Evening Star Newspaper, December 14, 1875, Page 4

TUESDAY.......December 11, 1875. Weather Probabilities To-day. OFFICE or CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, ‘WASHINGTON... December 14, 1 For Tennessce and Ohio valley and mtddie Atlantic states, rising barometer, warmer clear weather and westerly winds. For canal region of New Jersey and Virginia, temper- ature remain slighlly above freezing. SS’ LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, &c., To-night. National Theater__Mr. John T. Raymond as “Colonel Setiers. Lincotn Hel! — Theodore Thomas’ grand con- Temperance Temple, ( erary and musical entertainment for the benefit of Rescue Division, No. 6, 8. of T. MeCuuley’s Hall, (209 Pennsylvania ave- nue }—Fair and festival by the North Caro- olina avenue (| M. P.) Mission. St. Joseph's Hell, (corner 5th and Hi s treet. Fair for St. Joseph ® parish school. Condensed Locals. The street lamps will be lighted at 5:05 p. Mm. and extinguished at 7.30 p.m. Grand concert at the Metropolitan M. E. Choreh Th enix See ad. ® The Virginia Midiand train due last eve- ning was del by the breaking of a tender- whee! J. W. Riehare who nm Tuesday lust, and se is improving and is considered out of dander. Columbia Temple of Hovor, adopted resolutions deplori Vice President Wiison,on ac Vices in the cause of temperance. To-day a suit was entered for Farr & Har- baugh against the Washington Fire Insur- anee Company for £1,1=7.50 losses alleged to bave been sustained by them by a fire their saw-miilin Decatur, Ale., which was insured in that compan. Yesterday afternoe turned in from pox No. $12, for the burning of @ quantity of clothing in the butiding at the corner of Virzivia avenue and Sth street fouthwest, occupied by the Sisters of the Sacred Heart. The damage was slight. Am and literary entertainment tox Place last evening in the basement of Car- roll Institute, in aid of the Centennial foan- tain in Fairmount Park, which is to be the Catholic monument to -\merican independ- No. 1 ‘The employes of the Western Union Tele- graph Company in this city held a meeting yestentay to protest against the proposed re- duel f salar nd adoptsl & series of reeo! ill be forwarded to the executive committee in New York. ne class of the Medical department of Georgetow 1 evening the folle Baiti- 4 street at the i Virgin Metro; The axles of the street running gear tnjared bar n&tely no one was Injured. Col. Wm. G. Moore has addressed a letter A. Worth Spates, of Baitimore, fixing ry 12 us the day for the presentation to ihe Washington Light Infantry of the sou- Vvenirs from Uke iad to the committee appointed “ot literary and dramatic asso- Shakspeare Cub, will give a om entertainment at Ford's Op- era House to-night. Ti aud Its friends are amongst the elite of our society, and the Affeir to-night will undoubtedly be select and brilliant. ——e PEASANTS’ CARNIVAL.—The la:lies of the Epipt y church (as will be seen in the al- isement colurmn) are to give on Wednes- 'y ard Thursday evenings, beginning at 7 eclock, at Talmadge hail, F street, between Sth and lth streets northwest, two enter- lainments, which will doubtless prove as enjoyable as thelr fairs, the parties and otber gatherings for the benefit of their chureh have hitherto been. These “carnival evenings,” we understand, are to be in fact social gatherings, at which refresiiments Will be dispensed by young ladies at the sev- eral tables, who will be dressed in the cos- inmes of Japan, Switzerland, Italy, Spain, Germany and France, while the gipsy tribes Will not be unrepresented by these fair dis- peusers of ihe good things provided. We also understand that there Is to be no rafting or resort to any means for procuring contri- butions other than those derived from ad- Mission fee and refreshments furnished, as features we cannot too highly commend. ‘We wish every success for the ladies in this moral enteriainment. —_o——— SALE OF WoRKS oF ART.-We world wall the special attention of such of our read- €rs as have a taste for the beautiful and use- ful in art to the collection of beautiful ob- ‘ts now on view at the auction room of r. Thomas Dowling, (Messrs. Latimer « Cleary’s old stand.) southwest corner F syivania avenue and iith street. The Jection embraces a large assortment of risian bronzes, black marble clocks of the finest French make, elegant statuettes, carv- ei mantel vases in every color of mirbl>, card receivers,and may other rare and beautiful works too numerous to mention in detail. The gems of the collection, however, are the superbly executcd busts of the Four Seasons, by Professor Lalada. The beauti- fulexecution in every detail, and the rare purity of the marblé of these seulptures Tisee hem among the finest works of the ind ever offered at auction in thiseity. The entire collection is to be sold under the ham- mer to-morrow morning and Toursday at ball-pasi 10 o'e lock. Gs WE WOULD REMIND the subscribers of THE Stak that they can greatly aid the route agents in making thelr collections by having the amount due them always ready when they The agents are required to pay cash weekly to THE STARK office for the papers they supply to subscribers, and as they are men of smal! means, they are ob- Niged to collect up close every week or every month, in order to meet their engagements. A little thoughtfulness on the part of sub- seribers tn this matter will help the agents greatly. a ACCIDENT To Mr. Jos. WILLIAMS.—Mr. Jos. Williams, of the firmof Williams & Bartlett, contractors of the North Capitol street sewer, Was serious.y injured yesterday morning while engaged in removing we props and supports of a finished port.on of that work. hile engaged in giving some directions one of the timbers fell and struck him to the briek bottom, rendering him in- seusibie up to last night. This moruing he is reported as b THE CHILDREN’S HosritaL.—The recently elected board of directors of the Children’s Hospital yestertay afternoon elected officers for the ensuing year, as follows :—Samuel V. N president, M. 'W. Gait, vice president: F. B. MeGuire, treasurer, J. G. Saville, sec- retary. The annual report of the attending phvsician for the past year was submitted, ‘and showed that over seventeen hundred Sationte have been treated in the institution uring the twelve months just concluded. ee THE WASHINGTON City DENTAL So- CIETY last evening elected the following ofi- cers for the ensuing year: Dr. J. Curtiss Smith, president; Dr. H. C. Thompson, vice resident; Dr. J. B. Ten Eyck, secretary; r. Samuel Lewis, treasurer, and Dr. W. H. Barrett, librarian. Dr. O. A. Dailey, the es- Sayist for the occasion. real an able paper on “Dental Education and Dental Publica- Hons and Supplies.” THE GREA’ H URATOR., Henry celebrated lecture on “Jobn Wesley and his times,” at Wesley Chapel, 5th and F streets, Thursday even- ing next. This is the brilliant production of & ripe scholar and eloquent man, aod well Worthy the attention of literary people. Re- served seats. withont extra charge, al Choate & Co.'s, 41 Pennsylvani: —— Drvorce.—Recently in the Equity Court, Judge Wylie, a decree was made divorcing James E. F: 4 from the bonds of matri- ™mony with § A. Findley. The ground alleged in the bill was desertion for four years. Mr. E.S Fletcher appeared for com- Jaipant, and Mr. J. M. Y zn: wok les- mony. rrr MARRI Angerona R. Wiliet, Sie W, i, alte ae yne; W. H. idge and Sarab Rosina Brown; Isaac Armstrong and Anna Coates; Jobn H. Brooks aud Mary L. Holland; Strother Harvey and Aun Iverson. TRE OvsTER MARKET.—Tohere arrived last night Andibis morning at 11th street wharf (4 basheis of oysters. The ruling prices wo- day were: Good, small, 2a\0 cents; first quality, small, 40a50 ceats; large, $i: extra, $1.50 per bushel. Searcy: THE ATTENTION Of our readers !s called to the acvertise:sent of the sale of pews in the New Ascension Church, coruer of Massa- chusetts avenue and 12th street, oa the 15th inst, at 7 o'clock p. m. eee TON is caliet to the elosing sale of aneous books, which takes place at tne selesroom: of Nuncauson Bros, Gers, southenst corner 9th a evecing, cwomencing at to was shot twice by sof Boston. if that day | EVENING STAR. | | | miab Wilson and H. H. Weil | | nately. The clerk and his deputy are a | | | alarm of fire was | nose. | THE SNYDER RELEASE CASE. Proceedings in the Crimiual rt Yesterday, in the Criminal Court, Jnige MacArthur, the case of Joho Green, of Bal- t more, chai with “false acknowleige- ment of bail.” was continued after our rt closed— District Attorney We! Hoa, Jere jr., for the government, Mr. W. A. Cook for the de- fendaut. Mr. Cook continued his argument against the admission of the recognizance in evi- dence. He claimed that the act was not that of the Police Court, but as a matter of fact, It Was transacted ona private note addressed by_Chas. G. Fisher. rhe Court remarked that the law in this District managing police courts was a little Joose, and the terms “Judge” and “Court” were sometimes used a little indiscrimi- pointed to keep such records as required of all court matters, and this was usually done 2 9th street.)—Lit- | in presence of the judge, but he thonght this matter of no consequence. Deputy Marshal E. C. Eckloff, of the Po. lice Court, was next called, and fot respond- ing @ messenger was sent for him. as. A. McDevitt was next called, bat was not in court or at bis office. The court adjourned tll 10 o'clock tuis morning. Second Day. The trial «as resumed tuis moral: wd Mr. David Edes was the first witness caliet Mr. Edes ts @ tall young man, with a c tenance as unlike Green’ ss testified that he resided { had considerable property in Georgeto probably $56,000 or $60,000 worth. did r never went on his ( privy to the giving of sa heard first of ilie release at Winchester, on the 2d of August from a mo! aper—the Chronicle or Repl Witn 3 ad thep been absent from W. SIX oF Seven Weeks. net that he was released by order of Court. He was brougat to the cDevitt, (and thinks Miller,) one of three officers nes were bere. Snyder is a sbort man, not 5 feet in eight; well built, with black hair, fair com- plexion, dark eyes, dark mustache, but not heavy. A lady, whom Snyder said was his . came to see him about twice a week. was a Jewess in appearance, oC medium ht and build, dark balr andeyes, Roman She was there last the day Snyder was released. Spyder was that day dressed in a dark or black business suit. Witness produced the commitment and the discharge. MARSHAL ECKLOFF’S TESTIMONY. E. C. Be marshal of the Police Court, | SwWorn.— Witness committed Snyder to jail | { | for the ensuing year . Brandebary, pre- | . Morgs » president; James retary; Win. P. C. Hazen, noon & t for a further bearing; never saw him again until after he (S.) had given bail; previously he bad been ordered by the clerk to release him; as Spyder was going out the remark was made, “That is a good bond—Edes;” there were several parties preseat, among them Mr. Leighton, and Mr. L. made tne remark; several parties were in the room, but don't think any were about Leighton’s desk; recollects Mr. Evans and Mr. Barton being there, but don't recollect Fisher being witness knew of @ note having been received from the District Attorney's office: Witness was busy with his books at the time; did not hear anything said by Leigtton or in | iis hearing about releasing Snyder, except | the order to bring the man out. :—The clerk was absent, and so was the judge; the deputy clerk, | (Leigbton,) Mr. rton, (messenger,) and | Witness were the only officials of the court resent; Judge Snell was at that time absent rom the city, and Judge Mills was holding court, but this was done after the business of the day was over; the order from Leighton to bring Snyder out was verbal; witness ide out the release, and he identified the me. Re-direct:—It was in the neighborhood of 2 o’clock; witness explained his absence yes- lerday by saying that he had never been summoned until this morning, and when sent for yesterday he was at the court, and the ballif! went to police headquarters for him. GREEN IDENTIFIED AS THE BO: EDES. Henwy Berton (messenger in the Police Court) eworn:—Kecollects the day Snyder was discharged. This man Green went into the court-room by the upper door with Evans, aud witness was at the lower door; heard the man give the name of Edes and say his property was in Georgetown; thinks the man was Sworn, and heard the usual questions put to him as to the vaine of his property; thinks he safd {t was worth <12,000, That is the man (pointing to Green) who personated Edes. He was neatly but not dressed then; his moustache blacker ou 1 darker than now. Next saw Green in Baltimore, in hisshop. Witness went in and asked for a shampoo, and while it was being doue witness misled him by saying he was a cattle drover from the wesi. Saw nim again in U.S. Commissioner Rogers’ office, in Baltimore; knows the prisouer by a scar on bts neck, whieh witness noticed at the Police Court. Witness was asked to point it out, ard after examining the left jawbone he said. “There is the scar, but the whiskers cover it.” Cross-examined :— Messrs. Sargent and McElfresh got witness to go to Baltimor the court, when the bail was given, had d Green entered by the door near the marsbai’s desk, about 1s feet from where he (Witness) was; Mr. Evans, he thinks, asked the preliminary questions first; “saw the scar as plainly asIsee your giasses.” Col. Cook, (nolding bis glasses near the neck of Green.)—-Do you see it now?” Wit- ©. Sir; but if there was ro beard there I eould.” Evans stood between the marsbal and the clerk at the time. Is snre that the mustache and hair of Green were ‘kK. and that he had no whiskers. Lacey came in about the time they went oat. Wit- ness, when in Green's shop, did not see the sear: could not get a sight at it. The reason he observed Green 50 SF Was because Evans had brought “Lum” Fearson to go bail for Curran, and he (f.) turned out to be Straw bail, and he did not wish to see Evans get into @ position where he would be cen- snred. Witness is as certain that Green is the party @s that the counsel is William A. Cook; never saw but two other faces like Green’s—one that of a colonel ef artillery, and the other that of a German professor of languages. Witness wears glasses for read. ins. Judge Snell was the judge of the court; thinks that Jadge Mills heid the court that day, but at this time the court had adjourned. WHAT LACEY KNOWS ABOUT IT. Henry Lacey vestified that he was in the Police Court oa the 20th of August; while there endeavoring to secure the release of parties in jail saw a gentleman come in and enter into recognizance in $3,000; and subse- quently saw aman said tobe Snyder enter recognizance. First saw the bailor on the steps with Mr. Evans; saw Leighton present @ bible to the party and heard the name Edes called. Saw the man in Baltimore after- wards; thinks that is the man (pointing at Green). Messrs. Eckloff, Leighton, ani thinks Mr. Rhodes were present at the time, Mr. Evans was in the room and Judge Mills had just comeout. Cross-examined:—The man is changed Somewhat since witness saw lim at tne Police Court—his hair being now lighter and whiskers fuller, aud the mark now is coy- ered. Witness saw Green but three or four minutes at the Police Court. Witness wentto Baltimore with Detectives Sargent and McElfresh to see the man and identify bim; first saw him on the street with two gentlemen. Wituess liad been requested by the officers to state who were present at the time and he gavethe name of Jas. Leonard. Kedirect:—Witness saw the mark on the side of the lower jaw bone or neck at the Police Court, and saw it again in Baltimore at the examination before Commissioner Rogers. CUMULATIVE EVIDENCE. George W. Eddy Slater:— Witness was em - ployed in Mr. Evans’ office iu August last; saw Green twice before, in Evans’ office, two or three days before he went bail. Mrs. Spy- der and Mr. Fisher. assistant attoraey, came in just after him. They were there but a little while. Witness had been frequently sent to the jail by Mrs. Snyder with things for Sny- der. They asked on the Orst day for Pyans, and he (witness) went out and told them, bat he did not come, saying that be did not want tosee him. The second time Fisher engaged in conversation with Green, while Mrs. Mil ler went to the. Ver brcoeer nen husband. Fisher and Green ed together, and Fisher went out, but returned, and F. asked where the oe rty was, and he (G.) said it was on i! street, and was worth $5,000 or $25,000. When Evans came in Mrs. Miller said, “Here is a man who will go my husband's ball,” and Evans said th: it they would have and Where he lived at that the property was in GREEN LOOKS LIKE THE MAN. Jomes Lemard testified that of the release with a man ‘Did not hear Green say the time; he told Fisher Georgetown to go bail for Je Evans way with a man ite 3 bail. Theman was @ jarge stout man, bi: mustache and dark bair; can’t say that Green is the man but he looks like bin; went to, ail shortly after the Sa Was comm! \cked him out. man at the Police Court had mustache but no hal no doubt bat thit the prisouer was the man. On cross-examination witness said whe. | be taw the man in Baltimore the mastach? | was fading, not so blick as Whonhe saw Bim before, nor not so light as now At this point @ recess was tak 'n. GREEN AT THE DEPOT IN BALTIMORE. Detective Albert Gault, of Baltimore, tes- Uifed that he has Known Green for four rs or more; knows Miller or Snyder, also Mrs. Miller. Saw Mrs. Miller on the 9th of August last and called Detective Hall's at- tention to her. They followed her to the Ca vert street depot and saw her buy her licket and speak to Green, who was on the platform. vitness called the gage-mas- ter’s attention to Green, and asked him to watch bim. As the train was about to move Green goton the train and they took seats to- gether. Witaness went as far as Union depot; oe Green between 5 aud 6 o'clock the same ay. Cross-examined:—Snyder gave the name of Miller in Baltimore when arrested for the lace robbery; the baggage-master was Cuas. es. Detective T. B. Hall testified, corroborating Detective Gault. The case was still in progress when our re- port closed. PLACES OF AMUSEMENT.—Netional Theater. Jobn S. Raymond attracted a | audience last evening, as he always does, and bis entertaining’ portraiture of the renowned “Colonel Sellers” was greeted with peals of laughter and —. ‘The Congressional hits seemed to especially relished. Miss Marie Gordon (Mrs. Raymond) male a very favorable impression as ** Laura Hawkins, in which role she has won no little fame. Mr. George Denham as “Uncle Daniel” was excellent as usual. The remainder of the support,was fair. Mr. Raymond will doubt- less draw good houses nightly. Lincoln Halt—The celebrated Thomas or chestra will give their first concert this even- ng. The programme contains some of the best selections of the great authors, which rendered tn the excellent manner character- istic fof this company, will prove a most atiractive entertainment. Marie Antoinette Sterling, who has a very high reputation as a vocalist, will lend an additional charm to the performance. Tickets can be secured at Metzerott’s music store. Theater Comique—A very attractive bill is offered this week, and the lovers of light amusement will be os gad by going to see the ice Witch’” which is placed upon the stage at a great expense, And inclules the “ March of the Amazons,” the associated managers’ ballet troupe, etc. This cozy the- ater is crowded night! N THREE Divorce CASEs.—To-day, in the Equity Court, Jndge Wylie made a decree divorcing Luvalia J. Hunt from the bonds of matrimony with Samuel S. Hunt, giving her the custody of the children andawardiong alimony. The petition In this case set forth that they were married in February, 1si6, by Rey. Mr. Meador, and in July, 1s7!, he e- serted her and has lived tn adultery withone Lizzie Snow. Mr. A. K. Browne appeared for complainant, and Mr. Cruikshank took the test Wale Judge Wylie also made a decree to-day di- voreing Annie Harper from the boads of matrimony with Joseph Harper, (who were married in Baltimore in 185.) on the ground of deserting her in Ist. Mr. Barrett ap peared for plaintiff, and Mr. Cruikshank look the testimony. A divoree was also made in the case of Jerry Dorman against Emily F. Dorman, (who were married in New York,) on the ground of desertion. Mrs. Lockwoot fer complainant, and Mr. Murray took the tes- timony. Commissioner Ingrsoil’s office. Witness | | | -—— INSTALLATION OF A PASTOR.—Last night at the North Presbyterian church, N street, between 3th and 10th, the installation of Rev. Charles B. Ramsdell as the pastor of that church took place. The services opened by the choir singing an anthem; Rev. Davi Wills, the moderator, read a selection of scripture, and Rev. B. F. Bittinger lead in prayer. The choir sang, “All hail the power of Jesus’ name.” Rev. Mitchell preached the installation sermon, and the candidate Was ordained by the ceremony of laying on bands by the presbytery. The charge was given to the ordained pastor by Rey. Dr. Nobile, and Rey. Dr. Bittinger delivered the cbarge to the people, and the congregation were dismissed, Rev. Charlies B. Ramsdell pronouncing the benediction. —~o-—— WASHINGTON, Dec. 14th, 157 Mr. Edtitor:—In justice to myself, please al- low me space in your valuable columns to makeastatement in regard to yesterday's guotations of oysters. I bought from Mr. W. W. Leishear, the special agent of the Oyst Association, one hundred and five bushe: of small oysters, for which I paid him fift cents per bushel, and six bushels of large oysters, for whi id one doliar and fifty cénts per bushel. By inserting the above you will greatly oblige, Jas. Boren, . Oyster dealer, 11th-street wharf. soph ol Batre THE GRAND iJctRY today dismissed the cases against Wm. Stewart for larceny and Eugene Van Riswick, charged with obtain- ing goods by false pretences; also, found in- dictments against Owen Taylor for mayhem in permanently injuring the lett hand of Hugh W. Gunnell, Benjamin B. Halleck for embezzlement and receiving embezzled ard Stolen goods; Landon Lee, assayit with in- tent to kill James Smith. ————____ GEORGETOWN. BST SPEED YET.—The steam canal boat Ludlow Patton, plying on the Chesapeake and Ohio canal ‘tween Cumberland and Georgetown, carrying about 10s tons of coal, left Ray’s docks at Georgetown, on her return trip, at half-past three o'clock on Satunlay afternoon, and was under the shute at Cum- berland yesterday at noon, taking in her down load. Her trip upwards, of 11 miles, With 75 locks on the way, was thus made Within ti hours. It is belleved she can roake the round trip, delivering her cargo in Georgetown, within five days. MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE.—There were no offerings on ‘change this morning. RIVER AND CANAL.—Steamer J. Gibson, Capt. Tull, with merchandise to District merchandise, consigned to New York Steam- ship Company. Schooner Mary Ann. with 2.200 bushels of wheat, and schooner Kitty Ann with 9,900 bushels of wheat consigned to Hartley « Bro; also, schooner Royal Arch, with merchandise to District mer- chants, consigned to same firm; boat Capt. L.H. Kuhn, with 128 barrels flour, 40 tons sumac, 2 tons mill feed and 600 hoops, and boat D. M Koa el bes 73) barrels cement, and 8 tons & J. M. Waters. G, G. CORNWELL & SONS, Fine Grocers, ARE OFFERING TO-DAY ENGLISH PLUM PUDDING, in 1, 2,3,and 4-pound cans, ready cooked for ai use. NCE 20-pound NEW YORK HUCKWHEAT MAPLE SYRUP. a0 auart 5 NEW wigs: Tat bottles 4c. per dozen. READING NOTICES. TRE CrRowN PERFUMES are distilled from natural flowers. Fifty distinct odors to se- lect from. Ask for the new odors, Crown Bouquet, Wild Flowers of India, &c. ——_o—___ A FULL LINE of the Crown Tooth Brushes, Hair Brushes and Cembs, by W. 8. Tacmp- son, druggist 15th street. CITY ITEMS. NoTHING NEW UNDER THE SuN.—But Stimulating Liniment cures Neuralgia. 4; ——_—_o____ CHARLES HEIDSIECK Sillery. Extry Dry, and Grand Vin Medaiille C: o For ‘nampagne. sale by Hall & Hume. 12,3, First-Class Scouring and ‘eing. A. Fischer enlarged nis catablenanit by removing to his new building, 906 G street, 3 doors west of 9th street, just a few st from his former place on 9th street, where is ready to do any work in his line in his su- rior manner. Kid Gloves and Shoes, orape Veils cleaned at a very short notice. Ladies’ Dresses cleaned without taken apart and spots removed without cleaning the whole garment. Gent's Clothes cleaning and dyeing a specialty. 11,27-tr ae ian THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, cornerof New York avenue and t5th street, pays 5 pe cent. annum on deposits foreach calendar month. Panking hours, 9 to @ Se? tof and 6 to &. 2103, 141 Remoyval—Corns, ac after December ist, Dr. White, hiropodist, will occupy the ey eligibia ari 8 of the new brick building, 1c psylvania avenue, opposite Willard’s Hotel, where be will continue the snecessful treatment_of Corns, ms, Chilblains, Vascular Excrescences, Club and Togrowing Nails, &e. ——__»—____ FRECKLEsremovet by Nature’a Beant! fier B On an stood, Is included all that men have Thought, dreamed, done, and Been * * nd * And the essence of all science Lies inthe Philosophy of CLOTHES.” ORDER DEPARTMENT, (SECOND FLOOR.) A FINE SELECTION OF WEST OF ENGLAND AND FRENCH BROAD CLOTHS, FINE BLACK CORI S AND DOESEINS, WEES gn ous; AND AMERICAN FAN- FINE WOBSTED COATINGS, SLITIN and VESTINGS. ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY FIBST-CLASS WOBK. PROMISES KEPT. HOUSE ROBES READY-MADE OR TO ORDER, AT RETAIL, For about the Usual Wholesale Prices. READY-MADE DEPARTMENT, (FIRST FLOOR.) ROUGH OVERCOATS” in great yariety. ULSTEB OVERCOATS of Vicuua, Lambskin, Calf-hafr, tc. WORSTED OVERCOATS of good styles and qualities. TALMAS cr WING OVERCOATS of varions materials. SUBTOUTS or FROCK OVERCOATS of fashionable materials. A FASHIONABLE BROWN OVERCOAT for $19.8 net FINE WOBSTED COATS . with Vests to match, in varions figures and patterns. HANDSOME PANTALOONS From $7.80to 912, RELIABLE BUSINESS SULTS From $14.40 net upward. DRESS SUITS FOR BV ING AND MOESING. BOYS AND YOUTHS’ SUITS AND OVERCOATS, RELIABLE UNDERWEAR oF MERINO, LAMBS WOOL, FLANNEL and CAN- TON FLANNEL, from £0 cts, to 92. KID GLOVES. SKIN GLOVAS of every ort. ONE PRICE ONLY. INSPECTION INVITED. ‘ GEORGE C. HENNING, dec?-tr 410 SEVENTH 8° REST SWEET CIDER. SWEET CIDER. 200 BARRELS SWEET CIDES, rn New York, and London connt; ginia, in store to for sale st Who! le rates, by > SAWL C. PALMER, Depot57 Greene st., Georgetown, D.O, N. B-SAMPLES SENT ON APPLICA- 210N. APPLES. novi-tr * yew yous GipER "R STOCK oLives, : QUE sto RaIsins.“™ TOP F ) PARLOR GRATES naled P Comprised nee sha Hick destas Ween ae or , H ‘Low down, half low down, ana vesid Parlor PEAS, flue and extra fae, toe oe soapstone or Sau GAS LOGS, tor use with Nickel Grates, >> fet t} ANDIBONS, BLOWEB 8TANBS, And FIBE SETS, #: Pare: yhehve at lees than the manofacturers’ New sappi one NDEES of all description made to MUS?) i “Good ” BASE BURNER, ANC _W7 HOUSE PLUMBING, in all its details. i HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON, H NO a come Y a nov20-tr 317 9h street northw 1 G[BARD OPENING —10 cases of Winter Heh Sera ante sr pee eT hich must be ‘want ssbegse foe the uapeoe one Tevae nee ee Barton ‘Galter, Pac gh thes “Wernee constentio siding Ee oan nesok, both of Cone : Feist ° Sepel nees keer enon, Siaent vars os alters, 92. — Rip Boows, pe guarantee en gold by us to give satis. | S30C%- ar dW. SELBY. 1914-1916 Pa. ave, ce eriace aap? Rs tishaetchcet | LOWERS ENAMELED IR WAL, @, G. CORNWELL & FINE GROCERS, 1415 Pennsylvania avenve, ‘Opp. Willard’s Hotel, from norther ow eal y any, of Eyat Gratee, with Tull Irow backas settings. ork retail 1 i | | | | GEORGETOWN ADVER’M’TS, ) BNED FO THE HOLIDAY With s choice assortment of House Furnishing aud Fancy Goods. Decorated and White French Ine, and Eograved Glas Ware, Gpelery are. rench Ont pe a - & fine tof To ‘ancy Goods. Wagine, Veloctpedes, Sbo0-Fi}a, Sleixts, At the New House. Furnishing Store ot ee VALIANT & OGDEN, 47 High street, Georgetown, D Beantiful Silk Handkerchiefs for Ladies. Handkerchiefs in beantifnl fancy boxes.for Ladies. Shawls, Umbretles. Black Silks, Gloves, Scarfs ad Sek Tie, Fancy Boxes, Perfumery and Fancy ticles Biankets, and many other useful articles suitable for Holiday Presents, at dec8-tr Cas ON H. GETTIN 101 BRIDGE STREET, For DRY GOODS, OABPETS and FURS, MILLINEBY 8 speci: novl7-3m + KORGETO WN SAVINGS BANK, D. ©, G SPHlouoTanEt . Bank hours, 9 a.m. to 4p m., an¢ on Saturdays (to receive deposits) until ¥ Interest paid cn its. General Banking Bosiness done, and col- ‘on all accessible points. Discount H NHORM, President. 103 Bridge street. ENJAMIN MILLER. da} POLKL be le: mr, Osebier Z H. Polkinhorn, | Thos Dowling, | J.T. Mitehen, Henry Dic Boon. | B. L. Cropley, Fred. W. Jones, Biley A K.D. Hartley, | Thonias Knowle may}! W ATLEY'S STEA. DYKING AND CLEANING BSTAL- SHMENT, 49 JeLersom tt, Geovactown, UD. 6. Established, 1891. Premium awarded, i887. Ba- Inrged and improved, 1374. Ladies ond Gentlemen's earin, parel of every descripiion, Incindii Velvete; Crepe Veils and Trimmings, Rid Glores &c., &c., nicely cleaned or dyed; also, Curtains and ot 8s New Goods, Carpets and te cleaned di the Summer months, oe Send us your address 3 we will call for and re- turn work st any place in the District free of extra charge. Work received and retarned by mail or ex- press from snd to any piace inthe country. apdl-tr DRY Goops. L°e* AT THtIs, We hevo tak: Manufacturer. he apency of a New York Shirt can sell a finished WHITE LINEN BOSOM SHIRT, except laundr) ing. at $1 80 each, six ina box, three Patterhs, warranted in every respect equal to any partly made Shirt now sold at the same price, Pivase examine them before purchasing elvewherer Aleg, DRESS GOODS, CASSIMERES, BLAN © ow KETS ry kind of DRY GOODS at lowest auction prices. * GEO, J. JOHNSON & CO, eoly 711 MARKET SPACE W NDERFUL BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS. CARTERS, 707 MARKET spar et rode. nage, 25 aortment of Pain Dress Goods, Camel's Hair, 38. French Cashmere, all wool, in Seal Brown, very Cheap. Large assortment Black Dress Goods. All wool Black Cashmer, 50; worth 75 Extremely gFine Risck Alpaca, 37; and Pore Mohair, $0; worth 75. Black Bilks, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2.00. Good Double Blankets, $3 Ove yard and @ half wide Black W ‘Two yards a S Good Canton Flannel, 8. Brosha Shawls vers cheap. Black Merino Shawls cheap. proof, 75, ‘Very best Oalico, 6; and very best Cotton, yard wide, 10. 1p remnants, 4 yards and 5 yards NO GOODS SU) OREDIT. decd-tr [PO# THE GREATEST BARGAINS In all kinds of DRY Visit E’s POPULAR ONE PRICE STORE, No. 1014 7th street northwest BP Agercy for De t's Keliable Patterns, Woe, BIRD WYLIE, o Bogan & Wylie NEW GOODs AT REDUCED PRICES decs tf ‘Owing to the nuprecedented dnilness In commer- cial circles in New Vork city. we have been enat led oor some RARB PASGAINS in FOREL and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, which we offer at a elight advance on the criginal cost. Stylish Saow flake and Knickerbocker Saitings, beantiul Plaids, in all qualities, Plain Dress Godda, from 25 cents to $2.50 Black Alpacas and Mobatrs, 25 cents to ard; Black Silke, (including 4 ninet and Cote & DeCote celebrated makes,) $1 $48 per yard. Seal Brown Silk.a’ $1.00 per yard, Worth @2; Biack Cashmeres, original French dye. very cheap: Beaver Qloth for ladies sacqaos at te duced prices; Androscogein (vard wide) Bleached Cotton, 10 cents; SK Faced Velvet, 92 to $6 per yard, inch All Silk Velvet, Si2 per yard. ia greaily reduced price:) Tarke Red Table Damask. cents aud up; 3 button Paria Kills. in all colors, 1.38; @ most ‘complete line of Ladies’ and Gents nderwear, of the very best makes and styles, direct from the manufacturers, at wholesale prices; Wool Jen Blankets. from $3 to 925 per pair: Hedsprea: s, 2 to 92; Boulevard Skirts, @! and upwards ints. 53¢ cents and up; Hose from 10 cents to 36 per pair. We effer the above-mentioned Goods, with a complete assortment of other Fancy. and De mestic Dry Goods, at equally low ero firet class, and mark and examine novld-tr 939 Penna av., het. QPEN THIS DAY i T yal AD & CO. 9th and 0th «ts. FROM AUCTION, NEW DRESS GOODS, INCLUDING BLACK SILKS, CASHMERES, ALPACAS, CHOICE PLAIDS, IN CAMELS HAIR; NAVY BLUE, BROWNS AND LONDON 8MOKB FROM AUCTION AT GREAT REVUCTION. PRINTS, WOOLENS AND COTTONS at great discount from usual prices. Pn PAIBS WOOL BLANKETS at positive bar- “. HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR for Gents and Children purchased f sold at Auction Prices. J. CG, WISWALL & CO., 310 SEVENTH STREST, Dovis-tr Near Pennsylvanis avence. Laiies, from Auction and from 20 cents th $2.5) per yard: | HOLIDAY GOODS, HOLIDAY GooDs. BE ATTASTION OF THE PCBLIO IS YYM. BALLANFIN CALLED TO OUR FRESH STOCK OF | atfomid gall attention to the largest and most eon j HOLIDAY Goops {then been bls privilege to otter to the public, con- rE Herrated and Bound PRESENTA- sisting aa Ey 4 ANDARD WORKS, to Prose ang Posiry wt #4 half-calt CHRISTMAS NOVELTIES, opened THIS MORNIN bew importation: from b- aise ‘the latest Nowcrauses, in oaF | Deol Goods i found in the New York market, among them © sedings. would direct special notice w the “ad FAMILY ard IBLE, PRAYER ] jOOKS and BY MN. ih CaseR, Pers Chote | ‘The largest and most took ol JUVENILE DECORATED CANPLES | we 4 TOY BOOKS etait, in all colors, fluminated tm oil with delicate Flow- | Work Be Conse, say Iavecning ke, Gold T ers, Ferus acd Autumn Li o a Chromos, Mottoss, Games, a eaves Sietioner), Pocket Cases, Obe WILLOW WARE, wroneht inte FLOWER STANDS, TAR AMENTS. CARD REORIVE PIN CUSHIONS. Pa FILLE DE MADAM FROM IMPORTERS AUCTION Which will be sold a: GREAT PARGAINS WO doven Ladige, Gents and Chil Hemmast Hematitched, Bu broi tered a 4 Ie i skiremets, . * Gros Grain Sik, $1 0e yard mere in tie city BRONZES AND OXYDIZED SILVER, Jn CANDLE STICKS, INKST ReCRETS) THRBMOMETEKS re. aod nee RUSSIA LEATHER AND VIENNA Goons, Fours. nding PO S, PORTEM ON MEMOBANDUM tt TABLETS, BLE and SCISSOR CASE, CARD CASES LARIES. tables are crowded with the» at SUMPTUOUS BOOKS publishing hoases, and fatucts Authors, Poets and ar ENGRAVINGS AND CRAYON SHKETC - PANEL CHC isthe th desiga and exguimite t orig “peEVvERU * OUR JUVENILE DEPARTMENT 1909 Pron. ave. wart is well stocked with the latest BOOKS of T. LAGE S1OCK DRESS Goovps, and UVES TURE: ‘by' Sos, and 1-5 } AND CARPETS THAT MUST &E SOLD STORIES at r ME EXTRA INDUCEMENTS TH are added GAMES in great variety . am BXTEA JUDOCENENTS 18 moet popular and latest Park “ELECTION AND BASTIL: MOHUN BROS., Con. Dita SrkERt avy Pa. s ey | Bi CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. PIANO STOOLS, PIANO COVERS, Of great variety and colors BOXES, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS OF oll descriptions ILIDAY GOODS 0 ck Sitks for Chr 8 decl3 St ‘ aoe Stock very ch: marked MUSICAL P. to joare Shawls cheap AN. 704 Market Spac MUSIC At the Warcrooms of DIAMONDS. WATCURS, wan Fe JEWELRY, si “aw t W. G. METZEROTT « CO., BEE FANOY GOOTE Sole Agents of Steinway's Pianos and Mason & | CLOCKS. 1 ZEs OPERA QL Hamiin’s Cabinet Organs. aec8-6t COMBS. Fs Pock . ' FLOk thay ANoUNCEMENT. UTD LATED WARES he hom “ ‘ POBTED DIRECT a ODS and ker | SKIDAL AND HOLIDAY PRESENTS 2 now a2 onour te SeRCiALT pe everything usually found in a first MOHUN BHOTHERS, ¥.. Cor. lth stroe For the Holida M. W. GALS, & « ©o. ELE Holiday Goods. dectr A LARGE AND ELEGANT STOCK OF Larce ard eclect assortment of EMEROIDERED = <= SLIPPERS, SLIPPER Cass. CUSHIONS, bi DE CHAMBI TOWEL BACKS and LIGHT & ENS mbrcidered SUST RS and C1 DASES Choice pot INITIAL HANDKESOHIESS, Bets of CUFFS aud COULABS, tn tancy boxes KID GLOVES and Ladies’ SILK MUFFLERS, U1 shades hildren's MERINO CLOAKS AND SMOKING JACKETS, IN ALL COLORS AND QUALITIES, AND 17 of superior ele VERY LOW PRICES . FANCY d WORSTED GOObDs, Presents. At ; TAYLOR & HUPrY, MRS. SELMA RUPPERT'S. 933 axra A decli tant 614 %h st, opp. Patent (Mice. aeamaw USEF Ll. HOLIDAY PRESENTS. rRE Salts LADIES, MISSES’ AND GENTLEMEN'S FURS. SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT OF STOCK FOR THE HOLIDAY TRADE. Seal Skin Sacsjues, various sizes wud qualities Silver Fox, Hud: bie, Seal. Utter, Mink, Bisck Mu ten, & PS and BOA: | bewatifol Sets of Mime. \. Beautifal Sets of Fre 1) BU to S15. | MISSES AND CHILDREN’S FORS IN GREAT VARIETY. variety of Sue FANCY t S. pevel and etal For Trimmings of varions kinds. LVER, TINNED ard WORSTED P Gentlemen s Osps, Mutllets and Gasntlets in Seal, RD PICTURE NAILS. KINGS. &e, Otver and Beaver. window lineof PAPBB HANGING &c or Paper ba: Picture Frames pencts Gold and Ivory-headed Canes, Sitk Cubrelias, Fur Carriage Biles, White’ Fox, Black Bear, Wolf aud Buffalo. ings. Window Sbades and file B. H. STINEWETZ. Terms cash. SASKRIVER. . HATTER AND FURRIE dec? 24" Klghtdeors above Odd Fellows Binil 1237 PENNSYLVANIA AVEN decll-2w Next to corner 13th strect JUST ARRIVED C. M. Towson & Co. WILL OPEN MONDAY, Decewrer 1 J9B 1N CALICOES. Oxly 78 pieces perfect Calicoes at Sc. por sand. Job 80 pieces double width Rep Poplin at #ic., seil- J ine everywhere at Sic ‘dozen Ready -m Job 53 r. + Bold at 50c 2. all-Linen Towels (stripe | at 123¢¢ Job 12 4 home-made Twill Ulaukets at $5 per pair HO. FOR THE HOLIDAYS! XAMPLED ATTRA » ALL TRE NOVELTL THE § ATC. M TOWSON & Co,. # doz. fine H'med stitched Hkfs, fancy boxes, 12 at BARLOW’S GALLERY OF FINE ARTS 1225 PENNSYLVANIA A s. HOLIDAY PRESENTS biomes, Photograpas ol Pavels in gr at va — EBS, &c_, on Cole y. vA eee ot FRAME for Cabinet and Carte de Photographs EASON About Fifty O1L PAINTINGS in feat Gols Fromes whica wil! be offered at reduce’ prices ‘The public are respectfully invited to examine my We offer the followi en! some entirely i i = ¥25. | targe stock g “ ry decs-thith nu BARLOW. he * # 7 - Dat Tob 56 4 arfs(aii Sikatae. | FFOLIDAY GOODs! Job 45, wo at ase Job 100 : Ladies’ aud ¢ in fancy boxes, 3 . 85, 36. ryt: itched Hifs. very lu similar goods cnn t Ladics’ Siik Muitiere, white avd fancy, 35 and 50c this or any other city * Gent's Sik Mu‘fiers, in plain, plaid, scroll,ani Cor- | SOLID GOLD AND SILVER WaT’ = opts patterns: from 0c. ui SOLID GOLD CHAINS. ail styles Ladies’ Bmbroidered Sets as low ae 25, 30, $7, Sc. 1Sc. apiece (12 ye.) Also, some valuahle sien, and will a L NOTICE. In order to avoid the ru-h generally before Ohrist- mas, we offer the same inducements to bay carly, * in Ladies’ and Misses’ Fancy Hosiery, from 1254, 18, 15, 25, opwarcs. H Balbriggan Hose and } Hose (clored). Turkey Bed Damask, Bleached Damask, Buff Dam- ask. White and Bed Bordered Napkins, Turkey Bed ud retaix uotil January Ist proximo, without extra Doglee. charge. Ail weask is @fair comparison with the je width Black Alpacas at 25, 30. 37, 500. same quality rice to sonvince you that m our je-warp and double-tace Mcbair, extra | business we can afford to offer you extraordinary in- weight, at bc ducemonts FOR LADIES? SACQUES: Please call early,and have the firet choice of ® Moscow Beaver in biue and biack. Good selecti GOLDSTEIN & CO Brown Castor Beaver ton = & OP. Extra beaty Drap d’bte low as $1.28, $199.82, | gigee wel et ey Fall stock Plaid Dre<s Goods from 123, 15, 20, 25c. Daily additions of choice Qucds to the above. c. M. TOWSON 4 CO, 6 Pennsylvania avenue, near 7th street, decl} tr South side PIANOS, &c. LACE CURTAINS, NOTTINGHAM LACE, PILLOW AND SHEET SHAMS, LACE PLLLOW AND SPBEADS, BLANKETS, QUILTS, TABLE DAMASK, NAPKINS, TOWELS, GLASS LINEN, SHEETING, And all Kinds of snperior HOUSEKEEPING DRY GOODS. We Keep a full stock on hand at of large TABLE CLOTHS and NAPRINSS | JOHN f. MITCHELL, 931 Pennsylvania avenue, Cashmere” is the best BLACK . novis-tr ‘The “Centennial SILK tn the market. _L © BisHOp, Drueggist, 1113 PENN. Avs., bet. 11th and 12th sts, DBUGS, MEDICINES AND 5 {STS SUNDRIES aud TOLLE? Go fg So abe TOOT! pia gy SOAPS and PREPUMES (COTE . MODERATE PRICES, Ivania avenue, ‘sy vi between it! Pen 1113, = 4 snd 12th Bsns IN BOOTS AND SHOES, Having commenced the manufacture of mu r AND KAEPs PATENT PARTLY-MADE DRESS SHIRTS Gaily for the fall and win- | Shara: “Bgrn R PJECKER BROS,’ Holiday Presents. McELROY, BAIRD & CO., NINTH STREET, 404 SINTUS GILDEKS AND UPHOLSTERERS, FINE STEEL iGRAVINGS, Pan GBAND, SQUARES, ayy UPBIGHT PIANOS BE MATCHLESS NEL FLO’ MOT TOES. Ss FINE RAgeL A PABTOUTS, ENGRAVED FRAMES, ke NINTH STREET. KUEN, SOLE AGENT, 407 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST. Above ennsylvania Avenve. 04 408 *Gecto-ce WAkBREN CHOATE & CO., eG attention to thetr eplendia stock ot OLIDAY BOOKS, axoy ARTICLES AND CHROMO PICTURES. number of spot priate, uwcful aod bent ful" ars | Wer Prices Rensonadie. Terms Bnty._novis-2m ies eu ¢ jay Presents. Beantifully-bound and ilustrated Presentation | WY ™- BNABE & co. Roemer tee sipskend neuen ie rate poetry WouUb RENOW SED PIANOS, Photograph Albums in new styles; Prayer Books au Bympals. Bibles. “More than three juve. Books st all prices. ensnas, Reape Pox Dost tows | Soe SRR gu, ‘articles of Vertu, seleeted ly short time. for aie and rent at very and je ‘Taning aud aitended say Sisstonapt ox aRHS TN Se aah ven tema th Frames. All or; | _octisay of HAO, be z exe =. W. Cr 8 Uo. speak with se ot thee eTiBy: ‘unsurpassed tm tone, completeness of their stock, excelling, as it docs, ‘discount for vf in variety, adaptability any of their for: Bote Parh Wy ARREN CHOATE 4 Co. ‘if inecrumonts tuned and repatret. Ei AND STATIONERS, decd tr Vernon how, cor, Pa-tve. od Ath it — CHOICE WINES, a © @. @ CORNWELL 4 soNs, 7. EDW. CLARK & Co., FINE GROCERS, DEALERS in 1415 PENNA. AVENUE, decd. Opposite Willard te LUMBER, WOOD, COAL, DOORS, SASH SLINDS, MOULDINGS, te.