Evening Star Newspaper, June 29, 1897, Page 5

| THE EVENING STAR, TUESDAY, JUNE 29, 1897-14 PAGES. 5 tee ieaeee ee: = SEPP EESTI TITS | AIA aa a — | inner RRE EIRENE THE WORLD OF SOCIETY es IeaSSES ESS Ee £14 ‘Cornwell sells the best a | =a : : ook panei 7 $i at the lowest price. \\ | ¥Shoes Shine Crocker’s, 039 Pa. Ave.| Store cooled by electric fans. : That fortunate purchase ;} aE = $[ Tie Tom of cho Fame Welling) Sone Mate sot tems MDoa, va = KA ‘ 3 dents of Northeas ington, had bee! = of Suits and Skirts + ( Japanese ) 5 4 nd 3 Bells, enjoying a picnic, with beer as chief bever- =) 2 > | Sg oe ede last night, before they met Policemen ect ematterabe tesa, J ‘ Mosquito and )j, Ww ell Startle the Town. merson and Tracey. ‘Man then abou Was certain one “$ 12 Fl Cc t h S 5 we oe is Mr. Leiter Will Be Best Man for an} i: idnight, and the loud noise made by them Skirt zi¢ ly vateners, 3 Another Sensational Offer Engtisnmantlome Weddings — | "2% <Siulated o dati peruse 5 51.50 - inen Crash aust $ : 2 for 25¢ } i 99 | —Personal Notes. Donald had ai ted his cousin a week ge gaat Wh a Male Batt A8e $)( | ae z ron Our “Vacation Sale. Neo, and a warrant for the assault had deep hem $1.50 and $1.25. You 3 pple: Secale tap 4 o | A Japanese Lantern, Mosq } $ $4 and Ladies Linen Crash and EI ( eee Cha ee » $ : At St. Patrick’s Church, tomorrow mora- s 4 Ka Wa mosquito on the premises it will be ») ing. Rev. (Or ‘sleffon will perform the : z Duck ae S- ban rs r Ity. 15e. ench, = marriage ceremony for Miss Priscilla com rere 3 ¢ SG SS ee oa ars Goldsborough and Mr. William D. Slaugh- = = 1 RS}5) £1 (¢G GG ell & d) é 4 ter, Miss Julia Smoot w of hon- Sa. VV to 4 Mr. F: leroy McGill ai Mr. Heis- em z = orn Son, 9) = a ies’ usse xX or Ss = kel - ames Zavier Taillard best fully 3 \ Py: holesale and Retail Grocers, 3%} % $ | nan. ‘rom rect é : S) ¥15 HS $| Mr. Joseph Leiter will be best man at | DCared in court this x scolores 3 i Q Cy 1412- 1418 Penna. Ave. z us Fle t lc Siaternahoual a ge tomorrow in| was Rune ae ei ore at Sasi et pet an Sa i M ; 43 P Sik ZY $ ° ° z1¢ icago of Miss Marguerite Walker and | effort before the latter ring Bie of . linery. $] ge 1S S] pp J l ts { Mr. Wallop, brother of the Earl of Por} rae ‘aot EE ae mouth. Miss Walker, who mai a seg a wan ieee ake your thie oice of Hats that were $2.50, ¢ ; ; a ae 1 ers, JUNCUS, : pa Noi was fi at I hia $2, $1.50 and Slat - : % HECHT & COMPANY. 3)% £ | pean trav “Thue ae bs 4 Sa: samuel Walke: 1 the family has shed t Z «. Snetudine Panama 25 ES] Ee _otee store where your promise to pay £1 ents : sme eves position In Chi = wt and they had one on the com- ‘ hat fi Sra to cele renee © STE omens mnuen aad ings for as atte an | & C ° | Scie aie. wea take his brie to miles anit eee | 75¢ Ladies’ & Children’s ¢ | % aba —___— Sika Bae = a ee Ik = | + Paes Sra chu ndants were fined $10 ench for dis- z £(E S| the. curnticed choir, James MeDonald for = Eeshosne. z Here are the sales 3/% Regular $2 to $3.50 Goods. Spe ese pauhiy wae pBerataiysmie | Imported Lezhorns, for a A x : : ing he same bri. LE geo $5 & $4 Tri | ladies, texe Sab tien 2 39c & that are in progress $(£ —Wedne sday morning at 8 o'clock we'll throw on our Bar- “Age seal ai eat ie - ergy age ar gor | ae 5 . = at Hecht’s—youcan= %/4+ gain Tables in the rear of our store about 100 pairs of $2 to | feature of the occasion. The bride's singl EXCURSIONS, | $2 and $1.50 Trimmed : |e G {attendant will be her sister, Miss Amy —— . i : #1 notaffordto skip any z + $3.50 Oxfords, Slippers and _ Julicts, to sell to early buyers, at Walker, Mr. Percy 8, Foster announces that owing 7 ae < ilors. $ ae 69 cents. Don’t miss the chance. Miss Williamson of this city is visiting the failure to complete the arrangement 39c and 25c Short-back = ‘ ik Sthiw ast atten Dae «OC of them. < $ ee Rev ‘ana air Clarence T m at their excursion of the Moody Chet. il miried Soe c ETE C 3 6 0 Miss Williams: © el stponed inde ee Sailors. trimmed Kuex s Rien eto ‘ck a eae 2 & : poe Rew. Ae ae a een as Leos: ho is postp = r ae ly a “thee. 5 sale both offer you really + = es and Misses’ One, SERA the summer. There oe oa-4, ee Bone eee hes 215 og Sonlund forse a eeee . s took part. to v Pe + ks ‘a B. Kirby of Chicago, who has ancing all day im the cool and > 3 The 43e. muslin underwear Se | been stoppping at ; of J. A.| spacious pavilion on the bluff overlooking ey in which you get 98e. and : —Jenness Miller Shoes and Oxfords are the only lines in the Ee Asean CaP ahd SSSnce sre eae ep river, and the * and other good $ Oe a ea $ house not reduced. They never change prices. Jen- Z]oovhe last meeting of Minnehaha t Waist Sal = aia Sa z ness Miller Oxfords—DBlack and russet — common = 1, given by Mr. and Mrs nnized to: z ee, sense and dress lasts....... sane555s55 335930903895 BS 1 leave her will offer Og per saloon the |. Haskell & « Waists that are worth $1.50, $2 and $2.59. pets, in plain = cheeks, in whieh you dollar sete The Bie. bed vest sale, in which you get 19¢, vests for Bic. a Ladies’ Draw | nd seams, high J ae and g Fine Mustin wp 15¢ button Be ¢ 50c Ladies’ Gown : eee $ runtence yoke of fine Be & se SF tacks, doutte yet 1 29¢ ee $/% All hats trimmed free in the $ eek ard dowa trent Bares %|% millinery department this week = $ Z}% and some very splendid values 3 Kl NG S PA L ACE | % are being distributed. b 4 = : 2 : 812-814 Seventh Street Northwest. $ 3 All the credit you want. 3 ois : 715 Market ; Soot SM Mees Sa ae a a a ae te a IS GIVEN WITH OUR BICYCLES! Not with the bicycle, alone, but with every saddle and tire, as well. We will repair all damage free of cost—whether it is the result of accident or not! We sell these wheels on the SMALLEST MONTHLY PAYMENTS EVER KNOWN! —without notes or interest. You can get the lamp and bell here, too, on credit. Our wheels are as light, graceful and durable as any in the country; all heights of frame — all colors of enamel—and a choice of severat well-known tires. You can get the Matting and the Refrigerator—and all the Furniture you want on easy weekly or monthly pay- ments. Matting tacked down iree: carpets made, laid and lined free—no charge for waste in matching figures. Grogan’s & Mammoth Credit House, 817-19. 1-S23 SEVENTH STN. DR. EDISON'S OBESITY REDUCED MADALAINE LAR ACTRESS, Painless Extracting, PRICE, 58 POUNDS. If PAT, WRITE LORING & Ci y YORK 0. CHICAGO MEDICAL DEPAL Ca TURE CURED — BES DEVISED. Fine dentist possible only with fine ma id belo erest, often for a I remedies: teeth, comfort, pleasur fs not an empty phrase with us _ began taking Dr. « the names « In your neig for ps U.S. Dental Ass'n, I: Cor Cor. 7th and Sts. N.W. IM 10 TO 12 O'CLOCK. been x , Edwin thinking you for whut your t will SUNDAYS Fit ue. T t that ew York Clipper.” reply to inquiries Yours si The popular actress, ce, one of the fashion *t form with infinite | stellar Nights of the aheareccae nd sk ested in fine dentist re Edison's Obesity Treatiavnt, what she say ent to me in care of tie. steed Hecht & Compaay, 515 Seventh Street. eteconttetetes Wednesday Only! Two seasona shoppers i fone tomorrow—18 cents "I doe noble duty. : Burnham’ 's Clam Bouillon ‘| &* Burnham's Summer Drinks. bot te Wednesday of tee wal Hiclous drink. rly 24 cents bot- ‘Toincrrow. g S.A. Reeves, Successor to (Reeves, Poole & Co.) Grocer, Coffer Roaster, Baker and Manu- facturee of Flaest Confections, oF es ol | Jje2-3m, 300 1.1b. loaves to the barrel. ‘The Best Is ‘The Cheapest PILLS AND SALT THE Por" It's true of everything. S- “Cream Blend” has proved that this maxim is especially true of flour. Cream Blend Flour !s Best —The finest that money U- 3 of $—- can buy. Yet it's the % —— cheapest, because it yields % ——- 300 1-lb. loaves to the $ —— barrel—nearly ONE- e—— COURRE MORE than % —— other brands. , ee grant the best ¢ tee ne ‘3 cor ain £ ‘3 4 3 % B.B. Baciishaseird Wholesalers, {45-2007 1100 110 t. trrlototeleteletetentneseleseltetaleet tte oelloalyleteteteteleicityheteiphetotpteteitel ote | See ~ Soh of Segoe 4 + eA =z eter Sengeet So ntact 2, Y =e =~ Sedetetetettnttntntentntndeontntntitntetntoteted 4] k Reawn a a Black, Brown and Tan Great Reducti ion Vici Kid Oxfords In Hair. FoR THIS ONLY dt awion Switches, pas Seis ARES Seiad) Switches, , former! 8c, 98c, $1.24, $1. 48, $1.98: | om sits sure to writ Gray Switches, $3.00" formerly 424 vptured. ext truss and treatment ever devised — Gray Switches, $4.50, formerly $00. Which are from 30e. to $1 below regutar prices. / res. Send lette! Fa and ordern to —- & o., | First-class attendaats in Hairdressing, ‘nts for the United States. ‘o insure Shampooing, ete. ply mention department, and use onl: Robert Cohen & Sons, )/ fire. We bea fee “How to Cure | xT@BOral Hake Regenerator for restoring gray hatr 639 Pa. Ave. N : | Q Shaan )| LORING & CO., DEPT. No. 42 WEE 22D ST. S ST., CHICAGO, ILL. |) EW YORK CITY. S. HELLER’S 720 7th Street N.W. apl6-200 8, make th converts commen PAA RNA ae vests ia our printing reaps rich dividends of It's the ideal sun jag business. Our printing attracts and brings pos ‘Two sizes, $6 and $7. aie rewul| Ask for estimates. e: << Barker, i2Z10Fs Pps McGILL & WALLACE, Printers, 1107 B st. apltom-20 Presswork for the Trade, — apl+-3m,7 sist the Attractiveness tie printing? The man who in- «2 S| ALL OF EDISON'S OBESITY REMEDIES, 48 we well as all of Lo-ing’s Fleah-producers, for sale pie by . SIMMS, — pee ¥. avenue, Summer Shoes in abund- ance for all the family— fair prices. BURT’S SHOE STORE, E. C. Burt & Co., New York. Arthur Burt, 1411 F St. pay- Beene The Busy Corner, 8th and Market Space. Of Nos, z Plain and Maire makes, in suth desirable shades as as ed browns, assorted reds, assorted greens, let; also maize, eream, white and black. 3oc. a yard and the No. 80 would be a bargain at soc. if bought in a regularavayv. We say Speciale sce. 18¢. 36 grade. Special... Yard-wide 12c. Percale desi Apron Ginghams, assorted checks, which are fast colors. Merrima¢ Shirting Prints, the same styles as the Special = 22a CROCINER'S SE scodioesoes {s. Kann,Sons&Co. Our2dGrand Rebuilding Sale. a ther neers of Fine Ribbons 40, 50, 60 and 80 Taffeta Ribbons of - fl 5c. a yard for any color or width. E-DAY SPECIAL OFFERING OF DEMESTICS. ae -made Bleached Sheets, with deep hem, Extra quality of Feather- proof Bed Ticking, assorted stripes. efoaseatoet 939 Pa. Ave. Store Cooled by 9 Electric Fans. eet etrnerrrs th and with “reci iylor. ii. Tees S: . P. Jones, Master N 1 UP AND 5 Satan pastor Chureh, start it to . Who liv on will until next fa ing. at the p of Q str in the 1 friends of the s th rand Mr. The ceremony Mr. W . pastor of Church. best. man superior quality and standard ssorted pinks, assorted blues, assort- ssorted incliotropes and vio- The narrowest width is worth x formed by the Rev. Tr E S attired pink ro: smi ard carried the mony the guests repaired to the dining rcom, where a Lountiful supper was served. wedding cake the ents of the sigle bed size. aes bed . . Brown of Ph oe . .- ++-1gc. t, Miss Our and Mrs. Chase, sen 2 Arehie Tindal, Miss Knott, 350518 fe ble styles. AC. Mr. ¢ laren 73 : Bush of Anz Special - » Mr. J Special Sea Island pereales. 3kc. The couple Sulphur Springs on a short wedding trip. :: zh ea it eld a Ntidiedlans Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Hail will d the You have the choice of our entire line of 124c. Dress Ginghan s in a ccttage at Kattskill Bay, Lake Special ms € rge They will be jo! by their son, s Re gS ee a ee ee OO od a pig a adiaso artes Frank H. Batty end: wile jor Jersey City, 2,000 vards of White India Linon Remnants. Special... --1§c. [and Mr. and Mrs. Biackburn of Albany, E Gsentl SiGe at | NSpNceeines will penve ahs city wn wren _ One case Ecru India Linon Remnants. Regular toc. quality. DE-d mesday ami te absent anil Geremiee cial 5 settee cece cece eee ee SEC. s Estella Sutton has gone to Virginia, 50 piece: of I xtra Fine Plain Black Lawn, just as fine and shese as | near Round Hill, to spend a few weeks. Greandy- se Spccialses-s- = ee eee ae -I14c. Eater 5 . + tters li vhat it is that you want Several hundred pieces Fine Quality Organdy Lawn, ansuch colors | Anwar | ate oe eee as black, navy, lavender, pink, nile, red and light blue. Special. 3 20Ee: want” ad. in The Star will reach the per- White Goods 15¢. Quality Fine Corded Dimity. son who can fill your need. eee Growler Caused the Trou Department. je. + Ioc. yd. 22 John Glasgow and Katie, his wife, are roc. Quality E) legant Sheer India Linon. . saansossg es fA Se ae 18¢. Onality 40- inch Wide Very Fine India Linon. Has osase! rushed last evening several times, and 25¢. Quality Fine Sheer French Organdie, 33-inch. .... speedily, from the Glasgow eae # 25c. Quality Extra Heavy Corded Pique... Sere seeee sh sala soe tae tae pala tartare Ye 40c. Quality 68-inch Sheer French Organdic 20¢. Quality Very Fine Sheer Black India Linon 50c. Quality All Colors in 45-inch Silk Mulls. Laces and Embroideries._ Special bargains in White and [lack Val. E 35c. value Black and Cream All- Silk Chantilly. Laces, of patterns. Special... 100 pieces of Fine value paca 5 15 and 18c. value Fine Guipure Swiss F Cutout, Speciall-.--.-- Linen Department. 25 dozen of Extra Large Size Unbleached Turkish Towels. 22xAOs- JOpecialian ce ee Special bargains in Bleached and U nbleached Table nants, from 14 to 4-yard lengths. 100 dozen of Bleached Jacquard Fringed Towels. Size 20x44. Never sold for less than toc..... te Gascessien Fooees cae Meal” He jou ann. Stoves. $ “ ‘The finest’ Stoves that have ever ia ia 14 GASOLI eeet been cohstru for summer < They're the newest designs— Saluda Smpeyrsae ate ‘y @re easy to clean—odorless— ay safe—aud cook like a big pa d-burner GAS STOVES, $1.48. te BARKE Cor. 7th & D S.W CHINA, HOUSEFURNISHINGS, TINNING. Je29-t, th, 8,28 4960508804 Ke Dr. Haines’ Golden Specific ‘Cures Drunk kenness. at can be ENT ou. THE KNOWLEDGE F THE P. coffee, tea or articles of fooas win effect S Pace and whether the patient alcoholic had of F. 8. WILIIAM: n.w.; H. A. JOBNSTO: ton. GOLD! SPECIFIC Obto, TF Write for their book, Bers,” on and fe2T-s,t Narrow ue Sacrifice Sale of White Spreads. fanity and ob: anguage disturbed the quiet of the neighborhood about midnight. After tolerating the noise for about two hours, Policemen Lynch and Poiter es- corted John and Katie to the nearest sta- tion house The husband, in addition, was charged with profanity at the station, and in court teday he admitted the truth of the latter accusation, but denied that he violated the law at his home. gings and Insertings. large variety 12sec. Cut-out ‘Cambric. yi 5c. sWear when you were in S13 the station?” asked the court, as John took eR 22535 -2hc. yard.e} ine tand and saluted in correct military wdging, wide margin, already style. “Because one of them cops threw water Saabe pees saa eys +eeees-..10c. yard. 1 as I stood at the cell door,” 2 the prisoner; would like to krow who it wa: I certainly should like i to meet him; he a gentleman. Size | The throwing of water was denied by eens w....10C. each, | the,Police, and John went down for a total of forty-five days, the sentence being thirty days less severe. —_o- Thought He Saw Foaltz. “Who's hunting for Dorsey Fonitz?” ia- quired an elderly colored man who calle’ at police headquarters this morning. “Everybody on the force,” was the re- sponse of an officer. of his wife Linen Rem- “Well,” said the old man, “you don’t seem to be leoking for him, and you're an officer.” Then he explained that he had seen the fugitive on the street with several other young men. “He was half drunk,” he volunteered, ‘and was wearing a big handkerchief xreund his neck.” ‘When did you see him?” the informer was asked. “Day before yesterday was the last time. Everybody sees him, but so many people are afraid of aim. You see, Dorsey always carries two pistols and a razor, and he keeps people afraid of him ali the tine.” When the old man had given a descrip- tion of the man whom he thought was the fugitive, the officer toncluded that he did not know Foultz, and the latter is no near- e+ being captured now than he was the day after the murder was committed. oe Hats & Bon See REDUCED. pagwmed and Untrimmed HATS and -SAILORS—and A —at xreatly reduced ineee nae patterns, Exclusive styles. Mrs. C. Stiebel, 1113 G St., \ Coes OF FINE MILLINERY. 2 ge29-tu,th, a When “Copeland” Awnings Shade the Windows you have the satis: that they sre the b beat ag a that money can buy. Everything ksigns. them is ae designs—the E We'd like to wana itera Patterns and oh give an All new Echo of September Storm. Wm. Stone Abert, Glenn Brown, David T. Cissell, John A. and Charles F. Scnnei- der were made Gefendants yesterday after- noon in a suit filed by Louisa Sutton, whose husband, George W. Sutton, was injured in Kelly’s cafe, 1217 Pennsylvania avenue, during the big storm !ast Septem- ber, and who died from the injuries. Mrs. Sutton charges that the wreck of the building was due to carelessness in its construciion. It was in course of erection at the time by the defendants. She claims $15,000 damages. sosttiodiona Be ‘oh our abort: postal, I. G. Copeland & Co., 409 ITH ST. (Opp. “Star Office.) _je29-164 $/ -25,, Clear Vision amine eyes sclentifcally and adjust oy glasses ingly. Glasses in gold-| it begins to fall off or turn gray ay filled 1.25; im ‘ise. | Hall's Halr Renewer, and the result will be serzimeg MERU Osticiva bas See” | alls * me m., and p.m., and be home > > up, Jor = 1, I'M be there, all repl a joud voice from the rear of dock. A moment later the owner shambled to the as though not at all inter: 1 in iv charged With disorderly con- “Are you guilty prisoner, with an : of the Thecsophical S their friends, were ained Metzerott’s Ha x, by a gramophone mar retined free Sunday to be given by the society. _> Marriage Marriage licenses have been issued to the following: Whiie—Peter Wigginton and Lola Mas- ters, both of Stafford county, Va.; Arthur Willan and Mamie Hobgood, of Rich- mond, Va.; Karl Schafer and Christina Phe Robert H. Lawrence of ( IL, and Alice Perry of Rumsgate, John Tur of New York G ! “tt of this city. sred—Walter Mc and Med Crawford taunton, Baker; Jonn Db. nzie of Anacostia, Newton an —_ ads. in The bring answers. tar pay because yofourth Se eral at St. Paul's Roman Cath ing, June 30, at Pr. DAVIS anit at Mt. Olivet sday, June 30, 1sv7, * ha And in our We will bw Funeral, from parents’ ved wife in the sixty-a Al services to ts > June 30. held in Baltimore LA COSTE. am., at thwest, On Tuesd) at 10:30 street 2 p.m, from M. Helatives and ropolitan A. SE. Church, M. Wallach. vault and only the follow and will Gertrude, Raymond and T In Memoriam. wing memory of W! . whe died ele FRED. years " BY HIS MOTHER. my devoted who died 1895. WALTER. papa, nineteen montis aoe today, In loving rcmembrai ‘Capt. ‘ee. WALT Nov ir loving voice could banish every sorrow, Your sweet sunile was all the world to me, he: paat I try, to borrow fF presence from t tern xen BY HIS DAUGHTER, RATER x Tutt’s Liver Pills Keep the system in order and pre- vent morbid conditions of the liver which precede disease. A Preventative of Sick Headache, Dyspepsia, Dizzi- ness, Bad Taste in the Mouth, Heart- burn, Coated Tongue, Loss of Ap- petite, Constipation and All Bilious. Diseases,