Evening Star Newspaper, December 29, 1873, Page 2

VENING STAR. Beading Matter on “esa Page. | WASHINGTON CITY: MONDAY. December 29, The Texas Election. It is well known tbat the democratic candi- Gates have carried the elestion in Texas by § majority of over forty thousand votes. Various causes are assigned for this, but among them is not the want of a reasonably full vote. The chief is probably the unpopularity of the very expensive administration of Governor Davis, the enortsous public debt created; and the dis- satisfaction of a large part of the republican party with the candidates. Since the election questions have arisen, which seem likely to give trouble. Those questions relate, first to the legality of the election itself, and, second, to the tenure of the offices of the present incumbents. ‘The constitution of 1269, by Congress 30th March, 1 ,) read as follows : * All elections for state,district and county officers shall be held at the county seats of the revert counties, until otherwise neg by law; and the polis shall be opened four days, from eight o’clock a. m. until four o’clock p. m. | of each day.” Under this section two regular elections were | held. Bat insueh large counties as there are in Texas, (some of thom about as large as New which was approved 0, (article 3, section PIBANCIAL AND PP = Saturday wa was mes with con- Je transaction otpe cial note, The feeling i in financlal cirel t after the reopening of Congress | wil bea geaseal tmarevemaet ta prices along | the entire list of securities. Marmets, 2.—Virginia sixes, consoli- | onteas ee Maat Virgil ie bid te day ‘frmerei ow mid- Four ie improved demand, prices Lo quiet mod steady; pric uimees keels Oa Suess; western mixed S18, Hay unchanges. ‘Pro: Ty white, 6 Bis firm, wae yates, bor 18 Balk meats—Shoul- en Co pg Near of discount per . 29, 3:30 D. m.—The rate in open market for threo months" Dilla is 4 Hank rate. The Bank of Ei cent. of % below the #8 bullion gone into the to-day is £99, ral ENT, Office of . Decsmber 29.1 BYRo! R THE Past Twi BovEs — The barometer has risen rapiiiy 2, the northwest, Shere decigedly cold and generally clear fresh to brisk northwesterly winds pr area of low barometer is now central north of t lower lake region, and geersily cloudy weathe with fresm and beisk vorthwesterly to sontherly winds, is reported from the lak» region, New E: land and the mrtdie states. T! tinner below fi eexing from England,) the constitutional provis | several places proved to be very inconvenient. | ‘The last legisiature, (by act of 29th April, 1x7: | after providing that viections shall be held b; precincts, declared “That all the elections in this state shall be held for one day only at each election, and the polis shail be open on that day o'clock a. m. to six o’olock p. m.”” The argument of the republicans is, that while the legislature had the power to change | $f! to westerly wind the places of holding the election, there was no | ¥ and that, although | ile states ap power to shorten the tim- the governor approved the law, and issued his proclamation under it, he is not bound by it, because the law is unconstitutional and void. j The election law provides for the puntshment of repeaters. A Mexican having exercised that ancient privilege, was arrested and committed , for trial. Mr. Ridge Paschal brought the Mex- ican before the supreme court by Ae@leas corpus, upon the assumed ground that the election law | if void, and that therefore there was no elec- tion, and no offence. The case is to be argued to-morrow by eminent counsel upon beth sides; and the decision is looked for with the strong anxiety which presages anarchy and revolution. ' Should the decision be in favor of the election jaw, or the legislature meet in January despite the decision, there yet remains another difficulty ahead. Article 1V, section 4, of the new con- stitution reads as follows “The governor shall hold his office for the term of four years from the lime of his installment, and until bis successor shall be duly qualitted. He shall be at least thirty years of age, a citi- zen of the United States, and sual have beon @ resident and citizen of the state of Texas fur three years immediately preceding his election. He shall be inauguraf-d on the first Thursday after the organizati ae Jegislature, OF a8 800n thereafter as p: Governor Davis was eiccted on 34 December, 1560. He was soon afterwards appointed pro- yisional governor. But the legisiature which assembied in February, 1870, ratitied the consti- tutional amendments, elected Senators, and adjourned without inaugurating the governor. After the action of Congress upon the consti- tution, the governor called the legislature to- gether im April, when he was regularly inaug- urated. The attorney general appointed by the governor has giyen his opinion, that the terms of Governor Davis and the other state officers, will not expire, until the date of his inaugara- tion in April. On the other hand Governor Coke will insist that his term of office will commence on the day of his inauguration, the first Thursday in January. In favor of this view is the fact, that Davis approved the joint resolutions ratifying the constitutional amend ments, commissioned the Senators, and did eundry other acts as governor before he was in augurated. The questions are momentous at this time. —— That locomotive engineers or any other men | have a right toask certain compensation for their services, and, failing to ebtain their de- | mands, have the further right to refuse to work | for leas, isnot disputed; but when they attempt to prevent other and perhaps more needy men {rem working at reduced rates, and when they | try to stop the currents of trade or travel, they | are interfering with the rights of others. This | “Xt interference becomes a serious matter when such deviltry is resorted to as placing obstrac- tions on railroad tracks, misplacing switches, and putting soap in the water tanks, (see our Aispatches to-day,) by which the lives of hu: <lreds of people, who have nothing to do with | | their wages controversy, are endangered. T miscreants guilty of such acts should be prompt- | ly and severely punished. Qf conzyg no one believes that any ai8°“‘ation of Americ::; workingmen wou} be guilty as a body of such murderous deedz, or that the great majority of the striker. have any hand in these atrocious acts OF Sy knowledge of them beforehand; but | the ‘ess conscientious men who are guilty of them attempt them because they believe they will have the countenance and support of their fellows in their efforts to further the cause they bave at heart. Labor associations whose mem- bers are suspected of such deeds should not content themselves with resolutions denouncing them, but should be active in ferreting out the criminals and bringing them topunishment. It is @ duty they owe to themselves. Congress should be careful not to be “penny- | wise and pound-foolish” in its appropriations | for the support of the government. There are, doubtless, some estimates which may be reduced without detriment to the public service, but there are many others where every penny asked for should be granted. For instance, it is stated that the Postmaster (ieneral will ask for a spe- | cial appropriation safficient to enlarge the pres- | | ent postoffice bulding. This shoald be granted- Already the department has been obliged to resort to the practice of renting quarters outside Of the building proper, which lacks sufficient ac- | commodations. The enlargement of the build- | ing would, however, be a mere temporary ex- | pedient, as ina few years it would again be | found too small. Whatthe government needs | is a new post office building, at least twice the sizeof the present structure. The latter can then be turned over to the Interior department which could utilize every foot of space in it, and thus save the payment of a large amount Of rent for outside accommodations yearly. Tae time 1s rapidiy approaching when both of the departments named must have adequate ac- commodations for the transaction of public busi- ness. The Kev. Protessor Sears writes a letter to the Christian Register about the eminent Ger- man theologian, Dr. Tholuck, in which he sa) But the most painful disclosures remain yet to be told. This distinguished and excelient man, in common with the great majority of the evangelical divines in Germany, though he pro- Teases to have serious doubts, and is cautious in avowing the sent , believes that all men and fallen spirits will finally be saved. ‘The Kev. Sears, in his distress over the doc- trine of salvation for ail, reminds one of the good orthodox old lady who complained that the Universalists were preaching that nobody ‘would be damned, but said she, “We hope for ‘Ob | weather will provarl, with light to leg z | oan ss DIRECTORY. in a 7, ‘The polls will v1 closed at “Transfer books will be slaved nh fhetst of Jan + 1874, and opened rally went in the southern states end ov: the Ohl PRorauititits —For the northwost and thence waste d over the a per lake region and southward valley, decidedly cold ‘and partiy cloud fresh northweat south Atlantic id generally erly and wester!, tinned cold ‘a eo A incre ng cloudiness ja pivalley. The winds in these ntiane ugh and gentle, extept on If coast, where a perther fs prot abi + Forthe southern port of the middle «tates, sowth- with partly cloudy w: rirg the day, followed by colder weather to- New Bug bern portion « the lower lake region, ure with fresh and occasionally brisk prod col iy "tO westerly winds and possibly Tight snow in the north - erm portion of these districts. REV. O.H ae per O D. D., will Lectare x. Church on TUESDAY commenciug at 7 feloek. Bubject= Work and lin Worhe® hee BaVE TIME AND MONEY yo PHABRTIOA’ Tet he DAILY HEPUBLE ONLY SLA LINE PER Flesh Say 4 in Four carde at once (before th for thes at PHABETICAL BUBIN: Tout iu the DAILY REPUBLICAN: PUBLIC Tn pa 2 —An Examination of candidat: tions ae teachers and for premotion will “te bela on SATU R jd, svt, at the Franklin Buildin a.m. By erder of the Board of T MABONIO— WA’ INGTON oayTEN. DAY, Japuary at 9 ou oak wate OF TRE aear: Li 1 the Isdies and gentlemen who have graduated from the Washington Bustness College are invited by Mr. and Mra, H.C. ®PENCER to be pre ent st the College Hall on New Yoar’s night at eicht clock. dec2o at ANK, ER! ME NGS BA o SEVENTH STRE a —The third semi- anuual ‘ilvidend of interest to depositors will be payable on and after January 2. 1874, a8 follows: on ordinary deposits. 6 per cent. per annum on al sums left on deposit for one of more fall calendar onthe; on deposits mbject to check fer cent. per annum on the ayers: fe daily of account opened on oF before Bec rest not culled for will Be added tothe’ principal snd bear interest from January 1 Deposits mad Zur before January 27. uae ane. interes: from anmary resident. € EA PRENTISS, cas cee w “EN Zoxverere er are hereby notified taat a DISUOUN CENT. will be allowed on taxes for 4, if paid before January 1, ity ‘ONS falling due January 1, 1874, on any of the District securities, will he re caived in vont. LOUIS CLEPHAN dec2-3t or of * of a for D. ‘o. K HOLDERS RANOE Com. EET. 4% the FIREMES’ ‘3 INSUE PaNY of Washington and Georgetown will be held at their office on MONDAY, January 8th, at Wa. m , for the election of dir directors W. HOWARD, Secret: T5707 F985 uF Tf! ETS Fike CR GOMPANY, Waskineton, Dec. 13, 1873, Policy holders are hereby notified to renew their | fpsurance for the ensuing year. at the Ofice of the Sopeenr, op or before MONDAY, Becember 29th, decls-a* J. beta SOTSLER erent. Ee oF KC RS WASHINGTON Nb pcnoRse NEAILKOAD COMPANY for the election of directors wil} £3 held at a penn of the com- pany, curner of street and Pennsylvania avenae.on WEDNESDAY the — Aa of i y, 8. 3. BI HENBY SUBT, Becretary. ales IAL TAXES. SLATEB & FOBLANSBER Give particular attention to the payment of Special Sewer and Improvement Taxes, to the es and sale of Btoo”-5 and District Securities, > veal brol Also. | Port, Sherry, An busi: and bel fe at itis he Fl ng fam! tl iu Wo. 1443 Peo FINE OLD an FINE O KY, IN OL SKY, FINE OU SKY, FINE OL NEO. KY, INE 0. WARRANTED WARRANTED PURe : AND UNADULTERATED, Ees General and Medicina This yw sold f. : pate up to jar per bottle, or can be had tity 1/ Notice, that we will retarn the money if this bisny does, not give satisfaction or prove as repre- us. Alec k of California Wines atel, Hook and Olaret; — ret hg ieiaed Galawbe and imported Liqaors ARTHUB NATTANS, Arnsatts Corner 24 and ae — northwest. an excellent at declo-tr TAP: > nemo Aetey oe Yer COMPLETE 4 FEW HOURS, At No. a00s SRVENTH STREET, NoRTHWEsT, where specimens can be seen. Conanitation free. (5r"Hor sopa, * ar MILBUBN’S DRUG STORE, 1429 Pennstivanta Avenva, Bovs-tr Above hd eet aed ven Rnawn ey uals & a Dandruff, Fagilhed t2 ‘te color, renders inet sort ‘aad piiad fe ‘Tew the nest Hair Dresser t can How sadit into ane 870% Ife, aeaial Feta to falnil Let house told dation eae her ‘morale al ce: Pace ee Detter things.”” a It is understood that Cabinet officers and ether leading officials, citizens, will dispense with intoxicating drinks in their New Year's hospitalities. —_—___cee-___ Caleb Cushing is admittedly the right man for Madrid, but how are we todo without him at Washington? ——____-- 2e2- —____ Engineer Clues furnishes some interesting OUR FESTIFE SPECIALTIES. FULL DRESS SUIT! OF FINEST MAKE. FULL DRESS SUITS, OF NEWEST STYLES. LL DRESS SUITS, AT 26 PER CENT. DISCOUNT. FULL DRESS SUITS, FOR PARTIES, FULL DRESS SUITS, FOR SOCIABLES, FULL DRESS SUITS, POR WEDDINGS. FULL DRESS SUITS, FOR RECEPTIONS. FULL DRESS SUITS, FOR NEW YEAR'S CALLS. FULL DRESS SUITS, ALL GRAD. FULL DRESS SUITS, AT ALL PRIC. A FULL AND OOMPLETE LINE OF FINE SUITS FOR FULL DRESS OCCASIONS. AT FULLY 25 PER QeNT DISCOUNT FROM REGULAR PRICES. DISCOUNT PER CENT. CALL AND SEE. HABLE BROTHERS, Merchant Tailors and Fine Clothiers, \®@ Per Cent. Discount MALAGA FRUIT Co. Just opening and selling MALAGA GRAPES AT 3: ON ALL CASH SALES TROPICAL FRUITS, and colt at very low prices MALAGA revit co. : 9th street, under Seaton Hall FOR NEW YEARS, at | WARREN CHOATE & Co.'s. VISITING UABDS Sagraved and Printed expoditiousty and in the latest styles. January 1, 1874, LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOR, DIABIES FOR 1574, The Patoot Self Ulening Diary the Basin: Man's ary; ose Pocket Record; Bleak Memoraedum Books; ete, VISITING LISTS, with blank pages for visite made and received, on. | Sagements, weather record, PHYSICIAN'S VISITING LISTS. Blank Books, Staple Stationery, Printing, Binding, Lithogr saphing. WARREN CHOATE & CO., Booksoliers ant Stationers, VEBNON BOW, docté-tr O41 Pa, Avunvs, OonNeR 107TH Sr. 623 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, HAVE RECEIVED SPECIALLY For NEw yvreanS pay ene: AN IMMENSE STOCK OF | PRIZE BEEF |GLOVES! G ! st LOVES! Lai PRIZE BEEF Having purchased from Lewis Myers, of Balti FOR a cuperi fot of caftis of exira quality, fed | pete nthe celebrated Steinbergen Farm, Ohio, the i} beet at which L — commence to offer for on | TO AY, Dec. sar! nd contions till sold, at my Staite, Moe, a0, Laland Laz wot ects GENTLEMEN. - TURNER. | , Trespectfaily invite the dence, corner of 12th and itol h Dio tsonlt bear reat streets Hill, to inspect for themsel decs9 tr Oo Ww Ce 7th and w Str RATES bY THE Great Pennsylvania Route. o rd ory se Oi cite ER Tewe et aseee mtn BwSSOVVOYM ESS TOKSKwesECoSSS SE, Di ects cece nce EESEO SaeNm em PoE owe. SSUSSolSsSSesSsusSSsSossesstsesssss: ee: 21 And correspondingly low rates to all other poiats in the Westy Northwest and Bouthwes t. NOTICE TO _— PUBLIO.—The Geat Penn- Te ABa Hents respectfaily announces that the TwROUGH BATES by this line will at all times he as low as those off red by any other route; while their accemm ions will be maintained at the casual tieb every effort made to please and satisfy the traveling public, #7 Call at our offices before Tickets and secure the boneti. of than the above. TICKET OF FIOES—Northea fret and Pennsylvania avenue; orthes t corner Sth street and Pennayiva’ ve Depot of the | reat Pennsylvania Route, ‘corner G:is and B streets, | Washington, D. ®7 Borenge called for at Hotels and Private Re- sidences and checked throug’ to destination. BAM, T. DsFORD, Jn, 8. Atheastora Agent. F pechegrerond your any later rates corner of 18th ED. 8. YOU Gen, Pass A cnteB a Pant it. 0. RW, ‘M. BOYD, Je It Genoral P ise, + Ponnaylvania R. RB. | Te PHYSICIANS’ VISITING LL FOR 1874, SEVEBAL STYLES, Just received and for le by ROBERT BEALL, } BOOKSS LEB AND SITAT1ONEB, dec29-Stf 495 Pennsylvania avenue. T° SUNDAY SUHOOL TEACHERS. All the aids tothe Biady of the | ass: ° ae Uniform Lessons | it es LASEK Tooke it op B Brod, ao ‘om x ur phys Comment Mec jus. Bush's Notes on commentaries. All thes ‘Saday Bohool P Papers er ca aished at publishers’ rat: QOD AND COAL! WOOD AND GOAL — tock is complete, embracing all sicos, STNUT, and all the bes: we offer at lowest market rat: Goal ‘kept on plank floors and screened before Hickory «Pine Wood,anwed and lit or rin the ticks Oak aud Pine Kiodiinges 1a undies or by the cord 7 STEPHENSON & BROTHER, Ofice 1204 Poanssivanta avonie; Mi Depot, 7th-street 92 35 dec29-tr ANK BU PTOY NOTICE—Thi; that on the 26th day of Decembe warrent in bankru: tate of EDWAR. "Sacrily of the Olty ashington, of said istrict, who has been Siivdace ® ben rae so his own ition; that the payments and delivery of any y det property Delonging to such bankrupt, to him et or bis use, and the trauafer of any a very by him are forbidden by Ia: the creditors of the said bankrupt to Drove Gheirdebis, and cheose ‘one oF more assignees of his be held at a Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden at the Oity Hall, in the City of Washington, before J. SAYLES BROWN, Begi eter. on | Cee StH var oF Janvary,A. D. ist, ath Al NDER SHARP, It U. 8. Marshal of D. © , as Messongor. RTIFIOIAL STONE WORK northwest, between 6th and 7th st no’ fo furnish at ueary hall baturel et kinds of ‘and TERBAG: Steps, copiNG. PLATFORM. BOOB and WI: DOW TRIMMINGS. ant FROSTING © OF BonaRs. manufactured under Peiletier’s patent of Btone, Bd not saperiee to natural king, frost ‘m, Btickney, ¥ £00. TE ats between Pa. Ave. ere sift JOHN WAGNER, Gilder. BAND WELL-SELEOTED STOCK GL Bargains Arntee O08 Peanaiventa arouse avn 8 CES, BANGES, LABGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOUR SOUTH OF PHILADELPHIA. =m. L GREGORY, 63 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB. STABLISHED 1861. wo. BE DVS AND SCOURER, =n M®.- B. VAN BUTH, FASHIONABLE MODISTE. OEAUS mate tit “end 2 cat Wageine TROUS- Gate, elsewhere, in regard to insulated under. ground telegrapby. Burataz’s Ocov ration | Gown. Voz de ame of mee, coeggen mae l, rumored that Gen. ma EMPEROR Wititaw, of German; oan : 7 ¢ con- Htvigence. v0, sith- saree svuiniwest, back of sericultural Department. OSEPH J. MAY'S ™ BIS KID GLOVE DEPOT, VARA ict eae Sraner. 57 Gloves tor rears. Gloves for ceptions and W. a Laan nad ip alleizes and ae ta ees Benties Chatues ane ed without being Garments Cleaned and Dyed without Bhoos, Fars, etc., Cleaned _—— notice, Go" PEaBoDY's, (Wo. 686 Lovwians AvEnva,) s the only house in the city that makes @ speotalty GUNS, FISHING T. 45D SPORTING suge-ts 87SIGN OF BIG GUN. od % 50 don. ON GLOVES. COTTAGE ' MARKET, S15 Fouts NTH Sr. The Lgrierenig of the Mindat orat lh was KET an- nounce that they will have on hand for the alarge supply of met Spates BICE T Stet 100 an P. \BTY COLOR KIDS, inené and two Buttons, sizes 7% t pst: KID GLOVES, ino: Baton deutne ID GLOVES, in ons and two 50 dozen LAVENDER zip two Buttons, sizes 754 to xID GLOVES, tu one and two ven LIGHT and DARK BROWN K GLOVES, fo one Se ee SARE, BROWN KID 100 doven BEYNIER DOGSKIN GLOVES, ‘hich we are selling at the extremely low price of $1.75 per pair. APONS. LOVES, in one and JEESE, DUCKS ‘aud all A ee kinds of i Peaity. WILD TUR PH AGANTS: PARTRIDGES, 1e0N- CANVAS. BAOK DUCKS, and all other's Mek of ae ee T MBATS IN THE CITY, 2 and all kinds of FISH. ovSt ERS” TEEMAPIN BUTTER AND BGG! All kindsof OANNED ee aor — ith the choicest supply of VEGETABLES of li kinds. Plenty of ‘: at superior SAUSAGE 50 dozen OASTOR BEATER GLOVES, i i And two buttons, siaes 7% to 9, eye tiene thas can wily be foun Tne ee _—— RST-CLASS MAREE’ 50 deren OALF, KID, and TILLBURY'’S DRIVING GLOVES, ‘ia nd two Buttons, | ecss de ae g HUNTLEK & CO, ~ Houay woods. CHINESE AND JAPANESE FANCY BOXES, CURIOS: Wonk BOXES, & dec?2-tw NW. BO Pa ag | dees: . Ties and Scarfs. mn 7 1221 © WE AVE JUST OPENED ANOTHER LARGE 1221 SAMUEL LEWIS, STOUK OF | WAITE LAWN TIES AND BOWS RERETEY SRA ATER UM NHITE SILK TIES AND BOWS, OFFERS FOR SALK LACK SILK TL AND Bows. LAVENDER SILK TIES AND BOWS. } A VEEL SAUREND STOUR OF FANCY SILK TIES AND BOWS. | WATCHES, FANCY SILK WINDSOR SOARFS, JEWELRY, PARTY SILK WINDSOR SCAR¥S. SILVER WARE, BLACK SILK WINDSOR SCARF: isa} PLA TED WARE, AT BEDUCED PRICES, PLAIN COLOR WINDSOR SCAR FANCY SILK “TECK” SCAB¥S. SESE: BLAOK SILK “TECK” SCABFS. = 5 PARTY SILK “TECK” soanre. SHILLINGTON, BOOKSELLER, PLAIN COLOR“ TECK” SOARF3, PLAIN COLOR CHANCELLOR SCARFS. PARTY &1LK OHANOELLOR BOARS. BLACK SILK CHANOKL LOR SOARF3. FANOY SILK CHANOELLOB SOARI'S. NEWS AGENT AND STATIONER, Corner 45 Strect and Pennsylvania Ave. HOLIDAY GIFT BOOKS, APPROPBIATE TO ALL AG | CATHOLY 1 Episcora, PRAYER-BOOKS aud BI. }a jarge variety 0 gi Joven. nd TOY BOOKS. | PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, Bosewood and Lea ther WRITING DESKS. Fine Russia and Morocco Lesthsr POCKET. | BOOKS. | GOLD PENS and PENCILS cafeh Vbcloled PAPE Fine PLAYING CARDS Now POCKET RECORDS, fer business men. y are paar, pocket-bovk and memorandam Handkerchiefs. fancy boxes, iatest Our stock of Handkerchiefs is now comp'ete vomprises— { E K % book combi \oktaes S*MMED LINEN HANDKRE Patent, Self-olosing DIARIES for 174, Get the HEM-STITO FED LINEN HAN DKRROHIEFS ao oo piney: BOBDERED LINEN HANDKEB- CHIE: SHILLINGTON'S BOOKSTORE, INITIAL LI HANDESRCHIEFS. decls-tr corner 434 st. and Penns. avenue. omgas. AND FANOE SILK HANDKER M®* SELMA RUPPERT, 614 9th Street, Opposite Patent Office, Calls the aes - the Svar yd her large and it aavortment of FANCY AND WOBSTED Goops, SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS, hy cry Embroidered CUS! NS, SLIPPER CASES, Li@HT SORKENG. SUSPENDERS, OIGAR CASES, and SLIPPERS on Oanvasa, Cloth Ladies’ Gloves. ‘B CALE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO OUR LABGE AND SPLENDID BTOCK OF GLOVES FOR LADIES, abrolueced SND EB APPLIQUE TIDIES, em tara, T! handsomely made ROHIEFS, Caffe and 0: ee “i re aireueae MERINO ES elegance, in y boxes. Expresely suitable for tho NEW YEAB receptions. am prtior in all colors and sizes. declT-tr SENSIBLE PEOPLE BUY THEIR DRY GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS At the Popular One Price Store of BOGAN & WYLIE, 1018 and 1020 7th street northwest. An immense stock ot STAPLE and FANOY GOODS at a great reduction from former prices, SEAMLESS KID GLOVES. BUTTON PARTY-COLORED KID 80 dor. ONE-BUTTON WHITE KID GLOVES. 0 dor. ONE-BUTTON BLACK KIO GLOVES. 100 don. ONE-BUTTON BROWN KID GLOVES, 200 doz, TWO-BUTTON BBOWN KID GLOVES. 100 doz. TWO-BUTTON BLACK KID GLOVES, &@ doz, TWO-BUTTON GREY KID GLOVES. % don. TWO-BUTTON WHITE KID GLOVES. 25 doz. TWO-BUTTON PABTY KID GLOVES. THBREE-BUTTON PARTY KID Pn Staal for Mme. Demorest's sang THRER-BUTTON WHITE KID (CONFECTIONERY THREE-BUTTON BLACK KID FOR THE HOLIDAYS, %@ dcx. THBER-BUTTON BROWN KID — aera POUND CAKE, FRUIT OARE, iced and plain ; sllkinds of FANCY OAKES, mad essly for ibe AY at prices to suit the UT inds. z Box Victoria Kid Gloves. i weil known place 613 cen cet OW oun. We he ceived a new stock of this splensia | NEW GOODS! LOW PRICES! aI ich are ailing af very low prices. We AT hhave them in ail sizes from CHR, RUPPERT’S, N DARK BROWN! we: SBUrToR Lidar Be sas So. 403 SEVENTH STREET, Pichi Gee AND BMBROIDERY STORE. per steamer As Asia, E IDERED step Es ar Canvass, ih ee Wy QUBHIONS, TOWEL. SLIPPER GA8g8, Li Fete Gloves and Gauntlets. OUB STOUK IS COMPLETE IN STOR TWO-BUTTON GLOVES LADIES: AGERE IN1WO BUTTON GLOVES LADIES’ CLOTH TWO-BUTTO. OVES. ADLER BUCK GAUNTLETS. ” at CADISS’ DOGSKIN GAUNTLETS. wind eae HOLIDAY Books. STANDARD WORKS. FANOY GOODS. LEATHER WALLETS and POOKET BOOKS. Ladies’ Handkerchiefs. suvuiiis BOGkh < Gigs Gee, WS INVITE ATTENTION TO OUR LINES PBAYEB BOOKS, &c., &. 1. R. B. MOHUN & CO., HANDEEROHIEFS FOS LADIES. si pons I Ee pdeis ASDERBS IBPS, size 4-8, a at Hoermar PRESENTS. saree jaan ao a I” HOLIDAY GOODS OF ALL KINDS. yor Tde., ee emer EUS HOLIDAY GoOoDs. HOLIDAY GOODS. AILLABs'S CANDIES BC nw “acer ome gLL. street BAnvowes GALLERY OF Fiss ne 1929 Pennsylvania evenne, north side. ant See and sta- apd masic fl ise P@BCRLAIN NGRAVINGS. OHROMOS, and PHO- 8. punta ned Sotseed: Wrw Goods tovived every day. dectt tw re |. H. HEM tects 493 ru a Cc ATHOLIC BOOKSTOR ‘A large and of Cathotic Gold aud Siver Meduiey Rusatics, Statues nen Pic’ iment of fine Parlor Books, jo. 439 vr sravert CROCE Sern Heliday Presents! at MARERITER No, 439 Trw Sreeer, eerwery Day EMBRACING INTINGS—On Porcelain, Ohoic OMS —Popnter Buje ” were, aud Landec. ames. ko, @ few choice Colors end Chrome, motos of ie pew and nove! frames PICTUBE FRAMES Season Ge “ LZ Wane ince.” RN au ne Fjcture Gord ang Nails, &c. execated o ee apectoneed yi 4 f oly or mtry “Picture Frames and Window Bbhadee mate to eSligna ine our stock, and com onto pare « and prices lore porches all ticles war tures, appropriate for Holiday Presents, tor sal ranted as represented. Terms cash. fe prices, at 926 G straety next dour ta the Ui Tnetiture D. A. BROSNAN MaRaRtT son's Heview, Catholic World, Oath vlc No 439 BEYENTE STREET, and Mirror constantly on band at dectT te" FLORIDA OUNCES ATSINS, 3 nde WoW BURCHELL. _ dec 2w BBlooler Robie HU “BOOTS: SHOES!” a TO ALL AND EVERY ONE SiON in mind that our entire stock of BOOTS and SHOES fas to be sold REGARDLEEs OF € count of closing b-sivess. Our stock com; the beet manufactories. Call and exaraine f selves, at JON ANGFAMAN & SOW's, _decl8 2w jae Tth street morthw sat ‘THE NEW HOLIDAY BOOKS! Songs of the Souls. By Dr 8. J. Prime... Son mer Etchings tu Cvlorad: if Hoare wich the im Prose. Avnual f Britta Borsa Paint Pictures by Stanfield. ALL THE OHVICE wu es, 42% SEVENTH STREET, OVERSTOCKED! deel-tr AND MUST BE SOLD! The Greatest Reduction Ever Made! FOR THE NEXT 14 DaYs FOR THE NEXT 15 DAYS FOB THB NEXT 15 DaYs 1 OFFER OVEROCOATS ( OFFER OVKBCOATS 1 OFFER OVEROOATS AT A REDUCTION TA BEDUCTION AT A REDUCTION FROM FIVE TO TEN DOLLARS. FROM FIVE TO TEN DOLLARS. FSOM FIVE TO TEN DOLLARS. 1 OFFER WINTER SUITS 1 OFFER WINTER SUITS LOVFER WINTER SUITS AT A REDUCTION AT A REDUCTION AT A REDUCTION FROM THBEE TO EIGHT DOLLARS. FROM THEEE Tu EIGHT DOLLARS, FROM THREE TO EIGHT DOLLABS. ALL OTHER GOODS IN PROPORTION ALL OTHER GOODS IN PROPORTION. ALL OTHER GOODS LN PROPORTION CALL AT ONCE CALL AT ONC OALL AT ONCE aT STRAUS’, Popular Clothing House, 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, Between loth and lth streets, SF Open daily till 9 cH re AT HEILBRUN’s, sa 08 Tru STREET CLo: jG OUT SALE OF so, WORTH OF GENT’S FINE STITCHED BOOTS, LADIES NOBBY BUTTON GAITERS, WHITE, BED AND BLUE SLIPPERS, BUBBEEBS AND 8OTIOS. “SLIPPERS MADE 10 ORDER.’ PROFIT BY PAST EXPERIENCE, AND VISIT 2099-Im" SILVERBERG’S @BEAT METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STOBE, 4ND MAKE YOUR PURCHASES FOR THE HOLIDAYS BEFORE THE usvaL RUSH COMZ&. Now fs the time when Smortment. end you _—_ what is better a will find an unbroken Persure to get sulted ; and You WILL SAVE MONEY. ‘You will find s 26 and 50 cent TOY DEPABTMENT, A 25 and 60 cent FANOY ARTICLE DEPARTMENT, An unsurpassed DOLLAR DEPARTMENT, A department for the sale of fine TOYS AND FANCY GOODs, And the Basement is packed with ROCKING HOBSES, DOLL CARBIAGES, WAG- ONS, SLEDS, SHOO-FLY HOBSES, KOUK- EES, WHEELBARBOWS, OABTS, &c., Banging in price from 50 cents up to @ COME NOW. B. SILVERBERG, METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE, 319 SEVENTH STRERT, Near Pexnsivanta AVENUE. BUY FOR CASH, an aT REDUCED PRICES. ae OER LAREE PLES o cava, eee STATE ESERE acon, ee Ee A etee corns, ac. OLD AND PRACTICAL MANUFACTORY OF JAMES 8. TOPHAM & CO., Be. 496 SGEVEETH STREET, Adjoining Odd Fellows’ Halt. m., and on Saturday til! 12 | decly-tr HULIDAY SEASON LOW PRICES a aortment © | ¥ GOUDS and FANOY r aneee Les at reduced f Reouy BAXTER, decks tr Sosy ivania ayomwe CURISTMAS L ATES hae arrived fr York MUICE GUUDS. which We propose to well wt EXTKEMBLY LOW RATES POR THE HOLIDAYS NEW RAISINS por Ib. ide. or Sibe. for @1 00 raXoy BRAR DS St aswel roses CURRANTS * Lauter per Th 13 beghirs ae par ib XED. . CHUICE BHELLBARKS several Bar NES, new 16> or Sis. for | SUGARS. } 9 tbs. for | 9 tbe. for 13 for for u tbs. tor | . APPLES | CHOICE VARIETIAS, by the Barre! or Bashet ©. G. JAVA wean 5 w WHITE SANTOS (iii a As alse the Lowor g joe, all at bottom prices TEAS. GUNPOWDER $1.25 to 91. se IMPERIAL < © ele GOLONG 2 cto ges i Sapa cto gl ae JAPA 3 ibs for g1 0@ AM MIXTURES CM DROPS, IMrBRI ALS, B ALMONDS. JUS rrostved direct Troms afecturers th New Yorks end for wah 800 Ibe. or upwaras, ai Proves thet can be obtained ELPHONZO YOUNGS & Co., GROCERS, Masonic Temple, 9th and F treete Act te Opposite 0.8. Pa LAST OF THE SEASON | THE CHANCE MAY NOT OCCUR AGAIN FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY COMMENCING MONDAY, DECEMB! | OUB FINE STOCK OF CARPETS, | i Often CARPERS, | CARPETS, | SHALL POSITIVELY BE 8A CRI FIC T PRICES NEVER KNOWN HERETOFORE, ACTUALLY LOWEK THAN AUCTION KATES. vate Patterns eu iNGhAiNS Li AN | OUB STOOK OF DRY GoOoODs, fe the Inrgest and best ameorted south mom » SDd Prices on every article onderful reductiv a. <4 | THE ARCADE, | WOLFPORD&SHILBERG, 487 SEVENTH STREET, Between D and B. southwest. | aie HEHE SEWING MACHINE, RECOMMENDED TO ALL FEMALES BE THE BEST MEDICAL FACULTY OF TAIa COUNTRY AS THE EASIEST, AND NOTINIURIOUS T0 THE UBALTA OF THE OPERATOR. SEWING MACHINE, EVERY PURCHASER SHOULD BXAMINE THIS PERFECT PIECE OF MACHINERY SOLD ON MONTHLY INSTALLMENTS. AGENCY aT CHAS. BAUN'S HOOP SKIRT AND CORSET FACTORY, HOSIER ABD UNDE WEA ‘The best and lowest price Stock in the City KID GLOVE DEPOT. HOSIERY DEP HUMAN HAI DEPOT. CORSEST made to order of any Biyle, and parti Tit warranted. ©. BAUM, 408 SEVENTH STREET, Luteliigenoer Butlding. ww dect-tr OYSTERS IN EVERY STYLS, Connen Sp anv B Srusere BW.