Evening Star Newspaper, June 10, 1892, Page 22

LOCAL MENTION. ileus ontaeete ‘The Weather. FORECAST THLE 8 P.M. SATURDAY. For the District of Columbm, Maryland and . ome cloudiness, but without rain, ex- cept preceded by a few showers along the coast; northerly winds. CONDITION OF THE WATER ‘Temperature and condition of water at 8 a.m.: Great Falls, temperature, 72: condition, 2. Receiving reservoir, temperature, 76. Con- ition at north connection, 2; condition at south connection, 4: distributing reservoir, ture, 77; condition at influent gate house, 5: condition at effluent gate house, 12 High water. | Low water. Tem 748 p.m.| 1:27 am. 2:10pm. 22.50 Panton Tastes For $1.40. To draw another crowd to the Rink Juxres Lasssveon will again sell those elegant large solid cak parlor tables at $1.40 each. Last of the 500 lot. Has 24-inch top, with lower shelf, in antique, mahogany and sixteenth contury. SPEcrAL Yor SaTcnpar Oxtx. Puree Rin Roast, 10e.; lamb, 12%4c. to 15e.5 veal, 123¢c. to 15e.;'sugar cured ham, 12%4c.; shoulder, 8¢.; B. B. bacon, 10c.; 3 pounds lard, 25c.; old potatoes.65c. bushel; 1 peck new pota~ toes, 40c.: eggs, I8e.: choice creamery print, a a postal order. LxTEENATIONAL 7 1201 Est. now. Cun. Xaxpen’s fine champagne cognac. Men's Suxvrn “Frurvs.” Straw hats, outing shirts, washable vests, Thin underclothes, light-weight neck wear, Office coats, 50c.: fast black socks, 25 All kinds of suspenders, liner. collars and er: Bent jean drawers, 50c.: linen hdkfs., 15, Umbrellas, leather belts, full drese shirts, 21. R. C. Lewis & Sox, Strictly One-price Hatters and Outfitters, 1421 New York avenue. Aarx Tomonrow.—Surerz the confectioner, ‘will again give his patrons the benefit of those deliciously fresh Mansmxatiows at the popu- Jar price of 25c. a pound. other 60c. Canpizs 3c. for a few days Tce Cara Sona, Se.aglass. Sueerz, 10th and F and Welcker's Hotel. Save your eyesight. Consult Hexrren. Axacosria, D. C., May 8, 1892 U.S. Dewran Ass's. Gentlemen: Having had several teeth ex- tracted with your wonderful anzsthetic, Zonine, I most emphatically recommend it.The opera- tions were performed without the slightest pain while I was wide awake and in full possession of re Cordial ‘ordially yours, Wn. ©. Eoax. Tur Cocncx, Mth and K streets north- west, will make special rates for summer montha Prarect fillings: Silver, 75e.: platina, #1. Gold, cement, tc. Artistic and guaranteed. U.S. Dewar’ Assoctation, 7th and D n.w. Fixe Quazrty of Montgomery potatoes, 50 centa per bushel. 635 H st. n.w. Canrers Cieasep by the Expme Camper Worxs, 631-635 Mase. ave. n.w., are made moth- Proof free of charge. Telephone 425-2. 1875 Bete oF Netsox, » gennine hand-made sour mash whisk, of the finest character, bottled at the distill BLES KRAEMER, agent for the District Columbia. 5. U.S. Dexrax Ace's. Best teeth, @8. CITY AND DISTRICT. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Arpavon’s. — Carle “Queen's Lace Handk Haaais’ Brusov ‘Tue Battie oF Chio avenue. Fouxprr M. E Eastern High School De —— EXCURSIONS TOMORROW. River Vrew.—Steamer Pentz at 945 am., 145 and 6:45 p.m. Manswart Hatt.—Steamer Macalester and River Queen, $ and 10 a.m., 245 p.m. Coroxtat. Bracu.—George Leary, 6 pm. Mr. Vervoy.— Macalester, 10 a.m. Ixptas Heav.—Macalester and River Queen, 6:20 p.m. Bay Rrvce.—Trains leave B. and O. station 9:15 am., 1:80 and 4.25 p.m. Gxzs Ecuo.—Children’s Festival. n Opera Company in hief.” ighting Fortune.” ETTYSBURG.— 15th street and Fairy Drill by lass. CONDENSED LocaLs. Tuomas H. O'Brres could only raise $40 of the £50 tine imposed on him by Judge Kim- ball for carrving a revolver. and so the court reduced the tine to that amount. Wazstee HaxpeN forfeited $5 in the Police Court for cruelty to aninials. Taere were only fourteen prisoners in the Police Court yesterday. Exxex J. O'Gayas, stopping with her friend: Mr. C,H. Price and family, 1125 34 stree southeast, dropped dead about 10:30 o'clock last night. Dr. 0. H. Combs was called, but ‘was unable to resuscitate her. Davip Jouxsox, a colored boy, was run over by ahorse and cart at 9th street and Grant ue yesterday afternoon le was attended at the Chil removed to hix home, Jupp & Detweriten have issued in handsome shape the “Official Souvenir of the Tenth An- nual Convention of the National Association of Master Plumbere™ held in this city. > For Change of Name. This morning Joseph and Elizabeth Sholaky, by Messrs. F. P. Closs and J. E. McNally, filed ‘&® petition for a change of name to Saul, giving asareason that his brother mm May, 1392, had bis name changed by the court in New York to Harris Saul to avoid business complications, he being engaged in business here and in New York. ee The Jjower Mission. The flower and fruit mission opened last Saturday at the training school, 1704 L street northwest, and will be continuedevery Saturday during the summer. Many ‘lowers were donated by generous persons. What is most needed is the service of ladies who will help in dis- tributing the flowers to the different hospitals, ‘The intention is to give comfort to the sick and helpless. Fan eee For the Chicage Convention the ———_ Svanezn Exccusioy Tickers to all the north- Teeorts—to Deer Park and Oakland, the Vir- | Springs, Niagura Pulls, Luray Caverns, ‘and to all other points where people gather in search of health and pleasure are now em sale at all Balttmore and Ohio ticket offices reduced rates. These tickets will be from June 1 to September 30 and are valid return ‘anti October 31. Before se- your route or resort con-ualt B. and 0. excurwion book, in which shortest and lowest rates via “Picturesque B. and all resorts are given from points on that HE i east of the Obio river; profusely and ar- u book can be Hi yO | 4 CROWD sTOOD I¥ THE RAIN AND UNTIL NEARLY THREE O'CLOCK TIUS MORNING READ- ING DISPATCHES FROM THE MINNEAPOLIS COR- YENTION—SCENES AND HAPPENINGS OF THE NIGHT. Washingtonians who wanted all the news | about the Minneapolis convention ‘ind who | wanted it ina hurry knew where it could be had. They came down street and up street and finally bunched themselves in front of Tax Stan office. In order that everybody might have | a chance to read the clearly stated story of the | convention proceedings a big sereen had been hoisted into position on the ith street side of | the office and facing toward Pennsylvania ave- nue. On the balcony was the stereopticon and | near the stereopticon were the men who op- | erated it. Inside the building in one of the editorial rooms special dispatches were received by one of Tne Stan's operators, and as rapidly as the bulletins arrived they were rewritten on glass and displayed on the screen. THE SHOWER DOES NOT DRIVE THEM AWAY. At the outset the crowd was amused and edi- fied by the production of « number of pictures | which had no direct or other connection with | convention proceedings. This was done because | bu: few happenings of interest had transpired between the publication of Tue Stan and the | evening session. There is a difference of one | hour between local and Minneapolis time, and | as the convention did not assemble until 8:45 | thece was only a little gossip to show the crowd | hore up to 10 o'clock. Rain, which fell briskly for a while, sent as many people into Tax STAR business office as could conveniently get in, | while hundreds of others secured shelter be- | neath adjacent awnings and in neighboring doorways. IT WAS A BLAINE cRowD. | Afterawhile, just when therain ceased, thestory of the Alabama contest commenced to arrive and from that time until long after 1 a.m. the multi- | tude was great and enthusiastic. It was 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 do its vocal best when the photograph of the white plumed knight | was thrown on the «crecen. Throughout | the entire evening, though, there was one steadfast follower of the administration. | He sat on the concrete with his back propped | up against the fence which surrounds the post | office site. His voice was peculiarly shrill and his Iungs were never out of order. a ail times—opportune or ino] ne—he for Harrison, and not ia Frequently be yelled me. CHEERING CHANGED WITH THE KEWS. By and by it began to appear as though the President's friends were getting the best of the | argument in Minneapolis and there was an evi- dent disposition on the part of cautious poli- | ticians to help out the f ce supporter. it was plain that the anti- on people had | been 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 interested in the struggle over the Alabama case and at | least a hundred of them had pencils and note | books out keeping their own tally on the as the vote by states was announced. THE CROWD GETS “‘aoop sIeRT.” At2a.m. there was «till 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 erowd departed 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 | first-rate condition and his ardor unabated. He went down Pennsylvania avenue not far be- hind a gentleman from Swampoodle, who had | on several occasions interrupted the flow of re- publican harmon anding a reply to his | imperious inquiry of “What's the matter with Dave Hill?” ————— A Remarkable State of Affairs. | To the Editor of The Evening Star: | Tobserve that it is now discovered that the law forbidding the sale of liquor within one | mile of the Soldiers’ Home is of no account. | It certainly is very strange that with three 25,000 Commissioners, several district attor- | neys and any number of lawyers on both Sen- [ate and House District committees, to say | nothing of the four hundred and odd members | and Senators, that so simple a matter as that could not be embodied in a law that would stand the test. If our officials and con sional city council cannot do any better thar | that, then Teuggest that they turn the matte: over to the citizens or the women and let ther | try their hand at it. A Crrmzzx. | eee For Juror Cooper's Widow. | The following additional subscriptions for the | benetit of the widow of Juror Cooper have been received at THE STAR office: Heretofore acknowledged. | Contributor ............ : From the jurors of May term of Circuit “ourt . . $246.30 14.00 Total to date. . $261.30 Seuee aati The Drill Postponed. The lowering clouds and a slight fall of rain prevented the National Fencibles from giving the exhibition drill in front of the Arlington | | last night, but Capt. Domer hopes to be able to | gratify the disappointed ones on the company's return. i Through Sleeping Car Service From Wash- ington by the Columbian Express Over the Pennsylvania Railroad. The attention of the traveling public is called to the through car service to Chicago, Cincinnati and St. Louis by the present equi ment of the Columbian express, leaving Wasl ington daily at 3:25 p. m. over the Pennsvlvani Moy QeEing Chicago 8:15. p. m., Cin- | cinni 10-45 a. m. and St. Louis 7:30 p. m. the | | following day. | ‘The sleeping ears filling this service are the | finest ever turned out by the Pullman com The entire train is vestibuled and equipped | with all safety appliances, guaranteeing to the traveler every protection which modern inven- tion can suggest. 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 fqusaay foc he rece people” In case of rain for the young people. In case the festival will be postponed. —<—<—<————— ALEXANDEIA. THREE FUNERALS. Three funerals took place here yesterday. At 11 o'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 School building. Andrew Lodge, F. and A. Masons, with many other Masons, escorted Temains to the tomb and made'the farewells of Masonry. At noon the remains of Lieut. John F. Guy of the metropoliean police force arrived here from Washington and were placed ina vault atthe M. P. cemetery until preparations for the interment are com} At 4 o'clock in the oon the remains af the late John P. Ag- new were buried. The funeral took trom his residence on Duke and Pitt streets in thia city, anda large mumber of Alexandrians pai the last tribute of respect to the old and es- teemed 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 paid by that time. PUBLIC SCHOOL MATTERS. Hon. Lewis McKensie has presented another handsome American fing 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, having 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 divisions nearly all the white boys who are be- img educated in Alexandria, reaching all grades from Col. Ficklin’s High School to Miss Sisson'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 church has grown wonderfully in the esteem of the Alexandria ladies since the lug 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. titwal.™ 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 eatends on Fairfax street 69 feet toward Mount Vernon. The work on the way toward Mount Vernon will not be resumed until after the meeting of the directors in Philadelphia next NOTES. Ex-City Sergeant Lucas is improving, but .00 | both his wife und daughter have been injured by the overturning of a bottle of diluted car- bolic acid. ‘The Hydranlion Steam Fire Engine Company is considering an invitation of the Independent Hose Company of Frederick, Md., to visit that e. ’ comaden Ramsay and Zimmerman of Lee ‘amy, Confederate Veterans, are ing for a sullable. uniform for the veterans to be worn on parade. Se ‘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. 703; #700. W. Hieston to A. N. Dewey, sub 28, block 22, Rose- dale, &c.; $1,500. C. Gessford to F. Pitzer, lot 2, sq. 652; $—. David Moore to W. H. Spelshouse, lot 7, block 16, addition to Le Droit Park; &-.' W. 'H. Spelshouse to E. C. Cald- well, same property; $1,685.70. Jus. Lowndes to @. T. Parks, sub’ 96, ‘sq. 855: Parks to R. D. Bridges, same property J. D. Fuller to Fannie Souder, sub 285; $—. Martha A. Billman to J. or en Special Excursion to Buffalo and Niagara | "Pats by the Femney ents Reteeat | |, The Washington Lodge of Elks has arranged | | for special train to Buffalo and Niagara Falls | on Sunday next, the 12th, by the Pennsylvania | | railroad, to carry members and their friends | attendiog the reunion on the 18th and 14th. | Special train will leave Pennsylvania railroad | | station at 7:00 am., arriving at Buffalo about | 10:00 p.m. The rate is an ext low | one, and those desiring to take advantage of the | | excursion can secure tickets from metsbors of the order.—Adet. | ——__ | Central De c mocratic to Chi- cago Convention by ittee Going — ‘the Pennsylvania Rall- | The ‘central democratic committee, through William H. Manogue, William H. Mohler, J. | Ered Kelley and James ¥. Brown, the subeom- mittee to arrangements for the trip to pooca y mueapmnas pein at Cl 4 next month, have completed arrangements with the Pennsylvania railroad fore special train con. sisting of solid vestibuled Pullman coaches, | with and composite coaches attached. The party will leave here June 17 at 10:50 a.m. nd arrive in Chicago the next morning at 9:30 lumbia will leave Washington by special train | | 18th, at 3:35 p.m.. arriving in Chicago3:15 p.m. | Bre e traja will be com bot drugs and the best prices.— A. yourself to for curing your bead- satin ae che, Aninstantcureand harmless. 25¢.—Adet. Barons lesring town for the, summer store Oe our furniture, trunks, » with Lati- wz 7.5 yor Tzxxis Prarens.— pean way 1407 G street "Adee" left, both styles for men and ladies. The average % AES \* rts 14 and 15, block 10, Trinidad W. S. Cox to Al C. Clark, enbs 25 804; $2,985.60. J. H. Meredith to Angelina Wesley, int. in lot 26, sec. §, Barry farm; @—. M. Whipple to J. 8 Clute, sub 20. aq. 12 92,000. J. H. Everett to John O'brien, sul 178, 09. 206; $4,000. Mary E Koger tok Py Bunyea et al., sub 19, block 46, Holmead Mai $1, ww. 6. Duvall to Caroline P. Sweari ib 31, sq. 72; $4,150. W. Waring to C. Tanner ét al Mt. Pleasant; J. D. Burn to Martha E. Billman, parts 14 and 15, block 10. Trinidad; Elizabeth M. Power to W. 10, block 42,. Holmead estate; €2.130. ©. A. Suow to H. Myers et al., in trust, part 20, block 2, Meridian Hill; #8,957.45. W. B. Easton et toH. M. Baker, part 24, 8q. 990: $1,645. Elizabeth A, C. Havener to Lizzie P. T. Chap- man, subs 683, 644, 689, 690, 703, 704, 709 and 710, Chichester; @—. Jamis W. MeLachlen tu J. W, Buckingham, sub 81, sq. 1008; $2,800. J. Hi. Walter to Jas. ‘P Gant, lot 8, #q. 819; $—. E. Waggaman to Cecilia M. Coughlan, ta. 10 and 11, »q. 51; €—. Peter G. Guigon to Fra. Griswold, lots 760 and. 71, Chichester; $1,200. W. F. Raemer to M. Halzbierlein, pt. 17, Prospect Hill; $2,700. Chauncey H. nington to P. Mettenkerner, lot 29, bik. 14, Takoma Park; $500. W.'R. Brown to H: 72; &—. Matilda E. Ghi- L. Walker, pt. 28, sq. 693; @—. G. G. Campbell to Sarah Maud Hevner, lot 5, eq. 161; €—. H. W. Eaton to F. H. Mott, lot 6, blk, 25, Columbia Heights: Sigel wn to W. B. Osburn, lot 21, blk. 18, Long C. RB. Smith A. sq. 194; @—. J. W. Me- fier, sub $3, nq. 1008; $2,750. #q. 912; —. sc aa bik.” 43, Holm |. Morrison to 5%. J.T. -— oO re == |. 567; 691; E.G. Thompeon to. et al, same property;.@—. T. B.B. McGuire to Jacob Eiseman et al., sub. 148, sq. 623; ¢—. Gari BT Kaos to WH. rocker , 54. 1074; @—. “Ann Keenan etal. to ‘Keenan, sub 16, oq. $81; $900. C.M. Bryant to L. Mar’ shall, cub 59, 09. 1034; $—. H. Ware toD. J. Merah Stenson at Tot 18" blook 11, Univer sity 3 9675. Charles Geeaford to W. D. al sub, 60, 09. $00; 94,500, Dar- Higa to Seron Hale Derenpt, ne bia 79. $3100, James z otal, ‘block 10, Kalorama Heights; S. Bertha ts D. id. Goodacre, ee se. # 2 1 lots 45 and 46, D. & 1..’s sub | of clothing, h as shovs, stockings, ties and Randkercitiefs. | Warrants were aud their rooms searched and in ee a some of pin a he ._ Reception to = Pastor. Rev. W. J. Thompson, recently appointed to Fourth Street M. E. Church, and who entered upon his duties on Sunday last, will be tendered areception at the church this evening at 8 o'clock by the congregation and friends. On Sunday morning noxt children's day will be celebrated. The pastor will preach a # ser- mon on this occasion and the choir will render Now-e-daye, with hundreds of baking Powders to pick from, teachers of cook- ery ‘choose and use Cleveland's, for it does the best work, the most work and is perfectly wholesome. 50888 60c souvenire to the Brancurs: Georgetown. —815 Center Market,—_67 and 68 1620 erry boy 4 st n.¢.——58, 59 and Eastern — music, assisted by an orchestra. The Lara school will have their service Sunday it. Taz Proves Coxrwexce ‘Has been won by HooD's SARSAPARILLA ‘In « Manner Never Equaled. Of onr thonsands of letters of praise from drugsists ‘we give the following from Mr. 0. 0. Bigelow, the Prescription druggist, wlio has a very large business at 102 Stxth Avenue, New York City: “I am, on general princivles, avorse to expressing my views, pro or con, in respect to any proprie- tary article, but in the light of Hood’s Sarsaparille being the product of a brother apothecary, will say, Hood's Sarsaparilla has secured a PLACE IN THE PUBLIC CONFIDENCE nev: ‘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 Asa remedial agent to retain its increasing popular- ity as a bousehold remedy. Tbe sale af Hood's Sarsepariila exceeds that of all stmilar preparations combined, of which I keep in stock some fifteen or ‘twenty. Ite PRAISES ARE PROCLAIMED Daily at my counter by those who have been bene- fited by it, many of whom are personal acquaint- ances.” OLARENCE 0. BIGELOW, Apothecary. HOOD'S PILLS cure sick headache, biliousness, asnist digestion—the best after-dinner pills. Ey Bie OoRue . Baby blemishes, pimples, red, rough hands and falling hair prevented by CUTICURA SOAP. Most effective skin purifying and beautifying soap, as well as purest and sweetestfof toilet and nursery soaps. Only cure for pimples because only preventive of in- Dower Worry Avovr Sexecnxe Tae D D D DDD »D EE DDD DDD RRR FE kee’ FR R RE P R REEE Youhave to buy; come right to us We have the | largest stock of Silver Ware, Clocks, Lamps and Bric- a-Brac in the city. Our store, 100 feet dee} with Wedding Gifts, and you can way trouble and money by calling on us. Hints to those who have to buy. Banoarss Is Sreezixa Suver. Bon Bon Spoons, $2 to 8.50. Sugar Spoons, &2 to 3.50. Butter Knives. $2.50 to #4. Half dozen Coffas Spoons, 83.75ito $8. Half dozen Tes #3 to 85. Berry Spoons, & to #10. Haif dozen Forks, $12 to 20. Half dozen Tablespoon: Handsome Pieces, cas: Chests of Silver Ware, Suver-Priren Wane WARRANTED THE BEST QUADRUPLE PLATE. Butter Dishes from 82.50 to 86. Cake Baskets from 83 to 88, Ice Pitchers, 5 to $70. Soup Tureens, #6 to 812. Ice Tbs, 84 to Berry Dishes, #3 Fern Dishes, 87 to #10. ‘Totlet Sets, $10 to 820. Trays and Waiters, 83 to $20. Crumb Tray and Scraper, 86 to 810. Crocs. Black’Enameled 8-day Cathedral Chime, 85. Learuen Goons. ‘White Card Cases, silver trimmed, 86 to 810. White Combination Cases, 810 to White Prayer Books, silver trizamed, 810 to €20. Watch Card Cases, complete, #10. Noveities in LeutRer and Silver, &: Osvx Tastes, Oxvx Laues | And our entire stock of BRIC-A-BRAC at ACTUAL COST to close out the department. to 810. 906.8,10 COR. 7TH AND D N.W. | WWWVVWVVVVWVYYYVY VVVVVYVWVVVVVVY AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA A AAAAAAAAAAAAAAA YY uv YY 90 u ‘ ie BS ¥ 00 UU NNN REE EEE pi NNN E E BP) abe ge BR NNN Eee Ere Bop rrr f oR w T HG F Aunt if Pe Be ORE Eee Mal Mx 100. dozen dow Screens, 25c. Excr-$2.75 Dozex. Strong Wi array ‘Mage, Enob asd°eock Oud: | she latch, Oxtx 90c. Exce. 3 Fest of Gorton Hose, with Oxy $1.90. Shh tare oven fay Ostx $3.25 Enc. Po a 8-Quisr, $1.35 Exce 4-Quans, $1. Adjustable Wire Win- fammation and clogging of the pores, Sold every- | $3 wi 46 le eee Reed The «1 of our FANCY SILK DRESS GIMPS eg. Teste told at Loe. and ibe. SF 4t lOc revue B B Serom of TETLOWS FINE GOSSAMER FACE ii bblbacg gre ng ee at iC. A BOX. 3B ROSE AND ENTERGREEN TooTir POWDERS a ee he oe ‘pound ORRIS, x PRECIPI- hs = et DOHALK, either ak ow 47 6c. a Box. 3B quality of RUSSET TAN SHOR DRESSING. peng os & ot 0. PER CAN. Ot 3 co HOOKANDEYE TAPE __ 5 aT 2ic. PER YARD. a3 THE ENTIRE CHOICE OF oun FINE LINEN ‘That sold at 6, 8, 10and 120. each Ee Ese BBB 200 NICKEL TOURIST FOORET INK came Lc - ee HF a8 BBE A FULL LI OF LADIES’ OIL SILK AND RVbpeR BirHING Cabs FROM sc. UP 22 CARTEB'8 COPYING FLUID. pint bot! U CAN HAVE THE CHOICE OF A LINE Of AMBRIG EMBROIDERY AND LACES THAT WE SOLD AT 8c., 10c. and 12c. ar 5c. PERYaRD. Wy S:rard pleco rg ADAMS’ BEST QUALITY MOS. QUITO NETTING ait colors, & & a7 30c rere BB “LADIES, ‘SILK TAFFETA GLOVES, mi acl 2 Ss = at | 9c. ram 3 8 “LADIES PLATTED CHEMISETTES, %, ow = & & & st 19 BBB ALL-LINEN SQUARE-CUT_ WHITE "SAILOR Lr SQUARE-cUT eee ric BUR RB Blea Market. ‘91 and 92 Western Market.—8 and 90 Street Market.——101 Northern Liberty Market. ieee Sf He Caa Supply Your Needs. A Noah's Ark. Taorr's, 1602 14th st. n. w. oe It is to Your Interest to Buy Our Java and Mocha Coffee, 30c. per pound. It cannot be equaled elsewhere under 850. Java Coffee makes Celebrated Sun Rise Chop Tea? The best Tea for the money in the world. Only 50c. per pound. As iced Tea it is very refreshing. Mrrzomn's Fine Family Grocery, 417 7th st.n.w.* cdi Special Sale of Outing Shirts. Weare strictly in it, and if you want to be get one of our elegant Crepe Shirts at 500. See samples in E st. win Cheviots, Sateens, Bedford Cords, &c., at 75c., $1. 91.25 and $1.50. Our Laundered Outi Shirts, your choice at €1. The latest Vest row.’ Summer Neokwear, 5c. each. Boys Its, Se. each. We carry a complete line of Straw Goods from 50c. up, and will please all at H. DeaxDED & 'Baoe, it %th and E sta, ATs Brolled Live Lobster still continues to be the faverite summer specialty at Harvey's, it pommel scrim ce By Men’s Twilled Cotton Drawers, 25c. Children’s Jersey Shirts, three for 250. White Mooquito Net, nearly 2 yards wide, 5a Bedford Cords, new dress goods, 250. Black Plaid India Linen, 100. Challies, 50. China Silks, 390. , 390. 1t “Canrens,” 711 Market space, Read the Ad. this evening of Caxxow Batt. Cuormixe Co., 7th and D. It = or Put This in your pipe. We allow 20 cent off on our entire stock of Clothing pom § ‘ures and one price to all. The above discount means you can buy ee actual cost. H. Fuizpiaxper & Buo., cor. hand E. Don’t Fail to readad. of Cannon Bart Cormixe Co. in this evening's Stan, 7th and D. oe Claret! Claret! Claret!!! Direct from vineyard California, 25c. a bottle. Ola Tye Whisky (4 yours old), 7ée. quark Pure Old Port Grape Wine, 50c. bottle. 1t* Merzaza’s Fine Grocery, 4177th st. n.w. che a Elixir Babek cures all malarial diseases. 1t susibeacmriey us uae Pure Rye Whisky, 5 years old, 65¢. Pure Port Wine, med. use, full qts., 50c. bot. Claret, 25c. bot.; Golden Catawba, 25c. bot. Lime Juice, 25c.; whole box Sardines, 100. Our Process Flour, $1.50, 75 and 400. suck. Potted Meats of «li kinds. Jelo&ie-2t P. &, Wirsox, 994 7th st mw. Cilia ni De my Dog Collars engraved. Razors tree. Rodgers’ Cutlery. Watvorp’s, 477 Pa. ave. 1t* ze LADIES’ FANCY AND CORDED BORDER FINE : *aWisk HANDRERCHIERS, Bat any belt that we sell at other times for 35,45 and Se er we 5c = eS & & rr25¢ BBB ‘Ladies’ Lisle Vests, Bal nd Egyptian Yarn, eater aan RRR an Rexptien, Tere | she sleeves, **V" Tigh Fy x Tigh Ft at ‘full shape,in fact a great assortment of yes. | Gos 2020, 35,30 and Styles. | Good values at 20, 3 art ix a ar 250. BB ao | MEN'S AND BOYS’ BICYCLE HOSE, sizes 8% to 10%; extr F welgut, Warranted Yast Dick Sd wood Valine a ee = we & & For 1 9c. SBB ox are wasting our profits on Ladies’ Belts. Youcan | Oil Thos. D. Singleton, 415 7th st. n.w. Don’t miss the 15 per cent discount now being | offered by Tuomas D. Srvoxeron, 415 7th st. | n.w., on all cash sales of Furniture, Mat Chests, Baby . Wire Doors and Window Screens and other seasonable goods. A small stock of Body and Tapestry Brussels and extra All-wool Ingrains offered at less than wholesale cost to close the carpet department. You will be astonished to see how low you can purchase first-class goods. You cannot afford to pass this offer if you are in need of anything in our line. Tuomas D, Sixonerox, 415 7th st. nw. jel0-at ae een te Read What the Caxwox Batt Crormxa Co, say about prices in another column. It oo "8 NIGHT, SHIRTS, slightly soiled, all 14, Pe ar 250 WW BY or o e greatest line of Fine All-sk NECKWEAR EVER -N for the price. You can invest 50c. you do betterresults. In fact they were made to tel St that price, Wut were never shipped to the party t order. ‘Teeks. Flowing Ends, Four in Hand and Windsors. The pati-rns aro perfectly lovely,and at the sume tins vory'aeat 3 Bee Aerie 909 B, Ave N.W © ORIGINATOR OF NEW IDEAS. ; o—— PP eobSSbESEESD SS An Excellent Tonic and a Healthy Bev- e We have reference to James “Ola Bye 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 a 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 Tuanp’s Stone, 818 F street northwest. je3-tu,t pore Ss Have you a poor appetite? If so try a stick of White's Yucatan Gum and you will find it very beneficial. Je6-6t Double Deodorized Standard Vapor Fluid, 5 gals. 60c.; delivered free to all; worth $1. je8-8t ¥. 14 K st. nw. Frames Frames Frames Frames Framé Fismes Frames Prames Frames Joumes Braise Frames Fram. Frames Fraines Frames Frames Frans é ay Eraines Eraines M. Stversera & Co., Eames Frames PICTURE FRAME MAKERS. Frames e Az Porvian Prices, Fates Frames 5,000 Fraines Stylesandcombinationsof Molding. Frames Frames Hrawes os Frames All work done ertistically, neatly Frames oe and durably. — sues rainos French Glass only. raines Mats of every style. Frames Frames Regilding. Franses = Frames 4 Frame 312 7TH AND 313 8TH ST. N.W. Frames Eames Enter on 7th st., through Family Frames Frames Shoe Store. es Feed Fis mes Frames Frases Frames Frames Frames Canmazr & Lew. 928 7TH ST. AND 706 K ST. X.Y. as long as it lasts. FINE DOTTED SWISS at 25e. yard. FIGURED SWISSES at 25, 35, 45 and 500. FINE BLACK INDIA LINON at 1236, 15, 18, 20and 25e. yard. 40-INCH IRISH LAWNS-s big varicty of besutiful les. Only 1236¢. yard. CHILDREN’S CARDINAL DERBY RIBBED HOSE, Positive fast colors. Sizes 6 to 8}4. 12ige. pair. Q LADIES’ PURE SILK MITTS at 26 and 60c. pair. BARGAINS IN. PARASOLS. CARHART & LEIDY, ‘928 7th st. and 706 K st. ae. —— S, Heller, 720 7th st. n.w., is making a cialty in Ladies’ and Children's Hair Oct and Shampooing; also cures Dandruff. my20-tr None Name It But to Praise. & Wilson's New High Arm No. 9. A marvel of lightness and swiftness. jaa Office 487 9th st. n.w. Royal Glue mends everything. Druggiste. 10¢ AMUSEMENTS. |ASINO CLUB. ee a aeaseninin e FRIDAY EVESING, JURE 10, wih poloce GRAND CONCERT BY MARINE BAND, NATIONAL Pa geeees So, Admission, 25c., 500. 762." ‘ALBAUGHS GRAND OPERA HOUSE Special inducements for tomor- | only. All goods marked in plain fig- | Cloths, Window Shades, Refrigerators, Ice | Carriages, before each meal | EXCURSIONS, &o, sy Season of 1802, NATIONAL RIFLES To MARSHALL HALL, MONDAY, JUNE 13, AT 6:90 O'CLOCK. STEAMER MACALESTER. ‘Tickets for sale by itembers and at the boat. _je10-3t | Dest FA To TAKE ay at THE DELIGHTFUL TRIP TO GLEN EcuHo. GRAND FESTIVAL SATURDAY, June 11. (in case of rain, one week laber.> PROGRAM AFTERNOON AND EVENING BY THE | GLEN ECHO ORCHESTRA. ‘and coutes's for the children. Handsome ‘winners. | Jlundon’s newly constructed harces leave dock foot street, Georget. v'cloct Sotomac street. Grorretown, at 10 o'clock ain. ad fee ies | sez Jy nd Tenaliytown | hour. On Sunday care ruu every twelve rehearsals st Lutheran Memorial Chareh, Vermont ave, every Wecineciny mast i singers are invite? to joie, the for the great ffetival on the B** Bivse on THE Chesapraxz —~ BOATING, = BATHING, FISHING, DAILY CONCERTS AND OTHER AMUSEMENTS. ‘Trains leave B. and ©. station, Washington, week Gays st9:15 am, 1-30 and 4:28 p.m. Sundays at 9.35 a.m., 1:30and 3:15 p.m. Palace steamer Columbia capacity, 4,000con. nectsat Bay Ridge with the 9:15 am. train week @eys and the 9:35a.m. train Sundays, affording an opportunity for s delightful trip 70 miles on the Chesapeake bay. Round trip on steamer, 10c. Roundtrip tickets from Washington, $1.00 8. B HEGK, City Passenger Agent, 1351 Pa. ave. at) 283m ‘From the lofty dome af the heavens” to | Ree view. | ‘The Monarch of Summer Resorts. i E. 8. RANDALL, j Propristor and Manager wr stypay: z 2 ‘NEXT SUNDAY EXT SUNDAY; (NEXT SUNDAY! Engagement extraordinary of the emperors of the air, | The JEWELL BROS, In their marvelous attempt to nd into, land. 4.000 feet tm t argest oR AP existence. th OPT OF New Yorn datioual PAKACKUTE LEAP Romie | Plse-veulted Grmament tthe rest inwas of iver TIME T: SUNDAY BALLO« ABLE. Seat Am ands p.m. MARY WASH. ve | ap GTON at 12-15 ‘and 3-30 pm: Steamers River View st tas susie 8S comrna, sOUEdinth cketa, ee NG: James Pain's Sons! Magnificent Pyro- technic Production. £4) Oo NOT ‘S THE CHILDREN'S FESTIV Ts 1LDRI y at GLEN ECHO SATURDAY. JUNE 11, Ise, | Ee cave of rain one Wook later. Biwutival uri he Glen Echo Orchestra all the afternoon. Ai games and contests for the children. venir tothe winners. Barwes ls town, at 10 o'clock Retarm trip, with tans a st | p.m, for Glén Echo. | at Forel Retren j a | 945 PM. “TRIS EVENING. a FULL ORBED Moos ‘the Biue Potomac’s Waves. ‘GS ON THE RIVER." ARSHALL HALL and INDIAN HEAD, alester and Kivet Btearvare M THMDIAS HEAD EVNGNG TRIES wareday, Friday tarday. Evenings at S:So p.m, Uaiding at Marshal Hull both Wase or the round wip S730. | *yeeat To NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT Co. STEAMER “GEORGE LEARY.* SUMMER SCHEDULE ‘OB COLONIAL BEACH AND PINEY POINT. Grand opening at Piney Potnt on SATURDAY JUNE 11, 1802. The steamer Georce L leave the company's wharf, foot of thst. every tepuitee "ie a om every Sat- p rery © including Su day, at & pom. arriving in Washinston at 10 For Piney Point, stopping at Colonial Beach returning, every Tuesday, Thurs: parday evening a abd on Saturday fenves Piney Point at 3:3) | Beach, snd arrives in Was Fare tor the round trip 20, Col. Children under 12 yoars. halt MARSHALL HALL ‘TUESDAY, JUNE 14, 1892. STEAMER CHARLES MACALESTEB. TICKETS, 50 CENTS. Can be obtained from members or at the bost. | Boat leaves wharf 6:45 p.m. 8-7 MOUNT VERNON, THE TOMB OF WASHINGTON, GREEN LAWNS OF MARSHALL HALL MOUNT VERNON Moun: Varn aly h; returning, | Bees Pa Cireus of Trained Does at 2 ant 7 o'clock p.m. Grounds wil) be beeutifully lirhted by aro and th. candeacent electric iets ‘The beautiful mew 0,000 Steam Carousal, acnom- modating 130 people st one time and eecompenied Wy 8 costly German Orchestrion Orga, te tn 7. daily. “Tie lacge new switckback aay tide tall dren to'see ‘the binds and anteoaie ri E COON GAME TENNIS GRO! FOR | THOS! NETS. ni hie 8 ASCs 4 RACKFTS, & ib PATENT &winas, TAP baby sa pis and dog chows and to dancin j and Teuallytown cars at 32 and ‘ mye morte wn Fevraet: SDERFUL CAVER Ns OF TUHAT. FA” *LEN BCHO ANI » CHADTAUQTA. Harcee ent, be chartoral by try Sy R CHARTER THE STEAM YacHT “sty! work of exoureic some wit es 5 inte, pleasure or busting ‘ale tons for - or Ty parties ao tar. Por farther d terms apply to ©. PUVATA, de2-1m* ah at aw STAGE EXCURSIONS. Ho STAGES LEAWE att Bridew” Pare, rognd ark and Logation butldings, LEGAL NOTICES [> Te scrnee Holding ¥ THE DISTRICT ten he ost 3 “iy the court: A.B HAGNER, 1 tae court ‘ Alrue copy. Teste Let who Rewistor of Wills for the D. 0. ALMUNT EDWARD . HN S for applicant, N THE SUPREVE oF BIL Pro 010, 17,26 Nai? THE DisTRICE Phillips et al Mo, atone T three euce ssive wocks before said Sith day of Sune, 18, md soi The Evening star A.B MAGNER, Asso, Justion, RYO) Clerk, COURT OF THE DISTRICT Colunt Rg. Doo. 88 cours, Warts ‘Onemetign of the x ae a Nr “Nerd that the de- aia) Seifrin, asus Lis appearance to be es- inom or before the fret rule day ocurring r this day, otherwise the case Will be defanit. Provided thet a 3 hed once @ week for thre jucceamive weeks before spd return day tn the Wash. Igton Law Reporter and th The Evening Star mows on of o obtuin a d of atv. of marmagean the ground uf degort 4 true Test. 3. R YOU Pr THE sUPRE me pal nbiiahed in theo Arthur FE. B: i. Suiliv of the plaimttt it te Ordered w Br news Of default, ciome up and obtain fal ‘Dt of a trust existing between the ¥, Pings Poi " Distrit of Columb ‘are for the round trip to Piney Pol «District of Columbia, Ghildren undor 12 youre, half prices” © cera. Pi th Strict onder wit! be mintained and no tmproper | Psvetimes kr-0 bs Applications for charter during the season should | tit further purpose of « | fppnde ee oar ae soe i onder socry Gato nt from ‘the. a yer SRO. CALLAHAN, Geol Supe | 3 )ooStiaur Excursion Hl By sms acon w : mince Ah WAGNER, Justion E> 3. R. VOUNG, Clerk, be. ea Asst. Clerk. my2T-hawow Scamlem Matting. or #9 roll, 60 vie. for oxtra heavy Da- 30°. re oe Bins RoE Gag a Lolo nn ‘ ‘sm - 2:90, 3:20 and @:15 p.m. DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY-@ and 100.1, und 2:45 | pm INDIAN HEAD EVENING TRH ting at | SATURDAY EVENTS B30 pin Gs, | trips and at Marshall Hall. roed: Dancing Music on he mig Partly ay regular can go down on the arn ing or afternoon trips of our steamers and return on | rd ‘of the culupaLy boats round-trip: HetEAMER RIVER QUEEN for Alexandria snd | Ver landings as far dowg as Giy;nont, includine Mar shall Hall, toch b's mn “daily except qepasy, tant notice’ Excursionists to the creen lawns Teme Marshall Malesia Westar na ee? wharf on fis hs STEAMER RIVER 3 Blsrtrte lighted; fge and fant Wm. Y 9 9-m. on pfune 1 civine cortctionjts the Sftie tonie alr rs ~ eS ‘Sunday schools goine to Marshall Hall should take te diver Goneg. "Ata ara! MOUNT VERNON AND MARSIALL HALL _e6 Stamos con A MERCHANTS” AND AUNERS' THANSPOETA- | ‘tion Company. TO BOSTON BY SEA. MAGNIFICENT IRON STEAMSHIPS. ‘NATIONAL THEATRE. ‘TUESDAY EVENIN oy & ined a Yor PLEASANT EVENING TRIP take 6: p.m. boat. Home et 7:45 p.m. Sane schedule on Sundays, ememntnr 1 0000.m. ‘Last round trip, 6:30 p.m. ‘Masonic Lodge, the Braddock House and the many Feuitniscences from 1776 to 1805. detour] Creain Preesere, £aty, age €L as ae. Donit D a eived ee vach or ‘Sow these # Lancs Stock Lowssr Prices, Exsiesr Troms Grooars Manworn Cxeprr Horsa, $19, 821 and 823 7th st ow. Fonsrene Asp Hovservasisareas OF EVERY CONCEIVABLE DESCRIPTION SOLD ON CREDIT. Refrigerators are a necessity at this season of the . We are well prepared to supply your wants ia tisdirection. Oursare made by Armiger & son and took first prize at Paris: all all prices. You will ‘on your floor | } i i if iE | efi £ F A i ? ih : i bis i 5 i Au 5 i ii i