Evening Star Newspaper, July 23, 1892, Page 16

MENTION. —_—_+—— ‘The Weather. FORECAST TILL 8 F. 3. STNDAY. For the District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia, generally fair, possibly local thunder P 4 eastern Virginia and High water. 705 am. 7:46pm. | 1:15. am Low water. 1:51 p.m. — Srectat Banoarxs 1x Sraaw Marries ax Ixonarx Canrers.—75 rolls White Chinese Mat- ting, worth $5, reduced to $3.60 per roll of 40 yards: 50 rolls Fancy Check Matting, worth $6, Feduced to $4 per roll of 40 yards; 25 rolls Exira Heavy Fancy Matting, worth @10, reduced to €7 per roll of 40 yards; 60 rolls of ‘extra Heavy Jointless Matting. worth $14 to 816, reduced to ‘yarda; Hovse Czaxmmo of Light-colored Derbies, iform price, 61.45. Our regular price, from |.90 to 34. ‘Hawnr Fraxc & Sox, One price, Cor. 7th and D. — Waes you are away and can't get good candy | at any price you will wish you had taken a big | Box of Suxezz's Caxpx with you. Only 850. @ j pound. Cor. 10th and F sta. ee Hemay Artificial Eyes. Hewrten’s, 453 Pa. a1 sont ved memes For Scan Drszrenr in European society, acknowledged and used ae a'never-failing imme- diate cure, the German Red Wine Asmanshauser Domaine. Oun. Xaxpzn. ao : Gasourse, 150. gal. Mcppiwax, 614 12th st. Fon Biaxx Booxs, Stationery and Office Sup- plies to go Eastox & Rorr, 421 11th st —— Casrzts Curaxzp by the Exrmr Canret ‘Wonxs, 631-635 Mass. ave. n.w., are made moth- Broot free of charge. Telephone 425-2 ED. —Silver Fillings, Very best Teeth, $3. U.S. Dawrar Assoctatton, 7th and D. Fussztx's Ice Cream where out of town. 1427 CITY AND DISTRICT. —_——>_—_ AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. by express any- fork ave. ‘Tae Barrie or Gerrrspcnc.—15th street and (Ohio svente. > EXCURSIONS TOMORROW. Munemart Hart.—Steamer Macalester and River Queen, lla.m. and 2-45, 8:30 and 6:15 m. Picx Risex—Trnias leave B. and 0. station £85 a.m., 190 and 3:15 p.m. Corosiax Braon axp Prszx Porxt.—George 9am Beraxspa Panx.—Take Tenlestown cars. Riven View.—International Regatta. Stesm- ers Sam'l J. Penta, Columbia, Mary Washington and Pilot Boy—11a.m., 12:80, 2, 2:45, 3:15, 3:30, 4and 5:15 p.m. Gusx Ecao asp Casix Joux.—Steamer Dixie at 10 a.m. al CONDENSED LOCALS. Mus. Exczanzrm Ccuuixax, who a week ago filed a bill by Mesers. Edwards & Barnard to title to lot 3, square 483, against B. B. Mat- et al, yesterday filed a petition and was _allowed to become « party to the partition suit of E. T. Matthews ct al. against Rachel E. Mat- thews, Ix tae Carmxat Cover yesterday Wm. J. Briznell wae accepted os surety for Wm, North- . cl with co: -Y, in $1,500. Panners Once eas biaes it dele yesterday and will be held at that hour on Fri- days till further notice. ins. W. A. Purr of this city, who was formerly « pupil of Dr. Bichotf afterward of Raphael Nevarro of Jeena ateon es an offer of #300 per year as leading soprano in one of St. Louis’ large churches. Circle, Indies of the Grand Army, from now un- til September will be devoted to preparations for entertaining the ladies of this organization, who will hold their national convention in this city during the encampment. Although this circle was 0: ba Duta few Baroy it is already in * fouriahing condition, new members being constantly 4 —— ‘The Muster P: 1. ‘The Morton Cadets aseembied at their armory last night, over the National Theater, to be mustered into the National Guard by Gen. Ord- way, but he did not ap nd the muster was pos until next Thursday night. About ‘Twenty-five members of the Cadets are contem- plating going into camp at Piney Point August Se Pe Wm. D. Heider’s Will. ‘The will of the late Wm. D. Heider, filed yes- terday, leaves his estate to his wife during life, ‘then €25 to his son, W. H. D., and one-fourth of she remainder cach to, dangigere Mary M gnd Louisa C.and one-half to his son, F. J. ee A Washington Boy's Success. Wm. A. Kent, who has entered the Massachu- setts School of Technology, graduated from the | ‘Washington High School after attending it two | ToT Prelouly he attended the Friends’ So- School for five years, and during the past Year studied at the Intter institution with ial reference to entering the Boston School af ‘Technology. — Dr. Greene’s Vacation. Dr. Greene, pastor of the Calvary Baptist ‘Chareh, leaves the city on Monday for his sum- mer home in Vermont, where his family now are. During his absence the pulpit will be sup- phed by Rev. W. G. Partridge of Scranton, Pa.; Rev. Dr. R. G. Seymour of Philadelphia, Rev. B.A. Woods of Philadelphia and Rev. Dr. W. W. Boyd of Newark, N.J., the firet and last Preaching two Sabbaths each. _— New Limited Train West. The new Cincinnati and St Louis “limited” a Chesapeake and Ohio railway, electric ted, with dining car fashington. A solid teain to Cinclunati, with Pallman's best sleepers to Indianapolis and St. Louis without change, through the grandest scenery cast of | the Rocky mountains. Noquicker time via any Hine. Call at offices, No. 513 and 1421 Pennsyl- ‘Vania avenue. Adrt. oe | Hungarian Band at Bay Ridge. | Beginning on Monday, July 25, the celebrated Imperial Hungarian Gypey Band will give free concerts daily 9% Bay Ridge. B. and O. traine ot 3:15 gm. 1:50 pam, 438 pum. ; Sundays, 9:35 am, 1:30 p.m..3:15 p.m. $1 round trip.—Adet. sserhror asin Excursion to Mlagare Falls via Moyal Blue ine. The Baltimore and Obio railroad beg oy | District of Columbia and Virginia the excursion €annot prove otherwise than interesting, in- structive and pleasant. Round-trip [good for ten days, will be sold for $10, and on return journey will be good to stop off at Buf. {falo, Elmira. near which city is Watkins Glen; jalso et the romantic Glen Onotio and Mauch ik. — Ades. — lusic, Boating. Fishing, Bathing, Sail Jo ‘All at Buy Ridge daily. “Beltimore’ and. ObfS t of Columbia committee, consisting of . John C. Parker and Mr. C. Eckhardt, for a excursion via the Band O. R. R. Trains leave B. and ©. depot on above date at 8 8.10am. Rate, $1.50 for adults; 7Se. for m., 4:28 p.m.; Sundays, 9:35 & oi q LIEUT. COL. MOSHER. The New Adjutant General of the District National Guard. The new adjntant general of the District militia, Lieut. Theodore Mosher—hereafter to be styled colonel—is expected to arrive in Wash- ington some time next week and assume the duties of his office. Lieut. Mosher is now at Columbus barracks, Ohio, where he is post ad- jutant. Col. Mosher is a man of about forty years of age, and has a very interesting family, who will accompany him to Washington. The fact that Col. Mosher is an old Washington boy may give him additional interest in tho District militia and tinge his efforts in their behalf with a spirit of local pride in their success. business of the National Guard of the District, an wndertaking furnishing almost endless de- tails, He carries on all the correspondence, which is in iteelf not a small matter by any means, and promulgates the orders issued by the commander. He keeps the channel of communication Ordway and the rank and file of the militia. Legere the fact that the position is one of arduous duty it is by officers in the army. The the adjutant of te District militia must bean officer of the army, who shall be commissioned as lieutenant colonel of the militia. He receives the same pay and emolu- ments as an officer on service, which = him to commutation of quarters and fa The District National Guard has hed two commissioned ge C. A. C. Tennis Tournament. The C. A. C. tennis tournament was finished In the doubles O'Leary and yarn 8-6, last evening. Coy a defeated Young and Wederbr 61, 61. Last Union Mission was inangurated at the corner of 5 W. C. Hill. farni- ture was donated by the young t Mount Pleasant Congregational Church, which church took the initiative in the formation of the mission. The room was filled to overflow- ing on the oceasion of this opening service and the outlook is exceedingly encouraging to those who are interested in the movement. Sega Said She Would Do Better. Grace Carrington, found loitering in the Parks at unseasonable hours, was arrosted as a vagrant. She promised Jndge Harper she eeuid du-better Uf lie let her gat Agant Bacay told the — would take her to the Hope and Help Mission, where she will be looked after. eth So Pilgrimage of Washington Knights Templar to Denver. ial train service is now being arranged for by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company in connection with the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe railroad and Burlington route for special train service to Denver, carrying members of the different commanderies and their friends to the conclave. Columbia Commandery, No. 2, and Potomac Commandery, No. 3, will leave Washington by special trains’ on Thursday, August 4, at 8:10 a. m.. stopping en route at St. Louis, Kansas City, Pueblo and Colorado Springs, arriving at Den- ver Monday night, A 8. Dining car will be attached to the train from Kansas City and stops will be made at Colorado Springs and Manitou to afford an opportunity to visit the Garden of the Gods, Pike's Peak and many other interesting points located in and about the Saratoga of the west. on Commandery, No. i, will leave Friday, 5th, by the same route. On the return trip all the commanderies will visit Omaha, tak- ing in the meeting of the Mystic Shrine, and 0. Information —— these special trips, resertations in sleeping cars, &c., apply to R. A. Parke, agent southeastern district Pennsylvania railroad, Washington. D. also to transportation committees of the different commanderies.—Adet. = Piney Point. Piney Point. FOURTH SELECT EXCURSION TO PINEY POINT. ‘The Anacostia M. E. Sunday school will give its fourth excursion to Piney Point, near the Chesapeake bay.on Thursday, July 28, 1892. The splendid steamer George Leary will leave 7th street wharf at 9 o'clock i Piney Point 4 p.m. Returning, leave Piney Point on Friday at 4 p.m., arriving at Washing- ton at 11 p.m. Friday. Among the many at- tractions will be found the beautiful scenery, boating, bathing, fishing, sailing, kc. Tickets for the round trip are ouly @2, including sup- , lodging, breakfast and dinner at the hotel. ickets, limited to 200, for sale at Wash B. Williams & Co.'s, corner 7th and D streets northwest, and at Fisher's drug store, Anacostia. P. 8.—Concert Thursday night by Madam Es- puta Daly and her pupils.—Adet. — Special Excursion to Atlantic City via the Pennsylvania R. R. Saturday, July the 30th, the Pennsylvania railroad will ran s special ‘train excursion to Atlantic City, leaving Washington 4:05 p. m., allowing smple time at Philadelphia for supper. Fare for the round trip, $3.50. Tickets good three days,—Adet. age a Superior Train to Pennsylvania Rail 5 The attention of western travelers is called to the excellent service afforded by the Penn- syivania railroad. The famous Chicago limited leaves Washing- ton at 10:50 a.m.and the fast Columbian ex- press at 3:25 p.m. Other trains leave at 7:40 and 9:40 p.m. Dining cars on all trains. ‘Through to Chicago on Columbian express and to St. Louis on $:25 p.m. train. tank: $1 To Bay Ridge and Return. 61 Baltimore and Ohio trains at 9:15 a.m., 1:30 p.m, 428 pm. Sundays at 9:85am, 1:30 p.m, 15 p.m.— Adet. a Com- Pay, Wi .D. C., July 23, 1892.—The public and our customers are hereby notified that the business of this company is in no man- ner interrupted by the fire at our browery thie morning. wagons were on their regular Toutes By 4 o'clock this arm. aad will contane their usual deliveries. We have a sufficient supply in our vatilts to fally furnish the trade for six months to come. Our brewery will be in order within a fow days. All will be promptly Raitzoap.—The lvania ran Tovr To Niagama Farts via Pexsyivaxia ‘Penney railroad tours to Niagara popular Falls on August 4, leaving Washington by | special train at 7:10 Anta Sh for the round ten days, good to off at We Rochester and for return via Baffalo. Adee provides thet | £004 One of the great efforts of the Federation of Labor of the District has been to secure the passage of an effective eight-hour law. The Dill which bas passed the House and is now Pending before the Senate is the one urged by the Federation. A mentorial on the subject from the Federation was presented to the Senate today, together with an indorsement from the executive board of the Knights of Labor. The memorial refers to what was hoped to be accom- Plistitd by the eight-hour law of 1863, and says: “These good results have not been realized, because administrative officers and federal courts have held that the law allowed employes: to ‘contract’ to work as many hours as were de- manded and that government officers could exact such length of Fermit’ employes to work as long as they liked. fect hoped for has also been very greatly neutralized by reason of the fact that not less than 75 per cent of the work of the gov- ernment has been placed in the hands of con- tractors, whose relation with their workmen was regarded as a private and not a public one. ‘It follows, if the eight-hour system is to be henestly enforced on public work,that an eight- hour law is needed which can neither be vio- lated nor evaded with impunity by executive officers or their agents and which will provide that eight hou: constitute, except in case of extraordinary emergency, the limit of o day's labor on public work, whether done wernment direct, ant shall be inflicted for dill.” the memorial says, “‘are vital to the pur- of the law. The present eight-hour law been from the day of its enactment to tho Present time extensively violated by the em- ployment of workmen in excess of eight hours per day. It is true that now, as a rule, they re- ceive a day's pay for each eight hours and by ly against this practice. The Tighthoor law is, meant. to got’ a time, not a money advantage for workmen. When a man ‘ht hours and earned a day's pay he should quit for his own physical and mental ‘and also to make room for some other worker to earn aliving. It will no doubt be wrth tho principloe of fusticg andl equity to cu equi em- ploy 600 persons at @4 per day of eight hours than to employ 400 at 96 per day of twelve vy where the 200 persons are thereby of the opportunity to labor at pees enon Fire in the County. ‘Yesterday « frame house on the Harlem tract between the Canal and Conduit roads was burned, the loss being $1,800 on building and him | @150 on furniture. It was owned by J.C. Hurst and occupied by F. Fauth. aaa Taken Care of by Agent Sweeny. A pretty little child taken to the fourth pre- cinct station last night was turned over to Agent Sweeny this morning. Hor right name is Lizzie Coleman. She says her father is white and her mother colored. Her father lives in the country, eight miles beyond Ana- costia, Agent Sweeny had her picture taken. She says her father and mother beat her so she ran away, but there are no marks to show forit. will be taken care of at the Home, 927 E street northwest. eget ‘To Celebrate Discovery Day. A movement has been started among the Catholics of the city to provide for a suitable celebration here of “Discovery day.” Tuesday evening a meeting of clergy and laymen was held in Carroll Hall. The Rev. J. A. Walter resi iscussing the plans proposed epee tebe ar ta mass of thanksgiving. will be celebrated in each of the churches in Wash- ington on October 12. No definite program has yet been arranged for the lay celebration. ae ‘The Sousa Testimonial. ‘The Sousa testimonial concert for next Fri- day night bids fair to have a packed house, al- though given in midsummer. Aside from the fact that all places of amusement have been closed for nearly a month; and almost anything would be welcomed, the general desire to show appreciation of Mr. Sousa’s long service as leader of the Marine Band and an active partic- ipant in local musical affairs, will test the capacity of the house. The program is full of interest and by request is made up largely of Mr. Sousa’s compositions. “The Chariot Race,” “Sheridan's Ride,” ‘*Good-bye” and his new march, “The Belle of Chicago” (first time) are included. The Kern's ‘‘Wein-Marsch,’ a mann will play Sarasate’s “Spanish Dance” and Mr. Herndon Moreell and Mrs. Kitty Thompson Berry will contribute vocal numbers. The changes in the New National Theater necessary to comply with the fire regulations are about completed. The tickets will be placed on sale Monday morning at the box office. —_ ‘The Y. M. C. A. Ball Nine. Amateur base ball has had somewhat of a re- vival in the trip of the Y. M. C. A. nine to Wan- amassa Camp, Asbury Park, this weck. The | boys lett on Monday under the chaperonnge of Secretary Pugh. and while they have not re- turned only good news has been sent home. They have played four games during the week with clubs composed chiefly of college men and havo four scalps dangling at thei: belts, ‘The scores have been decidedly one-sided. ‘The first was 11 to 2 in favor of the Y. M. C. A., the sec- ond, 9to0; third, 15 to 1, and yesterday's 18 to 0. Secretary Pugh returned yesterday and is jubilant over the good work done by his boys, and feels that not only the honor of the asso- ciation but of the capital has been defended in a manner in which both should feel consider- able pride. >_— Washington and Concordia Divisions, Uni- formed Rank, K. of P. The Washington and Concordia Divisions, K. of P., have arranged with the Baltimore and Obio R. B. for a nd excursion, via special train, ccompanied by the famous Gen. Rock Band, to Kansas City on the occasion of ‘meet- ing the Sepreme Lodge, Uniformed Hank, ite of Pythias, August 23. The committee in charge, Messrs. Coggins, Columbus, Connor and Enders, are now prepared to reserve sleep- ing car accommodations and make such ar- rungements as will guarantee to all a most de- lightful time at a reasonable expense.— Adct. pubbeneicmal Washington and Chattanooga Limited. New fast train to Chattanooga, Memphis, Ne Orleans and all points south and’ southwest, via Norfolk and Western railroad (Shenandoah Valley route), commencing Sunday, July 17. ‘This fast train will leave B. and O. station 11:15 p.m., making the quickest run ever made be- tween W ton and Chattanooga and all points south, For all information apply to E. . Lockwood, Pass. Agent, 1433 Pennsylvania ave.—Adet. pes Week-End Mountain Excursions via Ches- apeake an hio way To White Sulphur Springs, the Great Warm Springs valley—the Hot, Healing and Warm Springs (2,600 feet elevation); the’ new hotel, “The Alleghany.” at Goshen, only five hours’ ride from Washington. Two limited vestibuled trains daily, with dining cary. Goshen, & Hot Springs, $7; White Sulphur, $7. Tickets on sale each Friday and Saturday, good to re- turn until followi: “s at No. 513 and No. 1a Pennsylvania avenue. Adet, Breezes of the Chesapeake At Bay Hidge all the day long, Baltimore and Ohio trains at 9:15 a.m. 1:30 p.m., 4:23 Be atamaay® 935 am., 1:90 p.m. $:15'p.m. 1 round trip.— Advt. Hungarian Band at Bav Ridge. Beginning on Monday, July 25, the celebrated Imperial Hungarian Gypsy Band will give free concerts daily at Bay . B. and O. trains at 9:15 a.m., 1:30 p.m., 4:98 p.m.; Sundays, 9:35 a.m., 1:90 p.m.,3:15 p.m. @1 round trip.—Adot. ge Raraoap.—The Pennsylvania until further notice pee EE. Pantom Cam To Samatooa via Tae Pzxy- SYLVANTA —The Pennsylvania rail- road has in service « parlor car to Sara Washington 9a. m. daily except pm.,3: @1 round trip.—Adet. — service as they pleased and | sta‘ iy His untimely death, in the flower of his life, ex- cites universal sorrow here. OLD STUDENTS’ MEETING. The Oldest Students’ Society of St. John’s Academy was called together by the president last night. The late principal was absent at the public echool conference in Bedford City, but the barracks were opened for the meeting. ingtonlans, Tue preeliont, Dr. Riepetci, cll onians. lent, ‘. 5 ss Gity Treasurer Harlow to the chair, made eulogy upon the retiring principal ‘and re- ported from the committee resolu of the alumni regretting the severance of the princi- from the school and determining to present im with altar silver “‘as a testimonial of the high regard entértained for him by each and every one of his former pupils.”” ‘Messrs. M. B. Harlow, R. Carey Gover, Henry J. Nevitt and the chairman were ‘appointed « committee to carry out the portion of the reso- lutions relative to n testimonial. Mesera. R. C. Gover and Bernard McMahon of Washington and Richard Trippe of Maryland were elected mombers of the Old Students’ Society. Mr. Harlow, from the committee on the continu: ance of the school, reported that the commit- tee had not yet completed its and the meeting adjourned Eni the dost Tuesday of August, WASHINGTONIANS STRUCK DOWN IN ALEXANDRIA. John Stewart, colored man from South Washington, who has been working at Quantico and was on his way home about 9 o'clock last night, stopped at Pullman's store, and while there fell unconscious to the floor. "Dr. Quack- enbush, who was called in, pronounced the case sunstroke. It is said that the recovery of the man is very doubtfal Mr. Charles F. Coe of Washington was found PeTalrzed, under a troe on Duke street near the fidland_depot about 1 o'clock yesterday after noon. He was attended by Dr. Quackenbush and cared for at the Alexandria Infirmary. NoTzs. In the corporation court Judge Norton has made an order that Conrad Hurst pay Catharine Hurst alimony. during their divorce suit. ‘The storm did some damage here last night, blowing down electric wires, &c., but repairs were easily made this morning. You know ammonia, pun- gent, sharp, irritating, poi- sonous. You do not see how such stuff can get into your food. It can and it does if you use ammonia baking powder, no matter if it is called “absolutely pure.” There is not a particle of ammonia or any adulterant in Cleveland’s, It is simply a pure and wholesome bak- ing powder; the best cooks endorse it, so would you if you tried it once. Ask your grocer for the Cleveland Cook Books je hasn't a copy send stam Sa addes to oe 4 Cleveland Baking Powder Co., New York. CITY ITEMS. sesh alk unio More Fans to Give Away! These Fane are a token of our good will, but our prices for Teas, Coffees, Sugurs, Flavoring Extracts, Spices, Condensed Milk and Baking Powder, combined with our check systems, are material returns for your good will. ‘Tax Gueat Artantic axp Pactric Tea Co., 501 and 503 Seventh st. n.w. Bnaxcues: 1620 14th st. n.w.——3104 Mot., Georgetown. —815 H st. n. 58, 59 and 66 Center Market.——67 and 68 Eastern Market. ——9land 92 Western Market. 8 and 90 Street Market.——101 Northern Liberty Market. Newrox H. Bowmax, rr. Telephone 848. cial cele ae Beautiful Figured Challies, 5c. It u * 711 Market space. Hoe maroc Tonight the Last Chance. If the four huge Ico Boxes advertised yester- day are not disposed of by tonight they will be withdrawn from the fice nale. Other bar. gains equally as good can always be found in my mammoth building—and my line embraces everything carried bya first-class Furniture House, The “time” I give makes my prices better than “cash” exponditare to the purchaser, Joux Ruppex, The Accommédator, It 613 Seventh street northwest, fated on : Linen Towels, 5¢. Linen Napkins, 5c. It “Cantens,” 711 Market space. suse art Sty Of Interest to Storekeepers. UNUSUAL OCCURRENCE. AsThave too much Candy in stock for the warm weather I have decided to take 1,000 boxes of goods, moxily penny good, all in good condition, and sell them for about one-half the regular price. I will have theso on_eale for about ten days, if not sold before. To be seen only at my store, 886 Penna. ave. n.w. Groner J. Mvruten, Wholesale Confectioner. Especial attention paid to parties opening new stores, jy23-2t* Chote of our Fine Straw Hats, price 89¢.; also selling inferior grades at 48c., including all our Boys’ Straws, “Hixny Faaxc & Sox, it One Pricé, cor. 7th and 'D. eee . Souvenirs of Washington. Sterling Silver Spoons, tea and coffee, 100 patterns, Peurl,Ivory and ‘Tortoise-shell-handled ‘ket Knives,&c. Watrorp’s, 477 Pa.ave.n.w.* oe Black India Linen, Eromr cents. It “CaRTEzl $15 Will Buy New Homes, House- holds, White’s, &. Other Machines as low as: $10, @8,'86. All fully warranted. At Auerbach's ' Capitol Hill Domestic Sowing Machine and Pattern Rooms, 4th st. and Penn- aylvania ave. ne, Wa. Funk, Manager. Figured it it Series Muslin, ae. “CantEgs,” 711 Market space. strike; oak case; $3.50. Re- duced‘from $4.50. Waryoap’s, 477 Pa. ave. 1t* Athletes will find White's Yucatan Gum aid to them in their exercises, as it Keays mouth and throat moist. jyl8-6¢ Buy Wilson & Carr's Bathing Slippers; price, S5cents. 929 F st. nw. jyll-Im Se ee ALS Castellon Wine cures stomach troubles. jy7-im A. Herruvcure & Co. BSS BES cham S, Heller, 720 7th st. n.w., is making = peony! in Ladies’ and Children's Hair ‘Catting and pooing; also cures Dandruff. my20-tr po oo se ett Buy a Machine with a Earned by Forty Years of Faithful Service. Examine our New High-Arm No. 9. | Its silent rotary free from the heavy, Son o¢ lati machines, tn? PES Oe ‘Wareizn & Wi20x Mro. Co., 497 9h oh nw. = PROCURED CUTICURA. WONDERFUL CHANGE IN THREE MONTHS. COMPLETELY CURED IN SIX. ‘pains. had spent hundreds of dollars in futile ‘efforts to get ‘well or even relicf, for Iwas suffering so that death would have been abappy release. Rev. J. G. Ahern, who | Was the pastor of Bickley circuit, urged me fo procure the CUTICURA REMEDIES. Upon thelr arrival I id | béwan to use according to directions~end in less than three months I noticed a wonderful change. ‘My appetite was good. my bieath was sweet and as I continued to take the medicines the good work went onandon. In six months from the time I started I was completely cured. The CUTICURA REMEDIES ‘did the work end my skin became perfectly smooth and clear, and there is now not the slightest uppear- ance of the disease. I would say in conclusion to all suffering from any kind of blood troubie, don’t be de- ceived, bit strike at the fountain head and get OUTT- CURA REMEDIES, even if you have tosend a tho sand miles for them. G. C. HALE, Sellers, Ga. ‘Sworn and subscribed to before me April 28, 182. WILLIAM ©. SOLOMON, J. P. P. C. CUTICURA RESOLVENT ‘The new Blood Purifier, internally (to cleanse the blood of all impurities and jus elements and thus remove the cause), and CUTICURA, the great Skin Cure, and CUTICURA SOAP, an exquisite Skin Beautifier, externaliy (to clear the skin and scalp and restore the hair), cure every disease and humor of the skin and blood from pimples toscrofula. Soldeverywhere. Prict, CUTICURA, 50c.: SOAP, 250. ; RESOLVENT, @1. Prepared by the POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston, Mass. 2" “How to Cure Fhin Diseases,” 64 pages, 50ille- trationsand testimonials, mailed free. And Pains, Back Ache, Weak Ki idneys, Rheumatism and Chest Pains Bi IN ONE MINUTE by the CUTICURA ANTI-PAIN PLASTER. The first and only, tnstantaneous pain-killing plaster. —————_———_— AMUSEMENTS. GONDAY, JULY 24, 1802. “Softly drone the honey-bees; Blossom-scented in the breeze; Golden isthe grain. Over all the faintest haze Rests, and song birds pipe their lays - Ine sweeter strain.” THE MACALESTER AT 11 A.M., 2:45 AND 6:15 P.M. THE RIVER QUEEN AT 3:30 P.M. Steamers reach Washington on return trips at 2, 6, 8:15 and 9:45 p.m. Passengers can roturn from ‘Marshall Hall on any boat. THE GREEN LAWNS OF MARSHALL HALL. Prof. Schroeder's Select Band. PROGRAM OF THE MUSIC SUNDAY, JULY 24, 1802. ‘See the Handsome New Pavilions. ‘Seo the Beautiful New Dining Room. See the Elegant Pagoda and the Riding Gallery. Bowion the Bowling Alleys. Shootin the Shooting Gallery. Rest on the Wide Verandas of the Quaint Old Man- ston. Wander Over the Green Lawns and Take Your Ease ‘Neath the Shade of the Great Ancestral Trees. Goon the 11 a.m. boat, and with ‘Sweet Music, Heavenly Maid,” spend the July Sunday on the Green Lawns of Marshall Hall. See “Ellesmere Bathing Beach,” three minutes’ walk from the pavilions; sixty well-appointed bath rooms, new and handsome bathing suits. Decorum and order enforced. . Special attention given to ladies. Takes dip! The best of order guaranteed on the boats and at ‘Marshall Hall. “JULY EVENINGS ON THE RIVER.” TO MARSHALL HALL AND INDIAN HEAD. The MACALESTER and RIVER QUEEN electric lighted. Fast flying trips to MARSHALL HALL and INDIAN HEAD EVERY FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS. Schroeder's Band and Orchestra. Round-trip tickets, By NCERT THIS EVENING 8:20 O'CLOCK. ft WASHINGTON PARK, 1340-1350 EF ST.'8.E. COOLEST PL. CITY. ADMIB: 1° (0: QECOND ANNUAL P OF THE HOTEL EMPLOYES; AT BECKER'S GARDENS, 4TH AND E STS. N.E., MONDAY EVENING, JULY 25. A pair of kids presented to each lady. 423-20" EW NATIONAL THEATRE. FRIDAY, JULY 29, TESTIMONIAL CONCERT TO JOHN PHILIP SOUSA. Mrs. KITTY THOMPSON BERRY, Soprano. ‘Mr. HERNDON MORSELL, Tenor. Mr. HERMANN RAKEMAN, Violinist. ‘The FRANZ ABT CLUB And the U. 8. MARINE BAND. Prices, $1, 75c. and 50c. Tickets on sale at theatre box office. Near the monument is Se: Suits cleaned and kept for CARRE TA, MERE arn ort tm Southern Sun and Me CE tema BATTLE oF Gerryssuna. 15TH STREET AND OHIO AYENUR. w13 OPEN DAILY. LEGAL NOTICES. © SUNDAY, woLr at INTERNATIONAL REGATTA, EDWARD HANLAN And WALLACE ROSS Ene Ghreo-antio clagte seating race for e purse of WM. O'CONNOR And GEO. HOSMER ‘Ina three-mile ple seulline. Under the personal direction of GHANT PARISH. FOUR BIG STRAMERS, SAME J. PENTZ, COLUM ata ARY WASHINGTON, PILOT BOY. DAY TIME TABLE—L1 a.m, . 2, 2: SPAY TIME TABLE—L1atm., 12:30, 2, 2:45, nly gate entrance ts st the Pets iy haportation he great Take steamers. Vessels of All classes prohibited frcin landing at iver View. ‘Tako the early boats and avold the crowd. 6:45 po. mins everrsc. 6:45 Pe The planets, the moon Foe weet Gong fe the tn. come are the stars. rp Bia St Scbroeda:'s Band. Two Hi boats ae (Gaturday) EVEN- THE MACALESTER AND RIVER QUEEN, TO MAMGALE WALL AND INDIAS HEAD, AOS At 6:45 p.m. Marshall Pm. Fa Len ‘Hail at jor ocfearing Marshal a¢.107.m. Home promptly on every passe: .D TRIPS are * tee tal on the Ide.m.. 2:45, 3. and a —s Testaurqat at Marshall Hall. de RARE. EOURD TRIP, 250. y= BETHESDA PARR. FREE TODAY AT 7 O'CLOgK SHARP. GRAND DOUBLE PARACHUTE LEAP MISSPEARL LA ROY ANDTHE AERIAL WONDER, SOVEREIGNS OF THE AIR. Leap from 3,000 feet in the air. Personally superintended by PROF. E. R. HUTCHISON. ‘Take Tennallytown carsat 32dandM sts. jy23 ‘SUNDAY. JULY 2d and Canal stn. iG. oclock ¢.m. Sy22-9t TYPO FISHERMEN. add & Det EXCURSION To Bay RIDGE By HAMLINE M. E. CHURCH and SUNDAY ‘On WEDNESDAY, JULY Trains leave B. and 0. depot 9:15 4258p. m. ‘Tiekets, #1; children unter 12, bo. S53 (ASSUAL EXCURSION tat CAPITAL BICYGLE CLUB, TUESDAY, JULY 26 1892, TO MARSHALL HALL AND [INDIAN HEAD. will leave 7th st. w! hart ekets can be had of club EXCURSION TO By the HOME SOCIAL CLUB, THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1892. A Handsome Souvenir presented to every one pur chasing tickets from members, Buy your tickets of A. 8. JOHNSON, 1240 9th st. .W.; M. M. ROUSER, 332 H st. n.e., or from ___ MEMBERS AT DEPO’ RIDGE B On tt WEDNESDAY EVE: Steamer leaves 7th st. wharf at 6 0" Tickets, admitting gentleman and indy, $1. HE EASTERN SHORE MARYLAND AND LOWER POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS EVERY TUESDAY AT 3 P. M., STEAMER JANE MOSELF. Touching Colonial Beach. St. George I Tool iver, Crisfield, Md. and Va. Cristield Wednesda: arriving ‘ashington Thursday m and freight lower than by other routes. INEY POINT EXCURSION RATE: Sunday Schools and Femperanes Sci ally invited.” STEAMER GEORGE LEARY (7 ? fa Sunday. School will give fr fo gxcursion to the Point THU rain Fridas nd, Point ‘Onancock, evening. Ing. Fare __ sya arth select RSDAY MORNING, July iy eVeniny at 11 o'clock. ass accommodations, In juding three and night's lodying at the hotel, For tiee upall sums of G2, Tickets for sale at Wash, B. lams’, cor. 7th and D sts. ,ans jer's pharmacy, Anacostia’ Iyzs-ae LONDON | A o" And PARIS, t-clans, ara » WP. VAN WICKL sy22 Bradbury Palace Music, LOG PArs a Steamer Will eave for *% ‘abin John” MONDAY. WEDNESDAY om FRIDAY, G o'clock p.am., ad abd © 2, ORIENT ATHLETIC CLUB, MONDAY, July 25, 1892, 79 Big Handsome Steaigers. Seats for | cepted, _, Mga ae sea EXCURSIONS, &c. BAt River. 1.00 ROUND TRIP. ‘B. and O. TRAINS at olam, 1:30p.m., O38 pm SUNDAYS: 2am, 1:30 p.m, 3:5 pm €1 ROUND TRIP. eO3m 50 cexra covoxmas seacn DO cents. SPECIAL PROCRSION v SATURDAY EV Home 81 ‘Cc. W. RIDLEY, _witim “General Munager, A YEW ROUTE TO THE ATLANTIC OCEAN. SATURDAY EXCURSIONS. The Baltimore and Ohio Rail Tahngton gu Saturdar’ “Sunday, af Teaching ‘Washington ‘s on Sunde Teaching W 2 S'g0p m. allowing one day st the conan, Pasties deatrine to reach Ocean City Suri can take the 3: train Band 6. Re becting with and ‘Steamboat. which res pier wharf. Baitimore, at 3:45 p.m. Je28-1m_ STEAMER BARTHOLDI_DAILY To STANDING. "Feet to eee, B and 9p.m. Wed: Shove iiall wa: ‘No. 8. Light street daily except Sunday. am. and Saturday, 8'o'r! easant Fo R ARROWSMITH. From 7th: Wharf, commencing SATURDAY, JUNE 18, AT 5-30 PX Resumes her routeon the PICTURESQUE LOWER POTOMAC, af the DELIGHTPUT ATURDAY EVI ia 8 NING TRIPS AT 5:10 un MONDAYS AN! Py eae Touchy mide EL. ‘atall WATERING PLACES ‘COLONIAL, BEACH COLTON: FON St. Groner's istaxg ROMINI, ‘8! CREEK. Returning, arrives at Washington 10 30rm Sandon Wedaandaywand Frid bars — a Canad iN € y= ECHO. {rip over the Glen Echo railway is one of re- The markable rote ry tine beaut the innumerable other RDTOWN, CREEK, Sundars at lays at Ga.ra. routs. ‘ec ‘GW. RIDLEY, *k days leave Glen return on the balf hour til 2p. Bailytown every half hour. "On Sunday cars Pus every Fretve minutes. 3 Bt oF ae CHEAP AND PLEASANT EXCURSIONS. ‘Twossioon steamers leave 7th street ferry whart hourly from 6:15 a.m. until 7:15 p.m. TWELVE- MILE SAIL ON THE POTOMAC FOR 15 CENTS. BABIES FREE. For PLEARANT EVENING TRIP take 6:30 p.m. boat. Home at 7:45p.m. Sameschedule on 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 Teminiscences from 1776 to 1865. Jettoocl STAGE EXCURSIONS. | DENMITS TALLY HO STAGES LEAVE 511 nw. at 10 am. mm. — Arli Fare, rou buildings, st. a0 FINANCIAL. Tur Narroxar Sarz Derosrr, SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANT Of the District of Columbia, CORNER 15TH ST. AND NEW TORE AVR Chartered by special act of Congress, Jan., 1867, and acts of Oct. , 189C, and Feb., 1892. CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS. Acts as executor, sdininistrator, guardfanof the estates of minors, committee of the estates of lunatics, receiver, assignee and executes ‘trusts of any and every description. ‘Wills prepared by ® competent attorney, who tein daily attendance, and Kept without charge when the company is named executor or trustes. Receives money deposits i:Psums of TEN CENTS and upward and allows interest thereon. SILVER WARE AND VALUABLES of all descrip- tion, packed in trunks or boxes, received for deposit in capactous vaults of unsurpassed dryness and secur- ity at moderate cost. ANNUM, ACCORDING TO SIZE AND LOCATION. ENS: P_ SNYDER, Presitent BRAMLEY Coton Vics President Hikes ey weer FRANCIS) Prammarse. ALBERT L. STURTEVANT, Secretary. bi x Ul Directors: MARSHALL HALL, Steamer Macalester. Boat leaves 6345 ‘Tickets can be secured from bl yan G st. Peek from the members and | army and mavy and to those traveling. eee and rae | _ayll-2w Branch Office, 1814 F st. 2.w. C. T. Havexszs, Stock Exchange, Real Estate and Stock Broker, Booms and 11, Atlantic building, 990 Fst. ow. iE, S14 ‘excursion will be. ‘Don't miss this chance of a lifetime at price offered for round trip. Special train ; Pullman ‘Sthing car Coronet dy2taus ‘[HE MARY WasitINaT< TO E OocoguAN FALLS: mweny. REHEAT AEE auanauy Positi DAY to ie Matorc Pe The ctrsion ring out city. Three ‘al!s. Magnificent view Osjeetionebie avon thebeats Every Thi at Home at 8, fo Be. pores ) WASHINGTON STEAMBOA: STEAMER ‘GEORGE LEARY.” SUMMER SCHEDULE FOR COLONIAL BEACH aND PINEY POINT. Grand opening at Piney Point > SATURDAY JUNE 11. 1892. INVESTMENT SECURITIES. Stocks, Bonds and Grain bought and sold for cashor ‘en margin. Cotton bought and sold in New York or New Orleans. CORRESPONDENTS. Lehman, Stern & Co., New Orleans Cotton Ex- change. ‘Lamson Bros. & Oo., Chicago Board of Trade. Private wires to New York, Chicago and New Or- Jears. Telephone. 453. sel74e Bal BROKERS, 1335 F'ST., WASHINGTON, D.c., Brygisraseet oh, mer Sects ‘Bonds, Fromrrr a RENTS SAFES FROM $5 TO $125 EACH PER |» Ketore we Siate YAGER & ©O., B® Bovses on rors ayy svrep in GEORGETOWN THE CABLF CARS ARE ABOUT TO RP, RUNNING AND STRAM KAILKOADS | BUILDING Taek N¥CTions INtOoT | TOWN PROPERTY FIATED, 3 al LY: MODERN a RENT ING WELL. p ADVERTISE ME cM x pus 1204 SED ST. NW Made with the 500 7th st. nw, find the bank ops pt of depostte until § for the o'clock on several days at the fret Jar bank hours are accommedates dy the opening of the bank op Saturday evenings from 6 to # o'clock CHILDREN who wish tobecin the habit of saving may take advantage of oar savings stamp systern for small Gepomitea CALL AND EXAMINE OUR PLAN. 320-6 FH. SMITH, President. (TRPasury DEranrwenr, COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY, WASHINGTON, D.C., JULY 14 i807, mY matifactory: ¥ Undersined ft has been. mad SECOND "NATIONAL BANK fm the CITY OF w ~ tn ee CLTY OF WASH: ity of WASHINGTON and DIs- vcoe ta srownded artscheg of = aibely, Gull! close of busiueas oa SCLY “tn tertimens whereof witnea my hand and seal of office THIS 1478 DAY OF STIS INS fk SIon * Eovrrasze Co-operative BUILDING assocrartion. OFFICE, 1003 F 8ST. N.w. ‘Those whe desirs loans to pay for prom erty. pay off mortgages, or for Dutlding Purposes, should amreriain theterns upon which money teloaned by the Equftable Co-operative Building Association. Eighty-seven manthly payments of prin- cipal and interest settles «loan in full. Any portion or all of = loan, may be settled at any thine by paying crued interest to date of such a settle: tut, Heavy expenses are avoided. ASSETS, €1,315.111.15. Pam phiets erpiatning the advantages end bene ite of the association and other infor mation rurmuhed upon application at the afttor, 1008 F at. LoaNs. wi8-lw INO. JOY EDSON, Secy. UTED STATES BUILDING AND LOAN ABSO- arta ETON. SLE at. We . D. ‘monthty tusta! participate in al profits and meture ts St Directors: W. T. C. Daniel, Prank Hume, Grorae f Fobriston, OW. Howard. 3.6. Bowker, ie JNO. W. CORSON JNO. W. MACART NEY, J Member kV bese CORON & MACARTNE: x, GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 F ST. XW. Bankers and Deslers in Governimen: Bon’ ork Sha Baltimore boucbt and sult ‘Aspeclaity mae of investivent securities Bonds and ai! local Rallroed, Gus, Insurancoend Lele: Dhone Stock dealt in- ell Telephone Stock bourht avd sold. 391 PROPOSALS. == at sn TNITED STATES JAIL, D. c., JULY 20, 12 — Sealed aAdreened to" the of the Pated See jal sol be povelvell atl WEDNES- DAY NOON, JULY TWENTY ‘Use, tor the sap ‘of 400 tons, more or less, of George's Creek cual, tobe delivered inthe monty of Auruste Tie ot thie Tulted States Je, D-C. mie to ‘nj and all'bids is reserved. J, B. BURKE, a pele ERPCTION OF AN OVER. INE FLOM THE Navy TO THE NAVY PROV. funiicate, in line," wil} ‘O'CLOCK will be wubjert 12 reserved, in asso of ontract oF complete so of the contractor, and to waive defects. eae aerate oe Chief of Bureau POR 4 DROPOBALS POR PUFL. &c. FOR THE xy STATES NAVAL OBSERVATORY. Bureau of ig utpmes meut rf this burean anti ju at ts a ui NOX July thirtieth, , od “iauiuediately: thereafter ‘tor the the following articles: Buel, oil. wig, ans oe dat ‘on SAT- publicly supply, Formalitles and will rejeot any or all credadvants ous to te Seecraiment Kesnovtble srany wt faired for of the contracts “ULORGE DEWEY, Bite of But rea teunieeca WiSawew EPARTMENT OF STATE, WASHINOTO July io, 182. —Senled =i ewaried q sam)?! tb at the * tomer) \" of the department. “pid.ootashees eS ROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING STREET a Rested prop the ‘| TWELVE O'CLO LADIES’ GOODS. MAKING ALL