Evening Star Newspaper, June 9, 1897, Page 10

10 ‘THE EVENING STAR. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9, 1897-14 PAGES LOCAL MENTIO: |AFFAIRS IN ALEXANDRIA EXCUNSIONS. FOR WOMAN SUFFRAGE. KERNAN’S LYCEUM THEATER.—Ka‘le} For those who camrleaw the city for a| The Subjects Discussed at a Meeting | Meeting of the District Association to -Fonnd the ht Ki : AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Rooney and her new sensational burlesque | short trip only, thems iy me wer of vase of - mee esd Eenredny Evening.” Right Kind — mpany opened an engegement at Ker-/ ing a vacation more-enjoyably than to tak The South Washington Citizens’ Associa Netrict ae ee Company in hie Laide Doaee™ precesed | rraussotion of Business by the Oommon | ToO2"T ohm Monday night. under con- + tion held a meeting last night in its hall, by “One Touch of Nature.” Grand Opera House.—Vaudeville perform- arce. Kernan’s Lyceum Theater.—Katie Roon- ey’s Burlesquers. Lafayette Square Opera House.—‘The Little Tycoon.” Central Hall, 9th street and Pennsylvania avenue northwest.—Concert of the Moody Choir. nan’ ditions promised good business for the week. There was a big audience, who gave,every indication of satisfaction at the J different acts as they were presented. Miss Reoney herself has already achieved a high reputation not only on account of her own good work, but because she is the daughter of the late Pat Rooney, and she has surrounded herself with-some excellent Uses The opening piece is called “The Council Last Evening, Columbia Fire Engine Company Goes to Annapolis—Changes in Boards of City Officials—Other News. stay at either going to York, ag the tickets: ajliaw Those who wish pat beat Company’s steamer to Norfolk, and there board ‘the for the ocean vo; year this route wemeivell: —— ee until well = boris winter. who are not gresaed for may Fortress yy: aNew York. Last to. aod @ Virginia Beach, lonmDe, or-wetusn! from New privilege. ™ag mafPe the journey in corner of 6th and F streets southwest. Mat- ters of importance to South Washington were discussed, the garbage crematory et the foot of South Capitol street com- ing in for its share of attention. The com- mittee in charge was instructed to appear before the Commissioners and enter a pro- test against the operation of this plant and to take such steps as might be deem- frage Association will hold its regular meeting in the Riggs House parlor Thurs- day evening, June 10, at 7:30 o'clock. After the “regular order” a well-known woman lawyer will read a paper before the society. The members extend a cordial invitation to friends to be present. The following are given as six out of sixty reasons why this association exists: 1, Because women are American citizens, St Severe Pains in the omach--Indiges- tion and Constipa- end x e ed proper looking to condemnation of the | and the Constitution of the United States Bove yours abe haus cuaea ee Evening Star Eureau, onaire’ either direction by gail, efhe Norfolk. and ee og =. EXCURSIONS TOMORROW. 2 No. 620 King Btrest, Fe ene oe eae aie anee | Washington pine tae = ’e steam- | Crematory and its removal. The Anacostia | says: “The right of cltizens of the United | % Dat spd suffered sever median Goon - ——— ; Bell Telephone, No. 106. cludes Elsic Eastman, a petite vocalist; | ere leave 7th street wharfvevery evening in | Tellrced was not forgotten, the city. The | St#tes to vote shall not be denied or | not eat anything but the food. Cet ee tt Oe ALEXANDRIA, Va., June 9, 1807. | Mike Coakley and Eile Heusted, come- | the year at 7 o'clocly at Fortress | ea it was aleined dae boon ctvrating.| @bridged by the United States or by any Hae, Sheet te many, sosderful ‘cares ence eae a mene en | | Comnparalively iMittlet work! wae Gale. tal aac: cooetes rater tli See ee: | aca roes und Noe Sul SEROLOO WINGY foots ete or the ceils at | male, on account Of xabe, cater on previous ae ee bee Bo eo be the clty council last evening, the session | who is as clever and attractive as ever, in | ™0 : this section, and @ special committee was | condition of servitude. Darille and Hood's Pills were enough to com Fortress Monroe at 7 p.m. P Tyce fe mi: tion. | her imitations, songs and dances; Whiti-| The letter carriers’ excursion to Marshall | appcinted to take steps to compel the com-| 9 Because they are taxpayers, and it is wince me that I had at last found the get Steamer River Queen for Glymont and | béing only a few nutes’ duration. Jane and Stewart, delineators of CeKic ani| Hall last night brought out between six | pary to run its cars over the route speci- @ principle of our government that taxa. — 7 Medicines. I continued taking intermediate landings at 9:30 a.m. Bile puPropriation, “lcense and revenue | Teutonic wit, and La Belle Parson, with a| and seven hundred verona Ankeny ax | Bary, t.5 charter, et regular intervals, or | tion and representation are imereoebie Baby was bora T di Trains leave 13% street and Pennsylvania | bills for the ensuing year were passed. | contra baritone. The concluding farce is | threatening skies-and cool winds dampened | abandcn the route altogether, and make 8. Because every citizen should have a I avenue for Mount eae = Petes ee The application of Messrs. W. H. F. Beck- | “The Irishman’s Dream,” which is very | the enthusiasm of the excurstonists some- | room for some other company. which will @m., and 1265, 1:15, 2:05, and 4: Trains leave 13% street and Pennsylvania venue for Arlington hourly from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Trains leave B. and O. station for Bay Ridge at 9:15 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Steamer Harry Randall for Colonial Beach and river landings at 7 a.m. es OLD CARPETS MADE NEW. Our renovating process does it. Takes out every spot and stain. Restores faded colors. Makes carpets fresh as new. Wagon calls. Empire Carpet Cleaning Wks.,631-5 Mass.av. — ‘Two $22 Gas Ranges, '97 pattern, reduced to $17. A. EBERLY’S SONS, 718 7th st.n.w. eg TEN THOUSAND DIFFERENT THINGS to rid yeur houxe of Bed bugs, Roaches, Centipedes, Croton bugs, and all the bal- A Jew > cent specimens of the scene painter’s best ———>-—__— erty are subject. It would not pay them %5. Goodyear’s, 807 Pa. ave.—Advt. — Tree ee eee told pests cannot equal | ‘0 front of this ‘premises, on the southwest | Si sine work will be Caat vary strong! Saul's sale of plants and greenhouse | to build a house with a frontage of sixteen 25c. Shoot the Chute. 15c. a ae iirel tests a DEATH DUST. por bees re thie, same cgunitioe = » in fact, the parts, and particularly the pri stock, Thursday, June 10, at 10 a.m., | fect and rent it for such a small amount. all Drug Stores, 10e. . funny. Last night there was another larg= attendance. “THE GONDOLIERS.' ‘The Gondo- Hers” is perhaps the best work of all that came to us as a result of the collaboration of Gilbert and Sullivan, and ft is recognized as possessing far more musical coloring than any of its companions. The story is in the whimsical vein that characterizes all of Gilbert’s books, while Sullivan has set the eccentrically worded lyrics to music that is entrancing. The Castle Square Opera Company will render this charming combination of dramatic lyrics at the La- fayette Square Opera House next week, and a genuine treat it will prove to those fond of a combination at once pleasing, de- lightful and entertaining. There is a wealth of handsome costumes needed in the production, and the sets are magnifi- hem & Bro. to place incandescent lights in front of The Washington Star bureau, en King street, was reported adversely by the committee on lights, and the report was adopted. A resolution providing that it shall be un- lawful after July 1, 1897, to remove any fire apparatus owned by the city of Alex- andria beyond the corporation limits of said city, except for the purpose of extin- guishing fires, or with the consent of the city council, was read and referred to the committee on public property. A petition from Capt. Herbert Bryant to rebuild his fertilizer plant on the Strand, which was recently destroyed by fire, was referred to the committee on streets, and a petition from Mr. C. W. Summers, asking council to place curbing and lay a gutter cipal ones, are of a caliber to make them the saloon ai beat at the hall. mandery, what, a most enjoyable evening was spent. The excurstonists confined themselves to ind the inclosed parts: of the while making the trip to and from the Hall,but at that-resort the dancing pavilion Was crowded, and all-of the amusements did a rushing business, Haley’s Band tur- nished the music on the boat, while Pis- tcria’s Orchestra played the dance music Those who held tickets for lest night which they did not use will find these available for the Indian Head ex- cursion tonight. Tomorrow night the Crusaders Com- Brightwood avenue. Knights of Malta, give their regular excursion to Marshall Hall. The Macalester leaves her An erjoyable time is company them and a large crowd will, of course, take in the event. wharf at 6:30 p.m. assured all who ac- ‘Win be solq in lots mre) South Washington better eccommoda- jon. A committee was instructed to look after the arching of the James Creek canal. This, it was alleged, by authority of some one in power, is allowed to remain in its pres- ent ccrdition, and many deaths are charged to its account. It was denounced as a disgrace to the capital of the nation. Discussion was bad of a proposition to abolish the new lew as to subdivisions of unimprcved property. Quite an amount of this description of property lies in South Washingtcn, ard, it is said, has been sub- divided into lots of twenty and twenty-five feet front. As this section is populated by the labcring class, whose wages are not sufficient to pay more than from $6 to $10 & month for houses, it can be seen, the as- sociaticn declared, to what disadvantage persons who wish to improve their prop- This law was declared to be very detri- 2) ucaiaiwa aac Firemen Leave for Annapolis. only satisfying in the hands of these moat { to suit the trade.—Advt. mental to South Washington, and the hope Excellent line of Straw Hats, all the up-| The Columbia Steem Fire Engine | capable singers. ae srerew to-date styles, $1, $1.50, $2. 1421 New York ave. LET US CLEAN YOUR CARPETS. We clean ‘em. Take out spots and stains. Store in fire-proof rooms. Mattresses re- male finely. Martin Co., 731 9th. Tele- phone 1224. BEST ICE CREAM IN THE CITY. Only the choicest materials that can be obtained are used in making it. Our latest flavor is Peach Cream, made of fresh, ripe fruit. Big reductions on large orde! Company left for Annepclis on a spe- cial train over the Pennsylvania rail- road at 8 o'clock thie morning, carrying thirty-five members and twenty pieces of the 8d Regiment Drum Cerps,to participate in the fire engine contest there, which will be held tomorrow evening. ‘The result will be immediately bulletined on the black- board in front of The Star bureau in Alex- andria. “A MAN WITH A PAST.”—“His Little Dedge” has evidently hypnotized the public at the Columbia Theater, for the crescendo of laughter and applause which accompa- nies its nightly productions is a sure indi- cation of its success. Two successful pro- ducticns of original pieces within one menth is a record of which the Columbia Stock Company may well be proud, for it 1s écoubtful if it was ever paralleled even in the old palmy days of stock companies. Of course, they used to change the bill nightly then, but it was either in familiar plays or The New Council. The last meeting of the present council Columbia Commandery, 0. G. C. A regular meeting of this commandery was held in the Northeast Temple, corner of 12th and H streets northeast, last even- ing, Noble Commander Lady N. A. Cole in the chair. Under “good of the order,” Lady S. J. Deloe, after having given a very Pleasant little speech, made a motion to appoint a press correspondent for Columbia Commandry, which was seconded by the Rev. E.J. Hopkins, in a five-minute speech. was expressed that in the near future it would be changed. ————— Attend Crocker’s shoe sale, 939 Pa. ave.— Advertisement. ———————— An Assignment. Frank R. Riley and Wm. W. Van Arnum, trading as F. R. Riley & Co., conducting a paper warehouse on D street northwest between 8th and 9th streets, today made an assignment for benefit of creditors to Wm. H. Sholes. voice in the selection of those who make the laws which he or she must obey. 4. Because every citizen in a free republic is entitled to individual representation, and no person having but one vote can repre- sent himself and another person, even with the latter’s consent. 5. Because a vote means power, and wo- men need this power to protect the inter- ests of themselves, their homes, their chil- dren and society. 8. Because politics, which means the gov- ernment, needs the combined influence of men and women. Without the ballot wo- man’s influence is indirect, negative and irresponsible. Votes talk, votes count, votes compel respect, votes accomplish. A Mackintosh is Mighty Handy Whether you go on a summer trip or not. Useful, everywhere. $10 ones reduced to Hood’s Pills 1 EXCURSIONS, ETC. MOONLIGHT EXCURSION BY HAMLINE M. Church on the Harry Randall ING, June 11, 1897, at 6:30 o'clock. 2 cents. and 12: First of the season's popular WEUNESDAYS at River View, WEDNESDA’ JUNE 9. ING ALL DAY. Take the steamer Sam'l J. Pentz at 10 a. 6:45 p.m. Returning, leave River View at , 8 end 10:30 p.m. ANNUAL EXCURSION wm. oles. Assets are estimated at don F. FREUND, §15 10th st. in support of stars who were competent to! This commandery has on its membership | $2,345, with liabilities amounting to = - will be held the fourth Tuesday of this | direct every detail of a new piece; but the | rot the vice grand commander of this juris- | $4294.03. Two, Shop-worn. Refrigerators, Reduced | month in the city hall. Several changes | Columbia people have simply taken the diction, Laay CG: e Sullivan, auavecione ee St Ee rs will be noticeable in the new common | bare manuscripts of two original plays and | Othor actiee” wore aan a Harvey, | , The nurserles of the late John Saul will 7 st. nw. . E. . 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 thelr address from one Post-office to another should give the last address as well as the Tew one. Se Claims Damages. George Kraft and his wife, Laura G., to- day filed a suit against Wm. F. Downey, claiming $5,000 damages for Injuries re- ceived in an accident the 21st of last March by Mrs. Kraft. The plaintiffs claim that a two-horse carriage owned by Mr. Downey and driven by one of his servants, knocked Mrs. Kraft down at New York avenue and 22th street and permanently injured her. ‘They are represented by Attorney Tracy L. Jeffords. ? * —_———_—_. Attend Crocker’s shoe sale, 939 Pa. ave.— Advertisement. ———. _ ___ Florists, don’t fail to attend Saul’s sale of originated every bit of stage business. While “‘His Little Dodge” had been success- ful in London and Paris, this did not assist the players any, as they were not supplied with a prompt book of either production, and were obliged to supply everything ex- cepting the lines themselves. In New York, for instance, “His Little Dodge” would probably run for the rest of the season, tut the Columbia Stock Company has in Preparation “A Man With a Past,” the Piece which the Hollands produced .in New York and Boston near the close of their season. As they have decided not to con- tinue their starring tour next season, the play was thrown on the market again, and, with customary enterprise, the Columbia managers were the first to secure it. “A Man With a Past” is another comedy by those clever playwrights, Harry and Ed- ard Paulton, authors of “Erminie” and “Niobe.” It will serve to introduce the full strength of the Columbia Stock Company in congenial parts, and, judging from its reception in Boston, where the business dcubled nearly every night, should prove a pleasing bill. NEW YORK BURLESQUERS.—The at- traction at Kernan’s Lyceum next week will be the New York Burlesquers, headed by the sensational dancer, Little Egypt. The olio part of the program includes Gladys Castleton, the pleasing chanteuse; theEver- etts, popular travesty artists, in their up-to- date satire, entitled “Continuous; Johnson and Mack, Irish comedians, singers and funny conversationalists; The Healys, the character comedy duo; Wren and Daly, singers and expert dancers, and Bob Em- mett, the descriptive vocalist, in his latest success, “On Duty.” The performance will conclude with an original and interesting burlesque entitled “Egypt in Court.” VAUDEVILLE AT THE GRAND.—The council, which will be swom in at noon July 1. In the first werd Mesers. Harry Burke and Edgar Thimpson will be suc- ceeded by Messrs. Jchn H. Trimyer_and Alton Moore; in the second ward Mr. Fred. J. Birrell will succeed Mr. Fred. Kans; in the third ward Messrs. Louis Brill and Braxton Smith will occupy the seats of Messrs. James R. Catcn and George A. Mushbach; in the fcurth ward Messrs. Theodcre H. Ficklin and William P. H. Kelley will take the places of Messrs. Thomas Fannon and James McCuen. Mr. Kelley will be the only republican in the new covrcil. Charges in the board of aldermen will also be mede. Mr. Wm. Dobie will suc- ceed Mr. Colturs Burke from the first ward, and Mr. J. R. M. Curtin will take the place of Mr. Morgan Davis from the third ward. Police Report. The following cases were disposed of in the Police Court by Mayor Thompson this morning: Edward Davis, charged with dis- orderly conduct and fighting, was fined $5; Frank Carroll, charged with cutting Eu- gene Cross with a knife, fined $20; Chas. Hamilton, charged with keeping a disor- Gerly house, fined $2.50; Lee James, charg- ed with an assault on Amelia Lee, case dis- missed. A Runaway. The horse attached to the milk wagon of Mr. Chas. Frinks ran away on West street yesterday evening, overturning the wagon and dumping the contents of the milk cans into the street. Mr. Frinks was painfully, but not seriously, hurt. The accident was caused by the horse becoming frightened at the colored Odd Fellows’ parade, then pass- ing. Dr. Sullivan, Dr. S. A. Howell, Wmi. C. Cole and others. At the last meeting the commandery gave @ public entertainment and reception in honor of Lady Sullivan's election to the office of vice grand commander. musical program had been rendered, Lady C.*E. Sullivan was presented with a beau- tiful bouquet of flowers by the commandery. The Rev. E. J. Hopkins made one of his most felicitous presentation speeches,which was responded to by Lady Sullivan in an equally happy vein. closed with a collation. Lenox streets, ices, Bradley, The E. M. Lewi: entertainmen’ — If matters little what it is that you want whether a situation or a servant—a vant” ad. —_—__ Lawn Fcte af Chevy Chase. If the weather prewe fime the lawn fete ete., will be After a t in The Star will reach the person who can fill your meed. to be held at Chevy Ghas@ tomorrow after- noon and evening premises to be a delight- ful affair, and wilbidoubtless be largely patronized by the mamy frrtends of the resi- dents of this charming/aittle suburb. It will be given under the auspices of the Library Association, for the benefit of the Chevy Chase Free Labrarg. A big refresh- ment tent will be pitthe@ on the green in front of the residence of Mr. Morris-Hack- er, Connecticut avenue, between Kirke und fromm: whieh strawberries, served by a score of pretty young. waitmesses:” Small chairs and benches wiftybe placed about on the grass for the cemfort and con- venience of the: guesf8. "Pkere will also be a flower table, a candy'table,-a lemonade well and a peanut and popebrn stand. tables, be sold at public auction tomorrow at 10 a.m. See advt. in auction column.—Advt. > National Lodge. National Lodge, No. 101, Order of the Golden Chain, held its regular meeting at 514 9th street northwest, last night. The following officers were nominated for the ensuing term: Commander, W. E. Dobson; vice commander, O. F. Wiley; assistant commander, 8. H. Turner; prelate, R. S. Denny; guide, F. A. Truan; guardian, J. F. Eastwood; sentinel, G. W. Mercer. Other business was transacted, and remarks on the good of the order were made by several of the members. Go to your doctor for advice; he is the best man to tell you what medi- cine you need. Go to your druggist for your medicines; he knows more about drugs than a dry goods man. Stick to your doctor and to your druggist if you are a sick man, but don’t go to your druggist for advice. If your doctor tells you to get Scott’s AMUSEMENTS. OLUMBIA THEATER. Evenings at 8:30. Matinee Saturday only at 2:15. PRICES: Evenings, 25, 50, T5c.; Matinees, 25, 50c. Columbia Stock Co. In the London Royalty Theater's Greatest Success— His Little Dodge, Preceded by ONE TOUCH OF NATURE. In preparation: A MAN WITH A PAST. je7-tf KKE®84N'S LYCEUM THEATER. ALL THIS WEEK. Matinees Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, “THE FASHION PLATE.” Katie Rooney’s Big Burlesque Company 82—SUPERIOR VAUDEVILLE STARS—82. Next Week—The New York Burlesquers = oe Original “Little Egypt.” Hydrocycles!! HAVE YOU SEEN THEM? HAVE YOU TRIED THEM? 1f you bave, you are glad to know that you can try them again at CHEVY CHASE LAKE. If you have not, you don’t know what you have missed. Donch’s Band and darcing every evening on the To MARSHALL HALL, THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 17. A Sta Ivania agen Pennsylvant my2i-tf aisteamer “Charles Macalester” will leave at rp. Tickets for sale by members of the corps and at the boat. 35-5t_ DON'T FORGET THE DATE. QUICK AND FrEQUENT ELECTRIC TRAIN SERVICE. Mount Vernon, rlington and Alexandria. venue and 13% street. column, this paper. ay see R. RL 9: BAY RIDGE, OPENS JUNE 5. The Only Salt Water Bathing Resort IN THE VICINITY OF WASHINGTON. Excellent Restautant. Efficient train service. Low rates, Trains leave B. and 0. station, week doys, Sundays, E ROUND-TRIP TICKETS d For the 4:30 p.m. train 75 cents will be’ charged, and 25 cents refunded upon return of coupon to Agent at Washington station, a 2 ther interesting feature will be the pele eee «, | pavilion. my22-3:n,20 ~ Queen of Summer Trips. Plants ,and greenhouse stock Thursday, Grand Jury. effort to make the Grand Opera House the teary riraeseaeors and magazines | Emulsion it is because he knows it SS Bo on by Sea P es at 10 a.m., Brightwood avenue. | Judge Norton of the corporation court | home of high-class vaudeville is meeting will be received, in lieu of an admission fee G AND NCE T = y . Sp ee has decided to take advantage of the cool | With much encouragement. The manage- | ture Tore. R. (ot) R’ Democrats on the Fourth of Jaly. The local democratic organizations, in- cluding the National Association of Demo- cratic Clubs and the democratic central committee, will celebrate the 4th of July at the Grand Opera House Monday morn- ment offers next week some excellent peo- ple, including Eugene O'Rourke and Ada Dare, who have lately been with Hoyt’s “A Trip to Chinatown” Company, and who will be seen in McKee Rankin's best sketch, entitled “After the French Fall; Mark Murphy, the celebrated Irish monologuist: Raymond Moore, the famous ballad singer; weather and have a special grand jury summoned for Monday, in order to dispose of all criminal cases in that court before a hot spell sets in. The June term of the court will begin that day. The regular grand jury term of the corporation court is the one in July. So far as known, the Any book in good condition, be it old or new, will be acceptable. The ground will be brilliantly lighted with Chi- nese lanterns, electric lights and two mam- moth locomotive headlights. There wiH be an orchestra in attendance, and some good banjo and mandolin playing by clever ama- teurs. In case of rain the fete will be con- to be the remedy in all conditions of wasting, the one reliable, permanent preparation. OF THE FAMOUS MOODY CHOIR OF _400 VOICES, oe S. Foster, Director. G THU WED: Providence by Sea. MERCHANTS’ AND MINERS’ TRANS. ©0. Stcamer BALTIMORE to Bost RSDAY and SUNDAY NESDAY and FRIDAY at 4 For tcur books and further information addrers C. R. GILLINGHAM, Md. Agent, Baltimore the next (Friday) se NTRAL WALL i, HOWSER Gly aves we : ing, July 5, with a patoriotic meeting. The | jury will have but little work to perform, Ae ees = oe = Get what you ask for. GOR, STH AND PA. AVE. 9 We Pp MEMRILL, New York ve. and "18th co! cous ae be palate = few Leef-Tyler Wedding. phenomenal dancer; O. K. Sato, the great | SOCOCOOCOOEECESOPOOEEDOOEED ce WEDNESDAY, I aan 8PM. 5 C WHITKET, WP. TURNER, 3 . Mr. Harry Leet, one of Alexandria's most | Juggler: Corrine Ezier, who was seen here CITY ITEMS. A eee Ae 5 ESS é : popular young men, and Miss Effie Tyler, | the “Bowery Girl,” and Martin and An- ee 2 drews, the well-known sketch team. It will daughter of Alderman-elect_ Wm. Dobie, fe tr : leveland’s “Elixir Babek cures Malarial Diseases.” STAYMAN'S MUSIC STORE, 1327 F ST.. on and be seen that in these engagements the high after ‘Thursday, June 8. nyv.0_ | Ericsson Line Excursions” were privately married at the parsonage | standard set by Mr. Grau is kept up. Jev-1m ee See BIA ACADEMY T:.a3s"* BY WATER FROM BALTIMORE, * a = ue ar oD 4) craze. To Philadeiphia (daylight tripe), Mondays, ve New York at 1130 | f_the Second Presbyterian Church last —_— 5 Let Us Clean the Carpets One of the eights of Washington. Cycling taught days and Fridays, at 7:30 um $1.00 Oe evening by Rev. J. Ernest Thacker. You Can Almost Hear the Sigh Baking Powder and they'll be cleaned right. All the dust | on a 12,000-ft. floor. Competent instructors. $2.25 nee ae Ie EE a- Senin of Comtiactaien. of our 5-Ib. bo¥es best Butter as they go out tuken out—spots and stains removed—and | Charges small. "Music See |= au $3.00 Fe RAETAGSS | 4 regular mecting of M.D. Corse Camp, | Hite, Piicg Sever so low before dennes ; Sao ee ee ee sib |B Soe uy Sorat RB For Divorce. Sons of Confederate Veterans, was held |** CV's 10 Pa. ave-—Aavt. is good clear ces Se Bae ey ee 14 Alice A. Donovan has applied for di-| last evening, with Capt. Aubrey Bowle pre- | Women’s Home Missionary Society. National Carpet Works EXCURSION: , E To Atlantic City and return (ten days)..... 5 ¥orce from bed and board from Frank F.| siding. Capt. Thos. Perry of Lee Camp of Donovan. The parties were married here Cleans and makes carpets moth proof for if f the W t tt To Atlantic City and return (sensaa| ‘si F The quarterly meeting of the Women’s t e 8c. per yard. 17 D st. ne. jez-ot* 0 Asbury Park, Ocean Grove, ranch. - =A Confederate Veterans read an interesting ial M Societ: O h bo om ahs *sSP) od To Asbury Park, Ocean Grove, Brancl November 14, 1888, five children being born | diary of his prison life during the late war, | PTesbyterial Home Missionary Society is aa SPECIAL’ to them, all but one surviving. Mrs. Dono- van ¢| s her husband with tntoxication, cruelty and profanity. She asks tor suit- able alimony and counsel fees, and for the custody and guardianship of the chiléren. = ‘Conn. ; os Fade — and Cottage - Ind., will address the ladies, and Miss Red- = = ity. Me., and points in New . Joined for ie att, coer, fusband be en—| Mary's Catholic Church at Riverside Park | way, who has been teaching he He Aen. | eee eee AMUSEMENTS, MARSHALL HALL er yl pg ee ~ joined from in any way interfering with or | Yesterday was postponed on account of the ville Faun School, North Carolina, will - molesting her. She is represented by At- torneys Padgett and Forrest. A camp of S. C. V. from Washington was present, as were also several members of Lee Camp. The picnic which was to have been given by the St. Jcseph’s Ald Society of St. to be held in Gurley Memorial Church to- morrow at 10:30 a.m. Mrs. Joseph Kelly, who has recently returned from attending the meeting of general assembly at Winona, of the box. bad weather until tomorrow. speak of her experience among the moun- Summer Boarders? Roynl Headache Powders cure. 10c. mb5-m,w,f,stf = Beechnam’sPills—No equal for constipation. MOONLIGHT EXCURSION AND and return,season(from Philadelphia by rai To New York (from Philadelphia by rail) To New York and return (eleven days) piickets on sale (at the y, Sarat SI N. y nd. Vi office onl Y Bette ‘Tickets for sale at B 4 oe YX do it economically by busing * * yn M - Rasy na peeroual: nC Ce ES CS * © the inarvelous 29 INDIAN HEAD, Boer Biate rooms, St; $1.50 and #2 extra Pur r. ‘ |. Latham . Saturday and Sunday Excursions to BS ae ee oe en ce | acted CORRES ae le, 989 Pi _| -Berliner Gramophone, . ° SHIVER at, 201 Light st Baltimore, Bd. aseaany cardidate for the clerkship of the common | ,Attend Crocker's shoe sale, 009 Pa. ave. $10-=-$15==-$25 TODAY Tonight at 6:30 o’clock, | SHiyEi “ascot ove The Baltimore and Ohio raflroad has | Council. —_=—_— aoe fees Y DA 0 ‘nused , 00d ashingto: ¢ et bd U1 Letter Carric tickets on this a placed on sale reduced rate excursion tick- | Vice President Kelley Presided at the $1.25 to Baltimore and Return Bo pe neaey ie OS Sn 2 Sa by mee eae Band. =o Norfolk & Wi hin, n Guring the Old vers, Saturday and Sunday | meeting of the Young Men's Sodality Ly- | via"B and 0. Reh an tren Faneta and] so ed eee seen te ee ST. LOUIS 4 a = Ce —— seas’ a eae fomiretiee ceum last cone Only routine business | 34 valid for return passage until following | © © crenings. oe ° Je8-2t Fare (round trip), 25c. t until following Monday, from Washington ] was transacted. 4 ae —vs.— Ste mbo fo_voints on the Washington branch as| Mr. James Hartley of Richmond, who ts | Monday.—Advt, Show Rooms, 1307 F St. jeoua SS a a fer as Annapolis Junction, and points on | visiting relatives in this city, will leave = the Metropolitan branch and main Ine aa far as Frederick and Charlestown, W. Va. —Advertisement. Funeral of Dr. Herbert S. Town. Funeral services over the remains of Dr. Herbert S. Town were held in St, Paul's for Ireland on Monday for a protracted stay. The members of the Y. M. 8. L. base ball DOCTORS are WASHINGTON. Game called at 4:30 p.m. Pittsburg, June 12, 14 and 15. DOWN THE POTOMAC TO THE GREEN LAWNS OF Novtoik, the ‘superb aa t have donned their ut: P U I = toor"bn the following schedule: = eam have donn u new suits, green | Chapel, Rock Creek, yesterday afternoon. R Cc D ADMISSION..... 25 AND 50 CENTS . Soae = bape ae ee Sp H. Kelley 4 ea te Rev. Dr. Devries, assisted by Rev. Dr. ia ° t. Louis, June 10 and 11 ars a a ° ‘as anno ced el le “ a : : weet End Mckinley tepublcan Cieb Mon-| § vist (© Mative asd fens ia Lymer | Buck read he vervce, anda qurcet com | Agra inst Mineral day that the calls sent out by the club for a conference of the celored republican clubs of the various states had met with left last night to attend the meeting of the > THURS, EVENING, at 6 o'clock, lasement of |¢** and 2:30 p.m. Returniug, leaves Marshall je nig en institute, the supreme delegates to Mobile | ss ¢ eae Sei {erable Feeponse from eleven states. | Master Car Builders’ Association, in ses- | ™music. Dr. Knapp, Dr. Seibert, Mr. Blair, | When they are not PPOPers= | _ win make their reports. Members invited, je 2t* | 5 5 eee ee leaves 7th and The Ume aud place for the conference will | sicn at Old Point. Mr. Moore, Mr. Ryan, Mr. Burns and Mr. rt h: dled. It i t oT *** © sts. wharf daily (Sundays excepted) at New Jesse srtanged, Prof. A. B. Casey of | Mr. James Roach, who has been quite | Mann acted as honorary pallbearers. Dr. | ly ham 5 Ss just as PIANO RECITAL © 9:30 a.m, for Glymont, Marshall Hall sed w Jersey * an interesting addre. sick, is improving. Town was born in Washington November essential to have a clean © © all intermedint Returning, lea during the m Owing to the breaking of the shaft of | 27, 1809. Here he received his early educa, Cok ae ee eo ee ——_.__ the engine at the Southern railway shops | tion, supplementing his academic work $5.00 to Pit burg and Return via B. and 0. R. R. Account annual convent‘on, National Council, Jr. O. U. A. M., th: B. and O. R. R. will sell excursion tickets to Pittsburg, good, going, June 13, 14, 17, 18, valid for return until June 2v, at rete of one fare— SDAY, June 10, at 8 cessful practice. About six months ago, Bo eS oy shall Hall both ways, and leaving Marshall Advertisement. escent. being out of health, he came to Washing: | tamination. It is the only ae ee JO |e s+ Han ca retum trip ut 9:90 pm. Par ee ee Governor O’Ferrali has appointed Mr. | ton and entered a sanitarium, where in the water that isibottled under | GY OER HOUSE IKE, Ma *¢* tles at “The Hall” can avail themselves of Divorce and Alimony, Frank F. Marbury @ notary public for this | course of the winter he regained his |° KERN nagers. Martha H. Tucker, who was married here to Robert A. Tucker, September 24, 1868, has filed a petition for divorce. They burg. Mr. C. F. Thomas, master mechanic of the Southern railway shops in this city, the choir of the Pro-Cathedral Church of St. Mark, the’church in which Dr. Town was baptized and brought up, rendered the yesterday the shops were closed, but the employes resumed work as usual this morning. A_ meeting of Jackson Council, Jr. O. U. A. M., will be held this evening. Mr. Robert W. Jackson, who for some time past has been quite sick, ie conval- with two years at the Rose Polytechnique Institute of Terra Haute, Ind. In May, 1893, he graduated from the Columbian Medical College, and a few weeks later left Wash- ington, going first to Oklahoma and thence to Louisiana, where he established a suc- city. The services of the forty hours’ devo- ticn, which began in St. Mary’s Catholic Church Sunday, closed yesterday. former vigor. May 15 he set out for his home in Louisiana, and stopping en route to visit friends at Galveston, Texas, met with the accident which ended his life, of which WATERS bottle as a container as it is to have a pure water. Wampole’s ELK LITHIA is entirely free2from con= water and 2hermetically sealed. CATHOLIC KNIGHTS OF AMERICA — NEXT PROF, THORALD JERICHAU, At Carroll Institute Hell, 10th st. bet. I and K SATURDAY, June 12, 1807, 8 o'clock pin. 2e. Je9-4t* ES TERTAINMENT FOR THE BENEFIT OF ST. JOHN'S CHURCH CHOIR, Georgetown, at Matinees Wednesday and Saturday at 2. PACKED TU THE DOORS. - ‘The Public Aroused. °° Steamer “MACALESTER” lea ‘Tth st. wharf dally (Sundays excepted) at 10 a.m. TO INDIAN HEAD. Macalester leaves Friday and Saturday evenings in June and every Thursday, Fri- day and Satucday evening in July, August and September at 6:30 p.m., landing at Mar- eoeescee Indian Head trips without extra charge. Music by Prof. Schroeder’s Band. —FkOM—- WASHINGTON —ro— Phenomenal Success of : f the late Mrs. Frank War- tion has already been made. Inte-| Send us r physician’s HIGH-CLASS VAUDEVILLE, lived together until 1800, when, she charges, | , 776 funeral of the ite Mre. Frank War- | mention aL Coda on Se Ae: z Dancing Day & Evenin her husband deserted and abandoned her. oes a ike oe oe Abe and was | ment was in Rock Creek cemetery. address, if ef does not THIS WEEK: 4 Ly ig. NEW YORK. She prays for alimony and counsel fees | jergely attended. Rev. J. H. Wells of Seg een ees are the best after-dinner pills, aid digestion, 25c. FRIDAY EVEN- Tick 5 a.m., 4:30 p. ..0 CENTS JeT-m,w&stoau31 ion every TUES: Y at 4 pm. Sicamer BALTIMORE to Providence every . New Haven, Bi ay in the ee Se ‘ewport and all points eae Finest a: Freshest Flowers —for graduates and June brides. Decora- tions for weddings and commencements. Gude, 1224 F.—Aadvt. and also asks to be awarded the cusiody and control of their daughter, Martha M. Tucker. Three of their living eight children are of age, the three girls living with Mrs. the Village Chapel conducted the services. Mr. J. L. Parker has returned from New York, where he ‘has been employed by tha know about ELK LITHIA, Fare (Round Trip), 25c. and we will isend him °° Meals a le carte in the elegant restaurant. *° © © Good cafe on steamers. Ladies are espe Wertern Electric Laght Company. ae enough practical goodness 25 pertr fr beats cial and gue‘ K. & WASHINGTON Tucker, and she asks that h husband —_>r>-_— may be required to support the said deceit ae a neaseae Normal College Association. to convince himiof its mer- NY, ™ . Don’t fail to attend e large it 5 Tepresente Mra ee, Harry G. Kimvall | sate by auction at 1331 and 1433 H street | Prof, J. Fraise Richard was chosen chair- its. Get pamphlet about gll-water service between Washington and Uenstcres Smh nn northwest, tomorrow at 10 o’clock.—Advt. | man and James G. Kent secretary of a c Sperated in coanection with the rages row St 19-2 : i : The following properties will be sold by Marine Band Concert. pepetin: Mnies wees bold: lasts evetinn, at mineral waters. te! Sy ae in Cuery, Chase 300 —rw— Ou! DOMINION LINE. trustees tomorrow afternoon at auction: A’ . | the Typographical Temple for the purpose 02. Lanes Sh - ” and ‘and. Teave, Washiegton 47 Pm; Soted Sek IS aed UUs atrect noreh |, TE Marine Rand wit render the follow: | of organising the Modera Normel Colege | DUVEEE,.¥" aiiiias Manare,on sat ot | Rue‘binga" rng oor eu s°| MOUNT VERNON. | ¢3 Sere fats, est; 5 cloc! 2 21 street rth- West, and at 5:30, 2014, 2016 and 2018 Hut. | grounds this afternoon. Sayigraaenrer| cnuite ae SRR pot entpre ates neon tse Steamer [lacalester teen itr Of Donen sine at streets and Vermont avenue). ‘Serna | March—“The Old Club” Dr. Newborns, Mrs. Chipman en Meson. |? DNEW Tus : + Baty kemonet peas Com ai maar tisement for full description and terms. * | Fan, —"Hungarian’ Kent and Wilmoth was appointed peice ; Be oes . - = oe gr finer eee Bes vetiign by al fe ‘Washington at the Rae Potpourri—“Italian Operas”. plans for permanent organization re- |e ° x ‘Tickets for sale Atterd Crocker’s shoe sale, 989 Pa. ave—| *Sreiuding pone ners ai port at the next meeting ‘Tuesday |e d ies”! | ikel: eae ae ae Gompang, No S11 Pe. aves Advertisement. ee eee Mallet ‘the sddresres and occupations | ° sana < EI BGANT CAPE OS trie Oren 707, tbh oa Commer, N. F- ——_>—__ “Daughter ; with Mount Versoa . “atiice ‘Norfolk. The Confederate Veterans. “Romeo and Jullet,” of all students in Washington represent- | * bs saber Shee nak ee boeeie s Semlamon emngen, Ser | Sat St ellen of the Nerek nal & meeting of delegates to the Nashville letto,” Pacini’s “Last of PB iz schools at Ada and Leban- | ¢ e. L, L. BLAKE, Captain. | tious of state rooms can be made and Donizetti's “Count of Paris,” ending |on, Ohio; Valparaiso, Danville, Mitchell, |> 2 ee ee reunion of confederate veterans was held at with Verdi's “Rigolette." og end Angola, Thd.; Dixon, TLs Peds . THE BEST TO | ¥- £- GUILLAUDED, JOHN, thelr hall last evening, and it was decided | potka—“Phe Jolly Blacksmiths"... Suckley 'Kan., and other endent s\s fe : ARLINGTON, FORT MYER TASS Bw 3 that the members of the delegation, to- | March—“El Capitan’ ‘Sousa jin the west. = : © a MATINEE WEDNESDAY. Pe xB, N.Y. gcther with their families and. friends, | Gavotte—"Pirting'. oes os 5 | 4 Pesattal and este Soorents Preeeatet © | Ballston, Fostoria and | =v" Would leave for Nashville Saturday even- | Hymn—“Hall, Columbia’ It matters little what it is that you is . a Ment ‘ ey Ing. the Toth Instant. at 10 o'clock, via the SS cmhether «situation or a eels ‘ ™=GONDOLII ERS Falls Church. a> SE ete uthern railway. e reunion to ttend Crocker’s shoe sale, ave. | “want” ‘The Star. & Se, = (CARS FROM AQUEDUCT BRIDGE ZI apply to held June 22, 23, 24 and 28 sertoemet person who can fill your’ a a, es lee "| See Ze Suara