Evening Star Newspaper, September 27, 1893, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. C, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 27, 1893. 5 —— ey No other house DOES_EVER DID— F —o—__ Prine gies me wigs" I wi 1 The WOODWARD A 2 LOTHROP, The Cou rt WHOLESALE CHARGES|COLORED ODD FELLOWS. Siew Anal Cerne Soe Bon Made by & Section of the Anti-Garbage| Thirteenth Triennial Assembly of the @ J ERRY’S. ESULTS ARE THE MONUMENTS we worship. The evident apprecta- tion the men have of our Haber. @ashery efforts so far spurs us on to strive harder to please them. We reached to Paris this time for « ‘NECKWEAR novelty. Cast a glance 2 South |The Sessions Begun Today —Gran@ Washington Afair—Resolu- tions Adopted. Two Certainties. Golden Rod “COMFORT,” Opening. “SATISFACTION.” Our Annual “Opening” will occur Monday and Tuesday, October 2 and 3. We shall decorate the store with golden rod and otherwise give it a golden tint in honor of the occasion. Must Vacate —Mockbee’s store Saturday night. Absolutely your last chance to buy Our Autumn Reception All This Week. —— The people of South Washington, to the! The thirteenth triennial grand assembly number of about 150, last evening met in of the G. U. 0. of O. F. met in open ses- the handsome main hall of the Washing-| sion today in Odd Fellows’ Hall, on M ton Athletic Club's house, South Capitol street, Past Worshipful Grand Master Jas. street between N and 0, for the purpose |W. Jones of this city, chairman of the gen- T pays to be trustful. ‘We ask you to pick just such a LIGHT-WEIGHT OVERCOAT at the avence window. Don't blame us if you lose s minute or two im admiration. Kiats ts the Parisian authority oo men's dress matters, and not long ago he made © Gisplay of four exclusive, original de- signs of silk for cravate-made up into ‘Tecks—or left in Four-in-Hand shape for You, the wearer, to tie. SS oe Ove was Magador—half and baif stripes. __ "another was Mottled Glace Parisienne. —— ‘The last was Fantasie Ombre (Lote Ful- fer). ‘Our stow is a duplicate of bis. Exclusive rape TFoeEe | Bae gis “Our” brand All-silk Garters—i8e. « pain SUSPENDERS—2c. to $2 a pair. GUYOT'S SUSPENDERS—33c. a pain BOYS’ SUSPENDERS —25c. « pair. LAWN TIES—1Se. and 25c. a desea. PIQUE 4+INIHANDS— 25e. each. PIQUE FLAT SCARFS—25e. each. Full Dress Lawn Bows—i5e.—2 for 2c. FAST BLACK HOSE—Ilc., 25c., S5c. and ‘Oc. a pair. PLAIN COLORED HOSE-I8c., 25¢., 35e. and 50c. a pair. EMBROWERED HOSE—2sc. and S0e. & pair. UNBLEACHED HOSE—i3a, 25c, 85a and S0c. « pair. GRAY MERINO HOSE—25:. a pair. BLACK SILK HOSE-—$1 and $2 a pate. And if what you bappen to want is Mentioned then—call for it. This is a com- pletely stocked Furnishing Department—es fall of quality as it ts ef variety—end al- ways full of bargains, Pruners, “NINTH AND THE AVENUE,” Fatablished 1540. ay Telephone 005. Actors - Travel With Them ‘These $6.50 Néo-amasbable ‘Trunks of eure cap be smashed—only with an az— mot fm traveling. That's why so many actors and actresses will use no other sort. Years ago we would have been iad to get them to sell for $10. It's ‘& substantial trunk im every sense of the word. 8 you like——deposit the price of it with us—and then go to ‘Wearing it. Give it a good fair and square service. If it weakens here's your money. No positive sale ‘till you're satis- fied——no responsibility—no risk. If you have a Coat made you don't Know how it's going to look ‘til it's one. Maybe it don’t ft—Maybe it don’t suit. If you don't take it there are sour looks and mutterings. ——According their boasts the tailors ought to guarantee more than we 40.——But, they don't —they want to travel on the “suspicion” of Detng experts. You can see what we are—Our works are before you. They show you cloth samples—and fasbion pictures. We show completed garments. ‘They talk about $20, $25, $40 and $50. We talk $10—$15—$20 to $35. If you're satisfied to pay twice as much as need be—stick to the taflors—without guarantee.——If you want to buy wisely—business- Uke—take our assortment—at our saving prices—with our personal re- sponsibility. Do you know what Leather Cloth o?—-Makes a swell Overcoat. You want to notice the length of ars.——They don't look as if they had been “picked too soon.” Quiet effects—for quiet tastes— Others for others. Looks «@ little careless to see your coachman still in his summer Livery. ——Maybe you're waiting for us to say the fall ones are ready.——They ere—not only the Clothes —bat the Boots —Hats——Gloves and Tdnen.——Not only for the outdoor servants——but the house attaches. We'll deliver ‘em on your order— subject to your satisfaction, AKS AND COMPA 0100 5; Bao test cortece ‘solution. PA._AVE_AND [TH ST. ERLANE ASD STH SE 27 One of Many. ‘well! Iwas one of ments of sales’ of shoes and was per- suaded to take s size that didn’t fit me. and now I cannot wear them. ‘Iwant sxood pair of shoes. I propose to give the ‘receivers’ sales’ s wide berth in future.” We fitted her with « pair of oor $3 ‘Fine Soft Dongola Button Shoes and she went off happy. Have you been fooled into buy- ing a pair of bargain shoes that you don’t Uke? If so, let us sell you a pair of shoes that will be ‘‘a thing of beauty" if not a joy forever. Our Thres Dollar Shoe: for Ladies equal others’ ‘Three Fifty Shoes. Call in and let us fit you with @ pair of of them. HEE & SHBEL 1217 Pt AYE “MAME ON IT FREB* ‘Trunk straps free, Kneessi, 425 7th St. Frosty A FACT. Weather It | MAKES YOU THINK OF COMFORTABLE ROOMS WITH RICH WARM Winter Underwear The extensiveness of our present of Winter Underwear warrants claiming that there is not a good missing. stock us in thing We also secured three or four Jobs in Underwear, which we propose to Tuo at considerably less than regular Prices. It ts no idle boast when we say ‘We have unquestionably the best bar- gains in Underwear obtainable in this city. 4 Swiss Ribbed Vesti neck and Werth Sle. ccs eee swiiidtes’ Hera Fleece-lined Wwiss Kibbed Vests, high ne fand Tong sleeves, ‘worth 'd0c Ecru Swiss Ribbed Balbriggan Vests and Pants Children’s Merino Vests and Drawers. Sizes 18 to 30, only. Sizes 30 to 34... = Ladies’ Gray Merino and Bal- briggan Swiss Ribbed Vests, high neck and long sleeves, with Pants to match, having waist run with th ribbon tape, fully Ladies’ Fine Wool Swiss Rib- bed Vests, white and natural Lag high neck and long sleeves, rup with silk ribbon, Jar $1 quality bios Ladies’ Union Suits, of fine ribbed merino, excellent qual- ity. ankle lengths. We are con- ident you cannot jual quality Suits under $1. ere : 250. 350. 25c. 350. 49o. 850. 980. Bon [larche, 314=316-318 7th St. Lowest Prices At The Globe - Furniture Co. Spending your cash here means a saving of 25 to 50 per cent on your Furniture, te. All other furniture stores give long credit, hence have a heavy loss that must be made good by charging high prices. Get our Drices before you buy. Note these items in our well-stocked Upholstery Department. Can you equal them? We think not! Chenille Portieres, various fall colors, $3 quality, only Best Eiderdown Pillows, 83. covered with 25 Pr white English cambrie for recovering with silk, satin, ete. $1.25 Down Pillows for..... $1.50 Down Pillows for. $1.75 Down Pillows for...... $2.50 Dowa Pillows for.......... Sitk Curtains, $12 quality. Nottingham Curtains, worth Nottingham Curtains, worth $3.. Nottingham Curtains, worth $4.. Bnowfiake Curtains, worth $5.. Fringed Chenille Table Covers: yards square. worth $1 Window Shades, worth 50c... Mlk Tapestries, worth $3....... ‘SI Tapestries. worth $3.50. The Globe aie Be Ble. $2.35 $2.75 Furniture Co., 1209 F St. N.W. H. M. Pacr, Maxsczn at McKnew’s Daily Letter. Cold Weath er Underwear ‘You bandle—Best grades only. know the class of Underwear we The Dress Stuff Exhibit Grows more and more interesting. No let np to the tramp, tramp, tramp of the great army of Dress fabrics—and such mountains of the rich, refined things. If you were to go to the Paris shops you would see almost the duplicate of our fine Dress Goods. Self-color figures play a prominent part fm the new styles. Modest, refined, a lightness to the designs that gives character to every pattern. Women of the quietest tastes can wear them ulmost as freely as they would the favorite plain ‘eaves. Some of the most pleasing effects are Epingle, Nate and Granite grounds—the pretty stuffs that 0 many are taking a fancy to. Surely the advantages of our Dress Goods stock were never mofe apparent—the streams of new things rapidly flowing in and the very low prices of many thinge cause great satisfaction. For to- morrow we have two lots of staple stuffs of exceptional interest, quality and price considered. Were bought for Opening day, but didn’t get here in time. They make thelr first bow tomorrow at about two-thirds what you expect—for instance: 100 PIECES WOOL HOMESPUN SUITING IN THE SEASON'S LATE COLORINGS. The Regular Price is 37 1-2c. The Special Price is 25c. &0 PIECES STRICTLY ALL-WOOL STORM SERGE-DARK NAVY BLUE AND JET BLACK— FINE TWILL—FIRM AND SIGHTLY. WE CLOSED OUT THE LOT AT A SACRIFICE PRICE. 38 INCHES WIDE. The Regular Price is 5o0c. The Special Price is 37 1=-2¢. 10th st. building.) oii ‘“ * Tae “Corvusnx'| The Speci al Sale Abovr Amus a y Tue Prcrvne OF bat peed WE KITCHEN AND ALL-OVER-THE-HOUSE Sare avraaa se Necessaries foeeeeay ariel logical, botanical, eth- | away beyond the hereto- nological, statistical. A pictorial survey of t! universe for office, hom: and school. Two bun- dred colored maps and diagrams and three bun: dred other ilustrations. Also a gazetteer of the United States, with the Begun last Tuesday {ustrates in an emphatte manner the advantages possessed by houses who, aided by the great and powerful leverage sh, deal covstantly at the sources of supply im their special and particular lines of goods. | ‘The sale continues, and tomorrow we mean to Gistavce the past by offering still better values. | All kinds of things for householders, besides. thou- sands of little things never thought of until needed fore. A couple days’ buy- ing will close them out. It’s the drummers’ sam- ples and the made-up stock of a manufactur- er bought in such a way that we are selling them at G0 per cent less than same goods ever sold for. populations according to Anything that will ft the burden of housework. | REAL WATER’ COL, the eleventh census. The purchasing power of a dollar goes mauy times | ORS, 10x17, im. white Bound jn cloth and half {ts usual length in these things—try it. | and gold frames, with leather. | z | torchon mats, 39. The $1.75 and $2. Grassware. | manufacturer's price, $1. Basement.11th st. V4.) Poeaved Glass Oll or Vinegar Bottles.15e. kind 1¢ | | STEEL ENGRAVING eer! ‘Opal Glass Cake and Biscuit Plates....10c. kind 5c | !%* 18x22, in 3t-tnch, Cc “Ss; “Manny's” Lemon Juice Extractor. +++10¢ | Oak and steel or 5-inch /OMBINATION SUITS Extra-gvod Goblet +-SSe. kind @5e, per dor) Steel and gilt frames, "SAN AIL, | Glass Jars,with tin covers, for plekles.25e. kind 15e| 5c. The manufactur- es hoe eee. veseslbe. kind Be | €F°S price, #2 DREN ALL WOOL, COTTON- | Glass Salt Shakers. | Glass Mustard Pots... (4th foor.10th st. bldg. AND-WOOL AND | Gold Decorated Decanters... | aa SANITARY BAL- | Twicted Glase Decanters. |New F RE | Extra-good Table Tumblers. .....hoe. kind ae. doz | New Farr, Dress amty [Clear Glass Jelly Tumblers... .. 2300, kind 25e, dow alert ehraagerpe ae. kind 30e. dor! Grarnrryy form any idea of te! th oor... 10th st. bldg.) gus tae comfort and — conven- | i: oe & oe fence of these garments aes es if you have never trie ° . dia them, and you will won- Crrxawane. fe Mont of the Ri der bow you ever man-| 199.pfoce English Dinner Sets $8.45 kind $7! sohiew: aged to get along with: 56 piece French China Tea Sets ut them after @ trial. | souvenir Tea Pot Tiles. There ts such & Per Decorated After-dinner Cot fect adjustment of eres | Decorated Tea Cups....... undergarments to outline of the figure that | Tioores Chine Plates. there can be no un- | “Awe comfortable tension and | 41, in consequence absolute | acid arises from then. ease is secured by the wearer. Gallon size.....ss. Tise. kind for 15e| , Colored Beaded Insert- We are the sole Wash- | (5th floor. ve 10th at. bldg.) | ME 14 and 2% Inches ington agents for the | wide, “MUNSING "AND “YP- $1.50 and $2 yard. SILANTI” MAKES. Cotton-and-wool Com- Cireus Laundry Soap..... sss-5e. kind de] Black Hercules Braid, Dination Suits, Swisk Silexo Scouring Soap. 3 cakes for 10¢| several widths. ribbed, white, naturtl Amuonia, extra strong, large bottle -8 | Faney Braids, several and black, high neck, Putz Pomade Brass Polish......... | widths. long sleeves,. ankle-| Match Scratchers, emery on cardboard | Silk Gauze Inserting, length pants. Furniture Polish, large bottle. . 1% inches wide, black $1.25, $1.65 to $2.25. rollers, best luster wire. and white, cream, light ‘The “Munsing” make Sponge Baskets, luster wire. Combination Sults-cot- ton-and-wool, gray and white. Enameline Stove Pélish... $10.50, Heavy, $2.75. | Cocoa Door Mats.......0..- Iridescent “Empire"* Medium, §2.50. Ideal Flat Tron Stands, with waxing and polish: Yokes, Sanitary Balbriggan | ing board....... eS Te 2. Combination —_Suits—a Boston Bosom Boards, with patent collar ban 5 be very desirable kind, as Knife Polishing Boards. seen a on they have the absorbing Properties of wool and High “neck, long sleeves, an-_ do not shrink. kle-length pants. Imported Safety Matches, dozen boxes e Mae 2 4 5 © | acres Paste Stove Pollsh...-...- “iioatt| Saoz Banaarss. Price $383.20 €3.4083.60/ Jet Sheen Paste Stove Polish......5c. kind 2 for 5e “Common The famous Ypsilanti! Electric Cleanser...... = -23e| Sense” Oxford ‘Ties, make Combination Suits | Cleanto Cleaning Powder.............10c. kind Be| flexible turned soles. in best quality all wool. | “Crown Jewel’? Carpet Sweepers. ..$2.25 kind $1.75 | Sizes 214 to 4. High neck, long sleeves, | Fancy Clothes Hampers, only a few left and Were $2. Now $1. ankle-length pants. these marked at just half price...$1.50 kind 7ie| Ladies’ Best Hand- ++s $12 kind $9 kind 25¢ c. Kind 15¢ Se. Kind 15 ses sB5e. Kind 15¢ secessess Oc. Kind 2c proof Earthen Stew Ket for preserving fruit, as no | Decorated China Frult Plates: Another lot of those Just. the thing | Half-gal. size. 200. kind for 106 Hovservnsismsa Deranruest. | Smoothing Tron, steel face, all sizes, 4 to 0 tbs. ‘Teapot Stands, luster wire. Knife Polish...... Gas Lighting Tapers Taper Torches Dover gz Beaters. Toothpicks, large boxes. $2.50 kind $1.; Woovrswane, Wirzowware, Brvsnes. $4 yard imps, % to Crocheted 2 inches wide, BSc. to $3.75 yard. Cream Applique Gimp, 2 inches wide, $1.75 yard. Black and White Bend- ed Edze, 1% inch wide. blue, pink, and yellow. Heliotrope ““Empire"* ‘Yokes, bronze and gray and fot. (st floor.110h bidg.) ——— turned Russia Calf Ox- fords. Were $3.50. Now $1.50, Ladies’ Dark Russia Fine Shoes at prices which are but shadows of thelr former selves. Necessity compels many things, and ft 1s necessity which compels us to close out this stock by Saturday night. Ladies’ Russet and Black Ox- fords. Were $1.50, 82, $2.50, $3and 84. Now 75c. $1 & $1.50. inest Seal Bluchers Htoleale Nowe. 3.00 Children's Dane n. Ties" and Slippers. $2.50, $3 ana &: ‘Oxford Were 82, 3.50. 77 Ladies’ Fine Cloth Overgaiters, Sane sD Bo New 4 OC, pe & $1 Mockses, 1203 F Sr. Sraz Suoz Hovsr, 726 Tra Sz CHAPIN BROWN, LEON TepurNek,} Recervers. W: « N. Datrox. Maxacen. s08-co1m AANGLSLNsasSinsna si snnsnagsgisssanaTNURMNENEnAATANNNNSHS ySHAAAS KAHL ETCKESTEECETESTESTTETTRECERESS CEO ECREEUTNESETERE PROS LGPSOEEIITY ESTP TUTTE TT danke nd bis sastsig sss toss dtesdntagha tittngn tans nN ETE TST TTC ETT ETSCETTEDNNETCEITENTOTE ETT TERT ECT TET AAdadddohintsanssiniastidd AMMMLLSHAA ntti Aid Autttiittdte tt With purchases of certain amounts 02 our Opening Day, Monday & Tuesday We have secured a fine lot of Male Singing Canary Birds and Mocking Birds, with cages, which we sball Present to our custowers on Monday and Tuesday, October 2 and 3. All purchasers of $10 and over may have their choice of a canary or mocking bird. All purchasers of $20 and over may have thelr choice of a camary or mocking bird, with a cage. In addition to giving the above ex- Peusive presents We shall also quote the lowest prices in Washington for Fine Sabstantially Built and Attrac- tively Designed Furniture. Remember the days: Monday &T uesday CRAIG & HARDING, Reliable Low-price Furniture, 13th & F Sts. it suit asintstiintt saitatfinaniaiat AMsusianntst ittialt rece TOU sAternasiassttn ti SiguditHS Nitin. AaaaHH Aidit SitatannshoitstieanssintatseassNsstt Stina ttshintiaiist tina ieent nee nts itttt SHH tts sol sist init eins iSth sini aagHdA Siistiitshadtiih int saint tnt t We Opened FIRE MONDAY, and such a fusilade of bargains that we shot out of our store would have made of solemnly protesting against the further continuance at the foot of South Capitol or at any other place within the District of the garbage factory and dead animal depot of the National Sanitary Company. In an: swer to the invitation mailed by the ¢om- mittee of arrangements a number of resi- dents of other sections of the District were present, and when the meeting adjourned at midnight, after four hours almost vainly spent in endeavoring to express by a series of resolutions the position and demands of the people most affected by the location of the factory, the residents of South Wash- generally extended. Among those who ac- cepted the invitation to attend the meeting was a delegation from the Home Rule Club of the District. The members of this dele- gation, headed by Mr. John H. Crane, oc- cupled no little time of the meeting in an- nouncing that they were for home rule here first, last and all the time, ‘and endeavored to impress upon the rest of those present that only by home rule could the garbage evil, and, indeed, all other evils, be re- moved. But, notwithstanding thelr elo- quence, their denunciation of about every- body who failed to agree with them, the meeting refused to follow where the flag of home rule led, and, intimating in rather positive language that the garbage factory and not home fule was the question of the hour, the members of the delegation with- drew at the eleventh hour, defeated, but de- fiant, and then the meeting quickly and in order accomplished the object of the call by unanimously adopting the following series of resolutions: ‘Whereas the National Sanitary Company thas caused to be erected at the foot of South Capitol street, in the city of Wash- ington, District of Columbia, a plant for the purpose of manipulating the garbage of said city; and Whereas the Odorless Excavating Com- pany has established a wharf at the foot of South Capitol street and uses the same for dumping the gatherings of the city into the river instead of placing the same on the scows for the purpose of being car- ried away from the city; and Whereas the plants of works of both said National Sanitary Company and Odorless ington undoubtedly regretted that their in-) vitations to attend the meeting had been so/ eral committee of arrangements, presiding. | Prayer was offered by P. W. G. M. Rev. Wm. J. Howard. P. G. Dr. | Norwood of Union Friendship Lodge, No. S91, delivered an appropriate address of | welcome. He brought forth the fact while this country was now celebrating quadro-centennial the Grand United Order of Odd Fellows have been since celebrating the semi-centennial of existence among the colored of this country, | pike ladies of the several households of uth presented, through thelr spokesman, | Mrs, Louisa T. Holmes of Golden Links H. H., No, 9, the floral design “A bow and arrow,” which was eloquently received by W.M.T.Forrester of Richmond, Ve. the grand master of the entire order. ‘The secret session was with PL W. Richmond, Va.; tire order tomorrow, starting at 1 o'clock and moving over the following route: The right of the line resting on M street and Rhode Island avenue northwest and pro- ceed out M to New Hampshire avenuoc, to the Washington Circle, down Pennsylvania avenue and through the west gate of Executive Mansion, down j++ avenue into 15th street, to the avenue, to Ast street, to the District bi where the procession will be reviewed by the Commissioners, then to Indiana avenue, to 3d street, to New Jersey avenue, to Rhode Island avenue, to 6th street, to M street, to the Metropolitan A. M. E. Church. The officers of the parade will be as follows: Chief marshal, Wm. P. Gray; Geo. W. Cabaniss, left aid; C. B. Cain, right ald; chief of staff, J. O. Holmes; chief of first division, Frank Brown: Michael Robinson, | Fight aid; Geo. Campbell, left aid. | Chief of seconé division, R. J. Holliday: | Robt. Brown, right aid; Leroy Harvey, left j ai Chief of third division, C. W. Hale; M. M. Winston, right aid; Elton Jackson, Heft aid. -_ . Chief of fourth division, McKenzie Scott; Excavating Company, and each of them, | are nuisances which should be abated; and | Whereas appeals eg been — «Bees | » petitions Comutastoners of the Destrict cud veuens| A mesting wilt be bill at the church ot asking that an investigation be had; | the close of the parade, which will be called Resolved, That a proper memorial to Con-| to order by P. G. M. Eugene Brooks, master Henry James, right ald; John Brent, left 5 Meeting and Bangnet. gress be prepared and signed by the citi- zens present. Resolved, That we, the citizens of South Washington, in mass meeting assembled, do constitute and declare ourselves a per- manent organization under the name of the “South Washington Citizens’ Associa. tion,” for the purpose an@ object of meet- ing from time to time to discuss the in- terests and needs of South Washington and devise means of securing its rights and pro- moting Its general welfare. Resolved, That the present chairman ap- point a working committee of ten, who shall elect a chairman and secretary from their number, hold meetings at stated times, investigate matters brought to their ai- tention, interview public officers and press the interests of our section, call general meetings when deemed advisable and other- wise act as guardians of our rights, inter- ests and welfare. neem COMPROMISE TALK. Senator Stewart's Attack on the Prest- dent Has Injured the Silver Cause. The disclosure made by Senator Wolcott in the Senate today of @ purpose on the part of the managers of the Voorhees re- peal bill to prolong the session of the Sen-| ate next week until midnight each day makes public property of a thing that has been privately discussed for several days, and the episode in the Senate this morning indicates very clearly the feeling such a proposition excites on the part of the sfiver men. They have been expecting such a move for some time and their leaders as- sert that it will in no way hasten action on the Voorhees bill. They assert that this course will mark about the last effort on the part of the repealers, and they claim that its failure is already assured. What Has Been Promised. For some days the suggestion has been repeatedly made to the silver men that ff they would permit the Voorhees bill to go through without furiher obstruction they could rely on the assistance of a large num- ber of repealers toward the immediate pass- age of a measure favorable to silver. They have, however, shown an unwillingness to accept such uncertain promises as these, feeling that they did not carry with them the assurance of favorable action by the silver which Congress might pass. The public announcement by Mr. Gorman in the able to the iramediate passage. after disjos- ing of the Voorhees bill, of a measure of benefit and accommodation to the silver men fs a verification of what the silver men have been told privately that the repeaiers were willing to agree to it. Compromise Talked Of. among Senators and a very earnest attempt is being made to bring one about. This dectaration on the part of Mr. Gorman ts accepted as indicating his favorable dis- position toward compromise; but the amount Personalities indulged in on the floor of the Senate today and by the attacks on Mr. Cleveland made by Senator Stewart, it is Deiieved, lessen the chances of any sort of agreement and are Hable to prolong the President on any measure for the benefit of | Senate today that his disposition was favor- | Of feeling which has been excited by the | | of ceremonies. P. M. V. P. John R. Brown of Patriarchte, No. 18, of this city, wilt de liver an oration. | A bancuet will be given in the even! at Odd Feliows’ Hall in honor of the representatives. The various committees im charge are as follows: Arrangements—James W. Jones, chair- man, C. H. T. Over, vice ‘chairman; J. | Gardiner Turley, treasurer; James FE. En- nis, secretary; JR. F. Browne, - ing secretary; Capt. Wm. P. Gray, chief marshel; O. C. Holmes, chief of’ staff. Executive—D. B. Webster, C. B. Walker, J. G. Turley, James E. Ennis, E. E. Morria, J. R. FP. Browne, James W. Jones. Print- ing—James E. Ennis, J. R. F. Browne, C. H. T. Over. Speakers—James G. Turley, E. E. Morris, Anthony Mason. Comfort— |E. P. Brown, 8. H. Wilkins, James W. Jones. Music—C.'B. Walker, Alexander Howard, C. H. Browne. Carriages—D. B Webster, if. Morris, E. B. Vinsten, | Fioor—Thomas J. Johnson, J.C. Cross, | E. C. McKinney. ‘Refreshment—Mrs. Sarah | A. Thomas, Mrs» Betty Saunders, Lizzie | Lee, Louisa T. Holmes, Mrs. Ellen Curry, ‘Mrs. Ela Harris, Mrs. Marthe T. Drew, Mrs. Maggie A. Robinson, Fannie Wanta, Emily Monroe, Ars. D. i. Webster, Mra x. mn. —— MR. VAN ALEN'S NOMINATION. It Will Not Be Reported to the Senate This Week. The nomination of J. J. Van Alen to be ambassador to Rome will not be reported | to the Senate this week. At the meeting of the committee on foreign relations this morning the nomination was not consider- ed nor mentioned, save in a’ casual refer lence. No protests of any kind have bem made. 1 (te A Deputy Corencr. Representative Heard introduced a DIM im | the House today (by reques:) auth: the eppointment of an assistant coroner the District at a salary ver day while ployed, who shall perform all the func- | tions of the coroner ia that officer's ab | sence. ot r RL. | EMILY VIALE. APLIN of Washington, D.C, ° | McDONALD— COSTELLO. On Aueust 26, 1803, the Rev. Father Mangen, at the Gharsy Tunmcea's, New York, JMUN BR. MeDON- ALD te ELLEN COSTELLO, both of We-bing- ton, D.C. ——— DIED. | BARBER. On Tw September 26, 1828, after | a lingering Hines, LATINA VEARL.” only | dausitier or ¢ and Alice M. Barker, mee Kakser: Fanerr! Thurday, September 28, Relatives only iuvited. * CANNON, Departed this Tite September 25, 189, at 72a after a lore and paintal Ine, rewidonee, No, 30 11 xtrow orlork Thursday, Septeniher Aloysius Chareh, * old “War Veteran= DANCE WITH DELIGHT. Parlor Brooms, fine quality... Paper Pails, first quality. Pails, best quallty wood fber..-- In running through the stock, finding room for the new goods, we have discov- ered about fifty odd" Vests and Pants in fight and intensify its bitterness. The opin- | fon ts frequently expressed today that the | cause of the silver men has been injured | imitaters but their com- parisons are mockery. There is but Calf Blucher Oxfords. =. Tan Were $3.50. Now $2.50. ughter of the . Carpets. late Robert’ Hliis of this “city. “Ceres” Flour, Our line of patterns in all the various sizes and weights and have them out on a table at thrown Ladies’ High-cut Paris Kid Bluchers, piceadifly Wood Salt Boxes. . ~ ee | Butter Paddtes, for rolling butter ia b OUR STUCK OF some by Mr. Stewart's speech, as some democrats who are opposed to the passage | MOLTZCLAW. On September 28, 188, THOMAS = ° ~ J. HOLTZOTAW. esd sintg-xoten Sear. Casing Bewks taal wee toe. Excellent value at F Sh of the Voorhees law resent the idea of be- |), 2 grades is made up from the cream Exactly Half Price Wink Imette tat ac sation evrine oes, tng placed in the attitude of concurring in wen way ay ater nt Rolling Pins, black enameled handle Ladies’ Kid Button THAT IS MEETING WITH SUCH a ee atanionigaead Chewest. tives and felende invited. 2° ef the stock of the best mana- | st at 1s sine apie — Children's Combination Potato Masbers, hard wood. aS pest. piceaiiy _ 200s, re = ieee . , FANNING. On September 27, 188. 8 oan. FLOR. facturers, und you are sure of | Suits in Swiss ribbed Salad Set, fork and spoon...+ | = patent-leather tips, *Victory “a TWO TO ONE ON THE VIGILANT. bk FACE ad ite ot 01 Panning. at haw fnais e merino, white and gray, Step Ladders, well made $1 kind 75e | Cloth tops. 9 —— i | residence. 946 Hi xtroet southwest, ing here the correct things fies’ Vests. | high neck, long sleeves, Cont and Hat Racks, 4 bronze Woks... 10e. kind he | $3.50. oa aes as ie Bets in New York om the Coming | Foneral Friday at 3 weiock. Friends and rye 9 ° : | eo ought ispee & tives invited to attend. im styles and colorings, and you ome fankle-length pants. Imported Splash Mats. sreseneDOes Kind Ge | -LaGlen’, Viel Kid Shoes} os, assy new York avense, and placed Yacht Races. | hy ‘These ar~ Swiss ribbed riggan, bigh rf Floor Mops....2 ne | Pointed, opera, Rich- geod _ 6 cEW or a Mrs. CAROLIN GRANAGER. ture of WM. M. GALT & CO. and fare also sure of having your Car neck and sleeves and medium weight, | 519 3.0 lwp tamer. | and “co: on sale at such ridiculously low prices that NEW YORK, Sept. 2.—The Post in an Poveral sercices will take pace from at. Bi Dearing the imprint of two gold medals — “ — — -— Mor wossevscsers Me — article regarding the coming races for the |/ thew: Church ‘Tharslay worming at im every sack of “Ceres” Flour. ‘‘Ceres" Flour ets properly made and laid, ag Only 2c. Astqu'ty 81.2581.55 81. — a eae T: pice Kind gc} sense” toes, a and! every caller yesterday became a customer piegeapalin | oles. ° ‘eather . it quality fe lo $2 and-welted - Ty ¢ . x for sale by all grocer. We ouly wholesale it. we work exclusively New York's . = leieve Ricans Gotta aes aes, fa | a before leaving the store. The New York Yacht Club has settled jgwrrr. The rematus of the Inte LEWIS T | Api c i ge epre: - JEWETT will be romoved from the vadlt te Wm. I. Galt & Co Pabedan ran - pang ee 8 Gee tie antag Scarce anda =[=2 Off= | upon” Archibald’ Rogers an the representa: | Psa eon Wm. !'l. Ga sl See Pe tenereiers ou les jer as, Se : [sean came carne ar rece ona| | Rea, Spur a ra” ‘: On every doilar means 33 per it tha Pepe _ aes _ nee | ee ‘i " "5 per cent less than | £) : - 7 ©OR. 18T AND IND. AVE. N.W. 1 lowest. are informed that we have alwaye made | Sizes.........5 6 Trsware. \Ap tearkel peices, which evecytoly Ruswe, [mentee Sy the Bon. Me. Karr, whe OM | erent, @ Sale whe erber “EXTRA SIZES" the IDOMINAL DANDS bri ¥ y |sail om the Vigilant. If a referee is de i crt ‘at 7:30 pa soduents, MARTHA 2 ae eee Series naaae age in all the | 2a quity..81.03 8115 | Bread Raisers, ventilated covers......$1 kind, T5e ee ne Oe ote ee cece a edad mode Cin Ee tn the cena | PRISER lak Songhaer of the tate Now’s the Time itary ite ied Shiets ant Panty, | es e—naeey [seal Cnr Teen {¢5 Metis recommended] inthis city cam d, but we are experts, and 10,0 leides “and will be in the position: | _ fictry Fuainumn wy" gw ne —_— 4 RIENNE foe’ tees jest we know our the: N 7 Y = ‘No. Bare Dennsclvania ne <—to have yonr sotled clothing transformed Boe. quality. = stomachs. They teen miles to windward and leeward and i. rarnslvanin ave inte ‘new garmeate and to bate Fear Tene ; Slo pare ages oe soothing, warmth giv. * coteen, Sak St See Say Soares She toes Relatives snd trees ave tuvited. ter Sa Fee, ee On YY 3OC. arch, | tests crsizey toc] rte Ser rts ate i Se) een arm ete «+Business.~ postponed the same course will be sailed, ae a as | ap a Xa ° ° 9 sions. | 20-quart Dish Pans... ae “ind, In natural and white ed oreytindc rustica perp venacad Many bets have been made on the races, vest, at 9 o'cdok. a.m. September postal, = | he Famous Black Lisle Tights, | Galvanized Vegetabie Pans. wool. the business; It Is the kind of goods yun the ruling odds are about 2 to 1 on the} INS, ANDON ULLMANN, “aged twenty-clz Sx Aan P ve knee and ankle lengths, | Nutmeg Graters. carry, the prices you sell them at and the | Vigilant. Some offers have been made at| p,? Axtow Fiscuzz, ad and ee 39 open and closed seats. | Dredge Boxes...c---ss0--- Attention you give the trade. 1, fo, 2 that the Vigilant | will win three | FU"Gth September 28. 66 $2 and $2.25. Patent Doughnut and Biscuit Cutters. “00 | straight races. This is looked upon as Scovrrz Axp Dyza, aeger Black Wool Tights, | Japanned Caspiders. TUltoe | natural wool for rheu- «We Feel-« more patriotic than cautious. OOO ikle lengths, | J Covered Buckets, nd, Te Matism and — swoller ere “ q 06 G STREEF X.W. wn Be caine |uema oe core Lal ame mes sont a | ecaaetge a eee asad a wuss wexposces Fexenar, | Be Sore Yoo An Rioar Underwear $1.00, $1.45, $2.50, $2.60 Japanned Toilet Sets, res emalt; “helm eal) re ae ea ce ae THEN Go AHEAD.” e Best Place aramels $2.75, 92.80, $8 and and slop pail......0.ceeeeeeeeeeeseeeee 1.0) large. ~ Nebby Footwear will be a thing of | Seryices Held at St. Leo's Church in a . poy Lima heat plane omc gare $3.20. SPECTAL—Crown Stove Mats, to prevent food | 81, $1.10 and $1.20, the past. Seer Wark: But first be very sure you areright; tives easy 9 bs - ies a hildren {s confined to us ck Si i burning........+ «Me. kind, Te, (Knitted Underwi deceit may be wrone know! Bost improved facilities, the Tincat werk is cay for Washington and vicinity. Recommended ee $5.50 nat $0 peas ‘Breed Bowes ase. kind, 200 | ‘ partment, et ‘ae «=Now= NEW YORK, Sept. Funeral services | bedeceived—you may be ni pbastinewt. eeuted without the usual “wear and tear.” | 10 CTS. by all physicians us being absolutely with- | (gt tloor.....24 annex.) | (Sth floor........ sAith st. bidg.) 2d annex.) were held this morning at St. Leo's Church | When yougo to buy a bottie of CARTER'S LITTLE (lars Cute also wear longer | when A Box a out equal. ; Is the time to lay in your supply, and we over the remains of Miss Mendonca, eldest | 1:1VER PILLS be sare you get “C-A-R-T-E-R-3e by se sdomestic’ a —| Glows or domestic finish. Filtered Water. Orders called for and delivered. Carrrat, Sreaxe Lavspnr, wal Sra Sx. or. p. 0. purr. Telephone, 1618. One Enjoys = Be . wouring, Butter from a fine establiss: SHEET SHE Our Specialties offer tomorrow. All favors will be prepared fresh for this sule. If CARAMELS are favorites of yours, Tomorrow. They'll be the get a hor at either store best you NE ANDIF: st Caspr: aude W.H.MckKnew 933 Pa. Ave. Still In Misery In Bedwear Department Tomorrow, 1,200 Mave Pusow Surrs, 21x36. 8c. 1,200 Mave Pittow Stirs, 223x386 9c. are the people who can Gill your wants. The E. I. Davis Soe Parton, 1430 NEW YORK AVE., BET. 14TH AND 15TH. daughter of the Brazilian minister to the United States. Solemn mass of requiem was celebrated by Rev. Father Ivucey. Among those present were Charles R. Flint and family of Washington, D. C.; Dr. and Mrs. Brewer, dscar de Amer: secretary of the Brazilian legation; Garcia Leos, J. F. Tevatla and Gomico Dagama. ‘The remains will be takea to Washing- D. C., on the midnizht express to- end interred in Mount Olivet ceme- then you are all right and can fo abesd; you xnow thetr value; they never fail. But don’t forget our junction, “BE SURE YOU ARE RIGHT.” Besure you ask for “C-A-R-T-EP ” Bosare youget “C-A-R-T-E-R-S." Prands and imitations ‘will put you wrong; don't let themdoit, Besureyoa ours. e sell only ire, un- — it , pending the removal of the body to | get thegenuine CARTERS LITTLE LIVER PILLS adulterated “C Butter. "Why not try | pic bizaces, Forms, Belts, Sun- - = ; a Brazil. - - Pe & sample pound? hie nn eporters| and the still suffering from bunions, corns and Shine ike St. > PORTIS CESAR SS SEE ERS: io eee 1 time poo ee iugrowing. malls or bave we felleved yout | @24 oor. 11th st. building.) 4 ars. Gmail Pil. Gmail Dose. GuallPricn, mB We ask make our a Fou expect to walk easy and graceful Representative Bland Returns, ge th Such pain at every step? If you would make your teeth shine! Representative Bland, chairman of the |—————————____——q _— f Waa eee J. J. GEORGES & SON. Chiropodists, ——s Wke stars and a real House committee on coinage, weights and Jas. F any of our specialties, “We cee ae ee : mouth, use LISTER measures, has returned to the city after an| CHILDREN CRY e ° a at @ price you'll lke t . eae also purifies the breath. 2c. bottle. ates & mY 5s 7 204 sence of several weeks at the bedside of FOR PITCHERS HEADY RTERS. 9 » te WALKER SONS, 204 10TH ST. N.W. a " For sale here only. al Msgr STasDe Pavescar, Connex Conscr Co Papers, Moth-proot Goods, Fire” Brick, Woopwarn & Lorunor. é his sick wife. He expects to call the com- wert jt G St. ML C. Whelan, late of F st., F.) e27 Clay and Tile Asbestos. Flue Lining, Pulp Slate, &e. apis 10TH, 11TH AND F STREETS NORTHWESD. Tuomrsoxs Puansacy, 703 lore Sr mittee together at an early date to con- sider the numerous bills now before it. CasTORIA