Evening Star Newspaper, April 19, 1892, Page 8

LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. T TILE. 8 P.M. WEDNESDAT. fair: slightly. wieds. jarmer tomorre' CONDITION OF THE WATER. Temperature am: Great Falls, temperature 40; con & Receiving reservoir. temperature, dition at north connection. 32: south connection. temperature. house. 36; condi dition, Low water, 64tam, 7:42pm. Hars ror Srurxa. Young men’s derby and_soft hat Bewest shapes and colors i. £3. BR. C. Lewis & Soy, 1421 New York ave, Cun. Xaxpen’s own Va, Clarets. Commext: remedy ‘and used it prouow and result, Now For Ir—Twat Tiarp Frensxa, &e.. which Dr. Henley’s celery, strong, braces the nerves. purifies th druggists, Can. Xaspea’s own old Virginia clarets excel by their vinosity, ail >wing copious diiution. Powernrrt. opera cin Sror Paxixe Rext.—Buy the cheapest a1 Dest built seven-room hours in northeast, 704 7th street, $4,000. Smail Beap & Wess, 713 loth street northwest. Surerz’s 600. Candy for ‘This is only at 7th aud | streets northwest. J. F. Sui he Cuvasen by the Empire Carpet Carpets Curaxe ire Carpet Works, 631-635 Mass. ave. nw., are m proof free of charge. Telephone 425-; Beruz oF x, bottled at the Gistiliery. Cas B, Agent. Have your b nd alter: made prow prices C.D, Conirxs, ba isth st. a we For Serixa Styzrs of wall paper. fre {interior painting. window shades, &c,, W. Haxpeason, 1115 F st. nw. CITY AND DISTRICT. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Atpavoa’s.—Fanny Davenport in “Cleo- tra.” Pen ttoxat.—Rose Coghlan in. “Lady Barter. Acapeny oF Music.—De Wolf Hopper in “Wang.” Haxsis’ Bisov.—Littie Goldie in “Ihe Rocky Mountain Wait.” Kensax’s Lrcecm.—The City Sports Bur- leaque Company. ‘Tur Bartux of Gurtrsuvno—15th street and Ohio avenue. Usivexsatist Cuvecn.—Blind Tom. CONDENSED LOCALS. John Quina, living at Seriously in the left arm with a an altercation at ivamia avenge 20: Mrs. Dr. SS. Adan company an F Fesidence, No. ‘An infant's body was foun.l between 6th, 7th, E aud L streets sou « re-i yesterd . ‘Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in tee have been filed as fu Brown to E. €. i ton Heights, ning, € ry Farm; £200. 8. H. Conner to J. H. Gordo, in trust, pt. 40, sq. 72; @-. J. Dobyns, do.; &— Mickle, pt. 10. sq. 353; & to J. Ruth. sub 22. sq. 417 m wagen to W. D. Crossman. lot 19, _ bik. Pleasant, &c. we Jot 18. do. ; $1,251.90. ro Carpenter, pact 31, Wij W. aregocd to B. J. Si dad; $3,000. Jones, subs 76 and 71. #4. to M.H. Meline, lot 70, do. B. Rui, lot 71. do J. F. Lewis, subs 23 t0 23, s« fr, 10 AH. Semmes, ps J.B. Marr to E. J. Ha: ows: 8 Howard to EC. id Estate 5 oud, lot 8, biK.1, ce Wil Widow's Mite; $ an. 3y interest lot 85. B. Mackall to I. Pike, lot 6. abs A to These Forfeited Collateral. Ayoung man who gave Lis name as Edward B. Lymen, wher arrested at 12th street and Penn- rnoon on com- complaint of two young ladies, who charged that be had spoken to them when they were standing on the corner waiting for a ear, failed to appear in Judge Kimball's court this morn- ing when bis case was called and bis collateral sylvania avenue Yesterday —$25—was forfeited. Officer Bushall arrested bim on Ma: Bue northeast yesterday. Gvorxe Little also failed to respoud when his ease was calied. Ie was charzed with cruelty ‘to a mule and his collateral was forteited. David Quill was accuse of having disturbed ‘the quiet of Congress street twice in one day. He put up $5 collateral exch time and bo sums were forfeited for his non-appearance, ‘Those who forfeited Thomas Craig, Meria Gur George Bake: Lester ‘Tr Elsie Tibbs, William Browa, Charies Goode, William Diair and Joba ‘Tol- liver. i Death of Miss Anne H. Brewster. News has been received from Kome of the ister General Benjamin Harris Brewster. Thirty years ago she went to Rome and settled there. devoting her time to news- Paper correspondence and other literary work. he enjoyed « fnir competence and made her home a center of artistic and literary reunions. Miss Browster was in the seventy-iourth year @eath there of Miss Anne H. Brewster, @f the late Attorney @f her age. : — Easter and Emancipation. Last eveuing there was qu red Lutheran Church Listen to several interestin, Bewiett, Hilyor and other Which bas been ne lovely appearance. The services Sunday afternoon to |i fornia. There were also short addr Dr. Burnett of ©. 3 Donglass, Yaxdo.ph: and Kev. ©) isi ‘The Children aii receive! an Easter pre The E. Wiseman. told the congre- Hon that their thanks were due for the beau- I interior decorations to Mrs. S. Utermente, Taylor, Messrs. Albert Fox, Geo. ft Mr. Randolph. Miss Yeager, Rev. Slayb: aga, Mr. Joa. Gregg and others. Afternoon Trip, Wednesiuy, to Mount Ver- Capt. Binke announces trip to Mount Vernon to: Verson. 2s Very Vatvaste Paoreety on 4% street near ‘the City Hall will be sold tomorrow afternoon, by order of the trustees, at 4:32 o'clock through . Batcliffe, Darr & Co., auctioneers, —————— ‘Tue Jouxsox Coutxctiox or Mopeax Ev- morgax Ont. Parvttxos.—This superb collec tiow of modern oil paintings from the Johnson galleries, 255 Sth avenue New York, which are istrict of Columbia and Maryland, northerly Jition of water at 8 Con= ondition at @stributing reservoir, influent gate at effluent gate house, 35. 19 on the action of that old on’s infallible pile salve, price 50 who bas ever had piles es it perfection im action | audience at the dazzling flashes of lightning, e it. It makes you se blood and energizes the frame and tuculties, All Hearren’s.cor43¢ onthiy paymente, 4, bik, 14, Washing- ewmau to T. Man- ¢ to V.H. Whitman: 908. £4,000. A. Peter, C.J. Stellwageu to C. Fitut, lot sub Mount Pleasant aud Port Carr to Julia ed $5 collateral for fast ing a horse attached to a imal was goingata rate of Speed in excess of eight miles an hour when $5 each tor minor of- fenses were Thomas Listou, Moses Nervis, tt, Ernest Ouden, AL Colbert, Ferdinand Shelton, lean audience at u the county to addresses on eman- cipation aud other topics of special interest by Col. M. M. Hottand, Dr. J. R. Wilder, Messra. The cburch, ly frescoed, presented a ing Easter Week Were very encouraging. ‘Ibe Sabbath schoo! turned out in fui! force at 3 o'clock on a toun instructive adress by Key. M. W. Hamma, D. D., of Cali- wee by RC. Special afternoon orrow. Weduerday. afternoon, April 2, for the accommodation of the numerous visitors in the city whose time is limited. = Fare. round trip, 21. including ad- mission to the mansion and grounds of Mount AMUSEMENTS. Arnavon’s,—Miss Fanny Davenport bas come to be recognized as the one English-s} exponent of Sardou's wonderful ti6 creations, In “Fedora” and “La Tosca” she gained warm praise from the most exac critics aud added to hor former well-earn Feputation as an actress of great intensity and power who at times rose to the height of tragic joree. In “Cieopatra,” which she prevented at Albaugh’s last uight for the first time in thie city, Miss Daveuport was seen perhaps to" betier advantage than on any former occasion. The scenic and mechan- ical effects with which this play is surrounded are veritable triumphs of stage realism and were a revelation to the dience last night. Each act presents a picture that is marvelous in its effect and each succeeding Picture is more wouderful than its pradecessor. Tue terrace at Memphis, with its stretch of dosert and the Nile in the distance, its perfect effect of the sky at night studded with glitter- ing stars and the soft atmosphere of the south, wus thought to be the perfection of stag effect; but this, artistic though it was,paled be- fore the raging tempest in the fifth act, that was so realistic a8 to cause ashiver and shud- der among the more susceptible in the the sharp peals of thunder, the fierce blasts of wind and the drivitg rain.’ Miss Davenport is regal as the Egytian Queen, and im voice, action and appearance justifies the mad and overpowering love and devotion of the great Roman general. Mr. Melbourne McDowell makes an ideal Mare Antony. His noble phy- sique and manly bearing peculiarly fit the war- rior, while his fins elocution ‘and artistic methods enable him to faithfully portray every phase of the complex character of the man who threw away anempire for the love of a woman. The supporting company is fully up to all requirements aud the whole perform- auce Was satisfactory. Again tonight. Nartoxat.—The play at the National last ight was the London and New York success, ‘Lady Barter.” written by Mr. Chaa Coghlan, d by Mr. Coghlan and Miss Rose his engagement of Mr. Coghian is one for Washington ouly, aud that his presence in the amarked feature is actors who 1 more gracefully make the most dificult stage work ecem so ensy that anybody thinks he can do it as well as Coghi an. A8 Col. Pearce Mr. Cogh- lan met every requirement in every particular. Miss Coghlan, though somewhat robust and ewphatie, yet makes an idcal Lady Barter, and at times she rises to the plane above ordinary | couceded without argument, for there are few oand | excellence in acting. Mr. Sullivan's Lord go to B. | Brent wa: Suihvan made th most of possible, for Mr. As Mary Brent ful, aud her shness Was tonic in its effect. e well taken, and the ple: It was followed by Olatield,” which, though well don jan, Miss Palma, Mr. Whitten nu, lus been so jong doue, that a suggestion 1s in order to change the name to uce Newfi d make the libretto fit the score, or words to that effect, The audience was a good one, AcapEmy oF Music.—""Wang,” with its glitter resplendent coloring im stage mounting atin this city at the sht, 1t has lost none of its brillianey and the throng that saw it showed that it remains a fs ‘Vhat big roliicking comedian. De Wolf Hopper, has lost noue is effervescent spirits nor has his pe- culiar style of grace deserted him. Della Fox answers to the adjective that hae gcown 1ar 28 applied to ker, and Anna fe remains plea: in every All the feminine members of the sess the merit of good looks, While the male performers are all taleated and suillful entertamers, ‘The music ts rendered With smoothness aud force, the choruses being exceptionally strong. fianais’ Buov Turaten. — Harris’ Bijou Theater was packed to the doors list night to Witness the sensational western drama, entitled , 1.” Little Goldie the piece and did exceptionally mal acting The play embraces starting and sensations reatest enthusiasm was brought out by the artistic presentation of these points by an evenly balanced company, many of whom are above the aver: Kerxa's Lycevm Tweater.—The City Sports’ Burlesque and Specialty Company is the i that pleases the patrous of Keruan's Ly- E d the audiences yesterday jernoou and evening were large and enthusi- astic. “The Workimgman's Jubuee” introduced tue strength of the company in funny sayings, dauces aud comze and sentimental ‘ow, the Sheridans, the Le Ardo atue acts, assisted by the Indies of the company; Mile. Zitcila and Matt Flynn and Mariowe and Plunkett followed in a varicty of acts, Ihe performance concluded with a bur- lesque on Kiralfy’s “Nero,” entitled “Knee ww; or the Destruction of a Home,” that wont with a rush and kumor that wus keenly enjoyed by the audienc: ide Yate Conuxor Guse axp Baxzo Cue gave an enjovable concert at the Luther Place Memorial Church last night, ‘Tue attendance was very large and the program was well ar- ranged, eaicuiated to show both instrumental- ists and vocalists at their Lest, Many of the numbers were familiar. while some were origi- ual arrangements, showing ingenuity aud abil- ity. The instrumental corps wus not large, Lat they played with excellent precision and effet. ‘Ine singing force was well balanced and displayed the result of good training, while some of the soloists had voices of much more than ordinary excellence. The applause was iaberal and encores were frequeat. Tue Patuanmosic Quartet CLUB gave an entertainment that deserved more liberal wtrouage than it received at the National titles’ Hall last wight. The club itself fully sustained its excellent reputation in the uum- ders allotted to it, winile its assistants were all satisfactory. Mr. Barry's readings were up to his usual ‘standard, Mr. Chase made a good impression as a baritone singer, Miss Lucas played the violin excellently and Miss Lotta Mills was an effective mpanist. After the program was con dancing was enjoyed, Busy ‘To musical marvel, Blind Tom, will appear at the Universalist Church for three concerts—touight, tomorrow after- noon and tomorrow night. He bas not played im Washington for many years and his rea pearance will, no doubt, excite considerable interest, Tho matinee tomorrow will be at- tended by the orphans of St, Vincent's Asylum, to whom an invitation has been extended by he management, Seats may be secured at Metzerott’s. ‘ie Friopix axp Bow.”—Amusing stories told in the quaint dialect of the ‘Iennessee mountain foik and interesting descriptions of : customs and manners of the people the lecture which was delivered last evening at the Universalist Church by ex-Gov. Bob Taslor Tennessee a unique entertainment. Mr. Taylor is familiar with the subject and is an excellent mimic. He kept his audience con- vulsed with laughter as he related the story of certain phases of life in the country. His deseriptions of the country schooi, the sing- ing school, the candy pull were inimitable. As her dialect novels has made the world familiar with life in the Tennessee mountains, so Gov. Taylor by his lecture illustrates how the dialect is spoken and reproduces the soft,drawling nasal tones to perfection. His subject was “ihe Fiddle and the Bow,” und about this musical theme he in- terwove the description of character and life and closed with a noble tribute to musia. —- Gen, Field's Will. The will of the late Gen. Chas. W. Field was filed yesterday. He leaves his estate to his son, W. Field, jr., of Baltimore, in trust, to pay income to his wife, Mrs. M. M. Field, dur- ing lite and at her death to bis sona, C. W., jr., and W. KM. Fields, eee ~ Gone to St. Louis. Dr. George Henderson, surgeon general of the D.C. N.G., leaves here tonight for St Louis to attend the convention of National Guard Sargeons to be held there three days, Wednes: of this week. The city of 5 Douls appropriated $10,000 for the entertainment of the physicians, a. Se EEE His Wife Deserted Him. Ralef Van Brunt asks decree of divorce from his wife, Margaret Van Brunt, on the ground of desertion, They were married in New York im 1888, and he was cmployéd in the Brooklyn navy yard, but, leaving his place, then came fo ths oy ts 1899, and she refuses to join PE le SEE More Flour for the Russians. The Rustian famine relief committee of Philadelphia has decided that the steamsbip Conemaugh will sail for Russia on Saturday eneipge ne Masonic Farm at Ricuwoxp, Va—On ac- count of the Masonic fair at ve Wardens—Senior, Lewis J. Davis; junior, Wm. D. Baldwin. Vestrymen, Nath Wilson, L G. Parke, M. W. Beveridge, E. 8, Hutchinson, Calderon Carlisle, E, D, Townsend, J. T. Arms, ©. C. Glover. er. manr’s. Wardens—John P. Torbert, senior warden; ‘Thomas S. Moore, junior warden. Vestrymen holding over—John H. Chew, Com. Skerrett, —— Earnshaw, — Wiley. Vestrymen elected— Josiah Shaw, L. A. W W. H. Marlow, 8. B. ST. ANDREW'S. Senior warden, Dr, Thomas B. Hood; junior warden. Herbert A. Gill; vestrymen, Col. Cecil Clay. Prof. Harry King, William H. Decker, William G. Burns, Samuel J. Millard, Capt, W. F. Johusou, Hugh Waddell, Charles C. Hal- ine; delegate to convention, Dr. Thomas B. cod; alternate, William Oscar Roome; treas- urer, John B. Randolph; register, Albert Gage. 87. JOHN'S, WASHINGTON. Wardens, Gen. Joseph H. Watmough, junior den, and Gen, P. V. Hagner, senior warden; vestrrmen, Dr. Robert Reyburn, James Lowndes, Judge Walter 5. Cox, Henry Pellew, Bancroft Davis. ST. PAUL'S, 23D eTREET. Wardens, James R. Howard and Phil K. Reily; vestrymen, Dr. Janes T. Sothoron, M. L. Woods, Harry C. Whiting, E. B. Hay, Wm. Coaway Bailey, Herman K. Viele, Pay Inspector . 8._N., and ‘Com- mauder C. “M. 18. N.; delegate to the convention, Harry (. Whiting. sT. LUKE Senior warden, Thomas Withers: junior war- den, W. A. B, Matthews; vestrymen, Maj. F. C. Revells, Clarence L, Crumpton, Charles John son, Randall Skinner, W. G. Avant, David Lee, Basil Frazier and,Julius Vanbrackle. ST. JOUN's, GEORGETOWN. Vestrymen—Kandall Hagner, Pay Director Thomas H. Looker, Thomas Hyde, Joseph G. Waters, Maj. F. H. Bates, David Rittenhouse and H. D. Cooke. CHRIST CHUROH, GEORGETOWN. Vestrrmen—W, B. Orme, 8. E. Wheatley, Geo. T, Dunlop and C. M. Matthews, with W. Knowles and Wm. Wheatley, wardens, C. M. Matthews was chosen delegate to the convention, with 8. E. Wheatley alternate. ‘TRINITY. Senior warden, Theo. 0. Ebaugh; jumor war- deu, William A. Meloy; vestrymen, H. A. Lock- wood, George Watts, Olnus Smith, Dr. J. W. Buckley, James E. Bell, George E. Davis, Cor- bia Thompson aud Dr. R.A. Foster. INCARNATION, Edward Harper, Edmund Weston, James B. Wimer, L. B. Swormstedt, Rodney W. Van Deventer aud Henry H. Lockwood. Two va- cancies remain to be Sled in the vestry, and the election of wardens will be made April 25. sr. James. Daniel E. Lattimore, Seymour W. Tulloch, Henry L, Bryan, Alfred Williams, George Francis Dawson, George W. Evans, Duncan S. Walker, Henry C, Sayles, vestry; Daniel E. Lat- timore’ and Seymour W. Tulloch, warde: Henry L, Bryan, registrar and treasurer; Si mour W. Tulloch. delegate to convention; Alfred Williams, alternate to convention, CHRIST CHURCH, WASHINGTON. 0. B. Hallan, W. W. Danenhower, C. B. Fonda, 8. 1. MeCathran, 't. 8. Denham, L, B. Taylor and J. H. Gibbons, vestrymen; 0. B. Hal’an, register; C. B. Fonda, treasurer; W. Speier and W.'H. McKenny. wardens. Wm. E. Hutchinson, who hus been a member of the vestry for twenty-one years, W. H. Hoeke. for fifteen years, aud H. McCauley, for eight yeurs, declined a re-election. ASCENSION. Senior warden, Charles B. Maury; Junior warden, W. K. Mayo; vestrymen, J. C. Kelton, 8. B. Holabird, Charles King, F. H. Mott, R. C. Lewis. W. ‘I. Hord, Channing M. Boltou and W. D. Cabell. 87. PAUL'S, ROCK CREEK. Vestrymen, J. Bell, John Muller, John D. Wiltberger, Angus Lamond, John A. Wineber- ger, Arthur S, Browne, Redford W. Walker and A. D. Vande GRACE CHURCH, SOUTH WASIITNGTON. 8.M. Jones, H.P. West, C.L. Birch, C. Brill, RV. Godman, L. E. Duvall, A. ¥. Gray, vestrymien; Mr. A. 8, Belote, superintendent of the Sunday school; Mr. R. V.Godman, treasurer. ere ge ere THREE DOZEN UNFORTUNATES. Those Who Were Up in Judge Kimball's Court This Morning. Three dozen prisoners occupied the three cells at the Police Court this morning, and when time was called for court to open the procession for Judge Kimball's court ou the upper floor started. The leader of the line was & nan named Frank Thompson, whose tall silk hat gave him the appearance of a drum major leading the members of his band. ‘Thompson was neatly attired in a suit of dark clothes, and the broad expanse of white linen and satin tie gave him the appearance of « mau who had been at the ball the night before. His statement was that he had been visiting his brother at Martinsburg and was given a razor, which the officer exhibited as evidence in the case. Thompson was drunk. and Polico- man Lynch arrested him for being disorderly. ‘The court said that as the razo: was wrapped in paper it showed that some color was to be given to the prisoner's statement, On the charge of concealed weapons the court took his personal bonds, He paid @5 for being dis- orderly. Charles Banks, a young colored man, dis- puted the statement of « policeman coneern- ing his condition last night. but the court thouzht that his memory was defective and im- posed an #8 fine. ‘The next called from the line for trial wa Robert Clements, who was charged with hav- ing erected a shed without a permit and using profane language toward the policeman who arrested him, He did not have #15 aud so he stepped back, Scott Tyler, William Gross and Gus Mullen plead guilty to churges of disorderly conduct and were fined 85 cach. John Morgan was the name of a young man who was charged with being disorderly on Pennsylvania avenue at au early hour this morning. According to John’s statement he went down the city last night with a man who said he was going to get married. but he did not, and so they Wanted to return home on an avenue car. The conductor of the car said he refused to permit the defendant and his companion to get on his car, as he always refuses to take on pas- sengera who are intoxicated. i Judge Kimball commended him for his action and said he would always uphold conductors who would — oe le, Morgan was fine: Beujamin Cox, Henry Jackson und George Wilson were charged @5 each for disorderly conduct, and Charley Banks was assessed $3 in excess of that penalty. Spencer Snowden selected Pennsylvania avenue aa a place to violate a District ordi- nance, and ou account of the location the fine was made $8. Bessie Robinson and Annie Turner brought up the rear of the first procession, and the judge let them off on their persoual bouds be- eause they were only two of the many who should bave been arrested at the same time, betes: «sane Charmed With Washington. Washington's circle of beautiful women has recently been increased by the advent of Mrs. Robert L. Sackett, one of New York's noted beauties. Mrs. Sackett is an accomplished musician and a former pupil of Mr. 8 B Mills of New York. She is « woman Hp Ea E AMUSEMENTS. Last evening witnessed at the Cochran Hotel the successful culmination of an effort to form ‘an slumai association of the members of the Delta Upsilon Fraternity residing in Washing- ton, ‘This fraternity was organized at Williams College in 1834, and now has chapters repre- sented in thirty-four prominent colleges in the country. Among its resident members in the city it numbers Justice Stephen J. Field, Se: ators Morrill and Proctor of Vermont, Attorney General W. H. H. Miller, Congressmen Sereno E. Payne, Lewis Sperry and Chas. W. Stone, Solicitor General Frank ©, Partridge of the State Department, Rev. 8. H. Gre vary Baptist Church and Col. Weston Flint of the Bureau of Education, the total number of fesident members in the city being fifty-three. Among its bouored dead it reveres the name of James A. Garfield, late President of the United 4T THE SHOREHAM, MAT 2 1892, By MISS GERTRUDE RAVENBURG promisre s Great success Miss LOTTA MILLS, Washinwton's ‘Young and talented pianist, will be one of the solutsts of the evening. The proceeds are to be devoted te the furstehing of Epiphany Mission Chapel. ‘Tickets cam be obtuiued on and after the 16th of April at the Shoreham and Metzerott'’s Musi: store. Gente of otmmtexton, ¢1. LECTURES. L®crese. A nations! anthem in a dress sui ‘ with eTinan Deniod tc"—Mool Resse, Oe PO 40 YEARS’ STANDING, $0 YEARS STANDING, EARS’ STANDING, ‘te described in the statement below: “Thad woitre, of swellings in the neck, since I was ten years old: ain now fifty-two. I used Hood's Sar- ‘saparilis recently and the swelling has entirely disap- peured. It has boen very troublesome. When I beran with the goltre and rheu- ‘The Greatest of all Comic Opers Successes, Prices, 25, 50c., @1 and $1 50. Next weok—Hoyt's A Texas Steer, with Tim Murphy, Flore Walsh and original cast. NAtionaL rHeatae. WEEK APRIL 18, ‘The Favorite Comedienna, ROSE COGHLAN, Tn the comedy of modern time, “LADY BARTER.” In which the suthor, CHARLES COGHLAN, ‘Will also appesr. ‘To be followed by “NANCE OLDFIELD.* FRIDAY, April 22, First productien on any stage of the New and Original Comedy. “THE CHECK BOOK,” Charles Coghlan, Esq. 5, Augustin Daly's: ¥, APRIL 20-3 P. M. IN TRIP TO MO' ‘ON, THE TOMB OF WASHINGTO! SDAY, LEAVING AT SP. M, BEE BY 6 TOMORROW (Wedne: o'clock, the palace steamer A apectal trip to Mt: date the nutuerous ‘The Mi Twas feeling 20 matiom I felt that I would A8 SOON BE DEAD SOON BE DEAD AS SOON Be DEAD asalive. Whenever I caught cold I could not walk two blocks without fainting. Now I am free from it all and I can truly recommend Hood's Sarsaparilia to any one I received a letter from Mrs. Jennie Bigolow, ‘now of Fremont, Mich. asking if my testimonial as above iu behalf of Hood's Sarsaparills was true. I at once wrote her that it was, and sent particulars of the benefit the medicine did me. I have since received s letter trom her THANKING ME VERY much for recommending HOOD’S SARSAPARILLA TOOD'S SARSAPARILLA HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA ‘and stating that she also took it and was entirely Mra ANNA SUTHERLAND, 406 Lovel street, Kalamazoo, Mich. HOOD'S PILLS act easily, ciently, on the liver and towels, Masty Pons. CUTICURA REMEDIES cleanse the blood, skin and scalp of every eruption. impurity and disease, whether simple, scfofulous, ulcerative or hereditary. In s word, they are the greatest skin cures, blood purifiers ‘and bumor remedies of modern times, and succeed when the best physicians fail Sold throughout the A large and very enthusiastic representation from this number assembied last evening in the parlors of the’Cochran and effected a per- maneut organization, electing as ite officers year the following: fustice Stephen J. Field, Will- jams, '37; vice president, Col, Weston Flint, Union, '60; secretary, Delbert H. Decker, Cor- nell. '84; treasurer, Wm. F, Alden, Middlebury, "89; executive committee. Dr. Otit J. Eddy, Hon. Frank C. Partridge, Arthur H. Giles, Frank H. Hitcheock, Harvey A. Harding, Eu- ‘Will deliver his famous loctura, MONEY AND MORAL MONEY AND MORALS, “MONEY AND MouALs, for the ensuin, ALBAUGH’S OPERA HOUSE EXT SUNDAY EVENING, APRIL 24, part full of Mebt jwaukee Sentivel. Psivetisanisy cucKes, yet promptly aud eff- Company.ap19-tf 4 PM. ‘he members then adjourned to the dininy room, where ou a table arrauged in the form o} ® Greek delta, an exteusive aud elaborate menu wasserved. It iva fact worthy of men- represented one of the fouuders of the fraternity, Prof. Z Richards of Williams, Woodruff. the visiting delegate from Rutgers, "93, the two extremes in age, comprehending between them a period of fifty-eeven years o the life of the fraternity. The menu being disposed of Col. Weston lint, to whom especial honor is due in or- ganizing the association, assumed his preroga- tive as symposiarch and announced the follow- “fhe fraternity,” Payne, Rochester, "64 Zalmon Richards,’ W: FRIDAY, APRIL 22, reate tea laseeempeee, ANIEL DOUGHERTY "ECIAL, AFTERNOOQ "ALESTER will make seeteenetes sone torte: the ity whose the ie st city w jenter witl leave her wharf. foot . 0:4 0c. Sale opens at Metzer: admission to the mansion and LL BLAKE, Capt. ‘T GRAND HOP GIVEN BY THE MOUNT 1on Pleawure Club on WEDNESDAY. 4 McConley's Hall, Pa. ave. bet. 2d_an: Imitting lady ind gent, 50c. Danci EXCURSIONS, &e. HE WONDERFUL c ‘of Mount Vernon. Weshineton at 3°30 p i Dack went 2-10 pms CITY ITEMS. Our Java and Mocha Coffee, 30c. per pound. entire satisfaction, Itis having a large sale. Try it. Murzogn’s Fine Guoceny, 417 7th ot. nw. 1° Royal Glue never f Hou. Sereno E. ur founders,” Prof. De oat tor fee taese BF a Qf sual parts Pleasure boats of ail i. raternity, politics and national 63; “The scientitic side of the qu: ‘Return of Washington's Favorite Comedy. the undergraduate,” Mr. Ellis J. Woodruff, the chapters,” Dr, Otis J. Eddy, The influence of our brothe: A round trip to Chicas, The attention of the public is called to H. O. Towles’ fine assortment of Children's Carriages eratore, The Celebrated Whitney Carriage and the Hard-wood Kan- kakee Refrigerator, the vest in the market. Be sure to examine my stock before purchasing. Also a full line of Lawn Settees, Porch Chairs, &c., &c., suitable for summer use at H. O. Towxes’, General Furt. Dealer, admission to fair, hood,” Rev, Dr. S.H. Greene, “The contagium of I Smith, Cornell, '81; « baggage to hotele wo of Fair or as near to elevated road runumyg direct oa to- e gold and blue,” Dr. y. "62; “The Intest thing adnate,” Win, F, Aiden, Mid- xegi monumentum,” Delbert TIM MURPHY, Aud the Origins! Great Cast FLORA WALSH, Agents wanted. STAGE EXCURSIONS. EWITTS TALLY HO STAGES LEAVE 13th et nw. at 10 am. and ‘and Cabie Jou Bridve, Ps Zoo Park and legation buudisie, oc. H, Decker, Cori Reminiscences of D Seats will co on sale Thursday. U. were also givon by }; Dr. Wellington Colby, Harvard, "91, and Usvensanisr CHUKCH, Will You Pass For a well-dressed man? Not unless your hat is correct in style and color. one-ninety ($1.90) line is the usual two-fifty Faaxc & Sox, One Price, Cor. 7th and D sta, Pure Rye Whisky (4 yenrs old), 75c. quart, Fixe Guoceuy, 417 7th at, aw. 1* Carpets at Less Than Cost. To close this branch of the business, 415 7th st. n.w., Is offering the bost Body Brussels, sewed and laid, with the best lining, at $1.15. pestries, sewed and laid, with lining, Rev. T. H. Outwater, were read from Scnators Morrit! and Proctor Field anda telegram of con- 13TH AND L STS. N.W.. Ours are, and the and from Justice gratulation from Harvard chapter, exercise a quartet, consisting of Messrs, Jobn- Byrnes and Giles, enlivened the ent by leading the society in va- y and college songs. Atw late hour the company separated amid mutual congratulations over the suc first meeting and w:thefeclings ot renewed love for their grand old fra- termity und for the principles upon which it THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 28, VIOLIN AND SONG RECITAL, MISS LEONORA VON STOSOH, “HOTELS. HE ARDMOKE, 137M SI. BET. E AND F. First-class family son, Harding 50 to $2.50 day. M88 JENNIZ DUTTON Wittannss nore, Pa ave. and 14th st, and increased resp LOTTA MILLS, Accompanist and 50 cents, Tickets at Metrarott's Busv Tox. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, WEDNESDAY MATINEE AT 2:20. UNIVERSALIST CHURCH, COR 13TH ANDL. ‘The wonder of the world for bis musical powers. Probably the last opportunity to hear him in Wash- Tue Srestevast Hovse, American plan, $2.50 to 8.50 ‘The following list comprises the resident members of the fraternity: Wiliam F. Alden, Middlebury, ‘89; Arthur { NEW YORE. Amherst, ‘56; Frank A. ' Barto Best Lowell All-wool Ingrains at 55c. Sewing and laying extra. All odds and ends of Moquette and other carpets at about 50 per cent of their value. All Rugs and Mats. including Cocoa, Wire and Ruboer Door Mats, at or below cost to THE STURTEVANT HOUSE Is the most central in the city’: near all elevated ronda street car lines, principal places of atuusement large retail stores AU the Comforts of Home, with the additional con- ‘Yeniences of the Metropolis, are offered our gusste, THE STURTEVANT HOUSE, ch and 29th streets, New York, N.Y. BU teon LBBITT HOUSE, WASHINGTON, D, ¢. Franchot Ii. Bord, Kocheste . Coolidge, Harvard, "63; Delbert H. Decke Dibbie, Hamilton Tickets now on sale at Metzerottt'a Our stock of Household Furniture erators, Ice Chests, Baby Carriages, Window Shades und Straw Mattings was never better, and all offered at very low price No baits to catch the unwary, but fair, honest prices for reiiabie goods. Respousible partics desiring eredit may be ommodated at prices much below the usual installment rates. Tuomae D. Stxouztox, 415 7th st. nw. Stephen J. Field, W |ONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Arthur H. Giles. Syracuse, Syraciise, "94; Samuel H. Groene, Harvard, "02; Isuac Under the auspices of the Music Committes, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 27, AT 8, ‘Last concert of the season by the Northwest, 8% ‘ “14; Frank H. Hitchcock, Lelaud 0. Howard, i Epoxy Rerueznaiors . Hi. Huston, Northwest, MRE. ARTHUR NIKISCH, Conductor. ‘We have soid the EDDY REFRIGERATORS for eizhteon years and believe them to be the best made for family use, aun, Amherst, S. Heller, 720 7th st. n. cialty in Ladiew and Children's Hair Cutt and Shampooing; al is making as MR. AND MRS. GEORG HENSCHEL, The sale of seats opens ‘Thursday, April 21, at Jobn P. Ellis & Co.'s, 937 Penusylvania ave. Ga. ELLIS, Manager. . Kinsell, hutgers, *; Wat HH, Miller, Hamilt Dandruff. api9-6 ITS MERITS ARE: to have your par- old glasses refitted or spend @1 for anew City Opricat Stone, 477 Pa, ave. n.w. * ridge. Amherst,'82; Sereno john ¥. Poler, William: Middlebury, "91; Ke hou: Zalmou Ki vmour, Williams, ° Cold dry air circulstion, Absolute dryness, Matches left on the shelves will readily ignite when taken out, conductor packing, tested over forty yeare. Blate stone shelves, always sweet, clean and cold. Strongly bui't with kilu-dried jumber,so that Bo shrinking of Joints occur, Every EDDY REFRIGERATOR warranted, ‘Prices are lower than they have ever been. Payne, Rochester, ALPAUGHS GRAND Ore WEEK OF APRIL 18. Matinee SATURDAY only at 1:30. iield Proctor, Middlebur: “Carters” Special Reautitul Dress pure wool, double 390. ; Surah Silke, 39c. sh Bargains.— espun Cheviots, idth, $92.; China Silks, ;, Lonsdale Cambric, 10c. ; immense doubie width, quality, 25c. 711 Mi “Serenata Waltz, Theobald Smith, ¢ DAVENPoR DAVENPORT. ce, near 7th, it cts. Worcn's, 925 7th Big Discount—Sixty Of. syles and colors of our —but sixty cent Our $1.9 Derby will cost two-fifty else- Fuaxc & Sox, One Price, Corner 7th and D, If You Suffer witn Catarrh read about the Great Remedy in 8: Melbourne MacDowell And her own company, utder the management of MARCUS RK MAYER. Joun R. Wellington, Colby, '86. _ > SERGEANT COOPER'S SENTE A Total of $90 or No discount” on th Spring Derbi 10 Days on the Farm for His Trouble Yesterday. Judge Kimball's court room w: morning with persons who were anxious to hear the trial of the men who created so much trouble yesterday during the parade at 19th ennsylvania avenue, as published Sergeant John H. Cooper of the Baltimore Rifles was defendant and there were three charg discharging firearms in the stree concealed weapons and disorderly conduct, Several policemen ap the case und described the affair in which the Bultimorean figured as the chief actor. row started by the discharge of one of the mus- kets, and as smoke was seen issuing crom Coop- er’s musket, Policeman Doyle attempted to ar- ‘BRearranged. adapted and presented under the Beverwar, 215 F and 3214G sta, Importer of Pottery and Glass, = ap8 _Next Week—-THt & W. KRENE. B= BALL Tov, day's Chronicle, Fifty More of Those Fine Sewing ling so rapidiy at $10 at Auerbach’s jomestic Machines ‘and Patterus, 4th and Pa ave. ae. Wat. Foxx, Jsweixn Hamess Repverr. The, latest are Bbell Hairpin with tina of hued Lod abd. silver. at they reect the: Licht Like duaauoude anid Imake very elewant uair uruaments. Prices, NECKLACES REDUCE Capitol Hill branch [x EMNAN'S LYCEUM THEATER, ‘Penusylvania ave. and 11th st seaside THIS WEEK-MATINEE TOMORROW, Telephone 1260." Domestic Sewing FLYNN & SHERIDAWS cared as witnesses in | Machme Co.,74& I. For repairing and renting. of Gold and Silver Neck- laces, Various atylos, with aud without set- Do not get the initials mixed. We ar gti at the oid staud on the avenue enty per cent off everything prior to tensive improvements, CITY SPORTS BURLESQUE AND SPECIALTY COMPANY. SWEET, SHAPELY SIRENS Dr. Hartley’s Great Remedy cures catarrh. Fedora Dress Shiclds, Best in the World. | OFFICIAL NOTICES. Bior Avice 5 phodua on wee the by a written aarersannt ‘ou the tober, clurhtren Lundred and miner fondek conve ferred. rlinquished ad surre:.dered all Lite and uterest in Bud tothe | mde cle two ot said acreeuent, as ‘ouows, to. Mencing at a point where the Washite the ninety-eighth degree of weet severed a Le years a rigateen thence north ou a line gree to the point where it Red Fork of ‘the Arkansas ( Ghasrioe River). thenee up sed river, tu it anh i i it I ¥ e653 ; i lh i s # +s > to the United a roe of west longitude, teuce erwin tine a — ith dewror te tl vite Steret 4 the North Lush si. the News vers theses howe eaet North Pork of tie, Ked Kiver to's polut where tt sieiice tiie ‘north Tine of thy iow ged Cuuaucbe emer at alle, thterest or claim w toemiber of abt teil huudred and sixty ent provi od, to Le suigeted wichiis the ect of ccun- try #0 ceded, except lnba in any part of sak reeette- seid oF occupied foF military, ag cy ecbOus Wugious OF VUWEF PUDLC Lew OF im were Asapshoe' Indiat has Leretofore bade improvements Upon and How usct aids cupiee & part of ead sections, siacecu aud thirty sit, such Iodioh Buqy take Lie OF oder ty dlewees forty nce U. aaid have f eutky say to tue Uanied States for the. by beta i addith a to the ive provided: A Within A¥e years from the @aie of the al eutzy, the suns ver acre, tui two yeire, Lut the rights of boner ably scharyou Uiiou soldiers and sailors as det hd descrived i sect Me tweuty-shree hundred oe hundred ead Bive uf the ry ‘ous, tue Inds acquind by the Lvctore ivenuowed. beve bees, Sie Necrwvary of te interior, Aid last aueatiwued Wot uf “ball "be opened to setidement. and Tesersad_ {uF eouLsy goat purponee Oe lands have bee: couuty D. the po ‘ a 1 bect.on twenty “Live, aug. seven teen West For two) that there «i rods wiue be is be reserved pause be seacuerctva of law ea eee on likes bein ter eduction stall be tule where oth provided for 14 the ainount tobe sad loresch quater secuon uf land by Frason of such Teweryotion, wy sud consiicre juiss roguired by asia t tuade “ith said trives of Indisus and by the lowe reistnng. thereto, preveduut to upeuiug suid laude woet Tudian Depa ty stipulations with varie. provided. excepting also lescribed. ‘se “oceupied Aue Wicuite” and athlieted bends or otherwise “reserved” in pursuauee Ff iwelve o'clock BOOR ute) Tuesday, the wineteenth day out of Avil, aud not betore. bo wUement under the terms of and ‘ditions. limttstions, rearvetious and ser nue coutaitied. 4h said autos a, o preseut a to toall ted Staton ap~ bie terete fants 8) be go open ve weteiee ior «realer Couveuience particularly. de- the acconpat.y tug ached wie, th ine Couey. vation, ium Tere amet by proclamation of the Pres Chir) shall be im square form as Geary a aid ho othe a the Territory of Okl are Ovened to settiouent Under this Prucleuscgue tee acrecmeut with the said Cheyeubelend is. crate te asine” Notion dias, or the wer, is hereby given cted. thet until” said 2 : ‘ciae et Onabowe Cit, ta eat eeiees Unithoue: ast 1 Ailef auld tends Spine needs ote ith Line” bat trumar tuetoen and = f Next Week—LONDON SPECIALTY CO The Palais Roval indorses them as follows: “The Fedora Shiclds are the best in our stock, and our sales are daily incre: “The Celebrated Berkely” Whisky is Pre-eminently a Pure Excellent Beverage. James Tharp’s Old Rve Berkely Whisky is without question the finest and purest goods in the market, and can al beneficial tonic and an excellent beverage, contains all the compenent parte where medic- is needed in giving tone and strength to the weak and afflicted by giving them re- newed energirs and new life. physicians here and elsewhere prescribe it daily to their patients with pronounced good results, where they require a pure to give them strength and tono up their shat- tered systems occisioned by sickness, Mr. Janzs Tuanp, at 818 F street northwest, is the sole proprietor of this noted brand of ' liquor, and has it copyrighted for the protection of the public and himself. me It But to Praise. Wheeler & Wilson's New High Arm No. 9, A marvel of lightness a Office 437 9th st. n.w. NEW PUBLICATIONS. IPB" Foraine or THz sword AND OTHER POEMS, BY JUAN LEWIS, Mitustrated by HUDSON. Cipth, in ali colors (full wilt), 82.00. For rele by all the leading booksellers an« at the office of the Wom- au's Tribune, 826 12th st n w, rest him, and then it was that the trouble came near developing into a riot, Genove Dasto, 1223 P. Ave NW, T.B. Towxer & Svs, DEY GOODS DEALERS, 1216 7th st. now. ‘Just received a new assortmeut of Cashmeres and Benriettas, in Tansand Grave. Largs line of Giups and Braids for Dress Trimming. Zephyr Giuehams, 15c. Beautiful line of Dress Gineham, 8 and 160, Androscoggin Blescied Cotton, So. Bleached Pillow Case Cotton, 8c. Fruit of the Loom B.eached Cotton, 8360. Caxton Cloth and Pineapple Tissues, in lightand dark crounds, in besutifal sty Percules ior boys alirt waists, in new styles, Large assortment of Pareeols and sun Umbrellas ved—Feather-proof ‘Ticking, in short Ladies’ Underwear at less than ‘Gowns, 25e.; well worth 40c. ; aoe ‘the leading makes XHIGITION OF PASTELS AND CHARCOAL Drawinuts by Messrs. Brooks, Fischer's art Store, 32! ing.” fe8-m3m_ Messer and Mann at ‘LOth st,, from April 18 to 30. 16-2) was used. Soveral officers soon reached the scene of the disorder and possibly prevented the kiiling of Officer Doyle. Cooper was finally secured and on the way to the station « large crowd followed the prisoner und the officers, giving such advice as ‘don’t go,” and shouting “kill the — —. When the stati ‘one and an | VneNcH soInEES EVERY THREE Wi the French System of Sound School—307 D W. New term; free lesson April 70 an a'mond7 p.m. Parisian and experienced teacher, ry PLLE V. PRUD'HOMME, REIS’ BIJOU THEATER, Mrs. P. Harris, R. L. Britton and T. F. Dean, ‘Proprietors and Managers, r oRaxp Easton April 28, at 2 pa be relied on as a n was reached and the pris- oner searched the officers found in his posses- loaded revolver and a box of cartridges ae with w, MONDAY MATINER, Nipsome Sunbeam, In the Realistic Com THE ROCKY MOUN’ load of Seen: and Novel Mechanical Effects TEP! ‘Our prominent Lawyer Moss defended the prisoner, who plead guilty to two charges against him. Judge Kimball during the trial bad to call the risoner to order more than ouce and informed im that he was not in Bultimore and that he would have to bebave himself. When the testimony was ail in the judge said We have plenty of rowdi our own without importing any from Balti- You must have thought you were in a crowd of Baltimore toughs, bringing such weapo! when you should rejuice is a little more than will be tolerated, and the court is only sorry that there are not twenty more of your number Next week—GRAY We are stil ell Shi al otter wate ‘Boys’ Kuee Pants, 25 Shirt Waista, 25c, All Fase Poste Exrestamaexr to the prisoner: MARTYN COLLEGE OF ELOCUTION AXD ORA- ‘Ihe idea of ere on such a day Ger Tx Bas. THE CONCORD HARNESS. LUTZ & BRO. 497 Poon ave.,edjoining National Hotel and Satchels of best make at low prices. In the ease of concealed weapons a fine of $50 or ninety days was imposed and in each of the other cases the fine was $20 or sixty days, making a tota! of £90 or 210 days on the farm, Washingtonian who was rested about the same time, forfeited Reverdy Johuson, also « member of the Bal- timore Rifles, plead guilty to achargo of *dis- orderly conduct, ‘I'ma stranger in the ‘city,” he said. live in Baltimore, where I have always been respected asa gentleman, and this is tho first time that I was ever arrested,” yROF. J. B. CALDWELL'S DANCING ACADEMY reunions frvsa 810 11 nan, wiseeae Samuel Payne, if you wanta MACKIN- . Tos GARMENT orctber | WATERPROOF WRAP or | 9% vont snd some ney oud ob, ‘a pairof RUBBEE BOOTS or OVERSHOES, » Hot ‘Water Bottle, Fountain Syringe or any article of MANUFACTURED BRUB- EAL” Grade the SEAI Pa 2°22 >> ‘EALTH.—PAEON! OS eS ‘well. al Scope easels one Paeouian spri WATER FROM BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG. OPEN DAILY. A fine of $25 was imposed. Uso Use URE Une Te UBS Ise USE Use ‘15th street and Ohio avenus, Use use use Use Use Use Liezsie Company EXTRACT OF BEEF. Co™HEDSEODAY SVENICG: APRIL 20, Ag bsecel os the course, ‘on the above date. “It will coms FEBRUARY 5, 1892. “CLEVELAND'S — Baking Powder ts in steady , ae im my kitchen.” MARION HARLAND. DHVALUABLB 3 will copsist of a tn the mitchen for Boups, Sauces and Made Dishes VOCAL CONCERT AND ORGAN RECITAL 54 eed phbeephtoamnaiae bouwa City, in the anid ternary, rtigrres 1 ine eet acta ead wad al of the United States to affired, — = a erty Sie or te thie twelfth a April, in ‘the eur of our Lard one thor iiidied apd iimety-two, ad of the sndcpendenct the United tater tive vue bugdned a wad wixtecn: {seal} BENS. “HAKKINON. By” the Presideut: JAMES G, ELAINE, Secretary of State, E ONEISE OF GEHL COMMISSIONERS “OF Dutrict of Columbia, Wastineton, DC. 1592. doall whom it may concern It having been resented to the Comintasloners of the District of g Pe Lie (het the foL0wius uated Works ere Leteesary ton lic bualth, «afety oF comfort, under publie oot s avpro¥od Awcast 6, 1890, und requests Baye lug beeu inade that the works be ‘ordered under the compulsory peru cost to be ‘Comamtanion- Feceive objections ETAT i'M, ined. rititie. lhe frou 113 60 row 34th we street io Mase id street uw " w from 14th strocts, north aide: Florida avenue t® frous ; Zdstreet uw fram Peune Siac, trom Zaateeet w to alley. Pwving un Siloje: square 73, Iv-fouk alley’ running Tat wireet, 100 foot. square INU,all alleys hait"of sduare: scuare 71, al; alleys an Of square Laving ebtrauce from @ street: equate 4 alleys cast. bait of square; egusre “square; square O40, all rauuiug south from e f i at aH . a strect 142 feet: square 110, all alleys in square 3.55, all alleys iu aquare. square ce E is i iu north hait of square having eutrat Construction of sewers: nguare. 6° H if fe 4 Ssthuug sewer 1 Cat sud west alley, westward 220 fect, ore of less square 971, westward 230 feut, wore Jess. fu souta ahey of said square, thence 179 fect, more oF less, in wost alley of said square: Bichice west ward 40 feet, mur oF lew, i Dorth alley of said nquare: aquare G24. westward $28 foot fuare Capitol hat street cant. Katreat set sed Proton ‘ca Fisce: 774, worthward i» east ‘alley of juare. 370 tect, snore or les, from sewer on Loren Aide of K wtrect north. square ans shiey 408 dont soemy 3.8. bovLase, aa 4 o . BICYoLEst Borers: BINGER ‘Do you rides wheel? No. Then you know mot what vlessure ia Take our advice, buys SIN@EB end be Leppy. The SINGER bas mo superior. Bicycles Lought, sold, exchanged, cleaned, rented and repaired by ¥. S. CAHILL & 00. mh16-3m 1711 Pa AVE, KW. 7 Arwatexr Cxciz Comrasy, BICYCLE Agents for WORE, HARTFORD and oud line of a ae #TWATER CYCLE COMPANY, an? 1424-26 Pa ave aw. PREC Se eUSiiow BELWEDN SST AND TENTH STREAS