Evening Star Newspaper, August 15, 1891, Page 16

16 - - THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C. SATURDAY, AUGUST 15, 1891—SIXTEEN PAGES. LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. FORECAST TILE RIGHT A. M. SUNDAY. For the District of Columbia, Maryland and eastern Pennsylvania. generaliy fair, except sbowers are likely during the evening: variable Winds: no decided euanse in temperature; gen- erally fair weather and no decided change in temperature for sunday. CONDITION OF THR WATER Temperature and condition of water at 7 a.m.: Great Falls. temp condition, 20 Receiving reservoir. tem 82. Con: Gition at north connection. 27; condition south connection, 36; Jistributing reservoir, temperatare, Sl; comlition at influent gate hous, 36; convtition at effluent gate house, 20. High Water. | Low Water. S2ieam = 3:51 p.m. | 101am. Foats-rive Cexrs buys any straw hat in our house. They were 72, £1.50. 51, 75c.. &c. Now thoy are 4c. Henny Fraxe & Sox, Oue Price, corner 7th and 1. Sprctat ron Moxvay at Gipu's, 1129 F street, cream bar, 20 cents ponnd. Mospay We Wiz our counters over two hundred short-lenwth« of ported fabric, and will mask them at one- third their value, If yon want anything in the way of a sing! air of curtains or a chair or lounge coverin jo not fail to Atex. Mitse, ics and_cele- ronar J. Mvzi-| 14 Pa. ave. now. | Fireworks for excursions, brations always in stock at LEH s, wholesale confi For Preasast Orrice Room. large or small, moderate rent, see A. 'T. Coumne, 1425N. ¥. ave. | Usriz Sarvapas, Avast 15, F All men's, youths’ and boys’ and ‘children's Clothing will go at a discount of 25 per cent. Evwsermax Buos., 7th and E streets. Fresrxz’s Ice Crrax shipped anywhere out | of town by expresa. 1127 New York ave. Conostat Beacu for Saturday nights, 7:30. | Ox«-roveta Orr marked price of all men's, ad children’s clothing until 7th and E streets. the Empire Carpet Masa. ave. n.w., are made moth proof free of charge. Telephone 425 Tais 15th we give you £1.25 box of cigars for L. Sicktes, 1011 Pa. ave. Bor Girz's fruit tablets from your draggist 25 Pen Cext Discovst off all men’s, youths’, boys’ and children’s clothing for one week. Euseuay Bros.. 7th and E streets, CITY AND DISTRICT. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Axnavon’s.—Cerleton Opers Troupe. Gries Ecuo Caacravey: amphitheater. 9:53 pam. | the finest im- | ‘a strong company, which includes Georzie | Franklin, C. U. Young and the Olympia Quar- |The Danger | harumer at the tine of its owner's death, would AMUSEMENTS, Axnavon’s.—Nert week the Carleton Opera Company offers its patrons the delightful opera, “Dorothy.” which combines with rare musical merits a theme of excellent. comedy in the libretto. The music is by Alfred Cellier, who first achieved a reputation as the arranger of Sir Arthur Sullivan's music. The cast will } @ Alice Vincent, Clara Lane, Marion Langdon, Clara Wisdom, Miss Dowling. Charles A. Bigelow, J. K. Murray, W. H. Fitzgerald and others’ "The week is also made notable t the first appearance of Mr. Carleton during | this engagement. He takes the part of Geof Srey Willer. Miss Dowling, the new member of the company from Buffaio, although on!y in | | the second week of her stage experience, will be given the small part of Lady Belly. “This | lady, in addition to her charms of face and fig- | ure, "has a determination to succced and is studying with all her might. Themanagement is willing to give her the opportunity to test | her abilities. | Hanuts’ Bruov.—This eozy lace of amuse- . will open its ht with Axron H. Woodhull in «play which is | said to be very amusing, and which bas been | very successful elsewhere. It is not a one-| character play, but all the parts are of interest | and will be sustained by competent people. Tue Lyerem.—Kernan’s Lyceum will open zain on Monday night, presenting Bobby Gay- nein “Sport MeAllister, One of the 190,"'a new comedy, written especially for him by Charles J. Vincent. it is an amusing play, rich in satire, fall of wit'y dialogue and contains many very funny situations. “Manager Wm. A. Brady is highly pleased with the success of bis star in the new comedy ane has surrounded him with Parker, May Gaylor, Beatrice Norway, Nellie tet. The following list of attractions to appear at Harris’ Bijou Theater illustrates the grade of attractions that Harris, Britton & Dean have provided for the coming season: Wilbur Opera Company, Marie Greenwood Opera Company, James K- Adams in pantomime, “Crazy Lot,” True Trish Hearts,” “The Burglar,” “Her- minie,” “Ob, What’ a Night,” Katie Emmet, uady Audley’ ropm Maker,” ‘Toni Sawyer, e,” “Hearts of | New York.” “The Vendetta,” “Peck’s Bad | ‘Black ‘Thorn, “Uncle Isaac,” N. 8. Wood, Signal,” Agnes’ Herndon, “+ Pair of Jacks,” Alfred W. Fremont, “His Nibs, @ Baron,” ““A Barrel of Money, “Lost in New York,” “The Pay Trai 1,” "Che Ivy Leaf,” Gray and Stephens, “The Fairy's Well,” “Pulse of New York,” “Fabio Romani Rocky Mountain Waifs, “Miles Fadle.” eee That Speckled Horse, Preacher Bouldin, the colored Baptist divine who died a few months ago, after figuring in the Police Court a number of times on account | of his ownership of a speckled horee, left that | animal as an heirloom to his daughter, Mrs. | Kate Williams, who lives in the county, not far from Benning. ‘The animal, if put under the a.m., 2:30 and 6 p.m. p-m. Bax Rrpor.—Trains leave B. and 0. station et 9:35 a.m., 1:30 and 3:15 p.m. Conosiar. Beacu.—George Leary at 9 a.m. Crzrrox Beacu.—George Leary at 93.m. Berursts Paxs.—Washington and Tenley- town railroad every half hour. Nortxy Hast.—Boat leaves at 10:30 a.m., 3 and 6:30 p.m. River View.—Pentz and Excelsior at 10:45 am., 1, 3:15 and 5:30 p.m. —_——_ CONDENSED LOCALS. Andrew Sanlsbnry, charged with the embez- glement of $3 from K. J. Campbell, was held ix €200 bail for the action of the grand jury by Juige Harper yesterday Frank Mitehell p yesterday for assaulting Wm. Adams. Judge Harper fined Edward Mills @25 or sixty days m jul for keeping @ disorderly Bouse. in the Police Court | ae A Baltimore Firm's Suit. ‘The Gottschalk Company of Baltimore have filed a bill against the executors of the late P. B Dunnetal. to recover $5,925.70 for goods sold Dunn. The bill asks that Mary A. Garrity discover from what source she received the myuey to purchase the business of her father, which she carries on, the appointment of a re- eetver, an account and an injunction to prevent 8 disposition of the goods. seach onae Off for the Seashore. Twenty-five of Washington's po business men have engaged @ spe ear to be attached to excursion tr here at 10:30 tonight for Atlantic City P. RB. The committee in charge cone Messra N. Wallerstem, Pitt A. Sauer, | Mills and Edward Demar. expect to re- | Mumin at the seashore for several days. diss teins Why He Declined a Clerkship. A young man in the west several months ago passed a civil service examination. A few days ago be was notified that he bad been appointed | tos position paying 900 in one of the depart- | ments in this city. Instead of at once coming alar young Pullman in that leeves ta B. & ts of on to take the place he wrote a letter stating thathe could not accept the appoi ince 1 was examined. ment. he writes, “i bave farms am at resent doing a great deai of improving on the | farm.” He adds that he is sorry the appoint- | ment did not come two or three montus later, possibility of the cove. nment yet securing his services. =a Cases of Assantt. Yesterday afternoon in the Police Conrt Charles Lackey and Frederick Daant, young men, were tried on acharge of assuult. The prosecuting witness was Edward Skinner, a@ section foreman on the new cable road. The assault happened y night and the men were arrested at the instance of Private Det Devitt. duty at the time of the as that the lamps on the rond Skinner was struck e-veral ume: bili defeuued the men. Judge Harper Leld them guilty aud imposed £ £10 on each of them. Phillips, who was also charged with the sume offense, for d 10 collateral. ale Bail Fixed. In the Criminal Court Lawyer Car yesterday Chief | Justice Bingham fixed bail in the following €ases; James A. Gowans. false pretenses; Chas. Turner, larceny, and Win. Clark, assault with imtent to kill, $3 Dox'r miss the trip to Colonial and Clifton Beach. Steamer Geo. Leary 9 a m.—Adot. Atrexp tae Lerurras Rev: at Pex- pecial train will leave 6th street sta- . Penney! lroad, at 3:30a.m. August chiliren half price. The ‘company the party.—Adect. — Lawrers axp Reat Estate Mex will do well lace their sales of real estate with Latimer ean, 1409 G street.— Adct. pessisl ae Natioxan Reoarra.—To witness finish of Faces on August IS take the ste: rel J. Pentz. Tickets 50 cents. Sw advertisement. —_ Sarcrvar Niowt Excvrstox to tae Sra-/ Smoue via Pexxsytvasta Rartnoap.—No | chanze or transfer on the special train via | Penusyivania railroad to Atlantic City and Cape May leaving Washington st 10:30 p.in. to- night. ‘Ibe trains run through. The rate is $4.50 for round trip. Tickets good to return on auy regular tran until Monday. The train i « kate hour, accommodating business ot leave earlier. Take this train delightiul sea breeze for @ day to + njoy the Or two.— Adel. sce Weat Apventmixe Dors.—The old and sount business adage, “Get a good thing, then let the people know of it,” is well illustrated daring Baum's “star” sule,which began Friday and will continue all next week. August is the dullest month of the year in the retail business, but the “star” sale is a good thing, and Tue Stax lets people know of it; the consequence is the dullest business days have been turned into the liveliest. The ladies at home will find shop- ping profitable at Baume the coming week. gecesmamnaenan Ix Dispostxa of your hourehold effects con- sult Latimer & Sloan, 1409 G street_—Adrt. ———— 1.00. = To Pey-Man $1.50. For accommodation of parties desiring to ging the Lutheran reunion at PeaSiar, st 21. @ special train via Pennsylvania railroad willleate 6th street station at 8:50 a.m, on that date. Rate for round trip, 1.50; chil- dren halt ‘The Lu churches of the city will use this train, and, to add to the pleasure of the trip, arrangemente have beem made to take the fal Marine dowd ms have brought at least five dollars, but not much more, although it had cost the pastor # great amount of trouble and no little expense. Agent Key of the Humane Society was the cause of the trouble, but it was all on account of the condition of the animal. The death of its owner and master did not free the peculiar looking steed from figuring in the Police Court, for yesterday Mrs. Williams was complained against. She was not charged with ernelly beating the animal, but only with Griving an animal unfit for Inbor. y gave a detailed sttement of the poor borse’s condition and told of how, since the pastor's death, the animal's health had be- come impaired and how its foot bad cracked and how cruel it was to work it. “t's so poor,” he said, “that its hip bones ean be need for hat racks.” Nire. Williams, who is the exact image of her deceased father, stated that she had not worked the animal since Agent Key spoke to her. “What about that’ asked the court. “I don't know,” answered Agent Key,” but I presnme it’s so.” Judge Harper said that if Mrs. Williams was doing all sbe could for the animal that was all that could be asked, and sentence was sus- pended. ———.—_—_ National Guard Notes. In obedience to general orders No. 9 the first separate battalion of infantry, Maj. Revel will go into camp at Collingwood Beach, Va., Tuesday, the 25th inst. and remain until the Sist inst. The armory is a scence of great com- motion every night Maj. Kevells is working very earnestly to make his camp a model of success. ‘The Ordway Rifles have decided to give their excursion to Bay Kidge on Saturday, August 20. ‘The Logan Riles has entered Corp. James C. Sargent in the competitive drill at Marshall Hall Monday, August 1 ee Besy Mex’s Excunstos to Atzaxtic Cir¥ via B. & O. axp Reaptxe Rovre Sarcupar | APrERNoos. Avuvsr 22.—Special fast express train leaves B. and O. station, 4 p. m., at close | of business hours, and returns at 5 p.m. Sun-| day. No time lost from your office. ‘lickets aiso good on all Royal Blie Line trains Mou- day. Round trip, $3.50.—Adet. ee Eggleston Lodge, I. 0. G. T. Awell-uttended meeting of the lodge was held last evening at their rooms, corner of 434 street and Pennsylvania avenue, it being the oceasion of a grand visitation of the Grand Lodge officers. ‘The report; of the officers showed the lodge in a flourishing condition and ail the officers and | members enthustastic in the temperance work. ‘The following are the officers for the ensuing Thos. Biddiecomb, C.'1.; Lottie Finchom, | Ewma Wood, secretary: W. C. Hickman, 1 secretary: Geo. S.Fosier, treasurer: wher, chaplain; Perey Barker, mar- W.W. Hubble, L. D.; Lillie Biddiecomb, 8. J.T. Under good of piano solo was given by Miss Frost, ¥. C. Spurgeon, G. J. H. Mure> T.; W.s. Kowley, G. coun'l: V. K. Kishop, Mr. Foster and others: recitations by Miss Bell Long and Miss Newbold and vocal music by W. Wooutield. Van Vleck made an earnest appe abers of the order for diligent work in securing new mem- bers. finance! Mand Hai shal: W. H. Hope. sentine! Goop fishing and crabbing at Colonial and Cuitton Beach. Steamer Geo. Leary, Ya.m.—Ado. pesca A Long Bicycle Trip. Messrs. Chas. E. Wigginton, Clarence Rei- zeustein, C. M. Park and S. Goldsmith will starton tie 20th instant on a bicycle tour | through Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia and West Virgmia, visiting ali the popular resorts of the above states, and end their trip at Ork- ney and Capon Springs, Where they will re- main for about ten days, and return to Wash- ington on the 15th of September. Sesh AES Ane You Gorxo to AtLaxtic Crtx?_ Do you want to spend Saturday night at the shore? If you do you will bave to wait until Saturday, August 22, and take «pecial fast express B. and O. station at 4p.m. 3 round trip.— Adet. — Excrersioy Tickers ro Ocrax Crty.—The B. and O. #.K. bas placed on sale excursion tickets from Washingtou to Occau City at rates of $3 and 36.25 for the round trip, the former good for four days from date of sale and the latter good until August 31. ‘Trains leave Washing- tonat720 am. and 4:28 p.m. daily, except Sunday.—Ades Sa eae Waar Bax Rivog Orreus Tas Werx.—Addi- tional to boating. bathing and fishing are such tructions, ail free, as Koclere and his wife, the wonderful, in an entire change of program; Master George Ackerman, six years old, the youthful prodigy, in club swinging; Ray Bur- ion, in marvelous slack-wire feats, juggling, balancing and ritle shooting in twelve ditterent positions. Trains leave B. and O. station week days at 9:15 o.m., 1:30 and 4:28 p.m. ; Sundsysat 9: = am., 1:30 and 3:15 p.m. Kound trip, €1.— Adct. —--. Two Excursiox Tnaixs.—On the Washington ‘and Ohio division, Richmond and Danville sys- | tem, Saturday, August 15, from Baltimore and Potomac station, at 4:15 p.m. and 4:45 p.m. A delightful summer outing at smali cost. Lickets good until the Monday following. : —————— $2.50-Spectat Excunsioxs to Ocgax Crrr-€2.50. For Saturday. August 15, the B. & 0. R. R. announces special excursion from W: ton to Ocean City. Tickets will be sold at rave of $2.50 for round trip, will be valid on train leaving Wasbington at 4:28 p.m., and will be good for return passage on special traift leaving ‘Ocean City at 3:39 p.m. Sunday or on regular train Monday. Parlor car attached to train go- ing and to special train returning. a Sreamen Gro. Leaux leaves for Colonial and Clifton Beach, Sundays, Mondays, Tues- days, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays at 9 a.m.; Saturdays, 7:30 p.m.—Adcet. —_+ Taxe tHe Macatzsren at 11, m. tomorrow Sunday) to Marshall Hall. National Guard nd. “Memories of Mattawomuck—the beauti- ful and good. See the advertisement. > |S. West; banjo solo—"‘the EXCURSIONS. ‘The Midsummer festival at Marshall Hall to- night promises to be one of the most attractive events of the season. The Washington Mando- Jin, Banjo and Guitar Club will give an alfresco concert at the mansion, and re will be a = 1d ball at the new pavilion. The following 1e program of the concert March—*'Seek No Further” (Weston)—W. M., B.and G. Club; recitation, Mr. Fran ison; selection, violin solo, il Trovatore, Verdi; song—“A Mother's Appeal to Her Boy”—Hans Kobert, accompanied br entire club; ‘selection — “Flights of Fa: oA (H. A. Burr)—song and dance melody—W. M., B. and G. Club, played for the first time in public: comic song, Chas. Old Folks at Home” (Foster )—varied —Prof. Stephen B. Clements; serenade—“Kippling Waves” (Snyder)—man- dolins and guitars; duet for mandolins (Cooper); Triumph march (Armstrong )}—W. M., B. and G. Club. Both the Macalester and Corcoran will leave at 6:30. ‘Tomorrow will be the last opportunity to witness the daring balloon ascension and par: chute jump of Miss Grace Shannon, who has been styled the queen of the clouds, for the ease and grace with which se does her per- formance. Lesides there will be Japanese & light fireworks, a novelty that is very attrac- tive. The steamers Peniz and Exceisior will make three trips, so that ell may be accom- modated. The steamer Pentz will go to Indian Head at 6:30 p.m., stopping at River View both going and coming. The Macalester will make her regular Satur- day night trip to Indian Head, leaving at 6:30 oclock. She will stop at Marshall Hall both ways. At Notley Hall tomorrow there will be a con- cert by Pistorio’s orchestra, assisted by Mr. J. M. Roderignez, piccolo soloist. Steamer leaves N street wharf at 10:30 a.m., 3 and 6:30 p.m. ‘There will be a grand barbecue on Monday at the Schuetzen Park by Concordia Division, No. 5K of P. There wiil also be prize bowling and shooting, and a good time is promised. ‘The Wlinois and Wisconsin associations have joined forces for a Marsball Hall excursion ‘Tuesday evening, the 18th instant. ‘Ihey grom- ise quite an intellectual treat on the occasion, having invited “Uncle Jerry” Rusk, Controlier A.C. Matthews, District Attorney Hazleton, Hon. Frank W. Palmer, Hon. L. E. Payson an Hon. H. A. lor to make the speeches. Good singing and dancing at the pavilion will make the evening a pleasant one. ee Browoprxe cures headache: 25c.—Advt. ge The Acorn Club. Mr. William G. Betts entertained the mem- bers of the Acorn Club and a number of invited guests at the club's rooms last night. It was in honor of the Acornsand friends who will leave tonight in a body to spend a two weeks’ vacation in the north. The evening was spent very pleasantly. The guests were Mesers. Samuel Miller, sr., Wm. Langvoigdt, Geo. Miller, Edward Greenwell, Dr. Frank Strickler, Wm. Gettynger, Fred. Burnett, Wm. Trankler, Chas. Williams, Wm. Howlin, Jos. Oulahan, Jas. Cunningham and Frank Fingles. pao ee ‘The Camp of the Skeleton Club. The Skeleton Outing Club has just returned from a most enjoyable trip to the lower Po- tomac, where they camped for two weeks at Riverside. From the time of departure to the breaking of camp it was voted a complete suc- cess. The peuple at Riverside gave them a ‘m welcome, they having made on their mp lat summer miany warm friends, promi- nent among whom might be mentioned the mosquito and jigger families, who vied with each other in keeping time from hanging beavy on hand. Capt. Dowes, upon whose estate camp was established, viewed with imperturba- Ule good humor the rupid dixappearance of timber and fruit, and invariably signaled the approach of day by his appearance with a pitcher of foaming milk. Tomatoes, cabbage, peaches, &c., were to be had for the asking, and af one didn't ask for them they were brought to camp anyway. 5 Much of the pleasure of the stay was owing to the efforts of Mr. Posey, who spared no pains to make the fishing department a suc- cess, and with his broth of a boy was a feature of the camp. ‘To Mr. Posey wus traced the rumor prevalent among the colored people that the sole aim and object of the expedition of the Skeletou Outing Club was the collection of bodies for the purpose of boiling them and taking the bones back to Washington. In con- Sequence of this not a negro could be per- suaded to approach camp, many preferring a detour of ten miles through the swamp to pass- ing the tent of the Skeleton Outing Club. pales Death of Mr. Barker. Mr. W. F. Barker died yesterday at his res- idence, 1730 15th street, after a brief illness. He was in the seventy-second year of his age. For sixteen years, up to 1888, Mr. Barker was the superintendent of the Pullman Palace Car Company in this city. He had a large circle of acquaintances, efpecially among railroad men. ‘The tuueral will take place at 4 o'clock to- morrow afternoon from hislate residence. Mr. Barker wad a successful merchant in Liverpool ut the time he met A. T. Stewart. For a num- Der of years afterward he was the European buyer for the Stewart house. Later he was in business in Chicago, and after the great fire he was employed by the Pullman compan; scoot ama Funeral of Mra. White. The funerul of Mre. Dr. Elizabeth White, widow of the late John White, which took place from the residence of her duughter, Mrs. E. G. Staunton, No. 506 F street northeast, on | ‘Thursday, was largely attended. The floral tributes were numerovs and beautiful, among them being a handsome gates ajar with two whie doves. The remain» were placed in the vault at Congressional cemetery. puma The Boy Was Acquittec. “What relation are you to this boy? Mr. Clagett in the Police Court yesterd: noon of a colored man named Ephraim Grime who accused his stepson of the theft of a knife. 0, indeed,” answered Ephraim. ‘He ain't no kin tome;I only married his mother.” ‘Lhe mother was called as a witness and she gave her son a good character and suid that her husband accused him of tuking everything that was missed from the house. Racher, the son, was acquitted. Ses Tur Exxs’ Last axp Brst.—On next Wed- nesday night, the 19th instant, will take place probably the greatest excursion in point of novelty of entertainment and general enjoy- ment ever given on the Potomac river by organization. ‘The Eikshuve rimply eclipsed all former efforts and you know what that means.—Adet. Atortcr, Farts Ham HEAD A PITIABLE SIGHT. HAIR CAME OUTIN FINGERFULS. CURED BY CUTI- CUKA REMEDIES. 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It is proposed to add the health officer and the sanitary officer to the board, and also to station at the hospital a phy- sician to the poor, who will attend to all cases in the district contiguous to the hospital. ‘This physician will be asied to serve without pay, and will be appointed by the hospital authori- ties. He cun, however, be removed by the health officer. The necessity of having an ambulance serv- ice connected with the hospital was also di cussed and was unanimously favored. If the plans of the horpital directors are carried out a model ambulance service will be established in this city. Detiontrct bath at Colonial and Clifton Beuch. Take steamer Geo. Leary 9 a.m.—Advt- ghorsaiaash, DISTRICT GOVERNMENT. APPOINTED FIREMEN. The Commissioners have ordered that the following named probationary members of the fire department be permanently appointed: Joseph O. Guy, foreman; Timothy Donohue, tillerman; Patrick Mahoney, hostler, and Ber- nard Bueche: Daniel O'Connor, Frederick Brill, Emmet Donaldson, Stephen G. Dixon, Churles L. Kraemer, John’ A. Sweeney, Zedo Williams, James Gaghan and John J. Sullivan, privates. ‘THE GARBAGE QUESTION. The Commissioners had a long conference yesterday afternoon with Contractor N. M. Draney and the chief clerk of the health office upon the subject of the gathering of garbage from the back yards of the city. ‘The Commis- sioners, directed the health office to makes comparison, of the regulations proposed with those upon the same subject in other cities, and to provide for the removal of the garbage from residences as promptly and as conveniently as Possible. | ‘MISCELLANEOUS. The Commissioners have approved the recom- mendation of Capt. Lusk of the engineer do- partment that H. F. Hayden, superintendent of the water department, be directed to visit Philadelphia for the purpose of ascertaining the system of laying water pipes in vogue in that city. The application of Patrick McCormick, cor- ner 7th und B streets southeast, for a wholesale liquor license was yesterday ‘rejected by the Commissioners. igur C. Proctor has been appointed to assist in the preparation of arrears of tax books at 200 per annum, ———— Northwestern Amateur Regatta, The weather for yesterday, the first day of the regatta ut Detroit of the Northwestern Amateur Kowing Association, was cold and rainy in the morning. Toward noon the air cleared, but the temperature was no better when the races were called at 4 o'clock. The crowd witnessing the northwestern junior events was nota large one, though the races were apiritedly contested. The winners were as follows: Single seulls—Fdward Durnan, Sunnyside Club, Toronto. ‘Time, 10.12. Four oars—First heat, Western Boat Club, St. Lonis, ‘Time, 9.55. Second heat, Wyaudottes of W andotte, Mich, Time, 9.464.” Final heat, W andottes. ‘lime, 9.0534. Pair oars—Modoe Bout Club, St. Louis. “Time, 10.35. Double ulls—Owushtanongs, Grand k over. Time, 10.25. Four-oared gig— Woiverine Club, Detroit. ‘Vime, 9.39. roc Raat Dr. W.C. McCoy, editor of the Alabama Christian Advocete aud one of the most dis- tinguished Methodist ministers in Alabama, died at Decatur, Ala., yesterday. Hor Daxs Mave a weakening effect, causing loss of strength and @languor of wind ae Well as body. This condition permits the development of affe-tions and diseases otherwise inactive. In such cases the system rewlily. Falies under the influenc- of Hood's Sarsaparill: which purities the biood, tones and strengtuens the di nd infuses fresh lie und energy. Try Rapids, Mich., ly wife und myself were both generally run down. Hood's Sars; urilla brought us out of that tired feel ing and made us feel like young people again. It hus do ne more tor us then ali otuer medicines together.” RICHARD HAWKHURST, Auityvill, Long Is- jand, NX. HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA Sold by all druzwists. $1;six for $5. Prepared only by C. 1, HOOD &CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. 100 DOSES 0! CITY ITEMs. Speer’s Wine Has Achieved A wide reputation from its efficiency in the sick room, beiuig one of the most pleasiag and com- forting beverages tht ean be given an in- valid and nt the same time is a powerful re- storer. ‘Ihe Port, Clivet and Climax Brandy are ahead of all other products. 1 Brown says you are about buying a Type- writer. Why not look at the Caligraph? "6 Hotel Johnson Cafe. DOLLAR pre Delicacies: Norfolk Spots, Blne Fish, Crabs, Lobatera, Sweet Canteloupes, Remember, ed. High Grade only. Fins trade sol: It §. Heller is making a specialty in Ladic and Children’s Hair Cutting and Shampooing. 720 7th atrect. it Just Received a lnrge assortment of Gray Switches and Bangs at very low prices. AtS. Hutien's, 70 7th street. itt Dog Collars engraved. Razors honed free. Fishing Tackle. Watroxp, 477 I Vietor THE PROG: you want a safe investment. Itis incorporated under the Laws of the State of Maryland and the Court has just decided that it is all right. $100 in 1 year, $100 in 1 ygar. $10 per Week Sick Benefits. Also a Benefit Paid to Your Family in Event of Death. The Progressive Endowment League peys $100 in one year at the most economical cost. Amuch better investment. for your savings than a Savings Bank or Building Association, as the profits are mach greater the returns are ab-olutely sure, aud ev tifieate holder will receive their 5100 at the expiration of ove year from date of same. “ ‘This ix the One Year” Endowment Order that has recently been decided by the Court as doing a legitimate business. “he best and satest_ Endowment Fraternity in existence. Custodians of the funds are the Mercantile ‘Trust and Deposit Co. of Baltimore and the Fidelity and Deposit Co. of Maryland, Every Supreme Otticer is bonded by surety bonds for twice the anount of money he is likely to handle at any one time, Now is the time to join. Ladies and Gentle- men admitted on equul terms. Libers! arrangements made with those who can organize a Lodge. Send for circulars and information. Good live organizers wanted. Address office of the Supreme Lodge, 229 N. Howard st., Baltimore, Me aud-m,wi&eedi* Your Gain—Our Loss! We're overstocked on Outing Shirts. “We make no bones about it”—and if price will tempt you, we're going to “unload.” Shirts that were 21.75 Shirts that were $1.50 Shirts that were $1.25 Shirts that were $1.00 Now going at 89c. each. See our b9e. window. Hewnxx Franc & Sox, One Price, ault2t ‘Cor. 7th and D. Dr. C. W. Benson, tho well-known Balti- more Specialist in Skin Diseases and Diveases of the Nervous System, bus opened an oflice in Washington, 1).C., for the treatment of all Skin and Nervous Disedses and Catarrh. We utilize electricity in trenting these diseases, and in re- moving supertluons hairs, warte, moles, marks tumors and all blemishes. Dr. Benson or his partner, Dr. E. 0. Mannakee, can be found every Wednesday aud Friday, from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., and every Friday night from 6:30 to 9, at their office, 1212 G st. n.w. Baltimore of- fice 521 N. Hows a; Buy a Machine With » Reputation Earned by Forty Years of Faithful Service. Examine our New High-Arm- No. 9. Its silent rotary motion free from the heavy, rasping ac- tion of shuttle machines. Wanrtun & Witsox Mra. Co., fe28-ste 487 9th st, nw, Fits, Spasms, St. Vitus Drunken- ness, Opium Habit cured by Dr. Miles’ Nervine. Free samples at dtr Menrz’s Davo Stons, 1014 F st. An Invention be me Sogn Atepes! Wheeler & Wilson's New Itcharms on sight. Its use enraptures. Office 437 9th street northwest. all-te EXCURSIONS. PICNICS, &c. | EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &c. | EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &e | THIS EVENING. DBESTONY OF THE MIDSUMMER FESTIVAL TE GREES LAWNS OF MARSHALL HALL SATU LVENING. AUGUST # handsome directory of thie festival to every lady “aL FRERSS oNCERT . WASHINGTON MANDULIS" BANJO AND oufan Assisted by Their As ‘iate Meinbers, by Thole oF ronte! ae Ousint Old Mansion, “Here will we ait and let the sodas of ustiste creep inourears: soft stillness and the mixbt the 1 Siren, W 2 Recitation... & Sewetion, violin = A mied by entire cheb. ‘crompanied vy entire cl 5. Selection, “Fiiwuts ot Fan y" H. A. Bure Song and dence mierody) W. . and G. Club. Played for Brst tue in public, $ Comte song. Chi 7. Banjo Solo, Prof. stepien B.C 8 Serenade, “Hi iu ..-nyder rons ©. Dust tor mano! Cooper 10. Trimnph Marek. stro Wo Mt. Band ‘ab 3 GRAND BALL At THE NEW PAVILION. “Beautiful maid Wien the uacie 2. Waits, “Bercnade gute Mam ious. que W. Me Beand G. Chul 2 Lancers, “The Chie: og Marat Wali, Sebroeder Souel Me Ribu he eile of the veut” a mieht te careru brow 5 ‘iu e and dream, ibe Sailor’ ; Cartan B 5 Waits, “The Bunz ee “ir. 6. Lancers, **Mooniiciit on tive Potomac” 7. Schottinghe, ‘Dowd iveut Sackett” . man Went Folks, “Listen to My tale of W 9: Quadtiie, cur Boys" 10. York, "The Queen ot t 1. Waite, “Sweet Dreams’ Pro:. Scbrocdor's Strapere MAGALEST LR an. SAICURDAY EVENING, ACGUSS 1. Two Bouts! Two Mande! Fireworks! Round-trip tickote, iwcludiux Concert and Ball, 25 couts. LL BLAKE, Commanding Macalester JOB, C. MeKIBBIN, Siivenats Hale auldet ‘TT YESTY MILEs DOWN THE BIVER AT 6 P.M. DANCING AT NOTLEY HALL FROM 7 TILL 10. PISTORIO'S MUSIO. Ind. 8. B. and B. Co.'s steamer | atOp.m. fore twenty-milerun down the Potomac, touching at Notley Hall. vos N at. wharf J. H. JOHNSON, aul3 Superintendent. Goseae And the CHAUTAUQUA GROUNDS, The most charming ride out of Washington, on the ELEGANT CARS OF THE GLEN ECHO RAILWAY, Unequsied Equipment. Magnificent Scenery. Beginning MONDAY, AUG GRAND CON Win be given afternoun ani evening in the great AMPHITHEATER, ‘These concerts will Le special features during the open season. Aduussion to concerts and grounds, 25 cents. COME 10 GLEN ECHO. _au8-Im RIVER view. WASHINGTONIANS’ MOST POPULAR RESORT. MOM SL4ACTIONS THAN ALL OTHEM KIVER RESORTS COMBINED. THE PALACK STEAMER SAMUEL J. PENTZ SUNDAYS. Will make three trips, leaving 7th st. wharf 10:45, UL Slo dud G p.m. aarp. Tickets, 25 conta WEDNESDAYS ‘Will make three trips, 9:45a.m., 1:45 and 6:45 p.m. Tickets, 25 cents. SATURDAYS, Family day, two tops, 9:45a.m., 1:45 p.m. Tickets, 10 cents. SPECIAL SATURDAY EVENING TRIPS TO Indian Head, stopping at iver View coing and return- Ay. “Leaving 6:30 p.1m, aarp. Ticket 2Scente, Steamer and grounds lighted by Electricity. ‘The Best Meais ‘urnished on the Potomse river oF anywhere else for oniy 3c. No objectionauie parties allowed on boat or grounds. ‘For charvers, &o., cail or address a6 E. 8. RANDALL, Proprietor. eee uc WASHINGTON EXCURSION COMPANY Wil iv DAILY EXCURSIONS To CLIFTON BEACH And COLONIAL BEACH ‘On the PALACE STEAMEK Gi! As follows: DAY. TUESDAY, WED: DAY, THURSDAY, sbAY and SUNDAY MULAING kt 9 ait, for eLin LON BEACH and COLONIAL BEACH, Ketucnane ty tue eity-by 10 pam, Meornius Family Excursion tor Clifton rokuruing to the city br 6 Su p.u., tor Co.ontal Beach, ive ‘wevtired On Lot or eet. ML. PALR EL SSS onhutnaave., where atrungenients Jor climtters cali wise be tu Sat Mater Batis, Fisting, Crabbing, and Spieudid ais a COLONIAL BEACR Are cuaranteed. Music on the boat. Tueinanavesent desire to Mupress upon the pubtic GPsICNS KiveR by tie Will be strictiy Arst= Dy objecliohavwe Characters Will Ue peruuitted, ‘ST 1 the tare to Coionial Beach y for Saturday might trips) will Love at Tas.” ‘The Palace Steamer SAM'L J. PLNTZ ‘Will commence her INDIAN HEAD trips SATURDAY EV! , JULY 11, Andevery Saturday during the season, stopping at River View soing ind returning. Dancing at Kiver View during the evening. Leaving 7tu st Wharf at 6:30 p.m. Home 10:40. Tickets, Se. No objectionable parties allowed on the bost or grounds, E. 8. RANDALL, roprietor. RGE LEARY, ‘MO; ¥ cu the Bos Ouand aiter AU on steamer Geo. Le: 3y10-3m STEAMER AKLOWSMITH For COLONIAL BEACH MONDAYS and WEDNESDAYS at 4 P.M, And SATURDAYS at 5:30 P, M. Bee advt. ‘River Steamers" other column. y15-1m (ANSUAL &: NT WASHINGTON LIGHT INEANTRY CORPS @Pirst Battalion, D.C. N. G2, At OCEAN VIEW, VA., AUGUST 16 TO 24, 1901, INCLUSIVE. The corps, accompanied by the Third Artillery bend, will leave by the new and luxuriously appointed ORFOLK of the NOKIOLK ASD WASHINGTON D, C., STEAM: BOAT CUMPAN On SUNDAY MORNING, August 16, 1891, at 7 o'clock, arriving at Ocoan View, Va., af 6:50 O'clock thus affordmsy the trieuds o: the Injantry an vortumty to cajoy the Lesutitul scenery of the dotowac and the Chesapeake bay by daylig! de- cided aud pleasing novelty. dicket®, wood on either of the steamers of this line from Augast 10 to 24, inclusive, abd retura within ve days afer the close ot the encampment, may beoo- tained at the 1obowing places Cuus. C. M. Lovtiter, 1411 G at. nw. Acker & Kenner, 1429 Pu. Sheiler & stevens, 111 168 Or at the armory of ones a j, at the 5.00 for tho round ip. Site Feuuenuber tat theo this She “only ain tat honenere win Corps can retura ou the Bre, arriving in yi nytt ‘on Monday iuvaing' st “Pasties purchasing tickets mast register thete names, ing tickets mn * PSS the corps wil aio return DY dapat, Meet BETHESDA PAL town apd hock the hour and haut hour ofthe Gesrwetown a std excurs.on on no rs BVILEE RAILROAD TENALLA TOWN “ARP Rce TR. Bal DAILY TRIPS EVERY SreuPaperiver landinss: to. and oniy boat fap idee. Toot of ot TOMORKOW. PULL Ke DAYS. Aged, 13 WOCUST 20 eiwen Church. Adiutenon, 20 AND SLE THE SHOOTING TOURNAMENT ¢ oJ Ot the NATIONAL GUN CLUB AT RIVER VIEW, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19. ‘The best shots som Aufigremt of shot for GONDAY, aveusr 16. ‘Memories of the Peerless Mattawomac Oa the Velvety Lawus of MARSHALL HALLt “A drowsy amell of flowers—gray heliotrope And white sweet clover and shy mignonette— Comes faintiy in and sient chorus Innis To the pervading symphony of peace.” (Tumen annvar DAY AND EVENING EXCURSION oF COLUMBIA TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION, No. 101, MONDAY, AUGUST 17, 1891, nen Fartct : wl persicae There wil — Latinggemsemnreipmnba gan,"s Kuadeil Uaioe ends lence sumyerst peiers The peerioss Mattawomac was renowned thronch| ON STEAMER CHARLES MACALESTER. iolte iy the eshte wercbepte of Washinton, all the Indian country as the beautiful amd yood . Nery ay i ictited go portiapate a the ghootiae fer pole gga Moyen el nndngreereiareue Tickets, S0e.: Children, 2 Sng hangin prgen,Eamey iene ete far ws former possesvor of the coumtry about the Piscataway. Qe WIS ee, % am BOD. Any. Gd Pa. ave. Bw Its related ta McKibuin's wocoite of Merehall Hai | _rost Mawes wharf at 20 a.m., 2:20and 6:30p.m., | H0.'5)"01i ot cll fichamwiat eb teak Soke Fetnening at 11:90 p.m. Dancing ail day and evening at Marshall Tell. that Mattawomac was early converted by the holy m Who held the cross aloft in colonial Maryland and spent her Sundays at Marshall Hall im quiet com- AoHON Foons munings. A midsummer Sunday at Marshal! Hail fe | | AD individual Ariti by members of the District Na- —— still aday of peaceful harmony. ‘The green lawns | tions) Guard after the ervivsl of the evening boat. oN now velvety as the sttminer has progcessed—retain | A gold medal warded the pleasant: sedate represen So touman apd — secre ‘TRE NATIONAL AMATEUR REGATTA vod. at gout RIVER EXCURSION - TOMORKOW, SUNDAY, ACGUST 16, Of the SORES SOO/S Ee NOR, TWO BOATS—TWO BANDS. AT TRE ILLINOIS AND WISCONSIN ASSOCIATIONS, ‘On the Macsiester to MARSHAL. HALL, TUESDAY, AUGUST 18, 6.30 P.M. Speeches, music and dancing. Tickets, 25 cents, good on any trip Tues lay. “+ PPARLWELL Pic Pets PROGRAM BY THE NATIONAL GUARD BAND. “*Lap me in soft Lydian aire, ‘Married to fmmortal verso Such as the meeting soul may pierce” su)5.0et_SOUTH END LONG BRIDGE. | [ow ort: Look our: GRAND SALON CAROUSEL OR FLYING MORBES. 1 deat ver Part 1. ‘March, Transition... Sextette from “Lucia, Brooke Donizetti | ne UBIA PISHIN Over a quarter of 3 century ago ‘ie Caprice, **The Darky’s Dream” (by request)..Lansing | PM CID eave cue intelel openime Pic tic FINANCIAL, Trombone solo by Mr. Gebike, **The Pai ys 7 e. us Uy lara becker She WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COM- Mul be the last Picts 0: FANS : aioe NoTReiwta checia. — 1 A} - eee Cols REC | Wii move into their handsome mew office building Special 1 The CRESCES, Wal rive oa ere about September b Corer Oth and F sts. ae. .-Balfe Galop, “Little Coquett es Mr, A. W. Schroeder, Conductor. Officos are now for rant in thie well pang. tus, every ceuveumner und woly tame aeons. Ner'te hioderate im comparitas With: ny [out ier: Band on the Macaiester— Band on the Corcoran. PROGRAM ON THE CORCORAN-SCHROEDER’S SELECI BAND. 1. March, *Sound of Peace’ AY RIDGE. B WASHINGTON DIVISION, UNIFORM &, KNIGHTS PYTRIAS, Will take posession of BAY RIDGE, THE VEAUTIFUL, emate notes tor sie, 00 Cpwans tears Oper at anid “unninie trots cme to ve yaar ‘Chil ana soe us or write for pamphets, eR LOHIS, 2. Overture, Briliiant... TUKSDAX, AUGUST 17. ard It. Warner, Prestdrat, 8. Serenade, Euphoniuin solo. Our frien’ 7 e mots \ ice 1 Fema, erenade, friends are strivtly emyg:ned to accomany we. 4. Waltz, “Adelina” » ag qe pe Trait leave 15..1u.5 1 Wand 4:28 pan. Wa B Cus, pf onecarngge oma Be sure and buy your tickets frou the commute, DIRECTORS. 7. Selection, Erminie . 8 Galop, Humoristic, See the handsome New Pavilion. ‘See the Beautiful New Dining Room. See the Elegant Payods and the Riding Gallery. NATIONAL REGATTA TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, August 18 and 19, 1891 Bowl on the Bowling Alley ‘Shoot tn the Shooting Gallery. ‘Take the popular and reliable steamer nee wow DORAN Rest on the Wide Verandas of the Quaint Old Man- = VE MONEY aun. To See the Bost Races. Opens Bank Account with Woops & CO., BANKERS. (On pay day come in and Mart your sccount with us, ho watter if itisamail Donot besitate vm tat ec- Jay all your bills by check . i tea receipt. It you willdeposit your entire salary and pay ail your obligations by check you Will see your account iu rease mouth by mouth. The races will bs held on the lower course of the Po- tomac river, and it will be necessury to be on theOOR- COKAN to obtain a good view of ail the races. The CORCOKAN is the safest boat on the river. The tickets being limited, it will be wise to obtain them early. REFRESHMENTS OF ALL KINDS Will be served on the boat. Wander over the Green Lawns and Take Your Euse "Neath the Shude of the Great Ancestral Trees. Go down on the 11 s. m. boat and spend a restful day. SUNDAY SCHEDULE. ‘The “Charles Macalester" at 11 a. m., 2:30 and6 P. am. sharp. National Guard Band, The ““W. W. Corcoran” at 3-15 p. im. eeeas n Schroeder's Seiect Band. Boat leaves Mount Vernon steamboat wharf, foot 7th oes — Street, Lla.m. Leaving Georgetown, foot Jist street, Dabepeenees FARE, Row: ‘D TRIP, 25 CENTS. 12 noon. ‘Woops & ©O., Tickets, 50°. For sale at Metzerott'’s Music Store, BaNKERS ania.” **Red Men” and “Ritter will | 4119 ¥ yt. -Commbia Athlete Ch i . 7 the “Germania. y ne well : Co'um ie Club, Shoreham Drag fagion aud Otuo Junction, oa are Ot She Wask eer tie cnalter Hodges, Libeary Drug Store, 28 st. vod Pad = oA Seat ave. 80, aulo-at SUNDAY, AUGUST 16, 1891, fweurr ich yourself and famnily are rowpectfully invited. ys ieave B. and. depot, th abd Bis iw Fahd? ai ke BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. SUESCRIBED STOCK, ##&i,0 ‘Baas the best plan Gevined tor securing Home, NO AUCTION OF MONEY. - NO BACK DUES REQUIRED, Any amonnt loaned, repayable €15 per month ep each @1,0Wedvauced. Buares,t] per iuowth, NAtionat reoarta. TUESDAY, AUGUST 18, PALACE STEAMER SAMUEL J. PENTZ ‘Will leave 7th st. wharf at 11 a.m., anchor at finish. id trip, 2: been engaged for the occasion. $8 OL eluent Eember the excur-fon willie pestponed “until the for wine Sunday. cetuilly. eee THE COMMITTEE, N.B.—No tuproper characters will be wdyutted. itt ae 7 _ gUNDay see reach steniner BY row bontestanchorage. | gis PER CENT ALLOWED OM DEPOSITS. AT NOTLEY HALL. wie eee $20,000 placed m New Loaus. Refreshunents on board, ~ = PISIORIO'S FINE ORCHESTRA, aoe Fer ee rT eee MR. . OFFICERS GARRY ALLEN, an15.2t Prootter. | aan ent eae tron of Phonograph Fame, FIGHT ANNUAL ;T: Ticmpecn, Leap. ui oe Suita. he mez, [Aaa cite AOE: | auemcan gl ABERe eesar os 3 WS10A8 TO GRANGE CAMP, VA. 4 . MR. J. M. RODRIGI auenst ahead is ME. Va. it CAN gap TRUST OO. — By prowiteut sp: on acricuitural and other NAtoNaL, ubiects, 2 bar ‘Will render a Twelve Number Concert. ALLL yd AUGTST —— OF WASHINGTON, é When many proaiment aitian:e officers will addzees B.EZOOR 16TH ST. AND NEW YORE AVR Steamer from Net. wharfat 10:30, 3 and 6:30 and} yo GRAND TOL ES SMENTS FOR LARGE ‘Chartered by special act of Congress January 22, L867. Beorganized unaer act Congress Uctober 1, 188 from *Hsli"at 1:30, 5 and 9. A forty-five minute Ea UOON ast run, J. H, JOHNSON, 700 € st. aw. Hon acronaut, racecar ene otras a oe ‘Trupsscts the business of@ eee ape rpmaapentee ‘TRUST COMPANY 00%! ALE For 25 ceNTS PURE) XolBil BANDS, Ap ali tte varioms branchen DANCING, AcL USEMENTA. bu RIVLE VIEW, TEL ResStAURANT, FIN CruG (Also the business of e SHADE. GROVE AND TN Ok IKE BAVINGS BANK SUNDAY, AUGUST 16. = RT AND PLE x} "3 ~ rosin Ex Tt. J cusint HERAYAMA JAPANESE revolver slit of the wu! re SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANT, a hititions in shoot Piuced oh the head ot ang see wim. He is act of suooting trom aL ae Us y runes, Au . Children, bail DEPOTY aie, (120) DAYLIGHT FIRE WORKS. The greatest novelty ever imported into this country. ‘Tho first tims ever shown in this vicinity, ‘Capital: ONE MILLION OF DOLLARS. Actses executor, administrator, guardian of thes fates of mninore, cousuulttee of the yestatee of lunatics, Fecesver, amycuee aud executes truste of any and every — special Seecription. Grand Balloon Asccns:on and ParachuteJump by | 41.5 ZW). dds ind (1110p. ‘eaadeia janine ot TEM CENTS WILLIAMS, secret: ry - money deposits im eum the world-renowned lady aeronaut, TR ELAR tore abe upward aud allows interest thereon, GRACE SHANNON, ge Aoaus wouey Upon real estate end collateral escur- and seate at the ta shin josit. Cuuier ay. Queen of the Clouds, in her blood-thrilling Fu Ae ath ee QuHSUINS: Sung AMEE | Sells first-class real estate and other securitien. Barthoidi the only steaer will fellow eure your tickets. = |, limited. ING. CUMBERLAND & SON, aul3-at Foot o1 F st. BALLOON ASCENSION AND PARACHUTE LEAP, ‘Tho most daring feat ever accomplished by women. Come yourself and bring the children. The Steamers SAMUEL J. PENTZand EXCELSIOR will leave their wharf at 10:45 am., 1, 3:15 and 5:30 p.m, Receives SILVER WARE and all kinds of VALU. AUI.LS upou deposit im capactous storms vaulteof ULsurpassed dryness and security. Shadi watwe tor rout trou 95 60 6125 per annum. Office Lours—Daily frou ¥e.m. to 4p.m., amd umtih others see umveredy ‘dation’ to the regular ofoe ‘On the Jot day’ ot each aomth, ‘Cu tae last Uus.tiess day of each: mouth. Li ie trae ct ahd aed dae of nck month SUndiayeen-epted). Wieu' Le dou tae om Sunday the 1éth day will be AMUSEMENTS. KES as ices Tea ren, ‘Peunsyivania ave. and Lith st. TICKETS, 23 CENTS. No objectionabie parties allowed on boats or grounds. auld ES. RANDALL, Proprietor. BA* see GRAND DEDICATION OF THE NEW HOUSE Preside BENJANI. P SAYDER. Vice CHARLES C. GLU) kit, First. MONDAY, AUGUST 17. ON THE CHESAPEAKE. JAMLS AL JOBNSTON, "Becond. ‘Tresmurer, aig —— ramet TL. SiC. TRVANT. ALBEE BOBBY GAYLOR, In His Latest Success, SALT WATER BATHING, BOATING, FISHING, CRABBING. EXCELLENT RESTAURANT, SUPERIOR SERVICE. SPORT McALLISTER, ONE OF THE 400, Mactuew G. Linery, On ries A. James, Be Francie Kuyaee,” Charies ©. Glover, Jolin @. Parse, edarore, a cicphiane, may A Wenner, Sanu A Soke, ives deers Under the Manage:uent of Win. A. Brady, Supported by a Talented Company, SUPERB MUSIO BY Including Georxie Parker, May Gay!or, Beatrice Nor- re rune ches. & & NAVAL ACADEMY BAND. man, ©. W. Young are the Oiymjia Quartet. LEWIS G_TEWKSBCKY, WB Bauser,W Broadway, NY. Meuver Washington Stock backauge. LEWIS G. TEWKSBURY & CO., BANKEKS AND BROKERS, 1305 F ST., WASHINGTON, D. ©., Bus. and soll for ciel, or on mania Stocks, Bowda, ie ox “Re Sites to New York and Chicago. ‘Matinees Tucsday, Thursday and Saturday. Scale of prices—Night, 15, 25, 50 and 75 cents; mat- inee, 10, 25 and 50 cents. A good reserved seat for 23centa, Amusements of all kinds, including free theatrical exhibitions, TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY. by ND TRIP - - =. . @L oss terest alivwed up arponite. aidan Goat mae =e outTsown tenon wages int. = “Als Laval pe utiiowe useit 4 ‘Trains leave B.and O. Station, week days—9:154.m., Constant quotations ail markets. Telephone Ba. 220-0¢ LILIAN LEWI LBAUGH’S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. Every Even.nz—Oniy Matinee Saturday. 3 N OPERA corate ‘W. CORSON. SO. MACARTN| 8 ee CORSON & MACARTNEY, 1:90and 4:28 p.m. Sundays—¥:35 a.m., 1:90 and 325 pom 133m VEE EXCURSIONS. 5 S OPEEs 88: rt ST_X. ©. R es W. T. CARL; TON OPLEA $8: GLOVER BUILDING, 14ly F . 12 MILES ON THE POTOMAG a Lankers and Lowers in Goveroment Bonds. wiagp Dag AMOMITA, na DTTOU Fechanee, Loans. | Collections, a ms Socks an Lem Theted otandette bossy er het. GENERAL ADMISSION, 25 CENTS. matiranet picck? S25 Nock, Fiiliadeiphie Bowes oe Stop at Alexandria Ve. ap15-Om ate, Bes and Sitios touch and soba. “ggecia) toade Gf ivestiment Lents thd local Hatirosd, Gam, Diroae Stace, dente tn. Next week DOnOLH pearance of Mr. W. . Caricten. Seats now un sale. a5 Be nd FUTURE DAYS. G#AND K OF. P BARBECUE ON MONDaY, ee DER GEIST rn 3 a At Bethesda Park, mery county. At Washington Schuetzen Pari, 7thet.road, by | Lunusur'Warhiaten onl cereale Eee INCURDiA DIVISION, No. 5. WEDNESDAY and 1110 Frito pow line ut sotto. st 6 | Aucune. i. sor bene of Pt o's Faris of ete “He, fol'owing divisious will parade on the 17th at 3 | XP's ni ‘Profimscna: ‘on THURSDAY at sauce hour. orciock: First prizo for amateurs s handsvnse roud cart. sero is Washington Div.. No. 1: Nelson, No. 2; Columbia, third, ie. rock a prize Rogie yet 3.2 | Sadale thi tridie:tourth, nding whi Miret prix . None wean, wet of drvvine barucse, thats base Genet! sdimission, 2c. auld." | fourth: drivin’ wiuy. Urstorol toe day. OE pom te te pioempel ede secon Ysera Mo. | Suitimore county, Juo st Couneclvan, SL, U'kena. i ALL wust Fide nua} udcress JOH M. Hee ACS Te Bi nore ana | COUNSEL MAR, en sjtonny DiC Diunst soiner ofpecel ee, of,turouarh, cae, leave Beltipore apd | SSA etmeahancetaotisfisis su ntvames at ery ieee pita... Rauraine leave Rea-MarOp.m. jarrive | Siicnomusisie. ae ‘Seven hours at Heu-Mar. An excellent dinner at Pen- Mary Sbe."-Hound-tnip tickets; “S50; cularea el a medgene, lp No Mons. *Tickets.can be had im advance of W. 8. Grifith, 742 ses vee goin” fer fae nat Sth st. o.w.; H.W. Hicham, 476 Pennsyivaua ‘ave. cap dnaommaneate That diapiay ‘Bayiy, 405 7th st. a. ‘sul2or 70 SEE THE for the tect in the window of ERCHANTS AND MINES THANSPORTA |. Peaty ears M TioN COMPANY. ATHLETICS. i San ie TO BOSTON BY SEA, SATURDAY AND MONDAY. ave. MAGNIFICENT IRON STEAMSHIPS. SAILING FROM BALTIMORE EVERY THURSDAY AT 4 O'CLOCK Pat GAME COMMENCES AT 4:30 P.M. amp] Dancing ginning today, from 6:0 to 10 p.m. ioe ‘upper deck state room | Cars of the Rockville railrosd ruff from terminus of iueass and a ‘saloon state room | Gevrcetown and Tennallytown railway every half our on hour and halt Dour until 11 p.m. ‘Swings, Flying Horses and other smusementa, Gooa Water, Light Refreshments, &c.0u10-6t and 22 years, $7. Round Each state room contains two berths.) ‘Wor further information address: 4. L. HUGGING, Agent, i Foot Long Deck, % . ‘Telephone 267. {jell-Sm} Baltimore, Ma.