Evening Star Newspaper, June 4, 1891, Page 8

’ THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C. THURSDAY. ‘JUNE 4, 1891. LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. FORECAST TILL EIGHT A. 3. FRIDAY. For the District of Columbia and Vircinia, fair; stationary temperature; variable wins. CONDITION OF THE WATER ire and condition of water at 7 Falls, temperature, 73; condition. rvoir, temperature, Gtion at north con» 36; condition at south connection, 36; distributing _ reservoir, temperature, conditi« influent gate Bouse, 36; condition at otiiu: pouse, 36. High Water. | Low Water. 5:43 a.m. 18 p.m. | Midnight. 12:30 p.m. et at nt gute Tae Revrasce : cheapest in the mi i gna every range put up and if not eatisfactory will refund the money. 8.5. Suepp & Bao., 432 ‘9th st. Loox! doors, #1; I. 1, Hore.ss, 993 P street. Screen indow screens, 25 Benxeter is pure. Sx Ovr big boys suits from $4 Tiseman Bros , ith and E. nt (flat brim) Hars, Boys’ do., 25e., 0c. Mes's Brack Straw 60c. and $1, extra value. and 75c. A. T. Lewrs, 435 7th st. & S. Suxop & Bao. Economy, Reliable and Jewel Gas Ranges. 432 9th st. now. Sur Orr $13.50 suits. Eiseman Bros., 7th and E. cnram shipped anywhere out w York ave. Fressenx’s Ie oftown. 142 Visrr tue Exrime Carrer Creaxtya Wores, €91-635 Mase. ave. nw. Telephone 425-2 Srx Ovr $15 suits. Eixeman Bros., Tthand E. Hrenicn’s Fxira Pale Lager the best. Bot- fled by the ARnLixetox Borrtia Co. Gass x, 42sec. Faney creamery butter, c. Best S.C. hams, 12},c. gaa TH. Warxen & Co. Benreiex pure rye whisky. Ovx small boys’ suits from €2 up. = Fisemar. Bros., 7th and E. $4 Pen Garrox, €1 per quart. 50c. a pint. See Ove $18 suite Ficeman Bros., 7thandE. Ty You Ane Surrenixe from the effects of | t tonic to use is Xander’s orts. Also his fine leading physici 7th st. new. Tuanr, 813 F street northwest. Sex Ovz £12.50 suits. Eiseman Bros., 7th and E. Cau. TrLEPnoxe 634-3 And or CITY AND DISTRICT. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Arnaven's.—Carleton Opera Company in “The Gondoliers.” | Narroxar.—Lamont Opera Company in “The | Bohemian Girl.” ates EXCURSIONS TOMORROW. Mansmant, Hare axp Mr. Versox.—Charles Macalester at 10 a.m., 2:30 p.m. River Vicw.—Samnel J. Pentz at 9:45 a.m. and 1:45 and 6:45 p.m. Concorax Caper Cours—To Marshall Hall on th of the will of Alford received by Register for record here. > A Boy Thrown From a Cart. Yesterday Samuel Koune, a colored boy of eighteen years, was thrown from a cart at the corner of Sth and B streets northeast by the horse running away. He was badiy cut sbout | the right leg and the ninth precinct patrol Wagon took him to Providence Hospital — Two Small Fires. Yesterday afternoon the frame stable in rear of 2416 N street, owned by D. Lochran and oc- cupied by Anton Heurich, was fire and with it one horse. The loss wa $500. Last evening a coal oil lamp exploded Pennsvivania E. Daissico’s sh. set the place on fire. The loss was about An exempliifed co; Dver of Deering. Me Wright toda $i0. a The MeDonald- Ellis School, The annual commencement of the MeDonald- Ellis school was held last evening in the Chureh of Our Father, corner 13th and L streets, which was handsomely decorated with flowers and plants, clusters of daisies being conspicuous. ‘The dainy is the class tlo The musical and A NEWSBOY'’S SAD DEATH, Little Willie Guyo Run Over by a Street Car —Delay in Getting the Ambulance. Willie Gayo, an enterprising little newsboy who has been selling papers and giving his mother the proceeds of his sales, was the vic~ tim of a fatal accident on Pennsylvania avenue near the Peace Monument yesterday afternoon. Willie was only twelve years old, but by sel ing copies of Tne Srar he managed to earn more than a good living and was a great help to bis parenis. His father is an Italian and his mother is of Irish extraction. They live in Pardy’s court, and yesterday —_after- noon their young son left home and started out on bis usual business tour to supply a portion of the population with |copies of Tue Stan. Less than three hours | later the parents received the sad intelligence | that their son had been run over by a street car on the Washington and Georgetown rail- road. ‘The little boy's mother’s maiden name was Martin and many of bis playmates know bim as Willie Martin. HOW THE ACCIDENT OccURRED. With his bundle of Srans Willie jumped on the street cars and asked the passengers if they wanted papers. In some cars he disposed of several,papers, while in others the passengers had already been supplied. The last car on Which the unfortunate boy jumped was car No. 31, of which Joseph S. Flemming was con- ductor, and the car that intlicted the fatal in- juries was No. 104, of which John Feaster was driver. Both vehicles were open, or summer cars, and the boy was on the siue platform of No. 31, which was going west, when car No. 104 came along going in the opposite direction. Exactly how the boy got off the ear will be shown at the coroner's inquest this afternoon, as some one made a statement to the effect that Conductor Flemming pushed the boy off the car, but this statement is denied by the conductor. However, the boy got off car 104, he disap- peared beneath car $1 and the rear if not both wheels passed over his legs, inflicting wounds that were almost necessarily fatal. His left leg was so badiy cut that ithad to be amputated and the right was also badly cut. The ears were stopped and the little sufferer was carried a few feet from the track with his bundie of papers aud some one provided a Pillow for him to make him as ‘comfortable as possible. SAID THE CONDUCTOR PUSHED HIM OFF. He had not lost consciousness, but was aware of what was going on. One of his statements, so abystander says, was that the conductor pushed him off the ear, and then he Legged for ix moth It was but a few minutes before the heart- broken woman was at the side of her dying son and her heartrending eries brought tears to the eves of many bystanders, Some one drove to the sixth police station nd asked to have the ambulance sent for the boy. The ambulance is kept over in South ‘ashingtou, in an out-of-the-way place, and consequently it was something like half an hor before that vehicle arrived to convey the injured boy to the hospital. LAID HALF AN HOUR IN THE STREET. Car after car passed the scene while the am- bulance was being waited for and the passen- gers were where they could witness the sad sight. Bystanders complained of the slowness of the ambulance, but no one called a vehicle and removed the sufferer and he was permitted to remain there in the street with his mother at his side for about half an hour. The ambulance finally arrived and removed the boy to Providence Hospital, where he died at 1 o'clock this morning. Driver Feaster and Conductor Flemming were arrested and taken to the sixth police sta~ tion. Conductor Flemming denies that he pushed the bey off the car and he says that no one regrets the accident more than himself. He says that the boy jumped on the ear and he called to him to get oif, as he might get hurt. The boy remained on ‘the platform until the other ear approached and then he jumped off. Conduetor Shaw of car 31 was on the rear platform at the time of the accident, and he said he saw the boy just as he disappeared be- neath the car. The driver, Feaster, who is under arrest, says that when he saw the boy fall under his car it was too late for him to stop his horses in time to prevent the serious happening. When the boy died this morning his parents and friends were at his bedside, where the ters and doctors were doing all they could for the patient. AN INQUEST TO BE HELD. ‘This morning the dead body was removed to the morgue, and Coroner Patterson decided to hold an inquest at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon. ani hatala A FATAL JUMP. Patrick McDonald Leaps From a Third- Story Window and Dies in a Short Time. About 2 o'clock this morning Patrick MeDon- ald, living at 1751 Seaton street, between 17th, 18th, U and V streets northwest, was killed by jumping from a third-story window. He had been sutiering from aberration of the mind, and when ke jumped from the window he sustained such injuries as to cause death in a short ume. VETERINARIANS MEET To Arrange for the Annual Meeting of the literary exercises in whi graduates took part were of unusual Diplomas Wereawarled to the following graduates: Misses Marie Boynton, Marie Williamson, Florence ds, Julia Edwards, Frances L Porter and Mabei Sturtevant. Tn the Equity Court today in the ease o” Mrs. Spencer against Steiger for an injunction to restrain sale of the Purner tract in Mt. Pleasant an injunction was granted by Judge Cox and Messrs. E.R. Perry and 5. S. Henkie appointed Feceivers. aaa —— Death of Follet Synge. Mr. Follet Synge, who was an attache of the British legation at Washington from 1851 to 1853, is dead in London. While attache at Washington he married a daughter of Wainwright. He was a friend of Thackeray and wrote several novels and sketches. poainsssiso berate Members Elected. The Washington Light Infantry Corps have ‘ted the following active members: O. M. Harry Lee, Charles E. Kidwell, ll, Richard L. Lamb, Charles S. M. Chirk and W. A. Nicholson, Samuel Stein- metz and Joseph Fanning were e hon- orary contributing members. Regular routine business was transacted. —_—— Delegates Elected. Knights of St. Peter, No. 134, R. C*U. K. St. John, at their meeting on Tuesday elected Sit Faights Lewis H. Lanman and John T. Lawler delegates to the thirteenth annual convention of the Roman Catholic Union Knights of St. John to be held at Fort Wayne, Ind., June 24, 25 and 26. el Gerhart, ——_ A Portrait of Lincoln. ‘The presentation tothe High School of a por- trait of Lincoln by the members of the third class was made the occasion yesterday of an interesting address by Mr. Justice Harlen. It Was not only a tribute to the life and character of the great war President, but the meaker vinted out some lessons which might be arned from bis career. He expecially dwelt upon the kindliness of Mr. Lincoln's nature and his love for his fellow men. — ‘The Washington Norma! School. ‘The Washington Norma! School class of "91 held a meeting yesterday in its room at the Franklin school for the purpose of clase or- ganization. The following officers were elected « for the ensuing year: Presiden Daisy Williams; vice president, Miss Banks; secretary, Mr. Paul “Finckel: treasurer, Miss Daisy Town; poetess. Miss May Shiysan! The Btaine Invincible Ciub, An enthusiastic meeting of the Blaine Invincible Clab was held last night at 325 Pean- sylvania avenge, Col. P. H. Carson prosiding. Great interest was manifested apd many new members were added to the roll. Sjceches were delivered by Messrs. John Bell, Knox Brown and J. E. Bruce in fayor of a more United effort on the part of colored men to secure their logal and political rights A com- mittee, consisting of Meswre. Lell, Brown, Bruce, Freeman and Throckmorton, was ap- ated to drait suitable resolutions of cou- ce in me: of the Inte James H. Harris of North Carolina, who died recently at"Freed- man’s Hospital. J. E. Bruce referred to the hod carriers’ strike for higher wages ind the Unanimity with which the white workingmen of the District are standing by each other against their negro brothers. maen, be said, were the hardest worked laborers Jn ‘the District and deserved the advance in paf which they have demanded. A resolution of sympa thy promising that the club would do all in its power to aid them in securing the inevease of pay which they ask was unanimously adopted. U.S. Veterinary Medical Association. The veterinarians of the city held a meeting last night at 711 14th street northwest, in the rooms of the Washington Kennel Club, to ar- range for the annual meeting of the United States Veterinary Medical Association, which will be held here September 17. It is expected that upward of 260 veterinary surgeons from all over the country will be present, and many interesting papers on the diseases of animals will be read and disenssed. Last year the as sociation met in Chicago. Final arrangements were fe iast night, but it is expected that the meeting will be held in one of the theaters. cuir teis ALEXANDRIA, MORE RURGLARY, BUT NO PLUNDER. ‘The lumber yard office of Councilman French Smoot, on Union street between King and Prince streets, was broken open last night, but the thieves were evidently frightened off im- mediately after their entrance. The police Were soon on the spot and it was found that the door had been broken and @ money drawer foreed open. In the drawer was about #5 in change and a revolver and the fact that when the police arrived the drawer was still open with nothing taken from it showed the pre- cipitate flight of the robbers, who had prob- ably been alarmed at the approach of footsteps. NOTES. The awards of the university examinations of students at the schools here have been re- ceived from Charlottesville. Among those who have been awarded university certificates is Cadet Ernest G. Nock of Georgetown from St cacdemy, tates Patent Guarantee Com- Pany of Washington has received w Virginia chatter here. | Atuong its eorporators are Hon. J.J. Ingalls, Hou. Eppa Hunton, J. C. Poor and C. A. Oldham. Its stock is fixed at £1,000, 000, and its object is to guarantee the validity of patents and to do a loan and real estate business. : ‘The wedding of Mr. Harry McCauley and Mise ace Herbert, announced in yesterday's Sran, filled St. Paul's Church and made the neigubor- hood lively with the coming and going of car- riages. ‘The Sodality Lyceum repeated last night to another audience at the Lyceum Hall the play of “Look Before You Leap” aud again many hundreds were delighted. Mrs. Mulhauser bought a short time since a lot 59 fegt front on Columbus street, nearly op- posite Christ Chureb grounds, for €2,700. She cut off 26 feet for her owe: use and has now sold for 22.700 the 63 feet remaining. Health Otticer Purvis gives notice of an in- spection by the board of health on the 10th in- stant and Warns householders to clear off all nuisees from their premises. Kev. Father O'Kane, 8.J., lately of St. Mary's Church here, bas been appointed pastor of church at St Thomas Manor, Charles county, ‘The steamer Pilot Boy is at the shipyard for repairs. iawn parties are now becoming of nightly rere occurrence bere. The Corcoran Cadets’ Excursion. Company A, second battalion (Corcoran Cadets), had to postpone its excursion to Marshall Hall, ‘The program was all ready for the trip on the 26th ultimo, but Jupiter Plu- vius was there, so another date was set—June 5 The old tickets are good. Thts company find out who the just now is endeavoring to woman is that has been deavoris company's mame. She bas re the command is about to hold petit mudiy. Bute fow dages put it . Buta few days ago ankaown, tried the same scheme in town. BRT Neos ete it Latoarr & Stoax will have a sale at their auction rooms, 1409 morrow at 10 o'clock. See G street, advertisement, A DUPLICATE WHIST TOURNAMENT. Capital Wheelmen and Columbia Athletes an Interesting Contest. An interes:ing tournament of dupticate whist was begun last night in the pariors of the Capi- tal Bicycle Club between a team of that orgeni- ation and one of the Columbia Athletic Club. This tournament has been talked of for some woeks, and « good deal of preparation has becn going on in both clubs. Last night's play was the first half of the match, which will be com- pleted tonight in the rooms of the Columbia Club. The tournament that is being played is based on the principles of duplicate whist, Kalama- zoo method, Milwaukee rules. It is the first match of its sort and size that has ever taken place in Washington, and is therefore of un- usual interest to whist players. By the dup! cate method of play the element of luck practically eliminated, ax each side plays turn with the same hands, and the victory goes to the side making the most of the cards to them. As stated in yesterday's Stan the match is being played by teams of twelve, selected from the best whist players of each club. when the teams meet again und play off the duplicate hands. Tonight the Columbia_play- ers will have the same hands that the Capital men had last night, and vice versa. and the ison of the results of the two ‘The sy tem of scoring is so complete and accurate as to show at a glance just how each hand is same cont ’ evenings’ play will show the winners. played. During the early part of the evening the Cap- ital men were considerably behind, and at the close of the fifth round, six being playe Columbia players were 97 points in the lead. By some means, luck or .omething else turned in favor of the ‘cyclors and they made a splen- did rally on the last round and finished ‘TRE sconrs by teams were as follows: Capital—Wooten and Bingham, 245; Stephens and il. A. Dodge, 241; Falek and W. 5. J. Q. Rice, 237; Olds and Low, 236; J. McK. Borden and Prentiss, 285. Total, 1,437. Co- lumbia—Bowers and Riner, 283; Goldsborough and Mauro, 234:J. L. Wirt and W. D. Wirt, 227: W. M. Thomp-on and J. B. Thompson, 227; Fakins and Safford, 225; Lupton and Britton, 223. Total, 1,374. The officials of the evening were as follows: Referves, A. G. Safford and Jules P. Wooter scorers, M. 8. Decker and J. E. Leaming: master of the buffet, Col. F. W. Flowers. ‘The hosts set out an elaborate luncheon and made the evening an exceedingly pleasant one. THE COURTS. Cincurr Covnt—Judge Coz. Yesterday—Sylvester L. Stockbridge agt. Richmond and Danville Railroad Company; rdict for $60,000. J. L. Barbour & Son agt. 8. L. Hoover; judgment by confession. Equrry Court—Judge Hagner. Yesterday—Broulil agt. Breuhl; appearance of absent defendant ordered. Puonate Covrt—Judge Hagner, Yesterday—Estate of Thomas H. Wright: petition for probate of will and letters testa- mentary filed. Estate of Michael Guerin; do. cae ere Wst. H. McKsew has reduced every in stock. 933 Pennsylvania avenue.—Advt. jason each Rrap adverticment of Falls Church Improve- ment Company in country real estate. Cortace decorations. At J. Jay Gould’s.—Adet. gee Tue Latest is the “Rehan” blazer, sold only at Wa. H. McKyew’s, 933 Pennsylvania avenue. ¥5.—Adet. Lue, Liseery Asp The pursuit of happiness are the birth- Fights of all American citizens. But life is misery, liberty is slavery and Possidle if foul humors and Kerms of disease are lurking in the blood, if youare worn oat witl THAT TIRED FEELING Or if you suffer from indigestion, sick hend- ache, biliousness or oter similar trgubles. ‘The rewarkabie blood purifying, toning Properties of HOOD’S SARSAPARILLA Entitle it toyour confidence as the great health giver. We point to ite record of won- derfu! cures, request you to Lear the words of praise it 1s continually receiving and ask if you feel the need of A GOOD BUILDING-UP MEDICINE, To try Hood's Sarsaparilla now. Its popu- larity is this year greater than ever and far beyond any other article of the kind in the market. HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA Sold by all drugicists. $1: six for 5. Prepared only by C. 1. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. 4 = Cortecna Ts Guear, Because great things are required of it. Curing skin diseases is no easy inatter. Every sufferer from tor- turing, disfiguring, itching, burning, bleeding, scaly and pimply diseases of the skin, scalp and blood, with among | ‘The play last night resulted in favor of the Capitel Club men, who finished the evening ixty points ahead of their opponents. Whether or not this advantage is due to superior skill or to better cards will be determined tonight the odge, 240; Parsons and ‘PURE CRYSTAL CREAM OF TAR- tar is expensive, too expensive for un- Scrupulous makers of baking powders. Some take out part of the ‘‘cream,” put in ammonia toforce the strength,call it “cream of tartar jowder" “absolutely pure,” and hope the dear public will never know it; others use alum in place of the “‘cream,” sell it cheap and say nothing. The leavening power of Cleveland's Baking Powder comes from cream of tar- tar and soda, nothing eiso; that is why Cleveland's is perfectly wholesome, Jeavens most and leavens best. ‘Try acan. Cleveland's. Paice Nor Coxstenen. WE MUST REDUCE THE STOCK. ‘We take our annual inventory the last of this month and must reduce the stock $25,000 be- fore that time. We appreciate the fact that in onder to induce you to buy freely at this season of the year we must offer unusual barguins, 10 Wwe have jut the knite deep into prices and have made a cut which we believe you cannot resist if you will come and see us. fe offer our entire stock of Ingraina, all wool, best makes, ut 50:. ayard. ‘This is les than cost to manufacture them. You will pay ‘Fe. for theu: this fall. Roxbury aud other Tapestry Carpets at,75c. Lower grades at 65 and 50c. Best Five Framo Body Brussel sold at 81.35 this fall, we offer atal. ‘Moquets, everybody knows what they are. Our entire stock at $1.25 per yard. Smyrna Rugs; wecut the original pricein half. On Fortieres and Upholstery Goods the cost is not reckoned. ‘The reduction in our furniture department is great. We name a few of the bargains: GCane-seat Chairs, walnut finish, #4.50. A Nicely Finished Autique Buite, 816.90. Has deen $22.50. Solid Oak Suite, $2.50. Worth #30. The greatest Oak Suite in the market for 827.50. English Oak Suite, larze bevel plate, has been 845. Now £37.50, G-piece Hair-Cloth Parlor Suite, $35. G-piece Plush Suite, $40.50, G-viece Wilton ku Suite, 875. Worth 890., Alarge Turkish Suite, 5 pieces, in tapestry and silk plush, $08. ‘These prices are for cash only. W. H. HOEKE, Jel-tf Sth and Pennsylvania Ave. Your - TrTr , ER 8 FE ; Pus t EE “st NEED REPAIRING. You can have them thoroughly and properly re- Paired by the most competent workmen to be found anywhere, and at reasonable prices, aT TTTT 00 ig «A MM MM Fo 8 bee Hull gh BREE? ges PASE EAL EEE TRUNK MANUFACTORY, 1231 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. N.W. FACTORY: 1220 E ST. N.W. Every description of Trunk made to order on the premises. A full line of Traveling Goods always on hand. jel Pax No Hixp To the old bulks that are tattooed with the sins of Omission and Commission. They are but barnacled bottoms afloat in stagnant pools, eyesores and abomi- nations to progressive ideus and principles, the hot Pots of society and the business world. Ever seeking to overshadow ani eventually destroy advanced thought and improved business methods, modél moss- backs reeiing with that sort of filth which is villain- ously offensive to all that pertains to purity of life. THE TRUTH I$ WHAT THE PEOPLE WANT, And 60 far as we are concerned, THE TRUTH AND NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH is what they shall have, with FACTS AND FIGURES to back it. SO HERE GOES, STUDY OLD TRUTH—WEIGH- ING A TON TO EVERY SQUARE INCH., 1147 A. Two hundred suits of Clothes for Boys. Dark Piaids,- Sizes 910 14 YEARS, REG: ULAR REVAL PRICE @2. TAKE TH. AY $1 A SUIT. 5384. A. Short Pants Suite, Steel Gray Plaids. Sizes to 14 yours. KEGULAK LETAIL PLL ‘ 3,0) THEY GO AHUMMING AT $1.70 5968. © One iniindred and sixteer Brown Piaids Sizes. 41 ULAR &ETAIL Pic THEM AT 2 4 SUIT. One hundred and eleven Short Pants Suits. Sizos 4 to 1g years. Light Gray Pl: i, Worth #4 ota suit. 8 OUR CHOICE "AT ‘Strictly AU-wool Cheviot Suit ‘Truly rien nove years. Reguiar THEY all > 1128. ‘401. in "ALL, PRIC! SL GO AT €2.78 A NG MEN’ TO 36. Handsoine Liglit Gray P.aid Suits, Cutaway Coats— strictly ail wool. They are stylist: they are picturesque, and do not require you to spend more money than you cab afford, ‘The regular retail price of each suit is 3] Dut in oruer to show our ‘at 3526 4. = Wors we CUT THE Title Joss of hair, will adinit this in view of the almost total . Byore weeus Ai'g.0 a ScrT. failure of the usual remedies. CUTICURA is the | 3603. Dark Iron Gray Plaid Suits, Cutaway Coats— aiagsal sa tala case n pot the “bigcsii" style of stud but a really nd nice pattern. a z = - pre, but YOU CAN HAVE -& SUIT POH Ber N 7.00. How does that strike yout uy iNow 3604. oon, ee 7 heaps Nori ‘ own Pla som SUGE STRAW HAT Sti Se Spout the pattern of false of ts, anid we Lope it wi Nor mein eae His Hae Re EOE TP Te Se lye See NAME AS OUR PRICE 66.50 4 SULT. ‘Made of the English Senet Braid, from 3531. eee tweed en Reps eid wera i. "Weare not astiamed to tell you that hawt Meer this tine of suits was manutactured 20 sell at ENOX'S LADIES' SAILORS. $ ea but it takes, mon ¥ tom ee yihe STRAW HATS from 50c. to $5. THES GUSTO AT e004 SUIT” BOYS' HATS, 50¢., 75e., 81. YOU KNOW ALL ABOUT OU GREAT $10 4 SUIT 10, $18.73 SUITS AT $10, 817.75 B. H. STINEMETZ & SONS, $20 SUTTITS AT S10. ale. 50 SULTS AT VO, ee 1237 P a $15 SUITS AT 810. = consvivaniseve-_ | also that wo are selling out our superb stock of B GENTLEME'S FURNISHING GOODS ane at ‘ = . FIFTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR. Registered Trade Mark, paul PURE RYE WHISKY, VICTOR E. ADLER'S $42 Gallon, $12 Quart and ic. a Pint. 10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, @27 AND $0 7TH ST. N.W., CORNER MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE JAMES THARP, STRICTLY ONE PRICE. aptitm S18 Fst. OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 11 P.M. myl0-3m M ) =o) Ss. Cann & Cos Cannart & Lewy, ALMA POLISH 928 7th and 700 K st. n.w., ‘Asthe Best Dressing in the WORLD for ‘Will offer special values in 27-inch Flouncings Ladies’ F.ne Shoes for Children at 60c., 65c., Te. and $1 per yard. A.great barvain in Whito India Linon’ at5e. Sold by All Shoe Dealers. ept-cosm Srxiasoss SUMMER REDUCTIONS. per yard, just one-half value. Black Plaid India Linon, 6 patterns, that was 18c. a yard, price now 12}4c. Fine Shantong Pongces, in colors, also Black ground and White figured, only 12%c. a yard. ‘Men's Fine Summer Neckwear, Prince Teck, Four-in-hand and Windsor, nobby styles, only 25e. Ladies’ Swiss Ribbed Vests, 10c. each, or 3for rf og Carers, wai ‘2Se., just about one-baif price. ‘ Samer reoris stippled aS ‘We are offering great inducements in Olicloth ure ished LQ) AND 205 Pa, AVE. N.W. TES provucens’ Darpy co. = wink AND: ORE ras BUTTERMILK AND SKIMMED MILK, CARHART & LEIDY, ‘wholesale. only. my7. Bi Wholesate nnd ret my30 928 7th ot. n.w. and 706 K st. n.w pepuarre TLLER Sleep t . fo sown" Coniting ne Seo? if Work ot Ouve On H CURISTIANI, Wholesale and. 484 Poona tre’, sad EDWARD P. MELTS, 10La'8 5 —. eT ee ‘If you uso this invaluable table requisite you should ‘by all means give ours’s trial. It has been selected ‘With a view singly to its quality for medical as well as table use. Its euperiority 1s generally acknowledged by competent Judges, ‘The price as compared with that of other Olive Otis is very moderate—$1.00 for a Aull quart bottle, ‘W. 8. THOMPSON - ‘Pharmacist, 703 15th st. eee et core, AMUSEMENTS. _EXCURSIONS. PICNICS. &e._ IN THE SUPREME cot District of Columbia, holdin tsp, 3 United st pay Serve covy of this ae ee fy kl khe Untied Sate aaa tap | sete ene of thanty es meee Senne ae NEW NATIONAL THEATRE. TOMORROW. of the Continiesion to select the land for Rock | way be found in this District at least seven days be | 4N Each Evening 8.15. Sattrday Matinen - : er, constituted uncer an act of Concress en- | fore aid loth day of Juns. And provited ‘nrtber, LAMONT OPERA COMPANY An act authoriz ng the establishite ora public | that a copy of this order be published in the **ievensug EAMONT OPERA GOMPARE Park in the Districtat Covwubia,™ suid act approved | Star" umf in fhe ‘“hcet® ‘at least six times, : Septeuiber 27,.. 1M), t. Glen W- Cooper. Trustee, | abd ip. the *-Wastinston Tee Reporter” once. beiore A he peition. of the abort aad: Comm tenee bs | Bae tor tee By. eave, Soe eee ge PONT MIAN CTR. ion’ of “tie abe 3 nthe | Trae copy. Peste: Wed. 8 : eMtAs Gear doth tole oe oy “A Mtuys A papa. nd WILLIAMS, Assistant Clerk. ech 4,010, 13-08 Tir BOHEMIAN GUUS iat @ ps of thirty (30) days has e1 since the N rs ” TY. _ <@ EXCI said Comuuincion cansed to Le Bied sed recorded 1m Reserved seata, 50 and 73e. Admission, 25e. [ENTE Finer aELncT EVENING EXCURSION Stag the land recor hod pe said. Dine ihe wa CITY ITEMS. A a or THE of Rock Creek ark dire ted by the sbore-entitied: act STRAMREREY FETE AND LAWS PAUTY BY CORCORAN CADET CORPS, b cress tO b3 sai Commission an 0 1 : e fo beise Ried and recorded Wneretore tie aut Court | Elgin Creamery Batter, 25. pound. X. | Deuchters FEIDAT SENT A Sw) See Me N8” | COMPANY A. shoowd Barras I0X, D.C... @.. Bright's residence, Bacon st., Mt. Pleasant. Proceeds for benefit of tresh-air fund! Postpomed until Moa- day if inclement weather doth this day order, adiudze anddecres that the said ition be Bled in fue sad ‘Court holding ‘a General A. Pots, the Cash Grocer, 914 Louisiana ave. ‘erm, and further, that tc persons. naturalandarta | 2 jet-st TO MARSHALL HALL, bt ‘ cial, nained as respondents to the said petition, to wit. “PARTY TO 7 I FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1mm, : - own -. at reduced prices, ne _Pleansut.. bythe ladies ae ate ane Stead SuxSnHyson, | Goods. Musicar Excuaxox, 477 Pa. ave. 11° | on THUNSDAY EVENING, June mid tet ee mpeyned Kyo Gane h.Mason, parcel S10, Lewis — CADEMY OF MUSIC. = cing), for sale by imembers of the aiartiia Brent! pargel 10, 12, James | Fireworks! Candy! Fireworks! | ACAPEMY OF wusic. eupennhetthebenh. Tituaset ine Sheed ortun aabert “Bakes is and | My stock of Fireworks and Fourth of July ake Qe, Gemeraiee.) on Gist iain: 1s, Mopt- is now complete. I have an immense | ATHLETIC AND MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT parcel 14. 3 i Ai Lalani iow | ods and pricee Bahisiton eases ll racic serine hemtet Geo eT can ee (The Rock Creek Company,” a bois | S00ds and py i NATIONAL REGATTA FUND, TOMB OF WASHINGTON, orgereg Hane, Wie, Comat and, 4: Wiliam | nicely assorted and ready for firing. Just the inn ard —— aes TROTOR, a ion, Trustees; parcel 18. thing for private or family parties. ‘nider the auspices: GREEN LAWNS OF MARSHALL Shepherd, parcel 19.. 24. Andrew. C. Geo. J Jesule Confectione! ALS’ : ‘s : — 20. 27, Willen i ef y 20. J. Mueier, Whol Confe ir. AN, TAN BOAT CLUB, - 1 ald Caluepon, paroel so: Paeehgl. §9-5{* S14 Pa. ave. n. w. Wholesale and retail. COLUMBIA ATHLETIC CLUR, On ent ate Fe SEE Seuuee Se Whueee S. Garrie Mig: 3, George W: SSS SS POTOMAC ATHLETIC CLUB, | giemger CHAKUES MACALESTER ot Ih Sit 35, Sadie L. Whie; 3G Fumie A Whiter parcels. od | | Bench Cook, 50c.; Carving, $1.75; Table WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 10, 1801. ee ee ani 36. 3%, Wa cl '24. 38, | and Kitchen Knives, 10c. up.; warranted. Wax- FOR MOUNT VERKON—Ome trip dally. encops “pMitiain Frank, Eaton, parcel 3 K The athletic features will be given by members of | Sunday, at 10 a.m. shary. Reaching the ate on het Dongias F. Forrest, parcel 23._30,, Aweustus Bi vorp’s, 477 Pa. ave. 4e3-2° | the three clubs, assisted by the Mounse Men's Christ return at 20 pom. Pare, round tr! _ raat 2 are, round trip, @), suerte Ser PHS A Paeamor Maite, parcel 27. 4f, ——_—— Association Athletic Club and the Was) iurvon Licht fo. the goaneion sid groutie: “Flognut vee parce! 39.45, Join We Swan: 44, David at. Davie: | Oh, What a Fall This is in Sugars, | nty AC. and others. Vocal and instrumental | Sti Chars Mataieter ani inet arch sag . ut panel 30. 45,"sames M Green music by the best local talent and ix Now is the time to buy for preserving. peices MARINE BAND. MARSHALL HALL AND PLANKED SmA\ mulated Sugar, 434 cents. FOR MARSHALL HALL Two tripe daily, exc L 49, Alien” ‘Freais, $0, 3 cas | Oat om be fr Begme a. Our | ,Tickets_Orchestra and Orchestra Circle. $1; Dress | Sunday, at 10am and star, Teeciing tp Wi S- Breas: parcel 4" 52. W. J. W. Cowden, par-| _Splen: we lhe einer — 7; General Admirsion, 50c.; Gallery. Ze. | city on teturn at oN) pom, and Oyo, Pare. roumh Sohn sanhe perce RAF Matthews, parcel a. 64. | own brand of Thea-Nectar Tea at G0c. per | ickeie fron: semis the tions taba sebinceey | Sng Te ASN pond ayioasant aay Sa 7 Sa aed oe ho, Sieh, Don ammo. Da ound will equal any 1 per pound Tea to be | tent jewelry and drax stores Leserved seate without | at Marshall Hallam po down at rs oh — quaker, parcels 30, | Poon aowhers One 38c., 85c. and 88. Java | S's charge now on saleat Motzerott’s.1110 Fst.jes-7 | until tive iam teats at Sp Every tanly made ble. Yeatel Sturbitt Viegant it Jamies B. es room, 8 LBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. and Mocha Coffee stands unequaled. Special ! SHALL WALL it, parce Hone ai = mts given with every pound of = aie Romer ur 3 i, Ante ‘igiinice page 4a" ba, Couviay dite Nectar Ten and Av and P- Baklog Powaer, TE CARLETON DEERE EMRE | Sundae att ool 4. 1G, Pilea Dh So. Checks Given with every 25c. worth of Tea, | Mondiy, Tuceday. Wedursiay evenings and Saturday | Kou ti ut se Pars OL its ; Coffee, Baking Powder and Condensed Milk. Stine The WW. Gorcorsn for Marshal Hi! on Sandaye Lim, parcel 34. "70," Hency Clank All goods delivered free to any part of the Thursday, Friday sud Sets “y_atshigyeeheebor dpebgamdae a, Clark:” parcel 58.4 city. Punctuality our motto. Frosh goods re- ‘Vuk GoNDoLILIS i D TRIPS, FRIDAY AND SATU ann A: dotog jrcel 3. 75, Leulka | Geived every other day. 2p, GENP IAL ADMInStO: - | oay's —The Charles Maralest oe. 78, Charles Baris and, | | Make your purchases early. We close| xest Week CHIMES OT RORMANDY." yer | sunlit oman 0, Pet promptly at 7 p.m., Saturdays excepted. = Sao Marsiail’ Mall day eo JOR RENT—SOCIETIES DESIRING A MALL AT sorcbestte. Fate. round é jcReown: 47, Seott Me- stores, 501 and 508 7th st. n.w. Branches— | Lincoln Pos je cor. Tthand Late. mw. Vacant | 3i¢raie! att) Keown :88, Jolin Mcksow! cel G2. tO, Henry | Main Alondays, Tuesds: + Eyer ap. Henry 4 Dwnlogparraait and, 0k; | 1620 14th st: nw. 3104 OE st. Georgetown: 58, | halt ret Sr baiasa ene ems mataraany Lane | "8 Shar ceeeyecics | NAMMMARS. MARS, Gharice Dickson. patcel U5, ud dane Dickson, varcel | 59, 60 Center Market, 91 and 92 Western | 4 a Waiter June the Seamer W. W. CORCORAN oh Bend “ian: SG a ket, 8 and 9 O-st. Market and 101 Northern | New ‘Tungisa Barns, ma eee her wi, parcel 8s, Newrox H. Bowatax, Manager. | _ = | jms at MARSHALL od aon Telephone call, 858-2. . T ) EE a soca to Marshall, Hail’ con hoem Soe : RX .N 00 TTT HW cco FER Pot anald Fendait, irastes, and 103, | Ten Cents a Day Will Runsour Sewing BRESS E HOSE *Freane canetthiy seateeted, parcel 82 pik Bernard Mi Machine by electricity, with fan attached. In NNNOO T TOOE Teiepbowe cali—o5. a parcel Rise. 107 full operation at AvEREacu’s Domestic Sewing NNN 00 fT Il Uco ExR > Col. 308. C. MAIBSER, hompson, parcels Ks—3, 83—11.” 108, James | Machine and Pattern Rooms, 7th and H. East ‘~ wees ie fae Sth rr Ot ie eomy a branch, 4th and Pa. ave. s.e. West branch, 1412 mae papel Ss. Benfamin P. Davis, yareer Bog! | 4th wt naw. Jel-6t | Weare now located in onr now store, No. 1215 F and Heldon Jackson, p cols RB, S$. 114, 115, Henry W. Hen: Shaw, A Statement of Facts. 1214 G st., with increased facilities and » new and Ww, parce: SF—14. 116, Harvey L.’ Pare, parcel d4. . is % Hi. hichard F. Paro. 118, Benjamin D. Carpenter. Excellent Resuits in a Difficult Case. large stock of 9, Hijuh Widby, tenant." 0. Samuel Domin Washin Rca a tay = y 20 eee. n, D. C., May 30, 1891 Dr. C. M, Jordan: = 121, J- Fouldin, tenint. 123 ‘domas’Suitl, tenan Readick, tenant. 122, Gecrge Southern, ten: Harriet Kign POTTERY, PORCELAIN, GLASS WARE, STERLING SILVER, PLATED WARE Pet aud NH ave, now's aad tow ot eNO. CUMBERLAND & OM. ‘Joseph Clark. tenant 7, ‘Huen McMahon, | Dear sir: Your skillfal treatment and success- a IVE REOURSIONS. ibs, Jobin Brady tensnt, “12, Willian B: | fal removal of obstructions in my nostrils de- sr aeuenetacaocimige crt hoe = 22 MILES ON THE POTOMAC Seog ee re serves open acknowledgment ani = aa HOPE TO MERIT THE CONTINUANCE FOR 15 CkNTS. tenant. |. tenant. 134, ure form wl consider my duty in this . " ——_ 2 a w ’ Fenk p! Wines, | respect An injury to my now Ywengy yeare| OF THE PATRONAGE SO GENEROUSLY Etandeatehesty 7 wert fefint 133, Cb ‘saat 1, J Gena | ogo resulted ina deflected septum and atter-| EXTENDED TO Us IN THE PasT. Nop'at Aves ry tx 339, ‘albert White, jaries Bauer, ten- | Ward in a complete stoppage of left nostril by ant igi, El Hend Wait BOLE AGENT FOR THE CELEBRATED i excessive growth cartilage, and the right nostril FUTURE TE Bowel White ene Tae Gees ,temnt. | was likewise considerably impaired for useful- EDDY REFRIGERATORS. EDICATION OF CATHOLIC ant. 146, CI i. White, tenant. 147, ‘Alci- | Ress. All efforts to force natural discharges by Church, Sbepterdstow takes place: biades P. White, tenant. 148, Edward Olden, ten- ant. sharp blowing failed and hawking was often re- sorted to, which disagrecableness I hastily pass over since the necessity for it no longer extuts, For last three years I have been constantly re- 140, George Ha sons owning en port of Conmmnbia and and bounds, . ‘And all other per- ‘nof land lyinz in the District included witiin the following metes bearings of the courses whereof are M. W. BEVERIDGE, SUNDAY, JUNE 7, 1s. ‘Trains leave Baltimore at 7:30am. Trains leave Washington at 830 a.m. IMPORTER OF CHINA AND GLASS WARE, cated 1 in my ie! “ Returning eave Shepler mown at 5 ——. ay the fattial Iaters of, the oe ‘inal | ceiving treatment from many doctors, and that 1215 F AND 1214 G ST. Round -telp tscheteeeed “a tor we og Teib'incktaiees ata nolamgtesmumbered irom To G7, | they all failed of their object it is needless to 76m, Frow Baltunore, both inclusive, and mic LC. red y, laced han a K.C.P. stones, and wherein the, Wont “strect™ inae | Suds tince I pl Fe eter por pam ar y42 Frow Washingt "Wo MONTHS IN PUKC ‘Ake LADIES intending to make an inexpensive tour abrosd Wold like to arrange with thiwe ur four ut month ago. The relief afforded and ventilation of throat made possible by your successful surgery (and which was atiended by not the Dressed by the abbreviation "St." Stone numbered 1, aud marked on on the opposite side ""K. ont ‘Blayden Mill Roud ut i Cand ry north line of a intcreection® with, therwess | SUTRGEY (and whi Soot een ian thas. Ser pacers addres ke De ee ine of Siateenth st extended oy ishves: pain or inconvenience) I mos iy =. ; Washiugtone thence with suid esteuted weet {iy of | thank you for and T stand ready to thoroughly tee Sixteenth st, NO devree US iuinutes, E. 1462.76 | indorse you and your methods. IVER VIEW. R LOO 150 Se ce nee ‘Truly yours, y, SEASON OF 1801. i ee Be rj ots es ae a ie Me Ove THE CONEY ISLAND OF THE PoTosac. thei Dean ot cig | Specialty Discs of wos Scat, lange and gue a arene SUE To perenne thence 8. 6 degrees <9 minutes, W. 232.79 teet, to R’ Consultation free. EQUITABLE THE PALACE STEAMER C.P. stone No. 7; thence 5. 7 degrees (ai minutes, W. 1617. Ha teet, fo IL C-T. stone Nov 8; thence S18 de: | » Oe’ hours—9 to 11 a.m., 2 tod p.m., 6 to8 greet minutee, Wd Uieet, Cb stone’ e. PM Sundays, 9 to 12m. my30-co3t cnReDIT SAMUEL 3. PENTZ ; thence S. 8 derrecs 20 winutes, W. 506 Go test ud 3:15 : x, store No-10: thence &. 2 devreenadmnutes | Dr. C. W. Benson, the well-known Balti- "ween ease nue Bustene No. 11; thence’S. 39 U6 feet, to: Ie Coes st dources OS tuinttes, E -Pestoue No. 13, on the south i SYSTEM, wharf 10:45 aan. and 3. more Specialist in Skin Discases and Dixenses — of the Nervous System, has opened an office in Washington, D. C., for the treatment of all Skin Uulitary, Road leeding to Brightwood; thencefollowing | and Nervous Diseases and Catarrh. We util- | B&* thousands to extol its beauties and bencfactions. SDAY, leaving 7th st. eee ee soy! ELS. 08 dearees | ize electricity in treating these diseases, and in Whert :450.m., 1:4ben6G:05 p.m. theuce s. Si dovtocs 18 minites. W. 737-23 feet tot: | Femoving superfluous hairs, warts, moles, | The facilities for acquiring all possible “domestic Thliete then. frou eting 0 tne Brot Se, Bg, oF, 28, Milltery | marks, tumors and alll blemishes. Dr. Benson | comforts, filing the homo with splendor and good} * - Towing te cua tng of the wat Mintaty Haake er | OF his partner, Dr. E. 0. Mannakee, ean be Steamer and grounds ligiited by Electri ity. grees 4:) minutes, E. GLa TF feet, ty CP stone ee | found every Wednorday and Friday” from 9 | cheer, areso mazifo'd that young housekeepers, with acmeed Thence S.4 « eee lorrces Sin feetto wt | a.m. to 5:20 p. m., andevery Friday night from | gueir weekly or monthly savings, furnish thelr own | TB Dest Meais furnished on the Potomac river or stone kore No. tos thene nutes, 6:30 to 9, at their ce 1212 G st. n.w. Balti- anywhere else for omy We, No objectionable partes allowed on boat or crounds. For carvers, &., call or address tgs Men ert CoP atone N- ib ey eaen be mintites, We 7a Sone one “ 2U; thence ». LY degrees 22 n ig “utes, more office 521 N. Howard st., every day. my7-ta,th,s Nervous Prostration, Slocplessness,Qpium habit, Dullness, Blues cured by Dr. Miles’ homes without burden to themselves. Honor is your only necessary capital, and promises faithfully kept the guaranty of your future happiness. nabit, E. 8, RANDALL, Proprietor. Tovk, to Sc Fone. gee 10 | Nervine. Samples free at FURNITURE, CARPETS, MATTINGS, = = thence 3. minutes, W. SUC Yeatves | 28 eutz's Dave Stone, 1014 F st. ms28 ties, We dea 17 feet teem e. etee An Invention Making Sewing a Pastime, ARRIAG! BE utes, rt gg ON 5 ition Making | ings ‘FRIGERA’ , BABY Ci s; iE ae ie ae Whecier € Wison's New High hrm No.3. Tee. a TAGE EX deere it charms on sight. Its use enraptures. 8 Evi1i'> Alda-wO © stome No. 275 thence 8. 23 decrees 42 minutes, W. ce 437 Si 4 GAS AND VAPOR STOVES. Aristo 4¥. 00 feet, to B.C. P. me No. 2s: thence Bt de- == See. milter ' 5 so nunut WO teet toh ee gto Se Solin ‘insize, tare stone. Ee pd ae Sctohare tipetags to te langeat ool : A crates Snel we ianyet Paton stone Nor = CoUMEES.. “Coaches chartered to lame station U7 degre 05. OG RS Yost, HOUSE & HEERMANN'S Leavesthe Webster. SIS Lith sn-w. the Lakchame, Met gh 14S, Sp fect. to I RRS fee ‘W Eee EE HOTELS. que No 36 thence 8. A G60 A Tl NNN S17, G21 and S23 7th et, NEW DOK. 2 WEST Et sale nies erat A go fA OH ANE ° 2th ayes iret lane aoc oun nbiitee Be aihiiice: tok Ces este | AMA Goo fak HOR RE _ ~ eiper dg OTe thence S. 357 degrees 53 minutes, E. feet, to iC. = yy iLtakw’s noTeL. Westone No. 402 then eS. 13 ‘i _ 27 and 696 Mass. ave. nw. : Tita Sk eb cde Ste tis w Ta ave ana 4, grees O4 minutes, E. 30.00 feet, to R. C. P. No. lever again wil chance = Washington, D.C. Fe thence 8. 63 degrees 54 msisutes, 1230.00 net $5 > a = ‘Whitney Carriages exclusively. i. C. P, stone No 43. 8.77 devtees 01 minite, buy EBBITT ROUSE, Bnd feet’ to RE Bont FANCY G00! —= f Thenve S73 denrece Oftatgutee i stone oo WASHINGTON.D.C. feut, tok, CP. sone No. 46; thence 8. 40 \ysreen 43, AND Tors - = 7 huinutes, eet, to. CLP. stone No. ds sanceceersay BIB farce Santen Rew OMe ie eee ae PROFESSIONAL Heetto TC: B stone Now dr thenda Rugs 50.8 DREAMER WILL LEAVE THE CITT 11.08 feet, to it. C.D. scone Wee Se See hm 2S, itis Stor tne encatora wil st 13 minutes, E 28.30 feet, to RC. 26 1s. Patrous please take notice. ETON cE done ere ge ulation B Bas Bp So = \ deuzees 40 minutes, E. 162.07 tect, to H.C P s 5 ~ ed Ovex Aut Niour. > tninutess Es 140-49 For the accommodation of our customers and the folic we will store open all night in change putlic'ne wi keep ot arnt in No. 5; thence S. 36 Tet, to Mt. C. P. stone Mog! = ‘We shall hereafter devote our entire st With cots, tas WobderiA hewlita power. Giver has ae J. enerry and resources to the manufacture of FO UDEE MAS GC“ RERORIT® | Rech daiee buat saw me tumindy 2 = fevi.to WC OE VARS Ae core “PRESCRIPTIONS - nutes, E. 130.365 feet, to K.C-P stone Prices, Our prices for prescry 5 have been reduced tn stone Ne OO: thepae Bet eget 3? ‘And to accomplish Supe and clensicale {fom the ‘most telistie'neabufer, suteriem, recovers lost of annhtes, W. 331.20 feet, to RCP. si o = Se ee turers. Stolen property. brings separated together, eausee We ul cusertully invite @ careiuj inspection of soparated thence 8, 0 degre (3 auiutes, tus department by ‘stone No. U2; thence 8. 6 degrees 77.78 tect, to B.C.¥. stone sree 25 minutes, E162. make this unprecedented sweeping re- duction. speedy ‘nari, Imiuily troubles, ev clues aud au a trowbe Save tine and tu to the ricut place at once, as he succerds here d minutes, E No. 8; thence S. 16 de~ ieet, to" R-C.P. stone No, i Favs, 10 BB | cow: TECIE stone No: Gor tems a tensed sett a 3 pra a rang stone No. tar thence 8. 4) devecen UL nee | xortmes ou = Hdox.Adrest to C-Er atone No, in and ence ‘Ss ‘M. SILVERBERG & CO. . 4 bry oe ST eee 3 nig ala Foad, and bectnnine the 312 7th and 313 8th st. b 3 | anavati stn south went. 30 western boundary or the narrow portion of the Park, 3 ME BKOOkE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF B28 desrees Sv inmutes, Ws 1106.00 tects tot Ce sel-ott 1 Oe | Mt i Sisinees comftiential. Ladies aud rem ris, and then ses ¢ 2 | Beamon conta gach. Hoare, Vain. to 0 pm SD sreoce si scuvie whos 3 Lot.,bet. Ist and North Capitol » = m.w. ay lit eres Rinne, aah feck so uebocning E-4 , fon point B. 51 auintites, W. 23-08 tock STICIPATIN RM Frou te at center "wirked "by eer sion No, Ui] att, SS vr ERE Si Fd NTICIPATING A CHANGE IN OUR FIRM 1 ince h. Se degtews 40 minutes, KE. feet, to R. i 3 the early epring of next yoar we are vory desirous of CP. stone No. 71; thenge toliowing the circnmferenc = on BE FR Of actrcle whose center's W.'Sl dees Somer? | etl Ss oF Be z closing out every article of Summer Dress Goods that E. 262.0 ee:, ron its beyinning to a points. rae: | saa ys xER 199) ‘ees 10 nuiniat 2.0 feet frou t ia wecan possibly tun into mouey this season, snd im order to further that end we have marked all our sum mer stock at extremely low prices.and as in additional inditement we will ailow «discount of ten per cent on all goods said For at the time of purchase wntid ¥. ofaeins i 8. 7 degrees 15 minutes, W. 161.8 feet, itom ite te, ginning toa point &. 34 desrecs Ob wutes: B. GRD sarked by KC.) stone No. tat who preter a food as quoted in New York or elsewhere, GOODYEAR RUBBER COMPANY, MELVILLE LINDSAY, Manare. alte aslow minutes, W. 870.13 feet, to I ‘boundary thence foliowimg . the sud Zoological ou the’ northern Purk; Sheice S._ SK devrees.ks minutes, E- 70 dezrces 35 minutes, eee me No. 77; thence N. G0. poo said road a1 35 minutes, ke reduction ‘allowed on every sale made fro inate i fot; thence 8. daxrees 6 T. B. Towxen & Sox, rs — en ; Ee 100-0 foots thence B.S Geerece GUODS DEALERS, Tuigutes! ke 400.0 Soot: That met, 8 Sesree = Dui Sie ma at a SHUSTER & SONS, eh 4 i sad boundary : : ‘ . Aegrde Od msiniitens Wee heuere Koad N- 30 | On MONDAY, JUNE i, we will put on aale the fol- a 9 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. §. W. Ron7G hence Yollowin Waid mori me of Th lowing goods: ONE PRICE IN PLAIN FIGURES. my ro le N. Oo degrees 10 uihutesy ©. 42 45 feet, toe es 23 minutes, thence leavin astern bouniary of 1,000 yds. Bleached Cotton, 3c. per yd. 1,000 yds. Unbleached Cotton, 3c. per xd. 1,000 yds. Ticking, feather-proof, 123c. per yd. Shirting Calico, de. per ya. to tk. CP store Noe inoning tie’ etater " NS. Tt mam which can ‘Table Oilcloth, 1c. per yd. PEE FY Fe Eri SuRBYEEE Seve eseMNENEAa NREL SeEeeeeEsEE SEEMS HENNEY ERY? %) 9;