Evening Star Newspaper, January 19, 1894, Page 8

. THE EVENING STAR, FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 1894-TWELVE PAGES. LOCAL MENTION. —_—+—_—_ — ‘WEATHER. Forecast Till S p.m. Saturday. For the District of Columbia, Maryland and clear tonight; cloudy weather and easterly winds tomorrow and probably rain by tomorrow evening; slight changes in tempera- Condition of the Water. Pipe, “og and condition of ipod at 8 : Great Falls, temperature, 40; cendition, ving reservoir, temperature, 40: condi- Sereceiing renervoi, 36, condition at south connection, 36; distributing reservoir, tempera- ture, 36; condition at influent gate house, 36 QUARTERLY MEETING. W. C. T. U. Met Wednesday at Ryland apel. The Woman's Christian Temperance Union of the District of Columbia held its quarterly meeting Wednesday at Ryland Chapel. Mrs. M. E. Griffith, president, pre- sided. The opening devotional exercises were led by Mrs. S. L. Beller, wife of the vice chancellor of the American eer and those at the commencement of the afternoon session by Mrs. S. D. La Fetra. Rev. Dr. Hartsock, pastor of the church, gave a very cordial address of welcome, to AMUSEMENTS. World's Fair.—Tomorrow night there will be an illustrated lecture on the “World's Fair,” by Theophilus Bray, at the Y. M. C. A. gymnasium hall. The views were taken by Mr. Bray personally and his des- criptions will prove interesting and enter- taining. There will be no charge for ad- mission. Talmage on Russia.—“Mistakes about Russia" would have been an appropriate theme of the eloquent and highly dramatic lecture which Rev. T. DeWitt Talmage, the well-known Brooklyn preacher, de- livered last evening at Metzerott Hall. His TAKOMA CROSSINGS. They Must Be Properly Protected by Safety Gates. That the engineer department is in earn- est regarding the protection of grade cross ings on railroads within the District is evi- denced by the action of Capt. Powell at the last meeting of the board of Commissioners. The Star has heretofore referred to the recommendation of Inspector Bradshaw that the crossing at Carroll avenue, Tako- ma Park, where the sad accident to Ethel Curtis occurred, be properly protected. At the meeting of the board of Commissioners above referred to Capt. Powell moved and “A Word to the Wives” *Is Quintum Suffices.” Read This List: Stray Snaps FROM OUR Midwinter The Less You’ve Got ‘The moro need you have of the assist- ance our “Equitable” Credit effluent gate house, 36. which brief responses were made by Mrs.| announced subject was “Russia and the|the same was adopted: That the attention| pA $ J 3 PACE —_ —— Margaret Platt, Miss Weightman and Miss| Czar,” and in the style which is character- wal police be called to the | MAKER. oO earing ale System Fine Meats and Poultry at the corner of | Kessler. istic of his public utterances Mr. Talmage pallet lar ig nanyeneospeuiy ea be I Cc. < y 9th and Louisiana ave. tomorrow at prices to suit the times. Open 5 a.m. until 11 p.m. i Quotations from Keister’s, 9th and La. ave. For tomorrow. Mackerel... Rev. Dr. Gottwald, pastor of the Luther- an Reform Church, was introduced, and {gave a brief but impressive address, full | of encouragement to the workers. Mrs. Anna Rice, one of the teachers at the Lucy Hayes Bible School, read a very |instructive and interesting paper on the ‘Duties of Mothers and Rights of Chil- gave a picturesque and stirring account of Russia and her people, and recounted with more or less graphic detail a personal interview he had with the emperor and the empress. The audience was evidently one of intelligence and they listened to the word painting and the bursts of dramatic, continual violation of sec. 16, article 10, of the police regulations by the absence of safety gates or guards, and their mainten- ance at the railroad crossings of Carroll avenue, Chestnut avenue and Lamond avenue, Takoma Park, and also that in the opinion of the Commissioners gates which do not cover all of the roadway and side- walks are not suitable, and further that the A PACE MAKER, .g niversally sold at Bie, Here... Miss Ladies’ Cloth- Button Boots. Widths and sizes. Beaded Suede Slip- BUT COME AT ONCE! YOU WANT MAY BE SOLD OUT, IF YOU DELaY: THE SIZES offers. It’s an installment plan—but has been purged of all the bugbears. We give you the Furniture, Carpets, Draperies and Stoves you select—wben Juu select them-sell them to you at } department prepare specifications ers, 3 colors. Pp aren." impassioned utterance with appreciative at- | ¢™sineer ‘iversally sold ° coms dyear-old Rye W! isk. a Reports of the treasurer and correspond-| tention, which was marked at intervals | cra widow eee ee heres ae ays | at $2. Here... Dricee—-and walt to get car pay Liustard, Catsup, Savces, Sweet and Bpic- | @S ecretary. showed the organization. to| by hearty demonstrations of applause. | consideration by the Commissioners. Heilbrun’ in weekly or monthly dritiets. We ed Pickels, on draught. Dried Fruit and | Poin ® bps fre an oy poco oy Starting out with the premise that Russia s C Cc don't ask to have any notes signed— Preserves at prices equally as cheap. |and the treasury is equal to the demands | is the most misrepresented nation on the 5 . Q5 r Don't care who your ancestors were- ek Pure Food Show. Pure food | Upon it. face of the globe the lecturer explained this | +MaNY DISEASES arise from one cause—blood Gat ‘ettan yap oy! ne Saaer Reports of superintendents showed much Coes ae - part, betauee. of the see ran 8 Just want your personal promise—and ee pote SES SS work being done in various lines of en-|!™ountable barrier o nguage. He ang . . x= | deavor. lwelt at considerable length on the slan- 3 Aan Misses’ Kid Button, Four Word that you'll live up to your SHRETZ'S SPECIAL CHOCOLATE, DAY | “cthe flower mission workers carry bright | ders that filled the press_of Europe and this | ‘D8 Boh Oi ea sacee |e agreement good news to Saturday shoppers. 25 cents | blossoms, good cheer and often substantial] Country in regard to Russia, its govern- jere Mimew Bethe “WEAR RESISTER,” . @ pound will be the price. All flavors at food as well to inmates of lums and| ment and people. He did not claim that 4 We make the terms together, and the both stores, 10th and P'sts. and 419 sth st. ek egal Pe a Scadlton Gs aot erie: tate oonieg Orta Beecham S Improvement Canes Eis Batten. ee ‘whole transaction is between oarselves. cares | e jail and prison workers have gone 01 is cow! r in 7 . (Sizes 8 to 1 omee ‘Tickets free to Pure Food Show. See ad, |®™Mong the prisoners with hymns and pray-| fact in any country on the globe, he Boys’ Solid. But- SAeRs Bok Teen, stl ets free to Pure . lers, and many prisoners have signed the|thought that it was a trifle unreasonable “ : too "and laced Child's Solar Tips. Peluso males ie —_—_>—_— pledge of total abstinence from intoxicat-|to expect it in Russia. He claimed that Worth A Shoes. Misses" pa Fine Meats and Poultry at the comer of Ink ‘drinks, and’ some have claimed con-|{ out of every 1u0 of the published state- a Guines S AE, Bowel, Br — h . version. men ig Russia and the czar are a Box, AKER, Shoes, Universal Oth and Louisiana ave. tomorrow at prices | Terslon ee mecnper| ments rerarding Russia and the czar are wold at pte Cc. Boys’ ana Youths’ Ladies’ Kid or House & to suit the times. Open 5 a.m. until 11 p.m. . - rege = yee ure cnet (Tasteless) Here § a ance Unions are becoming more active, onstant danger of his life, t ‘Vea! Calf Pebble Button. holding gosvel temperance and evangelistic | the convict system in Siberia was not hu- Hempler, optician, m, removed fo Gth & ave. | reetings. They have decided to organize) mane, that there are persecutions on ac- Sale. Double-soled Meu's Double Sole H . Inte a District “Y.” and to join the “W.'s"| count of religious belief, he branded as| PURIFY THE BLOOD and, thus, go to the root{of errmann. Fine Portraits. Kets K ‘Kemethy’ 8.1200 Va.av. | in! a ance mee ms ee ca plates | Res t Lace or Button. Laced Shoes. sd - | Regular evangelistic meetings are held at| “An Italian ichess.""—Probably the most | man: ‘ladies. r gr ene ee eee Sno Voutle cat | the headanarters, Central Union Mission | satisfactory amateur dramatic production | ao? pace St ntine Rae : 3? 917; 919, 921 And aa Page h bullding, Wednesdays at 2 p that has been seen in this city in recent deaiccin MAKER. shapes. Unt 2 6 . / rape ha ‘A lunch was served in the church, and a| years was given at the Academy of Music _— sally ° > ° Old Antique Furniture at 1208 G st. n.w. noatel ier emda ven by the Gelenates. af yesterday afternoon under the auspices Be Here : 923 7th St. —_———_ die irs. jarion xter, who charm: er | the Genera! inner Memorial Associati ee a Poultry at the corner of | @udience by a strong and eloanent address| the selection being Miss Florence Rich. | === | The $1.20 $2 ‘O ed e é. Toone ‘oul A ai Binand = at the First Congregational Church Sab-|mond’s adaptation of Victor Hugo's “Lu- CITY ITEMS. é °5' % 3013 636 Tlass. Ave. Sea, te a Oe ee Owl IP mae | bath evening. was present and gave a brief |cretia Borgia,” entitled “An Italian Duch- Gents’ _ Patent ° - : *P.™- | and practical address. ess.” The cast of characters, which has ROLES Leather Oxfords red i Sebo ~~ already been published, comprised a num- Come One, Come All. Enubroidered, M CITY AND DISTRICT. | Ways and Means Committee, K. of P.| ber of Washington's talented amateurs, and| Groceries, Wines and Old Whiskies at a The great 82 Last chance . ‘The ways and means committee of the | the performance showed evidence of a most| away down prices. Old Rye Whisky, - Seg soll at I5¢ “WEAR RESISTER” ‘at those fine Knight ¢ Pythias encampment held a (careful preparation. Mr. Temple gave a/ years old), full qt., 75c. Old Port Wine, $1.50, 1 AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. miahis of = well-conceived rendition of the wronged | (pure grape Rien full qt., Sve. Rock and Soft Calf Button. $3, 83.50 and @4 hian head meeting last night at the Pythian head-/and revengefu! Don, and, although he Rye, large bottle, @c.; small bottle, 45c. | Greatest Sizes, 11 to2. Albaugh’s (Grand Op: Opera House—“The | quarters in the Warder building, Richard | peared in but the ‘second act, created a | California Bey Va. Claret, we. bottle; ! = Shoes advertised Country Goodhart, chairman, and J. C. Wilson, sec-| Very favorable impression. As the young Sherry, 50c. full qt. Large stock of Pickle | Infants’ Preach For Boys or Girls. this week. } New National Theater.—Yon Yonson.” | retary. The methods as to canvassing the | S°ldier of fortune, with a son’s fondness | Goods at cost. Sardines, Crackers, Toilet A Jam Skin But- | Ay ou re ‘Academy of Music.—Hoyt’s “A Temper- discussed. Mr. | £°F his lost mother, Mr. Friebus won for; Soaps and Feather Dusters. Come early. | PACE Shoes and For Ladies: A ahtndemy 9 ~ city for contributions were discussed. Mr. | nimselr the commendation of the audience. | METZGER'S Wholesale and Retail Gro- | MAKEM. Moccasins, 10. col- iC Dizx's Straight Goat, Fine Dressand |} 2 Bi ™. “St si ae Frank Pierce submitted a plan for obtain-| Mr. Conley’s Gubretta was the most care-| Cery, 417 7th st. n.w. ite co Datvecenlly, ‘° * a jou eater.—“Strugg! ing money, but it was decided that his plan | fully pitudied character in the play. He Wer eeniGaea eae ee z 2 ethane we ‘Misses’ Button. ‘Walking Shoss. arri aa before the public com- | read his lines in a manner that show e ‘ree tickets to Food Show today and to- 5 Kernan’s Lyceum Theater—C. W. Wil- | Touts Properly come before Ele Bedi, that {hed given the closest attention to’ every | Morrow at Jobiastar'n TW Th se wee meeee | SOC ee ea ngs RR: We have something important to say te you~ fams’ Company. committee. The chairman stated that every | tail, and he acted with the ease of a] it cotbiien ona, Boots, Geiters, | thaet tes tuntinilig AR pele hanbn, dees ¥. M. C. A., 1409 New York avenue.—Par- | : | Professional. Mr. Seaman was very good —_—_-—_—_ ; . member of the committee will be expected | Professlo : 3 Lacoher Bultea. taps money is scarce—Dut that makeq po dif- lor talk by Dr. V. D. Collins. os Ge Es etnetet te eaiect the tanta. and e devoted friend of Gennaro, and Dr. Grocerten. = mn” i cart oceo-ted pul cue: Wesley Chapel, 5th and F streets north-| make a weekly return to the committee. | Jones acted very creditably the jovial, rol-| Extra Fine Burbank Potatoe: 75e bush o-——___——_u tb good bere for all the furniture and west.-Social by L. U. B. A, rancncetcr The secretary was instructed to notify os — ae Eoc tle role: ais meh perf Fe Hams (Magnolla ran D1 ‘i MAKER. ‘ ie a8. ~ League. y f ittee to be pres- at she is capable of g worl le esh Eggs. Shoes, 24 kinds. ES Ee ae Saree | peed ae Light Infantry Armory.— | poudhy aad Tmectinge The. ote pack and appeared to excellent advantage. Miss | Macaroni, 3 packages. 4 pe pd sold at 2. 9 Original Food Exposition. | will be held at Pythian headquarters in the | Rogers did not appear until the last act, | Fruit Puddine, 4 packages. eee $ SAMPLES OF ADVERTISED GOODS € a iam — ‘a K streets north- | Warder building on Thursday, January but the sparkling manner in which she de- | Quaker White Oats, per package. Ween ee et aeare Food Expost. | The committee has its plans well laid out, | livered her few lines captivated th Peoria Rolled Oats, 6 Ibs Sale DIBPLAYED ON SEPARATE COUN- ° hand. ence, and when she sang Arditi’s est Imp. Macaroni... tion. under the auspices of the Wholesale | and the work is ed nd. Waite, ahve faixts tayegtt thawa tne hone? | Our Oaesbrates eenetetive wine: akae tae siaiet ate rocers’ Associat j 1 Wanted She responded with Tosti’s “Good Bye.” | California Pettijohn Food. 10¢ Black Cloth Over- Lincoln Relics, 516 10th H merense Wa) - Both ladies received handsome floral trib-| Fine Creamery Butter. Boe | phn Fes tae dally except Sunday, 9 to 12 a. | A bill having been introduced in Con-| utes. The audience was large and ap) re Ginger Snaps, 4 Ibs. 5c | MAKER, Halle Shoo Date DEC 4 p.m. Monday and Friday, 8 to 10 p.m. | gress to increase the pay of the police pa- | ciative, composed principally of eg Oyster Crackers and 25e vei wold at 5 ‘° —_— PRET ay OT trol and ambulance drivers, the. following my. ‘as under the stage direction of Mrs. nad a Ae 16 S0c. Here....... - Boy rans or. 25e eee a acm eens men oe oe Serre Satopia eae ae [Om : ei | of Con; e coul 5 z , isteak Catsup, large bottle. 20e aq Mount Vernon.—Magalester leaves at 10) 11> their support of the bill: — =. Shriver's Silver Label Peas, for # days.-11c Ladies’ White e < feed the river's Corn, for 3 days. 8c = Opera Stip- Tally-ho coach line from 511 13th street | “They are required to clean and Circuit Court, division 1—Justice Bradley. ~ 0 a at 10 am. and 2 pm. for Arlington, Cabin | horses which they drive, take care of the| Yesterday—Mackall agt Cropley: verdict piv sage teaa must 0, now...-1te| AW. ayy John bridge and all points of interest. harness and wagons, and are also required | for defendant. Hines agt. Georgetown Gas W. H. WALKER, Maki Kd ragiber ta Sit —__.——_= Daughters of the Revolution. ‘There was a social meeting of the Mary Washington Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution Wednesday even- ing at Metzeratt’s to celebrate the one hundred and thirteenth anniversary of the battle of Cowpens. The guests were re- ceived by Mrs. T. H. Alexander, District regent; Mrs. Admiral Lee, chapter regent, and the following officers of the chapter: Miss Virginia Miller, Miss Janet E. Rich- ards, Mrs. M. F. O'Donoghue and Mrs. D. S. Lamb. The following program was given before a large audience: Piano selection, Mrs. Dr. Brackett, paper, “The Battle of Cowpens,” Miss Ida P. Beall; deissohn’s “I Would That My Love,” Mrs. M. F. O'Donoghue and Miss Lillian Norto: recitation, “The Battle of the Cowpens,” by ‘Thos. Dana English, Miss Josepha New- comb; duet, Moore's “Go Thou and Dream, Mrs. M. F. O'Donoghue and Miss Lillian Norton; paper, “The Maryland Troops at Cowpens,” Miss Ella L. Dorsey; “The Star Spangled Banner,” Mrs. Robert Smith and chorus. This the first of a series of evenings to be given by the Daughters of the American Revolution in commemora- tion of historical events of the revolutionary war. > Getting Furniture. A well-dressed young man, whose name was given as Frank Callahan, was a pris- oner in Judge Miller's court yesterday, charge being grand larceny. He plead not guilty. It was charged that some days ago he went to the installment nouse of House & Herrmann and made a purchase of $v worth of furniture and ordered it delivered to a house on Corcoran street. When the wagon reached the hous? mentioned by the young man he met the driver and showed him to the back <ate. driver he could just leave the goods there and. he (defendant) wouid see to putung them in the house. Instead of taking them imto the house for his personai use, it is} alleged that he had « to some other place. Judge Miiler heard the testimony and held the young man for the action of the grand | wagon remove them jury. He was committed in 4efauit of bonds. _——_>- Wants Settlement. Catharine Frawley, by Mr. H. O. Claugh- ton, has filed a bill against Michael Fraw- Jey, her nephew, for the delivery of a deed, account, ete. She states that she fs sixty- five years of age, is illiterate and una quainted with business,and being the owner of parts of lot 7, square 100, on L street northwest, on October 12, 1892, she conv ed it to respondent as security for $2,0U and he holds the only evidence she had | that the money was unpaid, and refuses to deliver it and is in possession of the prop- duet, Men-/; the | Then ne teld the} to take care of the stray and abandoned avimals which are sheltered at the differ- ent police precincts until rightful owners are found. | “The men thus employed are nearly all married: they are recognized as men of character, sobriety, ahd worth, and. their meager salaries are totally inadequate to properly provide for themselves and fami- lies, or properly and fairly remunerate them for the services they perform.” comin eT chee) The Case Non-Suited. A non-suit was ordered yesterday in the case of Walter H. Hooker against Calderon Carlisle and Leonard C. Wood, in which $25,000 was claimed because of an alleged non-performance of contract. In 1891 Wood, acting for the Mystic Shrine, offered $62,000 for the Marini Hall property, it was alleged, Hooker fepresenting that he was alone authorized to sell. Wood subse- quently ascertained that Carlisle was the agent, and that the price was but $40,000, whereupon negotiations with Hooker were broken off. The case had been called for trial several times, the plaintiff not re- sponding, and upon his failure to appear yesterday the non-suit was directed by the court. aes as Atlantic Building Company. The fifth annual meeting of the stock- holders of the Atlanti¢ Building Company was held at the office gf the Virginia Brick Company, Fairfax county, Virginia, on Thursday. the 18th instant, at which the following officers were elected for the year 18M: A. T. Britton, president; Chas. B. | Pearson, vice president; Geo. E. Emmons, secretary and treasurer. A. T. Britton, Geo. E. Emmons, B. Pearson, Samuei Ross, H. Wise Garnett, C. C. Duncanson, H. J. Gray, A. B. Browne, A. A. Thomas, | 8! Noyes, Theo. W. Noyes, M. M. Par- ker, Jos. Forrest, directors. Serious Accident. While returning from a drive yesterday afternoon, the Portuguese minister, Sen- hor Thomas de Souza Roza, was thrown from his T cart on Connecticut avenue and | two of his ribs broken. Senhor Roza was | assisted into the cart and driven to the Portuguese legation, where he was attend- ed by Dr. Lincoln, who assured him that no serious result would follow. It appeared that the horse attached to the cart becom- ing unmanageable, slipped in turning a corner, and in that way threw the minister viviently to the ground. —_—— { Chess Club Eve: | The Washington Chess Club ha arrang- | ed the following program of events at its rooms, to which invitations have been ex-, tended.” On Saturday, chess team match, Co.; appeal bond fixed. Vogeler, Son & Co. agt. Cropley; rule on defendant to employ new counsel. Eureka Brick Machine Manu- facturing Co. agt. Childs & Sons; non suit. Yesterday—Johnson & » use, &c., agt. Wright; judgment of condemnation. Posey et al. agt. White; judgment for defendant for costs. George Blonie & Son agt. R. H. E. ee judgment for amount ad- mitt Circuit Court, division 2—Chief Justice Bingham. Yesterday—Howard ugt. Carpenter; ver- dict for plaintiff. Lockey agt. National Union; juror withdrawn. Hoover agt. Car- lisle; non suit. Equity Court, division 1—Justice Cox. Yesterday—Cole agt. Boyd; supplemental answer stricken out. Pop2 agt. Wimer; pro confesso. Equity Court, division 2—Justice Hagner. Yesterday—Cookley agt. Leppard; rule to show cause. Staples agt. Seligson; refer- ence to auditor. District Court of Appeals—Chief Justice Al- yey and Justices Morris and Shepard. Yesterduy—Crammond Kennedy admitted to practice. Dean agt. Echols; motion to dismiss submitted by W. W. Douglass. Cor- nich agt. Marshall; motion for writ of cer- tiorari submitted by E. F. Arnold. Snyder, trustee, agt. Hollins, administrator et al, motion to docket and dismiss granted. (Submitted by C. Kennedy.) Duncanson agt. Manson; arguments by C. H. Armes me appellee and Mr. Mattingly for appel- nt. —_—>--—_ Real Estate Matters. A. H. Galt has bought for $9,000 of H. E. Davis, executor, sub 35, sq. 120-18 by 98 feet on G between 19th and 20th streets north- wesi : W. W. Ayres has purchased for $12,796 of J.P.Clark et al. lot 2, blk. 23, and pt. 3, do., Palisades of the Potomac. Cc. F. Wood has bought of George Gross for $7,500 pt. 11, sq. 787—22 feet front on East Capitol between 3d and 4th streets southeast. Cc. _H. Dismer has bought for $5,000 of J. W. Roberts sub 41, sq. 618, fronting 18 feet on N street between North Capitol and Ist streets northwest. —— Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been filed follows: Emma Tolliver to D. Nelson, pt. 29, sq. 893; $-. D. Nelson to C. D. Scheuch, do.; -. P. Stone to Alice U. Hunt, sub 51, sq. 672; $2,300, C. F. E. Richardson to J. B. Williamson, pt. sub 38, sq. SUT; $743. John Clark to Robert V. Rusk, sub 37, sq. . A. Gleason to W. H. Fairbank, lots 3 and 4, bik. 18, Kalorama Heights. SS ELEM Am Address on the Spectroscope. A scholarly address was given by Mr. dy18-2t 6-48 La. ave. So ERLE SEES Pure Food Show Tickets free today and bags ak See monster pure food price a ‘age 5 A case of Extra Pale Lager Beer for family use, containing two dozen bottles, delivered for Sic. Orders by mail promptly attended to. WM. M. HODGSON, 215 12th st. nw. Jyl8-3t* —_>+___ What You Can Do With 1.19. You cam buy a t with it—a good one at that. Hats that were $1.00, $4.00, $2.20, $2.40, now going at $1.1. HENRY FRANC & SON, Cor, 7th and b. jal7-at Ee as? Royal Headache Powders, 10c. Free Trial Samples at all Druggists. oc 2%-m,w.té&stt —o—_—___ The greatest € Untment is Salvation Oli, Vilettes 4 Olls cures 2 all Rheumatic Pains, jal3-7t* “Clearance Sale’’ Of Pianos& speci ad Among which are the following bai per never, betre efled, och “Early birds get choke of Franz, ‘Waldecker & Co., 719 Tre ST. N.W. mo Pretty, Strong, Well Made. HATS the kind every set of CONCORD HARNESS proves to S ve. For some years Hill & Co., = the men who first made this * harness, were the only men who be- ps lieved they could make fine harness, 5 oe New every one knows it, and CONCORD. HARNESS fs recognized as the best in the market. We're the sole “D.C.” agents, Lutz & Bro., 497 Pa. ave. mo) eocercos Your Fuel Bill Can be lowered considerably by bu~ 2: Stteerceee ing Coke. for it costs less and — effective. The best Coke only —of us. 4OtmbeIsof Crnshed Cok $3. 70 Nine and d one-fourth cents r bushel. MAKER. and plain foxed. | Sizes. Univer. oat sold at $1.50. 89gc. Ladies’ Best Vict A Kid Button Boots PACE and Vntversally eold at 8. at $187 = Be just to yourself. | Come early in the day. This is no ordinary sale. HEILBRONGCO.,|¢ 4027th St. SIGN: The “Old Woman in Shoe.” (7 WE CLOSE SATURDAY EVENINGS AT 11 P.M. at To the capital- ist nothing pre- worth of Dia- monds. It is a hundred chances one that be D pete A sents a better opportunity for remunerative and quickest and to best advantage upon the thous- and dollars worth of Diamonds. Be- ing the leading Diamond Import- M O N rial D S safe investment than Diamonds— IF RIGHTLY PURCHASED. For instance, take a man with @ thousand dol- lars’ worth of un- improved real ¢s- tate, or a thous- and ‘dollars worth of securl- thes, or a thous- and dollars worth of chattels, or a thousand dollars the heaviest stock we can naturally quote the lowest prices—at least 25 per cent lower than others. RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, 980 and 982 TTH ST.. 1914 and 1916 PA. AVE. 21 Pa. AYE SE . JC ‘Trade Picking Up. § gas heating Stoves, BUILDER! We are particularly grate- ful at the increase of trade our retail department. Yet it isn't surprising consider- ing the low prices we're quoting. Let us help you save money this year. e $2.25. = Covered Ash Sifters,6gc ¢ @ Japanned ¢ Coal Hods,20c 5 Galvanized Coal Hods, a7c. ‘Roller Skates, 75c. Meat Cutters, $1.50. | Weighing s Scales, goc. - Furnace Scoops, 50c. Barber & Ross, * HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GAs| FIXTURES, MANTELS, &c., gCor- uth and G Sts. EE ff | Cee rm ant B e e have no notes for yon to sign, an@) there's mo interest to pay.—Tou will find Parlor spd Bed Room Furniture bere at all bh make ~ Why ‘Not | THINK? | nig mtivtosteoait i atten attaiuing "high a 3 Ff i ie i 3 g 7 Hi E ee et TG ca) jidenis IC ters Deon our one aien ot fe to reach the highest of perfestion in sclebtige dentistry. | rf i igh as you = them, aye, Ed them. Prices are crowded out. 48 low as any—lower than many. USasontt COR. 7TH AND D X. BALTINONE OFFICE, 1 North Charles st. Fe TO CNT MON MEA Miss Janet } Bushels G ‘Crushed for. erty. She asks that respondent be requir- | > — bag See gene rns Spi ae Henry Farquehar of the coast su-vey upon 5.2 conte per bushel. $2.50 Jacobs Bros., 1229 Pa. Ave. What We ed to deliver up the writing, that an ac-| rey wig 2 Mundelie Agsinet all comers: “The Spectroscope” before the Science Club, 40 Seven, aud onetoutth $2. 90 : gount be taken and she have a vendor's | 3 . = i \at the residence of Dr. Thos. Morgan Tal- te per bushel. ~sa a+ am ae ~ lien for the amount due her, etc. | Saturday, January ._ simultaneous | cherie 2 Bushels moverushed. 5S. $20 _0> 20 oo oo Is Vision Defective? ’ chess, Mr. J. McFarland against all com-| bett, on Thursday evening, and a paper, 'S Eight cents per bushel, D200 9 ——— l ers: Thursday, February 1, 1804, simulta-| Stating the object of the club, by Mrs. Ada 66 1d) oe ee SNe Ont ae eee An Mlastrated Lecture. | neous chess, Mr. F. M. Wright against all|D. Davidson of Chicago was read by the Wash. Gaslight Co., $ Syc e€ }4 ————~ Preclous of secretary, Mrs. L. O. Talbott. fare, most attention, If defective jizabeth Richards, the popu- | comers. PUSH BUSINESS Ome eeeeeeereseeesees . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ° { ——— great care should be employed in Jar lecturer, will give her celebrate illus- —————— SEP oy gis 413 roth St. N.W. 99 | Be teeatinents Go" torPacentine trated lecture, “The White City by the| _ The National Banking System. |The Proof of the Padding Is tm the a es : $At the Bath. bee ey ede Any peir of George E. Barnard Ca's Lake,” at the Church of the Reformation| Representative John DeWitt Warner de- ating. Viet rae fetal ge Ache i ‘a or &. Monday evening, January 2, assisiel by | livered an address on the currency aystem| , T'¥-® five-pound box finest 40c. creamery cory oF THIS 4 Claflin re} tical Co., > $5 or $6 Shoes for $3. ! . butter produced at $1.60, and give your celebrated picture Ladies’ $3.50 Mr. B. P. Murray, who has ch: of the | last evening at Carroll Institute. A num-| verdict. James F. Oyster, 900 Pa, ave.-Advt. by, fis, Prederick b -50 Shoes for $2.65. stereopticon. Those who have becn fortu-! per of the local bankers, as well veral eres Leighton, president . i mate enough to see the real world’s fair | ws ee * of the Meyal Academy ut Ladies’ $4 Shoes (mall sizes) for §1.63. of Mr. Warner's associates in Congress, lis- ing the grand scenes depicted on th tened to his address. He argued that the Those who did not go to Chicago ‘will not | Pational banking system had served its find a better chance to see ihe fair in all| Purpose, and advocated the creation of a its grandeur at home. | new system of national bank notes, sup- ees plemented by state bank notes, the latter A Radek Mitertintiend. | to provide for loca! wants. Annignee’s Sale. The very fine stock of Jewelry, formerly owned by John H. Flanagan, at promises ith street northwest, will be sold at public auction, the sale’ commen the premises ‘Saturday, January 7 pm. A rare chance js oi'ered to there desizing fine Jewelry, clocks, &e., London, is now on exhibl- tion In’ our east gallery and is attracting the attention of the many dally visitors HERE. We extend ipvi- to ALL to call ‘ebd view it. Tr Voples are for sale as Rell as frames and dine gold should not lose this opportunity is OY OW wr ee ew we we Meu’'s $2.75 Congress for $1.65. Men's $5 Calf Shoes fur $3.75. Meu’s $6 French Patent Calf for §3.75. GOTO LITE EEE SSF POS OP PPIO DIE: + 3The “Jewett” SS ars ea Be rsa : : A novel entertainment is to be given in the | ge ee at sacrifice prices.—-Ad Que position. We sant 10 , retire 2 ity, rhoff’s Galleries 2U ¢ ht Pi THE WARREN SHOE HOUSE eater ~ pp ese sse | . i rom "the shoe business. We havea ee! phoma perp ceria Atta Gace Rneot) George Hall, an employe of the Agricul-| 40, Matchless Creamery Butter, 250.1, Baw ny hig” hate neces * F Street N. W. é prig — pes leat ceipts are to be applied wholly to charity.to | (4! Department, fell on a bottle yester-| Pure, fresh and deliciously flavored. ‘Vive- ute we stay ‘in this store. 1217 ree a A a Raggy i Masonic Temple, F St. ? day and his arm was badly lacerated. He | pound boxes, $1.60. D. Wm. Oyster, 340 « a e can better afford to sell our Brahebes, 1221 Pa. ave. and 916 Teh st.jals QIQ F Street N. W. " 2» ¥ BLASS ta every ‘reapect-Owing be used by the relief committee of the | 8 é. Center Market and 75 Western Market.— Shoes out at cost ind less than cost = OO OS SY VS -IS-O8-Se-0 to the great rength church in taking care of what poor cases | WS treated at the Emergency Hospital. | 4 ay¢. than to pay. this, big rent. H metallic frame ‘will’ remain ta The People’s Resort for Genuine Bargains. jai that come under their notice. The other half | The accident occurred at the department. tata = a ve oo made up oe hes amt Up to pitch superior | to be used in the C. E. Society of the | Free tickets, food exposition, page MUST STOP PAyING it r a ae 2 a - chureh for their work. The entertalament | si Gomlesrass on el foe bees ee ented Sueune goats, %/5A Jewelry Buyer’s Chance will include “living advertisements,” music | The will of the late George Mondee, leav- | eee weil 2s greit depth and pority if oe ok THE NEXT 10 DAYS WE a ing some small THE “JEWETT™ sball Lave @ grand clearing sale of all our stock of JEWELRY and close it out at a DISCOUNT PER CENT. We're impatient. bequests to his canares | Life Almost a Burden | | and the balance of his estate to his wife, ful beat 1 seta Gas Hood’ who he names as executrix, was filed yes- 's Sarsapariila, terday. IN & CO. A lot of Satin Slippers that were to be delivered in November have just come. Now Lent is so near and the season is For the Poor. There will be a musical and dramatic en- tertainment by the pupils of Holy Cross} —PIANO AT A MEDIUM PRICE, ——— 7 We you aay of several leading makes at a say- img in cost of $25 to $100. Hasy Stop! s ISA SUPEIG oe 3 has done for me Five bottles cared mie of OF 2 i so late that We decided to send "em back. een | pak em | catarrh in its worst form. T think tt was The manufacturer said, NO!—Sell_ then 3 ————~—nonthly terms. . oan ank'we Gan ik qomey G ear com Academy, to be given at Metzerott Hall| $1.95 Washington to Baltimore ana| only @ matter of thor, when It would have gat for less thay cost abd charge the dif The Piano Exch: and’ wait for times ‘to get better, so tomorrow. for the beneiit of the poor. The | Return via Pennsylvania Ratlroad. =e Se ee ee ee ee i$ 1 i ange, 6a program will include dramatic and musical! The Pennsylvania railroad will place tick-} 1 can Pe tg here gaguey selections and an enjoyable evening may jets on sele Saturday, January 2, Wash- ago life was almost a burden, sick and dis. ~ Your choice, $2.47. $913 nnsyivania Ave. 5 850 a Bros., 435 7th S.W. be anticipated. ington to Baltimore and return at rate of | couraged, now [am WELL AND HAPPY, 2 White and a | VEOCS HS SRS TOSS DECC OCCCCSS sprinkling of colors— finished with neat satin how. thorough: = bead a ‘ cae gaining flesh and a new belng. And all ow: —— $1.25, good to return on any ing to Hood’ train until egg a | Sarsaparilla, Twill never be — ly made—divinefy shaped th | a SS ee | without it. Yours, cordially and gratefully.” — ing slipper wer ever’ hantied. "We “hare Frank Riley, his | coe __Mrs CLARK KING, Geneva, Olio. filled one entire. show case with “em, Wit linet pest Beal CR ene een ee pen Pee tai" inininay wae te: | Most Ba ooms y ouller Wi for ameuiting a} ter for $1.60. carefully ¥ prepared. we. Tey ‘a’ “box. { CLIP THIS. young man named George Murray. James F. Cyster, 900 Pa. ave., Center and | —————— _ } ere —are cold and uncomfortatle . "7 K street marious.-Advi | This coupon entitles the holder to ing this time of they eadac <i | ee | HOW BABIES SUFFER | ga order on a leadinz photographer | Know “how anoying it ix erage. ey SGN a \ : or one Cabinet” Photog! small G ‘ em a visit ney Creamery Butter, 5c. Ib. Auction Sale Tomorrow. When their tender skins are lterally on fre, with each pair of these $247 Satin | (oh Sutin “Mole eee ss tested and properly fitted’ with xes, $1.0). Delivered any-' Don't forget to attend the sale of Porn’ | sts itchter, ‘baraing, eekly and lintel, al . ** © —and we have the best English 3 | femene | and costs only $2.50 here. Of RECT GLASSES will ip all prob- Oyster, “40 Center Market. | ture of all kinds at Sloan's. 140g G street, at h ite roing, scaly af lotehy skin and | 4 * + * intoshes for both Ladies and - | | Transferable. | ————— course we bave larger ones for a sive you relief at once and 10 a. m. tomorrow. All car =:nes reach thelr | scalp diseases, with loss of hair, none but mothers|** 2 > * The ralny season bas just begun, "96 Little more money. ae place.—Adyt. | realize. € URA REMEDIES afford in.nediste | ‘2° 2° ° you may as well prepare for it now. ‘, deere ctiersecn an ———_-- = ti , vy | The E. F. Brooks Co. Hall. Doors open at! Lovers of the beautiful should attend the | eae att a _ pa DReaED 2 kage imemetz n, | PODS Pt PR < 1 isth St. N. W. é TicAllister & Co. . 1311 F St., p.m. Cook lectures exhibition of art goods at Sloan's, 1407 G| and economical cure when the best physicians and erect) ae 7 j street, all day Monday next.—Advt. [sll other remedies fall, Sold everywhere. Fe as _—— ~ vty rank 1929 ~ St. N.W. 417 531! 3 * r. be AT ea pai a