Evening Star Newspaper, June 6, 1896, Page 12

12 THE EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, JUNE 6, 1896-TWENTY-FOUR PAGES. — LOCAL MENTION. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Allen's Grand Opera _House.—Buckler’s Stock Company in “Stull Waters Run Deep.” Chevy Chase Park.—Music. Columbia Phonograph Company, 19 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.—Exhibi- ticn of the graphophene and kinetoscope. Keruan’s Lyceum Theater.—Lyceum Bur- lesque and Vaudeville Company. Se EXCURSIONS TOMORROW. Steemer Macalester for Marshall Hall at fl a.m. and 2:20 and 6:30 p.m. Steamer River Queen for Marshall Hall at 8 p.m. icamer Washington for Norfolk and Monroe at 7 p.m. Steamer Samuel J. Pentz for River View at Il a.m., 2:45 and 6 p.m. Steamer Potomac for Baltimore and river landings at 4 p.m. Steamer Harry Randall for Colonial Beach and river land m. : John for Colonial Beach Fortre: for Colonial Beach leave every and Penn. ave. @ natural pur full qt.), % V. Last night about jock fant about a month old was found at thi basement door ef P The police were notifled, the Infant was gent to St. Ann CHICAGO WORL medal and diploma bition at MOTTS’, 5 'S FAIR ed, now on exhl- th st. nw. cleaned and no 19 La.av. Your ca D THIS! > with hing ete, shed gas stoves, $1: $1.50; 4-qt., $1 left which I w Tel. 234. Inc 2 ho pape - Handsome paper. GARDE y to keep t and H 1 Mowers, , G6 Pa. a Wink Waltz. All music store Snow ball syrups al! flav J. Mactler, w ave. Also hi mint Ju but 1 » offer 4 12th st. Wall Paper, Hous: CITY AND DISTRICT. Divorce Grante has gra vorce ition the cas ul Is ‘Tomorrow > District will al train at in ys spin > round t tie! Park Opens most beautiful Neduced Rates to Pitt turn. of t burs and Re- r the mee Pax Itimore ol I tic from or return je te of » from Wa: one fart One dolla: everything to L Adverti: in Rate Bay Ride te Redactiv utiful ¢ on the ¢ Bay, has thi om to 50 cents for except for evening train a@ rate of wili be charge ith rebate of after coupon is a Ucket at E Ric Half rate for chil- between the ages of 5 and 12 E depot wee lays Itimore sylvan gnd Return via a Railroad: her notice I excursion St. Louis, Ma will sell round- food to return trip u ticke June Money to lend at 5 and 6 per cent on real ank T. Rawlings, 1505 Pa. ave. Advertisement. > Doors,lig thick, ail sizes, 90c. apiece. All white pine. P.Libbey & Co.,6th&N.Y.ave, Advertisement. ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS Gases Decided in the Oircuit Oourt Today. Extension of a Telephone Line—Local Notes Interesting to All Classes. In the cirtult court of Fairfax county, Judge C. E. Nicol presiding, In the sult of Silas Denty vs. the Washington, Alexan- dria and Mt. Vernon Electric Railway Com- pany the jury failed to agree, and the law- yers on both sides agreed to submit the case to Judge Nicol for his decision, who award- ed Mr. Denty $400 damage. The suit grew ont of an accident on Hunting Creek bridge, in which Mr. Denty’s wagon was struck by one of the cars of the railway company. The following judgments were also en- tered which are of interest here: The Land and River Improvement Company vs. the New Alexandria Improvement Company and L. W. Spear; F. 8. Harper vs. E. L. S. Brutoa, and Fisher Bros, vs. the same. Will Extend Its Lines, The Home Telephone Company will next week begin the extension of its lines to the High ool, Theological Seminary and other points in Fairfax county to the west of this city. Superintendent Andrews placed the order for the poles some days ago. The Home Compa system in this city is working excellently. Collection of Fines and Licenses. Mayor Luther H. Thompson yesterday made his firal settlement with the city for the period beginning September 1, 1895, and ending May 31, 186. During the period the fines amounted to $2,103.76, an average 4a month. During the same time his the whole fiscal year and licenses ameunt to Police Court. Mayor Thompson this morning disposed ot the following cases: tward Holly, colored, arrested by Ser- geant Smith: charge, abusive and threat- ening language toward his wife, Mildred Helly; warrant withdrawn. Harry Hines and William Shepherd, aan by Officer Da charge, disor. ndust: 3 ertie ar- erly 1 ar- re tor and Ferguson; orderly and fighting. Bertie was fined $7, and Nellie dismissed. A Narrow Escape. Special Officer Gilbert Simpson of Mt. | Vernon Park, on the line of the electric Ir Y, Very narrowly escaped being fatal- ly injured by being kicked in the head by a horse In this city Thursday evening. Mr. who is an expert horseman, was a horse in front of Mr. Bur- " store, in the northeastern part of the city, and the animal made a vicious kick at him and narrowly escaped hitting him tn the head. Notes, Captain Wm. M. King and Mr. E. G. left yesterday for New York, wnence 1 sail for Europe, to ve gone sev- weeks. lar monthly »0k and I ght. of the any was was ur grand jury July term of Mr. M. ea Isle City to ling at the being fitted will be used King the street ferry cantile by ra Allen's Grand Opera House.— ment offering at Allen's Grand Opera Hou! h-class vaud a Miss N le now before ville hou: two of the public, open a week's enzagement; Her- wthorn, the cel pluie wit, and one of the best Irish story tellers in the country, fn his original Irish songs, in- ng laughable monologue come nes and hi <3 concertina solos arette, the young and utiful dan- her exact reproductions of Loie <que dances amid bewilder- . introducing the gorgeous ” “Fleur de Lys” and :" Crimmins and Gore, the short comedians, In an entire ; ‘Senator’ George Graham, favorite m ue com ley, the musical tramp Morton, com a renowned danc- olson, the dancer of Ame Dilks and Wade. comedy sketch ar- the famous Amer! median Fr popular elit ‘an quartet; e the the Ridze Family; l experts and bell . and oth er note, will con- a vauc ollo of gilt-edged sts never befa um. The pe e presented on any one ance will conclude y in the cast. Frederic Bond and he ort al Wash- 1 appear in the ng June old favorites Among the many fessor Grahan > pr ever atiempted. ttee from among the audience to come upon the stage. and tie him secureiy in any manner they fit. Af sfying themselves that fs secu tied th next Invit nail him up in y goods be being allowed to trish their own box, if desired. Before the committee have had time to leave e Profe: | will have effected his entire re from the ind the rope w was tied, Another test the professor gives which has never in this country 2 of il the gentlemen from the audie: to a large table, he being per- is’ fur varie reiease his where the his own nail-one of the and Prof. Graham will hand, leaving no wound to show nail penetrated. All of Prof. m and entireiy out similar enterta: and entertaining p 1, and the prospects e will undoubt- the summer second of the serie of burie: produced, the title of which t: Trilby.” The dialogue 5 r and the mus! ex a new serie ectacular Amer et and the da favorites will appear, in- Dawn Griffith, Kittle Ros: . Maude "Harris,, Ada Le M Joh Lew Worth. vadeville por > Dp am to in the den will include E the Sis the refined onard, inat Firemen’ s.—There son to expect that the fu 3s of the firemen who | e recent fire on Louisi: lives in U nue will nnother genero tion from -eeds of the benefit to be given at the Lafayette Square Opcra House Mond. June S. The seats are sciling rap- idly, and from all indications the house will be crowded by those who h not only to see a good show, but to worthy cause the ng by their contribution. The feat the evening will be “The Be ed by a competent company, although several specialties will be brought in which will serve to enliven the evening in a very material manner. A few tickets hs have been put on sale at 20 cents apiece for the accommodation of those who have small mearig and yet wish to to something for the fund. Columbia Musical Parlors.—The past week has been a most successful one at the musical parlors of the Columbia Phono- graph Company, 919 Pennsylvania avenue. A goodly sized crowd had been present every night to hear the new records on the graphophones, and to see the new attrac- tions on the kinetoscopes. Some of the latest of these include a selection on the sraphophone, entitled “Beautiful Star Med- ley,” as sung by the famous Mozart Quar- tet, and a scene on the kinetoscope, in which two Roman gladiators are pictured in an exciting sword combat. The latter is very life-like, and many have been attract- ed by its blood-curdling naturalness. Many other records are pleasing the audiences, the program being changed daily. No ad- mission fee is charged. Benefit for Canton Potomac Field Band.— The Burnt Cork Club will give a testimonial benefit to the Canton Potomac (I.C -.) Field Band Monday evening next at Od] Fellows’ Hall, 7th street between D and E streets, at 8 o'clock. The Canton Po- tomac boys have hosts of friends, and each one is working with a will to make the affair a distinct success. The entertain- ment will be more than usually interesting on account of several new features which will be introduced by members of the club in specialties, while the original first part has heen changed somewhat by the addition of new songs, living pictures, etc. —_——— EXCURSIONS. The prograta prepared for the entertain- ment of the public in connection with the fifth annual excursion of Gen. J, M. Scho- field Garrison to River View ontrivals any- thing in its line heretofore presented. The opportunities offered the public to witness mounted drills, sensational Hding and sword combats, such as can only be exhibited by the cavalry of the regular army, are few and far between. The exercises, to be par- ticipated in by A Troop, 6th U. $. Cavalry, commanded by Captain Kendall, will be the great feature of the day. Two exhibition drills will be given, under the immediate command of Lieut. W. C. Short, assisted by Lieut. White. ‘These drills will inclue C sack riding, hurdle jumping (horses as hur- dies), sword combats, acrobatic bareback rding, Roman riding, as exhibited in the reign of the Emperor Nero, etc. The Sioux Indian camp will be another very attractive feature. These warlike people will indulgo in several sensational dances, including the cux Indian Omaha dance, the Ghost ance, etc. Boats leave the wharf Monday ai 10 a.m., 2 p.m. and 6:45 p.m. Marshall Hall, with its green lawns, spreading shade trees and various innocent amusements, will att t ‘ge crowds of excursionists again tomorrow. No other place near Washington is more popular, and nowhere hereabouts can a day be spent with more comfort and pleasure. Marshall Hall has no competitor for clean- liness and good order, and ladies and chil- dren especially look forward to an outing se historic old grounds with delight. The steamer Macales will make three trips, as on last Sunday, tomorrow—at 11 a.m., 2:30 and 6:30 p.m.—ind the River Queen at 8 p.m. Prof. Schroeder's Band will furnish good music on boat and at the grounds. The family excursion days to River View for the season of 18% opened today, and large numbers of mothers and fathers took their children to spend a day In the open air, that roses might come to their cheeks. The little ones “shot the chat and en- joyed the sport greatly. Tomorrow the reg- ular personally conducted excursions will be run to the View, and the steamer Sam- uel J. Pentz will make three ft ying trips, leaving her wharf here at 11 am., 235 and 6 p.m. The new chute will be in full operation from the arrival of the first boat nul the last one leaves. The boatmen are illed in handling the «hute boats ter their flying trip down the tneline, and not a drop of water gets upo: ssen- gers. In addition to the “chute the other eticac ons of River View will be in opera- tien, and Arth’ on the One of the Orchestra will give con- steamer ard on the grounds. | events of the year in the life of the National Rifles is the annual anniversary excursion, and this year the event will be celebrated by an exc Marshall Hall next being the thirty-seveath cel: founding of the company. Charles Macalester will be chartered for the occasion, and an exceptionally jolly | time is anticipated. The annual excursion of the Boston House *" Relief Association occurs next y evening at Marshall Hall. The amer Macaiester will be used for the nd dancing and other enjoyable f will be in evidence. +t8 are now ale at the superintendent's desk at the ton House, and are good for either the morning or afternoon trips. ‘The steamer John Sylvester :nakes trips, except. Monday, to Colonial 5 and leaves Saturday ‘at 6 o'clock for tne nefit of those who wish to spend § y night at that pleasurable resort. is an extremely fast boat, time all the The boat es every morning cept Monday, at § o'clock. ex- steam: al Beach mornin: o'clock and this evening at 6 o'clock, 4: tomorrow ing excursionists the benefit of a spent at the ccol and pleasant resort. oseley has two forward decks and a 1 urricane deck, and is Ntted for nd room, Colonial Beach is one of the nt spots on the river for an all- on, and the trips down and up always features of the day’s outing. few dates are still open on which the can be chartered for clubs or so- night The urge comfort popular trip with bridal couples, that to Old Point Comfort by Norfoik and Washington Steam- steamers, Newport News, shington, one of which Ww 7th street wharf every evening in Norfolk leave the year at 7 o'clock. At Norfolk connec- tions re made with the Old Dominion Steamship Company’s steamers for New York all points north an@ south. The ‘commodations on these steamers are the this route is the only direct one }amberlin’s New Hotel and the Hygei — Belt Line Sued. Line Railroad Company has The been made the defendant in a suit filed by Belt Matthew Smith Hart by his next friend, Daniel Hart, in which $5,000 damages are claimed. The boy, it Is claimed, was run over by a car the 9th of last month while playing in front of his father’s house, on dth street between G and H, his right side and arm being severely injured, it is al- leged. —_——_ Damnge Suit. Raymond S. Collins, formerly a conduc- tor for the company, was awarded several days ago $4,000 damages against the Eck- ington and Soldiers’ Home Railroad Com- pany because of injuries received through a broken handle bar. The company filed a motion for a new trial, and Judge MeCo- mas has decided, that unless the plaintiff remits $2,400 of the judgment he will grant the motion. — Mt. Vernen Park Opens Tomorrow. Coolest and most beautiful spot about Washington. Fine dinner, All amuse- Take Mt. Vernon electric cars, 14th ave. Trains hourly. Can aocom- 2,000 people.—Adv: — The estrangement existing for some time ast between Miss Sweet and Mr. Love has been obliterated. They are happy once modate 1 more and havi ured tickets for the Na- tional Rifles’ excursion Tuesday evening next. We are glad.—Advt. SS nite pine stock boards, 12 inches Wide, at 100 ft. F.Libbey & Co.,6th st.& N.Y.ave, dvertisement. Ww apes Seashore Excursions via Pennsylva- « Raiirond. lays and Saturdays during June, August the Pennsylvania railroad 1 excursion tickets for 10 and 11 a.m. trains to Atlantic City, Cape May and Sea isie City at rate of $5 for the round trip. Good to return until the following Tues- cay.—Advt. — One Fare for the Round Trip to Pitts- burg via Pennsylvania Railroad. On account of the meeting of the North American Saengerbund at Pittsburg, June 8, the Pennsylvania railroad will sell, June 3, #, 8, tickets to that point at one fare for the round trip. Good returning until June ree —~>—__ 100 ft. boards, $1; any length you want. F. Libbey & Co., 6th and N.Y. av.—Ad. Arthur T. Earnest, baritone. The program Was as follows: Mendelssohn’s Scherzo, op. 16, No. 2, Miss Hine; Schumann’s Cradle Song, Miss Bertha Ridenour; Kline's Tyro- lean Serenade, Miss Ethel Offutt; Haydn's Rondo (Sonata No. 8), Mig Helen Glad- , Master Gordon N MUSICAL CIRCLES Two ‘Pupile’ Musidates With: Extensive The Secret OFA Beautiful Skin 18 FOUND IN Cuticura Soap mon Griegg’s Album Programs Kext Week.” McNell; Mattel's My Native Land, Mr. Earnest; Jenson’s Bride's Song, Miss Esther Dye; Scharwonka’s Impromptu, op. 73, No. 4, Miss Mamie Atwell; Beethoven's Bagatelle, op. 30, No. 1, Miss Inez Walden; Cantor's As the Dawn, Mr. Earnest; Schu- bert’s Impromptu, No. 2, Miss Estelle Stearns; Schubert's Waltzer, op. 173, Miss Amy Smith; Mendelssohn’s Consolation; Chopin’s Valse, Miss Barker. ——.__ If you want to feel that life is worth the living, go ‘and have a jolly time on the popular National Rifles’ excursion Tuesday evening next. You will never regret it—Ad. 100 ft. boards, $1; any length you want. F. Libbey & Co., 6th and N.Y. av. -Ad. —__-+—_—_ A Painters? Union Organized. The Painters’ Protective Union of Wash- ington, D.C., was organized Thursday even- ing by Wm. F.Weber, the District organizer of the Central Labor Union, A. F. of L., under a charter of the Brotherhood of Two Washington Musicinns Make Successes in Other Cities—Several Other Mattess of Interest. Two pupils’ musicales are announced for next week. The first ts that of Miss Katie V. Wilson, which will take place at the New National Theater next. Wednesday evening. The program will include the “Inflammatus” from Rossini's “Stabat Mater,” by: Miss Thompson and chorus; Schleiffarth’s “In Sunny Spain,” Miss Dorothy Dalrymple; Dudley Buck's arrangement. of “Robin Adair,” the Cecilian Quartet; Sullivan's “Sometimes,” Miss Louise Weedon; “My Heart at.fhy Sweet Voice," from. ‘Sam- son and Delilah,” Migs Ettie Noah; Buck's hi no fee! pt iS dd beantifyls Concert Waltz, Ladtes’ Chorus; Bishop's | Painters and Decorators of America. The ie Aes arias SA eis Settee ae SARE : 2 ing was a very enthusiastic one, and | *" ar tte ee oe Echo Song,” Mi rton, with flute | meet | nee pices tai ae Berelee a muesivosles HArtony Thomas | @reely attended, both by boss painters and | Dimples, Ulackbeads: red, rough and oily skin; red. ™My Heart:ts Weary,” Miss Pillsbury; De | JoUrneymen. Organizer Weber called the | Teh bards, with sbapcless nails; dry, thin and RoventsieNita ces Miss Ella Wilson; | Meeting to order, and, after explaining the | falling hair, and simple baby blemishes. It 1s 50 advantages which would accrue fro1 ing an organization, the union prox the election of officers, as follow 5 Campbell, president; Warren H. Beall, vic resident; G. C. Ashton, secretary; M. T. Randolph, treasurer. The question was asked whether the or- ganization intended taking in boss painters as members as well as journeymen, and it Was unanimously decided that if it was not in conflict with the laws of the brother- hood, the union would certainly do so. Organizer Wm. F. Weber received con gratulations from several gentlemen w “ere present on the manner in which he had effected the organization. ‘The next meting will 1 Because It plexional dist RITATED, INE GISH PORE. FOR FACIAL BLEMISHES, rashes, freckles, bites and stings of insects, irci- tations, yellow, ofly and mothy skins, cha and ue perspiration, CUTICURA SOAP, because of {Is delicate medication, 1s the most soothts ing, purifyiug and healing application, as well being beyond all comparison the purest, sweetest and most refreshing of toilet, bath and mursery Sale greater than combined sales of all form- stil Vamiah’s “Good-bye, Sweet Da: lahan; the Grand Aria from, "Der Frets- chutz,” Miss Nye; Foster Smith's “Old Uncle Ned," the Cecilian Quartet; the Cava- tina from “Robert Le Diable,"” Mrs. W. L. Wilson; Regnev: jel-SHenzio, from “tucia a: £ammermoo Miss Thompson; the scene and prayer from “Cavalleria Rus! cara,” Misses Nye, Pillsbury and chorus, and Miss Katie V. Wilson herself will sing Arditi's “L'Estasi" waltz, with violin ob- ligato by Miss Bertha Lucas. The accom- banists will be Prof. John Porter Lawrence and Henry Xander. phe musicale of the puptls of Mrs, Edwin %. Perking will be held in the Universalist Migs Cal- uni as held Suna: soups. Church next Thursday night. The pro-| June 7, at 3:30 pin et : s gram will open with Nevin’s Dutch lullaby, | southeast. The book’ for memberchig way | Ce Sa And complexion says, Wynken, Blynken und Nod,” sung by | be open until July 5 for those we hing to aa OTTER Misses Louise Moeller, Hettie Diver, | become members without any initiation fee. | te a Mesars. Joseph Finckel and Richmond | After electing delegates to the Centeal | Sole Prope.. Buxton. Bingham, with Mrs, Perkins singing the] Labor Union and Building Trades Council in, Se: d Hair? free. soprano obligato. Then will follow “My iu, Sealy and Hair" free. Love's An Arbutus,” Miss Loulse Hellen; “Di Quai Seavi,” from Martini,” Louise Moeller; Buck's ‘Expectation Mrs. Hawkins Tayl Cantor's “Love Told the Old, Old Story,” Miss Lena Freeman, with violin obligato. by Mr. Finckel; White's “The Devout Lover,” Mr. Wilbur Delano; Goring Thomas’ “Je ne veux the meeting adjourned. — -_ 2 Don't fail to get a ticket and go on the National Rifles’ excursion to Marshall Hall Tuesday evening. Everybody of any ac- count will be there, and all will have a good time.—Advt. —_——~.-—_ d’autre’ chose,” Miss. Belle Henderson; Sprace Laths, §2.26 Per 1,000. Co rauleorine son EOW, SUA, Wood's “Thou and Strslezke's Frank Libbey & Co., 6th st.& New York av. | LOAlexandria & Nit. Vern Bridge,” Miss Harriet Dr: per; Clay's —Advertisement. Pp. 1 Sing Thee Songs of Craley” and the Huarle- Pari. quin’s song, from “I Pagliacct,” Mr. Jo- seph Finckel, who will also sing the Si- clilene, from “Cavalleria Rusticana;” Cham- Inade's “The Little Silver King” and Thay- ers “Serenade,” Miss Rose Dillon, with violin and ‘cello obligato, the former play- ed by Miss Florence King and the latter by Dr. Seaber: Tacea La Notte,” from “Il Trovatore,” and Braga'’s “Angel's Sere- nade,” Miss Florence Holtzman, the latter with violin obligato; Saint Suens’ “My o PROG POMOSD IO ODED HG OD OIG PO OPPGOGDOOS DOGPIOED O | D> | Cars leave named 134 St. and Handsome, commodious “Merit talks"? the Intrinsic valué of aud the quickest servi Talks Heart at ‘Thy Sweet’ Voice,” Migs Myrtle | @ Hood's Ssrssparitia. SNS opt ss se : Dexter; Pinsuti's “Bedouin Love Song,” Merit in medicine eg > Mr. Richmond Bingham; Mac Faree's “Ye means the power to — Spotted Snalres’: and “Old Folks eunome iy cure, Hood's Sarsaparilla possesses ac me of the pas ; Bi y the Washington Lady Quarcet; Handel's and unequaled curative power, and ther | 0 a cits. “Angels Ever Bright and Fair, fore it has trae merit. Whea you |CAPITAL RIDING PARK. Caroline Hall; Bel Raggio, from Hood's Sarvaperilia, and take it accord Seen - i ramide,” Miss Joy Herriott, and - etc Cor, 14th st. and New York ave. to directions, to purify your blood, or cul “Mignon’s Song,’” Miss Alys Bentley. Mr. Will A. Haley has written a two- any of the many blood diseases, you step which, he kas called the “White Fiy- morally certain to receive er,” that bas become quite popular by be- | @& bower to eure Is ther ing pley on the excursion boats. Mr. | ing an experiment, Haley is already arranging Lisp for pure, rich and the series of certs of the rew Washing- the germs of dise ton Military Cencert Band, of which he is and build up the whole sys! the director, fer next winte Miss Mumie Donnelly, who recently went to Wilmingion, the “Piraces of Penzance, the part. “he Messe: spoke of her work ¢ has a votce of powerful com ind Clearress of quality, and combined with it she invested the role of Mabel with an attractiveness and artis- tieness that elicited an ovation from the audience. Her singing shows rare cultiva- ticn, and musica! critics c-uld not help not- ing the splendid technique tn her interpre- tation cf the music, Her munners on the | stage are chermirg, end the audience rap- turousiy applauded her at every appear- Hood’s Sarsaparilla Is the best In fact, the One Prepared only by ©. I. Hood & Co, made a hit in vr of that city thus HOOD'S PILLS All druggists fo not purge, pain or grip>. > SEIANESELSF OLED HIG EE HAE HO — = = == = CITY ITEMS. Frank Gebest, the organist of the Bapust Church, recently went to home ip Zanesville, Ohio, to partic- e in a concert there, and the ‘fimes- T-GRADE, equa Recorder of that eity spoke in high terms Order the Right Kind of Ice ase oe Meee soe of his plano work, § t isa pleas-| trom the right compan: ice ques- ted wit ecord what was easily the climax | from wilt heerithor eae The sighs vening’s entertainment, howev and that yas the grand work on the plano ank Gebest. Mr. Gebest has long been krcwn as a careful student of tech- nique, but it is probable that not a person in the entire audience expected to hear in him the finished concert performer he has become. His Mendelsschn concerto was a number ef sur zz richness. It was in ave ice is Kenn lasts longest INDEPENDE? and full weight a or offices, #10 Pa. TODAY, ee Lots of Families Have Beer the Hungarian fantasia, by Liszt, that he TIT WT evinced his most marvcious skill, however. | in the house. Those who want the best, use LOUISVILLE His playing of this difficult’ selection ‘h a e Label Z ie Pure and do. a charmed the musical people of the aud!- cious. rite or ‘phone 27 Anhet ma Te-TONAY ence, and net ene who keard it but was | Busch Brewing Assn., Ist & Va. ave. s.w. 1 WASHINGTON. Willing to pronounce Mr. Gebest an artist —. a ave entaren aire in the best meaning of that much abused We've Made Prices on Stoves for summer cooking lower than ev 1-burner Gas Stove, 25¢. 1-burner Oil Stove, 48e. 2-burner ( Stove, $48. J. W. Barker, 7th & D ADMISSION NEXT ie cents term.” The song “Daybreak at which was sung at Arlington memorial exercises last Saturday Geo. D. Lillibridge, has been pudlished and 25 AND 6. 9 AND 10. Appomattox,” during the by Mr. Let CBICAGO, JUNE 8, RoyalGlaewae ka everytht NAN'S LYCEUM T will no doubt become quite popular with mne-tt, a Mucilage sticks everything.10c. members of the G. A. R, It has been dedi- ¢ - ae cated to the commander of the Department | Domestic Sewing Machines and Bi- of the Potomac. The words are by Dr. cycles, Thos. Culver and the music by Mr. Lilt- tases SRD SAND Rest in LYCEUM RURLFSQU hee: B 1 the land. For ‘sale and rent, at eas 5s pele: iw "s, cor. 7th ar sts. 5-2 « he Origtt. ew Burlesy It is intended by Rev, Dr. Hamlin to| ©: Auerbach’s, cor. Tth and H sts. jed-2t Bell f Weshinoton have the evening services at the Church of | Royal Henduehe Powders cure. 10c. elles o hington. the Covenant during the present month de-| mhs-m,w,fistf 0 Sacogte on ale o voted largely to music. Mr. Toof, the or- Ro-« ganist, has already drilled an efficient ES chorus and there will be one soloist each — Sunday evening. Tomorrow ight Mr. B. GOL } A. Ryan will sing the solo. This will he an Qe otate innovation that Dr. Hamlin thinks will be] Qa vray RUBS (a 822000. Boor. appropriate to the season and will be NUP USTED Gharges small. Music, everk sve appreciated by the congregation. . ereee x ‘At the residence of Miss Elsa Uli ut Sunday Night Music Club play laneous program, which included the ninth Hungarian rhapsody of Lizt, the four- teenth Haydn symphony, the Jupiter sym- phony, the Weber Jubel symphony, all for four hands, piano and strings. Mr. Lovy played the Beethoven romances, Op. 40 and Op. 50, with piano and string accompani- ment, and Miss Bertie Reichenbach sang a number of selections. Mr. Ernest Lent has been notified of his unanimons re-election as an honorary cor- Chevy Chase. Chevy Chase Lake and the dering its banks is the ideal place to spend a few honrs each cay during the summer months. — T: grounds are kept clean and perfect order is matn: ful place to take your ehildr ing to toam in the woods surround. iful grove bor. —and hear the Brilliant Qu ber of thelr latest som rtet Ina num- at the e all well worth for a day's ou » lake shore. Annny ‘one of them! es DI ing th : espondin, ‘eretary of the New York Man- Ess 2 z ~ = age useript society. a compliment which he ap- Z i Accommodations are made for pfenie part preciates, as he 1s the oldest member of | Columbia Phonograph Co,, | 20 vetter place can be found for the purpo that society residing in the District. Donch’s Band will play « Among other local composers who are 919 Pa. Ave. N.W. Je6-s,t,th,24 The most delightful trip out of Washington To Arlington. Thexcoolest, most plersant conventent ro INGTON, AL! RAILWAY. summer from 8 uatil 10 o'clock. Pleasure boats for hire on the lake at all times, Take cars of the Capital Traction Company. my1-3m,28 “EXCURSIONS ETC. Mt. Vernon Park Opens unday,June7 members of that body are Messrs. Henry Xander, D. G. Pfeiffer and Dr. Bischoff. This society 1s now in the seventh year of {ts existence, and has now a membersht of nearly 80). Next year there are offered to active members two prizes of .$50 each for the hest composition for organ and the best fouf-part song, Dy the president and first vice president respectively. These should he sent to the ‘corresponding secre- tary with the customary coacealment of authorship, before January 1, 1807, and the successful works will be placed upon the program of the last concert of the season. This society has done @ great deal of good in the encouragement of American com- posers, who alone are eligible to active membership, but there is a class of asso- ciate members, the number of which it is well as most art of the city—every” he ‘. from 10 tn the —— morning to 9 at night. Comfortable, hand- — some cars—make the trip in 16 sninu' Cars leave 134 st. and Pa. Ave. S hoped next season to increase to the full ' AD es Coeplenene of 1,000. And for this, the Round Heent Mount Vernon Park. the mew roet | board of directors will early in the season are Trip. 2OC announce a list of medals of honor to be 9 - aR Ieee a awarded to those who shall in this man- ner advance the interests of the society. The pupils of Mrs. Z. D. Bucher will give the last musicale of the season at the Uni- versalist Church Friday, June 19. A piano recital by the pupils of M Archibald Olmstead was held today at 11: y appolated cafe. Fine dinner, Tefiorhinents at city prices, No Hquors. sold LIBRARY, oS Saerad_ cor CIRCULATING New Public American’ and foreign Bingle subscription, For particulars as ‘to club rate Sis u yea boat officers po in 1 tagiotain Jath. street. ‘They were assisted by Mr. asa Miss HALE, Manager. apes-tt eee OS = = nt Vernon Electite Lath str Allen’s Grand Opera House O64: Week commencing Mond»y, June 1. 4 aye 10 a.m. 19 8 p.m. > OPE: ING: OF EB! REGU ARS MMER BEAsoN, | every hour. T™ ing, wheezing and Matinees Wednesday and Saturday. 7 — el , dhorthess of breath. iu, it. Vernon Park Co., Buckler’s Stock Company, In Tom Taylor's Popular Comedy, HL DEE rote Hates 8 IN DEEP CRIMMINS AND GORE, George Graham, Brilliant Quartet, F. S. Hayes, THOMAS, Prop. and Asthma may be instantly reWeved and permanently cured by BOOTH'S “HYOMEL’ Pocket In- haler Outfit, the new and wonderful Austra- Man “Dry Air” treatment of throat and lung diseases. 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Returning, leaves Marshall Hall at 8 p.m, Music by Prof. Schroeder's Band. FARE (ROUNDS TRIP), 25¢. o7AN Will be Rerved Ladies are ALENT COURSE DINNER We, invited on these ex Marsnall Hail has no competitor for beauty, cleanliness and good order. Steamer ‘Chas. [acalester’ To Mount Vernon, TOME OF WASHIS STON, - LAILY, SUNDAY ag —at 10 am. and 2:30 pm. Retnrning, — Sand Gpm. FARR, — Adi iexton to gro General Schofield Garrison Excursien to River View Monday, June 8th. GEAND MOUNTEI TROOP A. AND TEROADSW: CORP. NELSON K. HI A rure chan ted d Acrobatic Hurdle Jun the w performed horser: alry of th camp int Kents leay ~~ LO0K GUT FOR TI Jolly Fat Men’s Excursion to River View, Tuesday, Ju te erry execute i ave a jolly tims ntz us and have a fol KSARY DAY Steamer CH. wharf at 6:30 EVENT MACALESTER Home Club Famil EXCURSION! RIVER VIEW, daw Sane so. aha Friday, June 17, 1896. GRAND CAKE WALK BY PY SSIONAL ART- ISTS AND OTHER ATTRACTIONS, ML. PENTZ LEAVES 10 A.Ma AND 6:45 P.M. NDALL on the next Weduexda ’ e HARLES MAC, arf wt ALESTER pam. Daw BEAC Cn. era Grand Excursion TO COLONIAL BEACIL Sunday, June 6 and 7, 7 Onty decks. Leaves. Sunday m . rooms on sale at G19 Ps after that tme at wharf, Stea DAY. H.R. Howser 1» J.C) WHITNEY BAER, Trathe Manager. BUENA VISTA make reg eamboat =