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THE HORNING- TIMES, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 3 897. C0RB1N-PARS0NS NDPTIALS WASHINGTON STREET SCENES No. 7. a:musemisnts. AMUSEMUNTS. AMUSEMENTS. E E c Lansburgh & Bro. g K B I This Wrapper I 'Reduced to 1.19. n GLEN-ECHO Ceremony Performed at St. Corne lius' Chapel, Governor's Island. m Q n This styl- a Ish Wrap- per, made - of n avy k blue fig- u u red Lawn with lined a yoke, wat- a B H B Yf B f T E 1 a teau back, full front, with wide ruffle over g shoulders e trimmed with two rows rc of white braid, giving a g k neat and dressy effect. n Mandolin sleeve, turn- B g over collar, skirt four g b yards wide, fifty-nine g c inches long, with deep a hem. Was $1.93. All g 2 sizes. Special Price, $1.19 1 B " - H n . n H B B 420, 422, 424, 426 7U1 St. a c a J3333a333333aECEE3333ECCCEE TWD THOUSUD FEET II JUH The Wonderful Flight of a Tail less Kite. FtiEW WITH SPIRAL MOTION MrC Eddy's Evperlments With Aeriul Photography No Pictures From the Capiiol Roof Several Flyers Prom the Marine Hospital Snpt. "DuXfleia's Opinion of the Scheme. Experiments looking to tbe lading from midair ol a bird's-eye view of the Capitol -were raade yesterday, liut not -with any very great scccs. The wind was not strong enough to lift more than one kite. Some days ago at the Capitol it was sug gested to Mr. Eddy that the scheme -would l. most practlcalile rrom the House roor f the Capitol. Mr. Eddy snyj he made no formal appliuuion, although ll Uiat point of vantage had been obtained it -would have been the best possible. Mr. Woods, sopenntendent of the Capitol, however, ruled that kite flying is a dlspi&j," anA all displays on private ac count are piohihited at the Capitol. Mr. Eddy then obtained permission to fly the kites on the Coast and Geodetic SNrvcy roof. Tins was not as good a, place, however, as the roof of the Marine Hwspltal. Mr. Eddy flew one kite with omineat aaccess there up to a height of 1,400 feet, but at aJwut 2 p m., -when the other kites were u be flown, the "wind died away, and was lilful anil weak. A 7ery curiou-s plienonienon, however, -was berved with one of the kites. It had a center stick which had bren bent almost hi the shape of the letter 3. "When the wind struck this abnormal kite it began to uBC-end vertically, and, according to the twine paid, reached an altitude of 2,000 feet-the highest perpendicular ad cent Mr. Eddy has ever known He will continue the experiments today. He thinks Uiat, of course, there will be koihc lavs in the effect; if it is necebsary to take the photographs from kites flown from the Marine Hospital. From the latter plaee it "will be necessary to wait for a northwest -wind to get a picture. On account of the increased distance frooi ttoe Capitol of the new base of opera tions, Mr. Eddy thinks that the loss in closeness will bu cvrtipeusBted for by the increased area of the picture. The new picUire will include the Capitol, the grounds, Marine Hospital, and Uie Coast and Geodetic Survey. That tills will be the fact is promised by the fact that th area ln-lutiu Mies? in aoout the autre a tliat of the Seventh New York Regiment encampment, which Is one of Uie best piotnres taken from the kites. Mr. Bddy will also raise the United 'State Hag on the first day that all the condition); conspire to make it possible. ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS. Orders have been issued by the Navy Department as follows: Commander R "B. Bradford to report to the bureau of equipment: tVMiiander P II. McCalla, detached from the War College and ordered to command the Marblehead; Commander H. Elmer, detached from command oT the Marblehead and granted onp month's leave; Pay Clerk William UoIIen's resignation rrom the Monterey accepted; Edninnd B- Lglegart, appointed pay clerk for the Detroit; Eneign U. F Ryan, ordered to the Naval Academy -September 25; Ensign F. Boughter, ordered to th Marblehead; EnsJgn B. B. McCor mlcfc, detached fiom the Marblcliead and granted two nionths" leave; Lieut A. Reynolds detected from the San Fran cftco October 1 5 and granted two mouths' leave; Ensign H. F. Bryan, detached from the Maxhleaead on leave nutil September 25; Cadt G. Van Orden, ordered to the Marblehead immediately- A, Core for Bilious. Colic Besourre, Screven county. Ga.-1 have been rabjecl to attacks of bilious colto for several years. Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy la the only sure relief. It acts like a charm. One dose of it gives relief when all other remedies rail. G. D. Sharp. For sale by Henry Evans, Wholesale and Re tail Drug gist, OSS F street, and Connecticut avenue and S street north-west, and 1423 Mary land arcane northeast. S1O.O0 Nlaanra Falls Via B. fc O. Through train of coaches and parlor cars from Washington, 8:10 a, m., Sep tember 9. Tickets good for ten days, and. good for stop-over, returning, at Watkins Glen, Rochester and Buffalo. sel5,7,8 $1.00 to Baltimore and Hetnm via B. & O. For all trains Sunday, September 12. se7-6t-em GREAT SfTMMER SALK Of Stilts, Millinery, Furnishings. KING'S PA LACK, 8I2-14 7th Bt; 71D Market Space. Xadics' Domet Flannel Skirts, f -fc nr,va aa'.j iigy LLS1S 'Eisenmann's.'iSf' WOODBURY'S sis SOAX THE iXIO.Y. Dr. ilnrnu Dix, of Trinity, New Turk, Officiates Some of the Distinguished Guests. New York, Sept. 7.-Thc marriage of Miss Kathcrine Corbln and William Uiher Parsons tok plaee on Governor's Island tnls afternoon. The bride traversed the short distance between the residence of her father, Col. II. C. Corbin, adjutant gen eral of the Department of the East, and the Chapel of St. Cornelius, on foot. She was accompanied by Miss Lew ell yn Par sons. Miss Mflminc and Miss Kittredgc, or New York; M'ss Miles, of Washliigton;Ml&& Greeley, of Boston; Miss Stoddard, or New Ilaven; Miss McElroy, of Rochester; Miss Edith Williams, of Detroit; Miss lluiikius, of Chicago, and Miss Scccomb, of Wash ington, Conn. The bridal procession was headed by the ushers. Joseph Parsons, C. E. Mil mine, Rutht-rroid Hayes Corbln and Dr. J. BMitlcy Squire, of this city. The bridesmaids. Miss ParMins, Miss Charlotte Parsons, Miss Abigail Parsons and Miss Louise Par-sj.ns, all sisters of the bride groom, followed- Miss Bertha Phillips, of Chicago, the maid of honor, preceded the bride. The bride was In white or randie, with white satin ribbon and lace insmio'i, ade over white silk. Long gloves met the elbow sleeves, and the tulip veil was secured with orange bios bony, and u diamond is unburst presented by the bridegroom. Her boucpiet was composed of white, carnalloiis. The bridegroom was assisted by bin brother, Henry Parsons, as lest man. The Rev. Dr Morgan Dlx, of Trinity Church, rxirfori-iad the-ennony at 4:30 o'clock, and Col. Cor'jlu gave his dauuhter away. The reception afterward at the Gov ernor Island mansion of Col. Corbin was like a gay garden party. Among the guests present were: Mrs. R. Poos, of Washington; Gen. and Mm, Rodcnbaub. Gen and Mrs. Bartlctt, Gen. and M-t. Daniel Eutterfield, Gen. George M. Dodge, Calvin. S. Brice, Col. and Mrs. Robert ingerxill, Gen. and Mrs. Samuel Thomas, auu Gen. Merrltt and staff. Mr. John S. Shriver and Mr. Louis Garthe gave a dinner to a number of their gen tlrmen friends Saturday at their apart ments at tle Cairo. The guests preent weie Perry S. Heath, First Assistant Post master General; Thomas W. Cridler, As sistant Secretary of State; F. A. Vander lip, Assistant Secretary of the Treasury; 11. t lay Fiifi, Commissioner of Pea-iou; Joseph P. Smitth, chief of the Bureau of Arrerican Republics; Hubbard T. Smith, S. A. Perkins, Robert J. Wynne, Archibald W. Butt and Clarence Shriver and J. TL Garthe, of Baltimore. Mrs. A. Law Arriaga, wife of the Guale malan minister In Washington, Is danger ously ill at her sunuuer home at Spring lakc Beach. Mrs. Belknap and Miss Alice Belknap are still at Coboarg, Canada, where they have lately been joined by Miss Belknap's fiance, Mr. Paul May, of the Belgian legation. Miss Nannie Preston, the daughter of the directorof the mint, lias returned Trom Cape May. Mr. Als;ernon Tassln, who went abroad sjmc months ago with the Julia Marlowe company, and who was in Loudon during the Jubilee, is at his home in this city for a short visit, prior to his departure nevt week to join the company for the winter season. Mrs. and Miss Ciuhing, wife and daughter of CoL R. T. dishing, were unexpectedly caHed away from Washington on Septem ber G, to attend the funeral of Mrs. Cush ing's grandmother, Mrs. Nancy Pritchard Dewey, of Cadizr, Ohio Mrs. Dewey was in her niu'ry-third year, aud was In good Health and vigorous tplrits until her death, wh'ch was very sudden, oa the 6th of September. Walter V.'elhnan, journalist and arctic explorer, an one or the passengers on tne Hew York, whieh arrived yesterday. Mr. Wellman ha, been to Norway and Rus sia, whither he went to consult; with Dr. Nansen and to arrange for a steamer and for a large number of Siberian draught dogs. The marriage of Miss EmmaThomasand Mr. H. C Yctter will take place at Mount Vernon Place Cburuhtnis evening at 7U10 o'clock- The nfcherswill be Messrs. Thomas Murray, James S. Graves, and Luther Device- Mr Robert W. Cook will act as best man and Rev. J. "W Duffey will officiate The ceremony wfll be followed by a private family reception at the residence of Mr. William Thomas, No. 1012 H street north east, after which the couple will make an extendi tr.nr West, and will be at home after October 15. Tte executive mansion at Atlanta, Ga., has !cen made ready for the wedding of Gen. Longviieet to Miss Ellen Dortch. which occurs today. Axrangen-tnts for the ceremony have been perfected by Mrs. Atkinson, wife of Gov. Atkinson. A Catholic priest will per form the ceremonj , both the contractlng partiesbeingmembersoftliatdcnomlnation. Gen. Longstreet, whose home is in a suburb of Atlanta, is cow at Gainesville, Gau His chief reason for marrying Is that he is Icnssome and his extensive business affairs are gettlnginto a state of confusion. Miss Donch,who Is a gcod business woman, wiU manage his affairs for him. The ton ey noon will be Fpent at Totter Springs, and later the distinguished warrior and Lis bride will visit New York. Mr. Fre S. Smith and A. T. Whiting have just returned front an outing at Ocean Cityr Md. Dr. J- F -rd Thompflon, wif p and daugh ler, Mrs. McArdle are recent arrivals at the Atlantic notel. Ocean City, Md. Mr. W. E. Buell has gone to Ocean City, Md., where ho has a cottage. Mlas Magcle Murphy and her uncle, Mr? Willi J ran. Fas3, of 722Tentbstreetsouth pfihL have returned from a delightful trip to New York, Philadelphia, and Atlantic City. MIsj Dpnie Clements, of 1322 Corcoran stient, T.s returned after a pleasant stay of six. weeks with friendsin New York and Stat-eu Inland. The suminerseason at Hot Springs, Va., has been the most" successful since the completion of the new Homettead Hotel. Both of the hotel buildings proper, as well as the cottages, have been comfort ably fall from the beginning, and now that Oie fall tcason has opened there is likely to be an increaEC rather than an abatement of custom. As a consequence the Homestead Is to be enlarged by an exteusinn of each of Its wings, so as to connect with the bathhtni-j, a distance ot several hundred feet Wash ington has bpen well represented this summer by a score or more of its most prominent citizens, but situated, mid way between the Atlantic coast and the Ohio and Mississippi River cities, as it " And dark as winter was the jlozv of Stewart Roll tig ?ajpicty." is, bt. Louis aud Cincinnati are as much attracted to Hot Springs as is Richmond or Ualtiiutte. The table is pronount-ed one of the very best in the country, and the rv:ce, in every department, is unex ceptionable The manager, Mr. Fred. htrry, may Justly be proud over hN suc cess, aid the proprietors can congratulate themselves that this lime, at Iut, the right man has found the right place. RF.V. DR. TALMAGE'S RETURN. The Eminent Divine Das Left Bnr fulo for "Washington. Rev. Dr- Talmage, who has been abteut East and West during Ills vacation, will return to tiie city at -t o'elock this after noon. lie sent a telegram from Buf ratohere to that effect yesterday. During Dr. Tahuuge'h absence ?ossip has been very busy with his movements, and especially his alleged intention to resign as co-pnstir of the FirfctPresbyterian Church of this city. Dr. Tahnngc has been equally busy con tradicting the rumor thnt he proposed to shake the asphalt from his feet He de nied It vigorously by letter and by tele grim Notwithstanding- this, only a. few days ago the rumor was repeated, and then the assurance was given that the eloquent divine would be here early this month, this information having been given in alet tcr to Rev. Dr. Sunderland. It is understood that Dr Talmage will preach next Sun-I.yor the Sunday follow ing Dr. Talmage's house was put in order after the summer vacation yesterday, preparatory to the home-coming of the i amUy today. EMINENT DIVINES COMING Bishop Satterlee's Intention as to the Pro-Cathedral A Tribute of Respect From the Dead of This Diocese to Rev. Dr. Buck. Bishop Sattcrlec, who returned to this country on August 21 from the decennial conference of bishops, which was held in London, went immediately to bis beauti ful heme in the Catbkills. It was not his Intention to come to Washington until the end oi his vacation, October 1. As a distinguishing mark of respect to the age and tfie number of years in the pastorate of Rev. Dr. Buck, he Journeyed to Washing ton, reaching here Mondayulght, and yes terday pontificated at the reverend gen tleman's funeral. Dr. Satterlee stated that beyond the fact that a number of prominent English divines would, during the coming year, occupy the pulpit of the pro-cathedral he had no definite plans In view. One thing was certain, he said, that he did not in tend to Inflict a book ot travel son the long suffering public. He left the city for his mountain home last night. EI-ECTHIC MOTIVE POWER. A Foreign Expert's Favorable Opin ion of Systems He Observed. Mr. George F. Deacon, a distinguished English electrical engineer, who, in the interests of the municipalities of Liverpool and Hull, is making a thorough investiga tion ot the various systems of electrical propulskm in use In this country, called upon Commissioner Black yesterday. Mr. Deacon was highly impressed with, the underground system u&ed by the Metro politan road here, and said that ic is as nearly perfect as any he has yet seen. He approves entirely ot Washington's refusal to allow the overhead trolley to disfigure her streets. The overhead trolley, he said, besides its many drawbacks, is only a transitory form of electric motive power, and la bound tc be superseded by some other for?n. Promotions in tbe Ts'avy. The appointment of Commander B. B. Bradford to be chief of theBureau of Equip ment is viewed with satisfaction by the officials ot the Navy Department. Com mander F. M- Chadwlck, his predecessor. will be given command of a vessel after he has a brief vacation. Commodore Hich bom'a reappointment as chief constructor of the JCury Is an l.tiuor, officials say, he has well earned. His ability has never be?n questioned, and his success In theofflce has been very great. 92.00 Atluutic City and Return Via B. fc O. Special trains Saturday and Sunday next. Royal Blue JLlne, best service se8-4t See B. & O. Bulletin, this paper. se7-3t-cm FUNERAL OF REV. DR, BOCK Venerable Rector of St. Paul's Church Laid to Rest Clergy and Congregation Pny Their Lust Respect to the Deceased Services by Bishop Sutterlee. The funeral of the Rev. Dr. James A. Buckj the venerable rector ot St. Paul's Episejpal Chuich, Rock Creek parish, who died on Saturday last, was held yes terday aftemoou at 3 o'clock in the little rhapel where he so long had preached. The ceremony was attended by the clergy ot the city generally, a great num ber of prominent people from this city and the members of the congregation ot St. Paul's Chapel. Bislwp Satterlee of ficiated, assisted by the Rev. Dr. David Barr, Dr. E. M. Mott. of the Church of tho Advent, who read the Scripture leson, and Dr. J. H. Johnston, ot Trinity Church. Takoma, win read theprayers. Just before tfie ' service the procesbioii was formed In' Ihe regipty nearby in the following order: The clergy ot the city iu robes, Bl.sbop Satterlee. the honorary pallbearers and the vestry ot the church. Thcmubiu during Uie service was rendered by the choir of St. Faul's Chapel. After the service the procession was re furnied and as it movud out or the chapel lo the grare "Hark, Hark. My Soul." was hungfortherecesslonHlhymu. At the grave Bishop Satterlee read the committal service while standing around in a circle were the clergy , the family of the deceased and a number ot old toldicrs from the Home to whom the venerable and beloved pastor had ministered for many years. At the close of the service the choir sang "Asleep in Jesus" with much feeling. The inter ment was made in Rock Creek Cemeterj-. The nonorary pallbearers were Rev. Drs. T. O. Tongue. George A. Leikiu, or Balti more; Alfred Harding, A. R. Stuart, A. 3. Johne, W. G. Ware, C. E. Buck and J. B. Berry Immediately after the ceremony the '.lergy returned to the rectory, where a mp.cting was held to take action on the death of the Rev. Dr. Buck. Bishop Sat terlee presided and a committee was ap pointed w drair ..uit-ible resolutions ex pressing regret at the loss sustained by the parish of Rock Creek and the diocese ot Washington, The committee consists ot the following? Rev. Drs. Stuart, Lcikln, of Baltimore; Mbtt, Tongue, Mitchell, Barr and Johns. AMUSEMENTS. AT Columbia Theater Concert and International Drill under the direction of Emily Satiter foe tho benefit of tbe Fytliiun Me morial Temple Pnud, Friday, Sept. 10,'T.807, at 8 p. in. General admission. 2Dc; Reserved Seats, 25c extra. Box office open Wednesday, Sept. 8. Ee5-6t HOTEL DIItECTORr. RICLOIOyD, VA. is conducted strictly upon tho European plan ror the summer months, with cafe charges as moderate us any nrot-class restaurant in the at ate. Uooo. roams can De naa roc S1.6U per day and upward, jyltt-amo W B BEL.DKN, frop-r. W. tt. TELLEB, Met., into or BeU route, i'a. 52.50 to 54 per day. Pennsylvania ave., bet. titn and 7tbsts., Jy7-Smo Washington, D. O. Broad wayanaaaibst-, New orte. Henry J. Bang, Prop r. Kooms with board sc-ot) per day and up wards. Kiwius wltijout board l and up wards. Most central in the city; near all elevated roads, street car lines, principal places of amusement, business centers and the large retail stores Broadway Cable Tars, passing the door, Cransfer to all parts or the city. UTBA.il UKAT- jylO-3mo COPLEY SGT7A.KB HOTEL. Buntinglon Avenue and .Exeter Slieet, BOSTJON.-MASS. New, elegantly appointed, strictly fire proof. Location uuhurpassed In the city. Three to eight nun utesiiom principal shop ijiugcentcrs, theateii, etc. American plan, 53.0U per day and upward. European plan, JSl.51) per day and upward, l-' s.iciSTJBEn CO. aul6-3mo-em Kfifghts of Pvias m. K a Tar w usis (I B ra s ft SSS 3? 3 Metropolilgii Betel, O35T-0?H:E-:)Oa?O2vd:-A.O. In tho Great Amphitheater--E. MLDDLETOli', Jr., Manager. THIS AFTERNOON AT 3--TONICHT AT 8. 25 iRT-ITS- IN GRAND CONCERT. NEW VAUDEVILLE ATTRACTIONS. MADEMOISELLE ATLAS on the Aerial Globe. THE AMERICAN TRIO, Eccentric Acrobats. MARY P. LOCKW00D, Mezzo Soprano, !SDAY, Sept. Rauscher's Superb Gien E Great Falls Klectrlc Itonu, Washington and Glon Kclio ll.-ulrositl via 7lh, also Genructowix anil Tonleytown Koud. cuuuootlnc ut 32d anil 31 Streets IMntropolltuu lino at 3S1 l 1' streets. i:;:::;;;:;:;:::!!! IN JOHN a IRECT ? WASHINGTON "Which leave 36th Street every Fifteen Miuutes and At 36th Street you connect directly with and TEENTH STREET Lines. JSSTJNo "Walking-. NO Inconvenience. These are the only cars that run to Cabin John. "a A Car for Bicycles and other Freight at Frequent Intervals."! DON'T BE MISLED. Take the Green Cable or Green Electric Cars at any part of the City and connect directly with the only throug-h route by which a HALF HOUR is saved in either direction. I Tbe Washington and Great Falls Electric Railway & ::::::i';'"''' AMlTSBMnE2fTS. HRAND OPERA HOUSE. - KERT & IFE. Managers. ALL. THIS WEEK. Matinees Weduesday and Saturday. A Prwdnctlon Celebrated Throughout the Entire English-Speaking World. !1 'S i ORIGINAL. MONSTER PRODUCTION OF FAUST. ALL, NEW THIS SEASON. Tons ot Magnificent Scenery. Worlds of Electrical Surprises. Oceans of Wonderful Effects. rOPULAIt PRICES. Seats now on sale at Box Office. Next week-THE ELECTRICIAN. ACADEHY J 25, 50 & T5c MATINEE TODAY; 25c and 50o. MERRY KATIE EMMETT IN THE WAIFS OF NEW YORK. TEARS, LAUGHTER AND SURPRISE. The dark and bright sides ot life in the metropolis. Next Week A.a.Lipman in Lewis Morri- son's production, "TBS INDIAN." LAFAYETTE. SIXT WEEK. Opening night, Sept. 13. Mr. Charles Frohman presents Miss Maude Adams in an original produc tion of a new comedy, "Th) L-.ttb Mimste.." By J. M. BARBIE, founded on bis novel of the same name. A supporting com pany of especial ex cellence. SALE OF SEATS OPENS TOMORROW. se3-tt . Columbia Theater. OPENING SEPTEMBER 13. THE Gastle Square Opera Company IN BEGGAR STUDENT and CHIMES OF NORMANDY. Seats on sale Thursday, September 9. seG-tf MUSIC AND DANCING at Congress Heights This Evening from 6 to 10, ana overy eveplng herearter until October. Muslo by the meinbersor the United State Manno Band- Come up to tho large oak grove and get cool. Sacred concert by members or the Marino Band every Sunday. Churches invited. New electric can run from Navy Yard Bridge to Congress Heights. Basket plcnlo parties welcome. jyai-K HALEY'S SUPERB INAUGURAL ORCHESTRA 9---"' i Gn AND OUTING of Wnslilugton I.odz, No 15. B. T. O. Elks. extra Attraction Echo Dinners. Scrvod In the Admission to Grounds FREE. TO GO TO YOU CAN GO ONLY AN EGTPJG RAILWAY GARS (F Street Iiiue) of the METROPOLITAN KAIIAVAY, with FJKEE TKAXSFEKS to and from its XLNTH STKEET and COXXEC- TIOTJT ATEMJE Lines aud the XEA.Y YORE! AVESrrjE 1-ine (Colnmhia Railway). (Avenue Iiiue) of the CAPITAL TJRACTIOX C03IPAXY,with FJKEE TRANSFERS to and. Ironi its SEVENTH STREET and FOUR AMUSEMENTS. MEW NATIONAL. NEXT WECK. TWO EXHIBITIONS DAFLr 2:30 & S:30 The greatest marvel of the age, tha origi nal VERISCOPE, Traducing a photographic Illustration In life-size pictures of the great CORBETT and FITZSIMMONS. 'Contest held at Carson City, March 17. Seats tomorrow Trices, 25c, 50c, 76c and S1.00. KERN.NS EYfEI'M THBATKR. ALL THIS WEEK. Matinees Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Replete With Novelties. BRYANT &. WATSON'S AMERICAN BURLESQUERS. SUPREME. SPICX. SENSATIONAL. 20 BEAUTIFUL BELLES 20 Next Week The French Folly Com pany. BXj!SIS7 SEPTEA1BER 9, AFTERNOON ) 9. On -A O , and EVENING -OU and O p. m. The Comedy Exponents, First Appearance in Washington. The Appletou Brothers, The Funny Bootblacks in Two Starts plenty of Fits and a Sudden Stop. First Appearance in America, long;o, The Aerial Wonder and Great Man Monkey, engaged especially for tills occasion. Bro. Byron G. Harlan and Master Emmet Walsh, Washington's Favorites, In new Sonsi.illua- trated by Stereopticon. assisted by Mr. Thomas Walsh, Jr. The Cecilinu Ladle' Quartet. Under the Direction of Miss Wilson, aiiss Isabel Shelton, Late of Gilmore's Auditorium. Philadelphia. in a la Anna Held and Chevalier. Frof. Leo. Whent, The Great Southern. Favorite, . GRAND ORGAN RECITAL. Ye Olden Timer, M. Frunk Bosworth, RECITATION, Shakespeare's Seven Ages of Man. The Vlvnndiers, Misses Clara Stevens, Bessie Otterback and Maggie Dlvver, Courtesy of Miss Clara J. Stevens. HALEY'S SUPERB INAUGURAL ' ORCHESTRA. Mr. Thomos L. Jones In Popular Ballads. Madam Atlas, In the Aerial Globe Act. Lumber t, Nilnn mid Thrasher, Comedy Acrobats. Miss Mary P. Loclewood, Song Bird ot the South. Admission, including Reserved Seats, 2Gc Be5-66 25 on Tnls Occasion Casino from 5 to 9, lo CSVliSr l-Jtli and U Rlrents to Chevy Chaie Circlet with Capital Traction car and with, tho LEN ECHO " oftener when traffic demands. : EXCURSIONS. IAL EEAGH, SPECIAL. Fare, 50c. Bound Trip. Saturday Night At 6:30 p.m. SUNDAY At 9 a. n. Palace Steamer JANE MOSELEY From Cljde Whar Last Family Day Season 1&9T. RIVER VIEW WEDIT2SDAT, Sept. 8. Take steamer Samuel J. Pentz at 10 a. in., 2 and 6:4.5 p. m. Tickets on 10 a- m. and 2 p. m. trips, 10 ceats to all; on 6:4.5 p. in. trip. 25 cents. It BRING OUT THE CHILDREN. TO SVSOONT VERNON, 5TEAMEX A1ACALESTER Dally (except Sunday) atlO a. m. and 2:30 p. m. Kelurning. reach the city at 2 and 6 p.m. rAKE, ROUND TRIP, GOc. Admi-i-Eion to grounds. 25c ELEGANT CAFB ON TUB STEAMER. Tickets, with Mount ernon admission coupon, for sale at wharf and at noCels. iVl rs hill 3jacaiester jauy 10 a. m., 2:30 ana Hall. G:30 p. rn. FARE, 25c. For GLYMONT and all intermediate landings daily at 10 a. m. INDIAN HEAD. Macalester at C 30 p. u.. Thursday, Friday and Saturday. seC-tf A Steady, Reliable Electric Service AH the Year Round. As a light electricity is far su perior to gas. and aa a power It is not only better but cheaper than fcteam. Why not investigate? We are always ready to answer Ques tions. J U. S. Eleafcrio LiffMin? Co.. 213 14th St. N.W. o ..7 '"1 'Phone, 77. I