Evening Star Newspaper, April 28, 1892, Page 8

LOCAL MENTION. AvBavon's —Mr. Thos, W. Keene's “Richard ‘The Weather. TIT” at Albaugh’s last night was witnessed by an FORECAST TILL $ P.M. FRIDAY. andience that evidently appreciated the excel- For the District of Columbia, Maryland and | lent work of the tragedian. in no character Virginia, generally fair, with possible light | dees the development of Mr. Keene's ability showers Friday morning; sligutly warmer fe iteelf more manifest than in the role of today, much colder Friday night; winds be- | the bumpbacked king, which he now plays coming northwest. with greater intensity, but with less theatric wlaieaiads ake sia lad: effect than formerly.’ The intellectual now dominates the muscular activity throughout Temperature and condition of water at 3} hig performance. Tonight he will appear in Am: Great Falls, temperature 55; condition. | “-Ouhello.” On Saturday evening the closin 18. Receiving reservoir. temperature, 37. Con- | performances of the eighth regular season wi en at emg Gnelede sone take place and “Richard III” will be repeated. ath conn 10; . temperature. 55; condition at influent gato | Scr lady in the, audience will be presented with a handsome Shakesperian souvenir collec house, 7; condition at efiluent gate house, 15. | tion of artistic views of Stratford-on-Avon and —_—- = : the scenes memorable in the life and works of “Tue Best Mape"—Our 45c. Joan drawers. Praxe & Sox, One Price, corner ith and D. | 's,imtportal dramatist, ie nu Bostox Sraruoxy Onomzsrua drew to the Congregational Church last night large 105g NG Tacx repaired; Burgee,reel maker; | ang enitivated audience on the occasion of its ¢. SLSSS last concert, and the work was fully up to the Cun. Xaxpen’s coca wine (correct formula). | high standard that Mr. Nikisch has set for his ——_ force. ‘The Beethoven symphony was the most Ir You Have ® poor appetite take s small | pleasing to the musiciaus present, although the uantity of Old Belma pure rye before eating. | admirers of Wagner were not without food for This whisky io distilled tepecially for medicinal plessurable digestion. Mr. and Mrs. Georg use. N. A Poorx, 944 Louisiana avenue north-| Henschel sang in a number that delighted their hearers and enlarged their number of friends in this city. Miss Vox Stoscu’s Recrrat.—Tonight Miss Leonora Von Stosch will give a recital at the Upiversalist Church. She is a Washington girl, afd has already taken piace in the front rank of violinists, Her program will be arranged Excrtiext Laws Mowsns, $3.50; 3-ply pure | so as to show her to better advantage than rubber garden hose, 8c. foot. All goods fully | she has before been heard and to display her , warranted. J. H. Cursuzy & Co., 1004 F n.w. | versatility of reading as well as her perfection emcee d-hand | % technique. Miss Von Stosch will be assisted peice by Mixs Jennie Dutton of New York, soprano, it ee and Miss Lott Mills, accompanist, Iurontzp Boxxets axp Rouxp Hats. ves.”—Our 4c. jean drawers. Fuaxe & Sox, One Price, Sriewpi Grasses, $1. Hrareien’s, 453 Pa. av. ta(itase, Amar tart —There will be am enter: i \don bon- inment aud hop for the benefit of the ee eee reece cateetee yi| Gumed tomerten tracing of Gomed hemy Baie Madame Paimer. now in Europe. at which, the fenchable taree of the ttle , 1107 F st ntinel” and the milit ama of ‘ eae Seles IE PO 11 coaeetd ax Ga Cincoa.ot Gales atte he Geean aaa Suretz’s 60c. Candy for 25. by a talented company of amateurs, The pro- ‘This is only at 7th and I strects northwest. ceeds will go to the fund being raised to en- J. F. Suzetz. | tertain visiting comrades at the national en. + | campment G. A. TK “A New Year's Recrrtiox."—Hub Smith's comic little skit, “A New Year's Reception.” will be rendered by the Emanon Musica! Club 1s0N, a gentine hand-|at the National Rifles’ Armory this evening. the Empire C: Fmade mou Ss Bi a ahs cour saa whisky of the finest charac- | The proceeds of the entertaiment will be de- voted to the Woman's Clinic. The members of the club who will take part in the operetta eneontctate are Miss Heiberger. Miss Becker, Miss Bailey, Hava your building, repairs and alterations | Miss Irene Bailey, Miss Newton, Miss Hattio made promptly and at reasonable prices by | Case, Mr. Terry, Mr. Randolph, ‘Mr. Hensey, €. D. Cours, builder, 717-719 18th st. n. w. | Mr. Fox, Mr. Houghton and Mr. King. - served seats may be had at tzerott’s. Tur best-fitting trousers in Washington are | “ry omrecece Geom macanesbak made by Kise & Gusexpavx, “Trouser Spe- | the Universalist Church tomorrow evenin; cialists,” 514 10th st. n.w. (opp. Medical 3u- vary * a sisted by Miss Katie V. Wilson, sopi seum). All trousers made by us kept in repair | uth Thompson, contralto; Mr. Herndon M pressed at any time free of charge, sell, tenor; Mr. Wm. L. Wilson, baritone; Dr. Rewsrxorr’s Ice Cream. 235 G st. n.w. Bischoff d others. The club itself ell CITY AND DISTRICT. known and with the additional talent an- AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. ter, bottled at wn, agent for je distillery. Cuantes Knaz- District Columbia, nounced will undoubtedly furnish an excellent Bree am. leserved seats may be obtained at eli Bertpens’ Excwaxor Hatt.—Tonight there will be an entertainment followed by dancing by the C. P. L. at the Builders’ Exchange Hall. in | Mlis# Katie Power, Mr. Altrims, Prof. Wood, 32 | Master Phelps and otbers will participate in tho program, Furexp Trrrz.—Maseagni’s latest opera, “Friend Fritz.” will be given its first production in America at the Cniversalist Church next Wed- nesday evening by the pupils of Signor Maina. M Herman Rakemann, violinist, and Paul rsch, ‘cellist, will assist and Miss Jennie Gieunan will preside at the plano. Tickets are for sale at Knabe's, Droop’s and Elis’, ‘Tur Coxorecatioxan Cuuxca Crom will give abeuetit concert on Friday, May 6, to secure chairs for the choir gallery.’ ‘The choir consists of Dr. Bischoff, organist,and a quartet da chorus of fifty voices, and avery de- tful program may bo expected. ‘ux Moutox Capers will give an entertain- ment at National Riiles’ Hall tomorrow night, when Misses Meads, Kimball, Mlle. Martin and Axzavon's.—Thos. Keene in “Othello.” Natioxat.—Augustin Daly's company S*As You Like It” Acapruy or Mustc.—Hoyt's “Texas Steer.” Hanais’ Buov.—Gray and Stephens in “Ves- per Bells.” Kenyay’s Lrcevu.—Omene and the “Me and Jack Company.” Tue Bartte or Gerrysecre.—l5tk street and Obio avenue. McCavter's Hatt.—Ordway Rifles’ Fair. Navtoxat. Riries Aumony.—Hub Smith's op- eretta, “A New Year's Keception.” Berepens’ Excuaxor Hact—Eatertainment and Hop. Ustversazist Caunce.--Leonora Von Stosch’s Violin Recital. Coxcompia Hatt. — Star Pleasure Club's Musicale and Hop. others will participate and Hub Smith will ding his celebrated song of “The Country Band.” There will also be @ drill by a picked squad of the eadeta, oe = CONDENSED LOCALS. Susax V. MeNamez and RH. Ward, trustee, ~ et file a bill against Anna H. Hays for specific Performance of un agreement to purchawe part NEWS FROM ROCKVILLE. ite Kj —oekeee pena Mt S240 Per | tive Interest in General Politics—Gratifl- cation at the Failure of the Fishing Bill. Correspordeuce of The Evening Star. Rockvinze, April 27, 1892. Mre, J. Hilleary Bogley, a lady well and 1 of Emanuel Mason, filed yester- | favorably Rnown in this section of the country, . leuves his property to his children and | died Monday at the residence of her hus namce Leonidas Scott and Dr. J. K. Wilder e:- | band near this place, in the fifty-seventh year erutors. of her age. Deceased was » member of thie ‘Wonp has been received here that the steamer Fulda arrived at Genoa at 4 o'clock Weduesday | Haney family and leaves a large number of rel- atives in this county and the district. afternovn. ‘Tux anniversary exercises of the Nations! | A large majority of the fishermen in this sec- bod = ——— be _ at Kendall | tion are gratified to learn that Gov. Brown Jreen Wednesday, May 4, at 3 o'clock. i ‘i Samvet Busy was convicted yesterday in the | ‘used to sign the bill passed by the last Criminal Court on a second case of assault with | Maryland legislature regulating the taking of intent to kill. black bass in the waters of the Potomac. This _ Duap Ixvaxis were found yesterday between | result was brought about by a protest sent to Union, 6th. M and N streets’ southwest, and on | he eovernor from this place after the bill had the mall between 4), and 6th streets, passed Loth houses, tuking the ground that it Teepe Lee Comer ear bea would be.unjust to, probibit, fshing on the place in the plumbing shop of J-F- suchler,326 | Yaryiand side of the river while persons op 2d street southeast, causing £200 damages, the Virginia side were allowed to enjoy the Anovr 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon the ex- | Sport without limit Plosion of a cartridze caused much excitement | “PPcistieal movements in all parts of the coun- ee ean E mtrcete. it was ascertained that | try are watched here with much interest Ly the Be Sosa at * heavy truck runmirg over «pis- | jeading men of both political parties. Among nl jc | the republicans the sentiment appears to be sci ae of the National Geographic | ,!most unanimous in favor of the reuomina- je pn eld in lecture hall of the | tion of Presideut Harrison, while democratic Sogmos Clad tomorrow evening Lieut SW. | sentiment is somewhat divided on the ques- . tion of leader for their in the coming contest. While apparently almost unanimous for Cleveland. it is easy to detect an under- current hostile to the nom-nation of that gen tlemar. This feeling appears to be confine ‘The Washington Ship. tothe “regulars,” and iw evidenced by their The British steamer Tynehead, Capt Carr, | advocacy of an’ uninstructed delegation to bearing the Iowa consignment of grain for the | Chicago. ‘There appears to be little doubt Russian famine relict and chartered in the | (nt (his, county will send strong Cleveland of the capital of the United States, will | “Sates 10. is e i tlie past week the following transfers from Now York at noon on Saturday. ‘The | of real estate have been. recorded is the office of the clerk of the circuit court: Mary A. Neil- sou to United States government, 5.66 acres of lund; £1,300. KR W. Baldwin. trustee, to Char- lotte D. Murphy. Snow Hill farm: $2,500. Wal- lace 8. Shipley to Adolphus Linderkohl. 1 acre of land; $1,500. W. D. Brooke to United States government, 1.66 acres on Aqueduct road; $300. R. J. Bowie et al, trustees, to same, 4.131 acre: 266.95. Annie Flannegan to same, 1.35 acres; $405. 8 E. Harbert and others, trustees, to same, 1.91 acres; €272.75. Kichard T. Jackson to same, 7.287 acrew; 400.87. L. T. Hilton to Benj. Meade, 140% acres; €2.200. Geo. Brewer to Wm. G. Brewer, 38834 acres; $—. Jas, S. Magruder, attorney, to Zach. Mc- Waters, 41 acres; 2498, Joux C. Wniont.who was married in August, 1874, usks a decree of divorce from Mary A. Wright on the ground of desertion in Septem- ‘der. 1899, and states that she is living in Bulti- -& Compensation of Ships” and Prof. Cle-elara Abbe on ‘Theories of Terrestria! Magnetism.” = - jarious pai argo will be 3.400 tons, and it is estimated by the shippers that the quantity of grain now in the ware houses consigned to the care of the Red Cross will more than complete the eargo. A delegation of citizens of Washington will accompany Miss Parton to New York tomorrow night to speed the ship. Mr. Wm. P. Letch- worth of Glen Iris. Portageville, N. ¥., of the Wew York state board of charities, and other members of the national Russian famine relief committee will meet the District delegation at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. Philadelphia Horse Show via Pennsylvania Kailroad. The Philadelphia Horse Show Association will hold ita first open air exhibition at Wisea- hickon Heights Station, Philadelphia, on May ®Y, 31, June I and 2. 1892 This ‘organization le composed of the leading citizens of Phila- daiphie “aud, vicinity, and, the “names of “the (cers and dircetors, all of whom are cl Mdeotified with all movements tending to ing | 10 % scction 5, Avery Park; @100. Mary Prove the breeding of fine stock, give ample | E- Offutt to Wm. Lustees, 17 acres; @544. Ruarantee of success in every particular. ‘The | Aume Vance to Cyrus Keiser, 3.72 acres; @1.- prize list, which amounts to €10,000, includes Jas, B Adams to Wm. W. Gwathmey, ms for thoroaghbreds, trotters, road- ; $—. Samuel B. Planer to Jesso L Flavius Clagett to 1e tene | Chas. Clagett. 1 ucre of laud; €75._ Martha L. ‘as for tandems, Rowen to J. W. Rigley. 23 acres; 8200. John in-bands, municipal, police and fire horses, | H- Tabler to Otho W. Dutrow, lot 5, block D, Entries are being made from all portions of | HYatistown; ¢—. Zadock Magruder to Charie: country, and the indications foreshadow 3 Martha A. Burdette the best and most comprehensive show of Se ee horse flesh ever seen in this country.” It will De patronized by the representatives of the Dest society of Philadelphia, New York. Balti- more, W: ton and other eastern cities. The grounds. which are located immediate: ou the Germantown and Chestuut Hill brane ef the Pennsy! ilroad, eleven miles from Broad strvet station, are ample for all the purposes of the show. and the accommodations | "es #1, cistwes are compiete. For nefit of visitors the Pennsylvania Bailroad Company will sell exsursion tahete to Wissahickou Heizhts Station, including cou- Pon of admission, from Washington at 96.20. and from Baltimore 90, The tickets will be sold May 2s, 30, June 1 and 2, valid for return until June 6, 1492 All through trains of the Pennsylvania railroad connect at Broad street station, Philadelphia, for Wissabickson Heights. — adv leWaters, 38 Waters, 11034 acres; $1,105. Metropolitan In- vestment Company to Beverly T. Galloway, fot 22, section 99, Garrett Park; Mary F. Farquhar to Ada 3B. ‘Briggs, . Bi '. Brown to Rezin H. Brown, 3 acres of land; #—. Etigabeth Case to Charles A. Case, lot of jand; @3.600. Met. Inv. Co. to Hannah’ Cole- man. lot 1, section 51, Garrett Park; $@—. Wm. F. Thorne to Bishop W. Perkins, 35 acres at Joseph s Park: @. Byron E. Kelley to Louis B Shoemaker, 17 acres of land; #100. B. F, Leighton to John L. Ewell, lots 1 aud 2, Wood- 4 1,000, BAM ——— Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses have been issued by the clerk of the court to Wm. F. Courtney and Margaret Walsh Quinn; Robert C. Nixon and Mary E. Gibert, both of Richmond, Va.; W. 4. Clark of Pennsylvania and Jennie Upde; of Hagerstown, 3d; Waraer Gordon ahd Mart. gits Ball; Adam H.Gaddes and Elisabeth 1. OL. Une [Advertise ‘The Great Turkish Curpet Sale. This rich collection of oriental textiles, z0ld at public auction at Latime Sloan's, 1407 G street, is pronounced not on Woops & Co., bankers, 1222 F street north- West, offer the best facilities to small as well as large depositors for the transaction as the largest collection, but the most valuable | ness without losing valual : time moe mid- that ever was ex ata public auction solicit your @is country. “he sales are. 11 amend3p lage oe We . S m. every day. and will be continued until every piece is sold. Having been requested by a Bumber of ladies to have an ¢' Ir is not necessary to lose valuable time in the middie of the day to transact your banki: business if vou kee, account Woods & 30 p.m. Your Co., open un solicited —Advt. HYATTSVILLE. Correspondence of The Evening Star. * Hyarrsvitie, Mp., April 27. Last night the Baltimore and Ohio railroad station was entered by burglars and the door of the safe broken off. but they failed to get into the inner compartment and there was no loss. The store of ‘Geo. Sise, grocer, was en- tered by some parties, but the cash drawer had nothing in it. Dr. Wel store wi but it was too seture It is believed that ama- teurs did the work and that they used Balti- more and Ohio railroad tools. About forty young men assembled in the Athletic Club room Monday night and organ- iz military company cailed the American Cadet Corps, The following officers and com- mitteemen were elected: President. George B. Phiett president, Otto P. Habercor und treasurer, Harry C. Dobbs; ecutive committee, C. R. Hutchinson, A. E. McFarland, ¥. M. Hurley, Robert Barron and Latimer. This committee was au- ‘draft ition and submit it ting. ‘The regular will’ be elected at an early Mr. Jackson H. has become a life member of the Hyattsville Athletic Club by paying the sum of @25. A pleasant entertainment was given at the Hyattaville Presbyterian Church Monday night, «The Missiouary Plea” and “The Missionary Clock” being repeated. si During a buggy race which occurred in this village Monday evening between two strange young men the onc in the end was thrown out and dragged a considerable distance, but fortunately was not injured beyond a few bruises, Gatckeeper Scaggs compiains that a number of mischievous boys are ru a trains, The stock of the grocery firm of A. P. Berry Co. of thie place was sold today at public auction, Mr. Bon Harvey of Highlands, while fishing in the basin of the Northwestern branch, be- low the dam, caught a fine fish weighing nearly six pounds. Ata large and enthusiastic mecting of the citizens of thie town, hold in the Athletic Club room this evening.with Wm, Guista in the chair and Jas. B. Burnside, secretary, the following ticket for town commissioners was nominated to be voted for next Monday: Jackson H. Ralston, Thomas H. Latimer, James A. Aman, or.. Chas. H. Long and George S. Britt, Wm. H. Ric! ardson, the present incumbent, was renomi- nated ‘for treasurer. According to the new amendments to the town charter three commis- sioners will serve for one year and two for two Years, and the members of the new board will decide these terms by drawing lote at their first meeting. Riverdale Park Company is having the The mill race deepened at that poiut, logs aro be- ing sawed by a steam mill and a bourd walk 1s to be Inid. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander of Washington are boarding in Hyattville, eis Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have beon filed as follows: J. W. Douglass et al, to Alice L. Balson. prop- erty on Hamilton road; @—. S. H. Walker et al. to W. P. C. Hazen, subs 21 to 25, aq. 839; & Same to T. W. Smith, subs 15 to 19, do.; Same to T. W. Smith et al., subs 20, 26 to 29, 50 and 54, do.: @—. _C. W. Simpson to W. H, Wil- mer, sub 53, eq. 81; $2,950. A. 8. Clarke to M. G. McCormick, sub 114. 9q. 445; 8—. George Johnson to T, J. Sheahan, pts. 46 and 47, 8q. 1003; $1,350. J. Walter Cooksey, trustee, to G. Umhan,’ sub 25, sq. 945; $400. Henrictta Stuart to Mary M. De Moutreville, sab 85, 09. 8g. 1029: $850, Same to Lottie C. Willia 177, do.; #300. L. M. Taylor. jr., to W. MeN Benton to J. F. Hood, B. F. Leighton to C. #q. 823; $919, G. H. Horton to Mary J. Bond. lot 32, #q. 179; @—. Lydia L. Rileyéo J. J. Brosnan, pt. 1, 9q. 545; 2,800. City Tnvesiment Company to C. Sf. Bryant, sub ; $1,000, ad. to Georgetown; C,H. Eslin et al, 0 L. 8. Lipscomb, lot 15, bl to Pleasant Plains; $3,187.50. | Di ing the truck UP | tions were based and the thorough financial ind down the track of nights, endangering | istrict o Iumbia to Alice L. ‘Balson, 58 acres on Hamil- ton road; @—. en Ee eee Arraignments in the Criminal Court. This morning in the Criminal Court, Judge number of arraignment, Butler plead guilty to «charge of larceny from the person. John Crusenberry and Wm. Lawson were arraigned for a similor offense, and the first named plead not guilty and Lawson guilty. The following plead not guilty: Luke Young, alias Wm. Jones, house breaking; Wm. Ware, rape; Thos. Trunnell, larceny; Jas, Taylor, assuult with intent to kill; Beverly Jackson, do, ——— Congressional Nominations. Ninth Missouri district—W, L. Morse (rep.). Fourteenth Illinois district—B. F. Funk (rep. ). Eloventh Missouri district—W. H. Murphy (rep.).. Fifteenth Ilinow district—J, G. Cannon (rep.). Fourth Maine district—O. A. Boutelle (rep.), renominated. Qos Illinois distriot—J. R. Williams EE SY eee Vestrymen Elected. Grace P, E. Church, Dr. Hornell, has elected the following vestry to serve the ensuing yoar: G. W. Ballinger, L. M. Goodrick, C. T. M. Baker, C. D. Keating, Wm. Bonse, Wm. Don- elson, Wm. Martin, W.J. Gill. Senior warden, W. J. Gill; junior warden, G. W. Ballenge: treasurer, L.” M. Goodrick; secrotary, W. J. Gill; delegate to P. E. convention, L. M. Goodrick; alternate, W. J. Gill. pair, ate THE COURTS. Count ix Gxenat Triu—Chief Justice Bing- ham and Judges Cox and James. Yesterday—Hellen agt. Dove; argued and submitted. Egurts Count—Judge Hagner. Yesterday--James, guardian, agt. Martin; leave to invest infant's real estate. Ferry agt. Ferry; bill dismissed with costs, Elliot agt. Ross; ' sale decreed,-D. E, MeComb, tru Howland agt. Mackin; fund ordered pai court, Cincurt Court—Judge Montgomery. Yesterday—C. D. Davis agt, H. Standiford; judgment confessed. into Apurntsraaton’s SaLe of household farni- ture, carpets, £c., contained in house No, 1315 Q street northwest tomorrow morning at 10 O'clock. For particalars see the advertisement im today's Stam, Hatolife, Darr & Co., Aucts, —Advt. Serine Mupicmz ‘Cannot be too highly estimated. The extraordinary ‘epidemic of **the grip” and other diseases, the un healthful winter, close confinement indoors and care- lesaness in diet have caused accumuistion of tmpurt ties in the blood whien MUST BE EXPELLED beforo you can feel well and strong The universal praise given Hood's Sersaparills should convince you that it is the ideal SPRING MEDICINE, Give its trial. “My little boy hed Scarlet Fever when four years old, and {8 left him very weak and With blood poison Dy canker. His eyes became inflamed, his sufferings ‘wore intense, FOR 7 WEEKS RE COULD NOT EVEN OPEN HIS rym T took him twice during that time to the Eye and Zar BLACKMAN, 2888 Washington ton. MN. B—Be sure to get Hood's, Hundreds of Citizens Enjoy the Lunch Given by Woods & Co. The depositors of Woods & Co., the bankers, were entertained at luncheon yesterday at the banking houso, 1222 F street. In this pleasant way the firm celebrated the first anniversary of their removal to their new build- ing. The invitations issued by the firm were framed in such @ generous way that the depositors were able to bring their friends witi: them, The result was that not only the large number of business men and citizens who do business with this firm were prosent, but also a good contingent of othors ‘The lunch was served in the office rooms in the rear of the banking room and from 12 to 2 o'clock the waiters were kept busy in supply ing the hungry guests with the variety of substantials and dainties that go to make a good lunch. The mombors of the firm dispensed a pleasing hospitality and made every one welcome. During the hours named it was estimated that at least 1,500 people par- took of lunch, and the hosts of the occasion were highly pleased, although somewhat tired. The ordinary every-day business appearance of the office rooms was brightened up. and the air was made fragrant by the floral decorations, which were supplied by Messrs, A. Gude and Bro. of 1224 F street Mr. Howard T. Woods of the firm. in speak- ing of this anniversary celebration, said that review of their business for the past year was most gratifying. It was not too much to say, he remarked, that the increaso in their busi ness had ' exceeded his. most’ ¢an- guine expectations. He believed this was due mainly to the public appreciation of the hberal plan upon which their business opera principles which enter into their daily bust ness life. Ho thought that business men realized that their busiuess could be transacted with them at a saving of much valu- able time, The increase in this class of de- positors, ns well as the’ ratio of increase in the entire volume of their business, was, he thought, a striiing proof of this, ° eee ee Certified to the Court in General Term. Yesterday afternoon Chief Justice Bingham CITY ITEMS. _ AMUSEMENTS. | AMUSEMENTS, Barbers’ Clippers reduced; $2.25. Warorp's.* E™4F08 cra, Tosiour. | Qi ATIONAL TuxaTRE. ‘Will perform Hub Smfth's operatic bit, nie “A NEW YEAR'S RECEPTION.” _EXCURSIO { OKFOLK AND WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT 00. EXTRA, ‘dicInal Use we will send free sample to each | For the benefit of 1 Ye Clinic, a | MONDAY, May 2. ONE NIGHT ONLY. Ritilled capectally tor medicinal purposes, tod Bites" Armory, at. Spec'al Extrnordinery Attraction st Enormous Es- t the is highly recommendod by Reserved seats, 50c, at Meizerott's, 12th and Gets. 1¢ rense, Abeavaws GRAND OPERA HOUSE. cellent tonic. $3 per gallon, Poors, 944 Louisiana fe ONLY MATINEE SATURDAY. qitttereeeesesneeseenserenenesetereseseseres 3 3 ° . America’s Representative THE MASK AND wie ctun ¢ a Steel Fishing Rods. Watronv's 1 rene ee C7 eee hpascnipecany Biliousness, Constipation, Torpid Liver, KK FER FER NN XN” ial seen (Chiliren wader ears ball fare &c., cured by Miles’ Nerve and Liver Pills: 60] KK F Ske E 2 wu. a an. doses 25c. Samples free at Druggist, Str Be Rt Rt BRE pe UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA PARK. naar erg . KK ERE x kee T g20k CA: Royal Glue is appreciated, Draggista, 100. 18} na hie company of players in the following select ee a 4 Cutlery of all descriptions, Watrono’s, 477 Sake Geen ites ans SES — a. 8 nelly SP, 100 COLLEGE STUDENTS IN SPECTACULAR fom: The Philadelphia Oyster House, 513 11th | sa TURDAY SAVINEE- “MERCHANT oF BURLESQUE. at., the only strictly first-class establishment io Washington. Private dining rooms. At | eon.“ Handsoine Shakesperit souvanir to-every lady ICHARD TI.” Surgical Instraments, Watronp's. Tel. 176 1* ert Weer | Ubeuige ot mer Semen, Why Should You Pay four, five and six a 6 dollars per. gallon for whisky when you can | A -BAUGW'S GRAXD Orewa HOUSE buy the ‘Old Belma Pure Rye Whisky for mo- SEATS Now OX sat. Gicioal use at €3 per gallon, N. A. Powe, 941 yeavauraTics OF M1 18 Week commen SATURDAY NIGHT—Last night of the regular sea- First Production in Washiuston, Wprur worn sretreeresanesnssonesterensnenseeeneesseseeteneny “MR AND MRS. CLEOPATRA” § acai maton STeaMen RARTHOLDE “sateeerecerertenetartettenstereesstesettesteet Louisiana ave, n.w. CHORUS OF #0. Onomserns oF 20. | "3S is ood aie Oysters, Clams and all other delicacies at BALLET OF 23. acm 7S the Purtapetpara Oyster Hose, $13 11th st. 1 NEW AND ELABORATE SCENERY. = = 500 More of Those 49c. Dress Forms 200 COSTLY COSTUMES. STAGE EXCURSIONS, TICKETS "S. 12a st EWITTS TALLY HO STAGES Leave Hw, 4th and Pa ave se and no omeR AT METZEROTT'S, 12th ana G Diss. = he Sees SX 3 ray oe, re Tth st. n.w., ismakingaspe-| Ht NRX DD 83 grr rer saint ss cialty in Ladies’ and Children’s Hair Cutting} UN NN © DDD oo = me A $8 EE ss oe —4 and Shampooing; also cures Dandruff. ap26-Gt* | Gencrat adiniesion, 2% cents. ik Aa 2 9 ER i 4 Nightingale So: Yorcn’s, 9257th n.w, | Meserved Seats, 50 aud 75 conte, aets-ts 24 G08 Hee Sst 5 Preranarioxs For Srarsa Selling Gray S and Bange at ro- | NEW NATIONAL THEATRE, duced prices for ten days ouly at 8. HELLER's, as soi a 720 7th st. nw. ‘ap23-6t* After the Races take a Steak or Chop at the Peivaperpuia Oy R House. 513 1ith st 18 Attention! The attention of the public is called to H. O. Towles’ fine assortment of Children’s Carriages and Refrigerators, The Celebrated Whitney ‘Third Annual Engagement of AUGUSTIN DALY'S COMPANY (From Daly's Theater, New York), Txcluding Miss Ada Rebsn, Mr. Drew, Mra. Gilbert, ‘Mr. Lewis, Miss Cheathan, Mies Prince, Miss Teving, Mies Haswell, Mr. Clarke, Mr. Gresham, &e., &c. GROGAN'S CREDIT HOUSR SPRING MEETING, 819, 82, S25 Tet ow, WASHINGTON JOCKEY CLUB, A email cash deposit, the balance in email weekly oF mouthly payments, uonotes to sign and 6 percent had before him a number of prisoners in jail, who sue by Maj. J. W. Walker for discharge by writ of habeas corpus. The case of Abe Fitz- hugh was first called and he was discharged Walker argued the case of John Jackson, Mr. Armes appearing in opposition, It was claimed that their sentences by the Police Court, not having been convicted by a jury, are illegal. The chief justice suggested that'the question was an important one and certitied them to the General Term. + ‘The Graceland Cemetery Inspection. Dr. D. W. Hughes, medical sanitary inspec- tor, and Sanitary Inspecter Welch, who were designated by Health Officer Hammett to mako a thorough inspection of Graceland Cemetery and report on the complaint of the citizens of East Washington, have concluded their inspection and made their report to the health officer. Water from wells and springs about the cemetery has also been examined and the report of the health officer will be made to the Commissioners. Speaking to a ‘Stan reporter Dr. Hammett said that he would take his time in preparing his report, He said that it was a matter of considerable importance and before making any recommendations he ‘wanted to get all the facts possible. a Held for Stealing at the Race Track. On the race track yesterday a colored man named Charlie, alias “Pomp,” Fisher was arrested by Detective Carter and locked up on a charge of stealing Mr. MeCauloy’s id watch the day before, for taking part in w transaction “Funny” Smith was held for the grand jury yesterday. This morning Fisher appeared before Judge Miller and was charged with the larceny of the watch, Smith having been tried for receiving it from hi : ‘Mr. McCauley identified Fisher as the man who took his watch. He grabbed Fisher, but during the excitement he escaped. ‘Lawyer Sillers appeared for the prisoner and said he could prove that atthe time of the theft Fisher could not have been where the theft was committed. Judge Miller said he would hear the testi- mony if counsel could show that the prisoner was not in the grounds, but as counsel only wanted to prove that his client was iu the ficild instead of on the lawn the court would not hear the witnesses. the prisoner wes held in $1,000 bail to await the action of the grand jury. pak sail Record of Deaths. During the twenty-four hours ending at noon today burial permits were issued from the health office for the following: Wiite—Jennie Youst, 24 years, oyst of the ovary; John Duckworth, 65 years, consump- tion; Alice McWilliams, 96 years, apoplexy. Colored—Henry Richardson, 47 years, pneu- monia; Lizzie Corcoran, 2 years, pneumonia; Annie 0. Howard, 1 monta, jaundice. A German spy named Schurieder has been arrested in Paris, He had in his possession » quantity of documents, which were seized, [Use Use Une URE Use UES Use Use USE UsE Use TIBe Use Ue Use Use Use Use Use Use Use Use Use lise tise USE Tse Use [Use 80 USC Use USE Use Use L9G Use Use Use Use Use Use uso use use use use use use use use use use use Use use use use use use use use use use use use use FEBRUARY 5, 1892. use use use use “CLEVELAND'S use use use Baking Powder is in steady use use use use ‘we in my kitchen.” use use use MARION HARLAND. use use use Use use use ue use use use une use use use uae use use use use use use use use use use use Use Use Use Use UEO Use se Use URC fise Use TIRe Use Use Ws0 80 Use Use Ose USE Use Use Use TISE Tse t1s0 Use Use Usy Use Use Use Use USE Use Use Use Use Use Use Use Use GOUDS DEALERS, 1316 7th st. nw. Bisque of Gray cud "Tan dsuretta, alt wool, 50 dozen Lawn Tics, worth from 20c to 3c, choice Percales Boys’ Shirt Waists 8c, 106c, 1: a0 Hayeburg: Seis bye sind Flodaeda E Hanbury. S* jouneiine. ‘Dotted swiss damaxed by water, worth from 35e to 50, closing price 1d. White Bed Spreads 50c Extra laree size 76c. ck Cashiner>. i ‘single and double, good F iy He Baebouts Li ‘Thread Barbour's Linen uspenders dc. Larg Spool B ating Cottor hire Walste 1c; Crsldven's Veuts ge. Eadiex Ve more of Webster's Lange Dictiouares given to our customers free of cost. Call and ard. Bp26-ot card. Eovy Rermozzatoss. We have sold the LDDY KEFRIGERATORS for eighteen yoars aud believe them to be the best made for family use, ITS MERITS ARE: Cold dry air circulation, ‘ Absolute Gryness, Matches left on the shelves ‘will readily ignite when taken out. Perfect non- conductor packing, tested over forty yeate. Slate stone shelves, always sweet, clean and cold. Strongly built with kiln-dried lumber, so that ‘no uhrinking of Joints occur. Every EDDY REFRIGERATOR warranted, Prices are lower than they have ever been, M. W. Beveawar, 1215 F and 1214G sta, ‘Importer of Pottery and Glass. —ap8 OO YOUR SHOES ARE FULL OF FEET*—TAKE THIS (Thurtday) EVENING, A8 YOU LIKE IT. Friday, Matinee Saturday—1HE FORESTERS, Saturday Evening—NANCY & CO. Every performance under the direetion of Mr. Daly. Prices: 25, 80, 75c, @1 discount ou all settlements ude within thirty daye, Sock are our terms for the purchase of any articie oF articles of FURNITURE, CARPETS, MATTING, &e The coming of spring necessitates many changes about the house, Such things as Mattings and Refris- eratcrs demand your attention, ight here we desire to aay that wo bave made unusual preparation in these Lines, Ourstock of Matting, Linoleum and Otleloth iscomplete. We lay them ox your Quor without extre cost, We know that you will not be disappointed in our stock of Refrigerature—we never carried so many be- Patent Hub Carriage and the Hard-wood Kan- kakee Refrigerator, the best in the market, Be sure to examine my stock before purchasing. Also a full line of Lawn Settees, Porch Chairs, &c., &e., suitable for summer use at H.'0. Towes’, General Furt, Dealer, apl9-12t 1007 Pa. ave. Fifty More of Those Fine Sewing Machines selling so rapidly at $10 at Auerbach’s Capitol Hili branch Bontestic Machines and Eaters, 4th aud Pa. ave. ae, ier. BENNING RACE COURSE TWELVE DAYS RACING, it COMMENCING TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 3, Grand Operate Concert by MME. ADALINA PATTI, Under the ditection of Wx. Foxx, ap9-20t MONDAY, APIL 25, TO MAY 7, Telephone 1260. Domestic Sewing a M Mesnrs. Abbey, Schoeffcl and Grau, and assisted by the fore. All sizes, all prices, from @6 to @50. Made by Machine Co., 74H, For repairing and renting. | following artists pecirk P eM tl Ei BBR reine donna, contralto, | + PURSES, $25,300. BR. Armizer® Son, and captured the hichest Marie ss sie’ ANDITE con ead A 1G. sward in 1880. We never tire of talking to you ebout ae Hartley's Great Remedy curescatarrh, the Plush of Hair Cloth Parlor Suites we sell for @28 ay GRAND ORCHESTRA. ‘An elaborate concert proerat cash or $30 on tune We have sold bundreds of them Best Screen Doors, 31; bert Lawn Mowers, | withsclectious irom the iritandacconl scwefee | © STEEFLECHASES AND HURDLE RACES. | sd Bave yet totbear the est compuuint. We should 93.75; best Freezers, $1.50. L. H. Horxtxs, ROSSINI'S Like tobave see the Plusb-covered Parlor Suite we ap26-tu,th,s3t* SEMIRAMIDE, sell for 645; six pieces, frames of sulid ok. Our high- grade Parior Suites in Plush, Brocatelle, Tapestry and Wilton Rus are per cout cheaper than any house im hocity, When you visit wsask to seo the Solid Osk WITH SCENERY, COSTUMES, &c, Admission to Grounds, Grand Stand and Pool Pole at METZEROT TS. 6,87. Steiuway's Pianos used. | 1*¥2- #1 ad Ladies, $0 centa, ‘New High Arm No, 9 A marvel of lightness and swiftness, §a27 Office 437 9th st. nw. | FX ERNAN'S LYCEUM Ti 3 fice 437 9th stn. K’ Licey THE PSY Special traine leave B.and P. Depot, 6th and Bests., vam co for vate ee a aren A = at 1:30 ana 2. inten need a carpet our Brussels at G0e.yer yard cash oF 65 5%, EPR EER Ale oc THIS WREK—MATINEE SATURDAY. ema iaae co ny efter they on time will please you Ingrein Carpet, Sic. per S335 Per fe §° He AA FE oo Mae Eo! RRR Eee = yard cash, 40c. ou time All carpets made end laid sags B Eee Sof HE AMA I 23 re pe NNN Ee Fare, 25 cents round trip, without extra cost. No charge for waste in matching a4 ‘00 uN kee NNN ERR Objectionabic characters excluded, ep20-10t | ficurea, We sell 1 -foot Oak Extension Table tor sf gem are ann sruaDivive Odalisque, $4.25 cash oF #4.500n time, We can furnish your : URLESQUE COMPAW ae AA f ge Nest WoekPay Feuer Babee Ge cp any part of ft, at eamall outlay of resdy Bg! ss ‘LLL ERE cluding Peter Maher. @ash, and our credit prices are lower than cash prices Owing to the unfavorable weather, we offer SPE- | CADEMY. ” CIAL INDUCEMENTS for the next ten days. ‘Our stock of MEN'S, and CHILDREN'S Every even:nz this week, KLE. 1 | a “s raven ty Bs joaner a = Inonder fe REDUCE tho same re have made an ‘Washington's Favorite Comeds, Fischer's Art Store, 520 Loth sts from April 18 to 30. EDUCTION from Our 85, 86, 87.50, 88. not be equated anywhere, _ ple NCOKDIA HALL ‘Stas Masmora Crevir Hoven, 819, 821, 82S Tihst. ow. ‘Bet Hand Lets. HoyTs fens Suite can- A TEXAS STEER, A TEXAS STEER ae BOF, WELL 5 7 a rexas sree, | Poor bh siditne wee Tae aod hit ee Private leasus eiven by appoiutiment, Address 107, 714 MURPHY, FLORA WALSH, | St a-W. Clue reuntons from Stoll nan. whose And the Original Great Cast. cas Monday, May 2—“THE LITTLE TYCOON." We made a DREP CUT in our Boys’ and Children’s depdrtmente. There-ore it will pay you to give usa call before you purchase elsewhere. Tar Lospox Axp Luvenpoor. Crormxa Couraxs, with Bz Ox Tue Lookout: WE'RE AFTEK YOU! “From the rising of the sun even unto the going _ Seats now on sale, ap26-tt Pie Sovran 5 apes 7TH AND G 6TS. [svansaisr cacncn, Isrenioz Hovsenor> ~Wanrs Not for the purpose of inflicting bodily injury oF working awrong. On the contra ¥, we seek te do thee Corner 13th and Lets. nw, PARTICULARLY @UCH AS ARE ADVERTISED BY | ood. We do not promise you all the luxuries of life—for ‘promise to furnia MADE CLOTHING TO ALL MEN AND BOYS: Ata cost not exceeding TEN CENTS A DAY. Rather a novel proposition —ian't it? CASH HOUSES FOR FIFTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR, ABE DEAB AT ANY PRICE, AND 1HE WIDE- AWAKE HOUEKERPES Is THE FIRST TO Assisted by Miss Katie V. Wilson, soprano; Miss Ruth | APPRECIATE THE‘HEINOUSNESS OF THE DE- Thompron, contralto; MrvHerndon Morsell, tevor: | ceprion, 2 Mr. Wm. L. Wilson, baritone: Dr. J. W. Bischoff geass oe = pupils, Misses Bertie Thomp- SHE ACCORDINGLY TAKES A SMALL PORTION son, 5 ‘and Helen ¥; . Besecead ange leooaoe ak cise sieak OF HER: HARD-BARNED SAVINGS, RESERVING N. B—All holders of tickets cane xchange them for | THE BALANCE FOR FUTURE EXIGENCIES, AND PURCHASES FROM US EVERY POSSIBLE CoM. FORT, SHIELDING HERSELY AND FAMILY FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 20, A CONCERT BY THE BEETHOVEN CLUB, Fryar Cuzane Sure Of the stock of ‘Will stick close to the wearer for a much ¢reter period of tims than—seventy-five days, Likewise—those Suits which we sell At #10 a Suit Will cleave to the form when more than an hundred a a oe Be Hess PARK-THE CARS OF TH. allytown and Rock ville Railroa¢ W. H. KENEASTER & CO, TEN: dare now running very half hour. yu the hour and half howe” from the pad 1) tag Pi ener weve pow eg 15 Fst NW. Sid Teaalytown raflway’” "| “Tass of Georwetown | UxpER THE WING OF ——! Until further notice will run every 15 minutes on Cane ih Riedl Nisa ous [D™tc ExtERtsieNT AND Hor EQUITABLE ¥OR THE BENEFIT OF THE OLD GUARD, GRAND ARMY HALL, OPPOSITE WILLARD'S HOTEL, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 29, 1892. “THE OLD GUARD, 0: AS ASSIGNEES With a drooping of the eye— ‘The auswer comes—{ don't know! SYATEM, WE DO NOT EXPECT TO GET FIRST WHICH SERVES ALL WITH A UNIFORMITY OF PRICE, AN HONESTY OF REPRESENTATION which rapidly ‘cumuilate into dollars. ‘lake those nickels and dimes qed drop them inte the slot AT HOME wud pou wall COST FOR THE GOODS. E CROSS OF GOLD,” Preceded with the laughable farce of the ANDAN EQUITY OF DEALING PECULIARLY OUR | Ye sintacd at the rapid wccretion of wealth bi year THE REMAINING SHOES WILL BE “LITTLE SENTINEL.” . _coters, TRY THE TRICK—tis one which will ‘The whole to couch with aGi OWN, REPAYING US IN SMALL PARTIAL PAY- — thy . Te at TT. -4 ne som gd ‘ou will ‘then be YOUK OWS 2 e SOLD AT EXTRAORDINARY REDUC- PROF. SCHROEDER’S ORCHESTRA. MENTS BY THE WEEK OR MONTH, aS HER CIn- rt he fa Suits of Clot Foam Pelz a0 ‘ ai4 Proceeds for the purpose cf entertaining visiting | CUMSTANCES MAY DETERMINE THE EASIES' comrades at the National Kucaupinent, G. A. R. Parhcmcucaniamaesios ae wiieaah DISPENSING BENEFACTIONS TO RICH AN‘ TIONS, na sat to save you many he DO NOT OVERLOOK THAT THE Tickets, -....95 conte | POOR ALIKE, ALLFEELAT EASE WHEN SELECT. | drop into the “Siow AT HoMb: OS For sale by members uf the corps andatthedoor. | 1NG FROM OUR MERITORIOUS LINE OF We've big bangetns ot hem cere STOCK 18 OF THE BEST QUALITY AND ap20-4¢ FURNITURE @ARPETS, MATTINGS, BABY See et me ee Cees roeeun incur: ALPAvGH'S GRaNp oreua HOUSE CARRIAGES, GAS AMD VAPOR STOVES! eho & é 5 FRIDAY, MAY 27, REFRIGERATORS, TOILET XD Three. Viecem wt USUAELY SOLD FOR AT WHOLESALE. a & aarp Martyn Coleve of Elocutios aml. Oratory, tncTeding Sey eee ae wees @ maynificent entertainment aud ending with the ew OF ART. ovr Two. comedy, (Sizes care AT @3 A SUIT Are the talk of the BOYS' LONG PANTS SUITS. zon 1310.18 Years.) “REAL GHOSTS.” The public admitted free, Preferred. seats free, tajnable'at She Collen. O14 BAe cy ~ 5. —Suramer classce commence June 2. Circnlars mb2y-3m HOUSE & HERRMANN'S HENRY F, WOODARD, CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES, 879 | 80. Mou’s, Youths’, Boys’ sud Cutidren's Pants in great ABRIS' BIJOU THEATER, H ariety. COME TO U& WE WILL DO THEE GooD. Mrs, P. Harris, B. 1. Dri .F. Dean, Proptistors and Managers: 7° DOS Week Conmencing Mouday, April 25, GRAY & STEPHENS In Teele New Sensational Success, E VESPER BELLS, it Loads of Special SIVERMALIST CHURCH, A OREN wth w, Reem Fepetma, jOrerot A A. LIPSCOMB, 917, 919, 921 AND 623 7TH ST. aND 636 MASS. AVE. N.W. Vicron E. Aviews TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, 927 and 929 7th st uw. corner Musuchusetts ave, Price = spll-im ap23 ap23-6t_Wit Mosrows Honaorarme MAW4, first prodaction i pGgpune 8. Thomes Bay Rum, Se, 50: and @2 “FRIEND FRIYZ,’ —— og ‘Do you believe iu Homeopathy? More ed 4 BERUIES. ‘and more peopie are all the time coming ery Fasss Sraaw that way. The wonderful cures of Homa- Sais 4 Es = In Thick Ssrup, ‘opathic Syecialiste have opened the eyes Sixx Srecrars Luscious, of the world. What we bave forgot tne 50 Figured Chine Stile Here is one that never loses sesse of ‘ow 39c. Pex Yano. —— Scarlet Fever. another saves every Diph- sneha ‘Chive Sikes, %. W. BURCHELL, NATIONAL RIFLES’ ARMORY, ‘haste puatet, onsite hin Ganga 33-imch Figured “Crean Washable Fongee Sitka aplé FRIDAY EVENING. APRIL 29, : 31326 Fret Ar 8 OCLOCK. Se Rheumatism, aother Catarrh, and so on, MUXYON'S HOMC@OPATHIC HOME REMEDY CO. HAS SECURED THE Tu Kasey Tserrrore FORMULAS OF THESE SPECIALISTS. OAK begiee FRIXCE GEORGE'S CO., MD., THE CUR: OF THE LIQUOR, MORPHIN. ILORAL, CO- QUOR IRE AMD TOBACCO HADLES ORD Py3,3 : NEURASTHENIA. Pa Beton Lede o Oak: Crest is delightfully situated, 24 miles from a bra Uf the Baltimore antl Ohig rails 3 ‘o my the station, eifors every couventence and cova prxonama Sa pereterts seats Reccrrecremiearnest ‘i To $1.25 Pa Yun 3 BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG. } xr orc Patladeipnia aud the west Oak 7 i th. thapaton ied sd rae ee < 3 information wan ers Oat ee mays fF TT Luzs Or Faaxce aay t. ew nth trent and Gil renee, ‘That perfume eo well knows and sold osly, 's ‘by me during the pest four years, ts not 5 Lilies of France now sold by. merchants. Tem it i ‘the eole owner of the Lilies of France, also Alpine Lizs a Company's j + ‘Rose, Pear Blossom, Orchard Flowers and White Reeth y paar - Miss LULA LEXMAM, . betaine ncraistias- ‘The shove fs not written with any footing of antag~ VIOLIN AND SONG RECITAL! ay Liltes of France ‘BEEF TEA. INVALUABLE