Evening Star Newspaper, May 22, 1891, Page 8

LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. YORECAST TILL RIGHT 4. M. SATURDAY. the District of Columbia, Maryland and Led generally fair; cooler; northwest i CONDITION OF THE WATER, ture and condition of water at 7 Falla. temperature, 42: condi tion. Receiving reservoir. temperature, ‘at north connection. 30: condition at pouth connection, 36; distrib reservoir, fempersture, 63: condition af ent Bouse, 36; conditiun at effluent gate house, 36. High Water. Low Wi ‘796 p.m. | 1252 a.m, ‘J 643 am. Brute ax Sasnrs ror Mrx.—Nothing can equal them for summer. Our assortment is Great and the prices are small. _ “exe Praxc & Sox, One Price, cor. 7th and D. Paesz Covxtat Enos, excelient flour, &¢., Bay, oats, corn, stra m: ‘J ‘GB. MeCor, 1898 fib wt. mw. Ho! for May 30 and hot weather. Geta gas Stove. CO. A. Muppmmax. G14 12th st board at the Fredonia, $30 to $50 120 p.m. ber month. Oxz Tzovsaxp cups and saucers given away tomorrow. ‘ mt Best granulated, 43; cen! ih; 7th st., bet. G and H. Powsnrvr field glasses. Heurien’s, 453 Pa. ave. Renvctiow m prices of fine butter. ‘Sharpless print, “Cow brand,” at 50c. Sharpless print, sheaf brand, at 40c. Finest Elgin creamery at 35¢. Gib. boxes packed for family use, $0c. ‘Jawan F. Orstae, Store cor. Pa. ave-andothet Market stalls: 9th st. wing, Cent baw 125 Northern Liberty Market. Telephone, 271. Max, 1891, is the right time for you to buys gee range. C. A. Moporsay, 614 12th st. Ows Tuovsaxp cups and saucers given away Foot granulated, 43, colte 731_Tth st., beh, Gand H. Bunaaxer pure rye whisky. Hrvaicu’s Extra Pale Lager the best. Bot- thd by the Artixotox Bortiixe Co. Dox'r forget sale by auction of china, glass ware, dc., stock of M. W. Beveridge, at No. 1009 Pa. ave. n.w., commencing Friday, May 22, at am. Feserit’s Ice Cazam shipped anywhere out oftown. 1427 New York ave. Buanzrrr {s pure. Best Figin creamery butter, 25. N. A. Poots, the cash grocer, M4 La. ave. ‘Yoerr tux Exrme Caxrer CLeasrxa Woaxs, (31-635 Mase. ave. n. Telephone 425-2 G.A.R.. Arrextiox.—You can buy regulation G.A-K. suits, warranted all wool and fast colors, selihor single or doable breasted, at, $7.00, -re- Echo Chautauqua, who gave graphic oma . eee! aes ‘lfustrations of how men and women, you! Geormise House, SI thst ew. One price. (@€4 old, bad boen lifted out of Cuorarxe House, 311 7th st. nw. #4 Pan Gaxtos, $1 per quart, 50c. a pint. For Sraixa Laws Go to Jonx R. Kexxy. Corned beef a specialty. Stalls: 628, 629 and 630 Center Market, 9th st. wing. Telephone call, 1064-2 206 and 208 Northern Liberty Market. Artestiox of proprietors of hotels and called to auction sale of china, giass, de., No. 1009 Pa. ave., stock of M.W. Beveridge, conimencing Fridzy, 22d instant, 10 a.m. Catz. Trnersoxe 634-3 ‘And order a case of Heurich’s Extra Pale Lager. ‘Tuanr, £18 F street northwest. CITY AND DISTRICT. 4uU Ts TONIGHT. Arnavon's.—Carleton Opera Company in “anon. Haxem'.—“Little Nugget.” Tasenvactr.—Dr. Presbrey’s Lecture. Wrtarp Hatt.—Boxing and Athletics. gee CONVENSED LOCALS, ‘The will of the late A. J. Marsh, leaving his estate to his wife and children, bas been filed for probate. Yesterday John Peach, a plumber, living at 1374 D stree: southwest, fell in a fit from street car 136, Washington and Georgetown railroad, in frontof the Executive Mansion, cutting his head badly. He was tuken to the Emergency Hospital for treatment and from thence to bis H. H. Hennon fell in a fit on 14th street and New York avenue yesterday, badly cutting his face. Afte- treatment at the Emergency Hos- Pital he was sent to his home, 1008 H street northwest. ‘The certificate of the Washington Industrial Insurance Company, was filed today, Smith Rayner, W. L June, W. H. Huser, L. C. Justice E. ©. Gunsor being the incorporators. Virginia Franklin, colored, aged thirty-three years, died suddenly yesterday at 21534 10th Street southwest. ‘The Kechabites will visit Washi Tent of East Washington tomorrow evening aad the Parade will start from Good Templars’ Hall at o'eloel eee Stabbed Over a Game of Cards, Yesterday afternoon a party of four men were on a vacant lot near the new Pennsylva- nia avenue bridge engaged in « game of cards and drinking a keg of beer, when a dispute arose between two of them, Merritt Higby and Frank Nicholson, and the former stabbed the latter with a penknife. Higbyis a stranger here from New York and Nicholson has lived here all his life. During the trouble Higby claims that he was robbed of a watch and an oil coat. Higby was arrested by Policemen Marr ard Branson and Nicholson was taken to the bos- ‘The case could not be tried today, as Nichol- son was not able to appear. Meyer Fish Make; an Astignitiont]°"™ | Meyer Fish has made an assignment’ of ‘his stock in trade (clothing, furnishing goods, boots and shoes, mnsical instruments, Jewelry, guns and pistols,) at 1016 7th street northwest for the benefit of his creditors. The sasignee ia Jacob Brock and be gives preferences aggre- gating about $1,500. ae Michigan Republican Exeursion. ‘The members of the Michigan Republican Association and their families and friends went down to Marshal Hall yesterday and bad a very enjoyable time. Some took the morning boat and spent the day; others went down st 3 and still more at 6 o'clock. There were altogether in the neighborhood of 300 Wolverines at the delightfui place by nightfall and many others who did not come from the state of salt and sawdust ees A Stenographers’ Entertainment. A very pleasant literary and musical enter; tainment was given last evening in the rooms of the recently organized Stenographers’ Asso- ciation, 1327 F street. This association, although quite young, has proved to be a great suecess and the membership is increasing steadily. “The entertainment lust evening was in charge of the amusement committee, und a rogram was rendered consisting of short ad- from some of the older stenographers anda number of musical selections. Ainoi those who took part were Mr. J. A. Wetmore, Miss Katie Power, Mr. B. F. Bly, Miss Josephine Phillips, Mixs Nellie S. Wetmore, Mr. G. H. | Kubs and Mr. B. W. Hanna. In the absence of the president, Mr. D. F. Morphy, the first vice president, Mr. BW. Hanna, presited. A meeting of the association to be held some- time soon will be addresed by W. A. Croffat ona a Corporal ‘Tonner, who will give an account stenographic of the assassination President Linecs Instituting a New Superintending Deputy T. P. Mitchell of the Friendly Aid Society of Massachusetts insti- Dills paid, and a house given me after I .” You, confound you, were com) 4& BUSINESS EDUCATION. Seventy-six Graduates of the Spencerian Business College Recetve Diplomas. AN INTEMESTING PROGRAM OF EXERCISES—EXCEL- LENT ADDRESSES MADE BY SOME OF THE GRADUATES, PROFESSOR AND MUS. SPENCER, PROF. GILLET AND SECRETARY FOSTER. Before an andience that filled every nook and corner of the Academy of Music seventy-six gtadnates of the Spencerian Business College of the class of 1891 received their diplomas last night. It was the twenty-fifth commencement of thie well-known institution, the silver wed- ding of the Spencers to educational pursuits in the District of Columbia. No anniversary could have been more fittingly celebrated, for theex- ercises last night were pronounced the most entertaining and instructive ever given by the college. The stage resembled a huge flower garden, and when, shortly after 8 o'clock, the graduates came on in single file, the ladies all dressed in white and the gentlemen in black, with rose boutonnieres, it seemed as though a bit of fairy land had been transplanted there. INVITED GUESTS. On the stage in front of the graduates sat the invited guests. Included among them were Secretary Foster, Commissioner Robert, Rev. Dr. Addison. Dr. Gillet, chancellor of Chatau- Fn let. Jessie B. Wilson, Gen. R. D. ussey and Prof. Geo. E. Little. ‘In the sec- ond semi-circle were college Profs. Ely, Lester, Middleton, Newman, Misses Wise and’ Graves. In the boxes, friends of Secretary Foster, the officers of Glen Echo Chautanqua, Messrs. Baltzley brothers, Mrs. Jenni: Mr. and Mrs. McLennon, teachers of the Normal School Addison. senses ing the night Sines. The 1 , representin; night cl ladies’ Philharmonic Quartet, com of Misses Meads and Law, sopranos, and Misses Stidham and_ Shepherd, contraltos, sang Sedermann’s Wedding March in a charming cored. (Miss Grace D. Leater, yresentin, tment of short hand and. typewr ing. de~ vered tne salutatory for that elass with fine effect. ‘The gentlemen's valedictorian was Iredell Hilliard, and the ladies’ valedictorian Miss Clara E: Walters. Both acquitted themselves with honor. Miss Meads sang “Perle du Brazil” exquisitely accompanied by Mr. Henry Jaeger on the flute. She wus followed later by Miss Florence Stid- = heen — ito solo by ih en- tit “Beauty's Eyes,” accompani ya violin. 1¢ was heartily epplanded. ‘MR. AND MES. SPENCER'S ADDRESSES. Principal H. C. Spencer delivered an add~ess tothe graduates which teemed with good ad- vice. He spoke of the great future which awaited them and cautioned them against the many snares to be found in the world. Prof. cer then introduced Chanceilor Gillet of jorance an: ‘gloom ‘into intelligence, usefulness and dis- tinetion by Chautauqua training, associations and influences. Mrs. Sara A. Spencer addressed the gradu- ates upon “Our College Family.” Referring to the college family, she said the Spencerian Business College had graduates in all parts of the civilized world. ‘They love and honor the college in their hearts and liyes. She com- mended to them all the higher education and wider range of usefulness offered by Glen Echo Chautauqua and declared that Mr. Spen- cer and herself had made a vow never again to work twelve months in the year in Washing- ton, but to devote at least two of them to the reviving atmosphere and elevating influences of Glen Echo Chautauqua, where they would wel- come students and friends. She introduced Secretary Foster by saying that when Mr. Spencer and herself came to Washington they did not _know a human being here except Gen. and Birs. Garfield, but in that household they met Hon. Charles Foster of Ohio. SECRETARY FOSTER’S HAPPY TALK. Secretary Foster, after speaking in very complimentary terms of the college and the exereises of the evening, congratulated the class upon the fact that they lived in a country of free instivutions, enjoying privi- loges thet no other gradusting clase is any other country can begin to enjoy. He said that the blessings of free institutions and American citizenship are so manifold that the people do not begin to appreciate them. In this country, he continued, every man is the equal of every one else so far as the laws are concerned. Here, thank God, he continued, there are no castes and distinctions in society. Every man is entitled to work out bis future for himself. This condition, ‘he said, does not exist to the masses of the in any other country on the face of the earth. A man may be born in a palace and rocked in a silver cradle and another may be born in a cabin and rocked in a trough with the chances that the one born in the cabin will excel in achievements the child rocked in a silver cradle. ‘The biggest fool in England, if born of a queen mother, becomes king. This is not the way kings are made hero. Speaking of the advantages of hardship in life Secretary Foster told the following story: THE SECRETARY'S LITTLE STORY. “I remember once here in Washington (it ra was during my congressional life) having par- ticipated in a little dinner. There were six of us, and I may mention Gen. Garfield as one of the party. After discussing the business that brought us together we began to discuss our- selves alittle. It so happened that three of us were what are known in this country as “self- made men.” ‘The other three were born of rich parents. The self-made man is always liable to be egotistical. The man who has been succeseful in business will perbaps tell you that he began life on ashilling. One of the self- made men stated that he had never been to school more than six weeks in his life and had been governor and state senator. A gentleman who was quite wealthy and came from a rich family interrupted the self-made man by saying: ‘Look here, I'm sick and tired of you self-made wen. Youhad to labor for a living, while I Teared in elegance and ease, my college had ted (te work to do that which makes men and I ata here, y: my disad- vantages. ‘The graduates then filed by and the Secre- tary handed each a diploma. ‘THE GRADUATES, ‘The following isa list of the graduates: Ladies, day claes—Lily E. Black, Ky.; Annabel Brady, D. - peer, notwithstanding /a.; Edith C. Gregg, ; Elia Medora Lamb, Md.; Grace Alice MeNethany, D. C.; Nellie F. McCormick, D. C.; Emma RB. Mohler, D. Emma W. Pope, D. i D. Mary A. Staubener, D. C.; Neliie M. Sulli- van, D. C.;, Nellie iowa; Sarah C. Tneker, Md.; Clare rian, D.C. alter, Ladies, night class—Helen Louise , D. G; Mary ae, ‘D. C.; Margie Sinclair, s Gentlemen, day clase—Chas. C. Albert, D. Chas. M. Berry, Md.; Chas. J. Dietz, D. C.; Lee LL. Herrell, Va.; Iredel Hilliard, v: torian, Ma.; Jennings M. King, W.Va; Clyde C. Lamond, Ohio; George A. Martin, D. C.; Albert 8. Parry, D. C.; Lewis H. Phel Phillips, Va.; Franz H. Ridgway, ‘Tucker, Ind.; Fred. L. Vs D. G.; James Williams, D. C.; Lawrence Wi A. Weschler, Md. Gentlemen, night class—Grant 8. Arnold, Pa.; Roland C. Booth, Pa.; Harry G. Conn, ‘Tenn.; David Cohn, D. C.; Chas. W. Cuthbert- son, fn epee — D. Groff, D. G. Hoffman, tatorian, D.¢.; Flavius T. Johnson, Va.; Moses Grant Lucas, D, C.; John W. Mitchell, N. C.; Herbert D.c. Samuel H Nattans, D. Weaver, Va.; Joseph H. Wood, D. Shorthand and typewriting, day clase—Nel- ‘a isher, Va.; Bessie lie G. Bauer, D.O.; Annie W. Gay, D.C.; Grace D. Lester, essayist, Md.; Jen- ; Christine D.C.; Cora Dorsey, D/C.; Chas. J. Mal- ; Daniel B. Thompson, D.C. wing—Charles G. Band 100 DOSES, ONE POLAT 4 ‘ THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, 4 TEST CASE, Is Mr. Clark’s Store Within Oue Mile of the Soldiers’ Home? 8. Clark, a grocer, whose place of business is south of Florida avenue on 7th street. Lawyer James Coleman, for the defendant, entered » specidl plea admitting the sales of liquor and denying that the place was within one mile of the i sibility to travel on an air line and as there were several honses and answer in it the Place could no be reached over the ura more. In this case the defendant hed s wholesale license, but the license was rejected w Paseage of the Soldiers’ Home act. ‘was brought in order to test the question of whether the measurement is to be by air line or by the usual route of travel. Instructions and exceptions were put in proper form order to get the case td the upper court and in order to get the case in proper shape the court charged the Jory and s verdict of ‘guilty was rendered. ‘The case will go up on a writ error. —— MES. GOODLOE MAY DIE. i f iy f deel EFS. 3 H Fi e g Ma- | Inflammation Sets In as the Result of the Kicks She Received. ‘The Sfight in Armstead Goodloe’s house, in Hillsdale, Tuesday night, during which Agnes Goodloe, his wife, was choked and kicked and 80 badly injured, will probably result in rid- ding Hillsdale of the Goodloe store, that has been the cause of more trouble in Hillsdale during the past year than all the licensed sa- loons in the county. ‘Wm. Bryant and Wm. Chew, who are charged with having inflicted the injuries, are still in jail, and last night the police received informa- tion that Mrs. Goodloe was dying. She has been attended by Dr. Harrison, but the kick in the stomach so badly injured her that inflam- mation had set in and her death, it was thought last night, was only # question offs short while. Armstead Goodloe isa blind man and receives a pension of $72 a month. He has a son and daughter at home, and it has not been an un- usual thing for them to have as many as fifteen sons in the place at night, and the police ave had considerable trouble with those who have visited there. James Goodloe, the son, is now under ing dictment for keeping an alleged gambling place, and there is acharge of selling liquor against the old man. a This morning Mrs. Goodloe was ‘still alive, although she was very ill. sikh THE ROCK CREEK PARK. | The Respondents Ordered to Show Case Why Appraisers Should Not Be Appointed. Inthe case of the United States against Cooper and others in which a petition has been filed for the condemnation of the land required for the Rock Creek Park in which they have failed to agree with the owners, the Court in General Term this morning directed an order of publication. This order requires the re- spondents on or before June 15 to show cause why the prayer of the petitioners should not be granted and the court should not proceed as directed in the act by appointing appraisers, &c., provided that service be made on the ree- ident owners by the marshal and publication be made in Tux Stax, Post and Law Keporter at least six times. went heer THEY EAT NO MEAT. Two Ladies From London Tell the Wimo- daughsis Their Experience as Vegetarians. Mrs. Ellen Hawkins and Miss Emily Harding of London are in this city and yesterday deliv- ered addresses before the Wimodaughsis. ‘Those two ladies belong to the rapidly increasing number of modern reformers, the special evil that they attack being the inordinate and un- natural desire of human beings to eat meat when they are hungry. Forsix years past Mrs. Hawkins and Miss Harding have made it point to go without meat, and they claim that they are the better off both mentally and physically for their temperance. They believe only in the use of fruits, nuts and vegetables as articles of food. Their ents in suy of this reform pootetda era Retina’ te praise el interesto1 assembly of ladies. They the ground that man was not by nature @ carniver- Ous animal, and the taste aud appetite for meat was an’acquired one. They clalin too that peo- ple who do not eat meat do not erave liquor and other stimulants. —<——— To Receive Exalted Ruler Hay. Exalted Grand Ruler E. B. Hay of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, ac- companied by Past Exalted Grand Ruler Dr. Hamilton E. Leach, will arrive in the city at 7:30 o'clock this evening at the Baltimore and Potomac depot and be received by Washington Lodge and a large number of citizens. ‘The people of Washington are anxious to weleome the new ruler and his associates, as the honors conferred are unprecedented in the history of this charitable organization. Washington Lodge Sigbeck They reprosonted the sepia city of repr cay of the nation in» manner that called “forth” the veut praise. reception eveni pocesiees te bein gusea cay i ma orencn oe be carried out. A Ea TEES A Charge Nol. Prossed. Inthe Criminal Court, Judge Bradley, the charge of false pretenses against Ulysses 8. G. Glick was nolle prossed. The charge was that Glick on November 18 last, pretended to G. N. Rider, an agent of D. Appleton & Co., that he had secured a subscription of H. Smith of Rich- mond and received from Rider @4. dauueeteen rh Convicted of Assault and Battery. In the Criminal Court, Judge Bradley, this morning Wm. Harris, was convicted of an assault and battery on an indictment charging also intent to kill Jas. Thornton on April 17 by cutting him with razor on the neck and head. ‘The way in which Hood's Sarsaparills builds up people in run down or weakened state of health conclusively proves the claim ‘that this medicine ‘makes the weak strong.” It doce not act like « stimulant, imparting fictitious strength from which there must follow s reaction of greater weakness than Defore, but im the most natural way Hood's “Last epring I was completely fagwed out. My strength left me and I felt sick and mis- erable all the tims, Hood's Sarsaparilia cured me, ‘There is nothing like tt,""—B. 0. Bewole, eilttor Enter prise, Belleville, Mich. 1B. B—Be sure tome HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA, ant are 4 Trom Ircun Tren: Test Iz Younsry. Cleveland's Baking Powder ts the FOR —etrongest. It a the most effective and economical. Try it. A te 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. Great M Sale of Clothing. Southeast corner oth and E ste greatest slaughter sale Men's Suits, 300 Black Chevi money. Boys’ Suits, long pants, 14 to 18 years, @2. $9.28, 98.75, 84 and OLb0, Extra Fine Silk faced Suits, $5, 95.50 and @6. Children's Suite—thousands of them_ at 90 cents. Hundreds of them at $1.20, @1.37, $1.50, $1.75 and $2. The ‘ts without the jacket are i — we tk for cape suit. ien's Pante—thousands of them at prices than the material cost. = Lens 1,000 at 90 cents. Worth @2. 000 at $1.25. Worth $2.50. 1,000 at $1.40. . forth $4.7 at $3. 5.000 Children's Knee Pant from 4 to 15-years, at 15 cents. noe 8,000 at 38 cents. —— corner 9th and E sts. A misrepresentation intended ‘You will not find this definition in Webster or Worcester, but you will find lots of fake all over town. Not such is our 50c. Fancy Balbriggan Underwear. The value is fully double. Hexry Fraxc & Son, it One Price, cor. 7th and D. Gi Away Tomorrow at ‘781 7th st., bet. G and H. 1,000 more of th Gaurat Curva axp Japax Tk Co., 781 7th at., bet. G and H. Owing to the enormous demand for those Gilt- band China ate? whe cITy a ‘The Greatest of Them All. ‘Those special lots must be closed out tomor- row and such it on them Teepaae eo 10:90 p. m. a Eee « Real Russian Calf Oxfords. Some- éutirely new. $1.25, worth......€2.00 1.0, Ge secgus caer pa eter, Boots, $2; cold everywhere at ¥3. fery Fine Cloth-top Button Boots, Sizaee Wauy eect Patent Tipped Lace Shoes, ergy gt Fale $2.40. Beduoed for tomorrow to $1.65. aa Button, #2, Reduced tenures toete as a. . MAY ‘Tux Staxpagp Suoz House, 824 7th st. nw. (BESS Se ot Buy Your Sugars at 731 7th st. Special Present day tomorrow. BetGrabeabd Ofomia tt Perfect Avalanche of at the walanche of Bargains buys Youths’ Solid Leather Button Shoes. 1 tom 21.25. ity Button or Lace muta fe 91.50. E> i fz : rice, buys Children is Dongola Rid Spring Heel i. buys Children's Ket SpFing” si. 8. price, = : a * Hand-turned Kid Button a3] Tus Stan Suor Hot 726 7th st. Bay Your Su; t 781 7th st. Special present day tomottow, sen | Best Granulated, 434 cents. at One, Come All.—We offer you Batter, 806. 1 Mocha Chop’ 7 BOL; Spe M. & P. Merzozs, 417 7th st. nw. Best Butter, 25c. O’Hane’s, 1337 7th n.w., near O. ae ‘We Make a Special Of Ladies’ Hand-eowed Booka at €2.50 and @8. it® W. B. Hanriey & Co., 918 7th st. n.w. Razors bought from me in the last twenty ears always honed free. D. N. WALFORD, Practical Cutler, 77 Pa. ave. itt The Doctors Are Here. FIRST THREE MONTHS FREE OF CHARGE. A staff of eminent Physicians and Surgeons havo arrived, in Washington and permanently located at their residence. 414 6th street, be- tween D and E street. 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 @ recom- mondation from those whom they cure. They treat all disenses and deformities, but in no in- stance will an incurable case be’ accepted. If beyond all hope they will frankly tell you 0, sito caution you against spending more money tment. Remember dates and go carly, as their offices are crowded from morning ’till night. Office hours—9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Bundays—10 a.m. to 4 p.m. P. 8.—This governmental staff of physicians and surgeons is incorporated by an act of the legislature. my21-2t* Fancy Creamery Butter, 25c. pound. N. A. Poot, the Cash Grocer, 944 La. ave. my21-3t Union Sewing Machine Office.—Machines for rent. 920 9th at. n.w. my20-4t 500 More Dress Forms, 49c. Only, At Avgnnacn’s Domestic Sewing Machine and Pattern Rooms, cor. 7th and H nw. East branch, 4th and Pa. ave. se. West branch, 1412 14th nw. myl9-56 Highest Grade Imported, Red Hand Allsopp's Ale, bottled by the brew- ors, Messrs. Sumuel Allsopp & Sona, Limited, Burton-on-Trent, Englan by N. W. Borcurts, ja90-f&m, tf . 1825 F st. n.w. “Rockbi Rye,” finest made, @4 Jon; $1 quart fis "Larwon'a, 408 Deh oe ee ma, An Invention Making Sewing a Pastime, Wheeler & Wilson’s New High ‘arm Wo. % It charms on sight. Its use enraptures. ‘Ofice 437 9th street northwest. dll-te Ive Gor Tur Nenve TO SAY “‘OUR ONLY TERMS ARE CHEAP FOR CASH.” For sale ‘We buy for cash and don't want any credit trade. We don't take any notes but bank notes indorsed by Uncie Sem. If you deny yourself in o~ter to save your earn- inxs, why don’t you seek a strictiy cash house to get all you can for a dollar? If you want Matting, Furni- ture, China, Small Wares, Baby Carriages, Refrixera- tors, &e.. we will save you big money. Matting, 123 to4te. Best Linen Chair and Damask, 48. 4 24.85 to 825. Wire Cots. $1.75 and #1.96. Tea Sets. ‘56 pieces, $2.98. Dinner Sets, 100 pieces, $7.98. Refrigerators, $2.76 to @30. All-hair Mattress, 40 pounds, 88.50. Foiding Beds, 89. Handsome one, bevel mirror front, 18x40, ornamented, 28. Wire Door and Spring Hinzes, 98c. Fine-finished Window Sereens, 26 and 40c. Parlor Suites, £27.50 to $100. A mova Lounge, $3.95. Oak Sideboard, $12.50 up. Everything for cash. We don't pretend to give you Something for nothing, but you will get 100 cents for every dollar you spend, and no matter what you buy, if not as represented please report it and we will ex- change or refund the money. We want your trade and influence. Your interest is our own. We only ask you to come and see. ‘M. C. GRASTY'S DOUBLE STORES, 2610 and 1512 7th st. n.w., bet. PandQ. Don't doubt till you try. my21 Cxsprr Wir Us Regumes No Capital and yet conducts you to FORTUNE! ‘Home possesses no attraction to the tired hus- band and father unless he is greeted with COMFORTABLE SURROUNDINGS, MATTINGS, REFRIGERATORS, pore Gu eo GAS AXD VAPOR STOVES. pil these pegphased under the wing of our © maurraste % 22, 1891. AMUSEMENTS. SUMMER RESORTS. SUMMER _ RESORTs. AYER OF Musto. os Gaed T™, ge COTTAGES aT TS BERKELEY SPRINGS HOT WILL OPEN Srey SnSNS abhor oie eae nak ee . cont $409 my ze. v, Va CD Sia Ea “arcare et T= ey EE 18T orem Sy a rE BY ee: = Ste metas 1. ; new house. roons . newly ES A. wR ‘ a SRLS m= ILANTIC CITY, N. J. KOA ave. = A* ADER NEW MANAGEMENT my13-3m.eol MRS. D. LUCKARD. ‘Write for pemphiet on this «reat Resort and the TLANTIC CITY, N.2. baat Alten io feat ae bay a tot, cottage or lot BEDFORD SPRINGS MINERAL WATER. PSS Ob cours ow oe win myl8-tt “. ‘SEATS NOW OPEN. my 12 Cor. Now Yon ce RIDDLE, my73m 1. B DOTY, MANAGER ‘ARES’ TER ATTIC SITY, XJ cRENT, OB SALE—HO. Mom P. Harris, BY. Beitteg snd Tonto B. Dean, Pre Beyiy ahs Say sie sete sions, Sina 3 a One week, May 18. Law building’ >” St Estate Auwute, Real Ratatean . STI trou Washineton, sopmencing Monday. Se Superior mineral “waters, ‘comet BERBER: JOR CAWTHORN c Mages bolts end Pate avea, So cer, burdens down and bsve = FARCE MUSICAL COMEDY Now open. “{muylotn) Mika, HINKLE. WH Ralts Sroprseree Next Weok_THE BULL FIGHTERS, myis-e_ | }}4bvoN Bani, E se (ALBAUGHS GRAND OPERA HOUSE. SUNDAY EVENING, MAY 26. ATLANTIC CITY, x. 7, Flot and Cold Sea Water Baths in the Houses M° ‘NTAIN HOUSE, CRESSON SPRINGS, ae uM 00 fet4m LEEDS & LIPPINCOTT. On the Summit of the Alleeheny Mountains Maim go ua o*o e Hoe bey, Line Penna. RR. All Traine Stop. § 99 EE 39 ag | ee Fer circular and information sddress ‘Gea ‘00 coe a AND HIS ‘WM. K. DUNHAM, Supt., FAMOUS MILITARY BAND, OTEL IMPERIAL. La Seana, Comite On. Ce. FAMOUS MILITARY BAND, Hi you the ONRSEL ETNSS aD Bares. an FAMOUS MILITARY BAND, P00. Every houe consort. Low ge RF, = ASSISTED BY SEVEN GREAT ARTISTS, (J oan | Pour aud tron =" ee guests : "| pinot " ves, . NJ. y iis Sid bate MANTELL, sastonr Unobatracted view of the cosan irom hotel. supplied with ‘weter fret MISS MAUD POWELL, VIOLINIST. rated catalarde with price it Terms, @1°50 | foe dation : berday. JAMES S. MOURNS * mays ‘tove'nea long cou! td Pinieehtinnaie i EREY HOTEL, ATLANTIC CITY. N. 35 | and Del’ 1 Chamberisin SEATS NOW ON GALE As THE BOX OFFICE. iy. cumfortable roturnished ; open all iis | ftndance.. Prot sheen eh my 18-6 "ae es eawcoER, ‘—EW eine THEATRE. pee ALDINE. ATLANTIC 7 5, Payirao = ING OF THI SEASON, ro ~~ pro’ erms ¥ OPEN! 7 THE SUMMER $1020 $2.50 per day. “NO tuer bonse on the NT OR ay DEST ABLY WocaTen PAMONT EA COMPANY, — Bonde pemnputet. H. D.EASTMAN,. | fruit, shade a1 water; ten mninutee’ wath ot HAUSE SEERA SORA P= com x scisieaic te ; ; ATLANTIC CITY, ¥. 3. OCK ENON sPRI “THEY WHITE HUESSAR. - On the Beach with unsurpassed Ocean View. R& the North mowntat Mgt 4 hours He WHITE HUSSA ‘Salt water baths in the house. Pasuartaa. | Hotel and cottases [omnoten FHE NUITE HUGE Bend for cvs, ediigelapinge Pissed wit sad seins Helen " As le, Julia Earnest, | _$s:30-5m FE. ROBERTS & SONS._ | Pool, Livers. bowlini alleys. tennis lawn and le- Marion Weller, Wim. Pructte, Waiter: Allen, kirtand | Fue EV, $30" Pall room: enlanwed thie year. Seamn opens Sune Sihoea motte Ew sae | T ipa Fe eras ir doeeibsive ramp higtna noice . Thoms a Qcean end'of hentucky ava,” Now. wa Reserved stain: SO and fan Adare Be 1625-3, Tea CFHPS bar. A. 8 PRATT & SONS, Sale of seats Thursday, May 21. (TSE GILBERT, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. OPEN | ™521-3m Sun building, 1915 Fst. Academy oF wesrc. sndltabie Shot cas ue SEW: GARETT ; wapanenne mys, 5u Tenn bg . Ww. a3 Sa. T ry oe wn Sorte Soi — Ca CHORAL society, yP2! Worn Anas ai, Na. song, {Taye irom two Ww uur Lundred miles to other GEORGETOWN AMATEUN ORCHESTRA, Afest-ciam tanily bots, wid toueceaionc | Soor pews full Cutt cqual er sane? oo age Bote. with house WASHINGTON HAENGERBUND, souk Mie eXBincen, ap0-2 anceer. SCHUBERT QUARTET, 7PHE LANSDALE PHILHARMONIc QUARTET North Carolina aver’ neat the beach, ‘Mr. ANTON Kasi VIOLINIST. mb18-eo%sun F. A. CANFTELD. cleanses the system. Hotel s Reserved seats, 75 and 0c, Tickets at Metzerott’s | 7 PHE LEHMAN, OCEAN ENDOFTESNBILVANIA | (ists all ita aipolutanente: eutirely ew, cine, Tuesday, May 19. my16-10t ave., Atlantic City, di. J. Ty? tronarel conduct of betel wiil ee iiy bot water." ++ sulanred, improvedand | tor the hichest order ol excalleace, Atmenu ther pk STEAM RIDING GALLERY, id naps ‘will not tire of. Hotel one lofty situation dry stusos New power-house site, 14h st. and Pa. ave, mw. | | *S!- cei . W. LEHMAN, _ | phere: no uweguitors; mo malaria; Intwe. airy rooney . . Bride. NDE, ATLAN SITY, N. J. uusic Will be ‘ - Ladies and children from 6to8 p.m. my14.oee_ | 'T"* “GLANDE, A1 Nnmacl artes ress: i liste! peu June 1'0 October ty end for desceip- Fevretegnble ee eat shoulda 7 tothe Santor of —_ap28-m, uel Was Terita, 612 por week and u Tose o Lincoln Post “Hall, cor. ste. | A “si — un Hi. gor stand Le: nw Vacant | 7H MAT ANERDNEWXORK AVES | _mmy21-tm 5 N. Charieest., baituacre. hail for rout on Stndayee myli-lan” | electric bells, Uaths, Be. band were war Thos NTA N T B 14-3 ¥. 5. OREM, Prop. and Manager” This fas 8 wll ota ew torxisa Barus, "THE OMENTALATLAN TiO CITY. N. d.. vine | Mate’ reputation of « ceutury. will open for the re- die pet oh Fania ave. Dear beach. “Everything ew. ‘Ailinod- | Ciieepeace ued Ginn obec eee ok the ern Veluent 2 ; mubihin. _ALEX. M. OPPENHEIMER, Prop._ | reaiiy sccamitie rom a tet nbs eine ‘PRE KEVER: PAMPHLETS, with full Naioraet EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &c. Tee rent oppose be Hote ten, Anan | the rh aa She + Nod. Open all tue year. Telephone No.0, OHN PISTORIO’S |. J. ROBLETS, Proprietor, late of tue Vermont PICNIC. JalU-Gus 7 fone iT MONDAY EVENING, MAY 25, 1901, PR se aT cir KEN: | Will reopen June well-shaded lawn, 2h tuck, eo ya a 2 1. ~ bot apd id ° house. rm aploimtments. “Telephone te Pe. Bo sen ‘Open anul October L. “BET SOUTHALL. Menarer, : town = N VIEW, MOUNTAIN FALLS P ‘HE STODDAI wk county, Ve, will owe MONDAY ee CORK. ILLINOIS AND PACIFIC AVENUES, Tieauttful jovatton, Mie will be Boat Racing, Ser fgreerent Bee ee Der month. Childra bali gate. Near sin: of travel to qyele Racing, Sprinting and. Catchine Greasnd’ Pie ic Lic s om ipo Springs Write toe Prof. Ed Thoipas will wives Grand ‘Swrimeioge ‘Exhibi- 18 NOW OPEN FOR TE Az x my 1Seolu tion. | A well-known and populur athlete -will give a Mrs. ton at Club Swi 3 MAKY E. DALGLEISH. lub Swinging Washinicton, D.C.au4- Lin should patronize this excursion. my2l-se UP Ps novse, Shove one level, Guest views of White A ‘tantic City, N. 7.. jcuntain senery Its elevated position insures GUNPAY ar RIvER view. Zeapeesre Ser wee pene Fin al the year. es =o bo MALARIA I8 UNKNOWK. THE BANDSOMEST AND COOLEST RESORT | ‘J'M¥ WINDERMERE, ATLANTIC CITY, NJ. Now Renovated: all year tronase Extensive unde for tennis bene and s . S ON THE iicted Tapsoun) 3.C'BaRER’” | Suet ountoer rosea. gee Sar apa ain ‘Capacity, "S00 sueets. 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 Sundsy during the season, coumerted circular address INDSOR SULPHUR SPRINGS. — MAGNIPI- W tsps MAGNIPT. cent shade, ips abe. (ASBURY PAREN. 3. Fronting on the ocean st Oe moder June co rn; open ‘Hé VICTORIA. siting ocean. lighted by wus ana | Bsc: tora, of chy; artesian wat modern improveients, ILL TOP HO’ RPER'S 3 5 Tearing 10-45 a. m.and 3:15 p.m. Home at Sp.m. | Superior table, terms woderste and Peluce ‘cul Ha scotatve rca und eer rallrood : : my18in | 10ll view: scenery frou: Fare, Round Trip, 25 cents. GES ROD HOUSE, DELAWARE WaTER Gap, | Syciam: #6; open May de vay Every WEDNESDAY during the season, Pa. Brick building: delightfully located. electric b 4 3 bells; ‘Water; Se sanitation ; val oo OCKWOOD HOUSE, HAKPERS PERRY, W.VA, Lewvieg at 9:65 m: 1bink Sib pam: ly resort Ac de LaBale proprictor ith RARE, Bike. Sb LGVELL. Propmectress. Tickets, 25 cents. PREXTORVILEG CAPE MAY NG NEAR THE | - Terme, Oo ree week fore - Peery . ocean. ith all | 7M ij 10 ARPERS FEI . Nocbjectionable partis allowed on the above trips. | wodcrn comveniemt.” Special rates to farts for | A Ve. Tie laneest house spd round end, season. Mrs. J. _ my o-2, points Apply fo cootlan eat tan eee For charters, &e., apply to Se Ot | Pes eM. Thatta Pa, Gore EST XD HOTEL, CAPE MAY, N. J.; LUCA- beach und depot, ‘Kates af, SORT PENDLETON Week, @2.90 and #3 fer a Garrett count, my21 “a i EDWARD K. CARE. | svt ‘ip “Aligchruice “sree toma ood \CEAN CITY, N. J. (Circulars at ew MUST VERNON, > THE TRAYMORE. On the bench. Modern new 1-2" ase. | Strictly first-class. Del muamer howe. | = piakiaTon = eee TOMB OF WASHINGTON, Opens June 27. WMC. CROWELL. muyiesu FSR EAE BAR STON’ ist anp—a Bea ies i T, SEA GIRT. NT, me roe Tt ad GREEN LAWNS OF MALSHALL HALL, seeson Sf 1801 house ereatly | _myi5-lam » Sa ead fe SUMMER SCHEDULE—TWO TRIPS EACH DAY. _ tele if El =] [PTIVe | - Be Et Gat hoes | Recenmimammaserme se taeee | Scat Going, Scene ers aaa MACALESTER will leave ber Fates: amption apply ars, S. T. * KM bpeie K. Fron ‘as tollows: 1 Spruce st., Tuesdays aud Fradays Anse, . M. . Pa a VERNON—Two trips daily, except | S cot — L171 , 2:30 p.m., reaching the city OTEL ALLAIRE, >PRING LAK. N. J. Is i tseitar choi etanmamsestmin: | AA Area water Sci a fats of so geil rs one tr te Elzgant'ca'e ‘on the Gbaries Matalcater aid'iench | “snyist 1904 Arh st, Phulaseipi cy aioe werved at city. Prices. " Yoon: KVILLE MD. FOR SAUSHALL HALL two trips daily, excert ARLETON., kane, CATE. novase, BB, wae Fearn ok ay, ane 2Iy, ma» Peace the ci 2° | “Open June 1. Special nutes few June aud hope greganply at as CEAEN DER BOREL, (on et 5 cents. - Parties Gesirin. to spend @ jeasant day at | ber. tmylslm] 1. S. HINKSUN, Proprietor. | New Lork ave. apt larshali Hali can go down at 10 am.and remain 7 3 7 y. AK CREST INN NS JUNE 1; NEAK LAU- pal the ust boat, af Sp. “Keverytody made cour | RWOUT HOUSE. CAPE MENTOPEN CLE. RE- O'’re Son by and 0. Se ke rar Bt por day ee Sune 20, “Write for circulars, Station bo-doct perth, lars Bret ioocs: Sita PLANKED SHAD DINNERS DAILY. SERVED | —"3/> 30 MOLFE & WARRINGTON. _ | Sid waier for juests tron Ss pring. Address HOT FROM THE PLANES. HOTEL, HENLOPEN, CAPE HEXLOPEX BEACH, 34S. ALBERT CLARK, Laurel, Md.___ap20-1m' <—, ‘uobuth, Delaware, a 3 \ ASHINGTON GkO\E JOT! WILL BE OPEN FOR MARSHALL HA! SUNDAYS—Two trij Hot batt Hotel sixty yards . High losvitn af Aha tn atid'S-90 p.anespettrnine, frac tne | Forchon witira geod vations, wane for reception of guests May 15. Appiy 724 ith city at 2:20 p.m. and 7 p.m. Fare, round trip, 25 = WALTER BURTON, “ its. din daily. cop hen ln my?-lm* 935 L st. p.w., Washington, D.C. *b vanced shad ‘[pHE KITTATINNY, DELAWARE WATER GaP. eerie te MARSHALL HALL | grasdtursl soon) add nenitnateese i 4 ‘scenery C TOn end after May ol the Seamer W. W. CORCORAN | “alysis SA BRODHEAD & SONS, Props. Touxsox, Gansza & . Sha ‘iver ienlinpt as taShots Sf Uitanen dae QTFE CASTLETON. BRIGUTON HEIGH 36 PENRSTLVAxIA AVR ot MARSHALL’ HALT going. and ret niaculiicent structure, with elevator and ali modern xan to Marshall can go and return on | improvements; throughout, and ‘Charles or the W. W. furnished: will be opsped tor reasun arround | 50 pieces besutifal New Ginghams tm plaide and ie ate ee facets June 1, 1soi."JA8. SMODGERS, Propctor stripes only Be. ‘Du Nord and Scotch Telephone call ae. a, ca imam House: New Vorkenry. =" -PCne™ ete of Cole- JOB. C. McK ]SLAND_ HOUSE. SOUTHWES’ CAPE, 2,2, ARE. tomnnn| L ietiate othe ae STEAM YacHr. ALERT FOR CHARTER BY THE | oe june 15. % Sona Pe = ae | ae sent = =e LD POINT COMFORT, Va. =|. India fine quality, 10e., 126.. AYE, FOR US —PEN-MAR_PEX-MAR— | O)Gpon sll year, pure set dir; ts Tecan bead | 200 Bc Dark India “tases? aise, aoe ee ‘Grand excursion MAY 3), 1801,Decoration day, | cold ‘crabs. Bau and. — ise. over the great aus fotgond, outer thst | ©2 day 1 week and upward. G6. seta of VISION, No. 2; COLUMBIA J —~j BITNION Be. EY of B., and the WASHING: — = GENTLEMEN'S NEGLIGEE SHIRTS. Shilaren batt tare: esl, $10 ro08d SEP | PE PRINCESS ‘ANKE, (a ine of thee rood he mont complete we hare ‘OONLIGHT EXCURSION BY TBE YOUNG VIRGINIA BEACE, Va., ever sbown. embracing all the new patterns in Outing Mises Girauha: aaeocitin ERIDAd? ay 2 cnn shannen ae Madras and Satteens, ranging in price frou Tikka "BB cunts, on nae af odiceris00 wagk| TINNST AND SAFEST SURF BATHING ave my’ ON THE ATLANTIC COAST. Riven ExcunsIONs, SEND FOR SUMMER RATES. oe 8. E. CRITTENDEN, 22 MILES ON THE POTOMAC rietta Cloth, Seryes and Cainei’s Hair Drone Goode, FOR 15 CENTS. my19-1m Proprietor. _ | 50., @0c., 750., $1. ot nin- leiaiaey S™atee BOARD IN BosToN. — Stop at Alexandria, Va. apl5-6n prisuesnt, poms and STAGE EXCURSIONS. my20-203w WITT'S TALL} KATES: