Evening Star Newspaper, May 13, 1893, Page 16

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C. SATURDAY. MAY 13, 1893-SIXTEEN PAGES. LOCAL MENTION. The Weathe: FORECAST TILL 8 P.M. SUNDAY. For the District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia, generally fair: variable winds. CONDITION OF THR WAT: Temperatre and condition of water at 8 a.m.: Great alls. temperature, 65; condition, 14. Receiving reservoir. temperature, 63. dition at north connection. fouth connect temperatnre. 65: condition at influent gate Bouse. 15. effinent gate house, 10. High tide. Low tide. 5:24am. 546 p.m. am. 12:04 p.m. Execrase Liens, Wiring, Motors, J. H Kvesuixe. ee Tune must bea reason for the repetition and increase of large orders from clubs and connoisseurs in neignboring states for Cur. Xaxper’s 1373 Old Stock Rye Whisky. 909 7th. : > Cat. at Store oF Crartix Orticat Co., 907 | Fast,and see one of the new model Beck mi- eroscopes. —— Lroxanp Cieaxante Duy Arm Hardwood Refrigerators are the best. A. Esextr’s Soxs, ‘718 7th st. now. Liomtxtxa Rops erected and repaired. J. A. Kuratixe. a Your last chance at the Hutchinson stock,No. | 907 Penna. ave., as the remaining stock will be gold at auction on the 18th inst. Samsta, Manage: ——— es Prowrt Peacrrtrox of a difference in flavor will greet your sense- the first time you smoke the “Admiral. Perhaps you will like it. We believe you will say you never so enjoyed a cigarette. ers Ir You Waxt_» good Breakfast, and I mean it, go to the Evaxs tomorrow morning, 922 and 924 F st. nw. Box Bows. Chocolates, 25e. a Ib. at SHARPLES Hemas Artiticial Eves. $5. Hewrier, 453 ave. z = =e Spzezan Novice. At private sale six Fifteen-foot Show Cases at asacrifice. French plate, cost #100 each. Will sell them for £20 aptece. "A Safe that cost $150 ean be bought tur £30; also Counters,Skelving. Gas Fixtores, Awnings and Bow Window Cur- tains at corresponding reductions, S. Sawsrac, Manager. Fixe Canter Puoroanarus, $2 per dozen. ‘This rate one week. Lanpven, 1013 Pa. ave. - A Parest’s Exrentexce. Tomorrow afternoon, 3 o'clock, Bishop Me- Namara gives his remarkable experience, by special request, in National Rifles’ Hall. “And 7:45 “His wo2de:ful deliverance.” Mrs. Me- jamara sings at both meetings. Silver collec- tion at entrance. Pepratnre gentlemen have come to agree: Ist, that cow's milk ix the best substitute for mother's milk. an that it should be ster- ilized. Som><ty at low and others at high tem- perature. Arnold's Sterilizer caa be used for either process. Gilman is the agent. Call and see them. 627 Pa. ave. n. w. = Cun. Xaxven's own Va. Clarets and Port, not low trade wines. Well-matured California Wines, specialty growths, youngest of 185% from phylloxers-free vineyards. 909 7th. Exxcrnse Brits, Burglar Alarms, 1206 Pa. ave. Jas. B. Hespr sox, 923 F st. mw.. for ar- tistie effects in low-priced Paperhangings; spring styles; new colorings. Tay Reraxoen’s Iee Cream. 235 G st. n.w. - Canrets Cieaxep by the Eurime Carpet ‘Worxs, €31-635 Mess. ave. n.w., are made moth- Proof free of charge. Telephone 425-2 Rovat Heapacur Powpens, 10c. Druggists. Tue New “Wipes Bam” Dens Ours are correct in shape, color and price. Hexuy Franc & Sox, cor. 7th and D. rive. J. H. Kcewnixe. Cae. Naxper'’s Mellistoa Wild _ Cherry Pectoral. (. Xs." Coca Wine, correct formula, never nauseates. 909 7th. 23 F. Jas. B. Hexpersos, 933 F. House Painting and Decorating: best mate- Yials, and com work:uen employed. AND cri DISTRICT. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Avpavon’s Orena Ho mer Opera Company in ew Natioxan THeate: Company in “Twelfth Night” Hanurs’ Bsov TueaTeR.—Murphy & Cronin in “CU and Kervas's Lyceum Taraten—Flynn’s Lon- don Girls, —Dickson’s Sum- id Pasha.” Tax Bytrie or Gerryspcnc.—l5th street and Ohio .venne. hi Frrastumovs’ Avi »aicm (7th street near Pennsyivauit aveaue |. —Cousinuous perform- ance from noor: until 10:30 p.m. Cextmar 1 xoot.—Entertainment by pupils of the Phelps School. r. Pacis Panton Hatt.—Entertainment of Mizpah Branch, M. C. L. East+rx Hioa Ncuoor.—“Wm. Tell” Pils of the Biair School. rowan Tiurries’ Arwony.—Carnival and May Bail by Mises Minnie and May Hawke. > Hyoreste Ice is delivered all by pu- arte city.—Adet. Close of the MeKeen Murder Trial. In the Criminal Court yesterday the Me- ‘ace umadec trhsll wen resumed; the peuyere having been submitted and ruled on, and Mr, Jeffords for the government concluded his ar- gument. Mr. Townsend for the defendant followed with bis argument, maintaining that the true facts were those detailed by the prisoner. Maj. J. McD. Carrington followed for the defendantoecupying the time to recess, At 1:25 Mr. Bien 4 his cloang argument. Mr. Burney concluded about 2. o'clock, and Justice McComas charged the jury, who re- tired at 2:53 o'clock. zoo ets Fine Yorr Orpen now for Hygienic ice.—Adet. ——— A Young Bieyclist’s Experience. Harry Forrest is the name of a nine-year-old Boy who was in the dock of Judge Kimball's court yesterday among the older and more Lardened violators of the law. He bad been held in a police station during the night the same as criminals are held, and then he was sent to court with a dozen or more persons whose conduct and language were cal- ealated to do the young prisoncr no moral Roo Harry ix in the employ of a Pennsylvania | avenue business man and his duties last night | Kept him at the store until I o'clock. It was so late when he started home on his bieyele and the streets were so clear of vehicles and pedestrians that he thought himself safe from arrest for not having a lamp. On his way home he saw an arrest made by Policeman Huber. the victim being a small messenger boy. Harry's curiosity the policeman took the one more c perience is little boy and added to bis record. After his sad ex- » stution and coi IL boy thought hha: d the crime, Change of Richmond and ¥ ffeet Train No. nville Schedute, fe May 14, 1893. Washington division, ie: Wash at p date. wil lof Herndon. ‘Train N. m Leesburg aud ar- Five in Washington at3:30a.m. The aceommo- dation train on the main line arriving at Wash ington 8:48 a.m. daily will be changed to rive $40 am. The Richmond and Danville fast mail from: the south, arriving in Washing- p-m. daily, will be changed to ar- p.m. Local train from Danville, ington at 3:50 p.m. daily. will be changed to arrive at 7:19 p.m. See ad- Vertisement, -Augustin Daly's | got him into trouble. and | THE ARGONAUTS. Pioneers of '49 Eat Planked Shad and Make Speeches st Marshall Hall. The large dining room at Marshall Hall was annual reunion in speech and song over the | usual fine style under the direction of Col. | | MeKibbin. those on board were welcomed to the green lawns and fruit orchards by Col. McKibben and those of the ““Forty-niners” who had spent the day there and transacted the usual business | of the society in electing officers. were re-elected as follows: George C. Gorham, president: Hallet Kilbourn, secretary; Col. | Joe €. McKibben, treasurer; vice presidents, Gen. Horatio G_ Gibson, U. 8. A., and Admiral | John J. Almy. U.S. N. ‘On the lawn was spread a lunch, where those | on tho grounds could help themselves, while under one of the large apple trees table, jon which were beverages of all kinds, all from | different vineyards. SPERCHMAKING. the dining hall announced that the shad were their friends filled the four long tables which had been made bright and attractive with flowers from the mansion as well as with the products of the wild woods. President George C. Gorham presided at the | dinner, and after the disappearance of the Potomac’s favorite fish from the table he wel- comed both the pioneers and their guests to Marshall Hall. Senator Stewart of Nevada, one of the pioneers, was then introduced, and he told something of the pionecrs and ‘the results of their pilgrimage to the western shores of America Dr. James Bosley of Baltmore and Corporal James Tanner also made speeches, | At the conclusion of his remarks Corporal Tanner proposed the toast “The United Country,” and the sounds of voices in re- sponding to the patriotic sentiment were heard on the opposite side of the river. ‘An original poem entitled “The Days of *49.” by Mr. J. Thomas Turner, was read by its author. Col. McKibben then entered the hall and said that ax the ladies had been complimented and cheered he would take the liberty of intro- | ducing several wives and daughters of the pioneers, and thei with astorm of applause and ‘Three cheers for the ladies,” which were proposed by Corp. ‘Tanner. Representative Marshall of Virginia, who was introduced ax “Cyclone Jim;” Mr. Hallet Kil- bourn, Gen. Horatio Gibson, Mr. E. F. Droop and Mr. Simon Wolf also made addresses, and tly ended by the singing | of “Clementine” and “Auld Lang Syt SoME OF THOSE WHO PARTICIPATED. Among those who went on the afternoon boat and enjoyed the affair with those who went down earlier in the day were Gen. H. G. Gib- son, Corporal Tanner, John L. Smithmeyer, Emile Bourgeat, F. Gordon, Joseph Platz. W. Alderson, Representative Marshall, Frank B. Conger, ©. 3. Noyes, Admiral Almy, L. G. Hine, Franklin Tenney, W. H. Crosby, G. W. Moss, J. S. Moss,” William E.’ Clark, James Pumpbrey, Frank Vermillion, J. D. Brady, Frank’ Austin, Frederick Royce, J. 8. Edwards, J. D. Burns, Frank Hume. John Miller, J. W. Brown, J. H. Gheen, M. C. Cope land, R. H. ‘Sylvester, E. F. Droop, John T. Movian, John A. McRae, P. J. Driscoll, W. 8. Hoge, Itow A. Fish. Charies L. Beatty, Thomas Somerville. H. G. Wheeler, R. T. Hieston, Geo. | | | | E. Kirk and Dr. P. 8. Riddell. >-— MR. BELL'S DEATH. The Well-Known Photographer Dies After a brief Hines, | Mr. Charles M. Bell, the well-known photog- rapher, died Inst evening at his residence in the Hotel Windsor. ‘The illness of Mr. Bell has | been mentioned in Te Star and his numerous friends have been apprehensive of a fatal result, although strong hopes were entertained that he would recover. As has been stated, Mr. Bell contracted a severe cold while attending the naval review at Fortress Monroe. Since that time he has been sick, but during the past few days ie seemed to be ititproving. Last even- ing. however, he had a sudden relapse and died before a physician could be summoned. His large circle of friends in this city who knewand esteemed the deceased will learn of his death with sincere sorrow. Mr. Bell was in the prime of life and was at the head of a large and tlour- ishing business. He was only forty-five years of age and was born in Fredericksburg, Va. When a young man he began business in this city as a photographer, and has been very sue- cessful. He made himself a master of his art and was recognized as an expert in photog- raphy. He had two large establishments, one at 463 Pennsylvania avenue and the other at 701 15th strect. He was « part- ner in the Bell Lithographic Company. Mr. Bell's relations with his employes were of such a generous character that many of them had been in his employ for a numper of years and they had come to regard bim with peculiar affection. His death, therefore, comes to them asa personal loss. Mr. Bell married Mise Col- , daughter of the proprietor of the Hotel adsor. wife and two sons, aged ten and | tive vears, survive him. The funeral will be held from ‘Trinity Church, corner 3d and C | northwest, at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, and he will be buried with full Masonic honors, | He was a member of Washington Commandery, No. 1, Columbia Chapter, No. 1, and Dawson Lodge, No. 16. ee Hyorenic —healthful—ice—purest, best.—Adet. Rock Enon Springs and Mineral Baths will be open for guests June 21. Parties can be ac- commodated earlier by applying to A. 8. Pratt | & Son, Sun building. —— Ir You are looking for a vafe investment read Wood's & Co.'s ad. under Financial. —_ | Fine Youn Opes now for Hygienicice.— | — | Is rue Case of Maggie McCarthy, charged with an assault on Michael Walsh, a nolle pros. was entered in the Police Court yesterday. ‘The | complainant did not desire to prosecute. ee Hyorestc—healthful—ice—purest, best. Advt. —Adot Sentse Mepicrse SPRL Is needed by nearly everybody to the scene of a gathering of about 200 citizens | yesterday afternoon, and among them were the | son— gold hunters of "49, who were celebrating their | of publication. | famous planked shad, which was served in its ‘The officers | children; M. Garv | California, including the choicest wines of the | At 5 o'clock the ringing of the large bell on | { ready to be served, and soon the pioneers and | appearance was greeted | Stephenson, J. F. Johnson, Representative | THE COURTS. Prosate Covnt—Judae Ha Yesterday—Estate of Dcrcthea Wippermann; will proven and letters testamentary to Mary Ann Trapp—bond $500, Extate of Edward K. Wayson; letters of administration to C. A. Way- nd $3,000. Estate of Jesse White; order Estate of Kate Henry; wiil | | admitted to probate and letters testamentary gner. issued to John F. Henry—bond $400. Estate of Gerard Fugett; continued [Estate of — Willam = Obold; —F.. | | Obold appointed administrator bond £16,000, When the afternoon boat reached the wharf | Estate of Frances E. Knobiock: will admitted testamentary to W. bond, #1,000. In re . Simpson appointed In re M. Garvey’s r, do.; bond, $1,000, In ‘re G. E. Eberly’s children; C. Butt, do.; bond, $3,500. Estate of Peter Harvey: petition for | administration filed. In re F. Ward's | orphan; petition of Annie E. Ward against j appointment of J. K. Ward guardian filed. Estate of Mary Saver: will admitted to probate | and letters of administration c. t. a. to John B. Larner; bond, 21,000. Estate of Mary Blencke; petition ‘of D. Shanahan for letters’ of — administration filed. In re children of Peter Harvey: Eliza Harvey appointed guardian: bond $3,000. Estate of | George L. Eberly; will admitted to probate and letters testamentary to Chas. Butt; bond $3.000, | Estate of Mary L. Downs; order of publication. Estate of W. H. Wright; order for public sale. In re children of Johanna Keough; H. J. Keough appointed guardian, bond | $2,200. Henry Wilson; Johanna Stuzle appointed guardian, bond $500. Estate of G. W. Chrisna ‘ignment filed. Estate of J. H. Patrick; will admitted to pro- bate and letters testamentary to Sadie M. Bare rickbond £2,500. Estate of Joseph Daniele; rule on administrator. sd Hyatenic Ice is delivered all parts city.—Advt. ee |to probate and letters H. Fuss and J. C. Lotz Francis A. Jones; James guardian; bond, £400. Collided With a Grip Car. Wm. Schenk, driver of one of Knox's ex press wagons, was slightly injured by grip car 220 colliding with the wagon at 8th and D streets southeast. ———— Fire Youn Oxper now for Hygienic ice.— Adevt sobecihand Real Estate Matters. Andrew Archer has bought of A.J. Fisher for $12,000 three lots in sq. 697. thirteen in sq. 734, seven in sq. 503 and one in sq. 383, J. A. McMahon has purchased for $20,250 of W. Burchell lot A and part B, northwest corner Vermont avenue and N street north- went. T. E. Clark bas bought for $9,500 of T. C. Keesel subs 183 and 193, square 846, 100 feet on ‘7th and 98 feet on K and Callan streets north- east. . C, Wilson has purchased for $7,000 of J. B. McLaughlin lot 127, Grant's sub Mt. Pleas- ant, northeast corner of Kenesaw avenue and 15th street extended. —— Hyatentc Ice is delivered all parts city.—Advt. SSS Will of G. L. Eberly. The will of the late G. L. Eberly, filed yester- | day, directs that 250 be paid his two oldest sons when they arrive of age; leaves his household effects and one-third of the rest of his prop- erty to his wife: directs that the proceeds of the remainder be devoted to the support of the children, und when the youngest is of age that it be divided. Chas. Butt is named as execu- tor. —o Royat Heapacue Powpers. 10c. Druggiste, Advt. are See ‘Tomorrow's Festival at Marshall Hal ‘Tomorrow, Sunday, May 14, the Macalester will leave for Marshall Hall at 11 a.m. and 2:45 p-m.,and the River Queen at 3:30 p.m. Re- turning, the steamers leave the hull at 1:15, 5:45 and 6:45 p.m., and ngers can return on any steamer. "In addition to the famous plank shad diuners of this notable resort, there will be a “greeting to ep * tomorrow by Schroe- der in a selected series of sacred strains, the program of which will be found elsewher ‘The fare for the round trip is 25 cents. My Han Was Fauuuse. SCALP, SCALY AND CRUSTY. TERRIBLE ITCH- ING. THREE OTHER REMEDIES FAIL, CURED BY CUTICUBA FOR 81.75. I have used the CUTICURA REMEDIES for sealp diseases. My bair was falling badly. my foretop be- coming crusty or scaly and itched so badly that I could not keep my hands off iny bead. If I combed off those scales, a sticky or gntnmy substance would ooze out of the skin and form another crust. After trying two oF three remedies, I sent to you for ¥ book, and, after reading ft, I used one box of CUTI- CUKA,one cake of CUTICURA SOAP and took one bottle of the CUTICURA RESOLVENT. which cured | me. feel grateful to you for the remedies and have | recommended them to my friends. I, 3, TURNER, Sorrento, Lake Co., Fla. BAD ECZEMA CURED. Three years ago my little boy had a terrible sore on his chest. four inches across, bes:des other forms of eczema. His doctor had tried several remedies with no effect,so I began to use the CUTICURA REME DIES. In two weeks his chest was healed and the skin white and smooth again. I continued the PTICCRA RESOLVENT some time longer unttl he was quite weil, acd even now xiveit to him once ina while if hehas any blood trouble. Iam never without CUTICURA REMEDIES, all thre Mrs. M. A. CH Kauanha Falls, Fayette Co., W. 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IN A LETTER TO THE ROYAL BAKING POWDER COMPANY MARION HARLAND SAYS SHE “REGARD} THE ROYAL BAK- ING POWDER AS THE BEST MAN- UFACTURED AND IN THE MAR- KET,” AND THAT AFTER ITS IN- TRODUCTION INTO HER KITCHEN SHE USED NO OTHER. IN ANOTHER LETTER TO THE ROYAL BAKING POWDER COMPANY MARION HARLAND SAYS: “THERE CAN BE NO POSSIBLE OBJECTION TO THE PROPOSED USE OF MY NAME IN THE INCLOSED ADVER- TISEMENT. I DO USE YOUR POW- DERS IN MY KITCHEN, AND ES- TEEM THEM HIGHLY. “MARY VIRGINIA TERHUNE. “(MARION HARLAND). “BROOKLYN, N.Y." my13&17-2t CITY Y ITEMS. Ina Working Shirt The first requisite is comfort. Our 48¢. irts are full wide and full long, and are made in the best manner. it Henry Franc s Son, cor. 7th and D, Remember that wo make a specialty of re- pairing. Satisfaction guaranteed. Also re- member our Imperial Pinned Patterns al- trays lead. | STaXDARD SEWING MACHINE Co., 427 9th at. n. w. SS Free to All—This Offer. You can get them—Refrigeratore, Sideboards, Baby Carriages, Rocking Chairs, Parlor and Bed Room Suites, Carpet, Matting, Oileloth, Extension Dining Tables, Writing Desks, &c., on “time” payments at “bottom” prices. Joux Ruppex, The Accommodator, 1t 513 7th st, n.w. pees ee Katzenjammer. ‘Why must the melancholy cat Prolong his midnight strain? Because insomnia makes his life One vast perpetual pain. After taking Butte’ Bromo-Lithia keep the bottles; they cure Katzenjammer. Do Yor Want A Any of These? Papier Mache Wash Basin (10-inch) Bid White Stock Scrub Brush (10-inch)........ English Stone China Plates (8-inch), doz. “e0e.| Double Zine Washboards (small). ees CC Rackett Soap (large cnke), 6 for............250 Earthen Cuspidors (big bargain). - i150 Grocers’ and Waiters’ Aprons... 50 Perforated Chair Seats. 8 to L5e aaorn it £1602" 14th st. now. The 1893 “Domestic” Improvements eclipse anything mechanical skill was ever noven to accomplish in all its $1 years’ un- rivaled history of unparalleled success. There is but one Domestic Sewing Machine. Its equal has not yet been found. C. AUERBACH, and H. It Pectin Let Him Stay. Why should the politician go If he prefers to stay? His presence with us eo our trade As ——~ he can Take Bu omo-Lith! excessive use of stimulants. nee 46 Mr. W. H. Yeoman of the Philadelphia Oyster House, 11th street, has made mer ee for all the seasonable delicacies, for eadaitbe iter and is mupplying bis patrons with the rarest. of Lobsters, Soft Crabs, Clams and other marine delicacies. Throughout the summer he will an inexhaustible supply of the most Salt Water Oysters, an article rarely found in the city during warm weather. in addition to these delicacies all" ofhers in season will be served in the same tempting style which has gained for the Pui.atereuia Ovsten Hovse the high reputation it so justly enjoys. It nen Another Shipment Direct From factory of thoxe fine Sewing Machines for $18.50 at the Domestic Roos, 7th and H, with C. Auerbach’s 5-year guarantee. it Hotel Johnson Cafe. A very choice shipment of Crisfield Soft Shell Crabs just received; they are the finest known to the trade and equivalent in flavor to the Lynn Haven Oysters above all others, 18 a z See It in the window, w, drag store, 938 F st.1t* Good as New —Winchoster Repeating Rifle, $12.50; worth -@15. Stevens Sure Shot, 88: worth $10. Watronp's, 477 Pav. Tel. 1761, * : = shions for June At Domestic 8, M. Hooms, 7th and H, 4th and Pa, ave. s.e., 1416 14th my13,16,18,20 =—- ‘The Cable Car. ‘The chemist Butts, with B. B. L., Can bent the world by far, But Butts alone could never butt ‘As butts the cable car. It : ‘- Bargains for All! Boys’ School Shoes, 1. warranted. Fine Baby Shoes, 50c. and 75c. Ladies’ Fine One-strap Sandals, 1 and $1.25. Ladies’ Russets, $2. Beauties. Men's Patent Leather Bluchers $2.50. Browx's Sxoz Stone, 305 Pa. ave. se. Everything good, but cheap. myl1&13 — Given Away, one Domestic Fashion Re- view, worth 25c., with a 25c. purchase of pat- terns, 7th and H, 1416 14th, 4th and Pa uve. se. my9-coSt ——— NewSpring FashionCatalogues illustrat- ing over 1,200styles given arcayat the Domestic Sewixo Macurve axp Patten Rooms, 7 &H.1t popularity. CITY i ITEMS. AMUSEMENTS. NEW PUBLICATIONS. FINANCIAL. _ Wheeler & Wilson's New High Arm No. 9. The latest product of that old reliable company. The advantage of its selection over cheap and unknown machines is the absolute certainties of attention. a supply of needles, parts, &c. Office, 9th st. one door south of E. apa7-tf Royal Headache Powders. 10¢. Druggists, ap28-tr eg Comfort Powder. Itching Piles are the bane of many lives. Comfort Powder cures them. Druggists sell it.3 Elixir Babek cures all malarial diseases AMUSEMENTS. GUNDAY, May 14 GRAND MUSIC FESTIVAL GREEN LAWNS OF MARSHALL HALL. “Oh, loveliest there the spring days come, ith blossoms and birds and wild bees’ hum.’ phe Bhetuleot steamers frow sth et, wharf MACALESTERAt 11.4, SE AND 2:4) P.M. the RIVER QUEES AT 30. M PLANKED SHAD DINNERS L of the steamers. FD SERIES OF SUNDAY . Waltz... Pewsey Cline, &. Belectious in {Erminic.. PART iii. Grand Festival Am Spring Blosdoinn AC TEM at Lg rhe RIVER QUEEN at 3:30 Yeuve Marshall Hal “returning at. 1:15, a.aand 6:45 p.m. Passengers can return on any of rine whe oie dnvited, . PLANKED SHAD INS EI ENTARSHALL HALL, 75 CENTS, including the famous Marshall mn chowder.” spring onions, radishes, lettuce, ERS served on week r leavin the city at Basyincers ae ‘one and one-quarter hours farsa’ ELKS WILL DEDICATE THE NEW AUDITORIUM, COR. K, l. AND 5TH STS. N. W., MONDAY EVENING, MAY 22, 1893. “THE WAR IN SONG,” Amusical and military allegory of the late Civil War by 8. G. PRATT of New York, as produced at Madison Square Garden. THE GREAYEST MUSICAL TREAT EVER OF- FERED TO THE WASHINGTON PUBLIC. Songs of pathos end patriotism will be sung with thrilling effect by a CHORUS OF 500 VOICES AND 100 BOYS, OR- CHESTRA OF 75 AND MARINE BAND. Grand Military Display by the VETERANS OF THE @ a. R., CONFEDERATE VETERANS, DIS- RICT MILITI\ AND HIGH SCHOOL CADETS. Tickets, 50c. Reserved seats, 75c. and @1, For sale at E. F, Droop’s Music Store, 925 Pennsylvania avenue, and from members, my13-8t Funes: * AUDITORICM THEATER, PEOPLE'S LADIES" AN ‘Today and nicht the fa Seats uniy 23, 20. Monday EIZEROTT MUSIC HALL, ‘THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 18, PROF. SHELDON'S ANNUAL MAY BALL. 'Y 7 Secure? Seats, $1.00. Children, 30e. Those who have witnessed the recent exhi- iJ Ditions of fancy dancing, are requested to be present on this cecaston and draw thelr own conclustons, my13ot" EW NATIONAL THEATRE. THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING closing night of the regular seascn and ‘Farewell performance, for two years, of Mr. AUGUSTIN DALY'S COMPANY Priok to their departure for London, Eneland, where oe Children, 10e. my13 they go to open Mr. Daly's new Leicester ‘Square ‘Theater in that city: GAdakeapeare’s mnerriest comedy (arranged in four acts ey Mr. Augustin Daly), entitled TWELFTH NIGHT. BEGINNING MONDAY, MAY 29, THE COMEDY SEASON. “Popular prices myI3_ COLUMBIA ATHLETIC CLUB ENTERTAINMENT. MUSICAL. harpist, The Washington Senger- sSiglinist, | Bund. eo ‘aerite Nolan, The Washinzton Mandolin contralto Jo and Guitar Club. Miss Marie Oramn of Balti The Waterbury Bros." Mia- mare, sopranc. sical Specialties. Mr-Ferrs B. Turpin, tenor. Mr. Howard Burr. nd 8 ATH Horfiiontal Bar, Acrobatics, Sparring, Spring Board. Fising Rings.” Pole Double Trapeze, H ACADEMY OF MUSIC, Tuesday, May 16,°93, 8 Po We ADMISSION, 69 CENTS. aesgreek pusta, sBctn snl GL, tow an ele at Os box office of the theater. my13-3t anit, Pyramids, and Hor han Fst Race MEETING OF THE CHEVY-CHASE CLUB, Under the rules of the American Hunt and Pony Racing Association, At the IVY CITY RACE TRACK, MONDAY, MAY 15TH, TUESDAY, MAY 16TH. FIRST RACE WILL BE CALLED AT 3P. M Special trains for the races will be run by the B. & O. R B., leaving the station at 2 Subscribers’ Tickets for the meeting, #5.00. Ladies under the escort of a holder of a Subscriber's ticket admitted free. Subscribers’ tickets adinit to the Grand Stand. the infield and to all enclosures, and cannot be obtained at the gate. Single tickets, admitting to Grand Stand, Pool Lawn and Paddock for one day, $1.00. Tickets can be obtained from the Secretary, ad- dress Metropolitan Club, or from ques, “*Loved I Not Honour More,” complete in No. 7. June, ready. Price. 10 cents. Of all NATIONAL, NEWS COMPANY, $97 Subscristions received for any pertodieal, for- eizn or domestic. FINANCIAL. PHE NEW YOUK LIP PROGRESSIVE tn its deyvlopmnent thera! in i ation Policy tor denents than exist inthe 1 pany —ertain in the payment se oo, Surp'us 5 10, ~ 1. p HADDAWAY, imysojel REOKT OF THE CONDTITON CITIZENS’ NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON Washi in tive District of Colunibia, At Withe close of business May 4, 150 RESOURCES. Loans and discounts. Overdraft, sectred aind vincecared "8. bonds to secure circulation, ‘approved reserve agent atonal banks ate banks and bankers. mise, furnita'e amt fixtures, nt ex enses and taxes paid Cheeks ad other cash ite hanges for clearing house ct a6 Biisofether vant o Fra‘tonal paper currency, nickels and a RRL sete 4 Lezal tende’ Re@eruption fund with t (© per cent of curculation). Total... £13 & — Liawitiries. Capital stock paid in... Surpins fond Undivited pre ational bank notes outstaidine Dividends unpaid. Individual depomts Sab- Ject to check. 8848,427 45 720 00 Drew's Drug Store, Conn. Ave. and L st. Arlington Hotel News Stand. ‘Thompson's Drug Store, $15 15thst, Shoreham News Stand. Metzerott Music Store. STEWARDS OF THE MEETING. Hon. Wm. M. Stewart. Hon. Francis G. Newlands. Montgomery Blair, esq. Guy F. Whiting, esq. Wm. H. Slack, esa. George Hellen, esq. H. Rozier Dulany, esq. Hon. Alan Johnstone. Craig Wadsworth, esq. Robert Neville, esq. Georse Eustis, esq. Henry May. esq. Carroll Mercer, esq. Harvey L. Page, esq. Admr. Jas E. Jouett. Hon. John Sanford. a RAND INTERNATIONAL BABY Show, $5,000 IN PREMIUMS $5,000 TO BE AWARDED TO The Prettiest Babies, the Ugliest Babies, Fat Babies, ‘the Cutest Babiex, the Most Loving Babies, im fact all kinds and classes of Babies to be seen at WASHINGTON LIGHT GUARDS’ ARMORY HALL (Wnder Albaugh's Theater) FOR ONE WEEK ONLY, COMMENCING Monday, May 15. Admission 25c. Doors open from 12 noon to 9:30. Entries free. B80 eM LBAUGH’S GRAND OPERA HOUSE, Opening of the Summer Opera Season. TONIGHT AT 8:15 THE DICKSON OPERA CO. Presenting Stahl's Romantic Opera, Said Pasha. 50—PEOPLE—50 Admission, 25c. RESERVED SEATS, 50 AND 75 CENTS. os 5 MATINEE SATURDAY ONLY. Next week—THE GONDOLIERS. LECTURES. YIN CAMP AND FIELD. A Lecture in the METROPOLITAN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 4th and Bots. se., WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 17, ATS P.M, B Rev. JNO. BR PAXTON DD, Formerly Private and Lieutenant 140th Pa. Vole. my8tt Admission, 25 cents, Tickets on sale at Ellis’ Music Store, Pa. ave. :at usual places on Capitol Hill, and by J. C. Baxter, (PHE EXct the SCHWARZE BLACK) will take place on SUNDAY, May the 14th. Not pared to give those who attend the excursion an enjoyable time. IN crore. THE XILE — MEDITERRANEAN. A party of from 6 to 10 persons will leave New York Yersonal escort and direction of LERY of New York and. Mr. Berlin, for fourteen months of Journey will be made under the CONDITIONS and the price seve Ts, under Y NNIN ER travel abroad. Th MOST FAVORA) PiU be 5.000. including ALL EXPENSES of travel- fox and sizhteceing. For itineray and all further aetatis a ELLERY, ‘At 228 West 38th st., New York city. 8.46) 81 12,989 54 Due to siaie banks and Dankers...... District of Columbia, City of W: Tr Thos. C. Poareallc cashier of the ‘hove named ‘Swear thet the above statem nt is dati dt solemn true io the best of and Stock Bro Rooms # and 11, Atlantic Building, 930 Fst. mw. INVESTMENT SECURITIES, Stocks, Bonds and Grait bought and sold for caskee on waren Cotton bourit and aol? in New York of New Orleqga, New York Stock fig. s eV ESPONDE NTS, Purnell, Bi ©o. qipmell, Hageman & Corpainty—Af you have made a which ts Hikely tbe of great bene Suan gon sda tell" it fercad wie pler for having spread the wood mr huit of Clothes of us last Neowledse and beliet Svbmprived and emurn io Uetoreme tin 1S ay of ow: (ore me t May, 1803, WILLIAM SELB. jotary Public. Attention — 1s called to our superior Banking factii- ties. We not only con uct a general bank- ing business, but issue letters of credit and draw exchange on the principal cities of the world. If you desire increased facilities, or for any reason wish to make « change in your banking relations, we shall be pleased to have you oy en an account with us, If you are looking for a safe Investment which will not only net you @ fair return, but which will enable you tocollect the interest without inconvenience or annoy- ance, of if you 80 desire, to got possession of your money, on demand. it will be to your interest to consult us in regard to our CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT, which pay 3 percent perannum, on demand. & per cent in three months, 5 ver cent in siz ‘montha, and 6 per cent in one year. Woops & Co. Basxens, 1222 F Sracer N.W. D> Persoxs Havixe CAPITAL OR SAVINGS Can invest it in THE BIRKBECK and receive SIX PER CENT PER ANNUM. Full information furntehet upon epgtication. Cur- respondence in THE 0 BIRKBECK, COOPER UNION, NEW YORK CITY. Hon. Charlee 8. Hon. Carl schurz, —, Hon. Abram S. Hewitt, Grn Jeyn Be fooaward, faery Gen. Ji We Gustave H. Schwa co, Brigade ML a pawn NS 2 ‘Scan Per Cent} INTEREST GUARANTEED. PAYABLE SEMI-ANNUALLY. BEAL ESTATE SECURITY. myl2 Our 3-year Coupon Certificate offers the Dest investment now on the market. The conditions and agreement plain and easily ASSETS, $114,000. Call at the office. FIDELITY BUILDING, LOAN AND INVEST- MENT ASSOCIATION, 908, 914 G st. n.w., Washington, D. 0. apStr HARRISON DINGMAN, President. Weccie Bice OURS. JAZE conducted excursions over Pennsylvania JER. leave Washington weekly by special Pullman, trains: every: hing firstec ‘all expenses paid ; 880. jtional routes for return journey. ‘uurs to Europe and round the world; ocean tickets sold by all steamship lines, Send for World's Fatt ik fk W. P. VAN WICKLE, . 0 Ware Rooms. my4-imi STEAMER BANTHOLDI For CHARTER, Fast and Comfortable Pleasure Boats AT CUMBERLAND S BOAT. HOUSE, f my11-3m ano Diarrnaa. Per Doz. 6 Bota. Per Bot. $9.00 $5.00 $1.00, Dry wines, Doz. Qt. bots. Claret (table)... $2.40 20¢ Extra Claret ......---- 3.00 5c Zinfandl .. 3.50 85c Burgundy... cee 4.00 40c Sauterne 4.00 400 Imported Mosel, $5, #3 per doz. pts. Sweet wines, Gal. Doz, Qt. Pt. Catawba.......... $1.00 $2.50 %5e 180 Sherry . 175 5.00 S0e Be Port. 115 00 0c 2e Museat..0000000.. 1.75 5.00 50e ec Angelica......... 1.75 5.00 B0e—-25e Malaga... 200 © 5.00 B0e 5c Madeira, 2.00 5.00 50¢ he Tokay. c:. 200 500 5c 2c We have just received an importation of 1,000 dozens of Salvator Malt, which we are offering atthe low figure of $1.75 per dozen. The finest Old Rye Whisky at $1 per bottl A. Herruciier & Co. my8-20 1333 14th st. n. w. E ees. | Children. In every house where thero are children Coufort Powder is indispensable. In fact, it | comes into play from infancy to old age, All | druggists sell it. 2 - Our 48c. Balbriggan is Great! Will cost you 75c. ‘most everywhere. Her Fraxc & Sox. myl1-3t Piles. Piles. Piles. Dr. SuxapEer, specialist for rectal diseases, Office, 804 9th st. nw. Consultation free. | myl0-6t* Pao £, Heller, 720 7th . is making a cialty in Ladies’ and Ohildren’s Hair Cutting and Shampooing: also cures Dandru#. my9-tr > Like the proverbial tortoise quality, plod: | ding steadily on wins in the end. thas been with White's Yucatan Chewing Gum. | mys-6e WIL! Comfort Powder. TANGLED UP ‘This great external remedy for affections of sa the skin has sprung into sudden but deserved a ny amen askss including Il druggists. 1 my13-6r ies PEF RIE DARLING. Castellon Wine LLUSTRAIED LECTURE Is or Speciat Benerit 1x Cases oF DysenteRy PROF. R. W. PRENTISS: Of Ruteers Coll “A RAMBLE, THROUGH THE HEAVENS.” CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, Gopncr Sth and H ats IDAY EVENING, "clock. si DAY Ehdminion, wacenta, 6 oom nat AWE TION. FROM No. 7 WIDOWS’ SON io: 7, FA A.M... will give an entertain. DGE, mnent at CADET ARMOR’ between 7th and Sth sts. B.w.. next WE! MAY 17. where we welcome all ladies and zentlemen from cast, west, forth and south... Tickets for May :} good at the door Musle by the, Monumental Orchestra SAME" W DAVENPOKT, Chairman; BENJAMIN Secretary. “ NEW National THURSDAY EF The Maguiticant MARTY GOLLECE. Comedy, Pathos, Traxedy, Paniomnime. New PANTOMIME Ww RECTTATIO CLASS DRILI., HSTHETIC EXE And the beantifal Shafts ‘The moxt interesth thiscollee. Vest r 1285, 1 Taet Plneses now ready, QMURISTIAN EXDEAVC ec] TUN SDAW EVENT AY 10. 1903, | Atthe UNIVERSALIST CHUKCH, corner 1th and | Lite. n.w. Every Christian Endeavorer should sec u at ever given. by 1 at Metzerott’s, Keisat once from GEORGE W. DREW, GOs ¥ st. Best talent tncity has heon enwaged._ 1 ERNAN’S LYCEUM THEATER. Matinees—Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. THE GREAT ENGLISH HIT FLYNWS LONDON GAIETY GIRLS COMPANY. BURL} SQUE CO, Next week—ADA DIXO: May 20—BENEFIT EUGENE KERNAN. my8t NALIFORNIA, TEXAS, MEXICO. — SPECTAL 7 seunt-monthly tourist parties over the Southern Pacific company’s sunset ‘and Oden router, cheap rates. Apply to ALE. HAWLEY, AG. T. ML, 334 MOUNT VERNON, HOME AND TOMB OF WASHINGTON. By Wash., Alex. and Mount Vernon Railroad. Along the banks of the Potomac and through the ain strea's of Alexandria, points. No del F main a in View all his- Alexan trip, 35 cents. 3 Mount Vernon grounds m. Admission, 25 cents, G. R. PHILLIPS, Gen. Pass. Agent, 1321 F st. n. H. 8. COOPER. Superint TEAM LAUNCH FLORENCE WILL MAKE. tripe Sundays to. Cab Uitte Falla Sic “Toland aud tie open from 11 a.m. to 4p. wo ‘stooping more Island aud Glen Feb, st ind Canal at 8:30am. and 2:30 For charter to sventiyy parties at reasonabl orto reaso ‘Apply to Fucineer at Judd & Detwelior’ss, apld-testin #20: 1ith st. Wot 23 FAR EXCURSIONS Jost a'tractive route, with etrict@ firet-ci commiodations at the “Soath Shore” Heer ase atest, all charwes included, from circulars ad.iresn HT THOMAS. Manager, sty Charles st. Baltimore, Md, STAGE EXCURSIONS. ACHE JL LE. UEDUCT BRIDGE | (oacHE: LEWIS J. COLLINS. S WIL ‘every two hours for CI AVE A Coaches for hit | my6-1m* “Sick” Hair. Your hair is apt toget sick and lifeless, Just like any other part of the body. When it does it should bave a tonic, just like the rest of the body. Sick hair is not pretty. Healthy hatr is—regardiess of color. If you want your hair to be bewutiful and healthy use Ove Famovs “Tacs Har Toxto. It renders the hair soft and glossy and stimu- lates its erowth. It also clears it of dandruff and allays itching of the scalp. 50c. bottle. For saie only at Thompson’s Broadway, N.Y. BR. J. ‘SMITH, it, 49 So. 3d st, Phliedelphia, Mas Seibel Prapwscr, 703 L5zu Sz. N.W. Corsox & Macanrxey, MEMBERS OF THE NEW EXCHANGE, Correspondents of Messrs. Moore & Schley, 80 Broad- way, Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonde, Deporte. ‘xchange. | Loans. Ratiroad ‘Stocks and Bonde aod] all securities Listed onthe exchanges of New York, illadsipuia: Boston and Balthnore bouebt and ‘Goa Tosurence and iy madeot investment Bomde'and’ all focal Ralirosds "Ges Pelepbene stacy Seeheine American Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold. de31 pT 7 Tur Nartoxar Save Depostr, SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPARE Of the District of Columbia, CORNER 15TH ST. AND NEW YORE AVR (Chartered by special act of Congress CAPITAL: ONE MILLICN DOLLARS. SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. Rentasafesinside YORK STOCK at 65 per = = ware ‘Valuables of Ri; SS rains Eee ‘and interest, seltoweaon and above. — Loans money on real estate and collateral security. TRUST ST DEPARTMERT. surure, “and executes trusts of ait Rings "Wille | 7% $3.87. pTelistte your neiatibors. who hare boys toc The sizes are from 13 to IB years, inclusive, comprise Cost, Vest and Long Pants. "You also bought Two- tece suits—for the smaljee boy sand were shown # lace variety at $1.25. $1.50, $1.75. $2.25, $2.50, $3. $3.50. 83.87. At the sane time hoes of which were 94.50. ‘Men. too, must wear good clothes, as well as th boys, and you know how delizhied icon were wlem shown throach a score of lines of hands me und isn Cassiiiere Suits fo men and asceriained that Price of each suit was only $7.50. “Twas indeed cood news to you, and you became vend over your find that pou declared it was vamp yout. Now make other people Lappy by carrs img thc good news to then: DON'T BE SELFISH. Keep nothing beck. Tell thei of the beautiful « ‘elegant suits you saw at $10, AT $12.50, aT $13.60 AND $15. ~-Du tell" them the plain. row hing Deedful. sirable, ty iin and gam in the: f guter garments for aan or St such reasonable f.rures as Wo inake ome ectagily ‘anxious to pay the price. Vicron E. Anrers TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, 827 AND 929 SEVENTH ST. N.W., CORNER MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE STRICTLY ONE PRICE. ‘Open Saturday until 11 p.m. B.1B.L. Butts’ BROMO-LITEIA, Tur Ixstaxtaxvovs Heavacuz Corr. effectual and soothing remedy for Heat yon Nervousness, Neuralgia, Sleoplessness, ‘Overworked Brais and Excessive Use of Stimulants, ‘THREE DOSES IN EACH BOTTLE, 10CENTS For sale by all drugeists. Tur E. A. Borrs Co, ‘New York, ‘Washington, D.C. my6-tr WITH A VIEW OF CLOSING OUR BUSINESS IN THE NEAR FUTURE WE WILL UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE OFFER OUR WHOLE STOCK OF GOODS AT A DISCOUNT OF TEN PER CENT FOR CASH, AND ALL WHO WISH TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS DIs- COUNT FOR CASH ARE RESPECT. FULLY INVITED TO CALL AND MAKE THEIR SELECTIONS. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE avii-tt a Tuvortaxt [xronwatiox. THE BALTIMORE HERNIA INSTITUTE, Incorporated under the laws of the state of Marylam& W. C. KLOMAN, M D., Surgeon in Charge. A NEW DISCOVERY, THE McCANDLISS TREATMENT. THE TRUSS LAID ASIDE FOREVER BRANCH OFFICE: METZEROTT BUILDING, 1110 F ST. %.¥., Rooms 10 ACERTAIN. SAFE AND Dr. T. K. GALLOWAY of the institute will bel our city on TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS of each attheabove named office, FROM 11 TILL 4 for the benefit of all those who are afficted with Bat Ria, and who desire to avail themselves of this tres ment. ‘The cost of #0 great a boon is extremely modem paren aga the Deneft received Many af a physicians recommend the tresh ment. References given. mee XXXXNXXNANXXXXAL Pepe’ ty s'Soaptantatoney inaairanne |>4 Special Sale of 4 BENJAMI aS a ROYER x Reece = ~ Russets ged? JON! ‘Third Vice Pres. ALBERT L STURTEVANT, Secretary. A FOR CHILDREN, MISSES AND LADIES. A Directors: High and Low-cut Styles. Fensamin P. Snyder gacvnsi aI New stock and lowest prices ever George H. Plant, 5 ~) esr hh ira 5H A K, Rows Berry. ~ Y Black Oxtoria, @? 30. A ‘Thomas Hyde, . SPFCIAL. Entire! new lot of William E. Clark, R. Jones, ‘Ladies’ ‘here, Robert0. Holtsman, ‘Woodbury Blair’ "mhY7 e Ly oe = 7 Mamet =z Side SA TEs iow biloe SELES [4 = . y STDER, geist: BEDSITS carwtteain 22 HSH & SNIPE ‘Fixed maturity stock ¢ payabie in oe 9 Pk ASE EH Seieautsereea eae |p ve L217 PE ANE | Umox Savixes Base 60 7TH ST. XN. W. ¥. . SMITH, President. A. M. LOTHROP_JOHN TWEEDALE, ‘Vice Presidents, T. a. LAMBERT, Treasurer. 3. H. RALSTON, Secretary. Bank open during business hours and from 6 te & o'clock Satur@ay evenings Four per cent interest paid on ordinary deposits and larger Gividendsen instalment depesita, — fe7-4f