Evening Star Newspaper, June 7, 1893, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY. JUN 7. 1893—TEN PAGES. o CONTINUATION OF JUNE Reduction SALE. Drop; drop: @ropt! You can al- Most hear the prices dropping all over the store like the pitter patter of the rain. (BAUM, 416 Tr Sz. NO CREDIT. QUICK SALES. SMALL PROFITS. HATS. HATS. HATS. the month we clean store. You should never go shopping with- out stopping in and do » little in- Yestiqatiag. ‘Tt will result im much seving if HATS. you bunt closely. Note the $409 Silk Waists, ‘2c. Straw Hats, the 19. Flowers, @ We. Ribbons, the $14.98 Stylish Imported Serge Eton Suits and the ‘ale of Cambric and Muslin Under- Waists,$4.69. Buyers are thick around the Silk Waiste at 2669, which price is half and less than half. We conid only get 400 of them. and ‘they ore the identical styles that Lord & Taylor and other frst-class New York firms sell at the prices below mentionet. We offer Silk Waists Waren Sart, Fox $7.50. $8, $8.50, 89, $10,811, S12, $12.50, $13.50 axo $15 FOk ONLY $4.69. RIBBONS HALF PRICE. Yous, Combination Ribbons, Gros Grain, with ottoman edge, Faille Ribbons, Double-faced Satin Ribbons, White Gros Grain Ribbons, with Diack edge, Fancy Glace Ribbons, &c., to 5 fmches wide. Wers 25c., 29e.. 30c., . acd 450. ‘To GLOSE, 19¢. YARD. HATS ALMOST FREE. ‘A center tabi Ladies Untrimmet Straw Hats, which were S243, 8225, $2, 81.75, S158, $1.45, BL and ie. Choice 29ec. FLOWERS CLIPPED. Take your chotce of a lot cf Sweet the HATS. HATS. A Phenomenal SALE; THIS Ig BY FAR THE MOST WON- DERFUL OFFERING OF FINE STRAW Hats WHICH HAS EVER BEEN PLACED BEFORE YOU IN WASHING- TON. IT COMPRISES THE SURPLUS STOCK OF ONE OF THE BEST KNOWN MANU- ¥FACTURERS IN THE UNITED STATES. TRERE WAS LIVELY PICKING THIS MORNING, AND AT THIS RATE THE LOT WILL NOT LAST AS LONG AS WE THOUGHT IT WOULD. WHEN SEA- SONABLE LEGHORNS, WHITE CHIPS, BLACK HATS AND FINE COLORED EFFECTS ARE BEING SOLD AT SUCH UNHEARD-OF PRICES THE DEMAND FOR THEM IS SURE TO BE GREATER THAN THE SUPPLY. ONE LOTOF FINE STRAW HAT< FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN. DESIRABLE SHAPES AND COLORS. VALUE, 75c. TO ¥ FOR. 25e. ONE LOT OF FINE HATS AND BONNETS FOR La- DIES AND CHILDREN. HUNDREDS OF SHAPES, AND COMPRISING SOME OF THE FINEST OF THE SEASON'S PRODUCT!ON. VALUE, 81.50 TO 81.75. FOR.. 5Oce. Pes, Silk Roses, Pansies, Daisies, Razged Robins, Eyacinths, Fruits, — &ec., which were 39, 49 and 60c., ONE LOT OF FINEST STRAW HATS, BONNETS AND FLATS FOR La- DIES AND CHILDREN. THE MOST Sr¥LIsu EFFECTS IN- For 19c. Pix Bescu. 256. VESTS FOR 196. We have just borght = lot of CLUDE NAVY, BROWN Bichelien Ribbed Vests—not the usual TANS AND OTHER DE- zie. quality, but the regular 5c, SIRABLE SHADES. quality. We ‘will soll these during our ( Sune sale Fe a For 19c. Excu. Colors: White, ecru, pink and light blue, 250, WikDSOR TIES 17€. eis of patterns in Plaid and Striped Windsor Tiee. . quakty- lic, 3 For 50c. HOSE FOR 79C. CHILDREN, BROWNS, 982. SIL! Ladies’ Spam Silk Hose, im assorted — 8 ope y rd nd, Me ae a THE FINEST CHIP AND MILAN HATS FLATS FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN, SOLID WHITE "AND BLACKS ONLY, ALL THE PREVAILING "SH APES, AND WHICH ARE BEING SOLD ALL OVER FOR 81.50 TO $275. FOR.... $1.25. Cer Faow 98c. To T9c. Pam Gtmps, now 3c. yard. 1 lot of Simch Persian Band Trim- mings im changeable effects, reduced from 98 to 2c. per yard. 1 lot of 1% 15, 19 and We. Colored and black Silk Gimps and a few pieces of Jet, reduced to Se. per yard. a ie FINE LPFGHORN FLATS.IN I E y ALL THE MOST DESIR- BELTS REDUCED. ABLE SHAPES, FOR La- 1 lot of 37%. 50 and DIES, ALSO EXTRA tan, different SMALL SHAPF8 FOR duced to Ze. each. 1 lot of Sik Belts, white, black, colors and fancy stripes, reduced from We. to 1M. each. TOILET SOAPS AT 2c. 1 miscellaneous lot of 3, 5. 7 Sc. Totlet Soaps of various kinds. BON MARCHE 314-316 Tru Sz i ARE YOU NOT Bad Forms M. C. Whelan, and In Dry Goods Departnent we are offering = special line of DOTTED SWISSES ‘With printed floral designs, beautiful effects. ‘Those worth 30c. for 30c. yard. ‘Those worth 62. for 40°. yard. AUG, 416 7th st. 1 to have an anmstnetic injected into dentists who use & preparation which they do rot prepare them. \g - Rnow almost absolutely nothing? For the relief of pain we apply ‘Zozine.* 2 local arasthetic of @cr own manufacture, and we can sdministe® it with intelligence be- cause we know all about its com- ponents. Shoe buying is becoming, more "This painless snasthetic, coupled SSepene falccras Soe ‘he ectrecedinary er enets of our dentists, is what i — ccauhy cumeute cat mene 2yot of Children of EXTRACTING TEETH. Worth $1 00 G@@HAlso alt other branches of Fone dentiatry by “experts.” Liot of Ladies’ Dongola Shoes, difterer SO and $2. Mi wiy Button Shoes. Worth $1. By Reyne i Store full of othor equvlly alluring [ —~ pernsennaas bargains, Without boasting, we have — the best assorment of “popular fers priced™ rnsset ah aa | — ESme over on the east side of 7th Street “and ‘save a sourth of your | money. Crawford’s & o 73limS: Odds sddddededdzaddcedaddd 2220 Poteet SD Carer Soar. ™ made to look equal to new. Carpe! sag wil toroush'y cleanse ‘abd restore to orfrinal See tpe ie Sreane Spot = S Upholstery. - Keuowes Or ote ; teins. Clothing. Laaies’ Drew's aad Wraps wor |Qy Asp Arren MATL Gas BILLS APONS, PLUMP, ved daily to ouf-er-townere i ¥ ow: May be pail Atthe # iniles without co: at Garrett Park, Wa GAS APPLIANCE EXCHANGE 1428 NEW YORK AVE., Chariton 3 should Instead of at tho ap20-tf —- West End National Bank. Rich Table Butter, 25c. We don’t aim to make @ profit on Butter. We carry ft as a convenience to our patrons and sell it for less than it can be bouzht of regular Elgin butter merchants, Creamery Butter we sell 3 Povxps For 715c. —pure, sweet and highly favored. Onver By Max. 1f at any time you should be out of certain articles and if not conven- fent to call at the store you cam send your order by mail, and it will recel prompt personal ceries sent of the city. N. A. Poote, Grocer, un 944 La Ave N attention, Gro- “CG. 0. D.” to all parts W. McKNEW’S Daily Letter. Ladies! Waists Redwi fe are clearing out all ends in Waists, Ladies’ the odds and Satin Waists, plain black and Diack with white figures and quality now Te. 81.25 and 81.35 quality now $1. 9 Black Gloria Silk Waists, sizes 32 and 34, 2 Gexdarme Biue sizes 32 ard $4, reduced 1 and and $6 to 81.75. Feduced from $288 to lapanese Silk Waists, jot of China Silk Waists, 2 navy blue, reduced from 5.73 from $3.50 to 3 black © Black Surah sud China Silk Waists, reduced from 87 to 80. Ladies’ Wash ‘Suite Redveed. ‘We are closing cut the balance of our line of Ladies’ 2 Percale Su! reduced from Wash” 3 Plaid Ginzham Suits, $7.50 and $12 to Suits as follows: of shirt waist and skirt, and $5 to $1.7: ‘siiTiped Gingham Suits, reduced from to reduced from 2 Light Challte Wrappers, reduced from $8 to 83 More of the **Eton" Jackets, stocked Nevy Blue 5, 88.50 ao 50. up with the “Eton” Jackets at If desired, cloth to match for making dt the skirt, Every Parasol in Stock Redverd. We are through waiting on the weather. Prices have been changed on every Para- sot im atock, They must richt away. $2 Paratols now 81.7% 82.50 Parasols now 83 Parasols now 82. ‘be forced out 2. 83.25 and $3.50 Parasols now 82.75. ‘Fier ones proportionately reduced. Two “Good Things in Underwear, Ladies’ Fine Swiss Ribbed Vests, neck and arm holes run with silk quality, only 17e., 3 for Ladies Fine Ecru Lisle Ribbed Vests, 50c. quality, for 8L tape, 25e. 300. Thread Swiss only 5c. 3 W.H.McKnew 933 Pa. Ave. JEHOSAPHAT! Pandemonium broke loose FAKIRS. in the CAMPS OF THE ‘These howlin dervishes are snapping and snarling at each other Lise famished wolves. LET THE FIGHT COON! ‘Should it terminate as did the battle between the KILKENNY KATS A GREAT SHOUT will go up trom ti he people. who Sill ail unite in stuging the lone meter dozoloey = “praise God ivi All Blesslags Row, ™ From W We've had something of a fight on our own hands to supply the «reat demand for those incomparable TEN DOLLAR e up" with such amazing rapidi wholly disappeared before other hand. thereby forcinz us to Worl Dubiic. All, or nearly all. of our that they ships Ae th ‘express companies in order to keep on sale ax "gobbled ‘almost were to te lectric wires: faith with the ANNER PURCHASE Are now in stock, and you may come BXEED tor theons in companies, les of divisions—WE ARE PRE- furious onsisuxht, however fast and. may be. S10 Is an amount not to be sneezed at but when cor utter mountain. a ‘one such—then why reat opportunity. eanice, indeed, IT OF ‘nota It these hard times, pared to value recetved it is, sinks into 1B. asa mole hill tow [ou are'in nee. of unew and stylish CLOTHE and summer wearin fact. MUST hi wail yourself of the prese1 TEN DOLLARS In more clothes reall ‘that DROP than yonecm afford to spend for ® sult of ly worth: vie ahhount it, A point or two and buy a most excellent Cass,mere Suit, or a Tripie Toced Suit. ot an ans Ticiat Suit, ora Bannockburn Cheviot Suit, at $7.50. ‘We have a crest variety of these BARGAIN Snite and are naziogs that you shall have thou.” he prices quoted prove i Oven Saturday untit 1 Se OFFICE COATS, Monday, Wednesday ai ‘Until 10 o'clock- Price “5c. strives and checks, on sate ‘Friday mornings from 7 ‘aol OUI pees ‘Something for "us, which ‘cannot be Where.” “Made for style $350. cS for you'll case, 2 46 Balto. Store OMIT LELELELE TTT Sr. LLL LLL | New. ‘The vory newest shoe out for men is our recent ivovce of Ryan's. Plecadiliy Shape, with the new "ring tips” au “large French buttons. You can’t bay this shoo at any price elsewhere, for it ie mado exclusively for us. $8 is the Larvest assortment of Men's Low Shoes in tie city. Oxtords, Biuchers, &e , shaled in special eylovs: expressly found eise- 1@ shoes, be. disap- imonepoly in this Wicens &Osge. F's: NW hand 6 W. halt TTT —_ i OM WWM I Cur Prices IN DRY GOODS TO REDUCE STOCK aT LUTTRELL'S, 20TH ST. AND PA. AVE. One Case Bleached Cotton at Se per yard. Worth by piece, 9. One Case Dress Ginghams, 1,000 yards Manchester Lawn. Price, 12¢c. Worth 100. Reduced to 10s. 15pleces Figured Sateen. Reduced from 1c. to ‘12kee. 10 pieces French Lawn. Reduced from 35c. to Ze. Fizured Dimity at 125. Former price, 20s. Lowest cash prices in Silks, Satins, Veivets and ail Kinds of Dress Goods. A beautiful lot of New Parasols at about cost to close. A splendid line of Gents’ Neckwear at 2c. best in the city. Th Great bacgains in Gents’ Socks and Ladies’ and Children’s Hove, 30 dozen Gent: per dozen tociose, ore. a plece. Il colors guaranteed. Linen Collars, a little soiled, at 25¢. 500 pairs Children’s Colored Hose at 10c.. 3 pairs for 23c. Former prices, 25c. and 0c. plain red in lot Per pair; some THOS. J, LUTTRELL, e220 rare, | WOODWARD AND LOTHROP, 1TH, 1TH AND F STS N.W. —. — Fax Axo Dress Satexp Sarzs—Finsr Froor, L1ra Sr. Benprse. Books For Summer Reading. Light literature (fiction, travel, ete.) being inost in demand during the suminer, we have put on our counters a larze assortinent of desirable editions of the dest authors—wholesom> aadentertaining for light resding—all trashy books having been ezeluded. Our PAPER BOOKS are nicely bound, printed from larze type on food paper and are especially suitable for raiiroad and steamboat reading —every book sold ata great reduction from publishers’ prices, PAPER BOOKS~PUBLISHERS' PRICE, 6c. OUR PRICE, 36c. PAPER BOOKS—PUBLISHERS' PRICE, 2ic. OUR PRICE, 10c., 3 FOR 25e. The thousand and one titles would require too much space to mention, 0 we've published a neat little catalogue to At the pocket entitled ‘Summer Reading.” It can ba had for the asking. IF OUT OF TOWN WRITE FOR “SUMMER RF“. 1NG,” AND ORDER BY MAIL. POSTAGE ON 35c. BOOKS, Sc. COPY. UN 10. BOOKS, 4c. COPY. June Wedding Gifts. A FIFTY-FOOT GLASS CASE ON SECOND FLOOR IN THE CORRIDOR CONNECTING 10TH AND 11TH ST. BUILDINGS contains a display of RICH AND APPROPRIATE WEDDING GIFTS. Chotee pieces of Royal Bonn, Louis XV Glass Ware, Tepilitz, Royal Hungarian, Royal Hanover, Bisque, French Majolica, &é. RICH AND ATTRACTIVE ONE-OF-A-KIND-THINGS, Au Ar 20 To 40 Pee Cexr Berow Reovran Paroes, (Corridor, 28 floor... «between 10th and 11th st. Duildinzs. ) Boys: Sarton Brorse Serrs For Suuwer Wear AT REDUCED PRICES. By far the largest line ever shown in Washington. In fact, we have about four times as many as we want, and have liberally reduced the price of every suit. Every conceivable kind 0: Saflor, trimmed in the most striking ways~and made of thin wearable serxes, #0 cool for summer. All boys look well in Sailors, but siender forms take to tne graceful fullness the best. The stzus are from 3 to 10. Some lone Scmmer Conrars, Contam Goons, Wisxvow Saves, Wixnow Screens, Wine Doors, Exc. Cotton Cross-striped Curtai 82.25 pair Cotton and Silk Cross-striped Curtains, 83.00, 83.75, $4.50 and $5.00 pair trousers among them. Scotch Madras, white, cream and colors, Excellent for cottage draperies. - ‘Bband 50c. yard 31. 35, 40 and 30c. yard 60, 73 and 875se. yard Don't forget a Bathing Suit for your boy. All izes from 3 to 15, 81.50 to 82.50 Manas Conrarss. Se. and $1.00 20th st. bldg.) Crepe Madras Curtains... 10.00 pair Buscx Goons Deranruenz. S Hop Saczrve Axp Srors Senor Are the most desirable as well as the most useful black dress fabrics in present use, FOR TRAVELING, SEASHORE AND MOUNTAIN WEAR—FOR ROUGH USAGE GENERALLY, There ia no fabric in black #0 vopular, BLACK HOP SACKING~ALL WOOL. 48.inch White Curtain Musling .25, 40 and 50c. yard ‘Muslin Curtains, 35 yards long, 50 inches wide, 83.50 “WOODWARD & LOTHROP's” Perrecr Wispow Scazexs. Acknowledged to be the best of all the “‘side slide" screens in the market. Look the same on both sides. Ow account of the former hich prices they had but a Umited sale in competition with the cheap and poorly made screens of their class, At the reduced prices wiven below we are sure they will be the best selling screen ever offered: PRICE LIST. Imitation Walnut Screens. | Height) Extends, ne os is bal ‘31 to 38 e.00 THURSDAY. Lae ME 31 to 36 3.00 IMPORTANT SALE 19 | 7 Bw 40 37.80 | 80 Bl to $9.00 Heusen Suzers Asp Prow @ | a3 | s1t038 | a. | eae Cases 28 | 33 [85 t0 40 Bie. | 920.20 LINEN AND COTTON, ‘Representing a special purchase of 10 cases. Our linen bedwear is the best German and Irish Linen—Acnd hematitched. Considering the wear to be had froz linen and the somfort in warm weather, it pays to buy it in preferetice to cotton. LINEN BEDWEAR, Hemstitched Linen Sheets, 2x2, for sinale and % 95.50 pr. | $10 and Door Scuzexs. We feel confident that we have Doors unequaled by any in the market. They bave an extra inch on both Jength and width of frame that may be planed down to make the sereen fit perfectly. They have no cor- ner braces or brackets to loosen and allow the screen to sag, but the corners are firmly mortixed and glued and will never sag. Complete with spring binges, hook and eye and knob. —$1 each. — Fix Scneexs To Onven. ESTIMATES FREE. Wisvow Suaves To Onver. ‘The largest and Lest-equipped shade factors in this section enables uatoturn out the best work at the ] lowest prices. 2i6x2%, for double beds, $5.50, $7.30, $9, 815. ‘Hemstitched Linen Pillow Cases, 1.75, €2.25 and ve 25, 82.50, $2.75 and 83 pr. Hemstitched Linon Bolster Cason, ‘4x7 inches, $1.50, $1.02%, $1.75, 8%, $2.25 and $2.50 cach. ESTIMATES FREE. COTTON BEDWEAR. Only the best known makes are used—"'New Bed- ford,” ‘*Wamsutta," “‘Utica,” “‘New York Mills," &c., made iu the best possible inanner. Cotton Sheets. 54x90, for single beds. 63x00, for & beds. 81x90, for doubl Forsrrors Sie Covers To Onven. ESTIMATES FREE. Ponrtenss Axp Tame Covess Repveen. ‘The reduction sale of Porticres and Table Covers still goes on. Those judiciously inclined are looking ahead to another season's wants, Another such op- portunity may never be offered. One lot Portieres, full width and lenzth, wide dado and frieze, best friuze toy and bo:tom, choice assort- ment of colors. Reduced from 8U.00 to $4.00. pair. One lot Portieres, dado and frieze, fringed top and -feduced to $2.50 pair. One lot Plain Portieres, fringed top and bottom, all colors. Reduced to 82.50 pair. Covers, fi around, best qualiiy, new patterns. 50 and 5Se. each, 55 and 65c. each. and Tie. 90x99, for double beds.......95¢., $1 and $1.15 each. Cotton Pillow Cases, 11, 15, 19, 20, 25, 30 and 3% each, Co:tem Bolster Cases, 30, 35. 40 and 45c. each. (24 floor... +11 st, bldg. One thousand Chenille Seasoxasrx Hostrny. yard square. -Reduce. from 1.00 to 75e. 5 ig yards square. ......-Keduced from ¥2.00 to 81.50. lpg Spel 2 yards square “Reduced from $4.09 to 83.00. FAST BLACK GAUZE LISLE HOSE, ‘With double soles and toesand high spiiced heels. An excellent valm S0e. pair. 100 dozen BOYS LE HOS! ‘ Twenty-four V Table Covers. 6-4........ Reda-e t trom $5. 00to 34.00. ‘Two hundred Mottled Ci: -CLAD BICYG! fast black, with double knees, heels and toes; ail around, 6-4, at. 7010... N N (ist floor... Mosevrto Neritse. 1,000 pieces Adams’ 8-4 Mosquito Netting. tte. piece of 8 yards. 50e. piece of 8 yards. Wovex Usprawean Dzranrvesr. Just received 190 dozen Ladies’ Swiss Ribbed Silk jow neck an1 no sleeves. A full Mosovrro Caxorres liree-quarter and double beds. 81. Tust reduced a smail lot of Children’s Balbrigwan Vests, with high neck, long and short s'eevos. We have a few broken sizes in Ladies’ and Chil- dren's Jager Underwear, which we are selling at 20 Per cent off catalogue prices, (st floor... Bl-inch Figured China Silk. Reluced to 37}¢e. yard. +20 annex.) = Cott Drapery, 30 inches wide, 5,000 yards Cottage Drapery, hee. wide, 24¢c. and 15:. yard. 236e., 20e. and 25e. ‘3C-inch Silkaline. Cretonnes for cushion covers Corros Deranruesz. Lease 4-4 **Androscozein’ Lease 4-4 **Cumborland” Mustin.... ‘92. yard] Per yard. English Nainsook, 12 yards to rece. Usually | goinch Printed Velvet, washabie, guitable for cov- Ve. yard | ering cushions, pillows, S125 yard. Ath st, bldg.) | (ath foo-...... 11th st. bids. IF YOU WANT A PERFECT, DURABLE, EASY-RUNNING, SPEEDY, NOISELESS SEWING MACHINE Buy the “Capitol.” ‘You will not find a better one, for there is none. Many people pay double for one not so good. ~$ I 9,.50,— Including « full Set of attachments and a five-year suarantes. (2a floor... +++10th st, building. THE GOLUMBIAN SAFETY BICYCLES Can be had of us only in Washington. They are made by one of the largest and most reliable bicycle manu- facturing firms in tho world. They have double diamond frame, 24-inch wheels, “‘scorcher” saddle and Teather tool bag. All bright parts are nickel plated. Guaranteed against imperfections in manufacture. $20.00. $25.00. PNEUMATIC TIRES. SOLID TIRES. CUSHION TIRES... $35.00. It will pay you to examine these. (4th floor. sesrseee]Oth st. building.) eee ae Woorwann & Lorsnor, 10m. L1rx Asp F Sra N.W. No other honse DOES-EVER DID—or EVER WILL sell such STERLING QUALITIES at such LOW PRICES as WE quote. Saxs Asp Courayy. Suoe Savises. |HIS store is never without some Unusual attraction, We're always finding some way for you to ‘ave money. It has been our life-long ambition. Keeps evers- body fired with interest in what SAKES ts doing. You are bargain makera The more Vusiness you bring to our SHOE DE- PARTMENT the quicker the lines be- come broken—and that ends them for regular stock prices. Then the prices fall. Specially the ladies have been benefitted by these odd lote this season. We've done more selling than ever and that brought its ‘windfalls for you, Others since last week. Oxrorps Trs Tie Two hundred pairs BRIGHT DONGOLA and FRENCH KID, made on Common Sense last.——When we bed all sizes they were $2.50. 81.75 Now. Notice one thing—we never say **value” so-and-so muarh.——Most {elke @o—but i's an unknown guantity.——The best wusge of worth is the price that has pleased everybody.———That _evers- body has paid.——We aiways desi in Diack and white figures—never im fights of fancy.—There are lots of Oxfords— not as good as these of ours that have been €2.50-marked $3 in other stores. don't call them worth @3—bnt —We 50. $1.75 for the last - A Woo Sruxa Or Hicn Suoss. Dongola and French Kid Button—that have sold out of some sizes,——We've cut the regular price—the value price— the actual worth price—in hali— maxes uz $5-00 oxzs $2.50. uaxzs te $4.00 oxzs $2.00. axes tar $3.50 oxes $1.75. maxes THE $.300 oxes $1.50. maxes me $2.50 oxes $1.25. maxes THe $2.00 oxes $1.00. We'll help you to bunt for your size and try them on for you——Cutting the vice cuts none of our accommods- tion. —— 7 pare A Won F, RoM You will remind the men of the store- full of Suits at $14.92, The best the stock hols. Children’s @4, #350, $3 and #250 Short Pants Suits for $2. Men's 2 Bicycle Shoes for $1. ‘Men's @1 Underwear for G5c, Saxs Axp Compasy. ‘AU wears for ali men.” PENN. AVE. AND 7TH STREET. 1t ROPOSALS FOR THE PURCHASE UF WASTE Phifer “War Denartinent, Supply Divisions Weak ay “Seated aie aaplcnte otice until TWELVE ud NOON MONDAY, JUNE NINETEENTH, 100g. the waste paper of the War De- partinent and its several ofSces daring the fsca' year end ng June 3, 1894. Full information furn! on application to this be must be on printed forms furnished by the i for yaschags of waste paper” spe sldreaved ts'8i Ry fer purchase of waste Peper,” 4 THOME, Chiet of Supriy Division. $67.9, 10,12, 16.17 Accidents. Frank Carroll, colored, hving between 6th and 7th, Land M streets northwest, yesterday fell from the veranda of 515 12th street, seriously injuring his right arm. He was taken to the Emergency Hospital. Michael Brady of $71 Pennsylvania avenue fell in a fit in the alley between 2ist, 22d, H and I streots northwest and was taken’ to the Emergency Hospital. Dennis Bowling of 1323 F street northwest had one finger cut off by a hay ch yester- day, and some other fingers cut and braised. Yesterday afternoon the driver of the coupe of OliverWood of 12th aud Qstreets northwest drove into the carriage of Mr. G W. Brown at the corner of M street and Connecticut avenue. Mrs. Brown and three other ladies were in the carriage, and although it was badly wrecked all escaped injury. About 3:50 o'clock 5 y car No. 4 of the Brightwood electric line collided with A. Grownsell’s buggy at the intersection of Takoma Park road and Brightwood avenue, demolishing both hind wheels of the buggy and throwing Mr. Grownsell out, bruising his left arm slight! About 12 o'clock last night a cou! oil lamp at the house of Thos. King, No. 2226. Virginia avenue northwest, exploded, doing about $50 damage. —_—- Plead Guilty to Robbing the Malls. In the Criminal Court, Division No. 2, Jus- tice Cole, this morning George Proctor, a col- ored boy in his twenty-first year, was charged with violating sec. 3392, RS.U.S., taking from the mail on February 17, 1898, a package ad- dressed to Mrs. John Luke, Penzeance, Corn- wall, England. There were two or more charges against the prisoner, and Mr. T. C. Taylor. after consulting with bim, advised that he plead guilty on this indictment. The gov- ernment accepted the plea,and Mr. Taylor urged a lenient sentence. ‘On the court in- quiring as to the circumstances, Messrs. Smith a ‘Troy (inspectors of the postal eervice) stated that he had been suspected anda watch ‘was put on him and he was caught in the act. He admitted his guilt and said he bad been at the business since December, and telling where the proceeds were, they went to the place and recovered a half bushel of ‘con- taining watcbes, silks, pipes, Sentence was deferred till Saturday. — ‘The Rea Rose Social Ch Excursion. ‘The Red Rose Sociat-Club give their first ex- cursion of the reason tomorrow, Thursday, to River View. Tho steamer Samuel J. Pentz leaves the 7th street wharf at 9:45 a.m., 1:45 and 6:45 p.m. The Red Rose Sociai Club isa well- known organization of young men. and a large congregution of their friends will no doubt ac- company them to River View tomorrow. potty The Columbian College Commencement. The annual commencement of the Columbian College and the Corcoran Scientific School will take place in the college chapel next Wednes- day, June 14. ‘The baccalaureate sermon wil! be delivered next Sunday in the college chapel by Rev. Dr. A. J. Huntington. ————— He Denies the Charges. In the ense of Annie Broderick against Thos. J. Broderick for a divorce on the ground of in- toxication and bad treatment the defendant has filed answer by Mr. J. E. MeNally denying the charges made against bim. EDWIN BOOTH. Ho Was Popular and Appreciated in Thie City. HIS LAST APPEARANCE HERE ‘Was in the Fall of 1864— The Effort Made to Have Him Play in Washington During President Arthur's Administration—Some Personal Recollections of the Great Actor. acesi—pienminims Edwin Booth has not played in Washington Since the fall'of 1864. At that time he played ‘an engagement at the National Theater and ap- Peared in some of his best known characters. After the tragedy at Ford's Theater on April 14, 1865, when President Lincoln was assassi- nated by John Wilkes Booth, Edwin Booth would never appear in Washington. It is well known that Mr. Booth at first rosolved never to act again, but he was compelled by busi- ‘Ress engagements to resume his professional duties. He, however, swore that he would never act in Washington, and be never did. During President Arthur's administration an effort was made to induce Mr. Booth to break that resolution and act in this city. Letters requesting him toonce again play here and assuring him of the most hearty reception were sent by the President, members of tho cabinet, Justices of the Supreme Court,Senators and Rep- Tesentatives in Congress, were sent to bun, but without avail. While be thet city. Mr. city in 1857 and at once estab! dome le, favorit MR. FITZORRALD'S RECOLLECTIONS. ‘Mr, W. H. Fitegorald, the stage manager of ‘the Dickson Opera Company, was a member of ‘tho Walnut Street Theat sr stock company when Mr. E A a g # iat i i H Hf Ff : Fall Fe e% a é B ferrite g & g g & F E “an A 5 i i i ff e $ ft § 3 i iy i h i i i 4 : 3 i é i , : i § i eet z i He f PEEP PEER ET lta! i g ‘The clangor of the Columbia fire bell awoh ‘the town soon after daylight this morning an Gathered the firemen of the Columbia Stem He iE i iH ie fk | i tl ij i i l i i hy j i i U i i : ‘t3pm. Private * SEOATID UD" AMD Scud sou ae rerine and Jacob Schermas, aged four peat ing dead. charges that, after having ns- baeved Sots tx. suet acs ember mse Se See see | peaches ae. on Peage ny ° refuge with her father. saiteeacliy taides teak ile Arcs eyes "OOD pe Redavatas, June %, 150, ot beige New Railway iu . Y . June |, at A special from’ Clestanat ne: Hy Tes] Beets Sar. e meta is in the saddle again so far as Ohio railroad affairs are concerned. His pur- chase of the Obio Southern, an insignificant road, has resulted in its extension to Lima, from whence a line to Toledo is being survered. This will give a direet outlet, vin the lakes, to the northwest of the most extensive coal, iron and coke regions in Onio. oe ‘Trial of the Macias Postponed. The trial trip of the gunboat Machias has been postponed till Saturday. The official trial will consist of two runsof about two hours each over & measured course of about thirty miles in length. : coe. A New Scheme of Steamship Lines. ‘The New York Herald says that the trans- atlantic steamsbips Companies have set on foot a plan to control the routing of all immigrant travel west of Chicago and St. Louis, with the ultimate object, some believe, of trying to do the same thing between New York city and Chicago, The ment drawn up by the ciate aloaebeapioser rteamabip: oe whicl: now regulates the rate between the Enrurean continent and this country, provides for a joint agent and the extubliehinent of u sloaring house in this city for the routing of al! wesi-bonnd railroad traffic. The idea {+ to co-opera'e for the t with the immigrant clearing house of the Trunk Line Association. aarthwonts Phrureday at3 fot Prawie Unite SSS Dowr Husrrare = ‘You know the old saying, ""He whp hesitates ts lest.” It certainly applies with great force tu some things. ‘When you kuow you are right dow: hemttatete ay ft: when you know what you want dou hesitate to ezuand it, When yougo to bay « bottle of CARTERS LITTLE LIVER PILLS dou’s hesitate to say you want ““C-A> T-E-R'48," dou’: hesitate to see that you gei"\C-beB> as “eameus "C-A-R-T-ERAR” oF “Just as quod as °C-A. are offered to you. Don't Lesitate to demand the genuine CARTERS LITTLE LIVER PILLS. A POSITIVE CURE FOR SICK BEADACHE. Small Doss. Small Price. oF Smal Ti. Cmupzex Cox FoR PITcHTE’S CastToai