Evening Star Newspaper, May 19, 1897, Page 8

THE EVENING STAR, ‘WEDNESDAY, MAY 19, 1897-14 PAGES. Sparks from a busy business. for $1. enough for us to sell—really $2 values. Navy Blue, sailor blouse and pants, with silk embroidered anchors, cord and whistle. Fit ages 3 to 12 years. Come tomorrow for them, though. SJE Broken Lines of Boys’ Wash Sailors. You've nearly bought us out of several lines of the Wash Sailors. Pick over what are left of these broken lots. tomorrow at HALF PRICE. Take the $2 ones for $1.00 Take the $2.50 ones for $1.25 Take the $3 ones for $1.50 We'll have them all together —and you Shall help your- selves. It’s a once-in-a-season chance. Boys’ Combination Suits-- $5 values for $3, Came from a maker whose designer worked harder than his drummers—and he found himself over-loaded. As well- made Suits as we ever saw— neat patterns—good color— extra pair of pants—rcefer 93. Look at the Boys’ $2.50 Suits—they’re what others ad- They'll fly thick and fast tomorrow. Trade happenings— store conditions—tleaders’ advantages—but all sound, honest value-offerings. Qualities that we can look you in the eye and guarantee. We meet the flight to cheapness with worths that are true as steel. Such opportunities as these pronounce safety—security—satisfaction at Saks’. . — Furnishings. SOC. m~ 50c. Silks made up in Clubs and Bows— % pewest patterns— 25c. Boys’ Hats. Mothers will find tomor- row’s money a bigger buyer than usual. Children’s 7c. Leather Tam O'Shanters, with patent leather trimming— 43c. Boys’ All-wool Golf Ceps—plain Blue and fancy patt Kind about 10 dozen 23¢. the ‘New Scale Kimball.” grade, end the “Hardman, ney’ are the best planos that money can produce. Interested Should In- vestigate the Sale Of Pianos at Metzerott’s Before It is Too Late. ‘To those who may be contemplating the purchase of a piaro, or will have to buy a plano within the mext two years, we assure you that it will pay them for cash; and this means a saving of soy- Where from $125 to $200 on a piano to the pur- There is no finer plano in America today than It is strictly high “Blasius” and “Whit- We are offering high-grade Cabinet Grand pianos for $107, $207, $223, $236 to $283. $25 cash; $10 per month, buys them. Beautiful brand new pianos, in all the fancy Woods, for $137, $147, $163 to $187. ‘These planos are sold everywhere for $300 to $350. $20 cash; $7 to $10 per month, buys them. A few used uprights left for $60, $80 to $100. $10 cash; $6 per month, buys them. Square pianos at your own price and terms. Come while it is yet time to secure good choice. Store open evenings. It METZEROTT MUSIC CO. CAUTION: the firma. The Only Genuine Hunyadi Water. Hunyadi Janos, Best Natural Aperient Water. “The prototype of all “Speedy, sure. gen"! iter Waters.""—Lancet. ‘British Medical Journal. See that the label bears the signature of Andreas Saxlehner. ap80-s&wlyr Children’s Straw Sallors—the new shape, in the new color combinations—silk trim: ASc. Boys’ Shirt Waists. One more chance for you in those fine Union Waists—there are 10 dozen of the better ones and 15 dozen of the others, left. Laundered—good AA AA RAAMIDAARADADAADADAAA BARA DRARADS AAAAAARRARAAD RRL We're constantly grow- ing—constantly adding new names to our already long list of patrons. If your laundry ever comes here on a trial trip you'll easily see why. The Yale Laundry, 518 10th—phone 1092. $1 quality, 50C. Te. quality, 2QC. Ladies’ Shirt Waists. Don’t miss _this—we offer SHEARER DECLARED GUILTY. the aged electrician of the United States Capitol, charged with assaulting five little girls, after listening to testimony and argu- THEY ARE GOING)!" StoRTivgcnctes And Going Fast---Those cur ; (Continued froh Seventh Page. 2 once took ee ee Sane e scrappy Managerwas 0 give his side of the story why three straight gemes were lost to Cincignati, The session was long and stormy, When Joyce emerged from man’s roam:he was in the sulks, and refused to speak to any one. Freed- man’s tongue lashing: its effect on Joyce's play at third inthe afternoon, as the game he put up was: awful. His three glaring errors at third ¢ost runs, and he Played like a man without heart. Lust night Joyce and Freedman had another ccrsultation. A special from Pittsburg says that the Pittsburg club Monday: suffered the most severe blow imaginable’ when Lyons, the hard-hitting, clever fielding Cincinnati boy, who has held down first base, waa sent to the hospital with a crushed hand. One of Rusie’s lightning shafts hit Denny on’ the right hand as he grasped the bat. The that it will be at least six weeks before Lyons will be able to take a bat in his in Lyons’ place. TENNIS TOURNAMENT. Contest for the Championship of the South in Singles. The opening games in the eleventh an- nual tournament for the lawn tennis cham- pionship of the south in singles, under the auspices of the Southern Lawn Tennis As- sociation, were held .yesterday on the grounds of the Bachelors’ Club, M street between Connecticut avenue und 17th street. The attendance of spectators was not large, but the various contests were watched with interest, and good plays were applauded. All the games in the pre- liminary rounds were played, and two in the first round. The scores were as fcl- lows: In the preliminaries ‘T. A. Driscoll beat Major Hale, 6—3 to 6—4; *. Davisson beat M. P. Wilson, jr., G—2, 6-0; W. P. Metcalf won from H. ljoolittle by default, os F. P. Warfield beat Henry Ogden, 6-3, These sets completed the preliminaries, J.-C. Clay, resulting Thompson, 3-6, 6—3, 6-3. Play will be resumed this afternoon, and it is expected that the contests in the sin- gles will be completsi today. The winner of the singles will play Mr. Paret for the championship. ‘The opening games in the doubles will also be pla: Final Events ef Friendw’ Athletic As- sociation Field Meet. At the regular first annual field meeting of the Friends’ Athletic Association Satur- day, on Columbia Feld, the track was too heavy for the wheeling-events. They were, therefore, postponed unji] yesterday. Those who availed thejaselves of the op- portunity to see thesedrares were fortunate, as they were the bestior*the program. The performance of Réuben B. Clark in the paced mile againsf tie was more than creditable to that youngiathlete. Paced by three single wheels, he-rode the mile in 2.19 2-5, which 1s 1!@-3*seconds over the regular record of thig track madc by Fred Sims one year ago,,and when the track run, which had resulted-in a dead heat on Saturday; entries, Townsend and Davidge, won by Townsend after a well-contested race, cellent race, and had‘it not been‘for Wash- ington’s fall in, the, Jast-curve the finish ae -have been close. Berger finished in 22 2-5, Rodolph, West & Co., Successors to J. H. & Oo., 2008 F and 622 10m st, Be Your Own Confectioner. —Make your own ICE CREAM. You not only save money, but you can satisfy yourself thoroughly as to its purity and wholesomeness. No trouble to freeze Ice Cream with the famous Peerless Iceland Freezer. Mekes the cream just as firm as you went—in a very short time. The Peer- bone of the index finger is broken clear off Te ae to investigate this sale of high- le jianos fat ie index finger is broken clear o! > ce most expensive eezer—al fabs Wine easy payments for | While the second finger is also. badly ccsts but half the money. Has the Boys’ Sailor Suits More Men’s less mcney, in many cases, than dealers can buy | TUShed. The physicians gave out last night Yacuum screw dasher. A big recom mendation in itself. 2-quart size - - $1.25. 4-quart size - - $1.82. Bargains For the Men. *25c kt choice of “broken lots” of ‘Neglige Shirts, with ard with- cut collars, None were less than 50 cents. Look for them on table near ith st. entrance, Bicyclists’ Hose, Sweaters. 25c¢ %t Men's and Boys’ Garments, Some of the Footlem Hove, with patent chamois straps, were $1.50. Some of the White Sweaters were $1.25. Hurry—tor first choice, REMNANT DAY ; hand again. "Ther ==-Thursday-== . French Balbriggan Und ith tape ¥ | chasers. : team that Pit bag: Gauacae cepa tier i < - h Underwear, with tape Ei at tsbui rt e bett This is one of the trade hap- Seams, reinforced drawers, pearl buttons‘ | Our tole desire is to close out this stock quickly | than Lyons, and the aut people we ee, | S=quaart size - = $1.48. * penings. They are g d suspender tapes and perfect fitring—special, 80 they can begin remodeling this building. cast down. Harry Davis will go to first Rudolph, |THE PALAIS ROYAL. West & Co., (Successors to J. H. Chesley & Co.) 1004 F & 522 10th Sts. g ildren’s Wash stock you'll have to come here. And completeness isn't the only inducement—saving as well is point- ing her finger’ toward “the model store.” Our wash suits are as carefully made as our cloth ones—won't shrink—or lose their shape. Here’s a few prices to judge the whole stock by: 48c. for Neat Striped Suits—nicely trim- med—and good wearcrs. Whistle and cord with each suit. 48c. for Brown Imitation Linen Sults— eerviceable—and economical. Good dirt hiders—Just the thing for play. 98c. for Handsomely Trimmed Brown Striped Suits—worth $1.50—and look it, $1.23 for Crash Sults—elegant washers— stylish—and as graceful as you ever saw. $1.48 for Best White Duck Snits—band- iseman Bros., NO BRANCIY STORE IN WASHINGTON. It jomorrow’s bargains include Importers’ Rem- nants of Dress Goods and Laces, which are worth telling of in big type. 19e. tiful Imported Lappetts. Also two tables full of Satin Stripe Grass Linen and Charming Challies. 19c yard for choice. {7 And note that all this scason’s most attractive styles and colors gre in the lot, being fac similes of those you have seen at 37%ec a yard. 89e. 39c yard for 68c quality French Printed Japanese Silks, in exquisite designs and colors. yard for 75e Quality Taffeta Sitks, and Wool Fabrics. the $1 Suitings. rr. Art Goods. Antique Lace Bureau Scarf, and $2.19 for this $4 Scarf. Inquire : in_Art Department. 20C. o and two games on the sirst round followed. Tuke the 50c. ones for 25C. Boys’ Blue Cloth Tams, with White and In the first game J. C. Goodfellow won i y i Take the 75e. ones for 38C. gold braid trimming—98c. kind— Prescribed and approved for 24 years by all the | ffom W. D. ‘Wilcox, G—4, G22. The next 4 1gc yard for Genuine Imported 25c yard for choice of best Black me@ieal authorities, for CONSTIPATION, DYSPEL. | Was the best contest. of the day. It ‘ 5 : é 5 ‘ Take the $1 ones for 50C. 4 Cc SIA, TORPIDITY OF THE LIVER, HEMOK- was a game between Morgan® Thompson 1 French Organdies and equally beau- | Silk Chantilly Laces, Point Lierre . ell as for a iments _re- Y 5 Take the $1.50 ones for 75C. ao RHOWDS, 5 well as for all Kindred ailments in favor of| If you want to see a complete Laces, Batiste and Grass Linen In- sertion Laces. Many worth $1 a yard. G7The widths range from 3 to 9 inches. None worth less than 50 cents @ yard. Early visitors tomorrow will find laces worth more than §1 yard. OC. 5c yard for English Thread Laces, imported to retail at roc, 12c, 15¢ and 18c. {7There laces are used in place of Valenciennes earasln i trimmmnea aa iainianica eile tan yard for Wash Silks. snd Torchen. Washing and wearing well, they are ees ood peer ere Condi pEou = ec (For Laces see adjoining column.) all that < jesired. Jackets and plain double- patterns—patent bands—per- over, is but Slghtceneyeaearer oa Saye usual care. breasted jackets. A gi $5 fect fitting—perfect waists. Seeveerrverrereevevrvevevess| The events: were as follows: 440-yards worth for = te st = " Bed Wear. i oe The Jury’s Verdict im the Talcott | The association half-mie bicycle for boys pa ey Cane. not over fourteen hag. Pred Berger and Jo- BOC sent for soe and ose | THC for GO ate | OLE for, euine Marecttioe The jury in the case of Alfred B. Talcott, | SPh Washington as entries. It was.anex-| Cor. 7th and E Sts. N.W. lor Suitings: | Only | he Table Covers, $1 for this $2 slightly soled, bat all are full worth a bone less than Scena oor. Men’s Furnishings. Tomorrow’s buyers will Linen Suits-- Tomorrow or not at all— 100 of our Pampas Linen this city, ——— Aged Citizen Passes Away. Eli Davis, one of the oldest residents of died at the residence of his will be the abiding place of the visitors, and they will practice upon Yhe waters which were the scene of the freshmen’s victory in 1896. F St. Cor. 13th. my19-50d yarious prices up to $7.50. irst floor. styles. Third floor. Shirt Waists. Suits. Odds ‘and ends—the last of this season's most popalar Lamps. $3.50 fee's Tame and base. ? : 5 ments for thi ys, berat! The event of the day was. the 1-mile as- A ; mentees Saco wales two lots of Saks Waists at | ments tor three days, and deliberating for gociation bicycle “race, “in’ which Care, | A WNINGS Keep Trimmings. : : very small prices. Loon returned a verdict declaring the de-| was \éry tase ana at nee ee ete | Out The Sun. Sc pant, for, White _Mohatr Neckwear. Towels. 13 dozen Ladies’ White Lawn Waists, fendant guilty of all of the five informa-| finish Clark led. by. two wheels when They event the summer sun blazing | Varq SAGs: gSome, were 8s os Q5c qtr Men's Se and Te | Qe cach for last of best selling 2 5 with plaited front and back,Bishop sleeves, dian Redington by’a splendid 5 aoe windows—keep out the “glare? | 3 = Sollarett C scarts. and 39¢ for Ladies 1 Linen Huck Towels, Look at a line of Boys’ $6 Yes wn collar: cut on’ our patterns, = ‘dingt ry splendid jump managed to oe aes ate ore ea wo much fo the | Ostrich Feather Collarettes. eischa cin pute ee coeur atin lng Seat oe d $6.50 Suits that we ca I to any Toc. Walst—for fomorrow “Guilty in each case, and we recommend | fitish a winner by six inches in 2.32. (ttractiveness and comfort of the house, reyes Odds” ond” ends but superior | Second Boor. : and $6.50 Suits that we can sell at : the defendant to the mercy of the court,” | yanis; Bereer, ganaicap, had Meline, 100 “EP May we not send you-samples of our seeds. = z for $5. There are several Was the announcement of the foreman, | Redington crater, Wards: and Gis oa -——— new mnterials—and ive estimates of the First floor. 4 won in 5.19 1-5, cost? Drop postal. styles to select from—and they when asked by the cierk for the finding. || after a race that showed good head work Corsets. ri. G. Copelan ri Soe PS Sere ° The verdict was apparently unexpeciea | Redington and Clark now rode to eatainen | lle Ge ad $ 9 2 ema Refrigerators. ere er made to sell for th d mil d ‘Opp. STAR OFFICE. for “W. B..” “C. B.’ fs. so little as $5. Buta big store by Mr. Talcott. He seemed dazed for a| ton Povin ago ichmond, Reding- | 409 11th St., oer, STAe myis1ca | O6C 17, “SS: 5s) “Greis.| Handkerchiefs. $9.50 tor os aes g cma moment or two, and then, with a far-away| Clark followed with the splendid 1 = = Jone rere Lees oem, ane stile | BAC forthe 18e and 2c ns cKee can do big things. 88 doten Fancy ‘he fare” bremt? Z| Ok on his face, sank slowly into a chalr, | already mentioncd—riding a wnitwraly foe IID LEILA | reheated oh fee Handkerchiets that are | Refrigerator, with poreslain lied — x #| intense pain, “Tht ends it. I care for raniate ition! a : = i a em, 5 ce. 0 5 tomorrow's special price— atti now: Death te just ao wor Toor eathese events closed the association's first | } every day occurrences in con First floor. First floor. — sob eon 3 Boys’ 50c. Knee Pants CEMCE Tops me of my only legacy to my | “Phe organization was founded at Friends’ ( nection with Foot Forms. —_ oni dren, and they a now dishonored. Select School in February last. With but a A lady was in yesterday who $ --for 35¢ = ttorney Campbell Carrington gave no-| few months’ preparation these Rood Tenn tare 4 Suis Underwear. Embroideries. ¢ ° flee of a, motion for a new trial, and pend: | have been reached. Next year even better | bought a pair of Foot Forms in Ren era Eee Trunks ing the disposition of the motion, requeste Lanes 3 ~ + for choice o' gar- yard for 3 to G-inch a > 4 All wool and good patterns —— that Mr. Talcott be released on ball. Judge | for T™mances MAy be confidently looked |$ ’95. She has had ecuiuall pled) oc pent i, em a 10c pre $4.50 for an $8.50 Tronk % —for wear. Extra well made | | adies’ Pampas cach case, Sir. Charles: W. Sgser qtalided == Donegan vil do it again, She ¢) ints Gone Cog, Draceg | trace” tat ‘hasta ue | $4.50 x.0n, 0 Dome 3 —and an extra effort lets us x as surety in the sum naméd, and Mr. Tal] GALTEE MORE THE WINNER. bought her second Fe of Foot ars eal Say Gio eee rit show tha it is on capeive i " cot roceedes 0 his home. urin; e oe vest lav. or. run roughest usage cannot $ offer 100 pairs tomorrow at Linen Skirts-- trial ‘Mr. Carrington reserved exceniions, | 3, Gubbimw Brown Colt Captures New fare eter aye ee ise Se ters dangerously hurt. | ° : Sa both on the ruling out of certain testimony Market Stakes, z J a " é together with some White d on certain statements of th - e Meee i 5 $ C. a Pair.| sk Skirts—90 of both $| cuting attorney, and on them the imotion | LONDON, May 19.—J. Gubbins’ brown |¢ the chrome tanned kid uppers Hosiery. Jackets. pA ° = S Z for a new trial will be based. eclt, Galtee More, won the Newmarket |( are as full of life, soft and mellow $ orem oe fe hn SS Black kinds. Made with full swe The concluding address to the jury by | stakes of 3,500 sovereigns, at the Newmar- ir for broken lots of | $3, QS for_ these ack & oi as ever. ic Re Ciay Diagonal Ja-¥ na. ys tfect hang and 6-inch turn- Assistant District Attorney Mullowny was | ket second spring meeting today. = 5 4 Se Lisle Hose. — and $5.98 for these Tan, $ c “ pei es of great force and very convincing. Judge 600 WEIN Te, Foot Forin Boots. .......$3.00 $] black, eens eee and Black $7.98 Jackets, for a $7 Tea Set of 56 é Boys Wash Suits-- ed hem. Better than any Kimball then charged the jury. The de- WISCONSIN'S ’VARSITY EIGHT. Foot F Oxford: S355 \| . ith fly front apd silk lining. pleces—ininus one and Smarts “ioe Uhersdasat fendant, he said, was charged with five pares ; oot Form Oxfords. .....$2.5 an oot patter Ah fy fron Sab ar “hie The regular stock is full of attrac. $1.75 Skirts—for Thursday at different cases of assault committed on five | The Race With Yale to Be Rowed on That is where the economy of Sor & SES Diner Get ot 1 tions. "We sell at Soe. Suit theta different little girls. They were not ex- the 20th, i a oe counted as 7c. value elsewhere. “And é treme cases. Character, said the court, = Sireitees wearing Foot Forms comes in. oe and hea fet. with two pistes tl = was entitled to consideration. The defend-| Tue Wisconsin University crew left Madi- Parasols. Suits. Sensing aon Leap eeoeee eee and all: eustatve”- aod ant tee Fecton °. ° ant could be guilty or not guilty of as-| Son at 1 o'clock Monday afternoon, and ex- : 3 aged. rise the novelty and value go up—twice saulting any one or all of the children, and | pect to reach New Haven this afternoon s199, $2.93, $3.08 | $4.98 for these $12.50 Navy | Basement. as fast. Extreme fads in Linco, Mo- = the jury was directed to have the verdict | ‘Tne race with Yale wil bé rowed May 20. By $1.39 Sh. ok the Bolts, $10.9 for the $15 Brat, hair. Sicilian, Galatea, ete.” Just ° ° show clearly whether the defendant was | “71 0 iuunelon OF fomnier Gomer ae Py 2 of five lots, being the remnants | S'S Shes ng Sate. Betiog ve a look at ‘em—the¥'re beauties, A big offer in gullty of all the charges, gallty of same or.| | Tye mansion of former Gov. Sh itonstail, |? \ = 4 Of inany lots “heretofore sold at | $4. 8Rd Sumclined Suite, $748 = guilty of any. ‘ake named for him, have an immense advantage. Some offerings that are with- out parallel. Men's Madras Neglige Shirts, to be worn with” White collate” docen Silk Sespenders, | with gilt mountings and silk elastic iF See. value for 25¢. * o Par. Broken sizes of $1 and T5c. Shirts, some with collars on, others sith collars detached— 3d7C. 's Striped Ly with French meck, pearl buttons, rein- draws at Suits—Blazer style. We know the more you see Pampas Linen the bigger favorite it will be—and we'll send these 100 Suits out to spread its popularity and ours. $2.98. Ladies’ Wrappers-48c. ani Lawns, several patterns es, ck es end cuffs; 5 dozen of these—at A8c. daughter, 705 Rhode Island avenue north- west, yesterday morning. He was born in Charles county, Md., August 13, 1805, and consequently would have been ninety-two years old had he lived until his next birth- day. he was a small child, and he has resided here ever since, having been many years a watchman in the general post office. He was the oldest member of Washington Lodge, No. 6, I. O. O. F, uon will have charge of the funeral, which will take place, from his late residence, at 3:30 o’clock Thursday afternoon. He leaves many friends, an only sister, two daugh- ters and a large number of grandchildren to mourn their loss. His parents removed to this city when- That organiza- ed “Want” ads. in The Star pay because they bring answers. * —— A Garden Fete. A garden fete and mystery sale for the benefit of St. Michael and All Angels’ Church will be held at Mr. J. R. McLean’s grounds, 19th and T streets, Thursday even- ing from 4 to 11 o'clock. You'll want two or three at that price. A Ladies’ Wool Suit “i sere es The course over which the race is to be rowed has not been decided. The University of Wisconsin is a new- comer in the aquatic world, but almost in a single stride she came from nowhere to the front, and the race between her crew and that from Yale will be an event of na- tional importance. Since 1888 a certain amount of attention has been paid to row- ing, but not until last year did the eastern colleges learn just what the Badgers could do with the oars. June 18, 1896, the Wis- consin freshmen beat. the sons of Eli by ten lengths, ema The University of; Wisconsin is situated at Madison, on the banks of Lake Mendota, and is therefore admirably situated for the encouragement of aguagics. But it was a hard matter to get jie faculty. to help the students, and in 188% the first races were 5 : fod Marsden of Corne¥, was the first coach hired, and in 1895 Andrew O'Dea of the Yara Yara Club of dustnalia was engaged. The latter taught. the craw the “kangaroo” stroke, Wisconsin bejngeshe first college in America to use it.jqin; 1806 the Badger freshmen defeated —Delawares of Chi- cago, University of Mjnpesota and the Yale freshmen. ‘Four of last year’der€w are on the eight this season, © Bee a ¥ S14 fer Foot-Form Catalogue. You’ve got a big chance to buy what Housefurnish- ings you need at very low prices this week. We're of- fering some special induce- ments. Cash or credit. HOUSE & HERRMANN, - Oor, 7th and I sta, iad choice of “odds and 49 Bic ae San tls see Skirts. $8 for the $16 Piano tomy, onyx top . lightly shop worn. Busement. pS eS ES be “First Boor, | Eryon tirin ‘sr08"ter ieee | Miscellaneous. ase (ASG eee ee Accessories. : SS Soe & lene s: Basement. 4 for last of those Wash- Waists. Arm Chairs. $1.35 0 ar