Evening Star Newspaper, November 17, 1897, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1897-14 PAGES. Shiver and shake you surely shail From capital to pedestal —if vour clothing and the weather don't agree. Thus far the weather has been exceedingly mild—but Jack Trost is beginning to manifest his hiting qualities and the wintry winds are searching for thin spots—hence Astrakhan Men’s Suits. OV ERCOATS are in order. amd the various shades of Tan. Short. medium: «nd full lengtha. ” Turned edges, Overcoats. que work GREAT CAMPBELL’S KERSEY No better material was ever made into Overcoats. The name fs a synonym of ind from twist sleeve Mulngs. Glove fitting and full backs. Each garment : § = until but four smail stacks 1 4 +4 It remtin. Materials were that sneh [STRICTLY ALL WOOL. values ‘Tailoring — excellent | perfect. Price nud e Suits. Pee - BOYS’ SUITS—from........0.0000- $1 25 pure ar- nd Cut- | BOYS’ REEFERS—from $1.48 98c. Men’s Cassimere Pantaloons From - - 98c. Winter-Weight | HATS--New Winter bates 35° up. | Styles--$1.50 kindg)g VWIcTOR E. ADLER TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, CORNER SS CRUUS EL, AVENUE. | immensestock for | 923, 925, 927, 929 7th St. N. 36 OY sLeotecteeteeteetectoetentnteatoeqoatnefoatoefoateefoetontoatoatoctoctocfoeteetoetoefoetealeetoafeetoafectonfeetoafortneoateetoateateeeatectestest & | a | | enfensesge eSeetonteetessonteeSerdonsnesersoriestoatonzreseagercnesesleranesorcme ses erandsns goveestosGorand tov otenite orem toreodioaotani to eoranttetaolaeeotanlae lot amtte olin tiotan cota coramitetiotanlotiotanliotanliotiotintotioliotegl plgtololy The Cloaking Cloths that are Fashionable and Comfortable ey: PERRY’S. We did a wise thing when we arranged for our Cloakings before the new tariff law went into effect. You are reaping the benefits of that forethought now. For instead of having to se our prices—or offer, instead of the finer imported fabrics, the less worthful domestic productions, we are able to give you the usual excellent values, in the wide variety we are noted for, at prices that are very much below anything that can be quoted = upon fabrics that come into the country now. When you in- = vestigate you will appreciate the advantage of what we have = done. = You have always looked to us for the best in Cloakings. 4 You have expected us to have the novelties — and the rich = qualities. You have felt that what you got here was trebly right —fashion right, worth right, and price right. So it will always be. You ought to be making your selection now. you get your wrap made you will have need for it. make a hanc terials to work with it, too. By the time You can me success of your undertaking with such ma- ss of You can make an economical suc Let’s look the assortment over together— wietetalotetetotes really a bargain | | $3.50 a yd. $3.50 a yd. _ Here Toucle Cloak- DA-inch Novelty H . in Mixed Green Red Black, eight, just the thig; to keep $2.25 a yd. risa ch Brown “loth, you Want style you get it right here— $3 a yd. Velour, for ¢: 6 z an feats Sac) GOORS eeSeesee$ Sntedantndndeetneenntee orn secnoninte POH Geertnd the best of ssful lush mak- $5.59 ee $7.50 a yd. Here are 48-inch F: Astrakhans, in Light Flue, Cream. Tan. Pink and Red, for opera capes and children's coats— $2 a yd. © are the Best English popular beeanse they hion becanse they are 27 offer it SO Sen- comfortable for coats and Black—$3, $4, $5, $7 and $8 a yd. srown—$q a yd. i Green—$4 a yd. PERRY’S, s “NINTH AND THE AVENUE.” SO ee ee Ee ee ee Sie eT eee Te Tt eee ee ee ‘COKE sttstte i! Kno ts} xe cate the Ft) x Hats} tee 4 > ae f L-e-a-d!} 40 bu. unc mened Coke... .$2.90 3} { LI2f Mest al hats contain some good , » 40 bu. Crushed Coke... -$3.70 21, thse coats pikeraeenine the ; ee ss ‘<< He e — agents for the ‘Washington Gaslight Co., 14 S52 stew an mothe shapes inthe’ site . ena oF pera and Derby styles. Bay. a> . 413 T enth St. N. W cm a nox" Hat for oki vin; , . . binds dpe All the leading shapes iu Ladies’ > Or at the following places: oj) 4 °* °° Fedoras—all colors. . East Station. 12th and M sts Be ae Sti , wos soamenee {4 H Stlmemetz & | ? , sty 1237 Pa. Ave. r soeee | 4 nole-284 J FREE Se | ES ww we we we we we ce eaktein on Pediaogy. Tells tow ts keep | At Folks, Attention. — feet comfortable. Ens removed, 2c, A COMPLETE LINE OF LORING’s jastant relief : Obesity Preparations and Plesh-producing PROF. J.J. G png et a! Nace ae hand. Orders taken or 8 Lady. ai StoG p.m; Sundays, § to 12. 1115 Pa. ave. Il ants. ERTZ'S MODERS PHARMA ACY, Bels-10d cor. F and 1ith sts. wie | of Cloaks and Capes. - A mighty lucky purchase, too; so lucky that we can sell the goods at less than the manufacturer's actual cost, and at half the usual selling prices. A finer lot you never laid eyes on; the fmost fashionable garments, most stylishly made and most perfect! x tail ored. 5 $5.00 and $6.00 Coats and Capes, $2.85.‘ « ; $6 AND Lepr aes BEAVER % AND Sees BEAV! $~-85 $*)-85 2 stators’: Soa pees quality 2 son's: etplesn ay fronts ‘sad $8.00 to $10.00 Coats and Capes, $4.48. $8 AND $10 PLUSH CAPES. $ Fe Nase $ 4: 48 4 it Plain, braid or for trim- med: full sweep. You will be fascinated with this lot. They are simply choice. $10 ASTRAKHAN C* storm collarx—toat backs ATS. Far. braid or jet tricuced moat handsomely :iade an —Watteau, empire or plain Some Boucle in this lot. All are made up ‘nthe ; weet fall sweep — ‘all ee ekienetie Seven and $ lengths —"most handsome some perfectly jored satin lined—a truly extra- : ordivary bargain. $8 AND $10 ASTRAKHAN CAPES, $8 AND $10 IRISH FRIEZE, —and 2 fine assortment of Kerseys — Wattean, empire or plain backs—all the new- est styles — trimmed with plaid,” fur or jet. Your choice for rsey and Beaver—blues, cks, tans, greens—a most handsome lot of fashionable and charming. Coats. Not ‘one could be bough for less $f -48 4 than $8 elsewheze. $15 to $20 Coats and Capes, $8. 98. $15 KERSEY JACKETS. Ss herdortertontontonteetestecserontonteetentonte $15 AND $20 PLUSH CAPES. Empire. and full ripple styles, handsomely jetted or trimmed with braid, marten Kerseys and Beavers— magnificent goods — lined with plain or fancy silk. ‘The newest shapes, Sestenter Seafeate — ing the Russian or Thibet fur; plain aud % © black, tan, blue aad brown, fancy silk Unings. $15 and $20 $15 and $20 3 CHEVIOT COATS. Also a lot of Covert KERSEY CAPES. Cloths. This is the greatest bargain we ever saw—per- Beavers and Astrakhan fectly made goods — lined plain, jet trimmed er em- 588 lined with silk; all lengths. KING’S PALACE, zs 812-814 7th St. 715 Market pee a oeSeatoefetoatocgetertetoatetentet S889 eee with plain or fancy silk. broidered; empire and full AML the most attractive ripple style; magnificently styles, 30686" Barber & Ross. KEEP OUT COLD! Biggest and best stock of Gas and Oil Heating Stoy the city, and the best Felt Weather Stripping—*Valentin * Especially low pric 3 Heat--hot and cheap! S“CALOVIT” STOVES “OIL” HEATERS. , too! The “Calovit’’ Gas Heating Stoves are pies eal OiL Heal small ho ir furnaces, being built on prin the principle of a hot-air furnace. It de: has a big globe for a fire pot, and the en secret of its heating propensities is bors ear ay that it has hot and cold air draft-holes, fortably heat * 1 and the entire air of the room fs pass- 4 tt. ish oe) Pea ed through and Bates th i % ‘j Se © MP feet, aay, GErT0inoca . Q ‘e Ss. ¢ @ “Calovit” Single Gas Heaters .$2 Big Bargain 50 Q @ “Calovit” Double Heaters $3 awit gale a @ €}_ (A dozen other different styles and sizes.) [nae Cee 0Gs @ -$3 Japonned Coal Hods. 1065 8 Cold locked out. @ i ts effectively “locked ont” by weather-stripping the house. Felt W Strips are best—the rubber ones get hard and brittle. Valentine's Felt W ee) rips le tn the weather-stripping world. will send a man up, meas- Zn ure and furnish you an estimate for w ing your house upon request. & IG We have a good Felt Wi er Strip Tige. foot. ator i ai ith & G Sts By ke ° _ Why Don’t You Visit Our Store Today And look over the handsomest line of COMPLETE HOUSE- FURNISHINGS to be found in this city? We know the prices will please you, as well as the goods. THANKSGIVING IS APPROACHING. Remember, our line of Dining Room Furniture is unsur- passed. Not only do we carry SIDEBOARDS, CHINA CLOS- ETS, SERVING TABLES, DINING TABLES and DINING CHAIRS, but also DINNER SETS, TEA SETS, CUTLERY, GLASS WARE and a complete assortment of table belongings. Perhaps you need a carpet. Don't forget that we make, line and lay all carpets free of charge. It's no use to say much about Heating Stoves, for you know we carry the best line at the lowest prices in town. SEE OUR SPECI ALS—$12. 50 for an Oak Chamber Suite, and $14 for a nice 5-piece Parlor Suite. CASH OR GREDIT. House & Herrmann, Liberal Furnishers, 7thandIStreetsN. W. 2 OSOSOOOOSS0O0S0. @ @ @ @ & @ Co) @ @ @ @ @ © @ @ ® @ @ @ © Ce] @ @ OSS6 SO Artificial Teeth on Rubber, $5.00 per set. (OWE MOVE ANYTHING. STORING: Household Goods —f all kinds is one of our peectttiae Best facilities—lowest prices" ~~ Large, clean, dry rooms, $3 per month. [When you MOVE don't forget that our PADDED VANS and expert movers are at your service, $1.50, $3 and $4 per load, ac- cording to size. Folly! You may not be foolish, but you are near the edge when you insist upon neglecting your teeth when every bit of common sense 4s calling upon you to preserve those ivory gems. If gone, we can replace them. Evans’ Dental Parlors, 1309 F St. N. W. nol3-24d To Hotel Proprietors: PARCEL DELIVERY CO. 929-031 | D St. N. W.—’Phone 659. sees Nothing creates so favorable an im- B 6 ly 3 ScS55 7 ceeenee ee eoeee cgedad- a ¢ 92 equipped throughout with electric ¢ 9% lights. They are a hundred per vent eee peter —and are oe U. S. Electric Lighting soon 213 14th st. nw. "Phone 77. ‘ 5 Miss Martin’s Brandy Pears And Peaches. We've just received these toothsume dell- cacies. They are deliciously prepared— and come in clear glass jars, 80 you can sec what splendid fruit they are. {7 Indian River Oranges--Malaga Grapes— Raisins—Figs--new Nuts—and all other Thanksgiving ‘‘good things'’—at lowest ices. John H. Magruder, at Cor. Conn. Ave. and M St. Shedd’s, 432 9th St. Have Your —overhauled and put in first- class condition before winter comes on—and thus save a world of trouble and discom- fort. TF We employ only. experienced men and Lows t sinall. and soH ED Bro., Plumbing, Stoves, Lamps, &c., 432 9th St. ES on every ome NSS or It RATT All Of Loeffler’ s Delicious oie TIT plgnaleof holce bref and pork—pre- ~- pared at our factors on Bright ve~ that to our stands. 123 | A. LOE EFFLER, » ra Markets. Gene Desio, 1107 FSt.- Retiring from business: Entire stock of Gold and $ ver Jewelry, Watches, Dia- monds, Art Bric-a-Brac, Floren- tine Statuary, ete., AT AUCTION Two sales daily, p.m. bu “ 10 a.m. and 2 Save on your Xmas gifts ing here now! fe Desio positively retires frou J ne The Only G Genuine Hunyadi Water. hunyadi Janos, =: Best Natural Aperient Water. Prescribed and approved for 24 years by all, the ‘medical authorities, for CONSTIP. ‘SI SIA, TORPIDITY “OF THE LAV TENOR: RBOWS, as well as for al kindred ailments re. sulting from indiscretion in diet. “The prototype of all Bitter Waters.""—Lancet. “Speedy, sure, geotle.""—British tes Journal, CAUTION: — See the bears the “atguature ot the firm, Andreas Saxlehner. sel-w&stojy1-35 “35. jap. 4 / Trays, vor. a weeeee ‘l 0 : br » or a dozen for 4 oG IRAM’S . Only 106 Sor Ash We importe z—henee the low . . . . ‘13th & S; Pa. Ave. eee M. W. Beveridge, 1215 F St. and 1214 G St. Ee 3|SPECIAL NOTICE. We desire to announce to our patrons and the pub- lic that our store will be open for-business, as usual, beginning tomorrow morn- ing, November 18. w.Beveridge Pottery, Porcelain, Glass, &c.. 1215 F St. & 1214 G St. smamatinaraesa ne eT ill Books, Pocket Books, Card Cases, Purses, Cigar Cases—-every kind of a pocket case that is made of leather, we have in splendid variety, We can match any ladies’ dress with a pocket book, s» many different colors and styles of leather have we. Some plain and neat, some rich with embossed silver corners. Select some of your Christmas gifts from our stock and have them laid aside. Kneessi Clever trunk repairing, 425 7th 9 Street nol7-28d Eng. Steel Carvers, o3 Spr. ,pSealts sing eal “SE | SRP Bre erate tee ith J.P. years wit 1. Pisnos ard Organs. oie dh nee -im* Btarx REMARKABLE PEOPLE THEY RIDICULE Ir. Consular Report on the Inhabitants of Ti- - Companions—Race Developed by Strict Selection. Consul Hugh Long at Nogales, Mexico, sends the Secretary of State a statement made to Mexican customs officials at Guay- mas, Sonora, Mexico, by Martin Mendez, master of the sloop Otilo, relative to the supposed murder of Captain Porter ana companions, all American citizens, by the Seris Indians on Tiburon Isiand, in the Gulf of California. Captain Porter and com- panions sailed out of San Diego. Cal., in a small boat, and were engaged in collecting shells. They left the port of Guaymas August 9, under special permission from the government, to explore the shores and islands of the gulf. The island of -Tiburon is one of the larg- est and most picturesque islands in the Gulf of California, and is peopled by a most remarkable tribe of Indians, who are noted for their large size and extraordinary ath- letics on land and water. Those who have witnessed their aquatic sports at a respect- ful distance declare that many of them can actually waik, or rather run, upon the water, with no other assistance than broad, rawhide shoes. They are expert fishermen and huntsmen, giving most of their time to this sort of employment. They have rigid ideas of maintaining the game pres their island, and limit, under severe pe Ulies. the killing of game. They destroy all children in infancy that are malformed or appear to lack a certain degree of intelli- gence. In this y the standard of both physical and mental conditions in both sexes is kept very high. It is currently believed that at one time the native women were exterminated to make room for a whiter and superior race of women. The nucleus of this race of higher women wes formed from captures made at various times, extending over a series of years, on land and water. They have no school but each home has system of mental and_ physical ining. The natives guard their shores day and night, and no man is allowed to penetrate the island if he shall succeed in making a landing. It is said no epidemics have ever prevailed on the island, and disease of known among this In consequence of gniticent every kind is scare: extraordinary people. this the men and women ar in their physical endowmen: woman is allowed to live hg of seventy, no matter how we in body By careful selection large pe the women hav, transparen complexior and deep auburn hair. peachy memorntive Enter Ar- wnged for This Evening. aing at Masonic Hall there will be a commemorative entertainme > Gruetli affair with given jointly by nd the Stauffach ist of exercises, The floor ma s Anna C. of the followin; hymn, indepen numbers: du Choru “Rufst y and minister p confederation; chorus, Psalm;”" Bb Arion cour- chweizer historic: tablea| From the Grueth Vow Baumgarine! and Columbia,” pee E. n Mein Vaterland allegorical table: Helvetia * music, national airs, or- Holer, musical aire tor. reception committee — 4 Mrs. M. A, Custer, Mrs. M. R; of arrangements er, Joint committe 4 itz, Mrs. Sete Emil Holer, Mis Son . Zimmermann, Miss May ©. —_—— Woman Fined for Profanity. Estella Burroughs, a well-dressed white weman, was among the prisoners today in the Police Court for indulging in profa larguage and acting in a disorderly man- ner. Mr. Thomas B. Queen, who is related ae marriage to Estella, was the complain- He told the court that en in the habit, while in a: f calling at his new . Huber. witne woman has b Judge Scott di roby fining the woma , His, Aunt. man, in rrested vith the r of his uncle, b. Liboire, province of Que- bee, October 30, and who denied complicity affair, has made a co that he committed the ¢ instigation of his aunt, the wife o dered man, who promi h of her h conne La Plante, at juilieme seventeen that, a ter = him ¢ him to the crime, his aunt direc in wait for his uncle. He and when the track him with nstantly. man appeared the m a club on the skull, —~+e-- Iasizi Must Go to Prison, Joseph 4 in Boston, last summer, charged with the e ment of large sums of trust funds him, and who was ri : found guilty in the Suffolk county superior court, yester- Gay sentenced to serve a term of not more than eighteen nor less than fourteen in state's prison, with one day finement and the rest of the te labor. Sir Wm. Whiteway Resigns. The Newfoundland ministry, headed by Sir William Whiteway, formally resigned office last night. Before resigning Sir Wil- Nam Whiteway wished to fill the vacancies in the civil service with his defeated sup- porters and their followers, but Sir Her- bert Murray, the governor of Newfound- land, refused to sanction any permanent appointments, und consented to authorize cnly acting appointees. coe A Cincinnati Newspaper Change. A change took place yesterday in the holding of the stock of the Cincinnati Com- mercial Tribune which will put the con- trol of that paper in the hands of the late owners of the Tribune. This change was brought about by James M. Glenn purchasing $240,000 of the mann resigned as president and director. A. Howard Hinkel, formerly president of the company, was chosen to succeed him. oe Classification of Imported Tobacco. The government examiners of tobacco at several of the more important ports met in conference in New York recently with a view to the adoption of a uniform practice in the classification of !mported cobacco. The report of the conference, which has reached the Treasury Department, makes three recommendations, as follows: First, that 25 per cent of all marks of every in- veice of imported tobacco should be ex- amined, and that the rule for the present be limited to tobacco imported from the West Indies,- Mexico and South America; second, that the percentage of wrappers found in filler bales be reached by the count of leaves; third, that the districts I frem which tobacco is imported be marked on the invoices wherever practicable. These recommendaticns will be adopted by the ‘Treasury Department. The President has recognized Leoncio Tagle as @hilean consul at Sau Francisco. Many People Ridicule the Idea of An Absolute Cure For Dyspepsia and Stomach Troubles. lcule, However, is Not Argument and Facts Are Stubborn Things. Stomach troubles are so com! cases: obstinate to cure, that pes ahs Jook with suspicion om a ra permanent cure for dyspepsia and indi- | gestion." Many such ‘pride. themselres ‘unt tnt: acuteness in never being bhumbugged, especially on taedicinen, T fear of being bum>ugged may im fact, that many ak digestion rather time and money ja fait claiming to be be carried too ferent in one Lnjeartamt respect from ondiaaty pro prietary medicues for the reason that they are not & secret pate ne: he secret is mad i ingredients, shows them to ates gax, achdity, heart.” los wonbies which 50 oonts, Mich, RECOR: Department. Reduction in the mortality of the District of Columbia still continues. The deaths registered at the health ¢ artment during the last week numbered 81, as against S35 in the week previous. Of these deaths 49 were white and 42 were colo The an- nual death rate for cach thousand of the wnok pulation was 15.0; that for the White being 13.3 and for the colored 1s. Of the total decedents, 21 died in hospitals. As compared with the former week, the deaths from consumption increased from % to 14, and those trom pneumonia from to 8% The mortahty from zym diseas dectined from 12 to 4, and that among < dren under five years old from 28 to There were 2 fatal of typhoid fever, whooping cough and 1 from diphtheria, tof the presence of dipiithe wer thus in E leay in quarantine os in quarantine ia ing « of temperature weck to 46, with five cloudy ¢ a fall of nearly half an inch. Winds wert eight miles per hour; relative humidity 74, and barometer 20.8 al) Washington Reuben B. Clark of is Institute of chnolory at Boston. As class num- bers four hundred, and there were th candidates ir the field, the distinction is gentleman, who > M. D. slight on e son o ased to know the high esieem in which Be is held by his companion students. > Final Triats Ordered. Orders have been for the final trials of the gunboats Whe lietta off the Pacific coast. ‘ling and Ma- Ht LEY horthwest, lay, JAMES W at Ww. in the twenty deceased <. On kK a.m, Daniel Lyons, of County Li northwest, PLANT. wide ofthe late Joba fl. Pam. aged englty ah years. Funeral notice _ hereafter. (aitimere papers please copy.) .. SEITZ. On Tuesday, November 1G, 1897, at 10:45 am., JOHN beloved husband of Alice E. Seitz. Faperal Thursday. his late residence, at 3 pan.. from Ye “Have pity upon me; have pity upon © ye my friends; for the band of touched me.” Carter’s Little Liver Pills. ae HEADACHE Y TH! fect remedy for Nausea, Drowsl. pew, Bad Taste in the Mouth, Coated see a Se Purely Vege