Evening Star Newspaper, April 7, 1897, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 1897-14 PAGES, HHOLESALE | RETAIL. offeret such bargains grocery business. ns ere taking advantage extmorlinary borgtins we voxe who buy in quantities of s. Tepeund I en Wis, bal #10- ib. lots Arbuckle’s $ gand Lever= Cc. = _ing’s ¢ Coffee, = = $ $ never before Soe We eave teat karte und ents pack: 35 DOZ. EGGS, 48° ¢ Freshest ¢ “dl, at 1 wound lots a 2% sefeot var-by of a) Sy a Q 2 & me an 3 rN) ey ani eson » pound Tomorrow with o catitied to & ibe. of 50-cent Tea you st Gramuiated 5 Star Soap, 2!4c es of either above soaps 246. Bx.ScotchHerring,20 Navy, —s 2c rans at “halt Large Grain Rice, 5¥4c Best Large Grain Head Rice towor- val Sugmr-cure Smokeul Shout- eens $7 -00 Sugar, ds of Best Granulated Sugar to- ot $1.00 fost Peaches, 9c. Best Ginger Snaps, 210 lbs. Snaps, 34° pone Baked Beans, 7c. So coms Boston Baked Beans for 28e. $20c. Cans Soup, 10c. } caicken, Tomato, and general assert large cans of Soup. 10 ets. can; 5 3 Ibs. — 88°, is best Granulated Sugar free with 3-pound purchase of Java and fee tomorrow. : Monin ¢ Sardines, 3i40c. Sardines tomorrow for fe boxes for Rolled Oats, ZI Best Rolled Oats tomorrow for ys 10 lbs. for We +Potted Ham, 4726. *Potted Tongue, 4!4c. #Stick Candy, 5c. $5 Ibs. Lard, 30c. #Nic Nac Crackers, fengengoatentoetreseetententonten Seager Fruit Crackers, 10c.3 Bottles Catsup, Catsup and Ammonia are the vsaal 10-cent size elsewhere. . LAarg 25¢. Brooms, 10c.3 Bxs. Ball Blue, Ac will sell 1, 10-cent_ size, aaa 5 cents « Butt terine c in five- pound Ib. quanti- 4: ties = seofectecgenten ten es feafontongeeter The best Tutt in S-pound lots fo: by the pouad, cents. z <é = = 3 $ $ California Evaporated Peaches at Oy ‘Best Raisins, 6c. sell 1.800 pounds of ed Raisins at 6 cents, plump, ian iFlour,30c. sk. jest Family Flour, by the barrel, $4 Table Oil, 8c. Our special cale price on art Oi” and OW for solad, &e., 8 ets. bott ‘CornStarch4¢ 10 pee for 37 cents. Seetrateeteetes Pete Gee: Johnston’s, 729 7th St. ‘-GROCERI ea sees etettetotoindotng sSehendontontentengee So ete ef WITH TEA. : n Seodeeseasenteeseezeageate Set ; ny a a me 4 el J Fi 5 § ededetogpatotepedete Shoulders, oly : Moe ayer: sennulntetedetedetetetntetedetet eeweene z sntodndatedbaaetceatebababataadetatnedi Xe) tededecey edeegetageeded petted od Society Wafers,8c3 papers Bots. Ammonia4% AS :Evap. Apples5“Ib¢ radredoedeedeateateateagey indling Wood Wcs 14 cents Peaches, 64% | i The Busy: Corner; 8th and Market Space. S. Kann, Sons & Co. Our 2d Grand Rebuilding Sale fs a continued chapter of actual facts and a galore of daily bargains. Tomorrow= 80-inch _ SIL Rate * BAc, a yd. Tomorrow-== 1214c. BUFFALO SHAM HOLDERS. NESE GOLD CLOTH Be, Cc coseriss DVDECe Tomorrow-= NEW JAP. DRAPERY Tomorro borT BEST GRADB ML CLOTH, Tomorrow== vo ‘TON VELVET AND LARGEST SIZES. To E STA -49¢. UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT-3D FLOOR. Tomorrow== ; " 1214. ee SWISS ORGANDY, M. nox = D5c. Tomorrow== TION DRESSES FINE SHEER PLAIN COLORED OR- GANDIES IN ALL SHADES........... : Tomorrow-- Elgin Butter, 28c.$|% Borax Soap, 214% cf é “+ | Tomorrow: :Large Prunes, 5% +Large Cans Peaches,9cz | Tomorrow CHORE Wibtt, FOR Co! FINE DOTTED MU: LARGE VARIETY 0} FINE AND 1214c. PERSIAN LAWN: SHEER. Tomorrow= INDIA LAWNS. 2.222.025, 5 & ol4Ac. —— NDIA EAN done HDREN'S DIFFE! 5c. 10¢c. 12!4c. 15c. 4 | Tomorrow- PIQUE SSORTED PATTERNS Tomorrow: PINE DIMITIES IN NARROW CHECKS AND SMALL PLAIDS PACE STI SORTED ENT—1ST VERBERG ANNEX. Tomorrow-=- ‘H_ FINE GRADE CHIFFON, ALL COLOR WHITE AND BLACK Tomorrow-== NCH MOUSLINE DE SOIE IN OK, WHITE, AND ALL COLURS. 69c. $1.39 39¢. *TED EMBROIDER- AND MOUSLINE Tomorrow-== ‘H GOLD AND SILVER TE BLED GAUZE IN ALL COLORS. Tomorrow-- 461NCH STRIPE SILK ALL THE NEW SITADES. GAUZE Tomorrow PL yp IST FLUOR_V! G DEPT. Tomorrow-- CAMBRIC EMBROIDERED BOLEROS, 59, 75 & 98c. Tomorrow-=- FINE CAMBRIC EMBROIDERED YOKES, 59c., 75c. & $1. Tomorrow--= CAMBRIC EMBROIDERED FRONTS, L. LECTION, 69c., 75c. & $1 25. Tomorrow-= FANCY EMERO} BERTHAS, IN A LAR ECTION STYLES. 98c., $1.19, $1.39. Fine Ruchings, in all the newest effects, including solid black and second mourning. 25, 50 & 75c. IST FLOUR—-NECKWEAR DEPT. Tomorrow- ‘orn MS, ALA Tomorrow- S\PEACHED “COLLARS ALE, 39¢, Tomachen MEN’: PERCALE AUNDERED, SIX PL BODIES All mail dees receive prompt attention. Leneeoneconteeeeoretsnees 5. Kana, Sons. &j 0., ‘STH & MARKET SPAGE |: | | POTTERY, PORCELAL t a 4 The best at the lowest price at Beveridge’s. ‘Gifts for Easter. * — Those looking for rich * as well as inexpensive * articles appropriate for * Easter offerings, — will * find in our stock of * Rich Cut Glass—Cut * Glass, sterling silver * * * * * mounted—Silver Ware —French China—Vene- tian and Austrian Ware —inany desirable pieces to choose from—at all” * prices. A few hints: RICH COT GLASS PUNCH BOWLS. (@lain aud sterling silver mounted.) CUT, Gass AND SILVER BON-BON He He HH HHH He HH HOH HHH HH HH HH HH CUT, GLASS AND SILVER LEMONADE PITCHERS. VENETIAN VASi w. Beveridge, 1215 F St. & 1214 G St. #LASSWARE, ETC $1.19: | Lansburgh & Bro. Everything i This Season Is Silk. : Silk for Dresses. Siik for Waists. Silk for Skirts Silk for Trimming. Silk for Fronts. Silk for Lining. And where could you get the ! stock to select from that you do here? We carry three | times the stock of most | stores. Have a__ perfect | light, plenty of room, wide = aisles, courteous and experi- ‘| enced salesmen to do your bidding. Our prices are the 5 t that good, reliable | |, Silks can be sold fo We | don't carry trashy Iks— never did—never will. 50" ¥-. 5Qe Yv. 59° YP. 69": YD. 75 YD. 89° YD. $1.00 yd. $1.00 yd. $1.25 yd. * $1.25 yd. Embroidered Mousselaine de Hin, Black Werth $1. Fancy Silks for cress Figured all silk. Peau de = Moir Antique 24-in. Black Sole. all silk, ity 22-4tn. Black Soie, white embroidered in colors, black embroidered in colors. From $1.50 to $3.50 yd. Black Etamines and E Brocade Brilliantines. These are the two stylish dress fabrics for this spring. | We have an unlimited assort- || ment of both these goods. i 38-in. Black Brocade a | Mohair Etamine. 25¢. yd. 38-in. Black All-wool | Etamine, Open — Star ane weave .. 50c. yd. 40-In. Bh Broc Etumine—Inrge ‘; ig fgares 2 750. yd. 45-in. Mohair i Etamine we $1.00 yd. 50-in. Black All-wool Canvas Etumine, plain 4-10, Black, All- Etamine, very fine qual- ity .. en $1.40 yd. 424n. Black Brocade Moha'r Brilliantine, high luster 50c. yd. \ 45-in. Blac jg} Motatr, small 3 2 fisur 75¢. yd. 46-in. Black Mohair Brijliantine end Plain Sieflian = 75¢. yd. n. Mohair Brilllaniine, very high = $1.00 yd. i Mohair Brilliantine, very fine equal to silk tn finish and luster........ $1.25 yd. BURGH . BRO, i 420-422-424-426 7th St. AN dl TT {it’s No Trouble“ To Decide Which n you're to choose between LOEV- FLEI'g SAUSAGE nad ony other. Every- body knews about er's. Knows here's Bo athes sausage ade that has Loofler's rich, delicious’ te - ‘ Gnd Beeakfant ‘Bacon, Lara, ata aa eR Ps 3 G40 Center Mark: ‘A., Loeffler, ah Ste market, $ api-w,t.m,20 catern Market. Lovely New Silk Waists Smart Spring Mer Ladies’, Men's McKnew’s Daily Letter Established 1862, 46 Joh SUES SUITS. * ait HE EASTER RUSH FoR sr l begun. Many ladies who holding off thus far, undec whether to buy the. mt make their own suits or to purchase our ready-made sults, have Began making their decisions — in our favor.) * No’ suit Wearer, no matter bow good a shopper sshe the linings is, can buy the dress goods, and trimmings alone for the p for the completed suit. No. ordinary an -glve your garments that wing and elegant stylighness which are characteristic of all of our tailor-made costumes. If you have not alréady seen our superb stock of Spring Suits a v fifteen minutes here will convince you that it is wasteful extravagance to try to make your own suits in the face of such extraordinarily low prices. To iMlustrat Very fetching Combination Suits, with Eton jacket, elaborately braid trimmed and lined with good quality silk. Jackets in plain brown and green, and skirts to mateh in a rongh novelty brown mixture and green mixture. Such a suit would cost you fully $f8 to mak a Hae Hees any pace $13.50 A very rich line of costumes made from ty cheviots, have fly-front reefer, and are lined throughout with best quality silk. Our wae $18.50 ouly wing a line of Costumes which in fit and finist wil compare very favorably with the finest imported cretiona, in a tan silk and wool covert cloth has fly-front reefer ja nd is Lined throughout with best Another style has fly-front Mned with good quality sik. “Skirt nv fine cov grty and blue mixed effe: the new Yale and plum. Handsome Ladies’ Cloth new postman blue. plum Jacket and skirt very with Brandenburg mili lined with finest quality silk,“ with best quality perc: line. One richest and h: mest creations ever hibited int pri Our Silk Skirt Leader —1s a handsome line of Troe: Sitks, in rich new patterns, ele and velvet Lound, — perfe Here only ad Taffeta ined "$8 The line of Silk Dress Waists and Waists for the new season are the love ‘There is so mu terns and ci for the styles are much becoming to the majority than the old We have reliable qualities from Here is one of our lish F silk Diagonal Cloth fer a Hinthe all sill lit General D.C. nderwear, bettey q men and children, Wm. H. NeKnew, and Children's Furplshins 933 Pa. Ave. It mefe ae ef 08 sed vetoal a Seton reSeefenteeseasea seers sees et vst 9 sSreoay Sree et 3 = eos 09 9 afoot ot ot oe alee sefony Sos ates . Sot a So sete Soafoatesfeat Soetoro tectetontetetece zWe’re always on jthe alert to capture the best the market affords—in values and prices —for you. This last hunt has brought you opportunities that are without parallel in housefurnishing history. It isn’t so much that the prices are uncommonly low— but that the qualities ARE UNCOMMONLY LARGE that entitles this special. sale to your immediate and undi- vided attention. Cash or Credit. Solid Oak Side eld plate micr Solid Onk Extension 7: Mahogany-finished Fran overed with Amer- > sof All-wool Ans—Just for mits. excell quality Straw Mutting—by' the roll. ‘10¢. 56-plece Decorated Tea 10-plece Decorated Toilet 112-piece Decorated Dinuer Sets. . $8.47 Fancy Parlor Tables... Bed with G-drawer Oak Chiffoniers. Sold Oak Chamber Sets. We have undoubted) makes of Refrize brated the country over for their sterling surprise merit. We will you at the prices we are offering them for. $ If you want a Brass or Iron Bed, see us—wWe will show you a Tne tlm€ cannot be surpassed—and at prices. etiat jwill appeal to” your economical, sengy- of what is fair Now is the best buy to save © money. eae HOUSE & HERRMANN LIBERAL FURNISHERS,. ac Cor. 7th and I Streets. Joshoateeontoct a Seatee Sostostontent sesgetontortetee totet nH ny Seofon % es Seatest toates$ Lounges, weven-wire 4 bottom and Brussels top. . $087 $ nd to se “If they’re Righ’s, shoes they’ re proper.” Ten two Po. SS rt: t A special shipment’ 6f ladies” button and lace black kid shoes, in all the new shapes—which we intended to sell for $3—will, go. on sale tomorrow at $28 each. ASPARAGUS. AU kinds—stai tips—imported aol doueetic: Asparagus Statue ‘Tips imported from’ Germany sey Asparagus, colossal tender—Large ‘White As; fender Asparagus ‘Tips. {sand | ass Jars. Prices are not Pa aang a Ww. DUNCHEEA:” 1555: ¥ STREET, apT-1éd fe &8 There is one laundry here in Washington whose admira- ble work has unquestionably made it the finest establish- ment of its kind in exist- ence. Its circle of patrons is constantly wid- ening--new cus- tomers are add- ed daily, while the old ones are drawn still closer. When you send your © linen there no- © tice how much cleaner and whiter it looks-- and how much better it wears than you have yer known be- fore: Let your bundle come to- morrow. SOCOSSSQOGSSSSC S000 00560000906 0000600000000000 , } THE YALE, 518 roth St., 1104 14th St. *Phone rog2. them 0 bo ut ap—of PURD arucs Arlington Drug Store, Cor. Vt Ave. QoS ase : s “Kirsch” ; 1 the: way of Sream. “Tt is - most popular of all our Fi -—— Crenms. TT Our STRAWRERRY CRE. 'PUSSELL’S, | EW YORK AVENUE. Olive Oil ie $1 bot. s Imported outs. ‘The os which this Ol Olive Olt « from n ing country. Olive OF is put up in handsc $1 per bottle, EAM the Sarly reg and Frults, sc Cottage Market, 818 14th th se) CPESCSS OS: eeeeors * : Our Olive Oil 3 Sa * Comes direct from Lucca, > 4 * Italy. The finest in the § z * * world. Unequaled for salads : 3 * * and fancy dishes. $1 for $ * * quart bottles. : ;W- Thompson, 793 3 3S. PHARMACIST, 15th$ BOREL SOF OE LIVE CROOOEENS Painless Extracting, 50c. THE TOOTH, * WHEN PERFECTED IN GROWTH, Is the hardest structure of the body. Composed of pulp, dentine, enamel + and cement. How quickly does it de- compose, however, under the baneful decay! Liberal use of quill pick and brush, with a visit now and then to a competent dentist, means lovely teeth. eo Dental Parlors, ( 1309 F et. n.w. apT-24d SS ima SE ee Te Td Insist on having it. = White Clover is the only igenuine Elgin Butter sold in Washington! apT-20d Jin. M. Kingsley, Agent, 1200 1 st. Tel. 1076 z : ham's Remedy and per- 03 15th ot, Write G Graham Co., % e Grover Graham Cons N_Y., for pamphlet. jason = ner" THE. WORLD OF SOCIETY The Dunn-Richmond Wedding Tomor- Tow. Cards Are Necessary to Witness the Event at the New York Avenue Charch—Personal Noten, A notable wedding will take place tomor- row at noon at the New York Avenue Church. Miss May Morrill Dunn and Mr. Stacey Courtiss Richmond of New York will be married by Rév. Dr. Radcliffe. The brice Is the daughter of Mrs. William Mc- Keé Dunn, jr., and grancdaughter of Mrs. Gen. Dunn, at whose home, 25 Lanier place, a wedding breakfast for intimate friends will follow the ceremony. The bride will be attended by Miss Chapman of Chicago, maid of honor; Mi&s Foster of New York and Miss Richmond of East Hampton, Mass., bridesmaids. Mr. William Adams of New York will be best man and Mr. George Dunn and Mr. Lanier McKee of this city and Messrs. James Parker, Geo. Blagdon, Edwin S. Buckley and Frank E. Plummer of New York will be the ushers. Admittazce to the church will be by card. A number of New York and Massachusetts relatives and friends are here for the cer- emony. The couple will make their future home in New York city Mr. and Mrs. Leiter and the Lelter will soon sail for Euror be in time to witness the queen's diamond jubilee festivities. The Misses Leiter will be presented at court this spring. Little Miss ladys Constance Hinckley. javghter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hine! kley, barked her sixth birthday by a gatherin of young friends yesterday. Games refreshments were the afte: ments. The little ones pre stance and ( campbell Mary McK r, Henry and Dovel Goldsborough, Robert McCauley, Gecrge Appleby. A euchre party was’s Mr. and Mrs. Cha 1 Misses so as to “Wilham y Chew, and ght by Sn es were captured by Mr. and Mrs Fred. Miller and the consolation pri Mr. B. B. Saxton and tian. Those present were Mr. Mr, and Mrs. J. S. Redman, Mr. a Wm. Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Mra and Mrs. B. B. Saxton, Mr. and Mr: N. Saxton, Misses Ella and Emma Seba n, Olive |W. Minnie Redman s. Jacobs and Rea. After the game re ser Miss Mary L. Theeker, daughter of the late Judge T. C. Theaxer, with a party from New Bedford, Mass., is at Willard’ Mrs. Hatch, wife of the Hawaiian mi has gone to California. Sh: to leave town without returnim: , on account of ill-health, having ll winter from a severe attac which was at times very seriou: The engagement of Mr. Harry King and Miss Fannie Spandan of this city has been announced. Mrs. Wilton G ister, Shock and Miss Shock will not be at home temorrow. Miss Bella Steinhardt, prior to leaving pturned to nm, Miss ‘cet. At lock. with her Judd of ing from & to 11 o' Mrs. Geo. F. J. Colburn, wh i, Dr. Colburn, and Mrs. mite: e was cre mated on the | M H. T. Guss and isrooks e to Atlantic Ct ent, after a severe Miss Maybelle Mrs. and last of the luncheons for this, se series of Quodiibet son will be held at the of Mrs. E. A Graves, & Massachusetts avenue, Friday next. A dinner was given by Mr. and Mrs. A. Demonet last Sunday evening, in honor of the christening of their daughter. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. orge Rife, Mr. and Mrs. Barly Walsh. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Oehm of Baltimore, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Walker, Mr. and M J. A. Bokel, Mr. L. Gallagher of Baltimore county, Mr. and Mrs. Ellinger, Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Demonet, Mrs. Demonei and Miss Marie Demonet. BY . Adele Fassett will leave Friday for a visit to Mrs. Clara Erskine Clement of Boston. Mrs. Fassett will make a stay ot and in New York on her some time there, return trip. 5 Mr. Charles F. L. Franz and Miss Car- reliynne Lavinia Beall were married yes- terday at Benning, the Rev. Mr. Mayo of- ficiating. The bride was attired in white silk, trim- med with lace and satin ribbons. The veil was held in place by a spray of orange blossoms. She carried a bouquet of Mare- chal Niel roses, tie? with white satin rib- Lon. There were four bridesmaids, Miss Fannie Leapley, in blue silk; Miss Mary E. Siack, in white silk; Miss Nettie Franz, in cream brocaded silk, with pearl passe- menterie, and Miss Blanche Snel brocade satin and pearl passementerie. The litue flower girls were Hilda Hayes and Emily Browne. The former was dress- ed in baby blue silk and carried a basket of loose flowers, and the latter in violet crepen, satin riobons, cream silk lace and and around her neck a strand of worn by her grandmother, the of the groom, on her wedding day The ushers were Messrs. W. H. Hitchcock, G. H. Hailman, Harvey Phillips and E. H. Duke. After the ceremony the bridal couple held a reception at the house of the bride's parents. There were a number of pretty and useful presents. —_ SOCIETY ENJOYING SPORT. A Fashionable Attendance at Races at Fort Myer. There was a line of carriages which took cn almost the proportions of a procession going across the Aqueduct bridge between ) and 2:30 o'clock today, and their oc- cupants comprised the representatives of the fasbion and society of the national capital. Many of the vehicles stopped at the links of the Washington Golf Club, where the open tournament of the cup of 1897 is in progress, but the majority went further to Fort Myer, where the field sports were to be held under the auspices of the cfficers stationed there. There are five events on the program,. beginning with a half-mile steeplechase, in which army officers, members of ‘the Chevy Chase Club and some Warrenton fox hunters are en- tered, numbering in all sixteen entries. There will be two other jumping events ever the same course, and two flat races, as well as jumping contests for ponies and kunters. The steeplechasc was run at 3 o'clock. The judges are Capt. Michler of the 5th Cavalry, Mr. Robert Holloway and Dr. French. the ——_——_ Washington Architectural Club. “The architects of the Italian Renais- sance” was the title of a carefully prepared paper read’by Mr. W. J. Marsh before the Architectural Club last evening. About fifty photographs of the most noted exam- ples of Italian-arehitecture of the fifteenth and, sixteenth centuries covered the walls of the club room and illustrated the speak- er’s: remarks. After tendering a vote of thanks to Mr. Marsh the club-discussed the details of the exhibition of the drawings of the American Schéol of Rome, which will be held at the Cosmos Club beginning April 14. THe @xMbition will be under the joint auspices of the Washington Chapter of the Américan Institute-of-Architects and the Paobees Club, and will be open to the oe Am Honest Living. “Ii was trying to earn an honest living, your honor,” Gch Edward Brown, an old colored mah, Wi Hien Hfrigned in the Police Court today for the larceny of a quantity of lumber from Charles W. King, jr., of 419 I street""Mr> King testified that he owns a shed on. which has been almost aoa sd by igre carrzing, away the boards. Brown night caught In the dct. “So yow-call that earning an honest ‘liv- Paces ae Kimball. “Two india adn, in Tao Sia pas Macau ne | bring answers. IN RICH SPRING ATTIRE Washington Has Put on Her Glorious Easter Gown. The Empress of Cities Emerging From the Care Mer rious Mo- diste, Dame Nature, Washington has donned her Easter fin- ery, and from now until June comes, to clothe her with the rare robe of roses in which she will weicome summer, she will appear in a succession of exquisite gowns, each brighter in hues and gayer in colors than the last. The national capital is the empress of cities, when it comes to her attire, for Dame Naiure is her movliste, and with profuse matertal and magic art makes her beautiful beyond description. The toilet new worn is full of the fresh ness and simplicity and sweetness and glory of the awakening year. It is all of tender buds and blossoms, tiny leaves and virginal vines, and bashful baby grasses. On trees and parking hang th id green harbingers of spring, and in the parks an reservations there is a riot of color { attracts and intoxicates. The tulips spread their carpets of striking colors in every direction; ‘the jonquils join their y b with that of the jessami y gleaming like sunburst them, while the wit oth, The “magnolias alabaster cups and perf: all the air, and the mod- est bridal wreath makes snow-banks the emerald green. The pink of the peach promise is seen profusely here and there, and the wax-like pear buds are adding their exquisite effect to the whole. Wash- ington, always beautiful, is loveliest in the spring. > After a Chase. Frederick Hall, a a penitentiary r least three term colored burgiar with rd, having served at in state’s priso ing to the riche amee and Turner of ihe cinct after a long chase. Hall was dis- ed in the second story of the house of for by sixth Warner, 20 1 street, by Mr. Warner his son. The burglar jum yerd, where he w Warner. asing himse and ran burglar was attracted hb the er The policemen soon reac’ and located Hall crouching be: It is thought that he haa an who aped. Hoe did not secu: eat Mr. Warner's house. The y nt caused considerable excitement in the reighbo: hood. Hall was released from the All tentiary a few days raigned tomoriow in th pursued by crewd, piice, thing of val ny ‘olice Court. — — As Vagrants. These unfortunate in the dock of the Police Court today rested as vagrants were favored by fortune. resiorsd to tiberty. Pov. the on! serious consideration arles Me rd Thomas McConn, wanderers from Newport News, and on their umise to leave the city al once were released on their personal bonds Thom: O' Don one of the his brothers John and J t him. His story sausue er, and the case was dismis: same was true of the accusat against Oddie H. William John becan in the ased, ihe case being dismal > Contirmatic The Senaie yesterday confirmed the fol- lowing nominations: Benjamin Butterworth of Ohio to be com- missioner of patents; Oscar Palmer of Grayling. Mich., to be register of the land office at Grayling, Mich., and Jay Allen of Grayling, Mic! of public moneys at ( a situation or a servant —a ad. in The Star will reach the person who can fill your need. DikD. ‘OLD. On Tuesday, April 6, 189 RNOLD, widow of Samuel -tWo Fears, from ‘her residence, 133 on Thursday, April Sat Burial private. Mrs. SARAH Arnold, aged Q st 3 cook “Chureh, sth HS, wt Relatives and friends fuvited. * 9 o'clock a.m COLBURN. At Pasadena, Cal., on March after a brief illness, fro Preameuta, Maiti A. COLBURN, wife of Dr. until recently, and for mun; of this city. Departed this life Montizome Funeral’ from Iielatives and fet On April RA, heleved On Tuesder, ADA EDITH, mn Oth instant, at 1 au. Friends tnvited, gt. On Tuesday ANTONIA, Ww aged fifty-six yeas Funeral from ber late residence, Capitol street, on Thursday, a.m. Mass at St. Mary’ Mary WIEN April 6, 1897, at e low f the late Ja Interment in St. 1 into Fest, on Tuesday morn at 8 o'clock, Rev Dt Creek. "Interment in Rock Creek cemetery. YOECKEL. Suddenly, on March 6, 1807, YOECKEL, beloved wife of J. L. Yooe forty-six years. Service at the late residence, 112 11th street south- east, March 5, at 10:30 a.m. Interment at Baltimore. . BELL YORK, The remains of HA: W. YORK will be burled from the vault of Glenwood ceme ‘Thursday afternoon, 8, INvT, at oe In Memoriam. remembrance of our dear mother, MAST. In lovi Y ME. who' died three’ years ago ee B. jodas, Apeil 7, Loved in. tt jeath remembered. BY HUSBAND AND DAUGHTERS. Carter’s Little Liver Pills. SICK HEADACHE CURED BY THESE Pay PILLS, Ipttertin and i Hearty Rating . bevs, “Bad Taste in. the Moot, a Tongue, Pain tn tie vii, ‘table.