Evening Star Newspaper, June 14, 1892, Page 10

10 LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. FORECAST TILL § P. M. WEDNESDAY! For the District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia. clear, with high temperature today; continued warm fair Wednesday and possibly cooler Wednesday night, with local showers. CONDITION OF THE WATER, Temperature and condition of water at 8 a.m.: Great Falls, temperature, 74; 3. Receiving reservoir, temperature, 78. Con- dition at north connection, condition af jon, 5; distributing reservotr, $; condition at influent gate “Pittsburg! twenty minutes for breakfast!” yelled into the ear of esch slumbering Fencible aur introduction to the smoky city. Slowly, but surely, one by one, the boys left the tables | 5 eacimer std —tome were loth to leave even then—and heavy p.m. | laden each returned to the sleeper to make him- self comfortable and some one else uncomfort- house, 4: condition at etiluent gate house, & High water. 1028am. 10:55 p.m.| 426 am. 5.05 >—} Tur “Qurex Asse” Wixpow new | able for theday’s trip. What an amount of wit adjustable: uo objectionable center bars; will fit| nd rolicksome fin is imprisoned in man’s any Window from 1s to 45 inches im width; 39 cents each The “bay staie lawn mowers are the best; fold with an absolute and uncom antee: price, £4.50 exch. gocd 16-inch mower at $ Henry galvanized netting, sutable for tennis court, a. 69 cents per 100 aquare feet. Heavy galvanized iron garbage cans, @1.25 each. Ouas. F. Canter & Co., $ doors from 6th st. 606 Pa. awe. nw. Porter: Reavtations require galvanized ash and garbage cans. We have them from 650. upward. J. H. Cwester & Co., 1004 F st. nw. Cun, Xaxpan's Olivina burgundy (Os) ‘Twty Ane Ryapy.—Our straw hate; styles, shards and braids are correct, and prices. at oar usual low level. That 81 het ise beanty. Paaxo & Box, One Price, Cor. 7th and D. Dearse Tere Ween Yer—Are Preest 60c. | \ Cox only 35¢. 0 pownd. ream Sode, Suzera's, 10th Md. » glass. and F and Weicker's Hotel, 15th st. PASSING THE HOURS. A Coup Wave would be welcome justnow, | *2atomy, only awaiting an opportani Dat rather out of season. Be your own cold cope, and what better opportunity than fast Saga aang ooelney ‘One Poice, spared_—eank and file shared alike—and titles Cor. 7th and D. it were bestowed in ® moment may stick through life. Who can forget certain mem- Baraxck of Leonard hardwood refrigerators at | ber and his look of triamph as he drew forth 10 per cent discount 4. Exentr's Soxs,718 7th. | a of sandwiches wred by the ever a thoughtful “somebody,” which he proceeded to Axacomers, D. C., May & 1892. U.S. Dawman Ans'x, devour regardiess of the covetous looks of a circle of unfortunates, and who will forget the Gentlemen: Having had several teeth ex- | change of countenance when he discovered that tracted with your wonderful Zonine, |in the hurry of departure a mistake bad oc- I most emphatically recommend it. The opera- | curred—they had been sprinkled with satchet tions were performed without the elightest pain | powder. while I waewide awake and in full possession of Warning: Don't ask Wardwell for = “helio- Bay senses, trope sandwich.” Cordially yours, e Satire was the order of the hour and good Wa. €. Eoax. | humor prevailed. IX A RAILWAY COLLISION, At 8:96 the train pulled out of Pittsburg, drawn by two engines. We were thirty minutes late and rolied along at a dizzy rate. When about twenty-six beyond Pittsburg there was a sudden crash and a general mixing up of | — Mav's Scwwee “Pros-” ‘Btrew hate, outing shirts, washable vests, ‘Thin underctothes, light-weight neckwear, Office coate, S0c.; fast biack socks, 25e. ; All kiads of suspenders, linen collarsand cuffs, Best jean drawers, 50c.; linen hdkfa, 15, 25c. Umbrella+, leather belts, full dress shirts, $1. R. C. Lewis & Sox, Strictly One-price Hatters and Outfitters, 1421 Now York averme. Buack Sraaw Fars are “all right.” Make no mistake, None so durable. Men's, 50c. and 1. Boys’, 26c. and 50c. A. T. Lewis, 435 7th st. Tux Cocmxan, 14th and K streets north- west, will make special rates for summer months. Caterrs Crrsxep the Ewrme Canret Wonrxs, 631-685 Vass. n.w.. are made moth- Proof free of charge. Telephone 425-2. - 1875 Beixz oF Nexsox, a genuin@hand-made sour mash whisky of the flnert character, bottled atthe distillery. Cuanues Kearwen, agent for ‘the District Columbia. Noon leaky vapor stoves, buy the Dang- ler. A. Eseracr’s Sons, 713 7th st. n.w. Sruven Frrireos, 75e.; platina, @1; very best teeth, $3; guaranteed. U.S. Dewrar Ass’x, 7thand D. CITY AND DISTRICT. mae AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. CLEARING THE DEBRIS. Fencibles and car seats that will not soon be for- gotten. For a moment everything was as «till | as death, and then, without word of command. came a general scramble as each one picked himself up and made haste to deposit himself | upon the exterior of that car by shortest possible route. e outside it djdn't take tong i to discover beyond doubt that two trains tried to pass éach other on the same track. Amid a ctoud of escaping steam and smoke lay what was left of three engines—a shapeless mass | of broken and twisted metal—while tenders and baggage care and the first passenger coaches ‘were piled one upon another in aconfused heap. It was some time before it could be definitely | ascertained just how the accident had occurred | or with what we had collided, but taking the engineer's personal statement it seems that an > Arsavon’s.— Carleton Opera Company in “Indigo. Ae New Nationa Twxater.—Robert Downing in “The Gladintor.” ‘Tux Barre or Ger-ysecno.—15th streevamd Obso-arenae. cern > eeaneee EXCURSIONS TOMORROW. Kaven Virw.—Steamer Pentz at 9:45 a.m. and 1:45 and 6:45 p.m. Mansuatt Hatt.—Stoamers Macalester and River Queen, 9 and 10 a.m., 2-45 p.m. Coroxzat Beact.—George Leary, 9 am. Bar Rivor.—Trains leave B. and 0. station 995 mm., 1.80 and 4:23 p.m. ‘Mr. Verxox—Macalester, 10 a.m. Soxs or Vermaaxs’ Caxr, PRepentcx, ‘Trains leave B. and O. station at § a.m. Bax Ripox.—Nelson Division, K. of P., Ex- eursion. Wasurxotos Parx.—Annual Picnic of the German-American Penevolent Association. Tuvensipg Parx.—Colored Odd Fellows of mic. CONDENSED LOCALS. Is a Lest of Col. Sons of Vet erans, published by tan, the name of F. O. Peverson of Baltimore was given as division Inspector. The asme should have been that of A 3. Hodgson of Wiliam B. Cushing Camp of Maus. P.M. Ramsar, who has been critically ill for several days, is reported to be slightly | impo sHERAY | east-bound grcwsion twain had been standing ous J. VENABLE, 6 well-known plumber | upon the mi A and gas fitter, died yesterday afternoon after a | If anybody knows why he wont tell. That no short illness. 5 ‘ | one was killed is miraculous; but there were Da. D. P. Hiciixe will sail on Saturday for | “ome narrow escapes. The excursion train -vas three months’ trip to Europe on the Etruria packed beyond the ver of comfort, and will spend some time in the hospitals of mostly with women and children, while our London, Paris, Leipsic, Berlin aud Vienna. | train consisted principally of sleepers. The oe | fireman on our front engine was first to see the 814 to Ch and Return via B.& 0. R.R. | danger, and having a slight hankering for life | ‘Tickets sold June 16 to 20 inclusive,with con- | jumped. The engineer immediately reversed | yention limite. For full particulars apply to 8. | the engine. put on brakes and followed the ex- B. Hege, city passenger agent, 1351 Penasylve- | *mple of his hasty stoker. The engines of both | nis avenue.— Adee. trains were completely demolished, one being | driven almost through the other, while the rent | , | cars rose heavenward and stood ‘on end. The | Feed mee, AP” | excursioniste’ baggage car was aplit from end to | | end and lay gaping upon one side of the road. A LITTLE SOCIAL GAME. fin track with No. 9 west bound due. _— Rarcurrre, Dasr & ( nounce the sale of lots at Edgewood. on the line Ee TS rallmay. adjoining Eck- ington tomorrow, June 15, at 50’! = : ‘™. These lots comprise all of blocks SS | pally through smashing of platforms and glass, | and are $2 im number and mast be sold to close the engineer was picked up near the wreck and | the affairs of a syndicate. Inaddition to having C®*Tied to our car, where he was placed in the all the advantages pecaliar to suburban prop- | Care.of Dr. Foster, who, with the assistance of erty ft enjoys at the sane time all of the facifi. | Dr. Seseford, sewed up ‘his gushes" and vot his . - Broken bones. The last time we saw him, as he ties of city property. being but fifteen minutes — ‘ oth from ith aud © streets and the heart of the honk fea ee business and amusement centers and all the ex- | wm a strawberry shorteske. ecutive de] ita. It is reached by the Eck- | ington railway, is located on city strests,3d and 4th extended, fo conform with the regulations to same, has electric: light. sewers, | , Concrete pavements aud other ad- vantages enjoyed by city property, fhaking this the most desirable opportunity for investment | adjacent to the city aud to be sold on most lib- | eral terms, in single lots. to the highest bidders. | ‘Take the electric cars for the tomorrow, June 15, beginning at 5 o'clock p.m., in front of the prediben > tdet. te > Eaaty Hasrts.—Economy is one of the best habits children cam acquire. It-leads to pro- ductive thought, to investment, to prudence, to thrift. The ceats turn into dollars, the dollars into hundreds. The. most successful banker | had to commence: the proudest champion ones. Call or write for information.—Adot. | secomiae ests Srecis: price on white and fancy flannel suiteat B. B. Barnum & Co.'s. —Adet. sensi niet ‘Tacsree’s Saxe of 330,000 feet of ground on H street extended, northeast, opposite Isher- wood, rear terminus herdica and H strect cars, on Wednesday, June 15, 5:90 o'clock p. m. opportunity to secure investusent This’ act of land can be at # vk e Fe e ea | The others were more or less injured, princi- | Pier as “Uncle Reuben,” and time permitted was decorated with a sol- and regularly enlisted in At omination had evi- dently not yet digested or we don't understand One old fellow wns asked: “How fortress Allionce?”* Hie ane very emphatically: “You're « blanked liar,” and. from Omaha to Tw Stam says that ‘encibles arrived in Omaha yesterday at noon and marched at once to the camp grounds. ‘They, were loudly cheered as they crossed the nd. an mer reports all his men well, but completely tired out with their‘long journey. Camp was officially opened af 3 p.m. by Gov. Boyd. —— ©. 0. F. VISITATION. A Great Time at Union Lodge—Testimonials to Many Members. ‘The series of visitations of the grand master and his staff of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows increases with interest as they progress. A ‘They began April 16 and will end.on Thursday | evening, June 16. In the visitation to Union Lodge, No. 11, which occurred last night, there was a new departure, it being the first instance here of a Rebekah Degree lodge visiting a subordinate lodge. Union Lodge met early and transacted certain important business, after which there was a recess and soon Naomi Rebekah Degree Lodge, No. 1, escorted by Canton Potomse, arrayed in their bright unt- forms and commanded by Lieut. C. Ourand, entered the room in a body and were appro- pristely introduced by the grand master, Henry C. Hazard, and welcomed in a neat address by Noble Grand Jerome B. Stahl of Union Lodge. An interesting musical and literary program was carried outas follows: Solo by Edna J. Allen, reading by Past Grand Joseph A. Scott, banjo music by Wm. Crown and other mem- bers of the Mandolin Club, recitation Telephone,” by Past Grand ‘Richard Emmons; | song by Past Grand Wm. J. Palmer; banjo solo | by Geo. Clark, remarks and original recitation by Past Grand David L. Hazard. Then came the presentation of several testimonials of esteem as follows: Handsome baskets of flowers to Alice V. Thomas, noble grand of Naomi! Lodge, presentation address by Richard Emmons; to Past Noble Grand Julianna | presentation address by Grand Master Hazard: to Deputy Grand Master B.F-Cruwshaw presen tation address by Past Grand David L. Hazard; | to Grand Representative F.A.Stier,presentation | addrese by Sister Julianna Allan, daughter of deceased member of Union Lodge. ipients in euitable addresses returned th thanks to Union Lodge for the tributes of re- spect thus shown. “De Director Wm. J. ‘aliner in a felicitousand eloquent address pre- | sented Grand Master Hazard (who is an active | member of Union Lodge) with a handsomely | engraved silver tea vet of six pieces. It was a surprise, but he was equal to the emergency | and responded in fitting terms. The whole company repaired to a large room below, where refreshments were served in abundance. The | rooms were tastefully decorated with flowers, lms, &c., and the whole affair will be a red Ketter day in the history of Union Lodge, the largest in this jurisdiction. ‘The whole arrange- ment was planned and executed by the “Bundle of Sticks,” a valuable auxiliary of the lodge, which assumed the entire expense of the whole affair. Tonight Golden Rule Lodge, No. 21, will be visited and on Thursday night Covenant Lodge, No. 13, which will be the finale of the series, The entertainment to be given in the Academ: of Music June 30, called “A Musical Absurdit bids fair to be a pronounced success, large sales of tickets being already announced. ‘The pro- ceeds are to be applied in the erection of a commodious new hall for Federal City Lodge, No. 20. fara ‘The Pentathlon Games. ‘The first regular monthly meeting of the Y. M. O. A. athletes to contest for place under the new Pentathlon rules will take place tomorrow at 4:30 p.m. The events will consist of 100 yards dach, running high jump, pole vault, throwing twelve-pound hammer and one-mile run. ‘As the results are part of a r pro- gram that will end with the close of the searon, when suitable prizes will be given for the num- of points gained and proficiency attained, it is attracting the attention of a great number of the prospective athletes of the association,and as falbure to attend any of these meete will — the average a large number wil re part. purpose is tosecure regular and all-round ex- ercise in the open air,which will work for health as well as prepare the young men for competi- ai tion with other clubs. The games will begin at 4:30 and are likely to attract a large gathering atthe Y.M.C. A. Park, at 17th and U streets. —_— Another Flood Suit. Yesterday another suit growing out of the floods of July, 1889, was filed against the Dis- trict. This was by Messrs. Shellabarger and Wilson and Randall Hagner, for dealer in marine west, for $8,000 roducts, 621 B street north- mages, riages, harness, &c., at 612 12th street and 1331 | and 1883 H street northwest, made an assign- ment for the benefit of creditors to H. W. Sohon yesterday. They exempt certain goods consigned them by Keeler & Jennings of Rochester, N. Y., Hinks & Johnson of Bridge- port, Conn., Tompkins & Mandeville of Now- ark, N.J., and W. H. Gray. Preference is made for the rent of premises and the following claims pro rata: Tompkins & Mandeville, $700; W. J, Downey, §475; William Stephenson, #300; . Lawton & MeBevnolds, $335; Wilding & Fenton. $105.71; West End National Bank, #130; Hinks & Johnson, $400; Keeler & Jennings, $400, and Evexixa Stax Company, €125. — Overcome by the Heat. Yesterday afternoon George Smith, a hod car- rier living at No. 2 Freeman's alley, was overcome by the heat while at work on Connecticut ave- nue and Q street northwest. Benjamin Corbert of Liberty street was sun- struck at New Hampsbire avenue and street yesterday. a CaraLoovr Sax ont IMPORTED AXD Dousstic FoxiTuae.—The well-known furni- ture maker and importer of furniture and fabrics, Mr. Alex. Milne of 1214 F street. has, as already announced in the daily papers, de cided to irom the general farniture busi- ness and in future devote his whole attention to special lines, embracing fine fabrics, laces, wall coverings, ing and to facilitate the Projected cl commence on Thursday next, June 16, at 10:30, at his store to sell ail of his t furniture of every description, in which is included imported and domestic furni- ture of the finest workmanship and recent ar- tintic ‘Latimer & Sloan are the auc -tioneers. “Ihe goods are now on exhibition. — rt. Severe Storacr furnished for silver ware by The National Safe Deposit, Savings and Trust Com- yany pth street and New York avenue.— — $14.00 to Chicago and Return. wit COMMAPSAER AD OutO SazL Wav. Two limit lighted, is | street. icholas White, | ‘No Indications That the Hot Weather Will Cease for Several Days. ‘Yesterday was the hottest day of the season in Washington, the thermometer registering 90 for the first time this year. In other cities north of this point it was still hotter, and in some cities it was the hottest 13th of June for twenty-five years. : The exasperating feature of the situation is that there is no prospect of an early change in the temperature. The weather bureau says the hot weather is due to a condition termed insolation—direct effect of the heat above the earth. There is no moisture in the air and the motion of the upper current is slower, which produces stagnation. Toward bed time it grows cooler. This is due to the earth throwing off its heat rapidly and cooling off, the cool current gradually freehen- ing the atmosphere. It is well to keep close to the ground in the early hours of the evening, ‘and to seek a spot on a lawn or in the park, as sodded earth cools much quicker than the A thermometer held close to the grass will register ten degrees lower temperature than when held » dozen feet above the ground. It will be cooler on the front door steps than ‘on the second-story balcony for this reason. The only hope for cooler weather for the next few days is that some sly and eccentric rain storm which may be lurking in the moun- tains northwest of here may suddenly dart from its lair and swoop down with a rush on the sweltering valleys. , GEORGETOWN. “RED BILL” sHoT. John Jackson, alias “Red Bill,” the notorious desperedo, who almost from infancy bas given the police trouble, was, on Saturday night, shot by Sheriff Vietch of Virginia. Over in Roslyn the shooting took place,and the cause of it was that Bill refused to halt when commanded after having been —e Sans part in a disagreeable rumpus. The woun Man was not arrested, however, but told to | make his way toa hospital. As it was not the | first time Red Bill had been hurt be didn't | serionsly mind it, and instead of seeking medi- | cal attention he ought on the Georgetown side his old ascociates, Jackson secured his release | from jail, where he has been for many months, through ‘the aid of a writ of habeas corpus, it Ding ‘claimed that he had been illegally ‘eon- vie! HOME FOR INCURABLES. On June 16 from 5 until 10 p.m. the annual garden party for the-benefit of the endow- ment fund of the Home for Incurables will be held at the residence of Mra. George N. Beale, $147 P street. For several years a similar entertainment has been given for this charity and on every occasion great “fhe | Success has crowned the efforts of the pro- moters, As now many Washingtonians have become interested in the building and mainte- nance of the home it is probable that the com- ing fete will be the most successful ever given. JUVENILE GooD TEMPLARS. Afew weeks ago, at Odd Fellows’ Hall, a juvenile lodge of Good Templars was organized by G. W. Russell, G. S. of J. T. There were about thirty little ladies and gentlemen present who went up and signed the pledge. Last Sat- urday afternoon was the second meeting of this newly organized lodge and a very enjoyable program was rendered. Among the numbers were a vocal solo by Nellie Sclilouser; reci- tation, Mise Kosa Imlay: recitation, Miss Julia Golden; instrumental solo, Miss Clara Harner: reading, Miss Susie Ketner; recitation, Mise Gertrude Schlossen; Autoharp solo, Mr. Ed Wilson; recitation, Miss Annie Madison; en- conraging remarks by Mr. Chas. Clark and @ duet and Wilson, members ae Phil Dwyer Takes the Stakes. Phil Dwyer, the well-known turfman, -was holder he would receive the two deposits of the $10,000 stake money of the Sullivan-Corbett ma the Olympic Club on September 7 next. Mr. Dwyer went to the sporting department of the World and received the money trom W. O. Esmyer, who represented Geo. Dickinson, the temporary stakeholder. ——_+e+_____ Frank Carman of Breesport, N. Y., was sen- | tenced yesterday at Elmira in the county court to two years and six months’ imprisonment in Auburn state prison for bigamy. Usrorn Acoxy From Broken Varicose Veins. THE SORES HEALED AND THE BURNING YIELDED. ‘TO HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA AND HOOD’S OLIVE OINTMENT. This from a lady in Lewisburg, Pa., is confirmed by well-kugwn druggista: “To ©. 1. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. : “*For many years I have been « great sufferer from broken or varicose veins, suNering UNTOLD AGONY from burning and ‘intense itcbing. I tried many reme- dies and doctors without relief. ‘Atlast Dr. Leicer of Lewisburg, Pa., advised me to take Hood’s Sarsa- Partlla, and use at the same time Hood's Ointment. I did so, with WONDERFUL RESULTS. Before the first bo:tle was gone the ulcers began to heal, the inflammation ceased and in a short time I considered wyself rid of the trouble, and for months I enjoyed bealth and life as I had not before for many wyear, Icannot speak too highly of HOOD’S SABSAPARILLA, Or of the healing and soothing effect of Hood's Olive Ointment.” Mrs. MARY ASTEN, Lewisburg, Pa. 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. HOODS PILLS cure Nausea, Sick Headache, Indi- gestion, Biliiousness. Sold by all druggists. 6 Loxeruyt Ham Is produced by the CUTICURA REMEDIES when all others fail. They cleanse the scalp of irritating, scaly, crusted and blotchy humors, stimulate the hair follicles and destroy microscopic insects which feed ‘onthe bair, and hence succeed when the best physi- clans and all other remedies fail. Sold throughout the wi Ger Tur Best. TBE CONCORD HARNESS. LUTZ & BRO. 497 Penn. ave., adjoining National Hotel. ‘Trunks and Satchels of best make.at low prices. mbzo * If you want a MACKIN- ‘TOSH GARMENT or other WATERPROOF WRAP of a pair of RUBBER BOOTS or OVERSHOES, a Hot Water Bottle, Fountain Syringe or any article of MANUFACTURED RUB. BER you will find the ‘GOLD SEAL” Grade the best and most reliable. tT JUNKENNESS OR THE LIQUOR HABIT POS- ITIVELY CURED BY ADMINISTERING Dr. HAINES’ GOLDEN SPECIFIC. It can be given in a. without theknowledyeot due patient, ft Tarnuless and will eflect'a permmencnt ang spools ‘or en alco tise wreck. It hes beenyiven in thousands of casos ‘4 perfect cure has followed. IT cure, Secoues an utter faipon SPECIFIC CO. Prop'rs, Cineinnatt ‘book of particulars free. Pete nado Upder utitt Honky Je7-tu,th.ely ree foment Sidered atlas Brice. : which is scheduled to take place before | solar radiation with nothing to intercept the | GEGGEGEGOGEGHEGS UNG TOCERTRDOEOESECEECIOND | Berkeley Whisky,” which is one of | merits have been tested by many We | best tonic and by far the heal | tional reputation because » ited with | iy tor the SEENEESERSESSSESESSESSESSSESSSSESSSESSESES BAKING POWDER, ‘Wholesome, Leavens Most, Leavens Best. [Use Use Use Use Use Use Use Use Use TEP Use TES ‘Uge Use Use Use Ue Use se Use Use Use Use Use {Use Use Use Use Nise Use Use Tse Tiss Use Use URE CITY ITEMS. Fancy Balbriggan Underwear. The value is. 01.25 Our price is. rs it Faixe & Box, cor. 7th and D. If Not, Why Not? ‘Taorr says what! bebentack toes! For Iced Tea, the “Sun- The best Tea in the world for the money, ‘Only 50c. per pound. 1t* Merzorn’s Fing wey, 417 7th st.n.w. Beawtiful Figured Challies, 5c. Mosquito Net, nearly two yards wide, 60. Linen Towels, 5¢.; Linen Napkins, 50. Lonsdale Cambric, 10c.; Surah Silks, $90. Black Plaid India Linen, 10c.; China Silk, $90. Bedford Cords, new dress goods, 26. it 11 Market space, a cronies H. A. Seligson’s California Claretand Rhine Wine at $2 per dozen oan't be best. Whisky, ‘760. per full quart, Jole-St cxziointe Just Received another large invoice Galvan- ized Garbage Cans with covers. Regulation sizes tor 75c. Puaxx E. Horxixs, Hardware, 438 9th st. nw. fole-se eee Claret Wine, direct from the vineyards tn California, 25¢. per bottle. 1t* Merzogn’s Fixe Grocenr,417 7thet.n.w. ——— Dog Collars engraved, Razors sharpened free. ' Cutlery. WaLrorn’s,477Pa.ave. it? dunia linet If You are on « bunt or ox- Forges to lake u lees! wapply of von mm don't White's Yucatan Gum with you. You will And it indispensable. Jol8-6t 5 years old, 650. qt. Pare Port Wine, med. use, . 25c. bot.; Golden Catawba, Zc. bot. Lime Juice, 25.; whole box Sardines, 100. Our Process Flour, $1.50, 75 and 40c. sack. Potted Meats of all kinds. Jel0&14-2t P. R. Wieow, 994 7th st. nw. | An Excellent Tonic and a Healthy Bev- erage. We have reference to James 's “Old Rye ‘most pop- ular brands of liquor on the market. Its trae ag ians, who declare it to be without jon the fthies! driak asa Tt hase na- Congressmen drink ng other stimulant except “Tharp's Berkeley.” physic beverage in this or any other city. a jana prescribe it in their daily praotice, | with excellent results. This pure old brand can formally notified last night that as final stake- | only be purchased at Tuanr’s Stone, 818 F street northwest. je3-tu,t leas Beak ‘SS. Heller, 720 7th st. n.w., is making te 20 cialty in Ladies’ and Children's Hair Cutting and Shampooing; also cures Dandruff. my20-tr Se None Name It But to Praise. Wheeler & Wilson's New High Arm No. 9. A marvel of lightness and swiftness. i027 Office 487 9th st. nw. ee Royal Glue mends everything. Druggista. 100 Weve Bees Tirsma A 25 foot janden Hose, with coupling and natent, bose, ee ae ae S.S. Sepp & Buo.. 432 Oru Sr. ‘W. M. SHUSTER, E. A. SHUSTER. 8. 'D. SHUSTER. W. M. Suvsrez & Soxs, DEALERS IN FRENCH, GERMAN, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN DEY GoODs, . No, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVE., WILL MAKE A DISCOUNT OF 10 PER CENT ON ALL SALES FOR CASH UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. OUR GOODS ARE ALL MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES, AND NO DEVIATION IN THE PRICES WILL BE ALLOWED EXCEPT FOR CASH OX THE DAY OF SALE. 13 W. M. SHUSTER & soNB. STTTTTTTTTTTTT TTT ae ae TG EGULATION = Boarv-Oy-Huatrz Gansice Cans. ‘We have secured a bie stock of Galvi Che Binds m recommended in his twee t etre ar OAK CREST, PRINCE GEORGE'S CO., MD., ‘For the Endowment Fund, Home for Incurabies, ‘WU be Many of our preminent | B4 EXCURSIONS, &c. (COME AND G0 wiTH US TO RIVER VIEW ‘THURSDAY, JUNE 16 EXCURSIONS, &0. oe WEDNESDAY, JUNE BY a DIVISION, No. 2, T.RKR (Om the second Grand Excursion of the public and our many ere car- \ CRESCENT BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION, —_ | “itiiy {viet te go with as and have a good time. ‘Dancing all day and evening. PENTZ leaves at 0:450. m., 1-45 and 6:45 p. m. Par®, 250. round trip. ETMESDA PARE B Aiuple prot we Rex VIEW ———— | Circus of Trained Dogs at 2 and 7 o'clost p.m. ‘THURSDAY, June 16, from 5 to 10, at the residence of Firet Grand Excursion of the Grounds wil! be beautifully lihted by are ond te ‘Mrs. Georwe N. Beale, 3147 P st. MARINE ENGINEERS’ BENEFICIAL ASSOCIA- | candoncent electric letts. ‘The public are cordislly invited to attend. jel3-3t* FRIDAy SUE 1, ‘The beautiful new €10.090 Steem Cervusal, ancem- NATIONAL THEATRE public cordially invited t | modating 150 people at one time an@ accompanied Suaueis este for the benntiver the wisows ani urphatt of dereamet | 1 ® comtly Germany Orcbewtrion Onan. tn ey me NIZaAb eu, Lome oe | Siligivea com eu ‘Tendered tothe Concordia Biviston, No. & * heron — » * TEECESechilires tee te bleda and tml Knights of Pythias, MooStiear EXCURSION The new cafe open, under the management of the Ropekr bt. WER eee RIVER QUEEN | celobrated catert and chef, Alexandre Pectin 09, = tee £04, | rox neal Gree E(t Stare 0 | wena eraey tMegremler 83 Wwww g ge Pea heagena forsale Thi Indies. FRIse Baraat, THE Sito rks Scteay, wwww bs RX G 90 | — Jols-2e* |x SICAL PHONOGRAPH, LECT IOC Bat. Bow “oo? %" “w Q'<TH GRAND ANNUAL Picxio me oastR De pap bree Bel 7H OF the Rackrrs, Rts “hats “akp halts sat 90, A By A | GERMAN-AMERICAN BENEVOLENT aSSOCtA-| PATENT BWitGs, THE CANE BOARD ba! 8 aa B A ° % TION THE BARBY GAME and many others. GGG NE ‘Will dance at every performances. Cirele for 250, a BAT: or cerrrssvna. ele ISTH STREET AND OHIO AVENUE. wis OPEN DaILy. (CoxcesT By the MARYLAND GOHOOL YOR THE BLIND, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15, 1902, AS he FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHUBOE, 10th and G strests. ‘Exercises commence 7-45 p.m. Complimentary tickets can be had st Wis. Knabe& Co's piano rooms, 817 Market Space. 513-80 10 CLUB. TO THE MEMBERS, steesion ai COScEe [NE BAND, ‘Assisted 88 ALICE ‘RAYMO! JOTICR.—Go down 10th st.. as a. atl seit Clab will take place BY ye axikionar. | PARE E sun AT 4P Mn sie Ate YEARS HARROWED THEIR BRAINS OVER THE QUESTION, “HOW CaM 1 ENJOY THE COMPORTS OF LIFE WITHOUT SUFFERING ITS UNTOLD MISERIES," HAVE FOUND ITS PRACTICAL SOLUTION IN OUR EQUITABLE CREDIT SYSTEM, WHICH NOT ONIY PROVIDES IN ADVANCE THE ENDEARMENTS OF DOMESTIC FELICITY, BUT AFFORDS YOU ‘THE MEANS OF PAYING FOR THEM FROM THE SMALL WEEKLY OR MONTHLY SAVINGS OF YOUR DAILY TOIL. RELIABLE HOUSEKREPERS CAN SELECT ANY ARTICLE FROM OUR HANDSOME LINE OF FURNITURE, CARPETS, MATTINGS, RE. FRIGERATORS, GAS AND VAPOR STOVES AND BABY CARRIAGES, REVEL IN THE SPLENDOR OF THEIR POSSESSION AND YET BE FREE FROM THE MANY BURDEFS IMPOSED BY 4 STRICTLY CASH SYSTEM ‘HOUSE & HERMANYS CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES, 917, 919, O21 AND v23 7TH BT. axD (26 MASS. AVE. H.W. Cusmer & Lewr. 998 7TH ST. AND 706 K ST. ¥.W. 4 SPECIAL OFFERING IN INDIA LINON at 12360. yard, fully equal to anything sold at, 18. ‘This ts the very cream of » lot of goods just purchased, and that will be the price for it as long as it laste. FINE DOTTED SWISS at 25c. yard. FIGURED SWISSES at 23, 35, 45 and S00. FINE BLACK INDIA LINON at 12%. 15, 18, 90 and 25e. yard. 40-INCH IRIGH LAWNS—s bie variety of beautiful styles. Only 124c. yard. CHILDREN'S CARDINAL DERBY BIBBED HOSE, outtive fast colors. Sizes 6to 8% Only 12h4e. pair. LADIES’ PURE SILK MITTS at 25 and 500. paiz. BABGAINS IN PARASOLS. - CARHART & LEIDY, (WS Teh ot. and TS Ket as Liqvog, , MORPHINE, OFTUM, “GULORAR, 0- Sits AND. Pobscco. Hi oteoe a ihefully site - Oak Creat is de’ ihstdlly situated. 24 miles from Bal Baltimore Aner- wo minutes’ walk ate every couvenience and = eee can be ta 4 ive homes con Sourn Srenuise Bao & Co, | JEWELLERS AND SILVERSMITHS, TEMPORARILY aT .1487 Pons Ava OW ALL GOODS, WITHOUT RES BRVATION, Or 10 Pex Cenr Fo Cisa | tall AT WASHINGTON PARK, livwroind 1G ohares of aeputy B st bet. 13th and Tai ONO LIQUORS ANE SOLD ON THESE GROCNDE, and Tath #1 SIGE : Ic peared aicety SC open care wil we ran and ood: Senco WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15, 1892. Linders orchestra. Prize howling | ot te unfavorable the picnic will teke | ae Pske con: following oe “*From the lofty dome of the heavens” = Foe C2aR TER rae SEA YACRT “3 Vy Any. week or mouth, Por excursl ns Ree view, Sartiog, eed cleare fet ‘The Monarch of Summer Resorts, eats! ES. RANDALL, Proprietor and Manager. Wetneatay’ xt Watnesday | - == Res Weinesiy} sexes. Set Yetenser ™ Special engagement of the Queen of the Air, i “doh Bridwe., DOT ZELNO, jall-iv DOT ZELNO: = Tn her the mile PROPOSALS. See acres ARCTE TTY Rie eee pine-vaulted finnament to the green lawns of River ‘Bractne tm the great pavilion all day and evening Sareea ae : The PENTZ at 0:45am. 145and645p.m Tske | T OOOMING: ‘Samnes Pain's "Sone" Magnitiomnt Pero | Hi james ‘s a va techni Production. sas | Ooh Sore SCHEDULE THE TOME OF Wisii¥orox, GREEN LAWNS OF MARSHALL HALL 4 year ending Jume iy Pose propaale amd wire sBoatioas cas this off aon apy tonthom th rotor: ieoeamary Information, ai omy iit'te cosidered.” ‘Phe ‘Comminsioners D.C.” MOUNT VERNON.—Thr steamer Macalester to | GEALED PROPOSALS, ——_ my ao | S'Adareeeed to we trustees of Third Baptist Wil be pe Soe Remit er a ENTE sik OttoCR PM ON THE TWENTY SEVENTH UF JUNE, Teme | For tarnishing” al wr woceaneey a wa u ise ary ‘e 2: noe int) Phe round “ap sly i Vernon. Cale on the steiner. “Mount Vernon | Eas Mat ALT. —Steamers Macalester and “ios YALL Stew 3:90ana6.35, “Architect. 1s ish sta Ww ¥ EXCEPT RORDAY Dead toe ae aa 245 = oie PROTUINg LOR CRDEAN SOUL SOR IAN HEAD EVENING TRIPS, landing at , a 3 ~ ee ~~) Meng ee Pa, lending ot | Seaitd propeesin indent Ronen ee es, a! at Ma: Schr rbestra: on Pavilion day and event a aplie! "to furnish at the quantity’ of Biles, stes lumber, nuts, rivets, &c the and return on rewuler boats fur ube round-trip STEAMER RIVER QUEEN for Alexandria and ver 4s far down as Glymont, ineludune Mar- | the Hiver Mi 413 . both ways, at 0a m. dally acept Sunday. tchools mite to Marshall ‘Hall should tune wp AtGam.? At Gam | PUBS! ASS ARAL, wane STEAMBOAT €O. ae is _| Sect ma thas pit HE OOLORED ODD FELLOWS OF ANAOOSTIA | Advantavous to the sovergnemt EDW T’ PIONIC wii take place | AKT, Paymaster General, C. 8 Navy. )e?-Qe nacostia = JUNE 15 in verside Park Gates open at O o'clock p.m. JeLL-Bt* (CRISTIAN ENDEAVoR ExcuRsION TO INDIAN HEAD, TUESDAY, JUNE 14 630 P.M STaTIONERY—v SS tives, Wasabi proposals will be ree PACK M., IU) wu ma forme Rinna; bank bom de adn {nformation uraiahed om epiiication ty the statiomery clerk The ele R it to and STEAMER RIVER QUEEN, Grail bis urparts cf tide” Proposals shoutt he of dressed to the Clerk of the House of ‘Under suspices of ¥. P. S. ©. E of FIRST COX- and sudoryed“"Proponals for Stationers. KERR, CiePk U.8. Houwe of Repregentativen. REASURY OF THE UNITE ‘ington, D. C., June 10, 12 —1n eccondsmen authority contained in an act of Ouusress appr: Bares 3 ie cop of whieh a w eet.) the treastirer Pe - y the bonds of the District of GREGATIONAL CHURCH. Church choir of fifty voices led by Dr. J, W. Bischoff. Christian Endeavorers and friends invited. ‘Tickets, 250. For sale by members and at bost. Refreshments served on boat. gel-aee B** iver on THE curs: BOATING, BATHING, FISHING, DAILY CONCERTS AND OTHER AMUSEMENTS. ‘Trains leave B. and 0. station, Washington, week @ays at 9:15 am., 1:30 and 428p.m Sundays at subject to the ap) 9:35a.m., 1:30 and 3:15 p.m. yrs and the right 8 Palace steamer Columble—capacity, 4,000—con- | Sinking Fund. 1 nyt nects at Bay Ridge with the 9:15 am x | ent of bon Wt of Columbia talline: the | Shis'tirse, euehteen bunds one, abd 3 Bret ani fwenty-aixth, eighteen bundted abd two. Beit enacted by the Remate and House: Stntativos of the Uulted Statee Uf America ta Steombled, Thet the Sr-officio ‘commniestoner Bigtict ur Calta. i bereby De days and the 9:35am train Sundays, affording «0 opportanity for a delightful trip 70 miles onthe Chesapeake bay. Round trip on steamer, 10c. ‘Bound-trip tickets from Washington, $1.00. 8. B HEGE, City Passenger Agent, 1361 Pa. ave. AND MINERS' TRANSPORTA- terest att ty Suan por anti, payab.* ‘bait » fave of July and Ja each Year, shall te redeenabie at pleawure after two yeare ie ten years after ‘the date nf tb: The mn by federal, stabs of municipal authorky, eat atate or munt’ . the United States. is: Lerehy pledmed ee wil uy etic to be fevbed upon the ict atch taxes as will dowo, prov iiies nevvwwary Lo pay the Interest Eocnator ings become due and payable, and reste fuking fund for the payusent of five saure at macurtty” nd the bonds sual! have set forth and expressed o@ their face the above specised conditions, and the ‘shail be msde sation reve be ptterevect etd printed at the 6 of Coluuitla, shall be sisgmed | United States, ex-officio comnlmioner of fi terwigued (by the wuditor of the i "bear the seal of aid District Shell be ‘hambered conse-atively. and Bevis the Reeiwtor ct tbe Votted tater Tear: ration the ec the , sya “days of Jag, ciahteen hu MO iinet te, bat bonds hereby authorized ibe used for no other ‘BABIES FREE. arjose whatsoever. of the bonds hereby os = - may amas rr anes ty ont For PLEASA! EVENING TRIP take mm. 2 of two years from issue by aatd treag- peat Homest Taspan ricer wediy wl cog pot i LT commencing at 6:200.m. Lastround trip, 6:30p.m. | {hci'sniticutn sunfl be doar eatind te eat thie onder ‘Visit Alexandria, Va., of payment shail be followed autil all shel! beve been la Public notice shall L(y - 5-4 FATHER WASHINGTON'S CHURCH, an eucceseive Tstwe dally pares, pale Mabed im the city of Wi of the time op Masonic Lodge, the Braddock House and the many intereat on the parment wil be made, an reminiscences from 1776 to 1865. = )POowATION Day. Steamer Bartholdi. Trip every hour to all up, Pak Rosncarienoae Jettooc] iver trip ” FHI SiaaaeRLaxn & 80x my27-3m Fem oe as ‘HE WOND! CAVERNS OF LURAY, Va. Tiere sa cyan aad Sianoce eet Oe ay se “Gumeae AND CHAUTAU eo ich Rogen Gg at S10, 621 and 23 Tht ow NORFOLK xp wasurxarox STEAMBOAT CO. STRAMER “GEORGE LEART* SUMMER SCHEDULE Foasrroas ae Asp Hovezrvamsmros sh OF EVERY CONCEIVABLE DESORIPTION Grand opening at Piney Potnton erate Rang pent fooe gi ANE sre arate Spring Wea" | Uaioe’ “Oureare mos ty rage’ Sreacod & v4 Teturaing. | took first prize at Paris exposition in 1880. All sises, eee | Sane ere aes Bee re p.m, | only reliable grades. Matting, Ol Cloth and Lame eo Jeu laid on your floor free of extra cost. ~ Ah ‘Our Drocatelle, tapestry and WEE Aber stores, Weesll se loth, for O88 coh, O17 ca, time. S22 abarge tor Game THE Niiows. (Oak Retenaton Pot Sy Perhaps you need « Baby Carriage. We hacpahmast