Evening Star Newspaper, May 14, 1891, Page 8

7. a THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. f D Cc. THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1891. California Forty-Niners Make Their Annual Exeursion to Marshall Hall. VORECAST TILL EIGHT A. M. FRIDAY. For the District of Columbia, Delaware and | Twenty-five or thirty “forty-niners”—men generally fair; no change in tempera- who went to California when that section of the ture; winds becoming north. country was popularly supposed to be nothing CONDITION OF THR WATER but pure gold—went to Marshall Hall this and condition of water at 7| morning on the steamer Charles Macalester; as Fails, temperature, 56: condition, | many more journeyed to the home of Col. Joe Receiving reservoir. temperature, 71. Con- | McKibben this afternoon, dition at north connection. 36; condition at Five years ago the Calif id. apuuem ee ing in this city organized themselves into a na- tional association and resolved to meet at Mar- shalt Hall once in each year. The prime movers in the affair were George C. Gotham, Hallet Kilbourn and Joseph C. McKibben. ‘There were just officers enough to go around, so Mr. Gerham was made president, Mr. Kil- bourn secretary and Cul. McKibben treasurer. The mad rush for office has not yet reached the forty-niners, so the gentlemen mentioned have worn their official laurels without disturbance. All persons were eligible to membership who had resided in California prior to or in the year 1849, and admission was not denied to thove who had entered the auriferously inden territory before it was admitted to the Union. Subsequently the scheme was widened so as to admit sons of pioneers. ‘THE VETERANS CONGREGATE. Enthusiasm was the prevailing feature on the Macalester's wharf this morning as soon as the veterans began to congregate. Some of the argonauts had more of gray in their hair than The Weather. condition at influent gate at effluent gate bouse, 36. Low Water. 7:28 p.m. summer hats, straw . 1421 New York ave. window screens; new, ad- mabie ceuter bars; will it jaality, complete with Zi.2Seach. See them ee with couplings and patent ‘The ‘Bay State” lawn mower, the best and in the world, sold with an uncondi- tee. Another large invoice just at $4.50 each. ‘Cnas. T. Canter & Co., 606 Pa. ave. n.w., 3 doors from 6th st. Cy = had last May and one or two of them un- Seeninenad piece willingly carried stout canes. But in a general Lawrens’ Briers and every kind of pamphlet | sense they were as young as when they depleted Printing. McGmx & Wattace, 1107 Banoarxs at McKnew's. See page 4 st. B.W. | the McKibben onion patch last year. less than two minutes three or four of the more venerable were en; in the eloquent ex- Connecticut avenue would take if ex- tended. The Commissioners decided to hear all parties tomorrow, but the Senator stated that it would beimposmble for him to be present. He did not Jaw was explicit and could not be made plainer. This, he said, was the law, reading froma mphlet: “‘No future subdivision of land in the Bistrict of Columbia, ‘without the. limits of the cities of Washington and shall be recorded in plan of the city of Washington.” Commissioners had to do was to follow the law. If they did not he was sure Co ‘opriate Py cent to extend the streets. ‘Commissioners had er to permit this vandaliam. The work Commissioners before the law was turning to the subdivision, which, if approved, will virtually close the extension of Connecticnt avenue, Senator Stewart said if it was approved ap additional cost of probably several hundred thousands of dollars would be added to this amount. He was positive that Connecticut avenue would be extended in a little while. Your Broop ° ed change of anecdotes that are not to be found in Bancroft's “History of California,” and a care- fuland unprejudiced listener might be pardoned for imagining that the age of miracles was at its height in California shortly after the dis- covery of gold therein. Reminiscences of the times when the narrators eluded the vigilantes were numerous and it was proudly stated that there resides in Washington a gentleman who not only got away from the amateur but ex- pert hangmen, but who took with him the rope ‘that had thoughtfully been provided for the oc- casion; his snecess in life has, it was stated, been remarkable. Not all of the one-time gold seckers who went to Marshall Hall today are wealthy, but that fact was not apparent to the stranger. The distinctions which divide richesand poverty were, temporarily at least, wiped out: every- body'was a “forty-niner” and everybody was going to Marshall Hail to renew his youth. SOME LADS GUESTS. Anumber of ladies went along, and that was the only thing that detracted from the '49 idea. President Gorham can tell of the day wher a mine= found an old hoo; in his trunk—e hoopskirt that was placed on exhibr- tion, that was regarded with reverence and for which the grea? malo multitude gave three respectful cheers. Luncheon, spread on tables beneath the awaited the pioneers at Marshall Hall. A general good time was in progress and there Were syruptoms of increased enjoyment as soon as the second installment of excursionists should arrive. ‘THE MEMBERSHIP ROLL. The membership roll of the association is as foliows: Admiral John J. Almy, U.S.N.; Gen. E. F. Beale, Jas. H. Barker, George R. Buffum, P. J. W. Borrzrn & Sox have a fall line of water coolers and filters. SrLExp glasses, $1. Hewruen’s, 453 Pa. ave. Fosszit’s Icz Cream shipped anywhere out of town. 1427 New York ave. Gurat Reorotios rs Sveans. Best granula! dige. (Genet Gests one ZinaxtFan Gn, 31 7th st., bet. G and H. Banomerens. Crry Orticat Store, 477 Pa. ave. Victor Brcxes, expert tuner and piano regu- lator; 30 years’ experience; prices moderate. 920 th ot aw. J. W. Borrizn & Sox are the sole agents for Jewett's dry cold-air refrigerators. Ove Bors’ long pants suite for #4 are beau- ties; betier qualities proportionately low. E:seaaw Bros., 7th and E. & Buo., 432th. Hevnien's Extra Pale Lager the best. Bot- tled by the ARLINGTON Botiixa Co. See tur Reviapce gas and offer. W.S. Jexxs & Co., 7 Benxgcer pure rye whisky. Remexnee the boys’ short pants suits we ad- vVertise from $2 up. Eiseman Buos, 7ta and E. Suxpp & Bno., gas fixtures, 432 9th st. Ir You Ane Scrrenixe from the effects of la grippe the best tonic to use is Xander's home-made clarets and ports. Also his fine wines and whiskies, as recommended by the gasoline stove we th et. leading physicians. st new. x. Bradbory, 7. c. Barton, wee 3 See i a Norman tor, J. T. Coumbe, Archit P —_ or ge Puocess gasoline stove. W. 8. | Cooper, Ephraim Chagnetie, Gen. 3. D. Corse, James 'D. Darden, Gen. J. W. Denver, H. B. " Denver, Vernon Dorsey, W. C: Dodge, Daniel Pa Posner hay ge —— Donneliy, Phil T. Dawson, William Dayton, (Gnear Cursa axp Jara TzaCo., Gen. A. St.C. Denver, James Eldridge, J. 0. en. H. G. . Graham, George C. Gorham, Charles W. Hayden, Thos. E. Hatch, 8. W. K. Haydy, Levi Hanford, A. C. Hunt, EA. Hebard, E. N. Hill, Samuel N. Hoyt. James P. Horbach, A. M. Kenaday, C. Kimball, Hallet Kilbourn, D. C. Kone, H. M. Kendig, Geo. E. Kennedy, Samuel A. Ler Henry Lyles, W. E. B. Levy, R. B. Lamoi B. MacGrotty, Isuac C. Miller, Geo. H. ¥ Johu Mullan, ‘ihos. G. Morrow. Wm. “Me i + | Evans, G. L Ennis, Dorsey French, OEE Tie, SAA, Gna Oat $4 Pen Gattox, $1 per quart, S0c. a pint. Ovz Scrrntom Factuiries enable us to turn out the very best workmanship and most pe:- fect fit in our custom department, and our stock of imported and domestic fabrics has no equal as to variety and completeness. Eiseaax Baos., 7th and E. ‘Viert re Exring Canrer Cuzanrxa Worxs, E. ler, Gar- relew - rahan, John M. McDonogh, Thos. P. Mac- Sa Se aes Manus, J. P. Morse, J. F. Mollere, John Catt TrLernoxe 634-3 W. Numsen, N. G. Numsen, H. F. ‘And order a case of Pierce, G. D. Phelps, Gov. Rodman, M. Price, Heurich’s Extra Pale Lager. Gas Stoves. p & Bi 432 Sth st. See tux Jews: Gas Stove, large oven. W. 8 Jaxus & Co.,717 7th st. Gurar Repvction 1x Scoans. Best granulated, 4c. Gusar Curxa axp Jarax Tea Co., R. C. J. Pendleton, Gen. Alfred Pleasanton, H. P. Randolph, Robert Reed, Frank M. Schell, J. N. Smallwood, J. 8. Stettinius, W. E- Stewart, Thos. T! Stratton, James Suddards, Dauiei Seales, David $ Turner, J. Thos. Tar ner, I. 8. Tichenor, W. W. Upton, Thos. Will- jams, R. H. Willett, Albert Walker, J. R. West, Geo. F. White, Louis Walger. pomatetencaadll 731 7th st., bet. Gand H. FRESH SHAD. ‘Tuazp, $13 F street northwest. What Two Visitors From Brooklyn Had to Say of Our Fish, Slowly but surely all the fond dreams of youth disappear. People slong the Potomac have for years congratulated themselves that if there was any one thing which the Potomac ‘was famous for it was shad. They have fondly dreamed that the fame of Potomac shad had penetrated the entire country. Every little while, however, @ man turns up from some Bran rx Mixp the frock and sack suits in serge, cheviot and cassimere material we ad- Vertise for $10, $12.50, $13.50 and $15. Eisemax Buos., 7th and E. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Arravon's.—Carleton Opera Company in “Mynheer Jan.” obscure hamlet and shatters all such fond Naroxat.—Battle of Shiloh. dreams. It was at Willard’s at breakfast this Hanuss’.—“‘Irish Luck.” morning that a small assortment of Washing- Keusax’s.—Sam T. Jack's Creole Company. | ton illusions were busted and scattered about Acapeny o¥ Mvsic.—Bostc . Festival Orches-| ruthlessly. They were from Brooklyn and tm looked respectable. They owned up to living in Brooklyn with a frankness and absence of shame rather unusual. Breakfast was the order of the day. Both were scanning the bill of fare. ——_— CONDENSED LOCALS, ‘This morning a slight fire took place at No. TOF ears Dince: cecapied by John Bowman, |'*-"shad!” said one, with « horrified expression. = Py eatinguiabed by Tink D , The loss | wWhere?” ejaculated the other, in the same bes 4 poole or eS playing maneer,,_ #8 if his companion bad yelled Last evening Flla Williams, colored, aged forty-six years, while riding the flying horses j and 14th streets fell from one and cut her face badly. She was attended at the Emergency Hospital by Drs. Hall and Boss and taken to her home, $13 185g street northwest. Seven women who keep houses in the “Di- vision” forfeited 230 each in the Police Court today for selling liquor without licenses. ‘The second of his public course of lectures “Joan of Are” was delivered by Rev. Dr. O'Gorman, professor of ecclesiastical history at the Catholic University of America, at the University hal last night Ekjab Tolson was given ninety days in jail by Judge Miller today for stealing six water buckets from James Tiffany. Wm. B. Moses has filed a suit against the Dis- trict for 2143.51 for goods sold and delivered in September and October, 1559. —_—. “Here on the card,” replied number one, with a grieved expression, “aud it’s rather ag: gravating, too, as Iam fond of shad; but, of course, any idiot knows it is impossible to get any fresh shad this far south. They ship them all from the north, ali from the north,” and with a sigh of regret the learned man ordered ham and eggs and read his paper peacefully while the waiters stepped around him on tip toes. SoS Says His Light Will Be Shut Out. Abraham L. Saltzstein, by Mr. Leon Tobriner, has filed a bill against Sarah M. May et al. for an injunction. The complainant states that he occupies store No. 505 7th street, in the May building. under a leas@with the late Dr. J. F. May at $1,200 per annum, said store being 60 feet deep and the rear being lighted by two windows. He states that the May estate owns A Slighted Ben, the adjoining property, No. 629 E street, and is ‘To the Editor of The Evening Star: now engaged in making certain alverations to Four or five weeks ago a handsome, lovely | the property which will close up the two win- looking burnished fire bell was hoisted onto the Toot of 1331 F street northwest. Since that are i i i = ‘ not restrained will cause him great damage, time it has rested on its temporary pedestal— | and he therefore rays as above. alee ee silent, and as idie asa “painted ship upon a | ner directed a to show cause ret Painted ocean.” While others are clattering | tomorrow. away throughout this beautiful city and telling “ilaeend anieioas Reported. to us the hours and fire alarms, our F street ; F bell remains painfully silent. We would like | 4 80ld cameo ring was stolen from the to hear this tintiunabulum tintinnabulate. All- | house of Wm. Phipps on 7th street during the dows of the store, which are necessary for the purposes of light and ventilation, and if they Powerful Stax, please make it ring. F.S.W. | past week. a> aa F. E. Chapin of No. 3043 P street complains A Juror 1. of the theft of a pair of opera glasses. Owing to the illness of Juror Roth in the Cir- —_—— eujt Court the trial of the case of Mary Donoho, Real Estate Matters, administratrix of Daniel Donoho, against the | G.N. Weber has purchased for $5,900 of J. Washington and Georgetown Railroad Com-| H. Wilson et al. lots 44 to 47 and east half 43, BREy, {08,310,000 by reason of the death of | square S61, 90 feet by 80 on F between 6th and has been respited. ‘7th strects northeast. Lag eg TS. L. R. Schneider et al. have bought for $7,850 Mrs. Helen M. Gannell’s Will. of R. O. Holtzman sub 72, square 363, oe 95 ‘Tee will of the late Mrs. Helen 6. Gunnell | 5.0¢ on 8 between th and sch tress wren Was filed today. She leaves $1,000 to her son. | weat, James S., in return for mouey received from| John J. Hogan has purchased for $6,000 of nce to be di- | J. S. Edwards sub 79, square 193, 20 by 95 feet him when in Brazil, and the bala Vided into six ‘ts for her ehikiren. She | on Q between 15th and 16th streets northwest. names her sons P. M., Jas. 5. and W.C. Gun-| Mary C. Hayden has bought for $4,781.25 of on pire Mary Ingersoll lot 23, block 7, Widow's Mite. ECE. Heaton 4 Son have scid to Nase No ‘The Columbia Ch Rane. ll § street northeast, improved by two- Captain Newman of the Columbia Cycle Club | SFY brick residence, for 85,500. has ordered the following rans: May 17, Soldicrs’ Gans Home and Cabin John bridge; May 24, Great | AT ™*> MM Dene aan Falls; May 31, Arlington and Boon’s Hill; June ines 1, Ashton; June 14, Eckington and Burnt Mills; | Go ox Daxexuowzn’s free June 24, Great Falls; June 28, guess run: June Va., Tnesday, May 19. Read particulars 23, Cabin John bridge. In addition to the Ia Mpecial Ne ” above there will be a run from club house every ‘Thursday at 7 p.m. Ir Uxapiez to Examixe Westy Heromts on —_—. week so on Sunday. Charm the oye Saux oF Ix with the lovely views and gather wild @th street between G and H ttle ones. Jno. F. Waggaman, corner afternoon at 4:90 ha ee addition to = K mrects nortuwest, being and 909 12th street, will be sold "by Tals peoperiy, emma? Hagner. cen . sine command the Se ectaie Bitabath Inre ceiver sumed cetate of Ellen decorati Te estate Singleton @ streot, will fled. In re estate ‘Needs a thorough cleansing this spring in order to expel the impurities which have accumulated during the Winter, or which may be hereditary and cause you much suffering. We confi- dently recommend Hood's Sarsaparilia as the very best spring medicine. By its use the blood is purified, enriched and Vitalized, that tired feeling is entirely ‘overcome and the whole body given strength and vigor. THAT TIRED FEELING. “In the spring of 1890 I experienced that tired, dnl feeling. Dyspepsia seized me and each morning I bad vomiting spells. I was much discour- aged. My physician Hood's Sarsaparilla, which I took,and um happy to say it made me a new man and I never was better than now.”—JOHN MACK, foreman Springer & Willard’sstock farm, Oskaloosa, Lowa. IT 18 INVALUABLE. ‘“‘Thave for the last twoor three years, during the ‘spring months, taken Hood’s Sarsaparilla to purify my blood and I find it invaluable as @ spring medicine. It seems as if I cot not do without it. I woutd recommend it to all."--Mrs, DORA BENESHEK, Neguanee, Mich. N. B.—If you decide to take Hood's Sarsaparilia do not be induced to buy any other. HOOD’S SARSAPARILLA Sold by all drugvist, $1; six for €5. Prepared only by C. 1. HOOD & CO., Apothecari ies, Lowell, Mass. 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. 2 Tremxe Acoxtes Of the skin and scalp, from infancy to age, are instantly. relieved by the CUTICURA REMEDIES, the only positive cure for agonizing, itching, burning, bleeding and scaly diseases of the skin, scalp and blood, with Joss of hair, from pimples to scrofula, except, possibly, ichthyosis. Thisis more than can be truthfully said of any other remedy. Orvenrxa. LADIES’ HATS, All the latest shades and most fashionable SUMMER STYLES, ‘The most fascinating and attractive creations, IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC Test Ir Yoursry. think that any argument was necessary. The| STRENGTH. spoonful of Cleveland's will do more VAMILY SHOE STORE, 310 SEVENTH STREET, ‘Has proven # success far beyond our most sanguine ‘expectations, and as long as you appreciate our efforts in your behalf we shall continue to MARK 'EM DOWN. ‘We shall not dwell long in quoting prices, as space in & newspaper comes high, while space in vur store costs you nothing. ‘We will only mention THREE SPECIAL BAB- GAINS for this week: NO. 1 Comprises about 365 pairs Ladies’ Tan Suede Oxfords. Allthe rage at present. Hegular price, 82.50. Our price, $1.49. NO. 2. Gents’ $5 Patent Leather Lace or Congress, all styles ‘and sizes, at $3.49. No. 3. ‘Misses’ and Children’s Kusset Spring-heel Oxfords, all sizes, for 87. Worth 81.25. ——— LOOK FOR THE YELLOW FRONT! PA RBEE \y AA aE EE FO PAEEE HEL F S85 H 00 EEB fe Hal 23 Be set PH 8S fe S83 TITT 00 ERE iF o% Ee Ee Su F % EE Eee zr my13-2t 310 SEVENTH STREET. 32_|Gzorcr Warrs & Sox, 314 7TH ST. N.W. Grand exhibition of the Gem Ice Cream ‘Freezer from May 11 to 16, showing how to freeze pure cream in ten minutes, using less ice ‘and giving better results than any other freezer known. Delicious cream served free to all. ‘We also offer the following bargains: Ice Chests from $3.50. Refrigerators, with coolers, from #8.90. Adjustable Window Screens, 82.75 dozen. BLAZERS, Decorated Chamber Sets from $2.90. Lace Curtain Stretchers and Housefurnishing CAPES AND JACKETS, Goods at reduced prices. myll-tt Novelties just received. WHITE BLAZERS. Ir You Nez ‘This department has been very attractive to the ladies of Washington this season. Novelties and low prices have introduced it to many new patrons. PARASOLS. The cold days of last week made trade sluggish at this depertment. In order to get up your ardor toa heat have lowered prices and purchased one of the finest assortments shown by me this season. CUSTOM DRESS MAKING. HUTCHINSON'S, my13 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Arrextioxn Now. HO! FOR HOT WEATHER. CHAS. A. MUDDIMAN, 614 12TH BT. my13 GASOLINE STOVES. ERE O% "ET H OS F Hi 83 fod be E NNN 600 ? Goo Her = THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, 14TH AND 15TH INSTANT, WE SHALL KEEP OUR STORE OPEN FROM 7:30 TO 10 P. M., WHEN WE SHALL BE PLEASED TO SEE ALL OUR FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS. NO GOODS OFFERED FOR SALE ON THIS occasion, M. W. BEVERIDGE, IMPORTER OF CHINA AND GLASSWARE “1215 F AND 1214 @ 8T., ‘mb7-3m Mas M.S. Hess, 200 F st. mw. returned. from ‘with a view singly to its qua‘ity for medical as well as table use. Its superiority is generally acknowledged ‘by competent Judyes, ‘The price as compared with that of other Olive Oils {a very moderate—$1.00 for s full quakt bottle. W. 8. THOMPSON, my ‘Pharmecist, 708.15th of. a ANYTHING IN THE WAY OF REFRIGERATORS, MATTINGS, BABY CARRIAGES, SUMMER DRAPERIES, LOOSE FURNITURE COVERS, AWNINGS, SCREENS, &c., call on us—inspect our assort- ‘ment and compare prices. SEE OUR SPECIAL CARRIAGE, AT 84.90. Reed body, nicely upholstered, shave spoke Wheels, round tires, sateen parascl. ‘We also have a complete line of all makes of Carriages, including the **Hey wood,” of which we show a full line in reed and rattan bodies, handsomely upholstered in tapestry, brocatelle and silk, at prices ranging from 810 to #35, which we guarantee is fuily 20 PER CENT leas than this make of carriage can be bought for elsewhere. OUR LINE OF REFRIGERATORS Is unsurpassed. We have them in all styles, at prices varying froin #5 to$30. We would call SPECIAL ATTENTION to our ‘Quaker City” Refrizerator, on the ‘‘dry- air” principle, und ask an inspection of same. MATTING. Our assortment of China and Japan Matting is the finest in the city. 4,000 rolls, ourown OUR LEADER Is an Extra-Heavy Fancy Seamless Matting, 11 patterns, at 25c. per yard. 350 Hassocks at 25c. each. 400 Easocks at 40c. each, 250 Hassocks at 50c. each. LACE CURTAINS We've just closed out an importer’s entire line of Nottinghams, Irish Point and Tamboured Swiss Laces. We are offering them at much Jess than REGULAR PRICES. Only a few yards left of that at 81 per yard. Kevular price, $1.75. We lave it in Blue, Terra Cotta, Olive and Copper. Going rapidly at this price. AT $1 PER YARD We offer Corduroy in five colors. Regular Brice, $1.75. SLIP COVERS. Place your oniers with us for Loose Furniture Covers. We have an unusally large assortment of Linen, Dimities, Cretonne, French Cloths, &c. Prices low and perfect fit guaranteed. AWNINGS. ‘We make and put up at short notice Awnings of allkinds. Nothing but best material used ‘and every part guaranteed. Prices from $3 up, according to size. WALL PAPERS AND INTERIOR DECORATIONS. JULIUS LANSBURGH, myo ‘13th and F sts, Cleveland's Baking Powder ts the FOR —trongest. It is the most effective At the request of many who were unable to be at our store Saturday last we will = wee an Se be given to our customers, Buy your Sugars from us. 7 yen odueed Sugars. Sugars reduced at 731 7th at. bet. G and i. Best Granulated, 4340. ‘We make these grand special days to our trade asan inducement to those who have not tried may satis themselves of the wonderful superiority of our delicious Dry Roast Coffees e roasted by Jouxstox Bros. & Co. Dry Roasters, ‘and also to draw your attention to our special importation in Teas for our le only. We also handle the Johnson Breakfast Coffee, at in or Pand half- pound packages. Retails 25 conts per pound package an requires no settling Great Carxa axp Javan Tea Co, 781 7th st., bet. G and H. 1 Special Telephone, 816. Java and Mocha Coffee, 30c. Ib.; “Sunrise Chop” Tea, 50c. Ib.; Broad Run Creamery But- ter, 33c.; Splendid Family Flour, $1.75 ix bbl. ae ‘M. & P. Merzors, 417 7th st. nw. The Jubilee isa perfect Razor. WatForp’s.* Ladies’ Oxford Ties at 75e. A good article, positively incomparable at the price, plain or patent leather tip. Real Hand-turned Ladies’ Oxtords, with cloth tops, at $1.25, worth $2. The Nicest, Neatest and Best-made Oxfords ever sold at #1.50. Opera, medium or common- sense toe. Ladies’ Opera Slippers, new styles, at 75c., worth fully $1. A fine line of Misses’ and Children’s Spring- heel Oxfords at 75c. Men’s Kusset Oxfords at $1.25. A special drive. Sold everywhere at £2. $1.50 Men's Oxford Ties, Strap Ties and Low Button. ‘These are the best values ever sold. Are youa believer in economy? If 80 pa- tronize Tue Stan Sox Hot It 726 7th st. Best Granulated Sugar, 43c. Gueat Curxa axp Japas Tea Co., It ___731 7th st,, bet. @ and H. Jewett’s Dry Cold Air Refrigerators — t' by J. W. Borrer & Sox. Very Fine Butter, 30c. and 38¢. pound. i" M. & P. Merzorn, 417 7th st. nw. No Abatement ‘0 the Rush for Bargains At the Great Monster of” Clothing Now goi on Southeast corner 9th and E sta, Thousands of dollars’ worth of Fine Clothing now being sold for less than the material cost. Men's Ligl i it H. Frrepiaxpe2. Our Old Mandabling Java and fine Java and Mocha Coffees muke a royal drink. 1M. & P. Merzoxn, 417 7th st. nw. i J. = es &Son = offering Bric-a- rac anc ney Goods generally at greatly re- auced prices. ie Best Granulated Sugar, 4c. Gnxat Cuixa axp Javas Tea Co., nt ‘731 7th st., bet. @ and H. Sens:b.c Hats. Perhaps you are one of those who don’t care 4s mucha for style as for comfort. We ha line of Hats for you in full, sensible shape low, sensible prices. Hexuy Faaxc & Sox, One Price, corner 7th and D. mylé Hacostas si Mekiew'a,‘Gieyes 4. 30 Hotey Johnson Cafe. Elegant Christiic!d Softshell. Cra lectest Norfolk Crabs, picked daily fordeviling, and other alt "water deliccies” Remember, ‘only. ime experience. Stolicited. it trade’ i. Pure Old R; old), Toe. qk. as Tad my ty all se- e Whisky (4 yr ae “&P. Mersoke aint Best Granulated Sugar, 43¢c. \F CHINA AND JaPaN Tra Co.. 731 7th st, bet. Gand H. AMUSEMENTS. EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &c. SUMMER _ RESORTS. silico es ——__ AMUSEMENTS. _ ERNANS NEW WASHMPGTON THEATER 5 Shon “— One Thousand Cups and Saucers Given | K’ Eleventh st G™Soncrasiog Se ene Saturday, ‘thts Wieeszneiat tienes Sates ornaaxra” NAENNERCHOR ot antraa to ‘isnientge 8 mpd x VERY fina mountalare y= ~ ae SAM T. JACK'S ox SUNDAY MAY 'T, 2801 Seni or ee syrmsaratg omega eam Tease ikT, § ‘THE PEENONT, Sa Wil opm June 6 tor new myl4 _ Creole Bellen and Feryptian Beaution TEAM RIDING GALLERY. Shee poe a ith ot. anf Pe. ave. aw. SEASON 1891. THE CONEY ISLAND OF THE POTOMAC. MORE ATTRACTIONS THAN ALL OTHER RIVER RESORTS COMBINED. THE PALACE STEAMER SAMUEL J. PENTZ ‘Will make three trips WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, and ‘every Wednesday during the season, ND NEWYORK A hous ft RITAND. OFAN E Na “ot Udine two attic Fone with cela artesian, Taeduate! SEY ac Ew NATIONAL THEATER: Leaving 7th st. wharf 9:45 «. m., 1-45and 6-45 p. m. 7s ‘The American War Play, >. Bs 7 a = . on a Tickets, 25 cents. ARWICH PORT, Mass. H oo TE pee Ng eg a HH i 3 3 aan Steamer and grounds lighted by Electricity. pine forest excellent weil water. safe bath Sue8 Hi fu “oo HH = ‘The Best Meais furnished on the Potomac river or | ffinct: ot! mea: he a GRAND MILITARY cinicregeonecrd Incidents of Romance Heroism with REALISTIC BATTLE SCENF. Military Band. Fife and Dram Corps, Real Pictures of Plantation Life Production Under the Direction of 8. ©. DUBOIS, anywhere else for only 50c. No objectionable parties Allowed on boat or grounds. For charters for steamers Samuel J. Pents and Mary ‘Washington call or address E & RANDALL, Proprietor, 1200 Virginia ave. sw. segment PREM Serie, W.Va, late manacer Luray, Va. TLANTIC ort, LS you Want to Fent hotel, you or buys cottage or lot rooster’ WILLIAM RIDDLE, few York and Atlantic avon <myll MOUNT VERNON, LAMONT OPERA CO. Sale of seats will open Thursday, May 21. _myl4 The athe UMBLANE RACES, TOMB OF WASHINGTON, rT WALTER BURTON. THURSDAY, 14TH. SATURDAY, 16TH. And the Spee _ SS Feat ns Sasangton, BG. IVY CITY RACE COURSE. ‘Trains will leave B. and 0. Depot. ‘Six racge, including Hurdle Race and Steeplechases, each day. GREEN LAWNS OF MARSHALL HALL. Until turther notice the Palatia! Steamer CHARLES MACALESTER will leave her ‘wharf, foot of 7thst., FOR MOUNT VERNON—Daily, except Sunday, at aching the city on her retara st 2-45 P.m. nd trip. @1, ineitiding admission to the man Begant © ne ond lunch served at city BEDFORD sParxos, EDFORD, PA. HOTEL OPENS JUNE 13. ‘Write for pamphiet on this creat Resort and the famous BEDFORD SPRINGS MINERAL WATER, my73m L, B. DOTY, MANAGER. Prices of Admission: Grand Stand and Pool Lawns— Gentlemen... Ladies. For saleatthe Shoreham news stand, Metserott's ‘Music Store, National Hotel news stand. Trains leave B. & O. depot at 2:15. ‘Races begin promptly at 3 o'clock. my13-3t SELECT CONCERT fester FOR a trip, a om spend a pleasant day at Hal, can co down in the morning and remain Jast boat, at 5-30 p.in. Ev iy made cou i] until the fortable. PLANKED SHAD DINNERS DATLY. HOT FROM THE PLANKS. SERVED xD 5 = FOR MARSH. ey oa < ALT. 2 mont ‘ * LITERARY ENTERTAINMENT FOR, MAR — Be aes oe EFF RRR ERE ERE pA FORRE. £ ‘oop. FREE 3 Fe RR kee Ent iy ono co te as ‘or Alexandria and river landings, os far down as ‘Ow Pri {The program will consist of Instrumental and Vocal | Giymont. daily. at 1l0a.m0, recurning at Sas ee __ ena rae and Prop. Music and Select Headings by some of Wasuington’s | Yreiwint carvtully delivered, 208 KENT—PURNISHED A MUST DESI AW ‘The program will ccmmence at 8 p.m. THURSDAY, | Telephone call—825. gy R= te MAY Hand will be followed by at Stiawberty Pest. a i ne = yal in the church dintuz room, Central Methodet Pro ‘OTEL MT. Suureh, northwest comer of 12 aw. fant Church, ‘of 12th and M cl a matams Ch pe COL. JOS. C. McKIBBIN, obetracted VERNC TLANTIC CITY, N.3 ‘view of the ovran Cn trom F'Sh, JUBILEE SINGERS WITT GIVE A CON] cart. 5. 1. BLAKE, Marshall Hall. | tor t/ustratedcatalprae with pw list. and N, THURSDAY NIGHT, ith int vat Soclock, Commandins Charles Macalester. (THERTODDART, cp paciric ave Tickets, 35c. ; children, 25c.: to be had at the door IVER EXCU. — ” OOK. LLLINGIS AND PACIPIC AVENUES, EXCURSIC and of all drupwists in Georgetown. myst | RR! =, ‘Near Tray wore an ou Hotein, (APPAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE, 12 MILES ON THE PoTOMAG Is NOW OPEN PUK THE MEASON, SS Fon 1p CENTS. Rater 2 tte aA, DALOLE THIRD WEEK OF THE SUMMER OPERASEASON. | Z¥0 Salon Steamers. Frou 7th st. ferry wharf, ee - * ~e W. T. CARLETON'S OPERA COMPANY, Rail pope Stop at Alexandria, Va. apl5-6m ~ Tx MYNHEER JAN. Open June Lb GENFRAL ADMISSION, 250. Ss’ <CURS) ‘Ss. ®. LIGHT NEL, Clerk. Reserved Seats, 50 and 75 s GEE} SIONS. <%.. - sas gs) oe TAGE EXCUR: TON SEAN ENDOF PENNSYLVANIA Next week-QUEENS LACE HANDKERCHIEF I EWiTs ty. Ded. eudemed, uuproved and, and NAN aay}1 7 Round triy » ¥. W. LERMAN. HABss Biou THEATER J dire, fs HE REVERE, a : : ee: ner at the bridge, #1 and pvenue, < ‘iantio Mr. P. Haris, B. L. Brittonand Tunis F. Dean, Pro- | vouci irou Scruton Nprinss is the largest und finest | Cg, ARS fY*UUE, onpenite the Hotel Brighten, Ath prietors and Managers. fa the country. | Coaches, xtics. | SJ J. ROBERTS, Propeictor, late of the Yermoat = 14th and H. 10 minutes later. apis” | _210du Week commencing Monday, May 12. ‘The King of the Irish Comedians, SUMMER RESORTS. ([2E Westworrs, CLEM C. MAGEE. In the Laughing Si TRISH LUCK. Suzice Is Gores. Yes, Lknow that isso, sometiones, but in the face of all the “FAKES” floating around and feeding upon the credulity and sullability of the wemeral public ci . silence is a FRAUD, practiced not only ‘upon ourwe!vee osgays convey NEWCASTLE, ¥.H tat upoa THE PEOPLE. Unter ouch ‘crcunmeantes wine iA sil PARDONABLE. We have alwa Assisted by the members of his Church Quartet— recipe PROTECTION claimed and maintained to guarantee PROTECTION | to EVERYBODY and it is now too inte in the day to recede from that position, even if ‘twere desirable, Which it is mot. We're in adilemma and are honest enough to adit it, but ff twere not #o we should do Just as We BOW propose to do, viz SPLIT THINGS WIDE OPEN 3IISS CORA MISS RUTH . Railroad Station, Portsmouth, N.H., thirty minutes distant, where coaches from the house meet every train. ‘The fashionable resort of the North Shore. Open for the season June 27. BOYD. Sopreno: 1 HOMPSON, Contralto; ME. FRED. GRANT, Tenor; ‘Mux. WILSON, Baritone. K RENT SOCIETIES DESIRING & HALL AT a reasonable rent sloul iy tot Lincoin Post ‘Hall TE aS gor. 7th an n.w. Vacant Mondays, Tuesdays, ‘uesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. La for rent on Sundays. B : a ‘8 THERE A RA PROBLEM IN AMERICA‘ er, BOWEN, Rev, 3. A. 5 COOPER, FRANK JONES, Prop. Second. ‘The backwardness of the season. ‘Third. The fact ofhaving manufactured a tremen- W. K. HILL, Manager. Hon. BK. BRUCE. iter, 5 er oMSTEWARD z and Mra 7) WE LELANDE. ATL dons stock of goods im that everything Ine Syaupostum at the ‘On the beach, Would be in readiness, METROPOLITAN A-M.E. CHURCH, ‘Fourth. We have met with o- Most. bet. 15th and 1th sts. n.w., ap28-am ape poy Plan eget FRIDAY E' MAY 15, 181, at So'clock. | 75 overy ae Music under the direction of Prot. John T. Layton. | "JHE WINDERMERE, SIX WEEKS Hon. John ¥. Cook will preside. “Admission. - oe pg ee Of time in which to dispose of the largest stock ef Sa Se ee Meamaes | Seas nt = FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING miuisic store, 0. W. my oe . Der . We ever iunutactured for this or any other market. (ACADEMY OF MUSIC. wa aeee Coe, . And insodoine will smash into smithereens the THURSDAY, MAY 14. protestations, pretensions and professions of the self- Proclanued benefactors of the people. AFTERNOON AT 3, Good valves we'veaiways given, but when It comesto EVENINGAT& + SOUVENIKS! SOUVENIRS! — SOUVENIRS?! ‘There's nothing mean nor paltry about them. No BOSTON coarse carda, cheese cakes, oF clicken coopein enitrya, FESTIVAL but something solid, suustaptal and southing, to wit! . pte SERGES, WOKSTEDS, HOMESPUNS, CASSiI- ORCHESTRA, MERES, TWEEDS, BANNOCKBURN CHEVIOTS, &e., &e., &e. Ao ee TPH AL Sic CLES ‘The products of the looms of the worid loom up and SOLOISTS: 3 3 AG hucr houcon the isinnd | Chelience your admiration by their eloquence. Si iecerSice” Beadtte pangs We DkApT MAR Suits, $18 Suite, @i7.75 Suite, 616.50 Suite, | ‘apisimo £15 Suits for men, Mii: HYGEIA, ATLANTIC CITY, Corner Paciti: and New’ York avenues. Q fipt-clame fanly tel, with Louie esmtoran New mgnaxetseut. Open sor the year. —_ ™ nanagenejOuN DHELLES NBERGER, acer. Prices (same at botk concerts), $1, 75 and 50 cents. SEAWARE WATER GAP. Tickets at Metzerott’s, 1110 F st. my21it fF pirated toe ism 3 r 7 and healthiuiess. For circular LL GuADI New Torxisa Barus, denon, = SAPs myStose=7 1329 Gt. now 2 CURES. |< EIT Bed ee NECKWEAX IN ENDLESS VARIETY. MARINE BAND The soothing effects of our contribution, to the gem: On its return from New York and Philadelphia at tho <0! weal fo cnempiiied, aw A Lhe statement FURNISHINGS: Go at ae ERE NN SN TITT c NSS Pee RPS ‘ccc ERE N NN Sas bs ins pease I ‘acnin sie saa ‘cluded from the tenetite thereut. ACADEMY OF MUSIC, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 1oTH. apt, thass-dw ra 7[PHE GOULD, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J,, 141 OCEAN ave. Near beach; new house; newly furnished; Leated ; modern conveniences. ‘Open'ali year. (apld-eolw) ED. L. GOULD. PRE MTN a, 2S a ye south of Pacific, Atlantic City, X.3. vues apne UNGATHOYD & MATLACK, Props, 10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, 7 AND #29 7TH ST. N.W., CORNER MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE STKICTLY ONE PRICE OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 11 P. ML my10-3m VO, TENNESSEE AVE. NEAR THE BEACH. ATLANTIC CITY, N. 3. NOW OPEN. apocosiua WM, E. CHEESE MAN. [POeSIDE, ATLANTIC CITY, B3-- Xext house to the beach. 50c: Dress Ci my7st ave., Open every eveniug until 7 o'ciock and Saturdays api-s, tu, that WHITE & REED. ee OPESEYSPRAGS AND BATHS, | SHENAN Suusrea‘a - Joussox & Lorrarrs, propeistors, "Ucar “Wallow Bicaling: Acsenic? Sat fawn tennis, archery and other axiusscany ‘713 MARKET SPACE. sud drives, da ins pool in —_ and The three votels are even sor. malt - OT gg NF sere sere oes ge dey nti fede SPRING BRINGS MANY THOUGHTS. sna bre, Chauberiain of Washington wil be inate | WE HAVE IN STOCK SOME FIFTY HANDSOMB mndauce. Brot. ‘brass and string band * furnish music. TENNE) & 0O., Ns FOREIGN BOBES. IN ORDER TO MAKE To some poetical, to othérs practical. That this | Hotel Wa D:., antl June 1d, after tastat Wi afier that at spring’s sales may be the greatest we've ever known— | Urkney Sprinss. ‘apo THEM MOVE FASTER WE here are values y—even more extraordi- JOODLAWN, ROCKVL MD.. WILL BE a pas elle pr W pened or x aps pw 1. For HAVE MADE THE FOLLOW- ‘One case remnants of 4-4 Bleached Cotton. Worth | {orims.npply at DEN HOTEL, 1, ING REDUCTIONS: 10c. Remnant price 734e. One case remnants of 5-4 Bleached Cotton. Worth 15e. Remnant price 100. NEGLIGE SHIRTS AND SHIRT WAISTS. ILL TOP HOUSE. HARPER'S PERRY, W.VA; ‘500 tet above town and rivers; railroad'station in juil view: scenery croin porticoes Unsurpassed; table ‘jase; $0; open Le = Sypavim © V"2H08.'s. LOVETT, Proprietor. | €90 ROBES NOW #20. | $20ROBES ROW 14 Men's Outing Cloth, Madras, Satin ana silk Nectige | MI Yhoroucily comiertabierrerernisbed, orca ni the | © ROBES NOW 27.50.1915 ROBES NOW #10. ‘Shirts ranging frou 50c. to $4each. year; Ucean end New York ave. Boys’ ‘Madras, Outing Cloth and Flannel | _#?=2-3m_ E. K. NEWCOMER Shirt Walste, Slane 4to 14 yeara, Ranging trom 25c. | [ui ABERDEEN oat ~ shoei aera Directly on the beach, meer inlanticitty. mbeat, | THE QUALITIES AND STYLES ARE PERFECT, a waver Views 4 PARASOL BARGAIN. apse SAS ST Sodas or._| AND THOSE IN NEED OF A FINE AXD Zeer lace Parsscla. Fully worth $1. Retuced pes) Ea TE BEAUTIFUL DRESS AT 4 LOW PRICE WILL DO WELL TO CALL aT Gloria Umbrellas at 96¢. “ahiwan, ALEX. M. OPPENHEIMER, Prop. 26-inch Parazon-frame | 24 and 26-inch Silk Gloria Umbrelias. Sold here- 7 3 as Pb Range tages ere EL BERL prendre By a ng pt norte So eee ane peieeesene es Seeasieest oar wo. Eye foun’ con Ske a IMITED. other house, and, in most instances, jower. Convince | Beis. Seated ise aay yourself by asking for samples and prices. ipuE Bak. 2. We x. 3. ve. ‘Taal 3 7 JOHNSON & LUTTRELL’S TLANTIC CITY, WN. 3. EY rorvuan ruce nar cooos moom, | ist sect sees wm vores soma insisashatobh Ghanaians: 1 mags UO FEXNSYLVANIA AVE. XW. en a= sen water festa orm ATLANTIC CITY. %. 1. Hot snd Cbd Sen Water Daihe tn the lou #3 FEET syamiet tonics Be le