Evening Star Newspaper, May 27, 1893, Page 20

LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. PoRECAST TILL 8 P. Mw. SUNDAY. For the District of Columbia, Delaware and Maryland, light showers today, fair tonight and winds becoming southwest or west. CONDITION OF THE WATER and condition of water at 8 : Great Falls, temperature, 71; condition, 6. Receiving reservoir. temperature, 74. Con- dition at north connection, 12: condition at south connection. 36; distributing reservoir, tem 71; condition at influent gate Bouse, 22; it Bate house, 30. High tide. Low tide. 623eam 5:48 0.m os 12.07 p.m. a ‘Tux Beer Gas Raxozs at reduced prices. A. Eszact's Sons, 718 7th st. a. w. ——— tase Exzcrarc Fans, Lights, Wiring. J.H.Koemurxo. Ovn Best Cabinet Phot reduced to 3 per dozen; very fine van Menarrr, 925 Pa. ave. -—__— Now Orrxrxo Straw Hats. Outing Shirts, Susmer Vests, Medium-weight Underwear, Office Coats, Belts, &c.,&c. B.C. Lewis & Sox, Hatters and Furnishers, 142i New York ave. Se Ratras Matraesses, clean and elastic, can be mode over and costs no more than shuck. Ask your dealer for them. ‘Tax Gueat Resa still continues at the Ex- ving Canret Cizaxrxo Wonks, 631-635 Massa- chusetts ave. Telephone, 425. Carpets made moth-proof free of charge. Exectric Bells, Speaking Tubes. Phone 138-3. Smanriess’ 25c. Ib. Candies are the best made for the price. Ice Cream Soda, 5¢. a glass. 803 Pa. a i Wasurxotox Distxrectat Co. preparemost teliable; used by gov't; gallon or bbL 1906 G st. Puor. Grouexs’ Cmroropist Partors, 1115 Pa ‘Open Sundays $a. m. tol p.m stele Licursrxo Kon’s electric work J.H.Kvgai1xo. Warrer B. Wrtuas & auctioneers, will sell at their sales room, corner 10th and Pennsylvania avenve, Monday at 10 am. and 4p-m., Blooming Plants and Hanging Baskets for Decoration day, from Studer's nurseries. Jas. B. Hexpensoy, 923 F st. n.w., for ar- tistic effects im low-priced Paperbangings; spring styles; new colorings. “Tene Ane No Furs Ox Us. ‘The “Queen Anne” Window Screens: new. adjustable; no objectionable center bars; will fit any window from 1S to 45 inches in width; 3%. each. ‘Screen Doors, best quality, complete with spring hinges, knob. &c., @leach. See them before buying elsewhere. One section of the best quality (not competi- tion) $-ply Extra Standard Garden Hose, fully wartanted, complete, with couplings and pat- ent nozzle. for $1.95. ‘The “Bay State” Lawn Mower, the best and cheapest im the world, sold with an uncondi- tional guarantee. Another large invoice just received, at £4.50 each. Cuas. T. Canter & Co., 606 Pa. ave. n.w., 3 doors from 6th st. bebe alban Have Your Canrers CLeaxep at the Ex- Pins Carrer CLeaxtxe Works, 631-635 Massa- chusetts avenue. Carpets made moth-proof free of charge. Telephone, 425. ‘May's Staaw Hars.-—Don't buy until you see sell at 5c. and #1. They are oaeat. 30c. A. T. Lewis, 435 7th st. ‘Tax New “Wipe-Bane” Dennr. Tasty dressers wear it—many of them wear ours. $1.90 0 Giavat Paaxc & Sox, cor. 7th and D. Postic Dour 15th and H ne. Sess temic Canrers Cuesxep vy the Exrme Canrer ‘Wenxs, 631-635 Mass. ave. n.w., are made moth- proof free of charge. Telephone 425-2 pas Mbvepomeard Tar Reistxoen’s Ice Cream. 235 G st. nw. Wa. Mictzr says the Dove Brand Hams sre cured to suit the taste of every one. See advertisement page 4. ‘Tar Post are cordially invited to inspect our improved method of Cleaning Carpets. Empme Carrer Creaxrxo Works. 631-635 Massnchusetts avenue. Telephone, 425. 923 F. Jas. B. Hexpversos 923 F. House Painting and Decorating: best mate- tials, and competent workmen employed. CITY AND DISTRICT AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Avnavog’s Orera Hovse.—Dickson’s Sum- mer Opera Company in “Amorita.” tw National Tuzater.—Chimes of Nor- ‘s Lyceum Tweaten—Sefton and Watson's Burlesquers, Tux Barrie ov Gerrrspuna.—i5th street and Ohio avenue. Frrzsrmaoxs’ Auprronicm (7th street near Penusvivania avenue).—Continuous perform- ‘ance from noor: until 10:30 p.m. Beruespa Panx.—‘‘The Mascot” and other attractions. es An Analysis of Hamlet. Mr. George Wendling last night was enter- tained by the Norwood Literary Society. The audience A with enthusiasm to the ora-| tor's analrsisot Hawlet. In the absence of Mr. Cabell Mr. Wendling was presented to the Society and its guests by Mr. A. R. Spofford. A splendid display of musical and literary talent at the Universalist Church last evening | marked a recital given by pupils of Mra. Z. D. Bucher. Miss May D. Burk opened the pro- gram with an organ solo. ‘The soprano solo by Miss Helene Martin evidenced a voice of wonderful sweetness and promise. Among} others taking part in the program were Misses | Marie McGuire, Edith Disntha Foster, Emily | Fuller. Jessie E. Baker, Ada L. Townsend, | Messrs. W. F. Drown, J. Charles MeGuire and George P. Conn. Decoration Day at Penmar. _ Special train from Baltimore and Ohio sta- tion at $:15a.m.on May 30, returning at 10 Pm. $1.50 for round trip. This ina family ‘excursion sud the first opportunity of the sea~ ‘son for an outing in the mountains.—Advt, peace maine RB. and O. Trains to Chicago. OPENING OF NEW THROVOM LINE VIA PITTSRURG AND AKEON—ADDITIONAL TRAIN TO CHICAGO. Commencing May 14 the B. and O. express train leaving Washington at 11:35 am. daily wil run vis Pittsburg over the new Chicago route of the B. and O.. passing through the cities of Youngstown, Warrren and Akron, | Obio, arriving at Chicago at 11:55 the next | morning. The express train heretofore leaving Wash- | ington at 8:15 p.m. will .eave at 6:15 p.m. and arrive at Chicago the next night at 9:55. An additional Chicago train bas been added to the schedule, which will leave Washington at | $2:85 night and arrive at 6 o'clock the second | Morning. Through sleeping curs to Chicago va all trains. —Adet. —— Sanz or Puaxts from Hale's nursery at Aoan's, 1407 G street, Monday at 12 m.—Adet. pest ts Burcx.—Read advertisement in Special No- tices. —Adet. a Arrextiox is called to sale by auction on Saturday afternoon, May 27, at 5 o'clock. of valuable umproved ‘corner property on Stoddart (Q) street and Congress (3ist) street, Georgetown, and lots on either side thereof, by Messrs. Hagner, Matthews & Gordon, trustees, Bee advertisement. Sa Saxe or stoves, tin ware, &c..at North Capitol sud Detrees streets by Sloan & Co. Monday at Wa. m.—Adet. ee Exuiprriox at Veerboff's galleries, 1217 F st. ae Bead Wheat & Suter’s‘‘ad." under lots forsale. Ad AMUSEMENTS. Avpavon's.—Thus far the summer opera season bas been a popular success, and with an ‘opera much above the average for next week's atation another week of crowded houses Promised. “‘A Night in Venice,” which is to be the production, is. three-nct opera comique, which met with the highest approval where’ staged. It is one of Strauss’ happiest concep- tons and deals with carnival time in Venice. The costuming is adapted to the bright color- ings of the holiday season and the scenery is set with the idea of presenting the festivities of such an occasion. The experiences of an adventuresome duke form the basis of the plot. ‘The cast enlists the services of every member of the company in parts that are all good. In order to show their appreciation of the approval which the public has accorded them, the management will present to every lady who wurchases a seat at the matinee next Saturday a inely finished cabinet photograph of the Prin- cess Eulalie, taken during her stay in this cit On Tuesday, Decoration day, there will be a special matinee. Summen Comzpy.—A season of light comedy will open at the National Theater on Monday night, when a company of excellent people will appear in “The Snowball.” Charles Mackay, Charles Coote, Frederic Bond, John Findiay, Joseph Wheelock, jr., Percy Winter, Robert Weed, Lillian Lawrence, Mary Sanders, Kose Barrington, Agnes Findlay and Mae Barnes compose the company, and all are well known as possessing more than ordinary indi merit, and the rehearsals Mr. Winter, the stage manager, says, have shown that they will act well together. Kervax’s Lyceum Turater.—Miss Clara Beckwith, whose aquatic exhibitions will break the monotony of the female walking matches to be inaugurated at Kernan’s on Monday, June 5, iv a daughter of William Manning Beckwith, for ten years champion natator of England, and succeeded by his son William, the present champion. At the age of fifteen she divided the honors with her father as the champion natatress of England. To her many laurels she added the record of rescuing numerous persons from drowning—a record which has been creased since she took up her residence in Boston about ten years ago. Miss Beckwith has won a number of victories in this country ‘Maxacer Kerwax’s Bexerit.—Manager Eu- gene Kernan’s benefit next Monday evening at ernan’s Lyceum Theater is calculated to prove the event of the season at that house. In addi tion to the usual features there will be a cake walk, which bids fair to be hotly contested. Prof. Thos. H. W. Smith, “king of the dudes and successor to Beau Brummell,” will act as master of ceremonies. Masters Frank and Walter Hhywood, two youngsters scarcely in their teens, will give a sparring exhibition, and will be followed by a lively setto between Geo. Northridge, champion middie weight, and Ned Cartwright, champion light weight of the Dis- trict of Columbia. Specialties will be intro- duced as follows: L. A. Roginski, with his dis- solving views; Harry Buckingham, assisted by J. B. Tucker and others, in his farce, “A Man- ager’s Troubles:” Matthews and Harris, in sketches: the Waterbury brotiers, musical artists; Frank Anderson, lyric tenor, Inte with Primrose & West; T. J. Ward, in his vocal sue- cestos: Frank Depro, the well-known mimic: E. G. Bisdee, the musical devil: the great Bretano, comie juggler; J. J. Benham, baritone; Bert Gilbert, Irish ‘comedian, and “Master Collins, the boy actor. Frrzsmmmoxs’ Avprronicm Taeater.—This Saturday afternoon and mght at the pleasantly ventilated Fitzsimmons Auditorium Theater the public will find an attractive program. The continuous performance, from 1 p.m. to 10:30 P-m., presents high-class vaudeville enter- tainers in refined variety. In fact, the reason- able prices of admission and the many hours during the afternoon and evening of the per- formance fender it, with its attractions, ac- cepiableand convenient to ali classes of the communit, Nario¥at Taeaten.—This afternoon the per- formance of “Pinafore” by children, for the benefit of the Homeopathic Hospital, is in pro- gress,and the little ones are affording great satisfaction toa very large audience. Tonight the “Chimes of Normandy” will be presented by practically the eame cast that 0 successfully wave this opera last Februar, ir-Clist will be the Serpolette; Miss Germaine: Herndon Morsell Theodore Friebus, jr., Henri; D. Gaspard; 8. E. Elliott, the Bailli. and W. H. Conley, the Notary. ‘The chorus will be large and effective and a thoroughly enjoyable per- formance may be expected. It is anticipated that the audience will be as large tonight as it is this afternoon. Sacrep Coxcert axp Lectvne.—Tomorrow there will be two concerts and lectures at Ma- sonic Hall, at 2:30 and 7:30 p.m. The lectures will be by the Rev. David J. Beale, D.D., on the Johnstown flood. Dr. Beale was one of the heroes of Johnstown and is thoroughly in- formed on the subject. ‘There will be singing by Miss Annie Craig and Mrs. Emily F. Barnes and old slave day songs by Miss Belle F. Gib- bons of the Fisk Jubilee Singers. Beruespa Panx.—Tonight, Saturday, at 8 o'clock, the opera of the “Mascotte” will be per- formed for the last time. Next week ‘Pina- fore” will be the attraction. Tomorrow, Sun- day, a grand sacred concert. both vocal and in- strumental, by twenty good people, will take place, with Wilbur's Orchestra and other feat- ures.” The cars now run from Georgetown without change. The park is looking band- some, and Hart & Christie, the new managers, | ‘appear to be pleasing the people. C. W. Simpson has purchased for $10,000 of F. M. Detweiler a half interest in subs 283 to 800, square 96, Georgetown, fronting 316 feet on P street west of Mill street. C. Barber has bought f Howard lot 112 Beall’s addition to Georgetown, fronting 41.10 feet on Stoddart street near Congrese. Margaret L. Fryatt has purchased for $5,250 of Mary L. Willasy part 9, square 38, 20 feet front on 24th and between Pennsylvania avenue and L etreet northwest. ——— The G. U. Morris Post. To the Editor of The Evening Star: often notice in the city newspapers mention made of “The G. N. Morris Post, G. A. K., of West Washington or Georgetown. It should be the “G. U. Morris Post.” My old friend and classmate, George Morris, was too brave and gallant an officer (witness his magnificent fight- ing of the Merrimac with his ship, the frigate Cumberland, blazing away with his guns until his sinking ship submerged them!) to have his | honored name thus carelessly or indifferently misused. The hero’ George U. Morris. —_——. Patterson Fined. Yesterday in the Police Court the case of H. W. K. Patterson of the American Mutual '. rather— TAL | Aid Society, charged with doing an insurance | business without authority or permission of the Commissioners, was before Judge Miller. Mr. J. | J. Weed for the company eiaimed that it was not an insurance company, but a mutual company in the interests of the people, by providing a scheme for accumulating money. Judge Miller said that in his opinion this was an insurance compant and he would go hold, and imposed a fine of $100. a Excursions to Pemmar and Gettysburg. On May 30, Decoration day, the B. and 0. R. . will runexcursions to Penmar and Get- tysburg, leaving B. and O. station at 8:15 a, m. for Penmar and at 8 a.m. for Gettysburg. Re- turning, trains will arrive at Washington at 10 .m. Round trip to Penmar, $1.50; to Gettys- arg, $2.—Adrt. —— New Train Service via C. £& 0. Route. Twenty-seven hours to Chicago. Commenc- ing May 28 the Chesapeake and Ohio railway will ran a solid vestibuled tram from Washing- ton to Chicago without change. The Washington and Chicago special. com- rising »moking ear, day coachesand Puliman’s wst sleepers, electric lighted and vestibuled throughout, ‘vith dining car from Washington serving lunch leaving B. & P. station, leaves Washington 2.00 p.m. daily, arrives Cincinnati 7.55 a.m., Indianapolis 11.40 a.m., Chicago 5.15 . m. P The famous F. F. V. limited, a solid vesti- buled electric hghted train, with through din- ing car, leaves Washington 11:10 p.m. daily. Excursion tickets, $26. Pullman locations reserved at C. and 0. of- fices, 513 and 1421 Pennsylvania avenue. For copy of “Virginia in Black and White,” an illustrated pamphlet descriptive of the most picturesque route between Washington and Chicago. address H. W. Fuller, general pas- senger agent.—Adet, Decoration Day at Gettysburg. Round trip only $2.00 via B. and 0, Special train from and . station at $ a.m. on May 30. Return at 10 p.m. Imposing decoration ceremonies on the battlefield. —Adct, es Axovr fifty paintings by Wxshington's repre- sentative artists are on exhibition at Veer- hoff’s galleries —Adet. ———— Srrexpip Buriprxe Lot on M street near 16th street northwest, to be wold on Monday at 5:15 o'olock. See sdvertixement, = ay, | con brio, Miss 97800 of ©. W. | crran accompaniment -Hebrides Islands, will speak at the First Con- | Wm. Jobnson and Harry Shea were convicted | | of petit larceny and sentenced to ten days each THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. ©. SATURDAY. MAY 27, 1893—TWENTY PAGES. High School Commencem: ‘The assessments on the pupils of the High Schools for commencement expenses this year will be very little if any higher than in previous years, Owing to the large size and consequent more elaborate preparations the rumor had obtained currency that the expenses this year would be very largely in excess of past yea and the assessments consequently high. Prof. Lane has, however. denied this, and states that the amounts collected from the scholars will not differ materially from past collections for the same purpose. The amounts are fixed by the class committees after conswitation with the faculty, and the latter have used a restrain- ing influence on any idea of making » grand splurge. ge ae Aluroni of Lafayette. The newly organized alumni of Lafayette College of Easton, Pa., last night entertained Dr. Warfield, president of the college, at the University Club. Among those present were the alumni of Raltimore, alumni commission- ers in attendance at the session of the general assembly, Justice Strong, Dr. Cattell, ex-pres- ident ofthe university: Prof. Harkness and the officers of the new alumni—Dr. J. F. R. Ap- leby, president; Mr. C.S. Jones, vice pres- ident, and Mr. Snowden Ashford, secretary and treasurer. ——__ Lucy Hayes’ Bible and Training School. The commencement exercises of the Lucy Webb Hayes’ Bible and Training School will be held in Hamline Church, corner 9th and P streets, on Monday evening at 7:45, Addresses will be made by the class and others, Follow- ing the exercises there will be a consecration of deaconesses, in which Bishop Hurst and several city pastors will participate. A large room in the home of the school hasbeen named the “Katherime Hurst” library, in memory of the late Mrs. Hurst, wife of Bishop Hurat. The room will be fully equipped with a fine working and reference library. " Contributions of books will be received. ‘Yomorrow at Marshall Hall. Tomorrow (Sunday) will be a memorable day at Marsball Hall. Prof. Schroeder has arranged & program of music which will be found printed elsewhere, especially with reference to Decora- tion day. The Macalester will leavoatl1 a.m. and 2:45 p.m. ‘The River Queen will make a special trip at 3:30 p.m. Returning, steamers leave Marshall Hall at 1:15, 5:45 and 6:45 pm. Pas- sengers can return on any steamer. The fare for the round trip is 25 cents. Hot planked shad dinners will be ready on the arrival of the steamers, ‘Mass Meeting of the W. C. T. U. Tomorrow at $ p.m. Rev. John G. Paton, D. D., for many years a missionary in the New gregational Church, and Rev. Bishop John F. Hurst will preside. The meeting will be held under the auspices of the Woman's Christian ‘Temperance Union, and the suppression of the trade in firearms ‘and intoxicating liquors in these and other islands will be discussed, pci baal After Forty Years. Dr. Toner today removed to his new resi- dence, 1445 Massachusetts avenue, the house built and occupied to the close of life by the Inte Prof. Spencer F. Baird of the Smithsonian Institute. This fine property was recently pur- chased from Miss Lucy Hunter Baird, only sur- viving child of the professor. For nearly forty vears Dr. Toner has resided on Louisian avenue, but being in touch with the progsess o the times and recognizing the necessities of business in the section where he resided sur- | renders his home to ite claims and removes west. a Work of Thieves in Bladensburg. ‘Thieves broke into the residence of Mr.W. R. Sommers in Bladensburg last ‘Thursday night, effecting their entrance through the back part, and stole $1 10 from Mr.Sommers and $18 from Mrs. Sommers and a considerable amount of clothing. Strange to say they did not get into Mr. Sommers’ grocery store, which adjoins his | residence. Mr. Constantine's store, across the street, was then broken into, but the thieves got very little there. ‘They next visited the post office and cut the slats of the windows of Mrs. Godman'’s residence, which adjoins the oftice, but did net succeed in getting in. Hee. as Piano Recital. ‘The pupils of Anton Gloetzner gave a treat to their many friends at the Universalist Church | last Tuesday in theshape of a piano recital. | They were assisted by several prominent amateurs, The program in full was Mozart, Concerto No. 10 (Kochel’s Verz, 365), E fiat. For two pianos, string and organ ac- companiment. (a) Allegro, Miss Shaw and | Miss Hellen. (b) Andante, Miss Helen and Miss Merrick. Saint Saens, Variations sur un Theme de Beethoven, op. 35, for two pianos, Mr. Varela and Miss Lyon. Gloetzner, rong— Hildegundens Trauer, Fraulein Mila Schmidt, Jensei Murmuring — Zephyrs, | (b) Grieg, An den Fruebling, | op. 43, Miss Grace Condit-Smith. (c) Kullack, | Octave-Studie, op. 48, Miss Helen Lyon. Hum: mel, Concerto, B minor, op. $9, allegro moder- ato, Miss Jordan, with string and organ accom- paninent. Wagner—Elsa’s Dream, Adele Kleinschmidt, Beethoven, certo, C minor, ‘Miss | ird Con- op. 37, first movement, allegro | rginia Beston. with string and Gloetzner, The Wan- dering Knight's Song, Fraulein Mila Schmidt, Weber, Concert-siuck, op. 79, (a) Larghetto affetuoso, (b) allegro passionata, (c) tempo de | marcia, (4) presto giojoso, Miss Schott, string and orgun accompaniment. 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New, instantaneous and infallible. mny24-wis CITY ITEMS. Great Removal Sale, Washington Vari- ety Store, 1238 7th st. now. Crockery, Tins,’ Toys, Wooden and Willow Ware aud Housefurnishings at actual cost until June 1, after which we will open our new cen- trally located store, No. 824 7th st. n.w., with a full live of new goods at lowest prices. my27-2t* H. H. Hexsy & Co., Proprietors. Telephone 1260 Domestic Sewing Ma- chine Co., 7 and H, for renting and repairing. Yesterday Was Hot. 'Twas a gentle reminder about Summer Un- derwear. “Ours at 48c. cost “seventy-five’ most everywhere. Better grades correspoud- ingly low in price. It Henry Fraxe & & - > For Decoration Day you will want a new dress. You will have no trouble making it yourself with an Imperial Pinned Pattern, Staxpanp Sewixe MacuiNe Co.’s., 427 9th st. nw at cor, 7th and D. More Success! Sea 1 Than Ever. The light-running Domestic Sewing Machine and Perfect-jitting Domestic Patterns. 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Heller, 720 7th st. n.w., is making a spe cinlty in Ladies’ and Children’s Hair Cutting and Sampooing: also cures Dandraif. my9-tr Royal Headache Powders. 100, Druggista. ap28-tr a Children. Inevery house where there are children Comfort Powder is indispensable. In fact, it comes into play from infancy to old age. All druggists sell it. 2 ina ge eet 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, ke. Office, 9th st. one door south of E: Pa ap27-tf —_+___- Comfort Powder. Itching Piles are the bane of many lives. Comfort Powder cures them. Draggists sell it.3 co = ixir Babek cures aii malarial disoases CARHARTT & LEIDY’S SQHOP "PALK” ning. Ours is practically «black iste ‘Al bine Ostx 805c. oot, Henrietta, ARD. Biack Silk Warp Henrietta, sty DOc. Yano. Black Mohair, Ostxy 25c. Yanv. Black All-wooi Challis, Oszty 50c. Yanp. Black, Plain and Fieured Jacquards, o SI Yano. Carhart & Leidy, 925 Tru Axn 706 K Sx. N. W. my26 HHHHHHHHHHHH = SEXO VOUR ORDERS = = «BY MAIL FOR == S| PURE = & MENMEBEG IGE = Independent = HHHHHHHO Os Asp Arter MAY1 Gas BILLS May be paid Atthe GAS APPLIANCE EXCHANGE 1425 NEW YORK AVE., Instead of at the ap20-tf West End National Bank. Anse PIERCE, _ CLAIRVOYANT, Mveader; seventh daughter of sevent for lottery bers. ‘short time only. D* tes. ‘The well-known 404 C st. Prouipt tr specialist, se alter we have treated your Corns and © and up. Have then “fixed” before 0 away for the summer. Hours 8 a.m. to Ofice hours, 10 t0 1, 510.8 my37-0" Pros Je Gronors, & Sos. DIsTs, 1115 PA AVE mys FINANCIAL. EQUITABLE Assers, #1,455,988.09. A Co-operative Saving and Loaning Association. SAVING. —Four per cent interest per annum is guar- anteed. Upon maturity of shares full earnings arepatd, The twenty-fifth issue of stock is ‘open for subscriy tion and first payment, which can be made at the office of the association daily from 9am. to4:30p.m. Shares, $2.50 monthly. LOANING.—Those who have property to pay for, mortgag-s to pay off or contemplate building should ascertain the terms and advantages ‘upon which money is loaned by the Equitable Co-operative Building Association. Loans are made in any amount desired, from $100 upward. Sven years and three months isgiven the borrower to return the principal and interest, in monthy installments. Atany time defore, however, settlements on alosn can be made in PART or tn full. When PART of alosn is settled the monthly install- iments are reduced. Interest is only charzed for the ‘actual time that a joan, or any part of it, is held by the borrower—it being reduced as the Joan is repaid. Members are extended every facility and encourscement to return loans and pay for their property. Pamphiets and information can be obtained upon application at the office, EQUITABLE BUILDING, 1003 F 8T. N.W. ‘Thomas Somerville, President, A. J, Schathirt, Vice President. Geo. W. Casilear, 2d Vice President, John Joy Edson, Secretary, Ben}. F. Fuller, H. H. Twombly, Fred. W. Pratt, Geo. W. Fisher, Elits Spear, Job Barnard, ‘Lawrence Gardner, Marcus Baker, John W. Schaefer. 10,000 People are interested mémbers of the Fidelity Building amd Loan Association! ‘Are you one of them? Careful management, Conservative methods, * Combined with financial ability of high order, have produced the splendid results achieved. ASSETS, DEC. 31, 1892, $114,000. Sheres mature in 102 months for acash value of 8200. Dues 81 per month on each share. ‘There is no better way in the world to make something with your small monthly savings. Now. a word with the person who wants to borrow! This is our strong point! 81.000 borrowed from the **Fidelity” will cost $244, and you bavo elht years and 6 months to pay it. Can you «et money answhere from any body on such advantaxcous torme? Call at the office and we will explain the business ty you. 908-914 G st. nw. ALONZO TWEEDALE, Secretary. my23 HARRISON DINGMAN, President. my25-tr PE holders of the € Spriuza, Va, im the town ball. "Trai Instant, at 104. m ee the Bullimore and Potomac depot, Oth at., at 9108, m. Kturnine brings about fp. 8. W. STOCKING ‘Decretary. Conrsox & Macanryer, MEMBERS OF THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, Correspondents of Messrs. Moore & Schley, 80 Broad- way, Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds, Deporite. change, Loans. Ratiroad Stocks and Bonds and all securities listed on the exchanges of New York, Philadelphia, Boston and Baltimore bought an sold. ity inade of investinent securities, District nd “ali local Kailroad, Gas, Insurance and Stock dea't in. Bell Telepuone Stock bought and sold. de31 Felep ‘Americs AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. EXCURSIONS. &e. ‘TREWING FLOWERS. {IZSIMMONS' AUDITORIOM THEATER, y Peo, crm eee “ith st. bet. Damien a ee 8 SUNDAY BEFORE James Fitzsiininons, Proprictor she’ Warsaee Y. Mi GET EXCURSION DECOLATION DAT. The eeobiS PaeATine To PATRIOTIC STRAINS From 1 et = ve RIVER VIEW AND INDIAN HEAR GREEN LAWNS OF MARSHAL. HALL. BUNDAY, MAY 28, 1883, ‘“*May flowers blooming around them. Fragrant, fling the air with a strange and wonder- ful eweetness.” ‘The MACALESTER at 11 A. M. AND 2:45 P. M. ‘The KIVER QUEEN AT 3:30P. M. SCHROEDER'S SELECTED SERIES OF STRAINS. By request). Ready on the ARRIVAL of the steamers. Remeinber the schedule of Sunday trips: ‘The MACALESTEE ct 1] a.m. und 2:46 p.m. ‘The RIVER QUEEN at 3:20 p.m. Steamers leave Marvhall Hall at 1:15, 5:45 and 6:45 p.m. Passengers can return on any of the boats. ‘The ladies are especially invited. FARE, ROUND TRIP, 25 CENTS. Schroeder's Music day and evening, Steam Riding Gallery. Electric Base Ball, Shooting Gallery, Bor in Alleys, &c., at Marshall Hall. PLANKED SHAD DINNER AT MARSHALL HALL, 75 CENTS, including the famous Marshs!! ‘Hall clam chowder, spring onions, lettuce, potatoes, coffee, dc. t BETHESDA PARK ENTIRE NEW MANAGEMENT. TONIGHT (SATURDAY), OPERA, ““MASCOTTE,” By Twenty Good People. TOMOREOW (SUNDAY), SACRED CONCERT, Both Vocal and Instrumental. Besureand go. Georgetown and Tennallytown RB, No change of cars. it WILBUR'S ORCHESTRA. HOF. A.W. WHS. = Ke rammorint, Wil deliver bis World-wide Popular” Lecture, HASH,” Tn National, Rifles’ Armory Hall, Gat, bet. 9th and aw. EDNESDAY EVENING, May 31. 8 o'clock. ines Will be intersiersed with the foliow- . A. Graham, baritone solo, 88 sopranc solo, ning of entertainment at door. LECTURE on THE OBER-AMMERGAU PASSION PLAY By REV. RANDOLPil H. McKIM, D.D., At the CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY On TUESDAY EVENING, May 30, at8 p. benefit ofthe Knights of Temperance. Admission. 25 cents my27-3t . forthe Luz Narroxa, Save Derosiz, SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY Cf the District of Columbia, CORNER 15TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE Chartered by special act of Congress Jan. 1867, and acts of Oct., 1890, and Feb., 189% CAPITAL: ONF MILLICN DOLLARS SAFE, DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. ‘Kents satesinside burglar-proof vaults at 85 per annum upward. Securities, Jewelry, ailver ware and valuables of allkinds in'ownsr package, trunk oF case taken Gn deposit at moderate cost. SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT. Deposits received from TEN CENTS upward, ‘Titerest allowed on #5 and above. Loans money on Fea estate and colleteral sectrit TRUST DEPARTMENT, Acts ax aduiuistrator, executor, receiver, as sicnee, and executes trusts of all’ kio ile Prepared by «° competent attorney in dally a ance. STURTEVANT, Seoretary. JOHN C. WILSON, Trust Officer. Directors Ten‘amin P. Snyder, —_Zenan C, Robbing, Albert L. Sturtevant, Andrew Wylie, Georve fi. Plas, Matthew G. Binery, Jewis Clephane. charles A. James, A. Willard, F. Francis Riezs, x, igen loved, ‘ons Pot Jolin G. Parke, fans Eo Chaet, hones ROYoes, . russ Re do RobertO. Holtzman, Woodbury Blair. "mh1% W. 8, HOGE, pres. T. C. DANIE) Une STATES BUILDING AND LOAN CIATION, 1313 ‘Was! ton, D. C. 5S per cent INTEREST PAID on special denosite trom: date of devosit. Pull-paid stock PAYS 6 PER CENT interest from Fixed maturity stock, #100 per share, parable in Montuly msiallinients of The. per month, wathre in M4 months, anet pront of $37 oneuch share, apz0-tf Booms 9 snd 11, Atlantic Building, 930 F st. now. INVESTMENT SECURITIES, Stocks, Bonds and Grain bought and sold for cash or on margin. Cotton bought and sold In New York or New Orleans. CORRESPONDENTS. ‘Purnell, Haaman & Co., New York Stock Ex- change. ‘Lehman Bros., New York Cotton Exchange. ‘Lehman, Stern & Co., New Orleans Cotton Exchange. Laiuson Bros. & Co., Chicago Boardof Trade. Private wires to New ura, Ulucayv auu New Or leans. Telephone, 453. Jel7-tr Make You Coo TO,THINK ABOUT THEM, fore is a little on just the things you eed vat this, snacot, of the year. THE FAMOUS EDDY" REFRIGERATORS, ‘Think of buildiue “refrixeratore for _over forty years. Would any but the best stand ‘the test of such a loneth of time? The “Eady” Refriverators combine all the. good points of all the other refrigerators and ‘man “pecutiar to iteelf” Highly indorsed ‘Ashington's” best families. Call” for hook’ of testimonials, WHITE MOUNTAIN FREEZERS. A column of ‘talk fs summed up in these words. "Tis not the cheapest, nor the hivh- EAE is the world's beat.” Te is the only triple motion freezer, and has many. other _of superiority’ over all others, 1.75 90. it'is the hotels and confection- stand-by. “Various, other such needables Retriverators, "84.50. 0810; ator Buckets, €2.25 up, Calcutta Water as Nursery ‘Traveling Ke- fri eM. W. Bevarrve 1215 FS: Asp 1214 G Sr. But 2 Left —of those elegant Nursery Stand Refrie- erators, with porcelain-lined reservoir, which serve as a refrixerator and water cooler. Made of antique oak and well finished. Just the thing for the dining room, or for those living in rooms, for keeping special delicacies, wines, &e. To close out these two we have re- duced their price Frou $16 To $10. Wruaanra & Epuossrox, 1205 Px Ave NW. The Ideal Method for doing summer cooking is by means of a GAS RANGE. It's quick, cool, thorough and economical. We have GAS RANGES of all sizes, But ‘not a poor oue in the lot. Prices the lowest that can be ssked. SHEBB & BEd: 432 OH iT. ir S.S may 9 EKT AND LECTURE AT MASONIC HALL, STH AND F sTs., ON SUNDAY. MAY 28, AT 2:30 AND 7-30 P.M, Foe Lenre ot tie Saachcee ea Gib aeate Craie oud Sine eee songs by Miss Belle F. Gibbons of the by Pacific company rates. Arph NEW Sats AL. Sim Monday’. a: THE COMEDY SEASON. Sydney Grundr's Eccentric omedy, THE SNOWBALL. The Company: Charles Mackay. Charles Coote, Ecce" inter ote wed Littine Lawrence, Stacy Sanders, Rose Barringion, Aynes Findlay a: “RESERVED SPATS, 2c. 500. and Tie. e iy Pro "Fees ail at PICES OF OFFI To RIVER VIEW, FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1893. MONDAY, May 29, 1893, Under the auspices of the XP. &.C. of oxtvagy Bay tist Church. Steamer Sainnel J Font 2 Etogmes Seana JrFeuve eaves 6:30 ood, Tickotn hs. cock, mysae Drooration DAY, 1893. COMBINATION EXCURSION To PEN.MAR, THE GRAXD AND RISTORIO asta? =. BY WASHINGTON DIvist KMolizs OF Frtinas, > Bm | OVER BALTIMORE AND OO RATLROAB, Leaving Baltimore and depot at Ram. tor Pen-Mar. returnine The shortest and he lovely Comiberiand valley Bee Gerdes DECORATION DAY. Grand Excursion to Colonial Beach, FIRST SALT WATER OUTING OF THE SRASOR) ‘The old favorite steamer, T. V. ARROWSMITH, ‘Wil leave 7th st. ferry wharf atOam ‘on steamer at Site. Riso! total rele Home about 10305 ‘Chitldren, alt prion, Fare. round trip, 50. Steamer Samuel J. Pentz leaves? p.m Steamers Samuel J. Pentz aud Harry Randall leave 6:30 p.m. Doers children, 15c, for sale at | _ NATIONAL LIVE STOGK EXHIBITION And BLOOD HORSE MEETING, ZENNING'S PACE (OURSE, WASAINGTON, D. ©,, May 29 to Jume 17, EIGHTEEN Days, Five or More Steeple= chase, Hurdle and Flat RACES Every Day. ‘Trains leave the Baltimore and Potomac depot, 6th ate, at, 9:07, 11:50 a.m. ; 2:05. 2:34, 4:36 p. m. Return immediately after the races, Admission, 50c. my20-tJ0l7 [UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF AMERICA. ‘Lecture by ‘THE REV. WM. BARRY, D. D., ‘The Distinguished English Writer. Subject: ‘The Christian Elements in Modern Litera- tare, an Inquiry anda Hope.” CARROLL INSTITUTE HALL, 918 10TH ST. ¥.W., SUNDAY, JUNE 4, 8 O'CLOCK P.M. Tickets, 500. _may26.27.Je.2 CLE. PICNICS AND PLEASURE PARTIES 7 going on a day's outing Decoration day Or an cotter date will do well to commuuicate with ine. ill arrange to cet A tures: ii aby Se tray Rape aOR ay Photozrapiier, P.O. Bo: NEW NaqionaL THEATER. SATURDAY, MAY 27. CHILDREN’S PIWAFORE CHIMES OF NORMANDY Benefit National Homeopathic Hospital. TICKETS... 81. 75c. and 50c. Keserved ncuts, without extra charve,at Metasroti's, on and after May 18. Private boxes for sale at Metzerott's. _my16-20t ALBAUGH'S GRAND OPFRA HOUSE RD WEEK, THI AND CONTINUOUS SUCCESS OF THE DICKSON OPERA 60. Every Evening at 8:15; Saturday Matinee only. Cribulka’s Charming Romantic Opera, AMORTIA, RESERVED SEATS, 50 AND 75 CENTS. ADMISSION, 25 CENTS. Next Week—A NIGHT IN VENICE, _my20A1f Keeears: LYCEUM 1HFATER, Pennsylvania ave. and 11th st, Matinces—Tuesday, Thurstay and Saturday. SEFTON AND WATSON'S COMIC OPERA AND VAUDEVILLE 00. ‘May 20—Benefit Manager Eugene Kernan. June 5—Miss Clara Beckwith, Champion Lady ‘Swimmer of the World, and Female Pedestrian Tour- aemeD kh HOt Full control of boats and grounds. Bars closed. Refreshments on sale at grounds Music. ooracreyrearar dl (by ticket) to members. ickets, for sale b; dat cents. Tickets, Wy members and at boata, 25. [pPoonatiox DAY. 30TH OF MAY, 199%. Excursion to ‘the CASCADES OF H. All Independent. Pic- Ble. | Music, “Dancine, “Refreshments, sth Street Electric Kailroad and’ staces frown Silver Sp ing end of line to the Labyrinth. Grounds open free. Cars run all nivht. The macniticent scenery of the north- Mest branch of the Poromac at Durnt Mite, bila i[e* BeavTIFCL AND STEAM YACHT PLLA! FOR CHARTER. CARRIES 30 PASSENGEER, EQUIPMENT COMPARPS WITH ax VESSEL, — CAN BEINSPECTED AT BENNETT'S SHIPYARDS REASONABLE TERMS, Address Room 11, 918 Fst. Orened to the public fos ers. DENON D. WATERS, SMonaser, were seeker. BENDS DEGORATICN DAY. Celebrate the 30th of May at PICTURESQUE RIVER VIEW, THE MONARCH OF PLEASURE RESORTS. A MAPPY, Goop TIME. AGALA Day 'D ROYAL SPORT. NG, MUSIC AND DANCE. ER-More features of amusement than all other re- sorts combined. | Fspnta's celebrated band, and dane- ing all day aud evenmnz. TWO STLAMELS. 80 CROWDING. ogTickets, cent und Indy, 50c. Ladies and clildren, jibe Samuel J. Pentz and Mary Washineton, will Jeuse on’ Decoration day at 2:13 5.5 4 1:85, 5 p.m.,return : Wer Vi 2 Sosa fo w leaving River View at 12:15, NDALL, Sole Provrietor._ Decoration Day. CHAPEL POINT AND COLONIAL BEACH. New Palace Steamer HARRY RANDALL ‘Will Jeave st 7 a.m. sharp Tuesday, May 30, return- ing Wednesday, 2 p.m. Hotels at ‘the above places: now open. ‘Tickets (round trip), 75c. tarSrecial round-trip tiekets, including state rooms and meals, $3.50. _my2itf__T. 8. RANDALL, Sole Proprietor. Founta Excunsion —2y THE— DISTRICT EPWORTH LEAGUE ‘Tothe MEMBERS AND FRIENDS of the LOCAL CHAPTERS TO River View, Os Fuoax. Jose 2. 1893. 2and6:30 p.m and, returning, first wa sth atteet phar’ at Gh oes Se. For sale by members or at the wharf, on gToULCR my27-ot DT FORGET TO REMEMBEB ELKS’ EXCURSION MARSHALL MALL, MONDAY, JUNE 5, 1893, Tiskets, 50 Gents, ‘To be had of members and at the wharf. YOU KNOW WHAT TO EXPECT. my27,30,301.3,5-5t ([OESPAL, May 30, 1803, DECORATION DaY aT MOUNT VERNON, TOMB OF WASHINGTON, AND ON THE GREEN LAWNS OF MARSHALL HALL. Schroeder's Patriotic fu Bs ‘Steamers from 7th st wine? as follows. TO MOUNT VERNON, Steamer Macalester at 10 a.m. and? p.m. senatnmmine tothe ct, stant 5 pm. Fare for the and trip, 7oc.. including admission tothe mansion abd grounds of Mount Vervon. TO MARSHALL HALL, Steamer Macalester at 10 am..2 ing Marstial! Hail at 12 noon. Steamer River Queen at 10am. and ing Maishal! Hall at 1230 an: FARE ROUND TRIP TO MARSHALL HALL, On the 10a. m. trip of the Macalester, other tripaof Loth steatuers, jeals an Iduches served at city prices, Concert music by Schroeder. Patriotic strains day and evenins. ‘Dancing music on the handsome new pavilion from noon to dewy eve. Grand dramatic entertainment on the green lawns. SUNDAY, May “8 —Steamers to Marshall Hall atl ‘and 3:30 p.m. INDIAN HEAD EVENING TRIPS, Friday and Setunday Frenines, June? and 2, onthe am, core ‘Fare round trip, mesic Wonrros Fare Tovns. AZE condected excursions K. leave Washington week train; everything first-c'ass tion { routes ior rea Jou! Tours te Europe and r-nnd the world; ocean tickets sold by all steami=hip lines Send for World's Fair and Exrovean excursion books. W. P. VAN WICKLE, 1225 Pa. ave., Bradbury Piano Ware Rooms. my4-im [HE SIX orcLock cree ‘Will give an EXCURSION to MARSHALL HALL SATURDAY, MAY 27, at 6:30, on the steamer MACALESTER. Dinner on arrival of the boat, Subject for discussi: THE POLITICAL GUILLOTINE AND HOW TO MAKEIT PAINLESS. my26.2t (TRIED ANNUAL EXcrnstoN u SOCIAL BROTHERHOOD OF BARTENDERS ‘TO RIVER VIEW, SUNDAY, MAY 28, 1893. Steamer Samuel J. Pa Waoem. and SAS pine ave 7th ot whart at Ticket, admitting gent and lady, 50c. idren over twelve years of age, 25c. No tmproper characters allowed, my26-2t° EXCURSION ON DECORATION Day, ‘MAY 30, TO ARUNDEL-ON-THE BAY, Baltimore and Ohio railroad, lesving the station et 8:30a.m., returning home 5:20 p.m. Lunch free. A good opportunity to spend the day on ‘the Chesapeake bay and see this beautiful cottage city. ‘Tickets, round trip, one dollar (81), which may be secured from Thos. W. Smith, cor, Ist and Indisna ave. ; Dr. W. P. C. Hazen, 511 East Capitol st. ;N. HL. Shea, 632 Penvsylvanisave.;T. D. Keleher, Sixth Auditor's Office; Lawrence Cavanaugh. 6th and A sts. u-e.; Hon N. J. Rannels, Department of Justice; David D. Stone, 806 F st nw., and et the station morning May 30. 726-81 Ss AK THOL TEAMER BARTHOLDI. MAY STinaine: ene every hour =~ ood fishing. id trip, Ae. Ou vase, foot of F wt. .w. ; footor Bld et. w STEAMER | Fe TER. ar’ Cosibenen Foot of F st n w. MOUNT VERNON, ‘HOME AND TOMB OF WASHINGTON. By Wash. . Alex. and Mount Vernon Railroad Alone the banks of the Potomac and Lp a Sa re Mie dy cso ia, estiee eaet Pe gy sd a 2g open from 11 win G. R. PHILLIPS, Gen. Pass. Agent, 1321 F st aw, HOLDEN. Superintendent. ou W Siete ructive tone Site ctlethy rat-ctase comme ‘Sonth Shore” [0 riasmeut building on eer Le “Eee, only ae a on ro Shure, r 5 ‘Thonsand Iaiande Park Hotelowitt the chef sha blocks from Fair, W. Scania eal aa te enue ateiae ioe adlelphis, yt day at Niagara Cost of 10 dave trin, al) charees included, 650 to 880. Fort)! netrated circulars ad tress, 3. KNIGHT THOMAS. Manager, apls-3m_ 215 N. Charles «:.. Baltimore, Md STAGE EXCURSIONS. E for’ LEWIS J. COLLINS. WE CAN'T TELL ‘What moment this great Fire Sale of Clothing ts going toend. Theinstant weere notified by Messrs. Gel- don & Rice, Fire Insurance Adjusters of New York city, to CLOSE it, that moment it STOPS SHORT, ‘end the unheard-of bargains which we are offering ‘today wili bes thing of the past. The balance of thie stock should have been shipped to New York om May 18, but owing toa lack of storame facilities, we were instructed by Messrs. Seddon & Rice to continue the sale until the mecessary room should become avail able. This clothing is our own apring stook—cut and shaped in the prevailing styles, Some of it was Gamaged in the recent fire in our store—the rest of tt smells “smoky,” that's afl, but every STITOH of ® is being sold at SOME price. If youwant © Spring Suit at about the price you'd pay for © good HAT, ite HERE today. But if you wait much longer ite Miable to be in New York city. Come in and let ws pass our tape measure around your body. ACHES Coaches for hire my$-1m° — NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE, 311 Tr Sz N.W, BET. PENNA AVE AND D ST. (White buildingh epzs-lm t Small Fee To be “shod?” Oursnectal attention will be given tomorrow and Monday to Mesalag: eg a Fs siden put Parents pleased with shoes and — ‘an we've uid ob special days, our prices are remarkable. Re ia Laird Schotier & Meche Children's shoes. fiefs the i the chv|deen gut with tomorrows INFANiS’ SHOPS. €1.25 Cloth-top | Patent ed Shoes. ects ot Tan-sewed lexther foxine. . Sew 1,29 Tan-colored Gioth-top Hench id, bronze top. : 81°25 1 me" Bation Shoes Sat "S SHOES. SIZ ‘TOs. Best Glazed Kid Hand-sewed $2.00 Patent Usstiver Pox.cioti tap, BUSS Komet Oxtordfice ee SS Black Oxtor’ Ties wee weet Oxford fies, hunt sewed... @L2B Biset Srtord shee: bang sesea. Hd Glazed Kid Button, patent ea us 4 BOYS SHORES Russet Lace Shoes. #1.508nd $L.70 EDMONSTON uss 1334 F Sr N. W. THE BEST IGE ~—the PUREST ICE and the HEALTS- TEST ICE and ICE that iaste longest is the Ice harvested on the great Kennebec river. We are wholesale and retail dealers a= "WENNEBEC ICE —and one of our 60 WHITE WAGONS ‘Will supply you promptly and properiy, 98 often as required and in ny quantity de sired. Ga" Regular prices enarantead. Gar-Sena in your onlers by mail or tele phoue or order through one of our drivers GREAT FALLS ICE G@ MAIN OFFICE, 92 PA. AVE. X.W. BRANCH OFFIOE, 106 HIGH 6: . DEPOTS: FOOT OF 10TH ST.—3056 WATER ST. Telephones $78, 1805 and Sot. = Write Me —itit sen't convenient for you to eal, ott will Wait upon you with eamples of Wall Part and submit you an estimate of the cost work. Ali work guaranteed for 8 years. assorted stock of Wall Papers im thia itn faction assured. Ww. C,,E, KES 14a &S Sm N b3 :