Evening Star Newspaper, February 22, 1895, Page 8

8 THE EVENING STAR, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1895-TWELVE PAGES. —— (GROCERY DEPARTMENT.) Ginger Snaps, Carload at 4c. Lb. 4 CANS FIRST QUALITY TOMATOES. .... ieee = McKnew’s Daily Letter, THE SEWER BOND BILL 933 Pa. Ave. To MORE [pects SPRING Feeling, Take Coats, Capes, YER’S Suits, Skirts p R Sarsaparilla. alais oyal, and Silk Waists. Over Half a Century G AND ELEVENTH STREDPTS. styles of Spring Capes, in cloth, silk, Old. Why Not velvet, &c., in black, navy blue and oO cosorted shades of ‘tans, cafeaula, Get the Best? SATURDAY. Scoti’s Emulsion is not a secret remedy. It is simply the purest Norway Cod- liver Oil, the finest Hypophos- phites, and chemically pure Glyc- erine, all combined into a perfect Emulsion so that it will never change or lose its integrity. This is the secret of Scott’s Emulsion’s great success. It is the happy combination of these most valuable ingredients, materially increasing their po- tency; hence the great value of Scott’s Emulsion in wasting dis- eases. We think people should know what they are taking into their stomachs. Don't be persuaded to accept a substitute ? Scott & Bowne, N.Y. AllDruggists. 50c. and $t Lack of a Quorum at the Senate Night Session for Its Consideration. Senator Harris Makes a Statement as to the Urgency of the Measare— Why Mr. Kyle Objected. 300 DOZEN 25-CENT ORANGES (SWEET)... IAM. CITEESE, 3 Lbs. Clover Leaf Creamery Best Butterine, 50c. N. P 2 LBs, ¢ The Senate had a night session for the purpose of considering the sewer bond bill after all Mr. Allen’s diatribes against the District of Columbia and bonds and other such things that rise to trouble him. Mr. Harris carried out the program he laid down in the morning with precise prompt- ness. Exactly at 5:30 he arose and moved that the Senate take a recess until eight o'clock. The opponents of the bill, however, re- scrted to dilatory tactics, but in vain. They first, through the medium of Mr. McLau- rin, moved to adjourn, which was lost—19 to 38. Then Mr. Allen suggested the lack of a quorum, in the face of the fact that the roll call, just finished about thirty sec- onds poy showed sheppresence ee Coie ora ena tnelyetsare nan : Seen Senator iggcstion was ruied out ot-| Napoleon’s Field Marshal, order, as there had been no business in- ‘The famous Lannes, was the tervening since the roll call. It was Mr. and founder of the present Faulkner who made the point against Mr. a Montebelii 4 CANS CHOICE € S, LIMA BEANS. 3 PACKAGES ROLLED 0. 7 CAKES ENGLISH PEARL s Mephistopheles, AYER'S PILLS cure Headache. 7 CAKES STAR SOAP. We rarely buy more than two or three of each style im order to re- tain their exclustveness, which ac- counts for so many of our garments being taken for the imported at twice thelr cost. Capes from $4 to $5. Coats Are Shorter —this season. You cannot fail to be delighted at the ‘Nobby’? Short IF THE BABY IS CUTTING TEETH BP SURB ‘and use that old and well-tried seedy, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children teething. It eoothes the child, softens the gum, allays all | pain, cures wind colic and is the best remedy for larrhoea. 25 cents a_ bottle. see A Shoe Sale ELECTRIC LIGHT FLOUR, FER BBL. LILY BEST PATENT FLOUR, PER BBL. HILT a HITE (@RESH MEAT DEPARTMENT). Sc. Lb. for Pork Chops. TOMORROW'S “SPECIALS” FOR MEN ARE |——— Costs being shown in the soft dell: — Withi Allen,but the latter was not to be balked ned, ou emacs THE $1 LAUNDERED DRESS SHIRTS FOR 7¢ | —— cate tan, brown and gray mixtu:es. Ithin and he moved that the Senate proceed to ae Lesa Reread Fe ines + %e. | AND THE $1 DOGSKIN GLOVES POH 89, TRIED | —— Most of them are reefer style, with —— the consideration of executive business. tenn Soe ie or 2 LES. BEST sIRLOD . Be, | ON AT OUR RISK, —— tremendous sleeves, large buttons, —— oe Al € This motion was also lost—13 to 44. Then contains but a small pes se sisi — and finished with velvet collar. —— ° Mr. Harris got in with his motion for a re- cohol. We are sole agent 15e. FOUND FOR PORTER HOI —— Spring Coats, $5 up. ts 4+ wel lower lowered prices still cess, which was carried—43 to 12 eda W. BURCHELL, 1 BALTIMORE SUGAR CURED SHOULEES.... ...: C We are told every day by ladies. —— **%* lower for tomorrow's trade. The Night Session. = BALTIMORE SUGAR CURED HAMS (MILD CURE) ——— who have “been the rounds’? that —— Se Cuma) CONE INA ON aoe At 8 o'clock there was just a handful of F r 66 99 STEW MEAT, PER POUND. —— our line of Silk Waists and Separate —— Ae ee en OT Oe a Le Senators in their seats, thirteen in all, and Naps. " auras af pee eae For $1 Gloves —— Skirts is not equaled in this city. = —— eg A eS SM ee scarcely had Mr. Harris called up the sew- 3% LBS LARD FoR.. wees ves. —— This 1s as we intended it should —— ae * © special day of the sale—further Ge api waters wae AtCTeurin® venorted to 1a wee determined to close these Furs out ios. EFtvutton Kid Gloves, in blacks, tans and | —— be. for we are determined to fully ——| X [325 retuce some prices that ile Y | qubustering tactics and called for a quo-| 2,Stble Neck Scarfs, $15 and $18 value. browns, with four big buttons to match. —— sustain our reputation as the leading —— | (\ {> pj prady been cut town t Ser ()| rum. ‘This instantly blocked the entire pro- | 7° “** B23 5d (COFFEE AND TEA DEPARTMENT). Test Suede Kid Mousquetaires, in evening | —— Cloak and suit house of the city, = ———~ lowest figure they've ever = sf = a r 2 z ere oi eis ieechicas ceedings, and thenceforth nothing was done | 2 Enmine Neck Scarfs (ast two), $15 value. for an hour and ten minutes. To close. . oe IC shades, at prices ridiculously low: 48¢ for 8 and 12 buttons, 68¢ for 16, 20 and 80 buttons. Ladies’ Shoes. }| ‘The Senators who were on hand at the first were Messrs. Allen, Berry, Carey, | 1 Ermine Neck Scarf with 2 heads, $24 value. To close Ladies’ Hosiery. + -$1S Quay, Sherman and Wolcott. i IH Mr. Martin caused some astonishment by 2 styles of LADIES regular $3 Shoes (and big values at that price)— Dlucher, lace and button styles, glazed kid, with Piccadilly toes, patent leather tips, hand sewed announcing that his friend, Mr. George of x e — Just arrived. A line of Silk Fine —— Balance of LATID, Chandler, Dubois, Hansbrough, Kyle, Mc- ——— ished Fast Black Cotton Hose, with —— SCHOBER & MITCH- Laurin, Mitchell of Oregon, Peffer, ‘feller, | 1 Black Astrakhan $2.39 —— high spliced heels and double soles; —— ELL'S: , SAMPLE or Walsh and Wilson of Washington. a aan trakhan Long Cape, eid value, —— could readily be mistaken for the —— rates ‘: SHOES — the “a ee responded to their names on —— platted silks at double the price. —§ —— Inest, handsomest shoes e first call, as follows: Messrs. Allen, i Onl for Si. uade—$5, $6 and $7 (Wy Bate, Berry, Chandler, Cockrell, Dubuis, illett & | 995 For $2.98 Umbrellas. nly 35¢., 3 prs. : Pe erin Paulinen, Gorman, Harris, Hill, Jones. of pao 4%—-ell the latest Insts. Arkansas, Kyle, McLaurin, Martin, Mitch- Ruoff, Pa. Ave. CF Ladies’ and Men's Umbrellas, with plain and | ——_ New lot of the ‘‘All-white Feet’” Reduced for tomorrow | ell of Wisconsin, Palmer, Pasco, Peffer, | 9.004 = fancy handles. Some with steel rod and improved | —— Fast Black Hose at 25e. r = o paragon frame. St Gloves, 75¢. Mississippi, had been obliged to deny him- $1 rf self the pleasure of attending the night iN per pt. taste them. H. A. SELIGSON, 1200 Pacav. 2 lots—Ladies’ and Misses’ 4-but- ton Fine Kid Gloves, 4 large pearl —— buttons, in new assorted shades of —— tans and browns. Good $1 value. session. He was ill. There was that in the tone of Mr. Martin that left the Sew ate to imagine that the grief of not be able to contribute to the quorum had driy- RATED 16. z INCH VASES, WORTH $1.00; I 18-1m6 ¢ : mi GIVEN TOMORROW WITIT EVERY POUND BEAUTIFUL GOLD BAND CHINA WARZ, DE! LARGE MAJOLICA PITCHERS, WORTH 75 CENT: HOME ICE COMP. EM. WILLIS, Pro Depot, 13% and Lith st. wharves sw. HU SSek = OF TEA, THREE POUNDS OF CUOF POUND OF PEPPER OR OTHER SPICES. JAVA AND MOCIIA COFFEE. aadacsesqadss saeccses Wen BB F 7 Only 5c pair. 4 styles of LADIES’ $3 en Mr. George to his bed. pitotésale and, retail “dealer in Kennebec and BEST MIXED TEA or 25¢ Extract. =| __ =|) aheepous eos Sete RE EE b. H dkfs.. ¢c Se ee aires ever In the language of the Congressional | year. 12 WILRER'S Cocoa, PER E7Chotce of Woodworth's 25¢ Bottles of Triple | IAM ‘Sey 12% e all kid, mae Record, after some delay Mr. Hunton, Mr. common sense Insts... -- ONLY 8 CENTS A COPY FOR STANDARD AND Roach, Mr, Proctor, Mr. Perkins, Mr. Tur- | ONLE 4 CF pin, Mr. Pettigrew, Mr. Hawley, Mr. Tel- THOMSON'’S MUSIC STORE, 521 11TH ST. Jer, Mr. White, Mr. Butler, Mr. Vest, Mr. SELLING BELOW Cust TO CLOSE BUSINESS. Platt, Mr. Allison, Mr. Aldrich, Mr. Me- ae ¢ Millan, Mr. Squire and Mr. Brice entered ——— —on sale tomorrow—50 dozen Ladies’ —— Embroidered Handkerchiefs. You know their usual price. vy We offer these for. 1272. Extracts for only 15e. —— and extra paueal For 50c Handk’f’s. ©7Pure Linen and Hané-embroidered Handker- = chiefs, in thirty new styles. Dainty beauties co mpieces wits 2 CANS BARY Bi “RS CHOCOLAT Children’s ae INFANTS’ Vici Kid Shoes, with patent leath- er tips, soft and pliable, well made, finely finished shoes. Bee arly 75 cents. Ne s662008 HA Embroideries, 1214¢. Special lot of 1 to 3%-Inch Fine Hamburg Embroidery, extra width the chamber and responded to their names. ORGETOWN. ‘The Record does not state the fact that ———— Messrs. McMillan and Brice entered the | Sudden Death of a Well-K chamber in all the glory of evening dress, zen Last Nizht. and that their appearance was dazzlingly TAS of : % Teuntiten, Gis Wal jee Sumy een ins | ae es ES ies ate eS grand opera. Mr. Brice was, if anything, | LSemmelbayer of 1517 324 street was taken a shade more beautiful than Mr. McMillan, | 11 while at the barber shop of Mr. C. H. Fisher. He started for home as quickly as wn Citi- I JORIS TONS, 729-731 7th St. equal to the 68e and 75¢ Handkerchiefs of 1894. 2ZIC For 25c Veiling. U7The Sewing Silk Veiling, in the correct 1895 Lengths at 20. pey-length. Cabinet Frames, in pecan ie tints, at 10c, three for 25« 500 Lovely GMlutoid W. H. TicKnew, * You'll buy best if you buy #9 © © © ghoes heres tomorrow. Edmonston, POPULAR SHOE STORE, 1334 F St. _.N.W. for he wore a ravishing vest of white silk, But all of the radiance of these Senators could not save the Senate from the lack of a quorum. Mr. Brice only made the thirty-eighth on the floor, and the Senate was still seven short. Those seven Sena- tors never came. The sergeant-at-arms had been scurrying all over town under the orders of the Senate, with his depu- ties, and there was mighty slow picking. Mr. Harris’ ‘Statement. So, at 9 o’clock, Mr. Harris arose and possible, without making known the seri- ousness of his illness. He complained, but did not seem conscious of his true condi- tion. As he went up the street he became more and more overcome, and by the time his home Was reached he was gasping hard for breath. He half fell in his door and told his wife of his condition. As his resp! tion became more labored a relief seemed to suggest itself, and, ru: ng across to a restaurant, he cried convuls! y for a seid- 933 Pa. Ave. hades. 01 i c1 . shades. Other styles, not easily described. At made a speech, brimful of soul distress. “Mr. President, I asked for this night's | his throat. litz powder, at the same time grasping at He fell then, and his breath The Johnston Company. Tel. 816. 25c. May Not Be Enough, Ladies’ 4.00 Shoes Now CARFART & LEIDY, 928 7TH STREET. Cover Your Bed For 95¢. *** —there’s just ome case of those extra-size °° © Marseilles-pdttern BED SPREADS left. Soc For g8c Collars. O Every one admits that the largest and best Se Point Venice Lace Collars are at the Palais Royal. 2QC WHAT! Haven’t Been Here Yet? But it 1s all we ask for a pound box of Chocolates and Bon Bons specially pre- pared for tomorrow's trade. Delteate in flavor—pure and strictly fresh. Gill, fg. Confectioner, 11TH AND F STS, NO BRANCH STORE. 122-200 We Will session to consider a bill, upon the passage of which largely depends the sanitary con- dition and the health of the people of this city and District, a bill than which no measure is more important to this locality In view of the fact that we are the legis- lative department for 360,000 people who have no voice in the government, and who rely upon the Congress of the United State and upon the Congress only for such leg! lation as may be necessary for their well being, the protection of their health, their lives and their property, I regret more than I can find words to express that there is so little interest felt as that an occasion such as this should meet with the ex- perience we are having tonight. I feel, er, Mr. President, that I have tried came in short, quick gas ance he was carried tend he died almost immediately. Hear was the cause of the end. He hi having serious attacks for the past f teen da: Mr. Semmelbauer was a native of Augsburg, Bavaria, but had been in this country for over thir s. He had reached the age of si He was a fine confectioner by for many years had been with Havenner, the baker. He leaves a widow, two sons and two daughte The funeral will take place on Sun: With 2.85 at Burt’s. i] A reception and sociable was given last and at this | evening in the Congress Street M.P. Church by the officers and teachers of the Sab- *°* We've marked them 95c. for quick selling. Bit right down in the nearest chatr and read howe this-read every line of It—when you get M k Sh i Ab aay dey ta te prol througb, see if you can AFFORD to stay away! AKE a oe late day of the sexsion. measure that asked the Senat For 48c Jewelry. to come New Embroideries, Wore talking about SHOMS—fou wear "em=| . 5.4 6 =:t0 sous omer that will All alll your : : New Lace: [>The new, warranted Sterling Silver Hat Pins so does all your family—BUT YOU HAVE SO eee rei here to consider tonight is, in view of the | bath school to the parents and friends of F te Purchase Ss and the Cluster Diamond Neck Buckles. Newest, NEVER BOUGHT TREM BEFORE AT THESE | *¢** * * ideals of style, comfort and ft—any | fact that a majority of the great appro- | the scholars. The pastor, Rev. Mr. Gra- A Fortunate te New Veilings. prettiest, best of the season, so far. ‘ PRICES. This sale isn't on speaking terms|****** shape—any, leather—lace, button or | priation bills have not yet been pears ed} ham, made the welcoming address In his of Ladies’ Shoes. SS. é 7" with any ‘discount or “reduction” sale ever] «eee congress—for from $5 to $10. all we| i this body, and that we have barely @ | usual happy manner. A short address by © © the Embroideries are of cambric, nainsook thought of—we are selling $15,000 WORTH OF week within which to consider them and | the Sunday school superintendent, Mr. V aire of Fine Hand-made But- °° and Swiss. aS i ee Want 1s youth mensure: such other matters as will be forced upon | x Grimes, followed. Mr. T. W. Grim aed, and, potnted tert. Ee ¢ ; a eeeeee gyby the was, if you want a good, | our consideration; as we have patiently | the assistant, spoke also. One of the spe- ceptionally good value, ay New e ene «#06 cheap, ready-made shoe try our $3.50 | Walted here for one hour and five minutes, | cial features of the evening was the sing- Mir genta a glance that it's Indian Dimities, 12:1 meas 00 | Med etill we are ten short of a quorum, 1/0 Seine christian Endeavor choir. Unc asual price, even in these days 9 2c 5 ° true comfort line—remember, we're | shall not take the responsibility of asking | ger the leadership ef Mr. R. T. Ballard, of ik ses ee pack of every pair. those Senators who have kindly come here | Gio ‘also has charge of the singers of the q ° e Or Osc OSE. e thom a sense of duty to remain here longer | Sunday school. ‘Those present were in- Money-saving The Silk for Waists : Two Pairs For WILSON See es Serene etpetiara teats | ee ar eae ing a quorum here a as OV It had been ns inely hh B PITS. [10 * nite new aosing ststes and pattern GPlain Silk and Paris Novelty Lisle Hose—the * 9 See a ey the public business jor | Cones warts Genoese oe argain e ime last of ten best selling styles. i ‘he Price Of One! ‘Shoemaker for tender’ feat,” one country. T'move that the Senate do | °tne“Wtey. “Andrew J. Graham, rector of * . now ai St. Mark's Church, will speak at the serv- New Muslin ‘We bought them at the appraisers’ ne 929 PF St.N. W. Mr. Kyle States His Position. = ae 82 2 held at St. John’s on the settlement of the affairs of one of the fos was spy | Sunday evening at 7: erat ‘emma Then Mr. Kyle, in a few words, told why | “the Rey. Mr. Graham, who has recently few York— Children’s And Cambric Underwear. bing houses 1 ee aes ‘that ell shoes he was fighting the bill. He said: “I do | assumed the rectorship of St. Mark's, comes TTT $8.98 ese Special attenti is fi GS - Shoes Soares en dis arent caw oa eee A ' Philadel hia not wish to place myself in the attitude | from Minneapolis, Minn. He is a vigorous ° | + low prices. Better material—better work- irt: dies’ Shoes Pp of seeming to block the progress of the | and effective speaker. We have been making mapy new * © * manship—more style—and lower prices than For $10 Ski S. ° sewer bond bill. I realize the importance Ball at Great Falls. quan oe °° © ever before. Ladles’ Fine Dongola But- ausage, I5¢. of the measure fully as much as does the] 4 ball was given at Cromelin Hotel, Great Our ae one os from Saas are (7 Black Crepon Skirts, with accordeon back and | ton Boots: eae con common @¢* —the real country Sausagé fresh, op pene aoe SS poy ere a Falls, Tuesday evening, by the members rgest producers, and pay no i sense _toe—all sizes an ** © and deliciously fiavored—none other so to have good sewers > K. 5 ide at call eros peat cer exponen sre vere 50c. for a Night Gown four yards sweep, The material alone ta today | Tiiths tar to TH" (tuna I. O ba Ge 1 nae ROO Bere vane hat thers | of the . of P. lodge. The ball room was Se —with tucked yoke and cambric rufles—aleo| “"t® more than $9.06. with cloth tops)-—made to sell soe “EF'BLUE POINT’ OYSTERS, 25 ¢| are now many diseases prevalent in various | handsomely decorated with evergreens an You are certain here of getting all aa 4\aa enisolnnvga rages for $4. Our price. *¢ and 30c. dozen. Men sent, any hour, =| Darts of the city in consequence of the | brilliantly illuminated. Music for the oc- value your money can possibly re . S Ef ay or migut, to open themon the halt 2 |-PIt ihat we do not have here a proper |casion was furnished by a string ‘bar Ladies’ Dongola Button Shoes—all sizes and eae. Sere CEE EO) We sewerage system. I believe also that we | from Washington. At midnight a bou ful supper was served by the proprietor of the hotel, Mr. J. W. Carroll, and dancing lulged in until the early hours of A very large crowd was in a Among the dancers were: © widths—worth $3 a palr—our price, $1.00. Lot of Ladics’ Button Shoes—sizes 2% and 3 only—worth 2.50 and $3 a pair—now 7c. Men’s Shoes. should extend the streets at the same time, as the expense of the work will be te if the two projects are carried on at one | was i time than if done separately. morni “The only difference between those of us | tendance. Cor. 20th and 917th & Mass. aye. 3d9C 75¢. fora Night Gown * + * —1n several styles—one style with plaited *** back and embroidered and tucked front 2+ yoke. Dupont Marke the provisions of his bill to i do not wish to issue bonds. ; We are willing to pay for the work out of | Haunt, Josi the treasury, we are willing to i ‘silver | Sullivan, Rosa Parr, e ve are willing to do almost | Atmold, Messrs. Tom hic anything if we can bring about an agree- | Sett, Albert Houser, Curtis, Dy ment, and, as all measures that are put | ette Darnes, David Howard. through Congress are the result of com- | imax, George Hill, John 0 promise in the end, I believe that the gruder, Wm. Mansfield, Bernat position should come half way to us. We | Mackin Gingle, Will F Jam hu are willing to meet them half wa; rue, Chas. Suilivan, | G aa 7 Mr. Teller tried to get these remarks all | Samuel Fisher, Henry Collier, Lorenzo Hill, expunged from the Record, because, he an anu Be a ural aes said, they had all been out of order, as |} - - there was no quorum, and the Senate could r. and Mrs. See SS neither talk nor listen while it had no quo- So ee ea STE rum. The reporter, he said, had no more | Se™ Mr. and Mrs: West, Mr. aul Mir Jan y i 3. 8 Fields, Mr. and lent You'll Enjoy i right to take the talk than though he-was | Lynch, Mrs. Suridh AMT. “Ds ills . Dav reporting for a town meeting. But the nnan Haddie P| matter went over, and at 9:10 o'clock the | Mansfield and Ernest Wheatley. or Senate adjourned and the sewer bond bill orgal, Trix! d Gertrud or 75C¢ Corsets. who so believe and the element repr Bissett, Matie Osmon, Miss Grace Flem- ++ curiet Covers seed Up Sa i ‘Nanticoke who so believe and the element represent: | BISSCth, Mae oem nie and, Marguerite ° reference to paying the bills. The Sena 5 erry a sie Seine rude and jertrude Hil Tomatoes The best Tomatoes that're canned. a_few cases left. Order at once. 25e, CA! (all kinds) doz. cans. — [FThis 1895 style shows improvement on all | and congress—all styles of i prede ‘ote the six hooks and three elde | toe, worth—and sold regular- I. 4oc. for sec. Long Skirts, | tenet ias tn styles to suit all figures. ly for $3 a pair. Our price— until the last pails cane rae is gone.. * ¢ © —all sizes—tucked and cambric ruflle—would © © be cheap at See. oranimaunenmm = Men's. $2.50 Shoes—in (Ghoet=tn| lacell and congre price, $1.50. Boys’ and Misses’ School worth §1.50—now 75c, Shoes for the b and up. One lot Men's odds and ends—worth $3, $4 and $5 a pair—to be closed out at $1 2 pair. Kamuily Shoe Hand-p: GRIDDLE Ww N. E. MAPL ) ¥. BURBA ‘ sbus.2.75e. CORNER jas.D.Donnelly, prix t'sts. WHERE EVERYTHING IS THE FINEST. 4e0 Oys Shoes 25c. for Chemise Made to Wear. | +++ —trimmed with Torchon lace. ¢ © © White Pearl Buttons, alt sizes, ony. .0¢e. doz veing Silk, only....28e. doz rd Gingle, For 25¢ Candy. The small, quick proat {[9"16e pound for chotce of the 25¢ Cream Wafers in the following flavors: Lime, lemon, orange, 39 pm Carhart & Leidy, 928 7th St., 705 K St, a anemia to Coles ao =| [Due on IWIVES For 18c Hose. IAI : ot. Branch Post Office. ¢ <who shop for thetr busbands will find [FChildren’s Fast Black French Ribbed Stock- Arthu ings in every way superlor. Sizes, 5 to 81%. prices nsualiy buy and Mr: rw Notes. fs, used extensively tm northern expired for the session. Miss Alice Lucas, daughter of Mr. Geo. climates and considered a rare. dell- cacy. The meat is as white, tender 4. Lucas of 1200 28th street, who has been eas suffering with neuralgia of the brain for tirely free from bones. Very de- : xk, was reported worse this licious when served broiled or on toast. Completing Arrangements for the|the past Meck, e ¢¢* GFONLY 15C. A POUD 3 ervices Next M re morning. Miss Lucas is a talented pianist, ONLY 15C. A POUND. Services Next Monday mornmg- yeon heard here a good deal in Cottage Market, 818 1 ath} The arrangements for the funeral of | @Oh certs. ——— + e+ FRED. DOUGLAS: and ‘delicate as spring chicken. En- a la | ir) -in ithe “aity. We rep * sent one of th rt. - * tainable anywhe 2 £22-20e0 Frederick Douglass have not all been com-| mr, F. S. Moore and family will leave for pleted. The list of honorary pallbearers, so |a six weeks’ sojourn in Piorida on next Shirt Factories you the mi Tires Shi and this latter is [2te for choice of the 25c Silk Windsors. Be- wildering variety of new and beautiful effects. The very latest Paris and London novelties. Store, ) eee far as completed, comprises Senators Hoar, Sherman, Chandler, ex-Senator Bruce, ex- tovernor Pinchback and J. R. Lynch, John Tuesday. Rev. John 8. Lindsay, D.D., rector of St. Paul's, Boston, and a former rector of St. John’s, Georgetown, is in town, and dollar shirt else- Gray Hair Ellery & Ireland, Phage taee| 105 | ee St., next N. Ls ave. to 0 & | 27 pot -290 sir from falling cost dressin It cleans silks, out Injury. Removes grease ar tnt. Is unequaled | EF. Cook, James H. Bradford and James | will preach in his old charge on Sunday Pau gree uted | AL Merriweather. Others will be selected | at 11 o'clock. e it ‘ja23-2m* |jater. This afternoon the colored letter carriers at the city post office met and selected ten of their number : ve salle bearers. The following were selected: John Congress are expres: is cor iderable in- dignation because Justice Jackson evinces o H. George, Richard B. Peters, John W. gress <pres sider Curry, W. H. Marshall, W. H. Cowan, H. i ae i skson © W. Hewlett, Mercer S. ‘Alexander, John D. ; ‘ : Butler, Raymond Russeil and Dorsey F. Seville. There will be but a limited num-| bench unless permitted ae special ed c y tha 3io & 312 7th St. N.W. Yourself of: any foot trouble from | ‘Try it once, you will alw which you may suffer. Consult us. — We can treut your feet—cure them without any painful operations. Corns and bunfons removed pa Jessly, 25 cts. Both feet treated, 1.0 PROF. J. J. GHUIGES & SON, 15 PA. AVE, 6c For 124%c Drawers. ———— Tennesseeans on Judge Some of the Tennessee democrats in kwon. ‘a ARMAMMTNG at oes an hair to 5 mitively rot a dye. mm an indisposition to retire from the Supreme for’ the th uise me a Soy ctatee. | Price a, eirial CF Children’s Muslin Drawers,with hem and tucks; | Hours, 8 to 6:30. Sundays, 9 to 1. £20-1od x iACY, SOLE AGENTS, sizes, 6 months te 2 years. Proportionate prices of seats reserved at the Metropolitan | tion to do so with pay. The Bachelors Are in Love b A. M. E. Church for the service Monday, TRUNKS, “accomm ‘ot and those desiring accommodation of re- Famous for served seats are requested to apply as soon a 3 prom 3 5 or CRAB: as possible to Professor George W. Cook | $0 2 BUSAL MENDING €0., Hoom'4, "114-1116 F. OMS ect at Howard University. Professor Cook has | successor. James S. Topham, Palais Royal, We Dye Everything = a ne entire charge of the distribution of seats. ‘At the funeral addresses will be made by N several ministers. ; : ‘The Massachusetts house yesterday pass- : = : suite “leaked, | "pet ae ‘felts, 5 2 TH FY, NE ed appropriate resolutions on the death | a special order asked for by the committee > shes, Lime, Cement, two and three: | of Frederick Doug on Pacific railroads, for the consideration ‘A resolution of regret at the death of | and a vote on the compromise funding bill, Frederick Douglass was adopted by the was agreed to in committee yester- New York assembly yesterday. ackson fs not a poor man, and since health will not permit him to perform offi Br N.W. a for larger sizes. G27 124¢ for the 19¢ Jean Walsts; sizes 1 to 10 years. tice | 7 gt We tity offee Pots J\Ja * oryst rs fn an Instan: ork guaranteed for 1 year. ° Ma tlist In Swiss and Eilglish Watches. tae ns AUN, Watchmaker, 085 F st. n.w. n Indiv —= —— igiath MASKS, MAS pa Book Pictures, OR States AY GOULD'S, 421 9th st. Sith our way of meating. They find our work dour prices “marvelously low. WE YTHING THAT SANE PEOPLE COM- “WEAR. il ordi called for. oe ¢ Railronds. The committee on rules expect to report We ‘also b no tre ‘ints, ply Roofing Material. sel Tadies never have any dyspepsia after a wine glass of Dr. Slegert’s Angostura Bitters. PEN TOMORROW, © the eyes of any oue that cannot get out except om holidays. fal-tt BUCHANAN BROS. A. Lisner. G and 1th Sts. Sp indier’ Ss fcantcnutiecter’ oe ST. ONE DOOR ABOVE F ST. 121-90 a27-ame