Evening Star Newspaper, July 3, 1893, Page 8

LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. FoRECAWE TILL. 8 P. x. TUESDAY. CONDITION OF THE WATER. ‘Temperature snd condition of water at & #.m.: Great Falls, temperature, 76; condition, 86; receiving reservoir. temperature, dition at north connection, 36; condition at = distributing reservoir, . 76; condition at influent gate ts 36; a cS High tide. Low tide. 10:37am 4:42 a2 pm. 11:02am. 5:08 p.m. For Jeuy ‘noe cries Bee our Outing Shirts. @1 buys a beanty fit and style perfect. Haxer Frasc & Sox, cor. 7th ead D. Samstac will ‘sell Jaly | 3 $2,000 worth of Fire- ‘works of all designs at private sale. What is not gold by tomorrow evening will be sold at auction. cag a NSixsr10, Auctioneer. Hore, Parposia.—For July and Avgust, gooms without board, $5 to 25 per month. 25a, Box Croans. Sicetes’, 1011 Pa. ave. ee A DOMESTIC DIFFICULTY. ‘Whisky on One Side and Too Much Tongue ‘on the Other. Deniel Lyneb, an ex-policeman, told = story of his domestic difticulties when he appeared in feat | Judge Miller's court this mofning. His wife had caused his arrest of a charge of threats ‘and she told the court that the whisky drinking of her husband caused all the trouble. le works,” abe replied when questioned by the judge, “but he spends it f@r liquor and i brings home a bottle of whisky every night.” “If I send him to jail how will you get along without him?" the court inquired. ~I don't want him sent to jail,” was her reply. “I only want him put under bonds.” Daniel denied the charge and the judge told him he had better let Mary alone iu the future. “['ll let her alone, judge, your honor,” said Dansel. “If she will only keep ber tongue off me there won't be any trouble.” Judge Miller pat the husband under hie per- sonal bonds to keep the peace. pase chor sae A STALE GAG. It's Difficult to Impose on an Experienced Hotel Clerk. Arichly dressed woman entered one of the high-priced hotels this morning and told a tale of woe. She called the clerk to one side and said that she was a native of and hailed from Nebraska: that she came to Washington during ‘the latter part of the last administration to accept an office which had been promised het by a western Congressman and that she bad been disappointed. The member of Congress, in whom she had reposed such confidence, had “apwrnaL,” abused her affections and discarded her. Sho Costing the dealer perhaps a trifle more, is the | said that she was hungry and wanted a position only recognized high grate cigarette. “Ad-| as q domestic in the hotel. For six days she peeeneee bad dieted on crackers and water. She said that hunger forced her to take this step and that she wus willing to work in the hotels she bad patronized in her more prosperous days. ‘Fears trickled down her pretty checks as she told her story. The sympathetic Star man murmured, “Pitiful,” and was about to call up police headquariers to have the lady sent west when the hotel clerk yawned and said, “Stale gag.” _ ee SOc. Box Ciaars. Sicktes’, 1011 Pa. ave. ‘Tars is the last week of Fonda & Co.'s re- tail fancy goods department. Goods must be sold at any price. 407 Market space. S Sasso, Manager. HrAapQvaRTEeRs FoR “Fimewonzs at Pryor's 705 7th st. mw. ‘Try our Aretic Soda. S. Hexcen, 720 7th st. uw, is mating « spe- eialty in Ladies’ and Children’s Hair Cattng snd Uhampooing: also cures Dandraff. 1 ae amas: Galilean Fishermen. The twenty-seventh anniversary sermon and grand rally of the R. W. U. District G., Taber- nacle No. 2, G. U. 0. of G. F., was preached at Fishermen's Temple. $20 F street southwest, yesterday. ‘The 11 o'clock service was presided over by Rev. Rt. Peyton, and the annual sermon was by Rev. I. V. Brsant. Collections for the _--— day amounted to 8100.54. A public installation ‘Tae Garat Rusa still continues at the Ex- | of officers will take place at ihe temple tomor- yim Canvet Cixaxrxo Wonss, 631-635 Massa | row at 9 a.m. chusetts ave. Telephone, 425. | Carpets made moth-proof free of charse. For Searxo Lass goto Joux R. Kexzy, tb street wing, Conter market. Telephone 1064. CiZY AND DISTRICE AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Anniversary Exercises at Hamline. The twenty-eighth auniversary of Hamline Methodist Episcopal Chureh, 9th and P streets northwest, occurred yesterday and was appro- priately celebrated by special services. Rev. Dr. E. 8. Todd is the present pastor and he preached a commemorative sermon yester- day morning. His theme was “The Power of Knowing God,” and he spoke of the Methodist doctrine of “regeneration by the Holy Spirit.”” After narrating the early history of Hamline Church he gave a brief description of the life of Leonkiae L. Hamfine, after whom the charch is cal Arnavon's Orena Hovse.—“Boccaccio.”* New Natioxac, Teexren.—Saummer Comedy Geasou—“My Awful Dad.” Praxis Scaoot Boriorsa (corner 18th and K streets).—Permanent exhibit of the handi- ‘work of pupils of the Mavual fraining School. | In the afternoon at 3 o'clock old- Cataoxic Ustversity Grouxps.—Lawn Fes- | fashioned love feast was held, led by Rev. L. T. tival for benefit of St. Anthony's Charch, | Widerman of McKendree, ands former pastor Brookland. of Hamline. Many of the elders of the congre- eae wee gave in their experiences. a EXCURSIONS TOMORROW. At 5 o'clock in the evening the sacrament o wae administered. River Virw.—Samue! J. Pentz, Fleurette. a SS Kamochi and Casio Vaudeville Company, 9:45 am., 1:45 and 6:45 p.m. Matsmatt Hatt.—River Queen, 9:30 a.m. and $:30 p.m.; Macalester, 10 am.,2 and 6:45 pm. Bar Rrvor.—Trains leave B. and O. station 9:15 a.m., 1:30 and 4:28 p.m. Moont Venxox.—Macalester leaves at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Gia Eceo.—Masic and dancing. All amuse- ments. ‘The Matis on the Fourth, The following order in regard to the delivery of the mails tomorrow has been issued by Post- master Sherwuod: ‘The following divisions of the main office will ‘be closed to the public on Tuesday. July 4, 1893: Money order division. registry division. Car- riers’ window, at main office will be open from 6to7 p.m. A delivery by carriers will be made 7am. Collections for entire city will be made at 4:30 a.m.and 5 p.m. County collec- tions will be made at a.m. and 5 p.m. The following stations will be open to the yablic for the transaction of business as fol- yea: East Capitol station, 6 to 11 am., 5 to 7 =a ‘Temperance Boys and Girls. ‘The temperance tent at llth street and Georgia avenue southeast was crowded yester- day afternoon at 3:20 o'clock, the meeting be- | p. ing in charge of the Fourth Street M. £. Sun- Pim southwest station, § to 11 am.,5 107 day School Gospel Temperance Society. After | P-2-; station C, 7 to 10 a.m. an interesting program, consisting of sdlos, ‘aie aaa ignment. ae oh ppg! nag Revi E | Alice and A. ¥. Moran, trading in boots and E. Church, made an enthusiastic address, and | shoes at 434 9th street northweet,made an assign- twenty-five signed the pledge. ment for the benefit of creditors to George F. — Parker. ‘The assets are stated at $3,317.47 and ‘The Union Soldiers’ Alliance. liabilities $2,589. ‘The Union Soldiers’ Alliance held its regular dav oiaua 4 A ting Saturday it at Faber’ asi Aap a ane Gaal ce aca Deing pree-| One of the clerks at adown-town hotel has ent. President B. F. Janney presided and the | b@e2 born anew through the gold cure. He roll was called by John L. Heupel, secretary. | #5* that at oue time he was an alcoholic wreck, "Pwo vacancies had been made in the member | bat that be loathes the odor of the intoxicating ship, one by death and one by resignation, and | @™®Usht now. Late last night he was confiding these were filled br the obligation of Gen. Doo- | his experiences to a drammer for one of the little and Mr. Augast Donath. After the busi- | largest liquor houses in the United States, ness session was over « supper was served, at | The strange part of the story is that the whisky which interesting patriotic speeches were made | man tuox Up the temperance end of the discus- by President Janney. Messrs. Doolittle, Donath, | sion and the ex-inebriate argued for Charles P. Lincoin, Cauningham, Brown, Ben- | liquor dealer. The traveling salesman declared nett, Hart, Postmaster Sherwood and Dr. Frank | warmly that it was the duty of the government 'T. tiowe. to erect great hospitals for the cure of dranken- — ness and then to shut up every rum mili in the Funeral of Wiss Harvey. land. He despised the stuff. It was reaponsi- The fancral of Miss Meilie Harvey took place | ble for nine-tenibe of the crimes and wronge of vom the ae the world. Alcohol was no good. ‘The clerk _ espa poate ™ — aoe =a; | called bim a fanatic, said that the saloon was = = : sdhnaiy Z and 2 re i : pve -snigpenl ye maleate age SES | cary. Somes peoer sat omp Sree me pid laws were un-American. In telling the treat- Daughters. of which the deceased was a mem-/| ment through which he passed be said that no ber. The floral o: were numerous. The | eure could be effected in the case of those pallbearers were Mess ‘wart. Simpson, Fi | patients who persisted in the use of cigarettes . Campbell, Hinel: ve and A. W. Camp-| and certain brands of tobacco which contained bell. The interment was at Glenwood. opium. The cigarette habit bad to be aban- | casas dre doned before treatment would be proceeded The Marquis of Villalobas’ Prdmotion. with. The Marquis of Villalobas, who accompanied the Duke of Veragua on hrs visit to this eoun- try, did not go away with him. He has beeu appointed ambastador to Constantinople by the | Sanday morni:ig. rece! Spanish government. He was formerls seere-| forcheat. She was treated at the Emergency tary of the Spanish Iegation at Washington | Hospital and taken to her home. ‘The new appointment ix quite a promotion, ‘The ma: now in this city settling up his affairs preparatory to a speedy departure to his | new post. Mary Cassidy, fifty years old, living at 717 | 19th street, fell at 1 aad M streets northwest nus Charles Hepburn, a white child of five years, —— ‘The Fourth at River View. Capt. Rendall presents a big program at River View on the Fourth of July. ‘The great | dancer, Fleurette, will be seen in new dances, Kamochi, the lady magician. nas new tricks, and the Casino Vaudeville Company will begin their second week. Miss May Montford iu topical | SE ditties, Miss Leiia Trimble, balladist, and John | Low Rates to Montreal via Koyal Btac Line, horse attached to a sulky, driven by George Cole, on the street near his home on Saturday afternoon. He was taken home and Dr. E. L. | Morgan was summoned and found the child Parbam. Coburn, biaek-face an, will all be seen | On the occasion of the convention of Young e Pentz leaves at 9:45 am, | Peopl ety of Christian Endeavor at Mon- urning. leaving | treal, da, Jniy 5 to 9, the Baltimore and | River View at 12:15, - $:09 and 10:30 | Ohio railroad company will sell excursion m. Tickets, and gent, 50 cents. | tickets allow rates. Tickets will be on sale lies and children, 25 cents. Esputa’s Band | July 4,5and 6, and will be good for return will render patriotic airs daring the day and until July 81, inclusive. Passengers evening. the option of six routes, via Philadel- Kew York. ‘The District of Colum- Ln prssioh geen omar ia Christian Endeavor delegation will leave by | Rev. Dr. John T. Jenifer of the Metropolitan | », ypecia! train via this line, leaving Washington | A.-M. E. Church delivered an interesting ser- | at 9:00 p. m. Monday, July 3. This entire train mon yesterday on the subject of the spirit of | Will run thronzt to Montreal withont change. Mberty. In the course of his address he said | For fall particulars, tickets and sleeping car } a ta Iv to W feArtht that history teaches us that the more intelligent, | Jeu (eee Ae Nios cemunitiee, ae the stronger and the = er dominate and con- | Washington Loan and Trust Company building. trol the weaker. All people in their time, said | The round trip trom Washington will be $24.75. be, have bad cheir period of bondage aad | Tbis should prove a most favorabie opportunity service. Like children, they spend a time in| not only for attending ove of the largest re- subjection and servic» before renching the | ligions gath in the world, but also for a Mastery oc co-ordinatce power and equality. | visit to Canada and atour of the northern Under the guidance of God this period i# made | lakes and resorts. For more detailed mforma- the training school for discipline, instruction | tion as to rates, sleeping cars, time of trains, and ¢evelopment preparatory to self-control. | apply to S.B. Hexe, city passenger agent, B. History's testimony is that whatever progress | = ©. RR, 1351 Pa. ave., Washington, D. C. mankind has made toward the higher civiliza- | —dct tion has been only when this gospel of liberty ee Free Concerts at Bay Ridge Dally hae been warching in the advenee. = Ps the celebrated Fifth Regiment Band of Bal- Of Interest 10 Congregationallets, umore. Also dancing and a variety of other Rev. Dr. Newman, pastor of the First Con- | amusements, Trains leave B. and O. station at gregational Church, will be absent from the | 203 a;'9:35 man und 130 aad 348 Wm. Sunt eity until October 1. Ho will spond the greater | Gaya’ G1 round tps tides we Bm Sam Part of his vacation in the west. During his ES Se absence Rev. Mr. Fishburn, the assistant ee [am i Plager ge pean iamed ‘The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company 3 ze of ees At the | announces that it will place on male on July 3d eunera: ciaeesed Ga eee koe of lee | ce teenie eee oa > sion tickets at greatly ship to twenty-six persons. This increases the | reduced rates. These tickets will be good for ehurch this year. ———- Repvcep Rarze to world’s fair via Pennsyi- vania railroad. Kound-trip tickets are now being sold good on all trains from Washington except the Chicago limited at $26. Consult train schedules of this line.—Adet. Spectat Trarx leaves B. and P. stationat 1:30| No Oxe should teturn from New York until P.m. for Deanwood, returning immediately | they have inspected the important Jewels and Sifter the races. Kound-trip, rate 25 cgnts.— | Silverware of Howard & Co.. 264 Fifth Avenue. san. Best assortment in America. —Adet, = ‘Sprctan Trasx for Deanwood driving races tomorrow. Attractive program arranged. A Pleasant place to spend the Fourth.—Adet. m.; Georgetown station, 6 to 11 a.m., 5 to 7 |- the | ing a severe gash in ber | whose parents reside at 1223 23d street north- | west, was run over and critteally injured by a | critically injured. Cole was arrested by Officer | iG STAR: GTO. D.C. A HE SAW NO DESECRATION. A Veteran Who Asserts That Gettysburg Field Has Not Heen Spotied. Mr. E. A. Berry, a resident of the District, formerly a soldier in company E, seventy-sixth ‘New York volunteers, who has just returned froma visit to Gettysburg, called at Tue Stax | office this morning and made the astonishing statement that the desecration of the battlefield by the trolley road was “‘all humbug.” He said that when he asked people of Gettysburg about the desecration they laughed at him. “I went all over the battlefield,” he said, “and it there was any desecration I didn’t see it. From what I had read in the papers I ex- pected to find Devii's Den utterly atibilated nd the rocks entirely gone. Well, ax « matter of fact, the road doesn't go within 100 feet of the den, and there are rocks enough there to pave all the streets of New York, Boston, Phila delphia and Washington. “Gen. Sickles, in bis circular, advised us not to patronize the trolley road. ‘Why, bless your heart, we couldn't do such a thing if we wanted to. The trolley rond will not be ranning for six months atleast. Why, the track is not en- tirely laid yet and the powerhouse isn’t up.” cei shh a THE LATE COL. ARNOLD. Memorial Services Held at Shiloh Baptist Charch Yesterday. ‘There was a large attendance yesterday after- noon at Shiloh Baptist Church on the occasion of aservice in memory of the late Col. George M. Arnold, who was a victim of the Ford's ‘Theater disaster. The service was under the auspices of the Shiloh Baptist Afternoon Lyceum, of which Col. Arnold was an active and valued member. The president of the lyceum, Mr. Edward H. Lipscomb, presided and opened the service by ashort tribute to the deceased. He was fol- lowed by Rev. J. Anderson Taylor, who spoke of Col. Arnold's efforts in life to advance t interests of the colored race, Mrv. Lalu Joy | Brooks rendered a solo and Mrs. Mary Church ‘Terrell read an addrers enlogizing Col. Arnold. Remarks were made by John Mf. “Langston, W. | Calvin Chase, Miss M. E. Bowon, Mr. J.’ W. Cromwell and P. K. Jones. Solos were sung by Miss Belle Gibbons, Miss Mary Day and Mr. J. H. Brooks, Mrs. A.’ Slade and Mr. J.T. Walker rendering a duct. Mrs. Slnde also read an original poems on the late Col. Arnold. sas ata ALEXANDRIA, ‘THE STATUS OF THE CITY TREASURY. More than one-half of the Alexandria city taxes for 1898, over $40.000, are nowin the city treasury, and City Treasurer Harlow is paying out the semi-annual interest on the city debt, which will reach some $17,000.. All the officials, teachers and employes have been paid, and the new council goes in with a full treasury. There is no surplus, however, ax the payments of taxes will be slow during the residue of the year, and the #10.000 taxes overdue for past years, the residue of the taxes for the present year, the fines, licenses and freuts yet to come will be quite sufficient to enable the city to pay its way, but there is no reason to suppose that at the end of the Secal year there will be more than «small sum in the hands of Mr.J.H.D.Lunt, who will have succeeded Mr. Harlow and be the city treasurer when the fiscal year cloves. Mr. Lunt has already qualified as city treasurer, giving as the sureties on Lis bond Mesars. 8. H. Lunt. Frank Hume, LU. O'Neal and Charles Strangman. No extensive provision for new street work or sewers has been made, and it ment that plan will not go into opera- tion until next a oe ‘REAL ESTATE BALES. Recent real estate sales are a three-story brick dwelling, with lot, on Prince street, at $2,400 to M. J. Mathews anda lot on Oronoko street between Alfred and Patrick at $600 to J. H. Grabam. The lots on Alfred street just north of the Peabody School house offer« Saturday at auction were withdrawn unsold. CHURCH SERVICES, ‘The services of the churches yesterday were all conducted by the regular oF acting pastors. Rey. €. E. Ball, late of Washington, preached at Grace Church asermon on “The Maintenance of the ional Honor,’ and Rev. C. Morhardt of Washington ocenpied the pulpit of ‘the Ger- man Lutheran Church. ELECTIONS OF OFFICERS. The Alexandria benevolent orders and s0- cieties are occupying the first weeks of July in the installation of new officers. Alexandria Lodge, Knights of Pythias, has chosen E. A. Violette as C. C.; Alexandria Council. Jr. 0. U. A. M.. has elected L. D. Lyles C.; Abdul Hamed Palnce Oriental Order of Humility bas chosen E. W. Armacort sultan. XO CELEBRATION. There will be no formal celebration of the Fourth of July bere tomorrow, but Tuesday | will be a general holiday and all the country resorts of the neighborhood will be peopled from Alexandria, a ALONG THE WHARVES. Saint Dominic’s Sunday school is spending the day at River View. The Poutz is to make four trips and has already carried down a great party of picnickers. The executive committee | comprises all the teachers aud officers of the school. Rev. Father Linahan seems to be at the head of the outing and is making things | pleasant for the outers. | Yesterday, despite the promise of foul | weather, there was a great crowd on tie green ‘lawns of Marshall Hall. The Macalester and | the River Queen took down on all their tripsas | many as the law would aliow. Prof. Schroeder's | orchestra discoursed sacred music and the new dining arrangements, whereby moals aro served on the American plan, were ppropriately ap- | precinted by the throng. | management of Superintendent McDevitt, is one of the strongest attractions at the historic hall. ‘The chief enginecr of the Maca | his wife and family down, and Mr, Ranmge, | formerly of tue hall, but'now of New York,was | revisiting his old stamping grounds. Mrs. Solisbury and family of San ‘Franciaco were down and Purser Betz had a party of ladies in tow. It wasa delightful day. A large party of tourists from Belginm went down to Marshal Halland Modnt Vernon on Saturday. The Fifth Baptist Sunday school aro at Mar- shall Hail today on the Queen and the Feneibiex go down tonight on the Mac. Capt. Jones of the schooner Willinm Oliver. | just in from the James river, had a party of | friends on board today. ‘The steam launch Irma haa been overhauled and refitted aud made ready for active duty. | Prof. Esputa, leader of the River View Orchestra, haa followed up his march, “Capt, Tundall,” with another composed for aud dedi- cated to Capt. Willinm Luckett. ‘The general impression nlong the front is that the investigation of the Wakefleld-Randall incident will result in the suspension of the captains’ licenses for “fifteen days. ‘This will occasion no loss to the oflicers, as it is expected that their pay wilt coatinne. ges A Suit Acainst the Marshal. Emeline Go'denberg, by Mr. L. Tobriner, filed | asait against Marshal Ransdeli for $20,000 in having, on June 16, seized certain property which wag for sale and separnte property. passat A Valuable World's Fair Rook, ‘The passenger department of the Baltimore and Ohio Rai!road 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 a apeteative to ticket agents, B. and O. R. Co., or you can have it mailed to you by sending name and addresa with five cents i stamps to Charles O. Scull, Geheral Passenger Agent, Baltimore, Md. World's fair tourist shonid bear in mind that the B. and 0. is selling tickets at very iow rates good going via Washington and returning via Niagara Fails. — Adct. _——— Firew: the Daytime. ‘This unustal sight may be witneseed at Bay eon July Fourth. Alsow grand cougress ncostume. One tundred young will participate in a dance of natious, celebrated bands will furnish inusic, Trains leave B. and O. station at 9:15 a. m. and 1:30 and 4:23 p. m. $1.00 round trip.—Adet. Fimeworxs! Gould's, 421 9th. Open even- ings. —Adrt. es jORFOLK AND WasurNGTON STEAMBOAT Com- ANY. Special rates for Fourth of July via lace steamers Norfolk and Wasitington to Fortress Monroo, Norfolk, Virginia Beach and Ocean View. Tickets will’ be sold from Jaiy 1 to 3, inclusive, at $3.50 each for the round trip to Norfolk and Fortress Monroe, good for re- turn passage on July 5. Jobn Callaban, Gen- eral Superintendent.—Adet. ————— Fing Wonxs! Fire works. Gould's, 421 9th.—d. CALLED BACK About Two Hundred Fuarloughed Employes of the Government Printing Office. ‘The action of the President in calling anextrs seesion of Congress nextmonth will, it is said, make necessary the immediate re-employment of about 200 employes of the government printing office, furloughed some time ago pending the resumption of work on the Congressional Record and other congressional matter, putting incireulation here about $15,000 a month. Be- cause of the early session of Congress many of the employes of the office will endvavor to take their annual leave during this month, almost the entire nigitt force of the press room having made application for leaves of absence to begin today. ‘There will be no difficulty, it is aid, in hav- ing all the work now pending ready to lay on the desks of Con, en on the 7th of August. ‘The bulk of the fall work prepared for the meeting of Congress consists of aunual reports of preg various government departments, but it 18 Rot likely that any considerable amount of wuch work will be placed in the hands of the public printer this month. waxes WILL GO TO ST. ELIZABETH'S. A Negro Crank Who ‘Made a Disturbance at the White House. Saturday evening there was a lively scramble inthe Executive Mansion, butit wus not a scram- 7 co cITY ITEMS It is Not Often ‘valnes are seen as our @1 Outing Shirts. and price they are right. BY io & Box, cor. 7th and D. We Can Agree. If you need Furniture of any kind. Come to me. ‘There will be no trouble about terms Because I sell everything “Time” Pyekites en} “Bottom” Prices. Joux Ruppex, The Accommodetor, 513 Seventh street northwest. Fireworks for Everybody. Don'tsend children, Tnorz, 1602 14th st. n.w.1t Comfort P Powder. It Fans Free All This Week. Will be closed tomorrow. Come in today. Tue Great Artaxtic anv Paciric Tea Co., S01 and 503 Seventh reot northwest, it Harvey’s Broiled Live Lobsters equal in reputation that of his far-famed steamed oysters, than which no highor praise can be given, - Pocket and Table Cutlery, Razors, Scissors and Shears, Grinding. Warorp’s, Pa. av. 1* Don’t go away in summer without a box of Comfort Powder, You will certainly want it All druggists. FINANCIAL. EXCURSIONS. &c. Fours OF JULY, . 1898, Mount NERKON, {The Tomb of MARSA} Sretaia HALL. ‘Nations: Aire Ail Day Longt “*Te not your sail the banner Which God hath blest anew, ‘The Bane that De Sata Wire, ‘The red, the white, the bi ‘Its hues are all of heaven, “he red of sunvet's dye, ‘The whiteness of the it cloud, ‘The ae Government Clerks: Are you satisfied to remain a Government clerk always, or are you ambitious to ac- cumalate money and property and tn time “‘go it on yourown hook?" Think what a handsome sum your savings would have earned by this time had you begun saving up when you first entered the Government THE FIDELITY BUILDING, N AND INVESTMENT ASSOCIA- offera unequaled opportunities for in- vesting weekly or montuly savings, and ‘the best part of itis thet your money is se- cured by Real Estate for double the amount fneach case, which makes an tnvestinent with the “FIDELITY” absolutely safe! G@r-Cali and learn full particulars. McGILL BUILDING, 908-914G STREET. ALONZO TWEEDALE, Secretary. HARRISON DINGMAN, President. wns of a trip to MOUNT VERNON, 0-cents. ‘of admission to the mausion and grounds, cont. Our steamers have the exclusive privilere.of land- ENO TRSRENITNG. XO DELAYS. TRE ONLY THROUGH ROUTE Schedule to MARSHALL HALL: MACALESTER at ee 10 a.m. sh Zand 6:45 p.m. and 3. RFOLK AND WASHINGTON (D. ©.) STEAM. ‘boat Company—A dividend of $ per cent on the sae aE QUEEN 080-0 9.m, ont 3 lan, agg a relapse et Ee wey Cys. 4:45, 7230 and 0 pum, Pasengers ca aly” nex: record Sift the com ny, Teh st, wart, zotuen on: Guy stoomen | HOOD’S SARSAPARILLA CURES. ‘The cafe, under the | e ees Comfort Pewder. For a gentleman who shaves a box of Com- fort Powder is « great luxury, rhe ent SR 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 alt kinds of furniture, ble for office. It was a scramble on the part of an insane colored man to see the President. while on the other band several stalwart po- licemen were endeavoring to defend themselves from his attacks. The man, who stands at least six feet in hia stocking feet, imagined that he was the victim of a voudoo doctor and that snakes, lizards and frogs were in bis feet, arms | China, Glass, &c., cheaper than anybod: else? and body. His story was that while in the eerie bla cea va i gee) this employ of Gen. Grant at the White House bo | "DTT Sores 1510-12 7th, bet, P and Q'a.w. was worked upon by the voudoo and was then| jo9-tr sent south to get cured. He went as far os Spain, so he said, and now he was here to get | Royal Headache Powders. 100. Druggista. cured, as “General” Cleveland, he said, was| ap23-tr the only man who could cure hita. Stevens had names for the different reptiles that were in him, culling one of them ‘Moses” aud ap- other one “Pater.” When the visitor was told that the President Was away from the city and that be would have to call later, he{became boisterous,and then the struggle ensued. He was finally ‘overpowered and taken to the third precinct station, There Comfort Powder. Don't dose for skin troubles. Comfort Sots will cure you. 2 ee Elixir Babek cures all malarial diseases Se ae he was pronounced insane and Acting Sanitary SS Officer Amiss will send him to St. uabot re this afternoon. aa Addition to the Relief Fund. Mr. 8. W. Woodward, the treasurer of the citizens’ relief committee of the Ford’s Thea- ter disaster, has received a contribution of $19.50 through the Farmers and Mechanics’ National Bank. ee Lives Lost in the Loutsians Floods. ‘The river country of Louisiana bas frequently suffered from overflow, but no, “\E=No- More #To-Oraer = Shoes. BESS raat ou neo me Ree LADY Cot STOR. —1 have previous flood has compared in depth, extent | SSS8s8/ Slways, bad to have my shoes or the suddenness of its coming with the re- | Sasa! Reed's yair ib @ hurry, so let cent one. ce Giepk'ats Bee) Sith pate of So far as reported ten lives have been lost— | SBKys/ Put, (tmnows $2.50 Tan a white girl, three colored men, Reed Saul. | sassax) tAbY pitied han tanag til ‘Thos. Jones and the latter's father, one colored:| ONS thes, Win VOT, bathe q woman, mother of Thos. Jones, and five col- | {itkng Well. Tubail never have any cored children, whose names have not been | sanxky More shoes made to order. learned. eS sae} We can ft you just as “lovely.” =. & Sayorn, Georgia Drew Barrymore Dead. Georgia Drew Barrymore, the well-known actress, died suddenly at Santa Barbara, Cal., yesterday. She had been siting for a long timo. ——— Taar Tinep Fusuxo, Youn MARRIED PEOPLE Can make no better beginning in life than to fur- nish their house completely from top to bottom. ‘There is nothing tobe gained by paying cash for all this furniture-you can't save a penny by tt— for we sell Furniture and Carpets Just as cheap on credit as other folke do for cash—we won't asi you tosizn a note—nor there won't bes disagreeable feature in the whole transaction. Our furniture is up to date-thoroughly mod- ern—every piece of it. FURNISH YOUR HOUSE ON CREDIT. ‘We have an immense variety of Parlor Furniture for you to select from—Wilton Rug, Tapestry, Brocatelle, Gilt, Se. One of our great offers is the choice between & seven-niece Parlor Suite in plush or hair-cloth, for 8 We sell a Solid Cak ‘Bed Room Suite for @13—bevel giass in bureau. ‘The Brussels Carpet for your parlor need not cost Dut 50 cents per yard. Ingrain Carpets, 35 cents per yard. We, and we alone, make and lay all earpet free of cost. No charge for waste in So common at this season, is quickly overctins ‘and full health and strength are restored by HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA. It gives to the blood the quality and tone of perfect health, and re- stores the lost appetite. HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA CURES. HOOD'S KARBAPARILLA CURES. HOOD’S SARSAPARILLA CURES. HOODS SARSAPARILLA CURES. HOOD'S SARSAPARIELA CURES, ‘““My boy. Joseph, when three years old, was taken sick with lung fever. Ho never fully re- covered hig health. A friend told us the good done for others by HOOD'S SARSAPAKILLA, and we tried it in tho spring. Joseph was very ‘thin and pale. Soon after becinning to take HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA he showed a marked improvement. He regained a hearty appetite, grew stronz, and his cheeks were no longer pale. ‘He continued the ure of it for somo time and steadily improved. Iconsider HOOD'S SARSA PARILLA a xood building up medicine.” MRS. MARGARET HALEY, 32 Blossom street, Low- Mass, HOOD'S PILLS are the best after-dinner Pills; sesbchine Saree, Wosells sis-foot Oak Eten PRAT: Table for 83.50. A forty-pound Hair Mat- one Coven - Erie Ss treet for €7, Woven Wire Springs, 1.75. Get whatever you need. We'll he!p you to arrange the payiuents satisfactorily. A little money once ‘week or ouce a month will do first rate. Pay Just what you cau spare convenientiy. GROGAN’S MAMMOTH GREDIT MOUSE, 819, 821, 823 7TH ST. N.W., | OSSB3 SBEEEER333E586733; 33350 = “Teasers. or Have you ever been so tempted? We | are underse!ling every shoe house in | the eity and guaranteeing our Sis Few pairs lett of the Ladies! “*Ox- ford” Ties and Slippers, reduced to We rair, “‘World-beater” Boys’ $1.50, Tan Laced Shoes, stzos 8 to 13 to 10 Years), only 0c. pa Children's Hussie Gat Lace Shoes, ee eae or Be es owt BET. H ANDI STS. * PRANK QRAWFor, ouy FRaNk Onawronp: Ha 53 - = or 131 Tem Sa Cade aie Frere errr] To i soaaasaaaajunsesssdibasasaaaaaeie® Sts JUST RECEIVED. 720 pairs Men's Russia Calf Bluchers, Oxfords and Turse Comrorrance Turxas HAVE: Bals., which were made up to sell for 85. 1. Gas Cooking Range. OUR PRICE, #2.95. 2 Welsbach Perfect Reading Light. 480 pairs samples of Men's Fine Shoes, Regular @4, 3 Gas Engine, White & Middleton pattorn. 85 and 86 quality. OUR PRICE, FROM $1.95 TO 84. GAS APPLIANCE EXCHANGE, « 960 pairs Ladies’ Busset Oxfords, $1.85, 82. $3, and 83.50 xrades. 1428 NEW YORK AVE. 3022 00000000000 0000 006 OUR PRICE. $1.35 AND 82.45. oO 480 pairs Ladies Samples—the finest made. Our HH sale prices. 8 ce Company | COME AND SEE US AT OUR NEW HOUSE. () teat Ries porte EN.) Sue WARREN SHOE HOUSE, O Ovgiey, 910 Px Ave, O O SOS std SER es, O. 06000000000000000 Gro. W. Rice ° (O10) Ire ‘al 019 F STREET NORTHWEST. —e28 TO SLEEP. Dip YOU EVER HAVE THAT FEELING? Probably vou have. It isan unnatural feeling, supe induce | by biliousness aud sereral de bu prof tbe, spsienn, Te proven. you eed 4 ke OTS a hte vot our PURE COCA WINE," ade of the fresh ‘green coca Jeaven and bard native claret. We bevievo init ourselves. Price, only’ 7c. pint bottle. Fur fiivontyat —Limitea — Tea grown in this country. 9 ‘The fret lot ever offered. fo consumers. "It is siun- Har to he Enlish Brea fest-and ts very cuoice, ‘0c. for w half-pound 2 17 r N.W Burchell, Vuranaace, 703 Loz Sx N. W. io 3 my? ‘The books tor ‘ter of wtock will be closed from Rouna- Marshall Fi Sane 28 %0 July STS OO aw Prondent, aegedcteie tes to Marsha x 4026-7 JOHN KEYWOR?H, Secretary. Allother trips on both boats, 25 cents. T & So. Sent eer EDER'S SELECT BA: ~g AND CREATAS OWNSEND \ TT Ag ym py By ‘CENTRAL CAR TRUST COMPANY, AND 1. Walt. me 2a we A et AT 102 AND ACCKUED PATERSON O99 ELE T RAILWAY 22 Pvemnn eR POWASERD NCOTT 8 8 x, 302-50 eg + Baltimore. Corson & Macanryry, MEMBERS OF THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, 1419 F st.. Glover Building. Correspondents of Messrs. Moore & ichley, 8) Sread- ay. Bankers snd Dealers in Government Bonds er pag eg ey eremeeny a New aa A It ~ ape renal securities. District TS SS See ‘nlerioan Bell Teleohone Stock bought and sold. eS GALL coe a ANY. BYIREE’ Tur Nartoxa, Sarre Deposre. SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY Cf the District of Coluaibia, CORNER 15TH ST. AND NEW YORK Avs. Chartered by special act of Congress Jap.. 1867 /and acts of Oct. , 1890, and Feb... 1898. CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS. SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. ‘Beutssafesinatde burglar-proof ennam upward. Securities, Jowelry, silver ware all kinds in‘owner's ‘packare, en depoait at moderate cost. SAVINGS BANE. ea Ba or ‘aud interest allowed on #5 and jwwenee, egg yy ~ «ge aS recurity. TRUST DEPAR’ ‘vaults at 85 per valuables of oF cose taken TMENT, ect A pliutnistrator, exeentar, and exocates trusts of all’ competent attorney in revered by « ia wate » Havessen, Member Washington Rtock Exchange, Keal Estate and Stock Broker, ‘Booms and 11, Atlantic Buildiag, worst ow. INVESTMENT SECURITIES, Stocks, Bonds and Grain bousht and sold for cash or on awarsin. Cotton bought and so14 in New York or Now Orleans. CORRESPONDENTS. ‘Purnell, Haxaman & Co., New York Stock Ex- change. ‘Lehman Bros. New York Cotton Exchanes. ‘Lehman, Stern & Co., New Orleans Cotto. Exchanze, ‘Lamrou Broa. & Co., Chicago Board of Trade. Private wires to ura, Cuca aud New Or- Jeans. Teleplone, 453. del7-tr AR RR me oe Your Wor Is Wonrs Somsrarxa. OU haven't all got money. But you've all got wants—the Jess money usually the more wants—the more pressing the needs. ‘Turn your credit into capital, Don't know anybody? Don't have to, Our Eurrasze Crenrr Sysrew demands no notes—asks for no in- dorsers, Lays no restrictions on the airount you may purchase. What {s bere is yours—and there's every- thing here in the FURNITURE— CARPET — MATTING — REFRIG- ERATOR—BABY CARRIAGE—and STOVE line to select from, You promise to pay in such amounts and at such periods as you feel you can afford—we pin our faith in you to that promise, Keep it and you'll have unlimited credit with ua, ee al hs LN House axo Henawaxx, 7, 919, 921, 923 7TH ST., GAGA AAA RA A RG RG ol nei mt i pt MO Jy1 636 MASS. AVE. N. W. OP RL MO A met ont Arron Iuportaxt Isrormatiox. THE BALTIMORE HERNIA INSTITUTE, Incorporated under the laws of the state of Maryland W. C. KLOMAN, M. D., Surzeon tn Charge. A NEW DISCOVERY. THE McCANDLISS TREATMENT. TRE TRUSS LAID ASIDE FOREVER. BRANCH OFFICE, 1110 F ST. ¥.W.. Rooms 10and 12, Metzerott building, seconil floor. A CERTAIN, SAFE AND HARMLESS CURE FOR RUPTURE. Dr. T. K. GALLOWAY of the institute will be in ity on TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS of exch week, be above named office, FROM 12 TO 5 P. M., for benefit of ali those who are afflicted with hernia, and who desire to avail themselves of this treatment. ‘The cost of so great s boon is extremely inoderats when cowpared with the Deneitt received. Many of Baltimore's best physicians recommend the treat- ment, Numbers of prominent citizens have been per- manently cured, among whom we mention: Jno. M. ‘Littix, eag., president National Marine Bank; Capt. W. C. Geoxbewan, steamer Charlotte, York River line; Juo. Richardson, esq.. president board of Heese com- doners; Arthur A. Quandt, pharmacist, 124 5. Howard st. ; Dr. M. Cur!y Burkhard, 107 Park ave.; ©. A. Kirkland of Matthews & Kirkland, suction and real estate, SZand 445. Charles st., Baitimore city. 3630-12055" et the Best. THE CONCORD HARNESS. LUTZ & BRO, 407 Penn. ave., sdjoining National Hotel. ‘Trunks and Satchels ai Jow prices oe it of the Times ‘Be Witt eee ae Wiemand FINE EVENING DISPLAY 207, FIREWORKS. Parachi Floral Bombs, oe cketn Be é cs} § E3 “ E Z ON AND MARSHALL HALL STEAMBOAT CO. River View, EE "The great Spanish dancer, “s Fleurettie. ‘The highest kicker in the world, ee The queen of Macic. Canine Vaudevitie Company. See ee eed oa we | INDTAN HEAD. ‘Ticket Shc, ‘children: tbe; EK RANDALL, Sole Proviietor. —In relation to CONN’S FAMOUS P. C. (ersonally conducted) TOURS to the WORLD'S FAIR.* —Our tours efford you the opportunity to go to the fair at the least possible cost— Cheaper than any other trip. —We relieve our patrons of care at ‘every point, and accord them the best ‘accommodations and attention. dilustrated explanatory — bookirts may be had for the asking. Come and talk with wa. CoriiCan 16, Mezzenort Broo, 1110 F Sr. Lik NEEB NG Escorts In going to the FAIR # Chicawo. st ita, Xess Fal FauGus ¥..c. iS all ‘worriment CORES PERSON ALLE es FERSONALLY Boom 16, Me zerott Building. ‘TOF st. 1t Write ror Information. ATH OF JULY RIVER VIEW, Two Grand Performances. THE GREAT SPANISH DANCER, FLEURETTE, Hixhest kicker in the world. KAMOGHI, ‘The Queen of Magic, and the Casino Vaudeville Conpany. MISS MAY MONTFORD, Celebrated Operatic Singer: MISS LEILA TRIMBLE, The Casino Favorit - ROBERT COBU ‘i Bieck-fece cometian.in yisntation melodies face. v 4TH OF JULY TIME TABLE. SAM'L J. PENTZ at 9:45, 1 : ae edirnins leovine WIV VreW'as Tee: © sea, iady and gent, 500. Edie gad chltinee Ben E. 8. RANDALL, Sole Proprietor. EUROPE. Gaze’s select parties leave July 1, setegeben Si an BEST dat grant oot fae iadtarstaa WORLD'S FAIR, Gaze's tours leave daily. Special trains Penna, R. R. ‘Tickets, hotel coupons and sleepers furnished independent wavelers, Estimates Juruished for [ited States or Europe. W. P. VAN WICK! 1-2 v Tai 1s DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATIONS,D.¢., BELECT EXCURSION MARSHALL HALL JULY 5. ‘Music, dancing and speaking. Macalester leaves 7th stoct wharf at 6:30. Tickets, S0c. Boat stope at Alexandria ots d Ric, will Hb iouruament, * Good’ ‘dinner, besotd dure day. 4TH oF JULY EXcURS STEAMER aro ORGE LEARY COLONIAL BEACH AND PINEY POINT. e_ stoumer George Leary will leare the com pans’ wharf Toot of 7th st ch ‘evening. uly hat Ugiclock. for. Colonial. Beach awd Paner Point, and. ‘Ta morning, July 4, for Coloni int at Y o'clock. saves Siney Fein: sO pm. after the comoes. ond jon chat 11 p.m. airiving ia Washington 5.2m. on the morning of the ath. Sirict order will be enforced on these trips and no improper persons will be permitted on board. State Foon can be secured for trips ou appacation to the Seren Spied toe the ama ited oe wooheptgraitl ie SA et elk nam ce the 5th, from Washington, was Soom omitted. | Fave, round trip to Piney Point, 75c. ; Colontal We. and return. e285 Grease waninorpr ror STRAP aUCuRE Toe Pech Sai, Stes ESS AND MINERS “7108 COMPANY. TO BUSTON BY SEA, Magnificent Iron Steamahipe 4. 8. March. TRANSPORTA- frou” Balti THURSDAY at 4 pans and SUNDAY inet oeals tnd upper deck — Stato room berth. Exccnstox te National Fencibles To MARSHALL HALL, MONDAY EVENING, JULY 3D. CHARLES MACALESTER leaves 7th st. wharf 6:30 fheslinkiy3 MOUNT VERNON, HOME AND TOMP OF WASHINGTON. Py Wash.. Alex. and Mount Vernon Rallrosa. alates Past Mus Botomec anf through Peale stresses ia, brinsing io wow all his 9: Hat Fa sha Sn, ma Pare: sound tips Saceata. s UST Pee eS pre a ck Ti uy, except Sundae ead sta. tog De me con Wednesdays to 6 bum G. B. PHILLIPS, Gen. Pass. Agent, 1321 F st. n.w. M.S. NOBLE. Gen. Manseer. — - yee _AMUSEMEN TS. Deeday aud Weduesisy evening Rok "Ss ‘Romance MY AWFUL DAD. Thursday Eveuine and remainder of week Robertson s Comedy Drain CASTE. be wc 3 FORBIDDEN ‘FRUIT, roo GRAND OPERA HOUSE Ninth Week of the Summer Opera Season. EVENING AT 6:15. MATINEE SATURDAY ONLY, ‘Entire new oomonns. by the popular ogante. Winston, ve ery mete eT BOCCACCIO, RESERVED SEAT stars ow BAGCIO foun ADMISSION, 25 CENTS. Next Week—FRA DIAVO MUSIC AND DANCING ar @LEN ECHO. Anew dancing pavilion has been erected next to the orchestra pavilion in the dancing park, st the termi- us of the Glen Echo Electric rafirosd. MUSIC AND DANCING WILL COMMENCE aT 8 PM. AND LAST THROUGHOUT THE AFTERNOON AND EVENING. ‘The RUSTIC CAFE is now open and all appointments are first-class. Refreshments of aul kinds. MEALS A LA CARTE OR A SPLENDID DINNER FOR 75 CENTS. Boats for hire on the caaal or Potomac river. BE SURE TO TAKE THE RIDE ON THE ELEO- 1 ‘TRIC CARS TO GLEN ECHO. N ENTERTAIN NENT. JULT 4, 1803— Simousaeheis, 1428 1 et a.w. ‘Patriots peorrem BALL. THE NEW GaMr. Be ARNO 2 | BEE ([3® CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY GROUNDS. ‘Lawn Festival for the benefit of St. Anthony's Church, Brookland, JULY 3, 4, 5 and 6, 1863. _Blectric cars goto the University wate. dy1-5t W488INGTON patvinc orun, ¥ 4, 1803. THOTTING RACES AT BENNING RACE TRAC ads Pewgen Somcea ogre mands. SO cents, LaMivs amore and Poto.iae > SOHN H. GHEEN, President, GEORGE P. ZURHOKST, Secretary. yee BAY RIDGE, On the Chesapeake, Js pow in tteglory, and affording fall enjoyment for excursionists. ‘Boating, Bathing, Fishing and Music by the Pifts Regiment Bend. ‘Trains leave B. end 0. station, Washington, week days, 9:15a m., 1:30 and 428 p.m Sundaye, 0:35 & m, 10and 3:15 p.m Round trip from Washington, @L- Children, 50 cents, A deliehtfal trip on the steamer Columbia, 10 cents, Jel2-ts01 St LADIES’ GOODS. Oore Sorrs. Ocrse Sorrs. Ovre Sorrs. Cleunin ad a a Joon beer fe bran i cick Work Fine Work. joderate Prices. Aszox Fiscren DYE WORKs, fs)” 9086 st STANPING—TOWELS, XAPEINS AND HAND. al Masping Eat pce has fe Beas yp abel pun Att AND CAROLINE LERCH. £28 12th at. and 1206-1208 T st. mw. ARTISTIC DYEING, CLEANING AND RESTOR ING of tent. hears. fancy or ornamental materiain, grods, tabrics and ariiclos of wear. OUTING SULTS fiven’ particular attention Our into the wont fH Cire (POUMERLY AT 1505 8 ——Sa———— PRCIAL AVING ALE OF ENSIBLE. TYLISH Round trip... Berth. Ronnd triy Fare, children Mound trip. ; Footn contains two bert For further iniormatiog upper 8, Agen 247.) Foot Lang Dock. sc iBalieree wa. ace . & TURNER, ARTHUR W ROBSON, Age olsisiyet aes scam ‘Washington. EXCURSIONS! Ag ae es Zraine) Jeave Battimore, ——— and culate Tresday ‘supervision. of THO WAS FOREIGN T ‘ToCRISR Robot Palletsiphia, ‘one day at lis ‘golue., Retuce: fe faa ria Sfereat Toute," Burtt days in Chicago atthe ‘Sfire-proot. permanent bulldine, shh ocderg Shoeyremente, within bie & For ijastrated sted circulars te rome 3 Ear ua HOSEA Manager wy UMMER HOES NOW IN PROGRESS What your money wil! buy im Low Sie 21.50 es Sea ee 90 Fine Led Goat Oxtords, all sizes. Peete Match Rave been seltsns renaily tor wwill_now pay, those Pine * {tick $2.50 mon Toe’ Orsord Phew. in Back 4 tan, glove fitting, stylish and coufortab., Sivizes, which have been selling reads at far Come before somebody elec gets your aie. Wirsox & Koa 999 FS: N ‘Baite. PsN W nae