Evening Star Newspaper, July 2, 1897, Page 6

6 AND Ww. M4 ; = and 3 » Hauling, Moving see ee —We're going to give you the crib that everybedy asks $5 for, for $3.85. White i Brass Crib, 2 ft. 6 in. by 4 ft. 6 in., nicely made, with drop sicle Complete, with spring, For $3.85. New ° F 1 at Mesut 511.75 Enuuel 1 y W. BR. MOSES & SONS. it “@QO0G00000000000000 5 ART Ge pi Peib. O G8 NEW PHIL. B SLVHIA STORE. Crash Skirts, $1.25 Just received very handsome Novelty Striped Crash pares Skirts, that were made to sell at ‘$2. We'll introduce them tomorrow ae §1.25 Linen Suits, $5. Ladies’ Beautiful Crash Linen Suits, blazer jacket style, handsomely trimmed. with navy blue duck and braid. Worth $7.50. Go on sale te- morrow at.-......- Raesesse Summer Corsets. The famous “H. & 5S.” rsets, at..... 200000" Summer € -- 45C. The “Roval Worcester” Summer Corsets, in medium and long waists, Musi derwear. Just two samples of how cheap we can sell the best Muslin Under- wear. Ladies’ trimr Drawers, embroide Good Muslin ed with cambric 3 fine tucks above. Regular 5oc. mime. = Spectats. 3.5.2.4 2. 39c. Ladies’ Cambric Gowns, sleeves and neck trimmed with cambric rui- fle, neck trimmed with inserting and tucks. Regular 6yc. value. Special, 50c. ad D FLESH. KNOWN IN WASH- H, HEALTH AND AT-TEN-U AND COR- REJUVENATE PREMA- AND WOMEN— Ta: P A aD ROSY, COAST AND GEODETIO a . th April, ’9 7 New York ity, 1 BU- and in neal spirits. 1 and Cor use. Ms te ‘ght or ten pounds, trou the You can use this testimen; EDWASD, LOF EZ. at. _ CHICAGO, a Le OBESITY REMEDIES, aS aah producers. sale Cor. 14th st. i u ORING'S sb-produckng Orders Lady _attend- THARMACY, dyke hand. Make your purchase We'll be closed all day porrew— lay? Bakery Day Satu rday. 5 = ; ; : ina “Jour the best and In our orings in on feces s Specials. Red Rasp- Pies Special for POUND some “and ANT POUND sold fies is, A. ‘Reeves, Successor to (Reeves, Poole & Co.) Grocer, Coffee Roaster, Baker and Maau- facturge of Flavat Confeetions, = 1209 F St. B : i Je23m,56 ¥ Se The spivecerilic Electric Power Company . ‘now “cetablighing etreufts for General Electric Supply Se Walt ecently constructed subways in ti gece! of —_ tor. For rates apply to » 14] es fepiwae, ale, wid-Latt THE EVENING STAR, FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1897-14 PAGES. The Busy Corner, 8th and Market Space. Our2dGrand RebuildingSale. | csLaciat cauca | 2 Open until 19:30 tomorrow night. FOURTH OF JULY Or any other man could not select a better Jine of Men's Furnishings or give such values. :RHE SATURDAY BEFORE THE FOL RIH HAS ALWAYS Bi OUR BANNER DAY IN FVIENISHIN MORROW MI OT BE AN E! TO THIS RULE, “OUR WELL-CONSIDERED LOW PRICES, ADE v ‘TH So ND JUDGMED T, SHOULD BE An attractive card for every one. PneKS “ ECOL UNDERWEAR AND FEATHER-WEIGKT OUTING SHIRTS FOR THIS GLORIOUS OCCASION, see s P rele Shirts, neat line of styles, attached cuffs and white collar band, all sizes cepece 35C. ___ Men’s Shirts made of fine English cambric, in pretty hairline stripes. Chis material has the feel and finish of Lonsdale cambric. Made open front, with three large pearl buttons, either with collars and cuffs at- tached or two separate collars and one pair cuffs. These goods will com- pare iavorably with the Manhattan or any other standard make, 50 ae Co and are being sald by us for... -.-.... 02 fas oso as They are actually worth an even dollar. Men that can appreciate a shirt which is nicely finished and perfect fitting will find great value. Nobby Large Plaid Imported Madras and Zephyr Shirts, Thos 93¢. with extra cuffs, which are advertised at $1.50 are selling here Fotis ODEs for No concern, no matter be it a d goods house, a clothing store or exclusive furnishers, can’t compare to. match the Balbriggan Underwear which we sell tomorrow for. eceotocnd 19¢. A hundred dozen or more of Fine Gauge 2 irts, made with short sleeves, sizes up to 44 sees De. SALMON, TAN \ GET SUITED To THE QUEEN'S THOSE THAT LIKE HIGH UNDERWEAR, WHICH THE MAN Our Anchor brand Ou ras and finished like the better cost you. , nade of domestic mad- ind, are less than 50c., they only Balbriggan SIBLE TO DETECT ANY IMPERFECTIC THE BUTTON PI IS MADE OF OTTOMAD IED WITH FRENCH ‘D FULL SHAPED. LARGE WHITE PEARL BUTTONS, SUSPENDER STRAP ALUE. SELLING FOR © a French Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers thread and finished like all fine underwear. Special price... 39c. Bleached Jeans, made of soft material, cut large and full, and warranted to fit. 39¢. kind. For ........ set 25c. No better Bleached Jean Drawers made than the old ifetiie Pep- perell. Have every size waist and length in these goods, all 39¢. have double seats, and you can have either string or stockin- If you think it will be too warm its venture out, buy a Pajama; nothing ette bottoms... .... is.as cool and pleasant for loungin "S fl l “pl complete of fine made around home. We have them miadkas ©F Zepltyk =. «coc. -<<52j0:,5.0 Linen Bicycle Pants, with golf bottoms, flap ! tie ae: itched seams and reinforced seats. The clothiers $2.00 for Céeeecke Men's Roller-end Suspenders, inch wide web, with light- weight attachments, neat patterns......... Men’s Silk Garters, just as good as the which you pay a quarter for... . 50 different styles of. Collars for men, linen, four-ply. Regular 15c. value 10c. Also have a complete line of Ladies’ Collars and Cuffs, in white and colors, in this department. Madras Club Ties, reversible and washable. Everybc ody wears them Lic: 10c. Bosten brand, ‘all made. of 2100 this season, because they are neat and inexpensive. ’ 25 ° Ones (O85. 5.- 39¢. oie BOR: Soe es for men and 10c¢ account ’ Laundered Shirt Waists, all sizes. 50c. kind. For.. Boys’ Madras Outing Shirts, also fine sateen ones, Anchor brand make. Boys’ Cotton Sweaters, in colors China Silk Band Bows, suitable women. 25. Yeu will find us open later than usual tomorrow night on of being closed all day Monday. Take a | Hammock WITH YOU ON YOUR OUTING. YOU KNOW HOW PLEASANT It WI L TO LIE SWING- ING UND! 5 IMOCK, OURS ARE G HAN ANY EVER SOLD. T'RICES LIKE THE: 50c. Mexican Sisal Cord Hammock, 12 feet long, 33c. 75c. Mexican Sisal Cord Hammock, 14 feet long, 50c. $1.00 Cotton Bed Woven Hammock, spreatce and pillow = 69c. $1.25 Large Size Full ‘Color Woven Hammock, spreader and pillow 89c. $1.50 Cotton Bed eben deep fringe, spreader and pillow 98c. S. Kann, Sons & Co., 8th St. and Market Space. IRDERS RECEIVE PROMPT ATT ENTION. ALL MAIL Setetetetetecetededeteeeetedee peed Seote Reliable qualities— Teasousbly priced. Conquerthe Heat! B. & R. Render your house warm weather proof. Send us your address by ‘phone or mail, and we'll have your windows and doors measured and the screens in place before many more sultry days Pass. There are a great many summer needables here that a visit will disclose, and it'll not drain your purse to supply them. LAWN MOWERS. Frequent clippings with a good 3 : = will result in a lawn of sur- P i : WIRE SCREENS. Throw the doors and windows wide open, if the openings are properly screened. Adjustable Window Screens, 18 in. assing beauty and symmetry. serviceable Lawn Mower strony for $200, id one that a high. ting fr 18 Flee ‘oor guarantee fore. 1 DLoLD int wider well mabe ee.) ASC. Lawn Mowers sharpened and adjusted Strong Screen Doors, that for $1. sold for 0c. last jeceace, for "75 res eee os only z Co Window Sereen F: 386 In. W. ATERING HOSE. square, can be re wired 0} Ms 17c, A good shower is only a matter post ania Wire Screens of all descriptions at small cost. ICE CREAM FREEZERS. Ice Cream for dessert is a pos- sible every day occurrence when you own a reliable freezer. B-qt. Arcti¢ Freezer. B-qt. Gem Freezer. 4at. Gem F re GARBAGE CANS. Beware of the toils of the law— get a covered garbage can at once. es) i ioe ating Garbage Can, Tees ar 5Oc, Larger Cone at proportional prices. of a little time and trouble when you own a section of hose. 25 feet pf, durable Watering Hose, ith como! nation brass noe- Si A SS tee ee ts ts ts as es es as te al ts te watering Howe repaired, 2c. GAS STOVES. Save thé cook—save the facts save lots of discomfort this sum- mer by cooking on a gas stove. Aplendid 2-burner Gas Stove, Snisbed im lokel. ‘and a quick. clan $1 “60 OU and € Btoves of the most re- Upnte ag iu every wanted sise, modest prices, seu S.Kann, Sons&Co.| TE Prices —are the inducements we offer. ‘Those who-buy ‘a =.pajr .af’ Shoes here, once are certain to come again —because our Shoes never fail to give highest safisfaction be every re- spect, ‘Ladies’ Oxfords; $2 & $2.50. 1 styles of them, ~All ae ‘striking wounples of “QU MI TE" at low pri he ~ 77 wea Sefoatonecson teeta hone otzorietochonpcartores, 7 sort NSTC saorgersoesote soogeas pack and tips and ips of the wil size Boys Russets, with heels, $2. 25 ~and $2,50., EF ROOTS and SHOES POLISHED FREE. HOOVER & SNYDER, 1 , F St., Farilonabic Boots. & Shoes $ Hes, Men & Children. aroeseatoateeseateenfoasoeteece sheacesteorseetoes = HMAGRDDER & €0. Notice Of.” Consolidation. We take this means of annonucing to the public that d solldate our tw up the store at 1417 % md wit de- yote our cutire time to our store on Conn. av Previoustolloving WeOfferaDiscount of 10 % for Cash —on all Grocertes, Delicacies, Wines, urtef, on) EVERYTH IN Remember that t ete.—in STO« opportunity to save moncy SNIG GOODS” for the 4TH. Magruder «Co. FINE as FRIES, s WINES, CIGA I7N. Y. ‘Avenue. CF Hig reduction in BE stock che Distzh 1c to $10. as at fund ~ abbr Su ottnl) kinds in Py a EAR PRBIT "PHONE 1636. 1328 F St.;_ POLAND WATER. Fresh shipment, in half- gallon bottles. Bottled at the spring. Case of 24 bottles, $7.50. &soc. allowed for the empties. W. S. THOMPSON. Pharmacist, 703 15th St. Sy2-280 = = NNN NNN Cornwell sells the best yy at the lowest price. ‘ | Picnic Goods ; (for the 4th. « Our stock EVERY paras ) “CACY that Acaired the ( Fourth, REP RESTING Ca é DRINKS. “ )) (> Hund not to be ash clsewh Special Annoncement. ° We desire to the rest. > dents of CHEVY cuASE and YY EAND PARK that We tow’ ca rors aud deliver gorsls In that "rieln: fty-three times a \ & Cornwell £ oo a.VOr and Retail Grecers, 1412) =1418 Penna. Ave. nf x CGN Ve ~ we PEEPS as PTD “Dependable | qualities only—at the very lowest prices that can be named.” |i Refrigerator Sense. It you're xolék to buy ‘a new refrigent- tor this summer get a good one—the sort that won'$ , waste the ce recklessly or get out of order. Cheaper In the long run Thecanspeyou'lh be spared all announce and trouhl e y nr O."" < Sipe : it hg, 80 le ¢ agency tor Jewett's ‘Labrador’? —which is the very coldest refrigerator manufactured. ‘The entire ice chamber 1s removalle—a splendid advantage. 512, $13.60, $17.50 and wy countless. be appre- Another refliberator that hi advantageous features, sure t ciated by, eves, Kensible, housewife, Ls, Read’s “Odorless.”” In it onfons, bananas, milk, etc., can be placed without the slightest contamina- tion. Consumes very little. tce—Leing odor- less requires no ae $17.50 and up. WI LMARTH. & EDMONSTON, 1205- Penna. Ave. - - rigorator, thupartg a for the tama ernie ‘Mlogert & Hons," #/T00 TOUGH TO PLUCK : eee ee Could Do Nothing With the Orioles. PUT UP A VERY CREDITABLE GAME Seneca Some Excellent Loca! Base Ball Contests. CURRENT NOTES OF . SPORT —_——_ + Record of the Clubs. Today's Paltimore Sun has the following to say of yesterday's Baltimore-Washing- ton gam If the Washington team shad heen playing ball all the season us it played against the champions yesterday at Union Park the name of the national capital would now be figuring in the first division of the percent- e record, McJames was in the box and pitched a fine game, and he was supported by the fastest sort of good fielding. Only the great pitching of Dr. “Arlie’ Pond, pecially the latter part of the game, and his excellent support, with timely drives by Kelley and Quinn, enabled Baltimore to win, The crowd which greeted the three-time champions after their absence and their heroic fight against misfortunes that would have swamped any other club was paitry in numbers. Only 2,000 persons were at the game, notwithstanding the fact that the club had been absent a week and will leave again tonight for the west for almost a month. Those who attended yesterdays game saw a beautiful contest. It was, first of all, a battle between the two young collegians and “M.D.’s,” Pond and McJames. It was pretty nearly a drawn battle, each being hit safely eight times for a total of eleven bases. But Pond had the better oi the argument because he was dier and gave only one base on balls to james’ four. He was cooler and more effective in tight places, and he kept getting more and more effective as the game pro- gressed. Pond did not seem quite es- in the , in the fifth Inning, he got his cur working properly, and after that “it w: off,” as a play rked, in bas parlance. In the remaining fiv but one man reached fir: one hit was made. McJami pt the hits well scattered, but Quinn and Kelley caught him just at timely moments, Quinn's triple and Kelley’s double sending in four runs, Both te: but the honors Reitz and DeMontre- in brilliant work. i single uire in the fitta work was on a great y in throwing out Me but DeMontreville’ ning order. running catch off F Tucker is suffering “with a thumb that was hurt in a collision some days ago and could” not pla He was r pl yea ‘or ‘the first time since his ‘ond game this season For the ne time in ten days the Orioles went first to bat. With two out, Kelley singled. stcle second and reached third on a wild pitch, but was left on Stenzel's strik- ing out. First blood was scored by_ the Orioles in the second inning, when O'Brien made the circuit on his pretty hit to right, Reitz’s out, his steal of third and Farreil’s wild throw There was a funny incident in connection with O'Brien’s hit. It bounded just over s head and O'Brien started for sec- Seeing, however, that he could not make second, he turned back, and in doing so fell down. He had a lively scramble to get up and back to the base, but succeeded. An unusual picce of bad luck happened to Reitz in this inning. His drive would have been safe hy six feet had it gone straight. some obstruction and bounded e right Into DeMontreville’s hands. visitors took the lead in the third inning by making a couple of talli bach was given a s and stole De Montreville struck out and Reitz threw Farrell out. McGuire hit for two bases and Selbach counted. Reilly center fell safe and McGuire ington scored still another in the inning. over Kelley's head. McJames’ out sent im to third, but Brown forced him at the plate on a beautiful play—Reitz to Bowerman. Brown stole second and third and score: <n Selbach’s hit past McGraw. Then Doc- tor “Arlie” struck his gait and the visitors scored no more. fourth Wrigley led off with a two-bagger BALTIMOR WASHINGTON. LILOLAE. 0 Brown, 0310 0 2000 0 ee 0 O-s\3 2 1 21206 § 1019 a 01006 4 20) bsea 0) 6) MeJames, p. 0 1 6 1 9 506000 sau 2 Waalington. Parned. runs— alti base hits nts’ Errors Were Costly There was a battle royal at New York yesterday between the Giants and Bostons, the latter coming off first best by tne score of 5 to 4. "Rusie and Nichols pitched tor their respective clubs, the latter hav- ing the best of it by one safe hit. The errors of the Giants were costly. NEW YORK BOSTON, apuee He eumwocanch Rusie, p. wool ccOume: one] mcm eee merbrons Exot Bb al comesiemoc™ four, 2. Tivo hit—Stivetts, ‘Doabie plays - Stahl, Long, Guazel anit Colling; Long to “Tenney @). First base on balls—Of Rus'e, 1; off Ni Elist, ase by errors New York. 55 Struck ont—By Rusie, 2 by hols. Left on vases mpi Browns Beaten; aw Usual. The St. Louis Browns played at Cleve- land yesterday and lost to. the Spiders by the score of 6 to 2. Wilson held. the’ visit- | crs down ‘to four hits, while Carsey was hit at will. The features of the game were the fielding of Cross and the batting ot rs te OF JULY DEG O2EGSGE0S0E CE06eSS0 AYER PROS. O. 4 2 MME Bm & CO : 3 INDEPENDENCE DAY SPECIALS from OUR REBUILDING SALE.. We've gone into each department and selected for ex- tra reductions every article in women’s wear that could be wanted for her Independence Day outing. eS Will be closed all day Monday, and are going to b- = cause such a rush here Saturday as to get two days’ busi- .: eo into the one. Doa't put off the purchase of these goods t a minute. We are sacrificing unmercifully, won't hold out long against the on buye} the stocks € economical and 4TH OF JULY SHIRTWAISTS.¢ rttealarly Ineky re going to start a big rush on Fine Imported Leghorn Hats, in only, by cutting them to about bait © been Waist our whil price. $1.50 Hats. $1.00 Hats. 75c. Hats.. Fine Split Rraid Sailers, med, very appropriate for The $1.50 kind... The 99c. kind for: 5 The 50c. kind for......... picked sonnet bing tu 2.98 Shirt Waists < 49&8 $1 49 ¢ hirt Waists are. gBe. 5 Shirt Waists are.67¢ £ ? . Shirt Waists are.39¢. ) OM pattern im the hod rt Watet that isn't eut a idea nleely Polka. Dat Sik Watste, in aavy Red neon atoituds, with Tara and Children’s White and Linen Hats and Sele ata, iggy. Washat Caps, Just what the chlid wants for waite a Sk Ww vach an occasion as the 75¢. kind for. 50c. kind for..... 39¢. kind for.... 25c. kind for.... 4th, 25c. + -19¢. 4TH OF JULY e Ril BBONS. & ur No. 16 All-stlk Moire Iti 19¢. “kind for. No. 60, 32¢. kind, for. . peice | ant Linen Su well made and of Drows Skirts, » Mack and tiny and white linen, Ladies’ Vests, 9 9c. crush, h IIc. 19¢. No. 8, 3c. kind, for..... 25¢. | A lot of manufacturers’ san bara. & 5-in, AlL-silk Satin Ribbon, very best p Foe Renee eae eet quality, in all colors. Regularly | vests that sold all the way from 4 “25. 3Ser up io choses "Oc. & ® MAVER BROS. &CO.,: 937-939 F St. 4 Res * ° > 4 . Our Banner Day ed For i “| i | § Saal ge ; 4 4 af Tomorrow shall be one of our record-break- H ee ing days in Shoe selling. We have enough Shoes t and enough salespeople to make it so—and, above : ali, we have the very styles and qualities of Shoes i you want for this hot weather at prices that must <i be irresistibly low to the economicaily inclined. : This will be an especially attractive day for > those who are fitting out themselves and their fam- ilies preparatory to leaving town for the summer. Bicycle and Outing Shoes. Gray and Brown Cycle Shoce for Men and Boys, Nith gwod-wearing soles. Special BP rice With stout Teather insoles, Boys” and Girls’ sizes. Special Price Ladies’ $2 Cycle Boots, 16 inehes high, with brown canvas tops. Specal Piacer 5. $ 1 -37 , Ladies’ $2.50 Cycle Oxfords, | best bla kid “ $1 -50 Special Price. Sekine Special Price. . ; Children’s Shoes. ; 4 le 3 $2 Gins' and Boys’ Tan Shoes ° Sof goed stout goat, i ¢ eel, Lace and Button. c es be al Prces ses. = - 69 2 » Pd Misses" $1.50 Brown Laced, ¥ \4 >| bandvome > : with Soi etecer .$]-19 t *< . pec a a4 be Best Sj da "and Youths’ $2.50 Shoes a Ref bat, leather or Thiack ; Meat olnc or tan ira ver > : and brown adies’ sizes, $1 37 and ol re . a Special Price Special Price. . .$]-85 Ladies’ Seah Shoes. $1.25 Hand-sewed Oxfords, black or brow ie Several attractive styles. Special Price... 2... $1.50 Elegant Oxford Tics. featherweight. durable soles, “EE shape or pointed toes. special Prices... - 5 Sandals a Q5¢- $1.19 .$2-00 est Law Shore made, Apiemeen narcer $3.50 qu sttien. Special Price. White and Gras Linen Ties $4 Hand made f of best imported materials, most any =e want, “ gr handsomely trimmed. $1 -50 in black Laced of Buiton, $ 65 (i Special Pri 5 1 Special Price. ce iD p Men’s Reliable Shoes. Hand-sewed Oxford Ties, black or brown vict kid or calf-$8.50 vitues. © Special, Price. .,,... Best made Rurset Shoos of Rursta calf or viel kids Regular $4 and $5 grades. Special Price: sc WM.HAHN&CO.’ - Reliable Shoe sponte $1.50 Casco Laced and Gai with donzcla top rs, Special Price....... Black Vicl Kid Oxfords, ‘common-sense or round ‘toe, soft and very durable. Special Price....... $2-50 3 3 $1-37 $3.00 | | 990 AND 932 7TH ST. 914 AND 1916 PA. AVE. 233 PA AVE. SB saad dee 24 a4 4 a absent until ‘Octoner: when he will resume the practice of law in Cincinnati. Deputy Sockalexis. . cee =e the’ Storadtion of George K. Holmes of | Controller Bowers will act as controller tr- CLEVELAND, ST, LOUIS. + }Masstichiusefts’ to’be assistant statistician | til Mr. Bowler's successor is appointed. H.0.A.E. + RALOAB the Dey artrhent of Agriculture went in- ——_- o-______ 0 0, Dough 1. Gites, aoe 2 4 0 Haltnag, 3.08 § 2; $:}to effest Yesterday.” Mr. Holmes during the Paymaster Corwine’s Case. RH as eee a Saree) nowbetook tet ot = division of | Secretary Long has asked the Presid 13 0040121 J to it tte 43 4 01% 9| ington today for a short visit to his family, navy so as to remit the confinement for 04 9 0 0 1 0/ at Oyster Bay, N. ¥., and then on a trip| two years, leaving it stand at dlomiccl wed of inspection of the naval militia of iI- | trom the service. 12 nois, Michigan and Ohio. eee 2 Mr. Griff T. Smith of West Virginia, con- First by | dential secretary to the commissioner of « Fist om balleOf Mica | {internal revenue, has tendered his resig- : jome run—| nation to Secretary Gage, to take effect ord omar art. a Niess. Swe Sich Bees we 3 = a = engage in business im “mae pe 3 38 5 re gy ig ed . Boer Point jeasan' . Va. " farley. le -R. B. Bowler, controlier of the treas- | $i, “resappert. Greek Bite, Snakes" Nest, Plows, (Continued on Seventh pene) , neon leave for Europe tomorrow, to be ! Jets. J. JAY GOULD, 421 ne Brod