Evening Star Newspaper, December 1, 1896, Page 6

6 THE EVENING STAR, TUESDAY, SCEMBER 1, 1896-14 PAGES. i— eC Sy — WO Dosostxcnis F st., cor. 1th. ! Storage, 22d and M. Everything we sell bears the stamp of perfect _workinanship and finish. Surprising Furniture Values. —We start in on the busiest sea- son of the year—and will start it right—with a 6-dgy bargain sale that'll draw buyers from every- where. Prices we cut right through the Furniture Department —cut as we cut them—where there’s no house in the country that can undersell us. COUCHES AND EASY CHAIRS Coveh e $7. 80 Cer. $12.80 in $20, fe Ano:her Locker, shellae seeoe CEPPOSESIS : “Painless *Extracting, soc. Perhaps your experience with do tists has been mnsatisfactory. You may hive petrenized one who did geod work, but charged too much. Or ly you went to one who didn't + enugh; couldn't afford good aterial, or made bis price low as an + offset fo- lack of skill. Our associa- > tion was formed to meet just such cases. Our fees are high enough to DPD DPR DD NG Op eth OH MO HO. = allow the best of everything at a fair > profit- no bigher. Come in aud let us make an estimate. 4 Puirless extracting, 50c. Painless up. Gold crown, $5. Best Dental © ge , Association, ‘ \U) obJ/.Cor-7th & D Sts.2 : FO Sun., 10 to 12. g GALBASES Get The Best, ‘The Concord Harness.’ Reware of imitations. Every genuine Con- cord Hurtess is stamped with maker's name ani trade mark. We are sole D. C. agents. LUTZ & Co., 497 Pa. ave., adjoining National Hotel. Norse Blankets and Lap Robes in large variety and at lowest prices. e26-206 —_oweoOoeronrne ‘Ladies’ $5, $6,$7& $8 ‘SHOES, — 95, We are Leather ommen worth %, end $s Patent opera ‘$2. 05 all sizes, at such a is here. ~ ; ; not marke ar size they are Likely y twill pay to se eee 929 F Steck. “FINE FOOTWEAR, ANAL ) sew For Fine Decorations, Plants, Cut Flowers or Designs, Etc., Go to J. R. Freeman, 612 13th St. N.W. ®etween F and G sts.) "Phone 1540. nof-3m,28 RA eennanes PAEAAHERHSES : For Wasting e $ é Diseases, $ cotee aud ae seated COLDS— 4 © : : Ber wert bots Smal size, 3 : W. Thompson, ak é Ss. PHARMACIST, ae PRESCRIPTION 4387, FOR Rheumatism. ‘The prescription of one of Washington's oldest and most eminent physicians. It instant]; And permanently cures RHEUMATISM, L- GIA, GOUT, SCIATICA, LUMBAGO and all aches and pairs due to URIG ACID potson. It purities the blood, stimulates and restores the kidneys, im- proves the healti, and gives tone and vigor t6 the entire system. Price, $1 per bottle; trial size, Gc. KOLB PHARMACY,’ 438 7th st. u.w., cor. E. Xmas Presents. Come and see our MEZZO TINT Photos. ‘They make lovely Xmas presents. $3.00 per doz up. SIT NOW. The finest $5.00 Crayon in the city. Gallery on ground floor. ne26-10d ESTABROOK, 1227 Pa. ave. WW) Mcknew’s Daily Letter. Capes, Coats i& Suits. . Coats, $5 up to $72. Capes, $4.50 up to $100. - Suits, $10 up to $35. style—in every cloth—and ‘kind of trimmibiz—shown by coat, eape and suit house | south of Philadelphia. | Some houses sell only low-priced gartients—others only high-pric but any price Ma! from a you are sure of in any style you may select. Mid-weekly Underwear and Glove Offerings. induce more of yo shop rwear Hoves ba Weilnesd't of nd thas. great congestion in h which w had to contend on offer tomorrow —W. clals of extr room for cue in unde: lies’ ON Wool Swiss Ribbed Vests. Our : ‘Tomorrow, ers pos: of doll when we others i rit ain all < in Evening ntton length. 7 wves titted and. 1 from 4 to 2 All ¢ teed. Regular $1 quality sizes 6! only, of tan. use We all size Men‘s, Ladies’ and Children’s Furnishings, Coats, Suits and Furs, 933 Pa. Ave. ; Time-Limited ‘Shoe=Sale Number One. To reduce our surplus stock on the following lines we are selling -until Wednesday, 7 P.Il. only Ladies’, Misses’ and Child’s | Lamb’swool Soles at.... x : : 3 ¢ $ Seoteotons tet Seeaeete oc. “Marvel” Gum Rubbers, lac and men’s, at.. Ladies’ Beaver Warm Lined $1.00 Shoes and Slippers at. sSeetnezease Pure erento 59c. ofeesees Seegetenzoatoegeton 6yc. Ladies’ Kangaroo and Box Calf Laced z and Button......... $1.37 $ aa a Men's Tepe Sole zt 3road Tread **Police” Ladies’ “Cork-sole” Hand-sewed Welt Vici Kid Boots...... $2.37 Men's Fine Calf “Cork-sole” Hand - sewed Shoes at...... $2.75 Ladies’ $4 Finest Made Hand - sewed ‘Kid Boots.........52 $3.65 Men's $5 Superior to Custom-made Calf Boots ee eeseote Sa a OE TOT Te TESST CET UT TSE CORTE seeded aatecteateteateae aoebetnageteateteatoe a ot 3 Soslontecetontetert es aca by skating experts as the + only proper Skating $ Shoes in Washington. for ladies seeses + $3.00 All sizes and men Seat = Wm. Hahn & Co.’s Reliable Shoe Houses, : 930 and 932 7th st., +) 1914 and 1916 Pa. av i 233 Pa. ave. s.e. 3) Great Reduction In Hair. 1,000 Switezes, $3.50, Switches, 2.50, Switches, 6.00, formerly 10.50. Gray Switches, 3.00, formerly 5.00. Gray Switches, 4.50, formerly 6.50. Fitclass attendants io Hairdressing, Shampoo- + ete. ‘Try our “Curlette” for retaining curl. S. HELLER’S 720 7th Street N. W. my7-20d formerly $7.00. formerly "5.00. Madame Allaire (The well-known Parisian Couturlere) Has located at 914 15th st., next to the Arlington Hotel. The most fashfonable and artistie work enly executed. ‘Thoroughly experienced. Investi- gation solicited. 028-1w* A “Tea” for 5 o'clock Teas. Your ‘‘tea’’ would not be a sucecss unless you served Hungerford’s ‘Golden Rod” Tea to your guests. It's a grand flavored tea. Only SOc. Ib. Here only. Delivered. J-H.Hungerford, .¥test, oth & OSts. ‘023-84 a — JOHNSTON'S, 720 7TH ST. 24 BARBER & ROSS, Cor. G and rith Sts, You’ve found how badly you need ——a Gas surely. [3 : or an OM Heater now— Have you found out the best = iC COCR ee Loe For Arbiskb's Package Coffee tomorrow. The have! We wouldn't call them best and quality is freshest and best, because we sell it so i pick them out of hundreds of other edented redue- sorts, were they not really the most desirable. They positively burn less fuel and give out more heat than any other sort. You couldn't want more. PURITAN cies: rapidly at this special and up| ton—17%4 ¢ents a package. We grind it for you, course or fine, and pulverize it if you wish, TOMORROW. horsoeceeter eects a y po The Baby brand —WiI not spring a leak. Eat ea en SLOCs! conneaned atiines ——Are easily managed. = = | veduced for to oc —Are ornamental and powerfal. 8 ae AL 0 < Xo. 34—burne ie. ar ack an aes to Ko at, » BOs inte “ana Sine No. 44—burns 6c. worth of ofl " $5 aera r suing nee fe Go baie. 3 ue 25¢. No. 54—burns 8. worth of oil * ig Tr 1090 ans ‘Tas jnvtea tote ” Szg08 wie to 300 cakes Bak- toc, ing No. 64 -burns Se. worth of oll in ten eth Re ee . hours, and has double dram, caer pore st-fron fire box, and is hand- the Hominy 2c. somer Nos. rollers. and Gt have drip pan and Fen size Sessessensordorborborborbonboreodaodsedsedantentsndtettodiodte todeintintetiodoleoteolenleptiol oleate alot pole pote pilp ey ;CALOVI © objections heretofore exist- inst gas ers have he by the inventor of the * It ts the most pow yet is exceedingly economical to gas heaters. es of Outs MOrrow heater, of ta 1-burner size heats a single bed room, and consumes but 5e. in 10 hours. EEEEEEEEECEED bags of Sal morrow 2-burner size heats a ana room, and burns but Ie. Se a a a CO = Star Soap AT Ds Borax Soap THE STAR AND BORAX BRANDS OF SOAP, Valentine’s felt strip sahosseatonhodseaseronspesestoatreseetestontoetestent Zo has always been considered the Dest. $ hing has yet been made that lasts so long and does its work go well, There Is an tumense saving to be made in fuel by felt-stripping the hou < for bottom and sides of win- a foot. Brighten up your wheel. Seatees do et Sots ete stoned At last a ‘yele Enamel Polish has: KNOWN TO BE Til ‘ANDARD-—OUK ven found that will not injure the | PRICE, 2uc. A CAKE. ol that will bring back its inal Inster—and leave no grease. ~ special at bottle. sesso dente sen ceesen gente edee tensor teeteetentpeteetensoter ES * Is the best polisher for . nickel, 25e, and 50c. a ¢Bath-tub enamel, soc. pt.¢ % _Phank goodness, z Paine that wilt tea = 4 & — finish—that will make an e 3 y ase. fac Ho tub like new. Soe. pint = Jeera small far. Soegee Japanned Coal Hods, 17¢. Furnace Scoops, 60c. aw Senter Seegondondondongonionte Rig advantage in e Skates. ning your own Don't cost near as much you'll spend in renting during the son. We've Barney and Berry's American Club Skates in plen of Test Mati tomorrew ra z $ BARBER & ROSS, $i 4 $ It Cor. G and 11th Sts. ar PR oe eS 9c. Seeeetecteteteteteteetntetetetetetenetetetetetetetet = Elphonzo Youngs Co. Finest nuts and Elphonzo Youngs Co. are synonymous. We have gotten the largest nut trade in this city by selling only the choicest va- tieties, leaving the second grades for those who want them. EITHER A 40, SACK OF LILY BEST PAT. Finest of:— FLOUR OR 5 POUNDS OF BEST GRANU ED SUGAR GIVEN FREE TOMORROW TO EACH California 1} Almonds. Getnine “Be * Paper-shell Almouds, PURCHASER OF ONE POUND OF Sc. TEA OR 3 n and Louisiana Creole Pecans, rge Istrian Filberts, POUNDS . JAVA AND MOCHA COFF state Shellbark: New English = = V encia elled Almonds. Walngts and a Jordan Shelled Almond: Soft Shell Al- = = = monds — tomor- Finest Mince bulk. Meat in glass jars and in fancy Cluster Ratsins for table use. d Raisins and Sultana Seedless Raisins, and Vostizza Curra already six montis Text less Codits't morrow att. Kennedy’s Fruit Cake old. Finest Home-made kes of every sort re- celved fresh daily W) G-pound [Mackerel gs ue = pails of | Pre- | Welgh Ing 13 ‘theese, Englte > se , pounds,” worth Roquefort Cheese, English Dairy Cheese, at re :3. 5c. ‘igus 3 65¢c. Edam Cheese, Club-house Cheese, Full Cre ‘Large Qed Tt ble Appl morrow, per ee Ma nk. BHCe worth Ge. at. Layer and Pulled Figs, : 35C. Finest Persian Dates. Enxchred Figs In glass jars, Finest Mala 5-lb, box Glace Fruits, Cherries Chochett, Cherries Beggareaux, Cherries Mariskino, Apricots Gla: Mayonnaise Dypssing—large and small bot- tle Butterine, 14 cents. THE BEST Jans and Marmatades, Preserve . BUTTERINE REDUCED AS A Finest Enported Olive ols, Finest French Peas—onr own importation. 1, 2 3a . of Plun vit! ‘The special f Jon Best” ‘Table pals, negar, per PEEL GCs] atten. BTC. — The Iden Stall-fed Turkeys on hand at all times. The We. boxes: Drip up and = SS of | Butter m 11K w Orleans Delicious Unfermented Gra; Hee r tabl Toilet Soaps oO Molasses, per Se remanent Seb crestante (Fa 2 7C.| jase 4c Elphonzo Youngs Co., Wholesale snd Retail Grocers, 428 oth St. bet. D & E. ’Phone 58 AT Dv. O74 :| THE VERY BEST SMOKED SUGAR-CURED SHOULI WORTH 10c. PER POUND—TO- sit means 4 | SHOULD 0c. PER ue bs MORKOW ECIAL PRICE, 5%c. EVERY SHOULDER, GUARANTEED, THE SMALL IN SIZE, WEIGHING ABOUT 5 TO 8 POUNDS. FRUITS. sa good deal to you to ha and LINED free, the carpets made, laid as we do all we sell. Complete eee you know. “YOUR CREDIT I T 1S GOOD.” $HOUSE & HERRMANN,? Liberal Furnishers. Cor. 7th and I sts. POL OS 98 5994-06-40604500000005 A little girl can make and unique Tree Ornaments—ma- terial at | ‘GOULD'S WONDER STORE, 421 9th et, j Large Pers fan table 9c. : Dates for per box, use at. ‘pounds... Syeet Ore gon Prunes, every Prune perfect, ate PE ISS OODODIIHDS Raisins —tomor- row .. . Toc. 5c. Table Tun ch gr, Cluster Rats- ins at Sultana or Seedless Raisins for mince meat and cooking pur- poses et....... Johnston’s, 729 7th N.W. 12¢c. Pr Nothing PSOE the Pile at Pyles’ ‘Prices Ought ‘To Be Lower HERE than they are anywhere else iu town, We have 5 stores—sto know no “dull” days—to Ws We've got to buy often, quantities, to keep then Biz o dow: PAYING C3 PRICES ARE LOWEST HERE, cause we share those concessions with YOU. Give you pure, fresh, high-grade GROCERIES for what poor quality usualiy costs. < GSend us a trial onder. “W A permanent customer of you. delivered free Y. BURBANK POTATOES, 44c. bu. J. T. D. Pyles, ASRS ii make Orders, WANE m [Stsai E ‘or. ek FIVE 18a et me. penne? d 4 7th st. nw. ( STORES. Wesuingte 231” stonree stn, ) ‘ | Anacontia. oy : Bon Marche, 314 and 316 7th St. & CAPES. Vanecessars to go into particulars to how we secured these three special lote of Coats and Capes from the man- rs, We always secure ione at least a month i: advan of any other firm in Washington. Why walt any longer. Here are “Jam- ary reduction sale prices $10 & $12 Empire Jackets, $6.95. embraces Fine Kersey Jackets, in blac Q trimmed and t silk Mned, 1 manufactui $100 and Special and brown and navy, broldered, made up in qualities, ia $6.05 $5, $6 & $7 Reefers, $4. world. Tat braces Black and Rough Cloth, Black and Navy Beay Cloth, and Brown and Tan Frieze Cloth, Shield and Bias-front Reefers, pliin, braid and button trimmed. Surprising values at $5, $6 and $7. Special tomorrow $4 only Lot 3 embraces Handsome Embroi ed and Beaded Full-sweep Plush Cape silk ned, fur tripe: “As well made ast garments. tofore cial tomorrow only Special Sale of Skirts & Waists. $10 & $12 Skirts, $7.98. We shall offer for tomorow only a brand-new line of Ladies’ Satin Pro- caded, Moire Velour, and Satin Rrocade Gros Grain Skirts, in the new large pat- terns, extra full sweep, ned and in- were terlined and rere pened; Soe. 27-00 $3.48 Castner Waists, $1.98. The woman who attempts to make « her own waists at home is wasting m only her time, but her money. At t very lowest estimate, $2.48) will just cover the cost of materials, ete., for these excellent Cashmere Waists, in Mack, navy, cardinal and green, lined sxaly Saleiea| 9) vet manner, Which we sh ' $1.98 400 314 & 316 7th St. o- = | Decker’s One-day ‘Bargains. | Decker’s book bargain day! We Vednesday every _book in the = yut tomorrow at Vj 4 store will be sold at a dis H count of : thirty cents off the dollar!! jag i All $1.60 Books go at All $1.50 Books go ai. All $2.00 Books go at. All $3.00 Books go at. DECKER’S Stationer, Engraver, Bookseller, mm F St. N.W. det-40d A Beautiful and Useful Christmas Present. We have fust received a large rtment of Ttslan and French Tortoise Shell Comix and Pins, in the latest designs, finest stock ever displayed in Washington. We are also selling a lot of All Long Human Hair Switches at great bargsins. .00 Switches reduced to $1 .00 Switches reduced to .00 Switches reduced to $5.00, Gray and White Hair reduced in same preportion, Ime. Siccardi, 711 1th st., next to Palais I Private rooms for hairdressing, shai We Clean Bicycle Suits, —— Sweaters, Hose, White Shoes, ete. ceetats — ers red, as or See Sas “run”? postal for wagon. ANTON FISCHER, 906 G St. MATCHLESS DYEING AND CLEANING. 1028-84 DO NOT SUFFER FROM SICK HEADACHE moment longer. It 1s not necessary. Carter's Little Liver Pills will cure you. Dose, one little pill, Small price. Small dose. Small pill. 0 AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN : The Busy Corner, 8th and Market Space. | Death This Morning of Mr. William H. Staub, Masquerade Costume Ball—Protecting the Canal Mules—Local Notes of Interest. Mr. William H. Staub of 1629 324 street died suddenly this morning about 8 o'clock, at his home, surrounded by his family. Apoplexy is supposed to have been the cause. Mr. Staub was in the same room with his family, and was joking with one of his sons, when he fell off the chair upon which he was seated and dropped to the floor. When picked up he breathed his last, though Dr. A. B. Shekell, who lives only a block away, was summoned immediately. Death had been almost instantaneous, and the victim never spoke after the dread stroke. Mr. Staub had been a lifelong resi- dent of Georgetown, and was well known. For the past four or five years he had been Tomorrow Inaugurates the 3d day of our Grand Clearance Sale. And high carnival on low prices. IT AND LERY RPMENT HAD THE AP. in the stove business on his own accord, CANTH Pack- and prior to that had been in the employ of To TH *& ax Charles G. Ball & Sons, who retired from “ same business. Three years ago be had an at- Pinna a tack of the grip, and at intervals since then Ss he had severe headaches, it being supposed that blcod clotted on the brain. Prior to TL. HOLIDAY GIFTS AMONG "THIS that he hardly knew what it was t» be sick. OF BARGAINS. EVERYTHING ADVEK Mr. Staub leaves a widow, the sister of » HOLDS GOOD AS Lo SWE HAVE i Mrs. Britt, and four sons, Mr. William J., POCK. NEW ITEMS ADDED DAILY, Mr. William H. Staub. The fun afternoon at dence. . and Millard and Charles ‘al will be held Thursd o'clock, from his late Domestic ig ALL.WOOL, GOWN In Costume. The masquerade given last evening at tae Bon Ton Dancing Academy, on 324 street, proved to be a very popular affair, and the hall was crowded to witness the pranks of the merry maskers, The place was prettily decorated for the occasion, and the mu: was excellent. There was an 1M FANCY EAVY WHITE AND bot sic | EVERYWHERE unusually large number of persons in costume. Th Carnival price for this week. .934C. were two prizes In gold offered, one for a | tyr: enAYEa i. Ac ROR IAM was: male and the other for a female characte sti pAvy” SAP AND Iwith. the judges, disinterested pe ons, being in- AY 11h structed to pick out the most original cos- Carnival price ‘or this week. 7c. tumes. The ladies’ prize was awarded to Miss Lizzie Callahan, as “Topsy,” and the RARDAVIDE WIV AL 4 MUS man’s prize to Charles Gormully, who as- k THAN FROIT OF ME LM. Sold sumed the costume of a Dutchman. Mr. YWHEKE Duel, as a clown; Mr. Muir, as Uncle Sam, 1 price for this week. . £37, and Mr. Bennett, as the Yankee sport, were ! ya good. READY MADRE, Ameng those present were Miss Emma MINE ORY TEN — Mrs. Schlosser, Mrs. Jouy, Mrs. 4 TWHERE At johnson and daughter, “Mrs. and, Misses | Carnival price for this w 7 Trueman, Mrs. Dugan and daught¢r, Mrs. cea - = 49c. und Mise Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Edward | auL-woot FaNcy Skint 1 rer ‘letcher, the Misses McCarthy, the Misses HIN Ass ans Lucker, Miss Bessie Donovan, Mrs. aes AT Bi. Miss Amy Fought, the Misses Ca Carnival price for this we re} Mi Shea, Miss Hughes, Mrs. Api al price for this week. *-79€ M Trun Miss Magrude fi YARD WIT RUSTE ng VEL INE BS , Eee ins. Miss Clarke Miss Hunt, Miss Grif- | EVERYWHERE AT 121, sapees iss Tray, Miss Ford, Miss ‘Tucke 37 Miss Kelly, Migs Tennant. Miss Connors, | ©™nival price for this week. 554 Miss Mack, Miss OF s . BLACK AND cone sin | apn, Mii : TOO-YARD SPOOLS. ULL AT be essts. John Donovan, ; aise Seon 1 price for this week Daly, Redner, Littleti re “Ss SAT) a a Mueller, Muir, Dewr HAR S RATIX BOQUET DON Gormully, Harper, Rabbitt, Wrnkook | Carnival price for this we AC. Brown, Clark, Lavander, Moore, : Reach, D Hodgett. Waters, Ses Blumenthal. Blan kets, OUR 14 ALLW ANKEDS, AS Carr, Bennett and William Cole. Pr cting the Mulex, The regular winter crusa‘ inst the canal boatmen at this end of the line w commenced yesterday Of Rabbitt. E by Humane very year about this time the beatmen, just si son the canal, | the mul twopath SAT $1 7 y il day and night. rs of th ce for this week. . .¢8¢, umane Society insist that this is cru Doe | «nd endeavor to force the boatmen to ke the mules over night in the small stabl on the boats. Six captains were arrested last evening on this account, but they subsequently released on collateral. gave their names as George Hite, William ¥ UNBLEACHED CANTON PLA, ™ Auderson, William Patten, Lafayett SY POURLE SEAMS ANT Jacob Johnson, 0. G. Hammond and L Sailor. eae Renal Estate. or this weck... 2&7, There were several sales of real estate reported yesterday in thi tion of the city, two of which were in the subdivision of White Haven, KIGBED SHIRTS ANT eg ERENT Colas, CLs west of town, what is ; : 3 age —— knewn as the Palisades of the Potomac, | C27 I price for this week. 2 he William W. Frazier bought of Harry W. | _M=X’S AIGHT RIRRED UND. Dowling and William R. Woodward, trus- } WEAIS | SHIRTS PINISHED OWE Pu tees, lots 10 and 11, of block 2% of White | APR, PEAK PAST raed ey, Seu Haven, for $6,850. Jacob P. Clark deeded | SOLD EVERLWIEle a to Reginald Fendall and John B. Dablzren, | Carpi i Ro s, lot 10, block 4, and lots 1 to 6, S| ~* -OOc. block 5, for $s, old to Edw: square ———— DELIRUM TREMENS, 45-INCH RIGTTA. YARD. Carnival price for this week... ALTA SOLD John McDonald, whose appearance indi- DOCRLEM aics that his nane ought to be John L.| git wet s Suliivan, spent a night of suffering at the | EVERYWHERE at» sixth precinct police station. it is true | Carnival price for this week 19C. that he brought the sufferings on himself ime by the use of whisky, condition treatment inste and, although his uch that he needed hospital d of confi nement in a pris- on cell, he was kept in the cell until this morning, when he was taken te the Police AND STANGLE 4 Court as a vagrant. AN night long he raved REO a as if he lost his reason, and would at have done more damage than tearing his | Carnival price for one wee 35C. ciothing into shre¢ he had it not been tha was given stimuiants by the office e wR FINEST & | appearance of the prison cat in front of a j his c Al made him frantic, and in his de- | [Yn E ROM, jlirlum he begged that the cat be not per- 7 mitted to kill him. When morning came ihe | Carnival price for one we ig man with the delirium tremens found without any clothing. He had even 1 his shoes, so that he was in his s pring from the His coniliion was slightly im- pio eiiguaall Geel alineh RE wet ee oa wearing articles of clothing. Lieut. Kelly cuore ALL SILC or ANY OF ol WIDTH oe. i SoD EV LY furnished him a ceat and pair of trou = ho but had no shoes to fit the man, stands 6 feet 6 inches in his stocking fe And so the suffering athlete was put in the van and driven off to the Police Court on a charge of vagrancy. Policeman Walsh arrested him on Pennsylvania avenue be- cause he saw him begging, and at the time of his arrest the prisoner seemed perfectly rational and told the officer that he had served in the army at Fort Worth, Texas He could not realize that a policeman had a right to arrest him for begging on the street, for he thought the oificer’s duty was to arrest theves and fighters. But he said he always submitted to the authority of the law and he would make no resist- PLACK, AND AIGRETTES Carnival price for one week... BLACK OSTRICH POMPONS. WITH EVERYWHERE AT Carnival price for one week... CHENILLE RRATD, 06 PLAIN AND FANCY 0¢ ¥ Pa) AND DS AND BBG: ORS. S vp. ence. Soon after being locked up the whis- for one week.... 5C. ky seemed to take complete possession of Z his faculties, with the result stated. When ES AND 1 Ni he reached the Police Court Policeman 1S Turnburke saw that the sick man was in no condition for trial, and so renorted to S48 Judge Kimball. The court had the police ambulance sent for and the delirium tre- — mens patient was sent to the hospital in- EVERYWHCEE stead of to prison. Gathering Mushrooms. A number of colored women gathering mushrooms from beneath the snow on the meadowland about Brookland yesterday presented a picturesque sight. Each wo- Carnival price. . Jer . FOR EVERY KIN! HATS oi Carnival price. man with a stick in her hand would move : from place to place, brush away the snow, and frequently in so doing would strike a mushroom and throw it some distanc the snow. Remnants, over One woman gathered nearly a grown about here. aes - Found a Baby. Carnival price for one week. . Last night soon after dark an infant, ap- parently not more than a day old, was 0. Kann, Co a ef the house of Mr. Edward Ward, 14 Maryland avenue northeast. A_ peculiar noise attracted the attention of a merber the Ward family, who went out to in- vestigate, and the baby, instead of a kit- ten, as was supposed was there, was found. The infant had evidently been there in the cold only a few minutes, and was wrapped in a blanket sufficiently well to protect it from the cold for a short while. After be- ing cared for in Mr. Ward's house, the baby was turned over to Policeman Ellsworth and sent by the officer to the Washington Hospital for Foundlings, on 15th street. Bright eyes, healthy complexion and a vigorous system result from using Angostura Bitters. Sole anufacturers, Dr. J. G. rt & Sons. At all uggists. A matte- of choice—whether to suffer uninter- reptedly with a cough cr buy a bottle of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup and cure it. STH& MARKET SPACE g