Evening Star Newspaper, November 21, 1898, Page 8

8 THE EVENING SraR, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1898-14 PAGES. Mcknew’s. 933 Pa. Ave. Our Famous SUITS. EST materials—best taitoring— from the best maker of suits in America—and the best value at $12.50 possible to obtain any- where. It is cut from black and navy all-wool diagonal cheviots, and is lined and finished in the most care- ful and painstaking manner. The jacket is made in the popular half tight fitting style—and we guarantee as perfect a fit as if it were made to measure. It is the very $12.50 best quality we can of- after Double- fer for>..< ted Half Tight-fit . in ck, navy and mixed with ance al ~ et. sil E fe en ee ISO . Navy, Green and Brown with silk-lined half and the percaline €15,50 tionally good values in those very re are those much-songh new lined. sSevdoncongoetontontonsnece sxoeteesengonsonsoetonteneegenteateeseeteasergenseaseeseasescenseesnece te apentnasnaseeceatnegnegnegeateasretneseesegenters SSoncongen ‘re out-talked often—out-done never. 2 Bric-a-brac, and as soon as it can be transferred to our stores will be put on sale at greatly reduced prices. 0 announcement, for it will hold-much of great importance to you. Thanksgiving Linens. Be on the watch for the poled Sete Thanks= giving Preparations. There are lots of things to buy before you're ready for the traditional turkey. And it’s those that we can supply— better, we think, than any- body else—for less, we know. When saving and satisfaction both beckon you ought to an- swer. Sea a a a aM WM MM eM Me i MB CAUSE OF ¥ELLOW FEVER m The President Asked to Recommend the Creation of Commission, ea An Address Setting Forth the Neces- i sity for Bacteriological In- President McKinJey was visited today by @ committze froma the American Public Health Associatior’ and asked to repeat his recommendation of'fast year that a bacteri- olcgical commission’be created for the pur- Pose of studying the cause and prevention of yellow fever; the commission to go di- rect to Cuba to do {ts work. The committee was composed of the fol- lowing well-known men: Dr. H. B. Horl- beck, Charleston; Surgeon General G. M. Sternberg, Washington, D. €.; Dr. C. P. Wilkinson, New Orleans; Dr. 8. H. Durgin, Boston; Dr. Josiah Hartzell, Canton; Dr. A. H. Doty, New York; Dr. J. ¥. Porter, Jacksonville. The same committee called on the Pres- ident one year ago, and in his message the President r2zecommended that a commission of four expert bacteriologists be appointed to conduct a systematic examination. The committee told the President that a com- mission is more important now than ever before. Th2 President agreed with them and will repeat his recommendation of last year. An Address to the President. In an address to the President the com- mittee said: “The American Public Health Associa- tion, composed of a membership from the United States, the Dominion of Canada and AFFAIRS IN ALEXANDRIA Unusually Lengthy Docket in Mayor Simp- son's Court Today. Many Violators of the Law Incur Penalties—Thanksgiving Program Evening Star Bureau, No. 727 King Stre*t. Bell Telephone No. 106. ALEXANDRIA, Va., November 21, 1898. Mayor Simpson's court room was crowded this morning, and a long docket of various cases protracted the session much beyond the usual hour. George Norton, colored, was first arreign- ed. He was arrested last week by Lieut. Smith, charged with breaking and entering a scow anchored off Fishtowa, and stealing a shotgun belonging to a party named Morton. After hearing the evidence the mayor sent the case on to th> grand jury. Henry Arnold, arrested by Officer Beitis, charged with using abusive and insuliing language on the street, was assessei $2. George Kuhn and Richard Washington, colored, arrest2d by Officer Wilkinson on & charge of throwihg stones on the street, were fined $1 each. Howard Hardy, arrested by Officer Atkin- son, on a charge of disorderly conduct at the Salvation Army meetings, was asscss-d $2.50. George Elliot and Walter Posey were ar- rested by Sergt. Smith and Officer Atkin- son, charged with fighting. Posey forfeited $5 collateral by non-appearance and Elliot was dismissed. James Thomas, arrested by Officers 1 : : : : Tuxedo Suits, $17.40. “Swallow Tail” Suits, $17.40: e ‘e ° the trus- 18 $S BO Special Notice. We ree its and __ vesligntion. eer eet Our -Thnnkagiving” offeciags io “Tusnde” S= 1116 F street) his stock of high-class China, Cut Glass and Art —7——_ and “Full Dress” suits worth $25 for $17.40. Made of ‘dressed worsted”—and lined throughout with “‘Skinner’s”’ best silk. - note offer holds good until Wednesday night. Come any time before then—and we'll make the necessary alterations and have the suit ready for “Thanksgiving.” ‘Perrin’s” Gloves, $1.19. Until Wednesday night you may have “Perrin’s Gloves for $1.19 instead of $2.00. The new shade of “pearl-gray”—and only one pair to a cus- ‘SEMAN ROS, aE COR. 7U AN Full Dress = Dainty Napery is an appetizer—it’s customary to renew the the republic of Mexico, realizing the im- | Spinks and Lyles, on a charge of assault, Ex : in those erg 2 2 Asa portance of a more sclentifie knowledge of | fffeited $5 collateral by non-appearance. leanne lelettetetololotptolepptelte ele ace ciate bees oa $18.50 Linen supply at this time—as you know—and as you are on the Yellow fever, have asked this committes to | ,.Ad@ Jones and Melissa Davis, both col, eee ated Uned—founce skirt : c = look-out for the greatest advantage to do it. Things get called by brine tolvaus notice) arid) fottentoninercon RLouaoIn inn Caiotinene CERAE RUT Een as 3 x * their right names here—Linen is linen—pure linen—and nothing Gactertolosicnlveummatanion! fined $5 and Melissa $2.50. at $22.50. z else “We beg of you to note that as we re- | _ Sadie Beal, colored, charged with abusing Tine of Tight-itting | a 5 3 - garded the commission of importance last | Martha Hathaway,’ also colored, on the id black chev- & The racest conceits mingle with the plainest effects-- but quality year, we now regard the necessity for this | Street, was fined $2.50. The women went acke 22.50 |Z ars ; , Gomi SSIOnOCERSCeaen ioe: y require. | Cut of the court room, and another case skirt. at mE $22. % —ood, better and best—is in every inch—every yard. It’s such ommission of even more supreme req Ryans ih pirGETese/( whanla soominbtpninters + : : - J ment. RIDE Les ar is th di ‘1 7 es f Vers Nobby Short Half Tight-Stting Coat - selling as this that has brought this department to the front—so $| “The result of the late war with Spain rupted the proceedings. ame, Hathaw, y is the verdict of the many who have attended this special sale o' strapped "$33.5G |Z duickly and to stay. Se | even ed preden txeoncral ot jtel late ndesor | Py oa aceicubleenirie ieee ries een Carpets and Furniture. And what makes it the greatest—is the fact of our best sellers—a g x S| rhe ana orie Rico to the United Btates: | Croat state of excitement. Tt gras ascer- that there’s no old stock—but without exception all are brand new - New Garnet Venetian Cloth Suits, z Fringed Damask Sets, full size-and new 50 doren White Damask Doyles, that | The Island of Cuba is the main er tained that she had been furiously a : SEC Ty with the stunning : =~ 1% patterns, with "one docen, Dosites_ to PAD Gee ener Ca] 8 ie Hien Oe eg DOs oe Oe | ei yt Gaal GS Ie goods, just from the makers—and the timeliness of the sale. The jounce skirt—jacket ie match. “A cheap set at $4.50, ler $1.50, for... oc 4, | lions of the inhabitants of the ates i 4 a = x PRS Rene ake sete See ee SO 3 for. sont . $3.50 a dozen, “| have been subject to the infection of yellow atete) eronag trie) chants reeny RORicer nach : same prices quoted at the last of the winter would be considered Wlkes Kies: to) alsapdebi Gait tw ietsckiwes $Y _Zeinch (extra wide) Cream Table Dam- 100 yards 00-inch Turkey Red Damask, | Gwin hemen > Months every year im thelr ) WO, yor assessed her #10, low—VERY LOW —and, indeed, they would be, too. But to have tiaa cloth_which Is ALL SILK LINE ask, handsome patterns. $1 121 the usual 50c. quality, as “25 $ es Patrick Mannigan, arrested by Officer the privilege NOW—with the season all before you, is quite as ex- hew tight-tting Jacket and dounce skirt— | 3 Worth $1.50. Special at... Dil, 2 epecial, at -40C. 4 Of Vital Importance. Knight for being drunk, was dismissed. are h shility of buvi i Daskancavee as both slaborately, trimmed with $2 aya aya. | “Now, with ean army of occupation on} Maud Tippet, arrested by Officer Knight, traordinary as the possibility of buying such distinctive values at peautifu braid ornaments ‘4 3 e] ~ : } ee $28.50 |¢ a Ze saris TO:eh Bleached Dam Be 10, doven brandnew effets, tn_Hem- | the Island from the United States, and the | charged with disorderly conduct, was dis $ such remarkable prices. : . eee ae $ » Fegular 7 ind, for... 2 sy ailtched Buriat fen: fs, size 18354. 75C. | many thousands who from business neces- | ™J0y"veardear, colored, arrested “by Offi- Read these if you want to see what big reductions are: W.H. McKnew, 933 Pa. Av.|% uy sats z2-100h Bleached Dam White Hemstitenea Burer 2 21t¥ Will come to this island, the vital im-| cer Orrington, charged with assault on 2 fs 5 - 300 yards 72-inch Bleached cS HE ae % | portance of obtaining a knowledge of the | Louis Cosby, also colored, was fined $10. The S cials in China Cl t. net ask; worth $1.15, for... -. OVC, ze 18x72: very hand- 3 5 Om Davi osets. = — —— some; ‘usual price $1.38....... we DI $| cause and prevention of this fatal malady,| Louis Cosby, arrested by Officers Davis = = ——— 1 | a yd. 3 3 5 and Ticer, charged with keeping a dis-|% Oak and Glass China Closets, Mahogany China Closet, with i 7 % | well esteemed and named ‘the plague of 6. ii 13 western Section—2a Floor. bs a - Ie. Jorderly house near the canal basin, was | popular pattern, oly 75 bicrscoe aang ba $24.75 |) 90c. Tap. Brussels | $ $ the American continent,’ becomes an Indis- | orderly hom . only m ; | . p. % | pensable obligation. sess & 4 eaerom™ 53 *s 5 4 | $s ee e | ‘We have had again, during the summer | Howard Skelton, colored, arres yy | nes Thanksgiving Table and Kitchen Needs. % | of 1898, two of the commonwealths of the | cer pane toni fonda charge obessenlEne BS The Specials in Sideboards. | ar e€ S aes % | United States ravaged by yellow fever. Ils wife, Sarah Skelton, was fined $5. | |S mutuk of it!—A Fullsize Oak $9.90 | 12%, Ork, Sevens, tans $29 Ka wot A ae ; | ‘The hist f the past 200 years re- 4 ae , ‘ Sideboard for only... : . orth $35, for o1 % ___ This is the list that supplies the wants fullest, best, cheapest. $ veals the death of hundreds of thousands | Officers Bettie and Knight, cuareet with SHIA Gerla teA MCR ie 33 ena ae Partie hiaeaeny 3 | That's only cne of the big Carpet i # Cooked in these pots and pans—and served in this dainty china ¥ aying from this great plague. sees EIST ne was mean ith ag | Sideboard for onlyenn-.s- $ oi coun $. 5 | svecials that tas department Is be- }) | 3 and shining silver the dinner can’t miss being a success—and you'll $ Bepmnetepeciic cee ee by Dr. Sana- | saulting Spercer Jones, colored. was post- The S ials i Cc. t coming famous fo ieee ec 1 7 * eye % Par 5 eis aabeing: ied | poned until the condition of Penn, who was z iii caraiate tei ae cee i know that in the buying you’ve saved something—considerable. % | rellt, and _ inves A se ae me le spec in Carpets 69c. I | 4, | out in this direction in South America. x estzs Brussels to go for... ohh | “surely, with the Me and well being of |court. "Yesterday Officers Arrington and ace resets cope . oe 87c. % nes | i 3 ani a he | Ticer went to errest Penn, on complaint of . Ing arpets.......... ya. 10 Bressels Carpets........ oe | 5 rollsof Linoleum—worth sae ||| Ulassware. utlery an LAV EE WATE -- 7, | 2omany aillonsou the Peete Pure | Jones, who alleged that the former had as- = a \ S0c.—for... sees Cis Cranberi e Russell's Best 4 | yhited States involve, the American ; | saulted him. The officers found Penn suf- 5c. Brussels Carpets ya. bee ‘ HTS Tuxedo pattern High-tempered Steel 4% | Ho, Health Assogation feel that they may | fone trom a bullet wound. in_ his arm a 1S Mogustie Ons | vega prude) 2) (1416 5c Knives and Forks, | jive the cae Bad mevantion of yellow | Which, he said, had heen inflicted by Jones, | ¥ s5c. Brussels Carpets 5 pete—worth, $1.35—for----- - Wg ° a Bi cee eect pkey 4). | end explained that he had cut his assa‘ s ah “4 iI ; ; with Black, White | fever studied amd discovered and devel La aT aT Io soe saesasicnsete * $1.35 Axminster Carpets....... iC. xa big line of Stock Rugs here Fruit and Com- and coca handles. | oped, so that the citizens and residents of | 4 Seco eee: 2 . x : ort Saucers, 1 . I , : ot his evening. - » from remnants—priced w poet saucer ee Saar Worth $1.25 for set %& | the United States, and the Islands of Cuba {come up t a ot : fees. Smee of 6, 2 and Porto Rico,’ may be freed from {ts Thanksgiving Services. $1.00 Brussels Carpets yd. $1.35 Velvet carvets....... --D8C, Sa —_— fatal embrace.’ At a preackers’ meeting recently held it 3c. 79¢. z P s g = 5 . ry see yas decided that several of the Protestant Specials in Chamber Suites. e Houghton Co : $ PRICAL GOSSIP. aes te |S € °| Fine French Ta- Fine Tempered THEATRICAL peste cengregations of the city would assemble 1] ble Tumblers, very Turkey Carving — 5 Thursday 13. 85 5 121 thin “and clear — sitee de Quinlan, who is the bright sou- |!" the M. E. Church South next Thursda $20 Antique Suites - ° $55 Mahogany Suites... 1214 F St. worth 4¢., for be at 3 pieeimude Ou Ge eae Onece Com- | morning for vnion Thanksgiving services. |} $37.50 19-404 Hy il & Cons Ts saeceuaaw an: A Thanksgiving pound party will be held | % $58 Quartered Oak Svites..... 5 $50 Oak Suites. ol ES 3 ey y, whic’ loce janently at the 2 = =| % 246 79. ip} REN WCE Ae ease Remmenenus. S in the basement of this church Wednesday | % We repair trunks and anything made of leather. | 3 4| American Theater, Ne Waa JO AC earnest arte. Boo cote eet ee N The Specials in Parlor Suites & Pine Fi : Shefcld Silver-plated Knives; % | season transferred to the stock. company | 5, = b aye ss geri le Fine French Table Tumblers, etched 0 i . parties will be held by the Churches gen é 4 engraved: werth up to 10e. For to: a worth $1.89 for set of G.-C, % at the Grand Opera House, Philadelphia, | erally for the purpose of receiving pro- B-plece Divan Suites, uphol- 5-piece Mahogany - fini<hod K Y + Y 3c. Stiver Z E é Settee mr $16.50 eep our $f inorrow only wt sarees a Sliver plated Table ard Teaspoons and £1 to play a round of soybretie roles’ tn’ the visions to make up Thanksgiving dinners etered tn ttk, for onty....- 5 Suites, upholstered in silk, 9.00 $ 2. : : . es J rl s stare » r the poor. : for .... Ss - 2 : border— | series of military dramas being presented OE ig tle 3 “ 3 Esmeralda Wine Glasses, worth d Announcerents were read in the churches B-plece Inlaid Su.tes, uphol- phe ” 4 Suites, up- Ho Bee for eee eee 7 ce 3C. 6 Tea Spoons = 39c. $ ge de aero ae lenny beck nenre t that at the Thanksgiving day $ ae in eae for only... $19.00 Rata ean pasar ear $55.00 3 $ | in “Shenandoah” caused her to be chosen a collection would be lifted for the | : + salt and Pepper Shakers, seco. 3 6 Table Spoons, 69c, « $ to create the role of Hetty Hale in “The Sie Te was also) pores ae oe = % muted, colored and plain; worth up z y nations be se i tls = t seatte yund in your vest to 10c., for......-.. ieee scirs | On 6 Table Forks = 69c 4 | Red, White and Blue.” During the last | G0. t it out. Get = ee ie] lay’: g cr = : ° EAE |e % | night of the play's run the audience re Sea Secu ase : res all we ack | ¥ | mained in the theater at the close of the fine i ee ae ¢ ZS . % | play, cheering and applauding. The com- Heelan Oren: Cuan eee eee nose | a itchen Ware. Pee cere naea acer chee an the spec. | death occurred last Friday morning, took | & Turkey Dishes SSN Ee, Shee" | tators remained unappeased. Finally, when | Place yesterday afternoon from the r ~ Furniture, Carpets, Draperies. Penn. Ave. and 8th Street. extra large, with p | the actors had again come before the eur. | 2RCe Of his son, near the Theological Sem- | 3 a ‘ handsome g 01d 9c. a i : Se eeteeedetndeteeteeetente leet tedden er aaaltintnn ceeaae ° $ | tain, the reason for the continued presence | inary. Rev. J. H. Butler of this city con- | 44 ot * 3 7th f Hlouss worth Te, Granite Iron Ronst- | of the audience became apparent. Some | ducted the services. The pallbearers were = ———— = a or ing Pans, in 2 sizes “| one yelled “Jordan!” The stage manager rs. Dr. T. M. Jones, Major W. W. Her- TEARS 9900990000009 spefetedeteeftedetecoetetectectntetetectgeg 29c. — 4 \|ican tonne axes clomarsuretiongtaveartne Feo ees NG ses Segeeteteededetededetetdedetedetetetbtetnttdedatndetenndete satetedetetetentt eee re ee 5 $ | role pf the Spanish colonel, Guido Romero, xe Francis and John S. Beach. ‘The W. it W. 2m . z Pickle and Rel- H Cc one ee nan + now Sntrusted to that excellent actor, Ste- | interment took place in Union cemetery. Our New Credit ay. | Our New Credit ay. orn Steel Plate z B Dishes: (deco: ur § i z en Wright. £ Ranges are the best made, 3 eaten, wor toe, ER Imag Msiines Sy OAS (ie cesimatty oan ea occurs some OnE ess : for oeelt-b Hime e sfore the illing ne A musical and literary entertainment will The Soft Glow neleb aiarcinaie moments before the thrilling battle scene} A musics ary ° he yi i Oc. ind: % | which forms the climax of the play, Mr. | be given this evening by the reading room j of a Lamp : Decorated. Soup Nos eae = 14C5.. Be omnca mnenateee e onions un hele audltgriuma at the cores adds warmth of coloring and © | Tnreens, gold fin- No.2 = = = 34¢, %| treme suitriness of the weather, consisted | Of Wolf and Henry streets. After the reg- E artistic et to a room, g Boe tor °F EB PC : aS ° $8] of as few garments as respectability de-| lar program refreshments will be served. IN such as “nothing else tm: 2 | 48, Gand’ qin, Worth woe t= DOC, | manded. The stage manager shouted for] A small entrance fee will be asked, to be parts stock of Parlor © | 79¢. and 8 ats. Worth @e.—for.... * $ him. Jordan responded “that he was not | applied to charitable purposes. . E ney displays =| M ee ey es the Sc, %| fit for publication.” The uproar continued | ‘The sloop Klondike, from the eastern E fullest advan- = | nega ee 85 || GR es eae prea thet or of Virginia, was’ capsized last Satur- 9) E where light = | Bastin lan hustle into his Spanish uniform an y evening by a gale off Fort Foote. The j F una torm and color combine. £ | 4 per Forks... | acknowledge the applause. Jordan appear- | crew was rescued by the tug Mitehell Das ° ° ° . | a Ce E = Pee ee $5 69 . 15 2 ed on the seene, smilingly bo wed his thanks | vis, and yesterday the sloop was floated, E E | handsomely decorated, for... C jand the curtain was slowly descending | being considerably damaged. an os - HOC. $| when a spectator exclain “Take off| The remains of Mrs. Virginia Adam $ 0 d $1 75 Corsets or = $l 00 $4 Granite roa, Plum Pudding 4 J) $ that to — with the Spanish uni- | mother-in-law of Mr. Frank Adams of th 1.50 an . " 3 100-plece $14.98 Carlsbad China Dinner Pans. North 260 tory eee Cc. form. ihe command caused, a new up-] city, were forwarded to Fairfax Court 1 an 1 25 Corsets for nes 7I5c knee etl Sis Feces : etre Granite. Iron Turk Head Cake = roar. The curtain was raised again and] House this morning for interment. ° ° 7 - 5A EERE SEES. $8.95 Pans. Worth 39c.—for.......... 19c. 4 porgan epped to ene front, pantomiming A bright blaze in the direction of Fairfax re 9 z é is inability to comply with the demand. | Court House was observed this morning 7q d $ 00 C fi = § Barrels of z Nickel Alarm Clocks, worth $1, for 57c. But the din increased, the house taking it | about 4 o'clock by employes of the Co- 5c. an 1. orsets for ‘ Cc. ae) ice ae < oa iad preg Pans a up on all sides. Suddenly Miss Quinlan, | lumbia fire engine company. The engine Sc Ee eee TE see melt ‘cook to Wo! am “tinea ant one: <t) hees | 9) over ative to tlie albuatlon. womaertalis | was/nGoked up onl Gale ready Horeca nee: ‘e’ve decided to closeout our entire line of R. ootn Wester Section—gd_ Floor. quick to proffer a remedy, darted from the | but no alarm was tuned In and the fire W tly th Sc HIBEGE “| Stage, to return a moment later with an | was not located. rse Col |ese CO! i - $ | American flag. Placing herself directly ‘in| “Nothing further has been heard here with & G. Co ts, msequentiy F w' A z, ee 5 i front of Jordan, she screened him with the | regard to the missing men, Thomas L. Cal- fered at prices that have never or ever will again rusnes + Today’s Silk Special Baby’s Belongings. flag. Then she motioned to the nearest in-| lis and Officer John L. Proctor. = hi ‘i Th ’ % Repeated Tomorrow. Alvigual'to remove his coat, when she deft fenten gerees be offered to the public at these prices. ese ‘° , wrapped him in t : e ieeweur Z in Whi 1 Qe each z Probably = & inelaterertaieres : The orchestra struck wD “The Star Sa Bute bee ee Corsets are in hite, Drab and Black, long and : zi Ss $f a ing popular rapid- Spangled Banner” and Miss Quin. as nthe 2 = ’ i of z only for = ) ly. Is tt the qual. %| the heroine of an ovation Quinlan WAS | wetle colored boy, who sells newspapers in short waists. We don’t believe they’ll last long, Fnglieh make—splendid brushes; usually acid tor | CG Wie ent oh fy Mics? the com; | greatest she will ever experience. the Vicinity of $th and M streets, was a as they go for Boe al at 1% = paatenen or the prices? A & Lillian Russell, aécoraing ences prisoner in the Police Court this morning, ca ~ actol ” = Sreetg ie a er 9 13th and Rale € 1, AP ioree athe taclors Transcript, in ‘a recent interview in «| Charged with disorderly conduct. Police- gram S Pa. Ave. ELK ule all other- show- prominent Parisian journal, thus expressed | man Green of the second precinct made the 4 9 ari quantity will ings. We have herself on the subject of stage jealousy. | arrest. He told the judge that a number : 1 y tudied the need “ : ui nol-310-24 - Ae Bea SY studied the needs She sald. “I cannot understand one wo- | of boys congregate in the neighborhood of Rea TSI Mandpoint. Mou | MAN. through plaue or spite, injuring an- | the corner mentioned every Sunday and sell . ; other by w. ed. Go te Siccardi’s been sold by mays era evawenere geversl baliaat ait clever ¥¢ ahs cae newspapers. They sometimes talk loud, he FOR BARGAINS IN HUMAN HAIL tonight. If Ae eS and I love to sec them get onS®Phe "best of | explained, in calling to each other concern- Bair Switches at Great Bargains, all the can buy more satisfactorily and cheaper all, I think, is Allce Nielsen, who 1s lovely | ing their papers. He said that he had $3.00 Swliches reduced tc $1.50. than they can make—which they have and has a ‘beautiful voice. I consider her | heard no profanity, but his complaint was ° $5.00 Switches reduced to $8.00, shades are Savantagen tue “drester wBiore thee my most dangerous rival.” Alice Nellsen | that the boy had called acrosx the street Gray and White Lair reduced in same proportion Mme. Siccardi, TLL 11th st., next to Palais Royal. rv sted. sical world, atid Hér comi he court released him. Private rooms for bairdrewing, shampooing and stand they've been exhauste ter eae musical world, ai ming engagement } noise the coi = s fein ent Te ee But the quality will last while Shawls, effects you'll be pleased 72 ianeauiia ber en tite nd as one of the Im- collar, silk lined. They’re a not here to- morrow you'll under- there's a yard left. brought you. Infants’ Lambs’ Wool Car- Hage Tobes. with pocket. In $4.50 stead of with. ‘Instead of 95c is, indeed, a dangerdus rival to the glorious Russell. Her recent success in New York, at Wallack’s eater, in Herbert and Smith's opera, “The Fortune Teller,” has made her a most cohpicuous figure ‘in the to another boy, asking him if he nad a par- ticular paper. Judge Scott could not see wherein the boy had seriously transgressed. Upon a promise that he would not make uny more Thousands of situations have been ob- Another great opportunity in Fur Collarettes. These are made of electric seal, storm 91.89 you get at Se eg tained through the want columns of The bargain at $2.98. Our price, nds won't he fo . jo Infants’ Winter-weight Silk Caps, trim- Teachers’ Meeting. Star. uc: r r Colored Taffetas. in plain, Heliotrope, a ta where joe in the Lilac, Gray, Cardinal, the new Ruby Hed, med with ponpons and baby rib- 79¢ Special Corresponds of. The Evening Star. |) mazkets. All home-made ‘reen,” Lavender.” Turqucise, bon; new styles. Instead of $1.25 e isbaR Rana ak Sear aeeore, Suit Revived. Z ici ienta, Brevard tx ae }d the new Violet shades. J BORO’, Md., - 21, 1898. : ce - Delicious meats. Prepared in our men, aniaimectare Infants’ Hand-embroldered Sacques, tn The Prince George's County Teachers’ | _ On motion of Frederick C. Stevens, Oscar TF AM. kinds of Sav. silk. Its the rac S&C Pink” Blue and White. In Association will have‘ meeting here Wea- | 7 Crosby and Charies A. Lieb, petitioners ? :: . dene je. Taffeta—actnal value stead of $2.50. . bi - ae % Sausage gage and Sausage Ment Snot \estiwatt fers -v1=-2 ° needay for the purpgse of discussing sev- | 2nd complainants ina bin ot reeivor = ws a yard. Infants’ Long Petticoats, em- eral questions of;interest, and hearing ad- | Ce"tly filed, and by consent 0! C. Rammiing, 312 Pa. Ave. £49-650-651 Center market. (Gea Kol8-f, DR FRANCK’S Ladies Hosiery. If these two lots of Hosiery had not been bought special they could not be offered now at these very low prices: stead broidered around the bottom. In $1.50... é: 05c. Children's Worsted Drawer Leg- gins, in White and Black ™ Alc stead of Sdc.... aresses by prominent speakers. The feat- ure of the even will be an address upon “Nature Studies"; by Prof. W. T. L. Talia- ferro of the Maryland Agricultural Col- lege. Prof. Taliaferro is a son of the late fendants, Judge Cox today, in Equity Court No. 1, ordered that the suit™ against the Anacostia Railread Company be revived in favor of the petitioners, and that they have the benefit of the cause in place of Eliza- beth K. Riley. Samuel Friedlander & Co., Successors to the New York Clothing House, 311 Seventh Street 311 " Wool Worsted 8 . Taliaferro of Virgini: = = ae 2te. ts th lar world-over price of Infants’ Wool Worsted Sbirte, General William B. Tal o a, Samar Lenses Waal hark. (lecnetees finished with silk and ribbon. In- 38c.- and was for some time principal of the = = mkané dyed)” 2tiread Maco, Hose at fash- sead of 50c : < Harford County pe He has been When you buy 4 aed, with doubl : ect gticultural © =” CG soles! vee " 1214. Infants’ Long Conta. In White Bedford peers oe ih ag ty aaa ocgy bes Edward C. Weaver Dead. f 2 quickly LeRoy, a pair. Cord. with embroidered cape and trim- the college authorities are advocating the Word has been received in this city of OVeS or ° cure E. FOUGERA & CO., New York. éet-m.525.14 Ladies’ Plain Black Seamless Woolen and Cashmere Hose heels; worth 35¢ with double soles and med with ribbon. $4.50 2.0... teaching of the primary branches of agri- culture in the public Schools, his address the death yesterda; at Los Angeles, Cal., of Edward C. Weaver, a former resident of this city and a graduate of the Central High School. Mr. Weaver went to Call- fornia in the hope that the climate there would be beneficial to his health. He leaves a wife, who is a daughter of Mr. A, F. : Dinsmore of this eity. a ee es bearing the government ak oS eae aaa sae " peat seal, you caniot make a| srmest F. Cochran, assistant district at-| matter of inquiring into the South Caro- ti riots. The la are being looked 5 mistake. . The penalty for | tomey of South Carotina, ts still in the city | Whatever tine ig determined upon will be s scussing with officials of the Departm substitution is heavy. carrie out by Mr. Cochran and Marshal of Justice the action to be taken in the Baum’s 072% ert 912 Pa. Ave. Safe Stcrage, Uc. load. Stoves for $2. no21-16d quality and 2Ic. a fr, And ro the list could be extended, cov- ering everything in baby's wardrobe. Western Section—Second Floor. Saks and Company, Pennsyivania Avenue and Seventh Street. Look Out for Colds weether as we bave been having Cure that cough before it gets sne OUR EMULSION of Cod Liver Oil remedy that never falis to ‘cure no matter how severe It may te. Prepared of the finest Norwegian Cod Liver + Oil Only’ See. pint CF Lanasel Vintment for Piles, We. Evans’ Drug Store, wnai'sis 272. Conn. ave. and S st. and 1425 Md ave. noldIéd is expected to be of. more than ordinary in- terest. “The Rest Methods of Disciptine’ will he the theme of an’ address by Mr. B. C. Pritchard. The question “That ‘Transmitted Characteristics Are’ More Potent Than En- vironment in the Formation of Character” will be discussed by Miss Queen and Mr. George Edelen for the affirmative, and Miss E. Burton and Mr."Roger Manning tor the negative. ; ‘The program will be interspersed with in- strumental and votal solos: and readings by Miss Harper, Shipley and others. color guaranteed. Tomorrow. . Western Seetion—First Floor. 0.F-C. —= Sooo ap de deco eo eteaertrrtocte de oetecritrateedreredee rtratratecdecratortortectecr testo steeoelor recotlolarrt once ern ron Donets Pee ee et eee ee Se eee eee eee RE RSS ERE REE E RRR IR ‘este ¢ Meltcn of South Carolina, who is also here