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THE ."MORNING TIMES. THUBSDAT, OCTOBER 81, 1895.
TEN,
-w "v-i. -
TWELVE, FIFTEEN, TWENTY,, any priceup to FORTY
FIVE DOLLARS buys tbe best suit-orovercoatHERE that the
same amount can command any where "in America? We've proved
it to the satisfaction of hundred:Tj5f Washington's best-dressed
men, and can prove it to you in ifverj-few moments.
The bigg-est variety in town, neuyand exclusive designs,
superior fabrics, -trimming's andjijoTjimanship. Styles to suit
every one. Suits, double 'and siuyle-breasted sacks, cutaway
frocks, English walking coats, Prince Albert frocks, full-dress
and Tuxedo.
Overcoats, Coverts, knee lengths,, ankle. .lengths, Paddocks,
Cape Coats, Inverness, Military Coats, Storm Coats and Ulsters.
The most complete Haberdashery stock, the finest stock of
Shoes, the best line of Hats are HERE under one roof.
Stop in to-day and see how easily we can suit and fit you.
ROBINSON. CHERY & CO.
I2TH AND' F STS.
CLOTHES.
FURNISHING?,
HATS. SHOES.
"True as Steel."
The "CO
LUMBIA" Cycle. Ev
ery part ab-
. cnliitflr rtr.
2.5-""'"v rw
feet. It's a
wheel to be relied on under
all circumstances. A "Co
lumbia'' never gives out.
Ttao rldliiE t. in em at Columbia Fie hi
is the "corro2t" stylo of managing a
wheel. Guarantee tickets, J.
District Cycle Co,, $
452 Pa. Ave.
3. Hart Brlttaln,
Manacrr.
we
Want
Your Iae curtains to launder. Wo
know tent If you are sat sued with
the war wo launder them you will
tend us your linen as welL Wo can
satisfy you.
Capital Steam Laundry,
ii. 1618. 5128th St. N.W.
ICE
rn aiExic-iiEALTiirrti
THK UAKUEbT 1MB IlLST.
MADEOFI'UKE SP1UNQ WATEK.
IsltphoasM. OfOcelta t'lto,
A E7 I f C By Steam Driller.
ii L-L.L.J5 Work dona quick-
Drilled
IV. cleanlv nnrl
cheaply.
W. E. DoWITT.
cOSTenth St. nw
iIureIou fcalo of clotlilnc beelns
i'';J,," llt w York Clntlilnif nou,
Jll Seventh ktroot northwest.
AT A. B. A O. CKOSSIXG.
PaMNi'iiKcr Truln No. 57 Killed ft Horae
unil t lie Drl prXarro Ij-Coon peil.
Baltimore und Ohio passenger train No.
Ti7 ami the uncuariled (trade crossing" al
EcUnxtou came ntnr uUcllnir another fa
talilyto their Ion-Jll jestinlay rooming.
QcoiEe ilumbcrKcr, a drher for the
Boston A'arlely biore, uc.ooiniianittl by
Jesse Anderson, another employe of the
More, drove flown It fclrecl lu Kiklng
ton, toward the Uiltlniort'iind Ohio tractc.
The crosiliir is beside Alt Hill's lime nud
ceuient house, mid U tolally unprotected
by gate or 'vatclimau.
i'leiRht cpr st.tnu in lung lines on three
or four traces from the crossing along past
the warehouse utmost without break to
the Utile station at Florida ateuue.
Wlii'ii jmmbetjtir urow- up u liliKUt car
proJetUit beyouo Hie end ul the WHrOtous
so as to obstruct the lew or the track
completely till within a Tew feet of the
crossing-
'liicie wns no "whistle, no sign whatever
of an approaching train. 'W uen the horse
was on tne tratk Alunit.'tri;cr saw a. ins
senccr train n J ins toward hlin and triid
to turn his horse.. Before he could Ret the
animal clear of'thr tmck the train rushed
by, sticepitis the horse uutl slufts away
nud iimviiir him ttitti the broken lilies in
liia hands.
lu tx at hN side had Jumped a mo
ment before and was safe.
S4TER METERS POPUL&R
Order Requiring Them Being
Generally Complied With.
TIME EXPIRES T0-M0ER0W
HxpeiMO AksokmmI for TruuHferlnc
IV liter Malim to Accommodato Met
ropolitan Conduit I'rottist AtfaliiRt
ClmiiKi' In tlio Dahlcron Circle Site.
Orders for Jljdrantx.
Elected the Countable.
Constable William 8wioburn swore oul
a wurratit'yeslerii.iy ror William ll.lirtuys,
the saloon keeper, cuarcititr him with SS
sault. The constable nlltees that he
went to broil n'& puce to berve a Iepral
paper, when the latter uted considerable
rorce In decline lilm'from the premises.
Brown lelt $10 collateral for his ap
pearance In the police court.
Drunk and Disorderly.
Thomas Sutton, lltty jenrs of age, filled
up Willi TVUisfcy In northeast Wastoinctoti,
Iastntcht,nndcreatelHsceneordisturb.tnce
In that quiet and orderly section of the
city, lie wns arrested by Policeman Mc
Cormlck and will be required to face a
charge of drunk and disorderly lu the
. police court tula morning.
Died From NiUurn Cnuxes.
Deputy Coroner Glazebrook made an
autopsy yesterday afternoon on the re
mains of William Brown, a colored rag
man, fiftj-flve years of age, who died
suddenly witliout medical attention at
his residence in Najlor's alley. He found
Uiat death resulted front nattirai causes.
Bjivid Stewart, an aged negro, who had
been locked up at No. - station on sus
picion of. baring caused Brown's demise,
was thereupon released front custody.
MurM'IouK miIo of clotliinu bejln
toilny at Xew York Clutlilnir lluus),
311 M until xtrect uortliet.
The time given by the. District Commis
sioners for the Introduction of water
meters in all establishments using large
quantities of the Potomac supply wlll'cx-"
plre to-morrow, but It Is not probable that
the order will require any action for com
pulsory obedience.
Those who are affected by the regula
tion seem to be generally satisfied with
the system upon Investigation, and the
Commissioners say they are having them
placed in their establishments as a nutter
of economy.
More titan 100 meters have "been put in
recently, 80 being ordered Inside of 30
days. The District officials nay Hint the
principal objection to the adoption of the.
meter seems to be the first expense, but
that in many cases this Is offset by the
saving that follows the Introduction.
The Metropolitan Railroad Company has
been asked to deposit the sum of $14,
264.60 with the collector or taxes, the
estimated amount thutwillbe chargeable to
the company for the work of changing the
8 stem of water mains to accommodate
tlie underground conduit. The amount
chargeable to the water department Is
SO, 574. GO.
AGAINST KKMOVINO THK CIBCLE.
A delegation of Brookland suUlblsion
rcsldeuts vUItcd he Commissioners yester
day and entered a protest against a pro
jected change In thu location of llahlgren
Circle, as laid off in the street extension
plans.
The proposed change was suggested at
n former conference by Attorney Fulton
and II. B. Goodfcllow, but the delegation
that called jesterday said the proposition
in olved a waste of money and was mtlrely
unnecessary. A petition with one hundred
and thirty signatures backed up the asser
tion. Messrs. V. P. Lelghton, R. Y. Walker.
It. E. Nnteman. George Redhead, S. II.
Lenoir, James HciUiead. W- O. Denntson.
John II- Sch weir and Reuben Cox composed
the committee.
The Investigation by the health office
of tbe typhoid fever causes and extent of
typhoid fever in the District has already
Included nearly four hundred cases, and
will embrace fle hundred cases before
the inspivlion Is ended. Upon completing
tbe compilation. Dr. Woodward will be
able to give the conclusions, and It Is ex
pected the report will show important re
sults. OFFICIAL ORDERS.
Orders issued yeslerdayf
That fire lidrants be erected at the
northwest corner of Thirteenth street and
Wallach place and at the northeast cor
ner of Fourteenth street and Wallach
place.
That a new. Improved hydrant be erected
at the northwest corner or New Jersey
avenue and U street northwest.
That water main assessments be can
celed, on account of decision in Uurgdorf
case, agnlnt lot 14, block 14, Brookland;
lot 1. block 11, Brookland; lot 6, block 1,
University Heights, lot 3. block 14. Brook
land: lots 460. 401, SU, 83 and 84. Kcat
Ing's suodMsion; south 50 feet of lot i,
block 14. ttmokland: stiblot 19, block 8,
Brookland. ami remaining lnstalhtiMits
against lots 22 to 128, square 127.
5
EGG
DAY!
To-day wewill give one dozen freshest and best eggs free to
purchasers of one dollar's worth or over of groceries from this
price list. " .
EVERY ARTICLE A BARGAIN.
-
Askfor the Eggs when you have completed your purchases.
1
Barley, per lb
Pickles, in battles
Potted ham, mall
Loose Lard, lib
Animal Crackers
Nlc-Nacs, per pound.. .. .. ..
Bottled Jamaica. UlDccr
Ladles' KoyalShoe Polish
Large Euaniellne
lllreh's Powdered Lye ,.
Whole Cloves, 1-4 pound
Ground Cloves. 1 4 pound
Ground Allspice, 1-4 pound
Paltpeter. 1-4 pound
Cream Tartar. 1-4 pound
Celery Seed, 1-4 pound
Groiiml Dinner, 1-4 pound
Caraway tieed. 1-4 pouua
Wholo Allspice, 1-4 pound
Hominy Orlti - ..
Coarse liouilnj
Fly Paper. doutile.Shcets
Small Durham Mustard, boxes., ..
Coffee Essence, per box
Toilet hoap. Miller's Cake
Blxby's Kmall Blacking
Mucilage ,
Boneless Codfish i
Eu.imoiiue store Polish
Largo Lump Stanb
Iromhinestovii polish
Star Soap, cake
lkitax hoap, cake .. - .
Blown f-ojp, loug burs
hoaplue, luikuge
I'p.irllne. package
English Pearl Soap; it floats.... ..
Brooks' Crystal Soap
1776 Powder
Bon Ami
Ginger Snaps, per pound
Soda Craikers, per pound
Cream Crackers, per pound
Johnston's 6-oz. YeastPowder .. ..
Rice, large grain, lb..
Dried Beans, lb
J. B. BaklugPowder, 1-4-puundtlus.
Small Lemon Extracts
Small Vanilla
Small Glasscx Mustard
"BeatsAir'StovePollsh.cake .. .. .
Chloride of Lime, email boxM .. .. .
Toilet Suap. fancy cuke
Patent Laundry Wax .. ..
Rising sun Stoc Polish
ttruaU Oil Saidlues. can
Tapioca, loo-u, lb
Large WhoieNutmegs, 0 for
LurgePlulBottifUlue
lull Blue, in boxes, each
Picnic Size Baked Beans
Hunter'sMustard Dressing, large .. ,
Water Lily Soap, large-slro
Pint Bottles Catsup
Celery Salt, bottle ,
Alabaster Starch, package
Itoot Beer, per bottle .. . .. .
. 7e
70
7c
7c
8c
8o
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Home made Egg Noodles, largs.. .. 10c
Kapollo. large 10c
Olives, m glass Jars 10c
Candles. No. 6. per set 10c
Hemp Clothes Line. 100 rest 10c
American Gelatine 10c
Rumford's6-oz Yeast Powder tOo
Large 3 lb. Can Baked It-ana.. 10c
Canned Oysters, per can 10j
Maryland Peaches, perenn 10c
Ell Peitljoan's Food, package 10c
Chloride or I.lnio. large 10c
Baking Powder. 1-4 lb. cans lOo
Rericctor. the best brnss and silver
pollsterkuown, package lOo
RalMns. California : 10o
galslus. Sultanas lOo
aby Brand Condensed Milk. can.. .. lOo
Salmon, tall can.? 12c
Imported Sardines, small, key 12o
Steak Salmon. large flat cans ICo
FlalcunsMackerel.bert 16c
Baltimore Sugar-cured llams. lb.. .. 12c
Bacon Strips... 12c
h'Kicty Wafers 12u
Vanilla Cakes lk'u
Sugar Jumbles.. . .. .. .. 12c
Urtuklast llaiou, Iti lZc
Iloney Jumbles 12o
MHiil Rifle Nuts So
Saltln: Wafers lo
Sugar-cured Shoulders, lb l-2c
Graham Wafers, per pound 12o
Vanilla Wafers. icr pound 12c
Kgg Biitilts.T5CT-.pound Ifie
Winter Green Tandy lzo
Canned Corn Boer, sliced 12c
Rib Roast of Beefsteak 12c
Round Steak 12e
Sack Cnrumial (Squirrel brand) - 150
Plymouth Rock Iboth co'ors) gela
tine 12o
OlUe Oil 12c
Campbell's Beefsteak Catsup, pt.. .. lfio
Cal I'llled Evaporated Plums, lb.. .. 12c
Lantern JarsMustard lBo
Imported Spaghetti, perpackage.. .. lBo
French Pcns.percaa lBo
Best Fresh Eggs, dozen 20c
QuivuA Anderson Jams lBo
latge lxc Bags Ball. Z for Bo
i-o-ip Powder .. .. So
Crllerlou Brand Cal.CannedAprlcou ICc
rat Smoked Bloater, eacl 3c
hcolcb Snuff, per box Bo
Ammonia, largo buttles Be
New Bales So
Large Can Tomatoes, first quality. .. 8e
Canned Corn, per can Sc
canned Peas, per car Sc
string Beans, per can 8c
Lima Beans, per can be
Canned Succotash, per can 8c
Macaroni, perpackage 7c
Potted Tongue, small 7c
2-lb patkagp Be-a Oats .. 7s
Large, fat n,!.kerel, per pound.. .. lOo
Com Starcn, package o
A r buckle Coffee ,....... - .. 22o
Olive Oil (Imported! 25o
nest Malt Vinegar, gallon 2Tc
H.-t White wine Vinegar. gallon.. ..
3 lb. Pails Cottolenei.-. 30e
r string Brooms 28c
1-10 bbl. Electric Liglit Floor 30c
3 lb palls Lard tbest) 30e
1-16 bbl. Royal FnmllyTlour 30o
Golden Drip Sjron 4rie
B lb. Palls Cottolenei. j.. i...f.0c
Ubl 5;4.00
1-1 bbl. Electric Light Flour $1.15
Qua-t size Lea & Perrlns' Bauce,
per bottle 76c
(ItltjEdseSoap (.V. size), each 30
Babbitt's Soap , Be
FrultCrackers (Sultanas), per pound 12c
Ground Pepper. 1-4 pound .. .. 8c
Yellow Mustard Seed. 1-4 pound.. .. gc
Ground Mustard. 1-4 pound.. . gc
Ground Cinnamon. 14 pound 8c
Ground Mace. 1-8 round so
Whole Mace. 1-8 pound fc
Ground Cayenne Pepper, 1-4 pound Pc
Wholo Pepper, 1-1 pound 8c
Fruit Puddlnc, all fluvors 8c
Hirst IPs Sunco So
J . B. Baking PnwiW, 1-2 pound tins Pc
Large Lcruou Extracts 10c
Largo Vanilki lOe
Bottles Catsup 8j
Good Steak 8 and 10c
Rico Flour, pr package So
Ellin Star Ccixlened Milk. can.. .. So
Blxby's Large Blacking bc
Olives, per bottle 8c
Large Mustard Sardines he
t-ago, per package.. .. 8c
FatBac,Xor seaonlng 0 l-2e
Western Mioalder i l-2c
Mixed Candy, per lb...... 10c
ivory iLlennant Iltcd) Starch.,
Diamond Starcn meeds no blae) ,
Tapioca, per package ,
Farina, pound package..
Olno Oil. small
Early June Peas. ....,, ., ,.
Stick Candy, all flavors ,
Red Seal Lye. can.
Largo French Prunes
New York Cream Biftcutt
Lemon lake.
8a
80
8o
8o
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10c
10c
10c,
1UC
UllkLunch Biscuits lOo
Mixed .Nuts. bet 15c
California Evaporated Peaches,. .. 120
California Evaporated Tears.. ' .. 12c
California Evaporated Apples.. ., 12c
New Prunells , 12c
Chalmers Gelatine 10c
Large Siher Prunes j .'. .. .. 12c
California Evaporated Apricots.. .. 12c
Chicory, lb " 10c
Best Cream Cheeoe. lb.. 12c
LanternJars Sirup, pints 1-c
Large Bottles Catsup IBe
Graveley'sllest Tobacco I Do
Raisins, seedlrss 100
Bozot SOgoodoIgara fl"
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140
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160
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White Wine Vinegar, gallon.,
Calir ornla Peachis
Evaporated Cream. can.. .. .. .. ..
Best Buttcrine. lb
J.B. Baking Powder. 1-lb. Una;
BluclIeuMalcbcs.dozeD
Ground Coffee, perib .. .. ..
Smoked Herring, box
ImporlcdSardlnes .large, wlthkey ..
Pret7elettes. lb. (Tom Thumb) .. ;
Sirloin Steak
Witch Hazel, pint bottle
1-32 bbl RoyalFamlly Flour
l-32bbi Electric LtgntFlour
Imported Sardines In tomato sauce,
uer can
EaglcBraudCoudcnscdMIlk
Lobster, tall cans
Webb's Cocoa, per tin .. ......
Cider Vinegar, gallon
Wilbur's CLiK-olate, caks
Porterhouse Steak
Fruit Baking I'oWilir, 1-2 lb. cons.
LeaA l'errin sWorreslershireSauce..
Columbia Soups Julienne. Cocsom
me. Mulligatawny, Chicken. To
matolarge cans, each
Durkee' z4al.nl Dressing. Lottie.. ..
Best Elgin Butter, lb
Dunliar's Barataria. Shrimps, large..
Potat.iChips, per pound
Java Flavored coffee..
Ohio Maple Syrnp. per can
ColbnmV Ccrrr Powder, bottle.. ..
Royal iias'ing Pawner, lib.. -
Cleveland BaklngPowaT.lR)
Mustard, tier inillon..
1 S bbl. Lily Best Patent Flour.
Extra Choice oo'ongTea.. .. .. ,
Extra Choice Gunpowder Tea.. .
Roval Family Flour bbl
1 -4 Mil. Family Flour
1-8 bbl. Royal Family
Jiy Best Patent Hour, bbl
1 a bill. I.ilv Best Patent Flour.
El-eric Lsht Best Family Flour,
Holland Jaa ana Alocna. coiree.. ..
Richardson Jt Bobbins' Potted Tur
key -
Java and Mocha Coffee .... .. ..
1-16 bbl. Lily lidt Patent Flour.. .
French Baking Powder, 1-lb cans.
Tine Gnnpnwder Tea
Spring Leaf Tea
Old Government Java Coffee
Brat Mocha. Coffee .. ..
New Orleans Making .uomsses no
Fine Oolong Tea 3Bo
Iloisesboc Chewing Tobacco, lb.. .. oOc
51b palls Lnnl (best) BOc
Fanry Mixed Ten SGc
Grave1 J ply Chewing Tobacco.. .. tSOc
ihoice Ool ong '1 ea 60o
Choice Gunnowder Tea 80o
1-b bbl. Ei.-ctrlc Llcht Flour too
California Pears lBo
Wilbur's Cocoa, Der tin 20s
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JOHNSTONS, 729-731 7th St
irrsnassssEsosucs
EBsV .i-J2SUfs CT- s.M S
ffi." oVpo ,,1pstTfTir
ss can he faBtt-Mrrm.
Bushels of Bargains
If you've got a house to furnish or a room or an office
now is the time for you to do it. Our REMOVAL SALE
offers the greatest, opportunity that has ever fallen to your
good fortune. If we are to walk into our new building,
when completed, empty-handed every bit of the stock in our
present stores and warehouses must be sold. It's no time
for us to chase the butterfly of profit no time to figure on
costs. Ever' price has been cut to the very marrow. There's
nothing in stock that'll cost j'ou anywhere near what it's
worth. Seasonable or unseasonable it is bargained
There isn't -a housefurnishing house in Washington whose
variety and values are superior to ours. But worth is for
gotten in the courageous task of turning loose a fortune in
FURNITURE CARPETS MATTINGS DRAPERIES
STOVES, BRIC-A-BRAC FANCY LAMPS CROCKERY
WARE PICTURES BEDDING OFFICE FURNITURE
EVERYTHING.
Our old
reliable
Equitable.. CrB.dit System
Pennies will pay
for dollars' worth in our REMOVAL SALE. Don't let your
buying stop with your present needs but look ahead supply
the future's wants while circumstances are holding the prices
down to thebottoni notch. Such a chance as this has never known
precedent. It's not in the realm of probability that its parallel
will ever occur again. It's the one golden opportunity that
comes to everybody. Embrace it.
All the Furniture is reducedl
All the Carpets are reduced!
All the Draperies are reduced!
All the Stoves' are reduced!
AH the Crockeryware is reduced!
All the Fancy Lamps are reducedl
All the Bric-a-brac is reduced!
AH the Bedding is reducedl
AH the Office Furniture is reduced!
Don't wait there are hundreds of eager hands stretched
out to catch these bargains that-are dropping and if you want
the variety to choose from you must come quick!
stands ready
to help you.
Don't hesitate to
ask for our
Costless Credit,
We'll give it to
you cheerfully.
1
HERRMANN
1-923 Seventh St
UOUSE & HERRMANPJ
1 1 636 Massachusetts Ave. I
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