Evening Star Newspaper, July 7, 1898, Page 9

bade EVENING ear THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1898-12 PAGES, a Go-Carts, with bicycle ngs, sh Soa aS 1808 LENAPE RAMS ILLUST APPLICATEC THE WILLIAMS Mi Ebi HOME DYEING ¢ A Pleasure at Last. % e “ = kh we “ oy ot wae & Bee Eis No Muss. | No Trouble. ? MAYPOLE setherinets ion HMMM ortests ontoetoet a t-WASHES AND DYES?) At One Operation é ANY COLORS) The Cleanest, Fastest Dye for : Soiled or Faded Shirt Waists, oa * Blouses, Ribbons, Curtains, 2] Underlinens, etc., whether Silk, F Satin, Cotton or Wool. = | & Sold in All Colors by Grocers % | = = | > and Druggists, or mailed Z| free for 15 cents. 2) Address, THE MAYPOLE SOAP DEPOT. 3 127 Duine Sfreet, New York. fel7-th,s,tu-6m. al Cream, Facial ‘ologist JOHN H. 127 W. 42d st., New York, will lexion Clear, ‘Soft and ‘Beautiful. te of refinement and sold . verywhere. r sample of each. Woodbury’s Facial Soap, F Pom der, ufactured by Deri OODBURY fer the DECLINES TO PROMISE. Belongs to Unemployed, but Refuses to Surrender Manhood. A middle-aged man, with red whiskers, who gave his rame as Clifford Bowbeer, #nd who carried a Btbl> with several other beoks and a number of newspapers in a bundle, appeared in Judge Kimball's court this morning as a vagrant. The.only thing known about him was that he atenled the Tenleytown M. E. Church services Sunday night and was found on the strests at 2 o'clock this morning. When asked why he Was out so edrly in the morning he said he was looking at the city. After telling Judge Kimball of his bundle of reading material he said he had walked h2re from Canada since the 16th of April. He had worked, he said, and had paid for what he had eaten. The last place he worked, he said, was in Montgomery county. He was very much astonished at the idea of the judge imagin- ing for an fnstant that he was a tramp. A tramp," he said, “is a man who has thrown away his manhood; who wanders | intimidate SOAP i i Pittsbarg, THE HENLEY REGATTA | Howell, the American, Wins the | Diamond Sculls, eager ae BROKE RECORD FOR THE COORSE Senators Begin a Series With the Baltimores. CURRENT SPORTING NOTES Although lacking its al character, the Henley which began Tuesday, h ‘al society weather has perfect. been fact in connection with B. H. Howell, the American rinity Hall, = y record for the winning the first heat challenge sculls from A. F. Heritt of London Rowing Clb, in $8 minutes, the » results of t finals today are nd challenge cup, for eights—Le- beat first ‘Trinity, ze, by quarters of a ime: 7 min- -The the the for fours (holders of beating Club alone of Caius n into the Nickalls ¢ Pi The b beat the crew of Jes y eight lengths. and Thames up cr w of Ni quarter tp) beat the er r two secone Ss race. WHY HEYDL riinanminiti HEATH nnussatett deal 4 Clean i | Atan acted duri 3 Stores j Tomorrow. lots, odd quality of the shoes. These formerly sold from $1 to $3 a pair. Tomorrow, 45¢. Ladies’ Linen Oxford Ties, size: to 444 and size 7. At 45 Ladies’ ford Ties, to 3 Soft Dongola Ox- wide toe, sizes 2 e Ladies’ Tan Oxford Ties, sizes 3 and 4 to 8's. Children’s Tan Shoes, but ton and laced, 5, 5% and 6. Infants’ Hand-made Tan Button Shoes, D width, all sizes. hese formerly sold from Shoe “Odds & Eni ds” The enormous business bain trans- caused a large accumulation f broken ing on, display, etc. We shall make quick work of these prices that are absolutely ridiculous when you consider the At Ladie: wee Hand-made Tan Boots pointed toe, A and B wiiths, sizes 2 te § and 7. ‘ ne ‘Tan and Black Hand-made Oxford Ties in a half dozen dif- $ BB torent . but not all sizes. : t Freneh f£ Hand-sewed Oxford Ties, B width, wide toe, in pointed toe, sizes 5 to 19. i Men's Patent L her Square-toe Ls 1 Shoes, sizes 5 to 644. Men’s Patent Leather Pomted-toe Oxfords, sizes 5 to 7. sin Hi and pan Com, a Nee ae ng our rebuilding sale has sizes and shoes soiled from try- by tomorrow quoting “These formerly: Sold from $3 to $3.50 a pair. Ladies* Now 87c. Tan 6-inch Canvas-top Bicycle Boots, to 3 and 7 and 8. At 87 Misses" jandals, s! 24 to 5 amd 6. Spring-heet 41 to 1 and Chiliren’s Bost Quality 1: Buttoned Shoe: sizes from H Misses’ Laced and it broken s* Tan and oxford Pies, in broke Hy to lf. $2 to $5 a pair. Now $1.33 RELIABLE SHOE H WI. HAHN & CO.’S 930 and 932 7th St. 1914 & 1916 Pa. Ay. N.W 233 Pa. Ay. 5.H, OUSES, and who recently res atement in which he gives hi: tting the thankless roie reasons base ball one of Pre us ie The play games was the c¢: y sa tisfactio! a close one and he called Davis out. sr the same circums' s Heydler he would make the me decision He admits that he erred in not 1g Davis to th bench and out of the ys or more, as the player the Brush rule. the game Pre New York club ru latter s violat After the lent Freedman of ed at Heydler, so and declared that the’ de- ‘S, and that the mpire had 2 "New York club all the This endeavor to proved to be the last vening his resigna- t Young: ent Mr. straw, and tion went into £ In Heydler effort sno good rea- such faultfinding. 1 believe was correct ard if the play up again I would Gecide it the I can stand abuse or any Baltimore Won Both. ‘Two games were played at Baltimore yes- terday between the Orioles and the Phillies, the home club taking both contests, the t by 9 to 8, and the second by 15 to 0. Arlington Pond pitched his last game be- fore joining the army as a surgeon, and beld the hard-hitting Quakers down to five hits. The two victories shoved the Orioles into third place. R. H.E. Baltimore... -O9003 2040x-9 Tl 4 | Philadelphia oo0o0u2z20048 71 . R. HL E. Baltimore -OO3 8O0211x6 3B 6 Philadelphia. 0 0 000000 0-0 5 5 Pittsburg, 3; St. Louis, 1. A dull and listless game was played at tsburg yesterday between the St. Louis 1 the home club, the Pirates getting the veridct by 3 to 1. Billy Gray won the game for his club by driving in two runs with his base hit in the eighth inning. Only four hits were made off of Hastings’ delivery. ft R. H. 10000002x-3n St. Louis, ooolLov00u-1 £0 Boston, 5; Brooklyn, 3. The Bostons defeated the Brooklyns yes- terday on the latter's grounds by 5 to 3. Both pitchers—Kennedy and Lewis—pitched goed ball, the latter haying slightly the best of it through keeping the hits scat- tered, R. HL E. Brooklyn. 2000100008 6 Boston. 202000200-5 6 Chicago, 6; Cleveland, 5. A heartbreaking finish was pulled off yes- terday at Chicago in the game between the Clevelands und Orphans, the latter ham- mering in three runs in the last inning which allowed them to win by 6 to 5. Wil- son was hit for six hits during the last in- ning, only twelve being made throughout the other innings. The contest was replete with brilliant plays. R, H.E. Chicago-.......1 0101000 38-6 12 1 Cieveland.....2 2 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0-5-8 Clabs. kL 33 36 37 39 46 48 Manager Schmels Resigns. . Manager Gus Schmelz of the Minneapolis Base Ball Club has resigned. Count Cam- pau, the captain, and Pitcher Wright have i i} selling the brand + Bicycles—with the crank at $50. and judge it for yourself. Splendid New Bicycles | Ye Singles Brand New °75 ’98 Andrae Bicycles, ERE is the wheel bargain of the season. arched fork crown—drop crank hanger and ‘single piece ||| Don’t allow the other dealers to distract ‘Your atten- tion from the Andrae—the bargain of the yéar.”’ We also offer the regular $100 Andrae Racers fyionars = Bigs the mile District championship) at (Or full nf! wil note that this fs the only establishment in ton where brand-new single, be hired at any price. where for broken-down wheels, 25c. hour Tandems = = 50c. hour = =. « $2.50 day. | |i ji Triplets = = 75c. hour = = = $3.00 day. } West End Cycle Co., | Karl Von Rodenstein, (730 15th.St., Above Riggs’ Bank. | 250) We are new ’o8 latest model $75 Andrae famous taper-guage, fei See it 191 2c led for $85.) Easy-Running for Hire. rtalt » Lean tandem and- triplet” -onada i} No more rst? thaw you : ipa @sbeocoh is Hill $1.50 day, anager. 1 who hope that his marital career will be as happy as his base ball playing with the senators has be2n successful, Tomorrow the Senators go to Baltimore, but all birds look alike to us now and we may gather in a few feathers, even in the oyster city. Jack Doyle returned to Washington yes- terday- looking chipper and gay, the two weeks’ rest at Asbury Park evidently do- irg the great first baseman a world of gcod. ‘the Baltimores have been playing very fast ball recently, but they have been lucky in running up against easy clubs. The Senators have about sized them up and the three games of this series should be worth going miles to see. Two victories out of three would just about suit us. The Senators have all chipped in for a suitable wedding present for Centerfielder Anderson and as a result a handsome ver service was purchased and will be presented to the popular Swede when he takes his first turn at the bat this after- rcon. It 1s to be hoped that the big fel- Jow will not lose his nerve through the confusion incidental to the presentation, but that his usual brilliant playing will be forthcoming. Henry Clarke is the name of the new piccnet that went in against the Cleve- nds in Chicago Monday and wan his gume in a nervy manner. Clarke is a Chicago University boy, was tried last sea- son by the Clevelands, but turned loose as being no* good. He sweet revenge when he faced tae Indians on the glorious Fourth, x The Seltimore club will present a new face to tha Washington people today, in Baull, recently secured from the western league by Marager Hanlon. He has heen playing third in place of McGraw recently, but it is only a matter of a short time when he will replace Jennings at short, un- less the once great Hughey sheuld “come again.’"._an almost impossible probability. Jenning’ has had his recond turn on earth and he would certainly be a wonder if he should round to the third time. Baull has been hitting and fielding well and was about the best man in the western league. The Newark club of the Atlantic Teague is in a bad way owing ta,the revolt of all its players on account,of back salaries. The players were paid on Tuesday up un- til June 15. Because they were not paid in full the strike was inaugurated, These players will find a rough road in front of them next season. They. will be Kept out of the Atlantic League entirely and it would not be surprising if word was not passed along the line and their base ball careers cut off completely. Players from the disbanded Brockton. and Fall River clubs have been ordered to Newark and the ciub will continue playing in Hartford to- day. Captain Cassidy was the only player that stood by Manager Burns. Middle States T. Tournament. The middle states tennis championship matches continued yesterday o nthe Orange Lawn Tennis Club court. Scores: Men’s singles (third round)—G. H. Miles beat R. D. Stevens, 3-5, 6-2, 6-4; M. Whit- man beat Alfred Godman, 6-2, 6-2; E. P. Fischer beat J. D. Forbes, 6-4, 6-8. Men's doubles: (second round)—M. D. Whitman and R. H. Carleton beat Hol- combe Ward and Dwight Davis, 5-7, 6-4, 15-13. es Jailed for Assault. Marshall Scott and Geftie Harrison, both colored, were today sent’ to jail by Judge Scott for thirty days tor assaulting Sallie Carter, also colored. —_———-— Falls From a Car. John D. Murphy, a soldier from Camp Alger, fell from a Capital Traction car at. Pennsylvania avenue and ,J4th street yes- terday afternoon and injured his head. He was taken to the Emergency Hospital for treatment. Taos ron) ‘Trouble day since we started it. What a beautiful store this ments to be added are in? » You Values to be offered 5 & (0) ° Knee pants, 6i4c. striped galatea cloth and duck romp-ahout play ly are sold for 121 » pants—made agair. su Boys’ waists, 9!4c. 2 town for 19 Boys’ are sold In every store caeh—to go for Ye ers. Values to be offered 9& 10. biae flamel blouse sailor suits, ed with white and red bra 3, 4 and 5 years—for only 4¥e. Between Boys’ suits, 29c. Boys’ cloth, rs-and Ladies’ vests, Al P&- gala male garment nee a run with tape Children's fast” bl different you gent 69c. wrappers, 39c. A grand offering. For this hour we bunch on a table a lot of * Might and medium color figured pereale wrappers— made with separ: ping—full skirts—deep hems—at -which have been Ove. 66' 99 = Wash “Tams,” 7c. Boys’ duck and galatea cloth washable Tam o’ Shanters—also Jot of crash golf caps—same goods which sold until recently at 25c.—go for 7c. for au hour. Hats go at 5c. Lot of Iadies* untrimmed shapes and short-beck sailors—left from the two past weeks’ selling—will go at 5c. each—a most wonderful reduction price, because it is but the smallest fraction’ of their worth. Values to be offered Between 1 O & 1 1 Shirt waists, 29c. Inmerse tableful ef shirt waists, con- sisting of lawns, percales and batistes—in hundreds of the very choicest patterns— which sold first of season for as high as %8e.—go for 2c. for an hour, You'll marvel at this bargain, Ladies’ hose, 9!4c. Ladies’ fast black, tan and fancy boot pattern hose—the identical quality usual- ly sold for 12%gc. palr—splendid value at that prite—go for an of an hour at Oise. pales Corsets, : 23c. Ladies’ summer corsets—such as are usually sold for 50¢.—go for this hour to- morrow for 23¢.—the lowest price ever named for such a corset. Ribbons, 234c. yd. Nearly all colors. in mofre ribbons will be sold here tomorrow for 2'%c. yard, whieh is an extraordinary bargain. Duck suits, 99c. Choice of a lot of ladies’ white duck sults—made in newest style—which sold for $2.00 but a week ago—are cut down to @ @ @ @ é 3 2 S 5 @ OO SURVEYOR’S SUCCESSOR, Mr. W. P. Richards Temporarily Fills Capt. Looker’s Place. The resignation of Henry B. Looker, as surveyor of the District, was today accept- ed by the District Commissioners under the terms of their order of the 2ist of last April, which permits those employes of the District government who resign to en- ter the military service of the United States, to resume their positions within three months after their discharge from such service, provided“they then be men- tally and physically competent to perform the duties thereof. As Surveyor Looker's successor the Commissioners appointed Mr. W. P. Richards, an assistant engineer in the District engineer department. Mr. Looker resigned to enter the service of the United States as captain in the Ist Regiment of District Volunteers. Mr. Richards is well known in connection with his work on the extension of highways, having been in charge of such work under the provisions of the highway extension act. —_—_>_—_ THE PROLIFIC CAKE WALK. at the Latest Exhibition Ends in Court. Clara Seymour, @ young colored woman, Hecht’s Rr eckly Baur Hecht’s rebuilding sale ° make a wonderful combination for tomorr« ow. The usual bination will make the greatest day on record— surplus stock, which must be gotten out of the way. ing is entirely rebuilt—when the —you will patronize it because you will find it to your interests to Hecht & Com O89 QNeegoeNsessSS sale and Sale” led the store nough to keep us busy. The com- ei thousands of dollars’ worth of the —when the present when ail the \ cessful store in Wa “The Rebuilding has crov “Hour Sale” is alone ¢ and will dispose iday is will be when the Ruc len building is a nense show windows are in positi i point with pride to it as the “BOR depart- hing w lington do Pique Suits, $2.98. pique ily $1.98 covert cloth and others trim- 59c. duck - Tail wtath and for $2.98 this hour. Sailors, 24c ro ick skirts, extra hesvy wh width—wide hems Ribbons, 9c. wil en more Flowers, SC. nsisting of forget-me-nots, flowers which sold up te n the season st Lisle vests, 24c. Lot of flowers, ¢ | gerantams, ag Ladies Usle thread vesie—ch white, pink, blue and black- ed neck and armuholes—run with silk ribbon — eA usually 39¢.—for D k “T: caeye 15 shes es to be offered uc amis. Se Between Sec eaifler an the peastn—to go fer ike: this hour ; Kebget covers, 9] te ‘ of . Men’s hose, 63 Wg te square thes eate toe kee 4 Men’s shirts, 39c. shirts beea sold Jmbrelias, 2 5 Ae. IC, about as is sold for Jean drawers, 19c. 3 ; For one bour bee yw owe shall sell | men’s jean di pep: Values to be offered jean, for 19¢. p Linen pants, 12 Ae. Boys’ Bt ri thelr Allday. © 200 men’s suits, $3.98 8 suits of all-we light Slothes—ust Values to be offered 11& 12. Boys’ suits, 99c. Between fne blue custom-made ene black ! cheviots— Boys’ double-breasted all-wool suits— Ragtime 9 An sizes 7 to 15 years—sp service ie auch os the Sivere—will be pu norrow for d which huve ouly 99 cents. y tailor- ed—and good meer at $2. | Collars, 3%4c. All styles of men’s linen collars, the up to $2 Wash sults, 69 65 crash ‘suits, $1.48 sizes 3 to 10 years in the isting depend- h, which sold for inerrow at $1.08. ck ‘0 165prs. d Shirt waists, 49c. uc We make up an imme or ladies” fine lawn, pan ts, ATC! pA ies of ladies’ be sold ‘tomorrow for Crash suits, $1.98 We put on sale for this heur tomorrow a lot of ladies’ lineu crash sults—s @idiy made garments—with full width skitts—deep hens—values which have been $3.50 snd $4—at $1.08. Crash suits, $3.98 Lot ladies’ linen crash “sufts—trimmed with blue or white braid—sold for §7 first Of the season—new $3.98—for au hour. Serge suits, $5.98 Tet of Indies’ black serge suits, with silk-lned jackets, taflor-made garments, Which sold for $10—to go now for $5.98. Long ane suits, $2. 49° ys’ Jong pants st gh to fit small-si ly all-wool sold up to $7. $3 &$4 aS $2.49 Lot of boys’ ali-wool knee pants suits, including fancy mixtures and black and Dlue chevivts; “suits which sold up to $5 Will be closed tomorrow for $2 All-wool pe pants, 49c." {Lat of boys" all-woot cheviot and : pants—the finely made, per- arments usually sold at 7e.— peir, pany, 51 ois Cat Street. offered tomorrow for $2 YOUR CREDIT HAS CASH VALUE. We believe’ thet our Credit System is the most Uberal ever devised. wtdenaedg Permission to select all you nved {rom the most complete stock of Housefurnishings Washington, We have no double scale of prices. Brecy article to marked tu piste fp. ures, und you'll fi * those prices as low as can be found in the cash stores. Not an extra penny is added if you wsnt credit. Tell us bow much you are able to pay each week or each month. We'll not.ask you to sign a note, and there'll be no interest cbarges. Credit is not a thing we sell, it is simply accommodstion—a convenience to the rich, helping hand to the poor. At our store it is free, enabling you to afford the best qualities Decause you can pay a little at a time. August 1 is the date set for our annual stock taking, and July will be « month of re- Guced prices. Throughout the entire store we shall. offer bargains goods. 1G Ge he country and will not we been released. Outfielder Dan Lally has attired in a gay costume of green and nation of his movements ke said | been recalled by Columbus, from which 2 G ‘| black, was in the Police Court this morn- te enough to belong to the | club he was borrowed. First Baseman Ca- Zi '\GizeE ing for alleged disorderly conduct at a “cake walk” at Palace Park Monday night. ‘Clara wore the same costume Monday night when she walked for the cake, and, while the crowd thought she had won, the judges decided in fayor of Maggie Wilson. A row started just about the time the cake was to be presented, and Clara’s arrest by Spe- celal Officer Gibbons followed. She imme- | diately drew the color line and gave the special officer trouble. When a white po- }liceman took charge of her = offered 5 ployed, and the army, he | rey probably will be made captain of the team. you leave the city 3 orks Kimball as! 1 not make such a promise Colambus Loses Its Team, DENVER, Col., July 7.—It is announced tnat the Columbus base ball team of the Western League will be removed to Denver, and that hereafter Denver will be Included in this league. It is probable that the former Columbus team will finish this sea- son's playing as representing Denver. At any rate Denver will be in the Western League beginning with the season of 1899. GROGAN’S ‘Mammoth Credit House, 817-819-821-823 7th St. N.W., Between H and I Sts. : answer. ty4-738 DESTRUCTION OF ALFONSO XII. ‘As he did not pay Suit and General Greely regatded thé’ report as win eae sown for fifteen days. Base Ball Notes. rare authentic, but there was a. desire to aie = Baltimore in Washington today. ppcerimenensinN pari tt apd iacas Roget Bs detatts, a this has been something of @ spectral The ss XQI ts.an tron gunboat, with one screw, one furinel and one miii- tary mast; barque' rigged; 290 feet long, 43 feet beam and 15 feet di t. She has a displacement of 8,000 tons’ She had a speed MecJames will pitch for the birds. Go at them with a will and you can't lose! ‘The Mustrious Avgust Weyhing will lead on the Senators. ‘The news of the destruction of the Al- phonso XII near Havana came to Secretary Long through a.report from Gen.-Greely, chief signal officer, who had received a cipher message stating briefly that the Wakefulness In Memory ef Blanche K. Bruce. The District Commissioners téday direct- Horsford’s Acid Phosphate taken beforeretiring quiets the nerves and causes refreshing sieep. 5 tere pers Sian Substic: The Orioles have won the last five games straight from the Phillies and are the least Lit chesty. “Eiandy Andy” Anderson has the best wishes of the Washington base ball public, Spanish vessel had been overhauled near Martel, while trying to break through the blockade, and was a total loss as a result of the fire upon her. Both the Secretary of seventeen knots fi po peta 23 short distances, and ed that the rew school hous@on Marshall street between 7th street and Sherman Brot the ac Blanche Braue gh ell SER oF the Ute Biancbe