Evening Star Newspaper, May 8, 1897, Page 8

THE EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, MAY SSSSOSES SOSSHHO SS COHHSSSSS SE OS SSS OOOSSOOS before. OGOOO090OSO000 A) in Washington. Star. Sideboards. geeszaga eee Solid Mahogany , China Cases. N.Y. Sale Price. Price. Onk $15.00 RS Omak a 00 4.1 Oak $16.75 Oak 16.50, Oak 1.00 Oak 0) Oak 5.00 Mahogany }.00 Mahogany 75 There will be still more new goods to tell you about in Monday’s We've just received word from the Pennsylvania railroad that the last great shipment of these goods arrives tonight. whole list of them in Monday's Star—watch for it—for it will be a list of values that will make the second week of this great sale a wonder. Extension Tables. Metal Bedsteads. Fates. Brass Bedstead, 4 ft. 6 SS wide W. B. MOSES & SONS, F Street Cor. 1th. | Storage, 22d & M. BSSSS — ————————————— SOSSSSO005So We'll give you a MORE NEW GOODS From That Great New York 8) gcvéccmum meu Furniture Sale. « re Shipments just received — goods we haven’t had room to display We are adding new interest every day to this great furniture sacrifice. It has been the most successful event we have known for years. Hundreds of buyers daily crowd our furniture floors eager for the values. that have shown themselves the greatest furniture bargains ever offered Dressing Tables. Bird's-eye Maple. Curly Birch... . Di 6096 0000606960900000000000800000000 Oak, cane seat... , cane seat. , cane seat. , leather , leather , leather Oak, Oak, Oak, Oak, Oak, Oak, leather ing al pocket book. said. SDNOMONDON iY ISNOIS This talk may sound boastful--it isn’t. facts--and those Genuine Scotch Suitings, in plaids--checks and plain mixtures, in all the newest shades and colorings, which we are selling at $13.50, are substantial facts which cannot be gain= Mertz and Mertz, New “Era” Tailors, se es otter sational, but CALM BUSINESS JUDGMENT is its inspiration. And again there is a charm about having your clothes made- to-order from goods you know all about. too, the difference in price--these things are worth think- t. For the past four years we’ve been working to raise a standard of excellence--to furnish made-to-order clothes out of the ordinary--and for a price within the reach of every man’s It’s merely a tale of LITMUS en WQS MPAA TNS DAT PUP HPI MPS PN ONT Real 5 0 Scotch 3 u $25 values. Cheviot Su iti n ig S, to-order. te This wonderful price making somewhat approaches the sen= S| ae: os So SII eats Ce RAL aN. see 25 | B One thing in particular you'll like about the Yale —it’s prompt. Send word when you want a wagon to come for your laundry bundle. 518 1oth—'phone 1 Opposite Boston House. ‘The well-known F st. Jeweler will pot retire “HYGIENIC” >} l= cc E4 C. for == 100Ibs.; —is a hard ice —is a pure ice —is a healthful ice —is the best ice. water which comes from of great depth as far away as the Blue Ridge Mountains—which ingures its, absolute ari. eg | Hygienic ice = ‘1423 FSt. ap26-1m,28 The Sack Suit will prove the most popular summer style. We are mak- from Wusiness. During the dull season he Las de- | ing them — novelty effects for $18 voted all of bis tine to manufacturing the daint-| and $20. Sola jest Jewelry, im 14 and 18kt. gold; also Sterling Sliver Spoons, Forks and Novelties. Now his stuck is complet, ready for June Wed- ings. You can bring to him any price list or catalogue and he will deduct 10 yer cent from the Price quoted. His business has been established since 1882, and it certainly will pay you to visit his store. S. DESIO, MFG. JEWELER, 1o12 F ST., OPPOSITE BOSTON HOUSE. my+-424 secesseos be FoR TOMORROW, ‘ALL $15 and $16.50 LADIES’ Tailor-Made SUITS, pore went tang 10-50. _Martin Wolf, 617 11TH ST. N.W. Children In Their ade as we alone know how. Better suits—at higher prices —up to $50. G. Warfield Simpson, Expert Tailor, 1208 F st. It What TwoCents Will Prove For a two-cent samp, Pretzinger Bros., Chemists, Daytcn, Ohio, will send a free sample of PRET- ZINGER'S CATARRH BALM. This remedy will Drove and is guaranteed to do more good and to cure in less time, for leas money and trouble, than any other medicine or treatment obtainable. Noth- ing 80 efficacious has ever been offered to the pub- lic. For sale by druggists, or mailed for 50c. for @ full-sized jar. “I had Catarrh for sixty-seven years, and your Balm cured me. My head ie now clear, and I have energy for work and business, while before using your remedy, I did not care whether I was living or dead.” GEO. K. ZOLLINGER, Greenvillage, Pa. “Quickly cured my two-and-a-balf-year-old boy of Caterrh.” J. F. BRATTEN, Louisville, Obio. “By the use of your Catarrh Balm my daughter has been entirely cured of Catarrh, after a total failure of a number of years’ treatment by the best Dhysiciane which this state affords. You are at Uberty to publish this, if you think that it will Devefit suffering humanity.’ B. 8. HUBBARD, Camden, Ohio. te10-w &e-26t,28 Washi perfect ri of the have a it to feel proud ale. It ranks among the finest laundries in America, 518 10th—'phone 1092. Dineen and Perfected tig THE TURNERS OF PHILADELPHIA PO-MELIA—Tae Friend, the Inva Benefactor, A = net Youd. “A hew dace for the little ones and for the weak. BICOLA PILLS- Make Blood and Israins, make ap people Bright, und settle nervous sBank- ruptcy. SEY BEANS-‘The great discovery for ‘anes and bladder troubles. ‘They ‘never fail to cure. TURNERS’ LITTLE LIVER TURNERS—A very ‘Turns your liver, small pill. TARZIN only ointment for skin troubles, Christlani, “J. R. i A. Helvey, LAmonds & Chas. S. “Price, Hurle- nen, ES, Fitz- pst, J. Walter Hodges, Weber, Sauer Drug Wair's” Pharmacy, Chas, W. G. Duckett, Augustus GT Cansin, J. C. fers, Willian’ Po Me lohn W. Jennings, F. V. Stere, King's Drug Store, Acker, Edward Gree Hawkins, Frank Pitze Pee ewe: Bi & Flemer, Bi ley & ae Keancr’s ‘Westminster macy, Whiteside shatton, i Ie Quigley, 8. B. eed Alexa, meh ‘3. Lewdbeater & naeass thys,270,28, ‘Shoe Prices DROPPED. “cut” prices now prevailing on every ioe in ts hone hold © during the month ‘of May. Ais" shee hoe. ** saving opportunities for every one! Robt.Cohen & Son, ap90-8m-20 If you're dissatisfied with your present laun- dry why not change to the Yale? No fault to find then. Drop a postal—or tele- phone 1092. It The Potomac Electric Power Company 1s now establishing circuits for General Electric Supply Seal, of Me, cocentty const in city of Ws a rates apply @ st. ow. 1414, wea 8, 1897-24 PAGES. IN SPORTING CIRCLES Ooateta of tie Major and Minor Bae Ball Geagues. ET High School Nigps Play an Excit- ing Game. COLLEGE BASEBALL MATCHES Today’s Schedule and Weather. Washington at Boston—clear. Baltimore at Philadelphia—clear, Brooklyn at New York—clear, Chicago at Cleveland—clear. Cincinnati at Pittsburg—clear. St. Louis at Louisville—clear. Sunday Games. Cincinnati at Chicago. St. Louis at Louisville. Recoré of the Clubs, THEIR HITTING CONT! Senators Could Do Nothing With Sul- livan’s Pitching. The Washington base ball enthusiasts have begun chanting that old, familiar strain, “Oh, for the hitters that used to hit!” as the game at Boston yesterday be- tween the Beaneaters and Senators demon- strated the lamentable fact that the Wash- ington representatives have become woe- fully weak at the bat, the Bostons winning by the score of 4 to 0, with only six hits to their credit. The new find of the Beaneaters, Sullivan, was put in the box, as it appears as if any “old thing’’ will do to face our club, and as @ result he pitched a great game, but five hits, scattered all through the nine inn- ings, being registered off of his delivery. Jimmy McJames was on the slab for the Washington boys, and under ordinary cir- cumstances his work was of a character that would win three games out of four, but the situation was unusual. In the second inning McGuire led off with a double, and with O'Brien, Cartwright and Abbey back of him, could not be driven over the plate. In the ninth inning DeMon- treville led off with a double, and again a run looked promisiag, but McGuire, O’Brien and Cartwright died off as fast as they came to the bat. This sort of stick work wouldn’t win from a state league club. The Senators; as usual, put up a fine field- ing game, several of their plays being of the sensational otder, and relieved an otherwise stupld Gis pES WEAK. BOSTON. WASHINGTON. 1.18.0.a.8.| RE Hauilton, cf 0 0 1 0 0 Brown, cf... 0 0 ‘Tegney, Ib.. 1 Od1 2;9|Selbach, If.. 0 1 1 0 Ave 4 0/Demont, #8.. 0 1 6 Dufty, If. 0 Q)) ol 0 Yeager, 0 0115 2 001 1 73 00000 1 091900 0 o1 30 6 Totals.....0 5 91 02000200 x4 190000000 0-0 a ‘hree-base hit Collins. McJames, Cartwright Cartwright.@ First has Struck out--By' Mtdumeai ball—MeGuire, ‘Fime—140. IN OTHER LEAGUE CITIES. U mptre—Hurst.” Jimmy Rogers’ Colonels Keep Their Good Work, The St. Louis Browns ran against their old-time companions around the bottom of the Jadder, but found them a different com- position than in seasons gone by, the Louis- villes winning easily by the score of 11 to 7. Both pitchers, Frazer and Hart, were hit quite hard, but the Colonels bunched their hits, especially Fred Clarke's three- bagger with the bases filled coming in handily, and the home club was never head- ed. The Louisville people are turning out handsomely, about 5,000 persons witnessing yesterday’s game. Up LOUISVILLE, } ST. LOUIS. .0.A.E, RE ONL Douglass, Ie. 34 3 1 0 0 Dowd, ef....1 2 1 2 0 u| Turner, 12 115 1 9|Connor, 1b).21 1 3°35 0 Hartman, 3b 0 1 1231 201 125 01 2 ies uD) tea 11 “4 710 00 0 Earned runs—Louisville, 5; base on errors—Loutsville, 2; i bases—Louisville, 8; St. Louis, St Hitt on balls on Frazer, 4; of Hart, 4. Struck out—By Frazer, » Hart, §. “Home run—Hart. ‘Two-base hits—Clingman, Pic Sacrifice hits—Clarke, Dowd. Stolen hanes. MeCreery, Wilson, CHngman. Double plays Rogers and Werden; Dolan, Rogers and Werden: ‘Douglass and Bierbauer; Hartman and Connor.’ Hit by pitcher—Pickering. Wild pitch—Frazer. —Time- 2.4. Umplre—Sheridan. Our Old Meekin Was Effective. Meekin was himself again yesterday at Brooklyn, the home club getting only six hits off him, while the New Yorks ham- mered the left-handed phenom, Payne, to the tune of 11 hits, with a total of 17 bases. Big Bill Clark got in a single, a double and a home run, and helped materially toward the winning of the game by New York by the score of 7 to 5. The Giants’ errors were costly, but their stick work won the contest, as it will many a game this season. NEW YORE, V'Haltren, cf 1 Tonts, ering, McCreery, Tur: of ms tot Clark: play- Warner, Davis and Béckley. First base on balls— Ont Payne, 4; of Meekhey 2, Struck out—By Payne, 3; eekta,” 1. Dalls—Grim, 1; ss Wi pitch Meekat Bett ee York, 10 Brooklyn, 6. on errors—New York, Brooklyn, 5. Time— 4. Umpire—imalie, 7° at Raltimores Juasity Be Beat the Phillies. ‘The Quakergyproved the same easy pick- ing as of yoreifor the Orioles at Philadel- phia yesterdayy thai latter hammering the ball and wrinndpe Jif the soore of 18 to 11. ‘The Phillies made @ gallent effort to over- come a big leed.ipathe latter part of the game, but theFusual steady work on the part of the Jd them. well in check. Corbett was ler than he has been for some time, akers getting thirteen hits, with a tothl “ofleigntecs Dick Cooley secured five hits, scl of them being two- baggers. BALTIMORE. - ‘The_Busy Corner, 8th St.and Market Space. 8. KANN, SONS & CO. OQUR ad GRAND REBUILDING SALE. This head line towers above each of our advertisements the same as the Goddess of Liberty towers above the dome of the Capitol. It’s a beacon which leads you to the greatest shopping center of the District. which has been in progress for the last three months with glorious results to the public. It tells you of a sale It will continue in that sphere until we are ready to throw open to the people of Washington an establishment which would do proud to a city like greater New York. IT'S NO IDLE CHAFF WHEN WE ANNOUNCE THAT MORE ROOM IS NEEDED AND THAT THE BUILDERS ARE PUSHING US FOR MORE SPACE. THE VERY GOODS WHICH OUGHT TO BRING US A SMALL PROFIT ARE SACRIFICED ON THAT VERY ACCOUNT. SILKS. JAPANESE SILK CREPES, IN BLACK. ORANGE, BLUR, PINK, ROSE, CARDINAL, HELIO. AND STONE GRAY—ARE REDUCED TO 15c. A YARD, BECAUSE potas HAVEN'T THE PROPER || De. a Yd. You MAY Use I. TOR REDUCED TO........ 20-INCH PROCEED FOULARDS, IN A LARG RIETY OF STYLES AND Col ORINGS, THE VERY FOR _ 80! OR CEPAATE SCH CREAM AND WHITE EB QUALITY OF WASH HABUTIAS, NEVER SELL LESS THAN 50c. ° REDUCED TO. VERY WEAR_W! WOULD CONSIDER We. A YARD. REDUCED T¢ 2LINCH BLACK RUSTE He _ 1 NEN BOUGHT ANY BETTER AT ior A YARD. 50 PIECES, Al OF FANOY' F TWO AND ORINGS, 2%INCH BEST GRADE OF FFET. FIGURED BLACK | Wash Goods. WE ARE CENTERING OUR WHOLE MINDS ON YASH GOODS—PEOPLE NT THEM NOW AND MUST HAVE THEM—WE HAVE GOT THEM —AS MANY AS 10,000 PIECES OF FRI AMERICAN ORGANDIFS AND LAW: OUR MINDS—BUT IN OUR BALTIMORE HOUSE. THE VERY CHOICE PATTERNS AKE HERE, AND AT PRICES WHICH GO HAND IN HAND WITH THIS GREAT REBUILDING SALE. 1.000 DRESS PATTERNS OF STYLISH DIMITIES, LARGE AND SMALL DE GAS, WHITE AND COLORED * 39Gc. STYLES OF VALUE GROU: THE 800 DF CIFIC LAW S Tiste, PAST COLORS 2.000 PIECES OF STIUPES, Lac A LE OR IOUS COULD ES 74. 180 STYLES EXTRA WIDE AMERICAN, OR- GASDIES, THE BEST DOMESTIC WASH GOODS ADE: THEY ARE VALUE. INTRODUC THE VE ALSO = a SHEER DI TNC 40 CHOICE STYLES OF REAL FRENCH ee THE MOST STRIK- ING PATTERNS IMPOIE! s DAc SEASO’ ° 834c. ODD LOT, BUT CHOICE AD LEBRATED | SEA’ BI Cc. Goods MADE. Wourht Teue WE SHALL THEM AT THE ME RATIO. -EY ARE. WE ROL MANUFACTURED IN THIS HT THEM DUNTRY -|White Goods Dept. Fd =. < Fency Corded Lawns elegant oe) heer goods. 12'ge. 7 Yc. yd. value er Imported Organdy, 68 =o : 23c. yd. Organdy all "BK. yd. 100 pes, of India Linon, lar 10c. value 40 pes. of Very Fine, gandy, 38"ln. wide. "S50 val 1 case of Assorted Check Nain- sook. 8c. value. vale. . 15c. yd. 434c. | Special L Lace Bat Bargain. 65 pes. of Fine Assorted Laces, consisting of Black and Cream AU-silk Chant 1 Applique, Net-top Oriental in Waite and Butter Calor, Natenctennes and Torchon Laues wide rang ing from 3 to 6 in. lar values from 20 to 3c. Choice “12%. yd. Special lot of Wide, Well-made Cambri: Edging, large variety’ of patterns to select from; fast edges, scalloped. fe. and 10.5 yd. values Another lot of Fine Swiss and ‘winsook Edging. Regular 20c. values. Ac. 100 doz. bordered Fringed 15 pes. of Extra-heavy Cream Irish Table Linen, inches: wide. “0 value. . Se 27c. yd. 200 doz. of Large-size Fringed Honey com Towels. "Size 18x40. 4c. ea. 1 000 Dozen Ladies’ Shirt Waists. WASTE NO TIME OR SPACE IN TELLING YOU WHAT TI THEY ARE THE BEST BR. AT HALF PRICE, AND SUNSHINE AND ladab tog OF FINE DIMITY. CHOICE LARS 01 SHAPE SLEEVES. et COLOL D BEAT GRADE, OF FES, FUL Dost MISS THIS GRAND BA a BACK BAIN. Inaugural Sale of Summer Household Goods and Travelers’ Outfits. Wire Window Screens, 18 in. high, extension. Inaugural price Polish Mahogany or Hard Weod Jardi- ntere Stands.” Worth Te. 49c. | Wire Window Sereen, 24 in. hig, 36-in, extension, Inaugural price 24c. Wire Screen Door, walnut frame, hinges, krob und 1s complete. 750. aaa, $1.19 ~S-fold, Hard Oak Wood 89c poaibine, ‘Sil. 69 American Plate Glass Mirrors, English oak fraine, Size 12x2 Bize 13x24 Size 14x26 “59c. 69. price Wire Screen Door, hard ck frame, fancy molding, all attachments x high, ens fold, high Screen, fancy sited sintottie is "gold cloth, at. 560 READY-MADE BLEACHED PILLOW CASES.......seeeee-s++- 2 Cases YARD-WIDE_FINE BLEACHED M THAN FRUIT OF THE LOOM... 3 BALES OF YARD-WIDE UNBLEACHED MUSLIN. 25 PIECES BABY FLANNEL IN PINK, BLUE AND CREAM.... S, KANN, SONS . CO. , POSITIVELY BETTER ee plated Fiat Irons, weigh Dee Pr. Trunks, Satchels, Tele- scopes and Bags. Canvas-covered, Flat-top Trunks, leather-bound, deep tray and hat box, brass lock. Worth $2.50. Now......... Zinc-covered Saratoga SI ‘ranks, iron-bound Leather Saratoga Trunks, nickel zrim- eae and brass lock; iron bottom. Worth OR 5c. 2%Ke. fron_ bottoms, 7 e iron cor- $2.98 was Telescopes, linen lined, leather-bound cor- rs and 3 straps; 16-in. size. Worth 7: Linen-lined, Double-tray iron bound. “Worth § Ladies’ imitation Atlieat leather Mned; good lock, Canvas Trax SPECIAL NOTICE—Every Rug in our im department, tncinding Bods Brassels, Wil minster, Moquet and — Vé Rare QRc, at D. must be closed out Sold at $1.50, $2.00 and 82. to make room ‘to display our summer goods. LININGS. a ‘SING, SOMETHING NE} AS seed AS NEAR SILK, IN BLACK AND ALL COLORS, AT. Cc. cheng Reema MOIRE 36-IN. RU: STLE LINING, IN COLORS ic. H HAIRCLOTH, IN c ‘OLORS, 36 IN., arl 4c. N BLACK ‘AND c. REGULAR 10c. SILK LENO, IN BLACK aND WuuTE, at... 2/QC+ 834c. Sth Street and Market Space. You'll never secure _ perfect laundry satisfac- tion until you become a Yale customer. Drop a postal or ‘phone. The Yale Laundry, 518 1oth—'phone 1092. It {Ail the fire is wes drawn out of it. ; Monticello... th A, smcoth, ~velvety, yy a teat MM at tor 4h cverpmncie. while a Brice is § is $3 a gallon! Sent securely sealed. . H. Duvall, 1923 Pa. Ave. rete weve WHITE ROCK OZONATE LITHIA =WATER, arable ap 4 Table Water. | For Home Use! Do your own painting. Get a supply of ready mixed paints, stains, varnishes, enamels, brushes, etc., etc. You can do this at a small cost if you buy here. Geo. F. Muth & Co., 418 Seventh St. ing myT-244 Wade & Butcher Razors. Torrey Razor Strops. PRICES IN CITY. “The Royalty Chop. Formosa Oolong Tea. ‘g,cae Pum ent cowtait proed: taney A man doesn’t have to be ex- travagant to be well dressed nowa- days. For $18 and $20 we make to your individual measure suits that make a man feel satisfied with him- self. Prices on up to $50. G. Warfield Simpson, Expert Tailor, 1208 F st. It am. b) ti ‘Storage. Ne rooms, light, ; tga, at $3 per a 4, SS 5 3 storage quart Furniture ‘moved “with every care, in > i padded vans.’ Drop a a call for £ {Merchants [2% ode 4 929-931 D Street—’Phone 659. No ponderous, out-of- date machinery here to ruin your clothes—or cheap washing materials to eat holes in "em. aed 4 : The Yale Lau Laundry, 518 1oth—’phone 1092. it