Evening Star Newspaper, May 13, 1891, Page 8

Re P s S 4 re * THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.c.. WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1891. LOCAL MENTION.» THE DUMBLANE HUNT CLUB. CHASING THE DUCK. AMUSEMENTS. Scassaies 26° Vuivn AMUSEMENTS. EXCURSIONS. PICNICS, &e. SUMMER RESORTS. 2 nN pms Seam pac inlet ICS, &e. Fall Program for the Annual Races to Com- | Sam Lee le Satinfled With Justice Faraished | Next week being the fourth of the Carleton Oe TLAREINVIIED TO THE > MEETING. erties sey ‘The Weather. ‘menee Tomorrow at Ivy City. by the Police Court. Opera Company's'summer season at Albaugh’s As, of 0th ands pee: | 1849. 1891. | Ate ick Nite RMeEEER seme hen FORECART TILL RIGHT A. M. THURSD: cael Wethas “rushing the growier” E two be given—“The Queen's Lace | A SCALY, ITCHING, SKIN DISEASE WITH END- Adah We FIFTH ANNUAL REUNION Sp. Lake. = ‘the ‘of Columbia, Delaware and| There are few society events ai wepeed Peeparandbrs payed ach ngwne | Handkorchicf” Momtiay, Tucaday sea" Wednes. D. oO Thnreday; continued low | ington that excite so much general interest as | Hall ‘‘chased the duck,” which means the same day.and""Nanon”™ reve dar Si pe pepe LESS SUFFERING CURED BY CUTICURA OF THE PRING LAKE ‘north winds. the race meeting of the Damblane Hunt Club. | thiig so far as rum sellers are concerned, but | Ths full strength of the sonra hae eee: ‘REMEDIES. ac a spose eg ne CoxpITios oF THR WATER Tomorrow will see an audience at Ivy City | that was not the sort of duck that Eugene | sented i fe eas sirdcomiiea ATES an ition of water at 7 | whicl will recall the fashionable gatherings of | chased. It was a real live duck and it didn’t |" “Is There a Race Problem in America? If s0, : at : .sae Neds trom ping Bowron: Figen tly last winter. ‘The Dumblane Club has made a | belong to bim either. Itis not necessary to | How Bost to Solve Ie ee a pa ! GRO. ©. GORHAM, President oF watches eee eae dom nt | FePUtation, not only as. socin! organization of | state that he caught the duck. The fowl was | Hon. Ste — 7 se ‘K. 3. Cooper in x sym-|*R@ an Ginmense amount of suffering. “My discars THURSDAY, MUTE. SATURDAY. 26TH. RALLET KILBOURE, Geesstery, Soumection, “36; iistribating ‘reservoir, | the highest character, butasan enrnest advo- | the property of Sam Leo, a good-natured al- | boas srewmtg and Mrs A. J. Cooper in a, srm- | (el ce nese amount of, sudering. |My disses IVY CITY RACE COURSE. scariqimteies rape schocesnae ine Toons, i vette toon wt ‘dition, at faflaent gato | cate of the breeding of an improved clase of | mond-eyed celestial, who, instead of beating | Fria + Music under the di- | 8h scent. It spread rapidly all over my Uody and Trains will leave B. and 0. Depot. ANNUAL REUNION AT MARSHALL HALL tr haaing Cro ati poms wat eftiuent gate house, 36. | horses (1 this neighborhood. Good weight | the boy, swore out a warrant for his arrest and hn T. Layton. Hon. John | Si veda) nats. wie Recep oooaind patoctiones tx reces, including Hurdie Reco and Steeplecheses, Prot. Live Water. carrying hunters, to whom the heavy steeple- | Judge Miller was called upon this morning to | F- Cook will preside. Admission 25 cents. Seats | Cy reef, “One thousand driers owe mot treat tee Y aw. The Fifth Annual Reunion of the SOCIETY OF St Pam. | chase course is mere play, are the horses the | decide if the taking was of a felonions nature, | "susie Minout exten charge at Metzerott's. fo have tha disease over again. ‘Tam a poor man, but Prices of Admission: CALIFORNIA PIONEERS of Washington, D. ©. = | club is striving to have raised, and since the| Sam was called and he kissed the Bible to | at the Tabernocle Foniar sesame, ook ob Wena as cpa gaaienn oe) Cundtbndeng Redwine and those who dave saleequent’y resided in the Ea ‘Lew & 8 ow Maat 3 =e eoringgey formation some years ago a considerable meas- | teil the truth, the whole trath and nothing but|" The grand closing concert “of the United é reer Golden State, and their friends who desire to attend, On THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1801. ure of tuccess has been reached. the truth. | Judge Miller doubted whether Sam | States Marine Band on its return from Philn-| They neve mate wt dines clee setae tomes Gentlemen, tos 0 Will take place at MARSHALL HALL, sateen miles . . 5 t meant an nestione i: t th : Ladies. ©) Merry Errecrs rx Srnaw!—Our line of ‘TEE ANEUAL Races. | tty a q delphia and New York will be give at the | asa baby's. All I used of them was 85 worth. If sou i Acad if Music next Friday evening under said “we 2 . sa Tue prices range from We. up.’ | ‘Theannual races were started first asa.side| “Do you know the meaning of the oath||divsction of Joba Pullip: Bouse; nated by | malghtee Reteandsald sou would have cured mefor| For aleat the Shoreham mews stand, Meterot' : : Mpcture. | teivee: note! Bear aFiace wos ule the '¥ | $200 you would have had the money. I looked like | Music Store, National Hotel stand. elty at 7:20 o'eloe! 71 E Soth wt. Mimes ET affair among the members of the club. The | Which ¥ou just took?" wae the fret question. | Mile. Deeca, prima donna, soprani “ the pictare (Nd. 2, page 47) in your book, “Howto | “Trains leave B. & 0. depot at 2.15, com chower snl aprregrisioanenrentarate, wim | =ouEe = WoTe ita oe, One Price, cor. 7th and D. | meet, however, has become an important part | {0h Yes, answered Sam, ied Peceraas it be peseen tod: Benes At Meters | (aes its Distems, Rabaew lees se deseasserbe |) = samavae aan myi3-g¢_| California wines, punch, beer, ciears, &c. Lunch will ye BE | ee of the club, and each year brings together a| . ‘<—"" Saturday, 81, 75 and 50 cen| srer was. Through force of habit I rab my bands be served at 1°2.30 and dinner at 4.30. perth. . FREEMAN. Suxpp & Bro., gas stoves, 432 9th st. larger and’ more fashionable audience. The “on beg fy tad the j a alda's The acres sone we carmen eey ans eatin to scratch once tna while. bat ent NS wameaes ob ak g ye S Se . no, rrup' indge. “1 az: fer Manager Jack of the Creole purpose. I am ail well. I scratched twenty- | QELECT CONCERT CRETS, $2.50. ray, Ya. & myll- Quaweres Linco races this year take place tomorrow and | think that Fea knew. Do you know what you Rompany at Kernan'e has been. sent in by a | elsht years, and it got to ten tind of eencod aster oy | S) Seiten nis ces | 4 ThaNtie crt, x3 — - Quality best. paged at gy eae 8 kissed the Bible for?" clerk in the census office, and the prize box me. I thank youa thousand times. AND acu Macalester | A ‘ir you want to tent of buys hotel, cottese or let Car load just in. a ripen lent charactel ofthe ri “Ob, yes,” answered the Chinaman. been tendered him. DENNIS DOWNING, Waterbury, Vt. LITERARY ENTERTAINMENT Friends are cordialiy invited to attend. my0k13 WILLIAM RIDDLE, Gas stoves. bo nowt yamine et aed aig Bab oo ens ‘Lhe Boston Festival Orchestra of forty per- % Cor. New York and Atientic aves, Gasoline stoves. promise to out do all previous meetings both in| «Ty the case. formers, under the direction of Victor Herbert, YF RRR EER FER Nee view. OF ENIOPEN, WUNLOPEN BEAG. Gas ranges. the size of the audience and in the character of | {thought so,” said the court. “Do you | fecal fromm their ncroen ny the Wiebe ae CUTICURA RESOLVENT Fr ke ke , H ‘ienstoth: Petoware, o1 Sune she ek C. A. Muporwas, 614 12th st. | the racing. The failure of the handicap | know what will become of you if you don't ‘ell | tival, will give two concerts at the Aenlomy of Ee :. SEASON 1801 Hot ma bathe,” Hotel sinty pangs from thesurt,” turk Mi cn vacenernnsy steepleciise, which wus the only event open to | Snow what youity Hake eee or? concerts at the Academy of | ros new Bicod and Skin Partter. internally (tocleense FO RE Eee = : Mra and whisky testers. Hxarzxn's, cor. 44. professionals, to vecure three entries was un- | "Sus that's all right,” answered Sam. atirective, including in the afternoon the “Der | ta bood of all impurities end polsonoas elements)! 95, cram wil] conalet of Instrumenisl ent Vora | __ THE COMET ISLAND OF THE POTOMAC. sre afilicted with piles full well | fortunate, but the gap has been filled by] «Weil,” said the court, "you, tell sour story | Freimehnte™ cretres the aniitnhon symphony | CURA BOAR ce es re ann Cure, and CUTI- | senate and Belect Uy some of Washington's | MORE ATTRACTIONS THAN ALL OTHER RIVER heoeie mince. Ton ente pe ely ented | Gosred Hellou aud Mr Vere Nese. Phalling at | 884 Fl tell whether you tell the truth or uot.” | of Schubert, Handel's “Lazgo" and Lit’ ayn. cho head tag auinn cain eal Besiees tas aaa, | oariceenescal in Gein snessdsth aia Suariaaa® RESORTS COMBINED. me D successfully | George Hellen and Mr. Van Ness Phil Sam then went on ‘to tell how he bought a | phonic poem, ‘Les Preludes,” for orchestra, a | {ror ait it | MAY 14, and will be followed by a Strawberry Festi z rae byipieg TW. Deron ster Atty youre, Simple | qusTter of a wile. Boih in and out of the club | pair of ducks for 75 cente and” killed one of | Flin blo by Mee Wisteoity cord reer praia eel a cg Epes arden in the curl dint rot, ote Sst Fe THE PALACE STEAMER nd effective. If not obtainable at your drug- | jie Brest poteggerr sac ake pot nay orgie em. The other one, he said, lived in the | sky's piano concerto No. 1, played by Miss | and hereditary discence and ben ove a tae atin, scalp | SESE ret cmraer ae. « San. yard until somebody came in aud took it He | Ausder Oe. At the evening concert the or- | and Wood, wits lof hai Wom miaaey ees hee, | Coe ics KEW — = ee ae on e°E Baows Dave | costs and will vee many members of the Club | Tanya pe mcey ee a took took it, | chestra will play the “Lohengrin,” Vorspiel | pimplestosrotale, | ae ee see Seen Sane SAMUEL J. PENTZ as starters. 2 , | BEPFORD sprrxas, of Baltimore, 3d. See fies suis A.small boy was called as a witness and he | Gieg's “Peer Gynt” suite and two short num- ae eee: samp aah Re ae eee NE ae WR one) B BEDFORD, Pa. ee PROGRAM AND ENTRIES. told the court that Eugone tried. to sell bers by Massenet and Delibes. Mr. Myron W. This Week—Ladies’ Matinee Tomorrow. every Wednesday dnring the seaton, j Sum Bear’ long ponte sults for Of ave beau-| ‘The fuli program and entries are: = for - a re asians Mhiteoy, wil sing Mendelssohn’ “ts al, hegap hinted andy Pa moka ae a4 SAM T. JACKS . HOTEL OPENS JUNE 13. taee: ities proportionately low. ene deni harge, but admit mer” ant great Magic Finte a1 ‘ich - ak pared, % Lesvit wharf 9:45 + 145 and 6:45 p. Pee cnt Meee. ond R. ee ae ees ee he had the duck.” sbounts in tha Mittisseerat oho ae Whitney AND CHEMICAL CORFORATION, Boston. $3 BFR, EFF 00, PRR eee 2g a oa a First race — Metropolitan cup; & sweep-|"“.f'chased the duck through the alley,” he | is the possessor. Miss Roe Stewart will sing | _#9-Send for ‘How to CureSkin Diseases, "64 pages, © | RRR ER O O E Tickets, 25 cents. Write for pamphiet on this great Resort and the Beaxsxer is pure. ooo of re and — aa $35 oe said, “and another boy Beiped me to cach i fhe mad seene, from ‘Feacia™ and two songe | 0 luatrations and 10 testinoniain Goo ER Bon SP ait ee rere 2 Reta line stove we | ond horse, third to suve his stakes; open to all; | He's a3 guilty as I am, but "t a wit! nO, ant ir. Victor Herbert will con- = ‘mer and gronnds lighted by Electricity. Sse, tam 7. s pm aT tne . half breds to carry 155 pounds, thoroughbreds | duck.” tribute a solo for ‘cello by Sesvais. An intorest- | PIMPLES, black heads,red,rough, chapped and oily BURLESQUE COMPANY. ab seuss cis patehdaaw on ties sasiacunee BEDFORD SPRINGS MINERAL WATER. % —— 170 pounds, one ond one-eighth of a mile, over | “‘What did you do with it?” a ing number will be Raff's Cavatina, played in | skin cured by CUTICURA SOAP. my13__ Creole Bel'es and Exyptian Beauties. my7m «L. B. DOTY, MANAGER. Caase, umbrella maker, 11th st opp- Star |fonr hurdies. Arthur C. Marshall's Punch, | “I took it home and put it in the yard.” | unison by all the violins. Meteroti & Co, have ISK JUBILEE SINGERS WILL GIVi A CONG | S7™D*T* else for only 50c. No objectionable yarties office. George P. Eustis’ St. Swithin, H. Kozier Du-| ‘‘Why didn’t you give Sam Lee his duck?” the tickets, which are sold at the unusaliy low 81 Saye ter ae RE lenepio Mogel, 2 Manterd, Neptenn, Wik: | -="Coees he alia’ tray it'wes tia” prices of $1, 75 and 50 cents. if a ee and N, THURSDAY NIGHT. 14th inst... at S o'clock. | towed on boat or grounds. TTRE ee Eee in sce ee ce SS | ington stables’ Natches “and A Gregor's| “Where is the duck ow?" pie Presentation of Gilbert's charming play, | in’ oaeminutets the CUTICUIRS ANT EATS BEKe: | anit a Sean ee Teaceoe;toye bed at the 420 | Bor charters for steainer Saznuel J, Fonts and Mary eae piazeas aod ben parton Sn el ’ > mee ba < = sc the beet. Bot- | omntane Te anes ‘In my = ANAL kek eek cenaten™ Pkbceled ey tpememiiny fe goa ‘TER, the first and only pain-ki'ling plaster. my13-wks LEVEE DN EHLIPCT. No. 2 SONGS, PLAYS, | washincton call or adress bored. A. MABE, “raptor tee Sa om - eep- i mory, . 2 oo caren Se 2 ted b; oe Anaioeren Bertiwe Co. stakes of £5, with a cup and #50 added; en- the boy answered; “the duck’s | Stein, was witnessed by a large audience last by, ines Ds urhiters ister Children,” “at E & RANDA! SULPHUR SPRINGS. — MAGNIFI- ” er trances to second horse: open to all horses 15 ; evening. Mr. Stein had for his leading Indy CITY ITEMS. L FRED MEMORIAL CHURCH, 1th st; a tt EF ; aes ee ae specialty, | Bands and under, with 7 pounds allowance to said the court, “‘and give Sam | Miss ee of Mod Jeska’s support, who Sisieiscom ) mee Set ete ‘ions one Site jons LLY. Corned bee! ats; | inch. One-half mile on figt; 145;pound thor- _ | assumed the trying role of ina credit- The Doctors Are Here. UNTVERNOX : ow Wentoce, Bed. __ alll Stalls: 625, 629 and 630 Center Market, 9th st. | ouchbreds to carry 10 pounds extra. W. C. released and Sam went off, satis-| able manner. © Mr. Stein as Pygmalion dis- < LBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUS! OUNT VERNON, LD POINT ©OsPORT, Va SHERWOOD. — wing. ‘Telephone, call, Joe 206 and 203 | Pete Send boy, W. fayes’ Cateret, H. L. | fied that he will get his duck for dinner. played marked improvement in his art. To | FIRST THREE MONTHS FREE OF cnaRGE. | A ‘eiecden ie cm M nsaka nae ne Ol Gren ai year: ure sea sir; no me aria: boyand Northern Liberty Marke Page's Frank, i. 'Neville's The Rat, J. C. Bar- pla EES minor sypport great credit is due. As the | 4 staff of eminent Physicians and Surgeons | THIRD TEER OE Ail ave eee SEES Eeasos, ASHINGTON, ¢ m No Trocatx to explain and catalogue free. | nard’s King Tom, Geo. P. Eustis’ Kangaroo, J A PRIZE DRILL Players were amateurs the audience naturally | nave arrived tn Wasbingtey aden eta tared Wr. Te CARE eee SORA SEASON. ROR if ever epes “Owner in. P R. Maddux’s Prospect, Hugh Le Gare's repared itself to be lenient in its criticism, . ia FURNISHED-A MOST Perfect success gas ranges. Pec E 7 i th located at their residence. 414 6th street, be- MYNH}ER Jax, GREEN LAWNS OF MARSHALL HALL. x egg A a ‘C. A. Mupprwas, 614 12th st. | Sette and K. Hunter Dulaney s Jack Snipe. Capt. Domer's Company to Compete at In-| Dut at an early stage of the performance this | (fous Danii sieeeen Alt ee eet oe OEE MT ESER IAM, on 3 ARSHALI. jberksico, Sorina. ——— ‘Third race—Heav: ht dinnapolis Next Month, leniency was, discovered to be unuecossary. | Shinent doctors before Jane 14 will receive Reserved Seats, 50 and 7c. F Bramanes the boys short pants suits wo ad-| smeepsiakes of 10 each, cup and 100 added; | 9, unmapenie New Miss Darling's portrayal of the part of Cymsca | Services for the fret ties months hes ot om kee CERES nee Vertise from €2 up. Eisxxss Buos, 7th and E. | $35 to second horse; open to all qualified half: re a big interstate military en-/ won much applause. Mrs. Hamilton Leach a8 | charge. The only favor desired is a reoom: | ai Sawow ooee™ SyLL | MARAE R ET ny ihe “pulatial Steamer CHARLES | SS Sree Baga hunters. The short stecplechase course; | campment in Indianapolis, commencing June | Daphne, Miss Hodkinson as Myrine, Mr. Darling | Ch8tge,, The only favor de priechpick gene al f MACALESTER will leave her wharf, toot of 7th at. ‘BERKELEY pare rye whisky. 200 pounds. |W. By Ogden's Adonis, J. R. Mud- | 30 and concluding July 6, and this will be at- | a8 Chrysos, Mr. Seaman as Munes, Mr. Carnana | Mendation from and deformities but ia no ie | HAMS Bis00 THEATER ON—Dally, except Sunday, at 4: Boron BarED Deace an re ZEN ea at a Asoc eet coane, 4:| tended by «drill team velctad from company | se Agrtmnes and Mr. Porter” anLewipye all | mens quannang deformities Dut tn 50 | 0 WL. briton and Tuna. Dee, Pre Tiiotto che fas: | TEGO TMNOts ap pactrre avENUES, ee eee Sea Ford Thompson's the Bear and Guy F. Wait- be aoe A {GRational | gether a smooth, ereditable and enjoyable per- | PeFond all hope, 2 a Pristors and Manayers. set and roma.” logant cave oh thw Charles Mac- Near Toymcre and Briton otal, Have Your Canrers cleaned by the ammoni- | ing’s Silver Tip. ‘encibles). For some time past the Fencibles | formance. fe ees 4 ‘Week commencing Monday, May 12. FOR MALSHALL HALL—Iwo trips daily, ex: sted steam process, 1709 E st. Telephone 904 | Fourth race—The Washington cup. Asweep-| have had under discussion the advisability of ave fay oar herons eepierpees re tees |) essere erected sundss, : ihe Peper Sex raz New Puoctss gasoline stove. W. 8. | Stakes of each, cup and $50 added; £25 to | entering into the Indianapolis competition, but shag ses morning till night. CLEM C. MAGEE. Been thes spend ay | Jesus & Co. erty of rechdeuts of. the, District of Gata; last night it was decided to go. Capt. Domer | ¢ Susy of Condemnation—Publle School ae ee og ™ ths Latenine Success, fiat the last bost, ot 00 psa. verve mendes — : - | will at once notify the camp authorities of his undays—10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 4. ee fortable. Sp asa cae Ostx $4 for a fine ray podem Se mile tat ib: | Company's action. There is but one event open ‘Trustees Appointed—Other Items. P. 8.—This governmental staff of physicians — inets. Esrannoox, sd i %G cat ag ae ae Gia ify "iH. Ro. | tthe Fencibles and in that there are three Rockvinte, May 12, 1891. | and surgeons is incorporated by an act of the PLANKED SHAD DINNERS DAILY. SERVED James F_ Ovsten, ice Dalany's Mogul, Hugh Le Gare's Susette, | PFs, respectively $2,500, $1,000 and $500. | Correspondance of The Evening Star ieeiietats. —— Sakis: aa aecentaesems Dealer in Fine Butter, Washington stables’ Natchez, . A. Casilear’s Aas. ee ¢ Sherif Fairall has summoned the following} pos ous and Stains, Brushes. Youre — Fs OF A SPLENDIDLY SITUATED Beat. wing, near 9th st., Center Market. Ranger, A. Gregor’s Countess. HE LOST HIS HAT. Persons to act as jurors for the condemuation | 4 Go ttt lea my13-w&s2t RA BOY! FOR MARSHALL HALL Si ATLANTIC CITY COTTAGE, Maia obiice, cor. Pa. ave. anddth st ler uih Enee—Hatch between Mr. George Hel- + Was Also Fined Ten Doltare for | °! #008 for the use of the Baltimore and Ohio : —_—_-—___. OOM PSUR es ; pe So ie oe ‘Telephone, 271-; jen and Mr. Van Ness Phillips; quarter mile flat. | Amd He Was Also Fined Ten Ts for | Railron: neti i FY Free . FRED. anked shad 4 saaiy. A DOUBLE HOUSE, 13 Rooms. with Spacions —— ———— , = Contempt of Court. ‘d Company in the construction of the P bho — he! Treatment . WILSON, Baritone. ae gg Superior serv- | Forcnes and Beautitul Grounds, Pree Porrnarrs at Ket« Kemethy’s, 1109 Pa. av. beta oy Prop haryp may 16. BR |8 pron opera thee southern branch of their road, commencing at lon so lea A tng a? ice.” The best of onler. Hot paused shad timed. | ——————— irst race— anters’ cup; a cup offere: in M. Bond served several terms as a rep- Magn . No medici ately on arrival of iuornins (wos For Alexandria and river landings, a: Glymont, daily, at 10a... returnine 117 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between Pacific Avenne and the Ocean, will te sold : e B i Linden Station, on the Metropolitan branch, tT iceaee Fi teed fearing sak ses bors by membersof the Dumblane Club for qualified | resentative in the Maryland legislatare and be | snd running to a point on the Potomac river Call sad nen cortiaccessorpltaemctea sabes: | fect fit im our custom department, and our | hunters, to be owned and ridden by a member | i# now an inspector in the employ of the Dis-| shove Georgetown: Jos. N. Bailey, John T. far down as Pm. EW NATIONAL THEATRE Niver ‘Evening, Wednesday a v Without reserve, to Clow the Patake Miraculous, wonderful, astonishing, convincing. SaturdayMatinees. | Freischt caretuliy delivered. stock of imported and domestic fabrics has no | of the Dumblane Club; 180 pounds. One and | trict government. Today he was a witness in | Selby, Geo. Meem, Wm. E. Mannakee, ‘Thomas | Disense diagnosed without information. First Production in Washincton of theThriliing Auert= 1 call 825. LATE THOMAS C. HAND, equal as to variety and completences. one-half miles on flat If six entries a second | the Police Court, and just after finishing his | Noland. Thos. F. Thompson, Chas. H. Ander-| Ladies’ private consultations with Mrs E. Y. can War Play, Sais At the PBILA. EXCHANGE, Cor. 24 ond Walamte., E:semax Buos., 7thand E. | cup will be given. H. L. Page's Bull, George testimony he was given a dose of Washington | *0n, Michael J. Brown, H. W. Hopkin: SNELL, Magnetic Institute, 904 N.Y. ave. 1t* RHE COL. 508. C. McKIBBIN, wes ne ek on on . ne a ae 1 ° ~ : “85 cote anon : . . Me N mamnax, Maz ; 2 ocuen tnek, Voor rue Exrre Canret Cuzaxrsa Wouss, | light on ‘. poag eet en justice. Hehas been on the works on 7th Gane, bar ‘boner, Her le Wiliams, Bey, Coie engraved; razors sharpened ae it CAPT. L. L. BLAKE. ‘Marshal! Hall tee tastes 1-655 Mass. ave. nw. Telephone 425-2 A. Gregor's The Moor, R. Neville's Transit, | Street road recently and while there he wore a | Henry Renshaw, George McCormick, Sylvester | {fee Rodgers’ Cutlery. Wazronp, 477 Pa. av. Sss8 HOH LL 00 = <UETES : cox. $1 pas quart, S0c. a pint. | @8Y F. Whiting’s Dandy, J. Ford Thompson, | cowboy hat. & Jones A.W. Magruder and Nelson H. Robp}® The Fedora Dress Shicids are indorsed | ®T®OX@ CAST. NEW SCENIC EFFECTS. | _Commanding Charles Macaiester. _my11_| g2¢~ qThe-entire property is in order, and 4 Pun Gattos, $1 per quart. 50c. a pint jr.’s The Bear. Saturday his hat disappeared and it was . the jary of condemnation will tomor- | by Miss Annie Byrne, the lending dresstsker (GRAND MILITARY PROCESSION. VEE Excunsions. Spud on Biches round jm Atlante ty 3 es ready. Second rece—Hack handicap; asweepstakesof i row commence their work at Linden and follow i n : Incidents of Romance and Heroism Blended with . ‘ enced Scuaue is here. Gas stov 3 ck found in the possession of a young man named in Baltimore, as follows: I consider them ‘Brent " 32 MILES ON THE POTOMAC C.A Meppouax, G14 12th ot. | $5 each, cup and $90 added: 25 to second, | Nathan Arnold. ae ee eee coed fhroush, the | superior to ali others and so do my customers. REALISTIC BATTLE SCENE. FOR 15 CENTS. Soe —_ = c | , tt. ', &. B. A Mice, Meee Gc Untal as choens Vella thn Lhtcere soon aon ot oe "Three-quarters of s| The case was called in the Potice Court yes-| Grar, Jesse Jentina geek the hate or Be wie: | FOr sale at acer nate ey Res! Bee, Sn ne: Serene mile. W. Hays Carteret, H. L. Page's Frank, | terday and after giving his testimony Mr. Bond | gate. lee ‘Dancers —90 Stop ac Acenandrin, Va. a Tw Ee Nillsms Merry War, H. L- Page's Ihe | was told that he need not return today, an the | ~The board of county school commissioners — 8° | AGREAT PRODUCTION OF A GREAT PLAY, ——————— ‘teturday, Sune Si ton, Jee Wilo!the Wingy DUA Green's Mocs: | itgsantes_ (© Dest the eotimony of other | were neon beretoiay andmade the fol". a, tavention Making Serving s Pasting en Pe Bi ne STAGE _EXCURSIONS. ates reduced during July. For terms, ctrealar and light on t!.2 Green, J. R. Maddux’s Neptune, |" Mr. Bond, however, inte: in the | public schools: School No. 3, election district | Wheeler & Wilson's igh Arm No. 9. ‘May 25—LAMONT OPERA CO. my EWITE'S YALLY Cr Ty leer DN: Pt was rented i oe D' P. O'CONNO! peepee Hagh Le Gares Susette and A. Gregor’s | case and he ap} 10 see it finished. No. 2, Dr. J. E. Deets, vice G. M. Burdette, | Ut charme on sight, Its use enraptures. FOR RENT-SOCIE1 1s DiNIRING A HALL Af | $? Hot ie ats » Orand Hotel Heurich’s Ext: Lager. Countess. Lawyer Ricks, for the defense, called wit- | deceased; No. 4, election district No. 2, Jos. = th street northwest. inn euegnable rent should AP's, to the Janitor of | fC. P pinta Broadway pia ich’s Es ; wv. | polnitd mice—Galloway challenge $2B, A.cup | nesses to prove that Nathan found the hat on White, vice = S. De Lauder: No. §, election Mondays, Tuesdays, Viursdays snd saiurdays Large | amer at the br-dze, 81. : | eke CORRE — rue Jewet Gas large oven. W. | presented by W. C. Eustis, esq., and 750 added | the road. rict No. 5, Jas. G. Boss and Chas. H. Ousler, nail for rent on Sundays. coacl se ¥ s vi E. & qasus & Co.,717 7th st. ip cen, tec Galewnye, Stises bends ont Miller was satisfied that some one| {f-, vice Thos. It Salstead and J.C. Flubart; |Geonoe Warre & Sox TT BE BOARD oF Lapr vistTouS Eeaves the Wei ster St3 Cc OTLARIIC Citton o Lo PERT under; 7 pounds allowance to inch; half-breds, hat and threw it away because it did | No. 6, election district No. 8, W. H. Dunawin, i id 24th and H. 10 minutes. Nowopen. _{myl-eotm) Mii ‘Tuanr, 815 F street northwest. 120 pounds; thoroughbreds, 160 pounds; $5 en- .d Nathan picked it up. vice John A. Riggs; No. 2, election district No. 314 7TH ST. N.W. OF THE GUSSET Hii. HOUNE, WHITE MOUNTAINS, Ges Frarenm._Suupp & Bao., 422 %thet. | france, Entrances to second. One {nile on | He therefore discharged the defendant. ee Pardetts, wee Grafton Beoratt; WASHINGTON HOSPITAL FOR FOUNDLINGS HOTELS. ae —_—— flat. Winner previous day ands. W.| “Well,” said the ex-legialator, “you got out | No. 5. election district No. 12, W. F. Duvall, — " ———— | $hove'see level. aul con Baan rx Miso the frock and sack suits in | Hayes! Carteret, H. 1. Page's Frank, George | of a acd noe yen coe ee tee hagse Sot out | No, 9; ctection, district No. 12, W. F. Duvall, Grand exhibition of the Gem Ice Crea WILL HOLD A Wane note | stuospuere, ia eaten ns omnis rae 8 Seize, Cheviot and cassimere material we ad-| P. Eustis’ Kangaroo, J. R. Maddux’s Prospect. | He spoke ina loud tone, and threw the hat | journed until the 3d of June, when they will Ka. ave. and 14inst.. vertise for $10, $1: 19.50 acd $15- ag | jack Barnard'’s King Tom and Hugh Le Gare’s | acrors the room toward Arnold. nally consider ill petitions ‘for new school | Freezer from May 11 to 16, showing how to STRAWBERRY FETE 2 Washington.D.C. MALARIA 08 UREHOWR. Eisema Bros., 7th an Susetiec. Judge Miller here took a hand in the jouses, repairs, furniture, dc. SESE ee - Public roomm are lange. Music Hall and Orchestra, . —— — Fourth race—University Club cup, for ponies | ceedings and fined Mr. Bend #10, for comtemap’ | | ME: bhikp D’ Laird, ‘chatrraan of the demo- eeaes inten minutes, using less ce | AT THE RESIDENCE OF MRS. W. P. TISDEL, ’BBITE HOUS: Extensive groumis for tenuis cotta base ball and ITY AND DISTRICT. 14.3 and under: 7 pounds allowance to theinch; | and ordered his commitment until the fine | cratic state central committee for this county, | and giving better results than any other freezer 1323 13TH ST. tir ontgocr gues. Larse toma ape god eed c AD #8 entrance; 145 pounds. W. C. Eustis was paid. Will this week issue a call for a meeting of tho | ynown, Delicious cream served free to all, BASHINGTON.D:C eval address Re rca eee K. Neville's The Kat, H. L. Page's Frank, J.C. | Mr. Bond did not have the money about him | members of the state and county committees tg TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, MAY 12 AND 13, — = — BOWLES & HOSKINS AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Barnard “6 P. uatis Kangaroo, and he was consequently detained for a while. | at this lace on the 2oth instant at 11 o'clock We also offer the following bargains: FROM 5 TO 11 P. M. SUMMER RESORTs. ee, 3 ee ._ | C. M. de Jarmondid’s ‘twist and H. M. Earle’s ities loactaran a. m., for the purpose of making arrangemen’ = Axasvon's—Carleton Opera Company in| Gj,2103° Spieniibicne Ge mane ‘or holding the primary elections of thas partye [> 1et Chests fox 83.50. ADMISSION, 25 CENTS, (inane “Mynheer Jan. z Fifth race—The Dumblane cup: a sweep-| atthe annaal masting Teal pcsabeiapd ‘of the | _, ir. Frank 8. Kleindienst, a former resident Refrigerators, with coolers, from $8.90. my94t_MUSIC BY CARDELLA’S BA’ T . Nattoxat.—Battle of Shiloh. stakes of €10 each. cap and +100 added; $50 to Gan © a 8 of this place and for some time past a citizen of Adjustable Window Screens, $2.75 dozen. 5 THERE A RACE PROBLEM IN AMERICA? Hazass’.—“Trish Luck.” second: open to all qualified hunters; balf- - ie - — igen Denbirdl = rons yivania, isat prose nt visiting his pei ee : = IF 80, HOW Bist 10 SOLVE IT? NEWCASTLE, x. . . breds to carry 16 pounds, thoroughbreds, 170 | sary o! ir ir. Childs was properly | sister, Mrs. Emma V. Carr, at this place. ted Chamber Sets from 82.90. Ube 1 by XN. 5 a ee nee | aan Gaccartbneirmncinse boat eons observed, a banquet being the feature of the| | Mr. Warner W. Welsh, clerk to the countr| race Curtain Stretchers and Housefurhishing | "2° STEWARD ool wes. x. FRO Ba nent” rwt-clase. "Raves. $8 to Sit per meets 8 tar CONDENSED LocaLs. Herat eat vo tasne fo duly: fll eel | oecanon, which wus grey enjoyed Sy the om the sccous of the public betes | Goods at redure pice 14 merndfOuiih ea wee. Chunce, Rattroad Station, Portmouth, ¥.H.,thity manates | Ske SS "SNM PROS gna mat “ el course. at three miles, H. Rozier . arranging the accounts of e public business al bu my] iz a 5 - sarees - - - Ws - award Gales, committed for embezzlement | Duleny's Mogul. N. R. Williams” Apollo, jr., | members of the club only, after which the re- | of the county preparatory to making the ane FRIDAY EVENING. MAY 13 100] wt'S o'clock. | distant, where coaches from the house mest every atutv.n:ayieis il 18, bas been released by the Crim. | Wasitiugton ‘stables’ Natchez, A. Gregor’s | election of the following officers occurred: W. | nual levy for taxen which will occur nert teenth jusic under the direction of Prot. John T. Lay ap HE GILBERT. ATL. fnat o $800 bail. »! “i | Countess, A. Gregor's The Moor, J. Ford | W. Maloney, president: John F. Clarkson, vice | The grent number of transfers of real cntate Beats Tecerved without auth thy ann a oll tee pear. ear the lee lings by Susannah | hompson, jr.’s The Bear and H.’ L. Page's | president; Columbus Hall, secretary, and H. V. | during the past year and the many improve- Ie You Ni anusic store, 1110 F st. n.w. | ‘The fashionable resort of the North Shore. a Baker to obtain ‘powemion of hee childsen, |The Bulk Iecige the | cease Tareas Gee a memabsee ore | SCR ae oer tee mess ceqeiciag eajie [ae Lou Nexp (ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Open for the season June 27 ‘i Saty | _ Sixth race—Farmers’ race, open tohorses the | elected. Duriny evening a congratulatory | creae in asment, have caused a large ad~ NY’ sei Re ee ne, Sabine Cay property of farmers whose Tad the Dumblane | dispatch was transmitied Mir Childs "* | ditional quaatity of clerical labor in the ofices, papi ole anata TmURSDAT, a: Nort aa Judge James today, were not heard, | 20Unds have hunted over during the past sea- ——— tiv thought that, notwithstanding the in- REFRIGERATORS, + MAY 14. FRANK JONES, Prop. mihTR-ro'sin F. ACAI uing to the writ not having been Bone ga son: $00 to first, $45 to second; on mile on Prayed on Shoreham Steps. creased expenditure for a new court house and MATTINGS, AFTERNOON aT 3, [Up PPs House Yesterday afternoon Faunie Thompson, col-| Mt; catch weights. “Any objection to horses| Pyederick Donnelly stood te, front of the | er Public liabilities, the commissioners wil EVENING AT 8. teat the Meets Open ored, was found ina fitat 9th and D strects. jer rey Lyme = b-2 sates befars the | on cicen about 10 o'dlock lest night anda eae fo avoid aa increase in the rate of tax- ee Saiggaumrens ores re cosines inion“ Spoanen bor ores to Ent joved. ion. eae - = et, he OIE a pag Seg eee ee ee large crowd collected about and listened to his | - In the orphans’ court today letters of admin- SUMMED DEAPERIES, = ‘PRE TELANDE ATLANTIC CET ST. NOLAND, Arrannig ory, BE atudine Firms and A New Secretary. prayer, “The Lord have mercy on these miser-| istration d.b. n. c. t. a. were granted to] LOOSE FURNITURE COVERS, AWNINGS, FEstIvaL Netch. "en Werner, Seoneee. | Gun pasion siete tiple Soha he. rate Bamihion Rosier, colored, employed on a| Ata mecting last night of the board of gov- | able sinners,” which he repeated » number of | Allen Farquhar on the personalestate of Joseph | gcrgews, ge, call on us—inspect our assort- ORCHESTRA, Samuel Wasner, Proprietor. B Duilding on 6th between G and H streets, yes- | ernora of the National Capital Press Club the | times. The first precinct patrol wagon re- | 1°44. deceased; letters of administration were | Seurani compat ene also granted to Wm. T. Poole on the estate of resignation of Mr. Frank H. Hosford of the De- | sponded to a call and when placed in it the un- | Thomas H. Poole, deceased. VICTOR HERBERT, Conductor. |. Chas. T. Pur- can meta Giuataee SOLOISTS: Cre tie mountains, “The great health and troit Free Press as secretary of the club was | fortunate man changed his prayer to “The administrator of Joseph M. Burdette, orn Tee = ait SEE T US eRe | wre reeset of Fenay vania, corny E-7 received and accepted. Mr. Hosford lina been | Lord have mercy on these men, for they know his firstand final account. “Horace D: cee Miss Adele Aus der Ohe, pianist. rE id REAM LAU: | Ranaeowely. tuatsued Gretecele beard; eater eet ee pted. Mr. Hosto: 2 ; ae send Sasi scconat. 73 - oa er Miss Hose Stewart: so er day aye: | BAN step of Robert Coleman, colored, 234 13thstreet | unable to be in Washington since his election | 20t What they do.” All the time he prayed he | Waters, administrator of C. Cea — —— ee | ee aoe awed i passed his first and final . M. ‘wheels, round tires, sateen northeast, last night. it was about one month | 4, secretary and ax his Journalistic sustge ‘las bones picnic i olgtltg he complete ne of all makes of od. will prevent his returning ie city | but probabl, ‘Transfers of Real Es Soma mrg po Seda 4 A codicil to the will of the late Dr. J. F. - ‘fall’ ‘ found that his mind was affected, but pi ly tate, ‘ , Cae oe peda Para prot gotert pes aasil the fos ae his office. Mr. 4 8. | only temporarily. From the Emergency Hos-| Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: E. M. Rhea Saecaeag akon aoa om aabnaye heared ~ ay ‘for reception of guests 1s. Apply 724 13th Pietides for the parment of £5:5 exch 10 the | Created. Nacancy thns|| pital Donnelly was taken to Freedman's Hoe-| yoCieary to 8. M. Maddox etal.,lot1S.and| men untly Upholstered in tapestry brocasalle ebets ot Meteerett IOP Oe mpeat | apeeiint pats of Heury May, Jalia M. Oclrichs and Eee ee Pital, where Dr. Shadd cared for him. part 14, uq. 263; 8. J. 8. Rosenthal to Jacob (hich we rusrantoo is faily 20 PER CENT less ura Wise. . 9 = : than this make of carriage can be bought for ‘The annual meeting of the Associated Vol- paste pecenigpiet me toe {laa cube $44 to 165, og. 905; @—. Baulh i; = . atkine, t elsewhere. unter Dofendersof the District of Columbia | , 1 the case of Joseph S. Boss against Wash-| 74 members of the committee that had | Lam#on to D. Birtwel, ¢ubs 18 to M4, block 13, yron Ww Whitney, Tate to faiuilies: jange «a ‘ow Str. Vitter Horeeet Sells ind water for, gucets trou Slistictoe sins amar Soca or gue soning. ae SAS"AUBEMI“CLARR, Lound, Ma. Spo tan —_ W 45HINGTON GROVE HOTEL WILL BE OF Grove, Ma. “a W. J. OSBORNE, Proprietor. DOUBLING Gar wire SULPHUR sPRINGs Will be open tor the receytiou et uesis on June 1, ew Tusx: Barus, INUL. | For terms and descriptive catalox ue muaness AL apr ow’ —_— my8tote27 1229 Gst. n.w RICHEY, Froprietor, New ville, 0 ‘i n ii Danenbo t al—Dbill fe is - Isherwood; ia C. Huidekoper to OUE LINE OF REFRIGERATORS [QMAND CLOSING CONCERT 0 = = ~ sf Apel 186), wil be beld at oe Seta ON OS ack oinatontaee property cut tag | charge of thearrangementa of the recent pat Provent owners of Burleith Property in said | Teunsurpamed.. We have them in al atyien, | GAN? ek a "TDineat Gute ave. Balerre ‘The Washington Light Infautry of Charles- | an account—Mesers. Edwards & Barnard have | °* centennial celebral tye! sage ee ay ean ee ae & Lameon, subs | st peices varying from €5 to On its return from Ne orks Piledephia at the fon, 8), Til not vist thiscity until the latter | Sled the answer of defendant Danenhower, | te seezetary of the committeo, Mr. J. Elfreth | 12 t016, $7 tre a tnd 4640-4 Chiches-| we would call SiECIAL ATTENTION to “TEADE Mh OF vat part of the summer. When ther do come the Watkins, a handsome gold-headed cane, bear- | *€?3 #1,: to Harriet T. Lipp, | our ‘Quaker City” Refrierator, on the "‘dry. AY EVENING, i Will be entertained by the W. LL. . * '* | He admits the aivancement-of money to build | ¥ table fi # token of theiy | #2 34, block 1, Le Droit Park: $1,000. A’A’ air" principie, and asi an inspection of same. MAY 15TH. {Ve a P. C. Wm. H. Mohler prescnted to’ Excelsior | ‘¢ houses in question, but says that Boss has | ing 9 sui fete alk Lipscomb to M. P. Graham, lot 3, biock 47, H. — Mr, JOHN PHILIP soUsa, A first-class fauly hotel. with Love comforta. Lodge. K of Bat reed ate ting lest ccemna® | not complied with the terms of the agreement | *PPreciation of the work he performed in con- | sub Pleasant Plains; $3,000. Mary R. Whalen MATTING. Conductor, Rew management, Open ior the year. a Oak cases all hand cat's | and asserts that he advertised the property for | Bection with the celebration. toM. Butt, part rosurvey Peter's Mill Seat eo Our sssortment of Chine and Japan Matting MLLE MARIE DECCA, Sou MHELEES Bingen, Which to Leep the jewels of the lodge, MW * | saie to insure their completion and for tho pro. — Ann J: Pritchard to B. Robinson, sub 95. sq. | i#the Guest in the city. 4.000 roll, ourown | Prima Donna Wovring, irom, Her Msjsty'e , ie eediaedl a8 tection of those interested. Sent to the Keform School. 194; €—. B. Robinson to M. J. Borland, samo importation, L5c. to S0c. per yard. OPEXEY SPRINGS PRD. BATHS. SHENAN ee q roperty; #—. TEA i A Damage Sait Against a Raflroad. Pp BEERS E STOEL OUR LEADER a . Went Out Between the Acts. ‘Is an Extra-Heavy Fancy Seamless Matting, 11 cee 2 eae Bet, Gerenahs aces. Bie- |. saasey Mack. s'yeung mee whe ony: he: fel- Death of Mrs. Crockett. Patterns, at 25c. per yard. Heay A Bicnoy, entered valt nquinst the Balt-| ous tos mete’ tore tivne. rat te trace Word has been received here announcing the |, aoe tore and Potomac Railroad Company for $5,000 | F ous death of Mrs. Caroline M. Crockett, widow of , 8 tes : oa ~ that ee | Bijou Theater last evening and he went out | ra P ok : A Few Sr an red ot | eee anno, Sne be vppcs fae opp set on ee Qn Ca : ,| A. Few Srasrena . Apel team (hors wagon) was run | box office for some unknown purpose, and be- Bh rat yw. in, saint into by train at Virginia avenue and 1th | fore leaving there he struck W. if Foaler, who —— £ street and he was thrown out and sustained per- | had charge of the oftice. A Beautiful Embroidered Musiin Bed Set, manent injury, his wagon demolished and horse | “nd today in the Police Court Judge Miller ‘The Wimodaughsis Secures a Lot. Consisting of 1 spread, 2 pillow shams ande Tine F; Dareau scart, for iajured. fined him $10 or 30 days. The May festival was continued at the Wimo-| Laat Timep Feeuixe Jess than REGULAR PRICES. aneasacriaae oH One a LTRS danghsis parlors last night. An seceptable | ruar TIRED FEELING Only afew yards left of that ot 61 A Solid Ash Chamber Suite,antique mish, a (warennmieowrenr Freachere 1p. | Prosram was rendered, Mins Hart, Mise Emily ms sy Brryacd,_ Raralar price, eit, Wenstenta Siaes Atos powry bowed ely hg ers’ meeting convened yesterday moraing in | S'°<ly Mise Kathinks Frock end Mrs. Ruth G. rapidly ertaispca Oe Sola Congress Street Church and organized by elect | Havens taking part. The THAT TIRED FEELING . AT $1 PER YARD e207. a send Om sane, ndny— long | ing R. A. W. Mather president and Rev. J. E. THAT TIRED PEELING ‘We offer Corduroy in five colors. Regular 24x30, for $27.50. The best tral churches war reported sa ee Wok Provais with te most enervating anda | PE™ ET Pay YOU. ALL SIZES, WITH AND Pa RNSSOS SG ted to prepare paper on couraging effectin springandeariy summer, | Pisee your orders with ws for Looee Furnitare WITHOUT OVEN AND BOILER, Pp ene ye ab —— ‘when the toning eflectof the cold atria one | Covers. We have an anally large amortment nese “La Nonaaxpre Horr,” under the bese, sec wedeinie eth eer D Re. ‘Prices low and pertect at peorantesd, ‘Mattings, Baby Carriages and Betrigwratom, porting phe HOOD'S BARSAPARILLA wim: of ger: ured the services HOOD'S SABSAPARILLA ‘Nothing ‘ Rew. W. & SORKE HOODS SARSAPARILLA . myGtr = «STH AND PEXKA. AVE ‘HOOD’S SARSAPARILLA HOOD’S SARSAPARILLA Speedily overcomes ‘that tired feeling.” ‘whether caused by change of climate.season oF life, by overwork or illness, and imparts that feeling of strenzth and self-confidence iol It be a i