Evening Star Newspaper, May 18, 1891, Page 8

gt THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C. MONDAY, MAY 18, 1891. LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. YORECAST TILL RIGHT A. M. TUESDAY. For the District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia, generally fair; slightly warmer; sodth- fast winds. CONDITION OF THE WATER. Temperature and condition of water at 7 a.m: Great Falla. temperature, 58: condition. 36. Receiving reservoir, temperature, 65. Con- dition at north connection. 36: condition at south connection, 36; distributing | reservoir, temperature, 65; condition at influent gate house, 36; conditivu at effluent gate houre, 36. High Water. Low Water. S47am 403pm.|1016am. 10:31 p.m. » gray and light brown is the popular Ref Reg ay nodh sp th mo ne iz, 413.50, $15, $16.50 and 18. bomespuns. E:sruas Buos., 7th and Srrctacurs. Crry Orrc: Pies can be cured; don’t suf but use T. W. Betton’s Infallible stmple and effective. a positive cure. If not at your druggist sit will be mailed you upen re- ceipt of 50 cents per box by the WixgELwany & Buows Dave Co. of Baltimore, Md. Save your eyesight. Consult Hempues,cor.$}4. Benxexer pure rye whisk; Huvaien’s Extra Pale Lager the best. Bot- fled by the Autixorox BorTLine Co. Stout, 477 Pa. ave. Visrr rue Exrime Canret Cueaxrxa Wons, 681-635 Mass. ave. n. w._ Telephone 425-2 Coxsczt vs and our tailoring department for spring and cummer styles. Eiseaax Baos., 7th and E. : Frssex’s Ice Cnzam shipped anywhere out ef town. 1427 New York ave. ‘Bxaaxxer is pure. Janes F. OvsteR, Dealer in Fine Butter, Best. wing, near vh st., Center Market. Main oi Have Your ated steam proc . Telephone 804. fr row want to dress the bors well and with little expense, vou should call on E1sexax Buos., 7th and E. 1 per quart, 50c. s pint For Sraixo Lamp R. Kerr. Corned beef a specialty. Stalls: 625, 629 and 630 Center Market, 9th st. wing. Telephor , 1064-2. 206 and 208 Northern Libert Go to Jous Cat TeLEPHONE 634-3 And order a case of Heurich’s Extra Pale Lager. Se> our children’s suits from $2 up. Eisz- max Buos., 7th and E. Tuaur, 818 F street northwest. CITY AND DISTRICT. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Aupavon’s.—Carleton Opera Company in “The Queen's Lace Handkerchief.” Natoxat.—Public school pupils in “The Flower Queen. About 12 o'clock Sa covered in the rear avenue—Fechner’s jewelry establishment—aud extinguished with slight loss. Mrs. Kobert Ladon, a white woman of twenty- two years, died last night suddenly at 1158 Lin- kin’s alley, between L, M, 18th and 19th streets alley, between K, L, 2ist and 22d streets no: West, this morning. tetalen Seo THE FIKST BAPTIST CHURCH. Interesting Exercises at the Annual May Service of the Sunday School. service of the Sunday school of the First Baptist Church was held last evening at the church, which was crowded tothe doors. The chancel was beautifully decorated with fowers and during the services @ young lady,amember of the school, was baptized in the raised pool. The services were opened with a chorus, “Fill the Ranks,” by the school, and then Rev. Charles A. Stakely, the pastor, made an invocation. Appropriate addresses were made by Mr. W. B. Powell, jent of the public shools, and by Mr. B. Hi. Warner. In the musical part of the program the members of the school were as- sisted by the following: Musical director, P. E. Rice; violins, a ). Ser Anton Ku ¥. F. Peabody and H. ‘inckel and E. Kubel: bass, N. Bailey; ‘cello, M. E. W. Stone, and cornet, Dr. Employes to Get Their Pay. In the case of RC. Weightman against the Washington Critie Company for receiver, &c., Judge Hagner has made an order directing the ment of wages of employes and tolls of Suited Press Association, $867.60. pe Death of Mrs. Hamilton. Mrs. Mary Ann Hamilton, whose death oc- curred in this city on Friday morning at the residence of her granddaughter, Mrs Mary Ward Shuster, was ninety-three years of age, having been born August 26, 1797. In 1818 she was married to the late Robert Mandeville Hamilton, who was for thirty years consul at Montevideo, and during the many years that she liyed in South America she was noted for her hospitality, dispensed at the residence of the consul. Since the death of her husband Mrs. Hamil- ton has resided with her children and_grand- children in Warrenton and Richmond, Va., and lately in Georgetown. - peaiann tr ee ba ‘The Biological Society. At the regular meeting of the Biologieal So- ciety held Saturday evening in the assembly room of the Cosmos Club five interesting pa- Pers were read and discussed as follows: Prof. ‘arrow Weed” Mr. J. M. Holzinger—“In- centives to Natural History Work.” Mr. Wm. Palmer—“The Distribution of Certain Mam- mals, Birds and Plants on the Pribyloff Islands.” Dr. George Vasey—“Notes on Re- cent Field Work of the Botanical Division of the Department of Agriculture.” Mr. F. A. Lucas—“On a Tortoise from Dunean Ielazd.” A number of new members were elected to the society at its executive session. —__ ‘Transfers of Keal Estate. Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: W. D. Gregg to H. T. Taggart, lot 24, sq. 263, and sub F, sq. 264; @—. Abbie M. Chamberlin to Emma B. Fitz Gerald, lot 5, blk. 34, Columbia Heights; AN EXAMINATION WAIVED. William Fletcher Arrested on = Charge of Six years ago a minister of the gospel per- formed a ceremony which was the means of causing unceasing trouble to William Fletcher. William is a hodcarrier and @ hard-working man, and never before was he ever in custody. About the time stated William and Gabrielle were made one, but they did not remain one more than a year, for then they separated. William thought it was not well to live alone the remainder of his life and so he went in search of another companion. Sarah Ann Ford suited him, and after a pleasant courtship they were married shortly before Christmas. Gabrielle did not learn of his second mar- riage until some time after the knot was tied, and last week she procured a warrant for Wil- Tiam’s arrest. Saturday afternoon William had a hod on his shoulder and was just entering a building in course of erection when Policeman Trammell Stopped him and placed him under arrest. Villiam could find no one who would become responsible for his appearance, and conse- ently he had to remain behind the bars. While there he spoke to every one who passed his cell, and he was anxious to impress upon their minds the fact that he thought it singular that a mancouldn’t marry a8 many women as he 8 ‘This morning in the Police Court Lawyer Peyton appeared as William's counsel and waived an examination. saan IE ¥.MC. A. ATHLETICS Preparations for Opening Their Park on Decoration Day. ‘The new athletic park of the Young Men's Christian Association, at the corner of 17th and U streets, was opened for inspection Satur- day afternoon. Owing to the drizzling rain but few outside of the lovers of the sport were present There were no exercises of any kind. ‘The grounds were in excellent condition con- sidering the short time the boys have been at work. They will be in tip-top order by the time of the field day exercises on the 30th of this month, however. Prof. J. W. Simms has in training a class of seventy young men who are preparing for the sport on Memorial day, and he is confident that some of the District records will be broken. The judges will, for that oceasion, be selected from the different athletic clubs of ‘the ity. ‘The events will be as follows, commencing at 4o’clock in the afternoon: One-hundred-yard dash, running high jump, 220-rard run, ‘pole vaulting, 120-vard hurdle, putting 16-pound shot, running broad jump, throwing 16-pound hammer, 440-yard run, throwing base ball, and i-mile run. Rn A feature of this sport will be a banner'race. The association has been divided into two rts, the blues and the whites. ‘The race will over mile course divided into eighths. Eight men on each side will participate, each man running one-eighth of a mile. The six- teen men selected will be the best sprinters in the association. : Preceding these exhibitions there will be » game of base ball at 2 o'clock between the local and the Baltimore ¥. M. C. A. teams ‘The lat- ter is composed of some excellent men, able to make a hot contest. Competitors in these sports will be handi- capped, and suitable medals will be awarded the winning contestants. Entries will be re- THE MORTON CADETS’ FAIR. It Came to = Close on Saturday Night—It ‘Was = Success. All last week Masonic Temple wasa scene of gayety, filled with pretty girls and soldicrly looking young men. The occasion was the fair held under the auspices of the Morton Cadets, and that popular organization, which Mr. Mor- ton equipped with guns and belts and a hand- some sum of money, is now considerably bet- ter off in a financial way. The fair manage- ment fell principally on Mrs. J. H. Jochum and ‘Mra. Astel, and these ladies deserve a great deal of credit for the interest they took. The fair closed Saturday night. In the voting contest H. W. Samson won the silver watch, Miss Lizzie Gibbs won the dia- mond ring and Mrs. H. M. Astel got the oil painting, “La France Roses.” The wall tent was won by Harry Jochum, and OC. L. Gleason won the tennis outfit. After the close of the voting contest the gumber of articles i in booths were auctioned off by J. H. Jochum, who was one of the hard workers for the suc- cess of the fair. Among those who made donations of articles for sale were Capt. Littlefield, Cornwall & Son, ceived at the office of the association, on New York avenue, until 9 o'clock on the night of ‘May 25, free and open to members only. A CLUB HOUSE BURNED. The Building on Analostan Island Owned by the Cotumbia Athletic Club. Fire was discovered in the large frame elab house on Analostan Island last Saturday night, and before help could be obtained it burned to the ground. The house was the property of the Columbia Athletic Club, and a resort of a large number of members on Sundays. The house contained a large amount of glass and china ware, which was also totally destroyed. terday morning President Hood of the club visited the scene of the fire and carried ona rigid investigation. He learned from O'Neill, the trackmaster, that the club house was locked about 5 o'clock Saturday afternoon. At that time there was no light of any kind in there. ‘The fire was without doubt the work of an incendiary, and the board of governors of the club heve offered a reward of $100 ‘or infor- mation that will lead to the arrest and convic- tion of the perpetrator. | The house was valued at 23,000. It is the intention of the club to erect another house at an early day. piri seca Death of W. W. Leggett. On Thursday last there died in his home in Detroit a man who was for many years a well- known resident of this city—Wells W. Leggett, the patent attorney. He was but forty-three yeurs of age at the time of his death, but he was old enough to make @ fine record as a soldier during the war of the rebellion and he subsequently became one of the most promi- nent of lega! authorities on patent causes. He established in this city the firm of Leggett & Leggett, but in 1874 removed to Cleveland, Ohio, where. with his father, who had been commissioner of patente, and brother, he gpened what became the ‘tirm's main office. je deceased leaves a widow to mourn his departure. es A Chapter of Accidents, On Saturday evening several vehicles return. ing from the races at Ivy City collided at the head of Patterson avenue and the eighth pre- cinet patrol wagon with the reserve was upset and the occupants thrown out; also a buggy containing a gentleman and lady, both of whom were injured, as wns also a horseman. Wm. Taylor of No. 1200 C strect southwest had his left ankle dislocated Saturday after- noon by a team driving into himand his bicycle at 10th and F streets. He was attended by Dr. Bows at the Emergency Hospital and seut to his ome. plies, Haxpsor New Brick House, No, 603 North Carolina avenue southeast, will be soid by auc- tion tomorrow, May 19, through Ratcliffe, Darr & Co. auctioneers, in front of ‘the Premises at 6 o'clock. A rare opportunity to get a first- class house.—Adet. Inrontast Save oF Vatvanie Iupnovep Reswexcr Puorenry.—Mesers. Latimer & Sloan will sell tomorrow afternoon at 6 o'clock a highly valuable residence located at the north- east corner of 17th and Corcoran streets. It is one of the best built houses in the city and the location is unsu Lot 21x92.10. The terms are easy and the sale affordsa rare chance for profitable investment. * Z —>__ To Arantic Crrx via Rovat Bure Lrxe.— Excursion tickets to Atlantic City via Royal Blue Line and Reading railroad, the only do: ble-track route to the sea, are now on sale at all Band 0. ticket offices’ in Baltimore and Washington. Sie Rock Srarsa Pank (Leesnvno), Va—Mr. Danenhower desires to announce that he has dis- tributed all the tickets (300) for his excursion to the above park, advertised for next Tuesday, 29th instant, and ‘that the special train com: posed of six elegant nger coaches will Start promptly on time, 10 a.m. sharp, and make $3.40. J. A. Frank et al. to Sarah McC. Spof- ford, lot 2. sq. 46; 8—. Sarah MeC. Spofford to Grace Baptist Church, same property; Charlotte Conger to Bridget A. Grady, lot 360, Uniontown; $600. W. A. Melnturff, lot 361, do.; $1,500. J. E. Fitel 157, pt Seartwout, “lot 13, Hk. mead Manor: €2,025. A. P. Barr, lot 33 and pair st run in fast time without stop. Returning, leave the park ut 2:30 p.m. arriving in Washington about 3:30 o'clock. A band of music will accompany the party. Holders of tickets who any cause are unable to attend will please return them to the office. 7 —— A Cuoice Lot or Beppixo Pxaxts will be sold at Latimer & Sloan’s tomorrow at 11 o'clock, 1409 G street.—Adet. —— 's Sale of Saks & Co., May & Co.. Kendall & Co., Mr. W. F. Gleeson, Montague & J Mr. 8. C. Palmer, R. L. Magruder, A. J. Joyce & Sons, Mr. Wm. Waters, D. Engle & Co., J. K. Brown, G. 8. Budd, Radcliffe, Darr & Co., A.M. Suy- der, Mr. BH. Warner and many others. ——— GEORGETOWN. ‘THE CONDUIT ROAD NOW SAFE. Since the stationing of officers ali along the Conduit road the fast driving, of which there has been such complaint, has almost entirely been stopped, and now this pleasant road, which is pape is on Sundays, is as safe to Tide upon as is one of our town streets. Much credit is due the city and county police for the prompt manner in which this dangercus prac- tice was stopped. Yesterday only one arrest was made by an officer disguised in citizen's clothes, and the police say that in a few weeks more fast driving on this road will be s thing of the past. COLLEGE BASE BALL. The Georgetown College base ball team re- turned from Annapolis Saturday night, after having beaten the Annapolis boys in two games Played that day, the first by a score of 14 to 2 and the second by a score of 8 to 4. Yesterday on the college campus they defeated a picked nine from the Georgetown Catholic Union by a score of 8 to 7. ‘NOTES, Mr. Frank Parkhurst left today for Bridge- port, Conn., where he will complete his study of machinery. ‘The garbage wagon is needed in many parte of Georgetown and there is much coulplaint about the irregularity of its calls. Mr. T. O. Pulizzi, who has been spending some time in New York, has returned. Mrs. Mollie E. Cissell, who has been the guest of Mrs. 8. C. Jones for the past week, as returned to her home near Poolesville, Montgomery county, Md. pats «ota a ANACOSTIA, AY. W. © T. U. MEETING. The temperance meeting yesterday held un- der the auspices of the Y.W. C. T. U. was largely attended. Miss Mattie M. Minnix, president, introduced Mrs. H. B. Moulton, su- perintendent of the union in the District, who in turn introduced Mrs. Martin of Baltimore, who delivered a spirited address. Miss Minnix spoke of the local work being done by the Y. W2C. T. U-and Mrs. Moulton talked of rewults accomplished by wearing badges. “License” and “Along the River of Life We Glide” were the selections rendered by the choir, which com- prised Misses Ella Richardson, Maggio Richard- son, Carrie Bowen, Flora Etzler, Miss Pierce, Messrs. D. C. Smithson and Charles Burr; Miss McLean, organist. FESTIVAL OF PENTECOST. At St Teresa's Church, Rev. Thomas B. Hughes, pastor, the festival of Pentecost was solemuiy celebrated yesterday. There was high mass at 9 o'clock, and an able sermon by the rector on the events commemorated by the feast. Bordesi's mass was sung by the regular choir. ‘The ladies in charge of the sanctuary deserve great credit for the artistic manner in which the altar was decorated. SERMON TO THE RELIEF CORPS. Rev. W. G. Davenport of the Episcopal Church Gelivered a special sermon last night to John A. Logan Corps, No. 7, W. RB. C, drawing his text from the fourth chapter of Zachariah. Those of the corps attending were Mesdames Julia A. Dony, Maggie B. Tew, Mina K. Smith, Margaret V. Petty, Auna_A. Peck, Carrie M. King, O. P. G. Clark, Eliza P. Walson, Mary Davenport, Emily Frisbie, Mary Simpson, Bithia Davison, ‘Anna Baxter, ‘Catherine Hira wood, Mrs. McGinnis, Misses Bertha Buehler and M. Richardson. Many Grand Army men not members of the congregation were also present. A QUIET WEDDING. Mr. Wm. Thomas and Mise Maria Duckett were married Saturday last at St. Teresa's Church by Father Hughes. The ceremony was devoid of eclat and attended only by a few friends of the contracting parties. A quiet re- ception was held at the residence of Mr. John Carroll. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas will make Ana- costia their home. NOTES. The game between the Anacostia and East Washingtor. base ball nines on Saturday was interrupted in the second inning by rain; score. 1. ‘The Anacostia and Olympic teams met yes terday. The former came off victors by score of 18 to 12. ‘Mr. Barnabas Bryan, organizer and_for sev- eral years leader of the Emmanuel Epi choir, resigned last night, Col. J. E. Snow as- suming charge. Mr. Bryan will continue in the choir as tenor. The resignation was because of pressure of Mr. Bryan's other business. Mr. Atkins, late watchman of the Pennsylva- nia avenue bridge, who disappeared on the 5th instant, has not beer heard of since. His two young children, one of them boy, have been taken from the custody of their mother and placed in an orphan asylum. Miss Fannie Pierce of Baltimore county, Md., foi guest _ the Misses —_— . re, laynard of Baltimore is visit Mrs. J. A. Williamson. a7 Mrs. Annie Walters of Richmond, Va., isa visitor to Mrs. H. G. Kenner. Mise Annie Brown of Riverton, Va., is visit- ing Miss Nellie Lannigan. pears. sere Wx. H. McKew has inaugurated an “altera- tion reduction sale” prior to making extensive improvements, and as yosalt oxfraordina bargains in coats, cloaks, , hand- erthiefs, llc gloves, Ges are’ob 983 Pa. ave.— Advi. Srauxe Mepicrxe Cleveland's Baking Powder és the FOR —trongest. It is the most effective ‘and economical. Try it. A tea- STRENGTH. spoonful of Cleveland's will do more ‘and better work than s heaping tea- ‘spoonful of other powders. CLEVELAND'S BAKING POWDER STANDS ALL TESTS..,.... CITY ITEMS. Deafness. Catarrh is one of the most frequent causes of deafness. In some cases the hearing suffers AMUSEMENTS. EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &c. SUMMER RESORTS. SUMMER RESORTS. = (A LBAUGHS GRAND OFLRA HOUSE. SUNDAY EVENING, MAY 24. iL ALORE AND HIS FAMOUS MILITARY BAND, FAMOUS MILITARY BAND, FAMOUS MILITARY BAND, ASSISTED BY SEVEN GREAT ARTISTS, Slowe Natal, Sartori ‘Mantel, And ‘Mise Maud Foweil, Violinist. oF eperved arats.82, $1.50. Sale open Thi ‘A¥DAUGINS GRAND OPERA HOUSE. at 8:15 Matinee FOURTH WEER OF tHe SUMMER SEASON. Monday’ Tueeiay ana Wetnesasy Pron nes c a THE QUEEN'S LACE HANDAERCHIEF, Thursday, Friday, Sa(urday Matinee and Evening, GENERAL ADMISSION, 25c. 30 ana Toe. Next Week—THE WONDULIERS. my18-tf ‘AREIS' BIJOU THEATER, Mrs. P. Harris, R. L. Britton and Tunis F. Dean, Pro- prietors and Managers. ‘One week, Monday, May 18 THE COMEDIANS HERBERT AND JOE CAWTHORN: May at first only by while in others the hear- FARCE MUSIGEE COMEDY = eae poe ican of LITILE NUGGET. wremonit« sym e deafness increas- 5 Ing gradually until all’ useful hearing is lost. | ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Noises in the head of every concelveble-de- WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, CHORAL s'oCIETY, scription often add materially distress. Dz. Lioutun, for thirty specialist for the cure of Sntarehy Dentness, Ast tarrh, thi and diseasos of the throat, lunge an 1411 K ot. n.w. my18-mws3t CoxsvLtation FRex. Attention, Housekeepers! For Saturday and Monday only we will make the following reduction: Finest Process Flour made, $1.75, worth $1.88. Fine Patent, $1.50, worth $1.63. Gran- to the existing and ear, can So 8 to 12 and 4 to 6, at his residence, GzORGETOWS AMATEUI ORCHESTRA, WASHINGTON SAENGERBUND, SCHUBERT QUARTET, PHILHARMONIC QUARTET Mr. ANTON KASPAR, VIOLINIST. 5 at Mi Reserved seats, 75 and jetzerott's ‘May 19. ‘see my i6-10t INCOLN MUSIC HALL. SIXTH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT Of the MARTYN COLLEGE OF FLOCUTION, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 20. ulated Sugar, Se. Condensed Milk, 12c, Pure | The exercisesof the approaching comanencement will Bye) Wai five years old, 65c. gt. Port Wine, emote en, tie toe of Say preceding ae med. use, full qts., 50c. bottle. Hest Va. Claret, c z rraiatic Recitations. #1 gallon; full te 25. & Sconen eo & Pontonilmes . aR Minoor, OA Teh at we |S eles iets, The Doctors Are Here. . & Gabe bento FIRST THREE MONTHS FREE OF CHARGE. lusty Grouping, involvi attiti acfompaied ty tie ull orcbert matics =a %. Contests in the Art A staff of eminent Physicians and Surgeons ‘of Expression, nine studies have arrived in Washington and tian i. located at their residence, 414 6th street, be- “THE RAVEN,” tween D and E streets. All who visit these eminent doctors before June 14 will receive months free of favor desired is a recom- services for the first three charge. The oi mendation from those whom they cure. treat is t all diseases and deformities, but in no in- stance will an incurable case be accepted. If beyond all hope they will frankly tell you s0, more money r dates and go early, as their offices are crowded from also caution you against spendi for useless treatment. mem! morning till night. Office hours—9 am. to 7 p.m. Sundays—10 a.m. to 4 p.m. P. 8.—This governmental staff of pl ture. hysicians and surgeons is incorporated by an act of the legialat my18-2¢ It Doesn’t Cost Much to keep cool nowa- da, We can supply you with light-weight Balbriggan from 50¢ ap.ana superb Sales too It Hewar Faaxc & Sox, One Price, Cor. 7th and D sts. The Jubi larity core finest made, @4 lon; @1 — sl-mét,tr Highest Grade Im Red Hand Allsopp's Ale, bottled tton-on-Trent, England. For sale by N. W. Bunor: §a80-f4m, tt ELL, 1825 F st. n.w. fn beeen Making Sewing a Pastime, 1 & Wilson's New High Arm No. 9. It charms on sight. Its use enraptures Office 437 9th street northwest. dll-tr Conzws Tarurxe Sronz, 53 1TH ST. N.W., Branch of 8. Cohen & Co., Boston, in all sizes and shapes; square, round, &. ‘We have received another full assortment of Jet Nail diamond. ‘Head Trimmings, in round, square and ‘shaped nail heads at lowest prices. We are receiving almost daily new and desirable styles of Laces in Black and White, from 3 to 20 inches wide, in matched sets, rfect Razor. WaLForp's.* gal. tle.“ Lyxcu’s, 404 th pales rted. by the brew- grh Messra, Samuel Allsopp & Soni, Limited, ‘Weshall open on Monday fuil lineof Jet Nail Heads, In four acts. By, Webster Eagerly, author of “Christopher Colum- per "oz, ROBERT L. DOWNING, the tragedian, will ‘award the diplomas. Heserved seats,25; 50, 75 centa, at Metzerott's, 1110 Ali persons who enter the summer class will be “civen, Reerved seats nae Stnmet eaelars Bow ready at Martyn College, O14 Lh et: n.¥- NEW NATIONAL THEATRE, MONDAY, MAY 18, 1801, AT 8 P. M., THE CANTATA OF THE FLOWER QUEEN, By the pupils of the First Division of the Public 50 cents. Reserved seate, 50 and 25 cents, extra, according to location. For sale at Ellis’ Music Store, 937 Pennsyl- vania ave, Proceeds to be devoted to purchase of teachers’ Mbrary. my15-3t TEAM RIDING GALLERY, New power-house site, 14éh st, and Pa ave. n.w. Ladies and children irom Gto8p.m. __my14-0t" FOR KENT-SOCIETIES DESIMING A HALL AT * reasonabi it should My to the itor oF Lyncoin Post all, for, and Le: new Wecant fonnays, Tuesdays, Thureda; ards hail tor rent on Sundays.” myli-ie + New Texxisu Barus, my8toje2 1329 G st. nw Wasw Wearsen Goons. have iy lance assortm REFRIGEEATOI CHS TS WAL ARBIAGES, LENS, REED ND KATIA scription, Inspect our Prices. BABY CARRIAGES. We have too many on hand for this time of ; the year (bid weather the cause) and to dis- ove of thein have cut the prices way down. Note the reductions on the famous iExW RIAGES, ‘OOD Cak - 1 $33 Carriace reduced to $22, 1s Carriage t We also have about 100 different patterns Jetted Net, 27 inches ‘wide, very stylish for sleevea | ices, have, iuen ‘reduced {0 actus! oom Pieosrercbalrowy ones Rew ie 'your orportunity to Secure one ‘Two widths of Real Irish Point Lace, just received. Bee our Leader at 84.90. and @5.50 yard. ates Mall have Jeits few of those Rockers, Pull lines of Votls and Veilings. aac REFRIGERATORS: & COHEN & 00., Of every description trom $5 to $55. MATTINGS. myl6 Sylhet. ow. | W. M. Suusruz & Soxs. BEASONABLE GOODS. ORGANDIES, CHALLIS, JACKONETS, BATISTE, PERCALESand = SATINES, In great variety and at prices that will insure their speedy sale. 100 pieces of FRENCH ORGANDIES. 100 pieces FRENCH CHALLIS. ‘0 pieces FRENCH JACKONETS, 100 pieces BATISTE, 1236c.; former Price, 20c. 100 pieces FIGURED FRENCH and ENGLISH SATINES, in Dark and Black grounds. A magnificent line of the above, and we cun safely ssy instyles that cannot be duplicated elsewhere. ‘30 pieces PLAIN GINGHAMS, a great bargain, 12). ; former price, 25e. per yard. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. N. W. my15 ees. ‘We are now located in our new store, No. 1215 F 1214 G at., with increased facilities and s new and large stock of POTTERY, PORCELAIN, GLASS WARE, STERLING SILVER, PLATED WARE AND HOUSEFUBNISHING GOODS. WE HOPE TO MERIT THE CONTINUANCE OF THE PATRONAGE 80 GENEROUSLY EXTENDED TO Us IN THE PAST. SOLE AGENT FOR THE CELEDRATED EDDY REFRIGERATORS, ‘ML. W. BEVERIDGE, IMPORTER OF CHINA AND GJASS WARE. ‘1215 F AND 1214 G BT. mh7-m : cB ‘We have a most superb it of Plain aud Fancy Slattines of all m1 Flan aud Fancy Mattiucs of all rades, new 300 ROLLS, Fancy Matting, 4 patterns, at $5 por roll of ROLLS Extra Heavy Seam ‘Matting, Datternsy OUF lender, at 250s per yard 2 2,500 ROLLS terns, Extra Heavy Seamless Fancy ‘Saeihngtat Ades per yar Cotton. Warp, Damask and Extra Fine Beauties’ White and Faucy Mattings Drices from 4Uto W0rents. 7 MAtinws st SMYRNA RUGS. ‘i ‘We liave about 900 Good Quality Smyrna, which will close out at less than rev ices. Se.) Will'be Giosed vut ut Boe. each SOREENS. t Steel Wire Adjustable Screens; will fat any window.” Prites Sh 45 and So oa “AW also make to order all kinds of Win- dow and Door Screens. Let us give yousa estimate. 4 LACES, "We have about 150 pair T. hich will dercloscd Out at Mids leaw tha serene ham 2. 5 1.50 Dale Notting}; were $2.50.now & White 5.50, 3 £@ 11:00 583 1000 see i We tt nd make al Kinds of Loose Fura ure Covers. aud wunrantee a, pertect WINGS “a and put up at short notice., We use BES, rises from Sup Motunaten piven | WALL Pi ‘Webave concinded to out our Wall | RS ell the ents sioce abe <a 3 19th and F sts. my16 ste SAVED VARRISH STAINS, expense and by one. od M°°8T Veuxox, =zy TOMB OF WASHINGTON, And the GREEN LAWNS OF MARSHALL HALL ‘Until ‘notice the Palatial Steamer CHARLES: FOR MOUNT VERNON-Daily, 9,1. Teaching the sity on her fours at Sas ae m.. at 2: ». trip, @1, including admission to the man- oaies sia coeieaog to toe Dane senshiaryanie ilerast sean ibe i PLANKED SHAD DINNERS DAILY. SERVED PLAN! HOT FROM THE LL SUNDAYS—Two trips, 30 returning, reach the KS. FOR MARSHALL H. leaving at LP a.m. anid city af 2220 pam. and fhe planks. Elogent new dinine some Satetice se ico, "The best of order Hot pianked suid huanedl- ately om arrival of morning boat. For Alexandria and river landings, as far down as Giymont, dally, at 10.20. returnuug 8 23 pain Freight carefully delivered. Telephone call—B25. COL. JOB. C. McKTEBIN, CAPT. L. L. BLAKE, . Commanding Charles Macalester. my18 June Laddress E. M. RICH, IN, may 18 ined Arch et, Philasetpnls. CEAN CITY, NT OSTEE TRATMORE. On thedeach. Modern new house. | strictly frst Opens Jane Se. Wa Ce OROWELL my ike }LENWOOD HOUSE, DELAWARE WATER GAP, | G'S Brick batktins ramenetulty ieonted ny! 150: electric bell san 8. phil water | periect uarivaled family reaort. “A. 1. LaBA, proprietor. DEAKE, mauarer mms Tse QUNTAIN VIEW, NOUNTAIN FALLS P.O, Mitre county: Noo wat ‘ope sues 10 sor thirty eurste, fal location, $3 to #5 ber month. Children balf'este. ear ‘nd from Capon Springs. Write to lS HUDSO. iy Is-eolm rwall-on. ir ota century, wi ception of cuests Ju ca Lnituated tmimediately on the Chesypeake aud “Olio railway spiended VES: TIBCLE SAIN ‘both "eum “amd we (ore ay of the country. PAMPHMLETS, with full Inlormation, call eh your ticket azent B. P. EAR! niin cS it. (CAPON SPRINGS AND BATH a Te THS, so, ay AMUSHIRE COUNTY, W. VA, 130 miles trom Baltimore, 113 from Washington, Mith its superior mineral w » guramner By es HT EXCURSION BY THE YOUNG | climate. n'a beautiful mountam Just the 2MMen’s’ Curistian Association FRIDAY, May 2. to lay life's’ weary ‘burdens down nd have ® SOL "Steamer SAMUEL J; PENTZ wil leave he ¥ sumer home, For iuedical and ‘other test jusic by orchestra ra. paaphiet. Tickets, 25 cents, on sale af office, 1309 New York ae W. H. SALE, Proprietor. ave. aa bo CORCORAN ine ma St dae ga Now open and srecia' teruus to uests for the season. SEASON 1891. Address k. ARK _mayl6-1w* | 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, Leaving 7th st. wharf 9:45 a. m., 1:45 and 6:45 p. m. Tickets, 25 cents. Steamer and grounds lighted by Electricity. ‘The Best Meals furnished on the Potomac river or anywhere else for only 0c. No objectionable parties allowed on boat or grounds. For charters for steamers Samuel J, Pentz and Mary Washington call or address E. 8 RANDALL, Proprietor, my 1100 Virginia ave. aw. RIVER Excunsions_— 2 12 MILES ON THE POTOMAC FOR 15 CENTS. ‘Two Salon Steamers. From 7th st. ferry wharf. Sail and arrive hourly. * Stop at Alexandria, Va. ap15“om STAGE EXCURSIONS. EWITT’S TALLY-HO COACH LINE RATES: ‘Round trip, Ari \diers’ Home, dail m1 HOTELS. EALT HAND PLEASURE: oard, With the free use of the celebrated phase Cty itis amd chloride calchnur wareesrepeetsey for kidney troubles, dyspepsia, insomnia, nervous troubles and also ior eczema ‘and all blood’ and skin ‘Terms very reasonable for red. For further imformation aid a se ee City Mineral Water and Deyelopmient ¢ my lorit® 7 Chase city. Merten surg C }OUNTAIN House, J CRESSON SPRINGS, On the Summit of the Allezheny Mountains. | & WARRINGTON. ‘D SIXTEEN-ROOM COT- tage: large airy halls and porches one minute Troi Narm sprites. bathe yoois and bathe and park. For feruus address J."W. ALDEKIUN, Berkeley’ W.Va. my) OR SALE—BLARISTON'S IST Tul cottage guicap sp ‘Terius snod- * of further information address CHARLE: JACK, Owner and Proprietor, Berkeley Springs nay Lt” Garrett county. 3,000 feet above sea; coolest spot in Allechenies; large rooms: cood table. milk, ‘shouting and fishin Are. L. M, DEAKINS. ice and vexetables in abundan.¢ Circulars at Star office. Address: N J. ; new house OPEN MA. ‘OREM, Prop. and Manager. EL FREDONIA, OPetrect betwern” 13th and 14th n. w. Tabie board at month ‘20 per month. ‘at sumuer my 19-2) PRING LAKE BEACH, N.J. Open June J. Special rates tue, June and Leptem- bers “{myis-1m]"I.'S. HINKSON, Proprietor. pri Winans HoreL. Pa. ave. and 14th st., Washington, D. C. EBBITT HOUSE, WASHINGTON,D.C. 5 Suexce Is Goues. ‘Yes, Iknow that isso, but im the face of all the **FAKES” floating around end feeding upon the credulity and gullability of the general public enough to admit it, but if 'twere not so we should do Just a8 we now propose to do, viz: SPLIT THINGS WIDE OPEN And show upthe frauds being practiced upon THE PEOPLE by merely quoting prices. Our dilemma is “‘simply this and nothing more:” the larzest stock of FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING We ever manufactured for this or any other market. WE MUST UNLOAD. And in so doing will smash into smithereens the protestations, and professions of the self- proclaimed benefactors of the people. Good values we'veulways; SOUVENIRS! SOUVEN coarse cards, cheese cakes, or chicken coopsin embryo, but something solid, substantial and soothing, to wit: SERGES, WOKSTEDS, HOMESPUNS, CAMSI- MERES, TWEEDS, BANNOCKBURN CHEVIOTS, &e., &e.. Ke. ~The products of the looms of the world loom up and challenge your adipiration by their eloquence. $20 Suits, $18 Suits, $17.75 Suits, $16.50 Buits, $15 Suits for men, ALL GO aT oe § an $ it 2w SF ih ue A SUIT. ‘MEN'S FURNISHINGS MUST GO. ‘We baven’t room for them. MEN'S UNDEMW EAL OF ALL GUADES, SHADES is. MEN'S AND boys’ WHIT® SHIRTS, ‘COLAKS AND CUFFS, COON, CLUETT sceral '§ BEST MAKE. & Co. AR To the purchasing puiiic All desiers being ox- ine ‘public. Prcluded irom the benefits thereot. VICTOR E ADLER'S STRICTLY ONE PLICE. OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 11 P. M. myl0<im Open every evening until 7 o'clock and Saturdays unt 0. Jouxsox & Recta ‘713 MARKET SPACE. NEW SUMMER DRESS STUFFS. ‘The newest things that FASHION has stamped with her approval for the midsummer days: )OR RENT—AT COEAN GROVE, N.J.—A NEW and handsomely turnshed corner cottage contain + ucludine two attic rooms with cellar sewerase colmplete possession un e500. THOS. Gt my mediately ; price ior season SEY & CO:, 1:00F st. nw. a I —FOR DESCHIPTIVE PAMPH- let of aeons sq os ag tn America ni Sm* a ccure Becks, T HE SERKELEY SPRINGS HOTEL WILL OPEN. June 1 for the season 1. Por terms an Pervcuars “address GEO. FRLEMAN. Proprietor, rkeley Springs, W. Va., late manager Luray Inn, Luray, Va 2 mya l-18t TE KITTATINNY, DELAWARE WATER GAP. Va. Now open. 4 mountain resort celetrated for grandeur of scenery and besituiuiness. For circular and terme address myv-2m We \ODHEAD & SONS, Props. ‘TLANTIC ci NJ. £4 Uizeu want to Fenier buy a hotel, cottage or lot X THE PICTURESQUE HIGHLANDS, PALMER | Dusen Ostonree E-| 2 all the your. 0 sud tabie frst class.” Mra. M- ¥ veut DPX PARK AND OAKLAND, ON TRE CREST OF THE ALLEGHANIES, 3,000 feet above tide water. SEASON OPENS JUNE 15, 1801. D. DeSHIELDS, Manager Baltimore and Onto Hots, Cumberiand, Md., up to June 10; after that date, ‘Garrett county, Md. either Deer Park or Oakland, _mylLaniselat aitatg reteset Goring uly. ‘Por terms. ctroular aa@ F Oeed Hea Broadway and Silst #2. my2akwiO Row Yorn dey, Cop Sse Tn the mountains. The AME ATLANTIOCHY a, AN Reatacks aves sere UNDE a FX ow open. SUSser Bt Te (Sos! an onew plateau Nocntain scenery Ite elevated position insures © ay stLosphere, i which, MALARIA I8 UNKNOWN, Pabiic rooms are lance. M Extensive grounte for tenuis courte te ‘PoE NANEP; ME ASEM aap week. Finest scenery on the const. ro Doane, usetts on address AMMI BLUW%. T ATLANTIC Cilt, ‘Near mb1®-0.h0 JPTON HOUSE. a Atlantic Oity, N. J., euneansg ave. naar the Cath Bin on ene eS sbe RATT. T= NEW ENGLAND, ATLANTIC CITT, Na. Ocean end of ‘eve. all your. pa FI ys April, May and June. Ts Aw. 3 TOMPeIne. Prop. co Manawer, VW OObLAWS, “ROCKVILLE, MD WiLL BE oj tor pet th Fy ened for reception of ferme apis at the CLARESDEN MUTED, 14th snd New Yor ‘est ONTEREY HOTEL, ATLANTIC CITY, N. Miticroenty centertauie roterasbed pda ai Your; Ocea end New Lork ave. ae EK NEWOOMER, _ boxe eT ONGPORT, La Directly on the beach, near Atlantic City. Steam ‘wou water bata, eit par of = 20 pa 1 Atlantic City, ¥. 3. Qcean end ui heat tein ee AUTEN DART, TLANTIC CITY, N. J —RENT OR SALE—HO- the city ssi Routt Attaniic City, itieady ESADAMN&OU., Kea, hatate Agu, Heal atate and Law vuiluins. teat yom DENIT ATLANTIC CITY, . 3., Facing the ana. ohh ail the guar : ot sea water athe, MOSLEM BORTOR, Flot and Cold Sea Water Baths in the Hous, fei4m LEEDS & LIPPINCOTT. ae GiaLrosh 1 arnantic cry, x1. Onthe Beach with unsurpassed Von Va alt water baths ub tie avume, WILLIAM RIDDLE, wag Sane —myo-12t . New York and Atlantic aves. 3020-5 E. ROBERTS & FORK. OTEL HENLOPEN, CAPE Hi NLOPEN BEACH, | Arie VT W, Bags Motaytaiet teat” fas | Lr ytey nom ho at rates ae sea bath el sixty 9 a Oe 3 Porches with a wood onto BURTON eee sh. Pica N ek, Clerk my9-1m* 935 L st. n.w., Wash B.C. pHi LEHMAN, OCEAN END OF PENNSYLVAN. sm sete | ears SE meena mane BEPFoRD sraixcs, pa eevene, ——— Fe Park . the Bote! signup ay rea UP se peat iphone Wo. HOTEL OPENS JUNE 13. | gtOBIITS, vropiiston, Inte Otte Ferueat said ‘Write for pamphlet on this great Resort and the famous BEDFORD SPRINGS MINERAL WATER. my73m LL. B. DOTY, MANAGER REXTON VILLA, ‘ocean. Has iange’ luodern conveniences, the season. Mrs. J. A. W SELEY, New Win tno OD PONT con PORT, sa K SPRINGS. — MAGNIFI- bul cines, wood table, INDSOR 51 i cent shade, vlewant VA.—SHERWOOD.— maaria ; no ; r and oysters. “Moderate. 1) week aud upward. GEO. BOOKER, * ‘Owner and Prop. Fears RNISHED—A MOST DESIRABLE ttageat Berkeley Spring, W. Va. . APPLY INZs Jefferson place. Railroad Station, Portsmouth, N.H.. thirty imiblutes ‘distant, where coaches from the house mest every train, - ‘The fashionable resort of the North Shore. (Open for the season June 27. Cnevrr Wira Us Reoumes No Capital and yet conducts you to FORTUNE! ‘Home possesses no attraction to the tired hus and and father unless he is greeted with COMFORTABLE SURBOUNDINGS. share of bline and provides domestic comforts for herself and children. FURNITURE, CaRPETS, BaBY CARRIAGES, ‘All these purchased under the wing of our EQUITABLE CREDIT SYSTEM. ‘Sustain her im her daly warfare at home and ‘work contentment arid happiness to every mem- ‘ber of the household. O17, 22 and BOT If EA i Hy 2 Ee i 32 Hl Bd li | & : Hi i " i