Evening Star Newspaper, March 30, 1892, Page 8

LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. VORECAST TILL RIGHT P. M. THURSDAY. for the District of Columbia and Maryland, In cloudiness and probably light show- jureday morning, but the indications will clear quickl: ors Be that the weather y and that arsda} be ly fair; warmer; sou! Eran cone Low Water. am $45 pm High Water. 100m s30pm. | 308 Hovsexeerens, ATTEXTION rib roast, 123¢e.; lam! ig to 15e.; sirloin, 14e- ATIONAL MARKET, Lemox Hoover & Co. Iv Your Meats don't give you satisfaction ehiange your butcher. H. Yost, sn., sells choice meats at the lowest possible prices. 544 Center market, 9th street wing. Wholesale and retail Cun. Xaxpen’s very mellow bourbon whisky. — Srarre Srrize of wall paper, freseo and terior patting. win les, &c., go to W. Hexpxnson’s, 1113 F st. n.w. H. Yosr, mm., sells choice ments at lowest Prices. S44 Center market, 9th street wing. ‘SpPzctau ror Tomonnow ‘ork ave. and 209 In- Giana ave.: 3 cans of corn, 25c.; 3 cans of toma- B5e.: 7 cans of table eggs, 15e. per dozen; prime ri Se"; geod roast, =" ‘ound steak, 10c.; ‘sirloin, 14 and 15c.. an porterhouse,18c. sugar-cured ham, lic oulders, 8¢.. and breakfast middling, 10c.; Iurbank potatoes,55c. 5. HEmrLEn's,cor.43¢. => by the Empire Carpet n.w., are made moth Suxerz's 600. Candy Tor 250. anwest This only t 7th and I streets northw ene taaa 3. F. Suzerz. Batre or Nexsox Whisky, bottled at the Ousgies Kaaraen, Agent. Fovzsr@0c. candy, 35¢. alb. Saxetz’s, 10thand F, and Welcker's Hotel, ith #t. See ad.,4th page. FmursoTackce repaired. E.F.Bunerr,1003 G st S. Haren, 720 7th st., 1s making specialt; ladies’ and children’s hair cutting and sham- ooing; also cures dandruff. Eastzx novelties and cards. J. Jay Govt. War Don’t you see the Hustlers and the Rustic Festival at the W. L. L armory tonight? Muppuz-wricar Cuamrros Our middle-weizht wool and merino under- wear are the proper thing for spring wear. Faaxc & Sox, One Price, cor. 7th and D. CITY AND DISTRICT. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT —Helen Barry in “A Night's ALpaval Frolic.” Nationat.—E. 8. Willard in “The Middle- Man. ~ acavekr or Music.—Kate Castleton in “The Hanaw’ Brsov.—“Mugg’s Landing.” Kgrxax’s Lrcevw TazaTen—Wm. Muldoon and the Henry Burlesque Company. Wasurxetox Liout Ixvaxtar A Bustic Festival. —+_—_ CONDENSED LOCALS. Aamony.— Ar a meeting of the National Geographic to be held in the lecture hall of the Museum, Friday night, Prof. Leslie A. deliver an illustrated leeture on “The Cruise of the Albatross Through the Straits of ‘our little girls, Nancy Kidder, Isabel Baum, Charlotte and Mary Hopkins, have been at work for many weeks preparing a little ir to help the suffering Kussians. It will be on Saturday, April 2, at half-past two, at the house of Mra Kidder, 1606 New Hampshire NAT the meeting of Minnehaha Lodge of Good ‘Ar the inne! 0 of ‘Temviars iast evening Mr. T. B Whitcomb Presided in the absence of the chief templar. After the business session the S. P. C.D. took ebarge of the entertainment and presented an attractive Program. James Gow axs hired a horse the other evening drove the mud to Bladensburg. ‘The drive was too much for the animal, and on the police paid $5 in Judge Kimball's court today for wasting Potomac water. = sues T. Deliow will prevent to the ina County Legal iation™ of Montrose, Pa., Monday evening. April 11, a life size oil painting of Hon. Galusha A. Gr pperene ter American Legion of Honor. A committee of the members of the American ‘Legion of Honor met Monday at the office of ‘the grand secretary to make arrangements for giving » publicentertainment early next month. ‘The executive committee, consisting of Com- panions John T. Clements, Chas. 8. Willis, Clif- ton M. D.,8. Goldstein and E. J. Dowling, bave the matter in charge and have appointed several subcommittees, who are to report at an early day. This entertainment is to be complimentary. Tickets of admission to be had from members of the order. Athletic Contests st Kernan’s. Peter Brennan, a heavy weight from Phile- delpbia, now employed on the building of the new power house as a bricklayer, will meet C. ©. Smith, the colored pugilist, at Kernan’ ‘Theater fovight for s special purse. | Smith ability is weil known here, but Brennan is, it is said, noted for his sledze-hammer blows and to warm the negro up. ‘There will be ether matches tonight, as Pickininny and will meet all comers. Roeber, ™ is matcbed to wrestie Bonnetti at New York Apri and whom. Muldoon pronounces coming champion, will probably meet one of Heurich's big brewers.” ee ‘The Rustic Festival. ‘There wasa great crowd last night at the Fustic festival of the Washington Light Infan- try Corps. More than thousand people ad- mired the extremely beautiful decorations and indulged in the inexpensive forms of amuse- ment so freely provided. The festival will be open until Saturday night nment. Invitations have been received by many ladies bere and in Baltimore from Eden Hall Convent of the Sacred Heart, near Philadel- phia, to a retreat to be given by Rev. James A. Doonan, 8. J., iate president of Geo: wi College. on Aprit 3. "The invitstions arein the latest style for wedding cards, with an “R. S. .” and annoance “breakfast” after the concluding service. Many friends of Dr. Doonac and many oid scholars will go over to refresh themselves in ‘meditation and in i Aa. Clerks and the Kussian Famine Fund. ‘Two department clerks in the records and Pension division of the War Department have secured $100 in subscriptions from fellow clerks, who intend their approaching pay day shall help to launch the District of Co- Jumbia for the starving millions of Russia. Dareau is systematically at work HEALIM OF THE DISTRICT. A Slight Increase in the Number of Deaths} Manoaner Matnrn—Aftet an absence of several years Margazet Mather makes her ap- pearance at Albaugh’s Grand Opera House Last Week. “There was a slight increase in the number of deaths during last week over that of the previous week,” says the report of Health Officer Hammett. “Still, the returns show a good con- dition of health throughout the city. Malarial diseases are below the normal, there having been but one fatal case of typhoid fever. Con- tagious diseases no longer, for the present at least, excite anxiety. The fearfully stormy weather during the month has caused a large amount of suffering from lung diseases, and the death rate from the acute forms thereof continues high. Over thirty deaths from these causes occurred through the week, twenty of which were from pneumonia. The mortality from kidney diseases, owing perhaps to vome oceult connection with the same influences that characterize the epidemic influenza, main- tains its high rate, seven fatal cases therefrom having been reported. “The invasion from typhus or ship fever, which at one time threatened to break over the limits to which it was confined at New York city and spread throughout the country, has been successfully repressed through the acien- tific skili and energetic action of the medical men of that city. Perhaps in nosingle instance of Inte has the inestimable value of a health de- partment to acommunity been so clearly dem- Onstrated as in this cuse.” The report shows: Number of deaths, 116— white, 57; colored, 59. Death rate per 1,000 per sannum—white, 17.4; colored, 38.3; total Population, 24.1. ‘Twenty-six were under five Years of ago, 17 were under one year old and 29 over sixty years. ty-seven of the deaths occurred in hospitals and public institutions. The deaths by clusses were as foliows: Zymotic, 13; constitutional, 25; local, 65; developmental, violence, 5. The principal causes of death were: Diphtheria, 2; consumption, 14; diarrhea, erysipel ver, 1; malarial fever, nm of the lungs, 5; a ; whooping cough, 2; kidney diseases, 7; meningitis, 2; cancers, 5. Births reported—25 white males, 26 white fe- males; 13 colored males, 14 colored females. Marriages reported—24 white, 7 colored. Still births reported—4 white, 3 colored. Rimbonss tbo Masonic Kelief Association. ‘The annual meeting of the Masonic Relief As- sociation of the District of Columbia was held Monday evening in Masonic Hall, West Wasb- ington. Arthur Goins and Jerome A. Johnson were selected temporary chairman and secre- tary respectively for the evening. The per- manent secretary and board of directors sub- mitted their reports, showing the association to be in a healthy state financially. Several hundred dollars have been paid the past Year on account of deceased members. The following directors were selected to servo the ensuing year,to wit: R. H. Gleaves, W.A. Talin- ferro, Henry Coieman, R. J. Collins, Henry Dade, Leonard C. Bailey, Wm. Harris,’ Arthur Goins, J. H. Hicks, Sam’i H. West, Jas. Hughes, M. D.'Howard and J. E. Ogle. ‘The board sub- electing its old officers—R. H. Gleaves, presi- dent; K J. Collins, vice president; Henry Cole- man, secretary, and L. iley, treasurer. ema seh Fined for Assault. John Newman plead guilty in the Pol yesterday to a charge of assalting Policeman Cinar and paid a fine of #15. William Barnes for assaulting Annie Newman and Charles Bos- well for a similar offense on Isaiah Banks were fined $5 each. he assaulted John Delaney and his fun cost bim 310. Julius Rhodes forfeited €5 for assaulting Abraham Krotsoff and John Gray was fined a similar sum for il treating James Jackson. John Gray was accused of having committed an assault on Geo. Hicks, but the affair was of a tritling nature and he was only taxed $2. deohoaoe, Kesult of Loafing About Pool Rooms. Loitering about pool rooms and places where liquor is sold were the principal allegations in tried in Judge Kimball's court yesterday for va- grancy. For the prosecution Policeman Sut- most of his time about them. next week ” It new and tumes, auxilian gipsies. &e twenty-five Toseph Whi a new dra famous novel, fanchback Dame, ind will be presented with entirely ine om for tho first Hi laborate scenery. ial music and & comprisin &c., the compan; iting, H. A. = monks,so », including Boe a Langdon, White Whit- of in Washi “The ington. yersion of Victor Hugo's of Notre picturesg' numbering over Otis Skinner, tlesey, James Cooper, Stephen Wright, Carrie Jamison, Josephine Maud Pleasants, &e.. de. Ji manag arations for the | five acte, M: gurl, Esmeralda, in prices career roduet mn, larga’ ment as “The tian.” Egyptian. many production ts has been marke: ever it has been given. Besi Miss Mather is given ampl y showa — a e work tan oe any of her preceding plays and 18 sai , msde the most of ee opportunities. ‘The engagement here promises to be very success- stage figur G the distinction before the public. She is descri arance the kind of an Indian that the ists picture, straight as an arrow, strong eis in a) no’ as an amazon and graceful asa fawn. wonderfully bright and 18 accomplished in numerous ways. She is expert with the rifle, a ‘former on several musical instruments and She also possesses lit- erary attainments, that are evidencod by the Eas melod: jo- Won-Go Mobi of being ious voice. ier hae produced ited such widespread com- ‘There are so interest, so much fasci- nation in the development of the plot and so many features of a pleasing nature that this successful wher- these features which will Mather playing the dancing - There will be no increase the seat sale for which commences to-morrow moruing. No one play that Mar- = during opportun Tue Ixpraxn Mar Cannrer.— Next wook brings to Harris’ Bijou Theater awk. e et the only Indian actress ibed as being fact that she wrote the play in which sl pears. It ing the publ Exorisa Garety Gines.—Turner’s English Gaiety Girls -will appear at Kernan’s Lyceum Theater next week for the first time. one of the most sutcessful burlesque attrac- tions ever organized, and incindes a host of noted English artists, vocalists and dancers. Miss Letta Meredith, the gifted beauty at called “The Jndian and has met with a degree of approval that leaves no doubt as to its capacities for interest lic. whose fect tho British swell ki sation here. She is, it i This is It, is one of the principal cards, and promises to create a sen- said, the most auc- cessful English queen since the palmy days of Lydia Thompson. Among other featur: ten original Turner, though he has already gaine: 1 London Gaiety irls, Mai a fidence of the public, desires to say tht ever} artist advertised as from England was engaged there by himself in person. Univensauist Cuvxcx.—Tomorrow evening itable humorist and hoosier poet, James Whitcomb Kiley, will give a reading at sequently organized by unananimously re-| the Universalist Church. Mr. Ri that ini opular in this city and when Pere be has been warmly received. ‘There is so much of genuine humanity in his poems that they strike a rei breast of e very listen by the Franz Abt Clul Ricuamp the will appe selectioi poser ‘This performer is not new to this city, Bure: it he has onsive chord in Riley ourt | accomplished reader, and that adds to th fectiveness of the poems. He will be assisted isTER.—On Friday evening iano virtuoso, Mr. Richard Burmeister, arin a grand recital at the Univer- ‘Arthur W. Chase admitted that | alist Church. “His program will embrac ns from the works of the greatest com- such as Handel, Beethoven, Schubert, Schumann, Chopin, Wagner, Grieg’ and Liszt, which wii! display his wide range of interpreta: 01 forhe has been heard here frequent]; always witl April 5, at the dr: “Komeo an h_ pleasure. nd Juliet,” Louis denied the charge and said that he did | music rooms. washing and ironing and general house work at there was no harm in going into the pool room. “Tam going to give you a short time, Judge Kimball, “so that you will do when you come out, You can neve good in pool rooms and saloons. nothing but harm in them.” ‘Louis was given ten days on the farm. prsissntoa stents ‘The Wernicke Antiques. This week at Latimer & Sloan's, 1407 G street, will be devoted to the exhibition of rare and beautifal antiques, in metal, china and woods, representing many ages and countries. To eu- ter upon a minute description would require several columns, therefore it ean only be suid that to procure such rich interior decorations get an idea how palatial homes are fur- nished abroad one must attend this sale and exhibition. The stock is valued at $100,000 and the sale is being made on account of the death of Mr. Wernicke’s silent partner in order to close the interest of the heirs in Mr. Wernicke's extensive business in New York. Tho exhibi- tion continues this week from 9 a.m. until 9 p.m. The sale commences next Tuesday at 11 a.m. Catalogues at the rooms, 1407 G st.— det. poate Soom Fined for Throwing Stones. Julius Hineline, a ten-year-old Loy, was tried in the Police Court this morning charged with disorderly conduct. Policeman Horton arrested him yesterday near the Navy Yard tunnel, and charged that he threw a» stone ata passing train. The railroad men have been greatly apnoyed by the boys in that locality throwing stones at the trains, and more than one person has been ipjured.' In this case the littie boy claimed ‘that he threw the stone ahd struck the track after the train had passed. In consider- ation of the boy's age a fine of only 5 was im- posed ee ae ‘The Bladensburg Republicans, At a meeting of the Bladensburg Republican Club, held at the “Palo Alto House in that vil- lage Monday night, there wasa bitter contest between two factions, one headed by A. Lan- caster, jr., and the other by F. G. Hall, in re- gard to the choice of a delegate from the fifth _Jouxs Horxrxs Baxso Cxus.—At the Na- home while bis mother went out to work. He | tional Rifles’ Armory on Friday evening next said he lived ozer a pool room and thought | the Johns Hopkins Banjoand Glee Club will give an entertainment that cannot fail to be mai performed ing of the glee club. The singers are said to possess good voices, the par balanced and by rehearsals red a delicacy of phrasing that is delightful qui to listen to. bs Hospital, exhibition necessities. ered at the State Senator Coffin. Injured by a Kunaway Horse. riously injured on Pennsylvania avenue by the with the bug treated at the bis home. Eis ‘The Washington Grove Camp. A meeting of the stockholders of the Wash- held last evening in Foundry Church. Import- ‘nt amendments to the by-laws were adopted and other business of the association was trans- acted. The meeting was largely attended and the absence of all friction or fractious opposi- iy cause. i c op! tion was a disti: ishing feature of the ing. Members of the essociation loch fostered 10 8 prosperous future. pyre arenas ‘The Children Make Answer. In the case of Maria L. Davidson against Thomas L. Davidson, Jobn F. Davidson and Mary E. Plumiey, in which the complainant asks the appointment of a receiver to take west), alleging that the defendants-bave not carried out au agreement to support her, the defendants have filed answer. = Hol Sup of mover similar varied evening superintende: hak pansed of an art movement. ward presided and a to the bylaws were c d Wilmer, horse of Dr. Amelia Arghback running away ee ‘0. Taneu and in the exce’ of the Society There ai aunual meetin; tatham ———_ Last Week of the Art Exhibition, On Saturday afternoon the « remurkuble technical ability, and he plays with great fecl- ing and artistic care. Y Haxt.—There will be a dramatic and musical entertainment Tuesday, National Rifles’ Hall, when lovers of the dramatie art will Lave x ne bar ie ear Miss Ellen Vockey display her varied ree bmp igeepaicretay tpn tp) Cem apron loge Rone omit pi era opportunity to ‘Leah the Forsaken,” “London Assurance” and conversations after ton told the court of the number of pool rooms | marriage from ‘The School for Scandal.” on bis beat where these boys visit and spend | will te assisted by Mrs. Szemelen: their time. ‘This defendant, he said, spends | Brown, Miss Mullaly, Mr. Slocum Ball. ‘ickets at Knabe's and Droop’ ‘aid | attractive. It is claimed by the friends of ter | Johns Hopkins that the organization that will ny | come here will compare [favorably with that is | from any other coliege both in the artistic wer in Which their instrumental work is nce of the to be ey hay Homgoratarc Dispexsary.—There will bea concert at the National Rittes evening for the benelit of the buildiug fund of Homeopathic Dispensary and Ewergeney Some of the best talent in the city will participate and the program will be of un- usual interest. Hail tom of Washington Grove Camp Meeting. Ameeting of stockholders of the Washington Grove Camp Meeting Association was held la evening at Foundry Church. George 8. Wood- mber of amendments widered, but no action was reached. The amendments will be consid- pS a Dispensary Directors Elected. ‘The following named have been elected board of directors of the Eastern Dispensar; John V. Carraher, M. D.; Frank T. Chamber- lin, M. D.; William H. Crosby, Louis H. Beatty, M. D.; Charles G. Dulin, Lewellyn Yesterday afternoon William Page, a colored | D-; George F. Harbin, W. P. C. Hazen, M. D.; . Charles C. Lancaster, Fe ae a nat itrort northwest, was 0e- | crocus &. Gmith, Thomes W. Smith ana W, M.D. The bourd electe ter, presiden knocking him down. He was | Hazen, M.D., vice previd y Hospital and sent to | treasurer, and Henry K. Simpson, secretary. Henry K. Simpson, eorge a Entertainment and Bazaar, members and has of over 200. ite eighth birth Undine Juvenile Temple of the juvenile de- partment of the order of Good Templars opened a two days’ bazaar and entertainment in the Builders’ Exchange last was a large attendance and the circle of booths for fancy articles and table deticacies were well ‘ing. ment were frequently applauded. rogram vill be presented. this Undine Temple, Mrs. E. ¥. Bishop nt and Mrs.C.Raynst ® present unique il Carrie ley is highly Mrs. J. Master nd annual Washington Artists at Woodward & Lothrop’s gallery will close. The attendance has been very large and gives further proof of the interest felt by the public in the development in Washington Pictures are, of course, a luxury and even those who like to buy them only do so with what is left after providing however, many people wio do not have to count the cost 90 rigidly who have a cultivated taste for art and appre- ciate even the practical reasons ing it. People of this charac’ taken the time to visit this exhibition will be repaid by doing eo. ‘The work is generally ex- cellent and in some cases notable. for encourag- who have not Ww. P. P. arbi assistant . initiat Eytinge, Lucille LaVert J. Levy, the , is now in the city making man: bets her to joys are ager con- bee: e Iso an She sing- well @ ac- orrow d c. in, There Meredith, Winship & Co. have chartered the ‘M. E. Rockhill, a vessel of 400 tons burden, to carry a cargo of Cumberland coalto today. on y Theiravernge capacity ie 116 tore each AV er a cay 4 Winshipte wharf ‘the’ coming boats wil diez charge the biack fuel brought down, and at the ame the Richmond-bound vessel will be ‘The M. E. Rockhill has hed quite ‘an [on cen ith the now calm old Potomac. The last time she arrived here was in June, 1890. 1t had been raining for days all along her course and the mountain streams ad swelled the Potomac to a most unusual size. The vessel's cargo consisted of cement and was consigned to the builders of the uew naval observatory. Oldriver men told Capt yn that safest place to tie his was at Dent's wharf and there he secured her. But that memorab] and the Rockhill, captain, crew and cargo wore carried down the river by the force of the roar- ing current until tuck fast on the flats. After many days she was floated and was once more in deep water. The Rockhill was the last vessel to arrive before the great break aud the first one to take away a cargo. Both times she brought cement. REOPEXING OF MASONIC HALL. Tomorrow night at 8 o'clock Masonic Hall in its improved condition will be formally opened and interesting exercises will take place. The various lodges which here h: their head- quarters have combined to fitly celebrate the occasion and those who have been invited to attend expect to spend an unusually pleasant evening. Potomac Lodge, No- 0. C. Whiting Lodge, No. 22, Potomac Chapter, No. 8, and Potomac Commandery, No. 3, will be the hosts. Music and dancing are promised. 4 DRAG HUNT. Yesterday the Dumblane Club gave a drag hunt in the neighborhood of “Grasslands,” Secretary Whitney's old place. Both the horses and hounds were in splendid condition and the weather all that could be sport was enjoyed. A RUNAWAY. The horse attached toa wagon belonging to Betz, the plumber, ran away yesterday after- noon and collided with two others near the corner of 29th and O streets. Both the vehicle belonging to Mr. Betz and a stranger's sulk; were smashed to pieces. No one was tajased. HIGH SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT. On Friday night of this week the entortain- ment of the Weightman school takes place at Curtis Hall. There has been much riyalry among the children in the sale of tickets. and & large audience may confidently be expected, an unusually attractive program is promised. The chief features of the entertainment are Hub Smith's opera, “The Lottery boone gy * and the Columbia Banjo, Mandolin and Guitar Club, Mr. Arthur Ferguson gave a card last night at his home on P street to # number of gentleman friends. Among those who gathered arourd the tables were Mr. W. A. Gordon, Mr. H. Gordon, Mr. J. P. Ces dereet Mr. H. 8. Mat- thews, Mr. F. Lewis Marshall and Dr. Ames. Mayor and Mrs. Hopewell Hebbs of Cum- berland, Md., who have been the guests of Mrs. B. J. Darneille, left on Sunday for their home. Helen 8. Stewart has sold to the N. L. for $124 part of White Haven. Messrs. Beavers. Kuhn, Gaskins and Stone ship to Norfolk this week 10,000 truck bar- ‘the assignees, who are prominent Vir. ginia produce dealers, will immediately fill the hooped receptacles with new potatoes, &c., and send them to conveniently reached cities, Great quantities of stone quarriea from the Virginia shore are being sent to Fort Washing- ton by the Potomac Stone Company. There it will be used in the fortifications, which are being strengthened. Last evening Rev. Geo. Elliott, the new pas- tor of Dumbarton Avenue Church, was tor- mally welcomed by the conzregation in the lecture room, where, with music and refresh- ments, the evening pleasantly. “Johnson flats” are being torn down to make room for houses of more modern design. NOTES. peda leet ANACOSTIA, AN ELOPING COUPLE MARRIED. ‘Mr. James. Langley of Oxon Hill, Md.. and Miss Juha Ida Stamp of Nottingham district, Prince George's county, Md., were married yesterday by Rev. Mr. Poffenberger of St. Barn- ‘abas (Md.) Episcopal Church at the residence of Mrs. Wenger, No. 224 4}¢ street, Washing. ton. Mr. Frederick Bender gave ‘the bride away. Mr. Rielly acted as best man and Miss Minnie Bender and Miss Mary Frederick as bridesmaids. It was an elopement. ‘The couple returned to their future home, Oxon Hill. A RECHABIZE MEETING. Anacgstia Tent, No. 188, Independent Order of Rechabites convened, at Masonic Hall last night. One application was received and Mr. James Clary reobligated. George Shoemaker, 8. R. Mundell and W. P. Kelly were appointed a committee to arrange an entertainment tor isitors from other tents next ‘Tuesday night. Under good of the order speeches were made by James T. Harrison, Mr. Jackson, Mr. Bladen and Mr. McNalley. NOTES. Miss Hattie Anderson died last night, She will be buried tomorrow at Congressional com- every. Mr. J. E. Minnix gave a theater party last evening. Mrs. George Buckler spent yesterday with relatives here. Jacob Beacham, John Prue, Byron Makle, James Beacham, Ikauc Clark, George Bowie and Charles Nelson, all colored youths, were ar- rested yesterday on suspicion of having been implicated in the Taylor grocery robbery of Monday night. A good deal of the stolen stuff was recovered. eee Taz Gur AND PNEUMONIA. Physicians say thet the most serious form éf the Grip,is when it is compiicate’ with pneunonia, The following from Mr. Henry Jersey, a very extensive farmer in Swanton, Vt., shows how well Hood’s Sarsa- Parilla works in such cases: “During the fall of '891 took the whooping congh and got over it Just in time to have THE GRIP. catch me. ‘This was followed by pneumonia. I finally pulled through, but was a wreck mentally as well as physi- cally. My mind was one and I was virtually AN INSANE MAN. ‘The doctors called it nervous prostration, Everything rritated me, my bones acied and it is @ wonder I ever iived. ‘Ihave little reco..ection of it, save that I wus very sick. iy wile Kot me a Lottie of Hood's Sarsapariiia at the suggestion of aneichbor. Beiore I had finished the second I feit ever so much beter. “I cured. I certainly tel that 1 OWE MY LIFE ‘To Hood's Sarsaparilla, for what the doctors gave me before i bexan takinz it did me no good.” HENEY JEKBEX, Swanton, Vt. HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA Is the best blood purifier. the Lest nervebelper,the best strength builder. ‘Try it, : TOOD'S PILLS.—The best liver invigorator and general cathartic. Gentle, Lut prompt and efficient. Price, 25 cents per box. 2 M. W. 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CUTICURA RESOLVEXT ‘The new Blood and Skin Purifier. internally, and CUTICURA, the Great Skin Cure, and CUTICURA SOAP, ap exquisite Skin Beautifier, externally, in- stantly relieve and speedily cure every disease humor of the skin, scalp and blood, with loss of ‘hair, from infancy to age, trom pimples to scrofula. Sold everywhere. Price, CUTICURA, 80c.: SOAP, Prepared by 25e. ; RESOLVENT, #1. the POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPURATION, Boston. ‘How to Care Skin Diseases,” 64 pages, 60 il or lustrations and 100 testiyou‘als, mailed tree, BABY'S Skin and Scalp purified and beautified by CUTICURA SOAP. Absolutely pure. HOW MY BACK ACHES! Back Ache, Kidney Pains and Weakness, Soreness, Laweness, Strains and Pains RELIEVED IN ONE MINUTE by the OUTICUKA ANTI-PAIN PLASTER, . strength- mb30-wke THAT FIRST-CLASS HOUSEHOLD WARES CAN BESOLD AT APPALLING DISCOUNTS I8 TO RE- FLECT UPON THE INTELLIGENCE OF THE PUBLIC, AND THE WIDE-AWAKE HOUSE- KEEPER 18 THE FIRST TO OPEN HER EYES TO THE DECEPTION. SHE REALIZES THAT A SYS- TEM WHICH MUST RESORT TO STRATEGY IN ORDER TO BUILD UP A TEMPORARY TRADE IS UNWORTHY OF HER CUSTOM. SHE GRASPS THE SITUATION PRESENTED BY OUB RQUITABLE CREDIT SYSTEM, WHICH CLINGS TO A UNIFORMITY OF PRICES, FILLS HER HOME WITH EVERY CONCEIVABLE COMFORT AND FULFILLS HER PART OF THE CONTRACT BY SHARING WITH US HER WEEKLY OR MONTHLY SAVINGS, AS HER CIRCUMSTANCES PERMIT— ALL THE WHILE ENJOYING LIFE IN THE HOLD. EYE THROUGHOUT OUR PARLORS, COMF=I8- ING THE HANDSOMEST IN FORNITURE OF EVERY STYLE, CARPETS, MATTINGS, BABY CARRIAGES, REFRIGERATORS, VAPOR STOVES AND WORKS OF ABT. HOUSE & HERRMANWS CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES, 917, 919, 921 AND 925 7TH ST. axD mba6 686 MASS. AVE. H.W. Tomer Sezrs. LARGE ASSORTMENT. We havean unusually large variety of Decorated Toilet Bete for the season, and think ‘we can suit you in styleand ‘Price, Wausanra & Enuoxstox, 1205 Paxxa Ave 230-3m, Tue Last Cor Fon Tas Seasox. If you are in need of a suit look at the suits weare selling st 85. ; Look at the suite wo are-selling at $6.25. ‘Look at the suits we are selling at 67.50. ‘Most stores will charge you double for the same goo ls. Children's suite, $1.50, $1.75, $2 and $2.25. It will pay you to look at these suite before you go lease about thas We require \otes, and cent discount, ‘for all ettieuente, within spared to piace reliable and choice goods before the public at lowest cash prices. mb2s MIDST OF A CONTENTED AND HAPPY HOUBE-|| Gf: A LANDSCAPE OF BEAUTY GREETS THE LECTURES. Cua — (CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY LECTURES. JOHNS HOPEINS iH _BANJO, GLEE AND MAY DOLIN CLUB, - oR: NATIONAL RIFLES’ ARMORY, ‘THURSDAY, MARCH %, Mocha and Java Coffee, ew’ f fine, 30c. Ib. Mochaand Java Coffee,delightful drink,35¢.1b. Old Mandabling Java Coffee, 88c. Ib. 44° Merzoxn’s Five Grocery, 417 7th st. n.w. spPurbank Potatoes, price + iA low, Metzorn's Fixe Guocery, 417 7th st. nw. Fraxc & Son, mb29-3¢ One Price, Cor. 7th and D. J. Jay Gould.—Easter novelties. mh28-6t Headquarters for Tuning and Re; of Pianos. First-class a ag aon V. Becker, 920 9th st. n.w. Fifty More of Those Fine Sewing Machines selling so rapidly at $10 st Auerbach’s Capitol Hill branch, Domestic. Machines and Same! — and Pa. ave. ae. Wa. Fuxx, Mgr. Telephone 1260. Domestic Sew 1H. For repairing and rent “Rockbridge Rye,” finest made, #4 - Jon; #1 quart bottle "Laxew's, 404 bua at ew, Jal6-séw,tr Caligraph averages in ci’ rvice examinations. Headache, Neural en Spasmns, Sleeplessness cured’ by Dr. Miles’ Nervine. ' Samples free at Draggists. 1tr Fedora Dress Shields, Best in the World. Messrs. Lensburgh’& Brother write: “Your Fedora Shields are a great success with us. There is an increased demand for them. fe10-w3m All who are exposed to the weather should keep Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup convenient. 8 None Name It but to Praise. Wheeler & Wilson's New High Arm No. A marvel of lightness and swiftness. Ott 7 operators are taking the Dizziness, Drunk- st n. ee LEGAL NOTICES. RY OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Eugene Cadmus vs. Frank W. Eguity Doc. This cause being reverted to ius Present the im the United States court house, on Mi Fil 4, 18%, at 1 o'clock p.m. mhYsm,w.th&s-4t JAB. G. PAYNE, Auditor. ‘HIS 15 10 GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB- scribers, of the ict of Columbia, han ‘on the personal estate t the ‘District of Colum ‘against the de- ite. Git under our 182. WILLAM J, iE. mb1¢-law3t the; Si epee al tan gid 'HALBERT E. PAIN: ATTORNEYS, Aizu -AT-LAW . |AMPBELL CARRING TON, ATTORNEY- ‘Webster Law buildin, 505 D st. 2. w., W D.C. hesidence, vss Ket. a. w. ADVERTISING. TE. YOU WIsH TO ADVERTISE ANYTHING ANT. ‘where at any time write to GLU. F. KUWELL & CON Sprucest., New dork. auzidy, VERY ONE IN NEED OF INFORMATION ON the subject ot advertisins will do well to : Py of Bok for ‘Advertisera. 0 Thave been before sou, through The Star, every day fortwo years. I have strenuously avoided saying anything calculated to misiesd the most confiding reader. Ihave endeavored to impress upon all who read my advertisenents that whatever statement I make is a sacred pledge to the people. I don't profess to give you something ror noting. 1 don't sell one article below cost and beat you on another. I don't ‘varnish over doubtiul statements, but give thesacie im every mstance, NOW READ: Pix-ft. Extension Table, oak, $3.98. Six-ft. Extension Table, cluster leg, 65. Feather Pillow (not ebicken), 950. Yard-wide Carpet, 1134 to 500. Brussels Carpet, 45, 8c., &e Extra Body Brussels, 98. ‘Best Wire Cots, £1.98. All-wool Art Squares, 3:3, $5.05; 3x3%, 67.35, be. ‘5t-piece Fanty Tea Set, 82.98, Toilet Sets, $1.98 to $10. Bix Tumbiers, lie, . Knives, Forks, Spoons, Kitchen Ware, &e. ‘Wecan furnish your home from top to bottom, ex cept Stoves. 1f you don’t want anything yourself tell your frieada about onsets Double Stores 1510-12 7th ot., bet. Pand Qaw. ‘Nothing on credit. If you ee FRIDAY, APRIL 1. Afmtestem, SDconte. Reserved sest, 25 The Pubite Lecture at the Catholte University of Tickets at Metserott's. America will be by (A LBAUGH'S GRAND OPERT; EACH HOUSE, REV. PROF. THOMAS O'GORMAN, D. D., On QUEEN ISABELLA AXD THE FALL OF GRENADA. LADY BETTY and the FRENCH CEASSEUR 4:30PM. In the Laughing Admiesion free. EXCURSIONS, &c. = ee = NOSFOLK AND WAnuINGTON STEAMB AT A wr sprNa trip to Norfolk, ou WEDEESDAY. March ‘ines the latneh of the United ‘States cruiser ner in “1 Yortse purpose of affording nity LBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. who: may Gating to Sue the United’ tase cewhoar MONDAY, APRIL 4—-ONE WEEK. ‘Wednesday | MATINEES | Saturday. ‘Special of ARET MATH! ATHER, MATHER, {_Wasuinz.on’ Will drop over to the navy yard at Nor 80 as to afford am JOHN CALLAHAN, General Superintendent, folk ou the morning of the launch excelent opportunity tt _mih28.st 3:30 p.am., back acain 2:20 pam. mext _auh i Sm ‘The caverus at mucht BGYPTIAN, ay. “Lt ue THE S THE EGYPTIAN, Hugo's famous <7 ‘TaoLbi. “Tae el NGBACK OF NOTRE Dawes «= | STEAMER BARTHOUDT our. MISS MATHER as “Esmersida.” ‘The boat for smal, pariies, “9 New. Elaborate a uresy ue Costumes. Up oF down the Potoume. jusic. A Great and Compete Auxiliary fer SUNBEDS ire ‘OTce.. 16-3m* 3 SEATS NOW ON SALE. masoae_ | — —— ier Kenmare LOE ON Ty Tan ove and lithe, STAGE EXCURSION‘ THIS WEEK—MATINEE TODAY, mn. Ariimatoms Grand Double Attraction! HENRY BIG BURLESQUE 00., WILLIAM MULDOON, ‘Trainer of JOHN L. SULLIVAN, AND HIS ATHLETIC COMPANY. Next week—Turner's English Gaiety Girls. Rete Festivar, ‘ WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY CoRPS, | [HE LANSDALE AT THE ARMORY, North Carolina ave. =e _mh26-ewi6t ‘A CANFIELD. 7p HE VicTOR: a EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK ae LANTIC CITY. ‘Ocean ‘Carolin. ave. {pen all the year. {he new Farmers’ Alliance and members | _Ocrat =u gi,tbe rose. competitive drill by the awkward equad, Tf CHALYONTE, no ip ant jam uniform. ATLANTIC CITE. ee On the ocean front. Dancing from 10 to 11:30 every evening. Tae Mysterious Lady, Tent of Fortune and other water Gothstn the house. attractions: appeal oe E ROBERTS SEASON TICKETS 81. [RE Elon, e wary iT =} » Atlantic City, will For sale at the prominent drag storesand by members | yu ::/<hgi" TT} Mew bent USiwuston ee PL WaAcLINGFORD, There willbe no soliciting for votes nor for the par. | “TP cinc ‘ave. and fistucky. Atuntic City, near BbI4t | mub3.3m a a or 8 Ho NT PLEASANT, AT ALTANTIC CITY Virwinia ave. near beach. Steam lea. electric bella \ETTYSBURG! GETTYSBURG! ulti tndeauy 2m A“ satir HG3Et IMPERIAL, ATLANTIC ClTY, Noa incense bean, longs onartian, ore atin Eee nee WILL BE OX EXHIBITION i, #2 to Saber day, Ut RIB per we “mucin ee: OS WEKEND RICK ius SUIMLEY, KENTUCKY AVE Naan © AND APTER each, Atlante Og, AVS BMA TMB ; Open tor the eeason March 2. _New house. inodern appointwents, mb3 2m waar: rapa: | HH oFt* WELLINGTUS. OCEAN END OF KENTUCKY AVENUE, ATLANTIC CIT! See the greatest battle of the rebellion. @ | 120-2 sak i qu LLKTO! KENTUCKY ANE. ATLAS r10 Ned. near Vpn ttveate Art aaa 15TH ST. AND OHIO 4! dearee loaitn, uwoderm Conveniences, mb30-1m soe yer MEE Wie us (PELs Fe Shan pins fears tas ee RETO aE A ONCERT roaster ume cubital tian “Se Walon HOMEOPATHIC DISPENSARY Hoa ‘Ocean end of Virwinia ave. Atlantic City, N. J. ‘Will be given at the Dnlarged: ibroved, stay beat aio ure med. aie : NATIONAL RIFLES' ARMORY eas RAP Tr decmencemacens on 6°) OTEL DENNIS.” ATLANTIC CITY. x. 54 Upet = lane a tot THURSDAY EVENING, MARCE 51. cold, sea water bats? Dies ol tiem tea SUsEre i. One Ee Tickets, 500. mb30-2t = Acapemy. x All Washington ins Hysterical Laugh! THE PEOPLE'S POPULAR VERDICT, “They're all init.” KATE CASTLETON, KATE CASTLETON, KATE CASTLETON, JOE OTT and LENA YERVILLE And a Ocean end of Penusy! ATLANTIC Clix, Nod. fel3m FW. LER {[# IVINGTON. ATLANTIC CITY, BS. Basted. ocean. view, Mitered water BOF cate Ulare. CHAMBERS & HOOPER, ") HE LENNHULST, MICHIGAN AVE, ATLAN- tic ORY, near the ocean. Heated by steam and oven eratee! Will raxain oven 2b Elevator, steam for ail purposes. Boi G@OSGROVE AND GRANT'S COMEDIANS Oy In the contury’s success, A new wititer house. ave bay -window rove, ins Rue view of the o- THE DAZZLER. oy ktaten, Upon DIRECTION OF GEO. H. MURRAY. fem D. w. cI NIGHTLY MATINEFS a ATs WED. AND SAT. AT 2, | A Has Leen thorouxisiy renovated ind it how Next Week—MISS HELYETT. mbt Se ee 5 us abd Biee.y war Exocorios: Onatory: os Reading! Keciting! and Speaking! 7 ymmer classes will commence June 1 with a recu- eee ie sui a CLARK, ‘doubie et hugins unl sdaair @pamics net on | Sou beaten com yn College is the largest and wost influen- | Py ADDON HA tial Schoo! of Elocution in the world. ite sraduaves | HL AULANTIO CITY, N.3., th ailappointiuense. ja10-3am nd i : OPES JANUARY “SUM Me HOTEL ARS” Sow Nreedy, Apriy at Hlot and cold seo woiet babes the! a Oratory. G14 T2th st. mn203m_| 9013:3m LEEDS & LIPPINCOTT. NEW NATIONAL THEATRE. == Return engaxeiment of the MEDICAL, &e. EMINENT ENGLISH ACTOR, MR. E 8. ——— EE ee D® tEox, 404. OST. BET. 44 AND 6TH STS. N.W., The well-known ladies’ plyvicuan, can be consulted dafiy from 10to 1 and 6 to®. Prompt treatment. mib17-198° ¥ ww a > ww “i 24 ‘Supported by Mr. A. M. Palmer’ Company ‘Ot P ayers, in thereat age “THE MIDDLEMAN,’ ‘By Henry Arthur Jones. SATURDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING, ‘The same author's celebrated drama, PECESSIQNAL, MASSAGE TREATMENT be oLcuined, with the best of medical references, apply: fe d 913 9th st. w. SOMETHING NEW AND GENUINe—-THOSPHA Auta tis and Tonic. One bottie will cure cific tor brain apd mery- “sUDAH.” Monday. April4—The great Herrmann. _mh28-tt UBOPE. for Spring end fumtser SCaSe2 Se ete ducted tea’ a au at aml == ‘tickets sold by mnbl4-1m + B Vae TEE ore. peer, J.B. Ci WELLS DANCING ACADEMY, . Sth be fre aout bap sedar res | ora loncome qiven ty 107 E ea... D* CARLETON, — ‘507 12th sf. mn. . D. 0. ASS Bou THEATEL—______| Graduated London, Euxisud, Tsu: New York, 2 ‘ire P. Harris, RB. I Britton Deas, DISEASES OF MEN. WEEK COMM: Firmen tee Sano 2. ls Rae Rane, Nii. aan oF comm ‘The Best, Brightest and Funniest Comedy ever | pleis loss oi vi ot. ss positively restore: Eee wee . fic wesoures, eo succcentw ESS nee AEDES tobe, ‘Ccrwton. Felure imyossibie, Age mo" ime nen a a ‘The “Star Trio ‘the “Great Double VAISCOCELE, STRICTURE. Kidney aud Binddor Next Week—INDIAN MAIL CARRIER mh26-t_| tilments » speialty ot GLEITO SURGERY jRicaanp Benwursran, Treated “with ski! and succow bora of experience a@d sopra Ore mnTooe, | Seats Sen iee wake Sop oe wu ta “oa igo, sao may ‘new treatse, a WRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 1, 1908, sd thee or by taal” oe a3 Sl ) raaleleeES (CONSULT THE ONLY UROSOOPIAN | PHYSI- J cjane in. Waslsinston, Bho THERS & GuAY, Coke sion BB 3 ‘treated. aye Se Slitervous discaven, dine see of the skin, Be. mie- ES ees Misses BP Esseiaky cane Re, CARS Cope eeen, f eae, aat requiring skiiifui ad confidential trestiwent will {bir bet interests served by coneu.ting hub st onc ofhos. ‘SttenJant. Hours @ ve 2, 4 to: mahi l-f.4,¢0, wth, ilap0 Piano Used. Reserved seats, $1and 75e. Admission, 60c. ‘Tickets for sale from the 25th instant at W. G. Mets- erott & Co.'s, 12th and Gata. n.w.; E. F. No. 925 Pa. ave. n.w., and William ‘817 Market ‘THURSDAY, March 31, ‘“*The Hoosier Fost,” JAMES WHITCOMB RILEY, Assisted by ‘THE FRANZ ABT CLUB. Beworved seats, 7c. mhes-R* ise ES ogee en oe =