Evening Star Newspaper, July 20, 1893, Page 8

8 — THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, LOcAL MENTION ‘The Weather. FoRECAST TILL 3 P. M. FRIDAY. For the District of Columbia, Maryiand and Virginia, generally fair;easterly winds, shifting to southerly: no change in temperature till Friday morning; slightly warmer Friday even- CONDITION OF TAR WATER. Temperature and condition of water at 8 . Great Falls, temperature, $2: condition, receiving reservoir, temperature, 86;. con- ition at north connection. 19; eoHldition: at south connection. 36; distributing reservoir.si}stiguished from merely professional aims in | Jemperature. °4; condition at influent. gate. Rouse. 4: efifxent gate house, 3 C7f! # High tide. ‘ow Tae. O45a.m. 727 pm.) 1060m 738 pm —e Ovn 48e. Jzax Daawens. “The Best made.” Hewar Faaxc & Sos, cor. 7th and D. pact hi “ApMrpat.” ‘The only strictly high-grade cigarettes on the market. ‘This brand ie not controlled by the trust, — Tux Garat Rusu still continues at the Ext- yraz Canret Cisxrxe Worxs, 681-635 Massa- ‘wbusetts ave. Telephone, 425. Carpets made ‘Trr Rewstxorn’s Ice Cream. 235 G of. n.w. Fossri’s Ice Cream delivered anywhere by express or steamer. 1427 CITY AND DISTRICT AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Aupavon’s Orets Hovse.—Summer Opera Season—“Prince Methusalem."” Naw Natiowst. Tuxates. —Summer Comedy Beason —“ Engaged. Puaxxxix Scuoot Buriprxa (corner 13thand K streets).—Permanent exhibit of the handi- work of pupils of the Manus Training School. csbuy EXCURSIONS tOMOREROW. Riven View.—Semvet J. Pentz leaves at 9:45 am, 1.45 and 6:45 p™. Marsmace Ear-—Macalestor leaves at 10 am and 2 p.m. liver Queen at 9:90 2.m. Mouxr Ves*ox.—Macalester leaves at 10 am. and 2 pa Ixprax FEAD.—Macalester leaves at 6:45 p.m. Bar Bbc. Trains leave B. and O. station 9:15 a.o-and 4:23 p.m. Ocoquax Faxts.—Mary Washington leaves "th «reet wharf at 9. m. €an4T Faris. —Steamer Florence leaves High avd Canal streets at 9a, m. ——— Sentenced fo the Extent of the Law. Yesterday afternoon in the Criminal Court, Judge Cole, a verdict of assault was rendered im the case of Madison Hutton, # colored boy, indicted for an assault with intent torapea little white child. He was sentenced to the ex- tent of the law. eleven months and twenty- nine days in jail alee Real Estate Clerks’ Excarsion. The real estate clerks give an excursion to Marshall Hall on Monday, Jaly 24. The Macal- lester will take them down, leaving her wharf at 6:30 p.m. As this is the first excursion given by these enterprising “sellers of mud” they have left no stone unturned to makea grand success of the affair. Tickets, admitting gentleman and Indy, $1, for sale at the office of RK. O. Holtzman, 10th and F streets, and at the wharf. ae ee Why Mr. Price Got Off. Jobn Price, an elderly man, was charged be- fore Judge Miller this morning with being Joud and boisterous, and the testimony de- veloped the fact that John went home under the influence of liquor. His wife ordered him toleave. ‘This Mr. Price proceeded to do, and, deciding that the honsebold effects should leave with bim, emptied the burning coals of at upow the floor. er Moss contended that the testimony La did not prove that the defendant was loud and Doisterous. said the court, “sbould have been charged with an attempt at arson. I can- not, however, hold bimon such an informa- I therefore very reluctantly discharge aie ‘The National Bar Association. ‘The National American Bar Association will September 1 at Milwaukee and the District will be represented. The president of the Bar As- sociation. Mr. George E. Hamilton, will shortly, it is thougis. announce the delegates who will | Tepresent the ussociation. Ex-Representative 3. Handolpb Tucker of Virginia will make the opening address. See Went Down for Ninety Days. Mollie Keynote, a well-dressed and pretty girl. plead guilty thi< morning to a charge | of vagrancy. The officers stated that she was a lewd character and was living with a col- | ored man. She had been sent to the House of Mercy about three months ago, but escaped. the House of Mercy take this girl asked the court of the officers. ey stated that they hardly thought so, as the girl needed medical treatment. “Let her go down for niuety days,” decided the court. Jaf she cannot be treated there send her over to the asylum.” a S17. World"« Fair Exenrsions = 17. Via Cursaprage axa Omro Rartwar. Special trains of new and handsome vesti- tibuled day coaches will leave Washington via Chesapeake and Obio railway Saturday, July 29; Friday, August 4; Saturday, August 19, and Saturday, August 26, at 2 p.m. and run through to Chicago without change, arriving 5:40 B= next day. Oniy one night on the road. Tickets, €17 round trip, valid returning on regular trains within tea days. This route enters Chi- cago on the lake front, in fuli view of the ex- position grounds, and lands ngers directly at the world’s fair station, Midway Plaisance or gouvenient to the great soath-side hotels and boarding houses. Tae most picturesque and historic route between Washington and Chi- eago. For particulars call at C. and 0. offices, 613 and 1421 Pennsylvania —_ $3.50—To Luray Caverns and Return—63.50 Special train will leave B. and O. station, Washington, at $:30 am. Thursday, July 27. arriving at Luray 1:30 p.m. Four hours at the cavern. Round-trip fare, ineluding reserved sent on train and admission to the caves, $3.50.° —_———— Excursion to Chicago at Half Fare. ‘The Baltimore and Ohio railr a rune special excursion train, gousisting of day eoaches, to Chicago July 24, for which exeur- sion tickets will be sold at one fare for the round trip. The train will leave Washington at $:00 p. m. and will arrive in Chicago early the next afternoon. The tickets will be valid for the outward journey on the special train only, | but will be valid retarning in day coaches on all days. trains leaving Chicago with No stop-overs will be allowed in either Meals can be procured en route at dining stations on the line. Round -trip fa from Baltimor ten —_—— Special Friday Execarsi: to Atlantic City via 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 Cityand return. Tickets will be good returning on any regular train uutil Tuesday following date of sale. ‘The usual forms of sea- | son excursion tickets to Atlantic City are also on sale for all trains. wynore® Library or Boudofr. Many patterns not vet for sale clvewhere. Howard & Co., 264 Fifth Ave nue, New York.—Adet THE EDUCATIONAL CONGRESSES. Papers That Will Be Presented by Bishop Keane Next Week. The Right Rev. Bishop Keane will leave Sun- day next on a three weeks’ tour in the west, go- ing first to Chicago, where be will participate in several of the educational congresses to be held there. July 25 he will read before the congress on higher education a paper entitleé “An Appeal for Liberal or Non-Utilitarian Aim | in Higher Edacation.” ‘This will aim at bring- ing down to tbe present day the liberal as dis- ‘acation, which Cardinal Newman gave to the ‘World many yearsago. On the 27th instant he will present in the congress of psychology a Paper written at his request by Rev. Father Hewitt, superior general of the Panlist fathers, on “Aristotle s Doctrine of a First Principle.” as put forth in the eleventh book of his meta- physics, And on the following day, in the morning session of the special congress on higher education, Bishop Keane will be one of three university presidents who are to discuss the theme, “On the Relation of Colleges and Universities to the Progress of Our Civiliza- tion.” nm ing of the same day he is to give a discourse in the general interna- tional congress of education on the cultivation of the philosophic spirit in university students, After leaving Chicago Bishop Keane will visit friends in northern Michigan, and from there will leave for Coiumbus. Ohio, to be present at the silver jubilee of Bishop Watterson. guise remus Lively Meeting of Grand Lodge. ‘The meeting of the Grand Lodge, I. 0. 0. F., at their hall on 7th street last evening is said to have been quite a lively one, the principal busi- ness of the meeting being an election of officers. ‘The eiection resulted in « close contest, the fol- lowing being the successful candidates: Grand master, John H. Wood: deputy grand master, Theodore Mead; grand warden, R. H. Sorrow; grand secretary, Win. K. Hant; grand treasurer, John A. B. Espey, and grand representative, F. A. Btier. ‘An increase of 420 members during the year was shown by the grand master's report. “The following were admitted as past : N. H. Nicholon, W. E. Williams, HW. H. Brown, M. Richardson, R. A. McLean, J. H. Dove, J. R. Thompson, Joseph Irwin, E. C. Stever H. Morse, C. A. Emme, A. Frye, G. Loehl, Jenner, H. E. Bartlett, J. K. Davison, W. B. Matthews, W. G. Piatt, J. ¥. Brinkley, J. J. Shane, S. H. Hazlitt, C. C. Carter, J. J. Story, H. T. Wheeler and J. F. Sturgeon. Georgie Burroughs, Mattie J. Nicholson and Mattie G. Bauso were admitted as Daughters of Rebecca. It was near midnight when the meeting ad- journed, and the business being then unfin- ished an adjournment was had until this even- ang. To the Editor of The Evening Star: The readers of Tax Stan need not expect too much of chert, the supposed new paving ma- terial. By referring to the dictionary they will find it defiued as “a subspecies of rhomboidal quartz.”” The chert used in the southern cities betweer Montgomery and Savannah is a glassy slack, derived from the combinations of the flux used in the blast furnaces of Alnbama. In this country, to the south of the regions known in geology’ as “the drift,” gravel is scarce and costly, hence the chert isa valuable substitute in roadmaking and even for concrete. Havin; edges and arrises, when broken up, it is a god- send for the shoe stores in places where it is used. A. CrUss, senha ce Arrested on s Charge Forgery. Yesterday Detective Boyd arrested George F. Lamborn at Washington Grove and brought him to the city, where he is held waiting a hearing on a charge of forgery. The specifie charge is forging the name of Con Houk as an indoree- ment for @5 on July 6 last, but itis under- stood there are several other cases of a similar nature which will be brought up. palsies The Trolley Law Breakers. To the Editor of The Evening Star: ‘Tux Stax takes such deep interest in the abolishing of overhead wires that I hope it will give space to this. When the Eckington and Sol- diers’ Home electric railroad had just finished their dangerous work of overhead wire system I sent in «small compiaint, stating that Wash- ington was the very place for to live in Sixsbatedpeve eat Gaeeie Tae ‘up the overhead F fer in front of other peo- ple not before their own resi- Congress passed a law making it unlawful for any company to use the over! wire system after two years from July 1, 1893. ‘The Ecking- ton and Soldiers’ Home are now relaying new tracks aloi York avenue, whi course, is aheavy expense to them. } company evidently must intend fo use the same system forever. If not, why are they repaic- ing it in the same dangerous overhead wire system? Very respectfully, M. Esc, Corner New York and Florida avenues cast. es A Housebrenker Foiled. Between 3 and $:30 o'clock p.m. yesterday some persou attempted to enter the residence | of Mra. Catharine Meyers, 1627 H street north- west. but failed. ‘The burglar had forced a | buck shutter and broken the giass, but the aaa sliding shutters could not be more: ———— Contraction and I ‘To the Editor of ‘The Evening Star: | In yesterday's Stan William Birney, in op- posing (as I do) the proposed ten-million-dollar loan,said: “Twenty millions( equivalent to thirty millions if the gold standard be adopted) is a burden heavy enough. * * * If the coin- age be contracted, as is threatened,” &e. |. Ihave uot heard of any proposition to adopt | the gold standard any more completely than it j has existed since the resumption of specie payments in 1879; I have heard objections to the abandonment of that standard and the adoption of asilver one. Ihave not heard of any threat to contract the currency; the most heroic measure I have heard proposed has been to repeal the “Sherman act” and cease ex- panding the currency. Since Mr. Birney is so fearful of a contraction of the currency, it may be well for him to note | that it bas been enormously contracted already | ae the result of our recent pro-silver logislation, | and fears of more of the same sort. During | the year ending June 30, 1893, our exports of gold amounted to @103,630,884; our imports to ‘$21,174, excess of imports over exports, | 987,506.463. There, to begin with, is a con: | action of #87,500,000, A few years ago there was, outside of the | treasury and of the national banks, over $300, 090,000 in private bands in circulation. (See Teport of the director of the mint for July 1, | 1891). Where is that gold now? Hoarded by | ite owners, who think that if gold is destined to | go toa premium they may as well reap the profit as to have it go to the banks or the gov- | ernment. There isa contraction of the cur- Tency to the full extent of all the gold that was once in circulation, byt now has gone out of it. ‘Those of the citizens of the United States who are possessed of ordinary intelligence (and this embraces a large and increasing propor- | ton of them) are well aware that there has | never been a rapid inflation of the currency without most baneful results. Witnessing the | utterly neediess purchase of 4,500,000 ounces of silver per month, and threatened with the free and unlimited coinage of fifty-cent silver dol- lars, the timid class of community decided to take their cash out of the banks rather than tion. risk its loss in the financial crash they feared. | | The banks, a money on deposit, had | i | leas to loan. of loans and the | refusal to make more. because all the money | obtainable was needed to satisfy the demands | of depositors, by just so much reduced the | amount of money in circulation. From the | Ast of January to the Ist of June, 1893 (accord- jing to the ‘reparts of the national banks to the controller of the currency), their resources were thus crippled to the amount of seventy-eight millions of dollars. Whon we read in yesterday's dispatches that the State Bank of Denver has paid out to depositors $900,000 within the last thirty days;the German National Bank of Denver one million dollars within the last sixty days work is going on all over ¥ realize how rapidly money is being withdrawn from cireula Is there in Washington, or any other community, dollars obtainable for businesstuses now where sixteen dollars could be obtained a year ago’ If not, then there has | been within the past yearn practical, actual, disastrous contraction to the extent of six hundred millious of the nineteen hundred mil- lions of dollars that constituted our circulation & year ago. It is to be hoped that the discerning public will see that the dangers which Mr. Birney im- ogines will result from a ceseation of inflation re very minor matters compared with the jevit®that have already come upon us because of ~«e: soup theswOntraction born of the unwise inflation of Novetries in Silverware for the Dining Room, | the past. J. L. McCrezry. ‘ —_—> — or Fixe Pictures at Sloan's, 1407 Sauce sisaoh, at 7:45 this evening. —Adet we may | | bullets, were found Tuesda: | Journals of | sianed. NO FURTHER CLUES. Will the Rosslyn Murder Remain a Mystery for AN Time? ‘The Rosslyn murder mystery remains un- | solved. ‘The criminal ie still at large and the indications are that he ‘will remain so. Appar- ently no progress fs being made on the case. | The officials are at a loss in what man- |mer to proceed. Several clues have been investigated recentiy, but tb no avail. Nearly all of these alleged clues are of the most far fetebed and unreliable kind. Con- stable Cornell takes an occasional tramp through the woods in the neighborhood of the scene of the crime. When asked by the re- ter for Tux Stan what the officers of the w were doing, Policeman Nelson Wallace informed him that they were lying around quietly listening to what was said. The coun- | try people in the region around Falls Church il halt @ man if they have any reason to sus- pect him as the culprit. This seems to be all the activity which is going on. Mr. O'Leary of Rosslyn today told Tur Stan that the pursuit was begun toolate. There had been too many leaders, bosses and advisers. ‘There had been too much talk and too little get up and get. The lynching feeling had died out. ¢ people of Rosslyn were not savages, and would not permit #0 grows a violation of the 7 A Young Burglar Captured. About 3 o'clock this morning Elizabeth Gas- kins, living in the upper story of 2404 Bright- wood avenue, hearing some noise down stairs, gave an alarm, when a young colored burglar, who was attempting to break into a trank on the lower floor, ran off. It wasfound that he had effected an entrance by forcing open the front window. The party proved to be a boy named Eugene Cole, alias Alexander, and Officer Yoe found him at 6:30 o'clock this morn- ing hiding in a hay loft not far off. —_— He Painted the Town. The officers gave Leighton Forsythe, a young man of twenty-three, a rather unenviable char- acter this morning when he was arraigned be- fore Judge Miller on a charge of vagrancy. The young man said he had been drinking, but claimed that he was not a vagrant, because his unele and brothers gave him a bome. “What in the world have they got to do with rting you?” inquired the court. ell, » your honor, I'm # painter and work.” “Yes, and then you paint the town. You can give bonds or go down.” And Mr. Forsythe went down, Many local bicyéle riders are complaining of the work of one or more petty thieves in the city, who have for some time past been en- gaged in the work not of stealing entire wheels, but who have confined their attention to the annoying thievery of the bags, tools, lanterns and other sundries from wheels lett along the sidewalks, either chained or free. Many riders have of late returned to their machines to find them minus the easily secured attachments, and a combination crusade among riders and the Police is on foot for the purpose of landing a few of the petty thieves in the Police Court. gees Funeral of B. K. Plain. The last tribute of respect that can be paid to the dead will be given this afternoon in the services over the remains pf the late B. K. Plain, at the family residence, 907 Massachu- setts avenue. The pallbearers will be Messrs. M. M. Parker, John T. Arms, Thomas E. Wag- man, John B. Larner, William B. Hibbs and . W. Brown. The interment will be at Rock Creek cometery, Another Vietim Recoverin; Mr. Louis A. Rosaty,who was severely in- fured in the recent Ferd’s Theater tragedy, is gradually improving and he has left the city with his mother and sister for s visit in Erie county. N.Y. Mr. Rosafy, in addition to hat ing severe cuts on his head and body, bad his right arm broken in two places and badly will suffer no permanent injuries. D. C, THURSDAY. JULY 20, 1893. AT THE RIVER FRONT. Arrived—Schooner Horatio L. Baker, Atkins, Kennebec, 1,019 tons ice, Independent Ice Company; schooner May Flower. Gray, Nomini, wood. Carter & Clarke; schooner Kate Muller, Crabbe, Nomini, wood, Carter & Clarke; schooner Alice and Mable, light. Sailed—Schooners Edith May, Mary E. Denty and Mary Anne Shea. >— THE COURTS. Equity Covrt—Judge Hagner. Today— Williams agt. Hunter; order limiting time to take testimony. Scherer agt. Fidelity B., L. and I. Co.; leave granted to withdraw as party complainants, In re Robt, B. Beubam; order annulling decree of May 10, 1692, Payne agt. Payne; testimony ordered taken by A. H. Gambrill, examiner. Spalding agt. Spalding; do., by Jobn Cruikshank, examiner. Egurtr Count—Judges Hagner and Cole. Yesterday—Provident Life Aseociation ag Young; appearance ordered. ‘Tyler agt. Pren- tiss: order ratifying sale nisi. Arnold agt. Padgett; order overruling purchaser's objec- tions. Norton agt. White; reference to auditor. agt. Briggs; testimony ordered taken by A. Harper, examiner. Wesley agt. Woodfield; decree amending decree of April 4 * Cincurr Covrt.—Judge Hagner. Yesterday—American Encaustic ing Com pea sgt 8. K. Spaulding; judgment by de- fault. — Local Pensioners. Col. 8. L. Wilson, the local pension agent, whose district comprises Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, Delaware and the District of Columbia, has made his annual report upon the operations of his office. There are now 68,422 pensioners on his rolls, a net gain of 6,982 during the year. The number of persons Gropped from the rolls during the year was 4,157, an increase of 979. The office disbursed $246,004 less than in the previous year. Acting in accordance with the instructions of the board of revision now sitting in the pen- sion office, Col. Wilson has sent notice to about pensioners within his bsiliwick, about seventy-five of them being in the District of Columbia, to produce within sixty days ac- ceptable proof of the total disability for which thoy are drawing pensions. If it cannot be shown that they are totally disabled their pen- sions will be reduced to the extent of the dis ability. If the pensioners pay no attention to the department's directions in this matter they will be dropped from the rolls at the expiration of the sixty days. ‘00D'8, CURES: HOOD's CURES HOOD's cuRES HOOD's CURES HOomg, CURES. HOOD's CURES Hoops HOoD's CURES: “Temabofler maker with W. & A Fletcher Co. N. River Iron Works, thie city, and at my business I contracted rheumatism, so that I became = very reat sufferer, and was really an in- Valid; helpless, could not move hands or feet, was unable to dress or undress ‘suyself. Iwasins hospital for» long time Tepent a great deal of money without benent. One days friend ad- vised me to take ® bottle of Hood's CURES Sersaparilla When I had taken one HOOD'S bottle, I could get up, stand on my feet CURES and walk through the rooms. I com HOOD'S tinued totake CURES HOOD'S HOOD'S BARSAPARILLA CURES CURES. HOOD'S the medicine, and steadily improved CURES until I was perfectly well ©. M. HOOD'S —-HEYEB, Hoboken, N. J. HOOD's OcoURES CURES HOOD'S PILLSact easily, yet promptly HOOD'S = and efficiently, on the liver and CURES bowels, 25. 2 mashed above the wrist, but itis thought be | 1400. moope Pa ae CURES CURES ‘CURES Deeds Recorded. ‘Deeds of sales made by the Washington Loan and Trust Company, trustee, of property in the Petworth addition to Washington, were re- corded today as follows: To Matths E. Gilmer, lot 22, og. 78: $2.280. J. E. Vail, lots 29 and 30, 78; 94,560. W. Hutchinson, lot 88, do.; $2,280. H. Govern, lots 85 and 86, do.; $3,960. . Parman, lot $3, do.; $2,280." John McEI- roy, lot 31, do.; $2,280. W. H. Saunders and C. J. Govern, sq. 69 and 80, $27,970.58; »q. 35, $7,604.25, and lote 27 and 78; €3,87 —— Her Bravery Recognized. ‘The clerks in the old Ford's Theater disaster remember with gratitude the efforts made by Mrs. Kosack, a lady who lived in the house ad- joining the building on the north, to rescue them from their peril. She broughtaladder up on the roof of her house and by this means many of the clerks who had escaped from the back windows of the building reached a place of safety. Mrs. Kosack is suffering from a broken arm received at the time. Yesterday a com- ‘mittee of the clerks called on Mrs. Kosack, and through Mr. R. G. Daniel presented her with a gold watch in partial recognition of the timely bravery of her act. er Her Denial Did Not Avail. Mary Hill, a young colored girl in pink, was charged in the police court this morning with stealing $23 from her employer, Mrs. Bitting of 207 H street northwest, by taking it from a bureau drawer in the house. Mary denied any knowledge of the matter and intimated that some other girl was the guilty party. The court took no stock in Mary'sstory and sent ber to jail for sixty days. —— ‘The Man Alone Was Fined. Harry Bradley, his wife, Lena, and Wm. H. Cooper were charged this morning in the police |court with assaulting Harriet A. Payne in | Georgetown on the 28d of last month. A great number of witnesses were examined and a general affray was developed, with Brad- ley the aggressor. He was fined $25 and his ind Cooper were diecharged. As Bradley was sent back into the dock his wife created a scene .in court by swooning in the arms of a female friend. She was carried out and her husband locked tp. > ‘The G Street Transfers. To the Editor of The Evening Star: In your sensible and practical article on the 15th street congestion you fell into one error, thus: “The transfer to the G street line might necessitate another transfer agent.” That is not so, Passengers on the 14th street cars have not the right to transfer to or trom the G street line. That is a special arrangement for George- town alone—passengers arriving at G street from Georgetown and passengers from the Eckington road arriving at G street have the right of transfer—no others. Let the road go up 14th from the avenue. Yours, J. G@. Jupp. sparc ati Funeral of Mr. Widdows, The funeral services over the remains of the late Frederick W. W. Widdows were held yes- terday at Hamline M. E. Church. Rev. E. 8. ‘Todd officiated and delivered an address. A deputation from New Jerusalem Lodge was present and conducted the services at Rock Creek cemetery, where the interment took _— During the progress of the services se- jections were played on the chimes in the steeple of the Metropolitan Church, where the de- ceased served for so many years as the chimes player. a ‘To Camp at Harper's Ferry. Company C of the engineer corps of the District militia has decided to go into camp at Harper's Ferry from August 6 to the 15th. pod mis harsh A Worm That Feeds on Timothy, Deputy United States Marshal Bean has ré- turned to Dubuque, Iowa, from an extended trip over central and northern Iowa, He says the farmers in those localities are greatly excited over the appenrance of » worm about an inch in length that is devastating the fields of seed timothy. This worm devours the heads of the stalks. It travels rapidly and threatens the destruction of all the timothy fields in Iowa, +——ceo— nto Luray Caverns. Thursday, July 27, a special train will leave B. and 0. ‘station, Washington, at 8:30 a.m., xiving excursionists four houre at the caves. Round-trip fare, including reserved seat on train end edmission to the caverns, $3.50. * James Lee, the well-known horse trainer, died Monday night of pneumonia at Sara ‘The bodies of aman and boy, riddled with y afternoon along the Santa Fe track near Wharton, I. T. The Mobile Register, one of the leading Alabama and the south, hus as OzeceQ2eQeeQ=(Qe-Oe2Qeoe- § B00000000000000000000000000000 0 ory OF, "Te Tom 0 63 ited go O3 ‘TB an old saying that 80 08 “money talks." Go does 38 03 a <3 Egorrasuz Cuzprr Oo 08 Svsrex 8 gives your promises © com- 28 mercial value. There are lote o8 ‘of part payment plans that pre- 0 tend to do that. But. they 08 ‘Aliyost want a mortgage on your oO Ute. 68 ‘The “Equitable” way has no 00 notes for you to sign—no rules 08 for youto follow—no stumbling 0.@ blocks in the way of your select- 63 ing what FURNITURE, CAR- 0 PETS, MATTINGS, REFRIG- PSOSSOEPSSSESOOOSCOOLO SOLO OESCOESIO99E 2ELEOGLES LOE ALEC EOE GLE Haltlatiotlertiotiattioniattiotietettio tia tiation ° 08 XRATORS, BABY CARRI- ‘0.0 AGESand STOVES your house 08 needs to be comfortable—attract- 00 — tve-elegant. 03 We ask you how much you can 00 afford to pay every week—or 03 month—and on that promise 0 — tolely snd simply—bangs our 03 faith. Asmall cash payment at 0 the beginning—then the goods 68 ‘are yours—and that's all there is oO tolt 20 basen O38 Hovsr AND Henauans. 29 817, O10, ont, oes 7TH BT. 08 jy15 636 MASS. AVE. N. W. YOUNG MARRIED PEOPLE Can make no better beginning in life than to far- nish their house completely from top to bottom. ‘There is nothing tobe gained by paying cash for all this furniture—you can't save a penny by it— for we sell Furniture and Carpets just as cheap on ‘oredit as other folks do for cash—we won't ask you tosign.a note—nor there won't bea disagreeable feature in the whole transaction. Our furniture fs up t0 date—thoroughly mod- ern—every piece of it FURNISH YOUR HOUSE ON CREDIT. ‘We have an ummense variety of Parlor Furniture for you to select from—Wilton Rug, Tapestry, Brocatelle, Gilt, &c. One of our great offers is the choice between # seven-piece Parlor Suite in plush orhair-cloth, for $22.50. We sell » Solid Oak Bed Room Suite for 913—bevel glass in bureau. ‘The Brussels Carpet for your parlor need not cos: ‘Dut 50 cents per yard. Ingrain Carpets, 35 cents peryard. We, and we eione, make and lay all carpet free of cost. No charge for waste in matching figures. Wesells six-foot Osk Exten- sion Table for $3.50. A forty-pound Hair Mat- tress for $7. Woven Wire Springs, @1.75. Get ‘whatever you need. We'll help you to arrange the payments satisfactorily. A little money once « ‘week or ouce a month will do first ate, Pay just ‘what you can spare convenientiy. GROGAN’S MAMMOTH CGREDIT HOUSE, ‘S10, 821, 823 7TH BT. N.W., BET. H AND 1 8Ta, wm To the World's Fair—Seaside—Mountains— ‘everywhere, take Beecham’s ew Pills (Only 260. a box.) ‘With you. ‘Tilness frequently results from changes of food, water, climate, habits, &., and the remedy ts Beeoham’s Pills. $022, th,e,todw CITY_ ITEMS. “All Is Not Gold That Glistens.” In the early days of our country vessels were laden with sand glittering with bright SS posed to be gold and carried to England. ‘The essay developed mica—nothing more. ‘Good money Every day is psid out for Worthless Furniture. Tdo not oarry that kind in stock. sel ‘The very best manufactured “Time” Payments at “Bottom” Prices. Joux Ruppex, The Accommodator, 1t 518 Seventh street northwest, Tinted Balbriggans. ‘Actual 7c, values—-Now marked 480. at“ Haxar Faaxe & 80x, cor. 7th and D. For the Hot Weather try a bottle of our Claret. Only 260. or $2.75 dozen. Or our Port Wine, rich and crusty, just the thing for @ sangaree, 50c. quart. Our’ Pure Whisky, five rears old, 6c. quart. One of our leaders— ime Juice, 25c. quart. Imported Sardinus, 2 for 25e, Do., 4 for 25c. Roller Process Flour, 91.25 wack. PR Winsor, 994 7th et. nw. It ‘Steel Fishing Rods, _ Waxronp’s, 477 Pa. ave.* Screen Doors, $1.00. Window Soreens, 25c. Mason's Preserving Jars, all sixes. L. H. Horxixs, 983 F at. n.w. Jy20-th,s, tus a Don’t Forget Tzorr, 1602 14th st. nw. Comfort Powder. Comfort Powder has been in use many years, and it never yet failed to cure a chafing baby. It is the mother's blessing. All druggists. 7 Doubling the Price On the same goods does not change the quality. For this reason “examine the stuff offered.” Credit stores charge $4.50 for same lounge I soll $2.95. Credit stores charge $20 for same ak ruste I sell $12.60. Credit stores charge 88 for same cluster-leg extension table I sell @5, and evorything else same way. ‘Examine the stuff” and find that every statement we make admits no doubt. ‘Gnasrr (The Pusher), Double stores, Furniture, China,Glass, &c., For cash only, 1510-12 7th ot, bet. PandQn.w. jyld-tr — Old Hair Mattresses remade for €2 each; 75each. Satisfaction or no 1125 20th st. mw. jyi9-ste nin Ftesind nin Comfort Powder. There are fow remedies for blackheads on the face. Comfort Powder closea the pores and they vanish. 8 lt ee Wanted —To buy anestablished Milk Route. M. J. 8., Star office. fy18-6t son diners White’s Yucatan was the first chewing gum to be used to relieve the distressing pains of dywpepsia and heartburn. All others are mitations, jyl7-6t S. Heller, 720 7th st. n.w., is maxing « spe- cialty in Ladies’ and Children’s Hair Cutting and Bhampooing: also cures Dandraif. jyl5-tf > Royal Headache Powders. 100. Druggists, ‘ap2s-te 2 Comfort Powder. Any one who wears a bandage or tight FINANCIAL. EXCURSIONS, &c. RAILROADS. Der cent a Semi-antually ant full profite shar The following gentlemen compose {tne of this sesuciation sr Sets B. Wilson, EM. Satin Bois and Theo. A. Harding. ay) Don’t Throw Your Money 6:45 P.M. rmdiifax. 6:45 P.M. |T™ =, PR The Boonie Macsiester THIS. (Thursday) EVEN-| 70.THE NOK ad STEEL RaILs. ING at 6: aad ree se 1° West, Penna man Vestiba! 10 Leaving Marshall Hall for home st 9:30 p.m. a 4 iblan Express at 10.15 a. ‘Car Washington to Flourette, Highest Kicker in the World. and the All-star Veude- vile Company, tnclaiting the Pamsoas pany, nel Away Do Fillipt Vroupe | pee pecs ees Dancers and Pantomiminis. i “share. ol The Pests Bungay eh fOaSem Sinends 0pm. | Huisnatl Indlananotig, Serre ad Se tone sabheiyentine it in some “clap trap ‘Ticket RANDALL: Bole Proprietor. Altoons te'Richsnomd"Pucthe, Paertan 30 ae Sut rather invest your rover or movtbiy | KXCURSION TO HARPER'S FERRY. for 3 She Went Yaron savings with ag ‘association of sound Suen. a REX, 5a, | For Bane. re apd Harriniarg fe Cuicage: ¢lal responsibility, whose officers are aml 25. CHILDREN, duties exeent Sunday fnicare Faile bonded and rep ont cand CENTENNIAL COUNCIL. Ne. For Brie; Canwndaizne und’ Bochester ally: tor Wat seal SONS OF JONAD: 1o and Niagara Aaily, exnept Satariay. 10.40 seine foc owiehe mun otcheiavens | wun give an gecncuen os humors FOr 08 wo init Richie Gar Washington tx Fri. fon on. maturliy of each SATURDAY, JULY 22, Falls. 7-401 wa. datie Saturday, with Sloop ‘The earnt wer of Si. Leaving Washington at 8.0 leaving Harper's Ine Car Washineton to ~ . pS gh gt Ferry Shout 6:90 p.m. of new Jonsdab | For Williamsport. Renovo and Pimira at 10.158.: Pe short | andschestiegat il take piece, “Raveriaimment } galiy,czcoriSunday. Wor williamepors only | z vastly time ‘wil'surptise ou” ear FOR PHIL RbeLPRtA xe . FIDELITY BUILDING, LOAN AND INVEST: | —™**t ‘or sale at B. and 0. donot. 3520-2 ADCLPRIA, KEW YORK AND, THe * MENT ASSOCIATION. Se . McGILL BUILDING, 908-914 G st. ho iy iy - ALONZO Illa wpm oer gles . td, Px HARRISON .N. President. sy! 182 MO RTA oO A . + 10 Rieh BOY ONE, SHARE OF THE PRE las “CoRaHRNRIONNL TNTTD. OG om Dinine more $10: ‘Saiy 45,000 worth wi'l be scld, and. as S Fork 4.80 p-m dats ‘or Philadelphia woah Dar cont ie guaranteed, it fo & very good Stivestinent, veoniy. eiredacatptetrey Call inst Floor, Moai bataing. | Pant express, J eng yy PCUARLES J, JAMES. ‘ syiR-tr = ‘Supt. Soren on For Boston, ()FFICE OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND POTOMAC O'Rse: pl = dividend of 50. ee fo Seren ayers ane t day of July. at the Gitte tremurge af the compesy. 619 14th ston. w. Washington, D. C., July 10, Taz Namoxaz Sarz Dzrosre. SAVINGS AXD TRUST COMPANY a ‘the District of Columbia, CORNER 15TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVR Chartered by special sot of Congreas Jan. 1667, end acte of Oct. , 1800, and Feb... 189% CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS EPOSIT DEPARTMENT. te burglar-proot annum upward. ‘vaults at 85 por Recurities, Jewelry, eflver ware and valuables of eases ‘rank or case taken, SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT. end bieresialiowed on Sb and above," ‘Loans woney on resi esters and collateral security. 7, DEPARTMENT, BENJAMIN P, Baaktes 0 GtovE! en JAMES M. JOHNSTO! heat eet HOMAS E. JONES, Third Vice Pres. , FRANCIS 3 SUBENT 1 STURTEVANT. € Directors: Nang. Correspondents of See aaa ‘Schley, 80 Broad- Bankers ana Dealers in Government Bonds, ment finds untold comfort by using Powder when it is removed. > Elixir Babek cures all malarial diseases. AMUSEMENTS. (ALBA0GH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE fort 9 EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE PRINCE METHUSALEM. JEANNIE WINSTON THE PRINCE. LAURA JOYCE-BELL as = SOPHISTICA, JOSEPHINE KNAPP as PULCINELLA. Reserved Seats, 50 and 75 cents. ADMISSION, 25 CENTS. 3y20-f Next Week—SAN SEBASTIAN. EW NATIONAL THEATER. Evenings at 8:15. Saturday Matines at 2. ighth Week of the Comedy Season. W. & Gllbert’s farcical comedy, ENGAGED. Reserved Seate, 25. 50 and 750. 25c. General Admission. Next week—Ninth week of the comedy season, wv VERYBODY’S FRIEND. PECIAL EXCURSIONS TO OCEAN CITY, MARY- . leaving Baltimore and Ohio depot af 12 p.m. sturday vis on the x Baltimore; three hours foattunat Ch Bay ;two hours and» mn parlor car to the ocean. ‘his will cive We uarter Returning following = tunity fo examine lots in view of Purchase. Tickets, strona of tiv, including hoard. pt AUAR ue fy ‘on sale at oftce of THE SINEPUXEN mK 08 Treat fed to thirty people. ‘a BAY RIDGE, On the Chesapeake, Isnow in ite glory, and affording full enjoyment for excursiontats. Bosting, Bathing, Fishing and Musie by the Fifth Regiment Band. Trains leave B. and 0. station, Washington, week days, 9:15 & m. and 4:28 pm Sundays, 9:35 am and 3:15 p.m. Round trip from Washington, $1. Children, 50 conte. A delightful trip on the stesmer Columbte, 10 cents. do19-tool CARHART & LEIDY, 996 7th at.—708 K HERE ARE BARGAL BARGAINS! TAKE NOTIOE THAT WE ever quote el berrain Unless fe i Stored aan *y sora nary low figure—lower ° We, had. eisow! of The -wondertal baeeiust offered "sbout ze Fam Carhart & Lefidy, 928 Tn Axo 706 K Sr. N. W. ©. T. Havennen, Real Estate and Stock Broker, Atlantic Buildiag, Booms and 11, WOFs nw. INVESTMENT 61 18 NOT MUCH FOR A ROUND TRIP TO THE WORLDS FAIR AND HOTEL AC- COMMODATIONS FOR SIX DAYS IN CHICAGO. ALMOST LOW ENOUGH TO BE RIDICULOUS. 18 THERE ANY REA- SON WHY YOU SHOULDN'T Go? THINK ERI CONN'S FAMOUS PERSONALLY ‘DUCTED TOURS, OVER THE “*C. AND 0." ROUTE. WERE ORGANIZED WITH A VIEW TO ECONOMY. THEY ARE THE © AND MOST ENJOYABLE OF ANY. THEY HAVE NO COMPETITION, SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED EXPLAX- ATORY BOOKLETS AND LEARN ALL vena SRALBL gona a9 2RP SOUR, Tame eee eee ice ieiek bata eee For aoa t 420,004 10-57 am Gonn’s P.G. Tours, |. x aalenpitndgia 16 Merzenorr Bina, 1110 F Sz Accommodation gramedation for Quantion 7.45 a. at a. 20, week erie Fuca ANNUAL EXCURSION Fst REAL ESTATE CLERKS ‘To Schedule in fect July 8. 180% Leave Washinton from station Corner of Now Jervey MARSHALL HALL On the steamer Charles Macalester, MONDAY EVENING, JULY 24 ‘Steamer leaves 7th street wharf 6:30 p.m. admitting rentleman and lady. $1. Ticket, For sale at RO. Holtaman's, 10th and F sta. and the wharf. aid 100. 10. GRAND FAMILY DaY, SATURDAY, JULY 22. HARRY RANDALL sashanant Racer Bi SPR ah Gi Webveisir ins tay sear ese mea)! Rtockas, Bonds and Grein bought and sold for cash or 3710-1m E. 5. RANDALL, Proprietor. For Atlantic City, 00 a.m. anf 12.00 neon. Saar a oTs ‘SALE AT OHAPEL POINT, MD.—TO Cotton bought anf sold in New York or New Orleans. | Li “crest the. of aug. prone. eg Daly. Sumter onty. ‘CORRESPONDENTS. bas bron ade of thie beaufuland bpatthy woromae Decrare catiet Forged cimcket from hotels ang Purnell, Hegaman & Co., New York Stock Ex- Eited foe tbe now giractive,tocation ox Tne salt Co. on orders lett Lehman, Stern & Co.,New Orleans Cotton Exchange. | Episcopal shrch, oon, to. be or . ‘a ay omer yg ny Pa I ADEE en, Private wires to How 2ems, \theage aus How or | So"CHARLES G. TANCasTER, ‘sttorney-at aw Jeane. Telepbone, 453. del7-tr_ | 1313 Fat_n. w., Washington D.C. 3y15-Oe Schedule in effect June 4, 1803. 5 : Anitrains arrive snd leave at Pontayivania Peswn LADIES’ GOODS. OGCOQUAN FALLS. < RS. M. E. BLAINE, 1996 14TH ST. N.W.— MM Bresttuakinn all vamper te Y latest evers FRIDAY to the aon Seep al nal’ Shane at allies Eas aoe | wietorks Rake Tagitghtfal alisday e¥eurson home of customers’. 1S” | going ont ot, the cite Taree is falls. RESSMAKING ALL SUMMER; QUI a ” DD perch high sinee becx Slot rice ea | Bcenta” ntOnm. Danes Ears 13-1m a 730 Tith st. nw. EhoE ‘TON iD CAROLINE LERC! st. Aenea ees |S Sear OUTING SUT sroas, fares sna a ‘Our sh patrot ‘extends into ‘most fashionable circles. TOTHE GREEN LAWNS OF MARSHALL HALL. EL MACALESTER ena QUEEN, os Oorxe Sorrs. ours: Svecial OORTLE EXCERT SUNDAY River Sion, trom 0 ‘ummer 3 ta ai ayene Ya ‘whart'st 0-30 a.m., Macalester, from Mist. wharf, urine Surra “hte branch decay orixe Surrs. Rederate mene - oii tex Fiscuen, Sissvine Marshal at — 445. 7endSp.m Pas nS, aor % starr: at ion. a INDIAN HEAD EV! NG TRIPS — 4 Se 200 Goku F__| puipAvand SATURDAY EVENINOS TELODOK- OUT THE SUMMER, leaving a. wharf et 6:45 9. MEDICAL. &o. "erin Sra 0 ee _ rita rt GTRANGERS TAKE NOTICE-DRS. BROTHERS | Achiveders Orcheste Damcioe Mave bn, the Big Pee Guiyrentabllahed adverditna Phivieleas ta ane iy: | yon, arti can eo down Hour stoners a Feuurn Established 45 years. 906 lat. s. w. ‘320-1 ob any of the Company’s regular boate for one jon, ily excent Diprehiiere Been an ieae Rahs | yr eens Eas SRS, Ds for heetoge ‘Sites “Sew onic, fai the | Mz. VERNON AND MARSHALL BALL STEAM: | and ot ure Station, Exhaustion. Paralysis clans of ho | —TRAMER MACALESTER TO MOUNT VERNON. | ¥,3.GREEN, Gen. Man. W.A. TURK, Gon. Pass. Act s detharsic, sl TEAMER i. RRO! ‘Ament Paxsonger Dept sre weak, miserable letharcic. sleepy 8 MACALESTER TO MOUNT VERNON. WK. General Anes Pasonas =} thon’ ‘thas been in tse for nest forty-Bve years. Whasbeca. ass eee ore een a RK BKOTHERS, THE MOS: Divnreetsetbilthed spectator Years’ experience; 4 years at O08 Faltation free and strictly confidential, Dr. Carleton, 507 th st nw. (Over twenty-five years’ experience. SURGEON SPECIALIST TO GENTLEMEN ONLY. Graduated London, England, 1885; New York, 1872 edegant Si Mamas eye "8 8000: TREATMENS GUMLANTERD Oe 2k 30 B. to9pm Guaday—© to myli3m CONSULTATION FREE. PROFESSIONAL. 231m" en, ‘tro (CEBSAPEAKE AND OHTO RAILWAY, the qrandert scenery in, 4 wim oe tee" Washineton an Chica Snes 18 | Weat from 2:00 pom. dafly—" HOME AND TOMB OF WASHINGTON, sl"—Solid vestibule’, newly tinned. ZHE PALACE STEAMER MACALCATER, | | lighted train” Pullman's Guest sinning care Wane Giation. “Bteain heated throuchout, ‘pleas Arrives Cincinnati | eaalbepaps napoli ited TUE.ONLY, THROUGH, ROUTE, T4:10p. m. dail femons “PF. ¥. = XO. YING-—NO TRA NSFERS—N¢ wed ‘a solid vestibule with dintne car and Nimee ce DS PM SAREE. baer ea Fane. OCD Tei. hocbrs TS. Lexington, #18 p mainte. Boh ie 0 erotunds, 25 cen spoils: Specie ” Be"icouls 1 Tickets with Mount Vernon admission coupon. om. ‘tn Union denot for all pointe. shed. for sale whart, toot Special Pullen eigen Watnestaveant ne acee shied Fo MOUNT VERNO! SHALL rrtves 7:45 Stkawboat Go. eae | 1350 ate Ps for wt xpress Gontonset ig, Oe. Menre ap Suey, Paneeee | RS ae ee erage cameo ‘TO BUSTON BY SEA. mee R, Gen'l Passeuger Ament. 3 pa PIANOS AND ORGANS for. a Howes. core eT ana | Dory Wert Dose. SUNDAY at 10am. Fare. ‘That old-styie piano probably pees replacing. s Framine the eadere—Decker, Weber Fisher, Iversand Pondand Ietey Manos. Th Improvement ie wopdertal Basy terma, 3y2), SANDERS & Bs AYMAN, 954 FST. 3.W. coming t rieht as well ae pub: r “here othiers have falled. “Convinces Pie oF’! 2006 ste ostekeptical, _Advertiens only what hs oan 40. Au ae | , Hours, 9 to 9, "7 FPATRING_GRORGE ELT. pen ape, festdeuce H t.. bet. 454 ani TORN Gaase tanec ond repairer, 221, 22th at = bn oe + s.%. workshop in the rear; orrane tuned end oe PLAIN MEDICATED AND SEA SALT BATHS: paired. Tuning. #2. = iso sctontific massare; open Sundays. Dr SARA ¢ WAYCOTT, 5083 13th st. ‘nw. Esa REA tad ME BROOFE TELUS ALL TRE EVEN: STEAMET 101 dan XN AA 3 Mite. Aittaninoes cocontics bets wok S7ealy fare: ‘comfortable vost for saaal : me Fae AS oem, 30c-sach. Hourn atm to Bp ma Pleanure boats, “all Kinds, for-hire “At CUMBER- “Nhe 24 ork ave. h.w.. Dear Oth st. 7 LAND’ BOAT HoUse: foo! of Fst. pw uyltSe MME, BAPHAEL, CLAIRVOYANT AND ASTROL- ‘bora ‘ul, gives names ai detect taile ha estate Bee her on love, business or bealt Withcharuis. B10 Fst. mw. “yis-5 separated, Sittings, consider : al od aS a Re every cent of one Baaxcu Bart ORE. Surer Facrony, SEE, ave ne lowe W. | wain streets of Alexan: torical points. “No Praxos FIANOS FOR RENT. SECOND-DAND PIANOS, some of our own make, but silehtly asst ABE & CO.” Gell” 81> Penue. « MOUNT VERNON, HOME AND TOMB OF WASHING ION. By Wash., Alex. and Mount Vernon Railros4. the banke of the Potomac and th-ourh the viria, bringing im view all is ™. Ine) wal. R01 FILLIAM ©. FRIBSEUE, OATH ST. SW. ROF. 1s THE GRVATEST MIND | | Take depot, 9:45, 10:8 W Fotory Finns Tune: aba lievelee-. rdere by reader: he was sworn by four Ji ‘of Chicago; | 12-01, roan. a mail. Mary and ao4 Virginia and ta Dist Low be tells all the events of life; compels love; brings | Also by Kandria ferry. 7th street w! = Purchasers (rec of charee. back separated ; causes 9 he is one of | 10:30, 11:30am. gud 12:30, 1:40pm Mound trip, | TT! the eroateat barb. Moctgrn of hicars, Oates fours | 35 centa, a - Deepest Oem. Price Ue. — Mount Verno: open daily. exe! Suadays, 5h EN ES | from tt atm tod P. maee on Wedoeelays 10 Ohm, 7; HORSFORD Bae peg wed cn ‘TED Bo Wapor bath. unexcel 00 luxury and 5.0 pre- G. B. PHILLIPS, Gen. Pass. Agent, 1821 F st. nw. _ facial steami 4 vane the mos? laral T reats. tuto mare. 215 Wat ee “myleSmr | WM. f. NOBLE, Gen. Manseer sere | AbaaTatels the om ab TANO 34 “4 | atuist . Yetabished ACCOUNTANTS. avitar PF & ONT os = ‘PATRICK, W, ©. BRENNAN, PUBLIC AccoUNT- ‘reports made of Vankrupt and insoltest coxeet an, and reports once ‘States taken care of, bo. pei LL CARRINGTON, QTEINWaY Bo ela eee eS A Neng |