Evening Star Newspaper, May 12, 1894, Page 9

STAR. EXCEPT SUNDAY. ; BUILDIN Cor. Liza Stn SHED DAIL AT THE ST 2101 Pennsylvazia A The Evening 8t Qrinfers’ Inf, (fhe fittfe scBook master of adverfising), saps: — The Evening Starnes 22555 ‘opi auywhere in. the United postage prepaid—50 cents per Saturday Qui ntuple Sheet Star, $1.00 per year: | with foreign postaze add. 0. Be Ieee eee ieee Fait pal oharioto aberwersing WASHINGTON, D. 0. SATURDAY, MAY 12, 1894-TWENTY PAGES. Rates of advertising made known on «pplication. = ranks, several men raising their hands '__bEOTURES EDUCATIONAL, THE NATIONAL GUARD |S 23 ses Ssh ETZ a FRENCH LECTORE BY LA VICOMTESS 4 yi company was not end a number MONDAY, < farwoio at Carizaano, nee ‘de la Tour a’ gess IN "WASHINGTON. the men do not know the position of the COMPLIMENTARY HENEFIT Subjec THE TRAINING 8CH THE KINDER. soldier. The third and fourth sergeants jOOL, Ol garten Association of Baltimore is were not posted according to rank. The ready t feive ‘applications for the year beginning October, "Renprohenaive and edvateed courses fot tenchers. Superior advantages to those desiring TENDERED TO je Fredonia, Weinesdts eat, } Miss Carrie Pryor, _8 pm. Tiekets. $1.00. Assisted by the following artists: i ae os Another Week Devoted to the An- Desaeeneneges 8.1 aN, SONS & €0., MR. FRANK BANT CHURCH OF oor Paraen, & complete cvurse, For particulars, apply, to Miss | : no sword knots. One officer had figure two Mr. David Ci Tinnes, Me ang Dr. Bigers ar iattyand Les. GAOLINE MiG, Warkt, Director at oe, ac pt atratd SPACE nual Inspections. on his helmet instead of figure five Two George Scott Conley, at F43 pelos, Mabon = School, 2 Lafayette ave’ orto Mie, “HEE! 7 . men had coats partly unbuttoned. One = Se et. E tee Den, Roerow.”" sfice Harriet “Whiting. of Boston, | WOOD, 2126 Oak st., Baltimore, Md. man wore russet shoes. One man’s belt Miss" Jessie Good, needed biacking. One man wore torn gloves. One man had hammer down, and two men had hammers at full cock, “wilt sing ths, following selections: ‘10,000 Yards of Henriet! Fancy W. Saver tans ie eee Se a ne. TSC. ‘36-inch Fancy Wool Plaids that we sold for 80c. a yard. You get the entire chotce at The Tuxedo Mandolin Club and The Alpine, Trio, and my12-2¢* Al baugh’ Ss oma poe oni B- ALLEN, Manacer. EXCURSIONS, &c. Last time oca's Gem, ; Correspondence with employers is invited. Girofle-Girofla. |Cabin John Bridge Pua er We ag CRITICISM FAVORABLE AND ADVERSE Place, Boston, Mass. ‘New York, N.Y. amigo, D.O. Engineers and Fifth Battalion Toe the Mark. my12-2awim* < TEACHERS’ AGENCIES— 4 803 12TH : A special course of twelve, lessons, beginning > : ose tRG gating May 31, will be given tn 38-inch Fine All-wool Spring Weight Cheviot Fancy that we sold AMUSIN AL UNDER aaa and Hotel. peste Meso te ee Beano aes See ee : sigs oe me er Jeep iel Ages! Sete | opera ith fr. D n.W., comma THE MOST POPULAR RESORT NEAR THE CITY. ts, is SeeNC Washingor Boo anny N 19c. seas PROP. R. H, HEYGSTER ay eT ae ee ks, reate. rte. 50 ARTISTS. Of the Masoule ‘Temple Orchestra, will render | cept Saturdays snd May 30. Tem Sy each low on to Sill our gi st fo erson in clubs of three, or $4 “ ng seme Sue selections of munis on Yor the course may be patchased tn college office. MONDAY EVENING, MAY 14, At the above place. Reserved Seats, 25. 50 aod = No higher. ‘Tomorrow (Sunday) Stay Ti, Graad Concert. "The Marvelous girl so; MISS EDAH CARR, Miss Alice Johnson sof tbe principal members of the Strakoseh Opera will 1 ite EO RLM Ta Ba ad OS Nag ese aft atte a ARA A. SPENCER, Prin. re only ask S0¢ Dreese of a summer eve, and still rule, a great improvement in the appearance Black Figured Wash Indias, for a summer silk that is suitable for mountain or sea- 6: shore, nothii ON PIANO OR SINGING--EXPERIENCED © Figured Wash Tokios, _Ha¥e you the various companies and men | excellent. fis enc rR tg Company. Regular Music, day and evening, on and after or; student Peabody Conservatory, Balt.; at \é sattable for © aie a bride or ate 2 that tng alls ahs is, oe patrieds nothing tans = cgeeneed ate : bearing, excellent; stead- May 21, 1894, homes or my residence: care paid begit than 60 whole pleces to select from; the finish of these a ‘as soft over last year is noticeable. The fifth bat- nee ™ Military Opera, oo RESTAURANT A LA CARTE AND TABLE 3 20c. a lesson. “MUSIC, 817 12th st. nw. 1t* Lies <4 my’ ea sees i } : y j ze talion and the engineer corps have faced the music, and the official comments of the inepecting officers are given below. D'HOTE. MER COURSE. ‘TELEPHONE, 600. IVY INSTITUTE BUSINESS —— 4 RA! q mecsemnonn & soxs, [Souther Come gut am neh bese LYNN, A. M., Prinetpal. | myi2-2te Proprietors. | | Rookkeeping, arithactic pelling, rapid penman- | pect Ler 2 I business subj Arion Singing Society. oT li i! ( i; i th only the daintiest figures and strij suitable for a queen to wear, buy yourself either a waist or a dress of this silk at yard, thut some houses claiin is’ cheap at 8c. ch Printed Indias, on Navy, Black, brown and Gray grounds, at O0c. & yard, has jects. excelled and “successful course in | @LRAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUST. : 2 — ness course, day or night, $25 a year. brought us @ great many customers, the very first invoice we received contained 200 it major did not hold his s ‘The typewriting and’ shorthand course, $15. =, Pieces, which is about 10,000 yards, and if the same order would not have been dupli- improved wonderfully since last in: at an “order,” EDW. H. ALLEN, Manes« Estabiished 1876. Diplomas and positions for | ated not rard ld be honse ford ly since spection. >” nor Gid he or the hiean tess sGeiana Wane Grand Excursion graduates. “Send for arnouncement. ”apiine | D> cated not a yard would be tur our impedes eas eee & cei pation maa aae oe Commissioned staff—With the exception of haster setgeant return swords cor - 7 4 Tomorrow, MOUNT VERNON SEMINARY, Call to get 3 Sad tt gone. the acting adjutant, none of the staff held the fe yee yee staf re Grand Popular Concert SUNDAY, MAY 12, TO M ang Lith ste. hose All-silk, 24-inch Black Figured Jacquards are as true 9s steel, as to quality Ane he command “atten- Pp’ uD . 22, Toarding and Day School for Young Ladies and ce Several seasons ago they were searee at $1.25 a yard, with only a few ” coming to the “order River View. Little Girls Patterns to select from. Today we are selling the identical quality: at Gc. «yard and The colors are not regulation, and horows Sunday Night, May 13,) 2. lee aan 1 can show you more than a score of styles. ly medern progress! i meth- Allsilt Failles y! uly ‘and~ spirit. Primary, secondary and Bengalines in such colors ex Orange, Lavender, Green, Ga Pink, en been sedoced 5 ods Steamer Pentz leaves wharf at 10:40 a.u. _ giate classes. t and will wash like a plece of Irish linen; ithe price Ne only 60, yard: whlch peice ie nly, quote Trancy Figured Wash Japs, all cream grounds, but aq many it colorings as there are days in a year: iprall our experience we have, never at yralne: hen Te rat saw, them they were regular goods at regular peices;_afver_we Clasea out they came to Us a8 a special Job; if Fou.ean appreciate gold Weight cloth. representing Washington at 2 and pm. BURNER. A. The leading school of business short od, STR. RIVER QUEEN leaves for all river land-| Highest attainable grade of ‘nstroction ‘st es" | ee at — a.m.; returning, reaches Washington | _*t® cost. Catalogue. ‘coat One belt plate ora” during the woes ah not im center of body. One man A gn FB = wate, 2 ftnen_ at |-wool Navy Blue Storm Se"se#, three different shades of blue, letters blouse. One man had ’ Were The. a Flack Storm Serges, two excellent numbers, one at ‘3c. a yard and the other S0c. Biack Henriettas, 89¢., 49¢. 40-inch Biack Batiste, 89¢. 54-inch Black Cloth, Plain and Figured Swobaira Ben dee. Ale eee pack Iba tross, Figo: Nun's ni and Datist a Half-wool ie eee 19¢., thie ena vs ES.” LACES. LACES. It’s eminently a Lace season. May fs a Lace Month. Do you know that our stock of Laces has grown ‘ke a mush- room the past week. Over 200 new pleces added to the stock. There is a cercain 4 ‘ape that you do not find elsewhere. Fs ply porrgea we control a great many desirat kinds, mat special bargain lots this sale. Fine Swiss and Nainsook ‘Bigings and Embroidcries. We closed cut quite a lot of half pieces from al er that we deal with, which look to us as if they were once in a retail stock —well, it matters not, we bought them cheap—and you shall buy them still cheaper, they are very fine goods and very eng mostly pafrow and medium i RETURN OF THE FAVORITES, De Wolf fo 5 oem 3 al charters, @inners, &e., apply at office, 7th| ginne ogg eee pets ag aici and M sw. Telephone call 825. my2-tt Home ai Dat. nw eS rR z [0 RAW ROUTE TO ats pes anjandrum —OURT VERNON, we myi2-tt | Passing over Bridge, in view of th ihe principal pinccts of ales: @aCaDEMY. Prices, 25, 50, TSc. and 1. eg ‘harch, where Washington shy the Marshall House, here Col. Elis- ‘Matinee Saturday—Matinee prices, 25, 50 and Te. | Tort t . marten, HI NRICH 8? eee eee a ce es. Neceneodl Institute, you thea “soter the Washingtos | 14TH STREET AND MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE, GRAND OPERA COMPANY. estate, 7,000 acres (with anclent and revolutionary 2 ‘This (Gaturday) Evening, mansions) ‘IL_TROVATORE cea SPRING the gate of ‘on and tomb. aeS*yccuon iarthe erentng. ‘Special ‘DENTISTRY. (rh same cast as Monday night, which includes Fleming, Guille, Del Puente, Luchino. | | The only route giving an. opportunity. of seeing It’ s the Belief Ce k's all points for the tourist, at and takes bat a pile B > and repertoire cards = for kor Mao for the round trip; no delays; no smoke; no dust. |——— Thet our work Is better and our prices —- lower than elsewhere that mkes our success —_ and “Rigoletto,” may be had at tho box| Take traine Penns, R. R. station, 9:45, 10: 3: ey also returned their swords after dirty | being inspected, dra’ gloves. One man had torn gloves. Several | ward; but they allied tans te pico: 3 ie to prescribed in gy men had dirty shoes. Two men kept turn- Grill regulations during in. ing heads and looking around. Six men had spection. hammers down, pieces at the “order,” and | pany, which wor festa in wane eae box. @ © ale Blue, Canary, Nile, (1 He Under the direction of Mr. Edgar Strakosch, | 9:30. p.m. Spring teri begin Hel @ me wiaee Tes ghuoal goad value a yard. A—This company is composed RS EL Mr. Edgar Strakosch MZADETH , "SOMMERS, ® eq Ailtilk Pouble-warp Colored Surahs, eveiy shade that in recognized aaa color es ecking. athletic men of military Bounces the first appearance in Wash- PLANKED SHAD" 4a9-tt Principal. < instion will be found among this assortment. We For BF tus line of Silk at ying ce if the have made @ better ap- aun <0 ‘aT Wiss RALCHITS CIVIL, SERVICE INSTITVTE AND @ wi > a aruyaeere at 65c. a as ual of the sword. = company had been sized, MAESHALL HALL Business College, 1207 10th n.w. Pupile prepared | “= gach. thaph aed ‘Whtee Ciaeee te te ae geantty ante jeeatnable a at Be. 8 Non-commissioned staff—Sergeant major | was rte agers — was excellent ye | Miss Edah Carr, SUNDAY, MAY is. successfully om Sa Se S shown by tis in the slik ‘ine, at fhe quanti Ale Mey ye Bo ia not hold sword properly at an “order.” | fle closers (one of thea me cues Gress) re at now. We want to hustle them faster into th 1 % The wonderful girl soprato, who is oply Kegggeee dicen oe ann one fh ng ee “ELEMENTARY OR ADVANC- | @®) $1.00 and §1-19 quality all at T5e. a yard. ctnateln of trade Oy aclng ‘Be, jew omy s lively conversation while in- 18 years of age, and possesse> 2 voice of } pce imam MA cietiees Megitiat attention txtekeeen oe Novelties in Fancy Taffetas, plain and changeable effects, not lees thai hundred arms was going on The atten- cmetists enedaea Gam conte &P ROE: 280 "p.m. willing and adult puplis. Experienced tutor.’ Ex- | @@) different patterns to show, for dreeses, walate on trimming, You” wilt never fod bet See commander was call- Mina Patti when sho was first brought cellent references. Prof. J., 1408 Hopkins place, selection and we are positive not at the price we quote, which is T5e. Se od to the offenders by one of the - Pieter Fare, round-trip, _near 20th and Pista. aaa Bm @ Ai wenrare of Wik a eahguld ‘ever maken purebaee A erie Boating Fm SES the command “attention.” One non-com- | ing officers, but for reasons Eaown only t> peo ee ee ee * WOOD'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE AND ‘SCHOOL e through our immense stock. missioned staff officer brought sword to | himself he failed to put an end to the con~ re af clanaet seman eae of Frans ol ane ‘pewstig sii East Capitol | Wash Fabrics. ‘inspeci.on” after the inspector had passed | V‘Tsation. The attention of the major com- appear: Welcome. ° Positions ‘wecured. Day and cvening | @g} __ Here is another line that we claim a thorougi knowledge of mot a dollar's worth him. og eg ‘te Site Stn Ste Sum Bad : fegsions. Rates reduced. Call or write for circulars | “of these Foods afe bought by The plece everything te ease fot Company A—All the men in this company | Cident Indicating slate nt eeootee eee = ntted Swiss— range of ‘prices, starting at 10e-, 12%, 15, 18, 20, 25, 30, 85, 45 eee ans pach r x in aca tora pan ve looked like soldiers, and most of the tactical | @ disinclination (to leas) bury, TS LRAGUR— yan say the of Miss Isabelle Uraw Mr. Guy Standing, Home and Tomb of Washington. ART STUDENTS” I LEAGUE NINTH SEASOS aut 4 aha, nd Colored Tarlatan, pink, green, garnet, cardinal, canary, orange, cream, @ scree may be attributed to their age. | Company commander to enforce it, the coms hart, Mr. George Hy ‘The palatial steamer evening. vq. White and black, 10c. a yard. Several men executed “right dress” at com- = was formed in single rank. The first Miss Clyde Collins, Broderick, Qut of door classes in ols and water colors, & SR Tapert India non at 8, 10, 12, 14, 17, 20, 28 and u5c. Every yard worth @ | mand “open ‘open ranks,” not waiting for com- | tenant remained at a “carry sword” For cireviars, se 3 Se. . re. |mand “march.” The id uring inspection. Two cales’ To 7 4 Handsome New Striped Dimity—white ground with na’ lavender, light blue, cap’ and first ser- men grasped pieces The Opera Quartette Charles Macalester = ereGaan isa ~ are ee tnd black stripes, ‘This ts one ot the prettione main ba Soaks We hack ten up ab eos | geant ae Boca fords Srvecty at the preg pty me aed pt 3 band un- 7 Gl ‘AKOMA PARK, D. | we import poods show b c ce it about —third—12! eteen men * " Officers And Albauzh’s Orchestra in choles so Will leave foot of 7th and M s.w. daily (except Donrdine ait day chal oer Geuiar Saeko ae @ New Printed Jaconet, Bhctesse, have you stent Sone ar lat peas gos at an “order.” with poly om gk Sater held ewords ata “carry” instead of an “or- —— -m. 30 p.m, children, “Full graduating courses in. Engli neatest and coolest wa ‘that bur, t deal th a und gun sling. The luring preliminary inspection, One A refined and popular program. Se POE EG ees Latin, modera languages, ae. Mise RUSS, Trin” | @@) taste in this material that any Indy coud weer, fall 86 inches Site andtonie we fhe spiaing. of the cnrtrings be es was very ir-|™&0 had blouse partly unbuttoned. One AEGULAR SUMMER PRICES, 25c., 50, and Te. Returning reach the city at 2 and 5:30 p.m. minta-3un Pique, agother new idea of the manufacturer, a little self-colored a regular, the a 4 ice man had letter “D” missing on bio: Seats now on sale at the bor fice. it ze Ss cana ETS @ woven between the welts, suitable for ladies’ dresses, children's Kilts or vests, only 1 continuing to hold thelr pieces “with the | ™A0_ Wore rubber overshoes, One man aut apis 98 oe Be Sern ‘Admission to iets dad sieliaen, 2 cts. mints ee @ "You want to come to us if you need anything in the White Goods line, whether Or- left hand. until it became necessary to let | {io1, em to Know how to execute “inspec- ae t¢ LESSONS ria Tie Saxe ae RETARD, ‘ gandies, ‘Mulls or other White Materials for Graduating Dresses, as no ope can ‘supply in order to come to “inspection arms.” arms.” One man did not know how to TOMIGHT AT 8, LAST APPEARANCE OF ‘itd 6 the ely coe (oleae) wo an GY you with standard quality of White Goods so low or 80 well as we. Srcona sergeant Gid not come cs tne. |= tnnerted te bu ee, a8 Mr. E. H. tickets of admtasion to the grounds and mansion. I ANG U AG ES. @ Woolen Dress Goods. Hon arma unt told £9 do so by inepecting | ten" alten “aesriey Ott ok Fine. Two mi tiie, 0a hea blind Oh kei en 4k Gk 6 ined Sr lent So eet Teen ee ee es ee ee ee and accompany inspecting officer untii five | suamber of piers at tnapection. mpection Seven men SO I H ERN. principal hotels. Elegant cafe on steamer. THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES. pe Boge sgn ere rer temo aig eg lake Ns Mg die ee ag lee Py lho open cartlign tnaea? Wie meen Aoere | mer Ode man bad bel too "loosee “Two apo mrachee Se NTs ameican | |G eee, ae ee Spring-weight Cloth, tn light Tan, Brown, Garnet, Blue, Green and somewhat unsteady in the ranks during in- | Sms" incorresly. Teer om. tnepection and Enropean cities. Open all summer. & Gray, that were 39. spection. One man closed his cartridge box | Gown, - One man had hammer (oder management of Dusial Frobiran.) Kiso suminer school at Asbury Park. chest fa, telnet rool Spring-weight Cheviot, in stripes, mixtures, plain and with “his left nand. The majority of the | had hammer at half evar end obe man | "RS. ALICE SWAIN HUNTER, STUDIO 1816 N ‘e pieces were not carried t the rns 3 men exe- Lord Marshall Hall. RS ALICE INSIRUGHONS ITALIAN. METH \@ Gre (fo, Siben Flenretin, Reveda, Lavender, Old Rose, Ten, Light Gray, Blue and t SDOUISST Gad coer pery ght the | cuted “order arms” from “right shoulder” eS Teonce Prevost, “itore Baril 4 sot oe ap ance All-wack encietts ant SergeS, in every imaginable shade, that were tainty wes dlepiayed by the men a stownat os om =p a B—This company ts w 49c. for 42-Inch Drab de Alma, Eern and Gray, that 5c. 5 tion” a= Se 4 e-looking lot of men, who Chumiey. | May Schedule. Gunston Institute. ie, for Osineh Ait-woet Figtral iatister me’ Dark ‘am, Melisteope, aod’ Geny, that oe commen ee Yet learned the attention, discipline, svesds. were bc. a oe es captain held ‘correc STR. CHAS. MACALESTER leaves for Marshall | _!*16 Smo sir. and Mrs. B. R. MASON. : m3 for inch, Batiste, Albatross and Henricttas, in all high. colors and ing Reker Some abs tor shut F Serna | cap apy ~ of ey The s ‘were S0e. 8 yard tenant der and the two lieutenan: : Next Week= Tall at 10 a.m. and 2:20 p.m.; returning, reaches | COUUMBIA COLLPGT OF Coma e ‘8¥e. for 38-inch All-wool Navy Blue Storm Se"ke#, two different effects, that were had > ae comme 60 @. “ens- $ irs i one man had piece at half cock. Two men opened cartridge A_' lowered pieces at inspection of arms. with- | had ‘evidentis received “ne instruction "tn out closing chambers or lowering hammers, | even the position of the soldier eecy 22 | nd one other man attempted the same feat. | conversation in the line ut fae tee One man hesitated in bringing piece from | during inspection ‘Tee npn the “order” to “snspection arms.” Seven- | sized and exhibited considerable unsteaats | teen mem took pisces from inspector with | n wing 4 | both hands, instend of with the left hand | move eet eet tie ae movements of the ‘After bones bal Sentosa ate e@ Free advantag tor. im* f AND FRENCH Ty only. Fifteen men failed to “port arms” | the before closing chamber. Fifteen men failed | spected by the inspecting =. | to “port’ arms” after lowering hammer. | closed om with the left Nand ani coverel Seven men returned to “order” from “port | men did not close them on time The arms” improperly. One man lowered ham-| were deficient in the handling of ner gga closing chamber. Two men had/ There was no first acting biank cartriéges and empty shell in cart- | first sergeant Several men ridge boxes. One sergeant was chewing in ~ , pana s — ranks, and one other sergeant had service | company gave an excellent practical exhi chevrons: improperly placed on sleeve < tion in bull c ¥ ~< coat. A large number of the men cami AQ had, “order arms” from “right shoulder” im-| dispatch, and intrenched themecives preperly during muster. wes Company B—This company would have | onds. made @ much better appearance had it been | electric light was fo impracticas properly sized. The rear rank was improp- | ble and the flags were AAS req erly formed, which may have been caused | tion. The message sent to Capt. Horton 1850 ap13-3m » Principal. wid oc80 Mr. and Mrs. W. D. CABELL, Principals. This is the season and we have some extreordinary good values to offer you for this ‘weekalee's line uf Tubio Damask, in Cream and Bleached—thet have never been equaled in Prices. ‘Towels at 1 - gach moans the Ife. kina. means the 35c, kind. 18 a constantly increasing one. Extracting, DDS0B99B9900 at Fi By Office of the heotoony, St BH, Droop & Sons’, and | 11:50 a.m. 1: ae De: flee, ay esandrla Fert, — Pith sas oF anata oseiepong et moms one ee ee ae weight, 40. pete esenee ae rear Tank aa not | storm?" He ceaanren it thus: “What de te myiz-te | foot Sane 2-inch Gream Damask, double face, 69c, | ¢ his number. The leutenants did not think of this drill : leading hotel 2:20 Fare, Wi to Mt. Vernon and re: | ——— celain crown, $3; gold, ma + je face, know his ni x. Ti " His answer wast GRAND MILIT ‘ARY turn, ‘$0 cents. i ap30-tt |——— $6: very best full fet Reeth ‘Gt. Grown and 32-inch Cream » heavy weight, 69e. ea in ae = | By eu 4 take the positions prescribed in drill regu- | “*V useful.” was lations while company was being inspected. “che : e first sergeant did not hold bis sword Instruction, theref needed this properly at an “order.” Only two ser-| branch, as well ae in the manual . Mg geants and one private held the piece at an | The captain should not have saluted the ine bridge work a special AND CIVIG CONCERT "Blorsncg. il make tro, tripe, sundaye ont. Heat Dr. Graham, 307 7th St. ves 324 canal at 9 a.m. and 2:' BY THR WORLD-RENOWNED Bont tor ebarter for the Great Fails and Upper |_™311 U, S. MARINE BAND. 72-inch Bleached Damask, 62%¢. 72-inch Bleached Damask, “CACE CURTAIN SALE. eonnesescosonsonseey fel - ” ” Potomac at seasonable rates, toguie of eres; | You'll Always Want Us na? 21, S0ine to make a big sacrifice on Fine Curteloe—entirely toy many on hand. | We coo g With rst two Angers of Fight hand | spector st the second inspection, Six men mb22t Br wo imore House \ wey had shipped us ol ithout letters coata. Four men FALL, STH AND L sts oe | BY thee Smo me perform f apd, Eel ering Se Swiss and irish Point Curiae, ind to Bdvertion them’at very meer half whet Uey are for the first platoon. One man lifted his| had no cap ornaments. One man had cap faoar tat 18, 8 O'CLOCK. TALLY HO COACH LINE DAILY, 9:30 AM. 2 a Ege at correla Aciualy ‘worth. bere hand to his head, and several men in the|on back of head. One man had berdhen ‘Greatest Musical Treat ever presented to} D-D- from 511 i3th st.—Arlington. Cabin 3.5. ROCHE, 15 PENNA. AVE. N.W. wonet Fy rine Cran. ‘tall length and extra wide, very select patterns; that joes rect aren 7g re ge to pond showing. Four men had , erest. Friday n t pector. Sev-| down, pieces at the », ad Sommers Sie eee x Myer Partie 9am, Tip, Gers limited, 0c. SOPORE PEA TIN aa aE FINGER One Lat ‘genuine ish Point TGurtaine, full length and excellent width; sold for $6.00; eral men did not hold the piece correctly at | hammers at halt cath ie mas ee * Under gsi « = seashore, have your teeth attended to in order , Fine Irish Point Curtains; that sold for $20.00; selling at 11,00. oe te tiae ee + awkward | cartridge box or legging. One officer wore @ ~- to avold having your pleasure marred by aching Noftingham Cartaina, ful 84 yards Tong, Brussels eect; special vaive, $8.00; ae jece. ‘ational Rifles’ medal. Ceptain did not ac % Washington Society apd OMcial circles. AMUSEMENT HALI teeth, headache, neuralgia, and many other selling 3 $1.50 a pair. opening of the cartridge boxes was promptly For the Benefit of VETERANS’ and SONS compiainte referable to diseased dental organs. VETERANS’ FREDFRICKSBURG ME- Fon RET_Pr THE DAY, NIGHT, WEEK oR | For rst-class work go to Dr. BERRY, 1715 sth MORIAL FUND and FUND FOR PROMO- Fellows’ Hall, on 7th’ st. between | _*t. m.w.; very moderate prices. “my$-8t* TION OF THB NATIONAL PEACE JUBI- Brand and Be sts. D.W.; a staged hall in the | FRE® DENTAL INFIRMARY.—TEETH | Ladies’ Muslin Underwear. Only two items, but contain a volume of solid facts. $00" dow White Ly ge made of the best Muslin, trimmed with deep ruffle of cambric i i company as | and well executed, but the arrangement of | Thirteen men “port | the boxes was irregular. The officers had ae hem no sword knots. The first sergeant came to | fourteen men led to “port if H j t i H “present” from the “order.” One man had| lowering hammer. ‘Two ity; with ante rooms and supper room attached. FILLED embroidery; regular $1 and $1.25 Skirt, at 59. | t 3 cartridge boxes oi 7 ae faite Tall coneertay fae tnd eater-| cept coat of maceral eae 1825 He wt. nines’ dene ota Covert, Bek, low, agence ent V-ahape eck; they ere cut. 84. Lea taste, Hoe pee ee eae eergand | contained cartridge sbelie Cue man closed ‘wore THE BLUE and THE GRAY. Fee eoets tested am ct steam | ea he oe fhe Columbian Univs a et Ceri Rosie covers, these are extra quality and heavy fringe; oar regular | One man hada plece of paper stuck under | ed. Several men were slow in rt Admission Tickets may be exchanged for | Will fod it to their advantage to call for terms | traction free. Infirmary open trom Octover 3 to $1.00 cloth, at Be is belt and one man had handkerchief | the “onder” to “inspection se23-tr Reserved Seats upon payment of 25 Cents WALTER A. BROWN, 1 Pa. = June 30. ‘250 Pure Linen Carriage guaranteed fast color, at 33c. showing. One man wore a colored collar. | had coat partly unbuttoned, Additional at Droop’s, 925 Pa. ave. i lt Robes, “arent reduction a rent until fall. 50 pairs Portieres, ‘ann dado ‘top and bottoa, very heavy ban $2.79 « pair, Two men had no collars. Three men wore | lowered hammer bef. OSH DENTAL PAR ESTAB. 1887, Worth $4.50. “ fore closing chamber at dmiss' Ro soo “es ees 1508 14th m. 100 11-4 White Crochet ads, 8 thread yam Marseille pattern, 8c. each. wen a. nvm cmamer ee i “port | irspection of arms, Two men wore dirty Admission, 25 Cents. OCEAN TRAVEL Teeth inserted, #7 to" $20. Open all” Bours ‘and 200 pairs of Ironclad Muslin wold last week, ‘lc. each. — tpund chamber, And sixteen | gloves, and one man wore torn gloves. Sev- . pei | men failed to “port arms” after lowert AT SMALLS, 16TH AND G s7s. a | Stindaye, “Local Shacettctic: painiess extraction. UITS "AND “WAISTS 2d Fioor. a an ing | eral men were without belts and lecging, RESERVED SBATS, 50 CENTS, | TRAVELERS AND TOURISTS oe . basemen. we men hei ly scratched | Several men were slow in to the Zs EE ne ‘kote, at $2.98, in all belts. Five men took pieces from inspector aT DROOP’S, 925 Pa. AVE. Should carry PAINLESS, YET SAFE, METHODS Blue Serge Suits, Ra rarer a mg cote, a Navy Blue Cloth Fin! ‘Also at Newsstands and Hotels, and trom Committeemen. Academy - [lusic, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 23. GRADUATION AND COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES OF Itartyo College, Presenting Comedy, Tragedy, Melodrama, Classic Scenes, Gardens of Statuary, and an exquisitely de- lightful entertainment. Reserved seats, 25 and 50 cents, at Metzerott’s, 4110 F st. A few good seats left. myl0 LYCEUM THEATER. ALL THIS WRHEK. GEORGE DIXON'S Prof. Jack pe ma Poor Oe GEORGE DIXON, Feather-weight Pugilist of the World. FIELD and HANSON'S DRAWING CARDS. Next eek GENTLEMEN'S DRIVING PARK, NEAR S Asaph Junction, Vs. Information ‘received daily. ‘Traine leave B. and P. depot at 11:50 a.m, 1:30 Dm. 15 minutes to driving park: apis: ie CALIFORNIA, TEXAS, MEXICO. Special semi-monthly ‘Tourist Parties over the Southern Pacitle Company's Su: Routes. Cheap rates. Apply to THE SOUTHERN PaCiric ¢ CO., 343 Broadway, ——- GEORGE DEALULE, S04 Ket a: he ‘AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY TRAVELER'S OHEQUES. Worth face value anywhere in the world without Adentification; refunded if lost. PRINCIPAL OFFICE OF CO., 65 BROADWAY, N.Y. myi2-wés Guion Steamship Co. ; miter Steamship sail fortnightly SEW. wos Det LIVERPOOL NEW, Arizona, Saturday Alaska,” Saturday. Cabin, $00 and up Second cabin, Steerage, $25. Bedding aru ail requisites furnished free. END Agents, New York, or or mb17-3m&2d Netherlands line From New York to Rotterdam via Boulogne sur S. Amsterdam, Sat. Rotterdam. Thu $50 to ormuation 270, ,*2, General Passenger ad) w York. or to agents at . MOSS, O21 Pa. aves Erb BOOP, 925 Pa. ave. @15 idth st. nw. $50 TO $175; 2D CL. bedding free: plans o fature sailing date, ‘engaged, C. L. DuBOIS, Agent, 631 Fleven parties for Europe, visiting principal tals and art centers. First departure by 8.8. May 2. Other dates, May 26, June 2, 27 and 20, Zellenstons Park, &., 62 days’ tour, Sheer ‘ie aes by all railroad and eamsbip lines. Stimates furnished for any tour. ARTHUR W. ROBSO: Agent Thos. Cook & Son, mh10-tf 615 15th st. ow. a (OTARTES: PUBLIC. | UB. | ‘ 13a Fae | asement) i321 Pst. _Always io clice fice, hours, Watt COMMISSIONER OF FOR EVERY STATE and territory. Notary U. $. Commissioner. 28 JOHN B BEALL 1321 F st. ow. Applied in ental operations. Charges moder- ate. See ad.” in another column. EVANS DENTAL PARLORS, PA. AVE. fe2 UT. & DENTAL aSOCERTON: THE LEADING dental organization of America. Scientific DEN- 'TISTRY at moderate prices by experts oply. 401 7TH ST. See card in another column. ocd ae _BIORAGE. Make Moving Easy By employing our movers and vans, Satis- factory service 1s assured. The men are ex- perienced in handling furniture, and the vans are built especially for the purpose. Let us take your order as soon as possible. W. B. MOSES & SON‘ 11TH AND F STS. N. W. myll Fire Proof, Burglar Proof. ‘This is the kind of a storage warehouse to patronize in troublesome times like these. If your goods are worth storing they are worth storing safely. STORAGE WAREHOUSE, AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST CO., _myl0 1140 15TH ST. Store Your Pianos With Us! —— We're in position to take the care of ‘will put them in “‘cap-a-ple” p them so, all at a moder- ———-_ ate cost. See us about it! SANDERS & STAYMAN. 934° F ST. N.W. myt _ Mi DICAL. &c. NOTICE—DR. BROTHERS No cure, no pay. advertising physician in tablished 45 years. 906 B st. s.w, BO years’ experien Consultation free Nervous Exhaustic people who a ena ly i as been in. use 4a toe city, 906 B sw. A very nobby Covert Cloth ‘Sue, cutawa Very quality of Tan Covert i duck vests, Ladi Le bray, at $1 ie @ & & } . es e 3 ® 6 © ® @ @ © ® @ co) @ ® Ss] Vor Best Quality Pisin Seleciay 1 Good Selecta i gylors. tncleding Jute, Best lity, Rerer ‘Satin, Fa 35e. and 50c. Selecta, all Silk Selecia, 25 Inches wide, Silk Leno, ioe. a And 10,000 yards Beat Cambric, BEM cloth, in all colors, Here is where wo draw a big line. that we do. The sale on these goods alone exceeded over $200, house | One case, and that no dou! goods, at An assorted lot of Calicoes, T AN] KA iN S. ines. its, with cutaway jackets, very stylish, at $3.98. with cuta' ad Ja — ie ag ry one-button omeer Jacket, with three Taneiced Eycaie ‘Walets,” yoke hack, all sizes, 40c. Ladies’ Blue, Pink and Lavender Stripe Laundered Walsts, very nobby, 0c, Ladies’ Shirt Front Laundered Waists, the swe Ladies’ White and Colored Embroidered W: Tadles’ Pi Pink, Tight Blue ‘and Lavender Laundered Waists, made of the very finest cham- _ LIN INGS. shirt of the season, 9c. turn-over collar and cuffs, at 98¢c. igh shades, Se. No house ever did or we Pe og heme ——— cad ox oe ra the po ae aan of Fine Strictly oo wool French Challies—it is a pleasure to see the many pretty styles—the regular 50c. 29c. a Yard. Indigo Prints, the very best standard print, stacke of them, at 4c. a Yard. Amoskeag Ginghams, staple and fancy styles, abont 100 pieces, all we ask is sc. a Yard. Cotton Challies, from the piece or in regular dress patterns, 3c. a Yard. Percale Finished Shirting Prints, a solid case of 2,000 yards, 3c. a Yard. Apron Ginghams, not over 900 yards, in 2 to 5 yard lengths, 50 pleces of Colored Cheese Cloth, an shades. 2ic. a Yard. no matter at what prices others advertise Ui, S018 8 00, Market Pcie ANCH JICUSE IN TH You will always find our house the lowest, with both hands, instead of with left hand | ‘Gogng so, Tight Shoulder’ at muster. only. Two rifles had been varnished or painted or polished in some way. Two rifies had very dirty chambers. One man lowered piece to the “order” very noisily. One man lowered hammer before closing chamber. Company C—This company presented a very good appearance and went through in- spection and muster with a snap that show- ed careful instruction and attention to drill. The leutenant did not strictly adhere to the position laid down in the drill regulations during the inspection of the company. The opening of the cartridge boxes was done in @ very st-aggling manner. Steadiness in ranks was excellent, with the exception of an inclination on the part of a few men to watch the inspector. Sixteen men the piece with the first two fingers of the right hand under the gun sling at an “or- and one man kept his feet closed to- gether. The movements in the manual of arms rendered necessary at inspection and muster were well execute!. The officers had no sword knots. Four men were with- out figure “5” on helmet shield. One man wore russet shoes. One man wore torn gloves. Three men wore dirty gloves. One man wore belt plate with some sort of cleaning material still on. Two men had der.” Six- ‘po! fore closing chamber. Nineteen men failed to “port arms” after lower- ing hammer. One man took piece from in- spector with both hands. Two men raised pieces from “order” to “inspection arms” improperly. One man had letter C placed on coat collar backward. Four men came to “order” from “inspection arms” without steadying piece with left hand. Company D.—The appearance of this com- pany was not up to the mark. There was a decided absence of military bearing, and a thorough cou-se of instruction in “school of the soldier,” together with “setting-up drill,” is much needed. The first Neutenant and first sergeant did not hold swords cor- rectly at an “order.” Only three men held the first two fingers of right hand over the gun sling at an “o-der." The lieutenants did not take position laid down in drill regulations during the inspection of the company. At the command “attention” several men executed “right dress.” The opening of the cartridge boxes was exe- cuted with great irregularity, and there was @ great amount of unsteadiness in the Company C.—This company presented @ Presented very excellent ce and remarkable si ess In ranks. Three men did not know the position of a soldier. The captain allowed the company to remain at an “order” during the muster. The captain Wore a water-proof cover on cap. One man Wore rubber overshoes. The first t did not have belt plate in Loomer oe body. This fig hot held armed wit 4 id not hol aw by correctly at the rder.” One corporal failed to come to the ier” after being inspected. One man stood with feet unnecessarily apart during inspection. —_ Grand Army Men at Fredericksburg. Wednesday night an interesting incident took plac? on Scott's Island, Fredericksburg, Va. preliminary to Thursday's exercises. Maj. William Howard Mills and a delegation of Grand Army men from Washington pre- sented on behalf of the ladies of Washington two handsome flags, state and national, to R. 8S. Chew Camp, Sons of Confederate Vet- erans, in acknowledgment of its offer to escort the Grand Army post, who intended to go Fredericksburg to decorate the graves of the Union and confederate soldiers on May 3. The date was afterward changed to May 30, which confiicted with the ar- rangements Chew Camp had made to go to Richmond to the dedication of the soldiers and sailors’ monument. State Senator Little made a pleasant speech in receiving the fiag. <o>. siti Fashionable London Affair. Mr. Henry Herbert Asquith, Q. C., M. P., secretary of state for the home department, was married Thursday at the fashionable St. George's Church, Hanover Square, Lon- don, to Miss Margot Tennant. Roth Mr. and Mrs. Gladstone signed the marricge register. There was general cheer- ing as the bride and bridegroom left the church after the marria; Judge Hanfor’ a as issued an |4r junction restraining all persons from in- terfering with or trespassing upon property of the Great Northern.