Evening Star Newspaper, July 13, 1893, Page 8

LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. FORECAST TILL 8 P. M. FRIDAY. For the District of Columbia, Maryland and irgivia, fair and continued warm the conditions sre un- certain for the District of Columbia and Mary- land for tomorrow. CONDITION OF THE WATER, Temperature and condition of water at $2: Great Fall, temperature. 79: conditios ‘ing reservoir. temperature, 84; con- Sin props connection, 24; condition at comneetion. 26: distributing reservois, Bouse. 36; Mttuent gate boas, ‘36. High tide. Low tide. Vitam. 1:32 el 8:00am. 2:10 pm —————— “ApMInAL” ‘Is not a cigarette controlled by the trust. Its snecess wherever introduced bas Been achioved by exceptional merit aa a strictly Bigher grade cigarette. iaieedieaee Cosr— Ranges put up and warranted. 7 a Eaenute Se 's Sons, 718 7th st. mw. ——— ‘Tax Burstsorn’s Ice Cream. 235 Gat. nw. sania “ates 8 eislty in Ladies’ and Children’ snd tampooing. also cures Dandraf, ‘ Fousexz’s Ice Cuzaw delivered a ‘out of town by express or steamer. 1427 N.Y. av. So. soni noomactis Baxaxcz of Leonard Hardwood Befrigerators 718 Tth ss. nw. cr etme ‘Tur Great Rusu still continues st the Ex- vin Canret Cieasrxo Worxs, 631-635 Massa- 425. Carpets made cITY AND DISTRICT AMUSEMENTS TONIGST. Axzavon’s Orzna Hovusz.—Summer Opera fenson—“Fra Diavolo.” New Natrovan Tunsten —Semmer Comedy Beason—“The Snowball Frawarx Scaoot poke (corner 18thand K streets).—Permanent exhibit of the handi- Work of pupils of the Manual ‘Training School. mete SmasulS: EXCURSIONS TOMORROW. Riven View.—Samuel J. Pentz leaves at 9:45 am, 1:45 and 6:45 p.m. Marsmart Hatt.—Macalester leaves at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. River Queen at 9:90 a.m. Bax Rivox.—Trainc leave B and O. station 9:15 o.m., 1:30 and 4:28 p.m. Mott Vaaxox.—Macalester leaves at 10 am. aod 2 p.m Ixprax Heap.—Macalester leaves at 6:45 Mary Washington leaves ‘Tth street wharf at 9a. m. Buxcrarc Licut Scary Pix Cuvs.—Excur- iva to River View. Samuel Pentz leaves at 9:45 | m., 1:45 and 6:45 p. m. ae Officers Fined. ieasaun et the raid made by Lieut. Amiss and posse upon the Pocahontas Club, 9th street betweon D and E, several nights ago the stew- ard and secretary of the club both plead guilty in the Police Court this morning to the charge of permitting gaming table to be set up and used. and each was sentenced by Judge Miller to pay « fine of #160 and conte (625) and to one imprisont jail. Attorney Glassie, who explained that he was the president of the club, stated that the club bad a very large membership. and had been organized for the pleasure and social conven- fence of the members. It was a down-town —— by either of the defendants, and they were probably technically guilty, he would assure the court that Slashed With « Knife. Yesterday in an altercation in Clark's alley between Connecticut avenue, 18th, K and L streets northwest, a colored woman named Rose Williams received a severe cut in the ab- domen st the hands of George Spiller. Officer is at tending the woman. They had been living together and yesterday, baving a falling out, he drew » pocket knife and cut 3 — ‘To Occoquan Falls. Tomorrow Capt. Randail inaugurates his Oc- coquan Falls trips, when the Mary Washington will leave the River View wharf at 9 a. m., re- turning at $ p.m. Three hours will be spent at the picturesque falls, and dancing all day on board is one of the many features of pleasure. Tickets, 25 cents,the Mary leaving every Friday during the balance of the season. Yesterday ia the Criminal Court, Justice Cole's division (No. 2), a verdict of simple as- sault was rendered in the case of John Matthews, who was indicted for an assault with intent to kill John Brown, and be was sen- tenced to jail for eleven months and twenty- nine days and to pay a fine of $50. — Kobbing the Magnolias. ‘Te the Editor of The Eventaz Star: Can you inform an admirer of the public parks why the magnolia trees are robbed each day of their flowers and carried away by the basket full? Cnt by the watchman for the Denefi: of some official, I suppose. LararetTE Square, pee Small Fire. At 4:40 o'clock yestorday afternoon a fire took place in the back sheds of Nos. 302 and 304 133¢ street southwest, owned by Cornelius Brosne- | han, aad about $300 damage was dona. It was fally insured. ponte Raa ‘Mudge of Awards. ‘Mr. W. C. Dodge has been appointed one of ‘the jarors on awards for the world’s fair and leaves for Chicago this evening. Five Day Excursion to the Seashore Via the Penney!va: Tickets to Cape Mar Atlantic City and gea Ine City and return will be sold at the rate of $5 by the Pennsyivania railroad, good going on the train leaving Washington at 11 am. to-| morrow, Friday. July 14, reaching the seashore Pr early in the evening. Tiekets will be accepted for return pessage until Tuesday, July 19, in- elusive, on any regular train. * = Prominent Visitors to the World’s Fair Find the Park Gate Hotel, corner 63d and Stony fireproof; contain dintag room on the mcdern conveniences apwurd. European a! ors should make a side rooms. — Ade: aud Visit- ‘Transfers of Real Estate. Deels in fee have been filed as follow Chanity A. Pierce to G. E. Pierce, pt. of Aaro: 3. A. Carr to N. E. Ives, lot 2, bile. 4, West Brookland Park; $1, C. B. Purvis to . Ivy City; 8175. F.J. Sbadd, 4. bik. Margeret Lucas to I. Tobriner, pta 6 and jas to Mary E. Glorius, pt 10. see. 2, Barry Farm: @ te Mary E. Booker, lots Summer Amusements at Bay Ridge. Boasting, bathing. fishing, crabbing, sailing. Swings, merry-go-rounds, &c., for ebildren. Daneing and music all day long. Trains feave Band O. station at 915 a.m. and 4:28 p.m. Week days, and %:35 am. and 3:15 p.m. Sun- @eye. Round trip, $1.—Adet ABOUT. GEORGETOWN. Some Plague Spots Which Should Be Attended To, CONDITION OF THE SEWERS. ‘The Organ at Glen Echo is All Right — The Health Department Needed in George- town—Canal Affairs Prosperous and Boats Numerous—Other Notes. FE SE EER One of the heads of the Presbyterian Church in whom the title to the old 88d street grave- yard is vested said in speaking of the miserable condition of things witbin the inclosure: “The ‘most important work the health department could do for Georgetown would be to entirely obliterate all traces of this poliuted spot by the earliest possible day. Otherwise it is my belief that serious consequences will be the outcome of the present unsanitary condition of the piace. The open graves which are constantly throwing forth the pent up vileness of years will be the primary cause of an epidemic in this neighborhood I firmly believe before the sam- ‘mer is over.” ‘ HEALTH OFFICE WANTED. There is continual complaint about the filthy condition of sewers and streets in the western Part of town. Thirty-fifth street between N and O is particularly in need of visite from Fepresentativer of the departments in charge. e odors sent forth by the sewers have been nauseating for the past three days. THE OBGAN NOT RUINED. ‘The statement made in yesterday's Stan, in this column, that the organ at the amphitheater at Glen Echo had been ruined, through expo- sure to dampness. was unfounded. Through some defect in the application of the paint the decorations of the organ pipes have off, which has probably given rise jo the rumors of utter ruin and de- vastation. Dampness has had nothing todo with this, and so far as the organ itself is con- cerned itis in perfect condition. The builder, who was recently in the city, bas certified that the organ was standing aswell as organs in churches. As s matter of fact there is no reason why the organ at Glen Echo should be ‘by dampness. The amphitheater is entirely dry, and. although open for a free current of ait, the ol poke ‘tslt is well protected. Speaking generally of the Chau- tanqua grounds, it may be said that constant eet ort reson is ray a and beaatifal institution. — MARTHA'S WINDFALL. A man stating that he wasa nephew of the late Senator Stanford was in townafew days ago looking for a certain Martha Duffy, » col- ored woman, who formerly resided in George- town on Dunbarton avenue, and who, a number Harrison. As yet she has not been definitely lo- eated by her old asesciates in, town, who are Assisting in the search. CANAL AFFAIRS. Boats to arrive at Georgetown with coal vis canal July 12 were as follows: For Meredith, Winship & Co.—Consolidation No. 16, 119 tons; Consolidation No. 11, 116 tons; No. 118, 113 fons; No. 132, 2 tons. For J. P. Agnew & Co.—Anteros, 98 tons; J. J. Aletander, 119 tons; W. D. L. Walbridge, 117 tons. Boats to clear Georgetown via canal July 12 were as follows: C. W. Ridley No. 131, Consoli- dation No. 19, W. H. Dunkinson, Mrs. Judge McComas. W. T. Coulehan, Four Brothers. Boats to ciear Cumberland with coal for Georgetown vin canal July 11 were: For Mere- dith, Winship & Co.—No. 111, 114 tons; E. R. ss No. 130, 113 tons: H. L. Bond, 4, jr., 113 Katie Hasslett, 114 tons; No. 126, 118 tons; Consolidation, No, 8, 110 tons; No. 108, 118 tons: A. Cable, 114 tons; No, 121, "114 ‘tons; J. BR. MeLen tons; Consolidation No. 12, P.Agnew & Co. Euima Mer. tens, 131 tons; A. Greenies, 118 tons; Ollie ¥., AN OLD VETERAN. Uncle Aleck Bird, the old colored veteran, is at last giving way to the ravages of time. At his home on Valley street he is lying very ill and in » destitute condition. Uncle Aleck was was for years one of the favorite servants of Mr. E. D. E. N. Southworth, novelist. When sho for Yonk-rs, however, about twelve vears ago, Aleck p.cfetred to stay the city of frieuds, thereby losing regular joo. AN ENJOYABLE PICNIC. ‘The best and most largely attended and most enjoyable picnic the Tenleytown M. E. Church hasever given was held yesterday in College Villa Grove, over 1,000 being in attendance during the Tew Dr. Elliot and Rev. Mr. Pate delivered addresses on appropriate sabjects and the Ten- lestown band forth favorable comment. The athletic games went off with a rush, the match ball game bemg won by the local team by a score of 20 to 9. “The choruses by the school, under the leader- ship of Mr. Frank Simpson, were strongly and musically sung, evoking deserved applause. Master Guy Hoppe, | the age cornetist, entertained a great deal with skill, and Slaster aslo Sonnerman and’ Miss Annie del recited splendidly. The procession, under the marshalship on Mesera, Burdette and Simp- son, made an excellent showing. - ASAD DEATH. Mrs. Lemuel T. Burriss of 3428 T street died yesterday morning. The funeral will take place tomorrow from Mt. Tabor Church, the inter- ment to be at Oak Hull. GONE CAMPING. Mesars. C. R. Murray, F. W. Duvall, James A. Kaliher, James Marray and John Fira have on a two weeks’ camping expedition to Colonial Beach. ‘MRS. KURLEY'S FUNERAL. ‘The funeral of Mrs. Mary Hurley, who died on Sunday, took place Tuesday from her late home, 1821 35th street. Services over the re- mains were held both at Trinity Church and the grave at Oak Hill, Father Roccofort offici- asing. ¥ mourning friends followed the body to last resting place. Those who acted ss pallbearers ‘T. Hurney, M. Wolf, T. ‘K Callahan. re Messrs. T. Buckley, juntz, B. Caldwell and ‘TRINITY CHURCH. Rev. Father Scanian, pastor of Trinity Catho- | ie Church, bas started on three weeks’ trip to Boston by sea. Father Roccofort will have charge of Trinity in the pastor's absence. ‘To STUDY FOR THE PRIESTHOOD. jr. Ed. Craig, long prominent in Trinity Church and Georgetown College musical and religious affairs, has determined to give up the commercial business he is now engaged in and study for the priesthood. COMPLAINT AB TO SPEED. Complaint is being made by Tenleytowners | about the unlawful and dangerous rate of speed | at which the electric cars pass through their place. Nores. ‘The Potomac Insurance Company has de- elared a semi-annual dividend of 6 per cent. Hermione Division and Hermione Lodge, K. of P., gave a joint excursion yesterday to! Bay Ridge. Mr. a Lowe has gone to Virginia, where ortwo ago to visit their sister, Mra J. W. Beall, of Frederick, Md. > Miss Colombia Keily’s Will. In the Equity Court Chief Justice Bingham has rendered an opinion in the case of McAleer and others against Schneider and others con- struing the will of the late Miss Columbia Kelly | and holding that all of the property of the de- ceased goes to Mrs. Alice Eugenia Snyder, the sole devisce and legatee named in the will. The | dill. filed vy two of the heirs at law, for peril tion was dismissed. ‘The case will be appealed. J. H. Lichliter was counsel for the devisee and | J. J. Jobnson for the complainants, —__ Special Friday Excursions to Atlantle City | vin Koyal Blue Line. | Special excursion tickets to Atlantic City and return via B. and O. and Reading railroads will be sold each Friday during the season at rate of $5 for the round trip from Washington to At- lantic City and return. Tickets will be good | returning on any regular train until Tuesday following date of sale. The usual forms of sea- son excursion tickets to Atlantic City are also j on sale for all trains, LY SUICIDE. ‘The Hsrrie Woman Seems to Have Jumped Overboard. The body of Martha Harris, who was drowned off the Notley Hall steamer W. W. Coit, as noticed in Tax Stam of las. evening, has not been recovered. The harbor police are dragging that part of the river where the un- fortunate circumstance 1 said to have oc- eurred. Special Ofticer Broderick of the Coit and one or two volunteers are lending aid. Bertha Harris, cook of the Coit, tells » story to the effect that she and the drowned woman wont to the bar about five minutes before the the alarm was sounded, and after a round of beer deceased said to her: “I am going to drown myself.” Bertha said that the dedi oman had been in low spirits all the evening and was evidently in some great troub! Xo ONE NEAR. John McFarland, deckhand of the Coit, says that he saw the Harris woman go over the rail of the lower port quarter when the boat was between Belleview and Buena Vista. Nobcdy ‘was near her. She simply threw one leg over the rail and @ second later was in the water. Word was sent at once to the pilot house, where Captains Plax and James A. Richardson were on ay, and bells to stop were immediately | Engineer White, and the big boat t to, and backed to about the scene of the drowning. Everything that possibly could be done for the rescue was done. The officers and crew of the Coit discredit the murder theory. The bartender of the boat and grounds says that the Harris woman was not under the luence of liquor, map 85. * She had @5 when she came on board at 6 o'clock Tuesday afternoon, spent €2 for eat- ables and beer, and stowed the remainder, which was in $1 bills, a in her stocking. When she boarded the boat had an old scar near her right e; afresh one lower down ‘on her right cheek. She had been in the Police Court that day as s witness in the Peterson case and seemed despondent, It was stated that deceased had threatened and even at- tempted suicide on other occasions. Martha Harris was well known along the front, having been for a long while employed by the defunct Inland and Seaboard Coastin Soasea ent had worked on the boats of of com, MURDER DISCREDITED. There isa murder theory in the air, but at Present it is impossible to trace it. ‘The story is that she had a quarrel with @ man named Jackson, who was beating her when she went overboard. Neither the special offieer of the Coit nor any of the crew seem to knowanything about this aspect of the case. —_— FOUR OF A KIND. Young Men Who Will Be Charged With Many Recent Robberies. Inspector Hollinberger is very much pleased over the work of Detectives Weedon, Lacey, Boardman and Wheeler on the Levy robbery on 434 street southwest last week, where fully ALEXANDRIA, SICKNESS AND DEATH. George Williams, white, a track hand on the Washington Southern railway, was seized with cramps about 8 o'clock yesterday afternoon at his home on North Columbus street and died in two hours. The family of Marshall McCracken, residing on Wolfe street near Pitt street, taken ill suddenly on Tuesday last. Dr. Jones attributes their illness to pv Anal food from cans or in some other form. They have re- covered. UP FOR REPEAL. ‘The city committee on general laws has now under consideration a proposal to repeal the ordinance which requires the keeping of a re¢- ord of deaths occurring in the city of Alexan- dria. The law has been in operation for a few Years only. and is said to be useless and to oc- casion much neediess trouble. Two we wagon load of clothing was taken, and some of it disposed of in Bladensburg, as heretofore published in Tux Stan. The detectives now have under arrest four young men, John Stew- art, Charles Zypprecht, Jas. Rudd and Eugene Smart, and one of them is ready to turn state's evidence. The officers are now thoroughly sat- isfied that they hve not only the men who robbed the Levy store, but also those who robbed Shelton's saloon,under eo Hall, last week. From information received concern- ing the alleged burglarious operations of the i mers, the officers are satisfied that they committed many of the robberies that bare 1 been reported j Oot during the past few weel ‘According to the evidence secured by the officers the prisoners visited a jewelry store on 434 street one night last week with the iuten- tion of robbing it, but a dog in the yard took one of them by the seat of his trousers and frightened off the entire party. ‘The prisoners are all behind the bars now, and one of them will be used as a witness. ——_— Two Suits for Damages. John W. Warner,administrator of Jos. W. Collis, by Mr. Rudolph Claughton, today filed a suit against the Baltimore and Obio Railroad Com- pany for $10,000, by reason of the death of Collis on June 22 by « train running over him near University station, in the county. ‘The administratrix of Edwin H. Blackman, Josephine $. Adams, by Wm. Birney, files a - suit agains ee eanaaa Lag: Seed =~ company for damages, Y reason o} death of Blackman on April 12 from injuries oe March 1 by a train striking bim at Ivy City crossing. eee Election of Officers. Ata meeting of the board of dental exam- iners for the District of Columbia held at the office of Dr. Donnally last evening Dr. Wm. Dounally was elected president and Dr. H. M. Schooley secretary. ee ert President Hayes and the National Capital. To the Editor ot The Evening Star: Col. Wilson's interesting report upon the operations of his office during the year and his recommendations for the future call to mind an incident which occurred near the close of President Hayes’ administration. I was em- ployed on the hey orem floor @® the east front of the building of diplomacy and war (the State, nd Navy building), in rooms overlooking Pe ylvi avenue, when I beard footsteps enter an adjoining room. gr first coat of paint having just been put on I sang out, ‘Look out for paint in there,” and on entering was sur- prised to find the President and two gentlemen Revidentty personal ft i showing around. I exc plained the situation, when the mind, we just want to get a view of the "and asked if any better view could be I told him there conld, if he could climb a ladder to the top of the building. He laugh. ingly said: ‘All right; I can go where you can and directed me to lead the way, which I did to the center of the east wing up a thirty-foot ladder to the top of the building, where the now dropped each day at noon and from whence a magnificent view of the city and its surroundings is presented. The President and bis friends, after recovering their almost ex- hausted breath, expresed their delight at the prospect. President pointed out all the _— points. of —_ interest, the principal buildings and avenues in the city (the White House being just beneath us appar- ently, as thoagh one could shoot a marble upon it), the navy yard, St. Elizabeth's Ineane Asy- inm, Giesboro’, ‘where so many horses were slaughtered during the war; the dim gray line ot Fort Wasbipgton sixteen miles away on the Potomac, Alexandria, Jackson City, the Long bridge, over which s0 many brave hearts passed = on the Washington monument been placed; Kalorama, the old Columbian Col- lege, the Soldiers’ Home and many other points better known to him than myself. a lite- loug resident. Fiually, pointing bis finger from the direction of the old observatory along the mall to the Capitol, anid bie Lobby, was to in- elude the whole in'a grand park. Then, point- | img at the stable referred to by Col, Wilsorf, said, ‘That is a wart on the body politic.” I here ventured the suggestion that the entire territory south of Pennsylvania avenue be in- cluded in the park. He said he feared it would cost too much, but if it could be purchased for ® reasouable amount it should be doue be- fore suy further increase in valuations. He was very enthusiastic on the subject and his friends joined him in his views that it could be converted into the finest park on this continent [if Congress could be induced to make the | necessary appropriations. W. K. July 11, 1893. Sees Where Children Delight to Play. At Ridge, on the beautiful Chesupeake j bay. Trains leave B. and O. station at 9:15 m. and 4:28 p.m. week days, and at 9:35 a.m. | and 3:13 p.m. Sundays. $1 round twip.—Adet. | eS | Ovp Exextsn Sitver is better in form and style than any modern productions. in fact, the best patterns made to-day are copres of it. Howard & Co., 264 Fifth Avenue, New York, | have the only complete assortment in America. | Inspection invited.—Advt. . ‘Tux Best Horst at which to stop while do- ing the world’s fair at Chicago is the World's | Inn, at 60th street and Mndison avenue, directly | opposite the Madison avenue entrance to the | grounds. It is the only Seapeoet hotel near the grounds; is on the European plan. Rates are i. 50 per day and upward. rles E. Leland, the manager, will furnish particulars.— Adet. oe | Hors Roar, , Atlantic Ci ‘or ball this L. Johnson, D. C. THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1893 PRIOR, 250, Beecham’s FINANCIAL. The First Consideration EXCURSIONS. &e. 6:45 P.M. ruGnsbar. 6:45 P. PM. TO MARSHALL HALL AND INDIAN HEAD, : ‘Music of twenty selected operas. < LEAVE WASHTS ‘TRAIN: ‘The mysterious comet from the coo! deck. rest AS eis LOWS: S ay EASTINE Marshal! Hall for home at 8:30 p.m, Exes sanenerteanie Bimited —in making an investment should always Fare, round trip. 25 cents. Sally eloranta OE Ah 3, date. 7 Dislodge Bite, be ““iaiteafeP” How often do we ear of men Fit, Sleeping “car "Weshineton ts” ‘Chicare, oing into “‘schemes™ that promise phe- nomenal results and after they have psid in considerable amount of money turn ont Stir up the Liver, Cure Sick Headache, RIVER VIEW. SUNDAY, JULY 14 Female Ailments, seorthless and they lose everything. Grand stage performance on Sunday. Thegreat Span | and Riespins nent ie™ it Harte inattaet Remove Disease and An investment of your weekly oF mon hy meee epee’, 924 Toicie” ‘St Leute and Cincine Prowhote Good : ‘savings with the DING, Fo btate Spm. daily. ‘Car Washington vcr erheuay LOAN AND INVESTMENT ASSOCIA: eure By Be. Tone Brean and Chicco ee pecs ceesbereeeel profane, wat belaecocares by eeslecngy, | Highesthicker sn the world. and the sneer Vende-| Srriacne St, Western Press t's FAMOUS THE WORLD OVER. profitahle, but being secured by real estate fudinw fare, saree Washi Cui. for double the amount in each case is as safe Ask for Beecham's and take no others. as government bonds! Ofell druggista. Price, 25 CENTS a box. $10 invested every Os > ADDIE i Trompe pane Fh ele citizens were before the mayor yesterday | 26 New York Depot, 305 Canal at. ole Mecanismo 9 Tppeats Eig weal em pnomamions Eons an Setting recttneaay fo a “Eas —— with violating ite provisions, but were : Lat the office. We will take pleas- iyi .. K. RANDALL, Sole Propristor. 3 te Reh 2 Mernvina” Rinne Dar P ns, Pacts Express 30, 40 me discharged. ure in explaining hoe YET DOLLAR poner Fuses ‘and the West . throwrh paid into the ** FIDELITY” earns as much soo cetenarion coon won CITY ITEMS. Zaid nt the FIDELITY carne mu pat sennedichs Heghinar and Siarara Fa corporation court, Judge Norton, You Can't Belio A McGILL BUILDING, 908-914 G STREET. rae, Os Rorhester Gatie- for convicted Simon Thomas of grand larceny and| Examine the stuff pecan Usher, the moe vol Bie we ae, sentenced him to three years in the Richmond | hustler, the rasher, shows you for cash. "You | —__WANERON DO APEARE ASD POTD 7 Palle. 7 gmt. daliycourcrt Saturday with Seer, nitentiary, and made « like conviction of | will ind All-stecl a Roll-y Bed Springs, €8-50; | ()"Felaphome Company. a divans = For Wi & é muy Pouldcpnad and qeutenceh bin to tem Capon bop 2.25; Good Eighteen- | si ie on the 24 tH DAY OF aes a Gali ope bais Fe we Year's imprisqnment in the city jail. In the en . tena "spring edge Wilton Bug | 380 to the stockholders of record at fhe, clors ot fm. ally. urges qasemnge Uivil case'of J. Crily va. 3, W. Maddux Lawn Bench (seating three), Susines on the 14h day” of July. Are delighted with their WORLD'S FAIR FOR PHILAD: NEW YORE , anaes of the company, G10 Lith straw. | tip ee Rene PrDORALLY OOM EAST, 7.03 (fame b. AxD THR Judgment has been given for Crilly. Hs: aea a Lounge, 9.50, de. ; very same Sopees DUCTED TOURS over thecharming “*C. me Contes). 7 ments neatly double our | _,The transter, books will be closed from the 15th ~ ¢ Bar} Pom A LOST ORPHAN. of July to the 24th of Jul; ANDO.” ROUTE. It's the most agrecsble Ts. 4 ti ATS price sis Crypt Tumblers, 16e.; Mason's OEE Me BayAy, Bresident. way t0 £0. No inconveniences! Every- £05" Gand Dr Fayre, sibs The police here are looking for a lad named | Jars, 1 pt. 78c.. 1 qt. 85c., 2 t.'¢1.10 per doz. ARLES * 5 Surcceismie sen maa Games Roar rs Oenshecn Fred Allison, who was, until last Saturday, an | Fine Toilet y73 Se esacet inted iron- | _ Washington, D. SG duly 161 ees) nothing. m. andra aot lt inmate of St. John's Orphanage at Arlington. | 2 . No statement "hn one. TO40 PERCENT. 10 TO 40 PER CENT. Send for iiustrated explanatory book- Bartr Cam ‘Gar free Daim fer The little lad, nine years old, was out when the meer oak Ercerbons kews Sore, -110 aes *] tote, om York. 4.190 p.m. dally sfor Philadelphte week storm came on Saturday been missing Tor oeali Persons desiring & paying investment, one thst STL ADELPHT A - pruriayhmryr iar cheap, for oF, 2. . seen da es'@0 garccka, wong sia se comr aU 16 § Merzzsorz Biya. 1110 FS: Poet sxpress, 7.50 a.m. week pels ag a NEW THEATER. Double Stores, 1510-12 7th st.,bet P and @ nw, | amine the ous offered by the Bachelor Mountain Min- Accommodation 5.4. m. Aatty, ‘Mr. Dan Henry, well-known in Washi: ing and Milling Company of Creede, Col, Gate How exe F: CoRSION ¢ ot. THE ELEC. Ress, 201 zi - +05. dally. ry, ington, Comfort 1 t Powder. 10 TO 40 PER CENT, 10 TO 40 PER CENT. oa ky eA ee e Brooks PEMNER ITS 1s now finishing up @ theater adjoining his! This hia great external remedy for affections of ‘ 3 3 For. ro. Soll Shromeh, trains connect saloon, opposite the Washington and Ohio rail- | the skin = pares a tnto sudden bat deseeved E. A. ELLSWORTH, steamer BANC Yet” SET with Goste of, vn a Agr see roed depot. As the hill which stood in that | popularity. 3210-60 Room 8, Wander building. | 9:45 0 Takes deel Seamer ony, section in olden times was the site of the olden Aa bers “Dancing ‘ail'day. Atle bere ae week Alexandria, it is probable that the firet dramatic The Tray—Fraxsoax’s window. ss17thetnw. | Gono. & Ma cates Reverand wert | Sean a warty ‘Eames ‘entterainments here were given not far from the “Everybody Says So.” piu.” Open to all comers. aie place of the new theater. | Therein bu one sac ts thst y Att FOR NEXT SATURDAY AND BENEFIT FUNERAL OF AN OLD LADY. Excursion for the Benet of the FIRE- This morning shortly after 9 o'clock a re- | Furniture, ry Carpet, Mating. ip eeos anes AND fe FUN of he Die. = on quiem mass took place at St. Mary's Church ot epene - 25 tng TORI ven View. a eo for Miss Mary Pyne, and ber remains were} — ““Time" Payments at “Bottom” Prices, utus apetneres 3 — ai a3 and C30 p ms oat spa ine a ree ony afterward borne to Church street cemetery, ‘Mine is that place. Ba Batimore ‘Ke Stjectlonabie par: For Annapolis, 7-20, 9,06 0 so8 11.50 sess followed by many friends. Mise Pyne was Joux Ruppex, The Accommodator, wAspecilty& ymaade of (peed iar det et a on sighty-four yours of age, and had, during most 518 Seventh street northwest SS PALACE STEAMER 4 revided at the palace of Lord Save Dim ‘with Taor Taser, 10a tdi ot: Pell ielepboustook: and sold 4031 a rie O meas 4.30, EVR oa5 ee 5 = ‘ T, N = HARRY RANDALL Eine Teo iain Tob: 2a 3 with Mr Guamire on Quecnatrect, | Pocket Knives rebladed, grinding and re-| Lam Nartoxan Sarz Darostt, | 7. cotoniat Beach, aoa. | roeettOO pe a from whose house the funeral took place. Pairing. | Cutlery wholesale and retail, Wat- SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPAS ines every SUNDA TUE ORSAY a NCR BAY | FaLaat tes dally oe Witnsioea cols pee soese FES ithe Distoe of Osten Finca atest ge ance Bi, | Aegon s Nor sumed. Joke. Tacmetcn 2 beeps CORNER 15TH ST. AND NEW roRKava | “ivjgame™ “=eleut Train leave Ine house where there are children . _ 4510-1 E_S. RANDALL, Proprietor. ‘8.00. 090. from a boat into the river at the foot of Mont | Confort Powder is indispensable. In fact, it ‘ —s jIRST TRIP OF THE SEASON, 379, 5.%. gomery street yesterday and was drowned. Gantt inte from infanoy to old age. Chartered by special act of Congress FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1-08 p, a. ‘The Old Domiuion Boat Club gave a pleasant | druggists val Jon. 1807, and acts of Oct, 1800, and Feb...199% OGGOQUAN FALLS ris oS ance at their boat house last night, the usual a ag pane | ner isch street and Tessie avene, company being assembled. White’s Yucatan Gum is the original Pep CAPITAL: ONE MILLICN DOLLARS. teaner Marz, Wasbineton every FRIDAY to the | fatten, Tiare gracracan be left for pormint-flavored Chewing Gum, All others are | SAY®, DEPOSIT, DEPARTMENT, ac esper | Dreeaaisy Eh mae aqui altar settee | MERE oat Pe woo kaitations, Buy only that sealed See mE nen eee SE Dancing all day onthe, boat ° Ercer FRIDAY from General Manager. [Jv3) General Passenser Arent, = aie eee an angiusities. Jewelry, eflver ware and valuables of | £3 conta, > beet ine BALTIMORE & ONTO RAILROAD. Royal Headache Powders. 100. Druggista, | on deposit at moderate cost. ae ae. cheduig in etter July 9. 190%, Arres Tar Gur. apas-r SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT, GUMMEE SCHEDULE eave waar ‘corner of Now Jorvey Saaciver cases Comfort Powder. tes dae ee OF STEAMERS For Chicago and Northwest, Ve-tibaled grated Ree Itching Piles are the bane of many lives, Loss, money on reek esate nd collaters! | ro THE GREEN LAWNS OF MARSHALL Reese is. be me HOOD's CURES. Comfort Powder cures them. Druggists sell it. rater DEAR 7, sistiotnaaing mA, | For E>uis an? Todlasspolia, Vests. rina , Elixir Babek cures all malarial diseases signee, api cmmbor teattetae a ofeatt Wings Wits | UE “DAILY. pia cae Figs ee ae ° “ en ‘competent attorney in dally AMUSEMENTS. : core FE from st whart= The N™% NATIONAL THEATER. ine Tone rok beers Queen, at 3:30 30 pss ee = Saturday Matines Nicer tat 2-45, 4:45, Tend Spm, Pas ‘ayanes “Cn iecomly Season ache visbian. HEAD. hay LS on - oe Bats Reraer iE paetary. FRIDAY and SATURD ratios PERSE: a oUuT ttt po joay Ss a ~ ‘were brought about by acold in camp at Linnfleld in : @ LOW au. cette ie eerie Marah eg 1882 Ihave been troubled more or less since that Sibert Sturtevant, nea ‘Writs, Sahrceders Orchentns Dancing Mone x a ee # Somroeere Os Dancing Mume. Big Pe time and have been praia) =a Emery, vilion. ‘cana down t0 Marshall on the unable to do any heavy work, SATURDAY NIGHT (hy errs Clean. Blorute of afternoon trips of our stea:uers and much less any lifting. Last spring I had @n atteck of | Special pertorisance TW. Yoberison's Comeay iomes IX Seeusion, SS rere the grip, which left me with a bad couch, very weak, Tl Boss Eyery. Mz, VERN ainienne elem mee I tried a bottle of Hood's Sarsaparillaandit made me GAS [e5 rs C lars Tee ant war ki aaa feel eo much better that I continued tobuy it It has Seaie, 3, 50 and 760 C. A gress watacasren Fo MOUNT VERNON. pena et hy ee aan pe actos ~ T. Havessen, SUMMER SCH! Junction points, 19.90 done wonders myer Engaged pe adie: MORNING bs Oe head an. nie Proce ‘reine Sppfacat poner = 4 woops cunxa| five” 80% | noops cunts Sots comedy. Baal Estate and Stock Broker, AFTEBNOUN at pOWdiScx amanr. eee wea antes om 80 — und 11, Atlantic ag. EW. YORE = a YORK AND Patt HOOD's CURES. pases HOOD'S CURES. ee ee tare TO Maun “WERHOW, | res vs. slace t : . INVESTMENT SECURITIRA ey ORIENTALS OF BALTIMORE. HOOD‘ OURES.| T° ,y'pn: | HOOD'S CURES. THURSDAY, FRIDAY, GATUEDAY JULY 19, 14, | Stocks, Bonds boueR amdeldtor eammer| HOME ABD TOME OF — aap dinate etenee Shee | saver) | pues and sold tn New York or New Orleans. | P&Ut Se aie ee rnan Buffet Sees Sano GRAND OPERA KOUSE ce =f een a $ ie ee Week of su a ne ee ee Ros FRnINe No Thay er HOOD’S PILLS cure afl Liver Ills, Biliousness, Headache. Jaundice, Indigestion, Sick « AA MAM AA AA AA AA AN AA AN e A Susz Hasson MM ‘There's « grest hue and cry now ‘that money is tight. Don't let that bother you. You've got to live just thesame whether it isor not. But you don't need cash if there are House Furnishings tobuy. Youdou’t need to wai Use your credit, Use our = 2 2 = = 4 <= Egurraste , Crevrr Sysrex, ‘That scivesevery man the freedom of hie inclinations, Permits him im- ‘mediate enjoyment of the comforts of home—gives him instant posses- sion of all the Furniture—Carpets— ‘Mattings—Kefrigerators—Baby Car- Flages—Stoves he has a mind to se- lect—and accepts a small deposit and bis promise to pay the balanco in weekly or monthly portions—as little or as large as he chooses, Scarcity of money! Pshaw! With such accommodation—freely given— you can snap your fingers at the financial bugaboo. Hover axv Hesrwass, 917, 919, 921, 923 7TH ST., 3710 636 MASS. AVE. N. W. WWWWWWWwWWww “ZN MAMAM AVAVAUAL ALA ANAS AMAA AN ALAN AA =WWww Ww a ‘Lehman Rroa.. New York Cotton Exchanea, ‘Lehman, Stern & Co., New Orleans Cotton Exchange. ‘Lamson Broa. & Co., Chicago Boardof Trade, Private wires to New sufé, Vuscnsy sum New Or mer EVERY avEniNG AND SATURD ADAY Marines, ‘Opera FRA D { TRIPS (EXCEPT § Popular AN AYOLO, leans. Telepbone, 453. pel7-tr U 1c} 18 Fa Diao, ee a NESTE mire 2 oe S EBy _d13-4m ee limes at a | wer Station, Ws —p song RODEMTCR NTON AND CAROLINE. bits (Rona ta 2 and. de. ntire streneti: 1200-1 i ABMissiay, 2 25 ii CLEANING AND. XD RESTORTEG of WORLD'S eee Sor ieee Borel on a except Sunday. 9 or QUTINGAUTTS riven vartcaiar ateation Our | ORs tours leave daily. Specal trains Bou, iy fot Lrnchbure and and enters and Bipipare ones at ea Recta kee eta Sema erect | fee aera, eno ea tt Pitot slatee cr europe. w. WICKEE, | and baneuts PRINCESS OF TRE ZONDE.. FEges aE Sa eee ees ra JelS-im” | Rineham Pr Yor dents Goods. ERCHANTS' AND MINERS TRANSPORTA- | Greetabat A weer keg: SARTRE TST oe |S TE aa at Mea A SET, Rag SANT ae mee mar Saturday’ vis, Batirovre: three hours tt) Ss rasa agg eon bat foe on Rich. Sa eter kee ne | Qoeee Some aera gear bh es ta iia walt Wanugetoutes’ as cere | Qorixo Surre fanaa Aa Tan accion “s fncfudine sara at Adantie otrxe Surrs. sake 2 eg eerie cLep ty HE SINBPURE, A a oa | Se imited to thier xtTox Fiscuen, pad ‘Mall orders receive DYE WORKS, Re Promrt attention. Us) 966 Gst nw. anes aa ie RIDGE, PROFESSIONAL Be TRAINS: ROF, CLAY IS THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED ve Washi advertising clairvoyant, astrologer and medium La Hull On the Chesapeake, Sn ante! ronnie ot second sigat, Sine ang Ie now in ite glory, and effording full enjoyment {or | reveals bidder. in sries, recovers. lost ost property ot or datyefom excurslonists, Haba. reoae, peor po causes speedy wat. “Frrooen Boating, Bathing, Fishing and Music by the Fifth Fico, wth onppy rei, fis whstnoe’ the one y SSen. Regiment Band. Temovasfealiy trouites, evil infuences, Tek ‘Str snwers from other citves aud all Trains leave B. and O. station, Washington, week days, 9:15 a. m. and 4:28 p. m Sundays, 9:35 © m. and 3:15 p.m. Round trip from Washington, $1 Children, 60 cents, A.delightfal trip on the steamer Columbia, 10. cents. Jel2-tuol im trouble wilt ot ent place hed. a8? tiny and mouey, by comlag, £9 Fi as he succeeds where others have lost skeptical, "Advertiges 0 business confidential. ‘Open Sundays. ‘At foot ot Vet. nw. maylien nats, southwest “sus | MOUNT VERNON, LAIN MEDIC y pine joten Sada acy Baran: HOME AND TOMB OF WASHINGTON. T, 50st 13th et Ry Wash., Alex. and Mount Vernon Railroad. all ki AND's BOS HOUSES Indi ae, HOKSFOKD ELECTRIC Alons the banks of thy hy a = por bath, unexcelled as a luxury DYEING AND CLEANING. _| fot tiaras Steere aS saat Lx caeee wee sare: my USED stares ME. EL, CLAIRVOYANT AND Ai ET OE eg mgs oe NIT A Elatd AND CLEANING WORKS, Mics ee zt 2 ak, Rives. Setos ana sey “Messadine ter i ‘street xy 9:30, BRESS ANB CLEANING ORES ten tl atta ba Sos won ange ga SOLE sae, Top im “Bouse tan 608 Lich, “OIO F at. nw. Room 10. toby. gon and om ornon eronnds open dns, except from 11 1s Aik i Tae ry ~~ es to $' Pp. m., wn Welneubegs Obes. — ee oR. PRILLIea Gee. Pass. Agent, 1321 F st. n.w. STEAM CARPET CLEANING. 5 be ae yee ete c WAM. §, NOBLE, Gen. Manarer. sete TED Mw RPE NIN SON 18 THE matt S MIND 7 OR D'S FAIR EXCURSIONS! ASetypta cicaned ta the, best simanier. by, four Tea | WW Stowe tractive to ate, cahaneanin Caspois nnd seth proot tne ot charge. pele love; brite: | gommodations throweughe Our 4 madeto or S50 Pa. aver Works, 708 back separated: causes speedy ina ig is guest Trane leave Haittinore ‘Washington ena nadelphia muh] Ra ew Felon i iticn, Manarer. | four tam. toOp.an.” Price, Soe. B17 8th stn. we. THOMAS FO Pony "TOURS ots of _ Sy 10. Turez Comrortasce Tuixas HAVE: 1. Gas Cooking Range. 2 Welsbach Perfect Reading Light. 3 Gas Engine, White & Middleton pattern. @A8 APPLIANCE EXCHANGE, 1423 NEW YORK AVR. Exrnact Or Bes Asa medical comfort and stimulant. The Medical Profess:on recommends highly the use of Lure Couranrs Exraucr Tnall cases of weakness and digestive disorder. Try ‘8 cup when exhausted and see how refreshifig it is. PFO} Fie:or. Trains leave B. and O. station at 9:15 am. ies 4:28 p.m. weok days, Saturday night.” Don't mise it. dot. | Through the Green Fields to Bay Ridge. $5 a.m. and 3:15 p.m. Sundays. Round trip, 61.—Adot. “n SURE AND GET THE GENUINE. 5; api MP. BROOKE TELLS ALOT ES NOTARIES PUBLIC. Mi ‘AbasiteeoosAdenti Loti aay oma | witha aes MISSION EK OF poral AND eon) Yorks ‘ve. DW. near Gih 7” match: tayo ea See EE, ort Es, n FOV GQTTIE FOWLER FOR SHORT TIME—BEST rusinees te if Bygtt pte of burope and! America 2hi's pm Tez’ Taste Deverorrs +3 oS vu cu. Lr ne To musi untti rn interior Ane wont ont OHNE BeALL Ge Fee o, laree Bumber MEDICAL. & vere piFond Wis FES Je" tn Detig one 9 accome Ona RTE, Dieta: Sure oE cue scum oe st mete jerve Stlinulaut aud Tonic. Of all the | cry ace m = ‘ies for Nervous Del i Giatawt iT. S a HE KA NE PL & 66 99 |S Be rm F Nervous Debility, Ni Die sreratrasndourgi aensiams | Flin, ith ori saa ore tral que Wonk, tulserabia. tatharsie: sitepe, beltal batracting “and 'aline uate 2¥tas eee eee — ‘Sa | How ad est there io no remedy equal io this Cordial | Beauty of exprewlon restored par = al rae tn ase for pear forty-Bve years ia Rh ley. sud nature ‘iuproved upon whereabe bas T ral SHO: Blass story, 006 B st. s. w. a Tavtng, 25 within, SOs of etane ‘maler, tuner and repeirer, Hoe Bingains DI REQTHERS, THE MOST RELIABLE AND | Cieauin Yaired. oo" aT reteroney 2 od spect’ ‘ist in thle of ith 50 | Pilling Sieh platina, stlver or amalgam, 73e. x | Fearon n ss, win SS Piling with old from sisi Crawrorns, 731 Tru. — Sy Conndentiat. sem? pay ‘ain crowns, 85. We must sell shoes whether wo make SiRANGens, 1 OTK NS. BROTHERS Hed retnd teeth 6 shane rn nr OF Bo, eens Sand Gre = | pe No AINLESS EXT) EXTRACTION OF TEETH @a| bargains ‘canner we t wil pa, ‘catabliahed avert hyatclana i i city: —,, S| SBANRUPT TBALES buliabeed 45 yours. Jel? RODS DANGen #8 STR Oe oe F| Bere so comete tie ato 0 SLAEP, SO COCAINE aire Ladies’ Fine Black Oxford The Zeu of the most fashionable style Somers, Be welling "Tomozzow, $1. 85 Pan. Born $1.25 Tan Laoe Shows for 906, 0 RWELLED GUMS, #8 PEELE Sra sae Ty EERE TA gauel of © preparationtor as» APPLIED TO TITe GUMS, RENDERS EXTRACTION PAINLESS, Se rs | = 255 Lo | aaa! cS pie S&S ‘St years’ of S Specrauist TLEMEN ONLY. To @ edddadides Sree Russle Cait Shoes, Jyarniied directx tothe en Factory, $1.25 Sprinw heel But., Graduated London, England. 1835; New York, 187%. “f —. | 731 Tn S me) Kidney Ailments, Avute of Carcale Ea aatterwark. erfeotly palniow. | Set prices TIEFF. ‘cheree. ta Sr, tortion, Nervous bebitity. segiitdrtracted, is seuses while having bis ‘S SCIENTIFIC, SKILLEU: fodanser. Fraxx Crawroro. _sy7 TREATMENT OU. a ale eagnot tate wan aney stioten te yensee ene petebs wet | HOURS: ¥t05.20p.m.,8t0Upm Sunday to tsk agit sa aad ad dddsdeedenseadeeadtdd eee0 Parl Stes waaliorounmansl srtrgetion myli3m cheese Piet FRE. by locat Paieationsad we guarantee you will use seetieri 2) WORLD'S FAIR. THE EVANS DENTAL PARLORS, $a PE WORLD'S FAIR VISITORS’ ALLIANCE sre 7 NWAY, CHASE, GAB! _uIG08 PIANOS ing NWAY ‘Tissrenis jvembers ten ner cent on Deas r FIAMARY NATIONAL, Bek sz Has, Ga ‘wanted on ceemmaden | ™%., fee | voor. yb Fiuloge ‘and laine reut.