Evening Star Newspaper, May 3, 1894, Page 5

IF WE you HAVE DowT a LOSE FIRE ANYTHING. In the first place we have every modern appliance to preventfire. In the second place everything is insured. $2,500 insurance on <= clothes alone—more than enough to pay you spot cash for every article. We for any kind of loss by fire, by misplacing or by fading. Drop « postal agking a wagon to call. ¥. H. WALKER & €O. YALE Steam Laund: MAIN BRANCH, 514 10TH ST. "PHONE 102. love. fit} PLANT, 43 G ST. N.W. W. D. Clark & Co., 807-8n Market Space. SPECIAL REMNANT SALE. ‘Tomorrow we will place on our counters all rem- Fants im our store at prices so low you will im- mediately appreciate the bargains we offer. Also lots of goods where the color line has been broken, which we will offer at astonishing low prices. We quote a few prices as an index to what you may expect to see by shopping with us tomorrow: Remnants of Best Lining Cambrics = = = = = 3c, Remnants of 121%4c. Dress Ginghams = = = = 6c. Remnants of Colored and Black Wool Dress Goods, 2 to Gyard lengths, at 50c. on the Dollar. Some colors being sold out of the following lines Bf Colored Wool Dress Goods, we Want to get rid of them, hence the low prices at which we offer Were Now 45-In. Wool Crepans...csccrcees--$2.00 §$ 90 seers 1.50 1.00 oe 1 ed 29 x oe 1.00 Remnants of aii kinds of Silks, soc. on the Dollar. ee 10 and 12%e. Will cut them at.........-+ 1 lot of Ladies’ White Hemstitehed Handxe-chiefa, 12y4c. Reduced to 4c. 1 lot of Scotch Ginghams, 2sc. Now 16c. Remnants of Black Wool Dress Goods. 12%c. Silk Waists at prices to close. Slaes 32 34. Made of India and Surah Silks. 9.00 Silk Waists now... 5.50 Silk Waists now... 4.50 Stik Waists now... 1 lot of Plaid Satines, 25e. Now 12%c. A deautiful line of Figured French Challies, 62%¢c. Quality Reduced to 46c. Remnants Men’s Wear. Men's Tan and Black Cotton Half Hose. Sizes 9 and 9% Reduced from 33 1=3¢. to 22c. Per Pair. Men's Laundered Shirts, embroidered bosoms, Bizes 14, 14%, 15, 15%. ——-$1.25. Reduced to 89¢.—— Men's Laundered P. K. Shirts, Monarch make. Sizes 14, 14%, 15%, 16. $1.50. Remnant Price, $1.15.—— Men's Laundered Shirts, Monarch make, open back and open back and front. Sizes 14 14% 15, 15% and 17. ——$1.50. Remnant Price, $1.00.—— Many more Remnants of all kinds of Dry Goods too uumerous to mention, but appreciated when seen. Visit us tomorrow and secure some of the W. D. Clark & Co., 4007-811 Market Space. With every ounce of “Golden Star'> Flour we sell there goes this guarantee: oer it, ‘sort as SE your mone; most tt ereamlest of biseult—while the pastry or cake mad it to a rerelation. © Joa to try thie Bost “Just once.” $4.75 A Barrel. $1.20 Quarter Barrel. 65c. Eighth Barrel. John §. Cissel, STAPLE AND FANCY Gi (Wholesale ert ae 1014 7th St. N.W. ‘Umbrellas ‘That are worth anything at all are worth repeiring. The ring de- partment of our business has been the ins of saving many the expense of wens i Dew umbrellas, Let us repair or recover that broken one of you Your Par: will do duty ano - summer with @ new cover or t mings. Bring it down. Prices will ‘Parasols. New York Umbrella Co., $717 Market Space. 2mytco Tedicine Chests, $2 up Complete pared Medicine pte im leather und board, containing all the well-known remedies. Take this “Little Physician” with you. It will ward of many a severe illness. $2, $2.50, $4, $4.50 ** and $5, according io size. W. S. Thompson, Pharmacist, 703 15th St. wees Cutting, Shampooin and Curling Hale . fie Tptest styles and by a gor ted, deft tingered | operate. fac in Work and prices. We solicit Ss. Heller, 720 7th St. of SECOSOOOSODOODIESOESTEOO SOE SOOOS 909060000 | { | TEE Child's Suit in our stock without reserve for two qays ooly—F RID AY, MAY ¢,and SATURDAY, MAYS. We baven’t been doing the business we anticipated in this department—therefore we have more stock than we Gestre and consequently ‘this special sale. 1 Bargain Hours Tomorrow at The Palais Royal. Beside the usual Friday remnants full lines of reg- EI SE MAN BROS ular stocks will be offered at ridiculously low prices Seventh and E Sts. my32t ‘It's A Small Matter ——— necessitate that you should be in —— Perfect health and such like contt- ——— tions. It doesn't employ uncon- ——— _Ssclousness 83 & means to deaden ——— pain. You're conscious all the time. ——— Extracting, without pain, 50 cents. ——— Other operations in proportion, Evans Dental Parlors, Gat PENNA. AVE. N.W. from 8 to 11 a.m. and 4 to § p.m., as follows: Don’t Fail ‘To call tomorrow at our MAIN HOUSE, 980 AND 982 1TH STRERT. Our regular Friday “Odds and Ends Sale” is the main attraction, bat the many Rew styles of comfortable, pretty Black and Tan Low Shoes for Ladies, Gents and Children are by no means THERE ARE ODDS AND ENDS Galdren's “Shoes, ', Shoes, Ladies’ Men's Which we have marked in plain figures, to a merely Rominal price, most of them for no other reason— but that they are broken izes. CALL EaRLY YOUR SIZB MAY BE HERE. Wri. HAHN & CO.’S RELIABLE SHOE HOUSR 980 and 982 7th st. BRANCHES: 1914 and 1916 Pa. ave. ine 231 Penna. ave. s.¢. Ts and HE LTEEE TANI LETT TEED UII e : : Hygienic Flour —flour that contains the requisite amount of GLUTEN, PHOSPHATES, STARCH, SUGAR, ETC, to make healthful bread—is an impossible pro- duction of A SINGLE SOIL—A SIN- Pam CLIMATE. This is a well known ‘Cream Blend” FLOUR is the product of SEVERAL soils, SEVERAL climates and unites ‘the best qualities ONLY of several of America’s choicest WINTER and SPRING wheat flours. ‘That's the reason it makes the whitest, lightest, creamiest, sweetest, HEALTHIEST, best bread and MORE BREAD, rolls, Discufts and pastry AND KEEPS FRESH LONGER than any other flour im the world! (7 Ask your grocer for “Cream Blend” next time. Accept no substi- tute! If he doesn't handle it write us—we'll mail you = list of those who DO—-We only wholesale it. B. B. Earnshaw & Bro., WHOLESALE FLOUR DEALERS, 1105-1107-1109 11TH ST. 8.E. AND 1000-1002 M STREET 8.E. > ee ‘Cooking Utensils {at Half Usual Prices. GRAY Oni itmtted. suppl «im! y— and’ make OU elections ia broken. WATER ts ‘aud ” sparkling. a 4 geee the assortment oats SPRING BEsT— clear 4 ONLY 1c. "Gal. cue & 1 & Co., 1414 14th Sty Groceries and Table Luxuries. Cee ee ey ) we we we www 4c From § to 11 a.m. the 10 to 12%¢ Dress Goods 75¢ From $ to 11 s.m. the 96c Bisrrits Mousjuetaire Gloves will be TSe. White and all colors Tried 2I¢c From 4 to & p.m. the 86c Black Milanese Stik ‘Mitts will be ic. ‘ 18¢c From 8 to 11 a.m. the Royal Sewing Silk will be only 18¢ for one dosem spools. Black only. 10c From 4 to 6 p.m. the Palais Royal 2c Triple 590c. to 11 a.m. the $1 Stripe Taffeta Silks 59e yard, which is less than wholesale 43¢ to 5 p.m. the best Swivel Silks will be |. Though sold here regularly at 4S¢ the ptice iv 59¢ yard. 4¢ From § to 11 a.m the Se a lap Split and Single Zephyr Worsteds will be 4c a lap, or 2 for Tc. In Art Department, second floor. 17¢ From 4 to 5 p.m. the 25¢ Stamped and Hem- stitched Splashers will be 17c. Art Department. $1 From 8 to 11 a.m, the $1.48, $1.68 and $1.75 Parasols will be $1. From 4 to 5 p.m. the $2.75 and $3.50 Parasols 39C¢ . the $1.25 per dozen China Hl From 4 to 5 p.m. the 44e Large Size Japanned Tin Bread Boxes will be 20c. Brooks’ Crystal Soap for 3c cake. 13¢ yard. 36 inches wide and best quality. 16c From 4 to 5 p.m. the 2c Fly Screens will be 16c, They are 18 inches high, adjustable from 26 to 82 taches. 20 Per Cent. From § to 11 am. the entire stock of Baby will be offered at 20 per cent discount. 34€ From 4 to & p.m. the 75¢ Men's Initial Japanese Sik Handkerchiefs will be 84c. 18¢ $ to 11 am. the 26c Silk Windsors are 19C From 4 to 5 p.m. the 25e Chemisettes, in white and fancy colors ana styles, will be 19¢. 10c From 8 to 11 a.m. we will offer ‘arge boxes of i & z best | ¢ quality Candy for only 10c. From 4 to 5 p.m. our Delicious Soda Water will be 8c per glass. The following favors:—Vanilla, Chocolate, Strawberry, Raspberry, Lemon, Pine- apple, Peach, Nectar, Cherry, Grape, Orange, 49c eS oe ee with laundered collar and cuffs, will be 49, The $1 Waists are to be @9c. 98c From 4 to 5 p.m. the best quality $1.60 Laun- dered Waists and $1.50 Lawn Wrappers, with ruffled shoulders, will be ouly 6c for choice, 69¢ to 11 a.m. the $1 yard Silk Chifon will yard. All colors. 18¢ From 4 to 5 p.m. 25¢ and 85¢ ‘aces will be 18¢ yard. To choose from ate Silk Nounlon, Silk Chantilly, Point Venise and Oriental Laces. 3 to 15C |. the 2Se Silver and Gold Fila- to be 15¢. They look like $5 18¢ From 4 to 5 p.m. the Real Gold Finger Rings, with imitation precious stoues, are to be 1c. 25C From § to 11 a.m. the S7c Jet Coronets are to be %c. These arc the beautiful head pleces we have advertised as worth up to $2, and they are. ‘The 15¢ Flowers are to be 10¢ bunch. 17¢ From 8 only From 8 to 11 a.m. gree Hair Pins are ornaments. From 4 to 5 p.m. the 23¢ Moire Ribbons will be 1%e yard. These are 3 inches wide, all silk, all colors. The special lot previously advertised and guaranteed worth S0c yard. The 10c Buckles to be 7c. These are the Gold, Silver, Steel and Rhinestone Buckles secured from the importer to sell at 10c, though worth Men. - From 8 to 11 a.m. Superior Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers will be offered at only 4ic per suit. From 4 to 5 p.m. Half Hose at 10c a pair, war- ranted fast black, leather shades and plain bal- Driggans. a Palais Lisner. G and Royal, Eleventh Streets. 0 11 a.m, the Qe Dotted Curtain Swiss | & 894—TWELVE PAGES, Need Shirts? eee, eat te nee town? ‘That's shirt sleeves are tuo ~mine shirts out of a Our “invincible” at 8sc. Our “Stalwart” at 65c. —are made in all neck sizes, with ae tr length. of sleeves io sack Branch! Balto. ShirtFactory ELLERY & IRELAND, JUNCTION , Mgrs., 931 oth St., 77x97", FRIDAY Is Bargain Day at Augenstein’s, 439 7TH 8ST. N.W. Look what we pave culled out of our stock to put is fesat of bargains for tomorrow. Finest Decorated Chamber Sets, in solid colors, such as tan, robin cee tne ps ae. Bere $432 English China Decorated Chamber Gets. Worth $8.60.........04+ $2.36 $3.28 2-burner Dangler Vapor Stoves..... 500 different useful household artt- cles, placed on one table. All worth from 15 to 25e. each. For 8c. Do not buy anything in Of, Gas or Gasoline Stoves before you have seen our Une of prices. S. W. Augenstein, 439 7th St. N. W. ate Woman Canno Be Beautiful Unless she has a Lg transparent complexion, an tump und neck. bd red” by “TURKISH Baths. Tag re remore e ail impuritios from tbe skin, —— ie flesh and firm, and the ay and velvety. A guaraiteed cure toe, Gale and Fever. from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Men eS a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Saturdays un u urkish ‘Baths, 1329 G St. “Job Lot” SOAP McKnew’s, Half Price & Less. “Miller's” FamousTotlet Suaps,bought PERSIAN BOUQUET, ELDER FLOWER, GLYCERINE, SANDAL WOOD, TURKISH BATH, PALM, CASTILE, WHITE OATMEAL, BROWN WINDSOR, &. Regular 5Se., Sc., 9. and 0c. ae Cake Cake. = Per Doz. P. 8&—To prevent Hotels and Bearding Houses from buying it all up im large quantities, we will not sell more than two dosea to any one purchaser. = @irat floor; center; rear.) W.H. licKnew|*® 933 Pa.Ave. aFantee satisfaction or soney than that. ic. wie a Coffees, Teas, Fine Groceries. Telephone 1005-3. 1 eroicmnmenes mca SS SSS SS SS | 22 22 25 S55 25 22s Used All Over | ex City. — this H OnnartHtet, "i, NUTRITIOUS. | DELICIOUS BREAD ail over te city. Oace used ordered lariy. Children’ ery for. st! Ml = Adults wy it! © Everybody ———~ should eat it! Boston Brown Bread Is the most HEALTHFUL bread in the world—anti-dyspeptic and fattening. "Served "to homes FRESH as often per. os red. Only 5, Tp and ‘Se lout, jephone. K : M M i M | i} — WKr rafft’s Bake Ke r. 18th St.& Pa. Ave. =String a Brooms, House cleaning will soon oo 20 low? ‘Think of == SSS = P+ S++ @t< cat ering besoen = We any other veatal tiudson™ 's oe ot Store, bi Conese She a, jence of the Falcon, and at th | to deliver the mail and gain assurance of OCEAN DERELICTs. Great Namber of Wrecks im the| An Amendmen Course of Traffic. The growing importance of the subject of derelicts or abandoned vessels in the North Atlantic, the interest manifested by the prose end the probability of on eatty arrangement with the British government for concerted action in reporting and de- stroying these menaces to navigation, has agepees ve ' ge 5 H A Protest. A protest has been received by the Com- missioners against the granting of a per- mit to any one to run flying horses in the neighborhood of K street bridge northwest. A Menace to Health. ‘The Commissioners are in receipt of a let- ter from Claude M. Johnson, chief of the bureau of engraving and printing, inform- ing them that he has received information that the Washington Market Company is dumping dafly from seven to ten cart loads of garbage at or near 15th and C streets southwest. He says it is a menace to the health of the 1,400 people employed in the building, and requests immediate atten- tion to the matter. Municipal Building. Senate bill 1947, to authorize the construc- tion of a municipal building, upon which the board of trade, through a committee, desired to be heard before the Senate com- mittee on the District of Columbia, has been referred to a subcommittee, composed of Senators Faulkner, chairman; Hunton | M the anges 7 og Sow ee gros to give “he hearing to the board of trade at some future day, LIEUT. PEARY’: Arrangements for Auxiliary 1894 Expedition. At last night’s monthly meeting of the Geographical Club, at Philadelphia, the first authorised announcement was made of the plans of the forthcoming expedition organ- ized to effect the return of Lieut. Peary and his party to the United States. ‘The expedition will return with Lieut. Peary bout September 15. AS at present arranged the party will leave New York about June 24 on one of the passenger steamers sailing to St. Johns, Newfoundland. At the latter port the Bt will be in readiness to sail hort ith party on or qbout July RETURN. “rhe first ‘will be made at Godbavn, on _ Disko Is! in north Greenland. Continuing north, Melville bay will be crossed as Quickly as the condition of the ee aan made to the settiement of primitive Eskimos near Cape York. Hence a direct run will be made to the Peary headquarters at Boudin bay, in Inglefieid guif,in latitude 77 degrees 43 min- utes, which point it is hoped will be reached by July 25. Lieut. Peary and the members of his inland party will not yet have re- turned from their long siedge journey to the north; but it is deemed advisable to ac- quaint the members of the party at “Anni- versary Lodge,” in Boudin +? of the pres- same time the oa of all hands. As Lieut. Peary is not expected to return to his headquarters before the last of Au- gust, the ship will be available for purposes of original research and exploration for nearly @ month. it the conditions are favorable the plans of the auxiliary expedition contemplate an examination of the Batfin’s bay shore of Ellesmere Land with a view to looking for the records of the two ill-fated Swedish naturalists, Bjorling and Kalistenius, whose schooner was wrecked on the Carey Islands in the summer of 1802, and who left a mes- sage on these islands, which was recovered by a Scotch whaler in October of last year, Stating that they proposed to seek refuge among the Eskimos of Ellesmere Land. Jones’ sound will be penetrated for a greater distance than has been yet attempt- ed, and if weather and the condition of the ice are propitious it is more than probable that the Bryant and her party will attempt to examine and chart the 300 miles of un- known coast line forming the northeastern shore of Jones’ sound and the western bor- der of Ellesmere Land. carne ship ie due at Boudin bay, however, 1, and nothing in the way of wide expedi tions Win be be allowed to interfere United States, spay ——_+o+—_____ Brilliant Checker Playing. Mr. Jas. P. Reed of Pittsburg, champion blindfold player of the world, is giving some fine exhibitions of his skill this week at the Washington Chess, Checker and Whist rooms, 612 12th street northwest. On Tues- pee ee he | gongs blindfolded simui- tan in ning five and dreewiner one. viveds vaay evening he ®& simultaneous mato 4 against twenty-four players, winni: ty, losing two and drawing two. night he will play crossboard against Messrs. gto e Hugo and others of our strongest Players. Mr. Reed nas proven himecit’ & most wonderful player. —_— Not Out of Trouble, First Lieut. James A. Maney, fifteenth in- fantry, is not yet out of trouble, notwith- standing his acquittal by a civil court of the charge of manslaughter in killing Capt. Hedberg of the same regiment near Chica- go last winter. The President has directed his trial by @ ¢ourt-martial for violations of military regulations in connection with the same affair, The army ceurt will meet at Fort Snelling, Minn., on the 23d instant. The detail of the court is as follows: Col. Edwin C. Mason, third infantry, presiden Col. J. C. Bates, second infantry; Col. C. Cc! Byrne, assistant surgeon general; Lieut. Col. H. 8. Hawkins, twenty-third infantry; Lieut. Col. Dallas Bache, deputy surgeon general; Lieut. Col. W. L. Kellogg, fifth in- infantry; Lieut. M. Randall, eighth infantry; Maj. J. W. Saamaion fifth cav- alry; Capt. J. M. J, Sanno,seventh infantry; A. G. Forse, first cavairy; Capt. H rown, twelfth infantry, with Lieut-Col. Barr, deputy judge advocate general, judge advocate of the court, —_——_—___e To Tow the Training Ship. Orders have been issued for the U. S. 8. Atlanta, Capt. Bartlett commanding, to twen- G. T. as tow the training ship Constellation from | Norfolk to Newport, R. I, which ts to be the permanent station of the wooden ves- sel. The date of the departure of the two vessels will ficial inspection of the Atlanta, to be made rext week. Capt. the partment intended to send her there. Ler 2 tenannee io esenecaaaanaees Peanut Food Not Re! Consul General Edwards at Berlin re- Ports that the oMzials of the German army and nevy, after an exhaustive set of ex- pertimerts, have decided against the use of peanut flour as food for the troops and sailors or as horse food. During the ex- periments no immediate health-injuring symptoms were noticed. but the men show- unconquerable dislike to the food feed Seek ong See juent use “d ful or now! and the food hea been discon tint THE RETAIL LIQUOR DEALERS. it That They and the Grocers Want. There was a delegation of citizens assem- bled today, headed by Col. Wiliam in behalf of the retail liquor dealers, to protest aguinst the final approval of House bill 8740, which was passed by the Senate g at $1,; Mon., for duty. Capt. C. N. Berkeley Macauley, assistant surgeon, will be relieved from duty an tae United States Military Academy, Point, N. Y., and will report at Fort wins gate, N. M., for duty, relieving Maj. Wash- ington Matthews, surgeon, who will —_— to this city and report in person to sn general for temporary duty in tus office. Leave of absence for ten Gays is granted Capt. Ira Quinby, eleventh infantry. Capt. John G. D. Knight, corps of ~ gineers, will proceed vo Phinipbu New York — and Boston, Mass., on = cal busin ° The Government Must Feed the Im- migrants. Superintendent Stump of the immigration bureau, in reply to a letter of inguiry from the commissioner of immigration at New portation west, and in case they are now found to be unable to provide Ry and shelter for themselves they are to be sap- oS F. Kent, nineteenth | ‘on the result of the of- | plied by the officials at Ellis Island under the authority of the act of March 5, 181. ——_——-o———__—— Naval Movements. The President's yacht, Dolphin, left Wash- ington today for Portsmouth, Va, where she will be docked and repaired. The dyna- mite cruiser Vesuvius arrived at Norfolk after a short cruise in search of derelicts. SSS DIED. ANDERSON. On Wi o'clock p.m., ALICE. uelved “Site of . Andersoa and eldest daughter of Adolphus F. and Lipp Lorraine Lippuard. Saturdas ay, Say 8 elo dlock fa Rete 4 ° 2 friends Tespecttully invited. - BUCHANAN. Oe, Wednesday. 0 p.m, JOHN BUCHANAN. ton years. He leaves a wife Gren. 2, 184, af ‘tour Asleep in ress wens acaryes, Scat relat ELMORE. After a brief iiness of May 3, Iss, at 12:45 a.m, Wife of Herbert W. Elmore and daughter Mr. Se a Vollias of S016 street. Notice of funeral hereafter. HEDGMAN. On 1804, “3 u JOHN 6G. HRDGSTAN in woke ose Pn Not tomorrow's KENDALL. At the clock ij Post. York papers please copy.) @CONNOR. On 1, 1 at 8:30 a. O'CONNOR Geloved mn REYNOLDS. On Wi 11:5 p.m, Carolina, and superintendent Sunday school, at bis 17th atreet northwest. “The righteous hath hope in bis @eath.”* Funeral from Nineteeuth Street Friday, May 4, at 3:30 p.m. ROBINSON. Oo Wedneetay. SE 4, ata at pho vices Turd Baptist. Church. SHERIFF. The remains of wt — yh J SHERIFF were interred at’ Rock Greet tery on May 3, i804, at 11 a.m. TAYLOR. On i, 1804, at 8:35 am, Be. sgt TS J. TAYLOR departed this life’ after « Va, oo eco. * WOODRU gt 108s a au oe by 9 alae Addlebur te Funeral ‘Saturday. trom rowWence, eo F Friends invited. In- Soomeat private. Guttaia, N.Y. papers please copy.) Household Authority. “Tn my schools and in Mlustrat- PERIOR’ POWDER Has IN- VARIABLY GIVEN THE BEST RESULTS.” SARA T. RORER, Principal Phila. Cooking Scbool. CLEVELAND S Baking Powder. Geveland Baking Powder On, New York, DECORATION Dat WASHINGTON GRANITE MONUMENTAL ©0., wyl-lm __11tb st. and New York ave. nw. PROFESSIONAL BATHS BY MME. treatment and scientific macsage given ae Sel zy