Evening Star Newspaper, June 10, 1892, Page 10

10 LOCAL MENTION. see ‘The Weather. FORECAST TiLt 8 Fr. x. SATERDAY. ; For the District of Colvmbia, Maryland and | cRowp stoop IN THE RAIN AND UNTIL some cloudiness, but withont rain, NEARLY THREE O'CLOCK THIS MORNING READ- cept preceded by a few showers aloug the coust;| iq pigpaTCHES YROM THE MINNEAPOLIS COm- northerly wind | vexTiox—sceNES AND APPENDVOS OF THE CONDITION OF THE WATER pr ature and condition of water at § — #reat Fulls, temperature. 72: condition, Washingtonians who wanted all the news 2. Receiving reserve srature, 76. Com’ about the Minneapolis convention and who aa eumaiiee a “Hating reservoir, | Wanted it ina burry knew where it could be THEY WANTED THE NEWS And They Got It From The Star’s Bulletin on a Screen. | | ‘Tem } ‘dition at north conne: condition at temperature, 77; condition at influent gate | had. They came down street and up street house, 5: condition at effluent gate house, 12 | and finally bunched themselves in front of THE High water. Low water. ‘Tan office. In order that everybody might have 723em = 748p.m.| 127 am. 2:10pm. | chance to read the clearly stated story of the $2.50 Panton Tapies For $1.40. ee eS a hoisted into position on the 11th street side of To draw another crowd to the Rink Juxivs : Laxspcnow will again sell those elegant large | the office and facing toward Pennsylvania ave-| lor tables at $1.40 each. Last of | nue.. On the balcony was the stereopticon and | Has 24-inch top, with lower shelf, | near the stereopticon were the men who op- im antique, mahogany and sixteenth century. | crated it. Inside the building in one of the | editorial rooms special dispatches were received Puree Ris Roast, 10c.: lamb, 12%¢c. to 15e.;| by one of Tur Stan's operators, and as rapidly veal, 1250. to 15e.; sugar cured ham, 12'c.; as the bulletins arrived they were rewritten on shoulder, Se.; BB. bacon, 10c.: 3 pounds lard, | glass and displayed on the ecreen. 25c.; old potatoes 65c. bushel; 1 peck new pota-| ru sHoWER DOES NOT DRIVE THEM AWAY. 5 ORE. Ine. shales —— Br | _ At the outset the crowd was amused and edi- Manner, fot Eee TATEBSATIONAX | 0a by the production of a number of plotures @ - which had no direct or other connection with convention proceedings. This was done because but few happenings of interest hed transpired between the publication of Tue Stam and the evening session. There is a difference of one hour between local and Mi time, and as the convention did not assemble until 8:45 there was only a little gossip to show the crowd here up to 10 o'clock. Rain, whioh fell briskly for a while, sent as man: into Taz Sean business office as could conveniently get in, | while hundreds of others secured shelter be- neath adjacent awnings and in neighboring doorways. Spxciat von Satenpay Oxxy. Cun. Xawpan’s fine champagne cognac. Mex’s Sumer “Frarxs. Straw hats, outing shirts, washable vests, Thin underelothes, light-weight neckwear, Office coata, 50c.; fast black socks, 2c. ; All kinds of suspenders, linen collars and cuffs, Best jean drawers, 50c.: linen hdkfs.. 15, 25e. | Umbrellas, leather belts, full dress shirts, @1. R. C. Lewis & Sox, Strictly One-price Hatters and Outfitters, 1421 New York avenue. Agarx Towornow.—Suezrz ,theconfectioner, | will again give bis Fatrons the benefit of those IT WAS A BLAINE CROWD. | Afterawhile, just when therain ceased, thestory | of the Alabama contest commenced to arrive and 10: | $F0™ that time until long after 1 a.m. the multi- “| tude was great and enthusiastic. It a | Blaine crowd when it started out. It cheered Harrison's picture and treated McKinley, Reed and Sherman with proper consideration,’ but it came nearer to de its vooal best when the photograph of the white plumed knight wax Sops, Se. a glass. and F and Welcker's Hotel. Surxrz, Save your eyesight. Consult Hewrxen. Axacostia, D. C., May 8, 1892. S. DENTAL Ass’s utlemen: Having had several teeth ex-| as thrown on the screeen. Throughout ted with your wonderful anesthetic, Zonine, | the entire evening, though, there was st emphatically recommendit. The opera | one steadfast follower of the stration. | He sat onthe concrete with his back propped up agatast the fence which surrounds the ice site. His voice wus ‘ly shrill and his lungs were never out of order. At all times—opportune or inopportune—be yelled for Harrison, and not juently he yelled alone. CHEERING CHANGED WITH THE NEWS. By and by it began to appear as though the President's frionds were getting the best of the argument in Minneapolis and there was an evi- dent disposition on the part of cautious ticians to help out the a. hen it wae plain that the anti- people had Deen set back by the development of a some- | what surprising majority there was @ marvelous | growth of administration sentiment and marked increase in the volume of administration cheers. Many of the onlookers were deeply intercated in the struggle over the Alabama case and at Jeast a hundred of them had pencils and note books out keeping their own tally on the figures as the vote by states was announced. THE CROWD GETS “‘Goop s10RT.” At2e.m. there was still a respectable gather- ing in front of the bulletin screen and it was not until 2:25, when the announcement of a re- cess was made, that the crowd dey for home. Last to leave was the administration man, who had been so lonesome during the earlier portion of the night. His voice was in tions were performed without the slightest pain while I was wide awake and in full posession of my senses. Cordially yours, | Wa. ©. Eoay. > : Tur Cocumax. 14th and E strects north- west, will make special rates for summer fhonihs, Penrect fillings: Gold, cement, kc. A vw Dewtan Assoctaty = e Qvauity of M Campers Curaxep by the Empire Catprt ‘Worss, 631-635 Mass. ave. n.w., are made moth- Proof free of charge. Telephone 425-2. “ Sess mscan§ 1875 Bete oF Nexsox, a genuine hand-made sour mash whisky of thé finest character, bottled | et the distillery. Cuantzs Kraruen, agent for ‘the District Columbia. - $3. Dewtat CITY AND DISTRICT. AP nina AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Axsavan's. — Carleton Opera Company in “Queen's Lace Handkerchief.” rst-rate condition and his ardor unabated. Hangs’ Buov.—“Fighting Fortune.” He went down Pennsylvania avenue not far be- ‘Tue Batre or Gerrrssvno.—15th strect and | bind a gentleman from Swam who had cr sapere on several Gone epmen the iow of re- on ied i ublican harmony by ‘@ reply to his Lantern High Schcol Dekartc Gass’ ™* | Iniperions inquiry of What's the matter with ve Hilly sas Ses A Remarkable State of Affairs. ‘To the Edftor of The Evening Star: cS atl EXCURSIONS TOMOEROW. R Vrew.—Steamer Penta st 9: ‘ RO OEGN ES oe | kaksaye tial Wisiuee imernceeal Gas: Mansmart Hart.—Steamer Macalester and | law forbidding the sale of liquor within one River Queen, 9 and 10 a.m., 2:45 p.m. | mile of the Soldiers’ Home is of no account. Corostat Bracu.—George Leary, 6 p.m. It certainly is very strange that with three Mr. Veuxox.—Macalester, 10 a.m. $5,000 Commissioners, several district attor- Ispiax Heap.—Macalester and River Queen, | neys and any number of lawyers on both Sen- 6:30 p.m. ste and House District committees, to say Bay Rrvor.—Trains leave B. and 0. station | nothing of the four hundred and odd members 9:15 a.m., 1:30 and 4.28 p.m. and Pergo — simple a Pon sya = otasang onc “ ‘ could not be embodied In a law that wo ee ee et sand the test. If our oficials “and congres- sional city council cannot do any better ne CONDENSED LOCALS. that, then I suggest that they tura the matter over to the citizens or the women and let them try their hand at it. A Cirizes. Tuomas H. O'Brizy could only raive $40 of the 250 fine imposed on him b¥ Judge Kim- ee ee eee aetere one o6 toe coat Yor Juror Cooper's Widow. ‘The following additional subscriptions for the benefit of the widow of Juror Cooper have been received at Tae STAR offic Heretofore acknowledged. it. Wansten Harvex foricited $5 in the Police Court"for eruelty to animals. Tune were only fourteen prisoners in the Police Court yesterday Extes J. O'Buyax, stopping with her friends, | Contutotor 180 Mr. CH. Price and family, 1125 3d street | £02 Baye ie ° southeast, dropped dead about 10:30 o'clock | /"m the jurors of May Court last night. Dr. 0. H. Combs was called, but Was unable to resuscitate her. Davi Jouxsox, a colored boy, was run over yahore und cart at 9th street and Grant day afternoon and his leg broken. | Total to date The Drill Postponed. Jed at the Children’s Horpital and | The lowering clouds and a slight fall of rain removed to his hom Grant avenue. prevented the National Fencibles from giving Jepp & Dx issued in handsome | the exhibition drill in front of the Arlington of the, Tenth An- | last night, but Capt. Domer hopes to be able to | Srutify the disappointed ones on the company’s return. - = Seg Wer Change of Xéune. ‘Through Sleeping Car Service From Wash- ‘This morning Joseph and Elizabeth Sholsky.| Ington by the Columbian Express Over Dy Messrs. F. P. Cle | the navivania Railroad. The attention of the traveling public is called to the through car service to —— | Cincinnati and St. Louis by the present meut of the Columbian exprow, leaving Wash- ington daily at 3:25 p. m. over the Pennsylvania railroad, arriving in Chicago 3:15 p. m., Cin- | ciunati 10:45 a. m. and St. 7:30 p.m. the following day. The sleeping cars filling this service are the | finest ever turned out by the Pullman company. ‘The entire truin is vestibuled and equipped | with all safety appliances, fusrantecing to the traveler every protection which modern inven- | tion can suggest.—Adrt. | —.-_—_ Special Excursion to Buffalo Niagara opal: by the Penusyivania Rallroude 4 petition for a ch sea reason that hix brother im May, 1 his name changed by the court in New Harris Saul to avoid business complications, he being engaged in business here and in New York. > The Flower Mission. The flower and fruit mission opened last Saturday at the training school, 1704 L street northwest, and will be continued every Saturday during the summer. Many flowers were donated by generous per-ous. What is most neeged is the service of ladies who will help in dis tributing the tlowers to the different hospitals, ‘The mtention is to give comfort to the sick and | Retpless. | on Sunday next, the 12th, by the Pennsylvania ilroud, io carry members and their friends attending the reunion on the 18th and léth, | Special train will leave Pennsylvania railroad | station at 700 am., arriving at Buffalo about = For the Chicago Convention ‘Take the Chesapeake und Ohio railway, via Cin- ¢innati and Indianapolis. T Tate, quick time. vestibuled truins, Pullman 10:00 p.m. The rate is ane! low sleepers. model dining cars. ‘Ticket offices, 513 | one, sad those desiring to take of the and 1421 Penn. ave. — Ades. excursion can secure tickets from members of > the order.—Adet. Seoas Exccusion Tickezs to all the north- | ———__ gre and eastern seavice, lakeside andl mountain | Central Democratic Committee Going to Ohi Yeeorts—to Deer Park and Onkland, the Vir-| Central! tion Pennsylvania Rail- finia Springs. Niagara Pulls, Luray Caverns, | fosds on p ettysburg and toall other points where people | ‘The central democratic committee, through gather in search of health and pleasure are now | William H. Manogue, William H. Mohler, J. on sale a1 all Baltimore and Ohio ticket offices | Fred Kelley and James F. Brown, the subcom- at greatly reduced rates. ‘These tickets will be | mittee to make arrangements for the trip to the sold from June 1 to September 30 and are valid | national democratic convention at Chteago next Before se- | month, have com arrangements with the for return passage urtil October 31. B. and O. | Pennsylvania railroad fore special train cou- Pullman Jecting your route or resort consult summer excursion book, in which shortest | sisting of solid vestibuled Foutes and lowest rates via “Picturesque B. and | with dining and composite coaches attached. ©.” to all resorts are given from points on that The party will leave here June 17 at 10:50 a.m. Toad cast of the Obio river: profusely and at- and arrive in Chicago the next morning at 9:30 tistically ilustrated. This book can be pro-| o’clock.—Adet. cured free of charge upon personal — ee te ticket agents Baltimore and Obio Railroad| Tye Conver Cues of the District of Co- Company, or you can have it mailed to yuu by | jugs Washington by special train sending name and address with 10 esste x | Smbia will leave — stamps. to Chas. 0. Scull, geucral passenger ‘agent, Baltimore, Md. 4dve Pest | Sam —— . buled sleeping cars and dining car. Diagrams Hazy Fane to Cuicaco. The Baltimore and | —“s- .s commities Qbio railroad announces the sale of round-trip | ST¢ new in the — — Sotety from all statnons to Chicago, June 16. to | Wee sarie pactrece Dares nie tbe een 20 inclusive, at rate of oue fare for the round mioees presen: trip, on the occasion of the national democratic ae oe L Soo convention, on June 21. Tickets will be valid for return journey until July § inclusive. The Yound-trip fare from Washington will be 927.00.— Acct. Pee Sens st Stor taking dangerous drugs and confine Yoursgf to “Bromodine™ for curing your head- ¢Be. Xn instant cure and harmless. 35¢.—Adet. | - —_—— | Tus is 4 Racket rou Texxis Puayzas.— We have 100 of the celebrated Horstman rackets | Jeft, both styles for men and Indies. The average | Price is $5 to #7. Weare going to make a clean Szxp your Brrons leaving town for the summer store your furniture, trunks, boxes, c., with Lati- mer & Sloan, 1407 G street.—Adet. Go Wirm tHe “Nat. | by the overturning of a bottle of diluted car- | bolic acid. . Ks VAG ING AMUSEMENTS. bs Dawox axp Prraas.—The lest ni at the New ‘Theater as a benefit to the Potomac Corps,W. R. C., was an occasion that presented many features. It was in an artistic sense a decided credit to all who participated in it, Mr. W. C. Boag as Pythias and Mr. Edwin G, Berry as Damon were received with a degree of approval that amounted to enthusiasm. |audience was of a cl that brought | marked distinction to the event in a social way Among those present were President Harrison, Secretary Rusk, Lieut. Parker, Mrs. McKee, ‘Miss Clara Barton, Mr. and Mra. Robert Down: ing, Representative and Mrs. Owens and others ot ‘prominence. One of the most highly appreciated features of the evening was singing of “Home, Sweet Home” by Mise Jennie O'Connell. Her selection called forth a | hearty demand for an encore and she left an | exceedingly favorable impression. The cast for | the play was an efficient one throughout. It included David C. Bangs, whose Dionysius was sn exceedingly le performance, Bert- . B. Downing, Fritz Foster, B Bexste . was wresented with a silk ‘lag by Mrs. M. it wheeee the name of the Potomac Corps. The play | was produced under Mr. Boag’s direction and gave evidence of his knowledge of stage direc- ‘tie while his assumption of the rt of Pythias showed bis improvement and develop- ment as an actor. Gun Ecmo.—A grand festival will be given at Glen Echo tomorrow afternoon and evening in the Chautauqua grounds. Games and con- testa are d for the children, with souvenirs for the winner, and the Glen Echo orchestra will furnish an appropriate program. Barges leave the foot of Potomac street at 10 am.and 2 p.m. The boat, with music on board, returns at 7 p.m. It ‘promises to bee gala day for the Fagen people. In case of rain ‘the festival will be postponed. peaks aa ‘THREE FUNERALS. ‘Three funerals took place here yesterday, At 1o’clock this morning the late Joseph Hopkins, who died afew days ago at Trappe, Md., was buried from the residence of his son on King street near the Peabody School building. Andrew Jackson , KB. and A. Masons, with other Masons, escorted — the remains to the toinb and made the farewells of Ainsonry. At noon the remains of Lieut. John ¥. Guy of the metropolican police force arrived here from Washington and were placed ina vault at the M. P. cemetery until pi tions for the interment are completed. At 4 o'clock in the afternoon the remains of the Inte John P. Ag- new were buried. The funeral took place from his residence on Duke and Pitt streets in thi city, and a large number of Alexandrians the last tribute of respect to the- old and es- teamed citizen. CITY TAXES TO BE PAID. The mayor is calling on business men and dog owners tocome up at once and settle for the license tax on business and the dog tax. ‘The clerk of the common council is now pre- paring the city tax bills on real and personal estate, and the bills will be in the hands of the city tax collector by the middle of this month. ‘Then a discount of 10 per cent will be allowed onall taxes paid before the ist day of July and many thousand dollars will be pald by that PUBLIC SCHOOL MATTERS. Hon. Lewis McKensie has presented another handsome American flag to the boys of Wash- ington public school, to be hoisted on the new staff recently presented to that school. The original trustees of this school were nearly all soldiers of the revolution, one of them, Col. John Fitzgerald, baving been an ide-de-camp ‘of Washington. " The school at first designed by the donation of Washington to educate “orphans and the sons of widows,” has expanded to include in its twelve ivisions nearly all the white bore who aro be- g educated in Alexandria, reac] grades from Col. Ficklin’s High School “0 Misa Btsuon's kindergarten for little boys. ‘The building over which the national flag waves is a copy of the Amidon building in South Washington, and its annex, with three school rooms, is the old Acad- emy building where Gen. Washington estab- lished his public free school in 1784 All the schools are flourishing. LIKE THE NEW FASHION, The Methodist Protestant churcly has grown wonderfully in the esteem of the Alexandria ladies since the last conference struck “obey” from the marriage service, and a “combine” of the handsomest young women in town is now to be organized on the principal “all marringes shall hereafter be celebrated after the M. P. tual.” ‘THE MOUNT VERNON RAILWAY. ‘The work of the laying of rails on the Wash- ington, Alexandria and Mount Vernon railway is nowcomplete from the foot of King street to the Alexandria and Washington depot and extends on Fairfax street 69 feet toward Mount Vernon. The workon the way toward Mount Vernon will not be resumed until after the meeting of the directors in Philadelphia next xorEs. Ex-City Sergeant Lucas is improving, but doth his wife and daughter have been injured ‘The Hydraulion Steam Fire Engine Company is considering an invitation of the Independent Hove Company of Frederick, Md., to visit that e. ocanae Ramsay and Zimmerman of Lee Camp, Confederate Veterans, are arranging for # suitable uniform for the veterans to be worn on parade. a eae ‘Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: E. B. Addison to Joseph D. McCauley, sub 199, sq. 132; $4,968. C.E. Stanford et al. to A. H. Marlow, part 4, sq. 784; @—. J. F. Branson to Joseph A. Repetti, part 17, sq. 708; $700. W. Hieston to A. N. Dewey, sub 28, block 22, Rose- dale, &c.; $1,500. ©. Gessford to F. Pitzer, tot 2, eq. 652; David Moore to W. H. Spelshouse, lot 7, block 16, addition to Le Droit Purk; &-. W. 'H, Spelshouse to E. 0. Cald- well, same property; $1,695.70. Jas, Lowndes toG. T. Parks, sub’ 96, 'sq. 855; #552. G. T. Parks to BD. Bridges, tame property; @—.” T. J. D. Fuller to Fannie Souder, sub 23, sq. 285; $—. Martha A. Billman to J.D. Burn, Porte 1d and 15, block 10, ‘Trinidad; @—. . §. Cox to A. C. Clark, subs 25 and 38, sq. 804; $2,985.60. J. H. Meredith to A) Wesley, int. in lot 26, seo. 8, Barry farm; €—. M. Whipple to J. 8. Chute, sub 20, sq. 124; $2,000. J. H. Everett to John O'Brien, sub 178, 0q. 206; $4,000. Mary E. Rogers to £. P. Bunvea et al, sub 19, block 46, Holmead Manor; $1,650. W. ©. Duvail to Caroline P. Swearin- n, sub 31, sq. 72; $4,150. W. Waring to C. K"Tanner ot “GL, lot 45 and 46, D. & L.'s sub Mt. t; @—. J. D. Burn to Martha E. Billman, parts 14 and 16, block 10, Trinidad; @. Elizabeth M. Power to W. 8. Bolton, sub 10, block 42, Holmead estate; $2,130. 6. A. Show to H. Myers et al., in trust, part 20, block 12, Mori ; $8,967.45. W. B. Easton et al'toH. M. Baker, 24, aq. 990: J, W. Buckin; sub 81, aq. 1603; $2,800. H. Walter to Jus. T. Gant, lot 9, sq. Thos. E. Ws to Cecilia MC e 10 and 1 \- Peter G. Guigon to . A. Griswold, 61, Chichester; 91,200. W. F. to M. Halzbierlein, pt: 17, Prospect Hill; $2,700. 5 nington to P. Hettenkerner, Takoma Park R. Brown Benzler, sub 22, eq. 72; $y Matilda E. Ghi- selin to’ BL. Walker, pt. 28, sq. 693; @—. @.G. Campbell to 8 151°%, Mik, 25; Columbia Haightny @ “Sige , 25, jum bil tes ‘. to W. B. Osburn, lot 21, bik. 18, ; $1.00. C. B to Lizzie Moorhead, Lachlin to W. Mo Nannie W: 158; ing to Marshall Hall, steamer sweop and sell them for $1.48. The very | ing to Marshal amateur tennis racket made costs you a | deal more. This is the only and last and you bare tg: ce of this week | to secure one. A. Ka: 909 Pennsylvania | if Hees Rouxp-rair Tickers to Chicago by the Pennsylvania railroad will be sold, fhe 16th. good to return until July’ 8 ‘at one Kethanson % se to sub E, oq. 567; the A. Connor to G, Thotipens, sab 607; #. E. al, same 1074; @—. “Ann Taube sub 16, oq. 331 C. M. Bryant to L. Stet pt eich S10; 8-H parton Le ico onal: lot 18, block 11, af? i 3, a ry t i fi ST. PAR: WASHINGTON. De in the Police Court this mornir.g, the charge against them being larceny. Burt was em- ployed as butler in the house of Mr. Samuel S Howland on H street and Doyle was a servant, in the house. Mr. Howland had missed articles of clothing, such as shoes, stockings, ties and handkerchiefs. Warrants were their "rooms and them were found some of the missing articles. The defendants denied the charge, and accounted for the possession of the articles. ‘The butler said that what was in his room he intended to send to the laundry, but Mr. How- land said they were not to bein his room. Doyle, who was upon to explain the possession of @ pair of shoes, said that be found them in the cellar, and not knowing to whom they bel the butler said he could take them. He denied that he intended to k nged to {atended to keep any articles that belonged The on] convicted both defendants and the court fined Burt $40. Doyle paid a fine of $10. plana ada. 2g Reception to m Pustor. Rev. W. J. Thompson, recently appointed to Fourth Street M. E. Church, and who entered upon his duties on Sunday last, will be tendered. reception at the church this evening at 8 o'clock by the congregation and friends. On Sunday morning next children's day will be celebrated. The will preach a special ser- mon on this occasion and the choir will render ial music, assisted by an orchestra, The Sunday school will have’ hair service ‘Sunday night. Taz Prories Coxripexca ‘Has been won by HOOD's SABSAPARILLA In a Manner Never Equaled. Of our thousands of letters of from draugwists ‘wo give the following from Mr. C. 0. Bigelow, the at Prescription druggist, who has a very large business at 102 Sixth Avenue, New York Oity “I am, on genoral princivles, averse to expressing my Views, pro or con, in respect to any proprie- tary article, but in the light of Hood's Sarsaparilla being the product of w brother apothecary, will ‘say, Hood's Sarsaparilla has secured a PLACE IN THE PUBLIC CONFIDENCE never attained by ‘any proprietary medicine that I have handled dur- ing an experience of more than twenty years in the drug trade. It ‘MUST POSSESS TRUE MERIT As remedial agent to retain its increasing popular- ity as @ household remedy. Tho sale of Hood's exceeds that of all similar preparations combined, of which I keep in stock some fifteen or twenty. Its PRAISES ARE PROCLAIMED Dally at my counter by those who have been beno- fited by it, many of whom are personal acquaint- ances." CLARENCE 0. BIGELOW, Apothecary. HOOD'S PILLS cure sick headache, biliousness, assist digestion—the best after-dinner pills. 3 Bara Or Baaory. Baby blemishes, pimples, red, rough hands and falling hair prevented by CUTIOURA SOAP. Most effective skin purifying and W WX, W EEE ppp ppp 1 NN N Gog WWWWE DDD DILNNNG G WWWW FE DDD DIHNNNG WWWW ED DD pit NNN Gag WoW EEE DDD bpp Il NNN GGG BPP RRR EEE ,SSs EEE NN N Pp p 6§ SR UNW N PPP RRR RE “ss, FE N > R a NN 4 POR R Exe Sss8 Bue N XN OF You have to buy: come right to us. We have th largest stock of Silver Ware, Clocks, Lamps and Bric- a-Brac in the city. Our store, 100 feet deep, is filled with Wedding Gifts, d you can save time, trouble and money by ling on us. Hints to those who have to buy. Barcus Ty Srentixe Saver. Bon Bon Spgs, #2 to Sugar Spoomg, #2 to $3.50. Butter Knives, $2.50 to #4. Walt dozen Coffee Spoons, #3.75jto $8. Half dozen Tes 85 to B12. Jelly Spoons, 83 to $3. Berry Spoons, 85 to $10. Half dozen Forks, 812 to $20. Half dozen Tablespoons, 812 to $20. Handsome Pieces, cased, 86 to 875. Chests of Silver Ware, $50 to $300. o Suver—Praren Wane. WARRANTED THE BEST QUADRUPLE PLATE. Butter Dishes froin 82.50 to 86. Cake Baskets from 83 to 88, Ice Pitchers, 85 to 870. Bon Bon Dishes, 82. B-piece Tea B-piece Tea Baking Dishes, $5.50 to 810. Soup Turvens, 86 to 812. Ice Tubs, $4 to 86, ‘Now-s-days, with hundreds of baking Powders to pick from, teachers of cook- ery choose and ure Cleveland's, for it does the best work, the most work and is holesome. perfectly: SSSSESESERGERRSRENEEEEE use CLEVELAND'S use, use BAKING POWDER. use use ‘Wholesome, Leavens Most, use. use Leavens Best. use use. use use use, use se Use Use Use USS Use USS Use USE Use URE TBO URS TEE UUs WSF Use UBe Use Use Use Ln! Tse Use Use Use TSE use Uso use Use Toilet Sets, #10 to 820. Trays and Waiters, 83 to $20. Crumb Tray and Scraper, 86 to $10. Crocs. Black Enameled 8-day Cathedral Chime, 85. Same quality, larger case, $7.50. Mounted with top ornament, 87.50. French Onyx Clocks, #15 to 8100. Learner Goons. White Card Cases, stiver trimmed, 86 to 810. White Combination Cases, $10 to 25. White Prayer Books, stlver trimaméi, $10 to 820. Watch Card Cases, complete, 810. Novelties in Leather and Silver, $3.50 to 810. Osvx Tartzs, Oxyz Lawes And our entire stock of BRIC-A-BRAQ at ACTUAL department. COST to close out the RRR oH H A RRR RRR IT Ree OR OH dy RMR RPA, TT 885s . PARP RR. HHA AR RR RI Sss8 cra 1c ae FC PS Peds 6 08 oO e aas* Coco 00 ZT 906,8,10 COR. 7TH AND D ¥.W. VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV V VVVVVVVVYVVVVVY AAAAAAAAA AAAAAAASAAAAAAA Y a Lf NEED TRE dozen Adjustable Wire Win- Berwens, : 25c. Excu-$2.75- Dozen. ‘ 25 Feet with 3-Qoazr, $1.35 Exce. 4-Qoaer, $1.70 Enxcz. Recreate case Oxx $2.50 Excu. Bansaz & Ross, UFMAN, sa 900 PENNA. AVE. N.W. $ Fair Axo ———— . Sarurpay -aT— Ovr Srone. oat Sache $555 55 geal Leen Than Sieg BOE. yards EENTINe CHOISE A = c.PERYARD, “@8“O8 choles 81 a PANCY SILK DRESS GIMPS That ne gold st Se and bose at 10c. rezvanv. 8 3 $9 189 5 gross of TETLOW'S = GOSSAMER FACE ‘POWDERS that tapas for, = HH ot 120. a pox. a ROSE AND SeeES TOOTH POWDERS is for Sc. per ounce OUNC, SF 2° ob. BB -pound Bo} ORRIS, BORAX and PRECIPI- aoa eis EoCiik emer saa, eo we AT 6c, 4 Box. a Best Quality of RUSSET TAN SHOE DRESSING. o Sells everywhere for 250. o = jc. PEROAN. “SR “Gh “HOOK AND RYE TAPE. woe “ar Yin BB TBE ENTIRE CHOICE OF OUR FINE LINEN ‘That sold at 6, 8, 10and 12c. each argc BOB OB NICKEL TOURIST POCKET INK STANDS r eo: sold for 25e. wee ors Bee A FULL LINE OF LADIES’ OIL SILK AND ‘RUBBER BATHING CAPS S&S FE mu lZow BW Bw Pp CARTERS CopviNG FLUID. seg l0e "2 aa 22 $32 ar Hc. PER varp. i] ght vin GARhee Se Wauary woe & & at 80cremrecce BW BW LADIES’ SILK TAFFETA GLOVES, Tn Blaek, Tan and wr BB LADIES’ PLAITED CHEMISETTES, ‘All st 5 at 1 9c.ram a 208, S&F at 19. SA OS ALL-LINEN SQUARE-CUT_ WHITE SAILOR COLLARS: esol BSR ____ EXCURSIONS, &o, CITY ITEMS. - EXCURSIONS, &c. Save Money and Build Houses. —_| FST Excunsiox, Season of 1802, -The = season is near and the = “a By the a = [ ages - ——s ==) NATIONAL RIFLES other house can compete with us in the prices Te for unadulterated Sugar: MARSHALL BALL, ae goo ree | oy MONDAY, JUNE 13, AT 6.30 O'CLOCK. Block and Powdered Sugar STSAMER MACALESTER. ‘Tickets for sale by members and at the boat, _jo10-3 i eepem demands of our DFT FAL To TaKE $2 a ve just [Sree nil Gas Saal aea‘seeutace | 7HEDELIOWTPCL rasp v0 GLEN EcHO. 2 GRAND L att Comoe, Tes, cs are (incasrat rin caren ie S| miliar | PROGRAM AFTERNOON AND EVEN! NG BY THE — O'clock GLEN ECHO ORCHESTRA. | | | at conaeste for the children. Handsome | | “Preston's mewly neseeractes leave dock foot ifs ne Georgetown, at 10 o'clock a.m. and | Tux Great Attaxtic axp Pacrrio Tza Co., ~~ i 3 board at 7 kp m 501 and 503 Seventh st. n.w. jen eetao rail cacao wok days four | Baaxonzs: 1690 14th et, n.w.—S104 M ot, | Siem Pehaon tbe bear and ret oss heter ad ——815 H st, n.e.——88, 89 and 60 | every half our.” On Bunday cars tus every twelve Center Market.——67 and 68 Eastern Market. | ™ipntes. at Lutheran Memorial Cb: = $1 and 92 Western Market.—8 and 9.0 | dthst ast Vermont aeonerst lemmortal Charsh | Street Market.——101 Northern Liberty Market, | Socheck suarp Ail siucies are lope yc at om a towmax | Gene ig chorus for the reat festival on the 21 and Telephone 948. GW. BY River ON THE CHESAPEAKE et Ser a — He Can Supply Your Needs. BOATING, A Noah's Ark. Tnort's, 1602 14th st. n. w. BATHING, eee on Boceenty FISHING, It is to Your Interest to Buy Onur Java and Mocha Coffee, 30c. pér pound. It cannot be equaled elsewhere under 35c. Our Old Man Java Coffee makes A royal drink. Broad Bun Creamery Butter, the finest, Only 25c. per pound. Have you tried our DAILY CONCERTS AND OTHER AMUSEMENTS. ‘Trains leave B. and O. station, Washington, week days at 9:15 am., 1:30 and 4:28p.m. Sundays at Palace steamer Columbia—capacity, 4,000-—con- | nects at Bay Ridge with the 9:15 a.m. train week on Rise Chop Tea? days and the 9:35a.m. train Sundays, affording an ‘Thg best Tea for the money in the world. opportunity for @ delightful trip 70 miles on the | ‘Only 50c. per pound. Chesapeake bay. Round trip on steamer, 10c. 1 As iced Toa it is very refreshi Round-trip tickets from Washington, $1.00. Murzoxn's Fine Family Grocery, 417 7th st.n.w.* eed esta Special Sale of Outing Shirts. Weare strictly in it, and if you want to be get one of our elegant Cre 50c. Bee samples in E st, window. We have the Cheviote, Sateens, Bedford Cords, &c., at T5c., $1, $1.25 and $1.50. Our Laundered Outing 8. B. HEGE, City Passenger Agent, 493m 1351 Pa. ave, ““From the lofts dome of the heavens” to. R= VIEW, ‘The Monarch of Summer Resorts E. 8. RANDALL, 9:350.m., 1:90and 3:15 p.m. | parce PEsEsDA PARR Cirous of Trained Dogs st 2 and 7 o'clock p.m. Grounds will de beautifully lirated by are and im condenent eleotric lights The heactifa! 10.000 Steam Caroonal, aeome se at ons time and accompanied ba eee 9 to 1G, ERE Rew ewe shady ride to ail chikiren to ses ‘the binds and animals ‘rane modating Dy & coat ew cate under the manacement af the celelwrated coterwr abd chef, Alamatidre Foran Among other attractions @e thr. b with rustic seats and tates for PRIZE BAZAA MUSICAL Pa: TERY. THE DAR. TE QROUSBS | Er Sea TAR Amale protection to all ¢ deputy, of ant deat of onder will he NSO LIGE ORS AN SOLD ON TROT Plenty of open car will be run and good’ aocummo- dations guaranteed Tor al Admfeston to er andeand dog chous and toglancing on pasion Fi he Gennget M sta., Georgets wn, T pHE WONDERFUL ES are stil! open. and fgrtghle ecroutinonistioae at ¢ ington at 338) p.m. do ¢ ie Dehack avain 2:10 pin. Beat day. Let ds take wt ia. ‘mab-US-he ND CHAUTAUQUA wartermd ¥ “ * fa pe Sere ‘any point on the cabal ato JOR CHARTER— THE by day. week or mon or te Baily a: dood seeing ac tod for tarmily cUlars and terins = oe p C. DUVALL “ STAGE EXCURSIONS. Dees TAL Diag ea Bes Ro. _ LEGAL NOPICES Pr THE SUPREME 4 Wotding « special ter: Pro NEXT SUNDAY) guy sv NEXT sUNDAYS JUNE 12 NEXT 8 t extraordinary of the emperors of the air, The JEWELL BROS., Shirts, your choice at $1. The latest Vest Sash, ‘91.50. Special inducements for tomor- row.’ Summer Neckwear, 5c. each. Boys’ | Belts, Sc. each. We carry = completo line of | Straw Goods from 50c. up, and lease all at In thei: 01 mT H. Faixpuaxpes & Buo.'s Gioudlang 4000 fect m the argos 18 Mh and E sta, Ont or Rew yore Brolled Live Lobster still continues to be | earth: Sendatousl PANSCRUTE LEAS. Bon tee the favorite summer special! Hanver's. It Plue-veulted firmament to the green lawns wer Men’s Twilled Cotton Drawers, 25c. SUND. ALLOQON E TABLE. Children’s Jersey Shirts, three for 2c. 0 PEN TE att oe ks ee TAREE wasn White Moaquito Net, nearly 2 yards wide, 5c. | INGTON at 12:15 %nd ‘S40 Gm. Steaiaer Ieave Bedford Cords, new dress goods, 250." | iver Viewat 4, 1-48, 7 and 6.18 | Black Plaid India Linen, 10c. Challies, Se. | | COMING: James Pulte Sous Jt Byro- China Silks, 390.” Surah Sill, 396. ae nt mee as —Canrens,” Ti Harket space, | 10 Grey bine GASORELE Jone it bo Read the Ad, this evening of Caysox Bar, | 12.08; o( 788 gue,weck later. | Biwutital wise by Cxormxo Co., Teh and D. At | of panne and conten tor the Satlien ae Pa a Fat, This in your pipe. We allow 20 per | pm for Aca Bei ha ain't with mnt cent off on our entire stock of Clothing for | at 7o'clock p.m., reachity Washington before dat Saterday only. All goods marked in plain fig- | 3e‘fesiments on the ground. Hound trip, adj ures and one price to all, The above ‘discount | 22° so : _. THIS EVENING...... ORBED bd ‘the Blue tomac’s Waves. “JUNE EVENINGS ON THE RIVER.” To MARSHALL HALL and INDIAN HEAD. NOES Macales: er and Bi Every Thureday. Friday and sets: 6: p.m. Latina at Fare, 2or the round ofp Nosrors. AND WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CO. means you can buy Clothing for less than actual | $45 PM. cost, He Fntrpucepan ao, cor sthocd ee, | TPE= FUik Don’t Fail to readad. of Caxyox Batt Cuoturye Co. in this evening's Staz,7th and D. Claret! Claret!! Claret!!! Direct from vineyard California, 25c. a bottle. Old Rye Whisky (4 years old), 75c. quart. Pure Old Port Grape Wine, 50c. large bottle. 1t* Mzrzozn's Fine Grocery, 4177th st. n.w. > = Elixir Babek cures all malarial diseases. 1t gi ————— IPS, Pas STEAMER ‘GEORGE LEARY.” SUMMER SCHEDULE FOR COLONIAL BEACH AND PINEY POINT. Grand opening at Piney Point on SATURDAY JUNE 11, 1892. Pure Pure Our Process Flour, $1.50, 75 and 40c. sack. Potted Meats of all kinds, Jel0&14-21 P. R. Wrisox, 994 7th st. nw. Bi Sliced Dog Collars engraved, Razors el Rodgers’ Cutlery. Watronp's, 477 Fas ned free. ave. 1t* LADIES’ FANCY AND CORDED BORDER FINE SWISS HANDKEERCHIEFS, Fully 200 dogea, gro Ie BB rasting our profits on Ladies’ Belts, Youcan have any belt that we sell ut otber tiines for 85,45 and # oF SF me BBB | Ladies’ Lisle Vests, Balbriggan and Exyptian Yar in colors, White and uaa fa . 38. 3 and 3c. 8F aut at D5c. BB ae oa os “a <D BOYS' BICYCLE HOSE, sizes 8 to a Reavy weight, Warranted Yost black fa aT 288 GMEN'S NIGHT SHIRTS, slightly soiled, all 14. game as wosuld for dik. | © oT tT25¢- SOR OS The greatest line of Fine All-silk NECKWEAR EVER SEEN for the price, You can invest 50e, and you do not get any better results. In fuct they were made to cll at that price, Gut were never shipped to the party that e order. ‘Tecks, Flowing Euds, Four in Hand and Windsors. ‘The patterns are perfectly lovely,and at the same tims f@s 2% BwEsE | cost to close the carpet department. You will ‘The steamer George Leary will leave the company's ZhAIT, foot of That every morning during the. pew son, except Saturday, at 8 q'clocksand.on every Sat- for Coluuiat Beact Thos. D. Singleton, 415 7th st. n.w. a“ | leaves Gcloniat SEEK cece cree icles Boe Don't miss the 15 per cent discount now being offered by Tuomas D. Sixoterox, 415 7th st. 2.W., on all cash sales of Furniture, Mattings, Oil ‘Cloths, Window Shades, Refrigerators, [ce Chests, Baby Carriages, Wire Doors and Window Screens and other scasonable small stock of Body and Tapestry Brussels and extra All-wool Ingrains offered at less than wholesale ‘Sun* pon at 10 pm, and Sunday at 9 t Fetia Rite eet Seat Beery . Th evening: int af 3:3 p10. weep. re tobi a alld arr fi tor tus pond try ts Colonist Et be astonished to see how low you can purchase i first-class goods. You cannot afford to pass this offer if you are in need of anything in our line. Tuomas D, SINGLETON, 415 7th st. | nw. jel0-2t eee Read What the Cayxox Batt CLormxe Co. say about prices in another column. It ——S ter during the season should tle in order to sac are dates. aan CALLAHAN, Gen'l Supt, THE ACORN CLUB To MARSHALL HALL TUESDAY, JUNE 14, 1892. STEAMER CHARLES MACALESTER. TICKETS, 50 CENTS. Can be obtained from members oF at the boat. 306-78 An Excellent Tonic and a Healthy Bev- erage. We have reference to James | Berkeley Whisky," which is one of the most pop- ular brands of liquor on the market. Its true merits have been tested by many Washington- ians, who declare it tobe without question the best'tonic and by far the healthiest drink as a beverage in this or any other city. It has a na- | tional reputation because » large percentage of | Congressmen drink no other stimulant except | “Tharp's Berkeley.” Many of our prominent physicians prescribe it in their daily practice, with excellent results. ‘This pure old brand can only be purchased at Tuaur's Stony, 818 F strect northwest. cet | over VERNON. iis veamer.Macsinte to Have yeu a poor appetite? If so try a stick | Moun. Verna om. pe of White's Yucatan Gum Just before each meal |e adiniesion’ bo" the ‘mansion is of and you will find it very beneficial. je6-6t | Mount Vernon. Onfe on the steainer. "Motunt Vernon Fk ae LY HALT —Stoamers Macalester and "es “Old Rye MOUNT VERNON, THE TOMB OF MASHING TON, GREEN Lawns OF MARSHALL HALL. Double Deodorized Standard Vapor Fluid, 5| nie Guasgagliows:, Son, van gals. 60c.; delivered free to all; worth $1. Sm 290, 3:2 AB pm. je8-8t ‘Youo, 714 K st. n.w. oath, BX BURDAY Danton ne aaa 2-45 mE ST ee IXDI, . S. Heller, 720 7th st. n.w., is making a spe- Morb Rall borh wap, THURSDAY. Publ Frames Frames Frames Frames Frames Frames | cialty in Ladies’ and Children’s Hair Cutting aye Rg [Ae Frauics Fraines fyames Frames Frames Prames | and Shampooing, also cures Dandrui™, my20-t¢ ‘outer Pavillon Ro ced ores” Frames: . eo oD morn- cM OS ; None Name It But to Praise. ing or tripe of our steamers ani feturnon Frames M. Siuvensere & Co., Erames | Wheeler & Wilson's New High Arm No. 9. any of ‘the coupany's regular bouts for one round-trip ramos ‘ A marvel of lightness and swiftness. ZAMER RIVER QUEEN for Alexandris and Finney OCTUNS TRAME MAKERS Fumes | Jal7 Ottice 487 Oth ot. nw. | rite; nde te fur te hg aime Fram EE css : ails ied. Fisinen Az Porvrar Prices. Frames | Royal Glue mendseverything. Druggists. 100 | tmpchattotice! 2 ARERR) Ss aa Frames 5,000 Frames = “of Marshall Wa can leave, Washington at 7th Frames Stylesand combinations of Molding. Fraines AMUSEMENTS. oF WER QUEEN, - a i a Electrte ne and 22. 9 sm. ron ee oe Biames Gasine cave. sofianter fuue 1 lvina excyrolonists the advastare ae Set ne ete, ty PE |p rae eat, acne ee| RS a and durably. fame a JUS Ig Ggeloak. ee 3 Afb guy oo Ene - — pee DRE TGAR, MERHERTS AND uxEns” TRANSPORT: So oe Frames ‘The Fuser Lab See © To BOSTON BY SEA. frames i = NOTICE Go down 13th at., as Spring ak a es ESSER Tayror Fane AND 313 STH ST. ¥.W. A ARK. Doi % Howes rt amen WASHINGTON qu, LOUISVILLE, guaran 2 ‘ant H Foster emesis ieee et te ny, Pome | oadaion ee pest Soh dp an and Senay at dame Frees gfho® Store. Framed Aumivane Gaaxn open Ho Fare, including meals and upper deck state- S Frames frame ‘Brames Frames Frames — r — : frmmes Frames Frames Frames Frames Frames Evenings at 8:15. Matinee Saturday. includiiig ineais wid ‘ais ealoon wate Canmant & Lewy. $23 7TH ST. AND 706 K ST. A SPECIAL OFYERING IN INDIA LINON at 1240. ‘anything sold. as loug FINE DOTTED SWISS at 25c. yard. FIGURED SWISSES at 25, 35, 45 and ®0e. FINE BLACK INDIA LINON at 1236, 15, 18, 20 and ‘Be. yard. 40-INCH IRISH ee ee eee styles. Only CHILDREN'S CARDINAL DERBY RIBBED HOSE, Ponitive fast colors, Sizes to 8%. Only 12h46e. pair. LADIES’ PURE SILE MITTS ot 25 and 50c. pate. AINS IN PARASOLS. CABHART & LEIDY, ‘G28 7th st. and 706 K st. a. . IROVAL === (Each State Room contains Two Berths.) For further information address A. L. HUGGINS, Agent, foot Long Dock, Baltimore, Md. AEE viNING P= aie (CHEAP "a AD PLEASANT EXCURSIONS. 00. nen > | Rew fom 635 am. “antl 735 pm TWELVE! - SAIL ON THE POTOMAC FOR 15 CENTS. Segigon sstent band Metzerott's, a a St and 7. ¥. Dean, Sonesta ‘Last Found trip, 6:80 p.m. ‘WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY, SUXE 4 ; ca ‘The Latest Dramatic Succe — cE REO PL REE bien page aes ats os ‘venainiacences from 1776 to 1808. ‘oenes! ‘Startling Recta! Now Music and New Dances. _jot-0t es ¥ UNDA | TNDAY runing, | t Colonial tata no tmproper pees GROGAN | lished in the Wastin Star once aw EDWARD §. MeCALMU! JOHN'S BLATE Prostors for ap [* ™ strana Pb. WitioHT, iter of Wills for the B. &, pe20,17,%4 THE DISTRICT ou oF before the 2 vided. a. copy of this Atrue copy. ‘Test Jet-lawtw [) TE scrrenr, i ton & Hoal The . Basen nalivan, BS. ‘On’ motion of the plaintiffs, by Mi fheir solicitor, tt is Grdered that defer Durand, Thotnss W. Pearsall and Stey who are _uon-rewidetits, an have heen Insvie | appeacauce to be rule day occurring tort the cause will be py The ot H. B, Wells, satite, Harvey a V. White tay ded with ws {th came lowe ay and “in partion sporty witunte Send on between the real pr own ae This no Star and the art, A y Yen. for Seariless Matting. Price Shige or Sia roll, #0 ye tor extra heavy Ds re price We. Dom Inc . Rana painted Denke pas wT Kabout us, aut if you fl PAY = we have ever deceived f come. Se will protect yo uch or how litte youbuy. Cowe wee! e M. C. Gaasry, China, tee. Double Stores, Furniture, Mattince 110-1 St. bet. Poand Q n.w.- myad Lancs Srock Lowest Paicrs, Easwwsr Terns aT Gnooars Mooorn Crevir Hovse, ‘819, S21 and 823 7th st. nw. Fonsrrcne Asp Hovservaxtsnrses OF EVERY CONCEIVABLE DESCRIPTION Reeds Baby Carriave. We have almast a bundred petterns for you to select from, REMEMBER fe sold on credit aud onr credit are ‘Bverything — oa ‘Aamall deposit at thine of purchase and the balance ia ‘sums to euit you, & week or a month apart. OCAWS t