Evening Star Newspaper, June 23, 1894, Page 9

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY. AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, 1101 Pransylvania Avenne, Cor. 1th Street by ivening Star Newspaper Oompany, S.H. KAUFFMANN, NN, Pres’t. Tew York Odin, $9 F 49 Potter E ter Building, own account, at 10 cents per moutu. Copies at the counter By matl—aoywhere in the United cada—postige prepald—SO cents per Quintuple Sheet Star, ge adds t. $3.00. $1.00 per year; FA Rates of advertisiga made ‘known on Application, Part 2. Che Fpening Sta . Pages mo WASHINGTON, D. C., AMU SEMENTS. EXCURSIONS, &c. EDUCATIONAL _ BASE BALL ee and S0c. GRAND OPSNING AT H. ROSENBERG 'S RESTAU- 1239 11th st. s.e., Mi evening, June 25; concert by first-class musicians: a grand Will be served from ¥ to 11:00 o'clock p.m.* A Grand Concert at BETHESDA PARK ON SUNDAY, JUNE 2%. Everything first-class and at city prices. $e2-2e* MULLIN & McCOBB, Props. ALBAUGH'’S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. EDW. H. ALLEN, Manager, TONIGHT FAMOUS LIVING PICTURES The Bohemian Girl BY THE STRAKOSCH COMIC Next week—Johnson and Shaw's new opera, “Marken, or the Legend of Vuur Bril.” GENTLEMEN'S “DRIVING PARK, 3 ‘Tra Jel8-6t st. Fie merge received daily. depot 11:50 a.m., 12:50, 5 —— 15 minutes to delving myld- Junction, = aes gallery for rent; ith amusements B after. KEW NATIONAL “THEATER. Brery Eyenins 7 Saturday Matines Fourth W. the Comedy essen oN Ss Ax, ISLAND,” = UNCLE. pas oe Co. KERNAN'S LYCEUM. THEATER. SUMMER GARDEN.) ENE, 470.0. B EVENINGS, § TO 12. FEMALE WALKING MATCH 4. HOAGLAND, cham- Dioa sandisoe val toe walker of Old Dominion Jockey Club. |* FIVE RACES EACH DAY. Race Rain or Shine. Books om New York and Western Races. ‘Trains leave the B. & P. depot at 12:50 and 1:50. First race st 2:30. Trains retura after the races. Positively no imipeoger characters admitted. 60 CENTS. CALIFORNIA, TEXAS, Special ses MEXICO. pores! qsmlmonttiy Tourist Parties over the Routes. Sor aoe to THE socTe Ene PACIFIC CO. Totes es 40 8. 8d ¥ 7 German ‘st., Baltimore. jait-enwioet BANJO QUICKLY AND CORRECTLY Tapas by ncte or simplified method; reduced rat months. sei Parlors GEORGE DRAEGI EXCURSIONS, &o. Marshall Hall. Summer Schedule. ST, MACALESTER leaves daily, (Sunday excepted) at 10 a.m. and 2 Kini leaves Marsball Hall at 1 and “ER QUEEN leaves dais, © st. be 's wharf at 5 p.m. fe — shall Hall at 1:80 and‘7:20 p.m. — | Parties will LEA’ August and September SS Gees.:/33 Summer Tours River View. TOMORROW, SUNDAY, JUNE % MISS RUBY DEVEAU, ‘Queen of the Clouds, ‘The Handsomest Aeronaut Living, to a Thrilling Balloon Ascension eS Drop. ree Fust Sunday. ‘The Samuel J. Pents ar 10-45 it NORFOLK AND FORTHESS MONROR, VA. ROUND TRIP. ee steamer iz of the Lake will leave 6th st. for Norfolk Saturday, June 23, at 6:30 p.m., ona to Norfolk § a.m. Returning, leaves Norfolk 5 p.m. Old Point ep. mz arriving in Washington Monday, 7:30 6.m. state rooms for y Metropolitan Hot music store, corner 12th and ¥ Eighth Excursion Young Men’s Catholic Club OF GONZAGA OCOLLEGR, River View, Tuesday, June 26, 1894. Steamer Pents leaves 7th st. wharf 10 a.m., 2 and 6:30 p.m. ‘Tickets, 50 cents. Children, 25 cents. Je23-8t Steam Launch Dixie charter for Great Pulls and Cabin Jobo ‘or Potomac river tj Teasonable ire of |W. Hi. SALiPaoN, 405. jez2-1 For bridge, rates. ot aw. Epworth League Excursion TO BAY RIDGE, BY THE DISTRICT LEAGUE, TUESDAY, JUNE 26, 1804. Tickets, adults, $1.00; children, 600, ‘Trains leave B. and O. station at 9:15 a.m. and pm. Jedese ry “are | RAYMOND’S VACATION, EXCURSIONS. EXPENSES INCLUDED. ‘HILADELPHIA ia July, foc Of nine to twenty-te to the Principal Re- rgnty-tour days, to, the Principal Re- sorts of New cluding: SARATOGA, LAKES GEORGB AND CHAM- PLAIN and AUSABLE CHASM. THE WHITE, ADIRONDACK and GREEN MOUNTAINS. NIAGARA FA\ the THOUSAND ISLANDS, MONTREAL, QUEB! and the pes ISLES OF _ |OALS, MT. DESERT and Mi THE MaiiME PROVINCES, SPECIAL TRAIN THRO! York by the oe cbxclusioss ALASKA, outward by the Canadian Pacific route, homeward through the Yel: lowstoue National Park. July 6 Ol DO AND “THE YELLOW- STONE NATIONAL PARK, July 23 and August 13; to the Yellowstone Purk ‘and return, and to the Yellowstone Park and the Pacific coast, September Independent Railroad and Steamship Tickets to all points. Send for, descriptive book, mentioning whether Summer, Buropean, Alaska or Yellowstone tour is Ra aoe & Whitcomb, Jeastu.thest 10TH ST. ({UTUAL LIFE INS. BLDG, De ILADELPHLA. ELECTRIC BAIL ROUTE TO MOUNT VERNON, Passing over the famous Long Bridge, in view of Arlington, through the principal streets of Alex- andria t Christ Church, where Washi worshiped; the Marshall House, where Col Worth was killed; Gen. Braddock’s headquarters, Lodge and other Ulstoric places, thence . you traverse the bigh b giving ‘a beau- fal ‘view of Maryland avi the Fotcrane River for miles; you then ente: the Washington estate, 7,600 acres’ (with ancient and revolutionary mansions), which you run through miles to the gate of mansion and tomb. the De; rtments in the morning and visit Mt. wees io je evening. Special service, 3:20 The only route giving an opportunity of seeing all points too the tosrists and tekes but 2% hours far the round trip; no delays; no smoke; no dust. Take trains Penna. R. R. station, 9:45, 10:57, 250, 8:20 p.m. Aiso Alexandria 1:30, 2:30, 8: Mt. a and return, aU PERATIV! E TRIP TAKE A PLEASANT, REC during vacation, via M. & M.S. 8. Co., by sea fay, meg BE a eS tickets, apply to J. SPLIEDT, Agent, Hotel ‘fei Sundays. STR. MACALESTER leaves at 11 a.m, $0 p.m. Returning, leaves Marsbail tai and STR. JUEEN lea’ Mi wharf sos ra gus eaves Marshall Wail “at 6:30 Indian Head Trips, Landing at Marshall Hal! both ways, will mence ‘om Friday, June 1, and Saturday” June 2. wil every and every Friday aud Saturday in June. ee ae Guamence oo Thursday July 8. and every: Tours- at rurday throughout t Parites at’ the Hall caa avail themscives of the tri #iR, MACALESTER leaves Washington at 6:20 Dm. Leaves Marshall Hall at 9:30 mente Mating hoon ae on tuorafag and after- eck $1: can return om apy company’s | _ Upper regular steamers. ways, $2.00 round “trip. Each state oom contains Fare, Round Trip, 25 cts. r For further information add: A *HUGaINS, ARTE Runging time, either way, about one hour. Music by Schroder’s Band. Music and Dancing All Day. Steamer 1 D- from Baltimore, including meals and_main Saloon state room berth. $12.50 Agent, 4180 Yachting Cruises. ‘¢ Marshall Hall every even-€Q ing during the summer at 7:30 o'clock, thus giving our gueste the full enjoyment of fbi Role 2,000 cummer afternoons and evening sunsets. with electric. Higiite,bathe and all lat The MACALESVER and RIVER QUEEN Bendsomest and best euuipped aoe steamers SiaRsit ab HALL bai tess anal good nr er, improvements, will sail from New York tourists only ‘at 10 a.m. JULY 3 aud ali 4, for ports on the Buy of Fundy, Nova Scotia, Gulf and River of St. Lawrence, Saguenay river Quebec. Returning, will leave Quenec July nageiment reserves the right and will Triand August 18. These toure will afford the ba ect all objectionable Persons on their excursion — and most men = to the sca - fet strated pamphlets, giving rates of ‘Site wr. VERNON ASD MARSHALL HALL sage and all other information, @ THE STEAMBo, JUEBEC | STEAMSHIP CO.. hor E. Telephone eal, 85. JOS. bt UTERBRIDGE & CO... Agents, 39 Broadway. _de2-tt New York. or Messrs. THOMAS COOK & SUS BAY RIDGE, On the Chesapeake, ‘The finest beach in the south. Boating, bathing, Msbing. Music by Military Band. ‘Trains leave Baltimore and Obfo station, Wasb- ington, week days, ¥: a.m. aud 4:28 p.m. Sun . 1:30 and 3:15 p.m. ROUND TRIP FROM WASHINGTON, $1. G15 15th st. my10-e&w2it River ‘View. TIME SCHEDULE. n.w., Washington, D.C. i P.M. Tickets, 2c WEDNESDAY the SAM'L J. PENTZ leaves at 9:45 a.m, 1:45 and 6:45 p.m. Leave River View at 12:15, ‘5:00 and 10:30 p.m. Tickets, 25e.; chil- A, dren, 15c CHILDREN, 0c. SATURDAY, grand family day, the PENTZ at | htful trip om the steamer Columbia to | 9:45 am. and 1:45 p.m. Everybody 10c. on these and retura, 10 cents. Jette | two trips. | , iudiaa Head every WEDNESDAY and SATUR CHANGED THEIR NaME. | DAY at 6:45, stopping at Ri few both ways, | At @ meeting of a majority of the original Jolly |e Home at 11:18 pt Ti kets, 25 | Fat Men, beid tn southwest several months since, S. RANDALL, Sole Proprietor. | it was d = ub to change the name of aud make it the FAT | xeuraiog fis year on the, SEH DE curaion tis year on the RIVER View. If you want to jog “MOUNT VERNOH. THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY, James C. Welling, LL. D., President. SUMMER COURSES of six weeks, beginning July 9, th assaying, astronomy, engineering, French, German, history, Italian, Latin, mathematics, mechanical drawing, pedagogy, philosophy, pbysi- cal science, Portuguese, Russian, the Scandina- vian languages and Spanish. Recitations after 4 p.m. For catalogue address $e23-s,m,W,8t_ ROBERT H. MARTIN, Secretary. The McDonaid-Ellis School, Boarding and day school for girls, cor. Mass. ‘ave. and 17th st. Next school year begins Sep- tember 27. Tiss Anna Ellis, Je23-slawtoc! PRINCIPAL. sass DAISY LOUGHBOROUGH OF THE COR- Act School will cpen a, drawing clase in Rock Md, ‘Terms og particulars dar address Con CORAN GALLERY. THE Lewd TEACHERS ome ce, nd, , South Spring ‘ate, ie ‘Angeles, Cal. reb xt., Toronto, Canada. nee with omens is ae a tatration f forms gent to tenchers 323-33 TO SCHOLARS OF THE GRADED SCHOOLS WHO ARE CONDITIONED.--Private lessons will be given during the summer months at moderate prices; good recommendations. Address oan Lath at. nw. HARVARD UNIVERSITY. EXAMINATION FOR ADMISSION be bed in, Wasbingtou in. the rooms of the x ae hoa Daliding June 26, 26. Bo. Candi ‘Offering nee advanced ‘advanced physics, trated, igebra or analytic geometry mista June 26. OF a r cane Gidates at ra ___Jezs-Bt® PRIVATE LESSO: EMENTARY OR ADVANC- ed studies. Expectal attention to backward, un- Willing and adult pupils. | Experienced tutor, ual- Rersity graduate. Prof. J.. 1406 Hopkins place, bear and P sts. ap2l-s,m,tudm* SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING and practically tu in three months, “Sehool gpen all the year: vidual tn- strection i OF a ‘course. for _circularn. iB pHONOGHAPHY, Tth — G ina ELLA POLE Studio 68. N st. n.w. Lessons from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Paint! Orders teken and promptly ee June WASHINGTON HEIGHTS ENGLISH AND FRENGB aso SCHOOL FoR Gils. Wyoming ave., cor. 19th st. Pe? Mite FRANCES Sta RTIN, Prine HAM INST., TAKOMA PARK, D.C, A boarding and day school for FOUN, Iadien and children. Full graduating English Latin, modern languages, ete. Sie nos, rin.” mh19to0el 3 JouNs i RADUATE STUDENT OF eight, years, experience will sive lewous in Classics 20d English. Couching “for "st Mnatious. Call after 4, W. F. Dal > sarc Bw. my26- 1m* BANJC QUICKLY AND CORRECTLY TAUGHT by note or aimplified, method; reduced rates for sumucer Parl mo from 10 a.m. to as GORGE DUABGER. vow ‘0 government employes and others the best fa- ctlttice to eke a ‘Speclul course in arithmetic and letter writing. Ful Iness cout day or night, $25 a ‘The typewriting and shorthand course, $18. Entublished 49:6. Central lycation. ” Diplomas Poultious for graduates. Send for announce- tS. W. FLYNN, A. M., Principal, ap4-¢m JUNE 18-SUMMER FRENCH CLASSES OF ALL grades: presenciation: easy aed _ rapid | metbod for successful | teach Y. PROD He oH D st.o.w. So Hou, “Sa Je0-s,tf LESSONS ox Ts TANKO EEY BOARD. ‘MISS Bac VIC SERVIC’ INSTITUTE AND Business College, 1207 10th v.w. Pupils pi euccessfully for civil service, department: consus a Stenography pear Woon's com iL CO} of Short! 1 vere see LLEGR iog, Sti East Capitol a st. Young Jedd re UNITED STATES COLLEGE OF VETERINARY SURGEONS, STREET N.W., WASHINGTON, pete 1894-5 BEGINS OCTOBER ace 7 For prospectus and full information, acres ©. BARNWELL. ROBINSON, V. &, Dean. my15-eo-tu,th,sat,6mo Norwood Institute, 14TH STREET AND MASSACHUSETTS AVENUR, oc80 Mr. and Mrs. W. D. CABELL, Principals ittons “pecatea: evening Rates reduced. Call or write for circular. ee ‘COLLEGE OF COMMERCE, 3 La ave. bet. oth ee 7th st c. K. UR! AM. The leading Highest attainable — of testroction af moder LANGUAGES. THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF 1.ANGUAGES, Bw. Branches . ue p pal American ___ and Europeas cities. Open all summer. WASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. 1225 | . aw. Twents-ffth year. Folin, ‘ute, cornet, &e. __6. B. BULLARD. Director. Piano, organ. OUT OF WASHINGTON. MAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE. CONCORDVILLE, PA. 106 er Fear. A muccesstnl school; one of the dest to fufuse with energy and to wake up vors to the duties of lire. peste under IS ite. SHORTLIDGE (Yale, A. Priveipal. _Je6-w,sdan2mo* preparatory ~ depart. beautiful and healthy References. ton. new eymnasiiin: lovation; athletics encoura, Toomas’ F. Baya: Pepper. provosi y De 'G: Williamson Sinith,, president of ‘Trinity College, Hartford, Coun., others. Be: gins 20th year, September 12. For information and catalogues, the ogg (dan oa Tutt Bh. See ete ee ee ton, B. months of MURPHY, Ae Wi Aa Jelt DENTISTRY. - No Charge Is Made ees For an examination of your teeth. Ad-| vice is given us to the best methods of remedying existing def tions as painless through- of tuedery methods aud li as professioval skill, Paluless extracting, me as the appliances, wake Dr. Graham, 307 7th St. ba Se PO PR. S. PARSONS, OTT DE, RILEY BLDG. Mave you an ‘achin De you dislike to bave It extracted? We can treat It, stoy pain and make it useful for sears.” Fill specialty. ‘The best solution used in pai extraction. FREE DENTISTRY—TEETH FILLED AND I made; sinall charge to cover cont of HOME AND TOMB OF WASHINGTON. ego with them to River View on the th Remember the date, as we have no con- toa whatever with any other Fat organization. The Palatial Steamer | Charles Macalester | | Will leave 7th and Mf 3 at 10 a.m. and 4, | Washington at 2 and 9:45 FARE, ROUND TLIP, TO MANSION AND > permitter Pension and F COLUMBIA given MONDA VW. Tickets, 56 s.w. daily (except Sun- » Pam. Returning, reach | sale at steamers w ightful trip on the With beauty. aud Hngtou, the Un Po} crest. famous blue historic |i ates Arsenal, Navy | Alexandria, Fort Wasifngton | and nited States Fish Commission. A visit to Washington is incomplete without | | trip. | | gant Cafe on stean THE MOUNT Fou CHARTER STEAM LAUNCH BARTHOLDI; VERNON AND QQARSHALL HALL ~ ame : wfo able BY CUBR aN a ee SLTEAMBOAT | or hire aad sale. JNO. CUMBERLA N;| ‘Telephone call 825. JOS. G. McKIBBIN, st. and N. ave mw. erat | jet Gen'l Manager, teeth ‘exter from 2 to 5. DENTAL DEPART , cor. 8th and K nw. appointments my23-1in0® METHODS man. AVE. fe2 DENTAL ASSOCIVG LEADING nization of Amer ntitie DEN- volerate prices by experts only. S card in ‘ano ther uma, MUS. SMITH, LATE OF LONDON, MAY NOW BE found in tue Manicure Vaslor of ihe Valais Koval, | G aud 11th sts, ig ‘Treatment. Sn food character of Toth sexes Prin. ise or pctenorced shorthand, | Free advantages | sie | please | Charges moder. n | SATURDAY, JUN — | eeeeeneeenecsesesesess 5080 @ @ @ sossorsneeoees ESTOSOSE S 1 | 8 Plain Black and White Wash Good . SECSIOSSSS SOSSHSOSSESHOSOOTSE sm E 28, 1894-TWENTY PAGES. D. KANN, SONS & 00, 711 MARKET SPAGE. “‘‘Smooth is the water where there are no rocks.’ And where there is no break im the stock, trade runs steadily; that accounts for our busy days. We are mever idle, even in the hottest part of the day our store is crowded with euger customers criing te Dear the _incouventence, that that bet ‘weather is heir to ip order to get na bargains tha 1G SEND OFF BEGINNING MUNDAY JUNE # S.aXD THE ENTIRE WEEK. Remnants! Remnants!! Fine India Linon REMNANTS, 2 10 rds in one length, this number can be bought from the plece at ibe. while Remnants ouly cost, you 0OG0SOOSSOHDODSHOOHOCOSDCESOROOOTIZ0eCSEHOSCGGENES value, We have nothing in the a Sy pr ad cael fe siyard that Gould take 10c. Diack and Ba = Sayet aay sow styles, mestiy. on 7 grounds. 7-8c. fviece New French Percales, ey Ught blue and pink i Sateens, a is cut from the Is with @ifterent width stripes and large and small ‘You find them tn at 124e. I=2c. A beautiful line of new Cotton Challies—light ground Lawns—dotted Swiss Crepeline and Cordova Wuitings—that sell at 5, & and 20c. @ yard. ‘You mave your choice of all at =8. 4 few bales of Heavy Muslin. We have been waiting for some time to efer you ® heap Cotton Cloth, ‘Bow it's Cotton Dress Goods. Grenadine Lawns, Brag mare Pim Ned gig omarion fy eg We just opened t cases. wash ma! will make it or street ‘te an will daty the Chermonteg at 100 inthe sander Shouid be 12s. 8 yard. You ought to see all the pretty 1 Nees SE ge we see M4 we Jus have had nothing but Peeliere all © mg. but the last lot are the belght ef perfee- tion. No advance is price. Il [=2c. me Khiva Organdies—’ tinted India Linon, with satin stripes auereat wlth, in ouch olor oo ply creas, nis, baby bioe tod Uiaek. Ail warranted Z He re ‘rench Cambric, something finer Percale and much -icher im effect, black and white Sine, red and wt bh ‘and white, rh liot: white, new Thue ‘abd wile, im fact, the meat choice styles for Ladies Waits 12 I=2c. Biack and White Sateen, medium, and wide stripes; also othe pretty om navy apd cn They are worth we a yard. We say 1§c. Navy Blue French ies. This fine im; goods comes several shades of blue—is as sheer as it can be made und ho! ie ensue aoabations buy 23¢. Pu white, Hnon Ducks, tn a combination of excellent patterns, suitable for Boys’ Suits as 25¢c. Calatea Cloth, in navy and white, and vlack white stripes. Another excellent wash material for Children's Suits or Ladivs’ ard (a 'Misees"" Dreates 12 I=2¢c. Fine Silk Chamb: tm plain tits, suc ge, old roee, pink. baby blue, straw, cream, heliotrope and black. ost serviceable ailk mized . > a wots = goods ca market today. 35¢. Biack Lace Stripe Ipdia Linon that 1s warranted not to crock. 12 I=2¢. Black Satin Lace Effect Grenadines—the very best fast black. 12 I=2¢c. Plain Black Freach Batiste, Very fine and sheer, that sbould be 18c. instead of 12 I=2c. White Dotted Swisses. No less than 100 pleces, different size dots. 12 I=2¢, Embroi ‘They are the genuine washboard without @ finch. St. Gall manufacture, and will stand « 20 and 25¢. Lace Stripe Swiss, for guimps and waists. Just the very thing you waat. 1§c. Nainsooks—plain, ebeck, stripes and plaids. A great many different patterns at 8, 10 and 12 I=2c. White India Dimity for little boys’ kilt suits at 15, 18, 20 and 25c. Extra Wide Tarlatan, in all colors, for covering picture frames and gas fixtures. loc, Persian Lawns, French regres Plain Whit oo. otber wash rerials can be found in our White Goods Departnei a _ _ Woolen Dress Goods. We have taken our pruning knife, that we do our cutting with, and slashed the prices on Fine Dress Goods toto smitbers.’ Just think—$1.25, $1, 89 and Sc. Silk and Wool | | | _ sary ws very scarce at the beginning of the season at the above prices, are Fa) 59¢. a & 45-inch Ail-wool Light-weight Cheviots ard Ne lth beid fort and Svc. u yard have been cut right fn t ote) ye reitea si e. nee 2gc. a yard. 40-inch All-wool Fancy Cheviots, in stripes ad neat check effect were yard until this ad. was started, will only be ~— wianiins Igc. a yard. ‘These three items cover a stock of siege | ? more, and if we can realise oue-half of that amount we are willing that you y the best end of this deal. ‘Navy Ilue aud Black Serer, in different welgit and width. We make quite a run oa three special prices. 35, 45 and s9c. | 3 a @ @ ) e 2 : S e @ © © | ‘The best value in the world. Dress and Trimming Silk. Our Silk trade bas kept up remarkably well considerifig that we have sold every lad: in Washington on an average one suk revs apiece, but that dou't satisfy be. we wast to make it two, and the only way we cau see to do It te by making the prices so that you are forced to bu; muy. Black Hatrline Stripe All-silk Taffetas—not more than about seven haif pieces, so don’t wait until all your friends have been supplied and then call and find them all gone, because they are going to fy at 29c. yard. Those Neat Black and White Silk Check Grenadines are just what you need pow. ‘They sold for 39c. when cold weather was king, and right now, wher master of the situation, we are selling them at - gigas: ta Igc. yard. Plain Black India Si s wide, which bas gained uite a Feputa on account of the excel it _quality and the low prices. have a si ding price. “oo duced the price when we clit the very first piece, and today it remains the same, 39¢. a yard. Black Vigured Tokios, these gene are aut <oloring, soft Gnish and lendid weight, they have been cut from @c. = 50c. a yard. We can safely say, with impunity, that 3 of over 500 pleces the past eeason—t these stiks was because we sold ours a! 69c. a yard. while others were, and are still, selling theirs “at 8c. Black All-silk Plain and Fancy Grenadine, full 24 inches wide, OC. 26-inch Fancy Seeded Silks that were $1.25. $1.39 and $1.50 are now 8c. Sheets, Spreads and Covers. Dimity Spreads, just the thing for this Lot weather, are oniy full 24 to ay RG Black Jacquard Taffet correctly added would show had such an enormous trade our sales reason we bave @ ag 49C. Full Size White Spreads, six different designs, our regular $1.19 quality— ' OC. 11-4 White Spreads, we have sold any quantity of them at $1.50, are this week > $ re 1.19. & $9 dozen Piliow Cases, size Bix42, made of tron Clad Cotton, 10 f Irom Clad Cotton, 12% 33 dosen Pillow , Clad Cotton, 13¢ ‘One solid case of 4-4 Fringed Chenille Table C 1,000 yards genuine Lonsdale Cambric, 9 I=2¢c. S. KANK, SONS 711 MARKET SPAGE. IN. LOCAL STUDIOS. The Stock Is Melting Away! packed—but ‘The second <a At Actual Cost, or Greatly Less. Gee for yourself—dou't take our word for it. Here's a week's -Farewell Prices. t7 Our Ts" Fy is crowded with surprising offers—the iter ont ato ‘OME HALE er ang KY ‘cd those iy pot oe y= Underwear. ” Handkerchiefs. greand ueck and Handkerchiefs, some with forth $1.10. ¥, bemstitebed; ot! 0 CEN Amen, bemstitched. Were 12% to 18 cents . Gown, of cluster of tucks each, FAREWELL PRICE, Beck and sleetes. “Worth $1.25. iEton Sets PRICE, 89 CENTS. ee rs, 228 S ome Summer Sout eer Ladies’ Lisle Thread a Ds in plain D * PIERCE Farewell Sale, 8th and Pa. Ave. LL. ANTI-OPTION The Final Vote on Passage in Detail. The final vote, yesterday, on the passage Mr. E. F. Andrews has completed his | of the anti-option bill resulted es follows: portrait of Mr. Morgan's little son, and has| Yeas—democrats—Messrs. Abbott, Alder- placed it in the Veerhoff gallery, where it | son, Alexander, Allen, Arnold, Bankhead, will remain for a short time on exhibition. | Bower of North Carolina, Branch, Bie, This canvas is one of the finest exhibited | Brickner, Brookshire, Brown, Bann, Cami- by Mr. Andrews for some years, containing, | netti, Cannon of California, Capehart, Clare as it does,the qualities of faultiess draughts- | | Coffeen, Conn, Cornish, Cox, Crawford, be manship and a wealth of exquisite coloring. The figure, which is life size, is a strong re-— minder of Birch’s illustrations of “Lord | nity, yet possessing in every line the sturdy | | Henderson of North Cardlina, Hines, Hol | man, Hooker of Mississippi, Hunter, Iker hees which Mr. Andrews is painting for characteristics of American boyhood. The full-length portrait of Senator Voor- the Congressional Library is being rapidly carried on, and will probably be completed in the autumn. The canyas is colossal in its proportions, and the figure, larger than | life size, is fepresented in the cape over- coat and slouch hat #ith which all Wash- ington is familiar, standing on the steps of the “new library.” The position of the fig- ure, in an attitude of perfect ease and un- | conscious dignity, is particularly fine. Mr. Thomas Hovenden left the city last Wednesday en route for his home in Ply- mouth Meeting, Pa. The artist, accompa-_ nied by his wife and children, took the first stage of their journey in a carriage, the objective point being Baltimore, at which place they taxe one of the river steamers to FPhiladeiphia. From there the drive will be resumed until the very pleas- ant trip be completed. Befere solug Mr. Hovenden completei his portraits of D:. Gates and Mr. Cushing, beth of which are most sucessful representations of the ar- ust’s best style, Mr. Hovenden expects to return to the city early in September and will remain during the winter. Further contributions to the fine collec- tion in the loses gallery have been made by Miss Lillian Cook, who exhibits her study in black and white, entitled “The Book of Light,” and by Miss Hammond, who has placed on view an at- tractive study of flowers, executed in oil. Mr. Dunber is modeling a fine portrait | bust in clay of Maj. Powell of the geological survey, which when completed, be cast in bronze. Mr. bar considers this one of the most difficult studies he has ever | undertaken, as the likeness depends almost entirely upon the pecullarly intense yet animated expression which the major a: sumes when in Conversation. So far e portrait shows every indication of being a | successful one, despite the difficulties which beset the way. The courtesy of Capt. Blake, and that gentleman's interest in the rise and progress of modern art, aas enabled the sketch class of the Corcoran Art School to spend a num- ber of days on the blue Potomac sketching and having an unlimited amount of fun, of Which the many and capacious lunch bas- . kets formed an important feature. Mr. Max Weyl will leave the city next week for Virginia, where he will busy him- self with work intended for exhibition pur- | poses next winter. The granite work of the basement story of the new Corcoran gallery is very nearly completed, and a very correct idea may be obtained of the general proportions and dignity of architectural construction which will characterize the completed building Work will be pushed actively forward dur- ing the summer, an@ in the near future another splendid structure will be added to the attractions of the city. A handsome portrait of the late Frank Hatton, three-quarter i'fe size, and done tn stippled water color by H. S. Lowry, has placed in the office of the Post. , McDearmon, | | | { of Missouri, Cobb of Alabama, Cockrell, Armond, Denson, Dinsmore, Dockery, bn- glish of California, Enloe, Epes, Fithian, | Fauntleroy,” full ef childish grace and dig-| Forman, Fyan, Gorman, Grady, Hall of Missouri, Hammond, Hare, Hatch, Meara, Kribbs, Kyle, Lane, Latimer, Lawson, Liv- ingston, Maddox, Mallory, Martin of 4n- diana, McCreary, McCulloch, McDannoid, MeKaig, McLaurin, McNag- ney, McRae, Money, Montgomery, Morgan, Moses, Neill, Ogden, Paynter, Pearson, Pendleton of West Virginia, Richardson of Michigan, Richardson of Tennessee, Kob- bins, Sayers, Shell, Sibley, Snodgrass, Sorg, Stallings, Stockdale, Talbert, Tate, Taylor of Indiana, Terry, Turpin, Tyler, Wheeler of Alabama, Williams of Mississippi, Wise and Woodard—83. Republicans—Messrs, Aitken, Bowers of California, Broderick, Bundy, Burrows, Chickering, Cooper of Wisconsin, Cousins, Curtis of Kansas, Dolliver, Doolittle, Funs- ton,Gear, Grow,’ Hager, Hainer, Haugen, Henderson, of lilinois, Henderson of Lowa, Hermann, Hitt, Hopkins of Ulinois, Houk, Hulick, Huli, Johnson, of Indiana, Lacey, Linton, Lucas, Marsh, Milliken, Murray, Perkins, Pickler, Smith, C. W. Stone of Pennsylvania, Strong, | Sweet, Tawney, Thomas, Updegraff, Wanger, Waugh, Wheel- ¢r of Illinois, Wilson of Ohio, Woomer and Wright of Pennsylvania—47. Populists—Messrs. Baker of of Colorado, Bocn,, Davis, Harrie "Hudec Kem, McKeighan, Pence and Simpson—10. Nays—democrats—Messrs. Baldwin, Barte lett, Barwig, Beil of Texas, Black of Geor- gia, boatner, Bynum, Cabaniss, Cadmus, Clancy, Clarke of Alabama, Cobb of Mis. Cooper sourl, Coombs, Cooper of Florida, of Texas, Covert, Crain, Cummings, De Forest, Dunn, English of New Jersey. Erd- man, Everett, Geissenhainer, Goldzier, Gra. ham, Griffin, Haines, Hall of Minnesota, Harter, Hendrix, Lapham, Lester, Lynch, Maner, Maguire, McAleer, Mebttrick: Gann," McMillin, Meyer, O'Neil of Master ghusetts, “Page, Paschal Patterson, Pen- jeton, of Texas, ct, Pri Russell of Georgia, Ryan, Somers, cule. Springer, Tarsney. “Tracey. Turner ‘of Geor. la, Warner, Washi Wolverton —#i. a eae Republicans—Messrs. Adams of K. Aldrich, Baker of New Hampshire Bost holdt, Cogswell, Dalzell, Draper. Fietcher, Funk, Gardner, Hartman, Johnson of North Dakota, Loud, ‘Loudenslager, Mercer, Quigg. Reed, Reyburn, Russell, of Connecticut, Shaw, Stephenson, W. A. Stone, of Penn. sylvania, Storer, Wadsworth, Walker and Wright of Massachusetts 26. relearn A Banker's Sudden Death. William E. Hinton of the frm of Hinton & Dunn, bankers, at Petersburg, Va., died suddenly about 0) o'clock yesterday after- noon while sitting at his desk in his office. He had been in declining health for some time, but his death, which resulted from heart trouble, was unexpected. The de- ceased had been in the banking business in Petersburg for more than fif cars, and was one of the best k country. He was qui wn bankers in the wealth Mr. Hin- had ton was a native of Petersburg, and twice been married, but at the time of his death he was a widower. He leaves twe children.