Evening Star Newspaper, July 17, 1891, Page 8

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C. FRIDAY, JULY 17, 1891. ITALY AND THE WORLD'S FAIR. LOCAL MENTION. Citizens of Ualian Birth Urge That Their Native Country Should Be Kepresented. A number of Italians in the city met at the Arlington Hotel last night to take action re- garding Italy's exhibit at the world’s Colum- m. Dr. T. 8. Verdi presided. He ian and said that he had heard The Weather. ict of Columbia and Marsland, enerally fair: slightly warmer; winds becom- Inet southeast. For Virgivia, showers, excey west portion « a; lig) Virginia: sont ieast winds. THE WATER t fair tonight in Sitly warmer in for economical reasons, | to join the Columbian world’s fair to be held at | This, he thought, was very news to the American citizens of Italian birth, that in the commemoration of the dis- covery of this continent by Columbus Italy should be conspicuons for her absence. The commemoration of the discovery of this coun- = try without an Italian exbibit representing F st. n. w., will | Italy wouid be as the play of “Hamlet” without uly 18, his great | @ Handet. A few paltry dollars, he said, should For items see fourth | not deter Italy from honoring ‘those who hon- lays until 10 p. m. | Ored her, - Prot. Francis R. Fava, ji in the line of Dr. Verdi cristi gave at Italy should be He referred to the tion and gave sot of the exports an rth cor om, 36: condition at infiue mat eftiuent gate house, 2% Low Water. 10:42am. 10:27 p.m. | | R. Qoipscp, 1007-1009 hold tomorrow, Saturday, uumiuer bargain sale. Store open ou Sa ovEs, Oe, ONE-Re Iwo mem GAS £2.85. ons why 4. the world s fair. argest assortment gas ranges in city @ to 740. Gasoline stoves—2-br., $4: 3-br, # . A. Mupptas, Prices, stutixites as to imports from America to Italy and from Italy to America,which, he suid, | 614 12th st. | demanded asa cotamercial prestige that Italy Se be represented at the fair. Grvex Awat tomorrow—400 Japanese lunch | “tn view of the romarks and the feeling of the baskets at 7) he street. meeting Dr. Verdi offered resolutions settins 95 Pun Caxt discount on all children’s ouite | forth that for 100 years the most cordial and for this week only. unbroken relations have existed between Eisewas Bros, 7th and Este. | America and Italy, which by reason of tho commercial intercourse existing between them should be even more strengthened; that the 0 nomical reasons the Italian { dechized to officially partic and that the Italian govern- requested to recoasider its decision to the fair the rerult of her genius and industry and that all, American citizens of lialinn birth unite in this prayer. Among those present were M y Fr. Tur tae Fawrer Exevusiox to Clifton Beach Saturday for 15 et. See adv. Suxpp & Bao., 432 9th at. sa | Fossrie’s Ice Cera shipped anywhere out of town by express. New York ave. Gas Broves, ‘th street. Srrcran Presesrs tomorrow, | 0.90 mark-down hem. band E sts. Gas Stoves. ©. A. Mrpotas, 614 12th. Some new lots added to suit sale that are beuuties vur dee Hop Wah F In the case of Hop I beef a specialt the Chinaman | Go toJows R Kervy = ne the . Dee eeee ets | charged with heeping a disorderly house, a | Northera Liberty Maract guilty was entered in the Police Court | : - . and upon recotumendation of the prose- Conostat Bracu for Saturday nights, 7:30.| cating officer a fine of £25 was imposed. Srectst Purses row gold band cups —_— end saucers, 751 Tt st Talk o ysiognoray. Nathan Fellows, formerly of Antioch lege, is visiting Washington, and last uight | ke gave @ lecture in Dr. Biard’s parlors on | physiognomy. Among those present were ex- wite of Missouri, Hon. 1 and wife ut New Jersey, War Dep y irginia, Re arated from the | 0a -Tthand Este | y Saturday to fe of West Boston, 1 ev. Alexander i Mrs. Lighthill and and wife of Lowa. 108M nt, Mr_Lee Ar Mr. JL. 1 The leeture proved highly | entertaining and instructive. The analysis of the «lutfereut types of noses and their various | sigmiticanee as imdices of character was es pecially interesting. VEN Awat—majoli street tomvrrow. pitchers at 731 7th of all children’s suits for Oxe-Fouata this week only. Erstcax Bro: th and E sts. Rica Now is the time. Gas stoves anc gasoline. ‘Transfers of Keal Estate. Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: €. Gessford to Dianna Lee, sub 3: 32,000. KR. FP. Bradbury to George W | pt 11 and 12, sq. 951; $1,600. A. P. }to J. T. Masters, lot 7,'sq- 102 Zeiver, sub 48, sq. 618; $—. 0. L. Green to i Bucke- 106 to 110, sq. 1, Chichester; 000. C. B. Keferstein to M. M. Whipple. sq. 1012; $1,037.42. John M. Gates to E beth J. Fullalove, pt. 5, sq. 970: ¢—. L. H. Deviling to R. E. Wright, undivided sixth lots 3 to 10, sq. 1037! $625.41 geen Fire This Morning. ‘This morning about 10:45 o'clock an alarm of fire was turned in from box 42, for fire in a store room in the rear of Patrick Sullivan's | house, No. 214 E street southwest. The cause of the fire is not known, but the entire stock, valued at 2400, was consumed. Frank Keefe, a sixteen-year-old boy, who livesat 419 2d street, had his arm and hand badly burned while at- tempting to save some of the stock. i ca Political Aid for the Russian Jews. To the Exitor of The Evening Star: The resolution in regard to the treatment of the Russiaa Jews passed by the late democratic convention of Cleveland, Ohio, owes its exist- ence to the action taken by the Union of Amer- ican Hebrew Congregations, which convened in the city of Baltimore last week. Ihave a letter before me from Mr. Epstein of Toledo, a dele- to both e tions, who says that after | de urging every Jewish citizen e United States to turn to political bodies | to politicians for aid he thought this was a | jen opportunity to vindicate the impor- | of the utterance and to prove to the out- t the American people are alive and alert on this important matter. Ina few | days an appeal will be issued to the people of Cc. A. Mrppmax, 614 12th st. Ie You Wis to make a good investment join See advertise- Skx the values we Lave added to our $9.90 eduction sale of suits. Eisemax Bros. h and E sts. Carpets Curaxep by the Empire Carpet Works, 631 635 Mass. ave. n.w., are camphor- stedand made moth proof free of charge. elephone. Curaresr axp best Tair of the season, Clif- ton Beach on steamer Geo. Leary Saturday for Io cte Sux the pants we've reduced to $2.0 a pair, worth $4.00, $5, $5.50, #6 and $6.30 pair. 7th and E sts. CITY AND DISTRICT. EXCURSIONS TOMORKOW. nit Charles At 60 p. Hau. p-m. Mr. Veaxox avo Mansita Macalester at 10 a.m. and m. for Marshall Hall on! Nortey Hari.—Pilot Boy at 10:30am and 6:45 p.m. Bay Rrpox.—Trains leave BL and O. station at 915 am., 1:30 and 4:25 p.m. Cuurrox Bracu. orge Leary at 9a. m. Conosian, Brace. —George Leary at 7:30 p.m. Bexsa Vista.—Belle L. every hour after 9:30 | am. Bay Kupar.—Phil Kearny Camp, Sons of Veterans Excur: mn ti ns as ustial, Bay Inpar.—Woodward & Lothrop’s Em- Ployes Kelief Association excursion. Trains as 30 ostat, Beaca axp Coitox’s.—Arrowsmith | the United States on this very subject, for we 28520 p.m have come to the conclusion that actions and Isvias Heav.—Chas. Macalester 6:30 pam. | not w. > the unnatural intlow of these unfortunate refa- | CONDENSED LocALs. gees. Yours very trul: Snrox Worr. | Yesterday afternoon a can of gasoline ex- ploded at the house of C. L. Wagner. 46 C street southeast. The match by one of the employes. was done The Knicht Safety Elevator Company has} . yrporation, with A. F. certitieat onnell, F. T. Dean and P. Henry Gallagher as directors. _ The Case Continued. ‘The case of William E. Pierce Smith, ¢ d with violating the lo m with a club case. was e Court today and was con- ———s Obstructing the Streets and Sidewalks, the Editor of The Evening Star I protest agamst builders being allowed to obstruct the streets and sidewalks. It may be | asserted that new buildings are improvetaents | should be submitted to without murmuring, | but inasmuch as the new buildings are put up | duals, dnot mm doesn't hold. | Occasionally a sidewalk in front of a new build- ing is roofed over so that the public may pass withont much inconvenience, whick shows the | builder to have some regard for the rights of others; but asa rule it appears to rest alto- | gether with the whim of the individual, and he chooses he blocks the sidewall entirely and as much of the street as he sees fit, unless there is railroad, which, it seems, he must keep clear, and thousands of people are compelled to go around the obstructions and walk in all the dirt he chooses to accumulate for weeks and wonths imall kinds of weatuer. Leiore « man us to tear down or build he should be ro- quired to put a substantial roof to the side- 2 Eugene P. — ‘The Streets in Anacostia. To the Faitor of The Evening Star Will you for the sake of humanity and the suffering public call the attention of the Com- missioners to th condition of the streets in Anacostia? They are all bud, but the one that has been under repair for the last three months with the average of two men per | walk wu that the people may pass with as little day at work has been for eight or ten weeks | imconvenience se possible and in safety. In ones notusng but mud and filth knee deep. It is | of excavations beneath the sidewalk he should Ab { passengers to get to # board walk over or around dif there is no space in the the city vepital. P a aeckt tans poakrpe ssanpce ee tohave his materials. de- | be put on ould finish the street in t can be used. if it | three da hows they ar estary mate: | XPEDS, | Mone | dozen wen for their individual benetit to in- | ‘asylum | Convenience one other person? And in every uch case there are thousands inconvenienced | daily for months. Ose or Maxy trans —_ In Memory of Col. Swart. The executive committee of the Juckson | Association met last evening and | to the death of | —— A Child Kun Over. y Ethel Pegethoff, of six Years, residing at SI. rth- jest, was run over by « b olutions relative . : ae tion ie Commander Symonds, Dy Charles Kogers at the int | the association will att the funeral. j Sir y. Walson, Pyles, Cator, Put- Bi streets northwest. she H aaille _ | nan, Smithson, Pitcher and others. and Dr. i Henderson Sarcapay Niour Exevasion To THe Seasuone. ~ nding that she was ba | via Pessavivasia attnoap.— Que of the ea-| Shia Making Gvecrated: nd bes which were shore excursie n will be 0 popular Inst iven by the Penusyivania rail- «the ISth instant. Special B wore and Potomac station . reaching Atlantic City at 7 a.m. May at 7:0 «. 1 im will run | € of cars will be neces | 5» for the round trip run over on Sat- | train will leave evenue, died at 120 o'clock this mo | sary residence, 121 62h | Tickets good to return until Monday.—Adet. em ——— father of Detetive Joseph Ca or at the ¢ tlantie City. C. A. Rines by the b proprietor.— Adet. favorably kuow and « 1 a J. tz for Indian Head | ong A y evening 6:30. Tickets, Ye. See ace and is ter thirty five years Douglas, «vill oe ksioys on Saturdays, | nd evening, 15 centa—Adet. _— Dow's mist the trip to Colonial and Clifton Beach. Leary 9 a.m.—Adet. sireet, on Saturday, the 18th p-m., stopping at Piney Point Hotel, arriving im Washington on her return | 5 | Monday morning at ock a.m. Fare for | p, ined one day's board and ctdek a Fourny Dave at River View every | Tickets, 10 cents. See advertisement Yeentery, diarrhea | OE Hn dev euse Saturday. it. . | We have exami | undertook to the city and temporary inconveniences | 4 | term was postponed to August 5. Sir Knight EXCURSIONS, The Macalester will make a trip to Indian Head and Marshuli Hall tonight and tomorrow night. The National Guard Band will furnish music and there will be dancing at the new pavilion. Tomorrow Phil Kearny Camp, Sons of Veter- ms. will go to Bay Ridge, and it is expected that many of their friends will accompany the members. The relief association of the employes of Woodward & Lothrop will give an excursion to Bay Ridge tomorrow. There will be a game of ff’ between the Oriental and Boston Honse“nines, and with‘dancing and other at- tractions an enjoyable time may be anticipated. A special return train has been chartered, to leave Bay Ridge at 10 p. m. The garden party of the E Street Baptist Church, postponed on account of the rain, will be held tonight on the lawn at the corner of 10th and N streets. cl es SAKS & CO.'S GUESSING CONTEST. Frank Evans Comes the Nearest to the Number of Pins—The Committee's Report. The third of Messrs Saks & Co.'s character- istic and generous guessing contests wax ended Inst night by the award of ihe judges. In this contest a trip across the continent to Califor- nia and return, to Europe, or the equivalent in money was the prizeand the many juvenile | patrons of the establishment were the con- testants. The guessing was as to the number of pins contained in a big jar and the guesses were as wide and as varied as it is possible to imagine. The pur- chase of even tho smallest article in the big establishment entitled the buyer to a THE couRTs. Equrry Court—Juilge 7 Yeaterday.in re Caroline cling, Charles Kests, John Holmes, Isabel Kelley and SallieR. Sadler, alieged lunatics; inquisitions confirmed. In re Mary Rabe; writ de lunatico ordered. Fairman agt. Douglass; time to take proof limited to November 1. Chamberlain. agt. Englinh; ‘reference to auditor. Joweph agt Joseph; testimony before C. A. Brandenburg ordered taken. Spencer agt. Stuger; motion for speedy sale overruled. Sian ati, DEATH OF A MYSTERIOUS MAN. A Sulit of Chain Armor Found When Pre- paring Him for Burial, Last week « man died in Texas who was from first to last a mystery to his friends as well as enemies. A creature of the late war, he knew nothing of fear, could subject himself to the severest hardships without a murmur, was sur- rounded by an impenetrable mystery and pre- served his incognito to the Inst. He first made his appearance in the brigade of Gen. Mosby in the confederate cavalry. He was then a man of perhaps twenty-seven years, tall and commanding in presence, black hair und eyes and an exceedingly swarthy com- piexion. He was one of the best riders and shots in that famous command, his face always held ite calm, stony expression and he was never known to be under the influence of ex- citement of any kind. Soon he was detailed a scout, and the only name the soldiers had fot him was Whittington or “Black Whittington, the scout.” ‘Though in many desperate hand- to-hand encounters he was never wounde his judgment and information were im| relied on by the ofticere. licitly guess and at the same time a vote could be it for any teacher in the public schools, the high- | est in this contest to also receive the benefits of | the prize. ‘This pin contest as probably cre-! ated more intevest than either of the other { ghessing matches, and lastnight when the com- , mittee, consisting of Mr. John T. Mitchell, president of the xchool trustees, and Mr... W. Whelpley and Dr. 4. H. Witmer, opened ¢ jar and counted the pine tie: eases recorded. ‘th dlowing report out their | Wastmsotox, July 16, 1 (i To whom it may com ting as a com: i sin Saks & | Co.'s guessing contes: ke the follow: , g report: There were 9.239 pine in the the tickets an Evens (of Branchvi the nes We tur a rs, @ teacher iu the ALLott scheo! ceived the highest number of votes 3. dons T. } AH. Wirnrn, Commitiee. find Fr EACH. It May Not Be Ready for Use This Seaso The situation at the new bath becoming more and more complicated as the days go by and unless something is done et! once it will not be ready for use this season. i Yesterday the Commissioners received a letter from Mr. W. X. Stevens, who has been one of the prime movers in the affair and who, | rather than sce the bathing beach a failure, | the contract for building | the bathing houses below actual cost. Mr. Stevens says that Contractor Frawley has failed | in four essential respects in grading the beach | according to bis contract. In the first place the earth has been placed in the water so that it now lies in hummocks and ridges wit deep and dangerous holes between | them. Then again no paius have been taken in | averaging the delivery of earth from the shore into the water so as to leave it five feet | deep at low tide at the outer edge of the | fill. In some places he says the tilling has | been carried out come forty or fifty feet from | the low water line and at other places not more than fifteen or twenty feet away from the shore there are holes in which there has hardly any earth been placyd, leaving the water eight or teu feet deep forty feet trom shore. Mr. Stevefis says to sand the beaca and thro it open” in its present —_ condition to the public would be inviting them to a death trap, for such it would prove to children who | could not swil He urges the Counmissione to take prowpt action if they desire the bathing beach to be in use this se . pastes ANACOSTIA, A cHURCH LAWN PARTY. Perhaps the inoxt numerously attended lawn party of the season was that given last ni Bryan's Grove under the auspices of the Epis copal Church. The grounds were brilliant with long strings of gay-hued lanterns and prettily decorated tables were scattered about the trees. the main table was atte Mrs. Flicabeth Roach, F. Wood, beach is | were Misres Alice Canter, Kate | Maud Simmonds, Neilie | Mary Dorsey ay Dorsey. View . Kate Barron of Washington, Ida Sanford, Rosa Grimes, Hattie McNally wa Canter, Rose Har: Katie Townsend, Luiu Alder, Rachel Fis! Mary Web. Kate Roach, : n, Agnes Stock, Gr: . Florence | Pitcher, Susie Dixon, Alice Lantam, Ethel Rowland, Al Mise Pur- | cell, Maggie May Rose, | Lolly Anderson, Minnie Langhern, Leono: Langhorn, Lillie Howard, Mamie Howard, | Maud Stangier, Mrs, Adelaid Staugier and Mrs, Eva Jordon. Notes. The Government Hospital for the Insane has received 9 tons ot coal. ‘This isa little over half the amount annually consumed at that institution. Mins Agnes Cotterton is ill. Miss Fannie Davis of Baltimore is the guest of Miss Worthington of Good Hope Heights. Mrs. Rigga and daughter, Miss Lulu Kiggs, of Montgomery county, who have been visitin, Mixs Worthington, ‘have returned to their home. | ee The Golden Cross, Anacostia Commandery, No. 423, U. 0. G. C., held its regular meeting Weduesday evening, Noble Communder Stephen Symonds presiding. ‘The public installation of oflicers for the present ‘Thoraas J. Putnam resigned the office of treas- urer, and the noble commander appointed Sir Knight George F. Pyles to perform the dutiee until the installation. Remarks on the good of tie order were made by Grand Commandcr Eble, Past Noble Com ud Noble Com- mander Newt ‘ommander Kesler D. Judge Hs yesterday, in the case of Cake agt. Woodbury, overruled the motion of the complainant for an order directing the re- ceiver tu sell the leasehold and effects of the hotel Normandie. Sanatooa Spaivas by tieals, $17 per wee for this excursion. Fare, tent, pera siugers Adel. He Came of a Noted Family. Francis R. Rives died yesterday at his regi- dence near ) Y.. in the seventieth year of his age. The deceased was secretary of legation to the court of St. James under Presi- dent T; He had been president of the New York Southern Society. One of his sons, Kives, wan assistant secretary of state under President Cleveland. ——~o-—___ Killed by a Woman's Teeth. ‘To determine which was the aching tooth, which was to be extracted, Deutist George J. Babb of New York recently had to insert his | it is none of your business what Lan. | New York on July 8 by the steamship City of | divorce case. He scemed to avoid company and would never enter in conversation with ‘any one ex- cept relative to the service and the business he had in hand. Once Col. Nobu asked him where he came from. Wher he ha@ finished his re- port he said: “Colonel, L try to make a good ncldier for the confedcracy, and outside of that r where Iwas born.” In his mysterious way he came and went, and the soldiers of the line came to count on @ battle when they saw “Black Whit- tngien” return from one of his trips, alwaya riding ata swift gallop. At the battle gf Yellow Vavern, just outsiie ot ffickmond, he Swas last keen for many woutha Many of the soldiers refugeed to New Or- leans with the tteatior of going to South Americ. While di-re Whittington came in, to their great surprise for many thought him (hung asaspy. While nvelved na dimenity with Jew schifees and killed three. He then went to Mexico avd jomed Maximillian, He seemed to have beer ‘oa wequainied with bim and hiv officers, thongh his companions knew well ask 12 questions, After the down- | emperor he smuggled goods acioss the border for a time, but tmully disappeared, | and nothing was beard from him tll be turned | up asa scoutof Barvias in South America. When that campaign was over he went quiely to Lexus and lived quietly on a farm anti) he died, 1st week He died irom the effect of a bullet that had lodged near lis heart, and very suddenly. Wien they went to dress him for burial he was completely clothed in a heavy suit of Spanish chain armor, dented and battered by bullets that iad come in contact with it. ‘ihe only | tung about him that would in any way lead to his identity wus a seal riug hung arcand his neck with @ chain, on which was cut an olive branch. People who took an interest in him often tried to tracy up his past lite and lineage, my! him to be of some noble tamily and that he had exiled himself, but they were un- ssfui, und he died as he lived, without lug @ single clue to his identity a CANNIBALISM IN MINNESOTA, The Story Told by a Fisp! Party Returning From the Pine Forests. A fishing party from Pine City, Minn., have just returned from the pine forests of Snake river and bring with them a wild woman and her sixteen-year-old daughter. ‘The daughter tells a story of terrible suffering and privation. She says that the husband and fa- ther of the family waseaten by wolves while in in intoxicated condition last March. Since that time they have had no food in their humble cabin. The three younger children died of starvation and were cooked and eater, one by one, by the mocher and eldest daughter. ‘The mother's mind finally guve away and she is now a raving mania‘ ae es Foreign Topics of Interest. The blight hus played great havec with the potato crop in the Skibbereen distric*, Ireland. ‘The Hon. A. L. Snowden, the U minister to Greece and Servia, b for the United Staws, presented Dr. Jes Waldsiein, president of the Ar- , wolugy of Athens, and diploma awarded to that society by the commitiee of the Paris exhibi- tion. "Mr. Snowden sailed from Liverpool for Paria An express mail train was derailed yesterd near Najuc, a small town nine miles trom Vil franche 1m the department of Aveyrors. ‘Twelve carriages were overturned and many persons ured. Mr. Parnell hus paid the costs in the O'Shea ‘They amounted to $5,000. ‘The certificate of Capt. Harrison, commander of the Britiri steamer Gothenburg City, which war wrecked at St. Mary's Inland while bound frou Montreal for New Castle, England, has been saspendec for three montis by the board of trade. The reason for this action that Capt. Harrison failed to use the lend when ap- proaching the land The Manhattan Athletes took part in the Manchester athletic Club games in England on Wednesday. In the 100-yard run Hal- lock (10 yards) beat Cary (seratch) by 2 yacda, His tine was 10 seconds In the’ 2u)-yard run B. Potter, Manchester Athletic Club, won in 224-5: Hallock (14 yards) was third. Rem- ington (scratch) won the one-quarter mile in 30 ‘seconds; Roddy (12 yards) was second; Dodman (10 yards) third.” Queckber- ner threw the 16-pound hammer 134 feet 234 inches, beating Mitchell's world’s record. Prince George of Greece reached Lon- don yesterday from Liverpool, having ar- rived there from New York by the steamer City of New ¥ he Prince of Wales has laced a suite of apartments in Marlborough House at his disporal.. ‘The Prince of Wales hus alxo detailed one of his aids-de-camp to at- tend Prince George during the latter's stay in England. a Whitecaps Punish a Bad Husband. A Tullahoma (Tenn.) special ‘There was a whitecap outrage committed here last night, though it was done so quietly and by j stakew AT THE EXECUTIVE COTTAGE. The President Holds Conferences on Import- ant Subjects. The President and Secretary Halford were busily occupied the greater part of yesterday ‘at Cape May Point in disposing of an unusually heavy mail. The President signed the commis- sions of a dozen pogtmasters and acted upon couple of the trivial pardoning cases. Secre- tary Halford in the morning carried out his contemplated intention of removing his office from Cape May toa hotel near the President's cottage. The secretary, however, will still re tain his rooms at Cape May and will be there in the evening to receive visitors to the Presi- dent and to transact any business that may arise. Hon, John W. Foster, special ambassador from this country in its’ reciprocity negotia~ tions with Spain, left Cape May in the morn- ing for New York. Mr. Foster was with the President for some time Wednesday night dis- cueing the various, phases of the proposed Feeiprocity treaty with Spain. Representative W. P. Cheatham of North Carolina, who called upon the President on Wednesday, in compai with J.D. Smytie of Birmingham, Ala, also left yesterday mornmg. Mr. Cheatham urged upon the President the appointment of Mr. Smythe for the vacant mission to Liberia. The President told Mr. Cheatham he would hold Mr. Smythe's name under advisement. After finishing up the day's business the President, accompan y his. grandchildren and Mrs. Dimmick, went in to bathe. United States Senator Wm. B. Allison of lowa arrived at Cape May last night from New York. Sen- ator Allison said tha: he hud come to see the President on business, and that he would call upon bim t he Senator declined to say what his business with the President. was, The story that President Harrison will visit Secretary Blaine at Bar Harbor is not aito- suinmer, when Mr. Bltine was believed to be seriously ill, the President contemplated vit but since Se Binine's rapid toward health the niatter has been im It ie authoritatively stated that th President hax reccived a letter from Mrs. Blaine stating that the Secretary would not be in Wash- ington for several months. +00 Results of Yesterday's Racing. AtJerome Parl First race, 1,400 yards— Chesapeake, 1; Neilie Bly, 2; Queenston, 3. Time, 12144. Second race, 3 miles, Lassie stukes—Adage filly. 1; Trill filly, 2: Motto, 3. ‘Time, 1168. ‘Third race, 134 miles, Stockton Strethmenth, 1; Uno Grande,2, Reckon, ‘Time, 2.124 Fourth race, # mile—Tem- Julio, 2; Kilkenny, 3. ‘Time, 1.18%. fh "race, 1 1-16 snfles—Haceland, i; iking- 3. maker, 2;' Judge Morrow, 3. ‘time, Sixth tage, 3% mile--Peruito, 1; Caleium, Catlin, 3° “Time, 1.81% At ‘Chicago: First” race—1 1-16 miles. dim Dunn, 1; Martin Russell, 2; Ed Hopper, 3. Time, 1. Second race “One mile. Kactne, 1; Alon: Proctor Knott, 3. 1, 1.408 Third race—Three-fourths mile. Curt Gu 1, Bashford, 2: Chiet Just Time, 11 Fourth race—1}4 miles. ‘tT 1; Busi- ness, 2; Whitney, 3. e, 2.09'3. Fifth race— 1s< miles. Fay 1; Joe Blackburn, 2; Kose- mont, 3. Time, At Gloucesi : First race, 13¢ miles— Allen Archer, i; Edward F., 2; King Idle, 3. Time, 1.594." Seeond race, 34 mile—Budd kr- win, ‘1; Democracy, 2; Ninone, 3. Time, 50. Third race, 4/4 turlongs—Pine Ridge, 1; Dodo, 2; Ellen, 3° Time, 5634. Fourth race, 634 fur: longs—Mohican, 1; Saute Harper, 2; Samaritan, 3. Time, 1.24. “Fifth race, 1 mile—King Crab, 3 ; Duke John, 3. Time, 1433,.” Sixth mile—Ratalka, 1; Count Luna, 2; ry, 3. ‘Time, 1.3133. At Brighton Beach: First race, 5{ mile— Lord Dalmeny, 1; Servia, 2; Rorance, 3. Time, 1.02. Second race, 54 mile—-Maggie Murphy, 1; dead heat for second place betwee! Irregular and Ketrain, ‘Time, 1 1 y. 2; Little Fourth race, 11-16 . Helmuth, 2; Rover, 3. . Fifth race, 3, mile: Eclipse, 2; Nubian, 3. “Tim race, 1 mile—Cruiser, 1; Strideaw Minch, 3. Time, 1! "3, mile—Jay G, 3. Time, +. Actors Will Avoid Law Sults. A numbe- of theatrical people in New York have committed themselves not to use a popu- lar form of advertising the courts by organ- izing tonight the Actors and Managers’ Pro- tective Legaue. The object which this union proposes to effect isa settlement of ditticulties by arbitration without invoking the aid of lawyers and courts. pacer AED Nina Van Zandt Married in White Satin. Miss Nina Van Zandt and Steprno Malatto were married last night at the residence of the bride's parents in Chicago. Justice Lyon per- formed the ceremony. After the wedding re- freshments were served. The bride was attired in a white satin decollette dress, after the Italian style of the thirteenth century, wita diamond “and pearl ornaments, white kid gloves, golden slippers and veil of tulle. ‘The twain left on a lute train for New York to take @ steamer for Liverpool Saturday, going thence to Pelermo, the former home of the groom. ‘The Italian consul was present at the ceremony and about half a dozen other fiieuus of the contracting purties. Ihe couple expect ulti- mately to make their home in Chicago. Mrs. Malatto it was who became the so-called “proxy bride” of Anarchist August Spies. Mr. Malatto iy wn tahun newspaper man. — Linguistic studies were what brought the pair together in the intimacy resulting in last nigut’s wedding. — Encampment of the Farmers’ Alliance. The Raltimore Anwricon says that the Na- tional Farmers’ Alliance wili hold their encamp- ment in Maryland near Beltimore, and the an- nual encampment will be held there every year certainly for the next five years, and it is prob- able that a site will be purchased and the en- campment located there permanently. This year's encampment will be held in September. ‘About 200 acres of land will be needed for the encampment and an auditorium will ve erected which will seat 12,000 people. ‘The encamp- ment will last two’ weeks and 250,000 persona may be expected to be present. The Pennsyl- vania and the Baitimore aud Ohio railroads have made liberal offers to secure the encamp- ment along their lines. ————————— Pore Creaw Ov Tartan masked parties that it is next to impossible to authentic particulars. About the hour med masked men seized Mr. Ed O'Con- nor of this place and took him to agrove in the suburbs of town, where they whipped him se- verely with switches. The alleged cause for this outrage is that he mistreated his wife. —— Will Face Kev. Sam Small. Rey. J. Wesley Hill, pastor of the First M. E. Church, Ogden, Utuh, against whom the Kev. Sam Small obtained an indictment in Philadel- phia on the charge of criminal libel, arrived there yesterday and entered bonds for his ap- peuruice at court. Rey. Mr. Hill came at once upon learning that the indictment had been im “Mr. Hill will be occupied working in the interest of the Utah University, and though the ease will probably not be reached in court until September, he it is disposed of. ip’ of China, carrying ¢ third around-the-world excursion party, left Live: pool at 3:30 Wee afternoon, The doors of the Farmers and Drovers! Bouk of Lattle Creek, Neb., were closed Wednes- day. ————————————————— Viranrry Is so greatly desired and so much needed by many People who are in « run-down, ali-gune, nervous cou- dition that we earnestly ure upon all such the use of Hvod’s Sursapariia. “This medicine possesses just these elements of vitality and strength the system craves for. It . PURIFIES AND ENRICHES THE BLOOD, s0 that tt carries health instead of divease to every. finger in a woman patient's mouth. When he touched the tooth it caused pain so intense that the woman snapped her jaws together, making @ slight wound in Babb’s fiuger. She apologized, but he said it was nothing, and snd malscw dee To-ksleon blackberry cordial. Daxctx@ on Marshall Hall's new, handsome Le sk lane prescribe it (or adults and | and big pavilion all day ne thwest— Adee —_> | 6:90. See advertisement, Tux Beacriver Du:vixe House of the late | — d evening of Friday | week he had an attack of r sale only at 614 1éth street ai Saturday. Schroeder's orchestra. indian | uftor | Head trips Friday and Saturday evenings at | days Inter he was attacked with clennsing the wound proceeded with his task. This occurred on ted 25. The succeeding lockjaw, but was cu: illness of nearly thirty days. Two a curious fever and died in convulsions. His death is attrib- uted to poison from the woman's bite. lk be sold WoRFO! 12| _ Ip You Wavr to spend a pleasant day down aoe sect ia tt ute norte” taart at Lateliftes | the river go to Notiey Hall on Saturdays. ‘Fare | wittiam E. Fi the Detroit burglar Darr & Cc $20 € street 2. w. | only Scents ‘Three tripa—Adet. who has been on trial at Youngstown, Ohio for Thi al i to Le one ef tue finest im | Sg eR several days for killing Policeman fet the city aad dhoald command the aitcation of | Geen fishing and evebbing ot Colewlsl end lanen vs for iting Follevinn Freed, who “Adel. | Cliftou Beach. Steamer Geo. Leary, 9am-—ade. | day murder in the first degree. organ; it imvigorates the kidneys and liver, so that all, waste is properly carried off; it tones the stomach, 60 that food ts readily digested and assimilated. Besides HOOD’S SARSAPARILLA Gives nerve and menta! strength so that life's duties tay be performed calmly and efficiently. N.B.—Be sure to get Hood's. 4 Henevrraay Howons Fasily cured in ehfldhood by the CUTICURA REME- DIES, the purest and best of all humor cures. Skin, ‘scalp and blood diseases, with lows of hair, are speed- ily, permanently end economically cured in early life thus avoiding years of torture, disfiguaration and men- ‘tal as well us physical suffering, Parents, remember ‘this and do your duty. ww Isexpensive; a little saved on every can means enormous profits; dishonest maken. of baking powder take out part of the “cream,” add ammonia to make up the strength, cry it “‘absolutely pure;” others take out all the cream, use alum, sell it cheap and hope the lew won't force them to print the ingredients. The leavening power of CLEVELAND'S BAKING POWDER comes from cream of tartar with soda, nothing else; that is why CLEVELAND'S is perfectly wholesome, Jeavens most and leavons best. 149 BST. SE. *P. U.8. LIBRAR} Sate CAPIYOL HILL, Gents’ White and Bordered Handkerchiefs: 10c. quality reduced to 70. 12360. Le. 19. 123ge. quality for 9c. Ladies’ White and Bordered H. 8. Handkerchiefs: ‘15e. quality for lle. 200. Age. Bde. 50c. Ger Taz Busr. THE CONCORD HARNESS. LUTZ & BRO., 497 Penn. ave., adjoining National Hotel. Dgcte ede etetets ot etna at low eeioen gether correct. During the eurly part of the | CITY ITEMS. Special Tomorrow. Given away! Given away! Given away! Gold Band ‘Cups and Saucers, Majolica Pitchers, Japanese Lunch Baskets. The object of these great days is to iors igusarailyianroesoetale mamnexTobasien Dry Ronst fees and our delicious new im- Portation of Fine Teas. Great Curva axp Japan Tra Co., 1t 731 7th at., bet. Gand H. Broad RunCreamery Butter, very sweet. Broad Run Creamery Butter, high flavor. Broad Run Creamery Butter, strictly fine, M.&P. Merzorn, 417 7thst nw. © These Prices Break All Records. At the great monster sale of Clothing, south- st corner of 9th and E. Look at the can be bought for ice wale: at this wonderful saci 600 Men's Suits, positively all wool, 4.50. 200 Black Cheviot Suits, $6.25, 7.50 and 33. 250 Fancy Mixed Suits, €5.75. $00 Fine Clay Diagonal Suits, silk lined. Mes- chant tailors charge $40. Our price, $14. aut Cassimere Suits, $6.50, $7 and $8. ‘Kobty Cutaway Suite for young men at $6.50, $7, $8, S9and $10. Each suit worth double the money. i: E a = ys’ Suits, long , 14 to 18 years, $2.85, 2 75, 4 anit $4.30. Extra Fine Silk- $5, 25.50 and $6. Suits—at 90 cents, $1.20, $1.37, and €2. The pants without the re worth what we ask for the entire suit. Men's Pants—thousands of them at prices less than the material cost. 1,000 at 90 cents. Worth #2. Worth $2.50. Worth $2.25. Worth $5.50. Southeast corner 9th and E streets, H. Frieptaxper. Supertor Old Rye Whisky,something fine, 1 per qt. Pure Old Rye Whisky (4 years old), qt. Fine Old Rye Whisky, 50 1t* M.& P. Johnston's Fine Tens at 731 7th street. Special presents tomorrow. It ‘neat Curna anp Japan Tea Co. it Announcement Extraordinary at Hud- son's Variety, 912 7th st. now. Masou’s Porcelais-lined 1-pint Fruit Jars, 9c. en's Porcelain-lined 1-qt. Fruit Jars, 1. 8 Porcelain-lined 2-qt. Fruit Jars,21.25. y Vumblers, 35 and 39e.doz. ightuing Cream Freezers, Uo wud 22.60 Seta, £5.98, silver-plated Tea Spoons, 3¢ doz. for i, #2. 2c. gohttt™ Silver-plated Table Spoons, 3¢ doz. for Extra Silver-plated Forks, 3 doz. for 75¢. 2,500 Hard or Soft-wood Tooth Picks, Se, Lest Prepared Ammonia, 8c. bottle. 8-in. Kubber Combs only 5c. jyl7-2t Hupsox’s, 912 7th st. n.w. “Sun Rise Chop” Tea only 50c. Ib. Makes delightful iced tea. Mrtzorn's, 7th st. 1t* Collars engraved; razors shi free; Rodgers’ cutlery. W D 8,477 Pa. ave. Johnston’s Dry Roast Coflees at 731 7th street. Special presents tomorrow. it Great Curna apan Tra Co. Inasmuch as we are barricaded on the south and communication partially cut off, we ofter the following inducements for the mor- row: Finest Patent Flour made, at £1.65, 85e. sack; Koller, do., $1.45, 75e. aud’ 40e. . Sugar, 42e.; Java Coffee, 30c. antl 38e.;’ Cond. Milk, IZe.; Pure Rye Whisky, 5 yrs. old, 65c. qt.; Port Wine, med. use, 50c. qt. bot.; Claret, full qt., 25¢.; Lime Juice, 25c.; Hires’ Root Beer: New Honey,25c. bot.; Brandy Peaches, 26e. and BSc. jar; 2 Semon it R, y Java and Mocha Coffee, 3c. Metzoxn's, 7th.* Johnston’s Spring Leaf Blended Tea at 731 7th street. Special day tomorr It Gnear Cursa axp Javax Tea Co. A Popular Plan to secure ahome. See advertisement Brighton Park Company under ancial.”” frist Butousness, Constipation, Torpid_Liver, &e., cured by Miles’ Nerve and Liver Pills, 6 doses 25c. Samples free at Str Munzz’s Davo Stone, 1014 F st. Fine Table Claret. Metzorn’s, 7th st. * Johnston’s Breakfast Coffee at 731 7th street. Special day tomorrow. lt Gueat Caixa axp Taran Tea Co. Java and Mocha Cotes, 30c arpened “Rockbridge Rye,” tinest made, €4 per gal. Jon; #1 quart bottle. “Lyscu's, 404 Yth wt. nw. mkt, tr An Invention 3 Wheeler & Wilson's At charms on sight. Ottice 437 9th street northwest. _AMUSEMEN' (AMATECE BASE BALL k aking Sewing a Pastime, ew High Arm No. 9. Its use enraptures, dll-te Season tickets, Grand stana tree. it Tex Pea Cexr Orr Fon Cass. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 Penns. ave., are still offering their entire stock of goods at a DISCOUNT of 10 PER CENT OFF FOR CASH, and all who have not fully supplied themselves fur the season can now do so atareat saving, asa great many of our goodsare now marked down, as we want to reduce our stock as low as pos- sible before taking our annual inventory of ‘stock » little later on, and many unusually good bargains may now be had. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, syd 919 Penna. ave. Wu Nor Bey i TTT? RRR, U NNN EK 7 for | ERE Be PORE US PRE BA ast ‘That have a reputation of THIRTY YEARS’ STANDING Instead of purchasing WORTHLESS FACTORY MADE ‘Trunks without a reputation for long service from -| dealers with little or no practical experience in the ‘Trunk business? It is more wise to purchase Custom-made Trunks, especially when you do not have to pay one penny more for them. We give FREE with every Trunk a food quality 14- inch Leather Strap, and where the purchase amounts to $7 or more our ROLLER LOCK BUCKLE STRAP. ‘Our prices have been reduced ail along the line, TOPHAM’S TRUNK MANUFACTORY, 1931 Pa. ave. n.w. Factory 1220 B st, Any style of Trunk made to order. ‘Repairing properly and promptly done. wis We close at 6 p.m., Saturdays excepted. 713 MARKET SPACER, Everrjhing inthe line of Summer Goode rednoed. ‘Wecan't advertise them all, but if you will stop in you'll find many surprising bargains. Her are = fow of them: t 42-inch Cream Hindoo Berges, with side band effect. Reduced from @23¢c. to 30c. yard. . ‘An odd lot of All-wool Dress Goods, im dark and ght coiors. Were 25, 37% and 0c. Now lic. a yard. 42-inch All-wool Canvas Cloths. Reduced from ‘Te. and $1 to 3c. ayard: 24-inch Cream Ground Chima Silks, Reduced from $1 and $1.25 to Tic. a yard. SPECIAL.—A job lot of Silk Windsor Scarfs, 2S0., (OF 2 for 260. ; worth 2e. each. "4 JOHNSON & LUTTRELL, ms ‘713 MARKET SPACE, _EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &c. | EXCURSIONS. PICNICS, &c. THIS EVENING. TOMOKKO (BE FAVORITE “INDIAN HEAD TRIPS.” WW" orex acura ‘Music and danc: day und evening on the Green Lawns of Marsball Hail. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY af 104.m. snd 2:20pm. Charles Macalester, finest and . four iron compartinents, making the MACALESTER absolutely sae FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS ATG 30P. M. Zo Kowanti: Indian Head and the Green Lawns of Marshall Hail. BUENA VISTA. Steamer BELLE L. leaves every hour foot of Th st for this beautifal resort commencing at 93) a.m. The Cate ie perfect. Billiards, Bowline, Crogust, [pane ay ‘Lawn Tennis, Base Ball and ai! Lawn Games, Schroninr ai Guard Band. Danckyt onthe | ‘The best equipped and coclest resort yatilsoiue new pavilion. ee the great suovth dancing a ~ — cor. ‘The W. W. Corcoran at 6:45 p.m. if aired. rt sso down ai 10.m. or 2-3) Poin, and take the boat SvaRrtEime upw. at Marshall Hail in the evening to indian Head. Kound'trip tek t x DANCIAG Mt Fare (round trip) ......... EVERY DAY OF THE WE: CEPT SUNDAY). “SCHRO: COL. JOS. C. NeKIBBIN, Jyit” ““Marsiua Hall. PE GARDEN PARTY OF THE E ST. BAPTIST Churcu (uxtpoued on account of the Fain) will be held on the beauttul lawn, cor L0th FEUDAY EVENT SG, Suis 1s, INU, ‘Tickets heretofore sold wood t NEW eXcURsion aisonT. a nace NOTLEY Batu. Adjoining Fort Foote, igliteen mileson the Potomac. Larvest Pavilion, Cafe and Bowline Alleys, Steam SEE aL ahs alive popular Awusewmenta.” Hung Water turouci ail the Buildings and 1: Kooms, - Coolest and. Groves abd Romantic Hansbies, L008 4 Tas. ‘The Palace Steamer 2 conte, it BEST OF ORDER MAINTAINED. TABLE D'HOTE DINNER TICKETS, INCLUDING TRANSPORTATION, 50 CENTS. 30-1m MILY EXCURSION aly Pacursicin toc the Steamer GEUhGE LEAKY eve rat emencine July V. Salt water bathing, Bsbing a 4 PARADISE FOR PICNICS. Music . Frank Regular dinner, Sie. : < waiting inerbcont Toure “Gren fer the season. acannon Ea niation ta, ha company cteamer fuot Bay tae Wil commence her INDIAN HEAD tripe weusers, will be med I er vice. ‘Tue SATURDAY EVENING, JUL u, Te And every Saturday durin the seam, stopning at and SATUKDA River View gomg snd returning. 1 _ at River DAY low durmg the evening. Leeving th st wherfet V © Pm. Home 10.30. Tickets, No objectionable parties allowed on the boat or wrounas. ES. RANDALL, 3y 103m Proprietor. Beet atte RX FRotisions SATURDAY. so Sakai ace a 2 SON TRE PoTO Fauily and children's day. Round trip, 15 ceuts, TORAS CENTS. 3. -M. JOILNSO: mers. Hou 7th st, ferry whawt. MKS 7th wt. 9. we. Independent Steamboat and Baree Co. xb mags ROVE OF 6D we ([ 3® Woopwarp & Lorunor EMPLOYES RELIEF ASSOCIATION i _PUPURE pay UST GkAND Faauty excuM *kS"ANSEMBLY, No. 2870, 10 Riv Bk View, NDAL, ELA 20, Isel GIVE AN EXCURSION TO BAY RIDGE SATURDAY, JULY 18, SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS: FPENTZ ietven wharf foot of atom ‘ pes - 7th st. at 45 au and 14> ane Oop. The Dall came between the “Orientals” and the sy pees een ae ee the | aust boat Sl ee a a Head’ Laclusive use of he Dancing Payi! Prue ct. Under Iasi Of OLE Ow A f. doun Mh. Uicott am waster of Cel < Also SPECIAL TRAIN CHART! BAY KIDGE AT 10 PM. Adults’ sickets, 31 of Woodward & Lut fron. co: ERED TO LEAVE | (3 "ASD aay. Ju For sale by any | Servinee or can be had | rota: tee at B. and 0. station "wornuig of eX aH MbETEN Bape: Coun w cursion, ‘Trains leave Washington at 9:15am. and 1.30 and ERCHANTS AND MINERS \~ Te 425 pe dy lle M TION COMPANY. —, TO BUSTON BY SEA STEAMER arnowsMITH MAGNIFICENT IRON STEAMSHIPS, =e DoNCHe Eat Sagt hh. Bowen, . ry : COLONIAL BEACH CHATHAM Capt 2's. aro SAILING FROM BALTIMORE EVERY MONDAY axD THURSDAY AT 4 O'CLOCK P.M. Fare, mcluding meals apd upper wock state room th, #14. Round trip, are, WcINdiMe lies. and mai saioon state room, Aud SATURDAYS at 5.36 P.M. See advt. ‘*River Steamers” other column. jy15-Im | *' RIVER view. iidren between Sat 2 years, 67. Ruud WASHINGTONIANS' MOST POPULAR RESORT. Cich ietieenieenienameebelns MORE ATTRACTIONS THAN ALL OTHER RIVER | For turther sutormation addyss RESORTS COMBINED. &. L HUGGING, Agent, THE PALACE STEAMER agg ron daing Telephone 247. Baittinore, Ma us SAMUEL J. PENTZ ace SUNDAYS. Wil make three trips, leaving 7th st. wharf 10:45e. | )\iLLAMDS HOLL mS sande pe. harps | WY oe ks eed ea Tickets, 25 cents. Mastincton, D.C. WEDNESDAYS ‘Will make three trips, :45a.m., 1:45 and 6:45 p.m. ‘Tickets, 25 cents. SATURDAYS, Family day, two trips, 9:454.m., oy EBBITT HOUSE, WASHINGTON, —————————— FAMILY SUPPLL so To T. i. WALKIE & « Tis 10 cota A egy Bova ment Bote and dave Culler. A, prices. Also Granuiated Foney lx Creauwery, 2c. SPECIAL SATURDAY EVENING TRIPS TO Indian Head, stopping at River ¥ tags Lasting OD pe Tickets, 25 cente, Steamer and grounds lixhted by Electricity. Seine and return T bettie anywhere else for only 30c. No objectionable parties | ] ttle Huland botties cats.) 8 allowed on Loat or grounds. Zits, Best Cea Cheese, For charters, &c., call or address a6 ae: Fancy Creamery Butter 250. {dare Cruse & Diack well's Assorted Jama 9te, aX RIDGE, B ON THE CHESAPEAKE. 5A POOLF, SALT WATER BATHING, THE CASK GLOCER, BOSTING, FISHING, CRABBING. fe12-8m 4 Le ave now. EXCELLENT RESTAURANT, SUPELIOR SERVICE. SUPERB MUSIC BY ue U. S. NAVAL ACADEMY BAND. “ssy Toke fw wt PREF F - Amusements of all Kinds, including tree 2] Prize Medal Paris Exposition. 00 first preminme, indore by over 1U0 mutes jt exhibitions. TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY. TRINWAL, CHASE. GALL at, DRI uncabe and Mullane i0F sale or rent ‘DROUY i) ROUND TRIE 81.00. ‘Trains leave B.and O. Station, week days—0:15 a. 1:30 and 4:28 p.m. Sundays—9: 3:3 pm. y be T Special attention ut Furriers on uvited to thete ord Deke See Siuslied in deswor ot HGH WASHINGTON EXCURSION COMPANY EST DECORATIVE AKT. Thauos for-vent SHOOND-HAND PIAN take ameortmemt, = coniprising alnost every Well known inake in the DAILY EXCURSIONS ORES, th chorea er peie all len a ve SE CLIFTON BEACH MONTHLY INSTALLMENTS wien eee ‘And Wal RNALE & CO. COLONIAL BEACH 4 ES On the PALACE STEAMEK GORGE LEARY, ‘As follows: TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY ‘and SUNDAY MOKNING at 9 a.m! for CLIFTON BEACH and COLONIAL BEACH, Returning to the city by 10 p.m. q paturning to the city by 6 p.m. Saturuay Evening,'7 90 pin. tor Coloual Beach State rooms car be secured on Loat or atl, M. WALKS, $12 Louisiana ave., where afzangewents for charters can also be made. bait Water Bat ing, Fisting, Crabbing, amd splendid COLONIAL BEACH Rovvews Naw Fomsirtrs Srons, that the excursions sven, — No a . PRANK SCHWARZ, Moot vERHOn. are as crowded asever. Today we wish to call The TOMB OF WASHINGTON, GREEN LAWNS OF MARSHALL HALL SUMMER SCHED! Puistial iron and. Stest ae MACALESTER wal Soave ber your special attention to our handsotue line of Bed Roo Suites, Sidebuards and Ketrwers- tors, Besides being useful and sessonsble articles they also make pretty howe ornaments and, with Carpets, Mattings and Utlc.otha, will ‘make one's bome inviting and enoyabie. ‘We cannot nites sls referring to our third floor—carpeted ite entire lengtu ior (be proper display of our magnificent sssortien: of Parlor Suites. In styles and tuish end quslity they ‘must be eren to be appreciated. Asim the pest, we are always willing to make ‘terms to suit our customers, and no che need therefore deprive bimeslf of home cumforteen ‘the ples of want of ready cash. FURNITURE DEALER,