Evening Star Newspaper, July 24, 1891, Page 8

f THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C. ribax, SULY 24, 1891. THE OLD GUARD'S TRIP. The Veteran Organization and Tts Uniqne ae: sualeianen: Color Guard Going to Detroit. ot of ¢ im ond Virwinia, | The members of the Old Guard have com- acy tcwporatare; soutawest | pleted all the arrangements for their trip to the Grand Army encampment in Detroit. An order has been iswned py Capt. Edgar, saying: “Comrades who have signified their intention of participating in this trip to Detroit will as- semble at the armory on Sunday, August 2, at Sa m., in fatigue uniforms, shakos and w! glover, with fatigue eap enspended from the waist belt; knepsacks will be carried, in which LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. vonreee THE & For the Diet wT 8 [ON OF THR WATER, and comiition of water at 7 temperature dition, mprratnre . condition 83 4 q reservorr, edniition at influent gate i etiment gate house, 4. High Water. j at THE ROCK CREEK PARK. Appraisers Continuing Theft View of the LOGAN Poet's MEETING. Ground to Be Taken. John A. Logan Post, No. 18, Department of The appraisers, Messrs. Norris, Seufferle and | the Potomac, G. A. R.. met Wednesday night Burebell, yesterday continued their view of the | at Masonic Hall.” Commander A. B.Frisbie pre- land, going over xbout a dozen parcels on the | sided. A good many communications, some went site of the ereek- Today ther will go over | fo nena ts Sane the londs of Messrs. B. H. Warder, Pierce shoe- a Oe ores) : maker and J. P.Klingle.the southern portion of | potrolt, Col. Frisbie announced that Dr. God. ding, superintendent of the Government Hos- the park and pethaps take a general view of the | pital for the Insane, bad presented to the port whole from some of the hills. They will meet | memorial record. High appreciation of this tomorrow and Monday they will compare and | Courtesy wae, expremed by all the ferevspairect digest their notesand at 10 o'clock Tuesday they | night in September for the formal presutation will commence sessions in the Circuit Court | and acceptance of the record. A fair number room to hear testimony as to values, &c..The | of the comrades will attend the Detroit e work thns far, itis snid.bas been donein themost | C®mpmient, but how many will not be deter- perfect manner and every reasonable request before the next meeting. ANACOSTIA. Low Water. will be packed the epanlets, dress coats, neatly 10-29 p.m. am. 423 p.m. | folded.and other necessary articles of clothing; R. Gor pacnsr, 1007-1009 P at. n-w., will offer | blankets will be roiled and strapped on knap- tomorrow » picked regiment of 14 All| teks. ‘The members of the color guard will be the items mentioned on the 4th page are deep | provided with space for the company property hy reductions in the officers’ chest. All nevesmry packing ye until 10 p.m. must be completed and all baggage to be checked sh to Detroit must be at the a $9.90. mors o1 lay night, August 1. The hi th and E ste. mbers who wish to avail them: a Gea nsportation arrangements relative to Ree coettets specialty. | PAES™ge must comply with the above instruc- Center Market, 9th - The line will be formed at 8:15 a. m.and the column move to the Baltimore and Ohio rail- road depot. ‘The train will run asa ‘special, leaving the city at 9a. m. and arriving in De- 1064-2 206 and 203 Sex the pants we've ceriuced to $5. Fisewas Leos, 7th and Esta | troit on Monday, 10 a.m. Upon arrival the ~ ; will excort the department commander Oas Sroves. Suepp & Bee, 432 9th at. taff, the members of the national staff hil: Sheridan Post, No. 14, to. their re: spective quarters. The corps will quarter at Fairbanks Post Hall, Minm avenue. ay, August 4, the corps will participate in the Grand Army parade as escort to the Depart- tomuc. Wednesday, August 5, corps willzact as escort to the commander- in-ebiel, Gen. W. G. Veazey, and staff from Fresets’s Ter Caeaw shi ef town by expr here out 2e.for white Exrraopiyauy ANNOUXCEMENTS. Your biterest demands that you should know where you can spend your money to the best | their hotel to the encampment building. The advantage. We have placed | balance of the day, alxo Thursday and Friday, the following bargains: W 1 | will be devoted to entertainments and sight- so Th 2%, 14,1 vi [seeing in the ‘beautiful eity by the lake.” a i, oot quality linen bosoms and | Friday, August 7, at Il p.m. the corps will ‘ cheap at 6 ar price, Sic. | leave Vetroit by special train via the Michigan . warranted fast color, sizes 14 Central railroad, passing through Canada, ar- Se. Alo | riving at Ningara Falls on Saturday, 6 «m., oa ent | Where the day will be spent in viewing the natural mixed, magnificent natural scenery. At 10 p.m. the ‘ } Special will leave, parsing through Buffalo, ee WW, 42 end | Einura and Philadelp rriving in Washing- | tom Sunday, August J. A special drill of the ® | Detroit contingent will be held on Thursday, eed t | July 30, § pm.” PES | The corps will be more largely represented than atany previous encxmpment. It will be aceompanied by the United States Artiliery contingent of honorary meni- tbriggan shirts thand bots, | ¢rs. An interesting feature will be a iull pla- - toon of one-arm: comrades as color escort. The Cukaszo by the Empire Carpet | command promises to do good work for Wash- cx Ma Large. je moth . AVE. BW, ington, every member of the Old Guard being ‘Teleph jen active comrade in some one of the posts of | | this department. Twenty of its members are past post commanders. ‘The commander, sen- nior vice and junior vice commanders are aiso pumbered in its membership. In Detroit the lcorps ina body wili vinit the headquarters of aturday nights, 7:30. | the va delegations, and march through the streets with the rallying cry of “Washiug- for this week only. | ton in isu2." os, 7th and Esta, Sux the pants we've reduc Esexas B 7th and Este Gas Scoves, C. A. Meppratas, 614 12th. THE MEN WHO WILL Go. ‘The following are the members who are go- itg: Tur Newront,a new size photograph; stylish and artis! present only auczen, Made oly by Menasrr. 25 Pa. ave. _ c Ofticers—James M. Edgar, captain; Samuel Sex the pants we've reduced 3.00. M. Gordon, first lieutenant; Albert H. Van Evemasy 9 b and E sts. Deusen, second lieutenant; K. Emmet Smith, Waren Meroxe, Warre Meroxs, rived a fine large cargo consigned to ‘ichardaon & Co. Rreey’s, 1th st. wharf. ir., second lieutenant. Stal officers—Willis B. Pomeroy, chief of staff: A. F. Dinsmore, judge advocate; John C. S. Burger, Q. M.: Alva 3. Taber, inepector: 4 u Ramen Wm. 8. Odell, ord ofticer; Florence Don- Sze the pants we've reduced to $6. ohne, surgeon: Thomas W. Steuart, com- Emsswas Buos., 7th and Este. | missiry; Wm. H. Hoover, paymuster; Rev. Levi H. York, chaplain. Non-commissioned officers — Alphonso W. Bogia, Q. M. sergeant; George Y. Hansell, color eorge C. Harris, color sergeant: uss, first sergeant: Prank H. Mooers, Jacob Jacobson, third ser- geant; George W. Scheerer, fourth sergeant: Arthur Hendricks, sixth sergeant; Albert Brown, corporal; Charles L. Patten, corporal; Charles B. Sayer, corporal; Simuel K. Swann, corporal. One-armed color guard—Amos J. Gunning, fifth sergeant: Frank H. Evans, corporal; Ed- mund C. Arnold, Richard Bennett, Philip W. Coleman, John Johnson, Edward” MeCurten, ‘Thomas Montgomery, Wm. H. O'Neil, James M. Pipes, Robert L. Smich. Privates—Peter ©. Bain, Albert C. Brust, Archibald Burgess, Joseph A. Burrows, Thomas Calver, Wia. E. Chauncey, Edwin M. Clarke, A. CITY AND DISTRICT. EXCURSIONS TOMOKKOW. Mr. Veuxox axp Mausmatt Hatt.—Charles Macalester at 10 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. At 6:30 p. tm. for Marshall Hall only. Nortey Hatu—Dilot Boy at 10 am. 2:30 and 6:45 p.m. Bax Rivor.—Trains leave B. and O. station at $5 am, 1:90 and 4:23 p.m. Coxostat. Exacu.—George Leary at 7:30 p.m. Curroy Beacu.—George Leary at 9a. m. Bessa Vesta.—Leile L. every hour after 9:30 am. Berarsoa Panx.Washington and Tenley- town ILE. every half hour. i Abial Forbush, Francis L. Fass, John 8. Garri- = Vuw.—Sem iJ. Pents 945 am., 145 septa % Gatien, Joneph F- ari, jobs ‘ v W. Hayes, Frank T. Hopkins, Joseph H. Law- Ispras Huap.—Sam'l J. Pents at 6:90 pam. | rice" Tenjamin Leache domes E. Mecabe, sharp. Joun A. McDonald, Wi W. MeDonald, Wm. Coroxtan, Brace axp Conrox’s.—Arrow- | ¢ smith at 5:30 p.m. Bay Rivex.—Golden Rule Lodge, No. 21, L O. O. P.excursion. Trains as usual. Ipiax Heap.—Chas. Macalester 6:30 pam. — Dp LOCALS, . MeEuen, John H. Peake, Charles E Rob- erts, Vincent W. Rowe, Daniel K. Sargent, Ed- ward C. Spofford, Theophil Tiveray, J. S. Wycholl. ——s EXCURSIONS, Yesterday the excursion of the Veteran Vol- Yesterday Ernest Roach was found guilty by | unteer Firemen's Aseociation to Notley Hall CONDENS! & Police Court jury of selliug liquor without | was well attended, the Pilot Boy taking down license and u fine of £40 imposed. goodly companies on each trip. ‘There were red man of forty-five | many family parties who picricked in the woods Jenly yesterda; y between 25th, 26th, 5 § streets northwest. Charles EH. O'Brien, a shoemaker of 2123 Pennsylvania avenue, reports that between 25th and 28th streets, at I o'clock this morning, he was aneaulted by five white men and badly beaten. at his and K and there was plenty of amusement for the young people. Numbers of the elder partici- pants met old acquaintances there and ex- changed reminiscences of the olden time, and | stories were told how the boys of forty years ago enjoyed themselves, A large number of members and friends of 0. 23, K of P., went to Not- Y morning and more are expected to 0 down on the Columbia on her trip at 6:30 this evening. ‘The Indisn Head trips of the Charles Macai- ester on Frislay dud Saturday evenings are very enjoyable and are always well patronized. The boat leaves at 6:30 o'clock. Those who desire can stop at Marshall Hall and indulge in dancing. Tomorrow will be Odd Fellows’ day at Bay a The Gospel Wagon Lighted by Electricity. The go-pel wagon which conveys the workers of the Central Union Mission to various points in the city where open-air meetings are held is lighted by electricity, so as to be available ming wervices. Six incandescent lamps, sixteen candle-power, are supplied from storage battery placed under the front seat of the wego Ridge, for Golden Rule Lodge, No. 21, cele- snc o ate ite eleventh anniversary there, ‘Traine The D the A will leave B. and O. depot as usual. Totter: a ‘The steamer Arrowsmith will xo to Colonial Kindly suggest throuh your columns to the | Beach and Colton’s tomorrow at 5:30 p.m. no made by property owners has been complied wit —_—_ — TWO BAD CHILDREN, One Sent to the Work House and the Other to the Keform Seheol. The first two prisoners called in the Police Court this morning were two of Agent Sweeney's bad children, with whom the rep- resentative of the Newsboys’ and Children’s Aid Society has been unable todo anything. One of them was’ Mary Washington, one of the worst colored girls in the city, and the other was John or Jonas Wilson, a fourteen- year-old white Loy. The girl has been arrested many times and caused trouble to the police and work house officials and everybody elve with whom she came in contact. Agent Sweeney tried his best to make a good git! of her, but he was unable to succeed, and @ only thing left was to send her to the work house, and she was sent down for 90 ays. ‘The Wilson boy has a grandmother in an in- sane asylum in North Carolina, The boy came here trom Raleigh some months ago und last might was his fourth ap- pearance at the Newsboys’ Home. Agent Sweeney ld procured him employ- ment before this visit, but the boy preferred to go about the country, and éo “he gave up the position. Mr. Sweeney said he did not think the boy cared to work, but he preferred to beg and leaf about from place to piace. Judge Miller suid he would send him to the — School, where he would be made a man of. Mr. Sweeney will notify his relatives. peated Folks at Round Hull, Correspondence of The Evening Star, Rovsp Hi, Va., July 23, 1891. This cool and delightful spot at the foot of the Blue Ridge moun‘ains ie rapidly adding to its colony of sojourners from Washington aud acighboring cities, Among those registered here are J. S- Hopkins and family, Judge and Mrs. Holland, Capt. and Mrs. Colman, J. C. Chipman and Miss Chipman, A. R. Holbrook, Miss Hurdle, Mr. and Mrs. Cl C. Gratam, Mr and Mrs. H.'A. Grap, Mr. and Mrs. Thorn of Washington, J. I. Hutchinson and Capt. Hawker aud family of Baltimore, Miss Nevitt, dirs. Baggot and Mise Smythe of Alexandria, ape Serving Cold Air for summer Use. To the Editor of Tie Evening Star: Isee a notice in your paper that a company in Kansas City, Mo., have taken a franchise in that city for putting down air conduits for the purpose of supplying air to cool the interior of the houses in summer and heating them in winter. Washington will claim the credit of advancing that idea first. I presented the same identical thing to my attorneys last April. I propored to fill the underground pipes with compressed air and take the air through smaller pipes into the dwellings and business bouses and liberate itin summer to cool them and heat the air in winter to warm them, but the attor- neys thought the idea was entirely too large for prictical use in Washington. My theory for cooling was that the more air is compressed and then liberated the colder it becomge, BJ. ge ‘The New Georgetown Police Station. The new police station on Q street between 22d und 23d streets, for which the specifications | are nearly completed, is to be one of the finest stations in the city. Building Inspector En- twisle is at work upon the preparations for the specifications. The building will be of brick, with blue-stone trimmings, with a front of 36 feet. The main building will be 53 feet deep and the back building 36 icct in depth. Iu the basement of the rear building will be a morgue; eight cells will occupy the first tloor, the lodg- ers’ room the second and the gymnasium the third. In the main building the basement will be used for heating purposes, the first oor for offices, the second for dormitory, rooms for sergeants and tor the matron aud the third floor for dormitory. The whole building, tn- steam. ———— Had His Leg Broken. Yesterday efiernoon Sundy Gibson had his right leg broken by a heavy piece of timber falling upon him. He was engaged in unloud- ing a lumber wagon at the foot of G street northwest when the timber fell off and caught his leg. He was sent to Freedman's Hospital. dhswivsboil Abusing the Babies, To the Editgr of The Evening Star. doctor speaks of the helpless babies being drugged while in the care of nurses, Not only that, but the little things are jerked about and slapped if they are tired and weary when these girls meet and want to laugh and talk to each other. Afew weeks ago two colored nurses passed my house cach with a child in a carriag ‘The Samuel J. Pentz will make a trip to In- dian Head tomorrow evening, leaving her wiarf at 0-30 and arriving back at 10:30. ‘The Uwi Pleasure Club will give ite first ex- cursion to Marshall Hall on Monday next, the steamer Macalester leaving at 6:30 p.m. On Sunday afternoon, at 6:30 o clock, Miss Grace Shanuon will make a balloon ascension at Raver View, and ut the height of 3,000 feet will crop from "the basket with parachute, which opens 300 feet below and will make her descent ‘to ground or wi exelunively 1 Washingtown and rgetewu ‘company that they ask our triumvirate or the parking granting tajority thereof to have the street sweeper as Often as may be necessary sprinkle the avenue the ent line of the cable road construction. All the pl.ces along the line are befogged day ut with dust and dirt, unless as yee y Providence or Father Kusk's assistants send down sahower. ‘To do this will only be arking the sweeper todo a part of bis work. A Scrreuen. Sa Serious Accident to = Physician. Dr Ashbey Thompson of No. 241 B street And bis shull fractured yesterday afternoon. Hix horse took fright on 7th street and ran away and between New York avenue and L Street the docwor attempted te jump out, but was thrown aud injured as above. He was ——— Carrier Pigeons Found. Acarrier pigeon flew in the window of the war record and pension division, on 10th street, and was captured by William Barnes, the watchman. ‘ihe number on the leg of the at his house, 1454 M street northwest. This morning about 4:30 acarrier ¥ =p flew il at 1337 takeu to the Emergeucy Hospita! and subse- | in the kitchen window of Mr. L. P. eae 6th street uorthwest and was captured by him, . _—— ‘The mark on its leg is H55: © owner of the bird cam recover it by calling at the above ‘The Library and the Museums portioned ‘Fo the Eatitor of The Evening Star If the Cougresstonal Library, the National Museum and the Medical Museum are “pro bono pablico.” how ix a student whose time and money are limited to derive any benefit from thew institutions, with their present rules of early closing and closed doors on Sunday? | ity of would-be thin the | Columbia are deburred from enjoy- | cultivating @ profitable sequaintauce the treasures cuntaine! therein, simply Decause of what’ hinros : —_— A Family Sent Home. One of the old ambulances of the police de- partment, that is now being used in the first precinct as a patrol wagon, stopped at police headquarters this morning with a number of passengers. They were members of the same family, there being five interesting children frow one to thirteen years oid. and their mother was withthem. They were looking for Sani- tary Odicer Frank, as they wanted to return to their former home in Strasburg, Va. ‘The father of the interesting family was not with them. He had been deserted by them because, it iseaid, they were not satintied with his treatment, and Sanitary Officer Frank furnished them the necessary railroad tickets te Strasburg. sanameateh Si Lixe To Artantic Crrv.—The track route to the sea is via the B. Special fast, express House Entered. 9.0 o'clock last night the residence of Serator Doniel of Virgin: Rorthwest, was entered. - 1700 19th street | The thief affected an belonging to James Gibson, who has charge of the property in the : Yu | 4&0. station Saturday, July 25, at 4 Bisence of the fan bat before the thief " Soil set wrap ‘thon vale be was | eM Setaray” gene Bunny at he irightened off by Mr. leave Atlantic City on return trip at6 p.m. | Suuday, but tickets will also be good on any Daughters of the Kevolution. § ——_ reguiar train returning Mouday.—Adct. Action has been completed under the new in- | a Of the Natioual Society of the | Sror at the Colonnade, Atlantie City, C.A.Rines Daughters of the Revolution. Mra. Benjamin | of the Elsmere, this city. proprietor.— Adet. Mlarrisn is president general and Mra. W. D. eax Ss — Cabell of Virginia first v sident. All the |. “T#® Praxets, Tax Moow axp Tar Suuwen ne ae ware peers the | arans masks the ‘July nights an bonctirel oe work of the society, incinding the organizs- | drenm.” ‘The Cbarice Mecalevter to Maral Ge ot te — chapters, has been withdrawn | Hall's green lawns and romantic Indian from New York amd F points to Washing- | Friday and Saturday evenings. jertise- Yon. The registrars general are Mrs. Eugenia | ment. ci ae ony Washington and Mrs. A. Howard Clarke. Mra. —__ One child begun to ery. The nurse looke about and seeing no one looking shook the little babe und shoved it up and down on the car- riage seat antil I thought it would never yet its breath again: then slapped its face wnd hands until the child put its hands bebind its back to get them out of the way of the wretch. The other began to cry with fright and got much the same treatment. I was too sick to go out, but watched for a policoman, but none came in cluding the cell room, will be heated with |- I see by last night's Stan that some kind |” CITIZENS’ ASSOCIATION MEETING. President Barker has issued a call for special meeting of the Anacostia Citizens’ Association on Monday night at the station house. The object of the meeting is to have the citizens make known their wants to the association so thut the Commissioners may be authoritatively informed of the totel umount desired for street improvements here. There hus in the paxt been somewhat of a lack of interest in the asso- ciation on the part of many citizens, especially those of the south and southwest of Anacostia. The officers and members have been strenu- ously endeavoring to correct this and have been around personally inviting many citizens who heretofore have kept aloof from the meet- ings. One of the principal, improvements sought to be accomplished is the laying of a Belgian block pavement along Harrison street from Bridge and Monroe streets to Minnesota avenue, ‘Thisis the principal street in Ana- cosiia for country travel, and its condition has long been a subject of complaint. Another idea is to have a sewer Inid,to follow the course of the water main to be put down along Har- rison street. Another Fecjest ‘is to tear up the cobbie pavement on Fridge street from the Anacostia bridge along the causeway to the junction of Monroe and Harrison streets. MOTUER AND BABE BURILD TOGETHER. Mrs. Mary E. Johnson, who died last weck, was Miss Mary E. Robinson of White Ouk, Montgomery county, Md. Her infant cbild died on the day following its mother's death and both were buried together at Coalesville, Montgomery county. Mrs. Johnson was the wife of Mr. J. N. Johnson of the Anucostin rail- road and daughter of Hezekiel Robinson of county. She wus prominently (etiiodist Episcopal Church, and was widely and favorably known. Mr. and dirs. Robinson were married on February 28, i889, by the Methodist clergyman at Bright- wood, D.C. The deceased was bat nineteen years old. RALLY FOR A NEW CHURCH. The Bethlehem Baptist Church, Rey. Dr. Phillips, has decided to hold its first grand | rallyfor their new church building on the fourth Sunday of this month. ‘The following pastors have promised to sssist: Rey. W. J. Howard of Zion Baptist Church of Washington, Rev. J. Milton Idron of Berean Baptist Church of Washington, Rev. G. W. Lee of Vermont Ave- nue Baptist Church of Washington, and Rev.H. H Warring of Shiloh Baptist Church of Alex- andria, Va. It is expected that the choirs of these churches will accompany their pastors and consoiidate for the benefit of Bet! em. The following Baptist clubs will also atten Club No. 1, Payton Johnson; club No. 2, Daniel Simpson; club No. 3. C. W. Davis; club No. 4, Mae MeKenzie; club No. 5, Win. Singleton: a Armsiend ‘lub No. 9, s Phillips and Church Clerk C. W. Davis are oxerting them- ves to make a success. SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC. ‘The Methodist Sunday School Union held its long contemplated picnic yesterday at Butler's Grove, near Poplar Point, opposite the Wash- ington barracks. The Center Sunday School of South Washington, Bethlehem of Hilledale, Supt. C. D. Davis; Campbell of Hillsdale, Supt. William H. Liverpool; Hillsdale Station, Supt. Smith; Pioneer of Hilledale, Supt. Solomon Brown; Macedonia, Supt. J. W. Howard, and Allen Chapel of Girtield, D.C., Supt. Ca roll, met yesterday at Pionecr Sunday School headquariers and, headed by drum corps, composed of the Sabbath scholars, proceeded to Butler's Grove. Here all kinds of amuse- ments were brought into play and here the yoang tolks frolicked till late, There were About 40 children present. Miss F. B.S. Johnson, assistant superintendent of Campbell Sunday School, was in immediate charge of that school. Wm. H. Liverpool acted as chair- man of the general committee. NOTER. Mre. J. D. Newton, wife of the supervisor of the Anacostia railroad, has returned to her home on Monroe street after a pleasant visit to her mother, Mrs. J. 8. Monteith of Monteith- ville, Stafford county, Va. M:s. Newton has been much benefited by her trip. Mr. Thomas Sears of the Anicostie railroad has returned from his vacation, spent in south- ern Marviand. Bliss Grace Wilkerson of Bultimore is the guest of Mr. and Mra. W. Marden King. Mrs. Hattie Brashears and Miss Nettie Wood are at Colonial Beach for the summer. Mise Ella Cranford will follow next week. Besrie Curry, colored, aged one year and one month, died Weduesday at her home on Gar- field avenue and was buried today at Moore's cemeter The junior florists at a recent meetin elected J. D. Davidson, W. E. Lacy and J. He Richardson a committee to arrange for an ex- cursion to River View on August 7. It wax agreed to distribute flowers gratuitouslyamong the excursionists. A night blooming cereus is attracting a vast des ot noties, “Its the property of Mr. W. 3 King of Harrison street. he plant blossomed last night. ‘ Harry A. Griswold is visiting kinfolke in Connecticut. ¢ ; Mise Constance Livermore is visiting Miss Mathilde Coons. Contractor Baldwin has now about forty men working on the cross-town branch of the Anu- costia railroad. ‘The line from M and 2d streets southwest to Jd and Canal streets northwest is near completion. ‘The teachers and officers of Campbell Sunday school will hold a teachers’ meeting at 7:30 this evening at the residence of Miss Nancy Alex- ander. ‘ Officer James E. Arnold was slightly better this morning. ‘The Merry Club of Anacostia is arranging for sight. Had I been able to go out I no doubt would have been in the Police Court next day, for { could not have kept my hands off tue nurse, I know. ‘Mas. 8. — Street Noises at Night. To the Editor of The Evening Star: Have the sick, the suffering and those who plied by which they may be protected from the jarring noises at unseemly hours (midnight, land 2a. m.) made by the loud whistler, the loud talker and by those whose laugh is some- thing wonderful in its penctratiz; wer? — think something should be vouchsafed to those whose condition is such as to require quiet and reat ‘There certaiuly ought to be a limit to the time when persons can thus disturb the peace and rest of others with impunity. I would suggest to those who frame our laws that they consider this subject gravely with a view to enacting some law by which such disturbin; noises after a certain stated time would consti- stute an offense and the offender punishable with « fine. A Survengn. Five-Dortan Rowxp Tie Saturday excur- sions to Luray, Va., Baltimore and Ohio rail- road, 3:30 p.m. Good to return until midnight ‘Tuesday. _—— Taxy tax Samvex J. Pextz for Indian Head and River View Saturday evening, July 25. Samuel J. Peutz will leave 6:30. Tickets 25 cents.—Adrt. Spcbccije tn? Srarsup Glass Substitute,507,G st. n.w.—Adet. gee Col. Tourtellotte’s Life and Career. Lieut. Col. Tourtellotte, Gen. Sherman's chief of staff, whose death was memtioned in yesterday's Stan, had been ailing for some years. As he did not come from bis room in the morning at his regular hour a servant went to call him and found him dead in bed. Col. ‘Yourtellotte was born in Windham county, Conn. He was graduated from Brown University and then went to Mankato, Minn., and engaged in law practice. He was captain in the fourth Minnesota infantry and was in time promoted to lieutenant coldhel. He was wounded in the famous engagement at Alla- toona, Ge, and breveted brigadier general for Gen. Goorge H. Shicids is the recording scere-| Pare Atrractioxs at Bar Rivor.—The Ali orton cae Col. Tourtellotte resumed his lary general aud Mrs. Ellen H. Walworth is! Brothers’ exhibition of national sports, includ-| law practice at Mankato, but was prevailed sorresponding secre The committee in| ing gun exercise, boxing and inastie acts;| on by Gen. Sherman to return to ibe army. charge of national organization is Mrs. H. Howe and Doyle, in clog and wooden shoe | He was first ordered to then assigned yntua, Mra A. Leo Knott and Mrs Jobo W. | dan last week of Prof. Burke and his to the seventh cavalry, of wi he was major, Seams. | eiteus: also music by United States Naval Acne | cad afterword detailed on Gen. Ghermen — | emy Bund; two theatrical daily; | staff. ‘There he remained until he was retired. v Tue Lake leaves her wharf dav at 3 o'clock p.m., stop- ut Hotel, arriving at the point clock p.m; arrives Washington Monday ing 7e'clock a.m. Fare for the ronnd wig gone day's board and lodging al Srmawxe Lapy foot "1 ; performances 3 | salt water bathing, fishing and crabbing. Trains from Baltimore and Obio station, week am., 1:30 and 4: | m., 1:39 and 3:15 p.m. pem.; Sundays, 935° a! round trip, $1.—Adot. | Goov fishing and crabbing at Colonial and! He was but hada brother and other Clifton Beach. Steamer Geo. Leary, 9a.m.—Ade. Felatives living ot Lacroese. 7 an excursion to Atlantic City. The following members of the club have thus far signit heir intention to go: Wm. G. Dorwy, Wm. Williamson, James Williamson, David ‘I. N. Shank and Wm. H. Roso, jr. ‘World's Fair Notes. Ensign Roger Welles, jr.,U.S.N.,commissioner pigeon was H5263. Mr. Barnes has the pigeon | are dying any rights? Can any remedy be ap-| for the Latin-American department of the world’s fair, writes from Port-of-Spain, Trini- dad, that the governor of that colony has ac- cepted the invitation of this: government to participate in the exposition and has appointed a preliminary commission to discuss » plan for the representation of the colony at the fair. Gov. Robinson assured Ensign Welles that Trinidad may be depended on for a fine dis- - P'Licut, A.C.Baker of thonavy,whonow is mek- ing a tour through Mexico in the interest of the Columbian exposition, writes that Gen. Eermudo Reyes, the governor of the state of Nuevo Leon, who has the reputation of being one of the most progressive and enterprising miugistrates of Mexico and to whose energy is due the remarkable development of the city of Monteroy, is interesting himself actively in the work of preparing a large exhibit from hisstate the exposition at Chicago. A verdict of guilty was rendered yesterday in Erie in the case of bev. H. EL Suvherlan of Hazleton, Pa., charged with sendi obsce: erature Uirdught the ‘mail vaihieing "ane John Donahue, presiding elder. My Lizz ‘Has for year caused me a great deal of trouble. Had soreness in the back, little appetite, a bitter taste in the mouth and a general bad teeling all over that I could not locate. Have been taking Hood's Sarsapar- Alla for the past three months with reat benelit. I feel better, the BAD TASTE IN THE MOUTH Isgone and my general health is again quite good. No longer feel thove tired spells come over me asi formerly did. . HOOD’S SARSAPARILLA ‘Is certainly @ most excellent medicine.” ‘MRS. L B. CHASE, Fall River, Mass. N, B.—Be sure to get Hood's Sarsaparilla, 5 cation of the CUTICURA REMEDIES will afford in- stant relief, and point to a speedy and permanent cure. Ecaema is the greatest of skin diseaser, CUTICURA io the greatest of Eczema cuses. : A Nannow rscarE. Last evening two colored boys, Geo. Snowden and Simon Artell, were bathing in violation of the Iaw in Rock creck near the dam. Sud- denly one of them cried, “Police!” and a grand scamper was made to get out. Snowden, be- lieving that he could. feach ihe W Ride (where he would be safe from the ofticer's grasp) more quic walking across on top of the data thin by swimming, attempted todo so. About two inches of water falls over the moss-covered wooden structure, making it very slippery, and just as the fugitive reached the is feet slipped from beneath him and he fell to the pool below, a distance of ten or twelve fect. Numerous rocks lie at the bot- tom of the shallow water and the boy was bruised painfully in many swam the creek, had by this time discovered that no officer was in sight and went to the assistance of his companion, who was slow! crawling out. With much difticulty and wi the assistance of his friend the in; jured boy donned his clothes and limped to his home on 26th street. ‘Yesterday on the “low groun tween the old “Stone house” and the Cham bridge, a crowd of colored vienickers had gath- ered and were enjoying themselves when & fight ensued, during which a piece was bitten out of Willian Gresn’s ear and he wal making pies pore smash a = over a nents when an officet appeared stopped the row. = places. Artell, who ,” midway be- S sete CATTLE MARKET. At the Arlington live stock yards yesterday seventy cattle were up and all sold Best, ag to 5e.; good, 4 to dive: medium, Bg to 4e.; common 2% to 84¢. Seven hundred and eighty-four sheep and farbs— Lambs, 5 to 63¢-; sheep, 2'¢ to 4c.; calves, 4 to 5c. | Ten cows and calves, $20 to $35 per head. Market good. AN ALLEGED POLICY WRITER ARRESTED. Officer Bloom yesterday arrested George Hay- man on suspicion of being a policy writer. At the station he was thoroughly searched, and beneath his arm was foun’ his implements of trade. This is the first policy case that has come to light for some time, and the police were under the impression that Georgetown wus free of these law breakers. ores. Mr. Joseph F Birch is lying very ill at his home on M street. Mr. A. V. W. Weaver of Portemouth, Va., is the guest of Mr. Benj. Darneille of 1608 28th street. In every part of the town thereare numerous complaints about the slop man. Rexidents on N strect, between 30th and S10 compluin that the trees on that aquare nee trimming badly. ur. 1B, Jackson is lying dangerously ill at his home, 3336 O street. Sinall hope is enter- tained of his recovery. ‘There js a difference; with some baking Powdlers breads and cakes are coarse grained, ‘as if the sugar was too coarse. Wit Cieve- land's they are fine grained and spongy; with others, cake gets husky and crumbiy, dries ont; with Cleveland's it keeps moist andfresh. Try a can. Cleveland's, 20 Pex Cexr Discovse. SPECIAL SALE OF BABY CARRIAGES, REFRIGERATORS, ICE BOXES AND FANCY BOCKERS. ‘This sale will continue until AUGUST 1, at which time we will bein work erecting an tron ceiling over our first floor. 50 of those Six-foot Solid Oak EXTENSION TABLES Will be sold for #5. Look for our Special Furniture Sale in Monday morning's Post of next week. MATTING! MATTING! MATTING! 85.50 will buy 40 yards Matting. 96 will buy 40 yards Matting. 87.50 will buy 40 yards Matting, “ 88 will buy 40 yards Matting. 810 will buy 40 yards Matting. ‘Kideyminster Cotton Carpets, 25. per yard. W. H. HOUGHTON MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Jy22-4t 1218 AND 1220 F STREET. SOLE AND HEELING ‘eatly done. " WILSON & CARR, sy17-8t ‘29 F ut. now. A Masvracrunzr ‘Made us a tempting offer on a special lot of extra quality GENUINE ALLIGATOR P55 4 THT COC Hm Bue Egg AA Cc HHH KE 5 EP GcHH EL aot - Provided we would take certain large quantity, Just Chat he might keop au extra good worknian «oing uring his du!l season. We accepted the offer and the reau'tis that we offer you satchels of fine quality at two-thirds their reguiar worth. 15-in. (16-n.|17-in. 10-in. 1-4, |12-4n. /13-In. ince | $5.35 ea75 Wows an 75 8535! 85.75 6.25/80. Do not confound these goods with the ** John" goods that te.l of are tt, vuckt that Eaey are We have alwaysacomplete lin ‘Trunks, Satchiein: Fancy Lastuee and otter goods at prices teal wo guarantee as low usanywaere, ©. cARY silo of Trunk nade to ordar, repaired or TOPHAM’S TRUNK MANUFACTORY, 1231 Pa. ave. nw, Factory 1220 E st. n.w. Canmuer & Lewy, 928 7TH ST. AND 706 K ST. N. W. A GREAT BARGAIN IN LADIES’ Gos- SAMERS. Will offer & lot of Gossamers, all perfect foods, and the price has heen till now $2 and $2.50. You cam haveysur choice for 81.25. A Tare bargain that will not last long. ‘To close out the balance of our PARASOLS ‘We will offer goods that were $2.50, 83, 63.50 and $3.75 at 81.50. The INDIA LINON wo are selling st 5c. yard will not last much longer. We have sold ton of it, but the end is drawing near. Have you seen the Ladies’ Swiss Ribbed ‘VEST we are selling 3 for 25e.? ‘Weare the Washtnxton agents for Watt's Cel- brated GLYCERINE JELLY OF VIOLETS:0~ most delightful thine for the skin and sure cure for sunburn, tan and freckles. Only 25e. CARHART & LEIDY, wes 928 Tth st. and 706 K st. nw. W28t vous wiorg nerarmup weary, — mie wed ae. 524 ‘sO. N.T. Ry a ee Blue: te, bp lg a ad Pure Rye Eye Exami Free. D. N.Wazrorp, City Optical Store, 477 Pe. nw. at Machines 810 at Auer- Peete. itol Hill Ceti edn Ma- chines and Patterns. 4th and Pa. ave. se. Wa. Foxx, Manager. Jy=4,25,26,27,29,30,31-6¢ Constipation, Torpid Liver, Biliousness, &c., cured by Miles’ Nerve and Liver Pills, doses 25e. Samples free at Munzz's Davo Stons, 1014 F st. An Invention Making Sewing a Pastime, Wheeler & Wilson's New High Arm No. 9% It charms on sight. Its use euraptures, Office 437 9th sureet northwest. ail-te AMUSEMENTS. (AMATEUR BASE BALL, 4. A. U. Championsiip of the United States yw aw vs. aaa AT NATIONAL PARK, SATURDAY, JULY 25. Admission 25 cents, Season tickets, @2. Grand Stand sree. at LEN ECHO CHAUTAUQUA. G SYECIAL LECT CHE COURSES, Robert Niven, esq. of Lincoln Inn, London, has Leen encaged tu'deaver & course uf eugtitecn. sectia tig a PIAL REX: JUL ge They except Sunday. last of ‘Topics: és FIRST SERIES. jons of Enxlish Speaking People and actors in the Tuture of civil.za-lon. Fucus Pariawentary Leaders, including Gisd- Lord Salisbury, Cuuuverssin, Lord kaudosph tone, Churchili, John Morey and. iadstone te % Gi and Bright SEUUND SERIES, 1. Geotho and Carlyle: Their Differences and Re senivu xijieand Emerson: The Scotch Prophet and Tauwlaud Seer, 1}e versus Ibe British ste. The pityect i treated w-tit Reerence to Gen, Boututs books "an Dararat Boag mee - overt isrow ning: The Post Philosopher. & Sattiew Aruuds root and cme iyzstoaulin FOE LLASE-Thk Ni y 7-STORY HOTEL BUILD. ine corner of 14th and K sts. nw. will be ready for ‘occupancy October 1 and is now tor lease. It rons Tans 10 roots aud its ajpointineuts are coluplete fOr 4 hrst-class hote... ibe araneuieht is such It cal be kept on the Awerican or Furgpeau plan or both. Pri vate and public tats turowch entire building. Gas SUUREEE Meine Ror terune apply to CE, COCHHAN, I1io Us. av W tans wore Ya. ave, and 14th st., Washington, D.C. 25 EBBITT HOUSE, WASHINGTON, D.C, A Fosrexe 18 NOT REQUIRED TO BECOME A BENEFICIARY OF OUR EQUITABLE MATTINGS, BABY CARRIAGES, LEFRIGERATORS, GAS AND VAPOR STOVES. EXCLUSIVE AGENCY FOR THE CELEBRATED WHITNEY CARRIAGES. HOUSE & HERRMANN'S (CASH AND CREDIT ‘HOUSES, 917 to O23 7th at., and 636 Massachusetts ave. n.w. wi SOLE AND HEELING ‘Neatly done. iLSON : syl7-8t hee ria Srvusn Suoxs: ‘This season's production. Made of the BEST HOOVER stock and sold at And LOW prices. SNYDER, . 2217 Penna. ave, BHOES that you wis ‘will appreciate. Movonax, GAS STOVES. MUDDIMAN, @as STOVES. 614 12TH BT. GASOLINE. 14 12TH ST. GASOLINE. MUDDIMAN. COAL OIL, ga tODDINAR. Coal Or. Tarzz Is No Danare MSL MOPEDS O18 SUE gm BUX DIAL, GILT EDGE, ‘XMCLIPSE ana . ‘RELIABLE, mylOtr WASHINGTON GaS LIGHT COMPARY. “beetolowing 2 EXCURSIONS. PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &._ ‘THIS EVENING IRST GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION F of NATIONAL INDUSTEIAL INSURANCE, FRIDAY EVENING. JULY 24, *[ B® FAVORITE “INDIAN HEAD TRIPS M i evening iawmeot ARGH EMAL eae FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JULY 24 ANDS, Tos Chares ane er Sia nd tet, for irom SOerfiabay AND'SATULDAY RVESINGS. Toromantic Indian Hed ani te areen laws of Mar- rndsome Lew pavilion. See the great miuocth ‘The W. W. Corcoran at Go down al ¥ Marshal ih wusic in the Hew pavi'ion every day of the Week (except Sunday). “Schroeder will sireet COL, JOS.'C. Me Ki BBIN, LL. BLAKE, JvEist " Macshall Mall, Come Max —————SSSS TOMORROW SELECT SATURDAY EV) NIN. Sith Palace Seana SAW TE HEAD, affording seine hac, the steamer nig at jew Feturning. “Tbe steau-er wil leave ber whari, Tthet., at G30 pom. suas Moot VEKsos. =I TOMB OF W em, GREEN LAWNS UF MARSHALL HALL. On and aftor July <3 the Steamer CHARLES MACAL Whart, Soot of 7th et. as follows. FOR MOUNT ¥ Bunday. at, 16 Fetarn it 220 Vm." Fare, ro admission to the iaausion cad gant cate ou the Charies aincalester aud lunca werved at oxy Fol MARSHALL HALL Sunday, at 10a.n:. and 2 30 city ou Feturn at 2:20». mats. Cauidren Gene to abend men ge down et Wai aud rewain unt the rast boat Everyoody made coustortabie. Liggant dew BASES “Lowe ax sue xuw vavrts0s EVeiy DAY Or due WEEE CEXCEPT RONDANS PMROEDER wid Dibecs SikiNWak GMAND IANO, CORNET. VIOLL SESBAY TIES MUSIC.—Tiw Sundays at 11 a. Fetumiaag, reach tue cit Hiyand trip, 2 cents for cach perm, ‘The W. 8. Corcoran tor Marsuai Hail on Sundays returning roach the eity at 8:90 pein Cente <r each person INDIAN’ HEAD THis, FRIDAY AND SATUR. ‘Tbe Chats dacalester to Mat isdinn fen levery Fritay aud Saturday J SSRMERAL at AL pa Muaie at at Marsuall Hall day ovening. Prat. orchestra. fare, round trip, > cents. wes can xu down to Marea Hal. ot Wau. aR ‘30 p.m.ahd take the evens bout there to Indian Head. ‘necensary the W. W. Corcoran at @:45 p.m. Myra Hall oe a for charter ers and MARSHALL HALL supiy atthe company soles. L. 1. BLAKE, mR ene Col. JOS. C. MckIBITS. = “ Marsuall Hall, aw Loe at tus. ‘The Palace Steamer SAM'L J. PENTZ ‘Wit commence her INDIAN HEAD tripe SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 11, Andevery Saturday during the season, stopping at River View going and returning. Dancing at River ‘View during the evening. Leaving 7th st. wharf at 6.80 p.m. Home 10:30. Tickets, 23. No objectionable parties allowed on the bost or rounds. E. 8. RANDALL, 3y10-3m, Proprietor. RIVER view. WASHINGTONIANS’ MOST POPULAR RESORT. MORE ATTRACTIONS THAN ALL OTHER RIVER RESORTS COMBINED. THE PALACE STEAMER SAMUEL J. PENTZ SUNDAYS. Will make three trips, leaving 7th st. wharf 10:45, Be S:Lo and G pan. sharp, Tickets, 25 conte, WEDNESDAYS ‘Will make three trips, 0:45a.m., 1:45 and 6:45 p.m. Tickets, 25 centa SATURDAYS, Family day, two trips, 9:45a.m., 1:45 p.m. Tickets, 10 cents. SPECIAL SATURDAY EVENING TRIPS TO Indian Head, River View return ne Steamer and grounds lighted by Electricity. ‘The Best Meals furnished on the Potomac river or ‘anywhere else for only 50c. No objectionable parties alowed on boat or grounds. ‘For charters, &c., call or address a6 E. 8. RANDALL, Proprietor. a a HE WASHINGTON EXCURSION COMPANY ‘Will give DAILY EXCURSIONS To CLIFTON BEACH PALACE STEAMEK GEORGE LEARY, ‘As follows: TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SUNDAY MOXNING at 9 au, for CLIFTON BEACH and COLONIAL BEACH, ‘Returning to the city by 10 p.m. Saturday Morming Fam: ch oy at aati FeturD Saturday Evening, <3 Slate rooms can be secured WALBLU'S, $22 Louisiana ave for charters can aiso be made. ait Mater Batuung, sualins, Crabbing, and Splewdid COLONIAL BEACH Are guaranteed. Music on the boat. ‘The management desire to iuupress upon the pub'te that the excursions iven Uy thea will Ue strict’ rst- lass. No objection will be peruutted suerte ‘SCHWARZ, President a 2a HD. RENNINGER, Manager. N®* SXCURSION RESORT. NOTLEY HALL. Adjoining Fort Foote. Eighteen nities on the Potomac. ole DsSta, Oe tt Bovine sy, oe pa all ‘Bui and ‘vilet Koous. 4A PARADISE FOR PICNICS. Music by Prof. Frank Pistorio. Rezular dinner, 50c. ‘Meais and luucheon at ull ours. Oven for the season. In addition to tha FARE, ROUND TRIP, 25 CENTS. rates to organizations and tantly plc- Best of ‘order maintained ou, buat and attention given to patruuk Boats mow open ior ‘SATURDAY. ‘Family and children's day. Bound trip, 15 cents. 3. H. JULNSON, 303 7th st. 5. w. Independent Steamboat and Barre Co. _ esi B4* 21pex, Special Beer SALT WATER BATHING, BOATING, FISHING, CRABBING. EXCELLENT RESTAURANT, « SUPERIOR SERVICE. »"'j; SUPERB MUsIC BY |” U. @ NAVAL ACADEMY BAND. SN Amusements of all kinds, including free theatrical exhibitions, ROUND TRIP - - - - - 100 ‘Trains leave B.and 0. Station, week daye—0:15 sm... 1:30nd428 p.m. Sundays-0:35 om., 1:30 and 3:15 pm 13d XX GROVE OF 50 QP? PHLOwe Dare pay RIDGE, SATURDAY, JULY @, 1m. GOLDEN RULE LODGE, NO. 21, Wil celebrate fs eleventh stn hon above manne she, 'Comstort sai peat anteel to all attendine Ko crowd .ur cruin “For suis by members of tse furs <“Pex evecial ont ale &e ne owes ° wo Hey Tadiew actos een Sane aOR Por COLONIAL BRACE An COLTON: MONDAYS and WEDNESDAYS at 4PM, Aud SATURDAY at.5.90 P.M. Seo advt. ““River Steamer” other column gyi Wt oren serve BUENA VISTA | Steamer BELLE T. leaves every bour foot of Th #t. JtAbie Lesatifal resor: commencine at 890 am, MW Cafe is perfect. Billiards, Bowlime, Croquet, Tenuis, Bago Ball and aii Lawn Games. ‘The best eguipped and coolest resuct ou the river. EVERYTHING NEW. Fare (round trip) ... TS conte, BEST OF ORDER MAINTAINED. TABLE DMOTE DINNER TICKETS, INCLUDING TRANSPORTATION, 50 CRN TS. 2090-1 yee Excunsions. kK a2 MILES ON THE POTOMAC FOK 13 CENTS. Salon Steamers. Frou 7s at. ferry what, are nury. Soe ERCHANTS AND MIXFRS TRANSPORT: M TOR CONVEY, THANSHORTOR TO BOSTON Bi SEAL MAGNIFICENT IRON STEAMSIIIPR, SSEX- Capt, 3. Tayi PRC Es EN Capt Yb CRATIAR “Cos. 2's uence SAILING FROM RALTIMOKE EVERY MONDAY a®B THURSDAY AT 4 WCLOUK P.M. Fare, tnciudiae se yver seek state room bert, 14. kowud tr, om ij <x wea abd inaB saloon state room <.ch found trips, & JAG) Sularem Uetween wand 12 youre, #7. ound Teo Bal! Stop stem «Each state room containe two bertua) For furtuer isermation mudrees A. LL. HUGGING, Agent, Poot Lone Dock, Baitinore, Wa Telephone 24: e11-am) TURE DAYS. ‘88 Guanvest exounsion Of tie seamen wil be given WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 20, 1, By the EMPLOYES OF LANSBURGH & BRO. To ii! inst GRAND micO! Awerican Guard 1m 30 p00. ata and G05 Pau. Good ner Look at Taisi GRAND BALLOON ASCENSION AND PARACHUTE JUMP AT RIVER VIEW SUNDAY, JULY 26, By the World Kenowned Lady Aerouaut, GRACE SHANNON, een of the Clouds, in her blood rurillinse Balloom Rccnerta und Perectuse Leap. cies tor cniocs oat the Lckcut on yUW feet. ‘Ihe tis! daring tual we complished Uy Wouab. Don't tail ty me it STEAMER SAM'L J. PENTZ Wall leave 7th st. wharf 1045 « m., 3:15 and 5:00 p.m. ebarp. Ascension to take place at 6.0 p.m. No objectionable parties allowed. Best of order cuaramived. ayzstt “See the river as Ciamselons to Th The reliable and popular steamer W. W.CORCO- EAN say te chartered fora tp to INDIAN HE. sul geturuch the, ciel evenines, iz, Ju 3H, Su, Aucust 3, 6, 40, 11, 13, 17, 1, 4 BA) ar inay te Closed ind’ refcesicumit poviiese Se Charter price, i), at the vllice, ost of 7th st..of the MOUNT 28 AND MARSHALL HAC siEaMMOAT 8 angelens seu." (PEO FESO Wis ones FIRST GRAND LXCURSION Bost eaves Whart at U0 peu. Deke 23 or at the buat. honor 10 aan, and 230 pan. type A’, RA a i, The emp.oves ut tue po ular ary vod of ‘Woodward & Loturop wii! be entertastned with davtiie, dati cau procure trbets et woods IRE as As Prooy # Mune store, i Penusyivabla eve., aud’ Hertivnd's teal Estate Ofice, 14iv Gat. Gore ae F uudeli bands or Lariy Pr: davies, By Cuiekems, Sieats, Ham, inet” Bacon aud the Finest Mocha ana dave Coffee. Allat the lowest Mar et prices, Also Grauuates Bucht, digc., aah sans postal, Li & Ub. Ba POOLk 944 Louliana ove now. DENTISTRY. . 2, 1247 Pi vi ta ey by OUr pe.ulem ay eiein—& Lernsiens peo a a SIAR Fi 9TH ST COR E Nw. Dibusesis rote ot ayy ag A Srowns and Pistes inserted. 5 sik Dee eee ee year. (Bc. tree md Slates ob Of watersase ae ae Sera sas ‘MASBANETTA One dollar ana naif will buy Ave gallons of this plesmnt mineral Gpring Water. water—e sure cure for malaria and ‘Ifyou wants howe, health, happt- ‘een, purchase two shares of this