Evening Star Newspaper, March 5, 1897, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR, FRIDAY, MARCH 45, 1897—16 PAGES. 7 — — = ee — —————— ——— Le Roi | 9 SPSEOSC ESS CC EON CC TUL CORT | OCCT TT eee OCOYy eee tere THIEVES WERE ACTIVE| THE BRITISH ARMY Est | } Vive le especie sos meer Eve: mT = OBTAINS COFFEE pinper FROM THE PLANTA- “Specialties as Advertise 6 : ; B Sats! fle a ee = a os | SOMMMOPPOW «— cere amy ty» ta) pena THE CATTLE FOUCHT! THE vicTonY wou! And now let us adapt ourselves to the new order of things, and with redoubled diligence proceed to BUSINESS! Every Suit and Overcoat an in- Souvenir prices prevail all over the 3 house. augural souvenir. THATS new spring eyles: : Men's Overcoats......-- -----$4.98 | Derbys, $2 kinds.............-98¢. $ Boys’ Overcoats.............-$2.98 | Fedoras, $2 kind é Mid Siig eee $3.98 | Men’s Furnishings — everything V | new. Boys’ Suit seseeee $2.00 | | Four-ply Linen Collars.......- ge. Re Men's Pantaloons...........- $1.50 | Four-ply Linen Cuffs. ........12¢. Boys’ Pantaloons..... $1.00! | Novelties in Neckwear, 50c. kind.25c. é ; : Silk Suspenders. ......-...----25¢- MGS ROIS ceecees tceerres cated Ok: bewildering maze of Silk Hand- Boys’ Reefers. eens -$1.48 | kerchiefs, Stockinette Goods, &c. Trunks, Sateuels and Valises. The newest and most complete stock in town. Please make a note of this, as our prices are baie below the average. VICTOR E. »APLER OUTFITTER TO MEN, ENTH ST. N. werrrereeeres ee pO Men’s Furnishings oa SEV peeeeerers Many things have been added to the already many things Things that are out of the ordinary— and that demand consideration. Tomorrow will find the coun- ters ladened with precious burdens. volved—and a lot of satisfaction to you. that are here for men. Shirts. lf you are looking for bar- gains vou will find the biggest of the season offered in these two lots of Shirts. 2%5 dozen Farcy Besom laundered Shirts. open front aud back. ‘The pat- terns are exceptionally eelect, the col- ors are positively fast. Each Shirt has a pair of reversible Mnk cuffs to match the bosom. The only sizes we heve—and there is the secret of the present prices—1, 14%. 16 and 1614. Regular price, Te.—Special price 39C. 35 doren Fancy Bosom Sbirts. bosoms are made of the very javner Percale f reversible | | Wade & Butcher Razors. Torrey Razor Strops. The best of have one pair aplece link cuffs to ma: These are new spring patterns w- are showing. Shirts open front and back, and have patent neck bands. Sizes 14 and 16 and none others. Regular price, $1.—Spectal price— 59c. Full Dress Sbirts, made of New York Mills muslin, with 1900 linen bosoms. ‘The way these Shirts are made is sufficient guarentee of satisf.iction. Slzes 14 to 16%. The actual value is more than the price— 59c. A lot of White Dress Shirts that are worth $1. Perfect fitting—fine pique bosoms, good quality muslin bedies— 79¢. The spring line goes on sale tomorrow morning. Mad- ras, Satine, fancy Silks and pure Pongee Silks. Specially do we the Madras. Th is usually $1.75. nt you to look at are the Kind that This season— $1.39. Established 1840. ‘Telephone 95. tice, Rha y Razors, Bay fan a ry Ston: all sizes: af Ri PAEMACY, 42 B. & 8. Clippers, ‘at lowest prices. borane Lenten weet ters and fish are much uscd, you need To-Ka- lon “Reisling or “Mauterne’ Wines | 5 to ald their diges- tion. Kelsling"’ or quart. Kalon kine & 6/4 /4™ ST-PHONE 998. Wines, 40° qt. Soet PERRY'S, een eeennn 4 927 929 =A PERRY’S. fae oe ee a Some loss to us is in- $ Underwear. Just suggestive—a point to Carnations 25°47 ‘Tulips, 25°- dz. he latest news from Seetiteteeteteeneets CENTER : + MARKET. } 3 The leaders in this big mar- £133 ket have made unusual prepara- 4 tions for tomorrow. You not % only get the best here at the LOWEST PRICE—but there is, such a great variety of all kinds of PURE FOOD from which to select. Violets 75°: hundred. 5 Roses 50° &75¢402.4 oSeedeotene sSeateeteote of Sot BS eeteteteteted Equallg low prices on Flowers and Ercens of all kinds at stands displaying Spring Lamb and Beef, Pork, Hams & Sausage. ‘The best of the above can alwi found at stands displaying the fag: falties as advertised.” Early Vegetables, Fruits and Fresh Poultry —New Asparagus, Cucumbers, Strawberries ~in fact, eversthing that's ‘seasonable—at lowest prlees—at stands digplaying flag— ‘Specialties ay advertised.’ Pure Butterine, ¢ 15c. to 20c. Ib. tra Dairy" and ‘Holstein’? brand: ways clean, pure and sweet-at ares ates playing flag. Fresh Bread & Rolls, Choice Cake & Pies. Everything the choicest—including Angel Food and Sunshine Cake—at stands display ing flag. Fresh Fish, Terrapin And Game of All Kinds —nowhere else can you get such variety at such low prices—ns at stands displaying Pickles, Canned Goods, Coffee, Tea and Spices —of best quality—at lowest prices. stands displaying flag—“Specialties as ad vertised. Best Creamery Butter, 27 to 30c. Ib. —also Fresh Eggs and Cheese at lowest rket prices—at stands displaying flag— “Specialties as advertised.” be Seateet °. eveerrreyy MAN Ana vero vue NE sir ‘(CENTER } MARKET, “On the Avenue’ seloohosgonfon bet. 7th and 9th sts. Sesteotee At Ses Yor +e remember when you are SON OE 3 ready—that we guarantee sat- , Lansburgh & Bro. isfaction. Three special lots 3] I i to study— ein 3 z Natural Gray Shirts and Drawere— + Showing your guests the sights *{ all sizes up to 44. Perfect fitting. ¢ Compare them with what are a dollar : | 2 1900 Linen Collars—all shapes. ‘ of the city bring them here. Our around town— 2 store counts among the sights t wae of Washington. iv} 79C. plece. 3 Some may want to take home Street be Silk Dresses or W: Taps, some 44 Natural Gray Shirts and Drawers, Gloves or Hosiery, some this iH made of carefully combel aed washed }4 and some that, some may only } Le cee eke a ees M4 wish to take home some slight H points. You have seen no better selling 4 souvenir of the occasion. We at $1.25 and $1.39. Our price— ‘ suggest these: ) $1 seh }{ Pin Tray, in white i ; }¢ metal or gilt with ot ha Se eG = 1} photos of White House, ! ccaastoae aT ea }4 Capitol or Public Lib- I and strong making commend tt to . eS aie ies . 25c. bicycle riders. Best wearing Under- bé a - Pr ‘ene tothe ere Se tees tSeiuema H Glass Paper Weights, 4 ee oe yg Square or round, with r $1: cach 4 photos of McKinley, rf spect M White House or Capitol. 25c. 3 Sang Bas_ Relief Photos ‘ Night Shirts. ; of McKinley and Ho- eI These grades here cover bart in French Gilt v1 more quality than the prices 4 frames: .oeca.s = aes 48.74 tell of at first thought. }4 Fine Photos of Pub- i iepanaatee: eke aaa ae ¢ lic Buildings, mounted j enough around for anybody. All #2 on gilt or silver trays. 4 ps ses \4 For ..48c., 75c. and 98c. 4 50c. ** Limoges Cups and } 3 3 a: Saucers, with views i ’ 4 =. {} of Washington burnt in, 4 "75 c. “and $ : i will not wash off...... 25. H : o 44 Sterling Silver Sou- 4 PR ae '{ venir Spoons, with 9 sacs, Tad"me Sag ff engravedin gold bowl. 25c. | ee ; Sterling Silver Sou- | 1 C. + tq venir Coffee Spoons, i —— y with views of Washing- =e | ton engraved in gold i Regulars. bowl .. 98c. K ‘ply Link Coffs. White Lawn Bows. Men's Silk Garters Boston Garters... LOWERED. en Coie ee pemtie AS you on ne following Japanese Pleas - terme—excelieat Santttiee? = Seren WERE. ‘Now. ¢9 by 12ft......$15.00 $10.00 59 by 12it.....- 13.50 8.00 (7- ft.6 in.by 10-ft.6in.12.00 7-50 in by o-ft....... 10.00 6.00 ‘The Co., s Houghton 1214 F St. OME “ In aren = 8. TH ap22-w,tam-ly, Sterling Silver Sou- venir Tea Spoons, with views of Washington handsomely engraved in Souvenir Plaques, with views of Washing- ton beautifully inlaid in a od $1.68 tt 4 1, ted “NINTH AND THE AVENUE.” M easels reste OBC. H y¢ .White Metal Souve- “ Soedoedondordondocdoogec pq nir Jewelry Cases, with " ri views of Washingtén 3 The Misery Of a a inlaid in-pearl......... bd Cold in the Head }{, McKinley Rolled K “ITY. Needn't be endured twenty-four hours Gold Pens, with pearl 4 You'll use our famous SPONGIA i handles .. 5c. 4 : 4 =I LANSBURGH | QBRO, + eet ith St. Soe SEE WY re yr ee ASPARAGUS TIPS, Domestic ASPARAGUS TIPS and rice Geass ASPARAGUS oe STALKS ~‘cclossal “NEW 7° -ARAGUS, ‘Imported ER. Pure and sweet. N. W. BURCHELL, 1325 F ed mb5-144 Last day of two very impor- tant sales Should be written 75¢. Waists for 39c.. That’s what thev are. And they are 39c. only because we took the maker's entire product. They’re Union made—and in “union there is strength.” One of the best makes of Waists in.the country —all mothers know that. You like the patent buttons and bands. You can’t help liking the patterns because they're sensible and dressy—specially woven—by the Union folks themselves — -perfect fitting. What more can a Waist have to be absolutely satisfactory? A last choice— 390° our Boys’ Clothing Departm every advantage we can com priced—things are going to Ladies’ Suit and Ladies’ man tailored Suits-- of them, in three styl folk jacket, ‘fly front aud made of Scotch Homespuns, In Navy Blte iid Bick of taney. Hrench | Boucles—and of smovth-tintkhed fabrics. | We assure re no better made sults any- ales ee in town at $15 5 Saks’ Saturday Pric * $Q-49 Spring Capes. Tan Kerseys—Stitched Welt Seams Silk and Military Braid trimmed latest style notch collur. We kmow: we ure selling them very low—at Saks’ Saturday Bice}. 53> 98 Spring Jackets. rt Cloth. made” with neat hort skirt: it for spring Wear; very latest Ristes ind guod enough to sel for $s Saks’ Saturday Price...... “Saks’ Corner.” | Rte inleleteetntetes 39¢. Shirt Waists.| Just a word or two of prophecy. what they will be this coming season. clothe the great majority—and that deserves the benefit of is noticeable in the incoming stock for spring. Accept the word for the deed—for our promises are never broken—and with more variety—better selected—better valued—and lower A day of great possibilities in our cials waiting yous coming tomorrow. Saks and Company, SosGoeforgordorgorgon sete eedede tne otetr dete tntetetetetptpteteteteteteotetee Harvest. Houses Entered and Robbed in Day- lMight—The Cases Reported and Some Arrests. for the boys. As was to be expected, thieves took ad- vantage of the situation in this city yes- terday, and during the evening and this morning quite a number of robberies were reported to the police. What is thought to have been an organized gang of house- breakers from New York operated actively in the northwest section between 11 o'clock in the morning and 3 o'clock in the after- noon, while the majority of the residents were down town, and quite a number of losses, resulted. The principal victim was Mr. James H. ~ Short Pants Specials. They are regular Saks Pants—so there is no further indorsemient of quality needed. Each grade represents the best he price— Eckles, controller of the currency. Mr. dha) ean be sold ae P Eckles’ residence, 1326 Ith street, was except at a sacrifice. Because perhaps the first place visited, entrance being secured through a basement door- way by means of a skeleton key. The crooks established headquarters in the bed room of Mrs. Eckles on the second ficor, and gathered in a costly gold watch, a gold bracelet, a necklace of pearls, four gold and one silver bracelet, a pair of large plain gold cuff buttons, a pearl set ring and other articles of value. The same it’s the last of the season we're sacrificing—but only for one day more. Mothers can't af- ford to overlook this oppor- tunity. : men, it is believed, next sauntered Into soc. Pants take “em for 38c. the residence of Mrs. Hopkins, 1420 20th D. : : ¢ | street, using again the basement door as 75c. Pants take “em for 50c. a means of ingress, working the lock with , a skeleton key. ‘Booty valued at more $1 SOO} Pants take cay for 65¢. than $200 was secured in an assortment of $1.25 Pants take “em for 8gc. jewelry, while $5 in cash also found its way into the wad of the crooks. Other homes throughout the northwest- ern section of the city were entered. and in" each case the thieves were rewarded for their efforts by securing small amounts. Mount Pleasant was also the scene of crooked operations. Thieves entered the hcuse of Mr. William H. Rhees in broad daylight and, after gaining entrance by breaking open a rear window, searched the place from garret to roof. They succeed- ed in gathering a fair assortment of val- uables, and were preparing to leave the place when Ottoway Brown, a watchman on the premises, stopped proceedings for awhile, aided by a promising-looking shot- gun, which he leveled at the heads of the light-fingered gentry. One, however, risk- ed a charge of buckshot, and, darting be- hind the house, managed to escape. Brown had the patrol wagon of the eighth pre- cinct summoned to the scene, and his pris- oner was soon in custody on his way to a cell. At the station house the man was at once recognized as Frank, alias Fatty, Moore, well known as an all-around rascal. Dr. Walter E. Reid was another victim of $1.50 Pants take °em for 98c. What the facilities in ent have been is no measure of We're called on to mand. Already the improvement hum here. Wrap Department. “crooks' holiday” and lost a valuable quan __ It isn’t a Saks-policy to make the profit as large as we can. Aty [ot erg. Saree ames tke We work the other way. If we make an advantageous pur- Sen ean aes eae = : 2 “ n this. mornir chase our patrons become instant partners with us in the ad- ote pocket. Numerous complaints vantage. reached headquarters ead of a a P “ eae 5 : & . redati f this crew. The most seriously These “flurries” Sometimes occur in the morning of the ceodehed sk Ss was John Redfield, a season”-—as now. As a consequence there is a batch of spe- resident of Woodbury, N. J. Mr. Redfield was the victim of the female crook, and lost a purse containing $5 in cash and a number of notes, invaluable to any one but himself. The local detective force, assisted by members of the detective forces of many prominent cities, spent yesterday circulat- Spring Skirts. 100 Skirts—right out of the maker's hands Black faney figured wool effects; percaline Lined, "velvet bound—perfect in; ed eC] - ~ among the crowds with an eye peel fo for the “genus crook,” and their vigilance 58 : $] -50 was rewarded by a number of arrests, in Saks’ Saturday Price... many instances, however, upon suspicion —-—- only. Chris Meyer well known ta Ba‘ ie W: pe more police circles, was recognized on the rappers. avenue by Detectives Hussey and Ward of Just a handful—25 styles—new patterus—There are several grades—but we have made them into two divistons— 78°: and O8<- Ladies’ Collars. By the Kind soa way 15e. SieTon orrow —and: Hew. icolors—new that city, and Detective Hartigan of the sixth made the arrest. Meyer was acting in a suspicious manner. Edward Cooper and Henry Cranford, both colored, were also among the arrests; Cooper on account of the bad reputation’ which marks his previous carcer and Cranford for attempted larceny, for which he received six months in jail. John Rupp and C. W. Welling were also acting strangely among tne crowds, and were put out of temptation’s each 7o-=-4 for 25°: way by Detectives Carter of this city, Knox of Poston, Walsh of St. Louis and ——— Weber of Chicago. Ladies’ Belts. John DeShields, colored. was seen in an ep Sa ee oe Bee attempt to work the crowd on the avenue yesterday and Detective Proctor and Po- licsman Herbert locked him up. Eli Moore, William Acton and Frank Jackson, colored men, were locked up during the afternoon on suspicion. These were also elbowing through the parade viewers in suspicious style, so Detective Proctor thought, and he locked them up. ‘Annie Wentworth and her partner, Joseph Reynolds, both of whom are known to Bos- ton detectives for crookedness, were found yesterday at the corner of 6th and the ave- nue and were locked up. The couple were dressed in the height of style and would have passed muster anywhere for sterling integrity and honesty. Mrs. Lawrence Mc- qualities—Tomerrow 12146. Pa. Ave. and 7th St. a Eiphonzo Youngs Co. We unhesitatingly pronounce D: Welsh’s grape juice the finest that made. fermented. sirable for sacramental uses. trade supplied, at }4] prices. Look to us when vou want lurch goods of a1 sort. Largest variety in ci Elphonzo Youngs Co:, Wholesale and Retail Grocers, 428 oth St, bet. D and E. ’Phone 58. It is absolutely pure and un- It has the color of the underskin of the grape and the aroma and flavor of the grape itself. It is efficacious in cases of sickness— especially in fever, and it is very de- Whole manufacturer's Kie reported yesterday at headquarters that her pocket had been picked while watching the parade. The purse secured by the thief contained $0 and a return railroad ticket to Greenville, 8. C. Eldred G. Davis, collector for the Dis- trict of Columbia, who lives at 2211 R street northwest, reported to the police yesterday that thieves entered his home during the absence of the family and se- Cured $100 in valuable jewelry. Lost people also bothered the police yesterday, an several anxious inquirers found their w: to headquarters to leave descriptions of Our Saturday “Specials.” | “BOCK” and SHWEIZER LIVER Wt RST. Both rich and delicious. Freshly prepared for to- morrow. ee Leaf LARD-of our own render- Home-cured HAMS and BACON. FRESH PORK. “AN Mods of SAUSAGE. i is BRAUN- a D st. s.. | missing friends. Archie Hill, colored, of N. Auth, # S00 Cotter Mkt:' [1722 14th street_northwest, aged seventy 9 Gro st. Mkt years, and Walter Wainright, a fourteen- mb5-f,m&w-20 ec Our Phosphatic } Emulsion —of Norwegian Cod Liver Oil is entirely free from the dis- agreeable odor and taste of the pure oil. Pleasant and palatable. 75c. pint. year-old boy, who is visiting at 927 I street, were still missing this morning, while a dozen others whom the police were asked to look out for were found and returned safely to friends. All in all, however, the amount of crime and number of arrests have fallen below police expectations, and in comparison with the size of the crowd, and the Inadequate police protection in uptown districts dur- ing the progress of the parade, the day passed quietly indeed. ny ; 3 3 ———_ THE WORLD OF SOCIETY. Personal Mention of Home Folks and Their Guests. “Bargain” TABLES Of Silverware. Closing out all Silver Ware and “Novelty’” Silver Goods at cost and, Jess than cost. We hove filled three tables wiih these silver goods at the following ridiculously low prices. $1.50, $2; $2.50. Silver articles worth from $2.50 to $8 on these tables. Jacobs ; Bros., Gace ae eS ( Gen. and Mrs. Mocre have as their guests their Gaughter, Mrs. Thompson, Capt. W. WwW. Thompson, 79 3 | A. Thompson ana Capt. S. P. Jocelyn. S. PHARMACIST, 15th§ Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Lawler of Baltimore are in the city visiting Dr. and Mrs. Mosby Soscecesoceseeseeecessesss$ Baldwin of 1002 Rhode Island avenue. OAs 1 Mr. and Mrs. George P.Morgan and son ‘After The of Lansdowne, Pa., are visiting Mr. and Mre. P. W. Gibboa. Mrs. Julia Angell and granddaughter of Chicago sre visiting relatives here for a few weeks. Mrs. F. G. Reinhold of Philadelphia is the guest of Mrs. Robins, 1700 13th street. Miss Edith Will of Baltimore and Misses Evelyn and Ida Murray of The Plains, Va., are the guests of Miss Mary Yates, 2611 P street. Mrs. J. H. Bryant, Miss Rryant and Mrs. Ella Grills held their last reception of the season March 1. Mr. and Mrs. D. Parker, Miss Parker and Miss Burrell of Brooklyn are here for a trief stay at 913 N street. Miss Bella Steinhardt of Newark, N. J. is visiting her cousin, Miss Steinhardt, 712 Sth street, where she will be pleased to see her friends Sunday evening, from 7 to 10. Miss Minnie Pimes, Baltimore, is with her Ball Is Over’ —let us take your photos in your Inaugural Ball Gown. ‘Trust us to make WIN show off its richness a. We'll make them perfect Ukenesses of you— +E rorder eee TINTS" ee = * + daintiest. W. H. Stalee, 1107 F'St. Successor to M. B. BRADY, mh5-164 errr See ‘Loeffler’ s Hams Breakfast Bacon. Young, tender, horce dressed pork—mild cured, ‘sweet abd delicious, Swvall bone. USAGE — fresh — tomor- rdays are the only days we have “at all our stands. plantations In Java, and the term is fa Mr. “Old Gor't Java™” willar to all. M. Hanney now manager of the Erocery @epartment of the great house of & Co., Chicago, was located In Ja years, porchasin for Her 3 and hits nbility of the quality Of coffee will hanlly be questioned Experts of Tea, Coffee, Tubaceo and Whiskey net always free usem of the article they Jodce keenly of. Indeed, the reverse is frequently In Mr. and fiavor Hanney's family, Postam, the coffee made by the Dostum Cereal Rattle Creek, Mic The immediate « ble in digesting and whieh fits the coffe pure end nourishing introda. own family with the result that which were directly attributable to coffee driuking, have materially disapp of food and drink means gout Wodies, clear minds and the ability to push to the front and make a success of life, while those who Insist upon using such dictary articles as they kuow check digestion and impal> Ue WIM lag in the race for prosperity, 7 the survival of the fittest is plainly “Just as good’ ax Postum Cereal are to defraud wonts used TO KEEP OUT BUGS. The national convention of state hor: tural societies met today in the red par’ of the Ebbitt House. The for th meeting issued by the Ohio State Hor- ticultural Society, and as a result fifiy Jele- gates, representing nearly all the states, were in attendance today. The purpose of the convention is to consider and recom- mend the most appropriate federal and state legislation for preventing the intro- duction or diffusion of noxious insects fungi in the United States. At the ses: today officers were mas follows: President, E. H. Cushman, president of the Ohio Horticultural Society; vice pres J. H. Hale, president of the Conne Pomologicai Webb, Dover, Del; sistant Secretar: M. C. Danteis, apers we read by Prof. the Agricultural Department tion will remain in session s Prof. Ward of The «on The cruiser folk from Port Ro; has gone from Key The Katahdin is at Tompkinsville. monitor Puritan has sailed from Char! for New York. MARRIED. GETZ KATTELMANN. On Wednesday evening, March 7, at Mook, Mr. M. BANGS. Su 1:30 a.m, northwest, PRY BANGS, wife of Jaimes C. Bangs, 4 seventy-second year, CHAPMAN. March 2. 1 a.m., at be 106 16th etree Wife of Thos, I man. Funeral from St. Matthew's Church, Saturday, March 6, at 9 a.m, Friends of the family tu- vited to attend. . On Wednesday .. WILLIAM W. vited to attend DANT. On, March 2, 1807, in Philadelphia, Pa., A Will be buried March 6. a1 o'clock, from West's at ablishment. 447 Ridge street, tery. Friends are invited ECKERT. On Thursday, March 4, 1807, m., EDW. JOSEPH, beloved son of ‘irs J. F. ert. aged four yeurs, months and eleven days, of pneumonia, Notice of funeral hereafter. HUNT. On Wednesda idence of her daug 16th street, LOLISA Dt Morris the bout 6. USOT, at 104 ve, 145 T street northwest, NNING, wife of A Man: ray at 4 p.m. Inter- dents on Thu NA wiem mass at Church of Holy Nan 30. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited ‘to attend. MOORE. Suddenly, t 2:20 a.m. March 1344 Rhode Island MUORE, beloved MORGAN. On Thursday, March 4, 1897. L.. MORGAN. beloved husband’ of Morgan, aged forty-four years. Funeral from the residence of is mothe street Southeast, on Saturday, March 6, at ‘m. On Wednesday, March 3, 1807, 4 short but painfal ‘lines, beloved daughter of Danie Bridget O'Connor, aged two years, two mor and three days. Little Margaret was our darling. Pride of all our hearts at home, But an angel came and whispered, a Margaret, do come home. at MAK residence, 1246 36th street, ‘urday, ‘March 6, at 3:30 o'clock. | Prieads relatives are respectfully invited to attend. RITTERHOUSE. ‘The remains of the late MARY RITTERHOUSE will be taken from the vault at Mount Olivet cemetery and interred at 2 o'clock on Saturday, 6, 1897. = is, on Wednesday, March 3, fa. JOHN SCANLAN, beloved dget Scanlan, native of ty Limerick, Ireland. Foneral wili take place fcom his late residence, 2420 I atrect, co Naturday. March 6. ats thence to St. St Frauen mass will be said for the repose of bh latives and friends respectfully 4 Wited to attend. (Chicago papers pleass copy.) THAYER. At her residence in Boston, March 4, 1407, “after a long iiness, CORNELIA, widow whe from pal and and relatives in at vited to attead. im Memoriam. In remembrance of CHAS, BURNETT, died four years ago today, March 5, 1833. God in His wisdom has recalled ‘The boon Bile love had given: And \ the body slumbers there The safe bd BY HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN STEVENSON. In loving remembrance of my dear father, Rev. ALFERD STEVENSON, who died one year ago yesterday, Mareh 4, 1806. Gone, vat, not forgotten. By his ‘daughte: MARIA STEVENSON DOUGLAS Greater Market. mb5-f,m&w-20 See Spring Lamb; ~~ 640 Center Market. sister, Mrs. Jos. Jaccbi, No. 224 F street, sis.6a0 ae Market! y. z eee 2 A. Loeffler, gost son a tew coat GREEN PEAS &‘FRESH MINT: Pretty hard to tthink t# a disb more nloyable than SPRING. LAMB si/ved N PEAS s. ways tender and jul [=4 We every, substantial and delicacy’ in senson, Lats of new Prults and Vegetables in, Cottage Mee 14th Si mb5-f,n&w-20- NAN We cacies, groceries and wires, °° 9 count with vs! My Sausage 1S THE MOST DELICIOUS # ‘that choice, home-dxcssod meats dnd pure spices cau make. I prepare and season every pound of it myself. It must be very good-- Detter than any. cther—or so many folks Would not buy ft in preference to all others. RAMMLING, _, ¢ © * import it direct.. Only $1 qt. C. 312 Pa. ave. n.w. Wh5-f,m&w-18 NewResidents * °° —of Washington are invited to inspcet our choice stock of groceries and wines. should like you to make our store your headquarters for your table deli- Courteous: * ¢* © clerks—prompt deliveries. Place your ac- Imported Oliye Oil, $f. qt. Our Olive Oil is made from best select- **** ed olives—and $s absolutely- pure. We 9 N.Y.av. Miss Ella C. Driver of Hagerstown, Md., is the guest of Miss Graham, 1103 South Carolina aveenue. ‘The Misses Hawkes, accompanied by Mrs. Arving Neuscheler, prominent young ladies in Prospect place society, Brooklyn, N. Y., are at the Arlington for inauguration week. A pleasant gathering assembled at 316 Sth street Tuesday evening. Among those present were the Misses Limerick, Buckley, Dune, Lipscomb, Lamb, Hermann, Miller, Handy, Ingle, A. Downey, Donohue, Petty, Wister, Wenger, McDermott, Ryan, erick, Pywell, Callin, Johnson, Moritz, i Carter’s Little Liver Pills. SICK HEADACHE Persif, Ford, Thomas, Waldron and Fay, eg og Fy —. a — LITTLE PILLS. and Messrs. Long, Fogle, Handy, Miller, a KJ aaere = coos erty Bating? A per: Mitchell, McCarthy, Lynch, Lockwood. Henge Ly REY a & sem, Bad Taste in the Mou! cI =. Convention Called Of. The first national convention of the Re- publican Clubs-of the United States, which ‘was to have been called to order in G. A. R. today at noon, did not materialize, the existence of an or- SS eee Small Pills. Small Dose. Small Price.