Evening Star Newspaper, May 5, 1891, Page 8

LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. FORPCAST TILL RIGHT A. M. WEDSESDAY. For the District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia, generally fair, except showers on the cousty mo Shunge im temperature; worth win frost, except in Virginia. CONDITION OF THE WATER ‘Tem; tare and condition of water at 7 a.m: Great Falls. temperature, 60: condition, 36. Receiving reservoir, temperature. 64. Con- dition at north connection. 36: condition at routh connection, 26; distributing _ reservoir, temperature, 64: coudition at influent gate ; conditivn at eftiuent gate house, 36. High Water. Low Water. $23 am 5:46 p.m.|ilstam. Midnight. As Ixxoratiox 1x Srnverax Property. on,” that delightful subdivision sitn- sted 94 miles from the capital on the main Tine of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad and immediately adjoining Branchville (where niacteen trains stop daily), has been placed in my hands for sale, with instructions to give purchasers the advantage of living in the country, as they should live, not on a lot 50x 150 feet, but on a lot (nearly six times as large) containing 43,560 feet or au entire acre. Streets have been laid off and pians made for the erection of severai handsome cottages. Vernon is high, dry, healthy and commands a Leautiful view of the surroanding conntry. Commencing tomorrow, May 6, we will offer this charming site, in lotsa of one acre exch (62,500 feet), for #100; $25 cash, balance #10 per month, with 6 per cent interest on deferred payments, or #250 cash. New is your opportunity to secure an acre of ground for the same price that a lot would cost elsewhere. Buy and bniki a home or buy for an investment. | For further particulars, on owners agen! ‘HOS. DOKS, oT ay 616 12th at. Axnavon’s.—The Carleton Opera Company begun its second week of summer opera at Al- baugh’s last night with “The Mikado” for its Fite ogi tece ars ah ea et le were to e1 it, and they evidently did, “because they applauded with vigor and encored with continuance. The ad- ditions to the cast were Mise Jeannie Winston as Nanki Poo, and Mies Winston makes a hand- some and disti ed Mr. Poo, beyond the radventure of a doubt." She love intensely and , and as a Japanese — Romeo is success. Another addition is Mr. J. K. Murray, whose Poo Bah is « fine bit of subtle humor, and he cam cing the part with, a voice most ‘uncom- monly good. Mr. Bigelow's Ke robably the fanniest in the business and his farce comedy touches and imitations ave immen: He can sing “The Flowers That Bloom” clear around any singer on the stage. The others in the cast are all right, and the chorus and cos- tumes and scenery better than usual. Again tonight. ATION AL.—There was s good crowd at the ‘ational last night to see “The Private Secre- tary,” given under the direction of Charles Frohman and H. A. Rockwood, and the crowd joyed it. One would imagine that in five or X Years of constant performance a funny play Would cease to be fauny, but to hare beard the audience laugh last night; and Jongh with the spontaneous spirit which anew joke always provokes, one wonld conclude that a joke never krew old or that there were still a great many people who had never seen ~‘The Private Secre- ry.” The Secretary was done by Mr. David Stecle on the lines which have been laid down by Mr. Gillette, while the other characters in the cast were presented pleasantly and with excelient effect. Mr. Hurry Allen's Mr. Catler- mole was, however, worthy of more than a mero mention. He did his work remarkably well and had the eudience with him all the time. Fon Free P: Gnu & Wanu wixo at fair prices go to Me- 1107 EB. st. now. Hemrver’s, 453 Pa. av. Moxt Marie Sravr, in gullon cans, A Pooue, The Cash Grover, 44 La. iE Economy ‘Relic ble,” “Jewell, Gas Kanges, 8. S. Sixpp & Bro., 432 Uth street. Beaxexet is pure. Ove Screnion Facturties enable ts to turn out the very best workmanship and most per- fect fit in our custom department, and, our stock of imported and domestic fabrics has no equal as to variety and completeness. Ersemax Buos., 7tb and E. <d_gesoline stove we See twe Reriasce gas offer. W. 8. Jexns & Co Cart TeLerHoxe Comte to Wasursorox.—First three months free of charge. A staff of eminent Enghsh physicians and surgeons will arrive in Wash- ington Thursday, May 7, and will permanently locate at their residence,i1 6th st. n.w.,between Dand Eats, All who visit these eminent doc- tors before June 14 will receive services for the first three months free of charge. The only iavor desired is a recommendation from those whom they cure. They treat all diseases and deformities, but in no instance *7ili_ an incur ble case be accepted. If beyoxi al. hops they will frankly tell you so:also caution you against spending more money for useless’ treatment. Kemember dates and go early, as their oifices are crowded from morning till night. Office hours—9 a.m. jo-7 p.m. Sundays—10 a.m. to 4pm. P.S.—Tais governmental staff of physi- ciuns and surgeons is incorporated by an act of the legislature. BERKELEY pure rye whisky. Bran rx Mixp the frock and sack suits in serge, cheviot and cassimere material we ad- Vertise for $10, $12.50, 313.50 and #15. Eisemay Bros., 7th and E. Avwsrso, flag and tent mannfacturers. Awnings for stores, city and country resi- dencea, 8 in bunting, awning stripes and canvas M. G. Corzraxp & Co., 409 11th st. n.w. Hxvnica’s Extra Pale Lager the best. Bot- tled by the Amtixetox Borriixa Co. @4 Pua Garzox, #1 per quart, (0c. a pint. Reaemper the boys’ short pants suits we ad- Vertise from $2 up. Eiszmax Buos, 7th and E. Cuarirs Oprican Co., 07 F st., Masonic Temple, agency for R. & J. Beck microscopes. Martixe, Rernicrsators axp Bary Car- RIAGRS. 500 rolls matting at £3.50 per roll of 40 yards. 300 rolis matting at $5 per roll of 40 yards. 200 rolls matting at 6 per roll of 40 yards. 150 rolls matting at 37 per roll of 40 yards Examine our lines of refrigerators,ice chests, cedar chests, water coolers, tricycles, veloci- pedes, de. W. B. Moszs & Soxs, F and Lith sts. Sex tar New Process gasoline stove. W. S. Texas & Co. Ovr Bors’ long pants suits for $4 are beau- ties: better qualities proportionately low. Enmemax Buos., 7th and E. Tuanr, $18 F street northwest. CITY AND DISTRICT. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Ausaton’s.—Carleton Opera Company in “The Mikado. Natiowat.—“The Private Secretary. -Ada Gray in “East Lynne. Frank McNish Specialty Com- ‘Tanemyactz.—Dr. Bartlett's lecture, “Our Boys.” Acapemy or Mustc.—“Pirates of Penzance,” Denetit Children’s Hospital —— CONDENSED LOCALS, of the late Lucretia Ann Elliott was filed yesterday. It is a short paper and she Leaves all her property to her sister, Sarah E. Mott, naming her as execntrix. A ‘musical and lit entertainment was given last evening at Gonzaga Hall by the Young Men's Catholic Club. Dr. Hill of Dubuque, Towa, formerly a hos. pital nurse at ward F, Armory Square Hospital {ses to°€5), would bo happy th meet hig her hospital friends at 1512 T street northwest this evening from 8 to 10. Sunday C. Heflebower, « smail boy ving at $30 New Hampshire avenue, was knocked down by « bicvele ridden by Thos. Jamison at Kstreet and Pennsylvania avenue. ‘The child was slightly injured and was taken to his home in the patrol wagon. Analarm of fire yesterday was caused by issuing through an imperfect chimney 1006 Ist street northwest. About 10:30 o'clock last evening Henry A. Dick, a colored boy of fourteen years, was ran ever bys wagon driven by a colored man named Bell near the corner of Istand M structs Borthwest. He had his right leg fractured and Was taken to the Homeopathic Hospital. nay Foes of Maryland on his recent visit to Epiphany in this city confirmed 120 persons, of whom 65 were males and 65 females. —_.__ Charged With False Swearing. Special Policeman Arthur Redman and another colored man named Wm. Clifton were charged in the Police Court yesterday with having committed perjury in giving testimony in the liquor case of J.J. Leonard. Their tes- timony was favorable’to Leonard and he was sequitted. ‘The case involving a charge of per- Kerxay’s.—At the herd of his own company that well-known minstrel Frank E. McNish, the originator of tho “silence and fan act, opened @ week's engagement at Kernan’s last night and received a royal welcome. ‘The perform- ance opened with an Irish sketch by the Nesbits and it was very funny. Matthews and Bulger did a good black face act. The Gar- nella Bros., in the laughable tation of two Chinamen under the influence of opinm, proved themselves acrobats of the first class. the Watsons, in a German specialty, were en- tertaining and the feats of necromancy of Aouda and Belloc were mystifying. ‘The feature of the entertainment was the bright Irish comedy furnished. by the Dolans. ‘They made the hit of the evening. Of course, Frau! MeNish pleased every one and the indicrous sketch entitled “Tubbs’ Visit,” by the Acme Four, kept the audience in a roar of laughter. Dr. Hampton's circus of educated animals closed the show. Again tonight. '.—Miss Ada Gray presented her _ver- Fast Lynne” at the Bijou last night to a large audience. The play is taken from Mrs. Wood's well-known novel, and it is presented ina most acceptable manner. In the dual role of Lady Isabel and Madame Vine Miss Gray scored a decided success. She bas taken these characters for some years, and her rep- Tesentations of the jealous wife and the heart- broken mosher are powerful and lifelike. As Barbara Lave, Siiss Dollie Davenport was good, and she sang ‘Then You'll Remember Me” in A sweet, sympathetic voice. Muss Corney, by Mrs. J. H. Sergeant, was quite satisfactory. The remainder of the company is good, aud the stage setting above the average. Again to- night. ‘Tue Manse Baxn's Coxcert.—The Marine Band was greeted by an enthusiastic audience at its appearance at the Academy of Music last night. It was good-natured crowd, too, for there was @ delay in the commencement of the concert of nearly an hour owing to the failure to bring the proper band parts for the program. The “Star ‘Feeagiea Banner,” which was the last upon the program, was the opening num- ber. Just as this was completed the missing music arrived and the program was then car- ried out in due order. The work of the band is, of course, familiar to ail Washingtonians and nearly ail the numbers given last night bad been heard before, yet there wasan added in- terest in listening to the excellent playing of this excelient band, because it had just’ re- turned from an extended tour during which its excellence, both individual and collective, had been acknowledged in every city visited. There was one number on the program that had never been heard by a public atidiencein Wash ington before and that was Mr. Sousa’s symphonic poem, “The Chariot Race.” His eme is taken from Wallace's Ben Hur and he has treated it in a heroic and artistic manner. The start, the progress of the contest, the cheers of the multitude and the triumph of the winning horses are produced with realistic ef- fect and the composition shows the musical devoiepment of Mr. Sousa and also hiscomplete knowledge of the varied and striking effects at his disposal in the band. ‘This, as well us every other number, was vociferously encored. Miss Marie Decca was greeted by a large number of friends, who gave her an enthusi- astic reception. 'She sang the grand aria “Perle du Brezil,” which has become familiar to ali musicians, Mr. Henry Jaeger playing the flute obligato accompaniment. For an encore Miss Decca sang the “Old Folks at Home.” Her second number was a staccato polka by Mulder. Both the “Perle du Brezil and the polka were selected to show the flexibility of the singer's voice and the purity of her ‘vocaliza- tion and the audience seemed to be thoroughly satisfied. Miss Decca accompanied the band on their trip aud shared in their success. Mr. Sousa is proud of his band and the people of Washington are proud of Sousa and his band. Ovn Bors.—Dr. Bartlett of the New York Avenue Presbyterian Church lectures this evening at the Tabernacle, 9th and B streets southwest, on “Our Boys.” suns aes Struck by a Brick. Last night Mir. Walter Rynex of 1814 Linden street, Le Droit Park, was struck with a brick while riding on a cable car across the mall by a colored man. He was able to go to the Emer- gency Hospital, where the wound, not aserious one, was dressed. ‘The sonia was drunk on the car and was put off b; gripman, at whom the brick was thrown.” - ———_- Hugh Moore Buried at Arlington. ‘There was @ very quiet funeral at Arlington on Saturday. Fifty-nine years ago Hugh Moore was born in Salem, Ill, and last week he died at his home in this city, 446 P street. He was a gallant soldier in the Union army and a num- ber of comrades testified to their esteem by ‘attending upon the last rites. A portion of the ceremony was performed by Rev. George Elliott, D. D., pastor of Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church. ‘The remainder of the ex- ercises were under the direction of the Grand Army of the Republic. Mr. Moore had for many years been employed in the United States pension office. ———— Untted Order of American Veterans. Washington will be the permanent headquar- tersof the United Order of American Veterans— membership in which may be had by either Union or confederate veterans. There was a meeting of the organization last evening at 1418 New York avenue, when the principal business transacted was the adoption of acon- stitution and the approval of a draft of articles of incorporation. An annual convention is provided for, to be held in this city, and no general oflicers will be elected until there are a sufficient number of local branches to Justify the calling together of deiegates. A committer was appointed to solieit funds with which to establish a library for the order. seni Saute Ixvestors and others should not fail to at- tend the auction sale of valuable building lot on 1th street between G and H streets north- east, to be made by Ratcliffe, Darr & Co., auc- tioneers, tomorrow, Wednesday, May 6, at 5 o'clock p.m. ° eee A Rewauxaste Coutectiox.—Latimer & Sloan will cell tomorrow at their fine art room, 1409 G street, a small but remarkable collection of pictures. Many of the names represented have never been seen in an auction sale in this city. For example, a superb John Constable, R. A. ja the perscus mentioned--Redman Sad Clitoe—wes "continurd, until tomenn Leonard gave oail in the sm of $1,000 for the appearance of Redman. = fee aE ‘The Sale Postponed. Yesterday as Mr. C.C. Duncanson, the auc- tioneer, was about to commence the sale of ‘the effects of the Riggs House the marshal at- tached the goods under write on judgments in tue cases of Frank Hume BEC. at rietor, Mr. jor: again: = ow Spofford, “—— siesta Wants Freedom From His Wife, Anton C. Jansen bas by J. A. Barthel] and A. HH. Bell fled a bill fora divorce from Mary L. Jansen on the ground of adultery. He states that they were married December 31, }889, ber name being Garnett, and lived as man and wife Until September last, and he charges she com- mitted adultery with various men and is now living lewd life under the name of Jessie Arverrrox is called to the trustee's sale of brick house, No. 122 Massachusetts avenue northeast, to be made through Ratcliffe, Darr & Co., auctioneers, by J.C. tastes, tomorrow, May 6, at 6 o'clock p.m. afine Thos. Creswick and works by Bodding- ton Stothard, Old Crome R. Smirke, R. A., and rT. an the English a a reyes of superb old masters, represented by fine epeci- meus of Miguard Mietis de Sorto, ML. Poussin Bega, and others; also magnificent Spanish pictures. by Hispoleto, Agrasot and others. "0 be sold tomorrow promptly at 11 a.m. No reserve or no limit.—Adet, pen A VaLvaBie Prorenty on 14th street near K street north west is advertised to be sold Thurs- day next. Being in the immediate vicinity of the Portland, the Hamilton, Franklin Square and Thomas Cirele it is worthy the attention of investors. See advertisement. —_—-—_ Bay Rives ow THe Cursargaxe. The Baltimore and Ohio railroad is now ready wea- Se call at'city passenger agent's office, 1951 Penna. ave.— Adee. — ee “Buoxoptxe” headache powders will be Washington, D- a ES, eae THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. DR, NAYLOR’S DEATH. ‘His Administrator Sues the Eckington Eail- road for Damages. A suit was entered today by James G. Naylor, ir. administrator of the estate of Dr. W. Le | Naylor, by Mr. A. K. Browne, against the Eck- ington and Soldiers’ Home iailway Company to recover $10,000 by reason of the death of Dr. Naylor. It is charged that on September 26, 1888, the defendant company left an New York avenue near North Capitol street some excavations and ditches entirely un- guarded by barricade or signal, and Dr. Naylor in driving along about 8 o'clock in the evening by reason of such negligence was thrown out of his buggy and badly injured, as was his horse, an b was wrecked. It is charged that the injuries received by Dr. Naylor, after he had suffered for many months snd expended sums of money for attend- &nce, éc., resulted in his death on June 3, 1890. Damages are also claimed for injuries to the horse and buggy. The suit filed by Dr. Naylor before his deatl has been discontinued. cmamtcoees HARD LUCK FOR FAVORITES. Some Outsiders Won at the Races at the Benning Track Yesterday. The races have so far at Benning proved a tremendous success, both in the number of persons in attendance and in the character of the racing. Yesterday was no exception to the rule, and although favorites had their usual spring bard luck the races and finishes were close und exciting. ‘here were five races on the card and the results were as follows: First raco—Purse $400, of which @75 to second and $25 to third, for all ages. Weights 10 pounds below the scale. Winner of a race (handicaps and selling races excepted) of this meeting to carry 5 pounds extra; of two or more, 7 pounds extra. Horses beaten once at this meeting allowed 6 pounds; twice, 7 unds. Five furlon; C. Gray's ch. m. Mabel a.(Ray), 108....... 1 2 J. A-and A. H. Morris’ ch. f. Hypatica (AL Covington), 88 Gloucester — stable’ Coffee), 105. Time, 1.03. $8.60. Fleetwing, 110; Ella, 102; Onward, 105, and Sport, 112, also ran. ‘Second race--Purse $400, of which $75 ‘to second and $26 to third, for three-year-olds. The winner to be sold at auction for $2,500; if for less, 1 pound allowed for each $100 down to $500. Six furlongs. R. Harper's b. f. Vintage Time filly (Sims), 3 Ys 112. ad G. H. Kernagahn's b. f. Helen Rose (aiay- nard), 112... 3 ‘Time, 1.18. Mutuals paid $6.70, $31.55, €9.80. Baylor, 102; Gold Pan, 103; Fannie’ Lewis colt, 112; Ascot, 105; King Solomon, 107, and Fearless, 107, also ran. ‘Third race—Saks & Company handicap, for e-year-olds and upward; a sweepstakes of $25 cach, or 95 if declared, with @500 added by Messrs. Saks & Company, clothiers, of whic 100 to second and $00 to third. One mile and a sixteenth. R. Bradleys’ b. f. Virgie. $ (H. Jones), 85.... 1 ©. D. McCoy's ch. h. Gallifet, 5 (Day), 118... 2 D. Higgin’s ch. g. My Fellow, 5 (Taylor), 113. 8 Time, 1.513;. Mutuals paid $10.45, #3.65,#2.95, Fourth race—Purse %400, of Which $75 to the second and $25 to the third, for three-year- olds and upward. ‘The winner to be wold at auction for 23,000; if for less, one pound allowed for each #100 down to #500. One mile. D. A. Honig’s ch. c. Kyrle B., 4 (N. Hill), Excelsior stable’s b. m. Gipay Queen, 5 (Mec- Carthy), 111... 2 Queen City Stable’s blk. h. Sam Woods, 5 Littlefield), 116....... ee ‘Time, 1.46. Mutuals paid $12.65, $5.80, 3.55. Ocypete, 107; Lotion, 111; Mirabeau, 1 Franco, 97; Sir William, 100; Tom Daly, 101; Fannie H., 96; Armour, 102; Larchmont, 106, and Craft, 86, also ran. Fifth race—Free handicap hurdle. Purse €350, of which $50 to second horse and $25 to third. One mile and six furlongs over seven hurdles. Queen City stable's ¢. b. Hercules, a. (Pope), | John Allen's br."g. Zangbar, a. (Allen), 140.. 2 Pastime stable's b. g. Lijero, & (Donovan), a 138. Time, 3.26. Mutuals — $2.80, $4.40, 23.90. Bassanio, 135, and Bob ‘Thomas, 180, also ran. Flower Thieves at Work, A number of residents of East Washington complain that their flowers have been stolen from their parkings recently by thieves who seem to do their work late at night. Mrs. Betts 0f 415 10th street southeast had a valuable lot of tlowers stolen from her front yard Sunday night. Flower pots were broken and plants not wanted were trampled down in a reckless manner. ee The T. B. Reed Association. Ataregular meeting of the T. B. Reed Re- Publican Association last evening Messrs. Hoard, Logan, Lee and Poe were elected active mem- bers and a committee was appointed to make arrangements for an excursion for the benefit of the amsociation. Addresses were made by Messrs. J.Green, Henderson, Shelly and others. pamela Hyattsville Commissioners Elected. ‘The sixth annual election was held yosterday afternoon for five commissioners of the town of Hyattaville for the ensuing year. There was considerable interest manifested at the polls and seventeen candidates were voted for. The following named gentlemen were declared elected: Alonzo M. Buck, Jon. E. Owens, Jack- sou H. Halston, Frederic’ A. Holden, Thos. M. joran. sce eget ae Officers Elected. The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Columbia Real Estate Company, ineorpo- rated under the laws of Virginia, was held yes- terday at Alexandria. The following-named were elected as officers: A. P. Fardon, prosi- dent; A.W. Fisher, F. W. Poor, J.B. Van Mater, Daniel Birtwell, J. L. Davenport, C. Bryant and I. W. Moore, directors; J. 8. Hone: ley, W. A. Spangler and J. B. Gould, auditing committee. he ee Net a Death From Grip. During the twenty-four hours endingat noon yesterday one dozen deaths were reported to the health office, not a single one resulting from the grip. i Arrext1ox is called to the sale of valuable property advertised by Wilson & McKenney, trustees, to take place tomorrow. This prop- erty is near the Treasury Department and fronts on 15th street, E and D streets. pst alg Oxz of the best located dwelling houses in Washington, No. 1744 K street northwest, is to be sold at auction on Thursday at 5 o'clock. ‘This property is suiteble for a private family desirous of a fine dwelling. See advertisement. Mazes Tue Wee Srnoxe. ‘The way in which Hood's Sareaperiile builde up people in rn down or weakened state of health conclustvely proves the claim that this medicine “makes the weak strong.” It does not act like «stimulant, imparting fictitious strensth from which there mast follow s reaction of greater weakness than before, but in the uiost natural way Hood's Sarsaparilla overcomes thet tired feeling, creates an appetite, purifies the blood, and, im short, gives great bodily, nerve, mental and digestive strength, “FAGGED OUT.” ““Last epring I was completely fagged out. ‘My strength left me and I felt sick and mis- erable all the time. Hood's Sarsaperilis cured me. There ts nothing like tt,”"—B. 0. Bogole, editor Enterprise, Belleville, Mich. XN. B.—Be sure to get HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA. SEEM 100 DOSES, ONE DOLLAR. To prevent its scratching, ite burning, ttching, bleet- ing, scaly shin or scalp. How often have we heard this pitifal story! Terrible as is the suffering of these little ‘ones, yet CUTICURA affords instant and grateful re- lief, and im every case tends to a speedy and econom!- calcure. This will be glad news to many sheart- broken mother. 7 Washington by the tlllionsitned ie miliogs Teor In Y a0 Band-made and band ered goods have ‘EST OURSELY. qualities joes for which : : to meester prise Cleveland's Baking Powder ts the on hee ai cal Pio IA Cae Seas oe 4 ‘at a mi ot comments, iy, 8 rT” She seadty cnle Sor oor ‘enables us to STRENGTH. spoonful of Cleveland's willdo more | always offer fresh-made goods. ‘spoonful of other powders. Special Shaped Crawiord Lasts Fie you have never worn a word CLEVELAND'S BAKING POWDER Bhoet sep nto our Ora hoe ore, is nn. ave., pair, even STANDS ALL TESTS. pong spd gd os you Ask any gentleman our Crawford Shoe if he is with it. “He will praise it more high; Forp & Go. Conronst20n, makers. Level Hi ‘Level Hat. If your head is lovel you will know that the Flat-top Derby is “the correct thing” for the sat ans gee siete ues at our fore buy- Canmar & Lepr fig: eh is Mule oe “ha Will offer special values in White Goods at it Cor. 7th and D, 12ye. yard. Plaid and Stripe Lawns, Indie Stylish Dress Goods, “Homespun,” all pure Tienaniene Whereas: wool wide double width, cash bargain, 39¢.,real sbi =A value 50c. Lonsdale Cambric, yard wide, "10c. China Silks, 39, 45, 50c. Black Surah extra wide, 45c. Fruit of the Loom Cotton, yard wide, 8} Henrietta Cashmeres, wide ‘Lawns at 1250. yard. These are all superior ‘Values and well worth more money. double width, 25c. Sheeting Cotton, real good Ladies’ Ribbed Cotton and Lisle Vests at 10, quality, 200. Canten's, ast abandons oun! myd-3t 711 Market Space. Ladies’ Gauze Vests, high neck and long The Jubilee is a perfect razor. Waronp’s.* sleeves, high neck and short sleeves, at 25 It Will Pay You tobuy our fine and fresh ‘and 50c. Coffees at 30c., 88c. or 35c. Ib. Our Celebrated “Sun-Rise Chop” Tea, 50c. lb. Our very fine Ladies’ Gauze Drawers at 50c. a1. Family Flour, #1.75 3 bbl. Elegant Canned ‘Men's Gauze Gossamer and Summer Merino | Peaches, 26c. can. Canned Pumpkin, 10c. can. Shirts and Drawers, extra values at low prices. - ‘Ten Cakes Best Laundry Soap. 45c. ’ Splendid Table Butter,30c. and 35c. Ib. rd fpanieh Just the thing for boys, Knickerbocker Gauze Hoek Drawers coming only to the knee; all sizes. Sherry Wine, 50c. pt. Private Stock 65c. pt. Pure Old Rye Whisky, 7c. qt. * We are offering big bargains in Mattings. dale tickets honored. att M. & P. Merzoer, 417 7th st. nw. CARHART & LEIDY. 928 7th st. and 706 K st. n. Steel Fishing Rods. Watrorp’s, 477 Pa. av.1* Dr. C. W. Benson, the well-known Balti- more specialist, whove oficeis at 1212 G st.n.W., finds it necessary, on account of increased pe~ fronnge; to keep the office open every Wednes- day and Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and Friday nights from 6:80 to. Dr. Benson or his partner, Dr. E. 0. Mannakee, are prepared my? Srecut Arrention Tscalled to the folowing to ulilize electricity in the treatment of all Skin SPECIAL OFFERI 8. Diseases, Nervous Di: tarrh and to re- mS move Superfiaous Haire, Warts, Moles, Marks, Wee them: Freckles, tumors and Blemishes. FOR $27.50 ap30-th,s,tu, tf ‘We offer s very handsome Solid Oak Three- i piece Chamber Suite; finished in the best man- 5 Ley = @lfluid,75c. Youne&Co.,714K. ner possibie. Lare dresser; extra large bev- myte eled plate mirror; best value ever shown. FOR 82.85 ‘Wo will sell you » Large and Easy Rocker; solid oak; nicely finished; you cannot dupli- cate it. The Red-Hand Brand Or Autsorr’s Ixpia Pate ALE, Brewed and bottled in England 'b nowned firm of 8. Allsopp & Sons’, be had from the re- td., can Joux H, Macrupen, 1417 New York ave. and 1122 Conn. ave. $a31-edtu,tf An Invention Making Sewing a Pastime, Wheeler & Wilson's New High Arm No. 9. Itcharms on sight. Its use enrapturos. Oftice 437 9th street northwest. dll-tr FOR We offer a Solid Oak ‘Back Chair; suita- bie for either dining room or bed chamber; ‘You will buy if you see them. FOR 47.00, A Large and Very Handsome Oak Table; fancy twisted legs; oxidized brass trimmings: best ‘ever shown for the money. FOR @5.00, A Solid Oak Rocker; imailk plush and tapestry. FOR $4.90, An Excellent Baby Carriage; reed body; up- bolstered in tapestry ; has steel springs; sateen arusol ; cannot be equsied for the money. FOR 25c. PER YARD We offer an extra quality (fancy) Seamless ‘Matting, new importatici yupnoisterea | Norwrrastanpine THE GREAT RUSH AND THE ENORMOUS QUANTITY OF GOODS SOLD LAST WEEK OUR STOCK REMAINS INTACT, ‘With fresh arrivals from our factories every day. It is not necessary that we should offer paitry baits—such as bats and balls and other buncombein the shape of guesses toattract trade. A resort to such means is too INSIGNIFICANT. A solid and substantial business does not require it, ‘and the heads of such business concerns would scorn to adopt it as a means of increasing sales. PRICE, QUALITY AND POLITENESS ARE OUR METHODS. MEN'S SUITS, strictly all wool, 96.75 a suit. BEAUTIFUL LIGHT PLAID SUITS for men, sold ‘We are selling « large Body Brussels Hassosk. FOR $0.40 We offer about 480 best quality Smyras Rugs, 4 by 7 feet. We have some SPECIALS in LACES, POR- ‘TIERES and SILK CURTAINS at about ONE~ HALF of regulur price. AT 10c. PER YARD, 6 pieces Imported Tapestry, in Blue, Terra Cotta, Crimson, Gold, Copper and Olive. Reg- Ular price, @1 75. AWNINGS. AWNINGS. clsewhere at 814. Weare prepared to make and put upat short 98.50 notice the very best Awning that can be had. We use the best suateriais, best workmanship. | IS OUR PRICE. SIGNIFICANT FACT. Every part guaranteed. We give you a xood, full Awning and our prices are from @3, accord SLATER Blue Flannel Suits, warranted all wool dossip hin bostrls and fast color, bearing the hanger of the SLATER iit ‘Manufacturing Company. Weare rushed with orders for Slip Covers. We have all the best inaterials—Linens, Dizai- es tes, Cretonnes, &e. QAR. ——— Suite-Standard Biue—warranted all wool and fast We would also call special attention to our color. Two sets of buttons with each suit, complete assortinent of MATTINGS from 15c. to 50e. per yard. ee opeuiee oa — SHORT PA! ITS, $1.75, 82, €2.50, REFRIGERATORS from 85 to 940. Htetiies BABY CARRIAGES from $4.90 to 635. JULIUS LANSBURGH, 13th and F sts, BOYS’ SUITS, LONG PANTS, $1.96, $3.88, 94.50, €5.50, 26.75, upward. SHORT PANTS FOR BOYS, 50c., 750., 81, 81.25, upward. LONG PANTS FOR BOYS, $1.25, $2, $2.25, ‘$2.50, upward. ‘MEN'S PANTALOONS. In this line, as in every other, this house excels, CHEVIOT PANTS, $1.25. Cassimere, $1.75, 82, $2.25, $2.50, 62.75, $2.78, 83. And thousands of other bargains, to be had only at my2 Ricar Now LAMPS ARE THE CREAM FOR YOU TO BUY. + $20 Lamp for $13. $2.50 Lamp for 81.60. ‘35e. Lamp for 18¢. 88 Lamp for 84.80. Some are genuine Rochester, others are B. & H., some Duplex, &c. Every lamp complete. All are re- duced 3315 to 50 per cent. Cc. A. MUDDIMAM, 614 12th st. VICTOR E. ADLER'S 10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, 927 AND 929 7TH ST. N.W., CORNER MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE. STRICTLY ONE PRICE. Above F st. OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 11 P. M. TIT uM REE ROR go's T EE A Mae F ‘Ss Toye AA MMMM ER it = - sr AAA MMM E RR Were Wz SS Tt Ere 2° 4 MMM ERR ROB PLEASED when we closed contract and were TRUNKS. appointed League Tailors to the League of Pate ers gritos bard Bag aoe American Wheelmen? Well, we rather guess | 5903 10c so! We are just TICKLED TO DEATH over meet it. ‘Think of {t-160,000 members in the United _| Outs the cheapest Li 50 7 50 States. And we CAN and WILL wo treat every * D patin hes Foe ftenef thing’ cen sr order left with us that every league man willbe | five all thro also TICKLED TO DEATH to think we have she cela “4 frat this contract. pte aon foc) Chosen from the 12 largest houses in the United States who competed VIGOROUSLY TOPHAM'S TRUNK MANUFACTORY, for the PRIZE. 1231 Penn. ave. uw. Factory, 1220 Est. n.w. PLYMOUTH ROCK PANTS CO., Repairing promptly and properly done, my@ Penna. Y a se 1'T. B. Towszn & Sox, ‘Headquarters, 11 to 25 Eliot st., Boston. DAY cons Daateen, . Incorporated capital, @1,000,000. 1316 7th st. nw. 725-2008 Babbed Vestn, : Cotton, Fruit exers’ Gambrics mali colores Soe qe haVe the beé:' Suc. Corset we have been able to 2 ‘Stinmer Corsets in all Fail i souncin: Tux Bros Or Sranvo, _ ES Tea If they could be weary of their songs, would find in| Pilite soodg in all srados. “nastien -@0,000tiednot eared mnie = Feathor-proot etine . ourold m reat hier fare still called for, and thenew are es Goode, Drese Giods of all descriptions, ‘more numerous than theold. Ets prey Pa FARMERS, Sarrent (40 | 5. 0uiy 2 Sh vekppabbiesd CANTATAS.—THE JOLLY . ee cts., €3.60 doz.) New, bright, easy, and all jolly sand Boys’ Outing Shirts, 24e. a2 AUlel, or 60 Gor.) Trowbrlige, for 4thot July, and NEW FLOWMD QUREN (Wet, #5404o0) Root |B. H. Srrxemerz & Soxs, for flower time. SUNDAY SCHOOLS like PRAISE IN SONG (40 cts., 1237 Pennsylvania ave. oF $4.20 dor. }, Emerson; SONG WORSHIP [u5ets., oF $3.60 doz. ], Emerson and Sherwin; NEW SPIR- ITUAL SONGS [35 cts., or $3.60 dos.), Teuny & ‘Hoffman. CHOTRS constantly send for our Octavo Mesic—8,000 ‘numbers of Anthems, Sacred Selections, etc. 5to8 cts. each. Send fur lists. r ORGANISTS furnished with Voluntary and other end players oa Guitars, Mandolins, ‘supplied with ap- Gentlemen's Hats from the cchttahmante, of “Knox,” Youman's, New York, and Christy & Oo., ‘Ladies’ Riding Hats. ‘We open today Gymnasium, Athletic and Outing ‘Special lot of fine Silk Umbrellas, my AMUSEMENTS. SSS Bs BALL. NATIONAL BASE BALL PARK. NATIONALS V8. ST. LOUIS, ‘Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Satuniay. ‘Game commences at 4:30. SCIENTIFIC Be eee ee ee FRANK McNISH SPECIALTY COMPANY. Frank McNish, Garnel!a Brothers, Acme Four, the Dolans, Bellac and Aucda, Lillie Mason, the Nesbits, ‘Matthews and Bulger, the Watsons. PROF. HAMPTON’S ANIMAL CIRCUS. Next week—Sam T. Jack's CREOLE CO. myé-6t RW NATIONAL THEATRE ““Dyow know?” The best production ever given Gillette's Quaint Comedy. —Next Week— (AL®AUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. SECOND WEEK SUMMER OPERA SEASON. ke Mctrnt W. © Ghntbtows Oreas ‘ComPasY, TH! a . GENERAL ADMISSION, 250. Reserved =, ‘50 and 7c. Next week-MYNH*ER JAN. ABs ‘BLIJOU THEATER ‘Mrs. P. and Tunis F. Pro Barris, RL. aa ‘Dean, mye MISS ADA GRAY, —IN— EAST LYNNE. Next week—IRISH LUCK. (ACADEMY OF MUSIC. THURSDAY, MAY 14, AFTERNOON aT 3, EVENING aT & BOSTON FESTIVAL ORCHESTRA, VICTOR HERBERT, Conductor. SOLOISTS: Miss Adele Aus der Ohe, pianist. Mins Bose Stewart, soprano. Mr. Myron W. Whitney, basso. Mr. Felix Winternitz, violinist. Mr. Victor Herbert, cellist. Season tickets witli reserved seats for both concerts, $1.50, on sale at Metzerctt's Tuesday morning: BinglS Soacert tickets will Ue sold om Monday, May i. myZ-L1t pre Grand Annual Ms May 5, §:30 p.m. Former ‘and patrons re spectfully invited to attend. Adinission—Ladies, 2 cents; gentlemen, 73.centa. ‘PAATES OF PENZANCE, TUESDAY, MAY 5, 8 P.M., at ACADEMY OF MUSIC, By Amateur Opera Company of Baltimore, BENEFIT OF CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL, WASH- INGTON, Under the patronage of prominent society ladies of Washington. Tickets now on sale at theater prices at Metzerott's, 1110 F st. 9p30-5t {[SPEENACEE TECTURE COURSE, H AND B STS. 8. W.., TUESDAY EVENING. MAY 8, 1801. The third lecture of the course ‘BEV. W. A. D.D. Satject: “OUR BOY % EB Droop’ Senta at music store, 425 Penneyivania SPRING MEETING OF THE WASHINGTON JOCKEY CLUB, BENNING RACE COURSZ. WEDNESDAY, MAY 6. THURSDAY, May PRipal Sars. Steeplechases and Hurdle Races. Over 300 of th bestrace horecs will take part. First face promptly at imission—Grounds, grand stand and, lawn. $1; including club house aid paddock, $1.90. Oujection= able characters will be denied admission. ‘Special trains will leave Oth street depot at 12:50, 2:15 anc ‘30, returning atter the lastrace. ap:20-14t ACADEMY OF MUSIC. THE SCHUBERT QUARTET AND THE SIXTEENTH STREET QUARTET, Assisted by ‘MISS AMY HARE, Solo Pianiste, ‘Will render a Program of Musie WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 6, 1891, At 8:30 o'clock, Admission... The box sheet for the sale of seatsis now open at Met- zerott's music store, 1110 F st. n. w. ‘ap25-10t 7. New Toxxisa Barus, ap2atoje27 1229 Gst. n.w Jouxsox, Ganxen & Co., 636 PA. AVE. N.W. OUTING SHIRTS FOR MEN AND BOYS. We are showing a splendid line of Gents’ Outing ‘Shirts in all the different grade from the outing cloth and cheviot at 50c. to the Madras and silk and wool goods at $1, $1.25 up to $3. Boys' Outing Shirts and Shirts Waist, 25c., 50. - 100 Pieces Shantong Pongees in all the new effects, Ie. Now line of Challies, 8., 10c., 12340. American and French Satines, 12}., 15¢., 25¢. ‘Domestic and Scotch Zephyr and Gingham in a great ‘variety of styles, 8c., 10c., 12340. 150., 2c. 2,000 Yards French Chambrays, plain colors, in rem- ‘nants, 8c. ; real value, 12340. NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS. 20 Pieces Twilled De Boge, new spring colors, 36-in. ‘Wide, only 20c. 36-1. Spring Suiting, in stripes and checks, 250. ‘Henrietta cioth, serges and camel's hair dress goods im Binck and colors, 50c., 60c., 75c., $1. Straw Mattings, Floor Oil Cloths, Druggets and Bugs. JOHNSON, GARNER & 00., wat 636 Pa. ave. n.w. Caz Axp Szz OUR LARGE ASSORTMENT OF GAS AND GASOLINE stoves BEFORE.YOU PURCHASE. “IT WILL PAY YOU. ALL SIZES, WITH AXD WITHOUT OVEN AND BOILER. SUMMER RESORTS. (aTHOLIC OLIC UNIVERSITY OF AMERICA PUBLIC LECTURES FOR MAY, 1801: REV. THOMAS O'GORMAN, D.D., oN JOAN OF ARC, Wadnesday, May 6, The Shephertess of Domremy. Wednesday, May 13, The Maid of Orleans. ‘Wednesday, May 20, The Martyr of Rouen. THE CHEVALIER ELMER R. REYNOLDS, on THE AZTECS: Friday, May 8, The Exodus from Aztalan. Friday, May 15, The Romans of the West. ‘May 22, The Bulwarks of a Nation. B. en Baa OTE Mill be no more public lectures onge TRE Dectone ON PILGRIMS PROGRESS AT TUESDAY. too Late taste na octonct of eaeees HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, By DR. V. D. COLLINS. For the Beneait of the Newsboys’ and Children’s Aid Society. Tickets, S0c. Three for $1. At Metzerott's and at the door. my43e inthe ve tree TvEs ‘Bo p. may ata ————_———— &e. CRUISE TO THE BERMUDA Leave Now York May. 30. return sbcut |. Three state rooms vacant. For fuil lars please write Box 80, Star ofce. (TMRTEENTH axxvat FAMILY EXCURSION Of the LONE STAR BENEFICIAL ASSOCIATION —To- RIVER VIEW SUNDAY, MAY 10, 1801. STEAMER SAMUEL J. PENTZ ‘Leaves 7th street wharf at 10:30a.m. and 3 p.m. Gents’ Tickets, 50 Cents. ‘Ladies’ Tickets, 25 Cents. FIRST-CLASS MUSIC IN ATTENDANCE. ‘No objectionabie parties allowed on the boat. For charters for steamers Samuel J. Pentz and Mary ‘Washington call or address E. & RANDALL. Proprietor, my@ 1100 Virginia ave. «.w. M°UsT VeRNox, ‘TOMB OF WASHINGTON, And the GREEN LAWNS OF MARSHALL HALL. Until further notice the Palatial Steamer CHARLES MACALESTER will leave her wharf, foot of 7th st.. a8 follows: Oa.m., on her recurn at 2-45 Hare, round trip. iud.ng adz-ission to the Sion and grounds. E.ecant caf+ on the Charles Msc- Alester and !unch served at city prices. FOR MARSHALL HALL—Two trij . acta pire tae Set cosas ‘bem. Everybody made com- PLANKED SHAD DINNERS DAILY. SERVED HOT FROM THE PLANKS. FOR MARSHALL Jeaving at 11 a.in, and 2-30 p.m... returnine, reach city at 220 p.m, and 7 p.m. Fare, round trip, 25 cents. Planked shad dinners daily. Served bot froin the planks. “Elecant new dinn’ room. Superior service. The test of order. iiot planked shad ian mediately on arrival of morning boat. For Alexandria and river iendines, as far down as Giymont, daily, at 10 a.2n., returnmg at 2:40 p.m. Teiguts carefully delivered. COL. JOS. C. McKIBBIN, ‘Marshall Hall. CAPT. L. L. BLAKE, Commanding Charles Macalester. LOROFE AND THE HOLY TAN r 9f GAZE'S (of London) SELECT EXCUR- SIONS tor Leh ee resdy: Conurted parties jar ing Week y. Ocean tieker WICKLE, Bradbury Penn. ave. ry 12 MILES ON THE POTOMAC FOR 15 CENTS. Tyre Salon Steamers. Frou 7th st. ferry wharf. arrive hourly. Va, apl5in Re STAGE EXCURSIONS. Dit s TALLY NO COAGH TINE KATES : ‘d Round trip, Arlington and “ id 3 pm, Oe. ursion), including Our new stx-.n-hand tally-ho Prince is the largogt and finest parties. the Webster, 513 Lith at.m.w. ;the Langnain, "'H, 10 minites later. apis NEW WONDER OF THE WORLD! Nitigpresenca at Cxpenditure o over 8,000,000." Hoel overiovking Ceutral Park, Fifth avenue, 58h ‘and Sori sis. New York. ‘class. “Abiolutely reproot. PLAZA. On A:nerican and European plans Within half bios Leos os . Liewated Kf, terminus. Fitth ave. stages and cross town cars pass dooms. *“The piost iuartifeently and luxuriously ay"pomnted and most pertect.y equipped Lotel in tue world. "New Fork Hotel Reviater Vy tans HOTEL Fa. ave. and 14thst., EBBITT HOUSS WASHINGTON. D.C. SSS We Azz Now Ovexise A car load of Osk and Ash CHAMBER SUITES, ranging in PRICE FROM $16.90 to $35. We believe they are the BEST VALUES ever offered FOR THE MONEY. ‘Come and see them. Our sale of Parior Suites has been an im- meuse success. If you will need a new ‘suite next fall it will pay you to buy it now, as we will furnish you aSET OF LINEN COVERS with it FOR $10, and you will AVE 25 PER CENT upon the price of the suite. W. H HOEKE, mylte § 8TH AND PENNA AVE ([Bourson's Gentlemen as well as ladies suffering from. Spring Fever may be greatly benefited by the use of our Cocs Wine. A PSOLUTE SALE OF 4 SPLENDIDLY SITUATED ATLANTIC CITY COTTAGE, A pov! ou! Rooms. with Spacious Forties aot Basutal Grousse 117 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between Proific A: rand Ongen, will be ‘without reserve: to sos the Retake! the LATE THOMAS ©. HAND, At the PHILA. EXCHANGE, Our. jd and Walnut ste, TUESDAY, MAY 19TH, AT 12 O'CLOCK NOOK. LOT 100150. ecinde ourhnanrat rand meanest ea" Onee Om Pi partict.ars may le bad on application to M. THOMAS & BONS. Auctions, TRABLE £00 tor my tla "rates! cata ow we with: day. JAMES 5. ‘T® esTWorrs, NEWCASTLE, N.E Railroad Station, Portemouth, N.H., thirty minutes distant, where coaches from the house meet every train. ‘The fashionable resort of the North Khore. (Open for the season June 27. FRANK JONES, Prop. WK. BILL, Manager. O88 et INN OPENS JUNE, NEAR LAU- rel, on Band 0. R.A. Deru, @1 per day. spe. Cial rates to fautiies, innve oak grove: Bew radrosd Station: 2Wiout porch. rie, Artemia "So and waier tor waeate ron: Nuustictor spting. Address ALBERT CLANK, Laurel, Md. apo ‘ON GROVE MOTE on of geste Mas of Waskington Grove, Sd W. 3 Ok boR myl2m TSB ANDi, ATLANTIC OITA, N. 3 ‘On the beach, Massachus:tts avenue. Chas. Wae- Danwer. Sanne Warner, Proprietor. ap 2s tu, Nile cnt, Na, en. Kepovated. all BAKER apessin Dake: INO1. | For ter KIC HEA, Prop TLANGIC CIN, NI. 1. Statew ave., copoaiie the United States Hogs; ier, imates, yak te the san. desirable wccomtes: th bee day oF ws oe & W. PeERY 20K RENT — COMMODIOUS COTTAGE (rtm * Risbed) and erounds M T ears’ expert Ibe pleted to hear frou. coruer patrons a® Well as otuers: special attention will be given ct.iua departments ani tacde will be abundant 9 suypl With Dest the warket affords. for so.td any country hows. Address J. son F.0., Loudoun county, Va. Pescoe. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., South Caro ina ave, nearest to ocean front For terme address 8. 8. NUKKIS. aper-rotw* "Tk GIBERT ATUANTIC CITY, N.3. OPEN ‘ll the year. ‘Near the ovean. une and'tab e neat class aplit esau PRO beared., wodern conven _Open'al: year. (apid-eol0w] ED. L GOULD. Pees New kotha south of Pacific, Atiantic City, 8.3, Chuer wow mahagenent cea view _8iheotm MULGALHOVD & MATLACK, Props. WP HE NOVO, TENN ENmED ave ‘NEAR TRE BEACH. ATLANTIC CITY, N. NOW OFEN arthooda WM. E. Chikioe wAN. [2018S WE, ATTANTIC CITY, N5- ave., Next house to the beach. extern WHITE & REED 5 cITy, ¥. J. EN: arged und improved. Near the leach. large Diazzae in fal. view of tue ocean: ear the iron Piet ind hot and cold seu water bathe’ Npwcal rates to faite for nena pan RB, WERED, Ope he, Bt beach. ¥. A. CANFIELD. [228 HOUR, oon th Lennessee ave. Rear the beach." Ope < Eepems = istke Po nary TS DEW ENGLAND, ATLANTIC CITE, AT ‘Ocean end of South Carolina ave. Open ail year. Aopen cece nestecertien ove, Ope ll ret, 1, May vd J t 7. Wi, TOT Kine Prop. Wc" LEAGUE, Managw. wel fed-eusin: ROCK VIL € reception of «ueste May 10. For the CLARENDEN MUTED. 14th and ‘apehien E. HARPER® FERRY, W.VA; ‘hd Fivers. rultroad station ia vist rertcuwe Uumrpanmed tale a yA. THOS. 3. LOVETT, Proprietor. VY HOTEL, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. confortable , rer urnisbed claws’, 86; Ope T ‘6 FEREA. W. Di lik ateest hos theron at, ue int. Avpiy for circtlar etd tetmon. “xen June 1. hd SW. LichThek, Cer. Rak vovacr, ‘RT. : pew house: Ofty roons: newly Poders: ti:pa.s cineuinrs at Star offre Bole JAMES A. BuOWN, Fropristor. TIC CLi¥, N. a aud tinproved. Torus Xo ner bower om tbe fered fates Send tor papuiet, HD LAST MAR. HE HYGEIA ATLANTIO CITY, © Corner Pacitic and New Vork avenues. ‘A Sret-clam fa x= ‘with home comforcs, New management Open . donN" SHELEESBinoER, p01, ‘Mauayer. an ar Se, ee, ‘2 WetaixeTon, AVENUR, Manel S MELNOW yuorecna ATLANTIC CITY, Directly on the beach. ‘Mary! 20, “Every home contort, Low bells, 50 test of sun parlor. -. Special weeLiy rates. GoW. KENDRICK. rp eva, ATLANTIO CTTY, ¥. 7. ‘Flot and Cold fea Water Baths in the Boum fot4m LEEDS & LIPPINOOTT. ee ATLANTIC CITY, H.4. Onthe Beach with unsurpassed Vesna View, ‘Balt water baths um tue avane, Toe :