Evening Star Newspaper, March 15, 1900, Page 6

THE EVENING STAR, THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1900-14 PAGES. Moaument Gommemorating the Comrl:tion of ©. and 0. Canal Hidden Away in O14 Building—Officers of Compnay Had tt Put paition. erected yesterday in n house en #20 str » ef the canal. whi was carved peshaps half a century ago, and which for many years has been store away. hidden and forgotten, being brought to Leht recently in the cleaning of an old building. The discovery of the monument was made about three weeks ago, and it J polished nit ent ph It wa memorate what he greatest engineering feats of ay—the commeneement and comp'etton Chesapeake and Ohie cana! when iment Was car rd to aseer but is supped ve bee me time in IS30, whe completed. In the g ten heir great t head of the canal bi nding to erec : - route. Tt is beltev r. from the appearance of the st was never er: but w y. awaiting a day passed by e canal of the rs of t existen s discovered in a b iding, on The eld of monument w the old Hill paper mil street near Potomac street. has beer 1 by a compan’ en for business purpos eleaned. and is f two piece inches In_ hei large block 1 about eigh: h side of which Hill mill eof Mr. the old notified, ‘olson took T place, The of the stone i street was Was so cut the monument to be erected. © corner Was removed, in room for the monument, and workingmen with a derrick © task of ply “ng it in position. The Inscriptions. front of the stone is Inserib. Chesapeake and Ohio € 1N@. President, James M. Coz Wiliam A. Bradley, Henry Dain- William Cust Johnson, John Pick- Clerk. Lawrence corner 1 the ors. Ww George Schley. Samuel P. Smith. iter 8. Treasurer, Ringgold. wrge Schiey referred to as one of lirectors is supposed to be a relative of 1 Winfield Scott Schley. On the re- side is inseribed: Chesapeake and Canal Commenced at Georgetown, Chief of Engineers, Benjamin ley. one earved in the stone: On of the sides the following is Chesapeake and Ohio Csnal. Completed to Cumberland, Oct. 10, Siw. Chief of Engineers, Charles B. Fisk. The fourth side of the monument contains the names of the state officers of the com- Panr, as follows: Maryland State Agents, Samuel Sprigg. Allen B. Davis, William T. Goldsborough, Tench Tilghman. John Van nment fails to state that the first spadeful of earth in the construction of the cana! was dug up by John Quincy Adams, who was then the President of the United ates, r scene was near what is now oWa us low grounds, and in honor of recasion a large multitude of people at- d to witness the exercises. According the story of the day the President vied to shove the spade into the earth, it was harder than he thought. In the f the multitude of people he took vat. and in his shirt sleeves, and with redoubled efforts, succeeded in bring- ing out a monstrous large spadeful, amid the cheers 1 present. —+_—_ SUBJECT FOR DISCUSSION. Board of Trade to Consider Proposed New Code. One of the most important subjects ever brought before the board of trade will be ered at the meeting which will be this evening at the Natfonal Rifles’ G street between Sth and 10th streets. At that time the report of the special com- mittee upon the proposed code of laws, Mr. < 1. WHl be presented ne board on the actle be recorded. sposed code as the ne ¢ and wil the code as ft comes before the unanimous support of the urt of the trict and of its also received the ananimous f the special committee upon the + beard of trade. cod=, which jer the d d@ been prepared auspices of the the Bar Association, the committee on leg- of the Bar Association, in con- 1 with the justices of the Supreme f the District. including Judge Cox, introduced February 16, 1898, i: asabill. The « in this form has idered at great length by the leg- ¢ committee of the Bar Association, as a final precaution a committee of udges of the Supreme Court of the vriet sting of Judges Bradley, Cole a th I islitive «ommit- of the Bar Association, sat from day to from 10:30 unt lock each day, sing over the bill. In addition the joint nmittee of the court and bar had before suggestions from many members of board of trade, members of the bar, justices of the peace and citizens gene: ‘ally teuching various provisions of the code. All of these were carefully considered by the joint committee and the result of Its labors was submitted to the Bar Associ tion the 10th instant, and was unanimously ved by that association. s impossible in the time at command roughly review the second, ar munici- art of Judge Cox's code. So that the ode as submitted to Congress contained only the first or general purt,touching mat- ters of general jurisprudence. It is believed the revision of the must be re- served for a sulta n to be ap- pointed by Congre: Won BY 6 TO 3. E. A. C. Basket Ball Team Defeats the ¥. ML. tn Athletic Club scored another last night. the same time its schedule the I el Bas League. in defeating the team from Y.™M A. by the score of 6 to 3. was excellent fonal plays The addi- formerly of the Carroll played right forward engthened the Y. of the defeat. and fine exnibftion. During the game roughness was observable, but, the carefulness of the officiats it iously mar the pleasure of the The Ei vietory ed in ‘ © playing of both t and > made during the evening. of Joe Daley, materially cam in spite score at the end of the first half + to @ in favor of the Easte: Daly te land an exelting goal from shorily followed by a free throw for Craig. also of the ¥. M. C. A. team. Ellis of the E. A. C. was awarded a free thus scoring the last point of the same The feature ying of the evening was dene by Elils, Moffitt and Thompson of the Eastern Athietic Club, and Daly, Craig and Mueller of the ¥. M. C. A. team. ‘The members of the Eastern Athletic (lub presented Dr. Firman Housel, man- ager of the team, with a handsome dia- mond-studded watch charm. * At the same time Captain Thompson of ‘ Soden dotete detente tet : Umbrellz s Abont and Men's inch Twilled Umbret ul and strong: Tram epeletetententeetonten I: sre ef Conga Friday tor, BSC. ee ae sserdosorSorienieentontesioetestertestontostententententeetee tents Re a es a i 5 Tomorrow will and we shall make Special sale of silk remnants sud feney ¥ ¢ the tment af ex nty of blacks, too. They saving importance that you cannot resist them. b2 one of the most important Friday up for the loss of sales by offerin Dress goods. Remnants of ¢ eluding lored Dros Goods, fn- eee poms andy a ity Back Goods, Alwool Cloths, Suitings, sil Quality Mobatr Bri Mistnres, Fine Plaids, ‘Two: see tyrerteds aud: Woe 3 mest desirable Tengtbs Pt Sg aes oe i Suits, skirts, &¢|-= Chinas = Rerse snd scerels . zoe | Sand up td 91.98 Raised and Novel ad <u et BEC. GOLDENBERG’S, 922-24-26-28 7th St., Friday's great list of savin ment is lined up for the fray—every counter bears the richest prizes you’v $1 kid gloves, Black Goods. 100 remnant pleces of Superior Qua i consisting of Wool French Imperial Serges, Double- 1 Nantines, Tufted Cre. pons, ties. :39C. hite goods. SOSH Running through to 704-706 K Street 35c veiis, 15 Odds and ends of Ready-made Vells of plack-dotted fish ger “The Dependable Store.” 15 cents exch Gray De} Shirts a All- mere Width Plain Wack Reversible’ Mohatrs, Sabic patie’ cad gush aes Weave, 44-inch _Silk-brocaded Mohairs, Bi sell regularly at Ise. 3 braid tri ¥ or a wid faded! Novelties and pe. AN-sik Neckwear, yard — go Friday Ol Cc Made with separate IAT cggte Tufted Crepons, ma and Gur! Per pleee. : ‘2*> Walst lping amd full tetns ee oun up to § eS amine iaoea eee: Bide ates. We ° mhirts am . 0 of went patterns Df} . and =) Id 9 high ON for. Priddy fore Cc. Settee palate aden | s to. ts . Pr ° —— qoutes at a pasd "Go Cc ¢ Another lot of finer gra Men's Fine Brace Suspenders, with fo : d ° i H is ahd Goods, comprising all Teather and) motair onde with attong een sere cag Big shirt waist Anothet lot ot Storm Serges, -wool Cas! We 2 of ne rints—mill ‘of AlL-wool 4 and All-wool Sillefintshed: Henvlettes eta wor 1 ic. ines me Nght comscaags mae ! °o fer. Bosom, and back #nd patent neckband. felled si a lot of Washable Pert Shi Odd lete of Underw ¢ Opportunities. events the season has yet brought forth. values that will crowd the store no matter iest specials every ome—that meet some need of the present or future. e known in many a long day. Men’s furnishings. -An odd lot of Men‘s Medinm-welght Ribbed Underwedr, both Shirts, teed styles. Kegular piece A special lot of Ladson’ sofled Unlaundered and a gi eee 3 C. Waists, with with linen ste te eee dered collar reinforced front —— | enfte- gn for + in Tueger, Blustering March has kept you indcors, what the weather conditions. So full of Every depari- a e. Domestics. 2.200 pleces of Squarier ‘Table Oil- cloth. im lengths from three-quarters A wrapper s lee lo tele le tele telsslpehstohetet pipet SOME LEE LALO OOOO in the choicest light coiozings and next ple patterns go on sale Friday. 3 Also. a 37. cose of yard-wide Pereales, in | short lengthe—the newest and most ef- fective patterna. "Sells olAc. rervicw of yard the for. Piece at Toe. Special values fro Remnants of 36 and 40-inch Vict: Ribbed and White-weol Draw. m OY | Yauon the quae oe ers—felled seams and p Remuants of yard-wide Cheesecloth = | wi sete ey IV, ¢ vt BBC. | mse colern ee at 2Lec cotton underwear 4c. Yard. Remnant ES \ ny gt me qualities ent in ae eee : A nant price, per yard. ° ae aan tee rate ee moat ci “L2 5 ae = department. wid skirts ied with yard fore... OW fr: 1,200 Ine Sheer Qui B I th 5 md selves 9 Tula Linon, Wwhten x aye I Searls oysS Clo Ing Art department. 3 Bonnd. Re so $4 8 A eanian & off the plece at Ie 7 : . 5 = ce anaes tone s ie eee meh Double yard. Remnant pric aC. eves] broken lines of Boys iA remnant lot of Spechtel Doilevs, | ne aoe $ - quantity. 0 ws ou) = slightly splited from. handlin 2 “worth boss th Fine tmperted Skirts. trim pempt. Salt Chokes eaters: Plain White. Corde Batis Worth ap to Ie. g0 for Oc. med in the most elib with yurd= for light grays, tans reas Ie. . in fancy mixtures and cheviets, = atin bow knots: ch waltel rae aunauit (price Ce. sizes are in Vestie and 2 f Ladiow is. tetonmed with atin $1.25 a, only Nef every” we «a cited Pitlow | Shame, gt and some ——— h line but al nein 5 ssecnisconin: c: roxmer i muzh i” ise fie Ver | 1.20) yards of Plain White Persian sizes In the lot. Sold bes pat dingo. |e essai pr nage and is. with 7 - Lawns. the very sheer for $4 and §. | Go I 908 | safe aplon Hosier and Ane qualities usual- qT Cc Friday at... : ° { Beale eonibiuaeiens iy eokt nate $7. A ° a Ye vard. Re it pri 9 ° Shoe | es $2 08 Friday bargains ah 2 f Boss’ Neglige and Stitt Ss. . wee ° = iS 7 ae Se have be- Odds and ends of Bors’. Youths’, = i! Iy sofled oor Misses’ and Children’s twear—the sist PagGar care wren wa | 20M third floor. Wash voods. Seed hon easing: ieee re cueen ee & at $0_fushionable est Remnants of Draperies, consist Reygulur 50¢, values for... . = Broken sizes—and ends © ben Wan tree es he Q Silkoline ieline 1,600 yards of Fine Grade Zephyr Mnes swhieh sold “up” to 75C¢ fur and bral cS mombu fae, 'e ims, and F' Ginghams, the choleest and most $2.50- for 3 Seeman ° to 4 of Salers urtaln Swiss dozen. Men's fetching ‘of this sea- A 12 it nn a8 aca Son's aisles, Regular aT Cc, item. ——e &6 ° 99 Friday for Mool and price 123e. yard. Fri 7 (Or Croice of the following well-known A lot of Ladies’ Oxfords and Slip- otions. PU ae day for. eee Se ie Sone Soll Aes pers, in the ew spribg styles—both Bekele, A A big dot of Yule Holland and Opigque “4711” Glycerine Soap, Lavender Salts, Wack and tan—sizes ranging up to 4'y. & Children’s Check Worsted Dy + 3 nts of extra wide AlLwoot Ivet and Brussels carpet ° Imported Complexion Ponder, Menne: Also several dozen pulrs of 4 = e sunie nd 4 ibbon Ss Talcum Powder, Bay tum and Flora Ladies Shoes. Values up Cc ned throughout and trix z $ ars imens '° Water, Almond’ Meal, Faney Puff Tox- to $2.00—for.. 0.0.2... 7 eas wate: ak ae ae = 2 GEREN i. ‘The opening (f, the feagon’s rush has pr Puffs, oles for. Secete a Remnants of Pure Linen ded us with a big batch of rem- 5. ‘vot = 3 spwls of Basting Cotton—of- pe arene Ae tS for tomorron welncle ‘ail Brushes and Dr. Lyon s B coil aad Be re itt a aie ia eae eG | Retain wots waar | 19 & 25c. mattings, <r : z - 834c sik Double-faced Satin Ribbons, “and more, ar you Know. InIngs. = s ° also All-silk Tal at ivbons, 2 to 3 < y . inches: peides a ea assortment of Choice for 12 cents. 1 I Cc d opopenes of Pecan 3 fe Sv Gitar new spring Rex and) Lenos — in a $ Bed Comforts or, wan | tia ‘wits 1 Oc, 2 2Xo o | ta ear atts pe ; some are slig —for . tes . ” $ “ $1.49 = 5c. handkerchiefs. A cemuast Wier Jeveniee Cotten $ £ : : = ° Another lot of remnants, including Almost 200 dozen Ladies’ Handker- Warp and Heavy Seamless China Mat- 5 e Cnt Jet Ys aoe eee Jn Grog ‘Grain Ribbons. “in acon chiefs, iu humerous. styl thuge, im &-good assortment of the sea- ed White Cruel Sarlety of the “ost desirable to ders, othe Sian aiuatieeiac paises ABE TEE é SS are siixhtly Vesna) oe. and ieehea fects. Values while’ sold at 19¢. and 2 a aan 1. Sand we 19 qualities, ‘per 2 alities—well worth 5 2 2 ered tumorzow for 12\gc. 1 SF Ce ee ee pene Cc. ard, for nie Cc. ee hes ret wont Cc. > pe rere Rete Ae et “Friday for. t erns was presented with some gold medal and several beautiful bou- quets of flowers by his plucky little player. The pi were made by Mr. S. Porter How nt of the league. The two honored members were highly complimented for their exeellent playing and management during the past season. The usual informal hop followed the game. The line-up: BA. c. Positions. ¥. M. C. A. Elis KB. @ . Maize Dunn. : -Daly Thompson vveBeteraon Mofiitt 22 Mueller Hughes. Haab. Ockert Moffitt, 1; Seor Daly, 1. Free goals—Filix, 2; Craig. 1. Umpires Muddox and Riggles. Referee Ellis. ‘Timer and B. Jose. —_——._——_ THE COURTS. Court of Appeals—Present. the Chief Jus- tice, Mr. Justice Morris and Mr. Justice argument com- menced by Mr. C. H. Syme for appellant; continued by Mr. Creed M. Fulton and Mr. A. E. L. Leckie for appellee, and concluded by Mr. C. A. Keigwin for appellant. ~ muel H. Walker et al., agt Johnson et al.; petition that general 4 taken tn Supreme Court of the District of Columbia be ‘allowed as a special submitted by Mr. D. W. Baker in support of motion. Equity Court No. 1—Justice Hagner. Nourse agt. Pole; on hearing. Stewart agt. Stewart; Smith Thompson, Jr.. ap pointed guardian ad litem and appearanc of absent defendant ordered. Walter agt. Stahl; sale finally confirmed and reference to auditor ordered. Wade agt. Frankiin: auditor's report confirmed. Bankruptey Court—Justice Hagner. In re Frank Wells: reference to E. S. Me- Calmont ordered. Equi Read agt. ». 2—Justice Barnard. ark: rule to show cause dis- cMarged. Parker agt. Mitchell; order reference to auditor. Atkinson agt. et al.; sale decreed, with D. O'C. Callaghan trustee to sell. Cireuit Court No. 1—Chief Justice Bingham. Baer agt. Towles et al.; judgment by de- fault against Durant. Smith & Sons Metzerott et al.; judgment of condem tion. Rothert agt. Owen et al.; on trial. Cireuit Court No. 2—Justice Bradle Williams agt. Raub; judgment on verdict for plaintiff for $260.27 interest and costs. Dennis agt. Metropolitan Rallway Com- pany; Judgment on verdict for costs. Criminal Court No. 1—Justice Clabaugh. United States agt. . Ashton, murder; impaneling of jur: Criminal Court No. 2—Justice Cole. Walshe agt. Chapman; judgment on ver- dict. United States agt. Clinton Lynch, em- pbezzlement; defendant pleads guilty; per- sonal recognizance taken. Barker agt. Cap- {tal Rafiway Company; Judgment on verdict for plaintiff for $3,500. Winkelman agt. same; judgment on verdict for plainuiff for $2,300. United States agt. Richard Re2d, alias Trim Reed, housebreaking; defendapt pleads guilty; sentenced to West Virginia penitentiary for five years; order to restor> property. United States agt. Harry Baker, receiving stolen property; verdict not guilty, defendant discharged. United States agt. John Frederick and Samuel Hill, highway robbery; verdict guilty. Probate Court—Just! Estate of John M. Holt: ters of administration and waiver of cita- tion filed. Estate of Mary W. La Rue; or- der authorizing taking up of deed of trust note. Estate of John F. Aizel; order of publication. Estate of Susan Payne; will admitted to probate and letters testamen- tary granted to John C. Payne; bond, $50. In re Ethel L. Fagan et al.. minors. act passed. In re Claire W. Minor. minor, do. In re Katle M. Friedrecks. minor, receipt ef ward filed. Estate of Margaret E. Ly- brand; will partly proved. Estate of Barah E. Chandler; will dated September 13, 1898, ice Cole. ition for let- filed. Estate of Margaret O'Connor; will dated October 1S, 184, filed. Estate of Cle- mentia Jones: petition for probate of will and letters of administration ¢. t. a, and renunciation of Oscar Nauck, executor, filed. Estate of Sarah Campbell: inventory filed. Estate of Henry H. Wells: codicil partly proved. —_+—_—_ ‘Transfers of Real Estate. Corcoran street northwest between 1th and 18th streets—Francis Mejasky et wu Louis F. Abell, lots 216 and 217, square Sh; $10 (stamps, $13). Fifth and 6th, L and M streets southeast —The Domestic and Foreign Mission So- Baby Humors. : Dr. Agnew's Ointment soothes, quiets and ef- fects quick and effective cures in all akin erup- tions, common to baby during teething time. It is harmless to the hair in cases of Scald Head, and cures Ecsema, Salt Rheum and all Skin Diseases of older people.—35 cents. Sold by F. 8. WILL- IAMS, 9th aud ¥ sts.; EDMONDS & WILLIAMS, ‘34 and Pa. ave. 8 Seventeen tet tetetetetetetectetetetptetecodn ee erdeteterietetetoieeiedninniplieletp tele tpltolt of | Over | Friday for.. ay 6lAc. : ested ecenentntetentetetneenttteateteteteenttntetetetneeld Snininineieieieinineinlinlolelnlnlntnlololaclnteinttlactiptotche icici pty |B Hi colored Spots, Actes, Old Sores, Ulcers in Mouth, Hair Falling? Write 1688, COOK REMEDY CO., MASONIC TEMPLE, CFICAGO. ILL, For proofs of cures. Cepltal, $500,000. We’ solicit the most obstinate cases. " We ‘have cured the Worst Sases In 18 to 30 days. 100-paze book free e19-2 PAE CHEEKS Dress Shirts pure, a ed—acts as @ tonie te the ie sree poe color in pale cheeks. 40 aifpint bottle CF PHOSPHATIC EMULSION of Cod Liver Are the Best. on Wid bet faker thesh rwegian Oil wit t Pe freshly prepared 0 BS only SOc. pint. = Evans’ Drug Store, Wicews ant nb 14-16 nes SPECIAL WEAVE ciety of the P. E horney, undivided aN of square 85 Church to Robert R. M one-seventh intere ; $10 (stamps, $1). Pennsylvan. venue northwest between Ist and 2d sireets— Hitcheock et i vir. Thos. J. to Rob - Morrison, lot 7 and part lot 8, ; $10 (stamps, $8). | | Rebert M. Morti: Pr n to Thos. H. Hall, operty; $10 (stamps, $8). me Bloomingdale—Copeland Townsend et ux “iams? You can't buy a bet to Florence V. Creamer, lot 40, block 31; | 3 Williams’ | cough medicine ‘than this $10 (stamps, $1). = no matter what you pay K street vortheast between Ith and 12th § Prussian for TE CURES COUGHS streets—Robt. E. Tyner et ux. to Wm. K. i Gough eitecUvely. Pleasant to Jones. lot 13, square north of 980; $10 | % Cougl take. And (stamps, $2). H costs little. 15 Addition to Le Droit Park—John p.!™ Syrup. Only | c. Coughlan et al., trustees, to David Moore, | & TEMPLE lots 5 and 6, block 21; $050. 3 WILLIAI 1S’ preg Fenton place northeast between North | § STORE, Capitol and Ist streets—Catharine A. Car- ter to Margaret M. Carter, lot 348, square | & Cor. 9th and F Sts. G74: $10 (stamps, $1). r Delaware avenue northeast between L and M_ streets—George Henderson to Ch VARBANTED. A. and Marilla G Capell, lots 36 and 3’ clean- square 74S; $10 (stamps, $1.50). ing involves Addition to Le Droit Park—Jno. D. Searing she Coughlan et al., trustees, to Francis P. tain, Tocdry them Madeira, lot 4, block 21; § Francis P. Stretch properly you need conveys same property to Edw. J. © jour Streteher. It agen and Thos. M. Gale; $10 (stamps, hok them taut Its). Ne street northeast between 12th and lith streets—Lewis D. Best et ux. to Chas. and doesn’t sag. You want these Stretchers in a few days. Get them now, while the price is only Josiah R. Bailey, 820 7th. H. Edwards, lot 73, square 1008; $10. (stamps, 50 cents). mb14-14d pbuklas—tstuel 8 Lee et ux. to Jas. B. udley, lot 156; $10 (stamps, 50 cents). bY Barry Farm—Fannie B. 8. Johnson to Auction Sale Robert L. Johnson, lot 42, section 9: $10 u mps, 30 cts.). Twenty-sixth and P streets northwest— it Patrick Fagan to John Boyd, part lot 00, Imps, $1.50). reet northwest between 14th and 15th Victor Perola to Chas. J. Butler, Watches, half Interest in lot 45, square 236; $10 Hy d (stamps, $1.50). lamonds, D street southwest between 3d and 4% streets—Ellen 8. Mussey et al. David Murphy, lot ‘squa: Temperance Pleasure Club. The Temperance Pleasure Club of Wash- ington held a meeting last evening at Odd Fellows’ Hall, 822 20th street northwest, when several persons were elected to mem- bership. After the regular business of the meet- ing was over an attractive program was | rendered, consisting of a piano duet by Mr. and Mrs. Wolfe, plano solos by Mrs. Mur- phy and Mrs. Wolfe, vocal music by Miss Allen and Miss Williams; selections on the graphophone, in charge of Mr. E. J. Ken- nedy, and a cake walk, in which Captain Mills, Mrs. Rabbitt, Mr. Sloan, Miss Allen, Mr. Gellagher and others participated. Dancing, refreshménts and appropriate games followed. This club was organized nearly a year ago for the purpose of affording general pleasure to its members and of attending in a body excursions and ‘bus and trolley parties during the summer. The organiza- tion was kept up during the winter, meet- ing once a month at the residence of some one of its members, until at last the mem- bership increased to such an extent that it Was deemed advisable to obtain a hall, in which the first meeting was held last even- ing. Captain W. Mills, the president, and Mr. A. J. Kennedy, secretary, were in their respective chairs. —_—.>—__ Honors to Supreme Regent. A largely attended reception and enter- tainment was given Jast evening at Nation- al Rifles’ Hall by the Grand Council of the Royal Arcanum in honor of W. Holt Apgar, supreme regent of the order. After an overture by Prof. Hanlein’s orchestra, Mr. Charles Hogendorp, grand regent of Mary- land, was introduced by Mr. Thomas J. Landergren, acting regent of the District of Columbia, and delivered an address of welcome. A program of music and recitations was trustees, to 536; $1,800. Jewelry, Silver Ware, etc., Fi panx-arth:s0 A.M, AND 2:80 P.M., to reduce stock #0 a8 to make room for ANOTHER E of goods, Each and every article will be LIN! sold regardless of oat until enough {s sold to make space for other gvods, aes “CHAIRS FOR LADIES." M. Schuster, 507 7th n.w. mbi3-56tt rendered by Mme. lanthe Vignier, Mr. Mel- ville D. Hensey, Miss Pauline L. Whitaker, Mr. J. Henry Kaiser, Prof. Charlemagne Koehler, Miss Estelle Wentworth, Miss Isa- belle Shelton and the Royal Arcanum Quar- tet, Miss Wentworth, Miss Whitaker, Mr Hensey and Mr. Kaiser. Mrs. Frank P; ram and Mr. Angelo Fronani were the ac- companists. Refreshments were served in the banquet hail, followed by dancing. — Noble Riley, cofored, living at 468 Wash- ington street northwest, while riding a bicycle about 4:30 o'clock yesterday after- noon at 9th and Hi streets collided with an electric car. Fortunately the rider was not injured, but his wheel was damaged. Use Dr. Bull's Cough Syrap gr that hacking cough. Jt ix the medicine for threat and. lung affections. One bottle of this reliable remedy will effect a cure. Price, 2c. Seton tenceeentoeezeeeetenteteeoetetetentedontetetbe tellin onion lintel otioti Please Remember This Se OLMORMO RE EEL ELEAEES VER EEEEEREOE SET Fl seedooesdonseedetontoestenteaoatoneseateasenenteateegetoageieseasotertnesesteteasensenstonteseste ooteesnateatenteterionte tector Sesersensensengeogngentengoatondeaceatoateatentoatoasencoarentons SSOCIATE the Pal latest is the “Yusea.” $16.50 Suits, -39 Tomorrow = = 5] 4 : ,Jatest styles and a “leader” at $16.50. Compare with best elsewhere at $18 to $20. §2 Corsets, ; S 1 15 Tomorrow Corse “Straight and carriage Dame $1.25 Fabrics, Tomorrow = = = 8c. “clinging” silk and wool fabric called an improved sister of “Laus- Royal with many ‘best things. Then the “Straight” Corset. the “Racycle” Bicycle. Then the “Reclining” Go-cart. Then the Koch “Pulley” Belts and Collars. Hose. Then the “Palais Royal” Kid Gloves. Palais Royal “Opening.” T flowers and fruits on Hats, “Curzon” Stockings, etc., etc. edicts for spring wear, and you'll have to secure a supply of such—and very soon. Complimentary prices are the Palais Royal’s practical Sou- venirs of the Spring “Opening.” “A long life and a bright one” —gunrac: teed 100 candle power, lasting three times as Jong as any other. The Then Then the “Onyx” Black Padetetetedeteteetetetetectetetteteceteted HE practical lessons are thesg—The correctness of the Eton Jacket and box pleat Skirt, “Straight” Corsets, “Clinging” dress goods, “pastel” shades, “Suratine” lining, applique and fringe trimmings, Veils, Suede Gloves, Lacework Snow today, but the above are Dame Fashion’s SeeSeadeeontoateetent | 50c. Linings, ‘Taaaoreow == 39¢. “Suratine.”” better than silk for tsilor- made gow. On second floor. o9C. oe rm _44¢. ‘The “Curzon,” the veil with the big velvet spots. The fad of the day. $1.50 Gloves, $1 35 Tomorrow - “Palatina Ro: " Suede Kid stors and x 50c. Fringes, Tomorrew = = = Correct for dress trimming. And the new Applique Laces and Silks at 10 per cent off, | | 25c. Flowers, 2 1 Cc | =- 35c. Hose, Toinorrem === 25¢. Black Lisle Thread Stockings, in the fasl- lonable over lace effect Tomorrow The regular price is very Uttle for suc quality and wach variety. ° h A Necessary Shopping Guide for Tomorrow. You need to know of the complimentary prices quoted as Souvenirs of the “Opening.” The list be- S It gives the regular prices you will find marked on the goods and the tem- porarily reduced _quotations—the Souvenir prices. low is a necessary guide. Dress Goods. (Second floor.) 89¢ Twilled Foulard Silks. ¢ Printed Foulard Silks. 68e Taffeta Silks, plain. 50c Wash Silks, striped 10 per cent off Black Si $1 Wool Sultings, colores. THe Wool Suitings, colors. 10 per cent off Black Goods. Big French Orgauites. 25e Scotch Ginghams. 1z%e American Ginghams. 10¢ American Dimities. Trimmings, etc. ¢ Perealine Linings. 16¢ Percaline Linings. 10c Wash Laces.. Bde Embroideries, - Sc Ribbons, soft fluish. 10 per cent off all Trim 10 per cent off all Laces. Machine Silk, warranted 50-yd. 8] Nickel-plated Sciseors. Corset St Westerley Rubber-lined Hooks and Eyes, black and white Victoria Dress Fasteners. Gold-eyed Needles, tube. ‘Tr ure Safety ‘ard Select Velveteen Binding, pl: ecdie-pointed Pins, 400, fujl RR ge BeEa es (demonstration) On first Fleor. Fatal Fall of a Soldier. General Wood at Havamm has reported to the War Department the death In Porto Principe yesterday of Private James J. Riley, a saddler of Company 1, Sth Caval- ry, 45 a resuli of a fall from a horse. Pillsbury’s Oat Food Underwear. (Third floor). 25e Black Hose, double soles. 124ye Ribbed Vests. $1.98 Mercerized Sil rte. $1 Cotton Undergarmente. 0c Corsets, all styles. . Waists and Skirts. (Third fioor). $8.50 Dress Skirts, Jatest. Housefurnishings. (First 250 Silk Umbreli 25 “Gloria” Silk Umbrellas $4.50 Mackiutoshes, with cape. $8.50 Mackintoshes, ‘Misses’. 20 per cent of “Cravenett Fancy Goods. (First floor.) 39¢ “Pulley” Belts, satin. Sve Hair Bows, newest 25e Handkerchiefs, all Utica + Bie 19¢ Utica Pillows, best. 4 $1.50 Comfortables, silkoline covered. $1.19 Silverware. Served Free Daily (delicious) With Cream Wafers. Charies Davis, colored, employed as a driver by S. 8. Daish, was injured about 9 o'clock this morning while unloading coal near Pennsylvania avenue and 17th street He was caught behind the wagon and the three tons of coal poured out on him. The coal was removed. He was taken to the lives at No. 221 H street northwest, suf- fered a stroke of paralysis about 7 o'clock last night, while on a public thoroughfare near 7th and I streets northwest. The po- lice removed him: to the Emergency Hos- pital.