Evening Star Newspaper, May 10, 1892, Page 8

LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. FORECAST TILL 8 Pw. WEDNESDAY. For the District of Columbia and Maryland, rally fair, followed by possible light showers Vednesdsy, slightly warmer; easterly winds. For Virginis, showers west, fair, followed by showers east; southeasterly winds, coxpITION OF THE WATER. Temperature and condition of water at 8 a.m.: Great Falls, temperature, 66; condition, 36. Receiving reservoir, temperatare, 63. Con- dition at north connection, 36; condition at south connection, distributing reservoir, temperature, 6%:\condition at influent gate house, 36; condition at effluent gate house, 36. - - Ove €145 Dovere Breast Fancy Vests lead them all: exclusive designs. Fraxc & Sox, One Price, cor. 7th and D, Cam. Xaxpzn's Mrzisros (wild cherry). ~~ - ur building, repsirs and alterations ptly and at reasonable prices by uilder, 717-719 18th #t. nw. pete Laws mowers, 16-inch blade, $3.40 each, Lawn mowers, 10-inch blade, $3 each. The “best” screen doors, complete, $1 each. Cuas. T. Canter & Co., ‘Three doors from 6th st. 606 Pa. ave. n.w. wr nanos You can buy a guaranteed lawn mower for 23.50 and s fine-grade three-ply hose at 8c. per J. H. Custer & Co., 1006 F st. now, a Canvers Creaxep by the Exprz Canret Works, 631-635 Mass. ave. n.w., are made moth- proof free of charge. Telephone 425-2. 1875 Brute oF Nexsox, a genuine hand-made sour mash whisky of the tinest character, bottled ‘at the distillery. Cuances Knaxuga, agent for the District Columbia. z dite Have Your Canrets Cieaxep by the Am- MONIATED Steam ret Works, 1708 and 1710 Est. n. Telephone 504. CITY AND DISTRICT. Ereanbnt iaetia AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Atavon's.— Carleton Opera Company in “Chimes of Normandy.” Nariosat Twearen.—Lillian Bussell in “La Acapemy oF Mvsrc.—Julia Marlowe in “Much Ado About Nothing. Hanuts’ Buov.—Dan Kelsey in “After Seven ears.” THE HIGH SCHOOL COURSE. What Principal Lane Says Respecting the reparation of Boys for College. “Tt has never been the aim of this institu- tion,” said Dr. F. R. Lane, principal of the | Washington High School, to a Sram reporter, “solely to fit pupils for college or in any sense to be regarded as a fitting school. However, it will be relevant to the recent inquiry inaugu- Tated in the Senate to state that pupils are pre- fully in history, German and physics, while the course in English is considerably broader than the requirements for admission. “The three years’ work in Latin is insufficient, Yet with the on in ——_ Latin fad Offered to students preparing for college anc some additional work during the summer vaca- tion they have found no difficulty in enterin; Harvard (or other college) in the fall ately following graduation. ars gn. "Si wai be pontnis neat veer fer Goo Years ago. It wil next year for first time fully to prepare students in this ancl “There is no French taught here. This is to be regretted from the point of view of the pared for Harvard by the ‘present curriculum | Bennet . The feeling in Philadelphia against the trol- ley system is becoming stronger, apparently, FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE ‘Whisky has a standi: vutation among those who have bean mpelid WASHINGTON FRESH AIR FUND com use Pure stimulant. The Old Belma Pure tilled Sees: Goo. Ba En Ne Reston, every day. Ata mass meeting of the citizens —— ge merger is highly beheld on THURSDAY, May 12, from 4 until 7 lary; Mr. G. Morris Wolmer, ‘Suanciaf secre. | Of the ninth and tenth wards last night the | recommended, by promin troduce | CU HOLMEADR, tary; chaplain, Mis M. "Golden; treasrer, | Usual resolutions were denouncing the | this noted brand of whisky we Mrs. M. Clark; superintendent of juvenile | trolley aystem in general and the attempt now sample to any one wending address, This whisk Br. John R. Melean's place, on 29th and Zit ste. and femplars, is ‘Jennie Carpenter; Mr. Frank | being made to force the aystem on Philadel {s cold at the extremely low price fof €8 per gale | Ra Ty meted. : marshal; Mr. Char, Clark, sen- | phia in particular. . per quart. PATRONESSES: tinel; ks Emme Trumat, Guard; Mr. A Wil)" One of the citizens present, Mr. John Lucas,| 1¢ A Boots, 44 Louisiana ave. nw. an ae Fash as = offered an amendment to the relations which |_| You Will Hike Bs Homes” Es Wither, caused much excitement finall; in Spring an juminer ta. You 2 enamnaker, Entries of merchandise received at the | The amendment war cs felloee tte e acy | Will ike our prices and our way of doing busi: | Mie Benratt Ds Be Bote. Georgetown custom house for the week ending 4 ness, Our $1 Straw Hat is head and shoulders | Mrs. Jobn P. Jackson, Mrs. Ys ter, Ma a eee ending | citizens of the ninth and tenth wards, constitute | five thom ai aes & tee Bre Julian 3 Br. cPhcreon, G9m, ohne, GK. Chie, Oe ces an, gunelves a committe, and should an attempt | it Ono Price, cor. 7th and D. — . RS pet base, atiquiti “i | be made to erect any more poles in our limits, a If the weather isu the ent 3 will SBP cea Sommer ented dowd ty met | pygay RONG, ier, | ERP ah ee Pus Lacan tented eeu oe to] 3 N- A. Poour, 94 Louisiana ave. n.w. ON THE RAMPAGE. Mra. J. Albert Custer, who keeps a boarding house at 1212 Potomac street, got on a rampage last night and Officer Bradley found it in his Tine of duty to arrest her. When searched at NEY NATIONAL THEATRE. ‘Every evening and Saturday Matines, LILLIAN RUSSELL OPERA COMIQUE CO. be the first man fo shoulder an ax. Couneiaan Brighurst of the ninth ward in the course of his remarks said that in the future, as the citi- zens of Iphia would wend their way among the death dealing they could de- sor sam Best Lawn Mowers, $3.75; best Screen Doors, $1; best Freozers, $1.50. ‘'L. H. Hor- xine, $33 F 6 my10-tu,th,s30* present inquiry and also upon broader educa- tional grounds. Nearly all technical schools and most colleges, whether for men or women, include French in the requirements for admis- ion. “The certificate of this school is taken by every college within my knowledge where cer- tificates from secondary schools are accepted in lien of entrance examinations. “ At those colleges where entrance examina- tions are imperative, including Johns Hopkins, Lehigh, Vassar, Boston University, Yale ani . there’ has never been @ graduate of ol among the candidates who failed of admission. : “There are at the present time in the lead- ing colleges the following number of students, nearly every one of whom entered upon col- jiate work without lapse of time or other tional preparation than could be obtained during the intervening summer vacation : Har- vard. 7; Lehigh, 14; Cornell, 16; Johns Hop- kins, 8: Wellesley, 7; Yale, 6. West Point aud tween 80 and 90. “Our graduates have been officially mented for their thorough preparation by mem- bers of the faculty of Cornell University, Wellesley. Vassar, Dickinson and Lehigh, whi in West Point, Boston University, Columbian University and Yale College the Lonors taken by our students show the hi le of work maintained by them when put in competition with the best of the graduates of the various four-year-course high and preparatory schools. compli- Kervay’s Lycevst.—Billy Lester's Big Spe- cialty Co. ‘Tue Batriz or Gerrrspvac.— 15th street and Obio avenue. Couumpia Tyrooraruican Usion Hatr.— Fair. Baxscem & Barcey’s Great Crncus.—Corner 8d and P streets northwest. —— SAYS HE SAVED GEN. GRANT. A Story Written to Maj. Moore—An Alleged Attempt at Assassination. Dr. Charles H. Bowen of No. 601 Massachu- setts avenue has written along communication to Major Moore, complaining of the absence of policemen in the vicinity of his residence. He Tequests that an officer put in am appearance there daily between 4 and 8 p. m. to prevent ball playing in the streets und also between 8 and 10 P.m. toarrest flower thieves. Following the Fequest the doctor illustrates the need of police protection by writing an account of an alleged attempt to assassinate Gen. Grant. “I don't remember seeing a policeman at this corner after dark for thirty years,” he writes, After telling of the consequences of this lack of protection im the form of broken windows and stolen flowers the letter goes on to say: “I ask your help for the following reasons: When Gen. Grant was Secretary of War ad interim he resided on I street between New Jersey avenue and 3d street. He was walking home from the Department, and when he ar- rived at the corner of 6th strect and Massachusetts avenue an attempt was made to assassinate him. re was no policeman near, asusual. I saw the would-be assassin, with revolver in his hand, make toward the general. I got between the as- sawin and the general, placed my left index finger under the assassin’s nose and he — threw head back. I then dropped my left hand, drew it back and plunged my fist with full force on his windpipe, as bard as I could drive, knocked the assassin outand captured his revolver, which I now have in my ion. “If had not been there at the time Gen. Grant wonkl not have been President of the United States two terms, and the whole history of the United Siotes would have been changed. Washington would not _ be what it is, I would not have had any flowers exposed on the street for police Protection. and if Grant's life had depended upon police protection he would have been spithered to his fathers long ere be was Presi- nt of the Unite “In this act I served in the role in accord- ance with the oath which I took when I evtered the United States army, to protect the govern- ment from all its enemies. I served in the army during the period of the rebellion and doffed the military uniform and donned the "s dress at the time of the attempted as- clusion the doctor asks what he is to do in the future: whether he is to rely upon the police for protection or let the boys reign su- preme. The letter was referred to Lieut. Kelly, in whose precinct the doctor resides, ee Pleas of Not Guilty. Im the Criminal Court, Judge Cox, today Bartley Holmes, alins James Holmes, grand lar- eny, $50 from F. L. Bubb, March 26, plead not guilty, George Bowie and Charles Neon. ousebreaking. store of J. A. Taylor, March 28, not guilty. John Botts, alias Butts, lar- ceny of $81 and gold watch April 5 and larceny of 43 March 26. plead not guilty. ‘The recogni- zance of Jacob Leachem for housebreaking was forfeited. employed in making the temperance tent in which the dry water campaign will be carried on during this and succeeding summers. The tent is being made of Woodbury ten-ounce can- vas, and when completed will be seventy feet long, fifty wide and thirty high. Only a few days’ work remain to be done on it. = scammsts Sentenced to the Penitentiary. In the Criminal Court yesterday Alexander Thomas, convicted of obtaining $17 by false pretenses, was sentenced by Justice Cox to three years in the Albany penitentiary. Bev- erly Jackson was found guilty of an assault with intent to kill and sentenced to two years at ¥- . —+--— New ALExaspais.— Watch for announcements. Adee —— Real Estate Matters. Henry W. Cofiin has purchased of M. 8. Car- penter for $9458 lots 11 and 12, block 16, Meridian Hill. H. Englivb has bought for $8,000 of A. G. Cook part 14, square 529, 20 by 150 feet on H Detweep 3d and 4th streets northw. W. Mayse has parchased for $6,000 of D. Brown sub D, square 570,22 by 120.3 feet on D between 2d and 3d strects northeast. B. Schlosberg has bought of C. E. Birkhead for 27,500 sub 17, square 420, 20 by 9 fect on ‘Tth street between Q street and Rhode Island avenue northwest. Clementina H. Carpenter has purchased of W. E. Wright for $5.500 sub 60, square 891, 16 by 80 feet on F between 7th and sth streets northeast. H.C. Borden has bought of Rebecca Hul- bird and sold to Charles Early for $5,541.80 subs 131 to 134.lot 111,D. & L.’s sub, Mt. Pleas- ant (Eslin estate). Alex. Bliss has purchased of L. J. Bryant for €16,000 lots 7 and 8, square 134—40 by 100 feet on Q street between New and 19th street northwest. ‘T. J. King has purchased of R. A. Golden for 910,000 lots 21 to 23,square 389, 73 feet 5 inches by 124 feet 8 inches.at 10th and F streets south- L Saks and J. B. Wight have bought for 95,401.62 of Eliza W. Patterson subs 11 to 15, 804, each 20 by 9 feet, at the corner of and 4th streets northeast. tanta ice, has purchased of G. T. Staley $5,000 sub 45, square 18.56 by 105 feet, on Sth between Gand H streets northicast. Excuustox To more and Obio Railroad Company will sell ex- cursion tickets at one fare for the round-trip to all stations on tickets rt = These facts show that with the limitations in the length of the course and the character of the eurricnium the school has an honorable record as a high school and even a creditable record as 8 ‘fitting school.’ el JUROR COOPER'S FAMILY. Wife and Children in Distress—A Rellef Fand Started. Some weeks ago when the death of James F. Cooper, one of the jurors in the Schneider case, was announced there was a very general ex- pression of sympathy for the family left in need by his death, but no practical steps were taken for their relief beyond the taking up of a col-| of lection in the press gallery of the House, which netted a small sum. Mrs. W. E. Chandler, who bas become interested, has started a relief fund. Mrs. Chandler makes the following statement of the case: “James F. Cooper, the n in the Schnei- der case who died, immediately after being dis charged from attendance, of a disease induced by his long confinement in the jury box and room, left a wife and five children—the oldest of the latter eleven years of ageand the youngest only a few months—wholly unprovided for,except by the exertions of the widow. Mrs. Cooper's condition is pitiablein the extreme. She is trying to earn a living by keeping a stall, No. 1%, the Center Market, but being without money and having the care of five little children her ‘attempts at self-support are far from successful, and I appeal to the i ap od of charitable people to render adequate finan- cial assixtance to this poor unfortunate,who has been reduced to want through no fault of her own, but primarily by the necessary execution of the law. She is @ ly respectable, honest, hard-working woman, and as she has been brought to distress through the action of the community in protecting itself inst crime every citizen of the District should feel an interest in a movement for her relief.” Contributions will be received at Tux Star counting room. Already receiv Mrs. W. E. Chandler... ew ALExaNpRra.— Watch for announcements. —Adet. — ALEXANDRIA. ‘THE AUTHORITY FOR SPECIAL TAXES. The proposed improvement of streets, by special taxes is making the thirty-third section of the city charter a provision of very general interest. The old _thirty-third section, which was in force from 1853 to 1888, declared that the city council shall have power to specially tax a lot adjoining a street on which paving is done or — curbstene put down (whether ax the sidewalk or carriageway) not exceeding two-thirds of the expense of the eurbstone or paving on that half of the street opposite such fot. n 1888 this was altered by act of the general assembly, and the new thirty-third section pro- vides that whenever any street shall be lai out or extended or any existing strest graded, paved or repaved. or culvert or sewer put down, two-thirds of the c= pense shall be paid by the owners of the real estate benefited thereby. It is proposed that the repavin street and on Washington efreet shou under this section. will not under on King be done ‘The paving on Henry street be done under the charter, but an agreement with the — Wash- Southern Railroad Compan} by that company as a bonus for the use of that street by the railway forever. The city council will consider the subject of street wing and sewerage tonight. Messrs. J. M. Hill and B. B. Smith, both public-spirited citizens, have taken much time and trouble in forwarding these pro- jects for immediate improvements. FUNERAL OF REV. T. 3. MURRAY. The funeral of Rev. Thomas J. Murray, who died here at St. Mary's pastoral residence on Sunday morning last, took place this af- ternoon quietly and the casket was carried to the train and sent to Richmond. Vicar General Frioli, who represents the bishop of Rich- mond’ during his absence in Kome, reached here yesterday and, accompanied. by two sis ters of the deceased, went with the remains to Richmond. A solemn requiem mass will take place at the Richmond Cuthedral tomor- row and the interment will be made at Mount Calvary cemetery, in the environs of that city. CORPORATION COURT. The corporation court under the new law is always in vession. The monthly terms, as here- tofore mentioned in Tae Star, are periods at which juries are called, &c. It is now the custom to enter uncontested grant liquor mses, &c., from time to time, as soon as the attention of the judge is called to them, and this will be the process of the court during May. NOTES. One of the evidences of the continuous prog- reas of Alexandria is its market building. It was the first public work undertaken after the war and it was a fine building when erected and has been continuously improved until now there is no city in the Union of twice the population of i i buildings. . iy sent to the work house for sixty days as a vag- rant by Mayor Starua, The oration on the Alexandria soldiers Memo- rial day, May 24, will be delivered by Mr. John Critcher. ‘The board of county is at the Columbus street court house today. it ting in Peqhe onstructed. mang! “merry-go-round” in Blouse’ Park last night. iy —-—— Reap ADVERTISEMENT under auction sales of lots for sale at St. Asaph.—Adet. oo Reap THE ADVERTISEMENT of at auction of brick house 707 SS pnapbind tomorrow at 530 Oelock. : E f the smaller colleges will swell this total to be-| ¢, IN AUDRAN'S GREATEST SUCCESS, a ” SISALES ‘LA CIGALE,” the station a half-filled liquor flask and a bright, new revolver were discovered in her clothing. OBJECTIONS TO A PROPOSED FERRY. voutly sing that old hymn, “{ am nearer my God today than ever I was before.” Another anti-trolley mee was held in Fhiladolphia last night by the employes of ‘the Just Your Sizet Don’t care what your size is, be you large or small, long or short, we can fit’ you in our 48¢. Erery time project to cross the Potomac | Baldwin locomotive works, who by eaolution | Jean Drawers, “The best made.” With the original cast, consisting of Lillian Russell, at emselves on reco! as opposed to 18 assisted by Mr. Carl Streitman, Mr. G. Tagliapetra, cer eee een ee eee 138 or any addition to the number of poles] 3s ‘One Price ead D, | tar. Toate Harries, Mer cheris Denoem an Place object most seriously, saying they | and overhead wires now defacing Philadelphia a Golden, Miss Suzanne Leonard, Mr. Arthur Ryley, wu not have their river trade injured if t opposi- streeta, ae i ae ig ood —_ _ aber ‘Mr. James G. Peake, &c., &c. ion will avail aught. The ferry that the | The resolutions declared that the trolley 8} ° ine (med. Use), 65¢. qt; 25e., 50e., 81, $1. . Washington, Faicfax and Alexandria railroad | tem is unsightly, dangerous, and the addi ai) Linfadel Claret, vint. 1887, full ial gat, de. Meigs cae Ge tan fans in | pre establish from the foot of C and | overhead wires will add greatly to danger from| Imp. Lime Juice, qt. bot., 25c. “MR. WILKINSON'S WIDOWS." myo th streets to Analostan Island is now the sub- | fires and endanger the lives of citizens and in-| Our 50, 7c. and 40c. sack. | ee = Ject of warm words, the interested citizens claiming that the necessary slips will obstruct the river to an injurious exient. “Acabey. ‘Last appearance this season of the Favotite, jure the value of property. ———_+e-_. No Intoxicants at the Fal: it TLsON, 984 7th st. n.w. teal ciate Congo Ol cures diphtheria immediately. For sale by A. H. Jounson, Agent, 1005 O st. CATTLE MARKET. W. G. Carlisle, attorney of the Chicago|n.W., und Jown C. Inoznsout, Druggist, 101] MMMM oA RRR TL 00 WW WEEE a Hive stock yards Mondvy | world’s fair board of directors and John P. | @ st mw., Washington, D.C.” ue x 3a ay Eek $ 8 hwww re some few cattle were offered and sold as follows: | Wilson, another lawyer of Chicego, ha i sage pope ACN ae 3 o\wrw et Ties Aice-40 4 igoad Bact otex jusotioms, 8. , lawyer go, have given| A’Novelty in cutlery. Combination scis-| MM MALE Bisu%? WW Eee 7 their opinions that under the Hyde Park code | sors, Cigar Cutter, Nuil File and Pen Blade, no intoxicating liquors can be sold at the fair. | 35¢. tit} Watrorp’s. spines Baits TET De Selling Gray Switches and Bangs at Death of Alex, R. Boteler. reduced prices for ten days only at 8. Hxt- Alexander R. Boteler, who was a member of | Len’s, 720 7th st. n.w. myé-6t* to 83gc.; cows, 2c. to 2c.; theep, 4c. to 6c. clipped, e. to A3ge.: epring lamb, 7. to 11 |, 5c. to T3gc.; calves, Sc. to 7c.; 10 cows and calves, $20 and $35. Market good. NOTES, ‘Romeo and Juliet.” re : . cesdesohale AV — “Rogues and Vagabonds” and ““Pyg- Oficer Upperman brought to the station yes- byt ae cea ens a the Presking o°t] Have Your Dress Waist glove-ftting by | MB andCalaten : terday two small children who had wandered | Of he war 8 “Tel ct his cee hen | Wang tho Ever Ready” Dress Stay on every | SATURDAY ACTINEE from home and gotten lost. “After some in- bectetaen: fas oa Banday, pan —— seam. See name on back. my7,10,12 | eats nity they were returned to their parent, Mrs. ite E. Ball of 2310 H street. At4 o'clock on Sunday morning Officers Curren and Upperman made another descent on one of the ranches in Paxton’s alley and ar- seven years, “For You’ Waltz, 10c, Wonca’s, 925 7th st. naan ee —- Old Rye Berkeley Whisky as an Invigorating Tonic and Medicine. LEAUGH'S # TONIGHT AT A HOUSE. Week of thes Opera Season, Bis. MATINEE SATCRDAY. HE CARLETON OPERA COMPAN FUE SARLFTON opyma cura ANY se use USO USe USe Use Use USO USe USe He NSE USE Use Nise Use Use Use US2 Use USe Use Use Use Use Use Use ise At this season of the year our systems are 4 3 lise Use use Use Use Use ) 3 3 rested five men for being intoxicated and dis-| xe oe Mseuse‘ise | more or less weak, nervous, debilitated and af CS en eg orderly. me use| fected with malaria, consequently we need — Mr. W. F. Hardy of the Metropolitan Life | 1's Uss | Some good tonic that possesses excellent me- HPAES OF NORMANDY, Insurance Company has been promoted to the | "$2 use | dictnal qualitiés in order to properly tone up to Gaiates OF NORMANDY: assistant superintendency of the Omaha branch | so, isa | Meet the spring of the year emergencies, and With of the same, and will leave for his new charge | use use | Tight here permit us to state to the public that w. © CARLETON on the 16th instant. use Use] there ia no. purer o better tonic extant. than Ee OAR ET OS AS San MERE: On Sunday morning as Mr. John P. Taylor of | "SS qs | Mr. James Tharp's Old Rye Berkeley—it acts} MISS MARIE. BELL ee Sespolette: 3015 Dumbarton avenue was passing Mockbee's | tse ‘ Use | on the liver and renovates the inner man so ME. TOM EICRELTN aathe Meer shoe store on F street an iron rod. fell striking | 8 FEBRUARY 5, 1892. Mie | tat he ean enjoy the blessings of life, and dys- | together withthe entire strencth of the Company J im on the head and severely injuring him. He | “OLEVELAND’S psia necessarily takea the wings of the morn- CHORUS OF 40. benefice rears = i a a use * tse | ing and leaves the individual feeling good to | A 00d seat in the Orch Attheonehundredand tenth monthly meeting | 5 -Baking Powder iy in steady tse | hitnsclf and the reat of mankind. “Our most Rex of the Citizens’ Equitable Building Association, | use use in my kitchen.” use | Prominent physicians invariably recommend held at Cropley Hull last night, 5,205 was sold, | use ie use | this excellent medicine to their patients with 2. being thirty-one shares of stock, at an average son Se ae eee ay THIS WEEE—MATINEE THURSDAY. re. use w rel by Mr. H. E. Middleton’s horse ran away on | U8 tite | the sole proprietoi my3-tu,f,tr BILLY LESTER'S Sunda: i r = aur BIG SPECIALTY COMPANY. be brovght up the runaway sustained a somber | 38 hs | 8: Heller, 720 7th et, n.w., is making a eee of brui use pve | ciulty in Ladies’ and Children's Hair Cutting | oe cpaypron ae amas ideaee-<iipinnieds wee ped and Shampooing so cures Dandruff. my4-6t' MEET ALL COMERS. A Srrexpip Orporrunrry for a valuable in- | $33 use| The “Ever Ready” Dress Stays make | Next Week-THE ROULETTE CLUB EQUES. vestment in Columbia Heights property will be | use use | the waist one inch smaller—do not rust or cut | RIAN BURLESQUE COMPA oor offered this evening at 5 o'clock by Lati- mer & Sloan, auctioneers, when they will sell at public auction, in front of the premises, lot 12, block 36, fronting fifty-six fect on i4th street, just north of the Episcopal church. This through. See name on back. None Name It But to Praise. . Wheeler & Wilson's New High Arm N A marvel of lightness and swiftness 2 my7,10,12 use ve Uge Use Use Tee USS TISe Use USE Re USe Use NSE 48 Se Use USE TSg Use USe Use TIRe Use Use Use Use tise Use Use Use Use Use Use Use Ye USE Use Use Use Use Use 1s9 (GRAND TESTIMONIAL CONCERT Tendered to MISS BERTHA D. P. LINCOLN, property is one of the most desirable pieces on ___Pifice 457 Sth st. n.w. | assisted by the following artiste: William H. Rieger, the heights and just at this time and prior to Royal Glue mends everything. Druggists. 10c. | hor; Williain A. Howland, baritone: Otto D. Binger, Boy operation of cable cars offers unusual induc ‘cellist; Richard T. Perey, organist, at the ments as ap investment for builders or capi- 7 CHURCH OF OUR FATHER, talista.—Adet. Penrecr Success Gas Raxee, a aimee D Gu BR Mosyows Howrorarnre ee ee ee New ALExaNpaiA.—Watch for announcements. = THURSDAY EVENING, May 19, 1902, —Adet. ee ph Howe Remepzes. ALBIS o'clock. Se re ee C. A. Meponsex, Do you believe in Homeopathy? More Tickets st Mctsorot', cor, I2thantG ets, my910t The property 1337 E street, occupied by 614 12m S: and more people are all the tle coming = ee oe Charles E. Ball & Son, was sold yesterday after- TH St. that way. ‘The wonderful cures of Ho- onda ater etn FEE O80 i i 2.6. >. icpatita teed juin, with attractive side tripe totaly, Per square foot, The lot is 20 by 159 feet to an iinew ts Gan thet aavee Scgse case ak Cat of fin, $i and See including all expenses. alley, and is improved by a three-story bri Scarlet Fever, another ves every Diph- abcd ‘AN WICELE, 1225 Pa. theria patient, another has conquered Rheumatism, another Cstarrh, and so on. MUNYON'S HOMEOPATHIC HOME REMEDY CO. HAS SECURED THE FORMULAS OF THESE SPECIAL- ISTS, Their remedies are making mar- velous cures. house. ‘The property is located a short dis- tance east of 14th strect and is at the intersec- tion of E street with Pennsylvania avenue and overlooks both streets. ‘ENTERTAINMENT AND HOP Of the WASHINGTON MILITARY CYCLISTS (Second separate company, D.C.N.G.), National Rifles’ Armory, Tuesday, May 17. AN ATTRACTIVE PROGRAM, Boy Graxrre Tnox Coorrxe Ware. GET Overman Wheel Com- Usrow Acoxy From Broken Varicose Veins. Ga Ss * Cis SOGuE 1, ASTHMA relieved in 5 minutes. ‘3 ‘OV! 2. NERVOUSNE: or red. THE SORES HEALED AND THE BURNING - Rei eo YIELDED. C. A. Muppnaas, 4. HEADACHE relieved in 15 min- utes. 5. COLDS cured in 3 hours. 6. COUGHS easy in 30 minutes. TO HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA AND HOOD'S OLIVE 614 12x Sz. 1t = 7. DYSPEPSIA cured in a few days, ANORAMA Caran & RHEUMATISM relieved in a few P This from a lady in Lewisburg, Pa., {s confirmed by hows and ultimately cured. ; well-known droggiste: 9. JAUNDICE aud all LIVER CoM- » C. 1. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. : PLAINTS speedily and successfully For wany sears Ihave been a great sufferer from vere = cies Se Uroken or varicose veins, suffering UNTOLD AGONY eyes ogee eed from burning and intense itching. I tried many reie- B oe ies penlie aad satiny retae- ~ divs and doctors without relief. At last Dr. Leicer of UY dies. OPEN DAILY. 11. WEAK and DEBILITATED per- Lewisburg, Pa., advised me to take Hood's Sarsa- wos strengthened and LOST POWER parilla, and use at the same time Hood's Ointment. 11 Marton Hantaxpn Corree Pors. restored. my 15th at. and Ohio ave. Aid s0, with, 90c., $1.20 Insomnia, Kidney Complaints, Consti- - . WONDERFUL RESULTS. C.. & os ad pation, Piles, Neuralgia and all Female Complaints quickly dissipated. ‘Thousands of tes:imonials. Remedies neatly put up in screw-cap vials, druggist, TSCHIFFELY & HAAN His Fastve:, lave falls ri jm Before the first bottle was gone the ulcers began to heal, the inflammation ceased and in a short tie I considered inyself rid of the trouble, and for months I enjoyed bealth and life as 1 had not before for many ayear. Icannot speak too highly of HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA, C. A. Movpnuas, 614 i2ru Sr ALBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. FRIDAY MATINEE, May 27, Sar Callere of’ Elocation ad. Osstors, iecludiag: « Or of the healing and soothing effect of Hood's Olive if ri . aS ee a Sreciuz Suanrer Sroce. imenifcent enterainiment end ending with the new REFRIGERATORS ail prices from $6 up. ICE CHESTS in all qualities from $3 up. BABY CARRIAGES in every varicty from $3.75 up. Large stock of TRICYCLES from $3.75 up. VFLOCIPEDES in all sizes from $3.27 up. Ask to see OUR OWN MAKE OF MOTH- PROOF CEDAR CHEST. Tho best construc- tion at the price of the poorest. Our MATTING stock is by all odds the larg- ‘est and most complete ever sbown in Washing- ton. Prices from 10c. per yard up. ‘We have every kind of WIRE WINDOW and DOOR SCREEN from 20c. apiece up. make a speciality of making LOOSE COV- for parlor furniture, and our cutters are most expétienced. Wo have the JEWETT and the GATE CITY WATER FILTERS in stock in all sizes made. W. B. Moses & Soxs, F AND 11TH 8T8. NiW., FURNITURE, CARPETS, UPHOLSTERIES, ‘my6-Im WALL PAPERS, &. No Svcx Bazaars ‘TO BE HAD ANYWHERE. OUR STOCK 18 LARGE. OUR PRICES LOWER THAN THE LOWEST. ‘We have a full line of MIXED CHEVIOT SUITS at 85, 85.76, 86, $7.50, $0—others will charge you 50 per cent more. FINE DRESS SUITS at $10, $12.50, $13.50 and $15, You cannot duplicate these anywhere for less than 50 per cent more. Our stock of BOYS’ and CHILDREN’S SUITS is very large. Inorder to reduce the same we have “REAL GH®STS." Motzrows, Gor @ nd Sh, or ak the Collage, Ot N B.S a lars eee enn eater JOU KNOW IT TO BE TRUE. “We are personally acquainted with Mrs. Asten and know the above to be true.” J. 8. GRIFFIN & SON, Lewisburg, Pa. Sworrex Wire Ax Hoxonaste PRIDE 18 THE BREAST OF THE HOUSEHOLDER WHO CAN SAY, “I HAVE PURCHASED MY HOME, PAYING FOR IT IN MONTHLY INSTALLMENTS,” THOUGH HE BE BOUND DOWN BY THE RIGID AND INFLEXIBLE LAWS ;WHICH GOVERN ALL REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. THE HOUSEKEEPER, TOO, IS ABREAST WITH THE TIMES, ELATED WITH A MODEST CON- SCIOUSNESS OF BEING ABLE TO FURNISH THAT HOME WITH EVERY COMFORT ANDLUX- URIOUS SURBOUNDING WITHOUT THE BUR- DEN OF A DEED OF TRUST, our EQUITABLE CREDIT SYSTEM, CONFIDING ALONE IN HER WOMANLY HONOR, EXACTING MERELY THE PROMISE OF A FEW DOLLARS FROM HER WEELKY OR MONTHLY SAVINGS IN SATISFAC- ‘TION OF THE DEBT. ‘THE MUTUAL CONFIDENCE THUS INSPIRED ADDS TO HER STORE OF WEALTH, MAKES HOME ATTRACTIVE AND INCREASES THE SUM TOTAL OF HUMAN HAPPINESS—THE ONE OB- JECT AND AIM OF OUR CREDIT SYSTEM. FURNITURE, CARPETS, MATTINGS, GAS AND VAPOR STOVES, REFRIGERATORS, BABY CARRIAGES, FyABns ‘Mr. B. Harris, HOOD'S PILLS cure Nausea, Sick Headache, Indi- gestion, BUliousness. Sold by all druggists. 6 Buoon Porsoxrxa And every Humor of the Blood, Skin and Scalp, with loss of Hair, whether simple, scrofulous, ulcerative or hereditary, speedily, permanently and economically cured by CUTICURA REMEDIES, when the best physicians and all other remedies fail. Complete home treatment for every humor. Soldeverywhere. my9 TER. ‘WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY, MAY 9, » DAN « KELLY, In bis great, successful and thrilling melodrama, my7-6t AFTER 7 YEARS. Tse ASATECE ETC MATINER WILL BE ATI ‘TUESDAY, MAY 10, ACADE! 0] Pe iuahate _Ticketa may be had at Morrison's, 9920-8t (COLUMBIA TYPOGRAPHICAL URION HALL. G streot, Opposite the ‘This besutiful temple to the typographic art will be Nocatee, FAIR BGINNING, MONDAY, MAY &, 1902, At8 p. m., and continuing two 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, Kezr Coot. Axp Dave Oor Tus Fins. Vexmmaxa Fans ‘Will do it, provided they are substantial goods, placed correct height from floor, proper distance apart, run at right speed and put up im s mechanical manner. ‘We carry = large assortment of Floor, Ceiling, Bracket and Exhaust Fans and Motors in stock and ‘employ our own skilled mechanics in connection with our machine and electrical shops to do the work. ‘We keep our customer’ fans oiled and belts, motors, ‘kc., in order free of charge the first season. ‘Fen work overhauled. Second-hand fans for sale . --10 cents. Betpepe we tesla Gia TEE sare teaciee aime. et aie 2 A cheap. TOILET AMD DINNER SETS, prices cut down 25 per cent. ek notice Will ram every 15 minutes on Everything first-class. Everything guarantesd. Write WORKS OF ART. It will be to your advantage to look at our stock be- or call for estimates. ¥ fore you purchase elsewhere, Cramune & Toes 928 TEM ST. AND 708 K ST. ¥.W, “New Pongee Draperies, 36 inches wide, cholve, besu- All4ilk Drapery Nets, 45 inches wide, Se. 61. $1.25, $1.50 and $1.76 yard. : ‘Sk Grenadines, in plain and stripes,at @1 and 61.25 yard. ‘S2-inch China Silks, all colors, 7c. yard. Extra Quality Black China Silk, 22 inches wide, at ‘Fast Color Satine Blouse Waists, slleiase, Only 81 each. + ‘Flannel Blouse Weiste, in ‘Bigck, Navy ond Cerdinal, all sizes. Only $1.75 enab. = MATTINGS! Tonpax & MacLxon. ENGINEERS, MACHINISTS, ELECTRICIANS, 512 10TH 8ST. N.W. ‘The only firm in Washington hsndling fens baving their own machine shops. iii Lectin Avs Vartiowe Crormxa Company, ‘7TH AND G STS. my5 Tichetd Coteranecs ‘Do you wants cup of BEEF TEA’ (See that it is made from the GENU- feether, alt oe cloths, ‘axe offered their ‘shoe for men ts | __ | and dresay ‘Visiting cards printed from plate, 75c. per 100. cal | able. * . ais YIGHTING THE TROLLEYS. CITY ITEMS. AMUSEMENTS. LECTURES. | _ Leer Norict Cart basinaes No dah. THE BUILDERS: EXCHANGE cow RY | Holding @ special term LECTURE COUN ENT ART | Relate er first of the course of illustrated lectures wil eam Golivered vy Hen a rons Wi a | 5 wil . EVE tery ou te ow ESPs say jocranech bag thos Sb day of Aned f cl are invited to attend. | by Charles H. Cragin and Juba B. Thoma cared ‘by applsiag¥0 the uber: | tore ter ae = “= see FRED, W. PIL E ARR tweed may art ob yy 10S. J. KING. myOS sh pt iene an Pray eel EXCURSIONS, &c. Soi the Weakingoon ‘Law Reporte pestican Sosa es a en a oe BETHESDA PARK NOW OPEN. Beautiful new Gravity Katlroad now running. Plenty of pretty groves. with seats for pienic parties Open cars now running frequently. ‘Cate open May 1, in charge of A. Fortin, the White i House chef under the Arthur and Cleveland. adie | trations. ] ‘Take the children to feed the swans on the lake. ‘Take Georgetown and Tenallytown cars at 22i and Metreets, — ‘All pore tn ths court ¥ Tost. my3-lawat [X THE SUPREME 06 | Holding a epecta!® : URT In the ication for letters of administration 1 the away A deceased has been tunde ee granted. On MAY 28 Prof. Hampton's Circus of Trained Dogs will give performances at 2 and 7 p.m., to which ad- mittance fs froe. may 10-Ln FOr canes F ence will : . JOHN BRIDGE. _STEAMER FLOR mee © Oe : h thake two. tripe Sunde rr asisnce of relays and’ Saturdays at 6-30 3m oe re Boat ieaves 22d stand canal. Fare 33 . Nay. Bont tor charter Mondaya, Wednesdaysand Pr | PUIS 18 TO. Brice trom @12 to €25. Address 2A BK. 107s Bal at vw oF utere, Lith at rr RAtwoxvs vacation EXCURSION: ALL TRAVELING EXPENSES INCLUDED. PHILADELPHIA JULY 8 AND ursions of Fifty-one Days te will LEAVE Wifor Two Grand Exc N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT I cs i eletalimaniad A os EE A | tadingaweciaiert Ree gs BY Rak ava Sss8 KK 2°! Toute t to be over the gilcturena Mouptres FTeic RAILWAY, chro Hot Springs, the pred stenery of sboiearany Toate, ye vie Tacoma’ Port- TERN PAG PICRAR ROAD, YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL ‘Train of PALACE SLEEPING th every. te tne tring tke fgvorite steer te 1 i. Pi ve D PMaraticent 5 XD’ DINING Ca Biaska'ote wilt been Tal, ur RS TO ial uz Swit ALASKA, 48 dara. LORADO AND. ARK, A A.B. MAGN ER Sutin - Pra Rector of Wits fo oth 2 Calan! R. ROSS PERRY Prose Dt ie Park and returti. and to the 4 the Pacific comes Septeinber 5. THIRTY-EIGHT SUMMER TOULS of one to four Principal resorts of New Englund, the Send for descriptive book, mentioning the pertiewlar tour desit AYMOND & WHITCOMB, 111 South 9th wt, (under Continental Hotel), Phila, my7-v03t NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT 00. FIRST EXCURSION OF THE SEASON BY STEAMER “GEORGE LEAL” Opening aud Piank Stad st COLONIAL BEACH SUNDAY, MAY 1, Inge. NGLISH LADY, WITH EUROPEAN DIPLO feeeatMlly onda ced cases Minter desires a wut. onvace THOMPSON, 1-11 beh, arriving sk othr stab... atop. rs. ‘Dikwer will Ue eerved at te hovel at Colomial Beach ot Pica, fore Fare f van, steamer, 75 conte, MORRISTOWN, Ebfidren under 2 Sete bai tare sdyecrne 2) iida's Scho. a gue fc Se ee Goulet: | sistex screiion = "* For culare a4 F ‘WM. ¥. CLARK, President. ([ HE WONDERFUT, CAVERNS OF LURAY, ¥. HE SCHOOL OF LANGU. TE. 8c OF LANGUAGES, net 14th wt Branches in the veined “hiweran and Europes, QTHAMER BABTBOLDL ‘The bost for amall for: part Por” AND WAdAve GiictARDs SCHOOL P oF TANGUAGER eS — ‘CUMB! fe16-3m Foot of F st. aw. 906 F st., anthors of a vew =| culy ons aecorated. ¢ STAGE EXCURSIONS. eas = ee 'S TALLY [(O STAGES LEA’ 5 Ds ‘ homogrs 13th st. n.w. at 10 a.m, and 2 p.m. Arlington, ‘ Sole Home and Cabin John Bridge.” ¥are, round | © ip, Si wo toe: Zoo Park and Legation Zee. | weathers and the Phonmeaeh. Leticthun? i dali-ly Us exrertenced reporters. “Thorvuzh. ins'raction English business and civil service courses. Re- T. L. Auced rates for summer mouths, Send for catalogue. —Trs Tue Livossr— ELochripe peraapre —It's the Best Equipped. — Cogs Rae © Al sons. Mrs, —Its Credit System is the Most Perfect.— =. EAST shorthand Grooaws CREDIT HOUSE, 819, 821 and 823 7th st. nw, Is the model establishment of its kind in the coun- try. Itisthe only Credit House in the District that publishes a price list, and the closer its Liat. L CREDIT PRICES are compared with CASH Ax . PRICES the more friends it wins. Hereareafew | O# 2TRLS 4AxD Jouna Juaprns, articles that are especially interesting ot this son of the year? m “~ | a MopERN Rernicenators Finest. HIGH GRADE We: size that's and the Sore Sea ‘Son, Pretty good guarantee, don’t you BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL Ise. MOUNT VERNON SEMINARY, Marre. Lrsorevew & Oncror. 1200-1104 M st. and 1324-1198 10th st. We never offered so many patterms to select A a osm oan Thoroughly equipped Special advantages in Literature, French an@ Ger ‘man and Music. Bisy Carnuozs Tuo. A Home in which students bave rare advantages fay are not aside issue with us, but one of our | *cis! treining end special features: You'll be surprised at the num- | Hyyiene, sanitation and physical comforts of the andsome patzerns we are 4 ‘most approved modera tban veventy-bve uew deuigns to eclect frome — Prices rane from: $12 to $13. All sold on credit, Address Mrs. ELIZABETH J. SOMERS, sale Principal, T. JOHN'S COLLAGE, S72 3225 VERMONT AVE. FPMEXDS. SELECT SCHOOL, 1811 ST. N.w.— Of any grade: incleding Toliegs veenertiory Saree Soot THOS. We SIDWELL, Priuripal, M™s AMY Cc. saad ste STON, PIANO AND HARMON) H jo rates iis amd “ines rab. Ofer Grocass Cusorr Howse, | faislsiteat atta ns stig ula my? ‘$19, 821, 623 7th st. aw. nad Principal priaton. Mss, BAtors Gs SERVICE INSTITUTE and Business College, 1207 10th st. ns. Pav ile prepared sttce for’ civil service, departwental and Census woe far | TRTaTTA NTU N UN ENN NNSNNNSNTNNTS g Do You Kxow: DO YOU KNOW THAT THE CHEAPEST sai aer SRSRE U. Ss. oo A SPETE F EE TET iemaosiy S | GERTA DOUBLE STORES, 1510-12 7TH 8T., BET. PANDQN. Wr Aree COR, 7TH AND D BTS. X.W. SCIENTIFIC DENTISTRY AT MODERATE PRICES The following letter from @ well-known official of ‘the pension office speaks for iteel!. ‘Washington, April ®, 1898. U. 8. Dental Association, City: Gentlemen: ‘tended to mialesd or deceive in any way. You have 0 reason to doubt before you try.