Evening Star Newspaper, May 1, 1893, Page 5

THE EVEN. NG STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, MAY 1. 1893—TWELVE PAGES. 5 Do you know Cash is @ better friend than old Doo FYoucan buy the earth with cash. if you have enough of on most wonderful medium on the face of the No matter who are, what you are, or where you evme From, every! we Sant we are going to toy for it, and fe want tf ant we are going to and ac- eording to cha you will And below yor wilt all say A. KAUFMAN entitied to our cash Because he offers more im the city for the same amount of it. THIS EXTIRE WEEK, MAY FEAST, ‘should ‘That surely should please everybody, even those that than any REMNANTS. REMNANTS. a REMNANTS. —o—— | REMNANTS. | i REMNANTS, j i SECOND FLOOR ANNEX. —o— DOMESTICS. — ‘Phe —— ortee 1s Se, 20-4 Unbleached Seva, iiséreal price te f7e. 10-4 Bleached Sheeting... ‘Licht Shirting Cambric... Soft-finished Chambeasy finished Prints... ... = Se aa ilccrdal price ia Be. Cardinal and Navy-Snished Chalites. 420. and Nevy-Onlees Cimvereal, price te Se. Striped and Plaid Outing Flannel Dee, = The universal yries ia Rp — | DRESS Goobs. |— ‘Dress Ginghams.. finished... °F 4c. S2-inch Yorktown Till, soft-finiahe Barat at 1. ina . ic. ‘A bargain at Ie. Bi-inch Columbus Cloth, the best material of fancy wool weaves. lu, navy suitable for] 1%. avery dag strect wear. WHITE AND BLACK. Ke 10e. for Figured Wool Chailis That se . for Figured Cordovia Woo! Di = "Phat ells rewulte tor 25e. ic. for Woo! Storm Serges, myttie, tam and cardinal, SenepPl UE Saas papmehasharac ny ‘That sells for 35e. 38e, for Black Mobair Luster, 40 inches wide, that ool Stora Serzes, 46-inch. black. . mode, brown and green, that sells 34-inch Dress Flannels, cloth finished, that wool Colored Henrietta, in re- rose, heliotrope. that sells for . for 46-inck Silk Finished Henrietta, in same shades, including black. that salis for 81. 19. $5. for Cream aud Black Albatross, that sells for . for St-inch Broadcloth, black, navy and tat sells for #110. — OUR LINING SPECIALS. ‘Best Quality Cambric oss-bar Crinolin jack and Fancy’ Light-back SUCH AN AKKAY OF ealis for Bie “fSc. for 40-inch ee For Ee For Laie BARGAINS EVERY DAY THIS WEEK | Will give evidence of what we are continually doing to cater to the uouey-saving people of Washington. A. KAUFMAN, 909 Ps Ave. N.W. OUR LATEST CUT LIST KOLB PHARMACY. THE LOWEST CUT-RATE DRUG STORE IN ‘THIS CITY. We still lead in lowest prices for all Patent Medi- clues as we do in everything else. Closely notice these prices: Former Reduced Price. Price. Paine’s Celery Compound. 00 80.69 Hood's Sarsayarilla -69 Ayer's Sarcaparil 69 Cuticura Resolvent. 69 Cuticura Soap Cuticura Salve. SSS, stm: SSS. large Beef, Iron and Wine. Green's Nervara...... Scott's Emsision. Hostetter's Bitters Brown's Iron Bitters, Jayne's Expectorant Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. Medical Discovery Pierce's Favorite Prescription. Lydia Pinkham's Compound, Hall's Hair Renewer Barry's Tricopherous.. Benson's Capeine Piasters .... Fellows Syrup Hypophosphites Ayer’s Hair Vigo: Extracts Malt, wen Florida Water, fuil size, Fine Toilet Waters, all odors. Best Mixed Bird Seed ad Palin Seap, double cake Colegate’s. KOLB PHA RMACY, LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES, GOR. 7TH AMD E STS. Hemstitched Lusex Surers. Pusow C Hemstitched Irish Linen “deal” summer bed covering. Cool. durable and (wear considered) economt: © You remember what we had to <1 about Table Linens fow days tao Tiny IBS _myiche eeneeeeeeesse EERE EE makes ks e are after more trate. Sucerssor (uote iro.’ ALLE. ALLE, Jas. F. Oyster, | ciLeader” in quality. Leaiier” in quantity. th promptucss, euler” in low prices, Three Spots. in Depot, Sch and Pa. ave. B-Sa. Stands, Center and K st. Market, Ei 1. my (1862 OUR Bist RIGIDAY. On May Ist, 31 years ago. we hung out our shin- sle—and by an unswerving adherence to Honest Prin- ciples we've made steady progress. Incidentally we wish to thank our numerous friends for their conft- dence acd patronage during these many years, and hope to merit a continuance of the same in the future. order to make this a memorable event in the an- nals of the Shoe trade of this District, we've deter. mined to inaugurate an Anniversary SALE have made sweeeping reductions throughout the house. Every pair of Shoes in stock having been made to our svectal order, carries our unqualified guarantee. pliere'snotime tolove—for the first choice is the it. Conforming with the foregoing, we sppend A LIST OF THIRTY-ONE EXTRA VALUES. Many others, ‘not specified, await your consideration. KINDS. shed Patent Leathers. €3.97 #5. Kanwaroo and Calf Hand-sewed, { Gaiters. Boe - Bary iae Set Sr 2.97 | 269 247 Tx Fitent Leather aga Gu Se, 13) ~ nt Leatherand Goat Oxfords) 1. Ladies’ Hand.turned French Dongola, 2.98 269| 3.00 iB) E83 37 | S00 Back, Ti Wine osforda’. ES?) i738 ‘ack, Tan and Wine z| 1 Siate Russian Calf Oxtords....°° 2.19) 1.50. ‘+ Bisck and Colored Oxfords, styles. Ste | 1.25 Rasta Bincher Oxfords so | 100 White Suede Oxtords & Strapa:| Te | 1.50 Dongola Patent Tip Oxfords-.., 67e| Se Boys’ Calf Hand-sewed Lace & Congress) 1.97 | 2.00 Russia Halt Bluchers. £99 | 00 Youths’ Extra Lizbt Calf Shoes 129| 150 Boyw and Youths’ Patent Leather Oz Bena ia ze | 1.25 ys" and SMe | “Boe Misses sd Child's Dougole Pateat ‘Button. $9 | 1,00 Infants" Leathier Sole Shoes. Bie | “Be Enfants soft Kid Kole “hoes ie| Be Ladies’ Black Overgaiters.- Bixby's Royal Shoe Dressing’ Be | Ive ("A WORD TO THE WIVES IS SUFFICIENT.” HEILBRUN & C0., Tih St. NW. Stox: Tue Oro Womas Is Spor. : ; May 1. 4 4 Julius Wa Ofer of a Trip to the 4 ; Forld’s Fair. 4 4 Thie coupon represents one vote for themost 4 . popular policeman. 2 4 4 4 4 + Name... 4 4 + 4 4 4 4 i s * 5 May 1. s S Julius Lansburgh's Ofer of @ Trip to the 8 5 = rorld'e Fair, © 7? x 8 Thie coupon represents one vote for the most 8 : n repr ote for H 8 8 s s 8 5 5 Fi s 8 5 5 CONTEST oses Tonight ‘At 8 PM. ‘The lucky six who are togo to the World’s Fai At my expense will be known tonight, unless the contests are so exceedingly close as to necessitate a recount. You Can Buy ALL THE FURNITURE, CARPETS, MATTINGS AND UPHOLSTERY Goops YOU WANT, FOR CASH, OR— On Credit. Special Discount on all Dining Room Furniture Tomorrow. JULIUS LANSBURGH, | SRimlk,” N. Y . Ave Near 1 :. It Eddy | REFRIGERATORS EASILY LEAD THEM ALL. Hixuly indorsed by many of our leading citizens. ‘Coustant improvements for 46 years and prices lowered fo mest the popular demande Beveridge’s, wt 1215 F Aso 1214 G Sr. (f863)| MAU CTL Bator. May 1. This ballot represents one vote for one of the two Handsome Easy Chairs Presented by Craig & Harding, 13th and F sts., to the two most Popular ministers of this city. & 2 one Church. Ut One Week’s pecial Sale o Chamber Suites, —— Our Success with Parlor Furniture at re- ——Auced prices all last week has induced us ——to inaugurate a ‘‘spectal sale” of Chamber ——Snites for the coming week. We shall brinc ——down on the first floor about eight or ten ——Buites—the eream of the stock—that is, 80 ——far 28 values for the money 1» concerned. We shall offer this week 3-piece Chamber juites, quite showy pieces, Specrat, Prtce, $13.50 Eacu. —— 3 excellent styles in Solid Oak Chamber ——Suites, with 24 by 30-inch French bevel —plate mirror and 18 by 40-inch cheval —-mirror and equal to any suites sold about —-town at 937.50 and 940. Srrcar Price, $29.50. — A feature of the “sale” will be an ——-erhibition of Red Curly Birch Suites, ——tor which we are headquarters in Wesh- —ingten. As you know, Ret Curly Birch ——ts the most fashionable of all chamber —suites. ——_As ® special attraction we shall offer ——Red Birch Curly Chamber Suites, odd shaped ——heveled French plate mirror, equal to ——others’ 845 and 850 Birch Suites, These have shaped front with brass ——trimmings and carved headboards. Sprrctat Price, $35. —— We shall also offer: —— White Enameled and Gold_—_Bridal — Chamber Suites, with 25 by 30-inch oval —beveled French plate mirror. Was $02.50. Tas Wees, $47.50. —— We have the cleanest, neatest and most varied stock of Chamber Suites in Wash- inxton and show no less than » hun- ——red different suites on # floor. TL Craig Harding. Cor 1372 Axp F Srs. N. W. it oil For Your Dames atid & Brows. ‘Whether you care to buy TRIMMINGS. for your new material or for last year's ‘Dress we have the assortment to select from. You readily realize that a little trimming on a dress of last year can change its appearance mightily, and with our variety to select from we'll make it in- teresting for you. NARROW SILK EDGING, from ¥ to 1 inch, 123. per sara. SILK GALLOOS, 2 inches wide, L5c. ro 25c. per yara. SILK GIMPs, 25c. 10 8. ALL-SILK HAND CROCHET, beautiful designs, 35c. ro $4.50. cut 3eT Epaies trom 10. to 25c. per yard. ser orp, 2incn wide, 650, T5c., $1, $1.25 aso $1.50 ver rano. HANDSOME CUT JET, LEAF PATTERN, 3-inch wide, $1.75 vanv. and scroll patterns, from COMBINATION CHAMB AY, something entirely new, in the most approved patterns, fast colors, 1 2bo. per sara. We have a BURLEIGH LONG CLOTH, which we recommend very highly for ladies’ durable underwear, 1 which wecut 1230. per yar. SCOTCH CHEVIOT, the very thing for men’s and boys’ shirtinz, 32-inch wide. Former price, 18. Re- aucedto 15c. BEDFORD TISSUE, 30-inch in width, the very 9 newest designs, fast colors. Reduced from 1 2c. to 10c. Sarses. For Samr Wasrs, Is Dors Axp Srarves, Just what you will need later on, and now is the time to make your selection, as we have Just received afull assortment of staple as well as the recent or more novel shades, such as lilac, lavender, lignt blue, yoreeiain blue and reseda, in sinall, medium and large dots snd stripes We would advise you to make your selection now, when it will be no trouble to get what sou want. Ar 12k. ‘We are showing the finest line and the greatest variety of light and dark colors that can be found in this market. Apsowrety Fasr Cotors. Sewerry Spectars For Toxorzow. augse. stick Pixs 17, All50c. LACE PINS BOc. au7se. scar Pins 2c. ausi.oo press puckies 7 4c, EACH PIECE GUARANTEED. |LANSBURGH & BRO.,. 22. 424, 426 7TH ST. Seecinee AB SMASHING And more of it than ever will be done this year, but Leatbeoi TRUNKS Will stand it; they are famous for Licurssss asp Derasmury. ‘Made only by Janes S. Tornan, 1251 PENNA. AVE. N.W. Have your old trunks repaired now. wt Ent New Louis French Stearns. (Basement... TUESDAY, SPECIAL EX IT LADIES’ AND CHILDREN'S HOSIERY FOR SPRING AND SUMMER OF '93. HOSIERY TODAY, Mountains of it in boxes and out. And the mass isn’t half the wonder of the display. The last of our spring importation is from the custom house out of the cases and onto the counters—ready for your looking— for your buying. Been coming—a case or so at a time— for days past, but we made up our minds not to say HOSIERY until the stock was complete, full, per- fect. Therefore today we say HOSIERY in the broad- est, strongest, grandest, fullest sense, and ask you to ‘see what the best makers of the world, abroad and at home, have done in foot underwear for ladies, girls, boys and babies. More still You shall get a bint of the largeness of our Hosiery business and judge if anywhere within your reach there's another of the kind neariy cogroat. You shall see the goods in bulk and in detail, thousands of dollars’ worth, exclusive things, and things not so fine. les and special styles, together with the latest novelties, Kinds for every taste—but care- fully avoiding in every quality, even the lowest, all makes that have not anestablished reputation for Fe- Mability in wear. The ‘‘blacks” are the indelible sorts. The tans, the bronzes, the grays, the russets, the cardinals are also unfadable, and will match per- fectly the shoes to be worn this spring and summer— they were velected for that purpose. ‘The delicate and more dainty tints are here in great abundance, and are Just what they should be. In short, a Homery stock as varied and extensive aa ever shown under any one roo—directly from the makera—placed wpin the counters and handedsrom maker to wearer with but our own moderate profit attached, A look at the large street window will help you to guess what's inside, but ouly toguess. An hour before the heaped and crowded shelves and counters and you'll still wonder at the variety. That's our SPR. HOSIERY STORY—it has @ moral which can be turned to good account. LADIES’ HOSE. Ladies’ Fancy Striped and Boot Pattern Co'ton Hose, fast black boots, 25. 35 and 50c. a pair, — Ladies’ White Hose, to be worn with canvas shoes, plain, ribbed and lace ankies. 85, 37M. 50, 6234, 75e, 8L00, $1.25, 81.50 ‘a pai Ladies’ Fast Black Cotton Hose, double soles, high spliced heels and double toes. 35, 50, 625 and 75e. a patr.— Ladies’ Unbleached Balbriggan Hose, plain and silk clocked. —25, 35, 50, 6234 and 75e. a pair.— ‘Ladies’ Unbleached Lisle Hose. —50, 6236 and 5c. a patr.— Ladies’ Lisle Hose, leather, russeta, cardinal and gray. —50, 75, 87igc. and #1 @ pair. Ladies’ Fast Black Lisle Hose, plain, drop stitch, lace ankles ai broidere. 85, 50, 62%, 75, 87¢c., 81, $1.10, $1.25 apa. Ladies’ Colored Pure Silk Hose, plain and drop stitch, light shades, russet and cardinal. —The. to ® pair.— Ladies Fast Black Pure Silk Hose, plain, ribbed and lace ankles. —~Te. to #9. a pair. CHILDREN'S FAST BLACK HOSE. Children’s Cotton Hose, plain and drop stitch. Sizes 5 to 8H. Boys’ Ironclad Cotton Hose, double knees, toes and heels. Sizes 7 to 10. —25e. a pair. Children’s 2-1 Ribbed Cotton Hose, double knees, toes and heels. —Sizes 5 to 8, Bs 8 OE Be. We. Ble Children's Cotton Hose, plain and drop stitch, double heels and toes. Sizes 4 to 7, 25e.— Children’s J-1 Ribbed Cotton Hose, light weight. double knees, toes and heels. —Sizes 5 to 7, 25e.— Children’s Real Maco Cotton Hose, lieht welzht, fine quality, broad ribbed, double knees, toes and Children’s Cotton Hose, extra fine quality, BHT 86 5 “PRESENT DAY THEOLOGY,” a popular discussion of leading doctrines of the Christian —22.00.— “SOCIALISM AND THE AMERICAN SPIRIT," by N. P. Gilman, —81.20.— WOODWARD AND LOTHROP, 10TH, 11TH AND F STS. N.W. —o— Booxs. faith, by TUESDAY, CREAT REDUCTION SALE In CHINA HOUSE: FURNISHING DEPARTMENTS. ‘We have a care that nothing that may lift the burden ofhousework shall be missing from the housefur- nishing store. Hundreds of such things here at the lowest prices. Many are included in this reduction sale, You cannot afford to skip line in this column. Unusual values are namei—values that are not of daily occurrence—many of which cannot be dupli- cated when gone. Hovssrvnsisarxe Goons Derr. **Crown Jewel” Carpet Sweepers. —REDUCED TO 81.73.— Heavy Tin Wash Boilers. REGULAR PRICE, 91.35, — SPECIAL PRICE, 62¢.— Five O'clock Tea Kettles, polished brass, wrought iron stand. 95. — Galvanized Kefrixerator Pans. REGULAR PRICE, 25c. —-SPECIAL PRICE, 14c.—— 2-quart Tin Buckets, with covers. Regular price, Ie. —SPECIAL PRICE, 7c. — ‘Marseilles Soap, suitable for toilet or laundry. REDUCED TO 6 CAKES FOR 25c. Paige's Odorless Moth-proof Baga. —MEDIUM SIZE, 60c.— —LARGE SIZE, 75. ‘Model Letter Bores, all brass, — REDUCED FROM 5.00 TO ¢3.50.— Chopping Bowls and Knives. ae Zine Wash Boards. —-REDUCED FROM lie. TO 10c.— Brass Umbrella Stands. REDUCED FROM 65c. TO 50c.— Brass Umbrella Stands, —REDUCED FROM 81.50 TO 81.00.— Heavy Wire Ash Steves. — REDUCED FROM 75e. TO 50c.— Japanned Dust Pans. REDUCED TO &e.— All-bristle Dust Brushes. —25.— Splint Splash Mats. REDUCED FROM 10c. TO Se. Steel Wire Door Mats. REDUCED FROM 82.95 to O5e. Cherry Towel Racks, 10x12 mirror back, handsomely finished, REDUCED FROM (5c. TO 45¢.— ages Caxa Derantaest. English Semi-Porcelain Dinner Sets, hand painted, handsome shape, 10? pieces, including soup tureen. -—REDUCED FEOM #21.00 TO 818.00. American Semi-Porcelain Dinner Sets, beautifully decorated, 102 pieces, including soup tureen. REDUCED FROM 815.00 TO 813.00.— Bik. Se, “40c. “42e. “S4e. “46s. “GBC. “Boe. ‘Misses’ Plain Cotton Hose, fine quality, double knees, toes and heels. 4 4 E 6 66 7 ™% 8 84 Oe. Children’s Three-thread Cotton Hose, fine and broad ribbed, double knees, toes aud heels. ™% 8 8% 9 9% 10 7-1 Ribbed Cotton Hose, medium and light weight, double knees, toesand heels. 6 Oo 7 Tt 8 BM jc. Be. AOC, $20. He. 's Fine Ribbed Cotton Hose, light weight, extra fine quality, double knees, toes and heels. 10% 10 Bie. “GBe. French Ribbed Cotton Hose, fine and corduroy ribbed. A splendid hose for boys. 8 8% 9 9% 10 10% Fae. “SOc. Nie. We. Me. SLO BLO $1.10 Children’s Cotton Hose, extra fine quality, fine ribbed, hand-made seams, double soles, high spliced heels. 6 oy 7 TH 8 8% 9 9% 10 De. ~ 81 81.10 81.20 81.30 31.40 $1.50 8.00 81.70 CHILDREN’S COLORED HOSE. Children’s Ribbed Cotten Hose, tan, cardinal and russet. —e to Ske. a pair,— —Children’s Lisle Hose, cardinal and russet. 36>. to Be. a pair.— FOR MAY BALLS, Children’s Pure Silk Hore, tan, russet, cardinal, light blue, pink and white. ——B0e. to 3.05 @ pair. INFANTS’ HOSE A SPECIALTY. Infants’ Silk, Lisle Thread, Cotton and Cashmere , three-quarter and full lengths, russe tan, cardinal, black, white, pink, sky blue, gray. ecrt and pretty stripes. to $1.65 a pair. — (First floor... OUR POPULAR No. 1,000 “I. C.” Corser Is made of very fine quality contil and bones, oxtra Jong waist, spoon busk, double side ateels. It is perfect in fit, especially for stout figures, iving the proper curves as well as comfort. Prices are very moderate. (Second floor... .- Annex to 10th st. building. ) = Doulton’s Semt-Porcelain Dinner Sets, decorated, 125 pieces, —REDUCED FROM 816 TO #10.— English Printed Dinner Sets, 99 pieces. —REDUCED FROM 88 50 TO 86.— Doulton's Decorated Tollet Sets, handsomely en- ameled in colors, three styles, twelve pieces, includ- ing slop sar. —REDUCED FROM 813.50 TO $10.— Hand-painted Umbrella Stands, —REDUCED FROM 85 To 33 Carlsbad Piates, suitable for desserts, ice cream, fruit, &c., a dozen patterns and shapes. 2 FOR 23e.— Limoges Plates. Some time ago we advertised alot of Hand-painted Limoges China Plates, all sizes. at 25e. They were such good value that they were sold out almost im- mediately, We have just secured another small lot of the same goods and offer them at the same price. Gth floor, 10th st. building. ) Another lot of Cut Glass Tumblers, strawberry, @jamond and fen cutting. Regular price, $7.00, —-SPECIAL PRICE, 83.75 DOZ.— (Sth floor. 10th st. building.) — x Pressey Grass Deranruenr. Full size Table Tumblers, Fire polished. dozen. — Fancy Wine Glasses. —Reduced from 40 to 25e. dozen. — ‘Opal Glass Cake or Bread Plates, Open edge, —100 — “Columbus” Cake Plates, Bust of Columbus it relief. —100.— Breakfast Sets, Four pieces—butter dish, spoon holder, cream pitcher ‘and sugar bowl. Regular price, 5c. — SPECIAL PRICE, 15.— Engraved Vinegar and Oil Bottles, —REDUCED FROM 15e. TO 10c.— Lave Deranroent. DECORATED LAMps, With shade to match, Suitable for dining room kitchen use. —REDUCED FROM 81 TO 75c.— JAPANESE PAPER LAMP SHADES, 00. assorted colors. ——REDUCED FROM 5 TO 1¢c.— Fifth floor.. 10th st. building.) Tue Are asg20d as you usually pay double this amount for, tachments and a five-year guarantee. “Capron Sewixe Macurses Ar 819.50 Each machine is accompaated by a fall set of at- See them in operation on --0th st, bldg.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, lore. UTH AND F BTS. N. W. No other house DOES-EVER DID— or EVER WILL sell such S7ERLING QUALITIES at such LOW PRICES as WE quote. Sazs Asp Courasy. Have You Gor $2.50. SPECIAL SALE OF LADIES’ SHOES. E FIND WE CAN'T BE too watchful of stock—it's so easy for the broken lots to sccumulate—and they're worse than weeds in = garden to & well-tegulated store like ours. In spite of all our care thers are about 500 pairs of LADIES’ BUTTON BOOTS in our 85 line—of which there isn't @ complete run of sizes. Thode we are going to get out of the way in s hurry. That's what we want you to do with the $2.50. Save $2.50 by spending $250 and ret = pair of the best Boots $5 ever bought. There are some of about every style that's fasbionable—strictly hand- made—or ‘‘bench-made,” as they call it im Shoe talk—of French Kid and Patent Leather—the best quality of both.——Made by the best hands in the country—s half dozen different *‘lasters” who have mastered the art of com- dining comyort, quality and shapii- ness. Beginning tomorrow morning (and only for the balance of this week, if ‘they last that long), you'll find these broken lots on a separate table in our SHOE DEPARTMENT.——You can ‘‘take ‘em all in” at a glance — It your size is there—and it's more’n likely to be im one style or another—don't miss getting a pair or two. Tue Reovian Puce Is $5. We have cut that square in halves. Taxe Yorn ( Cuorce F. $2.50. Saxs Axp Comrasy, PENN. AVE. } AND 7TH STREET. i} Credit IS THE Lever ‘That removes great obstructions. If you are moving into a new house make up go your surroundings shall be comfortable. Get what inte fa payins Tor ta hte mopey: once a ce erent eT ance, cancel the, obligation. Save ReTtgtes Wet you es naga ao dioagressble he YOUR GREDIT IS Good Men. Of USonly. Bt For, austhing. you, need stout the bouss._Don'3for-| children acting as, we offer acl ‘Mair ch th Parlor Suite for 822. 50—cash Sreredi ica conte Weir can hi oa Shite which we seit or #133 devel giase in bureau. Hot weather is c< and you gion etter eel i ew om first. prize af A eae Sees you need some Ms for that room upstairs we Resse neocon nope sat reliaule aredee ia | it free of cost. We make a specialty of a Sock ieee wrade of Brussels ro pl ae elec -AN'Garpet unde and lata free of cost. No charge for hik jemesch pe ae ‘Tables which sell elsewhere 75. 40-pound Hair Mat- hoice between a Seven-plece Pl for 85.00 we sell for 83.. mea net rou need 2 ceceee ie the baby, we have a yondred Randeon e pattergn for "rou to select from jeywood a ie fro SE HAVE BUT ONE PRICE. CASH Oi Ch me. NOT ATE DISCOUNT FOR CASH, GROGAN’S MAMMOTH GREDIT HOUSE, 819. s21 AND 23 7TH Oe. uw, myl BET. H AND I STS. 3 Leaders. Pop irs best of everything we handle shah Serre oe sonia “hres st sal putty. tiers a tase Teaders for your carefal consiceration Sar Braxp Frovr, $5.50 Bat. | sane The famous Satin Brand Flour, made from the whole wheat by the Minnesote patent and nourishing. Us Bneand white. “Oniy €530 per barrel” Cautrorsta Frorr, 84 Dozex Caxs. qilizhest grades of Californie Frat peaches, plums, pears, Eeicctea ‘fruit: "Heavy situp. Onl cane. Usanvtreraten Tras. In brood days of *‘tea adult tion” pate ie ea ee Saar Bate as, a ie sets HOS far ands eee Jas. E. Sraxe & Co. ‘*Sellera of High-grade Groceries.” 1025 Coss. Ave.—Puoxe, 435. N.BL=A full line of market ou be hea Palace Market, 1057 Conn aves? & ad The Advantages Of usinga GAS RANGE are manifold. First, there's nocoal used. Of course you have to use gas. But gas is the cheaper. Then there's no dirt, dust or danger connected with the use of a GAS RANGE. Lastly, it's cooler means of cooking, but cooks just as thoroughly. See our stock. There's room for a most particular choice. Prices to suit. S. S. SHEDB & BEs: 432 9HIS Plumbing, Gae Fitting, Heating. &e. THERE'S MORE AUT RIMEDT “Comemolors And more tonic properties in one bottle af SIMMS’ KOUMIS than in one dozen Dotties of malt. Not only is Interest in This Thriv- ing Section of the District. Canal affairs are pursuing the even tenor of The steamer Shawmut sailed on Saturday for the const with 2,100 tons of coal. This has con- siderably relieved matters at the dump, and the discharge of boats will now be pushed with greater vigor Boats tailing on Saturday at Cumberland for Georgetown with coal were as follows: To Meredith, Winship & Co.—No. 142, Capt. J. Chaney, 119 tons; No. 133. Capt. 8. | Atwell, 115 tons; No. 129, Capt. E. Bowers, 117 | Consolidation No. 20, Capt. Thomas Shrives, 121 tons. To J.'P. Agnew & Co.—Boats to arrive on Friday were Emilio Merins, Capt. 8. Dodd, 117 tons: Frederick Wieland, Capt. Thomas | Bowers, 118 tons: Ollie V., Capt. Bowers, 116 | tons, REAL ESTATE MATTERS. A two-story frame house located at 2822 0 street was Saturday sold at public auetion to Mr. Calvin Payne for $1,000. The house at the northwest corner of 28th and Gay streets also changed hands, The Denton place near Bethesda, containing 187 acres, is being subdivided by Mr. Heath Dodge and others. Two of the streets that have been run through havea width of sixty feet. Mr. T. J, Stanton has about completed the erection of two handsome three-story bricke, located on the north side of Prospect avenue near Southworth cottage. The houses contain the most modern conveniences. Chas. $. Domer Saturday sold to B. H. Warder lot 1 of Peter and others’ addition to Georgetown. This is the old Taylor property that was bought by Mr. Domera few wecks ago. There are 103 houses in course of construc- tion in = the pie boulevard up Foun- ranch will'be riod record todayy Eighteen acres of Ind near Hunter's Chapel, in Alexandria county, and nine acres near the Chain bridge have recently changed hands, the | former bringing $400 per acre and the latter 222 per acre. GONE TO HER Home. Lizzie Rolf, the mulatto girl from Cumber- land who claimed to have been criminally assaulted on a canal boat near Seneca by a man named Underdonk, and who was sent to Freed- man’s Hospital by the police of the seventh precinct, has been returned to her home. The offense alleged was committed without the jurisdiction of the District authorities. It is understood that the girl will bring her charges before the Maryland officers. LINTHICUM INSTITUTE COMMENCEMENT. The seventeenth annual commencement of the Linthicum Institute will be held on June 1, and preparations for the event are ncw bemg made, The different parts in the play to be presented have all been assizned and, as they | are being conscientiously studied, os sentation, from an artistic standpoint, no doubt exceed those of previous years. The members of the advanced elocution ‘class, which recently gave a very successful en- tertainment, will take part,and much is ex- pected of them. As the year draws on to ite close there is considerable interest manifested as to who will capture the prizes. ‘Thess hes bees quite valry for the $50 in ld which is annually given, and who the jucky student will be cannot be named until the night of the entertainment. LACK OF BAILROAD FACILITIES. Merchants like to talk on the subject of the lack of railroad facilities. They declare that their freight occupies ten to twelve days in getting from New York. Jersey City and ‘Newark and that Philadelphia stuff is often one week on the road. This is an uncomfortable situation they say. SOME CURJOUS RIGNA. Georgetown has a collection of curious signs. dry ee One reads: “Born with a brain within a brain ican kure enny kind of misery ina shot time | with onty the best erbs to be used.” Another calls attention to “Fresh salt-water oysters, for sail by the pint, qwort or galun.”” Others are: “Horse shoeing and wheel- | writing,” “Fresh spring eggs,” “Meals open | at all hours of the day ond night by the week | or month except Sundays,” “Wetnuree. attention to children,” “Jersey milk, Connecti- cut pics and Maryland biscuit.” FUNERALS YESTERDAY, At 2 o'clock yesterday the remains of the late Mrs. Katharine C. Dorsey were escorted to Christ Church, where services were conducted by Rev. Dr. Walker of Virginia. Those who | acted as pallbearers were Messrs. Blackford, | Matthews, Ambler. Chew, Goode and Mason. Sire After the services tbe body was taken to Alex andria and buried in the old Christ Church iveyard. ‘The funeral of Mrs. J. M. Waters took yesterday from 3224 N street. Rev. Char Buck of St. John's conducted the service. The bearers were Messrs, C. W. Howard, J. E, ibbey, M. J. Adler, J. A. Lacey, W. Marden King, Scott Chew, T. D. Waters and James H. Taylor. The burial place was Oak Hill. "the funeral of Lazarus Wetzel took place | at yesterday from. his inte home, near the corner of the New Cut and Foxall Toads, six grand- bearers. The body was escorted to Trinity Church, where Father Rocco- Jort epeke feelingly of the deceased. The inter- ment was at Holy THAT DEAD HORSE. Col. Elliot of the Washington aqueduct, in speaking of Tue Stan's report of the existence of adecomposing horse near the Great Falls | feeder, on Saturday made the following state- | ment: “On ingiry I find that about two weeks ago a horse Ley hy in the grourd near the canal ‘and about 300 yards from the river near Sandy Spring, which is about two miles above the falls, and the watchman says the dogs may have partially uncovered it. He will go there this | morning, and if the report is correct, he will | have it thoroughly covered up.” | Mr. Fred Doering, who lives near the poltuted | spot, informed the reporter of the presence there of the carcass. CYCLE CLUB'S RUNS. ‘The Georgetown Cycle Club had an excellent run yesterday to Occoquan Falls, One of the | members had a mishap, his machine almost cing to pieces on the loneliest part of the road. After a long walk the railroad was reached and both machine and owner were brought to town by steam. FISHING ON THE UPPER POTOMAC. Herring were in abundance yesterday in the upper Potomac, and the dippers had no trouble in getting a large catch within a short time. It! took but a brief while to fill the large battean | which each dippe per had, and in some instances ig! there were as high as three or four dozen taken | bed one dip. The vets being small this number ais ved og the were the patient perch ore who wucceoded in eatching quite ow of the small fish. Below the Chain) bridge the river was dotted with little craft of all kinds, and those in charge. like their brothers on shore, caught many representatives of the finny tribe. CUSTOM HOUSE ENTRIES. The following isa statement of the entries received a the Georgetown custom house for the week ending April 30, 1893: Books, €564; | silk dresses, $1,783: decorated china,€37; cloth- ing, $93; beer, $296; metal, $5; marble mosaic, $236; total, $3,014. NOTES. ‘The Rev. Dr. Stuart spent yesterday in Vir- ginia, where he attended the funeral of a rela~ tive. Mrs, A. Fletcher bas resumed business at 1237 32d street. F. D. Daley is about to begin the razing of the old building on the southeast corner ot 33d and Q streets and the construction on the site of a three-story press-vrick house, with Ohio sandstone trimmings and galvanized iron cor- nices, Cost, $6,600. The mershal of the District has taken posses- sion of « quantity of marble left on the grounds of the new naval observatory and is holding it for the benetit of the Potomac Stone ‘Compa Mr. . W. Cissel, who left Georgetown about a week ago to visit his brother near Laurel, Md., was suddenly taken ill on Friday night and bis family physician sent for. Mr Sewell Cissel yesterday. though, reported his father much better, and predicted his return A Mrs. N. W. Weaver have sent out cards announcing the marriage of their daughter, Miss Mary Ida Weaver, to Ensign Benton C. Decker of thy United States navy, the ceremony to take place at the residence of the bride's parents, 2619 N strect, on Saturday, it @ nutritive medicime, but it » "tiger, | May 13, wt 8 o'clock p.m. Phenpethy nea inaagerey cand i ved nal bout Four Brothers yesterday brought strengthening powers of the tonic property of are both combined in remedy. 25 cents bottle. G. G. Cc. Snows (Pharmacist), I4ru Axp New Yous Ave. N.W. milk and this popular Jactic acid | for G. W. Cissell & © down from White's Ferry of corn ‘Corn is quo at 54 cents. Wheat is reported to be very scarce, the amount coming down the canal being @inost unworthy of mention. ‘News has been received of the death at Phila delphia of George E. Grimes, formerly ot Georgetown, and the oldest son of the late George und ‘A. V. Grimes. Georgetown is a town of gardens, and just Rev. Mr. Ar. Hines of Kichmond preached at tse Eat anere ars ovat 7 scington preached ut Rhee of — P. E. Church of thie city is considering the of selling the present church and bi another ina new The remains of Mrs. Kate Mason vere brought to this city from oon Poe j day tnd interred in the family Jot bere, services of “the month of Mary,” which will continue through May, wae Nom at tbe Catholic Church here this morning. E. C. Atwell has bought for €1,175 two frame. | houses and lote on Wolfe street near Patrich. now these garden spots area burst of ‘bloom. Georgetown ted with rot ond yaiow coder thr ‘bangs Testy wim ‘ume. Mrs. Z. G. Hughes of M street has recovered. Mr. D. E. Reynolds of Baltimore is with friends here. " — ALEXANDRIA, ODD FELLOWS’ ANNIVERSARY. The Alexandria Odd Fellows of Potomac an@ Sarepta lodges moved through the streets last the seventy-fourth anniversary of the order. Rev. Dr. McAllister delivered a discourse propriate to the occasion in tion of the doctrine of Friendship, Love and Truth. Odd Fellowship has been Jong established in Alexandria. Potomac ‘Lolae of Odd Fellows came fifty-five years after Alexandria Washington Lodge F. and M. was pg wy but when it was chartered in arc] it became 13 pat and as early ax hall, which ‘still stands on near Cameron street. There bad been earlier effort to bring Odd mages andria. and. in 1882, ‘Pocabontas . LO. originated, but was not success- ao i 0. F., bad been ful. be aed Fellows are many mane of the most popular ‘useful citizens DEMOCRATIC CITY COMMITTEE. ‘The democratic city committee met Saturday night at Chairman Bailey's office and collected final arressments and made arrangements for the primary election in each of the four wards, ing at sunrise and ateunset. The additional candidates to be pieced om the eket are Levi J. Hurdle, for of the market; Jas. L. Adams, lumber i 5 CoC, Carlin, alderman. third ward; Ic’ F. Knox, fourth ward: Harry Wheat, councilman ward; E. B, Taylor, councilman second ward, _ THE ALEXANDRIA COURTS, The county court, Judge Chichester, opened its May term this morning. ‘The session bas bech devoted mainly to the granting of licenses, | The corporation court. Judge Norton, will next Monday with » Fauquier jury to try ferson Phillips for the murder of George & f THE RENOVATION OF ALLEYS. The care of alleys as a sanitary necessity te now forcing itself upon the euthorities here, pint gr won Streets will at once prow cred to grade, pave and curb three alleys, one, 4 Tuuping frop her Chanting stablce on Pitt street to St Asaph street. other,an alley of later date,run: from to Fayette street jast north of Boney and the third an entirely new one Hill, ranning from Columbus to between Wilkes and Gibbons ‘as to the paving of alleys was drin nearly a century ago by an February, 1797, as follows: ‘Ordered, Rev. Dr. Langford of the mission bervion preached at Christ Church yesterday. Rev. J. R, Rowe of North Carolina conducted the Primitive Baptist services at their church om Fairfax street near the electric ofvee. ‘lth ‘The survivors of Kemper's © banquet im this city on one evening a Return of the Yacht Olivette, After a very pleusant cruise of two weeks te Hampton Roads to witness the naval review, the yecht Olivette has returned to this city, A stop was made at Yorktown, Va.,and at other points of interest. The distance CC. 2c Nores, George C. Denn, George Morey Harry Smith and Dean Halford” =" MAKRIED. ALEXANDER—BULL On April 1883, eAERAnDRn SUE gm TB eye SESS. ALEXAND We an’ ‘Mise “Ei ‘LL. both of Washington, D. w BM-CULLOCGR FYIENMAN, og A Tease and Mise Mai f VILHMAN ashlee ton, D.C. se DIED. CAMILLE. On April 29, 1 pike, Sha tay, Avecl 20, 1808. ate, oy i Rate apa orthwent. Weibives a0 trend; ae cvitea. Pegs Avril 20, 1803, MAURICE Biishtwood ave Funeral THOTH. On Sunday eke ee Bidcnabtng. aa, Bue 3 wife of Geoiue W. Coldenstrotl, oi "Fanern’ Wa megaiierlg from ber resiuence 1 2 4 a ‘OURAN. Departed this life on Thursday zat B gto namie 11 ciclaaep ty Ba TERESA CURKAN. beloved wile Te funeral will take place from Det late eminem, Xo. By Lintreet portuwent, on Ween Bs" iilet regutens sage at se Seed oi ees imaculate Goncertion at #30 aan. iflareimened to wtend. OY HELLER. At Altoona, Pa. May 1. 1803, LL gloved wate of Wc "Mier ana Mire WF. ‘Montacve suit Miss Mollie Teeuenm of Sit, axed Unnrty-one Years and Sve mouton KELLY. On Sunday, April 30, 18, EDWARD. ELLY. in ‘he thirty-hinth year of hie aie. Liniate veanience, Hock Cregk Cbs On Saturday. Apett 2p, a ZABLE pitt cal ginal td vi Nttchas na McArdic, aged ulueteen yearend sme, Fauers Tuesday morning ‘ron. her late 0, ret Lorthiwent-at 8:30 ot NOS eu nerve uortiment at 8:0 oon, Mondas, May 1. TNIh, after incon LAURA Les wile ot Chae A: Monens SB *Soclae uf Stceral hereafter NETTLETON. Ou Ares 30, 1800, Mi. avovera a wile of W. 0. 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