Evening Star Newspaper, May 3, 1892, Page 10

10 LOCAL ME <TION. ‘The Weather. FORECAST TiLt 8 P.M. WEDNESDAY. For the District of Columbia. Marvlund and Virginia, showers this afternoon, followed by faur tonight; variable winds. CONDITION OF THE WATER. «1 condition of water at 8 temperature 64; condition, 36. Receiving reservoir. temperature, 66, Con- dition at north connection, 36: condition at south connection, 26: distributing reservoir. temperature. 64: condition at influent ga house, 36; condition at etluent gate house, 30. ——+ How Anz Your Lras—long or short? We have jean drawers Fuaxe & Sox, One P onyx soda fountain at Scartten & SrevENs’ drug store. 9th and Pa ave nw. Handsomest and most expensive in the city. SroxswaLt. Jackson. The lecture on Stonewall Jackson, which Hon. George R. Wendling gives at the Universalist Church, 13th and L streets, on Friday evening, May 13, will attract a very great audience. Tickets are on sale at Brentano's and seats are going rapidiy. Stor in and see the beautiful new soda foun- Atpavon’s.—The summer opera season inaugurated at Albaugh’s last night by W. T. Carleton Opera Company in that of Strauss’ called “Indigo.” Notwithstanding unusually strong attractions elsewhere a fino andience in attendance and enjoyed the performance with most applausive vigor. ‘In- digo” comes to the capital for the first time with the Carletons, and it* has scored a success right at the start. Ite plot and pian are cut in the usual fashion, with the real interest centered in the music, and filled out with the topical song, the current gag and those other attractive features that an author never thinks of, and wouldn't put into his libretto if he did. Among the well-known and popular singers of other seasons here in the cast are Miss Langdon, Miss Wisdom, Mr. Carleton and Mr. Drew. and it is pleasant to see their familiar faces and hear their familiar voices once more. Mr. Carleton as Ali Baba made a fine figure, and the lullaby song be sings in the second act is one of those melodies an audience takes home with it and never forgets. Miss Langd is as bright and pretty as ever and Miss W dom as Khadamanta, especially in her Ama- zonian uniform, was a delightfal surprise to those who have admired her in this robe. Mr. Drew as “King Indigo” was decidedly fanny and his “Thousand Year” topical song was suel 000s you hear uot more than once ina thousand years. Mr. Blake as Janio sang very nicely mdeed. “Miss bach was effective and Rained an emphatic encore for her solo in the first act. In fact everybody did welt and did everything in spirit, albeit some first night was the tain at drug store 9th and Pa. ave. B.w. Have vour building. repairs and alterations made prompt! ble prices by ©. D. Cou: 719 18ch st. mw. “Tne Besr Mave” Warranted pepperel: Price, corner 7th and D Our 48e. jean drawers. Faaxc & Sox, One price $4.50 each. A good li-inch mower for £3.50 each. Poultry netting, heavy galvanized. at 70 cents 100 square feet Garden tools of all kinds at lowest prices. Cuas. T. Carrer & C 606 Penn. ave. n.w.. three doors from 6th st. Excruiext Laws Mowrns, £3.50; Sply pure rubber garden hose, Sc. foot, All goods fully warranted. J. H. Curstey & Co., 1004 F nw. Goop Rooms axp Boaup at the Fredonia at moderate rates. Campers Curayep by the Empire Carpet Works, 631-635 Mass. ave. nw.. are made moth proof free of charge. Telephone 425-2. 1875 Berre of Nvisox, a genuine hand- made sour mash whisky of the finest charac- ter, bottied at the distillery. Cuantes Kuaz- BEB, agent for the District Columbia, 47th street. Gnear Assiovrr’s Satz at CITY AND DISTRICT. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. z Jarleton’s Opera Com- Avparon’s.— pany in “Indigo. ‘Natiosat.—Mme. Adelina Patti m concert Acapexy oF Music.—Little Tycoon.” Hanis’ Brsov.—Gray and Stephens in “The Old Oaken Bucket Kerxax's Lycecm.—Pay Foster Burlesque Troupe and Peter Maher. Tue Barres or Grrrvsavna.—i5th street and Ohio avenue. Narioxat Kivres’ Anwory.—Comedy and opera by Mr. Bangs and Miss Darling. Cotempia Tyroosaruica, Usion Hari— Sr. Lews’s Harr.—Fair. Assempiy Cuvncu.—Concert by Jennie King- Morrwon. LOCALS. her of Col. Perry his home in Ivy with dropsy since S years of age it urvive but a short time. Carson. is lying serions City. He Weduesd is feared he can Is tae case of Thomas Curry alias Murray. Marceilas W:ison aud Harry Brown aliasJames Dean. charged with rape om Lizzie Melutosh, September anolle pr “to Curry and Wilson and the pers. Zance of Brown takeu in the Criminal Court toaay. Mm Axoxzo Bert. formerly assistant secre- tary of the izterie i Sears in this city, re a@atitied “A Trip A red a lecture ent” toa « churches, the New Yo: hitches were apparent. Not the least feature in the cast is that donkey of Ali Baba’a. The choruses were good and the young women por- tion shapely and sgacetat Mr. Alex Haig is still the musical director, which is the same thing as saying that partof the opera could not have been better. “Indigo” will be the opera for the week, and to those who inquire “Did Indigo?” the’ reply is emphatically “Indigo- vent? ‘Tae Natiovar.—The Mask and Wig Club, composed of students of the University of Pennsylvania, were greeted by an audience that filled every seat in the National Theater last night and there was a fringe of steel-pen coated young men, who could not obtain seats, all around the back row. ‘The audience was worthy the performance, for the manner in which these gentle young men represented the singular concert styled ‘sir, and Mrs. Cleopatra’ was such as to cail fort the most pronounced applause. There was no attompt at a plot, but there were some excellent songs, dances, marches and tableaux that thoroughly delighted the audience. In fact so pleased were they that the encores got to be rather wearisome before the performance was over. All the cast were excellent in their respective characters, Those who had male parts were manly and vigorous, as become them, while those assigned to feminine characters tripped daintily and were costamed with exceeding good taste. The piece was handsomely staged and everything buck of the curtain moved with perfect’ precision, due to the ilifal stage management of Mr. Clayton F. McMichael, whose efforts deserve warm recogni Mr. MeMichaei also sustained the part of Sennacherib aud proved himself an accomplished actor. ‘The Cleopatra of Mr. Frederick B. Neilson was a good piece of work and evidently showed exactly what the author meant by the character, tor Mr. Neilson was the writer of the play. The dances were ar- ranged by Mr. MicMichael and Mr. F. B. Meigs and their work was perhaps the best appre- ciated. The premicre danseuse was Mr. Ken- drick, whose movements were extremely grace- ful aud effective, and in the serpentine dance in the third act he received a veritable ovation. Long as the perfomance was the audience was not satisfied, and after the curtain had rung down on the last act it was obliged to go up in, while Mra. Cleopatra came forward and a neat little speech of thanks and the whole company gave the college yell. The performance was in every way a success and the club bas reasou to be gratified on the re- sult of its efforts. Acapxmy o¥ Mustc.—‘The Little Tycoon,” which has been frequently seen here before, commenced an engagementat the Academy of Music last night, and the bright and attractive ic of Mr. Willard Spencer's opera was ed to by a gocd-sized audience with every demonstration of satisfaction, Mr. Robert Graham, the origiua! Gen. Knickbocker, was the leading feature of the cast,and his comedy was infectious and his singing and daucng foliy up to his standard. Catharine Lingard sang the title roil excellently and acted it . The east includes also J. Aldrich Mamie Cerai, Herbert Holland, J. T. rn, Joe Mealey and Miss Helen Judson, iy eff ‘The chorus is large audience :n one Dr. Parkhurst. yterian Ministers’ Association of Baltimore, ia re session today, adopted Fesolutions: “That the increasing social evils d perils of modern cities, together with the ‘municipal misgoverument, corruptions, official ounivauce with crime and the indifference aad ignorance of citizeus, cali for especial faithfulness on the part of all ministers of the Gospel m declaring the responsibilty of Eitizensbip 2nd of official position, and that the thenks of perents, Christians, pastors and all good citizens are due to Dr. C. H. Park- hurst for the determination and courage with which, as president of the Society for the Pre- Yention of Crime. he has exposed the nests of vice im the city of New York and also the fear- ful delinquency of those who are set to guard the pabiic peace and morals, The Good Templars. The meetiug Saturday evening of Persever- ance Lodge of Good Templars was largely at tended. An energetic committee is in ebarge of arrengements for the celebration of the twelfth anniversary of the lodge on the 14th instant, @ following officers were elected for the present term: Mr. A. B. Frear, chief tempiar; Miss Jennie Griftin. vice tem| Jar; Mr. John Bryeon, secretary: Dr. C. i Davis, financial secretary: Mra. FE. A. Cham- bers, treasurer; Mra. C.E. Gilbert, chaplain; Mr. F. A. Kalstrom. marshal; Mra. Cecil, guard; Mr. Thomas Saffel. sentinel. and Miss B- Byuov Taeatex.—The Gray, and Stevens Dramatic Company opened ita sécond week at the Lijou last night. It is seldom, in- deed, that a company lingers more than one week in Washington, but the excellent enter- tainment presented caught the popular taste and anew play had to be presented. It was “The Old Oaken Bucket,” and although its uamie arouses thoughts of home and peaceful- ness, was anything but thet, There were any number of fights and the stirring tableaux roused the au The scenery is good and the acting of the St. Bernard dogs and the Kussian powies quite interesting. The com- Psuy is weil balanced and the performance above the avers x Lycecm Taeater.—One of the sof the season assembled at Ker- last night to greet Peter Maher, the Irish champion, who appeared in conjunction with the Fay Foster Burlesque and Specialty Com- pany. The female portion of the entertain- ment was not up tothe average. The special- ties, however, were good as a rule. The Pat- terson Brothers easily carried off the honors with a diftcult and finished exhibition on the horizontal bar. Then came the boxers. Mr. Billy Madden, the well-known manager of boxers, introduced Maher, who stands ready to meet all comers. forfeitiug $100 to any man who stays with him for three rounds. His ex- hibition iast night was with Juck Failon and proved very scientific. Tonight several bouts will precede the bout in which Maher will en- deavor to stop au Alexandrian, ‘Tux Manixe Baxp will return from ite trip and give « concert at Albaugh’s Opera House next Monday evening. It is expected that the ‘Thomas, pianist. The social meeting of last Week at the residence of Mra. Chambers was a Pronounced success, and the one to be held at Dr. Davis’ next week is already attracting ach attention. cra ee Several Cases of Assault. Judge Miller had such a tong procession of Prisoners before him yesterday that it was Recessary to take a recess to give the jurors and witnesses time for lunch anu air. Frederick Roth, a resident of the Blad+ asburg road, was in the line for assaulting his wife, Minnie Roth. The prisoner had been in court any times before fur asswults and troubling his wife. This time bis wife charged that he euther arm with a knife. Judze Miller told Fred that he was tired of having him monop- olize so much of the court’s time and gave him six months in jail. Nellie Sbreeves aud Ollie White, charged With threats toward another woman, gave their Personal bouda, Jesse Snowden was tried for the alleged theft Of a pair of trousers from George Goldberg's store and a sentence of 30 days was imposed. Jobn Wood assaulted his wile Maggie and the judge taxed him 25, Albert Jones piead guilty to a charge of as? friends of the band and of its talented leader, Mr. John Philip Sousa, will give them a rous- ing reception oa that occasion. Paresp Farrz.—Tomorrow night at the wersalist Church the first recital of Mus- cagai's latest opera, “Friend Fritz,” will be m by the pupils of Sig. Maina. ' The cast inclu: competent people and the chorus will puraber forty-five adult and juvenile sing- ers. The music of this opera is said to be fully equal to that of the “Cavaleria Rusti- cana,” which has become so popular, and its fali effect will be given tomorrow night. There will be baudsome souvenir program: for the ladies, anda large attendance is anticipated, Sz. Lexe’s Cuvaca.—The fair in St. Lake’ Hall that has been quite successful so far will be continued until rext Friday evening. The articles displayed are quite attractive, and the ladies at the differeat tubles are persuasive in their appeals to vititors, Tux Parti Coxcent.—The concert to be given by Mme. Adeiina Patti and her excellent com- pany takes place at the Natioual Theater to- night. The box sheet of course shows that the house will be filled. Mme. Patti will sing one selection in the concert program, and m the acts from “‘Semiramide,” which forms the sec- ond part of the entertainment, she will sing the Be! Raggio and the great duet with Mile. Fab- bri. Her other assistants will include M. saulting Policeman Kiley and the court sus- pended sentence. When Nathaniel Dickson was called for as- saulting George Thomas be plead guilty and ot having Fi0 he was given 30 days in jail. George A. Reguer assessed a Vfor his Fough treatment of Caroline Johuson. es —_ Five Years in the Penitentiary. Yesterday Chaim Krumboiz, convicted April 20 of violating the humane law. was sentenced to five years im the Albapy penitentrary by Jus- tice Bradley in the Criminal Court He was represented by Messrs Chase Roys, McD. Car- Fington aud Albert Sillers, and it was charged that he placed his young wife in a house of ill fame. His counsel will take the case to the Genera! Term for review and in the meantime the execution of the seutence is stayed. % — A Goop Orrortesrry for obtaining build- ing lots im the neighborhood of government FRntins office presents itself in the sale of six lots, each 16 feet by 57 feet, fronting on Myrtle street. near North Capitol street, to bo sold tomorrow, See advt Ld —_-—__—_ Sane of plants from Freeman's nursery at Latimer & Sloan's, 1407 G street, at 10 aan to- ‘Two or tux Frxssr Rusipesces north of ida avenue are advertised to ve sold Thars- day at 4:30 o'clock p.m. This property fronts 84 feet om Bioney street and depth of 150 tect; near cable cars and Columbia road. A splen~ + obtain fretclass Ac Guille, tenor; Signor Galassi, baritone; Signor | Novara, bass, with Signor Arditi as conductor, | All these are well-known artists aud have been heard with pleasure in this city before. Natiowat Ruries’ Hatt.—Tonight there will | be a dramatic and operatic performance at the National Kiftes’ Hall when “The Irish Lion” and Offenbach’s “Rose of Auvergne” will be pre- sented. ‘The chief performers will be Mr. David C. Bangs and Miss Effie Darling and both are weli known bere. They will be su ported by competent people and an enjoyub! entertainment may be expected, ————— A Dinner at Marshall Hall, The members of Tux Evexixo Stan Dining Club and some of their friends enjoyed a din- ner lastevening at Marshall Hail. The new boat, the River Queen, made a special trip and was entirely at the disposal of the party. It seemed as if the diuner was a special affair and the planked shad especially delicious. But this is oue of the charms of the dinners at this fa- vorite resort and the shad always tastes as it does nowhere else. It was the last of the monthly dinners given by the club for the present season and was one of the 1 207; Hrow-Crass Boxxets sxp Hars.—Just ar- rived, a case of bonnets and hats THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.“%. yomiat pa slg PAGES. s POLICE COURT CASES. ‘Those Charged With Vagrancy and Other Miner Offenses. The warm weather has commenced to cause some suffering to the Police Court, prisoners who are compelled to occupy three cells, all that are provided on the first floor of the build- ing. The number of prisoners has lurgely increasd,while there has not been s correspond- ing increase in the number of cells. Yesterday there were eighty-one pieces of humanity ia the three small rooms. Today there were thirty-one. Judge Kimball's procession started promptly at9o'clock and Deputy Clerk Lem Harper called the unfortunates’ names and arraigned them on the various charges preferred against them by the numerous guardians of the peace. Policeman Flather, who has at least one case almost every day, was the first witness called. Ida Mason, « colored girl, wax his victim. She was dressed im a Mother Hubbard, such as is worn by the women in the vicinity of the alleys about Maryland avenne and 434 street south- west, and when she appeared in the prisoners’ box she removed her tail theater hat in order that her brothers aud sisters in misery might Ket a good view of the proceedings. * “Yeu, I'se guilty,” she answered toa charge of being disorderly,and the court was about to the of rupted and told of the gravity of the woman’ offense. This caused a change in the judge's mind and the usual five was doubled, THREE OF A KIND. Three prisoners answered when the next cave wascalled. Their names were given as Henry Dodson, Sonny Price and Susie Lewis. Dis- orderly conduct on 25th street was the charge agsinst the trio and Savie, who plead guilty, was taxed @5; but the men, who plead not guilty and-were tried, were fined @3 more. Nelson Poindexter and Rebecca Poindexter, his better half, were in as repreventatives of the Georgetown violators of law and upon a charge of disorderly conduct in Cissel's alley they wero arraigned. Rebecca plead guilty and then she told her husbund to do likewise. He did as told and they were each tined ¢5 or fifteen dayn, Thomas Stephens, white, and William Churchill, colored, were charged with being vagrants together. They met on the road and were arrested for loitering about the city with- out any visible means of support. Stephens said he was an old soldier and an oyster dredger. He fell overboard some weeks ago when there was a rough sea, and he has since been in the hospital. His object in coming here was to get work and see about his pension. “I came here to get work too,” €as the colored mau's answer when questioned by the conrt, ‘rom where did you come?” Queen Anne couity, Maryland.” Judge Kimball said he could not understand why so many people come from the country When there is such a demand fur laborers in ere. Stephens was told that he had better return to Massachusetts, where he belongs. and corre- spond with a pension attorney. “We have enough idle people of our own,” said the judge, “aud we certamly don’t want t have to feed ‘people who belon ‘The men promised to leave the city as soon as Ponsible and the judge accepted their personal ‘TRIS CRAP SHOOTER GoT OFF. Humphrey Howard, a colored man, was charged with having engaged in a game of crap and Lawyer Closs plead his cause. Coun- sel stated a number of good qualities possessed by the prisoner and asked that the court ac- cept his personal bonds, “It is just as natural for these people to shoot crap,” suid the coun- sel, “‘as it is for them to eat.” “Aud it's just as natural,” said the judge, “for the court to fine them and enforce the judgmeat.” Sach a strong appeal was made by counsel that the release of his client was secured, John O'Brien was charged with vagrancy and his counsel, Lawyer Sillers, claimed that there wassome fecling on the part of the officers against bis client’ Only three days ago the Prisoner was released on bond, and just be- cause jas drunk last night they arrested him. The judge thought the officers were too hasty and O'brien was released. Mary Tennyson was the name given by a colored girl who was arrested for disorderly conduct. She plead guilty and was fined $9 or fifteen days, “I can’t be guilty of vagrancy ‘cause I works for Senator Vest, who lives on P street,” an- wered Rosetta Chase, a colored girl, Spending her time in a disreputable place in Whitechapel alley was the principal offeuse alleged against her. The statement was that she had been attend- ing revival last night just before she was ar- rested. Personal bonds, Albert Hall brought up the rear of the pro- cevsion and he was acquitted of two charges. —_—+ Fornear & Tarron, Taustexs, Valuable lots on M street near 24th and on 2th stroct near L will be sold at auction by Latimer & Sloan at 5 p.m. tomorrow, See advt, 7 ee Do Nor Fa to Atrexp Julius Lansburgh’s " sale this week at the New York Avenue Skating Rink. Big bargains abound.—Advt. aera Iuxtus Laxsnunon is holding & “Test” sale at the New York Avenue Rink prior to rebuilding. Best bargains in furniture, carpets, upholstery goods, &c., ever offered. —Advt. Tue Prortes Coxrivesce ‘Has been won by noOoD's BARSAPARILLA Ina Manner Never Equaled Among thonsands of letters of praise from druggists w give the following frou Mr. C. 0, Bigelow, the en terprising prescription druggist, who hass very large business at 102 6thave., New York city: “Tam, on general principles, aversed to expressing my views, pro or con, in respect to any proprietary article, but in the light of Hooa's Sursaparilla be- ing the product of a brother apothecary. will say, Hood's Sarsaparilla bas secured A PLACE IN THE PUBLIC CONFIDENCE never attained by any proprietary medicine that I have handled during ‘an experience of more,than twenty years in the rag trade. It MUST POSSESS TRUE MERIT Se aremedis! agent to retain its increasing popu- larity as sh ousohold remedy. The sale of Hood ‘Sarsaparilla exceeds that of all similar preparations combined, of which I keep in stock some fifteen or twenty. Ite PRAISES ARE PROCLAIMED daily at my counter by those who have been ben efited by tt, many of whum are personal acquaint ances." CLARENCE 0. BIGELOW, Apothecary. ‘HOOD’S PILLS cure liver ills, constipation, bilious ness, jaundice, sick headache, 1 Ware Srortess Anus. Soft white bands, shapely nails, an nublemished skin and luxuriant bair are produced by the celebrated CUTICURA REMEDIES when all others fail. In fa- cial biemishes, or the severest humors aud diseases of the skin aud sealp, with lous of hair, even when scrofa- lous or nereditary, they are equally successful. Sold everywhere. my2 CARLETON, Va 507 12th st. nw., IF YOU RAVE AN AILMENT, Acute or chronic, hereditary or acquired. you can be rapidly restored to health and streugth by the scien- title application of electricity and the therspeutic ‘measures so successfully practiced by Dr. Carleton. If YOU HAVE i t il my specialty can be ‘bora of experience and Deneft. my patiente, i | CITIEENs’ MeETING. 4 Mayor Strauss presided at a citizens’ meet- ing held last night at the opera house to con- der the subject of putting down a new pave- ment on King street and C. C. Carlin was sec- retary. Onacall for some estimates of the cost of the work it was stated that the railway companies would have nine feet, and the city council would under the ' thirty-third section of the city charter pay one-third of the residue. Capt. Bryant, chairman of the city committee on streets, Presented some estimates showing that after all discounts had been made the cost to the [eae holder of puttiag Belgian biock on ing street would be $6 per front foot. Mi Peter Atcheson presented an estimate sho: ing that vitrified — brick pavement could be laid at a cost of 93 per front foot. Onthe motion of Mr. C. C. Carlin a committee of five was appointed to wait on the property holders on King street and avcertain whether two-thirds would agree to petition the city council and ask that ® special tax be levied on the owners of King street realestate — to tear up the street and repave it with Belgian block or some other suitable material. Mevsrs. W. B. Smoot, Isaxe Eichburg. 8. G. Brent, J. M. Hill and’ BB, Smith were ap- poineed a committee to wait on the property olders on King street in reference to the matter. During the meeting a telegram was received from Mr. F. A. Reed, superintendent of the Mount Vernon Electric Railway Com- pany, announcing that bis company would unite in putting down any durable pavement which might be determined on, county count. The Alexandria county court is in session here with Judge Chichester on the bench. Most of its time has been occupied in the con- sideration of applications for liquor licenses. On the probate side of the court the will of Mrs. Ann A. E. Carlin has been admitted to probate and W. M. F. Carlin has filed a bond ‘of $3,500 and qualified as executor. ELECTIONS. Notices are being issued for a vote in the several districts, Arlington, Washington and Jefferson,of Alexandria county at the May elec- tions upon the amount of school tax to be levied for the next school year, NOTES. Arrangements are completed for the enter- tainment of the Sodality Lyceum at their hall tonight, and the amateur drama “Down by the Sea” wiil be given. ‘The work on the street railway has turned from King into Columbus street and from Coiumbus into Cameron street and will reach the Wavhington and Alexandria depot tomor- row. —_—_+_—_ An Edison Telephone Patent, Commissioner of Patents Simonds today is- sued a patent for the Edison telephone as- signed to the Western Union Telegraph Com- any, ‘The Bell telephone patent expires in ‘ay. 1893, end the patent issued today will run for seveutecn years, ‘The action of today ends a long-standing contest, epee Ice cream soda,5c, Sheetz's, 10th and F—Adrt ————— ise Use Use URE URE TB? 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THE eeler ‘ilson's New High Arm No, & ry L ERE TTT! 00 ¥N RN A marvel of lightness and swiftness. $8 a me fe + 8 8S%8 : soem Eg ek PE be ee § SEE Dr. Hartley’s Great Remedy ourescaterrh. OPERA COMPANY, eps-im In Straw a5 om ao RE BD om FS NEW PUBLICATIONS. HR RE BOD i Seo 89. . AW OFFICES Baltimore and Oblo Central | Reserved Bests, 50 aut 7S cents, mer ON. a Sowan, — A GOOD SEAT IN THE ORCHESTRA CIRCLE ED. 3, CROSS," Apri 2i-igo, | FOR 25 CENTS. Subject: The Century Dictionary, Next week—“CHIMES OF NORMANDY.” my? Charles F. Condi CADEMY. copie Despre wm ornereee meee | ACen ‘uly {of general use, but for the special ase which & EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK lawyer bas from time to time, ere is nothing eo First Matinee Wednesday. joult an to make a clear definition. Recently tn a iusportaut litigation tovolving the construction of a railroad in the city one of the duestions was, “What constituted an elevated rail- Toa?” ip the preparation of the brief Mr. John K. Cowen gnd rayself quoted the definition in the century Dic- ary, which was adopted by our Appeliate Court, ‘only one instance of where it has been of great WILLARD SPENCER'S Fascinating. Comic Opera, THE LITTLE TYCOOX. BETTER AND GREATER THAN EVER, practical wervice. Finished Comedii It gives me pleasure to be able to sav this and I need bal a hot speak of ite fullness and accuracy in all scfentinc B. E GRAHAM, roatiers. A most cursory examination of the terms ‘used In electrical science will slow this. ‘The Original ‘ery truly, GEN, KNICKERBOCKER. Fifty people and increased orchestrs. muty,2-JULIA MARLOWE IN REPERTORY. eae THIS WEEK—MATINEE THURSDAY, PETER MAHER, ‘The Irish Champion, who wili meet all comers, and the FAY FOSTER BURLESQUE AND SPECIALTY CO. FRIDAY NIGHT, MAY 6. FIRST GRAND CAKE WALK. Canmar & Letoy, 928 7TH ST. AND 706 K ST. N.W. ‘New Pongee Draperies, 36 inches wide, choice, beau- tiful designs, Only 12%4¢ yard, All-silk Drapery Nets, 45 inches wide, 75c, $1 82.25, $1.50 and 91.75 yard. ‘Silk Grenadines in plain and stripes, at $1.and81.25 yard. 32nch China Silke, all colors, 750 yard. Extra Quality Black China Silk, 32 inches wide, at Horela, Rk: Betton and T. ¥, Dean, Le Britton and T. F. Proprietors and Managers. ‘WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY, MAY 2, 81 yard. Second and Last Week of Fast Color Satine Blouse Waists, all sizes, Only @1 GRAY AND STEPHENS each. ‘THE OLD OAKEN BUCKET. Flannel Blouse Waists, in Tan, Black, Navy and Cardinal, all sizes. Only @1.75 each. MATTINGS! MATTINGS! re showing specie! velueein Mattings and Oil Cloths, All apecial acenery. The creat tallrost scene. ‘The urcat draw brid: my?2-6t Ne NATIONAL THEATRE—MAY 6 AND7. THREE PERFORMANCES ONLY. FRIDAY AND RATUKDAY EVENINGS AND BAT- URDAY MATINEE, — HARRIS, BRITTON & DEAN OPERA COMPANY ‘In a Sumptnous Production of BRE BRE MM R MMM EE RRR CARHART & LEIDY, p30 428 7th and 706 Kat. n.w. TTT TTT TTT TTT TTS U. S. ude Alice Vincent, Lane, wrabeus Bauer, Freak David 3. Ke 7 On ‘Murray, Gorse py Fee TT A i | Brodenscu, Fred Huntley, Feliz Maney snd chorus of DDE NWS - AA weckes now selling. > Eee NWN OF ‘ May ‘O—Liltian Russell Opera Company. my?-tf NEW Sationar Tut RE. WEEK OF MAY 9. LILLIAN RUSSELL OPERA COMIQUE COMPANY In Audran’s Greatest Success, La CIGALE, ‘With the original cast, consisting of Lillian Russell, assisted by Mr. Carl Streitman, Mr. G. Tugliapietra, ‘Mr. Louis Harrison, Mr. Charles Dungan, Miss Grace Golden, Miss Suzanne Leouard, Mr. Arthur Ryley, ‘Mr. James G. Peake, &c . &c. Prices, 25¢, 50c, $1, $1.50 and $2, COR 7TH AND D STS. N.W. SCIENTIFIC DENTISTRY AT MODERATE PRICES The following letter from s well-known official of the Pension office speaks for iteelt: ‘Washington, April 9, 1892. U. 8. Dental Association. City: Gentlemen—Please accept m some and perfect piece of wi Without depreciating the thanks for the hand- have done for me. nd wo:kmanship of other xentlemen who have treated me, I mustsay that | —Sests ou sale Wednesday. mes Thave not before been so well satisfied. (PHE AMATEUR THEATRICAL MATINEE ‘Vory respectfully, GIVEN MARCH 10 rs WILL DY REPEATYD W. E. DULIN, TUESDAY, MAY 10, 718 4th st. x. nes iA HE = Call and getan estimate if you nee! ANYTHIS For THE BENEFIT OF THE in the line of Modern Dentistry. _1t will cost nothing HOME FOR INCURABLES. sp20-8t and may save you much. You will find us AHEAD of the times always, 00.25 ~ 50 To 7 1.00 size. 8.00 STORES CHURCH, 19TH ST. NW.REV. ALEX. Crumwell, rector. 4 continued this ‘The fairin Re Luke's Hall will weer until FID SG, deh of Say. age (OLUMBIA i UNION HALL, Cc G street, Opposite the Pension Ofice, the art will ‘This beaxtifal temple to the typographic be FAIR, BEGINNING MONDAY, MAY 2, 1892, At 8 p.m, and continuingtwo weeks, ‘Visit the Temple and see THE STADHUIS OF HAARLEM, ‘THE BURGOMASTER'S RESIDENCE, ‘THE BEAUTIFUL MARKET, THE POMPOUS BURGHERS, ‘THE PRETTY FRAULEINS, ‘THE FLOWER BAZAAR An interesting program each night. apa0-Sw Dert Miss rr ¢ TUESDAY, MAY 3, NATIONAL RIFLES’ ARMORY, MB D.C. BANGS AND MISS EFFIE DARLING. Supperted by Well-known Artists, in Buckstone's Crowns, Bridges, Go!d Plates and all other work at corresponding prices. ap20-tr bhhhnhhhhothhhhhhahahhbhhhhhahh Moszows Hoxcoratmo Hoxe Reseprs. ‘Do you believe in Homeopathy? More ‘and more people are all the time coming that way. The wonderful cures of Homa ‘opathic Specialists have opened the eyes of the world. Here ts one that never loses acase of Scarlet Fever, another saves every Diph- theria patient, another has conquered ‘Rheumatism, another Catarrh, and so on. 10 cents, MUNYON'S HOMEOPATHIO HOME a oe rom REMEDY CO HAS SECUKED THE THE IRISH LI * FORMULAS OF THESE SPECIALISTS, And Offenbech's Opera, THE ROSE OF AUVEKGNE. Drill by the Morton Cadets. Concluding with s hop. Tickets, 50 centa, at Senders & Stayman’s, 934 F st ‘Their remedies are making marvelous cures, 1, ASTHMA relieved in 5 minutes, 2. NERVOUSNESS promptly removed, ‘nw, and at door. ‘ap30-3t? - HEADACHE eaphan in 15 min- Se utes, 5. COLDS cured in S‘hours 6 COUGHS exsed in 30 minates, 7. DYSPEPSIA cured in a few days. 8. KHEUMATISM relieved im a fow hours and ultimately cure. 9. JAUNDICE and all LIVER COM- PLAINTS speedily and successfully treated. 10, CATARRH relieved in a very short time by gentle and soothing reme- dies, 11. WEAK and DEBILITATED per- sons strengthened and LOST POWER restored, ‘Insomnia, Kidney Complaints, Const!- pation, Piles, Neuralgia and ail Female GRAND CHORAL CONCERT CHURCH CHOIR, (Quartet and Chorus of Fifty Voices, Ask your druggist. TSCHIFFELY & EVANS, 475 Pa. ove., havea full supply. spi 8-im You Ase Coxprazy Ixviren AND SOCIETY GOODS received today from LYONS, ascii FRANCE. ‘They comprise the FINEST BANNERS, GOLD | Mey 2. 0930-8 BMBROIDERIES, FRINGES, TASSELS, LACES, | JENNIE KING-MORRISON, ‘04 ever exhibited in this city. ‘New England's Favorite Contralto, AMUSEMENTS. Wsmxcros, TWO DAYS ONLY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY, MAY 9 AND 10. THE BARNUM AND BAILET GREATEST SHOW ON FARTS, With Imre Kiraify’s Spectacle, COLUMBUS AND THE DISCOVERY OF AMERICA. P.T. BARNUM and J. A BAILEY, Equal Owners. ‘3 Rings 2 Elevated Stares, Racine Track. COLUMBUS STAGE 450 FEET LONG, 3 Cireus Com; fea, 2 Menacerios, Hipnodrom Horse Pair, Magic Lilusiona, Museum, Aviary, 2 Herds | of Elephants, 2 Droves of Canela, 100 Trained Ami- mals, 100 Cireur Acts, 100 Cireus Performera ONE HUNDRED CHARIOTS AND © 1.200 PEOPLE IN THE GREAT SPECTACI WORDS FAIL TO EXPRESS ITS MAGNITL Depicting realistically and upon the grand the life, trials and triumphs of the BATTLES BETWEEN THE Mc ARDS, Vo¥Ac eat Navicator. RS AND SPAN. E OF DISCOVERY, LANDING IN THE NEW WORLD, (RIUMPHAL KE- CEPTION AT BARCELONA. GRAND HIS- TORICAL EVENTS, PAGEANTS. BALLET WITR 300 BEAUTIFUL DANCERS, TOURNAMENTS, RIVALRIES, STUPENDOUS FEES, FESTI VALS. COMBATS, REAL SHIPS, TABLEAUX, RACES, SIEGES, BATTLES, sONUS, CHO. RUSES, CEREMONIES, RITES THE COURTS OF KINGS, SPAIN’S CHIV- ALRY AND A MYRIAD POETICAL ENCHANTING SCENERY WORTH 000, SCENES. COSTUMES WORTH $250,000, ARMOR AND TRAPPINGS WORTH $50,000, BORSES WORTH $150,000, 20 Pantomime Clowns, 20 Aniiual Ae tora, 20 Tac Roman Chariots, Standing and Pe Mid-air Feats and Wouderful Equestrian Displays. | uate, Jockers, Rivalries, Paxewits, Feais, Animate wonders. The whole formine the most rewsarkal at u Contents, extraordiuary exhibition ever witnessed. PERFORMANCES DAILY AT 2 AND 8 PM DOORS OPEN AN HOUR KARLIER. Admission, 50 cents. Children under wine years, 25 cents. Reserved seats at regular prices aud admission tickets at usual advance, at E F Droop’s Piano Store, 925 Pennsylvania ave. CHEAP POPULAR EXCURSIONS ON ALL RalL- ROADS, LOCATION OF SHOW GROUNDS, COR. 3D AND P STE ROUTE OF THY GREAT PROCESSIO! 30am M ts, to to Penusy ivauim ave, to 230 Starting promptly at §:: show w ound: od P ®t and return to xrouuds 0 Ypsvensatist cavncn, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY & “FRIEND FRITZ” ‘New opera by Pietro Mascagni, composerof “Cavalleria ‘Buaticana,” first production in America, sung by SIGNOR MAIN. TS N ath, 19 New J: rary ave, Kat, to Oth at to J 30-7 PUPILS, Supported by Mr. Herman Rakemann, violinist: Mr. Paul Miersch, violoncello, end a well-trained chorus of 45 voices, consstins of children and adults. Be- ‘tween first and second acts Miss Pauline Witt will eing “Sweet Be Thy intermezzo of “Cavalleria Rusticana” wi of violin and ‘cello, organ, Mins seats, 81, and 5 Ellis’, after May 1. Arbavans GRAND OPERA HOUSE Re 3 General sduisn Tickets for public sale at W. Kuabe's, Drooy’ obligato fecompanied by pisuo and Jennie Glennan, pianist, FRIDAY, MAY 27, mn Exercises of the A Oratory, including uding with the new “REAL GHOSTS.” The public admitted frve, tainable at the Coleg’, 61 N,B.—Summer classes commence June now ready. st. a telpke HAL, Ten by the youd THURSDAY. MAY care Jewelry the ‘door. TH Fr 4 TERTAINMENT AND HOP To BPG nw. Bux IDA PARK—THE © allytown wery half iF, on the ‘and Rockville Railroad are now rauuine hour and half hour, from the Aduitasion, Tickets to be had OF Tr LEGAL NOTIC ES. RT OP THE DISTRICT Holding a Special Ter ment aud said for In re Estate of Mary A. Thomas, deceased. Ad. docket 17. Application for the probate of t for Letters Jestamen Rr OF THE DisTKICT ‘OL MBIA, ——— inane’ Court Business, 405. Molding a special term for Orphau’s Court business, April In the the Distric Doc. 1 a, 1st tter of the estate of Aim Cotts tof Coluimbia, deceased. No. 4905. Adur'n turer. Inte of Application for letters of administration on the es- tate of tue said deceased has bee: Goodfellow. All persons interested are by this courtou FRIDAY. the TWENTI-SEY or MA. next, at ONE O'CLC why letters of adininistrat, deceased should of this order be published son Bot ssue as prayed. Provided, ac 4 made by Eleauor B PM ‘the’ 2 week for threr Ww im tie Washington Law Reporter aud Evening Star previous “0 the said day. By the court: » GO: PETER, Register of Wills fords be : or the D.C. Proctor: fut laws HIS IS TO GIVE tained from the NOTICE THAT THE scriter, of | the District of Columbia, jupreiie trict of, Columbia, heid.ng orph ‘Court business, tration on the personal ‘Thwaites, late of the Di thereof, ail beset frontail beeat of hand this 161 The Wat 1B. RUBSO: N THE suUrLE a istrict of Columbia, ti All persotis lav ing clating auaitist the aa Rereby warned tocauitie the sais, nth ¢ fo the subscriber on er bolore t otherwise by law be © tds day of Apstl, TRUS JON BL Al iy of April, TAOS JOS BLA Suvton Loup aiid Trust, Gs Secretary” E COURT OF THE DISTRICT SUB. Court of & special te letters of estate of 1 Given u on OF COLUMBIA. Bolding & special term for Orphans’ Court business, April 22, 1592. In the matter of the estate of Zadok Williams, late of ‘the District of Columbia, deceased, Adm'n doc. 17. No. 4990. Ap jon for the probate of the last will sind tes- tament and for letters testamentary ou the estate of the exid decesad has this day been made by T udolph Eichhorn, executor. All per-ons interested are Lereuy noufied to appear i ‘We said eu fount on Fe of May went, at Lv'clock puny toa 3B said will shold uot be proved sul ales Mpteand letters tostas:@ st229 on tv esta veaged should not issue as prayed. Provided, aco) y previous to the said y the court. Fa the District Adin. Doc. ‘order be published once week for tures woeks in the Washinzton Law Keporter and Eveuing Star A. B. HAGNER, Justice, LP. WiiGHt, Revister of Wills for the District of Coluubis, B, ROss PERKY, Proctor URT OF THE DISTRICT UMBLA, ‘N THE SUPKEME Cot ‘OF COLUM & special term for Orphans’ Court business ipatter of the-sctste of Chas, D. Drake, late of of theeatate of Chas, D. Drake, ye gf Solana, “ceased. "Sa 4021: Application for the probate of the talucut and for Iettcrs tentausentary cu theestate of the id deceared has this dey been: will end tos- auade by Anna P. West- de tex ____ EXCURSIONS, &e. OKFOLK AND WASHINGTON #TRAMBOAT CO. FIRST PXCURSION OF THE SEASON SPPAMIRORORGE TEARS Oe Grand Opening and Miank Shad st COLONIAL BRACE. b SUNDAY. Ma¥ 2, ANwa tence Leary” having teen rebuilt sd taro. ot wt h noun’ trip on atenmer, 75. Clildren wader muds. EAMER B Ko The b 1 Lite and for «ate CUMBERLAND BOAT ROUSE, Foot of Fat aw. \ TAGE EXCURSIONS. COLLECTOR a Wash Ou fur centun ton the be adted, an ‘sain with il tw ieated tor ade Aer proacritied BF sntemboners of De Avtest. EG. DAVIS, Collector af 5 PROPOSALS. PROPOSALS FoR city, AL will be ISCHLLANHOUS SUPPLIFR — ™ ‘ Wann nyetom “IMB, for f jen for’ the ur i the cutaide “P avd addressed to D visto Mer wh MAY TWENTY. THIRD, Jawy, ing the towels of the War Departinent and it, Duveags and <iBers during ¢ f COMMISSIONERS OF THE jumbia Washington, May “e PROPOSALS Fou THE VERCHASE OF w yarcr—War Department, Suyply Diviaton, etn City, Apral‘Tmthy TN Gupta nt ~ RATIONS. -OFFIOE Tuiting Kendervous, United States Army, 1202 Fevuaylvania aveuie, Westington, Dt: April 30, 1892. —~ealed proposals in. triplicate, sub- usual copditione, will be Pec ‘at chia of- TWELVE U'CLUCK NOON. JUNE SKOOND, then opened, for furbishing Oouked Kations: ter thivadvortisement shall not be eon- rued to involve the United states ation Trarinent ih excess of appropristion granted by «for Propuanis for complete. acon wbjectiouable for re sain to Le marked "i ‘siddreswed 10 cape RB Sos vetith Cavalry, Kecruiting Offcer, tosh UNE neat for faruitiug rations, nary US. Marine NE wext for fur- Loth, kecaeva, flanwel rw rma le Hive uel | WELVE D DAY OF JUNE be selivred at te runaster, Weabingt dat the paces named, United” States. Spectfice= forms of prosossls and all informer jon st any of the of the Quarter: macht & ad bas from sumuutac- sup pies ouly will te tracts awarded «ub- Projamals way. be ‘vershle at one or inere station . Iaaudes work supplies oF ste tenery se tay Ue ad sddtemed. to Major Hs LOWRY, Quartermaster | U Wastit ton, 1.6, ¥ DEPARTMENT, 7 cat th setae Rat ae Waclunvion, nut TUESDAY | FOURTH. 1 ELEVEN O'CLOCK A.M. whem they will be ul + wed, saute fe nval year ending Same 30. Taw. Rohed: ‘agticlen, witt, iuifoctuation aa to the apeet % “offer and prob- ‘ie Ubtatnel O8 appl ceoe, ‘ot bonpitale No there ta vide nid Wa relar dear tn the a Glos he proposes to supply. The Ticht i remore Feet 2-3, or all bade. JOHN MILLS BROWN t Bareau aren t * Mock MOON, MAE and publiely “opened. fame 12 tutvieh. at the Waebe ancity of supplies, con ve. canvas, user. bolt, Yoreinen, stl. eracibles, ioe mnt conform to. the ‘ust'al novel mediately ington Navy Yard @ sistiug of tools, ard huts, fire brick, custing: The er pam t Tope, waste. Re Bias rroposals will hed upon a The sttention of cturcre ud Sealers ta tet Stiention of manutacta fave the bida, all other thines belug equal decided Tue Department re ives the ot auy or all bide Lot deemed advantageous, to the vovernmeut. EDWIN STEWART, Paymaster General, UB Navy. ep aw tw MOPOSALS FOR FURNISHING ASPHALT PAY- m D.C, Avwil 2h ISOS" Sesto’ | ru x: i nab ts office sata TWELVE OCLOOR Me. ou MONDAY, MAX NINTH. 2802, for I Asphalt Poviug Tues. Blank forms of proposals an. and only pou sidered. J. W. DOUGLA SELL. Comiissiouers, D. ORESE DE THE, COM MIRSTONER: 7 on, D.C. SU2 Sealed be reovived at this offs until TWELVE CLO MONDAY, MAY NINTH. Is2. tor 800,000. wore oF leas, Vitrified Pai to Uned on various streeta, aveutrs and alleys Of Washington. Bisnk forme of Cations can Ur obtained at this office ups, Phcretor together mith all ocean these torus re bc 4 DOUG! stone! hese 5. J. W. ROSS,