Evening Star Newspaper, May 4, 1892, Page 8

THE TYPOS’ FAIR. ‘The Attendance Was Large and Business Was Very Brisk. President Harrison was not at the Columbia Typographical Union fair last night, but the balance of this city’s population seemed bent on finding «foothold somewhere within the limits of the really beautiful building which No. 101 has erected for its accommodation and profit It was a thoroughly happy crowd that wandered through the rooms which are temporarily dedicated to amusement and the acquisition—by the Union—of cash, The feature of the evening—the corps of lady assistants always excepted—was the Washington Light Infantry Corps. Col. Moore brought his command out in full-dress uniform and the white coats and glitgering facings colored the sceno in a most pleasing fashion. Business was rei iy ‘Mra. Harrison sont.a quantity of cut flowers from the White House conservatory and these, com- bined with the floral liberality of others, made the ball more than ordinarily fragrant and at- ve. The voting contests opened up last night’ A Jory fine flag will be Prevented to tome Grand Army post, and unless a competitor appears will belong to Mende Post. ‘The Columbia Phonograph Company donated a remarkably fine phonograph, and this is to be the property of the newspaper man who succi in ling the greater number of votes. ‘This contest is for two men only and the com- titors whose names were chalked on the Board last night are John IH. Roche and Geo. LOCAL MENTION, ‘The Weather. FORECAST TILL 8 P.M. THURSDAY, For the District of Columbia and Maryland, | anew = fair till Friday; slightly warmer Thursday morning at Pbiladelphia; westerly For Virginia, generally fair till Friday; south- westerly winds. CONDITION OF THE WATER. Temperature and condition of water at 8 s.m.: Great Falls, temperature 66; condition, 86. Receiving reservoir. temperature, 69. Con- dition at north connection, 96; condition at south connection, 36; distributing reservoir. temperature. 56; condition at influent gate house, 36; condition at effluent gate house, 36. You ‘tT Kxow How cheap you can buy a good hat till you see ours. Styles and prices right! That ¢1.90 Hat is a beauty. Faaxc & Sox, One Price, Cor. 7th and D. J. W. Borgnzr & Sow are offering Haviland & Co.'s decorated china. bric-n-urac and fancy goods at greatly reduced prices. ‘Tue Ost solid onyx soda fountain iii Wash- ington ia located at Davo Store, 9th and Pa. ave. nw. Have You Szxx Ir? The new onyx soda fountain at Scesiien & Srevexs’, 9th and Pa. ave. nw. Cun. Xaxpsn's imported Rhine wines. H. Harries. A safety bicyelo was given by the Excrutext Lawy Mowsns, @8.00; S-ply pure | Capital Company, and for this the candidates wubber garden hose, 8c. foot. All goods fully | ,7. W. J. Gi ith, D. J. Waters and 8. W. warranted. J. H. Curstzy & Co., 1004 F 2.. | Rogan, ‘For the silver service presented by R. Harris & Co., Miss Madge Evans, Mrs. J. Canpsrs Curaxep by the Empire Carpet Works, 631-635 Mase. ave. n.w.. are made moth proof free of charge. Telephone 425-2. 1875 Bere oF Nrisox, a genuine hand- made sour math whisky of the finest charac- ter, bottled at the distillery. Cuantes Knaz- ‘mer, agent for the District Columbia. Ganat Assioxre’s Sate at 724 7th street, Stiapson and Miss L. Gordon are com Issue No. 2 of “Our Composing 31 its appearance yesterday evening. The busi- ness office ond of the publishing combination has captured avery large proportion of the paper, but it cannot extinguish the editorial electricity; it has compressed it somewhat, though. Tonight District Federation of Labor and District Assembly, K. of L., will attend in a CITY AND DISTRICT. AMUSEM: Hebe ee NTS TONIGHT. ALEXANDEIA. Axaavon’s.—W. T. Carleton’s Opera Com- pany in “Indigo.” Acapexur o¥ Mvsic.—‘Little Tycoon.” Hagnis’ Buov.—Gray and Stephens in “The Old Oaken Bucket. Kenxax’s Lrcrum.—Fay Foster Burlesque ‘Troupe and Peter Maher. Tur Barrie or Grrryspura.—l5th street and Obio avenue. Corcmsta Trrocraraican Usiox Hati.— Fair. Sr. Luxe’s Haut.—Fair. Nort Presnrrentax Cavace.—Concert by Jennie King-Morrison. Usiveasatist = Csuncu.—Mascagni’s “Friend Fritz” by Sig. Maina’s pupils. 2 CONDENSED LOCALS. Tax seal-gkin cape reported to the police as having been stolen from Mr. Charles Baum's carriage on the Columbia road was lost out of the carriage, and having been advertised Mon- day, was returned to Mr. Baum that evening by the gentleman who found it. Tur articles of reincorporation of the tional Union Social Club for literary. musicial and athletic purposes were filed by F. P. Neid- fieldt, C. A. Sellhausen aud Frederick Rose Yusrexpar afternoon Philip Hawkins was faken with cramps on 6th near Trumbull street, in = cousty, aud sent to Freedman’s Hos- Pi ALINCHING AT HALF-COCE. ‘The conundrum of the day in this neighbor- hood i#: “Has Bowen Robertson been lynched?” Constable Borden, who carried him to Fairfax, says the man has been lynched. Robertson himself told Deputy Hawkeburst at Fairfax Court House that he had been lynched by two men on the road between Alexandris and is pi that lynch law is now satisfied. Robertson is, however, alive and well and owaits at Fair- fax jail the course of the law. The constable’s tale is that a mob of two men assailed him and taking Robinson from him hung Robinson to a tree until he begged for mercy, and then re- stored him to the arms of the constable, who carried him to Fairfax. It wad evidently a lynching that did not lynch, LEFT FOR NORFOLE. Rathbone Division, Knights of Pythias, under command of Capt. George H. King, left here this morning in the Norfolk steamer Lady of the Lake, sccompanied by the Alexandria Drum Corps, for Norfolk. They made a fine appearance and will do credit to Alexandria at regimental drill of the Knights of Pythias at Norfolk. The Alexandria division makes part of the first regiment of Virginia Pythians, ‘The Alexandria knights will return before the close of the week, AMATEUR THEATRICALS, An amateur rendition of “Down by the Sea,” at the Catholic Lyceum Hall last night, had a crowded house. The hearty applause of the auditory gave evidence of their approciation of the talent of the young actors, A DELIGHTFUL RECEPTION. Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Appich gave a reception at their hospitable home on King street last night in honor of Mr. and Mrs, W. W. Mc- Caffrey. The happy couple, just returned from their wedding trip, received the con- gratulations of several hundred guests. The floral wedding bell, under which the young couple received, and the other floral adorn- ments of the handsome rooms made the scene a picture of beauty, while the dining rooms dispensed the luxuries of the seagon to a company. Mr. McCaffrey is a resident of East Washington, and the bride and groom will make their home there. couNTY covRr. The Alexandria county court, Judge Chi- chester, is still in session. ‘Thomas Lucas plead guilty of allowing gaming and drink- ing om Sunday and was fined @100 with costs. John Usher. charged with vi- olating the Sunday law, was fined $10 and costs. On the civil side of the court, in the suit of Hall agt. Gray, the jury was unable to agree and was discharged. nia Amatvur Base Ball. ‘The Southern Stars have organized and will accept challenges from clubs whose members are under seventeen. Address W. Williams, 419 9th street southwest. 4 The Junior Orientals defeated the Po- tomacs by 22to6. Address challenges to J. W. Richardson, 700 6th street southwest, The Y. M. C. C. Juniors will play the Young Easterns today at tne Y. M. C. C. Park. The Young Hoys have organized for the sea- fon and would like to meet any clubs whose Bombers are under twelve yoars of age. Ad- ail challenges to Manager C. Fowler, 100 Florida avenue. defeated the Epis- The Kendall Greens opal High School niue of Alexandria by 6 to & Hare struck out fourteen men and hits were seattered so that oniy one run was earned. pitched a masterly game for the Young Men's Catholic Club nine yesterday at Capitol Park. but owing to errors the nine was beaten by the ¥. M. C. A. nine. 18 to 6. ‘The Post base Lall club will shortly organize for the season. ‘The C. A.C. nine play Jobns Hopkins Uni- ae — today. Mt play the Y.M.C.A. this afternoon at Capitol Park, - Gone to Chancellorsville Battlefield. ‘The officers and directors of the Chancellors- ‘Ville Battlefield Association left Washington NOTES. The arrivals of fish at the corporation fish wharf decrease daily and the season will soon be at an end. - ‘The confederate veterans here have accepted last evening for Fredericksburg and tne battle- | an invitation to attend the unveiling of the field of Chancellorsville. They were sccom- | statue of Gen. A. P. Hill at Richmond on the 30th of May and have, for this reason, declined invi te'in decorating the graves " cemetery on that day, The free art school here has closed for the season. ‘The confederate camp here will observe May 4.as decoration. Joe Fielden, who has been training here, will, in a few days, finish his preparations for a fight with Osborn. ae eee Damages Cliimed From the District. In the Circuit Court, Justice Montgomery, panied by & considerable number of invited guests, The party remained at Fredericksburg Jast night and today will visit the battlefield ef Chancellorsviile, making a short stop at Salem Church, the scene of Sedgwick’s san- guinary struggle. At Chancellorsville dinuer ‘Will be served im the old Chancellor House, ‘Bow owned by the association, and the points @f interest ou the battlefield locat and Cea ana ay Gores <= G. rs the case of Edwis Gray against the District next ua ber. e party will return in i Fredericksburg ia the eresing aud. caaurt {2 | of Columbia is on trial, This is an action to recover $30,000 for damages to property (foundry and machine shop) on Maine avenue between Sd and 434 streots southwest, by reason of the overflow in the flood of 1889, which is alleged was caused by the inefficient drainage. Messrs. Jere Wilson and Randall Hagner ap- pear for the plaintiff and Messrs. G. C. Hazle- ton and 8. T. Thomas for the defendant, Temain sightsceing in that vicinity for several he foliowing gentlemen and ladies were among the excursionists: (i Feratent of the associatios ; Gen. J. Patterson, second auditor of the treasury, tad wife; Representati and Mrs. Amos Cunt- mings, Representa: 3 Iknap of Mic! igan, Gen. W. G. Veazey of the interstate com- merce commission. Representative ¢ mus of New Jersey, Jno. M. Clapp, entine, sergeant-at-arms of the Sena A Meeting of the Old Guard. There was n large attendance at the monthly meeting of the Old Guard last night, interest being centered in the election of s staff officer, successor to Lieutenant and Ordnance Officer W. 8. Odell, who on account of his increasing disability was compelied to tender his resigna- tion at the last meeting of the corps. Capt L. B. Cutler was the successful aspirant, a past commander of Post 2. G. A. R. apt. Nathan Bickford, junior vice GA. KL: Capt AH. national staff association. G. A. R., ‘Thos. E. Woods, treasurer of the associa- tet cage SS David A. Windsor’s Will. A copy of the will of the late David A. Wind- sor of Alexandria, Va, has been filed here. He Teaves 2500 to the Alexandria Infirmary, $250 to the Baptist Church, $150 to Second Presby- terian and 100 to the Methodist Protestant Church of Alexandria, and the balance to his son and daughter. sea Eanes weno ‘Mr. Rushenberger’s Answer In the case of William F. MncKay agt. Geo. val production of her , entit . “Welcome, Heroes, It will be arranged for band music and ved during the march of the G. A. R next tember. After a practical test of the revised drill for the com; W. Kashenberger for dimolution of partner- | yA” °xcarsion to Gott gered sing oo, ship in the electrical business. account, dc., | Union Veteran Logica, dene ae eee the defendant bas, by Mr. E. H. Thomas, filed elected an active and Maj. Win, answer. He denies that there waa any part- nership formed in February, 1891, or at any time, and complainant was simply an employe asiness, Uo, at daily wages with no interest in the bi He charges that complainant abused his con- fidence. collected money and gave no ac- count, &c. ‘Why Mrs. Baxter Wants a Divorce. Annie Baxter seeks divorce from Matthew C. Baxter, to whom she was married at Car- roliton, Ohio, July 28, 1856, in « bill filed by Messrs. D. E. Cabill and Albert Sillers, She Rapture Can Be Cured. can be cured if taken in time scientifically treated. Mr. E. P. Mertz, Axoxa the auction sales tomorrow at 4:30 po aatantwordan found two of the finest and most convent houses near 14th when and Columbia roads. i bmw wee fron! Binney st corner of 15th etrect.. This hb one of ihe Boni Ht CITY ITEMS. THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. 4, 1892. | Switches and Bangs at ‘vaatic Cantats im three ‘the ASHINGTON, ‘That Dr. Hubbell Aloue is Authorised. ‘Association Last Night. Selling Gray 7 , Sete W Only on person, it appears, will havo any| A rogular meoting of the Voteran Volunteer | Tay Tek ok neon on ae Oy ae eens, Bc hed ae a feet ‘TWO DAYS ONLY, authority to represent the American Red Cross | Firemen's Amociation was held in the engine ss mon, Soand tsa siennicibisamadeiia dnd wmmnii Association in Russia when tho relief ships | house, 19th and H streets, last evening, Mr. | niy 490, Zoom SI Merew. mys EW NATIONAL THEA ‘sont out under the Red Cross fisg reach that | James H. Richards, president, and Mr. John J. sagas ee ey. aN Week openive Monday, May THE BARNUM AND BAILEY country. That is Dr. Hubbell of this city, the | Peabody, secretary. That $1.90 Hat BEATS NOW SELLING FOR THE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH, field agent of the society. Statements that! The following were nominated and elected | Of ours iss beauty. We show it in Derbi LILLIAN RUSSELL Mra. XL Louise Thomas of New York will rep- | members: Wm. W. Hurdle of Union; Harry C. | Sete Hnte and Touriste-all the new colors and OPERA COMIQUE COMPANT busnigroteweripcames Fesont the society or that Mra. Kraemer, who | Jones, Franklin, and George 8. Donn, Perse-| elsewhere, ‘Franc & Sox, One Pri ‘In Audren’s Greatest Success, coneenEs was said tobe s Pole with socialistic senti- | verance, active: Maurice Pool and B.F.Queen,| 1 Cor. 7th and D, LA CIGALE, ments and seeking to re-enter Russian With the original cast, consisting of Lillian Rasecll, AND THE DISCOVERY OF AMERICA. " Just Received all the new foreign fashions P.T. BARNUMand J. A BAILEY, Equal Owners, territory im the guise of = Red] Marshal J. W. Thompson reported that all | .¢' pauline, 06 thee pogo Siested toy Mr Cert Strettsn, Mr. G. Tagliapietra, 3 fs Cress agont,had any authority from the society | the expenses of the trip to Baltimoro—one of | °* OPP#SHEDN = is Harrison, Mr. Charies Dungan, Mies Grace Rings, 2 Elevated Stages, Racing Track are e1 ae tone by the sweeping de- | the most pleasant they had ever had—had been | _We Want everybody to call and get sample | o°'“*- mt ae sera hee COLUMBUS STAGE 450 FEET LONG, Mr. James G. Peake, &o . &c, Prices, 250, 500, $1 81.50 and 82. AADEMY. EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINER. WILLARD SPENCER'S Fascinating Comic Opera, THE LITTLE TYCOON. paid and a surplus remained. Mr. Thompson, after referring to the indebt- edness due by the association, moved that out of all moneys received thirty per cont bo set apart for a sinking fund to liquidate the eame. The silver baton offered asa prize in Balti- more was exhibited by President Richards,who stated that if they had not won it they had got jtand perhaps they would on trial be able to eep of thecelebrated Otterburn Lithia Springs Water free. Arrives from spring Amelia county, Va., fresh daily. Orrensurs Litera Water Deror, 121954 N.¥.ave.nw. 1t* Rent Your Sewing machines by the weck or month, All Kinds repaired at Oprexnencen's, 514 9h nw. v the society, to Stan reporter yesterd: withstanding this, it was announced in New York today that Mrs. Thomas would sail for Europe today. The New York Times says ove equipped with epecial passport. No. from the Department of State at Washii setting forth that she is concerned with ness connected with i Cross Association. ONE HUNDRED CHARIOTS AND CAGES, 1,200 PEOPLE IN THE GREAT SPECTACLE WORDS FAIL TO EXPRESS ITS MAGNITUDE, Depicting realistically and upon the grandest scale ton, yusi- the International Red ay rung ‘The Finished Comedian, the life, trials and triumphs of the Greet Nat Gen. Olarovaky, the Russian consul in New Base Ball and F 1, Croq’ me wigator. ‘York, ‘wen iaieinwed by : Times reporter | » Two pictures of the association and the New | sets cheap. Massase at ees ag R.E GRAHAM, BATTLES BETWEEN THE MOORS AND SPAN- yesterday and had this to say about the Red | York veterans, taken at the engine house and ————— IARDS, VOYAGE OF DISCOVERY, LANDING Grose’ repressntati Piste engine, ‘wore presented by Mr. Prince | |S. Heller, 720 7th st n.w., is making a spe- The Original Sir ‘rik Sand Seip eammminne: to mE know woth this Mre. through the ‘president, and thanks were voted. | cialty in Ladies’ and Childr Wate Cutting GEN. KNICKERBOCKER. - Why should 1? — sorgh A description of the trip to Baltimore in | and Shampooing; also cures Dandrufl. mys-6t a ae CEPTION AT RARCELONS.GRAXD BiB. bor jorts vised. When she does- rhyme by Veteran Goodall was read by the sec- aaomennnereen, Week of May 9—JULIA MARLOWE in the following TORICAL EVENTS, STUPENDOUS the consul shrugged his shoulders #1 retary and applauded. Nervous Prostration, Slee; , Opium | repertory: “*The Hunchback,” “Much Ade About PAGEANTS. “thea wall berek: Yap acvae fates AOE et habit, Dullness, Blues cured by Dr. Miles’ | Nothing,” “Romeo and Juliet," “Rogues and Vaga- her record. She is well known asa member of Microscopical Society. Nervine, Samples free at Druggista, Qtr | bonds” “Pygmalion and Galatea,” “As You Like 1.” BALLET WITH 300 BEAUTIFUL DANCERS, and “Twelfth Night” K ERNAN'S LYCEUM THEATI Pouaayivanis ave. and 22th at ‘THIS WEEE—MATINEE TOMORROW, PETER MAHER, ‘The Irish Champion, who will meet all comers, and the my4-tf_ | TOURNAMENTS, RIVALRIES, FETES, FESTI VaLS, COMBATS, REAL SHIPS, TABLEAUX, BACES, SIEGES, BATTLES, SONGS, CHO- RUSES, CEREMONIES, RITES, THE COURTS OF KINGS, SPAIN'S CH:Vv- ALRY AND A MYRIAD POETICAL The The eighth annual soiree of the Washington Microscopical Society was held at the High School building, 7th and O streets, last evening. ‘The president of the society, J. Melvin Lamb, gave the annual address on the “Field of the Microscope,” after which the usual. exhibition sociatist societies. Offensive to the Russian fovernment? Possibly. Mrs. Kraemer should the best judge of that and of the practi- cability of her proposed trip to Russia, “Now about that Red Cross business, Miss Barton has told me that when a representative of the association snould go to Russia that she Fedora Dress Shields, best in the world. Messrs. Lansburgh & Brother write: “Your Fedora Shiclds are agreat success with us. ‘here is an increased demand for them.” fe10-w3m 4 “For You” Waltz, 10c, Woncn’s, 925 7th st. ENCHANTING SCENES. would so inform me, in order I might | of microscopical objects was given in the lower —— g FAY FOSTER cs farnish letters of introduction and be of asist- | ballof the building. A very large audience BURLESQUE AND SPECIALTY 00. SCENERY WORTH $75,000, COSTUMES WORTH None Name It But to Praise. Wheeler & Wilson's New High Arm No. A marvel of lightness and swiftness. §a27 Office 437 9th at, n.w. “Rockbridge Rye,” finest made, 94 por ance otherwise, Well, Mrs. Thomas came to me, said she was going over for the Red Cross, asked for such letters. Miss Barton hi not authorized it, and so Mra, ‘Thomas did not get them. On the contrary, Miss Barton has was present, FRIDAY NIGHT, MAY 6, FIRST GRAND CAKE WALK. €250,000, ARMOR AND TRAPPINGS WORTH 850,000, HORSES WORTH $150,000, 20 Pantomime Clowns, 20 Animal Ae tore, 20 Races Pedestrian, Comedy and Opera. Buckstone’s farce, “The Irish Lion,” was creditably presented last night at the National NEW NATIONAL THEATRE—MaY-6 AND7. Assured mo that the only representative of the | Pies? ‘The work of Miss Efte Darting | #tilon; @1 quart bottic, Lance's, 404 Shot. mw. ‘THREE PERFORMANCES OXLY. Chariots, Standing and Conteste, American Red Cross now or to be abroad is Dr. armory. The work of Miss Effie Darling ., | Mid-air Feats and Wonderful Equestrian Displays, Hubbell, now in attendance, at the Red Cross | 8# Mrs, Fizgig vorified the favorable comments | _*16-s&w,tr YRIDAY AND AAD MATINEE Oe AND BAT Athletes, Acrobats, Aricliats, Jockeys, Gamea, Trials, Rivalries, Pageants, Feats, Animate and Inauimate wonders. The whole forming the most remarkable and ‘extraordinary exhibition ever witnessed. PERFORMANCES DAILY AT 2 AND 8 PM ATINEE, HARRIS, BRITTON & DEAN OPERA COMPANY ‘Sumptuous Production of meeting in Rome. “In a fow days,whon the Tynehead nears her destination, I shall cable the authorities that Dr. Hubbell i# the only Red Cross representa- she has heretefore received, Mr. D. C. Bangs as Tom gave evidence of positive dramatic ability and received an emphatic curtain call. The remainder of the cast was fair, Later Royal Glue mends everything. Draggists, 10¢ Dr. Hartley’s Great Remedy carescatarrh. ap8-im n tive authorized to act.” Offenbach's opera, “Tbe Rose of Auvergne,” ges pen. HH Ri Tie DOORS OPEN AN HOUR EARLIER was rendered, with Miss Darling as Flouretto, NE " fe Ren MMMM HRSA ge Admission, 50 conta Children under nize years, GEORGETOWN. The Morton’ Cadets under Capt. C. F. Cook W_ PUBLICATIONS. Kee E EMEMEH SESH Be- | oscenm. re - ‘s BR MMM NWI ‘EER gave an exhibition drill, Mrs. Amalie Bausch Reserved scat at prices and samiesion ARRESTED ON SUSPICION. resides at the piano an ra. war. AW OFFICES Baltimore and Obio Central 4 or ‘wsual advance, ‘Droop'’s Piape Store, Yesterday Procinct Detective Frank Bur-| Williams aang vory effectively. Following the L as Rapa serRS See et tnctode. Aten Fr Mturny. Crone oe hengiere entertainment came dancing, “ x ' rows found Matilda Catlett, a colored yonss B- JOHN K. cowam, Baltimore, d., Broderick, Exc Huntley, Felix Haney and a chorus of | cypap POPULAR EXCURSIONS ON ALL RalL- Promenading the streots with a valuable chin-| a. stenea to Do as Schuclder Dia, |ED.3.chose April 27,1892, | "SEATS NOW ON MALE. my2.tt nail chi apbdiy orcpt Eo] — ~~ Pr _—— Rosa V. Brown, by Messrs. A. A. Lipscomb Bubject: The Century Dictionary, A* EVENING WITH DICKENS LOCATION OF SHOW GROUNDS, ° y "i COR. 3D AND P STREETS ¥.W. Reancued hus. it heptane wan recog- | 8nd H. F. Woodard, asks a decree of divorce | Charles I. Condit, esq. ee ty ROUTE OF THE GREAT PROCESSION: nized as an old offender. Hardly had sho from Benjamin H. Brown. They were married | Dear Sir: T have had occasion frequently to use the Superior musical talent at * nad Starting promptly st 8:30am Monday. May ® from. Teached the temporary house of detention | April 17, 1988, by Rev. Dr. Meador, have three | Century Dictionary and considerit indispensable not | U CH a show grounds, ‘id and P sta, to 4th, to ‘New doreey sve, Thon the prisoner was seized with «At and | children living, and ehe charges that for five | oMly for general use, but for the rpecial tse which » | 20m gt. nea mast” | scand sotars to prousdsee Sd eee OMS te S ee years the defendant has been an habitual | 1*yor bas from time to time. There is nothing eo | “\ LBAUGHT'S. SPECIAL FUNERAL OF W. T. HEWROY, drankard, neglectful of his family, &c., cruel | @ifficult as to make a clear definition. A’ ‘MONDAY BVENING, MAY 9. ALPAvaHs onaxn orrna HOUSE At Trinity Church yosterday morning mass | treatment at Jefferson Barracks, Mo.—threat- | Recently in very important Mitigation involving WELCOME HOME. ‘Was said over the remains of the late Mr. W. T. | ening to brain her with » flat-iron—forcing | the construction of a railroad in the city one of the eon oe BRM Ba amperes Herron. by Father Rocoofort, after which they | her to jump from = window, and on April 2, | questions was, “What constituted an elevated rail. U & MARINE BAND: Stireym Gollene of location and: Oratory, sachaaing were escorted to Holy Rood cemetery, where p Reagent 19 shoot her—*‘put ree bul- | cear U.S MAKINE BAND. 8 maguificent entertainment and ending with the new the interment took place. ‘Tho honorary pall- her stomach, as Schneider hed done bis | "S"” U.S MARINE Ban: comedy, bearers were Messrs. King.Ulmer, Walsh, Polk- eee eee ae one ore h boapeoee “REAL GHOSTS.” JOHN PHILIP SOUSA, CONDUCTOR, After their trip to California, inhorn, Smallwood and Newton, while M Jos. Collins, Thos. Knowles, Wm. Wi and myself quoted the definition in the Century Dic- tionary, which Jace The public admitted free, Preferred seata free, ob- adopted by our Appellate Court. talnable at the College, 614 12th nt Thian, B, F, Waddey and Clarke wore the active} Basy Courzo Or Eczewa This is only one instance of where it has becn of great 12,000 mites in forty-two days, 'N. 8.—Summer classes commence June. Circulars — Practical service, Also metachinam 8 mhso Se CANAL MATTERS, ae andIneed | MRS. NELLIE WILSON SHIR-CLIFF, Soprano, |ALIFORNIA, TEXAR MEXICO a It le sis I The Chesapeake and Ohio canal managers | MOTHER'S AMD MIKISTEWS TESTIMONY |\ 1: Toot of iw fullnecscad sosorecy ln dll edecting Cases cranny oar part oes sn bave after due consideration decided to abolish | | BEAD MASS OF PUTREFACTION—DOCTOR | matiera A most curmory oxaninecnn of the toren rouen pear GaP aa the office of harbormaster, now held by Mr. FAILS—CURED IN QUICK TIME ‘used in electrical science will show this. rn in age, 4980. ‘Bd st, Pi bus: J. 8M! Kraft, but as that gentleman is recognized as 04 Br ev or eas eh a a competent and valuable employe, his ser- et iin ais baton’ EVENINGS AT 8.15. vices will not be dispensed with, a8 an indoor — (Bigned) Matinee Saturday, Position will be given him. I deem it my duty to inform you of the wonderful Office of Century Dictionary: THE THE CATTLE MARKET. af. cure of Eczema which CUTICURA REMEDIES | Room 46, Washington Loan and Trust Co.,cor. Oth 83 A RFE ERETIM (00, mm 2 ly At the Arlington live stock yards Monday | brought upon our tittle baby, three months old. When and Fete, Washington, = my3-2t AA R Fe x x . Seattle wero up and sold: Best, 485 wo 45(0;| Hie yara pecacme tal mont cl the whole of it 609 £4 Be E B88 S| seme F VaR ican 122s pu are. good, 4to 41/; medium, 33¢ to 33; common, 2 to | we becamo very much alarined, as the medicine pro- +f rt OPERA COMPANY, si & 90 sheep and lambs wero up. and | mribedby our nyics ony sont tongeravate cad | W499 SOTTO TTTT GS ANNTTTTTA TSN ANY ee LEGAL NOTICES. sold as follows: Spring lambs, 73¢ to 9; lambs, | increase the intense pain the little thing seamed to be Si Ney ppp OO Oe ee ee ee fall, Sto 7345 ‘rool sheop, 5 to 6 clipped, 324 to | in. We ware utterly ata loss to know what to do, se Fae. “=< ft ERE B it ee We r Bn ee ae ey 43g: calves. 5 to 6. 8 and calves sold | the physician soem ‘ave exhausted all efor 4 ones from $20 to $43, Market good, on sold | jive relief. ut throngh the recommendation of Rev. | DDD EER NNN TTT A ; HOR RS BoP Ht GSP cP? =. | doun w. Burne a complnraste, ze Witte a. pele 4.G. Ahern, pastor of Brooks Cireult M. E. Church DBE NNR OF ff i Reserved Seats, 50 and 75 cents. Maury otal, defendants. Io cavity, No, 1.00 a Society, we were induced to try the CUTICUBA KEM- |. BoP EO) NNN i i. 4 GOOD SEAT IM THE ORCHESTRA CIRCLE | ,,0%| i , 2. a Officer John Jett was last evening taken sud-| gptEy, and after sfew days’ application we were as-|> DDD KER NSN a FOR 25 CENTS. denly sick and excused from duty. ‘The stockholders of the First Co-operative Building Association mot last mght. April A tonsshed ss well as delighted over the result, We com- : tinued the use of the medicine according to dirce- tons, and after s few weeks the little fellow was en- tirely cared, with no traces of the disease loft. Many _Next week—“CHIMES OF NORMANDY." my? HUET ees PEE aware ron " Manawers, Neo ys 2 ee Bang eg yoo - = Revel thanks for this wonderful cure. COR, 7TH AND D STS. N.W. WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY, MAY 2, pili fich, Misonfe Hall andthe roysi arch degree wee Mee JON HoLSTETS, Qusman, Ge. | gcreNTI¥IC DENTISTRY AT MODERATE PRICES Perera eae eed conferred by the grand royal chief of ot The following letter fi well: In iit United Btates. \ After the ceremony the bane | tt gives soe arent pigarure to testify to the facts | the Pension oftes speaks for itealf; Ss" most Of ‘THE OLD OAKEN BUCKET. hoe juet hall was visited wit h . contsined in Mrs. Jobn Holstein's testimonial con- 4 q Mire "sunle Haiser Se. ip | cerulug the cure of her little buby. When 1 naw it ‘Washington, April 9, 1802. ‘The wrest rs rend stene, fore lying eritically ill. I did not think it possible for it to live. 1, however, | U. 8. Dental Association, City: i ra a a: the Sn Se Fecommend-a CUTICURA. knowing that if acure was | Geutlemeu—Please accept my thauks for the hand- | GLAD TO YOU WILL COMET =a pousible, CUTICURA REMEDIES would do it, My | ome and perfect piece of work you have done for me, ‘The Work in the Gun Shops. : ‘The workmen in the gun shops at the Wi ington navy yard are working ten hours a day to finish the mountings for the ten-inch and twelve-ineh guns. The ordinary day's work consists of eight hours, which during the Chil- ean troubles was increased to twelve hours, When there seemed to be no further occasion THE WASHINGTON OPERETTA CLUB Will produce Hub Smith's Operetta, “THE LOTTERY TICKET," ‘McCenley's Hail, Capitol Hill, THURSDAY EVENING, Mey 5. ‘Adm’ 5 apsoAdmigzion. 25 centa, Performance at 6, ‘most sanguine expectation culminated in a perfoc cure. J. G. ABERN, Pastor M, E. Ch. So., Quitman, Ga, ‘Without depreciating the skill snd workmanship of other gentlemen who have treated me, I must say that I bave not before been ao weil satisfied. Very respectfully, W. E. DI 718 4th at. nw. Calland get an estimate if you need ANYTHING in the line of Modern Dentistry. It will cost nothing and may save you much. You will find us AHEAD of CUTIOURA RESOLVENT, Thenew Blood Purifier, internally (to cleanse the blood of all impurstics snd poisonous elements and thus remove the cause), and CUTICURA, the great a Skin Cure, and CUTICURA SOAP, an exquisite Skin | the times always, for ing work this order was reduced two | Beautifter, externally (to clear the akin and Scalp and ee hoi day and the men have been keeping | rostore the hair), cure every discase and humor of the up a ten-hour stroke ever since. ‘The shop has completed enough armament to equip the ships alrendy afloat and is now laying in s supply of guns for fature use, ? ‘skin and blood, f.0m pimples to scrofula, Bold everywhere. Price, CUTICURA, 50c: SOAP, -—_»____ 5c: KESOLVENT, #1. Prepared by the POTTER aes ©o. The T. B. Reed Republican Association. | DAG AND CHEMICAL COPOLATION, Howton, pe aig REE ES AE [goa aleemaniammaiiiedeete 4 At the last meeting of the T. B. Reed Repub- | Sa@7Send ‘or “How to Cure Biood Diseases.” Crowns, Bridges, Gold Plates and all other work at | a) plied to fund f for entertaining Sons of au giarans, at - - % en cs lican Association Mesara, Jones, Colman Queen | ~ 5, yy-s akin and scalp purified and beamtliea fy | CO*fesPondine prices ap20-tr COLUMBIA. Gibson and Jones were elected active members, - mI A TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION HALL, Term, => pe ge hy? a Boban — = ans Soe q Dn eean been =. a. In the case of James 1. on soa ; meeee! gad ‘4 RHEUMATIC PAI ti ¥ typographic: with the ph. several members, Hefreshments were then | Imone minute the Cuticurs Anti-pain Plaster ire opened with @ ee: 30th dey'of April, D. 186d. 80 1 Celock pms Yor served. Ueves rheumatic, sciatic, hip, kidney, chest aud: mus . as men atte ‘ander the court's cular pains and weaknesses. Price, Z5c.__ my4-wks BEGINNING MONDAY, MAY 2, 1892, At 8 p.m, aud continuingtwo weeks, ‘Visit the Temple and see Last Weers Sates FAR EXCEEDED EXPECTATIONS, Mrs. A. C. Buell Gets a. Divorce. Justice Hagner yesterday afternoon granted adecree divorcing Madeline P. Buell from A. C, Com Wise. hase SUPREME COURT oF THE DISTRICT | tracer wnds suit ‘Court LECTURES. W., §,.CORVELE, wepeespay. 3 Pa. Vigoumenta, S10 Tibet ae = naitone and on- EXCURSIONS, &e. CABIN JOHN BRIDGE —sTRAMER FLO wtll make two tripe Sundays, Aa Japa at S-20 an. and 2-00 pun canal conte ach Meioondaye and Pre Adiirem 3. A. Mal Y OKPOLK AND WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT O& FIRST EXCURSION OF THE S¥asoN BY STEAMER “GEORGE LEARY” Grand Opening ‘Shed at COL the company ines, Mag 1,8, 15, Colonial 1-30 p.m ™, at 4 pom. arriving in Washinitom at Y pan Diuner wilt be served at the hotel at Colonial Beac& prices. Fare for the round trip on steamer, 73 cents, Children under 12 Years bal! fare. WM. E. CLARK, Fremont, JNO. CALLATAN, Geu'l qreaea RARFHOUR For chatter by day or hour boat for sail Psrfien ot Pleaware boats of ai! kn CUM BEA TALLY, HO STAGES LEAVE 5 ‘at 10 am. and -. Aritnate ers’ Home and Calnn Jon Lridce. Pare, roum tip; 9G te Toe. Zoo Park end logetion buudinica, ___ OFFICIAL NOTICES. COMMISSIONERS bia, Wasting ton. D ren represented the District of Columbia that Uh awed works are. nec t orth halt of square: eqtiare 10. ail Dall or equare mot paved. with way at .all alleys in aguare: square O09, juare; square O77, unjaved part of Tunning Berth, cbout Aw feet all alicys tp square. ~-4 square alleys in aquere: square 10: wit ale CO a mie ee taker a hos Ett, Comui — ter FFICE OF COLLECTOK OF TAX¥S, DE ot Or Calambin: Washington kyl ene ae ae ME, & a June pe: 5 real proms. re Sioaely a will beoonne ue Payable on the Bret rot Sing. sod if mot pose bares the ee dane June ensulige sbali ta exvense anton Lnguent, and a penalty of two por eeutum avon the amount q thee sane, with teres Listed for ad. Veruisement Prvecriled law. suers of Die Riating iaw. By order of the, Com fnctof Columbia, “Attest: EG. DAVIN Coin Taxes. DG . nisi ment and ite bureaus ae year ending June 30. 1893. sala, show: ynired, WAR Division, Washington City, WENTY THIRD, eve, far Departioent and 116 ral bureaus and offlors duriug the fiwcal yearend: Pull information furnished om Bidders are wotifed ylance of an) bid under ‘untsl Courren my3-at.my 208: )PFIC! ie TSTONER’ : ee A Pro be ‘ot thls om : ue. Bore or sa. ormation fen dw DOUG Lass. aw SELL, Comuitenivnera, D ;OPOBA LS el ase Of to MR. THORP, Cusef of sup- Divi Pe ye aes 16,17 )ROPOSALS Ly COOK of Recruiting Renderyo se fet io be marked “Propossis ep36,xy 2031 Pro Buell. The bill, filed by F. H. Hayden, charged , THE STADHUIS OF HAARLEM, week for thi adultery and asked alimony, which’ was de- | ToT st tired fooling, tucident to the approach of | we trust NEW attractions this week added. will show TBE BURGOMASTER'S RESIDENCE, Porter and Evening Star previous to the said day” creed. warm weather, tho Materia Medica offers nothing scorresponding Kood result, 7un SRADEIUL winnie - Witte ewe Datce CUE, better than a well-prepared Wine of the Coce Leng. ip. EW. ‘THE POMPOUS BURGHERS, pe, abe ad. ‘Dos. 16. GORDON & okey, Our COCA WINE is carefully made from the wroen | ys gi, gTRatA OOF Dame THE PRETTY FRAULEING, 4 aieolewse” wa g FLOWER BAZAAR Is Tux Srarxo coca leaves and pure native wine, It is agreeable to soos shoeing arog aa > " led " by Vict each night, Nearly eversbody needs a good medicine. The im. | the taste and mildly exhilarating to the exhausted | Je ‘eobbled up by Victor | | Am ntereating program cach Baxsavrr Sacz Or Fixe Foorwess. Durities which have accumulated ip the blood during | erstem, those who fix the fashions and furnish pointers to the | Admission... —— the cold months must be expelled, or when the mild Full pint bottles, 75c. favored few. Because a Suit of Clothes ia sold at eae days come, and the effect of bracing airisloat, the = (oxaniaaionaL cutncn, —_ body is lable to be overcome by debility or some seri- — $7.50 Corner of 10th ana G ste, ous disease. The remarkable success of Hood's Sar- W. & THOMPSON, ‘Ts no reason why it should not be as stylish in cutas saparilla, aud the universal praise it hae recived, 2 dno which costs many times that amount, for the sim- | Ga. A SN N DDD orkor make it worthy your conSdence, It is the “ideal Pharmacist, ple season that they are cut from the same patterns, | @ 0 i EXE Bb Spring Medicine.” a ‘and fashioned by the same artista, atleast | 2 gq BBR, A, Bal B W. H. KENEASTER & CO, Assigned. my3-tt 703 15th st, | this issoin our case, We cannot speak for others. | Goo & £A*S NMS Bow AFTER FOUR YEARS. Our artist and desiner receives as much salary as any ere ies Raa AE 4115 FBT NW. “T think it is right that I should speak s good [Hoag Tr Per earver perncgiacomotcer ects oCoH Ho Rm AA ‘word for Hood's Sarsaparilla, which has entirely cured Do You Kxow ! Lect ad Mc ernepe ee cher! 8 of@ ES 3k aa f, \ me of dyspepsia, after having led it tor four years, 1 8750. G00 HH “oo! aa ce —— bree pets of, but found eee ‘610, a 00. EN Ff O00 mz, nothing would give me relief until I tried Hood's Sar- CHEAPEST FURNI- 01250, yen separa T eauuot speak ton highiney wes Ser | DOYOU KNOW THAT THE ST 1350, 5, gS g ait grog THIS STOCK HAVING BEEN PUR- MOLLIE GABLER, Jopps F. O., Harford county, Md. ‘TURE, MATTING, CARPETS, CHINA, = 2, oe 82 8 RH S0 CHASED FROM ASSIGNEES FAR BE- GENERALLY MISERABLE, GLAss, ke., SOLD IN WASH- #15 50, seed #1075,,.91750, #1775, 9187 mes 4 LoW THE cost OF PRODUCTION, ox scoemnesnal Masia piapeckinns tas ve eerie INGTON ARE OFFERED AT Bs50,. THE GOODS WILL BE SOLD TO CON- or fall madicie ever knows. T'was troubled with} OGG, RnR TTITY, Yi" c85y 2 SUMERS ATLESS THAN MANUFACR that tired feeling, particularly in the morning, and| @ U AA Ls ¢ vy. felt generally miserable. Hood's Sersaparillagaveme| $ gg Ee Fd : ee to URERS' PRICES. strength and made me feel well” ALEX. OEHLEK, GGG an’ Sus You'll find the ent and fit just same, the differ- THE PUBLIC WILL RETAILERS 624 West Cross street, Baltimore, Md. a DOUBLE STORES, 1510-12 7TH “RTREET, | “C0 of cost boiug in the materials, inako std finish, ‘Tho same rule applies to all suits of clothes in our AND MANUFACTURERS PROFITS HOOD’S SARSAPARILLA " . PANDQ SW. BOYS’ AND CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT. pitnkh morte BET. @ (agua aan COME AND SEE THESE SHOES AXD oops ARILLA sorasiner dake bier yott4 $3.00 ‘WE WILL PROVE THIS ASSERTION. paces et pac opedrecdiiy esata ee ’ TREY Ww HERE LONG . HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA Oak Sideboard. $12.50, ‘Will fit as well as one which costs five times that ONT REMAIN amount ‘A Boy's Three-piece Suit at 35.00 In fact, the rule holds good all the way through, but you will find it exemplified more strongly in our Cotton Top Mattress, $2.25. High-beck Oak Dining Chairs, $1.25. Extra Heavy Osk Dining Chairs, $1.50, Refrigerators, 82.25, $3.45, ke. HOOD’S PILLS cure liver ills, constipation, bilious- ness, jaundice, sick hesdashe, indigest ; Prime Live Goose Feathers, 75c, 1b, 5G Piece Tea Set, $2.98, Curt. Jack. Cures where other preparations fail. It possesses it AT PRESENT PRICES, THEREFORE merit PECULIAR TO ITSELF. Try IT WOULD BE WELL FOR YOU TO CaLL AT ONCE AND SECURE SOME OF THESE EXTRAORDINABY GOOD ‘VALUES FOR 4 SMALL AMOUNT OF 100 Piece Dinner Set, $7.50, Case. my2-6t ‘Three Chins Dinner Seta, 117 pieces, 26 ¢ oe | = Misws Paxratooxs Dermruext ‘WE HAVE SHOES ial.) ‘Than in anyother, Itis comparatively an easy mat- Remember, we don't trie with you. Our adver. | ter10 Ata man with cost and vest. bat when it comes FOR 98c, WHICH SOLD FOR 62.00 tisements are business statements,-and are not | there's "Wo want to say yorxs:s0 “ “ « . 350 to all sticklers after « perfect fit in Pantaloons that : For Au Lions, intended tomislead or deceive in any way. You] Wore got tom to ft all shapessand whonyen sat FoR 350 * = = 650 ‘YOUNG, OLD OR MIDDLE-AGED, ‘THE PERFECTION ADJUSTABLE SHOR, have no resson to doubt before you try. We Dow? Sziz Ox Ixsratcuzxrs. ‘With every purchase of $2.50and more we give AND MANY OTHER GOOD VALUES, TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION, AT EX- and riety of Men's Pantalouns ever shown in this city. eatimnds from % to} inch over the ball and jointe | onecarfare. Remember name and place = yee va SR oan ate effectually prevents and cures se ee SE Vicror E. Anzzns = “Zany seamerve heath a Glass, Be, beni SERED ont of Dampoese trom wet edawsits snd foors cannot pas 927 and 920 7th ot n.w., comer Massschusette ave, ferchims in eh seo Grane Goorms Low prices. ‘Take no substitute, as CONSOLIDATED SHOE COMPANY, Mi sop omen = * Moeszows Hoscorarme Hoxe Rexeoies. Do you believe in Homeopathy? More ‘and more people are all the time coming: ‘that way. The wonderful cures of Homam ‘opathie Specialiste have opened the eres of the world. Here is one that never loves case of Scarlet Fever, another eaves every Diph- theria patient, another has conquered Rbeumatiom, another Catarrh, and se on, MUNYON'S HOMG@:OPATHIC HOME REMEDY ©O. HAS SECURED THE FORMULAS OF THESE SPECIALISTS, Their remedies are making marvelous timately cured. 9. JAUNDICE end all LIVER Com- PLAINIS speedily sud successfully treated. Geer Assoxe Suz, 724 Ton Sx. Noeruwesr. BATURDAY wees grest day. Bargains were greater; customers received the greatest 724 Tm Sx N.W, Base tenn Laos wewaam,