Evening Star Newspaper, January 22, 1892, Page 5

oopwarp Asp Lormnor, 10TH, 11TH AND F STS. NW. akin EW We are serving our customers with aeup of Culahy's “Rex” Bouillon free of charge. Basen ve . ++ +++-Uith st. bldg.) = Tie Ane Lapoarast Tar To Bz Srarep Avour Tue Goons We Ane Orrenixe Deuse Tusse Jasvany Srectuaz Sares. ty you But we add Wor racer Reous shone Tue Mexs Deraneaest Is exshoneri with active intervets ‘ust now. THY JANUARY SALE OF UNLAUNDEKED EULUTS woes successfully on HERE Is 4 ThUPTY 1s Sees Sux Hur Hose. TED FAST BLACK-SIZES ¥TO1L. Mex WAREA (Furst fh Du YoU KNOW OUR JEWELRY DEPART- MENT? acquaintance tomorrow, a5 We vruee Ext Srusey 18s ¥ A 'e response to this your greater con- center counters nt. IPTIONS AND ck Pinsin Fnaneled Clover, Fansy. Horseshoe und other shapes Siiver-plated Bangi tweiveim @ bunch Bow >tick Fins im gon and silver. Faney Em { Stick Pins im all colors....10c. ised Sti . sot with pear! - Bow-knot finiryns in gold at Faney Has imcut siiv ted Several desicns.. -25e. BIETIS TONE INGS ALL SIZES, 81.00 QUALITY Sterns Fancy Gold-plated Giove Buttoners. A cood assortment of Jersey Pius at.. 3 st ttoor.... . --A1th st. Dida.) o— Hasv-Parsten Woxx Boxes REDUCED TO 49 Wooten Work Boxes. keys attached, with hand-painted lids im ruses, lilies of the valley, violets, & (Center table, firs: floor, ith st. building, frout of silver ware counter.) pital New Muuurseay. TRIMMED HATS. Tastefully executed afd daintily trimmed in new spre flowers, laces and ribbons at the lowest popular prices, PLOWERS. Large bunches of Yellow, Green and White Chrysanthemums. —00e. a bunch — VELVET ROSES. ‘Three roses bunched with three small buds— Pink, Red, Green, Yellow and Cream. — te a bunch. — YIOLETS. Pink, White and Purple. —10e. a bunch. — . ...Second annex.) Be Noa Hara Hows Vs Craven THERE NEVER WERKE MORE TEMPTING OPPORTUNITIES THROWN IN YOUR WAY Winter Suits, Overcoats and Pea Jackets must besold. The loss heavy “mark downs” entail is your gain—and paradoxically ours. too. What if the boy doem’t need an ‘Overvoat this winter? Buy one for next year— eet it lacie. WAKRANTED @10, (Second floor, $12 AND 915 TLSTERS, HEAVY ALL-WOOL CHEVIOT, OUR VEKY FINEST GOODS. COLORS, 3 BROWN, BLUE AND FANCY CHECKS. —NOW 86.75 — ‘Sizes 7 to 14 years inclusive. Alotof $8 and $8.73 All-wool Chinchilla and Beater Keefers, all-woo! linings and made vers heavy. ——NOW 86.75. Sizes & 6. 7. 8, Yand 1, A lot of $6.75 and 87.50 All-wool Cbin- chilis and Heavy Chevwt Keefery all nobuy garments. — ow si — Five 85 Ulster Over-oats left. —NOW #3. — Sizes 7, Dand Lt (Third floor 10: st. building.) ges AC T A Couser Tuovenr. A new kt of tro” Corsets, mextiaz length, light weiclt, corded bust, ali sizes <tc. a pair. — (Second floor....... Annex to 10th st. building.) : —— Sreciaz Sauce Or [seasts: Five LONG AND SHORE SLIPS. LONG SLIPS. 1 tot, made of due quality cambrie, iienbare inserting and 1 BaluMwok jaist or Lub- $1.00. SHORT SLIPs. Tot, male of fue quality cansbele, yoke o tucks and Mawburg, high, full cok, shost waist, ‘owe waist, plate asd dat, SE eesths amd owe Sear wizes.....$1.00 A 0B LOT ut Ss. Isvasts: Curae Casuwcee Snore cuars 2 tot, with nest!y embroidered Skirt and Sexo —-8.73—— A Line of better qualities in tan styles and pakeraa, ——$4, 95, $5.50, 85 ast $6.70. oe - Lvth at. building.) Mesux Usorewean Depsntucsr. —een— Au entirely new line of Sitkan] Moaair Skirts fe just in. As an extra special we offer a Black Mobair Skist, with two taifeta silk rufa, at +1650 ‘They ave the a)pearaace of ali silt skirts and are much Gore Mubiurt yoke of tacks and Wambure tasort- tee aod rutile of emuroidery around neck and aesvee., (Second Seer. WOODWARD & LOTHEOP, ah WB, LT AND F STS. ¥.W. j and we prefer to sell theo: at RU WLV 3 DAYS Remain before we vacate our building, ‘TODAY, TOMORROW AND MONDAY. Daring these three days wo suall come nearer siving goods away than ever before. The phenomenal sales of the Ruppert stock will not bea marker in compari- son to the MAGNIFICENT FEAST ‘Which we have spread for our patrons for these three days. Wo hud entertained hopes of continuing bust- ness in one-half of our store while the other half wi being demolished and rebuilt, but our builder dues not deein this practicable. He says, WE MUST VACATE, And we shall proceed to do so next Tesday morning. The baik of cur stock consists of goods that are linble to become soiled and broken by so much handlim, DUS PRICES rather than take the chances. Don't let this oppor- tunity pass, for we now say to you, frankly and can- didiy, that such bargains a3 we shall offer during these THREE DAYS will never be known in Wash- ington again. EVERYTHING GOES, We haven't tue to quote prices, and we don't feel Justified in payine for the advertising apace necessary todoso. Here's just = taste of what we arexoing to do, We have plucedt our entire stock of WORSTED GOODS AND INFANTS! WEAR On our center tables and they bave been se} ited into three lots. We shall close them out 20c. DOc. axr TAo. resvectivery. Some of the 25e. tot formeriy soia tor DOe., THe. Sl, andeven S125. tre DOC. ictcuntainemany art-toq which formeriy sotator SL, $1.25, 1.50 ang SZ. mo vatance of our ALBUMS, VASES, ERIC-A-BRAC EMBROIDERY MATE- RIALS, BASKETS, BRACKETS, TO7S AND GAMES GO FOR ALMOST A SONG. Marrnew RUPPERT'S OLD STAND, 403,405 Aso 407,71Sz. Lasszvncx & Bro. Fon Tosornow ‘We will sell theremainder of our stock of Lives: Pics Jackets, Sans Liszp, FOR $5.00, No matter what the price. Alsothe remainder of our stock of Quilted and Piain Satin-tined Pius Sacques at vt Forcer To Visrr Us ‘Tomorrow if you wantagarment Our assoriment yet complete. Srecuz Varces IN Prnevseny. Eastman's very Best Florida Water only 39e. Woovworrms Fisesr Tame Ex. TRact, ‘With screw stopper, only S4c. per bottle. Almond Meal, avery fine article for whitening the hands, only 19, Eastman's Best Toilet Soaps, in all odors, only 25¢. per cake. (Our 25e. and 35e. Sponges only 19e. Dr. Lyons’ Tooth Powder only 15¢. Tue Revecriox Souz Or Os Passsines Tan MINGS Is wonderful. Some Beavrrrct. Gores In this reduced lot. A Quaxsrry Or Bracnect WASH LACES ‘Came in today. Prices as low as 3c. per yard. Some beautiful Laces for 10and 12sec. per yard. You Neves Saw Prerre Exsnowzans ‘Than we carry now. ‘The Demi-Ficuncings at 45c. per yard and the all-over for 75¢. per yard. Ir Ocr Or Tows ‘Writeto us. Weattend to all mail or ders at once. Send forthe FEBRUARY FASHION SHEET. No charge to you. 322 420, 472, 404 AND 420 7TH ST. Ber Ose Ricor War. ‘There is but one right way to do Uusi- ‘ews, and tha: we try to follow. No re- duetions toa favored few, but one price to at, cond that the lowest consistent with the superior yrades we eel. ‘Seaincin Jackets and Sacques, ‘Fur Capes, Muffs, Colzars, &c. ‘Hats, Usbrellas aad Canes Waser & Roce, 90S Pa. NFANTS' SHOE: Boys’ Shoes, Me WG. . Rabbers, 20. os Tuts Is Corb-Feur Wearace. Perhaps this drop of the Mercwry sux- ‘Rests 2 pair of thicker, warmer shoes— Perhaps the oues you uave are most worn, out-—Verbaps you gu sleighing or cvast- — im which case t@ be properly “booted” i cmperatiec. Perhaps you don’t Know that we sell 85 Cexrs, son yh Sorts! SHOR: Fon sa SHO! OM i Ses FOR ie bd po, Fours n's Shoes, the BARES ENT Lost, Srorzx On Sinaren, Aws UMBRELLA. cotumn of Tie Star micht al most daily be filled with thenames and addresses of thove whose Umbrelas are lost, stolen or strayed. The Palais Royal buyer and assistants Lear daily talea of tove that is a terrible reflection on. the basenessof man- kind.and womsnkind, too. Here's baim forthe wounds of these who fiud themselver minus their Umbrellas. Usorrtiss Ar Hate-Parce. ‘Not literally Lalf-price, but like this: NOTE.—Ladies’ and Gentiemen’s Silk Umbrellas, with novelty bandies that make them distinctive, not 40 lable to atray as the common-place kind. Guaran- teed the same as if full prices were asked; re-covered 1100 f charge if they split within une year of pur- chase. ‘The maker's loss; your xain ard ours. Mews soe Neckties for street woar arrived this morning. The now basket cloth im Italian Blue, made up in puffs, knots and four-in-hands, only 50c. each, Groves.—ror tho men are Perrin’s Tally Ho Gloves. Palais Royal price only $1.08 pair. For the ladies is the ‘*Ascot” at $1.75 and the *our- Aewl” at $1.50, which are the latest from London; Reds, Browns, Tans: pique stitch, which isto gloves ‘What lap seams are to the Enxiish coaching coats, Let one of our experts ft you witha pair of these new Gloves. You won't be asked to buy by word or look. Necwean.—tho result of our buyer's inte visit fo ‘New York is very evident to visitors, Ardent admirers and eager buyers are thoso who see the samples so- cured to sell so cheaply, The Paris novelty, Fedora dress front of Chiffon in delicate shade, trimmed with guipure de gene lace,'s as ood a bargain at $4.0S,asare the Silk-Embroidered Chiffon Jabots at only 30 gents. Wispsons, with nematitchoa borders are ai fat ‘Those 40 inches long and 5 inches wide ,25c. ; those 50 by 7 inches, 50c. ; those 45 by 12 inches, Be. These last are used by ladies with reefer and other jackets. Black, White, Cream, Navy, Light Biue, Pink and Red. The New Windsor Bows for Boys and Children at 25cents are so superior that those previously in stock are reduced from 50. to 39 cents, Rerrtixe.—xo suen variety elsewhere. Many says. Novelties always arriving. This morning's arrival is Chiffon double and puged on band, making ‘a beautiful ruffling, only 25c.ayard, and in Pink, Blue, Yellow, Lavender, White, Cream and Biack. ‘Have you yet seen yesterday's addition to stocs: tho new Selvedge Edge Chiffon? The “ilk Feather Ruf- fling is here again in all shades, only Se. yard. Laces.—vou ouent to know about Guipure de Gene Laces. Our buyer sayw New York iadies are wild about them. The Palais Royal hopes to be quoted as Head- Quarters for this fashionable and to be fashionable Ince. Hanpxencnrers.—our importations for the sprinw are arriving. This morning it was 500 dozen Linen Lawn Handkerchiefs, with the most beautiful embroidered borders. 1234c. isto be the price. If you don’t ask for more than three the price tomorrow shall be 1c. each, Positively tomorrow only, from 8 a.m. toGp.m. Hostery.—ror men ‘we have the bargain of a Year—Full revular English-wade Socks in the spring price; 2 pairs for 2c. These Haif Hose at tuts means loss to sowe one, Our buyer bas been equaily sucessful im sectring bargains for ladies. Such are the Lisie Hose of cluster ribs, with fast black feet and colored uppers, for ie, quality; 3 pairs for usual price of two, A surprise quality at 5c. also. ‘These styles, No. 1 with Fast Black feet and striped uppers in spring shades; No. 2, solid colors, new Tans and Grays; No. 3, feet and ankle of mode shades and uppers of stripes. Excrra.—at this moment-11 a. m.—the buydr an- nounces the arrival of 100 dozen Warranted Fast Black Sitk-finish Lise Hose in plain, Single ribs, at U5e.; worth 50 cents. Also Ribbed Silk Vests in Black and colors, 50c. ; worth GS cents, THE PALAIS ROYAL, «Continued below.) ‘ BPD fH ss SB OE ERLE pei Stile Tar patais noyat ts offering this season's stylen of ‘Wraps and Furs at one-fifth less than marked prices. Nota garment has been reserved; all marked atthe Jow pricesa cash business enables, The collection comprises: Ladies’ Shawls, from 506. to $19 ach. Ladies’ Piain Jackets, from $5 to 822 each. Fur-trimmed Jackets, fromm $8 to $49 each. Bervhardt Capes, from #17 to $35 each. Winter Flannel Wrappers, from 2 to Seach. ‘Robes de Chambre, from $5 to $18 each, Ansported Tea Gowns, from $12 to $25 each. Colored Sik Waists, from $b to $9 oxeh, Bedford Cord Waits, from €3.75 to & each, Jannel Waists, from $1.08 to 833.73 each, Children’s Cloth Ulsters, from #4 to $15 each. Misses’ Cloth Jackets, from $4 to $18 each. Evex Gacarra Repvcrioss. Brokez lots or otherwise undesirable garments at prices like these: BS vor seat Piush Jackets, with correct Ligh Jeeves, satin linings, &c. Keduced from $12 and B12 vortoss marked e25, #29, 220, $19 and $18 Some with collars apd cuffs of Astrakhan fur, Others With military braid fastenings, others with real seal trimmings, ell lined throughout with heavy satin rhadaage. $3.9 8 r0r choice of Ladies’ cioth Visters,marked S13, 812. S11, 610, 89, $8 and 87. Beaver Cloth Mixed Cheviots and stripos the materials. B5.YS vor tuo visters martead $20, $19, #18, $17, @16an1 815. Beavers in Gray, Blue and Green. Mixed Clieviots im Grays and Black, Tan aud Brown, Navy and Gray. 5 $2.98 ror rent-siting Jackets of Beaver «nt Chevicts. Black, Brown, Navy and Green. Sizes :t to 44. Reduced from 85. Ulsters of Cheviot, Beavers. Plaids, Stripes, sizes for six-year-old children. For- mer prices $7, 88, 9, $10, #12 end $13. Fors—cnoose any Cape or 3fuff and claim one-fifth off the marked pricé. Trimmings, too. You may make your old plain Jacket look like a new one—like an expensive Bow jacket. Select the fur you fancy and ciaim one-fifth off the price you see marked on it. To select from are Trimmings of opossum, iynz,raecoom, marten, bear, coney, hare, uutria, astrakban, beaver, gray krimmer, ancora, &c. All widths. ‘The marked prices range from G0c. t0§8 a yard. Unpenwean—me neaitn-preserving and dirt detying Skirts of cloths and silks, all the Woolen und Merino Underwear, all Legyins, &c., for ladies and cchildsen at 10 por cent discount. Barc-a-Brac—chocee any Vase, Urn ot other ormament in this department and ash and get discount of 10 per cent. $I We know alt these discounts mean very little f the prices marked on the goods are high, or if the ta- riety oferes is ingertor. We can only ask you to in- Vestigute. Your oyes will not deceive you. A Tue Revexome Sue Has Beex As Tuwerse Svecess. ‘The frequently ringing bell has been sweet music to many hundreds and pleasurable ‘excitement to the thousands of others not so fortunate, Timorrow (Saturday) will be the last day. Tt will not be continued cao ‘week longer, three days longer, or a day longer than Saturday. Below we quote an unusually attractive array of Largains, and aiso give afew more names of the laree number of lucky tenth- salo customers. C Hasoxercuers “Seconds. 12Me., 15c. and 19. Embroidered Hand- kerchiefs 0c. each. 25e. and BBe. Embroidered Handkerchiety for 15e. ‘0c. Embroidered Handkerchiofs for 25. Gt. and Te. Embroidered Handker- chiefs for Bie. ® ‘Sand #1.48 Ewabroidered Hand- kerel. for 30c. each. $4.98 Croax Suz. ‘We havethrown on a iong table for to- morrow the balance of our stock of $5.98, 26,48, $0.98, £7, 87.25, $7.48, 97.08, 88 ‘and 9 Coats, from which you can take your choice at 84.98, We offer our $25 Tan Bedford Cord Reef- ers, with mouftion collar and rover of extra Quality fur, at the reduced price of $15, Carpnews Croaxs Repvcep. For the little ones from 6 to 12 years of axe we offer ali the £6, $6.48, 86.98, 67.48 88 and $8.50 Gretchen Cloaks at the re- duced price of $3.98. Desirable Gretchen Cloaks, with capes, in ‘Tans, Grayaand dark mixtures. It will pay you to buy now, even if not needed nntil next season. Coxtixvarion Or Musuuxs Usner- Wear Saxe, Wun Aoprrioxan Baxcarss. : ‘The 50. and G&e-Muslin Gowns Will Ko for Se. One has Mother Hupbard yoko, with embroidered Tuflle and tucks; the other style has pointed yoke, with eambrie rufile and tucks. ‘Three styles of 80c., 08. and $1 Gowns will go for 75c. These are claborately trimmed with ‘Hambury insertion and ellyinz. Four styies of Cambric and ‘Muslin Gowns, which were $1.29, $1.39, 81.48 and 81.68, will be Feduced to #1.19 during this sale, Various styles. Some lace trimmed and others trimmed in embroidery and insertion. Be- yond question the finest Gowns ever offered at $1.19. 1 lot of Ladies’ Fine Muslin Drawers, with wide ruffle, Re- duced to25e. per pair. Ladies’ Canton Flannel Draw- ers. Only 48c. pe pair. A Few Or Tue Masy. Virviia te, dfauaporte ind SPT st! aw: wackietord, Aifred Spates. Alfred Spates. Tue Box Mancuz, 1t ‘S14 AND 316 7TH BT. ¥.W. Fasovs Suoxs. ‘Tho Greatest and Dest on Earth for Laiiesin Bright Kid, Dull Kid, An all ¢tyles of toes most comfort- abio for tender feet, yieldinz and ‘pliable to the fov%, theanly shoe to wear for tender fee: end corns. You can get your feet in first-class condition by wearing these shoes. The rush we have on these shoes Proves that the ladies approciate the price, $3.50. These are our special shoes. You can't help but always buy them. Our $3.50 Mon's Skoes are ‘equally food, Our Patent Leather Shoes from $5 to 810 cannot beexcelled. Buy CARR CARR CARB CARR CARR CARR CARR CARR CARR CARR CARR CARR CARR CARR CARR CARR them and be convinced. Wusox & Cans, 929 F ST. N.W. Ja21-3t Baltimore Store, ¢ and 6 West Baltimore st. Scaozsrioss As To Mareanuts WHICH PHOTOGRAPH WEL. Velvet and plush are not desirable, except for trimmings. Black sik can be worn to advantage by almostanyone. Woolen goods photograph well, especially in the vignette picturevphey being less lluble to wrinkle and ‘crease than either satin or sills, Parr, Potcgrafer. 19 2th and Pa. ave. a0. Bazaars Ix Musxeoy, MRS M. 3. HURT, 2d EDITION. UNABLE TO ESCAPE. Patients at the Indianapolis Surgical Institute Burned Alive. THE BUILDING A TRAP OF DEATH. HAIR VIGOR Restores faded, thin end gray hair to tts original color, texture and abundance; prevents it from falling out, checks tendency to baldness and promotes a new and ‘Vigorous crowth. A clesn, safe, elegant and econom- ‘teal hair dressing. EVERYWHERE POPULAR. “Nine months after beving the typbeld fever my esd was perfectly bald. I was induced to try Ayer's Hair Vigor, and vefore I had used half « bottle the hair began to grow. Two more bottles brought out as goods head of hair as ever had. On my recommend- ation my brother, William Craig, made use of Ayer's Hair Vigor with tho same good resulta"—Stephen Craig, 832 Charlotte st., Philadelphia, Pa, Many Heartrending Scenes and Thrilling Rescues. WORK OF THE BRAVE MEN. CRIPPLES_BURNED IN THE! BEDS. Terrible Scenes at the Destruction of the Indianapolis Surgical Institute. Ixpraxarouis, Ixp., Jan. 22.— ‘The Indianapo- lis Surgical Institute burned last night, the flames breaking out just before midnight in the old annex, a block separated from the main building by justa narrow space. Before the fire was discovered the whole interior was ablaze. Tho institute had about 500 inmat most of whom were helpicss cripples. When the fire department arrived the windows were full of screaming, moaning cripples and the scepe was one of horror yond description. ‘The work of rescue war gun at once with Indders and the inmates were removed with great rapidity, but at least thirty were injured, some terribly In the con- fusion and excitement it is almost impossible to get numer, but some of the worst hurt are Mrs. Gales of Madison, Ind., fell from a ladder with a child in ber arms, internally injured; Kato Elstrang, Indianapolis, fatally burned; Mrs. Taomas, Indianopolis, fatally burned Fannie Dreden, Momphis, Tenn., badly burne: recovery doubtful. FIFTEEN REPORTED SUFFocATEN. There is a story that fifteen or more invalids in the annex were suffocated, but this cannot be either verified or disproved. The patients were carried to various hospitals and hotels as fast as vescued and nobody knows who is miss- ing, Oue girl praa seen to comie to a window anda moment later fall back into the tlames. After the fire had been in progress haif un hour twenty women were found standing on a rear roof just ready to jump. ‘They had escaped attention in the confusion, though screaming at the top of their voices. ‘They were rescued im safety. AYER’S HAIR VIGOR, Propared by Dr. J.C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass, Sold by druggists overy whore. KK __. You Wovr Nor Sosercr Ir From the taste; there iscod liver oll in SCOTT'S EMULSION. " It looks like cream; it is like cream. Cream is bits of Lutter covered with something else-you do not taste the butter. SCOTT'S EMULSION is drops of cod liver oll covered with glycerine. Creain is an easier food than butter, because it is in bits. SCOTT'S EMULSION 4s cod liver ofl made’ easy; the drops are invisibly fine; they do not resist digestion. ‘Will you read a book onit? Free. SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, 132 Sonth 5th ave- nue, New York. Your druggist keeps SCOTT'S EMULSION of cod live oil—all druggists everywhere do. @1. 47 M®*. "INsLow's soornine sync Has Ucen used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS: of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH- ING, with PERFECT SUCCESS. It SOOTHES the CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS, ALLAYS all FALN, CURES WIND COLIC, and is the best remedy for DIAKRHEA. Sold by Druggists in every part of the world. Be sure and ask for “Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syzapy and take novther kind. 25 cents bottie. List OF THE INSURED. Tho following is a list of the injured so far as at present known: Mary Stearns, Warren, Iowa, burned about feet; Clara Morris, address unknown, back in- Grant Van Hoosen, Althena, N. and ari burned; Clarence Mead, Athers ¥., leg burt; William H. Albech,’ Dankirk, burned; Leora Knowles, Indepeudenc back hurt in jumping; W. W. Ohio. internally injured, falli window; Will Mansticid, Othogo, N. ¥., foot hurtin jampmg: Mrs. John 5. ‘Stokes,’ Dan- ville, Ii. anklesprained; Nellic Mason, War- worth county, Wik; jumped from the third story and fatally hurt; Mra. Lazarus of Texas, Jumped from ‘third ‘stocy, will die; Mrs. J. Simpson and child, seriously burned: I. nor, fell through bole in tor, fatally hurt; May Ballinger, Lndianapolis, tersibiy burned, A DEATH TRAP, A terrible responsibility rests upon the owners of the institute. It was a veritable fire trap. The old annex and main building were nothing more or less than old-fashioned four- story business blocks, the main building at the corner of Georgia and Ilinois streets. and the annex, immediately east of it, fronting on Georgia street. ‘The halls were narrow, ax were also the stairways; there were uo proper exits, ho conveniences to be used in case of fire. ‘The fire originated in the second floor of the cast annex neag the east wall and burned that building, spreading from it to the main build- | ing. The patients in the main building were all gotten out, and amid indescrible scenes uf excitement and borror many were rescued from the annex and it és hoped that ail were taken out. _ PANDEMONIUM REIGNED. The attendants barely awakened all of the pa- tients, and in the haljs and upper rooms pan- demonium reigned. Sbriek after’ shriek for help went up as the inmates realized their ter- rible situation. In a*few moments white and thoroughly frightened faces appeared at each window of the large building, and the lipscould be seen beseeching succor from those below. yet their voices could not be heard. Prayer after prayer went up from the anfortuuate Barz Sone Eves WITH POND'S EXTRAcT. Brows's Inox Birrens Cures Indigestion, Bilicusness, Dyspepsia, M. Nervousness and General Debuity. Puysicians recon: Tuend it. All dealers seil it. Genuine ius trade mark and crossed red ues on Wrapper. EI Mae. E, Sravrven (Of 1440 Broadway, New York, ‘Will remain at No. 413 Vermont avenue, Opposite the Arlington, During the months of Japusry, and Februar7, where she will receive weekly importations of Gowns and ‘Mantles, alsoa beaurifti selection of Materials and ‘Trimmings, with every facility of fitting and taking orders on premises, Jal8-Lm* HISCONCERNS Twenty-six years of active busi- YOU. READ IT. nessi.te ius proven to us beyond doubt that the average person Dreters to have iis or ber own Incut offen auouut of woney te | creatures, already the victims of cruel cire ~__,, eansbietotcoumieradoa."” | stances, that they might not perish in the IT'R ABOUT SEV- .. | dames. Poa THINGS tues eaneete ieee: | The and firemen apd attepdants all IN WEIGH YoU Wasiiturion formuny yeure That | worked diligently and. in. perfect accord, and ESTED. Bus.ness point of views best ovi- | Many Were the patients taken from the upper enced by the fact that wo aie controlling a volui.e of trade larcer by far than has ever been qioved by" any Create House iu the District of Columbia ‘We have tl ur cath and credit prices every Quy in the year, which nawue ca. hot be said Of any siuijiar extab- Hisiment in thisesty” We do goto pro PRICES. will compare fav CABH PHICES quoted by other houses. Our furniture and our carvets, are, up ous find floors by means of ladders and carried to places of safety by them. No attempt was made to save anything but life. The hails and the stairways, just before the fire had com- municated to the main building, were filled with inmates wrapped in bed clothing, who crawled and belped themselves along from one floor to the other. The citizens turned out to help in the work of rescue. Cots were burricdly constructed from mattresses, and strong-armed policemen picked up the unfortunate onesand carried them ucross street to the new annex recently purchased by Doctors Allen and Wilson. An immense crowd gathered about and great anx- iety was felt, for it seemed improbable that everybody could have escaped from the burn- ing building alive. AN EASY WAY FURNISH YOUR ‘HULBEL courage to publish Our terms require no notes—a muali cash payment at ume of Purchase, the balance in small ‘Weekly of monthiy payments to HERE'S OUR. PLAN AND OUR ‘TERMS. suit you. We alow 6 percent WHERE THE RESCUED WERE TAKEN. Aiscotnt on all settlements made within Sodags, At Weddel’s restaurant, where seventy or We se) a Varior Suite in Piush eighty of the patients were carried, the sight presented, as one entered and looked upon the indiscriminate gathering of suffering cripples, many of them maddened by pain and anxious for friends, was one that almost defied descrij tion. Stretched upon the improvised b. spread on the tables. were little children moan. ing, erying and coughing, their faces blanched with fear, their throats with the pun- Gent amoke thoy nd inbaled. : “Oh, mister, please don't touch my leg; it or Hair Clot tor @28.cash, $50 Sh tine, “A Boitd’ Gak Bet oon Bi cash, $18 on ces, 817, sd Room Suites, time. A Six-foot ‘Table, $4.25 cash, ($4.50 0n time. A 40-pound Hair Mattress, #7 00 cash, $8 on tie. Brussels Carpet. Gc. per yard can ‘on tine, Tudrain Car . per yard cash, 4c. on Wi ike and iy freo of extta fost, aad dont even charge for the waste occasioned fn hatching Syures- will almost kill'me if yon do,” pleaded a little girl whose bandaged fect extended over the me edge of a table. Said Willian’ Kimball, © young man with eRoGax's both legs crippled from the knees down and his head thrown to one side by a distorted shoulder joint: “I was sleeping on the fourth floor. I 'tknow how it but I awoke with a scnse of strangulation. From lew than 8 foot above my face and up to the ceiling was adense mass of smoke. I just rolled out of ed; I could not move about with my braces, 0 T took them off, lying curled upou my side: It wasso hot I thought | was going todie. I called as loud as I could, ‘Help, help, here, 99 Just then there was a ‘of the door and a MAMMOTH CREDIT HOUSE, 016 ‘819, 821 and 823 7th st. n.w. "| : T. B. Towxsx & Sox, DRY Goops DEALERS, IC 7a a aw. tu I nants of sil- Nook; aud aiso cheaper ‘Drees’ Goode st abott cue ial? ‘Unbleached Cotton, 3e, eareuit of thet “Loom Bisaclicd Cotton, 8340. (0-4 Unbleached Sheeting’ ise. shed Pillow Case Cotton. ‘ One fot remnants of Apron Gingiama; worth Sand Bisatotenad Gongcriset sosterhees om Glontug out our Mlosks at ouscuant renaiat pelea Eeates allswool auurte, 637 Price, $1.25. of'coaefonitaoh castunicn: Fide caland Fine ‘terms on which it is given. ud” Canuanr & Lar, $28 7th and 706 K st, awe ‘There area fow things that ought to move just at this time, for the best reasons, they ere seasonable and ‘very ebeap. Extra value 10-¢ All-wool Blankets at 94. Butte Heavy and Qualiiy, 11-4, at $6; fully worth 80. ‘ Extra Quality All-wool, 11-4, price was 67.50; now 06.50. Onelot of Very Fine Quality 11-4 Angora, all wool, Teduced to 8.50. ‘One lot of 12-4, all wool, reduced to @7.50. ‘One lot of Very Fine 12-4, all wool, reduced to $10, ‘A great special in 10-4, all woel, 643.50 = © At these prices they should move very quickly. ‘We wilj offer in Damask Table Linens and Napkine Again she took her child, now unconscious, in her arms and bed made ‘ber way half way down the steps leading to the third floor, when she lost her balance and fell downward, the Little one falling upon the mother and remain- ing uppermost until she reached the landing, about ten steps below. Here the mother and child were found shortly after by Jobn Gavin, who caught up the littie girl in his arms started down stairs. A traveling man, whose name conld not be learned, took Mra. Purdy up and started after Gavin.’ The smoke was stfffing, but the men continued to beat their way ugh the nar- Tow passageways and dawn the fight of stairs, Halt jown the flight leading to the second floor Gavin was confronted by a massed crowd of men blocking the passage. | Without waitin for them to make way be raised his foot an sent it crashing into the breast of « man, who went tumbling over againet the banister and down the stair. ‘The others gave way and finally Mrs. Purdy and her ch.id were teken over to Weddel’s. Restoratives were adminis- tered and they regained consciousness, although both were suiferitg from nervous prostration. STRAPPED AND POWERLESS. Lazarus Stearn, of Dubuque, lowa, who has been an inmate of the institution about five months, was left in room 101. He was helpless and on his limbs were ‘his braces, which he could not remove. He could not get off bis bed for fear of rolling down under the bed of his room mate, which was right next to his own. He lay there calling for help. The fire burned 3on at the foot of bis bed and Ho was removed by the pol but when taken to the re that his fect were dreadful badly injured that the the muscles, An amby was sam- in ed and he was removed to St. Vir Hospital. where, after examination, bie dition was pronounced very critical At the res! AL 3. Grit turning listlersly in different d Sor of them appeared daged, asif scarcely roalizing what had happex room Was crowded, They varied ge from old me down to ba bies. Inughit Some few ing aud personal effects were saved. NINETEEN TAKEN OUT. At 10 o'clock this morning nincteen bodies had been taken from the ruins, eleven of which had been identified. A number of patients are still reported missing. WHERE THE rime STARTER From all that can be ascertained it is prob- able that the fire originated in the room where the printing matter, circulars, were kept. This is on the ground floor in the rear of the wain building. Mrs. Copeland, one of tho rescued attend- ants, said that an hour before the alarm of firo was turned in the night watchman came to her room and asked her if she was buraing papers. She told him she was not and ina few minutes he again asked her. ‘This proves that the fire had been smol When the fire dep burning buil Bi ring for rome time. ent arrived at the i women clad ouly in their ht robes filled every win They were ing out in horror and desperation at the m tLe roaring, p 4 the ground ed to those who truction, is one The ‘flames burst from the Georgia street annex and gradually encroached on the main build- ing shed a lurid hght over the surrounding buildings and cast a dark shadow on the street below. And above the furious roar of the flames as they licked up everything in their pathway couid be heard the awful screams and agonizing groans of the poor, tortured women and giris who clung to the window sills with their bare fingers. Strong arms were soon to the rescue and words of encouragement were spoken to those above. Ladders were raised to the windows und the work of rescuing those in the rear end of the building began. It was here that the flames raged most furiously and it was neces- sary to get without de In very iew minutes all thove who had been seen at the windows When the department first arrived bad been rescued, but while the work was going on one or two women, driven to desperation by the fierce heat and the thought of 4 horrible death, leaped to the ground possibly to receive injuries from which they cannot recover. BRAVE MEN RISKED THEIR LIVES, There were volunteers by the hundred, brave as they the endangered inmates down | GBORGE JOHXSON'S TRIAL Testimony 84 to the Circumstances of ™ Kulling Wm. Alexander. The trial of the young colored man George Johnson for the murder of Willinm Alexander in July inst by shooting at 7th street and Florida avenue, was continued in the Criminal Court, Judge Bradley, yesterday. Brown and Burrell, two of Alexander's com panions, testified that in returning from a dew party they found Jobnson and Hattie in Moore's lane, and Jo! and they replied walking right on, that Job sou and the girl foil when they were turning into 7th strect Johnson fired the pastel, taking the pistol from a satchel, Officer MeDonnid aud peng: johu wel neon accosted them Daley testi- 0 to the ef- amp foct that be and bg at a merk: that Alex + and the others told bim be had no business there and ordered him away und stoned hun and be fired in self defense Assistant Distr fied to taking the der at the Freedm: Mr. Armes few that he would die sitancy in jd that ence of opiates or ‘The coart overr Mary Frazier Mexander came in the al ag the Smith boys. eying « teliow odo him. One of the boys, Jim, ene Went a you stoned me, di und, when Jobnsom sad n't you?and, taking the pie tol ont of the sitchel, fired the shot. Hi iwas locked crins «ith Johnson and nt to T'street and returned, getting om the grip car, Witness £ Lhe government close For stated that th d to show th vem te ant at Irving I be met Hattie Peel ax jent with her t ighborhood of Moore we, and they were ted by Bur- eli, Drown and 4 them, xander, who threatened aud i that Alexander ran down the for reltforecments, returning with Smtth and the woman, and an’ seif~ was fires Mrs. Catherine West, Laura Gales, Thos tentutied to the good repu- t tified thet the satchel be- to Jobuson at irv= hon bum Was asked if he found any mie- tiles neat the corner the morning alter, but the question was ruled o itied that there was ne grass in Moore's Lane as described by Brown and Burrell. On the resumpi the defendant ree: m of the trial this morning J Sergt. Daley and he tee tified to the good reputats the prisoner. Hattie Peel, a col perhaps fifteen, ‘who was with Jobuson when be fired the shot, version of the difficulty and then the took the staud in his wn behalf and imed that he shot in self-defense and after One of Alexander bad thrown stones at bata, the stones struck him in the back a had one in lis hand w be shot with no inten and pointed a8 towa <————— Tue Parsipest's Cavuens this morning in- cluded Senators Dolph, Petugrew, Stockbridge and Proctor, Representatives Doan, Andrew, Dolliver and Stout and the Detroit convention delegation. Second Edition Continued on Sixth Page. —_——_— Dow's Ienirare Your LUNs with a stabbora fe abd certain we D . can be so easily procured. mare spoedily helped by it. DIED, ALLEN. On Januaty ! 20 pom. het rosjaens ne SRithitalt Ww ALTES. Alien, aqed forty Rive your Fuueral BEAL Ey tm the soventy- ADL HI strwet morth= Vunera! services Shor ner ices at west, Suu ia, BNewark, 83 BRERETON. Ou Virureds 21, ae, WILLIAM H BRERETUN, Je setts eat of as ae ral services will be held at his late resid Saturday, tue “hl inetant ab T whic bbteriweut wii be BROWS. On Thursday, 502, at pin AMCHIDALD Mow shane Soot ty ears ile’ ate rewidence, 1025 Corvoram street Spm, Datiniay. h t yeavate. at Ot An the ttt an b invited.to attend . EASTERN, Suda: men who risked their lives time and time again in the brief period of fifteen minutes to eave the lives of poor crippled children who would arouse pity in the human breast at any time, but the sigut of whom in the midst of last night's fearful holocaust caused strong men to shudder and grow rick at heart. Tenderly the rescued were carried to some temporary ref- uge and placed under the care of; kind bands, where the best physicians of the city wee ready to lend their aid. THE DEAD AND INSURED. The list of the dead and injured, identified at 11 o'clock, is as follows: KILLED. Irma Payne, aged eighteen, Dexter, Mo.; Minnie Arnold, aged seventeen, Lancaster, Mo.; William Ramstack, aged seventeen, Mil- waukee; Mrs. E. A. Lear and child; Mra. Laz- arus, Chicago; Stella Spirole; G. M. Ellis, aged forty; Kate L. Straughan, relatives at 184 Mas- sachusetts avenue, Indianapolis; Mrs, Buras and nephew of St. Paul, Minn. Missing.—Mrs. K. Lump, Arthur Bayless, Minnie McDonalds, Fred. Dackendorf. rsuaep. Minnie Lazarus, aged seven, eg broken; Mrs. H. H. Idena and son, both severely injured; ‘Mrs.Thomas, 184 Massachusetts avenue, burned about the face and body, i Fannie Breeden, Memphis, ‘ dozen places; Mrs. J. KR. Guild,’ Medary-ille, Ind., internally injared by a fall from a ladder, probably fataliy iujured; Mary Stearns, War- ren, lowa, terribly burned about the fect ruu- ning out into the burning hallway on the third floor: Clara Morris, home not given, hurtin back, Grant Van Hoesen, Athens, N. ¥., hand and ear burned: Clarence | Mead, ‘Athens, N. Y., log slightly burt; William H. Albach, Dunkirk, N. Y., slightly burned; Leora Knowles, Independ- ence, Ind., back hurt by jumping out of third- story window; M. W. Wydner, ‘Troy, Obio, in- ternally injured by falling out of a window trying to escape; Will Mansticld, Oteego, , foot hurt while jumping from roof toroof tillhe reached the ground. Mrs. Jno. 8. Stokes, Danville, Ill, sprained ankle; Nellie Mason of Walworth county, Wis. jumped out of a third-story window of the frout 21. Tae, MATILDA Sixty years, beloved Fy 4. doinmcn, Death has been here and borne away our mother from: our side. Bi HEK GRANDSONS, Funeral will take 4. at Jolin Wes Teeny ate od to-atteud » v On January 2°, Major PATRICK ¥ vi of Pistiap wid ai euet (Hee NeUratc), aged wiatenn months: eveven days Tyo for siatoen aniows mow'his ce froin bie parents! residemen, Sette Wert ems! day. the “ <k pmb Sly insted to atten, Pueume to! MOSHER. On Thursday morning, INE, at Ler remdemce, No. Lo B MARY BKENT, winow of the i ddauzhter of the late Kolert Youus hrent o Moute AUCTF COULEY, aid, 1h the IRI -IRth Joer of Ler axe. Faneral from St. Peter's Church on Saturday, Jqpr wary 25, at 4290 am OBERHEIM Adan On Thorslay, Janna A, beioved wile uf 21, TN, wt fobs Uberieraay No. 13%3 Seventh . SOPAL 08, 3. January at Relatives and trends are reapecttully attend, - 1x2, CHARLES POR Mary F. aud the late Sy Futth street murtuweet, im, from ‘he teahdencecf bit mother, 106 Fifth treo! northwest, Naturiay aitermoou at Prva hd resatives are reqursted toatiend mK. utered lute rest on January 20, 2802, TLS He TAYLOK, DD. = «i {huis late remidence, 220 Hewes street, Brovkl ¥.. Priday’ evenine, 2 BEyooeck Tuterania at Aral" Comins 3 . January 21. J nkvettinind of Catteries inera! from Nineteenth Strect Bandey. January 30 ott eieck pam iotermene pt Graceland ceaneteey” ! t of the building and will die from her ideris ‘Mrs. MeSimpson and little girl were carried out by the firemen and were seriously burned by the fire; R. Connor fell from the second to the first floor und received serious, if not fatal, in- ternal injuries; W. M. Widener, Miami county, Ohio, terribly crushed and fatally injured; Koy Harris, New Orleans, not seriously. STOLE HIS WIFE'S LOVE, Suit of Capt. Armstrong Against the Duke of ‘Orleans to Come to Trial. Loxpox, Jan. 22.—Lewis & Lewis, solicitors for Capt. Armstrong in his suit against the Duke of Orleans for alienating the affections of Mrs. Armstrong, knownon the stageas Madame ‘Melba, have answered the last pleadings @ the duke's lawyers to the effect that Capt. Arm- strong had no domicile in E: VOLK. Ou Thursday evening, January 21, at holvlok, MAKGAKET, wiiow of the iat, ‘the sevouty 1th jear of ber aire A native, Waren bere, yy but fur ‘the past forty 2ee Years a resident of this city. Fesyeeal frou ie tate venidence. 1000 Ms ave hue southwest, obs utva), Jpeuary Kieiatives and “riepds are’ respectfully’ invited to cad TAL, 0° Betnceter. Zeneery 10th 98100 & hee second year ve Te You Rea Tms You Wax ROT BE DECEIVED. Good things have always been counterfeited ema without merit, never. ‘We cautioned you last week against the imitations ef CARTERS LITTLE LIVER PILLS. Robody kes to be deceived.ec dont forwet the eau- ton—ask for CARTER’S LITTLE LIVER PILLS; Insist upon having C-A-B-T-K-B-'8, and ove that you (eet them, Dob't forget the ceution—don't be decet ved, A POSITIVE CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE. ‘Sonail Pill, ‘mail Dove, Buel Pree, ooldtmway