Evening Star Newspaper, May 29, 1893, Page 12

12 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C. MONDAY. MAY 29, 1893—TWELVE PAGES. LOCAL MENTION ‘The Weather. FORECAST TILL 3 P. M. TUESDAY. For the District of Columbia, Maghea and Virginia, light showers today, fair Tuesday; slightly warmer, variable winds. CONDITION OF THE WATER. ture and condition of water at 8 a.m.: Great Falls, temperature, 53; condition, 19. Receiving reservoir. temperature, 70. Con- dition at north connection, 24: condition at south connection, 36: distributing reservoir, temperature. 71; condition at influent gato house, 15; efliuent gute house, 23, High tide. Low tide. 6:50am 7:14 p.m. am 136 p.m cise We Axxouxcr tHe Annivat of several new eet colors in Tourist (Fedora) Hats at @1.90, $2.40 and 3. If you need «new hat they will interes you. Heyay Fixe & Sos, cor. 7th and D. P Faexcx Cuamsany, plain colors, 7c.. worth 123g¢.; Wamsutta Cottoa, in remnants, $¢., real ‘value, 12%4c.; India Linens, Irish Lawns, Plaid Organdic:. Jouxsox, Gaaxer & Co., 636 Pa. ave. nw. “ADMIRAL,” » The one strictly high-class cigarette. No con- Rection with a trust. neers Rerxmanpr’s Sitx Hovse, 910 7th st. n.w., loves Decoration day, Bay 30, 1 o'clock p.m. Scumen Orexixe or Inrontep Mruuixeny. ‘On Wednesday next, May 31, we will display fm our show room the latest in ms for summer in Carriage and Seaside person- ally selected by Mme. Palmer, now in Europe. HL F. Pauwen, Manager, 1107 F st. Swarrtess’ 25c.—a—Ib.—Candies are the ‘Dest. Ice Cream Soda, 5c. 303 Pa. ave. ge its tera Paor. Gzonces’ Smietps cure bunions, corns, &c. 10 to 25e. 1115 Pa. ave., 2d floor. J Ovn Best Cabinet Photographs reduced to €3 per dozen; very fine finish. J. D. Mznuirr, 925 Pa ave. Wasmtxotox Disrx¥ectas? Co. prepare most feliable; used by gov't; gallon or bbl 1206 G st. No Mone Leaxy Varor Sroves, buy the Dangler. A. Enzeuy’s Soxs, 713 7th st. n.w. Now Ovexrxa Straw Hats, Outing Shirts, Sum- mer Vests, Medmm-weight Underwear, Oitice Coats, Belts, &c., kc. RC. Lewis & Sox, Hatters and Furnishers, 1421 New Yorkave. =~ — ‘Tae Great Rusu still continues at the Ex- me Carvet Curaxrxa Wonks, 631-635 Massa- ehusetts ave. Telephone, 425. ' Carpets made moth-proof free of charge. ase by the Eurme Carrer ‘Wonxs, 631-35 Mass. ave. n.w., aro made moth- proof free of charge. Telephone 125-2 oe sl nacmemecn Have Youn Canrets Cieaxep at the Em- pre Carpet CLeayrxe Works, 631-635 Massa- cbusetts avenue. Carpets made moth-proof freo of charge. Telephone, 425. gets so Ratrax Marraessrs, clean and elastic, can be made over and costs no more than shuck. Ask your dealer for them. Tae Pvetic are cordially invited to inspect our improved method of Cleaning Carpets Enerr Canret Curaxrxo Works. 631-635 ‘Massachusetts avenue. Telephone. 425. Seotemcenenttninant For Srarxo Lame go to Joux R, Kerr. 9th street wing, Center market. Telephone 1064. CiiY AND DISTRICT Siam Simtel AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Atnavon’s Orera Hovse.—Dickson’s Sum- mer Opera Company in “A Night in Ventce.” ‘New Nattoxat Tueaten.—Summer Comedy Beason—The Suowtall.” Kensas’s Lycevw Tueaten.—Manager Ker- nan’s Benefit. ‘Tue Barre of Grrryssvnc.—t5th street and Ohio avenue. Frrzsmumoxs’ Avprrorres (7th street near Pennsylvania avenne).—Continuous perform- ance from noon until 10:30 p.m. Beruespa Panx.—‘Pinafore” attractions, and other —_._ > EXCURSIONS TOMORROW. Marsmatt Hat.—Macalester at 10 a.m., 245 and6 p.m. Leaving Marshall Hall at 13 noon, 4and8 p.m. Steamer River Queen at JOa.m. and 3:30 p.m. Leaving Marshall Hall at 1:30 and 7 p.m. GEORGETOWN LAW SCHOOL. ‘The Commencement Exercises to Be Held Next Monday Evening. ‘The twenty-second annual commencement of the Georgetown University law department takes place at the Academy of Music on Mon- day evening, June 5. The exercises will com- menee at 7:30 and will be as follows: Overture, “Tantalusqualen,” V. Suppe; selection, “Paul Jones,” Planquette; concert —mazurka, “Czarine,” Ganne; march, “The Command- ant’s,” Fancinlii, Opening address and con- ferring of degrees, Rev. J. Havens “Richards, S.J., president of the university. Solo for Piccolo, selected, Mr. Henry Jaeger. Address to graduates, Justice Seth Shepard, associate justice Court of Appeals of the District of Co- lumbia. Song. “In Old Madrid,” Lamothe. Awarding of prizes, Judge Jeremiah M. Wilson, LL.D. Galop, “Comique,” Giovanini. ‘The music will be by the Marine Band. THE GRADUATES. ‘The degress tobe conferred and their recip- ients are: MASTER OF LAWS, Marshall V. Andrews, New York; William D. Baker, LL. B., Maryland; Ralph P. Barnard, C.E., LL. B., District of Columbia; Eugene J. Bernhard. LL. B., Maine; John F. Booth, B. S., LL. B., Tennessee: James T. Brady, LL. B., Hlinois; Peter L. Cole, LL. B., New Jersey Harry J. Daly, LL. B., District’ of Columb: Edward W. DeKnight, LL. B., District of Co- lumbia; Charles A. Eceleston., LL. B., Mary- land; William A. Edwards, LL. B.. Georgia; ©. de La Roche Francis, LL. B., Now York; Edgar T. Gaddis, LL. B.; District of Columbia; John M. George, LL. B.. Virginia; Carl J. P. Graff, LL. B., District of Columbia; James B. Green, A. B., LL. B., District of Columbia; lian H. Grimes.LL.B., District of Columbia; Joseph C, Hardie, LL. B., District of Columbia, Charles T. Heary. LL. B., District of Columbia: Oliver C. Hine, LL. B., District of Columbia: Henry W. Hodges, LL. B., District of Colum- bia; James H. Horah, A. B, LL B., North Carolina; James J. Horri; LL. B., New York; William E. Horton, B., Rhode Is- land, Thomas Bryan’ Huyck, LL. B., District of Columbia; Charles 0. Kim- ball, LL. B., New ‘Hampshire; Charles A.’ Kram, "LLB, Pennsylvania; John D. Leonard, LL.B., Distrigt of Columbia; Chas. R. McBride, LL.B., Indiana; Andrew P. MeGarrell. LL.B., West Virginia: Jos. B. Me- Girr, LL. w York: Chas. 3. MeNeir, LL.B., District of Columbia; Chas. D, MeSorley, LL.B. New York; Chas. J. Murphy, LL. B., District of Columbia; Jos. D. Nevius, B.S., LL. B., Texa Wm. E. Poulton, LL.B., District of Columbia; Wm.B. Reilly, LL.B., District of Columbia; Wm. E. Reynolds, LL.B., Maryland; A. E. Shoemaker, BS., LL.B, Maryland; Jas, J. Smyth. LL.B; Tennessee; Thos. H. Sprinkle, North Carolina; Wm. F. Staley, B.S., LL.B, Michigan; Frank L. Stevens, LL.B., Missouri; Wm. C. Taylor, LL.B., Missouri; Earl G. Torrey, LL. B., Michi- gan: Chas. G. Townsend, LL-B., Michigan; Frank Trenholm, LL.B.. South Carolina; Fred. Van Vranken, LL.B., Michigan; Ferd. G. von Rosen, LL.B., Washington; Bates Warron, A.B., LL.B., Alabama; Harry P. Willey, LL.B., Ohio; C. Albert. White, LL.B., District of Co- lumbia: Geo. M. Williamson, ’A.B., Minnesota; Alex. Wolf. LL.B., District of Columbia, BACHELOR OF LAWS. J. DeWitt Arnold, District of Columbia; John G. Baker, Pennsylvania; John H. Bank- head, jr., A.B., Alabama; Washington R. Berry, District of Columbia; Emil H. Block, District of Columbia; William J. Bolway, New York; Edward H. Booth, Pennsylvania; Edward W. Bounds, Texas: Patrick H. C. Brennan, District of Columbia; Timothy A. Carroll, Maseachu- setts: Philemon W. Chew, Maryland; Harry M. Clapp, Uta: Charles A. Craven, Alabama; Eugene A. Davis, Massachusetts; John H. Davis, Pb.B., Ohio: John W. Davison, Alabama; John J. Dolan, A.B., District of Columbia; T. Joseph Duffy, District of Columbia; Edward 8. Duvall, District of Columbia; William S. Duvall, District of Columbia; Henry M. Earle, District of Columbia; James’ S. Exsby-Smith, A.M., Alabama; Willam H. Gallinger, New Raymond E. Gery, Indiana;’Frank ork; James 'R. Gow, Ohio; Hall, “Michigan; Raymond E. . AB, Maryland; James A. Arthur’ A. Heis! Henderson, Maryland: Joshua Hill, Geor- ard, Connecticut; District of Columbia; Chas. R. Hof, Ohio; Ernest Holtzman, District of Columbia; Daniel M. Kellogg, A.B., Wiscon- sin; Hiram A. Kingsley,Iowa; David B. Kli Pennsylvania; Eugene B. Lacy, Alabama: ton J. Lambert, District of Columbia; Francis M. Lowe, A.B.,Alabama; Martin A. Macdonald, Massachusetts: Wm. T. McCarthy, North Car- olina; Wm. C. McCloskey, California; Joseph S. McCoy, jr.. M.E., New Jersey; Algernon 8. Michener, Pennsylvania; Philip V. Mobun, District of Columbia: Daniel P. Morgan, Dis- trict of Columbia; James P. Mullaly, New York; Timothy 3. O'Leary, Massachusetts; John Quinn, Ohio; Chas. F. Riehle, Ohio; A. Left- wich Sinclair, Vir; Wm. D. Slaughter, Tennessee; Giles W. L. Smith, A. B., Alabama; Wallace Streater, Alabama; Clement Tobin, California; James H. Tobin; Wisconsin; Clar- ence D. Van Duzer, Nevada; Chas. M. Walker, A. B., Georgia: Edward J. Walsh, B.S., District of Columpia; Eagene MeC. Wardell, District of Columbia; Bowie FP. Waters, Maryland; Joseph W. Wills, Virginia. ge Mout Veuxox.—Macalester at 10a. m. and 2pm. Returning at 2and 5p. m. Eiver Virw.—Pentz and Mary Washington $885 am, 125, 145, Sand 645 p.m. Leaving er View at 12:15, 3. 5, 8:30 and 10:30 p.m. Cuarzi Porst asp ConowraL BEract.— Steamer Harry Randall at7 a m., returning ‘Wednesday at 2 p.m. Covoxtat Bzacn.—Steamer Arrowsmith at 9a.m., returning at 10:30 p.m. Bernespa Parx.—Electric cars all day. Cascapes or Tue Lapyarstu.—Electric ears all day. Aucwpgt-ox-taz-Bay.—Special train, B. and :30; returning at 5:20 p. m. Pzxman axp Gerrisucnc.—Knights of Pyth- tas special by Baltimore and Ohio at 8 a.m. Yor Gettysburg, 8:15 for Peumar. Return by Mam >. Says His Namo Does Not Appear. Mr. David Towers in referring to a press dis- Patch of April 22 last, in which it was stated ‘that he had been named as a co-respondent in a divorce suit filed in San Francisco against his wife by W. C. Herbert, makes the following statement: “My name does not appear in the suit for di- ‘Vorce entered by i Wife in San Francisco, ‘newspaper articles to that effect had their origin, no doubt, in the fact that I was boarding at ‘Mrs. Herbert's house, as was also a gentleman from Washington ‘who was visiting San Francisco at the time, both of us having been introduced to Mrs. Herbert by her brother, ‘With whom she was keeping house. ‘The suit is oa the calendar for August, and the records ‘will then show that my name does not appear therein, as I have above stated.” a Howard Law School. ‘The graduating exercises of Howard Uni- ‘versity Law School will be held at the Pirst Congregational Church, 10th and G streets orthwest, this evening at 8 o'clock. The ad- dress will be delivered by Mr. Everett J. Waring of Baltimore, Mc nd the faculty rize announced by Prof. W. H. Richards. lusie will be furnished by the United States Band. ————— Decoration Day at River View. Decoration day at River View will be cele- ‘rated as usual in a good old-fashioned manner. This resort abounds in so many features of | Amusement that a feast of pleasure greets | Capt. Randall's patrons on their arrival at tite Picturesque pier. On Decoration day the Samuel J. Pentz and the Mary Washington wil leave at 9:45 a. m., 5, 5 and 6:45 p. m., Yeturning leave Kiver View at 3, 5, 3:05, 8:30 and 10:30 p. m. Exputa’s Band will render a holes musical program, and there wiil be danc- fing all day and in the evening. Mr. Isnac Hass died suddenly et his residence, | 128 C strest northwest, at 3 o'clock this morn- ing. He wasa member of the zm of Richard | B. and O. station at 5: a P at Sam. for Gettysburg. Re- turning, trains will arrive at Washington at 10 m. Posy trip to Penmar, $1.50; to Gettys- Bs W. H. McKsew oper tomorrow until 1L—Adet. | Fined for Assaulting a Chinaman. Paul Moy is the name of a Chinaman who thinks this city is good enough for him. He has no fears of the Geary exclusion act, for he has registered, and he intends to remain here and wash collars and cuffs until he becomes wealthy enough to return to the flowery king- dom in fine style. And while he remains here he intends to live as all good citizens do, and he does not intend to submit to violence without getting even in some way. - Saturday night he was standing in front of place of business enjoying the fresh air, when three young men came along and pro- ceeded to use him fora target. One of them struck him with au umbrella and then went on little thinking that Paul would follow him. But the almond-eyed celestial did follow him, and when complaint was made a police- man made an arrest. John — was the name given by the young man who was arrested. He charged that the assault was committed by one of his companions, but the Chinaman was sure of his man and Marphy was locked up. In Judge Miller's court this morning the Chinaman told the story of the assault and the defendant made his denial. “Is there any one here who knows the de- fendant?” asked the judge. “Idon’t believe he has given his right name,” said Policeman Brady. ‘+I don’t believe his name is Murphy.” ' “Where do you live?” the court inquired. t Fort Myer,” was his reply. “Why in the world can't you let these Chinamen alone?” “I never touched him,” Panl was recalled and he told the judge that he was not mistaken, that the prisoner was the man who hit him. : Judge Miller thought he was the guilty party and fined him $10 and cotts or 30 days in jail. ees An Attempted Burglary. About 1 o'clock this morning the house of Mr. Charles Loeffler, No. 1632 P strect, was entered, but, fortunately, the thief was fright- ened off. The thief climbed up the back porch and entered through the window, and a daugh- ter of Mr. Loeffler saw him when he entered. ‘The man seized and attempted to chloroform her, but her screams aroused her father, and on his approuch the thief, who is described asa white man of twenty-five or thirty years, made good his escape, although Mr. Loeffler fired two or three shots at him. Miss Loefiler believes that she would know the man. This is the second attempt at Mr. Loefiler’s house. ee ge Chapel Point and Colonial Beach. ‘The Harry Randall will leave tomorrow at 7a. m. for the various river landings. Decor- ation day will be made attractive to visitors at Chapel Point and Colonial Beach. The new steamer will stop at these charming river re- sorts and continue as far down as Maddox Creek. ee Decoration Day at Penm: ia! train from Baltimore aud Ohio sta- 1 30, returning at 10 ‘This isa family of the sea- Adet. inpixa Lots corner of 14th + Heignta, to be Iv You Istzxp storing or selling your por- sonal effects before leaving the city for the sum- mer send them to Sloan's, 1407 G street. Terms reasonable and the best location in the city.— Adet. > Oz Saovep Rervgy from New York they have inspected the important Jewels erware of Howard & Co., 264 Fifth Ave- he best assortment in America.—Adet. AT THE RIVER FRONT. ARRIVED. Schooner A. B. Field, James river, 60,000 feet of lumber, RK. H. Willett. Schooner W. H. Routon, Anderson, Rappahannock, 95,000feet lumber, Tiyland ‘wood, ‘Thos. W. Headly, Coon river, 50,000 feet Iumber. H. L. Blscoe, Schooner Edinand & ‘Bonnet, appalisnnoel (5,100 WW. T. Galahér’ tnd. Bro. Schooner American Coaster, Dashiol, 30 cords wood, Smith Uarer ereck, Glnrke.” sehconer Wasp; Jones, Smith's Point, 25 corgs, Carter & Clarke. Schooner Minera, Carroll, Snails creek, 20 cords ‘wood, Carter hoower Same! Chase, Jackson, St. Clarke. Schoouer Samue! Chas sone ‘wood, 3 meee Peters, Port of Potomas, 40 cords. Schober Horatio Le iisker, Atkins, tons ice, Independent Ice Company. SAILED. Schooner Harry and Charlie, schooner Five Sisters, schooner Mary Jane, sloop Ware, schooner Riley, schooner Lankford, schooner Dents, schooner Ash, schooner Edmund’ C., schooner Shelton. schooner Dorchvster, schooner "Aifeed Day, schooner Arthur Bell ir Dayton, schooner Cariisie. BROCKLAND. ‘Kennebec, Rey. Robert R. West is home again from St. Paul and occupied his pulpit very acceptably yesterday. Miss Grace M. Thomas has returned from a visit to Philadelphia, and has with her as her guest Miss Carolyn Locke of the Quaker city. Mr. Crandall and family of Washington have moved to Frankfort street near 14th, Brook- land, Mias Clara Brennerman of Georgetown was recently visiting Miss Eva L. Fisher. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Lewis of New Haven, Conn., on their wedding tour, are the guests of Col, and Mrs. Juan Lewis. Mrs, f. R. Horner. Miss Annie Rankin and Miss L. E. Horner, with Mrs, Clara Rettew and Miss Theresa Rettew of Philadelphia, were re- cent guests of Mr. and Mra I. W. Horner. ‘Mr. W. H. Harrison will remove from the corner of 14th and Frankfort street, to 14th above Frankfort, and Mr. Caton of Georgetown will open astore in his house vacated by Mr. Harrison. Mr, Clement Rockhill is in New York city for a fortnight, Mr. Albert McDonald, from Florida, is with his father on University Heights. For some time past much interest has cen: tered in little Miss Marie Howe, youngest daughter of Dr. F, T. Howe of University Heights, who took the part of “Josophinc” in the performance of “Pinafore” on Saturday afternoon for the benefit of the Homeopathic Hospital, and the many friends of the little lady from Brookland and the heights who at- tended the matinee were more than gratified by the absolutely fauitiess manzer in which she carried her part from beginning to end of the pleasing opera. ‘The costames worn b the young prima donna were charming in ric! simplicity ‘The Sunday Methodist meeting was largely attended at the residence of Mr. N. B. Malone, and the speaker, Mr. P. A. Crist, gave an carn- est and impressive discourse. The weekly Beazer meetings will hereafter be held on ednesday evenings, and this week will be at the home of Mr. I'S. Hollidge. On Sunday, June 18, there will be a reunion of the Methodists of Brookland and vicinity in the town hall, and on the evening of June 20 at the same place a concert for the benefit of the church. A lot at the corner of 12th and Frank- fort streets has been purchased for the loca tion of the charch of the future, but after June 18 the congregation will fora while worship in the new town hall. pont — Eka ANACOSTIA. ‘The final performance of the series of public school entertainments was giyen Saturday night, It was a success. ‘There was an incresse im attendance, an improvement in the rendi- tion of the prozram and no diminution of pub- lic interest. Miss Jennie Bartiey introduced the wax figures with quaint effect, and Miss Fannie Anderson acted as accompanist to the chorus. The novelty feature of the perform- ance was the club swinging of Miss Fannie E. Johnston, Miss Mamie Swengle and Master Raymond Riordan. The proceeds of the en- tertainment were large, and will be applied to the school libra Supervismg Principal Freeman was present and congratulated Prin- cipal Brewer, the teachors and the children, He thought that the latter displayed accuracy of instruction and wonderful appreciation of their of the Epworth At last night's meeting League Mr. James Maulden, Anacostia’s deto- gate to the league congress, spoke on tho work accomplished by the conference. He told of the manifold benefits realized by the conference. He explained the league's motto: “Look up and lift up.” He hoped to seca stronger local interest manifested in the work. Sunday School Superintendent H. A. Linger spoke on the subject of charity toward all and in little things, Rev. Herbert Stokes lectured last night at Masonic Hall to a full house on the ‘Coming of the Lord.” He argued that the belief in the second advent of our Savior was warranted on scriptural authority. No one of the audience Aeft before the close of the lecture. Strong interest attached to the speaker by reason of the fact that ho is the brother of Mrs. Adclaide Stangier, ono of the society leaders of Anacos- tia, “Efforts are being made to have the lecture repeated. wv. Dr. Dewy, a delegate to the Presby- terian goneral assembly, occupied the pulpit last night at the First Baptist church. | Miss Marks presided at the organ, vice Miss Cora ‘MeLean, on vacation. William Lockwood, colored, aged 17, was ar- rested yesterday by Officer Marr ior carrying concealed weapons and William Barnes,colored, aged 27, was arrested vestorday by Of Green on the charge of disorderly conduct. In the Saturday account of the school enter- tainmont an inadvertent injustice was done by the reporter in failing to mention the credita- ble rendition of the role of Mrs, Jargill by Miss Jennie Bartley. er ——— Decoration Day at Gettysburg. Round trip only $2.00 via B. and O. Special train from B, and O. station at 8 a.m. on May 30. Return at 10 p.m. Imposing decoration ceremonies on the battlefield. —Advt. ———— Tne Ice Nrepep for the summer must soon be ordered. ‘The hygienic ice is delivered toall parts of the city and the rates are as low as for any other ice. To begin with the new month file your order now.—Adrt. a." under lots for sale. Ad Read Wheat & Suter HOOD'S CURES HOOD'S CURES HOOD'S CURES HOOD'S CURES HOOD'S CURES HOOD'S CURES HOOD'S CURES HOOD’S CURES HOOD'S CURES HOOD'S CURES HOOD'S Ci HOOD'S Ct HOOD'S CU! HOOD'S CUR‘ A Paystcan RECK. HEART FAILURE, RHEUMA- TISM, NERVOUS DEBILITY. HOOD’S SARSAPARILLA PLAYS: WELL ITS PART AND RE- STORES HEALTH. “‘Austerlitz, Mich., ‘January 30, 1803. “0. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. “Gentlemen: I have been trou- died with heart trouble, rheuma- tism and general nervous debility for many years. I could not eat heartiiy and even light food dis- trossed me and I suffered from indigestion. 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Sold throusbout the work, my == Pills (TASTLESS—EFFECTUAL, » SICK HEADACHE, IMPAIRED DIGES- TION, LIVER DISORDERS and FEMALE AIL- MENTS. Renowned all over the world. ‘Covered with a tasteless and soluble coating. Ask for Beccham’s and take no others. Made at St. Hetens, England. Sold by druggists and dealers, Price 25 cents a box. New York Depot, 365 For Canal st. 19 CITY ITEMS. Great Removal Sale, Washington Varl- ety Store, 1238 7th st. n.w. Crockery. Tins, Toys, Wooden and Willow Ware and 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 line of new goods at lowest prices. my27-2* H. H. Hexsey & Co., Proprietors. Excursion Parties, Attention! Lemons, Sardines, Pickles, Olives, Potted Meats, Crackers, Wine, &c.. Open until 9 o'clock p.m. Merzorn’s Fixe Gnoceny, 1 417 7th st. nw. More Successful Than Ever. ‘The light running Domestic Sewing Machine and Perfect-jitting Domestic Patterns. There fa but one Domestic, its equal hax not yet been found in all its 31’ years’ unrivaled history. Office, 7and H.C. Avernacu. It sine Are You Aware of the fact that with every pattern we gite you @ pinned model? Also beautiful fashion books free at STANDARD SEw- Ino Macutxe Co.'s, 427 Yth st. now. it Be “| A New Shirt for Dressy Men. Colored bosom—bine, pink or heliotrope— two Collars and one pair Cuffs to match. $1.23 is our price—‘one-fifty” elsewhere, lt “Hesny Franc & Sox, cor. 7th and D. r pound. Articles of Merit. Broad Run Creamery Butter, 30¢. Celebrated “Btnrive Chop” ‘Tea only. Soe. ver pound. Old Mandahling Java Coffee, a royal drink. Mzrzorn’s Fixe Grocery, 417 7th st. nw. 1t* Gt eke ‘Telephone 1260 Domestic Sewing Ma- chine Co., 7 and H, for renting and repairing. soils The Man Who Smokes Wants the best and naturally gets Old Domin- ion Cigarettes. Photo in each package. 1t a ea It Aids digestion, clears the complexion, beantities the teeth, something of which one never tires, White's Yucatan Chewing Gum, my29-6t = oe 2 Pure Old Rye Whisky (4 years old), 75e. qt. Pure Old Port Wine, 50c. large bottle. Fine Old Spanish Sherry, for invalids,75c.qt. Mrrz- orr’s Great SpectaL Save, 417 7th st. n.w.1* —_——+ Strictly First-class Sewing Machines, $18.50,at Avenpacn’s Domestic Rooms,7 and H. ae = Cutlery of every description for table, pocket and toilet use. Watronp’s. 477 Pa. ave. n.w. 1t* > Comfort Powder. Anevening'senjoyment has often been spoiled for a lady bya big pimple on the face. Comfort Powder would have prevented it. Alldruggists.4 For the Hot Weather. We have just bottled 50 dozen Zinfadel Claret from the winery formerly owned by FINANCIAL. AMUSEMENTS. EXCURSIONS, &e. EQUITABLE CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSQCIATION. Assers, 91,455,988.02. A Co-operative Saving and Loaning Association. ‘our per cent interest per annum Is guar- ‘Upon maturity of shares fall earnings arepaid, The twenty-fifth issue of stock is ‘open for subscription and first payment, which can be made at the office of the association daily from 9am, to4:3)p.m. Shares, $2.50 monthly, LOANING.—Thoso who have property to pay for, morteayes to pay off or contemplate building should ascertain the terms and advantaxes upon which money is loaned by the Equitable Co-operative Building Association. Loans are made in any ainount desired, from $100 upward. ‘Seven years and three months isiiven the borrower to return the principal and interest, in monthy installments. . Atany time before, howevor, settlements on loan can be made in PART or tn full. When PART of aloan is settled the monthJy install ments are reduced. Interest is only charged for the actual time that a loan, or any part of it, 18 held by the borrower—it being reduced a8 every facility and encouragement to return Icans and pay for their property. Pamphicts and information can be obtained upon application at the office, EQUITABLE BUILDING, 1003 F ST. N.W. ‘Thomas Somerville, President. A. J. Schafhirt, Vico President. Geo. W. Casilear, 24 Vice President. John Joy Edson, Secret Benj. F. Fuller, H. H. Twombly, Fred. W. Pratt, Geo. W. Fisher, Ellis Spear, Job Barnard, Lawrence Gardner, ‘Marcus Baker, John W, Schaefer. 10,000 People aro interested members of the Fidelity Building and 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, i892, $114,000. Shares mature in 102 months for a cash value of 8200, my25-tr 1 per month on each share. ‘There is no better way in the world to make something with your stall monthly savings. ‘Now. a word with the person who wants to borrow! This is our strong point! 1,000 orrowed from the ‘*Fidelity” will cost S244, end you have eixht years and 6 months to pay it. Can you get money anywhere from any body on such advantageous terma? Call at the office and we will explain the business t. you. 908-914 G st. nw. ALONZO TWEEDALE, Sceretary. HARRISON DINGMAN, President. Corsox & Macanryey, MEMBERS OF THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, Correspondents of Messrs. Moore & Schley, 80 Broad way. Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds. Rattroad Stocks and Honda wit all ecuritien Usted allroad Stocks and Bonds and, all secu on the exchanges of New York, Philadelphia: Boston and Balthnore bonght ant sol specialty made of investinent securities, District Bonds and all local Railros Gas, Insurance aud ‘Telephone Stock dea't in. _Ainorican Gell Telephone Stock bought and sold. dest Tuz Nanoxaz Sare Derosrr, SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY Of the District of Columbia, CORNER 15TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE. Chartered by special act of Congress Jen., 1867, and acts of Oct., 1890, and Feb., 1892. CAPITAL: ONE MILLICN DOLLARS. SAFE. DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. Tents aniestnside Durlar-proof vaults at @5 per snnum upward. Securities, jowelry, silver ware and valuables of ail kinds in'owner's packnie, trunk oF ease taken Su deponit at moderate cost. SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT, posits recetved from TEN CENTS upward, and ivterest allowed on 85 ad above. money on eal estaze amd collateral OST DEPARTMENT. Acty as administrator, exeentor, receiver, as firnee, and executes trusts of all’ kinds. Wills Prepared by @ competent attorney in daily attend ance. Senator Hearst. wine is heavy bodied and very rich. Dilute one-half water and you have an elegant table wine, Price, 22.75 dozen. Pure Rye Whisky, 5 years old, 650. qt. Pare Port Wine, med. use, rich, 50e. qt, Sherry. Angelica and Musoatel Wine, 30c. qt. Imperial Lime Juice; 25 Golden Catawba, 75e. gal. Strawberry Jam, 19c. Sardines, 10c. box. my26-f&m2t P. R. Wixsox, 934 7th st. nw. pielaaaben = Comfort Powder. A lady said: “My baby cannot talk, but she crows when she sees the Comfort Powder box. It is a delightful application.” All druggists 5 seta as S, Holler, 720 7th st. n.w., is making _» spo- cialty in Ladies’ and Children’s Hair Crtting and Shampooing: also cures Dandraif. my9-tr cho aiondiataa Royal Headache Powders. 100. Druggiste. apyte es = Wheeler & Wilson’s New High Arm No. 9. The latest product of that old reliable company. The advantage of ita selection over cheap and unknown machines is the absolute certainties of attention, a supply of needles, parte, &c. Otlice, 9th st. one door south of E. apa7-tf eae Comfort Powder. A gentloman said: “If I could not got it for less, I would give $10 a box for Comfort Pow- der, “Tuse it ander my truss pad.” AML drug- gists. <so Elixir Babek cures ail malari: jal diseases Marnxo Deranrvest. Special Announcement. Just arrived two car loads of Ma:tings, in all 1,200 rolls. Among these are a lot of Wrapper-stsined Mattings, which we now place onsale at prices that will surely capture the trade and demoraiize the merchants. 20 xgolls 15. CHINESE FANCY MATTINGS, wrapper stained and damaged, 4c. per yard. * 81.60 per roll of 40 yards. I7rolls 19. CHINESE FANCY MATTINGS, ait- ferent colors, 9c. per yard. 23.60 por roll of 40 yards. 24 rolls 30c. FANCY SEAMLESS JAPANESE MAT- TINGS, wrapper stained, 124gc. per yard. $5 por roll of 40 yards. 14 rolls 2c. HW FANCY MATTING: 40 yards. The following are Specia! Bargains in rexular Mat- tings, all sound and perfect. 12k. WHITE CHINESE MATTINGS, 7¥c. per yard. &3 per roll of 40 yards, Ie, FANCY CHINESE MATTINGS, 12}¢c. per yard. €5 per roll of 40 yards. B5e. best quality JAPANESE OR CHINESE FANCY SEAMLESS MATTINGS, 19. per yard. 87.60 per roll of 40 yards. 50c. best quality JAPANESE FANCY INLATD SEAMLESS MATTINGS, 25c. per yard. 810 per roll of 40 yards. 50c. best quality JAPANESE OR CHINESE DAMASK JOINTLESS REVE BLE } tTINGS, 290, per yard, $11.50 per roll of 40 yards. ADJUSTARLE WINDOW SCREENS, 250. each. 82.75 per dozen. 8-4 best quality FLY NETTING, any color, 39¢. per piece, containing 8 yards. 12c. PERFORATED MAPLE CUAIR SEATS, 6c. each. Ge. per dozen. SPRING ROLLER SHADES, any color, 2he. each. Have just added a large stock of TIN WARE, CROCKERY WARE and GLASS WARE at astonish- ingly low prices. U Ladies’ and Children's JERSEY RIBBED VESTS, slightly damaged, 4c. each. Worth 10. to 39¢. Men's 29¢. BALBRIGGAN UNDERWEAR, 2c. Kemember, particularly, first come, first choice. V¥ RED CHECK CHINESE Sie. per yard. 85 per rool of prrwear Deranraest. BLUM BROS., 743, T45 Asp TAT 81n Sx. S. E. mm; BENJAMIN P. SNYDEI CHARLES C. GLOVER, E ‘M, JOH Preaiten’ Directors: Rentamin P. Snyder, Albert ke Stureavant, George fi, Plant Fewis Clephane, Henry A. Willard, Samos Af, Johastoa, R, Ross. pad = Hye, William F. Clark, Robert 0. itoltzan, Sohn ¥ Konecr ohn F. Rol Thomas Ke Jones, Weodivary Blair, "mhTt 7, ©. DAS BUILDING AS SIF et., Washington, De 5 per cent INTEREST PAID on special deposits from date of denosit. Full-paid stock PAYS 6 PER montuiy per mouth, mouths, a net proit of $357 on each sliare. O. T. Havessen, Member Washington Stock Fxchanga, Real Estate and Stock Broker, Rooms 9 and 11, Atlantic Building, 930 F st. nw. INVESTMENT SECURITIES, Stocks, Bonds and Grain bought and sold for cash or on margin. : Cotton bought and sold in New York or@ew Orleans. ‘CORRESPONDENTS. Purnell, Hagamaa & Co., New York Stock Ex- change. ‘Lehman Bros., New York Cotton Exchange. Lehman, Stern & Co., New Orleans Cotton Exchange. Lainson Bros. & Co., Chicago Boardof Trade. Private wires to New dora, Cilcasy Suu Now Or- Jeans. Televione, Jel7-tr Roars 1241 11TH ST. Ss. E, lature In 3b apvo-tf UN TERPRISE, ‘We have good news for you all—just returned from the biz matting sale of Field, Chapman & Tenner, New York, We will sell for one week, as there is only alimited quantity. MATTING. MATTING. 123¢c. White Matting. Our prico. Se. Fancy Matting. Our pric 20c, Fancy Matting. Our price. 20c. Seamless Matting. Our price .. Ze. Seamless Matting. Our price. 85e. Seamless Satin Damass. Our price 50c. Seamless Satin Damask. Cur price. REMNANTS. REMNANTS. Organdy Lawns... Batiste. c. Crinkle Bedford. - Plain Striped Lawns Liama Cloth. Tissue Cioth. Black Satteons. Striped Satteens, LADIES’ WAISTS. LADIES’ WAISTS. the loan is repaid. Members are extended [! ALPAvaEs GRAND OPERA HOUSE. ‘Week of the Summer Opera Season. Evenings at 8:15. Regular Matince Saturday. Special Matinee (TUESDAY) Decoration Day. Ol 1HE CKSON OPERA CO. In Strauss’ Melodious Opera, A NIGHT IN VENICE. RESERVED SEATS, 50 AND 75 CENTS. K= BENEFIT MANAGER EUGENE KERNAN, ADMISSI ON, 25 GENTS. XCEUM HEATER, ‘The Leading Variety Theater of America. TONIGHT! TONIGHT! “pert YOU HEAR DEM BELLS? THUBSDAY, JUNE i, 1893. ARBUAL MOSHLICHT EXCURSION Columbia Cost 80 Wieaterae Beco snd Philadelph "Tnewiey ine 4 AS FOmeian ef JO dave’ trip. all p13, Up's Fait x THOM, TOURIST 9 ‘Stopping one day at Niuucare Falta ‘Charces tncindea’ Foritgstratea circulars adtreas "KNIGHT THO 215 N. Charies # STAGE EXCURSIONS. Athletic Club, MARSHALL MALL, (COACHES WILL LEAV AQUEDUCT fuer two hours for Chain bride, ee, Supplemental Season Commencing June 5. TICKETS, 5c. ‘be. MISS CLARA BECKWITH, Steamer Charles Macalester leaves 7th st. wharf at | M. SATURDAL. SURE Sa ci 4 Gp.m. Steamer River Queen 6:30 p.m. my-293t | for sprinting sweeping cleaning the paved aliey- ‘Champion Lady Swimmer of the World. ox oak of Columbia during the FEMALE WALKING MATCHES porspas, stay so, 1600, snd specifications can bebe ee Ee Sa ee Every Week Day From 2 t 7 applicatio : _mszo.g “3 darlin DECORATION DAY formatio:, and Ox 4 Ftspnies ITORIUM THEATER, aT Feject any and all b Aah Jamnoe Fiissionnaona, brotriotse sat’ Mase Sheone witches ‘accent jam i N ENTIRE NEW COMUANY EVERY APTER- MOUXT VERNON, ab NOTE Oe TOMB OF, WASHINGTON, THE GREAT POPULAR CONTINUOUS AND ON THE GREEN LAWNS OF Tho Pleasant F: wah’, ie i MARSHALL HALL. NEW NATIONAL THEATER Schroeder's Patriotic Music Day and Fventng. Evenings at 8:15. “Saturday Matinee at 2. aarti sehen geeT) oF First Weok of the Comedy Season. TO MOUNT VERNON, im presence Sydney Grundy’s Eccentric Comedy, Steamer Macalester at 10 a.m. and? p.m. city, tes a > . Fare for the round trip, 73... 1nd {sion to the mansion and grounds of Mount Veruon.. 5S The Snowball. Steamer Macalester at marion Mackay. Charles Coote, ing Marstall Hal meer. =~ Frederic Bond, Joho Fi . yh i, jr. | Steamer River at 10a. Perey Winter, Yio oe Weed Lilker rence, Maes ing Marshall Hallata oad? sa. PROPOSALS FOR ASPRALT PAVEMENT axp Sanders, Rose Barrington, Agnes Findlay snd MA! pane nonyp TRIP TO MARSHALEMALL | Wel et Waphinmvon, DC May Pare ESERVED SEATS, 25, 50 and 75e. Shine hock NOON TELSDAT 2 On the 10a. m, trip of the Macalester, 50cts. On all E %5e. GENERAL ADMISSION. ther tripe of both ston ‘2b ete. 2203, for constructing 250, saiaare yom. po Noxt Week—The Farcical Comedy, “BETSY.” Concdry seas by Benes Re teas tay en en al a win oak Oe L_ and evening. 100, square more ‘or less, of Ziusic on the handsome new pavilion from | walks, and 100 square Yards. more or lees, of phipeecora iaraa aol Grab dramatic entertainment on the green lawns. | Fitnd to the acts of wa Pobraary as U8, gad Fobra Ber, vo Th pase DECORATION DAY. INDIAN HEAD EVENING TRIPS. a BS = ay =— ssseueame anil eae a eee ae BOSTON COMIC OPERA COMPANY pe gh yh gm mag? ye 4 OES Colowel UB. Arm, 66 PINAFORE? FOURTH ANNUAL EXCURSION, UNDER avs-| {oF Js7ipe sidewalke upder PICES OF OFFICERS DISTRICT LEAGUE, - Oem J DANCING AFTER EVERY PERFORMANCE. Every Car Through Frgm Georgetown. GRAND BALLOON ASCENSION. ALL AMUSEMENTS. it L Porters on THE OBER-AMMERGAU PASSION PLAY By REY. RANDOLPH H. McKIM, D.D., At the CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY benefit ofthe Knights of Temperance. Admission. my27-3t NATICHAL LIVE STOG ing: Tickets, gent and lady, 50c. T Epworth League ‘Steamer Samuel J. Pentz leaves 2 p.m Steamers Samuel J. Pentz and Harry Randall leave 6:30 p.m. Full control of boats and grounds. Bars closed. ‘Refresiuments on sale at grounds. Music. Complimentary (by ticket) to members. Tickets, for sale by members and at boats, 25.cents. ‘THE MONARCH OF PLEASURE RESORTS. On TUESDAY EVENING, May 30. at 8 p.m., forthe | A HAPPY, GOOD TIME. “Deents! egz-More features sorts combined. Esvata's To RIVER VIEW, FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1893. DECORATION DAY. Celebrate the 30th of May at PICTURESQUE RIVER WEW, A GALA DAY AND ROYAL SPORT. SONG, MUSIC AND DANCE. ‘of amusement than all other re- ‘celebrated band, and danc- NO CROWDING. Ladies and children, ‘all dey and eveninz. ‘TWO STEAMEKS. Samuel J. Pentz and Mary Wi: ‘Decorati Some ee ae S oe POWELL, . ROSS, leave on jon day at 9450 m., and 6: 366 p m. returning leaving River View at 12:1 BS ‘and 10:30 pm: my27-3t La ANDALL, Sole Proprietor. myls EXHIBITION And ‘Will leave at 7 a.m. sharp Tuesday, May 30, return- CHAPEL POINT AND COLONIAL BEACH. Decoration Day. New Palace Steamer HROPOSALS FOR —NAVY DEPAI Pees a es pera the of the Navy, will MABRY RANDALL |EsPas a chee etic = a BLOOD HORSE MEETING, [=~ een eee: Peete TOES See nontne me| E Ee gee EXHING'S RAGE (GOURSE, | oper coils mune | Berroa ee WASHINGTON, D. C,, May 29 to Jume 17, SS ies for the use i unzpige ae: wrod Ox Famay. Jose 2. 1893. ine vene ne aed Five or More Stoople>|.tei Hus hatte | Se a iaetes chase, Hurdle and ‘Trains st., at 8: DISTRICT EPWORTH LEAGUE Refreshinents served om grounds ‘Tothe MEMBEES AND FRIENDS of the LOCAL CHAPTERS TO River View, i C ft my 27-58 Flat RAGES Every Day. ne ‘Tours to Europe and round the world; ocean tickets sold by ali steamship lines. Send for World's Fatr and. Eurorean excursion books. Worto's Fare AZE senrsions wania R. sahcienn rts Saris rain; every thi Homi Tovns. ‘Et leave Washington weekly sing Oratciass ; hezpmee Pala: al routes for return Journ se fi W. P. VAN WICKLE, Jeave the Baltimore and Potomac depot, 6th :20, 9:07, 11:50 a.m. SM, 4:36 p.m. Return immediately after the races, Admission, 50c. my20-t3e17 the CLUBS, PICNICS AND PLEASURE | PARTIES 2 going on a other date wit! do weil to communicate with ime. Mill arrange to iat. good ‘pictures of “you in. some “shady” nook or Pictiresgnespot. H. E. SIMPSON, Photograpiier, P.O. Box 2, my20-4t* NEW NATIONAL THEATER Next Wook. THE COMEDY SEASON. Sydney Grundy's Eccent THE SNOW day's outing Decoration day or ave. a ‘Monday, May 29, opening of ‘comedy, EXCURSION ON DECORATION Dax, Baltimore and Ohio railroad, leaving the station at 8:30a.m., returning home5:20 p.m. ‘Lunch free. A goctl opportunity tospend the day on Tickets, round trip, one dollar ($1), which may be secured from Thos. W. Smnith, cor. Ist and Indiana Shea, 632 Pennsylvania ave. ;T. D. Kelcher, Sixth Auditor's Office; Lawrence Cavanaugh. 6th and A sts. David D. Stone, 806 F st. nw., and at the station morning May 30. ‘MAY 30, ‘TO ARUNDEL-ON-THE BAY, Chesapeake bay and seo this beautiful cottage city. 3 Dr. W. P. C. Hazen, 511 East Capitol st. ;N. HL ; Hon. N. J. Rannels, Department of Justice; my 26-3: ALL. ‘The Counvany: Charlex Mackay, Charles Frederic Bond, John Findlay, Joseph, Wheelock i, Perey Winter, Robert Weed. Lillian Lawrence, Mary senders, Hose’ Barrington, Agnes Findlay ad Mee ee RESERVED SEATS, 25c., 500. and 75e. Sale in procress daily froin 8.30 a.m. to 5 p.m. 22-tf OOPEFE BRERBESFSFSPSSBEFS EBBGO. ex | . Percale Watsts, Resa Navy Percale Waists, pleated fronts Percalo Waists, ploated front 81 Bick Satteen Waists. White Lawn Waist 81 White Lawn Waists Took for name and number. ~—Limitea — ‘Vea crown in thiscountry. The tirst lot ever offered to consumers. It is siua- ilar to the English Break- fast and is very cuoteo, Price 30c, for a half-pound “NW. Burchell, Liste a Ste myl7 81.25 and §1.50. To elose, 7c. Children’s Russet Button Sh spring ve Y, Under the auspices of the ¥.P. S.C. E. of Calvary Steamer Samuel J. Pentz leaves 6:30 o'clock. Good music. Bars closed. Tickets, 25: RS CE ‘MOONLIGHT EXCURSION To RIVER VIEW AND INDIAN HEAD, MONDAY, May 29, 1893, Baptist Church. h. my25at Stess Aime Hat Pac: Were $1 and 81. PPCoHATION Day, 1803. OVER BALTIMORE AND ONIO RAILROAD, Tgavine Baltimore and Ohio depot at S a.m. for Got burg and 8:15am. for Pen- returning arrive Hy e 4 H fe i : z mast Don't be skeptical. We acknowl- COMBINATION EXCURSION E Se eae eee edge that it is hard to believe. yet 4 RK SALE—WE al CAST our D ‘clearing out, Our entire stock Of na F ew $a PavcHo sAPeries, Te ibe | ‘odds and ends” im Shoes, Slippers, Poeums es tor ES Second. wens pap | Ceti orice tue PEN-MAR, THE GRAND AND HISTORIC GET- | _™s17-1m HS. OWEN MPG. CO.. 1425'N. ¥. Segre oe igosin pe bees = “ . se BY WASHIXGTON DIVISION, No. L U. R be u . Ladies* ‘ord ™ 4, ak second-hand wheel, hess “and “Grete Slippers \*"Wkere KNIGHTS OF PYTITIAS, Stairs: PA Sw after ‘aber aford's, N.V FIRST SALT WATER OUTING OF THE SEASON. ‘Spend the day at the famous salt a ae sea we fan water beach. Fish- pervod on ats Grand Excursion to Colonial Beach. Howrah cee SR NOTARIES PUBLIC. ‘The old favorite steamer, : HEAR yo 7. V. ARROWSsITH, oo M MISSIONER OF Di s FOR EVERY ST. ‘WIM leave 7th st. ferry wharf at 9am. Cx sy Notary and U.S’ Commissioner. ens JOHN E BEALL De Fat Fine semshore Gianey mer at 50c. Also meals, lunches Home ebout 1020 pm. om! ‘are, round trip, 50. ‘Children, half price, cw. RIDLEY, Manager, g Os Axo Arrex = MAY 1 bs) GAS BILLS “ ap20-tt May be paid Atthe GAS APPLIANCE EXCHANGE 1425 NEW YORK AVE., Instead of at the West End National Bank. torical points. No delay. Landing: trip every boui house, foot of F st. n. TEAMER BARTHOLDI HARTER. Ss BaR FOR CHARTER, mijone the banks of the Potomac BARTHOLDI, nd fishing. Round trij Squwfortable Ploasure Bo oF * we MM iT VERNON, HOME AND TOMB OF WASHINGTOR. By Wesh., Alex and Monat Vernon Raliroad. of Alexandria, briusing in Yew ait get tree? SUUCUUUDCDenapeenececueent | oe | pF ake tains, Pennsyivanis Aspot, 9:45, 20) | T. WALKER SONS. 204 10TH ST. NW. | 19:01,1:00ana2-11 p.m. Fare round tee gee | J. Tauding Papers’ Meth-peeat Boks, Bro cikk: | Also by ‘Atenandne ferry, 7th street whet hee hig, wna Tile As os, Flue Lining, Pulp, Slate, fe. | &4D. 30 cents. Speclal cats for charter gan Be | = Mount Vernon crounds open from | KUNKENESS a) m. Admission. 25 cone ilam.to4n. pr iatsEs : G. R. PHILLIPS,Gon. Pass. Agen! Sold by S.#: WARE, Dragcises W, eat t, 1321 F st. nw. sei-ly | D. W. HOLDEN, Superintendent. apis MMISSIONER OF DEE Cc ER OF DEEDS TUTTE TL EEO “War Lire Suors For “War Cunorex Wir ‘Texprr Freer. We have one of the very finest Trost complete Hnes of Children's wt Ivfante Shoes, Booters, Se. ub te Goes to we to tbe shod and (Go ive “hewn, something cor: most @ thetic Neste. sis! | Wirsox & Cann. 929 FS: NIW. my2%G Balto. Stores, 4 and ¢ W OMNI LO TUTTE LT ET Mo lose, fe. pal. y SS Those and Youths! Russig Tan fou'e. The prantectars pagorame of tie asper Bo. | Ly. “ BECK. ACCOUK TANT, Ss, ee ee fomac and of the lovely Cumberland valley. By this | Bookeandited. Stacenets “Ladies ° Styitsh © “ie Sito. Fonte only. . fiistoric Gettysburg. with its hundreds | settlements and secounts af ‘conte battle mach amen recursion oly Bie eas cy cee we, [eal EE eS ee | ghigh’ puma, Calg s Were Forsale by membersof the division aid at ticket EXPRESSAGE | Sire equal @f thee finys not been | wee | ae perl ued. PROMPT AND KELIABLE 250 pacoaGE DE | efigrea in fis Veity. Ge use moat livery: telephone or tai a ny Te