Evening Star Newspaper, May 19, 1897, Page 7

WASH. B. Furniture, Mattings a Matchless Prices! Matting uw the ideal summer floor covering—it a ang inviting took. As forniture business it behooves ing values than the others. are of much better quality ts—duplicate them if you can: Good Quality China Matting. pipes ce rom of fal $3.50 cellent China Seam- WILLIAMS, 7th and D ‘sts. pom a cool th: less Matting. Per roll of 40 yards.......... BGC Superfine Quality China Seamless Matting. Per roll of 40 yards..... $9.00 Very best Cina and Japanese Seamless Matting brougint $ 1 2 latest patt or roll of 40 nt of new y. _ Prices start at $5. farnished — for t work and lowest B prices assured. Wash. B. Williams Furniture,etc., 7th & DSts, | AU woot ana tadetess.-0..---. see. amd So => Because we use pure filtered artesian well water our laundry work assumes $6.00 COMPU ‘THE EVENING STAR, WEDNESDAY, MAY 19, 1897-14 PAGES. 7 ——_ After much prodding the denizens of “Sleepy Hollow” have —— begun to bestir themselves. The scribe of that dismal retreat —— by informing —— the people that we were selling $10 Suits of Clothes for —— $3.98. As a rule, we do our own advertising, and are liable —— undertook last Sunday to do our advertising to resent outside interference. But are constrained to for- LETT of Sleepy Hollow on the ground of irresponsibility. ‘The great sale now im progress at our Big 4 in 1 Store was inaugurated for the purpose of getting rid of the bulk of ont immense stock of - FINE, READY MADE CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS— to make room for OTHER LINES OF MERCHANDISE. To move these goods in the brief ce of time allotted ms we recognized the necessity of CUTTING PRICES MERCILESSLY. This Wwe have dove with «a free. hend and -thus—this The Greatest of All Clothing Sales received the christening of Cassimere Pantaloons for Men, 08c, SPRING OVERCOATS. MEN'S CUTAWAY SUITS. Fancy $2-98 le give the late exhibition of imbecility on the part of the scribe —— LSORY SALE. “in the West, PLAYING OF LOCAL TENNIS EXPERTS Whitman, the bgtercol legiate Cham- pion, te Withdraw. pee eee Today's Schedule. Baltimore at Louisville—clear. Philadelphia at Cincinnati—clear. Boston at Chicago—tlear.. casaimieres; strictly all wool. Sizes sal ool eat Ernest i sere $3 98 New York at Pitesburgclear. e ngs. ¥ ,. a tee eeeeee roo! at . Loui . 23s, 348, 35s. only.. . $3 98 eae be sas Washington at Cleveland—clear. ‘e : Record 6f the Clubs. BICYCLE SUITB..........5500.0-- $2-98 ees a 8 ALL-WOOL _ TWEED TS . ee } prow aad ; $4.4 a Black Serge and Navy Blue Suits. $6-48 4 Fa BOYS’ LONG PANTS SUITS. 14 to 19 years, from BOYS’ SHORT PANTS SUITS. Sizes 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 years. Only.. $7.50, $7.99, $9.98, $12.48 Are the prices which prevail at this sale for Suits that were $15.00, $18.75, $20.50, $24.50. 62c. Baltimore.-°- 15 uly Philadelphia. 14 10.6831 Louisville. McJames’ ae Notwithstanding Dr. CONTINUE TO LOSE CURRENT . SPORTING NOTES poor showing against the Cleveland club in i Bs ae tieal™ Browas Were Easy as Usual. The Brooklyn club was at St. Louis yesterday, and, of course, secured another easy victory, hitting Donohue when hits meant runs, and their fielding errors were not costly. St. Louis fielded very good yesterday, but their batting eyes were missing. Somehow the Browns cannot get their fielding and batting eyes to focus in unison. McMahon pitched the last five in- nings and not a hit was made off his de- livery. Croemnuoner cooucnssoolM Louis, 1; Brooklyn, 3. = Murphy, LaChance, —Griitin, es. Stolen baxex—Houseman, Canavan, Jones. Double plays—Smith and LaCkance: Camuvan and Chance. - First on balls—Of Donohue, 1; uff M Mahon, and, 2. Hit by pitched bail—Grit- ovt—Ry Donohue, 1; by McMahon, 1. Umpire—Lynch. Reds Hit Taylor Hard and Won. The Philadelphias had an easy thing of it last week at Louisville and St. Louis, but this week they appear to be up against ihe real thing, and yesterday at Cincinnati dropped their second game of the week to the Red Legs by a score of 13 to 3. Cap- tain Ewing’s men made ten runs off of Taylor in the first two innings and only three off of Johnson in the last seven. Dammann pitched good ball for the home club and his support was almost perfect. CINCINNATI: PHILADELPHIA, Messrs. Wagner and Schmelz found a Jewel in Charley when they signed him to play third base for the Senators. Reilly Stands, sixtt In fielding and eighth in bat- ting among the league's twelve third base men. Al. Selbach is apparently getting back in- to the: game with both feet. The latest averages out place him at the head of the left telders’in fielding his position, and at -321 as a sticker. McGuire ts about due for a brace now with the stick, and then will come O'Brien's turn. CMoNiday of the Cincinnatis manages to get a hit when it is needed. No emergency a has done as well this: season as the A Teliabte man’ says he knows personally that at least two Louisville players are violating club rules, and that one of the players was drunk recently.—Louisville Ex- change. . ‘Tom: Daly and Bert Myers, ex-league: who are now with Milwaukee, are subjects of almost daily roasts. They are accused of being “has-beens” and shirkers. “The ‘Reds’ twirler put the team in the game in two contests Jast week. Thursday Dammann drove in three runs. On Friday Ehret’s two-bagger gave the Reds a run, a Rhine's single brought in the winning tally. ~ Fraser of the Louisvilles has given thir- ty-fixe, men-Dases on balls since the open- ing of the season, which is an average of a little over famr each game. He leads the league in this respect. “The Baltimores are in as good shape this season as they were last year,” said Jennings. “We are winning just as many games as we expected, and will soon play a faster game.” Louisville papers are roasting the Colo- nels. Says one: “McCreery held Boyle's drive in order to give the wheels in his head time to revolve. When he had-made up his mind .where to throw it was too te. He could easily have retired the man at second.” Two marvelous plays were made Satur- day at Cleveland. Collins ran in and caught a bunt pop fly from Blake's bat with one hand and doubled up Wallace, who had started from first. McKean “Mertz’s Drag News” 7 ‘Pests of the ‘household PLPPLDLIP I , Mosquitoes and flics can be fectively vanquished with Patabele best. bele Insect Powder as uneq We recommend this sort—but entirely harmless everything else. ahr 25c. and 40c. sizes tomorrow. PIAA AA AOA OA re my 19-004 —like bed bugs, fieas, roaches, s ) ) 15c., 25c. and 4oc. } ef- Our long experience hand- ling Insect Powders gives us a thorough knowledge of what is Insect Powder. Mata- ed. Sure death to insects of every to ¢ A good Powder Bellows given away free with every can of the MERTZ’S \Pharmacy, lith & F Sts. CID DS DDD An Easy To Operate. gE jumped up two feet and pulled down Ten- ote sae ‘i : Office Coats, Fast Black, 50c. kind, 10c. Monday's game, .Manager Schmelz again 210 Rey's terrific liner with’ his left hand. | | A feature of our new cameras is that snowy white-appear- ete ae ese Ges . sent him to the slab yesterday. to twirl for Sa This. was one of the greatest plays ever | their simplicity—and for the size pic- ance that no other con- 'KWEAR~50c. kind .25¢, | ‘The place is just full of the newest and nobbiest | the Senators, and e pie ee posites ta President Freedman and Manager stal-| ture they take will do as good work } cern can ever successful- i ‘9¢, | styles. 9 eae Hepea MDE ie Gitta’ at ad ean pe git coe nese pocmenl one confabs at the Gib- | as the best. Small leather covered ee r -12e. 8c. ie mos' é night. me of the lelphia | J, = ry aes ly imitate. FAST BLACK SOX BTS pee eae 2Sc__.| Pertune time, winning the game by the | Mitchey.’ a. 22 2 3 players say that it Is probable that a deal | Pocket Kodaks for $5. We recom- Sce for yourself once. SOFT SUMMER SHIRTS. -48e. | Golf, @wynette and Guyandotte Caps... Ce! score of 6 to 5. Cuppy did the twirling for Dammann, p12 0 3 — so aserd ae eee was | mend the “Foco's” for the most sat- = ows laugh 2 “No, | - , — Yale —_ : TRUNKS, SATCHELS AND VALISES. ee Cees ana sap aetcecreres Si there is no deal on between New York and | isfactory all-around use. To further 518 1ath-—’phone 1092. » giving Entire new stock at manufacturerers’ prices. 1 VicTOR'E. ADLER eo e the Phiilies. They have got nothing we want.”’—Cincinnati Enquirer. There have been many protests against Sheridan, not only by the Louisville club ¢ffictals, but private patrons of the game, to Nick Young. To one President Young answered that he thought Sheridan was a introduce them we quote the follow ing “special” prices: The $12 “Poco” Cameras. $9.09. ‘The $16 “Poco” Cameras, $12.80. on balls, both of which went for nothing, the runners dying on bases. O’Brien was out of the game on account of a sore hand, but Wrigley played the position without an error and registered a pretty single. Dam Stolen lage Hitches, McPhee ich" Z 4 Xi Fu hee. Double ‘lor, 1; off Johnson, 4; off mann. and Vau; "hee and ¥. gin: Jol Photographic Supplies. treville was again very much | Dama: Tayi a - | fair and square umpire, and that h e vest i ice. 5 : OUTFITT ER TO MEN & BOYS, rage Betonid veucias. his ‘Heaatne Rane of | mana. wae a Daetiaee niran: Embtiail Mile place laine pee ee est et lowest in price, ss 923 927 | the sensational order, saving’ at least three | pricheitnh Ho", Let om capes tera bees 2 alte Boh ea ene nate, © CON | other eupptics propertiaatay lew. { For a ‘96 025 ven ree A S Gig See eee ee oe ESS : CMO to Sle wnt Eg ee gras, willing | °"We “Go developing and priating” tot , $10 fe Gouniw srAusAGHioeenTe avaes against the McJames record of the day. EORGETOWN AED COLUMBIAN. | put he wanted a stipulation tec Se \ ss aS = ETS # 3 re gnIh JENS Proved the heart: | The Two ’Varsity Nines to Meet This| fortis necud alee c i ster east eating: ean oom breaker for the Senators yesterday, the Afternoon. Ei We mor be sent 8p the M All & aS ( l) ; . score standing 5 to 4-in their favor when 5 astern or Western League.—Pittsburg Ex- ( a The Columbian and Georgetown ‘Varsity | change. Goods, Suppl Your CREDIT is GOOD: the Splders came to the bat in that inning. | nines will meet this afternoon on Grose, Probably the reason for Louisville's good — cticians 1 “oo : F 2 <here to bus Watches, Diamonds, McJames had sent Wallace to first on balls | town i _| Showing is the fact that the following . ° Seer cereee < tant koow athe Jewelry, ‘Silverware, &e. ” Any article and little Blake, who, although'a weak hit- | tiny Stee pier annual game. The bat-| prises have‘ been offered by the mame | it = = Keating as the finest $100 wheel there of Jeweiry can be bought at the lowest ter, has been batting away above three | ting order Follo ea & for the club's standing: (Tenth place, | =< Ax aa Aa RA Re is--think of buying the 1896 model for cast and on very easy. te hundred this spring, came to the bat, and jan. inth place, $1,000; eighth place. > Sot Bet come for yours teday. a Hittle dewn and a Uttle each week. l pitched met th here | Kelly, c. f. Greene, c. seventh place, $3,000; sixth place, ¢ WES T EN D CYCLE CO.,; TMs ieeat Gold Watch, Only good-and hard onstae and of his tert ean | Fleming. a. 2 Beale: fifth ‘place, $5,000; fourth place, 4 , = eae 20: payable $5 down, $1 week! away it sailed over @he left-field fence, | McCarthy, 1. f. Proctor, Ist b. third place, $7,000: second place, > < ros : Quadruple Sver-plated Tea Set. Only winning the game there and then. Fusitt, c. £. $5,000; pennant winners, $9,000. The prizes Even if y y ii ’ 7 Even if your laundry is ( a Seal $42.50; payable $10 down, $1 weekly. 3 Today will be last game for the Boy £ 2a will be distributed equally among the play- i a it ol just > 3 y s thi t Cleveland. Mercer is: b. hit . ers. adelphia Record. { small—send it along just SSS | Jacobs Bros., 1229 Pa. av. will probably go lmythe box for them, sad | Metntire, 3d b, Lammings, D. & r,t] One of the league umpires said to the the'same. Ee x fe20-3m-20 eae | Young is slated tg dg)the same service for | Walsh or Claney, p. | Leach, L. f. writer the other day: “Why, if we were to | 4 Be Same. ; > = —-, ——— the Spiders. ‘Tynight the Washingtons Matoney, 4 ner Seaham = 2 Siorceitbe rules we could mot stay on the | ¢ It will receive the very , leave for Chicago, wngre they will play to- alsh will, in a! Ipro ity, officiate for | staff. Perchance we should give the . veers sth The Best Suits $ Titirow: Gauiracy aed’ Suncay, f PiRy zl Geureet etn ote Cy Cummings will un-| home club the worst of it ina game, biff { best attention we can give. > That Can Be heped their bad of losing will be | doubtedly go on the rubber for Columbian. | goes a telegram to Nick Young requesting Drop postal or ‘phone 4 al broken in the windy*tity. The game will not settle the question of | our transfer, and the chances are that very | 4 > Produced WASHIXGTO the supremacy of the District. The game| few games we would umpire in that city ‘i 1092, 4 : “}UHLO.A.E, | Will be called at 4 o'clock. the remainder of the season. Ail this talk The Yale Laundry, As Low as o Burkett, If. sAngeorn, of. 21°36 Manager Buckler has invited the two Of the umpires being backed up is pure rot. | 4 518 roth street. > McKean, ss. v bach, If.. 1 1 0 teamg to occupy xes at the performance Ve do not get backed up, and the club 4 - > r Sockulexis, rf 1 93.3 2) of “Gur Boys” at the Grand Opera House | knows it: At the first sign of dissatisfac- SNYDER & WOOD, TAILORS, "Connor, $13 2 3) tonignt. tion a request for transfer is met, instead | 4 > Headaches, nervousness and indigestion 1111 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. my18-14d 15 a Tro = of being refused, as should be the case.”— | 4q , instartly cured by “s “Lemon-Seltzer ; —ts > rele eal tees Cornell's nine surprised the University of | Boston Herald. ; Pleasant and invigos Druggists, ide the s tft Zaumer 0112 Pennsylvaala yesterday by the fine game it] A special from Pittsburg says that no | “y~—~«~ ~+~ ~~ we we we we et Be. gad C0e. Ww a Cappy, P 0 6 4 0/ Fut up and won handily from the re] and | one in Pittsburg will, after Monday's de- Suits ‘O| Reilly, 3b Medames, p. 1 Total: blue at Ithaca by 5 to Pennsylvania was outplayed at all points, and its errors were velopments, be in the least surprised to see Joyce relieved of the management of the Trusses THE “QUAKER™—$100, costly. Boles was effective at all times, | New, Yorks. Président Freedman met the - esther ay ae ee | —— tt you a ee Faces. ne $ while Dickson was hit hard. Giants ‘upon their arrival In that city, and] Fitted at Er eet ee NY SURGICAL — on 4 lightness and dur pe 7 Inet - apld-tt HES rice “a ak. = ubiitty of sour mount ‘than your own. slit Ti Order Exciting Game on _ Washington (Continued on Eighth Page.) INSTRUMENT HOUSE, 1105 F st. ap’ . price does not make ——— Ride ‘the “Dayton’’—ard come out on top! ce) 9 ° Heights. — ——— = —— Price, $100. Come and look. it over. eooeesaeee James, Suppy- hit—elbach. Double ph: MeJames the bicycle. There are good $100 wheels and poor $100 wheels. The “Quaker” stands One of the most exciting base ball games of the season was played yesterday after- noon on the grounds at the corner of Con- ch. Sacriiice Stolen’ Ipxis (2), Tebeau, lay—Tebeau and O'Connor} ‘AVild’ pitches— see “ball—-McGulrg. Time—1.50. B.A.Ryan & Co., 1236-38 oth St. may19-16d Double and twist worsted. Best wearing goods made. Color abso- © ® ® eoeeseseso at the head of the good wheels. lutely fast. Cepia oe Bi rita canbe “It stands 5 vh Our neat pin-check worsteds, silk feam is composed for the most part of : BP t's a better wheel than $100 pin-cl of! ‘ ie tes! could ever buy before the mixtures and plaids are used by fine sons of prominent residents of Washington Joyce Played Ball and’ the Giants Won a Game. ‘The New York club at last found an easy ntcher in “Pink”? Hawley at Pittsburg yes- terday, ard they walked away from the “Pirates” by a score of 11'to 5. In the fifth inning Hawley ‘had to be retired and Gardner took his place, doing better work. Captain-Manager Joyce had his eye on the ball yesterday with a vengeance, ham- mering out four three-baggers. Gleason played a great game at second for New York, getting 15 out of 16 chances. NEW YORK: Heights and vicinity. In age and size they were hardly fair competitors for the La- Sayettes, but just the same they outplayed them both in the field and at the bat. The game was full of exciting incidents, and a number of really clever plays were made by both sides. The Woodleys were last at bat, and when they came up for the ninth inning the La- fayettes were one run to the good. Two men went out and it looked as though it was all over. The third man, however, got his base on an error, and a couple of bad plays following, he was able to reach the plate. The next up was young Vermillion, a lad who is not much bigger than his bat. “Quaker” came to the front. Enterprise Cycle Co., 012-814 14TH ST. Jno, Woerner, jr., Mgr.my19-284 Painless Extracting, custom tailors only. Suits to Order, 52(Q),.OO Good value at $40.00. MONEY REFUNDED if gar- ments are not satisfactory. ae and self-measuring guide mailed on ap- Plicat! Open evenings until 9 o'clock. 941 Pa. Ave. N.W. my17-m, w,f-80tt Eclipse Repairs Free of Charge! i0.a.x, | He waited until he got a bail to his liking. a FE - 1100] and he lifted it out to Columbia road for as —| 200 clean a home run as was ever made. P 7 50c ‘est qualities—lowest prices. 442 The game was won. and great was the If your Eclipse needs a repair of z i § 7 {| felolcing among the friends of the Wood- any kind bring it here and we'll fix H Ow Bees eo eRe ters: aise teen, ues fortnsed eel it free of any cost to you. a ene ee Orse ner 'S Meritt GRH : Eee We couldn't make such an offer “epea to conviction, but he’d just like to see any- 106 ATLANTIC LEAGUE. - hi 1 bay ‘eho could convict hin?" | ‘That sort of fellow * —come to us for Harness, Sad- Athletics, 3; Norfolk, 2 ea but for the fact that Eclipsé wheels prices dentist: . pm fart . > meatier whet ong ee pod patscarapplginn * dies, Bridles, Spurs, Leggings,| se <¢sHunl me WEBER + #2, Bichinond, 7. seldom need a repair. Se Fae bemes pa boon ete nee * etc. We carry the biggest stock pee tesa Big arraal There’s a comfort in this knowl- our system is all you will need. * of horsemen’s and _ traveler’s Springfield, 12; Scranton, 9. edge to you, a ane of ened : —— srtracting. Soe. | Best tecth, $8. Fill * goods in the city—and guarantee Toronto, 10; Srratuwe, 8. If you haven't bought your <1 ee peo pia demoed pochareas * lowest prices. Providence, 8; Wilkesbarre, 3. yet call and see the beautiful ‘97 model Eclipse. Eclipse Bicycle Co., J. D. Lasley, Pigr. Eclipse Bicycle Court, INTERSTATE LEAGUE. Dayton, 15; Toledo, 10. NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE. scarier eae eet eweucket, 21; Taunton, 14. WESTERN LEAGUE. Hot weather is especial- ly hard on your linen. Unless it’s laundered our way it will soon wilt and become soiled. The Yale Laundry, 518 1oth—’phone 1092. BECKER’S, Fine Harness, Trunks, &c., 1328 F St., Nem Essrrr. "PHONE 1636, Gardner, iy ‘iid pitch—Dohes on i? » 9; New York, 7, Time—2.20. Um- ~ le. ~ Colonels Played Poor Ball, The Colonels put up another poor game at Louisville yesterday against the Balti- mores and the latter-had an easy time win- ning by the score of 14 to 11. Frazer Pitched a very good:game, but his support U.S. Dental Ass’n, Cor. 7th and D Sts. N.W. OPEN SUNDAYS FEOM 10 TO 12 O’CLOCK. apo-50d It GetOutThe Summer Gowns If they need cleaning you can't intrust the Cs Main Office, 1, Grand Rapids, 4. SSOSOOSSOTOSCOD ICS AN IDOOGS OOO 9IOSo OOO OSSSS00S5 0860809000008 98000000 | 66 99 | ia BEBE Se ee Ss S| oan ms are Cees Wilms | conto Sait rtarere peeessoaseeoronsce eeesecs Crescent EE ee Se nae ee | Stee i | 8 ee = Bicycles, GOSOSS SOS SSSSSOSOS SESS COE etc, | commis, ,, |i mares muher om Tin “iad | PSSOSCOSSSSSSSO OSESSOSSOOSD $40 sursm = s|$ screen ant No Other Dealer ae BSE a o ie best whee! ii¢se a 5 az Goa eee of pe a bt. made--$50, i330 D > ee t vet shit Would Dare to $75 nee e can’t g gid . . Western Wheel Works. CR AWFORDS tot Print This! WASH. BRANCH. 8E. COR. {TH AND H STS. Jones, ‘Manager. Jarry 8. Je. 3 my13-23d CLAFLIN ‘i ‘Strack out—By Corbett 3; ‘Taree-buse hit Me, ‘Johnson. fast enough! ie aly AE Pa ea = eee J ‘ fe, Jennings poe 5 ‘MeDermatt, Base Ball Gossip. t or Hae a rena a ‘ Jake Beckley on ely man New 4 ie On the The “Crawford” is steadily increas- 30 York yesterday, lark taking his place \ Easiest z ing in popularity—in fact, we have co ae 0 Ne ease Ok at ee BICYCL Payments Ever Known! OP T ICAL, Co. difticulty in securing wheels to meet clean record of ciphers. Beckley has too No notes—no interest. Arrange the payments to suit MASONIC TEMPLE, 901 F ST. $ the swelling demand. much ginger for that -will prob- ly or monthly. See the “Fast Flyer” at Drop in and consult ws about your eyes. You'll The 2 = the “Crawford” see mbly Se. put. wipe se rash- = “FL F. V.” at “Druid,” “Postal” and surprised at the relief we can give + u 3 ~~. ¥. 2 : wytywea,im CLAPLIS OFT. co. ree oe Ae bie Ratired, | ington club, had rege "Suburban". No better wheels in the WORLD! It seems unreasonable to pay more were batted at ont. the! fen re tayers or : Weare ready to tack the Matting on your floor tomor- than, $50, when $50 buys a “Craw- being 11 :to-5.. Peps a catoher of ,Tow morning—no charge for of the work. : There’s a certain satis- The “Crawford” Tandem is $100. —— Mike is faction in the positive Children’s Wheels, $35. work is on i i knowledge that your laundry will come home just when it was prom- ised. That’s the Yale’s idea of : 518 1oth—’phone 1092. Hy as i : 22 19 Crawford [Ifg. Co., - _B. P. Van Mater, Mgr., 929 “Ninth.” HES SOSOOHSSOHHOIDOO HD OSHS OOOHSOOO