Evening Star Newspaper, July 1, 1892, Page 8

LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. FORECAST TILL 8 P. 3. SATURDAY. For the District of Columbus, land and Virginia. fair Saturday; warmer; shifting to southwesterly. CONDITION OF THE WATER. Temperature and condition of water at 8 a.m.: Great Falls, temperature, 74; condition, 2 Receiving reservoir, temperature, 80. Con-| dition at north connection, 3; condition at | south connection, 36; distributing reservoir, temperature, 80; condition at influent gate | house, 4; condition at effluent gate house,6. | High water. 040 am. 12:55pm. goon cece Meares Ovrrxo. As the public just now are basing their minds on the above we deem it well to call their atten- tion to the Hotel Royal, Atlantic City, which fohnson has leased and put in thor- ‘ough condition. Parties visiting that placo can rest amured that every effort will be made for their comfort. All correspondence in regard &c., will be cheerfully to rates, service, answered, whether the stay be long or short. Onpzn sour Ice Cream at Rersrxorn’s, 295 G st. nw. Shipped anywhere. For Br.axx Doors, Stationery and Office Sup- Plies to go Eastox & 1th st. Gorse! Gorse! Gorxa!!! Thove $1 Straw Hats ore going... Get yours before the pick of the styles is “‘gone. Pick Baase & Sox, cor. Tih and D. ‘Ture “Ravourrxe Disc” Fix Fax, indispensa- ble where flies are troubiesome; nickel plated, chronometer movement, adjustableand revolves ipidly in an} ition Sa . ” oma T. Canter & Co., 606 Pa. ave. n.w., 5 doors from 6th st. rab shoes Hemax ArtificialEyes. REwrnen’s,453 Paave. Purest axp Brst—Suertz’s Caxpr. Don't fail to take a box with you when yon leave town. Only 86c.a 1. 10th and F and Welcker’s Hotel. Tur “Bay State Lawn Mowers, sold with an absolute and unconditional guarantee. Price, $4.50 each. Prese: Kettles; a large invoice just re- ceived; all sizes; prices. Cuas. T. Canter & Co., 606 Pa. ave. n.w., 3 doors from 6th st. Frssrxz’s Ico Cream sipped by express any- where out of town. 1427 New York ave. ‘Tae Cocunax, 14th and K streets north- west, will make special rates for summer months, Aatistic axp GUARAXTEED.—Silvor Fillings, ‘cents; Platina, $1. Very best Teeth, U.S. Detar Assocratiox, 7th and D. Carpets Curaxrp by the Exrme Canrer ‘Wonxs, 631-635 Mass. ave. n.w.. are made moth- proof free of charge. Telephone 425-2 1875 Brxzz or Nexsox, a genuine hand-made | sour math whitky of the finest character, bottled | at the distillery. Caantes Knaraen, agent for the District Columbia, CITY AND DISTRICT. an AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. ‘Tar Barrie oF Gerttspcne.—lith street and | Ohio avenue. —-—- EXCURSIONS TOMORROW. Rrver View.—Steamer Pentz, 9:45 am. and 1:45 and 6:45 p.m. Manewaxt, Hatt.—Steamers Macalester and River Queen, 9, 10 a.m. and 2:90 p.m. Bar Ripar.—Trains leave B. and O. station 945 a.m... 1:90 and 4:23 p.m. Corostat Brace ax Prxer Porxr.—George Leary, 6 p.m. Brraespa Parg.—Take Tenleytown cara. . Ixprax HEAp.—Macalester, 6:45 p.m. Isprax Heap.—Pentz, 6:45 p.m. g Lowzs Haver Laxprsos.—T. ¥. Arrowsmith, pm. mee CONDENSED LOCALS. Wanpex Borge has awarded for farnishing the jail with fresh and corned beef during the year commencing today to W. H. Hoover. ‘A Gasouzxe Stove exploded at 1315 41¢ street southwest yesterday, but only slight dam- age was done. Art 10:30 o'clock last evening Hans Roberts | was taken suddenly ill at 6th and G streets northwest and was attended by Dr. Kolipinski, after which he was sent to his home, 1825 9th street northwest. Hall, Kent county, Md, W. H. Easton was | thrown from the buggy and severely hurt. Ir was at the K street and not the Washing- ton market in which Mra. Ellinger lost her money on Wednesday last. Maz. J. W. Baows, who was badly injured about the head and fect by an avenue car at 1ith street on Tuesdar night, is in a precarious condition. He is attended ’ by Drs. Frederick and Hazen. ages Strack With a Piece of Lead Pipe. Alfred Poindexter, a boy of nine years, was treated yesterday for # badly braised head at | the Emergency Hospital. He states that he was looking for his knife in the rear of the sixth net station, when he was ordered by a man leave, and the man struck him over the head with a piece of lead pipe. pamnlaa eee Homing Pigeons to Be Liberated. L. A Schmid, 1288 Sth street northwest, has for liberation tomorrow morning two baskets of homing pigeons, one the property of Mr. Jos. Stafford, Fall River, Mass., 365 miles distant; the other for Mr. H. Goodby of Providence, R. L, $50 miles in an air line. ‘The first will be let goaté O'clock, the second at 7 o'clock. They are the contract | for the capital prize and the other The Post Club of this city sent last two baskets containing thirty-five | birds to Atlanta, Ga., 585 miles, for liberation | Seturday morning. ’ They will try for the | Childs cup, under the management of E. S. Btarr of Philadelphia Ponce ae A Balance in Bank. joney earned does not accummulate rapidly | asa rule. Money well invested ripens into Jf you wish to follow im the f | if you wo win of those | wit footateps cash surplus of ‘¥ pays interest on cur- rent balances subject to check.— Adrt. > B. and O. Excursion Rates for 4th of July. From July 1 to 4 inclusive the B. and 0. RR. will sell tickets from all stations east of the hio river at greatly reduced rates. Tickets Will be good for return journey until July 5 in- clasive. For detailed lars as to rates ‘epply to nearest B. and pivecatce he i Ortgent —Adet. Half Rates to New York and Return, —_| ACCOUNT OF CHRISTIAN EXDEAYOR CONVENTION, con ‘wntil August 15.—Adrt. pieces ‘Tax Macatesten this eveni at 645 » g, Merball Hall at 10 pm. shared plensa: . & sent everybody and he on! ‘tine, To Marshall Hall cad Indien ‘Head, 25 cents.—Advt. Roc Exox is a delightful resort.—Adet. no ene won Your Stuvzrware, Laces axp Vatvasies of all kinds may be deposited, at moderate cost, fm the burglar and damp-proof vaults of The National safe it Company, 15th street and New York ave.—Adet. ————— Finewors® at J. Jay Gould's, 421 9th.—Adet. ———.—_— -Walbridge, vice president and treasurer of the irited horse near Rock | per tha THE NEW GARBAGE SERVICE, It Went Into Operation Today—What the Health Officer Proposes. ganized at 467 Missouri avenue, with Walter H. Nelson, manager; Harry J. Reed, musical di- rector; R. B. Wilson, secretary and treasurer; Messrs. W. T. Reed and H. H. Guttenson, first tenors; W. H. Nelson, second tenor; C. F. Mil- ler, first bass, and James E. Taylor and J. H. = = upe May f rodent cured an ent at y for 96, and before leaving will be the recipients of a ‘complimentary testimonial by Lafayette Lodge, No. 13, LO. M. . To Meet'in This City. Col. John T. Dickinson, secretary of the na- national commission of the world’s fair, will ar- rive in Washington on July 6, and soon after the members of the bard of control will hold meetings at the Riggs House. pro act enol An Alleged Forger Brought Back. Rinaldo C. Cross, formerly the agent of the Electric Lighting Company, who left here about four months ago, was brought here yes- terday afternoon by Detective Carter from Santa Cruz, Cal. He was indicted several months ago for forging the name of H. D. company, toa number of checks, aggregating about $400. For a long time the company was money ran ont, and failing to obtain employ- ment when he fanded at Santa Cruz he sur- rendered to the authorities, etating he was will- ing to return and atone for the crime as far ns possible. The police being informed of his Whereabouts Detective Carter was sent for him, and he brought on the prisoner, who he yester- day delivered to the authorities. Gemtemenne Lawn Party Postponed. * The storm yesterday afternoon prevented the ‘opening of the lawn party of the Columbia Cycle Club, mentioned in yesterday's Stan. Despite the rain there were numerous callers at the club house during the evening and many lady friends of the club were given an oppor- tunity to inspect the new home of the club. The lawn party will be held as soon as the weather proves favorable: gee Three Bad Accidents. Yesterday two accidents occurred at the library building. Andrew Morris, colored, fell through the elevator shaft a distance of thirty feet, dislocating his shoulder, and was taken to Providence Hospital. Moses Green had his hand caught under a stone which was being lowered, and it was badly crushed. Scott Marshall, employed at Albright & Berker's coal yard, near the Capitol Base Ball | Park, had his right hand caught in a block and tackle yesterdey and it was badly crushed. He was treated at the Emergency Hospital. ————— Mr. Lloyd Denies the Charges. In the suit of Pearl Lioyd against Edwin | H. Lloyd for a divorce Mr. J. G. Bigelow has | filed answer for the defendant. He denies the | allegations of cruel treatment or tht he repre- | sented that he was in the receipt of $150 per month and aseerts that she knew that he re- ceived but $10 to $12 per week and she urged the marringe against the counsel of his parents; that it is untrue that her meals were of Boston brown bread and cider. He denies the charges of brutal treatment and charges that she is now ing an immoral life. caterers ee Stole From a Little Girl. William Ball, a full-grown colored man, was | before the Police Court today on a charge of | stealing €2 from a emall white child named | Alice Hogan. The child had a $2 note in her hand and the prisoner took it from her, telling t he was going to get it changed for her. He plead guilty to the charge and Judge Miller gave him six months in jail. pode ces Robbed an Old Soldier. There were two grand jury cases called to Judge Miller's attention today. In one case Harry Offutt, James Burley and Shorty Harris were defendants. They were charged with lar- ceny from the person, it being alleged that they took a soldier named Jobn F. Stern down to the arsenal and robbed him of $8. The defendants plead not guilty and Judge Miller heard the festimony. He held them in $500 each to await the action of the grand jury. James Waters was cl with honsebreak- ing at the dwelling house of Alfred A. Adams, it being alleged that he carried off «ring, two iis i "| ) is 3 © 24 HE i > EE ee ae ¢ i hte a8? i} rel E of on F jersey has purchased for Morris block 4, &c., Long BS Ey pe i $28,669.27 Meadows. & Pr wi arms are sound and well.” 8. G. DERRY, 45 Brad- ford st., Providence, R. I. ‘HOOD'S PILLS cure liver flls, constipation, ness, jaundice and sick headache. Try them. Bilious- 6 aS a “*T waccesd better with Cleveland's ‘Baking Powder than with any other I have used."-4.GRANDAY, Ex-Chef Wm. KK. Vanderbilt and Union League Club. BAKING POWDER. ‘Wholesome, Lesvens Most, Wi A aioli Aggrans AY tnd MONDAY joon., ‘Democrats ve 08 8 As the. for this grest sale. Caso Ar Banoars. Will no unable to find him, he having gone to Cali- fornia and traveled over the ont. ist conten sthae Ge tenn ok ppt ‘and speedily andeconomically cured by the CUTICURA REMEDIES when the be physicians fail. a c Joussox ee t UTTRELLS ‘Jad ‘ae? toon COST-PRICE REBUILDING SALE Ts the talk of the town, and if things keep “moving” as they have for the past week ‘twill be only a mattor of ashort time when our entire stock will have been sold. HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR AT COST. Cost Prices. “‘Hermedorf Fast Black a Ladies Ladies’ *‘Hecker's” Fast Black Hose. Ladies’ Fine Fast Black Hose... Ladies? Drop-stitch Lisle Thread ‘Men’s Regular Balbriggan Half Hose. ‘Men’s English Half Hose.. Ladies’ Ribbed Vests, 2 for... Ladies’ Ribbed Vests, all colors... Ladies’ Richelieu Ribbed Lisle Vests ‘Men's Balbriggan Shirts... scape Men's Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers ‘Men's Good Jean Drawers... ae Men's Summer Merino Shirts and HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS. 11-4 “Home” Crochet Bed Spreads... 114 “Mayflower” Bed Spreads. 6-4 Chenille Table Covers... Pure Linen Towels, per doz.. Huck Linen Toweis, 42x18, per doz. ‘Huck and Knotted Fringe Towels... ‘Linen Table Damask. ‘Linen Table Damask. Linen Table Damask. Linen Table Damask.. MEN'S FURNISHINGS. silk handkerchiefs, two pairs of trousers and a pair of shoes. Detective Trammell made the arrest and the case was continued for a week. —_—+—— ‘To Make Money it your funds with the Washington Loan and Trust Company, 9th and F stresta. Thi company will pay 2'per cent interest and you can cheek against your account at will the same as in any other national bank. The capital of the company is $1,000, it. a : Tur Fousta 4 Gata Dar at Bay Rince.— Special attractions will be at Bay Ridgo on July 4 to make the day memorable as one of perfect enjoyment and pleasure. Grand display of Gay Rreworks, an entirely new and novel exh bition. Fancy dance by 100 prominent young ladies of Baltimore. The Great Southern Band, under the leadership of Prof. W. Paris Cham- bers, will furnish ‘music. ‘Boating, fishing, bathing, crabbing, sailing and other amuse- ments. Trains ve B. and O. station, Wash- ‘on, at 9:15 a.m., 1:90 and 4:28 p.m. Round- ‘a-up BRSEES ER All goods in our store at cost—nothing excepted: Jonxsos & Lurrnszz, ‘713 Market space. Caxom Aw Batoary. “60 an 7c. Men's Fine Summer Neck- 39, Caxpw Aw j Banoars. Fo i Caxpr Aw Banoam. "Qcndiees cxcalleus cafee'at SES, E BGo Caxp Aw Banca. Black Bicye! full Fifteen hows tC 1056 oe. aaa Caxpm Aw Banoars. Taree eel ee Caxpw Aw Buaroars. aad oe, Se Me Om 15 Caspr Aw Baxoam. Boys’ Percale Shirt Waist, pleated back and Sees Se Z1 6 Caxpr Aw Banaar. Ladies’ High Neck and Lo: Derby- Tibted Vata Sais. SoeSquaitye ee Do Cu pip Arp B RGAIN. in white, cream branderitveds BIS 5c Ladies’ Black and lored Taffeta Silk Gloves fail lensthsaoe: quality Caxpw Aw Banca. “Tadios? Back Sik Caxpm Aw Banears. Fully 50 Witferent patterns of Ladies’ Hom- atvched and Senllored Ege E rod, 123, Handkerchiefs, 25c. qualit -LS2o Caxsom Am Banca. Ladles! Fine Peated Al-inon Chemissites...|Qo Caxpw Aw Buanoars. . Black, Red Gentile Bor Vehine’ See quailty: parser, LO Candle Ais, Wine, Everything in Fancy Ribbon that Wand Hen 3 inches widest we Caxpw A Baneary. Fit All-silk Fancy Ribbon, 3 to inches: Wider that told aa high as 508. per yard net ZO sold at 1D, Fancy Figured adie Sik. that we sold st QQ, Caxpm Aw Banaar. Best Quality Triple ‘which Colgate's, Youns's, Vennatd's. and ett's, per ounée, including bottle. Caxpw Aw Binosry. Oakley Camelia Tollet Soap, one of the rent and highest 3 Buregg and highest scented soay-s' made. Caspw Aw Banoar. Tadies' Sik Hose Supporters, with fine cen ‘all colors and sizes. & 43, inde jar Caxpw Ar Banaar. 7,000 Sinall Satin Palm Faas. ORK 3 sS8s ‘SS Sg www wwww wwww wow Cr) 8 ip tickets from Washington, 81.—Adet. Groncz Lzany leeves the com- pany’s wharf, foot of 7th street, on, Saturday, aly 2, at 6 o'clock p.m., for Piney Point Hotel. —Adet. ees ‘Tux-favorite violinist, Vitale, at Glen Echo July 4—Adet. —_— Steam yacht Americus at auction tomorrow evening atGo'clock. Stephenson's wharf.—Adet, —>_ Notes the Oriole's advertisement in C. L—Adrt. — Dox’r forget to attend the Milne sale to- morrow, Saturday, July 2, at 10:30 o'clock. Goods are being sacrificed. Elegant articles are being offered at every sale. & Sloan are the auctioneers.—Adet, ees Srzamen Georor Lzanr leaves the com- Jany's wharf; foot of 7th street, on ‘Sunday, at or a.m., for Piney Point Hotel —-Adet. een Mazx C. Baker, America’s great tenor, at -Advt. tended | Glen Echo July 4.. Orsren (note the initials) will of business 5 Ib. boxes of for $1.40.— Advi. Ma. Jaurs F. sell at his three ir furniture, trunks, | Latimer P'sioan, 1407 G street. ments and low rates.— Adrt. R ERE g WE AGAIN OFFER A SUPERIOR STOCK OF FIREWORKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AND OF RELIABLE QUALITY AT 436 OTH ST. N.W., BET. D AND E. 3029,351,2-30" Soe ENE Sy Seo eee i Keser Your Rosssrs Burger. Caxp Aw Banca. Caspr Aw Banoars. Noholoe of all wo have eft. ens ts... TOO Caxpw Aw Buanoar. 4 Zing Satin Daigask Towel, 45 inches long. ] 5 Mjond Siatticle scree and Rinse 5Oc Cu XDID Aw Buna. Genuine Ledther Belts for Ladies, tn black ‘end Tene “ell for Boece ~ 1dc Caxow Aw Banoar. ~All ol pieces. - Monquito Netting, fall 8-7ard 30), wish us to TE SEAT. st tay card ONLY GOOD FOR Two D. A HALF, AY AND SATURDAY AND MONDAT JULY T, 2aNDa A. Kavrmax, ——| 909 Pa Ave. N.W.|— ORIGINATOR OF NEW IDEAS. ‘Sample polish free. free io i a I if abe White Mosquito Net, 5c. “Cantens,” 711 ‘Stsket Space, Bihan FE ath > “W. H. Walker’s Card for aed _— Satarday. Fine = oe small, 17 lo. Fine Lemons, per doz., 200. Fancy akon, Bracke, &e. ow, —_— 250. Imp. Jams (Clark, Ni ‘& Coombs), 170. Choice all kinds. Melons. Gran, Sugar, 430. Superlative Fess; Minn, Patent, 96. Best Creamery Butter, 250. Creamery Cheese 15s, Fresh Meats, Vegetables, &¢., always on band, W. H. Warxzn, 1 La. ave, Men’s Outing Shirts, 39c. “Casters,” 711 Market Space. The Cheapest Matting in Town. Iam carrying the heaviest and best stock of Matting ever handled by any house in this city. 8o far as prices are concerned no one can under- sell me, and as for terms I give purchasers their own time to make payments. Of course a small deposit is necessary at time of eale. That is to show your good faith, while I acceptall the subsequent risks. . My prices for Matting range from 12}¢e. to 60 cents per yard. Other houses may harass and annoy their patrons when slow in payment, I never do. Joux Ruppe: : “GA Hat Tip.” Don’t payafancy price for # Straw Hat. Ours are Fight in style and right in price, ‘That @1 Hat ise beauty. it xc & Sox, cor. 7th and D. edits be Surah Silks, 39c. China Silks, 39c. t “Carters,” 711 Market Space, Soetee t Did You Get One of Our Fans? ‘The next time you visit one of our stores ask for one of these Fans we are giving away. If you have not laid in your stock of Sugar for the Preverring season now is the time to buy. xtra C,4e.; Granulated and A, 4%<c.; Block and Powdered, 6c. Confectioners’ (KXXX), 7c. Flavoring Extracts and Pure Ground Spices. Tux Great ATLaytic axp Pactric Tza Co., 501 and 503 Seventh st. n.w. Braxcues: 1620 14th st. n.w.—3104 M st.. Georgetown.——815 H st. n.e.—-58, 59 and 60 Center Market.—-67 and 68 Eastern Market. ——91 and 92 Western Market.——8 and 9 O Street Market.——101 Northern Liberty Market. Newrox H. Bowmax, Telephone 848. Manager. ee ee Musical Instruments and Strings, Wat- Forp's, Pa. ave. 1° ant eas There Will Be No Scarcity of Fire- crackers and Fireworks this 4th of July. I carry full stock all the year round. Patties wai Fireworks for Parades, Picnics and Excursions will find full stock at my store and ware house. Just received 500 boxes Fire- crackers, 800 grose, Homan’ Candles, 60 gros Whistling Bombs. Gronor J. McgtuEr, Whole- sale Confectioner, wholesale and retail dealer in , Lanterns ‘and Fireworks, $86 Pa. ave. Goods delivered to all parts of the city charge. 1t* Rw. Jee Cutlery, all kinds. Waronp's, Pa. ave. 1t* phe rae Cool Drinks. Claret, 26c.; Lime Juice, 25e. bot. Port Wine, full qts., 6de.; this is very fine. Sherry Wine, full qts., 50c.; excellent table Pure Rye Whisky, 5 years old, G5c. qt.; the ality is warranted and is used extensively for Imported Ginger Ale. Full line of Cunningham's English Meats, Ginger and Peppermint Cordial, 150. bot. Process Flour, 40c., 75c., §1.50 #k.: fine. 1t B. ILsoN, 984 7th et. n.w. esirecerraet Bast Special.—Aall ww Hats and Outing Shirt marked way down. Call and see our Special Pride Shirt at 50c. 1¢ At H. Frizpzaxpen & Bro's., 9th and E. potencies Surgical Instruments, Watrorp's. Tele- phone, 1761. 1° a Figured Swiss Muslin, 20c. “CantEns,” 711 Market Space. (atacand Ses Important. Fis Bustxess Prorzatr 1x Grozortowx, D. C.. ox Lox Lrasz. The owner of several lots containing (3,000 — feet ot — located at the teriinus lncofec SlImetee ee i iatiras for @ years this valuable property, which is considered one of the best business fronts in m. It tarwell adapted for large grocery or combination stores, ving to fronts, or in fact for any large or heavy busi- nose. It would also be an exceptionally fine placo for e'public garden or place of amusement Ne ‘Owxsn” ‘THE Samp “Directs the Un it 10 08 the Steamer Ee couse Seales ALE ’, 2% CENTS. by ‘0 FOR GREAT FALLS AND CABIN JOHN BRIDGE. ee of Bid st and sGanal Ol'8 clock sharp on rare, round trip, Oe. siee ‘AIT AND GO WITH US. THE NaTI FIRST On the ry ‘one will have @ good time. 3y1-4t Bet uve onthe : Chesapeake Isin its glory now, Bat on the FOURTH Tt will excel iteclf. Day Fireworks (very novel), Fancy Dances by Baltimore giris; ‘Trains leave B. and 0, station, Washington, week Gays, at 9:15.a m.,1.30and 4:28 p.m.; Sundays at 9:85a.m.,1:30and3:15p.m. « A trip on steamer Columbia for 10 cents. ‘Round trip from Washington, $1. ae LONTAL BEACH. GRAND DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS, REGULAR OLD-TIME FOURTH MUSIO DANCING. ‘The steamer George Leary will leave Colonial Beach at 11:45 p.m., arriving in Washington at 4:30 a.m, ‘where street cars will be waiting. 3y1-2e° WILLIAM WILLIS. G*4s0 Prize Picnic axD MONDAY EVENING, FOURTH OF JULY, BECKER'S GARDEN, 4TH AND E STS. N.E. _ir1Be RIvi + VEE Lam ‘DOT. JULY 2-SATCRDAY-JULY 2. JULY 2-SATURDAY-SULY 2. JULY 2-SATURDAY—SULY 2. Miss Zrino will soon leave ws, Fi seen the Prare tle empres of the air? If" hot what s eit POSITIVELY a great recformance next Saturday seg ““DOT™ ganbol with the ances the olonds, ine, famots Pesach doc serous, “ZOLA. wall {0G earth alone. Fires dies Hak — ROUND-TRIP TICKETS, 25e. CHILDREN'S TICKETS. 13e. Steamer SAMUEL. EXCURSIONS, &c. Nowrott ann wasuinorox eteusmoar co STEAMER ~encnen ‘Lrarr.- FOR COLONIAL BEACH — SATURDAY JUNE 11, 1802. PINEY BQINT. THE ANACOSTIA M. E. SEXDAY SCHOOL ‘Will give select excursion to Piney Point Thuraday, July 7. 1902. ‘The eplendid steamer George Leary will leave her = foot of 7th st. at 9 a.m., arriving at Piney Point p.m. On the return trip steamer will leave Piney Point Friday at8 p.m. and arrive at Weshincton 11 pj. ‘Tickets (including supper on Thursday. =a Friday and lodging Thursday night), ‘This is the cheapest and best excursion of the season, No bar at the hotel, select number, first-class meals and attention. Number of tickets ‘teachers of the Anacostia M. E. Sunday School. H. A. LINGER, Supt, wie J. H DONY, Secs. MESECEASTS. AXD MINERS’ TRANSPORTA- TO BOSTON BY SEA. MAGNIFICENT IRON STEAMSHIPS. 6:15 p. 10am. and 2:45 tia Pm. INDIAN HEAD EVENTN Jandine at Mi M Hiall Roth wages Te) AX, Y end | SATURDAY EVENINGS, at 6:45 p.m onall | ‘Schroeder's | ‘Hall DA’ fasic on ail i. Orchestra Pavil ‘evening. the morn- NTZ will leave gt 9:45 1:45 and 6:45 p.m. ing River Vie and 10.30 p.m. The 645 boat w Indian Hend. Picturesge River View is a Feritable. Donnybrook Fatr of gayety. Tece horses, ponies, donkt . ats, elevated railways, shooting, bowlinz.steam fiy: | | Sunday schools guitiz to Marsha ing horses, rowing, bathing. Sshing, steain yachts, | the It * ing, babe ball, grand concerts. A’Delmonico din: | MOENY VERNON AND MARSHALL HALL ner for # 120 STEAMBOAT CO. GANCEL PENTA TO “GEN EcHO AND CHAUTAUQUA Barges can be chartered INDIAN HPAD. The Speedy Palace Steamer ‘to Glen INDIAN HEAD. month of June INDIAN HEAD, SAMUEL J. PENTZ, grounds. “The '; chartered ‘ jor any potnt on the caual A. BLUNDON, INDIAN HEAD: SAMUEL J. PENTZ, Yas® 1008 Fst. Hoon’. DIANSHEAD. Pride of the Potomac, QTEAMER BARTHOLDI DAILY TO DIXIE Every Saturday Evening, 6:45, to INDIAN HEAD, stopping at RIVER VIEW toih ways) Hiskens So The MARY WASHINGTON, THURS- DAY: for Occoquan Falls. Tevein 3s conte Nae JORFOLK AND WASHINGTON STEAM! N COMPANY. yen SPECIAL RATES TO FORTRESS MONROE, XOR- FOLK, VIRGINIA BEACH AND OCEAN VIEW FOR JULY THE 4TH. Round-trip tickets will be sold via Palace Steamers “Washington” and *‘Nortolk” to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk, good from the 24 to the Sth of July, in- clusive, at $4 each. 3630-5: JNO. CALLAHAN, Gen. Supt. “YANKEE DOODLE DANDY.” THE GLORIOUS DAY WE CELEBRATE. Nowhere within the wide domains of this g-and country can the NATIONAL FETE be more appro- Priately celebrated than at RIVER VIEW JULY 4 On this special occasion, ‘mid patriotic songs, MISS “DOT” ZELNO ‘Will ascend 4,000 feet into the heavens and gambol with the aerial mermaids. Her aeronautic dog “ZOLA” will also make a parachute drop alone. This will be positively the last appearance of “DOT” at RIVER VIEW, and the last balloon ascension of the nd-trip Tickets, Indy and gent, SOc. Ladies and mn, 25e. RED, WHITE AND BLUE TIME TABLE. The speedy SAMUEL J. PENTZ at 9:45 a.m., —— 8:45 p.m. MARY WASHINGTON, 12:15 a No crowding. Plenty of room. E. 8. RANDALL, 329-3 Sole Proprietor and Manager. NO8FOLK AND WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT COMPANY. EXTRA EXCURSIONS FOR JULY THE4TH, By Steamer “GEORGE LEARY,” TO COLONIAL BEACH AND PINEY POINT. In addition to the present schedule the First trip 10.a.m... 1. 5.8 7, Sand 9 p.m. Wea- 8 ‘o'clock excepted. aturday, eaittit ‘and. round trip, 150. Pleasure bonis of all Kinds Yor bite wetter tor Boat leaves Cumberland bost house, foot of F st. = n.w., foot of 324 st. w. =] ie ‘ Fie ‘simmer and winter roa been reopened for the manner aeason with remeed facilities for tbe ‘of its Patrons, apd = select of cooks "ths beat ine and bat ee ee Eee Soper Bt Face BABIES FREE. For PLEASANT EVENING TRIP take 6:20 p.m. FATHER WASHINGTON'S CHURCH, ‘Masonic Lodge, the Braddock House and the many ‘Femintscences from 1776 to 1865. Jettoocl STAGE EXCURSIONS. Dpsie ea. = atten eee | Hur Price at ‘75 pairs Men's 85 Kangaroo Oxfords st 62.50. ‘80 pairs Men's 96.50 Patent Calf Shoes at €3.25. ‘25 pairs Ladies’ 64.50 Southern Ties at €2.25. 08 pairs Ladies’ 64.50 Turn Boots at €2.25. 25 pairs Ladies’ 63 Red Oxford st 61.50. ‘7 pairs Ladies’ $5.50 Russet Lace Boots at $2.75. Tax Wasarx Ssoz Hovs, 1115 F Srur-N. W. ‘ in fo | gas with comfort AMUSEMENTS. Foss OF JULY aT GLEN KORO. Grand Concert and Thrilling Oratory te the From 217.307. m. by Worll-renowned Tales. ‘Viotintst, OMA Bi EB. LITTLE, Manager. SSS Paes 3. J. RIGGINS, Rockville, Ma. BAT oF cerrrspvna. #TH STREET AXD ORIO AVEXTE U, ®& DENTAL association, Cor, 7th and Dete 2. w. ‘The larcest organization devoted to bigh- clam dental practice in the world. 307 7TH ST. Nw. OPPOSITE ‘All operations skilifally andactentif.. by ‘ory’ intess and. most ‘Comparison of prises with these pvited "Satisfaction eusfanteed or money ‘ery best teeth, full set. Filling with silver ik GRAHA! ‘Saks & Co.'s. cally performed is t= safety. ‘ “Filling syle. uch an ee eh i Lj s i = At present location twelve years. (82 EVANS DENTAL PARLORS. 2217 Penn. ave. nw. NTAL INFIRMARY NATH NAL UNIVER. cor, wth ana a 2 toG, all the yours Extracting. &e.- free,” Piltinss wad istee Cost of materials. . ee1otr PROFESSIONAL. ‘ME. BROOKE TELLS ALL TH ASS; bet. Ist and North EVENTS oF tle La: ie" dential. Ladies and, iourss# am. to 8 pan Capitol sts. tw. ay MM RAPHAFL. THE CELEBRATED CLATR- Nopant and . the seventh dauchter, amon and forky Gata” Don's fall to boo Tite ay” ‘an Room 10, 910 Pata wie ROF. 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