Evening Star Newspaper, July 1, 1893, Page 16

EVENING STAR: HINGTON, D. Cc, SATURDAY. JULY 1 893—SIXTEEN PAGES LOCAL MENTION. The Weathe: FORECAST TILL ¥ P. M. SUNDAY. District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia, showers. but probably fair during the greater portion of Sunday; southerly, shift- ing to westerly winds. CONDITION OF THE WATER and condition of water at 8 "Great Falls. temperature, 70; condition, Teeeiving reservoir. temperature, 73; con- @ition at north connection. 36: condition at south connection. 36; tistributing reservoir, temperature. 75: condition at influent gate Rouse, 36; effluent gute house. 36. High tide. Low tide. S10em 933 pm| 3:15am 349 pm ‘Mas. M. A. Netisox, the fashionable corset tiere, desires to inform her friends and patrons that her place of business will clos- for the summer on July 15. To reopen about September 1. Orders should be in at once. For Summer Comptaryts there is greater in Cun. Xaxpen’s own Old Blackberry snd Meister Wild Cherry Cordials and bis | Stomach Bitters than in expensive paterted or Cheap trade compounds, 909 7th st. Raremanpr's 81x Hovse closes Saturdays 6 @clock. —__ “ApwrmaL” are intrenched within the walls of merit which no assaults of a trust can pene- trate. ‘ Exzcrurc Faxs, best, J. H. Kventixo. Ove @1 Sra. Hat, The newest, nobbiest and bes! Hexay Fraxe & Sox, cor. 7th and D. Aaririciar Eves.wholesale. Heswrren’s, Pa: ‘Tarmuep Stock. half price, at Mra. K. A. Dowovas'’s, 904 F st. uw. = Rersmarpt’s Sixx House Closes Fourth July all day. Open Monday even- ing until 7 o'clock. Hotes. Faepoxta —For Ji Fooms without board. $5 to $2 to take a box of Sharpless’ Delicious Candies away with you. Only 25c. a lb. 614 9th Bt. (just above F). Ex ¢ Tur. Great Rusu still continues at the Ex- ping Carver CLe.xtxo Wonks, 631-635 Massa- ehuseits ave. Telephone. 425. ' Carpets made moth-proof free of charge. c Fans give pure air. "Phone, 138-2 | E. B Hay. Assignee or 1 « D. Singleton, Furni:ure, Draperies, dc. The public will do well to call at once if they | wish to share im the great barguins of Furni- ture. Lace Curtains, Draperies, &e.. as the snie will be discoutinned ins very short time. These goods can be purchaed at about one- haif of actual value by a prompt attention to | this n: E. B. lax, Assignee. Havrxe purchased todvy a Retail Paney Goods Department at very low figures I offer the stock tothe public, only uext week, at slaugh- | tering prices, S07 Market space. | 3, Sausrac, Manager. | Invorraxt Notice To t#z Prnric.—I sell | Fireworks at discount az 807 Market space. S. Samsrac, Mauager. Leossap Hardwood Refrigerators at cost. A. Exseruy’s Soxs, 715 7th st. nw. entxe Virginia Port and Clarets pm speciaity vineyard. Rarest Whishies and Brandies in town. Cun | Kaspex, £09 7th. Fresseii's Ice Cneax delivered anywhere out of town by express or steamer. 1427 Mes’s $rmaw fers. —Don’t buy until you see | those we seli at We. and $1 T a Boys’ Hata, 25 and c0c. A. T. Lewis. 435 7th st. Inrroven Gas Raxoes at reduced prices. A. Enggxy » Sows, 715 7th st. nw. ‘Try Rerstxozn’s Ice Cream. 235 G at. nw. Imvortast Notice to tae Pupric.—I sell orks at discount at 807 Market space. S. Samstac, Manager. S. Hercen, 720 7th wt. n.w.. is making » spe- Gialty im Ladies’ and Children’s Hair Cutting | and Shampooing: also cures Dandr uf. Heapgvaatess ror Fireworks at Prsor's Try our Arctic Soda. 705 7th st. CMY AND Disikick > AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. —Dickson’s Sum- Bohemian Girl.” Summer Comedy Arnavon’s Orera Hovsi mer Opera Company in “T! New jatronan THE: “My Awful Dad. Kensav's Lycece Tueaten.—Female Walk- ing Match. Praxkutx Scoot Burtprxa (corner 13th and K streets) —Permanent exhibit of the handi- ‘Work of papils of the Manual Training School. River Virw.—Samuel J. Pentz, Fleurette. Kamochi and Casino Vaudeville Company, 10: am., $:15 and 5:30 p.m. Maxswart Hart.—River Queen, 3:30 p.m; Macalester, 11 a.m., 2:45 and 6 p.m. Bay River.—Trains leave B. and O. station 9:35 a.m., 1:30 and 3:15 p.m. Bernespa Pank.—Grand Concert and Col. Boone, the lion tamer. Grex Ecuo.—Grand Concert at 3 p.m. = Rev. Mr. Holmes’ Return. Rev. Semuel V. V. Holmes of the First Pres- Byterian Charch. 4'; street, has returned from Riebfield Springs. N. ¥., where he spent the month of June. He will occupy the pulpit of Bis church tomorrow and each Sabbath daring ‘the present month and the month of August. pester Funeral of the Late Geo. 5. Hal ‘The funeral of the late Mr. George B. Hall took piace this afternoon at Arlington, under | the auspices of John A. Rawlins Post of the Grand Army, of wnich post the deceased vet- eran was a inember. Mr. Hall, who was chief f the dead letter office under President Ciev. land's first administration, died Thursday at Dis residence, 717 Rhode Inland avenue. He | ‘was a native of New York and entered the army fm 1861 and served until the close of the wai He held the rank of lieutenant. Under Presi- dent Cleveland's former administration he was ‘appointed chief of the dead letter office of the Post Office Department and served for three Years, until superseded by the last republican ‘administration. He had been sick almost ever ince the time of his removal. He leaves a Wife, but no cbildren. = A Weather Bureau Chief Resigns. Mr. E. L. Bugbee, superintendent of tele- graph lines and chief of the division of teleg- Faphy in the weather bureau, has resigned by Fequest of the Secretary of Agriculture. He was appointed to the position by Secretary Rusk when the bureau was transferred from the ‘War to the Agricultural Departmeat two years | ago. ——— Shot Offa Finger. Yesterday afternoon Perey Doy of No. 928 Sth street northeast, in prem: turely celebrating the Fourth of July shot one Of his fingers off with a cracker. os Tae Betz filed by certain parties in the Equity Court on June 17 against the Fidelity Bus Loan and Investment Association has PUblic should be informed that while the In 2 in as strong and stable and Loan Association it fe separate and distinct organization. The former is ope the weekly plan an Separate and distinct from the latter, which is conducted on the monthly pian, members pay dow fier of the am tow, and the ure ite members that both sssocte a good financial condition. Art 9.421 9th. — Ae een, a colored it is but just that the | Night. Last evening at 11:30 the Emmet Guard left on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad for Newark, N. J., where they will go into camp with the Irish American Military Union of the United States. Although over forty men went with the company, several of their crack drillers were unable to go. However. their friends hope, and with much reason, that they will carry off the laurels of the assembly. Capt. Walsh of the Emmets is brigadier general of the Irish Amer- ican Military Union, and during the present en- campment will act as post commandant. This company is one of the most popular in the District, and ranks among the foremost asa drill organization. They have carried away many prizes im the past, and will not come back empty handed. The camp will be formed in Caledonia Park. ry convenience has been arranged Capt. Harry Wal Sergt MeNall Sergt. Ellis, Cor Corp. T. Gately, Corp. Edmonds, Bulger, J. Hanlon. Miebael Boucher, Thomas Boucher, W. Kelly, P. Shea, D. Dowd, J. Fan- | nang, J. Gallagher, Wm. Harlow, M. Healy, J. . O'Connell, vates John MeCann, J. O'Connor, C. O'Connell, E. O° den, W. Quantrili, J. Quill, B. Ready, J. Wm. Smith, J. Sullivan, Wm. Walsh, H. a J. Connors, J. Walsh, E. Sullivan, Wm. O'Con- nor, Wm. “Gwynne, T. Walsh, W. Myers, C. Myers. J. MeGilton, H. Springman, J. Doherty, T.E. Dailey. M. P. Sullivan, J.Lane, John Brick, Wm. P. Doyle. ee Death of Miss Mollie Harvey. Harvey of the Agricultural Department, died Thursday evening. Miss Harvey has been sick several months and her death, which is deeply regretted by many friends, was not unexpected. Through her long ilinesa she displayed much Patience and Christian fortitude. wasan xetive member of Epiphany Chapel and among the young workers of that church she will be greatly missed. Estate. Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: P. Ingraham to Matilda Michenor, lots 8, 9, 12 and 14, block B, Grammer Park; $—. D. Birt- well to Lizzie M. Ward, subs 45 and 46, sq. 1029; &-. G Y. Worthington to C. FP. Norment, subs 66 and 67, sq. 743: H. E. Woodard to G. T. Klepstein, subs 55, and 56, sq. 972: Ellen A. Woodward to Marv Lee, part 10, 17; $2,100. C. Ryan et al. to same, part 13, do.; 2-. J. H. Graham to J. H. Klepstein, lot 9, sq. 691; @—. — Death of Mra. Dom ic I. Murphy. I. Murphy, deputy commissioner of pensions, died last evening. Mrs. Murphy, who was the laughter of Mr.and Mrs. P. A. Byrne, was well known and mach beloved. Until her ma:- riage she was a leading member of St. Aloysius choir. ‘She always enjoved a great social popu- jarity. The funeral will take place from St. Aloysius Church next Monday at 10 o'clock. _— Chureh Anniversary. Hamline M. E. Church, corner of 9th and P streets northwest, celebrates its twenty-eighth anniversary tomorrow. A commemorative ser- mon by the pastor, Rev. E. 8. Todd, at 11 a.m, « memorial love feast at 3 p.m.. and the com- munion service at 8 p.m. have been arranged as the order of services for the day. The church was organized by the Rev. Elisha P. Phelps, presiding elder, at Union League Hall, 432 9th street northwest, at 3 o'clock. Sunday, July 1565, awd consisted of twenty-two persons who had’ recently withdrawn from McKendree Chureh, fourteen of whom are now living, and Christy. Mrs. Emma P. Cook, Mr. E. D. tres, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Thomas E. f the congregation. f the church ix 853, God- omas H. Langley and Mr. ‘ouch, are still _members The present membership nd the Sunday school, or- gunized at the same tims, under the superin- tendency of the Rev. William 8. Fort, an numbering less than twenty persons, has now a membership of 933. the largest but one of any single school of the 411 in the conference. — Johnson Discharged. ‘The grand jury yesterday reported the case ot Lawrence Johnson, who bas been held in jai for the murder of Joseph Conners on Emane pation day last (April 16). Conners’ body was found floating im the Eastern branch, and it was learned tbat the men had quarreled ‘before Conners’ disappearance. He was ordered to be discharged. Keduced Kates to Chicaco and Return via Vennsyivania Kaitroad. On and after July 1, the Penrsylvania rail- road will sell round-trip tickets to Chicago at rate of #26, good on all trains from Washington except the Chicago limited. This covers trains leaving at 10:15 am.. 3:15, 7:40 and 10:40 p.m. ‘These tickets are valid for return until Novem- ber 15.—Adrt. oS An Opportunity. B. B. L. is pronounced by all who have tried lit to be the only perfect headache remedy nevertheless the almost unprecedented success that has been accorded it in vo short time is due in a measure not only to attractive advertising. but also the honest personal efforts of the stockholders who, in every case were cured by B. B. L. before investing. Our sales are already large and increasing daily, expecially in Boston, New York and Chi- cago, and our agents and stockholders, are rap- © Spreading its fame in other lands and great cities. The E. A. Butts Company Manufacturing Pharmacists, chartered under the laws of West Virginia, is capitalized at two thousand shares, fifty doilars each, and out of this only three hundred shares now remain unsold. ‘The board of directors have decided to offer this remaining stock for sale at par in blocks of from one to tweyty shares. Apply or send check for amount of subscription to Lemuel Norris, treasurer, at the offices and factory of the company, 805 17th street northwest. Respectfully, Jas. E. Joverr, President. Jas. E. Jouett, president; William A. Abert, vice president; Geo. MeC. Smith, secretar; Lemuel Norris, treasnrer: Wm. Scherer, chem: ist; E. A. Butts and H. L. Page.—Adct. eae Reduced Kates to Gettysburg VIA PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. On account of dedication of New York state monuments at Gettysburg round trip tickets | | vania railroad until July 2; incinsive, good for $8 ‘for round t 9a. m. and train excursion j returning to leave Ge nection with this train at Union station, Balti- more, can be made by leaving Washington on 7:20 a.m. train. night. This w battle field. good for passage on the special train going and returning or on regular trains returning until July 8. —Adet. allow about six hours at the > Perfect Paradise for Children. At Bay Ridge, on the shore of the beautiful Chesapeake bay; only an hour and a half’s ride fields. Trains leave B. and ©. station at 9:15 am., 1:30and 4 m. week days, and 9:35 a. m. and 1:30 and 3:15 p, m. Sundays. Round trip, $1.00.—Adet. Takoma Park Hotel. most conveniently situated hotel around Wash- ington. It is reached from the heart of the city in half an hour, by the B. and 0. or th» farm, and the milk and cream come from the same place. Takoma water only is used for drinkmg and cooking. The rooms are large and airy, two bath rooms on each floor, with hot and cold water and flush closets, An‘addi- tion just completed giving fifty more bed rooms | and five baths, is ready for occupancy. The: | iw over two dred and sixty fect of well- joreh, delightful walks and drives and d croquet courts. —Adct. > Reduced Kates to Montreal and Return V! nia Railroad, Account of Chri: n Endeavor Convention. For persons desiring to attend the Christian Endeavor convention at Montreal, July 5 to 9, the Pennsylvania railroad will sell round-trip tickets from Washington at rate of #24.75 on i the 4th. Sth and 6th, good for return until July 31. Ade | - = _ | Do You Wast a beaut building lot at | Chapel Point? See advertisement. —Adrt. Wars Yor F Ciicaso sto | Hotel Ingr the world « fair street, facing the Midw ' mim tate Moderate pri | eatton hotel, 400 Americar veland, Jr., u Rarope wire Warren Mise Mollie Harvey, daughter of Capt. Jobn | Mrs. Mollie A. Murphy, wife of Mr. Dominic | vight of them, namely, Mr. and Mrs, Daniel 5. | then | will be sold from Washington by the Pennsyl- | etnrning ts Washington same | The Emmet Guard Left for Newark Last | Which Are Detailed at Length in the Police | | | low what streets within the limits of the corpora- tion now shut should be opened made report that they are of opinion that the following should be opened, viz., Roval southward as far | ore at 8:43 a.m. for Gettysburg, | L. A. Conner, transporti itysburg at 6:30 p.m Con- | Tickets at rate given above will be | Visit to Canuda and atour of the northern from Washington, through beautifal green | op tn i ‘The Hotel Takome, at Takoma Park, is the | Faces of the Washington Driving Ciub at Ben- | at 1:30 p.m., returning atter the races. i trip, 25 cents. Brightwood cars. The table is excellent, all | Found trip, the vegetables used are grown on the hotel | Cents; ladies free. | occurrence to hear of this sort of trouble. DOMESTIC DIFFERENCES Court, An employe of the United States Senate named Martin Joseph was in the dock of the Police Court this morning on a charge of hav- ing used threatening language toward his wife. ‘Mrs. Joseph was sworn after the defendant had said not guilty and the court asked: “Is this man your husband?” “Yes, sir,” was the reply. “What did he do to you?” “He got under the influence of liquor and put me and the children out of the house. He made threats and I want him bound over to keep the peace. “When did he Inst make the threats?” “About three months ago. “Has he behaved himself since?” ir: can't manage him. Whisky has got the better of him now.” “If he goes to jail,” said Judge Miller, “who is going to support you?” “I don’t know. “Is he all right when sober?” “Even then he has a raging temper, but when there is a mixture of liquor and temper I can’t stand it.” “What have you to say about this?” the iu : said,” was his asked the husband. “There's no truth in what sl reply. “She's got a temper, like myself. Fi months ago she got a warrant for me, and has deen holding it over my head ever since.” “Were you drinking last evening?” “A little; but i knew what I was about.” Policeman Anderson said it was = common Every time Mr. Joseph gets paid off there is trouble in the house. Judge Miller told the man something of the evils of intemperance, advised him to do bet- ter and took his personal bonds. There is ulso trouble in the family of Henry Washington, colored, and he and his wife did not think that the ties that bind them are blessed. ‘The green-eyed monster played an important part in their domestic relations and the husband threatened to leave home. But before going there was.an unpleasant meeting. Some ice cream had been bought for the children, but they could not eat all of it, and 0 Mrs. Washington thought she would enjoy what was left. But Henry would not let her, and they hada fight. The judge first thought that the trouble was the result of the husband's saying he was going away, but a disinterested Fitness appeared and gavo testimony and a fine of $10 or thirty days was imposed. a ALEXANDRIA. THE NEW CITY GOVERNMENT. The new city government was inaugurated at noon today in the chamber of the common council xt the city building. The aldermen met at their chamber, were sworn in and re- elected Mr. William’ H. Marbury president. The aldermen re-elected are N. T. B. Burke and Charles Goodrich. ‘The new aldermen are C. The aldermen 8. Lead- C. Carlin and John T. Sweeney. left over are Noble Lindsa: beater, W. H. Marbury -. Aldermen Herbert Bi Barbour Thompson have ce: members of the board. ‘The common council organized by the re-election of Mr. Hubert Snowden as president. The new board con- sists of: First ward, W.8. Moore, Hubert Snow- den, Edgar Thompson and C. N. Moore. Sec- ond ward, Louis Krafft. George W. Fisher, Frederick Kaus and Joseph 8. Beach. Third ward. George A. Mushback, J. H. Strider, J. T. Harrison and J. R. Caton.’ Fourth ward, L. E, Uhler, Paul R. ‘Thomas J. Fanon. Edgar Thompson, J.R. Caton, Thomas J. Fanuon, Frederick Kaus and Joseph S. Beach are new members. Messrs, Peter Aitcheson, Theo. Ballenger, L. Morgan Davis and Dr. 'T. Marshall Jones have ceased to be members of the board. On organi- zation M. P. Vineent was chosen clerk of the aldermen, and John T. Johnyou clerk of the common council, Notice wax sent to the mayor that the boards in joint session were ready to receive him, and Mayor Straus entered tae chamber and, having taken the oaths of office, delivered his inaugural address and retired. The boards then adopted the rules of the last. councils, re- ferred matters coming over to the stauding committees when they shall be created and adjourned. THE SOUTHSIDE STREETS OF THE CITY. ‘The question of street lines 1s agsin raised on Franklin street. That street, which was laid out by Alexandria's executive in 1784-35, is designed to be as wide as Washing‘on street, 100 feet. But although laid out over a century ago it is still in grass, and could. with very little cost, be parked and made very handsom in fact, the most desirable street in the city for residences. It is ulleged that some of the fences encroach on the street, and Superin- tendent Dolie has given notice for their re- moval. There is some demand that the super- intendent shall tear down the fence, but this he declines to do. This’ is not the first time, by many, that the subject of the south line of this street has en- gaged attention. On the 10th of May, 1802, the conneil made an order on the subject as fol- ‘The committee appointed to inquire as Church street, ‘te. "Whereupon the said re- port is concurred in, and 1t is ordered that the parties concerned have ninety days’ notice in writing for the removal of their tences.” This thirty days’ notice was given three times thirty Years ago and the fences still remain, NOTES. The Alexandria division of the United States | internal revenue office ceased to exist today, having been abolished by Collector McCaull. Deputy Collector Beattie is dropped and di- rected to turn over the papers of the oftice to Deputy Shumate at Calverton, “Fue grand tent of the District of Columbia Rechabites came from Washington Inst night and spent some pleasant hours with their Alex- andria brethren. ‘The funeral of Clarence, the youngest child of Mr. J. W. Atwell, took place this afternoon from 216 South Fayette street. es Low Rates to Montreal via Koyal Blue Line. On the oceasion of the convention of Young | People's Society of Christian Endeavor at Mon- treal, Canada, July 5 to 9, the Bultimore aud Ohio railroad company’ will sell excursion tiekets at low rate, Tickets will be on. sale July 4, 5and 6, and will be good for return | journey until July 31, inclu Passengers will have the option of six routes, via Philadel- phia or via New York. The District of Colum- bia Christian Endeavor delegation will leave by special train via this line, leaving Washington at 9:00 p. m. Monday, July 3. This entire train will run through to Montreal without change. For full particulars, tickets and sleeping c accommodations apply to W. S. McArthur and m committee, 82 Washington Loan and Trust Company building. The round trip trom Washington wili be $24.7 This should prove a most favorable opportunity | not only for attending one of the largest re- ligious gatherings in the world, but also for a lakes and resorts, For more detailed informa- tion as to rates, sleeping cars, time of trains, apply to 8. B. Hege, city passenger agent, B. and 0. R. R., 1351 Pa. ave., Washington, D. C. —Adet. Cabin John Bridge. e ont tomorrow morning and enjoy one we elegant breakfasts. ‘Telephone 600.— Di —_ Special Train to Deanwood July 4. ACCOUNT WASHINGTON DRIVING CLUB RACES. To accommodate persons desirmg to attend ning race track July 4 the Pennsylvania railrond willrun a special train, leaving 6:h street station Rate Admission to races, 50 Ad $1.00—To Bay Ridge ‘Trains leave B. and O. «tation at 9: 1:30 and 4:28 p.m. week days, and at 9: :80 and 3:15 p. Important Ch PENNsyLy. OAD. Commencing . the Pennaylva- nia railroad will make the following changes in schedule: Fast mail leaving Washington for «land the south at 10:57 a.m. via At- t line will be discontinued south of Anew train for Richmond apd the | south will be placed in service, teaving Wash- ington at 3:46 p.m. Train leaving Washington at 5:07 p.m. daily, except Sunday, for Quantico and Kichmond will be changed to 7:10 p.m. and anew local train for Quantico and inte mediate stations will leave p.m. daily, except Sunday = A Day ting and @ Soft Cra’ Supper May be enjoyed at Bay Ridge at trifling expe ‘Then, too, there is music, and boxting and bathing Trains leave Ii. O. stavion at 915 am. 130 and #28 p.m. week dave, and at and 1:30 and 345 p.m. e wt Fiaywonns tinge, — Ader. = Gould's, 421 Kh Open even- | to 3, inelus \for lunch. Just the place for picnic parties. AMUSEMENTS. ALBAUGH's.—On Monday night at Albaugh’s there will i'be an entire change of company and operas. opening opera will be Von Suppe's mnsterplece “‘Boccagcia:” and. will introduce the great Washington favorites, Jeannie Win- ston, Laura Joyce Bell, Josephine Knapp and William Broderick. Miss Winston will ae as Boccaccio, the novelist and poet; Mrs. Bell as Peronella, Miss Knapp as Fiametia, William Broderick as Lotteringhi. Arthur Bell as Lam- bertuccio, Charles Holmes as Pietro, Dan Young as Leonetto, &c. The orchestra and chorus will be complete in every respect, and a delightful performance may be looked for. The advance sale indicates prosperous business and shows that the old favorites will be heartily welcomed on their return to this city. The re- pertoire will contain operas which’ have not n done in Washington for several years, and everything will be done to make them as popu- he as they were on their last representation re. New Nationa, Tazaten.—The comedy com- Pany at the New National Theater will next Kook, | present Robertson's comedy-drama Kernan’s Lyozum Turater.—Quite a treat is promised lovers of the manly art at Kernan’ Lyceum Theater next Monday night. The ‘will be one of the most complete sparring tertainments that has ever been witnessed in this city. It will be under the auspices of the Capital City Athletic Club, and will be up to that high standard which bas characterized all the entertainments with which this club bas been identified. Chief among the events will be the meeting between Ned Cartwright, cham- pion light-weight of the District of Columbia, and his late opponent, Tony Stannard of Wil- mongton, Del., whom the club has guaranteed $100. Included in other bouts will be Billy Young of Washington vs. Frank Mullin of Wilmington, Del.: Billy Nalls i rival middle-weights of Washington;Geo. North- ridge and Jim Sullivan, the well-known middle- weights, and Jas. M. O'Connor and John Glenn, each 115 pounds. There is promise of other set-tos by well-known local sparrers, includin, Billy Duke and Prof. Jack Cavanaugh, as wel ‘8 a number of sable champions. Tonight the second seventy-two hour female aan will be completed, and Miss Clara Beckwith, the champion lady swimmer of the world, will make her farewell appearan Beruespa Park.—The wonders of the world, Col, Dan'l Boone and his trained tions, will be at Bethesda Park commencing Monday next, July 8. Col. Boone's performance is the wonder and admiration of all. The pavilion theater stage will be occupied entirely by the lions’ handsome cages. It is impossible to describe the various feats done by these animals; they must be seen to be appreciated. Col. Boone will be at the park Sunday, July 2, and will be introduced to the public. ' There will also be a grand band concert and the usual Sunday amusements, River View Taeater.—River View is now at flood tide of success and popularity. ape Randall bas extended the engagement of the great dancer, Fleurette, for another week, and the dainty little lady will introduce new French dances, now the fad in London and New York. Fleurette merits the claim of being the highest kicker m the world. The wonderful magic artist, Mlle. Kamochi, will remain another week and present new tricks, New artists will be seen, among them Miss May Montford, the celebrated operatic singer; Robert Cobarn, in lantation melodies and banjo selections; Miss ila Trimble, in topical ditties; Miss Arnold, in musical acts, and Agie Miles, song and dance. ‘Tomorrow a large attendance will doubtless be present, attracted by the above splendid pro- gram. ‘The Pentz will leave Sunday at 10:45 am., 3:15 and 5:90 p.m. Tickets, 25 cents, ‘There is no extra charge for the performance. je ee THE courts. Equity Court—Chief Ju Bingham and Judge’ Hagne: Yesterday—Sherer agt. Fidelity Building, Loan and Insurance Association; certain parties allowed to withdraw. Petersen agt. Petersen; order directing witnesses to answer certain questions, Grand Jary Indictments. The grand jury yesterday returned indict- ments as follows: Charles, alias Buddy Barnes, larceny from the verson; George F. Kincaid, embezzlement; Charles A. ‘Thompson, do.; Walter L. Simms, alias Robert L. Fairfax, forgery; Arthur Waters, larceny; W. A. Clay- ton, violating section 5467 (postal laws); Thos. E. McCrocker, do.; Norman Jobuson, house- breaking; George A. Kidwell, larceny. pearmeecaboaton New Route to Boston. Commencing on Sunday, June 25, a daily sleeping car service will be established from Washington to Boston via the Baltimore and Ohio railroad to Philadelphia: thence over the Reading railroad system, via Poughkeepsie bridge, to Hopewell junction; thence via Hart- ford to Boston over the New York and New England railroad. Train will leave B. and O. station at Washington 2:40 p.m. and will arrive at New York and New England depot, Boston, the next morning at 7:45. A Pullman ‘sleeping cur will continue to run via the B. and O. rail- road as heretofore between Washington and Boston over the Poughkeepsie Bridge route via Simsbury, Northampton and the Boston and Maine railroad, leaving Washington at 2:40 p.m. —Adet. ee A Valuable World’s Fair Book. The passenger department of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company bas prepared for general distribution a handsome pamphlet de- scriptive of the scenic and other attractive 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 charge upon sonal application to ticket agents, B. and O. R. R. Co., or you can have it mailed to you by sending name and address with five cents stamps to Charles O. Scull, General Passenger Agent, Baltimore, Md. World’s fair tourists should bear in mind that the B. and 0. selling ticket at very iow rates good going via Washington and returning via Niagara Falls, — Advt. —— Week-End Half-Fare Mountain Excursions, VIA THY CHESAPEAKE ANS OHIO KAILWAY, To the Virginia mountain and springs resorts, Reached in fromsix toninehours. Two limited vestibuled trains with dining cars daily. Solid vestibuled trains to Chicago. In all’ respects the most interesting route from Washington. Call at C. and O, offices, M21 and 513 Penna. ave., for acopy of Virginia in black and white.— Adet. Soe Nonroik axp Wasuixarox SreamBoat Com- PaNy.—Special rates for Fourth of July via luce steamers Norfolk and Washington to Fortress Monroe, Norfolk, Virginia Beach and Ocean View. Tickets will’ be sold from July 1 e, at $3.50 ench for the round trip to Norfolk and Fortress Monroe, good for re- turn passage on July 5. John Callahan, Gen- eral Saperinten Ray Breezes All Day Long at Bay Ridge. Delightful shade. Pure water. Free stands Trains leave B. and O. station, 15a, m., 1.39 and 4:23 p. m. 9:85 a.m, 1:30 and 3:15 p. $1.00. —Autet. Steamer Grona; week days, at nd Sun Roun Ps a Leany leaves her wharf on Monday, July 3, at 6 o'clock p. m., for Piney Point Hotel. The choristers of St. John’s choir will give a concert at the hotel, assisted by the Philharmonic Quartet, on Tuesday evening, July 4; boat arriving in Washington Wednesday morning by 5 o'clock. Tickets for sale at Wash. B. Williams’, 7th and D streets north- HooD's: Hoop CURES ‘CURES HOOD'S “Tama boiler maker with W. & A. CURES Fletcher Co. N. River Iron Works, this HOOD'S CURES HOOD'S CURES Hoop's CURES HOODS CURES HOOD city, and at my business I contracted rheumatism, so that I became a very reat sufferer, and was really an in- valid; helpless, cou?d not move hands or feet, was unable to dress or undress myself. Iwasin a hospital for a long time. Ispent a great deal of money without benefit. One day a friend ad Vised me to take a bottle of Hood's PRES Sarsaparitia When I had taken one HOOD'S: bottie, Lcould xet up, stand on my feet CURES and walk through the rooms. I con- WOOD'S tinued totake cuRES Hoop's Hoop's SARSAPARILLA cones CURES. HOUD'S — the medieine, and stead:"7 tmproved | CURES until 1 was pertectiy wow co ML | HOODS MEYER, Hoboken, NJ | . | CURES HOOD's PILLSact easily, yet promptly | Hoos and efficiently on the liver and CURES Leweia, oe : ert tT) cart | “Worra A Gutxea A Box» Beecham’s Pills Dislodge Bile, Stir up the Liver, Cure Sick Headache, Female Ailments, Remove Disease and Promote Good Health. Covered with a Tasteless and Soluble Coating. FAMOUS THE WORLD OVER. Ask for Beecham’s and take no others. Of all druggists, Price, 25 CENTS a box. 26 ‘New York Depot. 365 Canal st. CITY ITEMS. Hot for the 4th!_Pienic supplies of every kind, Potted Meats, Pickles, Olives, Crackers, Fancy Cakes. Lemons, Claret’ Wine, Panch and Old Rye Whisky. “Open tonight until 11 o'clock and Monday evening. 1t* Merzozn’s Five Grocery, 417 7th st. n.w. po Fans Free to Our Patrons. Drop in this evening and get one. If you can't get around tonight come in Monday. We'll be closed on the Fourth. Tue Great Atuantic axp Pactric Tea Co., 501 and 503 Seventh street northwest. It rewiit Fireworks at Trott’s. Hideoites, Skyscrapers, Groundrufftes, Screamerers, Shriekits, Spitterites, &c. 1602 Mth st. nw. It — “Time” Payments and “‘Bottom”’Prices. ‘The Headline Tells It All. Furniture for Everybody. Joux Ruppgy. The Accommodator, 513 7th et. n. at Five Car Loads Capital Sewing Ma- chines at $10.—At the Domestic Rooms, 7th and Hand 4th and Pa. ave. ae, with O, AvzR- Bacu’s five-year guarantee. it Pure Old Rye Whisky (4 years old), 750. qt. Merzozn’s, 417 7th st. n. w. 1s ———_ Broiled Lobsters as Harvey serves them are the most delicate and wholesome dish of the season—they are perfection. It Fancy Shades in Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, 48¢. per garment; well worth ‘T5e. {it} Henry Franc & Sox. Banjos, Violirs, Guitars and Strings, whole- sale and retail. WaLroup's, 477 Pa, ave. nw.* odisdhabll For Picnics and Excursions. We havea fine line of seasonable goods for excursions, 4c. Imported Surdines, two for 26c.; Mustard, do., 10c.; Brook Trout, 3-Ib., spiced. 90c.;'do.," do., I-Ib., 15c.; Broiled lackerel, 16¢.; Sardines, 4 cans for 25c.; Hama and Tongue, 10c.; Turkey, Duck, Pheasant, Pate Foie Gras,’ with Truffles, 20c. can; Cross & Blackwell's Pickles, 25c.; ‘Condensed Milk, 10 and 12c. can; Pure’ Rye Whisky (5 years old), t.; An- 65c. qt.; Port Wine, Med. wee, 50c. gelicn and Sherry Wine. 50c. qt.: Gol: tawba, 25c. bot. : Claret, 25c. bot. ; Finest Family Flour. @1.50 and $1.90 sack; New Lobster and Salmon. P. R. Witsox, it 984 7th et. nw. sas Claret! Clare: California and Virginia Claret, 25¢. bottle. MerzcEr’ - - For Reliable 10c. Oil and Fluid dropa postal 714 K et. n.w., Youna & Co. je24,27.jy1. oe ‘ Comfort Powder, Comfort Powder bas been in use many years, and it never yet failed to cure a chafing baby. It is the mother’s blessing. All druggists. 7 duly 4, Fireworks. July 4. Firecrackers, Cannon Crackers, Fireworks, Lanterns, &c., &c. Stock large enough to sup- ply entire city. Will have Crackers on July 4. Goods delivered to all parts of the city and shipped to country. | Guonoe J. MUELLER, holesale Confectioner, 306 Pa. ave. nw. Crystal Flake, 1-Ib. packages, to improve ice cream, ‘tc., coustantly in stock. "Telephone connection, 1616. Je26-6¢* utieees Ca There is nothing which will so quickly and effectually remove the bad taste produced by smoking or chewing tobacce as a piece of White's Yucatan Gum. : 26-6 417 7th st.n.w.* —_ Comfort Powder. There are few remedies for blackheads on the face. Comfort Powder closes the pores and they vanish. 8 — How He Does It. How can Grasty sell a good lounge for $2.95? How can Grasty sell a fine rug couch for $13.50? How can Grasty sell all kinds of furniture, China, Glass, &c., cheaper than anybody else? Because he sells everything for cash. Is thie answer plain? Guasty (The Pusher), Double Stores, 1510-12 7th, bet. P and Q'n.w. Je22-tr oe oe Royal Headache Powders. 10c. Druggists, apas-tr Any one who wears a bandage or tight gar- meot finds untold comfort by using Comfort | Powder when it is removed. 9 ~ > Elixir 3a GHEAP DRY GOODS EVERYBODY. Now or Never. As we are under contract to dispove of all Remnants from the leading mills, end, on account of the large invoice of xoods Just received, we find ourselves over- crowded with stock, we will offer the «reatest cut prices in dry goods ever inaugurated, prior to stock- taking July 10. 5,000 yards Figured Ponsee,yard wide,running from 1 to 10 yards in iength ; regular price, Le. ; eut price, @e. 3.000 yards Gin shave, piain, pink and blue stripes aud checks; regular price, U24yc. : cu! price, Sige. yard. 1,000 yards Blue Flannel, white dots, yard wide: Price, 20c ; ent price, Se. yard. 1,500 yards wide, beautiful goods for cur- tains, vortieres, &e.; revular price, 1Se.: ent price, Tse. yard. 1,200 yards Fine White Lawn; regular cut price, Bc. yard 100 pieces Towel- begins. TUESDAY, 27, and will continue until July 10—stock- O2 Tru Sr NW. wre Carhart Behe pececen flowered N RUNNING THROUGH find several THE Pieces of Embroidered Cambric nd Pique beautiful designs effects. These are marked #1.50 and $2 yd. We have remarked to close. Tc. Yano. Ficured Embroilered Swiss | Muslin, which was 35 and 50c., now | 25e., ¥ sup. stock we and them fast black, 49 | Pen a ae Beautiful “Black 1 Garhart & Leidy, 9287 ye50 mm Asp 706 K Sx N. W.) Dower Have Your Wir Worrys 8 bot coal fre tins Weather Get her a GAS STOVE or RANGE at SHEDD'S, #001 STN Ww In other st GAS MTOVES. wie here Tha FINANCIAL. EXCURSIONS. &c. AMUSEMENTS. Government Clerks: Are you satisfied to remain a Government clerk always, or are you ambitions to ac- cumolate money and property and in time “‘go iton your own hook™ Think what » handsome your savings would have earned by thie time had you begun saving Up when you first entered the Government service!’ THE FIDELITY BUILDING, LOAN AND INVESTMENT ASSOCIA~ TION offers «unequaled opportunities for in- vesting weekly or montuly savings, and the best part of it is that your money is se- cured by Real Estate for double the amount ineach case, which makes an investment with the “FIDELITY” absolutely safe! Gar Cali and learn Full particulars. McGILL BUILDING, 908-914 G STREET. ALONZO TWEEDALE, Secretary. * HARRISON DINGMAN, President. sy TARTERLY DIVIDEND OF A THREE FOURTH PER LENT stock vof THE COLUMBIA TITL : Socks for transfer ofstock wil close on JuueS8, 1200. axe for transfer ofsrock wil cicae on Juue ws, 1s Byes roe TANT Of3°D. COUGHLAN, Secretary, NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON (D. C.) STEAM- boat Company—A dividend of Sper cent on the tock of this company will be paid. on the 34 ayo daly hhext to vatockholders of record. st the $j dbe,books for spctor of ‘stock will be closed from ‘a my Wl. E. CLARK. President, 528-7 JOHN KEYWOR | H, Secretary. QFMCE OF THE HIGGS FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. ‘semi-annual dividend of three (3) per cent hes been d+c'ared on the capital stock. payable at the ofire of the company, 1331 F st, n.#., on and after SULY'1, 1803, to. the stockholders of record at the close of business on June 2s, 1893. ‘The transfer books will be close¢ from June 29, 1868, to July 1. 1803, both days inclusive. jen tt FRANCIS B. MOHUN. Secretary. y = Towxsexn Scorr & Sox OFFER AT 100 AND ACCRUED INTEREST, GUARANTEED 6 PER CENT BONDS OF THE CENTRAL CAR TRUST COMPANY, AND AT 102 AND ACCKUED INTEREST 6 PER CENT. 40-YEAK GOLD, BONDS OF THE PATERSON (S.J. ELECTIIC STREET MAILWAY I particulars uj ication. ts "ROWSSEND: & SON, 302.208 orth ot, Baltimore. Corsox & Macanryr: MEMBERS OF THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, 1419 F st.. Glover Bullding. Correspondents of Mesare, Moore & Schley, 90 Broad- Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds. Deposits, |) Fxchance, Loans, Reliroad Stocks and Bouts and all securities listed on the exchanges of New York. iphia, Boston ““Kepecialty made ot investiseat securition District ond std all cal Railroad, “den, tasurance and ‘hlerican Dell lelepneneStock boueht and sold. 4631 Tuer Nartoxa, Sare Derosrz, SAVINGS AMD TRUST COMPANY SO*PAY, sULY 2, is . On the Green Lawns of Marsha!l Hall, ‘*From sa to sea the flowers of freedom bloom.” THY. BONNIE MACALESTER Milam, Sasson ue THE HANDSOME RIVER QUEEN 4TH OF JULY RIVER VIEW. ‘Two Grand Perfor:nances. THE GREAT SPANISH DANCER, At3:30 p.m. —3.30 pam. SCHEOT PERS SELECTED SERIES OF SUNDA KAMOGHI, The of and the Casino OmFaaevilte Company. MISS MAY MONTFORD, Celebrated Operatic Singer’ MISS LEUL.A TRIMBLE, The Casino Favorite. ROBERT COBURN, Black-face comedian, in plantation melodies and ‘DanJo selections 4TH OF JULY TIME TABLE. SAM'L J. PENTZ at co tits 4nd 6:45 pan Heitirntue leaving VER VIEW at Lede S| 5,'S'and 10:39 ym. syle E. 8. RANDALL. Sole Proprietor. EUROPE. Gaze's select parties | July 1, 4, 8, 15 and 20, sapegebar Sitti SST fost perce soe ticketing and hotel arrangements to all parts of the World Moseen tickets no oy nl ne WORLD'S FAIR, Gaze’s tours leave daily. Special trains Penna, R. R. “Tickets, “hotel” coupons and_sleepere furnished Independent travelers, Est fi Talked States or Europe, W. VAN WICKEE, 1233 Pa ave. Jels-im VIRGINIA DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATIONS, D.C., SELECT EXCURSION MARSHALL HALL JULY 5. . Music, dancing and speaking. Macalester leaves 7th steet wharf at Nels, 50s, “Boat eiope'st "Aiprandria Cafe on steamer—Dinin > room nates ound, Ate THURSDAY, FRI PHU e Sar CMA eR Head! trip. “Make. your euraxe" i ‘All for the. Roundtrip Fare of 6:30. going and BETHESDA PauK ‘SE SURE AND c LIONS! MONDAY, JULY 3, AFTERNOON AND EVENINGS. ‘The third of CONN’S FAMOUS P. C. (Personally —Covdueted) TOURS, over the beautiful “C. & 0." ROUTE, to the WORLD'S FAIR left Washington today. Every one who bas gone with us has been pleased and surprised with the ‘Small awount itcosta Call and see us or send for illustrated booklets. Coxws P. C Tovrs, 16, Merzenorr Buna. 1110 F Sr. Excunsion COL BOONE AT PARK SUNDAY, JULY @ AND WILL BE INTRODUCED National Fensibles MARSHALL HALL, ‘TO THE PUBLIC. GRAND CONCERT, &e., salsa pe core MONDAY EVENING, JULY 3D.) “ pms CORNER 15TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVR — | | CHARLES MACALESTER leaves 7th ot. whaet 6:30 | => Chartered by special act of Contes cag TICKETS, 50 CENTS. seoat_| K — Jan., 1867, and acts of Oct., 1890, and Feb.. 189% UMMER SCHEDULE CLOSE OF CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS. s FEMALE WALKING MATOE. SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. ‘Rentssafesinside burglar-proof ‘vaults at 85 per annum upward. OF STEAMERS: TOTHE GREEN LAWNS OF MARSHALL HALL. Steamers MACALESTER and EVERY WEEK DAY, 4-6 AND 8-12 P.M. Positively Last Appearance of MISS CLARA BECKWITH, RIVER QUEEN, as Securities, jewelry. silver ware and valuabies of | ¢cliows (round trip fare stall hime oe ee ‘The Champion Natatress of the World. slikinds tn owner's packace, trunk of case taken pases. Se): Gn deposit at moderate cost. AILY, EXCERT SUSDAY liver Qasen, trom 0 THE SYLPEH OF THE SEA. SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT. Retire ean on an ww | s0az3-caMTALASNy AVIRSEOSGLED pe posite received froia TEN CENTS upward, | “SUSDAYS—Both steamers from M st. wharf—The . aug hitersetllowed on Sb and store?" Macalester; $f U1 a'm."2:45 and 6 p.m. "the River | (4 LBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSR, elgens money om seal eutate and collateral | UiSSvios Marchall'st 12:45, 643, 7en@Sp.m. Pas TONIGHT AT 8:15 TRUST DEPARTMENT. Acts ax administrator, execntor. receiver, as. and executes trusts of all kinds. Wills Prepared by ®° competent attorney in daily attend BENJAMIN P. SNYDER, President. CHAKLES C. GLOVER, First Vice Prasitert, JAMES M. JOHNSTON, Second Vice Pros HOMAS i. JONES, Third Vice Pres. . FRANCIS RIGGS. Treasurer. ALBERT L. STURTEVANT. Sosrotary. JOHN C. WILSON, Trust Oiticer. Directors: Pen!amin P. Snyder, Albert L, Sturtevant, George fi. Plaat, Lewis Clephane, Henry Pacis ee M, Johusioa, Ht iioes Percy. Themen Wie, William E Clark RovertO. Holtzisan, Woodbury Biai =) Je Wines. Member Washington Stock Exchanzs, Real Estate and Stock Broker, Rootus ¥ and 11, Atlantic Building, 0 Fst. aw, INVESTMENT SECURITIFS, Stocks, Bonds and Grain boueit and sold for cash oF on warvin. Cotton bough? and aoa in New York or New Orleans. COREESPON DENTS Purnell, Hagaman & Co., New York Stock Ex- change. Lehuian Bros.. New York Cotton Exchange. ‘Lehman, Stern & Co.,New Orleans Cotton Exchange. Lamson Bros. & Co. Chicaxo Board of Trade. Private wires to New 4ufa, Cuucagy sua New Or- tt OF sULy EXCURSIO: s STEAMER GEORGE LEARY TO. COLONIAL BEACH AND PINEY POINT. The steamer George Leary will leave ‘com pans’s wh th st. on Monday evening, July at for Colonial Bouck and Piney mottit, am morning, “July 4, for Colon! Beach and Point at & o'clock” Keturnime, i Piney m, after the concert, and Besch at U1 p.m. afriviig in Washingt the inornine of tt der will be enforced on these trips and no improper per-ous will be permitted on board. State red for trips ou appiication to the at trips, as adveriised for the seaso Ine the 3d, and Werluenday tmornine: 4 Washinvton will be ‘omitted. nnd trip to Pires Point, 7c. ; Colonial Beach, 50° and return. “hero __ JOHN CALLAHAN, Gen'l Supt. SUMMER OUTING ma ST. JOHN'S cHorR PHILHARMONTS QUARTET t PINEY Pomnt. The Choristers of St. * Cuoir will make their annual Summer Outing at Piney Point, leaving the bers Y MONDAY, JULY 3, 1898, 6P.ML, On stentner srt ept tase TS Eats ens be accompa: tite Pu oP aden aa het nates 07 8 Piiharmonte Y 4. and THURS. ULY 6, 4 Grand Concert of Vocal sic ver in the hotel Parlor, anda Musicale every evening duriug their dai'y rontine of program of the Choristers will ‘as follows o'clock a.m. ; Morning Prayers, 7:30 ck a. tn. Brea stust, 8 o'elo m ore ted, and as the ices. With pianist, 2 with rehearsals daily and musi- calea every eveniuk, o!d Piney Point will decidedly be the most attractive place on the river Boys will be under the i Daniel, their choizmaster, by the Asaistunt © f ish. TRIP TICKETS, INCLUDING BOARD PGING AT HOTEL FOR THE 4TH for sale_by the Chorister Boys or Wash B. an.l D streets p. w. LLIAMS, THOMAS Proprietor. wprine nearly forty ¥ The Chorister sediate care of W. i TO BUSTON BY SEA, Magnificent Iron Steamship JS. March, capt. J. 8. Mare DAY and at10am. Fare. --$14.00 25.00 THULSDAY ata pin. and SUS yay including meals ana upper deck— State root bert Per oe Konnd trip, Fare, imei Berth Fare, children between 5 and 12 years. Round trip. i Be Each state room contains two berths. ‘Trattic Matiagar. IW: RODS = aw Washington, MOUNT VERNON, — Ratiroat Potomarant ¢ ® Aria, brinzing im view all ti jon" Pans. Agt.,615 15th st my te GK PHIL WM Ne SAIN ae TLOWENG town, for thon yuaranterd cod sengers can reurn on any at-amer: NDIAN HEAD EVERTNG TRIPS_THURSDAY, LAST PERFORMANCE OF THE. FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS THROUGH- my andogsrMarmaltian ware’ °* | DICKSON OPERA COMPANY, Music au all trips aed st Marah tall. Preventing Batfe's Favorite Opera, iar art eee yam Me te Die Be BOREMIAM CIRL. morning of afternoon trips of our st: 4 return Rp RESEPVED SEATS, 50 AND 75 CTS. trip fare, 250. “E,mamtrswm.ncen ocrrx.twm oee| ADMISSION, 26 CERTS. Sapa see eae Seco ee | aeeae a cen pa oy Soares net Excursions on the River @ucee from obzaarsigne on the iver Will also leave az Seepou AND MARSHALL HALL = ONDA Gar = = Len 1228-! Ce i TER’ Cel 3 JULY 4, 1883— TEA! .RTHO! poon and evening." Admission during day free; even Stony fasts contact Sook Sor mnt ing. 25 conth." Ke:reshments served. es Picsaaee poste, all kt for hire At ASE BALL! Land's AT HOUSE. foot of F st. n. LCA we Wa G a secre ve route, . ea eg nes cunt ao ee Tuesday, under supervision of the | com ee the Leaders in the District Learus THOMAS FOREIGN "TOCRISR oe cr Philadeivhis, vogue : ring one inwara Falla ‘goine. Play Bait! eS eric od ms a x with all modern fniprovementa, Wwithinseven blocks | JRASKET BALL. THE NEW Gal ofthe Fair. Gost of re trip, from 650 YM. C24 ve CAROLE TN © 880. For: 7 ee Toon Also Humorous Sports— 4 ee Baltimore, Ma. ‘Climbing Greasy Beis, Se0s mee YM. C."a. Para, AMUSEMENTS. Perot TEW NATIONAL THEATER Admission, Ue. Including grand stand, 2Se. N Ergninge atS:15. Sat ‘Matinee at 2. La.ies free to grand stand. ie Fifth Week of the Cor ‘Reason. ——— ———________ wing to the enormous success, T= CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY GROUNDS. ‘Lawn Festival for the benefit of St. Anthony's Chureb, Brookland, JULY 3. 4. Sand 6, nea Ruths Romance MY AWFUL DAD Will be continued for Mon4as, Tuesday and Wednes- nee Sey of ett weeks A820, BANJO. Baxso. a jaickly and correctly tacirht by a simple method in juarter, Ag: ‘teach the Tost unuvusical perecn to plags weciect tons each oF Re charge. Parlors open from 10.0.2, RESERVED SEATS, 25, 50 and TSc. FORNI, TEXAS, MEXICO. — AL. . GENERAL ADMISSION, 250. seul tourist parties over the 80 ee Reig set SEE CASTE. |i trey F PMaE Lol hs * F It W4SHINeTON privine cLUB, SULY 4. sus. TROTTING RACES AT BENNING RACE TRACK. 2.32 CLASS: Br. G. ‘ville Boy, Br. Mt. Xdeinlae, Ch: G: Chieftain Ladaie, 50 CLASS: Sometimes, Back Number, rear, Fannie D., Wade Hampton, jr. E FOR ALL PAC! od JUST RECEIVED. 720 pairs Men's Russia Calf Blachers, Oxfords and Bals., which were made up to sell for 65. Admittance to all parts of grounds, 50 cents, Ladire — ane. frees Argel tenis will leat Baltimore at Kouna trip, 35 ceate, TNe S* Conclusion of races. | 499 pairs samples of Men's Fine Shoes. Reguler@d Races begin at p.m. Os Scxpax, Juxx 2, 1893. ‘There will be « Grand Concert —aT— Glen Echo —By a— LARGE ORCHESTRA OF SELECTED MUSICIANS, ‘Under the leadersbip of CHAS. B. DONCH, Jr, Assisted by— THE ALBERT QUARTET AND OTHER TALENT In Vocal Selections. Concert commences at 3 o'clock and lasts until p.m, €5 and 06 quality. OUR PRICE, FROM 81.95 TO #4. 900 pairs Ladies’ Russst Oxfords, $1.85, 625% 83, and $3.50 rades, OUR PRICE. #1.35 AND #2.45. 480 paire Ladiew Samples—the finest made. Owr prices on these are (ess than manusacturers’ whale wale prices. COME AND SEE US AT OUR NEW HOUSE. THE WARREN SHOE HOUSE, Gro. W. Rica IF THERE IS CLOUDY WEATHER OR RAIN CONCERT WILL BE POSTPONED. These concerts take place in the beautiful erounds at the terminus of the Glen Echo elee:ric railroad. Adjoining the orchestra pavilion is the rustic cafe, “THe C&DARCROFT,” Where « Spiendia DINNER CAN BE HAD FOR 75s. All kinds of refreshments, Everything first-class Beautiful views of the historic Potomac river. BOATS TO HIRE fo under sai 919 F STREET NORTHWEST. Mauagement as last fall BAY RIDGE wis On the Chesapeake, elory, and affording pemote MWR wa ay