Evening Star Newspaper, July 14, 1891, Page 8

fo 2 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C. DAY, JULY i, 1891. . LOCAL MENTION. A MOTHER'S RAGE. COCKED HAT BOWLING. EXCURSIONS. PICNICS, &c. | EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &c._ ae She Beats an Old Man Who Had Injured| The Close of the Columbia Senuitie cee . uerrs Comm = THIS — = TONOKKOW. For the Dustrict of Coimmibia Starsland ant | James Caton is veventy-one years old and is| The cocked hat bowling tourmament at the | #0: pro Gonfomo agh, defendant ordered.” At ee E*** sroscwnneg exconsion = th | employed as a laborer in the Capitol grounds. | Columbia Atbletic Club house loved last night og , a tak " * Firginta, light showers; slightly warmer, sou! Brady, examiner, ordered taken. Hewett agt. epee Ay, wine He was at his work yesterday afternoon when | and the resnlt of the bowling and the records | White; leave {0 withdraw promissory note GLEN ECHO CHAUTAUQUA. pean NEDNESDAY. JUTE IS. 10, CONDITION OF THE WaTER Mra. Annie Geiger and her ten-year-old daugh-| made by the contestants in the tourney, all| granted. White agt. : appearance of Fraser Canes. A PICTURESQUE RIDE ote followine inves and gentiemen have tindly wee ‘emperature and condition of water at 7| ter Dora visited the grounds and created a | playing ten games, are as follows: absent defendant ordered. wn agt. Brown; —_ TET Temperatui nilition 8, BY NELLIE CAMPBELL BEDFORD 2 ers, : “ dismissal of bill decreed. Shields agt. Young: am. Great Falle temperature 76; condition. | scene that called for police interference. Mra. Highest aetentant uroaeed. The Great Amphitheater The Favorite Soubret. 3. Receiving reservoir. temperature. Mt. COn-| Geiger keeps a saloon at No. 102 Indiana ave- a4 Pine. Averave. game. | &P Senn Wanars age Waleanr, ceoleetes wal Four cups flour; one-half cup white corn- The Hall of Philosophy. Bro. THOS. F. McXTLT}. ditiog at north connection. Ps. | condition win | nue, near the District buildings, and recently | 2 Jscpus S. Jones... 8 8 | toro Joseph. Forrest. ordered’ taken. “‘Tnland soeeli Sour anys; cue tableepoontel butter, eaten: Mr. LEONARD Old south connection, 36. distributing — reservoir. - W. M. stuckbridve. 3 Ce Dodge; ‘Welted ; two cups milk ; one teaspoonful salt ; Wonderful Grottoes, lighted by electricity. The ? temperature. 7.” condition at influent gate | Ber daughter complained of being sick. Dr.} 4; oun if Sloan Sp | Sed caters Seating apeny ee Deel ae ca eugeaic. ronan oie plgheeneey mecca Pos z Frede: of Cs r | * (Fred. ‘Thonirson: 4 |. Holdsworth lon appoint - a fhe oa) Lav 28. condition af efitucnt gate bouse, 3. | Fredericks of Capitol Hill was called to exam: $etice Aetna t oF | Eee ona, cnt cmmotet nana) = sree Seneca peterpan ouaceeen ncaa wee rp PRT oe CANE BELLS af Katimore High Water co aa” WH, ag | ime the chill and from what he found there was oh A % | finds, dc, Mutual Fire Insurance Company sgt | gers separately. ‘Mix the Aow meee one CER ta = i Pal@S comment. eeaen 1284am Li p.m. |*00am ‘mJ no doubt but that the child had been tampered § # James: injunction tll further, order granted. Dtustias pees waatacioms carne ia ee ee Tete ° with. Then the little child told ber mother Fee eee Rowell: £ Gude vubetiiuiedes pur: | sd melted butter and best hard. Stirin | 80c., QI19, S180 E12 Lempe nll seduced. The Great Chorus Orrsn. 7 ILL OPEN SULY @ that # man in the Capitol grounds had 4B | Drakeagt 3 A. Gude substituted as pur: d aulby Wadi wbooo ook tahoe hee Gas'Stoves'at very low figures for our quality | 7.) wey ‘The Assembly Chorus. | WW caused the tronble and yesterday after- 33 | chaser. 7 rrices—S0c. to 40. ‘A. Muppmtax, Amsembly Soloists: nrep Mirtivxny at half price during | ycon the mother went with the child 3 3 Crnmxat Covrt—Judge Bradley. eriddle. gene able <a he oe. Prof. Mark C. Baker, tenor. BUPNA Vista. July at Paraen's, 1107 F st. to, hase “her point | out the. man. Et 3 HE | , esterday —ochun Selvey, murder: ples of Use only Cleveland's baking powder, the ee o] AE Setrate Sait moran a He yen th ke ched the child pointed |} ‘ not ity wil wn and plea "8, 4177 messi "i vote. Rion now you can bay out Caton and went over muere. he wane white | ,, T%0 prizes were bowled for—Airat to go to| nunfeughter entered; aentenced. to” Alban esigehsece igemloed aoe Poatne— Sat SRY IS TINS) seme ¥. mee eco, Steamer BELLE L. raves every hour foot of Tih et $2.00 Gas stoves, two- burner “Soc. ber mother remained behind the bushos, | the contestant making the highest number of | three yosrs and fined $500. Louisa Mitcbel Ir cake dries out, gets husky, crambly of Steel Fishing Rods and Tackle. Watroap's.* — for Unie beautiful resort commencing at 9.90 a.m. Gas range, with oven and | comgiana| ees Si & Meats wueden potsto: masher. eee toomin etic stan area ts mous aot ial eel aes ay. sani ee Dress Forms, 29c. Only for 3 Days. CUEVALIEN DE RONTSEL, Zhe Cah fe eta. Biante, Dowie, Covye range. ~o A Q:d man Caton @ child were together i bs nitent ‘on s Dut bad baking powder. r wn Tennis, and all Lawn Games and connected with iron pipe, €12.30, €15.00, | F cor two be contestant making the highest individual score larceny; verdict guilty; sentenced to At Avznsacn’s Domesiic Sewing Machine and Court Pianist to the Emperor of Germany. $15.50, $21.00, £19.00, cuarminr. [convince of the trothy of her anehiets in anyone gaime in the tournament, ame ©on- Albany penitentiary. for four years. Edward | fare bape mol, tepe ite natural favor | Pattern pre op pe mma tg Pen a a a bathe a statement,and going over to the couple she in- | teetant not waren Prizes. | Briel, larceny; verdict not guilty. Patri mate le Baking Pow- ave. se. 412 14th now. ‘composers themselves. 25T'en Crst discount on all children’s suits | quired of Caton, “Do you know this chiki?” ‘THE ChaMPION. Burke, manslaughter; defendant surrendered | dor. One apecial excellence of Cleveland's “un Rise Chop” Tea, 50c. Merzorn's, 7th.* EVERYTUING NEW. for this week only “Yeu,” was the aged inan's reply, “she's my | Mr. Geo. W. Lewis by remarkably ekillfal | by surety, and defendant committed in detaalt hop”? Tea, 50c. Ma Fiwexax Buos., 7th and Este. | const bowling made the highest number of pins and | 2 bail. John F. Buete, false pretenses; A Popular Plan to secure ahome. See Pare (rownd trip) ... Scam, = . Hardly had he enid cousin before the irate : surety taken. George Beach, attempt at house advertisement Brighton Park Company under oun wean Bexxxiet pure rye whisk mother tsed the potato masher on the old man hace <—— ponpieyrnstes oe —, = burning; verdict not guilty. “Financial.” yvuee BEST OF ORDER MAINTAINED. ae ons ove is ru e eee ene (a ” - Or Ixrenzer to Hovarnerrens—The Em- | pid laid bare « py = Ses saad tee “Socartan | Reet octane’: Oa champlonshay of the club. A Shooting Match. California Zinfandel Claret. Marzozn's, TABLE D'HOTS DINNER TICKETS, INCLUDING Pire Carpet Cleaning Works will put = oot | party fell to the green grass. An exciting time | Burring Mr. Lewis there is a tie for the highoet | A shooting match at the grounds of the ‘th at. 1t? | | 5. Serenade... TRANSPORTATION, 50 CENTS. Me in comphor and make thems swoth proof | Folcved and the screnite of a women sitmerted ielividual sore Between Ms. Keenan and Mr. | Washington Hod and Gun Club yesterday was ree pgp einer ined ececae UN [execs thse ag ” the attention of Sergsant Bri dl Police- | Southgate. To deci ey wili bowl five lub Razors! best. Warroap’ ‘Symphony arranged for piano | phone, 2 man Pet Coach —— gaiues one evening this week, and the playor | Patticipsted in by the members of thet club SSeS — ns Bos lots added to our €9.90 mark-down | Caton and Mrs. Geigor each made astatement | makiug the highest score in any one game will | thrown at unknown angles and sixteen yards’ Nervous Debility, Poor — Difi- ADMISSION, 25 CENTS. = Sin = suit tale that are beantien. See thous ef what bad bayrenel sed the fermec wes x, | be.awstded the escoud prize rise were shot at, and out of s possible 130 the| A Forruns repel poner pp cel anal | neato NS ae LES ON THE POTOMAC Eisema and Ete. | quired to leave 220 collateral fee Be sppear- Sees oa Cig ig yen home club scored 111 and the White Haven Gun Gr Sener Dave ee isa |e o oe ee Tap Salon Steamers. “From 7th st. terry whart, nee in cour : re senso: Mxars's Dave Sron after evening entertain il amd arrive hoursy, Bengexer is pare. Mittaua Oe re be inaugurated abeut the mle of Sep- paced po a oueenn 0 Stonetn £ SaxaracteEY For fine Coffee go to Mezzonn'a, 17 7th ate | ATTENTION. G4 = Som, ~ 2 ‘The fail tember with « five back tournament; after that fee ge to Mezscan — Tarmmen Boxxety and hate at balf price dar-| fie Hortics fuled to appear and the money | wil follow the ‘annucl ten pia Wee IL ’ oF ou DEPANTMENT UF POTOMAC en erae fng July at Parwen's, 1107 F st. a k gh the woma: Y 0 . O8T An Invention Making Sewing a Pastime, . i oo will probably be returned to her. which is being anticipated with a great deal of Wheeler & Wilson's New High Arm No. 9 To G° Po By Fessts's Ice Canam shipped anywhere out | — Policeman Creagh procured a warrant for | interest. My confidence, was all run down and unable to work— Rqurrante ppg igs hae pend al MARSHALL BALL ¥ KEARNET CAMP, of town by expres. 1427 New York ave. the old man on ® charge more serious than ee in an extreme condition of general debility, I was tld ‘Oftice 437 9th street northwest. ail-te THRU ESDAY EVENING. JULY 14, AT 6:30. SATURDAY, duly 14, 22 OF YE TERA = assauit, and Le will probably be arrested again | ‘The Funeral of Col. Robert §. Rodgers | tua: Hood's Sersaparilla was Just what Ineeded. Ava. a tres trips leet Tee kee, TUR Om Oay of the | — sonay 3 siaraik tee aa porngon , c S| tuat Booa's CREDIT three trips. Sclironuer’s On eatin ALK" | GRAXD yxctnsion To Re But a gas stove will keop you cool. —— The remains of Col. Robert Smith Rodgers | drowning wan grasps at a straw I decided to try this Superior Old Rye Whisky, thing fine, = — | Uiges, Nal eee woo - Gk wennmeae: aa were brought here yesterday afternoon from | medicine and to wy great aurprise, from the Rest day * system, | #1 per at._ Pure Old Rye Whisky (4 years old), TomMoRnow, Bare ee et 16. INO” Tab race. tne Paces 614 12th ot. nw. —— his late residence at Mount Zion, near Havre de | 1 pecan tofmprove. By the time I had finished my RiGee ae Ee Sq RA gat tasare comets, AE Pewee - for trousers, separnted from the |__De Koxtsxt's Praxo Recrtat.—-The Chevalier | Grace, Md., and interred in Rock Creek ceme- | second bottle I had regained nif health and strensth, Eissting het a dee dolinee as ba oouenl Of Some —— ected BAY Briver, Boat lentes 1008 of ith aud cofte and vests, that are worth €4.50 to ¢6.50 a | De Kontski's piano recital at Glen Eeho Chau- | tery. "Impressive services were held at Mount | ana from thet day Teen say 1 heve been pectectiy eal, 600. poor Kinases Brom, Ttlhand Ete, | tandue tonight promises to hare a oes ee Zion. The active pallbearers were members | 1 haverocommended Hood's Sarsapariiia tomy frienda, | BOnest intention, it showers its comforta upon you AMUSEMENTS. ON THE CHESAPEAKE. sure 7 =A ee eee y Meda, o | of Admiral John Rodgers Post, G. A. R., of | wuoin I know have been benefited by it. It is indeed | without tint, acceptine small weekly or monthly @4Pue Garson. $1 por quart $00.0 pint | arrived on the grounde intending to spend the | fatru de Grace: Amott theow In tttendsncs | Tens snow save bane oa en ee _ DAT AND EVENING FAMILY EXCURSION skacuaeiuie Weise Sen thy evening, The recital opees at jae T 1 | were many members of Col. Rodgers old reyi- macian MiRGAPARTICA : any : MS | AMATEUR BASE BALL. FRIENDLY SIZTELE PLEASURE CLUB, a 6 ee oe een There will be a performance of chon” Teguaett one feldat troean aes coe ee col, Not only helps, but it cures." H. C. PIDCOCK, 49 a ™ SALT WATER BATHING, Steamer TRURSDAN, JULY 16. ant, Perfect ee ee aaa 1 the heads my of Music on Tharelay svening Rogers was cighty-three years old. His Pras irnOey hetithinngle : FM.C.4 ve. W.L1G, BOATING, FISHING, CRABBING. Om tasamd Othe News thet. what otO-65 Gas fixtures, lamps. ” i etle Lae boon eee. | father was Commodore John Rodgers and his EXCELLENT RESTAURANT, pals thie at mince orien boat race bet woem CA. Meppimas, @14 12th +t. FP Feber hts vec expe | brother was Admiral John. Rodgers of the FURNITURE, . ae . a a ehed steel never-break press rat oe Rat steeasee ais eka ee ed cee eee Sa ace beren 8 Tromso, Borxrsa, Brszoixa Sb Y-MC.A: Fach, Seek Vale, wecrnamneasimmhnac? ite i wien : a somame, the ti nd | wido f Commodo an ; = > Cdsiren sander = Soar See them CA. Meppne Mrs. Jean Lockwood will be Fadel. An onjoy- | Sqtiiy’ bore gag ween caRr’ SUPERB MUSIC BY amet = Sencar w fq | Matthew Perry, and three sons—Capt. Fred-| And scaly diseanes of the skin snd scalp causing days ETS, A.A.U. Championship of the United States Series. : eos , cg mow the rest to be all oon ay Pape : ry Se bagi pay peer erick Rodgers, Commander of she crater Phil- | of sateery and nights of sleoplest agony-aie. instantly a U. & NAVAL ACADEMY BAND. T= WOODWARD & LOTHROP EMPLUYLS’ ye eee ae ee fi 9 - rs adelphia; Capt. John Rodgers of the navy, now ea fly, ity and €concricall; TTINGS, den party on the lawn coruer 10th and eo ie Morin {is dogs eons ‘Or | Femnediey and the best physicians fail. Substantial evi- BABY CARRIAGES, WEDNESDAY, July 15, exhibitions. dvs 05 sutinen gonetuinen ‘ aa : igs of ¥) fence of the truth of July at Pansaene, 1107 tomorrow evening from 7 to 10 o'elvel Lieut. J. F. Meigs of the navy. a t the truth of this statement is to be found eaeone, eu: acniedin ene See viiascn’e anita tor| een good ses ar daily in thts paper. 8 REFRIGERA’ Game called at 5 o'clock. ——— ae, SATURDAY, JULY 18 dve-Fovatm of cbildre = Preparing to Give a Show. AND VAPOR STOVES, : ROUN! Pie! ws =: tee SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS: * Ersuwax Beos.. Tth and Esta, 3 ‘on wilt tare |qIM® Washington Poultry, Pigeon and Pet < = — ere Admission, 25 cents; grand stand free. n uienes = > | etualpuaacatinaignaeonne wna wen ee = midsummer excursion will take | Stock Association held its regular monthly m., Under inan (of our own committee, with as Sto" & Bao., 492 9th «st ‘ ieee fs 2 . ——- ‘Trains leave B. and O. Station, week days—9:15a.m., . del ‘Uw Pe ‘ot coreunaa amd Gee Stoves. Sanco & Bes ; arrow. jtaroball Hall will be the ob- | meeting last night at Schmid’s bird store, T12 ACADEMY MUTE. bea senesid Macias tecamaeee as ae Ty Yor Won to m investment Join 6.20 p.m. Miss Annie Lewis, Thos. F, | 22th street northwest. The principal business _—_—— | EXCLUSIVE AGENCY FOR THE Gun: GELS wie steno es Ai ARBOCRETEON BAY RIDGE AT 10 PM the Brighton Park rei weonard Greene, Norman Pruitt, A. | before the association was the election of offi- — CELEBRATED WHITNEY CARRIAGES. + THURSDAY EVENING, July 16. . oA ASY ekeA 1 children. i For sale ty any ment ur shford, Peter Campbell, Frank Cardella and | cers. The result of the election was as follows: =< ‘The Bohemians in Fanchon. SivER Vile Sa ces a ee Sema ae on, Be, Ra Covostas y nights, 7.90. | EB iy are among those who will furnish | President, 8, W. Steinmetz; iret viee president, Osyx Ss Luyeue ¥ eos: of Baran IVER VIEW. cursion véiein we lave oda “ _ mack i Richard Smith; second vice president, W. 8. Aire. Jean Lockwood as Fadet, the Witch. Helen A. | WASHINGTONIANS' MOST POPULAR RESORT. | , Trains leave Washington at @.Se.u. and 120 and woman added to our @2.90) | ‘The Eureka Pleasure Club is at Notley Hall | Sich dee cording scart ko Tova @1.50 FAST BLACK IMPORTED HOUSE & HERRMANN'S wei hed mee OEE naval “a eee “Pianweas Brow, Tthand Bote | Scie at 9 akic alten, ca) tae morning, an; | corresponding secretary, Dr. W. J. Eletun: Reserved seats at last Waste Store, a a ines sewax Bnos., 7th an other at 2 this afternoon, aud the last boat will | Sensutor ‘E'S, Schmid; execative comenttnn’ | HALF DOZEN a (fee Aduission—ieserved scats, 50e. 1 Gallery, 25e. RESORTS COMBINED, RAs cumgs excunsion Trany. 818 F street northwest hc 6, b. R.. Decartnent ef the Bota Messrs, Wood, Wallace and W. G. Lee. The| ‘Parn, ~ — am macs) Lio ASE ~ as ir, | will diva ita ee Departmen: of the Potomac, | association is now ob a permanent basis and = ‘5 eater XAKDEN Pal BY — STREET BAPT ALACE STEAMER i worth £4.00, $6 and $6 air Satin, So hont) ppoadd intention to hold a show during the fall an MAIL. ‘Raiintssitnn. 10 6 sy ae Ponte will take an ccnine ib, lenin Hitk | bership is steadily increasing. It comprises al-| S25 STAGE EXCURSION. Will make three trips, leaving 7th st. wharf 10:450. CITY AND DISTRICT. nircet wharf, Georgetown, nt 590 p.m, ead the | Feay some of the best known breeders about HUTCHINSON'S, 605 Massachusetts ave. n.¥. — STAGE EXCURSIONS.___ ta. 3-15 and 8 p.m. sharp. ‘THURSDAY. JULY 36, 1901. ——e 7th street wharf at 6:45 o'clock. here, with members in the surrounding ecoun- a DeStRS ALD uo coacH LINE RATES. Tickets, 25 centa, STEAMER CHARLES MACALUSTER EXCURSIONS TOMORROW. ‘The stenographers will give an excursion to | M# of Maryland and Virginia, a3 907 Pa. ave, | 7H 30. Sa ait; Arlington ond Sallioes’ Howe. dal WEDNESDAYS M foes tinea ee rier glam Auction Sales of Real Estate. SB See Joke Geide, 10 ems T ep ho “coact: | Will make three trips, 945a.m., 1:45 and645p.m } Ticket cere it. Venvox axp sesnant Hal = the steam Corcoran, which will ve . poe new in! iy" 5e.m., 1+ (adsuitting gentiomen aud lady), 61. ’ ter at a.m. and 290 pm. At630p. | wart at 630 pm. Latimer & Sloan bave recently sold for the fotbe country” Couches. chartsred tanta’ Ticketa, 25 conta slhasl bnidensea nin be tm. for Marshall Hail ou a owners, in block 28, on 15th atrcet northeast, Poures ‘Webster, 513 15it sib. w:s 5 - + SALAS Nortey Hars—Pilot Boy at 10:30 a.m., 2:30 To Walt Upon theCommisstoners. | thirteen building lots, the sale aggreguting ae a ear ea Seer enero 10 mulusates ater ATURDAYS, i eT ae and 6:45 pm. erechvav aad A large and enthusiastic meeting of promi-| gout €12,000. ‘The same firm alee sold for ee ee | ramliy tay, two teins, 0050. 14 acti, Kinon, Traine leave B. and 0. station | nent colored citizens of the Districtof Colum-| Christian P. Lederer aud H. H. Bergman, ta i HOTELS. Tickets, 10 centa. = mm Couosias axp Cuirrox Beacn.—George Leary | Lit met st the residence of Col. Perry Carson, | pohrer's aubdivision, equare $61, with improve- Jouxsox & Lerman, Wane wore. GP2ctaL eaTURDAY EVENING TRIPS TO CURSION TO MARSHALL MALI, a : $26 Pennsylvania avenne, in the interest of the | ments, for $2,375. Alo part of lut 9, David- 713 MARKET SPACE. Fa. ave. and 14th st.. View THURSDAY, JULY 23, 1891, colored public scbools, and discussed and de-| son's subdivision of square 214, at £1.00), per 2 Wastington, D.c._ | aan Meng, sonping st Rives View going and vetara- 5 anne Virta.—Delle E- evers hour after 9:90 | anced the illegality of the recent appoint- | equare foot Also for WhiteBelé “Mckinley, —_ : ; 8 pan ' . A. Sot 'd Mise Susie | trustee, lot lettered Q, in H. Magruder's su sUL Tickets, 25 cents, STEAMER CHARLES MACALESTER. Memsaans. Mana. — Taw Reaaeiien—Teate Gen Poman bot fecdororse ym eet ye division of lots 10, 11, 12 and 13, in square 152, tonay tu peokton- on soeioes di obey: the line. rcpjatciel Uosiy ‘Steamer and grounds lighted by Electrictty. Havent 10 a.m. snd 220 aed 620 pm. Jaw governing appointment of school te to Fannie Chandley for $1.25 per square foot. 5,000 yards of tue best Domestic Sstines, reduced heleantneiattanee’ 7 Boat leaves wharf at 6:30 p.m. ae Acommittee of the following-named gentle- | For owner lot 6, in square 183, with improve- Monona, GAB STOVES. | to 10c. per yard. = | The Beet Meals turnisie1 on the Potomac river oF CONDENSED LOCALS. ‘appointed to wait on the Commission: | ments, located on the north side of L street be i 4.500 yards of the beat French Satines, reduced to here aise for only We. No objectionable parties | Tickets, 50 ceuts, to be had of menibersor at the DP 4 y anywi oe —— te xprew the public denuneintion of the | {Ween 6th and 17th, to Mrs. Honora Kundiett MUDDIMAN, eas stoves, | geen Now Tae: Zoos oo In the notice of the incorporation of the ‘o.ntees: Messrs. K. W. Thompking, | for #9, 614 127TH ST. GASOLINE, 250 pieces of the finest Figured Pongees, in dark and Siowel en best cravounts. Memorial Industrial building the word occu- | Sbove appocntecs: 3 4 fon Pr Sen atm OF. gee ersents. cotued tite barges: HAD YOUR FILL OF FAKES AND FIZZLES, . Pied suoald have been used instead of “ac- | SimjemansWpA. Steware, secretary; Judge E- A New Licatenant. 614 12TH ST. GASOLINE. 6,000 yanis of Leautiful Figured Challies, fast col-| GUSH AND GAMMON, BALDERDASH AND |] Forchartera &., call or address ‘Tickets honored on 10 a.m. anf 2:309.m. tripe, ee tod oe P A FN. Wilkiason, W. H. Lacey, Wm. A. Tolla-| Atan election for first lientenant, Sheridan MUDDIMAN. COAL OIL. Gear ocak ix eases eke Bl RUMENIan Shia aoe ie To x8 E. B. RANDALL, Proprietor. ‘aul Bonivires. a five-y fohu A. G v. C. Chase . om oi i ire You inter in Sural t We have SINESS, P ) SIMPLE. fe chee at 306 12th strect sthowes esterday. — Sore - Gray, Editor W. C. C and C — Sa ae : nig rear een ae en DDEA, COAL OIL, them in Pink, Livut Biue, Creaiu, Canary, Cardinal] SUITS OF Gerad — a 4xD | Tue An entertainment will bewiven on the boat by local vi bis body bruised. le} * sca iJ 3 ” 4 “ t Black ut 50 and 83.50. Ti Sashes talent. ‘LA, 18, 20,21, 22,25-08 een tabens to bee bomen oe Ge potter sar —— Frank Murpby, fifth battalion, was elected, are yards lo finned with deep silk fringe, Lots WASHINGTON EXCURSION COMPANY = Bit neil 2 9 ? a ‘Trip to Detro! ? ss . K aT Ti treatment at the Emergency Hospital. sheridan Post's Trip to trol. Sergt. Maj. Murphy served six years as a non- and, considering the quality, are Jess expensive for 9130, Biligive L@ HIS. Newerday two a, J lin Nebwon of ———— - Phil ree Post, No. a comuissiuned uiticer in the third United States you than buying the material. arc08 rod ‘an DAILY EXCURSIONS ‘The Palace Steamer 815 Delaware aver and Wim. Steed |G. A. K, having charge of the arrangements | artillery. a ALI. GO| i s of Anacostia, while working on the uew cable | tor the trip to th i aee in De- " ATS7.50ASUIT. 8088, AT 97.50 A8UIT. SAML J. PENTZ iz : p to the national encampment in De —_——_ SUMEAN NOR THR Gite: ueeaa enone cxannie eeate s Sat, eees Seok Sn #eBE NO | trait has engaged two Pullman cars over the| He Assaulted His Wife With a Knife. GORROON' & LUTTRELE, GLORIOUS 9846, = GLORIOUS ‘And ‘Will commence ber INDIAN HEAD trips Ba ob carer! Baltimore and Ohio read to accommodate | Joseph Stewart's wife is out in service and 10 713 MABKET SPACE. FOUKTH! 4858, FOURTH! COLONIAL@BEACH SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 11, sudderly ill at members of the post. Sheridan Post will es- | she receives compensation enough to support . oul, on eee ana bewnmy Agha tablih ste Leadguarters in Detroit for the pur-| herwelf independently of what her husbaud A Posnve Proor fog a 0 en regen eersnaped ora —enerrapy~ en J Perate the cneaepINCut nt? Toe Wace gt® | contributes. Saturday night Joseph went| rere 00 per AM 4790. hee leggy Boner spa ala rae eee ae es St" Thome under the influence of Kquor and) 7 8 9 fof Hall fA MAM 55h cur gtering {ar TOURER OF zur] TUESDAY. WEDNESDAX, THURSDAY, FRIDAY |G.) p.u- Mowe W000. Thain we Court yeoterday. _ Death of Mr. Anton D. Fischer.. assaulted his wife, and yesterday he renewed i o° € HH AS BEB Peunaricnt Monture and Sosa! fue tinue ing | CLIFTON BEACH and COLUNIAL BEACH, — | g No, cbsctlonable Parties allowed on the boat or She Sues for Damages. Died at his home, 912 T street, this city, last | the assault, threatening to use a knife. The Sees ERS junbemibcant that « suildewed. ‘iiomervwn mowauite Returning to the city by 10 p.m. £. & RANDALL, Mary De Mos W. M. Oates, has entered | evening. Anton D. Fischer, wholas been a resi- | Wife appeared before Judge Miller yesterday and wen. 0 ¢ mn x x SAILOR SUITS FOR CHILDREN. Belcny aoae preven ies roo | vem ——. suit for $5,500 damages against Samuel A.} dent of the city for the last quarter of a cen- | €xbibited the knife as evidence. ™y" Rat & U SRR Ex Sizes, Bins, % 4.5 and 8 rence. ew ae Up. w.. for Co.cutal Beach. (CABIN J0RN HOTEL. She charges that defendant at his | tury. Mr. Fischer was born inthe city of | Joveph ones a cahe, oul an Jee) proce ‘ BV UU RRR Re, eet weete tt i. $2 ua ‘A deitetttal trip can be made Bow to the above piace 0 Jer, threw he ; was aginst hina Judge Miller held him 7 te a Suit. ; . t on Loch street, amswulted ber, threw het | Leipzig, Germany, Janaary 17, 1824; migrated | eendetutie « Gio ot a = : Ifyou think the small boy will not be given an = Hisham, Crabbing, aud Splendid | Teruinuset car ne take ey ete gumctrls mee AR ty DDD ERE OA OL wppen’s New Frsrrune Mesis at the floor, and while there severely | to the United States in 1856, going directly to | made an order requiring him to give $400 ac] B°> E ma OF Eg k Fe Sct GREATLY MastHEEx CET COLOSIAL BEACH tand exsboy a quod dinner sx surgeon sen whe ie beat her that her nove wat broken, her ari | the city of Baltimore, where be lived for ten | curity to kuep the peace towarde his wife orgo|B BFE AA = POR LAKUER DOSS WE HAVE. SUITS CON- | are |. Music on the boat. iso'wel known. Vurtio dewiriig’ ujoale cr rotten. bruiwe. die. and is still confined to her room. | years in business relations with his brother and | down for thirty days. Bop ker 24 ERR OE ae ee SISTING OF JACKET AND suOLT PANTS plbgmanacetuent denire fo Eaurss upon the pubite | uicath ca tvchlsaneaaiue will ue feady Wit Prose: She claims 25.000 for the assault, 2500 for ph¥- | Others, coming here, as before stated, in 1966, ae anes 18 THE PACT THAT OUR COMPETITORS ales ae FOR YOUNG MEN. Class. ‘No. objectionable ‘Will be peruitied | ecular Dinner............ sw NS services, $200 for uurse # services and the dyeing business, and built wy A Narrow Escape. Copy our advertisements, sometimes word for word, ween ote ps 102 on the boat. Special Dinuer a Is carte, = ~y! engaging in the dyeing e88, ct es we and Xe other Hines our descriptions. sls our CLAT Breast measure {2 10:36. FRANK SCHWARZ, President. Ever igetclane Teiepbone. No. G00. oe inedicuten by industry and honorable dealing a large | Yesterday afternoon the Frederick expross on | Sd At otter tines our descr tions, wlso our CLATS Baits from 84.2010 67 30 Sacksand Cutaways, | LEASE a fiinana, Mansser. | pO Set eee ee te, Stic Whaucien mane Le epson nce peice Sao She Motropoitien beamch matrowly escaped | ©io10y $l iicued the 10 per onni disgount sale WHAT A HUND.ED CENTS WILL Dot NEW axcunaron ns fect coms tance ts sctetion 6. dashane= | ings coves ct Rivese soa Oar Seat genta, | Killing « man near Kensington. When ap- Soe, COME Rab Seg eens Or ‘New goods are arriving daily and our floors HENDHED CENTS invested: here sequal io EWO | ~ NOTLEY HaLy. \yrecmants axe ines TRAySroRTe- tt Wunic Hall on Iuth street naar Fatreet wan | lowable companion. "He was a man of consid: | Prosching the trestle work near that place the GERM TECEE waxueLcrunen, ENDHED CENTS invested cleewbers 3 taken yesterday, when a gang of men began tearing down the buildings on the site. It is expected that the old buildings will be leveled before the end of the week, when the work on the walls of the new building will be rapidly ri. Mr. Frank Metzerott, who is super- nding the work, said thit moraing that he the new hall would be ready for use in the fall One of the features of the new ball will meet with popular favor. Under the large hall there will be « «maller one, which Will Ve used for select dancing parties pemuunhorsinen A ‘The Bill Dismissed. ° Yesterday afternoon Judge Hagner, in the Equity Court, overruled the prayer to set a decree of divorce aside and dismissed the bill im the case of Clara K. Bell Brown against Aus- tin P. Brown, after the arguments by Mr. D.W. Ginssic for petitioner and W. F. Mattingly for Tespondent. In 1874 the parties were divorced, ‘Mr. Brown being the complainant, and the de- eree provided that be should pay £1,000 for the support of chikiren. Both parties subse- quently married and each bave issue, bat the wife alleging that it was but recently, on in- spection of the papers in the first case, she dis- covered thata paper she had signed in that case contained admission damaging to her chpracter, filed a bill to set aside the decree of divorce granted in IST. Judge Haguer said it wae sheer nonsense that the complainant did ot know the contents of the paper and in wach ® case she shoukl. as she could have known what she was signing. She hat accepted the decree and the alimony and bad married again and bad children. Toset the decree after the validity had been unquestioned for tea years, during wisich both par aod remarried oo the faith of its validity, would be ap unheard-of proceeding, and beside it would bestardize the chi and he would not ben party to such = proceeding. He di- ected that the bill be dismissed. — A Young Criminal. Im the Criminal Court, Judge Bradley, yes tetday Louisa Mitchell. « colored girl, who stated that she was but fourteen years of age, Plead guilty to grand larceny. This time’ sb ts charged with the larceny of a pair of diamond earrings, &c., of Mrs. M. EB. Benier January 19. Assistant District Attorney Cla- Bett (sinted that thie was a case in which the fovernment would be content with a plea of petit larceny that she be not sent to the peni- tentiary. This was her third offense. one of them being housebreaking im such # manner as Would do credit to Jack Shepherd. There was Bo reformatory for girls and he would ask a jail sentence. The court, however, in vie# of leniency heretofore granted sentenced her to one year aud a day in the Albany penitentiary. —— Stramsx Guo. Leanr leaves for Colonial Beach, Sundays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thurs- hud acquiesced | erable culture and reading. had traveled much, was refined, musical and literary in his tastes. His home wax for many years the center of geuial friends, who always loved to come there. Good humor, wit and repartee were his delight, aud in Lis quiet, unobtrusive why he did many favors, although never boasting of them or making them known to the public. He was treasurer for years of the Washi <p bund and ar officer of Arminius FA. A. M., and many other German associations. Mr. Fischer leaves « widow and four children, two sons and twodaughters, the one daughter warried to a merchant in Frankfort, Germany, Mr. Reuart, the other to Dr. Lamb of the surgeor general's office, this city. ‘The eldest son, Anton, carries on his father's business, and the younger, Carl, has just returned from a three years’ trip abroad, where he studied the mode of wholesale china and crockery business. Mr. Fischer will be laid at rest in Rock Creek cemetery on Thursday morning at 10 o clock. ee Marviasp Muttany Excaxpwext.—From July 9 to 14, inclusive, at Loreley. 17 miles from Baltimore, Htoyal Blue line trains daily direct tocamp from B. and O. station at Sand 11:55 a. m., 5:10, 8:30 and 11:30 p.m. Additional trains, with change at Camden station, Baltimore, at 2:05 and 3:25 p.m. ‘Trains from camp to Balti- more almost hourly. Round-trip fare $2. Dress parade at 7 p.m. daily.—Adet. _ Harr Rares for everybody to Detroit via B. & O. for the annual meeting of the League of American Wheeimen at Detroit, Mich., July 16 to 18, inclusive. Ihe B.& O. RR. will sell Tound-trip tickets to that city from ail stations on its line east of the Obio river at rate of one for the round trip. The rate from Wash- ton is $14.25. ‘Tickets will be on wale from July 18 to 17, inclusive, and will be valid for return pasmge until July 21, iuclusive.—Adet. ——s Go to Usvritrsa of Jackson Moxcwest at exingtoa, Va., July Zi, by special train leaving Washington via Baltimore and Ohio, 9 p. m., Jul; ad returning via Lynchburg and Rich- mond and Danville railroad evening of the 2st. | Round-trip tuckets, 35.75. Please register name and state Pullman space desired at Richmond engineer saw a man walking on it and at onco sounded the whistle and reversed the engine, but had not a moment to spare. ‘The man hur- ried as fast as possible and had just time to leave the trestle work for the engine to brush past him within a foot of striking him. Those who witnessed the affair were considerably af- fected by the sight. ————— = A Colored Boy's Crime. Edgar Fletcher, a fourteen-year-old boy who lives at the home of his parents, No. 36 L street northwest, was with a number of boys and girls yesterday evening playing in the strect when a colored boy named Randolph Ball came along and stopped near them. —* ‘had « pistol and it was loaded. He ited it at Fletcher and then pulled the trigger. The bullet from the weapon entered his face and came out near his ear. Word was sent to the police and the wounded boy was taken in the sixth precinet patrol wagon to the Emergency Hospital, where the wound was dressed. The colored boy appeared in the Police Court this morning on a charge of as- sault and Ju Miller sentenced him to the Reform School during minority. ‘The G. A. R. Guarantee Fund. Tonight the committee having charge of the work of raising the G. A. R. guarantee fund will meet, and it is expected that the reports will show that the $50,000 desired has been sub- scribed. Committeemen say that the fund will surely be raised, as citizens are now fully awake tothe importance of extending # cordial invita- tion to the Grand Army to hold their national Sousiag in eheostully, aud alvaadypetoperstions coming in cheerfully, u8 are being wate (0 cond on p rsnitiee to present the invitation. pes LOB Golden Cross Installation. The following officers of Goodwill Command- ery, No. 21, U. 0.G. C.,were installed last even- ing by Deputy Grand Commander 5. I. Groot, assisted by Assistant Grand Commander George Redway and Deputy Grand Herald Wm. H. and Danville and Baltimore and Ohio ticket oiices, or with T. J. Luttrell, 1th street and Pennsslvauia avenue; Jus. Compton, 507 7th street northwest; (ae Drew, 1100 Connecticut avenue northwest; Wm. Harman, 1007 Pennsyl- vania avenue.—Adré, ni) —— Dox't miss the to Colonial Beach. Bteamser.Geo. Leary 9am Agee ae Wasnrxotox Exxs ro Massware Hatt, Wep- wxspat, JvLy 15, 1891.—Extraordinary attrac- tions and an elegant orchestra. Lawn enter- tainment and every arrangement for « good Boats leave at 10 a.m. 2:90 and 6:30 p.m. Two boate if necessary. See advertisement in excursion column for talent. . days and Pridays at 9 a m.; Saturdays, 7:30 p. m— Adee a Lor Sanz, Colonial Beach, July 15.—Adet. ——— Detiomtrvt beth at Colonial Beach. Take steamer Geo. Leary 9 a.m.—Adet. Pore: Noble commander, Miss Adelaide Payne thy prelate, Rev.W. H. Schell; noble keeper of records, Edward. Steer; financial keeper of records, Benjamin, P. Maore; worthy ‘Herald Samuel Hi Knight; warger inner gate, Mir Louieca T. Watrous; outer gate, James He So past noble commander, Hervey & te ery, No. 346, . . eveni nity Grand’ Commander R. H. nea tow Past Grand Com- tuundor Mre Lilli A Blaion and Deputy Grand 1231 Pa. ave. ow. Factors 1 done. k Buckle Bt wad, i Betiar Revert: & Co.. 149 B ST, SE. ‘OFF, 'v.8. LIBRARY or, Gents’ White and Bordered Handkerchiefs: ae Ladies’ Embroidered Handkerchiefs: $ jie. White and Bordered H. 8. Handkerchtets: ("> 15e. quality for Le. La Crosixe Our Sace Or Reunanre. During the past month we have accumulated ‘Sereat many remnante of all kinds, and we ‘want to close them out. We have marked the quantity in each piece and the price in plain figures, and will deduct 25 per cent or one- * fourth of the price marked on esch piece for ‘They are all displayed gn our center tables, abd many good bargains may be found in the We bave also reduced the prices on a greet many Summer Goods, and still continue to make a discount of ten per cent on atl gouds im our stock t14é further notice. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 Penna, ave, All goods marked in plain Agures. B. Towssx & Sox, DEALERS IN DEY GOODS, ‘1316 7th ot. ow. are as crowded asever. Today we wish to call your special attention to our handsome line of Bed Room Suites, Sideboards and Retrigers- tors, Besides being useful and sedsonable articles they also make pretty home ornaments and, with Carpets, Msttings and Oilcloths, will make one’s home inviting and enjoyable, We cannot miss also referring to our third floor—carpeted its entire length for the proper display of our magnificent assortment of Parlor Suites. In styles and finish and quality they manst be seem to be appreciated. ‘Asin the past, we are always willing to make terms to suit our customers, and noone need therefore deprive himself of home comfortson, ‘the plea of want of ready cash. JOHN RUDDER, "FURNITURE DEALER, 613 7th ot. a. we neste CELEBRATED REFRIGERATORS. Ita merita age: Cold dry-atr circulation. Matches left on the shelves will readily (nite when taken out SLATE STONE SHELVES, always sweet, clean and cold, Strongly built with kiln-dried lumber so that ‘XO SHRINKING OF JOINTS OCCUR. EVERY EDDY REFRIGERATOR WAB- RANTED. - ~ Tho pfices have been reduced this season, Sfret-clase refrigerator at a low p¥ics. ° Ask to.sev our new STONE WATER FILTER, ‘Very beet recommendations for them and very Jow in price, &. W. BEVERIDGR, ‘Our entire GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHIN VICTOR E. ADLER'S 0 PEB CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, 27 AND 9% 7TH ST. X.W., CORNEB MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE < STRICTLY ONE FRICR “Open Saturday until 11 p.m. Canmar & Lu, 928 7th st, and 708 Ket. aw. TO BUSTON BY BEA. MAGNIFICENT IKON STEAMBHIPS. Capt. 5, CHATHAM “Cape FS nar SAILING FROM BALTIMORE EVERY MONDAY axp THURSDAY AT 4 O'CLOCK P.M. FARE, ROUND TRIP, 25 CENTS. Sprig rates to orpanizations and famity pic- Bectautention given to patrons, "Boets Sow'open ist SATURDAY. ‘Family ond children's day. Round trip, 15 cents. 4. B. JOHNSON, except at 10 a.m. sharp, on . — return’ ‘Fare, inciuding i 2:20 om x Solid Oak Antique-finished Bed Room Suites, 8 Pieces, for @17 cash or @18 on cretit. 7-plece Parlor Suites, solid walnut frames, upbol ‘stered tm plush or Lest hair cloth, tor 628 cash or 630 om credit. Good -WIKE BED 6FRINGS for 82.25 cash | | OF 82.50 on credit. BRUSSEL CARI ET, O0c. cash or G5c. on credit, Good INGHAIN CARPET, She. cash or 400. om credis. We sew and lay all CARPETS free of cost and dost ‘Charge for the waste in matching Srures (Uur terme are the eames of aty house im the city; (Only email payment of time o’ purchase apd the bal- ance in EASY WEEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS. (No motes required and 6 percent diewuu auowed ‘AD eovoumts eostiod tm thirty dave, ae | Maitamace