Evening Star Newspaper, September 21, 1898, Page 8

8 THE EVENING STAR, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1898—12 PAGES, Se a Two Men Held for Further Investi- f , = INI IN| /\ IN | DA i - - a meals’ gation of Serious Charges, oe ei (At the Palais Royal.) HURSDAY is the day at this G Street Corner, and tomorrow shail be Couc hes at ONE A THIRD VIRGINIA SOLDIER the best bargain day ofthe year. Tailor-made Cloth Suits are to ——— be-almost given away. . Prices so reduced that charge must be ° Sale Prices. Supposed Suicide From a Ferry Boat Washington Bound. Sedeteceteteceeneeereeeteeee eee 924, 926, 928 7th, Ge %, 924, 926, 928 7th, Tunning through fh Soy fh : wo 708708 Kt ANA UIWLG Ens ee “The Dependable Store.” *oeonhondontontontontentonte ey Moving. Packing avd Furniture 2 We're ready to show vou the great- est and best stock of New fall dress goods —the best selected stock—that we have ever known during our made for alterations. For instance: 75c for altering the sleeves into the new ‘‘dart’’ and military effects. eet —Couch stock couldn't be more complete. It’s an ideal line for a buyer to select from. Splendidly made couches—well selected cover- ings. And all at those wonderful September sale prices. BIDS FOR STREET PAVING Evening Star Bureau, $3.98 For $10 Cloth Suits. $8.98 For $20 Cloth Suits. se leete teeter entire business career. What you see here now is the result of long months of careful planning—of shrewdest purchasing—hefore handed thinking of your wants.- The success of last season has ESBS PSO MSO HOOD Sone teteeotetntete Cote eS eee Seven of them, with fly-front Ten Superb Garments, silk lined er business —and from given us.an incentive to do a still gr Bei Telephone 106. | jacket and full width skirt. Checks throughout. Cut and made by men 6 present indications we shall certainly succeed. There isn’t any- AEE ADD EER eas Seven veys eee and mixtures, in Brown, Green and ae Choice of Black, Grays, () thing that is new and desirable missing from our dress goods Williams, charged with assaulting and rob- Red effects. - ues, Browns and Greens. 5 stocks. You may go where you like around town without finding bing Samuel Lowry of Washington on Mon- day night, was brought up before Mayor Simpsen in the poiice court this morning. Yesterday Edward Schuler and Thomas Zimmerman, who had been arrested on sus- a more complete or better chosen line of fall fabrics. You can $6.98 for 515 Suits. Fourteen Tailor-made Cloth $1 1.98 for $25 Suits, Nine of them, the equal of $4o PRANSU ENNT RTE. see we have made special inducements to get you here tomorrow y wool dress Goo DSP IAD IPOH HD OHO . Mary Norris and, looking over the A _.95 pairs Best Chamois Gloves, in White, ( but foam at a point in the wake of the | % Pearl and Yellow. Correct two-clasp. doat. She saw, “Nubian fast black and colored French perealine--the e wert, md Will go tomorrow, per yard, for. 73€- >and 7 WIDTHS of shoe. 27 DIF- SEXEES we’ ne on the deck, and notified the o: at Was stopped, but no body 25c for 50c¢ Wool Fabrics. a man’s hat ap ) 5} Mostly small and large sizes, 3 85 remnants, plenty of lengths for Chil- ¢ g ] dren’s Dresses, not a few for ladies’. Best ( ‘That's $ Cc h, $ QS || vicion, were released: having proved an Gowns, some silk lined throughout. made-to-order «gowns. Plain and RSS retains or has ra | ° | 16 oucn, alibi. Tans, Greens, Browns and Blues. richly braided. Lined with-fine Taf- yard—for. .. OES Sloe: ibache dont sg ae ¢ = Acting Sergeant Pettis and obec ment $ Fly-front and blouse effects, plain feta Silk.. Black, Gray, Brown, Tan S a pale ed Bem B06 < : 1 : * testified as to the arrest of the prisoners. = ~~ oe . of cholee Call goods, ‘ort Oe ae veel oe iFien : cov- ae or $6.98. and Red. en A conch like the —— COV" | hey stated that Williams was found in} g aud braided. Choice for $6.98 id Red $ SS 40-4nch a eutenaa & ered in corduroy, assorted Colors, 4| Bud Chichester’s house, and that a lamp 0 £ y new | «Seog es a goood couch, well made, of good ma- | was found burning brightly in the kitchen és z es e aye. reg art igs x terials—one of the quickest sellers at [of this Rouse at 3:20 a.m. Officer Knight 1Sc for $1.48 Shirt Waists. 10¢ yard for 25c Laces. $ —- | welt 5 : or stated that when he attempted to enter| ¢ $c prieias es eee Ue ie faite Beery ne Te ee Last_15 of the Wash Wa Bis, Cilia Le 38 pieces—broken sets Point Lierre, Savery gon = and de ol aedasers riore Wonderful gs HORI. GORE = TLE. CHEE SEES Q dered collar and cuffs. Some were $1.48. Valenciennes and Point de Paris Laces, é ae pens ee = t 1 secured the without serious difficulty. | 5 Choice for 5c. 34 to 5 inches wide She a designs Couch Values. Apparently everybody was asleep in the] ¥ C\z EF ws Fee vi sey Ng hes E ns - = house wien the policemen knocked. Dod- ri i ae #1 a : co ck French toadcloths. n very te ¢ son was arrested later on at his father’s $4.98 for $10 Silk Waists. 9c yard for 25c Ribbons O\$ gant nalts, al) woo SE tbe aye $ cole home on South Payne street. is Gor s 2 eit é ; Gonna Orlando H. Ford told of what he had seen Fourteen of them, last of $7.50 to $10 800 remnants of 19¢ and 25c Ribbons, (| Pee hire lack Gane ‘ek Suatar ae incre wise” : Couch, and heard of the assault. He had@ heard, lots. Some are superb garments. among which are-plain| color a tee fe siz 4 Inches vid slike Gye a splendid grede—worth $3.29 yates ag : © said, one of the assailants order Lowry } 5 ES ie Geo a x anid to “Hold up yeur hands.” Lowry's recoi- } fects of all kinds. CIs “ti icuon of what was saie aires wom'ths|% 3 39 foe §5 Silk Skirts se ae < ° s- in that he thought a curse had been added . ° | é ag at hearers g cues vem catea | (|: Silks at special prices. fiat) | was tried in order to test the prisoners’ 3 Three only—one of bright color Roman 15c for best 25c Jewelry. * $ tae ae Hae een eae oreabsue te 4 stripes, two of Lavender Taffeta Silk, with | ¥ . ‘ eee fa a $ Nothing has been leit undone to make this season's showing of paces, with their backs to the prisoners, | /) umbrella flounce. 65 pieces, including Sterling Silver and 5 $ silks the most popular in town. We haven't skipped a_ single who repeated the words alleged to have | 5 Jewel Brooches and Hat Pins; Black Silk ¢ % pattern or effect that you could want you'll find every newest Pel ere ea - Both Lowry 5 Aas esas, 5 = F Ane : ars 4 and Ford declared that they recognized | () 5Sc fi $1 Und ent Belts, gilt, silver and oxidized buckles. ¢ = fancy of the silk weaver’s art here. s usual, we are the first to all hair x ++. $25.00 $15.00 villiams’ voice as being identical with the | g c¢ for ndergar Ss. 2 &|2% start the season with special pric : re , | voice that they had heard on the night of Sik a Box Couches with the “Moses” | the trouble. Mayor Sim rdered th ‘ i a i : ole atent self-opening ch ;- | Prisoners to be committed to jail tor ten 153 slightly mussed and soiled Cambric 3c for Wanted Notions. \ 5 Fine quality changeable rustling taf- J New striped, check fatent self-opening attachment, cov days UNG the Casercoulas b Ween 1 relGowne 1 GoncuGovers > fetus, strictly all pure silk, in every de- fetas, in the newest Sait een oGe penis ays until the ease could be more thor-} ) and Mu mpire Gowns, s 2 es ay B|S static whade—worth tomoz cog, | sbadings—in Maarre ' ered ml R00ds Of your owl sclection, | oughly investigated. & and Chemises; Umbrella Skirts and Draw- g-yard pieces Whalebone Casing, 72 doz. & = - vee SOC | and" Coverninid effects, “in-hudinig mich seat containing 36 springs, warrant- Claimed by a Captain. ; A 5 Hooks and Eves, Hairpins in : aS neat! Ga Aeon a ee ining 3 c y L g ives, Hairpins in cabinet, Best 7 Black brocaded gros grains, 24 inches ana new brown others : ' ed 1 year, for... -++++++.-$6.35 | After the mayor had announced his deci- Q Gee Lescaut) cutareliteay tina’ ane iMesaceee Racer in area ee rae : geld al silk in uewest damank «Qiectr> | Ghoiee’ tors, nn ame SMR Bae. Fs Winlainate coc sion, and as the men were being carried é as POEMS ADRS TOP SHAMS. | {he now-crunhatte 1nd—beavy aael- Gor | Seen out, Capt. R. H. Atkinson of Company F, —--—. vik = ‘ ; Black Fr ers wilh 3 os aed Sd Virginia Regiment, stepped up and ask- | % 16c for Best 25c Hose. é S| $ .JRMSE eatin duchemse grand quality | ane ott, ks "ta -anglois. $ | ea tor the reiease of Dodson, who isa mem-| ( : wer 5c for 10c Neckwear. V1 % cate, mellow ‘ulsh-our’ “regular ¢ “worth $19 ° . | ber of Company F, saying that he woula | , JIE pairs—odds and ends of many 25c GIS sit etude, torn EMME Bgc. | g8e. It a £ @ for the man’s reappearance. Mayor | () lots Ladies’, Men’s and Children’s Hose. 85 Silk String Ties and Black Satin 4% ¢ | Simpson informed the captain that he had Black, Tan and Fancy. Bows. On table to left-hai of G eet & | 2 > 4 | etn domi the ates a Me | 8 ae ee oe inings lower for a day od ersts'| e a s V ° Ba / e}% 2Woman’s + $ Z21c Silk Corset Covers. es You can buy linings here tomorrow for even less than our O© = he affair caused some little excitement 3 Eighteen—in Pink, Blue and Cream. 39c¢ yard for 68c Silks. Bs usual now prices—which will give us a wider acquaintance among é “gj end is the subject of considerable com- = . 1 os = _ () saving folks—a greate: 3 | ment on the streets this morning, °” ie Ask for them in Underwear Department, 65 remnants, mostly little more or less & s S—a greater trade. = e make and substantiate Man Drowned in the Potomac. ”) near G street door. than waist length. 68. quality Surah Silks d se] skirt The usnal 16 t quality of heavy é claim. There's no foot or ht as the 6 ry boat from | %& in all colors, at 39¢ yard i mee CSIR Ee | tweilled i 1a good | ny : peculiarity that we can't hington, | % eS aes 2 ais sai : with FOOT-FORM the chamt ? 29c for best 75c Gloves. : $ ‘ z 4 i = 4. splendid OMPRR AAP ERE ASEAN A ity for y twilled \ int lining = why we can fit the foot. seiling autumn styles. nen in the habit of ww patte th r 3 ; 3 = paying yard, will go Lic. 1 wality—wil' go tomorrow, Qy . How do we do it?) We take moriow fir Only... 22... ac. per yard, fore... 2c. & of the foot. We se- teen leet oneal eebogergetedetetetetecetetrcnteteteeete us immense line the 5 could | Fi overed on the’ water. From what Ai y feared ltrom the company's othe ¢ 9c for 1214c¢ Handkerchiefs. © = : Reese Boe. ? 211, slightly mussed. Some of pure linen, | ¢ J 25 per cent Discount. a r LE : taken with hand-embroidered initial. Some of Z a ‘ , and the proper stvie | thoukh, ‘some rem: a that Swiss, with daintily embroidered borders, 41 pairs Lace Curtains, mostly only ( pesrsesoeeeeeeees Se edeeeedeeatectetecdeteedetendecindecidecndeciedeetedectedesdetecte of be ee to > the << com- ning his body had not be 0 Three for 25c. one pair of a design. One-quarter off the *|% tort © give you a boot that Police here were notified about ‘ Y price marked on those you select. o'clock this morning of the occurrence. 0d z Police Court Proceedings. i The following cases were before Mayor | % $1.89 for Siik Umbrellas. 9c for best 1214c Towels. Simpson in the police court this morning, 0) 42 samples-—left by “drummer.” Some 2 fon % tibutes the weight of the vy doesn’t throw it all on the ball and toes of the foot. That's the great drawback with -they throw the ball and toe. seers Our Credit Offers ‘Stand Without Equals. Sento in addition to the Williams-Dodson Picea A @ Ss. “4 0 ANG = | Henry Thompson and Dan Adanis, both how signs of ha ndling, but none harmful ly. Some worth $5. | colored, charged with disorderly conduct, 33 Honey Comb Towels, 20x44 inches, ge instead of 12}c. entetedtntntnaeaeotateteteetestestetetetcne Mala loteletioly De GeO Hoi ogeen x Anal ze I SP GEIeT were dismissed. y —And to cap the climax we | George Hopkins, charged with being ee shoe in quality the $5 boot for $ dgunk on the stree dismissed. Chauncey Miller, colored, charged with & | committing a nuisance, was dismissed. F There is no house in Washington where you can buy en credit at cur prices or with equal 50. privileges in the matter of payments. Our goods cre marked, in plain figi as low as featontontortont ar EDDM ae Siete =] ee 35. 3 Sara ce 4 eae colored, ‘arrested by Officer } similar qualities can be found in cash stores. We tell you to take whatever you necd and = | Wilkinson on a charge of gambling, for- es ai tee a or ie ro7 " » are , = A pecial. $ | teitea collaterctanye bieanicaspereiae * $ pay as you're able—a little each week or month. You sign no notes, there are no iuterest aS %| James Webb, colored, charged with dis- 14 > i . &| orderly conduct, was fined $2.50. Q Bread Vans, Wasn @ | ae SS ee j = tomorrow only we're going 4} Georgana Lewis, colored, W % odds and enas, Basins, Cake Turn $) ibe eapaitale of cue Carpet, enttmant: $ to sell a fine black Philadelphia 3 Cicer, Meberts jn a charge of stealing | worth up to Ite cr tea “seanem, 01% | We make, lime amd wi assis son. very qutty mmuatec e Ki re Foot Fa » S| | Sa ee > work. | % Cake Starids, Fun- Mincing Knives, Nut- 3, = Kid ce Foot Fe rm Boot, $ r thirty days in the work. bere neeree ees shee) Grate s = lay all carpets free, and tured ts represented in scores of patterns. = patent tip, regular $3.50 shoe, S| Officer Witkinson recovered much of the ; a plore Te ed Speons, Plates—3ie: for cholee of the o< iS eSegetsers charge nothing for the we nave x gooa Brussels at 50 waste in matching fig- nd from that up to the most expensive ures. Moquettes, Velvets, Axminsters, © Bi fs a yard, re Hatchets, Hamme loners The Palais Royal, = sof all kinds, 2, % | stolen property. or y 70) + Committee on Streets. ° os | +The committee on streets yesterday opened three bids for paving the square on King street between Royal and Fairfax with vitrified brick. Each proposal was divided to suit three conditions—the first two with | #O¢<S@Oe limited guarantees, and the last with no | = = = after completion of the work.{ REVISED TREATIES IN JAPAN. bid submitted by Mr. —- Smith of Washington, which was | They Will Become Effective on July US and $1.00 per square yard, ac- 16 Next. icoxdiug to coudisions: ‘The Department of State has received LUCE eo E formal notice, through Minister Buck, that There was no meeting of the police com-| japan put in force the revised ctvil code missioners last night on account of the con- | ana the commercial code on the 16th of tinued illness of Commissioner Tackett. | jyly, On July 17 of next year he reports Much interest has been attaching to the} that all the revised treaties with foreign proposed investigation of the controversy | Countries will become effective. It was a between Chief Webster and Officer Knight | requirement in the treaties that the civil in the foot-ane- | of the police force, as the matter has been | ana commercial codes should have been Swiss cattle. The [pending for sume time. It is understood | Oh, ative twelve months prior to the date The DO OD basement floor bar- Fruit Bowls, Pitchers gain table. A. Ingrains begin at 30 cents a yard, and other Glass Ee ee G and 11th Streets.’ Ware. = en sone Our new department of Draperies contains a tasty selection of Lace Curtains the eS POSS ED ete. We are prepared to furnish your home from top to bottom, and your promise to pay is as good as casb. © charges and you're not paying an extra penny for the credit accommodation. = stponed. Counting the days before the opening of Hahn’s Shoe Palace. Shoe Buyers Benefit by the Delay. by Reware of counter article 5) MAMMOTH GROGAN’S gacur 817=819=821-823 7th St. N.W. Between H and I Streets. 8e19-75,de s =; 1 Austria affected her Switzerland. For sures are enfor ntroduction of @ Austria. Although ease of 10 per ¢ horses during the n cantons of Sw! than they Horse-breeding, ff over 50 per cent d the importation of itzerland. During the ten 1860 the average annual verage anne d to about horses witzerland. are 4% head for eve Of swine there are ery 100 of the population. The importation of th mals has incr greatly thirty yea well dur the ps neld its own sed during the ly 100 per cent. The 187 hives to every population, which is the hig in Switzerland. << big savings—see Hoeke'’s > offerings —Advt. Cadet Smith Suspendea. let Philp S. Smith, third class, United States Military Academy, having been tried nd found guilty of harassing and annoy- ing fourth classmen, in violation of regu- iations United tes Military Academy, nd conduct to the prejudice of good order i military discipline, under the sixty- @ article of war, by a general court- fal convened at West Point, N. Y., need to be suspended from the ates Military Academy, without . until August 28, 1899, at which date he iil Join the then third class. By direction of the President, the sen- tence in-this case is confirmed. Cad that the investigation will be held as soon as Mr. Tackett’s health will permit. General News Matters. The Weman's Auxiliary of Lee Camp, V., met this morning in Lee Camp Hall and drew up resojutions expressing sym- pathy and extending condolence to Mr: Davis on the death of her daughter. Ye terday the Woman's Auxiliary sent the fol- lowing telegram to Mrs. Davis at Narra- gansett Pier: “Virginia's daughters mourn with you.” Chief Machinist B. R. Foley of the United States torpedo beat Gwyn is in the city on a visit to relatives. He gives a glowing description of the Gwyn’s exploits before and In doing blockade duty along A young man named Henry Murray was badly hurt yesterday evening while work- ing on a ratiroad car near the Southern de- pot. A piece of timber fell on his head, in- cting painful. injury. He was taken to me where Dr. O'Brien rendered med- id. and Mrs. W. G. Plaskett have re- turned to their home in this city from a de- Mghtful visit to relatives in Atlanta, Ga. While there they visited Stone mountain, i orgia, and Lookout mountain, in Ten- ee, from which they could get a glimpse even states. a WOMEN AND MEN CLERKS AT WAR. of Curious Political Contest Between the Sexes in Cleveland, Ohio, Special Dispatch to The Evening Star. CLEVELAND, Ohio, September 21'—The women of Cuyahoga county are up in arms against C. F. Brenner, chief clerk of the court of insolvency. The women employes of the county have started a petition to Judge Bloch asking him for Bren- ner’s removal as chief clerk because of his action, through the Third District Republi- can Club, in presenting a petition to county officials calling on them for the discharge of all women employed as clerks at the court house and city hall. It is now a war of sex against sex. The ‘Third District Club is making a strong fight against women employes, declaring that women are useless in politics and should be ousted from all public offices. when the treaties became effective. It ts these treaties that relieve Japan from the operation of the extra-territorial jurisdic- tion on the part of foreign countries that has been asserted ever since Commodore Perry opened Japan to the world. Here- after foreigners resident in Japan will be subject to Japanese laws and to be tried by Japanese magistrates, under a code framed generally after that existing in France. _—_—______+¢ + _____—_ NY COUNTY DEMOCRATS. ALLE! No Contest Over Delegates to Next Saturday’s Convention. Special Dispateh to The Eveatag Star. CUMBERLAND, Méd., September 21.— ‘The democrats of Allegany county held their primaries yesterday. Delegates were chosen to the county convention, which as- sembles here on Saturday. There was no contest and but little interest was dis- played. Robert H. Gordon, son of the late Judge Josiah H. Gordon, is being urged for Con- gress by many of his democratic friends. City Attorney James A. McHenry is also being talked of for the place. Other dem- ocrats whose names are mentioned !n con- nection with the nomination are Colonel L. Victor Baughman, William P. Maulsby, Frederick; W. Viers Bouic, Spencer C. Jones, Rockville; Major Charles A. Little, Hagerstown. Colonel Pearre, who has been away since the Frederick convention, returned home last night. ‘The democrats of Mineral county, W. Va., have nominated Colonel Thomas B. Davis of Keyser, brother of ex-Senator Henry G. Davis,‘for the house of dele- gates. He will wage a strong fight, having @ good-sized republican majority to over- come. heavy ee New French Consul at ’Frisco. PARIS, September 21.—A. L. De Lalande, the consul for France at San Francisco, has been transferred to Naples, and A. D. De Trebriand, French consul at Cardiff, Wales, will replace M. Lalande at San Francisco. Hahn’s 3 Stores Crowded. clusive sale of shoes. Kid and Black Laced and Buttoned Shoes, in ten beautiful styles, with light and $1.37 Hand-sened Shoes for Wo- men, in six new and beautiful styles, in button and laced, with single, double or ith’ kid or patent leather $2.37 Wm. Hahn & Co.’s 2223275: 3 Reliable Shoe Stores, elsewhere der $2. Special price Elegant Special price We shall shortly open to the admiring gaze of our thousands of patrons the most magnificent building ever dedicated to the ex- _ Extraordinary efforts are being put forth by the builders to have it ready shortly. Meanwhile our superb new stock of Fali and Win- tet Shoes for men, women and children is here. To repay you for shopping “amid the buzzing of the saw and rapping of the hammer” we are offering this new stock of Fall Shoes at Special Prices. | Ladies’ Fall Shoes. Our Famous *Idcal” Box Calf, Men’s Fall Shoes. Men’s Double-sole__Extension-edge, Hand-sewed Tan Storm Calf, Black Box Galf and Genuine Ccrdovan Laced Shoes, Not sold any- where under $3.50. Special price $2.45 Fo> boys who wear sizes up to 2 we offer our famous ‘*Sure-to-wear” Satin Calf, Spring Heel, Laced Shoes, and for the girls fine Kid ‘‘Sure-to-wear’ Button and Laced Shoes, that t ise- where at Hie = Special price... 6 QD Cc. 1914-16 Pa. Ave. 233 Pa. Ave. S. E. a a a a te ts ts a as a a a aa Se rT RTARTA ie Speeebebebeageteted Gas Heaters, ~ $1.25. Splendid Mirtle Gas Heaters, “guaranteed to do their duty,’ at $1.25 to $2. Best 4 and 6-tube Ges Radiators made at §3 to $7. Gas Appliance Co., 1424 N. Y. Avenue. se21- Fine belts reduced. ‘These are not the cheap machine-made depart- ment-stcre belts, but the finest hand-made real leather belts of our own make, in all regular as well as extra stout sizes. Pick yours out tomorrow: 25c. and 35c. Belts-go for..... 15c. soc. and 65¢. Belts go for..... Z5c. 75c. and $1 Belts go for.....65¢. KNEESSI, % se21-28d USE DR. WILLIAMS’ PINK PILLS FOR <= PALE PEOPLE: ALL DRUGGISTS. sel4-tn&th-tt GOOD FOR WELL PEOFLE AND SICK ONES— Liebig Company Extract of Beef. my2i-m,tu,théf-Is ; SPIDOONEODO ODO DOORS The Houghton Co 1214 F Street. PE DOSDEA 6-9 DESALOSCEOLO “Coal” weather 1s coming—but before it comes we can sell a ton of ~.240 Ibs. of White Ash Coal for.. ‘This price is liable to change at © day's notice. WM. ZEH, 708 1ITH ST. sesoaseeetoaseadecoatesecdeieaieestontenoeoaioneoaconeatoaeeetoneeetoaleefeatoafoedeoafeatede Papering We're proud of our Wall Paper Depart ment. = Doing work that gains commenaa- tion in every Instance. No matter how mu or how ttle you may want to spend we're Prepared to cater to your demands. °sf $3.99 REOPENED. CRAWFORD Shoe Store, sel0-2w-l4 993 PA. AVE. N.W. POPOOTEOTODIED | 39055949000 >