self-confidunce which is comforting and satisfying. It also | {¥* ‘cures sick headache, billiousness, indigestion | q° or dyspepsia. It really | 6.50 $7.00 87.75 88.50 waterproei: allvable citar, its, 7-ineh bi ftom, wo as cover, Htnen-lined trunk inade. 00 $2.79, $8.50 80.25 910.00 | €11.00 ‘No. vavier ‘canyas, extra heavy steel clamps, brass excelaior lock, lined, two trays. A Stung that it vill pay yout . as 1 ec superior trans fo al others fa grer fe io. ior es GTR RNL 78 Sl Bot ind on saleglee where, Drs apsd-4t four $2 Ladies’ Kid Shoes, plain toe, opera or common sonse, reduced All of our $1.50 Ladies’ Shoes, opera toe B & RANDALL, Proprietor, 1200 Virginia ave. sw. ine’ 10 Bi NEW NATIONAL THEATRE EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE. | ‘P'S 00 “g10 00 641.00 812-00 813.00 914,40 $10.00 | with tips, reduced to HARRY LACY ROPE AND THE HOLY LAND. 3 ‘MARES TEE SEAR SERINE GENUINE LEATHER-COVERED TRUNKS. "pect lots of Ladies’ Shoes, odds and ends, HARRY LAGE E a0qamwe ei Taped aren A Withee ert Senidie the MAKES THE WEAK STRONG. No G has hard-wood cleats all over, tron bottom, | Teduced to one half regular price. ARE. SIONS for Indl now reudy, Cotdacoed partion eave es ocean Sor ly tg Ag a Yoont| It Tux Stax Suox Hovsr, 726 7th st. And the WyEep Oeeas, tickets sola yall lines We aN her-covered trunk inade- ———_- STILL ALARM. WICKLE. Bradbury Palace of Mumc, 1525 Penn. ave. | _* in, Given Away Tomorrow. STILL ALARM. ap24-Imi DUBS GAP WHITE SULPHUR Morrarsporren Sxrx ‘One STILL ALARM. will the reception of trot” for seomsiced i RICHEY, Proprietor, Newvilie, Pa. RANEY SPREE AND TH O*Scah County: Ven # Team bbe Waliow, Rye EXCURSIONS. 12 MILES ON THE POTOMAG spo Raton sayy OE 13 CENTS, Steamers. From 7th et. ferry wharf, Sail andarrive bourjy. =e Stop at Alexandria, Va. ap15-6m, MOCXT_YERNON, TRE TOMB OF WASHING. aM Ton. al further Reet LES MACALES1 thousand fue, $2.50 88.25 (0.00 | $11.00 No 8. Our Best Sirstogas's tronk thet we g00d for ED ee Tet on ote.00 THE PRIVATE SECRETARY. ‘We have just received a THE PRIVATE SECRETARY, Iron-bottom Trunks thi Seats now on sale. 5 |x >from #3 ‘PB*TES OF PENZANCE, p30 Arrive round, trip to MOUNT ission inansion an. 1. Elewant cafe on the Charies Macalester, The ‘Charles Macsicster ‘willaiso inate tives iavaieys finished other trunks as fin ponsitiy be image ante S30mec, te TRAVELING SATCHELS, Canvas Club Satchels, leather trimmed, nickel ‘TUESDAY, MAY 5, 8 P.M., far down as Giymont, landing also at MARSHALL 74 ‘on aT HALL sous’ andr . as eee ee ae Tin Tite. 121m. 13ip. tin, 15in. 1640. danay cae oe ‘Page Found te. aa 2 ee altation Alligator Chub Satthel musificlined? of Coffee ACADEMY OF MUSIC, = AA BBR OE e OS O15, SES gL OLAS will be STAGE EXCURSIONS. Aaa E 5 ti a‘4 Bes LLLL pi 40. 81.55 91.70" 81-86 $2.00 ropes By Amateur Opera Company of Baltimore, EWITES TALLY-HO COACH LINE KATES 9, o% $e BOD shy 6581.85 -82.00 $2.25 $2.50 aot these BENEFIT OF CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL, WASH-| 10 a.m. and’? "y.me SOc to Toe "Sundays tf D ndsom¢ ¥ $oo 88 88 BB im. Nea 0 mente Ge “oo «oo «bpp Sua8 = GLADSTONE BAGS. member ages —— Oe in 04 tn. hed Under the patronage of prominent society HOSA WO minhtes ater e- eS be of ladies of 4 — . SPECIAL ATTENTION 2 e222) 92.40 will be - Pe SURE WoURE jashington. sn fe called to our apes Tickets now on sale at theater prices at Metzerott’s, COMPLETE ASSORTMENT 7, (roads Rania, 95.00 advertised 10 F «t. PTT Teese y e0. 66.00 67-25 $8.00 aga TABI i iat ot ERNACLE LECTURE OOURSE, «rales L “Nj cate lowent prices over offered on Canvas Extension Oorixe Suozs. anes. . Adin. 16in. 18 in. . 22 in. Her Br HG Bs F's TOPHAM, TRUNK MANUFACTURER, special inducement for you totry our delicious Dry Roast REFRIGERATORS, — A FULL LINE NOW READY, RUSSET SHOES. BICYCLE SHOES. 24 in, 1k CHESTS 61.45 and BABY CARRIAGES, IN MATTINGS. ee aaa Pr ee ed (A¥24UGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. pr 1931 PENNA. AVE. Coffees SUMMER OFERA SEASON. BOATING SHOES. WE SHOW ONE OF THE FINEST Factory, 1220 E st. n.w. quality Teas, EE Cale ONS CLEA COMPANY, RUMKING SHOES, AND MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENTS ‘Trunk Strap given free with every trunk Gaxar Onrra Axp Jara Tza Co, * in SMignicene Preturton Sethe BASE BALL SHOES, IN THE CITY, COMPRISING OVER 790-28 onenek MEY Wale STEAMER euOme. ee GENERAL ADMISSION, 2c. 3,000 ROLLS (OUR OWN IMPORTATION), 1 Telephone, 1002-2. E We. CRICKET SHOES. OF PLAIN AND FANCY CHINA AND JAPAN MATTINGS, Next week-THE MIKADO. ARBIS’ BIJOU THEATER. Mrs. P. Harris, R. L. Britton and Tunis ¥. Dean, = ¥. Pro Sereno Hars Sa TENNIS SHOES. Also the most complete line in other grades to be found in the city. PATENT LEATHER SHOES A SPECIALTY. ‘WILSON & CARER, 920 F BT. . Special One Day’s Sale. A chance to secure some extraordinary values in Footwear tomorrow. Ladies’ $3 Fine Serge-top Button Shoes. For tomorrow . Ladies’ $3 Soft Hand-turned Kid’ Button: For tomorrow . NEW YORK HATS IN SILK AND DERBY. Derby Hats in Cinnamon, Manilla, Russet and Geld Brown colors, round aud square PRIOES RANGE FROM 18c. TO 50c. PER YARD. pe when. ALEX. M. OPPENHEIMER, Prop. T= Weuncron, OCEAN EXD OF RENTUCEY AVENUE, ‘Week commencing Monday, April 27, ‘The Musical Farce Comedy, IF YOU NEED MATTING IT WILL BALTIMORE STORE— 3 a OPEN T. i yen ASSORTMENT AND NOTE THE PRICES. 0, OF NEW YOIK, at 1.50 cach and ward. ‘The tree paeroent a grave aaete H Durectiy on the each ar nnd are” 200 ROLLS FANCY CHINA MATTING, | Peet Hat inthe market for the price, encicatcar te eee gies toclcead 18. PER YARD. — Ladies’ $1.50 Hand-turned Oxford Ties, WASHINGTON JOCKEY CLUB, 460 ROLLS EXTRA YINE QuaLity = [ar bepet y a in six different styles. For tomorrow. . $1.00 BENNING RACE COURSE, Ladies’ 60c. Opera Toe Slippers. Special wbn's $4 Genuine Kong Shoes,in lace fen’s uine Kangaroo Shoes, 20. and con, Special price - 92.75 BDAY, AJ the addition W. B. Hartley & Co., 918 7th st., want all | Men's $3 Fine Gossamer Calf Shoes. Soft the ladies to see the Double Sole Oxford Tie | as kangaroo. 8} al price. $2.00 they are selling for $2.50. It isa beauty! | Men’ 45 Fine Dongola Shoes (the so- Are ay ware Worth $3.50. Bt called roo). Special price $1.50 “THURSDAY, MAT D,. ‘wz Stanpaap Suor House, FRIDAY, Mays. 1 824 7th st. 'n.w. ge - aaa: and Hurdle Races. Over 300 of the \ ee Dest: horses will take part. First race promptly at cm Excellent Table Claret, 2%c. bottle. | Si, # H Marzozn’s. te 3p.m. \—Grounds, grand stand gnapoo Monster Sale of Clothing, cifistane a stot Dajenioe: trains wi ve street depot at 1: Southeast corner 9th and E. ‘30, returning after the last race. ap0-14t ‘Tho greatest that has ever been held in any re- tail store in the United States now going on. Ninety thousand dollars’ worth Men's, Bovs’ “COREA” FANCY SEAMLESS MATTING, 2%5e. PER YARD. 500 ROLLS EXTEA HEAVY “‘LINTAN” FANCY SEAMLESS MATTING. 30c. PER YARD. CITY ITEMS. BAUR REAL ale Otay? "ATLANTIC CITY, N. 3._RENT OR BALE. nla, cottages anit bath bowser 350 ROLLS DOUBLE EXTRA “IMPE- RIAL” FANCY SEAMLESS MATTING, ‘Sie. PER YARD, 400 ROLLS FINEST QUALITY NINGPO FANCY SEAMLESS MATTING, 45c. PER YARD. 450 ROLLS VERY FINE FANCY LINEN Barbers’ Shearsand Horse Clippers. Watronp. Try our Brond Run Creamery Butter, 88c. Ib.; our fine Fresh Roasted Coffees, 30c., 38. and 35c. Ib.; “Sun Rise Chop” Tea, 50c. Ib.; very fine Flour, @1.75 4 bbl. delightful Sherry Wing, Se. and 6be. pM. & P. Merzorn, quality Calf, $2. W.B. &Co., 918 7th st. 1t* Porte Mak Antiqne-fintshed Bed Room Buttes, 3pieces 4€1817 cash, or $18 on credit. ‘-piece Parlor Suites, solid walnut frames, uphol- (ACADEMY OF MUSIC. ‘THE SCHUBERT QUARTET Men’s Shoes, fine Flot and Cold Sea Water Baths in the Hous. Haatier fetsm __ LEEDS. & LIPPINCOTT. es and Children’s Suits. Twenty thousand dollars’ AND stered im plush or best halrcloth.tor €3bensh or 63000 | "PVE LEM MAN, OCEAN END OF FENNSYLY, Sal worth Men's, Boys’ and Children’s Pants, di- i "Atlantic Oty, BS eulanyed, uuproved ad WARP JAPANESE MATTING, SIX DIF- ery pe woos ten Gar oleae house, 117 and’ 119 THE SIXTEENTH STREET QUARTET, credit. bocate iy - om FERENT PATTERNS. New Yorx Ciorarne Hovsg, Prince street, New Yor! Assisted Good WOVEN-WIRE BED SPRINGS for $2.25 cuaLForTa2 — — Continues daily till June 1. "800 Men's Suits, positively all wool, 04.50. = ad NTR ATLANTIC CITY, ¥.1. BABY CARRIAGES, Owing to the change which will occur in our | 300 Black Chevict Suits, 26.25. — ——ee On the Beach with unsurpamed Voss +0. BABY CARRIAGES. | firm on June 1, we are compelled to sacrifice Solo Pianiste, BRUSSELS CARPET, @0e. cash of fic. on credit. alt water Lathe in te sume, Over 75 different styles. eee tice an aoe ee . ‘Wil render a Program of Music Good INGRAIN CARPET, 350. cash or 400. on credit. cmierces leader at $4.90—without donbt the Me Pante- oo ‘WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 6, 1891, ‘Vesew and lay all CARPETS free of cost anddou't ze =m ___ ROBERTS & SOWA. Bee at 04. len’s pal — ERE, . Pestisrethes maak . Full size reed | gum 1,000 pair at 75 cents. At 8:30 o'clock. eeoetteniei eT RRRASR: eacteowmegpet pA Tae <> 4 lenin No ‘body—handsomely = springs— entire stock (for cash sal) at at 90 oer Worth os caches ‘ih! Ourterms are thecasiestof any bousein the city: Rs FJ ‘Proprietor, late of te Vsrmoat sae aarene ges Seeeeenate. eee eee fact ce ‘The box sheet for thesale of seatsis nowopenat Met- | culy'a-mmall payment at time of purchawe and the bal- | = 2s 1 No. 203 Carriage, handsomely polished, reed, gan ap2-10t zerott's music store, 1110 F st. n. w. Bear in mind this is not & caich-penny re- duction sale nor a sale of odds and ends, but » bons fide dissolution sale of the highest grade Clothing, is season's production. Bee these Prices. fae Mipain pits, cisions, 6: reduced from 675 Men's Suits, all-wool, sack or cutaway, 1,000 at $2. 300 at $2.50. cacein EASY WEEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS. No notes required and 6 per cent discountallowed on all ecovunte wettied un thirty days, f . elegantly upholstered in silk goods with lace-trimmed parasol to match, 89. 2 No. 482 Carriage, handsomely upholstered {m damask and plush trimmings, reed body, steo! springs and steel wheels, Price, $10. 1 No. 190 Carriage—Polished reed body—with Mion Gate: Ropvews Rewova, Suz MAKES A DROP IN FURNITURE New Torxise Barus, . ap24toje?7 1329 Gt. nw Canmar & Leny, 928 7th st. and 706 K st. n.w. fenders—upholatered in silk goods—parasol to | $7.50: reduced from 14. op loine At once and got the greatest bargains Gzocaws FOR TEN TEARS ‘match. Excellent running gear. Price, our eaat . $12.50. f, theast corner 9th and E. A aes pODE ik Seidler eens action, eREDIT zouse ‘We have carried the finest stock of Household Pura ato od 1 The ow ‘Will offer the balance of our stock of Shan- tong Pongees. All new and beautiful styles. ture to be found in this city, Pare Old Rye Whisky, 750. qt. Merzozn's. 1° Price was 18c. a yard, To go at 120.8 FOR TEN YEARS, A SPECIAL OFFERING IN BED SPREADS. As our patrons know, we have sol! Furnitare ‘Full-tize Honeycomb Spread. Good value ‘than any other Louse im Washington. at 75e. Togo at Gc. ‘Extra Size Crochet Spreads. Good value at61.25. Togoat gl. Extre Size and Extra Heavy Crochet ‘Spreads, Marseilles pattern. To go at $1.25. New Grenadines, in plain and striped. Special values at $1 and 81.25 per yard. We are offering special inducements in ‘Mattings. A ood time to buy before the best are all picked out. from $12.50. canine ard Se, Deets at 313, ‘o15 and 620 por suit; tedueed {Zou $25, Pants, 30 styles, @1; re- Pants, 25 styles, $3.50; re- Ce ee ae it like fine butter postal for trial pound “alton Greamery;) wend better. Goo, T, Kurz, 5O Gaod Cigars, $1, Surrs’s,4thand G n.w.29-2° Men’s Black Cheviot Suits, 96.50. Wx. ys the People’s ‘Glothier, 1026 ite ot. mw. ‘We shall offer our entire stock of handsome. servic Terr Boruwrri's able and seasonable Furniture, such as Hetrigersto; CARHART & LEIDY, TABLE D'HOTE DINNERS, Bauy Carriages, Matting, te... a ures that will sf (SOc. Pam in cheapnem, for cash or en credites cheap. ‘Best in city for the price and equal to any servedin | for cash, ali former offer, Srame Srvizs. hotels on American plan. AT 1216 F 8ST. ¥.W. ‘Tf you don% want ferniture now you will (aDd Une afer will mever occur again, « bay Bow