Evening Star Newspaper, January 25, 1898, Page 8

THE EVENING STAR, TUESDAY, JANUARY 25, 1898-12 PAGES. Ss S. Kann,SqnséCo. |AN EMERGENCY FUND A Powerful, Items Asked for Use of the Health Office, Factor working low prices for you this Clearance Sale of ours, which closes its existence at 12 o'clock sharp Thursday, January 26. STRICKEN ‘ill BY HOUSE COMMITTEE You may think this a peculiar time to close a sple,) just at midday. We close at this hour in order to take on our inventory and get ready ee ee ee he ee ee a ee ee ee 924, 926, 928 7th, running through to 704-706 K st. SDARLE STORE. Preparing for inventory. The Busy Corner, Det Tamar tac 8th and Market Space. Big Drops .; In Prices of Floor Coverings. oldenberga. “THE DEPENDABLE STORE.” “THE DEI sedtontontendendeetete As inventory time grows nearer we redouble our efforts to quality. sheer | Enzllsh oni, h never vold for less than Ie. before; ‘will go on sale tomorrow for disc, 18c. Swiss, 12!4c. 4cinch woven Swiss apron goats — which = This special clearance sale of Carpets, Mattings, jena business. Appeal Made for Its Restoration sat the counters of as much merchandise as possible—and a dol- z 1 - n the purchasin, wer of one and m1 % Rugs and Bordered Carpets is one round ‘of sur : t has been given the purchasing po} f 1a half for this z prises. Each day new visitors echo the sentiments of Polka Spot India Silks to the Bill. reason. The most seasonable and desirable merchandise goes at $ surprise and approval uttered by the visitors the day , ANB FIGURED CHINAS CUT FROM THE PIECA AS MANY YARDS. ag YOU MAY : reduced prices. 2 before. Don't let the tide of this event “run out” with- WISH. .....esseeeeee ceteceesereeeeeeeees Sa SE 19¢, She Whi ; $ out your taking advantage of its offers. The sale is Black and Cardinal Japanese GUARD AGAINST EPIDEMICS ite — Blankets reduced =z likely to recede into the ocean of business history any d tier steps see 10-guarter white and gray doubte-ciee 3 day now CREPE, STRICTLY HALF SILK, SLIGHTLY SOILED ON SELVAGE................ 90+ & yd. redu bed. Mankets, will gn tomorrow 3Q) $ e , 27-Inch rduroy, i I In the District bill, among the items ask- at the reduced ver pai, for ic. $ ° = Cordu in Colors. ed for under the head of th2 health depart- = Carpet Department. |Matting Department. ys . 50c, | ment wan one for 8200) for matntaleing Nice 434c. alognarer, Beanz qullty, gray wont tc 3 sp 1,000 yards of White Chinese FOR WAISTS OR JACKETS. REDUCED FROM 75 AND 89. TO........ seseseeeed | an emergency fund, to be used in case of Tomorrow we shall offer new check pair—reduced tomorrow to 95c. Cottage Carpets. Straw Matting at....... ese. Ic. 40-Inch All Wool F: h S an epidemic diseage, when needed, on Sgn eee wat a : ES 7 a Which no ste bas ever ld fe fe roa bt *. = Ps ae = See = “10c. mio yards of Fancy Chinese Straw ic. 00! renc rge, the same principle as the million-dollar ap- defore—at ‘only se. a yard. vee me regia" honders . od etl 3 fate = ss Fropriation for the marine hospital service. ce—which sold for $5 = Rag Carpets. terns eps ee aa 80e. VALUE... i snide | oe ae thies Seah ee 12% India linon, gl a pair reduced tomorrow to. DSeOD 375 yards of the old-fashioned rag_ca 800 yards Fancy Jointless Chinese Mi nch All mittee this item was stricken out. The af- inch fine sheer English sina which Lot of sateen-covered bed comforts, full peta—gornks easy dual thee for DSC Eevee Sole. Wool Imperial Serge, ternoon of the 20th instant the health offi- sells on alt "ocasions at diye. a pand—we doable ed size Alled wit es agbe : eee ihe are ere ice ONLY NAWY BLUE-80¢. VALUE. ......ccccceccecccecceccseceseces cer was called on to investigate a case a $1.25—reduced tomorrow to... ODE, ngrain Carpets. Aon Si a 3 eee” eae which had the app2arance of smallpox. A Heavp Incraing, tm pretty pat- ee Eee eects I 71AC, All Wool D thorough investigation of the case and the 25c. Pique, 15c. y, onery specials terns, that sell for 40c. Ce £90 yards Japanese Art Inlald Matting, 4 , Woven welt pique, which sells regu- a 3 towertéd guron i 3 surrounding circumstances in the home of Gite rat oncea ona Gant eee 48 sheets of plain white or tinted Irish $ Floor Oilcloth. ground Bete A MIXTURES AND CHECKS, ELEGANT FOR CHILDEEN’S WEAR Sic ae LO the patient fortunately proved that it was lie. a sar: apes To kt gomerr 8 M210, 3 300 yarda Floor Oflcloth for kitchen, 600 yards of Japanese Cotton wap ¢ 45-1 a case of chickenpox, which very closzly hall’ and tes. 30 and 35e. Damask end Art Inserted Mat- =Inch All Wool Clay Diagonal. resembles mild cas2s of smallpox. 00. x engraved on co; te o1 % kipas™ a . 7c. ting, extra fine weave. ““25c. $ co y eS 2 When the epidemic broke out her2 a few 15c nains 1sook, 1 Cc. i cares tar eben : en pais eed te years ago the first patient was supposed to have been ill with and to have died from chickenpox, whereas, in reality, it was a cas? of varioloid, from which all the trouble started. These circumstances were today called to the attention of Congress in a letter ad- WORSTED, ELEGANT BLACK—69e. VALUE 45-Inch French Whipcords and the work wouldn't be any better. ‘There’ nothing better than the best—and engraving is a8 good as can be had. Toilet specials. ‘ A box of Bail meant our eee ore REPS, IN GREEN, NAVY AND BROWN. 98c. VALUE. REDUCED 10.............. O5Cs W. B. Moses & Sons, « talcum pow £ pe! ita dressed by the District Commissioners to regularly sells at 18c, a yard—will be of- to any. sold at se epee ek Co 1ith. ! St 22d & M. | 40-Inch Black Crepons, Suitable Represcuictive Cronk! casita af (honey fered tomorrow for oniy"1Size. a yard, tomorrow fo : F St. rner ° orage, S Oe eon cures enm enim seen chon ee AQc, | committee on appropriations. ‘The genuine Cosmo buttermilx soap will 3 “ : Ee Oree ‘° | “While we are to be congratulated,” say Worsteds reduced be sold tomorrow, per cake, Furniture Factory, 12th and B. the Commissioners, “that the case which for. ..... - : a aad = 200 Body Brussels Rugs, recently came to our notice was not what The worsteds must go before stock-tak- it was supposed to be, it suggests forcibly ing time—and these are the reduced ones Rane heel pete pares FRINGED ENDS, CHOICE PATTERNS. REDUCED TO........... 49c. | the importance of being prepared for an cere ee ~yarry Sans eerie emergency, should it occur. The warm, wet weather which we have recently ex- perienced is of the greatest possible danger in this connection. The Disease Elsewhere. “This disease has increased so in Bir- mingham, Ala., as to be beyond the con- trol of the city, and there are a number of ihe lot Berlin xephyr, 2 and 4-fold— Ril go tomorrow for each for Ae. only. wil be sold, Ge, The regular Ic. bottles of best quality Witch hazel will be offered tomor- 7¢ row for. "hues Deeper c cuts in coats and capes. Wilton, Moquet aud Velvet Rugs, ASSORTED PATTERNS, HEAVY FRINGE. sSoeGondonioncoeseeseesoote : Between-Season Sellin -AT.- grreerooeneooroerreennienints sSetoeets REGULAR PRICE, $2.25. ..cccesseseceese DL4D 50 Angora Fur Rugs, Size 27X64, ASSORTED COLORS, NICELY LINED. Imported Saxony, each bank, for. Imported Germantown, take each hank f .. 51.98 REGULAR PRICE, $4.00.......-.++ * cases of it in Atlanta, Ga., from which Imported Spanish has been re- é < - 10 Genuine Imported Phengona SHint ‘travelers “daily; pase Linrouewesthle ducel, cach bank: to. ioe met ere =o PE RR Y S RUGS, PERSIAN CoLons, EXTRA Lance suze, wert neavy Fumon, 96 vatve 1.98 | eri require tne putting into operation of| $ wTimnenSeh, "am Gaimeltey gms | fom an My oe er ete © the entire facilities for treating smallpox, each skein, for. ) ‘nat sk ie ath empty tables and racks Ladies’ Hand-Knit Beaded FASCINATORS, IN PINK, LIGHT BLUE, WHITE AND BLACK. involving an expense greater than we now have an appropriation to meet, and we beg of you to include this item in the District bill. It may not be drawn on at all for —and we have sacrificed profits entirely with that end in view, Three lots for to morrow: Clark's crochet cotton, in all col- ors, will be sold tomorrow, per bali, for. 3c. REDUCED TO.. All is hurry and bustle—new stocks coming in—and the Ladies’ All Wool Hand years, and it may be needed immediately.” $5 all lined Persian lamb | last of the present season’s stocks going out. The first are KNIT SHORT SKIRTS, IN CARDINAL, CREAM, LI . . rreatte Once Sewer’: 25¢c. ribbon, 19¢. abe sea interesting as introducing the new fashions. The latter have DUCED FROM 96¢. TO....... é ar ener a ee ee DOC. t easaceneinetiais ae ae a Tistat tonnes eelvetall feel Tie" oe ancy Ponce children 's very attractive prices to tempt you. Both have our charac- Patterns of Best Q lit es a ee Spee Tee ECAC ERESAIR inch fine allt taffeta, ribbon, in all col. ee i : 4 a $1.98 terestic qualities to assure, and our exclusive effects to charm. 4 eC uality officer: Se. a yard for ons LOC. yd. > full seppie astralaian col It is the same popular store—season after season. PACIFIC DRESS PRIN’ UP IN 10-YARD LENGTHS, “Upon examination of the appropriation lareties (2. ...... we eeee $1.98 TUCED FROM 69¢. TO . bill for the District of Columbia, as recent- $5 half-lined boucle jackets. $1.98 Flannels reduced. 15 pieces of double-faced Shaker flannel you may haye tomorrow at the ly reported, I find that the items provid- eider- ing for the maintenance of the new small- $5 children’s down coats.... fancy i iT Muslin Boys’ Navy Blue Washable pox hospltal, sSondondonsoetorcoesenorbonconconcon con cwtiessoaorconent cot sedonaonenoneasoasoaseeseesengensonsmeseeseesessensensoasmesoesensenenfonroatoeseeseose eaceareagoesneses seagate aseatoesoeseerengeareaseey A Most Important z $ Lace Offering. é Gen a oe aS ee Aitwoot red mnileatea fennel, wit go | $8 jetted plash capes... ...$3.75 ms W a simi- ee taro eet taeer ctine you will have £| Silk Chiffon Dress Fronts, Ce rere teri Sime |B ghaente, fe mance ane TDI. | $B strap seam kersey jackeis $3.75 Gb the bee acliiee ea ost to benefit by our big offerings % seem to me to be especially s0; particularly ca ic ace ii $9 24-in. con 33 bbs : Say M in Muslin Underwear this sea- IN COLORS. WERE $2.25 EACH. A SMALL QUANTITY LEFT REDUCES THEM To DOC. | in view of the fact that smallpox is at AN econ eonh seal 72 brilliant patterns in 1 ousse- son is given now. If this | : present prevalent to such an extent at durable quality —has teen te- 1 Qe 75 lines, Chiffons, Illusions, Nets, Been one con a uae | Children’s Embroidered Collars Birmingham, Ala. az to have led the au- duced,” per yard ° 75 enadi Ee Gauzes. ccesstul sale 53 z x : h 5 si -inch all-wool double-faced eiderdewn, Grenadines, Crepes, G it is because these are I AND YOKES, MADE OF SWISS AND N REDUCED FROM Biates tasting Hospital service, to, sasumae in‘ cleam, blue. pink apd Ted Plaitings, Neckwear and Veil- our best AND vc. TO 3M, | full control,and because there are at present ee ey am ay : She t tell in de- values. Trade naturally fol- $} ~ as, . Fis Sicannania tornceninee a oineenice een ogee a $6.50 ings, but we cannot tell in ¢ existed inthe former place since the mid- ee os : : ial Il of them. You lows value—and the values are $ die of July, the total number of cases up| % yp umn’ cm" be offered women Ie $16 plush capes, plain or tai about allo: certainly here, strong enough to the 4th instant being 406; in the latter Sor eeck noc! 19¢. eee .. .$6.50 must come to see them. If you i | g Fe e 9 I place it has been present since August 21, eisai : are at all interested you will Z sent the most demanding 9 lsv7, 212 cases having occurred up to the | % white Ie fanned, of ex- $16 all-lined astrakan aie a sted 3 critic th’ instant. As the period of incubation ceptionally fuallty, has been “a find much to profit your atten- ere are more than we 8th and Market Space. of this disease is approximately fourteen Feduced, per yard, t 44c. ets 2 tion. You know what a rich About the Underwear, last chance tell of, but you will draw a correct estimate of what your SAILOR COLLARS, WITH 3 ROWS OF WHITE BRAID. REDUCED FROM 2c. TO......9Ce =———— Sete ce osteo 49-9 for the services of a janitor therefor and for an epidemic fund have days, it is evident that this District is by no means free from danger of becoming Teduced price, per yard, toro" 3 Faney fignred elderdown, for dressing a been 4 $12 electric seal cap. ; $18 imported nov elty capes. $6.50 = 2 cae Pde recente ngetetentntetedetntetetegege | Infected from either of these places or sacques and bath robex—haa c. o line ours is always. opportunities are from these i Th from others where the disease exists. peaices peer nmees oS shane, Be tamgbeygace | Fandom quotations: THE LOUVRE e Quality Store. Case in Point. ists. 73 $2 waists, O8c. a fa Co —————— “The importance of these items in the $1 waists, Cc. We shall also offe acices ectsed Gemuc ial Bie Male Gowns. 5 appropriation bill has been further im- Tomorrow we shall offer the balance of Jot of ates’ cl | fa aa Tin MESES tl BH GLOVE CO.’S pressed upon me by the appearance during | @ daiMict"se™iadler! fe atiwroo tice | Meme ih Nhe e. to .. Bue poe set gens, made ee ‘ Ca ran« "@ ¢ the past week at one of our dispensaries of Se oreronas tolaewntch eal" 70) egg Fry " Oc ss mot Se nbric rutile at eck ¢ @ patient having a disease so closely re- regularly at $1—for.. 73¢- 32 to 40—regular $2 values—for ea The. to. wad SALE OF sembling varlolold that the case was re- | a nasuentetutetncntetedhctetntedete Te Foe Muslin Gowns, made & 1 Mother ported to this department by the attending | seetntetetetetetetetnintetetnintetectenintnteetniots Sesdeeteniesecte Sosteetendenteegeat Dt ciechited Std als DUCED from $1 to and 7-inch__ Embroide ctimen “ras CED fro Sete poe ee ee Cee S-inch Chiffon Plaltings—RE from $1.73 to = .50c. ters of tive plalts each, and rule of brofdery at neck’ and on sl Oc. Only pooper (1 Ladies’ Muslin Gowns, trimmed with tucks, and insertion. Only Ladies’ Muslin Gowns high neck and in three eee ‘immed with in- DAMAGED GLOVES! ceeeeeeey : Sale-= The Carpets are getting terrible shaking up. We're selling ’em lower a Physician for investigation to determine the nature of the disease. Although the investigation of the case and of the cir- cumstances attending it demonstrated that the disease was chickenpox, its appearance and the preparations necessarily made by this department immediately upon its re- port to secure proper isolation and treat- such proposition had not been looked upon with favor by the committee on appropria- tions of the House of Representatives, and I hope that the matter may be further considered by it with more favorable re- sults. “The items by which it was sought to Farewell Lectures by Dr. Nansen. Arrangements have been comple day for a visit to this city Thursda: day after tomorrow, of the famous explorer, Dr. Fridtjof Nans' —_. der; cece liver two farewell lectures that day in the New Black We must tell are superiorly ‘made, aid only ODC. : SSSe peter MRdL TNGE cents ne ment if the case proved to be one of small- | provide for the maintenance of the small- | Grand Opera House,at 4:15 o'clock p.m.,and ' b 2 (Gambcind Gonna ll niereeat fies, at ee fhe step we take—in bunching all now than we can buy them. pox, have served to emphasize the im-| pox hospital, and for the services of an | i Convention Hall at 8:15 o'clock p.m. The Goods. you abou good ones, V neck, empire and’ oth s* the mussed and slightly solled portance of having a fund ready from | engineer, are possibly, from a sanitary | 2 2nVCA™Ot Malt at a One ett some new Simmed with lace and. Hamburg inser. peice anes the kinds aes That’s odd—but it’s so which the expenses might be paid. In the | standpoint, not of so great importance, as | ®' 2 apegiacy: cture will be 2 tick roll tueks. Onlys 7, “98 8" BOC, S$ Havelhwabeaipe Sioteaectect last outbreak of smallpox in this District | the omission of the former will probably | “Farthest North,” his celebrated lecture on % Black Goods that have just fag On les Sores se aesese so . Fok ay DES [Se ace ag: its Slte the original case so closely resembled | be overcome from time to time if the hos- | the voyage of the Fram. In the evening, % come in. We want you to see make them, and are to be prac- tn the house— Cc. chickenpox that it was treated as such, | pital actually passes into a state of di- | 9+ Convention Hall, he will deliver his new i Drawers. Ucally given away—for at these $1.35 de— but proved to be fatal, and the subject was | lapidation by specific appropriations for | Ieoture. on the “Finer, Ceoceing of Green, them as soon as possible, for : prices it's next to doing that— . buried under that diagnosis. It was only | its improvement, although it would, it 1s | land" with a complete description of Is. wad Guglt ta Give ies ai " Cambric Drawers, made with : by the course of subsequent events—the ap- | believed, be more economical to properly | imo life and masnificent colufen lawtern. you ove ad cluster of tucks 3 fg c pearance of unmistakable smallpox among | preserve it than to have it maintained by | cide views never before shown inn thas making, to be ready for those tee oe cs In dressed’ “and 15 : persons who had been exposed that the | such a ae The Soe hatred =e city. Both lectures will be very handsome- Sree Z py z adies’ Cambrie and Musi ; . ‘as determined. ter, provision for an enginee ere! ; atel. Pope mete early spring days that follow made “with “hem "and cluster Pore, $ Groton eam neirhe Sain iranacaoenl which this District | render the new hospital unserviceable in | ¥ jilustrated. Popular “ai ‘terme so closely upon the heels of i s: 25¢. Suede — al gocd, Ott can draw to meet the expenses of an out-| event of an outbreak until an engineer | fo; hoxes. Mr. Everett Hayden, offi winter. Black is the popular © | sezniceatle attest @ | thers likewise. break of this disease or any other of the | can be found who is competent to perform | Ty street, who is in charge of all | bstitute for any and all occa- sions, and these will appeal to from $1 up $1.50. For 5c. we of- P-P PO O-B OOOO T- GS-09 OS % Don’t say it isn’t season- able. We know ALLEL CE ATL OLLIE LITRE FCG major contagious diseases, such, for in- stance, as yellow fever, is the emergency fund, which amounts to but $8,000, and the duties and who is immune to the dis- ease, a combination of qualifications which may or may not be easy to secure.” has offered Trangem to Prof. superintendent of public schools mentary tickets to the evening lecture in : : fer 2 d it—if it which must meet the expenses of riot, —_>—_—_. (Cotivention Hail for the priationhs at you as being about the clever- entnates Duan uate oF tena g with clasp and. ideal pestilence, public insanitary conditions, Ralflronds in Mt. Pleasant. pulilic achool In| the Dairich: ail te eer qmbro of teks. 3Q¢ fastener styles— was—you couldn’t buy ’em talamity by flood or fire and of like char- ers of the high schools and all the teach- est you have seen. = “ in both street and acter and of cases of emergency not other- | To the Editor of The Evening Star: ers and pupils of the normal schools, and 42-inch Black | Whipeords. Chevron = « Ry reel at these prices. wise sufficiently provided for. It is ap-| 1 would respectfully suggest to the two | this offer has been accepted by Pr ‘curiae. Satins, Clathal sack Crepe euecta Corset Covers. 4 alo 3, 32, parent, therefore, that even if the total Powell with hearty appreciation. Advar. new, rewember, only $1 a yard. 16-button Eve! SS ‘ount appropriated for this purpose were District committees in Congress that the as ft ti a A a 3 isang iebetes acame Vaan tee en Gambale Corset, Covers, with high neck, Cased Ret ° sufficient for an outbreak of moderate size, |Tival railroad companies just now striving | Sil¢,0f tlekels will be announced as soon z ds—only $1.25 a yard. Saf amiale etae ee ee Oc. pair in the lot it may be so diminished by drafts on it|to project their lines into Mt. Pleasant | proposes to invite the foot ball teams in Bs b Travers Stripes, extremely ae = aR for other purposes as to make it entirely | should not occupy the floor quite so much | the District to act as ushers at the even- ZB chotewonty $1.75 yard Deckairtrfaiseterpettaitog rade SED - SOMES to the occlusion of taxpayers and residents | ing lecture. + sbrass popular Crepons—$1.25, feathier-stitched braid and e 25c¢ Expense Very Large. who understand the situation quite ae well Kec meas oa nd $24 yal roidery — only..... a . a . jong Recital. = v o1 ‘The expenses incident to the supervis- | as the above corporations, who seem only N 40-inch Etamines—Siige., $1, $1.25 and Nainsook Corset Covers, made in FURNITURE, CARPETS, DRAPERIES, fon of any outbreak of small-pox or yellow | intent on grabbing valuable territory from | There will be a song recital at Sanders $830 a sant: French style, prettily trinimed ~ 3 3 with embrotdery—ouly.. ’ 50c. Pa. Ave. and 8th pease fever are very great. It is impossible in a|each other. For instance, if the spiendid | & Stayman’s tomorrow evening by Miss = Sorin Vou must sure Cambrie Corset Covers, with yoke of district situated as this one is to secure the | Metropolitan system builds up Sherman | Lucia Nola, soprano, assisted by Mr. B. pring ene = lace Insertion neck services of competent medical men in con- | avenue and west through Mt. Pleasant to | Frank Gebest, pianist, and Mr. Harvey Cotton. ly have learned nection with such work for less than $5|make a junction with its terminus on Co- ; Murray, accompanist. Miss Nola will sing le 5 ° i to appreciate the 9 to $15 per day, not only because such work | jympia road, thus openirg up rapid transit] three groups of songs and Mr. Gebest will Iva e of oS “ti H but because y advantag E demands special qualifications, but bec: for Columbia Heights, Holmead Manor and | play Chopin's Jude in D flat, fantasie 3 is aoe of say selection of Chemise. 06-20-0900 06-00-09-00-06 those entering Into it must themselves be | Src. Gicarane thrcagh many important sce. | bupromptr and welts Inc suakp (ener: these light washable fabrics Ladies’ | Muslin Chemise, made with isolated in the hospital or quarantine sta- | ticns of the city rot reached by the Capital | and Liszt’s Hungarian Rhapsody No. 14. The cream of the collection is lo froat— 2 Ask for Sample of Our Preserved Ging. tion, away from their families and friends; |Traction, what reason is there for allow- caly, Sc. SPECIAL WEDNESDAY! must, therefore, abandon private practice |ing the ‘Capital ‘Traction to occupy both Sea 3 to be had now before anybody Ladies’, Heavy, Muslin Chemise, made during the time they are so engaged, and | 4th street extended and Park street by Plea of Guilty Entered. has a chance a BHU corded band and open fron! Ch | M ° invariably feel the effect of such associa-|its proposed loop? This loop scheme is | George Thompson and Otto Harrison, 3 S nance to break the en only : incon OCcoO. ate ints, tion upon their private practice after being | based on no necessity, for with an electric | each of whom is already serving a term in tirety of the assortment. Ledies’ Cambrie Chemise, ma 32s opitee exhibition the week ending January | relieved of such duty. The element of liine on Sheridan avenue or Howard ave- . corded vend and open front— Cc. 29 cf genuine Water Colors by such master | personal danger of contracting the disease ze th le would be as well or bet- jail for stealing, today pleaded guilty be- you ‘have uever seca tbe fees only ~48c. a Ox Se : Mtcheat” At Weber, “Moinolland, “Hell | must also be considered. Lee eee then are residents in nearly | fore Judge Scott of the larceny of a set of rartety of specially selected pat. Ladies: Chemise, wade with circelar © [ess and others!” Exquisite landscapes merck | “For some of the foregoing reasons, | 311 the densely populated portions of the | harness, valued at $10, from Clarendon 3 terns tn Light and darks effe peck, trimmed with embroidered 6G Veerhoff’ 1217 E eee which will, be easily, recognized, it is neces- | city” Fourteenth street extended through- | Smith. At the suggestion of Prosecutor ‘Cassia ix ince asa ta Insertion and edge—only........ ce Cannot be pesos for double eer oll s, sary, too, to compensate liberally the | Cut the spring, summer and autumn isvery | sfullowny, a sentence of thirty d. <a cacte senmree oo ee Jaz2-206 nurses and laborers engaged in such work. | neavity traveled by pleasure carriages and | cach was imposed, th ratnibstyngecb ines organdy. Handsome in flower pat- Skirts. enn “O21 F St. and Food, fuel and drugs must be provided for | nicycle riders, who seek the beautiful re- | effect at the expiration of the od owed ran A gem Of & variety Wong 1 S the hospital; watchmen must be employed | gion in our northern suburbs; and Park | {arcu opr leet from at ..... Ce Ladies’ Walkiug Skirts, made of heavy 9 1223 Pa. Ave. to guard private houses infected with the |Stvrer "only twenty-four fect trom gutter We shall put on sale also a lot of 32 muslin, with cambrie ruffles, two clusters ja25-11t*-20 disease, and some of the articles destroyed |+, gutter, is the great highway connecting SAE eS inch Keni Scoteb Madras Shirtings, in of three plaits each, and three 45 ¢ ——— SESS must be paid for or replaced. If the out-|the Soldiers’ Home Park and the Rock ‘The Von Essen Bequest. SMe tml cic, destens, that have bat wide Lee ae ses = Holmes’ Genuine Home- break be one of Se Fbateagr es Creek Park. It is the only through east In response to an inguiry from the Presi- lately) come in be ¢ and came Ladies’ Mustin Walking er must be encouragt wl volves. e d west street Mt. Pleasant has. It is so | dent the Distri Spares wo" our “counters ge with deep lnce-trhmmed’ ratle~ 5 ()¢ made Pies will be delivered HOS E purchase of vaccine’ matter and the em-| narrow that if an electric line were ad- | they sve mat depend te enti we that a . only .. . hi in t i ployment of physicians. For these rea-| mitted to the street and given ten feet for | ‘ReY iy q m She ap 3 ombers are a lot oe ain “lored Brench Ladies’ Walking Skirts, made of_beavy anywhere in town imme-= sons the expenses of a moderate oaterenk its use but seven feet would be left on tin in io vagal “a _ arate of the aud Gf. 4 quailty tine bearatenee ee Sere eastitehod cam would probably be not less than per | each side for passing vehicles, unless they | bill providing for the distribution among Sowers = ae =a a Bee ana nec 59. diately upon receipt of mail H A I F Gay. Jf an outbreak should occur when | were Griven in the gutter, and if they were, | the heirs of the late Peter Von Bssen the wow for ... Oc. ies’ Cambric rts, with deep ruffle, it might Os- ‘eet! In the summer time a > SS edged "with inch embroidery 7g) or ’phone (1564) order. on ee ee ee eee eee te atmos Constantly | mount he bequeathed to the white public = 2a ithe me a if, destens te and clusters of tucks above-only 49C, All the, favorite kinda. to secure a special appropriation, but at passing along this street to.and from the ae rE bonne ae ee oe Hike them {mmensel; sorpapr tet Ladies’ Walking Skirts, made with cents each. the riods the District would be in a Creek Park region. Few streets in J aud puiae tu wich chadings and‘ chen deep rafle, edged with lace and 6g Holmes’ Landover Mkt., 1st & E sts. Sorlous predicament. In such cases delayed | the testes are more heavily traveled, and be- | Port, tn Ae ora Fl ~_ = tod ‘and fine as they can make them. one row of insertion above—only action is fatal to, success, and a tardiness Ing such @ gateway to the park, it would | Pen —— = 4 0¢80-3m,16 ; of a few hours may result in the appear- burning shame to have it swept its | Tecommoended that the money be used for Big Fire Dogs Se ote ee ee Z oy * ts ld have averted it. en e al een. fwenty-f 9 4 20 PER clit et, of Men's Fine Lisle \| Sooment of quarantine were turned over jan hour. With the Metropolitan within a Interest of Veterans. - Small Fire Dogs, CENT OFF. Fine Cotton | Halt to the” United States marine hospital serv-| stone's throw of Park street and the Cap-| Replying to an inquiry of Commander . eee see - ice, it would be necessary, e ee raction at the 2 ‘Thomas 8. Hopki Department of the Spark Guards, 25¢ ste ating aed ce ites | eee, Morgen cma INTH AND THE AVENUE.” Everything in. the = bof erent = $5 and. Bde." erades cee 4 ee Poet NDutitc Health Reports, Jan- pater on will be fauy ee ¢ idea of fetting G. A. R, the af aiture for the fireplace is yours now for 20 — i" and sigs, "25 WN uary 14, 1898) for this District to furnish | two rival lines into this narrow stip of sioners si that 4, Established 1840. per cent Wor alle Hose nen eettre Grey Recessary buildings and equipment, and| territory is conceived in folly and based | and January 15, 1896, they have reinstated an co “THE TILE SHOP,” th. bear the cost of articles destroyed in dis-|almost wholly on, the cupidity of railroad have promoted one, and ap- 520-22 131 forced to positions eight orphans de1S-m-12 eel’ infection, as the marine service | stockholders. through with the | pointed Dr. H S, ° A. 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