Evening Star Newspaper, May 21, 1891, Page 8

!LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. FORECAST TILL EIGHT A. M. FRIDAY. For the District of Columbia, Delaware and BICYCLE NOTES OF INTEREST. ‘The Proposed Big Wheelmen’s Meeting in Hagerstown. ‘The citizens of Hagerstown are making great Maryland, hght showers; no change in tem-| Preparations for the meeting of the bicyclists Persture; south winds. CONDITION OF THE WATER ture and condition of water at 7 @m.: Great Falls, temperature, 66: condition, 96. Receiving reservoir, temperature, 70. Con- dition at north connection. 36: condition at south connection. 36: Jistributing | reservoir, temperature. 64: condition at influent gate house, 36; conditiun at effluent gate house, 36. High Water. Low Water. 6am. 6:22 p.m.| midnight 1237 pm. summer hats, felt Lewis & Sox., 1421 N.Y. av. Por Tae Staaw an See. Men's hats, in correct shay om SOc. up. Our bors’ 25e-mackinaw bat, black or white, is & beauty. ‘Hexnr Franc & Sox, One Price, Cor. 7th and D. Tem, For Cracetans ax to McGue & Wartace, 1107 E st. n.w. Best Elgin creamery butter, 25c. N. A. Poors, the cash grocer, 44 La. ave. Loox ar L. H. Hopxrss’, 993 F st. n.w., wire window screens, 25c. :wire doors, complete, #1. G.A.R., Arrewriox.—You can bay regalation G.AK. suits, warrunted all wool and fast colors, either single or double breasted, at $7.50, re- daced from $14. Dissolution sale. New Yore One price. Cuormrxe House, 311 7th st. nw. Arrgxriox of proprietors of hotels and dealers is called to buction sale of chins, glass, . stock of M.W. Beveridge, commencing Friday 22d instant, Wam Catt. TeLePnoxe 634-8 ‘And order a caso of Heurich’s Extra Pale Lager. Vuerr Tax Ewrine Carrer CLeatxa (21-685 Mass. ave. n. w. Telephone 425-2 Braxzzzr fs pure. Ir You Ang Scrreaixe from the effects of la grippe the best tonie to use is Xander's home-made clarets and ports. Also his fine wines and whiskies, as recommended by the leading physicians. "909 7th st. n.w. Gas Stoves. The Economy— Eeliable— Jewel— Gas Stoves. 8. S. Surpp & Bno, 432 9th st now. 4 Per Gatto, €1 per quart. 50e. a pint Fosseiz's Ict Cazam shipped anywhere out of town. 1 vw York ave. Dos'r forget sale by auction of china, glass ne a l. z veridge, at enone ‘commencing Friday, May 22, at Hevnicu’s Extra Pale Lager the best. tled by the Antixotox Borriixe Co. ‘Tuanr. 818 F street northwest. CITY AND DISTRICT. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Axpavon's—Carleton Opera Company in “Nanon. Bot CONDENSED LOCALS, From the V. G. Fischer art store we have the illustrated catalog of the Salon (Champs- Elysee) for 191. ‘Nellie Mercer and Fannie Grammar paid $5 in the Police Court today for fighting on the public street. Yesterday morning the property known as Dean's Hall. on Sheriff road, in the county, be- longing to Dr. J. W. Dean, was destroyed by fire, the loss being about $2,000. In the Criminal Court today John R. Coftin, charged with forgery, was released on giving bail in #500. ae eee GUILTY OF ASSAULT. But Pusilist Fielding Not Found Guilty ‘With Intent to Kill. ‘This morning in the case of Joseph Fielding. the light-weight pugilist, indicted for an as- sault with intent to kill Henry MeCeney in November last, which was given to the jury in the Criminal Court yesterday, a verdict of guilty of assault and not guilty of the intent to kill was rendered. The jury reached a verdict last evening, but remained out all night. Maj. Carrington asked that the sentence be deferred for a few days and the request was granted. tins Lee Howard University Alumni Banquet. The alumni of Howard University ate a good dinner last evening and listened to anumber of bright and interesting speeches. The annual meeting was held at 1406 Pierce place. Prof. Jesse Lawson presided during that section of theeveting devoted toxpeech making. Toasts Were responded to by President Rankin, Prof. Kelly Muller, Prof. John M. Langston, Prof. Kenniston, Prof. Cardozo, Mr. J. B. Johnson, Prof. Gregory and Prof. G. W. Cooke. pias sine ‘Wimodanghsis Directors Elected. Theannual election of the Wimodaughsis board of directors took place lastnight. Those elected are the Rev. Anna H. Shaw, who re- ceived the full vote; Emma M. Gillett, Mrs. Carey E. Kent, Emily H. Holland of Auburn, N. ¥., Eliza W. Osborne of Auburn, N. Y., Dr. Caroline B. Winslow, Emma J. Woodward, Fannie N. Edwards and Lucy E. Anthony of Philadelphia. a SS Nationalist Officers Elected. ‘The Nationalist Society has elected officers as follows: President, Maurice Pechim; vice ident, Max George; corresponding secre- & M. A. Clancy; recording eavetecy, Mr. J. L. Monroe: treasurer, W. W. Valentine, and ‘Kobert H. Hilbert. ge Fined for Sleeping in the Park. A Strange Pigeon. On the 12th instant, last Tuesday one week ago, between 3 and 4 o'clock p.m., a blue Pigeon flew into the window of Mrs. Stager, No. 616 North Capitol street northwest. She aught it, and upon examination she found that Ino INVITATIONS J there on the 2d, Sdand 4th of July, and the meeting promises to be one of the largest ever held. This meeting is interesting to o large number of wheelmen in this as well as other eastern cities and a large number from the different cities have already signified their intention of attending. Chief Consul Mott is doing all in his power to advance the inter- ests of the meet. The members of the Hagerstown Club are very enthusiastic over the affair and thecitizens are equaily anxious to have the meeting prove a saccess. ‘The proprietors of the principal hotels in the town have already made arrangements to trans- fer their guests to the mountains during the ‘week so that they will be able to accommodate the visiting wheelmen and other arrangements have beon made whereby all the visitors cin be given every comfort desired. The details of the affair have not yet been made public, bat an elaborate program has been arranged that will doubtless surprise many of the visitors. A mammoth open-air smoker, with Chinese lanterns und brass bund accompaniment, will be one of the features of the occasion. The club expected to hold all the third dis- triet championship races, but they will proba- bly get oulya portion of them, but in any event they will get a liberal portion of them. A number of members of the bicycle clubs of Philadelphia will visit this city on Decoration day and remain over Sunday to enjoy the smooth concrete streets here for the two days. They will also visit the Benning track on Decoration day, where the Washington cyclists will give a series of races. This affair promises to be a snecess, and a large gathering is assured. Lately large parties have taken ndvantage of the cool weather and pretty moonlight nights and made country runs in different directions. Wheelmen are now begining to make fishing trips on their wheels, strapping their rods and other tackle to the handle bar. perme nan NINE-PIN BOWLING, A Tie for the Championship of the Columbia Athletic Club. An exciting wind up of the nine-pin bowling tournament took place last evening at the club house, which resulted in a tie between Mr. J. . Kondrup and Mr. Jacobus 8. Jones for the championship of the club and an elegant prize. The result of the bowling and the record made by each player is as follows. ine, Highest eee Pins, Highes §3.C.Kondrup.... 10 6 9 1. (Jacobus 8. Jones. 10 65 «8 .E.Myers........ 10 & 9 3. W.E.Schocaborn.. 10 6 = 8 rs Chas. A. Ball..... 10 61 9 i G.C. Wedderburn, 10 61 8 5&.L.SLipscomb..... 10 60 8 6. Geo. W. Lewis... 10 598 7. W. G. Schathirt. . 10 58 9 & Percy B. Hills. . 10 57 8 9. O. W. Weaver. . 10 ‘55 8 10. D.T. Grifin..... 10838 11. C. G. Ringwalt. 10 51 8 John M. Moore... 10 49 7 2 {x L. Whiteside... 10 49 8 TS Ziegler... 10 49 7 13, Fred Thompson. 1 44 6 Mr. Kondrup and Mr. Jones will bowl five games next Wednesday evening to decide the championship. pe ey AN EXTENSIVE PURCHASE, The Moore Tract Adjoining Le Droit Park Bought by # Syndicate. Anextensive and important transaction in real estate has just been closed. The property adjoining Le Droit Park on the east has been purchased by a syndicate of well-known resi- dents of the city. The purchase includes what is known as the Moore tract, containing more than forty-five acres and extending from Flo- rida avenue to the southern bounds of the Soldiers’ Home grounds. For this property 25,500 an acre was paid, which aggregates © 250,000. ‘The purchase was made by Thomas J. Fisher &Co.,in connection with Barnes & Weaver, real estate brokers. The property is readily susceptible of subdivision. It adjoins Le Droit Park on the east and the subdivision of Bloom- ingdale on the west. The city streets uow opened through these properties will be con- Unued through the Moore tract. While an addition to the city, the new subdivision also provide much-needed room for the ex- nsion of Le Droit Park, which is being Fepidly built up. Sao THE ORDER OF ELKS. Result of the Election Held Yesterday in Louisville. After the annual report of the Order of Elks had been read yesterday at Louisville and ap- proved the election of officers was proceeded with. For grind exalted ruler, Dr. Simon Quinlin of Chicago was put in nomination by Judge Griffiths of Troy, N. ¥. Immediately afterward the name of Edwin B. Hay of this city was placed before the grand lodge. As announeed in yesterday's Stan Mr. Hay's elec- tion was made unanimous. Two nominations were made for the effice of esteemed grand leading knight, W. C. Dudley of San Francisco and Frank E. Wright of Toledo. Mr. Dudley withdrew and Mr. Wright was declared unan- imously elected. Then Mr. Peter J. Rush of Detroit was unanimously elected enteemed nd royal knight. ‘There was no mn fo Dr. Chirk Sprague of Rochester, N. Y., for the oifice of esteemed grand lecturing knight. ‘Three names were put in nomination for the grand secretaryship, Hon. Ailen O. Myers, Cincinnati; George ‘A. Reynolds, Hartford, Conn., and John W. White of Chicago. The nominations were then closed and ballots were passed around by the tellers. ‘The result was the re-election of Hon. Allen 0. Myers. paises Eas Nattoxat.—The sale of seats for the Opera Company opened this morning. Aentees sania GEORGETOWN. Lamont . BASE BALL. ‘The Cooke Park Base Ball Club was defeated for the first time by the Prospects by a score of 18 to 11. The victors held the lead from the very start. The features of the game were the battery work of ‘cock and Goodwin and the batting and fielding of Jones for the Prospects. The Prospects would like to hear from ali clubs whose members are under fifteen. Ad- dress Ed Goodwin, $238 Prospect avenue, Georgetown. The Olympic Juniors were defeated by the ‘Tangle woods of Washington in an uninteresting ee Ree ess caste Suke peotenian ee steer aan com pn stamped on the Ses 0. The catching of Williams for the Tangle- letter pone figures 18,786, and she found | woods and the first base playing of Belt of the Ao. itd and | Olympics deserve mention. fourth feathers of each wing the “PF. pa Prinz, 18148. 7th street Philadel, ‘This mamadiyirss boos pag ‘address is both written and printed in le | Rose Washington, a colored girl, was dressed ‘Mrs. Stager still has the pigeon in her best suit of clothes when she appeared in Judge Kimball's court this morning and and there is no doubt in the minds of the com- | three times. Barbara admitted her guilt and mittee but that it will be the cling in the District. ¥, May greatest event in ‘The 22, at 12 . Greta Whee! Company have dounted another lice Court this morn: wag fined $15 or thirty days in jail. “‘He flung mejagin’ de stove ‘cause he had been ." said Sam Hepburn’s wife in the Po- Sain is a colored man handsome gold to be added to the | 8nd when questioned he said: “Oh, yes, jedge, prises already publi Ithrowed her down.” T was a pain pomenr ‘amount of fine imposed. Pznsoxs in search of desirable real estate in- ives attend the sale tomorrow af-| Mr. Jackson H. Ralston has been re-elected ‘Yestments;sbould ternoon at 6 o'clock by Ratcliffe, Dacr & Co. auctioneers, of lots at the corner of 22d and O beautifully streets northwest. These lots are located and are of most desirable sizes. + ———e attorney for the Citizens’ Equitable Building Association. Dr. T. G. Lockerman of N street very at his home. so asi cers seventh precinct, thirty- photographed yesterday . THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.c. TH ANACOSTIA, ‘THE MEMORIAL CELEBRATION. Some slight differences exint in the memorial committee over the selection of St. Elizabeth Park as the place for holding the memorial ex- ercises. Many thiuk that the hospitality of the superintendent of St. Elizabeth is being transgressed. Dr. Godding at first gen! antagonized the presence of @ brass within the grounds because it would attract an undesirable element and might create panic among the insane inmates.” Several, of the committee demanded a band and Dr. Godding acquiesced. It was next to protect the beantifal grounds of the asylum by closing the gates on the crowd attracted by the band, but many committeemen deprecate this, alleg- ing it inappropriate in a Grand Army post to deny the people the right of celebratin them. Benen eoe that the a ~ ee} power to exclude persons from the groun 4 public institution. It was desired to arrange the exercises so as not to conflict with the din- ner hour at the hospital, but it is believed now that the services cannot be concluded much before 3 o'clock. ‘The procession is to form in Market place, Anacostia, at 11 a m., but the usual delays are expected. The ceme- tery, containing the remains of over hundred soldiers and sailors, lies about a third of a mile outside the asylum wall and by many it is considered better to celebrate at some spot where families can carry lunch bas- kets. Contributions at the lust meeting were received from Dr. W. W. Godding, A. B. Fris- bie, George H. Armstrong, Charles Williamson, W. Marden King, HH. 8. Petty, William H. Peck, H. W. Eno, Charles Ohm, H.'G. Kenner, Julius W. Tolson, A, M. Green, John T. Fowler, Wm. H. Abbott and the Anacostia Railroad 'Com- ny. The St. Elizabeth choral contingeut has Been directed to assemble tomorrow sight at Mrs. Peck’s. Prof. Edward T. Davis, organist at St Elizabeth's and organist and choral director at St. Teresa's Church, hus been chosen memorial accompanist. Alpheus Davisson of the subcommittee on music 1s enlisting many members of the Methodist and Baptist congre- gations. SCHOOL CHILDREN TO SING. The following named pupils of Principal Henry 8. Petty have voluntecred to sing in the memorial choir: Misses Linda Pumphrey, Leo- nora Langhorn, Flora Goodwillig, Annie Simp- son, Kate Bryan, Dora Doehrer, Bessie Lam- son, Eulalie Prevost, Mildred ‘Peck, Lizzie Wood, Effie Rhodes, Alice Putnam, Emma Ro- bey, Lizzie Granger, Masters Maurice Haines, Fulton, Karr, John Fort, Wiliam Pyles, Theor dore Snell, George Wright, Warren son, ‘Thomas Leonard and ‘Thomas Robey. ‘THE METAPHYSICAL INSTITUTE. The Metaphysical Institute has been begun and the laying of the corner stone will soon take place. The institute will comprise three buildings, the main one fucing west and two detached wings so arranged that the whole will form a triangle with flowers in the court. ‘The northerly wing is now under way, but the main building and remaining wing are to be put up as soon as funds willadmit. The establishment will be in ranning order before fall and is to be conducted on a charitable basis. A PLEASANT SOCIAL. A pleasant social was given last night at the home of Mr. William P. Hughes and Mrs. Nina Vera Hughes. The parlors were prettily deco- rated with flowers, and s happy time spent by all present. Mrs. J. B. Osgood and others tes- tified to belief in’ metaphysics. Kefreshments were served. BASE BALI. The Surrattsville and Poplar Hill nines crossed bate yesterday, the former winning in the ninth inning by a score of 13 to 12. The contest was spirited and the teams were as fol- lows: Surratteville—Charles Halliday, captain; Thomas Brown, catcher; James Hawkins, pitcher; Halliday, first base; Edward Jackson, second’ base; Samuel Crowdy, third base; Anton Brown, shortstop; Robert’ Kerrig, right field, Jarret Hawkins, center; Jas. Clark, left field. —— Hill—James Scott, captain; Nich- olas Haydon, catcher; M. Haydon, pitcher; Charles Johnson, first base; Jas.’ Johnson, second base; Vincent Brown, third base; Hay: don, shortstop; Albert Green, right field; John Jackson, center; Jack Jackson, left field. THE KING'S DAUGHTERS. Owing to foul weather the lawn party given by the King’s Daughters was conducted in the BM. E. Church last night. ‘There was o large attendance and an enjoyable time. The ladies Laving supervision of ‘the tables were Misses Auray Dorsey, Fannie C. Anderson, Ethel Lee, Stella Fort, Annette Anderson, Katie Thomas, Hattie Anderson, Mary Cantor, Mildred Peck, Lizzie Wood, Lizzie Walson, Alice Linger, Ida Linger, Grace, Allen, Edith Pyles, ‘Anna McLean, Mary McLean, Carrie Bowen, Muggie Richardson and Mrs. Eliza Walson. Pastor Richardson and Brothers Harrison and Milstead contributed to the success of the affair. NOTES. The barns and meat house of Mr. Peter Hatton of Fort Foote, Md., were burned yester- day. F. J. Peck, pastor of Campbell M. E. Church, will preach in Philadelphia Sunday, the home pulpit being filled by Hev. Silas French ae John Middleton as returned from Mary- eS Te, Real Estate Matters. J. W. Morris has purchased for $7,650 of M. J. Colbert sub 91, square 482—18x85.875 feet on 5th between L and M streete northwest. Mesars. Weller & Repetti have purchased for $5,525.20 of R. T. Morsell, trustee, lot 5, square 819, fronting 503 feet on 4th between Pennsyl- vania avenue and B street southeast. Chapin Brown has bought for 5,500 of W. H. Manogue sub 34, square 45, Georgetown— 32.30x80 feet on 28th and N streets northwest. J. F. Hurdle has bought Yor £5.00 of ‘the same the adjoining sub 39—25.63x80 feet on N be- 7th and wth streets northwest. Brooks and C. 8. Montaxue have bought 100 euch of W. E. Wright subs 159 and for $4, 2 160, square 861, each 1634x80 feet on F street Detween 6th and 7th strgeis northwest. vores Peremrrory Sat of valuable tract Whitney avenue and Kock Creek road to be on sold Saturday, 24d May, at 5 o'clock p.m. ‘This land is situated in one of the best sections of the suburbs of Washington. - See advertise- ment. 7 Now Is Tuz Tow Waex Nearly Everybody Hood's Nealsa Hood's Sarsaparilia _ Sarsaparille ‘Spring medicine. Hood's _ Hood's ‘Sarsaparilla ‘The impurities ‘Sarsayarilla Hood's Which have Hood's ‘Sursal — ‘Sarsaparilla ware — Hood's — In the biood Sarsaparilla ES. seep opera Cold months mae 4 ‘Must be expelled Sarsupertiia Hood’ system: He Sareaparilla i = Bora Hood's — Hood's Sareaperilia Broken down ‘Hood's By some Hood's stile a Sarsaparilla bes Serious disease, Bewig Eeiparitla ‘The remarkable Sar ee Hood's — food's Sareapar Mates it worthy Boeiyeritia y confidence. Ene Tere Eee 's rrapegie Hood's Bieperitia Ideal Sprine Medicine Sareaparilla Hood's Be sure to get Hood'e Sersaperilia wtood's Sarsuparille. “— ‘est inheritance, askin without blemish and » body nourished by pure blood, should not fail to make tris of the CUTICURA REMEDIES, the purest, best and most economical cure for all humors of the skin, scalp 3 1s Cleveland's Baking Powder te the FoR strongest. It ia the most effective ‘and economical. Try it. A tes- STRENGTH. spoonful of Cleveland's will do more and better work than e heaping tea- ‘spoonful of other powders. CLEVELAND'S BAKING POWDER ‘STANDS ALL TESTS. Cor Ix Har Are the prices on our elegant line of GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GUODS, consisting of MEN'S UNDER- WEAR, NECKWEAR, OUTING SHIRTS, HANDKER- CHIEFS, CULLARS, &c., &c. Not having sufficient room we have determined to close out our entire stock of Furnishings and turn our attention exciusively to the manufacture ang sale of FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING, A tremendous stock of which we now have on hand, ‘and owing to the lateness of the season are compelled to UNLOAD ata tows; SWEEPING SACRIFICE, $10 A SUIT. LOTS 1026 AND 1006. Handsome Silk and Worsted Suits for men, round and square-cut sack coats, lined throughout with silk and satin. Manufactured to sell at $208 suit. LOT 1216. Bannockburn Cheviot Suits, iong-cut ‘sack coats, with patent extension shoul- ders, perfect in fit and finish. Regular retail price, 818.75 a suit. LOT 2089. Neat Dark Check Casstmere Suits, strictly all wool ; tailored to perfection and fit without a fault. Regular price, 917.75 a suit. LOT 9950. Biue Serge Suits, soft finish, mate- rial absolutely pure and fast color. Reguiar price, $16.75 a suit. LOT 9842. Handsome Light Plaid Cassimere Buits, strictly all wool, very stylish and attractive, Regular price, $16 = suit. LOT 1850. Particularly Pretty Cheviot Suits, cutaway coats, all wool, mixed plaids and glove fitters. Regular price, 816,50 a suit. LOT 1503. Dark Mixed Cassimere Suits, her- ringbone weave, cutaway coats, neat, natty and nice. Reguiar price, $16.75 asuit. ‘LOT 9890. Excellent Cheviot Suits, Dark Gray ‘mixtures, said to be the best and most durable goods for general wear on the market, Kegular retail price, $15.50 asuit. LOT 1470. Double and Twist Cassimere Suits, strictly all wool, dark mixed stripes: ‘warranted to resist the roughest wear. Regular price, $15 suit. We could extend this list of REAL BARGAINS up into the thousends, but this must suffice tor the present; and please bear in mind that this is no adver tising *‘dodge,” as we do not indulge in such repre- hensible pastimes. No dealer need apply. These bargainsare for the purchasing publie—the consumers only. VICTOR E. ADLER'S 10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, @7 AND 920 7TH ST. N.W., CORNER MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE STKICTLY ONE PRICE. OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 11 P.M. my10-3m_ $10 A SUIT. $10 A SUIT. $10 A SUIT. $10 A SUIT. #10 A BUIT. $10 A SUIT. $10 A SUIT. $10 A SUIT. A Besatifnl Embroidered Muslin Bed Set, consisting of 1 spread, 2 pillow shams anda bureau scarf, for €2.50. A Solid Ash Chamber Suite, antique finish, ‘Spleces, large bureau, with bevel piate. for £16.90. A larger and better Suite ut ¢19.50. An_Antique Cheval Suite, 3 pieces, for $24.75. A Solid Uak Suite, iarge bureau, Devel piate, 24x30, tor $27.50. The best Dargain on the market. We wake a Set uf Loose Covers of the best Mnen for $10 to wo with any Parlor Suite oid. ‘Mattings, Baby Carriages and Refrigerators. W. H. HOEKE, my6tr © 8TH AND PENNA. AVE. No Anovuert Necessary. WASHINGTON, D. C. J 30. JAMES 8. TOPHAM, ESQ. DEAR SIR: THE TRUNK WHICH YOU MADE FOK ME MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS AGO HAS TRAVELED OVER EUROPE AND NEARLY ALL OVER THIS COUNTR2—A DISTANCE AG- GREGATING OVER ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND MILES—AND UNTIL RECENTLY IT HAD RE- SISTED ALL THE EFFORTS OF THE BAGGAGE SMASHER AND OF ROUGH USAGE TO SUCH A DEGREE AS TO REQUIRE NO OVERHAULING OR REPAIRS UNTIL Now. 1 KNOW OF NO PARALLEL WHERE ANY ONE 1RUNK HAS PERFOKMED AS MUCH SERV- ICE AS THIS WITHOUT BEING WORN OUT IN THE SERVICE AND 1HROWN ASIDE AS WORTH- LESS. IT CERTAINLY PROVES THAT YOU DO GOOD WORK AND GIVE A FAIR EQUIVALENT 20K THE MONEY PAID FOK 10UR GOUDs. TRULY YOURS, SAYLES J. BOWEN. JAMES 8. TOPHAM, Sole Mannfacturer, 1231 Pa. ave. Factory, 1220 Est. my19 Guanee WaraUs Reguies No Capital and yet conducts you to FORTUNE! ‘Home possesses no attraction to thetired hus- band and father unless he is greeted with _ COMFORTABLE SURROUNDINGS. MATTINGS, REFRIGERATORS, GAS AND VAPOR STOVES, ‘The toiling housewife, too, demands her share of bliss and provides domestic comforts for herself and children. FURNITURE, CARPETS, BABY CARRIAGES, All these purchased under the wing of oar EQUITABLE SYSTEM. Sustain her in her daily warfare at home and ‘work contentment and happiness to every mem- ber of the household. ‘ROUSE & HERRMANWS 927, @21 and 623 7th ot, And (@27 and 636 Mass. ave. aw. a CITY ITEMS. The Doctors Are Here. FIRST THREE MONTHS FREE OF CHARGE. A staff of eminent Physicians and Surgeons have arrived in Wash: and ntly located. at their residence, 414 Glu street be. tween D and E streeta All who visit these eminent doctors before June 14 will receive services for the first three months free of charge. The only favor desired is a recom- mendatlon from thors whons they cure. They treat all diseases und deformities, but in no in- stance will an meurable case be acce} It beyond all hope they will frankly tell you so, ee nant pending mare mane for useless treatment. Remember dates an Bo early, as their offices are crowded from ‘till night. *Otses boars 3 am, to7 p.m. ‘Sundays—10 a.m. to 4 p.m. P. 8.—This governmental staff of physicians and surgeons is incorporated by an act of the legislature. my20-21* Fancy Creamery tsutter, 25¢. nd. N. A. Pood, the Cash Grocer, 944 La-ave. my21-3¢ Housekeepers Attention! Commencing on Friday morning, 224 inst., and continuing until Saturday night 120’clock: Finest Patent Flour made, 48c., 88c. and §1.75 oe regular price, $1.88; roller process ‘warran} ja ted), 7c. and’ €1.50 sack; splendid wa Coffee, $0c.; Gran. Sugar, 43¢c. Ib.; Cond. Milk, 12c.; Impl. qt. Lime Juice, 25. bot.; Va. Claret (pure juice), full qts., 25c.; Pure Rye Whisky, 5 yrs. old, 65c. qt; Port Wine, full te bot.; Sherry (dry, fine table) Wine, . qt. bot. All of the goods warranted to give watisfaction or money refunded. It P. R. Wiisow, 994 7th st. n.w. Razors bought during last 20 years honed free. Watrorp, cutlery and repairing, Pa. av.* Union Sewing Machine Ottice.—Machines for rent. 920 9th st. n.w. my20-4t 500 More Dress Forms, 49¢c. Only, At Avensacu’s Domestic Sewing Machine and Pattern Rooms, cor. 7th and H n.w. East branch, 4th and Pa. ave. sc. West branch, 1412 14th nw. my19-5t Tuning and Repairing of Church and Cabinet Organs a specialty. New Organs; easy terms. Geo. J. Becky, 920 9th st, nw. 193" Dr. C. W. Benson, the well-known Balti- more Specialist in Skin Diveasee and Diseases of the Nervous System, has opened an office in Washington, D. C., for the treatment of all Skin and Nervous Discases and Catarrh. We util- ize electricity in treating these diseases, and in removing superfluous hairs, warts, moles, marks, tumors and all blemishes. Dr. Benson or his partner, Dr. E. O. Mannakee, can be found every Wednesdey and Friday, from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p. m., and every Friday night from 6:30 to 9. at their office 1212 G st. n.w. Balti- more office 521 N. Howard st., every day. my7-tu,th,s An Invention Making Sewing a Pastime, Wheeler & Wilson’s New High Arm No. 9. Itcharms on sight. Its use enraptures. Office 437 9th street northwest. all-te AMUSEMENTS. CADEMY OF IC. , May 25. 8p.i, Grand An- ‘and Reception tendere :the supreme officers of the Progressive Benet. Order—8 104m one Tobable cost $40—by” tle subonlinate lodves of ‘Best possible taient has been secured. Cards of adiivaion can be secured trum the Distsact orzan- ier, Mr. Sol Kobn, 7 Fst. u.w., ond exchangcabie at Metzerott’s for zoe. for a reserved seat. myZ1~3t UNCH FRIDAY, Strawberry shorteakes and otlier delicacies at reason: abe rates it \OMPETITIVE Ci High School battuion, Lincoiu Hall, May 29. OMPANY DRILL, ‘Tickets 25, Jo and G0 ceuts of the cadets or apply at the schoo! is myzl-co2t BoUNG AND ATHLETIC WILLARD'S HALL, FRIDAY, MAY 2, S01 An opportunity afforded Washinytonians of seeing ‘Some of the best artists in their line, among whou: are: Valter Campbell of Puiladelphia and Win. Nally ot D. .. Youns of Phil cinnsti, Mebride and Walton of Philadelphia, Joe roll of D. C. capacity of the gi, At LUAUGH’S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. Evenings at 8:1: tinee Saturday. FOURTH WEEK OF THE SUMMER SEASON. W. T. CARLETON'S OPERA COMPANY, IN NANON. GENERAL ADMISSION, 25c. Reserved Seats, 50 and 73, Next Week— HE GONDULIEKS. _my8-tf SALE OF SEATS NOW OPEN. yes bis00 THEE Mrs. P. Harris, R. L. Britton and Tunis F. Dean, Pro Prietors and Manaers, cing Monday, May SMEDIANS TS MA CAWTHORN my18-6t LBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. SUNDAY EViNING, MAY 24. eco, 0 a6 g 3 ca tr GIL ae Tac, Sakout. , VIOLINIST. An MISS MAUD POW. Reserved seats, 81, $1.50. SEATS NOW ON SALE Ai THe BOX OFFICE. ny 18-6 Wnt, Robinson, Reserved sis. 3) und 1 Sale ot seats Ti ITED SOCIALS at ven by the YOUNG be ‘Wednesday, Wai be ii Odd Fellows’ Hyil, 31st ; iy : ‘Toursday ond. M: Zand 22, Laneh each ae 0. myI9St ‘ACADEMY OF Muse. : WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, CHORAL 1EtyY, Assisted by the GEORGETOWN AMATEUR ORCHESTRA, The WASHINGTON SAENGERBUND, ne sch een QUARTET, PHILHARMONIC QUARTET And, Mr. ANTON KASEAl Reserved wuts, 7: OLINIST. RY ‘and G0e, ickets at Metzerott's uy 18-108 myls-0e* shoul appiy to the Halter of reat shoul a an Lincoin Post ‘Hall, cor. 7th and Lets. uw. Vacant Mondays, Tuesdays, ‘s hursdays and Saturdays. Large had for rent on Sundays. sayin 7 New Toruiss Barus, my8toje27 1299 Get. n.w ei Natod coubanstion hoes Pipe, Bow Heels, 1 HIGHEST’ QUALITY GARDEN HOSE. for those Who preter a good article. Prices guaranteed as low ‘a8 qu.ted in New York or elsewhere. : GUODYEAR RUBBER COMPANY, ‘300 STH 8T.. MELVILLE LINDSAY, Manaxer. agate round. Ter Borawetu's TABLE D'HOTE DINNERS, ‘B0e. Best in city for the price and equal to any served in ‘hotels on American plan. p27 AT 1216 F ST. N.W. es URSDAY, MAY 21, 1891. EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &c. = os Ic rs 1 7 my21-4t" SHCRETS, 2c. HE ECCENTRIC ASSOCIATION 01 QUNDAY AT RIVER VIEW. ‘THE HANDSOMEST AND COOLEST RESORT ON THE POTOMAC RIVER, ‘The swift, safe and popular PALACE STEAMER SAMUEL J. PENTZ ‘Will make two trips to River View SUNDAY, MAY 24, 1891, And every Sunday during the season, Leaving 10:45 a. mand 3:15p.m. Home st 8p.m. = Fare, Round Trip, 25 cents. Every WEDNESDAY during the season, Leaving st 9:45a.m., 1:45and 6:45 p.m. ‘Tickets, 25 cents. ‘No objectionable parties allowed on the sbove trips. For charters, &c., apply to E. & RANDALL, my21 1100 Virginia ave. sw. MOS? VERNON, a The TOMB OF WASHINGTON, And the GREEN LAWNS OF MARSHALL HALL. SUMMER SCHEDULE_TWO TRIPS EACH DAY. On and after Muy 21 the Palatial Iron und Steel Steawer CHARLES MACALESTER will leave her 3 follows: NON—Two trips daily, except p.au., Reaching the city on ber return at 2:20 and Gp-in. ’ Fare, round trip, i, ine ting aduaseion to the wansion and crounds. Eléxaut cae on the Charles Macalester and lunch served at cits pric HALL—Two trips dai re ces. FOK MAESHALL Sunday, at 10g-11- and fortable. PLANKED SHAD DINNERS HOT FROM THE PI FOR MARSHALL leaving at 1] s.m. aud in Fare, round trip, ‘shad Served bot Trout : ant new dining room. Superior sery- ice, The ‘order. Hot plunked shad immedi- The best ately on arrival of 11 orniny lost W. W. CORCORAN st, for Alexandria ax Glymont, daly, = = Faturnt 4P.m., stop” MAKHALL LALL gums aud returning. to Marshall “Hail can co and return om Charies Macalester or tue W. W. Corcoran. .. Found tri Freieht earerally, ‘a calla. COL. JO8. C. McKIBBIN, ‘Marshall Hi alt, CAPT, L. L. BLAKE, Gomimanding Charles Maca’est. my20 STEAM YACHT ALERT FoR CHARTER BY THE day. week or mouths. Sicepune esidles the crew. “Apply at ofice of the RI D, Ith and H sts. n- myi®1 VAIT FOK US.—PEN-MAR, PEN-MA‘ Gand excursion MAY 0, 1:01, Decoration. de: he creat Peunsyivania Fuliroad, N-DIVISiON. N five MON’ MooStiguy exconstc THURSDAY EV NING, May 21, MACALESTER, TALL. . varning ari ed by Marine Band. Tie STATE ASSOCIATION their friends to Jom them in this. at the woart, foot of 7th st., after 4 my loa" ‘Tickets, e., , May Z wil leave her orchestra and band. office, 1409 New Lurk my 16-0 RIVER EXCURSIONS. 12 MILES ON THE POTOMAC FOR : ‘wo Salon Steamers. Frou: itu st. ferry wharf. Ex asiseaiee hoy. Stop at Alexandria, Va. ap15-Gm HOTELS. JJOTEL FREDONIA, H street Le wen’ 2th and 14th nw. Tabi board at €20 per menth. “Rooms and board at smumer brices. my Law Vy LELARD 5 HOTEL. Pa. ave. and 14th st., Mashington, D. C. = EBBITT HOUSE, WASHINGT Wana Wearner Goons, 'N FURNIT every de- Inspect our stock and uote the ny on hand for this time of suse) apd to dis 2, urriage reduced to $14. Be rediicat to $10.5 patterns aes. on which the been reduced to actual cost. ‘opportunity to secure one See our Leader at #4.90. We still have leit a few of those Roc! handsomely “upholstered. in tapestsy and silk piual, 5 each. REFRIGERATORS ‘Otevery from $5 to $55. MATTINGS. ow prices. 900 FL Matting, A.péttecad; ab BS parte 40 yards. 500 Miyata Heavy Sonmless, Fancy Matting, 10 patterns, our leader, at 25e. per yard. "00 Sprtteras, Extra Heavy Seumiees Fancy Matting at 40c. per yard.” 3,000 ROLLS. Cotton Wai Damask and Extra Fine Seaulese White and, Fancy Mattings ‘prices trom 40 to 60 venta, nse SMYRNA RUGS ,000 no ee lta opt at 8m Mane See Eo) GAB De Siok Bat et Sse at AS fame tag: ‘Stany r> cents: We inake to order kinds Win- dow and Door Berens” Let ungive yous Closed out # lot of 5,000 Manu- wi Pi TET deer rege ae “Tt ie IRLEY, ATLANTIC a, 3, KEN: near the oveam. Opens June Rouse, Ail modern thuente one SE op s ALL Manager ysaury Pi NJ. A AMO EL COLUMBIA, Frontine om the ocean st Oth avs: modern open Sune Li; accommadates AQ. Fs Si ihioruuation padress Wy: HAMA EY JOAPS WEST EXD Hore, q V EST EXD HOTE Nini ove 2 to SS per weeks 62 eer aar mycin eae WARD K. CARE. ‘[HE POLAND SPRINGS OF THE SOUTH. (Green, Valley. Md Why travel irom tee to four Pussdred miles to other celebrated springs when you hay. aitvost at Four Own, foe equs or ethene? —=> — SOUTH BINGHAM SANITARIUM. CUATTOLANEE SPRIN SAND HOTEL Te only one our sautes’ Fide from Wash NEWCASTLE, ¥.8. incton. DC. SEV BeBe world, one Bows comta:dne alt the LAND WATEX OF MAT Rafiroad Station, Portsmouth, N.H., thirty minutes Peps dom, iitne: tre Fide ease: te abate, ‘ete m Stet. | @istant, where coaches from @be house mest every «entirely mew; cuisi dining root service amd ceneralcumduet of notel wit Le of the hivhest order of excellence. A menu that you wall not tre of. Hotel on # lofty situation ; dry atunos- Phere; no mosquitoes jaria; lange, airy rows; mmawie Wil Ue unex-epitaually fine. otel open June 1 to Uctover 1. book. train, ‘The fashionable resort of the North Shore. (Open for the season June 27. Send for descrip~ tive book. ‘Terama, #12 — eens 6 FRANK JONES, Prop. 5.N. Charies st., Baltimore, W. K. BILE, Manager. myo N SPRINGS, VIRGINIA, reat Nort!: woumta ‘iy bours from mvton. Hutel and pnt Byesetey SPRINGS, W. VA—Finst< Voard ray be had at large house dire t Park. torus moderate. Address Sirs. MM. | my dar" oes "THE BERKELEY SPRINGS HOTEL WILL OPEN Jone 1 for, the season of Anil: |For ters and YEE Glary Address "GEO. “FREEMAN.” Proprietor, Sreeiey Serine W. Va, late manager Lory tam, Laray. mg ii-int ‘B® 5b CHARLES HOTEL, BERKELEY SPRINGS, W.VA. Qevonite the ceieizind bathe ant rout te open {or euesta, and bas been, renown Das electric belle througwom the house” Terue teed or further information address, CHANEL Owner and Proprietor, Berkeley Sprinee, W.Va. FOR ES T-EURNISHED_& MOST DESIRABLE cottage at eles Spruce, W. Va. G00) for Season. Apply INZ, Jefferson place. A. 8S. PRATT & SON my21-3m Sun building, 1315 F et (EE MAE SUMMER RESORT Will reopen June 15. Has well-shaded lawn, fine mountain. water, bot aud cold oatum, portions, Be Scenecy and large rooms. Address J. M- BELL. _Myziaw Bayersiown, Ba. (Cosennss WATE, Na S Ee site the United States Hotel: | REDFORD SPRINGS, ay BEDFORD, PA. E,W. PERRY, v iC CITY, N.2, HOTEL OPENS JUNE 18, 2A you want to Feni ur buy « hotel, cottage or lot pte WILLIAM RIDDLE, or. New York and Atiautic aves, TY, N. 3. RENT OK SALE—HO. els, cottages aud lath houses. lots for sale im all ‘Write for pamphiet on this «reat Resort and the famous BEDFORD SPRINGS MINERAL WATER Parts oF clue city came Sut “Avautle Cty. "ISRAEL Law boing, 2 Mee! Retate Aveuste, Moai Kstatesad | my73m 1. B. DOTY, MANAGER, bes ae ATLANTTIO CITY, ¥. 1, lt and Cold Sea Water Hat SPRINGA AN! HAMPSHIRE ATS, YAPON , CNTY, W. ¥, Dt 30 miles from Baltimore, 115 fro ashts fold LEEDS & LIPPINCOTT. with. ite superior ‘mineral "waters: ‘super wamimet ote DENns. Climate.” in's beautiful mountain reston. Just the TLANTIC CITY, X. 3., Wen all the year: hot Wwroved sauiitary apy) JOSEVE Spot to lay life's weary ‘burdens oveiy: wunimer bone. For needica mony send for paupulet. mayo 1 W. H. SALE, Proprietor jOUSE, i Me NTAL 4 CRESSON SPRINGS, On the Summit of the Allecbeny Mountains. Main ‘Line Penna. RR. Ali Traine Btop. wn, and have a Facing the sea; and other testi few and feS-it Hote. Deena $0 eet of sun. purior. ia} Weekly rates. G. We KE! wi iF Supt for illustrated cataiozue with price List yma ne " to #200 per JAMES 5. MOON, _ Som, Gato WoL ana oi Q*ENEX, SPRINGS AND BATHS, | SHENAN BP oats County. Va, ¥ Tenney & Co-, lemewe and Next houze to the beach. Bice ancl troas Rpcinee © "howe ing ahsoting pas, ta, tute WHITE & REED. | failery, iawn :hrevery and “other atuseanent. SeRORORAT aaWiS Gea = | Splendid rides and driven. wininiti poo in He Sear by c “ supplied with water from tie fect above sea level ; cool MONTEREY HO" No mosquitos. Dr. ¢ Mitccromeniy end Dr-P 1. Chaasberiain er: Oceal feudance. rot: Sbronder 6 bra ayd serine band furnish music. Address F. TENNEY & CO. Ni Ho. Waslington, D. C., antil Jume 16, after that at RE Locate oom. , furnisied, at Oukiand, Md: wit ‘shale water; ten auihUtes’ walk ation. Inguire 513 6th st. a. uy 20 ATLANTIC CITY, N. 3. On the Beach with unsurpassed Ocean View. Salt water beths in the Louse. Send for circular. STRIBEING SPEINGS. a Chalybeate Waters, aacouh Mountains, "Vas Rebuilt ana is the Ueet appointed hows tm the Vir gine mountains, “Table drw-class. New ownere ‘Send for circular. 300-5 E. ROBERTS & SONS. . CHICHESTER & STEWART, ‘PEE SOU, ATLANTIC city, ¥-3,, 141 oCEAN #20t_P. 0. Stribling Hprings, Vo. tT ane aig use, newly turmished a K SULPHU ye MAGNIFT- Open'au year. (apl4-coliw) ED. L GOULD. | water, nu mosgul ‘2 Evan, aa culars at Breut 'no % Atlantic City, N. 3. JELLY, New W Md. myd-lin end of heutucky ave, Now open. ® THe retinas ™ {eT 3 LE Urry BART. Th ag I House, Cornwail-on-Hudson RIDGE HOU! COUN ALL-OX-HUDSON, . ¥. Modern iujroveuente. beauty ul, and moderate i "PME LEUMAN, OCEAN ENDOF PENNSYLVasia | & pr Sa a “Atiautic'City, . J. ,eularsed, improvedaud | PILL TOP HOUSE, HARPER'S FERRY, W. VAT seated by hot water. ‘500 leet above town anu rivers. railroad station im “asl-oun jg View "scgnery ingut rorticows uneuryemed. tule ([ #2 LELANDE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Spazin - "Thos. &. LOVETT, Propeiser ‘On the beich, Namachusetts avennn. = F ‘Chins. Warner. i OCKWOOD HOUSE, HARPER'S FERRY, W.VA, eee __ Soe Spee, Seopa wet on en dab Pe eh "TDAAIEANR. OCEAN END NEW YORK Av Terms, 8) por wees may iS-i3em ed piel taki Saeed house; now Summms 7: SPOUT BOCSE WARPERS FeRkY, Ww ‘may id Sun 8 OREM, Prop. and Manager._ | oust Ainiy tot circulan ead teen: Si Se (PHBE ORIENTAL, ATLANTIC CLTY. N. 3, Via | _ ap20-cin 8.6 LIGHTNER, Clerk. ave. near beach. “Everything wew. Allmod- | Tron T PENDLETON, cot X. M. OPPENHETMER, Prop. sg By Fa 1A Address a “9 ‘Mrs. L. M. DEAKINS. R SALE—BLAKISTON'S INLAND—A BEAUTI- 1ul cottage: ry at of Pacific, Atlantic City, N.3. 2ent. Qeean view. _NULGA1ROYD & MATLACK, Prova. OVO, TENNESSEL AVE. ‘NEAK i'HE BEACH. = " NENHOWER’S, ATLANTIC CITY, N.3. 0 MOWOPEN. | _ my15-Im TSth and G sta. sos =. Sk H Sith BSCR Oe DESCRIPTIVE PAMPH- PEE, let of the healthiest Kesort in Aweriea, Fark avente, opposite the Hotel Brighton, Atlantia | address HM ESSICK. Trop Gary, D3. uu all the year.” Tetephowe No. 2. ‘mlt-Sen* Tree Pa aie ee ‘ermont | THE CORCORAN, Gee T got geal tates oteato torte _ D : ‘ow open COR. ILLINUIS AND PACIFIC AVENUES, | Audrem 4. V. CAuR. ‘ayietee Near Traymore ed Brighton Hotels, W covtays, ROcKVIREE SDS wit. me ATLAN 5 Is NOW OPLN FOR THE SEASON. dire. MAKY &. DALGLEISH. u . Washington, D.C. opeuivel we ¥ terme te af tas SERLENDES BUTT, ton od Now Vork ave. ‘apse OAR CENT INS QPEN®, JUNE |: NEAR LAU: cial Tuten tg futile, late ak evove: ew railroad Sata. per race, aftewiat, well SAS AMbier Cc akke Laurel, INGTON GROVE HOTEL WiLL. Bi ATLANTIC CITY, ‘Gcean en Tenb-ave. LONGPORT, ¥_ i 7 ASH! JAMES M, MOO} TOTORIA. tH amily hotel: fronting ocewa. I REXTON VILLA, CAPE MAY, N.J., NEAR THE ocean. Has large piazzas and sun parlor, with all iuoder? conveniences Special rates to fa) the season. “Mrs, J. A. MA ERS." auy6-2m.Jy7-co2m Solid Oak Antique-finished Bed Room Suite, 3 CEAN CITY, NJ. THE TRAYMORE. Modern new | pieces, for $17 cash, or $18 on credit. Opens Jane oe? Wa One ia wamauer Lone: | 7.phece Parlor Suites, solid walnut frames, uphol- ‘PSE TREMONT, SEA GIRT, N. J. ‘tered in plush or best haircloth, for €28 cash or 630 ‘Will open June 6 for season of improved: all rooms have ocean view: billiued sua | sm credit, rates and Information sppiy Wire, Goi" PAXEE, | Good WOVEN-WIRE BED SPRINGS for 62.25 Srlocks Sa Sod Peidaye fi'Sin | cash, o $2.500n credit. OTEL ALLAIRE, SPRING LAKE. N. J. BRUSSELS CARPET, 60c. cash or Se. on credit. Jane Uedarees ve ay CHARDON Good INGRAIN CARPET. 36c.cash or 40c.on credit. ‘We sewand lay all CARPETS tree of cost and don't charge for the waste tn matching figures. Our terms are the easiest of any house tn the city; ‘only aemall payment at time of purchase amd the bal- ance in EASY WEEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS. (No notes required end 6 par cent discount ellewed on all scoounte settied in thirty daa. oo “CARLETON,” ie ™2. She fan Spe ras ft dene a ee Bees ses See are Sune 2. for circu! ed T. B. Towses & Sox, of Ladies’ apd Children's Parssole am@ her -proot fm fancy colora, Regular a