Evening Star Newspaper, December 14, 1896, Page 11

THE EVENING STAR, MONDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1896-16 PAGES. —All the Credit You Want— —At RUDDE What if you are ‘ool ALEXANDRIA! AFFAIRS Well-Attended Sevice# in the Ohurches Youterday. Spread of Scarlet Fever and Other Lecal Notes of General In- AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN | yaggn tate ta tebe t abet etn met Sohegageheyed: ye Oriole Foot Ball Team Defeated the River~ sides. Local Notes of General Interest te ry Open Evenings during December. HOLIDAY « Shoe-Shopping 2, i 99 Residents and Taxpayers-Told | 366 terest to Residents. in Brief Paragraphs. Nt § ? |e Has commenced with a rush and undoubtedly — will aa st: bring the majority of Washington Shoe buyers to our sy: —that’s no reason why you The services in the various churches were} The Oriole foot ball team, of which | ~ = three busy stores before Xmas. Largést variety, best ; should be denied the pleas- ae jeinaieap lheererseastd fra ateners etait Seer Geeoicaey are 4 facilities, big buying and rent-free stores (we own our i i ivii — i. Paul's jurch, owing to the v y y cs c Pr, 2 a ure of gift giving. Make © | | of the rector's trfent con; Rev.-Mr. Lock of | noon on Analostan Island in a hotly con-| ¥_ three buildings) attracts them—and also makes the fol- ‘ your gifts of Furniture, = | Charlottesville officiated, assisted by Mr. | tested game. Both of the teams are from | ‘Y* lowing difference between our and down-town prices y Lamps, Carpets, Curtains, E PROPOSE to dem- = || Robert B. Nelson of the Virginia Theologi- | this section of the city. The features of possible: $ &c.—and buy them here— onstrate by this grand = | cal seminary. At Christ Church Rev. Ber- | the game were the remarkably fine plays of e then there’s no need of Any quan- Christmas Reduction paying cash. Sale the utter folly of buying a tity of goods you want are : os Bicycle and Piano from anybody but the (22! | service, with sermon at 11 a.m. by Rev. C. | opponents, and aided greatly in adminis- | QV“ Ae ee sacmrme s a. romise to rers — to emphasize E. Ball. At St. John’s Chapel, West End, | tering defeat to the Riversides . < and Kid-lined “Opera,” jown-Town, $2— yours—on your p' ise manufacturers p! dic. Back ot ha Tteclogical “Gemdnacy B23 sabeamatint a aaa tales 1.50 pay us a small sum weekly our elaim that a manufacturer or monthly. Note these ryman Green preached both morning and evening. At Grace Church there was a celebratior of the holy eucharist at 7 a.m. preached in the morning and Mr. Wm. H. Mr. Laird haa been rector of St. Bartholo- Right Half Back Roberts and Left End Mec- Quade of the Orioles. Walsh and Bouvet of the same team also proved formidable In the Churches, the ay “:Men’s Slippers. a Finest Black, Tan or Warm Leggins. Best Tan Goat Lad | Wire-colored Kid | Handsewed, Chamois | “Romeo” Slippers. Here | | can_sell Pianos at prices PAID S F. Beckkam of the same institution in the cana bec ea tt Soradobee aici pagel xy: Down-Town, $2— gift suggestions: | by the ordinary dealer, who is simply a middleman or agent |B evenings ae tee Bevona Fresh reer FEE ay =o tetas nia SRO sevice le eres $1.50 $1 00 aes = * = . Jen! r- el 5 shoe = cgane ugha Tew much easier terms we as manufacturers (22 | cite sermons both morning and evening. | for men only were held last evening at St wY— Chenltte-worked Push rey ‘ can afford to offer you. =) | There will be a pound party at St. John’s | John’s Church, under the auspices of the and Velvet, also Tan All-wool = 2 ia = |=) | Chepel, West End, tonight ed clocks + lccal chapter of the Brotherhood of St. yh and Black Soft Kid Jemey Legelus. am S ] We are showing the largest stock of New Uprights ever 22 | the benefit of the Ceara narmary: At | andrew, and were well attended. The ser-| % Slippers—tully a Down-Town, $1.50— Si 00 e == exhibited in Washington at one time — embracing Parlor = celved for this deserving institution. ‘This | MOR, Was selene eae poe oa dozen pretty styles. 4 Tee eee ° | oo obs “ iat— | pound party was to.have been for the Bs Vas ws eS. were <2 Down-Town, $1.50— Misses’ and Child's All- | Grands, Baby Grands, the new style Bradbury ‘Colonia! = = = a, | cellent. oe = $1 00 wool Jersey, Legiins It would take a most Se « ian” “Renai ” es dels, [Be | Thanksgiving donation but was postponed. | “Rev. Father Conley of St. Aloysius’|,¢, Here............ Die Cae. oi Parr Paes ==, “Columbian” and “Renaissance” cases, and the new models, Z| Rev. F. T. Beason held a epecial service | (Rev, occupied the pulpit at the high | ¥ Down-Town, $1— ‘avid imagination to do | styles 7 and 8, with the patent full-swinging frant and revolv- z= | for, men at the M. F. Church yesterday | mess yesterday at Trinity Church, and de- | <7: _Sill-worked Velvet and Le esas 75¢- justice to the beauty, exten- can Se Z hi Id | | afternoon, which was largely attended. livered a strong and eloquent sermon. Ac- | ¥ Soft, Durable Coltskin Ladies’ Good Black iveneselauad wanicky Gloue _ ing fall. Fastidious, indeed, must be the person who could not 1 Rev. W. H. Laird’s Funeral. cerding to the announcement made, Wed- | xz House Slippers. Cloth Bieyele Leggins : a = '2=| choose a Piano from such an immense stock as this. ‘| oth ins of Rev. W. H. Laird of | "€Sday, Friday and Saturday of this week | 7 Down-Town, 75¢.— Down-Town, 75¢.— stock of Ranaucer Eanes | ee |e pees OF ae We Be eee ot are ember days of the winter season. Her wn, 75 50c. ae ads 50c. Search where you may = These figures discount the lowest prices and the easiest | tioned in The Star, were brought to this ihacdacning sereertee Ae WY Z oa see 5 tear eee ms 4 pastes keen res J you'll not find its equal in terms for Pianos ever offered in this cit Pal city Saturday and interred in Ivy Hill Peston ame Be = Chnrehy and delivered Lad les and Child Ss Holiday Shoes. ee ° = z 5 i ermon to a large audience. this city. It would take a a a eg es ee i a oe Won Sea i 2 5 Soe J =5 , = yterian Church, | .<> Ladies’ Satin-finish | Tafants’ Kiderdown-lined too much space to enum- & $ OO Ch ickerin Upri htPiano $1 5 Of Washington, oonduoted the service: -MY-) ney, Arthur J. Brown, secretary of the for: |W" Partrimansh gunines Btleta, |. 7 Sethe Toned Se cprerey eubocs 2 b Laird was a native of Dorchester county. | ¢j, mission Ke a ese - p= a j ign board ‘cf the Presbyterian | ~~; Down-Town, $1.50— Down-Town, $1.25 erate all the prices. The : He served during the entire late war in | Church, conducted the evening service and + D1.5 $1 oo |: Sct Cc ae bees = s ! As an Illustration of how much lower a manufacturer can sell any Piano, we the 2d Maryland Infantry and was one of | delivered a splendid sermon. < Here=: 2205. .<5 ° Here...... RS ES q5 ° stock begins with a pretty . shall offer a Beautiful Chickering Full Upright Grand Piano, dark rosewood case, the few survivors of his regiment at the : Crocheted Worsted Slippers, Child's Best Quallty serviceable “gift” Lamp at Soe a orrafooy— mnprenln phe tli. cae mart reper oh battle of Gettysburg. He married the Merrick Medal. all colors, for Ladies, Rubber Boots, : $2, and from that price oot Uy aU sence Oe SOUC C foc S16, Tonk cuey:| maetliy) eayseente: i daughter of Rev. Dr. Packard of the Vir-| The interest in the debate at George- ; Misses and = < wats one ae y 2, , cal Semit.ary, and a sister of Pe, i. Jown-Town, $1.00— | own- Town, $1.25— 2 : z . 100 BradburyOrgan$ ginia Thevlogical town University for the Merrick gold medal wn- Lown, $1. . s $ ‘ with numerous stops, to Upright Pianos |$ FYOPEAN SSS | hr soueph Packard of the Baltimore bar. | (0"" University for the Merrick golds meee 50c. 1.00 the finest that are made. $125 Weaver Organ, $75 $350 Estey Organ, 18, stops, $124. No exchanges. = Reduced. =) Terms: $6, $8 and $10 monthly. '22$350 Lester Piano, $145. 225350 Rogers Piano, $190. '2$400 Baumeister, $225. __ $600 Bradbury, style 5, | $275. '$500 Webster, $290. $600 Webster, style 3, $350. $500 Emerson, $375. $800 Bradbury, style 9, Rockers. Immediately you think of Xmas Furniture your mind dwells on Rockers. There is probably not a } more popular piece of gift furniture than a Rocker. | We knew you would be giving Rockers—hence in the early fall collected to- gether every pretty style of Remington Bicycles Reduced. Slightly used, but in perfect condi- tion. The best High-grade Wheels on the market. The only- Bicycle good enough to give for Xmas gift. ¢ Seseadetendetegiadtenoadetesirtetoaiatetnaindetoatetondtetondetesdiectondetetnedeteioadven Goabetetenonzectentntetenieterontstnriaeton mew’s parish, diocese of Washington, for the past eighteen years. He leaves a wife and élev2n children. Searlet Fever. Scarlet fever is said to be on the increase to an alarming extent, due, it is believed, claimed that though one member of a fam- ily was stricken with scarlet fever, other members of the family were allowed to at- tend the public schools. The matter ts being investigated, and every effort will be made by the heaith authorities to put a stop to its spreading. As far as possible, and certainly as far as reported, all houses in which there may be a case of scarlet fever or other contagious disease have been pla- carded by the authorities. medal have all been selected, as published in The Star. At the last meeting of the Philodemic Society Edward J. Brady of Marylend was selected to preside at the debate, which will come oft some time in February. The subject of the debate has not as yet been announced, this being left with the rector of the university. Rev. Father J. Haven Richards has just re- turned from a trip, and has not given the matter much time owing to the pressure of other business. He is expected, however, to announce the subject in a short time, at any rate before the Christmas holidays, 80 the contestants will have an abundance of time in which to prepare their essays. Some Arrests. Jerome Shipman, an employe of the Chesapeake and Ohlo Canal Company, was arrested lest evening by Policeman Brad- C7 Goods bought before Xmas may be eachanged after the Holidays, WM. HAHN & CO.’S RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, 2 930 and 932 7th St. an 233 PENNA. AVE. SE Z-Erk Woodward ‘ Lothrop, Toth, 11th and F Sts. N. W. 5 ery, Pretty Sa $390 Men’s $100 Bicycle, $80. Foltce Court. Bae ger eee ee cree Sat Nek ie ‘ A shape and finish, and as a 2 2 Mayor Thompson tHis morning disposed ° = yeni il Christmas, beginning this day. sca are now showing the $1,000 Bradbury Colum- Ladies’ $100 Bicycle, $85. of the following cases: Joseph Clark, | Diauent is James Shaw, another employe ee en é handsomest stock of Rock- bian, $500 $tro Pink Racer, $85. charge, disorderly conduct; dismissed for | Sr aff ‘Tost $25 in cash aad Soe oar We invite inspection of our attractive assortment of s R = A c want of evidence. B. R.. Roffer and John | shi % ed of stealing it. H. ° * H ICs = to be == == $1,200 MagnificentBrad- $150 Tandem, $125. Doat, charge, drunk and disorderly; fined | made himself rearce since ‘the theft, sad Articles Ready for Gift-givers Fingers ey are low priced, too! ‘bury Baby Grand, $650. New style Hard-wood Stools with brass feet and gold-embroidered Jap- apese Silk Scarf, included with all the above instruments. Rudden’s Credit House): $513 Seventh St. = : Swiss Tusic Boxes Reduced. Here is a lot of Swiss Musle Boxes, our own direct importation, ar: rived a little late for our Xmas trade, and the manufacturer has made us a big concession, enabling us to offer the 2 SisoChickeringPiano$35 = $200 Haines Piano, $75. 2 $400 Boardman & Gray Was, = NOW. The Boston Variety Store will be mini $6 each. Joseph Briggin and John Sullivan, “hobos,”” charge, vagrancy; given ten days each. Edward Johns, colored, charge, escaping from the Orphan Asylum, Wash- ington; held for Washington authorities. George Phillips, charge, disorderly conduct; fined $2.50. George Sullivan, charge, as- sault on James Quill; dismissed. Sarah Cheeks and William Jackson, colored, charge, disorderly and fighting: fined $5. | Connie Payne and: Julia’ Cheeks, colored, charge, assault and beating Milton Harris: fined $5, in default of which they went down for ‘thirty days. Little Parker ‘Phillips’ Death. P. P. Phillips of St..Paul's Church, died Saturday evening, much to the regret of thetr many friends. Fre was a bright little fellow and much ldved by all who knew was found last evening in a house on the Conduit road. ° Daniel Holmes, a colored laborer, was arrested Saturday afternoon by Policeman Charles Pirkigt on a charge of assaulting litle Frank Hart, a white boy who lives on O street near 35th street. The negro Was riding a bicycle and the child was playing in the street, when he was struck and knocked down, sustaining a few pain- ful injuries. In the Police Court this morning the case was nolle prossed. An Entertainment. Miss Daisy Louise Fox, the Georgetown Washington Club Tuesday after Christmas, which promises to be an artistic event. Mrs.: Fox will b2 asststead by Mrs. Kittie Thompson Berry, Mr. Herman To transform into things of beauty for the holidays. A host of Stamped Linens, Table, Sideboard and Bureau Scarfs; Doylies in profusion; part- ly embroidered pieces, giving ideas as to coloring and finished appear- ance. Colored Linens for pillow covers, scarfs and what not. Prices never so low. If you wish Initials, Monograms, Crests, etc., embroidered to order on Table Linens, Handkerchiefs, Towels, and other articles for Holiday gifts it would be well to place such orders at once to prevent possible Terms: $3, $5 and $8 monthly. entire lot at’ considerably less than pianist, is arranging for a musicale for the} disappointment. ‘ actual value. Expect to sell every one Parker, the infant son,of Rev. and Mrs.| benefit of Grace Episcopal Church at the | 1st flvor. of them before Christmas day. High-Class Muffs at Less Than Half Price. We have purchased and are now offering a manufacturer's remain- = Rake- ; ; =I : =o || him. The remains were taken’ to Wash-| ann, Miss El y OY ing stock of Muffs at less than half regular prices. These are goods of = Pi, 12-air Box, with zither. $35 - , Miss Elizabeth Tyler, Mr. Edward = _ 2 5 cpen for business every evening until | = jano, $150. oa te ee | irgton today for interment. Lory and Miss Helen Prentiss Donohue. | first quality, selected skins, carefully and thoroughly made. La é 2 $5 00 Knabe Piano, $1 0. 10-air Box $40 = The Tramp Question. Mrs. Fox will bring out Miss Georgia Bar- Bese nae “Jack ” we sider the purchase a most fortu- Christmas. - det2-2t | B05 » DIDO. ie-alr Dox, so ‘E2 | ‘The tramps who have been locked up in| fett of Georgetown upon ‘this occasion. This being a “jacket season” we aap purchase cs KE aoe air rc, f=4 Mrs. J G. Carlisl id vel i sity W x le ‘2 $so0o0 Decker Piano, $190. i2air Bos, 5. F the station house for some days past on a| prominent ladies wilt aco ay several einen | -mate‘one jas Muffs are a necessity when jackets are worn "Organs E Reduced. ——OPEN EVENING3— Regina Music Box at Less Than Half Price. Gifts That'll Scteande in perfect condition, bas 10 tune $30 tread and water diet have been released, their time having expired. bread and water eight days. It is thought this will be a lesson to other tramps, though it is hoped that Mayor Thompson will urge upon the city council the impor- They lived on 1 to the fact that proper precautions have not been taken, as required by law, in the families where the cases originated. It is Miss Mary E. Clements and Mrs. Fox have invitations out for a musicale, which will be given at 8 o'clock in the evening of Christmes day, at 1534 I street. Heavy Blasting. The heavy blasting which has been car- Make sensible and most acceptable holiday gifts. chinchilla bare and ‘8 Muffs of light and dark hare omen’s Muffs of nutria, Dlick coney—satin lined. 73¢. each rs VALUES, $2.00 and $2.75. VALU sheets. Was $75. Now....... : of passh i Fomen's Muffs of genuine spotted Ipnx, natural | Children’s Mulls ef apotted coney, extra cholc PS eae ee sie ernie Beer o be eet eae ried on of late in Virginia has been very | opucmm” aud red fox satin fined. Very cholce | grade—satin led. Be | ong 2 esaees Fe Comm aBe FL week: Special discounts for cash. is thought, will better answer the purpose. | annoying to the residents of this section | sols. gsc. cach 44c. cach { i E The whipping post did good service In this| of the city. The vibrations of the heavy 5c. VALUE, $1.00. $59 Smith Organ, $25. Pianos purchased now city several years ago. ‘$75 Mason & Hamlin Organs, $35. may he set aside for Xmas delivery if so desired. Remem= eetesteete Out on Rail. George Chichester, who was some time charges of dynamite are felt in all sections of Georgetown, shaking windows in the houses even as far up as Georgetown pa eae ee eee Pe Children’s Novelty Fur Sets (scarf or collar and muff to match) Thibet, Chinchilla, Angora, Er mine, Water Mink and various of! furs. $1.68 to $3.00 the sect Women’s Muffx of fine electric seal and genuine lynx fur—satin lined. ts 1.50 each ago sent to jail upon the charge of having | Helgh's. The blasts occur several times $1.5 * VALUES, $3.00 to $4.00. | 3d floor. . robbed Sefer Blouse, the old German saloon | uring the course of a day, and then there SAL perro ee bered. Open Evenings until 9 to accommodate keeper at the head of King street, was this | 212,.palf @ dozen or more explosions. Ex- ind Piece: ! Boys’ and Girls’ TTED hose wh ri he d: J plosions have occurred as early in the} Qme-of-a-Kind S ys’ an irls aC Se a | tho: © cannot come during the day. ton Of the corporation court upon a woli | MOTMUNE @8 S o'clock, awakening the peo- Furniture, Tam O’Shgnters, Toques,etc AGS and IN v a Sy ete PR epi see SSSESE 2 Corpo! lon court upon a writ Hi an ca in; y Nothing could be better gotten up— i of habeas corpus and was released inthe | Beran Causiné Many a good deat of | OF Art Furn 4 hg Seats more complete—or handier. i —There's no traveler who doesn’t know if Bradbury Factory Warerooms, 1225 Pa. Ave. and 1216 E Street, FREEBORN G. SMiTH, Manufacturer. W. P. Van Wickle, Manager. 4 the necessity of one of these—and bas Perhaps known that necessity to his sorrow. It's very easy to forget to pack away a shaving set, brush or something of the kind when you're Ses Beary wherens, wits tees FIT TED) BAGS they're already in your satchel, and with the DRESSING CASES they're all together, ready to be packed im a very swall space. ZI Phone 747. Fitted Club Bags, 6.50 to $12. count of himself. sum of $500 for his appearance before the rext grand jury term of court, which con- venes in January. John McCoy Sent Home. John McCoy, the man who was picked up by Policeman Young one night iast week, wandering aimlessly about the streets without hat or coat, was last night sent to his home, in Newport News, by Mayor Thompson. McCoy had been on a spree, and at first could not give an ac- He did not remember Notes. The merriage of Miss Minnie V. Cook to Mr. Richard S. Clifton, both of this place, will occur at 5 o'clock in the afternoon of Wednesday, at St. John’s Church, the Rev. Dr. Charles E. Buck officiating. After the ceremony the bridal couple will leave for a short trip north. Mr. Benjamin Darneille of the Alexandria Theological Seminary is in town cn a visit to his parents. Robert L. Haycock of 3243 Prospect ave- In odd and quaint designs, suitable for Holiday and Wedding gifts, comprising Corner. Chairs, Divans, Tabourettes, Bric-a-Brac Cabinets, Writing Desks, Book Cases, etc. Special attention is asked to the following unique designs in 5 O'clock . Tea. Tables—solid mahog- any: j g 1 Colonial Tea Table. Make most acceptable Xmas gifts. We have a splendid assortment of the various sorts of Hats for both boys and girls, and name in part: Scotch Tams of fancy novelty homespun, in all the latest effects, Splendid for skating bets. Rach .... : We, and Be Setch Tobozgan Hats for men and bo down over the ears. $22.00 15.00 a apereevrerrerrerrerre. Setelneetestntetetetntetegntes how he came to this city. nue reported to the police yesterday the | 1 Bleycle Tea Table, = grain, monkey and alligator leath- a ane theft of eas a dozen silver spoons, which | 1 Musk Tea at ae ates Sabet SS —s i Inti = : were stor in a truak in an attic a short | 1 Tennis ‘fva Table : Fitted Gladstones. Open Evenings Until Christmas, — Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carter. have re-{ time ago, and which had mysteriously dis- | 1 Plain Tea Table 3110 | Misses’ and Children’s = turned from thelr wedding trip and are | @bpeared when the trunk was opened. 1 Fancy Tee Table, gtaas top. + .§23.00 1 to $35- Gi ° ¢ | visiting the bride’s mother, Mrs. Reverdy nee Sa ey ipenleytown has gone | 1 Fascy ‘Tea Table, elevated top for cups, aad House and Carriage Shoes In fine grain and alligator leathers. O al rs Dangerfield, on Prince street. . The'distribution of SAC aaa “#050 - : Roe aaven ut Soltek etal wae ae uation of premiums among the Make acceptable Xmas presents. Fitted Cabin Bags, $i to $20. In the popular leathers. Dressing Cases, that are gold. Pure gold leaf—not painted— tzed off “Battery Rogers" yesterday. Miss Minnie Eldridge 1s visiting friends in this city. The Christmas celebration at St. John’s Chapel, West End, will take place next Tuesday night. Col. Arthur Herbert will give a reading students of the parochial school of St. Ann’s Church, Tenleytown, will occur Wed- nesday, December 2, Rey. Father Joseph Mallon, the paster, having charge of the exercises. Se ee Instantly Killed. Ours are very reasonably priced. Misses’ and Children’s Felt Slippers and Ox- fords, spring hee red, Perfect Chafing Dishes. We keep only the best. quality and finish of the present The with leather soles; pink, Gi e | Mining. Per pair. $$2 ‘0 to $8; before R. E. Lee Camp Confederate Vete- | ,MfS Cora McGuirk, wife of James Mc-| tock are better than ever, and the | lining. Per oatr 3 5 b rans at their meeting tonight. Guirk, who lives at 635 C street southwest, be adjusted to any; ———— SIO to $ 0. ‘The December term of the corporation | was instantly killed Saturday by falling | new lamps can be adj ‘ Ay t 30: vourt will begin tomorrow. from the fourth story of Providence Hos- | degree of heat. You can buy Se Corse’ ites ee oe ——— pital. How the accident happened no one = dish f ry little = hafin: ish for a very z SAN these Begs and Cases are com- The Anthropological Society. | can tell, for the unfortunate woman was | ct Chafing Special. 4 necessities, with tooth, mail, cloth, shaving and hair brushes, perfume bot: tes, soap boxes, razors, combs, mani- cure sets, &e., in hard wood, nickel, giass, aluminum, ebony, tvory and sil- % | ¥ ver-mounted goods, You can give elther of these and pletely furnished with all the toflet | 3 30. We've got every one in the house that we shall be able to get. 4 feel that you've made @ present that'll show for itself. A Broken Lot of Liberal Furnishers, Cor. 7th and I Streets. SHOES, $2.65 it At the regular meeting of the Anthropo- logical Society, to be held tomorrow even- ing at the assembly hall of the Cosmos Club, two papers will be presented. Mr. George R. Stetson’s paper is entitled The Eye, the Ear and the Commonweal of the Whites and Blacks, in‘ which will be pre- sented the results’ é6f a year’s scientific study and investigation, of the public Cadets and the bolters frm that’ organiza- tion, but without result,:so far as a_smttle- unable to secure from the bolters an item- ized statement of receipts and expenditures of the recent fair, the excuse being that such memoranda has been destroyed. ‘The bolters agreed‘ to withdraw their articles of incorporation if they were guar- not seen until she had left the window. She fell upon her head, crushing her skull and disfiguring her face to the extent that she could not be recognized. Coroner Ham- mett gave a certificate of accidental death, ae her body was removed to her late ome. ———— Bieycle Taken. Saturday night when Mr. R. E. L. wheels that had been taken from the frame. Being unable to give x good ¢x- up. Maj. Gen. Miles and nearly all other offi- cers of the army are enthusiastic over the use of the bicycle for military purposes, and practically agree that the silent steed money. ae Special attention is called to our 1 Nickeled Chafing Dish, on black wrought- Gonstaeas with chelce nickel asbestos lamp, com- plete with nickel bot water pan, at $3-00 Eacu. Women’s White and Drab Coutil Corsets, heavily boned; two side steels; top finished with embroidery. Regular price, 75c. Per pair. .45c. 2a floor. Sth floor. Tomorrow, 500 dozen Pillow Slips. ; : Yel- oe SE eee ee cceing (accion nis beeen tae Made of Wamsutta and New Bedford Muslins. stantially made—and a picture to berg, U. S. A., will give @ very interesting |-he left his bicycle in front of. the house, os Nex ‘my look at. paper upon Sctence gnd_} eeuae eles in} and when he got ready to leave ne was| Wamsutta. New Bedford. a : . : icine. neral rnberg’s Never has been a chair like it eee knowledge of ‘the medical and | Surprised oe aes eee Sterne eee : 16c. 17¢. sold in Washi ton for less than scientifie world will. make:the discussion of | his wheel. He repo! po- 18. = = r this topic one of special interest. lee, and this morning Detectives Horne| 45336, each. s - twice what we’re asking you for at and Boardman arrested Lewis Holmes, col- 2ic. th = Gagat Teounte. ored, twenty-one years old, on suspicion of | 48x38%4, each. : eae eetes teers having committed the theft. Holmes called | soca each ..cscseceeeeeeeseseeseses 23C> It’s a short-lived chance. Another prolonged conference was held] at a bicycle store almest in front of police : oc : Saturday evening .between the Morton| headquarters and offered for sale the w. 25C-1 sax38y, ench...... Woodward & Lothrop. 2 3 ‘concerned, | Planation he was locked pipes apr 6 House & Herrmann, iia meemnamete goers | Yoodward & an FRUIT CAKE | for C-h-r-i-s-t-m-a-s. Pearly Gems, reteset ble dich: ‘Thi sig a OTHERWISE PERFECT TEETH, teed honorable discharges. is. propo- . this year. It's eee Ririeieless bs: Bos so8 sition was received with marked distavor, Pay Hed ioe ri get etter cakes—nod feet cy not pomenset ty al. Bat, = ent leather, round, opera eas = and « motion was members more satistied | Holmes bake your * Summon, conse. toe, all widthe. ere $e the faction be expelled from the company. cakes. Holmes Fruit Cake te fomous for tis $o,cbisia thom, Gonesit as on ail de $5 and $6 8 pair. To chee out the entire Ml Don’t Put Off Securi At the request of Captain Horton, attorney Sa, Aone. o conte pound. a Fg Papermate pester ‘wane $2.65 e pellet svt now oxietn, tt ts stata thar the Hotmes’ Landover Mkt. 1st & E Sts. ah Sh. Fateiees Extenct- “peepee mae neta ets eae ete Eafe wo tcater fests pertect St guaramtces. CURE Sittings For Photos. bolters will be dishonorably discharged, and proc’ ‘Our engagement book hasn*t 4 reed, that the case will be taken into eourt. oe as will receive $6,200 as the |: many incaat deil-84 J, Jay Gould loft. Set Se re ees a at se 29 F Street NW. 5] sang gurus tor riven et ou ot pola art