Evening Star Newspaper, January 18, 1898, Page 8

THE EVENING STAR, TUESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1898-14 PAGES. : Mc Knew’s, Cloaks Suits and Furnishings 933 Penn. Ave. enn. Tuesday, January 18, 1897. THEDISTRICT OT JUST AT THIS VERY TIME ee ‘When People Are Suffering From Rheu- Service. RRR RRR RARE ee eee ee S eS SS Se SS SSL Se SS ere Seeeegenteng and Athletic Goods and Bicycles. — see = ae paar: We are now the sole agents for Spalding & Bros. Sporting COMMISSIONER HARLOW EXPLAINS matism, Neuralgia and Colds, They Need The small lots in their stock, store news. It is at “boiling point” 2 recently purchased by us, are being offered at enormous reductions. * ° just now. The expected Jz y Te- | 3 Been gee oe oe You know it—year after $ More Equitable Distribution Among to Know of a Discovery, the Fame of year—to begin early to : . It’s our way, a ee cach coming season. It clips the profit time short—but it keeps the stock always new and fresh and makes specials out of regular the States. seedoedenger Every Coat, Cape and Suit in stock is at greatly reduced figures. which is “World-Wide.” and I constantly recommend it in all circles of my THE LEGAL WORK DAY The winter's clearance in the} regeesengens and I rapidly grew weaker, I resorted to the se e z Jie lines. Makes bargai c ; rons ‘ ca More men, women and even little children have .s : Men's Department is of special in- | # ; gain spots when you're least looking for them pied Ee aie aL aN acquaintance. of Warner's Safe Cure. It promptly. reli the terest to cour husband. son and| = and when they are most useful to you. Not always full lots—nor miffering with rheumatism and neuralgia the | Prof. J. Polraud, BA.B. Sc., of Paris says: painful symptoms, and T consctentiously say that 3 spand, 7! % always odds and ends—but the stock as it is—working for what it The investigation into the methods of the | present year than ever before. Statistics from all My present good health is solely due to Warner's brother. To you—if you buy for) ¥ is civil service was resumed this morning at | oy, Sefe Care.”* d i ut So Ainal Lee (ae Sede EEE. over the country show this—doctors’ reports prove s them. If not, tell them about it! 9 10 o'clock by the Senate committee on civil] 4, yoeginiy the unusual weather bas hed arp = wurt bce di carfs, 12% o 5 5 - Sn service and retrenchment, at their rooms | ~ - ee of Australia Lot of _Seactes 12iGe. 5 adies These reductions are made deeper by the willing- SSEETOUMEET be: Batlle: 7 Bens COE ETAL CNTaIY thtogrto dolnwith 18 but thera es ene “erent canon cw havece an ant ¢ down to 50c. 4 = y re H aa . ee & : Scan, beler uaki a $1 and $1 z Jackets. ness of the. new buyer. We are giving him his way— chairman of the committee, was the only | back of it all. The great cause cf rheumetism and = aa si ger c : Ks and he’s giving you yours. See these: $| member present. On behalf of the civil | neuralgia, or even muscular cold, {s because there -pseuclied mongreiame t Wool Shirts and Drawers, now 49c. ‘s service commission, there were present oe, fs se there ecuar aie been it - ’ ; 3 Lot of Black ted K Ki - aye is urie acd in the blood. This urle acid should b ig er All of the Men’s Wool and Me-|% rt and jaunty; made ah otra seams and. thorough walter: 4 | Commissioners Procter and, Harlow, Chief e blood is urie acid should be faked thtan Sven, penabel Steak oak e ase Uti tee = ch strap seams, dou- making all through; ned with Black Examiner A. R. Serven, Assistant Ex- | thrown out of the system, and can be if the kid- of India : Cae Bes ie ah eatee ke $ Siete eee eae is bo, VE, of, rich quailty. 68 75, aminer EB. D. Bailey and Law Clerk Geo. | ness are only in a strong and healthy condition, T was attacked by the fatal di ar = changeable $13.50 value for .. ae e Dats of Phe ss a = . ie hy the fatal diveare dropay been reduc ? Se ae $7.50 Mee x | R.-Wales of the commission. Ex-Represen- | ut peing weakened, these eRe a result of rheumatic troubles Be. Imit. Guyot $ Ka Hat, of Novelts, Chevlot Jnckets, with tative Henry M. Baker, president of the | 11°. troy the urie ef from tha seuten, ond : = A lot ef Brown Mixed Homespun Chey- CAI Gals short, tailor finish; Ined National Republican Anti- il Service id y T tried varions W.H.McKnew, 933 Pa. Ave. Jackets, with shicld front, high storm with fancy _ silk ep tear $4 OS League, and E. W. oyster were also pres- | % tt s%s Into the blood, pelsons the blood. settles gvons in vain. At lost Twas Jato z ee ee arcund the joints, inflames the muscles and causes death, Tegan the exe of Wamer's Safe Cure ot 2 Se etree and Heed | all) thr co a 2 Sct aeG call =ehcutietion Qua mesg it effected a complete cure, for which T cannot be Oil z He Re OR Moreen Skirts. Mr. Harlow was the first witness sworn. Stated e ier gcstenen = Gicues ediuc e 3 $ | He submitted a statement covering replies | Is thls not clear? Can you not readily sve that eke aes ; : Abont 25 are all we have of these Silky- 5 aaa = 5 retin only Oneimarniy: : “ mesof American men and women nm < instructed us to ciose | 3 A lot of Black Kersey Tallor-made Fly- finished Moreen Skirts’ Usht amd dark et. | ‘2 @uestions regarding the work of the | there is only one way to cure these troubles, and whe have been cured by the ts Clg he OW Heating Stoves: ba front Jackets, with inserted. front. piec fects—6-Inch ruflle around bottom. — Reg- commission, submitted to him by Senator | that is by keeping the kidneys in a strong and i . N $ e to get one at your own! g — &2d wid rap seams—strietly ™ ie rece ee a i Elkins, a member of the committee. heclthy condition? If they are kept strong and | made and man-like coat ;and lined with out quickly your choice Senator Pritchard asked if Mr. Harlow | wen, « ay : = } Bextra heavy taffeta ae The regu well, and drive the uric acid from the blood, there xtr An. eregular had any suggestion to make regarding an | “°" A more than fll t : price has been $15. The spe Mi be + i OM this paper. Many oat illwastiocsaos Po eiaw peice to = -$9.50 Wrappers. 3 exc uctantorcme for names to remain on oa no aan pele Saat se | : nduring pain, have had swe aa |e ne eligible Ist. in every quarter of the globe, including India, i d unace “ead eng 3 ft. Plannclette. Wrapper The witness replied he thought*the time | Africs ae : { aaaitie act $ Let of Brewn and Black Boucle Jack- Trown. and White $ could be extended beyond one year, as now | “cs Sha Acetralia, it is acknowledged that there H VE cg ai werk parks OF te s H s, $2.5 ets. with shield front and tailor finish, od effects: 3, | is the case. In case of h pli ‘as clerk | {8 but one discovery which can or ever does fight {i - ween mmstlens, sleepliss and deprererd; $5 Heaters, $3.50. & tsa oie Gade cee front. and plalted 4 a eee oer SUCH PIECES A sicrer of appetite, lack of ene 1 tack $9 Heaters, $6.00 S are $15 Jackety but wo're gvInE ki they. have been $ SOUSA IRCSE eae a rel aoe ee tee nee H Diss Sait shy ale BUDA a hn agp OF 29 aters, 0.00. % to offer “em at mine $7.48 What are left While in places requiring technical skill the | pedy. That discovery is known universally through- URINARY.DISORDER Die grid tee dipace died ease | time could be extended materially. It A few names of th out the world as Warner's Safe Cure. In writing upon this subject, Mr. William Ed- ward Rosbon, surgeon of the Royal Navy of Eng- land, sald: “I conscientiously and emphatically state that I have been able to give more relief and effect more | cures by the use of Warner's Safe Cure than by Frmace Compraint$ || i GrneRat DeBILITY , j Mr SREA, j In addition thereto, this great discovery by wily analyzed ty Prof. S.A. Latt he leading chemists of ‘Amertea, an yst of Food and Medicines for the New ¥ should be necessary, he said, for the appli- cant to.submit papers showing he still is a citizen of the state which he claimed when examined, and that his physical condition was the same as when he was first ex- amined. Mr. Harlow stzted it has not been pos- sible to distribute the appointments with mathematical exactness among the several Soot Cc WwW. Barker, 1210 F St. are Dr. Gi Woodbury, Mrs Willard and Rev. Dr. Furs at first cost-- tight down to what they cost the . furriers. A little snow would have sent the market the other way—Furs would have been at a premi- um. But we’ve picked up some of the small pieces that you will wear without the weather. JAMES M. Seaedndedetetntetes eo tS aa a SS lished yesterday it was omitted that | a mission for children is also going on. ‘The children are not allowed to attend the evening services, which are for adults, and, accordingly, special services are held $ | evidenced plainly that such values as we are quoting in this HOLZMAN COPPANY SALE Has the sharp-witted folks of the town’s attertion! they are made and crediting them with eparations as they occur a more exact dis- tribution of the appointments would be made. “It should be said in this connection that Separate Bike Pants. Lot 66. R-With golf ottoms. Spald- sek 44 and 41-—With golf bottoms. n order KY find out te exact state of | for them every afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. ing's price, $5.50. palding’s price, $3.50. : the apportionment with respect to the >— : a i ngs price, § 00 rons is DP Italian Val. Laces, Machine Torchon Laces, Our pric positions in Washington, it is necessary to ascertain the present legal residences BIG STAKE EVENTS. Everlasting Laces, i Lot of broken sizex Bicycle Pants, with | of employes as well as their legal resi- for the Brooklyn Handicap Platt Val. Laces, as lagtorenseeng oan tee wine aS tnd gage tom Spalding’s prices, $2 & | dences at the time of appointment. Ea sutanalieabarban: seeds Torch aces Hamburg Embroideries, = 935 EN.W. lOacarets 215 big G S] cxdanmake unis, ummestion because the | ne following are the entries for the cs (Edgings and Insertions), £ AND RETAIL OPTICIANS. Some of these Pants have bloomer and some gelf bottoms—and as there are but two or time to time in Washington have material- | Brooklyn Jockey Club's Brooklyn Handi- Point Venice and Orienial Laces. Swiss Embroideries. low, cap of $10,000, to be run at the spring meet- three pairs of a kind we've cut “em specially ly disarranged the apportionment of po- CpRCTA > > ao > > < ———— eae daiatieie pace 53. sitions among the several states. The | ing, at a mile and a quarter: SP ECIAL SALE OF ALL-OVER EMBROIDERIES. ‘ Our pre Our price... ss commission did not considér that it was | “sigoi4; Ben Brush, 5; Ben Eder, 5; Ben We've added sixty feet more of counter space for the better dis- authorized under the law to charge to Ol d G I d 5 Syabting $1.35 the apportionment positions brought into | Holliday, 5; Box, 4: Buddha Byron Me hy of He GHEE washes e : mur price. . * sified service b; tensi lelland, 5; 2 . penaee: - “TAT <¢ 7 \r “CIENNES O E Sualding’s vie, $2.50. S175 Spalding's price, $4.50. Uvit service rules, and some states, espe: | Catlett, 4; Dr. Sheppard, 4; Great Bend, SPECIAL SALE OF ITALIAN VALENCIENNES LAC i| Our price." . Our price... clally Maryland, ‘Virginia. and also. the | Handball, 8; Howard Mann, 5; Isidor, 4 . Vaknclennes Laces... Lake Shore, aged; Lehmann, aged; Loki, 5; Lou Bramble, 4; Meadowthorp, 4; Merry Prince, 5; Michael I1I, 3; Mohegan, 3; Og- den, On Deck, 4; Ornament, 4; Our John- ny, 4; Plaudit, 3; eG De Eee = imp.), 5; St. rtholomew, Bano ae eee Sensational, Tilo, 4; Travers- . Valenciennes Lac 60 and 75c. Valcnciennes Lac SPECIAL SALE OF FREN( # 00 Vs 1.00 $1.50 District of Columbia, have obtained posi- tions now in the classified service far in excess of their quotas in this way; that is, by securing appointments to unclassified yositions and the subsequent classification cf those positions without charging them to the apportionment. Now that the ex- tensions of the classified service in Wash- ‘Taken in Exchange. Old Jewelry that is worn |} out or out of style will be re- ceived at full value in exchange | for goods of latest designs. nelennes Laces ne'enzes Lac ‘alen fennes Laces PLATT VALE G0c. Platt Val. Laces. . invertings Saks and Company, “Saks’ Corner.” Schiller, 5; Leslee ae , 35 oon Ii, Bly eo 3: Winged Foot, 4. Leaders in Five Cities. ; : a ss ss a er, 3; Ulysses, ~ JEWELLERS, SILVEESMITHS&STATIONERS 1107 Penn. Avenue. | Jal3-th,s,t.28 Notions In Prices. | Barnard’s Cream, 17c. Paine’sCeleryCom E een rv Lyqia Pinkha: Stuart's Dyspe Terraline, 69c." { Pennyroyal Pills, $1.37. (Chichester’s.) Kolb Pharmacy, COR. 7TH AND E STS. TURKISH BATHS At YOUR HOME for 7 cents. known health protector and_re- It makes a clean and beautiful con id gives new life to every organ. rheumatism, colds, ete. Bath Cabinets for sale at ESTABROOK PHOTO STUDIO, i2z7 Pa. AVE ‘The grectest Importation of Hawalian Sugar for the Past Seven Years. In reply to a Senate resolution Secretary Wilson of the Department of Agriculture yesterday sent to the Senate a statement concerning the production of sugar in this country, and his opinion of the effect of the importation of Hawailen sugar upon the production of beet sugar in the United States. He gave the average importation of sugar to this country for the past seven years as $101, 293, of which the Hawaiian product was %, He concludes that Hawaii will not jcusly compete with sugar producers in the United States, and says that “when the people of those islands come to consider the possibilities of coffee production it will be found that they have a monopoly with which no state in the union can interfere.” MALT-NUTRINE The Leading Malt Extranet. Malt-Nutrine is the only really great extract of malt offered on the market. Other so-called ex- tracts being nothing better than strong black beer, with a large percent: of alcohol and a very small one of extractive matter, Such extract: should not be given or recommended to convale: cents or strength-seektng people, since thelr mer. its are all on the label not in the bottle. Malt-Nutrine is prepered by the famous Anheuser- Busch Brewing Ass'n, which fact ntees the purity, excellence and merit cl for it, It COLORED MAN HURT, Jamps From a Moving Train at Laurel, Md. Special Correspondence of The Evening Star, LAUREL, Md., January 17, 1898. John Bell, a colored man of Xenia, Ohio, was badly injured bere tonight while at- tempting to jump from a train. Bell was stealing a ride, and in his haste to leave the train got off on the side opposite the plat- form, and fell into a fence which separates the two tracks. His weight, fortunately, forced a couple of pickets or he would have been crushed under the wheels of the mov- ing train. The man was carried into the gentlemen's waiting room, and Dr. J. R. Huntt re- sponded to a summons. It was found that Bell's right leg was broken, his back in- jured and his face cut in several places, He was looked after by Night Officer Robinson, who will probably serd him to W: or eying a washitetap Mr. Graham Dukehart. grand lecturer Masons of Maryland, paid the local loase an official visit tonight. - The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Mam Owens, who recently ran a pair of scissors into her eye, is reported much bet- ter. ——.__. “Want” ads. in The Star pay because they bring answers, ascertaining their present legal residences as well as their- legal residences at the time of appointment, and charging to each state the legal residents of that state, so that the distribution of appointments here- after may be based upon the results of that inquiry.” Lunch Time Unauthorized. When asked regarding the hours of la- bor in the government departments Mr. Harlow said the Jaw required not less than seven hours daily, but it had been a prac- lice in the departments to allow a half hour for lunch out Of this time. He did not think this practice was authorized by the law and he did not think a half hour for lunch could be considered a part of the hours of labor provided in the law. When asked how many employes of the government actually work seven hours a day, not including the half hour for lunch, Mr. Harlow submitted a statement show- ing that 10,080 employes are required to work only six and a half hours a day. A Saving ef $800,000. Mr. Harlow knew no department here that had introduced the seven-hour system not including the half hour for lunch, al- though in all departments extra work is required of employes at times. If seven hours’ work was required of all these #em- Ployes, he said, on a basis of 9,000 em- (Continued on Ninth Page.) Oa a Ss a SS Se SOC S S a ‘tically, complete, liev ¥ - yard, Ms a ro a a Sy Saree =| of the classified employes in Washington, | entries, exactly the same number it had in Soc. Platt Valenciennes "azyard pleces, Svc. piste: \ 9 NO SERIOUS COMPETITION. . 1897. These are: ‘August Belmont’s Den de Oro, 4; Merry Prince, 5; St. Bartholomew, 4; Bromley & Co.’s On Deck, 4; Semper Ego, 5; Typhoon TI, 4; Roy Caruther’s Howard Mann, 5; W. A. Chanler’s Caldron, 4; J. 8. Curtis’ Imp. Royal Stag, 5; Marcus Daly’s Ogden, 4; Isidor, 4; Scottish Chieftain, 4; C. F. Dwyer’s Michael III, 3; Sly Fox, 3; M. F. Dwyer’s Ben Eder, 5; P. J. Dwyer’s Hand- 1, 3; Easton & Larable’s Ben Holliday, 5; eorge Fleishmann_ Sons’ Lehmann, George Keene, 3; Foster Bros.’ Counte Tenor, 6; Dr. Sheppard, 4; J. G. Follans- bee's Murillo, 3; T. M. Greene’s Fleischman, 4; R. C. Hall’s Buddha, 4; D. R. Harness’ Imp., 4: J. R. Keane’s Ben Brush, 5; Wil: liam Laimbeer’s Poetess, J. E. Madden’: Great Bend, 37 Plaudit, 3; J. H. Morri Byron McClelland, 5; J. J. McCafferty’s Re- quital, J. A. McCormick's Peep o° Day, ‘Mrs. S. McClelland’s Maceo, Oneck Stables’ Sir Walter, 8; Sydney get’s Loki, 5; Lou Bramble, 4; C. T. Patter- gon’s Ornament, 4; Rogers & Rose's Tillo, 4; J. W. Schorr & Sons’ Algol, 4; y, 4: Meadowthorpe, 4; J. E. Seagram’ mate seur, 6; Tragedian, 4; W. Showalter’s Box, 4; Turner Bros.’ Dr. Catlett, 4. Sa a Going to “Klondike?” If you are thinkirg of going to Klondike this epring get a copy of The Evening Star Almanac and Handbook, for 1898, which will tell you just what you want to know; 450 pages. At all newsdealers. Price, 25 : 314-316--SEVENTH ST.=-314-316. Lot 1==-3c. yard. 6 and Sc. Hand-made Torchon Lace. 5c. Machine Torchon Lace. 6c. Platt Val. Laces 2c. Orfe=tal Laces. 20c. Platt Vs Lot 2--5c. yard. 10c. Or'eatal Laces. 0c. Point de Paris Laces. . AND ntata ” ¢ Board of Health, who has investigate “nt Sete parenineres states, upon the Of population, ‘be. | ll other medicines in the British Pharmacopoela. te Bos i as Investigated AL SERVICE ©F THE UNITED STATES. a ip 2 3, pt ss of mi et e, d vesttin tine way = Electric Seal Collarettes, with eight Electric Seal Cape, with long cause it sometimes happens, where techni. | Dr. N. Byer of Wurztburg, Germany, sald: chat “at fo pisbaceed ota cantons se Friocstry is and head, lined S395 ‘ten tails and two heads; e \igerrocos are required. | “1 have prescribed Warner's Safe Cure con- | “4 vd $e 0h yeme fores 22a afi taronen! warn ek $ TANCES RE ee eon eu memay net reached | Pho iitn eselgatteriis tetremikiives ar nives Sees ail peesnines os cain ML . One of the in certification may have no eligible on the e! = ‘rom all polgosens and deletertous substa: ° . Genuine Marten couareiery with six shapes. $14.50 value fc 4 feel ter syith the desired qualifications, and | diseases, and especially rheumatism and neuralgia. The fac simile of the package is given herewith. EE ‘ails and head; lined with Red t als happens asi a ‘a vhen a e ry vhere 0 e1 “, it has rc ° rerio Oy BEEN AIS G75 | sem sen opnmm, tere, nun sot SETEMGS NE Reha te | me imam where the ce ecu toe | ates woke of eet ntmmsinn a | fat erm a Loni >'S New York or Bo heer eter rte rere tees . Hendeentttatte eee Val "SO 00 ve requiring unusual qualifications no |! Bave Seen the sufferer restored to complete | the Madder, during which time, altho | eet ore : ae aise a a Eodical nig ives Susy. eet oe oo tusrensies ES pElectrle Seal Collarettes. with genuine ore succlauioric . $ eligibles can er cures from the state en- health, greatly to my surprise and gratification, | noted specialists, the disease stendily d 1} life which good health always confers va of our Woman's Department, will be opened and | — Perslan ke; lined with Sas a et e appointment. . a = eS e = answered by Mrs. Henry or her chief assistant. | 4 avy Pp prreet shape, and a ‘Mink Scarfs, with heads and_ tails. 4 Ee Ser Tre = = cpeacucabiatha as ‘OS, D. G, January 5, 1808, |S at fice si for. $10.95 Sites eeest aearery "97.95 é In reply to an inquiry whether Mary- |AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN | $¥¥ttttttttttttrttt teeth c4 = land, Virginia and the District of Columbia : TH = aia inpib have| au esecaaivelanatepcrtay: MARCHE ANNOUNCES: ‘ Tad, 5 4 * ‘of last November I S 3 ° re ade ' a 4. | pcintments, 3 e maids . A ? + a a £ Boys’ Clothing, We've made specials of dozen lots, that | ncintments, ar, Harlow sald: Emeline Smith, Aged Colored Servant, | £ t on FA go on sale at these prices tomorrow. If can een pene _ Mech ate eerece rules Found Dead in Bed, = D Pe, ° 4 Z : tae ae : : is gradually reducing the number of ap- ‘0 ead in Bed, A (i 1Si e ; $ you want first choice, come tomorrow for them. They may not last z pointments in the departmental service ¢ § ed. 5s longer than a day. # [charged to Maryland, Virginia and the - Fecomurad shove renedies to any | 4 | District of Columbia. lt should be borne | Second Oldest Tent of Rechabites in Z| ° + Siti som aa | Resfers-- Top Coats- f ca hi ct htc [ens Ovens Tw wom "“|t Cut in Coats apes! 3 aud this letter if you see fit to dv so. I am, Sexe Toy 6 » | those states and ie riet occurred un- on = « ° Very truly jours, om. [a _Tietowed Brown sid Green Moutagvae Pages ster uous tea coe ven UTClOl ae grace nema iG nevate meter Sreutn Sonn nee Ie ; ps | a ate sibs cilia ae ae Hest litt Sea Were Ri Gees te Te ca a it A characteristic clearance that disregards the question of cost! Mr. tly {dentited | & 3 to 8 years. One of the warmest and aanikeninwenects 3 en oe 3 and or , ploy me nal Servi % cl Rewrera weve ads Tabed Special ates $3.75 Sena ore pM is ganboiniment A momentous occasion that towers head and shoulders over any = e led 2 big fancy buttons. received, therefore, an- excess of 2, Emeline Smith, a colored servant, was we ae oie - eo . ¢. 2 |, th ea ess Ol 3 simi Sim 4 ‘ = eae. a 5 = —easy to see that. S375 160 Blouse and Reefer which should have been distributed among | found dead in bed yesterday morning at lar sale pre ailing elsewhere! Think of $8 Coats going for = 4 Suits-== $ the ene ee eed territories of th She was employed as a ser- $2.95! $12.50 Coats selling at $4.95, and you can form some idea t at present stati 4 He hance for you to round ont z vant by Mr. Charles N. Whelan, at the rs F eeneati © eeick Chibatine Hceets, 41k wood ata Hes eee Gu ECtiy at parebacedctmnmrentean eee a eo Marylani, Vérginic : ay Sg of the values awaiting you! = : BA the season with a pure # ltrict of Columbia have irecelved ; summer residence of Mr. C. C. Glover on sy + y abselutely fust color; Italien cloth lining fancy effects; #1 wool, good. ¢ | pointments, which is 100 more than they | the Loughborough road. The unfortunate Wi o . *- y havm- | ard velvet collar; fit ages G to 16 years. “up er school wear, Isn't as Ef | should have received. al-| woman was seventy-five years of age. 4 ere $4, COATS previously sold up to t ate henity Pilles % Worth $7.50—that has been the price all Eee o ee ene. due. now fact | phe police were notified of her sudden 8 $5, $6, ie as high as $8! = 1 lid sol long. OW a & at ppointments were. x eee rit S ze 5 B50 a bottle: bh 2% wena 3 5 RS call $5 $ Misra nandneny death. The coe tnvestiznted the ee $7.50 and 1D ° ° Black, navy, brown and tans, in 4 Will pe found A , | technical qualifications were required in the | and gave a certificate of death due to . pe See a =e three to one. Obesity Bands. . %| pcsitions to be filled, and when eligibles | heart failure. $8. plain and rough cloths -and nec t gveds are kept in stock by leading retail ¢ 3 4 | with suitable qualifications were not ob- cluding half and all-silk lined! + We send free “HOW TO CURE ORESITY.” $ & | tained in other states or territories Heber Tent Meeting. = Re be Ce Pe Ge | oe ’ ichi x ed Shirts % | “Had the old system cominued and Mary-| Heber Tent, No. 19, Order of the Recha- Pad Pn 2 Fe a ap | BS Men’s Furnishings. 4 es dof Oks Colored iene cad $ bana, Virginia ‘and the District ‘continued | pites, met in regular session last evening Were $9, Ladies’ Jackets, values ranging + Pa rae > ee : : ae 3 & | to receive appointments in the same pro-| at Odd Fellows’ Hall, on Slst street, below |# S10, $11, up to $12.50. Black, tan, navy, $ BiG. EAT MES...| Underwear. Both offerings will repay your hunt for sizes hand- & | Portion as) trey, did under that system. | yr street. Mr. George Beck was duly initi- = $12 d 5 o brown and green. In plain and ay i= othe . 3 ers z y wo ved: during 2B eg le = 2 ma > kor Chicago Medical | % somely—if you are fortunate to fil the number you're after. Pltcisecnyeare r 220 app ated as a member, while three or four ap- | % an sous faced Goth 1 half and i or write. We forward > ; 3 S, Instez 32 i Plications for membership were received, $12.50. gh faced cloths—and half and= Debt Kos Hamilton Place, ies 1% The Shirts- Broken lot of Brown Ribbed Sh < pr chte ane tea ere Date those wnat. | The tent ranks as the second oldest in the t sees: all-silk lined, in satin and Roman} ton, Mase.: No. 42 W. 22d st.. New York clty; | 4 Eas oes ae oon quality 4 | ments among all of the states and territo- | United States, being organized in 1848. At stripes. * Nos. 58-60 Wabash ave., Chicago, HL. $F kre all colored, or colored bosoms with Recess ae [ries of the Unton. year the large | the outbreak of the war the meetings were + C jails. ttbtf BBE odes: “ele to match, oss, ft $ charged to some of the states by the | abandoned and were not resumed unt Au: | © Were El t Stylish C. Te 3 = % They are our ‘regular’ lines $1.00 and i Wil cnera icitGr the z gust 11, 1868, whe z Elegant Stylis s, Teg’ y Fat Foiks, Attention. $B grates and perfect. Take GE albrtezan, Ft 3 ober someon tie ee zed und has been meeting once a week $16.50 nie Sha ‘i ke ae eer aAll Fy ity Preparations and Flesh-produc- | Underwear. os thie ste ants on the com- | Yemarks were made by Messrs. W. R. Jonn- | $18, $20, @ ° ° included. ae sige “il pels + ing Medicines at Mertz’s Pharmacy, $ Broken lot of Norfolk and New Bruns- + eich cthe! seno wedge cee ee near Soar Wogan Gary eee + $22.50 Sinner. serie ee i: “AL ilk > wick White Wool Draw ar 4 sufficiently high they may be | L Roberts, GF. aes ree , Teefer, box, ete. -s 11th and F. = $ $2.25 and $3 grades—for. zoek) elt 5A selected for appointment, and knowing | 4. W. White, George Beck, W. H. Wysong ¢ and $25. lined and with the finest satin and TLIO SS 2 4 | well that if they have not passed high, | #84 R. W. Johnson. 2 4 : = 5 3 | and there are sufficient eligibles ahead of Benefit of a Church. | Roman stripe silks! 4 ¢ $ The Spaldi Everything for everybody in every line of 4 Hine IM tHIMRINE GHDEE tHE ote Oe There was a crowded house last evening | $ i d ol e Spalding Byerytiing everybody in every line of | me in thinking ab ir emanees Of 8P-) at the parish hall of St. Ann's Church, in | SEE THE SUPERB WINDOW DISPLAY! * z I popular pastime. You know what Spalding % x Tenleytown, the occasion being the enter- | ¥ @ di tf Ital + ale. carried — the broken lines of that stock 5 Pe eats tees tainment by the Linthicum Dramatic Club | $ direct from Ita Ys0 $ being sacrificed. One of the most. i tant (ak nat Stor are f | _ “in order to make the distribution of ap-| forthe benef. of the church. Dancing | LESS For Capes and Velour? $ c s : ost important features is Bicycle | pointments among the several states more | succeeded the regular program and con-| # . iy 00c. qt. bottle. Q\ Clothing. Don’t overlook that it’s being closed out at little or %|cauitable, 1f possible, the commission has | tinued until midnight. = THAN Coats for Suits =-fo a) Ry) nothing—and it’s a chance for you. | adoptea a plan by which states will be Fifteenth Anniversary. z ms ; 5 orld for ail table uses. We import z : % | credited in the apportionment when their] The fifteenth anniversary of American COS I ‘ Skirts & Silk Waists! oa re @ % Suits. Peete cneviol Bike Suit7alt % | teeal residents are separated from the | Guard Council, No. 1, United Order of 3 Q ine pine “aod quart’ bottiessue. () $ Lot XX—L. Ings’ price, $10.0 PMG SIN | service in Washington. It has been the | Mechanics, was held last evening at thetr | % — é and 906. ») 3 % patterns. Our price. . “¢ | practice of the coemission heretofore to] hall on 31st street below M ptreet yee £ ° Q ee we tala Cheviot 2, | LAKE BO Account of separations after charg- | affair lasted until quite a late hour. There , W. S. THOMPSON, § ne ltt i sun totes rid cree $line appointments tothe apportionment | SS" wad yograte x IS UFrfEATEST O ce . = olf bottom Spalding’s p oS gu e pution of positions among : riper Ee Rem eare OERTEE Ql? ree ars Oar pee. .. $6.50 the several states as sufliciently exact by Trinity Charch Meeting. z a sat 3 sfc Pancras senee charging tho appointments to them when | At the mission services held last evening ° ES 4 y effect in sige i GAGE ote made, without considering subsequent sep- Trinity Catholic Church, which were oe $ te. Spald- Hee geen ene arations from the service in order to ad-| ts, women only, there was a large attend- | b4 $4.50 Or price. A just the apportionment. It is possible that | £7 Danes teaigee renee Pe 4 es . Z this plan is sffictently exact for all prac- | ance. To accommodate | ae 7 . *, 4 ed Cheviot Sults, In at TIS Mixed Cheviot, itevcle Suite; al purposes, but I belleve that by Keep- | it was Impossible to find room in the pews, | J started yesterday morning as soon as the doors were opened, ee ing a ledger account with the various |, benches were brought in from + and the steady stream of shoppers comi i: ines é states, charging them with aopointments | school. In the order of the exercises pub- + y ppers that kept coming and going + + + é + =e oe = + t + + * + + t < + i Lot 3--8c. 12%e. Orlentel Lace 12%c. Machin> Torcbon. 12%c. Hend-made Torchon Lace. ; 4 15e. Point de Paris Lace. | 230. Pant de Paris. 12% and 15¢. Piatt Val Se. | ibe. Hand-made Torchoa... EXTRAORDINARY PRICES ON EMBROIDERIES. 62. Embroideries, un sale at. “Be. Sarg [oe Embrotderies, on sale at. yard. Lot 4--Llic. yard. », 18c. Machine Torchon Lace. So ie Platt Val. Tues, oe | WBe. am EEEEEEEEE TEETER EEE EE EEE EEE EEE EEE EEE EEE EEE EE EEEEEEEEE EE EEE PEELE ES, 8c, Embroideries, on sale at: ‘Be. yard | 5c. Embrolderies, o7 sale at. 12i%e._Fmbrolderi :8c. yard | 50e. All-over Emi os 5c" Embroidcrice, ile. yard) $1.00 Swiss and Cambric.. THE BON MARCHE, Thé willof the late Grace Bell Henry, Gated the Sth instant, has been fieled filed for probate, The entire estate of the ' named as executor. Mrs, Henry’s Will. during .