Evening Star Newspaper, June 28, 1893, Page 8

LOCAL MENTION ‘The Weather. FORECAST TILE 8 P. M. THURSDAY. For the District of Columbia snd jeloudy, but probably without rain; ‘Thursday; easterly winds, yvariabia, For Virginia, northern partly cloudy: slightly warmer mn Virginia; easterly winds, becoming CONDITION OF THE WATER. ‘Temperature and condition of water at & ..: Great Falls, temperature, 72; ae south connection, 36; distributing serra temperature. 78; condition at influent house, 23; effluent gate house, 14. Low tide. [28am 148 pm High tide. 70am 727 p.m. Have you visited ‘Smanrune'_new store at 64 9th street, just above F rect | not do so at once and see the large Eee ‘of choice candies he is selling for only 25c. a pound. ——_+—_—_. “apumaL” Turnovep Gas Raxozs at reduced prices, A. Esuatr's Soxs, 718 Teh st. mew Fossrtz's Icr Cazam delivered anywhere out of town by express or steamer. 1427 N.Y. av. eS ans Tae Great Rese still continues at the Ex- Pre Canret CLesxixo Woaxs, 631-635 Massa- chusetts ave. Telephone, 425. ' Carpets made moth-proof free of charge. —— ‘Try Reistxorn’s Ice Cream. 235 G st. n.w. Max's Straw Hats.—Don’t buy until you see those we sell at 5c. and $1. They are Guear. Boys’ Hate, 25 and 50c. A. T. Lewrs, 435 7th st. Lzoxaap Hardwood Refrigerators at cost. A. Exgacy’s Sows, 713 7th st. nw. S$. Hexen, 720 7th st. n. ing a spe- ¢ialty in Ladies’ and Chiliren's Hair Gating and Shampoving: also cures Dandrad. For Spuixa Lamn go to Jonx R. Kettr, th otreet wing. Center market. Ee smasmece 1064. crry AND DISTRICT. —_>—_—_ AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Avaavon’s Orena Hovsr.—Dickson's Sum- mer Opera Company in “The Bohemian Girl.” New Natroxat TazaTen —Summer Comedy mn. Awful Dad.” Keexay's Lycecu Tuzarer.—Female Walk- ing Match. Frrzsmwoxs’ Avorroarvst (7th street near Pennsylvania avenus).—“ontinuous perform- ance from noon unti! 10:30 p.m. Faaxktx Scuoo= Evttprxa (corner 13thand | has cut off half as many base hit K streets).—Permauent exhibit of the handi- work of pupils of the Manual Training School. Lixtarccm Hatt (Georgetown )—Dramatie and Literary Enter.ainment for Benefit of St. Alban’s Church. a EXCURSICNS TOMORROW. River View. —Samuel a Pentz, 9:15 a.m., 1:45 and 6:45 p.m. Mausmatt, Hart.—River Queen, 9:30am; Macalester. 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Isprax Heap.— Macalester leaves at 6:45 p.m. Bax Rivet. —Trains leave Band 0. station | 9:15 a.m., 1:90 and 4.25 p.m. Horz Covxctt, Soxs or Josapaz.—Excursion to River View. Samuel Pentz leaves at 9:45 @m., 1:45 and 6:45 p.m. > St. Joseph's Celebration. St Joseph’s Church, corner 2d and C streets northeast, will be the scene of a notable cele- bration next Sunday. Bishop O'Sullivan of Mobile, Ala, and formerly the popular rector of St. Peter's Church, has arrived to join with his former classmates in celebrating their mlver jubilee. Rev. V. F. Schmitt, rector of St. Jo» seph’s; Rev. J. F. Mackin, rector of St. Paul's: Rev. F. P. Dugan, rector of St. Pius’, Balti- more, and Kev.” J. P. Carey. rector of St. Peter's, Waldorf. Charles county, Md., were ordained to the holy priesthood June 30, 1868, by Archbishop Spaulding of Baltimore. "At 10 o'clock Rev. jackin will celebrate mass, assisted by Rev. nk; He Sehmitt and Rev. F. P. Dugan. Donahue of St. Patrick's Chureb, Da rd who was the assistant of Bishop O'Sulli anc. who likewise assisted Schmitt, will be master of ceremonies. The ill be special for the occasion, and the choir. under the able direction of Prof. Stephen Kubel, will make one of its bestefforts. Bishop O'Sullivan will preach. at St. Peter's, ers Mackin and — Suit File: Eliza C. W. Chubb, administratrix of C. St J. Chubb, by Mr. H. Wise Garnett, has filed a suit against Harriet E. Smith for the appoint- ment of a trustee, £c.. to dispose of certain coupons of California Indian war bonds and carry out the trusts under a deed of assignment made to J. B. H. Smith in 1959. — A Divorce Granted. Chief Justice Bingham yesterday granted a decree divorcing Sarah Crowe from the bonds of matrimony with Louis H. Crowe. The bill, filed in August, 1892, by Messrs. Ralston & Siddons, set forth the marriage on May 25, 1885, at Cleveland, Ohio, and that they lived in Dakota snd Philadelphia till the fol- lowing rear, when they returned to the Dis- trict. She charges ill-treatment, on several oc- casions threatening her life, the last being at Ballston, Va., on August 9 last. The defendant in his answer denied the charges. —> An Assault Case. In Justice Cole's court (Criminal, No. 2,) to- day Wm. Young, charged with assault with in- tent to kill, plead guilty toan assault and was fined $10, which was paid. Ben the conten of tea yeuash reunion of the Army of the Potomac and dedication of mom special train leaving Balt id Ohio depot train itimore an st6:0p. m.. July 1, ret leave Gettys- borg at7 p.m. July 2, Bate for the round trip wit for return until Jaly 5, €8.88 Tickete and fall information can be prooured of fara — M. J. Foote, . Mack. Bay Breezes All Day Long at Bay Ridge. Delightful shade. Pure water. Free stands for lunch. Just the place for pii ‘Trains leave B. and 0. ae ‘week $:15e. m., 1:30 and 423 p.m. ‘and Sundays at 9:35am, 1:30 and 3:15 p.m Round trip, 91.00. Adee. Fiez Wonas! Fire works. Gould's, 421 9th.—ad. ae Fux Burtprxo Lot on Kenesaw street near 14th, Columbia i afternoon: 30 and is in immediate neighborhood of the new Eviseopal Church. See advertisement. > Oxe or tae Fisest Borttprxe Lots on Co- Iumbia Heights to be sold Seumeezow afternoon st 5 o'clock, situated on north side of Roanoke street vear 14th, 50 feet front; depth, 150; splendid site for a ra dwelling. See advertisement. A Recerriox will be tendered fo pote elect of the Eastern laggy pom Chi Thos. C. Easton, D. evening, from 8 to 30 celeck, otto chuck. "IN Steels ond these interested in the church are most cor- dially invited to attend. —Advt. come! ‘Tavsrexs’ Saxe of valuable property on N street near 22d by Sloan & Co., at 4:90 p.m. to- Morrow.— Adri. One > Se Ty You have any furniture or personal effects ‘of any kind to seil or store send them to Sloan's, 107 G@ st—adee, DOWN IN NINTH PLACE. ‘The “Senators” Drop Another Game to the “Spid lers.”” ‘The Clevelanders opened briskly on Duryea, who was in the box for Washington yesterday afternoon, and, after seven runs bad been made, Maul took his place. Maulwas wild. The Sen- ators did not play a bad game, only one of the Clevelands reaching first on errors, while three ot the Senators took bases on Cleveland's mis- plays, Ten of the visitors were left on bases, which shows that they were not lucky in their hitting, or rather that Clarkson was effective. It is agreeable to notice that the club is im- Proving in its team work, as shown by the sac- rifice hitting. CLEVELAND. | WASHINGTON. x, He OAR ") Radford, rf..6'6 0 OL 1 Hoy. a 1339 5) be 1 O'Rox g7ige 1 Wise. 41939 Q tack “ier gat 8 Farrel 70102 0 Mea $3929) tm bein een mnilivah, 88. Duryea ped 1048 (Maul, Brcc0 20 20 . 131297 % 3 Total.. SCORE BY INNINGS. olel8 Siz) Washington. 5. First Waekoston, & Telt ington, 10. ‘First Earned runs—Cleveland. 3: base on errors —Clevelan jurkett, Clarkson (4). bite—Burkett, Mc Fe Woo to Latbin' Sullitar: Wise and o ? Sullivan. Wise pali—Zimmer’ Umpire~McQuaid ius caeren al het games were: Pittsburg, 8; Philadelphia, 6. Brooklyn, 14; Chicago, 13. Cincinnati, 14; New York, 4 Louisville, 10: Boston, 5. Baltimore, 10; St. Louis, 6. Record of the Clabs. Base Ball Notes. ‘The western clubs managed to get the best of their eastern rivals yesterday, four of the six games played falling to the portion of the home teams. George Gore, the old New York player, is Fanning a snloon near the entrance to the Polo grounds, N Harry Taylor = succeeded Robinson as captain of the Baltimore team. ‘The Pittaburg club has com mpleted a couple of deals. Shortstop Shugart and 2500 have been given St. Louis for Shortstop Glasscock, and Prtcher Bert Abbey, now with Macon, in the Southern League, was traded for Adison Gum- bert, the pitcher of the Chicago elnb. Brooklyn and Chicago had an old-time sla; ging match, and as the former won. while Phi adelphia and Boston lost. the Bridegrooms are now tied with the Phillies and Boston for first lace. Although the eastern clubs have only been in the west two days the indications point to a hard trip for the visiting teams. There isn't a right fielder in the country who this year as ‘Treadway of the Bultimores, He has seventeen assists to his credit. Pitcher Bump Jones has been released from his contract with the Cincinnati club. Thisact was taken in view of the decision of President Young assigning Parrott to Cincinnati. Phil Kneli has been released by the San Francisco club. He is said to have two bones broken in his left hand. Cateher Dick Buckley of St Louis has been laid off without pay. Cleveland is preparing to spring a suzprise on the base ball fraternity ina new pitcher, Tom Williams. Tebeau has had him under cover all spring, keeping him hard at work, and now he is being played in the outfield. From St. Louis word comes that President Von der Abe is sore at Manager Watkins for the poor success of the Browns. Watkins, it is said, will soon be reieased. along with Catcher Gunson, if McGuire of Washington can be se- secured. As captain of the Angusta, Ga., team Denny is making a reputation as the best third base- man of the Southern League. the Cleveland Plain Dealer thinks that all league teams should have at least six pitchers on the pay roil. Enthusiasm Over the Walkera. ‘The enthusiasm of the spectators at Kernan’s yesterday knew uo bounds. The walking girls, buoyed up by constant encouragement, sped around the track like deers, and at midnight had scored as follows: Jennie Fraser, 235 miles 15 laps; Nora Evans, 223 miles 18 laps; Alice Robson, 222 miles; Frankie Fleming, 198 miles; Agaio Harvey. 250 miles 17, laps: Rosoe ‘Tre: mont, 220 mi ; Mamie Hewitt, 214 miles’ 13 laps; Title Wonder, 220 mallee 17 laps. A 876,000 Colt. Acable from London says that the great three-year-old thoroughbred colt Meddler was sold at Newmarket Monday to an American for $76,000. This is an enormous prico to pay for acoit that has fulfilled ali his valuable two- year-old engagements and has no rich placings in the three-year-old stakes. Meddler is proba- Diy the best three-year-old in the world. HEALTH OF THE DISTRICT. A Material Kise in the Death Rate Last Week. “There was a material rise in the death rate during last week, following closely upon the Prevalent weather of high temperature,” says the report of Health Officer Hammett. “The deaths numbered 177 as against 153 for the corresponding period of last year. This in- crease is mainly due to the very large number of children under five years of age who died, ‘mostly from summer complaints. These num- bered eighty-eight, or one-half of the whole death list. And then’ again, of these seventy- nine were infants less than & year old. “Aside from these the mortality is not un- usual. No especial sickness afflicts the city. The acute lung diseases have shrunk to limits which no longer excite notice, while no denth from typhoid fever was reported and only one from fever. But two new cases of diphtheria and four of scarlet fever were re- ported, with two deaths from the former and none from the latter. *etan additional death from the calamity at Ford’s Theater occurred during the week, and altogether eleven violent deaths are recorded. Of these four were drowned, two killed by rail- way cars,one by burn and one by surgical operation, while two suicides. one by drowning and one ‘by inhaling illuminating gas, were added to the other thirty-three who ‘shook off ‘this mortal coil’ during the past year.” The report shows: Namber of deaths, 177; white, 103; colored, 74. Death rate per, 1,000 annum: White, 30.6; colored, population, 35.4. | res! Eighty-eight were wadec ee years of age, 79 were under one year old and twenty-one over 60 years. Forty-one of the deaths occurred in hospitals and public institutions. The desths by classes were as follows: Zymotic, 56; con- stitutional, 32; local, jpmental, 17; violence, 11. ‘The principal causes of meme =| SS ia, 2; consumption, 17; diarrheal, 43 ipelas, 1; malarial fever, 1; pneumonia, 6; bronchitis, 1; measles, 1; kidney diseases, 8; meningitis, 2; cancers, 5." Births reported: 39 white males, 20 white females, 21 colored males. 8 colored females. Marriages reported: 23 white, 6 colored. Still-births reported: 1 white, 5 colored. a A Valuable World’s Fair Book. The passenger nt of the Baltimore and Olio Railroad Company bas prepared. for general distribution a bandsome. pam de- feriptive of the scenic and other sttractive features of that road from New York to Chi- cago and of the principal world’s fair buildings. This book can be procured free of chargo upon ReTwonsl application to ticket agents, Band 0. RB. Co., or you can have it mailed to you by sending name and address with five cents in stamps to Charles 0. Scull, General Passenger Agent, Baltimore, Md. World's fair tourists wise tate in mlad that the B. end 0. in| Tiere: at very low rates soit wi Washington and returning via Nisgars Falla. — Adet, 2 a Two Fires. Afirefrom an oil stove at the house of George Washington, 803 C street southeast, yesterday afternoon caused the loss of $10. At about 1 o'clock this morning a fire was dis- covered at the grocery and residence of W. W. Lyddano, No. 2100 10th street northwest, and the flames could be extinguished the loss cpg building was about $800. The Dallding ls owned by Mra Bebecce Right- AMUSEMENTS. Axbavon's.—Time cannot efface the desire to hear such tuneful, perenninlly sweet aliads as the “Bohemian Girt” contains im its composition, and in the hands of such artistic singers as are, inclded in the Dickson Opera Company. their rendition is always a pleas- ure. The opera is drawing enthusiastic audi- ences, and the unique dances of the young Jadies, which are introduced in the first and second acts, are not the leastattractive portion of the entertainment afforded. An entirely new company, consisting of Jeannie Winston, Laura Joyce ‘Bell, Josephine Knapp. Wm. Young, Artbur Bell, Charles Holmes, Charles H. Myers and others, will appears at Albaugh’s next week. The opening opera will be ““Boceaccio,” which has not been sung in Washington for six years. Every member of the company will appear in the cast. “Boccaccio” was composed by Von ba lle is written in that author's most t vein. It is fall of beautiful airs, while the libretto contains humor enough to convulse an audience Following this opera in order will come “Fra Dia “Prince Methusa- Donna, Juanita” “La” Periehole,® “Princess of Trebizonde,” &c. Sale of seats and boxes will begin tomorrow morning. Kenwan's Lyceum Taxaten.—The supple- mental summer season at Kernan's Lyceum Theater will end Seturday night with the close of the pedestrian tournaments and the de- parture of Mias Clara Beckwith,who is now in the fourth week of her engagement. Mise Beckwith will positively not appear again after this week,” ‘The Capital City Athletic Club will give an entertainment on Monday.July 8,which will include fifteen special boxing bouts and introduce Ned Cartwright champion light weight of the District of Columbia, and his late 4 (germ Tony Stannard of Wilmington, Del. meeting between these men is caletilated to whet the appetites of ‘all lovers of the manly sport. Mr. Stannard is guaranteed $100 for his appearance. Advance sale of seats now in Progress, Frrzsimmoxs’ Auprronto Taearer.—This Weduesday afternoon and night, from 1 to 5 ‘and 6:30 to 10:80, the continuous’ performance will go on at Fitzsimmons’ Auditorium Theater. ere are new stars Coat a new bill of refined vaudevilles, introducing in pec Prof. Hare, with his splendid illuminated view Koppe, the wonderful juggler; Miss Adi Boulden, the pretty and artistic banjo artiste; the musical Bateses in new selectionsand the Hlarrises, ‘with Mons ‘Theodore and Mr. Bates, in s screaming farce. RIVER AFFAIRS. The Randall-Wakefield Collis m the Chief ‘Topic of Talk. ‘The investigation of the Harry Randall- Wakeneld incident which has been ordered by Supervising Inspecting General James A. Dumont is the principal theme of converse at the river front today. The officers of both steamboats claim that they were not racing when what has been described as a collision occurred. Statements of passengers on the boats, however, sustain the published accounts of the incident, so it ig probable that the promised investigation will be interesting. The officers involved say they court an investi- gation. ‘The Colgrove steam yacht Ella is on the ways at Bennett's shipyard for overhauling prepara- tory to her departure for Atlantic City, where she will spend the remainder of the season. Es- Pecial attention just now is being paid the ma- chinery of the staunch craft. Capt. Bela Col- grove, her owner, will accompany her. Capt. Raily, late sailing master of the Ella, has re- signed to necept s lucrative position with Taylor Brothers’ Washington Towing Company. En- gineer Houston, who came up from the Indian river, has returned to hix former stamping grounds. Steward Reed will remain with the A warrant is out today for the seizure of the tug Goldsmith Mnid, libeled for collision with the longboat Perl iast May. The Maid is not now in District waters and the instrument was served on the tug’s owner, Mr. James Sum- mers. The Maid plies between Occoquan and the Eastern branch and runs the tow of sand barges. It is not likely that she is sequestered, She is probably at the down end of her route. The yacht Agnes May, late of the Capital Yacht Club, has been sold to parties in Balti- more, and is lost to District waters. The Agnes ‘May was the largest in the club fleet, measuring twenty-eight feet over all. She was » speedy craft. and her retirement is regretted. Capt Wheeler was her owner. ‘The Washington Yacht Club's cruiser Eolus is at anchor off the arsenal sea wall. ages in sh YOUNG WALKERS. ‘Two High School Boys on a Tramp Through Virginia. Two Washington High School boys, who are members of company D of the cadets, are put- ting in » portion of their vacation in a novel way. The young men are Robert Parks and Arthur B. Heaton, and on Monday they started ona tramp to Rock Enon Springs. Yesterday at 1:15 p. m. they reached Teesburg, Va. One of the young walkers writing to Tag Stan from Leesburg sa} “At 1:15 this p. m. we reached this ancient Virginia town. We {eft Great Falls at 4:15 a. m., thus making the trip in nine hours, good enough for beginners. On the road we saw many odd ruins and were interested in the battlefields pointed out to us. We camped in the woods Monday night and slept soundly, the rain interfering with our pleasure slightly." An old gentleman on the road pointed out to us many objects of interest.”* cama ae Stole a Watch. Detective C. W. Proctof yesterday arrested a boy named Joseph Cropsey, alias William Wil- son, whom he found trying to dispose of a gold watch ata pawnshop. The boy told several stories, which proved untrue. He finally said he lived at Harper's Ferry and today informa- tion was received from that place that the watch was stolen from Mrs. Trail’s boarding house at Harper's Ferry, where its owner, Mr W. H. Morrison, residea.” The boy, who was in the employ of the Union News Company, also boarded there. The West Virginia authorities have been notified to send for the prisoner. gadis a Say River View and Indian Head. This evening the Samuel J. Pontz will leave at 6:45 for River View and Indian Head; at 7:15 the Harry Randall to River View. The great Spanish daucer Fleurette has created a decided furore and is greeted with applause on her sppearance, and the lady magician Kamochi is & eplendid feature. These two stars appear in connection with the Casino Vaudeville Com- pany every afternoon at 8:45 and evening at 8. ots 25 cents, which includes the enter- tainment. ——— Mr. E. Kurtz Johnson Improv! Mr. E. Kurtz Johnson, president of tho Citi- zens’ National Bank, whose poof health this spring gave his friends much uneasiness, is now at Manitou Springs, Col. and is greatly im- proved. He finds the Colorado climate of great benefit, and in his frequent letters home writes that he feels almost daily improvement. He is now entirely hopeful that, while his com- plete restoration to health may’ be slow, it is —_—__. Election of Officers. The Washington Hebrew Congregation Agudas Achim held their meeting for tho elec- tion of officers on Sunday. The election re- sulted: David Sholsky, president; Samuel Lev. ingston, vice prosident; David H. Rosen, socre- ‘Simon Feldman, treasurer, and U. Levin, SE Shiomberg, Morris Levy, trustees, ee aa 4th of July Rates via B. and 0. ‘The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com announces that it will place on sale on Ji and 4th. at all ticket offices of the company sans of the Ohio river, excursion tickets at greatly reduced rates. These tickets will be good for return passage until July 5th, inclusive.—Advt. AAU PRT Sammer Excursion Tickets Toall northern and enstern seaside, lakeside and mountain resorts, to Deer Park and Onk- land, the Virginia Springs. Niagara Falls, Luray Caverns, Gettysburg, and to all other points where people gather in search of health and ¢, wFe now onsale at all Baltimore and Bio 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 81. Before selecting your route or resort consult B. and O. summer excurrion 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 ilius- trated. Sook 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'l Agent, Baltimore, Md.—Advt, THE COURTS. enerday_—cKnnny ag MeKenney divorce Hackman agt. Hackman; order limit- Ney ined Ging oncom ae ‘allowing ad- ditional alimony. Grayson agt. Ross; sale rati- fied and reference to auditor. Dorsey Dorsey: sale ratified and reference to auditor. Today—In re Sarab A. Aitken: alleged lu- natic; writ ordered. Brent agt. Brent; T. A. Lambert appointed trustee to convey. Ciacurr Court, Division 1—Ji Today—Jordan & McLeod agt. Bradley. . Sprague; ‘motion for nt against surety overruled. ee Pipi comny agt. W. CL jus nt of con West ia- Se AT THE RIVER FRONT. ARRIVED. Schooner Lydia M. Deering, Hamilton, Pe- nobseot, 1,500 tons ice and deck load laths, American Ice Company. Schooner Daylight, Kennebec, 1,000 tons ice, Independent Ice Com- pany. Schooner Davis, Tangier Islands, sand. Schooner Miss Sweetheart, wood. Schooner Jackson, lumber. Schooner Alice and Emma, light. Schooner Denty, wood, Carter & Clarke. Steamer Palermo, wood, Carter & Clarke. SAILED. Schooner Buchanan, Schooner Dean, Schooner Denty, Schooner Osceola. plveciassrniatins Marriage Licenses, Marriage licenses have been issued by the clerk of the court to the following: Edwin J. Hardesty of Montgomery county, Md., and Martha Rosalie Davidson; Chas. E. Baltis of Strasburg, Va., and Katie M. Shaklett of Dela- plain, W.Va.; Robert E. Wilson and Park Lam- beth: John Boyd and Katie Boyle; Albert E. Guy and Ida Rambault of New ‘ork city; W. W. Harris of Newark, N. J.,and Janie F. Bell; Ellis B. Porter and Annie M. Sherwood; John Duffy of Annapolis, Md., and Emma L. Galatzo; Jobn Willis and Susan Young; F. P. Reeside and Elizabeth B. Johnson; Ed. McCort and Lizzie T. Murphy; Thomas A. Holloran and Ellen A. O'Conmor; L. H. Querollo of Charlee- ton, 8. C.. and Carlotto A. Ebert; John W, Murphy and Hattie A. Poore; B. P. Moore and Ora Moore Glasscock: James'R. Santmyer and Laura V. Poole, both of Langley, Va; Jamos T. Duffin and Lizzie R. Adams; Ross Everett Gray and Katherine Irene Mullen; J. Albert Goodier ot Oukley, Kan., and Louise B. Argus ot Beatrice, Neb-; Chas, J. Hopkins ai Keenan; Tnos. Oriani and Ellen Phillips; Chase H. Stuart and Mary Elvina Nussbaum; Thomas Brown and Zetta bbs; N.| Tauber- schmid and Luoy C. Dawson: John 8. Biair and Ellen Abert; Benjamin F, Anderson and Mary T. MoInornay. pais Record of Deaths, During the twenty-four hours ending at noon today burial permits were issued from the heaith office for the following: White—Mary F. Blackford, 56 years; Ann M. H. Ludlow, 68 years; Marion W. Cawood, 8 years; Bessio Cawood, 4 years; Ethel B. Soll- ors, 3 months. Colored—John M. Grinnell, 19 years; Wm. H. Lee, 47 years; Josephine L. Cook, 5 years; George Bowie, 16 years; Washington’ Thomas, 65 years; Chesterfield Watson, 9 months; 4 Gross, 1 month; James Coleman, 1 month; Harriet E. Lewis, 9 monthe; Zeda M. Simmons, 5 months; Wm. M. Mahoney, 5 weeks. ‘New Route to Boston. Commencing on Sunday, June 25, a daily sleepiag car tocvice wil Ko. comblubed. frock Washington to Boston via the Baltimore and Ohio railroad to Philadelphia: thence over the Reading, milroad system, vis Poughkeapsie bridge, to Hopewell junction; thence via ford to Boston over the New York and England railroad. Train will leave B. and 0, station at Washington 2:40 p.m. and will arrive at New York and New England depot, Boston, the next morning at 7:45. Pollman /eleeping car will continue to run via the B. and 0. rond as heretofore between Washington and Boston over the Poughkeepsie Bridge route via Simeburs: Northampton and the Boston and Maine ratiroad, leaving Washington at 2:40 p.m, —Adet. $1.00—To' Bay Ridge Trains leave B. and 0. oO. fae age rg ‘a 15a a.m. eo 1:90 and 4:28 p.m. week days, and at 9:35 am., 1:90 and 3:15 p.m. Sundays.—Advt. a Supreme Castle, K. G. E. The Supreme Castle of the Knights of the Golden Engle is in session in Baltimore, the opening day being one of pleasuro rather than of business. After the business mooting, when several re- ports were read, the delegates, including the members of the Maryland commandery, to the number of 200, went to Tolehester. The election of officers of the order for the ensuing year will be held today. The delegates from the District of Columbia are P. B. Otter- bach and H. Gooding. Hoovs Sansaranita” Cunzs DYSPEPSIA, HEARTBURN, SICK HEADACHE. “*We are very much pleased with what Hood’s Sarsaparilla nae done for our family. My little girl, four y id, bad ‘**Sores break out on her face, and ‘Hood's Sarsayariiia has healed them and abe is in better health. Forseven years I had feit heavy and was in much pain Sick ‘Headaches frequently seized me and I could not ride in a carriake. Since I have been taking Hood's Sar- saparilla all this is changed. My dyspeptic trouvle ‘“*Xo longer bothers me. I do not now ‘have heartburn and I am free from sick headache spells. I have eained in flesh.” JOHN H. COOK, Martinsville, IL HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA CURES. HOOD'S PILLS cure Liver Ills, Jaundice, mew ness, Sick Headache, Constipation. Wine of “Coca.” When the. ssatem our able, celebrated order a amon unbear- The vase o oUur Wine of “Toocet yal ay your system in enable you to, srithatand ibe severest same mer heat ort. ine ingot Coca” is Sur "* ‘of the elec leaves and rich, Telfow, “native “claret Tt both yeasant and efficacious—what | more Joe medicine *“would you Only" 750. pint.” For sale’ only’ at Thompson’s Pyarmacr, 703 15ru Sx. N. W. .| Closing-Out Sale OF A LARGE AND VARIED STOCK OF DRY GooDs, We are desirous of realizing on our stock, and with & view to turning it into money as speedily as possi- ble offer every yard of goods in our store at COST. As our objectis to realize the money on our goods this great reduction will apply to cash customers only. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENN. AVE. 3026-6 myl7 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 1893. _ CITY CITY ITEMS. FINANCIAL. EXCURSIONS, &e. I am in the Furniture Trade for the money there is in it and conduct transactions with my patrons ou on strictly business principles—no dis- table credit system—no inducements based pega i bela ena traps for the uuwary zoe pal gverything ‘and down and straight gocds at ‘Bottom’ Prices on hme Syme Joux Ruppex, The Accommodater, it 513 Seventh street northwest, —_+— oi Fireworks at Trott’s. ipsnorters, Distorters, Contorters, Agoniz- ers and Terrifiers for the Fourth of July—less than wi prices—1602 14th st. n.w. 1¢ Comfort Powder. Don't go away in summer without a box of Comfort Powder. You will certainly want it All druggista. 0 Jal; Fireworks. July 4. » Cannon Crackers, Fireworks, Lanterns, &0., &c. Stock large enough to sup- By. entire city. Will have Onckees on July 4 joods delivered to all parts of the city and hij tocountry. Groror J. MUELLER, ‘holesale Confectioner, 306 Pa. ave. n.w. Crystal Flake, 1-Ib. ages. to improve ice cream, ., constantly in stock. ‘Telephone connection, 1616. je26-6t* ee eee There is nothing which will so jain and effectually remove the bad taste prodaced by smoking or chewing tobacco as & White's Yucatan Gum, " ciel ne At Comfort Powder. For a gentleman who shaves a box of Com fort Powder isa great luxury. How He Does It. How can Grasty sell a good lounge for $2.95? How oan Grasty sella fine rug couch for €13.60? Howcan Grasty sell all kinds of furniture, China, Glass, &c., cheaper than anybod clued Becauise he sells everything for cash. answer plain? Gaarty (The Pusher), Double Stores, 1510-12 7th, bet. Pand Q nw. — Headache Powders. 10c. Druggists. Sse AES Comfort Powder. Don’t dose for skin troubles. Comfort. — will cure you. Se ee Elixir Babek cures all malarial diseases ———— MOTHERS EXCITED, FATHERS DELIGHTED, JUBILANT. atRa ight wood cause have they—for the display of “povs’.T Two-PIEGE SUITS. 7, 9.8008 eho SS valuee—all in a se: $2.98 A SUIT. r lated and stnste breasted, ani anne, THE SAM LK THE Ee FATE PLANK” AT TWO NINETY- MEN'S PANTALOONS ‘Ate affoat in the oa 50, @7, 86.59. and $5 kinds be aif ectiaroted forethes end marked at se =$2.98= A PAIR. air in x new, fe ErGatuien wet with dev, ‘sir, from every peinset view, “Just the thing” for you. Perhaps you need an entire Suitof Clothes—we have most excellent BUSINESS SUITS FOR MEN =$7.50= A SUIT. Others of hi finer fabrics and more elabo- no igher grade, =$10= Rarely 1s so generous an opportunity offered to the people of any community. Victor E. Aoters TEX PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, 927 AND 920 SEVENTH ST. N.W., CORNER MASSACHUSETTS AVENUR STRICTLY ONE PRICE Open Saturday until 11 ».m. FICE COATS. sstrines and checks, on — worany, and Friday mornings from CHEAP DRY GOODS EVERYBODY. Now or Nevers As we are under contract to dispose of all Remnants from the leading mills, and, on agcount of the large invoice of xoods Just received, we find ourselves over- crowded with stock, we will offer the greatest cut prices in dry goods ever inaugurated, prior to stock- taking July 10. 5,000 yards Figured Pongee, yard bg penn cioreag 1 to 10 yards in length ; regular price, 1: price, ge. 3,000 yards Gineham, aia, pink and bie stripes and checks ; regular price, 12%c. : 1,000 yards Blue Flannel, wh! regular price, 20c ; cut price. 8c. Fancy Drapery, yard wide, besntiful goods for cur- tains, nortieres, &o.; regular prico, 180. ; cut price, ‘Tie. yard. 1,200 yards Fine White Lawn; regular price 15c. ; cut price, 63se. yard. 100 pieces Towel- ing, check and plain, bleached and unbleached ; reru- lar price Gc., 8c. and 10c.; cut price, 3c., 3ifc. and 4c. per yard. Also cut prices all throuxh other de- partments, such as Dress Goods, Embroideries, Wrap- Pers, Waists, Fancy Good, &e., &c., &¢. EF-This great cut-price sale begins TUESDAY, JUNE 27, and will continue until July 10—stock- taking day. RERZOC'S CUT PRICE HOUSE, 802 Tra Sr. N.W. wet Feet | Hurt? re in of an aching gan ee tetce when co an SNS ff instantly—and | painiesaly. Xo. pleasure at the world's felr It yon, have a con of _bunton, We'll remove it Wetore “you Br 12bircdied: Gi PAL rar, & 98 Sox. 3026 T. B. Towser oS SO" DEALERS te DRY ib at. D. we ay YARDS UNBLEACHED COTTON, 3e. DROSOOGGIN BLEACHED COTTON, So. 1G ASNORTMEN' of CHALLIESD, 8, ‘Wana ‘CH LAWNS, t— ees 180. ARGE ASSORTME. td of Sthiain DRESS TABLE 0] LCLOTE, tn ‘white. Bartle and colors, ‘URTAIN SCRIM, 5, 8, 2. gaged a CER in all widths. MOSQUITO NET: G4 wide, ia all colors, 450. per PINDIA LINEN, Plain and Dotted Swiss. PLAID and BTLIPED MUSLIN FULL LINE of CORSETS for ladies, mises and cues iTS EE PANTS. GENTS CEATHECDELTS. apeciese SHIRTS. Bckete and Pi 4 FIGURED Di ANN an ‘Rochdale Het the bonett of 00000000000000000 Independent Ice Company, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in— KENNEBEC IGE, uel PUREST AND BEST. r orders for OLD KEN- O sEEiB%, Sate 8755s e EE 8 Max Orrice, 910 Px. Ave. GEORGETOWN OFFICE, 3108 WATER ST. 00000000000000000! ss SOSSSCCS. secon Q@-DEPOT AT 9TH ST. WHARF. je24 Would You Be |«+5 e-«. _, Independent?|~ Ifyou desire to accumulate money and Property, sothat if misfortune overtakes you or when old age creeps om yon will be independent, begin NOW to save something ach month, and within @ short time you ‘will be surprised to find how much small amounts deposited weekly or monthly will yield, because every dollar invested with this arsociation earns as much singly as though it were a part of thousands, and be- ing secured by real estate securities for dou- die the amount in each case secures the in- vertor from any possible chance of loss. FW Cof! and let usexplain the plan to vou tn det FIDELITY BUILDING, LOAN AND IN- VESTMENT ASSOCIATION, MeGILL BUILDING, 908-914G STREET. ALONZO TWEEDALE, Secretary. eT HARRISON DINGMAN, President. A SER as aye x a > ‘HREE-FOURTHS PER CE! re Psst of THE COLUMBIA Since SORARCE BREE ham Topanga pe Ee, ees = CouGE nn Peeks: ‘of the company, 7th st. what? Seok for frame aBatee ‘of stock will be closed from sane 23 to duly Je26-7¢ JOHN RE WOR On He harsher. THE RIGGS FIRE INSURANCE ee = actin ann been eee fal stock. payable Ae F st. ae oD a stgekcigars ie feoore wilt T aly 1. 860, ota days inciual ‘Sep tne RANCIS Be das Secretary. Ath vet TERE oCRU & ek aT 102 AND A vec CED. ete a CENT PATERSON (N.. ha Fall particulars upou EEA 302-30 Corsox © Mico NFY, MEMBERS iE NEW YORK STOOK EXCHANG! es 1419 F st.. Glover Correspondents of Mesira, Moore & bobley, 60 Broed- Bankers ana nebeainl ‘Government Bonds. Rattroad brooks 7 ae ad ont securities nated Sig Baitinore Swwoae vee claty medaof lavamtmgnt securtion | Distrit pees! aie Stock Teel i ‘Smorican Bol UU Telephone Stock bought and sold de31 Tux Narroxa, Sarz Derosiz, SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY Cf the District of Columbia, CORNER 15TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVR Chartered by special act of Conaress ‘Jen., 1867, and acts of Oct., 1890, and Feb. 189%. CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS. DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. SAFE DEP anna rupert, ‘vaults at @5 per valuables ‘ot come taba BENG onset peck tern fiends SAVINGS BANK DEPART ite received CENTS upward, anc Interest tilowed ou 5 and above. pe money on real esiate and collateral TRUAT DEPARTMENT, ‘Acta as administrator, > Teogtver, 98- sienee, and executes trusts of all kinds. Wills Prepared by ® competent attorney in ance. BENJAMIN P. SNYDEI ARLES C, GLOVE! SOE Soaluree tere PHOMAS & See tia ree ALBERT L STURTEVANT Se 2 secretary. JOHN’ WILBON: Trost 08 FSnrdet, — Jenan © Raving Rivero Sgurtevans, George H. Pl fattnew len A Zemen” jeury Johns fet iret, ‘ilfam ES Clark, i Pe Robert 0, Holtzman, ‘Woodbury Bate mht? CORY ie a INVESTMENT SECURITIES, Btocks, Bonds and Grain bought and sold for cash or on marwin. (Covton houstht anf wot sa Mew ork oF How Oxtecmn. CORRESPOND! abmmell, Hacaman & Co., New York ‘Stock Ex- ne. Lehman Bros. New York Cotton Exchanee. ‘Lebman, Stern & Co., New Orleans Cotton Exchange. Lamson Bros. & Co., Boardof Trade, Private wires to New aura, Uluicaygv sua Now Or- Jeans. Telepuone, 453. del7-tr POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. ABT AND An AND VIRGINIA 83 STEAMBOAT CO. Baltimore an: Steamer Ladi ofthe: ake every cron hgaaay att pee snd (Saas 8 p.m. for Balti wage COMMOD ATIONS FIRST-CLASS. 27-3m re wharf. WsuINgrox OS SPERAROAT oO “LIMITED. Sad intermediate THURSDAYS and RUN DATS WEDNESDAYS at 3:00 Opa. fo FRIDAY MORNTSGS. fm. for Colonial Beach, SUNDAfs "about 10 Bee. oe CE aa Ee woth, TaVin FRECHE NUT BE PREPATD, stedeld 9 ‘MoSD: Wi ead Fags BAYS, and Beach and all lower rv B ton Georre’s Intend. Binith ‘crook: Coan and EW POTOMAC RIVER a 7 oI Or RTEEHENSON & BRO., Arte. tet and SETURDAYE st Kinsale TUESDAYS asd PHONG VOC Kinsale, arriving se NEW PALACF STEAMER HARRY RANDALL wi a a View st., every Sunday id Thursday at dy a.m. “Landing at all yee as Ser ‘down as creek. Ret! on ee Ra RE ccoser csoopsmnia < Pra bee ofseiling “rslepbone, 1708. FAREED ks —— F. § RAND, ap27- rte Proprigtor and Manacer. ‘ORFOLK AND WASHINGTON STEAMBOATOO™ DAILY LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON, D. c., FORTRESS MONROE and NORFOLK, VA. ‘The new and poworfu! Tron Palace Steamers. WASHINGTON AND NORFOLK-SOUTH BOUND. Peare Washington daily at 7 p.m. from foot at. what?, arrive at Fortress redem next day” Arrive at Norfolk ar conbections are wade for all points south snd south XonTH BOUND. dally at monroe, By qe. a.m. bet Tick sale at 51: nayl- asset 318, 619.1 ‘1351 and 1421 Poo: toketa Vis the uew lime, ‘Ask for: Tn JNO. CALL, 3 AHAN, ‘Gen. Supt. ve ad Wahl sons tress | OCEAN TRAVEL. FOE BAR HARBOR, EASTPORT AND ST. John, N. B.—Mallory Line 8. 8. State of Texas from pier 21, K R, X.Y. SATURDAYS at5 p. m. Sixty-four page descriptive pampbiet for 1893 mailed free. For passage sud freight rates apply to. H. MALLORY & CO. Agents, Pier 20, EL ¥. Ruyatmeyy Providence, sary ae Savannah ant Berths or atats roo ns eseerved on =! atward or “Gailiuciisin, rats sheets sad plans of steamers far- ‘AGENT BOR THOS. COOK & SON. ‘riven on to : @ _Draitelspucdin sums to salt oo eaciaad, Tellgad reas and. Agents wage seo ‘ipal cities of Kurope, Sead. for tae structions "How to Ship. aploar Are You Goro, To Ecnorm Ha, have sour letters EDWis i Low's “st Shanta” ERCHARGE, i chee TRAFALGAR SQUAI Will be atnbered and forwarded s3 3, peas we by ‘Lows Exo Oflice. 49 BROADWAY NE eo YORE. WORLD'S FAIR. ‘THE WORLD'S FAIR VISITORS ALLIANCE ‘saves ite members ten ver cent on eversthing— gtire coat, gl. “Apply SUL th ok aw. $i Apply. Ww. Agents THE JUNE EVENING ON THE RIVER MARSHALL HALL AND INDIAN HEAD. “See the river as it runs, Chanceless to the changeless sea.” REMEMBER, THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 29, AND EACH THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATUR- Day EVENING THROUGHOUT THE SUMMER, the Bonnie ter, With Schroders Band-and To Marshall Hali and Indian Head. “*Bee yonder fire! It is the moon; ‘Itgiimmers on the forest tips, And throurh the dewy foliage drips In little rivuiets of light, And makes the heart in love with night” DANCING ON THE NEW PAVILION “FROM NOON TO DEWY EVE.” PROGRAM OF THE DANCING FOR AY EVENING, JUNE 20, ON MARSHALL BALL'S BIG PAVILION. THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 29. ROUND-TRIP FARE, 25 CENTS. Parties can go down to Marshall Hall on the River Queen at 9:308.m. or the Macalester at 10 s.m. and 2 p.m. and take the evening boat from the Hall to Indian Head tf desired. 2B-2t TH OF JULY ExcURSIONS STEAMER GEORGE LEARY Renae BEACH AND PINEY POINT. rome can Some for Rrips' ‘on application to ‘The rips, as ad) Mon ‘ay jrorninge the Bi and" Wednesday seormle, morn! “em be Spat a Supt. Moxie Se SS a, And Music. DAY AND EVENING EXCURSION OF THE E STREET BAPTIST SABBATH. SCROQL, RIVER VIEW AND INDIAN HEAD, Friday, June BO. Steamer Pents leaves 10a m. and Randall 5:30p.m. 328-2" _ Bar closed on boats and grounds, $32.00. For the next two weeks we'll take you tothe WORLD'S FAIR, give you good, comfortable room for 6 days at theele want Bancroft Hotel (near fair grounds), bring you back home again and look after your comfort and interests the entire trip—all for @32. Over the C. ANDO. ROUTE Fast trains—27 hours to Chi- cago. Send for illustrated bookicte or all, CONN'S FAMOUS P. C TOURS, Room 16, Merzenorr Bouome, 1110 FS: x28 4TH JULY (At acpekonfes Fair. of ae, the Which includes first- fae aPC 82; rail ticket and = ae ap cues raeee Siu be limited, ‘those suing should appiy at Sei tm W. P. VAN WICKLE, 1225 Pa. ave. GPAs FAMILY a ‘HOPE COUNCIL, BONS UF JONADAB, To RIVER VIEW, . On THURSDAY, JUNE 29. Steamer PENTZ will leave her wharf at 9:45 0. 1:45 p.m. and 6-45. Fiourette and the Casino Vandeville Company free, ‘as well as Base Ball by picked nines, Foot and eck Racing and other games. TICKETS, 250. RIVER VIEW. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28. ‘Two grand performances at 3-30 and 8 p.m. Flourette And the Casing Vanterille Compan Miga watel “Aruold. Mile.” Raunchy Ming ine, Martie Mine Ceus IP ae Wednesday at, Serer and 6:45 eS 7:15 p.m INDIAN HEAD. Tickets, 25 cents. Children, 150. E 8. RANDALL, Sole SUMMER OUTING a ST. JOHN'S CHOIR PHILHARMONIC QUARTET PINEY POINT. Choristers of St. John's pr Cbofe will make their anus! Burnet Outing st . leaving the MONDAY, JULY 3. 1883, io M, GFORGE LEARY, Orie 2g Serena 7 Se Fhutharmonte Quartet offtadien ne ‘On AVERUAY EVENING, JULY 4, and THURS. DAY EVENING, JULY 0 ¢ Grand Sommer of Vocal ana a iven in the hotel ening during Music Parlor, aud's Musicale every their dally routine of program of the Choristers will te soe Bie tful time “violinist, eis for male by the Chorister Bors or Wash B. Williams, corner 7th and D street THOMAS 4028-0 ANTS’ AND MIN! ae TION COMPANY. To BOSTON BY SEA, Magniicent Iron Stramshi mn Baltimore BDAY. THUESDAY at 4 4p.m. and pokbty a Bt) Fare facludine mealn tate room berth. 14.98 ‘Fach state tains ya Foo con so bertinn oa Hoarxs. aren CTplepbene, 24» apy ront Lonny SER ore, Ma. ARTHUR W: ROBSON, anor bet ae foam Waanltigtcn MOUNT VERNON, HOME AND TOMB OF WASHING 10K. By Wash., Alex. and Mount Vernon Railroad. lous the bapks of the Potomac ani throarh & anain streets of Alexandria, bringing in torical points. Take trains, saa? Saar depot, 9:43, 10 oro fhe Sona Sea SS, Pos ‘Hound wip. goo Yornon crounds open daily, except Sundare. from dL sn, to 4 p.m, on Wednesdays to G. R, PHILLIPS, Gen. Pass. Agent, 1321 F st. n.w. WM. 8. NOBLE, Gen. Manager. gerz_ STEAMER BARTHOLDI For QUARTER “THE ESu bik aacoye cee | 48 TH ANNUAL PIcNIG_———————— OxIONE x raat NZA ITALIANA c.. Dd. aT Leder PARK, 1340-18508 ee etoeed 2, 1008. ee TOTHE GREEN LAWNS NS OF MARSHALL waLy ey = QUEEN, os pete es Pr cman Paes Eyes ane ty all wt tage Pe INDIAN HEAD ¥t FRIDAY and SATURDAY ¥ OUT THE SUMMER, . jai) Hal Sieh one iver Queen will shohanehalk MT. VERN To XFRNON AND MARSHALL BALL mt GTEAMER MACALESTER TO MOUNT VERNOK SIRO TRIP AT 30 O'CLOCK. AFTERNO:! 3 it in MOUNT “VERNON. ERP CENTS. fuperrision phe Spehions ERS South Shore Treinen ern ‘ine, ry ean, trio, from Ma ee fa tn 1 ® AMUSEMENTS. (ALPACGWS GRAND OPERA HOUSE Eiehth Week of the Summer Opera Scasom, LAST WEEK OF THE DIGKSON ¢ OPERA COMPARY, Presenting Balfe's Favorite Opera, BOHEMIAN GIRL. RESERVED SEATS, 50 AND 75 CTS. ADMISSION, 25 GENTS. SATURDAY MATINEE ONLY. pe desenig wingtn” Pours and Win. IN Boccaccio. ‘The Champion Natatress of the World. THE SYLPH OF THE SEA. JULY 8—CAPITAL CITY ATHLETIC CLUR. 420-8 RAMATIC | AND RY § 3 prxatic LITERARY ENTERTAIN. BAY RIDGE, On the Chesapeake, snow in its qlory, and affording full enjoyment for excursionists, Boating, Bathing, Fishing and Music by the Firth Regiment Band. ‘Trains leave B. apd ©. station, Washington, week © m, 1:90an4 3:15 p.m. Round trip from Washington, €1 Children, 60 cente, A delightful trip on the steamer Columbia, 10 cente del2-teci LADIES’ GOODs. Dases Seatac a LATeEE Seu |S3 30 ‘Ones Sea | BLAZER sUITs. SUMMER SILKS. FLANNEL SUITS. PARASOLS. BLANKETS. CURTAINS. ‘Mall orders receive promrt atte:tion. sl 906 G S14 Pa ave Summ TOWELS. XOPEINS AND, CAND: Kerci Shalt price, ua z Sa BO and. 713 14th st. anor AND CAR 826 12th st. and 1206-1208 T st. nw. 1G, CLEANING AND RESTOR vartioalar attention, say | etter Josie ciaclen of He