Evening Star Newspaper, May 16, 1891, Page 16

16 LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. FORECAST TILL RIGHT A. M. SUNDAY. For the District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia, clearing: colder; northwest winds. CONDITION OF THE WATER Tem ture and ‘condition of water at 7 am: Great Falla temperature, 60: condition, $6. Receiving reservoir, temperature. 68. Con- dition at north connection. 30: condition at south connection, 36; distribut femperatare, 66: condition at mt gate house, 36; condition st effluent gate house, 36. Low Water. 827 am. 99:00pm Gast Cuma xp Jarax Tea Co. 731 7th st, bet. Gand H. ae acl "goods in our line. Baker's Chocolate. Baker s Breakfast Cocoa, ‘Eagle Condensed Milk. ‘The Johnston Breakfast Coffee. ‘The Johnston Spring Leaf Blended Tea. Gugat Curva axp Javan Tza Co., 781 Tthat., bet. Gand H Special Telephone, 816. For Resr, sale and other cards go to Mc- Guz & Wariace, 1107 E st. nw. Pyxcaatic and cushion bicycles, 1221 F gt. S0e. Ox tax Dottan.—We will close out our wall paper department at this enormous reduc- ficou. douros Laxssvuow, 13th and Pots. Ose Case 36-inch challies, beautiful styles, 123¢¢.; a few pieces half-wool outing cloth, were 25e., now 123gc.; black satteen remnante, 25e. quality, ige-; Clark's O. N. 7. spool cotton, 5c. per dozen; Tr cent trade. = Pe F. Sarr . Sarria, $120 M st., Georgetown. Howas artificial eyes. Hemrien’s, 453 Paave. the time to bay 2 ges io Is the time to buy » re. “etd Lath street Is the place to be suited. “Prnrecr” ine. Customers will guarantee these gas stoves good bakers and cheaper than coal Cuas. A Moppmeax, 2th at. bet. F and G. Commexctxa Moxpay Moxs1xa we will sell our entire stock of wall paper at reduction of S0c. on the dollar. Now is your opportunity. Sours Laxscnon, 13th o11 F sti. Gou Grasses. Crrv Orrica:.S-one, 477 Pa av. Laemranse Rone should be put up by responai- Die tocal established persons. J. H. Ku sunxe. Svoam Gives Awaz. Two pounds granuiated sugar given away on Saturday, May 16, to every purchaser of one pound of tea or A. and P. baking powder. ‘Tur Gurat Aruaxtic axp Pactric Tra Co., ‘501 and 503 7th et., 1620 14th st. n.w., 3104 M st., Georgetown. 225 stores in the United States. Pure goods sold only. Beware of mushroom concerns and imitators. N.H. B Reapr for hot weather. Gas stoves. Gasoline, Coal Oil. C. A. Mepprmay, 614 i2th st. Exectaic gas lightinz, speaking tubes, £c. 1206 Pennsylvania avenuc. Posrrive Crne row Pitxs.—Use T.W. Betton’s Tnfallible Pile Salve. Most wonderfui cures accomplished and substaatially indorsed b; testimonials. Try it and be relieved. At druggists’ or mailed upca receipt of 50 cents box by the WivKELMANN & 0 0. of Baltimore, Md. Szx Ove assortment of matings. Jvuivs Laxsccnon, 13th and F ste. Benxztzr pure rye whisky. Ovx Bors’ long pants suits for $4 are beau- ties; better qualities proportionately low. Eisemax Buos., th and E Psrcros, Smith Wheel 1291 F stnw. Gasouise 5 gals. best, 75e. Prompt delivery. C. A. Muppntas, 614 12th st. Cuast makes, alters, repairs umbrellas and parasols. Lith’st. opposite Star office. Gas Stoves. Suxpvé Bno., 432 9th st. Hevaicu’s Extra Pale Lager the best. Bot- fled by the Autixutox Borriixe Co. Liomrsrxo Rops practically and scientifically putup. J. H. Keeuuixo. Fixe Oxp Rrx and Bourbon whiskies of 1963, 1873 and 1879, the choicest to be had, and of which I make @ specialty. Callat the old es- tablishment of Cusus Lanpea, 097th street Rorth west. ‘Une price only. Buaxazer is pure. Oruxa Abs Reap Tuex. ca Mepontax, 614 12th st. Wx Anr Crosrxo out our stock of wall papers Stareduction of Sc. on the dollar. Now is Laxssvuen, 1th and F. Ovz Scrgurom Facriiries enable us to turn out the very best workmanship and most per- fect fit in our custom department, aud our stock of imported and domestic fabrics has no ‘equal as to variety and completeness. Eisemax Buos, 7th and E. Daaz, Tourist, Kenwood, 1221 F st. nw. Jauzs B. Hexpeusos, 923 Fst ow. New and artistic effects in paperhangings. Spring styles and colorings now ready for ex- Bibition. 923 F st ow. 923 Fst nw. Hor Wzsrurs, well baked bread, broiled Steak, cool kitchen, cheaper fuel anda perfect gas range, all go together. as. A. Mcpprmay, 614 12th st. Jost Buckrven per S. 8. Vegas # fine assort- ment of Amontillados and Olarvso sherries, es- ly intended for medicinal purposes. Cuz. 909 7th st. nw. : Suepp & Bao, gas fixtures, 432 9th st. Puace Your Onveus for window screens, loose covers, awnings, 4c. Estimates farnisbed. Jutivs Laxssunon, 13th and F sts. Fun Ponraarrs at Kets Kemethy’s, 1109 Pa. av. Have Your Caarers cleaned by the ammoni- sted steam process, 1705 E st. Telephone 804. 4 Pex Gatioy, $1 per quart, S0c. a pint Rrsowese the boys’ short pants suits we ad- Vertise from $2 up. Ersemax Bnos,7th and E. Iv You Aux Scyveaixe from the effects of le grippe the best tonic to use is Xander's Bowte-made Wines and whiskies, as recommended by the leading physicians. "909 7th st. n.w. Visit tax Expres Caxret Cizaxtva Woaxs, (21-635 Mase. ave. n. w. Telephone 425-2 Fossaix's Icz Cazax shi; anywhere out ef town. 1427 New York es Razz Cuance.—To introduce the work will mine te eqenion Ss eee -ABROoK, 711 Market Space. Carn TeLernoxe 634-8 And order a case of Heurich’s Extra Pale Lager. Puomnine and heating. Suxpp & Buo., 482 9th. Bas Canaisozs at Actuat Cost.—We have = of them. Juzivs Laxspunon, 18th 1. . Jartabley’ae chjectioanite onster bars, will : cont ; any window from 18 to 45 inches in width; doors, best quality, complete with hinges, knob, &e $1.25 each. See them buying elsewhere. section of the best (not com and patent F Tetons One complete with couplings SE iris sen Sor OS cheapest inthe wot told with au uncondi- i Execraic Bet.ts,burglaralarms. J.H.Kves.ixe. Cuase, umbrella maker, 1ith st. Star office. it ‘Tuanr, 818 F street northwest. Bran rx Mixp the frock and sack suits in serge, cheviot and cassimere material CITY AND DISTRICT. AMUSEMENTS TUNIGHT. ; Acnsvon's.—Carloton Opera Company in Natronat.—Battle of Shiloh. Haanis’.—“Trish Luck.” Kxaxan's.—Sam T. Jack's Creole Company. peetemninbans CONDENSED LOCALS. One of the features at the Brooklyn memorial meeting to Gen. Sherman was the singing of memorial hymn by the Amphion Society of more than a hundred male voices. The kymn was written by Mrs. Emily Thornton Charles of this city. Mr. Robert Willett of the marshal’s office, who has been confined to his house by a serious attack of rheumatism for over two weeks, re- turned to his desk today. John Brockenbrough was fined $20 or sixty days by Judge Kimball today for discharging ® pistol on Sth strect southeast. A slight fire took piace in a house on Reeves between Ist and 3d streets northwest yesterday. H. Dickson, colored, nged forty Years, was found sick at 7th and G streets yesterday. He was taken to the Emergency Hospital, attended by Dr. Hall and sent to his home in Dougias , between 4th, 5th, G and H streets. ee Auction Sales of Real Estate. Duneanson Bros. auctioneers, have sold at public sale the following lots in Columbia Heights: Lot 13, block 37, fronting 50 feet on Whitey avenue between 13th and 14th streets and containing 10,3128 square feet, to Frank 8. Altemus for 30 cents per square foot; also lot 10, same block, fronting 82 feet on Whitney avenue and containing 16,250 square feet, to F. 8. Altemus for 233¢ cents per foot; also lot 4, same block, fronting 49 feet on Kenegon street and containing 9,381 square feet to Jobn W. Morris for 28 cents per foot; also lot 2, block 23, fronting 213 fect on Kenesaw avenue be- tween 12th and 13th streets, and containing 43,928 square feet, to John W. Morris for 213¢ cents per foot; also 2 lot 40x100 feet to a 16- foot alley at the corner of Nand 4th streets to Geo. K. Williams for 96 cents per foot. Ratcliffe, Darr & Co., auctioneers, have sold at publle sale, two two-story frame houses, Nos. 718 and 715 4th street, fronting about twenty- seven feet six inches, depth of lot 100 feet, to Washington Nailor for 26.425. Also two two- story brick houses, Nos. 709 and 711 4th street, fronting about twenty-seven feet six inches, depth of lot 100 feet, to Washington Nailor for 27.500. Also = of original lot 4, square 514, fronting fifty feet ten inches on New York ave- nue between sth and Sth streets, with a depth of about 139 feet to a thirty-foot alley, im- — by three frame houses, to H. W. Sohon for $1.60 per square foot. Also part of lot 13, square 199, fronting twenty-two feet nine inch on K street between 15th and 16th streets by a depth of eighty-two feet, alley on the side, to Dr. J. W. Bayne for $5.34 per square foot. Also the north two feet six inches of lot 19, and all of lots 20, 21 and 22, square 777, fronting sixty- two feet six inches on 3d street between G and H streets northeast by a depth of 164 feet, to B.S. Donaldson for 51 cents per square foot. ees Matron Lewis’ Talk to Mothers, Miss Lewis, the police matron, spoke at the mothers’ meeting in the Wimodaughsis parlors Thursday afternoon of the need of matrons in all our police stations and gave excellent advice to mothers about the care of their daughters, urging them not to allow their young daugh- ters to go to matinees unattended by some older lady; to be very cautious about allowin, them to go on moonlight excursions, all times to know what company their girls and boys are in. a Record of Condemnation. Record has been made of the award of the jury tocondemn land for the extension of T from Ist street west to Le Droit avenue. To Elizabeth Moore et al. for 86-100.acre they award €374.61. geadisens reel ca A Good Templar Entertainment. ‘Thursday evening a largely attended sociable was given by Star of Hope Lodge, I. 0.4. T., in their ballon Pennsylvania avenue and 19th street northwest. Mr. Johnson made a fitting welcome address and Mrs. Ballinger, chairman of the committee, then announced a well-ar- ranged program, which was excellently ren- dered. Refreshments of ice cream and cake were afterward served. wagme EES Nontm Care axp Rvssra Excunsiox.—We would call special attention to this attracti trip. which sails by the populer Anchor line steamer “City of Rome, lune 27. Call for daily program of the tour. 'W, P. Van Wickle, 1225 Pennsylvania avenue.—Advt. ee gees Rock Srrrxo Park (Leesnvno), Va—Mr. Danenhower desires toannounce thathe has dis- tributed all the tickets (300) for his excursion to the above park, advertised for next Tuesday, 19th instant, and "that the train com- of six elegant passenger coaches will start promptly on time, 10a.m. sharp, and make the ran in fast time without stop. Returning, leave the park at 2:30 p.m. sharp, arriving in Washington about 3:30 o'clock. A band of music will accompany the party... Holders of tickets who from any cause are unable to attend, will please return them to the office. 4 —————— Ose or rae Most DrstmasLe PRoPeaties ox F Srarsr is advertised for sale for Tuesday, 19, at 4:30 o'clock, being office building No. 610 F street. This should attract the attention of investors. See advertisement. ee Srizxpm Burtprxe Lots, corner of 7th and K streets southwest, to take place Monday 5:30 o'clock west for bi .m. No better location south- purposes.—Adet. ———_ ANew Rust Earare Ixvestaext Assocta- miox.—The Capital Real Estate Investment As- sociation will meet on Monday evening. May 18, at8 o'clock, in St. Joveph’s Hall, corner Sth and ove —-—_—_— Pranxep Saap in Marshall Hall's handsome and comfortable dining room, Sunday, May 17. See advertisement. Postroxemext or Paorerty Sate.—The sale of premises 2817 and 2319 Virginia avenue northwest, advertised by ‘Latimer & is spoued antl Monday’ afterncon mee Moy atSo'clock. This property is now rented and pays a good interest. Premier, hse “Marque Dri He is th ween ag is igne. ie riginal ‘exponent of this character, J. i Murray will be The Abbe. Hanuts’—“Lirtix Nvoort."—The Harris’ will have an see one of the funniest wusical comedies on the stage, “Little Nugget,” which will be the closing attraction. The company is a strong one, including Horbert Cawthorn, Joe Caw- thorn, Dick Chalfant, F. N. Meader, Burt Hul- bert, “Mise Lutie Miller, Miss Susio Forrester and ‘little Madeline and young Kennedy, the ists. Also the great Nugget quartet in the latest popular selections. Kenxax'e—Lasr Niout.—Sam T. Jack's col- lection of Creole belles and Egyptian and West Indian beauties, in their cloves the season at Kernan’s this evening. Next season the house will be known as the New Lyceum Theater and will have # grand main entrance on Pennsylvania avenue, on which work has already begun, New featares will be introdaced and dramatic, comedy and opera companies are booked, and only the best vaudeville attractions will be presented. Taxoma Panx.—The first entortainment of the Takoma Park Musical, Literary and Scien- title Circle will be given at Union, Chapel; Ta- koma Park, Monday evening at 8 o'clock. Tickets, 25 cents. The tally-ho will leave Wi- lard’s at 6 p.m. for the lovely drivo out. Fare, 25 cents. Caxrata or “Tue Frower Querx.”—The Pupils of the first division of the public schools will present the cantata of “The Flower Queen" at the National Theater Monday evening for the benelit of the teachers’ library. ‘Tickets at is’. ‘Te Cuonat. Soctert Bexerrr.—Several of the leading musical organizations of the city have tendered their services to the Choral Society for a benefit concert, and the Academy of Music has been secured for that purpose for the even- ing of May 27. The Georgetown Amateur Or- chestra, the Washington Saengerband, the Schubert and Philharmonic Quartets and Mr. Anton Kaspar, solo violinist, will appear in ad- dition to the Choral Society. ‘This will be the first time that our local musical societies have appeared together and the oceasion will be full of interest. ‘Lhe proceeds are to be applied to the debt of the Choral Society, which is about $650. The society has accomplished a great deal for musie in Wi ton aud hag merited a generous support. ‘Their f “The Messiah” and “The 3 Bride” were given ata loss. All should be willing to help the society meet its obligations and the concert on the 27th will give them @ good chance. The tickets at 75 and 50 cents for reserved seata will be piaced on sale at Metuerott's on Tuesday morning. Manr¥x Contxon.—The sixth annual com- mencement of the Martyn College of Elocution takes place Wednesday evening at the Academy of Music. ‘The exercises will ‘wtirpase those of any preceding year, and will include humorous nd dramatic recitations, scenes, pantomimes, tableau recitals, unpersonation§ class. drill, statuary grouping, involving fifty-six attitudes, accompanied by the full orchestra music; con tests in the art of expression, nine studies in facial expression, to conclude with the magniti- cent comedy-draia, “The Raven,” in four acts, by Webster Edgerly. Mr. Robert L. Downing, the tragedian, will award the diplomas. Ke- served seats, 25, 50 and 75 cents, at Metzerott’s. ‘Tux Manixk Bsxp's Coxcent.—The second concert of the Marine Band, which took place last night at the Academy of Music, was char- acterized by fully as much enthusiasm on the part of the audience as that which greeted this splendid organization on its immediate return from its successful tour. There were eleven numbers on the program and each received an encore and sometimes the encore numbers had to be repeated. Owing to Mr. Souss’s sudden ilness 3 Petrola, the assistant conductor, wielded the baton. ‘the notable selections were Schubert's unfinished symphony, ex- cerpts from Berlioz’s “Damnation of Faust” and Sousa’s “Stag Party,” a descriptive med- ley that is very happily worked up. Miss Marie Decea sang the Bolero from the “Sicilian Ves- pers" and the grand aria from “Linda,” and the applause she received showed the strong Hold she ‘has obtained upon the Washington pul formanc ee gees Bibles for Washington Children. Dr. Pitzer, president of the City Bible So- ciety, was cordinlly received at the seventy- fifth anniversary of the American Bible Society in New York last Thursday and wns invited to make an address. Great satisfaction was ex- pressed at the progress made in the work of distributing Bibles to the children in Washing- ton. Six thousand children have been furnished with copios. a A Musket From Lafayette. Mrs. N. W. Halstead, vice regent for New Jersey, who is detained at her home by illness, has, by the hands of her cousin, Alexander Porter Morse, donated to the Mount Vernon Kegents’ Association a Charleville musket, one of 500 which was presented by Lafayette to the Continental Congress. ‘This musket was pur- chased by Gen. N. Norris Halstead, who in- tended it to be placed in the Lafayette room at Mount Vernon, and it is now donated to the association for this purpose by his widow. ‘The enforced absence of Mrs. Halstead is greatly regretted by her associates. Class Organization ut the High School, The class of "91 of the High School was or- ganized on the 13th of this month. Mr. Cock- rell, the president of the “Commonwealth,” the school debating society, called the class to order and Mr. Moore was named as temporary secretary. The election for the ensuing year resulted as follows: President, Mr. J.B. Sleman; Ist vice president, Miss E. A. Gibbs; 2d vice president, Miss. C. P. Dulin; secretary, Miss Shuiile; treasurer, Mr. T. Thomson; historian, Mr. E. Cockrell; orator, Mr. J. W. Barber; poet, Miss E.R. Webs Broke Both Arms. This morning, about 3:30 o'clock, Mrs. Har- baugh of $25 C street southeast, fell down the stairs and was seriously injured by the fall, having both arms fractured. She was attended by Drs. Handy and Frederick and was sent to Prot Hospital. at ‘Held for the Grand Jury. * Ayoung colored man named James Adams was tried in the Police Court today, charged with housebreaking at the store of Heury it | Londy, on 7th street. It was alleged that he and another man broke Londy’s window and carried off two revolvers. Policeman Barnes arrested Adams on com- <> roprietor of the store and Judge liller held bpd in €500 security to await the action of the grand jury. Maxes Tar Wear Srnoxa. ‘The way in which Hood's Sarsaperitla ‘builds up people in run down or weakened ‘state of health conclusivel# proves the claim ‘that thismedicine “makes the weak strong." Itdoee not acf like » stinulant, imparting fictitious strength from which there must follow # reaction of grester weakness than before, but in the most naturel way Hood's My strength left me and I felt sick and mis- erable all the time. Hood's Gersaparitia cured me. There is nothing like it,"—-B. C. i i iG Esa dj i; Hay mg. I thank you s thousand times. DENNIS DOWNING, Waterbury, Vt. ‘and humors of the skin, scalp ‘and biood, with loss of hair, from infancy to age, from. pimples to scrofula, Sold everywhere. Pri¢e, CUTICURA, 50c.; SOAP, ‘Sie. : RESOLVENT, $1. Prepared by the POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston. &g-Send for *‘How to Cure Skin Diseases," 64 pages, 50 illustrations and 100 testimonials, henna mica Seaneirers Era SR PIMPLES, black heads, red, rough, chapped and oily skin cured by CUTICURA SOAP, ACHING SIDES AND BACK, ‘Hip, kidney and uterine pains and weaknosses relieved in one minute by the CUTICURA ANTI-PAIN PLAS- ‘TER, the first and only pain-killing plaster. my13-wks CITY ITEMS. ‘The Johnston Spring Leaf BlendedTes, e Pare #0 blended as of drinks. Jouxstox Buos. & Co., 689 La. ave., 607-613 N. ¥. ave. It Telephone, 818. The Johnston Rreaktect Coffee. sure you it “Why Swelter? ‘There's no need for you to suffer with the heat. Our light-weight Underwear ranges in price from ap, and great value for the Prise) tawny Faaxo & Sox, One Price, it Cor. 7th and D. Dr. French, THE RENOWNED MAGNETIC BOSTON SPECIALIST, 135 F ST. N.W. HIS UNPARALLELED SUCCESS. Results still prove that Dr. French's method pre-eminent in the cure of ‘The great difference between Dr. Freneh’s treatment and that of other phy- sicians is due to bis great magnetic power and the thorough mastery of its principles. Dr. French's marvelous skill is directed more expecially to those diseases which have been given up by other physicians as incurable. worst cases of Uatarrh, Sciatica, Piles, Rheumatism, Lumbago, Fistula, Female Dit culties of the very worst description, Dyspep- sia, Scrofula, Neuralgia, Deafness, Sore Lyeu and Blindness, Skin Diseases, Nervous Exhans- tion, Irritation of the Brain Nerves, Sleepless- ness and all Nervons disorders, Bladder Troubles, Tumors, Dropry, and, in fact, every chronic disorder, no matter how long standing. Many of the worst cases cured without the use of medicine, simply by applying the hands to the afflicted parts and driving from the human frame, by means of his great magnetic power, the pain and suffering of years. Unrivaled in our hands is the cure of all forms of is, Bone and Joint Diseases, Muscular and Nervous Weakness, Spinal Diffi- culties, Impotency, Spermatorrhwa, Brain Workers and Enfeebied Women. Do not let the senseless talk of prejudiced and ignorant persons prevent you from inves- tigating and satisfying yourself that Dr. French can cure you. Remember you are the sick and suffering ones, and your wish is to get well, and itis aduty you owe to yourselves and family to employ sure and specdy means. Consultal is free and private. Office hours from 9a. m. to6 p. m. It ‘The Sick Given Free Treatment Mondays and eed from 9 to 10 a.m. Magnetism and Electricity. No medicines, ‘All manner of disease quickly ¢ured. Call and see certificates of physicians and others. Miraculous, wonderful, astonishing, con Disease diagnosed without information. Ladies’ private consultations with Mra. E. V. SxELL, Magnetic Institute, 904 N.Y. ave. 1t* tried R. Waphington’s Te taaree tee! a Be Fow’s. The Old Reliable Tea Houses. ‘Tue Gaeat AtLaNtio axp Pactric Tza ComPanr. Best Granulated Aigo. New crop Teas at 35 38°s0 ana 200. per Earned by Forty Years of Faithful Examine our New High-Arm No. 9. Ite silent rotary motion free from the heavy, rasping ac- tion of shuttle machines. Warrizr & Witsox Mro. Co., fe28-ste 437 9th st. nw. Caligraph Writing Machine disposes of the fathroced use ne pen. 9 Now js the Time to buy for preserving. Granulated Sugar, 43; couts, “Tux Gurar Atiantic axp Pacuric'Tea Company, 501-503 7th street, corner 7 E. myl5-2¢ The land Brand Or Axtsorr’s lxpra Pate ALE, Brewed and bottled in England by the re- nowned firm of 8. Allsopp £ Sons’, L _ can be had from Joux H. Macruprn, 1417 New York ave. and 1122 Conn. ave. $31-sdtu,te An Invention Making Sewing s Pestime, & Wilson's New High Arm No. 9. It charms on sight. Its use enraptures. Office 437 9th street northwest. all-te EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &c. GUNDAY, May 17, 1801. tomake ‘The paths of June more is thine, sweet May!” *“The voice of one wh before, 10 oes before, PLANKED SHAD AT MARSHALL HALL. SEE THE PLANKING OF THE SHAD ON THE GREEN LAWNS OF MARSHALL HALL! SUNDAY, MAY 17, the ‘CHARLES MACALES- TER” will leave her wharf, foot of 7th st., AT11 A.M. AND 2:30 P.M. FOR MARSHALL HALL, ‘The reliable W. W. CORCORAN at PM. Boats returning at 2:20, 6:30 and 7 p.m. FARE, ROUND TRIP, 25 CENTS. HOT PLANKED SHAD DINNER ALL DAY LONG! Dinner ready on arrival of morning bost. ‘Menu—Marshall Hall Clam Chowder, Marshall Hall Planked Shad, Potatoes, Lettuce, Salad, Coffee, &c. DINNER, 7% CENTS. ‘See the Handsome New Dining Room—cool, ‘and comfortable in any sort of weather. JOS. C. McKIBBIN, Marshall Hall. a 1, BLAKE, commanding ‘‘Macalester.” my! NLIGHT EXCURSION "8 Christian A ‘Steamer SAMUEL J. Pl Music’ by ore! BEASON 1601. ‘THE CONEY ISLAND OF THE POTOMAC. MORE ATTRACTIONS THAN ALL OTHER RIVER RESORTS COMBINED. THE PALACE STEAMER SAMUEL 3. PENTZ Will make three trips WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, and every Wednesday during the season, Leaving 7th st. wharf 9:45 a. m., 1:45 and 6:45 p. m. Tickets, 25 centa Steamer and grounds lighted by Electrictty. ‘The Best Meals furnished on the Potomat river or anywhere else for only 50c. No objectionable parties allowed on boat or grounds. For charters for steamers Samuel J. Pents and Mary ‘Weshington call or address & 6. RANDALL, Proprietor, myll GPAND EXcunsion RIVER VIEW, ON SUNDAY, MAY 17, 1891. TICKETS, each a Gitidren hder 12 years ‘The new and elegant steamer Samuel re the wir a 0:50 a-tu,"snd 3 pin. ie bowliue, dancing and other Proretecd Qozsec Axp Laxe Sr. Joux Rarwar. Only rail route to the delightful summer resorts north ‘0f Quebec, through the GANADIAN ADIRONDACKS. ‘Magnificent scenery. Beautiful climate. ‘Monarch Parlor and Sleeping Cars. Hotel Roberval, Lake St. John, recently enlarged, has first-class sccommodations for 300 guests, and is Fun in connection with the ‘‘Island House” at the Grand Discharge, the center of the ‘‘Ouananiche” fishing grounds. Daily communication by steamer acrossthe lake. The fishing rights of Lake St. John and tributaries, an ares of 20,000 square miles, are free to rueste of the hotels. For information as to hotels apply to manager Hotel York. apts,12t Qa erconsrox——————— 22 MILES ON THE POTOMAG FOR 15 CENTS. Steamers. rom 7th st. ferry whast. and ar . ft Alenapdrin, Ve. Ewinereie. = jer. ; 1, urdava and Mocha Cafeo,at 88, and ste,|_STAGE_ EXCURSIONS. ous ton er of Moyune Teas, at Ot per Der TALLY-HO 2OACH, LINE BATES: go : BOL and 508 7th street | 20, *ai eu, 80s. ae sunday, ig northwest; 1620 14th street northwest; 3104 M | dinner at the b ar ne isha tay ig $2 Wentern Barket; 8! aud 9 0 birest Narkot Eeaetectte Sah pe ‘and 101 Northern y Beware of | 14th juniniutes later. #3 S HOTELS. ‘OTEL FREDONIA, ie potich, MLNS The en WwW ‘ILLAED’S HOTEL, ‘Ps. ave. and 14th st, We D.o. i a EBBITT HOUSE, ; = ‘WASHINGTON,D.C. BLOOD. Stir up tira, bud wp te eye, rorelate te nd pet the Ridnayein a aainy condi ion With ‘WILLIAMS SARSAPARILLA. armen AMUSEMENTS. ‘The American War Piay, Sih. GLH. GRAND MILITARY PROCESSION. ToNIcHT: TONIGETN Positively Last Appearance of ‘SAM T. JACK’S GREGLI Eze BURLESQUE COMPANY. ‘ASADEMY OF mUsic. WEDNI , owORaL SOCTEtY, GEORGETOWN aman ‘UR ORCHESTRA, WASHINGTON SAENGERBUND, SCHUBERT QUARTET, PHILHARMONIC QUARTET ‘Mr. ANTON KASPAR, VIOLINIST. Rencrved tenis, 75 und O00. Tickets af Mctaerott's Tuesday, May myl6-10t LL Xcory ‘SIC HALL. SIXTH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT Of the MARTYN COLLEGE OF. ELOCUTION, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 20. The exercioes of the approaching commencement will be more briniant than to * Shdwill include the followime. ©. S2Y Precedina year, 3, Humorous and Draniatic & Pantomimes, . £ Tableau Revitats, & inp & Class Drill. vo ae %. Statuary Grouping, involving fifty-six attitudes, accompanied by the full orchestra mae Contests in the Art of ‘Fapression, nine studies & ip facial expression, to conclude with the inagmiacent Comedy-1 “THE RAVEN," In four act pBY..Webster Eagerly, author of “Christopher Colum- ‘Mr. ROBERT L. ‘NING, the tragedian, will award the dipimas, PO _ Z pieserved seats,25, 50, 75 cents, at Metzerott's, 1110 Ali persons who intend to enter the summer class will be civen reserved seats free. Suunmer ¢! Row ready at Martyn College, G4 12th st. Bw. we NEW NATIONAL THEATRE, MONDAY, MAY 18, 1891, AT 8 P. M., THE CANTATA OF THE FLOWER QUEEN, By the pupils of the First Division of the Public Schools. -50 cents. ‘Reserved seats, 50 and 25 cents, extra, according to | } location. For sale at Ellis’ Music Store, 037 Pennsyl- ‘vania ave, Proceeds to be devoted to purchase of teschers’ AUCTION SALES. | epee, eee “YORE RAE RS CRETE a Ne GLA Gee TAINED In WO BU! w ™ . MAY TWENTY- Stak EE PPRE MOREING. EAR TIRE: 78, CONTINUING b. Day at SAME rem Giethects scrtbwest, Weshinston, mc.. the eptirwcostents of the RIGOS HOUSE. com hae of TERE ee ERING: = QONCERT GRAND PIANO, CHICKERING INDOW DRAPERIES in” BROCA ELLE Stik, Plush, Lace and other inaterial, TWO of the LAKGEST AND MOST MAGNIFI- CENT MIAKORS in the United Elecant Bronze Ficures, Urna, Pedestals, ENS Very lance and handsome Eqyptian Marble ‘Ou Patni Marqueterie Tables. paz, Wilton Velvets, Mouguet and other Car- ‘Tete-s-Tete Parlor Suites, Reception Chair, Vis-s- ‘Vie Chairs, Eneravinrs Ornaments, CHAMBERS. (Chat ber ae eae Pillows, Bolsters, Bisutets, Shecter Corer Meroe Comoran, Window Draperies. Laces, Say seit and other iy ete = . : xe Walnut ery Handsome Wehnut Laster: Magnificent Buffet and Cat’ Sideboards. Magnificent Mirrors, Side ‘Tabien, Butiers Tables come ‘Glassware, China and Crockery, Window Kievan Linen and Fruit othe, Napkins, Be. ‘Tete-a-Tete Breakfs other Glass and" other ware, FINE "WALNET, Biases TRIMME LARGE "SIDEBOARD, CASHLEW'S DESK, Mirrors, Pinted and other ware. 4 Fine "ablee i af Fine Batuard 1 cr = i Balls, Cues, Mirrors, Back Bar Fixtures, Bar, Glass Ware, Bar Utena Covers, Beet ee SEN ‘WINE ROOM. kies, Git, Ian and other Liquors of first quailty. READING ROOMS. Writing Tables, Lo: Broilers, Roasters, het articies usually found in crous other articles nsually found -clsas hotel an.t {oo humerousto mention bere, Furattare i tus husel i Ueyoad the average and fare in this huvel is bey ts worthy the attention o. hove des. tous of Faruishing and refitting, everything brine in first-class order. ‘Catalowues can on appiyin to DUNCANSON BROS., ct ‘actionsers. my lite TE oF fer three day ihe Sta¥ Dewsbaper at tie fi fg purchaser. ELBRIDGE J: PATTER 1 So. 125 Lith, RATCLIFFE, DARE & CO., Auctioneers, my16-d&us Mbrary. my15-3t DDD U UMM MM PBI A NN N EEE BRU UMMEME BE AA RN NE DDD UUM M MBBB LLLLA AN NN ERE RRR A 900 REI Be dk SG EEE ss Be AA 9, ER S35, BE 24 SS Eee S87 LasT DAY, SATUBDAY, 16TH. ‘Bix races, including Pink Cost Hunters’ Race, Farm- ers’ Race and Grand Steeplechase for the Dumblane cup. . Prices of Admission: Grand Stand and Pool Lawns— For sale at the Shoreham, National Hotel, Metzerott's Music Store and Arlington Hotel and atthe track. ‘Trains leave B. & O. depot at 2:15. Races begin promptly at 3 o'clock. Do or miss “The crowning event of the present ae. ‘The First Tnvertainuent of the TSROMA’ PATE SICAL, LITEKAHY. &ND SCIENTIFIC CIRCLE, fo be given in the UNION CHAPEL at Tak MATT, Ss. Admission, at the i ‘and tableaux: All arrans Pista for the Taliy-no Coach line to start, Hotel, Pa. ave. apd Lith st., at 6 o'clock, fora myl5-2t IsA1, at 8 o'cloc LATIMER & SLOAN, Auctioneers, AN ELEGANT THREE-STOKY AND BASEMENT RESIDENCE, No. 1116 VERMONT AVENUE, AT AUCTION. On MONDAY AFTERNOON, MAY TWENTY- FIFTH, 1801, at FIVE O'CLOCK, im frout of the Premises, we shail offer at public auction that valu- able three-story and baxewent residence No. 1116 Ver- mont avenue, containing sixteen rooms, with molern improvements, carved walnut mante s, fine chande- Mers, capa: an.l elevant lath rooms, pentries and clowets, wide halls, wide and deep lot, with fine brick stable, side and rear alley, and taking it all together one of the most desirable remden-e properties in the city and where property is rapidly increasing tn value. ‘Terms: One-third cash; balance in one, two and three years, with notes Learing interest and secured by a deed of trust on the property suld. All conveyancing and recordiny at purchaser's cost. A deposit of 6500 ‘will be required at the time of sale. myl6-dkds_ LATIMER & SLOAN. Auctioneers. sey VAL; 7 phi Ox east Sibe On, SIXTE NG AND H STRKieiIS . Miller et al. are: ts. Nevill offer for salest public suction on FKIDAY the EIGHTH DAY OF MAY. JEL, ot FIVE, orcock ML f premises, mare tiecity of Waninetouy D.C. "Said Jot frumts $5 fect on 6th sireet and extends back of even widt Us } ‘Trustees. DUNCANSON BROS. , Auctioneers, hand Dsts.n.w. aplrdéds Sg@-THE ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONED UNTIL FRIDAY, THE FIFIEENGH DAY OF MAY, ab. 1891, at HALE-Pa\ Sok FM. SHARE: lovely drive out 14th st, route to Tak ‘Accommodations for 100 people, Fare, 250 TEAM RIDING GALLERY. New power-ouse site, 14th st. and Pa. ave. n.w. toBp.m. _ myl4.0t* myl5-2t" Ladies and children iro (ALBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. Event Matinee Saturday. THIRD WEE Tie SUMME OPEEA SEASON. W. TUN'S OPEEA COMPANY, GENERAL. eee aa Be. ‘Reserved Seats, 50 and Toc. Next week-QUEENS LACE HANDKERCHIEF and NANON- my ll = ‘BIJOU THEATER. Mrs. P. Harris, R. L. Britton and Tunis F. Dean, Pro- prictors and Managers. ‘Week commencing Monday, May 11. ‘The King of the Irish Comedians, CLEM C. MAGEE, Laughing Success, myl1-0 TRISH LUCK. R RENT—SOCIETIES DESIRING A HALL AT ‘a reasonable rent should apply to the janitor of Hess Res, Precast Madage tet hail for rent on Sundays. myTi-im TA, TEXAS, MEXICO. pec i patties, Sesi-mnonthiy” Tourist Pasties over the Southern Pacific Company's Sun Set and infer ciamarnaarteatk Pantie +46 So! Bast. phis._jadh-e, w10st New Torniss Barus, my8to}e27 1829 Get. now WHILE THE CLOTHES DO NOT MAKB ‘THE MAN THEY ADD CONSIDERABLE TO HIS APPEARANCE, AND APPEAR- ANCES GO A GREAT WAY THESE DAYS. A CORRECTLY DRESSED MAN NATURALLY COMMANDS MORE RE- SPECT AND ATTENTION THAN ONE WHOSE GARMENTS ARE SHABBY, ARE OUT OF STYLE OR FIT BADLY. If YOU WANT TO BE CORRECTLY AND STYLISHLY ATTIRED aT A SMALL EXPENSE BUY YOUB CLOTH- ING OF US. WE CAN FIT YOU WITH READY-MADE GARMENTS THAT ARE TO BE THE LOWEST FOR THE SAME QUALITY ANYWHERE. OUR LINE OF BUSINESS AND SEMI- DRESS SUITS ARE MARVELS OF SAR- TORIAL SKILL. OUTAWAYS AND SACKS, ALL SIZES, SHAPES AND GRADES. DO NOT FAIL TOSEE THEM. ROBINSON, PARKER & 00., AMERICAN CLOTHIERS, &.2 COR. 7TH AND D BTA H.W. myl4-00 Tux Axxonuarz> 5 STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND RENOVATING ‘WORKS, 1708 and 1710 Est. n.w., Are to ARTHUR BIRNEY. my8-ikds NATHANIEL CARUSI,) Trustees. tP-THE ABOVE Ae EosTPOnED. OX ac. count of the rain until TUESDAY, NINETEENTH MAY, ALD. IBUL, af FAVE OCLC Ca i my16Akds NATHANIEL CARUSE.S Trustees. “W. HANDY, REAL Esta KER, oo ‘o2i F ST.N.W. VALUABLE IMPROV oN PNET sinh REAL ESTATE WEEN 1 y AUCTI niieee, peak kee tine fon 12th stfvet. with a {oat alley, iinproved by'& Louge, No. OO Tk ‘northwest. ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONED ON Ac- San of, toe ruin, unit MONDAY, inyid RATCLIFFE, DARE CO., Auctioneers, ‘ATCLIFFE, DARK & CO.. i Rk ‘220 Pennayvanis avenue 2... EREMPTORY SALE BY AUCTION OF Y; PEINPROVED BUSINESS O8 LEMIDENCE PUG. ERTY AT THE NOKTHWEST CORNER OF OnPRDARTALS REET SESE hig, yu euim it of the premises. at FIVE, FINANCIAL. T° eacieeames A splendid tnvestment, one of the best paying far- niture factories tm the state of Indiana The present ‘owners wish to retire apd be relieved from the cares of vamness. One or two act:ve men can makes fortune. ‘The business has paid s lange dividend evesy year for the last firtenn years Has « lance and increasing trade. Present owners would continue to bold part of the sock a¢ an investment. Capital required to buy the eatiry plant 190,000.00. Address FURNITURE, care ALDEN & FAXON. ty 08 and GS W. 3d ot. Cipctmnati, Ohio. A rew POINTS WORTH REMEMBERING, If you want to open a bank account ; ‘Uf you want exchanee on New York, Balt- If you want « note discounted ; If you want to borrow money on eel lateral, If you have a real estate note to sell: If you wang to invest your funds im rea? 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