Evening Star Newspaper, December 20, 1875, Page 4

Bs i STAR. | December 20, 1875. Weather Probabilities To-day. Orvice oF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFIceR, ‘WASHINGTON. December 20, 1575. For middle and eastern states. falling Tometer, increasing northeast to southeast winds, warmer, hazy, followed by cloudy | weather and possibly snow. LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, &c., To-night. Rational Theater._Mr. John T. Raymond as “Colonel Sellers. “Wild Bul” Theater Comicque. ———_e Condensed Locals, The street lamps will be tighted to-night St 6 pm and extinguished at? 8. m. Rea M. Towson & Co.’s notice in another a They advertise some great bargains. | The New York State Republican Associa- | tion will give four seeiables during the sea- sop at Masonie Temple. | Mr. Richard Colton. proprietor of the sum- rt xnown as ‘-Coltor e Po- filestown. Md. | The Chariot company have awanied the | ing all theig harness to U. this iy, Who are to | mer re din igh’ During the rf Ing Beltimore a er blockade tl train leav- vel by the F ron through to aving the B.& P. Wood, formerly of the for th take place in th building fm Gc orgeto’ ds of the age At the last annual | meeting of © Lodge, 1. F. A.A M. cers were ‘luring the term: J E. C. 5.W 72 a | See: 5 Bishop 1 Emaguel chureh, Uniontown. yesterc he preached | and confirmed 4 class of sixteen persons pre pared and presented by the Rev. Mr. Mekee Feetor of the parish. This class, with twent six persons presented by Mr.’ McKee in bis revious parish in Washington, makes a Kotar of forty two presented for confirmation by this clergyman during the past nine months. Mr. Joseph T. Petrson. of the Baltimore in- dependent detective firm of Smith, Peirson day evening n. He had police department ofthateity { rter of a century, and Pli- known bereabout n view of the near approach of the centen- Nibition, it is important that those to exhibit shall make early applica- r space in fhe women’s department. ties of this District are therefore in- Viled to make ready their specimens of fine needlework, embroidery, painting. &c., and to ermmonicate immediately with "Mrs. Bonligny, member of the women’s centen- nial exeentive committee, 40, corner € and 4), streets. . where | ‘Trnment Affairs. The District Commissioners have approved the offer mare by the agent of the Clapp & Jones manufaciuring company of Hudson, X. Y.. for one of the Clapp & Jones fire en- gines, for $4,000. This engine is much lighter than any in use in this city, costs $500 less, and is warranted for seven years. BUILDING PERMITS Issued to-day by Inspector Plowman :—John H. Mason. a frame dweiling south side alley between L. and M and isth and 19th streets borihwest C. Glaseock, a brick ®*ore rcom wor h side F. between %th and i0th streets northwest; #500. FAL 0¥ A MAN FROM THE GALLERY OF THY NATIONAL THEATER.—Henry Engle, ing on Virginia avenue, near Ist street southwest. was seriously injured Saturday Dight im the National Theater, by failing from the upper gallery to the floor, 2 dis- tence of abont thirty feet. It appears that be was s'ightly under the Inflnence of liquor. and fell asleep during the play. He remained in that condition until the performance closed and the rest of the andienee had departed. He seems to ha as the lights tehmen were y on the seats below, and hast- eving to the place where they ‘heard the sound. were surprised to find a man lying Imsensible and some of the seats bro‘xen by the fall. Officer Longstreet was ealied in ani removed him In a carriage to his home. No. 19 Virginia avenue. Dr. Leach was called | to see bim, and found, that he strack on the left side of the head; making a laceratet | Wound across the te mple and back part of | I the bead. ;The temple artery was open. | and had to be taken ap. The skull wa; not fractured, however, and this morning Engle is better. and his wounds are not regarded as | mecessarily fat —— MEETING OF THE TYPOGRAPHICAL Uxtox.—Columbia Typographical Union, No. 161, held its annual meeting on Satur- | day evening, in the Tribune building, and | elected officers ang delegates to the Interna. | tional Union. whieh will meet in Phitadel- | phia op July sd next. as follows :—O. I’. Mat tingly. president; Arthur W. Crossley, v president. [.. H. Patterson, recording and corresponding secretary; Edward Morgan, fivancial secretary: Benj'n 8. Platt, treas” urer; Frank A. Rhoderick, clerk: ’ Lames | Doug! sergeant-at arms. Delegates to tions! Union, J. H. Ralston and D. W. Beach. (ai) government employes.) A resolution thanking the Congressional Printer for the very fair and honorable men- tion of the eraft made in his apnuai report to Co: Was unapimousiy adopted. A reolution was adopted providing that if, on the Ist of April. the financial secre- lary’s books show 50 members in good &t ing the president i secretary are ant! ized to have an election in Aprii for the third delegate. : ——_.—___ THE THEATE: National— lets” begins bis second week the interest docs flag a bit. y moend’s acting in this part if is needless to | speak. Mr Denham. it may be said,is @ c&pital “Unele Daniel,” and Mr. Pearson is fair ax Si Hawki Miss Marie Gordon as “Laura Hawkins.” has won no little fame. ber handsome appearance and beantiful tollettes giv ean additional enarm nterest the ladies to thaet she wears a dress that comes direet from the Worth establish - ment in Paris, and is, perhaps, the hand. ad Costilest ever worn ou the Amer- stage. +—Manager Rogers t for this wee Wid ANENT. The steam 1 ferry, left ber | | ver, yester- ve passea- viered women, oue after ght by the drifting itream about a mile ere she remained, lay, when the she starte lee and carrl where she lox unable to m stemin tugs Ke Haven suc- | ceeded im reaching her and bringing her safely to port with provisions, and had eaten nothing since , Were almost starved wl Aiccantria & A WASHINGTOSIAN ROBBED IX New Yorx.—The New York Worlé says: Thurs- day night Mr.J.Alme, of Wa hivgton, D C.-employed Patrick Riley, a hackman. to take three tranks from the Courtlandt street ferry to the Tremont house, ard on the way Riley, alded by Daniel Coffin, an ex-convict, opened one of the trunks and stole $20) Worthof clothing. The thieves overlooked 92,60 !n bonds lay on nl top of the trunk, and deitvered bag a Aime discovered his loss late upeday 1 ight, and ve = care to 3 man Stewart, of the ne who arrested Filey and Coffe ‘an recovered part of tue Siolen peop poy in | Prisoners Were hei yesterday ia THE SEATS for “the. “Potomac Boat Club | @oneert are neariy ali reserved, and those | —— them should not hesitate longer. A | hovse will greet the Boston con- fralto. Miss Welsb, and Dr. Damainviile, of | 4 New York. The best male Sees in the | eity are tohave their share of praise also. They are in active rehearsal,-under Prof. Gloetzner. ant something fine mav he ex- | a > Ellis & Co. have tae plar«f Linesin | they landed” here.— Price's IRWELRY st STORE z has jast potent inal beautiful case oF Lake George diamonds, , in sets, buttons, studs, rings pins. No. 657 Pennsylvania avenue. near 4 street. eneecipmecpoeee THE Warwick anu Elmwood collar so elovely resembie linen, that the only differ: | | thy pee is that they look and — Avie. a LES CBANGE or TIME —See nottes in another column of eh ’ pie fp be ‘me of trains for Rieh- | | wilt Hati. | Mr. Sweeney, as follows :—Isaac | of river freight they will have to carry rms | Holmes ana Ezekeil Lock wood, | claim. ———— THE SALE OF GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING Goons at Dowii: auction will be continued this evening at 7 0’ | Seat the & a |RISTH AS SEASON. Where To Buy Holiday Goods. In order that the hundred thousand readers of THE STAR may Khow Just where to go for such articles as they may need for holiday use or holiday gifts, we note below the places | where they can be best accommodated, and propose to continue this useful directory | from day to day during the festive season, as new advertisements Everybody should visit ELLis & Co’smu- eal Ware rooms and examine their large ock of articles for the holidays, such as Chickering & Son and famous Weber “mith American organs, piano covers, stools, elegant music folios, music guitars, flutes, fageoleta, tambourines, &c. stock is large the prices small. 967 Pennsy!- vanis avenue. Malaga grapes, Valencia oranges, citron, choice figs, pew pine 2 = cheese, Oran: . county. N. Y., butter. and other g bave : my been recetved on consignment, aud sold at the lowest market rates at wholesale only by A. FE. Patip, with Bar- BouR & HAMILTON, 637, 69 and 641 Louls!- apa avenue. Hurry in your supplies for the holidays. BURCHELL’S spring leaf tea isonly 5)cents per pound. Orders are filled weekly for va rious parts of the United States. See the list of Christmas delicacies you can find at his store: Pate de fois gras, plum pudding London), Guava marmalate, Guava Curisbad wafers, French apricots, pears, &e. Evers body knows just ying when dealing at Barchell’s, 1: F stree Russia, calf and moroceo poe Hes 's furnished and yels, trave y trie bags. sole leath fine carriage robes, horse low prices. we advise all to eail « PHAM, {25 7th street, joining Odd Fe! Wa. W. LEISHEAR, cor mM merchant,is now r in large or smi All orders sen promptly Bille ren destron ing handsome article weil torcallon Crk. Ro h street. He nas av immense supply of toy aud fancy ood. Mus. M. J. HUNT, 621 and 623 D street, of fers for the holidays initial, bemstitehed,em- broidesed, and lace handherchlefs, kid gloves, neckttes. moftlers, embroidered collars and ais, Les oO: be perfumeries, fancy boxes, und novel- all kinds. | Dress caps and children’s nets made to order. FRANKLIN PHILP, who keeps the popular hook sto’ ” Pennsylvania avenue, has ersigned and copyrighted @ hand-ome visit ing book, in very convenient form. [tis for the special vse of ladies, avd in it there is space for 2.560 names, with columns for date of en isit made and when returned. I Will find ita very useful article, and gi men will find it Will make a very appropri- ute X-mas present Musical boxes, albums, toy pianos, musl- cal parlor pantomime at greatly reducet prices. at G. L. WILD & Bxo.'s emporium of music. 723 7th street. Boy's printing presses at O'MEARA’s, 215 Pevnsyivania avenne —-- ~~ THE SNYDER RELEASE CASE. | Proceedings im m the Criminal Court day. A NEW JUKOR SWORN I GOES This morning, in the Crimina! Court, Judge MacArthur, the trial of the case of John Green, of Baltimore, charged with “false ac- knowledgment of bail,” in personating Mr. David des, of Georgetown, and going on the bail bond of b. W. Snyder—the alleged Perry burgiar—was resumed—District At- torney W - Hon. Jeremiah Wil-on and H. H. Wells, for the government, and Mr. W_ A. Cook for the defendant. Mr. Hopkins, the sfek juror, on account of AND THE TRIAL whose indisposition the éourt could not pro ered with the case on Friday and Saturday last, was still absent. Mr. Cook suggested, to save time, that a stipulation be made to goon with eleven Jurors, or another juror might be selected in ihe place of Mr. Hopkins, the jury resworn, and the testimony up to this time be read to them. He would have authorities on the subject in a few minutes. Mr. Wilson suggested that the first prop- osition was pot correct, as eleven could not constitute a jury, and the prisoner could take advantage of it. He thought that there could be no objection to the satior genres; and the government would a: The court thought font the latter course would be the correct ove, and said that they Id proceed to select the additional juror. A listof those jurors on tne regular pane! who bad not been called was prepa: and Thomas B. Warrick was selected, but it was claimed that there was already a full pro- portion of colored men on the jury, and as it Was a white man 10 Was absent, it would be proper to select another white man. Mr. Warrick was therefore directed to stand aside, and Mr. Patrick Sweeny was called in © box. The court thereupon directed that the min- utes show that the present jury isdischarged, and that eleven jurors were Tesworn, wiih Childs, Carter A. Stewart, Patrick Sw; voy Ricn'a B. Grittin, Edwin’ C. Baum, P. Ryder, —— Dent, Gideon W. Larner, Wi Titian B. Moses, Jas. McDermott, Jos. A. Simms and Daniel Loughran. The court directed the testimony to be real to the jury from the reporter's notes—about 500 pages of legal cap—and after some delay Mr. Wilson commenced the reading, and was followed by Mr. Cook. This consumed the entire day. SS es The Ice Blockade ow the Potomac The Alexandria G of Satarday say The cold weather of yesterday afternoon and last night formed so much ice on the river that navigation to-day, for alt practical pur- poses, was suspended. Early this morning, ‘with the exception of asmail streak in the centre of the channel, the surface ef the Po- tomee, from shore to shore, was a solil mass, which, on the Maryland flats, was two inees ind @ half thick, and which extended as far as the eye could reach in either direction, The steamer Sue arrived on time, however, from Baltimore,-and reports the ice as fir down as Quantico, and as thicker from that point to the White House than from the lat- ler point to this city. She also reports some long-boats frozen in at Craney Island. The stern-wheel steamer Virginia arrived last pigkt from Occoquan, having been cut through by the ice on her way up, and will tie up here for the winter. The steamer press, which should have sailed for Bal more last night, was frozen in so tightly Wasbington that she could not get out until @ track was opened for her this morning when she started for her destination. Ti agents of this steamer, who are the ag the Sue also, have received instructions t take no more through freight, as the am their next trip—that is if they will be to make any more—wiil The steam c Washington ferry line, ‘ ‘Washington. after much diftict this morning, but did not attempt to ret So the Washington ferry is closed, as the pogo gh ity of Washingtor other bout of that line, is also frozen in The Mount Vernon and the on lines are also closed, the Ar- the former, being frozen in at ber berth in Washington, and the Fairy of the ter, being unable to come out of Piscata- ay creek. The Occoquan or soutae » the steam yport on, and the Vanderbilt at ‘0. abd the passengers by it had to be t from Shington to Quantico on a this morning, j reguiarly by rai same time the boa: The Thompson hed her wharf Lethe morning and through the track opened by he the ferry boats are making occasional trips. The Luty of the Lake expects to leave thi evening for Norfolk. and hereafter , leaving here at the et to leave. r s MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to H. Luckett and Julia Winkle, of Woodbury. Md.; Jas. Honesty and Marina Eskridge, both of Montgomery county, Md ; Smith Jackson and Mar; 3 Ellen B: both of Georgetown; iaaecn at Prince William svanty, ¥ * aan Eva L. Chas. Graham and Johanna Marsteller; Chase; ; M. 8. oy. of Alexandria, and Hannab Van Horn; Marry H. Arnold’ and —— Columbus; W. Matthews and Simmons; Lewis Smith aod Emm ‘hfleld; Charles Burgess and Sarah reen; eee ee Pameins aod Marin E. Wormiley; John G. Ross, of Baltimore, and Alice Hughes. ——— TRUE BILis.—The to-day turned to the Criminal Court) true bills of ine dictment against Arthur Kran ae per- ation; nie Foulk, od | Williams, do.; Alice Bell, do.; lize’ Bo | Jobn id, alias ae elias Hum. Btead, bij iy. in hating Catherine Jonnron in in July, aa having i tead ber, 1865; Arne the government out of $100 Dounty store ¥) mone atio aloe, being sold her dork in | r | | | 4 | SupDEN DEATH IN Cacaes. Miller, a respected citizen, 70 years of age, residing in south Washington, on "Virginia avenue, between } and Ist streets, left home toattend early mass at St. Dominic's ehureh Bapparentiy go . He reached the chare! rently health, but suddenly fell Teil before the services.’ The coroner po Mo but upon his arrival hedeemed an inquest unnecessary, as it was clearly shown | that Mr. Miller died from disease. eee THE COURTS. Equity Court—Judge W; To-day, Doberty agt. Wisner; Under of re- ferenee. Solomons cn Philp; order for re- ceiver to pay specific sum and re! Harvey agt. Harvey et al.; order gatliying auditor's report. Mica Roofing Company agt. Tucker; decree substitutin: tee. Silence agt. Hettmueller; do. leGowan agt. Wolter; order authorizing receiver to sell. Scott agt. Scott; submitted. Pflel agt. Pfhel: do. Fant agt. Stewart; exceptions to auditor's report fled. Estate of Samuel Smoot; proceedings of Probate Court ap- proved. In re estate Ida May Stansbury; do. in re. Wm. Zepp, order making an allow- ance. O'Hare agt. Fletcher: orler for ap- pearance. Barbour & Hamilton agt. Schlos- ser; order appoisting guardian ad litem. THE MARKET- HOUSE CASE. The case of the Washington Market Com- pany and the dealers was take up on excep | lions filed by the company to the answer of the dealers to the eross bill Hon. B. F. Butler, Jo. HB Birney, and W. £. Chandler efor tu and Messrs. R. for the dealer Propatr Covrt— Judge Ol On Saturday, tn the 1 Jobn Keefe.deceasel: de denying probate of will, seut from Orpha Court om issues, was fled. In re estate of Horatio Stone, deceased; petition of J. C. Woodley, by bis counsel, RD. Massey, tlie In re John Campbell; guardian decree isst authorizing guardian to morizage part of realestate, to be confirmed by the chan” lor. The will of Margaret Webster was ad- mitted to probate and record, and the exeen- tor qualified a ”. The will of W roven and admitted to probate. and the bond of execu- tor fixed at $1,000. In re estate of Richard Burch, deceased, letters of administration were tssned to Susan Burch —bond $200. Let- ters of administration were issued to Moses Lewts on the estate of Abram Cash, de- ceased—b 0 SAD DEATH oF A Youne Lapy. Eis, an estimable and aceomptishe lady irom Canada, on Mrs. C mo, of this town. ming at ner # residence. She w: en married on ameron, a member and a leader of Her remains, of the house of F the liberal party m Canada. laid ina handsome cloth casket, await the arrival of her betrothed. who is now on bis way to meet her, anconscions of the great affliction whieh has befallen him. “SKEETEKS.” Bovs on Rock creek are en- ying the “eskatic” sport this morning. TThett nreatest glory, like that of humanity at large, “is not so mneh in never falling as in rising every time they fall,” (Confucius) READING NOTICES. Mr. W. S. THompson, druggist, in 15th street. has an excellent assortment of goods suitable for holiday presents. —— THE CRowN Toorn BrusHrs.—Bristies will not fall out or break off while u ing. To secure the genuine see that The Crown Brush is stamped on handle. Seheeetee A FULL LINE of the Crown Tooth Brushes, Hair Brushes and Combs, by W. S. Thomj- son, druggist, 703 15th street. CITY ITEMS. THE N. Y. HeattH Lirt Co. are now opening rooms at No. 925 Pennsylvania ave- nue, (second floor.) for the purpose of intro- ducing in Washington their method of Cumu- lative Exercise, which furnishes a full sys- tem of Physical Training in ten minutes daily. They extend an invitation to the public to visit their parlors. —— THE GALES oF ARARY are hot spicier than the aroma which the fragrant Sozodont im- find to the breath. Nor is the heart of the ivory nut whiter than the teeth that are cleaned daily with that matchless fluid. ee THE LATE AWFUL WINTER leaves behind it a frightfal legacy of Coughs, Colds, and Pulmonary Inflammation. Providentially, however, an absolute and immediate cure has been provided in f/e's Honey of Hor hound ane Tar. Pike's Toothache Drops cure in one min- ute. OPINION OF DR. R. S. STEVART, president Maryland Hospital. = * “IT have used Lietig’s Liquid Extract of Beef for more than a year, and recommend it as one of the most efficient preparations I have ever met with It combines the virtues of food and tonic in &@ remarkable way.” {i Le CHARLES HEIDSIECK Sillery. Extry Dry, and Grand Vin Medaille Champagne. For sale by Hall & Hume. 12, —— NoTHING New Under THE SuN.—But ase Liniment cures Neuralgia. 4; Th Lithia Waters. The ertsoniines curative powers of these Waters in the Pecwiar Diseases of Women; in Affections of the Organs; in Dysp and in Gouly and muie Affections is Youched for by some of the best medical talent of the country. They are forsale by Kidwell & Son, i531 I street; Charles Stott & Co., 480 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, = C.; Fickling & Welch. 77 High street, Georgetown, D. C.; and E. iter & Bro., 551 Fairfax street, ‘Alexandria, Va. eis can be had of = houses, ‘OMAS T. Goone, P: ropeietor, 19, Ameo: Buffalo Lithia Springs, Va. ———« —_ First-Class Scouring a ein; A. Fischer enlarged is. Gstabitasmest by removing to his new building, 906 G street, 3 doors west of 9th street, just a few ste from his former place on 9th street, where he is ready to do any work tn his line In his su- eS, manner. Kid Gloves and Shoes, poe Bg Is cleaned at avery short notice. Ladies’ Dresses cleaned without taken apart and spots removed without cleaning the whole garment. Gent's Clothes cleaning and dyeinga a 'y: tiahtr On and Beer December ists “Dr. White, Chiropodist, will occupy the very eligible Spartments of the new brick building, 1416 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Willard’s Hotel, where he will continue the suceessful trearment. of Corns, Bunions, Seam Mi re Excrescences, Club and Ingrowin, alls, &e. ea a ¥ BECKLESremoved by Nature’s Beautifer pee Ee a Bad FACTORY THE LOWEST. ERICES on 4 ats ESTAB- Se UALITY OF GOODS. we OF Finest DRESS SHIRTS made to order a the most elegsut manuer, of the very best material, for 82.25; Bt guaranteed. iS SHIRTS. Ready — ot Wamsutta Mus. id 210 Linen for cole ~ Davol Mustia S SBIE ity DRAWERS, 7: 300 Linen for $1. nL CANTOR F — STORE, 1018 F street northwest, joc er ¥ schingts a. B CARRIAGES. We are selling, at greatly reduced prices, LANDAU LANDAULETS, CLARENCES, COACHES, COUPES and COUPELETS. Our Patent Counter-balanced Front FIVE- LIGHT LANDAUS, and FALLING FRONT BERLIN COACHES are the lead- ing Carriages of the day, and for beauty of de- sign, simplicity and thoroughness in construction, @re wisurpassed. The Falling Fronts to both are nicely counterbalanced by a Spring, (which ar- rangement is patented,*) and can with ease be lowered and raised with the finger. We guarantee our work to be FIRST CLASS, and lo please in every particular. * No infringement of our rights, under the above Patent, wit be alowed” = H. KILLAM &-CO,, 29 CHESTNUT STREET, Gect mathly I equectcng iy To wat 1 Washington, the sah day of ing of Combe ier aeees we iyi = . a aes Assi 5 } BEW HAVEN, CONN. = Sa deel7 eo9:* HOLIDAY GOODS. CHRIST 1.48. FOR JUST TEN DOLLARS YOU CAN BUY A REAL GOOD SUIT OR GENTEEL OVERCOAT. ELEGANT SUIT AND SUPERB OERCOAT FOR FROM 912—_912—$12—_g12 UP TO $30—830—#30—830 HABLE BROTHERS, _dec20-tr Corner 7th and D streets, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, OLD AND YOUNG Who are solicitous of maklog purchase of HANDSOME ARTICLES world poets call your attention to the es lishment « CHR. RUPPERT. 403 SEVENTH STREET. ween D and E streets northwe-t, Will find the largest aud finest assert meut of TOYS AND FANCY Goops wher which bas ever been displayed in the Metropolis. Give himacall. You will find the prices according to the times decls tian! Burchells SPRING LEAF TE.i, 50 CENTS A POUND, A CHRISTMAS PRESENT OF 4 PACKAGE OF THIS EXCELLENT ARTICLE WILL BE APPRECIATED BY ANY ONE. ORDERS ARE FILLED WEEKLY VARIOUS PARTS G@ THE STATES FOR 17. FOR N. W. BURCHELL, cls. 6t 1332 F street By 'Bysopy BE SUBBAND VISIT ELLIS & €CO.’8 MUSICAL WAREROOMS Atleast once daring the Holidays, and examine their large stock of articles suitable for presents, such as the celebrated UOHICKERING & cr A FAMOUS WEBER SMITH AMERICAN ORGANS, tiful Piano Covers, Piano Stools, Rich Music Folios, Hine Mune Beokes Musicel Photographs and Sttucties, New Sheet Music, Violi deons, Tambourtnes, Guitars, Plates, Stock very large, avsurtment gre prices very low. JOHN F ELLIS &€ Co, 937 Pennsylvania aven FOR THE HOLIDAYS, decls 6t INITIAL beet henregant omtag fo 3 : Ladies, a aad HEMSTITOHED, SROIDERED ‘avd LAGE HANDKERCHIERS. ‘all styles and prices. KID GLOVES—Jouvin and Georgette—fall lines. NECK TIES, La best yay PE ERR BED CULLAKS’ and CUSFS FUM 3, FANCY BOXES ana NO ELTIES for mas Presents, at lowest prices. DRESS OPS’ and CHILPRENS BONNETS | PLPHONZO YOUNGS. made to order. MRS. M. J. HUNT, decls-tr 621 and ion D street. HANDSOME VISITING BOOK, IN VERY eset form, has been designed aud copy- ti FRANKLIN PHILP, 909 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. for the es ped use of Ladies, in which t space for 2,500 names. with coluwns for date of caci Visit made and when aroed. rice in Morocco, best Butsia, $2.75. a saggepnronnnir’ Christmas present for « Lady. HOSTCAL CHRIST M as S PRESENTS MUSIC BOXES and UsIcal Bre cheaper then Sas’ serviceable TOY finest Toy DRUMB. beautiful PARLOR ou tate. and the amusing M: on PARLOR PANTOMIM * FIAMOE Sad GARE Sram inert vat and other Instruments in grest variety, at G. a WILD & BBO Emporium of Music, 723 7th street, bet. G and H sts. 1 we )Y'S $10 PRINTING PRESS! Fren Oscnpes,_ nenify decl8 6t Bex L000 timer, only 50 N.Y. Club Skates. 9150 pei pair! A eo “ and bullets, only "el h Office. only $500 lodisn Cini Gis "Polley Poot Baile. &e bop ops Twist Dostie 5 Penn, ave. and handsome UIT, POUND and FANCY mater pou TaEmoEpaTs —A ler; oe of Fi if holesal a retail at JOSEPH A SHAFFTELD 3100" ith street, | between Penn. avenue and E +t. LOBIDA ORANG ES— ‘ust received direct from the groves. Choice, BRY c. decks 3t Northwest corner 15th and I ty HOLIDAY PRESENTS * FOR GENTLEMEN. Elegant Black Peri B Fine Soft and St joves; Pisin Kid, He Bows. ‘Muflers, Oollars, Jackets rts, Benrlet and White Un. Cotton, Hiring, and Fine Wool Half Hose. Sbk. Gi en aivece Hnlieelias. Trupks. Vallscaar d Satchels wear. FLarantee to sell any or “all sf the above ar- tictes fait iwenty or cent. jews then any other house dealing in first-class goods in this cit One-Price Store,” street, between I and K. T D: ND A Bor ATE U SEWUE AND Apri HOLIDAY GIFTS! Jast received bog Delos dispose of at very reagona- ble priees for ti liday season— A full a of Rai _ sd. “ LEWIS’ Popul decl: 920 Sorew Tops. — American my Hat Nail and Shaving a in an gros variety Eylendia new styles Pa Sr ye Toe Bottles, = beantifat new design, engraved ith names in gold and col ard a tg onerous aa assortncnt of f other elegant goods 30, fine ola’ ve W WHISKY, warranted pur: cattfognts Ws NOY. We make sper eelatty, to beve these SR Pont a relia ne ARTHUR NAT mggist, Corner id aud D streets nottnwet. PRESENTS, USEFUL AND OBNAMENTAL. We bave about 200 pairs of JAPANESE TRAYS, red, brown, and black I Jncyuse Sed Price from 65 cents to Call early for a good tection decl7-lw BEED’S SONS, 1214 F streetn. w. CATHOLIC BOOKSTORE, Between 9th and 10th streets, D. A BROSNAN. Pipes mares offered for sale in ci Sat aes SuAERAR nate! Haba hiieed d aster Ae decl7. FoR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS OF USEFUL HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES, GO TO riety of of ‘acitaes Pr GEO. WATTS & CO., decl7-6t" _ House-farnishing Store, 314 7th st. PARKER BRos, No. 18HORE M. an ay? Be At een ee ‘These fish 7 ERVES and JEL- h NUTS of all kinds. Fresh FIGS. RAISINS, CUBBANTS. OF ten ge. to _ ‘Pare AP! 5 s ATE WHISKY. LD B Tet UE AFBaruy smooearas, PARKER BROS., 5s oie Ma N BHOTHERS, seell-te 1013 te Penna, sy., cor, 1th strect, | UNITED | FAS HOLIDAY GOODs. | HOLIDAY GOODS. 1 HOLIDAY GOODS. TARCY reRk ‘KETS, WORK-BOXES, J CASES, ard other povelties, eapectal: | 1y adapted to the wants ef present seas Dav s. LA INITIAL HANDEER( = - great Variety aud very cheap, at as. EM inFS sTITC BROIDERED, DK at unustaily, wos HED. ERCH my CABFS, TIES ard BOWS in very newest styles r.celved at DAVis QILET SETS. GLOVES. EMD WOIDENRD & CANDIES. FRESH FOR THE HOLIDAYS! We are elling— FRENCH ChEAM MIXTURES, pent BROKEN CANDIAS. We have just purchased Fices, donble our b ihe. FRESH MI} 5 Ste 8 NEW LOND. xe 7 Ios. CALENCIAS, (very fine fruit)... . @ Ibe. choicest sis ah or) ALSIBS... 25 BUSHELS VERY FINE @HIO SHELLBARKS. We har added r CY GROCERIES ite in part— EXTRA YeLLow PEA BS, (in granulated fr ey WHITE HEATH PEACHES, ao. BBRUBRE CLAIRGEAN PBARS, do. BARTLETT PRARS. do. CALIFORNIA HONEY. FRENCH GHEKK INS. in glass bottles. FRENCH OLIVES, iv glares bottles. SPANISH OLIVER. in glass bottles. AUTUMN CLU SU Fancy Pickles. ) TINY TMs Fancy Pickles.) PALE DE PuIS GRAS. TRUFFLES. MUSHROOMS. “USPINW. iLL BANANAS. VERMONT MAPLE SYB Ng by the gallon. Genuine GOSHER a TTE NEW YORK BUCKWHEAT. TURKEY PRUNES, a Ibs. for 81. age SPECIALTIES — CHOICE FAMILY “ TRADE. ELPHONZO YOUNGS & Co., MASONIC TEMPLE, Opposite United States Patent Offic. JEROME F. JOHNSON. For the Holidays. and select assortment of EMP ROI Bee D BLIPEss en CUSHIONS, ENDERS and CIGAR CASES cl Socks carter ot EEO Ee eee LBS. of CUFFS and COLLABS. in fancy bo: RID, CLOVES ‘and Ladies’ SILK MUFFLERS, peuideen's ‘s MERINO OLOAKS, of superior ele- ONOVELTIES, ‘bomeael Sg WORSTED QOODs, for Christmas Presen' a9 MRS. SELMA RUPPERT'S, decll-tJanl 614 Sth st., opp. Patent Oftice, USEFUL HOLIDAY PRESENTS. LADIES’, MISSES’ AND GENTLEMEN'S FURS, SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT OF STOCK FOR HOLIDAY TRADE. Se in Bory }, Vari sf sues it ose a Bay aapabl Fis ind qualities Seal, + aad Mink, eautifal Sets of Mink. @25, Beagtifal Sets of French Seale a’ 15. CHILDREN’S FURS IN Gr Ear Trimmings of varions kin ‘ae. Gentlemen » Caps, Mufiiers and Gaantlets in Seal, Otter apd Beas ns ayia et as chet wu So. ur is ’ . wor tf obes, te Fox ck Bear, *p. H. STINEMETZ, HATTER AND FUKRIER, 1237 PENNSYLV 4NIA AVENUE, WEBB & BEVERIDGE, 4 Are now my oenlog a invoices of CBINA — Nicoes 3. PARIAN, 1S. ¥INE PLATED wari BR And Foreign Fancy GOODS syitebie ‘orelgn Hol ite jitable for the Pode) > teke plessare in sowing, ‘oar Foods, whether eCWENS & BEVERIDGE decll-tw* No. ood Penn. ave. near hth st. C. M. Towson & Co. WILL OPEN MONDAY, Decemser 1312, JOB ey be ce sone eg Only 75 yiooss es perfect Job 80 pieces double wit a Rep Popile at dic » Sell ing everywhere at Jeb Mdozen Beady made Cloth Skirts at 600, Job z dos. ait Linen n Towels stripe) at 1296. Job 12 i Blankets at $8 per pair “oo, TOE THE HOLIDAYS! UNEXAMPLED ATTRACTIONS! ALL THE NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON AT C, M. TOWSON & Co.,, ct doz, fine H'med stitched Bete fancy, 7 boxes, $1.00. “ow Job 56 doz. Brocade Windsor Scarf all, Silk) Job 48 doz: Plaid Gycloue Scarfe aoe Pe a ob ito des alt Linen Hirer So Ladjon’ and Gent's Initial ns tg Sener Rene 1 Gent Hemmed=th bea iki likfs, very low. Ladies’ Silk M) white and fancy, 36 and S0c. platd, scrolls and Gor- 25, 30, 37, Blo. e(i2'yde.) fs from 50c Nottinetam mits sea, fall wi idih, 83 low sa 25, 30,37, 45, a» deat ea in Ladies’ and — sgl Fancy 1B, 35, rigean love ard ioe Bails Lit to tobe Bae PSI pene sale pom as) Ww _ and Red Bordered Nepkins, Tarkey Red Poot’ width Black Alpacas at 25, 30. 57-800 Jub doubl: ‘arp and dot face Mohair, xtra weight, at be ‘dis FOR alpine 8. agro AoQums: ‘Ete low as $1.25, $150, 92 Fall st ock Plaid Dress Daily addi ore FoF tee ee; M20, 250 a C. M. TOWSON & Co, a hvania. near street, Penney! avenue, 7th [mronsan NOTICE, 000s fron PLED be UpalS toa 8b: po eB: "adh esesut Bia LAventog ag GOLD CHAINS mehr in-great in | M. W. Galt, Bro. & Co. Jewellers, HAVE NOW ON EXHIBITION THEIR STOCK FOR THE HOLIDAY TRADE, COMPRISING CAREFUL SELECTIONS ] OF NOVALTIES FROM ABROAD OF THEIR OWN DIRECT IMPORTATION | WHICH HA\E NOT BREEN SHOWN, A ARE NOI TO BE FOUND ELSEWHE. 4 _decib tr | | Rich HOLIDAY GoODs, Sy | AT LOWEST PRICES We bare just opened our fine assortment of j CURIGTMAS GOODS AND PRESENTS, Such as PARIAN STATUETTS, BRUNZEs, cea THE WORLD-RENOWNED maNos MANU Fi Seca ee in touche | ING GLASS “PAOD. Bont MPIABOS, Very eek ae es ane — » 2 tops and “BOOK CLOSETS a ‘aod usM or wa KAAnE ‘a co. eee ae INGER Sy TLEBRATED ORGANS, ver peed seatraments KET 8: the maste rac FLOW by being torned = $ri tmortm nt of PLA Nu STOOLS All for sale coeatngly low 1 BRAK We CREAM Wattn LOTTE RUs@&. TONELE, SNS¥LVa3 ING CASES men for tra ™ | £8 ANP BELTS, COMPAN: : ariety | CHAMPAGNE KNIVES, Bang: rice trot fo S20 al Eanging in price from §20 to $200 PE emcees SEAL-SKIN M as CUTLERY GoM wat PENCIL SES a Medicom snd Fi CHARMS and GOLD PENS . | DESKS expecially weit made and Liglly orne declé-tr j varh Furs! } ee Mr ye dof USEFUL and x | MENTAL art dtotheems ALL THE DESIRABLE FURS NOW IN USE. | MAKE YOUR SBLECTIONS NOW LADIES’ SACQUES, MUFFS AND Boas, | ¥¥ie oUF meertnwnt is complet cc OLOMONS & CHAPMAN, GENTLEMEN'S CAPS, TERBANS, MUSFLEES | Agent» for Lawrence's “Pare Linen” P AND GLOVES deci? -t 911 Per WILLETT & RUOFF, decB-Tt_ 905 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. B* USEFUL AETICLES FOB HOLIDAY AT PRICES TO SLIT THE TIMES. Ladies’ at d Childrens’ Cloaks, Ladies Onder Neckties. Silk Motiers, Bid Glove dias reeti a Ready made Suite. Felt Skirts, Cc Brushes, Pocket Box “x pure and Uashmere Laces, Buriles, Lave Colles cod ffs, Ribbons, Hats and Millinery Goods. jargest etock in the city. at prices to suit every- Ss. 715 MARKET SPACe KFRUI FEFNCH APRICOTS, Flax MIRARELLS: PEA 5 MASSEY & declt-tDecds Between 7th and Sth street WM cons jM. BALLANTINE, on a PHILADA XX 7am Sreeer, CINCINNATI World gr attention to the largest and most com plete stoc! HOLIDAY Goops bas been bis privilege to offer to the public, con- sisting o eaTOe Bo) sRuctrated and Bound PRESENTA Sets cf STANDARD WORKS, tn calf and baif-calf valine: 1 POOR: T. BIBLES, PRAYER at s s rasitns And UY MNALS, tn care, bors chin —— and Mest complete stock of a TOY BOOKS inthe District Oe LE WRITING DESKS, over thirty ener one styles. We Boxes, Dressing Cases, Pay Fancy Hetioner: « Pocket Rooks, Gol: dd Pexcil ‘Cases, romos, Mottoes, Games,” Chess and Chee ke 4 Boards A nest Writing Desk for cts. _Now is the time to make y pur aslecti: ms. deci} tr HU™BEeLT Ss N W TORK CANDY. LAGER DEER CATAWBA WINF, SWEET CIDER, &, FOR SALF, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, BY SAWLC PALYWER, NATUBAL We IVORY HEAD CANES, SILVER HEAD CANES, »D CANES. 6 anaortmant + ga € AepaTr Db rice GOLD BEAD CANES Fics. ery hi ee ° A ies of IER Bem FIGS. Very tare nd a large stock of all qualities ot UNBRELLAS, J HY coin ae ry a Hel b ” tat received avd for ate low be : J.B. ERYAN & BRO. TANASE @ SEPETE, jecls 6t 60™ Penns’ Ivenia avence. EXce. — Ry ——— ————_—__—_—_—_———— Oth Street Marke " jarket, GEORGETOWN ADVERTS. OTIC — Th Ni seventh 7 . WM. LINKIBS. GRO. W. LISKIBE, the SEVENTH BUILT Ty assoraTiON ‘No. 790 Serm STREBT. town will te held neg. Hail, op site Unioa Betel. on MONDAY. the Sub instant, 7 clock » m.. at which time an election will hela nk, officers to serve [cms year KING. Secretary. POULTRY RECEIVED FRESH EVERY Day. WILL BAVE A LARGE STOOK FOR THE BOLIDAYS. ‘HE. ANNUAL BALL i GEORGETOWN H paar: X SENEFI- dec Mm. fA 4h AOCLETY 4 BENEF Organs. MONDAY EYENIN‘. hee mbor zt _ T SOKRRKEST HALL MAEON & HAMLIN'S CABINET ORGANS, mD.C. from $26 and upwards . For sale upon easy terms, at the Warerooms of pMckets admitting © Gen: _ . W. G. METZEROTT @ €o., ** PENxstivavia AVENUE, G™anD CONCERT declt-6t Between 9h and Ith streets. ur. Pies ETITE POIs extra fe " To be giver a PRO rae WERTS cs Ventre, fine), | INE. S. FLAGROLETS fins, as of Washington. D¢ TRUEFFES, At the NEW SCHOOL TRUILDING. 24 street N. W. BURCHELL, Tice 30 ae ie dech4-6t 1332 F street. aif pr ried. oe anes repecis _ WARREN CHOATE & CO, OLIPAY PRI For ne Call attention to their splendid stock of Brn AMIN MILLER, HOLIDAY BOOKS, FANOY ARTICLES Windsor Sitk Searfar ip ay ey at 2c AND cHnomo PicruREs. "> * Beautifal Bik Handke:chiets for Ladi ph | Bandkerchicts tu fancy boxes. for Lnttes. number of Paseth Denutiaf ars | Geeta Lines and Slik’ Wandkercuicte soa Neck ticles sate joliday Presents. | : Zou a Kid-Gloves, 1L-bat Books: the suodea} strated Presentation | Perfumers and Fancy A ote | irae in. prose and poetry: | other meeful articice suitable for Holiday’ Presets, very cheap eeetr MM. arw j= TMAS 9 xrs, YEAR'S PRES- ever ene ee imental NOVELTIES. Deautiful articles of Vertu, selceted aepertene Lutsie «Chay for Holiday Brocents. appropriate aud ic in at er’ at modera GZ Bpser st ‘igD: Chremo Pictures to Mats ni Frames. All en- grey oew ru and oy atta Seat Pictures in Wo 1 ‘of thew, on cn & ie. ak th justit . with justifiable fy ‘of the their stock, excelling, as it docs, fav variety, extent and adaptability any of their for. ee ee they invite the inspection of | WARREN CHOATE & Co, decd OASELLEKS AND STATIONERS, Vernon Bow, cor. Pa. ave. and Wich st. (Gunistaas GouDs FROM IMPORTERS AUCTIO. — will be sold at GREAT BARGAINS: en Ladies, Genta and Chikirea's Bemmod, et WINDSOR 5 ARPS. beau OF AED FOR THE | HOLIDAYS With @ choice ammortment of Hons Farnishing snd Fancy Goods. Decor and W Freoch a ‘Tones ed Glass ed-Ware. Tin five aasortm: Velocipedes, ac Al the New House Rares ching S: ore at LIAS & OGDEN. 7 High stent, loreetows decl0.20 W, 4% Wheartter's . Hematt hed. dered aad Initia: Ha bh eet ce 8 2 a5 cehets. | STRAM DYRINO AND CLEANING ESTAX MC seo Cashmere es ani Mufilers Boots, ¥ bi eens O eeeins Be a2 bina a ‘io aigan Jackets Canvass ahiposrss tt nt 3 half achitona few sets of FINE FURS tat Wil'be gold Atte CiikaPEst stoge ty THE crry. NNOLLY'S, deci8- GOS Sh street. opp. Patunt office, eh 439 or) — ars. A Py to a. sea- ro sere tTsas ie the in Ditriet, Oe HoicE oc saa pikcass a AGRON EE ES. ee Arperoar a o JOUSE PLUMBING, in oll its details. BAY WARD & HUTCHINSON, Bov®) tr 317 Oth street orth INFELICE.