Evening Star Newspaper, June 16, 1893, Page 10

‘THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, Virginia, generally cloudy weather with rain; cooler in western portion of Maryland and Vir- ginia; increasing northeasterly winds, CONDITION OF THR WATER ‘Temperature and condition of water at 8 a.m.: Great Falls, temperature, 78; condition, ‘%W, receiving reservoir. temperature, $1; con- dition at north connection. 30: condition at south connection, 36: distributing reservoir, temperature. 79; condition at influent gate Bouse, 36. effluent gate house, 23. Low tide. [328 am. 408 pm ‘Two Huxpep styles Challies and Lawns, 5c.; Irish Lawns, 123¢c.; Dotted Swiss, 1234¢., 15e.; Pink and Blue Chambray, 7c. Jouxsox, Gax- war & Co., 636 Pa. ave. nina ae Gaocens, Sex Tims. Fifty barrels very lean Bugar-cured Shoulders. Cut well; no hocks. 639, 641 La. ave. Im delicacy of fia foreign to'any parts = of flavor This cigarette is not made by ‘the trust ——— great book display at 729 7th st. Books -—_—_ Gugat Removar Sate o¥ Cuorce Caxvizs at Sharpless’, 303 Pa. ave. ‘Tomorrow will be our last day on the avenue, and we to make it a greatcandy day by offering a superb line of choice confections at the “special” price of 20 cents a pound. On and after Monday next we will be found at our new store, 614 9th street, just above F st. Frere Barnets New York Sugar-cured Shoulders, 639-641 La ave.; very_lean, cut well, no hocks. Cuaxar! ft . It takes but little “change” to change from beavy underwear to light. Our 43c. Balbriggan Underwear is “great.” Hesnr Fraxc & Sox, cor. 7th and D. Srectat presents tomorrow at 729 7th st. Books free. Hoter Preposta—Board per month, $20; board and room, #25, $20, $35, #40 and upward. ‘Tux Gneat Rusa still continues at the Ex ping Carver CLesxixo Wonks, 631-635 Masea- chasetts ave. Telephone, 425. | Carpets made moth-proof free of charge. Pror. Gzouars’ Surexps cure bunions, corns, &c. 10 to 25e. 1115 Pa. ave., 2d floor. - = For Sraixo Lamn go to Joux R. Ketcr, 9th street wing, Center market. Telephone 1064 For Tomornow. Fifty barrels Sugar-cured yw York Cut Shoulders. 639, 641 La. ave. Jouxerox Buos. & Co., grocers’ supply depot, have fifty barrels Sugar-cured New York Cut Shoulders for tomorrow's trade. Very lean and no hocks 639-¢41 La. ave. = You Reatty Dox’r Kxow How good a laundered Outing Shirt @1 will buy till you've seen ours. Fit, “get-up” and style ase perfect. Herr Fraxc & Sox, cor. 7th and D. Sex special present display at 729 7th st. free. —- Muss Straw Hats at Cost.—45, 75, 9c., 91.35, 81.65. Macnen, 521 10th st. n.w., near F. cITY AND DISTRICT AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Atsaven’s Opera Hovse.—Dickson’s Sum- mer Opera Company in “The Chimes of Nor- mandy New Narroxar Taearer.—Summer Comedy Season—“Bachelor of Arts.” Acavruy oF Mvstc.—Blanche Chapman's Benedt—Carmencita and other attractions. Coxvextiox Hatt (K street corner 5th).— Grand concert for the benefit of the sufferers Of the Ford's Theater disaster. Kzasay’s Lyceca Turatca.—Female Walk- ing Match. Tux Barrce of Gerrrssvac.—ti5th street and Ohio avenue. Firzsmoroxs’ Avprrorrum (7th street near Pennsvivania avenue).—Continuous perform- ance from noon. until 10:30 p.m. St. Pacu’s Cuvnem (corner 15th and V streets northwest).—Garden Party. Faaxkirx Scuoot Buriprva (corner 15th and K streets ).—Permanent exhibit of the handi- work of pupils of the Manual Training School. sub wausi EXCURSIONS TOMORROW. Mansuart Hart.—River Queen, 9:30 am.; Macalester, 10 a.m., 2and 6:30 p.m. Mr. Veuxox.—Macalester at 10am. Bay Rivox.—Trains leave B. and 0. station 9:15a.m., 1:30 and 4:23 p.m. River View.—Samuel Pentz. 945 am., 145 and 6:45 p.m.; Harry Randall, 7:15 p.m. “Tux Growzers.” Wasu:xatox Lopar, No. 2—Excursion to River View. leaves at 6:30 sharp. iE ae ‘The Colored ¥. M. C. A. On last Saturday evening Mr. George M. Arnold, who was killed in the Ford Theater dis- aster, was to have addressed the literary society of the ¥. MC. A. on “Reminiscences from "63 to "98 of the War and Reconstruction.” This Saturday (June 17) evening Prof. J. W. Crom- well. principal of the Gurnett butiding, will a fore the literary society of the Y. M. C. (colored), subject: “A Tribute to George M. Arnold." ’ The public is cordially invited to this meeting, which will be held in the ¥. M. C. A. building on 11th street northwest. sinsaneonaits: ‘The Sanitary League. ‘The committee on dairies and food supply of the Sanitary League held a meeting at the Co- fumbian University last night, Prof. Charles E. ‘Munrce presiding. Resolutions were adopted expressing the appreciation by the committee of the efforts of the Commissioners and of the wiik inspector, Prof. Hird. to maintain the standard of milk and offering to co-operate with the Commissioners ia any way in which they might desire to secure pure food in the | District. A subcommittee was also appointed toreport what further legislation 1 necessary for the protection of the food supply. Dr. H. W. Wiley of the Agricultural Department was selected as acting chairman during the absence of Prof. Munroe. —_—_———— A Fire In a Brick Yard. A Great W. T. Walker & Co.'s brick works last nightat 3 o'clock, caused by one of the large kiln roofs falling in and catching fire, did dam- age amounting to about $500. There is no in- surance. ——-_—-— ‘Will of Virginia Deal. The will of the late Virginia Deal has been @led. She directs the sale of her furniture and bousebold goods; leaves $100 to L. B. Ander- sou; @300 each to Mina Espy and Cornelia Greenwell and the balance of the estate to George H. Armstrong, in trust for St. Teresa's Boman Catholic Church of Anacostia Mr. Armstrong was named as executor. To the World’s Fair via B. and 0. @OING VIA WASHINGTON AND RETURNING VIA NIAGARA FALLS. The Baltimore and Obio railroad has placed on sale at its offices throughout the east excur- sion tickets to Chicago, good returning vis ‘Magara Falls, with the privilege of stop over ‘teach point. These tickets are valid for re- turn journey until November 15, and are not ted to certain trains, but are good on all B. and O. trains, and permit holders to via Pittsburg or via Grafton. ae Day and Sunday at Bay Ridge. ‘Trains leave Baltimore and Ohio station week days at 9:15a. m., 1:30 and 4:28 p.m. Sundays 9:85 & m., 1:30 and $:15 p.m. Round trip @1.—Adet. bs eee Exrexsive Saxe of furniture of all kinds at Sloan's, 1407 G street, 10a.m. tomorrow.—Advt. Two Tuowsaxp dine cigars at auction tomor- fow at Sloan's, 1407 G street —Advt. travel | : An Interesting Talk to Dealers in the Article by Prof. Wiley. Last evering the Pure Milk Dealers’ Associa tion held a meeting in Faber's Hall, on 9th street, and a number of dairymen were prosent to listen to an interesting talk on pure milk by Prof. Wiley of the Agricultural Department. Prof. Wiley first spoke of the large amount of milk that is consumed and of the necessity for product, with the exception of sugar, had been subjected to so many analyses as milk, and for that reason, he said, thesale of impure milk is sure to be detected sooner or later. Furnished as it is to millions of consumers, it had been extensively adulterated, and to prevent this fraud upon the public, and, perhaps, injury also, a chemical control of the milk supplied to many cities has been instituted and maintained. He spoke of the Jersey cow giving the richest milk in general use, i BOILING MILK. Prof. Wiley spoke in favor of the boiling of milk, so as to kill all the injurious matter which it might consume in being left open to the air and the impurities that may be 1m the place of storage, especially during the summer time and during the period of infectious diseases. Milk seems tobe the natural home of all kinds of organisms. Not only does it carry those which are not deleterious, put also those which are injurious. It even has the power of absorbing lors in the highest degree, so that milk ex- posed in the presence of bad odors rapidly ac- quires them. Experiment, he continued, has shown that any milk exposed in a place where there are onions will acquire the odor of the vegetable without any act on the part of the cow, and so it is that the milk will acquire the odor of an unclean or filthy dairy, but by sterilization milk is relieved of impurities. ‘The speaker im- Pressed upon the minds of his hearers the no- cessity of having a good breed of cows, properly constructed stables, and the keeping of both cows and stables as clean as possible. THE CARE OF cows. ‘Then the animals must be properly fed, for, he said, cows fed on slops and refuse of distil- leries surely cannot be expected to give the pure milk of a cow that is fed on grain and hay and such healthful food. Then, too, the water the cows drink plays an important part in the character of the milk produced. Cows, he said, have a tendency to drink stagnant water in preference to the water in a running brook, but such stagnant pools should not be permit ted m the pastures. ‘The improper feeding and watering of cows does not only lower the standard of the milk, | but it is also calculated to throw the animal into a diseased condition and thereby decrease its value. Prof. Wiley repeated the nece, the animals und stables clean and furnishing | | proper food. und said that the vessels used | about the dairy should be sterilized every day. | In conclusion, he said that the milk of each an- |imal in aherd should be examined separately to determine whether or nov it is upto the standard, and all animals whose milk fails below the standard should be rejected from the herd. | The standard which the dairymen should use, in his opinion, should be 12.5 per cent total | solids and a minimum of 3.5 per cent of fat. During the summer months the minimum may be reduced to 3.25 per cent. ‘A vote of thanks was tendered Prof. Wiley and the meeting adjourned. ‘The next meeting will be held on the 15th of next month. ity ofkeeping THE BAROTTE LEAGUE. An Organization Formed to Liquidate the Debt of St. Augustine's Chureh ‘The temporary organization of a number of the members of St. Augustine's Church for the purpose of reducing and finally wiping out the debt of that church was last night made a per- manent one. The meeting was held in the parish school on L street and was weil attend the absence of the president, Mr. Bowit presiding officer was Dr. Lopez, who was cl man of the committee appointed to draft a constitution. After the minutes of the previous meeting had been approved Dr. Lopez made the report | of the constitution adopted by the committee. The report Was read seriatim until, upon the suggestion of one of the members, it was read | until some one had a suggestion to offer as an | amendment. The constitution was adopted practically as it was reported. As adopted the constitution declares that the | organization shall be known asthe Barotti | League of the District of Columbia, whose ob- | Ject is the reduction of the debt of St. Augus- tine’s Church by such methods and means as shall be decided up vided for, and they shall be clected sein’ ally, to hold office until their successors q The membership is unlimited, being only con- fined to those who are in sympathy with the | movement. An initiation fee of 25 cents is charged. Application for membership must be made in writing and will be referred to a com- mittee on membership. Meetings wil! be heid on the first Wednesday of each month. The active business of the meetings will be arranged by a committee of five, to be desiguaied the executive committee. on. The officers are pr ——— ACADEMY OF THE HOLY CROSS. Commencement Exercises of the Minim and Junior Classes Last lvening. The annual commencement exercises of the minim and junior classes of the Academy of the Holy Cross were held last evening in the large hail of the imstitute on Massachusetts avenue between 18th and 14th streets. There was a flattering attendance of the parents and friends of the school, and there were plants an flowers and lights sufficient to make the scene one of rare beauty. A program of exercises was ad- mirably rendered by the children, who showed in every way the evidences of the thorough care and training they have received at the hands of the devoted sisters, ‘The program was as follows: Polka de Con- cert, Lacasette, Misses A. Trainer, A. Kendrick and M. and A. McGrath; choras, “Forest Ram- ble,” Abt. junior vocal ‘cluss; recitation, “L nd of the Lilies, minim class; “Fairy Revels, nheur, Misses’ M. Parker, N. Keleher, ‘Trainer and V. Hagerty; Rural Sports and Ci Pastimes, juniors and mmims; Lanjo duet, Misses M. Trainer and K. Toumey, piano, Miss M. Moreland; recitation, ““Freedom,our Queen,” Miss M. Holtzman;schottische, Kraemer, Misses G. Woodburn, K. Loughran, N. Kea: Howison junior Fr Chair,” minim class; Galop de Concert. Misses M. Mattingly, G. Woodburn, M. Holtzman and Walsh. After the exercises had been concluded premiums for efficiency in catechiam, mental and practical arithmetic, grammar, geography, history, writing and spelling were awarded to the following pupils of the minim class: Misses M. Holtzman, Pauline Bliss, L. Fer- L | guson, D. Ferguson, M. Ridgate, M. Harbit jickson, B. Burns, M. Burus, N. Keane, E. F ter, Kathleen McMahon, M. Green, E. Dugan, M. Brown, L. Duffy, M. Pierce, A. Mason, A. Wheeler, K. McMahon, H. Shea, B. Bailey, M. Bailey, M. Grogan, K. Grogan, M. O'Toole, A. O'Toole, K. Pomeroy, M. Lambert and’ L. Simpson. —_ Summer Excursion Tickets Toall northern and eastern seaside, lakeside and mountain resorts, to Deer Park and Ouk- land, the Virginia Springs, Niagara Falls, Luray Caverns, Gettysburg, and to all other points where people gather in search of health and leasure, are now on sale at ull Baltimore and aio ticket offices at greatly reduced rates. These tickets will be sold from June 1 to Sep- tember 30, and are valid for return passage | until October 31. Before selecting your route or resort consult B. and O. summer excursion book, in which shortest routes and lowest rates, via “Picturesque B. and O.,” to all resorts are given from points on that road east of the Ohio river, profusely and artistically illus- trated. This book can be procured free of charge upon personal application to ticket agents, B. and O. R. R. Co., or you can have it mailed to you by sending name and address with 10 cents in stamps to Chas. O. Scull, Gen’! Passenger Agent, Baltimore, Md.—Advt. es Parlor Car to Staunton Via B. and 0. R.R. For the accommodation of those visiting the | Virginia Springs and of other traveler: ‘all | | man parlor car bas been added to the B. and 0. train leaving Baltimore 9.30 a. m., Washington | 10:40 a.m.. arriving Staunton 6:59 p. m. Par- | lor car train leaves Staunton 7:04 a.m., arriving Washington 2:35 p. m and Baltimore 3:30 p. m.—Adet. ———. Prxey Post Horex opens June 17 for the season of 1893. Near the Chesapeake bay. Only summer resort on the Potomac river where there is no bar. Steamer George Leary leaves her wharf foot of 7th street on Satarday, June 17, at 6 o'clock p. m. for the hotel, arriving in Washington on Sunday night at 10:30. Bee jade. round trip, 75 eenta,—Adet its being pure. He thought that no agricultural | THE GARBAGE CONTRACTOR. His Case in the Police Court Continued Until Next Wednesday. Mr. Benjamin W. Clark, to whom the Com- missioners several months ago awarded the garbage contract, was in the Police Court this morning to answer the charge of violating the health ordinances preferred against him yee- terday by Warrant Clerk George M. Washburn of the Police Court, as published in yesterday's Sraz. ‘Mr. Pugh. the prosecuting attorney, called Judge Kimball's attention to the.case and said ‘he was ready for trial. “Lam not ready just now,” said Mr. Clark. “My attorney, Mr. Henry E. Davis, is not present. and another thing, I want time to get witnesses and prepare the case.” “When were you arrested?” asked the court. “This morning,” the defendant answered. “Then you are entitled to a continuance,” said the judge. “Lam here charged as the defendant,” said Mr. Clark, ‘‘when i haven't had anything to do with the business for a month. “Are you the contractor?” asked the court. “I was the original contractor,” he answered; “but the National Sanitary Company has been conducting the business for several months.” “Was there a transfer with the consent of the Commission: “Idon't know just éxactly how the matter stands at present.” But the Commissioners were aware of whatever was done. Mr. Pugh said he thought the case should be heard at an early date. The hot weather, he said, is here, and it is important that e decision should be reached as soon as possible. of next week at 11 o'clock. ——— CARMENCITA’S VISIT. The Spanish Dancer Occupies an Opera Box Attracts Much Attention. Astrikingly handsome woman, gorgeously dressed in evening costume, with diamonds and other precious gems in profusion at her neck and upon her hands, was unconsciously at- tracting unusual attention as she sat in a box at Albaugh’s Theater last night. She was ap- parently not an American, for the rich olive coloring of her smooth skin, the flashing dark eyes, raven black hair and snappy style were indicative of thelanguorous native of the sunny land of Spain. As she sat there thoroughly en- Joying the performance, her dainty hauds glee- fully applauding the singers and her face light- ing up with pleasure as she broke into a hearty laugh at the comedy, she was as unconscious of the attention she was receiving as though there was no one in the audience but herself. At first it was the remarkable beauty of the face and the grand carriage of the well-formed figure that caused the spectators to turn in her direction, but after the second act, when it be- came known on the foyer that the object of ob- servation was no other than the famous Spanish dancer Carmencita, the audience were even more demonstrative. Though at the end of the opera, Carmencita waited until every one had left the orchestra chairs, in the lobby a large crowd had gathered to catch a glimpse of her. During ber siay in the city she will be the guest of Mrs. Blanche Chapman Ford, at her home at the head of 16th street. During the performance a Stan reporter was accorde terview. Carmencita speuks very little English, but her brightness and clever pantomime makes it not diffieult to un- derstand her. She apparently has the quickest conception of wit and enjoys thoroughly a good laugh. Recently the statement has been published that the wonderful muscular strain that the dancer must undergo in her unique and thor- oughly charactetistic dance had undermined ber strength and health.and that soon she must stop or endanger her life. When this sugges- tion was made to Carmencita she shrugged her shoulders, gave aroguish smile and replied ‘ificantly: “‘Nouspaper stowry.”* Her physical condition, she said, was never better, and dancing, instead of injuring her. keeps the system in perfect condition and health. Carmencita ewhibits the greatest nervousness in appearing before a Washington audien: tonight. She has heard of their critical cha acter, and, said last night, she fears thi the people of this city will not understand the meaning of the dances of ber country and will misinterpret them. Her dancing is not of tho igh-kicking variety, for seldom does she lift her foot but a few inches from the floor, and | her costumes are the beautiful colored ones of her native land and are very long. A friend of the dancer seid that on only one occasion had the ever seen Carmencita exhibit any temper. It occurred in Minneapolis, where a reporter interviewed her and then wrote a story to the effect that. though her dancing was not of the high-kicking style, in order to show that she could dance “zee American style,” she lifted her dainty foot and tapped the chandelier. “If that young man could have been found I believe sho would have thrashed him,” said the informant. a THE COURTS. Cimcurt Court, Drvisiox 1—Judge Bradley. Yesterday—Gaven J. Austin agt. Corbe order to return deposit for costs. 1. D. C., A. G. Brown agt. sany agt. same, and Shiloh Baptist Church agt. same; motion for return of property overruled Egurry Covrt—Chief Justice Bingham and Judge Hagner. Yesterday—Electro-Libration * Co, _ against Sanche; hearing continued to July 1. Duncay- son agt. Ronscesvilles Co.; delivery of prop- erty and disinissal of suit decreed. Gutterson P. Cook Beginning June 15and continuing throughout the ‘summer season, the Baltimore and Ohio railroad will’ attach = Pullman arlor car to the limited express train leaving Camden station, Baltimore, 10:20 a. m. and Washington 11:35'a. m., arriving Deer | Park 627 p. m., Oukland, 6:47 p. m., and Grafton, 8:45 p.m. Returning car will leave Grafton 7:20 a. m., Oakland, 9:14 a m., rk, 9:30 a. m., arriving Washingt 4:05 p. m., and Baltimore, 5:15 p.m. Exprevs trains leaving Baltimore 2:30, 5:00 and 1 p.m., and Washington 8:20, 6:15 p. m. and 12:35, m. run to Deer Park and Oukland and are equipped with Pullman sleeping cars.— Adct. ae Bathing, Boating, Fishing, Crabbing. All at Bay Ridge on the beautiful Chesapeake. Trains leave Baltimore and Ohio station week days at 9:15 0. m., 1:30 and 4:28 p. m. Sundays = 9:95 a. m., 1:30 and 3:15 p.m. Round trip 1.—Adet. a Tue Name of Charles John Malnati, one of the graduates of the Business High School, was inadvertently printed as Malnote. W. H. Fuss axp Jee C, Lorz. executors of the will of Frances E. Knobiock, have filed a bill against twenty heirs of Mrs. Knobloek for the sale of the real estate, sub 113, square 878, to enable them to pay thé legacies under the will. ‘Tue next examination for admissions to the bar will take place on Saturday, the 24th instant. Ix Judge Cole's court yesterday, in the case of James King alias Robinson, convicted of housebreaking, a motion for a new trial was Hoovs Sarsararitta Cunzs HOODS RHEUMATISM. CURES “Teuffored with rheumatiom CU for nearly two years, sosevere CUR Teould not walk. Tlostmyap- CU Petiteandwasreducedtoamere CU skeleton when my brother ad- GC vised me to take Hood's Sarsa- cu bottles for rheumatic trouble ‘and had been PERMANENTLY CURED. ‘My father got mea bottle and before it was gone I wasbetter. Tcontinued taking it and have regained an appetite, sleep well, am not troubled with aches or pains and can now walk quite long distances, I am gaining in flesh and weigh heavier than I have for s long edeasa total obetetotetet otetat sacoessaca tspetel state fotct Sr foter te fata c= rl ERLLLEEDRELELLLL A OLEL EDS fe at time past. Ihighly recommend RES HOOD'S SARSAPAKILLA For rheumatic trouble and be- Move it 1s worth its weight in gold." HARRY A. BUR KETT, Curryville, Pa. HOO Ti 5 | sstoaiee PILLS cure. ET ee a aaneneaesateaaneaaanzeasasconcenes isiotslotets tet enemen ae The court fixed the hearing for Wednesday CITY ITEMS. Look Out for the Babies. ‘The lives of thousands of babies can be saved by the use of our brand of Condensed Milk. With but one exception we are the only manu- facturers using porcelain pans—others usi copper—and our milk is put through the puri- fying process within two hours after milking to remove all animal taint. It is then super- heated for the purpose of destroying germs and finally evaporated. If you read Tue StaR you are fully ative ‘to the paxcEn_ threatenin, the lives of your babies through the continue use of fresh milk. If you have never tried Condensed Milk before try it now. 16c. can. Tue Garat AtLaxtic axp Pactric Tea Co., 501 and 503 Seventh st. n.w. 1620 14th st. nw. $104 Mast.. Georgetown. 815 H st. ne. Stands in all markets. Newrox H. Bowaax, ‘Telephone, 848. tt) Manager. sees The Lace Counter at Tnor?'s is piled up with the best bargains to be found anywhere. 1602 14th st. n.w. Don't delay. “It Goes!” “Time” Payments on “Bottom” Prices, Furniture, &¢., Galore. Joux Rupprx, The Accommodator, 513 7th st. nw. Today's Shipment from fuctory of 50 Do- mentic Machines eclipses all former ones in int of light running and superior finish, it co, 7th and H sta, peck Arrangements for the Summer Will be incomplete unless Old Dominion Cagar- ettes are included. Picture in every package. It y y, 5 years old, 65¢. qt. Port Wine, med. use, rich, crnaty. 50c. qt. Sherry, Muscatel and Angelica, 50c. Claret,heavy and rich, $2.75 Golden Cutawia, 75e. gal., 2 Conuensed Milk, 10c. and 12c.; Imp. Sar- dines, 2 4 for 25c., large boxes, 10c. each, Lime Juice. 25c.; Potted Meats, 20c.; Ham and ‘Tongue, 10c. Health Biscuit, Finest Family Flour, $1.50, 7. It md 400. sack, P. R. Witsox, 934 7th st. n.w. Special Day Ai ‘Tomorrow 4 7th st. Gnzar Cuiva axp Japan Tea Co, Regular grand present day. Book: Dishes, Teapots, Cups and Saucers, Plates, great variety of useful Table Ware given free to our customers tomorrow. 729 7th st 729 7th st. 5,000 Books given free. Magnificently Tlustrated Books. Books for children, Books for CITY ITEMS. D. C, FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1893—TEN PAGES. EXCURSIONS, &c. AMUSEMENTS. None Other Equals Thea-Nectar. If you are fond of iced tea you will find Thea- Nectar superior to any other brand—and with every pound we give one of those handsome Rose Bowls or a large Water Puil asa special present. 60c. pound. Tue Great Atiantic axp Paciric Tea Co., it 501 and 503 Seventh st. n.w pesiicncalnioas Specti resents tomorrow at 729 7th st. Books free. = at see Grocers, See This. Fifty barrels very lean Sugar-cured Shoulders, Cut well; no hocks. 639, 641 La. it Comfort Powder. A lady said: “My baby cannot talk, but she crows when she sees the Comfort Powder box, It ie a delightful application.” All druggists. 5 === The (1st) First (?) Question—Are you getting “value received?" “If you get one of out $1 Straw Hats you are, Few as good for the price, none better. $4416 “Henry Fraxc & Son, cor. 7th and D. Royal Headache Powders. 10o. Druggists. ‘ap23-tr eg Selected Frogs on Tonst a» specialty of the Puranas Overen House, 13, 11th ot jel0-6t ee S, Heller, 720 7th st. n.w., is ae cialty in Ladies’ and Children’s Hair ing and Shampooing: also cures Dandra#. my9-tr See special present display at 729 7th st. Books free. ol * it Comfort Powder. A gentleman said: “If I could not get it for lees, I would give $10 a box for Comfort Pow- der. I use it under my truss pad.” All drug- 6 gists, Every Delicacy of land and water obtain- able in every style at the PHILADELPHIA OYSTER Hovse, 513 11th st. Telephone No. 515. Opon Sundays from 5 to 11 p. m. jou See great book display at 729 7th st. Books free, it Elixir Babek cures all malarial diseases. FINANCTAL. AVOID THE DELAY USUALLY REQUIRED IN vetting money by coming to us. Any amount inatant yon estate and collateral eccurities. JOSEPH BROTHERS. Real Eat ‘Oth and Ps What $10 a Month Will Do ft Think of st! Ten Doliars invested gvere outh in the LOAN and SOCIATION FIDEL at T~ will net the 40) 00.” Can you realize $9 n in- in 102 months the ment with the ‘Money loaned to shareholders. W-Callat the office and let us ex plain the pian to vou. Maou Berorxe, 908-914 G Sr. ALONZO TWEEDALE, Secretary. HARRISON DINGMAN, President. Towxsexp $ OFFER AT 100 AND. GUAKANTE on. SCOTT & SON, young ladies, Books for old men, oks suited for everybody. See the bulletin board at entrance and reat display of Books in window. You can decide at once from our monster descriptive board which you prefer. You can do no better thing for your children than get them splendid and instructive i- lustrated books. Read this hist: 729 7th st. Hinstrated 729 7th at. History of the Great Civil War, Museum of Wonders, History of the Bible, Eneyeloped Robbs’ Family Physician, Star of Bethlehem, ‘The Prince of Glory, History of the United States, Indian Horo: Lite of Barnum, Pilgrim's Progress, Beautiful Gems, Histories, Life of Sherman, Marvelous Wonders, Life of Spurgeon, Scenes Around the World, Life of James G. Blaine. 729 7th st. 729 7th st. Everybody can get the above books absolutely free of cost Our Coffeesare roasted right here in Washington by our own roast- ing mills and sold direct to con- sumers, Good Coffee, 20, 25, 28, 30 and 5c. per pound. Choice New Teas, 30, 40, 50, 60, 80c. and #1 per pound, Gaeat Crixa axp Javan Tea Company, 729 7th st. Telephone, 816. it ‘ Raa F Mlustrated Books free. 729 7th street. 1t Guns and Rifles, last season's stock, at re- duced prices. Cutlery repaired and sharpened, Wazronp's. ate a Johnston Bros. & Co., grocers’ supply depot, have fifty barrels Sugar-cured New York Cut Shoulders for tomorrow's trade. Very lean and no hocks. 639-641 La. ave. at “Lay on Macbeth.” Wo beat them all on everything. Refrigerators, $2.75 up; 18-spring Lounge, $2.95; Best Carpot Lounge, $4 488 5-leg 6-foot Table, oak, $3.43; Folding Bed, $7.50; Parlor Suites, $20 to $85; Wire Doors, complete, 98c., $1.25, &e.; Tea Set, 56 pes., $2.93; Six Tumblers, 15c.. &c., &e. Grasry (‘The Cash Man), Double Stores, 1510-1512 7th, bet. P and Q n.w. jel5-tr Delicious Green Turtle Soup at the Puraperata Orsten House, 513 11th st, every day. Jel0-6t ee For Tomorrow. Fifty barrels Sugar- cured New York Cut Shoulders, 639, 641 La. ave. it as There Are All Kinds Of “1 Straw Hats” on the market—with us there is only one kind—the best kind—in all new shapes. Jel5-3t Hevay Franc & Sox, cor 7th & D. Fifty Barrels New York Sugar-cured Shoulders, 639-641 La, ave.; very leau, cut well, no hocks, It sa Buy From id Get Coffee. We'sell the best blends in the United States at prices beyond competition—Mocha and Java, 83, 35, 38 and 40c. pound—and with each 2te. worth our usual checks. We are also bead- juarters for Sugar at cost of handling. ‘ge GREAT ATLANTIC AND Pact¥ic Tea Co., 16-501 and 503 Seventh st. n.w. — Do You Smile? If so, and you want to ill the perfume of same, chew W!] 's Yucatan Gum. It will doit in two minutes. je12-6t Seashore Oysters in every style served throughout the season at the Paitacecrura Ovsrge House, 513 11th st. Je10-6¢ Comfort Powder. Anevening’sonjoymenthas often been spoiled for a lady bya big pimple on the face. Comfort Powder would have prevented it. Alldruggists.4 Tharp’s Berkeley Pure Rye Whisky— Also Foreign and Domestic Wines. There is no brand of whisky—that comes nearer reaching the pinnacle of purity—than James Tharp's “Ou Beugexer” Rre Waisky. It has stood the test in this city for many years—and its thousands of patrons— who do not drink any other brand of whisky— declare unanimously that it is the best beverage and tho finest tonic extant. He has also an ex- tra brand of Genuine Bourbon Whisky, which is duly appreciated by his many customers. His collar is filled with all the choice and se- lect brands of Imported and Domestic Wines. His wholesale and retail wine and_ liquor "es tablishment is at the old stand, 812 F st, n.w. my6-tuaftf ee Soft Shell Crabs, Maryland style, at the Purapetpaia Orstam Hovsg, 513 ith st. 010-68 Nort st., Baltimore. C Jorsox. & Macanryr: MEMBERS OF THE NY EXCHANGE, 1419 F st., Glover Building. Correspondents of Biewrr. Moore & Schley, 80 Brosd- way, Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds. atest be change. Loans. ond ‘Sto on ths er" hanger of New rk, Piiladeiphta, Boston Shd Baltimore bought and sold Aapecialty made of investment securities. District Bonds and all-local Railroad, “Gas, Insurance abd Telephone toc ity ‘Auterican Bel Tux Naroxa, Sarz SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY Of the District of Columbia, CORNER 15TH ST. AND NEW YORE ave Chartered by special act of Congress Jan., 1867, and acts of Cet., 1890, and Feb., 1892. CAPITAL: ONE MILLICN DOLLARS. SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. Rentenafesinaide DUngIAr-pFOof vaults at @5 per war Rectritien, Jewelry, silver ware and valuables of alkinds inowner's ‘package, Wank oF case takea Ex deposit at moderate cost. SAV Dpontta tecelved froin. TEN. CENTS upward, posite received frown. TE upward, Riterest allowed on 85and above. inoney on real estate aad collateral TRUST DEPARTMENT, Acts as administrator, exeentor. recer signe, and executes trusts of all’ kinds. ared by ® competent attorney in daily as. Is attend Zenan C, Robbins, Andrew Wylie, Matthew Gd. Binery, Cha Henry A. Willard, Fs jarues M. Johastom, aries «Koss Bory, chu G. Parke, 01 i john F. Rodgers, William E. ‘Thomas K. Jones, bert 0. Holtzman, Woodbury Blair. "mh17 Havesyen, Member Washington Stock Exchange, Real Estate and Stock Broker, Booms and 11, Atlantle Building, ‘990 Fat. nw. INVESTMENT SECURITIES, Stocks, Bonds and Grain bought and soid for cash or on margin. Cotton bought and sold in New York or New Orleans. ‘CORKESPON DENTS. Purnell, Haaman & Co., New York Stock Ez- chanee. Lehman Prox., New York Cotton Exchanee. ‘Lehman, Stern & Co.,New Orleans Cotton Exchange. ‘Lamson Bros. & Co.. Chicago Boardof Trade. Private wires to New ura, Culcayo aid Now Or- Jeans, Telephone, 453. yel7-tr Ixvontaxt [xronmatiox. THE BALTIMORE HERNIA INSTITUTE, Incorporated under the laws of the state of Maryland, W. ©. KLOMAN, M. D., Surgeon in Charge. A NEW DISCOVERY. THE McCANDLISS TREATMENT. ‘THE TRUSS LAID ASIDE FOREVER. BRANCH OFFICE, 1110 F ST. N.W.. Rooms 10and 12, Metzerott building, second floor. A CERTAIN, SAFE AND HARMLESS CURE FOR RUPTURE. Dr. T. K. GALLOWAY of the institute will be in our city on TUESDAYS end FRIDAYS of each week, at the above named office, FROM 12 TO 5 P.M. for the beneftt of ali those who are afflicted with hernia, and who desire to avail themselves of this treatment. The cost of 90 great * boon is extremely moderate when compared with the benefit received. Many of Baltimore's best physicians recommend the treat ment, Numbers of prominent citizens have been per- manently cured Littus, esa. W. C. Geowhexan, steamer Charlotte, York River line; Ino. Richardson, esq... president board of license com- missioners; Arthur A. Quandt, pharmacist, 124 8. Howard st. ; Dr. M. Curly Burkhard, 107 Park a1 real estate, Zand 34S. Charles st., Baltimore city. Jol4-6t O IOIOIONONOIOIOIOIO = I d E 5 i S S = [= ~| =| Ice Coupraxy. = 5 —Wholesale and Retail Dealers in— S = KENNEBEC ICE, j= “I THE PUREST AND BEST. |= D> tarsens in your orders by matt or by |O Sour yellow wagune — = S Marx Orrrex, 910 Pa Ave. |S -_ — — OWOTO ©. A. Kirkland of Matthews & Kirkland, suction and | Sf°, GECOND GRAND FAMILY EXCURSION JOLLY FAT HENS CLUB RIVER WIEW, THE CONEY ISLAND OF THE POTOMAC, on Monday, Jume 19. BNcttlaSogal Tis pa Steamers leave River View at 12 m.,5,9 and 1030 TICKETS, 25 CTS. ‘dren under ten — FREE. Pm. e tight to ‘refand the a to any Obje-tionsbie yersonn JelU- ot 6:45 P.M. JUNE DAYS AND EVENINGS ON THE RIVER To the Green Lawns of MARSHALL HALL aND ROMANTIC INDIAN HEAD. Tho iron and steel steamer CHARLES MACALESTER FRIDAY and SATURDAY, JUNE 16nd 17. Parties can go down to Marsnall Hall at 9:30 and 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. and take the evening boat from there to Indian Head if desired. All for the round-trip fare of 250. Schroeder's Band and Orchestra day and evening. Pity gement reserve t Sundaysat lam.,2:45, 3:30and6p.m. jel6-2t AVE YOU MADE INQUIRY concerning CONN'S FAMOUS P.C. TOURS to the WORLD'S FAIR? “C. AND 0." ROUTE. All tours personally conducted, We take you from your house and return you to 4. You may spend 6 days or more in Chicago. Accommodations perfect. Careful attention to all your needs. First tour leaves tomorrow at 2 p.m. — every Saturday from now till close of fair. Cheaper to go with us than by yourerlf, More for your money. Send or call Jor tiustrated booklete, CONN & CLARK. ROOM 16, METEFROTT BLDG.. 1110 ST. ¥. The aunual excursion of tie FIRST CONGREGA- @tONAL. CHURCH ees to To an Beoa and yrs He steanse a loaves the wharf at 0.3 FRIDAS EVENTS Sune 16, 183 "Wharf at the end of cable ard 0. MKF SONNE GROWLELS, Te WASHINGTON Lover, No. 2 In addition tothe usual program of dancing the ionds of the organization. will be entertained by J and ‘Toral talent, vices for this occasion. ‘To be procured of members at yeld-3t BAKERS’ BENE- 13540-13350 E ‘Tickets, 90 cents. the boat. ER VIEW OP SATURDAY, J! E17, sae SPECIAL JUVENILE JUBILEE. €7-On the 9:45 a.m. and 1:45 p.m. boats only Sat- whiny Tale dickets will ‘sverybody 0 conte Bring out the etl dre of conntey Ife, Be- turning, leaving Kiver 30 p.m. By special request and positively the last sensa- SUNDAY, JUNE 18. the clouds. Gar Sunday next last appearance of Leona, Prof. O'Dell and the aerial dows. ‘Se E -L, Sole Proprietor. AS EVENING on iy porowac 4 ‘Steainer HARRY RANDALL, For the benefit of PARSONAGE AID AND WOMAN'S HOME MIS- SIONARY SOCIFTIFS OF HAMLINE CHUKCH FRIDAY, June 16. Boat leaves 7th st. p.m. Ticke: Refreshments fore fhe boat by he church. FS YENNG Exconsion or Cuorat Socrerr AND Carrrat Gure Crvs, MARSHALL HALL AND INDIAN HEAD, MONDAY, JUNE 19, ' By Steamer Macalester Leaving wharf, foot of 7th st., at 6:30 p.m. Tickets, 50 centa, at Metzerott’s, at the wharf and of members. (@r-MUSICAL PROGRAM AT THE HALL-@8 ee Sees GECOND ANNUAL EXCURSION OF MARINE ENGINEERS’ BENEFICIAL ASSOCIA- TION, FRIDAY, JUNE 16, TO RIVER VIEW. Steamer Samuel J. Ponts will leave her wharf, foot of fthst, at 035mm, 1:45 and 6-43 pm. ‘Music und dancing all day and o Stopping at Alexandria on all tripe. Jel3-4t Repvcen Rates to s ORLD'S AIR. HENRY GAZE & SONS vs Special fast Daily excursions trains Via Pennsylvania RK . 1 yynd-trip railway. Pose at hited te Chinas tor cis tO) ayes Re teh ee ficulare write or call'on W. P. VAN WICKLY. £235 Pennsylvania ave. de1diin MOUNT VERNON, HOME AND TOMB OF WASHINGTON. By Wash., Alex. and Mount Vernon Railroad. + Potomac and through th» bringing in view all his- torical polats. Take traina, Pennayivanis depot, 9:45, 10:45 a. yeoly Wand ALY at round trip. Scouts jexandria ferry 10°30, {1:30 a mand 13:4 BS cents qiloust Vernon erpands open ro, : a ‘Aduuisston, 25 conta.” "™* °™ mide G. R. PHILLIPS, Gen. Pass. Agent, 1821 F st. n.w. WAS, NOBLE, Gen. Manager. Jo12 CABIN, p JOHN, BRIDGE — STEAM Lacncu FLORERC. will leave ced et aud panal, onroet town, for Cabin Joun Bride, on Sindaye ont ey daily, t aly except Sundaye Am, and'dp.m. sharp. For charter for its on SOHN A MAROON S Tie 450" nee oe aa ot eer at Judd & : a STEAMER MACALESTER TO MOUN’ x. SUMMER SCHEDULE: MORNING TRIP AT 10 0°CLOCK. (Returning by 1°50 0.10.) AFTERNOON TKIP AT 2 O'CLOCK SHARP. TO MOUNT VERNON. HOME AND TOMB OF WASHINGTON. THE PALACE STEAMER MACALSSTE Built expressly for the Lailies’ Mount’ Vernon Asa>- ciation. Steai heated throuciout, Plowsant THE ONLY THROCGe ROUT . ONL x a NO. FERRYING NO TRANSPI < DAILE TRIPS (EXCEPT SUNDAY) AT 10 A.A FARE, KO! CENTS. Admission to gronnas, 25 cents ‘Tickets with Mount Vernon, sdusssion coupon at- tached for sule at the steaner's wharf, foot of 7th st., and at all hotels. A delightful trin on the famous iw, en route, ainone notable and hist. Arlington hie 9 Arsenal —N: Yard—Naval_ stor. MARSHALL HALL « myth TRANSPORT. ENcHants: + ND MINES TION COMPANY. TO BUSTON BY SEA. Magnificent Tron Steameh * 54 Hen Round trip. Fare, inci ‘A. L. HUGGIN . Foot Lous Dock, Batiiovare, ofthe Fair. Cost of t0 $80. For illust-ate ir aU KNIGHT ae nt QUMMEN SCHEDTLE TO THE GREEN LAWNS OF MARSHALL matt, Steamers MACALESTER and RIVER QUEEN, as follows: oa lester, at 10 a harp, i er, at 10 2.0. an mm. “SUNDAYS“ Macalester: at Ulam, 2:45’ and'b:00 WH eee pam AN HEAD FVENTNO TUPS—Landine at Mar shail Hall’ p.m... commeucine Pitt Day, 3 MLURDAY. JUNES. Also, on 1 Seely, ana toerretveren ten ooh fe: er eed ra ¢viry THUESDAY. FRIDAY and SATURDAY F INGR throughout the summer, leaving Marshall Hail 82.9:30 pam Muse on ail trips and at Mavshall Hall Schroders Orchestra Dancing Music on the Big Pax ion. Parties can eo down to Marshall Hall on the morning of afternoon trips of our steamers and rettirn on any ft of the Company's regular bouts for one round-trip Se. STEAMER RIVER QUEEN for Alexandriaand river jandings, as far down as Gly mont, jncluding Marshall Hail, both ways, at 9:30 a.m. daily excoptSunday.) DIPORTANT NOTICE —Excursioninte to the ergon Behar oe tie dani daonas ag steams TE wharf on raer RIVE QUEEN. electric Hichted. fine and fast, st 0:30 a.m. vas eicariouists the ionic ait of early morning. Ruaday Shoots ena the MT. VEKNON BOAT Co. PROPOSALS. U, DEPARTMENT OF AGKICULTURY, WASH wit he rocelved ‘by "the Rattan aren butt TWELVE PTWESTY SECO for i of the bureau imma industry of this department in Waehinetons DC. The rixht to reject — or all bids is reserved. — mation as tothe kind of rooms required can ob- Si tbe Derartinent of Anrculeare, 2 SUES ment of . STERL MORTON, Secretary. és pelo-at Fi OF THE MARSHAL OF THE ED gate 1a, TN Scaled ‘propena's: indorsed Lies.” will be rece aaetunes CLOCK M. “JUNE TWENTI= eat of the inetnct of Coltsbia and Curtof the District of Colbie for the United States court house. Washington, D.C, fr such quantities as tay be required for tse at the year ending June 3h), INO4. Siz coal, wrod, tee stationery. Detailed information as to the several Srticies required and sunyles uf station-ry. Re, may oo ‘0 rprlication st thie office, The rights fererved to reject auyandailbids, DAL RANSDELL Ealtnd stoves Marshal for the Donrict of Columbia, DROPOSALS FOR MISCELLA WFOUS T ‘Ofte of the Superintendent uf the State, Navy Departiwent butiding. - Seated provesals, Picate, indorsed Proposals for Mise Iteiws, wil bo Bash see Pet WO Eat, ON Wom TY-NINTH, Int, for furnishing by. riculture G®48D concert ADEMY OF MOST ACADF: iC, SUNDAY, JUNE 18, 1893, AT 8 O'CLOCK P.M ‘Tn aid cf the sufferers from the FORD'S THEATER DISASTER Madame SISSIFRETTA JONES, The fomeue prima dasee sopvnin, exstal ‘ma 1, TRE TEMPEMANCE CHOIR of the FIPTEESTIR STAFET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. MPFIROPOLITAN 4.4. E CHURCH cao Mrs. Leva M. McKinney, sopreno. Mr. Joseph H, Dowrien, otinis. . Wm. C. Elkins, berytone, Mr. E. 8. Hoffman, saxophonist. THE AMPHION GLEE CLUB. The eutire proceeds of this concert will be given te the eoneral reliet fund. ‘The object ts one that ‘touch aaympathetic chord in all hearts and insure services, Stes tae Accnangeare BOD bas Mad tem jet usall unite and make “his concert « finanetal wacom, We desire to resiige .t least $1,000. a committee are in charge of theam I. Meriwether, M. Langston, P. H. Carson, :' BK Brave, z JohyR. Lynch, ‘Wim. C. Chase, George Martin, BR. H. Terreti, E. M. Howiett, Jas, H. Smith, Dr. F. 3. Shedd, 3. T. Layton, ‘Aapon Russell, Francis Upsher, CR. Douriam, G. 8. Wormley, Archy Lewis, Jerome A. Johnsom, Oro. W. Cook, J. EK Rector, 2H. N. Waring, aceon, Jon H. Butcher, GENERAL ADMISSION. “FORD'S quratvh Dibasten ‘SUrrenens, = My: ‘Club, Asststed BSS Hien Caunoum and ster —— UNIVERBALIR Ch EPR tbat SNE a, AUS pom. pe a ROPOSALS FOR FUFL,—0 OF THE perint-ndent of State, War and Navy Depart ent Lutldte duplicate, ine at (one kare far . 83 tone whe Saustorcrconls “Al' coat arsed be of the Sent naaltne free from Gust or tupurities and inspected by sae eys at cost of the con Tactor , ne by the party or coutract or ‘contracts nay be ities as the of the ollice may require. | Keserviny the as ak more or as much less of either <oal or Wood as may be Fed Also the riht to portion of any bar Will be required t fat the contract price. or all bids or to accept any bidder or’ bidders he stm of 5,000 ENT OF JUSTICE, THIRD, for sunp! fiscal year endvne J; articles: Statione pltesand the ¢ formation tarnish! iy fon. RICHARD OLNEY. chief eiers upon applica Ff Attoruey Geuwcal Jo6-13t Do You WANT ARRIAGE? In consequence of the very Inte suring and bad weather We finl ourselves ereatly overstocked w! Surerior Made Carriages. and to d you do not need something: Victorias That were €250, $875, #850 and $775 reduced to $850, 8775, 8790 and 8075. Phaetons. Full leather top, 4-1 -passen: 50, $550 aud $300 reduced to Surreyse ». 4-parsenger—that w- $325, €250 and ea td Bava, B00 and BTS Canopy, 235 red Physicians’ Buggte: were $300, $275,8250 and $225 reduced to $250, €210 and $190. Phaeton Buggies #20, $225 and $125 reduced to €225* 190 and $100. That $255, at were 827: 8200. 8-Spring Phastoms-> One han deo front dash—reduced from pe han tcome loop frost, large Stanhope Buggies== Suitable f ithe easure or busines—thet wore S273, #250 and $225 reduced to 625, #25, S210 and SidesBar Buggies T ee, $200 and $100 reduced to $275, 6175 Light-Weight Driving Traps Combination Buckboard. Qhzp ony superior make, Reduced from #220 to Jourbert & White? Buckhboard. Is; natural weed }.” Reduced to SS One Word. AlLof there Carriucrs, with oneor two except are this <trine’s prodtction. “hey sre sunerion es Hivte aud quality to any ator’ of Carvinuws ou chorea ronticot Sew Yer, amr, Carries cutmoerated Fite PRICE ASKED ie » bot let this cpportunity pass. se aia NDREW J, Ware Rooms, 1026, 1028, 1080 COMM. AVE. Factory, A*2. 414, 16 1473 $ 6 1470 ST.W.W. ARDEN PARTY AND FESTIVAL In aid of the building fund tne 3075. Pant ‘Cathlie Oh *enosiandy aeageay sl VaR 10-30 ine prices et eee mamsto end Yrom Refreshments at evening. Je14¢-3t* = Beason tickets, conte. conte. RAND CHARITY CONCERT For the re.ief fund of the of the and wounded SUNDAY, JUNE 18, 1893, At WASHINGTON PARK, 1340-1350 Bet oe. Concert to begin st 3:30 nm Gates open one hour ot Aiminsion. it Oven Peru fi, Solieg, Recor, ‘And other talent wide KE™sssrrcctiimaTe LAST WEEK OF THE FIRST FEMALE WALKING MATCH. Bvery week day, 4-12 p.m., with rest! MISS CLARA BECKWITH, THE SYLPH OF 1HE SEA, AtS. Qond 10 p.m ‘25e. Admission to Al. 25a, Next week—Second Match of the series. je18-6 ‘io regent beet " ak LEND ME FIVE SRILLiNes A BACZELOR OF Al THE COMPANY. Frederic ‘Next Week—Fourth Week of the Saal 1OUR AY RIDGE, On the Chesapeake, Ts now in ite glory, and affording full enjoyment fey ‘ercurstontists, Boating, Bathing, Fishing and Music by the Fifth Regiment Band. ‘Trains leave B. and 0. station, Washineton, wool days. 9:15am, 1:90 0nd 428 p.m Sundare, 0:35 © m, 1:300nd 3:15. m Round trip from Washington, @L Chiléren, 80 conta, A delightful trip on the steamer Columbia, 10 cente, el2-tecl, STEAMER, BARTWOLDT Fo! S*on con Pleasure (t~ mH Cinda. for ‘a LAND's BOAT HOUSE, foot of Fst. nw. LBAUG""S GRAND OPERA Bi A‘PASIKTH WEEK ofthe Sumner Beason. Evenings at 8:15 Rexelar Matinee Saturday. ICKSON OPERA GO. CHIMES OF RESERVED SEATS, 50 AND 75 CENTR ADMISSION, 25 CENTS. Next Week. yei2at TZSIMM. Ns’ AUDI’ x that bets hand linewn pear Parone, Samos Fitestivetin, Pruprietr sof Manaawe: ONLY PLave Th iE OL AND BEST IN Tae WORLD. CONT Riots reuvORMANGR Fro ‘datiy, The Ladies’ 1 to 10:40 p.m. ‘Popular 206. and Pe ste Summer tel Price, ie 30, "die. oF Ser Children, Ae. 0184 (ACADEMY OF MUSIC. CARMENCTTA. ONE NIGHT OXLE ERIGAY EVENING, JUNE COMPLIMENT AND TEST MONTAL 10 BLANCHY CHAPMAN, ‘Tendered by ber numerous friends, FIRST AND ONL! SCE OF THRGPARY a ¥ APPEARA! IsH WO! . CARMENCITA. CARMENCITA. CAKMENCITA. CATMENCETE: PRcITA The charming fovorite MISS ANNIE LEWIS, Ais ANNIE LEW! . Son 1. THAYER, wucgingaaa™ 4 “other professionals im Andrew Halliday’ fal comeds CHECKMATES, theleurhabie farce comedy, Ant hid WhONG. MAN. __ BICYCLES. Brereres. High prices Dicyclos_ no longer prevail TRO Tong-talied-of “cut has come? THE MAJESTIC, yranteed hich-erade iwachine, Btted matic tires and eagal to aay Yor ‘$83 cask. No Call aud see them. Ghoe aTwAreR. Afally Mand W. on earth, changes. WORLD'S FAIR. ATTORNEYS. (CAMPBELL CALLING TON, renga Bude we Dt ke, Wane Lae Butera bet kw. ‘D.C. Besidence, wks ow. py BOHDS, Farm, vistrons: ite wwembers ten ber < entire oat Apres Sor ooh we Wanted oa busty oF comminlo.