Evening Star Newspaper, July 25, 1891, Page 16

16 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C. SATURDAY. JULY 25. 1891—SIXTEEN PAGES. LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. FORFCAST TILL EIGHT A. M. SUNDAY. For the District of Columbia, Maryland “THE VooDoo pocroR.” Held for the Grand Jury on = Charge of False Pretenses. “Voodoo Doctor” Alfred Graham, who is and Virginia, fair till Monday: stationary tem- | S¢tving the maximum penalty on a charge of perature; winds becoming northwest. CONDITION OF THE WATER. Temperature and condition of water at 7 a.m.: Great Falla. temperature, 76; condition, 4. Receiving reservoir. temperature. 82. Con- éitioa at north connection, 6; condition at routh connection. 30 ibuting reservoir, temperature, 78: condition at influent gate house, 6, condition at citluent gate house, 4 High Water. __ Low Water. 47am Iispm j4t7am. 5:08 pm Gas Stoves Repvcep. O. A. Muppmtan. Gasoline. Kerosene, Lamps. Gas stoves. Gasouine stoves. Fivrence oil stoves. C. A Mepprw . 614 12th street. Use Johnston's dry roast coffees. Unques tionably the best coffees suld. Sux the suits we ve reduc 5 Eisemax Buos.. 7th and E ste. Srianpip glasses, @1. Hemvren’s, cor. 434. Frexom axp Exourse Miuivery at Hany Paice until August I at Paawen’s, 1107 F st. Davaorsts Sar: “We can always sell Speer's wine. gounced by our customers tue best they eve Used. Our physicians all prescribe it” Speer's wines, port, claret aud brandy are used in the leading hospitals. Sold by druggists. %o.for white duck vests. Some worth $2.50. E:srmax Bros., 7th and E sts. Use the Johnston baby brand condensed milk. Ketails two for 25 cew' Grxomams, lawns, challies, cheviots, organ- | digs, china cloths, outings and entire stock of | @ress guods at « sacrifice. Bropaeap’s, 14th wear S. the pants we've reduced to $3.60. nO Oe renee Rowe, Tan oi Loox at Txis Kepuctiox. $22 gus range for $18. $20 gas range for 216. $18 gas rango for 314. fpt.ap in house complete. ‘above low prices to reduce stock. S. S. Suxpp & Bzo., 432 9th street northwest. Sum the whito vests wo aro selling this week lor Exsemay Buos., 7th and E sts. paixe Lear Buexpep Tea is | sold by all grocera. 5, 8 and 10 cent packages. Tanexer Boxxets axp Hers at half price, July month, at Pa Fst Ir Leans Tue Axt.—Those affticted with piles cam af the small price of 50 cents per box positively cured by using T. W. Betton's In- falhble Pile Salve, an article used for over fifty Years end indorsed by highest testimonials. Simple and effective. “If not to be had of your druggist send 50 cents to the Wisziqaxy & | Brows Dxve Co. of Baltimore, Md. the ts we've reduced to €5. er EB Bnos., 7th and E sta. EXTRAORDINARY ANNOUNCEMENTS. Your interest demands that you should know where you can spend your money to the best advantoge. We hav the following bargai shirts, sizes 12, 1243, 14, 16%, 17.17 finished, good quality lmen boso ood cotton: cheap at 6c. Our price, Sic. Neglige shirts, warranted fast color, wes 14 to 17, well worth Our anctier lot, all sizes; good value at $1. . (Se. Undergarments, natural 44; regular price everywhere from 5c. Je. Straw hats—Nice line of mei yacht and soft finish, reduced to dnd children's hats, several shapes reduced to £2.90. 7th and E ste. Frsseut’s Ick Caza shipped anywhere out | P of town by express. 1427 New York ave. Warre Duck Vests, 25c., for this week only. Ewemay Bros., 7th and Ests. Canrets Curaxep by the Empire Carpet = Mass. ave. n.w., are made moth proof free of charge. ‘Telephone 425-2. Coromtat Bracu for Saturday nights, 7:30. ve reduced to $6. “an Bros, 7th and E sta. CITY AND DISTRICT. EXCURSIONS TOMORKOW. Manewart Hatt.—Charles Macalester at 11 em. end 2:30 and 6:30 p.m. W. W. Corcoran at 8:5 p.m. Notzer Hatt.—Pilot Boy at 10:30 a.m., 2:40, 4:15 and 6:45 p.m. Bax Ripax.—Trains leave B and O. station at 9:35 am, 1:30 and 3:15 p.m. dream.” The Charles Macalester to Marshall ConostaL Bracu.—George Leary at 9am. | Hall's green lawns and romantic Indian Head, Cuirros Beacu.—George Leary at 9a. m. Friday aud Saturday evenings. See advertise- Bersa Vista.—Belle L. every hour after 9:30 | ment am. Bernrspa Panx.—Washington and Tenley- town E.R. every half hour. fuvea View.—Sam'l J. Pentz, 10:45a.m., 3:15 andé pm a CONDENSED LOCALS. The will of Aaron Pinney, filed yesterday, leaves ais personal estate to his wife: his farm im Harsford county, Conn., to his son, Aurelian 4. Pinney, anda small sum of mouey to his eon Asron. ‘The meeting of the Indiana Republican Club im memory of Gen. Thos. M. Browne announeed for last evening was postponed until the next regular meeting of the club in October next. ula Wheeler, living in Freeman's alley northwest, dropped dead at the corner of 3d and I streets northwest vester: Adesd infant was found aud 10:h streets southwest y. About §.90 o clock last evening the cornice of fhe new building on the ccruer ‘of Manie and | ch streets northwest was discovered on fire, D between 9th day. but it was extinguished with little damage. It $Ligizeted from the charcoal in two pots left | by the workmen being fanned into a flame. Lottie Proctor, living at i020 Marion street, Was rua into by a bicyclist on Q between Sth end 6th strects last evening. She was taken to ber home aud Dr. Muller found that her injurics were slight. pierre rca A New Trial Granted. In the case of Edward F. O'Brien, convicted fim the March term of 1889 of false pretenses And seatenced to one year in the penitentiary, @@ motion of his counsel, Mr. Chas. Bendheim, eee tial was grauied by Judge Bradley to- —_ ‘Tur Pexssrtvasts Rartaoan De Laxus to Dernort vox tae GAB. via Warkine GLEN aw CLEVELAND AND LaxxS composed of Fi will leave Washing Urday night. Aa troit via Niagara Palle’ ing Scmday morning at hoon and eveuing at Niagara Falls, arriving in | Detroit 7:15 Monday morning. Rate, ©14.26 | Gor the rowad trip. Ali the chacac:eri j Brst-claw road, best equi ment, giving paescngers we seeing the wonders of Wath Pails, and ot the break in the journey geod going anid recur: wax Track | ENC AMI ALENT Magane Facus, « * Special train | Glen, spend kins and the after- a sold, ing by the Way of Pitts. burg, Clev and the Lake Erie steamers, at same rate. special tra so leave Wash ingtoa on Sunday morn gust 2, running direct to Detroit, ¥ Toledo. This train lew 10:50 a.m., arriving in day. Pullaan g. Mai All incormation furnished on gprlieation to liobert \ Parke, pameager agent, naylvacse railroad, Band P. station.— sili Tas! Pou:-Pace Apventisexryt, in Lyd | today's paper, of the Brighton Park Co. | Okay * tthe » { readers without their attention being specially drawn to it. The locality it has chosen for development is familiar to all our readers, as beiug attractive and sccesmbie, and the names of the gentlemen forwarding tue enterprise are such as to com- mand for 1 the confideuce and encouragement | Of those desiring the advantages of suburban hemes and invesuuc nts caste SrEctAL ArTEtiox is called to the auction wale of groceries and liquors contained in store Bio. 531 Tth street northwest ow sbonday, July | M1, 100, 03 ow - | The B. and O. R. R. having been designated sull further prolong their stay at Detroit can | | secure an extension of limit until September 30 by depositing the return portion of the ticket with R. ED tion in detail call upon— Jump at River View Sunday. July 26, by the pm. Tickets, 25 cents. ‘The Charles Macalester at 11 a.m. | Leading lareeny for playing one of his “voodoo” tricks and swindling a colored woman, as published in Tax Star at the time, was brought up from jail yesterday afternoon and tried on a charge of false pretenses, as Judge Miller had directed, on account of the inadequate punishment in the other ease. Policeman Hogan of South Washington, who arrested the “doctor,” had two bottles of “eon- juration powder,” a horse shoe magnet and sev- eral other trinkets, including » blood ther- mometer. When the woman who was the principal Prosecuting witness was called to the stand she told of the actions and statements of “Dr.” and said she was so badly frightened that she would have given him all the money she had. ‘Take that in your hand and tell me what he said the judge, referring to the blood thermometer. ‘The woman declined to take hold of the in- strument until Detective Block handed it to her, and then she reached for it, but as she did so the fluid rose in the tube and the woman nearly frinted. he “doctor” could not be heard in his own defense, and Judge Miller gave him to under- stand that if he did not get punished it would not be his (the judge's) fault. ' en le vont the case to the grand bonds at €2,000. mae Excursions. ‘The Indian Head trip of the Charles Macal- ester this evening at 6:30 o'clock should not be forgotten. It offers ndid opportunity to escape the heat of the city and enjoy a delight- ful ride on the Potomac. Tye employes of Lansburgh & Bro. will give @cursion to Marshall Hall on the steamer Macalester on Wednesday evening rext, the boat leaving at 6:30 o'clock. The first excursion and picnic of American Gnard Council, No. 1, 1. O. U. A. M., will, take place on Monday next, the trip being to Notley Hall. The boat will leave Weaver & Kengla’s wharf, Georgetown, at 8 a.m. and 5:30 Pm and 7th street wharf at 9:30 a.m., 2:80 and 6: p-m. There will bea grand balloon ascension and parachute jump at iver View tomorrow after- noon by Milss Grace Shannon. The Pentz will leave as usual on Sundays. The steamer Pentz wiil make a trip to Indian Head this ever:ing. leaving at 6:30 o'clock. She will stop at River View, where those who desire to dance can remain until the return. ‘Vue excursion of the Owls Pleasure Club to Marshall Hall on Monday will be an enjoyable ion. ‘The Charles Macalester will leave at 6: p.m. Washington Grand Canton, I. 0. 0. F., and the several cantons of Baltimore have made ar- rangements for a reunion at Bay Ridge on ‘Tuesday, August 4, and guarantee to all who at- tend « pleasant day. ‘Trains will leave the Bul- timore and Ohio depot as usual. ——— G. A. R. Orriciar. Rovte to Derrorr wa B. axp O. R. R.. Rerursrse via NraGara Fant us the official route to the Detroit encampment by the Department of the Potomac, the follow- | ing tour has been arranged: A special train of standard coaches and Pullman sleeping cars | will leave B. and O. station, Washington, at 9 a. m., Sunday, August 2, arriving at Detroit at 10a. m. the following day. Returning train will leave Detroit at 10» m. Friday, Augue arrive at August 8, Falls 6:30 a.m.,’ Saturday, will be spent in sight Falls at 9:30 p.m. ust 8, arrive in Washington 5:43 nday, August 9 Round-trip fare from Vashington 14.25. The tickets will aiso be vaiad for return passage on regular trains until Angus: 18, inclusive, znd those who wish to owning, the joint agent of the terminal lines at Detroit. For tickets, sleeping cur space and informa- John C. 8. Burger, chief mustering officer, chairman; Jobn P. Chureb, assistant adjutant general, secretary; A. F. Dinsmore, senior vicw department commander: M. T. Anderson, as- sistant quartermaster general; A. H. Van Deu- sen, commander of Post 6, and G. C. Larris, post commander of Post 11. A representative of this committee can be found at 1412 Penn- sylvania avenue northwest from 7:30 to 9 o clocis each evening ap to and including August 1. ‘Take elevator to fourth floor. Or, 5. B. Hege, assenger agent B. and 0. K: K., 1951 Pennsylvania avenue. The special train, whieh will convey mem- bers of the G. A. K., their families and others who may wish to avail themselves of the low rates and superior accommodations, will be in charge of ak experienced Band 0. agent — Adei. a Gxaxp Battoow Ascexston axp Paracuvte world-renowned lady weronaut, Grac non. Bhi ‘The steamer Samuel J. Pentz will leave 7th street wharf at 10:45 4.m., 3:15 und 5:30 dvertisement. — Scxpay on the:green lawns of Marshall Hall. and 6 m. sharp. The W. W. Corcoran at 3:15. yund trip, 25 cents. See advertisement. * eee “Tue Phavets, Tux Moox axp tux Susser Stans make the July nights as beautivul asa eee Srzamer Gro. Lrany leaves for Colonial | and Clifton Beach, Sundays, Tuesdays, Wednes- days, Thursdays and Fridays at ¥ «.m.; Satur- days, 7:30 p.u.—Adct. Taxe Steamer Sax't J. Pestz for Indian Head tonight. 6:30 p.m. sharp. * enti iclal Gexvixe SNars.—o0 lots on Metropolitan branch. See Spring Lake Park special notice.* gen feo bbe Faex Arrractioxs at Bax Rrvce.—The Ali Brothers’ exhibition of national sports, inelud- ing gun exercise, boxing and gymnastic acts; Howe and Doyle, in clog and wooden shoe dances; last week of Prof. Burke and his dog circus; else music by United States Naval Acad- emy Band; two theatrical performances daily; salt water bathing, fishing and crabbing. Trains from Baltimore and Ohio station, week days, 95 am., 1:30 and 4:25 p.m.; Sundays, a“ m., 1:30 and 3:15 p.m.; round trip, $1.—Adet. gd pe onsen Dox’ miss the trip to Colonial and Clifton Bewch. Steamer Geo. Leary 9 a.m.—Adct. ———— CROWDING EXCURSION BOATS. ‘The Greatest Danger is on Return Trips at Night. A suggestion has recently been made in this city that there should be some active measure taken to prevent any possible overcrowding of the excursion boats on the river, and this meet- ing with the approval of Commissioner Doug- lass he referred the matter to Major Moore, superintendent of police, for information. Lieut. Vernon bas made a report on the matter which is likely to be of interest to the traveling public. Lieut. Vernon says that there is » eustom house officer on duty along the wharves every day whose duty it is to watch closely for any violation of the law governing. steamboats. This officer frequently sends the boats off leaving the wharves crowded with people who are desirous of going on board. He is always on duty on the wharf where there is likely to be any overcrowding of the boats. Lieut. Vernon suggests that the greatest danger of overcrowding is on the return trips at night. eee What to Do With Convicts. To the Editor of The Evening Star: ‘The practice of hiring out convicts to cor- porations or to individuals is an abominable injustice to the convicts. That corporations have no souls is slaw maxim, and that great capitalists who employ hundreds of laborers manage them on corporation principles is to be taken for granted. The slave had some [ange for a degree of humane treatment im his permanent value to his master, but the convict has none. Work him to death; whip him, shoot him or starve him, and the hirer loses nothing. In the next place it is unjust and unfair to place convicts alongside of honest laborers in mines and factories and in railroad makin, ‘There are convicts whoareaccomplished clerks, some of them good lawyers and the like. How would these professions relish the idea of work- ing sile by alde or of being pitted against con- vietwi Yet convicts ought not to live without work. They should uot be supported in idleness, Then what shall be done with them? in the first plece, they should be self-enp- porting. ‘They should be made to earn every- thing they consume, and in every practicabl respect they should ‘be requirea to make wit they consume. In they secoud place, they should be required to support all the charitable institutions in the sand in mines they can be trusted to work in the tields. “ Muny of them are mechan- ies and ali can learn mechanical trades, by which they can supply themselves and the in- sane, tho idiotic, the deaf and dumb and the blind in their asylums with shoes and hats and clothing, as well as in food, and if a surplus re- mains it might be distributed to the families of the conviets themselves. This system would avoid the great evil of bringing convict labor into competition with honest labor, while it would keep the unde- sirable class ‘at work. ‘The present system of supplying the benevolent —institutions—the | asylums—with necessaries is to give a contract to some greedy favorite of the dominant party or to some soulless lowest bidder who means to make nominal compliance with his contract by furnishing shoddy goods, Honest labor hae lit- tle interest in the msignificant marke by the supply of food and clothing to the agylums and “honest labor can well afford to give up that little interest on the plan here sug- gested. @. —— Death of Mrs. Asa P. Knight. Mrs. Nancy Knight, wife of Mr. Asa P. Knight, and a well-knowa member of the Metropolitan M. E. Church,with whict she had been connected ever since ite organization, died this morning at her home, 927 S$ street northwest. She bad been ill, but her death was unexpected. Funeral services will be con- ducted ut the house by Kev. Dr. Thirlkeld, at 1 oclock tomorrow. The remains will be buried at Bethel, Me. —__ The Sentence Inadequate. A colored coal cart driver namee Henry Walker was arrested yesterday afternoon by Policemen Keefo and McGlue on a warrant charging him wich an assault on a ten-year-old colored girl named Eliza Tilghmar. When the case was culled in the Police Court the little girl told her story of the assault and Dr. Marshall gave evidence as to her condition. The assault charged was alleged to have been committed in Walkers ho No. 8 Columbia terrace, and the little girl liv door to his house. His wife was not at home at the time. Judge Miller told the prisoner that he had committed a dastardly assault, but the only trouble with the court was that the law oaly provided for a sentence of eleven months and twenty-nine days, and that was the sentence imposed. a The Rock Creek Park. Norris, Seufferie and Burckell, the # of Rock Creek Park, completed ther view of the many parcels of land within the lines yesterday afternoon. They spend today, Monday and Tuesday in compering their notes and making preparitions for heering evidence a8 to values, &e., and on Wednesday will meet in the Circuit Court for that purpose. — ‘The World's Fair Visitors’ Al The world’s fair visitors certificate of incorporation, setting forth the object to enable members to visit the Columbian | exposition in 1893 at reduced rates, &c. The capital is $10,000 in shares of $20 ‘and the of- ficers are: B. B. Jolley, presiden: If they can be trusted to work on | ANACOSTIA, 4 NEW BIcYcLE cLvs. The young bicyclists formally organized themselves into a club Thursday night at the residence on Harrison street of Maurice Haines, ‘The large double parlors of the host were bril- liantly ‘lighted and gayly embellished with various silken streamers, which the wheelmen present proposed to abandon for a common club emblem. The prettiness of the rooms was also enhanced by several clusters of flowers sent in by admiring ladies. Mr. Maurice Haines called the mecting to order, and the election of officers resulted as follows: Presi- dent, Maurice Haines; captain, Charles Stan- lr secretary, Arthur Eno; treasurer. George ‘ing. Other officers will be elected at the next meeting. ‘The appointment of committees to draft the itution, by-laws and rules of cay ran wae mage innesota avenue to After adjournment a 6 from Anacostia along Benning, to Bowen rond, to Good Hope Heights, to Hamilton road, to Nichol to place of beginning. Capt. Charl gier's first order is for arun to Cabin John's tomorrow. The start will be made at 7 o'clock from the residence of Arthur Eno on Jackson street. The boys have not been able to deter- mine on the club colors. ‘THE NEW ST. IGNATIUS CHURCH. Father Thomas B. Hughes, pastor of St. Teresa's Church, Anacostia, and St. Ignatius, Oxon Hill, Md., has let the contract to Belt & Dyer of Washington for furnishing the pews livered in thirty days. The altar has been ordered and will soou be in position. Philip Dwyer is the architect. Father Hugh hority for the statement that the altar is to be as rich and costly as any in southern Mary- land and thoroughly in harmony with the architecture of thechurch. The congregation of St. Ignatius is preparing to hold an old-time tourumment and coronativn ball. ‘TO IMPROVE 8T. TERESA’S. Architect Dwyer has been engaged to furnish plans and drawings and take measurements for the enlargement and improvement of St. Teresa's. The improvement will amount sub- stantially to a rebuilding of the church. The | present roof will be cut away and the walls | taken down to the stone caps of the vattcesses. ‘The southeast corner of the church will be cleared away to admit of the building of a lofty steeple. ‘The style will be pronounced Gothic. It is designed to have the ceiling of the uew edifice patterned after that of Henry the Seventh’s chapel in Westminster ADI ‘The roof will be fretted and encrusted in initation of the pendant tracery of the famous chapel. ‘The work will be begun soon. THE ACORN SOCIAL. CLUB. The newly or; nized Acorn Social Club held the residence 3 Lf 3 = B 3 > 3 = & cations for membership were presented. next meeting will be held at the home, Maple avenue, of the Misses Etzier. resent were ‘Mins Corie Etzler, Miss Florie Etvler, Miss Cora MeLean, Mise Etta Haines, Miss Mavin Owens, Miss Carrie Bowen, Miss Mollie Garden, air. Albert Richardson, lr. Charles Richardvon, Mr. Frank Haines, Mr Lewis Smith and Mr. Frederick Mockubee. NOTES. The Emmanuel Episcopal Boys’ Choir wil spend about two weeks in camp at Woodvill. on the Patuxent, though the exact date of their departure hus not been settled. ‘The Anacostia Boat Club will make an excur- sion down the river tomorrow. The course | for the new St. Ignatius. These are to be de- | CITY ITEMS. Grocers, Look to Your Interests. Bros Co oe. Genta” Bales Office, 639 La. ave. Largest stock of Teas south of New York. Examine our prices before purchasing. Our prices enable you to treat your customers right. Coffee Roasters—Spice Grinders and dealers in whole Spices. Jouxstox Bros. £ Co. T Central sales office, 639 Lon axon A Make « Bi stake, if ron lon’t take advantage of the great bargains ‘Thomas D. Singleton, 415 th street northwest, is now offering in Furniture, Carpets, Rugs, Reed and Rattan Chairs and ‘Rockers, Lace, Silk and other Curtains and Draperies, Por- tieres, &c. His entire stock is now being of- fered at an actual reduction of from 10 to 20 | por cent from regular prices. You can't afford to miss this sale if, you are in search of any- thing in the way of house furnishings. . The offer is made for net cash and will con- tinue until further notice to make room for fall suppiios, which will begin to arrive in & short time. Tuomas D. SixGLETO: iy20-2t 415 7th st. nw. The Johnston Spring-leaf Blended Tea. ‘The pure leaf deliciously blended. Packages omy. ae Buy the €3.20 Gas Stove,reduced to $2.25,0r the 2-burner $2.40, reduc 7, It CA. M 614 12th st. Ladies? end Children’s Hair Cutting and Sham- pooing # specialty ats. HeLen #, 120 7th. juo-tt* Dog Collars engraved. Razors sharpened tree. Rodgers’ Cutlery. WaLFOKD 5,477 Pa. ave.* Sewing Machines $10 Only xt Aucr- bacli’s Capitol Hill Branch. Domestic Ma- chines and Pattorns. 4th and Pa. ave. se. Wa. Foxx, Manager. Sy24,25,27,29,30,81-6¢ The Johuston Breakfast Coffee requirer no settling. Retails 25c. pound package. It Dr. C. W. Benson, the well-known Balt 5; < in Skin Diseases and Disea: of the Nervous System, has opened an offi Washington, b. and Nervous D: for the treatment ot all Skin es and Catarrh, We utilize and in re- moving superfluons hairs, warts, moles, marks tumors and ull blemishes Dr. Benson or his partner, Dr. E. O. Mannakee, can be found every Wednesday and Friday, from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., and every Friday night from 6:20 to 9, at their office, 112 G st. n.w. Baltimore of- tice b21 N. toward st., every day. Je20-8 Just Received, a large stock of Long Hair, Switches and Bangs, which will be sold at re- duced prices. jy25-40" At 8. Herxen’s, 720 7th st. Johnston’s Breaktast Coffee, ic. package.1t Buy a Machine With a Reputation Earned by Forty Years of Faithful Service. Examine our New High-Arm No. 9. Its silent ‘ motion free from the heavy, rasping ac- will be laid as far down as salt water. Those who will ship are Messrs. George Web- ster, Edward Webster, James Robey, Arthur King. John Appich. ’ jr. John Havenuer, Charles Poats and Charles Phillius. Mr. Glenwood Allen take a small party of friends down the river tomorrow on his sail yacht. James H. Goddard, delezate of Anacostia Tent, 138, LO. R.; W. W. Cordell, delegate of \ mt, No. 3 (ladies), and James T. Har- ate of Anacostia Tent, Junior. No. 19, have arranged to leave on Augnst 7 for the council of the High Tent of Hechabites at Savannah, Ga. Search parties have been exploring the shore from the new bridge to Buena Vista for the last few days in the hope of recapturing the escaped alligator. Thursday afternoon between 2 the residence of Mr. and Mrs. V ner was entered and Mr. Daracr's silver waici stolen. Mr. Darner was at wori and his wif> closed up the front part of the house, but lef: open one of the rear windows, through which the thief entered. ‘The police believe the thet: to have been committed by the man who has been exacting tribute from residents along the River, Bowen and Kidge roads. John Taymon, stable boss of the Anacostia railroad stables, was kicked in the mouth this morning by a’ vicious horse. ‘The injury, though painful, is not serious. Rey. W. G. Davenport has returned. Miss Alice Garner is visiting Mise Fannie Garner of Jackson strect. Superintendent of Public Schools Powell was in Anacostia yesterday. In the suit brought before Justice Armstrong against the Wasaington and Glen Echo Railroad Company by Richard Pitt torecover 100 dain- age judgment was rendcred for the defendant. ducdlrnscsi~hecaltcn! A Young Sailor's Funeral. The funcral of Wi. H. Johannes, a young seamen apprentice, took place from his late residence 139, C street southeast, this morning, and was made impressive by the presence of a jurge delegation of seamen apprentices. ‘The remains were interred at Congressional ceme- tery. Young Johannes was of the U. 8. S. Kearsarge and was well liked by the officers . Members of his class acted as pall Rey. J. W. Clarke of St. James Church. id 4 o'clock iam J. Dar- Willett and Wm. Dickson, viee presidents: John T. Moyien, treasurer, and L. G. Wartield, eee- retary. ss Give the New Health Officer a Chance. To the Editor of The Evenings Sta Here is a suggestion for warm weather. A solution of the health office “pigs in clover” puzzle was apparently reached when Dr. Ham- mett was appointed. Mr. Crane bas no doubt done yeoman service in the agitation fora change. In spite of his recent communication to the Commissioners withdrawing all the nice tings Le has said of Dr. Hamime.t because he, Mr. Crane, cannot hold the next best place iu the health office for six months, let it be be- lieved that Mr. Crane had only the public good and not mere private ends in view the wiole time. Suppose the new incumbent be allowed to get into the office and take a long breath be- fore attacks on him are made. If recusant then in his duties the writer as well as Mr. Crane will tion of shuttle machines. WarrLes & Witsox Mra. Co., fe28-str 437 9th st. n.w. Fits, Spasms, St. Dance, Drunken- ness, Opium Habit cured by Dr. Miles’ Nervine. Free samples at é dtr Menrz's Davo Srone, 1014 F st. The Standard ‘Cash Regivter after careful examination have adopted the Caligraph. 14 An Invention Making Sewing a Pastime, Wheeler & Wilson's New High Arm No. 9. It charins on sight. Its ure enraptures, Office 437 9th street nortuwest. dll-te PROPOSALS. D PROPOSALS Wiki Be. RECEIVED AT 5 x x read of engraving and prnitns buildin, Washington, D. in accordance with the drawinws and speci Acation copie Of watch may be Lud on application at thicoihes and the «ffice of the snperintendent of constr: & Each Mid nyust be accomipan.ed by a certified che vent of the amount irements of this invitation, Proposa.s inust sed in envelopes, scaled and marked “Prot osal he .ow pressure, sicain beat-ng aud mechauteal dinting apparatus for priuary desis and chi evinary nd his chairs, infting- cssembly OF 3 tauchers’ tables. &. Powell, supezi nt K streets is tor pupils” des d chair pattern om he turn:sning and set floors in the Proposal, be res o redect sy ds.” 5. W. DOUGLASS: 9 = Comiissioners D.C. J —H Oxp Sorprer Conn OF EGZENA BY ONE SET CUTICURA, AFTER USING MANY MEDICINES WITHOUT RELIEF. Although I have very little faith in patent medicines I bought one-half dozen bottles Sarsaparilla and one- haif dozen botiles Sarsapariila for eczema or prurixo. Nothing :rave me relief, and having served a number of yearsin the regular army, which entitles ine to the Soldiers’ Home at Washington, I went there and there I came across your valuable CUTICURA REME- I bought a box of CUTICURA, acake of CU- A SUAP anda bottle of CUTICURA RESOL- ". and after taling them and following the dirce- ‘tions to the letter I feel and look as well as a new-born baby by ahealthy mother. 1 do not exaggerate it one ‘Taxes Sreamen Sam's J. Pexra for Indian Head tonight. 6:30 p.m. sharp. * basal ornare Lapres may safely invest in these lots. They can't loxe much—may make big money. See Park speciai notice.—Auct. Dpring Lake ark spect notice.—A Harr Raxzs to Dernorr Via B. axp O.R.R.-- For the annual encampment, G.A-R, at De- troit, August 3 to 8, the Band O.B-R. ‘will sell round-trip tickets from stations on its lines east of the Unio river at low rate of one fare for the round trip. Tickets will be sold July 31 to August 3, inclusive, and will be valid re- turning until August 1s. "An extension of limit until september JU can be secured by de- | | positing return portion of the ticket with rail- denounce him. 8. ere nae The Lyceum Theater. Manager James Kernan will open his theater in this city for the season of '91-92 on the 17th of August. Up to that time workmen will be engaged in renovating the interior, so that it will present a fresh and attractive appearance. There will be an entrance on Pennsylvania avenue, and it will be known as the Lyceum. Mr. Kernan proposes to present first-class at- tractions, and he will abolish all the compara tively free and cusy customs which have hereto- fore prevailed. He will conducted the Lyceum upon the same planas he ram the Howard in Buitimore. He Lelieves that Wasiington will road agent at Detroit. ‘Travelers via B. and . pass through historic battle grounds and crows Ihe" Alleghany mountains, with the most. pio- turesque scenery in America constantly in view.—Adet. ss Goon fishing and crabbing at Colonial and Clifton Beach. Steamer Geo. Leary, 9a.m.— Ade. soos Take Sreamen Sam's J. Pars for Indian Head tonight. 6: - Bey s Lor rox Your Bor—@50 won't burt | you—it will be worth big money by time your boy is grown. See Spring Lake speciai notice.— Adet. an ee As 4 Sune Cure for dysentery, diarrhea and malaria use To-kalon blackberry cordial. physicians preseribe it for adults and children. For sale only at 614 14th street northwest.—Adet. ——— De.icurrut bath at Colonial and Clifton Bench. Take steamer Geo. Leary 9 am.—Adet. a “Ispiax Cuter Mancu’ Marshall Hall, Suaday, dedicated by Schroeder to the great Achataimaha. Goat 11 a.m. and a rest- fai day on the green lawns. the ad- Vertisement. b2 ——_- Taxe Steamen Sam's J. Puta for Indian Head tonight. 6:30 p.m. sharp. . ‘Sraixep glass substitute. 507 G st.n.w.—Adct. ——_ Tue Sremo Lake Park Compaxy each buyer of @50 lots will make hundreds of dollars rosit. It invites you to attend its sale. See Lake Park special notice. — Forest Guns lex, ope of tho most delightful summer resorts near Washington. are scrved in Wormley's best style. See advertice- support such # venture, and that the days of the old Comique are over, for people desire a higher class of amusements ‘than formerly. Aw Mr. Kernan has had over a quarter of a century of experience in handling every class of attraction he ought to be able to diagnose the pubiiec want fo umusements, and as he now controls four eaters, he will be able to keep hero a con- stantly changing company. The Lyceum will open with Bobby Gaylor in “Sport McAllister.” —_— Serious Consequences of a Cat Bite. John K. Kelly of Keody's alley, West Wash- ington, has an arm in such a condition that his attending physician is in doubt as to whether it should not be amputated to save his life. About two weeks since he was bitten on the wrist by a cat and the arm commenced toswell, and notwithstanding the attendance of a physi- cian the flesh is sloughing away and there is every indication that to prevent the poison frou the wound entering the body and chusing death that the arm must come off. Kelly is a man of fifiy-dve, years of age and has a. wife and several children. I Losr ‘My confidence, was all run down and unable to work— tm an extreme condition of xenerai debility, I was told that Hood's Sarsaparilis was just what I needed. Ase drowning man graspe at a straw I decided to try this medicine and to my great surprise, from the first day Tbegan toimprove. By the tine had finished my second bottle I had regained my bealth and strength, ‘and from that day I can say I have been perfectly well. 1 have recommended Hood's Sarsaparilla tomy friends, ‘whom I know have been benefited by it. It te indeed ‘Peouliag to itself, im that ‘Ket only helps, but it cures." B. ©. PIDCOCK, 49 ‘Deievan street, Lambertville, Bi. J. a bit when I say they have been worth to me their weight in gold. c. FRED, BLUM, No. 622 Pennsylvania ave. n.w., Washington, D.C. BOILS ALL OVER BODY. ‘My son was afflicted with skin disease, itching and breaking out im large boils all over his body. We tried everything else, but all of noeffect. After using two botties of the CUTICURA RESULVENT and one box of the CUTICURA he was completely restored to health again. It is a good medicine, whicu I would Tecomumend to every one similarly afflicted. WILLIAM SMALTZ, ‘North River Mills, W. Va. CUTICURA RESOLVENT The new Blood and Skin purifier, and greatest of humor remedies, cleanses the blood of all impurities and poisonous elements, and thus removes the causé, whi.e CUTICURA, the grest skin cure, and CUTI- CURA SOAP, an exquinite skin beautifer, clear the ‘skin and scalp and restore the hair. Thus the CUTI- CUMA REMEDIES cure every spectes of itching, burn- ing, scaly, pimply and blotchy skin, scalp and’ blood Ajseases, when the best physicians fail. Sold everswhere. Price, CUTICURA, 50c.; SOAP, 25e.; RESOLVENT, €1. ‘Prepared by the POTTER DKUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston, t47Bend for “How to Cure Skin Diseases,” G4 poqes, 50 illustrations and 100 testunonials. BABY'S Skin and Scalp purified and belutified by CUTICURA SOAP. Absolutely pure. ‘MUSCULAR STRAINS And pains, backache, weak kidney, rheumatism and chest pains relieved in one minute by the CUTICURA ANTI-PAIN PLASTER. The first and only instan- taneous pain-killing plaster. dy2-was MABSANETTA One doliar anda haif will buy five gallons of this pleasant mineral Bpring Water. water—a sure cure for malaris and itaresulte—insomnis, kidney troubles snd a certain defense against all xymotic diseases. DEPOT 103 Ps. ave. .w. ‘Ifyou want a home, health, happi- Ress, purchase two shares of this stock at two hundred dollars, which gives you one large building lot, on ‘which you can erect cottage and ‘meet all the above conditions. Call B. CAKPEN TEs for particu- lars. 606 th 3030-Lin' Ganre Sorrs Scoump See eae ot 0 for: ‘The committee on livlit of the Alexandria eity coun- cil have deter ined to sell the us tariusde At the city kas works to the pers0n Or p ‘offering ihe lancest sum per gallon, product of the year will be sold to the higiest bidet Veron recetving te bid must furnish the barrels, pay for pumping and remove the tar as raphy aw it accuuutuaces Persons wo Wish to bid Wilt a the Alexandria gus Works, iuazked which will ue received until THIRD, Isl, et FUUIC Le LATHA ous, a fy PHOPYSALS FOR FURNISHING ASPHALT PAY. ine Blocks and Tiles, —Office of the Comuissioners D. hingtou, D.C., Juy 1, Teceived at this. ofc on MONDAY. A formas of propesa.s ac this office upon. appl A necessary i ‘or, together with mi, and bids upor: these forms ‘Tue rhe is reserved to re- 1 bats ov parts of bids, “J. W. DOUG: | M. KOBEKT, Comnitssioners dy22-0t DUZARIMENT OF STATE, | WASHINGTON, July lu, 1891.—Sealed proposals will be received atthe: Departwent ov State anal TWELVE M. OF THE FItst DAY OF AUGUST, 1801, ‘to furnish sald department with, stitionery ‘and migcellanevus articles (or the year ending June 0, 1862, In accord. ‘Aschedule of ar ices wiuei: wal be supplied to persons and Liruis proposing to Lid.” ‘The right to reject any and a Lids, oF to accept any portion of ny bid, of amend the (uaptity ivan of any ticle in the schedule is reserved. Each bidder will be required to furnish with bis bid s bond, with two sureties, the sum of 4.000, a8 a guarshtec of formence of the coutract witch may be awarded "All saunp es submitted shouid be left at the ery room." of thedepartment. » Jy13,15,18.21,25827 Sere PROPOSALS, ADDRESSED TO 1HE S*Aieror tke Bureau of Equipment. Nav; : ment, Wee ORS D. C., will be receive buredu until TWELVE U'CLOC! DAY, JULY THIRTY-FL struction, &c., at the New Naval Ot servatory, George. town Hel ut Wasainsten, C. use 1. oy cout ——s Freight = ator. Perel GEOKGE DEW. ', Chief of Bureau. ‘Wylotawew. PROPOSALS FOR GRANOLITHIC PAVEMENT ‘aud Curcular Granolithic Curbing.—Oftice of Puolic Buildings and Grounds, War Department, Waal D.C., July 21, 1301. —Sea'ed propose, "in duph will be received at this office until NOUN, SATUR- DAY, AUGUST TWEN'tX-SECOND, 1801, for lay~ ing and constructing 2,800 square yards, more or of Portland cement grenouithic pavement, and Hineal teet, more oF less, oc circular wranoiithic curb: ing, on thé sidewalk on Pennsylvania avenue north: ‘the Ea@cutive Blansion xrounds.. Attention te in focts of Consress approved February 2b, 1 Fy 5, 1887, ol. 5, ‘She. nd vol. Bae Statutes at Large.” Specifications and Tormns {of ‘bids ‘can be obiained. at this ofice. 1 ‘Btates reserves the right ronotin 0, tr ERNBT, Coloudl, Usb: Aruag = a oes eae inittee, rill received until TWELV! Fhisl bar oF auucst tot tor ibe po es sites,” Ye Faght a reserved to reject any or ATTORNEYS. % HIGDON, pOLicliUNS O€ P: Hine room ‘Le Droit building, corner Stir and ‘W, and city. my! Guoxcz W. Sees jE eras | Bes: EXCURSIONS. PICNICS, &c. EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &._ 8S§8§88——66—6—0—0S—000$. es NEW_ PUBLICATIONS. = eee: ‘THIS EVENING. INDIAN HEAD TRIPS.” all day and evening on the green ARSHALL HALL. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JULY 2 AND25, and 2: ¥ The Charies ilecatscte, finest and fastest, four iron compartivents, inating tiie Mi ‘ateo.utely sate. FRIDAY ASD SeToAy EVENINGS. 4 an " the green laws of Mar- *"How like » queen comes forth the lovely moon ; The stars ace veiled im ticht. Schroeder's National Guard Band. Dancing on the Bandsoine new pavilion. See the «reat atuocth dancing ‘Tite W. W. Corcoran at 6:45 p.m. tf nired. Go down xt 10 a.m. or 2-30 p.m. and take the boat at Marshall Hail in the evening to Indian Head. Round-trip ticket Dancing wusic in'the new pavilion every day of the OEE Gzces Sunday), Schroeder will dite COL, JOS. C. McKiBBIN, 2953-3t "Marshall Hall q DAY EV, be) ner SAM at hiver View. son il ivave her whari, COLTON's, MONDAYS and WEDNESDAYS at 4 P.M, . And SATURDAYS at 5:30 P.M. See advt. **River Steamers" other column. 3y15-Im [0% aT THs. ‘The Palace Steamer SAM'L J. PENTZ ‘Will commence her INDIAN HEAD trips SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 11, Andevery Saturday during the seasou, stopping at River View xoing and returning. Dancing at River View during the evening. Leavii st, wharfat 6:30 p.m. Home 10:30. Tickets, No objectionable parties allowed on the boat or grounds. ES RANDALL, _3y10-3m_ Proprietor. 7, HE WASHINGTON EXCURSION COMPANY CLIFTON BEACH And COLONIAL BEACH On the PALACE STEAMEK GRORGE LEARY, ‘As folle TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SUNDAY MOANING at 9 a.m’ for CLirYON BEACH and COLONIAL BEACH, Returning to the city by 10 p.m. Saturday Moraine Yainiiy Excursion for Clifton ch ony at E Music on the boat, ni desire to impress upon the pub ie wns xiveh by thei will be strictly Brst- ‘Awulabie characters will be peruitted fo and Bowling Alleys, Steam popular Anuusements. Hunning Water trough all the Buildiuxs and louet Koows. Covlest and Suadiest Groves and iouantic Kambies. A PARADISE FOR PICNICS. Music by Prof. Frank Pistorio. Regular dinner, 50c. Mea:s and iuncheon at all uours. Oren i Tu addition to th» conspany steamer *Coluinbin, SDAY, WEDS aud S\TURDA) st 10a... 2:0 and 6-45 si DAX 10:30 au. and 3:40, 4:15 and Gd pam. Ke turning ut 1, 5:40, 5:40 and ¥:0 pain. FARE, ROUND TRIP, 25 CENTS. Special rates_ to nics. | best of order m Hest atteution given izations and fainily pic- intained ou, buat and grounds to patrons. OW upen i0> vers. SATURDAY. ‘Family and children's day. Round trip, 15 cents. 3. H. JOHNSON, 302 7th st. s.0. TOMORROW. LADIES SUNDAY AT MARSHALL HALL. 4 NOTABLE SIGHT ON THE GREEN LAWNS. “*See the gold sunshine patching, And streaming anc streaking across ‘The gray-creen oaks, and catching, By its soft, brown beard, the moss.” It ip related of the Emperor Ackatamaks’s Pipe of Peace: "The calumet was hung outside the lodge in large and richiy embroidered bag. Its uncovering was ‘A matter of great ceren.ony. No woman was permitted to see the pipe under any circumstances.” Recently the workmen engaged on the new buildings at Mar- ‘shall Hail, diseinx intoa mound, discovered what is coutidently claimed to be the historic Pipe of Peace of the great Ackatamaka. It is now the olject of much ‘Veneration at Marshal! Hali, and the ladies especially Wited tothe Hall today to see the moved relic the Indian maidens were never permitted to waze upon. PROGRAM FOR SUNDAY, JULY 26, 1801. “"The sky is blue above And cool the green lawns lie bel "Indian Chief March"—Schiepegrall_— Part 1. March, Volunteers, . Overture, The Bohemian Giri... The Darkey's Dream (by request). Rowance trom L’Eciair... Part 2. Walta, Love's Dreauland, . Grand Mediey, Bric-a-Bra Yankee Patro! 8. Serenade from *“Don Pacq! Part 3. 9. March, Wide Awake,, 10. Overture, Southern 11. Mediey, The Jolly Minstrel 212. Galop, Up and Awa; A. W. Bchroster, Conductor. See the Handsome New Pavilion. Bee the Beautiful New Dining Room. See the Eiegant Pagoda and the Riding Gallery. Bowl on the Bowling Alleys. ‘SLoot in the Shooting Gallery. Reston the Wide Veranc:s of the Quaint Old Map- sion. eee e Wander over the Green Lawns and Tage Your Ease "Neath the Shadeof the Great Ancestral Trees. Go down on the 11 a.m. boat and spend a restful day SUNDAY SCHEDULE. ‘The “Charles Macalester” at 11 a.m., 2:30end 6 p. m. sharp. ‘The “*W. W. Corcoran” at 3:15 p.m. FARE, ROUND TRIP, 25 CENTS, Wit oven autre BUENA VISTA Steamer BELLE L. leaves every hour foot of 7th st. for this beautiful resort commencing at 9:30 a.m. ‘The Cafe is perfect. Billiards, Bowling, Croquet, Lawn Tennis, Base Ball and all Lawn Games. ‘The best equipped and coolest resort on the river. EVERYTHING NEW. ‘Fare (round trip) . on 25 conte. BEST OF OKDER MAINTAINED. TABLE D'HOTE DINNER TICKETS, INCLUDING TRANSPORTATION, 50 CENTS. 3630-Lm Rv EXCURSIONS. 12 MILES ON THE POTOMAC YOR 15 CENTS. Two Salon Steamers. From 7th st. ferry wharf. Sell aud arrive Leuriy. Stop at Alexandria, Va ay15-0m FUTURE DAYS. ‘ ashington Baltuuore will id invite ton NueTOUs “Trains as usual. it (BS Mecuayics' PLEASURE CLUB nite wilh them” TO RIVER VIEW MONDAY, 27TH, 1t* Boats leaving 7th st. wharf 9:45, 1:45, 6:45. _Independtent Steamboat and Barge Co. 68a TOMOKKOW. 25° LOOK AT THIS! 25° GRAND BALLOON ASCENSION AND PARACHUTE JUMP AT RIVER ViEW SUNDAY, JULY 26, ‘By the World Renowned Lady Aeronaut. GRACE SHANNON, Queen of the Clouds, in her blood thrilling Balloon Asceusion and Parachute Leap, when Ler balloon 1s at the beixut of $,00U feet. “Tue ies: daring Teat ae- complished by Wouian. Don't fali to see it. STEAMER SAM'L J. PENTZ ‘Will leave 7th st. wharf 10:45 a, m., 3:15 and 5:30 p.m. sharp. Ascension to take place at 6:30 p. un. Tickets. No objectionable parties allowed. Best of order suuranteed. 23-38 E. 8. RANDALL, Proprietor. RIVER view. WASHINGTONIANS’ MOST POPULAR BESORT. MORE ATTRACTIONS THAN ALL OTHEK KIVER RESORTS COMBINED. THE PALACE STEAMER SAMUEL J. PENTZ SUNDAYS. Will make three trips, leaving 7th st. wharf 10:45. mm. $15 sind 6 p.im. sharp. Tickets, 25 cents. WEDNESDAYS ‘Will make three trips, 0:45a.m., 1:45 and 6:45 p.m. ‘Tickets, 25 cents SATURDAYS, Family day, two trips, 9:45a.m., 1:45p.m. Tickets, 10 cents. SPECIAL SATURDAY EVENING TRIPS TO Indian Head, \t River Vie end retura- tag Lonving 0 De Tickets, 25 cents, Steamer and grounds lighted by Electricity. ‘The Bost Meals furnished on the Potomae river or ‘anywhere else for only 50c. No objectionable parties allowed on boat or grounds. ‘For charters, &o., call or address 36 E. 8. RANDALL, Propristcr. ELECT EXCURSION TO BAY RIDGE BY THE SUSMHONAL Gifies Pabay, AUOUBE t. ‘See advertiseinent next week. B4At Bivex, ON THE CHESAPEAKE. SALT WATER BATHING, BOATING, FISHING, CRABBING. EXCELLENT RESTAURANT, SUPERIOR SERVICE. SUPERB MUSIC BY U. & NAVAL ACADEMY BAND, Amusements of all kinds, including free theatrical exhibitions, 1.00, ‘Trains leave B.and 0. Station, week days—O115.0.m., 1:80 and425 p.m. Gundays—9:95 a.m., 1:30 and 3:5 pm v13-om BETHESDA e= : are OF 50 ‘hal to. ‘OUNT VERNON IDGE, NO. 5, MSE HPtties Sisk (COLUMBIA COUNCIL, No. 443, NATIONAL UNION, ‘Wil give an excursion to MARSHALL HALL, WEDNESDAY, AUGUSTS, 1891. Steamer, Char: ill eave 7th street whari at 65:0 pw. ere at y 4 Macates Tickets, 30) cette; wood for ene tip durme tue Gay. Mune abu dancayy d-y sad oven: Prot. Scurveder’s band. SysSkaul. deat” STEAM YACHT BELLE L., Fully furnished, can be chartered by day or week by private parties. y25-2t"____W. P. WATROUS, 516 9th st. nw. ‘THE Guanpesr Excursion (Of the season will be given WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 29, 1891, By the EMPLOYES OF LANSBURGH & BRO. To MARSHALL HALL on STEAMER MACALESTER, Boat leaves 6:30 p.m. Tickets honored on 10 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. trips, 3y25-4¢ MECHANICS, WE ARE IN IT! FIRST GRAND AM excursion and family picnic of Aworican Guard Comme, Non d, 0. Us Ae dn to SUTLEY HALL OX MONDAY, 30: ‘ Boat leaves hte at Sam. and 5:90 pan. and 7th et. wir ted aud Gab pan vod orwer will be iain: pau bp tained: wee M2*°H4NTS AXD MINERS’ TRANSPORTA- TION COMPANY, TO BOSTON BY SEA, MAGNIFICENT IRON STEAMSHIPS, EX. 3. C. Taylor. Soke Sits <a. Howen, SAILING FROM BALTIMORE EVERY MONDAY AND THURSDAY AT 4 O'CLOCK P.M. fuel yale vligubd trp ge TPT eck sate room er ween Sand 12 years, 7. Bound ‘(Zach state room contains two berths.) ‘Wor furtuer intormation addrees 4. L. BUGGING, Agent, Foot Loug Dock, Bas war ana: views Granted. Charter 200. Apply et the Jock of, 7th, st of the MOUNT ON AND MANSHALE Waid” sit Rasibon: Companys >? 242 — ([ 32 OW1s Pleasure cLUB ‘WILL GIVE ITS MARSHALL H. on. Bootsy Groby. Tickets to be bed of 2 "RES io wm ona 290 pm te ae Sarees Po reac Sora cents. Taraz Is No Daxoze ta wang 2 NODS Lana ‘Call and look et our ‘SUN DIAL, ‘OLIPSE end Fiction sumper CRIBNER'S MAGAZINE Abdright midsummer imue. Five good shert stories, © Rew eertal by Stevenson, Piocadiliy (in the Great Btreet Series) aud « Lost of clewar illustrations, SW CENTSANUMBER,@3AYEAR AMUSEMENTS. =< AMATEUR Base BAL A. 4. U. Champicnsiny of the United States, Leow ve. ca AT NATIONAL PARK, SATURDAY, JULY 2B Admission 25 cents, Geason wickets, €2. Grand Biaud cree. as LEN ECHO CHAUTAUQUA, MeRCIAL Lic i Unt COURSES, Robert Niven, esg., of Lincoln lun, London, pontceeredpeatits Sanat tee tandem, tee Secceiatyetare hapten hastened 1. Mutual Keistions of Pius! Sioakiux People and boosh Par oR A ehaag Cound mit SLUOND SERIES. 1. Goethe and Cariyle: Their Dilferences and Be eenibaat om tig SE Vie and Emerson: ‘The Scotch Prophet end New fuiand Seer, ‘uc British Plilamthropists. The Telerence to Gen. Bova » buubs The Post Philosopher. Poet aud Critic. ry ork, KJ. SALA dadi-e, w lvat __ FINANCIAL AN PLiONAL GUARAN- D9,0VU, Soa cptrcent en urty nor LEAMA: Kovecwabie im 10 years. Apply wd H.BICKOUA wis Ms uw. iv N alionaL - SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY OF WASHINGION, BN. E COR 10TH bi. AND NEW YORE AVR (Chartered by special act of Comereas dauuary . INer. Reorganized unier act Cougroas Cctober 1, 180 ‘Trapsacts the Lunie-s of a AKUST Co nlPANY Ab 0 te various vrancuee SAFE DEDUSiT COMPANY, ‘Capival: ONE MILLION OF DOLLARS. Acts as executor, adiuinistrator, guardian of the ee tates of minors commutes uf the estates of lunatic, Toceiver, assignee abd execules trusts of any abd every des: ription. Keceives money deposiis in sums of TEX CENTS Gnd Upward aud allows interest thereon, — mouey UPoL real estate aud collateral secur Sells fretless rea! estate and uther securities, Receives SILVER WARE and all kinds of VALU. ABLES upon deposit in capacvus storage vaulteet ULsUryassed dryness cud se unt ‘Stall safes tor rent trom @5 lo $125 per anmum Ofice Lours—Daily from # a.m. to 4 p.m., and until Sterne wruernd, “in acdition to the Tear ote i day or ee t Duane day macs snoMeh. t, sevcid aud tau day of each mouth ‘whiea). Loca satis om Sui.tay the 14th day will be Tiwururer E. FRAN I> tages, Beer 55 ALBERT i. ANT. Dir. Benjamin P. snyder, Alber 1. Goons Lewin i oy Tiwiues Hyde, Solum €: boone aid William b. Ciark. ead QGPPICE NORTH ie eas INVEST BENT Com ‘A seui-anuual dividend of I percent per month for the six months endune Suly Si, tae beets dio cured, payable at the con; any Bice, No. 61UF ote cata! aller duly ik” inh wpany hae paisa 12 per cent annual atvi- dene sinc ore 4. bender dividing aiong 10 uuvidemd. ce Sul ING of treasury sto. 14) ane Vaiue, payabie €1 muthly. GLO C \ RDELLO, C,H BURGESS, Poon. Lylaoy ———— Ik IDELITY BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. SUBSCRIBED STOCK, €903,000, Has the best pian devined tor securmus e Home EIGHTH ISSUE OF STOCK. NO BACK DUES RPQUIRED. Any amount ionard, repayacce @13 per month om each » #1000 wuvanced. Shater.ti per inonthe You Cai deposit any a oe ay with the priviese of withdrawing at ais) time aud reese ® Uarabieod U per cent certidivaie With each deposit. OFFICES: Harrison Dinguap.Pree Alonzo Tweedale, ep Bten Fa Audrew Wall, a'r cute reese E Saitar ion, For dei Dace Mauaber LEWIS G. TEWKSBURY & CO., BANKERS AND BROKERS, 1335 F 81., WASHINGTON, D. C., and sell for cash or on margin Stocks, Benda Grape, Proves Sd WIS AND Wl Out-oi-town Uusiness a syecamity. i, Lael Baca deal ip gUotatious au be Awerican Bei. Lelepboue Stock bu usb! and sold. 17 18 HOTELS. Fins tormerof lath and k nn ss. will be rapa tow Sie. iS and is now for con moval the opfanwement ie nach i con kepres Awercen or 4 sae — “ake E ea Pe ove and leat, We EBBITT HOUSE, ‘WASHINGTON, D.C.