Evening Star Newspaper, November 25, 1893, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D ©. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25. 1893—TWENTY PAGES. 5 “Coming events cast their shadow before.”* Monday’s Program At the New Palais Royal, G Asp Exevenra Srazers. THE GRANDEST HOLIDAY “OPENING THAT WASHINGTON HAS KNOWN IS COMING—WASHINGTON'’S NEW STORE IS TO BE THE PRIN- cipal STORE HOUSE OF GOOD SAINT NICHOLAS AND HIS JOLLY COMPANION, SANTA CLAUS......LARGE AS THE BUILDING IS, IT WILL BE NONE TOO BIG, SO THAT NEXT WEEK’S PROGRAM CON- SISTS OF REDUCED PRICES FOR BULKY GOODS, WHICH WE WANT OUT OF THB WAY,—OUR NECESSITY IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY. Monday’s Dress Goods Bargains. A big slice of the Dress Goods Department is to be taken for the holl- day display of Dolls. Sooner than crowd the Dress Goods in out-of-the-way places we are willing for you to take them at what they cost us—and at Imported Novelty DRESS GOODS AT 1-2 THEIR VALUE. ‘We have still left about 75 Imported Dress Patterns, which we are now offer- ing at one-half thelr value. These are exclusive Dress Patterns (no two allke). ‘The very latest NOVELTIES of the season: Imported LOLE FULLER, reduced from $2 to $1 Der yard. Imported HOP SACKINGS, reduced trom $2 to $1 per yard. Imported NATTE CLOTH, reduced from $2 to $1 per yard. Imported BOUCLE NOVELTY, reduced trom $1.50 to 7c. per yard, Imported 50-inch CHANGEABLE DIAGONALS. Teduced from $1.75 to $1 per yurd. Imported G1-inch BROADCLOTH, reduced trom $1.75 to $1 per yard, This sale starts ta today and will con- + tinue as long as the goods last. Unequale Offerings AT MOSES’! EXT WEEK we'll offer extraordinary opportunities to careful buyers. We have selected with great care the best values from every FURNITURE DEPARTMENT in the house, as well as from the CARPET and LACE CURTAIN Departments, and we'll put these prices and qualities alongside of any you’ve ever known or can find. supply, the time has come. If you have a want to Don’t let the occasion pass you uninvestigated. From Each Office Desk Dept. AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN, | Tenleytown Wishes to Protect Itself With Special Officers. Canal News—Bold Attempt at Parse Snatching—The Poor Suffering From © and Hanger. There cleared town both light and laden yesterday the following canal craft: W. S. Jacques, Capt. Bender; G. A. Garfield, Capt. Swain; J. J. Alexander, Capt. Renner; F. Flanagan, Capt. Moore; J. H. Gibbs, ¢ pt. Penner; B. T. Johnson, Capt. Moore; D. W. Baughman, Capt. Wilson; Wheatley Bros., Capt. Montgomery. - Boats arrived yesterday by way of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal as follows: J. J. Alexander, Capt. Renner; No. 113, Capt. Creamer; No. 133, Capt. Atwell; B. T. John- son, Capt. Moore; G. M. Winship, Capt. Crampton; C. Darrow, Capt. Crampton; Judge Alvey, Capt. Creamer; W. T. Coule- han, Capt. Woodward; A. Cable, Capt. Mills; Katie Hassett, Capt. Mills; Anteros, Capt. Chaney. Poorly Protected. In order to officially protect their own and their neighbor's property, a number | of the leading citizens of the Tenleytown | district are about to ask the Commission- ers iy yivest them with the powers of spe- cial officers. Tenleytown is so pooriy guarded and the appropriation necessary to increase the police protection so far off that this is deemed the most advisable way to obtain protection. The Poor Suffering. Yesterday's cold brought the poor and THE DISTRICT'S NAMESAKE, Citizens Will Be Given a Chance to See the Fleet Oolumbia. She wt Probably Be Taken to Am- napolis After Being Equipped— Talk of a Present. eaten “I will certainly give the people of District of Columbia a chance to see ned Columbia at the first opportunity,” said Sec- retary Herbert to a Star reporter today, “but they must understand that it cannot be done for some time yet.” The Secretary had just concluded a con- ference with the President when he made this statement. The Star reporter joined him in his walk, and told him briefly that the people of the District were deeply in- terested in the record-breaking Columbia, inasmuch as it had been named in honor of the seat of the national government, and that they would like an opportunity of see- ing it, especially as they were desirous of acknowledging the it in a more substantial way. Secretary Herbert said he pleased with the interest of the District in the vessel, and that the department would certainly give our people a chance to see the vessel at the earliest opportunity. There were circumstances, he explained, that prevented action to this end at this time. The vessel had just undergone her official trial,.and although she had ex- ceeded her contract requirements, and had made a phenomenal record of speed, she had not yet been accepted, and conse- quently was not at the disposal of the Navy [tare es needy out in numbers. Not only the secre-| Department. Although there is no doubt of tary of the Associated Charities was ap-|her acceptance by the government, there a Of Our Many Sraie Pedi 9sise (Osh matttow"Doies, | OOS to aoe pegeieanng, pat the represen: | MES Soomeen mneaeiann dite ae UE a $7.75 THE BON { 0 ‘ bracket front, beveled panels, wack asi | tives of various Catholic aid societies and | betore she can be put in commission and be bs to £21 for the one-of-a-kind Wool and Silk and Wool Dress 9 Furniture De rtmen sides all ‘quartered oak, finest finish. {numerous individuals. Fuel and clothes |@Solutely at the service of the govern- Patterns that bave sold until now from $12 to $30. These exclusoive nov- pal Never be: ment. elties ate all 1893-94 designs,—“‘all” doesn’t mean a few of this year's A. AVE. We have selected TWO of the very best than $30. seemed to be the things most urgently Secretary Herbert is in full styles and many left over from last season. oo GEO. DU BOIS, Prop. values ever offered. In most cases the prices Quartered Oak Roll Top Desks, double pedes- | HEeded. Some of the applicants for eeey | with. the egy byte vy Sod quoted represeut an equal saving on the tal, 4 ft. 6 mm. wide, shelf back, bevel top, were sorry sights indeed. One who applied | the 23d insiani in the interest peo- ny go - vi ple of the District. He is personally jubl- ‘a regular cost of the articles. These are ed panels, flue joterior, $28. 00 at a public oifice on 2: street was with- font over the oa of the is S414 tor Gyard Dress Patterns of $1 Wool Dress Goods, 40 to 46 . ti chances such as seldom occur, and you'll $40, for . - out coat, had scarcely any shoes on and) Filling ~4 lag seaaiie Be ro ponsie incher wide.—A goodly collection of very latest styles and colors in Fancy £0000000000000000000000000000000000% find it greatly to your profit to take ad- l adies’ Desk De t — — —— ee of the District. The Columbia is a large Whipcords, Hopsacking, Poplins, Bengalines, Serges and French and En- 8 Vantage of them. You can find what you pt. mended to the police station for informa. | Vessel, and her draught is too great to per- glish Suitings in unpameable effects. want here without any trouble. Solid Oak Desks, carved front, with French tion relative to homes for destitute people. | mit her to come to Washington. She can, | Sid d worth ebay $10 rer 2 BE 75 | While Georgetown. is comparatively free | however. easily go to Annapelte, 208. and 83.36 leboard Department. orth easily $10, for.......... : from alleys infested by the poor there are | it Will not be much trouble for our people to -«. for T-yard Dress Patterns of 68¢ and 5c All-wool Dress Fab- | a fdeb a . many individual cases that will be men-)} 8° there to admire her graceful lines. It is ics, Including Hopsucking, French Plaids, Diagonal, Serges and English ’ “for anwed cake a tect aise, ate | Solid Oak Desks for $3.85. | tionea by the police us ‘worthy of consid: | Hot so far to Annapolis as it is to Fortress zs It Gealtie Drauk eta y Monroe, and the crowds that went from Suitings in mixtures, r Ou. and base, first quality French bevel plate eration, on application of the charitable. uiirror, 16 by 30 inches, double cupboard, Parlor Table Dept While the seventh precinct station house | here to the latter place on the occasion of | 8 drawers (1 lined for silver), finest brass pt. is provided with a toum for lodgers, none | the naval rendezvous last year are a suffi- BGS se ered) Bices rattores of Pate ant Fancy 50c Dress Goods worth 18.00 Solid Oak Tables, 16-inch tops, with are allowed to stop there, owing to the fact | Clent index of the interest taken in naval in 48 and 50-inch Serges and Mixtures. ==-USe | tf lower shelves, ‘for 69c. that the appropriation for the building ran | epecng tery — ~ matter of local pride rts il 1 ethy ts tion. E7Cicakings trom $1.80 to $4.25 instead of $1.98 to $4.98 a yard:—Rest eirlorntele N puteboant perfectly finished, Aelia Cok Fitting Tables, with somal ar; 13, With Senet Bee _meety ies its Get | c cuury tasers wens bak as ae | y § v, 3 i = | proper heating “facilities could not be ob- qnality Heavy Broadcloths, Kerseys, Beavers, Cheviots, Astrachans, Seal _ French bevel plate mirros, fest. cast drociinaatn ‘oeth Stee tan’: GB LA S>| | Sauron ee ae aan though, if a fel-| that the crack ship of the navy will come to Plushes. - trimmings. hoice of two pat- : Hogg ibieeieceaiael os oc atte D : Silk Bargains You Will Appreciate. iS. credit is like a sick child— | needs constant nursing. But our Equitable - | Dining Chair Dept. worth $42.00 ei $25.00 |Parlor Suite Dept. Strong, Massive Parlor Suites, finely up- holstered and covered in very fine grade low applies for a night’s lodging, he is giv- en a ceil-bench, and charged with intoxica- tion. A Bold Attempt. About a quarter of five last evening, as Annapolis as soon as she is properly com- missioned in the navy, so that if the citizens of the District propose to acknowledge in a substantial way the compliment paid them in the naming of the first ves- a silk tapes or Wilton ‘ sel of our nav y have no time to lose. Quartered Oak, Box, Seat Crates beutt , 90) nie ee 41.75 Miss Lily King of Fayette street was turn-| The uchineion tier Infantry Corps witli ‘The Palais Royal's regular stock of reliable Silks at reduced prices:— | backs, sole leather seats (will last isp.” today, for. vee PELTO ing the corner of ist and High streets en | provide the vessel with a bell, so that it is $1.15 yard for the $1.50 Black Satin Duchesse......75e yard for the $1 Credit | Years}, Chotee of two patterns, * Only 2 of the S-plece Silk Tap- 6 Toute to her home, two negro boys rushed | left to the citizens of the District to furnish Black Taffeta Silk......6Se yard for the $1 Black Bengaline Silks......The at actual value $7 each, for... $4.56 estry ‘Suites left, a $26.75 t her and one grabbed at her pocket-|0me other part of the vessel's equipment, following are new comers, but reliabl- Black Bengaline Silks with embroi- C7 ARM CHA atelle Suites at a THIRD BELOW eg tg Fe og ae gg 5 | — ig i ee Sonn wr dered dots in colors:—Cardinal, Turquoise, Old Rese, Magenta, Yellow. System Quartered Oak Chairs, with new style cane LAL VALUES. King displayed courage and composure, , !>rary. 4 Lavender, White. @Sc a yard for $1.25 qualitm.....84e yard for $1.25 seats, box frames, quality Plaid Surah ‘Silk is another welcome bargain; so {s the Two-tone Velutina at $1.15 instead of $1.35 yard and the new supply of Crepe de Chine at Qe instead of @Se yanl. Note the shades: Light blue, pink, yel- low, nile, orange, pistache, lavender, | | Is healthy—takes care of itself— no promises you'll find it a burden to $3.50 for... ‘Dining Table Dept. chairs. the equals of any we ever sok, Hall Rack Dept. Handsome Quartered Oak Hat Racks, with French bevel plate mirrors, solid’ brass 22.25 held on to her purse and signaled a police- man. The officer gave chase to the boys, but was unsuccessful in overtaking them. Short Paragraphs. Charleston, Newark, Chicago, Boston, At- lanta, Philadelphia, New York and Detroit have been richly equipped by the cities naned. ad gray, cream, biack, white. A rare i coat hooks ‘and umbrella at- 5 Contractor Ernest McCobb, president of | What the President Has No Right te Do bargain are the 32-inch-wide Black Silk Velvets at $4 a yard for $6 quality. See ee oo eeeeny Nie wale Quertered Oak 10-foot Extension Tables, tachment, worth ‘siz, tor... SOOO the Tenleytown Citizens’ Association, has | prom the New York World. Se re ee emeney on te fluted. ‘iegs,” actuatly. "worthge'} (vers ore on sentarcarvea | Teturmed from Maine, where he went to at-| Tne restoration of the ex-queen by our $20, for... 8 L0.00 Mounie bese cn™ carved — | tend the funeral of his mother. Lace Trimmings and Findings. ‘The Holiday “Opening” will rob the Lace Department of much space, Six-foot Solid Oak Extension Next weel |China Case Dept. bles. sis, tor: S11.00 $4.25 Mr. James Pyles is constructing, at Ten- leytown, a new two-story frame. The im- | provement is being made on the Grant road. government would not only be a monstrous stultification of democracy, but it would be an act beyond the constitutional limits of executive authority and a violation of in- a STOVES—anything to make home com- 2 taly i ding | ternational comity, The United States can- so here are prices to qmickly clear some of the shelves:—59c instead of 6S iything vs | Solta Oak China Case, with grooved shelves, Our Stock of a neces gg wont Tuten, Aims <ste fne ge etn the bucnens of setting @ for 48-1 shades 440 je—don"' a few days with her sister, Mrs. Martha! not engag bined : pate op engerd pete evening instead fortabl m't wait for the cash— —— top ao hog esl 00 Fi C r tin King of 35th street. | thrones, no matter how they came to paler papmbbeas foci ich regenieanes mee Set ot Se "ve got credit tle do} oe ey, Sa ee ae ¥ pe gs ‘Oni houses immediately north of | toppled over. The President has no righ yard for 22-inth Soleyette, the new material for evening rufllinzs, etc...... ee ee Antique Oak China Closet ine Val rena Re ot $1.20 instead of $1.50 and $1.75 a yard tor 48-inch Lace Drapery Nets. Trimmings at Less Than Cost. little weekly or monthly. | | and large glass doors, a ly worth §25, for. ..’. | Wardrobe Department. with 3 shelves "$16.50 Is entirely too large for the season. Our chief aim, therefore, is to reduce it to its correct size as quickly as possible. Hence, these GREATLY REDUCED PRICES: 25 pieces of Gobelins and Axminsters, in the Georgetown Convent was entered night | before last and some things stolen. The rooms entered were left in great disorder. ————— to direct what would be an act of war, his own motion. The provisional govern. ment of Hawaii is a de facto government. It has stood for nearly a year. It has been recognized by European powers. It has IVES’ WONDERFUL PLAYING. - ook by car oun Qevee- 4 Tuesday ont: wil sell Solid as : m been twice recogni Hovse & Heneway Mosk Wenkeven: a) inka: Wiaesvatras au’ a a A ee ek oe % ment in the accrediting of a minister to ft. Findings hotessil ieh, with paneled sides and doors, -per- ey S $1.25 [ne mreaks me Biltard Recora Wien ee aCe Oe et the oe crnalenale Dricea:—Real Whalebone, 30 inches long, 6c ’ fectly constructed, 1 drawer, x pas PGs a Pun of 456. American people will never sustain the res- fore: Taffeta Silk Ribbon, 8c piece.....Coraline Eone, 8 to 10 inches, 917-919-921 Axp detualy worth $15.50 each, for B9.7D 10 patterns Axminster Carpets. tn lengths ~ Ives clinched the champlon-| toration of the monarchy. If anybody at 19 Covered Dress Steels, 7 to 10 inches, Se a dozen...... es . Quartered Oak Double Wardrobes, elabo- $140 yard, “tor... “$1.00 Frank C. Ives clinched the champlon- | Washington has entertained a contrary no- French Basting Cotton, 15¢ dozen......Velvet Dress Facing, 3% yards long, - ms a rately carve con- Hace WiitiigrAikiost: da pedi aed ship business in the billiard line last night | tion he must be dull, indeed, if he is mot Se plece......9 spools of Cotton in a box, 2vc box. 923 Tr Sr. Feet etal worth Sh BONN), ‘chotte “colorings, reguarly Coy spe, [at Central Music Hall, Chicago. He broke | WOn Svea ty ‘thie ume Pe a ee worth $2°yannfor, ee? BL.ZD | the nigh run record of 343 made by Schaef- — np remgne pe ee | shai abst, Vednesday . scori ingle play| As it looks now there erand * 636 Mass. Aves. | Chiffonier Dept. 20 roils Best 5-frame Body Brussels, “Hart er Wednesday night, scoring in a single pi ped sesinn: Sn FUSE WakE peaks ab nderwear. i ford) Gnd otier famous maker, $8] (Q)(y | 456 points. He also broke all public rec- | racing So PRA Se 9 nls Solid Oak Chiffonters, with 5 perfectly con- regularly worth $1.85 yd..for.: OL. majority of t structed, smoothly drawers, worth $10 each, for. running 6.25 15 patterns Heavy Wilton Velvet Carpet, regularly selling for $1.35 yd. ords for average, scoring 47 1-17 on the| night's play of 800 points and a grand and in- Park will not tolerate racing it is tended to lay out the ground in bufiding monied man, | So if there's FURNITURE to be bought-CARPETS_DRAPERIES— Men’s, Ladies’ and Children’s. Solid Oak Chiffonters, with fluted posts, new next Week UO | average of 30 40-52. lo 90000000000000000008 — Sa frome Ng Beep ton 19 patterns Best Wilt ayy iu His remarkable performance after | ———— ee drawers, “double bonnet boxes, cary lenathe ef. from 30 to 36 yarme sis si ike ees tak Sk : ‘The shelves and counters in the Men's Department, near door of worth $1.35 yard, for... '85c, | ferior billiard playing puts MARKIED. Mee cei een ee SEO ED Eleventh strect entrance, now loaded with warm Underwear, the lead on the four night's play that the | will shortly OPS3REBPESFSBAESFIRIEES FORO 10 patterns Body Brussels Stair Car- "7 = TALOOTT HUGHES. At Christ “ 25 yd..for.. 6 OC. odds are against Scheefer winning out. | “*"),"" on November 22, INM8, by the Rev be beiliant with Caristmas Suspenders, Scarfs, etc. Make-room prices are O Sh At segenatny icjer none amucetlg a fg eg oatinergrentigeras viiplmp nda Toker, DD EDMUND Me TAU ¢ Va Solid Oak Highly Polished Suites, with 24x “ing around town for $1 yard, and and 26% for Schaefer, a difference of 305 — . ORDELIA . The Ladies’ Department, near G street entrance, is to be robbed of ‘ 0-ineh bevel plate mirrors, in'size, quale never ed ole ime'7 4. | points to be made up in the closing game| > 7 much space in order to accommodate the overflowing Bric-a-brac Depart- Sensible Prices. ity and design the equal of auy suite for less than $1.02, next Week... WILLIAMS In Wiconisco, evens. ment. You will not allow the Underwear to be sent to the stock rooms heretofore sold for $35, weel : ‘Bedroom Suite Dept. | kk “= $19.75 4 patterns Famous Agra Carpets, in the tonigat. It was a case of the pupil beating his RIS, ber 22. 18N8. by the Rev. John Go WILLIAMS to EDITH L. TARTS daughter t designs and colorings, worth» = when prices like the following are asked:—$1.49 for $2 quality Black Ali- We believe in quoting sensible prices for Solid Oak Suites, finely constructed and fin- rapecial peicesstre. vores COG master. The wizard invented the anchor of the late Robert L. Harrks, U. » Wool Tights......98e fOr $1.50 Natural Wool Combination Suits......69¢ honestly-mnade shoes. Our prices are the ished, with enormous French bevel plate faba aneteg Sas nurse, taught it to Ives and the young Na- a for the Se Non-shrinking Vests and Pants in white and natural wool, ribbed lowest and proportionate to the quality of eq micrors, 90x85 toches in size, carved head |poleon of billiards coolly stepped in and DIED. and plain. $1 for $1.25 quality Vests and Pants in white, natural and shoe you buy, Satisfaction or your money “#4 | gee ae a bran 5 ; i rta‘ chaefer at his own game. scarlet wool......85e for $1 quality Norfolk and New Brunswick Itibbed bac sai tigaes "$37.50 |Irish Point Lace Cu ns | Sh tathet Geek nea run was made | CROSS. Entered imto eternal Mfe Thursday. Ne Vests and Pants in natural and white wool......One-tenth off marked " i i . 3.50 red 5 . ember 25, 1883, at 11 p.m. JEREMIAH B.. , Boys’ Satin Calf Shoes, guaran- |White And Brass Beds. et eee ee jin the sixteenth inning, after Ives had got] }{]8VCh jrustand’ of Martha M. ross. tm bis prices of Ladies’ and Children’s American Hoslery Co. atk te Gnant any S100 on 8 1S oe F 0 warmed up by touching of 74. At 40 the | seventy-second year. ‘ Ge for $1.50 quality Swiss Black Wool L. N. Vests......69¢ for the $i the market. Only. "986 | “panty comceton ey a OO balls were safely anchored on the lower | Pumrel fom his inte, residence, Xo. S08 Bast Drawers lately reduced to Tc. They are 60 per cent wool, ribbed, open Boys! N. Y. Catholic Pro- j = Oe ee ae se ber my ny side, with French band and drawin 50c an t Shoes, | White Enamel and Brass Bedsteads, end rail and Ives kept them there until he wae = o at side, wing strings...... A5c pair for 59¢ quality $1.50. Only | Ciiaued bead ana tee Sith penene aan © had piled up 456 on his score, Vited to attend. Tibbed Hose with double feet......50¢ pair for 59¢ English Black Cashmere : | wire mattress, in” auy nd were 35 Becween the century marks he took a | yo, In loving remembrance of my son, Hose. 35 pair for SOc quality Boys’ Ribbed Cashmere Hose, Infants’ Kid Shocs.. | MR cc oni 16.00 10 pair that were ¥ drink and the spectators wildly appiauded M G. DORSEY, and husband of Georgie » sizes 615 4 “ : . bs 9 palr that were ~~ Ze for Se Heavy Ribbed Black Hose, with double knees and ep Cen’ *"Solid Comfort With tops draped in Silkaling or Silk, th : at brief intervals. At 444 the balis froze, | Calf Shocs. Only 40) beds are the prettiest you can have in your room, even though their cost is so moderate. but a clever masse helped him out of his difficulty. The anchor remained as secure who died ome year ago teday. — BY HIS MOTHER. ‘ 7 13 pair that were at 456," but Ives failed to hit the first bail. | HETTERKEMMER. On November 25, 1808, at Craw ford’s. We ‘are row showing two sizes; others 10 pate that were S He was going ahead, however, when -. CHRIST ee ia the for ilk Ve ts Ss '9 “Ba, sare cn thelr way to us. 12 pair that were $7.50 reduced to $3 Schaefer, who had been sianding’ all the eiglity-stxth year of ber age. os oy o P to 94. BL 7th at, East Side, na | iis ee ereneeta time anxiously walting for the end started | Fura} from ber laf residue. Xo. 170t Bch atres = ig 3 |Cheval Mirror Dept. mite that were 810 reduced te $6 forward, and said with a smile: “Sit down. o'clock p.m. Rejatives and friends fully sre Sin Unterncac cog tthe “Puls Rept" hater ied dddddddeddddedddediddaddd( | omnes ou corain ams caveg, | Eitan atacand ep, | eg StgL ME She Bra son {vcd fo ate “ es ! 5 y ¥ 5) reduced to $6. ves ng, t Se less igre aes pricy Lathes with large French bevel plate mirror, 3 fa ae at were $0.50 reduced t. $6. a rest. e yA reaper dee fegce KEY. On Saturday, November 25, 1898, at the riet of Colut not to the si the leading merchants of patterns. Worth fully © 815. 00 Pair that Were $10 reduced to. 87, Schaefer looked pale and careworn when residence of her sister, Mrs. Denby. CORA much larger cities consider themselves highly favored when they get them, each, Choice next week... . pair that were $11 reduced to BEALE, wife of Joseph H. Key and daughter ‘The samples will be found Monday morning on the bargain table near the elevator......Vests of all colors and black, low neck, Ve and square, epenwork and plain—nof one worth less than $2.25 and up to $4. Birch Cheval Glasses, answering same de- scription as above. $28. For 0. 4 pair that were $15 reduced to $9.50. 6 pair that were 818 reduced to $10. 6 pair he stepped on the platform with his trust cue to resume his four thousand point con- test at billiards with Frank Ives. The of the late Robert Beate. Notice of funeral hereafter. . aan x rg 16 Fe Score stood: Schaefer, 2.228; Ives, 2.400. (on November 24. 158, HOWARD %.. Choice for 9%, ir that were nn e players started out to play inferior wed infant son of Chas. and aces - Women Bedroom Chair Dept. yace at wane Ser Seaerel a billiards before the largest assembly which | eulen, af aes High Back, Wood Seat Chairs, extremely 2 pair that were &20 reduced to $20. has yet turned out to see the match. Ives | gar havc Chasm page Warm Skirts d ts t =With good complexions should insure tong ahd very confortable. (7 Went for the first four innings on the easi.| — Mense coms and Corse 0 Go. them |agalost blemishes aud “cutting Naat weak 5c. | Swiss Lace Curtains. est kind of caroms and draws. and Much of this third floor room will be required for the thousands of Holiday Aprone.. -Here are some of the price inducements:—98c for Finest Pure Wool Hand-kait Skirts positively worth $2.25 and $2.63; black, i a ee Foam ogee vor the $1.68 Gray Flannel Skirts and 9Se for Black Flanuelette Skirts with lining. $5.98 for the $9.50 Changeable and Black Taffeta Silk Skirts with three and four i and hemmed rufiles, — Table Linen for Thanksgiving Day ry usi Dermatine. Tt cures chapped hands and lips and kecps the skin white, clear and smooth. ‘Two sizes, 25 ard For sale only at W. S. Thompson’s, Pharmacist, 703 15th st. 218-3m Comfortably made C! back, elsewhere for week strong Rocker Depart ment. Neatly Finished Sewing Rockers, with don- reed Wort! ble” woven $1.50. For Mahogany Finish Arm Rockers, with dou- ble woven reed seats. large with carved top, cane seat. Selling “t_pair that were $6 reduced to $2.50. 15 pair that were $3.73 reduced to $8. 8 pair that were $5.50 reduced to £3. 2 pair that were §7.50 reduced to $5.50, 6 pair that $10 reduced to $5.50. 8 pair that Were $9.50 reduced to $6.75. 2 pair that were $11 reduced to $7. 2 pair that weresS12 reduced to $8. 7 jmir that were $12 reduced to $8.50. B pair that were $15 reduced to §1i. 3 pair that were $17.50 reduced to $12.50. Muslin Curtains. 4 pair that were $3.25 reduced to $2.25, seat 790. Nom $1.47 Schaefer did little better until the fifth | ning, when he ran 69 buttons. He was cut short on a kiss on a position shot. Ives picked up 72 in the seventh inning on steady billiards, and the wizard came back at him with a brilliant break of m4, nearly ail scored on the anchor nearesi at the upper end of the table. } In the tenth inning Ives played brilliantly all over the table and beat Schaefer's high run of 114 by two points. The game became intensely interesting when Schaefer closed the fourteenth in- ning with 68 all well earned billiards and brought his total up to 2,651. Ives’ score STREET. At Fairland, Ind., CYRUS W. STREET. aged seventeen. only son of the late Sheridan D. Street and Elizabeth William 8. Street. Burial services Council Bluffs, Jowa. bd VErrc On Friday, November 24, 1883, at ® p.m., at Pails Church, Va., CORA BELL, tn- fant daughter of W. H. and M. E. Funeral Sunday, November 26, at 2 o'clock, at the Presbyterian Church at Falls Charch. Relatives and friends invited. > ’ Cc di Solid Oak Costumers. $1 10. 15 pair that were $3.50 reduced to $2.50. i. - « . ye D110. 2 80 reduced to $2.7 was 2,665 and it was still anybody's . | WILLIAMS. On Friday, November 24. 1888, at “Drammers” fyom the various wholesale houses, who travel all over Monday FS) ANdIes Fog ab rer disband Cape dito prot thane In this inning Schaefer made 5 pane 4 pm. ARTHUR B. WILLIAMS (aittormey-0e the United States, say that the show window of Linens on G street is the Will be Couch Department, 3 pair that were $5.50 reduced to $3.50, two-cushion carom round the bend that |». !¢*): seed @fty wars. Mentes. % 2. finest in the country......The display in the store on the second floor is - mens 3 Sale that were Gis wemeee te th. has been made so far m the series. from bis late residence. 219 Ist street morte made attractive with decorations of smilax—the snow-white Linen and the 85 and 60-CENT Spring-edge Couches, _ covered in Fresich - ad In the fifteenth inning the young N, west. Interment at Rock Creek cemetery. gryen fllage contrast 40 pleasingly. MIXTURES of the best “crepe, with plated’ louncing of tame all Odd Pairs Of Lace 5-7 peters il reedug igi Wad ae | ae ee eee ‘spprecia: special sale prices. made and purest CANDIES ‘round, button seat and head. with ais i PT) we Noventher . ve v D 5 . : great record-breaki! y WINTER. On Friday, Now: 24, 1893, at « Damask Sets—Gloth and twelve Napkios—tringed and fancy borders: you can get. Anybody who tries Actualiy works $18." For---. O.LO.OO Curtains At Half Price. Following is the score by innings o'clock pm., ELIZABETH. D. WINTER, wife of $1.95 instead of $2.49 for $4 size......$2.39 instead of $3 for Sxi0 size..... them tries them again. That's suf- B Ik C: De rtment. Schaefer, 2.23810, 2. 11, 4, @, % 114, 20, Dr. E. ©. €. Winter, aged forty-one years. $2.79 instead i $3.50 for 8x12 size. ficlent proof of their worthiness. 00: ASE pa. . WERE. Now. 3, 90, 12, 2, 2, 66, 38 6 Grand total, 2@n5, | Funral from residence. S15 4s strect suuthwest, Damask Pattern Cloths have from 25¢ to 75c clipped off regular pricos: i: Lies Ai z 1 2 Total for night, 467. Grand average, : NE 7 Solid Oak Book Cases, with glass doors, ig! rand average, Size 2x2 yards, $1.40, $1.89, $2.49 each...... Size 2x21 yarda, $1.98, $2.25, SHEETZ FIRE Ci DIES: A2o'sevonth ot no2s beaded fronts and 4) adjustable shelves. 5 iz 29 3-16. $3.19 each......Size 2x3 yards, $2.25, $2.70, $3.75 each......Two extra 4 Re eS 3 4 et 38 “specials” are the Prize Cloths at $3.98 instead of $5 for 2%x2% yards : OF sesesee . seed . 1 1 iS sin ane ease intrd 0 @0 ae a BRFFEESSESESBS3S932573350339383 | S,out too ciom pith aed on ana | | is te Prise winners in the Fine Bleached Damask Sets, with two rows of open toe tercarultes: Wo th $7.30. Fi $4.95 1 1-75 ee + $5.60 instead of $7 for 8x10 si 2 fe fh iN So cite i 2-00 work: $5. ze, $6.60 instead of $8 for size $x12. 5 My Mi 1 2.75 sa See the Hemstitched Damask Cloths: $1.49 instead of $1.95 fo 8-4 et WW a_|Sec’y Book Case Dept. i} 375 ee size and $1.75 instead of $2.50 for 6-4 size. FASHION LEADERS Ix FIN * ae 1 pair Irish Point 3.25 The funeral of the late Jeremiah Cross. | §a- Never before such values in Bleached Table Da: _ aS ey, FINE MILLINERY 4’ 3-wing Combination Book Case and Desk, 1 pair Irish Point 1 350 who died on Thursday night at his home. | 89" the le Damasks. When you see POPULAL PRICES. elaborately carved, beautifully’ finished 1 pair Irish Point 4.50 2 me. | eo qualities offered you will understand these special sale prices iust be 5 ft. 6 in. wide, with shaped French 1 pair Trish Point 425 | 808 East Capitol street, will take place | ss- OVER FIFTY Yery near wholesale cost:—S0c, Gic, 7Se yard for those G4 Incees widen. Trmaep Miruneny. begel plate ulmor. "Worth a3 = OVC) J hate Seiay Lace 233 | from his late residence tomorrow after- | § Eig Hs $1.25. $1.75 yard for those 72 inches wide......6-3 size Nap- A wonder of beautiful models in Mid-winter oie hal +, Dv0- i Solr Gates tac 3.00 o'clock, and the services will be | ea- o KERY for Oe, $1.25, $1.40, $2 dosen......3-4 af ine for $1.49, § styles of Hedfwear-HATS, JET ‘TOQUES and | Combination Desk and Took Case, made of 1 fair Brussels Laces. 9.00 | conducted by Rev. Gilbert F. Williams of $ en eee $2 $3 dozen. -Fringed Doylies, We, Te, $1, $1.25, $2 dozen...... BONNETS—at surprisingly low prices, = ~ eae reid. 75 1 pair Brussele Laces. 12 Christ Church. The remains will be in- | se" en ate angrier apenas fhe “undriea” are 3c instead of 19 Trimmed Hats, tn every new design, from.$1.98 up er ee ee 2 a 1190 | ‘secrete thé Wokeriaibinal cemetery. ber [i Ont Ook eee tee fin Geis thee one o . Mr. Busesn Scerie — for 40c quality Faney Momie 3,600 Usienamn H Cross was born in this city and resided $2 . NTRIMMED IdaTs. sil Bs te ha es GULLIT E here all his life, He was an invalid ari Saas 8,000 Fur Felt Beaver Hats, best quality, wore two years prior to his death. For over | §% sold first part of the season from $1.50 to $2.25, thirty years Mr. Cross was employed as|§s- CLEVELAND'S BAKING POWDER. Look on Page 5 of Sunda Is “Dost 99 | to be sold from Monday morning at 10c. and 25¢. a ee the navy yard. He leaves | $3- One to each customer. a wife and eight children, one of whom, a| on most, buy Ghevcentte.” y . ee eee eae W ' AN daughter, is iying at the point of death in ca crate ac gc "es * ” 0) ‘ich Th ti the house where her father died. Mr. Cross = Halt of Page 5 1a tomorrow's “Post” will be devoted t6 descriptions Pine Jet Atay a ahd a was a member of Neval Lodge, 4, | er and special prices of Housefurnishing Goods—nearly everything for the Blacl Cs vie Masons, also Farragut Post, G. A. R. ss Kitchen, dining room, sitting room, library and bed room will be mentioned ‘“65c. uv ss and price surprises quoted for the very latest 1803-'94 styles. 4 Ss 10,000 Yarzvs Or Sux Rizzow. a J | ‘The members of the Young Woman's | sy | All colors, were Se. and Ge. a yard,at Se j Christian ‘Temperance Union met last even- eee [eeeees | All colors, were 1 . Be ing at the Fredonia by invitation of Mrs. Seeei — 42: a - r | I i a cae eee eas Meg Lanorst Exctustvery Rerar, Furxrrvne. Carrer, Urnorstery, Drapery | 1a Fetra and Mrs. Griffith, the former and | a * e a als Oya ° Veivets and Silk Roses aud Violets at all prices. | Axo W P H I Spelege nett gyrtengt dire gra Every new style aud design in Velling from Se. up. xv Wart Parern House Ix Ayentca, c. T. U. in their new headquarters in the | CHILDREN CRY FE ‘Sr: N.W. Central Union Mission building. They aiso s roar 939 F Sr NW. th d F St t N Ww. nged for the organization of.a District FOR PITCHER’S ae ree and plaaned work for their flower casTouia. G & Exevesra Srrzers. A. Lisesz, Propzirros. ‘ Ml an reets 3 ra mission department. |