Evening Star Newspaper, March 2, 1894, Page 6

6 THE EVENING STAR, FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 1894-TWELVE PAGES. S. KANN, | | SONS & 60. qu Market Space. A BANNER} Humming SALE ISHING DEPARTMENT We THE WORLD OF SOCIETY.|; ——— A Pure Norwegian A Wumber of Enjoyable Receptions} oil is the kind used Given Last Evening, in the production of Scott's Emul- sion — Hypophos- Phitesof Lime and Soda are added for their vital ef- ) \! nee entnleninteeninteininieininiotntetoteiots Put Me ‘Off at 'Grasty’ S AYER’S CHERRY PIERCE’S oe Cherry PRIZE MEDAL Pectoral WORLD'S warn.| For Colds and Coughs W ye ° Received ith Meaning Medaland Diploma Mr. and Mrs. Ffoulke gave last nicht} f€ct upon nerve Ate ie er several ooe the first of their evening receptions, which| @Md_ brain, petitors elsewhere tn this city, We Friday, March 2, 1894. Prices Mrs. Ffoulke’s Guests—Ho: ity at the Corcoran House— —1s what the 7th street conductors hear on every trip. Customers are com- ing from all over the city, and well they may, for they can save car fa ten times over. Better attend this special sale, Crystal ‘Tumblers, plain and fancy, are to cover the first three Thursdays of Mystery surrou i: this month. Mr. and Mrs. Floulke have 7 Surrounds this formula— been prevented from entertaining the past} the only mystery is how quickly season by illness in their family, Last it builds up flesh back night's company enjoyed, as it always P and brings Seen At The AYER'S CHERRY buy wisely, turn our money over PECTORAL. Ww 1 d’s quickly, and can always quote absolutely === cea Or. IN OUR MEN'S FT To. tonnes 7 > e) @ Business. 2,000. dow. *s 4ply Linen Collars, all the You can row get a great deal of Se ee happens there, a pleasant evening in one| Strength to the weak of all a siest and mewest + in standing and turn- | Waleds ue ae Stgerionggcrrey let's review tomor z Ge uss Shoat heegHIAUBE UE tatemen, ges. Town, nde by one of the largest manutscturers | auty and Ught for a precio WORLD'S FAIR. Fair. money. 21-inch Faney Lamps, with double dec. shade, $1.25 and $1.50 at most stores, 4g this country to retail for 15e¢. . cence Your Choice, 5c. 800 dos. +-ply, Linen Coffs, made by the same In keeping with the impromptu hospitali- ties that have been rather a noticeable feature of the winter at Corcoran House, $ Emulsion Senator and Mrs. Brice welcomed friends] Will check Consumption and is Glove Offers. Great good fortune brought us a second assortment of the 4-BUTTON GLACES in party te ONLY 9c, EACH. WHILD OUR a Your Choice, roc. ° Boat Nickeled lass Sherley after their readings. Mrs. £0 dos, Mos'a Lounderel Fuacy Outing Skirts, Half-Price Sale porcelain shades, only $2.46. as they last, Women and'childee, 2 {and the Misses Brice, who have been out Prepared by Scott & Bowne. 8. ¥. a the regular $1 quality. All sizes. | | Repl nit " $1 OO The Pair. of town for the last fortnight, returned eS plenish your kitchen while pennies = . = : = srt bratg 25¢c. almest equal dimes in buying power. ‘The Spring styles in “THE PIERCE,” THE BABY I8 CUTTING TEETH SURS 1,000 BLOCK TIN PIE PLATES, 2 FOR 5c. remedy, Mrs. Wine | Dr. and Mrs. Pope had their music room jow ng fh dd geen eon a again filled with their friends last night 10 THE PLANS 1M MATURE joy another musical. The artists par- blacks, with black or gilt buttons. Made remedy for | en. to sell for $1.75. Our present price, ._ Twenty-five cents s bottle. myl-ly | ticipating in the instrumental selections WOODBURYS FACIAL SOAP Fok THE SKIN, were Messrs. Hill, Curtis, Keferstein, Paris, " . Burr, Eberbach and Mayo; Mrs. Hill and |Mr. MoGowan's Sewerage Ideas Ni Ap- $1.25 The Pair. sult ot 20. ee Miss Alice Burbage, Miss’ Agnes Gibson, - Miss Bertha Lincoin and Mrs. Louis Hor- mess sang. Miss Bertha Lucas gave @ Diack, as well as our MOUSQUBTAIRE 66 : ” violin solo and Mr. Crosby sang. A most PIQUE, Tan and English Red Gloves. Sold Thisand That for ee appreciative audience lstened, applauded everywhere for $1.25 and $1.50 pair. To- morrow, 89 Cents Pair. $1.25 8LUTTON SUEDE MOUSQUE- TAIRES, self stitched, tang, modes and browns. Saturday only, 59 Cents Pair. 50 dog. Men's Unlaundered Percale and cueciee | Wichert Fine Shirts. All sizes. Good value at ve. 25¢. Shoes Gemine Lisle Thread Half Hose, in tans and IS CROWDING OUR STORES TO sistes, immense value at 2%c. All sizes. THE VERY Dooks WIT isc. a Pair. 2 BUYERS ee ARE MAK: Quire A sti “ALREADY Men’s Fine All-silk Teck Scarfs, changeable ef- | HOUR fects, apron fronts. Well worth 50c. 25¢. Men’s Fine Merino Underwear, medium weight, Detter than the G0c. quality. 35¢- ‘Men's Silk Web Suspenders, with silk ends and Grower attachments. The Sc. kind. 2g§c. a Pair. genuine “Le Trocudero” 4-button Glace Kid Gloves, are on sale. Tans, browns and BLOCK TIN JELLY PLATES, 4c. BLOCK TIN SAUCE PANS. 2qt. size, Se. Ought to be 12c. 2qt. size, 10c. Ought to be Ihe. B-qt. size, 15e. Ought to be 20c. The Celebrated 7-HOOK FOSTER LAC- gult ot 20 zonra? eaperience treating the ING GLOVES, in tan, gray, brown and See proved by the Commissioners. Broad Streaks of Daylight Shot Through His Specifications by a Report—Not Practicable. ee Russia Iron “Knock-down" Bread Pans, only 22c. each. and enjoyed the program to the utmost. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Payson gave a small reception last night to celebrate Mi-carome. Mrs. Cushman K. Davis was at home yes- terday afternoon to callers, and they had the additional pleasure of hearing Mr. Aptommas perform on the harp. Block Tin Coffee Pots, patent bottom New Spring Shoes. 2qt. size, 10c. Ought to be 15¢. B-qt. size, 12c. Ought to be 18c. ‘at. size, 18e. Ought to be Be. PERRY’S. In accordance with the request of the Dis- COVERED STEW PANS. A FEW ITEMS OF INTEREST FOR THB LADIES. 100 doz. R_ & G. Corsets, sent to us as seconds, fn cream only. The regular $1 quality. Just as good as any Corset they make. All sizes. 59c. a Pair. Fe is quite @ treat. 20 pieces of All-silk 5-inch Black Moire Ribbon. The regular retail price, é5c. 39c. a Yard. 100 doz. more of Fine Swiss Embroidered Hand- Kerehiefs, very fine and sheer, fully twenty-five different patterns. The regular 25e. quality. izic. Each. 15 different styles of Ladies’ Fancy Hose, in plain and drop stite:; also very fine quality Black and Balbriggan. ‘The best value ever offe: 25c. a Pair. $5,000 worth Ladies’ Fine Muslin Underwear— assorted lots of Chemises, Gowns, Drawers, Skirts and Corset Covers. The value of these goods will surely be appreciated by the Indies for quality, make and the exceedingly low prices on each and every lot. Lot 1 consists of Chemises, made of fruit cotton, trimmed bosoms of Tiamburg embroidery. Cambric Corset Covers, high, low, square neck, and V shape. Drawers, made goed muslin, of H broidery. Any garment in this lot 49¢. None worth less than Tse. Lot 2 consists of Cambric, Muslin and Lawn Gowns, trimmed with white ot colored embrotdery. King Philip Cambric Corset Covers, Val.. Medict or torchon lace trimming. Drawers, made of fruit otto, rows of inserting and edze of Hamburg em- - Auy garment in this lot 69c. HERE ARE A FLOW Surprises for Men: ‘At $2. Well finished, stylishly made shoes, with best oak ‘I +» Renuine welted | ff most’ perfect-fitting new Quality Calf Laced Gaiters on the popular At $1.50. ; 4 Different >) Styles “ge cart ¥ ced Shoes, Bluchers and Cougress. ‘For Ladies: 2qt. size, Sc. Ought to be 12¢, But. size, 10e. Ought to be 15 ‘at. size, 15¢. Ought to be 20c. coat | SHOVELS, 4e, COAL SCUTTLES, 20. REVOLVING WAFFLE IRONS, 45c. AGATE WARE REDUCED. All agate ware at reduced prices during this sale. ec. Coffee Pots for 5c. The. Coffee Pots for Hc. Me. Coffee Pots for T5e. $1.00 Coffee Pots for SOc. Showy 10-plece Decorated English Toilet Sets, cannot be equaled under $2.50. ONLY $1.98 SET. 1,000 Rolls of Perforated Toilet Paper, ONLY Se. ROLL. FURNITURE. 100 more of those Solid Oak Tables to sell for 60c. Child's Solld Oak High Chairs, with shelf, sold about town at $1.35, only £8e. each, Sole agent for Paine’s Famous “Pat- ented” Brace High Back Dining Chairs, only $1.25 each. Solid Oak Extension Dining Table, polish finish, ca about town at ed box sides—sold Solid Oak 2 top drawers, The Hosiery Dep’ Has two great attractions. We've just reeeived the ninth invotce of those Famous Children’s Stockings, with double heels, toes, soles and knees, fast black, ‘Herms- dort” dye. Sold everywhere for 25 cts. pair, which, at our price, : 2 Pair 25 Cents, Are the ‘greatest values ever offered.” Tomorrow we will close out 13 dozen reg- ular 25. 'T RED STOCKINGS (for chil- dren), warranted fast colors, with double heels, toes, soles and knees, at 15 Cents Pair. We have more of those Extra High Spliced “Hermsdorf” Fast Black Hose (for LADIES), which are reduced for tomorrow again from 25 to 15 Cents Pair. REMNANT COUNTER on the first floor Was surrounded yesterday, and, although very muny sales were made, hundreds of choice pieces remain, ‘They're all offered at Just about Half Prices! The Perfumery Offer this week is better than last. Va- a pt them chy The Collar and Cuff Craze. The [Muslin Underwear have established our MEN'S FURNISHING DEPARTMENT on the philosophy of economy. Because of it we keep up a running fire of favorable opportunities. ‘Those occasions When you can get almost two dollars’ Worth for one. Always Lave an eye out for us and our bargains. We have had to “call in” our second 300 dozen 4-ply LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS— in all shapes to fit all necks. .They are du- plicates in cut of the best brands—and as good as many of them. Collars, 8c. each. Reversible Cuffs,13c. a pair. Link Cuffs, 15S. a pair. Shirt Gossip. Last of those ie. FANCY ROSOM SHIRTS, with the Link Cuffs attached. Pin stripes—Sizes, 15% to 1614—not more than 3 dozen altogether. Quite equal to any $1 grade— General and Mrs. Schofield and Minister and Mrs. Zeballos will give dinner parties tonight. Mr. and Mrs, Parker Mann gave a hand- some dinner party last evening. Mrs. Shelton, whose home on the Severn opposite Annapolis is a favorite place of visit for naval people, is spending a few days with Mrs. Guy V Henry at Fort Myer. Mrs. H. F. Oberteuffer of Philadelphia, with her three little girls, is visiting her father, Mr. James E. Fitch, on Rhode Is- Jand avenue. A pleasant surprise party was given to Mrs. Emma Brooks Wednesday evening at her residence, 926 3d street southeast. Mr. and Mrs. Walker Fearn will sail for Europe next week, and then proceed to Cairo, Egypt. Mrs. E. S. Brimton will be at home at 1225 O street Fridays through March. A pretty dance was given last night at the Rifles’ Hall. The hall was tastefully decorated with palms and blooming plants. Dancing commenced at 8:30 until after midnight. Mie Mrs. John S. Seymour, Mrs. FE. E. dith, Mrs. Bankhead, Mrs. Blanchard, Mrs. Enloe and Mrs. Harmer Reeside received the guests. The floor committee comprised George H. Brown, jr., George L. Wilkinson, Ferd T. Schneider, Albert B. Dawson, E. D. Anderson, W. W. Wright, jr., J. C. Hove and Wallace Stowell. Among the ladies present were: Mrs. C. Kennedy, Mrs. Gillette, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Dent, Mrs. Maurer, Mrs. Chapman, Misses Mcl Shields, ae Cabel, Morgan, Ston xton, Dorsey, Wood, Da- , Gleeson, Needham, Hyde, Wyvitie Fitch, trict committee, the Commissioners this afternoon returned the plans of sewerage disposal as proposed by Mr. McGowan, with the following report thereon: “The Commissioners have the honor to return herewith the petition to Congress of Mr. John C. McGowan, presenting his pro- posal and plan for relieving the sewers and for disposing of the sewerage of Washing- ton and Georgetown, which was referred to the Commissioners for examination and re- port, and to submit the following in rela- tion thereto, together with extracts of re- ports from Capt. Derby, corps of engineers, assistant to the Engineer Commissioner, and from Mr. McComb, superintendent of sewers. “Mr. MeGowan's plans have twice been reported upon unfavorably from this office. The Commissioners have now gone over the plans and estimates of cost, as pre- sented in the petition, and find no reason to change the former conclusions, “The present adopted sewerage plans in- clude a large outlet sewer along the left bank of the Eastern branch and Potomac river, which can serve as an interceptor for sewers for the suburbs on that bank. Mr. McGowan does not provide any sewers for that side of the river. “The adopted plans contemplate efficient means for protection of the low lands of Washington against overfow. Mr. Mc- Gowan’s plans do not include such means. “The adopted plans provide outfall and main sewers for a population of 500,000, and district or branch sewers for a larger popu- lation, and are intelligently and carefully arranged for an extension of ~ system into the county outside of Wash- Ington. 69 cents. one lined, double cabinet, worth $10, only $7.50, ‘Rowe, White Hellotrope ‘Crab “Pen Woodward's and Delettrez’s Famous Triple nd 40 cts. Instead ; te “Mr. McGowan limits his plan mainly to Miler, Gibbs, Rathbone, Hodges, , Goddard, Perkins, Ensor, Holtzman, | Washington and apparently does not pro- Bynum, Britton, Dimmick, Choate, Evans, | Vide for extension. His sewers for sewage Roach, Cochran, Filth | are of one size, and that a small size, 24 Solid Oak Chamber Suites, oxidized trimmed, comb. splasher rail w: stand, worth $16.50, only $12.50. Extracts. Worth 35 of those prices, 19 Cents Ounce. A FULL DRESS SHIRT, open front and back--guaranteed to ft fe ° Swormstedt, Emer: Real, Marion 79 cents: Pechin, ; ; meg large measure, for the difference of stated ‘ street, B » Saville,Lester, Lillian Wright, N : Moore, McBride, Bessie Morgan, Florence | Costs. A further difference is explainel by eckwear cen, Cora Gillette, Phillips, Dollie Young, | UDderestimates in the costs given by Mr. N Iti ¥. Shelly, Nellie Beall,’ Nairn, Gertie |M¢howan. i aul te: ove’ ti les. McCulloch, Marion Wiliams, Barts, Gree Fiery th Dn cenggre tm ord : cronnd”” 8 going to hold frst | Neale. Trenholm, McKenna, Jones, Tan-| under the McGowan plan than under ila tareing: Sishes ner, Osborne, Keen, Torbell, Johnson, Lela | Adopted plan. Aye geome ios ens leat ef- oy 3 See Williams, Crawfe Swope, Fauntleroy, | MS Stations instea: one, and sewace BLACK SILK and SATIN, with Mary Fox, Vreeland, Drew anda Lightfoot is to be transported by barges down the — 2 . igs ~ .| river instead of flowing down in an out- h- Blanche Low, Isabelle | ches diameter. These differences of ex- f, Anella Johnston, Long-| tept and character of plans account, in THESE ARS OUR SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY. fata oF a lag ong Open Until 9 pm. S Kann SonsdCo|s Low Cut Oxford Ties and Blucher- gites, made of black or tan viel kid. | These are beauties? At $1.50. pele” prise Stic “deal Kia pit tor Biuch M. C. Grasty’s “Cash” Stores, Jewelry Reduced. Sterling Sword Stick Vins, worth 13, for $ He Stick Pin rl and settings, Blucherette Laced and Tan Mr. and Mrs. Andrews will give a 4 to 7 7u Market Space. 1510, 1512 7th St. Ped enentatttnianttittt Silver Rings, colored settings, choice, 35. Regular 50-cent with differen CENTS. tea tomorrow afternoon. Mrs. Tilford will give a tea this afternoon to meet her sister, Mrs. Algernon Sullivan of New York. a advance—Spring styles. Tans, modes, MANY PERSONS ARE BROKEN DOWN FROM | last night, invited during the day, to meet indi: ee browns and blacks, with large smoked erwark or household cares. | Brown's Iron Bitters | yr, aye Whitcomb Riley nate Ry Hence spensable in a// wasting dis- tudents’ "* Lamps, pearl buttons. Real price, $1.25. As long rebuilds. the fpyatem aids ‘dixestion, removes ex- eases. fall sewer, as in the adopted plan. Separa- tion of steam plants means increased cost. No plant deteriorates ae fast as a floating plant. “An objectionable feature of the McGowan plan is the location of a sewage pumping Station on the reclaimed flats about 3,700 Iwbia with them next week and| feet southwest of the Washington monu- next and a/ ment, or not far from the middle of the in her honor. shore line of the future Riverside Park. Mr. Walter W, Mobley and Miss Elizabeth | “The transportation of sewage in dump iitith were married yesterday at Christ | SCoWS along and below the city water urch, Rockville. The bride entered the | front would be highly detrimental to public rch with her father, Judge David Grif- | Comfort. fith. F S. Johns officiated. The bride| | “Disposal of sewage by such method ease veling gown and carriej| Would be uncertain from lability of in- of violets, The maid of honor |terruption by frozen river, running ice, s Hattie M. Griffith, a sister of | Storms and fog. Mr. MeGowan’s plan is . Mr. Thomas H. Neel of the Uni-| intended to be a separate system of sewer- cite ae man. The|#se. His 24-inch pipe along the water For Children: At $1.25 Cash ery stl bargains in Pt StS + Sr Ss St Sr SrOrNi ig E E & ai PIERCE <. | “Where Quality’s First; Protits Second,” } 8th St. & Pa. Ave., ha Market Space. There's as much of a “knack”? 4 fu displaying an “nd. as there ye KI NG? S s NECKWEAR the variety c Toys’ and al Fine Satin Calf and Button, better tha shoe We ever soil. At $1. Misses’ and Child's “Ideal? Kid foots, with pateut Up, in three dif- ferent styles. You can the thtlewiny on = tamousis. Solitaire ring, 1%¢ carat, white and brilliant, in Tiffany setting. Worth $lov. For $7v. At is in writing it. Do your ” sj ; ie erat Muncaster | front is to intercept all heavy sewage from “waite” mat bellliont Worth $00. 50¢. € be | | hington, Dr. Lee Harben of Wash- | large lateral sewers, but he fails to explain Fated amt. forth $90. 2 Nobby | Little Viel Kid “show up" well, Maybe we can rm | | Daniel H. Gaither of Balti-| OW the separation at the junctions is to th bow at top, all kid or | A ( : y_ | be effected. — | aie thems vaio ; nd Mr. Thomas D. Griffith of Lay- fee Solitaire ring, 114 carat, a magnificent | rag gett cis phe 2 ce es be} 9 At the of the cere.| “He places two lines of 24-inch pipe in white stone. Worth $150. For $0, | aa “put a little ginger in ft."7 & eft for an ex-| Present main trunk sewers for receiving tended northern tour. ‘all = heavy sewage and to permit only Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bendheim of Rich-| the outflow cf hone tank meee! tee mond are visiting Mrs. M. Fischer, 619 Q/ does not show how the heavy sewage is to street. northwest. be separated, neither what is to become of Trinity Church was crowded on Wednes-| the lighter liquid sewage nor how he can Solitaire, 1%4 carats, in combination pin, ring and stud, white and bril- Haat. $0 try It-the cost won't be much. >| §12-814 7th St. een Star Ad-Writing Bu. }; — AES PENDERS. MILL ee rane he Nipping the ek Wn. Hak Co. RELIABLE Fine Diamond Pendant, 13 large stones. Worth $150. For $100. HOUSES, The prices on above goods are for 4 None worth less than $1. 3 At 2 * | wict Gowns and Skirts, made of Pride of the ° 3 ‘est mustin or King Philip cambrie. Gowns trim- “ 5 med with white or colored embroidery. Skirts, i wen cee een is deep rules of embroidery of lace. Any garment 10 meode” fee Mauchere aan None worth less than $1.50. 3 + ‘ | 980. and ing with friends of Mr. Wm. E. | give, sufficient fall. to pipes in these ne Ie on ‘ a 5 Los st eltey oad Saturday, March 2 and 3, ry 2014 and ave., - ©. ARCHIBALD. 4 Fi t ie, B d 99 oi ——— ae laday of Stouz oe peste orgeney —e le trunk Sewers for carrying heavy ba = 4th floor, Star building. at ib irs ul IS Aigctye So Gen Parag Frypans in wedlock by the Rev. Dr. Addison. ‘rhe “The inclosed pipes with their R “Harris & Co.,, _ 4 | ie Wak tee aaa "long from nek baad to bride looke? beautiful in a handsome suit |0T hangings against curved walls would +P+es —fn Is iin Bega abd oas of heliotrope with hat to match, the chtifon | decrease the capacity of the trunk sewers, J 1 : * * buyer has just been “doit the : of rich antique lace. She carried a bouquet | Which at times of great storms have been, eweilers, Shion marts of the world—her pur- of beautiful Puritan roses and maiden hair | OVertaxed by flood waters. gth & DN. W. chases caine today, and they an D fern. The organist on this occasion was| “It is submitted that Mr. McGowan's eauties, Pare no “mistakes’? got sotled in the wind: ris not hired with 81 inch sleeves. include only t tone to ask for it. ‘Kest”” creations ab a ELS: TRANS Special Sale of Shae RAZORS, |— iss Mr. Harry J. Tyndale of New York, who | P!8™S are not practicable, and that they are came over expressly to play at the wedding | mature.” of his friend, Colladay, and for half an hour entertained the guests with choice se- —_—__. DISTRICT GOVERNMENT. the market. We are ope 12ge, ix the * piece of the “end” ef — | lections. The bridal couple, accompanied hauade fight . now will Le ready for exhibition to-] a lot of 5c, FAST RLACK HALE Hose | py a party of friends, left {immediately after For Local Racing. extl It} * morrow morning. early before (ermsdorf dye), with silk clocks—9% and the ceremony for New York. Upon their! The Commissioners yesterday afternoon will pay’ yon to ge ours. | © the varieties and sizes become broken 10 only—1ztge. a pair. return they will reside at 1440 S street. |... : pen nthe aati See The ushers were Dr. G. RB. Young, Mr, | {¥orably reported the bill providing tor d upon to ‘Wo their —we want ev Razor Strops|—. to SEE ‘en anyh ou are ready to look Into the How: “ Roteler, Mr. J. F. Barrett, Mr. | "acing within the District of San, te ° ie ‘= A STR. P—the . ticle sare Nannie ‘aut eemualih Lewis Holmes, Mr. C. S. Domer and Mr, | tween the months of March and December, I ointers! S. . SHEDD —* ridicules tne Dest Inpicted and domeatie | W- W- Poultney. As heretofore stated in The Star, the bid ° 1 AND CENTLEMEN’S 82 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST. pens ee dee See was slightly altered so as to include aay THE ELECTRIC LIGHT MEN. jockey club or other racing organization. nds —Cotton— Merino— Wool all sizes—for the littlest and ¢ <2 2 ¢ © The opportunity to buy TRULY = $18 Plush Capes, $10.48. stoutest and thinnest to $13, ceed MincelNanecous. ee © ¢ © FIRST-CLASS SHOES is not an iS ee oe We ? ee eee The Convention Came to an End This | The Commissioners have received a ietter 2 0 © © © “every-day ocenrrence. SHOES are con- i | D if HI ts e's 28 ae ‘ a . 4 Morning. from John H. Buscher requesting that 2 0 © © © tinually heralde : un a a e986 8 dar, trimmed with fet and marten ee ee at ae eee The convention of the National Electric| tTees be planted on the west side of 1th 2 fous so-called Wade & Butcher Razor, full hollow ground, * © © ¢ © fur. Regular price, ‘2 these are the cause of it. Where there is Light Association, which has been in sca, | Street between Marylem€ avense ant @ 5 EES Coal began ienprnns guaranteed. Wan Cover Brain S emake there te tre—Where there ts a | Sion for the past four days, aljourned to: | street’ northeast mia = & © deme te ee coe Se oman | ere ee ‘I crowd of attractions—there are the people. | day, after holding a final executive meet-| Edward J. Brown of Boston, Mass., hes Se ee oe ee #H-Gi steel. Very cheap at. aes ‘a ing this morning, at which a number of | WTitten the Commissioners a letter asking POOTWEAR at low-grade prices our| Wade & Butcher Razors are the v Fall in line. ft cue hi if there are any arrears of taxes on the = announcements bave met With | American market affords, and our lin ee st: matters of interest to the association were | property of the South Maryland or Wash- 2 2 2 6 © hearty response. deans Ad vation: sill ceuatedl a qacuuctions : S 25sc. Waists, 19¢. taken up, 2 well as the final business of | ington and Potomac railroads, and if there 22 6° * “Twooldn't be so tt ‘twere rot | re inv < tn ot ts a bee Wel ee the convention. At the meeting yester-| cre any he would like to know how soo S645 Gut chek we wp fs tree S| eo es %, -- Stine oon ee Pp Y S day afternoon the annual election of off- | they must be paid. So 2) ree Sety “Meee vases me : iveueioela wee nol -° lot mado. 9 President, ‘M.J. Francisco, Rutland. Vc the removal of the olf dllapidated building © © © © © tomorrow will interest I ed 0 0 . rede dein blocks are ‘ = re oa e removal of the ol Ladies’ $6 Shoes--3:. ince gars a Only t9c. Each. TiL: Second "vice presitent, Frederic Sian: | E25 Le street northwest “until” the legal : | : ent, 3 tangata .»| Willett & Ruoff, 905 Pa.av. Ninth And The Avenue. |i: fon! vic. umston Proete Sic: |rocoinng"wikch Sit in pace "Se * © Famous Barnard Co. make. | : he c. R, Huntley, Buffalo, N. Y.; A. J. Mar. : 2 © © Satten. , we tunel cor a yas _| 19¢- Ribbed Vests, 12 T=2C. | estantisned 1840. «mh2) Telephone 965.) te), Hazleton, Pa., and W. W. ‘Garnes,|_ The attorney for oe wg ® senna ° © leather tip. Hand made. A superb oe * Job of 50 doz, Ladies’ Swiss Itibbed Memphis, Tenn. mended the issuance aoe ee * © shoe that's baving a “run.” EEE ies’ $5 Shoes= i | Physical Culture Neck Vests, ne Only 12 1-2¢. Each. ck run with tape. A Household Luxury, “‘Burchell’s Best’? Flour. In the evening the ladies of the conv tion were entertained at a hop in the par- lors of the Ebbitt House, given in their the revision of the assessments against lots 128 to 148, inclusive, in square 567, in the name of Joseph Bi eevces Boece Be. awe ies eee ' Se " honor. > aia'e oh won ae pipe re | . Cor: t Co.'s Corsets, riors c ee toe . —_—-—— Entertainment and Box Party. said elt dnl Sieben, tea. pie : les, know no superior ties n poor Hoar o°e © 6 © ing our Tan “Wing” Tip Biuchers. | “ in a Rarber's Hair i.e meine | COPSEt overs, | 12 I=2¢, this, is gond or Army Orders. Morning Star Lodge, No. 3, I. 0. G. T., oe * © Big variety from which to choose. | cteatect to. s).* Calg. ae prices. i Mnaking |. 2 2 2,2 100 doz. Ladies’ Muslin Corset Cov- “BUR pono < ae = The following transfers in the fifteenth | was greeted with a large attendance of 2252 * You can't make = mistake by buy- | Sul oa ee eet eee epectdition | {fo $ 2 2 fers felled seams, buttons and but- Ser dia mares, Cor cutee, infantry are made: friends in Typographical Temple last even- eee © ing, _ it's not safe to delay. | re thelr peices down | ies Only ee as ch the sweetest and CHOIWESE bee ie = T. May, from company | ing, the neonate a? god feed Faget Ladie oO ho | Lathe PRING Oi =2¢c. Each. Git should be mixed very jo 20) entertainments a - Our Ladies Low Shoes $ Rate ie : lee now. Cutt Keadg softly resttring & grout uaa First Licut. Robert C. Williams, from | auspices. After an Interchange of rect eee? fre wt in yet, but from our ad- % Made Corse and mikes, “t shad company to company H. it he following program was appre- eee fi o| mus ‘M. C. WHELAN, Mer., 18. ‘Sect he = ings tl fol Sn paepa sep Det ey tua wats bsstarye ged tates So tal, | 1107 G St. ( Lear) 25¢- Muslin ‘Drawers, 18c. XN. W. BURCHELL, 1325 F et. eee oes L Jackson, from | ciatively rendered, with Past Ghiet Templar fee ee foot lars by purchastag | Pome and cellule f= oie! 2-1) wine Goes nertuereoaone aie wt treet ahsemce for, twenty days, to | Opening remarks, Grand Counsellor a. T. © 86 6 © now, for eve : a ss) waite OSLRSEOSSLOIOOSIOOSCCIOG | tt jo: of the : piano solo, Miss Emma Wood: 245 es Chee A eres sxe fer With aa international medical vongress to | Maupin: rec. Frask on@ Mies Moeess ¢ Off "| Widow Only 18c. Pair. Do You Suffer Wit | Be held at Rome, Italy, March 2 to April Minor: reading, Miss Emma Masthrook; 20 Per Cen on redneed for this sale: atis 5 wordy sen lane eae D. Irwin, {piano ‘solo, Miss Dollie Martin; recitations, pees : . We; Piret’s, i ° Say heum m?3 = ‘op Chiet Templar W. H. Hamacher, A. HL On All Spring Heel Shoes. W. i °’s Coats Do R So much of special orders of March 10 | me wengelhart and Henry 4 on + oe il sg atkins Children’s ; ats = Ww 4 1 ACID in the blood is the as relates to First Lieut. Curtis B. He erin, || vocal nro Alphonso A. Hi TIS | . Children’s Stylish Coats of Diagonal, phi FE CAUSE of Rbeumatism, Deepen second cavalry, is revoked, and he will + by Miss Josephine May Bur- pp Spek rem : acccnm panied y eeeee WERKE prime cost. | ear y i es = 2 . be - ey ee iets tattllicrd Gam ese Seep $ | Bort, to, the examining board na ‘a. Lea~ | to) instrumental solo, Mr. Charles i, TRE ‘Al Patent Mediciocs at lowest cut rates. $1.00 | from billous ida She com- tenet geo ae meee) sOtterbiurn. Lithia ‘Water oe vs ation for pro- | card. Sir. | McCullem | of “Perserverance uae ot ieke jp and in three $00.00 NEUTRALIZES this urle acid, so The following-named officers will report | Lode? ACE tee principally, contatnine ; Special Price, $1.39. anacacerw {0 all eghe ony Rive walk: to the examining board af’ Tone Lace [rated CP pg ae: Bog | sclerag ene tom endicine Ligand wasting itaway. The ite. @ | Worth, Kan., for examination for promo- | uncheon end candy) were rapidly dlepos 9! Ai) i} Q yA Vi j Stantly. The #2 © © © children’s Handsome Checked Cloth giving. water is UNEQUALED. as a 2 tion: ‘a contest between the ladies and gent AW ILD WA NY © © © © © Coats, trimmed with double row of meateinal water and a deligitful table ~ ean Farmer Frank F. Eastman, four-| men as to which gentleman could sew : “ pai «6 © © © soutache braid, pointed collar and type as . fo the most buttons and which lady could = peimcsigpeed Then sae © 6 6 © ® deep cuffs, $2.25 value. 2 eins ete se : saree: Lieut, John C. Gregg, sixteenth | Grive the most tacks in three minutes. MM. Strickland, Inc is ia © t ss da Second Lieut. T ‘ . F reese oe Pi. Stricki nec. | 22 ae Special Price, $1.98. $ Ke Tice oF one % |, Second Lieut. Thomas "G, Hanson, mine | ———- Wana eatea, = : +50 enero J eH waite or telephone. 3 |. Second Lieut! Arthur B, Foster, nine-] The will of the late Wm. Hf. Tee, filed 9 Pa. How’s The Plumbing Spring Millinery Agent, cae eater paateniey eeree ee eee eee ° ufter this cold snap? If it's | kuus be seen that ft cost * ¢ © © © in Spring Coats are ir; and more $H. E. Barrett, gen BR PORE. CE one-third interest in his realty to his out of repair drop us a postal 10 more to be sick than to Ss ence, conta daraciy: Shoreham Drug Store, and Hi sts., Marriage Licenses. widow, Adele Lee, and the remaining two- evenings. | we'll put it in condition at | eer eo cere ee cee ee soe _—— have been issued by | thirds to his three children, naming Jchn + 4 Lacy executor. a mat pene ae ae ny illness =“ Kin ag Palace 0600000000000000000009000 ont Longines geinagent spat eleper4 Nhe tate Danial E Coleman Jeaves by ; L ‘on, and tn ni Sout of ten a single one = 9 —— $5 Pittsburg, Pa.; Jacob J. Walters and Caro- | his will his estate to Caroline Coleman, his 3. J. WALRER soxs, | oo torn st. x. The E. F. Brooks Co., th ring substantial relief tn batt an our. 8 8 th St phot Bitters, the aorta, Peper Sour Ine Stokes, both of Philadelphia; Samuel | Widow, and names her as a ok RE. 6 = efor y ED & nerica’ 3 . J. G. : § ay anf Tic Asheoton, Wine Linke. Ely nite 1 sth St. N.W. “ee area ei 12-014 7 . DrSiegert "Sous, sole manufacturers: “AY aii| Clark and Mary Johnson; John I. Kbercs'ana | ; ae. ets” | S31 1S 2 INV. ea | cus uy eerots oat toi5-3m" | 1t dealers. Edith M. Shettle of Baltimore, Md. Johnston's special ‘Saturday. Page 5.—a@