Evening Star Newspaper, June 24, 1893, Page 18

1. LOCAL MENTION ‘The Weather. ORECAST TILL 8 FP. mM. SUNDAY. ; variable winds, , followed Sunday by in- and probably showers west: morning, variable winds, abift- of water at & 77; eandition perature, | | Lovixe & Hauxre, Commission Merchants, 919 La. ave. —_—_——— “Apwrmat.” ‘The only first-class cigarette. Not made by » trust. catire stock ie offered by me at pei- vate sale at a sacrifice. $1 Kid Gloves for 25c. pair. Silk Mitts sold for 49c. at 25c. pair. | Fite fe the way the ontire stock will be sold _ —— Lrontsrxc Rop Work should be done by respon- sible residents. J. H. Kusutixo. ‘Phone 138-2. ‘Tax Reisrsozn’s lec Cream. 285 G st. nw. Possart's Icx Crnau delivered anywhere out of town by express or steamer.1427 N.Y. av. Mzx's Stnaw Hats.—Don’t buy until you see | tiiose we cell at S0c. and $1. They are near. Boss’ Hats, 25 and 3c, A. T. Lewis, 485 7th st. Rrr=manpr’s Sixx House, 910 7ta street northwest, Closes herextter on Saturdays 6 p. m., same as July and August at 5 p. wm. ‘Tae Gneat Riven sti'l continues at the Ex- Pm Carrer Cuewsrxa Worms, 631-635 Massa- chusetts ave. Telephone, 425. ' Carpets made moth-proof free of charge. Lramtxtxo Ropsscientitically and practically | patup. J.H. Kuruixo. "Phoue 138-2 Fox Comront-Lovixe Mex we offer aline of ‘unstarcbed Feather-weight Outing Shirts. The ideal summer garment. From $1.00 up. . Hesey Prasxc & Sox. cor. 7th and D. No Necesstrr to Cnoose Fetneen comfort and style. Our 1.00 Straw Hats combine both these. added to quali alfove the average. Huxar Fuaxc & Sox, cor. | ‘th and at CciTY AND DISTRICT AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Avnaven'’s Orzna Hovse.—Dickson'’s Sum- mer Opera Company in “The Biack Hussar. New Natiosat Txeaten.—Summer Comedy Geason—‘Our Boss.” Keaxax's Licecw Taeaten.—Fomale Walk- ing Match. Frrzsmewoys’ Avprrortcm (7th street near Pennsylvania aveaus).—Continuous perform- ance from noon until! 10:30 p.m. Frayxxux Scuoon Burtptxe (corner 13thand K streets).—Permanent exhibit of the handi- work of pupils of ths Manual Training School. ge EXCURSIONS TOMORKOW. Riven Vizw.—The Spanish dancer, Fleurette, and other attractions, Samuel J. Pentz, 10:45 em., 3:15 and 5:30 p.m. Mansuatt Hart.—River Queen, 3:30 p.m; Macalester. 11 a m., 2-45 and 6 p.m.. Bax Rivox.—Trains leave B. and 0. station 9:35 am, 1:30 and 3:15 p.m. anne ae Sucfqes Abroad of a Washington Firm. Stam has frequently had occasion to poirff Gut that Washington, though other cities e be of greater mercantile importance, is with business establishments that excelled in their facilities and numbers - its business men, merchants who in poiat of ability and enterprise have no snpe- tiors. In recent years this development of Washington as a business city has been quite as marked as ite ment in other re- spect. A.striking instance has just been given in Boston of the suecess achieved abroad by Wi ‘s ive business men, Messrs. W. B. Moses & Sons having underbid several Boston firms for furnishing the United States navy yard in thateity. The award, which has just been announced, shows that this typical enterprising Washington firm can undervell in their own city the foremost firms in s business center, and goes to prove that Washington has good reason to boast of its business houses. pet oleae A Choir Director Resigns. Signor Mariano Maina has resigned his posi- tion as director of the choir of St Patrick’s Chareh. The announcement was made at the expression of regret, «3 choir to a high degree of excellence. The t a a good one and the chorus is among best trained in the city. Sig. Maina will di- rest the choir for the last time tomorraw. pte fuss demons In Memory of Senator Stanford. The trustees of the Metropolitan M. E. Church have arranged a service in memory of ‘the Iste Senator Stanford to be held at that church tomorrow morning. Sunday, June 25, atl o'clock. Bishop Jobn F. Hurst, D.D., will Preach « memorial sermon. ‘Senator Stanford wasa attendant of this church when- ever in Washington. —_——___ To Marshall Hall and Indian Head. No more pleasant evening excursion can be found than the trip to Marshall Hall and In- dian Head. The boats leave at 6:15 on Thurs- day, Friday and Saturday evenings, and hun- reds of people avail themselves nightly of an e@pportunity for a sail down the river, deriving keen enjoyment from the cool breeze, from the water and listening to the good music from the fine band. The steamers stop at Marshall Hall and returning, so that those who desire the pleasure of dancing on the pavil- or indulging in the other pleasures that Hall affords, can‘have an opportunity of ‘These Indian Head trips are on Fridays and Saturdays. Tomorrow 8 ae elt Hal ollows: “Macalester : a5 iver Queen at fenties ry conga ture at m. Passengers predic. afaik Lay = —__ Friday’s Toure the Seashore Penn- ‘syivania Raiiroed. = The ania railroad has resumed the ular Friday trips tothe seashore. ‘These will be valid going only on train leaving Wi a al ‘m., returning from either City, Cape May or Sea Isle City ‘@w “Any regular train up to and including the f Tuesday, and | are sold at the low rate of $5.00 for the round trip. Parlor ear accommodations can be se- eured in advance between Wi and | Philadelpha and Philadelpha to points named by application to Robt A. Parke, agent, Balti- more and Potomac station.—Advt. pumben Aa Tinh Regiment Band of celebrated. iment Pins leave B& O station woek days at 915 a.m., 1:30 and 4:23 p.m.; Sundays at 9:35am, $30 snd $15 pm. Round trip, 6100.—adve Gaze’s Round Trip Tickets te Chicago And room for 6 days at hotel in 032 ‘Wm. P. VanWickle, 1225 Pa. ave. pe a Vinee Ol Au!! Fire Works! Gould's, 421 9th.—Adet. Hl | bowling. green Inwns, fine trees and sail on the GUIDE Posts. Points om Excursions in All Sorts of Directions. It is getting hot once more, and the young man’s thoughts lightly turn to ideas of ex- cursions. Asa matter of fact, the thoughts of the young man’s parents, sisters, cousins and aunts also turn in the same direction. Here are some guide posts for such thoughta: Bax Rivoz.—Bay Ridge is open. It is need- less to say that Bay Ridge is open in all its glory. Excursions to Bay Ridge are now of daily occurrence and the enjoyment is sure. Boating. bathing, fishing and music are only a few of Bay Ridge’s amusements. The dinners at Bay Ridge are symphonies and the amuse- ments a whole brass band in action. For Bay Ridge take the Baltimore and Obio trains. Jounxermex Tartons.—River View will be the scene and Monday the date for the excur- sion of the Journeymen Tailors’ Assembly. The journeymen tailors are going to havea time, and all care is to be sewed up in a and dropped overboard with the goose. The journeymen tailors are going to have prizes for bowling and they are going to have a lot of other amusements. The Pentz is going to take ail tailors and friends of tailors down at 9: am, 1:45 and 6:45 p.m. Tu Foun-axp-s-Hatr Srazet Cxvrce Excvasroy.—The members of the congrega- tion of the First Presbyterian Church, 43¢ street, and their friends will take sion of the River Queen Monday evening for » moonlight trip to Indian Head. The annual river reunions given by this church are always enjoyable. This year music is to be mado a 9 feature. In addition to an orchestra the male quartet choir of the ebureh will ren- der a program. Refreshments will be served. The boat leaves the whar? at 6:30 p.m. Tickets, 80 cents. Children half price. Bostox House Exrzores.—The annaal eursion of the Boston House Employes’ Reli Association occurs next Tuesday, June 27. The smployes of Woodward & Lothrop. on May 19, | 1890, organized this association with the object of creating a fund for the relief of its members in case of sickness or death. The association is at present ina very prosperous condition. It gives an excursion to Marshall Hall annually | for the purpose of adding funds to its treasury Preparatory to the winter season, when the greatest demands are made upon it for sick Denetits. The excursions by this organization are among the best regulated and most select of the season, and always enjoyable becanse good order is maintained on the boa’ @ ! grounds. There will be dancing at Mar... Hall and musie by Prof. Schroeder's Orchestra. Friends wud well wishers of tho employes are invited to neccompany them. Boston House will be closed at 5:20 o'clock ou thie occasion. Moust Veaxox.—Alwaysa good place for an excursion. Green meadows, shady walks and historic associations, To muse on the grandeur of Washington and kecp cool at the same time is something worth trying. Mount Vernon is accessible by the steamboat and the electric ears. The Macalester goes down at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. except Sundays, and the street ears run every few minutes. Mansmant Hart. —Marshall Hall also has hi torical associations, but itis enough (oconsider the modern assor'ations and pleasures of the place. Do you like shad? Whether you do or not you wili ike Marshall Hall shad, hkewixe the clam chowder, likewise the dancing, music, river. Just now the shad are exceptionally fine at the Hall, the grass is more than green, and the other ‘attractions bxve gained an added luster. The Macalester and River Qneen go down to Marvhell Hall, Look at the advertise- ment in another column and ree the hours of starting. Cabix Joms'’s.—The steam launch Florence runs to Cabin John’s, anc the pleasure of a trip on the Florence is a good enough excursion for any one, not to tuke into account the fun that can be had at Cabin John’s its ‘The Flo ence leaves 321 street and Canal on Sunday at 9 am. and 3 p.m. Epirnaxy Scxpay Scaoor.—July 1 is the date for the excursion, River View is going to | in ow how | be the scene of the p we all much fan ean be kad at River View. Pentz will leave at 9:30 x. m. done cos nae LEGION OF LOYAL Wow ‘the What the Organization is Doing to In- erease the Home Fond. The Legion of Loyal Women have bad their rules and regulations printed ina neat little volume for distribution among its members. The officers for 1893 are as follows: Mr Ruth G. Blasland, president; Mrs. Maria H. Weisner, past president; Mrs. Adelia B, Saxton, vice president; Miss Elizabeth D. Tabicr, recording secretary; Mi-s Helen B. Matthew: corresponding secretary; Miss Mary L. Smith, 1 a Aupavon’s Ores Hovsr.—The poptlarity of the beautiful opera, “The Bohemian Girl,” is attested by the large audiences that always attend its representation in this city. No mat- ter by what company it may be ite tanetul numbers are always listened to with pleasure and the sifigers are always loudly ap- plauded. To” properly present this opera re- quires performers of more than ordinary vocal and dramatic ability. These are certainly to be found in-the- Dickson Opera Company, which will next week offer “The Bohemian Girl” as its attraction. With people possess- ing such well-trained voices and such good act- ing ability as Miss Lily Post, Miss Alice Hos- mer, Mr. Herbert Holcombe, Mr. Edgar Tem- Mr. Jos. Greensfelder, Mr. Oscar Girard, Lindeay Morrison and others, the public may be vare-that-full justice will be done the melodious numbers which call for excellent solo work, and also that the individuality of the characters will be well sustained. New Nationa Tuearen.—The excellent comedy company now playing at the New National Theater will next week present “My Awful Dad,” one of the great successes of the late Lester Wallach. Kerxax’s Lrceva Tueater.—The farewell engagement of Mise Clara Beckwith at Kernan’ Lyceum Theater is announced. She will posi- tively make her last appearance in Washington next week. It is’ doubtful whether at any time. in the history of this house a star bas evoked more admiratign than Miss Beckwith. Young, | beautiful and graceful, with all the dexterity and daring of the fabulous mermaid, she pre- sents an act that possesses that novelty which never wears off. Her extended engagement of four weeks is a ‘new experience to the patron: though in Baltimore, under James L. Kernan’ management, she appeared for over six months, Other engagements interfering, however, Miss Beckwith cannot ‘remain longer than’ next week. This should be borne in mind, as well as the hours of her appearance—6, 9 and 10 p.m. Ontdoors, of course, the femnale pedes- trians will resume walking’ Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock, and with another week complete their seventy-two hour tramp, six hours a day. The distance required to. be covered is 275 miles. There 18a good deal of rivalry among the contestants which will, be heiehiened by A. Harvey, Tremont Hewitt and Little Wonder joining them Monday. Firzenexoxs’ Avpirorrem Trratea.—This Saturday afternoon and night at Fit simmons’ Auditorium Theater is the last of the Present company and the only chance to hear “The Cat Ca Back,” as sung here, the last of the London Princh and Judy, the last of Miller and May, the last of Magic Gardner, last of all the present attzactions. On Monday next new and novel stars will be presented in a new pro- gram, Penrormaxce at River Virw.—The formances on the new stage at River View will be inwugurated tomorrow. Grant Parish has engaged the great Spanish dancer Fleurette | as the star feature of his casino vaudeville com- pany. This dainty little dancer will be re- membered by her appearance at the Press Club | benefit at Albaugh’s Opera House last winter, | whon she made a decided hit. She has been dsncing at the Imperial Music Hallin New York the past winter. Thecompany comprises asplendid list of artists, including Miss Mabel Arnold, in cornet, mandolin and bell solos; Kainochi, the lady ‘magician; Mise Myrtle Tres- sider and Miss Leila Trimble, vocalists, and Prot. Bixler. Two performances are to be given daily hereafter, at 3 and 8 p. m. Noextra cbarge will be made for the performances. The Pentz will leave Sun at 10:45 a. m., 3:15 and | 5:30 p.m. Tickets, 25 cents. | Some Sriexprp Music.—Monnt Vernon Place | Charch was the scene lust evening of an exeep- | | tionally enjoyable program, rendered by Wash- | ington musical talent. A number of musicians of Ligh talent took part. The chief portion of | the envertainment was the grand organ recital | by Jenny Lind Mailer Green. The 0) i } } ning | sa selection from Gounod’s “*Fanst™ Green, followed ition of Da- triumphal mareb, ‘Naanan."” The great vkill of Mme. Green was especially pr nounced in ber own composition, ‘“Romanzy, rd Dubois’ * by Costa, event of the evening was the singing of Von La Hache’s “Missn Pro Pace” by Mrs. Shir-Cliff Mr. Wiliam McFarland, ‘nesisted by the chorus under the direction of Mr. G. W. Law: rence. Miss May L. Corby also rendered a #olo very prettily. Mr. F. E. Ward acted as accom- panist. — ood ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE. It 1s Organized Yesterday and Elects Officers. In answer to acall issned two weeks ago delegates to the number of fifty or mpre met at Fleteber M. E. Church, 4th street and New | York avenue, last evening for the purpose of | forming an organization to enforce the li laws and reduce aa much as | in liquor in this District. The delegates present | last evening represented many of the churches | and local temperance organizations. The meet- ‘The headquarters of the legion are at 1236 £ streetand the membersbip, which started in largely at the beginning, is con.inually being | increased. The purposes of the legion are well known and afford s- ractical work. Lately i Fas organized and art guild auxiliary, and reporting regularly to the legion, the ob- jects of which are to assist the legion in all its undertakings and to devive ways and means of increasing the home fund. It has alzeady proved a most valuable method of work. The legion will hold a meeting on Monday night at Harris’ Hall. MR. BLAINE AND DR. COR. What the Late Secretary Thought of His Augusta Pastor. A good deal has been said in the press rela tive to Rev. Dr. Ecob, the pastor of a Presby- terian Church in Albany, N. Y., who, after the decision by the general assembly in the Briggs case, announced his withdra:al from the Pros- byterian communion. This action was looked upon as rather extreordi No minister has followed his example. It served, however, to attract a good deal of attention to Dr. Ecob, and in this connection it ix of interest to know what his most distinguixhei parishioner said of him in a letter toa friend written some two years ago. Dr. Ecob was pastor of the Presby- terian Church in Augusta, Me., for a number of years, and the late Secretary of State, Jas. G. Blaine, attended his church and bad a strong friendship for him. In the letter referred to, which was written in this city, Mr. Blaine sai “The only hesitancy I have in speaking of Dr. Ecob is lest my language should seem ex- travagant. He is a man of great talent, a writer of sermons as fine as any that are now preached in the American pulpit; n modest man, as pe as the driven snow; in all respects a model. I have known him intimately for nearly twenty years, and I cannot speak of him except in| Braise which you may think in the superlative Holmead Manor Lawn Party. The lawn party at Holmead Manor, belong- ing to Mrs. Jobn R. McLean, at 19th street and Florida avenue, takes place this evening. The affair is for the benefit of the Ford's Theater sufferers. A number of pleasant features will be introduced and the Marine Band will add to the occasion by their presence. ees Virginia Democratic Association. ‘A resolution was presented at a meeting of the Virginia Democratic Association held at their ball, 910 Pennsylvania avenue, last even- ing favoring the repeal of the Sherman law. It was announced that arrangements for an excursion to Marshall Hall on July 5 had been made, and the association might look for s grand rally of democrats upon that occasion. Prominent Virginians would be present and ad- dress the meeting. ‘Week-End Half-Fare M: tain Excursions. ‘VIA THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY, To the Virginia mountain and springs resorts. Reached in fromsix toninehours. Twolimited vestibuled trains with dining carsdaily. Solid vestibuled trains to Chicago. In all respects the most interesting route from Ce Call at C. and O. offices, 1421 and 518 Penna, ave., for acopy of Virginia inbiaek and white.— A a Summer Excursion Tickets Toall northern and eastern seaside, lakeside and mountain resorts, to Deer Park and Oak- 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 all Baltimore and Ihio 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 artisticaily illus trated. This aeons be procured ‘free of charge upon application to ticket agents, Bando. RR. Con or you can have it mailed to you by ame and address with 10 cents in stamps to Chas. O. Scull, Gen'l ‘Passenger Agent, Baltimore, Md-—ddes ing was a very enthusiastic one and a disposi- | ticn vas displayed to fight until success was | secured. | ‘The Rev. J. D. Smith opened the meeting | with prayer, and after the call for the meeting | hed been Tend Mr. E. C. Palmer was elected temporary secretary. ‘Lhe purposes of the pro~ poxed organization were then briefly discussed | and it was decided that it should be knowa as | “The Anti-Saloon League of the District of Co- | 1umbia.” Upon the motion of Mrs, M. E. | Cohen “Maj. SH. Walker was unanimously | clected president, Mr. H. R. Stewart being | elected first vice president. Mrs. H. A. Gillen- water was elected recording secretary, Mr. E.C. Paimer corresponding secretary and Mr. Thos, | B. Murche treasure: | _ After the appointment of S. H. Walker, J. R. Bradley, C.W. Proctor, Mra. Si. B. Plait and | Mrs. M.'E. Foxwell as a committee to prepare a constitution and by-iaws short uddresses were made by President Walker. Rev. J. D. Smith, J. R. Mahoney and J. H Mitchell, the meeting adjourning subject to the cell of the president. —— | Superior Accommodations for World’s Fair Visitors via the Pennsylvania Railroad. The Pennsylvania Railroad Company has made arrangements to accept the low-rate tickets by the fast train to Chicago leaving | Washington daily at 3:15 p.m., arriving at | Chicago 5:30 p.m. following day. ’ This train is yestibuled and has dining car attached. Sleep- ing car accommodations can be secured on ap- plication to office of passenger azent south- eastern district, or at ticket offices of the com- pany in Washington.—Adet, ——— Niagara Falls Tours Via Pennsylvania Rall- road. ‘The Pennsylvania railrotd has announced a series of tours to Niagara Falls on July 20, | August 3 and 17 and September 2 and 28, | tickets to be cold from Washington and Balt: | more at $10 for the round trip, good to stop | off at Watkins and Rochester ‘within limit, which is five days, in either direction. The tickets will also be valid to return by way of | Buffulo with stop-off at that point. Special train with Pullman parlor cars and day coaches will leave Washington on the dates named at 7:10a.m.,arrivingat Niagara Falls 11 o'clock p.m, Return coupons of the tickets will be accepted on any regular train within limit —Advé. ‘Much interest has been aroused by the an- nouncement that Prof. Emmerich, of Munich, and his assistant, Prof. Tsuboi of Tokio, have discovered that Asiatic cholera is essentially a poisoning with nitric acid generated by Koch's | comma bacilli. ee Arren Taz Gar. HOOD'S CURES. HOOD'S CURES. HOOD'S CURES. HOOD's CURES.| | . re | noop's cures. | e HOODS CURES.| | HOOD'S CURES. a HooD's CURES.| | vere pain | Hoops URES. ey PE ee he which ‘were brought about by scold in camp at Linnfield in 1862, Ihave been troubled more or less since that time and have been unable to do any heavy work, much less any lifting. Last spring Ihad an attack of the grip, which left me with » bad coush, very weak, 1 tried « bottle of Hood's Sarsaparilia and it made me feel so much better that I continued tobuy it It has HOOD'S CURFS. HOOD's CURES. HOOD's CURES. HOOD'S PILLS cure all Liver Ills, Biliousness, Jeundice, Indigestion, Sick Beadeche, e THE COURTS. Cracurr Court. Division 1—Judge f- ‘Yesterday—W. H. Cissell agt. W. A. Coulter; on trial. Cmcurr Count, Divistox 2—Judge Coz. Yesterday—Peck agt. Murphy: order for com- mission. McCord agt. New York Life Insur- ance Company; on trial. Equity Court—Chief Justice Bingham and Judge Hagner. Yosterday—Lewisagt. Lewis; divorce granted. Fitzgerald agt. Cronin; guardian ad litem ap- inted. Lockwood agt. Myers; guardian ad item aj inted. Walter agt. Walter: auditor's rt finally confirmed. Perry agt. McComas; auditor's report finally confirmed. Addison agt. Johnson; decree pro confesso. Klug ast. Klug; testimony ordered taken by T. P. Myers, examiner. Pnopare Counr—Judge Hagner. WASHINGTON, D. C. SATURDAY. JUNE 24, 18983—EIGHEEEN PAGES. ‘To the World's Fair—Seaside—Mountains— everywhere, take Beecham’s ow Pills Tilness frequently results from changes of food, water, climate, habits, &c., and the remedy is (Only 25¢. a box.) Yesterday—Estate of Isaiah Hoskins; will filed | Beecham’s Pills, 4022, th,s,tadw With petition for probate, cavent, &c..and John E. Shepperd appointed collector. bond 8600, Estate of Walter Spangler; order of sale of estate of B. F. Miller, petition of probate of CITY ITEMS. will filed with renuciation of executors. Es- tate of Robt. C. Crooks; will admitted to pro- bate and letters issued ‘to Annie M. Crook bond, $500. In re children of Martha A. Em- mons; American Security and Trust Co. ap- Pointed guardian. Estate of Jane Clark of *hiladelphia; copy of will admitted to Estate of Morria Joy; Wm. McGuire appointed administrator; — bond $1,200. In re Clara Jane Stevens; Clara L. Knight appointed guardian; bond, (@5,000. In re G. F. Dawson et al. ; Rosalie A. Dawson, do.; bond, £3,000. Estate of Louis D. Stone; rule to show 1 administratrix. Estate of Geo. petition of widow filed. Estate of 8. will admitted to probate and letters to Hannah Banes; bond, In ro A. M. Rogers; Anne sppointed guardian; bond, #9,000. . F. Dawson, letter of ‘adminis bond given will to B. Banes; jinsued 1,500. L.” Mayes Estate of tration granted Rosalin Ann Dawson: $2,000, Estate of Henry Ruppert; le for private sale. Estate of Adam Baier; admitted to probate and letters issued Louise Eng! 8. P. Wheeler; Theo. F. Swayze appointed administrator d. b. n.;bond $1,000. In re Laura M. Ohl; J. 8. J. Obl CS ane guardian; $2,000. Estate of Spencer A. Coo, petition Tor extension of time by executor. state of Arthur N. Gerault; letters of admin- istration to T. J. Clark; bond $300. Estate of Daniel Adamson; do. to J. L. Norris; bond £2,000. Estate of Wm. P. Middleton: petition for letters of administration filed. Estate of Wm. Smith; May Smith appointed coilector; bond $1,000. Estate of Johanna Smith Auc muty; letters of administration to D. W. Pat- terson; bond $2,200. Where Cool Breezes Blow. At Bay Ridge, on tne broad and beautiful Chesapenke. Trains leave B. & O. station week days at Tyrese! ter Sundays at am., 1:30 and 8:15 p.m. Round trip, $1.— Advt. a ACCURATE IMPORT STATISTICS. machines for the price of one. factory today. Pa. ave. Don’t “Monkey” With a Buzz Saw. And Farnitare, Carpet, Matting, £0, Carpet. a ~ dat You have examined my stock Obtained my quotations “Bottom” Prices on “Time” Payments, Joux Ruppen, The Accommodator, 513 Seventh street northwest. jose Noise Makers, Illuminators, Consterna- tion Promoters and Daredevil Delighters for the Fourth of July at Trorr’s, 1602 14th st. nw. it eee Artesian Well Water for Invalids. All sufferers from complaints aggravated by the use of impure or muddy water are invited to bring jugs or cans or pails to our main store and freely filltbem for home use from our bond $2,000. Estate of John | fountain of Artesian Water. ‘Tue Great Atiaxtic axp Pacrric Tra Co., 501 and 503 Seventh It The Light Running Domestic—Three Chain Stitch, ‘Fresh supply from Avernicu,7 and H. Tel.1260. ——_~ For Reliable 100. Oil and Fluid drop a st. new. Lock Stitch, Button Hole. Photograph Cameras. Boy's $3 reduced to $2.50, Detective “Sunol” $8. Scovil $10 to $7.50, Kodak @32 to $20. Watrorp’s, 477 ite Com- Wire Screen Doors, all sizes, $1. eS Wire Window Screens from 25 cents up. son's Preservit jars, all sizes. Je24-cost* Le H, Horuine, 988 F at, nw. a Steel, Split-Bamboo Rods and all kinds of fishing tackle. Watrorp’s, 477 Pa. ave. 1t* ia latam incre oman Comfort Powder. A Circular in Regard to Countries Having} This great external remedy for affections of @ Depreciated Currency. Secretary Carlisle has issued an important | Popularity. circular to customs officers and others as to statistics of imports from countries having a depreciated currency. It reads: , “The department has been notified that the statistics of imports from countries having a depreciated currency are seriously vitiated ¥y the fact that collectors of customs, in reporting the values of such imports, make out their-re- turn in the depreciated currency indicated by invoice, instead of in its equivalent in ited Staten money, as is the intent of tho | Jaws and regulations governing the method of | stating the values of imports. “This defect is especially noticeable in re- turns of free goods, as, for example, coffee and | india rubber coming from Brazil; and goods ubject to'specific duty, such as wool coming |‘ rom the Argentine Republic. “At the present time, in view of the fluctuat- ing balance of trade, it is expecially important that statistics of imports: nd exports be Prepared as accurately as possible. ‘ou are therefore instructed to require im- porters to declare upon all entries of goods |, which are free of duty or subject to specific rates of duty, whether the value of the goods is expressed in the depreciated coin or paper cur- reney of the country of exportation, and if ex- pressed in depreciated coin or paper currency }! they shall reduce the same to its equivalent | value in the standard coin of the United States at tho time of exportatiot Coveren Warn Sones. TRIED THE DOCTOR AND ALMOST EVERY- THING I COULD THINK OF, BUT NOTHING HELPED ME. THOUGHT I WOULD TRY CUTICURA REME- DILS. IN ONE WEEK I WAS CURED. T tried tt CUTICORA REMEDIES and they did, everything for me. My head and body were covered with some kind of sores, and I triel almost © thing [could think of, aud fin ly I tried the doct: but nothing helped me, Afte~ re: tisement I thougnt I would try CUTICURA REME- DIES. I boucht the CUTICU'A, CUTICUEA SOAP aud the CUTICUSA RESOLVENT, and one week | after I bezau usins them my sores dried up anil have not had then: since. Mrs. E. A. JONES, McIntosh, Ga. CUTICURA NEVER FAILED Thave been using your CUTICURA I several years, especially the CUTICURA, never failed to do what {s claimed for it. the only remedy I keep in in Twouyl not be without it the best skin enre in the wo It money. vere case of what the doctors called |, ot. After trying several | your CUTICURA REMEDIES, | ed me. i JOHN C. SHOPNER, Nashvilie, Tenn. | RESOLVENT. ‘The New Blood and Skin Vurifer, faternally, and CUTICURA, the Great Skin Cure, and CUTICURA SOAP, an exquisit» Skin Deautifer, externally, in- tantly relieve and speedily cure every dissase aud humor of the skin, scalp end biood, with loss of hate, from: infancy to age, from pimples to serofula. Sotdeverswhere. Price, CUTICURA, 50c.; SOAP, .; RESOLVENT. #1. Prepared by the POTTER, DRUG AND CHEMICAT CORPORATION, Boston. &G- "How to Cure Skin Diseases,” G4 paxes, 30 tllus- trations, and 100 testimonials, mailed fri BABY'S Siin and Scalp purified and besutified by ; CUTICURA SOAP. Absolutely pure. HOW MY BACK ACHES! Back Ache, Kidney Pains and Weakness, Soreness, Lameness, Straf Pains RELIEVED IN ONE, MINUTE by the CUTICURA ANTI-PAIN PLASTER, // the first and only instantaneous pain-killing strenath— ening plaster. 21-wiks Carhart & Iyidy. 928 Teh tee et. e tempting—to- day, Its “sur- you—ever; prising what a little money will do fast ‘now. ded Lawns: Airy and delicate weaves, colored. fixures, They were + Dut we've Feduced whut’s left to 8c. Yano. Irish Lana: Charmingis; | beautiful for evening Ostx 12%. Yano. Organdics: elicate colorings in pink, + lavender, ght bine: Oxtx 12%. Yano. red Figured cam Cotton Crapone: Bewildering and dainty crinkle effects: in the latest cviorings. Osrx 12%. Yano. Garhart & Leidy, 928 Tru Axo 706 K Sx. N. 1023, T. B. Towser & Sox. DEAL! RS IN DRY GOODS, 16 7th wt. nw. HED COTTON, Se. { CHED COTTO! HAI 8 COTCH LAWNS, fast colors ISH LAWNS, 40 inches wide, 12%. NGHAM reduced to 70. {XE of SUMALR =DRESS SATINES iu BLACK and COLORS. TABLE OILCLOTH, in white, marbleand colors, TRTAIN SCRIM, 5, 8.10, 12350. LACES fn all widttis and prices. MOSQUITO NET, 8-4 wide, in all colors, 45c. per L .,Plain and Dotted Swiss, ind ST IPED MUSLIN. E of CORSETS for ladies, misses and Ni Srt ATHEM BELTS and OUTING SHIRTS. oa ‘ om ‘and FIGURED DeAPERIES ‘Bochdale tickets ‘and get the henefit of! fa alt answer plain? comes into play druggists sell it, ‘the skin has sprung into sudden but deserved I druggists, 1 How He Does It. How can Grasty soll a good lounge for $2.95? How can Grasty sell a fine rug couch for $13.50? How can Grasty scll ali kinds of furniture, China, Glass, &c., cheaper than anybody else? Because he wells everything for cash. Is this Gnasty (The Pasher), Double Stores, 1510-12 7th, bet. P and Q nw. $e22-tr Children. Inevery house where there are children Comfort Powder is indispenseble. In fact, it from infancy to old age All — Are You Troubled a heavy fullness of tho stomach after eating, or what is known wheartburn? Chew White's Yucatan Gum for twenty minutes after meals and get immediate 5 jel9-6t aes ety -Royal Headache Powders. 100. Druggista. ep2s-tr ————— S, Heller. 720 7th st. n.w., is making « aialty in Ladies’ and Children's Hair Cutting and Shampooing: also cures Dandraf. my9-tr Comfort Powder. Itching Piles aro the bane of many lives, Comfort Powder cures thom. Druggista sell it 3 ape Elixir Babek cures all malarial diseases. OVERJOVED BOYS MAKE THE WELKIN mine WITH LOUD APPLAUSE BECAUSE SUITS OF CLOTHES To suit them, Size< 4 to 14 years, 3 Are being sola by Victor E.' Adler at A SUIT. Double and sincle-breasted, straight ent and enta- jewest, the ueatest, the ks and brokea checks, ixtures, tints, &e. HEERS DEST MEN OF MATURE YEARS ‘Greet this annnouncement. Pantaloons, Arey lumped inte thie hopper an ‘up ver and nether till A PAIR. StrB-tiy All-wool, Cassitacces, Worsteds, Cheviots, Teng, Cheeks, Pin Stripes, Plaids, Pinte, Com bine ‘hare the same fate. ther them in at 62.98. A ferx more of those excellent BUSINESS SUITS for mea at =$7.50= A SUIT. Tocan the cit if doubt to rout and knovk ine of HOM sBLACK WORSTED SUITS, CHI . TRIPLE TWEED SUITS T Si and loté of others, at A SUIT, And agree to *‘walk the plank’ if you can duplicate any one of them ‘At half as inuch again, ‘As our figures elaiu. Victor E. Avrews TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, 927 AND 929 SEVENTH ST. N.W., CORNER MASSACHUSETTS AVENUR, STRICTLY ONE PRICE. ‘Oven Saturday until 11 p.m. OFFICE, OULTILELEILO OTL 1¢ tI pacer soccer Vt RICHMOND TOE OxFoRDS. |r “Our Richmond Toes are all the rae, | Ea Suitable alike for youth or age: i] Confort with styte they doconibing, | ay ‘To them you'll surely take a shine. i=) _ But enouzh of ti Justice to those fine Richmond ‘Toe Ox- Jords, in russet and black, with patent leather tips. They are sivlish, try cannot do | fortable, clos “au yait.® We si ‘They have bees ‘adily at $3.50 Perpair. To close up thia invoice we ‘will let them xo at tue reduced price of $2.50 Pen Par. | COME BEFORF SOMEBODY ELSE | GETS YOUR SIZE. “Ask for the Richmond Toe Oztorde rrr oer eeeae Waursoxs & Cann, | OT ANTITITTT TTTITT “*Artiatic Shoe Designers,” 929 F Sr N.W. | 4623. Balto. stores, 4 and 6 W. Balto. St. i OUT TWIT TTT Ai (@ PY orsets. ances, Sha ate Sey, Tere hte rs SE RES Corset Emporium it, the south and the salpeceiuite then, Waitt Others’ S0c. Summer Corsets, he © [9e. Others’ Summer Corsets, here Qc. Others’ $1 Summer Corsets, here MC) Wortaws Goesee Farosrom: Baseuzxr 1003 F Sz. No Buaxos. sts TEU QTTUT ELLE TUTE ELT EL LE Weekly Or Monthly Savings ——Can’t be turned to better account, than investing them with THE FIDEL- ITY BUILDING, LOAN AND IN- VESTMENT ASSOCIATION, for the simple reason that email amounts ent as much proporticnately as large ones, Desides all investments are secured by Real Estate securities for double the combined shares of all the share- holders, which renders au investment with the “*Fidelity” absolutely safe. G@Shares cost only $1 per month. €@-IF you want to “get ahead” inthe ‘world begin depositing your savings yow. McGILL BUILDING, 908-914 G STREET. ALONZO TWEEDALE. Secretary. 50% HARRISON DING MAN, President. OF THE WiGG. FIRE INSURANCE = ‘COMPANY. A semi-annual dividend of thres (3) per cent has at 1d. after been dre ared on te ex payable oft. 0 of the company. 13! SULA Tea3, "to ise ogmeteapster beck will ve closed from June 29, 1983 Be te duly 2, 1803, both days inclusive: o ital stock, F stn, oo "order of the board of trust uke ieee. FRANCIS B. MOHUN, Secretary. sual semi-annual dividend of, eal the cayital stock of tte ster JULY 1, 186d, st the offtse of thecomnany. i GEORGE E. FLEMING 3623,24839 Recretary. ([° THE SECURITY HOLDERS OF tue BICHMOND AND WEST POINT TERMINAL RAILWAY AND WAREHOUSE COMPA«Y, RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILRW Al are on urance 8) AST TEN- SXssie, “Vingints AND GROt GIA KAILWAY. COMPANY AND SYSTEM. THE MERCANTILY TRUST AND DEPOSIT COMPANY OF BALTIMOR™ hereby ives notice that it fs aatnorized to revetve the securities above Teorwanization of. the Richinond and West’ Pol Verminal Railway snd. Warehonse Company and otuer companies, dated oo 1893, and known as the ome oxen « ee o gh ‘Plan, and erured to ieste receipts for the eam”. MERCANTILE TRUST AN DEPOSIT COMPANY OF LTIMORE. 321-08 BA Towxsrxn Scorr & Sox ND ACCRUED INTEREST cl CAR TRUST COMPANY, AND AT 102 AND ACCKUED INTERFST 6 PER CENT '4¢-YEAK GOLD BONDS OF THE PATERSON (N.J.) ELECT'IC STREET RAILWAY Il particulars son arplteath ‘upon application. ae TOWASSEND SCOTT & BCX, 32-00 15 North st., Baltumore. Corsox & Macanryer. MEMBERS OF THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, 1419 F st.. Glover Building. Correspondents of Mesirs. Moore & Seley, 80 Broed- 7. Bankers ana Dealers in Government Bonds, Rattroad Seccks and Bone nnd all socerliles iste’ ana Bone and all sen the wachataes of New York, Philadelphia: Bosto: a aa ae f ¢ Bonds sud. all local Halirosd. ‘Gas, Insurance and Telephone Stock deait in ‘Ainerican Bell Teleonoue Stock bought andeold. de31 Tur Nanoxa. Sare Derostr. SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANE Ci the District of Columbia, CORNER 15TH ST. AND NEW YORK Ave Chartered by special act of Congress ‘Jan., 1867, and acta of Oct. 1800, and Feb., 1892. CAPITAL: ONE MILLICN DOLLARS SAFE DIPOSIT DEPARTMENT. inside burglar-proof vaults at $3 per Securitis sry, wil ware and valuables of aiifinds in owner's package, wronk oF case taken cn deposit at moderate cost. woes ln - nel pen eI Mery. Tecelved from TEN CENTS upward, and —— allowed on $5 and above. Loans money on Tesi estate and collateral security. - inist a a > signee, “and excites trusts of all kinds. Wills Prepared by © competent attorney in dally attend thee BENJAMIN P. SNYDER, Presiden: GHARLES 6 GLOVER, biest View ‘Brostdoat. Rostra tere tia SPRANCTS RiGGs. LBERT L. STURTEVANT. Secretary. JOHN C. WILSON, Trust Offer. Directors: Tentamin P. Snyder, —_Zenas C, Robbing, Atert to startevant — Arvirew Wylie jeorme if. Plant, atthew G. Ciney, "wie Clephai Charen A. James, lenry A. Willard, E. Francis Ries, James M. Johnstoa, Charles C. Glover, . Ross Perry, G. Parke, horan Wie nF Bo jam B Clark, one, Rotert0. Holtsiman, ‘Woodbury Blair mht? D. 'T. Havewsen, ‘Member Washington Stock Exchange, Real Estate and Stock Broker, Rooms ¥ and 11, Atlantic Building, 930 F st. now. INVESTMENT SECURITIES, Stocks, Bonds and Grain bought and sold for cash or on margin. Cotton bought and sold tn New York or CORLESPONDENTS. ‘Purnell, Hacaman & Co., New York Stock Ex- change. Lehman Rror.. New York Cotton Exchange. 2 elunan, Stern & Co., New Orleans Cotton Exchange. Tem WE HAVE REMOVED 919 F STREET W.W., WHERE YOU WILL FIND THE LARGEST STOCK OF FINE FOOTWEAR IN THIS CITY. THIS IS THE WAY WE ARE SELLING THEM, VIZ: CHILDREN'S AND MISSES’ 81.50 BRIGHT DON- GOLA SPRING HKEL OXFORDS for 850. LADIES’ $1.85 RUSSET OXFORDS FOR $1.35. ‘MEN'S $5.00 RUSSIA BALS. AND LOW SHOES for $2.95. MEN'S €5.00 RUSSET KANGAROO BALS. ANI OXFORDS for 84.00. MEN'S 85.00 PATENT CALF BALS. for $3.75. All other Shioes and Oxfords and Sample Shces at saving to you of from $1.00 to $2.00 per pair. THE WARREN SHOE HOUSE, Gro. W. Rrcm 919 F STREET NORTHWEST. e21 HIS HOW MUCH DEPENDS UPON the retrigerator these scorching hot summer days! If it permite tu meat or food to spoil sickness foweibls, death may result, "ir to require a sinall fortune to Keop it filled with ice during summer you may be puverty-siricken. t in al., the jaterman appears to ineot “the exigencies of the lew ice aud retains “as good as new”) when have ‘thrown “away three or four akon, Bopier uny the bret—the “WAT IA you. will ‘other M. "obtainable ‘us. to The same applies We “have We up. inmarts & Epwonsrox, 1205 Pa Ave N.W picked IW | Pi TOMORROW (SUNDAY), JUNE 25, ‘Two-performances Sunday on the new stage. ‘The Great Spanish Dancer, Fleurette, Mile, Kemocht, Mise Lelie Trine AES Myrtle 188 Leila irimble. Mie ‘ripeider, Mise Stavel Arnold. Prof. Bixler. The Pen nday, at Sam. 3:15 aud 5 p.m. Tickets, 25 cents. Children, ibe. i? Jee E. 8. RANDALL, Sole Proprietor. NEUAL EXCURSION OF GRACE MF. CHUR AND Marshal Hal MONDAY TUNE SF. Stentaat ‘Macaiestor leaves ber wharf 10 1.. % and 6150 Ggod miusicant’s good time Fusranteed. - _ Tickets only 2c. at EP'bHANY SUNDAY SCHOOL FxCTRCION —~ ‘To RIVER VIEW co 81, AMIEL PENTZ, Bost leaves at 9:30.a.m. Children of the morning Sunday school can secure free tickets by calling any morning at Dr Glazebrook's office, 715 14th stn. w.lt s=2 (CURSION YOUNG MEN'S CATHOLIC CLUB OF GONZAGA COLLEGE, TO RIVER VIEW, TUESDAY, JUNE 27, 1893. Steamer Samuel J. Peutz leaves her wharf, foot o Teh street, at 10x... Saud 65) pane A COMPETITIVE Di MESS PARADE will be given by the es " CONZAGA COLLEGE CADETS AT 4 O'CLOCK P.M, And s Handsome GOLD MYDAL awarded to the best drilled Cadet." Jetdst ‘MT. CARMEL BAPTIST CHURCH EXCU! on will leave B. & P. depot TONIGHT. for Cha Jottevilie, Va. 12 p.m: fare, round trip, €20 tickets may be ad from committee at depot.” Ii STEAMER WW. cor OARS Leaves ber wher! for, NOTLEY HALL at 104.2. Ee SuRé o3 ta SUNDAY. $32 Tar To Tue Fas Thet's our rate for the next two weeks. It inciudes railroad fare both ways, room at the ‘“Bancro!t” for 6 days and personal services (both going and coming) of the conductors of CONN'S FAMOUS P. C. TOURS. ‘These trips are especially convenient tor Indies. They encounter no trouble atall. Baggage and the are all attended to by the co1 . ‘The fastest trains in the country are at your service. ‘Send for booklete, CONN & CLARK, 16, Mazzesorr Bisa, 1110 F Sr Worlds Fair. GAZE’S EXCURSIONS leave Washineton aaily, Pennsvivaniaratiroad. :Ground trip rail aud root et betel Odaye, #44, round wip rail. wit) eeu aod Incals for Gdayn. tickets ‘and bowel coupons Turmisbed independent travelers EURUPE. a Slech [yities to Burore May 13, June 20, July 1,4, Sand 2 or cireulars and particulars, call or write se eeaiaty, P.VAN WICKET 25 Pe, eve, 3e13-1m Bradbury Piino Ware Rooms. qu FAMILY EXCURSION Of the JOURNEYMEN TAILORS’ ASSEMBLY, MONDAY, JUNE 26, To RIVER VIEW. Prize Powling!! Seven valuable prizes. ‘Steamer Samuel J. Pentz leaves wharf foot 7th st. at9:45a. m., 1:45 and6:45 p. m., the morning boat going as far as Indian Head. ‘See the Groat Spanish Dancer Fleuvette and the Casino Vandeville Company. Tickets, 25c. Children under 12 free. Prizes exhibited at Geo. W. Herold's, 824 9th st. je21-at? Boston House EMPLOVES’ RELIEF ASS’ To Marshall Hall, STEA R CHARLES MACALESTER Leave ath wharf at 6:4 Dancing—mausio| SET panne coumeonan Tree on tie oman, Also Good for Mo ‘or Aviernoon S Fot stiet Horton Mount aord the teed Pet MUSICAL EVENING APLOA? Al ‘) E: ion of the FIR! ‘ESBYITER! CRUKCH to INDIAN HEAD ant tetra og eiegact steamer “*River Qu " MONDAY. June 3a Tee bp TE; ane Pe gn Sai neon eaeee oe ati render choice program. Promenade iusic by select orchestra Tickets, 50 conta: children, 25 cents—to be had m nibers end friends of the Church and at the beak th 8-3t Z WOUNT VERNON, HOME AND TOMB OF WASHINGTON. By Wash., Alex. and Mount Vernon Railroad. Alone the banks of the Potomac and throurh the sain streets of Ale brining in vow torical polutn. ‘Nodelay. sieeaeaas ‘Take trains. Penneyivant 245, 20: WONT Wand Sl ron Poem roomate foranT Mose saa SS, pau Mount Vernon erounds open daily. except trom Il aim. to 4 pm, on Weduesiaye ‘Aamtaston, 25 cents.” ™* G. R, PHILLIPS,Gen. Pasa. Agent, 1321 F st. nw. WAM. 8. NOB: 3012 m.. Tui "wrest “3:30, 1:30p. ua Round trip, Sone Magnificent Iron Steamships, kts “apt E. Mi. Howes aS, sae, baklahoge “every TURBDAT and includ nemesis and upper deck— wip 28 Fare, including meals 2- feet a = aa as ‘Fach state room contal bertiia’ For farther information alupess ‘AL. HUGGINS, Agen CTptephone, 247.) Foot Long more, Ma. ae warises ei Wp TURNER ; Gon't Pass. Agent. ARTHUR W. ROBSON, Agt. 615 15th st eae PEety cy SUsER scuEDeLE TOTRE GREEN LAWNS OF MARSHALL HALL. Steamers MACALESTER and RIVER QUEEN, as follow: CEPT SUNDAY—River Queen, at 9:30 Macalester, at 10 aun, and 2-00 p.m. END ANS Macalester; stl aan, 2:43 and Wer Quect, at 100 p. AN HEAD EVEX INGE thronsuont the summer lente Marsal NGE thronehout the summer, leavin Marshall 19:30 jun Music op ail tel and at Marshall at all Sehroder's Orchestra Dancing’ Muse om the Big Ps Parties can eo down to Marshall Hall on the morning or afternoon trips of our steamers and return on any of the Companys regular bosisfor one round-trip tare, FAMER RIVER QUEEN, from O-street wharf, lexandria aud river landings, as far down an Giy- including Marshall Halu both ways, at 0:30 a. O-street wharf. oi IMPORTANT NOTICE_Pacurstontets to the green lawns of Marshall Hall cau leave Washington at Sth st wharf ou ihe handsome bit steamer KIVER Que electric luced, Be and feat a1 9:3) acm. iouie ‘air of Garly morning ‘nd Vicmie parties should take ®. jarsbe i Hall YABIN JOHN FLORESCe wit Pm. shai Sausi for day aidevening partiex. Measonabie rate SOHN AS SA pine) “ beer at Juda & Detweller's. +) Se st yt, nat QHD FALE EXCURSION, oat a'tractive route, with strictly frat-ctase sommodations shrournost Our Speciet Patten Trains ave baltimore, Washinevn and Putlade Ger x. junde®, Wersonal supervision i THOWAS POREIGS TOCLIOT Obey Pantene Hopman one day at Nis . Retura: a via lillerent route. - Licht days in Cs Scruth Shore Hutel, « ire-proot. torment Meehieee ‘with all tnodern iniprovem {pth all wodern tniprovements, “withia seven. bioc! to $80. Foril ost of eieven days" tr Ls LIVE BETTER OH LESS. pial L215 FINANCIAL EXCURSIONS. &. e AMUSEMENTS. RIVER VIEW. cli a he oae! JUNE SUNDAYS AT MARSHALL HALL, ‘Slower, sweet June! Again Tory. ‘She does no: sop to say goot-bye, Bat toward tue north or toward the sout ‘She turns: I seek her rosy mouth For one nore kiss. SUNDAY, JUNE 25. SUNDAY, JUNE ‘The MACALESTER ATT] A.M. 2:45 ANDOP.M ‘Leaving Marshall Hall at 12:45, 4: TEE RIV'® QUEEN aT 3:30 P.M ‘Leavis ¢ Marshall Hall at 7 pm Passengers can retur. from Marshal! Hall an any boat ROUND-TRIP FARE, 25 CENTS. SCHROEDEN'S SUNDAY SERIES OF SELECTED STRAINS ON STEAMER AND STAND. ALL AMUSEMENTS. RIDING PONIES FOR LADIPS, GENTLEMEN , AND CHILDKEN. “June Evenings on the River.” TO MARSHALL HALL AND INDIAN HEAD, Every THURSDAY, FRIDAY ond SATURDAT EVENING at 6:45 o'clock. Roun4-trip fare, » J)EAMATIC AND ERT ne a Cot ca A Oa AY PEERING. Sine eee PROR-ULATA MONZANO, THE APRICAN and New } ork’s favorite buritone, who low D in bess to bith G ip NAUGURAL TROT OF THE New Wat bineton At Benning’s Entries will be received for the class, trotting purse. class, trotth Pree for eli pact lS wine Consitions of racers ‘Distance will be waved Entries will clow at G27 at nw. “Thuseday, Seam JOUN H. GHEES, GEO. P, ‘President. * Borer, ‘enter, oterty money divided as usta! e o 28, LO at Roclock pam. NDICAP, SATURDAY, JUNE 26. 4:30 P.M, WASHINGTUN V6 BALTIMORE (LM. ©. A. Teams, Tickets. 25c. and 50c.. ined Roepe oo jucing Open Rentiag Aizacan's GRAND OPERA EOUSE Beventh Week of the Summer Opers Season. “ME AND NAPOLEON." IGKSON OPERA CO. BLACK HUSSAR. MATINEE SATURDAY ONLY. RESERVED SEATS, 50 AND 75 CTS. ADMISSION, 256, Nest Week—BOHEMIAN GIRL. 2. Keenan 29 To JULY iL GO-AS-YOU-PLEASE 12DAYS. RACE. {2DAYS, ALL LADY WALKERS. acne "ee ae Prices, Lic. whe. or 50c. 200. EW NATIONAL THEATER. Fourth West of the Consens Boson: = OU 7. from Chi ‘Frohman's Oo. pein az MY AWFUL DAD. TEX, wy CHE. AS, MERIOO. — SPECIAL Bros Age ee was, NX. BAY RIDGE, On the Chesapeake, Isnow tn tte glory, end affording fall enjoyment far excursionists. ‘Boating, Bathing, Fishing and Muste by Ge Fifth Band. ‘Trains leave B. and O. station, Weshineton, weslt days, 0:15am, 1:30 and 425 p.m Sundaye, O80 © m., 1:30and 3: A dclightful trip on the steamer Columbia, 10 centa Jel2-teel ‘ot cotton canvas, but Whit trish hnen Duck’ Oes = with ime kid triminines— RSS wove, omiyy = ere i RANN ‘Men's High” Kassets, Se poorer x jase, Hecvek & SSE Ave Py Turse Comronrans Taxes Te Have: 1 Gas Cooking Bangs. Eve:ybody does that in snmuiner. Thetrone great saving is in fuel. Modern people use GAS RANGES. You can subtract the gas Ell from the coal bill and have » copsidera- Die **eomething” By using a GAS RANGE you readily see wnere economy *s more convenient than expense. It se” os, and, while working just as well a8. coal Tange, it means a great deal less? rouble. Prices most reasonable—here. 8, S. Suzpp & Bao, 432 ‘9ruSz. j ‘2. Welsbach Perfect Reading Light B Gas Engine, White & Middleton patter, GAS APPLIANCE EXCHANGE, 1498 KEW YORE AVR