Evening Star Newspaper, June 4, 1897, Page 16

18 THE EVENING STAR. FRIDAY, JUNE ‘4,. 1897—16 . PAGES. LOCAL: MENTION. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Columbia Theater._The Columbia Stock Company in “A Superflyous Husband.” Grand Opera House.—Grau's Vaudeville Compan. Kernan’s Lyceum Theater.—Isham’s Oc- toroons. Lafayette Square Opera House—“Paul Jones.” —_—_—->—_ EXCURSIONS TOMORROW. amer Macalester for Mount Vernon and Marshall ‘Hall at 10 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. Steamer Norfolk for Norfolk and Fortress Monroe at 7 p.m. Steamer Macalester for Marshall Hall and Indian Head at 6:30 p.m. Trains leave 13% street and Pennsylvania venue for-Mount Vernon at 6:30, 10:05, 11 a.m., and 12:05, 1:15, 2:05, 3, 4 and 4:15 p.m. Trains leave 13% street and Pennsylvania avenue for Arlington hourly from 8 a.m. to 8 pm. Trains leave B. and O. station for Bay Reise at 9:15 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Steamer Wakefield for Colonial Beach gnd river landings at 7 a.m. Johnaton’s Coffee Sale, 1 . Ib.; page 7. SEND_US YOUR CARPETS TO CLEAN. We CLEAN ‘em. Don't hurt "em. Seml *em back on time, or sture in FIREPROOF rooms. Rew:ke mattresses. Martin Co., 731 9th. ee Lightning Rods need repairing. J. H. K. The secret of a cleanly house We tell to all the world: and trust That you will find as we have proved It in the magic stuff DEATH DUST. Ask your druggist, 10c. $20.00 Gas Ranges reduced to $15.00. A. EBERLY'S SONS, 718 7th st. n.w. Lightning rods, electric bells. 1208 Penn. av. CARPETS ARE SAFE HERE. Our building is fireproof from cellar to roof. We make carpets moth-proof. And our cleaning never injures the fabric. Em- pire Carpet Cleaning Wks., 631-5 Mass. ave. Hellman’s Gasoline, 1@c. gal. Ad. 2d & K s.w. Spring Lamb, New York Roast Beef and Deimonico Steak. JOHN R. KELLY, 9th st. wing Center mkt. Corned Beef a speciaity. 2-bur. Gas Stoves, with double flame, Sic. s NS, 718 7th st. n.w. J-H.Kuehling, 1209-20 Pa.ave. CITY AND DISTRICT. THE STAR BY MAIL. Persons leaving the city for any period can have The Star mailed to them to any address in the United States or Canada, by ordering it at this office, in person or by letter. Terms: 13 cents per week; 25 cents for two weeks, cr 50 cents per month. Invariably in advance. Sub- scribers changing their address from one Post-office to another should give the last address as well as the rew one. ee ee Not That O'Neil. Attorney J. B. O'Neil of 208 9th street southeast desires it to be stated that he fs not the Attorney Eugene J. B. O'Neil who appeared as a witness in the eivil rights trial. —————— 5 Lbs. Best Elgin Batter, $1. Small ots at reasonabl2 prices. New full cream cheese, 12%. Ib.; Swiss cheese, 15c.; country eges, 12%c. Gibbons, butter dealer, Center Market. Braaches—Riggs, K st., N.e. and B. aad O. Mkts. Postal or Tel. 2002—Advt. as Estate of John F. Shepperd. Helen Shepperd, mother of John F. Shep- perd, the young attorney who committed suicide last week, has applied for letters of administration on her son’s estate, he having died Intestate and unmarried. The estate includes a life insurance policy and some personal property. ———— Low Summer Rates. Beginning June 1, the Southern Railway ‘will place on sale srmmer excursion. tickets to all resorts in Virginia and the Carolina et very low rates. Summer guide book can be had.upom application to Southern Rali- way city ticket offices.—Advt. = Robbed of a Fine Diamo Mr. William A. McKellip, who is stop- ping at the Colonfal Hotel, made a report to the police-today that he was robbed while attending the services at Arlington Monday. A diamond stud worth $350 was taken from his shirt bosom. He does not ‘now just where he was when he was rob- bed, but he thinks he was on one of the crowded electric cars on the other side of the river. a’ Bay Ridge, Season of 1897. This beautiful and popular resort on the Chesapeake Bay, with the grounds gready improved and beautified, and the range and character of amusement greatly extended, epens for the season on Saturday, June 5. For rates, etc., see advertisement in ex- eursion column of this paper.—Advt. ——__ Fer Sale and Partith Frank Chaves today filed a bill in equity against Wm. C. Chaves and others, pray- ing for the sale and partition of lot 24, square 183; parts of lot 12, square 397, and sublot E, square 211, of the estate of the late Gregory G. Chaves. Attorney John J. Dolan represented the complainant. —— $1.25 To Baltimore and Re- turn via Pennsylv: Tickets will be sold Saturday and Sunday, June 5 and 6, valid for return passage un- til MonJay, June 7. Good on any train. * —_—_——. A New Scholarship. Rev. Father Mackey, resident rector of the Cathedral parish of Cincinnati, has written a letter to Dr. Quinn of the Cath- clic University of Asnerica, announcing his intention to donate $5,000 to the Institution for the purpose of founding a@ scholarship. He wt. also make extensive contrivutions to the Greek library. eS Dunkard Mecting at Frederick—Re- duced Rates vin B. and 0. The Baltimore and Ohlo will sell excur- sion tickets to Frederick, May 28 to June 8 inclusive, valid for return until June 80. $1.70 for the round trip. Special train Sunday. June 6, leave New Jersey avenue and C street 9 a.m. Round trip, good fer day only, $1.25.—Advt. 3 —_—_—__ Exciting Runaway. There was an exciting runawav accident on 7th street near Florida ave cue about 12:30 o'clock today. A horse att: ched to ¢ buggy belonging to Matthew McCullough ran away. The animal ran so fast that the drivers of other vehicles could scarcely clear the streets in time to prevent several collisions. A collision finally happened and Mr. McCullough’s buggy was demolished. Nobody was injured. eee If You Want choice Crisfield soft crabs, new Kennebec salmon, extra-large Boston mackerel, live lebsters, Norfolk spots, Spanish mackerel and all the nice things that come from the ocean and bays, go to Moreland # Co., Cen- ter mkt. Prompt service. Telephone S8i4. ~-Advertisement. ——. Recorder Cheatham 9 Doctor of Laws. The degree of doctor of laws was con- ferred upon<Recordet of Deeds Henry P. Cheatham Wednesday by Shaw University of Raleigh, N. C., the largest colored in&ti- tution of learning in the south. Mr. Cheat- ham is a graduate of the university, and was yesterday elected a member of the beard of trustees at a meeting of the board in New York city, vice ex-Gov. Levi K. Fuller of Vermont. _- _————— Pofit Office Guide Yasued. Postmaster Willett has issued the official ‘Washington City Post Office Guide, revised to June 1, 1897. It is a handsome pam- t of sixteen large pages. ~ Some of Them Present a -Very En- joyable Program. The Universalist Church was crowded last night by the friends of H. #H. Mills and her large class of pupils. In faet eo great was the number of her scholars that Mrs. Mills was compelled to divide them into two programs, the first of which was heard last night, and the second installment, s0 to speak, will be given at thé’ same place tomorrow evening. Many of Ahose heard last night have already be- come well known through both church and concert: work, and their reputations are Hving testimonials to the excellence of their teacher’s work, as well as to their own industry and aptitude. The presence of singers of this description made the oc- casion of much more interest than the or- dinary pupils’ musicale, and the applause that was given was spontaneous and gen- uine, and not out of mere compliment to the performer. A noticeable feature of the work of the singers was distinctness of enunciation and a comprehension of the meaning of the work interpreted. There ___ EXCURSIONS, ETQ.__ GRAND EXCURSION UNITED SINGERS, (ARIONS AND SAENGERDUNDS) To River View,. SUNDAY, JUNE G. Grand Chorus by choir of 300 traineé. vedcer. Bowling and Shooting contests. River View Or- cbestra in concert, ete. ‘Take Steamer Pentz at 10:45, 2. 4 and 6 p.m. Returning, leave River View at 1, 3 5, 7:36 and 9:30 p. . ark seeeeresee 23 CENTS? Down the Potomac To the Green Lawns of Marshall Hall. mdied Steamer “MACALESTER” leaves Tth st. wharf daily (Sundays excepted) at 10 a.m, 30 p.m. Re vu SEARCH FOR DORSE¥FOULTZ Be Clase of Howard University The twenty-sixth annual commencement versity was held last evening, in the An- J. E. Rankin presided. Others on the plat- fcrm were: Senator Thurston, Rev. Dr. F. W. -Fairficld,; Profs. Richard Foster, Robert B. Warder, Kelly Miller and Charles C. Cook; Miss Elizabeth A. Cook, and the members of the graduating class, as fol- lows: H. C.- Binford, ‘E. B. Branch, G. H. Harris, 8: C. Harrison, 8. H. Lark, W. T. Schillcutt and W. J. R. Whitsett. The invocation was offered by Rev. A. P. Miller of Lincoln Memorial Church. The orations were as follows: “The Po- etry of Mathematics,” H. C. Binford, Huntsville, Ala; “The Tendency Toward Materialism,” Edward B. Branch, Amelia Court House, Va.; “The Republic: the Goal cf Governmental Progress,” Sumner H.” Larke, Augusta, Ga.; “The Adaptation of the Mind to Truth,” William T. Schillcutt, Nashville, ‘Tenn. Receive Police Handicapped in Their Efforts by Lack of Funds, Did She See For Months =-Can Now SleepWell, Eat Well and Pains Have Disappeared. ‘{For several months my bealth bad been failing, and I did not have a well day in The Murderer of John Robinson Is Still in the District, but Eludes | the Officers. Portion of the Bélsks Already in the New Buflding. —_— As soon as Congress «aidjourns the Con- gressicnal Library atfthe Capitol will be closed for a period, and the work of re- moving the books to the new building will be commenced. Platis ate now being ma- tured by--Librarian Spofford and Superin- tendent Green for this great undertaking, and they expect to get preliminary ma‘ ters into.such shape that the removal can: proceed without delay ds soon as the legis- The execution of James Lewis at Fair- fax, Va., today, has renewed Interest in the murder of John Robinson, colorec, by Dorsey Foultz, also colored, near 3d and Q streets, Monday afternoon. What effect, If any, the death of Lewis will have on the fugitive, Foultz, is rot known, but the Police fear it will drive him away from this section, in the belief that his capture would certainly mean death on the scaffold. ‘The funeral of his victim took piace yesterday Not a Well Day for a in health rapidly. I now bave a good appe- tite, can sieep well, and the pains with which I cuffered have almost entirely disap- peared. I am gaining in flesh. I'am still lators are out of the Capitol. It cannot be 311 North Perk street, Chillicothe, Ohio. eGrdes it 12:45 and were two quartets, one of ladtes’ voices, by Degrees were conferred as follows: Tr Steamer “RIVER from a church cn Vermont avenue, and Misses Pollock, Potbury, Towne and Chase, estimated.at this time how long the brary | yracs er of arts—President George H. Har- 9 Sarsa- To 5 Ost. whart dany Gundays ex while these services were in progress the | who did very well for a first appearance, | Will be closed. The new Beston Ubrary.| ries of the Metropolitan Railroad Com- coe ferme eo mont, Marshall Hall and ait, murderer was playing a great game for his |. and the other comprising Messrs. Mooney, | which 1s but two-thirds:the size of the} pany, Rev. D. E. Wiseman and James H. parilla ¢ | >>> Mitra Tin ae, Returning, leaves life. Although Foultz realized the serious- | Murdock, Meyers and Luebkert, who sang | Congressional Library, was shut down for| N. Waring, all of Washington. Mendelssohn's ‘‘Hunting Song” with fine effect, their voices being well balanced and their singing being in both good time and time. There was one duet—from ‘Romeo and ness of his crime, he did not jump on a freight train and leave this section, as was supposed, but has been playing hide and seek, and thus far he has demoastrated Doctor of divinity—Representative 8. J. Barrow, Boston; W. Garrett Horder, Lon- don, England. Doctor of laws—John Wanamaker of sever weeks during the removal from the old building to the new, and it was a year afterward before it was fully reorganized in the new quarters. °- Is the Best—tn fact the One True Blood Purifier. All druggists. $1, eix for §5. Get only Hood's. TO INDIAN HEAD. Macalester leaves Friday and Setoriay evenings in June and every Thursday, Frida! Philadelphia. = 9 act harmoniously with . that his ability to secrete himself cannct be} Juliety—sung by Miss McCullough and Mr.| The Toner collection of books has al] Announcement was made that the follow- Hood’s Pills $5,.'s"tarraiua” “3 ana, sma reneoned. | Certain it is that he was seen | Mooney in a pleasing manner. Tho solo | ready beer. transferred to the new CON-| ing have been elected trustees of the uni- |: Can avail themselves of India Catholic Catzecaine EyPsy camp, near the | that made the best impression was Miss | £ressional building. The copyright section versity: Mr. Job Barnard of Washington, | MCCSSSSSOSetoSOooGOe eoooosd of Intien 7 4 ty, a ‘w hours after 1e =—— — Head trips without extca charge. Music by Prof. Schroeder's Band. DANCING DAY AND EVENING Fare (Round Trip), 25c. Mesis a la carte in the elegant restaurant. Good cafe on steamers. Ladies are expe- cially invited. Marshat! Hall has no com- Fetitor for beauty, cleanliness and good or- ler. xe Halley's “A Dream of Paradise,” with violin and ‘cello obligato, and next to that was Mr. Luebkert's spirited interpretation of Hadley’s ‘Egyptian War Song,”’ a com position well suited to his rich and powe! ful baritone voice. Mr. Meyers also “has good baritone, of higher range but of great power, and sang “The Chase” in an excel- lent manner. The other numbers were Cha- minade’s “Silver Ring’ and Weatherly’s | “The Bee and the Song,” well sung by Miss Neuirs; Nevin’s “Beat Upon Mine, Little Heart,” and Bartlett's “A Dream,” of the library will ‘be installed in a short time, and such books as can spared while Congress is in session are going over from day to day. ‘The First Step." The first-step to be taken in the removal of the-mein body of the books will be to construct wooden chutescfrom the upper. shelves to the flocr of the present quar- ters. Phe volumes will be shot down -the chutes and placed in boxes holding a load Bishop Tanner and Rev. C. H. Richards, | D. D., of Philadelphia. The following ger- tlemen have also been chosen-members of the honorary board: Senator George F. Hoar of Massachusetts, Joseph" H. Choate of New York, Representative Joseph D. Sayers of Texas, Representative George H. White of North Carolina, Andrew Lang- don of Buffalo, 8. V. White of Brooklyn and Francis Wayland of Connecticut. ‘An address to the graduates, delivered by Senator Thurston, abounded in excellent advice to those for whom {* was intended, crime wes committed, and, although he is known tc many of the officers, he soon af- terwards returned to the “camp,” near his home, and has-beer seen there several times since. Two detectives who went to the “cramp” in search of him were hot on his trail, but he knew them, and, it is stat- ed, took refuge in a big tree, either in the Scldiers’ Home grounds or near the fence about the home property. Met His Friends. Dorsey has met a number of his old RAND OPERA BOUSE. KERNAN & RIFE, Managers. Week of May 31. Matinee Saturday. Nligh-class Legitimate Vaudeville. JOHN C. RICE and SALLIE COHEN In a Sketch entitled “THE KISS.” NO DUST. NO DIRT. “QUICKEST AND SAFEST ROUTE™ Mr. Kappeler, tenor; Tosti's “Could I,”| not too heavy for one man to lift. These | and the senator was frequently interrupted | GBORGE W. MONROE—“Oh! Ry Gosh.” Eating friends, and conversed with them, but even | Miss Tyler, contralto; Arditi's “Speak, | toxes are now stacked up in the new|by applause. At intervals in the program PROD *1—Qeeee ot sU: sigh Kickers. MOUNT VERNON. if they have any desire to inform on him| Then,” Miss Driver, soprano; Randegger'’s the band rendercd appropriate music. DOUGLAS avd FORD—The Ideal Entertainers. building, ready for use. The filled boxes will then be transported on trueks across the rotunda of the Capitol to the east entrance, will shoot the chutes again and be loaded into wagons for transportation to the new quarters, where they will be stacked away upon their proper shelves. Books to Be Cleaned. It is proposed to givé-the books a clean- ing during the removal. As they are lifted off the shelves, the dust will be shaken from them vigorously. Then, when they reach the new library building, Supt. Green” will put them through a course of cleaning by means of a blower, which he has pre- pared for the purpose, and it is hoped that when the books reach their new resting places they will be in a more cleanly con- dition than at present. Applicants for Places. “Sleep, Dearest, Sleep,” ‘cello obligato, Mrs. Leech, contralto; Dvorak’s Virgin Mother” (from the “Specter Bride”), Miss McCulloch, soprano; d’Hardelot’s “Mig- non” and Rakeman’s “Rhoda Rae,” violin obligato, Miss Doe, soprano; Halevy’s ‘‘Ro- mance” (from “The Jewess"), Mrs. Mills, soprano; Ponchielli’s “Blind Girl’s Song” (from “Glaconda”), Mrs. Exnicios, contral- to: MacDowell’s “The Sea” and Chami- nade’s “If I Were Gard’ner of the Skies” and “All Thro’ the Night” (old Welsh mel- ody, 1800), Mrs. Shaler, contralto. In these Miss McCullough, Mrs. Hills, Miss Doe and Mrs. Shaler sustained their well-earned reputations, and the others gave much promise for the future. The assistants were Miss Bertha Lucas, violinist; Dr. Sel- bert, ‘cellist; Mrs. Flint and Mr. Varela, pianists. they are afraid to do so, for they knew or had reason to believe he was armed with the revolver which he reloaded soon after ae fired the fatal shot. His. talks with them afterwarés became a matter of gossip in the “camp,” and thoroughly frightened some of the residents, for he announced his intention of killing two more persons before Saturday night, and then surrendering him- self to the authorities and taking his pun- ishment. Foutz had used firearms before this occasion, and had served time im the penitentiary, so that the use of the weapon in this way was not a novelty to him. On the other occasion he shot a son of W. W. Dudley, ex-commissioner of pensions. When Dorsey had remained about the camp and-in the woods somé time, he thought it was necessary, in his maneuver for safety, to make a move, and, like a great many other Washington criminals, EDNA AUG—The American Anna Held. AL STERN—The Versatile Mimic. ANNA DRIVER—The Dainty Soubrette. The ‘reception committce was composed of I. T. Gillem, chairman; Miss 8S. A. Hooe, Miss N. F. Brown, Miss D. L. Jackson, M. K. M. Fuller, D. O. W. Holmes and G. H. De Reef. Steamer [lacalester Daily (except Sunday), MYER COHEN —The Great California Barivone. | At 10 a.m. and 2:30 p.m.; returning, reach the city at 2 and 6 p.m. FARE, hOUND TRIP, 50 CENTS. Next week—HIGH-CLASS VAUDEVILLE. ALL NEW ACTS, NEW FACES AND FEATURES. Je3-2t-24 eee You'll Spurn the Rest After seeing the Demorest. A speedy bicycle built to last for years. An easy running— easily bought wheel. Goodyear's, 807 Pa. av. —Advertisement. ee Will Entertain the Delegates. Arrangements were completed at a meet- ing of the directors of the board of trade yesterday for the reception and entertain- ment in this city of the delegates from South America attending the commercial convention in session in Philadelphia. OLUY BIA THEATER. Tonight, 8:30. Ith Mount Verton admission coupon, for Matinee Saturday at 2:15. sale at wharf and at hotels. 2 Prices—Nighi, 25, 50, 75e. Matinee, 25, 50c. = L. L. BLAKE, Capta! THE ENTIRE THE COLUMBIA STOCK co, |ARLINGTON, FORT MYER ~ In the New Amcrican Comedy, Ballston, Fostoria and A SUPERFLUOUS HUSBAN Falls Church. Next Week—HIS LITTLE DODGE. ELECTRIC CARS FROM AQUEDUCT BRIDGE. mh22-3m OWING AQ. THE UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS OF | NEW STEAMER BARTHOLDI POR CHARTER, —__—>———_ CARROLL INSTITUTE. = e 4 day or evening: fast and cozy. he went acros ee Son en The delegates will arrive here frem Bal-| ots the next two monlbe, ‘Slwwe prepatng he ng: fast and cons where Ratha cease Me = fibhnets ine oe a ‘ Librarian: Spofford is being overwhelmed | timore Tuesday morning on a special train | the stage and wishing specialties or coaching, ad- | bite. JNO. CUMBERLAND & S not be molested. Early yesterday morning | S¢rie# of Entertainments Auspiefously | | 17) applications for appointments in the| over the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, and | | {re GARUANA.” 32 Grout place. Circillars ae. 5 ¥ 4 ” ict as 4 . the officers learned of his Jackson City Ge a LE = == cee new library. He said today he has stopped counting them. The number already on file reaches up into the thousands to such an extent, he said, that’ he would not even venture to estimate the aggregate. Every mail brings a batch ofsadditional applica- will be met by members of the board of trade and escorted to the Congressional Library and the Capitol. Lunch will be served at the Arlington at 12:20 o'clock, and at 2:15 the party will be taken to the White House, where President Queen of Summer Trips. Boston by Sea. Providence by Sea. MERCHANTS" AND MINERS’ TRANS. ©O. trip, and Detective Boyd and Precinct De- bai Barnes went over there in search im. ‘The Carroll Institute lest evening closed its series of winter and spring entertain- ments with what was termed a pot pourri cf minstrelsy, athletics, music and drama, by the talent of the stitute. An unusual- COLUMBIA AGADEMY 7s" One of the sights of Washingtou. Cycling taught on a 12,000-ft. feor. Competent instructors, Charges small. Music every evening. 22d and P Detectives Too Late. They were a few minutes too late, for Streets. J. HART BI TAIN, Mgr. McKinley will receive them. Carriages will ‘Take F street cars. Dabs Set Steamer BALTIMORE to Boston every TUES: eee thes tn & Woman and two | y jarge audience was in attendance, and | tions. fore Beek cag va naa on retay dard eral fees lelertnas a : eles BRERA Pees tat se is ere and returned to this} every number of the program was thor- ae including a visit tothe Soldiers’ Home und EXCURSIONS, ETC. Ae Gee a ee ae city, walking across the bridge. It is not | oughly enjoyed. A unique first part opened EXCURSIONS. other places of interest. The visitors will , le : known that he came all the way over, and it is thought probable that he stopped on sand further iufermation address 1 the entertainment, an “at home” Agent, Baltimer of the SrECIAL EXCURSION then tuke the train for Philadelphia. The popular Saturfay family trips to ash, D.C 4 we me 619 Peau, ave, ss cay, , Roland, : > 3 : the flats and is in hiding there. Tramps | ora Seotetrith yo rect the nome oe | River View, Washington's favorite excur- COLONIAL BEACH RILL, New York abe. and “i5th have lived on the flats, in old shacks, for | #74 Scott-Smith, to meet the gentlemen of | 1 | oUN ) Seamted for the season a NEY, W. P. TURNER, weeks at a time, coming to the city only | the drematic club and minstrels, Messrs. zeae hte tee een Sue W. P. TURNER at night, when they wanted something to] George H. O'Connor, Bechtel, Walsh, Mc- | tomorrow. These triperare intended _— eat, and some of the officers think he may be following their example. The fugitive has managed to elude the officers so successfully that some of them believe he will execute his threat-of killing the other two persons. Just who his in- tended victims may be is not known, but those with whom he has had trouble wil!l no doubt keep out of his way if they can possibly do so. The police department is handicapped in its efforts to appreherd the murderer, for there is no fund from which a reward can be offered. An offer of $50, the police think, would have the effect of landing him behind the bars, but Inspector Hollin- berger told a Star reporter this morning that the fund was barely large enough. +o defray the running expenses of the depart- ment. fathers and mothers a ogpcrtunity to take all their little ones to*thé View for a day’s outing at a small cost. :These outings in the open air are better tonics for children than any that can be*fourid in drug stores, and are much more*plegsant. Tomorrow the steamer Pentz willi/leave her wharf at 10 a.m., 2 and 6:45'p.re, and will return at 12:15, 5, 8 and 10:38 pan. On the morn- ing end afternoon trips; the fare will be but 10 cents to all) Inthe evening the tick- ets will be sold at tte usual price. ‘These family days will be‘wepemted every Satur- day from now “until ‘@eptemter, except on Saturday, June 12. £ : Carthy, Leach. Cox and Kenneth O'Connor. During the “at home” Mr. Aaron Stern, from the Grand Opera House, was intro~ duced, and gave imitations of several well- known actors. * Songs were rendered by Miss Scott-Smith and_ Messrs. George O'Conner, Leach, Cox, Bechtel and Leigh and Green, the latter two appearing as the butler.and chef respectively in the house- hold of the hostess. Recitations were giv- en by Miss Irwin, Miss Hathaway and Mr. Walsh. The feature of: the: second part was song and dance SB “Sweet Geraniums, by Messrs. Leach, ‘onnor and McCar in costume. “A Few Minutes in the Gym. gave Professor Joyce and Messrs. Cruich- ett, O'Donoghue, McAfee “and Morsefl an opportunity to display their ability in acro- batic work. Q cK AND FREQUENT ELECTRIC ‘TRAIN Mount Vernon, Arlington and Alexandria. * Station, Pennsylvania avenue and 13% street. For schedvle see R. R. column, this paper. my27-tt Norfolk & YVashington Steamboat Co. Royal, The Absolutely Pure Baking Powder. Je3-2t CITY ITEMS. Come 10.Me Only for Mea: ‘Of the finest quality. It pays n 10c. 10c. Shoot the Chute. 10c. It will be welcoms fewste many to learn that, they an: ccol om toight by taking a. sail Gown the mapmit Petoman’to Indian er you An exciting broad-sword con-| fead. The st Ve her-| or myself to, have anything to do with the | FIRSY’FAMIUY Day OF "THE SEASON aT |. —— _ Every @ay in the year for Fortress Monroe, Such a condition of affairs tn.the: pelice:|: batt 3 + cad. The steamgr., Maenies: aves her eis — Norfolk, Newport News and all points sout department does not exist. it is claimed, in ‘test ‘ betw Messrs."'Nelson and Griffith | 7¢n oe yee *h Bai0 Te réhalt Hail’} other kinds. And for all that I ask prices River. t was wom-by the former, Professor Joyce : ; by the ‘super powerful steel palace steamers 0 | you cannot help but declare to be reason- . es ews.” “Norfolk” ‘and “Waabimg- Si ecine| of this pugameacan tae acting as referee. Tha entertainment con- | seugers at Marshal, Hall-who"Nave taken | able. Fine end ot meat 8 specialty. JH! pring sug SATURDAY, JUNE 5, 507 aa wey chy wv a@ decidedly amusing “light- Iv. a Buscher, 9th st. wing, Center ml vi ‘bound. anywhere else than here, a reward of some-| weight” boxing contest between Masters | (© Carlier boat andvearry:!them, free of fresh air. times several hundred dollars is offered. Search Resumed@ Today. The search for the fugitive was renewéd this morning. The officers have beem un- able to get a photograph ‘éf the murdcrer, although he is known to many of them because of the number of times he has been arrested. He is described as being charge, to Indian Head and backy..Return- ing, leaves Marshall Hall. at-9:20 ptm. The sultriness of the weather imsures a good crowd being on the boat«tonight, and the excellent management. and gootteausic of Sekroeder’s Orchestra will insure’ every one a.delightful time. ———+ —. 22c. Lb. fur Best Rutter Fomorrow. Take steamer Pentz at 10 a. — RoyalGlueMucilage sticks everything.10c. | Returning, leave River ‘View mh5-t,f,stf ee When We Clean Your Carpets We not only take out spots and stains, dust and grit—but we also make carpets moth- proof and insure them against loss. it M. R. THORP, 488 Maine ave. Downey and Baldwin. Mr. Cox acted as second for Baldwin and Mr. Bechter in a similar capacity for Downey. Professor Jcyce was timekeeper and referee. The Carroll Institute Orchestra, under the direction of Mr.-Ben Judson, furnished the music of the evening. The orchestra has been largely. augmented of late, and its work last evening was most pleasing, sur- :30 pa. ‘Tickets on 10°8.m-/and 2 p:m. trips, 10c. for all; on the G:45 trip, 25e. Good to xevurh on eny trip. For ti it of the little ones, Chute tickets Will be Se. until 7 Je2-3t : £200 a.m, Ar. ington, to Chamberlin'smow hotel, * and Virgitia Beach will find this the most attractive ‘ute, insuring @ com- Sertable picht’s rest. nd luxurtous heated by steam throughout “with electric’ lights. pm. %E..& RANDALL, Proprietor. RAYMOND & 2 passing anything of the kind hitherto at-| This fs the best-butter value ever offered. | “ElMair Babek cures Malaria! Diseases.” WHI ’ lied from the Dest that the markets of between twenty-five and thirty years olds| tempted by the organization. Mr. A. ‘~.| Just think of best butter selling for only | mv61m : HITCOMB’S “ickets on sale at U.S. Raprem oiice, 817 see tdesede Te ts how auaed ak HOG, | Seaman was the efficient stage manager of | 22c. 1b. Geo, M. Oyster, $e., 176 Center —_+—__ 2 TOURS. Pavavivania avenue: S18, 610, 162) Penmasi- bemar ye taer ii aval ng the entertainment. market and 26 Riggs market.—Advt. National Carpet Works All Traveling Expenses van avenue; B. and 0. ticket office, corner 15th street and New York avenue, ‘and on Doarw steamers, where time table, map, etc., ean also be had. Included. Mr. Arthu. Pant, the artistic club swing- er of the minstrels, was unable to appear because of filness. At the last moment it Sees On a Tour ef Inspection. GONZAGA’S PRIZE CONTEST. Cleans and makes carpets moth proof for 8c. per yard. 17 D st. ne. my20-lw* Parties under. LELPHIA JUNE 28 The voard of managers of the National SSS S and JULY 12 for Compre-] —_ “Any other informatign desired will be fur< —— 2 was necessary to substitute other numbers hensive Tours to =< — nished on application’ to the rndersigned at Company B and Serge: Hegarty | for the comedy, “Too Attentive by Halt,” |Home for Disabled; Volunteer’ Soldiers, rerd-tels wiate peta Rio The Pacific Northwest, = Phe lcompany’s hark, tcot ot eh at. Wasbe Carry Off the Honeys. because of a death in the family of Miss | which had been in seselon: here for two 4» Woks 2 Sule Bs Sat x0. 0. Company B is the prize organization of | N°T Cecker, a member of the cast. days, finished its work yesterday and ad-| MNeechmm’s Pills cure Sick Headache. 2 esate i oectern sconces 4 sina ene aha Ne CUBAN MASS MEETING. ata peuaraiintarediae Theseaeteberianieet 7 AMUSEMENTS. y BY SEA Hegarty of Company B Is the best drilied 4 Se today sor #ihetr westecn=tripsothnepection . — —From—- man of the battalion. In fact, Company B of the various branches, which will extend to the Pacific coast. + Large and important sale of furniture at Sloan’s, 1407 G st..n.w., tomorrow at 10 a.m., for the account of several trustees. —Advertisement. Senator Daniel Will Preside Over the National Theater Gathering. The mass meeting to be held at the Na- tional Theater tonight, under the auspices of the National Cuban League, wili be presided over by Senator Daniel of Virgin- fa, who will be introduced by Gen. Wm. Henry Brown, the president of the league. While the proceedings will be in the na- ture of a memorial to the American citi- zens who have been murdered by the Span- lards in Cuba, it will also be the medium for a further illustration of the atrocities being practiced by Weyler’s soldiers in the island. Speeches will be made by proml- pent men, and letters from reliable persons in Cuba, describing the real conditions there, will be read. ‘The vice presidents of the meeting will be Charles Turner, W. H. Holtzman, Jultus Lansburgh, B. E. Robertson, Frank Hume, James L. Norris, H. E. Evans, Noble D. is well pleased with itself all around. The decisions were reached yesterday at Mar- shall Hall, the cadets having given an ex- cursion to that resort, and during the af- ternocn indulging in their annual competi- tive drills. A large crowd accompanied the boys down the river. Company A took the field suortly after 4 o'clock, headed by the Gonzaga Field Band of forty pieces. After executing the diffi- cult movements of gun and foot drills with accuracy and precision, the captain sa- luted the judges and marched off amid a storm of applause. Company B next took the field, and the demonstration on the part of the spectators clearly proved that the organization was not without friends. The remaining feature of the day was the in- dividual competitive drill, Sergeant Hegar- ty proving his superiority, after a long and subborn contest. The decision of the judges was awaited with much interest. The battalion was WASHINGTON —To— NEW YORK. -: A short and delightful trip, in ocean-goink steam: ships of the latest model, wita privilege ‘of a pleasant stop-over at famous OLD POINT COMFORT. In connection with the superb steamers of the NORFOLK & STEAMBOAT COMPANY, A Gaily all-water service between Washington and New York is operated in coanection with the OLD DOMINION LINE. Teave Washlagton daily, 7 p.m: BASE BALL TODAY. CHICAGO —vs.— WASHINGTON. LADIES’ DAY. Game Called at 4:30 p. m. ADMISSION. THE VELLOWSTONE PARK, Wenderland of America. The Alaska trip will be made on the favorite steemer “Queen,” Captain James Carroll. The outward ‘journey will be over the Great Nerthern Railway, and the return over the North- ero Pacific Railway, with a choice of the All-Rail Toute eastward from Minneapolis, from Duluth to Buffalo via THE GREAT LAKES. TOURS TO. THE YELLOWSTONE PARK AND RETURN, leaving Philadelphia July 15 and 29 and: August 31. TOUR OF 30 DAYS TO THE YELLOWSTONE PARK, IDAHO, UTAH AND COLORADO, leaving Philadelphia Jui; TOUR OF You think it is because your child or the route is “growing too fast” that he fails to put on flesh. More often it is due to iy 20. 61 DAYS TO THE YELIOWSTONE PARK, THE PACIFIC "NORTHWEST, CALIFOR- | dria dally, Ror Monroe daily, NIA, UTAH AND COLORADO, leaving Philadel- | 6:30 a.m.;'arrive Norfolk daily, 8 a.m. hia Al 31. Passengers from bey = will make connec- GRAND TOUR TO CITINA, JAPAN AND THE | tions with Old Dominion ships at Norfolk, HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, leaving Philadelphia Au- | Norfolk at 7:30 p.m., ari leavi gust 24 and Sotsae 13. fort_at 6:15 p.m. daily (Sunda: ‘luded). Sa THROUGH EUKOPE, leaving New York ys a vate Reivtieged to go in either di- jane 26. rection by rail, . SUMMER TOURS of from 7 to 20 da: to tl Tickets for in Washington at the following finest resorts of aiidate States ‘ashington, D.C., Steamboat leave Alexan- a gradual and~ general weakening of all the forces of the body. | The child may have no pa, 25 AND 50 CENTS Cleveland, June 5, 7 and 8. . Louis, June 9, 10 and 11. ERNAN'S LYCEUM THEATER. New Englaod, ‘the offices: Norfolk and. W: Larner, George T. Budd, T. C. Fletcher, : = K ALL ‘WEEK. Cs ” So. 817 Pa. 13, 619, S17 and 1421 formed, and the Judges stepped, to the | Col. R. B. Boyd, Col. Charles E. Capheard,|may have a fair appetite and] ~ yatinees Tuesdays Thursiay and Saturday, | GME roan AND STEAMSHIP | oem: Mr tte ate oe ee eet land, First’ Tleutenant’ Charles 3. Dan. | Qtomas, Jarvis, S.° Kann, Benjamin W. OcroroonS |r. eee Srtamboat Company, Toot Teh ste where. renerrs d, FE Z . a aS ss . = 2 a i St it 4 st., where 3 forth and First Lieutenant F. Carroll Mat- fy D. Parker, B. Bridget, Chanee Beet | yet lose flesh. Perhaps the happiest GCTOROON Send tor descriptive book, mentioning tour de-| fens of state rooms can be made and furtber in ingly, of the 2 egiment, an by M. Fishman, L. Eiseman, G. A. Kneessi, J. C. Ergood, Joseph Auerbach, Dr. Whit Hammett, William H. Warner, Charles Ruoff, D: N. Walford, Elijah Smith, G. Morse, J. 8. Bigelow, H. C. Karr, Walter B. Williams, J. L. Johnson, B. F, Guy, M. Strickland, James 8. Davis, 8. T. ‘Davis, formation obtained. Telephone 730. JOHN CALLAHAN, G. M. Norfelk and Washington &. B. Co.,, ‘Wasbington, D.C, tional Guard. Captain England announced that Company B was the winner, with 03 per cent, the standing of Company A being 85.04 per cent, and, accompanied by the shouts of the multitude, the winning com- pany was presented with a beautiful ban- ner of white silk. SUNDAY, JUNE 6. Steamer T. Y Arrowsmith, from 7th st. (ferry) wharf at 9 a-m.; home at 10 p.m. Fare, round t 5Q cents. Meals and refreshments served on ner. c. W. RIDLEY, Gen. - ‘otice.—The steamer “Jane Moseley’’ will com- mence June 13. Special Excutsion to Ocean City, Md. A personally conducted special excursion, Minited to 100, will be given to Ocean Cii Md., via Bay Ridge, on Yi . e 5, ing 1B. and O. depot at 4:30 p.m.. atriving at ), in time for supper at ic Hotel. Leave 8:05 a.m. Mond: arriving 1:40 p.m. Round trip, including board at hotel, $6.50. Tick- ets and reserved room can had by applying at office of JOHN F. WAGGAMAN, 700 14th st. now. effects of Scott’s Emulsion are in “RAYMOND & WHITCOMB, 1605, Chestnut street, Mutual Life Ins, buil BAY RIDGE, M ‘The Greatest Singer of Her Race, assisted FRED. J. PIPER, = ‘The Distinguished Baritone. Mr. and Mrs. TOM McINTOSH. Next Week—KATIE ROONE\'S BURLESQUERS. mySl-6t such cases as these. It ‘gives the <== Father Gillespie pinned a costly gota | Rncs gig, Yon" Mare, Herman Koes ani | body a fat which is easily taken up;!) a¢avette|7th Week| @=4 = Mineral waters medal to the blouse’ of Sergeant Hegariy. | AIMTt 1 : : _’ | Lafaye' See ENGLISH. have diseased e remainder of the aftersoon and eves: » Brenings at 8. ing was devoted to general enjoyment. Delegates to Detroit. ~ |alters unhéalthy action and supplies | PRICES: fintines at'2 OPENS JUNE 5. The Only’ Salt Water Bathing Resort IN THE VICINITY OF WASHINGTON. The excursion was under the manage- ment of Mgr. Schroeder of the Catholic University, Father Gillespie, Father Fut- terer of St. Mary's, Father Conway, vice president of Gonzaga College, and Father George 8. Coyle. The officers of the cadets are: Major, J. Vincent Coughlin; adjutant, John A. Cur- ran; quartermaster, William T. Fox; ser- geant major, Claude V. Colford. Company A—Captain, Martin V. Horn; first Meuten- ant, Robert J. Achstetter; second leuten- ant, H. Stanislaus Lynch. Company B— Captain, Robert J. Greene; first lieutenant, Thomas H. Crook; second lieutenant, Jas. F. Markey. The members of the McKinley and Ho- ae ee bart Interstate Club of the District are intensely“ enthused over the suggestion of B, H. Warner for president cf the Na- tional League of Republican Clubs, and at a meeting of the club Wednesday night it was unanimously resolved to push him if he wouid consent to the use of his name. He ‘s to be informed of the action of the club today, and after considering the mat- ter will give an answer, It is probable, it is said, that the Maryland clubs having delegates at the coming Detroit conven- tion will indorse Mr. Warner. : Besides the delegates already elected Detroit con- germs in them: | When not properly han- died old bottles should never be used as containers the best blood. making food known to medical science: Free Exhibition Berliner-G $10, $15:&:$25:. Show Roems, 1307: F-St.} In Planquette’s Tuneful Opera. PAUL JONES. Bicycles checked free. WEEK- E NEXT = : THE LITTLE ‘TYCOON, | Seats now on sal GRANE-CONCERT MOODY CHOIR Pe S. Foster, Director. CENTRAL WALL, —_. If You Want the Right Kind from the right pluce, we know, you know, you can’t pass us by. 6-Ib. box best but- ter, $1.10. James F. Oyster, 900 Pa. ave.— Advertisement. ae After s Stated Salary. ——_.—_—— A Chance for Shrewd Clothing Buyers, The sudden chaoga :n the weather has A resident of Olean, N. Y., who probably N 8 AT 8 P.M. ot ae Sey, anticipates a change in the police depart- ‘extra at ‘To Cape May ment here, has filed an application: with srs MUSIC ist Fr Br. on and To Gaye May ant Major Mocre for @ position on what he Sie eee, Some 5a | ae calls the “United States deteotive force.” ace 2 To Atlantic City In the letter the applicant gives his name Music and Dancing CEES and description, refers to “our high sher- ae 3 si eee cen aaa iff,” and “our congressmen,” and srys-he EVERY EVENING IN THE PAVILION AT To aaa WASHINGTON