Evening Star Newspaper, April 26, 1900, Page 16

THE EVENING STAR, THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1900-16 PAGES. —— LOCAL MENTION. ADDING NEW FEATURES TONIGHT. AMUSEM .. | MORE ATTRACTIONS PROVIDED FoR ance Town.” | MYSTIC SHRINE WEEK. Allen in Grand—Midgley and ville. pitol and L stre Sells Rrothers’ 1454 Rhode Isiand Carlisle and|New Departare in’ Fyrotechnies— Steamer Excursions on the River “orepaugh —Growth of the Fund. EXCURSIONS TOMORROW. Features continue to be added to the al- notable list of attractions which will sterlze the gathering of the Nobles at 10 Steamer Macalester for Mt. Verne am. and 1:4 p.m. amer for Fortress} of the Mystic Shrine, who will assembie Monroe and > 0 p.m. here in May in their annual conclave which cecaenee for Glymont and | attends the session of the Imperial Coun- mediate points vam. cil of the order. A large appropriation was made some time ago to provide for a grand tion of Pennsylvania avenue trom monument to 17th street and for s of 2] fireworks and set piec r Mounc Vernon 2pm. avenue fur Arlington. ourly from WW a.m. te run from Ac i bridge to Arting- west front of the Capitol, the south ton, Fort My wis Chureh every kaif | front of the treasury and at 17th street heur from and Pennsyivania avenue. The sum of 31,000 has been added to this, and this the decorations committee will expend for novel new ¢ special fea which will mark a parture in pyrotéchni teadily Inereasing. tia] part of the event is being by the © commit- The GLOVE taken FOR PARTY OR RECEPTION tee, which was organized to secure the sum > Creams, Fancy 1 a] of So.m0 n entertainment fund. Over . 1th and G sts, afi of this amount 1} been already ributed and many large : en included. ‘The sub vunced ar Amount prev lished, $1 seph . 31 burn, $1 ker, $1 Lowi ee Henry Reiter. The # John T. Webster. The $10: Charles Harry Cun- bs Bingham, $1: : Frank b. = SE cake anvey, $10: hear & Si ane ee Pecans $10; Gurley & Johnson, mi ee ee el Wellington, pnwell & aoe $0; Robert si: Robert vhs : John fcMa- Kalor = 3 to cc. SNe Koenigsburg, $10; Rufus H. mere Peaks ee E nal. HO: WL G. Orr, SO: ih oeervmsee Teas J. Mueller, $1: i Company, Hu: FL J. Heibe Ww am N. Freeman, $1 CITY AND DISTRICT. R. Cooke, Stu: W. —— McQueen, $10; R. EL Cozzens (addi Sunday School Organized. ), $10: W. T. Walker Brick Company, nized 30: J. A. Jochum, #10 ree FE. Muth & eR aeS ree D. Ports, R. P. Andrews s > row $10; William H. s of the Citizens s Hi. Yerkes, jr. $10; officers of the school are: | Allen FE . K. Berryman, $10; niendent: Mrs. | total to dat mten¢ Wil- A Valuable Souvenir Badge. Mrs orEe & ure of the gathering will be Mrs. George M.]a 3 ‘ge of handsome design, which A. J. Houghton. or has been protected by coryright, and will be open ame to every hospitality which will be extended to the members and and the to with one rers will E shall be the best time the ho ure cor- will their liv A chance to en- enery and breezes will be: af- em aboard two steamers, equipped s and refreshments, which will ery two in addition Vernon and the all Hall. Hotel men and others who cater to the = visiting public agree in declaring that Disappears With $200. si eal gaat ay aS: seine ty Horas. Seventeen Years Old. 39 Hargest crowds of st of the substan- by police on a charge of ap-| tial and liberal character € mbled # belonging to hi bome was employed Tt fs regard tive committe of arrangements ee on public comfort ‘ashing! fs at S06 a clerk in the wer & Wilker- Rewi¥iie uvaine Lene t meeting to secure accommoda- Siete stone take oF for the big 5 0 will come pee Rete elty during Shrine week. but will ris employers returned they members of the order, the latter be ue. When they discove Iready provided for {n’ the numerous of money mentioned v hotels. Saladi f Grand Rapids, informed the police of the af-| Mich.. has secured a large part of the Richmond and will bring a big party. hair that he parts fn the —_>—_—_ middle a ace is freckled. The police A: Monopoly of the Repair Work. ee ee of other cities} were doing the big majority of the re- " : pair work of Washington. Send your car. mages. A.J. J —Advertisemen' yee Carriage Co, ith & E. Geographical Society Excursion = . . April 28.— ——————s Lecture on British Municipalities. Gacm denttackciike Prof. Charles Zueblin of the University of Chicago will reach Washington late this af- Arth bir ed, vho - ee en red. who Was @f-| ternoon from Philadelphia and will deliver rested Tu: y eman Garvey on a PRE = an illustrated lecture on “British Municipal charge of assault, alleged to have been cee ae c spaisaittea ia Mebetcare concise at 8 o'clock this evening, at the Cen- s ek hae Pan ane is High School hall, 7th and O streets charge of the Mateland ac. |Borthwest. This will be the first of a course of three lectures on the same gen- eral subject, and will deal with such funda- al municipal questions as the caus of city growth and their location with ref- Charlotte Wood. “a victim, clair ttempted a felonious assauJt stable Jones took the pris- ing: erence to natural ady »blems Ss ef urban transportation, stree ning, Tra eaves Chesapeake | lichting sysiems, fire protection and oth s round trip. Take pal functions. Among the lantern 1 be — pm Home by the Circus. sndon, Liverpool : has not yet left the tain at different pe has not yet left the | | rticular 's of Interest In those FOCETU ie FCGUeEtS. £0) 1 such docks, bridges, tunnels, tram- ay boys. In addition to | way ries, ete The remain’ reported to have left their 1g lectures of the course will tees lidvs abe cata t be given at the same hall Saturday and aoa: Monday evenings. » reported 3 —_.__ i before night. No Roxe Famine at Gude's. —+-—_ Jewelry at Unreserved Anction Selling cut specimens, Fr Sac. doz. Be F. 'Phone 9.—Ad. Fined for Resisting Officers. Policemen Cromweil and Lake had a lively time last night while arresting a young man named Edward Shea, on a charge of disor- derly conduct. He en Into custody on complaint of re who wanted to Fell Distance of Two Storie: = Wiliam Burke, fifty-eight yeu fell two stories down t the © House yesterd ly injured. » was’ take get him home. As the officers no- nergency Hospital, where the him of their intention to apprehend that she had susta' i he would not go with them no bones were broken. Mrs. » from behind the bars, he ms 7th street southeast, and pecame necessary to Kill the 1 visiting her daughter at Shea fought the officers, but > accident occurred. Was finally landed in the station honse. a Judge Seott heard the case this morning, $1.25 to Baitimore and Return via yp. | #"4 fined Shea $40 for the assaults on the officers. r the disorderly conduct the pen- was $5 fine or fifteen days on the farm. a Moving Day. moving on Ist of May send any furnt- ‘t want to ©. G. Sloan & Co Best location and best r . Saturday and Sunday, 129, good for re til fol- Tiekets good on all trains mited.—Ac alty In Langtry Will Appear. Its. Zz of M ry to the Na- dvertisement. in Mone that famous com —_ “The Deg! no d in| Wanted Here on Serious Charges. bt m Information was received at police head- quarters last night of the arrest in New York of a man supposed to be George Hay- ford, who is wanted In this city Iti cks on the on charges ieged that he pa: law firm of Harvey zu Spaulding & Sone and the Columbia Phono- graph Company. In ho ir the check was for nd was given on the Douglas County Bank of A. E. Co., Wi Wash. The poi: infor- mation the man Hayford d similar checks In a numiu that he is wanted in se tions. Detective Wee last night to get th pected to return tonight. —_>—__. Rare Delft China at Auction. There will be sola in the “De Castro sale” , 1407 G street, a rare collection of the genuine old Deift china that is so hard to secure at the present day, - | This collection received honorable mention and ‘al other jurisdic- to New York mer. He is ex- pportunity to y. marque Dance at Congress A box party and dance was gtven last night by the Congress Hetghts Citizens’ As- r » former school house bu! eights. ing of that suburb. Music was furnished | % the world’s fair.—Advt. by 2 from the city, and dancing was continued until late. Each lady tn atten Meeting of Memorial Committee. A meeting of the Longfellow memorial committee of the Sons and Daughters of Maine was held yesterday afternoon, Mrs. Marian Longfellow O'Donoghue prestding. Mr. Walter Higgins was chosen treasurer of the committee, and Mr. R. A. Dinsmore, secretary. Other members of the commit- tee are Mr. Sidney Perham, Mrs. C. L. Rix- ford, Mrs. D. P. Craig, ‘al Ells Spear, Mr. Pitman Pulsifer and Mr. John B. Cot. ton. The committee is co-operating with the National Longfellow Memorial Associa- tion, and will hold @ second meeting May 2 auce presented to the committee a box con- ch for two, and these boxes were aictioned off by Mr. Charles ne sum thus obtained ts for the the association. eg $1.25 to Baltimore and Return via B. &0 irday and Sunday, April 28 and 29, ne nec Capitol Him Branch. A Capitol Hill branch for receiving Star has been established at Pharmacy. corner 2d street and ania avenue southeast. Classified ‘ll be received there gt Money to lend at 4, & and 6 per cent on real estate. Frank T. Rawlings, 1506 Pa. ave. Advertisement. AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN. SUICIDE OF? JOHN STREIF Local News Items Gathered West of Rock Creek. The eighty-first anniversary of the insti- tution ef the Independent Order of Odd Fellows in the District will be appropriate- ly celebrated this evening at Linthicum SIGNAL CORPS PRIVATE HANGS HIM- SELF IN VIRGINEA WOODs, SS Hell, The celebration will be a Joint at-|eaa mody Accigemtlly Discovered fair, of which Friendship Lodge, No. igenwaliy Covenant Lodgé, No. 13, and Martha Wash- by Colored Man—Streif Served ington Lodge, No. 3, Daugiters of Red: will have charge. A musical and literary program has been arranged, in which some well-known people will assist. Several ad- dresses appropriate to the occasion will be delivered. The later part of the evening the floor will be cleared for dancing. The admission to the hall will be by card only. in the Spanish War. John Streff, a private in Company B of the Fort Myer signal corps. committed sui- cide several days ago by hanging. His body was discovered hanging to a limb of Frederick Scully, aged about twenty-|4 tree yesterday afternoon in Dorsey's three, who lives in Calumet place, was | woods by a colored man who was wander- nfull, injured yesterday _afternoon | ing through the place. It was cut down about 3:30 o'clock by being thrown from a runaway horse. At 32d and P streets Scul- ly was thrown to the ground, sustaining and later removed to the vault at Arling- ton national cemetery. An inquest was bruises about the face d lower limbs. | held this morning, and all the evidence sub- Me was taken (o Johnson's coal yard of- | mitted indicated a premeditated death. ficc, and a physician rendered assistance. h Teapeomn hiepeee Later the Injured man proceeded to his | , 2° mam had been missing oe for eleven days, and from all the circum- stances developed the body had been hang- ing where It was found for nearly that length of time. Streif had used a ‘rope made from pieces of the lining of his over- coat securely tied together. His head was only a short distance from the limb and the feet a few inches from the ground. It 1s believed the man climbed the tree, tied one end of the improvised rope around the limb, fastened the other about his neck and then let himself fall, death evidently being due to strangulation. ‘The place selected for the suicide was near Rosslyn, some distance from the road leading to Falls Church. The spot is sel- dom visited by anybody. There is no one who can be found who saw the soldier en- ter the woods, and the discovery was made by accident, the colored man mentioned bes ing in search of wild herbs and flowers at the time. He immediately notified the vil- lage authorities of Rosslyn. Magistrate Smith gave permission to a detachment ot men from Fort Myer to take charge of the remains and remove them to Arlington. Rated as Deserter. Streif had not been seen since he left his post by any of his comrades. Tuesday the charge of desertion was entered against his name. He was a native of Switzerland and thirty-six years of age. He formerly belonged to the 6th United States Cavalry, ded Kelly, a colored leborer, employed on the new Hearst School for Girls at the site of the proposed Episcopat Cathedral, on Wisconsin avenue, while at work on a scaffold yesterday was thrown to the ground through the breaking of the boards. He fell a distance of about sixteen feet, dislecating his right knee and suffering ther bruise He was removed to the Georgetown University Hospital In the pa- trol wagon, where his injfrles were at- tended_ to. Dr. W. D. Brace, the druggist, who has been quite sick, is reported to be improving rapldly. ‘The District government is erecting large poles in northwest Georgetown for the ac- mmodation of the new fire alarm wires will be erected. Star Advertisements in Georgetown. Classified advertisements for The Star may be filed at regular advertising rates at the Postal Teicgraph office, 3207 M_streat. The rate under the classifications Wanted Help and Wanted Situations is one cent per word per insertion, the minimum charge being fifteen cents. ——— SAWDUST, SPAN ES AND TIGHTS, t Immenxe Crowds Saw the Mimic Splendors of the Circus Yesterday. The circus is a Christmzs-like occurrence ais Deu Nisa one aad mbes almost) and at the breaking out of the Spanish- fee US avec Se mene S ne | American war joined the 4th United States coming of Santa Claus. Only the circus Immunes. At the expiration of his term of enlistment he joined the signal corps, about nine months ago. The man was addicted to strong drink and was frequentiy repri- manded. Just before he left the post he was on a spree. It $s supposed that in a fit of remorse he took his own life, fear- ing possibly a severe punishment from his superior officers —— IDERATION URGED, has a far more reaching local effect than Christmas in that it fires the Interest and enuthus m in grown-up children who have leng since been lost to the pretty Christ- mzstide myth. WV ington shares with the other American citics the disposition to “turn itself loose” when the circus comes ta town, and for the nonce all other subjects pale Into insignificance The big Forepaugh and Seils Brothers’ show attracted two im- erday, the many rows round the great arena and tinsel being banked with both afternoon and evening So great wv the crowd In vening that the r ved seat section »on sold out and many persons were in entrance to the general ad- nission benches. Like all circus crowds the vast throngs ed without and within the tents of terday CON Bonrd of Trade Indorsxes Removal of Jail and Almxhouse. At a mecting of the committee on chari- ties and corrections of the board of trade yesterday afternoon a resolution was adopted recommending “to the appropriate committees of Congress the immediate con- sideration of plans on the part of the De- partment of Justice and also of the Com- missioners of the District of Columbia look- ing toward the removal at the carliest pos- at Ky TipsOe uses: cee ver, the one in | “ible day from their present sites, respec- th ty at present fully met ‘all expccta- | Uvely, of the District jail and Washington tiens, and far from being « ppointed, the | Asylum, including the almshouse, work- who poured from the exit after | house and the asylum hospital, with their the concl n of the main exhibition were still in joyous mood ad been en- ined in great style. jer of the present adjuncts of the smallpox hospital and the potter's field.” The resolution further the authorities of the District of Columbia “recommends to Orne aceite that in order to have the occupation of the poo ne seueechants present site terminate at the earliest day ATT Wwithuut “the erent’ temg | Possible, the erection of temporary. frame BEES Shout othe jereat tents ) structures for the Washington Asylum be ; Fei ne owe ytY | decided upon instead of expensive struc- des gies tures of bri as now prop B was a magniflcens success 30 far as order was . but an interesting pe eee feature of ight” was lost. ‘The Changes Her Mind. de show retch of freak-pictured | A young colored woman named Lucy vas in front and queer humanity within, at throughout the day. In some cases the song of the barker w: irdly unique. Outside a tent of dirty were two men in oriental costum: beating a tom-tom with his fist and the yed a flageolet. Tho men at the stand motioned the orlental musiclans 1 then addressed the wondering ou see before you ‘the black call It ‘the black tent’ because the canvas of which St is made is black. Inside you will find the horrors of war. Remember, we do not show you pictures, but men cut down before your eyes, armles destroyed and battleships blown to pieces The side show canvases were gaudy and alluring, but none of the others offered quite so strong an appeal to horror-loving humanity. nd now, and gentlemen,” said the ringmaster, “we will open the show with a ‘grand, sumptuous and titanic spec- tacular, zoological, hippodramatic elf-land and equine inaugural pageant and arenic carnival upon the great outer circle and in the three arenas. A superb, #ensational and stupendous eye feast, and majestic ant- mated and fridescent illustration of the holiday resources of this renowned aggre- gation.’ Johns, who lives in the disreputable section of the city, conchided yesterday that she wanted to die. She took a big dose of tinc- ture of iodine, but before she became very sick she changed her mind. Then she went to the Emergency Hospital and had Dr. Williams relieve her of the drug. She was soon out of danger, and was able to return ome. gra. To Clear the Complexion of Blemishes Nothing Like Guticura Soap CUTICURA SOAP removes the cause of disfig- uring eruptions, red, roug': hands, scaly scalps with felling halr, an baby rashes, ‘viz., the clog- god, Inflamed or irritated condition of the PORES. No ‘other soap ts to be compared with {t for pre- serving, purifying and beautifying the skin, scalp, jadi With this announcement the old circus ye fan ee and for te Durhoses| of the fol goers felt ily at hom They had passed | let, bath and nursery. OO eeughout the world. through the menagerie; fed the huge ele- | POTTER DRUG AND CHEM. COLL., Props., Bos- ton. ‘How to Have a Clear Complexion,” CITY 1TEMS. free, phants with peanuts the two little baby lions just twenty days = old, being coddled by thetr mother; had gone the round of the zoo and explained it Il to the juvenile members of the party enjoyed the sight of A Glass of “Muenchener” Beer for whose Sake the circus was visited, and 2 r had then settled down on the benches to | When you come home “‘all tired out” in- let the children see the show. vests you with renewed strength. The best There were thousands and thousands of i dar r doz., $1.25. Write people under the great canvas. here }r ‘phone National Capital Brewing Co. 1t were three immense rings and two stages i= = and around them the multitude was bench- | Keep Up Your Strength With Old ed, tier after Wer of faces rising up to the “Braddock Maryland Rye.” eaves of the canvas roof. Overhead the | If you feel “completely worn out'—tired Tings was a maze of tight-ropes and | and “achy''—take this fine old whisky. An trapezes, upon which a dozen men and . At grocers women swung at a time, making the head of the beholder dizzy as the eye tried to take in all their evolutions at once. Horses and bareback riders in the rings; trapezists in midair; jugglers on the stages, clowns everywhere and the circus band keeping up a merry din all the while. Thus for two hours and more the Forepaugh & Sells united shows entertained the vast throng with all the stock pieces of the old-time circus and with a variety of novelties as well. One of the most interesting features of the show was the performance of a school of trained seals and sealfons. These clum- sy animals were made to do things with almost human intelligence, and seemed to take a real delight in their feats of jug- gling and other tricks, which drew excla- RTHY, Bailey’s Extract of Clams— a most excellent food tonic— absolutely pure. Elphonzo Youngs Company, 428 Ninth Street, Music 10 to 12 and 4 to 6. mations of wonder and delight from the fudience. A group of trained elephants 5 that danced the lancers also pleased the | DON’T DELAY AWNINGS onlook There were a score of unique | wy, i : am features, coms never before shown in Wash. | — ,W° Mure, the wisdom of ordering Awn- ington. ' Among the feats of daring in the | —— gesrehing, The excellence of) Gaeleute — Awnings is well known, M. G. Copeland & Co., 41:67, aplo-78t-10 air xhibition of bicycle riding on nd no less entertaining was g of two little tots of hu- tage. xhibition was unusually sty The equestrian elaborate and attractive. Some noble speci- ; mens of horseflesh were shown, and the runks epaired. riding. driving and racing aroused the au- runks epaired. dience to a high pitch of enthusiasm. The Drop postal or "phone 1794-2, and we'll send the 0 ‘olks were delighted by the antic SrONTie: SOUS “Wises Celia InE SG SOY sees a ON aaoe tree sous train wenetesit lasab ctcralge? of a large corps of clowns and the inevila- ble trick donkey was in evidence. "Phone Another performance will be given to- Kneessi, 425 7th. 1794-2, night at § o'clock, closing the show’s visit | _8b26- to Washington, ———. EXCURSION Depot for SARATOGA STAR Spring Water. Pedro Domecq’s The second planked shad dinner of the season will take place at Marshall Hall Sunday. The celebrated Marshall Hall Sberries, 19 varieties. 6oc. to $5 per qt. clam chowder 1s served, which alone is a very fine dish. Ladies are especially in- vited, and particular attention will be paid them. Marshall Hall is undoubtedly the prettiest resort on the Potomac. and those who journey to the Hall Sunday will find a day of rest and pleasure in ‘store for 7 them. The steamer Charles Macalester Renae hee See ee will make two trips Sunday, leaving 7th raat Bonnie hess street wharf at 11 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. cee ee: —— Chris. Xander, Disttiator: ver Tableware and Novelties a io D. @t the Leding auction sale, 1225 F st. Sales 909 7TH SL. "PHONE 1425. No Branch: dally at 10:30 am. and 3 p.m—Advt. ‘025-280 ————_ Postponed Indefinitely. It has been found necessary to postpone indefinitely the general meeting which was to have taken place at St. Catharine's Home for Working Girls Monday evening, April 80. The postponement was ordered by the kudies of the board of managers, HY MEN COPE HERB for Spring Sults! It's no se- cret. Simply because we do our own cutting, give personal attention to every sult and charge popular prices. HERBARD & WINEMAN, Tail 706 NINTH . BEARD EM, ors, 7 ST. SAUER ACQUITTED. The Charge of Murder Against Him Not Sustained. A jury in Criminal Court No. 1 shortly after 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon reported @ verdict of not guilty in the case of Wil- Mam Sauer, an enlisted man in the United States Marine Corps, tried under an in- sictment alleging the murder, February 12 last, of James Allen, a civilian. The jury was out about an hour. When the verdict had been recorded At- torney Turner, of counsel for defense, moved that Sauer be discharged from custody, and Justice Clabaugh so directed. Sauer ex- pressed his thanks to the jury, and then re- ceived warm greetings from a score of his comrades. A verdict of acquittal was generally ex- pected by those who followed the testi- mony closely. It was established that the defendant had always borne a most excel- lent record for peace and good order, and that the deceased was, in a certain sense. the aggressor in the difficulty which result- ed in Sauer striking Allen with his fist. From the effects of the injuries received the civilian died eleven days thereafter. — $1.25 To Baltimore and Return $1.25 via Pennsylvania Railroad. Tickets on sale Saturday and Sunday, April 28 and 29, good to return until Mon- day, April 30. ll trains except Congres- sional Limited.—Adv i = Escapes From Asylum. The police of the city have been requested to locate and arrest Harry L. Haulter, white, twenty-four years old, who 1s miss- ing from St. Elizabeth’s Asylum. It is stated he made his escape from the insti- tution yesterday afternoon. When he left Haulter wore a marine’s coat and pants, with gray fedora hat. He has a smooth, red face and brown hair, and is five and one-half feet in height. Dyspepsia. What It Is and How It May Be Cured. Hood's Sarsaparilla Has a Magic Touch In Stomach Troubles. Dyspepsia is difficult digestion. Its symp- toms ‘are fullness and distress after eat Velching of wind, pain in the stomach. D pepsia is cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla, which seems actually to have a magic touch in cases of this kind. It gently tones the stomach and digestive organs, giving them power to act naturally and properly. “{ had nervous prostration, Indigestion and P general debility. Lived on’ bread and beet tea because my stomach would retain nothing > else. Had dreadful sick uduches. I began to gain m strength, flesh and appetite Im- [ mediately after I began taking Hood's parila and now I am cured.” MINERVA REN, ‘GER, Upper Bern, Pa. + “Food caused great distress in Distress— qoy"stomach and 1 became 00 weak I could not do any work. 1 was grow- Ing worse when I begun taking Hood's Sursa- b rilla. Now 1 am well and { owe {t all to 1ood's."” MRS." N. "J. BRYAN, Hamilton, Hood's Sarsaparilla ; at NEM A A OD oe Or re ee re Is America's. Greatest Medicine. Price, $1. a Oa ea Ta Cae oe Oe a1. TON'S # THEATER. turday Matinee. COLUMBIA, ,,.“" Evenings at 8:15, THE HA SS WILL PRESENT FOR THE FIRST TIME IN THIS CITY LIVELY [.s8aaa,] cellent Company. | LEGACY. NEXT WEHEK-—FREDERICK WARDE. Seats on Sale. FRIDAY AFTE Farewell Appearance in America of the Great Polish Pianist, PADEREWSKIL Seats are now on sale at Droop’s Music Store. ap26 Choral Society. FRIDAY, APRIL 27, CONGREGATIONALCHURCH. Contrastof German and Italian Opera. CHORUSES AND SOLOS FROM Bellini’s Sonnambula, Donizettl's Lucia, Verdi's Aida. Muscagni's Cavalleria, Mozart's Don Giovanni, Beethoven's Fidelio, Wagner's Tanohauser. Wagner's Meistersinger. SOLOISTS: MISS SARA ANDERSON, MLE S MARY HELEN HOWE, $ MABELLE LOUISE BOND, Seats at Ellis’, 037 Pa. ave.—$1.25, $1 and 75 cents, ap26-42,2t ACADETIY | TONIGHT AT 8:15, Pop. Mat. Sat., 25 and 50c. Richards&Canfield IN HOYT'S A TEMPERANCE TOWN NEXT WEEK—JOHN KERNELL IN “THE HUSTLER” ap23-20tf ORGAN RECITAL BY THE CELEBRATED ORGANIST, CLARENCE EDDY, At the CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, 10th and G ats. b.w., TUESDAY EV! “Reserved Seat Tickets. For sule at Ellis’ Music Stor ap25-6t » MAY 1. ‘$1.00 Be. DLW, LARGEST New Grand. sites, SUPERB POLITE VAUDEVILLE. ‘MIDCLEY {) HUGH & CARLISLE, {| STANTON, MAUD COURTNEY, OHARLIE CASE, And Other Extraordinary Acts. Paty Met. 25, | Ee: 25&50c. 2:15 pm, ALL SEATS RESERVED. Next Week—Robt. Hilliard, Press Eldridge, &c. Coming—Camile @’Arville, “Queen of Opera.” ap28-6t.20 AFTERNOON AND KERNAN’S EVENING, MISS NEW YORK, Jr., Burlesquers. The Sapho Trial. Next Week—T. W. Dinkins’ THE UTOPIANS.” ‘ap23-6t,15 Free Cooking Lessons. 5 je Pauline Doughty ives Free Lattures on Cooking and. shows Tigran a 10850 ‘a.m. and 2:30 p.m. at the IN tages of cooking with a Gas EAN BUILDING, 512 9th st. u.w. ‘This Oct Napecial interest. to Jadieal” ADMIS- Lectures will continue until apls-tf Bicycle Riding School. B-LESSON TICKET, $1.00. Instructors of the 2 hts, Cols. Academy. 3h cles oS ou Ope Bist ts. = — What Shall We Have for|__—s RAILROADS. Dessert? - : Paominsime noe sat wer er. tt! The North Coast healthful dessert. Prepared in two minutes. No * - boiling! no baking! simply add boiling water and Limited. set to cool. Flavore—Lemon, Orange, Raspberry and Strawberry. Get a package at your grocer's today. 10 cents. fe26-6m,14 = = TS. TONIGHT AT 8 SHARP, Northern Pacific (Wellowstone Park Line}, AMUSEME, NATIONAL | Last Matinee Saturday at OLA ALLEN In Hall Caine’s Powerful Pins, THE CHRISTIAN WEEK ts Now Sellin WEEK. Leaving St. Paul at 8:55 a.m. on and after APRIL 209TH via the NORTHERN PACIFIC, enables traveler to see A Minnesota Lake Park Region, North Dakota Wheat elds. The Yellowstone Valley and Pompey’s Pillar. The Crazy Mountains, the CROSSING OF THE ROCKIES at Bozeman Pass, the Gallatin Valley and surrounding mountains, the Jefferson River and Canyon. Mt. Adams and the Cascades. articles and of refreshments at 1434 Rhode Island avenue, On THURSDAY, APRIL 26, Between the hours of 2 and 10 p.m. ap25-2t° EXCURSIONS, ETC. Piank Shad SUNDAY At [Marshall Hall. Steamer Charles Macalester, View these fron > “Seo Seine.” ‘om the Leaves 7th street wharf 11 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. new, superb (very Sunday during April and May.) OBSERVATION CARS, Fare, Round Trip, 25 Cts. Chas. S. Fee, Dinner, 75 Cts. re (neluding the celebrated Marshall Hall clam chow- ape 21 der), on. Pass. St. Paul, Minn. it THD BOARD OF LADY MANAGERS, Garfield Memorial Hospital Will give their ennusl Plank Shad Dinner at Mar- shall Hall on Saturday, April 28. Boat leaves at 1:45. Dancing. Musie ‘by Third Cavalry Band. Tickets, $2.00—to be bad of members of the board, also of the secretary, Mrs. ROBERT G. RUTIBI- FORD, 1811 19th ap26. RIVER Opening Season ae. GERMAN DAY outs, Cleveland sburg. 16:50 AM. FAST LINE. Car to Harrisburg. to Pittsbure. Mman Rat Bullet Parlor Ca Parlor Harrisburg 3:30 PM. CHICAGO AND ST_Lovis yo — Hessendarmmstaedter Sleeping Gar Washington to St poled y Ps Sage ing and Dining Cass Harrisburg to Indianapolis, o | UnterstuetzungsVerein | #t" autis, Nashville (ola Cncioani and ieeratee = 7:20 PAC AVESTERN EXPRESS. —Pu Sunday, April 29. ing Car to Pittsburg and Chicago, Disins Cart cago. Grand Concert by River View Orchestra, Chris | 7:20 Pt SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS. Arth, $n. cond steatmer and grounds. All the View attra: to give pleasure Go With Us and Enjoy Yourself. Take Steamer Pentz at 11 a.m. 2 p.m. Keturning, leave iver View at 1, and pan. DECKS pm yoreio vice mys 25C° ap2s-4t,25. For Mt. Vernon, Alexandria and Arlington. ELECTRIC TRAINS, STATION 13'4 & PA. AVE. Arlington, see schedu © Mt. Vernon, every ROUND TRIP to Mtl Vernon, F Alexandria, 25c. Round trip) to Art Round trip'to Mt. Vernon, including Ari Alexandria, 60c. WASH.) ALEXANDRIA & MT. VERNOS ap23-12d on Sleeping Cars Waslington to Pittsburg risburg to St. Louis, Cleveland and Ci Dining Car. 10:40 PM, PACIFIC EXPRESS.—Pullman Sleeping to Pittsharg. 5 AM for Kane, Canandat except Su for Elmira and Re Fo. Witlameport dail oF Williamsport, To a, Rochester and p.m, to nip ton a RY. ALEXANDRIA FERRY. Cheap and Plersant. Excursion wharf, 6: 7:30, 8:3 From 7th et. | 48 pone For Poston withont change, and 5:00 P.M. dally. 755 AM. week days For Raltimcre, 6:20. 7:00. 7-20, T2230, “1230, Bor | 10:00, 10:50; “1-00 | AMT. 1 739 p.m. Same schedule op Sundays com | 2° 215 4.00. Limited mencing at 9:30 a.m. 2 20, 10:00, Fare Round Trip, 15c. Single Fare, 10c. 3 eS mh24-10tt (Tickets good until used.) 3 foiteay 7:20, 10.00, 10 40 ind 1 For Pope's Creek Line. 7 FT. MYER, ARLINGTON = Soe days. Sundays, 05 A.M & FALLS CHURCH Lines. | ¥y jewmlis,2@ si 9-00 it. 1235 ana 8:40 Cars from Aqueduct bridge balf-hourly for Arling- | _ PM ton and hourly fo- Falls Church from 7 a.m. to {2 | Bayiress for Florida and Rolnts on Atlantic Const a mb22-7tt Line, 4:30 4. P.M. dally; Richmood o p.m. 11:45 ACM. dase: Atianta Se nial, vin Nicks For Mount Vernon. Acgominodation for Qoantine F458 ak ne HOME AND TOMB OF WASHINGTON P.M. week daye siete on @AILY, SUNDAY EXCEPTED). TRON STEAMER CHARLES MACALESTER Heated Throughout by Steam. SEASHORE CONNECTIONS. For Atlantic City (via Delaware Kiver Bridge, alle rail route), 32:45 PM. week : 4 man Buffet Pastor Car), 313 2-00 “Contino Leaves 7th st. wharf 10 . and p.m. Limited’ anu 11:%) ve ae Arrives Washington. due 1:40 and 5:15 p.m. Street Wharf. 10-00 an 1300 45 Bote Fare, round trip...... 50 cents | Week days, 11:60 P.M datiy. ‘ ‘Admission to grounds and mansion, 25c. For Cape May, 11:00 A.M. week Gays, 11:50 P.M, Cafe on steamer. Tel. 825. fe2l-14tt eahy. ‘Ticket offices, corzer Fifteenth and G Streets, and at the Station, Sixth and B Streets, where orders can be le! for the cl ig - tign from hotels and residences, eens* (0 destinn Telephone call “1441” for Pennsylvania Railroad (gees & Washington ‘Cab Service. Steamboat Co. 3. B. HUTCHINSON, Ganon Ese Reo, — Every day in the year for Norfolk, Newport — News and all points south by the superb, ful, steel palace steamers ‘Newport Rews,"” “Norfolk” and “Washington” on the <—— following schedule: SOUTHERN RAILWay, Schedule in effect April 19,” 1900, All trains strive aud. leav re Ly. Washington. .8: Portsmouth..5:00 pm | Passenger Station, “™* M8 frou Vennaylvanta Ly. Alexandria . Norfolk. -5:45 pm 8:01 —Daily—Local for Danville. Charlotte Ar. Fort Moni Fort Monroe.6:35 pm | ud way ‘stations. Connects at Managsas for Stenee Ar. Norfolk. » Alexandria. .6:30 am | burg and Harrisunburg daily, aul Staunton ac . days, and at Lynchburg with tbe Norfolk and Wests er datiy, and with C.& O. ROR. dal = feket, offices at he Fay are: au om bth Bridge 3 —— st_and N. Y. ave. ©. and 0. ticket offices # B THE UNITED 5 s —= 53 Penn. ave. and 669 14th st.; SAL. tieket | MAIL. Sicepl ie Cus te dushorlionn eae Savannah, nd nnitin, — office, 1434 N.Y. ave., and on board steamers. C7 Through connections made with the ele- gant stecmers of the Old Dominion Steamship a at Norfolk, for New York and all poinw — east. —— _©F For farther information apply at general ——_offices, 7th st. wharf. Wash.. D.C. "Phone 750, mast: z LAHAN. General Manager. t Salisbury with Sleeper tor Ash 8. Knoxvitie, Chattann St Charlotte with si Columbia with S we, Orleans prithout change. punects at Lynchburg di Bridge and Lexington oe a.w.—Dasis—Lwal for Charlottesritie. p.-m.—Local for Front Koyal, Strasburg an ing Car Service. Natural 11:30 isonburg daily week days. WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND MT. VERN So tit Dally —Local for Charlottesville, AILWAY COMPANY. —Daily-NEW YORK AND From Station, 1314 st. and Pennsylvania ave. EXPLUERS, Sleeping Cars to Part Tampa, via Ree ¥aunah and Jacksonville, connecting with’ Draw! Heom ‘Sleeping Car for ‘St. Augustine and Sinus nectlon* for Alken thd’ Chavieatae Bio datt Som 1 ton. ‘ Seo anvils. | Dining ae Service. Scania 250 p-tn.—Daily—WASHINGTON AND CHATT, MOOG TAMITED, Via LYNCHBURG, “egnae Cars to Mem ind New Orleans, through Hristoe, cord, Vag Parlor and tien Car between Ita and Altallia, Ais. Dining Car Service. 10:45 p.ui.—Daily—WASHINGTUN AND SOUTH. WESTERN LIMITED. Sleepers to ashwille, Tenn., via Asheville, Knoxville and Chattanooga? Memphis via Birminghom; New Orleans, via At- lanta and Montgomery; connecting at New Urieang Et City. Connects at ‘Any Wasbiugton dai mst, N.C. Ob via Atlanta. Vest! Dining Car Servic ed Tourists’ Excursion Slee on this train every Monday. Wednesday and Fri In effect November 1, 1890. For Alexandria, week da: 285, 8259, rlington and Aqueduct Bridge 9, °9:25, 10:00, 11:00 a.m. 45, 2:60, *2:40, * |. 8200 pam. Sundass, 12:00 noon, 12. 6:45, F254 rey x . * To Arlington only. G. E. ABBOT, J. COLVIN, Coach to Personally Condi ae S to Sap Francisen withow. change. President. ste20) Superintendent. TEAINS ON WASIUNGTON AAD OUIO DIVISION eS = ————— | leave Washing: 2202 aim. daly and i) BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD, ee Petey pes Rouad Schedule tu elfect December 24, 18uy. P- Veduesdaye Leave Washingtcn irom station corner of New Jen m bam. Saturdays for Le Bey and C st. bem. dally for Herndon. Neturaing. are For Chicago and Northwesi, Vestibuled Limited unston 6-24 am. and 2:45 p.t, weele trains 10:35 cm, 8:05 p.tn aug. 240 p.m. Sundays ouly from f ma; For Ciaciniatiy St, a) Tndlanapolls, Bx. Herndon: 84 a 5 a.m. Vestibuled Limit 340 DA a % bry 05 night, dally. oe Leesburg. ress, 1 i Hor Pittsburg and Cle 10:35 a.m., 8:30 and uth arrive at Washing- 11:55 p.m., da i 15 p.w. and 8:5 luinbus, Toledo and Detroit, 12:05 night, Harrisonburg, m week day For Winchester ana way stations, {330° em, B:5) Sally, and trom Charlottesville 8: * For Lary, 3:40 pm, dally. Tickets, sleeping car reservations and other Infor- Baitimore, week days, mation furnished, and age called for and xT:10, 25:8), 5:85, 19:30, | checked from hotels and residences by Union ‘Traus- x Company, on oriers left at ticket office, 705 Fite zeente si. 3.W., oll Penusylvavia ave. n.w., aud ap Pennsylvauis Passenger Station. ‘Telephous call 1441 for Pennsylvania Railroad Ca service. FRANK S. GANNON, 34 V. Pres. and Gen, Mgr. Manager. Agent, i. M. CULP. Trattic W. A. TURK, General x5:10, 6:80, x For Annapolis, x :30 p.m. Sundays, 8: Dor rederick, week 4:30, 5:80 p.m.” Sundays, 9° L.'S. BROWN, General Agent apie For Bond and way points. ‘or and way pot = 4:80, 5:80, 7:05 p.m. 7:05 p.m. For Gaithersburg snd peters . 12:50, 8:00, | x p.m. 1€:15 p.m. CARS, For ington Jt ion way poini week auiar Washington Zunrign, and way, points, work bedule in effect Pebruary 24. 1900. a.m. 1:15 p-m. 2:15 P.M. DAILY—Oincinnati abd St. Louis Sper ROYAL BLUE LINE. eial—Solid train for Cincinnati. Pullman Sleepers trains illumivated with Pintsch it. to Cincinnati, Lexington, Louisville, oe Baltimore, jade) phia, fork, Bos- | and 8t. Louis witheut change. Parlor Car ton and the Bast, week days, 7 ner), 8:30 | ington, Va., to Virginia Hot Springs. Marlor Cag (Buffet), 10:00 (Dine a.m., pee). 1:15 | Cincinnati to Chicago. Lane ner), SES Be ral “Limited,” Exclusty 11:10 P.M. DAILY—F. Y. Limited—Solid traim iiimsn ‘rein, Dining Car, 6:08, (Dining for Cincinnati. Pullman ‘Sleepers to Cinciountie 8:00, 12:30 (Sleeping Car oj at i Rey ‘Lexington and Louisville without x= and hight, Sund: 305, 9:00 s-m., 12:08 | occupancy at,9 p.m. Connection for Tot Ba pears : a ining Sap 3:00, Ries Cars), By lo sae ee — ¥ TY 00, open 10:00 o' A and fot Wi cS , dally, cept 2:36 night. ‘Obecrration Car, Tinton. to Cincisnath, For 'adantis City, 10:00 stm, 12:05 noon and or A OF z 1:16 and 3:00 p.m. week ays. 12:05 noon Sun- “Fee cape May, week dare and 1:15 p.m. 5 Fi paprase Amy and checked Helet otices, 610 Pennsylvania: ayense tows New ork avenne and 15th street and at saad pers tl _to Chicago and St. Louis. an Sat Darcy: EXCEPT oan ae Norfolk’ and Old Point Comfort ( Mo DAILY For ‘Gordsumvilie” Gbertottes- uitie Stauston daily, and for iichmond ‘daily, exe Resereatia an at Chesa) ip Obie offices. 518 Pennsylvania avenue, nese ‘Telephone call 1441 fog Newport Penna RA F, and at the station. UNDERWOOD, D. B. RTIN, in Ratlrond cab service, ‘Vice President Mgr. Pass. Trade, | PEE W FULLER. Geveral Pamerger Agent. cE gabon ety m17-68 | Telephone rea E SERVED IN DINING STATION. SIXTH AND B STREETS. | }