Evening Star Newspaper, July 8, 1893, Page 16

TH E EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. ©. SATURDAY. JULY 8, 1893—SIXTEEN PAGES. i ——— LOCAL MENTION The Weather. FomECAST TILL 8 P. x. SUNDAY. land, the weather will continue iy fair, but local thunder storms are likely to occar by Sat- urday night or Sunday morning; cooler by Sunday; westerly winds. For Virginia, fair, except local showers in northern portion; westerly winds; cooler Sun- day evening. CONDITION OF TRE WATER. ‘Temperature and condition of water at 8 . Great Falls, temperature, 81: condition, 24; receiving reservoir. temperature, 84; con- dition at north connection. 36; condition at south connection. 36; distributing reservoir, temperature. 39; condition at influent gate house, 36. effluent gate house, 34 To purstave your appetite use in water Chr. Xander’s Va. Port and Va. and Cai. Clar- ets of Medoc; with seltzer, aleo his Rudesheimer, Haut Sauterne, Rieshng' or Barger. Correct summer complaints with Chr. Xander's Black- Derry or Wild Cherry Cordials or his Stomach Bitters. 909 7th. a: WERE SCSEaP Es “Apuimat.”” Non-residents must not confound this brand with tramp cigarettes. “Admiral” is not made | untimited attractions, and tomorrow by a trust. zee FOk COOL WEATHER. Places Where Excursionists Can Go and Es- cape These Hot Days. ‘The season for excursions bas come with a grand rusb.and during these blazing days hosts of people are taking every opportunity to es- cape from the city for a brief breathing spell. Here are some of the opportunities offered in the next few days: Coxpucrons 4xp Gutpuex.—The conductors and gripmen of the Washington and George- town road give their first grand excursion of the seagon to River View today. Boats have beon running daring the day and another will go down at 6:45 p. m. There will be dancing and music, and a further fine perform- ance will be given at 8:30 p. m. Axacostta Suxpay Scuour.—On next Thurs- | {h day the Anacostia M. E. Sunday school, whose excursions met with so much favor last year, wili give its tenth wip to Piney Point. The George Leary will be the boat and the fare will include lodging and meals. Convmpia Aruteric Crus.—On Monday at 6:30 loaded p.m. the Macalester will go down the river down with the members and friends of the Columbia Athletic Club. Marshall Hall is the objective point and the occasion, as has always happened in the past, will be » most en- Joyable one. xirep Exccrsiox.—It will be a grand united excursion to River View Monday, July 10, by Monarch Castle, No. 2; American Castle, No. 3; Ivanhoe Castle, No. 4; Mt. Vernon Castle. No. 5, Knights of the Golden Eagie of the District of Columbia. . Many special attrac- tions will be on band. The Pentz and the Ran- dall will make their trips. Riven Vizw.—Sunday at River View presente be no exception. There wiil be the usual excellent stage Pfrformance,with Flearette, the high kicker, and ‘bi, the magician, as stars. The Ponts makes regular Sunday trips at 10:45 am., 3:15 and 5:30 p.m. Movxr Vervoy.—Mount Vernon possesses double attractions in its natural beauties and its historical memories. It can be reached in several ways by boat and by rail. The Macal- a Mus. M. A. Neizsox, corsettiere, 523 11th st. | ester makes its summer trips at 10 a.m. and 2 2. w., is about to leave for a Eu: tour. Closes for suwmer July 15. See Items. Lioats1xe Rops, electric work, electric fans. "Phone 138-2. J. H. Kueutixo. We Wit Move You. Unsa facilities for moving, hauling, king and storage. Lowest “summer” p: Sotics Laxsnenon, Rink, N. Y. ave. near ‘Tax Remaxozn's Ice Cream. 235 G st. nw. ——— Leoxany Hardwood Re lore at cost. A. Exseacy’s Soxs, 718 7th st. nw. —— S. Hecxze, 720 7th «t. nw., is making » 5) Fossexx's Ice Cuxax delivered anywhere out of town by express or steamer.1427 N.Y. av. Gas Raxozs at cost for next ten days. A. Epznty’s Sovs, 718 7th st. nw. 2 = ‘Tar. Great Rusu still continues at the Ex- yimx Canret Cuessrxo Wonns, 631-635 Massa- chusetts ave. Telephone, 425. ' Carpets made moth-proof free of charge. CITY AND DISTRICT AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Axsavon’s Orera Hovse.—‘Boccaccio.” Naw Nariovat Tuxatex.—Summer Comedy “Caste.” Fraxirx Scuoor Buttprxa (corner 13th and Kostreets).—Permanent exhibit of the handi- wool EXCURSIONS TOMORROW. Ruan Virw.—De Phillipi Dancers, Fleuretio gand Casino Vaudeville Company. Samuel J. Pents leaves at 10:45 am., $5 and 5:90 p.m. Maasmace Hait.—River Queen, 3:30 p.m, Ram, 24Sa0d6 p.m — leave B. and O. station | Grand Tent of Rechabites. { Ata meeting of the Grand Tent of the Dis-| trict of Coinmbis, Independent Order of Recba- bites (American order), in Rechabite Hall, lath, | iereases in popularity. There is a m. P The Washington, Alexandria and Mount Ver- non road runs down to Mount Vernon also, and affords « pleasant trip along. the, banks of the river and through Alexandria. ‘Trains can be taken at the Pennsylvania depot or the ferry can be taken for-Alexandria. Mansuat Hatt.—Marsball Hall continually ways some- thing to enjoy at this charming resort and the enjoyment ranges from shad to dancing and from ciam chowder to full brass band. The Macalester and River Queen make regular trips to the hall. Sreamen Baatorpr.—A pleasant way for a smail party to enjoy an excursion is to charter the steamer Bartholdi and go up the river to a one of the — “— Lex Ecuo. ho will be especially pleasant tomorrow. At3 o'clock there will be & grand concert by «large orchestra under the leadership of Prof. Charles B. Donch, assisted by Mr. Morrison and Miss Barbura Reitmayer. Glen Echo ‘can be pleasantly reached by means of the Georgetown and Teuleytown and the Glen Echo roads. Bax Riwoe.—Bay Ridge is still in all its glory and is affording enjoyment for muiti- tudes of excursionists. There are all sorts of enjoyments at Bay Ridge. including boating, bething, fishing and music. Baltimore and Ohio trains inake regular trips to the Ridge. D. O. 8. R. Prestc.—It is a family picnic and prize bowling which the D. 0. 8. KR. will give at poy: eed Park, 1340-1350 E street south- east, on Monday. ‘There is certain to be a good time by all bands, as the organization is noted for that sort of thing. The gates will be open até p.m. : NattonaL Rirtes.—The National Rifles give their second excursion for the season to Hall on Monday. The Macalester leaves her wharf at 6:30 p. m. and will retarn in season. The National Rifles, besides being one of the crack military organizations of the city, are noted for their success in ing thoroughly enjoyable excursions. —Special excursions will be run every Saturday at 12 p.m. to Ocean City, Md., leaving the Baltimore and Ohio depot. The excursions will retura on Mondas, thus allow- ing a first-clase outing on the Chesapeake. Navat Lopor.—Naval Lodge, No. 4, F. A. A. ML, is going to Marsball Hall next Tuesday. ‘They are going for a good time, too, which they always manage to find. The boat will go down at 6:45. “Navy Yard, last night, officers for the ensuing “term were elected at follows: Alfonzo J. Eaton, grand chief ruler; Mra Lida Murray, grand deputy ruler; L. H. Patterson. grand secré- =: Maggie Allen, grand treasarer: ‘A. hand ele, George Alen, grand chaplain; ‘Mills, grand guardian; representative dian to the High Tent, Mixes Sarah Mullan; alternate ‘Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in: fee have been filed as follows: G. W. King to John E. Mitchell, lots 22 to 2% and pts. 32 to 34, sq. 33, Georgetown; &—. . Fowler to G. A. Jordan, lots 1 and 2, eq. 1028; $—. F. L. Calhoun to W. Meyse, lots 13 and 14, sq. 959; €1.275. C. L. Hopkins to W. E. Sullivan et al., sub 33, blk. 14, ‘Takoma Park: Sg: Semntord to F- Petrola, pt. 2. sq. of F. ¥. Washington tof. ; 2. J. S. Burnett to G. M. Fague, on Stoddart street, Goorgetown; 3 Berry et al. to same. same property; & E.N. Waters to BM. Waters, sub 54, #q. 668; #.. W. F. Holtzman to B.'L. Baldwin, pt. sub 15, sq. 987; $1,397.40. Ellon R. Wallace to Anna B. Geiger. ‘sub L, eq. 574; $—. W. M. Gallant to J. Bildman. sub 30, sa. 479; 8. L King, pt. Capt. Krager and F. Petroia of the Invinci- Ble Road Club started this morning to make a century over the Mariboro’ road in ten hours. ‘They started at 4:30 o'clock from 7th street and Pennsylvania avenue southeast, and three round tripe will be necessary to cover the dis- tance. To most wheelmen who have pushed over the sandy roads through Forestville and Centreville an attempt at fast time over such Toad would be considered foolish, but the Other members of the club are they will succeed. that report that their rooms ferent times and two dia- While at the bathing beach L. F. Mitchell ‘was robbed of a gold filled watch and chain and @6 in monev. Charles Cross reports the theft of a silver watch and chain. eee ‘The Old Presbyterian Ceqetery. Dr. Osman and Mir. B. F. Peters of the health ofice made an inspection of the Presbyterian cemetery grounds and reported that offensive ‘odors injurious to health were discovered. The trustees have been directed to fill the graves which were opened in order to remove dead bodies therefrom and also to disinfect the cemetery. Guaxp Caxtox, No. 1.—Tuesday will be Odd fellows’ day at ‘liver View. ‘The excursion will be by Grand Canton, No. 1. A fine musi- caf and literary program will be one of the features. The Pentz will make ner usual three i —_= Excursioy.—Saturday next will see the firemen at River View. It will be the first annual excursion for the benefit of the firemen’s pension and relief fund, and will doubtless be very largely attended. Lockxp-ovr Ecxixatox Mxx.—Tho locked- out employes of the Eckington road are to have the benefit of an excursion to Indian Head on Monday, July 17, and ‘the steamer Harry Ran- dall lea’ 6:30 p.m. Laxssuxox Empiores.—It will be the tenth annual excarsion of the employes of Lans- burg & Bro. which will go down to Marshall Hall on Wednesday evening. The Macalester will furnish the motive power for the trip and all sorté of attractions will contribute to the leasnres. There will be a concert by the fashington Mandolin, Banjo and Guitar Club and Schroeder's Orchestra will play for dancing. The boat ieaves at a Riven View Penrormaxce.—sianager Grant Parish has engaged the famous De Filippi troupe, direct from the Eden Theater, Paris, to appear tomorrow at River View in their cele- brated character, grotesque clodoshe dances and laughable French pantomimes. The petite singer, Miss Clara Be'l, from Koster & be heard in topical ditties. The great Fleurette willbe seen in new dances. Kamo- chi, the lady magicien; Miss Montford, Mise Trimble, Mr. John Coburn and the balance of the Casino Vaudeville Company will appear to- morrow. Capt. Randall's sta; have proved highly attract crowded boats. Sanday y large and interesting. The Pentz leaves Sun- day at 10:45 am., 3:15 and 5:30 p.m, Tickets, % cents; children. I5cents. River View is en- joying a splendid run of patronage at present. pI eS Carel essness in Building. To the Editor of The Evening Star: In view of reports from experts as to the safety of certain large buildings I would like to call attention to the fact that experts generally Pass upon the question of the safety of the building, 98 far as they can determine from the appearance of the walls, as seen from the out- side course of brick and the plastering covering the inside course of brick work. 5y rarely cut into the walls to see if they are really as they appear. I lately saw the stone work in the foundation of a large building on F street uncovered and there was not a le of mor- tar to a depth of five or six inches into the wall to hold the rock together. Not enough atten- tion is paid to stone or brick work by the builder or contractor. He sublets these im- Portant parts of the building toa mason, The nilder hard upon the scaffold to examine the stone or brick work to see if the work is properly done. I know that often the middle courses of brick or stone work is put into the wall dry, no mortar or cement being used to properly tie the work together. Con- sidering the great importance of this part of building there should certainly be an inspector appointed for every large building whose sole duty should be to look after the proper build- ing of the walls. After eighteen years’ experi- | ence asa builder in many of the large cities of | the United States I find the same conditions everywhere and bave often expressed myself as No more permits for disinterments will be given until next fall. — Pioneer Council's Election. Last evening Pioneer Council. No. 1, Sons of | Jonadab, elected the following officers to serve | during the coming term: W.C., J. E. Do-| herty; past chief, J. M. Russell; patriarch, | Joba Tyler; vice chief, J. E. Hogan; recording | seeretary, M. T. Higgins; financial secretary, | E. J. Dowling: treasurer. Edward Mullen: | guide, J. H. Mattingly: assistant guide, E. H. | Lord: inner watch, A. L. Valetti, and outside | b, P. Sullivan. { ge He Didn't Play Policy That Time. Ananias Spencer, a kind hearted old colored man with gray hair, was going across the river to play poliey the other day, and when he was about to start he asked some female friends if they wanted him to make a play for them. ‘They were giad of the opportunity, and so Ananias started across the bridge. But before he had gone far he was overtaken by Policeman Bell, who arrested him. H He had some numbers on a slip of paper, and | so he had to make some explanation in Judge Miller's court today. He thought he was per- haps partly guilty, and when he had finished making his explanation, as stated above, the cautioned him not to do so again and re- him on bis own recognizance. surprised that reputable builders were so indif- ferent to what I consider the most important part of building construction. WEC. —— Given Away. For the next three days Julius Lansburgh will give sets of Loose Covers with Parlor Suites, a 40-Ib. Hair Mattress with Chamber Suites, and will make, line and lay sll carpets without charge.—Ade! cage Special Frid: Excursions to Atlantic City via Royal Blue Line. Special excursion tickets to Atlantic City and return via B. and O. a1 Reading railroads will be sold each Friday during the season at rate of | #5 for the round trip from Washington to At- jlantic City and return, Tickets will be good | returning on auy regular train until Tuesday following date of sale. The usual forms of sea- son exenrsion tickets to Atlantic City are also | on sale for all trains. . > If You Cannot Go to the Seashore because you have not the time to spare, then go to the bay shore. It only takes an hour and a half and cosfs r Trains leave B. 4:28 p.m. week and $:15 pm. San ¥8.—Adet. _> Where Children Delight to Play. At Bay Ri ge 08 the beautiful Chesupeake Sage ‘Tre best people are buying lots at Chapel | See advercisemen: jaaee bay. ve B. and O. station at 9:15 am. nd at 9:35 a.m. and $1 round trip. | ANEW TEMPERANCE ORGANIZATION, ‘To Carry on an Active Warfare Against the Liquor Traffic. Representatives of various Christian organi- zations held & meeting last evening at Wesley Chapel and perfected the organization of the Anti-saloon League of the District. An execu- tive committee was appointed to carry on the active work of the league. The members of the committee are 8. H. Walker, chairman; P. C. Palmer, Mrs. H. A. Gillenwater, J. R. Ma- honey, Mrs. M. B. Platt, A. N. Canefield, E. J. Redmond, Samuel C. Williams, T. R. Marche and W. H. Brooks. A committee of three, consisting of Mrs. M. B. Platt, E. J. Redmond and Prot. H. R. Stew- art, was appointed to draw up a list of vice Presidents, to include a member from each of e Christian organizations in the city that were SS pepe a Ss cpainiin be wary arpose jon onal rattan te ger ee A WEEK’S HEAVY WORK. Large Namber of Prisoners in the Police Court—Insufficieat Accommodations. ‘This week has been a heavy one in the Police Court and the judges have had plenty of work todo. During the woek 295 prisoncrs have occupied the three cells, and of that number seventy-five were females. ‘Tho arrest of women has been the cause of much comment in Police Court circles lately, and instead of two or three of them being locked up daily they now number from six to twenty-five. As here- tofore published the cell room is wholly unfit for the incarceration of prisoners, there being room for not half the number that is usually inthe three cells. In each cell chere is seating capacity for seven persons, but itis nots rare thing to put twenty-five victims in each of them. During tho hot weather much suffering is caused by the pris- oners being put in cells where there is no ventilation whatever. It is not the fault of the judges that there is net more room for the prisoners, for when the improvements were being made they wanted large room put in order for a female cell, but the District officials who wéte deuling out the appropriation held that no money could be expended for that purpose. poe < eee The Alleged River Racing. ‘The hearing of testimony in regard to the al- leged race between the Randall and the Wake- field on the Potomac June 24 was concluded yesterday. After the report in Tue Stan closed yesterday Charles C. Lancaster, Law- rence Gardner, Capte W. D. Nowell of the Ran- dall and Frank H. Pelouze gave thei: testi- mony. The steamboat inspectors who con- ducted the investigation make a report to Gen. Dumont, the supervising’ general of steamboats. ——.——_ Turned Over to the Board of Guardians. Seven little colored boys. dressed in olean suits of linen, marched into Judge Miller's court yesterday and stood in a row. A paper on which their names were written had been filed and the paper set out that they were desti- tute of proper homes. They had been brought from the Home for Destitute Colored Women and Children, all having reached the age of twelve years, and under the rules of the institution they could no longer be held there. ‘Most of the boys were orphans, although some of them were abandoned children or those who were taken there because they did not have good homes. Agent Lewis of the board of guardians was Present in court, and he said he was ready to the boys and care for them. He said he would provide suitable homes for them, and in viding the homes he said great care would taken in order to determine tne fitness of those who were to take them. Judge Miller made an order committing the boys to the charge of the board of guardians, and Agent Lewis took charge of them. oe Real Estate Matters. W. L. Lanning has purchased for €19.100 of Mary KR. Draley and conveyed to RW. Walker et al, in trust, lots 1 and 20, square 63, 85 by 150 feet, on O and 2ist streets northwest. J. U. O'Meara has bought of W. C. O'Meara for €15,000 part 2, square 899, 16 feet 8 inches front, on 9th between N end 0 streets north- west. Matilda Downing has bought of Eunice A. Downing ot al. for $12,000 10, Bayley’s Purchase, 20 acres on the Toad east of Bonning. F. has purchased of 8. H. Guisey .L. Gregory for $10,000, part, 198, square §7, known as No, 8080 P street northwest, 28 by 120 feot. 8. H. Geisey bas bought of F. I. Gregory subs 36 to 38, square 1035, 20 by 116 feet each, on 1th between East Capitol and South A streets southeast, for $9,300. Walter 'S. Barker has purchased of C. H. Parker for 88,750 subs 43 to 46, square 485, 74 fect on 8th and 43 feet 8 inches on D etreet southwest. G. M. Fague has bought for 97,100 of G. F. Golick property fronting 49 feet’on Stoddart above Washington street, Georgetown. seaman ae A Bell Boy’s Present Home. John Cunningham, » young colored man who came here a short while ago from Rich- mond and got employment as bell boy at the Lawrence Hotel, did not keep his situation very long. because he was not satisfied with what wa: his own. There wore other bell boys in the hotel. and they wore good clothes, had watches them. Jobn wanted all these things in addi- tion to his compensation, and he got them. Soon afterward Detective Carter got John, and now he can live in jail four months withont working, and where he will not need extra and 8 watch and chain to give hima better appearance. pee EE ae Important Notice to World’s Falr Tray ‘The Pennsylvania railroad announces that on and after Tuesday, July 11, tickets will be Placed on sale at low rate of $26 Washington to ‘hicago and return, good going or returning via Pittsburg or Niagera Falla, . —_.—— juick Trains and Low Rates : World's Fair ed In addition to the facilities offered the public by the rapid train service of the Pennsylvania railroad they will place on sale on Tuesday, July 11, a ticket to Chicago and return at rate of $26, good going or returning via either Pitts- burg or Niagara Falls, Tickets will be good tor rains leaving station 6th and B streets as fol- : 5, 7:40 and 10:40 p. m., ar- in Chicago at 10a, m., 5:90, 9:30 p. m. following day and 7:80 a. m. wecond day. * going on —_— > ‘Visitors to the World's Fair Will consider their intereat best by sending for floor plan and rates to the handsome Park Gate Hotel, Jackson Park, Chicago. Being situated across the street from the fair grounds gives ready access at all hours. It is convenient to all transportation; contains $28 rooms, single or en suite; elevators; is absolutely fire proof; on European or American plan; rates €1.50 per day and upwards.— Adve. Tux Obio National Bank and Safe Deposit = Joes money and valuables for safe eping. Tine, Wiss, “*Five years ago Thad rheumatism so severe that, — I was obliged to use acane. 1 was tired of life —— snd s burden to those sbout me. My doctor ERVOUs. HOOD’S SARSAPARILLA CURES. —— only succeeded in giving meas little help at — times. often suffered from dizziness, and it | — seemed almost imposible to bear the pains. I HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA CURES. worried much and was subject to nervous spells ‘which greatly reduced my strength. I bought « bottle of Hood's Sarsaparilisand before the med- icine was all gone I was much better. [kept on until I felt like ® different person. I have HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA OUBES. — gained fifty pounds. Iowe my present good — health to Hood's Sersaparilla.” MRS. MARY C. — CRYDERMAN, Lafontaine, Kan. HOOD'S PILLS cures Constipation by restoring the eristaltic action of the alimentary canal. s | Deposit. G and always bad @ little spare change about | Md Axpavon's.—Tho tenth week of the summer opera at Albaugh’s will begin Monday night with a production of “Fra Diavolo.” new company has made a decided hit. Jeannie Win- ston willappearas Fra Diavolo, the bandit chief, @ character in which she has been seen here be- fore. Laura Joyce Bell will sustain the part of Lady Alleash, Josephine Knapp Zerlina and William Broderick Beppo. These will make a Powerful quartet of singers. Mr. Broderick Will mtroduce in the last act the popular song. ‘The Vagabond.” The remaining characters’ in the opera will be in the hands of Charles Holmes, who appears as Lorenzo; Arthur Bell, Lord Alleash, and Dun Young, @iaccomo, & complete chorus and orchestra will help toward making “Fra Diavolo” one of the strongest The only New Nationa, Tuxaten.—The excellent comedy company which has been so successful at the New National Theater will next week be seen in “Forbidden Fruit,” Dion Boucicault's very amusing comedy. Concert at Gixx Ecuo.—A grand concert will be given at Glen Echo tomorrow (Sunday) afternoon, at which Mr. Morrison of New York, Miss Barbara Reitmayer, formerly with Gil- more and said to be an artist of considerable ability, and a quartet of male voices will be heard, together with a large orchestra under the leadership of Prof. Chas, Donch, jr. Program will be anattractive one, and the grov 4n which the concert will be given is a beautiful spot. The ride to Glen Echois a pleasant one andaffords anagreeable way of getting out from the heat aud dust of the city. Tue Wasutnotox Maxporix, Baxso axp Gvrran Cuvn will gives concert at Marshall Hall Wednesday night, July 12. 1893, This will be the Inst concert of this popular organiza- tion for some time, as they leave the following day on an extended tour, visiting the summer resorts of New England.’ They have been re- hearsing for some time for this trip and their program at Marshall comprises most of the new features to be given while away. As this concert will be given in connection with the excursion of Lansburgh & Bro.’s employes 8 large crowd no doubt will be in attendance to wish the club a pleasant and suecessfal tour. HYATTSVILLE, Correspondence of The Evenins Star. Hyarrevitix, Mp., July 8, 1898. The Keystone Chapter, Royal Arch Masons, held « special convocation in Masonic Hall Inst Thursday night and conferred the past mas- ters’ and most excellent degrees upon several candidates, At the noxt regular convocation, which will be held on Wednesday evening, the royal arch degree will bo conferred. ‘Ninoteenth Street Colored Baptist Chureh of Washington beld a picuic at the Spa woods of Bladensburg yesterday. The youngest daughter of Mr. George Mish Smith of thie village died at Berkeley Springe, W. Va., yesterday morning. Mr. Brooke Young of Alabama is visiting his nephew. Mr. B. W. Boavans of Bladensburg. ‘The Sunday ‘school scholars of the Hystts- ville Episcopal Cauroh were given a picnic in Wine's woods in this village yesterday. Re- freshments were served and an’ enjoyable time was passed. Among thegrown persons present wore! Rey. Edward Wall, Misses Annio Lewin, Belle Dobbs, Carrie Acker and Minnie Mason and Messrs. J. B. Burside, Clarence Wileon and Mrs. John Baker. A colored boy while jumping over a barbed wire fence in this district yesterday badly lacerated bis right hand, Dr. 8 ©. Cox dressed the wound, —_———. To Marshall Hall. ‘The Macalester loaves at 6:45 this evening for Marshall Hall avd Indian Head, leavin, Marshall Hall for home at 9:30 p.m. Schroeder's Orchestra will be present. Tomorrow, Sun- day, the schedule is: The Macalester at 11 a.m., 2:45 and 6 p.m., the River Queen at 3:30 p.m. Passengers can return on either boat. Fare for the round trip to Marshall Hall at all times, 25 cents. © concert each Sunday under tho personal direction of Prof. Sehroeder. ae tional Bank Safe Deposit, Safe box iu the Safe Deposit. ees Tux bill for a divorce filed by Joseph A. Shoemaker againet Jennie E. 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I tried all medi- ines, consulted doctors: no use. Then I gave it all up. Tried the CUTICURA REMEDIES, They cured me entirely. My skin now pure and white s that of « JOHN E. PEARSON, Whetcomb, Wash. ITCHED, SCRATCHED, BLED. Suffered three years with pimples, which I had to scratch uptil I would bleed. After doctoring three years tried CUTICURA REMEDIES. After using ‘two sete am entirely cured. A. F. GRAMM, Photographer, Mt Horeb, Wis. LARGE SORES ON FACE, ‘Was greatly troubled with bloo% poiéonifi®. Large sores on my face. Hands were insuch » condition that I could not use them. ‘Tried numero physicians and remedies; no benefit. Tried CUT! CURA REMEDIES, and am now free from all skin trouble. SAMUEL J. KEELER, ‘282 Fairmount ave.. Baltimore. Sold throughout the world. Price, CUTICURA. 30c.; SOAP, 2.; RESOLVENT, $1. POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Sole Pro- Prietors, Boston. (@-*‘How to Cure Skin Diseases,” free. wes =\“Red Hot” OK PRARGAIN! Hox BAngais aT Crawrorvs, 731 71a. ‘We wust sell shoes whether Baraaine: tomorrow. iat ‘wil tomorrow BANKRUPT. SALES" “In Rep a0 come to the store ome to . 0 pairs Ladies Fine Black Oxford fozen of the most fashionable Sieggowns "Hewular selling rite $2.50 and 83. Tononsor, $1.85 Pass Boss’ $1.25 Tan Lace Shoes for 90c Rove S175 husela Calt Shoes, @f25. Child's $1.25 Spring heel But:, Yo 731 Tra Sx. Fraxk Ceawrono. 17 Oddd deddededdeddaeddedided eeg0 pS) offer throw the Noe ee ee Lbkihhhthal ded dddddddddddeddddadedddddddddddd VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVYVY Is Aut Your Ovres- ‘To the World's Fair—Seaside—Mountains— everywhere, take Beecham’s ~—~Pills |= (Only 250. a box.) ‘With you. Tiiners frequently results from changes of food, water, climate, habits, &c., and the remedy is Becoham’s Pills. 4022, ths. tudw CITY ITEMS. Do Not Hesitate to Call If you are in need of Furniture for your hume or a Carriage for your baby. You can got anything in either line On “Time” Payments at “Bottom” Prices From Joux Ruppex, The Accommodator, 618 Seventh street northwest. it bao Comfort Powder. ‘This gréat external remedy for affections of the skin hes sprang into sudden but deserved Popularity, All druggists, 1 recta Buy Lace at Trorr's, 1602 14th st. n.w. auntie Fans Free Tonight. ‘Tur Garat ATLantic axp Pactric Tza Con, 501 and 503 Seventh street northwest No Idle Boast. Our 480, Cheviot Outing Shirts are incom- parably ‘The Best. wt : Heway Franc & Son.cor. 7th and D. eae Se Mrs. M. A. Nellson, the fashionable cor- settiere, about to sail for Europe, will cluse for the summer on July 15. Orders for Corsets left at once will be com- pleted by that time. It Hotel Delaware, at World's Fair, offers special rates to Clubs, Societies, &o. European or American, Coes Arst-class, Five min- utes from exposition. recommended. Write then. ee It Five Car Loads Ca; chines at $10.—At the and Bac! — Sewing Ma- omestic Rooms, 7th nd 4th and Pa. ave. ae., with C. AUER- five-year guarantee. It Violins, Guitars, Banjo's, Mandolins, &c., at wholesale and retail, WaLvonp's 477 Pave. 1t* -—_>-___. Children. Inevery house where there are children Comfort Powder is indispensable. In fact, it comes into play from infancy to old age. All druggists sell it, How He Does It. How can Grasty sell » good lounge for @2.95? How can Grasty sell a fine rug conch for $13, 50? How can Grasty sell ali kinds of furniture, China, Glass, &0., cheaper than snybody else? Because he sells everything for cash. Is this answer plain? Gnastr (The Pusher), Double Stores, 1510-12 7th, ‘bet. Pand Qnw. — Royal Headache Powders. 100. Druggista. apas-tr Comfort Powder. Itching Piles are the bane of many lives. Comfort Powder cures them. Druggiste sell it 8 a Elixtr Babek cares all malarial diseases. MAKE HAY While the Sum Shines ‘The Stacks of 7, 86.50, 86, 8.50 and 85 BOYS’ SUITS —SIZES 4 TO 14 YEARS— «$2.98 Are growing smaller and beautifully less every day. ‘Tis the PRICE that moves ‘em, and if you don't get a move on yourself YOU'LL be numbered with the left. ‘The mountains of $7.50, 87, €6.50, $6, $5.50and 85 PANTALOONS Have dwindled into mole hills. Procrastination, you know, fs the thief of time. OUR STOCK OF $1.50 SUITS OF CLOTHES —FOR MEN— Is not quite so large as it used to be—still we are wel up in sizes—and have no doubt that we can sult you and fit you. Suits in Tweeds, Homespuns, Shetlands, Cheviots and Worsteds B41 Qm Are marvels of NEATNEMS and cheapness. The hottest of the summer days are yet to come. Rules to be observed—Walk slowly, keep on the shady side of the street, wear clothing of spider-web weave. We've got 'em—in Odd Coats and Coats and Vests, Sere, Alpaca, Pongee, Silk, Seersucker, Flannel, Sicitian Cloth—all so light and airy that a sieht of ‘em almost makes one shiver. Come to us and we'll demonstrate how easy and cheap it is to keep cool. Vicror E. Aprens TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, 927 AND 929 SEVENTH ST. N. W., CORNER MASSACHUSETTS AVENUR STRICTLY ONE PRICE. Open Saturday until 11 p.m. WT LFFICE COATS. strives and checks. on sale ‘until 3 250. 0) Necessity Knows. No Law. We must enlarge our store, and the builders will raise the dust while at work, so to make it to your in- terest to put up with s little inconvenience while shopping with us we will ive a discount of 1-4 Off for Gash From our Entire Stock UNTIL SATURDAY, THE 22D INSTANT, ‘This cuts 819 Solid Oak Suites to $14.25. a Is Suoz Learner. This is not a wholesale reduction sale of our entire stock, for our Shoesare good enough and cheap enough at their regular prices to sell Just as fast as we wish. But we madea mistake and loaded up with too tnany of two particuler ‘Kinds to sell in the regular course of busines— 80 down goes the price. O@-82.50 Misses’ ond Children's Fine Red Goat Oxfords, ail sizes, very neat, now 81.50. ($ar-83. 50 Fine Richmond Toe Oxford Ties, tm diack and tan, glove-ftting. stylish and 2om- : Warsox & Cope, 929 F Sx i . Balto. St. iy? “ear "SGTASTIC SHOE Dusionens. "we Carpets to 95%c. ‘Thetime is rt. Come quick or it will slip by before you are aware of it. We Hs HOEKE, Sth and Pa. Ave. 850 $1.25 Bigelow Brussels FINANCIAL. EXCURSIONS. &e. Tur Moxey Which you have in bank earns at most 2 per cont avoum. If invested with the. meee AMERICAN CAPITAL LUILDING, SAVINGS ABSUCIATION A AND Will earn from 7 per cent to 8 per cent. according to engthict tine invested, subject to WHTRDRAWAL per norte, ‘The iuvestment s as SAFE as GOVERNMENT NDS. and the inoney will. be putin eireucation Uy loaning it'on real entate secured by first trust or more. Monthly parment stock for sale at 60 cents ‘month. 100; estimated time for inne sonthe. of stock is pecultar! tho desire Rarity @0 nicathe adapted to the needs of government clerks class Eigiake smell monthiy savage Moncy loaned on first-class real estate, to buy or putida leme on monthiy payments “of 811.83 oF Sail ot Sheenrta ofets of ws ansoclation, Ko, 519 wo eiierai offices 0 Asth at nw. aud investigates _ THOs, B. ENTWISLE, President. LOUIS C. FERRELL, Secretary. _jy8-sk¥3m Don’t Do It! Don't spend every dollar you earn—make it a rule to lay by something each month,no matter how emall your income: you will thus not only acquire the habit of saving, but by a judicious invest: of your sav- ings you will ina very short time have suff clent money to build a house, redeem your home from mortgage or start a business of your own. Every dollar invested with the FIDELITY BUILDING, LOAN AND IN- VESTMENT ASSOCIATION is not only secured by *‘xilt-eded” real estate for dou- Die the amount, but will earn asanuch singly as though it were a part of thousands! 02 Call at the aftice and we will explain to you how we multiply the savings of our shareholders—shares cust only €1 per month. M.Giiz. Benorxo, 908-914 G Sr. ALONZO TWEEDALE, Secretary. HARRISON DINGMAN, President, wT Corsox & Macanryer, MEMBERS OF THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. 1419 F at. Glover Building. Correspondents of Mesirs. Moore & Schley, 80 Broad- way. Bankers sn4 Dealers in Government Bonds. Ratiroad Seocks and Bonde ities listed or ‘Boston and of New Ye Sic Baltimore turht and sla Tade of investinent securities. District Be and ail focal, Hullroad. ‘Gea, Insurance and Beli Televhone Stock bought and sold. de31 Tux Nartosa, Save Depostr, SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANK (Ot the District ot Columbia, CORNER 16TH ST. AND NEW YORE AVR. Chartered by special act of Congress Jan. 1867, and acts of Oct. , 1890, and Feb. 199% CAPITAL: ONE MILLICN DOLLARS DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. ee inside burglar-proof ‘vaults at 85 per anpum upward. E Securities, Jewelry, aflver ware and valuables o silkinds inowners gackaas. Cru or case taken cn deposit at moderate cost, SAVINGS BANK DEPART MEN? and interest allowed TRUST DEPARTMENT, Acts as administrator, q and executes trusts of Prepared by ® competent attorney in. pa EE att BENJAMIN P. 8N" JOHNSTON 2 . De it, CHARLES ©. GLOVE! Seis ier Ergon, AMES Second Vice. BOM A bE, JONES, Third Vice Pras : s . Treasurer. STURTEVANT. secretary. IN, Trust Officer. LBERT L. Sonne Witso! lant, oe ey fenry A. Willer james M. Ji iow ferry. Robert 0. Holtzman, C. T. Haves, ‘Member Weshington Stock Exchange, ‘Beal Estate and Stock Broter, Rooms ¥ and 11, Atlantic Building, Ftow INVESTMENT SECURITIES, Atocks, Bonds and Grain bought and sold for cash or on margin. Cotton bought and sold tn Now York or New Oriesna CORRESPONDENTS. Purnell, Hagaman & Co. New York Stock "Rz- Lehman Rros., New York Cotton MEDICAL. &c. JR. BROTHERS’ INVIGORATING CORDIAL 18 a powerful Nerve Stimulant and Tonic. Of al the Debility, Neuralgia, Nervous Sr aeweee eg fiinedies for Nervo ‘xhaustion, Paralys! ™ tserabl ao |. Str Pm (ONGESTIONS, | PAINS. | RHEUMATISM, e) GRIPPE, CHOLERA. The most practical and surest revuisive is RIGOL- LOT'S Mustard Leaves, invented by Iiollot and adopted by” the Royal English navy, the. military, French bospitais, aud wsed World, Thirty years of success, Fisth, in boxes containing ten leaves each. he fiventors sienature. is tpon cach Dox 5 office. P. 'RIGULLOT & CO., 24 Avenue Vic~ toria, Paris, France. Je24, Jy 15,05, 20516,07, 28, n18ka9 Dr. Carleton, 507 12th st. n. Over twenty-five years’ ox; SURGEON SPECIALIST TO GENTLEMEN ONLY. Graduated London, omy 1865; New York, 1878. n Ailments, Acute of Chroale ‘Skt 4 Nerve Laustion, Nervous 4 ENTIFIC, SKILLFUL, SUCCESSFUL SOIPHREATMENT GUARANTEED: Fw eet 9t05:30p.m.;8to9pm. Sunday—o myligm CONSULTATION FREE. —— EFORE YOU GO TO THE SEASHORE OR MOUNTAINS ‘You should visit us and seouresome of our extraordinary bargains in the finest foot- ‘Wear in existence, ‘We are selling sway below regular prices, vis: LADIES’ 91.85 RUSSET OXFORDS for..91.35 LADIES’ 92.50 RUSSET OxFoRDS for..1.85, CHILDREN'S AND MISSES’ 81.50 &® 80.85 So RUSSIA CALF BLUCHERS @9 35, Boys’ for MEN'S $3.00 RUSSIACALF OXFORDS Qe) 4 5 MEN'S 95.00 RUSSIA CALF BALS for... 82-95 N'S $5.00 RUSSET HOES fore — ‘MEN'S 3.00 CALF OXFORDS for... ‘We have Just received another large lot of Sample Shoes and Oxtord Ties of the cele- Drated make of A. F. Smith (sizes mostly 3, Béand 4). These samples we are soll- ing at less than manufacturer's wholesale prices. You can saveadollar or two on each pair. You had better come in today and try ona pair. They are Lesutics, THE WARREN SHOE HOUSE, Geo. W. Rica. 919 F STREET NORTHWEST, 96 EXCURSIONS. &c. RIVER VIEW. TOMORROW, SUNDAY, JULY 9, De Philips ‘Dancers Fh tita Highest kicker in the world. KAMOCHI, The queen of Magic, The Ponty Sunday st 10545 a m0. 3-18 eed 890 pum, Tickets, Scents. Children, 13 cents. v8 _E. 8, RANDALL, ole Proprietor. _ GBAND FAMILY PIONIO AND PRIZE BOWLING Of the DOs Ry ‘ae WASHINGTON PARK, 1340-1350 E ST. SOUTHEAST, MONDAY, JULY 10, 1896. Tickets, admitting one gentieman and lady. 25 conta. Gates open at 6 p.m. 9 Pon Excursioy, SEASON 1803, NATIONAL RIFLES, TO MARSHALL HALL, MONDAY EVENING, JULY 17, 1893. ‘Steamer Charles Macalester. Tickets, +60 conte, For sale by members and at the boat. Steamer leaves wharf at 630 0'clock abarp. 378, 14,15,17 Tu: E HE XCURSION. Naval Lodye,No. 4, FA AM, To Marshal Na, Today ro 1 Hall, 5 July 11; 50 cents for ‘Tickets: to be had of members: And at 6:45 boat. QD» FELLOWS: Day ar OudBa.m.. 1.45 and 6: “hickets, 20 couts. — a8 AIT FORK NEXT SATURDAY AND BEN! W ‘THE FI) ex ate a Pre ibaa tines a 1863, TO RIVER VIEW. TENTH ANKUAL EXCURSION OF THE EMPLOYES OF LANSBURGH & BROTHER MARSHALL HALL, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 12, 1893, PEE STEAMER CHARLES MACALESTER A complete concert at the mansion by the WASHINGTON MANDOLIN, BANJO AND GUI- TAR CLUB. Tickets....... ‘Dance music, Prof. Schroeder's orchestra, Boat leaves at 6:30 p.m. 50 conte ay8-4t GB®AND UNITED ExcURsION Te RIVER VIEW, MONDAY, JULY 10, 1893, a ‘Monarch Castle, No.2 American Castle, No. 3. ‘Ivanhoe Castle, No.4 Mt. Vernon Gastle, No.5. Katee of tho Golden Rasio ofthe Distrist of Ostem- Grand Special Attraction for thie day only. FLEURETTE, ‘Highest Kicker in the World. 280 LIVE EAGLES, And the Grest Casino Vandeville Company, Including KaMocal, ‘The Queen of Mamie, Str. Semuel J. Pents leaves wharf at 945 a.m, 13 ma " leaves wharf et 3:30 and 7:15 TICKETS, 250. ‘We objectionable characters allowed. n Coxss P. C. Totes: From whatever point of view you take, ‘are unequaled by any others. Tske, for Instance, our °C. AND 0.” railroad sery- ice, The CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO ROUTE traverses one of the most historic sections of America Its equipment is of Standard excellence—stmply perfect. It 4s justly called **The Scente Route.” Ie trains are the fastest in service. Think of At! 27 hours to Chicago, Send for tlustrated booklets, CONN’S PERSONALLY CONDUCTED TOURS. 16 Marzzsorr Bina, 1110 F Sz. POPULAR PINEY POINT EXCURSION. .“Bundey School, whose eu wit he Aaa os Shes ata sae friny including lodging, breakfast end 3 be procured st 111 Jou ot erat Wash Be wohions, Bis Tih et new. and at the where In ‘entertaisment the Eiies a mas a COLUMBIA ATHLETIC GLUB Moonlight Excursion, Marshall Hall, MONDAY, JULY 10, 1893. ‘TICKETS, 50a, STEAMER CHARLES MACALESTER LEAVES SEVENTH ST. WHARF AT 6,30 P. M. gy7-2t oMoeR scHEDULE OF STEAMERS TO THE GREEN LAWNS OF MARSHALL ALL, Steamers MACALESTER and RIVER TEEN, “BLE ERLE REG nom p TREE Mga am Macalester Bean Wk aS 'SUNDAYS—Both steamers from M at (—The ai TLam, 245 6pm; ‘River ‘Leavi il at 12-45 and Pas ieee Maral e234, 448, Tend p.m INDIAN HEAD. TVESING TRIPS— ; rl ‘etd at. at 6:45 Dd. ‘wharf ways. ‘Ball. N. B—STEAMER RIVER QUEEN, from 0 strest ‘Alexandria apd river far wharf, for ver Spin free ees ee Ostieet wharf 2? EUROPE. Gaze's select parties leave July 1. 4, 8 15 and. Sey ber enc ‘Prograsns. Keates ee ae ‘World. Ocean tickets sold by all lines, WORLD'S FAIR, poorer so. teats ama ic and independent sravelers, “Estimates forpiaives ip, Ualted States or Burope. "W. F'VAN Wick Ee 12%) a ERCHANTS AND MINERS TRAN: M TION COMPANY. TO BOSTON BY SEA. ‘ORD S FAIR BROT 3 Wether sarap: i Traine lente ‘Washington aa Pit ‘Taeedar ie une vie THOMAS FOREIGN TOURIST co it Sadelt ent outa macy days in only fast, ‘D's BOAT Hi MOUNT VERNON, HOME AND TOMB OF WASHINGTON. By Wash. Alex and Mount Vernon Railroaf. Alone the banks of the Potomac and th woain streets of Alexandria, brining in View all’ Iie. orieal points “‘Ne‘dsley. we ins, Pennayivanta depot, 9:4 piveine rround tind coat mn and 12:50, 1:90. am “hound tae ‘ernon eromnds ong daily. excert Suntaye am. tod Pm, on Wednesdays topo 35 conte, G. R. PHILLIPS,Gen. Pass. Acent, 1321 F st. nw. WM. 8. NOBLE, Gen. Manaver sei? AMUSEME SUMMER EVENINGS ON THE KIVER from 11 — SUMMER SUNDAYS oY rae GREEN LAWNS MARSHALL HALL. “Child of the: 5 it comes, a ot” Jour, “and felt tava makurws He comes attended And ever taunting breeses ou his way SUNDAY, JULY ©. SUNDAY, JULY. @ THE BONNIE MACALES' Milem- faded Opa THE HANDSOME RIVER Sop mS Steamers leave Marshall Hall at 12-45, 4:45, 7 apa @ forn. ‘boat POS pare for the round wip 28 oes. the onty River Guee st'3 90 (a ‘on the. Macalester st 6 ‘eanant nail? Riding Galicrs—Shoot sp the Shooting ‘See the oar: Chincotearue > et os for ‘Shilton. Sate Sad guatie, ‘All besithful and innocent anrusementa. Cafe on steamer—Dinins Room on ain a the grounds, 0 te THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVER- ou now, corey taser Pond orton. is Tha eee. HCRSDAL NING for ana. Ail for the Round Trip Fare of 25 conta, ” GRECIAL EXCURSIONS TO OCE) © CITY, Mal land, leaving Ball ‘end Ohio at i2 v3 Sat mis, Dgitimare three hours on fe"perior cer to the. ovean ng following This will wive Wi: = fo examine joie In view ‘of rurcinse. Ticktm, Borel. ig ous Shier of THE SINEPORES BEA , 88 now. hire Jeannie Winston, LAURA JOYCE. oy, Fast Washington tor several yeaa, "BOCCACCIO. BEgEVED SEATS ARDS ADMISSION, 25 CENTS. DIAVOLO. wat FORNIA, TE: v= for thi EAS, MEEIOO. — AL BAY RIDGE, way, N.Y.