Evening Star Newspaper, May 16, 1893, Page 5

OWING To the Rai “THIS MORKING WE WILL GIVE YOU OME DAY MORE OF THE Cut: Prices. Cash or Credit. 1Q Psa Cesr Ore Rernicexatons. You may taks your choice of our elegant Mock of Ice Chests and Refrigerators, some 100 different kinds and sizes, at ¢ @isount of 10 per ennt on our already Present low marked prices. Cash or evedit. 10 Pex Cest Orr Banr Usrances. Yon may. take your choice of our mas- Rificent Hine of Baby Carriages, some 50 or 69 different styles. at a discount of 10 per cent om present marked prices. Cash or credit. NOTICE: Lace Cover and Embroidered Afchan given free with every baby car- Fiage sold during these to days. Disisa Tastes Repecen. Gtt. Solid Osk Extensioa Dining Table. R Cream Tables, 27 by 18 Toworrow, $1.95. Srornown Reoecen. No. 100, Soll Oak Siteboard, 20 by 42 inches, two top drewe-s, one lined, one wide Hnen drawer, cupboard below, finished with 1 by 2i-inch beveled glass. Regular 21550. Tomorrow, $13.75 Panton Scrms Repvcen. G-pisce Biack Hair Cioth Parlor Suites. Reduced from 950 to $37. piece Sik Tapestry Suite, with imuta- tion frame. Were @55. Now &: ‘G-pisce Parlor Suite, with quarfer sawed oak antique frame. Were $55. Now $37. Cusrzs Axo Rocxzrs Repvcep. Cush oF credit. 500 “Oda” Dining Chairs, dozens of different kinds, with and without arms. TSe. Chawrs for $T¥e. QI Chairs for We. 81.50 Chairs for 75a, €2 Chairs for 81 ‘No. $70. Colonial Osk Rocker, with arms. Reduced from 81.50 to $1.9) No. 5008. Porch Rocker, with wide arms, caned seat, rattan back. Reduced from $5 to #240. 100 Solid Oak High-back Dining Chairs, cane seat, Reduced from $1.25 to 90e. Ne 500. Hard-wood Dining Chairs, carved top. Reduced from $1 to G8. 3 Tapestry-seat Oak Rockers. Reduced from #330 to &2.25. Sams price—cash or eredit. 2 Tapestry-seat Oak Rockers with arma. Reduced from $5 to @325. Same price—cash or eredit. 7 Imitation Mahogany Corner Chairs, satin damask seats. Reduced from 88 to 85.73. ‘Same price—cash or credit, Cuausen Serre Repvcen. No. 60. Excellent Chamber Suite, 26 by 30 beveled lass, finished with splasher rail, solid, substantial suite. © Reduced from $26 to 1650 Bens Axv Bevorse Repvcen. No. 430. Antique Oak Mantel Foldme Bed, well constructed. Reduced from to 815.7 424. Biue Enameled fron Beds. Reduced from $9.50 to 96 . 0108. Enameled Iron Double Beds, brass trimmed, pink and light blue. Re- duced from $10.50 to $6.75. Combination Double Bed Jute and Shuck Sommer Mattress, covered with best tick- ine. Reduced from $430 to $220 Fine 4°-pound Halr Mattresses, covered with best ticking. For two days, $7.25 each. Cou ues Repvcen. 9 Handsome Wilton Rug Couches, plush trimmed, spring head and edge. Reduced fom #15.50 to #1073. % Handsome SUX Tapestry Couches, one Reduced s Asp Marne Repvcen. Having but two patterns left in Fine Velvet Rurs, size 25 by 34 im, which have been selling for $250, we will chse out the two patterns tomorrow, eL@ cach. Sims pries—cash or eretit. 75 rolls of Matting, 40 yards to the roll, oaly @450 per roll. Urnorsresy Goons Reovcen. 100 pieces of Fancy Silkalins, 36 inches whle, im a large variety of attractive pat- terse for drapecies. Tomorrow, 9c. per yard. Cash or om eredit. 3Ginch Furniture Sateen for curtains, eushtons, per sard. For cash or om credit. Ge. Reduced from 2Sc to 17c. Cheny Bros’ Figured China Sik Be- Gucet from $1 to 30c. per yard. Cash or on credit. Oar 40 and 50-inch Swiss Muslins, white and fancy figures, for curtains, &:. For 2le per For cash or ow credit. patrs of “White and Eera Nottingham + Lace Curtain, 60 in. wide, 3M yarcs long. Meduced fou 8250 tw #2 per pair. Same price—cush of credit. JULIUS LANSBURGH’S “Rink,” nu N.Y. Ave. Nesn Ltrs Sr. ny? se aur Cp MATA the finest Wire Window Sereeus ever ofvred in Washington for th - urely mew. automatic, We ho center my15 ——are a disera: T noting pepoie, ‘non ns and. Inerow! Sicht-seeing. You fort if yong. feet are an relieve thera “instantly. onces, & Sox. Pa AVE. ms w Id. G eussvropists, 115 15 to the ity. | should have | | BON MARCHE One Day More. Not even the inclement weather could prevent = large number of sa gacions buyers from taking sdvantage . “BREAST QE A TRACTIONS" East OF ATnActions™ —Advertised for today’s sale in last Your Choice Of Ladies* New Untrimmed Straw Hats, Of Ladies’ New Unirimmed Straw Hats, which were $2.98: 8248, $2.25, $1.98, $1.75, $1.48 axv 98c., FOR 69s ‘The lot embraces s fn plain, rough and lace straw. in 6 greens, 4 pinks, 3 light blues, 5 he- Uotropes, browns, ecru, &c., and also combinations of two colors, such as green and pink, brown and tan, black ‘and lavender, black and green, ke. EW" Greatest ofering of Straw Hate cver 59° Roses, 39* rubber stem, in Pink, Jacques, yellow and other colors, Regular prize, 59s. Tomorrow389° Lovers Tannen Hass, $4.98. We shall offer tomorrow a lice of Ladies’ Styiihiy Trimmed “Chip” and “Leahorn” Hats, in white and licht- colored effects, embracing the most fashioncble shapes introduced this sea- son. Regular prices, $6.50, 87 and Choice, $4.98. doubt these are the dest value in Trimmed Hate it was ever our good fortune to offer. Lawn Suits. 158 Ladies Lawn Suits, waist has full sleeves, knife-plaited ruffle down fm Only $2.25 Ea. BON MARCHE x 314-316 Tr Sx N.W. PATAPSCO _ FLOUR. *_ 19TH YEAR, Lue Tavs, The Best will Prevail. PATAPSCO was Tae NOTED MILL ten and HAS HAD RO BRANDS ip Auerion aud BAS HAD RO EQUAL an 8 : fuont its history. PATAPSCO SUPERLATIVE PATENT, ‘Ae Premier Flaw: of Aacriee Because it ts ma Re the CREAM of mani ° ND_AND VIKGINIA. WHEAT Best VARIETY trom every Hard Wont state ia ibs IT 18 PERFECTION IN P. Dal; And others. C. A. CAMBRILL Office, Ne fe25-s, tu, 13m UNEQUALED FOR SWEETNESS. SIMMS" TOILET COLOGNE is one of the sweetest. most re- freshing and most last- ing COLOGNES prepared. Foreixa colognes cannot surpass it and thetr price is considerab.y larger. Summer fs the time for he:daches. My Cologne 1s invaluable for giving relief. Sample vial, 23 cents; half pint, 50 cents; pint, 81.00. Met. oo, 214 Commerce st. G. G. C. Stans, ‘Pharmacist, GRAND SUMMER OPENING | TUESDAY, MAY 16, A LARGE and CHOICE SELECTI SUMMER BONNETS AND N of HATS _Mats for Mountain and Seaside Wear. fe24-3m Ocrs Is Tse Osty Reacsare Corset Store Wasbington, and is, the south tf New fork: “Ail “Gormets “Btted. “frees haranteed satisfactory or money refundel, Sthore’ hoes Ventilated Corsets” here "3 Others Ze Ventiated, Conets, Gthers’ $2.25 Linen Corects here 1.00. M: C. W helan, 1003 F ST. NO BRANCH. my15, orsets here SMITHFIELD HAMS. Genuine and of extra qual- ity. The present is thetime toseiect them for future use. N. W. Burchell, 1325 F st. Q203020§ OF OF OF0FOFOFO 20 VEARS & atts lene period to serve the public of Wasitinctonobany cther city satinfac fort sot we bave done ity and’ this jou wervice speaks tos: eloguentiy and forcityy for the bigh quality and party a = S = 5 % S = + £020¢02020202020; x = (oo, Company. : La ae 202020202020 XXXXXXXAXXNAXNAAXXK THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTO = FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF CREAT FALLS IGE 60. Wholesale and retail dealers in the pleat and best grades ofthe famous KENNEBEG ICE. {@ Make arranzements for your sum- mer supply NOW. delivered anywhere, inany ‘and as often as rite or telephone us or order thromeh one of our drivers. GGGGGGG Snning card “winning eard.” MAIN OFFICE, 924 PA. AVE. NW. BRANCH OFFICE, 103 HIGH ST., GEORGY TOWN. DEPOTS: FOOT OF 10TH S8T.—3056 WATER ST. ‘Telephones 872, 1305 and 56%. — my15 Pes te Soochow ce al CCCCC CLC CCC CCC CCCCC There’s iGGGGGGG JOT TTT GG Se SRLS EE the Men's Genui Russia Sal Brucker welte selling for BL 10. Piccadilly aoe ie | Te You Dovwr seo wnat you want ask for it. We have it—At the EDMONSTON ‘ms 1834 FS: NOW. XXXXXXXVXXXXXXXX Open 8a.m.' (Close6 p.m. between which hours - alpiepebay dtiaee "°° ™ $2.50 Oxfords, XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX HSSt & SHBEE ems 1217 Pk Ave __| XXX XXXXXXXXNXNKK CMHAE & LHEBES “SESE THE: Ladies’ Vests. Ladies’ Swixs Ribbed Vests, have been sold recent'y at 12i¢c. ae Oszx 6c. Hace, ° Waists. Osu 50c. Excz. Crepon. Beautiful effects in nile, heli bit masats ne Bits am conimencement Ost 12k. Yano. Garhart & Leidy, 928 Tru Axo 706 K Sz. N. “THUJA” Hair Tonic removes daniruf. 50c. Bottle. For sale only at hompson’s Pasnwacr. 703 1dr Sr. N.W. Fr. Organdies Charming desizns and colorings on White ground. Rarest Washable Creations of the French! Not the larzest Perhaps, but every patiern is rich ezelusive and selected by a buyer with rare tastes for ths beautiful. Yet we @ak you no more than othere ask for their ordinary patterns, Better see ours! J.B. NATE Gaoeeee 8.) 1328 F. myl-un Flower Vases. We had quite a run on the Colored English Glass Flower Vases at Easter. couldn't supply the demand. More ba Just arrived. ‘These vases have bro: flared tops in a dozen or so artistic shapes, in @ dozen or more sizes, from 6 inches to 48 inches high. Colors, white, green, heliotrope. gold-and-green, &e. Prices, @5c. to $15 each, Mi W. Beveridge, IMPORTER OF POTTERY AND PORCELAINS, 1215 F ST. AND 1214 G sT. my15 Rese Peet Osi Mase Dollar Shirts w. <—in the city. Macras, 81, Cheviots, 81. Satteeng, #1. Bedford Cords, #1—etc. Notice how much better made ours are than the dollar Shirts sold about town— Detter in quality—detter in constructiou— better in every detail. Braxcn Barro. ELLERY & IREL 931 OTH ST.N.W.—J Siner_ Factory, MANAGERS, ¥. AVE. my15 Be Careful. There are men havine no place’ of busl- ness ig’ go from Thou? fon hougs with Samples” of Wall Paper, Bo ‘wary uf them Saud "thew paper, too! ‘wall Paverine yon have done by us is guaranteed. for three yrare “Ou ‘Yricas sro the lowest, and one stock ts "the "mort shis ctty. TT dapat fe oe eat? Bart En op postal’ or cally Oyen seit ‘b 'p L4rn & S Sts. NW. all nyeelr ma. ING, C.F. KBé: Coxvestexce Asp Ecoxouy Effected in every household by the us> of Lista Compass Exrnact Or Ber. ‘The best way to improve and strengthen Soups and Satces of all kinds is to add alittle of this famous product. myéth.ta . D.C, TUESDAY, MAY 16, 1893-TEN PAGES, Passing Opportunity. ‘Tur pavais ROYAL BUYERS GRASPED A PASSING PPORTUNITE. Now -11s yours, Tue cops wont 857,000 SECURED FOR $35,000 DURING THE THREAT- ENED PANIC LAST WEEK ARE BEING QUICKLY DISTRIBUTED. Over 212,000 WORTH OF THE GOODS HAVE BEEN ALREADY DIS- TRIBUTED, Tur ruronrens xp MANUFACTURERS HAVE RECOVERED FROM THEIR SCARE. PRICES ARE AND WILL BE FIRMER, 80 THAT THE PALAIS ROYAL NOW REPRESENTS A RESERVOIR OF SENSATIONAL BARGAINS WITH THE FEEDING CHANNEL EMPTY. Tris aasstne oppontuxrry To SECURE SENSATIONAL BARGAINS. pe: A Scanen Jzwerzn. ‘The mahufacturer of sterling silver souvenir spoons doubtless now regrets he thought the country was going to the bow bows, ‘The Palats Royal Jewelry buyer closed out his stock 80 as to now offer among other bargains spvone Jor L8e that were intended to retail at 1. Sterling silver, so stamped, so guaranteed. From another maker come sterling silver brooches worth 50c for only 29 cents, Rane Panasor-Unnrrnias Of silk in all colors and guaranteed proof against rainend sup, The handies ste works of art—choice pieces of Dresden china. The tmporter loses. You secure choice for #4. 98 instead of 88.75 and $10. A Cuance For Mex. 100 dozen Summer Silk Soarfs at 25c sadh, Not one that would not be judged a bargain st 35 cents in @ dry goods store. Most of the men’s furnishing stores ticket them 50 cents. Turse “Ane For Livres. * Genuine Lisle Thread Vests are not to be bought at Joss than 48 cents unless some one loses. We don't. So we can suifle as we hand them to you at 35 cents or 3for 81. “They come tn cluster aud ordinary ribs in black, cream, white, blue. 8B" The above hints, those previously advertised end those that will beexplain why reguiar stock has to be lowered in prices day by aay. WEDNESDAY ONLY. for with: From8 a. m. to6 p. m. tomorrow the following reduced prices willbe quoted regular stock; the qualities and regular Prices most ladies are familiar 680 tasteat of 750 for our Imported Linen Chemisettes and Sets—collar and B1.15 sasteaa of $1.25 for the Palais Royal Undressed Kid Mousquetaire ‘é Gloves. . 19c tastena of 250 tor our Warrsated and Imported Tooth Brushes. LO per cont aiscounton Bric-s-brae, ‘Inclading Cups and Saucers, Lamps, &c. 39 instead of 470 for the Femous ‘‘P. K.” Combination Pocket Book and Card Case, 8c instead of 10¢ for Full Size and Best Quality Palm Leaf Fans. 4 4c snstona of S0e for our well-known Hand-painted Quill Feather Fans. 1 5c tnstend of 180 for those Scalloped Embroidered Ladies’ Handkerchiefs. ——— Tue Moxrrepe Or Arrnactions Anz Pause ‘The writer finds it puzzling to keop track of all the passing opportuni.ies. By + error the following two items were omitted from the souvenir list of the ‘‘open- ing” of Summer Waists: ‘300 for the 50c Watsts and 19e for the 25¢ Waists. : Those to be éffsred until tomorrow evening for 39 cents are made of Garner's best percale, and, therefore, guaranteed fast colors. We have ‘them also of white lawn. Qnd cuffs. &c, The Waists tobe the Both styles e box pleats, turn-over collar ‘9 cents are an equal wonder at Tue Paras Rovar, ie Corner 12th street and Pennsylvania avenua, SILKS AT SENSATIONAL PRICES, 5Os. 7 5e quality Japanese Silks for 50e yard. ‘They are 27 inches wide. Come in navy blug and white stripes of various widths. 89e. 6 8c guatity wash Sitks for 300 yard. Striped Silks, combining white and all the new shades of purples, grays, pinks, tans, areens, blues, Other Price 10 Assreap Or 15c. Orwandie Lawns that area marvelousimitation of the famous Koechlin Organdies.. Compare them, 40c Issreap Or 50c. Koechlin's French Organdies, white and black grounds, with heliorope, pink and other colored Milles of 150. 81. casisty tnata sts tor 750 yard. Figures on light and dark grounds. Also a few pieces of Glace Silks, worth 31. . 68s. 81 Quality Black and White, also Fancy Striped Japanese Silks All are 27 inches Surprises. Ar Har Usvat Paice. Cambric Embroideries, 1 to 4 inches wide, 12 to 18¢ yard. Worth 19c to 25 yard. 25c Issrean Or 400. Best Imported Swiases, dots and figures. The usual 25c. Swisses here at 20c. yard. Ribbons. ’ 1c tor 25 quatity Satin and G. 6. Ribbons, inches wide, in black, white, cream, light bine, pink, sal- mon, lilac, heliotrope, olive, nile, cardinal, stem green, roso pink, purple, tan, gray, brown, navy, yellow, gold. 25c tor 48c quatity Bengaline’Silk Ribbons, 4 tnches wide, nearly all the colors mentioned above. Bargains Sa-The best bargains in the lately acquired stock aro mentioned. To know what numbers to ask for is worth considerable to those who can apprecl- ate bargains in choice Laces. Nos. 72 Axp 68. Set of Net Top Black Bourdon, with insertion ef- fect, 73 inches wide, for S5¢ yard; 10 inches, for $1 yard. No. 681s Black Bourdon of exquisite design and worth 81.98 yard; 15 inches wide and only $1.35 yard. Nos. 110 To 116. Biack Bourdon Insertion Laces, 136 to 5 inches wide, 22c to $1.10 yard. “Nos. 33 Axp 34. ‘No. 33 ia Chantilly Lace Net, 48 inches wide, with tho new style small figures; six designs and only 81 yard. No. 3418 proportionately extra good quality for $1.35 yard. . “OPENING” ‘The opening of the 1893 collection of Summer Waists occurs this week. feds following special prices until “opening.” ’ in Laces. 4 Nos, 211 Asp 219. Biack Chantilly Lace in new effect, in exact repre- sentation of real Thread Lace. 4 inches wide for 48¢ yard, 734 inches for 98c yard. No, 219—Another design in thread lace effect, 7 inches wide for G8c yard, 10% inches for 98e yard. No. 13. No. 13 ts Flemish Point Lace, 5% inches, for 80¢ yard; 13inches, for $1.80 yard. Nos 11 Ayn 12. Ecru Laces—No. 11 is « set of Oriental Point, 5 “inches wide, for 40¢ yard: 6% inches, for 48 yard; ‘Binches, for S5c yard; 13 inches, for 85c yard, No. 12is Imitation Duchess Lace, 34 inches, for 25e yard; 5 inches, for 30c yard. Gi inches, for 400 yard; 8 inches, for 48c yard; 11 inches, for 60c yard. SOUVENIRS. The evening, as souvenirs of the “Opening” Souvenir No. 118 29¢ for 30¢ Waists, in all styles, “Opening” Souveni 21s 490 for 6Se Waists, in all styles. “Opening” Souvenir No. 3 is Gic for 75c Waists, in all styles. = ‘*Opening™ Sonvenir No. 4 1s 690 for 850 Waists, “Opening” Souvehir No. 5 is 78 for 1 Waist ‘‘Opening" Souvenir No. 6 is $1.39 for 81.68 “Opening” Souvenir No. 7 in all styles, styles. ta, “Opening” Souvenir No. 8 is $2.98 for 83.50 Waists, in all styles, Ga-The above Souvenirs include choice of over eight thousand Waists, Some ides of the variety is gleaned when offered at 79 cents instead of 81. You learn that there are cleven styles THE PALAIS ROYAL, As LISN CORNER PA. AVE. AND {2TH ST. ERR. CHILDS & McDERMID. i ae WHOLE STORY Can be tod ins ‘very few words to- day. All 50-CENT BLACK HOSE, 21114-1116 F Sz N.W. Grand Removal Sale —OF my Two Shoe Stores. Pror to removal into new quarters everything will be cutso you can get Shoes, Oxfords and Slippers at your own prices. ‘The Warren Shoe House, 1115 Fat. n.w., and my Market Space Store will be consolidated and removed to 919 F st, early in June, Gro. W. Ricz, 717 Manxer Space, Pa Ave. Tus Waanex Suor Hovsz, me 1115 F Sz N.W., Tex Pen Cor Ove For Case, WITH A VIEW OF CLOSING OUR BUSINESS IN THE NEAR FUTURE WE WILL UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE OFFER OUR WHOLE STOCK OF GOODS AT A DISCOUNT OF TEN PER CENT For GasH, AND ALL WHO WISH TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS DIS- COUNT FOR CASH ARE RESPECT- FULLY INVITED TO CALL AND MAKK THEIB SELECTIONS, W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE aviLtt Ox Axp Arrsn Mari Gas BILLS May be paid atthe GAS APPLIANCE EXCHANGE 1428 NEW YOMK AVE., CHINESE EXPULSION. The Next Problem Coming Before the Government, CHRISTIE WARDEN'S MURDERER BANGED The Contest for the Gubernatorial Nomination in Virginia. EXPELLING THE CHINESE. ‘The Next Question With Which the Govern- ment Must Grapple. Sax Fraxctsco, May 16.—Collegtor of In- ternal Revenue Quinn said that the decision of the United States Supreme Court relative to the deportation of Chinese did not surprise him. He will take no action, how- ever, until receipt of further advices from the Treasury Department. as he was notified some time ago not to make any arrests until further orders. He thinks by their « tematic course of opposition “to the law the Chinese “Six "have their own destruction. In case the deportation of Chinese is ordered the collector says be will begin on the criminal and worthless classes first. He has list and | © description of nearly 1,000 of such in this city alone and could get at them at once. be would begin on the District Attorney Carter and Collector of the Port Phelps said nothing could be done until further orders from Washington, but e: pressed the opinion that deportation would no ensy task. A number of prominent Chinese merchants wore seen Inst evening and expressed great re- gret at the decition of the court, saying that it meant a terrible setback to their business interests. Chong Chan said be estimated it would mean a loss to Chinese merchants of over 60,000,000. They look, he ead, for » modifi- cation of the law. ° from Portland, Ore., and many points in this state say the Chinere as a ralo il? be —— VIRGINIA’S GUBERNATORIAL to Meet at Richmond Thareday. Special Dispatch to The Evening Star. Ricumoxp, Va., May 16.—The fight for gov- ernor is now on in earnest, State Chairman Basil B. Gordon has called a meeting of the state central and executive committee, to be held in this city next Th day, the. 18th. The” onty ect time and in call this why A received the news quietly and declined to talk len! until they had advices from the “Six Com- nies.” pai Prominent Chinese at Sacramento expressed the opinion that the “Six Companies” had done wrong in advising Chinamen not to reg- ister. The white people throughout the state generally received the news with approval, the exception being some easterners and » few clergymen, UNEXTHUSIASTIC MASS MEETING. Ferrallstock hat been recently enhanced by the announcement of several of the prominent leaders that they were for the colonel. Among | these are some of the most influential mem- A thousand or more people assembled at 34 | These and Market last night to celebrate the delivery of theanti-Chinese decision, The chicf addresses were by the anti-Chinese agitators, Dr. C. C. O'Donnell and Denis Kearney, but neither speaker wocreeded in arousing a high degree of enthusiasm. It was decided to hold a procession next Saturday night, and presi- dents of all labor unions were named as a com- mittee of arrangements. AWAITING INSTRUCTIONS FROM WASHINGTOX. Portiaxp, One., May 16.—Great satisfaction is expressed here over the decision of the Supreme Court on the Geary law. Chinamen have nothing to eay, but are waiting instructions from’ the Chinese ies. Regarding their deportation officers state that nothing can be done without instractions from Wash- ngton. There are about 54,000 Chinese in this istrict and less than 1,000 have There will be no riots or anti-Chinese auy character. The China- but little with white OLARK.. labor, and the principal objection to them in | ¥! this city is their filth. How is It To Be Done? Crvcrewatt, May 16.—The Enquirer today says, apropos of the Chinese deportation de- cision by the Supreme Court: “How are we to deport them? Neither money nor have | relatives been furnished. ee yt and | Please copy. is un- kills few, but the reaction from pleasant.’ sieeve: CHRISTIE'S MURDERER HANGED, Punishment for the Terrible Crime at Han- over, N. H., Nearly fwo Years Ago. Coxconp, N. H., May 16.—George H. Ab- bott, alias Frenk L. Almy, was hanged today for the brutal murder at Hanover, N. H., on July 17, 1891, of Christie Warden. A large number of citizens came from Han- over on the early morning train to witness the | six: hanging, among them being Bert Warden = the murdered girl, and C. E. Hewitt, brother of the student who shot Almy in the Warden barn before bo was captured. ‘The physicians issued the following state- meyt: “At the post-mortem examination of Frank C: Amy, thirty minotes after death it | Seat HEDD RO.. 4:39 OTH CT. | was found that came instan emtdtinis S. S. SHEDD & Bus: 432 OFISE | Tey pytiton of dislocation and fractecor Panscsl wih tube sine ae reept May 5 my15 Plumbers, Gae Fitters, Heaters. the spine at the second and third circular ver-| from the “}uth ‘Street Beets “Church Ua a ——s fully fuvited to attend. Te ‘Ten out of fifteen of the last years of Almy’s | “RipGc way. ‘tw Say 16, 1808, at 4:300.m., tne @et the Best. life were spent in suture son Of George W, nnd Mate Watdesieeee ‘The boy was, bad from his tenth year, and | Seed threes nctis and Owenay-ieut days, after thefts and more serious was sent Close his reas them ently THE- CONCORD HARNESS, [ster fetter ew me mec] crete and at last went to. work for Andrew the LUTZ & BRO. [aE | 39 daughter mae She did not favor sridie his heart was pares 497Penn. ave., adjoining National Hote, | his suit, because she knew nothiug and he Weare und We did not lonve Bim ‘Tranks and Satchels at low prices, ocsa | Would say nothing of ‘When his time . of service ex) he was not re-engaged, and Weare isd. ana yet the tear drops W & N, mats, Nicos the ieee of the murder to LI =a 30 0 m js will ues ouF darting’ sa Rerant, Geena Mo ond Mie Loves Br creche, hon ‘Funeral wil take place from his fesnbirerie ‘325 N. Charles st.. . nie . lell, a - tuxs.| bor, were making ‘their way home along |S? ™ TS sce hk Sans SRR, HOA AT PE] ioe” emt ee tn" boa | Sted oo a Tur att ttaoneas ie Mactataaa Ranta | when, “Alms confronted them. "He “aid: for orders. Ordors executed with the utmost dispatch and per rfect fit uaranteed. myst Wantsrey & Nepweut. Tur Fan, Taz Fin. SOUTHEAST CORNER 7TH AND Ht STS, N.W., ‘Will sell for this week only, commencing ‘TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 16, EITHER FOR CASH OR ON CREDIT, ‘ofrizerat Mattings, Carriages, Parl GStinver and'Dining Hodm Furniture at's dlacountot 10 PER CENT marke All goods manos in_plein a have and saps be and = cent will Prices On all still lower and should be taken advantaxe of at once. THE FAIR, my15-0t No. 743-745 7th st. now. T. B. Towxen & Sox, DRY GOODS DEALERS, 1316 7th st. nw. New assortment of Spring Challies, 5¢. 1] line Irish Lawns, in splendid st) Tia Eine win allrados, extra wood. for in Bibel Cashetare Skala bade best, Pietncets of pees Otoha tenes Webster's 200 Nevster's Large Dictionaries to ‘be given awar. zed, rene Scrrs_'S. Gesxts Surrs Scovrep AND PRESSED FOR 81, Coats, 50c. ; Pants, 268: Ve itis done in best imagine delivered. Telephone call 143-2. t+ HAHN, 705 9th st. re 9030. and 425.N. Rutawst. Baltimore.’ Ma. A Sad Case. In the dock of Judge Kimball's court this morning stood a fairly ‘good-looking woman about thirty years old. She was neatly dressed and presented the appearance of one who bad been used to better treatment. But sbe had no home and bad been a lodger in a police station several times. “She has two brothers,” said a witness in the case, “but her mind seems to be wrong at times and they are afraid she will put in execu- tion threats abe has made.” Agent Sweeney of the Newsboys’ and Chil- dren's Aid Society was a witness in the caseand told what he knew of the prisoner. Judge Kimball questioned the woman about her habits, asking her if she used opium, but she said she did not, except when in the hos- pital under treatment. She was given « home on the farm for thirty days in default of bonds. ies The Late C. M. Bell’s Will. The will of Charles M. Bell, filed today,’eaves h's estate to his widow, Annie C. Bell, for life and then to his sons, naming her as executrix, Move on or I wiil shoot. Move on, I say.” He covered the aged woman with the army revolver, again threatening the penalty of delay. ‘The mother's love wus too strong to be moved by such a danger. The other lady ran the road 200 yards and waited. the mother saw girl answered: “Shoot, will not let ber go.” Her feet struck ind at this moment and «be ‘elling her mother to hurry on toa neigh- bor’s farm, a quarter of a mile away, and sum- mon help, dashed on the young girl climbed the fence and toward her sister, who shoated with ‘Oh, Fannie, help or hich he gained after Christie's outer clothing had been literally torn from her body. Holding her there in his embrace, he saw the sister but afew rods away. deliberate aim, he fired, but the girl came on. She heard her sister's feeble moun and her mother’s ery, “God have mercy.” ‘Again he fired, and she felt the whiz of the bullet at her shoulder. Concealing herself near by, she waited. Another shot was fired. After five minutes passed the neighbor came and the girl rashed up a gradual incline toward the road, again coming in tange of Almy’s revolver, which he fired twice after ber. She 'ran down the bili through a brook where the water came up to her kuecs and intercepted the recruit. "The man was Emmet Marshall. As they stole on i place where Almy was located two shot| the were fired in quick succession and a death cry followed. The tragedy was over, and they saw Aimy rush up the hill in the direction of the town. Christie was found lying on her left side, her white skirts covered with blood from & wound — in her and another in her bead. As Fannie looked upon ber she collapsed by the dead girl's side. Almy went to the Warden barn, and was looking out when the lifeless body of his vic- tim was carried into the house. ‘There he re- mained in concealment for more than # month, at SCHNEIDER. 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