Evening Star Newspaper, May 23, 1891, Page 16

18 LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. FORECAST TILL EIGHT A.M. SUNDAY. Maryland, For the District of Columbia and learing; cooler; north winds. ition at north connection. 36; south connection. 36: distribu temperature, 70: reservoir, condition at influent gate Bouse, 36; conditiun at effluent gate house, 36. High Water. taem 7 Leow Water. 50 p.m. | 112em. 204 p.m ee Gazat Cursa axp Java THA Oo., 731 7th st., bet. Gand al consumers of Coffee should eatisfy themselves that opm’ ener Coffee and ‘The Johnston Spring Leaf Blended Tea. Gneat Curva axp Japax Tua Co., 781 7th st., bet. G and H. Special Telephone, 816. Wuy Nor st Read ad. below’ C. A. Muppitay, 614 12th st. “Turner Ant No Fume Os Ue” ‘The « ‘Anne” window screens; new, ad- Jumble; no abjectionable center bars; will fit any window from 18 to 45 inches in width; 89. each. 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Parker we have Harper's Monthly for June. years of age, dro ead at Samaritan's on Ist, between Dand E streets southwest, it. Alex. Brooks found a colored child alive on a lot on 8th street near Grant avenue last night. Miss Ida Gould, employed in the Boston House,was overcome by the heat yesterday, but impreved under treatment. v. Hugh Smith Carpenter, D. D., of Brook- N. ¥., will occupy the pulpit of New York ue Church tomorrow, morning and even- > AMUSEMENTS. Acnavon's—Tur Goxportens.—“The Gondo- liers' will be presented by, the Carleton Opera Company next week. It is one of the most delightful of Gilbert and Sullivan's creations, and has been procuced here only once before. The right to present it as a summer opera at- traction has been secured from D'Oyley Carte, and it will be given with the original orchestra- tion and with handsome scenery and costumes. ‘Two of the members of the original cast in this country will be present, Miss =: Post, who has been specially engaged, and W. H. Fitz- gerald. Miss Post will sing the role of Gian- netta, and Miss Jeannie Winston and Mr. Fitz- forsld will be the two gondoliers. ©. A. Bige- low, J. K. Murray, Marion Langdon, Clara Vincent and Clara Wisdom will have prominent places in the cast. The production of “The jondoliers” will be an event in the season of comic opera that Mr. Carleton has been giving. Summer prices, 25,50 and 75 cents, will con {inns and a estlines pociorsauce wil be given on Saturday. Cuonat Socery Brszrrt.—The Choral So- clety invites its friends to attend the concert next Wednesday evening at the Academy of Mnsic, from the proceeds of ‘which it hopes to pay off itsdebt. ‘The program, rendered by the various organizations of the city, wil! be full of interest and a pleasant evening is as- sured. ‘The Georgetown Orchestra,under Prof. Kaspar. will play the march from ‘La Prophete” and Mendelssolin's“‘Son and Stranger” overture. The Schubert Quartet will give two of its best selections, and the Sengerbund and the Philharmonic Quartet will have one num! cach. | Mr. Anton Kaspar will play the “Scene de Ballet” of De Beriot. The Choral Society willing the dainty little“Chorusof Bacchantes,” yy Gounod, a ladies’ chorus and the grand “Thanks, Be to God” chorus from “Elijah.” Reserved seats are sold at 75 and 50 cents by Metzerott & Co., and at these prices all can afford to help the society out of its difficulties. Harnrs'—"Tur Bonper Krxo."—The sen- sational drama will hold the boards at Harris’ Bijou next week. ‘The Border King” will open the engagement instead of “The Bull Fighter,” as formerly announced. It is & realistic picture of life in the far west and abounds in startling climaxes and situations. “The Border King” will be repeated on Tucsday and Wednesday nights, with matinees on Tues- day and Thursday afternoons. After that the great melodrama, “Custer’s Last Charge,” will be given. This isthe first time this play has been given in Washington. It hasfor ite basis the gallant and never-to-be-forgotten career of the famous Indian fighter. The performances will be given by an efficient company, organ- ized by Harry Belmer. Griaone’s Coxcent.—When P. 8. Gilmore brings his corps of musician: and solo artiste to town the people know that a concert of rare excellence is to be enjoyed. The veteran leader has been so prominently before the pub- lie as organizer of mammoth jubilees and festivals and director of entertaining con- certs that he is one of the best-known men of the day and is the most popu- lar musical 1 of this generation. He has engaged for this tour seven eminent solo artists, of whom the following will sppear Marnxes. ing in Straw Mattings. 306 rolls fancy matting at 25 per roll of 40 yards. $00 rolls fancy matting at €6 per roll of 40 yards, 209 rolls fancy matting at $8 per roll of 40 yards. of 40 yards. B. Moszs & Soxs, - Lith and F sts. nw. 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Boag of the Robert Downing Com- y, and by special permission of Mr. Robert owning, will recite “Panhas@us.” A skirt dance by the three little misses—Birdie Bieber. Cora Dietz and Hilda Jacobi—neither one over seven years of age, will be s feature of the en- tertainment. ese Daxexnowen’s 39ru Farr E: To Furprnice Crrx, Mb.; Mowpay, Mar 25, 1891 — Holders of tickets will please’ remember that the special train of six cars will leave the Bal- timore and Ohio depot 820 a.m. sharp and make the run without stops, arriving in Fred- Hk at 10 o'lock, |The sale’ will commence at U1 o'clock. As over 1,000 persons have applied Tor tickets, and only $00 tareod. every heklor is expected to be on hand promptly on time.— A aac cage at A Tarovon Passexcer Rovre to Tae Sours will be inaugurated commencing May: 24, known as “The Shenandoah Valley Route,” over the lines of the Baltimore and Ohio and Norfolk and Western railroads. in leave Wash- ir ily at 10 p.m., and returning, will ar- n 9:30 a.m., carrying Pullman buffet sleeping cars between Washington and Memphis, through the famous valleys of the Shenandoah, the James, the Roanoke, the Hol- ston, the Tennessee, ing the famous re- sorts of the blue Ri and ——— moun- tains, viz: Luray, Grottoes, Natural 7 Roanoke, Salem, Radford, Pulaski, Wytheville, &e.. ke. For all information apply at all ticket offices Baltimore and Ohio railroad and at 1433 Pennsylvania avenue. E. J. Lockwood, agent.* essere lesions Quicxesep Trars Skavice Betwres Wasn- 1xGTOX, PHILADELPHIA AXD New Youx.—With the new schedule of May 24 the Pennsylvania Railroad Company will ina te a very fast | service between Washington, Philadelphia and |New York. The Philadelphia express now leaving at 4:00 p. m. will be changed to leave at $:45 p. m., arriving in Philadelphia 6:46 p.m. nd New York 9:20 p.m. Returning, to leave iew York at 11:00 a. m., Philadelphia 1:30 p.m. and arrive in Washington 4:30 p. m. The congressional limited express heretofore leaving at 5:00 p. m. will r leave at 4:00 p. m., arriving in New York at 9:05 p.m. For other changes consult time tables. . peamrumienr ear Arsrs 4 Hyarr Rare you can more fully ap- reciate the advan powsenses Srer all other suburban subdivisions;. ite macadamized avenues are never muddy. Free tickets at office, room No. 7, Atlantic build- ing.—Adet. ees ‘Tae “Cnantes Macatester” for Marshall Hall and planked shad dinners, Sunday, May 24, at ll am. and 230p.m. See advertisement. ei a Bay River ox THe CHrsaPeake. The Baltimore and Ohio railroad is now ready to contract for excursions for the coming sea- son to that —— — ex- cursion resort, w eing greatly improved and beautitied, Bay Ridge on the. Chesm ‘gle { ye ee THE. EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C... SATURDAY. MAY 23, 1891—SIXTEEN PAGES. ENDOWING A CATHEDRAL, Lands Conveyed in Trust for the Benefit of the Episcopal Chureh. An indenture was recorded’ at the city hall today whereby Miss Mary Elizabeth veyed in trust to the American owned by ts, the primary purpose to devote the question after Miss Mann's dea ‘8 cathedral endowment for the Protestant copal diocese of which the District of Colum- bia may form a part. After this object is ac- complished and the cathedral foundation is otherwise sufficiently provided for the prop- erty is to be devoted to the support of Episco- pal educational institutions. The property conveyed, as described in the indenture, are lote 26, 27, 42, 44, 45, 46, 47 and 49 of Elizabeth Lanier Dunn's subdivision of rts of Jackson Hill and Mount Pleasant, Tee Lanier Heights. condi Wf Ha Rr. George William Douglass, &'T-Ac nang the 1. Geor ™ AL, an sept ed wardens fr the ae being of St. Purposes of the trust as named first, for a cathedral foundation or diocese the aforensid of the Protestant ‘opal church, provided that such cat foundation be estab- lished before the expiration of five years after the death of Miss Mann. Secondly, when pono “ ee be o avis cient vided for ty is to go to tho evtablishment ‘and minvensitce of 8 school for girls in connection with the cathedtal, provided that such school be es- tablished’ before the expiration of ten years after Miss Mann's death; thirdly, provision is made for using the property at the discretion of the board named for other educational pur- poses in case the cathedral foundation and the school mentioned are otherwise sufiiciently provided for. Finally, in case of failure to execute these trusts within twenty years, the lands sball be conveyed absolutely to the to be used for educational purposes. Heartily Welcomed by the Stay-at-Homes— ‘A Parade and Social Session. ‘The Washington Lodge of Elks with Mr. Ed. B. Hay, the exalted grand rnler of the order, returned from their glorious trip to the Louis- ville convention last evening. They were met at the station by the Elks who had been unable to go to Louisville, but who had done the best they could in preparing a handsome reception for their more lucky brethren and especially for Mr. Hay, who was elected at the convention to the highest honor that it is within the power of the order to bestow. Exalted Grand Ruler Hay arrived at the 6th street station about 8 o'clock. The stay-at- home Elks and those who had already returned from Louisville, nearly the whole lodge, in fact, assembled at the station to meet him. The Marine Band furnished the music. Ta the parade that was at once formed the handsome trophy that Louisville was at was won by the lodge in the hond, and after the members who were on foot dame a four-horse carriage in. which wore seated Exalted Ruler Hay, Past Exalted Grand Ruler H. E. Leech of —_ Sra and So omegg a (ao oo i ‘ashington . route of the para up the avetiue to 15th street, to F street. to 9th street and to the Elks’ hall, at 9th street and the avenué, was a continual blaze of red and green fire, and several hundred dollars’ worth of fireworks went up in a blaze. The parade was followed by’ social and re- ception at ‘the Elks’ at which Exalted Ruler Maxwell made the opening speech. He spoke very pleasantly of the trip. to Louisville and of the honors showered w in, @ there. He then introduced Exalted Lodg Ruler Hay, who made the princi; ft r Hay, wi le the principal speech 0 the evening. is speech was over Mr. Ed. Hay’s father was introduced and made s few brief remarks. Past Ruler Whitney made & brief addres a es wepe aloo made by Tecate ort Antonio & srnack, katate ey Hater 3 lar, ends an or MRS. GOODLOE’§ STATEMENT. She Tells How She Keceived Her Injurice— Her Critical Condition. ‘Mrs. Agnes Goodloe, the colored womanin Hillsdale who was kicked and choked Tuesday night, asheretofore published in Tux Stax, is still in @ critical condition. Yesterday ‘morn- ing Drs. Harrison and Elliott told her of the se- riousness of her condition and Assistant Dis- trict Attorney Clagett and Mr. Harvey Givens of the attorney's office went to her house this afternoon and took her ante-mortem state- ment. The supposed dying women was very weak, but she could not be made to believe that she would surely die. “If I die,” she would say, “I know it will be from the beating.” Mr. Clagett heard her story, which was that on the night of the affair William Chew, one of the prisoners, and. Henrietta Smith were quar. Feling and she ordered them out. They used bad language, she said, and she attempted to Push Chew out yw said: “—— it, Til go out,” and began talking to Henrietta > iota When she again tried to put him out he choked her and pushed her against u coal-oil barrel. She got up and went toward him, when her son Jim appeared and attempted to put him out. William Bryant, she continued. then came in and threatened’ to rip Jim's heart out if he put his hand on Chew. Both Bryant and Chew got on Jim and she started for Chew. “When I took hold of Chew,” she said, “Bry- ant let go Jim and said to me, ‘If you don't let that boy alone I'll kick your—— out.’ He kicked at me and ran, but I followed and he kicked me in the stomach.” Her son Jim was present whon she me@ the statement and he objected to her making it, but she said that talking about death did not frighten her. ‘The prispners claim that they care vith Jim Goodloe and that the paras was the result of a dispute about a game. pear ace Interesting Jonadab Meeting. The “good of the order” meeting of the Sons of Jonadab at Grand Army Hall last even- ing drew out a large audience, and was at- tended by representatives of all the councils of the District, from Baltimore, Harper's Ferry and Alexandria. An interesting program of recitations and music was rendered, inter- reed with addresses by Judge Weed, Jerr, iin y. H Cocker’ Fr ft Owens wad judge Sarz ay Avoriox at 1009 Pennsylvania ave- nue of china, glass ware, &c., stock of M. W. Beveridge, will continue Monday. . Srarse Meprorxz Pie pe Ver rer Exrier Canrer Chnasmné 01-455 Mass. ave. n-w. Telophonp 425-0 24, at Riven View.—' Suxpar, Mar popular resort onthe river. The swift 4 TAME AFFAIR. An Ordinary Exhibition of Boxing Given at Willard Hell. A very ordinary exhibition of tame boxing was given last evening at Willard Hall, and up- wards of ahundred men paid a dollar apiece to see » number of set-tos with big soft gloves. There was no hard hitting and precious little science. First Walter Campbell and Mike Lynch, both ot boxed three tame rounds. Campbell, who has for some time been instrdc- torto the Schnylkill Navy Athletic Club of Philadelphia, was easily the better of the two. Lynch and Dixon had friendly, three-round bout and were followed by two school boys named Bateman and Carroll, whe boxed four rounds. In the last round Carroll rallied ely, but he was overmatched im every way fy the boy. ie PES ree Seer cae of rounds bell Alig duced. The men boxed cleveriy, both being fairly scientific fighters, but one was pantshed enough to know it. de tenance THE COURTS. Court m GrveraL Te rau— Chief Justice Bing- ham and J vecty agte B. and P. RR. Co. Yesterday—Sh te . ‘ submitted on record sud brief. United States fe hme 3 etal; rule to show cause return- Tune 15. Equirr Court—Judge Hagner. Yesterday—King agt. Salter; restraining order issued returnable 29. Miller’ agt. Miller; sale ratified nisi. Girard Life Insurance Company agt. Taylor; ‘testimony before W. H. Smith, executor. ‘Cake agt. Woodbury; instructed in to nt of gaa bills. Jackson agt. Ward; T. Morsell ap- pointed substitute trustee. Cmcurr Court—Judge Coz. ' Yesterday—G. J. Nush agt. Kendig & Land- Tolgt: verdict for plaintit: 449.73. Estate of Richard Moore; verdict sustaining will. T. J. Fisher & Co. agt. C. A. Sadler; verdic! fendant. F. J.T. Vandoren agt. G. Jobnson; tiff called, suit dismissed. A. G. Elliot & agt. E. Hudson; judgment by default. Puopate Court—Judge Hagner. Today—Estate of Louise Shocmaker; petition for letters of administration filed and order of ublication. Estate of Terese Saffell; John T. ffell granted letters of administration; bond $500. tate of Wm. Storum; James Storam di .C. Clephane do.; bond Joseph Nicholson; J. P. Hod 000. Estate of Mary Moore; will admitted to robate and letters testamentary issued to Eharles Abert; Lond $50,000. Estate of John sher; do. do. to Bridget Gallagher; bond $100. " Estate of Valentine Miller; W. Miller; bond $200.. Estate of Wm. Burris; . do. to Rachel A..E. Burris; bonds. $700. te of Thomas Scrivener; do. do. to W. C. re; bond $20,000. of Nor- ‘ment; order allowing the sale of bonds. Estate of John Reynolds; order to show cause why will should not be proven. Estate of Sarah M. Rexford; inventory filed. Estate of E. B. Quinn; ‘administrator authorized, to, employ counsel. In re Cecelia A. Ellsworth; E. A. worth appointed guardian; bond $300. Estate of C Storrs; order for sale. Estate of D. B. Sockett; order authorizing assignment of mortgage. do.; bond $10,- ges = Canna Court—Judge Bradley. Yesterday—Wm. Harris, assault to kill: ver- diot guilty assault and battery; 11 months and ‘29 days in jail. Ulysses 8. G. Glick, false pre- tenses; nolle prossed. John Simmons, larceny from the person; verdict guilty, mendation to mercy; one year and one da} Albany penitentiary. Frank Jeniper, verdict guilty. 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Baking Powder. ‘Tux Guzat Attaxtic axp Pacivic Tz Co., 601 and 508 7th st., 1620 14th st. n.w., 8104 M ut., Georgetown. 225 stores in the United States. Pure goods sold only. Beware of mushroom concerns and imitators. N.H. Bowmax, It ‘Manager for D.O. 20 Per Cent Reduction in Clocks and Sil- ver-plated Ware at Franx’s, Jeweler, 461 Pa. ay.* The Sick Given Free Treatment Mondays and Thursdays from 9 to 10 a.m. etism and Electricity. No medicines. manner of diseases quickly cured. Call and see certificates of Physicians and others. Miraculous, wonderful, astonishing,convincing. We challenge any physician to diagnose disease as correctly with statemont of patient as we do withont. Ladies’ private consultations with Mrs. E. V. Sxeut, Magnetic Institute, 904 N, Y. ave. 1t* ——— Now is the time to buy for ing. Granulated sugar, 434 cents. Taz Gnzat AT- LaNTi¢ AND Pactric lea Company, 501-503 7th street, corner 7th and E. Sugar Given Away. Two pounds Granulated Sugar given away on Saturday, May 23, to every pure of one pound of Tea or A. and P. Baking Powder. ‘Tux Gagat Artantic axp Pactric Tza Co., 601 and 503 7th st., 1620 14th st. n.w., $104 M st., Georgetown. 225 stores in the United States. Pure goods sold only. Beware of mushroom concerns and imitators. N. H. Bowman, it Manager for D.C. Now is the time to buy for preserving. Granulated sugar, 434 cents. Tux Great AT- Lantic aNd Paciric Tza Compaxy, 501-503 7th street, corner 7th and E. Fancy Creamery Butter, 25c. pound. N. A. Poots, the Cash Grocer, 944 La. ave. my21-3¢ Deafness. Catarrh is one of the most frequent causes of deafness. In some cases the hearing suffers at first only by spells, while in others the hear- ing grows indistinct without the appearance of [apg symptoms, the deafness increas- ing gradually until all’ useful hearing is lost. Noises in the head of every conceivable de- scription often add materially to the existing Da. Liontanz, for thirty years specialist for the cure of Catarrh, Deafness, Asthma, and diseases of the throat, lungs and car, can be daily consulted, from 8 ‘to 12 and 4 06, at his realdence, igi K st. nw. my18-mws3t Coxscitatioy Frex. Union Sewing Machine Office.—Machines for rent. 920 9th st. n.w. my20-4t Dr. C. W. Benson, the well-krlown Dalti- more 8 in Skin Diseases 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 wing superfluous hairs, warts, moles, marks, tmorsand all blemishes. Dr. Benson or his partner, Dr. E. Q, Mannakee, can be found every Wednesday and Friday. from 9 a.m. to 6:90 p. m., and every Friday night from 6:30 to 9, at their office 1212 G st. nw. Balti- more office 621 N. Howard st., every day. my7-tu,th,s 500 More Dress Forms, 490. Only, At Avensacn’s Domestic Sewing Machine and Pattern cor. 7th and H nw. East branch, 4th Pa. ave. se. West branch, 1412 14th nw. myl9-5t pcXiny a Machine With a Reputation by Years of Faithful Service. ite our New High-Arm No. 9. Its silent motion free from the heavy, ‘ace tign Of shuttle machines. Wurstes & Witsox Mra. Co., 487 9th st. nw. The Fedora Dress Shields are indorsed by Mies Annio Byrne, the leading dressmaker iu Baltimore as follows: I consider’ them superior to all others and so do my customers. stores. mm! wastjet Call h Writ Machine has a ke; Pend bia Sop ‘The Red-Hand Brand Or Auisorr’s Ixpia Pax ALE, nowned firm of 8. Allsopp Sons’ ‘ae on be had from Bete ous H. Maozt we 1UDER, 1417 New York ave. and 1122 Conn. sve. $a81-s&tu, tf Au Investion Maki: Wheeler & balonpeat New NEW _PUBLICATIONS. “A USO SORTEARTION FO BavaAL ‘The swift, eafe and popular PALACE STEAMER SAMUEL J. PENTZ ‘Will make two trips to River View SUNDAY, MAY 24, 1801, ‘And every Sunday during the season, Leaving 10:45 a. m.apd 3:15 p.m. Home ot Sp.m. Fare, Round Trip, 25 cents. Every WEDNESDAY during the season, Leaving at 9:450.m., 145and 6:45 p.m Ticketa, 25 cents. No objectionable parties allowed on the above trips. ‘For charters, c., apply to CADEMY OF MUSIC. ZA MONDAY EVENING. May 2%, 8p.tm | Grand An- Officers of the Progressive ‘Order—$100 fn ons Sis city. Best pomibie tent hasbeen secured, Corie of admission can be. secured from’ tue Distract Seer, Str. Sol Rohne SY Fete at Metzerott’s for for — 8 RAwpALL, COMA heel eau ¥ DI ., May, 20, my21 1200 Virginia ave. aw. Besthoot. Te myshece 7 \apienly GRAND OPERA HOUSE. Quxsz0 Axp Laxe Sr. Joux Rarcwar. venings at 8:15. rountit Wax oF THE SUMMER SEASON, | OBIY rall route to the delightful summer resorts north . T. CARLETON’S OPERA COMPANY, Quebec, through IN NANON. = ~ GENERAL ADMISSION, 250. CANADIAN ADIRONDACKS, Reserved 50 and 75e. ‘Magnificent scenery. Beautiful climate. ‘Monarch Parlor and Sleeping Cars. ‘Hotel Roberval, Lake St. Jobn, recently enlarged, ‘has first-class accommodations for 300 gueste, and is Next Week—?HE GONDOLIERS, myl8-tf BALE OF SEATS NOW OPEN. ARRIM’ BIJOU THEA’ Mrs. P. B. L. Britton and r. Pre Harris, tton and Tunis F. Dean, One week, Me , May 18 Tun in connection with the “Island House” st the THE COMEDIANS.” Gunn Binshenoe, peda HERBERT AND JOH CAWTHORN a fishing grounds. Daily communication by steamer scrossthe lake. The fishing richts of Lake St. John ‘and tributasies. an ares of 20,000 square miles, are free to guests of the hotels. ‘For information as to hotels apply to manager Hotel FARCE MUSICAL COMEDY LITTLE NUGGET. Next Week—-THE BULL FIGHTERS. _ my18-6t ALPAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. SUNDAY EVENING, MAY 24. Roberval, Roberval, Lake St. John. For folders and ci] FREE g"— Ek Bit smn mene soar tuo coor s son , New 499 HE SS Be El | Metre tor ro. wate is ——————————— STAGE EXCURSIONS. NS TALLYMO COACH LINE RATES nN ‘Round trip, * Home, daily, 20 a.m, and 2 p.m, S0c. 4 2 Ban. SOc. to St 3 P FAMOUS MILITARY BAND, FAMOUS MILITARY BAND, FAMOUS MILITARY BAND, ASSISTED BY SEVEN GREAT ARTISTS, AKO! m. fare (excursion), including {PARLEY Se rs, — | diumer'at the braze, si our tna baad egy oe a inh OMe: suicenas Pee cee oe state, aren ‘MISS MAUD POWELL, VIOLINIST. Yatn and H n0 4k, Ww. 5 ory SEATS NOW ON TALE Dale Box orrice. HOTELS. WAN MARCO, NEW YORK, 21 WEST 32D x NEW Nationar rueaTRE Broadway and th, ave. First. chess necoageests aes tions Yor and “sinfle crus, OPENING OF THE SUMMER SEABOR, $2550 to 83 per day. aS PAwoEr ‘OPERA COMPANY, Hots. NLA, Hibct sree fear Seo SIS LAMONT OPELA COMP. ces. ie the direction of Mr 8. WF THE WHITE HUSSAR. THe WHITE BU Witanp’s norer. - HITE HUSSAR. FUE WHITE HUSSAR. HE WHITE HUSSAR. Pa. ave. and 14th st., 25 Washington, D. C. Helen Lamont, Lizzie Annandale, Julia Barnes Marion Weller. Wm. Pruette, Walter All Hand, ihoun. 3. &. Glesson, Frank Rolleston, it: W. Guise, minaeaie ameter 5, Muslea! Director, WASHINGTON, D.C. Reserved sexts. 50 and 7c. Sale of seats Tiursday, May 21. (ACADEMY OF MUSIC. cHORAE SORT Et xX GEORGETOWN as ‘UR ORCHESTRA, WASHINGTON SAENGERBUND, SCHUBERT'Q |ARTET, PHILHARMONIC QUARTET vy Mr. ANTON KASPAR, VIOLINIST, eee es Tuceday, May 19. myIG-10t TEAM RIDING GALLERY. S? Row power house site, 14ih st. and Pa. ave. nw. le. Ladies and children from Gto8p.m. _ myl4-0t* Lo winid Magia etl EY pind a Teasonsbie rent should apply. to Hpocoin Past Hal cor. auth Le: new: Vacant fondays, Tuesdays, Livarsdays and Saturdays. hail for rent on Sundays. myii-ina CAR ORNIA, TEXAS, MEXICO. ge G. T. M.. 343 Broadway, 7B. 3 Sit 46 Bo: See Paadaph. jeoea eioe ew Turxise Barns, myBtoje27 1399 Gat. n.w EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &e. QQTH SELECT FAMILY EXCURSION OF CO- 2077 Ui Wobek, NOLL Oa, TO RIVER VIEW, On the palace ste Samuel J. Peritz, Boat leaves the wharf at 10:30 a" ant 6:90 p.m. ‘Tickets (each person), 25 cente, for sale by all inein- bers of the lode and at the boat. AZ this lodge has a membership of over two hundred, the best of order is, 3 — _10923,:27, 30, J3,8, 10, 13, 15,16,17-1 GELECT MOONLIGHT EXCURSION TO MARSHALL HALL . TUESDAY, JUNE 2, 1891, my20-4t i CHAS. A. MUDDIMAN, By the a ov 09 aa 0 | ec WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY CORPS. a4 % 8 ° Steamer CHAS. MACALESTER leaves 6:30p.m. | 4 4 ‘000 = TICKETS, 50c. myZi7t MUSIC BY NATIONAL GUARD BAND. pEsaun, PEN-MAR, DECORATION DAY, M. W. BEVERIDGE will commence TO- MORROW, FRIDAY, MAY 22, tosell at auc- tion China, Glass Ware, &c., SATURDAY, MAY 30, 1891, At his former store, 1009 Pa. ave. seconupsinied. tone. Xo. 4. of ashunston, and Itatbone Divi- son, No, of Alexandria, ‘The stock consists of DECORATED DINNER 5 7 and TEA SETS, TOILET SETS, DECORATED PLATES, PARLOR LAMPS, Vases, Orna- ments, &c., &c, in will leave Washington at 8:15 a.m., returni to Washinton by B30 poss = Se $1.50 round fe: pg ickets Can be procured ints asy tresbat or thernt: Kenisations and st the depot ‘on the in ite ‘thorning of the ‘ cote nal Cad As wo have refurnished our new store, No. TR. BARTHOLDI, DAILY TRIPS EV! UR Siararaes ae Be pe Ba 1215 F st., desire to sell all remaining stock at prone, 1000 Pennsylvania ave. ‘mh7- 3m of Hs or Sod st. w. fot goes. ‘MAY 24, 1891. FOURTH SUNDAY IN MAY. On the green lawns of Marshall Hall. Suoxs, Suozs, Suozs. jerTit ike the birthday of the world, HOOVER & SNYDER, The light ts ade of mony aged, 2217 Pennsylvania avenue. The very ru'ncow showers Have turned to blossom where ‘And sown the earth with Rowers” us The style, stock and workmanship of our The 8 “*Obarias is tee ana| ‘Men's, Ladies’ and Children's Shoes are the fastest on the Potomac, will leave her wharf, foot of Seventh street, on SUNDAY, MAY 24, AT11A.M. AND2:30P.M. For the GREEN LAWNS OF MARSHALL HALL, ‘Beaching the city on her return at 2:20.and7 p.m. FARE, BOUND TRIP, 25 CENTS. PLANKED SHAD! MARSHALL HALL’S PLANKED SHAD! ' Pianked Shad Dinner ready on arrival of the morn- ‘tng boat. Plenty of time for the diners. ‘If you use this invaluable table requisite you should by all means give ours a trial. It hes heen sslgcted ‘with a view singly to its quailty for medical as well ab table use. Its superiority is generally acknowledged by competent Judges. : ‘The price es compared with thet of other Olive Otis te veky moderste—$1.00 for s full quart bottle. ‘W. &. THOMPSON, ‘Pharmeciat, 703 16th ot. HOT PLANKED SHAD DINNERS ALL DAT! Fare, Round Trip, 25 cents. PLANKED SHAD DINNER, 75 CENTS. ‘Menu — Clam Chowder, Pianked Shad, Potatoes, Lattuce, Salad, Coffes, &sc. Col. 308. O. McKIBBIN, Marshall Hall. ‘Capt. L. L. BLAKE, commanding “Macalester.” M. S. Cannz & Cos ALMA POLISH lathe Best Dressing im the WORLD for Ladies? Fine Shows. Faey hit exchange on New York, Chicawo, Baltimore spactous offices, strongest WOODs & ©0., BANKERS, my23-2t 122 F STREET. FINANCIAL —PREMIUM NOTES OF 65 8ECURED ky deed of trust. interest Moods & Co. secures 6100 to 6300 values, THOMAS RsuTCHRLE tories mest” M. JOHNSON & BANKERS AND BROKERS, 1333 and 1335 F at. NEW YORK STOCKS AND BOXDS, CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS, ON MARGIN IX LOTS TO SUIT. (Constant Quotations. ay la” BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, O13 AND 915 F ST. ¥. Ww. SUBSCRIBED STOCK, #805.000. Bas the best plan devised fur sec urtug « Home NO AUCTION OF MONEY. NO BACK DUES REQUIRED. aaron en 01g Re Aeyamed, Dhar $1 per nonth EK CENT ALLO’ ‘ON DEPOSITS. 4.0 eat SS PASS woxra, And 614, ib new Joss. Avurew Wal, Mgr. a Carry AND TBUST OO Britton, Prew't. DirosiTOKy my23tr CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK. ‘CAN OFFER INDUCEMENTS IN CFE TNECR dered ty anyother Sompeny. “Ent ux unl you's’ "Tiees indy «‘ For pamphiete and information apply at the offica, THOS. SOMERVILLE, Prest. JOHN JOY EDSON, Secretary. myé-im A 0GU8T BELMONT & 00., BANKERS, NO. 23 NASSAU 8T., NEW YORE. AGENTS AND CORRESPONDENTS OF THE LONDON, PARIS, FRAWKFORT AND VIENNA Iawae Circular Credits ty Travelers, avetiatte tn all