Evening Star Newspaper, August 29, 1891, Page 16

‘The Weather. FORECART TILL MIGHT A.M. SUNDAY. For the District of Columbia and Mary- land, continued cooland generally fair weather, with overcast today, except showers in south- eastern Maryland; northerly winds; same con- ditions Sunday. ‘ For Virginia, generally fair, except showers fn extreme southeast portion; northerly winds; stationary temperature today; slightly warmer and probably fuir Sanday, except in southeast portion local snowers CONDITION OF THE WATER Tem ture and condition of water at 7 m.: Great Falls. temperature, 72; condition, ©. Receiving reservoir, temperature. 79. Con- dition at north connection. 8; condition at south connection, 36; distributing reservoir, temperature, 78; condition at influent gate Bouse, 8, condition at effluent gate house, IL bh Water. Low Water. sate aid pm. |1020am. 10:32 p.m pb cond Stasis Masow’s Iernoven Fart Jans at Scmazren Bros., 1020 7th st. n. Youn eyesight fitted, $1. Hemrien’s, cor. 434. Masox’s improved fruit jars at Snazren Bao.'s, 1020 7th st. v.w. Srrcrat for Monday at Gitt's, 1429 F st. Battercups, 25 cents pound. Szx advertisement in special notice column of Rochdale Co-operative Society. Wars et paid off buy your cigars by the box. een money. That 91 box 50 eigars. Sicxtes, 1011 Pa. ave. "a¥T8 reduced to 23.40. = E:semax Bros., 7th and E. eee = hats just received from ¥. hatter. B. Hi. Srixemerz & Soss, 1237 Pa. ave., Sole agents. as reduced to #4. = - sean Bnos., 7th and E. Wosartx’s Icr Cuzax shipped anywhere out ef town by express. 1427 New York ave. Pawrs reduced to $2.90. Eiwem, Usri. Sarr. 15 ror Casa ‘ We will allow 20 per cont discount on refriger- ators and baby carriages. 200 refri rs from £2.75 to § 100 baby carringus from $5 to =: We will also allow 10 per cent discount on 1,000 rolls of straw mattings, all patterns and qualities. from 10 cents to 6 cents per yard. W. B. Moses & Soxs, Lith and F sta. ‘axe reduced to $2. ™ Eiszwan Bros, 7th and E. Canrers Creaxep by the Empire Carpet ‘Works, 631-635 Mass. ave. n.w., are made moth poothes of charge. ‘Telephone 425-2. Paxts reduced to $5. Ersexan Bros., 7th and E. each. CITY AND DISTRICT. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Apavon's.—Carleton Opera Troupe in “The Gondoliers.” Haart’ Buov.—“Aunt Malindy.” Kenuvay’s Lycecs. —Lillian Lewis in “Credit Lorreine. —— EXCUESIONS TOMORROW. River View.—Sam'l J. Pentz and Excelsior, 1045 a.m., 1, 3:15 and 5:30 p.m. Mansmart Hatt.—Charles Macalester at 11 am, 230 and 6p.m. W. W. Corcoran st 3:15 pm. Bar Rinot.—Trains leave B. and O. station at 935 am., 1:30 and 3:15 p.m. Corosraz, Bracu.—George Leary at 9 a.m. Currox Bract.—George Leary at 9a.m. About 1 o'clock this morning Officer Mooner attempted to stop two colored men who were Facing their teams on the avenue, and at the corner of 6th street he was struck by one of them, knocked down and badly bruised. Wm. Dupee was fined $5 in thetPolice Court today for wasting Potomac water. ——_— Capt. Benson's Men Marching Home. Capt. Benson with his company, A of the fifth battalion, D. C. left Harper's Ferry Yesterday morning at 7o'clock and will arrive at Washington Sunday afternoon about 5. The boys will be met at Georgetown by other com- panies of the guard and escorted to their armory on Penasyivania avenue over Center Market. oe ‘Will Go With the Opera Company. The National Capital Press Club is tolose one of its oiticers with the departure of the Carle- ton Opera Company. Mr. E. S. Conner, the secretary of the club, has accepted an offer to attend to the advance interests of the Carleto Opera Company and will enter upon his new duties early next month. —_—.—___ Kicked by a Horse. Jobn T. Poates, a young man working in the horseshoeing establishment at 210 2d street, was badiy kicked this morning by a fractious horse. ‘The young man was seriously if not dangerously injured by kicks on the head and breast. ile was removed to Providence Hos- pital and made as comfortable as possible. doung Poates lives on Jackson street in Ana- costa, where he has many friends. pS aie Kose McDevitt Dead. Rose McDevitt, whose serious illness was noted in Tux Stax of yesterday, died last night ‘et Freedman's Hospital. Sho was a native of Ireland and nearly sixty years of age, and her history is cotemporancous with that of the police, having ever since its organization, nearly thirty years ago. been one of those fre- quently arresied for drunkenness and vagrancr, end in that time it is thought she put in fully one-bulf the time in the workhouse. postend sor Cosmet To Fly to Providence. Mr. L.A. Schmid will liberate tomorrow morning at 5:30 four homing pigeons for J. J. Costelio of Providence, RI. These birds are trying for the gold legband offered by L. A. Schmid to the Providence fanciers for the bes average speed made from Washington to Provi- dence. This is open until the 3ist of October, So for the bird Juliet, owned by Mr. Brooks Borden, holds it. These tlightsare made under the management of E 5. Starr of Philadelphia. $$$ Gone to Camp Douglass. ‘Those members of company B, first separate battalion, whose business would not permit them to enter camp with the command will leave this afternoon and arrive at Camp Doug- lass bright and early Sunday morning. The following are those who compose this happy squad: Capt. J. A Perry, Lieut. P. B. Meridtth, Sergw. V. P. Addison, James A. Green and Samuel Piper, Corpls.’ Wm. H. Thomas and Gabriel Duncan, Privates Samuel Parker, John Bargess, John Holland, Wm. Ridgiy. Wm. H. Holland, Wm. H. Bundy, George Catler, Chas. W. Preston, ignatius Butler, Osborne Holland, Edward H. Ware, John Francis, Wm. Henson, ‘Thomas Griffin, Henry Rollins, C. C. Stewart, W. H. Alexander, Frederick Johnson, Lewis Wills, E. B. Williams and Frank Henlerson. When this squad joins the remainder of the company which is now in camp the entire com- pany B will be present or accounted for, ex- cept one man, who is confined at home with broken leg. Couxray Homes. —Families in fair circum- Stances find it pays in picasure, education, health and otherwise to own » country home. Our leading basiness iggy vemarnrer men ap- Cuaxor or ScurD’ ms UL« via NosFOLE axp West- R—On and after Sunday, Aug. 30, the nandeah tis & t, | summer garden, tonight —Adrt AMUSEMENTS. Avpavon's.—Anber's charming “Fra Diavolo,” was listened to at Albaugh’s last night by an audience that completely filled the how: and that was evidently determined to be plea-ed. To the critical ear there was much to please and some to condemn. The principals in Mr. Carlton's company want more experience be- fore they can properly sing Aubur's ornate wore, for even the voice of Mise Clara Lane, which is abundant in volume, even if it some- times lacks sweetness, is hardly flexible enough for the delicate work of Zerlina. This young woman, however, deserves warm for the honest and conscientious manner in which # has filled every role that has been assigned her. She is an earnest and painstaking singer and has developed into an excellent actress. Her acting in Zerlina was all that could be desired and in the chamber scene she was piquant and atthe same time maidenly modest. Some of her vocal work was really artistic, notably the well-known soug, “On Yonder Rock Reclining, Which fully justiiied the encore it received. It was an ambitious attempt in Mr. Carleton to assume the title role, for the score is written for a tenor, but there is no one else in the com- peny who conld come anywhore near singing the part. With some tran«positions Mr. Carle- ton was satisfactory and his interpolated song in the second act was artistically given. The cavatina with which the last ect commences of course had to be cut. Mr. Carleton looked and acted the part perfectly and hie death scene was very dramatic. Messrs. J. K. Murray and Bigelow farnishod ‘a great deal of fun as the two robbers and the former gentioman sang “Let All Obey” as it has not been heard here since the laie 8. C. Campbell. He richly deserved the double en- core that followed. ir. Fitzgeraid was an ai ceptable Lord Alicash, though one bit of busi- ness was “positively shocking.” and Miss Alice Vincent as Lady Allcash was up to ber usual standard. Mr. Huntley was a fierce-looking | brigadier and sang the part so well that there seemed to be no excuse for his cutting the song “I Loved Hee So” in the last act. The chorus did excellently. Tonight the company will close its season with “The Gondoliers.” Pxor. barstox’s Evucatep Hoxses.—Next week's attraction at Albaugh’s will be Prot. D. M. Bristol's school of thirty educated horses, mules and ponies, all having been trained by himself. A novel feature of the entertainment will bea military drill, which is something so near human intelligence that one cau hardly dispossess himself of the idea that the horses are not reasoning beings, the discipiine is #0 perfect. Another is the mathematical act of Sultan, who, after telling the time by a watch or clock, the month and day of the month, gives correct answers to sums in addition, sub- traction, multiplication and division gi him by the professor and the audience. _ ted that this horse was taught this difficult ira little more than two weeks. The mati- ees, Which will be given on Wednesday, Fri- day and Saturday, will possess special attrac- Hons for the hitle ones, as the horses will hold a reception at the close of the entertainment, when all the children who desire will be given ride in charge of the atiendanis. ‘Bisou.—On ext Monday night Mr. James Reilly, the young dialect comedian, will, introduce his, bright, melodies, and pretty t Harris’ Bijou Theater m “The Broom- Reilly is regarded by many as the only man who can fill the place on the Ameri- can stage that the death of J. K. Emmett leaves nt. He will introduce the songs that have been favorites with his audiences heretotore and a number of new ones besides. The cast is a competent one and includes two very clever children, with whom Yohann (Mr. Reilly) has some very pretty scenes. “The Broomamaker” will be the attraction for the week,with matinees on Tuesday, Thursday and The Witmark Brothers, in their Reilly’s Cellar Door,” form one of the special attractions of the performance. Viueistvs.—On Monday night the perform- ance of “Virginius,” with which Mr. Robert Downing will begin bis engagement at the Na- tional ‘heater, will be given for the benefit of Columbia Division, No. 3, U. R, K. of P. Mr. Downing is a member of the Pythian order and is held in high esteem by his associates, who always give him a warm reception in this his native city. It is understood that a large num- ber of seats have already been secured by the knights, who will be present in uniform and add to the interest of the occasion. Virginius is considered one of Mr. Downing’s best parte, and his friends here will be giad to witness the marked improvement which he has made in his work since he last played in Washi Miss Engenie Blair's Vurg:nia is well known as & delicate yet forceful piece of acting. The supporting company is said to be good and the play will be well placed upon the stage. Tickets may be obtained of members of Columbia ion or at the box oitice of the theater. Rio Rey and her Spe- Paragons, Spanish Dancers and Man dolinists will be the attraction at Kernan’s Lyceum Theater next week. ‘This lady. who is acknowledged the only rival of Carmencita, has been greatly admired in Europe, and is fresh from. her triumph in New York, which recognized in her the greatest danseuse of the age. She is a beautiful woman, a matchless dancer, possesses @ wonderful contralto voice, and has remarkable taste in arranging her costamea. She is a typical senorita, with brilliant dark eyes, long, black silky hair, white complexion, perfect teeth and with slapely figure. Among the dances that she will intro- ce here are “La Espanda,” “La Santiago,” “Le Toreador,” “The Fandango,” “El Bits, “La Jota,” “La Bolero” and “La Cachuca’ the last named being her favorite and her ini- tinl dance on the occasion of her debut at Mad- rid. Senorita Key is accompanied by her own Spanish orchestra. Among the other talent are Lottie Gilson, the Adonis Four, the Juliane, the Salambos, Lord and Rowe, Theo, Fred Roberts and Dolan and Lenhart. Muscat axp Lrrenary ENTertarsaesr. — There will be a musical and literary entertain- ment by Lafayette Lodge, No. i3, LO. M., in commemoration of its eleventh anniversary at National Rites’ Armory on Wedaesday even- ing next. A fine program by the best local talent will be presented, there will be refresh- ments and then there ‘will be dancing. The counnittee of arrangements consists of Messrs. K. B. Wilson, C. H. Scott, H. B. Deubam, J. H. tuell, Geo. T. Jacobs, J. F. Skidmore, Frank roe, J. K. Fagan, D. J. Struble. B. F. jor, W. L. Alsop, C. ¥. Miller and N. . y st.—The eighth annual Canstatter Volksfest will be held at the Schuet- zen Park on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of next week. ‘There will be opening addresses by prominent speakers, the dedication of the ‘uit column, all kinds of games for the youn; and old, excellent music, dancing and a gran: illumination in the evening. peace Excursions. At River View tomorrow Miss Grace Shannon, the female acronaut, will give a balloon ascen sion and parachute jamp, and this will no doubt attracta large attendance to this popular resort... The management are convinced of this and will run both the Pentz and the Excelsior each of the three regular Sunday trips. The Peutz will also make her regular Saturday night ‘rip to Indian Head this evening, leaving at o’cloe! There will be special attractions at Marshall Hall tomorrow, including an excellent sacred concert. ‘The Macalester will make three trips, ag usual, and the Corcoran will go down in the afternoon. Tonight the Macalester will go to Indian Head, leaving at 6:30 o'clock, and will stop at Marsbiall Hall both going and coming. gees Tur Coroxxave, Pacific avenue near South Carolina avenue, ‘has only Washingtonians. Be sure and register there. Bathing, suiling, fisuing the best at thisseason. The August storm is over.—Adet. panini SEE To Artaxtic Crr¥ via Rovar Bure Liv. The only double track route to Atlantic City via Baltimore and Ohio and Keading railroads. Excursion tickets are on sale every day, and on Fridays excursions tickets are id at rate of $5.00 for the trains leaving Baltimore and Ohio station at 10:09 and 11:35 a. m., good for return- ing on all regular trains until and inclading ‘Tuesday following. ‘The Royal Blue line engiaes burn hard coal and coke, thus reducing the smoke and cinder annoyance toa minimum. gexiesos memcche: Buomoprxe cures headache: 25¢.—Adot. GAR ACAEETS Fate Fox axp Faouic at Bar Rinor.—Addi- tional {o boating, bathing and fishing are such attractions, all free, as lioclere and his wi the wonderful, in an entire change of program, Master George Ackerman, six years old, th youthful prodigy, in club-swinging; Ray Bur- ton, in marvelous slack-wire feats, juggling, balancing and rifle shooting in twelve di ferent | Joseph F. Birch; will admitted to pro! SHOT BY A WATCHMAN. Sandy Clark Gets = Loud of Bird Shot in His Face. Last night about 11 o'clock Sandy Clark, a colored man from “Foggy Bottom,” visited the observatory grounds with two companions, and before he returned over the back fence he re- ceived a dose of bird shot in the face from Watchman George Watts’ gun. The result is that he is now in the hospital, and when he re- covers he will probably have to visit another institution. Sandy evidently thought there were water- melons in the observatory garden, for he had with him a large carving knife, such as might be used to open a red ripe melon. But Sandy's anticipated feast did not materialize, for the watchman was on the lookout for intruders be- cause of the manner in which the fruit trees had been treated. Sandy was barefooted and hat but he was not so dark as to prevent the watchman from seeing him, and as he stole quietly through the ground with his companions he suddenly heard ‘a voice call “Halt!” Then the watchman ordered the men to re- treat, and Sandy, not doing as commanded, received the load of bird shot in the face. This angered Sandy and he showed fight. He drew the carving knife on the watchman and the Jatter knocked him down with his gun. Sandy's companions deserted him and Po- licemen Gehrman and MeNeely responded to the report of the weapor. ‘They took charge of Sandy and escorted him to the station, where he was charged with bein @ suspicious ‘person and carrying conceul weapons. It was found that one shot had entered his eye and probably destroyed his eyesight. Later in the night he was sent to Freedman’s Hospital. where he is likely to remain for some days. and until he recovers his case cannot be tried. ae COMING TO WASHINGTON. The Office of the General Passenger Agent of the C. and O. R. R. Co. The office of the gonoral passenger agent of the Chesapeake and Qhio railroad, Mr. H. W. Fuller, has been moved from Cincinnati to Washington. This change is necessitated by the extension of the system in this neighbor- hood, which is now a central point for opera- tions. The staff consists of about forty men, who reached here this morning in a special GROUND BROKEN FOR A NEW RAILROAD. Ground wasbroken yesterday for tho con- struction of the Georgetown and Arlington electric railroad. The road beginsat the south end of the Free or old Aqueduct bridge, run- ping from this point to Arlington Fort Meyer. The right of way lus been obtained by this road from private parties to over ir ground, and until the other are ex- tended to connect with them it will connect with the W: ‘and Georgetown and Met- ropolitan honge cig 4 means of stages. The road will use the Thompson Houston system and will be completed by October 1. GRAND LODGE VISITATION. ‘The semi-annual visitation to Independent Lodge, L O. G. T., last evening was greatly cn- joyed by the members and numerous visitors from sister lodges. Three candidates for initi- ation were presented and G. ©. Templar Van Vleck, with the aid of the officers of Independ- ent Lodge, couducted a very impressive and orderly initiation. The march, under the guidance’of Marshal 8. Schlovser, was espe- Cially noticed. Under the good of the order Was rendered an instrumental duet, Bro. Ogle and S. Garett; song by Bro. Mason of Inie- pendent tion, Bro. Bergman of Co- lumbia; speech, Bro. Cox, Independent, in- terspersed by reports of grand officers. G. C. ‘T. Van Vieck complimented the lodge on its condition, and prophesied a successful future. A NARROW ESCAPE FROM DROWNING. Mrs. James K. Probey, the wife of the well- known carriage man, had a narrow escape from drowning at Piney Point two days ago. While ing from the wharf to the boat she fell overboard between the boat and wharf ax doubtediy would have drowned had not some one thrown a rope to her, which she seized and pluckily held on to until she was raived to the wharf, diipping and in an exhausted condition. NOTES, James Washington, a twelve-year-old colored boy, was locked up in the seventh precinct station house yesterday on a warrant sworn out by his mother for incorrigibility. She says that he has never been anything but a burden toher, always in trouble ora scrape of some kind, and now she wants the law to take bin in hand. “Tuggy” and “Sonny” Johnson were both drunk and disorderly yesterday, for which pilense they spent the night in 'the station Ouse. Mr. C. 8. Graham of the firm of Craig & Gra- ham has gone to Saratogs for a visit ot several weeks. train from Cincinnati. The o: will lo- | cated in the building on the northwest corner of 17th and G streets. = Reception to a Pastor. Rev. J. W. E. Bowon, pastor of Asbury M. E. Chureb, will be tendered a reception by his congregation on his return from his vacation on Monday night next. A number of city pas- tors willbe present and Frederick Douglass will speak. There will also be some excellent vocal and instrumental music. zctupins inal Samuel Gorman's Funeral Postponed. The body of Samuel Gorman, who was killed in the railroad disaster near Statesville, N. C., on Thursday morning, did not arrive here to- day, as was expected, and consequently a postponement of the funeralappointed for today was necessary. The body is now expected by tonight's train, and the funcral will take place tomorrow. The body having been sent from the scene of the disaster to Asheville. where he was engeged in the plumbing business, it is supposed, caused the delay in its reaching here. The deceased, who was born and raised in this city, was a son of William Gorman of No. 124 B streot northeast, with whom he learned the business, and was a young man highly esteemed by all who knew him. ‘The funeral, should the body be in bad condition, will take place from J. Wm. Lee's undertaking establishment and the interment will be at Mt. Olivet. ‘Two Cars Down an Embankment. ‘Thursday about noon two freight trains onthe Metropolitan branch of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad met on the sume track near Harper's Forry and two of the cars went down the em- bankment to the river. Travel on the road was delayed a few hours, but no one was injured. —— A Slight Fire. This morning at 4:20 o'clock e fire took place in the store house of J. Williams & Son, No. 300 Georgia svenue southeast, and resulted in about €60 damage to the building and stock. ‘Lhe origia is unknown. ees Sons of Jonadab. The Sovereign Council of the Sons of Jona- dab (the iron-clad temperance organization which was organized in this city September 13, 1867,) will hold its nineteenth annual ses- sion at the hall of Spartan Council, 5th and G streets northwest, on Friday next, September 4, commencing at 10 o'clock. Delegates are expected from Maryland, Virginia, West Vir- ginia and the District aud the body will be in seesion threeor four days. Mr. John Ryan is the sovereign chief and Mr. W. H. Young the sovereign secretary. a Her Mind Again Unbalanced. Detective Mattingly made an arrest yesterday that will add another chapter to the sad carcer of Miss Lucy Walton Rhett Horton, the young woman who several years ago shot Senator Morgan's son. At the time of the shooting the affair created a sensation on account of the prominence of the person injured. He recov- ered from the effects of the shot and the young woman was afterward sent to theinsane asylum. In due course of time she was releared from that institution, und being an excellent clerk and having good friends she soon secured a po- sition in one of the departments. ‘his posi- tion she held for along time, but recently it came to the knowledge of Detective Mattingly that the young woman's mind was apparenily wavering and it was feared that she would do injury to some one. (esterday the officer met her on the street and he placed her under arrest. . The information received by the officer proved correct, for Lucy had a revolver in her possession, which she held to like grim death, as her affected mind was responsible for the delusion that some one was going to insult or —_—_—>—__ Two Runaway Accidents. ‘This morning a horse attached to a National Brewing Company wagon took fright at 424 and F streets southwest and ran away. ‘The driver, Charles Lewis, was thrown out and his leg broken.” He was removed to his home, 463 I street southwest. A horse attached to a coal cart of C. 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Last night Charles Murphy, alias Burrell, a young colored man, was arrested by third pre- cinct officers on the charge of an assault with intent to commit a rape on Ella Tinsley, who alleges that he made tie assault and attempt in the yard of house on 20th strect, but he thought some one was coming and let her go. ‘This morning in the Police Court be waived examination and gave $000 for the action of the grand jury. Oxzz #1.00 Rouxp Tur, including admission to Rockville Fair, races, September 8 aud 4. * as Avavst 26, 27 axp 28.—Loudoun County Fair at Leesburg, Va: Two morning trains on the above dates’ via Kichmond and Danville rail- road. One fare for the round trip, including admission to fair grounds, $1.45.—Adet, —_.—_ THE COURTS. Paonate Count.— Judge James. Cr aabepeaiguied guiealn “bond! cana Estate “of homes “H. Paul; order "ad- mitting will to probate and record and letters Of administration ¢. ta. to Elizabeth Carr— bond, $1,000. Estate of Aaron Pinney; will fuliy proven. Estate of George (otherwize G. H. 0. \W.) Borahart; letters of administration to John’. Edwards—bond, $200. Estate of —— Trains leave B. and O. station week | record and letters testamentary to Charles E. 1 8 at 9:15 a.m, 1:90 and 4:28 p.m.; Sun 9:35 a.m., 1.90 and 8:15 p.m. ‘Hound trip, Tur Macalester’s Indian Head and Saturday. See the advertiseme: s Pri m Tax Potomac Rives last and the ‘sat | Birch and Isaac Birch—bond, $1,000. My Lives ‘Has for s year caused mea great deal of trouble. Had soreness in the back, little appetite, a bitter tase in ‘the mouth and « general bed feeling all over that I bay last Senay. eer | could not locate. Have been taking Hood's Sarsape- know where she will fall thie Sunday. Come | rills for the past three months with great benefit. I and chate jump by the world-renowned lady aero- naat, Grace queen of the clouds; the most! feat ever accomplished by woman, ‘The and see. Grand balloon ascension at River View, on Sunday, Ai 30. steamers Sam'l J. Pentz ‘Nnd Excelsior leave 7th street wharf at 10:45 a.m., 1:15, 490 and 530 p.m. Tickets, 25 cente.—Adot. Gerstenberg's Guasp Mustaat Concent, ‘Is goneand my general health is again quite good. No longer feel those tired spells come over me as I for- ‘merly did. HOOD’S SABSAPARILLA ‘Is certainly a most excellent medicine.” Mrs. 1. B. CHASE, Fall River, Mass. ‘M. B.— Be sure to get Hood's Sareaparilla s Ls tained in the soil in which the grapes grow. Sherry, Burgundy, Claret and Brandy are used in most hospitals. at Hotel Johnson Cafe. Just received sume choice Hampton Bar Oysters and ten dozen Norfolk Spots, a celo- brated pan fish; also some New York Rockaway Oysters for half-shell, all of which were taken trom the briny deep yesterday and direct from the catchers. High grade only, Fine trade solicited. It Selling Long Gray Hair Switches and Bangs at reduced prices at 8. HELien's. — au29-3t* Pure Rye Whisky, 5 years old, 65c. qt. Port Wine (med. use), full qt., 50c. Bot. Ca- tawba Wine, 9c. gal.’ Lime Juice, qts., 25c. Claret, qte., 25e. New Salmon and Lobster, New Honey, Cider Vinegar especially for pick- ling, Mixed Spices, White Erandy. Very low prices, P.B. Winsox, $94 7th st aw. aa22t Fits, Spasms, Bt. Vitus Dance, Dranken- ness, Opium Habit cured by Dr. Miles’ Nervine. Free samples at 4tr Mentz’s Davo Store, 1014 F et. S. Heller, 720 7th st., is making specialty in Ladies’ aud Children’s Hair Cutting and sham- pooing. ‘au29-e* Cali; yh Writing Machine disposes of the fatigue of using the pon A) Your Gain—Our Loss! We're overstocked on Outing Shirt. “We make no bones about it”—and if price will tempt you, we're going to “unload.” Shirts that were $1.75, Shirts that were $1.50, Shirts that were $1.25, Shirts that were $1.00 Now going at 89c. each. See our 9c. window. Hexay Faaxe & Sox, One Price, 9026,27,29 Cor. 7th and D. Dr. C. W. Benson, tho well-known Balti- more Specialist in Skin Diseases and Diseases of the Nervous pty ¢ Machine Wien Repatation Fe Xe of by Pow ‘ears of Faithful Service. THE MACALESTER, QUEEN OF THE WAVES, TO MAMSHALL HALL AND INDIAN HEAD, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, Band. W Pavinion “"From noon to dewy eve— =? Sehrucder ditecis. rey HE WASHINGION EXCUKSIUN COMPANY ‘Will give Excursions to CLIFTON BEACH AND COLONIAL BEACH On the steamer GEORGE LEARY, ‘Leaving her wharf daily at 9. m. (except Saturday), returning tothe city by 10 p. mn. a27-tr Saturday evening for Colonial"Beach at Pou MEAD AND RIVER VIE" SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 29. The Palace Steamer SAM'L J. PENTZ ‘Will leave 7th st. wharf at 6:45 p.m. Homeat Ul p.m. Tickets, 25c. Xo objectionable parties allowed on boat or grounds E. 8, RANDALL, Proprietor. Cais _OF THE, TEN ALL ‘aviie rout ran every half hour. ot and bait hour until 11 p.m., from terminus ‘aud Lenallytowm rauway at 1s. nt Sip mules to this veanuatal ‘ot, 30. acres Higlited ight rerreshments,. ic sens ROOL SPI Water xs, flying horses and brass und str attendants, s EVERY HOUR \ only boat stopping at toot of F st. and NH. ave. 1h. Wy a Sed st, w. “sNU. CUMBERLAND. IVER VIEW. WASHINGTONIANS’ MOST POPULAR RESORT. MORE ATTRACTIONS THAN ALL OTHER RIVER RESORTS COMBINED. THE PALACE STEAMER SAMUEL J. PENTZ, SUNDAYS, make three trips, leavinz 7th ot. wharf 10:40, ” Tsibasa Sopa. Tickets, 25 vents, WEDNESDAYS Will make three trips, 9:45.m., 1:45 and 6:45 p.m. Tickets, 25centa, SATURDAYS, Family day, two trips, 9:450.m., 1:45p.m. Tickets, 10 cents. SPECIAL SATURDAY EVENING TRIPS TO Indian Head, stopping at River View zoing and revurn- ing. Leaving 5:45 p.m. sharp. Tickets, 25 cents, Bteamer and grounds lighted by Electricity. ‘The Best Meals furnished on the Potomac river or anywhere else for only 50e. 0 objectionable parties allowed on boat or grounds. For charters, &e., call or address auz7 E. 8. RANDALL, Proprietor. ee ToMORKOW. SUNDAY, AUGUST 30, 1801. THE KNIGHTLY ARATORY TO THE. ‘ON THE GRUEN LAWNS OF MARSHALL HALL. **Earth is all in splendor drest. Queenly fair she site at rest, hile the deep de da} #188 Lappy life away McKibbin's Memoirs of Marshal Hall relate that the Tadians of the greeu satis were especially athletic and fond of all manner of tests of endurance aud i skul. ‘Lhe Grand Tournament of the knights of land and Virginia, which cecurs on the Green Law: Marshall Hail on WEDNESDAY NEXT. Septeznber 2, will be one of the inost interesting contests tuat ever téok place on the historic lawns. s TOMORROW, SUNDAY. Aug. 30—Two Bost Banus! ‘Band on the Macalester_Band ou the Con coran! THE NATIONAL GUARD BAND'S MUSIC. -Kopritz. a Farewell,” Missud. /ROEDI - 8:15 p.m.—Program on the Corcoran—3:15 p.m. Schroeder's Select Band on the Corcoran at 3:15 p.m. “nips ee... aT SET nen ‘Ses the Uiegant Pagoda and the Riding Gallery. Bowl on the Bowling Alloys Gallery. = Sail om the Notary Yachts. Hest onthe Wide Verandas of the Quaint Old Man- ‘sion. Wander Over the Green Lawns and Take Your Fase ‘Neath the Shade of the Greut Ancestral Trees, Go down on the 11 a.m. bost and spend a restful day. SUNDAY SCAEDULE. ‘The **Charles Macalester” at 11 s.m., 2:30 and 6p. m, sharp. “rhe “W. W. Corcoran” at 3:15 p. m. 1t___ FARE, ROUND TRIP, 25 CENTS. Lo ALL FOR 25 CENTS! RIVER VIEW, SUNDAY, AUGUST 30. Grand Balloon Ascension and Parachute Jump by the world-renowned lady aeronaut, GRACE SHANNON, Queen of the Clouds, in her blood-thrilling BALLOON ASCENSION AND PARACHUTE LEAP, ‘The most daring feat ever secomplished by woman. ‘Come yourself and bring the children. ‘The Steamers SAMUEL J. PENTZand EXCELSIOR will leave their wharf at 10:45 a.m., 1, 3:15 and 5:30 p.m, TICKETS, 25 CENTS. ‘No objectionable parties allowed on bosts or grounds. au2s4t E 8. BANDALL, Proprietor. B4* *ivex ON THE CHESAPEAKE. 12 MILES ON THE POTOMAG FOR 15 CENTS. Steamers. From 7th st. ferry whart. pe eye Sees sot FUTURE Days. TTENTION, KNIGHTS FRANKLIN LODGE, } CLIFTON AND BEACH EMBER 3. ton and’ Coloniai Beach. Dancing at C Boating. fishing andcrabbins. Steamer Georso Leary leaves het whart at 9: Procure your thittee at the wharf. 0c. Round tr.p to Round tnp t litton Beach, ticket W4lt FOR Tim Great FAMILY REU excursion of F. A. A. Masonsof Marylen. triet of Contmiia and West ¥ to Harper's Ferry, on MONDAY, AUG al train Will leave the B. on ein . and O. K. R. depot at hildren, 6 cts. i@ Masonic Mall at 8:20 a.an. 1t FROM BALTIMORE EVERY MoNDaY. AND THURSDAY AT 4 OCLOCK P.M. ».. ound trip, Juren Letween o and (Each state room contains two berths.) For further intormation addre 4. L. HUGGINS, Avent, Telephone 247. [e11-Jm] Foot Lon: Dock, Balti:nore, Ma, xT GRAND FAMILY EXCURSION BY CAPT. S. RANDALL TO COLONIAL BEACH, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, Steamer SAM'L J. |. PENTZ ‘Will ieave 7th st.wharf at a.m. ‘Tickets, Adu! We. ; Children, Se. ‘This Excursion to be first-class in every respect. Dancing down and back. No objectionaBie parties ailowed on the boat. a27-4t Bee ee 1 eae GETTYSBURG EXCURSION By ILLINOIS REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 7:30 4M. Fare, $2 roundtrip. B. andO. auco4t PIANOS AND ORGAD G, # RUws. 20 6 si Estabussived 1872. Krakauer and other Pianos and Oneai Prices reasonable, derins eany. W bet EF Vee i e iv : - FoF Prize Medal Paris Exposition. 200 first premtams: indorsed by over 100 iunsie schools and culleres 18 duratuity. Old Pianos taken i ‘ane omy Upricht that can take the place of a Grant. tr PRELYFER & C1 +o Tith st. mow. STEINWAY, CHASE, GABLE ‘Organs and Xolians tor ee el nina 4 iE i Special attention EST DECORALT SECOND-HAND PIA comprising alinost ever country, in thorough 1} Jow figures. “SPECIAL tm prices and in. terms, w MONTHLY INSTALLMENTS: a UC Walk A large ussortinen’, knowo make int? be closed out at very. ALENT offered butu, will bearrangedon EASK when desired. NABE & Ci 0. M ‘ONEY TO LOAN IN SMAL ‘Out delay. on real estat listed stocks and other cood sec interest cen’ be returned ja i Box 9, Star oll LI, AMOUN 1S, WITH tap property, terest on ‘Wagons, houselio d oo. Box US, ‘Star otlice. ONEY TO LOA. $1,000 to ¢20,000 _aUs-Thi IN SUMS RANGING FLOM ‘on Sati Security; prompt atiention to au app LL. SLARGALD 4 Li lactory Teal estate freak er TOSUIT, ALSAND te Recurit re, ice. a Miarowent rates cY iutereat iuthe District of Colunibus, i. stu aud F ste, nw, MOSES 20 Loan in lowest rates of interest on ay Uated wituin the Dastrict of ONEY TO LOAN IN LAKGEANDSMALL SUMS pPruved realestate a LELPULD, iS DESIKED a’ iW )TOVed Teal estate Sit- ne delay be- Youd thine ueceswary for exais of titi and yrep- aration of papers; Con.missio:. juable. THUS. J. FISHEL & CO, stn: IN SUMS YO SUL BaD gis im pany wwonthiy AM & JERFURD: Payurenss, Sui oi ies ee ONEY TO LOAN IN BUMS TON AP. S11 Lith st. ow. M @500 UPWARD. AT THE LOWEST RATE OF INTEREST. ON REAL ESTATE IN THIS DISTRICT. K. O. HOLTZMAN, sy 18009 F st. usw. Cor. loth and F ats. n. w. MOREX,TO.LOAN ON ENDOWMER ‘Tontine Insurance policies; chased at highest cash prices. rs We. © per cent tor long oF short wine. Je16-tr red can Low also wake loans on collateral security at ‘A. SMITH & SONS, 14i5 F et. onze, WANTED AND TO having Di amy9-tr ONEY TO LOAN ON KEAL ESTATE Ok FILST- Jowest Tales uf ibtetsl, boda Ciass SECUFILY lay where tke security 3s ood. ‘apls U. C.GKEEN, 303 7th st. nw. ONEY TO LOAN-IN SU up ho diay. aps-tr Le. MS OF FROM 8500 fo 20.000 un aLproved real estate security: AN & BULLE, tay fst w. ONEY TU LOAN AT 3 AND 6 PEK CENT ON approved District real esiate wo desuys. mho 2a. PARKER, Tivo rt, ONEY TO LOAN In sums to swt, at lowest, eetate securi:y. OU. Fitch, Fox & Bauws, 1457 Fennsy.vania ave, ONEY TO LOAN ON REA hi a SON cor. 13h eet. Buccemor to DANENBON, and G. LESTATE AT LOW ‘DANENBOWER, per BICYCLES. Sq MERCIFUL MAN 18 MERCIFUL TO HIS BONES." Are you kind to your spinal column, or do you plod ‘along on a modern bone shaker? GORMULLY & JEFFERY M'F'G CO., LB. GRAVES. Manager. 1325 14th st. n.w. su27_ ‘YOU WANT To SEE THE NEW Has arrived. ROUNDTRIP - - -- . gim Httae beauty and puts all others to sleep. ‘Teutns leave Band O..tation, week daye-O:15.m,, | “lendevett lee 1:00end 428 p.m, Sundays-0:95 o.m., 1:30 and 20. & ATWATER & 00., Matinece Tuesday, Thurwtay and Sstuntay. First Appearance of Carmencita’s Rival! EXCURSIONS. PICNICS, &c. | EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &c: AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. THIS EVENING. TOMOKKOW. Kens AACRUM CHEATER, ‘i ‘FRx AND SATURDAY EVENINGS ON THE R CABIN JOHN'S BRIDGE—THE STEAM Pennss.vanie and Lith st. oy RIVER. jannch Florence will male '°¥% | Restored to the Prestige of Uden Routes, Chey a AW LR. TO THE GREEN LAWNS OF MARSHALL HALL | only, storping at Litt. aud ceptat.e to Ladi s 0 Genticarn. AG. T. M43 Hrosdw: 2. 5MItn, AND ROMANTIC INDIAN HEAD. gy SS ‘The Post, commenting on last Mond=v night'shouse, | Akt. 4 So! Siwt.. Phu ded a wloa “A breeze came wanderine from the sky, .. Ret en eee © . - 7 B it as the whiavers of a dream fumber of Ladies Attended, FIN A Ana oottty srooued te Fibs the ciceamn ONE WEEK ONLY, COMMENCING MoNDAY, | ———= == Hie iy fet carhactante sean JRivEe Excunsions. set [MOS savines Bank, 500 SEVENTH STREET. THE CRAZE OF CRITICAL EUROPEAN CAPITALS! | OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT. THE SPANISH DANCING BEAUTY, SENORITA EL RIO ri ee yy ke YY RRS 7» R xXER OY THE STAR OF MADRID, Enenged at the Birves Sales, Fret Paid » Premier jatinetise REX, whois as light as. iniry and es bewitching asa ‘bas mounted the pinnacie of terpsichorean aud ‘stands alot) unrivaled and unat chable. © Success {9 greater than (he combined tri- of Fanny Eilsier, Lola Montes end Cubs. RET, whoenchants, enraptures, electrifieseverybody! 4 DANCING DONNA DLCIDEDLY DELIGATFUL. : Senorita, Whose Costumes are ¢ 7 Worn and Whose 1 and 1 Xemd in \a.ue the ‘Erunceliest Jeweis of Lurope. And Hee SPECIALTY PARAG( AND MANDOLINISTS. The Distinguished Grotesque. Sweet, Supple, Siren, Seraphic Senoritas, Lottie Gitson, Adonis Four, The Julians, Dolan and late, Tho Salamuce, Fred Ketert ‘and Howe, Theos Cures Brows Gilson and Watson, FOK SIX DAYS ONLY, AN IRISHMAN'S LOVE. AL CHEAT TIONAL THEATA: Opening of the Season. Opening of the Season. MONDAY, AUGUST 31. — MONDAY, AUGUST 31. Encagement of And his own company, including the beautif talented EUGESIE BUALI, F.C MOSELY, ete, MONDAY EVENING, Sheridan Knowles’ Masterpiece, ViRGINIUS -Ssumet's Tracedy, THE GLADIATOR. BRUTUS and KATHARINA and PETRUCHIO. -DAMON and PYTIIAS. Saturday Matinee—Comedy Double Bil— FRENCH MARRIAGE and KATHARINA and PETRUCHIO. | [E875 9-2 Saturday Evening (farewell performance), THE GLADIATOR. SEATS NOW ON SALE FOR ANY PERFORMANCE. K22*45's LYCEUM THPATER, Pennsyivania ave, and 11th st, TONIGHT! TONIGHT! GRAND FAREWELL APPEARANCE OF Lona wy CoG Wf AQ NNN Ep tens AAR SRS TLL LLL aA AN ONS rR Wow w Ee ‘www Ho gs EK by a Ss EEE wow bg > (By Special Request of the Ladies) In Lawrence Marston's Masterpiece, Entitled. CREDIT LOERAINE. EDMUND COLLIER, LOUISE POMEROY AND AKTHUK ELLIOT. Next week—Senorita Rey's Specialty Paragons, Spanish Dancers and Mandolinists, au29 ARKIS’ BIJOU THEAT Mrs. P. Harris, R. L. Britton and F. F. Dean, 4 roprictorsund Managers, One Week, Commencing MONDAY, AUG. 31. The distinguished German Dialect Comedian and Sweetest of Sincers, JAMES REILLY, Inthe successful merry musical comedy, THE BROOM MAKER. Entirely rewritten and reconstructed. A capable company of pleyers, including the won- erful chiid artists, HANS and EYTA. ‘Next Week-TOM SAWYER, au29-0r (AL¥AUGH'S GRAND OPriA HOUSE LAST PERFORMANCE OF W. T. CARLETON'S OPERA CO. TONIGHT AT 8:15, THE GONDOLIERS. THE GONDOLIERS, THE GONDOLIERS. THE GONDOLIERS, ‘THE GONDOLIERS. Admission, 25 cts. : Reserved Seats, 50 and 75 cts. Next week—BRISTOL'S EDUCATED HORSES. Seats now on sale. aust GEAND MILTrAly CONCERT, BY MARINE. BAND ‘At Gerst Summer Ganten, 1343 ’ TONIGHT, 8 TO 11 ee ae BIGHTH ANNUAL CANNSTATIER YOLKS. fest, to be hed at the SCH! ‘ZEN PARK August ‘Sl and Septeniber 1 and 2. = - = MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY. londay- ine address it = dedication ot fruit co-tun all kinds o! samen ior the qoeae and ola, Such a8 Tvoster dance, eg carryins, bub Face, pole <itiuliMc, Sack race, Ou” Woual's wii, Yiliawe music, 1,000,001 tes: Ger kraus, rabb:t *Sieeoe atest om ‘Sour, A. AV TU 3 ap 4 ATHLETIC SPORTS SLETAMBER 2 Contests between C. A.C. en other athletic clube, BACES | ‘eM! SAND 4. Full entries have been made and races wiil be splen- wide larzest collection of live stock ever seen near Shady rounds, new track, new «rand stand. more and Ouio depec “inesion, 61, BETHESDA Pann. Dancing music every fair evening from 6:3010 10 o'clock. Ce ae ator DANCERS | JULIUS cargan, | O-2- Tieiipecn, Tren *.6.. appeared ‘fron _Baiti- oldest outubnmued eny crt epeciniiet ts ‘and Sua | wil; gverentec.a curcta ad doceoceos sapn sae setae GUARANTEE FUND. 100,000, Bank hours, 9.30 to Seach week day, Saturdays, @ 8 p.m. mm addition. ‘The Bank will, December 31, crit 4 per cent Inter: est on all money Which has been on deposit four months. Deposits revived ap to September 3 will be cTedited as of September 1 and will participate in the December payment of interest. ei einare Devote will be secetved trom @1 te 000. Inataliment Deponite, payable at stated periods rap. fone five or ten years, will participate semiannually iu the earnmyes of the Bank and will find this s most Profitab.c cumulative mvestment of savings. Jnataiiment Subscribers are requested to call atte Bank and obtain he Londs tswwed for their eubecy hon, which are now ready Working People, chaldren amd others may tnvet Sams smalier than $1 by calling on any of our Aft Deposit Agencies, which always keep on hand asup- ply of our Fiee-cent Savings Stampa. Twenty five-cent Savings Stamps. DEPOSIT AGENCTES.— They will sel! you the best foods in their respective lines at the lo NOE WIEST WASHE Sracgint Gees 0D. E Cocturan & Books and oF h st, srocer. beward i rida ‘ave.. druggist. Harry siiford’s Pharuacy. W. J. Boyer, wenawer, i 4. C. Brown. 7th st. and Kel ave, drug ors Dupont Pharmacy, corner Lith at and ;j Marry T, 8. Saath and Flo WY Mars iand ave. OU GTON.—Prark BP. Weller, 7: Waiter Hodges, oor. Benn. wai hd hax Fisher, * Soruer Mouror aud Johneua st GEORGETOWN WD. Brace, aay. AL S200" and B2ib wt 5 itubere. adn Ohio «ri BLOOKLAND, D.C. —Charies St Staton ot Baltimore aid Ohio raliroat, WAATISVILLL, MDA P. Berry & Co. ation, grocers. ust Prooeurr BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCTATION. SUBSCRIBED STOCK, $903,000. ‘Has the Lest piau devine for securtus « Home, NO AUCTION OF MONEY. NO BACK DUES REQUIRED. Any amount loaned, repayable $1 per month om, €),Wousdvanced. Shares, 61 per month SIX PER CENT ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS. €20,000 placed i New Loans. For pamphiets snd infcruation apply at the offtes, VISAND vio Pot WW OFFICERS: Harrison Dingwan.Pres Alonzo Twertats, Seo. Geo. WeLeach, V2 se8 Audrew Wal Mgr. Suisthe Gen’ Se. USTEL» AMERICAN SPCC LITA AND TRUST ©O. syst A._T. Lirston, Pres. WKSBURY, W. B. Hines, iroudway DT. Manson, Aveuver Wasitneton Stock bacumuye. OKERS, . WASHINGTON, D.C, = Pg ee — neon NaAtiosay, FE DEPOSIT COMPANY (Chartered by special act of Congress Reorwanized under act Congress October 1, 1898, ‘Transacts the busines ‘IKUST COMPANY Aa all its various Uranchen, Also the business of BAVINGS BANK Aud ofa SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, Cayatal ONE MILLION OF DOLLARS Acta as executor, administrator, guardian ef thee tates of minora, committee of the estates of lunaticn, Teceiver, asmixuee aud executes (ruste of auy and every Seecrip tion. Receives money deposits in sums of TEN CENTS ane uj waru aud allows unterest thereon, Loaus money upon real estate and collateral escur- tty. Sells first-class real extate and other securities. Kecetves SILVER WARE and all “kinds of VALU- ABLES upon depoxtt im capactoun storage vaults of UnSUrpassed cry wens and security. Small saies tor rent from 85 to $125 per annom Office hours—Daily fron: # a.m. to 4 p.1., and until otberwise ordered, im addition to the FegUlar ofBce Tours, unis? So cvock p.m. as follows: ‘Ou the Lot day’ ot eset: wou, (On tive iat Business day of each month, - ir ise Bist, second atid taird daye of each month (Sunda) » e: epted). Wien ie Lou saison Sunday the 14th day will be substituted. Manaxeront: Vrewsen BENJAMis F. SNYDER. CHARLES C. GLOVER, First, JAxLs MO SOENSTOR, Secon, Treasurer, E. FRANCIS itoas, ALBERE 4-94 CRcevanr, Benjamin P. Snyder, Albert Le Sturtevant George fi. Plant, io vOEy Join G. Parse, Joun F JRO CORSON. — JNO. W. MACARTNEY, Meomier 3.1. Sivck Sm CORSON & MACARTNEY, GLOVEX BUILDING, 1419 F ST. XN. W. Deposits. Exchane. Loans. Collections Raiiront Fiocks att Pods aiuall a arses hated pietraciansenct Sew ork, Tuuldelpii Somon Sttiuore eotat abel sore S syeaaity insue os mvewtinent securities, nue Stock dealt in. 2 Shcan Del Leicebone Stock bousbtand sold. 3518 _MEDICAL, &c. . LEON, 464 C ST., BET. 4 AND 6TH STS. ¥.W., ‘The well-known ladies’ physician, can be consulte® daily from 10to LandSto® Prompt treatment. aurw" Lae BOAKDED DURING CONFINEMENT, AS eee WOkLHIN |. Gun k. Payette st. —— om 5 carat a eal v0 Be EAD AND BE WISE —DE betore ine and made cet: tee ee Probie ts ang Sor the Dera of ‘hin Doe itotivis 2khe cae ake ee Omer I Sa ee Geert al a Sorc ee So Sey se Bh Ree t | sued iain en