Evening Star Newspaper, May 1, 1891, Page 7

Saronpars Sprout Sure Includes WHAT YOU MAY REQUIRE SUNDAY a REDUCED OR SPECIAL SALE PRICES. ‘Teattract the men or their wives. mothers and sis- tere we offer tomorrow, FOR 22 CENTS. the Puisis Royel's well-known 2c. Man's Linen Handkerchiofs with the new style fancy borders. Men's 1djye. Hand- Rerchiets for 3 for % cents. Warranted Fast Bisck ‘Half Hose for 25 cents that yeu cannot duplicate eise- ‘Where at less than 35 cents. Four pairs insted of ‘three paire for @1 tomorrow. PARASOLS.—Lyon's best quslity “Bouquet” Par- sols for 95.6%. These have retailed until now for GB85. The new stock tnelndes scarce styles and shades of polka dots, figures, stripes, plain colors in Dest quality Indie silks. Lyon's Poike Dot Siik Sun ‘Umbrellas, with covers to matoh, for only 63.98. All the scares shades and size dots, VASSAR SHIBTS.—The best, from the laundry of ‘Bart B Wuson. Ladies, ask the men about E & W. ‘Tomerrow we offer Vassar Shirte, with plested bosoms and new styie standing and turn-over collars, tor @1.35 instead of 1.50. Those with pisin bosoms for only G1. Freach Colored Percale Shirts for $1.26 instead of 61.35. Threepiy Linen Chemisettes with plein and pleated fromvs, standing and turn-over collars, for ‘BR instead of 25 canta, ‘NECKWEAR. —The Surah and India Silk Windsors, to wear with the Vassar Shirts, ot 22 instead of 25 conte. Given with each is © neat scart ring of rolled gold, silver of black enamel. The Shirt Studs and ‘Links or Buttons for the Cuffs are net given away, but are offered at surprise prices. HAN DEERCHIEFS.—On special counter morrow you will find sfew hundred White and Colored 25c. Linen Handkerchiefs offered at 18 cents, or 8 for 50 cants. On another counter 18%4c. Handkerchiefs for 3 for 25 cents. FANS. — Japanese Fans for 90 cents cach that are the ‘quality of those usually sold at 25 cents. The desians and colorings of these berbartan (?) Fans posses more eal artistic merit than do the 6 Fame made in the ‘more civilised (?) cccident. and are, therefore, best ap- prectated by those of refined and cultivated taste. You'll note that in charch on Sunday, probably. BELTS.—The latest is of Russia Leather, Tan and Black, with Lorse’s bit toact as buckle, the strap and dangling stirrup for the chatelain beg, only 39 cents each. VEILING.—Stik Grenadine and Tissue Yoilings at Se. instead of 15c. a yard. Sewing Silk Veiling at le. instead of 25e. « yard. HOSIERY.—Fast Biack and forty-three shades of ribbed ©. @. Lisle Hose, only 44c. a pair. That is 6 cents pair cheaper than you cam buy them any- You may compare the Lisle Hose we With the usual 350. guods. It's seldom ‘the staple Irish Bal. Hose are reduced in price; 25c. is tomorrow's price for 35e. quality Silk Clock Bal. Hose. The Richeliewor Broad Bib Warranted Fast jack Cotton Hose at 2c. may be favorably com pared with what you hare heretofore bought at 6c. ‘Lisle Hose, with broad ribs (drop stitch), also the plain Hose. ith the new Gull finish im Fast Black, plain colors and boot patterns, at imstead of 50e. 4 pair. This makes the best collection of bargains ever offered at ons time tp this city. UNDERWEAR. —Swiss Ribbed Vests, with square and V-shape necks. Pink, Blue, Cream. Yellow. 25 conte’ worth of quality for 19 cents. Remember, please, that the speetal prices for Cotton Underwear also posttively terminate tomorrow eveh- img. Until then choice of all 5@ and 68e, Cotton and Canbrie Undergarments for 48 cents. Any of our famous $1.08 Underwear for $1.00. See samples in large center window. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Wraares Ar Repvcen Prices. We smile when we see advertisements which give slowing descriptions of the identical Blazers, Reefers, Capes, Connemarss, Shawls, &c., that we have ia stock. Welangh aloud when we note how much | lower are our prices. Doubtless you smile when you | discover the fact. 10 per cent discownt—one-tenth off the marked prices of these garments, and, as you | Will see, we didn't mark them in the first instance With the credit inerchants’ view of profi BBAZEKS secu: to be selling more rapidly with uv than other garments. So we pomt toafew we know are saperior at the prices. $2.50 BLAZERS of Navy and Black cloth, roll col- lar, side pockets, high shoulders. A description like | this could be given of am inferior, Ul-ftting garnient. We know it you to make comparison with those asually selling at $3. Please especially note the fSinieh and St. 84 BLAZERS of Tan and Medici collar. sitk cord ad tamels. These may be compared with the usugh $5 Blazer». 25.40 BLAZERS of Tan and Brown check cloth, oli collar, side pockets, large pearl buttous. Fac- stuaile of $12 imported garment. jack cloth, embroidered Laxssencu & Bro. AH! WE THOUGHT 80. ‘THE CALL HAS BERK ANSWERED. When we sdverticed such POPULAR PRICES oa our BLAZERS we expected to do a great business tn our Cloak Department. Have you been bere in the last week? Such crowds of delighted customers it would be ‘diMoult to ever see tn any one place. Why ‘shoulda't they come’ We have the REPUTATION. Always have what we advertiee. ‘You cam judge the sbove snd our remarks if you have ever bees disap- pointed eleewhere. Rave your confidence and are going to bold tt. You know we are SQUARK and FAIB. ‘What dosen't please you are sare you can return it. A MOMENT WITH YOU ON JERSEYS. ‘We find that Jerseys are again very POPU- LAR. We have received in the past week s line of 47 dozen Jerseys. All fresh, new atyies, plata and with braid, high shoulders. Prices are $1.:0, $1.75, $1.98 and 62.76. Ask to eve our line of ‘LADIES’, MISSES’ AND BOYS" ‘SHIRT WaisTs. ‘Most effective and stylish selection of pat- ‘Those Vassar Shirts are just lovely. Have ‘You seen them? Our prices are $1.25. 81.49, 61.08, 61.75, $1.85 and 81.08. ‘Our Urobseiie stock is now complete with Dew and desirable EVERY UMBRELLA SOLD 18 QUAR- ANTEE! 125 Gloria Umbrellas, 26-ineb parexon tmlaié with pearl, st @lorle Umbrellas, 26-inch paragon Rendies, pif Fi i 82.50. Union Sik Umbrellas, 26-inch Black Watts percha handles, $2.80; worth $3.25. ‘We had the good fortune to secure again 100 dozen Infants’ Swiss Mull Caps to sell for 19c. that usually sell hereaboute for Se. 100 dosen Nurses’ and Waitresses’ Cays ‘await you. 10c. each. Among these you will find Cape worth 400. and 50. Another sample line of INFANTS’ COATS aT ‘Some worth 87 are sold for $3.50. Some worth $10 are sold for #5. Some worth $14 aresold for 87. Bome worth $16 are sold for @&. Goods in s fresh and presentable appear- ance, whose value is unquestioned. Half price for « child’s warment is a consideration Rot offered you every day. 4A SNAP BARGAIN IN MEN'S HALF HOSE. ‘This lot comprises about 28 deren Spun Sik and Lisle Thread Half Hose, different sizes, in Navy, Bottle Green, Red and Fancy Stripes, none worth less than 50c. and 60c. ‘We will place thie lot om our Men's Coun- ter tomorrow niorning at $ 4.1. FOR 2c. PAIR. RUSSIAN LILACS, Ste. per ounce. The ‘most delightful perfume. ANS ry ExT) previ EE] Dosen of Ladies’ Kid Gloves. Not quite so many ‘we had, but more than we care to carry at the present time. In fact, our time to vacate this building is Uin- ited, and every day narrows the channel. EVERY PAI We offer is warranted, and you buy them at « fearful reduction over former prices. OvR, 81 4-dutton Dressed Kid, in Tan, Browns,Grays and Black, "F ote £8 Fa go a WW coo = ouR Kid, in Tan, Brown, Gray ge “} & #. 0 THE PALAIS ROYAL. Wesrrers Axp Tra Gowns. Deduct the discount—one-tenth from these prices, “Sieh will be found marked on these Tes Gowns. Challis Tea Gowns, $5.50, $7, $8, $10, $12, $14, eb. @ 20, ST) and G23 each. inde ‘Tea Gowns, 820, 623. $25. Surah Slik Gowns, @22, $25. $27, $30, €37. "TRS. Sizes, 34 to 44. These Calico Wrap- 181.23. You doubtiess have seen They have theht beck, cckets, deep ruffle, collar en bow thes could be ‘or one dollar. aun Gattbents and colors. : 2 to 44 #1.68 WRAPPERS—Fitty dozen of these garments ‘were in stock not twe months since. Four deren only remain. We allude to the Batiste Wrappers with floral borders. Colors: Helfotrope, Old Rose, Tan, Light » Blues Gray. Sizes, 34 to 44. $1.98 WRAPPERS Percale in lovely designs and sbadings. Round yoke, wattesu back, louse front, | ‘high sleeves, teit. Be. #4. 7 WKAPPERS Flannel, summer weight, cool- Polka Dot Sateen Waists, 1.6. Genuine Keotch Gingtam Walsts, 82.68. Striped Madras Cloth Shirts, #135. Similar styles im sateen, @1.98. Striped Wash Silk Suirte, @3.08, Striped Cheviot Cloth Shirts, tae. S27 These garments are plested back and front, have -style collars aud cuffs, full bigh sieeves. All sizes, ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Coutinued below.) tarprews Axp Misszs: Ganwexts. Fhe new Sailor and Gretchen Suits for Children dum 4 to 15 years of ae come im light-weight flannel evict. i Stchecks. The marked prices range from ©. The 10 per cent discount allowed saves ‘fag 5c. to $1.50 on each dresn. HE REETERS are trom $1.25 to@@eech. One teh off the marked price of the garment you select. ISSES' JACKETS and Reefers from $3 to $15— mhue 10 per cent. ae 1 ty t eS m = om 1 mt ae he, 01.35 7-hook Undressed Kid, in Tam, Brown, Gray SP UR ¥ wo $1.50 4-button Dressed Kid, in Tan, Brown, Gray and : m = = ovr $1.504-buttom Undressed Kid, in Tan, Brown, Gray and Biack, ‘sss OUR, we $1.508-button Undressed Kid, in Tan, Brown, Gray, ‘Mode and Blac! i yg = at OUR 68 &-button Dressed Kid, in Tan, Brown, Gray and rat th ose oe H 3 i i-2 at- a > = = €2 4-buttor Dressed Kid, in Tan Red, Tan Brown, Gray and Black, at a) i = cab] a ‘This wives y } any offered im | prices are an the ladies. fe? 2 ie ? | E - ital! Fee E YOU Goud-natured sales girls and @n expert modiste to mike siterations. THE PALals ROYAL, (a. LISNER q (Cater 12th at and Pa own ae rut i TLULIRERY eeteinie- BAY 258 aT TRE BON MARCHE. ‘Tomorrow we will make special efforts to make it the busiest day of the season in our ‘Millinery Departments. This, with the Special Bargain Prices edver- tieed throughout the other de- Partment, we think will inate this the day of the FLOWERS, STRAW Goops, RIBBONS, LACES. ‘TRIMMED HATS. ‘We are showing the largest collection of Trimmed ‘Hate of any time thie eesson—eo many handsome de- signs of our own manufacture that we have been torced to reduce ell our imported styles. We cannot adver- tise prices on this article and give you any ides of ‘values, but we ask you to look at our stock end kuow You will be pleased with style, qualities and price. FLOWERS. ‘Have you seen our sssortment? Any and everything you cen ask for in natural effects—Fruits, Montures, Speays, be., ‘For tomorrow At 26 cents. An extra large assortment of Short Montures, in- eluding Rose, Rosebud, Clover, 6nowball, Wild Rose and other effects. Choice, 25 cents. TOMORROW At 40 cents, ‘Long Wild Rose Spray—good bargain. At 08 conte, ‘Large assortment of Loug Wreaths. Regular value, $1.25 and ¢1.48. UNTRIMMED STRAW HATS At 61.25. Another lot of Genuine Ohip Flats—Primrose, Kitte, Oael Rose and other shapes— All at $1.25, Regular price, #1.98 aud @2.48. ‘We have them in Grays, Tans, Browns and Wood colors. 01-95 or tomorrow—The Bouquet in Fancy Straw, in Silver Gray, Tan, Beige, Light Brown. #1. 25—reduced trom 91.98. 91.48. Colored Leghorn Fats. Worth $2 and ¢2.50. Colors—Tan, Brown. Navy, Black. 25 CENTS. Children’s Primrose Flats, In Brown, Navy, Tan and Black. ‘You will find our regular prices the cheapest in the city. We want you to cail, as we know it will be of— interest—to you. RIBBONS. ‘Tinsel Silk Ribbons, in various patterns, worth 7c. and €1 » yard, 4 inches wide, At 50 cents. Xo. 7 Tinsel and Siik Ribbon, all colors and pat- terns, worth 25 and 20 cents, At 19 cents. Special Bargains in Gauze Ribbons at 25, 38 and 49 New Suwuze Dares Fasnice conte a yard. LACES. ‘The greatest bargain ever offered in Millinery Laces ‘We are now offering. ~ Crepe Lisse Ineertings, 49 conts, worth 78e. | such s multitude of desirable Dress Materials and Crepe Lisse Insertings, 50 cents, worth 8c. | néver before have prices been so LOW for RELIABLE goons. Crepe Lisse Laces, 75 cents, worth $1.26. Orepe Lisse Lacen, 98 cents, worth $1.48, See other bargains Advertised in last night's Star. nelettes, im appearance very like the French flan- nels, in Striped, Plaid, POLKA “THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. FHT TTS T ST TTT TITY Wu H. McKasws DAILY Lerten. WRIDAY, MAY 1, 1801. “SPECIAL SATURDAY BAR- . @aINe” consequence. SATURDAY BARGAINS IN PAR- ASOLS.—We have reason to believe weare offering the best values in Parasols of any house in the city. We bought them late and boneht them low, and to move them quickly we marked them at lese than the usual ‘Look at these oe oe oe ee ee oe oe ee oe ee . . oe oe oe oe ee oe oe oe oe ee each. Blegant line of the fashionable Chanweable Silk Parasols, in all the Maht and dark shadings, 64, $4.50, 04 to 05.50. Exquisite White and Black Lace lovelty" Parasols. eof Varese fe save from Sc. to@lin your ta SATURDAY BARGAIN IN HOSE. An elegant line of Richelieu Ribbed Lisle Thread Hose in attractive Lout patterns, having Ten and Gray feet, with colored uppers. regular ‘0c. Hose. Our price, Sic. per a ee ed SATURDAY BARGAIN IN VESTS. —We offer 50 dozen Ladies’ ‘Ribbed Vests, square and*‘Ve" neck, im White and Cream, neck run with ribbon. Only 16c. each. Not more eee ee SATURDAY BARGAIN IN GLOVES. — We offer Ladies’ 6-but- ton Suede Mousquetaire Gloves, in Assorted Tans, at the exceedingly ow price of 78e. per pain, E 'e offer tomorrow the cele- brated “'C.B." Corsets, sold else- where st one dollar, at the extremely per BARGAIN low price of 78. SATURDAY 1X WAISTS. — We offer Ladies’ Fine Percale Shirt Waists, in attractive SATURDAY ATTRACTIONS IN COATS, CAPES, &c.—It would be unjust discrimination to pick out marked at the lowest price possible to name for equal garments. You know from experience that it is not possible to xo through the ‘spring or summer without a coat or cloak—especially if you propose to ‘vistt the seashore or country, as the cool mornings and evenings at such resorts make it imperative that you ‘wear a wrap of some We undoubtedly have the largest and best line in the city; in faot, this point is kenerally conceded, even in trade circles. WILLIAM H. MeKNEW, Guecesor to R. H. Taylor}, 1¢ 983 Pennsylvania ave. o.w. Reem meee reer eee reer eee eae see eee eseeseseeseeeesseeeer eeeeseees | at JOHNGON & LUTTRELL'S, ‘Never before has there been collected under one roof ‘New Firured Challies, fast colors, Se. New Figured Challies, yard wide, 12340. ‘New Wool mixed Challies, only 1c. All-wool FRENCH CHALLIES. Our price, S0¢. ne case entirely new designs of Outing Flen- POTS, &c., only Se. yard. The Printed Pongees are going rapidly at 1ée. Both dark and light grounds. Ours are exclusive designs and much finer quality than you'll find at this price, therefore we advise an early selection. Fi 316 SEVENTH 8T. Be. Resovar, Sate. beotch and Zephyr Ginghamts, finest qualities, as ‘No matter what your wants may be in the way of Dress Goods, Sotions. Underwear, Hosiery, Silks, &e., we'll save you money. Why? ‘We buy in big ‘quantities and always give our patrons the advantage REMOVAL SALE. REMOVAL SALE. REBUILDING NOTICE. REBUILDING NOTICE. REBUILDING NOTICE. ness piace to vacate the same.as he intends to rebuild for uss much larger and more modern business place. It ts what we have worked for for some time, and in order to turn same over to the builders with the least delay have cut the price on every article in the store in away that quick results must follow. If you need anything in Dry Goods, Ladies’, Gents’ or Chil- dren's Furnishings, Cloaks, Umbrellas, ke., it will pay youtosee us. Below wegive you s sample of the first cut. of extra discounts. JOBNBOX & LUTTRELL'S POPULAR PRICE DRY GOODS HOUSE, 713 MARKET SPACE, have received notice from the owner of our busi- boy, amide alieg! oot aedc Jacxer Deranruenr. ‘We bave made one lot of all our Blasers and Jackets “ ae At €2.48 we have included all the Blazers that sold frotm $3 to $4.50, and rare good values they are at 2.48% They won't last long. CLARK'S, 7aA and 736 7th st. n. Conszrs. ‘We handle the best makes only and you will admit our prices arc lower than ever before for same quality. $1 French Woven Corset. 7c. * 25 Warner's Health Corset, 98c, G0c. Hand-made Bone Corset, 49e, $2C, P. French Corset, atc. CLARE'S, ‘73Aand 736 7th otyn.w, Wrurrens. ‘We have the largest line in the city and the choicest styles and patterns, and, what is more, they ft per ® Ore. SEVENTH AND & STS. ¥.W, LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES. BARGAINS FOR SATURDAY, Syringes and Atomisers th great ‘variety, at bottom prices. Farnsworth’s Celery and Chamomile Bitters, indorsed by leading physicians asacureand preventative of the stip, Reduced from $1 to 6c. First Quality 26. Hand Mirrors. Be- auced to Be. Imported St. Thomas Bay Bum, 25e. In Porfumeries we have the lead. French Tripie Extracts for this day only 20c. an ounce. GREAT BRUSH SALE. ‘Weare now abie to offer you a selection from the largest stock and variety of Brashes in thecity. Hair, Shoe, Bhav- ing, Nail, Paint, Cloth and Brushes of all description. Also our 3Ge. English ‘Tooth Brush. Reduced to 2ie, LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES, myl 7TH AND & STB. TO EXABLE US To MOVE OUR GOODS AND ARRANGE STOCK AT OUR NEW STORE, 128 F et., Domestic Ginghams in endless variety at 10 and 12M. per yard. i *> 4 D.C, FRIDAY) MAY 1,” 1861. . Tex Scrmie 2d EDITION. Steed FORESTS IN A BLAZE SS 5 Thousands of Actes Burning in New nk Jersey. apne “OLD HUTCH” FOUND IN EVANSVILLE, Sa Trouble Over Marine Band Adver- tising in Columbus, Ohio. BE RELIED UPON ‘TOVESES Sate FATAL FIRE IN NEW YORK. SATISYACTION BS SERSEY FOREST FIRES. ‘Thousands ef Acres Burned—Many Towns AYERS ‘Threatened. New Youn, May 1.—The most destructive Sansaranta five of many years is raging in south Jersey. ‘The great pine region and cranberry bog dis- CURES OTHERS, WILL CURE YoU. trict from Pleasant Point and Bay Head on the north down to Egg Harbor, sixty miles south, and from the Atlantic to points from thirty to forty miles inland is being swe; Te You Hav ousands and thousends et @OKSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS, SCROFULA, COUGH or COLD, HUTCHINSON FOUND. ‘THROAT AFFECTION, WASTING OF FLESH, Or any Disease where the Throst and Lungs ere in- flamed, Leck of Strength or Nerve Power, you can be ‘Relieved and Cured by 800TT'S EMULSION The Missing Operator in Wheat in Custody in’ Evansville, Ind. Curcago, May 1.—B. P. Hutchinson, the miss- ing board of trade operator, has been found. The following dispatch was roceived by Lieut. Kipley this morning: Ixp., April $0.—Chiet of police, tect oleae Be é utchioson, in ceotody, HYPOPHOSPRITES, G, W. Nuwar, ‘They Go Out of All the Foundries in the City Except Three. BO DEMAND FOR SHORTER MOURA, BUT THET Wart FIFTY CENTS 4 DAT MORE—WHaT MASTER WORKMAN YATES GTS UPON TEE POIsT aT mss0R. ‘May day was celebrated in this city by the molders in all the foundries but three going outonastrike. The demand the men made was for better pay. Heretofore they have been getting $2.50 aday. Now they want $3, and ecause their request was not granted they re- fused to go to work this morning. These men are all members of the Knights of Labor. The men that did not go out are either non-union men or are members of the Molders’ Union of North America. ‘The three foundries not affected are those of Pettit & Drips, C. A. Schneider's Sons and Jno. B. Daughton. Their men have made no formal demand as yet and apparently do not intend to go out. y that it is out of the question for them to accede to the strikers’ demands. They cannot afford it. As itis now they say they have to compete with the Baltimore Alexandria foundries, where wages are lest and hours longer, and any concessions on their part would be ruinous. XO DEMAND FOR SHORTER HOURS. No demand is made here for shorter hours, simply for an increase of 50 centea day. ‘The molders at the navy yard now receive 3 and no trouble will be made there. It is understood that last January the molders gave notice to the employers that they demanded an in- crease of wages, in order that if the matter and thus 5 notice was given in order to give time to finish all work on hand so that estimates on new con- tracts could be made on a basis of @3 No answer was gi 7, the date of the Inst the molders prior to the Ist of Ma; demand was to go into effect. This answer was signed by every employug founder in city, and while they did not positively refuse to grant the increase they stated they did not see how they could afford to concede it, for the following reasons: First. ‘The proximity of Baltimore and Alex- ‘andria compelied them to compete with firms Superintendent of Police.” ‘The old man was walking aimlessly about the streets when arrested and appears to be en- tirely unbalanced in his mind. ci inet em MARINE BAND RECEIPTS ATTACHED. ‘The Local Ageut in Columbus Disputes Bills for Advertising. Special Dispatch to The Evening Star. Coxvmavs, Oto, May 1.—The Marine Band gaveaconcert here yesterday afternoon and night, receiving a grand welcome. The house was packed. After the concert the local agent refused to settle the it the box office, as is customary. No cause for the action is known. An attachment by two newspapers was the re- sult. The troubled is being settled in the PALATABLE AS MILK. Ask for Scott's Emulsion, and let no explanation or ‘solicitation induce you to accept # substitue. Wold by all Drugxiets. 226 SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, N.Y. Mur. A. Rovrrrrs New Boor. bhe @ book ent “HOW TO BEAU- paste a a aa we, appetite naw Sept Feuer ads ghd apecdeaed SH Boon er tn Blast Sod snubs ewe shorin hex aay gone "To all callers this Wook tisis book will ‘be given tree. ‘Those out of town can secure it vy sending‘ magistrate’s court today. The bills were for The band had nothing to do with department. ee ces SUFFOCATED TO DEATH, A Chambermaid Loses Her Life in the Burn- the adv. ing of a New York Hotel. New Yorx, May 1.—A fire occurred early this morning on the top floor of the Rochester House, No. 112 Bleeker street, and a chamber- mbi4 t Browxs Inox Brrrens Sry nh balers, peo, Mee —* Au ‘sell it. wine trade == Bret fs ‘RE UNLIKE oe OTHER ay aR Sea EAN ot gh ner ne M™= WANSLOW'S BOULTHING SYRUP Hes been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MIT- LIONS of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN TEETHING, with PERFECT SUCORSS. ItSOOTHES the CHILD, BOFTENS theGUMS, ALLAY6all PAIN, CURES WIND COLIC, and is the best remedy for DIARRHEA. Sold by in every part of the world. Be sure and ask for ‘“Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup,” and take no other kind, ‘sb ceuten bettie ab. Tar Axvoxturen STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND RENOVATING WORKS, 1708 and 1710 Est. n.w. ‘The newest and best machinery in the country has been secured, which insures less wear and tear than by the old process. Carpets returned bright and clean. Carpets will be called for, stored and laid. Leaveor- M. NEWMYER, Manager. Telephone No. 804. p10 ME BEST PILI. 1 EVER USED,” 16 TRE FRE. nk "ten you iol irre ata ae We Anz Now Orzxixe ‘A car load of Osk and Ash CHAMBER SUITES, ranging in PRICE FROM 616.00 to €85. We believe they are the BEST VALUES ever offered FOR THE MOXEY. Come and see them. Our sale of Parlor Suites has been an im- mense success. If you will need a new suite next fall it will pay you to buy it now, as wo will furnish you «SET OF LINEN COVERS with it FOR $10, and you will SAVE 25 PER CENT upon the price of the suite. et 8, 1892, Did, s0-year fand.os, 192 gold.i02 year fund, So, 100; gota” bid. bid, — asked. 108 ‘ashington Market Sompany, ist motigage ta, 110 bids —saked. Wash pays oe a Jusaaked, Washington Light Infantry Let Did, 168 asked We series A, Ga, W. H. HOEKE, STH AND PENNA. AVE. 2 myl4e = fH 3 z 1B fee f i ay cities, where the hours were longer an fhe wages iors than here. a. They did not believe the citizens of ‘would be willing to meet the increased labor cost. Third. They found considerable fault with the molders because they did not rate their men, as they say some men are worth more than others. WHAT MASTER WORKMAN GATES SaTS. Mr. John Gates, the master workman of L.A. 5049, otherwise known as the Columbia Mold- ers, said toa Stan reporter today: “Baltimore is no nearer the foundries of this city than it is to the tin sho; carpenter sho; and in fact, all the trades in this city where labor ‘receives not less than @$ per day of nine hours, not- withstanding Baltimore competition.” “The fact is it is not the difference paid the workman in the two cities that secures success to Baltimore firms. But it is owing to the en- terprise of the iron founders, who spare neither money nor time in patting in their shops the most modern machinery, that lessens the cost of production and gives them a decided ad- vantage over their lees progressive competi- “The second clause in the employers’ answer is » libel on Washington citizens, who have realized long ago that it is fur better economy to have their work done at home even if the labor cost is» little more than to send it out of the city, no hope money paid for it retui to them . ‘The money that is mt here is sure to return to them through ¢ ordinary business channels and it is under- stood by them that the more wages working- men receive the more they will spend for the necessaries of life. “The increased cost to the bosses is by no means large. | There are now nine foundries in this city employing at present thirty-one men, who, of ts Geet were comesled, woul receive an increase of 50 cents total increase per day would be $15.50. “In answer to the statement as to the rating of the men, I would say that we have always two rates of pay, but the bosses have entirely the lowest rate, notwithstanding the fact that they themselves admit that some of us are worth more than others. the cost of living in this much higher than in Baltimore; so much so, in fact, that molders from that city employed here find it more economical to live in that city and work here rather than take up_ their idence here, where rents and everything else are high. fe hope that the em; will meet usin & spirit of fairness and discuss the situation in- ntiv, with » view to an amicable adjust- ment of the present trouble. Ours is a danger- ous n, handling molten metal, and we are in danger at ail timesof being cooked alive. Our nds are by no means exorbitant and I trust that the public will sympathize with us in our efforts. ‘THE EMPLOYERS WILL NOT YIELD. The proprietor of one of the large estab lishments told @ Stam reporter today that the employers had no intention of yielding to this demand. He said that the present rate of gl 2 in other places and as toon as it is Knowa that: the men were out that an abundance of labor would come here. the present the foundries have the vags and other employes to attend to such work as is to be done.’ The employers do not anticipate that the strike will last long. Bo far there has been no effort made by other trades to obtain a reduction in hours or an in- crease in pay. The Bricklayers’ Union will hold a meeting next Tuesday to consider the eight It is, of course, not known whet, thetr ection ‘New Yon, May 1.—The activity and strength in the stock market last evening was carried over to this morning and first prices showed gains of from 3 to 3¢ per cent over last night's figures, which was followed by further material led in point of activity, and the former in strength among the active stocks of the reg- ular list, rising % per cent, while the gains in the y | to be the case, for his body was tice | 7:30 o'clock this morning. ignored the highest rate and paid all | $241 Moreover, city is | aa be. At present the | iat George- + gee carr receiving €4.50 for a nine hour AN ORDER ABOUT EXCAVATIONS within twenty dave, If" this te engineer department will do the © lien certificate against the BUILDING PERMITS Were issued today as follows: John Hockes- ‘The employers ato making o firm stand and | street road. : Mire. Kate E. 635,000; M. Holmead avenue, Mt. Pleasant, $2,000. frame one frame di nd Adama, welling at Hillsdale, 000. one ~ ime eilplemenstne Wilbert’s Body Recovered. Last evening as the United States tug boat Triton was towing « barge down from the navy. | yard it ran intoa boat containing Mr. Theodore | Halfora and wife and George Wilbert, sailor | on the United States steamer Despatch The R= sonaco «sb Col Robert, the Engineer Commissioner, left | this afternoon for a two weeks’ vacation. He ¢ | will visit his brother in Ohio. Daring bis ab- | sence Capt. Rosell will act as Engineer Com- missioner. Range of the Thermometer. The following were the readings at the eignal office today: Sa. m., 70; 2p.m., 78 Maximam, 78; minimum, 62. jeu ends ity had wetter cure yout cough of cold By | Promptiy resorting to Ur. D. Jayne's Rapectarant au old-time remedy for all coughs, lung aud treet affections. MARRIED. YOUNT— WITHERS. 280, by the Her. Joe Bre: and MARGAKEL ¥Wiiir ——— ee DIED. BERGMANN. On Weduesiay, April 20, 4:30 o'cock p.m. PRANZ A. BhnGMAR twenty ight years Funeral Bencmann, Jt Saturday, May 2, vited FAKNHAM. At her reside west. Apri 20, Lsiil, at 11 | pf tie late Neuer # arubaun, atest ‘the residence of huis brother, H. HL. ew Jemey avenue northwest, ah Heiatives and triends \u- 14 p.m. ves ween ‘conth and Four ie northwest, Saunday, May 2, at @ pa. Antends respectruliy invited - pis Waikioon An PRAY aed "Rent in peace. Foperel from the residence of hie mother Mee 2 Frater. 460 Th Street" nortnwent, amday GROSS. On Wednesday evening, April 2, 1801, at ‘week, at FRANEY. I8V1, at 8:30 p. sizieen years. @ o'clock, after an illness of one Dinmick. and born in Dortproas= Panerai services wii be held on §: 3 Bones a eer a oa Shape “amd sven! Feith and Tuirtecath steer’ soutwcsr Relates and fare invited. = MADEN. On ‘Thureda 30, 1NPL, at 22 olor p.m. LIZZIE C HADEN. in theeighteeuth Year of Mer aie. Had he asked us well we know yen agua say. Oopare toe blow ‘Tiords we love ber. tet her sig In jove she iived, 1n peace the died; ‘Her life was aezed, Ut od denied. Mp Say ee ENKINS. On Wednesday evening, April 28. 181, ol hor Sekine > - om srininr at ® olclock. tives naps Th GHEE SS Sea iatees Belt SEES eS a ARS uueral to taxe place from her late 1040 Thirty-rw werect, 108i. tomorrow MAUSS. After « brief iliness,of jus, Ro. mat 4 from his 17 see Seen is ToT Et MILLER. LENTINE MILLER = be ty ieood. fh” ots ea 5. Wednesda) it 2, 21, 2 Me..on Tae, ea ea his late residence. 446 weet, im m. Burial at Arligg- barked, ru * 100! aise i. at the fitt, ¥ trom hit, inte re, 16.5 Ele strcer nortiveeet cu Monday, Mayra: at 600g Bet {Siem ane atthe Curette anaes Some Son nt at” Heiatives and friends tuvited toattena. Thursday, Avril 30, IML, at ber and-e-baif nnd ‘ 4 a Dsttess west, st 10: Gog, aire RACHEL NEWMAN, be loved wie of F. L. "Newman, aged sixt -one years, TAILOR SHOP. [ E ; ‘The quotation that ““The apparel oft proclaims the man” NICOLL TAILOR. 5 AND 617 PRMNSTLVANIA AVERUB. i) if 4 B i ie WHERE WE SHALL BE PLEASED TO SEE ALL Py oy oy ty 3 meet ives and irene saa 3 ey eh ito eee crer wears ‘MAKE HASTET ‘There is no time to be lost whes the kidmays and bladder neglect their duty. Renal disease advances with wiant etrides. Bright's disease and Qabstes are read foes to human life. Gubdue them in their to- fancy with Hostetter's Stomach Bitter, the purest diuretic im exsstence. 11 conquers bewise malaria, dyspepsia end bilicummees,