Evening Star Newspaper, July 15, 1893, Page 16

oCm —— LOCAL MENTION ‘The Weather. Yorrcser TILL 8 P. u. SUNDAY. the District of Columbia, Maryland and ied continued warm southwesterly winds ‘clearing weather, but the conditions are ‘@avorable for local thunder storms. CONDITION OF THE WATER. Temperature and condition of water at 8 e.m.: Great Falla, temperature, 81: condition, receiving reservoir, temperature, 86; con- ides at north connection. 30; condition at south connection, 36; distributing reservoir, ‘temperature. 84; condition at influent gate Bouse, 36; effluent gate house, 36. High tide. Low tide. O0Tam, 0:39 pm./913 am 343 pm eee ga We Ane Stitt “Ix It.” ig “Queen Anne” Window Screens, 390. “The “Bay State” Lawn Mowor, $4.50. ‘The “Keen ’* Lawn Mower, 83. Wire Netting for Lawa Tennis, 65e. per 100 by here Kettles, &o. Cuas. T. Canter & Co., 606 Pa a lip ay Waanrn’s Conserts, 950. —— feral lire ie Genta 4th near 3. “Apwrmat.” as ‘The claim that this country furnishes ¢ dnest tobacco bacco oce grown in the world is verified by “Admiral,” the new cigarette. brand is not made by the trust, Lromrsrxa Rops, Kvsuurxe, Elecric bacote ised Cun. Xaxper’s Scumer Toric: Legon dials, Stomach Bitters, Fusseix’s Ick Cream delivered anywhere or steamer.1427 N.Y. av. ‘Tax Gazaz yar Canrer Creasiva Worts, 631-695 Masse. chusetts ave. Telephone, 425. | Carpets made moth-proof free of charge. scaa Rea At Cost—Gas Ranges put up and warranted. ‘A. Exsescr's Soxs, 718 7th st nw. —_—_ Clz¥Y AND DISTRICT | TONIGHT. Auzavon’s Oreaa Hovse.—Sammer Opera Beason—‘Fra Diavolo.” Naw Narioxat Taeatsa —Summer Comedy Beason—“The Snowball.” Prasxutx Scuoot Borprxo (corner 18th and K streots).—Pormanent exhibit of the handi- Work of pupils of the Manual Training School. Guszx Ecuo.—Concert. —__.—— EXCURSIONS TOMORROW. ‘Rrven View.—Samuel J. Penta leaves at 10 am, 145 and 5:45 p.m. Mansmatt Hatt. —Macalester leaves at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. River Queen at 9:30 a.m. Bar Rivor.—Trains leave B. and O. station 9:35 a.m.snd 4:15 p.m. —_—.—__ Result of One Advertisement. To the Editor of The Evening *tar: Wasuixatox, D. C., Jaly 14, 1898. Sir: Five buadred and ninety-seven coupons were presented here yesterday, clipped by as many readers of my advertisement in Tax Gran of the previous day. As this was a test to show how many on oe read Tax Sram adver- ‘tisements I have in acquainting you With the result, w! oe om prove interesting ‘and instenctive to many of your readers. A. Lisxen, Yours truly, 25 METS Improvement of Willard Hotel. Willard’s Hotel has taken on ® new dress. ‘or several months artisans have been at work decorating and renovating the rooms. Today they completed their task and the hotel looks ‘as if touched by a magician’s wand. In the lobby the wails have been handsomely decorated ‘and the reading room has beea transformed into a pleasing library. Mr. O. G. Staples sa; ‘that $45,000 represents the expenditure made ‘on the hotel. and it is in every way first class. A number of marble bath tubs have been pro- ‘vided throughout the house, and the cuisine ‘Will continue to be first rate. ——— On the Green Lawns of Marshall Hall. ‘The steauers Macalester and River Queen will leave tomorrow (Sunday) for Marshall Hall as follows: The Macalester at 11 a.m., 2:45 and 6 p.m., and the River Queen at 3:30 p.m. Returning steamers leave Marshall Hall at 12:45, 1:45, 7 and 8 p.m. Passengers can return on any steamer. The fare for the round trip is at all times 25 cents. Tomorrow and on each | Sunday throughout the season the music of | Schroeder on the steamer and on the green | lawns of Marvhall Hall isan attractive feature. ‘The very best of order is ever maintained on | the boat and gronnds. The company’s Indian ‘Head trips to Marshall Hall and Indian Head are given on every Thursday, Friday and Sat- urday evenings thronghout the sammer, leav- ing the city at 6:45 o'clock end leaving Mar- skali Hall for home at 9:30 p.m. Round-trip fare, 25 cents. a Wanted a Jury Trial. Michael J. Whalen was in the Police Court this moruing charged with keeping an un-| Hensed bar, and his counsel, Lawyer O'Neill, dermanded « jury trial. Judge Miller told counsol that the case would probably be put on the assignment at an eariy date. Last summer the judge said there was an accnmalation of jury cases, which wer not cleared off the assignment uatil late in the | Winter. Tho judge assured counsel that such | would not be the case ibis summer. and there- fore he thought it would be well for counsel in fury cases to watch the assignments, Ih the Whalen case coansel aid he was de- sirious of an early hearing. Military Wheelmen Are Coming Home. The second separate company (cyclists) bave | turned toward Washington for their homeward | Joarues, having today mace a “century” from Stauntoz to Winchester. Couriers who have re- | ported at headquarters during the week report | the boys as brown as berries, in good spirits and as having had luck in the matter of roads. | ‘The company is due at the armory on Thurs-| Gay next at 6 p.m, aad so far are and have | been on schedule time. Capt. Story has issned | call to the “siny-at-homes” to meet at the | armory at $o'elock on Taursday next and run out to Silver Springs to meet the boys snd escort them _ Coming to Washington. George W. Scbroeder, secretary Vigilant Steam Fire Evgine Company of Columbia, Pa., has arranged to locate the company at Willard’s | Hotel on their v ton and vicinity October 24 to 2 ‘Tbe company pre-ented @ fine appearance on their visit bere in 1591. A Bird’s-Eye View Careago, July 14. the Word's Fair. pecial. }—Visitors de- at night can do + situated immed from the Park Gate Hotel, ely across the street from the | t 63d and Stony Istand | Being run on the | Enropean plan at $1.50 per day | and upward mukes it the choicest of locations, All outside rooms.— Adirt. —— = Iurroven Rear. Estate, 727 6th street north- | east, by order of trusiees, will be sold at aac- tion on Monday, July 17, at 6 o'clock. See Yertisement. { ———— Pastecaizen Milk is the only true food for | Debies. Fresb daily at Meatz’s Mopeax | Puanuacy.— t. ——— Bexsamry Gruuy, as guardian, bas filed » Dill, through Mr. ¥ of lot 19, square their grandmother om the property. F. Mattingly, for the sale begs ueathed the wards by > pay a incumbrance of mination of the grounds | F | aud affect my eyes. “THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. ©, SATURDAY, JULY 15, 18983—SIXTEEN PAGES. WHERE TO GO To Escape for = Time the Stifling City. Heat. Guzx Ecuo.—There is no prettier place around Washington than Glen Echo with its wealth of picturesque scenery, dashes of river view and stretches of green meadows. Glen Echo is at the terminus of the Glen Echo elec- tric railrosd, and can be reached with ease and comfort from any part of the city. This even- ing there wil! be agrand concert at the park with an exceptional program. In the evening there is dancing and other amusements, andre- freshments can always be obtained at the rustic cafe. Oceax Crrr—Right on the Chesapeake is Ocean City, and cool breezes are the rule and not the exception. Every Saturday at 12 p.m. ial excursion leaves the Baltimore and oi jo depot for Ocean City, returning the fol- lowii Monday. This excursion allows a splendid opportanity for a breath of walt air and a view of the pretty and growing town. Ear Rrvos.—Always popular and always pleasant, to take an excursion to Bay Ridge is about as happy a thought as can come to the average man. Tt comes to a good many there hot days and the special trains leaving rake heer bprytres yep week days and 9:35 and 3:15 0n Sundays always carry a crowd of happy people. There are un- told attractions at the ridge and everrbody knows it. JasryR Covnct.—Jasper Council, No. 23, Junior O. U. A. M., is going to River View next Monday for its first annual excursion and pro- poses to make the first such @ shining success that many more will follow as a matter of course. Pentz will make frequent trips. Riven View.—The Pentz makes three tri to River View on Sundays and still can hardly accommodate the crowds drawn to this popular place by the manifold attractions. Natoxat Rirces.—Monday evening is the = for the second excursion of the year of yalar organization, the National Rifles. Sara Hall will be the point aimed at, and if AMUSEMENTS, Axsavon's.—For the eleventh week of the summer opera at Albaugh’s, Offenbach’s tane- ful opera, “The Princess of ‘Trebizonde,” will be given on Monday next by the’ excellent com- y headed by Jeannie Winston, Laura Joyce- Bell and Josephine Knapp. ‘Miss Winston will appear as Prince Raphael, Laura Joyco-Bell as Paola, Josephine Knapp as Zanetta, Dan Young as Tremotini, tbe clown; Arthur Bell as Cabriolla and Chas. W. Moyers ‘a8 Prince Cas- simir. “Princess of Trebiz. has not been sung in Washington for ran years and will, no doubt, receive the welcome it did at ita last performance in hy city. Natio%au Treaten—The excellent comedy company at the New National Theater will next Week present W. 8. Gilbert's satirical comedy, “Engaged.” Kerxay’s Lycrva Taratern—Manager Jas. L. Kernan has decided to reopen the Lyceum Theater on Monday, August 7. Among his at- tractions will be Miss Clara Beckwith, the champfon Indy swimmer. Manager Kernan is erecting a tank sixty feet long in the summer garden, which will take the a mea of the bend able aquarium in which Beckwith formed during her former ement. ‘will afford her better opporti todisplay her rare natatorial skill. Riven View Perrormaxce.—Tomorrow Capt. Randall will present another eplewlid program of stage entertainment at River View, which promiees to eclipse all previous efforts.’ Flou- rette’s engagement has been extended. She will dance a now fandango Sunday. The De Fillipi_ troupe of French dancers and pantomimists will be seen in new tpecialties. in _ connection | with the, All- star Vaudeville Company. The Pentz will leave Sunday at 10:45 a, m., 8:15 and 5:30 p. m. Tickets 25 cents, children 18 cents. Capt. Ran- dal! hae contracted for several large attractions to be presented during the season, Esputa’s orchestra is in daily attendance. Berurspa Panx.—There will be free per formancea at Bethesda Park & tomorrow in ihe pavilion, in which Mad. Ell ores Fer nandez, Bart 8. Gilmore, J. ‘. Burnham, the the Macalester is not 0 heavily freighted with happiness as to sink, the hall will be reached in good time to enjoy the manifold pleasures to be found under the trees and in the pavilions. ‘The National Rifles and their untold friends are thoroughly eapable of having © good time without any outside accessories. Finemex.—This is the time and this is the day to enjoy a splendid time on the riverat one of the most popular resorts, and at the same time doa benefit toas praiseworthy a lot of men as walk the earth. Today the first annual exenrsion for the baneGt of the fire. on and relief fund takes place et River" Vi ro is no ebarity about taking this excursion, unless the a be toward vourself, but it should be an ditional pleasure to reflect that while getting fullvalge foc money expended am excesdingiy admirable fund is being swelled. The Pent has been making runs down to River View all day and will go down again at 6:90 p.m., while tne Randall will make an additional trip at 7:15 p.m. Corosiat Bract axp Cuaret Porxt.—The steamer Randall has been put on to make trips to Chapel Point. Colonial Beach and other river landings, affording a night and day trip under the most favorable circumstances. The Doat leaves every Sunday, Tuesday and Thurs- day at 7am. and returnson Monday, Wednes- and Friday about 2:30 p.m. lovxt Vgnxon.—There are two ways of get- fing to Mount Vernon with ite lovely scenery wealth of historical memories. One way is by water entirely and the other comprises some riding. The Macalester makes its sum- mer trips to the burial place of Washington at 10 in the morning and 2 in the afternoon. Macalester is as fine a boat as any excursionist could desire, and the trip to Mount Vernon possesses every requisite of » most pleasant ex- arsion. Another method is to take the Washington, Alexandria and Mount Vernon railroad at the Penvstlvania depot and make a most pleasant trip along the bavks of the Potomac and =e the historical portion of a jount Vernon gates are — cept Sunday. from 11 am. to 4 p.m. and on Wednesdays until 6 p.m. Mausuatt Hatt.—Lives there a man with soul so desd who never to himself bas said, I'll hie mo off to Marshall Hall and eat a shad and bowl bali? If there is such a man he had bet- ter reform at once. He is missing something. ‘These hot days and evenings it is hard to thi of a more pleasant place thun under the spread- ing trees, on the green lawns, at the hall. ‘The cool dining room with its tempting meals, the the dancing pavilion and the bowling alley are nt. The Macalester and River ——— peek frequent trips to Marshall Hall, continue down to Indian Head. Stzamzn Bantnoups.—Up the river or down the river it is all one to the comfortable little hich is for€harter at Cum- Cor Capers.—“‘Why not take an even- ing off and go with the Corcoran Cadets to Marshall Hall?” There seems no ready answer to this question put by the cadets, as there is absolutely no reason why any one should not take a day off or a week off and go almost any- where with the cadets. The reasons for going tre innumerable when. the cadets. go to such © t place as Marshall Hall. The oxcursion goes down at 6:45 on Tuesday and will no doubt carry a big load. —.—__ HANGING FIRE. Still No Indictments in Ford's Theater Disaster Affair. The colored laborer Burrell, whose testimony, as heretofore stated in Tue Stan, will conclude the investigation by the grand jury in the matter of the Ford’s Theater building dis- aster, was still too unwell to appear yesterday, and the grand jury fourned over until next Monday, when it is expected will be ‘able to testify. then be unable to do so it may be that his testimony will be dispensed with. As stated in Tux Stau a few days since, it is not doubted tnat the parties heid responsible by the coroner's jury, Ainsworth, Dant, Sasse and Covert, will be indicted, and it is understood that the district torney's office ix already engaged in the prep- tion of the indictment, which will necesea- a rily be most intricate, requiring great care in drawing up. It is betieved that within a week's time the expected indictment will have been presented and the indicted persous arraigned. eg ere Excursion to Chicago at Half Fare. The Baltimore and Ohio railroad will run a special excursion train, consisting of day coaches, to Chicago July 24, for which excur- sion tickets will be sold at one fare for the round trip. The train will leave Washington at 9:30 a m. and will arrive in Chicago early the next afternoon. The tickets will be valid for the outward journey on the special train only, ut will be valid returning in day coaches on all regular trains leaving Chicago within ten days. No stop-overs will be allowed in either direction. Meals can be procured en route at dining stations on the line. Round-trip fare from Baltimore and Washington, $17. Corre- spondingly low rates from all other stations on the road east of the Ohio river. pee Messas. Ratcuirre, Darr & Co., auctioneers, will sell on Monday next (July 17), at 5:30 o'clock p.m., for Messrs. Edmonston & Thomas, trustees, very desirable real estate at the corner of 17th and Khode Island avenue north- west. The neighborhood in which this Prop: | erty is located is regarded as one of the best in the fashionable quarter of the city, and the sale should attract the special attention of capital- | ists and others. Saveo From Tue Gaave HOOD'S HOOD'S HOOD's SARSAPARILLA SAKSAPARILLA SARSAPARILLA CURES CURES CURES T: RRIBLE CASE OF SCROFULA IN THE FACE— BLIND AT TIMES. “Ihave been a very great sufferer from scrofula. re bunch came in my neck, growing as big asa good-sized appie. The doctor lanced it, and for two years it was “A RUNNING SORE, “Then weisneceeded in healing it up. but the disease began to appear in my face. which would sweil 0 Every morning they were so Jen that “I WAS BLIND. “Iwas in this condition for about a year. I went to every physician in my town. all of whom fatled to help me and said nothine could be done to cure me. But began to take Hood's Sarsaparilla, and wnen I HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA CURES. | nad nsed a bottieand a balf the swellinz in my face had entirely cone down. Ieot on taking the medi- cine, and gained 33 pounds ia weight Ihave been perfectly cured—am now in good health, and cons Gently say Hood's Sarsaparitls saved me from tho grav WM. ERICK, West Duluth, Mins. inflamed and ew HOOD’s PILLS cure Constipation by restoring the peristaltic action of the alimentary canal, e Howards, Clara West and others will par- ticipate, ——— Cutting Their Own Throats. ‘To the Editor of The Evening Star: Should the saloonkeepers on the strength of the decision of Judge Kimball, published in yesterday's Star, attempt to keep open on Sundays they will simply be cutting their own throats. There are a large number of law- abiding people in this District who, while they have no use for the saloon, have taken no part in the contest going on between the saloon and tem) erance organizations, but who are heartily tired of attempts to nullify the intention of the ew o the setting up of technicalities on the part of open violators. They will enter the list next fall to see that besides a high license law Congress will make the penalties so plain and at the same timo so stringent aa to secure at least @ prompt and effective closing of unlicensed saloons, a6 well as those kept open on Sundays. Law-abiding dealers will, ccarse, suffer along with the others by having po ance higher licenses, and encounter greater uities in securing signers for licenses, but so long as they give their tacit sympathy to their colleagues in these attempts they must ‘abide the consequences, Crrizex. RES aa The White House Concert. ‘The following is the program for the concert of the Marine Band, Prot, F. Fanciulli, con- ductor, at the White House grounds at 5:55 o'clock this afternoon: L March, “U, 2 Overture, & Cornet solo, “Inflammatas” (Stabat aiater). Rossini. Mr. Joseph Haina, 4. Selection, “Robin Hood”. r 7. Grand Fantnste, 8. Patrol, “Ame & Patrlollo song eed Vaxvapie Rea Estate, improved by three- story brick dwelling, being No. 1505 M street thwest, at auction by order of trustees on Monday. July 17, at 6 olock. Superior prop- erty and nicely located. Bee advertisement, samen" arden Sex Suburban ad., 100 scres Oak Grove. Waex My Lire Gis ‘Was one month old she had a scab form on her face. Itkept spreading until she was completely covered from head to foot. Then she bad boils. She had forty on her head at one time and more on her body. When sfx months old she did not weigh seven pounds, ‘pound and a half less then at birth. Then her skin started to dry up, and got so bad she coald not shat her eses to sleep. butiay with them half open. About this time, at the esrnest request of friends, I started using the CUTICURA REMEDIES, and in od month she was completely cured. The doctor and drug bills were over one hundred dollars, the Cuticura bill was not more than jive dolar, My child is now two years old, strong, healthy and large as any child of hor age, and it is ail owing to CUTICURA. Yours with a mother's blessing. Mrs. GEO. H. TUCKER, Jr., 3% Greenfield ave., Milwankee, Wis. Sold throughout the world. POTTER DRUG AND CHEM. CORP., sole proprietors, Boston. Mailed free, “All About the Blood, Sita, Scalp and Hair."" BABY BLEMISHES, falling hair and red, rough hands prevented and cured by OUTICURA SOAP. it YOUNG MARRIED PEOPLE Can make no better becinning m life than to fur- nish their house compistely from top to bottom. ‘There ts nothing to bs gained by paring cash for al! this furniture—you can’t saves penny by it— for we sell Furniture and Carpets just ax cheap on credit as other folks do for cash—we won't ask you tosign a note—nor there won't bea 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, Tavestry, Brocatelie, Gilt, &c. One of our ereat offers is the chotee between a seven-piece Parlor Suite in plush or hair-cloth, for @22.50. We sell « Solid Oak Bed Room Suite for @13—bevel glass in bureau. ‘The Brussels Carpet for your parlor need not cost but 50 cents per yard. Ingrain 35 cents peryard. We, and we aione, mske and lay all carpet free of cost. No chargs for waste in matching figures. Wesells stx-foot Oak Exten- sion Table for $3.50. A forty-pound Hair Mat- tress for 87. Woven Wire Sprites. @ Get whatever you need. We'll help you to arrange the Paymerite satisfactorily. A little money once a ‘Week or once a month will do first rate, Pay just ‘what you can spare convenientiy. GROGAN’S MAMMOTH GREDIT MOUSE, ‘819, 821, 823 7TH ST. M.W., wh BET. H AND 1 BTR of | ences A1. Bend postal. “Wostz A Gunes A Box» Bescham’s Pills Dislodge Bile, Stir up the Liver, Cure Sick Headache, Female Atlments, ‘Remove Disease and = Promote Good Health. Covered with a Tasteless and Soluble Coating. FAMOUS THE WORLD OVER. Ask for Beecham’s and take no others. Ofall druggists, Price, 25 CENTS » box. 26 New York Depot, 365 Canal st. a CITY ITEMS. Everything in the Furniture Line 0 “Time” Payments at “Bottom” Prices, Joux Ruppex, The Accommodator, 519 Seventh street northwest." 1t Have You been to to Trorr'e? 1 et 1602 14th st, It ——_—_+—— Comfort Powder. Comfort Powder has been in use many years, gud tjnover vet failed to cure chafing baby. Tete the mother's blesing. All druggist Flanagan’s Window The Tray. 581 7thet.1 8. Heller, 720 7th st nw. is making a in Ladios’and Children’s Hair Ontting also cures Dandraff. jy15-tf spi rota el °Tis Good Advice. Some of the credit stores say “examine the stuff offered by the hustler, the rusher, for ” ‘That's just what the pusher ‘You will find Oak Chamber Suites, $12. 50; Cono-seatiChairs, $4.95; Good Lou Carpet Lounge, $4. n's Jars, 1 pt., 750. FF joa Nothing sold on’ time paymenta. you want to buy cheap pay cash at oash houses, Am I I correct? Grasry, The Pusher, Double Stores, Furniture, China, &o. 1510-12 7th et, bot. Pand Qaim. end 1 Comfort Powder. There are fow remedies for blackheads on the face. Comfort Powder closes the pores and they vanish. 8 ze aenens ce enetes Too Much of a Good Thing. That's the fix we're in—got too many of those Tinted Balbriggan Shirte and Drawers, T6c. values. Unloading price, 480. 1t Hewar Fuano & Sox, cor. 7th and D sta, eee Lace Curtains elegantly laundered; refer- ‘Boor, 1406 tstet.n.w.2t* Dr. Douglas’ E Herb Te Ten will oare you. 100. 1t* Shot Guns, double barrel, latest improved, 915.00. Breech - loading double barrel, w Bande, 90.50. Watsons, p's, 477 Pa, ave, nw. 1° White’s Yucatan Gum is the original Pep- rmint-flavored Chewing Gum. ll others aer mitations. Buy only that sealed with a yellow band. oa jyio-6o Royal Headacho Powders. 100. Druggists. apai-te Se Comfort Powder. Any one who wears a bandage or tight ment finds untold comfort by using Comfort Powder when it is removed. ® ssehtenll Elixir Babek cures all malarial disenses. SEASONABLE BARGAINS aT THE “WARREN.” All Misses’ and Children's Oxfords on our Bargain Counter GO NOW FOR 730. ‘They are hand-sewed turns and cannot be gupll- cated for lees than $1.25 and $1.50. Al} $3 and $3.60 Ladies’ and Men's Russia and Rus- ‘set Oxfords and Shoes on our Bargain Counter GO NOW FOR $ 1.95. JUST RECEIVED. One ot Men's 81.50 Biippera. Our price...... 98.0. One lot Men's $2 Slippers, Our price... BL.BT. Another large Jot of Men's 85 Russia Calf tre fine quality. Th Bluchere gatre Sine quality. Thee weR? O5 shall ‘The ladies who wear a No. 3, 34 oré Shoe should not fail to examine onr stook of Sample Shoes and Oxfords, which we are selling below manufacturers’ cost. . THE WARREN SHOE Hous Gro. W. Rice. 919 F STREET NORTHWEST. wie Timely ee Ca esl Gd agro Cal ing unusual attention to tl tare. kat we call you a Beow- lation Galvanized Iron Garbage Can, ‘Lowest prices; Bee ave an ty y Wyte, to make the zy fase? Hetehverator. Th outpolats “them al A fow others Tally equal wom’ a have slate stone aholves. Sole : It you own & freezer Sco, cream noo, the. zt eg hisve—and the best. ‘of B-Gh ireener for 6.75. M..W. Bevenier, 1215 F Sz alt TEND TO IT NOW! ‘Your you an estimate of the cost. Wecan do the work better and cheaper now S. S. Suz & Bro, 432 92 Sr 313 our Shirts here we'll gaaran- ya'll be made aking ® to ‘work ud Sore studsingall the time to’ produce some: Shing better About the best Shirt we've ever offered Ova Is Terxcrpce, 85c.; Oy Ea. 85. jen front 19" ditferen pais Thatia £6 each aad err theman we coulda At sas crest i an “iss F youbuy Macible™ May be eard of our Doliar Neg! Shirts —ihig're the Wale of the towne nae raxoe Barrons. | Surer Factory, ELLERY AND, a. oui brn 8 SPunciion AVE. tyl¢ y B. DEALERS, 1k’ DIY Goon! otha aw. received 3 ie garg Ii less than tw0al prices. * BOCRNIX ITSO reduced to 200, food etyiee of LAWNS and CHALLEES, tat colors, 0 dos. LACE COLLARS, worth from 10s. to 35a. cloning price, 9 con 80 dos, STEEL “ser8s0) RS, Large and sypall inees ce, Savin "forered, Bor i diayonal ok SALINE ibe Tk apa 30. nw 20, Closing out all of our Pa RASULS pers) AS one-tonrth off Webster's Large Dict.ouary given arig, Seine your Rochdale tlokets FINANCIAL. FINANCIAL. EPORT OF THE CONDITION ‘THE AMERICAN SUCURITY AND TRUST as we . nthe District of Col atthe ean fooe of business ness July 12, sr aaa RESOURCES. Tateral security oe 123 23 wand loans on collateral security... "474,857 geet my Bite frum netional td Sit cna S88 Seeneaienn . 98,472 37 160,082 46 owned. 133,026 89 cr it expens nd ts 3.485 32 Ghecks and otter canis 15,504 76 con peas 9138 Potarisnder notes, ‘18. 00 | | Total. g Py LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid in, Soria f fund. Time depoxtay Debdenture bonds.. tof Col i Rh A Sane i Rotiieeees named that the abov Rite tothe beet of my know luate and et * best of ay OT TEL PLES, sworn iotetors, me this Math dey of IOWARD 8. KELSLDE, Notary Public, . cashier Roar or THE coxD 3 Rin he rertonne ‘Tuly 12, olasps RESOURC! Loans and discount ~ (6380, 602 poner ps 1,40) + pie “BOL 81.000 Bae ew! + ai 3,385, of 65.145 8.645 « 5} 90 zie 8 LIABILITIES, Gepttat ator, pata Sarpin Masteedi > bess 3358 ted a g City of Washington, District of Colum! setae ethene ldesiae eA ee lbed and sworn to before me this 14th day of CHARLES B. HARBAN, Notary Public. EPORT OF THE CONDITION « THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT, SAVINGS ARD OMPANY As Washington, ia the Diatnet hana, ose aba ot business Fly Ye, 80" "ates RESOURCES, Loans on real estate and collateral ee. your, 190 98 00 200 88 9 53. 30 850 oo hs eee #2: & glass e2 ABL § oasiads pata EIABILITIES. Sautuled pote jual devoatts.. Total... Diptrct ot Oot bia, County of Wa: Se Pa ea Love 4o solemnly swear that the above ‘company, « Statement is tras to ‘she Detiee BENJAMIN P. leh Dba eceat aan me LEAD a ME me oo ~—S di a RB, Ne oopneRy B BrATR. oF los. ape Be tr S82 SRBVISSZ823 ze EPORT OF THE CONDITION TRADERS. is. XATION AL ANK OF WASHINGTOX, of ig District of Columbia, Ae the clove of bucluees Sul Ls 108" (9051, 308 75 ae ERG 19.017 37 143,491 43 104 87 nas D. - be] oo Checks gusaud a other cash items. 2. coe Exchanges for clearing house 10,539 80 Bills of other bane enn 2.090 09 eeemen. Daper curreiics 877 90 5 pay nbtion fund with U pisbed (Gper cent of circulation). Ldn] 343,058 07 85,000 00 oye 9677, 708 BS ent Le Baldi bore bis de enemy cas Cea ae m above aisteinent a Se ee eo BT onan i ier. Subscribed Botore wa aSubegiyed ana aw te the this LS:h day of — 0, aperica Doe BARS at sirH, Directors, j EPORT OF THE CONDITIOI GE, NATIONAL METROPOLITAN, AK, ‘At Washinurton, D.0., a, the close of lor clearing house. a Bilis of other bauks sional paver A Wise Man always invests his money where ifs safe. Investments in the FIDELITY BUILD- ING, LOAN AND INVESTMENT ASSOCI- ATION te secured by ‘‘quilt-edged” Real Estate for doubie theamonnt due their com- dined members. Would you not consider aninvestment of your money far safer with them than if you sbould make a pri- "8 PerCent —interest on their money, payable eomi- annually—can you doas well in any other imetitution whose members are equally se- cured against loss? FW"Call at the afies Gnd let us taik the matter over with you and explain the plan in detaul? MeGILL BUILDING, 908-916 G St. nw ALONZO TWEEDALE, Seeretary, HARRISON DINGMAN, Prestdont. 2716 RePoRT oF THE Ses sag cso AND MECH RESOURCES, Geontetown. in, Loans and discounts, Qverdratte, secured and wiieacured” . 8 bond to w cure circulation. oy * NATIONAL BANK strict of olay fof Colminbia, roved Hes Hom ike eatonal ae Bankluy how eet hele aid, 8 al-aen tor notee: mption fund with i 8 ‘Der cent of circulation). ‘Total... District of Columble. county of Wi ton, ro coma coun ot abner goles oer ‘state ly awe te above st eee Cashier. sdiubecribed and sworn to Betore mo me th this 140 day of ine Notary Public: B. 0, § THOMAS Brown, 1t re Be Frans TESON, EPORT OF THE CONDITION THe Hy ace BANK OF WASHINGTON, et of Colunbla, at ths of busines Su, baginses Jui, 1 160%, 5; "t Directors. Checks and other cash items, aehangos for clearing nowse, Fractional Paper currency, nickels ani BG BeSSEGeeGHS © ag Ensatccesse aa SgSE8z 522 S8829843 2, county of Washingt © of ‘the above named ir that the sua tagienent ia ovriadee and Bacau Subscribed and sworn to before ine this 14¢1 saly, 188. BaSDOLPHD MORRIS yt Correst—Attest: ¥.,3- DIEUDONNE, ATCH LDER. } Direotom. ret JoURLOX. | ARDIN 10 TO 40 PER OENT. PG 10 7040PER CENT. Persons destring a paying investment, one that pays from 10 to 40 percent, would do well to call and ex- amine the one offered by the Bachelor Mountain Min- ing and Milling Company of Creede, Col. 10 TO 40 PER OkNT. 10 TO 40 PER CENT. E A ELLSWORTH, 10-6 Room 8, Warder building, Corsox & onsox & Muacanreer, THE Er “Ye STOCK EXCHANGI = 1410 F ot. Glover Correspondents of Messrs. Moore & Schley, 80 Broad- way, Puiiers aed Destorsia Government Bonde, yet listed. Sika ie 5 peedrans Sites alieed ae te Sock dealt in ote bea ust ad olak beach Tar Moxzr Whiel 2 in bank earns et most osnt Senaua, Hr invested with the sired AMERICAN CAPITAL BU! AND NGS ARBOSEA TION AYE Saujedt to WiTED RAWAL, Will earn from 7 per cent Inet of ine itvested, the invest 88 SAFE as GOVERNMENT poXs” ed the tne Wwiil. be out ip circuiation loaning it on Foal estate secured by first trust or Boum 5 Parment stock forsale at cents per share Tent Bima Th i clas of tock in eculatly Adapteato froverament clerks whe desire Spake Small monthly saviape loaned on ged Teal estate. Ad re of on. or ai ies ‘1.000. respective! ot ‘eseociation, No. 619 the general o aw. An THOS. B. ENTWISLE, President LOUIS C. FERRELL, Secretary, jy 8.atw3m Felepnone fot mg y a? POTOMAC rics OF Tn cae vai Rice sao pied vill be p sie on ihe foc} business on the Hama day ot ‘ot July. eos at the he treast pany 619 Lath stone we ibe tranfer, books wil be clomed trom 15th cf Sy to the 24th of Tay, incinate, me AMUEL M: BRYAN, President. Chakies G. BEEBE, Treacurer. Washington, D. C., Juiy 10, 1863. Wille Tus Narroxa, Sare Darosre, SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPARE (Of the District of Columbia, CORNEE 15TH ST. AND NEW YORK ava Chartered by specisi act of Congress ‘Jap., 1867, and acts of Oct., 1890, and Feb.. 189%, CAPITAL: ONE MILLICN DOLLARS SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT, ‘Rents ssfesinside burgiar-proof vaults at 85 per annum upward. ities, ry, wil ware: siikinds fn owners ‘ourner' ‘package Wun oF vane tekon eas aoe ltr TY cenTs Deposits tecelved froin sec tntree owed oc ana wore ese ‘money on real estate = amd collateral TRUST DEPARTMENT, Ex BENJAMIN P. SNYDE! SAAS abe erp aeaee # Ou RB. J SEES Hie Vice Pree. sinner AN" pe ll Riese ee Startovank, ena cag, jeorge H. Plant, latthew G. Emery, seein, SNe feaee yee M, Johnica, aye Gut, thomas Hyde, john ¥. jo. William cla Thomas ~ C. T. Havanese, ‘Member Washington Stock Exchange, Beal Estate and Stock Broker. ‘SOU Fat ow. INVESTMENT SECURITIES, Bitocka, Bonde and Graia bought andseld for cash or on marzin. (Cotton bourht and sol in Now York or New Orleans. CORKESPO! auokt aa Purnell, Hecaman & Co., ‘York ‘Btock aan Lehman Brox., New York Cotton Fxchanea. Lehman, Stora ©o.. Bros. & Co., Chicago Board Private wires to Ne' NEW PUBLICATIONS. Pietios MONTHLY aoa GUST, Contaii orig- Sent aay ea novel, new and: 9 HER SECOND MABRIAGE,” Fit Eu TION A WEMS Cohan, New rt tzanptmenntntanaatete “is AMUSEMENTS. GUNDAY, JULY 16, 1893. ON THE GREEN LAWNS OF MARSHALL BALL “Nature not Soa eay es, eee 9, and coming brine EXCURSIONS, &c. as WHY NOT Surcease fro all 7 ‘Take an evening off and go with the f BONNIE MACALESTER THE PONNIE Wacatesrs CORCORAN CADET CORPS THE HANDSOME RIVER QUEEN To ‘At 3:30 p.m. 9:90 p.2. MARSHALL HALL ‘TURSDAY EVEXING, JULY 38, 28087 Bont leaves at 6:45 p.m, pin RIES BTEAINS ON SLEAMER AND STAND. PART 1. Bicyclists Fill havea slorious timeat the WORLD'S FAIR @uring the Great Ipternstional Bicycle Meet which begins August 5. The conductors of CONN'S FAMOUS P. C. TOURS have arranged a Special Tour for evciists and their friends. It will «ot youln Chicago in good season. Special car for bicycles, which will be carried free. Quite» sbsataged to te Yoee a exposition), EL BALLADE PENORTE LEAGCE oF Deve. Rige the wou to SWEDE NEDA daa “Balls, Riles Say eats tee steer < aaah Sad the Dinner Howto. $9 3m te Yor a ay FEC ea Bee the Colonat's c ae Ponies, sagaled obi: children: mclaren S" NNUAL pRSereye emcee Fugees a ASR Ae Cate on steamer Dining Room the al Mo) . JULY 17, pee oe THURSDAY, FRIDAY AXD, SATURDAY RVEN- | bors or at the ‘oat. ‘at hes "Sly 20, fe shal! “Hall oe your ea mace. mente! All for the Round Trip Fare of 25 conta, That piienDAY Ev Tren ‘a Grane mes, ER View —. , SULy 38, epthcim A Grand Concert tv E2. Glen ‘Ech Flourett., ‘The greet pen Mighest bicker in the world. and the All-star Vente De Fallipi T Trewpe SUNDAY, JULY 16, "93, Se Pe Inthe beentifal parkat the terminus of the Glen SE ee Echo Electric BR. R. Concert commences at 8 o*clock and lasts until 8:30 p.m. The Ronen ¢ 20 plecea, GrCOND EXCURSION, LC. B. DOY' reckon. Mise AEA HEITMAYER of New York, ‘SEAGON 3808, RATIONAL RIFLES, TAYLOI anist. “a Pata OA nor a ‘The Albert Quartet. Cafe open—boate to bire. Wanted— stngers—Tenors, basses, sopra- Professional ‘nos, altos, capable of taking part in the concerts at poly to Mile. TATLOB, Metearotvs Mosie Store, smneesnnes BO Canta, For eale by members ant st the boat (Steamer leaves wharf at 6:30 c'sieck sharp. _378.1415.17 N®* Aleck ste HARRY RANDALL Had! FEE." ‘EW NATIONAL THEATER Seventh Week of the Comedy Season. ‘THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING—By request, Special performance of T. W. Roberteon's Comedy Drama, GASTE. Reserved Seats, 25. 50 and 75a, ‘25e. General Admission. SS 7EENGACED ESDA PARK. ook TREBIZONDE. JEANNIE WINBTON 48 PRINCE RAPHAEL, EI oa ADMISSION, 25 GEXTS. Only Matinee Ssturdag. _Next Week—SAN sepastnax. wet GRECIAL EXCURSIONS TO OCEAN CITY. MARY. aS m On the Chosapeake, Is now in its glory, and affording full enjoyment for 4. 6 15 and Gaze's a Ph) WORLD'S Fi FAIR, S| Ss Peet earns: A delightful trtp on the steamer Columbia, 10 cents 3e12-ta0l OFFER BRESEREERESERPEPPPPR PPO. -2-Scoops. |¥ | One ee Meme oF vay under 6S 50 and ea peeeieebeiceeg 500 P= Max $2 Ni Rex Stes Fe $1.50 Pst: pre | Rk BARTHOLDI FOR pare vn. THR <a BAR’ ge a a MOUNT VERNON, HOME AND TOMB OF WASHING ION. Ry Wash., Alex and Mount Vernon Railroad. LENDS BORE BOCwE foor or Pee jong tne Rotorase and throarh the streets of bringing in al hie Soaloaem Bode. wart x pitti Set suk tip oo Miexendras 9:54, our Keet steams Bre Vernon groands open daily, excen: Sanders ——with the {I-ftting, clumey shoes seer th am. te 4 Pm, of wena sold at full prices at *‘Rankrapt Sales’ aug Senn when we can eeli you light, casy KR. PHILLIP "Gen. Pass. Agent, 1321 F stn. comfortable and perrfect-fitting shoes for] WM. §. KOBLK, Geo. Mansqer. wit tess than “bankrupt saie” price? Our 15 per cent discount sale means: Qu $250 Oxfords tor $2 13 50 Oxiords for $2.98 —Lmitea. Ladies’ $5 But. Shoes, 63. vanes in Men's sure lot ovg” cere hoes. Btylish and comfortable. consumers ie Hoover & Sxxpza, Sbo. Mor Skait’pound Intelligent Shee Pilvera, del ye — 1217 PB. Aw