Evening Star Newspaper, May 1, 1896, Page 10

10 ~ THE EVENING STAR, FRIDAY, MAY 1, 1896—-FOURTEEN PAGES. LOCAL MENTION. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. SELLING SK Allen's Grand Opera House.—No perform- aiice. Academy of Music.—“A Tammany Tiger. Columbia Phonograph Company, 19 Penn- sylvania avenue northwest—Exhibition of the Kinetoscope and Graphophone. Kernan’s Lyceum Theater—John F. Fields’ Drawing Cards. Lafayette Square Opera House.— ist’s Model.” ° Metzerott Music Hall.—Lecture by Mr. S. D. McCormick o2 “A Reunited Country.” National Rifles’ Hall—May ball of Miss Starkey’s pupils. ‘ew National Theater.—“The Strange Ad- ventures of Miss Browr Odd Fellows’ Hall, M street between 16th and 1th streets northwest—Annual re- ti and reunion ef the Coachmen’s No. 1. ee Bet clals in out for service this likely that they will XCURSIONS TOMORROW. warrants charge that Steamer Mac: J ter for Mount Vernon, Glymont and intermediate cle. Ma landings at 10 a.m. ran additional warrants Steamer Wa 1d for Colonial Beach and S dae é niver hicdines cts aa. few days. When the cluded IMMED MILK The Prosecutions Against Dealers to Be . Pushed. Regulations Under Which the War- rants Are Brought—Court Om- Earnest. The thirteen warrants issued from the Police Court yesterday, on complaint of Prof. J. D. Hird of the health department, charging the violations of the milk law, as published in yesterday’s Star, were sent afternoon, and it is be heard early next week. As published fn yesterday's Star, the t the particular deal- ers sold skimmed milk for the pure arti- The work of examining samples is being pushed forward by Prof. Hird, and will be issued in a inspectors have con- their visits to dairies their atten- ot gives Naaian ae geet NOFfolK and} ion will be directed to the grocery stores. _> Under the law, the dealers in milk that is EXCLUSIVE TRIP ABRO. skimmed are required to have their c ato ted de aoeee dao tonable | marked as mentioned in the Taw. references. will take six young ladies to | Under the law the inspector who gathers Europe for three summer month Intel- | the samples is to uo so in the See ee ligent sight-seeing, comfort and care as- | Withesses and has to take the sample, ac- sured. All expenses covered by reasona- | cording to the Babcock method, by pouring ble sum. Mrs. M. SMITH, 50 it from one can to another at least twice. 1st York. Will be at’ the “This method,” says Prot. Hird, i iand tonorrow (Saturday) from 11 the District better milk than it does the o'clock stomers, Where the milk is drawn from a > water the same as a RLY'S SONS, TIS 7th being stirred, while cream.” CELEERATED CATTLE Section ® of the mill From the farm of Henry Fairfax, near | Section 0 of the mil %, Va., famous as the breeder of | tae manner in whic American stock for export trade. cattle were purchased by Mr. T. T.]| “That no dealer in ant can be seen at No. 9 Whole-| or agent of such a ter M et. eee change, or del: agar free. Johnston's. Page 7. | or possession with in — : or deliver, milk from Outerbridge Horsey, jr.. will deliver | any part thereof, has the X ray and the new ph in a conspicuous before the Toner Scientitic Cire on Hall, Ge town College, tomor- | packa ene: = words ‘skimmed milk No more leaky vapor stoves. See the 1su;| ed in Gotnie iette in length. imp. A. E r Stoves rep. er, or have in hi place, cr upon the outside of every vessel, can, or » thereof, in which milk is caistomer gets it without it even the District gets the sample of milk and cream, if there is any The Regulations. ik regulations provides fh the skimmed milk saall be kept and sold, as follows: milk, and no servant dealer, shall sell, ex- custody tent to sell, exchange, whicn the cream, or been removed, unless above the center old, Ub are distinctly mark- ~ less than one inch Quality of Mitk. sand Window | The preceding section teils also of the Aden NE and Window | immed milk, and provided for its quality. RICHARD W. HENDERSON, 103 F st.n.w. ction says: “Trat no person shall = = York on sus- | Sel: exchange, or deliver, or have in his in Willanis | Custody or possession with intent to sell, or deliver, taken, examined and MAKE CARP of at least two w t stains | may be the owner of and in all cases ade according to th wit, dumping the m White present the proof and a t et ler, We a fce this mort “I take special delight im prosecuting | 7 is a iBBS, ys Serene hOMpsol nd Miss P ; ase 7 He there 12 (7c Heine ko yeh, fBed Prot Chriatient: Prot Cardela ara sires bot = are entitled if ie bure milk wher! Vecal and instrumental numbers, together pay for nis thing a alers Te-| with literary features, will make up the sent ae ae a oF erate digest Ky] program, and dancing’ will he had at the : shouk e Stopped, a sha certain ecachision ¢ e entel e q i so go Del stnuneel Sune sera (eae atent aoe iu of the entertainment. Re cases Where the offen a most ing a 001 anid preserve in the hieve ——_- A Washington Ce Wash bration. augural day ss than skimmed milk con- taining less than 9 5-10 per cent of milk was | solids, inclusive of fat.” ve Wee- | Section i of the act p “That in t him, I cases of sampling, in rict of Co- imbia, milk taken for is shall be -d in the pres- one of whom the milk or his agent; ch sampling shail t ¢ Babcock method, to ilk from one can’ to twice before sam- iu Pugh will appear in called, and will argue the lav ders are convict ON. ure on the Vari- of Him, ton delivered nd instructive lecture in the lecture hail of aumbiaa University on the “Portraits of Wash n.”” The lecture was given jer the of the National Society of » Anverican Revolution, and sa large audience of members and of the orgenization present. The on illustrations were exception Opening with a brief emphasis of ty all mea owe their fellows in the of having th ieal preseht- tily sketched or I for all time, and of public men who country great re cholarship or Johnston proceeded one after anothe ous portraits of Prope the | Washington ne extant. The spirit and pupils Trin- | style of the lecture was throvghout e¢n- ity Ge of | t astic, curnest and patriotic. _ Farewell to Rev. Mr. Bispham. A ferewell reception was tendered Re ed af: Clarence Wyatt Bispham and his wife las evening at St. Michael and All Angel Con 1 Pa. ave—Advt. | Church. The rector preached his last =a mon to his congragation last Sunday, and +5 Muster, will take up his residence in New ir urdisy. Haven, wt he has been calle : char Large numbers of hi t and other friends were pre i | 1, and he was presented with a ‘ ome farewell token of esteem. a 100 ft. boards for one dollar, best lumber. F. Libbey & Co., 6th and N.¥. ave. ivertiss ent. Windsor Hotel, asith Minnebah —— hn Lodge. Minnehaha Lodge of Good Templars had }a well-attended and interesting session H day One new member was ated, mplar Dinsmore presid- Patrons have | A was appointed to ar- foe te Gh beceace 8 for a musical and li Lets = eee entertainment at the Soldiers’ Home, = iing quarter were elected Are the Best, A. Dinsmore, C. T.; Miss & NYave. ty F. by t To Boston and Points East via Penn. | bY the lodke quarts sylvant Trond and Pall River | 2°" en by ‘ A selection v and a duet Hie Smith. Add . Dickinson of Morn- ing Lod ps of New York and May by mith and Russell. ‘The f installation of ii doors, Grand Templar 1ool this ever ~The Peets 25 for {in usefulness. Durin trip, passage | the wing “Mond SL ostee ae 1 thick, a tomorr . —Advertisement. nual meeting and celebration of the te, next Puesday even- South Carol oclety. The morthly meeting of the South Carolina Society will be held in post-graduate hall of Georgetown L: member of the society, and the a¢ evening will be delivered by; | who is one of the vice ring and growing the month of May Il sizes, 90c. apiece. F.Libbey & Co.,6th&N.Y.ave, — Bicyele Riders. ‘i Pecause of complaints inst reckless here. S-lb. * James F. 0 bicycle riding the police have been in- a n iter Market_—Advt d to enforce the sections of the po- nd a little time to better | lice regulations relating to wheels. Under han to call al our office for pay. bieyele riders are required antiful vec Get a free . it is thoug r yourself. ontrol of their wheel: ht, prohibits coastin; al i f » want to ‘give exhibitions in Easeeei@e 20ey Se ce get SLU | fancy riding will hereafter have to give gown ant. fier Weekly. | Wood, | their exhibitions in some other than the armon & € sth st. n.w.—Advt. publio stree The law also provides that ee - t street intersections riders must not go sO aTaiture at Sloan's, 1407 G | at a rate of speed exceeding elght miles an thon hour. Attend the sale of furniture to close an estate at Latimer's tomorrow at 16 o'clock. No limit. Must go. 1229 and 31 G st.— Advertisement. — . Money to lend at 5 and 6 per cent on real estate. Frank T. Rawlings, 1505 Pa. ave.— Advertisement. — 100 ft. bonrds for one dollar, best lumber. F. Libbey & Co., 6th and N.Y. ave. —Advertisement. thin: To be thin, for a baby, toe wear a sad, pinched f sickness; to grow it needs more fat chan 4 starved, fat-sturved. Sc mbh30 natural ense; to suffer and imperfectly, and. PORer of resisting disease, is to be deprived of i hot be able to feel it; face; to live on the edge lose the Is thin it fs SOTT'S EMULSION is the When a baby (gets from te food. easiest fat It can have; the fat it needs. and at all druggists, AMUSEMENTS. The Madrids’ Benefit—As thoroughly artistic as could be desired was the benefit entertainment tendered the Madrid Mando- lin Quartet last evening at Metzerott Hall, end the popularity of the members, Messrs. A. V. Holmes, A. M. Dufour, B. F. Judson and Arthur E. Yundt, was attested by the large audience in attendance and the prolonged and determined applause with which the quartet was greeted. ‘The in- {tial number on the program was selec- tions by what was claimed to be the largest mandolin, banjo and gultar orches- tra in the world, consisting of 150 perform- ers, under the direction of Mr. A. V. Holmes. The Apollo Quartet sang several pleasing songs, Mr. M. A. Stern gave im- Personations of prominent actors, Mrs. Kittie Thompson Berry sang in her usual pleasing manner, Will Conley convulsed the audience with comic songs and recitations, and the first part concluded with a double number by the Madrids, “The Wizard of the Nile’ and ‘The Madrids’ March,” the latter composed by Ben Judson. ‘The sec- ond part included numbers by Miss Alice Judson, who sang In excellent voice; Miss Antoinette Warlitz, Miss Eleanor Simonds, whose rich contralto was heard to good untage; Mr. James Watson, Mr. Dave C. Bangs and the Madrids. A Reunited Country.—The lecture tonight at Metzerott Hall by Mr. 8. D. McCormick of Kentucky on the subject of “A Re- united Country” promises to be an un- usually interesting and enjoyable occasion. Mr. McCormick. will be introduced by Mr. Justice Harlan, who is one of the patrons of the lecture, the list including the names of those who are highest in civil and mili- tary life at the national capital. Mr. Me- Cormick possesses all the gifts of a south- ern orator and is a true son of Kentucky, the land of silver-tongued speakers. His subject is always an interesting one and a large audience will undoubtedly welcome him this evening. Miss Starkey’s May Ball.The annual May ball given by the pupils of Mi Blanche Starkey will take place this even- ing at National Rifles’ Armory. Miss Starkey's class of fancy dancers have al- Ways sustained an excellent reputation for geod work, and the event this year will be much more complete in every detail than ar event in the past. The grand lich will be introduced several new features, will take place at $ o'clock sharp and general dancing will be allowed from 10 to 12. Several new dances will be given by the pupils, and the old favorites will also find a place on the program. _The Coachmen'se (all.—The Coachman's Union and Aid Association, No. 1, will give its fourteenth annual reception and reunion at Odd Fellows’ Hall, M_ street, between W6th and 17th streets northwest. this even- ing. It will be a leap year wffair, and all rrangements have been made for the most ul event the organization has ever e muste will be furnished t al Orchestra, and a grand leap Monumen Year march will take place at 11 o'clock Refreshments will be served by the auxil- fary of ladies of the organization, while t cemmitt of arrangements consists ick Doug! » Chairman; H. Gordan, A. Graader R. L. Dorsey, H. Beck ett, O. M. Johason, J. AL Jackson, J. Gillem and Henry 1 is, Typosraphical Hall—A musical and liter- ary entertainment will be given tomorrow | evening at Typographical Temple, 4 street northwest, under the auspices Encampment No. 24, Union Veteran Lexio and Grant Circle, No. 1, Ladies of the G. | Those who will take Ne Mrs. J. E ments will be ser the evening. The St. Paul Club's Military addition to the military talent secured for the big May militar: enterttinment, to be given Mond: in Central Hall over the Cente: ed during the cou te—In alreaay fete and evening market by Paul Club, G. A. R., the Ordway and Emmet Guard have been invited to part and this will make up a splendid representation of the I ict sol- die The battalion will be ommanded by R. Campbell in the dress par R. Jacobs first lieutenant and jutant, and S. H. Jacobson first lieute and quattermaster as staff. Rifles having a prior encase Fencible: ade, d= nant The National ment, and the jot having yet secured their full | equ ent of arms and accouterme: these iwo companies will be unable to par. ticiy in the fete, anc taken by the Barnum & Bailey's of the Parnum & Palle ton is alway re than Phe Circus to Wi as an ev Fit on the strest nd the perform. tended by such dens hat it is rext to impossible to tain a seat thirty minutes after the doo epen. Washington is a great circus town, anid Barnum & Bailey is a great circus. What interests so many people, old i young. and all conditions of society inust be recognized g great local ¢ A week from Sunday the circus tra coming s are always 4 crowds nt. 1, with its sixty odd cars, will roll into town, and the show grounds at P and 34 streets north- west will be the center Df a ne of ace | tivity and immense crowds that has hot | n witressel there the cireus was in town. That the circus is not always me old thi is said to be amply ‘ated this season by Mr. Bailey, secured a great many new and rtling novelties, acts t never be. seen under ¢ Fifty thor oughbred horses performir s time i one ring, a fearless and dashing t act en a fierce bull performing all t usually seen on the back of a hors be 1 ROYAL sets f tartar aking powder. 1 in leavening: stz United States Governuent Foul iteport. ROYAL BAKING — Pe WWPDER CO., N.Y 106 Walls See WHAT CAN GUTICURA DO? Everything that Is b ifying for the skin, and ebikiren the CUTICURA R ‘Th edily cure itchin: cleanse the sealp of clea EMEDIES will do. and baening eczem: hamors, y Dlocd and restore the ha’ 1-DAY Tooth Brushes 3 for 10 cents! the kind that usually sell for 10c. und e. each, Good bristles, ‘This is one of our ways of introducing you to the best drag store fm America. Mertz’s Modern Pharmacy, uth and F Sts. It Advice to Ruptured people —costs nothing here, yet a little talk ! with “one of our dries experta| may change your whole existence. If your truss is’ not petteetly cass, voue wud f let us fit you with amore comfurtatie £2 one. Satisfaction guaranteed or money o2 refunded. Smith & Co., 1108 F St. ap28-12d j Cold, ra Meers sisters, in their entirely new eques- trian feats, dressed in long skirts; a young lady shot 7m an arrow two hundred feet gcross the canvas, and many other fea- tures go to make up @ program of unusual excellence and novelty, Advertising car No. 4 1s in Washington today putting the fin- ishing touches to the billing matter. It is a very handsome car, and has attracted a great deal of attention at the Pennsylvania depot. The circus will exhibit in Wash. ington two days, as usual, May 11 and 1 It comes here from Wilmington, Del., and goes to Baltimore. Es THE EMANCIPATION ASSOCIATION. A Split at the Annual Meeting—Officers Elected. The annual meeting of the Dmancipation Celebration and HistoricalAssoclation of the District of Columbia was held last night at G09 F street northwest, and quite an excit- ing time resulted. The purpose of the gath- ering was to elect officers for the ensuing year, tnd the meeting was organized by the selection of Alexander Hawkins as tem- porary chairman in the absence of Robert Holliday, the president. Mr. Holliday and scme of his friends arrived later, and the former protested against holding the elec- tion when so few members were present. His protest was unheeded, however, and the Holliday faction withdrew. Those who remained elected George W. Stewart, presi- dent; Lewis Willis, vice president; J. W Coles, secretary; William Prather, assis' ant seerstary; James W. Wood, treasure Alexander Hawkins, chaplain; Tilman Dor- sey, sergeant-at-arms; F. W. Brown, as sistant sergeant-at-arms, and Perry Clari custodian. Alexander Hawkins, chairman of the financ> committee, reported the association to be $0 in debt on account of the recent emancipation celebration, and the board of Girectors was directed to setUle it. ° o All the time; weak, nervous, out of sorts. This is the condition of thousands in the spring. The causo is found In the blood. Tt ts loaded with bmpnrit It is depleted in quality. It is thin and poor, and It fails to carry sufficient nourisimient to the POEM EEE LTE SDEMEHOPECREOOCL ED © | 3 e : Nerves ; Pd £ ¢ of the hody, Theres & g atk, appetite Is poor, S MH played out.” 4 » and puri Blood with Hood's & Ps Hilt, and health, vigor and vitelity > will return. Be sure to get Hood's because $ 9 ¢ $+ € * Hood’s : re % ill Bs *. Sarsaparilla 4 © Is the One True I iQ Pucitier, AM! ar sists, $1. +Hood’s Pill So o0040e4 eee AP Get nly pills to take? h Heod's Sarsaparili S oO FO? CITY ITEM eee Ua he Best Frults or Vegetables of ordinary quai- ity here, We e © too much care to set ether than the freshest and choicest. What we display is the tinest. Lowest pr too. Cannon & Chandier, 76 to M1 Center mkt. It Valuable Carpets Are Safe Here. We insure them against loss or inju Make them mothproof free. Drop postal for Wagon. M. R. Thorp, 188 Maine ave. s.w. 1t Tender, Juicy, Delicious Hams. None so good as “Partridge” Hams. Mild ured and perfect tm flavor. Sold in ail markets. Chas. Schroth, t. mkt. It : ees BS urich's Ermous 50c. Dinners rank with the finest in town, d Hote, ‘abl Carefully selected menu, Served in the new lining parlor. Tables especially for ladies, “Inest Steaks and Chops in town. Hotel Emrich, 450 Pa. ave., & B. & O. Hotel. it Strawberry Short Crake at Center Market tomor le of the firest berrles. Fresh and delicious, en, KRAFIT'S Stands, 161-2 B Square, it “Dove Brand Hans” Are Best, ‘They have no equal. Good livers the coun- try over concede them to be the fine Miller & Krogmann, Center & N.L. mkt nN. Limes. 00 Center market. eas Don't Delay Call today and find out all about St. Eimo and Del ft two prosperous subi ban towns, with city advantages. P of lots, $50 to $1so. rms, $1.00 down, ke. to $125 weekly. WOOD, HAR It i - N Lin c. s, 1 cngel's Soi It ON & CO. 18th st. nw ing Day who Mo Parties ispose of 1229 and 12 Ixt of Moy. have surplus furniture to imer & Co., The Rapid Changes of Spring— t—with their h: st of cold a bottle of our Rich, er a qt. bot. Crusty Port Pure Rye 4 Gin Gne bot. Zin. Cla 4% R. WILLS h st. n.w. Hotel Johnson Cafes, New York Little Neck Clams, Cherry- stone Crab t and Deviled C field Soft Oysters, rec day Lunch and 5 o'clock Dinner, a la all day. > RoyalGlucMucilage sticks cverything.10c. mhb-t,fstf Cristield tbs, the Finest and Rest in the World, At R. A. Golden’s fish and Center Market. Hundreds ceived every morning. Also live h—don't forget, “we are the people.” Blu Largest assortment of good things at our stands there is in the market, and our pric re right. Telephone Si. ap25-tf Royal Headache Powders cure. 10¢, mhi-m,w,fstf AMUS EMENTS Chevy Chase. Chevy Chase Lake and tie beay dering its banks Is the idea hours each day during ful grove hor- plice to spend a few the summer my ‘The n snl perf ris maine tained, A delightful place to take your children for ad ing to radu In the woods surround- ing the luke shore, A Matlons are made for plenic parties, and no better place can Doneh’s Band will plas ‘¥ evening the summer from 8 until 10 o'clock, Pleasure boats for hire on the lake at all times, Take cars of the Capital ‘Trac my . nths, grounds are kept cle e found for the purpose, ey during jon Compan: Ben- Hur Lecture BY DR «i METHODS Lath and G MAY 4, FOUNDRY MOND A TNs Adinission his NEW sationa THEA EVERY NIGHT, MATS, WEDNESDAY AND Sat. Un ‘This Season's Laughing Success of New York, Bos- ton and Philadotptia, maz STRANGE vvestenes or Miss BROWN. TMilustrated by John R. Rogers’ Comedians. ONE LONG, LINGERING LAUGH. Next week—Hoyt’s “A Midnight Belt." Ap27-tt AMUSEMENTS. Grand May Fete and Ball (Al la Militaire), Under Auspices of the St. Paul Club, G. A. R., CENTRAL HALL (Over Center Market), Monday Evening, May 4, Grand Military Parade, 8 p.m., by Mount Tleas- ant Flelé Band, the Ordway Rifles, the Old Guard, and Emmet Guard Dress Parade, 8:16. Exhibition Drill, 8:30; Juvenile Fancy Dancing by the puplls of Miss’ “Gussie Sproesser, and Prof. Carunana, 9:80; Athletle Exhibition by Prot. Maurice A. Joyce and members of te Carroll In: stitute Athletic Club; 10 p.in., opening of Grand Ball; Prof. Schroeder, Musical Director. Tickets, 25 cents, thay be secured of uny member the club, at the'store of O. 'T, Carter & Co ive. 1.W., at news stands Willard's Hotel, Eb- House, St. James, National, Metropolitan, r bite Riggs House, and Grand’ Army Headquarters, apLy-4L EXCURSIONS ETC. Planked Shad Marshall. Hall, Sunday, May 3, 1896, Ladies 2ND_EVERY DAY DURING MAY. jes are especially invited on these excursions. Steamer CHAS. MACALESTER will leave 7th st. wharf at 11 a.m. and 2:30 pau. Leaving Marshall Hall 1:10 and 5:30 pm. On week days steamer leaves at 10 a.m., returning at 2:20 p.m. FARB, ROUND TRIP... :25_ CENTS. DINNER... wae0-=88 CENTS. Including the Celebrated Marshall Hall myl-2t Clam Chowder. Colonial Beach Excursions. Palace Steamer “Jane Moseley.” Season Commences Saturday, May 0. Books now open and ees Sunday schools ard all bona fide societies may. ‘cure select dntes. ‘Terms amazingly low for delightful all-day excur- sions on the beautiful Potomac. Cffice, No, 619 Penna. ave. apla-tt Children’s Grand May Kermiss AND EXHIBITION OF FANCY, CHARACTER AND BY PUPILS OF \D MAY HAWKE, © exe at anged for reserved seats withont extr theater. Box office opens at 8:30. No any 1-3t* flowers, SCAND MES ment SATE ‘Typoxraphic ia the elty wit sa PROF, P.M, PROCTOR AND DAUGHTER'S Annual! May Baill AND GRAND EXHIBITION OF FANCY DA AT N INAL RIFLES’ ARMOR Oth and 10th sts. Y, MAY 4, 1n06. pen at » 1, No charge bat LATAYETTH SQUARE OPERA HOUSE. ors mn. SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 9. THE RIVALS, With the following Cast: ANTHONY ABSOLUTE, “APTAIN. ASOD UTE. DAViT MES. M of C. Jefferson and. rook. B. May 2 Under the mana NO ORDERS REC Lower floor, § ir rows Dn caller and $1. pictures in char: Ty £0, The. end $1. Wid, and Sat. Mats., 25 and 50c., Reserved. lid preduction of I. Dovuelly’s play, A Tammany Tiger $100 FOR A TITLE. The me new Jacob Litt's sple Grattan for a ent will yuty the above sum rl original title for this play; one n rate for the drama and most suggestive of its powerful and romantle plot. Address Jacob Litt, of Music. at Wee i Washington Engag CHEIRO. ysaltation Hours, 10 to ture APRIL 30, 5 penker Cris Tiustrated ly” Stereuptic OK et. maw " ND OSSNUAL MAY BALL. By the papils of MISS STORKEY, NATIONAL RIFLES ARMORY, PRIDAY, MAY 1, Iso6, at 8 0% mance of Coon Holle ement Ends MAY Next Hands of ex L 148 entree General dane- AEGE FOR HAT BOX __ apo-2re yet Spang re OPERA (Absolutely yette Square norsk Grau TONIGHT, Owing to pH for Miss Stud- will be ler will holme's a Copy, THE Tr OF GEOL WO CONTINENTS: 3B EDWARDES' Ie zo-London Burlesquers-7o0 ®TIS iM IN 1@ RTIST’S M ney Al Hayman and Ch: ‘rohman, t Star Cast in “THE RIVALS.”* att = Positively Last Week Delorme Paintings THE EXHILITION IS FREE. House and Herrmann’s, . COR, TH AND I STs. ap2s-tt TZERKOTT MUSIC HALL, FRIDAY, MAY 1, 1806, 8:15 POM Mr. S. D. PicCormick Of Kentucky Will Present His Patriotic Lecture, “A Reunited Country.” Uo Patronage of in. Nelson A. Kx-Gov, Jas.B. Met Navy H. A. Herbert, Joun HL Mc David J. Brewer, Hon. Josiah Patterson, Gen, We L. Wils n.Jos, C. Breckinrldze, Lowry, Asst. At.Gen. sen vr the Miles, PM. Justice John M Mr. Thoma ead Seats... - and $1.00 At Metzeri One of the cits of Washington, . Cycling taught cn a 12,000-ft. floor. Competent” instructors. Charges small.” Muste every evening. 22d and streets. J. HART BIUTTAIN, Mgr. ~ Take F mbb-tr MET eMeUL LIBRARY, 515 12h st. maw. New IS AS SOOM AS i AI ri nl st Single subscript 00; 1 For particulars as LIBRARY. Miss HALE, Manage NS LYCEUM THEATER, ALL, THIS WEEK FIELDS & HANSON'S DRAWING CARDS, Headed by Author Wee OMPANY. CAPITAL RIDING PARK. HOME OF THE LADIES’ Cyele, Resort In city. 14th id New York ave, Complimentary lessons to . Olce Within iad 1423 N.Y. “ave. Tickets, 50; guaran- teed, $3.00: Lady Usiters ®. ap2t isd Next 2 EIGUTEENTI .. River AD CAL CURSION Ri ver View. OF the View. Lone Star Beneficial As= sociation, To River View, Sunday, May 3, 1896. The steamer SAMU STEAMER MACALESTER TO MOUNT VERNON Tomb of Washington, Daily texcept Sunday), Leav'g 7th st.wharf at 10 a.m,,ret'i FARE (ROUND 1 Admission to grounds. Tickets, with Mount V for sule at wharf and at bot ELEGANT CAFE ON STEAMER. Will also make river landings as far as Glymont, stopping for freight and passengers both way For charters, et apply at ollice of Steamer Mac- ulester. (ocid-10 L. L. BLAKE, Capt. N. & W. Steamboat Co. Every day in the year for Fortress Monroe, Nortolk, Newport News and all points south b Ey) the supers powerful stecl palace — steamers “Newport News," “Norfolk” and ‘Washin, ton,” daily, on the following schedul nthibotnd. | Northbound. Ly. Washington, 7:00 p.m. Ly. Portsmouth pm, Ly. Alexand:ta.7:30 pan. Uv. Norfolk... 6:19 p.m. Ar. Fr. Monroe.G:80 a.m. Gy. Ft. Monroe.7:20 p.m. Ar. Norfolk. am. Ar. Alexandria,6.00 3.0 Ar. Portsmoutics:00 a.m. Ar. Wastiington.6:30 a.m. Visitors to Chamberlin Hygela,”” and Virginia Beach ost attractive route, ins pight's rest. Large and luxurious roo and fitted throughout with « ing room Ker fi new hotel, “The will tind this the infurtable ulap, ete. ral Manager, TAL SERVICE, the week this offie ending as follows: MAILS, will close promptly at TRANSATLANTIC 606 pau. for SPAIN, PORTU FISH INDLAL per York, via i Lotions for ed Per Lat f Europe inust_ for EUROPE pers. At U2) p.m from New York, via Queenstown, At wer ss. Maas- lam. Letters ITALY, URKEY, es. La ft ¥uy tagne, other” parts Bretagne.” *Uniberl » p.m, ain, from lust be dire for aud from for NETHERLANDS direct N iw York, er M. Vit Glasgow, pa” “PRINTED ailing on dally. aad ued ed matte for GIEAT and speclally addressed print or ps Europe FOR CENTRAL AND EST INDIES, EY MAILS. FRIDAY At #1005 p SLDS per mn New On At pm. for ISLAND, JAMAICA, SAVANILI and NA per s.s. Alene, from New York. At for CAMPICHE, CHIAE TABASCO, UXPAM and YUCATAN 5 Nev York. Letters for ether parts anit Cute Must be directed “Per Yur 10:50 path. for MANTT, CUMANA and C3 ss. Pring Willem HI, from New for her parts of Ve ish and Du Wither Registered mall closes at 1:00 p.in, same day. Mats NEWEFOUNDLAN rl to HH and thence by steamer, close at tls office TELON, by rail to Pos f, close at this otlice TRA close at thi for forwarding hy steam t Tampa, overkind, Untess specially ad. steamer, Close at this office uurelays fron , dlails for MENIC : MATL Mails for CHINA aud JAPAN, froin San Franctseo, close here di at G0 pan Mails for CHINA and JAP specially addressed only, per ss, Empress of Chita, from Vancouver, daily up te May °4 at 6:00 pan, JAPAN, per ss duly up to M 0 p.m. Mails for HAWAII per s.8. Aust Francico, close here’ daily up to M for AUSTRALIA. f except thos: whieh are arded via “ALAND, HAWAIT, PUT ani SAMOAN 1 oss. M {from S: daily tp to Aut Mails for AUSTRALIA. TAWAID ay from Vane sv: INT SS. here daily after April ANDS, per ship Gal . close here daily up’ to Sat 6:8 pan. nspaciic malis are forwarded to the port of sailing daily, and the schedule of elesing Is ar- sumption of thelr uninterrap nsit. d tail closes at 1:00 pin, some day. JAMES P. WI ast Ore, Washington, DB. C.,. Apri OCEAN TRAVEL. Anchor Line AMSHUIPS N11 ERY Itates for By SS. CITY OF ROME, Second Cal BS m RS, For further tnfcr TENDERSON Bi i apply to Py wling G: nw. shington mpton (Landon - Paris) Mail 6. 10am nm 18 10 une 13.10 a New York.May 27, 10 am) N june 17. 10a St. Louis, June 3, 10 amiSt. Louis. June 24 10 a Red Star Line. EW YORK TO ANT SOUTH WAKI RDLAND pwling Green, N. OSS. Agent, THE RALEIGH, — Cor. Venn. ave, and 12th st, iaen ten. Private Pronipt service; attention given to parties after the theater. 15-1 RAs MANLY VIGOR AND NERVE y using a botth vigorating RESTOR! Brothers” E Dr. Leat Specialist in all fi Hydrocele, ¥, Consultation free. Thurs. and Sat. ¢ apli-lin® STEAM CARPET CLEANING MO COACH TNE FT 1312 I. st. Datiy—Artington, Bridze, ete., 10_ a.m. pin. Uncle Sam Bridge— Wednesdays, Sunda; jou: days—S. Home Tues., Fil.—Arlington. Fare, 500. apll-1mo* i AMMONIATED STEAM CARPEY CLEAN Works—Carpets cleaned in best - manner." Mu tresses made to order, Address otfice, 1720 P' ave. "Phcne 804. Werks, 1065-67 2sth' st. Moth Proofing free. M. NEWMYER, Mgr. apl6-tf | to Nomini Creek aud St. Clem ' See schedule. (nol-tf C. W, RIDLEY PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. Station corner of 6th and B streets, In Effect April 24, 1896. 30:30 A.M. PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.—Pullman, Sleeping, Dining, Smoking and Observation Cars Harrisburg to Uh Cincinnati, Ind: pr napolia, St. Louis, Cleveland and Toledo. " Butfet Parlor Car to Harrisburg. 10:30 A.M. FAST LINE.—Pullman Buffet Parlor re. CHICAGO. Pullman iutet VParior ing and Dining Cars, ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.— f to Harrisburg. Sloep- Harristurg to St. Louis, Cineinnat!, Louisville and_C 7:10 PM. “WESTERN EXPRESS.—Pullman Sleep- ing Cae to Chicago and Harrisburg to Cleveland, Dining Car to Chie 7:10 P. SOUTH WESTERN EXPRESS. —Pullmaa Sleeping and Dining Cars to St. Louis, and Sleep- ing Car Harrisburg to Cincinnatl, 10:40 PM. PACIFIC. EXPKESS. ing Car to Pittsvurg. 70 AM. for Kane, Canandaizun, Rochester and Niagara Fails daily, except Sunday. 10:30 A.M. for Elmira and Renovo, a Sanday. For Williamsport daily, $:40 1 M. for Wi fi Pullman Sleep- with Slee Bridge via - for Erie, gua, Rochester, Buf- falo aud Niagara "anil. Sh Us dally, Sleeping Car Wash- ing to Elinira FOR PHILADELPHIA, EW YORK AND THE T. 4:00 P.M. “CONGRESSIONAL, LIMIT all Parlor € with Dining Car fron Regular at 7:20, (Mining Cary miingion) S40 00 Lh 10:00, 19:40, 1:35 PM 726, 9:05, 10:30, . 12:15, 23:15, 8:40 (4:00 Lin 5 7:10, 10:00, 10:40 and 11°35 P.M. Line, 7:20 A.M. and 4:36 P.M. 70, a2: and 4:20 9:00 AM, 5 except’ Sunday, Sundays, 9:00 A.M. and 4:20 PM Atlantic Coast Line, Express for Richmond on Atlantl: Coast Line, 4:30 AM. 240 a Richmond and Atlanta, $:40 PM. dally. Richmond only, 10:57 AM. week days Accommodation for Quantico, 7:45 A.M. dally, and 4:25 FM. week days. For Alexandria, 4 45, 11-50 AM. 12 s General Passens: CHESAPEAKE AND O1TO RAILWAY. TEROUGH THE GRANDEST SCENERY IN AMENWICA, ALL TRAINS VESTIRULED, ELECTRIC LIGHTED, STEAM HEATED. ALL MEALS IN sta- RVED DINING TION SiXYH AND B STREETS. th te Chi oT M. DAL Selid train Cincinnatt, Pull: without 3 Cine EXCEPT Md Nor ILY—Fe aud for SUNDAY. Only rail Line Gordounville, Charlottes Riel except Via taunton pus and tie: 11421 Pen da. the station, uke and Onto 10 E sat Chee ivauia BW. FULL General Passenger SOUTER PIEDMONT RAILWAY AK LINE. January Set ede 1898, AN trains 1 leave at givenia pas wer stat 8:40) AM.—Thally.—Tacal for Danvitle, Comecte at Mans s Tes FAST Lowal for Charl WASHINGTON AS D LIMITED, Din Pulluian Sleepers New York 2: New York 1 Hors, < and Day Ashes Sunday, 9 and Hill, and Teendon, a0 trom Ls 1 informa. ania gor pas aula aii W. T. GREEN, Gen TOM CUD. Feattic W. TURK, Get LS. Brown, “¢ AND O10 RAIL et April 19, BALTIMOLE Sehe Wast a corner of Ni C st Vestibuled Limited d India 3 eapress, 1 eland, express dal, taunton, 11 and way Statio Wl Bridge, Re Mexuphis and New 0; 6.0, XS and) xiZ.01 rstown, $11:30 am. and Was points 05 p - week di Sundays, 9:4 nd points, Junction and way points, *9:00 @ at guia. kK AND the ning. pt. 10:60 a.an., 12:00 noon, Sur Sun- only, zn hotels and Co, orders Le NW, td at Depot, Gen, Pass. Agt m6 POTOMAC R IVER BOAT, FE. 5. RANDALL POTOMAC Kivi camer Hiarry Randall leaves River ¥ hoster Sunlay, sy and Thur am, landin - | Propriet CARPINTER, 330 TEAML Porous IAT UO. will wi leave rf, foot 7th st., every Sunday aw Baltimore and rive strictly first-class. landings on Satu “4 given on Baltime WHENSON a BRO., Agents. Vilive, aesitr . Telephone 745, WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CO. “LTD,” FOR POTOMAC I LANDIN From ith st. Ferry On Mondays, Wedurstaye and ass at 7 a.m.; Mondays for river jandines Clome Bay,” Bre Bay and Nowint ©) onture arrives Tuesday afternos landings to Breton’s: Ba to Piney Point, 8 Smith's ¢ and Yeoomico rivers: returning, leaves Nomint Creek Thursday afternoon for river landings, arriv- ing Friday moruing. Saturdays for river landings returning, v. 4, , Gen, ‘Mun, dnesdiys {Or river mint Creck: thence t's I In effect arrives Sunday afternos