Evening Star Newspaper, March 24, 1893, Page 6

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY. MARCH 24, 1893—TEN PAGES—WITH SUPPLEMENT. To Your [nterest,|FOR EASTER CERTAINLY WILL BE MONEY IN Your pocket to come and examine our new spring styles before busing your Easter 150,000 pairs of feet will be shod in this city before Easter. and WE expect to shoe a very great part of them; we know we have by far the greatest and best ‘variety of seasonable shoes in the District, and conscientiously assert that no better goods were over offered at ANY price—and that no other house can possibly offer as good footwear at OUE low prices, Srscrar Arrtractioss For Tomorrow: Infant’ Real Dongvia Button Boots, tomorzow, 25c Children's Dongola and Solar-tip Button Boots. Sizes to 10%. = tomorrow. 7 5c Misses? Genuine Viet Kid, aleo Russiz Calf and Russet Goat Button. $1.50 ToMORROW. Youth's Veal Calf Spring Heeled Laced and Button Boots. TOMOREOW, $1.00 Boy's Vine Calf Handesewed Blucher Laced Shoes, the latest. “ $2.50 ToMORROW, Ladies’ 10 New Styles Fine Low Shoes. tomorrow, $2.00 Ladiew Hand-turned or Weited Boote: 6 new styles. 95 TOMORROW, $2.50 Gente’ New Spring Styies Calf. Kangaroo Calf and real Kangaroo Shoca. tomorrow, $2.00 | Gents? Pine Hand-mads Calf and Russet Russia Caif Shoes, touorzow, $3.00 Ladies Black Cloth Overgaiters, Te. quality. “a Tomorrow, 30c WO, AION |: CU.'S RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, 900 AND 9G? SEVENTH ST. 1914 AND 1916 PA. AVE. S31 PA. AVE, 3. EL ‘[ SELF-SACRIFICE SURELY OUGHT TO BE att pa Read A RACE MAN'S AD. Given To Purchasers Of Our Famous SHOES . Bors Suors rrou 98c. Ur. Misses Suors rnou 98c. Snors rrou 48c. Ur. —o0—0_o—_o—_0-—_ i vas: “Tux Orv Woxas Ts Campers: PRINCELY FEAST ok MEX cumerrow = P KAUFMAN. ad 6 4b. ° IFA Ketcehing”’ = <9 4 i GC : a Laced Blucner Shoe with pointed y) toes at #50. Equal w others’ Sy 3 tan fos Be 1217 Pk AYE z| x = AXXNXNXX NXNNNNXYX) Strange, Isn’t It, ‘Thats man. ors woman either, will consent to be Punished by wearing « pair of uncom‘ertabie shoo. Bonsedof iteither if they would exercise = little Jadementin baying. Did you ever bay » pair of shoes from WILSON & CARR. 929 F st. northwest? ‘Try them once ““yust for luck™—ank to see the foot. ‘Wear they sell for €3.50. You wil! like the shape of ‘thee shoes well enouxh to bays pair, snd you will discover that they require uo “breaking in” They are comfortable frst, last and all the time. If your feet aretender get = pair by all means—they wil afford more comfort than any shoe you have ever worm. This €3.50 shoe is madein three different styles of toe—for Indies and men—dull or glaze finish forledies. They are ail comfortable, they'll ‘Wear well and the price is werth considering. mh24 ‘NE WEEK FROM THE DAY AFTER TOMORROW WILL BE EASTER, AND EVERY BODY, YOUNG AND OLD, MALE AND FEMALE, LIKES TO HAVE NEW CLOTHES ON THAT DAY. OUR PUSINESS IS TO PROVIDE PROPER STYLISH GARMENTS FOR THE MALE SEX OF ALL AGES, WHICH WE DO TO THE SATISFACTION OF EVERYBODY— THOSE WHO WEAR THEM, THOSE WHO PAY THE BILLS AND OUR- SELVES, FOR WE TAKE AS MUCH INTEREST IN HAVING OUR PATRONS DRESS WELL AND BECOMINGLY AS THEY DO THEMSELVES. Fon rue novs axp curepres wz ARE SHOWING THE LARGEST VARI- ETY IN TOWN OF THE NEWEST, NOB- BIEST AND BEST GARMENTS MANU- FACTCRED. ORIGINAL STYLES IN TWO-PIRCE SUITS, EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS IN THREE-PIECE SUITS, SFAUTIFUL NOVELTIES IN KILT SUITS, RICH PAL!LERNS AND FAB- RICS IN LONG PANTS sUITS, FASHIONABLE SHAPES IN LIGHT- WEIGHT REEFERS AND OVERCOATS AND AN UNUSUALLY CHOICE LINE OF NE® AND NOVEL STYLES IN SHIFT WAISTS; IN FACT THE CREAM OF THE CLOTHING MAR- KETS OF THE WORLD IS HERE. SEE IT BY ALL MEANS IF THERE ARE BOYS IN YOUR FAMILY. ROBINSON, PARKER & €0., AMERICAN CLOTHIERS, 1200, 1202, 1204 F Sz. N.W. [HE MEN, THE MEX. ARE INIT | AC AL RAUP MAN'S Tomorrow. it Yiead the Post. Rares Exreneaise, 1 1TH ST. SEL \. PRICES y. MARCH eating i ons oot qual wes are wade on ail we have to sell fe when yom bay froin t Gna S. a8 weil as our EXHIBITION PRICES IN MILLINERY ‘5e. Black Rough and Ready Sailors. Exhtuition pric e. White Rough and Ready Sailors. E jon price. .... . new shapes. ‘bition price. Exhibition price... Exhibition price. $1 Flowers 15e. Children’s Lace C; EXHIBITON PRICE IN DRESS Goops. esos Comenerten | A 9 69. B9e 756 $1 Silk and Wool Hen: 60c. All-wool Henrieitas. 18. Exhibition price. 48c $1 Black Henriettas. ze Exhibition price. doc Exuirios Prices Lx Tansnses 1Se. Colored Gimps. Exhibition price... ‘50c. Colored Novelties, Exhibition price... ‘50e. Colored Surahs. Ex. ition price, $1 Colored Surahs. Exhibition price... $1 Chanzeabie Surahs, Exhibition price. 81 Corduroy. 81.25 Failles. 81.25 Velvets, Exhibition pric Exhibition price. . Exhivition price. oe Exawrroxs Prices Lines: Curprews Coats. 2 Navy Keefer OFS CRIME Navy Basti itton poten 99c 83 Child's Red Reefers. Exhibition price $3 Child's Tan Reefers, 1.99 $1.99 81.99 sbition price: 83 Ladies’ Black Reefers ‘Exhibition price... 84 Ladies! Navy Peefers. Exhibition price. 85 Ladies’ Tan Reefers. Exhibition price 87 Ladies’ Tan Reefers. Exhibition price. 85 Ladies’ Blazer Suits. Exhibition price. $7 Ladies’ Blazer Suits. Exhibition price. Our Infants’ Department is as complete as the house. yin 2 > Exmerrios Prices Unereteas. 91 28-inch Umbrellas 19 Exhibition price. 49c 4nch Gloria Umbrell 5 bgp neh Cloris Eahibition price. 59c 2,49: 26-Inch Silk Twitled | ~ Be Tee hibition price..... 91.49 2 WS-inch Silk Glor stural handle. 4 ee negation yrsce..... SL 2 $2 26-inch Sk Gloria, oxidized handie. @ - my muibition pice... 1.29 Asp Prices Suers Exararros Waists. 25e. Men's Outing Shirts. Exhibition price.. ‘We. Boys’ Percale Waists, ‘xhibition price. ‘We. Ladies’ Percale Waists. Exhibition price.. $2 Ladies’ Ture Shoes, caivition price... 91.49 Exsmimos Paces Martises Asp Exhibition price. Conraiss. <. Plain and Dado Shavtes ciosed ont. ‘Exhibition price Fa 29 We. Fringe Curtains. 4 Exhibition price ........ 89e Soe. Plain Curtains, 9 Exhibition price... BIC Se. Fancy Mat 123 : Exhibition price........ Lee Seamless Mattins : 18¢ 400. Satin Dam: 29. a : Txhibition price ........ ic ae oe ee ae 1ZG Ge. Aproa Gincbams. Exhibition price. ‘&. Challice. Exhibition price. Gc. Best Prints. Exhibition price.. Se. Unbleached Cotton. Exhibition price. 10s. Light Percaies, Fxhibiticm price... Se. White Plaid Nainsook Exhibition price... ee 2) er prices in Embroideries, Lace, Under. ee, Waite Goods, whic ch space won't permit Raff's Enterprise, yeu niTH st. 8 Leader Low Prices. extend cae and alle cordial ‘weloorae, as our ery Parl of our i nts ilinery, are one of our leading departmer A Nursery With an inezhsustible supply of EASTER LILIES is putting forth all its choicest bicssoms for the feast which fol- yes Lent. Orders are coming im every day. Plants are being put aside for our patrons. Order yours sovm. Our quick delivery ‘Will bring them to you the day and hour you want thew. Prices moderate. A.GUBE& Bis:1224FSE me JKING'S "| Palace, Despite the inclement weather our mam- moth establishment has been thronged with delighted patrons who have witnessed by far the best display of Millinery and Wraps ever exhibited in this city. In order to accommodate those who were not able to attend owing to the inclement weather ‘We Wn Coxrmcr Ove GRAND SPRING OPENING —or—_ MILLINERY AND WRAPS, Sarvrpay, Mancz 25. * Au Ane Corpratty [svrrep. Read the foliowing list of a few of the open- ing specials which we offer: LLINERY. Ladies’, Misses" end Children’s Nespolitan and Chip id Hi Il the lacest shapes, 3 Best Qui “ys eg Hats in all the latest uisnemee S1.1D Misses and Children i ‘Trimmed Hats in all the latest, shapes, ail atyies. Regular value, $5, at..33-00 LOAKS. Ladie: BAU 416 77x Sz. NO OREDIT—QUICK SALES-SMALL PROFITS. LARGEST BOOK DEPARTMENT IN WASHING- TON. TRUNKS, BAGS AND VALISES AT LOWEST PRICES. huilimery. ‘What woman is not now interested in the question of her Spring Bonnet? Never before in the history of our establish- ment have we made such an extensive and comprehensive display of Millinery as we do this season. Imported patterns and those of our own trim- ming are marvels of style and beauty. Uur stock of Untrimmed Hats and materials for trimming, Braids, Laces, Ribbons, Flowers, &c., is very large and of great variety. PRICES. HERE IS WHERE WE WISH TO MARK 1d Mises’ Capos in tans and all sh butterfly capes, Ladies’ Triple-cape Capas,in gue qpbreidered. "Re YOUR PARTICULAR ATTENTION. NO $2.48 MATTER HOW EXTREME THE STYLE, HOW HIGH THE NOVELTY OR HOW AT- th, Jackets in ans, back and (87 Three-cape Jackets.in all shades of ‘tans, felled seams, box ar coat back, at 94.00 Velvet Capes from $8.50 up. $1 Prosxix Groves Ar 486. Fe biue; notch TRACTIVE IS ANY PARTICULAR HAT OR Bhs eee BONNET, YOU WILL FIND THE PRICE OF ALL UNIFORMLY Low. WORK. IN THIS WE ARE UNEXCELLED. FOR Feasisnxes. 50 doz. Corset Covers, bigh and 1 neck, Masoavile nish, ane”, LB to 30 doz. Drawers, excellent cotton, J Q, hemmed and tucked, at... Lodo Moher Hu bard Gow STYLE AND UNIQUE EFFECTS OUR OWN PRODUCTIONS RIVAL THE IMPORTED WE WILL EITHER COPY FOR YOU THE PALIS PATTERNS OR MAKE YOU A HAT TO YOUR OWN IDEAS— PATTERNS. with full ar taite 83 48 ‘ashmere Coats, 490 ond-Fed cj tom, at z 75c. Children's French Corded Caps, fall rache, at. IN EITHER INSTANCE STYLE AND ECONOMY IN PRI ‘ILL GO HAND IN Vioters. Stik. Muslin. Satin and Velvet Violets, Q) perd choice at... Ic 20°. Masiin and Velvet Roses, with 7 5 hard rudcer stems, at mm 15c And all Specials Advertised for Opening Days in Wednesday's Star hold good until Saturday night King’s Palace 1 812-814-7rn Sx, N. W. EASTER Rabbits, Chickens, Bi &ec., at half price. ‘ANDY in our store 25c. A Ls. UNTIL AFTER EASTER. MARSHMALLOWS, 10c. 2 box. Pisors, 705 Tru Sr. N. W. M5 : ty HAND, BAUS, 416 7TH ST. 3s A Case Of “*ret up and get at it again” with us. We're always kept busy making some ‘special to pease you. ULL Wl be astore of CHOCOLATES to- inorrow—Our regular S: sa’e of CHOC nl again, ir popular price mbot prevail Not only CHOCOLATES, BEST" MIXTUE also have a dai People Properties. day sees 4 fresh supply of it put forward. Csalways up to GILLS high stand. ard. Order it by telephone. We'll send the CANDY uj ct Gus & Sox, Con. Lax Axp F Sra. “Telephone, 1104. Spring Good pring Goods: Justopened a full line of Wash Fabrics in all the risk Lawns, Printed Porcaies, gandies, in very choice SPRING SHOES. The new, fresh SPRING SHOES that had arrived from the factory before we inens—Hemstit Hemstitched Linen Pillow Huck Towelsand Damask Dos lies in J.'B. NALLE, 'Successo" to. Hooe 1828 F LADIES Are ereatly pleased wit! the bar, jing we've been offers P” CORSETS. were pre} ucht a big lot of these quarter of CORSETS at a prada ; we sell at opportunity not often run across. Socaltear'y! ‘The INFANTS’ and CHILDREN'S SHOES ia our new store are moving right along. ‘They're selling at “start. tingiy" low prices. Well open at 9 o'clock Saturday. _ 1339-1341 F § SAVE Mo Co WHELAN, MGR. PHYSICAL CULTURE CORSET CO., 1107 G Sr. N.W. WEEKLY BULLETIN WH. HOEKE. mb24 roi OUR TRIO OF ATTRACTIONS For this week should be seen by every housekeeper in the city, for in one orthe other of then: you will find the opportunity of supplying that Iong-felt want at @ price that will encourage you to gratify it. PORTIERES AND LACE GUR- TAINS, All lots of less than 6 pairs will be sold at one-third off. Among these goods will be found some of those beautiful silk-striped ‘Madras Curtains that had sucha ran last fall. They are just the thing for Spring Drapery—so this is your chance. FEATHER PILLOWS. And Expense by using ® modern GAS STOVE. It cooks in less time—gives less trouble and is cleaner than any other, We sell them at smail prices. S. S. SHEBB & BIS: 432 97! SE mbt Gas Necessar NOD ARRAY. ATES tomorrow at SHEPTZS™ avvat thirty diferent kinds id -Bavors wil bee repared for a Brand CHOCOLATE. DAY, Toe assortnent of CHOCO- LATTES will engrm the atten- cre veuuptitue dlopeay’ than wot “Areqular size 3%-pound Feather Pillow, Rave has never been” seen. 70 our. warranted free from odor, for $L 25. HECUORG ited emerson oo SHE Cometiont, 1OTH AXP PF gts |CHAMBER SUITES. HERTZ, Confectioner: LOTE ASB F Sts . We are siways hunting the market for —_—_ peeve eanubaapebantgles ibis napa it at no time have we ever shown such ¢- ¥ Suite. Isis good value at $25;come and 919 Pensa A see it and you will say so. It is solid oak, sUsT OPENED— 50 vreces xew arxcnamt... 50 PIECES NEW GINGWAMB esse jeess.se 2OC 20 pieces xew arxoHaits.......... 20 PIECES NEW GINGHAMS. ............ % PIECES PERCALES, . ALL NEW AND HANDSOME DESIGNS. - NEW GOODS OF ALL KINDS BEING OPENED EVERY DaY. t r Pa 4 W. M. Suvsrex & Soxs, price. » ‘One wr Laps: Axo Curpzews y or EVER WILL sell such STER- PRICES as WE quote. Suxs Asp Company. Beronz Tar Rese. | F YOU WANT TO KEEP OUT of the Easter rush next week, you'll bring your boys in to morrow. versthing is ready. Everything 1s new. Everything is @ novelty. Everything is an exclusive style. Wo were never so well satisfied as We are with the stock as it stands ——We can see you now—opening Your eyes wider and wider—as we put first one—then another—of the choice effects before you. The bie Boys want rigs that can be had.——We turned our Regent, Picadiliy and Vandyke Patterns over to the artists who do our Boys’ making for us—and they've made in miniature the Long Sacks, Cutaways and Box Coats, You can't imagine how swell they Jook.——We picked the Cloths—they're Bobby—and that helps. ‘To say JUNIORS, VESTIES, REEFERS, SAILOKS and such, is only to call old names for the manliest the short pants wear- ers.——But they'ro new in effect—fancy and plain—bound and braided, stitched and wherever a beauty spot could be added.—And quality hasn’t been out of our mind an instant, ‘That's what makes friends. Th ‘Thi styles—new and tucked 's where you put your trust. ‘S| where we put our greatest enerzy—into the making. ‘We've specially got a line of CONFIRMA- TION SUITS—conventional—dressy When folks draw their own desicns Weave their own fabrics—cut their own _patterns—do their own making— you get as near perfection as is pos- ‘That's how it is with the STAR SHIRT WAIST.——Nobody has as good—for their makers depend on nobody.——We hundreds of mothers who wouldn't have any other ——WE ARE THE AGENTS HERE. ——Might as well have the best—so Jong as it is just as cheap. Can't keep the boy in that thick Overcoat o> sible. know Reefer much longer. Can't put him in spring without any—We've light weights of both—beanties, Well show you that'll last nariy do.—Our clothes one pair Shoes ordi- ‘*wear-wells” will. HEADWEAR to seo the intest novelties—but HERE? Cur iine is as big as three—and un- We've got the new- est styles for big and little Boys, an lone as two Where ean you go for Uke then all Asp Coupasy, : Do you know we keep Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Furnishings and do Tailoring? Saxs Penn. ave. and 7th street. DR SSSSSS SSSSS SSSSSSSSSS oc 998 “A Roaring’ SESE RADE 7 T, woe Trabe At 731 Tin Si Focyism wow't do! We are revolutionizing the shoe busi- ness, We can sell shoes at almost half other dealers prices. Our Ladies’ “*St. Louis” Shoes, patent tip, for tender feet, at $2 will cost you 83 elsewhere. Sma.l lot of Ladies’ $2 and $2.50 Shoes to be closed ont at 1. ‘Misses’ 81 Shoes for 8 S S S S $ $ 8 LLRELRDPBDOLCOLR RLRLLLARELLD “‘Newhall's” famous $2 Shoes for boys, only $1.50. ‘5c. Ladies’ Overgaiters for 30c, ‘ RANK CBAWFORD. “f RANK AW FORD, 731 Tm Sr. 4 SSSSSSSSSSSSSS SSSSSSSSS $1.50 Corsets $1 a M. C. WHEANS: 1003 F SE As an extraordinary value we will offer Ladies’ Fine Coutil Extra Long-waist in white or black, at the ridicu- lously low price of @1. 97 You cannot duplicate this corset elsewhere under $1.60. KNEESSI. The thorough overhauling and repairing ‘administered to our old store has made it new, and with the increased facilities and conveniences we are prepared better than ever before to serve you. Abotit one of the best things inthe store today is that line of flat-top canvas-covered trunks, steel bottom and clamps, 12-in. hinges, No. 4 bolt, Excelsior lock, covered tray: 28m, Bin. Bein, Siin. 36a. BH GS we sa Bas NOTE—Trank strap free with every ‘Name marked on every trank free. Name tag with every bac free. ‘We've an excellently equipped repair shop make old trunks like new. KNEESSI, A265 TTH ST. 0.W. HHHHHHHHHHHHHA AAA AAA AAR RAR AA K AARARAAARAAAAAAAAAAA ata or. r Uor. 9: & Ps Avs Markets." Telephone $71." mh24e HHHHHHHHHH Arzzs ‘Sarsaparilia, wherever used, is always spoken of in terms of highest praise. WILLIAM SMALL, Fort Fairfield, Me.,saye, ins letter recentiy received: “It wives me pleasure to speak from personal knowledge of the wonderful cure, by the use of AYER'S Sarsa- Parilla, of abed humor ina child eleven years old. The child's hands, arms, feet and legs were covered with blotches and scabs, resisting all local applica- tions. Very soon after taking AYER’S Sarsaparille the humor disappeared, the cure being complete. As ‘blood purifier I consider that AYER'S Sansaranrtza Stands at the head of the whole catalogue of such Preparations, especially when used in connection with AYER'S Pills.” “*There can be no question as the superiority of AYER’S Sarsaparilla over all other blood purifiers. If this was not the case the demand for it, instead of in- creasing yearly, would have ceased long ago, like so many other blood medicines I could name."—F. I. NICKERSON, Charlestown, Mass. CURES OTHERS, WILL CURE YOU. ‘Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. MASS PERSONS ARE BROKEN DOWN FROM AML overwork or bousebold cares, “Brown's Iron Bit- ters r-builds the system. aids digestion, removes ex- cess of bile and cures Malaria, A spiendid for ‘women and children. 2 Ola HIIT11tr10 Parsvorce Is A Deceiver. If you've got any such notion in your head that under our Egerraste Curprr Sysrex you cannot buy as economically and satisfactorily as though you came with your hands full of money—et it out, You are standing in your own light. ‘The best evidence that our plan is fair and just—is the immense businens we do. Don't pass judgment until you have looked into it. We've had thousands of names on our books—representing thousands of the coziest—most comfortable homes in Washington—that we furnished from top tobottom—and nota note—nor a bond— or aleval paper of anydescription passed between us. But week!y or monthly— 8 they could most easily spare it—small Payments soon wiped the indebtedness out Wewill sell yowall you want on the same terms—terms of your own dictating. They have paid usonly for vaiue received. Tinat's all you will do. Crediting with us is a business—not = favor. House axp Henawass, 7, 919, 921, 923 7TH ST. mb18 636 MASS. AVE. X.W. Viiiiiii PREM EE OLE SEG eee eee eel eee hee keh ee ee hi as SUITE TET iii ii! GAN YOu SPARE A MINUTE? There are a whole lot of things we'd like to talk to you atcut— you'd be interested iu thera, too—but this te ONE piace where TALK isn't CHEAL the Brat Place Wes! oud like to say to you that WESELL PURSTTURE AND CARPETS NE PRIC ASH OR biviii ores. How do you like the tone of that statement? Stop Heht where you are and read it AGATN—balf an hour from now see if you.ran repeat it D. Wehovett will HAUNT Jou—for truer words were never printed. YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD, GET WHAT YOU NEED AND PAY Us FoR IT A LITTLE DUWNANDTHE NCE ONCE ‘There isn't an article in the list below that bought atour price t house in Washineton—and yet they are our C! Price-—or cash prices—either Way you pl Plush Parlor Suite, 7 viecen, #2 Hatr Cloth Parlor Suite. 7 pieces, $22.50. Solid Oak Bed Room Suite, bevel glass in buresa, Six-foot Oak Extension 83.50. Woven Wire Sprinzs, 81 Forty-pound Hai Mattress, 87. Brussels Carpet, per yard, AifCarpet rads and” laid fete of cost—pe charge for Carpet made and” iaid free ‘waste in matching figures. GROGAN’S MAMMOTH CREDIT HOUSE, ‘819, 821 AND 823 7TH ST. ¥.W., BET. H ANDI STS. PHOSPHATIC EMULSION. (EMULSIO PHOSPHATICA.) lar preparation \tainis on witty the Yolk of Page. Phosphor A other" Turettars cuaaia any other are Z REDIT mb This combined Phos Oranze Flower Water, Jaanica iar uni G) gieabies « prowineat ‘lace in cur mcdera be ‘We please them an4.can please you. ene ‘Silver Fillings, 75c. ; Platina, $1; Gold. according toaine:. Gold Crowns, 87.50. Sa Scott’s Emulsion of Cop-Liver OIL, with hypophosphites of lime and soda, is a universal Spring nourishment. \t makes the weak strong, and preserves strength in those fortunate enough to posses! it. Consumptives, and all whose lungs are weak, can not well get along without Thin persons need the flesh it supplies. Those whose blood is impoverished, either by chronic ailments or by the strain of Winter, and children whose energy is sapped by growth, ought to take SCOTT’S EMULSION. In fact, almost everybody needs in the Spring the ready nourishment it furnishes. The reason for this universal benefit of SCOTT'S EMULSION is in the nature of the preparation. It is a food rich in fat, and is in such a form that the system can uftlize its properties without effort.’ All fat has to be emulsified, or broken up into tiny particles, before it can be assimila The fat in SCOTT’S EMULSION is already emulsified, and the oil is made palatable. It is therefore an easy food, and can be taken by persons with weas sicmachs, Physicians, the world over, endorse it. PREPARED BY SCOTT & BOWNE, WN. Y. DRUGGISTS SELL IT. 2d EDITION. AFTER THE STORM. | Path of the Cyclone Marked by De- Farious Storms Prevail in the Northwest and West. Curcaco, March 2% rage throughout the north» graphic embargo bas not ye the vicinity of Duluth it | three days without im | thermometer registers « Railroad and street car in ye pended and business of all kins ste Ts continne to at and the tele- rained niy : impeded At Minneapolis che t —_——_——— | difticalt. | Advices from Montana an w THE BLIZZARD IN THE WEST. i ‘ Sinking of a Volcanic Mountain Get Nevtnera tows we aved froma S Cees Pi | Norkng to ‘Miva. In the southwest last night's st | and wind has | St. Louis the thermometer has and the aky bas cleared. Similar m of ven way tomcold wave. Ai OTHER TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. orts come rom Nebraska and Kansas. —————— region of last nicht’ cyclone PATH OF THE CYCLONE. in the south is difficult to obtuin, tut *o far iw heard from the weather is go Death and Destruction Left by the Furious Along the inkes there are high w Storm. Tala or eno in Kemet : norther in Kansas late last evenin Mexrmis, Texx., March 24.—The path of changing mild epring-like weather fre the cyclone which entered Tennessee yesterday temperature. It is estimated th: [afternoon in a southwesteriy direction from boomers are now on the border of Ku Mississippi appears to have been about twenty Of the strip. Only « few of them | miles in width, although serious damage was ®2¥ Protection from the weather other aff by their wagons, Only one in twenty confined to much smaller area. can afford to build fires. It cannot be ¢ The wires are down in all directions. There how much suffering there will be amone the | is no telegraphic communication with Nash- thousandsat Arkansas City. There are many ville and intervening points and little news is Children who, of course, will r obtainable from places visited by the cyclone. tly. The situation cannot be relieved This city barely escaped. A heavy rain fell By the farmerson the border, for they are in and s high wind blew at the time the cyclone ™0#t cases having « bard time to westher the raged aud it became as dark as night for thirty ete —— — x ee oo" } ites. He damage done to trees re orm ing | small cutbuildings. wan demo to trons an | oany of thobonmnens ponyel that & ooabl bo af A train from Birmingham, Ala., arrived Inte Short duration. last night and reports much damage between | here and Bybalia, twenty miles east. NOT A HOUSE ESCAPED. Southeast Virginia Much Interested in o At 2:30 o'clock this morning the wire at Kelly, Murder Case. Miss., was tapped, and details telegraphed show | Special Dispatch to The Evening Star. that the early reports were not exaggerated. | Perenspcna, Va., March 4.—The corpore- Not a house escaped the storm's fury and only tion court of Petersburg is now engaged in the & few are left standing, and they are badly trial of one of the most interesting murder damaged. The house of Koland Cox was lifted cases that has been heard here for some years. | bodily and blown away, not a pitce of The person on trial is Robert MoClaunaben, iBiorste sel iovsadi ona atten ot Ber colored, who is charged with the murder of |The residence of D. N. Harris, a wealthy Lucius Inge,a white man of this city, on the | planter, was wrecked and the houses of four of | 17th of September last. | bis tenants were blown away. Three houses! The court room was crowded to overflowing belonging to 8. Hudnell were blown down. | today and among those in the audience were ‘The wind indulged ina queer freak with the some of Petersburg's most prominent and dwelling house of W.C. Boggs. It formerly | weelthy citizens. Among them were Rev. J. W. faced north. It still stand,in a damaged condi- | Rosebro, D.D., pastor @f Tabb Street Presby- ES & COLORED STUDENT ON TRIAL. Company, killing William ‘and his son, ‘ten years, who were to death by the falling timbers. | Reports up to this time are but tion, but now faces south. ‘The report that Water Valley had been wiped out and the inhabitants killed cannot be | authenticated and is considered a canard. No | special trains have gone out from Memphis. HOUSES UNROOFED IX NASHVILLE Nasevitie, Texx., March 24—A severe wind and rain etorm swept over Nashville about | 8 o'clock last night, doing much damage in the northern part of the city to roofs of outhouses, trees and insecure structures, In the central part of the city the only material damage done was the unroofing of the residence on Spruce street of Judge Wood, late third vice president of the Louisville and Nashville railroad. In South Nashville a store filled with was blown down anda number were injured, | but not ee the Sy een one or two, one of m,® boy, Eugene Drumige, was killed, and the ‘other. Will Dramige, will not live. Wires north of the city are not work- ing and no news can be obtained as to the terian Church: Rev. A. C. Liedsoe, D. D., par- tor of Washington Street Methodist Episcopal Church, and Kev. J. R. Tillery. pastor of Wee- ley Methodist Episcopal Church, ‘The examination of witnesses for the prose- cution was concluded yesterday, when the com- monwealth rested its case. ‘The first witness for the defense called was Robert Matthews, colored, who was with Me- | Cinnnaban at the time of the alleged shooting and lalling of inge. Matthews is charged with Deing an accessory to the murder of luge. Mo- Clannaban and Matthews are both stodenta of the Virginia Normal and Collegiate Institute. ane schon eee Colored Voters Disfranchised. Doven, Drt.. March 24.--The legislature yesterday re-enacted the delinquent tax law that was repealed two years ago. This will dis- franchise the great bulk of the colored vote of Kent and Sussex counties at the neat election, as the voters have not paid poll tax within the extent of the storm. WHERE THE STORM SPENT ITS FORCE. Vicxsscnc, Miss., March 24.—Additional cyclone news received from passengers on the midnight train from Memphis says that the storm spent its force between Tunica and Shaw's station, which are about seventy miles apart and on the railroad. | At Shaw some stores were blown down and a few citizens wounded, At Tunica the court house was seriously damaged, a church and other buildings destroyed and a school house full of negro chil- dren was blown to Many of tue chil- dren were hurt, but none killed. It will be « day or two before the full extent of the deltas disaster is known. DAMAGE AT BOWLING GREEX. Bowzixo Guzen, Kr., March 24.—A texrible cyclone passed over this city last night at 7:45 o'clock. Great damage was done. The Louis- ville and Nashville round house was totally | wrecked. About fifteen engines of the Louis- j Ville and Nashville company were badly dam- | ed. No lives are thought to have been lost. | ‘lam Ford's new building, one of the hand- | somest buildings in the city, was unroofed, as | were many others. There is much excitement and it is an impossibility to get any details. PART OF AN INSANE HOSPITAL BLOWN DOWX. Evaxsvitie, Ixp., March 24—This city was visited by a terrible wind and rain storm last evening, “aecompanied by some bail A number of small buildings were blown down. a part of the southeast wing of the Southern In- diana Hospital for the Insane, located two mules east of this city, was blown down and one patient injored. ‘The depot, building at the jospital was also demolished and the wreck L086 OF LIFE AT ALEXANDRIA, IXD. Exwoon, Ixp., March 24.—Last nights severe wind storm passed just north of this city, but did no damage until it reached Alexandria, tea past two years, ——»— A Poor Machinist's Val He Invention. Betieroxts, Pa., March 24.—Geo. Rogers, an impecunions machinist of tis place,bas just | received a patent for « steam and hot air car heater, for which be bas already been offered | $75,000 cash and an equal amoant of stock by a w York Railroad Company. This invention will be given @ final test onthe Long Island railroad next week. ——— a PRESSURE ON MR. CARLISLE, But He Has Not Keinstated Any of the Discharged Employes. Seldom bas more persistent and earnest pressure been brought to bear than that which Secretary Carlisle has been subjected to within the past few days since be was obliged to cut down the force of clerks in his department. Senators, Representatives and other men of influence have implored him to reinstate this one or that. ‘Mr. Carlisle thus far.however.has not yielded to any of these importunities, and in every case has said that the reinstatement could not be made. He remarked to one of these who de- sired the retention of one of the clerks: “My dear sir, it is not a matter of choice on my part, but acase of necessity. I not only have no money with which to pay thes= employes, bat T have no work for them to do.” ‘These words have become known through the department and the it as that the clerks are mare anxious than eve: -2-—_—_—_ PERHAPS A FEMALE FAGIN. A Woman and Nine Children Arrested as the Result of a Raid. ‘This afternoon officers of the first precinct raided a house on Obio avenue and arrested « negro woman named Ruth A. Dorsey and nine colored children, ranging in age from nine to twelve years, and answering to the names of William Lewis, Joseph Washington, Olive ‘Wilson, Thomas Hall, Buck Brewer, Clarence Smith and Len Belt. The charge entered Opposite their names on the blotter was drunk- euness and disorder. All the children were in ‘& beastly state of intoxication when taken mto custody and resisted arrest like hyenas. They small thefts, i Uf 3 & Tr | | F il it i rising - Great suffering in Cauca. he most lourichin Snparteent of Colombia, and many people are ‘starring coming to the failure of, crops, and this new the general wretchedness : ; ¢ E : | E i i k 1 if te ij i: Th i i i i : | i i i i is 8 F ] 4 Hi li E i i z i & I if | i | ! i a