Evening Star Newspaper, April 28, 1892, Page 7

a ONE ENJOYS Both the method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleas. ant and refreshing to the taste, and actsgently yet promptly on the Kid- neys,Liverand Bowels, cleanses the system eflectually, dispels colds, beadaches and fevers,and cureshab- itual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever produced, pleasing to the taste and acceptable to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial in its effects, prepared only from the most healthy and agreeable sub- stances,its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most popular remedy known. Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c. and $1 bottles by all leading druggista Any reliable druggist who muy not Wave it on baud will procure it Womptly tor any one whe wishes te Yi Vo not accept any substitute CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, MQUISVILLE, KY. MEW YORK, WY For Salo by all First-Class Dealers, cotr & Bro. STRICTLY WHOLESALE LN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. GRAND NATIONAL PRIZE of 16,600f, QUINA- LAROCH E'S INVIGORATING TONIC, Pure Catalan Wine. sierra eaten LOSS of AP FEVER and AGUE; MALARIA, NEURALGIA and INDIGESTION. An experience of % yeare in expert. porate egalyeae, with the vale ertended by the, Acadeny pon dare, bes sontled - Te active roperties of Peruvian Bark (a result Ebr before attained), and to gescest ia an elixir, which, Drouct, Parts. E: FOUGERA & CO., Agents for U. * 4. 30 North William street, N.Y. ‘ LAROCHE 1OBACCONISTS BOLD MOUNTAINEERS, College. OVER EIGHTY StT DOWN TO A HANDSOME DIXNER ay TH HAM—RLOQUENT AND WITTY RE- SPONSES TO THE TOASTS—DISTINGUISEED CLER- OYMEN PRESENT—THOSE WHO WERE PRESENT. The banquet room of the Shoreham pre- sented a brilliant scene Inst night and its walle rung with eloquence, laughter, applause and college songs on the occasion of the annual reunion of the Alumni Socicty of Mt. St. Mary's College at Emunitteburg, Md. 7! tendance was large, the number at the tables being over eighty, and many came from distant cities to participate in the reunion. The presence of so many clergymen was perhaps due to the fact that the corner stone of the hall of philosophy of the Catho- lic University was laid yesterday afternoon. There were two round tables, one of which was considerably larger than the other, and they were connected by a Siamese ligament that formed the dividing hne between the eccle- finstical dignitaries and the less distin- guished laymen. The floral decoratious of the tables were elaborate and tasteful, while their effect was enhanced by candi in silver candelabra and covered by pink shades. ‘The menu was borate in ety and excellently served. en before the coffee and cigars wero reached Mr. A. V. D. Watterson, the president of the Alum Association, read letters of regret from V: President Morton, Archbishop Corrigan. Bishop MeCloaky, Henry Vaughan Byrne, John C. Forney, John Doran, F. B. McCabe. John F. Millet, Rev. Thomas J. Fitzz Rev. A. M. Nodler, Kev. P. Hennessey, Dr. C. C. Lee. Dan P.Ward. J. E. Duffy, Ernest Lazorde and others. Later Mr. Watterson welcomed the members of the association ina brief speech and then presented Mr. Lawrence Gardner, who acted aa toastmaster. Mr. Gardner's remarks were bright, witty and filled with happy college metmories, and his introduction of the different speakers was made with « grace and beauty that proved him peculiarly fitted for the task assigned him. TOASTS AND RESPONSES. ‘The regular toasts and responses were as foliows: “Our country,” Gen. Chas. Tracy of Albany, ‘Our state,” Col. J. T. Scharff of Baltimore; “Our college,” Dr. Thos. M. Cha- tard; “Our young university,” Bishop Keane of the Catholic University; nd Congressman FE. @. Dunphy of “Columbus,” Mr. J. J. Rooney of and “Our ‘lady friends.” Chas, I Erast of Rochester, Brief speechgs were iso made by Bishops Chatard, McGove®h and Watterson and Re r. Allen, the president of Mt St. Mai . it was decided to hold the next reunion at Philadelphia and the nomination of officerswas referred to a select committee, Thanks were extended to th committee of arrangements, and particularly to the local committee, for the efficient manner in which ail the details of the reunion had been carried out. OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES, The officers of the alumni are A. V.D. Wat- terson. president; T. J. McTighe, vice presi- Chas. B. Ernst, secretary, and Rev. E. P. Allen, treasurer, ‘The local committee com- prised Dr. Wm. ¥. Marmion, chairman; Frank M. Ward. secretary; Jas, F. Barbour, treasurer: Dr. Walter C. Briscoe, Harry 5. Barbour, Joka F. Cullinane, John F. Ennis, A. Hanlon. jr., Van Buren fi Maher. Philip ‘mith, Chas. Thomp- ing composed the committe of arrangemerts: ALY. D. Watterson, Chas. B. Erast, Geo. M. Nichols, jr.. John J. Rooney, Jos. A. Campbell, Rev. P. L. Duffy, John W. MeCarren, Rev. M. J. Murray, Leo Koon Thos. J. McTighe, Edw’d J. Dunphy, Kobt. Biggs, Harry P. Cole- man, Lawrence Gardner, John Finney, Rev. J. F. Callaghan, Frank K. Murphy and H. G. Cassidy. ever held outside of the city of New York, and the loc«l committee were gratitied at the hearty expres- sion of satisfaction heard on every hand. WHO WERE PRESENT. ‘Those present were as follows: John Honey- well, Baltimore, Md.; Jos. J. Greeves, Cleve- land, Obio; Dr. Marmion, Washington, D. Dr. Chas, C. Lee, New York; Right Rev. Thos. McGovern aud friend of Harrisburg, Pa; A. Hanlon, jr.. Washington, D. C.; Rev. M. P. Mahon, East Cambridge, Mass.; George Maher, Washington, D. C.; Dr. W. A. Briscoe, Washington, D. C.; Ki Rev. F. 8. Chatard, Indianapolis; Rev. Wm. L. O'Hara, Mt. St. Mary's College; Rev. T. L. Kelley, Mt. st. Mary's College; Thos, A. aye sq., Pied- mont, W. Va; Rev. Thos. McLoghiin, Phil- mont, N. J.; M. J. Moriey, Philadelphia, Pa. ; Rev. J. J. Doherty, Horresdale, Pa.; Rev. E. P. Terry, Albany, N. ¥.; Reve Wm.’ Byrne, Boston, Mass.; F.C. McGirr, Pittabing; T. L. Kerios, Pittsburg, Rev. W. J. Hill, Brookiyn; Kev. M. J. Murray, Rhinéctift, % a Rey, P. Morris, Rhinecliff, N. ¥.; A. oD. Watterso: Pittsburg; Right Rev. J. A. Watterson, Col bus; Re Thos. F. Byan, Brooklyn; Thos, J. Brady, esq, Brooklyn; Iie’ P. L. Duffy, Charleston, South Carolina; Rey. J. J. Maguire, Providence, R, L; Rev. C. 0. Rosensterl, Rockville: Kev. Francis E. H regan, New York; Rev. ‘I. 8. Lee, Washington, D. C.; Prof. Thomas Chatard, Washington, D. C.; Lawrence Gardner, esq., Washington, D. C.; Thomas MeTighe. New York; Rev. F. Mc- Guckin, Nanticoke, Pa; Edmund Ryan, Dt. St. Mary's College; Thomas A. Tearney, Har- per's Ferry; Jobn J. Tierney, Mt St. Mary's College: H. 8. Barbour, esq., Washington, D. C.; John F. Ennis, Washington, D. C.: Dr. P. V._ Dolan, Washington, D. C. Ward, Washington, D. C.; George May. W John W. McCarren, New York Sue Sorrexen Tonronea JORDAN. Mrs Josephine Leonard, who lives at 914 Virginia told a reporter «most interesting story afew 0. Here it is in her own language, from ber own lips, and every one should read twenty years: at times I over mi the strect in this way and ba to be carried hoine, was so weak I had wo raw! upstaira Occasionally I harges from my wow, which would would buve give temporary relief to pain, but only time. My nose was sore and dry and 1 < breathe through my nose stall. At night I lay with I sometimes felt ‘that death was preferable to living im the condition 1 my mouta open, gasping for breath. was For twenty years my life hed been a blank. Sim monthe ago I wont to Dr Jordam for trest- ment, and after I bad treatment for s Ibad the first wood night's Bas ectuaily saved my life. DR. CM JORDAN, 606 13TH STREET N. SPECIALTIES — DISEASES OF TRE Nose TRROAT, LUNGS AND EAR. CONSULTATION FREE. Office bours—9 to 11 sm, 2 to 4pm, 6 to 8pm ap23eo-3t =—-Sundaya, Oto 12m. THE INTERESTING STORY MRS. LEONARD TOLD A REPORTER—SHE WAS AN INVALID FOR YEARS, BUT IS WELL NOW, AND GIVES ALL THE CREDIT FOR HER CURE TO DR lasting for several Bours: have been taken om 1| the society exug Franz Abt’ tm years, and could I feel now as if I joe, my ‘throat is natural, the pains im my Read are no more. Tam in excellent spirits, and I feel that Dr. Jordan Rev. P. J. McCarren, Freehold, ls John F. Power, Spring Valley, Ill; Rev. M. J. Murray, New York; Ba. F. Masi, Washington, D. C.; James F. Smith. Washington, D. C.; Van Buren Hillyard, Washington. D. C.; John J. Crumlish, Mu St Mary's rong James McCarrick, New York; J. J. Bacon, Ni C. B. Ernst, Rochester, 5 New York; Rt. Rev. O'Ferrall, Trenton N. J. Rev. John McFail, Trenton, N. J.; J. J. Rooney, New York; L. J. F. Rooney, New York: J. F. Roanoke, Va.; Rev. B. J. Duffy. New M. Nichols, Brooklyn, Y, Rev. Edw. P. Allen, president Mt. St. Mary’ College; J. F. McKay, New York; Judge N.C. Burke, Towsontown, Md; Rev. J. J. Smith, Philadelphia; Rev. F. J.’ McArdle, Philadel- si Rev. R. M. Reilly, Lancaster, Pa.; Dr. Stickles, Albany, N.¥.; Rev. C. P. Grannai Catholic Universit; N Georgetown College; Mr. F. A. Richardson, Washingto~. D. C.; Rev. J. J. Keane, rector Catholic University; Gen. Ben. Lefevre, Ohio; . Frank T. Howe, Washington, D. C. ——_-—_— The Germania Mennerchor Entertainmen) An enthusiastic audience assembled at Concor- ia Hall Monday night to witness the entertain- ment of the Germania Mennerchor given for the benefit of the German Orphan Asylum. A large orchestra discoursed beautiful music, be- ginning the entertainment with an overture. ‘Then came the Germania Menvercher chorus, who sang a song as only they can. Mr. Simon Wolf delivered the address of welcome. He spoke for fully half an hour and during his ro- marks complimented the Germania Menner- chor for the many charitable acts they had done and the assistance they had rendered the German Orphan Asylum. He also thanked the large audience for their mee and assist- ir. Chas, G. Rozier with # chorus from melodious song “Water Lily.” Prof. Montgomery's upils executed some clever fancy dances and Fielmaan gave a half hour of magic. After a brief intermission the stage was set and Julius Schroder's comedy in one act entitled “To Command His Lieutenant” was given in Ger- man. It was thronghout a lever entertain- ment and repeatedly-applauded. The cast in- cluded Messrs. Wansleben and Bantmann, Mes- dames Rothe and Weber and Miss Schulze, After the entertainment the floor was cleared for daucing. gee The Steamer Excelsior Sold. ‘The steamer Excelsior, the property of the Potomac Steamboat Company, and run between this city and Norfolk, was sold yesterday after- noon at auction to Charles Lewis, superinten- dent of the Maryland and Vi Steamboat only oue offered. The Excelsior was built in 1503 for the purpose of ‘ting trains from Quantico, the terminus of Richmond, ore an lan pards’ on the Potomac, Her cost was $10,008, she was sold to the Potomac Steamboat Com- Reunion of the Alumni of Mt. St. Mary's Washington city. Brewer of Massachusetts avenue, Company, for $15,000. Mr. Lewis’ bid was the- In 1886 GEORGETOWN. WORK ON THE POWER HOUSE. ‘The Washington and Arlington Railroad Company yesterday completed the raising of two seventy-foot stacks on their power house at the corner of 90th street and the canal, and before the end of the week a 110 horse power dynamo will be in position and ready for work. Two of the company's cars arrived last week and more ar@ expected at an early date. They will be, it is said, larger than those on any line in the District. ‘The failure of the company to obtain the necessary yokes or iron supports with whieh to brace the trench that ci tho curfeut wire is causing some delay; but when they do arrive su extta exertion will be made to place them in position in double quick time. But little grading on the Virginia to be done. The route, according to its present charter, after leaving the Ar! gate and reaching the river, vicinity of the Three Sisters by means of a bridge. Thence down M street to 26th street, down 26th street to Virginia avenue and thence east to the Baltimore and Potomac depot. This route has now been found fault with by the management and an effort is being made to obtain a charter that will allow them to ran from the Baltimore and Potomac depot alon; Virginia avenue until 26th strect is reached, thence down that street and over to Analostan Island by means of a bridge to be constructed. From the ietand the mainiand will be reached by crossing near the causeway. CONCERT ATTHE COLLEGE. In the Gaston Memorial Hall at the George- town College the Washington Musical Club on ‘Tuesday night gave a concert of rare excellence. Thongh the audience was not of the largest it was an intelligent and appreciative one. and every number rendered was applauded to the echo. A strong orchestra, under the leader- ship of Mr. Herma Rakemann, opened the pro- gram. A few of the selections rondered wore: “Meditation,” Behr; ‘Petie Bijoutere,” Bohm anzonetta.” Jenson; “Valse,” E minor, Chopin, by Mr. Henry Xander, an Hern- don Morse!i’s song * ‘The first t closed with Mr. Paul Miersch’s ‘cello solos, which were fol- lowed by “Jenne Armor” and ” by Messra. Rakemann and Xander. The remaining important numbers were songs, “It Not So to Be,” “Song of the Willows,” by Mr. Mor- sell; viohn solo, “Spanish Dau ad“ Bur- Renard by Mr. Rakemann, and “March Heroique” by the string orchestra. POTOMAC COMMANDERY'S EXTERTAINMENT. Last night at Masonic Hall Potomac Com- mandery, No. 3; once again entertained their friends, this time by giving a musicale and literary concert. Among the mostly enjoyed numbers on the program were ‘Comrades in Arms,” a quartet by Mrs. Vaux, Miss Gockeller, Mr. Vaux and Mr. Goodchild; contralto solo, ‘arewell,” Miss Gockeller; soprano solo. “Bobolink,” Mrs. Vaux; xylaphone solo, Mr. Ch, Naecker; tenor solo,“ hou But v 'o Scenes of Peace Keuring,” by Mr. Goodchild, ‘The musical part of the program was under the direction of Prof. Emile E. Mori. Dane- ing was also enjoyed. xorzs. Day before yesterday one of the canal’s lower gates was run into by a boat and slightly damaged. : The United States Electric Light Company is putting up two are lights in front of the post oftice. ‘The canal boat Judge Hagner bas left for Cumberland to retarn loaded with cement. Re’ ward Buckey of Newport is visiting bis mother at her homie on 29th strect, B. F. Leighton has sold tof. FS. King for $3,500 lots 27 and 2% in Leighton’s sub in square 7: sold to S. J. Phillips for own's sub in B, & H.'s ad- dition. ‘The District government yesterday com- menced to |; water main from the high service reservoir to the Burleith sub- division. A large force’ of men are now at work in Bethesda Park putting it in prime coudition for the summer's entertainments, There is an ugly hole in the sidewalk at th corner of Dumbarton avenue aud Congres street. Yesterday while workmen were blasting rock from the trench on M strectextended, in whicn 8 sower is to be laid, alarge boulder flew across the road and_ into the narrowly missing a boat on which three persons were sitting. Ratcliffe, Darr & Co. yesterday sold at publi auction one of the building sites on the east side of 85th street between R andS. Mr. H. Gilbert was the purchaser and the price paid was 68c. per square foot. Lot 177 in square 104, was also sold at the same figure. A PEASANT SOIREE, Ata soiree at the Fillmore street residence of Miss Annie Smith last night the toilets were as pretty as were the wearers. Refreshments were dispensed and dispatched. Miss Smith sang, Miss Bonson played, Miss Rutter recited and all the guests made liberal contribution to the general enjoyment of the evening. Mr. Wm. Rawling aud Miss Susie Rawlins of Mary- present. BUDS OF PROMISE MEET. The Buds of Promise met yesterday after- noon, This organization is a guild of young ladies connected with the Sunday school of Emmanuel Episcopal Church. Preparations are being made toopen a bazaar for the dis- posal of fancy articies. Y was presided over by the president, Miss Smith, me of the members present were Miss Alice Danforth, Miss Marion Keating, Miss Mary Latimer and Miss Margaret Keating. 4 BALL IN THE COUNTY. Mrs. Flora McDaniel a few evenings ago gave an elaborate ball at her country seat at Wal- dorf, Charles county, Md., in honor of her father, Capt, Richard O. Prather of Good Hope Heights, D. C. About fifteen couples went down from Anacostia and Washington by road and rail, Among them were Miss Jennie Prather, Miss Annie Prather, Mr. and Mrs. Oden Prather, Messrs. Warren Wannell, W. H. Trother, George Trother, Harry Dobbins, R. ‘S. Prather. C. 5. Prather and Julius Green and ladies. Dancing was indulged in till late. Flow- ers were lavishly employed in the decorations, Supper was served at midnight. ‘NOTES, Mrs. M. E. Hagan, wife of Officer Hagan, has issuedcards nvitstior for a dinner on Sun day in honor ef Mr. and Mra O'Conner of land wer Mise Ada Cross is with her sister, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Waters of Richmond, Va., are guestsof Mr. and Mrs, H. G. Kenner of Fillmore street. It is authoritatively stated that Mr. Charles Roberts. precentor of Emmanuel Episcopal ill resign this week at the advice of music master, who considers that Mr, Roberts is working too hard. Mrs. Armstrong continues to improve. Morris road is being repaired. The sinks and washes are being filled in with broken reck. Samuel Lucas was arrested at Hillsdale last night by Officers Kenny and Hagan on charges of obstructing the sidewalk and profanity. Officer L. B. Anderson is sick. ea acd The national convention of the Car Inspect- ora’ Association iain session at Falling into a good thing if you'll fall into gur. Way of thinking. 1 you eat sh your stomach dis- tresses you. It ends withachronic case of heartburn, sour stomach, in- digestion or dyspepsia. This means you cennot enjoy the good things of life. This is where we come in— Try Johann Hoff’s Malt Extract, to directions, you can eat'as hearty as a ‘ten-year-old school boy, with no bad-after effect; but be sure to buy the “Genuine” must havet “ Hoff” on the neck of bottle. Eisner & Mendelson Agents. Co.,N. ¥.,Sole To Aid Persons Entitled te Admission ‘There. - By request Senator Teller yasterdiay. in- troduced a bill to amend the act prescribing regulations for the government of the Soldiers’ Home in this city. The bill provides that the board of commissioners shall aid person¢:-who are entitled to admission to the home after 20 years’ service or more in the regular or volun- teer army of tho United States -and were -hon- orably discharged by asum not loss than $12 per month, Service in the field during the war of the rebellion shall be computed as double time. Soldiers on the retired list are not en- titled to the allowance provided in this bill, HEALTH OF THE DISTRICT. It is at Its Normal Degree—Few Conta- glous Diseases. ‘The number of deaths reported during the week ending Saturday at noon was one bun- dred and mx, with an annual death rate of 22.04, Says health officer Hammett in his weekly report: : “The number reported for the correspondin; period of last yeat was one hundred and seven ty-seven, with an annual death rate of 36.8. The same difference is noticeable in the re- turns throughout the month, owing mainly to the absence of the epidemic of influenza, which at this time of last year was at ite height. At the present rate ‘of mortality the city is at its normal degree of health, the rate for the last fourteen years being about 22.8, Contagious disoases do not prevail to such an extent in fatal form as to excite anxiety, there having been but four such cases during ‘the week and only one death from typhoid fever. Deaths from acute iung com- piaints declined from twenty-four to eleven and from kidney maladies from seven to four. the decrease being principally on account of the abscnce of causes superinducing pneu- monia.” oe Tr is not necessary to lose valuable time in the middle of the day to transact your banking business if you keep your account with Woods & Co., open daily until 4:30 p.m, Your busi- ness solicited. —Advt, eee | Tho Second Nationalist Club of Boston has SPRING DEATH-TRAPS. Where They Are Set and How They Are Sprang. @0R GOOD COMMON-SEXSE ADVICE WHICH 18 SPECIALLY TIMELY JUST BOW. Chicago Globe. “The greatest death-trap krown to mortals is the warm épring dey. On such a day the unwary victims ‘sre drawn from their shelter by thousands, and with out the usual precautions against taking cold. It is such times thet the grip-car, the open window, draughty doorway. all get in their deadly work. Over- coute are carelessly laid aside, woolen underwear shed for cotton, socks reduced in weight .and overshoes of every description Kicked tuto corners. As ® covse- quence the death-trap of a warm spring day gete in its work and undertakers thrive. Two years of the prev- alent grip have doubtless weakened the human race en two continents, and this fact renders unusual pre- cautions adouble necessity in the transition from = cold to a warm season. “A cold fastened on the human being means sicknoss and possible death, uot oven the strongest being ex- empt from the dreaded conxestion. Hence the dancer of swarm spring day showid ever be borne im mtud and no one should find himself far removed from the source of supplies in the way of wraps when the death trap is sprung perchance by the ‘sudden change’ with + EDUCATIONAL. 18S FRANCES MAR: Private pt ad . paisa OF i Ses aes Somoor am note erate Stes . 01 ‘OF COMMER: CoLCMELA coLLEai MERCI OES Te ee URSER, XM ‘and LADIES’ GOODs. RAILROADS. NE GREAT, BUPTONS 10 ORDER, 100 PRR cents yard. tailor-made button Dendecmer wed etronger than ed sirew bere. ewer. 1 W. LUCAS bos Sta takites. Leas ore oT 2 Past Line, 10.50 a.m. Sune to Pittsburg oud Niecramg Care bore to Indianayolta, Pittebure. te toons to Chicas. St. Lome . aa BSb em aay Learn to use the pi uiekent preparation fora gies wtuaton, readers and the phovorreph. "Individual tetrection Epgrpctinuced reporters, Tberowrl uetracton tn tho Eatin, business sed civil service conreen Re ced rates for summer months, “etd for catalogue > WASHINGTON CONSERY A OF MUSIC, 1225 1omat. mw; twenty third year. Frans, pupils. “OR BULLARD, Director. prnty LOCUTION DELSALTH S¥8EM— ELiZaBETA Riva. Bo? ake) cr vies. A ey Ste — me MoCabe'e coreet Farxca Duzss Corto Tavour. WANTED-DRESSMARERS. APPRENTICES aXD ~fot SS LADIES IN PRIVATE LIFE ‘Sleeper to Pitta” Zeger Brot, Livingston's French System of, Tress " iting. We teach cutting. 3 . dawg . ine, boheing. matching pinids and sinpons al styles of shirte, sleeven. coliare aud Sud copy fashion plates. the latest atyios French gowne without gol Pupile cut test waists, cnn be viitcbed before trying on. No refittine on any form Tun dejlar aieconat tinued. Patterns cut to measure. Ail are 10.00 pum. ny ester which » warm day in Arril isalmost inevitably visited BE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, See Koco and Elmira, at 20.50 om i . = antares 2 quietly closed. The person becomes fe ee eee on 3 Oa meas Bho the work of the bods is thrown anon the Stadents may borin gt any tie, Open alleummer. | PRE DSNE a rae “. 90 $n 1S Fm Bw. a2" Drs 0 O0DS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 407 EAST Y ‘capitol a Gominercial ranches, sborthand ting. Day sod- might scencus, ‘Lowest ‘Now is e good time to olt, Catalogues. mo Oa ‘ORWOOD INSTITUTE. x ING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR DOARDENSIES AND LITTLE GinL a TOUNG Address tbe Princinale, ‘Mr. and Mr. W. D. CABELL, fel6-tr 1407 Mase.“a1 Fon Gus Axp Yooxo Lars A Modern ; tone up the system. How? “There never hus been but oue certain, one infal- ble way by which this could be done, and this is by the uso of Warner's Safe Cure, the great natural med- icine, which has accomplished so much, is deservedly 0 popular and is doing so great a work today. Read what Dr. Albert W. Hendricks, of West Piiladelphia, a. week d ACONGRERSIONAL LIMITED ™ for New York, ¢ ‘paek dave only ul ALL MATERIALS CLEANED AND DYED. NEW SPRING SHADES. A NEW PROCESS FOR DYEING GENTS’ SUITS. ‘The Mining remains bright and clean, ANTON FISCTER, 206 @ ST. XW. 314 PENN. AVE S.E, Fast Paprees ¢ Accommodation, Safe Cure the profession have an article greatly needed. I have successfully treated cawes of Briglit's discaso and dixoases to which the f male sex is subject with it, aud I cheerfully recon mend it as an invaluable remedy for kiduey, 1 bladder and other difticult i: Scores of other eminent physicians have assorted the ‘same thir, and this great remedy is more extensively used today then any other known preparation and owes its popularity whoily to its great merit, Goods called for and delivered, mb3l Gaxrs: Serrs High Grade CLEANED, Linings and Betton Holes kept in their former color and slaape. DYEING IN ALL SHADES ACCORDING TO SAMPLE ee Boarding and Day School. SUMMER RESORTS. OODLAWN, ROCKVILLE MD. WILL. opened for the reception of nets on Mav 15. Mrs. M. J. COLLEY, 20am. and 4.36 pm dr Sy 20, 9.00 and 11.50 am. and Di Sundas. Sundays, 00am BE MOUNT VERNON SEMINARY, 1100-1104 M at and 1124-1126 12th at, broprictross, —— on resolved in,favor of free silver coinngo. 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It's his “Golden Medical Discovery.” As a streng*h-restorer, blood-cleanser, ard fesh-builder, nothing like it is known to medical sciencs. For Serofula, Bronchial, Throat, and Lung affections, Weal Lungs, Severe Coughs, and kindred ailments, it’s the ey remedy so sure that it can be ranteed. If {t doesn’t benefit or cure, every case, you have your money GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1878. W. BAKER & C0’S ae Breakfast Cocoa from which the excess of oil ‘haa been removed, Is absolutely pure and it to soluble. No Chemicals are used in tts preparation. It has more than three times the strength of Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroot or Sugar, and fe therefore far more eco- nomical, costing less than one centa cup. Itisdelicious, nour- ishing, strengthening, Eastcr DIGESTED, and admirably adapted for invalids ‘as well as for persone in health. Sold by Grocers everywhere, mts ’ UNCONFINED, The unlaced poetry of Joyful motion :—no athletic suit can rest more easily than that supported by the Equi- poise Waist, #0 nicely adjusted as to absorb the strain- ing weight of clothing ;—and the style of it—more nat- urally artistic than given by any corset;—grace and comfort, ease and style are hers, whether she be waltz- ing, reclining, walking, driving. In every style, to fit as though made to the wearer's order. Sold exclusively in Washington by Miss ANNIE K. HUMPHERY, 1114 14th st ow, And Miss M. C. WHELAN, 1003 F at. by Georse Frost Ow apm 28, 174, Saran VAN BRUGH, DAUGHTER OF GOV. LIVING. STON OF NEW JERSEY, BECAME MES, JOUN JAY. HER HUSBA\ HO STOOD HIGH IN THE CONFIDENCE OF WASE- INGTON, NEGOTIATED, AS AMERICAN MINISTER IN ENGLAND, THE GREAT TREATY OF 1794. MRS. JAY'S STRIK- ING BEAUTY AND GREAT MENTAL GIFTS MAD! HER AS FORMIDABLE A SOOIAL FACTOR IN THE BRITISH ME> ‘TROPOLIS AS SHE WAS AT HOME, No soctat success 18 GREATER THAN THAT ATTAINED BY OUR Con- RECTLY MADE AND PERFECT-FITTING GARMENTS. THERE ARE NO SOCIAL EVENTS OF IMPORTANCE BUT WHAT THEY ARE PRESENT: NO FASHIONA- BLE GATHERINGS BUT AT WHICH MANY OF THE BEST-DRESSED MEN WEAR GARMENTS PURCHASED OF Us, OUR NEW SPRING STOCK OF DRESS, SEMI-DRESS AND BUSINESS SUITS" CONTAINS VARIETY ENOUGH TO * PLEASE ANY AND ALL TASTES, ALL NEW AND FASHIONABLE GARMENTS OF THIS SEASON'S MAKE AND ABSO- LUTELY PEBFECT IN STYLE, FIT AND FINISH. Axsnroax Crormns, * ‘am, Special advantages in Literature, French and Ger- man and Music. 4 Home in which students havo rare sdvanteges for social raining and experience. Hywieue, sanitation and physical comforts of the most approved modern kind. Address Mrs. ELIZABETH J. SOMERS, 316 Principal, BOOURER AND DYER, Soutbeast cor. 17t and Fairmount ava 7 4 * BRANCH STORES: - *.¢hem daily. 1835 Chostnut st, Philatelpbia S30 dT 87 0 on 1236. 10thet,, Philsdelpn: Columbia ave, Philadelphia, aoe s Wilmington, Del. 7 . es + ¢ 11th aud G ats, Washington, D.C. mbt ((o4ST OF aarNz, ON MAIN LAND, FINE ISLAND, INLAND AND OCEAN VIEW, Healthful, comfortable. Furnished cottages, #400 to $1,200. Modern conveniences. Early inquiry invited, sp28-tu&thét JB STRARNS, CAMDEN, MAINE. Nstineasserr ie ie — Fully furnished cottares on Atiantic ocean, JRIENDS SELECT SCHOOL Tsil TST NW aiate 01,400, 81,000; S300 for ncascn Bi Pia tisar eed rare cata ie boa oteas i of any grade, including college preparatory work. 5 7 ocld ‘THOS. W. SIDWKLL. Priucipal. ‘apply to, Mra HE] =y Ve LBAVITT OF BOSTON, aA isez LST. Nw. = NO AND HARMONY. 20330 PPUGE row wi 3. THE SPENCERIAN DUSINES® ‘COLLEGE, Gor. 7thand D sta nw. tember C1801 Dat ond oS miver 1, ISD1. Day nud ev Practical’ Bustiiess "Sohool sof "Ercpare School of Shorthand and Typewriing, Penuianshtp, Scuool of ‘Mechanical. and Architect Drawing. Full corps of iustractora. Moderate rates f vg spacious balla aad lace vices of graduates always in demand. Ofice ‘peu evary business day." Call or eed for uew fllus- {rated annual announcement containing fu tion MES: Sanaa GPES S7JQ="5 contnsr. Sen 1225 VERMONT AVE. SCOURING AND DRY CLEAN w York ave. Pirsi-claus jery doxerip tion, PLUSH AND VELVETS, E LERCH, formeriy with 2 Rion ayy. hedule tn offe All treins arrive and leave at’ Penuayivania Po. eer Station, Washington. D.C ps2 arc. ¥ Will offer for sale a of Very desirable building lots for me nt Ocean City Upon very ressonab terms to purchasers who iutend bul Ocean City ‘aa the finest Lowclt on the Atl undertow and posscssiu rable. No mosqu: PIAN Sar maKave peg Bie mae G. KUHN, established 1 Pease Piauos, Al particular UAE Toxrxo ayy Reramisa. GEORGE ELY, piano maker, tunor ant repel eigen yeate with W. G. Metgerste k Co. v1 12th st. a.w., Workshop in the Teasonable, firt-clase Work; pianos varu: pol ipeaus repaired. 8 SOMMER PIAN: tio at our ware rooms, a full line of plan Qfeaus for rent apd sol on installments. fi Woreu, ai-bm except Sunday, for Warrenton ) train for Frott Koyal and ©. ASHINGTON AND SOU" ED LIMITED, wed rer. Dintne, te aLply cued, BALCH'S CIVIL SERVICE INST: taye: 12 rooms: let 10x) and bus) Lake. Oronu View; term Box 107, oT ‘ss college, 1207 10th st. n.w. Pupils asfully for civil service, departmental and census examinations MEDICAL, &. D® ¥Fox. 464 C ST. BET. 44 AND GTH 87S. X.W. Can be consulted dafly from 10 to1 and 5 to 9. Prompt treatment. ap 27-60" (Comers THE ONLY UROSCOPIAN PHY! cians in Washington, . BROTHERS & GRAY, near forty-five years at “We have re- duced the signs of inci to scer- tainty by inining int of urinary Geposita.” We will. our disease and symptoms without asking & question by the frst which the bustan Tasoy sthje-dyeveptin me which the human family are dyaveptia, con eth — piles, scrofula, rheumatirm, brunebitis. Sts fervor of Stomach, Kidneye, ote Se apud-imt ROFESSIONAL MASSAGE TREATMENT CAN whim 913 9th st. n.w. Di! ROBERTSON, 010 E ST. N. EN troliable specialist ( - such Now Kor tg New Orleans via Montgomery and Washing? mM arta. AVIS lowance ‘of styles.” Bitty he eloganice ‘of “styles. years ven their supreme excellence. Piakd PakLons, 611 Due . Ketocken. Formerly the 15, “Addre-s the own Open May wile, Propricior, Leesburg. OH SALE-AT ASwU lock trom the octaa sexy acy 5 s huuiae or otter baal irs of OWNER, at Randaii Hotel, 1 a0 10a... 4:35 p.m. dail rt Sunday ey 3-95 WA cop t Sunday Through trs 8.36 a. ATER GAP HOUSE, DELAWARE WATER GAP, Open May 10. #4 houre from Poitadelvhia Broad dst. depot. jeliehtrul mounteln resort nt the pascage Delawate throu the Blue fi 4 u eee T. W, BRODHEAD. RENT — COTTAGES aT NANTUCKET; fully furaished. Inquire office of THE ELSMERE, 408 Ht. ap2l-ew JR Oe RENT HANDSOME COTTAGE CaPE May. N. J.; cor. house, on beach. 18 nd able linen, blankets, china. &c-: modern Tumbing. oben frenaces, Mc. Also atable, Apply A: “ALBERT "oF ‘ap eolmi* Cab re furnished wt fice, 1300 7 ie aves and at Fasseug@r Station. Penns) ivauin Railroad, Washiogs ton, D.C. 1. 8 BROWN, General Avent _mis _ das LTA Fase Act, Bit Moue axp o1lto watLnoan. Schedule tu effect December 14, 1801 ‘Leave Washington from station corner of New Jersay ‘avenue and ¢ street For Chicago ap] Northwest, Vestibaled Limited Pas 11.30 am., 8. Vesti: press 11.40 p.m dally. express dally 11.308, id Stanton. +10.$0 sm. Govaustown, Baltimore count} NAY KNOTT, Cape Mas. a HOT vexBRoKe, Arca; North Carchiia eve pen all the: re cede Visoinia BEACH, VA. THE PRINCESS ANNE NOW OF! Combination of ocean and cfaily a healthifua ‘resort, with a positively curative ‘elimate. ‘Address, & E. CRITTENDEN, ap9-tu,th.s,26t Virginia Beach, Va. CABHOLL SPRINGS HOMEOPATHIC SANITA- riun for 1nvalids and couvalcscents, nine iniles from Washington, Reopens May 1. Offers the advai tages of ‘healthful location, unsurpassed aprine wat and careful treatment. For’ particulat ‘addres: HL WHIGHT, M.D. Forest Glen, 20-1m* Mre_ 8. AKE. Special attention of “Purchasers” is invited tothe! See ALES Stylet finished in deaicus of HIGH: EST DECORATIVE ART. "Pianos for rent SECOND-HAND PIANOS.—A lacce assortment, almoe’ every well-known make iu tbe prising thor will be closed out fowfetien, “AELCIAL PSB ENTS offered bots Ps BUCEMENTS citored tot MoNTaLY | ASSTRLEMES Ty iS ‘be arranged on EASY oth and 10th The Jar graduate), with thirty years' experience in hos; aud *pecial practice, guarantees «cure in all acute abd chrouic diseases. Dr. R., established over 30 years at 118 N Liberty at... Baltimore, cau ‘be consulted ¢1 Wednesday and saturday at 910 F st. nw from 1 to Pom. Allin need of medical advice and quick cures should not hesitate to call. Consultation. eee DE, BEOTRRES INVIGORATING Comprar is a powerful Nerve Sthnulant and Tonic. Of all the Exiiaustion, Parsiyeis and that class of people whose weak. miserable, lethargic, inck of ambition ‘sleepy. nd goat, there 30 Femriy equal io this Cordial Tt | Bite fen in er pear forty Ave yoarein thie ie ratory, 908 ‘anz: ine forest makes it eape- ben deaired. a eee saw. WASHINGTON OYCLE COMPANY, For Hagerstown. +10.40 am HOUSE, ALL-ON | = AL BLUE Li NEW YORK We a4 BR. CARLETON, ROY. UE LINE FOR S peer West Point, N.Y. sure mountain air, Bo | [pS CaRtEron nw. We MANUFACTURERS ADELPHIA, e ton, D.C. Graduated London, England, 1865; New York, 1879. ‘DISEASES OF MEN. AP et or Hagen ae: ‘Acquired. cyncrce 3 ae dah ctectacreatea eee reree 2 Ue sherri spifecin of inal medicamenta ng nerieas oe Dr. Carleton Failure impossible. Age ‘io iin- Sr rounds: artesian High Grede‘Ladies’ and Gentlemen's Cushion and ire. C. B. MARTIN. Pneumatic Safetien. Liberal discount for cash. Photo mailed om application. FACTORY 809 WATEK ST. 8.W. ap27 (7th at. cable cars.) Brereres: SINGER. For Philsdelphia, New York, Boston and ei x Fey ry — hee a am. vant — StS in 7 = am = ‘Pui 7, Spr etic dee hatte esa E, ATLANTIC CITY; ON THE Os SHAS WAGNER, Manager. “CHa lanager. _ SAMUEL WAGNER, Proprietor. 9-33 VHE RE! pe wis BICYCLES! Dr. Carleton is positively caly advertising | Do yourides wheel? No. Then you know not whst | dys. 4.05 am. eee erie Sroary, eran te toe Caled Bikey | leanne tn Take our edvi buy'a SINGET ands | yeu camatin™ Suman te taheg tobe (PRE BERKELEY SPRINGS HOTEL, BERKELEY | tive ‘cure | happy. The SINGER bas no superior. Bic TExcept Sunday. Daily. | $Sunday only. Sorings, West Virginia, will open JUNE T1803 | 'Y" LE, STRICTURE, Kidney and Bisdder | bought,eold, exchanged, cleaned, rented and repaired Jed for and checked from hotels and For informaiton address the undersixned until April | ailments, ulcera blood polsous, sere threes sed | by ¥. 8. CAHILL & €O., rere Gy Union ‘Trenet 18 at $d Woodland sre. Wert Fliadely hia. mouth, pains in bones, eruptions, blotches and Ted | inn76-3m 1711 Pa. AVE. Now. | SOS Clg ands 2 on the skin, runging sores, paibful iidoey aud bisider dissases. tne, gravel trite ou, frequent micturition, scalding, inflammation and’ all other similar affections, organic weakness, hervous debility, etrors of youth, ‘testers mits, failing memory, feeble will power, lost. vitality. in: Yoluntary losses, melancholy, unpedimente to. rar. riage, pains in beck and all diseases resulting from excesses, indiscretion or overwork, recent of old, offices, 619 and 1351 Fa. ‘3. T: ODELL, Mauncor, \HESAPEAKE AND 3 SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 15, 2891. ‘Trains leave daily from union station (B. and P.).vith and Bats. a —— I TSE, ALDINE, PACIFIC NX sordid gece” aseeee? ood Arwarer Cyciz Company. ri ‘Sond for ‘descriptiv, vamphle BICYCLES. im s ta for the COLU! WESTERN WHEEL Agen: Mt 5 WORKS, HARTFORD and ELLIOTT HICKORY. : Finest and largest line ‘of hiring wheels in the city. Panta god momen, Ce ud al ace‘ | auras edhe Webs tniaco | yt the srandet ewer in meric per w io diveasze ‘special kets, 81. : Per wooo GENITO SCHGERY treated ‘with akill and euccess ATWATER CYCLE be nati Past Line.” Solid Train nat without change, activin at ‘Connecting fa the Union born of exverience mneft my patieuts. Privacy’ sagured 4 to 8. Sunday, O tod. ‘Consultation ‘an earnestness of desire to ‘Hours 9 to 2, ree. re vicrouiy, ATLANTIO CIT ‘Ocean and South Carolina ave. mb28-3m 2-00 p.m.—"0In Washingion to Cine en all the yoar. WILLIAMS. _ | now treatise, “Humbuggery Unmasked.” free at office bg Pe esa |ALFONTE, or by mail, ‘ap1d-tu.wab.t et Tia) ATLANTIC CITY, ESSIONAL MASSAGE, MRS. H. CAMERON Face P*S val 0 G st. nw. Traduate. Pm, CI he meetin Union 4 for al points, CTEM Sb is aera a akereiiat ie torte Descriptive illustrated booklet mailed free. reasonable rates. Tichmond, Waynesboro’, Staunton and principal Vir- At “WHEELERIES.” #2]. H ST. N.W. BEIWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREETS. ‘Lessons fee to purchasers.) 220 SMITH WHEEL MFG CO 0 Sram. via R P.nndP Rast Pam. via BP Old Point Comt=rt aud Norfolk ON Sea water baths in the houre. _e2sdm Ot. ROBERTS & SONR. TPHE Fronipa, Pacific ave. near Tennessee, Atlantic City. ‘Steam heat throughout, MJ. ECKERT. and Richmon. LY BAIL ro se ullmen iocatiobe and Tickets et Company's Ofices, S18 and 1431 enue 3 Bo! W. FULLER, Gen'l Passenger Agent. = = <== POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. HESTRAMER GEORGE LAW, POR ALL RIVER wuts HE WALLINGFORD. TD iuids tre cog Kentucky, Atlantic Clty, near th F hoated. _mh23-3m, oro re, WM. ELLIE, PROFESSIONAL. . BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EV Ai, jal business confidential. Solicitor of Patent tral bufiding, ¥th and ‘eve. | ot. bet Le: Isndings, leaves Oth st. wharf every La ‘OTEL IMPERIAL, ATLANTIC LL INFORMATION, ‘nor a AKD, ASTROLOGER «With DR | Wednesday ‘aud Friday ax 7 a. ‘Passenser ape 522d menagagr messy Satan | PEcraenemg a bate ae State [a ta eS Gh ppacon, ara rt r Limited St ). 101 oy except a ————— comfort. “8 to 10 10 813 ver week jsacted y ee 5 ‘ie Ths Sua 9 8S POF MY: 910 2 8 RENO RICE. advice free. Titi-sm | dy; 148C st ve Life readings, $1. Ho>-scores Mo"? VERNON. GiEREALOGIES, FAMILY CHARTS. eC. PRE: | S GERIM, SHE TRUEST DESTIN The nd evidence elisebiis - : March 1. Societies of tons or See, ‘auuerteaa Mavolue Mi rexter of tue Information given with pie- ‘TOMB OF WASHINGTON. orn appolntncntae’ |” mb3-2m__ | tion, Coronial by 8 Bie WEL. Atty and . a and 7th, Pi ‘Qate. BET Marion st inw. Det’ Ox lw FRANCIS, OARD READER AND TRANCE motium, iifegiven frou cradle tograve. 2: te. Gencal csuapolis, Ma. "Mondays JONAS BREWER & CO. 608 Lath ot Wenkinrtost bee ‘epzeetu,the-de GEGEN, ALSMIGHT, ATIORNUY-aT-1aW, 56 Louisiana ave., . C.. practices in all courts of Disrics of Columbia and state of New York. a mb31-3m* CAMPBELL canniNe ‘Webster Law ton, D.C. Revd HE ELKTON, KENTUCKY AVE., ATLANTIC Ci, Bynes beach, Appointmets Arst-clase: 3m Until further notice the Palstisl Iron Steamer CHARLES MACALESTELE wi hart, foot of 7th st. as follows: FOR MOUNT VERNON —One trip Sunday. et 10 «tu, sharp, reaching tt loigh oo the mangion and arventp.® Sn the Charles Macalester aud lunch Pricen er clairvoyany, estrolorer snd mediuus . ney wipe . oe fer ME RAPHAEL, THE GLESRATED CLAuY Voyaut end astroloy.st, the seventh deus with oul, has wonderful Lealinx power. (i ames and Incky dates. Duu't fail to see this ind Moor 10, 910 ¥ stn. : INE, KENTUCKY AVE. ATLANTIC CITY, Half square from the beach. AD cccan view. Thor oughly heated throuzhout, Cc. 8. WRIGHT. fel5-3m. ; ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, 03D at. a.w., Wi st aw we., Atlantic City, N.J. steam beat, 3 mod. conve. ALEX. M. OPPENBEIMER. HOTELS. 3TH ST. BET. DF. (pus anpxone, 1 ET, & AN ote. ‘Central location. ‘Rates. $1.50 to 62.50 day. ferent ru. Haut a a Sronrevaxr Hovsz. te) sewn jE THE STURTEVANT ROUSE Is the most central in thactty; nearall elevated roads, street car lines, principal places of amusement and All the Comforts of Home, with the additional con- ‘veniences of the Motropolis, are offered our guests. ‘THE STURTEVANT HOUSE, _RUOAT Em 8 20 te New Teck, 3.7. Has wonderful propheuc gift of ‘hevesis lidden mysteries, ‘ret ovars lost or stolen property, brius seprated together. causes speedy marriages, giveg success 1 business, removes family troubies. evil influences. Strangers foo other Citiew and ali tu trouble will save time and mou Paso naers Lave ove : cers Lave ae carr, LL. apiz Commanding Charles Macsieste OR FORTRESS MONROK AND POu mouth, Ve. Nuri Steeinvoat Cony INGTON and 3 * 207 pan. from what! tout of 7th eh. connecting © Alt Ulrovgets trata for the Sites. Dreriaerires ‘Ak for tickets ney tine lass __ SS Fee. corrois iteanser 66 PyOTEL DENNIS,” ATLANTIC CITY, XJ. id seawater bathe Directly ow taeleach oo cold sea-watar baths.” Diceotly on the beach, fo2-8m JOSEPH H. BOTOX, Proprietor. mpue LEHMAN, A ATLANTIC CHE cae fe1-3m ¥_W. LERMAN & CO. iPue invinaton. ATLANTIC city, x. ited, ocean view, filtered water irposes, Send for circulars. ‘er CHAMBERS & HOOPES. n Ts GENNHURST. MICHIGAN AVE. ATLAN- open ‘Satisfaction guaran’ ‘Nitti 50c. Hi or our Bio. ean nuniays. mendenes, 70 Ist. betw-eb and | ste. ow. apz7 i" E 3 x a ot ite Su a Gam toSpm 15081 spll-im* AME PAYN, MANICURE AND CillROPUD- IST, 703 19TH ST. NW —T uiscturer of ¥ i ‘GOODS south of New. EV. SNELL. CLAIRVOYANT AND TEST vai | magnetic and massage treatinent given. ‘at her parlors, 904 N. ¥. ave n.w. OCEAN STEAMERS. via the ty, maar the ae A ‘steam nd HoT Wetinaton. OCEAN END OF KENTUCKY:AVENUE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. £626-3m M. A. & H.& MILNOR, pe Rrousnout Suan Evasee Hoop. 023-3 1200,1202&1204FS:NW ‘When I URE FITS! cure I donot mean merely © * © spsirof RUBBER BOOTS * © © of OVERSHOES, © Hot * © © water Botti, Founjein ‘© * © Syringe or any erticle of Ee *