Evening Star Newspaper, September 24, 1892, Page 16

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. Gc. SATURDAY, S a te = 7 N EMBER 24, 1892-SIXTEEN PAGES. LOCAL MENTION. ——_ ‘The Weather. PORRCART TILL 8 FP. w. erNDAT. For the District of Columbia, Maryland and fair, southerly winds. CONDITION OF THE WATER. Tem and condition of water at 8 om.: Palle, temperature, 26: condition, 9. reservoir. temperature, 26. Con- dition at north connection. 73: condition at south connection, 22: distributing reservoir, 72; condition at influent gato Bouse, 16; gate house, 12. — Muse Sattae E. Gonnir begs friends end customers that she isn longer con- . C. Hutchinson, bat will be eee - Mrs. T. B. Hanatsoy’s, a | to inform her | Tur New Chairs on Presilent’s stand will be | wold at 25 cents apiece. Send your orders the mail and they will delivered ink, New York ave. PFasmioxasie Dennirs For fll. Correct styles and colors, “Our! 4,4, 0aua “py Proay,” the new comedy er, a a tbat hax eained so much newspaper attention, sitar ‘ap, | ill be presented at Albaugh's Grand, Opera — - | House on Monday. The pla: cai te bean un Ter os acme e . usually clever one, was written by Charles Maen eT bode in Chars iekiss, | Klein for Mr. A. S. Lipman in the star role and Mach, bat only reliabic. yuauties are ob- | £0F Mr. Charles Mathews’ company in support. 90% 7th wt. | tainabdle at Cun. Xaxoen s. Da. Wanxen’s Conse rs. Monarch 5 Me. Lisle Hosiery, 25e. 1 ale Cambric 10ige. Balbriggan, Jean and Merino Under- wear. Bropmean s, 14th near 5. | Cuams 25 cents apiece. will be delivered from President's stand. Ad xk. New York ave. bet. 13th and 14th, Jeuius La: Brno. Tor We in having a beautifu setof teeth ix t early with the a Minot’s Dentifrice and keep on with it, 25¢. everywhere. Five Gat. Gasouise, 6c. Mepprwas,614 12th | = Faun @rvizs Men's Derby Hats, all shaper. 5 extra Bers. Cuams, 25 cts. At Jerivs Laxsurxon’s, New York . 13th and 14th, age. Buildings +409 Lith nw. oRATIONS and F Decorated. M. G. Coretaxp & C« For Wart Parer. Window 5 les, Room Moldings and Interior Tinting and Decorating wo to KW. Hexperson’s, 1113 F st. ow. W. S. Fiswen. Florist, 717 15th st. a.w. Autistic axp Gu\RANTERD.—Silver Fillings, © a. $1. Very best Teeth, $8. and D. Canpets Cursxep by the Expmne Conrzt! Wouxs, (31-685 Mase. ave. n.w., are made moth- | Jroof free of charge. Telephone 425-2 » DISTRICT. _ AMUSEMENTS 1ONIGHT. city ANL Auosvam's Orgra Hovse.—Chas. Dickson in Narooxen, Tweater.—Annie Lewis in “ Na « Mateh. Acapemy of Mesic.—“Eight Bells. Hanaw Diszow Tuzatza.— S Wood in “Out in the Streets, | ou Trrater—Wm. Mel-| doon's Athletic School and the Henry Burlesque | Company. Pattee ov Gari yspcno.—icth street and Che avenue. oe EXCURSIONS TOMORROW. Berarspa Panx.—Take Tenlestown cart. Taxty-no Coact.—511 Lith «treet northwest, “trips to Arlington, Soldiers’ Home and Cabin John bridge. 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Grex Ecuo.—Take Tenleytown cars. Fortress Moxzor axp Norrotx.—Steamers leave at 7 p.m. Manswart Hatt—Steamer Macalester and River Queen, 1 a.m. and 3:15 p.m. 2 Movs? Vassox—Macalester and Biver Queen, pm —— Want a Receiver Appointed. John H. Waiter, by G. W. Mosby Williams and John Ridout, has filed 2 bill against the Metropolitan Investment and Building Associa- tion of Montgomery county, Md., for the ap- tment of a receiver and an injunction. ates net the business has been conducted loosely and the officers are arranging ‘assets at below the market value. —»—— Mrs. Hough Divorced. Mamie Edith Hough was, by the decree of Justice Cox, today granted the right to resume her maiden name of Murphy and a divorce from Hough. The bill, filed by Mr. Camp- Carrington, sets forth the marriage in Bal- timore on August 12, 1890, and charged adultery. 0 SEED Opening of Epiphany Chapel. Epiphany Chapel, corner 12th and C streets southwest, will be opened tomorrow, Sunday, September 25, for divine service. This chapel is fifty-one feet wide by ninety-two feet deep, and has a seating capacity of about 600. The exterior is of stone and brick and the interior 4s trimmed in oak. The chancel windowsare a gift from Dr. R. H. McKim, rector of Epiphany Chureh, in memory of his son, Dr. Mchim,who died last spr: ‘The glass wax made by Tif- fany & Co. of New York. The large transcept ‘windows are also memorial windows, and are the giftof Mrs. Lewis J. Davis. The organ was made by Hook & Hastings of Boston, the celebrated organ builders, and has # very fine tone. This chapel was erected by members of Epiphany Church on G street and was de- signed by Robert Stead, architect, > Non-Seeret Endowment Society. + Washington Assembly, No. 88, Non-Secret | Endowment Order, held a very interesting | meeting on Thursday night at their hall, 514 9th street northwest Several claims for benefits were approved, after which the audience lis-| tened to addresses by J. F. Bruce, deputy su- reme president of the order, from Fitchburg, in; L. Wilkerson, president of the assem- biy; KS Rogers, Prof. M. Kaphan and R. A. Dinsmore, deputy supreme president. Amon those prevent were Mr. Hoyt of Fitchburg Post, G. A. R., of Massachusetts; Mrs. R.A. Dins- more, vice president; Mrs. A. Rogers. A. G. Hill, counselior; Mrs. Lena Teiser and E. 8. Merrill, treasurer. ——___ Sober, Soldierly and Orderly. ‘To the Raitor ot The Evening Star It is safe to assert that no one connected with Rewspaper work can fail to appreciate the skill, enterprise and completeness with which every- | thing in any manner pertaining to the history of the encampment has been written up by Tux Sram. The predictions of some who, like my- self. never mw an encampment of the G. A. R. before to the effect that Bacchus would reign supreme during encampment week have not | Mmaterialized toany great ext Indeed, the} sobriety of these men must have been noticed ‘the most casual observer who reflects upon unusnal inducements to indulge incident to the nweting of friends who had shared the toils s of march and battle and who bed not perhaps met each other since the war elosed. Ou an excursion covering half a day end carrying perhaps 2,000 G. A. K. men I did Bot observe a single one of them who was intoxi- tated, notwithstanding the fact that liquors ‘were easily accessible. I think there was as Wittle inebriety among the G. A. It. men as was ever observed here among any class of citizens of approximately equal numbers. The order Preserved in the city reflects credit upon the Police and others in handling such a vast con- eourse of people so effectively. eG. Washington, D. C., i : September 24, 1392, Hsif Kates to Baltimore via B. and 0. ‘Tickets on sale from September 13 to 24, good to return until October 10, for $1.20 for round ‘The Baltimore and Obio ix the only 45- line to Baltimore. The Baltimore and Obic is Maryland veterans’ route to the ep- campment.— tar‘. Tux Sovrexins of the “Opening” of the eetoma fashions at the Palais Royal will be found mentioned in the two column advertise- ment on page 4. a Baomo-prsr cures headache. Druggists,25¢.-4 dv. serene aie Sraxceniax CoLtsoz Reorextxo.—One hun- dred and twenty-t dents who entered Sgencerion College the first week in ber return to their delightful college work on Monday, September 26, and one hundred mor® Rave registered to citer within a week. WF th | work is always ‘noteworthy for a combination | cess. ‘The scenery will be exceptionally band- | Frederick, Lexington, N SOLDIELS WILL GO TO CHURCH. | Col. Clay Orders the Second Regiment to | Attend Service Tomorrow Evening. | Thé second regiment, District of Columbia National Guard will attend service at Epiphany Church, G street below 1th, on Sunday even- | ing at 8 o'clock, Dr. McKim, the rector, | having kindly proffered the use of the church. There will be some very fine music—specigily arranged by Director Gould—and a sermon by the regimental chaplain, Dr. Perry. Col. Clay has ised the following order: Heanguantens Secoxp Reorment, D.C.N.G., Wasirxorox, D. C., Sept. 23, 1892. Orders No. 15—The regiment will parade on | Sunday, September 25, in fatigue uniform, with caps, black belts and leggings, without arms. | Battalions will form im the driil ball at 7:15 p. | m. Every officer and man is expected to present. By order of Col. Cecil Clay. Hanny B. Crnuzy, Captain and Adjatant. —_— AMUSEMENTS. The story concerns the kind-hearted offer on the part of a young man to relieve another, who is already married in secret, of the duty of courting a girl to whom he was betrothed in childhood by his father. As the two young men eXchange names the kind-hearted one finds bim- self in an embarrassing position when he falls in love in earnest with the young woman, The star actor in this ¢ of polite intrigues—which has a foreign or, by the way—is young, good looking. graceful and alert, and he has been intrusted with plenty of important characterizations, so he should bave gained ease and facility by is timu. It was doubtless his tour in “The | Burglar” last season that led to his venture Proxy.” The plasers in his support clude Harry Brown, Lionel Bland, Leonora Bradley, May Standi-h, Nita Sykes, Adele ward Emery and others, a promising agemblage. Emery, the brother of that Emery, who was here in Irving's support a few keusons ago. Harem’ Buow Taeater.—The attraction at Harris’ Bijou Theater next Monday night will | be the great drama “Siberia.” It is one of the | most powerful productions that the dramatic literature of this country has developed. Few | plays bave appealed to human interest with | hdirect power and gained in popularity ‘om season to season as this has done. Bartley ‘ampbell chose as a subject for thix work the | Russian government's favorite method of pun- | ishment—evile to the snow-covered wastes of | northern Aria. The scenic possibilities of the play are practic imited, and fer the | co very care has been taken to secure the best results possible in this diree- tion. The cast has been selected with care so aracter wilk be assumed by a graceful diction with w rs) ton ad gives opportu- est work of which an actor is capa- prices will prevail and the cus- nees will be given. ren.—Helen Cort- ning production ¢ Company will arance at Kernan's Lyceum It isa nes ction ntains many acknowledged variety stare | red a deerded ruccess. It iseqaipped with new scenery and elogunt costume &. Tbere are many burlesque queens, clever comedians and ne 8, chief of whom is Prot. John ion rifle and pistol shot of the world. Drof Loris resided in this city formerly and ha friends and mirers here. He has met aud defeated the best mark men of the world recently issued a ge of £10,000, which, in all probabilit and. He excels in fancy shots and ce many rare feats of marksmanship. ‘ortland is one of the most beautiful and accomplished artista on the variety stage. Young and versatile, she bids fair to prove a| strong card. The entertainment is divided | into a first part, olio and burlesque, and is said to be uniformly excellent. ‘Tue Iste or Cuamracye.—The latest enc- cessful addition to the list of comic operas is “The Isle of Champagne,” in which Mr. Thomas Q. Seabrooke has made a wonderful reputation in a very brief period, for the new opera (by Mesers. Byrne and Harrison) was produced for ‘the first time in Chicago last summer and has been sung since only in Boston and Philadel- phia. But Mr. Seabrooke’s comedy work has attracted wide attention, and by common con- sent he seems to be entitled to wear the cap and bells as the new-found champion of iyric com- edy. His fund of humor ix said to be both in- exhaustible and irresisible. Mr. Seabrooke brings a splendid company to ai resenting this attractive novelty at Albaugh’s during the week of October 3. The spectacular features of “The Isle of Champagne” are said Yo be magnificent and elaborate. Mr.Cuas. B. Haxvoup.—The eminent young actor, Chas. B. Hanford, who comes to the Academy of Music next Monday night, enjoy tun exceptional reputation throughout the country, notwithstanding the fact that this is his first season as a stellar attraction. He h Jong been conspicuous for his thorough artistic | work in the leading roles of support to some of | the most prominent of American stars.” He will present “Julius Ceasar,’ appearing him-| self in the role of Mare Antony. It is in this character that he has at-| tracted, perhaps, the widest attention. His| of vigor and artistic grace, and in this part he has peculiar scope for his ial talents, Julius Cwrar gives room for the highest class of work, not only in the role of Marc Antony, but in several others. Mr. Hanford’s company has been selected with care, and the results else- where have been most satisfactory. His recep- tion in Philadelphia would have been flattering | toastar who has been before the pubiic for many seasons. In Mr. Hanford’s case such in- stant popularity must be regarded ns a power- ful augur of permanent and extraordinary suc- some and elaborate. Interesting in Cholera Times. “Rro bE Jaxeio, Jan. 7, 1895. “The fear which people have of drinking the water here, owing to cholera epidemic, has cre- ated a lively demand, and as our stock was rapidly diminishing we cabled our Liverpool house to ship 1,000 dozen.” [From letter addressed to makers of “Ross’ Royal” Belfast Ginger Ale.)—Adct. — Excursions to Battlefields via B. and 0. R. R. Excursion tickets will be sold via Baltimore and Ohio R. R. at rate of one fare for the round | trip from September 19 to 30, good to return until October Sand good to stop off en route, to tysburg, Antietam, Cedar Creek, Fisher's Hill, Market, Opequan, South Mountain, Staunton, Winchester, Cross Keys, Front Roval, Luray, Natural Bridge and Weyer's Cave. Tickets willalso be on saleon same dates, with same return limit and same stop- over privileges, by circuitous route at rate of one and a half cents per mile for distance trav- eled. affording an opportunity to visit battie- fields along the other railroad lines. For full information apply to B. and O. agent, 619 and 1351 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington.—Adct. a Postage on The Star. ‘The postage on asixteen or twenty-page Stan two cents. Papers not having full postage on them will not be forwarded by the Post Oftice Department. aoeciaes OnpeR a copy of Tux Star sent to any ab- sent Grand Army friend during Encampment Week. It will be brimming with interesting matter, will present a complete history of the Encampment, and will cost only fiftéen cents for the week aes Low Rares To Barrncone via B. axp O, R. R. Tickets for 21.20 for round trip from Wash- ington sold from September 13 to 24, inclusiv good to return until October 10. inclusive — A: — A. Svpscmrrtiox To Stan during En- campment week, sent anywhere in the United States, outside of Washington, costs only fifteen cents.’ It will be a magnificent souvenir of the Encampment. oe ar aoe Catanna, Astuma, Dearxess.—Dr. Lighthill can be consulted from 8 to 12 and 4 to 6 at his residence. 1411 K street northwest.— Adot. Erssicut Sven. ‘Sarsapariila equaled to thoronghly purify the bicod and give heeded strength. Read this: | “*My boy had Scarlet Faver when 4 years old, leav- | ine him very weak and ¥th blood ED WITH | CANKER. His esos became sufferings ‘were tutense, and for 7 weeks he could not even open hiseyes. Ttook him to the Kye and Ear Infrmary on Charles street, but their renedies failed to do the faint- est shadow of good. 1 beyan giving him HOOD’S SARSAPARILLA, which soon cured him. know it SAVED HIS SIGHT, if not his very life." ABBIE F. BLACKMAN, 2683 Wash.ngton street, Boston, Mass. HOOD’S PILLS are the test after-dinner Pills, a © | sist digestion, cure headache and biliousness. A JOHN BROWN MONUMENT. A Largely Attended Meeting at the Metro- politan Baptist Church. A largely attended meeting was held at the Metropolitan Baptist Church, colored, R street between 12th and 138th, last evening for the | purpose of discussing the proposed plan for raising funds with which to erect a monument in memory of John Brown, who was executed at Harper's Ferry, the meeting being held un- der the auspices of the John Brown Monument Association. Mr. Frederick Douglass presided, and aftor stating that he was heartily in favor of the ob- Ject of the meeting detailed bis acquaintance with John Brown, which began in 1848, when the old man unfolded to him his scheme for liberating the slaves. Mr. Douglass next intro- Sea ns ceria ata wns whiel in the mei rable Harper's Ferry bald, who related. his er- in connection with tue raid. The assemblage then sang ‘John Brown's Body,” and large number enrolled them- selves as members of the monument associa- tion. The association decided to receive vol- untary contributions of $1 from all those so disposed and the meeting adjourned after sing- ing a new version of the song “John Brown's ly. pee Se eas Special Trains to Battlefields via Penssyivanta Rattno. The tpecial trains leaving Washington at. 7 a. m. for Gettysburg and 7:30 a.m. for Fredericks- burg and Richmond will be continued Sunday and Monday, the 25th and 26th. Round-trip tickets at haif rates, Gettysburg, 3.35; Fred- ericksburg, 81.60; lichm nd, $8.50.—Adot —- Ross’ “Royal Belfast” Ginger Ale. The wonderful purity of the famous“Cromac” water from which it is made, and the high es- teem in which it ix held in all markets of the world, especially in countries where cholera 18 endemic, should strongly recommend _ this drink at the present time. Factory, Belfast, Ireland. 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Cafe, THE CEDARCROFT. “Restoration of the romance and spirit of the Glen The buiidinzs ofthe new cafesre beginning of a village of rustic ining pavilions or pagodas in the tree tops—all to be connected together by rustic bridges. Echo Cafe destroyed by fire in 1890. Everything Srst-class. Mealn ala carte or a splen. did dinner for 50c. Beautiful views of the historic Potomac river. First-class transportation facilities and no crowding. Attendants at cafe entrance to care for all teams. 24 NEW NATIONAL THEATRE, ING LAST APPEAR: ANCE OF THE WASHINGTON FAVORITE, MISS ANNIE LEWIS, In “A NUTMEG MATCH.” Introducing the ponderous PILE DRIVER. Next week, Pitou’s Thrilling War Play, ACKOSS THE POTOMAC. ACROSS THE POTOMAC. ACROSS THE POTOMAC. Soats now selling. sorte ACADEMY. TONIGHT AT 8. Last time of the BROTHERS BYRNE, ‘Presenting aed BBB L L SS Tuesday and Wednesday 58 BoB L i 88s GO UN MUNDAS VERNON. wt ed ze . ¢ 8S 5 cs Sate = an. 88 BBB ORE ELL, Cun Sss8 7 Capital twat half made xn A Nantical Pantomimie Comedy, Under the managewent of PRIMROSE & WEST. ‘Next Monday and all the week CHARLES HANFORD Shakespea'e’s hinmortal play, JULIUS CESAR, _ Sexisand boxes sellin, ATDAUGH'S GRAND OPERA H é TONIGHT Av 8. LAST APPEARANCE OF Mr. Charles DICKSON, Ani the Geo. W. Lederer Company in that iN NCCC 00. GEG 7” <N NC CO OG Gn” NNNG 0 06 NNC CO O06 6G ‘CC 00° GGG (ALL BOARS.) By Mrs. R. PACHECO. As played 100 nizi:ts in New York, Preceded by E MAN ABOUT TOWN," In which Mr. Dicks n will aprere. Next Week—ihe new Comedy, "BY PROXY.” se2tt ABRs Bou THEATER. Weox comnen-ing MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26. Matinoes—Tusday, Thursday an. Saturday. Eleventh Season Bartley Campbeil’s SIBERIA. ‘Next woek-WEITE SLAVE. se24-6t POF. CoRNING’s DANCING ACADEMY ‘GRAND BALL, NING, Se. te.nber fur the reception of puy ning. THIS WEEK—MATINEE EVERY DAY. WM. MULDOON And his own athle‘ic schoo!,in conjunction with the HENRY COMPANY. $100 to any man whom Muldoon or Roeber fails to throw in five nutes. NO SHOE MADE OR SOLD IN THIS COUNTRY AFFORDS SUCH QUICK AND YERMANENT RE- LIEF FoR CORNS AND TENDER FEED AS Ove Faxovs $3.50 Suor. Wrsox & Cann, m9 F ST. N.W. BALTIMORE STORE, 4 and 6 W. Laltimore street. . sel3-1m Several Elegant New Cabinet Grand Upright Pianos, Sstrings, full tron frame, rosewood and fancy wood cases, such an oak, mahogany, &c., which we are now selling at $300, made by several prominent makers, ‘This is positively the first time this offer has ever been made. Longtime. Elegant silk plush stool and cover with each piano. Fully guaranteed for Syears W.G. Merzxnors & Co. THE ¥¥ NEXT WEEK—Helen Cortland’s Burlesque. se19-6t BOOTH AND BARRETT scenic production of ils at 7 o'clock AMUSEMENTS. CENTS ROUND TRIP. 2P.M. SHARP. ee TWOSPE RR RatiOSAT: GUai BAND ON THE car ~* MACALESTER THE HANDSOME RIVER QUEEN. ‘B. th fine. fast and electric livuted. With the ‘National Guard’ Band playing all the Patriotic airs | 2PM. SHARP. ‘and latest music of naticnal iaterest, An Historical Excursion ‘And Glorious SUNDAY AT 2 ¥.M. THE LADIES NIGHT 25 CENTS KOI Passing en route, among others, the following notable ‘and historical points of intere-t ARLINGTON ts pin ms A Visible on starting, also the THE AKS Kis PLOUNDS—where the Lincoln tors were hung. ANACOSTIA RIVER (Eastera Branch)—Up which the British feet eatled before the. pattie eg Beaten Dury in the War of 1812, Tle United Stites navy yard to the left. GEISBOKO' POINT—The recruitine tion for | galvary horses United States ariuics. he "'Reuount PPLLEVUE—Naval storage rwarazine, dulled. it ©n the ALERANDHIA Where sillewo th Gaareh, wher’ Washiacvon word OWL BOUTE-ts parnyety and ramp arte: wharf in Wow are still) sen! the. ol Hone pacealin th Fotoutnt tothe prose Se faim Mervin poitt WAS NGTOS were the Dig etn ep steamship Princeton, the United States eton. billing Se retary Upsiur, Com mgdore heunon and others. NEW FORT WASHINGTON The sxbmarine tor- pedo station. Four nuillion dora SHEGIDAN'S POINT —Upjomt The reservation purchased’ by ‘battery forthe pre AY C ‘Just beiow. Fort Wash ton. The site of the fort of the Susjuslunass, wie , in 1676, a massacre of the chictia.ns vi the tribe took a dag of true NEKNON—The mansion and tomb ton. “The m-cew of all patriots. 1on"S 8 cred toxub. SPOINT Op “Biv ANT" United States Fish C By Mons of shad are hatched wat cach sprit ‘¢ Mount Vernon. station, where MaRS ALL HALI—the colonial mansion, two centuris Pre Id, wow contain® the fate Foon: and. hin conference at Hay WHILES ONE BOINT— Where the Aiverican f oes railied and red at the retiring Britis feet atier the destruction of the Capitol inthe war Th cannon there used are still NSTON MANOK—In pain suzut te ed Jom Mason. a sixner of pendence and the trainer « tution of Virginia, CRANEY ISLAND—A celebrated fishing shore, con. structed frot ‘stone Urougut frou all-parte of ie world. : IEAD—The War and Navy TNDIAN Wi xrounds for the Staion ducing t from Washington were b permite. DELP POINT—Just below Indian Heal. Whe th 1812, an old faruer with an empty £uh captured a British ‘fficer and boat's crew. who had been sent ashore tron: tiie Britis: feet for water, and ETON He fishin seine six in the spring to be plan COCRPIT POTS T Scene of tie batteries and head station of th flotilla. Here the famous sun woe in Postt'on, raking the river frou one cnt to tin osber, OCCOQUAN CREEK Into which empties the never-to-be-iorotten Ball, Kua UANTICOin sicht of Agia Creek, the base of opsrations in the Frelericksure catapaicn i fOower sie of the mouth of the cree f low bak, was @ confederate batters treo! 8 er, which was. tinal 8. 8: Powhatan, the wreck still LEAVE AT 2 O'CLOCK. ' HOME BY 7. Patriotic Airs by the National Guard Band. ROUND TRIP.......... 25 CENTS. ‘THE LADIES ESPECIALLY INVITED. THE MOUNT, XERXON AN MARSHALL HAL. ‘edlerate United States up er time a captured by th ying in the creek. $ 5 O'CLOCK, STEAMBe EXCLUSIV At Mo} THE LANDING ric DE ADMISSION HEMANSIUN AND GKOUSDS OF MOUNT 5 HOURLY, MONDA STI Rat By cernes the excursion rate has been extended over Monday, less it in jude ue home aud tomb of Washiagton. Everett Firs in war, first in peace and first in the hearts of bis country ne Wiss Was Supreme in War Aiubition. WASHI In Disaster, Caim. NGTE The Hero, The Christian, bo Friend of Mankind, ion cents.” Chidren, SH Our steamers huve the 1 anung at Mount Vernon, Xclusive privilege, « 1 VETERANS: While in the city be sure and go to GLEN ECuo, The Mest Beantiful Resort around Washin :ton. Op ‘he Historic Banks of the Potomac. SEE THE CHAUTAUQUA BUILDINGS, THE MAGNIFICENT AMPHITHEATER, THE COLLISEUM OF AMERICA. ‘The New Rustic Cafe, “THE CEDARCROFT.” ‘Take the Tennallytown electric cars at 32d and High streets, Georgetown, and enjoy a delightful ride. See all the sights at Glen Echo dnd then come to the Cafe and get the best 50c. dinner you ever have ea:en. PATRIOTIC CONCERTS Every Afternoon and Evening. Beautiful Electzical Ilumination at Night. EXCURSIONS, &0. D°X7 Lose THE pax, BUT GO TO MOUNT VERNON, TEE TOMB OF WASITNGTON, On the hourly steamers, HAVING THE EXCLUSIVE PRIVILEGE OF LAND- ING AT MOUNT VERNON, ‘The fare for the round trip is 75 cents, incinding admission to the mansion and crounds of Mount Ver- non. Children, 50 cents. GO TO MOUNT VERNON MONDAY. y DON'T MISS IT. DON'T LOSE THE DAY. BEST oF a. cmrar AXD PLEASANT EXCURSIONS. Trenestnnn atagmare ‘exee Th strat fanee ot hemrly from 6:15 am. untit 715 pom, TWELVE MILB BALL UN THE POTOMAC £Us lo CBNTS BABIES FREE XT PVENING TRIP H@s Man dost. Homeat7-450.m. Sauneschedale on Satara com:uencine at SJ0a.uk suet Tound wap, Oddy. Visit Alenandria, Va. Por ore FATHER WASHING TOWS CHURCT. Masonic Loties, the Rrafilowt House and the ment reminiscences frov 1 settooct EXCURSIONS. TALLY Ho Ar inet ize, 10 STAG PHF SOUTHED 12th « ¥ KUST FUNDS ate security at 3 per sexiw Derosrr, SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY v1 whiel Dean cent. Address Tur Naroxan Save Of the District of Colum)! CORNER 151H ST. AND NEW YORK Av Chartered by special act of Coneress Jan. .1867,and a 0e4 «1800 and Feb. , 1892, CAPITAL: ONE M LION DOLLARS. Rents safes from $5 each ap nl per annum. Silver ware and valualies taken on deposit. Tr CENTS and upwa interest allowed on sums received om deposit and not lens than 3, Prepares and keeps Wills free of chare—acts as Fix- ecutor, Adinini of all kinds, PENTAMIN P. CHAr GLO John G Parke, John F. Ro: by 2) F, DELITY LOAN AND INVESTMENT Asso. CIATION NOS. 908 TO 914 G ST. N. W., WASUINGTON. D. ©. BUILDING, fore the followine nents to its patrons: Gper cent per annam, payable seul-anmually. ‘The amow 1. with tuterest, may be with- on thirty th oapon cortificates isened withd awn before three 10 per cont ner annain where the depositis not with- Fawn before Sve ~khokders can borrow $1,000 for the small sm ingeigist yoareto repay tt, at rateof #13 Over #2 290.850 of stock subscribe! tn Washineton city lon-from November 1, 180), to August 1, ase. Our fieres show we offer the most favorable terms onoans and decosits, and our securities being ue of the loan an] the loan being repaid aves the secnrity still better each month, ‘our patrons to lose = dol- [UNITED STATES BUILDING AND LOAN ASSO- CIATION, 1313 F st., Washington, D. ©. Shares, #100, payable in monthiy install:nents, ‘Rich participate in all profits and mature in St months, Pex interest on money deposits in any amount. Sand 6 per cent tuterest paid on special dapostte ‘from the date they are made. 3830 C. T. Hayesses, Member Washington Stock Exchange, Real Estate and Stock Broker, Rooms 9 end 11, Atlantic Building, 190 F st. nw. INVESTMENT SECURITIES. Stocks, Bonds and Grain Lought and soid for cash or on margin. Cotton bought and sold in New York or New Orleans, CORRESPONDENTS. J. 8. Bache & Co., New York Stock Exchange. Lehman Bros.. New York Cotton Exchange, Lehman, Stern & Co., New Orleaps Cotton Lamscn Bros. & Co., Chicago Board of Trade. Private wires to New York, Chicago and New Or. leans. Telephone, 453. sel 7-tr DLE FUNDS DRAW INTEREST WHEN DEDOS. RED, WHITE AND BLUE. —sel6-Im BE DAY OR NigHT —To— FORTRESS, MONROE AND NORFOLK. BETHESDA PARE. WICHITA JACK'S HISTORICAL WILD WEST. ‘Two performances daily, 2and5p.m. Interesting and Thrilling Exhibition of the Life and Sports of the Great Wild West. Cowboys Riding Bucking Mustangs, Slick Roping of Wild Steers, Fancy Shootin. Revolver Juzgling. Expert Riding by Ladies and Indians, Tron-jawed Man, Performing Bear. ‘Take Electric cars at end of cable line, 324 and M ‘ss. transfer to Bethesda cars right of station at terminus. e21 ADMISSION FREE. paxonawa bd (Of the BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG, ‘The greatest battle of OPEN EVERY DAY AND EVENING, ‘Loth streot, two blocks below U. 8. Treasury. LECTURE BY COMRADE CHASE, Who received 48 wounds in the battle. s0l4 NORFOLK & WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CO.'S ‘Steamers “NORFOLK” and **WASHINGTON.” Double Daily Service down the Potomac River and ‘Chesapeake Bay. ‘Take the owerful new Iron Palace Steamers “Norfolk” and ‘*Waahington” for FORTRESS MONROE, NEWPORT NEWS, NORFOLK And connecting with trains for PETERSBURG, RICHMOND. CITY POINT AND APPOMATTOX. Leaving evers evébing tn the year from the foot of ‘7th st. atg/ p.m., arriving at Fortress Monroe at 6:30 and Norfolk at 7:30 next morning. ited with us. Call and get our rates on demand and time certiticates of deposit before depositing else- where. FOODS & CO.. Hankers. 9:30. ae yes 230, hey General Danking. JNO. W. MACARTNEY, ‘Meuber N.¥.Stock Ex. CORSON & MACARTNEY, GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 F ST. X.W. Vankers and Dealers in G verament Bon ls. Deposits. Exchange. Loans. llections. Railroad Stocks and Bonds and all cecurities Listed on the exchanges of New York, ‘Boston and Baltimore bouzht and sold. peciaity made of investinent securities. District nd ail loral Gas, Insurance and Tele- phone Stoci ‘ ‘American Bell Telephone Stock tand sold. 318, L&R S. SEWESBURY, W. B. EIBBS, Banter, 5 el? q Manager, a ‘Me:uber Washington Stock Exchange. LEWIS G. TEWKSBURY & ©O., BANKERS AND BROKERS, 1335 F ST., WASHINGTON, D. C., and set for cash or on margin Stocks, Bond, Wistons and Ol. Private wires to New York and Chicage. Interest allowed on deposits, Out-of-town business ‘All Local Securit Constant quotations all markets. ooul-tr JO. W. Conson. A choice selection of Dress Goods at 60a, yard. ator and Trustee—oxecutes Trusts | anoxat Morea, Benmore Axp LOAN ASSOCIATION OF NEW YORK. RYPORT To JULY 3, 1892. Pablisbed im accordance #ith the ect of Consres ap proved July 29, 1802. LOAN FUND. ASSETS. CASH... Loans secured. by and morteaces Jeans on shares secured by cash paid tn, “Donde ex12,240 00 fintereat and premiums se Due. accrued and unpaid. Real estate Notes receivable sncared by trust desta. Advances, insurance taxea, he *Theas items inc mtn June 30, amon paidto tal of the a-sociation to he accumulated te ted to €5),000 O00, divided into shares of the m cturity value of €108 of the LOAN to thetr ormdit The paid-w Use as the installment shares of oor 0 dividends ar. fnterost on th declared or paid excent semt- amount paid in at @ percent which is paid ty the bolder: of pat nx shares from the earnings of these per ann, tnterent-tea | shares. Th | FUND the mor prenta rived then t | the the LOAN 50 cents of proties de UNE y dues paid jm Snee and forfettares and the rom. And that the EXPENS tion shail consist of 10 cen's Searine paid-up withdrawal and redeaption few LOAN FUND. LIABULATIES. CAPITAL ACCOUNTS, | INSTALLMENT “HARES, | Monthiy duc paid and A507 400 00 ——— 750 PAID UP INTEREST. BEARING SHARES. 125, 230 00 swim © | —_— ~ 190,581 63 PAID-VP SHARES. monut pata & 2,900 00 Apportioued yrotite im ex: | ceas of expense changes m5 1 | store 3.05 18 STOP SHARES. — 2.550 00 | Tota) amount tothe credit of sharés te force ; 656,12 6S | Loans to the wenciation hed interest 99,255 00 idm advance 13,010 79 s paid im ad ses 3.151 98 Due borrowers on loane paysbie in imstallments. 28,450 00 fund 3 fond surplus Janua-y 1 1892. —@4,007 12 Expeose fund income January 1 to 030,446 34 Expenses Janusry Ito July 1, 1892... 29,402 72 Expense fund surp'us July & 1892, 87,013 63 State of New York, City and County of New York. EK. SUTHERLAND, the secretary anager of the aforesatt association, do wok conly swear that the formoing statement is true to the bees of my knowledive and belief GEO. R. SUTHERLAND, Secretary. Signed and sworn to before me this Tat day of Sep tember 1802. GOUVE..NEUR M. THOMPSON, Notary Public, (Seal) New York County. ny Usiox Savixes Bask, : 500 TTH ST. &. Pank hours, 9.30 to 2. Open till 5 about the midfle andend of rach month. Saturday evenings, open from 6 to 8 o'clock. Four per cent interest on ortinary deposits rematn- tng four monthe. Dividends from the earnings of the bank on installment deposits for five or ten yeaa. Five and 25 cents savings stamps for sale at the bank and at the agencies in all parts of the city. 4% SMITH, an29-1m OCEAN STEAMERS NORTH GERMAN LLOYD 8. 8. CO. Fast Ex, 1 ‘Comfortable state rooms, excalient table, 1 intents. Prices. Pirst eabta, perth, according to saloon ap oe Youn Curorr Is Goon. DON'T SPEND A DOLLAR FOR FURNITURE OR CARPETS UNTIL YOU Vert Grooaws ‘819, 821 AND 823 7TH ST. N.W. Are you going to “House Keep” this fall? Ifs0, we can be of service to you in more ways thes: one. Hundreds of people in Washington are enjoying the benefits of our PEERLESS CREDIT SYSTEM. Why not your ‘We will ask you to decide whether or not the tm- mense new stock of Furniture and Carpets conteined on the five floors of our big Gouble store ts not just as modern in style, Just as handsome in finish end just + low in price as that contained in any cash furniture sell for $17 cash, 818 on time. We have ail styiesend finish in Bed Room Furniture—all prices. sass ame ies gape es oe == even charge for from the foot of 7th st., as follows: ‘WEDNESDAY, 218T, ATS A ML ‘THURSDAY, 22D. ATS AM. THURSDAY, 22D, AT10A.M. FRIDAY, 23D, ATS AM SATURDAY, 4TH, ATS AM All-wool Henricttas, Cashmeres and Serges. 2 ‘A.cpectal bargain in Storm Serge at 50s. yard. ‘Fancy Weaves in Storm Serges at 750. and G1 yard. (Changeable Serres at $1.25 yard. ‘Motre Effects ot 61 yard. ‘Afall line of Silks and Velveta, ‘CARHART & LEIDY, GUE Tih ot and 7S Ket we Me 21 es 7a oe, ‘Bet Bend lem Open Gesurday evenines UL 10 Naw Goose