Evening Star Newspaper, January 22, 1895, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR, TUESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1895-TWELVE PAGES. Sf On ONCE WOODWARD *, LOTHROP, eee The A WEEK. ae ae oes wort tt ee Or once a month—that’s the way we arrange Qui Vive fai gor convenience We want 30 to te Our January Serial Sale TO WeEarer. §| 7 sercues pinnere ana teas at member that our kind of credit is nothing ., Which the Gay World Has more or less than accommodation—we offer | Progresses, and there's no let up in tha showing and selling of attractive tilhee. ‘The announcements ees ae, ee s Ge EE fee in ‘ is ~" ripoes taae ot ag a pory = tie ‘ae ie po tere Cee eiet tie eal fester will continue to bristle with iateresting facts. The HOUSEKEEPING jG0ons—Table Linens, Blen- py, a ee Ss ee ee es iuladelpbla that were as he “ ; at the Washington “Palais Royal’? and $1.25 at kets, Ready- to-use Bedwear, Quilts and the like, appeal to every peas with a pertinence and = i tell you Ma sae aes ; ores ee at's the of our competition yous for a polntedness not to te resisted. THE MEN'S UNLAUNDERED SEIRT _SALE and the WOMEN’S Owing En leee tks CCPLN Ot ae Aine Stewart Castle was the Panetes a loo dozen of these cae : Tiense“variety_of stock. Thess three () | Society last night. Mrs. and Miss MUSLIN UNDERWEAR SALE are mecting with success because they déservée it. The goods are the specials tomorrow received in the large drawing room, and Skirts have been bought AT Cc AS H PRI CES best—we never had better. We have skimped notthing — they are alk standard, well made, get as ‘p GLOVES, oith 8 their guests were presented to 5 a Te ° o Re sizes. and shades. ee iC. MacKay, who are visiting Senator an and are now being dis- crously cut. Hach garment Js fully graded or correctly proportioned. ‘They Were not pleked up heres CE Arn ST eaares gc. Mrs. Brice. The Stewart mansion never ibuted fi th Palai Our price marks are in the plainest kind of} there and everywhere—but are the product of faciories that have been sipplying us for several negiiabadeoteytenccanaranck looked to better advantage than when the tributed from the Palais figuresand we invite you to compare them . si : plug and Urown, BOO) essay, wos cee uisaintis ball pou bee Ro al at onl 8 ca jiece with the lowest cash prices you can find} 3¢ars past. ‘rices for same grades are yuaranteed the lewcst. ) icy, allbA “wwitts dancetes The chaperones y y 55¢ ap! 5 Cote me rH a Dg patna ES t had most comfortable points from which S pris ousekee eto : ° . ia EZ Corstantiy on the gil vive, the Palas Moral of your house—NOW. In connection with the Unlaundered Shirts we shall : to view the pleasure going on, either in the ee ee ne mtcea a ace ‘ALL CARPETS MADE AND LAID FREB . They're. all” best quulities—tried on % | spacious drawing and reception rooms, the Jowest:—Many pairs of skilled eyes are always on oF Cost_No CHARGE For wasTz IN| Place on sale tomorrow our first shipments of Men’s and warranted. great hall or the little balconies in the ball ee MATCHING FIGURES. room. Mrs. Stewart was gowned in black b i J o velvet ans rocade, an iss ewal wore See the Palais Royal’s| = riow a numa rancor! Colored Percale Business Shirts ‘G LOU V /RE ight eroon” crepe and ik. Aveut 3a ) 2-inch wide All-linen SOLID OAK BED ROOM SUITE, $18. Maras a a Se ee ae SPLENDID BRUSSELS CARPET, 0c.) For spring. They are perfect in fit, material and workmanship, stylish in patterns, and the collars x Social week at Yale began auspiciously Gi @) Vv] : CO 95 ‘yesterday. About 200 ladies from all parts able Damask at 85c a PER YARD. of the country are present as guests where RELIABLE INGRAIN CARPET, 35c. PER| and cuffs are in attractive ahd comfortable shapes. Each Shirt 1s equipred with two collars and a and “Poke” in st ecadilly Y Yale is host, with the annual list of teas, 037 F Street, «| concerts“promenades and germans, Last Q night the actual festivities began with the ard. ‘YARD. - ghter build the col aoe Rao ise te wad ee toca STEe poe pn pee OO pair of link cuffs. For men of slighter build the collars are es8 of competitors, Before the writer SOLID OAK EXTENSION TABLE, $3.50.| For stouter men the shapes are turn-down.and “Poke.” 8 aud weak 13% to 17. Aco the SSe damasks ‘froin the leading stores of 40-POUND HAIR MATTRI : La i Glee Club concert. Following the concert ‘Washing The Palais Royal’s 1s Ras emer WOVEN-WIRE SPRID $1 a Each. eossess Seo XSOCOL’ | the senior and sophomore germans were whler and considerably heavier linen than the nex IIEATING AND COOK’ 5 ° eee. | held. Mrs. Clagett, Miss Clagett and Miss best. Keats Rodgers are among those present SIZES—STANDARD MAKES. (Men's Store... YOURS FOR A PROMISE TO PAY. aS SS aGas Dress 4 Goods. re To the Muslin Underwear Sale. (3 H IEATERS beret ap ogee ee et g Silks, the advance army of, Spring 9 Mrs. Gresham, Mrs. Carlisle, Mrs. Bis- tects costae nt GROG AN S We add the following special values in Colored and First flo re from this city. sell and her friend, Mrs. Sicard, from Buf- At Midsummer Prices. falo; Mrs. Daniels, Mrs. Leiter, Miss Lei- ! er, Mrs. S y M hi Mrs. Charies he G street window, White Skirts. Some novelties among the colored re sevlaases ter abies es tanleye Mater eee cre filled with Evening Silks,| MAMMOTH ones will meet with your favor immediately: Cit opal uo hed My Mendonca the Misses | Mendonca, Miss Seneca Field of New York, Ass has been pronounced the REDIT SE - a an ee : teal Hamlin, Mr. and Miss Baldwin, Miss Emily i he: st di I) f the da 9 Fost Black Sateen Skirts, with 7-inc ik ruffle, Muslin Ski deep bem, cluster of | thr ‘ =f ta Gee SC EHENIC Eel Ln ones asibe Clave Sarid ATER. ricies splay 0) 'Y | sio-s21-s2 7TH STREET NORTHWEST, finisted with cord and heading. te & tucks : " your fur- Charles Tracey were among those pres- by “drummers” who have | setween 4 and 1 streets. jazzeia | Blick Mobair Skirts, with 74-10 Cam p hem, six fine tucks ens are an absolute ent yesterday at Miss Willard’s second ‘ B Each . full rule of Hamu i Bye id. musical gmatinee.at the residence of the lately visited the leading 2 ee Secret of War. The pleasing young Pr PREKEK EEE EOE, Sj coarantaes enclly aol ever EET ee tty Min aul wore cities of the United States. A HO T LIST ki {Ses Lo cbere noronemvaccecare gan, ‘cellist, and Miss Geraldine Morgan, _ Ez Piste Brocaded. Sik are fo, the window top with heading and cord, Ea rule Wiolinist, n/a program full of interest. The AL toda: » in New 24 foo jast matinee of the series will be giv York and Potiadeipnia. “For omy Se ‘ya are the | (( OF baa Rey Monday next. aD GIN Siaars cosbeats “sitees coven old © A birthday surprise party was given on niajenta, golden brown, white, ‘cream, black. ma: rices Ee y evening last to Miss Allace Seaver Mousuetiiry Suede “Gloves, im. slides, to aaa ae warts Our Black and Colored Woolen Dress Stu's are being home, 611 East Capitol street. The a ne eres ere ee eee Proofs that there are, no Tower young people enjoyed a pleasant evening a tides 5 > r lew Tariff esterd al h music, games and refreshments. Onsecond floor,bathed eateries ae sold at prices based on the New Tariff. Yesterday we These particnating were the ‘Aieses' Ger: trade Seaver, Mare De Moll, Jessie Her- | gesheimer, Marie Crutchett, Anna Hurdle, and Messrs. Milton and Ernest Kettier, & Dick Hurdle, Tom Gorman, Will Maxwell ard Will Cooley. Bro., /\| miss Bates of Worcester, Mass., 1s visit- Heaters, Gas Fitters, Plumbers, / | ing her aunt, Mrs. Philip Chapin, for a few weeks. ‘ ‘43 32 oth St. N.W. (}| Mr. and Mrs. Victor Kauffmann gave a dinner last evening in honor of Miss Heaven and Mr. George N. Morang, whose our list as a guide. Ail our in unobstructed light, g (ther prices, are in proportt are the new Black Wool Seal a Crepon Fabrics for ered on — spring wear. p oi and, terminate here at. 50 apd Emrich Beef Co. jentical goods e are Toe to $3 w Black French Main Market and Grocery, put on sale two very special lots of 1895 Wool Dress Stutis, y BRAND NEW THINGS—WHICH WE BOUGHT AT A PRICE THAT ALLOWS US TO THE! At Less Than the New Tariff Prices. CrepomPliss London Novel- NO. 11S A LOT OF SILK AND WOOL IS A LOT OF NAVY BLUE SER aaueeeey So60b008 eal aera ‘at. bg os me 1306=1312 32d St. ea itadtues Go: gant duce teu WdG) 45 Juchen Gries Would juace ‘betall POS SOCOP CeCe OCC ee ee eee ee eee eee a ev enaiii 39c and soc yard for choice wee relsphane Bt. colerings, 7 teen wide Heceselbne alan att ea i n $ | Mise Noyes, Stiss Kauffmann, Mr. PRItp 1718 14th st. nv t and K sts. nw. Sr Seer ease a ¢ | Brown, Mr. Henry P. Biair an r. Car- of the advance army of 2026 Lith st. na 2d and Ind. ave. new. rans | 2 @ | roll Martin. : ul 3 DW or s + 4 208 ce, 4 ° pr top Style Suitings. oe i jess SIS Special Price, 29c.. | “Special Price, 40¢. > and Pa. ave. n.w. faust ame eave ows qé Mrs. E. Berliner will not be at home to- ‘0 Ut THU Ce rl? | morrow or Wetnesday, January 99, but wit continue her Wednesdays after that date. Mrs. W. J. Zeh, 1601 19th street, will not a a ese two lots o You’ll not find the equa 1 P 1k and Wool. No winter styles are 22-420 and ever- RERBEO DRESS OO The growing popularit “39¢ yard for 38-inch | ~“oO“CCOMMRXKS 8) Stulfs elsewhere in W $ im Blend” be at home Wednesday, the 23d. ND lie >A ) rtnin flour mer- The second german given by young ladies Cashmere, in mavy, cardis | BR222R37R27 277222 | ast tur es Raper es aA ie that their a There were about thirty couples dancing. claim eZ their brand “Cream, It’s but to which Those present were the Misses Donlop, Gordon, Celes, Stuart, Bailey, Hayden, Hyde, Snyder, Mrs. Hildreth, Mrs. Miller and Mess der, Bradley, Gordon, Peter, Mathews, Hickling, Blunt and Wheatley. c ream “Blend ‘The engagement of Miss Isabelle R. Col- ; lins and Mr, Julius M. Schneider is en- nounced, the marriage to take place the 4 latter part of this month. Owing to the : Flou r | recent death of the bride’s sister, the wed- . ding will be very quiet. 5 ee ee Mrs. J. T. Hough gave a luncheon on 4 te make CHOICEST e. Roils, Bie Cak and who use It four —that ENEtgesae= —|(Where 25C del Cloth = Books. And Why For the B We Have Secu $3.50 Cor emd these Suits, for we know they Blend. one of th Sees SCURTEROROEO CALS SEEHE mus R. B. King, publisher, Are two questions we want 88 Curtain road, London, B. 0. —— to answer for sou, if your where and why re! place to get your the reason for getting them there, We say, hair beauty. But the tbr ant proper con- FA of them are all wool, and many bave d Saturday, the guests being invited to meet Mrs. Thaw of Pittsburg. The other guests were Mrs. Cassels, Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Outhwaite, Mra. Westinghouse, Mrs. Rudolph Kauffmann and Mrs. Daizell. Mrs. Joseph H. McCarty gave an informal reception at her residence, 834 11th street northeast, last evening in honor of Mrs. Fred. Romayne Segar of Adrian, Mich. She was assisted by the Misses May and Fleet. Among the callers were Miss Mor- ton, Miss Webb of Toronto, Canada; Mrs. Hugh Johnston, Mrs. Gibson, Mrs. J. D. Croissant, Mrs. E. L. Davis, Mrs. Lucien C. Hendrickson and Miss Hendrickson of Le Droit Park. on for $5.00, with only one pair of pants. y use up to th as—th lection is unli ours Is a “Glove Store—a our FRICES are down to the lowest price mark good Gloves can reach. M. THACKERAY. malty Fats, A Sbabiy Genteel Story, ete, Be 100) st, bide.) BY LORD LYTTON. Ernest Maltravers, Night and Morning, Last of enzi, Paul Clifford. the Barons, Eugen Aram, BY CAPT. RY Masterman Ready, Poor Jack, Jacob Fatthful, The F ‘Three Cutters, Japhet in Search of a (Bd floor... 5 ) ) : tried It THe HIBBERT’S Glove Emporium, PPUSITE WOODW. 606 mith St. Moroes 1895. me RY SIR WALTER SCOTT. Kenilworth, Woodstock, The Fair Matd of Perth, Old Mortality, Rob Roy, The Heart of Mid- Lothian, The Fortunes of Nigel, Peveril of the Peal, Quentin Durward, supply you through him, Earnshaw & Bro., and ale Two Good Siyles of n rattan Rattan-finished Baby Carriages, w ii \ it ( Shirley, Watherlog Helunts and Agnes Grey. BY W. cde : | GEAEVEISI ISS OTIS SS SHG OOH OO J. FENIMORE COOPER. ‘Ja22-4200 bottom, upholstered in silk plush, » wheels, 1TH STR pti tants eee Mohicans, The Deerslayer, The best running gear. entio po: M sIkh = The Violet Pleasure Club was organized GRACE Aci ar Poe eey ‘$2 | at the residence of Mrs. Baier, 1008 Penn- fa Maeurpeneny her a ft sylvania avenue, on Sunday, and will meet ‘The Mother's Recom he D e@ are mot exclusively 10.00. A Nid teagan y pire ra OU al Christopher Tadpole, Ingoldsby Legends, Valen- . 7 Sie: it C oe esata, peu eo, vee lamp merchants, but we} cu or. oo ate sosseectoon ot 010d | VW gyag Should ‘Make in the month, The following officers were eee ee ee eee yats|Seli an awful big lot of p F : Leo Zwissler, and Miss Lillie Baier, treas- Hiciats Bere‘ Vie of weteiut Stet | tight shedders, Antiseptic Sanitery Diaper Our Acquaintance |S: scour maak ana ae, ar 1 Mr. Arthur Hancock and Mr. le Just out: fore Cor plete ier era Cloth, ; =| Clements entertained a large number of “THE RALSTONS,” MADE OF ESPECIALLY SI z t =| their Capitol Hill aequaintances last night By F. Marion Crawford, ae ne ae eRe at a masquerade party at 10th street Cloth-bound. Two volumes for $1.45. 'o ° TWICE STERILIZED, A> BATE TO CONSIDER northeast. The costumes worn by the Sees LY DISCOVE PTIC BL H Tand telephone or. | Young ladies and gentlemen in attendance There's a lamp that won't smoke or smell and | oeeixg IT PERFECTLY FREE FROM ALL NAT. | ; a ener te Done tly 2 | were unique and handsome, and the gath- Cc always gives satisfaction. Another thing is that oe es ease zs ! Bisa pound | nin person. ering made a most brilliant spectacle. The ari ornamental, as well as useful. Lowest | URAL IMPURITIES. HIGHLY AT lies te Chandler stands. guests uareaeee shortly gest » pees FINE AND SOFT QUALITY. N | i nal i andler after which dancing was in order. During For oe Flannelette Geo. F. Muth & Co., <. | Wire to, So amd SL CENTER MARKET, 2| the evening Miss Lillie Carlisle, Miss Em- G 413 7TH ST. N.W. H ais z ma Bruneau, Miss Bella Lapinni, Mr. An- owns. $a22-244 Successors to Geo. Ryneal, Jr. | ‘uy toate oienmmmE | drew Engle and Mr. William Stuart con- aaa tributed to the entertainment of the guests French flannel effects, im pink and blue str = ‘s ra SOKPSIMOHE la oPSS2SESS966 | with vocal and instrumental renditions. Made Mother Hubbard ‘style, with yoke and turn- over collar. All sizes. Never before at less than Steam Laundry, + @ | Thcse present were: Mr. John Lapinni,Miss $1.25. WE Sy 2 Ey e lasses © | Bella Lapinni, Miss Emma Brashears, Miss Cc 514 10th st. . »8 Katie Holcer, a aed Deakins, Miss ue Maggie Deakins, Mr. Harry Clements, Miss 35 a hone: 100%. reer $ se cork mose-piece 3 Clements, Miss Eva Wells, Mr. Oscar Cer- 4 isle, 3 Lillian Carlisle, Miss Alice For 49c Pequot Sheets. -lIm Our Art Needlework 3 $ | Kosinoss, Mrs EB. Clements, Mee Walter Ready-to-use Pequot Sheets, size 54x90, for 88c., . Bie SEDI 3 yay I. 25 2 | contrs, Mr, William Rumby, Miss Emma fpstead of 406, abd size W0xb0 for S3e., iustead of Department ‘ > 3 | Brunedy, Miss Ella Moulton, Mr. “Andrew ce ©] 3 1 s OUR FINEST LENSES @ | Engle, Miss Loretteo Moulton, Miss Mamie 2 si = SONEIC OF: SEX « ¢ Smith, Mr. James Hardy, Miss Ella Gor- 12,¢ The | Be ee orale 3 $e ee eno 2 PERIENCE ID 2] e «| Mr. Herbert Carlisle, Mr. Allen Bury, Mr. =| GRADE, AND CAN FILL ALL ORDERS F ° i 1 WITHOUT & oe ter Hancock, Miss Pearl Gedney, Mr. For ize Pillow Cases. | ee sic Geecene GOK co ‘iliam Stuart, Mr. Allen Harmon, Miss Wettnate, RAtowe Pow Coes see.) [ITI POrtaAmcGe | |sarss 7 Fm srectay won. 2 "McAllister & Co., 3|a'Whitirst’ adam Gaim Only 16e for those 54x36 Inches. ING CLE AD rE u ¢ Opticians $| Mrs. Mary E. Jenkins of Augusta, Ga, : 6. 9 is visiting Mrs. Renick, 1907 G street. OC Of having one’s VAL-= #13 (REET N.W. (Next to “Sun"? bldg.) 3 The reception given last night by Dr. UABLE JEWELS Gti Hove. Me BRO ae and Mrs. Hugh Johnston to the church and mped and Unstamped Linen Trays. bs SHES SOS OD nit © vee congregation of the Metropolitan Metho- For 12%c Handkerchiefs. tamped Linen Doylies, dozen. dist Episcopal Church at the parsonage, examined, periodi- nee the Ii Jvantageous purchase of 1,000 4 : porwr ase “ saad a Hand hs 1 f the Plain Linen Doylles, dozen A I 3383 C street northwest, was very largely \ rts au oe Be coat it cally—to discover if Stamped Duck Laundry Bag New Pictures A Word About ea a eas Mr. and js a dis necessity that the regular 13tye new Laundry Bags.. 0 . M. G. A y, Mr. handkerchiefs reduces e Seer co ee 3 = ” Mrs. Spri , Mr. Joh Cl E Bandwerct be reduced to 8e euch, oF three. for the gems are EN-= §£ ; mp Btomle:§ s pe SUMEUSING How Far A pou.ar wir col Made=to-order Shees. Geren ap ed Gomney. Dr and Ars, Teert, =, | Stamped Momle § IN THIS DEPS THE FOLLOWING ARE Dr. and Mrs. Joseph’ H. McCarty, Mrs. Men’ Ss Shirts. TIRELY SECURE— Linen Center Csi se . ADE To ORDEE ame gon NO Legear, Dr. and! Mrs. Moffatt, Mr. nt k Swiss Toilet Sets, rivbon bows. more here than resdy-made shoes— Mrs. A. B. Duval, Mr. and Mrs. Van Du- ¥ not know, but wives, :aothers and sis. is obvious. | Swiss Toilet Sets, Ince edge. b Gate as ams se mmich for facilities. We can ft any sen, T. W. Talmage, Mr. and “Mrs. Geo. ea thas cle: 60 tacuilaen anh Weaaeed Gack coca tti J 1 E| | Swiss Totlet Sets, rows of ribbot white and silver and ordinarily shapl foot from our ready- W. Gray and daughters, the Misses Lutz, the cost of a man’s shirt to almost a cent. Rese ing EWES | | Siiss Toilet Sets, rows of ribbon and thade stock, whieh is as large and com- the ee nemes Judge Clarke, Mr. and i i EI i tique Lace Tid ° + plete in Washington, but if rs. Twombly, Tr. ant rs. Hoover, W. C. he claim Is made | a nd re Dp airs of Gane chest figured, yard. a y oe ciel aoe = ah ike Eldrige and wife red others. Mrs. ig t : ent of Figured China Silks at. that for you o hort notice f Emery and Mrs. Tullock received with that [en’s Shirts are EVERY NATURE qe ee ote toured Ouee Serre Gna Whe Cas Meee Wa es ee Mrs, Johnston, also her niece, Miss ‘Treble ry Fi a ie " . a of Toronto. The Yeaver brothers at in- now at the Palais Royal can be attended to, | : 20 aseocted skins from whieh you may | fe-vals played the mandolin and guitar. | . (S| * a y Spectal $I to order fo1 Mr. Thomas Brackett and Mr. Allen for 39c that equal those) at very short notice, || Trunks and Dress Suit | 12 tesrsines, seat wien alles be Geanenenn $5 tO $10 jackson of the Boston. School of Tech knot corne: nology are on a short visit to Mr. Brack- WI LSON ett’s sister, Mrs. Harry W. Dowling. 9 Mrs. E. Steinem, 935 R street, will be home Wednesdays. white enamel Mrs. Sarah Graham has gone to New Sa 929 F St. N.W. York and Massachusetts for a two weeks’ 7 ja22-36d stay with friends. Mrs. Apsley will not receive today, but Reeve CLT ARUAAATIEANEE will be at home the following Tuesdays. Pp It li Miss Eliza Chase Coale of Baltimore and ure a lan Miss Sallie Leishear of Ellicott City, Md., are the guests of Miss Hyland, S35 22d street northwest. Miss Miriam Ballinger, 1303 Clifton street, Cases. NEW ONES. NOTE CAREFULLY THE “FINE POINTS” THAT'S WHERE THE WORTH LI Canvas-covered Dress Trunks; hard-wood slats steel clamps; sheet-fron bottom; slats bound with sheet iron; three heavy strap hinges; extra slat on bottom; heavy leather handles; malleable iron rollers; good brass lock and lock bolts; deep set- up tray with bat box. being generally sold for} | owing to present fa- facilities. Our charges are very reasonable. GALT & BROTHER, fine white and gold 2+ F205 . ‘Shoemaker for Tender Feet,”* «Palate Royal's 9 Day Shirts come tn tine 1 fan ss wear, -inch 1 Pastels, gold frames. . White and Gold Easels. White and Gold Eascis, adjustable res ‘on Portraits, from any style satisfaction guaranteed. . Picture Frames made to order at lowe 28-inch si Five hundred styles of molding. 30-Inch -4° | (4th floor... H ‘ush’s fust color trim- r, cus and pocket. Sizes, 12 to 2) in Wh hile’ winter Underwear can be worn until late in March we rather emphasize the fact of a good invest-= aT ATR prices. sien -10th st. bldg.) Olive Oil. inch S4-ineh : ment for next winter, as | | 6-tuen a has as her guest Miss Clemence Cooke of BTR : Jewellers, Silversmiths | | 350° « Cutle Department is rite, dust received a shipment of a $ | Staunton. and Stationers | 40-t1ich i ry pa rs eee ee Mrs. M. Hoffa, assisted by Mrs. Henry | a * I} | weavy Leather Dress Suft Gases; heavy sole | [TOW just to the right of fable use—unequaled for its purity and Hote and, Mra os Schuster, sn be at =| | leather corners; sele leather handle; linen lining; pt le. ome to their friends Sunday, January 27, i 1107 Pa. Avenue. i alle staupe inside; best brass lock; two sole | Uthstreetentrance. Some DeTNeX $1, for, 8 FULL QUART $ | trom 3 to 7 p.m., at 48 C street northeast, ae leather straps. ood values: ore alsa coeipar to celebrate the wooden wedding of Mr. and = = | 20-inch g © ww oO Mrs. M. Schuster. -tnch Warranted Steel Scissors, 3% to 6 inches, em- Thompson 703 a ee Xutural Wool S 24-inch brofdery, buttonhole and blunt points, for cht 915th. afternoons at home yesterday and her de gar- ‘Trunk pus are! Ze. rawing rooms ai je Arlington were oe Pay Mal jess ae =e Palo ete ee cae eo ae at ting Mills ler Si - | 2, and 4-blade if ja22:284 flowers, and American Beauty roses, white A thing of the past when Nattan’s Crystal Stoulder Strays pub apa Dlad lilacs and orchids decked each room in = A strong strap given with each trunk. 4b * Discovery 1s used. Stops the hair from came marked Gees Ranieare. Seis profusion end made a perfect bouquet of falling ont, arrests dandruff and makes the a 10th et. bids.) ! (st tor ) the refreshment table. Mr. Westinghouse a ais oyal, faulting out, atreste dandruf’ and maker the | (4th foor..-seseseereeereeeneees-eJOth st. bldg.) ' (Ist tloor. : ER a |S a en oes taina. —o-— many acquaintances. Also assisting were PSL Telal ote 20. KOLB PHAR: esta Mrs, John Dalzell, Mrs. Joseph McCammon, - "Phone 1008, | Mra. Bittinger, Mrs. Cassels, Miss McCam- G & mth Sts. A. Lisner. wh SOLE AGENTS, 488 7TH ST. N.W. Woodward & Lothrop. es TBGe and’ Mtiae|Camesla’ RELIGIOUS HALLUCINATION. Horrible Death of a Unbalanced ‘Woman Near Hancock. Religious hallucinations have of late so affected the mind of Amanda Barkman, # Woman residing near Hancock, on the Ches- apeake and Ohio canal, that day before yesterday she met ay voluntary and hor- rible death, under the impression that she was doing commendable gacrifice to the Lord. Stories of martyrs and their deaths had taken such a hold upon her that she resolved to die like one, and while alone saturated her clothes with kerosene, stole to an outhouse and there set fire to her clothes, Her sister, who had returned to a lower room of the house, happened to glance out toward the shea and saw smoke issuing therefrom. She suspected that the over religious girl was in some manner con- cerned there and hastened over. She saw the door blockaded on the inside with wood horses, old chairs and other thrown-aside furniture. Seeing an ax lying near, she seized it and burst the door open forcibly. The tenant of the place was found, with all her clothes burned from her body and horribly baked by the flames. She was dead in a few moments. The suicide was forty-six years old. She was the daugh: ter of Philip Barkman, a man well kno throughout that section. Miss Barkman had sald several times that she intended dying as she did. SSS Anti-Saloon Lengue. At the meeting of the Anti-Saloon League last evening representatives from different organizations were elected as follows: W. c. T. U., Mrs: M. E. Griffith, Mrs. M. B. Platt, Mrs. Clinton Smith, Mrs. Maria Mer- rick and Mrs, Hannah Crosby; Hope Coun- cil, No. 4, Sons of Jonadab, Thomas Ma- loney, Sergt. John C. Daley, John M. Cot- ter, Charles A. Caho and Oliver H. Coffin; Cammack Tent, No. 56, Independent Order of Rechabites, Thomas B. Marche, Agra Goff, 1. B. Barden, J. L. B. Hartsock and W. J. Boyd. The formation of the new ex- ecutive committee was completed. ——_—_ He Owned Blind Tom. Gen. James N. Bethune, former owner of Blind Tom and ex-solicitor general of Georgia, is very ill at the home of his son, James A. Bethune, No. 818 D street north- east. —_——. Homeopathic Association. At the annual meeting of the National Homeopathic Association at the board of trade rooms last evening, Mr. John Joy Edson, president of the board of trustees, | read the annual report of the board. The receipts were $5,275.01, which ts $026.74 less than the previous year. Past indebtedness had been paid by a mortgage of $6,000. The annual election of officers resulted as follows: President, John Dalzell of Penn- sylvania; vice presidents, E. S. Hutchin- son and Mrs. Charles Nordhoff; secretary, Lewis Clephane, and trustees, Job Barnard and John Joy Edson and Mrs. Sara A. Spencer. It was.decided to hold a donation party for the benefit of the hospital on February 14, from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. = — DIED. ALLEN. On ‘Tuesday, January 22, I205, st 0:05 \ih., GEORGE TE ALLEN, beloved hisband 0: Mary Allen, after'a long abd painful illness. 2S his Inte residence, "Xo. S15 E street southeast, on ‘Thursday, Jai pam “Friends apd relatives invited ip'attend: 2 CKNER. On Monday, Jant Ey a aeiavea iiaantar ¢ ot eighteen years. ence, 125 L st 10. tres respectfully invited to attend. ° CARPENTER, At ber residence, No. 1301 Linder Baltimore, Mc. on” Monday Jam CARP eldest “daughter ‘of the lite - deary Diason and Cutherine Campbell Morfit. Interment at Congressional cemetery Tourstiay, at 1 o'clock p. EARLEY. Departed this life on Janua: MARY EARLEY, widow of Robert Eada Funeral will take place on Jam Sm, fon be cominioes paenion | ast. St. Aloysius Church, where requiem mass will be said for the repose of her soul at 9 o'clock. - Friends and relatives invited to attend. 3° HENDLEY. On Monday, a long illness, CHA PES TNL, in the sevepty-third year of bis Funeral services at his Tate “re residence, 1216 L ‘Street. northwest, on W: next, at 2 o’clock. Please omit flowers. interment vate. HEURICH. Departed this Ufe January 20, 1896, MATHILDE HEURICH, wife of Christian Puncral wil Ta place on Taurdas, _gauay 2 residence, ore year ers am., from No. 1807 New w Interment ‘at Wetwesiay” Stout Relatives and friends invit attend LACEY. Capt. ANDERSON P. LACEY died at bir res! eo Jn this cits, 1818 (Aton street, Moo: day, es at m. . Notice ‘of funeral hereatters | ™ Z LUSBY. January 21, 1895, at 8:80 p.m., EMMETT BATON, youngest child of Lemuel ¥: and Lane Lusby, ‘aged moaths. Funeral private. McGINNIGS. | Departed this iife on Sunday, Jan SES at 10:15 p.m, ANN, Patrick McGlaniss. Dae state MINKLER. At sey Bed nas sanuary 10, 1805, DORA B., wife of Minkler, pay clerk of U. B'S. York.” PUMPHREY, painful January 21, AGS, BENSAMIN FY PUNPHRET, Aged twenty-two years and one month, beloved son of M. E Pumphrey and the late B. FB. Pumphrey. from residence, 908 34 street southeast, Wednesday, 2:30 p.m. Friends and relative: invited to attend. cone WILLS, At Crammer Hill. N.J.. on 22, 1896, at 6 a.m., CORNELI laid in the séventy-ninth year of his eS Interment in Baittmore, Md. In Memoriam. BROWN. In mbrance of our Gear randmother, eT ZABE ABETH EA BROWN, Frea“cight years ago today, January 22, 1887. Leaves have their time to fall, And flowers to witber at the — wind's breath; But thou hast ail seasons for oh, Death. BY HER LOVING Gabe ILDREN: XXCH, In loving remembrance of our darling FREDDIE, rho died ove Josr 2 today, 22, 1894, aged five years sixteen — teored cuitd of Chas A and Mary A. Oh, for vbé touch of a vanished hand, The sound of a voice that is still; A smile from that once cheerful face, | Which death has hidden from us. BY HIS PARENTS. SMOG HONESTLY PURE Cleveland’s Baking Powder CERTAINLY SURE 4 Cleveland's Baking Powder the yest that money can buy. Gleveland Baking Porder Oo, z Si Fulton st., New York. E ; sa a a ed