Evening Star Newspaper, June 5, 1893, Page 10

LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. FORECAST TILL 8 PL. TUESDAY. For the District of Columbia, Maryland and ashe, aecen cooler Tuesday; southwest- eee oF TRE WATER and condition of water at 8 Falls, temperature, —; condition, reservoir. temperature, 77. Con- ‘Gittee at north connection. 2. condition al south connection. 86: distributing reservoir, perature. 77; condition at influent gate Rouse, 36. efftuent gate honse. $6. Te = High tiie Low tite. Lv~e 553 am. pm Pe Sib Pasta . The leading and most popular cigarette on fhe market. These strictly high-class cigarettes ave no connection with the trust. SS Gzonozs’ Suirips cure corns, 2c. 0 to 2c. 1115 Pa ave., 24 floor. fonts acm mecinme Guzx's Ick Cazam,the best, 11th and F ste, resent era Fos Srarxo jaws gp to Jom B Karas, 9 th street wing, Conter market. Telephone 1064. city AND DISTRICT AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. New Narioxat Tuzaren.—Summer Comedy Beason—““Botsy.” Kanxax's Lrccm Tuzaten.—Fomalo Walk- Match. ‘Tux Barrie ov Gerrrssuno.—i5th street and Ohio avenue. Firzsraaoxs’ Avprronica (7th street near Pennsyivania avenue ).—Cont perform- ance from noor: until 10:90 p.m. Berusspa Panx.—‘The Mascott” and other |ttractious —_——> — NATIONAL LAW SCHOOL. ‘The Graduating Exercises at the Academy Tomerrow Evening. The National University Law School holds its graduating exercises tomorrow evening at the Academy of Music. The Marine Band will Be in attendance. The program includes: Invocation, Rev. Samuel H. Green, D. D.;ad- ress to the graduates, Mr. Bezj. Butterworth of Obio; conferring of degrees, award of class medals—University gold medal for best post- graduate examization, McArthur gold medal for best senior examination, faculty gold meaal for best junior examination; benediction, Rev. Samuei H. Green, D. D. CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES. This year's recipients of degrees are: Master of laws—R. J. Austin, LL. B., Mis- sours; Charles B. Bayly, LL. B., District of Columbia: John A. Crawford. LL. B Misis- George c Dean iat B.. wel E. De Haven, LL. Edwards, LL. B., Michiga seat B., Pounsylvania; Ira L. Eawark Pay, LL. B., Jobn Pea Paes TB as Soe, mnecticut; James , Ilinois; Harry B ; Peansylvania; G. , Odio: James Yan Alien Shields, Jr, LL. B., Distri 5 W. Southgate, LL. B., Massachusetts; B! District of Columbia, ). Walhaupier, LL. Chas. G. M. Bibb ‘prowa, Maryland; Samuel €. Black, Kentucky; 8. Bowen, District of Columbia; Chariton ¥ Clark, Mississippi; Edward E.” Clement, New York: Edwin Campbell ir., District of Colam- Dia; Jax H. Colwell, Pennsylvania; Shelby Clarke, District of Columbia: Wm. B. Cleary, District of Columbia; J. W. Davis. Tennessee; Ransom C. Edmondson, Texas; Frank C. Gore, District of Columb:a; Chas. F. ‘Hxthaw: Ohio; Carroll D. Judson, Ohio; G. M. Lamasure, Penn- | © sylvania; Robt. E. L. Lewis, Virginia; Wm. P. Lockwood, District of Columbin EE. Mitchell, Towa; Jobn S. Moran, Virginia: Harry P. Parker. District of Columbia: John C. Proetor, District of Columbia; Robt. B. Peter, Maryland; Chas. E. Riordon, District of Columbia; Ed- ward G. Russell. Georgia; Beverly T. Sener, Virginia; Schuyler S. Symons, District of Co- Jumbia; Osmund H. Tibbott, Indiana; C. H. Weiss, District of Columbia, segs ‘The Late Dr. H. E. Leach. ‘The late Dr. Hamilton E. Leach was interred at Congressional cemetery on Friday afternoon st 5 o'clock, only the a nearest relatives being present. —— Their New Pastor. ‘The new pastor of the Eastern Preebyterian Church, Rev. Dr. Thonsss C. Easton, preached his first sermon to the congregation of that eburch resterday morning. As the suditoricem @f the new edifice is not completed services were beid in the Sunday schgol room. ‘There ‘was a large attendance, and the new pastor re- ceived 2 hearty wele sermon, was an earnest, effective plea for the necessity of Christian work and unity. “T come among you,” he continzed, “preaching no new, novel Bo seasational pulpit pyrotechnics, 20 rane page Fg vel wpe captivace | mereiy « crowd, but :o proclaim a riscu Christ } end a gierioas tmmortality agh Hus eternal ‘Viotery over sia and the crave. adie OF Interest to Mothers. “{nfant Feeding and Management” wil be the | gabject of the lecture which will be delivered | by Dr. S. S. Adams this evening at 3:20 in the hail of the Columbian University. Will be given under the aus pee ony and will be of a ‘The Spinner Assoctation. ‘The General Spinner Memorial Association held @ meeting at the board of trade rooms Saturday —- with Miss Elizabeth C. Stoner pre- siding. were received from the benefit reading by Miss Helen Potter, and quite a anug sum was turned over to the treasurer. Methods of raising additional funds were discussed. SRE Sa ‘Mount Vernon Seminary. Mount Vernon Seminary holds its annual eommencement tomorrow evening atthe Motro- politan Methodist Church, corner 434 and C streets, The graduating exercises of Mra. Somers’ school for young ladies have become | one of the prominent social functions of the | early summer. interest to young leauge The attention of the traveling public ts called | to the superior train service of the Pennsylvania railroad to Chicago. ‘he Columbian express, leaving at 10:15 am.. ‘ving im Chicago 10am. the following morning. The It leaving at 1:10 p.m.. ar- Fiving in 12 noon the next day. The equipment on this train is acknowledged to be he dnevt im the world and the service un- westorn express, leaving at 7:40 p.m., ar- riving in Chicago at 9:30 p.m. next evening. ‘This train is composed of vestibuled sleeping end diving cars. The round-trip rate on all trains, with the exception of the western expross, is #34.50, the rate on that train and the Pacific express, leav- {ng here at 10:40 p.m., being $26.—Adet Rates to Chicago Via B. and 0. R. R. World's fair excursion tickets are now on sale for all B and O. trains at rate of £26 for | Jcha Harting. » neighbor, was aroused f-om | her husband, but he said he was comfortable LOYALTY AND RELIGION. Interesting Exercises on Children’s Day at Hamline Church. Religious belief and patriotic utterance were cleverly combined in the celebration of children’s day at Hamline M. E. Church yester- day morning. The little folks are especially plentiful in that congregation, which is the largest and has the reputation of being the liveliest aggregation of Methodism in the Dis- trict of Columbia, and they turned out in great, force to celebrate the occasion in which there is such deep general interest. With them were fathers and mothers and sisters and uncles, aunts, cousins and other more remote relatives. AN nOXEXsE THROXG. They crowded the spacious structure long Defore it was time for service to commence, and when the opening hymn was sung there was no better accommodation for the late comers than standing room, aad very little of that. The lower floor of the big audience temporarily seered to the Sunday school 16 Sunday school has near! Deautiful by the use of potted plants. THE EXERCISES. After preliminary hymn and prayer aad an snnouncement by Superintendent T. B. Towner the Rev. E. 8. Todd, D.D., Hamline’s pastor, ames that in later years the: warmly dislike. ‘“Columbia’s the title of the exercises that followed the "helenale chriotening. | Oetambie. wae repee- sented by Miss Balle McKenzie, whose costume easing and sppropriate, A Watste mads the introductory dares, after ‘also ga ocnt that ia each ins lumbia a fitting rejoinder. guard were Ray Moulton, “Just Laws,” Fred. Saxty, “Worthy Ralersy" Maynard Twitchell, | on egood Citizonss” Mine, Kiso. Bel, “Christian Schools:” Miss Jennie May Mickle, “A Sacred Sabbath,” Miss Maud Tracy, “ A chorus of fifteen little bays Seitz, Bessie oe ‘Marie Solta, Megzio Bell, jolet Dolan, ihia Andre’ Ballard, Jessie Holden, Sadie Weaver, Eddie ‘Thomas, Stanley Hursey, Riffard Miekle, Annie Kneesi, Gertie Gotwells and Frank Moulton—each car. rying a flag, sang very cleverly, and then, individuals, recited verses of Seripture. My Country ‘tis of Thee” by the congregation, and the benediction by Dr. Todd brought the service toanend. The music throughout was gepecially good. ‘Mra. J.B. Mickie was con- ductor, Mr. H. L. Amiss organist; the piano sccompaniaments were by Miss Fannie Bischoff d'Me- Raymond Monlton; the orohestral wecuwiaby Wet. Wale Dieffonderter, A Shepherd, Andre: wis, M. P. Mundel, T. G. Youngs, Samuel Ingley, W. A. Saunders and W, L Saunders or Todd iz In the evoning Pastor spoke most en- tertaivingly of the Columbian exposition and ite greatness. A chorus of fifty voices pre- sented several choice musical features. Se DE. BARRY’S LECTURE. He Spoke Eloquently on “Christian Ele- ments in Modern Literature.” Last evening before a fair-sized audience, among whom were a number of Catholic cler- gymen, the Rev. William Barry, D. D., the well-known English writer, delivered an inter- esting lecture at Carroll Hail under the auspices of the Catholic Univorsity, his subject being “Christian Elements in Modern Literature.” Modern literature, said Dr. Barry, owed all it had of the humane and beautiful to the in- fluence of Christianity. Contrasting the re- sults of the French and American revolutions, as shown in the literature of the two countries, the speaker said that in France everything had been secularized, and it seemed for a time that religion had been entirely thrown aside; but, even at this time, the voice of Chateaubriand, rising superior to those of Voltaire and Rous- sean, had recalled the people to what they were about to abandon. Still, while French litera- fare was full of life and. colo, it was lneking in heart—the result of this relapse from Chris- tianity. Referring to romanticism, Dr. Barry said that oven that of Sir Walter Seott and George Eliot had been all powerful in reviving the golden glory of oliciam, while the poets, with the tion of Coleridge, Shelley and Words- the “poets of revalt,” found more in the than in cold Protestant creeds. And among the American writers Hawthorne and Longteliow in “Evangeline” and “The Marble Faun” had pictured the glories of Catholicism, although one felt that they stood outside, being word painters and not Catholics. Dickens, George Eliot and Carlyle, brought up in the gloomiest forms of dissent, had relapsed from faith except in humanity and the dominion of duty. Herbert Spencer's ideal democracy was religious community on a large scale, while John Henry Newman had imbibed the full spirit of the church. ‘Tennyson worshiped with his father amid the bustle of modern life; Browning had written some of the most touching verses on Catholl- cism, while John Ruskin had reviewed in litera- ture the glory of Catholic art aud architecture. Dr. Barry advised the wider reading of the literature of the world, for he believed that there were other deys for preaching besides Sundays and other preachers worth listening to besides the clergy. EDWIN MILLERS SUICIDE. Ended His Life Bullet. Yesterday morning about 2 o'clozk = sad tragedy was exacted in the home of Mr. Edwin Muller, the florist, on Lincola avenue, some distanee this side of Glenwood cemetery. Mr. He by = Pistoi bis sleep about that hour and he found Mra ‘Miller standing at the front door of his house. She was in her night clothes at the time, and to her cries tor help Mr. Harting respon Go- ing to the Miller residence he found Mr. Miller lying on a sofa. Beside him was a 92-caliber re- volver and a close inspection showed that two ballets had enteretl the man and caused his death. One piece of lead had entered his right breast and another bad penetrated his skull, having passed through the right temple. The officers were unable to obtain s satisfac- explanation from the widow of the death of hor husband, but they ascertained that Mra. Miller and her threo children were the only per- sons in the house besides the suicide when he committed the deed. Yesterday Detective Rhodes made an investigation of the affair and was fully convinced tha: there was no reason to believe that Miller died in any manner other than by his own hands. filler was away from home during the earlior part of the night. He left home to make some purchases, buying a new suit of clothes among other things. His wife retired enrly, and when he returned home about mid- night he called his wife and asked her if there was any beer in the house, as he was very tired. She got up and got him the beer and thon r turned to bed, after drinking a part of one glass of the beverage. Later on she called to on the sofa and would remain there. About 2 o'clock, when she called to him again, she re- ceived no response, and so she went to see what was the matter and found that he waa dead. Detective Rhodes after making a thorough investigation of the affair'said he thought the domestic troubles of the man caused him to end his life. Under the circumstances the coroner deemed an inquest unnecessary, and gave a certificate of death from suicide. ‘The funeral of tke dead man will take place tomorrow afternoon. pane ee ArtExtrox is specially called to sale of house No. 305 10th street southwest at auction on | Tuesday, June 6.at5 p.m. This a a house of | fourteen rooms, press-brick front.with all mod- | ern improvemente, and a very desirable place of residence. Coxrmacton's Saxz of horees, mules, carts and harness at Lyons’ stables, 19th and E the round trip from Washington. Through Sleeping cars on all traing, . THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. ‘C. MONDAY, JUNE 5, 1893—TEN PAGE SUMMER RESORTS. Where Washingto: and Rest During the Heated Term, Tho readers of Tux Stan who have not yet made up their minds where to take their out- ing will find in the notes below many attrac- tive points from which to make a selegtion: One of the most desirable family hotels at As- bary Park, N.J., is Norwood Hall, which is eitu- ated at the corner of 4th avenue ‘and Kingsley street. It is located but one block from the ocean and is managed by M. L. McCray, who has an excellent reputation as a boniface. Beach Haven, N. J., 1s becoming one of the favorite summer resorts of the Jersey coast. On the 10th of this month “Engleside" opens. The hotel is one of tho best equipped as to the most modern convenionces, If one is timid hot sea water baths can be had at the house, Special inducements are offered for June. Fronting directly on the ocean at Botmar, N. J., where the beach is beautiful and splondidly adapted for bathing, is the “Atlantic House.” There are a numberof cottages managed by the hotel that can be occupied if one desires to icoape ey svar soos a opasertic sore mer Its attractions are manifold. For those who intend to go there again this summer | ! Brexton Villa will be found to afford an excel- lent place to spend the time. ‘The same liberal policy which has marked the management of Congress Hall at Cape Mag will again make that hotel one of the most attract- ive places at this gay and pleasant ocean re- sort. This season promises to surpass all others in the amasements offered. It is unnecessary to extol the excellence of Asbary Park, N. J.. for « summer's outing. offered of a seaside hotel are by nie 7 so Toadlsy, "which begins ite twelfth It is situated very close to repens can accommodate 100 guests. A bathing pavilion is owned by the proprietors. If one intends to go to the seashore the place to be is “on the beach.” That isthe location of the Melrose Inn at Belmar, N.J., and all the attractions of the ocean are afforded. The hotel is already opened after a thorough reno- Long Branch, N.J., will soon begin to assume the animation of the summer season there. . ALONG THE WHARVES. us Can Find Comfort | The Loss of Jerry Creates a Stir Among River Men. Jerry, the most distinguished rat killer on the front, and who makes his headquarters at the harbor office, was taken in yesterday by tho Poundmaster. His relenso will be effected to- day. Jerry has hosts of friends among the river people. There was vast deal of indignation expressed when Jerry's absence from his post was explained. Commodore Sutton, Capt. Dick Allen of the Mary Washington and Mate Beagle of the Marshall Hall Company all left at about the same time for the pound. Contractor J. E. Boswell has been awarded the contract for repainting the River View pier $R¢ decorating the waiting rooms and offcos. just completed a fresh com- Randall and the Mary Itis t that the schooner Robin Hood, with lumber for H. L. Biscoe, will clear at Petersburg today. The schooner John B. Connor is about dis- 4° | charged and wii erarh to the Rappahannock for another freight for Jackson. tterh? Great Falls Toe Company has so increasod ity for discharging craft that it is ompitee fr tons per hour,or about 450 tons nnington is largely rosponsi- fox tho ta improvement. Capt. Nenrp~tten of the three-master Samuel H. Walker, from the Kennebec, is in port for the first time this season. ‘The Wakefield got away on time with » fair freight and a goodly number of vacation pas- songers. Baltimore and Washington steamer Sue was in port yesterday. Sho reporte a fair de- business down S gree of stream, but says that there is no probability of the far-down land- ings decerting Baltimore and embracing Wash- ington as « pert of sbipment, of the excursion captains havo ro- contly decorated with bouttonieres. They have been dubbed by the webfeet as “‘bowkay boatmen.” Then those gentlemen aro sometimes called “summer wuitsalts,"” “spring- time masters,” “softshell tars,” '“spooning mariners,” &¢. robable that the steam launch Ameri- soon be sold. Negotiations are on foot. — Dz. H. Saxcue’s “Oxydonor Victory” (a cure for disease without medicine) is obtainable only of Miss Lunuan, 915 F streot.—Advt. be ready for the public until June The cot- or algateaae will, howetor, be open on “eptune House” sounds as though it was Well adapted for a hotel at = favorite seaside hostelry is located at Belmar, N. X,, and is an excellent piace for any ono to'de- Vote his orher sparetimethissummer. Artesian water is supplied. ‘Those who have visited Atlantio City know something about the Hotel Aldine. Its location on Paciffo avenue ‘near Ohio. avenne te con Yenient, and the house ftself in all its appoint- ment is first-class. The terms are reasonablo tad a descriptive eatalogue can be obtained by writing to Harry D. Eastman, the proprietor. “On the beach” hase delightful warm weather sound, but that is the way the Hotel Imperial, Atlantic City, is deseribed. In addition to this ehotce location on Maryland avenue ite appoint- ments are of a superior character and the rates are only €2 to 98 Fer day and $10 to 818 week. Mr. PRendrick will answer ‘all inquiries, ‘The location of the Hotel Luray on Kentucky avenue, Atlantic City, is directly on the beach. is a sun parlor attached to the hotel and the interior has an elevator and other conve- niences of a first-class house. The owner and manager, Mr. J. White, is able to furmish any information that may be desired by tkose who are contemplating spending some portion of the heat under his hospitable roof. At ‘te H Hotel Mt. Vernon on Pacific avenue ear tive beach in Atlantic City tho rates for June are from $8 to $14 per week. The pro- preter, J.C. Copeland. ‘enaounces ‘that the otel this season, as in the past, will bo strictly first-class, with careful attention to the cuisine, The hotel Oriental, Atlantic City, is now gpen and the proprietor, Alexander M. Oppen- beimer announces his readiness to make guests comfortable. The Hotel Pembroke on North Carolina ave- nue near Pacific, Atle ntic City, has been refitted throughout. Itisopen ali the year, Mrs. 5. Ake is in charge. Near the beach at Atlantic City is located the Hotel Richmond, which is conducted by J. D. Pease, and bas all the facilities which are caic lated to make life agreeable at the seashore. ‘The rates at Hotel Stickney on Kentucky ave- nhe, Atlantic City, are from $2 to $2.50 per day and from €9 to $14 per week. ‘The proprietor, Mr. L. V. Stickney, aims to make his house homelike. ‘The Lockwood, at Harper's Forry, W. Va., is now open, and the proprietress, Mrs. 8. E. Lovett, is ready to welcome guests and make them happy. ‘The terms are @6:per week. On the 15th of the present month the Summit House, at Harper's Forry, will be open for the reception of guests. Proprietor, 8 W. Lightner, says that it is the largest house in that vicinity and occupies the highest point Circulars can be obtained by addressing Mr. Lightner. Within eight hours’ ride from this city, over the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, are the ginia Hot Springs. The hotel is new, so are tl Cottages, and the bathing establishment is one of the most complete in the world. Every bath 1s from the flowing hot springs. Informa- tion can be obtained from the railroad office in this city or by writing to Dr. F. W. Chapin or J. F. Champlin, Hot Springs, Bath county, Va, Everybody is familinr, or ought to be, with the lovely scenery in the vicinity of town. This can be enjoyed, as well as excel- lent boarding, at the Kee Mar House, which is kept by M. H' Dufhorne. He will be glad to furnish any information. ae ALEXANDRIA. THE POTOMAC STRAND. ‘The question of the public right of way slong the river front which the city authorities many years ago insisted upon and which was then d ted in public acts “the Potomac strand” for more than a haif century been contested, and gradually the city bas re- linquished its claim until the “Potomac strand” as a public way has ceased to exist. There is, however, a dispute over the dock heade at tho end of the streets, and wherever they have been closed’ up it bas been under permit from the city council. The oldest contract of this kind is that made in the last century with Carlisle and Dalton reiative to Cameron strest dock. Since then other contracts and graats have been made as to the uso und occupation of docks, the ast being that with the Potomea Porry ‘onfpany relative to the occupation of a por- tion of ‘King ret dock. The whole subject should be. thorvaghly examined, settled os secure basis and © permanent record made, CHILDIEN'S SERVICES. Except Rev. Dr. Mohart of Washington at the German Lutheran Church there wero no ministers from abroad in Alexandris pulpits yesterday. At the Methodist Protestant Chureh the exercises of Children’s day were extremely interesting. A sermon to children was preached in the morning by tho pastor, Rev. J.T. Ben- son, and appr reises in the afternoon made the occasion a delightful one to the little people and one of interest to the elders. WILL BEMAIN TO DO GOOD IN ALEXANDRIA. Much gratification was expressed yesterday ‘at the Second Presbyterian Church that Rev. Theron H. Rice, the oo pastor of that church, would not accept a call tothe First Presbyterian Church in Siesoce although a Parsonage and a salary of $5,000 per an- ‘num was offered in the monumental city, while in Alexandria the salary {s less than $3,000. xorEs. ‘The landeales Saturday afternoon wore a lot, 51 feet by 100, on upper King street, at the old fair grounds, for $450: a frame dwelling, with lot 81 by 100 feet, on Gibbons between Wash- ington and Columbus streets, at $510, and a frame dwelling, with lot 12 by 84 feet, on Oronoko street between Columbus and Alfred, at $510. These sales were all somewhat below current rates. Potomac Lodge of Odd Fellows will give an entertainment at the Opera House tonight for the benefit of the relief fund. 70. Mesandec Ras been elected high priest of Mount Vernon R. A. Cha} ‘The recent “Mikado” rendition st the ionen House netted $99.47 in ald of the St. Mary's Church building fund and $99.47 in aid of the Fairfax Catholic parish building fund, the pro- ceeds being divided equally between’ the two objects. e city authorities expect » new garbage cart this week. It will not come too soon, for there wili be need during the summer of three garbage carts. The colored teachers ef Alexandria county will hold a meeting at 1759S street next Sat- urday at 10a.m. in order to formulate resolu- tions of regret at the death of their late super- intendent, J. E. Febre; INTEREST streets southeast, by Sloan & Co., Thursday at Mam—Adet aid upon deposits, American Secarity ond Trust Company, 1105 G st Adve, CITY ITEMS. FINANCIAL. AMUSEMENTS. The Best Sign of Good Taste Ina smoker is to see him buy a package of ola Domihion Cigarettes. —_.+__.. Our $19.50 Sewing Machine is superior to any sold in Wash- ington at 855. Orrexmencen, 514 9th ot nw. Renting and repatring a specialty. it Rudi cirri Have You a Poor Appetite’ If so, try astick of White's Yucatan Gum just before each meal and you will find it very beneficial. Jo5-6t ——— Pure Old Rye Whisky (4 years old), 7c. qt. Pare Old Port Wines Intge bentle: S0¢, = old Spanish Cherry (for invalids),75e. qt. en's Fixe Guoceny, 417 7th st. n. w. ciliedDatotieeiai, When Disappointed Elsewhere ‘You.can secure Tho right & Kind of treatment Very Best Grades ef Furniture Or A Gurney Hotrigerator yr The Finest Kind of a Baby Carriage Carpet, Matting or Oil Cloth “Time” Payments at “Bottom” Prices Joun Ruppen, The Accommodator, 513 Th ot nw. It Txar Timed Furie, ‘So common at this season, is quickly overcome and full health and strength aro restored by HOOD’S SARSAPARILLA. It gives to the blood the quality and tone of porfect health, and re- ‘stores the lost appetite. HOOD’S SARSAPARILLA CURES. “*My boy, Joseph, when three years old, was ‘taken sick with lung fever. He never fully re- covered his health. A friend told us the good done for others by HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA, and we tried it inthe spring. Joseph was very thin and pale. Soon after beginning to take HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA he showed a marked improvement. He regained s hearty appetite, grew stronx, and his cheeks were no longer pale. ‘He continued the use of it forsome time and ‘steadily improved. I consider HOOD'S BARSAPARILLA ‘good building up medicine." MES. MARGARET HALEY, ‘82 Blossom street, Lowell, Mass. HOOD'S PILLS are the best after-dinner Pills; ‘assist digestion, cure headache. Try abox. 3 BATH OF BEavry. Baby blemishes, pimples, red, rough hands and fall- ing hatr prevented by CUTICURA SOAP. Most effective skin purifying and beautifying Soap, as well as purest and sweetest of totlet and nursery soaps. Only cure for pimples because only preventive of in- flammation and clogging of the pores. Sold every- where. Je5-1w NOW NEWER. IfT should come to you andsubmit strong and satisfactory evidence of a legitimate, safe and sure investment in which you ‘would make 25 per cent in ninety days do youthink you would hesitate long about qoing into it? I am sure if I did not come ack to see you again about it you would ‘Very soon be running after me tosee about tt. THAT’S JUST WHAT I've been doing every day since April 17. Thave been offering you an investment in CARPETS AND FURNITURE At a diccount of 25 percent off for cash,ani §f you donot need them no September, wiven you will have to pay the full price. Then you will condemn your own management for not having taken ad- ‘vantage of this sale and MADE THAT 25 PER CENT. iow, don’t let that be the case, We will store them free of charge until wanted— ‘but you will have to buy quick. Now or Never, As this sale closes SATURDAY EVEN. ING, JUNE/10, at 6 O'CLOCK. had the advantage of it. WHY NOT YOU? Come in early and miss the jam, as this closing weok ‘will be a busy one. HOLE Sth and Pa. Av@s WOW, you willin Have You Ever Tried Trott? He will sve you money on everything you buy in the shape of China, Crockery, Glass, Wood and Iron Ware, ‘Try him. 1602 U4th st. nw, It Good News for the People. Prices of Sewing Machinos brought within the reach of all. $55 Sewing Machipes at $19.50, with all attachments. Orrzxnencen, 514 9h st nw. Standard aud lt Gurley’s Soler Compass with telescopio nt- tachment, $100. = 477 Pa, ave. 1* Broad Run Creamery Batter, 250, per Ib. “Sun Rise Chop” Tea, only 50c. 1° Merzozn’s Fine Grocertes, an Comfort Powder. Don't go away in summer without a bor of Comfort Powder. You will certainly want it All druggista, 10 Best Oils and Stains, 714 K st. n.w. Youre & Co.,Sole Agent Grell Paints.jol-th,s&m-3t 5O More of those Fine Sewing Machines selling so rapidly at $8.98 at Avrapacn’s East Branch (4th aud Pa. ave.) Domestic Sewing ae and Patterns. Wat Foxx, Manager. th stn. w. Comfort Powder. For a gentleman who shaves a box of Com- fort Powder is a great luxury. nu See S, Helier, 720 7th at, aw, is Aspe cialty in Ladies’ and Children's “Hats "On and. [eben also cures Dandraf. my-tr Royal Headache Powders. 10a. Draggista. | apaste ——___ Comfort Powder. Don't dose for skin troubles. Comfort Powder will cure you. i Elixir Babek cures all malarial diseases. Rarrs Esrenpnisz, a4 ITH ST. 8. E, Cream Goons. Cream Goons. 18. Cream Challies. Our price, 10340. She. Cream Cashmere. Our price, 252. G0c. Cream Cashmere, all wool. Our price, 450. $1 Cream Henrietta, silk and wool. Our price,60c. 60c, Crean Flannel. Our price, 450. 0c. Cream Mohair. Our price, 450. Winte Goons. — Wurra Goons ‘8c. White Striped Muslin, 43¢c. 1c. White Piatd Muslin, 7c. ‘12}ge. White Plaid Muslin. 8X0. 10c, India Linen, fo. ‘12}go. India Linen, 7X0. Linen, 8840. 230. Linen, 13340. . 6-4 Of Cloth, ee korn Marne. Marra. Our Matting Sale the talk of the town, We have 1g few more Ie Hira Sruw Hare oe, Beck met is 4 eae F ae *Giisrean Tofants’ Tap Slippers, 25, #e Givens Brack Eth: Missea’ Tan Misses? = eee ee Rurrs 5; al 1241 1ith st we LEADER LOW aoe Bo sare to look for name and number. We are the on! SSS house in this section of the city Luvorraxt Tyronarios THE BALTIMORE HERNIA INSTITUTE, Incorporated under the laws of the state of Maryland. W. ©. KLOVAN, M. D., Surgeon in Charge, NEW DISCOVERY. THE McCANDLISS TREATMENT. THE TRUSS LAID ASIDE FOREVER. BRANCH OFFICY. 1110 F 8T. N. W.. Rooms 10 and 12, Metzerott building, second floor. A CERTAIN, SAFE AND HARMLESS CURE POR RUPTURE. Dr. T. K. GALLOWAY of the institute will be in our TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS of each week, atthe above named office, FROM 12 TO 5P. M. for the benefi t of all those who are afflicted with Hernia, and who desire to avail themoolves of this treatment. ‘The cost of so great s boon is extremely moderato when compared with the benefit recetved. Many of Baltimore's best vhystcians recommend the treat- ment. Numbers of prominent citizens have bean per- manently cured, among whom we mention: Jno. M. . Geoghegan, steamer Charlotte, York River line; Ino. Richardson, esq., president board of Heense com- missioners; Arthur A. Quandt, pharmacist, 124 3. Howard st. ; Dr. M. Curby Burkhard, 107 Park ave. ; 0. A. Kirkland of Matthews & Kirkland, auction and real estate, 32 and 34S. Charles st, baltimore city. my31-6t al ‘Tea grown in this country. ‘Tue tret lot ever offer Tt is stun h Break to consumers. far to the En fast a ‘ ms17 Loox Ovr For Tue CHOLERA. ‘An a Proventive use Page's Disinfectant and Ger- macide. For sale by all grocers. HOLLY & CO., Sole Agents, my27-1m* 1232 33d st, and Sth and F sw, Who Can’t Spare $i a Month One share in the Fidelity Building, ‘Loan and Investment Association at the For value of $200 costs $1 per month or25centsaweek. The shares mature in 102 months; you will then have paid in 8102—you draw out €200—a net gat of $08 oneach share. Such literal in- ducements are offered by no other cor- Poration of sound fnancial responsi- Dility and the plan affords the oppor tunity of turning small weekly or monthly savings to good sccount, which in many cases would be spent for noth- ings. Furthermore » shareholder can always borrow one*haif the amount paid fn. G@rCail at the office and let us ex- plain the matter im etait. FIDELITY BUILDING, LOAN AND INV. ASSO., MAGILL BUILDING, 908-914 G st. n.w. ALONZO TWEEDALE, Secretary. HARRISON DINGMAN, President. 3 23 apron 08 SPER RTOEE ST AX sa to AT 102, SAND ACC! Sirnices Kicest 6 oy Poe p Bokbs TRENT PATE! 5) ett sci ne e230 1b North st. batinere PAYS FOR A ier $1 2 ze i a 1? fare to a ie cosas ea rd ocustey com Sey tp ia ‘rank!in st, — Ben os ee gi ae i burb.of Atlantic City: S 7 sure from tf Vhiiedel ‘ot ome, aqour:| NV ios bers faet a eS a Sarit AXpuOteonte creed EQUITABLE CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION. Assrss, 91,455,088.00, A Co-opesative Saving and Loaning Association. SAVING. —Four per cent interest per annum is cuar- anteed: Upon maturity of shares full earnings aropaid. The twenty-fifth issue of stock is open for subseription and first payment, which can be made at the offiee of the association daily from 9am. to4:30p.m. Shares, $2.50 monthly. LOANING.—Those who have property to | And ‘mortgages to pay off or contemplate building should ascertain the terms and sdvantaces upon which money is loaned by the Equitable Co-operative Bujiding Association. ‘Loans are: in any amount desired, from $100 upward. Seven years and three months isgiven the borrower to return the principal and interest, in monthy installments, At any time bayore, however, settlements on loan can be made in PART or in full. When PART of a loan is settled the monthly install- ments are reduced. Interest is only chanced for the actual time that a loan, or any part of ft. ts held dorrower—tt laced as | will ail by the being reduced as the loan is repaid. Members are extended every facility snd encouragement to return Jowns and pay for their property. Pamphlets snd information can be obtained upon application at the office, EQUITABLE BUILDING, 1008 F 8T. N.W. Rie sfoek Gente in. | Telephone Stock ESTA, _ EXCURSIONS. &e. WEDNESDAY, SDAX. SATION AT BALLOON <D PARACHUTE DROP AT RIVER VIEW, Ino deliehtful evenine sail to 0 NIDIAR HEAD. sdncviay. Tine Table: The Prute at 9 and 6-45 pm “Marry Randall st 723 pm oundteip Ticketa: ES. RANDALL, “A LBAUGW'S GRAND OPERA Hoos ni FIFTH WEEK. DICKSON OPERA GO. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, MIKADO. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, MASCOTTE. ADMISSION, 25 CEXTS. Ne mes of Normanty. CEPXaNS LycECM THEATER, IN THE THEATER MISS CLARA BECKWITH IN SWIMMING EXHIBITIONS SECOND SEN: AS} if FIREMAN'S ASso. Es. par. 3U SURE 7, 108 e eran Volutowr Fig Sea Getty is de Sa Pn as to F Socasion of the grand ‘frei ‘Trains leave Ar5,6.0, 10.081 a SORE. shawnee. Er summer garden bers and at the depot on morning of 7th. FEMALE WALKING MATOS. Come ail, ‘7Zhour contest, 6 hours daily, two weeks Every week day, 4-12 p.an., with rest 6-8. START THIS AFTERNOON AT 4 P.M. Be, y. P. 8. C.F OF CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCE EVENING PXCURSION 365 to All = 25e. = 15-08 a RIVER VIEW AND INDIAN HEAD cee GARD} py ee wiment fu Steamer Samuel J. Pants de he a me Pe ey Venere Bost ear Ee BNESDAY, June 7, 1808, ‘The public “ere most ‘cordially’ im Rex, Nyg_0 B0o'clock, ITZSIMMC NG AUDITOI 7th st. . Hi, Crane's Co. re odgnas Co. Mary ol seai ‘hesiock Bandera, from £'S Wi eps rcs illagd's Co. a ¥. Co. 1. om et eth ein. RAD ate 2 N’'T FORGET TO REMEMBER iu itsnion Be. D® BAicubton oF s STAwBEREY ‘PRSENE RITORVED TRINITY JUVENILE SocTER oe Held wipe unday Shea Ea ina ste. n.w.. JUN! 9 Bente tn cluding ‘cream end berrses jclose, 11 p.m All are The commniites of arrenzemente,” ELKS’ EXCURSION MARSHALL HALL, | MONDAY, JUNE 5, 1893, JRHOSAPHAT! *|Tickets, 50 Conts, outs tonne CAMPS OF THE rhukpouse m cose in Seo CAMPS OF THE season—A. deb-tf nf ie vee To be had of members and at the wharf. sosrling ateach otlur like fainiabed wo! YOU KNOW WHAT TO EXPECT. LET THE FIGHT COON!) mmmmssa ‘BE FOURTH SELECT EXCURAION Should it terminate as aid the battle betwoenthe | 1 ViOL! = le between | M4 £T FaS Ate will be given Ti EsDaY. te KILKENNY KATS =. Boat leaves whar! 8:45 a.m. 1 eat tm ST=4MEE MACALESTEE TO MOUNT VERNOK A QREAT SHOUT tho people, whe pa atte te inna & Fe ico ramps Sseiont sew " Flow. ae Lae ‘aT aes fs We've had something: own hands) supply the great demana fa RoR. orm com - TEN DOLLAR |TO va “oe Suite of for men, which were sale soon ae SORE Be mond wore webbed Ft ane uch (smatine ravigity’ tbat” they "alment er easel ree rio keep faith wih the Public. "All or nearly all, of ee BANNER “acenat Fox may come in fae 2 ee ae wwever fast and furions i td le You sze'tn teed of shew and on ~ SUIT OF CLOTHES Be eete sat ce cr TROT de GOMER scHEDULE TOTHE GREEN LAWNS OF MARSHALL BALI. Steamers MACALESTER and RIVER a Tu Nartorat Suarez Depostr. SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANE Of the District of Columbia, CORNER 15TH ST. AND NEW YORE avR Chartered by special act of Congress Jan., 1867,and acts of Oct., 1890, and Feb., 1892. CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. <= t aie SAVIXG8 BANK DEPARTMENT, and Interest allowed oo Sband'abore: 7s PNAS ‘Loans money on real estate and collateral eccurity. TRUST, DEPARTMENT, sed ‘executes, rants of ronal alt gna. sine ‘vaults at 63 per fetes aereatens | 2 eee ee ‘Srptaoat, Hows AS sONES, ee Super y ei ie raeoa, ene ae Long = eS Gian cof ores ane Hg Es here. Woodbury Blate mht C. T. Havewsen, Member Washington Stovk Exchange, ‘Real Estate and Stock, Broker, Booms 9 and 11, Atlantic Building, Fet nw. INVESTMENT SECURITIES, Btooks, Bonds and Grain bought and sold for cash or on margin. Cotton bouxht and sold in New Yort or New Orleans. CORRESPONDENTS. Purnell, Hagaman & Co.. New York Stock Ex- ‘Lehman Bros, New York Cotton Exchange. Lehman, Stern & Co., New Orleans Cotton Exchange. ‘Lamepn Bros. & Co. . Chic: Beauty Balm, THE SOCIETY RAGE. 4s a Complexion Beautiier Unequaled, PAULINE HALL, ‘The Beautiful Song Bird, writes us: Gentlenicn: Tam pleased to be, a FAVORKBLY of pour ea ble. Breparetion an: eae uty most, effect raul vise ae mand off the stare gJoppstons, bone Phabe Davis, xe y Di ie Sas tio: lables ‘blotchen, —p ps all blemishes, by acting naturally on tHe the wkin ,e3 the Meet the ae producing b matural color and white- ly pure and harmless. PRICE ONE DOLLAE A BOTTLE. BEAUTY BALM is for sale in Washington at all leading dragmints, hatr dressers, costumers and deal- ersin tollet preparations. FENNO LABORATORY, Sole Propnetors, North Gthst., Philadelphia. mhiS3m OLD FavORES sew forme. The Weber. Dec that purpose. Non il reach them an Professional attention as long they're here. Sasvers & Srarvax, 934 F Piano Merchants, Tr. Jel. “TEN DOLLARS “egies ra ans aS ay Oban IRDA, TASE.ALT AS se er © sit: praise ana abe ieee ROP fing Pla arate 4 point or two and bur « most excellent = Serer" 29-00 ran Wane op ond Ses Retroder ‘Oreueetra Danciag Muse on the Bannockburn Chovict S nc ore “Hastie oan go dows to Maraha!l Halon the morning ‘sfigrnoun trie of our steauiors and return ot aay ieieers UREN for Adexand: iar down Se Gipmuont. ieeluaig Ms ouseanes, st ae gin . — ‘Jou shall have them ibs prices SE the green sacoreite Monday. Wednead until to Europe and soid by all stesnseht Euro.wan exeursion bo: 1225 Pa‘ave., Bradbury’ Lilot of Ch: dren's Black **Ox- ~ = pace ao ee Ea 7 om 5 ar CUnbeRE ASD" , day... 500 ear ee, DONT Hote Llot of Ladies’ Dongel phos 81.50 and ¢: ~ MOUNT VERNON, — HOME AND TOME OF WASHINGTON. By Wash.. Alex. aud Monat Vernon Raliroa. Alone the banks of the Potomac and a Shroweh the reeteof Alexandria, bringing in oe al poe, ‘Sean Aratan, Penneyivants aay Sess a ad be ws ferry. 7 38 conta. “pevial tare fur sharior © full of ‘other equally alluring Iwithoue “posting, we have ashineton, ie east ers ah parsers pgsam. 3 and Mougt Verann “rounds open trom mu Admderion 23 cons. ‘ech, " G. B. PHILLIPS, Gen. Pass Acent, 1321 F et a. { = a | Dw. HOLDEN, Superintendent. aris 7 bee, ° 2288 220 | Wouips ram Pxcensioxs: es Mee tacts Fon ah oy rt -clamae Woe Are Pleased To know that our REMOVAL SALE PRICES are appreciated by #0 many people. — so concn’ 1d VE Ag: every two hivare for Chain bride Coaches for hire: feast LEWIS 3. COLLINS. mye aes ATTOR EYs Coxrarit APIS Fe, | Retetg. tay Bond aes DSR. w., Washington, —— ee We shall have to stop this fearful slaughter of strictly Fine Footwear very soon, as it's but ashort time to moving day. You had better come in today | and get apairortwo. Shoes will keep till you need them, In many cases we can save you from $1 to $2 ons Os Asp Avren single pair of shoes. Mari Geo. W. Ries, GAS BILLS May be paid Tae Wannex Atthe 717 Manxer Seace, Snot Hovse, 1115 FS:NW GAS APPLIANCE EXCHANGE: 2428 NEW YORK AVE., Instead of at the ap204f West End National Bank. Get the Best. THE cowcoRD RARMESS. LUTZ & BRO., 497 Penn. ave., adjoining National Hotel HERE DO YOU LIV Residents of AK W Expert packers. Lowest} ig arace Mauxer, 102 Coss. Teieyher ‘Trunks and Satchels at low prices, <8