Evening Star Newspaper, July 17, 1893, Page 8

EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C, MONDAY. JULY 17, 1893. 8 i — LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. FORECAST TILL 8 P. x. TUESDAY. the District of Columbia, Maryland and virginia, continued warm; westerly winds; gen- erally fair, bat conditions are favorable for local thunder storms in Maryland and the Die- trict of Columbia: winds may shift to northerly, with cooler weather Tuesday evening. CONDITION OF THE WATER. ture and condition of water at 8 a.m.: Great Falls, temperature. 82: condition, 1; receiving reservoir. temperature, 86; con- dition st north connection. 4; condition at south connection, 36; distributing reservoir, femperature, $4; condition at influent gate Bouse, 6: effluent gate house, 10. * High tide. = | 10:44 a.m. 11:12 p.m. | 4:57 —_——e Tem} Wareawstons. WATERMELONS. signed to J. H. Ricwanpsox & Co., a fine of extra large melons. “ApwrnaL.” om like it? Most cigarette smoker it to all others. How P'This brand is not mado by the trust eee ee ‘Tux Gazat Rusu still continass at the Ex- pinz Canrer CLeasixo Wonss, 631-695 Masse ehusetts ave. Telephone, 425. | Carpets made moth-proof free of charge. eg ad For Sraurxo Lams go to Jony R. Kaxxv, 0th street wing, Center market. Telephone 1064. “ts In” ‘The “Bay Stato” Lawn Mower, #450. The “Keen Edge” Lawn Mower, #8. Wire Netting for Lawn Tennis, 65c. per 100 feet. : carcieg Kettles, &c. G ‘mas. T. Canter & Co., 606 Pa. ave. C14Y AND DISTRICT AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Atsavon’s Orzra Hovsr.—Summer Opera Beason "rincess of Trebizonde.” Prawxxix Scuoot Buripixe (corner 13thand K streets).—Permanent exhibit of the handi- work of pupils of the Manual Training School gi rma, EXCURSIONS TOMORROW. Riven Vrrw.—Samnel J. Penta leaves at 9.45 em., 1:45 and 6-45 p.m. ‘Mansaat Hatt.—Macalester leaves st 10 am and2pm. River Queen at 9:90 a.m. Moust Venxox.—Macalester leaves at 10 a.m. and 2p.m. Bay Riwar.—Trains leave B, and O. station 9:15 a.m.and 4:28 p.m. Concomax Caper Corrs.—Excursion to Hall. Boat leaves at 6:45 p.m. Conos1az. Beacs.—Harry Randall jeaves at “Tam. for Colonial Beach, Chapel Point and driver landings. Joux A. Rawirss Post, No. 1, G. A. R.—-Ex- -earsion to Tiver ‘View. Boat leaves at 9:45 Sem, 1:45 and 6:45 p.m. ‘A Railroad Brakewan Killed. On Saturdey afternoon the section boss at Beabrooke, on the Baltimore and Potomac rail- road, foand the dead body of a railroad brake- man lying near the track, he having been almost instantly killed by falling or rolling off | strain. Several bones were broken and he ‘was brained by the fall It was found that he was Albert Devers, who hailed from Acccotin! Va. His body wes brought to the city and his Femains were taken to his home this morning. pemaas youu A Receiver Appointed. In the case of the Western Electric Co. agt. the Potomac Electric Co., filed in March last by Mr. RR Perry, Justice Cole today ap- Pointed Mr. E. W. Sobon receiver. podium banat Cable Accidents. On Saturday evening Robert Reveal, colored, fell from a cable car on 7th between Mand N streets northwest and was slightly injured. Richard Johnson, colored, fell from a cable car at 7th street and Pennsrivania avenue north- west about 10:45 o'clock Saturday night and Fat sctionsly injared. He was vent to the Mra. Daniel A. Killigan of No. 433 O street northwest was knocked down by = cable car at ‘Sth street and Px ‘ivania avenue last night about 8:30 o'clock alighting from another ear. She received a severe cut on the left fore- arm, severing an artery. and was badly bruised. The flow of blood was stopped at Scheller & Stevens’ drag store and she was removed to her SS Chickens With Brass Buttons. Policemen Lynch and McDonald of the eighth Precinct went into the mile-limit district yes- terday and visited the premises of Thos. Hell- math, on Spring street, a short distance from Brightwood avenue. The occupant of the house Taises chickens, bat there is no sign on the premises to indicate that any business is carried on there. The officers, ho had suspected that peak easy” was conducted, and when they weut in the shed in the rear of the house the chickens they found were old soldiers and Mr. Hellmuth. Beer and whisky found in the place were takon as evidence, and some of the old soldiers may be called upon to give evi- dence against the proprietor. Lawyer Shillington, his counsel, secured his release on $520 collateral on charges of unli- censed bar and keeping a disorderly house, and today in the Police Court jury trials were de- manded in the cases, ee Grand Tour te Ni: ra Falls via Pennsyl- vania itatlroad. ‘The first of the series of persoually conducted tours to N: ra Falls will leave Washington at 710 am. July 20, tickets being good for five days, with privilege of stop off at Rochester nd Wathing Glen, at the low rate of $10. Spe- cial trair will be made up of parlor cars and day couches. . paso Additional Train to Chicago, via B. & 0. KR. B. To accommodate the largely increased trave Yo the worid’s fair the Balsimore and Ohio rail- Toad, in addition to its present three through ill place in daily service, commencing July 9th. another express train to ‘Sunday, o running via Pittsburg and Akron, Ohio. train will carry through Pullman steeping cars from Baltimore and intermediate points to Chicago.—Advt. : > Excursion to Chicago at Half Fare. ‘The Baltimore and Ohio railroad will ran a special excursion tram, consisting of day eoaches, 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 p. m. and will arrive in Chicago early the next afternoon. Thi the outward journey on the special train only, but will be valid retarning in day coaches on all trains leaving Chicago within ten days, No stop-overs will be allowed in either direction. Meals ean be procured en route at dining stations on the line. Round-trip fare from Baltimore ard Washington, #17. Corre- spondingly low rates from all other stations on road east of the Obio river. * —— Ruptere Can Now Be Cored. It has now been fully demonstrated that rup- ture can be permanently cured by causing a new growth over the hernia ring. Not a si ease of failure bas yet been recorded. Washington Hernia Institute bas secured par- lors 30 and 32 in Metzerott’s building, with Dr. ‘T. K Galloway of Baltimore in charge, and cousultations are free. Adct. _ Soft Crab Suppers at Bay Ridge Every Day. Trains leave B. and O. station at 9:15 a.m and €:28 p.m. week days, and at 9:35 a.m. and 1:30 and 3:15 p.m. San: Round trip, @1.—<Adv¢. pore uae No Oxe Suovz.p Rercay from New York until | they have inspected the tmportant Jewels and Silverware of Howard & Co., 264 Fifth Avenue. assortment in Americ: Adet. Pastecarzep Milk ix the only true food for thicago, leaving Washington at 8:40 p.m. and | tickets will be valid for | THE TALK OF WEATHER. —_+—_—_. The Predictions for Today Are Somewhat Uncertain. Mt MAY BE COOLER TOMORROW. How the - Reporter's Mascot Got the Story pEON oe EEA AND HOW HE TOLDIT. ee ee Don’t goaway. Wait until tomorrow even- ing to see whether the weather bureau material- izes » “cooler” that it is said may come. The prediction for today is very carefully worded, and it’s a sort of take your choice and we're sure to win. Here it is: “Continued warm westerly winds. Generally fair, but conditions are favorable for local thunder storms. Winds may shift to northerly, with cooler weather ‘Tuesday evening.” It is slightly cooler in the lake regions and central west today. At 8 o'clock this morning it was 78 in this city, 82 at Baltimore, Phila- delphia and Atlantic City, 78 in New York and 70 in Chicago. At 11:80 this morning it was 8734 im this city. The maximum temperature in Washington yesterday was 91, New York and Baltimore 92, Philsdel; Boston and St Louis 90, Chicago 34. hottest place i the country was Yuma, Cal, where the mereury climbed to 106. Overcome by Heat. Joseph Gotleib was overcome by the heat at 7th street and Florida avenue northwest last evening and taken to Garfield Hospital. ‘The Reporter and His Mascot. The weather bas s mascot who is imbued with the idea that he is destined to bea reporter and eventually an editor. He isa boy whose education is not what it might be, but for all that he is a good-natured fellow, willing to do anything that will connect him in any way with “de repawters,” as he calls them. To- day the weather man wanted company. He took Tim with him to the weather bureau, and when the office was again reached Tim was told that if he would write the weather story it would be printed over bis name. To have reen Tim when this announcement was made to him would have amused a blind man. He — Pes hearer = andhe began to swell wi un gained several pounds in "iis own eotleeatin. At first he was filled with a knewledge of his own importance. He gathered his before him, neatly sharpened bis pencil and then he stuck. He began to get worried. Perspiration started to run down his face, he turned the paper ee neeene bel Sead in wndeet ie mee nm. “Say, Mr. Pencil Shover,” he finally said, “do I hev ter writ very much er dis?” “Oh, about half column will do.” “Say, pard, datSa right, bat I ain't no what you cali a sliver-tongued orator and if de use er wasting de tin’ in sech stuff a dat, | When. Jue. puts on yor aude in do mawnin’ yer don't bav’ to read de mawnin’ contemptuary to know whedder ter put on a overcoot er a pajara It's sinch, dat's what it See?” “I see, Tim, that you have got the true ideas of a reporter.’ Always question the knowledge of the editor as to what should be done. Ex- Press your views on the subject in plain. out- a n to one except itor Biasctt, an a ge” sn do cist ‘be hes os: signed you to, and when you get back you will begin to tell your friends what a big story you worked up and how lucky you were to get it. ‘Now, proceed on that plan and we will get this into the per today if you talk fast and do not stop to think, but go abead as though you were speaking to your friends at home.” Tim Tells His Story. “Well, it was juat dis way. Weuns started fram de Stax office and skates onter de George- town kyar as it wus movin’ "long sorter pert like, and wese seats ourselves in de grip. De kinductor cum along as dough he would like to have our purses and I just looked him one right smart like and I sez, sez I, ‘I'se « Stam repaw- ter,’and give him decold turn. But youens just laughed afew and den yer forked over » ten, and de jay ring up twico on de paneb. I thot dat it was abot touch, bat youse tole me dat s repawter had to pay his fare just de same asany one else. I wus dead Tallus thot dat ail a repawter had ter do wus to give ay ticket taker de wink and show his tace and it went. bY the sun gin to burn us up datif de ticket enap didn't went and weuns hed to mosey ‘round in de sun all day dat repawting was no sinch play after all. Well, wese went up toa bureau, leastwise er sed it was a bureau, and yous orter know. thot it was a castle, and we sashay in de door. Well, de bloke atde door, he speaks kinder perlite to yous, seeing dat yous goer up der whenever de city editer wants to let de con- tribiters to our mammuf circulation became aware of de fac’ dat it’s hot ‘nuf totun de en- gine on de railroads wifout any fire,for the fire- man just takes a whack at de air and shoves it inde furnace, and de steam gauge begins to climb and prance er long like to beat Nancy Hanks. “Well, considerin’ I waz wif you, I thot I wuz walkin’ on de shady vide of easy street when de bloke what holds down de mat sez ter “What does yer wants? Dat’s my bis- eas,’ sez I, and I perceeded ter go right up to hia royal’s room. ‘But dat bloke ketches me by dat part of de apparel dat is most attractive fer de watch dog, when yous tole him I wus wif youse and he sez dat he thot I wuz tryin’ ter get upstairs ter steal er roll er t fer he ter, dat dey hed hed tome trouble of dat, kind before.and de relation tween some of do “ficials had became kinder ‘we never speaks as wese pase by likes.” “Well, when de ticket taker hed kinder caught on and youse hed sent in a pasteboard to de gent whai tells yer datit’s hot wese pramu- Inted in and youse began ter look over a lot er jictures likes de temperance man has to show Re peoples whats touches de harp whats ‘de drinkin. Leastwise dat was all £ could out of it, for it wus only alot er blue snd red lines wigglin’ round hike er lot er worms. But you ‘peared toknow what rer wus doing, and de man splained sumfin ‘bout crowjomeaters and baroomeaters and other savages and arias and pressurers and lots er highflutin’ things dat no one in de world ‘cept de scientifical gents | knows whats deys means, But youse wasn't lettin’ him do yer by any of dose words, fer yer looks very intelligent likes and sez: ‘Oh, yes surely.’ and gives him de great blaff, whiles winks de other eye at me. ““Wese staid in dare till youse bad got lot or figers bout de hotness and de mercury an de Rumility and sech, and den youse very perlite ike comes away. Wese comes down on de kyars agin and fetches up at de office and here we wus just up to de present.” ‘But what about the weather, Tim?” Now, dare youse goes ng’in. I tells yer dat de peopies all knows dat :t's hotter dan de editer gots sometimes, and what's do use er tellin’ dem. People wants ter know what dey dont know and den dey buys de papers, but if der is nofin’ in de pape but what dey already knows den dey’s disappinted, don't yer see?” —— Cheap Excursion to Laray Caverns. Thursday, July 27, a special train will leave B. and O. station, Washington, at 7:30 a.m., giving excursiofists four hours at the caves. ibies. ‘Fresh daily at Meurz’s Mopery Puar- | Ronnd-trip fare, including reserved seat on Macy. —Adet. | train and a Imisston to the caverns, $3.50. WM. LEONARD'S INJURIES, Though at First Thought Fatal, May Result in Recovery. The party injured on Saturdsy morning on the Alexandria railroad near Four Mile Run, Wm. Leonard, is today improving at Provi- dence Hospital. The trainmen on » south- bound freight, followed closely by anothi noticed the body lying on the embankment, and, stopping to take him up, found that he was unconscious, having a gash on the head and a fractured leg. Ho was placed in the caboose, when the other train dashed into the rear end of the train, but the train hands all escaped and the wounded man was not further injured, save by being shaken up. He was brought to the city and taken to Providence Hospital. and although at first thought to be fatally injured it is thought now that he will recover. identified as Wm. Leonard, » cigar maker, 874 H strect southwest, who left bis home on Mareh 1, and it is said that he bad beon west and was on his return. It is thought that he had fallen from another train. —>_—— WAS NOT CHOLERA. CITY ITEMS. ._.. Don’t Buy Trash. Bay Fainiture that will lok well and wear like F You can't buy that kind for a song, ‘ou can buy it On “Time” Payments at “Bottom” Prices From Jouy Ruppex, The Accommodator, 518 Seventh street rest. ———— Save 25c. at Taorr’ er hed White’s Yucatan was the first chewing gum to be ased to relieve the distressing pains of dyvpepsia and heartburn. All others are mitations. jy17-6t Bi 4th ot. nw. It See : Comfort Powder. Don't go away in summer without a box of Comfort Powder. You will certainly want it 0 All druggists. Se eed °Tis Good Advice. Some of the credit stores say “examine the stuff offered by the hustler, the rusher, for sot ante ‘what pusher wants, fou in Chamber Suites, #12.50; 6 Oak Cane-sea is? 2.95; W'Chairs, $4.95; Good Lot ; Ret tors, $2.95, &e. Pt, 760; 1 qt., 85c.; 2 qt, $1.10 dozen. Nothing sold on’ time payments. if you want to buy cheap pay cash at cash houses, Am I correct? Gnasrr, The Pusher, Double Stores, Furniture, China, &c, 1510-12 7th ot., bet. P and Qu.w. The Suspected Case of Iiiness at the Dela- ‘ware Breakwater. It was reported at the health office in Phila- delphia yesterday that there was cholera on the Allegheny, from Cetto, France, which was de- tained at the Delaware breakwater. A passen- ger was suspectd. Surgeon General Wyman has received no in- formation from Philadelphia that the sickness of the passenger on the Allegheny was from cholera. ‘The man was suffering from dysen- tery and in order that there should be no mis- take he was taken to the hospital and the vessel famigated. Dr. Wyman received word from Assistant Sargeon Perry at Forfolk that the yellow fever patients at Fisherman's Island were all doing nicely. All the ballast has been removed from the vessel and fumigated. 11-4 er For a gentleman who shaves a box of Com- n Dog Collars engraved, razors Rodger's cutlery.” Wazroap fort Powder is a great luxu: fhe ned free; ry. Wa 477 Be. ave. It S. Heller, 720 7th st. n.w., 18 cialiy in Ladies’ and Children’s Hair ‘Gat and Shampooing: also cures Dandruff. jy15- <_< Royal Headache Powders. 100. ta. yal wders. 10a, Druggist Sees Comfort Powder. Don’t dose for skin troubles, Comfort Po’ panacea eer wader WON EVERYTHING. wae Oe sciatica » ——_—- ir Babek cures arial diseases A Washington Man Carries Off the Honors csethinc aime at the Cance Camp. At the annual camp of the American Canoe Association at Chimmon’s Island, Conn., the record honors of the year were carried away by Mrs. Thomas E. H. Barrington of this city, an old member of the Washington Canoe Associa- tion. He won every race for which he entered, eight in all, comprising almost every variety of O=2eQ2eQeeQ2eQeeQeeQoeeO $ 300000000000000000000000000000 o ie Ge i ° T an old saying that sailing and paddling races. His chief victory “money talks.” So does was the Elliott silver trophy, » valuable cup, “time” here for a nine-mile sailing race (triangular course on Mr. Barrington did not sail his own cance, as he had not intended racing at this meet, but sailed the “Torment” for a friend who was taken sick. His skill in handling noe bas covered him with glory. membered that he held the world championship a few years ago. Mr. Barrington was formerly Egcrrastz Cazpsr Sysrew gives your promises a com- mercial value. There are lots in the Treasury Department and later a special agent of the census, but ie now detailed to the Kenoral appraiser's offles, New York, and is member of the New York Canoe Club. oe Had a Blackjack. John Henson was called upon in Judge Mil- ler's court this morning to explain why he had of part payment pisns that pre- tena to do that. But they ‘almost want « mortgage on your Mfe. ‘The ‘‘Equitable" way has no Rotes for you to sign—no rules itletietiottettiatia tia! consocoqoooosooqoScooocossoooocoecose$: eee QeeQzeQecQeeQee O22 QeeQ2eQ2eQe2O Tosduooseoossoodeoe soos SooesoceSecosoescOSecooese: you’ ter get dis hyer weather map in Sat-| in his possession yesterday = blackjack. “It ° urday's Stax why it's all right, but it yer wants | belongs to my balf-brother,"” was his excuse. for you to follow—no stumbling 0) tor have it read before de sleigh belle begin. ter | «He gave it to me to hold while he went to the Dlocksin the way of yourselent- SU Sows on det ppece, deve’ "| spring to get adrink and the iceman ar- ing what FURNITURE, CAR- §% alt, T will tell you what I will do, Tim. | Tested me while I was keeping it for him. PETS, MATTINGS, REFHIG- 80 You just go a head and tell me the story just as| “Here's the weapon,” said the officer, putting * 3: Givige 1 kek nat been. Gace, cnt wie ‘you | 00 the desk a new blackjack of extra long size XRATORS, BABY CARRI- 36 relate I will write it out ou the typewriter.” | and weight. John was sentenced to four AGRSand STOVES your howe — SY “Well, dat’ addin’. Now you've struck | Months in jail. ° ae me where I'm deed easy. I'll go yer if I lose, os 6) I ain't much when it comes ter pudhing de lead Who Stole the Chicken? 00 —Sve-elegant. $y over der white pape, but when ders any talkin’ | “Who said Istote de chicken?” was asked by| 33 Wty snow much youcen 9 to be dun yer yer beat gurl e plate of | an inquisitive prisoner in the Police Court this | ()3 : ee 80 creams aad yor sure to win out hon doe’ morning. 8 afford to pay every week-or 4 * oller “ | o Oo — iyi Tim, for I'ma ‘a hot potato wi ‘Are you guilty or not guilty of the charge?’ og month—and on that promise 80 all der skin off — nobuddy kin put de maw- bares Le ik histone 38 solely and simply—hangs our § > lers on me. See?" “I didn’t steal no chicken,” was his reply. ° ried “Well, never mind sbout that Just goshead| James Willis was the name of the young col-| ()3 “i™ Atmelicast parmentat =O) and tel] me what occurred in your own way. | ored man who was acoused of havin, killed and| 0 0 the beginning—then the goods ge a and we have got to get this cigried aff n chistem belonging to Buberta 68 sre yours—and that’s all there is 86 py in. it. “All right, pard; yers knows I'seahustierand| “I heard one of my chickens makesnoise| 09 tit Be dey got ter cut de air ter beat me, but I don’t | the other day,” said Mrs. Belt, “and when I a3 Qo see why ‘tis dat de city editor wants you uns to} went oat 1 found that this man haa killed my} O8 Hovsr axp Henrwaxx, 20 write "bout de weather fer. Any guy knows | chicken with his canc and be had the chicken | °° S Oo dat when it’s cold 1t's cold, and when it's hot it's | under his coat. I called to him that hehad my | 9 917. 819, 921, O23 7TH ST. =O sizzin’, and yor don't hev ter go widout yer | chicken and be replied, ‘It's mine now.’ ”. O8 sys oso mass. avE. x. w. 30 shoes like me to find it out. De consensus of| Pohceman ‘arrested him, but found} °° Oo erpinion is nnambulance on dat point, and what's 2 2000 9 no bloodstains or on his clothing. “What made you take this chicken?” the pris- oner wac asked. “I didn't take no chicken,” was his reply. “T'want me; I guess ‘twas somebody else.” But a colored boy who bad known Jim for several years was put on the stand and he iden- tified him as the individual pointed out by Mra. Belt on the day of thechicken homicide. ‘Jim was given thirty days in jail, where he will not even see a chicken. eee(Jee(Qec(Joc()2cQec(JescQ) W. H. Hoeke 18 SELLING $3.50—To Luray Caverns and Return—$3.50 Special train wiil leavo B. and O. station, Washington, at 7:90 a.m, Thursday, July 27. arriving at Luray 1:80 p.m. Four hours at the caverns. Round-trip fare, meluding reserved seat on train and admission to the caves, $3.50.° e.rsectes 85 Excursion to the Seashore. The Pennsylvania railroad ans inaugurated the popular excursions to the seashore at the low rate of $5, and ronnd trip tickets will be MOUQUETTE RUGS, x13 yards, st 91.00. BRUSSELS RUGS, 8 foot 3inchgs by 12 feet, $12.00. Aline of HANDSOME INGRAIN CARPETS, 50c. WINDOW SHADES, with fringe, 200. PORTIERES to close at zet cost. told for the 11 am. train every Friday during Taly and Anguat to Atlantic Clty, Sea Tale City | G-FOOT DINING TABLES reduced from 89.00 to and Cape May; tickets good for return passage until ‘wesday on any regular | gao3, train. ODD CHAIRS of all kinds half price, Through the Green Fields to Bay Ridge. a.m. Trains leave B. and O. station at 9:15 and 4:28 p.m. week days, 9:85 a.m, and 8:15 p.m. Sundays, Round trip, re ee ALL Curtpaex’s Svirs in our house now go at, nif price, | Our check, and etripe flannel suitsare beauties. E.B. Barnum & Co., 931 Pennsslvania avenue.—Adot, ‘Any selection from our complete stock of CARPETS or FURNITURE may be yours at one-fourth less than our usual low prices. ‘THIS DISCOUNT SALE CLOSES JULY 22. Taxe rx tax Joux A. Rawiixs Gnaxp Aut-Dax Exconsiox om Tuesday, 18h instant, to River View. Great attraction. You must see the old-time immense cake walk. Take your basket and family and stayall day. Boat leaves 9:45 a.m., 1:45 and 6:45 p.m. You can’t help enjoying yourself. ‘Tickets, 500. for Indy and gentloman.— Ade LET US SEE YOU THIS WEEK AT Py Ave Awp 8rx Sx. N. dv 15-3t Ir You Have furniture to store or sell send it to C. G. Sloan & Co., auctioneors, 1407 G street. Best location in the city.—Adot. A public reception will be given this even- ing to Biabop von Scheele of Sweden at St. Paul’s English Lutheran~Church, 11th and H On Saturday night a light fre took place turday night a eli, ire at 212 Jackson Hall alley. . . Clara Brown, colored, was found sick at 7th and G streets southwest Saturday evening and sent to the Freedmen’s Hospital. MONEY? MONEY’ MONEY 8 We haveslarce amount of money to raise by Au- gust 1, and rather than pay the exorbitant rates of in- torest now asked by money lenders have decided to sacrifice our stock and thus give our patrons the bene- fit, Our stock {s ali fresh and desirable, and comprises everything usually to befound in a first-class dry goods establishment, and at the marked prices areas low andin many instances lower than our competitors’. All goods markedin plain figures, from which you'll be allowed Discount of 25 Por Gent for Gash, dollar's worth for 75c, wate sacrifice sale and is an opportu- nity seldom if ever offered, JONSON & LUTTRELL, 3y15-3¢ 713 MARKET SPACE. Hoon Sansarantiza Cunzs DYSPEPSIA, HEARTBURN, SICK HEADACHE. “We are very much pleased with what Hood's Sarsaparilla hss done for our family. My little girl, four years old, had ‘“*Sores break out on her face, and ‘Hood's Sarsapariliahas healed them and she ts in better health. Forseven years T had felt heavy and was in much pam Bick “Headaches frequently seizéd me and could not ride in a carriage. Since T have been taking Hood's Sar- sepazilla all this ts changed. My dyspeptic trouble Taree Comrorraste Turns HAVE: 1. Gas Cooking Range. 2 Welsbach Perfect Reading Light, & Gas Engine, White & Middleton pattern. sick headache spell. I have = weined im feeb.” Mrs, JOHN H. CooK, Martinsville. TL 48 APPLIANCE EXCHANGE, HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA CURES, | (488 NEW YORK AVE. eae HOOD'S PILLS cure Liver Ills, Jaundice, Bilious- ness, Sick Headache, tion. 7 ALK! WALK! WALK! m —Limitea. All the day. Yet you must walk Tas grown fn this country, {f sou wish to see the World's Fair. to consumers. It is sim: But don't add misery to misery by walking on Her to the English Break palatal Roots Mage or sums feet) corsa ine PRN bunions before you xo—by our natural method. peckuee. RW Burchell PROF. J. J. GEORGES & SOX, LD IF ot. myl7 QWIROPODISTS. 1115 PA. AVE. N.W, a5 FINANCIAL. FINANCIAL _EXCURSIONS. &e. RZPORT OF THE CONDITION THE CENTRAL NATIONAL BA) jeahington. in the District of Colm on gat ~—| Want to ‘close of business July 12, (8765, 829 89 Re cc att © mone hy 295,000 00 The FIDELITY BUILDING, LOAN 12,000 00 AND INVESTMENT ASSOCIATION offers 37201 28 zcepticnal opportunities for making money gs {0 persons who have small amounts to in- cj yest, because every doliar put into their 87 06 bands earnsas much singly as though it 191.244 were a part of thousands. $10 invested ¥ iy eeraeee 0,600 monthly, which represents ten shares of (percent of circulation). 4,500 00 stock, will in a very short ‘ime enable the bolder to own hfs own home or haves nice round sum to his credit in bank. fW-Call and let us explain our plant ‘you in detail and learn HOW the poor man's savings are placed on @ par with the rich ‘man's surplus. McGILL BUILDING, 908-914 G st. ALONZO TWEEDALE, Secretary. HARRISON DINGMAN, President. $17 ou OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND POTOMAC 5 LIABILITIES. ferent ge ah Total... District of Co} bia, city of Was! on pany. —A ea Lawes HOE cate ae TROe To. the elockbolders s suit Da of Bouiieas on the Lamm day ot uly. 808 at tne ofhos al true fo the best of my knowlesire of the trearurer company, 619 14th st. n. w., 3 ington. D.C. ‘Subscribed and sworn to before me this. books will saly, 1008. ERNEST 6.'THO) of July to the 24th of July, inclusive om “Be 158 me CREE BE tener Washington, D.C. July 10, 1608 Syl Se Directors. C. T. Havexnen, at ore ‘Member Washington Stock Exchange, —s mod = Estate and Stock Broker, EPORT OF THE CONDITION ‘Boous ¥and 11, Atlantic Building, Ft ow, VAS iN, aPgcaamaE ES rata earn, = ‘At the of business July 12, INVESTMENT SECURITIES, RESOURCES, ‘Stocks, Bonds and Grain bougist and sold for cash or ‘Loans and discounts... 9979,717 49 | on margin. Overdra! ect ‘713 73 Cotton bought and sold in New York or New Orleans. Faroe 8 CORRESPONDENTS. +e Purnell, Hazaman & Co., New York Stock Ex- get {| Lehman Bros.. New York Cotton Exchanee. 209 Lehman, Stern & Oo... New Orleans Cottou Exchange. 24.280 Lamson Bros. & Co., Chicago Board of Trade. 2640 00 | Private wires to New 206s, Guicago aud New Or leans. Telephone, 453. sel7-tr “92,080,400 46 2! MARRIED Can make no better berinnine in life than to fur- nish their house completely from top to bottom. ‘There is nothing to be gained by paring cash for all this furnitare—you can't save penny by it— for we sell Furniture and Carpets just a» cheap on credit as other folks do for cash—we won't ask you District of Cot County of Weehingion, s0 Te Charles Ee White on ioe of the etve named bank, olemaly swear that statement ie Pope apy oti pd RR RE 3 Our furniture is up to date—thoroughly mod- HARLES E. WHITE, Cashier. ern—avery pisce Pht tie and sworn to before me this 7th day of é H. P, HOWARD, Notary Public. nl paises . FURRISH . A. JAMES. Satied MNSenie,| virectora Lak ©. W. HOWARD, EPORT OF THE CONDITION ¥ THE COLUMBIA NATIONAL BANK OF At Washi in the District of Columbis, at the Naloee of business July 1, 1508 YOUR MOUSE ON CREDIT. ‘We have an tmmenee variety of Parlor Furniture for you to select from—Wilton Rug, Tapestry, RESOURCES, Loans and discounts... ‘e000. 565 73 508 5 38.909 60 000 (0 1.283 11 72.079 2) aise pound ‘Mat- SE dee BS | trees for 87. Woven Wire Springs, 81.75. Get 35 00] whatever you need. We'll help yon to arrange the eq | Pavments satisfactorily. A little money once : 62.126 88] week or once a =nonth will do first rate, Pay Just q 2 100,105 6) | whet you can spare convensentiy. pasion fund with ‘Urer 3 per cent of circulation: alg GROGAN’S MAMMOTH GREDIT MOUSE, ‘819, 821, 823 7TH ST. N.W., BET. H ANDI 8Ta. Total... District of Columbls, County of Washington, CLARENCE COISON cashier of thre abo: bank, do solemnly swear true fo the best of my knowie CLARENC! oars fehes.|A “Perfect” tiie | |Dentifrice25c oe NO. oa. : Lister's ts the test of ell Dentifrices. It Pate bas ‘the best of the harmless antiseptics in BF Cina SEB w Bi Thompson’s Puymucr, 708 Lien Sz. N. W. HE CITIZENS’ NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON At Washington, in the District of Columbia, At the close'of business July 12, 1803. RESOURCES, Lome and discounts, Overdrafts, secured and U.S. bonds to sxcure circul Pate Ureteeesttiouneteveetiever fein wouse. urtit = omrort 1s pistixctiy WRITTEN in every seam snd stiteh of our shoes, slso durabil- ity, style and artistic beauty and finish. .We havg no “shel/-worn" “last yeare” foods to offer you—the stock “moves” all the ttme—only the very latest fade in foot- wear find resting place here—the other Linds have gone long ago. And remember this—our shoes are too: good and too sal- able to sell fornothing. When we sell you our entire stock of €3.50 Richmond Toe Oxfords for #2.50 we simply give you one hundred cents’ worth of shoe free—we can't ford to give you sny more. Would you Miko to have a pair at $2.50? Take « look anyhow. EWusox & Cass, 929 F Sx. FA Battimore Stores, band 6 W. Balto. St. jyi3 = ‘expenses and taxes paid. Cheeks and other cash items. = Exchanges for clon Bilis of other 2 Fractional paper currei cent & S558 SeeSSsese2g ft = TEDL OOO EEL banks and bana Dills rediscounced. Total. District of Coluunbla, coun 1, ‘Thos. C. Pgarsall, cx: bank, do solemnly sw Rene? | THOTT COT TTT ty of — ‘Cashier. ano this 17th day of LIAM I Ato ‘Notary Public. HOS. SOMERVILLE, } w Ad cuuneH | OS. Subscribed and sworn to July, 1803. Correct: SEASONABLE BARGAIN aT THE “WARREN.” 1t Tue Narrosar Sarz Daposrr. SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY C1 the Distnet of Columbia. CORKER 15TH ST. AND NEW YORE Ava Chartered by special act of Consress Jan., 1867, and acts of Oct. , 1890, and Feb., 1392 CAPITAL: ONR MILLION DOLLARS. SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. teaafeninside burglar-proof All Misses’ and Children's Oxfords on our Bargain Counter GO NOW FOR 730, vaults at @5 por annua up eeu nek Siete ailfings in'oener's packare, trunk of case takes | ctted for less than $1.25 and 81.50. posit at moderate cost All $3 and €3.50 Ladies’ and Men's Russia and Rus- set Oxfords and Shoes on our Bargain Counter GO NOW FOR AGENTS upward, Loahs money ul ies estate aud collateral security. x TRUSZ DE: ARTMENT, $1.95. 5 aduitnistrator, + TeCOrver, As signee, “and tos tease inde. Wil BENJAMIN P. SNYDER, President. GHAULES ¢. GLOVER, First Vice Prost tent, fidkeeeQhsry qatvea hae EMPiascts Redd, A JUST RECEIVED, ‘ , Grasmere, TL. STURTEVANT, Secretary. Once One lot Men's $1.50 Sippera, Our sriee...,.. 9Sc. JOHN CG. WILSON, ‘Tras 1.35 Directors: One lot Men's $2 Slippers. Our price a.) vo. Lenjamtn P, Snyder, —-Zenan C, Robbing, Another large lot of Men's 85 Russie Calf sire vf hee gan rds Biver. Buchs extra fine ausity. These "82.95. eh aries A. Jaen Henry Willers arian, Glove The ladies who wear « No. 3, 34 oré % rey. John @. Parke, Shoe should not fail to examine our stock Athans Eo Gtark, Thoma 1 Youcs, of Sample Shoes and Oxfords, which we are Hol Woodbury Blair. mh17 welling below manufacturers’ cost. Consox & Muacantre — TNEY, ‘BS OF THE NEW STOCK WACHANGE, cone 1419 F st.. Glover Bullding. Correspondents of Messra, Moore @ uchley, 80 Broad- mh eee 5. ny ds and all sofaritios listed fant wold si e invest: Rail THE WARREN SHOE HOUSE, Geo. W. Rica, 918 ¥ STREET NORTHWEST. 3714 Serene oom Dies 7 mace o ent As ‘Gas, Insurance Pelephone Story aeeie int ‘Siderican Bell felevnoue Stock bought and sold. de31 TECT ATU TETT y | 2 RAND ALI- EX ON. JOHN A RAWLINS Post, NO. 1, G. AR, RIVER VIEW. TUESDAY, JULY 18, 1893. A bas a ea been arranged which will greatly ang iastroct. while mic. Gancing, novel attractions wilt = danctng, novel a ‘during the en aiusement .. The whole tocou- Ghude with wn old-tinve “Alnbatna cai walk, wach ‘once seen Will never be forcotten, Boat leaves 9:45. m.. 1:45 and6-45 p.m Tickets, 50c. for gentiemen, with or without ladies. Ladies. or ‘over ten years, 25c. Children under ten free. Comrades will have sold chergeoferounas. It RIVER VIEW. WEDNESDAY, JULY 19. ‘Two rapa performanceset gana 8 p.m. ‘The great Spanish dancer, Fleurettse, Do Fillipt Trowpe From, ilies : E. 8. RANDALL, Sole Proprietor. GAND ALL DAY EXCURSION JOHX A. RAWLINS POST. NO.1,G. A. BR, TUESDAL, JULY 1 1803. Tickete_Forgenteman with or wahout lady, GO Ladies or children over ten years, 25 cents. Chil- Ee Sian ccknere ana ta * m., Ltdand 6:45 p m. fas, fc.. the whole to cone! sehen Paripnteg BCA Masa tht — be thé feature soe REAT FA) ae 4 ‘EX iN ON ricuner” RLOUENCR poet aces gy aerate te be had was A 420th se ne we early. 2 of 501 Sf JORN A, MABOONNTER at melee id THESE GHICAGO HOTELS Are at the service of the patrons of CONN'S ae PERSONALLY CONDUCTED over the “C. & O. ROUTE,” the WORLD'S ParR:— os *“THE BANCROFT"—short distance from fair grounds. Family hotel. 244 rooms, Situated in aristocratic residence part of Chicago. First-class in every respect. “THE ROSSMORE"—in the heart of 200 rooms. Superbiy Permanent. Beautifully situated. ALL THREE are fireproof, new, modern, first-class hotels, where you are sure to be suited with wost careful attention. But if you want to go to some special hotel which you have selected, we'll pro- ‘Vide tt for you. CONN’S TOURS are the cheapest and ‘most satisfactory ever organined. Send for tiustrated bookiete telling all ebout them. If you desire we'll callon you. Gonn’s P. G. Tours, 16 Merzerorr Broo, 1110 F Sz. wit 10. ‘© qmaxp raurcy Day, 10. SATURDAY. JULY 22. townrursl tutly hay vo Rivge Vive, pa = oc. grates Byte Bente gs: “ ap. for River View and en ee WilY NOT ‘Take an evening off and xo with the CORCORAN CADET CORPS To MARSHALL HALL TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 18, 1893? Boat leaves at 6:45 p.m. 315-3 Groom EXCURSION, SEASON 1893, NATIONAL RIFLES, TO MARSHALL HALL, MONDAY EVENING, JULY 17, 1893 ‘Steamer Charies Macalester. Tickets oe 50 conte For sale by members and at the boat. ‘Steamer leaves wharf at 6330 o'clock sharp. <278.18.15.17 EW PALACE STEAMER HARRY RANDALL t. ', Colonial ines erery RUNDATS TOPRD A Iver View at Tem. DAY, WEDNESDA’ First-class. weootan sachet mbout S30 pm passencers. Fine “ote ES KANDALL, Propristor. Los. FOR SALE AT CHAPEL POINT, MD.—TO Teet the Leen tomernse ‘and FRIDA' OGCOQUAN FALLS. historic falls Tne ance eltaay arouraee gine = of, the Sees ee 2 aay weber si 9am bane disp ‘Tickets, Hi cont 0m Soearer scurpore OF STEAMERS TOTHE GREEN LAWNS OF MARSHALL MALL “SUSDAYS Bots steamers M st The Macalester, ¢ 11 atm 245 ‘ind @'p-m.. the River <teeving aes 445. 7andSp.m Pas Tepi ‘HE. 3 ae FRIDAY and er AY me J eg eS lea ‘of our steamers. Morning or return ‘of the Companys regular bests for one round Srip fare, he. MT. VERNON AND AM. MBO KPBS’ AND MARSHALL HALL STE: GTEAMER MACALESTER TO MOUNT VERNON. won Mie SPS ace AFTERNOON TRIP €F 2 CLOCK TO MOUNT VERNON. HOME AND MB OF WASHTIXGTO: THE PALAck STEAMER ace ek, Throurhout, Built expressly for the Lad STEAMBOAT CO. ERCHANTS' AND MIN, ‘KRANSPOR} M wiox convany, <i AND MARSHALL HALL sett lowes, Site Gs SDAT ana TR AY at 4 pin. and Bi Di Bet ‘Sf 4pm. and SUNDAY at 100m. Fare, for further information sddres roc eR ean A . B. “TURNER. a : . | Pass. Ast. st. nw. X, Amt 615 15th stn. QTEAMER BARTHOUDI FOR CHAUTER “THE S only ble boat for sali partie LZ YOM BER: EGSDS BOK dovvE tooo Ver aw. mvilsn GRAND ANNUAL EXCURSION OF TAI y PSRs Wo SS ae ¢ 23 sip, 0:98 MONDAY. JULY 17, sau 3. Ponte will makes am, Sand 6 Ler or at Jere duly 1. 4. 8. 25 and — dies OY pare of the Ocean tickets: te ies esas Pee Van +i Ck del3-Lam LOUNT VERNON, HOME AND TOMB OF WASHINGTON. By Wash., Alex. and Mount Vernon Ratirosd. SER Sas aoe rah ay MTT opt og Pe PRiseeson Bes eee Mount Vernon grounds open. a Oe ee won Wednesdays to Sak G. R PHILLIPS, Gen. Pass. Agent, 1521 F st. n.w, WM. 8. NOBLE, Gen. Manager. clad AMUSEMENTS. ah So ENGAGED. Reserved Seats, 25. 50 and Toe. ‘2Se. Generel Admission. Next week—Ninth weet of the comedy seasoa, wv EVERYBODY'S FRIEND. PRIRGESS TREBIZOXDE, JEANNIE WINSTON AS PRINCE RAPHAEL tS or a ry ‘Reserved Seats, 50 and 75 cents. ADMISSION, 25 CENTS. ‘Only Matinee Seturaay. RKext Week—SAN SEBASTIAN. met RECTAL, jONS TO OCEAN Ciry, Tg Deentiral se Star ae nd af pare anee = Ses ‘This vive Washingtonians Sera a ow. BAY RIDGE, On the Chesapeake, Te now in tts glory, and affording full enjoyment for ‘excursioniste. ‘Boating, Bathing. Fishing and Music by the Fifth * ‘Traine leave B. and 0. station, Washington, week end 4998 pm Sundeye, 0:35 : 3 Ss ieaieaesten tr par kienre int] ameest che peauint fae io ramerved to rajow an and ‘ills mont to: ‘any defect or ip any bid if it be ity iSeegee ck eacmmtes agen A fe eh i 5 ny - i un for Us aa Sete) to JE SR at KS a es o (es) 7 Hdete> a! 500 Pun Leis $2.50 + Bist “Oren 5 Pe possible to ‘The “*drossiest buy under £3.50 and. T1111 500 P= Max $2 Sts Fs $1.50 Ps: Crawford's, 731 7th s ddecdddédeciddcosetsd SHSLESTESS GETNTH S TENET TELE 4S & ddd dddddddeddidds E