Evening Star Newspaper, March 24, 1900, Page 16

THE EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, MARCH LOCAL MENTION. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. ademy—“Man's Enemy Columbia Theater—Mildred Holland YAria.” Kernan’s Lyceum: in Sheridan's City Sports. irakosch Opera Com- in “Barbara enter 3, see page 19. SS EXCURSIONS TOMORROW. shirgton for Fortress Monroe ) p.m, Randall for Chapel Point, landings at 7 a.m. nd Pennsylvania For Mount Vernon to 2 p.m. from Aqueduct bridge to Arling- Myer and Falls Church every 2 7 a.m. to 12 p.m. —— APEAKE REACH, New Salt Water Resort. ast of Washington, on where the saity waves of twenty miles, has bee beautiful, modern resort at from the he: Tr 5 street a Ariingte 210 a.m Cars Fort completi Beach ry steam F: a_ first standard gauge ad, no expense has been spared ort the most attractive one lass, to make the res this side of a board walk 20 feet wide and my feet long, which is built out over the ance from and parallel to ates, is The advantages and many of the place are being taken Into the different societies of ington, as dates are rapldly being re- rved by them for their summer excu The railway company offers very il inducements to excursion partie: persons interested should call u address H. H. Lewis, General 1420 New York a 5 r & Wickersham, General Age peake Beach lots, 1416 New York a eee HUBBARD HEATING CO. of Washington. D. C. have received the contract for Steam Heat- ing the large Apartment Houses to be erected by Theodore A. Harding and John H. Nolan. REMAKE HAIR MATTRESSES is new. Clean carpets thoroughly with- iry to fabries or colors. See ad., page WE E06 at in. STUMPH BEDDING CO., 7th and K. ——— MANN’S CAPITAL LAWN GRASS, To produce a thick, velvety lawn. With it make old lawns new. Tuberose 3 Mas. Coladiums, Canna and Vine Roots. Fresh Flower Seeds Fertilizers. P. MANN & CO., 1.W., opp. Center Market. a gee D REMOVAL SALE of Mexican and Indian Art Goods, beginning 3 nw. 26. at SOS Mth Blectric Work, Speaking tric Bells. J. H. Kuebling, 1208 B.W. ——— Human Artificia’ <, EI ave Pa. , Gth & av. N FREE. .. Gth st. and . bought | Our prices still mF av TW. Libbey Large for bids. Cream and Fancy Cakes. H pm. 1427 N.Y. ave. AND COFFEES. t prices. Sugars ty Stores. VENING CLEANED. CLEANED. ORNOT, 1103 G st. LACE CURTAI AND RLANK cleaned. A. PF. E OT, 1103 J. F. SHEETZ. dew of tine Chocolates nw CITY AND DISTRICT. ” M \ iver a lecture Electricity fe we Serupulons Care ting ones. VTarned Over to Maryland Authorities. at he drew a Iver on t H from Virg and G J n, with whem he quarreled, liv was pursued by e r happened, but fe them and reach this > Washington-Toledo Sleeper via B. and 0. Quick service to Michigan points daily on J2N5 a.m. tra ving Toledo 6:25 p.m., without cha day, mak ose eonr a Michigan.—Advt. A Slizht Fire. Au light wire coming in contact wit curtain fn the he of Rertie w4 D street northwest, ¢z Two women in the burned x to hile try AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN Grand Officers, I. 0. 0. F., Make a Visit to Covenant Lodge. Improvements to the Baptist Church— Other Interesting Items. The officers of the Grand Lodge, T. 0. O. F., of ‘the District of Columbia paid an official visit to Covenant Lodge o. 1; Thursday evening, and were entertained in the royal manner for which Covenan: Lodge is noted. Grand Master John B. Ward spoke of the flourishing condition of the lodge, which is €econd to none in this jurisdiction. The noble grand, Leo § Schoenthal, in a neat speech welcomed the grand officers, after which the following program was refidered: Graphophone seiec- tions, George W. Wise: song, W. B. Sebas- tian; recitation, H. W. Selah a. Ww. W. Beattie: recitation, C. H. Masajf origtz nal poem, J. L. Irwin; selected reading, Jz *herry. ant feature of the-enter= ment: apresentation of siiveg spoons, one to William. H. Humphrey and. one to J. Magruder. he presentation] speech was made by RR. Cook. Refresh- ments were served at the close of tne pro- gram. Baptist Church Improvements. The West Washington Baptist Church will hold @ revival meeting in Sts new build- ing, corner of 3ist and N streets, com- mencing tomorrow. Rev. James Miller of imberland, Md., will ald the pastor, Rev. W. S. 0. Thomas, and will be present Tues- day evening. Dr. C. A. Stakely will preach on Monday evening, the service on_ that CORPORAL MOHUN’S FUNERAL, ist Rites Performed at Oak Hill Cemetery This Morning. Impressive funeral services were held over the remains of the late Corporal Louis W- Mohun of the 9th United States Infantry at 11:30 o'clock this morning in the chapel of Oak Hill cemetery, Georgetown. Mr. Mo- hun was the second son of Mrs. Clare Han- son Mohun and the late Richard B. Mo- hun of this city, and he met his death No- vember last while fighting“fn the Philip- pin Through the courtesy of the ceme- tery officials the body had been lying in the chapel since Thursday last. . Rev. Dr. D. J. Stafford of St. Patrick's Chureh officiated, and during the service took occasion to pay a beautiful tribute to the character and ‘life of Mr. Mohun, and poke_of the patriotic devotion to his coun- that marked the career of the young man from his early years to the final sacri- of life while serving under the flag. A military escort and a firing party from the post at Fort Myer were present at the obsequies. When the interment was made three volleys were fired over the grave, and finally a bugler sounded “taps’’. soldier's last mark of worldly esteem. It was at first thought the interment might be made in the national ‘cemetery at Arlington, but Oak Hill was decided upon on account of that necropolis being the resting place of the young man's father. eg Atlantle City, N. J. The Hotel Raleigh will be opened on the first of April by. Mr. John B. Scott of this city. His manager, Mr. W. M. Scar- borough, will be at the Howard House for the next few days, and will be glad to fur- nish any information desired as to rates, ete.—Advt. “ ———— Recitals and Songs. Waldo Richards with recitals and Francis Rogers with songs enter- ned a notable gathering yesterday at reoran House, Senator Depew's home. The overflow from the ball room was ac- Mrs. Mr evening and every other_evening of the week commencing at 7:45 o'clock. The building committee fs still going on with the work of completing the handsome new edifice. The committee has recently given mtract for putting in the baptistry Lo the firm of Donnelly & Pruett of George- town. Lodge Officers Elected. At the last regular meeting’ of Union Light Lodge. No. 1965, Grand United Order of Odd Fellows, the following were duly elected to serve as officers for the ensuing term: John Magruder, noble grand; Ed- ward Mo vice grand; Wilson Hoiland, P. N. G.; Thomas George, N. F.; Henry Bowles, P. S.; Howard H. Turner, warden; America Blackwell, inside guard. General Paragraphs. The celebration which was to have been held on the evening of St. Patrick's day at St. Ann's Church, Tenleytown, but which was postponed on account of the weather, will be held Monday evening at ey oune Manta Dreere ive Lodge, No. 4156, was visited by the District No. 20, last evening. Ad Star Advertixements in Georgetown. Classified advertisements for The Star may be filed at regular advertising rates at the Postal Telegraph office, 5207 M street. The rate under the ciassifications Wanted Help and Wanted Situations ts one cent per word per insertion, the minimum charge being fifteen cents. Se “OLD POINT COMFORT,” FOR Norfolk. Newport News & Va. Beach, vin Nerfolk & Washington Steamers —leaving every day in the year at 6:30 p. m. from of 7th st. Large, handsome staterooms, ric lights, steam heat. cellent cafe, &c. See schedule page 21.— Advertisement. ‘The “Ru The fellowing i ed for the ntributed to the fermation of those late Rumma f that part of the public disposed to contribute haracter 1900. res't Evening Dear Sir: to the “rum sale” we beg to Inclose you fuil report, giv- ing names of donators. and gross proceed so sur check for this amount, less vended for postage, as per state- viz: $141.28. wer rst one to whom 1 ut t and wer to fir: notice, glad if you will accept the in- eck for net procee nd distrib- sume us per understandin: ie... be- ren the two charitable organizations of this city. I have seen the majority of the comm:it- tee. and they have no particular desire as to channel in which this money should xo, hence I think it should go in the eh: Sas first suggested in The St 4 1 Mare On the day of sale our second absolutely crowe i-be pur ers, many of wh if they RoWwn We Weuld d such Zoos were they could have sent This leads will amount as much, or is makes us feel very much enecouru ut this sale, and we all hope ily, which a} that it will We propose I am in the very not mat truly, rs too 1 Iam you ©. G. SLOAN. that, in accordance with the original ling, Mr. Kauff- a= divided the sum mentioned above, da check for $70.64 to Mr. It mey be added hi nd transmit oy Edson, treasurer of the Asso- Charities, and one for the same it to Mr. Beriah Wilkins. treasurer the Citize s’ Relief Association. — To Baltimore and Retarn vin Pennsylvania Railroad Tickets on sal und Sunday, Mareh 24 and 25, good to return until Mon: March All tains except Congres- val Limi Advt. Two Divorces Granted. si R125 Justices Barnard, in Equity Court No. 2, s signed a decree granting Hattie R. vison 2 diy from William H. Davison son of cruel treatment of the com- the defendant. also signed by Justice Barn- T. Moulden has been granted a Plainant by Ry de flax 1 chem house much am- fine carr’ wr Made —Advertiseme: asonable pric Phon ——_—_— Rev. Dr. Cayler to Speak. heodere L r own and highly honored in this gity threughout the countr: will address rsary of the American Tract the Church of the Covenant at 4 ymorrow afternoon. ponies Se Baltimore and Return via B. aturday and Sunday, and 2, good for return until fol- ng Monday. Tickets good on all trains al Limited.—Advt. SSS Appointed Notary Public. The President has appointed Chapman W. Fowler a notary public for the District of Columbia. — A Maxic Touch. ns of exquisite taste ul art 4 F. A New Trial Granted. accordance with the The Star last Saturd: vevoked th the ¢ are made Advt. 1 dest nnouncement in Justice Cole has sentence of thirty years each in se of Robert Pendleton, Frank Turner, Henry Ware. *s Gray, Joseph Mack, Howard Berry and Lemuel Simms, nvicted of rape. The verdiet of the jury ulso set aside and a new trial granted. -23 to Baltimore and Return via B. Saturday and Sunday, March 24 om Sarah E. Moulden becsuce of mn of the complainant by the de- _————— A Convenience for Ladies. P. Mertz, wh mbia Theater, has fitted up a room for in the . and Connecting with will be a great and long- 1 convenience for ladies who wish to meet friends. Mr. Mertz dd- ed a magnificent onyx fountain, which is conceded to be surpassed by nothing ever up in Washington. ia ———— A Policeman's Transfer. ‘The District Commissioners today directed that the spectal policeman stationed at Sth and G strects southeast be transferred to 7th and B streets. ae Hotel Johnson Cafen. Florida Fruits and Vegetables, Potomac Shad Roe, Crab Salad and Deviled Crab: New York Little Neck Clams, etc. and Ladies’ and Gents’ Cafes.—Advt. sae st Endeavorers Give a Japanese Tea. ‘The ladies of the First Methodist Protest- ant Church recently united with the Chris- uan Endeavor Society of that church in siving a Japanese tea, which was pro- nounced a decided success. All the young ladies participating wore Japanese cos- tumes, and the lecture room of the church, where the entertainment wes held, stefuliy decorated. with Japanese dra- An appropriate program was suc- y carried out and a light lunch was to all present. ——————— Promoted to Assistant Foreman. Private W. T. Coulter has been promoted rear of his drug s lobby. Thi to be assistant foreman of engine company No. 3 of the District fire department, vice Wagner, removed. s commodated on the north balcony and the hallway. Mrs. Richards, whose talent is well-known at the capital, was heard to good advantage in several of J. Whitcomb Riley's poems, and was applauded in a poetic effort where the quaint story of the French-Canadian dialect was prettily told. Among those present were: Senator De- pew, Miss Paulding and Miss Hegeman, Mrs. and the M Hitchcock, Mrs. Har- riet Lane Johnston, Miss Mery Patten, the Misses Pauncefote, Mrs. Miss Addison Mitchell, John S. Ward, Mrs. Hob- n, Mrs. Chandler Hale, . Mrs. W. F. Mattingly Mrs. Dalzell, Mrs. son, the Mi K Miss Julia Mariow Mrs. Robert Treat Paine and Mrs, Auden- ried. —_—>__. Washington-Cleveland Sleeper via B. and 0. Quick service and superior accommoda- tions dafly on 8:30 p.m, train, without change, arriving Cleveland 10:2) next morn- ing.—Advt. rd Ye Deestriet Skule. An occaston of much enjoyment to a large audience that completely filled the National Rifles’ Hall on Wednesday even- ing last was the performance of ‘Ye Decs- trick Skule at Blueberry Corners” by the young people of Mount Vernon Place ureh. The proceeds, which were quite substantial, will go to swell the improve- ment fund. The young people displayed a good degree of histrionic ability, and the great variety and grotesqueness of the va- nd the many amusing com- ions and songs kept the audience of laughter. The schoolmaster, Hezekiah Pendergrass, impersonated by W. W. Millan, was cleverly and. the ro- tund jollity of Mr. Cathell as Grov land constantly appealed to the of those present. While all the participants reflected lit upon themselves, worthy of special mention wer Nin, as Susan Crowfoot: Sally Simple; Mi s Dashawsy: Mr. Bobby O'L Luthe Miss Lillie Miss Laura Honey Miss ful Scotch melody. Dee,” very sweetly, and, with Mr. deep basso, earned an encore In quartet, “Uncle Jed Second Musi The second annual musical festival of the own, Bang: Bangs sang “Annie o” the the wi Banks Cathell’s the amusi Wa ston Permanent Chorus, conducted by Elzie S. Hoffman, will occur this season Friday evening, June 8, at the Academy of Music. Be it remembered that last June the thea- ter was crowded with an app tive au- dienee, who enjoyed the singing of the ele- mentary sight singing class ("Damrosch system”), on their first appearance before the publ The advanced chorus of this will be heard in new selections, and wi m= panied by Hoffman's Band. All told, the colored musict re expe= riencing a new era of prosi since the return of Mr. Hoffman fr National Conservatory of Music, —_—-. ela Luxury, The “Royal Limited,” finest day train in New York city. the world, leaves Washington, B. and O. w Jersey avenue and C street, p.m.; arrive York, 8 p.m: linings and cafe Seg Denth of Doctor Joxhua Huntington. Dr. Advt. Joshua Huntington, an old and re- speeted reSident of St. Patrick's parish, and a convert co the Cathoiie faith, di ‘ afternoon at 5 o'clock at his home, th street northwest. He was eighty. years and had a most interesting life He was the author of a work entitled “Grop- ings After Truth,” and had been otherwise a remarkable man.. In his youth he studied for the Protestant ministry, afterward be- came & surgeon in the navy, and finally ol da de riment clerkship. He was b by all who had the pleasure of hi acquaintance. He was an honorary mem- ber of Carroll Institute and an ex-pr of St. Patrick's conference of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul a member for year: The remains will be taken from Carroll Institute, at ) p.m. tomorrow, thence to of which he had been St. Patrick's Church, where funeral ser s0 will be held. ——-__ Money to lend at 4, 5 and 6 per cent on real esi Frank T. Rawii 1505 Pa. ave. ~—Advertisement. Valley street near Road street—Timothy Connor to Wm. M. Weaver, part lots 9, 10 and 11, square 1280; $10 (stamps, $5). Columbia Heights—Washington Real E tat> Company to James T. Newton, lot 45, block $10 (stamps, $6.50). leventh stree: northwest between T and U streets and Massachusetts avenue north- st between w 4th and Sth streets—Louis W. MeN. W ret al. to Augusta M. Weaver, lots 45, 46 and 47, square and lots 40 and 42, square 517; $10 (stamps, $11). Meridian Hill—James T. Newton to Wash- ington Real Estate Company, part lot 23, block 12; $10 (stamps, $1.50). Morgan avenue—Wm. H. Bairstow et ux. to Ellen Yates, south half of lot 15, block 46; $10 (stamps, $1). No. 1334 U street northwest—James Ss. Ea ‘ds et al., trustses, to Elisha H. Iker, lot 48, square 257; $6,300. ———___ Estate of Michael Shea. Mr. Edward A. Newman this morning, through his attorney, Mr. R. Golden Donaldson, filed his answer to the petition of William H. Shea for letters of admin- istration. At or about the same time coun- sel for the petitioner filed an order in the Probate Court withdrawing the petition, and the same being submitted to the court, the rule heretofore issued was _im- mediately discharged by Judge Cole. This leaves Mr. Newman in control as the ad- ministrator of the estate. —.__. Fined for Fast Driving. Charles Thompson and Leonard Thomp- sen, colored drivers, were before the Police Court today charged with fast driving. The former was arrested at New York avenue and 7th street and the latter at 9th street and Pennsylvania avenue. Judge Scott re- quired each driver to pay $5. a Appointed Notary Public. Mr. John G. Challice has been appointed a notary public in and for the District of Columbia by the President for a term of five years, THE -COURTS. Equity Court Ne. 1-Justice Hagner. Read agt. Palisades ofthe Potomac Land and Improvement Co.;.decree dismissiig bill. Barnett agt. Barnett; motion for coun- sel fees overruled; Low agt. Clark; on hear- ing. Equity Court No. 2—Justice Barnard. Lambert agt. Braxton; writ of assistance ordered to issue. o Briggs agt. Godding; order to deliver trust fumd to Jno. C. Simp- son, trustee. Atkinson agt. Over; sale de- creed, with Daniel O°C. Callaghan and Chas. F. Wilson, trustees. Budd agt. Budd; decree finally ratifyingseale and reference to auditor. In re Richard R. Browner; ac- count of committee appreved. Emmons agt. Richards et al.; order extending time for taking complainant's testimony to April 7. Marshall agt. Brooks;. testimony before Fountain Peyton, examiner, ordered taken. Rothwell agt. Riley et al.; order that de- fendants Riley and Ross file their claims with the auditor before April 1, 1”). Bos- well et al. agt. Boswell ct al.; order of ref- erence to auditor. Moulden agt. Moulden; decree of divorce a vin mat. granted. Wal- ter et al. agt. Bevans et al.; order authoriz- ing trustees to borrow money. Davison agt. Davison; divorce a vin mat. granted. Cireuit Court No. 1—Chief Justice Bingham. Kibbey agt. B. and P. Railroad Company; motion for new trial granted. Fullerton t. Metropolitan Coach Company; do. M2- Gee agt. District of Columbia: judgment in certiorari. Central National Bank agt. Bell; motion for judgment granted. Rothert agi. Owen; jury out. Criminal Court No. 1—Justice Clabaugh. United States agt. Nelson Vale, murd« on trial, Criminal Court No. 2—Justice Cole. Edmonston agt. McGuire; motion to as- Sess costs against use plaintiff denied: for- mer judgmeni for costs set aside, and judz- ment for costs against plaintiff and surety entered. Probate Court—Justice Cole. In re adoption of James M. and Maria M. Eaton; order legalizing adoption. Estate of Mary A. Skidmore; answer filed. Estate of Chas. W. Hauptman: appearance filed. re Rolie L. Drennon et al.; minors’ petition for appointment as guardian filed. Estate of Mary A. Skidmore; petition of Mary Muldoon dismissed. Estate of Annie M. Miller; order framing issue and denying al- lowance of counsel fees without prejudice. Estate of Mary E. Pickrell, acknowledz- ment of indebtedness by Thos. L. Hume and authority to executor to apply his share to liquidation of same; proof of pub- lication filed. tate of Henry Wagner; pe- tition of administrator for authority to con- sent to assignment of lease, ete., filed. In re Isaac Ottenberg, guardian, amended statement for account filed. Estate of Hen- rietta C. Keller; will fully proved. Estate ot Maria Egli; summons returned; some served and others not to be found. Estate ot Thos. J. Adams; will partly proved. In re Wm. H. Johnson et al.; petition for au- thority to expend part of principal filed. Estate of Mary A. Skidmore, answer of Richard Sylvester to rule filed. Estate of Henrietta C. Keller; will admitted to pro- bate and letters testamentary granted to Wm. W. Boarman; bond, $100. Estate of Maria Egli; caveat of Elizabeth Albersold filed. Estate of Frances E. Griffith; will fully proved. Estate of Louis Mueller; oath of sureties filed. Estate of Henrietta C. Keller; do. Estate of Jas. McCandlish; order for partial distribution. In re Wm. H. Johnson et al. (minors); order authoriz- ing expenditure from principal. Estate of Thos. Rogers; will partly proved. Estate of James Cooney; account passed. Estate of Thos. Buckley; order of publication. In re Geo. A. Ridgeway; order legalizing adop- tion. Estate of Maria O'Leary; receipts filed. In re Jas. M. Eston; petition for adoption of Maud Bean, with consent of beard of children’s guardians, filed. Estate of Harry L. Work; commission returned duly executed. —>—_—_ Five States in Five Hours. The “Royal Limited,” beautiful, swift and sure, leayes Washington, B. and O. R. R. w Jersey avenue and C street, p.m.; arrives New York, 8 p.m! dining and cafe car service.—Advt. —— Damages Asked for Trespass. Mary E. Thomas today, through Attor- neys T. A. and Wilton J. Lambert, filed sult at law against Angus Lamond, claim- ing damages to the amount of $10,000 for trespasses and injuries alleged to have been committed by the defendant and his agents upon the home place of the plaintiff, near Lamond station, District of Columbia. The declaration consists of four ‘sun and charges the defendant with having caused to be made great =xcavations with- in eighteen feet of the dwelling house oc- eupied by plaintiff, upon the latter's land, eut of which, it is alleged, val le clas Veen taken, leaving holes, in some p) said to be twenty feet in depth. It is further charged that the pror has thus been rendered untit for sale, dar Kerous and no longer suitable for habit station, 3 dally, Exquisi lion. It is averred that the alleged tr Was Intentionally committed by the. de- fendant against the express protest of the plainuiff. The clay in question is claimed to be especially valuable because of its fitness for use in the terra-cotta pi in the manufacture of which the defendant is engaged. —_—-—.+——_ Most Superb Day Trnin inthe World. The ‘Royal Lim! Baltimore and Ohio Rai s » New Je! Praixe for Representative Southard. At a recent meeting of the Central Labor Vnion resolutions were unanimously adopt citing that “James H. Southard, represen- ive from the ninth congressional district of Ohio, having proved himself # true friend of organized labor, in that he did all in his power to push through Congress a Dill giv- ng to the employes in ali the government navy yards time-and-a-half for overtime performed during the Spanish-American war; in that he helped push and voted for the seaman’s bill; in that he helped push and voted for the recent eight-hour bill: in that he stands ready to assist and vote for the navy yard leave bill now — be- fore Congr in that he is now working for the present eight-hour Dill,” and resolving “that the Central Labor Union of Washington, D. C., sincerely thanks Mr. Southard for his earnest efforts in behalf of organized iabor, and that the Central Labor’ Union of ‘Toledo be re- quested to publish these resolutions in daily papers in the ninth congressional district of Ohio.” —>—__. Resignation Accepted. The resignation of Drs, Walter K. Beatty and A. R. Collins as, respectively, physi- cian and substitute physician to the poor, have been accepted by the District Com_ missioners, and they have appointed Dr. James C. Dowling to the position vacated by Dr. Collins. What Shall We Have for Dessert? ‘This question arises-im the: famtly every day. Let us answer it today. Bry Jell-O, a delicious and healthful uessert.- Prepared: in two minutes. No boiling! no baking! siegply wdé polling water and fet to cool. Flavors—LemonjOrange, Raspberry and Strawberry. Get @ pakage.at your crocer’s today. 10 cents, fe2#-6m,14 The More health for every member of the family Table _ is the resutt of the daily Tonic use at many tables of the: famous Saratoga Arondack Water A delicious table. water, (formerly Kiseingen.) with unequaled mediginal : yalue. At Clubs, “Hetels »: Saratoga : «Arondack ingest || (Water fel7-sé&tu-16t CITY ITEMS. We're as Busy as Bees in Summer papering rooms with our new, stylish paper for $2 up. Finest work. NOLTE,-810 9th st.1t —— The “Old Folks at Home? Will Like Old “Braddock Maryland Rye.” Its purity, smoothness and fine flavor pleases the taste of the most exacting. A fine tonic and stimulant. At grocers, clubs and cafes. D, P. McCarthy, mgr., 610. Pa.av. — Order a Case of “Bock” Beer —brewed by the National Capital Brewing Co., if you want a rare treat. Very old, mel- low and delicious. Nothing like it as a spring tenic. 2 dos., $1.25. Write or ‘phone 222, it 24, 1900-24 PAGES. & “Absolutely ure Made from pure and healthful ingre- dients. No alum, lime or ammonia, Assures light, sweet, pure and wholesome food. Housekeepers must exercise care in buying bak- ing wders, to avoid alum. Alum powders are sold cheap to catch the unwary, but alum isa poi- Son, and its use in food seriously injures health. ROYAL BAKING POWUER CO., 100 WILLIAM ‘ST., NEW YORK, ? A Golden Eagle Smoker. of Misses Gertie D, and A. Belle Car- na 2A LROAD Fidelity Castle, No. 8, ights 0} he | Penter and Messrs. Thomas L. Jones and = at SE eae CoO IeA Tender soe | Arthue & Middleton: Mar Alles Tomine, ele PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD Golden Eagle, ent ned its friends last | cutionist: Mr. Joseph T. Cullen, banjoist: | _. Station com isth aud B Nireets. evening at a smoker in their spacious hall | Mr. George O'Connor, humorist: Mr. Walter | 725, AM. wrk dase, “PEPESHUR in Northeast Temple. After the rendition j Birch, baritone atio Rench, tenor, | 10:50 AM. PE ere Parties 5 of a musical and literary program, refresh- | 8nd Mr. Cha: basse, ments and cigars were served. present may be mentioned Messrs. Charles Kattleman, jr., Frank Kerper, EB. L. Tol- sen, W. T. Potts, Charles H. Miller, Stone . MeChesney of the Grand Castle Among those RAILROADS. LINE, Buffet SOUTHERN RAILWA Schedule in effect January 1 and R. Cincinnati, AGO AND ST. LOUIS ‘oledo. Butte B Tallman Pa Parlor € meee ie and leave from Lennsylvania wets St. Le ; Robert Aaron, C. H, Schafer, B. ssenger Station, S ping Cars ties, C. ‘T. Krauss, W. H. Miller, | and way stata erat £0", Danville, Charlotte achvdide ela Schuman and W. T. Godfrey. The | burg and Harrisonburg daily, aul Stannton week EXPRESS. — Pallman ainment was brought to a close by a ! days, and at Lynchburg with the ml West- sturg and Chicago. Dining rd drill, participated in by all the C Se ern and with ©. & 0. for Natural | “ ee ee eis ee Si Lerten werk | SOUTHWESTERN. EXPRESS Pullman ——— oe MAIL. Sh ing Cs to. Jacks oe denen a ie ys Sark ci Hot Sucingntetl Viratnin: vnlting res ree ‘ars sat nis, Cleveland and Cincinnati. The New Homestead, with its perfect ap- | Mempile Winn’ aay a ; EXPRESS.—Pulliman ying pointments and cuisine, combined with the | Aucista, Comcte ait’ 2 Canamtaigna, Rochester and wonderful baths from the flowing springs | Charleston. Sleeping Car to > ‘uniting "except Sonia} pe of natural hot water, make Virginia Hot | #t Charlotte with id. tra Fimira and Renovo dafis, eacept the foremost resort in America for spattinstoa to New aye v port daily, 3:30 PM. : Only eight hours from | Neural bade” ant ily for chester, Erle, Rut- Washington by the Chesape and Ohio | “11:30 am.—Daliy—lowal ako memeace railway. Excursion tickets at com- -m.—Local for Front & ' 10:40 Par gua, Rochester, Tut- offices, 513 Penn (wo 14th ung daily, except Sunda falo and TPutiman. Sleeping set, hal andi suition Aare. 0 dally—Local for Charlottesville, Car Wa turdays only ne Patek a ss NEW PORK AND FLOR. | FOR PHI W YORK AND THE 5 = LIMITED. rain ne world, Mando Club Reception. Drawing oom, Library, State Room and Observa- 0) PM. “CON HONAL LIMITED.” dally The Washington Ladies’ Mandolin and | (0 Sleeping Cars to St. “Aucustine, ‘Via Jackson | ~ ait Pirlo Cars, wisi Dnlug Cartoon Reales Guitar Club will give a card reception be One Saar Sk ae, Wednesday evening next, March 28, at the AND FLORIDA parlors of Prof. Arthur E. Yundt, K SRRECHN a Tee street. The party will be chaperoned by od Mize Dink md 11st DM 3 PM. week . With con- brough coach Mrs. Warren, wife of Senator Warren, and the occasion promises to be a most pleasant for Aiken rleston. onville. Dining ar Service, 50 p.tn.—Daily Te: IAT. one, The club will be assisted by the fol- | xoog. TLimtreb, Wes aEXReaSe eee swing = well-known artists: Mrs. Anna | Cars ie Memphis and New Ur Craig Hills, s E) soprano: Mis 2 Knight, con- | Parlor snd Observat tralto; the Capital City Quartet, composed | #m4 Attllia, eet ine WE: KN LIMITED, composed of rm and Day Coaches. enn., Via Asheville. Memphis via Birming lauty aud Monte z leaving Wa: © Pinehurst, Sleepers Knoxville and Ch To Clear the Complexion of Blemishes Nothing 1 M. For Old unset Personally ; : leeper on this train e I Friday to xan Guticura Soap Dogswell an and 101 PM and 5-40 and 4 Chess peat AM. week days, wi lor Car. ranch: < amd St. Angus RAINS ON WASHINGTON MO DIVES ms set Buea leave Washingt and 4:45 p.m. A.M. Week days, and Stndays only for Round | 3:07 PAM. datiy: Rick is, 11 HIN; 4:35 pom. a 11:29 p.m. “Wednesdays | days: Atlanta Spocul, vit Richtond CUTICURA SOAP removes the cause of disfig- days, and 6:25 p.m. Satundiys fur Lees. Air Line, 5:06 P.M! daily. Accomm eruptions, red, 1 hunds, scaly scalps 228 p.m daily for Herndon urning, ar- | Quanties, 7:35 A.M. and 4 with falling hair, ant baby rashes, ‘viz.. the clog- at Washington 8: -m. and p.m, week | day tated condition of the PORES. | dys and 8:40 » days Only Lp SHOT No other suap ts to be compared with it for pre- from) Herndo For Atlantic City (via Delawar ge, att serving, purifying and beautifying the skin, sca'p, 32 p.m. Wednesd rall nr : xii Pull hair and hands, and for all the purposes of the tol: fondays from Lees) Buffet Parlor Cari, 3:1 “Congressional let, bath and nursery. Sold throughout the world. om the Limited), anu i150 P.M. daily POTTER DRUG AND CHEM. CORP.. Prop a.m., 7:35 a.m } Street Wharf, 10:00 2nd 11-00 A.M. ton, “How to Have a Clear Complexion d and 10:15 a 4 ra ur: | TE - daily sisouburg, 12 noon week dazs and 9:10. p. i May, 1 M. Week days, 11:50 P.M. Sees ececcesccceceecesessece, | and from Charlottesville 8:25 ‘au. and Y:i0 pau, eae ne * - ly. — Depot for SARATOGA STATE Spring Water 6 ‘Tiekets, sleeping ear reservations and other infor. “reneged ym @| mation furnished, and bagsaze called for and to destina Chr. Xander’s g [:cteeked from hotels and residences try Cion ee a 5 é @ 7 fer Company, on orders left at ticket office, 705 Fil. |. Telephone Railroad MELLISTON @ | seenth si. uiw.. o11 Pennsylvania ave. nw. and at | Cab Service. | Peuusylvaniz Passenger Station. $ yne call 1441 for Pennsylvania Rallroad Cab eneral Passenzer J. 2. HUTCHINSON, ¢ FRANK S$. GANNON, 34 V. Pre J. M. CULP, ‘Traiie Manager. Wild Cherry > f WV AS i eheral Passenger Agent. Cordial o L. S$. BROWN, General Agent) Leave Wasui m fro a = ae Save ve ‘The enormous demand for our Wild Cherry WASUINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND MT.VERNON For Chicago aud Cordial and the high praise bestowed upon it trains 1 Kem, 8: by all who use it testify to its merits. It has-no equal among all other Cherry prepara- RAILWAY COMPANY. For, Oiacinnat From Station 13% st. and Pennsylvania ave. press, mb a eae: x sere ane speedy cure for La Grippe, In fect November 1, 1899, ieeaburg woe Co ee os ough, Colds, sete. ectES a ittsb Se. BOTTLE; 50c. FULL PINT. dae da iy pus, Toledo and SEVENT: : Chr. Xander, “#SevestH st ° ° ° ° ° ° . ° . . Hereeeseeosees Bemedule “M etect December c4, 150¥. en from station corner of 2 ud C st. Rorthwes., Vestibulec Limited 03 da nd, 10:35 aim., al Manager. | mbté Indianapolis, Ex- stivuled Limited, 3:40 p.m.; 30 and Detroit, 12:05 night. For Winchester am. way statins, 78:35" a.m., = Be cae 36, 4:50, 8:40 and 75:0 p.m. NO BRANCH HOUSES. 7:85, ‘8:00, 9:00, Pur ducey, 3-40 pee. Sally. mih2s-280 9:00, 9:45, Vor Balilmore, week days, x2:35, 5:00, 6:30, ese eee cesses ecsescccssess 30,2: 29580, 210300 Vernon, weck days, 300 a.m., 12:08, 1:20, 00 Sundays, 9:0u, 12 Aqueduct Bri 11:00 a.m. Fancy high-grade butter 2 and 4 i 12:06, *12:20, 21 |. direct from the churn every 2:60, *2:40. 15, 5:65, 6:04. | Po, roaerick, week days, & ar: igo; 2s go ee ee 7 2: om aes aoe Other day 5%. boxes, $1.60, 1 aie ereaete Maeda ee | Ker bigl anitay page Sen = . 7 Dp. ys, Elphonzo Youngs Company, BE Epon, SNE OMT coryre, seal stain noeet Prestces {feo.20) Snzerintendent. an CA. cons TRAINS MODEL TURKISH AND ix All trains i1uini YAL BLUE LINE. 5, 11:30, xii ES hedule in effect February 24, 1800. For Baltiuere, jadelpbia, New “York, Toss é RUSSIAN BATHS, 2:15 PM. DAILY —Cincinnatl and St. Louis Spe- Hast, week days, 708 (Diueti, B30 IN GHE LAFAYETTE SQUARE OPERA HOUSE. | ciai—Solid train for Cinciunatl. Pullman Si 10:09 (Diner) a.m.. "12:05 (Diner). 1:15 THE FINES€ IN THE UNITED STATES. to Cincinnat!, Lexington, Louisville, Indianapolis 32 Limited." Kactisively fe5-6tt and St. Louls ‘thout change. Parlor Car Cov. | Puiman ‘Train. » 6:05, (Dining Cart ls » & ia t rc Cs am oe >! CAN YOU PLAY THE Genial jo Cntengon sO ee Marie Ose soe 2 a Se a 11:10 P.M. DAILY—F. F. V. Limited—Solid train for Cincinnati. Pullman ‘Sleepers to Cincinnati, Lexington and Louisville without change, open fot occupaucy at 9 p.m. Gonnestion for Hot Springs, It ds unnecessary to learn the art today! We have a player who will | do it for you, but every selection PIANO? Farr Cars on lt day t Va., daily. Pull: Compart) ut Car to Vir pis wn r the “‘Angelns,”” at dass. vation’ Car Hinton te Cincinnat >. = Bleey Cincinnat! to Chicago and St. Louis. Cape May. week days, Droop’s Music House, TiS, AM DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY —For | _ Except Su fel4-3m-12 925 PENNA. AVE. OAT HANGER FREE. ywport News, Norfolk and Old Point.Comfort (via — RR. ig ~~ — Richmend). Through pris fet Ps ville, ose daily, and for Richmond daily, ex- =P UNDERWOOD, W Gare Airing meray Negk and modern | Reservation and tlekets at Chesapeake and Obio| Vand’ terenat Stivager, offices, 513 Pennsylvania avenue. GUO 14th st., near ¥. and at the station. Telepioue call 1441 for Pennsylvania Railroad cab service. “fi. 'W. FULLER, General Passenger Agent. ‘Telephone 1068. 106 k for one. HEBBARD & WINEMAN, Tailors, 706 9th st. mh23-10d_ | office, 1606 Conn. ave, ‘cept % Kx) tre gauge called Yor and cheeked from twtrle aces by Union Transfer Co. on orders left at ficket offices, Ci9 Pennsylvania avenue York avenue and 15th street and at 09, 5205 (Dining ¢ pen J CATR o'clock), a roing. For Adantic City, 19:00 tm, 12:05 nooa snd 12:05 noon Sde- 12:05 and 1:15 p.m. RIN. ‘Trafic. mb1t-€5_ D. B. MA ‘Mgr. Pans. NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE—CANPENTER SHOP— Swiss Wee ce ee Branca f01-78:°-4