Evening Star Newspaper, November 13, 1896, Page 6

THE EVENING STAR, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1896—FOURTEEN PAGES. — WO oss bens | ge F st., cor. 11th. | Storage, 22d and 3f. Everything we écll bears the stamp of perfect Workmauship and finish. Parlor Furniture. —An interesting subject and a big one when taken here. The im- mense stocks of Parlor Furniture we show represent all the grades and classes—the designs of all the periods—and a line that begins at _the cheapest and ends in the most ~ “elegant. —We can make the assertion that we can furnish any one’s parlor in any style. Many extraordinary values on the floors now. We'll andsone 3-piece Mal inlaid with 1 in damask. piece Mahogany-linish Parlor Worth $42. 314 OTH ST. oe Reading. “HORD Night ts in a — Room. Dries 346 Mrs. Carlisle’s Kentucky Cook Book. AY Y ELAR EDITION, WITH WHITE: ir OUNDS Books for eine A New Volume of Funny Tales, "49. ee s — is ANP ATTRACTIVE IN OR PHIL CK. BRENT'S OTHER GOOD TITL Books. for Girls. BY MU LOCH, T OF ¢ MOLESWORTH. CARROLL AND A WRITERS. TO SE- To 39. SEANDARD BOOK STORE, 314 STi ST. wart ORDEI FORM A LARGE PART OF OUR BUSINESS. ~ OO_-O8 2&3 e - +e oe Oo +e- ¢ A Woman’s ; 4 Necessity <LISTER'S DENTI- Lister's antec i and have teeth. LISTER'S is a s given the prefer- e—hecause it events & © to. the breath. Contains nothing inj REF Prepared by W. S. mM, 703 15th st. sell lots of it. gu: R. Major, 7th & G Sts. See oo ot -3>4> eo = y is a safer, more easily managed, “and cheaper power for printing offices, machine shops and factories: than steam. Glad to wer any ‘questions. . Eleetric : Lighting Co., 23 Lith st. aw. "Phone 77. n013-20d | a DDD 9S 6S 9@ BOO Tomorrow you have the choice-of a thousand of, our very best Single and Double- Breasted Sack | and Cutaway Suits for $11.90. Black y clay worsteds— blue and biack GSSOSS ©60HGS 90 OOEOS9 It’s the most:-up- to-date-- line of _| suits yn ever had a chance to pick from uider price— | | SS and thefe isn’t a garmefit: in this sale that can be duplicated else- where for less than rough-ribbed cheviots—and fan= cy plaid Scotch cheviots—with fly front coats and $18. They’re all of the ‘Famous Eiseman Make”’— that means per- fection. in fit and vests—are some of the styles offered. $3-75 for any $5 Ch Suit in the house tomorrow. workmanship. No extra charge for alterations. Clark & Co., 811 Market Space. Saturday Leaders! $7. tempting bargain awaits you in department tomorrow! "Thanks our generous patronage! We hope 1 will find it as pleasant shopping 2s it is prontable. We promise to do our part * leaders CALL Let these “one YOU here tomorrow: 50 CHILD'S COAT, $5. 24 Children’s Kersey Cloth Jackets, bound with braid, biz sleeves, navy, red, rk green and brown, white 1 buttons, sizes 8 to 16, $1.50. é special - (We have the most Stylish Coats of the with pointed ce but high at braid bound and’ button trim- Equal te most $15 Coats. “one day,"” tomorrow, oply on, the ne med. For at 2 pri at the ridiculcusly. le Mme. Thompson's een Stripped Corsets, 1 tra long waist. As “Tailor-made” trimmed, sd shipment of those wn Dressing Racque: s were snapped up in a jiffy, and we rly call if you we y ad- 50c. to $2.25 “UNDERW FAR, 38c. $1.50 and $2 COMBIN -turers’ broken lots of Men and Underwear, in Shirts and ite and y. Real value, c. to $2.25 each. Che 38c., 3 for $1. You are just # to pick out a $2 or $2.25 grade c. grade for 88e- ATION acs SUITS, $1 and $1.25. Ladies’ Fine Natural Merino Combing, tion Suits, all si value, $1. and $2. As a spec focione day’ only $1and $1.25. 37¢. HOSIERY, 25¢. 12 ° Ladies’ Fast heel, doable ond. shipment of tho: _ Hose s! “ 2§¢. ADIES’ CASH MERE HOSE,25¢ phy ea ‘end value at 25¢. 20c. MEN’S HALF HOSE, 12}c. Men's Fust war ce Hale. Hose, color at’: IZIZC. BL ganic ee ea illustrations of Lace-edge 10c. Sheer All-linen_ Val. Clark &Co. Successo>s to W. 8 D. Clark & Co. 11 Market Space. it IT’S PURITY eae hand flaver, xth is in TE. eakened ; nt is good. SPRING LEAF TEA Is Can't be otherwise than yound. BURCHELL, 1325 F STREET. = Those Shoe Specials ° For Children. Saturday May Be Your Last Chance To Get Those Children’s Shoes, Sizes To 10}, For $1.09. And The Misses’, Gres To 2's, For $1.24. They’re Worth An -Effort. To Get At Those Prices. Langlois. FOOT-FORM SHOE SHOP, F St., Cor. i3th. nol3-30d SEMAN BROS. Cor. 7th and E Streets N.W. No Branch Store in Washington. eeeseaesee SOSOHSG6 GOOSS008 HE 52906 Prices Bring Trade. Leaders Always. We do not fear competition of any sort. We buy for cash, sell for cash and are able for this reason to retail at wholesale prices. No misrepre- sentation. Goods and prices guaran- teed. $1 Paine’s Celery Comp. 8c $1.00 Hood's Sarsaparilla n Favorite Prescription Cherry Pe een's Nervura Hostetter's Bitters. 50 $1 00. Norw This oll we portation: sity must be fr Soc. California Syrup, Figs 25e. Piso’s Cure, Bull's. 25¢. Cuticura Soap, 1214¢. son's ‘Tenth Powd . Florida Wa’ 2 Tooth Brushes, of Chest ard Lung Pro- No old stock. At o1 Kolb Pharmacy, LEADERS OF LOW FRICES, It PEEEECEeeeeeereeeeer ere eres —Now comes the time of year when you'll be wanting to take short trips out of town—the time when you'll find a suit case one of the most conven- ient of your possessions. Pay little or much for a suit case here—you invariably get the best the money will buy. $5===5-75===0.50. For the three sizes in one of our « I XXREEMERE EER ERE OME EERRE RRR a hal ined stock, solid ners, Is Mtitched amd’ riveted; has locks aud catches, steel frame, linen Hned. 4,75 3-25==3-75 For our cheaper case. It’s thor- oughly good and serviceable, Travelers’ and Fine Leather Goods Factory, 1231=1233 Pa. Avenue. It FACTORY, 1218-1220 E ST. * XXREERRMIRER ERE KERERERE RRR E ERE R ERE RRR RES OE OH Under Price. By importing them direct from Sheffield, England, we can_ sell those grand Pearl-handle Table Knives, with finest silver-plated steel blades, at 33 per cent less than regular prices. 6 Peerl-hardle Fruit Knives G Pearl-hardie Dessert Knives 6 Pevwl-bandle “Table” Knives boo They are worth $5, ‘$7.50 and $8.50, respectively. R.Harris & Co : Jewelers, 7th & D Sts. PE OPIS SH OG 4 3 3 rs SOSSSSSES SSS Wanted- pcskenEscptiacs or Spectacles—no matter if {t's a lens, a frame or a nosepiece that’s fractured or bent—we'll fix It quickly and right. Small charges. H.-H. BROWN---1o10 FSt. nol3-10d GS0H0EH90S ORONO SOSESEORNSEOORRECOS e C6G0006 Bring Your Girl Or boy here tomorrow—for regeeseeordonseeseeseosengentenseeseeteos anew pair of Shoes. We are 5 ready to convince you that z there is'a CASH saving on % every pair—and we will let - the Shoes prove their own % durability. 2 3 Tomorrow we. shall sell SB cutee Dongola” “patton Cc & Spring Heet © % or patent % sizes—for .. shosdonterfoatoesontoatrasertentoatoeteatoeseotedtniseoterseotoareeseetoason soe toasoeseaseesoatodsneseutoesosloasoeoatoesoeodsoaoasoesoasresoefonsoesedsedtesfoetodontodsotodtin $ cutta’s Box cme Lacca og or Button Spritig Heel ge Shoes—tpped xia Sty to. + Regular’ $1.30 Qi $ ites for a Bs ie ° Boys’ £olid - Leathe = ct Soke ae ~ table: and, durable— all > a good $1 values Fy KA 3, Boys’ ‘hook Shoes, tn laded whl button Fall Kino ith of without 4 = & [PALLY z % : |ASHOE : STORE z 9 ., i 310-312 SEVENTH ST. N.W. . $ 1t 313 EIGHTH st, $ Serrerteroteete . Wilmarth & “Edmonstom, 1205 Pa mt ‘A NEW ~ DINNERSET) for Thanksgivin Ps) Hardly possible to tell of all) the different sorts that are here —but if you will give us a mo- ment of your time we will show you the largest variety in town. You may buy or not as you please. Haviland dinner set—hand- some decorations—for as low as $25. Austrian dinner sets—beau- tiful assortment—for $17.50— some for less. English dinner sets—splen- did patterns—for as low as $10 set. WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, It 1205 Pa. Avenue N. W. OS Elphonzo Youngs Co. After all.we've said about it there can't be afiyboly who hasn’t read the announcement of our arrival of genuine Grenoble Walnuts. We shall take at for granted that you have. an If you want ‘Some fine California Almonds. apd some “that are cheaper than the Princess Paper shells, we have them. Elphoiizb Your Youngs Co., Wholgfate ‘Hd Retail Grocers, 428 9th St, bet. D & E. ’Phone 58 s On canvas good paints are ab- solutely necessary. You artists who know good paints Good will do well to come here, where you will find the very ‘best at the lowest possible Effects }s\..' Geo. F. Muth & Co., Successors to George Ryneal, To Get Jr, 418 7th St. N.W. nol3- 200 a. 7. WALKER SONS; 204 10TH ST. N.W., CAR- t Lining, Felts, Fire Brick and Clay, Asbestos, Paints "rushes, Lime, Cement, two ‘and three: Roofing Material. ‘sel Purchase. 3 10,000 Ibs. Arbuc-3 Soap. Best Coffee = = 171%c. dry Soap - - - - = 8c. kle Coffee. furnishings still in brogre Glass Ware. Casters . Goblets. os Celery cilaanes. Pres 500 boxes Star We Were fortunate enough to make this Ve will offer same tomorrow at less than Remember our one-half oft sale of House- 1 Lb. Arbuckle’s 3 Bars Star Laun-= 3c. Tumblers = = | Flint Beer Tumblers Molasses Bres akfast Sets, Agate Ware. ALL FIRST QUALITY. Dippers- = - - 8c. Covered, ‘copper, 26e. copper pen B8e, Cola Decorated Creckery. ALL REST ENGLISH GOODS. $2.39 Chamber : Sets = = = = = $1.20-% New decorations, 5 patterns. $3.20 CHAMBER SETS. Finely decorate $21.00 Dinner Sts. 1 10 »p is. $28.00 Austrian China Dinner Sets 20 patterns, 120 pleces. 5.000 Austrian China’ Plates a Werth from 19¢. to 4%. each. $1.50 half doz. Frenéh China Decorated Caps and S:ucers... Tin Were. 29c. 8=qt. Sauce= pans === = Block tin. Nam Rollers $1.65 -$10.15, $1 = Doc. sSeaioes setetneneee teeny vad sovdoegeets tea 1c, Cuspidors. é Lamns. $1.49 Decorated oo eed $ eee z : With shade to mate! oS ff $1. Devorated Lamp: 2 oe Wi Bt ch. Stard Limnps, compl & Night Lap: . Bracket Lan Complet Cutlery. 30c. % Doz. Tea:: Spoons = Silver plated 1, don, Sver-plated T. = 2, 490, Sreseesonteesendonsneseesees Seat Can Opens 5 Mineing Knives: Crockery. eeteesee$ + sc. Tea Plates = = 2%c. = Decorat a Pitehe : 3 Decorated Bow zi Bs $8 Fi $ Box Buttermilk = % Soan- = = = = = 6c. } BY T3e. Willow € } Baskets. Ry Carpets. 3 $2.73 Smyrna Rugs sarees tote * $s Broseels Cs 3 ak < a a Ee Do not fail to replenish vour wants in the X <& Mousefurnisbing line while sou have the & & cpportunity to do so at prices we are now 2 selfing.” Bear in mind, everything goes at + $ one-half off marked prices. $ $Syndicate Purcha-ing Co. : = 437 7th St. N.W. $ & We bey and pay spot cash for any stock, & é no matter how large. ire ge Seteetetntneoeoeetotetetedetetetenentetiteteted “Smart” Shoes At Big Reductions. This clearance of swell shoes at a proportion of their regular price has brought many to ° this store who have never dealt here before. Prob- ably a permanent cus- tomer has been made of each new caller, for never did this store feel that it was giving greater values. At $3.50. Ladies’ Boots for win- ter wear are money sav- ers indced at this price, and they are correct in fashion at that. At 2.75 Evening Slippers and Oxford Ties are really unusual values. ARTHUR BURT. 1411 F Street, “ Next to Branch Post Office. it SHOES That we make are comfortable, and at the same time neat and stylish. Material and workmanship the best. PROF. J. J. GEORGES & SON, (n911-8d) Foot: Specialists. 1115 Pa. ave. ‘Angostura Bitters, says a long-time ‘sufferer from indigestion, thoroughly cured me. Sole Manufac- turers, Dr.J.G.B. Siegert & Sons. “At all Druggists. THE: SEABOARD SALE Probability That the Option Holders _May Be Disappointed. ee NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN THE CASE Important Changes in Railroad Con- ditions Down South. INTERESTING G —— OSSIP There seems to be reason for believing that the ground upon which Mr. Ryan and his associates in New York are standing as their base while trying to get hold of the Seaboard Air Line Is fast slipping awey from under them, and that it is more than probable that they will yet be disappointed in thelr ambition in this respect. ‘This, at least, is the reasonable conclu- sion according to a message received by The Star today from Baltimore, where President Hoffman of the Seaboard, who hus just returned from New York, de- clined to be interviewed regarding a re- port that financial difficultics have arisen in regard to the deal. Mr. Hoffman admitted, however, that a hitch had occurred, refusing, however, to sey of what it consisted. It is stated on the street and among bankers that the Seaboard people have refused to allow the expert employed by Mr. Ryan to examine the books of the company, as it had pre- viously been understood should be done, so thet the great earning abilities of the Sea- board could be proven to the satisfaction of all concerned. in banking circles of eastern cities, prin- cipally Washington, New York and Malu- ™more, there has been much talk for a cou- pie of days regarding the supposed inter- ruption of pending negotiauons for the transfer of the Seaboard, and it is thought in Some quarters that the deal may not be of ed through by the time the optio: Mr. Ryan and his associates expires, w! is Monday next. Reasons for the Reports, Three reasons are given as the basis of these reports. The first is that the money necessary to consummate the purchase has not been obtained by the New Yorkers; the second that the consent of the tiecessary fourths of the stockholders to thc hot Geen secured, without whic: hew owners would be powerless { tate a policy of their own, and the th: thet the influence of the Louisville nd ashville raiiroad is making itself felt in unexpected quarters. hin the past few weeks the condition railway problem in the south has ne material change, and it is & nt devclopme in that se 1 to make the Seaboard th underg lieved that re: tion have serv much*more att a active property to railroad investors than it was even a month ago. by the Illinois Cen- Improvements made R: Company, which have just tr way been completed, at New Orleans, quarters, great of the and opened to the public Wil, it is thought in some eedily result in giving that corporation the practical monopoly trying of the importing and ¢ ; trade of that port, and will compr! ection there by the Southern and oth- er railway companics centering there of immense elevators and wharves to su fully compete with its rivals in the The zequisition of the § e the Levisville and N arrying trade is limited so far a perts are concerned to Charleston and Savanneb, the advantage of acquiring at extensive facil! S at Norfolk an sriouth, Va., which could not other- ¢ be erected in a shorter period than veral years, and perhaps put it in posi- tion for competing with the Illinois Centra! road for a large part of the grain trade of the great northwest. It is generally understood that if th del Js pat made, by Monday next negot tions, so far as Mr. Ryan and those allie: vith him are concerned, may be regarded s off, and the situation will then assur an entirely different phase. The Hoffman-McLane Stock. The purchase of the stock held by the Hoffman-McLane pool carries with it, so 1% is stated by those fully informed on th: subject, the full control of the Seaboar:! Air we system. The stock pooled with: the commit;ee of which Mr. McLane i chairman amounts to about § ") shares. In response to a circular recs ently issued by Mr. McLane, it is understood that the cou- sent of about three-fourths of the pooleu stock bas already been secured for th: sale to the New York syndicate at a price dicate has deposited a heavy for- felt to take stock at $125 a share, provided the necessary amount to control can b« secured. Persons who are close to Mr. Ryan say that ‘the idea that that gentleman ¢ get all the money necessary to complete the deal as absurd, and they as: thai the funds for the purpese are already in bank. nno as WANT TO ME MRS. BRYAN. Denver’ Ladiex Urgently Invite Her to Accompany Her Haxba A number of women, representing sey- eral social and political organizations cf Denver, Col., have sent a pressing invita- tion to Mrs. ‘William J. Bryan to pany her-husband to Denver on th stant. Their letter of invitation sa “Never before has the wife of any ov: dential candidate been so intimately ass ciated with him: in the minds of the neo- ple. Colorado women have read faithful companionship, of your sels, of your inteljjgent comprehen the questions of the day. They know you as the devoted wife and mother, the ij Gent and advanced woman, a repr live of their sex. of whom they are all proud. They long to greet you in their own beautiful city of the plains, and they bez that you will reconsider yeur unfavorable decision telegraphed to Denver yesterday.” +o+ FINED. accom- FAG He Was One of Those Who Insultead Secretary Carlisle. When Secretary Carlisle addressed a po- litical meeting at Covington, Ky., last month eggs were thrown at him, and after the meeting was over insulis were shown to the Secretary as he went from the Odd Fellows’ Hall to the residence of Mr. Helm. Among those insults was one by Jas. Fagin, who threw a lighted cigar into the Secretary’s face. Fagin nas been raigned for trial several (mes since his rest for this act, but the case was cont ued at each hearing until yesterday, when Fagin was fined $4) and costs. oe. UPHELD BY THE couRT. Decision Regarding Rebates . Restrictions. Judge Showalter in the federal court at Chicago yesterday rendered an important decision in the rebate case of the whisky company. He decided that the compact involved in the rebate vouchers is legal, and that the undcrstanding does not pre- clude the buyer from purchasing from else- where. The terms merely stipulate that if the buyer takes gcods from the Ameri- can Spirits Company and wishes to take vantage of the rebates he must not deal elsewhere. This decision ts of the highest importance, since it confirms the trade methods of the sugar trust and other cor- porations, oe . a An Old Resident of Frederick. The death of John H. Williams, formerly president «f the Frederick County Bank, occurred Wednesday night at his home, on South Market street, Frederick, Md. He was in his eighty-second year, and leaves a son.and daughter, Margaret J. and Hen- ry Williams, the latter cashier of the Cen- tral Rank.of Frederick. Mr. Wiliiams was a son of Contain Henry Williams. of revo- lutionary ““T have used Salvation Ol for trosted fect and ‘ache aud found it to be the best remedy. on Mrs, M Nieder, Mt. Pleasant, West- OWE DISEASE AND ORE REMEDY. “The art of painting,” said Millais, “consists in Selecting the right colors and putting them in t Fight place.” “The way to win a butt] < the weakést spot in the “The way to care many aflments,”” said the great Dr. Abercrombse, “is to purify the pols- oved spring in which they arise, generally the torpid and inflamed digestive eystem.” Thus wisdom and experience simplify and con- dense. ‘Thus the Shakers of Mount Lebanon rea- sored when they sought, and fually found, a for indigestion avd dyspepsia. Where one pers hus something else, they argued, a thousuad have tlis. To cure .his alone will almost rid the world of sickters, Why should we vex ourselves with confasing definitions? A goud digestion is life and health; a bad one disense and death. Hence, the healing and stimulating mountain herbs, extracted the principles which make the Slaker Digestive cordial the rarest and most effective of nudicines for one discase, and one only—indigestioa and dyspepsia. Do you suffer from any of these miserable fecl- ings?—depression of spirits, heaviness and pain in the stomach after meals, bad taste in the mou wind in the bowels, irritable disposition, nervous weakness and alarm, worry and weariness, custive- ess or irregularity of the bowels, nausea, palpita- tion, sick headache, heartburn, loss of appetite aud sleep, dry skin, ete.—7 Dott indulge in fifty fovlich fancies. You indigestion and dyspepsia and nothing else. the disordered stomach right with the one medi which will surely do it, Shaker Digestive Cordial, and these symptoms will vane with their cause. A good effect will follow the first doses, chronic cases soon yield. Test the cordial, at pr ing a 10-cent trial bot druggists. nolo enemy s ndy from they theally no cost, by take For sale by nearly all ‘sodas Ee C7 Quality and low go hand ty hand bere It’s to your interest buy the supplies ower by mm groceries and here. rly half—and that saved for ) Ae ee are means conside you, will be purest, best quality food obtaina- Hive us a trial arder. 7 $ All mail ) promptly ( rest Is bound to follow —— and ? filled Boca & Java C SS, Ib. ( Best Quality Butterine, Ib. -Choice N. Y. anac bbl. ( Carolina Rice, ib. , Fine Sugar Corn, can COG Peas, PAs oo ck ase ns ys: 7 Choice Lima Beans, can. -6¢ » Choice String Beans, can.. (Gallon Cans Fine Peaches. . 20. toc. { 10¢. ) vaporated Pears, Ib....... 10c Evaporated Apricots, Ib... .12c. 4 Ibs. Choice Prunes. ....... 25 , Fine Macaroni, lb........ ee Fine Queen Olives, qt. -20¢. Hominy, quart . 2-Ib. pkgs. Rolled Oats... ; , Whole Wheat Biscuit... .... 12c. ( Sugar-cured Shoulders, Ib. . .64c. » Bell Brand Condensed Milk. .8c. ‘Full Cream Cheese, lb ; Oyster Crackers, Ib. ine Ginger Snaps, Ib (4 Ibs. C hoice Codfish 30-Ib. Bucket Mincemeat. . 5-Ib. Bucket Mincemeat..... 20 Choice Fat Mackerel, pails.soc. ¢ 6b. Bucket Preserves... .. 2 30-Ib. Bucket Fine Jelly Choice Jelly, in stone jars. . 62 cakes Laundry day oLess for Wines & *< Liquors!) PICKFORD’ S} ; cn oth & La. Ave. ) . Marketi 2 delivered promptly 3 Specials; frum the sLouvre Glove Co. $ttit: ; i eeeere F secee new fall shades. G value at this special e+ ee ;Louvre Glove Co.,! ¢ O19 FSt.N.W. » fe te ee oe Soca > ee oo FOS SH OF 1H OO 4 4H Go GO HH GH a (Turk urkeys For ‘Sunday Dinner. Fin PLUMP. Unis ea ~ morrow Any a rou order early. i CF Fresis-kil ickens, — Thavks and Quail, wsching else im eva / son—at lowest at prices (Cott ge Market, 818 me se) GOOD FOR WELL PEOPLE AND SICK ONES—_ Liebig Company Extract of Beef. ap2d-s&th, lyr