Evening Star Newspaper, June 29, 1893, Page 8

/ LOCAL MENTION ‘The Weather. FORECAST TILL 8 P. M. FRIDAY. cloudy and threatening, with prob- ably showers. followed Friday by fair; slightly warmer in Maryland, Delaware and the Distric! Friday, variable winds. ‘For el CONDITION OF THE WATER 6 p.m. July and August; other days at 5 p.m. 2c. Candies. Suanriess’ New Caxr Stone, Pree Daxores Gas Raxozs and Vapor Stoves are ths best. A. Esency’s Soxs, 713 7th n. w. ee Ovn $1.00 Stnaw Hats are surpassing values. ° Hvar Faaxc & Sox, cor. 7th and D. ——_—__>+——_ Frerr Banners New York Sugar-cured — at Jouxstox Bros. & Co.'s, 639-641 ave. ae “Apwrmat.” What do you think of 1t? Not made by a trust. Warcs for Smanrizse’ C ‘and; |.” tomorrow. Hzavquantess ror Fiarwoaxs at Prxor's, 705 7th st. nw. Try our Arctic Soda. —_>+ —_ SmovLpERs without hocks. Those New York [> p-mpeam at Jouxstox Baos. & Co.'s, 639-641 ave. re ‘Tay Rewsrsoze’ Ico Cream. 235 G st. nw. Laoxann } Hardwood Refrigerators at cost. ‘A. Exentr’s Soxs, 718 7th st. nw. Suovrpzns that cut well. New York Sugar- cured Shoulders. 639-641 Louisiana ave. poets sere still continues at the Ex- Fvssniz’s Icz Cazam delivered anywhere out of town by expreas or steamer. 1427 N.Y. av. Gnoceas, attention! 0 Grocers’ Supply Depot, (689-641 Louisiana ave. Jouxstox Bros. & Co. s Herzen, 720 7th ot sv. is making » laity in Ladiew’ and Children's and Shampooing: also cures Hair Gctting Mey’s Sraaw Hars.—Don't buy until you see those we sell at 50c. and $1. They are onzar. Boys’ Hata, 25 and S0c. A. T. Lewis, 435 7th st ST bom ta tole Gro- cers’ Supply Depot, 639-641 ciItY AND DISTRICT oo ge AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Avpavon’s Opera Hovse.—Dickson's Sum- mer Opera Company in “The Bohemian Girl.” New Natiosat TaeaTer.—Summer Comedy Beason—"“My Awful Dad.” Kznxay’s Lycecw Turate.—Female Walk- ing Match. PRaxxzix Scuoot Bor.prxe (corner 18th and K streets).—Pormanent exhibit of the handi- work of pupils of the Manual Training School. ii EXCURSIONS TOMORROW, River View.—Samuel J. Pentz, 945 am, 1:45 and 6:45 p.m. Mansmact Hatt.—River Queen, 9:30 am; Macalester, 10 am. and 2 p.m. Mouxr VeRNox.—Macalester leaves at 10 m. and 2 p.m. Isptay Heap.—Macalester leaves at 6:45 p.m. Bax Rivos.—Trains leave B. and 0. station 9:15 a.m., 1:30 and 4:28 p.m. ESrazet a Cuvrcn Scxpar ScHoor. — Excursion to River View. Samuel Pentz leaves at io am. and Harry Randall at 5:30 p.m. —————— ‘The Glorious Fourth at Bay Ridge. A daylight display of fireworks. Grand con- gress of all nations. One hundred young ladies will appear in German, Spanish and Highland dances. Two brass bands will furnish music. ‘Trains will leave B. and 0. station at 9:15 a. m. and 1:30 and 4:23 p.m. @1 round trip.—adet. -__ Degree of LL.D. Conferred. Among those on whom was conferred the honorary degree of LL.D. yesterday at Yale ‘were Postmaster General Bissell of the class of "69, Judge Wm. H. Taft and Frederick Law Oimstead. Harvard conferred the same degree on Bishop Keane, rector of the Catholic University; At- torney General Olney, Frederick Law Olmstead and ex-Minister Robert T. Lincoln. J osaaaet eens (Criminals Sentenced. Inthe Criminal Coart, Division 1, Judge ‘MeComas, » fine of 210 was imposed on Julius ‘Chambers, who plead guilty to an assault, and ‘one of $5 on Charles Fentroy, who plead guilty tossimilar charge. Cesar Gordon, convicted on the 17th of larceny from the person, was sentenced to the reform school during minor- paseen > aan A Day’s Outing and a Soft Crab Supper ‘May be enjoyed at Bay Ridge at triding expense. ‘Then, too, there is music, and ~ and "Trains leave B. and O. station st $13 & m, £30 and £28 p.m. week days, and at 9350. m. and 1:30 and 3:15 p.m. Sundays, Round trip, €1.—Adrt. Decrees of Divorce. Leila F.Thoilkuhl, nee Garvin, was yesterday Granted a divorce (with the right to resume her maiden name) from Gustave Theilkubl. The Dill, dled by Mr. J.L. Pugh, set forth the mar- riage in Baltimore in August, 1883, andcharged desertion on October 20, 1890, and refusal of pears, lent Lg her a charge on the generosity of ‘A decree was also passed divorcing Anna Seefris from Paul Seefriz, giving her the custody of the children. _— Continued Until Friday. Judge Miller in the Police Court yesterday afternoon after hearing additional witnesses in By the celebrated Fifth it Band of Bal- Also dancing and a variety of other Trains leave B. and 0. station at 915 a.m. and at 1:30 and 4:28 p.m. week days, andat 935 am.and 130 and 315 p.m. Sun Free Concerts at Bay Ridge Daily Regiment Norvoix asp Wasurnctox Steamboat Com- ‘PaxY.—Special rates for Fourth of July via Steamers Norfolk and Wi m to THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY. JUNE 29, 1893. ABOUT GEORGETOWN. t ey THE SECTION IS HEALTHY. 7 AT THE RIVER FRONT. der, One Man is Opposed to Electricity on the (Canal — Pleasant Coaching and Large Parties—Linthicum Institate Gives an En- Joyable Entertainment—Social Affairs. pee See Electricity may make the canal look more modern and promote rapid transportation, but the old slow-going and ever steady mules bring coal into Georgetown with regularity and abundance that makes some doubt that the sup- ply could be increased. Yesterday, in addition to a long line of low coal-covered conveyances gliding within the town, bright new lumber- laden and stone-weighted house boats came down and took their place in line. These produets of the upper Potomac and canal are coming in faster and faster as the busiest sea- son of the year approaches. Boats to arrive in Georgetown on June 28 were as follows: F. Flanagan, R.S. Somer- ville, E. M. Guievan, Fred Willard, Jos. Bryan, J. K. Shaw, No. 111, J. R. McLean and Consoli- dation No. 13. Boats cleared Georgetown on June 28 as fol- low: Muskingum, 8. Henry, No. 110, C. F. T. Beale, Geo. 8. French, No. 113, No. 114, E. E. K., junior; F. Flanagan, Consolidation No. 9, C. Wadamas, D. W. Sloan, Judge Bradley and scow. Boats cleared Cumberland for Georgétown, June 28, as follows: For the Meredith-Winship Company, Consolidation No. 2, No. 119, No. 102, Suite Rob, W. B. Orme and John Leetch. For John P. Agnew there left the Anteos, Ollie V. Hanekamp, Suite Walter and A. Green- lees. PLEASANT COACHING. Mrs. C. N. Davidson gave a coaching pgrty yesterday to the Falls. There were quite a number of young people along and an immense amount of fun. Sandwiches and song made the hours hustle in their flight Hammocks were rigged up in the woods and the afternoon spent in happy repose. Mr. John Hevenner held the ribbons. ‘Those who made the party were Miss Hastings, Mise Rose. Miss Jenkins, Mrs. Davidson and Messrs. Davidson, Warren and Rose. Goop HEALTE. Pharamacist Brace is authority for the state- ment that the health of Georgetown was never better than at present. The cholera scare had the result of increasing the sales of disin- fectants, and the measle outbreak stirred the medical profession up. There was, he thought, an unusually small number of summer com: laints and febrile cases on the docket. re was a noticeable improvement in, the general health and he attributed it to “the cholera scare, which had induced people to clean house, ventilate the back yard and look out for OPPOSED TO ELECTRICITY. Capt. Heebs of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal opposes the introduction of electricity along that waterway. Mules are good enough for him. He has been na’ on the ditch ee eee his hard- earned ex in canaling will count for naught if a new motive power is introduced. He thinks that to put electricity into use on the canal would be imitating railroad methods, and he is a “‘no-compromise man.” BARGE PARTY. There was s barge excursion given on the Potomac last night that will be numbered among the most pleasant events of the summer of ‘98. The Columbias’ big ten-oared Bow was used, sturdy men taking the blades and Fassett, Miss Yeatman and Mr. Kenyon.’ Mra Lee Harban and others chaperoned the party. LINTHICUM ENTERTAINMENT. In the presentation of the “Last Loaf” at Linthicum Hall last night there was an excel- lence displayed by the participants that is pended was apparent from the closing of the curtain. Mr. F. Weaver, who assumed the character of Mark Ashton, toad bie lines with | save ‘while Mize Alice Sebastian ue tale: the saithfel wife, by her grace, beauty and excellent rendi- tion'of the trying part, captured the audience and evoked well-earned applause. Mr. David B. Wood also made « decided hit in the part of Harry, and Miss Becker as Patty, the was coquettish and S. Ogle, the stuttering butcher; W. H. Cole- man as Dick Bustle, R. T. Ballard as Caled Hanson and Miss Moran as Lilly Ash- ton came in liberally for applause. Mr. A. L. Ogle made « hit with several excel-- lent recitations, and Mr. Robert Lowe of the Linthicum elocution class by his splendid rendition of ‘Casey st the Bat” and Oliver Wendell Holmes’ ‘September Gale” gained the liberal applause that he always merita. Wyvil Troxell in a piano solo, Mr. B. B. Smith ina comical religious comparison and Miss Jeannette Ray, who exhibited her command of the ivories, were also most enthusiastically re- ceived. Much of the success of the entertain- ment was due to the efforts of Mr. Walter T. Weaver, who gave it much time, attention and experience. AN EXCURSION PROJECTED. At the regular monthly meeting of the hall association of the G.U. 0. of Odd Fellows» very favorable report was made as to finances and interest in the project and to still further ffect the full materialization of the lodge’s de- sire’ to ahall of itsown. It was de- cided after mature deliberation to give an ex: cursion to Glymont on July 10. NoTEs. ‘Wm. Payne, who is alleged to have been the sharer of the money stolen recently by Arthur Walters, who was convicted in the Police Court and sent down, was arrested last night by Offi- cer Burrows and locked up at the seventh pre- einct. C.H. in deeded to H. M. Mor- ton for a consideration named as $556.25 lots 31, 32 and 34 0f block lin the subdivision of Reno, to the northeast of Tenleytown. ‘The first degree was worked last night on Mr. J. A. Mainehone by Hermione Lodge. No. 12, K. of P. ‘Miss Susie Monroe, who has been visiting at Pittsburg since last Christmas, will return to Georgetown this week. pica ‘The Kidwell Estate Again. Yesterday afternoon bill was filed by Catherine A. Kidwell, one of the heirs of the Inte John L. Kidwell of Georgetown, who died in 1885, asking of the court that her sister, Emma MecCahill, be restrained from disposing of the estate, and to decree that it shall be held in trust. According to the bill the poeta er ane § includes four improved lots, paintings and other family cmeae and it is alleged that in 1873 the property was deeded | Ge by Mr. Kidwell, in trust, to Martin F. Morris for bis daughter, Catherine A. Kidwell, and to pay certain debts. In 1882 the two deeded the roperty over to another ter, Emma Me Pail, Now the plaintiff amerta = ya discovered that the deed was in fee simple, whereas she supposed it was to be held for the same trusts. a ‘These May Be Warm Days in Washington, But they are not at Bay Ridge. There is always & breeze there from the Chesa] bay. Trains re B. and O. station at 9:1 m., 1:30 and ‘p.m. week days, and &35 es and 1:30 and 15 p.m. Sundays, Round trip, @1.—Advt. —=__ Oxp Exorisu Siiver is better inform and bars than any modern productions, in fact, the best pe terns made today are copies of it. How- ard & Co., 264 Fifth Avenue, New York, have the only complete assortment in America. In- spection invited. dee Fraz Wonxs! Fire works. G Gould's, 421 9th.— Ad. ethane nscsi Two Drstraste Burtprxo Lors on D street between New Jersey avenue and Ist street southeast tomorrow afternoon at 5:30 o'clock. ‘These lots are near new library —— and U.S. Capitol. See advertisement. Svusvrsan Homes at Auction tomorrow at 6:30 p.m. Holmead’s subdivision, Mt. Pleasant.| ‘See auction advertisement . schooner Lemon, Rabio Hood, schooner Ea Edwin C., sghoonee ‘schoone- Beuhlaland, one ows Bi Ss Found Floating in the Lake. Yesterday afternoon the body of a man was found floating in the lake at Soldiers’ Home, which, being removed, was found to be that of James Moran, inmate. How he came to be in \d isnot known. The coroner was no- ted that the body was in the dead house of . Hoven Rorat, Atlantic City, how open. Special rate. All'$3 and €4 rooms will be $3.50 and #9 from now until the 5th for the purpose of Washingtonians i this house. Avail yourself of the low tion and get = Fourth of July dinner and menu. E. L. John- son.—Adet. Saux oF Baxcaorr Exaravixas at Sloan's, 1407 G street, this evening at 7:30.—Advt. fechaoner & hooner. Hartford Tien, Wear, Neavovs. “*Five yearsago Thad rheumatism so severe that — I was obliged to use acane. I was tired of life — anda burden to those about me. My doctor HOOD’S SARSAPARILLA CURES. — only succeeded in giving moa little help at — times. Ioften suffered from dizziness, and it —— seemed almost impossible to bear the pains I HOOD’S SARSAPARILLA CURES. worried much and was subject to nervous spells which greatly reduced my strength. Ibought « bottle of Hood's Sarsaparilla and before the med- icine was all gone I was much better. I kept on until I felt like @ different person. I have HOOD’S SARSAPARILLA CURES. — sained fifty pounds Iowe my present good — health to Hood's Sarsaparilla.” MRS. MARY C. — CRYDERMAN, Lafontaine, Kan. HOODS PILLS cures Constipation by restoring the eristaltic action of the alimentary canal. 8 808080808 080808 08080808 808, 808 wod/303' = Daaw Ox Us 808 9 9 any amount. oe gee There is no limit to the size 808 BE2Q ofa bill your credit ingood tor — 0G 803 808 3038 (Credit is our specialty. 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Welhive thess tnall sieet ad Micra Is a necessity, during the hot summer—it gives your Foome a cool, inviting appearance and saves the wear and tear je have all eradevot sdesot atting that are saab lowe oe will lay i for you free 9 trenton ‘uptke with 2 new suite’of fursiture you will find an ‘sudiees” veriet, to choose from, We offer the sBeioe' be iair-cloth Parlor Suite for See if you can find another as food for the prion We Bical F URNITURE. was en tape prope rug. broeatate, aif ta Be $i thing like it elsewhere at our "50 conta per ‘sare-clusraia’ Carpets AND LAY yee saaisst FREE ita RGE FOR tent IN LEE RES. on urea If yor cer eee ie re ofr devine rf =e % Bald ALL THE CREDIT YOU WANT AT GROGAN’ S OREnIT MOUSE, 819, 821 AND 823 7TH ST. N.W., 1 BET. H AND 1873. PRICE, 25c. =|Beecham’s Covered with » Tasteless and Soluble Coating. FAMOUS THE WORLD OVER. Ask for Beecham’s and take no others. Of all druggists. Price, 25 CENTS « box. 26 ‘New York Depot, 365 Canal st. CITY ITEMS. There is Only One Harvey’s, which| 120 means the only complete Oyster House in the World. His famous deop-sea cgultured Oysters | “A, fect. Broiled Lobster. be, Turtle Steak aad Soup, with all kinds | Sea Food, are his summer specialties, to | Thich, he gives is personal attention, seeing that they are first-class, and guarantees them Perfectly fresh and reliable. It Johnston Bros Ex Co., 639-641 La. rhs Groceries of ription, Do You Know the Cud Chewers? The cud chewers are bovines—some Furni- ture Dealers are cui chewers too—that is to say, they spend their time in wasting oppor- tunities—they carry reflection and contem| tion to the extreme, I am decisive—I sell at “Bottom” Prices on “Time” Payments. Joux Ruppex, The Accommodator, it 518 Seventh street northwest. —_-—_— Fifty Barrels New York Aad Shoulders at Jounston Bros. & Co.'s, 639-641 La. ave, t ——_-___ These Are Fireworks! Scallawags and Ragatags for the Fourth of at Trorr’s, 1602 1 14th st. nw. aes We'll Give ‘You. a Fan. Saturday, July 1, we will give each of our trons a heat destroyer. Come early. @ Great AtLantic axp Paciric Tza Co., 501 and 508 Seventh street northwest. 1t ——»— Our $1.00 Laundered Outing Shirts. Honest values as ever were made. it Hexay x Franc & a & Rox, 00 cor, ‘7th and D. Shoulders ‘without ho hocks. Those New York Se at Jonxstox Buos, & Co.'s, ire ee eg te Cutlery of the finest quality in Pocket and Table Knives, Razors, Scissors, Shears and Man- ieure Goods. “Warromp' 's, 477 Pa. ave. n.w. 1t* July 4. Fireworks. July 4. Fireerackers, Cannon, Crackers, Fireworks, Lanterns, &c., &c. Stock large enough to eup- ly entire city. Will have Crackers on July 4. Geode delivered 'o all ‘parte of the eliy- and shipped to country. Gzonoe J. Muzsizn, lesale Confectioner, 306 Pa. ave. nw. _Cezsial Flake, 1-Ib. packages, to improve ice c., constantly in stock. Teiephone connection, 1616. 26-6" ES Shoulders that cut well. New York Sugar- cured Shoulders. ee 639-641 Lousiana ave. Comfort Powder. This groat external remedy for affections of the skin has sprung into sudden but deserved popularity. All druggists. 1 Wire Sereen Doors, all sizes, $1. Com- le Wite Window Seroons from 25 conte up. Jason's oak Jars, all sizes. Je2tt-eost*® LL. , Horar 933 F st. nw. Grocers, Attention! ( Grocers’ Supply De- Pot, 689-641 Louisiana « Jonxerox Bros. & Co. There is nothing which will #0 quickly and Temove the bad taste produced by smoking or chewing tobacco as a piece of White's Yucatan Gum fessor Children. In house where there are children Comfort is indispensable. In fact, it gomes into play from infancy to old age ‘aul druggiste sell a eee oor Bopp and Groceries of every kind. Gro- ipply Depot, bans Louisiana ave. Jouxstox Bros. &Co. canes. = How He Does It. ne gia low can jounge for ew oun Grenty toll ne rug couch for $18.60? How can Gresty sell all kinds of furniture, China, Glass, &0., cheaper than cae he Becarse he soll hing for cash. "Doub alld 1510-12 ‘Tth, 1 ttn, bot P and G Pend Q3 aw. Je22-tr TE ET EG Royal Headache Powders. 100. Druggists. apaé-te Comfort Powder. Itching Piles are the bane of many lives. Comfort Powder cures them. Druggiste sell it 3 pietheniiotaronttaads Elixir Babek cares all malarial diseases OFFICIAL NOTICES. QFEICE OE THR EXCISE BAUD YOR TH DIS- yaliceiton ry with the o ns of tl) JULY ruse, 2 all real perty AG ave fadlect fo faxation and a ‘alte tfhred fate. This twilltnciudeall new stra: improvements of old struc- a as to the removal ce the last ‘awe! deducted from ry [d, assosuments can ise nes FINANCIAL. EXCURSIONS, &c. EXCURSIONS. &c._ — RAILROADS. — eal “Save Some- Pills |thing Each Month ie piiffergnce how small, rour Davie of saving, but in esort | Rave money enough . tolgowin acta, McGILL BUILDING, 908-014 G STREET. ALONZO TWEEDALE, Secretary. HARBISON DINGMAN, President. ‘A SERRE PEND OF ONE AND oi yhHE COLUMBIA TITLE Tie” eRGRARCe ibis on and after er ofatork Bom on June JOuN REY WORTH Secretary. 3028-76 RIVER VIEW. SUNDAY, JULY 2 Grand Performance at 6:30 p. m. THE GREAT SPANISH DANCER, Fi LEURET IE, ‘Highest kicker in the world. KAMOGHI, ‘The queen of auth Oncios ‘The Pents Sunday st 10:45 4m. B45 ana5:90 p.m 29 Estee sd Provitetor. EXCuRsIoN To RIVER VIEW STEAMER SAMUEL J. PENTZ, ON SATURDAY, JULY 1, 1893, To be miven by a committee of the ““Men’s Meetings” ot the Eriphany Churek Mission of Bouts Washoe fon “iat every oeuber and ev friend of thie ti ion tae a Ucket for this excursion: as fre to'be teed in charitable work. . There will'bs three trips: "One at 8:30 a. m.,'2 orclock and 6.90 e'elock D.m.. Should rain to prevent excursion tuat ‘dayr Botice of another day wift 3ea0.8t 5. P. HODGES, Ctairmian of Committee. Excunsi0n Of the National Fensibles MARSHALL WALL, MONDAY EVENING, JULY 3, 1893. CHARLES MACALESTER leaves 7th st. wharf 6:30 TICKETS, 50 CENTS. sas OF THE RIGGS FIRE INSURANCE 3 hes sok ‘pagan at ates ‘and ofter re" of record at {he Ne ca ustnses on Jane 38 ‘Dooks will be close¢ from June 29, 1883, atte 1883. both days inclusive. Bonde ‘onder of the hoard ott rplect, FRANCIS: IOHUN, Secretary. Raat pba soca NT BOND QENTRAL Can TUUST COMPA AT IQ AND D INTEREST 6 PEN CENT Kk GOLD DS OF PATERSON wa) ea STREET RAILWAY Fall particulars upou application. TOWNS: 80) sot Hs |D SCOTT & SON, ‘North et., Baltimore. Cozsox & Macanrxey, MEMBERS OF THE NEW YORK STOCK 1419 F st. Glover Bia ding. Correspondents of Messrs. Moore & Schley, 80 Brosd- Bankers and Destesin Sovernment Bonds Rattroad Btorks and Bonde 484 all Sonatities listed Philadel, Pheer OF THE on the exchanges of New York. pbis, Boston iy anaes ‘and "all local allroad, Gas, Insurance and relephone Stock dealt ‘Anrorican Bell Felephotie Stock bought and sold. 4¢31 Tae Nartoxaz Sare Derosiz, SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY ‘Cf the District of Columbia. CORNER 15TH ST. AND NEW YORK ave. Chartered by special act of Gongress Jan. 1867, and acts of Oct., 1890, and Feb.. 1 CAPITAL: ONE ‘MILLICN DOLLARS. SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. Rentssafesinside burglar-proot vaults at €5 per uitien, Jewelry alver ware and val alifings indenec packer ‘cane taken deppeit at moderate com saviytes BANK DEPARTMENT. a CENTS upward, ang Interest allowed on #5 andabore 7 oP" Loans money on resi estate and collateral security. sete DEPARTMERT, sdaintetrator, signee, “and sorecutes: Trusts of all forney Me So dos este a ae ee BENJAMIN P, SNYDE! FOS Ue NE ce Fie Fe Vice Pre site iver 7 ueoretacr. tan Woodbury Blair mbit 7 C. T. Havesnen, ‘Member Washington Stock Exchange, Real Estate and Stock Broker, INVESTMENT SECURITIES, Stocks, onds end Grain Dough and td for cash ce on margin. Cotton bought and sold in New York or New Orleans. CORRESPONDENTS. Purnell, Hawaman & Co., New York Stock Ex- change. ‘Lehman Bros., New York Cotton Exchmre. ‘Lehman, Stern: = Private wires to New 20rs, Giucagy aud New Or- Jeans. Telephone, 453. del7-tr POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. MABYLanp. AND VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT CO. — For Bal iver Landings. ‘Sue leaves every ery Mon: oF EAE” ever and serpents ‘ 8 p.m. for DATIONS FIRST-CL al 1 kiN ie FREIGHT MUST BE PREPArD. BI GHEERENSON & BRO. Agta... aday at a! iimore snd River 3027-3m Wanngres FEEAMBOAT CO... “LIMITED.” 7 watet ONDAT! reeremagne so ee ase pep DAYS. thee: Arrowemith PEDNESDAYS at 3:00 p.m. for at Washinuton W DAY Moun Ros a 8a SATURDAYS a 333 p.m. for Col ie pitas Goan and leopamneet rei ington ‘nian nale, vine Washi SUNDafs“sboue 10 ‘ee s: a Ras o8-tt onaral Masiccer, GHEAP ORY GOODS EVERYBODY. Now or Never. As we are under contract to dispose of all Remnants from the leading mills, and, on account of the large invoice of goods 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 wide, running from 1 to 10 yards in length ; regular price, 15c. ; cut price, 4c. 3,000 yards Gingham, plain, pink and blue stripes and checks; regular price, 12ic. ; cut price,53c. yard. ‘Te. yard. 1,200 yards Fine White Lawn; regular price 15c. ; ent price, 6c. yard. 100 pieces Towel- ing, check and plain, bleached and unbleached ; regu- lar price. 6c., 8e. and 10c.; cut price, Je., 3¥c. and 4c. per yard. Also cut prices all through other de- partments, such as Dress Goods, Embroideries, Wrap- sale begins TUESDAY, ey a until July 10—stock- wenzbc's'eww PRICE HOUSE, 802 Tre Sr N.W.. p73 hart, eidy. Sa tints EG: HE DEMAND THIS SEASON 8 Hostery has been for We, find we have too man: i Fancy Full "Rapular “Made "Hose weve ose it Zoe. pa full Feralas made, double xaos ba include “small ” only. To Dressmakers: fovered Whali bl « ie Ralebones, black, 8, 9 and AL Whalebone Casing, black only. Was Ibe. New Se. piece. Pearl Bat 5 dress 20 120." and Garhart & Leidy, 928 Tru Axo 706 K Sx. N ow. NEW POTOMAC RIVER LINE. ABW PALACE STEAMER HARRY RANDALL Will leave River View very Sr vv. Faeday an Mat tn, Tanda aa Se ratsten ds Barat on Soudays, lone nvr A Fudare Sati bouref sailing. Telephone: ae REED rate at F'Co.Paents, Alexandria. Flee 8. BANPALL. _apg7-te Proprietor and Mansvar. ‘ORFOLK AND WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CO" DAILY LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON, D.c., FORTRESS MONROE and NORFOLK, VA. ‘The new and powerful Iron Palace Steamers. WASHINGTON AND NORFOLK—SOUTH BOUND. Leave Washington daily at 7 p.m. from foot of 7th at wi Monroe at 6:30 a.m. next dig” Arrive Norfolk ot 7-30 a cas Coae maiitead connections are inade for all poinis south and south ‘west NORTH BOUND. Leave Norfolk daily, at 6:10 Leave 8 Norfolk dally, Pte at7:10 p. ‘Arrive at ‘a. Des next day. Boel 515, 610, 135 1351 and 1421 Peansyl- . and 615, for: Hokets vie ‘the new witne. ie JNO. CALLAHAN, apl4-tt Gen. Supt. Fortress ‘at 6:30 OCEAN TRAVEL. FOR BAR HARBOR, EasTPoRT AND ST. John, N. B.—Mallory Steamship Line 8. 8. State of Texas from pier 2, F. R, N. ¥., SATURDAYS at5 p. m. Sixty-four pase descriptive pampbiet for 189% mailed free. For passags and freight rates apply to C. H. MALLORY & CO., Awenta, N. ¥. mye Pier 20, E. B.. Steamship, Passe Tourlst Arent. O15 15th at nw. elepho me 1 ‘Branch of Baltianors mt) tay Second Gsvin aud Steorace’ gicksts eamahip Hine to Europe, Asia, Africa, Australis And the West Indies. ‘Alnoto Boston, Providence, Norfolk, Savannah and Polntssoath. "Herth or stats rooaus sserved oa aay ward or “Saline Fate sheotsand plans of stoa:ners far- on. eke ne BOR *THOS: COOK, & sox. en on tours Draftalarued in sua to suit on maiend, eslsad and invell the pri cipal cities f urope, Set for te. a eipal c urope. for in to Ship.” aplo-te structions ‘“How Aze You Gore To E have your EbW iN Ie Lows “Shea “UROPE? es nddressed o: Sane” “ERCHANGE, HEADQUARTERS FOI AME! ERICAx SRAVELI ay 7, GHARING Choss, ALGAR SQU, ARE ZONBON" “They will be numbered aud forwaied pilparts by Mr. LOW'S own system. insurin re sufode- livery Beerayestored, forwarded aid checked bythe Beet Pema ot ea any oa WIN, Taw. LOWS Ee 22-6m_ Head office, 49 Pats New vorx. WORLD'S FAIR. Te, WORLD'S FAIR VISITORS’ ALLIANCE caves ite, members ten per cent on everything — |. Apply SUL 9th st. ow. Agents ‘Tanted.on wlary of Poulson spl5-3m_ On The 4th “Great things” will be done at the WORLD'S FAIR. This national holiday ‘will be given a fitting celebration at the crowning accomplishment of the nation’s greatness—the FAIR. Get ready to xo this week. CONN’S FAMOUS P. C. (Personally Conducted) 10URS over the lovely ““C. & 0." ROUTE, and on the fastest trains in the world. most satisfactory way tog0. We ean give you better and cheaper service than ans- body else, and we esk you to see us or send for ilwstrated booklets. Ro,16, Merzexorr Bune. 1110 F 6:45 P.M. 6:45 P.M. THIS THURSDAY EVENING. THE JUNE EVENING ON THE RIVER ‘TO MARSHALL HALL AND INDIAN HEAD. “See the river as it rans, Chanzeless to the changeless sea.” REMEMBER, THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 29, AND EACH THUKSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATUR- DAY EVENING THROUGHOUT THE SUMMER. ‘On the Bonnis Macalester, With Schroeder's Band and Orcheatra, To Marshall Hall and Indian Head. “Bee yonder fire! It is the moon; ‘Itglimmers on the forest tips, And through the dewy foliage drips In little rivulets of light, And makes the heart in love with night.” DANCING ON THE NEW PAVILION EWY EVE” PROGRAM OF THE DANCING FOR THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 29, ON MARSHALL HALL’S BIG PAVILION. THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 29. ROUND-TRIP FARE, 25 CENTS. Parties can go down to Marshall Hall.on the River Queen at 9:30 a m. or the Macalester at 10 a.m. and 2p.m. and take the evening boat from the Hajl to e28-2t Indian Head if desired. 478 OF JULY EXcuRSIoNS STEAMER GEORGE LEARY COLONIAL BEACH AND PINEY POINT. will leave the concer . arriving in Washington at tmornins of the hth. will be enforced on these trips and no hee be ited en board. ‘ured for ‘ob application to the a Se a eee Nats revaier trips to Me ee 2. 3a, ee Wednesday ‘mornin. the from will be “omitted. Fare, ed trip to ines int Bes ; Colonial Beach, 30e beat JOHN CALLAHAN, Gen'l Supt. Moonlight And Music. DAY AND EVENING EXCURSION OF THE E STREET BAPTIST SABBATH SCHOOL, RIVER VIEW AND INDIAN HEAD, widget June 80. Steamer Pents leaves 10am. and Randall 5:30 p.m. - eg lO am, snd Randa P. TH ANNUAL PIcyic UNIONE E. VRATELLAMEA ITALIANA Of Washington, D. AT WASHINGTON PARK, 1840-1350 F ST. 8. BR THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1893. ‘Tickets (each person). 25 cents, Munic by Prof. Buglione’s Arttilery Band. _je26-4¢* goer OUTING ST. JOHN'S CHOIR PHILHARMONIC QUARTET PINEY POINT. The Choristers of 8t. John's Choir will make their annual Summer Outing at Piney Point, leaving the MONDAY, JULY 3, 1893, 6P.M., GEORGE LEARY. Jill be accompanied by the Phitharmontc Quartet and ork ‘on AY ce JULY ¢, ana THURS. pay EVENTSG, JULY 6 8 Goncert of Vocal Mt Instrumental Music will be wiven in tie hotel Barter, ‘sod's Musicale every evening during their 1 daily routine of program of the Choristers will ane Ps glock at. 9:30 o'clock, &. inner, 1 clock Pm. ‘o'clock p. ma. party will comprise near! ‘ioliniet, en with Feb cales every evening, old Pine} fhomost attractive place on t Boys will be under. th je river. The Chorister immediate care of W. H. Danlel, thelr choirmaster. and, will also be accom yanied'by the Assistant ¢ Parish. BS INCLUDING. BoaRD UND, TRIP’ NaICRETS AND, LODGIN HOTEL FOR THE 41H $3.00. wilekeis for sale, by the Chorister Boys or Wash B. Williams, corner 7th and D streets n. THOMAS W. WILLIAMS, Proprietor. _ AND MINERS’ TRANSPORTA- TION COMPANY. TO BOSTON BY SEA. Magnificent Iron Steamship Capt. J. Pt 3026-6 MERczants’ if | st. and. Christian Endeavor Union Of the DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Wi Excursion and Mass we aiene BAY Riper. The Queen Hesort of the Chenapeake Bay, SATURDAY, JUCY ‘Musio by the well-known Fifth Regiment Band of Baltimore. cE . CHILDREN, 50 CTS, TICKETS, @1, | CHILDR aul ‘diversions ca the Miho tntosieanteare allowed, and good order i rigidly ‘As this will be the only excursion of the Union for the year let every. f andoavorer Dian to attend. tis all who are going to wowith Unie eicureion. “Take Gosoai Wszane No. 6 with yon, as we want to have some grand C- shorus Ui‘yoneameco at 9:15 gy at 1-90, bat if you can't pomibiy y do better no at A289. AT ONCE emer pw? Posten Oi 615 l4th ot atte 4TH JULY At World’s Fair. Sse 288 ‘our leaves Washineton saturday” 9780 peas. Bs ae’ in Ch ARLE _ Peuney ane ratirosd, Po tunity of ~ ‘the * eee Mo this the oa, day during the fair.” Grounds soot | Bumioatlen of te C3 ‘range ona fo to onteise tr PRICE, $32, Which includes first-class, round room for six (6) days at "Hotel _| sem 258. Eon be sd’ — Jel3-1m W. P. VAN WICKLE, 1225 Pa. ave. SUOMER scHEDULE OF STEAMERS TOTHE GREEN LAWNS OF MARSHALL HALL. mers MACALESTER and RIVER QUEEN, folloee ound ip fare at all tines. ie. 2 - Daily. Exc 7 LY. EXC River Qaren, trom (0 st. wharf 5 ‘tnd G p.m the River neem, a qeavinn Mar ia fateh a Tena, Pas- TINDIAS HEAD WvERNG Te Ses THUR FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS THROUGH: our ME, Mat whacl at 45p., Me eR ERT, we mere pany efte| » Gombany's regular boats fer Sa Soe N. B_STEAMER RIVER QUEEN, trom 0 street bart, for Alexandria aud river landitign ee for aoe asGiymont, inciuding Marsball Hall. Voth ways, at SBacursicns od the Hives Gace will also les re O street wharf. ees MT. VERNON AND MARSHALL HALL TP. BOAT CO. “= Seer” GQ TEAMER MACALESTER TO MOUNT VERNON. SUMMER SCHEDUL! MORNING G TRIP AT 190°C Looe. AFTERNOGN TRIP’: TO MaUuat VeRuow. THB UPR ee eee Built expressly for the Ladiew Mi fermen hans. erp heated ed Throueout, plossant fakguges ROUTE. NO. FEREUINO a Cn NSFERS—NO Wd DAILE TRIPS (EXCEPY SUNDAY) AT 19° A- FARE, Nae TRIP. 50 CENTS. ets with Mount Verson ‘sdzision coupon at nt er sachet fe for sale at the steamers whart, foot ef 7th A delightfal trip on the | t— Fish, ‘ke. MOUNT VERNON AND MARSHALL STEAMBOAT 00. ‘my31: WSRED'S FAIR EXCURSIONS: ag attractive route, frat-class gommotations throwmngit, | Our ‘Special care b THOMAS FOREIGN TOCRIs? Philadel ue day at Niagara Pails wotuc, Reture: foe ris diferent roate, Burit days tn Cicero atthe ., worge blest ost of eleven days" trio, from 650 —— RMGHT THOMA Manager, ap15-3m 215 N. Charles st.. Baittmore, M4. AMUSEMENTS. LASN PARTY WILE BE RELD ony inp tern Presbyterian Chi Tap ty 28 Atemoral St, between F 4 ‘and G 7880, an Tapoer the sugars oF ponsd ea Ss ‘ler uni son of no charge. om 10am. pam. GEONGE DRAEGER. 715 fiat ew ALBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSER Eighth Week of the Summer Opera Season. LAST WEEK OF THE DICKSON OPERA COMPANY, Presenting Baife's Favorite Opera, BOREMIAN CIRL. RESERVED SEATS, 50 AND 75 CTS. ADMISSION, 25 CENTS. SATURDAY MATINEE ONLY. NEXT WEEK .-Entire new Upera inetd. tpg Jeannie Winston. Laure Joyce Bel Josephine Knapp aud Win: Broderi 7 IN BOCCACCIO. 3e26-4¢ NEM 3A sane THEATER asked the Coeseie eeees MY AWFUL DAD mn Charles Reese NERAL i rience NEXT WEER—Sixt of the Comedy Season, 3226-8 KEEsan's. LAST WEEK OF FEMALE WALKING MATCH. EVERY WEEK DAY, 4-6 AND 8-12 P.M. \ Farewell Engagement MISS CLARA BECKWITH, ‘The Champion Natatress of the World. THE SYLPH OF THE SEA. JULY 3—CAPITAL CITY ATHLETIC CLUB. 4¢26-6¢ BAY RIDGE, On the Chesapeake, Is now in its glory, and affording fall enjoyment for excursionists. Boating, Bathing, Fishing and Music by the Fifth Regiment Band. Trains leave B. and O. station, Washington, week days. 9:15. m., 1:30 and 4:28 p.m. Sundays, ¥:35 & m., 1:30and 3:15 p.m. Round trip from Washington, $L Children, 50 08 | cents. Round tri 2 Fare, children between 8 and i Round trip. et ‘Each st cay aa oe Ea ARTHUK W. Soak, Ast, eis itn st ©. e340 ‘Washington. MOUNT VERNON, HOME AND TOMB OF WASHINGTON. By Wasb., Alex. and Mount Vernon Railroad. anAlone the banks of the Potomac and throurh the in streets of Alexandria, bringing in torical points. No delay. Jake trains, Penusyivanis depot, 9:45, 10:45; 39:01; 1:00 ana 3:11 vm. arg round tip. conta. oranda * ‘7th, street Pat Soe ss, See ‘SOp. m “ound trip, prices east se Ig, except Sunda trom il sie tod Pema on Wedneoige wo pm. G. R, PHILLIPS,Gen. Pass. Agent, 1321 F st. n.w. WM. 8. NOBLE, Gon. Manager. x12 States PARTHOLDI FOR CHARTER —THE fast, comfortable boat for smell ure boats, “all winds, for hire. "At CUM Bit LAND'S Boat HOUSE: Toot ot Fst. ac. mali Adglighttul trip on the steamer Columbia, 10 cents QUT OTTO Drop! THOSE HIGH SHOES ourself Comfortable “aud” Reat-Se0ur OMerean t Richmond Woe" Oxfords. "witch hats er pair SP once we wilt “32 50 "Pes Ba ATR, Gin take unto ce. 929 F Sr NW. Stores, band € W. Balto. St. 328 SD THT TT 110 Do You Warr Reuse Szevice MERCHANTS PARCEL DELIVERY 00. ASD HAULING OF ALL KINDS. rascua, 106. 30 Branch Offices. Main Office, 912 Penn. eve. set 38) me eae moines 35, 5.33. °705, Sele! ooh gentler and 1 noint dipper ected ; 7 Anand 4.28 1 Finn 3.18 eon EW YORK AND PHT si ater hastens, Ne Fork, Morton bx Era xe CS yates ps ta," Sheophan C re UF RATLROAD. W.HUIDEROFER ASH REUBER ECEIVERS. for principa! points south on. Berga to <a eanae car New York iow Fork ts LTRAINEOR ae sSp omr FOR PRILADELPHTA 0: x. 50 am. woek —. Past groves, 7. ig ae 3 i a 3 Ba558 SFR He and 30.05; Portier nnd the south. 4.39 and 10.57a.— dais For Richunond only 5 41") week days Accommodation for Quantico, 745 Aim, dale Tra Neate Aineand te fr ‘astsington, 8.95, 7. mm, 3. ‘Gecveral Wanarer. {my22} Genorsl Passencer wat HOTELS. | FIRST-CLASS , 82> Vermomt cm Ja. eve. and 14th, Washington, D.C EBBITT HOUSE WASHINGTON. D.C. Get the Best. THE CONCORD HARNESS. TTT TTT share LUTZ & BRO., 497 Penn. ave., adjoining National Hotel ‘Trunks and Satchels at low prices,