Evening Star Newspaper, April 23, 1900, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR, MONDAY, APRIL 23, 1900-14 PAGES, Woodward & Lotbroy toth, 11th and F Sts. N. W. The Superb Collection of Dress Goods As displayed on our counters today is a real, practical demonstration of colors, styles and fabrics as shown by the leading modistes at home and abroad. Particular attention is called to the medium-priced stuffs, as they have followed the dictates of Paris more closely than ever this season, and are shown in a vast variety of new colorings and effects. Specia] Reference is [ade to Additional Recent Arrivals of Foreign Dress Stuffs, Consisting principally of the charming clinging fabrics, which, together with earher arriy afford a collection of elegant and exclusive fabrics not hitherto approac Pastel Plaids Art tions Creponette, caid_aml pretty designs, in tans, grays, clietrope. 43 inches wide. teins au te color < ....$1.50 a yard. 38 inches wide in F< a Be a 4 Henrietta s of self color: s, tans and 45 inches wide. Plisse C. wee tt varl a yard. Don, seme fabrie, in odd and 2.50 a yard. 40 inches Fontes |. summery fabric, suityile for even- \ oile, shore n. gray and bluet. gray, tam. beh 2 $175 a yard. a yard. mel’s Hair Grenadine that | ; 50 a yard. a yard ee) Poplin Bar tk umd wel, ant cling- { ra yard Women’s Spring & Summer Oxfords. We are showing the largest and best assortment of Women’s Ox- ford Ties for spring and summer we have er show Made in the best manner of the don fasts that are both comfortable and corr Tur 1 square edges; also the welt or walk Sem 1 patent calf tips, some with tip of same ma- terial ‘ities are guaranteed the very best in the several grades. $2.00 to $5.00 a Pair. The 50 Line is Our Specialty. eference is Made to Our Oxfords at $2.00. The quality of stock $3.00 grades. The » soit and flexible and will afford comfort and ‘satis- We recommend them. } f improved ¢ acre Housefurnishing De- more attractive and easier for our custom- . We invite the he ecpers of Washington x ox the newest and best it mue heir selectior to inspect our room and a New Ready With ~OSition O Our Full Stock of ecleaning Requisites eci€aning G I 9 morrow, Tuesday, our spring special sale of these ch time we will offer many helpful articles for the 1 ning work. ety known labor-saving de- iy sorts of recent invention, each with a dis- = (=) S a “Hecht’s Greater Stores,” 1 Oc for genuine 39c. corded Japanese @ wash silks. A sensation in silk selling! A most stupendous offering. 85 pieces, consisting of hundreds of yards—of the genuine ;corded Jap- anese wash silks which were returned to an importer ;because of tardy delivery—have been secured so considerably under price that we can offer them at 19c. yard. Think of such a thing—at a time when silks are “sky high” in price we are offering these handsome wash silks at less than half regular price! They are in light, me- dium and dark grounds, with heavy corded stripes and checks, in beautiful spring shades, splendidly adapted for ladies’ cool waists and children’s dresses. As they were imported to sell at 39c. and sell at 39c. everywhere the offering of them at 19c. is extraordinary. 200 ladies’ suits, $6.98—$12.50 values. Two hundred ladies’ black cheviot serge tailor-made suits not out of the work rooms a month; with serge silk lined double-breast- ed and fly-front single-breasted jackets; new full-width skirts, equal in every way to the suits you see about town at $12.50 6 oes in style and worthfulness, to go for........... : ° Because we make the skirts we sell —we are enabled to offer values like these, which you must admit are beyond all competition. Aside from the saving which is made possible by making our own skirts, you get better-made and bet- for black broad= ter-fitting garments. So $ 6.9 cloth skirts. c ¢ y worth $2.50. api td Gholce oniactoe ce Superfine black broadcloth skirts, artis- 3 sample skirts of tically appliqued bh black tal back | ° homespuns; some of and front; S., H. & M. binding; Nubian them appliqued; new- black skirts, 1 t from o : est backs; the identicn! skirts such as you inte away ate Jae Com ome leer will_find selling elsewhere for as much work rooms, $12.50 under ordinary con- as $8 cach. ditions. Here now, $6.08, Hecht & Company, 513-515 Seventh Street. as a ass as a aod tenon entndetetoteteteoenentetentetetetetecieeetntntetede Sete It’s Worth Your Time! to Find Out! Tf you have been in the habit of paying cash for furniture and housefurnishings—believing this course to be the most economical—you have been making a MISTAKE. It_is well worth your while to visit this big credit house and make some comparisons as to price and = gS quality. You will find our prices | marked in plain figures—and in | every instance as low as similar qualities can be had for in any 7 | cash store. As to qualities, they are personally guaranteed by us to be thoroughly reliable and satisfactory in every respect. We tack all matting down FREE —and you are charged only with the actual number of yards necessary to cover your floor. A beautiful variety of Baby Carriages at $10 and $12. Refrigerators and Ice Boxes—all sizes—all prices. GROGAN’S caarmett 817=819=821-823 7th Street N. W. Between H and I sts. tote Pa a a a A a a te a a a a te ae te he ee a eh as ae a as eee ered Sree MMM PLL EEE EESS!ELEEV PIES sedenboetctesteontpeoaooostoseatetestentetontetonteenteteatestntosfetreetonectoeteteateletotenttnaetedocoaetnigetestetestece LOLOL AONE LALLA oS tine ive yme particular point of merit to recommend it. The lowing will afford ne idea of the general price range, coverimg thousands of useiul things offered at very low prices: at fee £9 ites. | Bisseli’s Carpet Sweepers. or the feature se ttems 1OUSEC_eCaning Kequl cleaning t iences and i he ind if net th xehange for b $1.00 each. icles may now floor Housefur- | nishing Store, and only the be Sine are ie ten find room there. We quote a few meee ae te items ar invite a visit from house- SN ieee Ce keepers generally: . 50 each. _| Broom Specials. Our new spring stock of Carpet and Light-weight brooms is now on sale. We invite a comparison of our - unusual values with the regular stock of choicely made brooms. Prices cannot Lot Xo, 2 Brooms, int equ lothes line. wen clothespins, $1.90 per outfit. Scrubbing Day Outfits. . follows: 1 fiber serub! and 2 rakes scrubbing sh bean of best Star soap and | “| i per outfit. 2ge. Day Outfits. Onttits. as follows: 1 room, 1 half-covered Ja- rawn dust brush and 1 for dusting pletures 54c. per outfit. A New Ccok Book Free. We will give away tomorrow another lot of those New Cook Books, written by Miss Helen Louise Johnson and entitled “The Enterprising Stove B Housekeeper.” Ask for it in Housefurnishing Department. Futh thor We Make Window Shades to Order, of the best Hand-made Opaque and Scotch Holland Cloths. horn rollers used exclusively. Estimates cheerfully furnished. Recent thor. e Harts- We Are Agents for the “Standard” Patterns. Pattern Department—First foor. “Wocdward & Lothrop’ Sewing lachines, $18 to $36. Becond Hoo, Wosdward & Lothrop. Smoot, Coffer & McCalley, 1216 F Street. ’Phone 725. THIN” GOODS. IME to think about the material for your new “thin” gowns. The rarest, most beautiful and newest effects in Thin Goods is represented by our line. Moderate prices for all this beauty and worth! SwisSsses. An exqnisite line of Colored Em- Droidered Swisses—our own direct. im- tlons—in all the newest styles and coloriyss. A. special: White Swisses, embroidered im Diack, blue, pink, amaise, cardinal and ties, French and Wash Chiffons, Batistes, Piq Linen’ Lawns Organdies, In all the reliable grades at the lowest noteh of prices, Embys. Swiss, Cambrie and Nainsook AN- ¢ Embroideries, Vuttings, Rever- irect ings — » which we at xpeckal prices, A beautiful new line of Swiss, Cambrie and Nainsook Edgings and Tnsertings, from Laces. handiwork in. Renaissance, Venise, Pt. Gage, rd up. idtha i lin, Chantilly are now all the SMOOT, COFFER &McCALLEY, 1216 F Street. ‘Chas. 1. Edmouston. Celluloid-Handle KNIVES. Ninety-nine people out of a hundred would Judge these Celluloid-handied Table Knives ory. Have every appearance of ivory Swill net crack and “will not work lb from the tadex, aud we back up. these claims with a guarantee, jlades are all of the very best English ster ste assortment of Catlery—but all is of the best guaranteed, English steel. Chas. R. Edmonston, China, Glass and Housefurnishings, 1205 Pa. Avenue. ap2t-mw.t Delicious Ice Cream Soda Water, 3c. Per Glass. All Flavors, Syrups Made From Fresh Fruits. JOHN W. JENNINGS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST, 1142 CONNECTICUT AVENUE ROWN and Bridge Work is the best sub- stitute for missing teeth. It looks and feels just like the natural teeth. We give the best operation, using the highest grade gold, at $5 Per Tooth. N.Y .232 121105. (Over Hoover & Snyder's). A. THOMAS UTZ, Manager. Ue Chocolate Bon Bons. The <1 tal—fanw in 3 assortum. Delicious Quality Dainty Flavors. Surpassing Purity 1 capi- 100 kinds c. Ib, Two Stores, aps3-200 RS RY z } LANSBURGH & BRO. : & : Washington’s Favorite Store. $ $ A é = a $ F Special offerings of desirable seasonable goods that will be of Z 4 particular interest to those rea: % iging their homes for the Spring ¢ % and Summer—and those contempiating furnishing cottages for the $ % Summer will find it to their special interest to inspect our stock £ before making their purchases. We have just the things youneed. ¥ RUFFLED MUSLIN CURTAINS— = Three yards long. The 7gc. ones go for........59¢. pair. = RUFFLED MUSLIN CURTAINS— + Three yards long. The $1.15 ones go for......89¢. pair. £ RUFFLED DOTTED AND FIGURED SWISS CURTAINS. 4 Three yards long. The $1.50 0nes go for...... $1.19 pair. < RUFFLED BOBINET CURTAINS— ¢ Three yards long. The $1.98 ones go for...... $1.49 pair. $ RUFFLED BORINET CURTAINS— i = Three yards long; insertion and lace. $2.39 ones for— $ eonaere a : $1.98 pair. ¢ CROSS-STRIPE TAMATIVE CURTAINS— = Just the thing for cottage draperies. + e, The $1.50 ones go for................ $1.19 pair. = $ The $2.00 ones go for................ $1.79 pair. = $ Brass Extension Rods, complete with brackets........ 4c. each. ¢ % 5-foot Curtain Poles, all colors wood, with brass trimmings com- + White Enamel Cottage Rods, with brass brackets and ends— = 2 od 19¢. each. SLIP COVERS, AWNINGS AND WINDOW sGeene are made to order by us. Estiraates furnished free. Leavi now. i Upholstery Dept., Third Floor, Lansburgh & Bro., 420 to 426 7th Si | e order Rrageatendendendeaseageateaseeseoseosentenseetengenteateeteegeaseegeets wt ui SOD onpenceerteetedeseipe> SUPERB PEACHES! _ OSS ey iE A DELICIOUS DESSERT. = Packed by the WIVES titi. —¥e little, you will admit, for a floor iil! Sueaghve aelse ZAkaSme Fook | and DAUGHTERS of the ie cunts deer yee eet eee oe GROWERS with DAIN- iit Be hiaete ea ae a ee TY CARE. N. W. BURCHELL, Chas. E. as tee =F Hodgkin, iif =. 1325 F Street. @ CLEANING . OF SILK DRESSES. Silks lose none of their luster after being cleaned by our perfect dry-cle.ning process. And the ods vom out like new. Silk Dresses cleaned, $2 np. tal and we call. E. BE. WHEATLEY, 1068 Jefferson ap23-12d HEITMULLER’S Uptown Art Galleries, 1307 14th st. ap23-26t-4 Paintings, Prints, Curlos. +» Georgetown. ALL on Georges & Son if your fect hurt, and be instantly “relieved. After leaving our office you won't Know you have feet. Conis treated, 2c. each. Ingrowing najis trea: without pain. Speedy eure. ne Prof. J. J. GEORGES & SON, 1115 Pa. 8 to 6 p.m.; Sundays, y to apl4-10d To take off your glasses when you want to see at $2} 50 Bie wy on at Basle with 1 Uistance for $1500 td _ ap14-28t*-10 KOIDAKERY, The most Witching Pastime. Byery style and size of KODAKS AND CAMERAS. FREE DARK ROOFS. Telephone 2143. (ap21-14tf) 614 12th n.w. Perfection Gas Iron. bailed Heats in 2 to 5 minutes. No sweltering * °° © over hot stoves—greatest invention of the *<ss*- year. Now on exhibition at the Gus Demonstration, Inter-Ocean bulld- W.J. Hutchinson, 520 10th. _8p24-12d = SBaR DUPONT CIRCLE—CaRPENTER Wier ee oe geek _ office. “1000, Gun. ave.” * Srenises By addi 20 ds of Dr. i ing rope Dr. IT IS A NUISANCE A. KAHN, 935 F now, SHEETZ & BISHOP, Range 2 ing, or at Bitters to every yf Gane luied water are avoided, 2 THE WORLD OF SOCIETY DINNER DANCE AND A BIG RECEP- TION ON THIS WEEK. Mr. and Mra. Walsh Will Give a Grid- fron Day at the Beach— Timely Perscnals. The social enjoyments of the week start out well by the dinner dance tonight at the Westinghouse mansion. Eighty guests will @ine and a number of others will come in later to join in the dancing. Tomorrow night Representative Levy of New York will give a reception in honor of the New York congressional delegation. Representative Levy has recently taken possession of the Lowery house, corner of Vermont avenue and K street, and his ter, Mrs. Carl Von Mayhoff, presides there for him. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh have i sued invitations for a day at Chesapeake Beach with the members of the Gridiron Club, Saturday, May A special train will leave 1416 New York avenue at 10 o'clock that morning. Mrs. Dicke . wife of Col. W. B. Dicke: United States consul to Pera, South Am ica, is at Hotel La Fetra, for a stay of a couple of weeks, and where she will be pleased to her friends. Mrs. Bermann, with her two little boy has gone to Od Point Comfort for two weeks. Prof. and Mrs. Newcomb, after returnin from Baltimore, left and will probably go to No’ s Mrs. George W. northeast has luncheon and matinee euch: April Mr. Frank R. Robi Robinson and M bridge. Ma: eft V trip south is morning M. Wood of T stre have been during the p: a Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Walker gave a birthday party in honor of their oldest daughter, Wednesday evening OS E stre northeast. ined with parlor ome prizes were ributed to the most proficient. In the ng room, which was beautifully de: orated, s Among those Laura Dennison, Reed, kiorine Walker, Jess’ Emma Walker, Mildred Tegler, Nellie E seliever, Bessie T>gler, Edith Arbetla, Ir > McCoy, May Dashiet: ne Burke. Haz Erma Walker, Frank Paint» Frank Fridley, Emory Stuart Walker, Dudle George Vail, Jerome Burke, Clarke Howell Martin, Yy Hough, Jack McCo Mrs. B. Lowndes Jack: Ing Lavender of M spending several week: lantic City. Cards have been received here announe- ing the marriage of Luiza Guerra-Duval y of Rio de Janeiro, Bi mand Mrs. Flem- achusetts avenue are zil, 1 Bluff: secretary of the American legation to Brazil, at St. Andrew's Church, West- i . London, on April y evening las was given Mrs. Martha Pa dence of her daughter, Mrs. Ma 122 24 street southeast, by three gene of her ¢ The occasion w cightiet prsary of her birthday. Barnes ed her gue after a few hours of song: = Among quite a surpris¢ nes at th res a collation was served. ent were her children—Will wife, Mrs. Thomas George Parr and several é grandchildren. Mrs. Richard Henr. is spending a few days K. Davis. age of New Y! with Mrs. Cushi ——— Hotel Arrivals. Raleigh—B. Lutz, Portland, Ore.; S. B. Surick. San Antonio, Tex.; Robt. Hughes. Detroit; F. E. Udell, St. Louis; Jas. H. Cravens, Kansas City; W. C. Scott, Ls ington, Ky.; H. E. Babcock, Helena, Mont A. B. Cummins, Des Moines; H. E. Smith, Cleveland; Wm. Stickn>y, Boston; R. W. Decker, Philadelphia. Willard—S. C. Miler, Philadelphia; D. L. Smith, Boston; L. B. Brainerd, Hartford, Conn.; D. D. Finnigan, Bangor, M Wm. J. Kline, Amsterdam, N. ¥.; B. Wilson, . H. Schmidt, Youngstown, Ohio; H. H. S. S. Dickson, New H. Bolley, Brooklyn, N. Y.; H. H. Emley, Allentown. Riggs—A. D. Carter, Mine enport. Be R. ; C. A. Boyce, Newton, Mass.; A. B. Crass, Concord, N. H.; A. M. Campbell, Lynchburg, Va. Shoreham—T. BE. Hughe Hodgkins, Chicage J. burg; W. H. Sy lap, Chicago; H. T B. Lutz, Portland, Or. 3. L. Sintz, Grand R: Philadelphia; J. Marsh, Pitt . Dun- ler, New Londen: ¥ 3. Heyburn, Idaho; Lotz, 'Port- land, Ore.; L. Richmond, Providence, R. 1. Cochran—R. Montelair, N. J.; J. W. Weldo: . CC. Wetmor Chicago; D. Tibbe' Yc ¥ Philadelphia; H. Heyman, Boston. Metzgar, Iinoi port, § N Simon, J. W. Barlow, S.A Chicago. ee An Enjoyable Entertainment. * An enjoyable entertainment was given at Carroll Institute Hall Saturday evening by the pupils of Miss Jessie M. Good. The program, although extremely long, was in- teresting in every detail, the numbers em- braced being. among others, the Burke Family, consisting of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Burke and Master Willie Burke, in musica! selections; a fairy play, entitled “Diamonds and Toads,” in which Elizabeth Reynolds, Annie Boss, Louise Sturgis, Lula Penle; Betie Garvey, Irene Boss and Louise Cham- bers took part; a one-act comedy, “Betty Martin,” with Mr. M. Allen, Mr. Bernarc . Oftut, Mr. Samuel Cunningham, Master orman Boss, Miss Alida Parker, Mis= Rose Cunningham and Miss Mable Conrad in the cast, and a cake walk by Blanch Riley and Louise Sturgis and Master Wil! Collier and. Marguerite Howard. Among others who participated were James Gar- vey, Miss Stella McFadden, Master Norman Boss, Mr. I. J. Smith, Baby Jean Barstow, Miss Blanche Becker, Baby Edith Hailer, Marguerite Howard, Mrs. I. J. Smith and Miss Rose Cunningham. ——_ _—_. Ordered by Commissioners. ‘The following orders have be2n issued by the District Commissioners: ‘That the proposal of H. P. Waggaman to grade about 4,900 cubic yards of earth from the banks of Connecticut avenue west of Cincinnati street and deposit same in Con- necticut avenu2 where it is below grade for the sum of 20 cents per cubic yard is ac- cepted, the total cost of the work to be $980, chargeable to the appropriation for improving Connecticut avenue. extended, 1900. That 225 feet of six-inch water main be laid on the south side of Cincinnati street east from 19th street, at an estimated cost of $185. E That a catch basin, with necessary con- nection, b> constructed on the north side of Kramer street nortneast between 16th and 1ith stree:s, at an estimated cost of $#i2, chargeable to the appropriation for main and pipe sewers, 1901. That 200 feet of six-inch wat2r main be laid in 12% street between B and C streets northeast, at an estimated cost of $100. ESTATE OF JAMES J. SHEDD. List of Bequests Made in cently Filed. A number of bequests of importance are made by the will of James J. Shedd, dated March 10, 1890, which has been filed for Probate. In addition to provisions made for his wife, Alice M. Shedd, in a marriage contract of September 16, 1884, it is direct- ed that she receive a horse, equipage and certain household furniture, Other bequests are as follows: To Margaret F. Holton, a niece, are left the houses and lots at 1307 H street and 1106 13th street; to Laura A. Shepard, a niece, property at 14 1526 O streets; to Frances I 149 H and 1104 13th streets; to Bennit, a niece, 1414 15th stre street; to Kate C. Shedd, a ntece, 1515 Rhode d avenue; to William i519 Rhode Island ave- treet and a horse, wagon amuel S. Shedd, a nephew, 1517 Rhode Island avenue and 130 O street: to John L. Shedd, a nephew, 1402 14th treet; to Elizabeth Wright, Charlotte Will Re- Green. Emma Knowlton and Franklin J. Cornell, children of John C. Cornell of Gayville, V ; to the wis John CLC Amanda $1,000; to t y Shedd. Sum: to the widow of Frankiin i, to the children of Christophe 00 m BS each; to the executors, $4,000, to be Invest- ed for the use of the widow of John H. Baggott of Alexandria, Va., and the prin- cipal at her death to be divided among her children: to Helen and Lorina the sum Orphan that the premi i 1. stree lot 32, in at Hyattsville be sold and the c: L. Shedd, John and S. A. Holton are named executors. — Marriage Licenses. Marri; licenses have been issued as follows: White—John E. Marc ane T of Virginia; Wm. Be McClure of Baltimore: and Sabrina A. Covey: J and Bertha M. Burk Charles F. Held and E Wm. L. Hammerly and George T. Bond and Mamie A. ot y and Maude 8. Diamond of Sto ferd of Washington; Harry A r, Ohio, and Marcia W. strict of Columbia; Thos rie Hackel. Colored—David Atkins and Henry L. Webster and : Arthur Pinkett and Kuffner Marion Tin- Bessie L. Florence —— lecex Dexertion and Non-Support. nnie S. Warren today filed suit for di- e from her husband, John T. Warr to whom she was married a little mor than three rs ago. Mrs. Warren leges desertion and non-support. She the custod resume her maiden name, ell Carrington 1s asks of her baby girl and leave to snnie S Kemp. the Hix Mind Unbalanced. H. Pomeroy, an eccentric the gr: man, d the dofendant held for min lunacy, and he witl un- nt to the asylum. DIED. April 21, 1900 after a short illness, H CLANCY, 1 wife of the late jay she rest in pw late residence Olive ayenne, Mass at St. Stephen's at 9 orl a. . Funeral fr ‘Tuesds ty Relutives and friends invi sunday, April 22. 1900, widow of the late 1900, at 9:20 upay, April RALD, widow of the Zo erald. May she rest in peace. 1 from the moxldence of her som, James J. ald. day, April sius Church ol Funes . at 12 beloved wife 1900, at orge and vars aud Faneral frou lis late residencs avenue northwest, V pam. Interm TURNER. 1900, at 5 a.m, at his be |. WILLIAM TUR NER, axe Notice of fa . TUR: am., James M ten months avd three weeks. ral from resi 1619 Corcoran street, ‘Tuesday, April 24, at 2 p.m. In Memoriam. On Sunday. April 22, 1900, at 1 “SARAH STUARS, infant’ daughter ot and Ixabel Turner (wee Cross), aged remembrance of LINOOLX this life three years In loving who depart April 23, 1807. rief that cannot find comfort, ‘that t be healed, And sorrows so deep In the human heart ‘That cannot be half revealed. . BY ONE WHO LOVED HIM, M. f my dear wife, loving remembranc er ee died two sears TUCKER. en ELIZARETH E. TUCKER, ago today, April 23, 1888, ‘Ob, for 2 look on that sweet face, ‘A touch of that vanished hand, For a svund of that voice 1 loved so well ‘Phat is now in the promised land, How I miss thee, dearest Lirzie, None but can tell; Faithful, patient, loving, true, ‘Thou hast gone to heaven to dwell, Gone, but not forgotten. . BY HER LOVING HUSBAND. Carter’s Little Liver Pills. SICK HEADACHE POSITIVELY CURED BY THESE LITTLE PILLs. ‘They also relieve distress from Dyspepsia. Indigestion and Too Hearty Eating. A per- fect Dizziness, Nausea, Drows!- ness, Bad Taste im the Mouth, Coated Tongue, Pain in the Side, TORPID LIVER, ‘Bowels, Vegets- ‘They regulate the y Small Dose, ble. Small Pills. Smaii Price. pvlO-f,