Evening Star Newspaper, December 5, 1877, Page 4

"THE EVENING STAR. _ WEDNESDAY December 5. 1877. Weather Indications To-day. Orrick OF CHIFF Sig Dece inde r st to south vad rainy rising barome- asing warmer, thr Howed in latter ler Weste —_— LOCAL NEWS— Amusements, « >.. To-night. 7—Kobson and Crane nat hy Aten in * Forbiddr Oe Fre Hisnse rodden F Kose and Harry Watkins —*Blue Beard” and va- t—Leetare on “ Art” by W. W. Tulimadge Holt.—Buw and pathetic readings by E. €. Towns Jeux and and i midensed Locals. Street | will be lighted at Pp. m., and extinguished at 5.2¢a. m. f the Woman's Temperance see special notice else €. Parker, ¢ w York papers in adv: t Mn Collier yser, competent. re Stabe mar hi as been ap gustice of the pe The Calisthenie Class at the Washington Gymn: rapidiy. Every « % ; ‘and Friday Mr. J.D. McGill, formeriy Georgetown Courier, proposes Sunday the first number of paper. to be 2a stove, 1 L street ELTY TO 4 CHILD.—The €2 s Simpst assanit SHockine Cr The with |. assistant tion of the tomac City back of th the ston mi Friday child ¥ a that, the Jur the erne! been in or tre i been ne h with indise 1 SO. and part Io wohrer to E.T. Jones. $0 ore are pert tare Sto Themas Lee, $30 | sjuare §: T. P. Simpson to vant Jot 2. sequin: ri t Se ¢ M VERDICT OF Ray M OT GUILTY IN THE BRrant- Case.—In the Criminal Court, Judge y. in the case of ein Were honest in . Curtis. Seen it tthe jury This was to return a done and the di Bors worn to xamine their stock as tl it question of th grape disease, so preva country. This debate sent out by The dis uced by a preliminary re- tier of which Prof. Brain- n, Which Will be printed in Tae Wererxiy Stak, together with the usual full report of the a “THe WASHINGTON INVOCATION of the pipeopal ane ‘h met last night in church, Zl street; present, the Dr. Lewin; Rev. A Fioridius Ss S ch: Rev. J. J. hoy Georgetown Paul's parish, Prine Mr. of Re the at th ‘Trismes NAscestTiuM. met last night. In regs of cases of trismus the Board of Health ard {Health — solution that or report to the board his © facts of his diag- ‘al condition of the The Workingmen’s Assembly. ‘THE MEETING LAST NIGHT. The Workingmen’s Assembly met last night: Vice President Alfred Thomas in the ehair, with J. J. Meany seereta Messrs. Ward and Tilp, from the Plumbers’ Union, were ad- mitted Lo membership, CR LAW. THE EIGHT-HOt Mr. na n of the fae gt committee, stated that they had cone ask the assembiy to ppoint a committee of Wait upon the Presi- of the United States and urge him to see ur law be enforced. The re- nd the chair was author- amittee and announce appoint the the next meeting. the ad bly . Apr Ill be form xt move to the President's liseussion followed, the tenor ¢ lly in favor of its adoptio said it tered not to him what s were proposed to be advocated in this he was a democrat, but would put his thi jing. which was de Mr. Mean polit Typographical of the resolu- y orkingmen to eWspapers, who pay their nsation for services. Painters’ U was appointe ner of Sth stre District Government Affai Miss Mari! ck ry public for this Dist jon has been referred to th ssi Ave t a proposition of the ¢ appointed for the purpo: an app ation of $100 for the nd entertainment ofthe de. intendants of t ati hich meets he WORK FOR THE UNEMPLOYED. The District Commissioners Ts wosition made bya e ional Theat bidden Fruit.” now running at the Na must be seen to be gage On nights the 1 ibe produced for th “Blue Beard, ique board interesting novel adds to the in! L n Heli. evening deliv his popular aS met with gi these who will be. pre doubtless erijoy Teltmadge He ui refit of St. mes of T «ivertising col rt the The priated in the first-class ae for t CIT AGAINST ROAD BONDUC in bis own be le to [ma company Ked to com. id of the eourt i lers to pay up the difference yar value of the stock mt actually paid thereon. © s that Van Riswiek Darling 4m Winder 20, and : and net exceeding two dollars per share has been paid thereon- He further says t debt. edness is about $105,000, and charges that de- of gross neglect of duiy the work 1 in not at- to collect the subscriptions on the und that —, is Aine from Van Ri Kk Smoot $25,000, nd Dy the Taspector of repair & brick dwelling, y.comstrnet a wo-story brick dwelling, High, At 1 Gth ‘streets, Georg D. E. Kelly, repair a frame dweliiug, enue, between Sth and 9th streets $15. Pat Curtin, construct three three-story brick dwellings and stores, corner Band Lltli streets northwest ; 35,000. —_—_—_-cee--_____—_ THE VANDERBILT WiLL Contest.—The ar- gument Mrs. Labau’s motion t sompel erbilt to pay her, on account her father’s esi * le anderbilt fing vy counsel pre chorus from the re her petition b not exceed $10,000; ti — to give her about whi oul he ne longer ved. and that ‘ee had advanced i: Jately on her husband’ omen Y¥ Tritmine, 3 Tue WILL of the late Moses H. merchant, was filed in ‘the Surrogal iternoon. bg estate is valued at $00, 000, ‘To his daughter, Fanny, he bequeaths $10,000; to his son, Irving, $100,000; to his daughter, Julia Bowdoin, €2,000, and to his grandson, Templeton Bowdoin, $10,000. The remainder of the estate is to be divided absolutely be- tween his son, Irvin; i his sie to. Julia. A farm in Yellow Spri to. Frank ell, and Lawre nee irinnell is estate at New Bedford, Mass. A cot vesthe decedent's uiece, Susan Grinnell, 3.400 during her life time.—[. ¥. Cor. Phila. Ledger. DisTRESstnG INCIDENT OF THE FLOOD.—The mnost distressing occurrence on this part of the James river was the drowning of fourteen or fifteen es people, who resided at Skid- viz: Henry May and his wi and ser a n children, his wife's ‘sister and ehil- dren, and two children of another sister. ‘About 2o'cloek on Saturday Henry May took all this large family out nm a ferry boat, of which he soon lost control, when it went over = fag at Tyree’s poaome and all were drowned opie among Whoi lisease prevails, and pt May, who lodged on a tree below.— the board appoint a committee of thr y fo draw up such a report as the ease requires, (Lezington (Vo.) Gazette. ay Rear Estave Saues— ¥ & Mid. ‘TiLDEN'’s Tax.—The nt on fle- @leton seld yesterday at poo tor ‘ol. 5 murrer interposed some by ex-Gov. aes Fares, trustee, the south 2 feet of lot improved by a two-story and attie frame dwelling on the west side at Tahoe tween Land M streets northwest, to Mrs. Mary E. Barrett, tor #220. ‘Tur GREaT ae Pi] continues, only mats er = low ype now occupied by © Sir Market fence. 8 ki wn as the ae wend Dry Goods ‘Store. im Samuel J. Tilden to the cony it in the suit brought against him to recover over $100,000 income tax, alleged to De. ane, by him, was to have taken’! place i ia the U es district court, to-da Was eajoer over until ¥ ine cow al thronged in it Mr. Tildest himself would org tte take part in the polenta but hat gentleman was reeres uted by counsel, and Was not himself sive LN. ¥. Cor. more. February 1, 1878, our legse “Brery yar gre ne Store will psitively a for reng. y ol dry pol “must” be sold.—Ad Witness.—The suit of Jas. se ee n Tnzersat a inst William M. Tweed for smuscasan {cena toes peep iene tp about oy t in Connect!- Cherry Jordan and Susan Gants 4 Jae c. nS. Seymour, Lotz. of Muncie, Ind., and Li . Hartt, of oy judge of the court of errors, of Baltimere county, Md.; John necticut. J) an office at Nos. Farqvier. and ay Bell MeDonaid, of .Prinee | 15 and 167 Broad day Judge William county, Va.; Nathan Brow aud | Lawrence granted a writ of habeas corpus, _ Fanny J. Rollitis. —— bale ton ies FoLzy commenced the sale of is large aid Tritune, 13. lock, to testity.—[¥. ¥. elegant secoctmens of Tor pee es ri ae = = rooms yeste ew wise THE "‘AROLINA JUDGES.—Hon. Henry in'want of toy Toatiend his es at 100 lack Melvor was yesterday reelected ansoclate jus ih. and al Oe! m., watil all are sold. court South Sek tivsnc ae Wray at SI 7th st. nw.t | Gee of the Sopra ort ar THE SaLe wi took place at | erats and republicans. ‘There Lo Thomas Dowling’sekis iis moruine will be i be com fharto-lay for an associate Justice fn of tinued to-morrow, Wi ‘evlored, Who The Sse Shen the lat opport aulty will be y Wright have been Hered, as the jut will then mt be Closed oab-—. jet jaded to | THE COURTS. Cieurr Conse Jud Cartter. This morning thi judgments fault were taken. A: her and heoast lac ufacturing C ny agt. poy igh jury out. Blackford agt. Downing ; on trial. PROBATE Count—Judge Olin. Yesterday, estate of Joseph Keep, deceased ; answer of H. S. Hatley. executor, to rule to ‘sh Ww Cause. linia Nolley: Emeline Brown appointed guardian; bonds $30. Es- f Jolin Kuep. deceased ; the exeentor or Egonga of the estate a final account. vege ceased ; first account Estate of Ferdinand make administratrin Butler, decea: | and deeree orderin a loan of $125 to be distri fleceased: ac: ¥ peti. Estate of T appointing Estate of Ante ponder for letters ivairdan. ‘ovnT—Judge Snel!. 1 ster was fine ng the business of and also With over ng loans, and othe W governing ing in ia lations of “ont inned, on pe arged Ww ith h $0 from y. { the ea where one the exiraordinary drawn up by sewing machin been signed by the wife witness without his k to me in this particular, ssed to pnnish the a der the circumstan no lareeny in the were dismissed. bushel of a ¢ eeny of es Compton, lar- nts and other articles of months: ally Ralls. wis Dodson, larceny of - ence. Win. Payne, cruel nity to a hor: Sergeant Arnold resting this 1 nd deseribed the con- nof the animal, which had sores on its made by the sadd! nd looked as if it was ss starved to de ti. John Walker, another colored man, was the owne’ i Payne drive it. 11 felldown under the of its burden, and Mr. Gatehell be killed to put it out of the mi poverty was ary Gre EORGETO ETOWN. TRE CARRIER SYSTEM AT STEM AT L AST.—It is under- stood here that the wishe rge majo of the citizens of Georgeto are at length ad that when the postmaster, “ wished. THE TABLEAU: 1 building to- night bay be f wl, and the getown Colle for 10 cents per lineal foot inste © Superficial foot, whieh they he strikers state that at 10 al foot the best workmen annot make more than 54 pts a ld cents per [neal foot they will be able to make y. They dress simply r Nellie H. Ben q Z |, Which a few Weeks ago port, With a ¢: oof x1 4 I which suffered some cent storms Which dest eral schooners ot the coast of Barnegat. Pr e ollision v 1 ir Y Giovane bi fin tered him to gi wing him to go on parole ning, by which time Kossa i. As he did not put in promised to give appearance Just mitment spent two ‘aoare in cell in th fore he was bailed out by John Savase—[N: ¥. World, 5 W city Helghts, and. desplic the remonsi?; her parents and niness displaye persisted in calling at the house e called with a bookmark, sent it tothe girl asa tok he rejected the gift, and young Kobinson hastily left the room, went into the himself with the clothes lin down in time to save his life, A THEOLOGICAL STUDENT Kr ep.—While shooting ducks off Branford Se Arthur Samuel tompetn, of Macken, wg uate of Dartmouth and member af the nior class in the Yale Theolo; i din the ba: veut orge Roper, gro Who attempted leton, Was brought en before tion, afier whi mob and hange Sons. rom ey dy for identifi the young he was t ma uvieted at C has been rs decision of « ve re the pric f tins epalar brand rot Whisky, unequaled for flavor ad purity, to == $99 EER 23 PER nae L & HUME, decb-tr 807 Marker SPACE. ERVOUS EXHA STION.—A MEDICAL aN ESSA a series of lectures delty ered at ian of Anatomy, New Y ‘on the cause f Premature Diciine, &! re ing indisputably how lost health may be regained, adording'a clear synopsis of the Inpediments to marriage and the treatment of nervous and physical debility; being the resulcof twenty years’ experi- ence. “Price 35 cents. Address the author, De. L. = office and residence, 51 East 10t! . ork: New TMOKE’S MINCE MEAT AND PLUM PUDDING. NEW RAISIN: #8, CURRANTS and CITRON, Seven Pounds MIXED NUTS for $1. BEST SWEET CATAWBA WINE, $1.25, oe? CELEBRATED ROCHESTER Cl- JOIN H. MAGRUDER, FINE GROCER, 1421 New YORK AVENUE, Near U.S. Treasury. LET—Gentieman’s TURN-OUT; Horses, Coupe, four and two-watal Phueton, with driver; can be had at ail hours on or otherwise, Address 401 F street south- west. novS—1m MW. E wW wide VORBLM 84100 8, TAL Orn Sturt. between Gand. H northwest, ‘ASHINGTON, WA E CREAM, WATER ICES AND FROZEN ts Weddings, ab-tr R H DECORATED CHINA, LARGE ASSORTMENT OF @ EVERY DESIRABLE MANUFACTURE, selection of Mm. W. . hate & Beveridge.) nove8-tr —- No. 1000 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, CITY TTEMS. Carren’s Lirrie Liver Priis are as small as Homeopathic pe. and as easy to take as sugar. Everybody likes them, Ebbitt House Drug Sicre. a SWEET AS A CHAPLET OF Roses fs J. and E. Atkinson's Extract of White Roses for the Hair. At once cleansing, invigorating, and of delightful fragrance. ws Women DispcTe about other matters, but ali agree on the merits of Dooley's Yeast Pow- der as yar excellence the best of all. Grocers throughout the country keep it, and find it ‘ives supreme satisfaction By using it the ousewife js sure of delicious Spreads rusk, rolls, biscuit, buckwheat cakes and all the dei- icacies made from flout Winner's Cop Liver Ow ann Lowe.—The great popularity of this safe and eparation is alone attributable to th. In the cure of Coughs, C ma, Brot is, Whooping Ce Humo leonsumptive no su equal. Le ly symptoms thus at hand wh ate all compiaii e Mannfaetur ‘A.B. Wilbor, Cheat, Boston. y all druggists. » ape , Harry Tipres for nervous sufffrers, a those who have been dosed, cked. Pulvermacher’s E lly cure premature debility and Journal, W vermacher City. HEAveN Des hound plant, the Tarof the Balm of Gilead Honey, for the relief of ir- three spe ics are com 8 Honey, of Horehound «and willeure aco unerring cet Pike's Thothael ake Drops cure toothache in one minute. Sold by ail druggists at 25. eo6 THE ** FT” is now the standard and only the prompt and lieal eure for Rheum atism, Ask Major Richards, Lieut. Gessfore nd Officer Jenkins, of the M. Police. Sold by druggists gener ,26c01: THe REASON Why all housekeepers and others use the Aladdin Seeurity Oi! Is taat no ly. accident has ever occurred from its use. Tt is the best in the world. All storekeepers sell it Try it, and you will have no oth Take noth ing but Aladdin. The above Oil ean be had at Nasi By peal Jr.'s, 639 D street northwest. —— Youne’s Patent DETERG cleansing material ever druggists and grocers. To LapIEs AND G call attention to A. F ing and Dyeing Establishmen near 9th street. By promp latest improvements, whether of - Evropean invention, he is en work ot to be € e facilities. s nd Gent's Suits are, heapest in the city on account of his superior Work. Give him 4 calls G street, Bo ale | Fe Suits dyed and pres for $2.7 ned aud pressed for 2. T is the finest invented. Soild or ‘TLEMEN.—We wish to MUSICAL AND WwW UR MOTTO, EXCELSIOR? DYE LADIES AND GENTLEME W. H. WHEATLEY, 49 JEFFEKSON STREET, Georgetown, D. C. Established 1831, to which the peo- ple of District and thousands of others of ths States and Terr i testif, nov3~ entlemen’s 3: Sei Mes. 1.2 L All frem the best manufacty s21-3m T W aed equal to any the money. E. 1. G, Beents rer LB. an a market S&C _ oe + Georgetown, De ba 16 R WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWE! LRY, SILVER AND PLATED WARE, BRONZES, &c., In great variety, at reasonable prices, go to W. S. TAPPAN’S. 905 F sTREET, MASONIC TEMPLE, _Mme. Demorest’s Pattern Agency. asim Cus ouT SALE OF TOY AT cost. Pe tock of TOYS will positively be sold at cost, oe ng this tenn Sr our business, « early and secure bargains. My stoc! (od enneger ‘and Holiday Goods is now complete, and will be sold at lowest market rates, S. H. McCLOSKY, 3-31" 1334 atu STREET Nowtawesr. re THE LapiEs. FOR ENGLISH JACKETS, * RIDING HABITS, And OVERGARMENTS to order, Goto KEELER, Artist Tailor, Vervon Row, 4-60" 10th street and Penna. ave. WILLET & LIBBEY, CASH LUMBER YARD, CORNER GOTH STREET AND NEW YORK AVENUE. FOR LOW PRICEs, YOU MUST GO TO WILLET & LIBBEY. WE SELL ABSOLUTELY FOR CASH. IT WILL PAY TO COME ANY DISTANCE. YOU SAVE 50 CENTS ON 100 FEET. WE SELL LOWER THAN ANY YARD, EVERY ONE THAT BUYS ADMITS THIS. IF YOU BUY FOR CASH AND WANT GOOD LUMBER, YOU MUST GO TO DRAMATIC ENTERTAIN- 'T, for the oo fit of } 4TE A. ALL Miss Mas | Mr. Hubert s« { Mr. W. 1. Dennis, Mr. | And others. } z tage Manager Store: Themp- DAY A N GOOSE MELODIES, an TALES. represented 1 CHILD. the Ente During the en ch ie dh Brown re ~~ Pumpkin P Table, BW cts, [eux “HALE. GRAND CONCERT FOR THE BENEFIT ¢ ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPA FRIDAY EV » Drcense The following well-known artists wi Miss EVA MULLS, 8 « — The male OCTETTE CHOIR OF TE and a select male Tickets. 50 ce be obtained at and Fils bookst N ATIONAL THE ATER. ** Langhter L ws, rad 4-4 The Cherubs. 9 Both Sides. “CHARGE IT TO BUSTER.” The Fannie: t of Play CRA Boucteantt, CRA DDEN FRUIT. ORY CRA CRA CK. FRIDAY and SAT RDAY NIGHTS, ‘ BACHE, LORS. i Mr Ford, George Huey, FORBIDDEN FRUIT MATINEE, L* TURE © ad w.w. s a hana! VE STORY. UMOROUS AND | 2 ATHETIC READINGS EPWARD c. row. NSEND, TALLMADGE HALL, eget nites between O:h and 10th Streets, WEDNESDAY EVENING, December 3, 1877. pore open at 7. Headings at 8. Tickets 2 cents, OPEN THE ¥ PER © ORMAN( EE Y mM 1 Childr WEVEIY wr aid SATURDAY AF oO s Variet G26} gS E st. MARKT: ma FREE ART AND STORE, Gs Me Sturer. TOW Is TH AN, Gants and pare), cash prices at Ww. BOOTS, SH iATT my own manufacture, the material and work- manship of which are equal to the Lest enstom work. and which he offers on terms favorable to rly to these who appreciate a ving inade the fitting of the feet a Study, his work docs hot proditce. corte or bantens and those afitie ted with so t will find reltef by hi manufactures. He Server an charge. AWAY, pair Justh’s eal Protee tors: air of Shoes bel 14-1916 Penna ete ebble Butt noved-tr 5) Ser, 19TH AND 20TH STREETS. SOrpuarT OLD WOMAN OF MINE! LOOK FOR HER IN THE WINDOW, AT HEILBRUN’S Shoe Store, NO, 402 SEVENTH STREET NouTuweer, . ENTIRE STOCK MUST BESOLD, WITHO™ RESERVE, IN SIXTY DAYs, FOR GENTLEMEN, hand-sewed Gaiters, $4 and $. reall Bution Boots, $3 and foil Gaiters. $1.50 to $4, hai I-stitched Boots, Fad if Skin Boots, $2 to $4, ip and Calf Boots, $10 and Ws rking Sho a seine ees OO San CTICS and GUMS, all kinds, FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN. Beautiful French Hee! Batton, $4.50, French Kid, Side Lace, $3. Kid and Goat Seamless Button, $2.50, Lace and Bation, all kinds, $1 iy Misses’ School $I 7 cents, $1, a, $1.85. Child's Spring Heel Lace, 90 cou Chid's Spring Heel at Basse, 35 cents, FUANNELLINED CLOTH SHOES. At nov23-Im = =-_- 402 SEVENTH ST. NorTHWRsT. LAs. ATTENTION: Cara ish and Pr ench Ivy. Maple, ¥i G animal CrunhUSPRAYS AND VINES. Just received, Sa L sateen el homes, a Siilverat discount to th the trade at wholesale, nov20-tf —_ Bie F stater Sw. STREET N.W._ i) Seagaeder FOR DECORATING VASES, VASES, Large Variety at Wholesale Only. Ako, TOYS and CHRISTMAS GOODS, at C. W. THORN & CO's, decl-6t_—_ 313 AND 315 NINTH STREET N. W. UY YOUR AT THE Be ete ‘The dest in the city. novis-2we Deeenine ge Nore find at the NORFOLK OYSTER of HOUSEFURNISHINGS. _ BOSWELL « ©o., CLOTHING. 4 BIG RUN ON OVERCOATS 313 FIGHTH STREET NORTHWEST, $16 Overeoats R $12 Overcaats Reduce! t —_ $13 Overcoats Reatuced to $9 Ofter #p rty days to ¢ $15 Overcoats Reducet to $10 FURNITURE AND DECORATIONS, OVERCOATS AT NOMIC AL Es TO RUN OFF STO . fMOLID AY GOODS now being sbeod-tr Sor Sti—former price Sid M THIS DATE TO JANUARY ter, ats for $13—former sis nis for $14 #5 WE OFFER OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF EVERY GRADE OF ATS OFFERED AT BUYERS PRICE | HEATING STOVES | piste ab aa At NET OO8T tn order ake tmprovements im Only $18 for our Bh . Only $20 for our E rinnity for our Eh OVERSTOCKED WITH OVERCOATS, jor ca OUND TO RUN THEM OFF. hangains in the above Hine, ats Down KRLISSVYER & JENKS, f TIT SeveNTH Srey Norruwr yEW STOVE STORE GEO, E. GARTRELL & ©0., 815 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST, BUY YOUR OVERCOATS NOW, PRICES HAVE REACHED BOTTOM, COOKING AND HEATING STOVES, -PLACE HEATERS, PAIRING of alt k romp: dene , priors. but will sell ae RANGES AND FIRE n MABLE BROTH av OAT DEPA Con, SEVENTH AND D ST RE Wilt VOU IMPROVE. 7 ASHINGTON, OCTOBER, ners YOUR POSITION BY STUDYING ECONOMY — ND SAVE MONEY GRAND OPENING IF SO, BVY ALL yo! INS AND BOYS or A NEW Chote btn Fath CHINA, GLASSWARE, and A. STRAUS, HOUSEPURNISHING RE, A FINE LOT OF TABLE CUTLERY, RIED CAGES, PLATED WARE of the Ww gus of CHINA « THE POPULAR ULOTHIER, 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, AND SAVE At Least 25 Per Cent. Gn All You Buy. OVERCOATS. Heavy (Blue Chincilia. .. ania Dimon Far Beay Dobson's Steiped Fur Beaver. Biue i Brown Metton Lippet’s Elysian Florence Beave rib mes. 1 GLASSWARE, 4S Will do Well to exams ali wis Respecttul their cal ANPUR, 418 SEVENTH STREET, __ Oppesite ond F OUSEFURNISHING CHINA, CROCKERY PLATED WARE Goons Engiand Plain Beave Five di Fieve FEWEL neater SILVER PALACE HEATER. BANQUET and ALPINE HOT ¢ a shing ¢ 30 18 1% bo on 12 . _ O43 a» CILGQVARPETS. Eiboent Freneb € Burlington Blue Me Chase English Stripe. se Mills Plaid Cassie a fall tine of tte i ‘ = THE STAGS HE! Ai i at very ANGE AGENCY, A. W. OPP, ANITA AWE. Now, m PENNS! Black ign ieee Union Worsted. .... PTHS* SUITS, from 14 ¢ ug from $5 YS" SUIT REN 'S SUITS. ATS, from $3 to $! Hy articles too numerous to mention at 18 years, ai prices ne $4.50 to CLOTHING the man! GOLD'S WARM-AIR FURNACES, For THe Equal te Steam, a esti: MILLION. d Bot in tee ae BEC al and ere the thing itself, and take a de. serynive BEE Be CHANDELIERS and GAS. stairs. HEAVY ULSTERS, from $7 to $40, HOMESPUN SUITS, all wool, for $10. HOMESPUN PANTALOONS for $2.50. BLACK CHEVIOT SUITS for $10. BLACK CHEVIOT ULSTERS for $10, ABUCE SUITS, fast color, for $13. BLUE OVERCOATS, fast color, for $10. BROWN OVERCOATS for $10, Fine BROWN OVERCOATS, from $15 to $25. Fine BLUE and BLACK OVERCOATS, fast colors, for $25, YOUTHS* SUITS from $12 to $16. PANTALOONS for $5. dec 31-1 pUSI Prick, 618 NINTH STREET, Opposite Patent Office, COAL A) Cee: coan: woop: Having unsurpassed facilities for handling Coal Woop: and Wood we now offer it to the pablic at bottom Une, Saw Mill, we are edied KK in- ™ Principal Office. Depot, NEA AVENE SW, Hoff, 220 P. s™ HENSON 'S IN LARGE ASSORTMENT. PLAID ULSTERS, $15 and $20, RUBBER COATS, $2.50 to $15. KNIT JACKETS, $1.50 to $6. E SUITS, good ones, from $15 to $25. BLUE BEAVER SUITS, heavy, for $18, BLUE CHEVIOT SUITS, fast color, COATS, with VESTS to match, nothing but good fabrics, $15 to $25. PATENT SDLED KINDLING Woop. A FIRE LIGHTER ID EVERY BUNDLE, THE BEST AND CHEAPEST IN USE. AND THE ONLY BUNDLED Woop INTRO- DUCING A FIRE LIGHTER, &S ONE PRICE ONLY. RD Rnahal-$ REFUNDED POR GOoDs RE- UNINJURE WITHIN TWO w TEKS OF DAY OF PU RCH ASE. GEO. C. HENNING, No, 410 SEVENTH STREET. Ask your Grocer for it and take no other. A FULL STOCK OF COAL AT LOWES MARKET RATES, OFFICE, SOUTHEAST Con. 127m ST. AND PA, av, novié-tr wake AND | ‘ORGANS. | STEINWAY & SO) GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS; by =? woop: s THE VERY gp TARTS a COAL AT __ Woop: to $5.50; Usk from $4.50 MASON & HAMLIN, 6, cenkaeers A pox ‘all Kinas of ‘ Ba" Deliveries male “ CLOUGH & WARREN ae - to the consumer from ORGANS, OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, PIANOS which haye been used from $50 to $200, | Main, Mice, ana +s “iso ¥ W TANO Jaap sien at the 1a oe —— . G. METZEROTT, rpuesas W. RILEY & SQNs, dec4-3t iN . PEXNA. AVE., bet. 9th and 10th sts. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN WOOD AND COAL. We are delivering best qualities of WOOD and COAL Ww all parts of the city, at wholesale prices. Cumberland COAL, Run of Mine and Lump, always on hand, at lowest rates. Main Office and Depot, Riley’s Wharf, foot 1th MeCammon’s and 12th streets southwest. OMtces—f Gunes neues Damd Eee. i SD-r Se ‘Sth streets n.w.. and anga2-tr E STIEFF (PIANOS, Unsui DOWN TO FOUR CENTS, BUSHELS DELIVERED FOR $2.2) GAS-LIGHT OFFICE, 411 AND 413 10TH STREET. SANDERS & PENNSYLVANIA AvERUD, on Ines ores sepl3-Sm and 15 N, Charles st.,