Evening Star Newspaper, July 12, 1892, Page 8

LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. FORECAST TILL $ P. x. WRDNESDA} For the District of Columbia, Maryland and | Virginia, generally fair, southwesterly winds. CONDITION OF TRE WATER. Temperature and condition of water at | a.m.: Great Falls, temperature, 76; condition, Ti. Receiving reservoir, temperature, 86. C6: dition at north connection, 17; condition at distributing reservoir, ition at influent gate juent gate house, 9. High water. | Low water. 920 am. $43 pm. | 3:23am $55 pm | | “Twe Pick or tHe Lor” of our High-grade Straw Hats Franc & Son, cor. 7th and D sts. Caxpr packed and shipped to any- | textracharge. 35¢. a ib. is the price. Cun. Xaxven’s many Imported Bordeaux. ‘= Mnx and Whirky Testers. Hemwrien’s, cor. 434. ——— Fon Braxx Booxs, Stationery and Office Sup- | Plies to go Easrox & Rorr, 421 Lith st, ~~ Anristic axo GramaxTexb.— Silver Fillings, Platina, $1. Very best Teeth, $8. U.S. Dewar Assocratiox, 7th and D. Frssriz’s Ice Cream shipped by express any- Where out of town. 1427 New York ave. Tne Cocnrax, Mth and K streets north- ‘west, will make special rates for summer months. e Wo Froot free of charge. CITY AND DISTRICT. the Ewrree Carret . n.w., are made moth- | - nts CLEANED . 631-685 Mase. ax ‘Telephone 425-2 ‘Tee Barrie or Gerrvssvro.—15th street and Chio avenue. —_—~_— EXCURSIONS TOMORKOW. Riven Virw.—Steamer Pentz, 9:45 a.m. and 1:45 and 6:45 p.m. Mansaatt Hat. River Queen, | Bay Rivor. eave B. and O. station | 9:15 a.m., 1:30 and 4:28 p.m. | Coxostat Beacu AND Prxex Porxt.—George Leary, 9 a.m. Brruespa Parx.—Take Tenleytown cars, Bar Rwex.—Friendship Lodge, No. 7,LO.M exctrsion. B. and 0. station. Usual trains. Ixprax Heav.—Music committee of E Street | Baptist Church excursion. Steamer River | Queen to Indian Head 6:30 p.m. Naval Lodge, No. 4, F. A. iteamers Macalester and Scmvrrzzx Parx.—Picnic of the German Reformed Trinity Sunday School. CONDE ED LOCALS. Wx. Actor. living at 2134 K street, fell from | a reaffold while working on the new gas tank, 26th and G streets, yesterday and was severely bruised. He was taken to the Emergency Hos- | pital. Etxa Lue, residing at No. 2 Baltimore street Q@eewoen N, 0, Ist and 3d streets northwest), died suddenly at 10:30 o'clock inst evening. Ma. BevexcerT. Sexer has been appointed by the President a notary public for the Dis- trict of Columbia. Max. W. W. Cuissoim, now the a col- lector of internal revenue at New Orleans, has been selected by Collector Powers to take ex-| ehuive charge of the operations of the sugar Dounty law. The newspapers of that cit; speak in terms of praise of the selection ani yarmly commend Mr. Chisholm for the record | for ability and efficiency he has made. He has | Taany friends in this city who will rejoice at his | success. H. Frsxer, Jn.. of Washington ae-| : the Rockville Opera House | last night on the subject of the Pasion Play | of Ober-Ammergau to an appreciative audience. ‘The lecture was illustrated with interesting | stereopticon views frer life. — Archbishop Ireland's Visit. Archbishop Ireland left Baltimore yesterday | for Washington, where he will make a short | stay, and from here he will go direct to his own | archdincese of St. Paul. | Cardinal Gibbons will start today in the Private car of Prosident Mayer of the Baltimore | and Ohio railroad for Halifax, N. 8. The | ¢ardinal will go direct from Baltimore to} Boston, where he will remain aday, the guest of | Archbishop Williams. Thence be will proceed | by steamer to Halifax. In that city his emi-| nence will be the guest of Archbishop O'Brien. | If is the present intention of Cardinal Gibbons | to go farther even than Halifax. ——— Plead Her Former Acquittal. Yesterday Alice Lewis, a colored girl, was ac- quitted in the Criminal Court on the charge of housebreaking on the groupd that the indict- ‘ment described the house in the name of the orife and not the husband. She was at once re- Mindicted and yesterday afternoon when called on plead former acquittal. pinnae New Club Officers. | "The Columbia Ideals at their last meeting _ flected the following oiScersfor the ensning term: nt, Satauel Elis; vice president, O. J. “Lally; secretary, B. S. Donaldson, and treas- “urer. A. W. Mills. The reports of the secretary and treasurer showed the club to be in a very Aprosperoas condition, and it is the intention of jub to fit their club rooms, No. 496 Mary- Tend avenue southwest, out entirely new this | fell. The members are preparing to take their “usaal summer outing, which will probably last soreral weeks. — Found in the River. The body of a white man was discovered some in the river at Woodbridge, Va., oppo- site Indian Head. It had evidently been in the water some time, as it was very much ipoalion. Wrom the Clothing So wes belloeed the man must have been a cook on some boat. ‘There was a hole in his thigh that might have Teen made by a bullet and which aroused the suspicion of foul play. The coroner was no- pee ee ‘Weekly and Moontain Kscursions Via Ches- aad Oboe joan jo the Greeuhriér White Sulphur Warm Springs Valley of above ie ge yr with ite warm pools, or I hot mt new and beautiful hotel, Alleghany, at came Va, five hours’ ride $6; Hot Springs, €7; White te Salpbar. ew. Bones tule tickets on sale Friday and “tallowing Tuceds morning. For farther ine ‘y mo ‘or formation et Chesapeake and Ohio Offices, No. 519 and No. 1421 a ave- aut, of Baltimore and Potomac statio =o “dress passenger byes 421 Pennsytvanis “ae jai -S ae Damr Coxceats at ybat, Rivar.— Great Band, Prof. Paria cornet eos Nonvorx axp Westrax Rartnoap Co. betas rome St ‘moun- aing, Lore, luton Sac, Natal Seat tenes “4 waiter tates scursion tickets now on sale. Traims leave timore and Ohio and Norfolk and Wegtern rails tg baat 3:30 p.m. and 11:15 p.m. enation apply to E. J. Lock 1433 offices. pool | the Washington Street Baptist Church. Until | colored | | against Henry and Eliza Allen, colored, charged | show that the Allens had injured the child. | William H. Smith, city sergeant, was appointed |for supplying tios for the Mount Vernon elee- | morrow the pienic will take place on the first | ae oan tas ALEXANDRIA. A NEW NORTHSIDE BAPTISING PLACE. The river edge baptisms have been for a cen- | tary or more all conducted on the southern suburbs of the town at the sloping shore below which hae alwaya been known Hill.” Formerly the white =ptisms all took place in the late years the white bap- | tisms bave all bean made at an artificial last Sunday the tized at “The Bapt foot of Jefferson street, asin old times. t Sunday a new de- parture was made and Rev. John Bell of Beulah | Church baptized several converte on the | Potomac banks of the town uear the foot of Montgomery street. A FALSE RURGLAR ALARM. The whirand whiz of the burglar alarm at | the jewelry store of R. C. Acton on King street | attracted the attention of the police last night | about 1 o'clock. The officers hurried to the | store, but found nothing out of the way. Mr. | Acton! was awakened at his, residence and | proceeding to his store it was found that the Indicator of the machine bad slipped and given have been bap- ACQUITTED OF MURDER. The corporation court yesterday, as antici- pated in Tue Stan, took up the indictment with the killing of a colored orphan, William { Pollard, who hed been in their charge and died on the 13th of December last. The testimony showed that the only ews ‘ion in the case was that the ek: |, which was exhibited in court, was roller fractured. It was | proved that » fall might have produced the racture, and there was no evidence whatever to and | dix court directed a verdict of ‘not guilty,” the accused having been acquitted charged. CORPORATION coURT. The corporation court, Judge Norton, is still in session. Mr. John G. Beckham, foreman of | the grand jury, reported that no infraction of the law had been presented to the jury. On the probate side of the court the will of the | late Jefferson Roberts was udmitted to probate ‘and William Roberts qualified as executor. ardion of Mary E. R. E. Thornton of ince William county was admitted to prac- tice in that court, The civil docket was called | {' over. NOTES. Considerable interost is awakened here by the new rules as to the exam:mation of teachers, &c., just issued by the board of education at ‘ichmond. Hereafter the central sint of ex- amination will be at Bedford City, "The Young Men's Catholfe Sodality Lyceum met last night and took appropriate action on the death of Joseph P. Fannon. The lyceum | will tomorrow morning attend the funeral of their inte associate from St. Mary’s Church. "The report of the committee cn light not ba: ing been completed in time for the las: raeeting of the city council another mecting wil be belt | tonight and then the resolution for a summer recess will go into effect. Mr. J. A. Marshall of this city has a contract tric railroad. ‘The summer mortality of babes continues here and every day brings the death of a little one. Judge Norton has appointed Mr. Joseph S. Pench a justice of the peace for the second w a EXCURSIONS, ‘The German Reformed Trinity Sunday school | will give ite picnic, which was pustponed on ac- | count of the rain, tomorrow at the Schuetzen Park. If the weather hould be unfavorable to- | clear day. A select moonlight excursion to Indian Head will be given tomorrow evening under the di- rection of the music committee of the E Street | ist Church. ‘The steamer River Queen has been chartered and will leave her wharf at 6:30 | p.m. aval Lodge, No. 4. F. A. A. M., will give a ly excursion and evening sail to Marshall | fall tomorrow. Ticketa will be good on 9:30 | and 10 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. boats and the Macal- ester will leave for the evening trip at 6:30 o'clock. Friendship Lodge, No. 7, 1.0. M.. and its many friends will go down ‘to Bay Ttidge to- morrow and enjoy the pleasures of that popu- lar resort. A special array of talent will ac- company the lodge. Trains will leave the Baltimore and Ohio station as usual. ‘The Knights of Pythias are giving a largely attended excursion today at River View. "To- morrow the popular Wednesday trips are made by the fast going ‘Pentz. ‘The dancing card is always enticing to the young peo] = Mary Washington will make. ber re trip | Se Thursday to Occoquan aval avery oF delight all-day outing. a gg ‘The Frog Swallower Will Leave. Judge Harper declined to turn his court into & free museum this morning when William Mc- Kenna was called to answer @ charge of va- grancy. “Iwas ina show,” he said, “and when the company went broke at Pittsburg I was two weeks behind at in my ealary.” comy in New York. _ When he reached bere his money sare out and he expected to get a job here. Instead of getting situation he was see: under the tnfiuence of | about drinking liquor, giving exhibitions of swallowing froga, nails and pieces of gl n you swallow them now? — the court. “Yes, air,” he |. “T haven't an: putt fond gota gum of walee Twi a are how it is done.” “Never mind,” said the judge, “we don't want much an exhibition here.” How do you get up tl EO, 1 don't swallow them; it's only a trick.” The man promised to leave the city and the bonds. ‘The Occultation of Mare and Venus. Prof. Asaph Hall of the naval obervatory suc- ceeded in getting a brief observation of the oc- cultation of Mars last night, although owing to the clouds an entirely clear view was not ob- | tained until about the time of the fourth con- act of the planet with the moon. ‘The great polar glacier and deposit of snow onthe south pole of the planet was plainly vag | ste to the observers in the shape of @ round white spot. Fisn Axo Cuan Survens at Bar Ripox.— Reasonable rates, European concerts dur- ‘intag houre, BL aud O. braite st Sunda; mh round tip. Sailea for Europe. Last Saturday, July 9, quite number of Washingtonians sailed for Europe from Balti- more ou the steamer Edam of the Royal Nether- lands line. Among them were Prof. A. P. Montague of Columbian University and wife and children. Prof. Montague has been over- worked and the trustees have ted him a leave of six months to recruit. Prof. D. W. Prentiss, M. D., of the National Medical Col- Pm, 335 p. Advt. ot the Columbian University reit ther departments ive (she is traveling for observation and peters d ment preparatory to future work), Capt. L. H. . U. 8. A, — = daty in Missouri, and ‘and wife. Rechabite Sem!-Centennial. The local Rechat@tes are making preparations for a big time at what they call their fiftieth jubilee at their high tent session here August 2 The Grand Tent of the District meets Fri- day night to perfect their part in the proceed- 2S A PASTOR'S INSTALLATION. Rev. 8. G. Lamkins Installed as Pastor of the Salem Baptist congregation sesembled at the Salem Baptist Church on Champlain avenue northwest last night, the oc- casion being the installation of the pastor-elect, Rev. 8. G. Lamkins. The interior of the church was almost literally covered with national colors, the flags ranging in size from the mmallest to the largest, with cedars, evergreens, ferns, vines, flowers and plants of almost every description. The order of exercises was as follows: Master of ceremonies, Rev. Walter H. Brooks, D. D., pastor of the Nineteenth Street Baptist Church, who spoke in glowing terms of the future pros- sof the church ‘and predicted that ft” was leoling, churches "ef Washington’ Opening yarches 0 hymn, by Her. T. 8. Robinson, president of the Ministers’ Union, pastor of Mt. Jezreel Ba Church. ‘The Beriptures were very impr Ply read by Rev. J. I. Loving, pastor of Mt. Zion Baptiad Charch. "Belection’ by the ebotr of the Vermont Avenue Baptist Church, which very satisfactorily furnished the music ‘for this oc- casion. ‘The sermon of the evening was delivered in anable and eloquent manner by Rev. George W. Lee, D. D., pastor of the Vermont Avenue Baptist Church. Hymn by Rev. Guy Berkley, Pastor of Mount Bethel Baptist Chureh. The charge to the church was made with great ability and zeal by Rev. J. Anderson Taylor, pastor of the Shiloh Baptist Church. ‘The pores ‘was very highly complimented and ently charged by Rev. W. Bishop Johnson, ., pastor Second Baptist Church. The ght baka of fellowship was given by Rev. Wim. H. Scott, pastor of the Virginia Avenue Baptist Church. Short addresses were made by Rev. Sandy Alexander and Rev. James H. Lee, pastor of the Third Baptist Church. Among those present were Reva. Champ, Hill, Prior, Washington, Sheldon, Miller and others. Benediction by the pastor, Rev. 8. G. Lamkins. ‘The success of the entertainment was due 9 the general manager, V ott, esq., an Mrs. C. Banks, chairman of the reception 'com- mittee. The following gentlemen and ladies were associated with them and worked with un- tiring zeal: D. D. Lomax, L. Washington, E. Banks, C. Payne, B. Quarles, H. Myers. P. Churchill, M. King, T. F. Carter, A. Ross, J. , Messrs. Harris, Terrell, Lee'and others; Mrs, R. Harris, Mrs. C. Lomax, Mrs. C. ©. Kings | will Mise H. Johnson, Mrs. ¥. Holmes, Lewis, Miss M. Lucas, Miss M. Moten, ire at A. Quarles, Mrs. “M. Lynch, Mra. A. Terrell, secretary; Mra. E. Payne, Miss J. Ashton, Miss ‘M. Anderson, Mins C. Ashton, Mrs, Taylor and others; T. F. Carter, church clerk. Salem Baptist Church was organized about twenty years ago by the Inte Kev. Anderson, | Samuel Alexander and others. It has had only two tors since its organization, and the one inst dlast night makes the third. Itisabranch and nota 5) plit of the Nineteenth Street Bap- tist Church, from, which it has received much spiritual and material aid. ‘The present officers of the church are: Deacons, FE. Banks, D. B. Lomax, B. Quarles, C. Payne, Carter Lewis and M. King; trustees, W. T. Scott, H. Myera and E. Banks; church clerk, T. F. Carter. GEORGETOWN, TRAYFIC OX THE CANAL. Since the 6th of July the following laden canal boats have discharged their cargoes at Georgetown's wharves: Gallia, Sarah Kroon, Somuel Henry, A. K. Dawden, R. P. Mason, Joseph Bryan, Consolidation No. 11, Consolida- tion No. 12, L. V. Baughman, F. 8. Garnet, Judge Alvey, Lafayette, Savannah, Marshal Wise, Detroit, R. K. Mayfield, No. 119, F-0. Becket, A. W. Guinnaud, Java, D. j H. Milstead, Plough ‘Boy, C.K, White, W.T. chan, H. H. Kendy, Cuba, W. 8. Jacques, 127,'A. L. Miller, Edith’ Pratt, James H. Reid, F.’F. Flanagan, Geo. A. Hoffman, M. E. Grove and Consolidation No. 16. _ The situation with the millers still remains thé same. Grain | is now coming down the canal consigned to the various commission merchants of Georgetown, but, owing to the closing down all but one of the establishments which use it, anything bute large number of sales have been made. Tenny's mill, though the only one running, bas, by the | stoppage of the others, been doing ‘extra work. The canal company's action in boarding up the foreways has eee at least 200 men out of em- | ployment. Water street is as quiet now as one | of the back alleys of, the town, the rumble of | machinery and the splash of running water be- ing no longer heard. Today the court will dis- cuss the matter. ARLINGTON CATTLE MARKET. At the Arlington stock yards Monday 121 cat- tle were up and sold. Best, 434 to 5c.; good, + to 43{e.; medium, 9% to 84e.; common, 234 to Nine hundred and sixty-eight sheep and lambs—lambs, 6 to Tc@sheep, 23¢ to 5 OH calves, 5 to 6c. Twenty cows and calves, 817 to Mats for all Kade of stock brick. DEATH OF CHARLES OCKERSHAUSEN. About 10 o'clock last night Charles, the twen- ty-five-year old son of Mr. ‘A. Ockershausen, the Mstret baker, died after an lines of about « year. gentleman who com- csied ta Tapert ct all ako; Tea him, his many good qualities being recognized by all. Tomorrow at 4 p.m. his remains will be laid to Test at Oak Hill. BUILDING ASSOCIATION MEETING. At the 112th regular monthly meeting of the stockholders of the Citizens’ Equitable Build- Association held last night at Cropley’s $6,042 was sold, being ry Bt ‘four spewed at an average of $177 and nine sliares at 6200. ores. The next meeting of the Citizens’ Associa- tion will be held on the first Friday in August. New subjects will be dealt with and decisive steps toward the consummation of certain ojects taken. Capt. Joseph H. Lee, the appointed by the citizens, is) till daily receiving new membership fees. Bridge strest, from Potomac to the aqueduct, has not been swept for over three weeks, ani its condition is now deplorable. ‘After the regalar cars had ceased running last night the Metropolitan Masirond Company gain made two castes trial trips wit Mies Boesio Uidgaway left Yesterday afternoon to visit her uncle, Judge Hance of Carrollton avenue, Baltimore. Yesterday the Hibernian Socicty gave an ex- cursion to River View, and hundreds went down with the popular organization. The litte von of Mr. Simpson Riley died last evening. Undertaker Birch has removed from the Presbyterian agree ard the remains @f Mr. and Mrs, Georgetowners. Glen- wood will be the new depository. Mr. L. L. Clements, accompanied by his daughter, Miss Nannie, left on Saturdaysto visit friends near Frederick. ‘At 8 a. m. tomorrow the M. P. Sunday school leaves for Marshall Hall on its annual excur- sion. ee Ad ited to Bail. In the Criminal Court this morning Judge Bradley accepted bail in the case of Fred’k Creiglinger, charged with assault with intent to Kill a young girlon July 4 last, in $500. Mr. on July 4, using a beer vent, which burst and a piece struck the girl, serious! injuring her, and was ith intent to kill in the lice Court and bail fixed at 2,000. The aa ‘was now out of danger und the government was satisfied with $500 ball. | Mr. it said that while the case was one in which, had the girl died, wouldhav. exami- made,with the fact that the child is re- aes , made the amount satisfac. was then given— Norris and Soba D. ‘O'Meara going on COL, BLUNT’S SUDDEN DEATH. His Remains Will Be Brought Here and Buried at Arlington. Col. Charles E. Blunt, U. 8 A. (retired), of 1720 Massachusetts avenue, this city, died sud- denly of apoplexy in the vestibule of Trinity Church, Boston, Mass., at 10:30 o'clock Inst Sunday morning. Col. Blunt left Washington for Boston about a month ago, accompanied by his wife and daughter, ‘The remains will arrive bere tomorrow morn- ing at 10:90 o'clock and will be interred at Ar- lington, where the service will be conducted by Dr, Bigelow of St. John’s Church. At the re- quest of the family the funeral will not be a vo! military one. Col. int was placed on the retired list of broke iy caneegy 18, 1887, —s —— forty was continuous in von engineers through all the grades to gente In 1861 he Sus tena ngingr of of the defenses at Washington for eight months. a Fa FROM NEW YORK TO WASHINGTON. Smith’s Bicycle Tourists on Their Way to ‘This City. Smith’s bicycle tqurists reached Philadelphia last evening on their New York to Washington tour. They left the Grand Union Hotel in New York at 10a.m. Saturday last, reaching Plain- field the first evening. On Sunday they rode from Plainfield to Trenton, stxty-five miles. Yosterday’s run was from ‘Trenton to Philadel- ‘The party is made up of wheelmen from all parts of the country, and this is the fourth annual tour under the management of Clarence H. Smith of Detroit, better known as “Luggage Carrier” Smith, from his many inventions for carrying bundles on bi- cycles. Capt. Rosier of the Milwaukee whoelmen is the most western rider. | New England is repre sented by B. F. Swan of Boston. Press Cycting Club is a by Charles Gates, ‘better, known by, hie pen name of “Setageo.” Others are Olean, N.¥., J. Elmer Pratt 6f obert Ulsich, Wheeling, Wives Gc Win ric Va; 0. H. idence! B.L., and Fred W. Edwards ane Mich. The’ other members of the party are mostly from the cast. Tomorrow the cyclers will again move on toward Washington, which be reached next Sunday. All. the boys but Tro Fine Pneumatic-tired safeties, pie he aay ‘The Dog's Disposition in Question, When Thomas Williamg an old colored man, was called in the Police Court this morning there was a charge of keeping a noisy and biting dog for*him to answer. Mr. George Cassell, another old citizen, appeared and told of how the dog suddenly attacked and bit him. ‘The infor- mation charged that the dog was of a quarrel- some disposition, and cc Harper remarked that in that respect the dog was similar to a feat many persons, “Tre always heatd that a rking dog wouldn't bite,” remarked the cou: Lawyer Carrington, in behalf of the defend- ant, asked that tie caso bo dimnissed because Mr. Williams had owned the canine for twent: pears and this was the frst time that the sximal y he said, “that there 4s no proof of the dog's being of a’ quarrelsome fadgaitsacpor subd it was'n verione section te a person to got injured in this. way by a dog tid as Policeman Barney had eaid be could get witnesses aa to the dog’s charactor the judge continued the case until Thursday for that Purpose. Use 86 use se uss uss The chief excellence of Cleveland's Baking Powder is its perfect health- fulness. It is not drugged with am- monis or cheapened with alum. CLEVELAND'S BAKING POWDER. ‘Wholesome, Leavens Most, Leavens Best. SESEEGSERSSSRSESESOR EES SESESRERESESEEEES vil we OCTAVE SOUAl PIANO. ult iron carved, TGABLER SQUARE, alt improve. 7 ments, carved Only weg Sold on ‘on tong time... Call early tor OGins. W.G.M & Cp, beth ears: a N.W: For Tse Besr Or Reasoxs. There are s few things that ought to move just at | *' this time, and a ramen, able and very cheay Extra value in INDIA LINON at 5c., 8., 10e., I2hée., 1Be., 200. and 25e. a yard, DRAGON BLACK INDIA LION and PLAID LAWN. ‘Special at 1234, 18 and 25c. per yard. DOTTED SWI8S.—We havo received another lot of this popular goods to go at same price as last Jot—18, 25, 30 and 37}¢c. per yard. WAISTS.—-Ladies'’ White India Lion Waists, pleated * front and back. deep collar and cuffs. Only 402. LADIES’ JERSEY RIBBED VESTS, silk embroid- ered around the neck and arm; 50c. quality to go at 25c.—just half price. GENUINE BIARRITZ KID GLOVES, in white and Pearl A Darguin tu MATTINGS at 1354, 15, 20, 25 and S8e. Extra good for the price. CARHABT & LEIDY, a» G28 7th ot. and 708 Kot, n. #. Grear Suz or REMNANTS. $5 PER CENT OFF FOR CASE. SINCE OUR SALE AT A DISCOUNT OF 10 PER CENT OFF POR CASH WE HAVE ACCUMU- LATED 4N UNUSUALLY NANTS, AND AS WE WISH TO sh cha SWEEP OF THEM WE Tuovsaxos Or Dorzars g sek i z tt li E N ALREDUCTION ON ALL REM: TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT FOR (OTICE, RANTS C4sH EACH REMNANT WILL BE FOUND MARKED IN PLAIN i TIGURES, AND THE PRICE AND QUANTITY ON eeoan OUR USUAL DISCOUNT ON ALL OTHER | WILL CONTINUE TILL FURTHER NOTICE. W, M. SHUSTER & SONS, eB 919 PENN. AVE. Bae 12, 1892. oS ES erie iS Doors and Window Screens of all sizes, L, H. Horxre, 998 F st. n.w. jy12-co3* See pecees Swiss M Cantens,’ ‘ "7a 11 Market space. Without B ‘Reserve. Were’ M 40, sd, 61 1.75, $1.50. Now Fl ete §y12-Bt Fano & Sow,cor. 7th and D sta, Bathing and d Outing Suits. Waxronp’s, 1t* Pure Rye Whisky, Syears 0 old, 650. Pure Fort Wine taba use, Bote Sa ee ; vw 7 Claret, 3¢ Piet toe eee bot. , warranted, $1.60, 75c., 400. sk. P, P. R. Wrusox, 994 7th sf aw. full qts. 50c. it. bot. bottle. ie Cutlery and Dog Collars. Waxrorp’s. 1t* =o Linen Towels, 50. “Linen Napkins, So. SCiatans TAL Market space. The Fastest Time on Record. For this week only 5 bottles California Wine for $1. 1200 and 1202 Pa. ave. n.w. All goods at summer rates. jylz-3t pac Cee ene Musical Instruments and Strings. WaLrorp's. = —— A Clean Cut. No reserve; no holding back. 89. will buy any Straw Hat in our house. Franc & Sox, cor. 7th and D sta. fi cd Deets Engraving and repairing. — 4T7 Pa. ave. = mo aoe Ae Black Plald India Linen, 10c. anTERs,” 711 Market space. iil \& Carr's Bathing Slippers: Wilson 8 Sli e, 35 cents, 929 F st. n.w. PPh Le jth a ae All Ball Players say there is nothing like White's Yucatan Gum to relieve the parched condition of the throat produced by overheat- ing. jyll-6t Reals Castellon Wine cures stomach troubles, jytim —— eg Heller 720 7th at: nw. ts making» in Ladies’ and Children’s Hair “catlng ;pooing; also cures Dani An SPATE Tonte a ‘and al lg Bev- erage. We have reference to es "s “Old Rye Berkeley .” which is one of the most pop- ular brands of liquor on the market. Its true merits have been tested by many Washington- jane, who declare it to. be without question the best tonic and by far the healthiest drink as tical opaiction Roseeaos large percanen 4 utation use a ntage camen drink, no other stimulant except rkeley.” Many of our prominent physicians prescribe it in their daily practice, ‘righ excellent results. This pure old brand can only be purchased at Tuanr's Some, 818 F street northwest. nf Castellon Wine is of sot epecial Benefit in cases of dysentery and 1 per quart bottle, Staite t for $5. jy7-Im A. Hurructizn & Co. ee Telephone 1260. Domestic Sewing Ma- chine cor. 1h and H, for repairing andrenting, ———— ¢ Best @1 Fluid, 5 gal. 6c. Youxo & Co.,714K st. jy96t EXCURSIONS, &c. EXCURSIONS, &c. AMUSEMENTS sa 4 G" SR ya iste oy oes a Tas wi TOM 34! ‘the Glen Echo railway is oneof re- ay ‘ee SAR ie Goronatie BANJO AND OUITAR CLUB Dowr Se ital cat frowns. oem a) aan Sear THIS SEASON— THAT'S TONIGHT. ARE YOU GOING? WE'LL HAVE TWO BOATS—TWO BANDS OF MUSIC — FIREWORKS AND THE GROUNDS WILL BE BRIL- LIANTLY ILLUMINATED. WE SHALL PLAY AN OPEN-AIR CON- CERT IN FRONT OF THR OLD MANSION. HUB SMITH WILL BE WITH US—8O WILL FORREST CARR. STR. MACALESTER WILL LEAVE AT 6:45 P.M. SHARP, STR. RIVER OUREN AT 7:20, ARRIVIVG IN AMPLE TIME FOR THE CONCERT. DANCING ON THE NEW PAVILION. PROF. SCHROEDER'S FULL OR- CHESTRA. TICKETS, 50 CENTS, AT ELLIS’, DROOP'S AND AT THE BOAT. MAC; WILL STOP aT ALEXANDRIA. [EMBERS AND FRIENDS OF M THE EPWORTH LEAGUE, GO TO BAY RIDGE, FRIDAY, JULY 15, 1892, Ease erbger = a 15 s.m., 1:30and 4228 p.m. Tickets at the depot. EAT FALLS @ ESAS, JOHN BRIDGE. ‘The Pleagury Club, sive gn ex: Tamed places SUNDAY, SULY Te Boat leaves. 24 and ‘Canal, “Fare, Oc. Boat ¢ oDlaces, Apply te T= GRANC PICNIC Of the FIRST GERMAN REFORMED TRINITY SUNDAY ‘SCHOOL, can te 1a RENN, ‘Sist and K sts. n.w. At the Washington Schuetgen Park is postponed on account of rain until WEDNESDAY, JULY 13, Or the first clear day. t_ Tickets are good until day of picnic. 50 cex CENTS. .COLOMT TAL BEACH.) at 50 cexrs. SATURDAY aA 1G AT 5:30, lome Sunday evening at 10. =F. Paletial ae ¥. ARROWS! 5 whart overs. ‘vening at 5:30. ‘C., W. RIDLEY, re ee From 7th st. _dy12-1m BAY Rivas. $1.00 ROUND TRIP. B. and 0. TRAINS at 9:15am, pm. 4:23 p.m. SUNDAYS: 95am, 1:30 p.m, 3415 pm. ROUND s 393m = oe G BAND EXCURSION To BAY RIDGE ‘Under the auspices of FRIENDSHIP LODGE, NO. 7, Lom, WEDNESDAY, JULY 13, 1892. ‘Tickets, round trip, #1. Special array of talent will accompany the Lodge. dy7-0t Elixir Babek cures all manlarial diseases. ir teers prime hag Name It But to Praise. Office 487 9th st. n.w. ——- Castellon Wine = and cures summer A. Herrxcn complaints, LER & Co., -lm 1833 14th ot. nw. en Macks Royal Glue mendseverything. Draggists. 10c S———S— Szasivz, Wasox & Cane. ‘These are a few of the varieties of Mounrars, | 50rting Shoes we are now selling. Weave more styles than could be mentionedin » wholepage. We are ‘st present content toxive these few. OUTING, | We have them,of course, in all sizes and widths, and sell them for —$3.50.— TENNIS, ‘We have them at higher prices, but we can strongly recommend the ones we sell at $3.50. When you BASE BALL, | drop in tose us don'tforget tohave ‘one of the clerks show you our Gents’ Genuine Calfskin Shoe at RUNNING. | 83.50. ty114m Ladies Special Entrance, 4 North Charles st. More Mews Rvsser” Suozs Ar Hooves & Sxvpers, sseeeeesessere ‘There is not a store in the city where more styles in Men's Raseet Teather broad, comfortable toes, #5. pointed toes, $4, $4.50 and 85. Men's Russia Leather Bluchers at £4.50 and 85. ‘Men's Russet Russia High-laced =. Pointed and broad toe, at @4 Ladies’ Russet Oxford Ties in a va- riety of styles—too numerous to men- tion. Those at $2.50 and $3-are ex- ceptionslly good value. Hooves & Sxxvzn “Expert Shoe Fitters.” 1217 Pa Ave N. W. wi ‘We are agents for the COLUMBIA AUTOMATIC FILTER. Also sell »JEWETT FILTER, Packed with CHARCOAL and SAND. GATE CITY FILTER, STONE DISC. ‘These Filters are sold at prices within the reach of personsof moderate means. We guar- ontes all our filters. ‘A® 2XU0VABLE EVENING. amor: MOONLIGHT EXCURSION, Inder Direction of MUSIC couMITrre, E STREET BAPTIST CHURCH. Steamer RIVER QUEEN TO INDIAN HEAD. ‘Music and Refreshments on board. WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 13. Boat leaves 6:30. Tickets, 30 cents. y9-4t* GPs FAMILY EXCURSION And Evening Sail. MARSHALL HALL, WEDNESDAY, JULY 13. NAVAL LODGE, NO. 4, F. A. A.M. STEAMER MACALESTER LEAVES AT 6:30 P.M. nt JULY 13, 14, 15 AND 16. 7 O'CLOCK SHARP. Re-engagement of GRACE SHANNON And her company of Practical and Scientific and Ex- pertenced Aeronauts. Miss PEARL LA ROY, Prof. F. W. SCOEFIELD, THE BOY WONDER, AND THE LESTER BROTHERS, Introducing the most marvelous and daring feats ever accomplished. Balloon Ascensions and Double Parachute Leaps, Ascensions and Triple Drops. PROGRAM CHANGED EVERY EVENING. Under the management of the world’s-renowned aeronautic engincer, PROF. ED. R. HUTCHISON, ‘The record of the past a guarantee for the future. Take Georgetown and Tennall* own cars, 32d and M the Tienty of cpen cotsend Seaple nccomotetions. ‘THE MONARCH OF SUMMER RESORTS, ie RY yy vie # ULY 13. + FESTIVAL OF PLEASURE. fo apend « pleasant ‘even- ‘concerts. tickets, 25c. Rave ¥ Yer VIEW steara Yachts, dancing, ‘bees monico Dinner for: ae ae. ‘The speedy Palace Steamer, Bata" uel J. Pentz, leaves at 9:45a.m., 1:45,5:90,6:45 p.m. Coming, Han- Jan, O'Connor, Hosmer and Ross in an International Regatta. dylL ‘HE MARY WASHIN OU Uae te wea oP ‘Tickets, Soe For ale Sek gat Joka F Bilis & Co.'s, 987 prices. rar 5" Foros And the GREEN LAWNS OF MARSHALL Harr. VERNON,—The steamer Macalenter to mount Verne Sumer, ae. Rirnine 2.90.0, ins Fare, round “tein. Wi, in et ee sae st ALL Steamers Macalester and PP PG wishes and 2:45, RIVER BUTTS for Alexan@rii soriniine Mar IS oxoept Nut ‘should “AN Fick HALL At VERKON ASD. CKLE, uy e5 PAC AVE, >ARGES 7 TOWED BY 81 STEAM = OAPAC! ITY 400 | Persone—can for exrursiste to Keno. Calin John or Groat Palle, aloo wooatner Dine | “yea “Room 5, 1008 F st n.w. MaRougxrs a3 axD MINERS’ TRANSPORTA- TO BOSTON BY SEA. MAGNIFICENT IRON STEAMSHTPS, See ahidaar ‘meals un dapper deck aio Pare, inch (Each State Room contains Two Berths.) For further information afdress A. L. HUGGINS, Agent, foot Long Dock, Baltunore, Md. _Telerhone 247. Je6-2n A NEW ROUTE TO THE ATLANTIC OCEA SATURDAY EXCUR: The ee Ratiora baw Sickel for ¢3 for ‘ofcials ahd othare, loaviue ‘We a fternon at 4:28 via rw in ave hours, with » teauti Bier: om ing. leave Ocean City at 40 ng ‘Washitarton a ey e established a NOBPOLE 1 AND WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT GO STEAMER “GEORGE LEARY." SUMMER SCHEDULE FOR COLONIAL BEACH AXD PINEY POINT. Grand opening at Piney Point >a SATURDAY JUNE 11, 1872. George Leary will leave the com during ‘The steamer George wharf, foot of 7th st. ever, fon. Saturany company's the sna NEw ‘AND PALATIAL STEAMER V_ARROWSMITE. 7th st. Ferey mencing SATURDAY, JUNE 18, A€'5-30 PML ayer, ber route on, the PICTURESQUE LOWER TOMAG, Winey EV] sa featte rita BREN ES *™ bees ogre s oat aa i aera Ee ae ag Be ‘COL TO: B= OF ALL CHEAP AND PLEASANT EXCURSIONS. ‘Two sal saloon steamers leave Tih strost wharf 5 am. until 7:15 p.m. TWELVE- hourly from 8: MILE SAL ON THE POTOMAC FOK 15 CENTS. BABIES FREE. pZor PLEASANT EVENING TRIP take 6:30 ».m. Dost. Home at 7:45p.u. Samescheduleon Sundays, commencing at 8:30am. Lastround trip, 6:30 p.m ‘Visit Alexandria, Va, FATHER WASHINGTON'S CHURCH, Masonic Lodge, the Braddock House and the many reminiscences from 1776 to 1865. Jettoocl, STAGE EXCURSIONS. ac AVE 51 Didng ass tJ RIS tay eae Tae. Zo ‘Park De ae ite iain Ao HOE gs dre AB You will need one more pair of Oxford Ties this ses- ‘son, and here is the place to secure them at greatly re- duced prices. On our Bargain Counter we have Oxfords at ($1.50 per pair, worth 62.23. $1.55 per pair. worth 62.50. ($1.65 per pair, worth $3.00. (61.85 per pair, worth 63.25. ($2.00 per pair, worth 83.50. (62.40 per pair, worth $4.00. $2.50 por pair, wortit 94.00. (82.75 per pair, worth 64.50. WHA'| These are allot thisesason's production and the most of them run in sizes 3, S36and4, A, Band C widths. An early inspection of these goods will be profitable toyou, as they will not remain here long st these . Gao. W. Ricz, ‘74? MARKET SPACE. matd of honor The Shere Been ts in ett address ty roe wi ae Castxe on UB. _Bpyeans was Bite | BATTLE oF Gerryspune. SUP wren, say 2. a rT, LiTTLE: Montour 16TH STREET AND O10 AVENUB, eld OPEN DAILY. | | :cacinenicEnAacniRSReRESE : LADIES’ GOODS. a Ree MODISTR © st N == Citing nt at @ RESSES M : See Sree yy Mise EPP LEN Ins seco | HAVE YoU SEP TRE WONDERPUT | Limes x "horde iar Rane tm DPEsses oF ALL MATERIALS CLEANED AND DYEDV SPRING SHADES, A NEW PROCESS FOR DYEING GENTS SUITS. ‘The L.ning remains brigh( and lean, ANTON FISCHER, 905 G st mow, NN. AVE Sm Goods called for and delivered. mbt mar JRENCH DYRING. SCOURING AND DRY CLEA: F apeeraet ona wi | ses ate work of 6 AND TE | ,ANTON ARD CAROLINE A. Fisher and Maleou riew x7 lanes thorowehls ren protected from ra the and er © Bho. retina work 14 oreans repaired TEIN WAY, CHANT, awl | S Oceans ota SS PR. BRIGGS PIANUS for sale or ven DLOOPS*Masic Store, Mtr 25 Puan Ss Tr " r ¥ Pane . a BICTCLES \wents for Wren me | aia ea fokgEy ATWATEE CYCLE COMPANY, oe hi Puy eek OE & o {yy § c t oo ooo LiL afk ERATE Sh Cea x Se eee et ee M™,.. PERKIN. reader of the ase. Yt ven with phe Si Marios ot aw, tort Peake Pe be OOKE * ELIS ALL GRE EVENTS OF Adenttal. Laden io, ah ic vee AND, Spar We Sex Ox Cxeoir Ar Cisne Pn No Nors To Stox. 4 SIMPLE PROMISE T0 PAY IX EASY WEEKLY OR MONTHLY INSTALLMENTS IS ALL THAT IS RBQUIRED AT Groaaws Masorora Carorr Hovse, ‘S19, G21 and 825 7 st ow. ‘Bee the Plush or Hair Cloth Parlor Suite we are offer ing for $28 cash or $30 on time. Our telle, is 25 per cent lower in price ‘than similar qualities command at ‘spot cash prices ip other stores. See the Solid Osk Bed Room Suite we sell for 617 cash oF 15 on time. ‘See the Splendid Quality Brussels Carpet we ell for G0c. per yard cash or GSe. per yard oa ‘thine. ‘See the Ingrain Carpet we sell for She. per yard cash crete per put co Gn. ak ar pets made and laid freo of extra: Nocharce tor the waste oocasened in See our Armiger Refrigerator before you buy. Tt took first prize at the Parts exposttion in 1880—none better. AU sizes and prices. ‘See our splendid stork of Matting. Linaleum and O0- ‘cloth —ali grades that are retiable. ‘See our Sixfoot Oak Extension Table. ©4.25 cash or (04.5000 time. ‘See us about any article of Furnitare you may need ny Cur stodk is aslarge and complete as any beuse in Washington and our teruns are the easiest everdevined. CROGANS