Evening Star Newspaper, December 2, 1881, Page 4

—“_s THE EVENING STAR. FRIDAY —_ ‘The Wenther. OFFICE OF THE CHIFF SI@xat Orricer, 1 ‘Wasnixetos, D.C., December 2, 1881, m.f For the middle Atlantic states, fair weather, Variable winds, shifting to easterly. stattonary or higher temperature followed by fulilng barometer. Special Weather Bulletin. ‘The chief signal officer furn special bulletin terday morning be: Valls east of Uy winds are report AUlantic and Gulf st fallen from ten to tw: lower lake region, s6 Gulf states and has’ risen slightly fn Towa, Mis- sourt and Kansas, Fatr weather {s indicated for Saturday in New Engiani, tie mille Atlantic, South Atlontic and east Gulf st ites. recs! b Atiantic Berwarp Barr h st. Saturday set fine Steel plated knives, 40 cts; blade pocket knife, | Peart or tortoise shell, Garst’s Corxep BEEF ter Market, A Lime Giant Fousp—wW BERNARD Barney, S29 71h Open th for public tnspection owa brand of han?t-sew anteed to best saw in Money refunded. d, kidnes ue. jers for Xmas. $ day | 5 ceats a piece, | If-top soled boots, none like them in | rf a pair st the Boston Shoe | Gexrs’ the Dist Honse, 191 Pennsy Fresseis’s Iee Cream and Charlotte Russe. PoweERrer theater flekl glasses, $10, at Hemp- ler's. Curren Ber at Garst’s, 215 Center Market. | 914 PENNSYLVANTO AY! rime mei this cit £ 1s where you ean Duy sae GExts’ kip boots only House, : | t the Boston Shoe } Gent's WINTER ata. T. Lewi Ove $2.50 cen eloth-t-p button can at the Boston Shee House, 401 Penn: avenue. Drrssts made tn the handsomst st Dest work Washi sylvani: at short notic Trorsexerrt yon want to save money, go to 914 Pennsylvania avenue to cet your meats. Ge’ ft boots only House, 491 Pennsylvania $3, at the Boston Shoe “nue. cing canaries from the Hartz mountvins, ustralian love birds, English gol t te. imported by Charles Retche € Bro., of New York, are now on private | Bale at the duction rooms of Thomas Dowlin corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 11th street. A Frise collection of A Lance Lor of chilt's Pair, at the Boston Shoe House, avenue. 's Shoes at 50 cents per | 491 Pennsylvania | SPECIAL. ANNO! AR? Sate.—I am authorized to sale of an unique rising superb ehoice bisque nonnee the public d rare colleetion of axt gems, and marble clocks, ares, French placanes, royal por cektin vases, lane Appenine Stone Hall vases on | Pedestal over a (cot igi. This elegant cole: ‘Will be arr: i for exhibition ps THOMAS Do} CLERKS on their way home from the departments ean get their Sunday's dinner at 914 Penusyivania avenue. s_and flowers which Uday openin oth Department Ing 44 pie ferent cole Me.; 16 ineh, Ie. Also, great bargains ‘in every department. ‘THAT MecHaxtcs may not he disappointed In get- Qing their roast beet fr Suntay diner, 9144 P. aylvanls avenue will remsin open until 19 p.m. Lapres’ cloth- 5 at the Boston Shoe Bouse, 491 Penns) ue. ‘Tee Greatest Bareains offered yet. Each [=e presented with a silvered bouquet. | der for to-inerrow M. Angenstein’s National Auction street horthiwe: Bets combined. $7. Pleces, $3.61; plat doz. at rated dinner amt F seis, contal 1 tebe only $1 210 Pennsy TH AND Boys OvTr nile stock Lean fit aly shape, however peoniior 1 Sortment 0 Seareely f: @ handson suits wit ttes to meal G0 up. Geo. « i th stree re CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements, &c. Fords Opera House.—Mm “La Tra viat ‘Yo-night. Etelka Gerster in Nationa? —Willte Eaeutn’s Company in | “Fun in « Photocraph ry.” | Masonic Termpte n Orphan Asylum fair. | Ota Fevaws’ Hi h fair. Witierd He —St Mat $s church fair, wurch.—Coneert by Dr. Bischoff a Condensed Locals. Tre © “ tn to-morrow in double si by rans. ites that of any | © than the ef lation of ts other dal tion of fngton adi Using for > advertisements over the year, while the in. crease thus far for *2 over SI 1s more than 1,500! The books of this oftt-e are open to the inspection Of advertisers The facts and figures are rigidly | adhered te. ‘The month just passed was the warmest Ni Der of the decade. the av ~ range of the | mometer being 47.5 ‘The nearest ap- | ch to this in years was in Novem- r 1ST7, When temperature was 46.7 vel = ¢ formal reopening excretses of St. Paul's Lutheran church (Rev, Dr. Domer, pastor,) took Place Wednesday evening. ‘The ‘sermon was preached by Ki W. EL Dr. Hicks, of the Tabern: hed last night. The inte- Sor of the church has been handsomely refitted, | and the building and the parsonage, next door (6 it, Inclosed with an iron railing, te.cost of the | Improvement being $3, ‘The fire Last night, about 9 o'clock, was in house, W406 M strvet northwest. owned by Mra. Prof’ Henry; damage about #160; cause unknown. A dead infant was found last night by Officer | Prather, in Seaton ailey, between 2i and 3d and Hand I streets northwest. Yesterday afternoon, in @ fight, comer of 11th and Q streets northwest, between three colored | Women, Clara Wall, taiking a lunge at Su- | San Grand, with a dirk knite, missed her aim and cut herself badly on her wrist, severing an artery. The Gas Company annouaces a reduction of cents per thousand feet in the price ot gas, to go | Into effect on and after Uke 1St of January, Sergeant Leech and » squad of offleersof the first precinct last night meded a disorderly house tn Fighting s Lucas, the propri- \S nell to-day on her ‘h went ashore on } off hast night ‘ashington to-! — ‘Tue Hormay Teape—Gor ing holltay trad i times was seen ye Y at the heil- ablish- . Ib Was estimated that passed through the immense stpiistmeat is one of the Lirgest of vorld. The main floor, covering 6,00 0 square tet, is Stocked with a splendid array Of fancy articles toys, crockery and other goods Suitable for the Lolldsy trade. It presents a long Jo Ks from one end to ablishment, which extends from 7th to Sth street. The upper floor is devoted | son, whi MENT OF A Titanty Iportant | ° is hoped with a mjld winter t be kept up the entire year. The canal isin thor- | oughly good condition, und the demand for coal More About the Speakership. THE TALK THIS £FTERNOON. ‘The feud between the stalwart and half-breed elements of the republican party has pushed itself into the speakership fight and the contest is grow- ing warm. A member from Pennsylvania said to aStaR reporter this afternoon: “Don Cameron Went to New York the other night and consulted with Conkling and other stalwarts with regard to the speakership. They determined to beat His- cock if they could, and they would not accept Kasson because he isa friend of Blaine. They de- cided to take up Keifer, and Cameron is now here working fer him. The’ stalwarts have made an arrangement with Keifer, and they are concen- | trating their forces for him. If they elect him | Speaker he fs to endeavor to take a stalwart dele- | gation from Ohio to the national convention in IS. We of the antLstalwart element are aware Of this movement and We tntend to beat it with Hiscoes.” | s“jrow many of the Pennsylvanta delegation are | for Hiseock 2” asked THe Stak reporter. “ Tweive certain, and I believe he will get four- teen. The others are divided between Kasson and | Ketfer, but under the new ¢ ation I suppose Kelfer wil! get them fer and friends deny th y sort of agreement stalwarts, but they do not getting the beneilt of the that the art influ ed him simpl: the othe The dest jad eS now place Kasson as a bad third in the race. The fight ts between Kei and His , but nnless one or the other can carry > prize early tn the bulloting, they will prob- a be defeated. nsyivania dele nip 1 for Me! jon 13 sald to stand on to 4for Keim. the clerk: Ts ——— The Christiancy Divorce Case. fternoon at the session of Examiner office of Messrs. Cook & Cole, in se of Christlancy agt. Christiane “Mary F. Lugenbeel, whose testimony was supposed to have been concluded, was Tecalled by Plamen (Mr. Christ y) for further cross-ex- amtnation. She denied having stated to any per- ona visit to her daughter in Lansing, that she was glad that that she had married Mr. Christiancy, because he w. matured, kind and tiled that she was sure he would make 1 good husband, and also denied ever deprecating thé extensive ‘letter writing of her daughter wiifle at Lansing, hoping that it would be stopped. She further t ed, that in 1877, while at she Went with Mrs. Christancy on an mand paid the expenses, Mr. Christh: ing his permission fr M ined to gh She ¥ was In overn. Up to within Six months of ier mar- t the m she was in the Ing and printing was because Ftather was in one of the fact prevented her empl and ah annuity of $1200 per year, h Mrs, aney had received, had fulled about the at Into government employ. THE RETURNED WITNESS, GOODMAN, CROSS-EXAM- INED. session was held in the evening, when Mr. Goodman, who, nearly six months 2g0, gave his testimony in chief as to accompanying Miss Chamberlain to this city from New December 24th without conciuding ion,appeared to complete it. He when he lett he fully expected to re- Xt Monday and complete his testimony. Put urgent and Important business necessitated S immedia theres that he was a painter, but s now a potato Speeuiator. ince he left here he had been to 1, and Into the country and spent ‘time with A frmer to procure potatoes, aced ond shipped to bis partner, ew York. He sald that he had y two days since he lett here. He saw Detective Beach,the person who furnished lim the round trip teket tocome here the first time, and he advised the witness to return, He ad- mitted that when here before he twice registered his name at the Continental Hotel as @. Charles. pointer Sag Tur CHESAPEAKE AND Onto CaNat.—Commis- stoner Morgan returned to the city Annapolis, where he went yester meeting of the directors of the Chesap: Obio Canal C He states that all the mem- bers of the bo present with the exception fone. It was determined to keep the canal o} as long as possible the coming winter, or until ice may interfere with canal operations. The ex tended drouth of the past summer, and consequent low water; the unusual amount’ of sickness all along the ‘line agd among the hands employed; and the interruption to transportation of ed by the Interference of the Baltimot the ear! t of retar North Point, L. brisk, with a prospect that it will continue so, ‘There ts plenty of coal awaiting transportition at the miines,and the factlities will not be wanting iy to put it into market. on the aye- hout the day vd of sicht- pcently partment, which attracte the dull and toy coun ‘There w tion of china, porcelian, bron: les. The artificial plants, real lies and neck ¥ came fn for a full share of appreciation. riormance of the duties of F indian agent, who fs 3:91.02 in Lis accounts. > have been issued to John W. B. Johnstone Lord and Cora d Martha Green; ossthly Cit puch bo rege Ww 1 director, 1% resp ‘The program, as p fadecd, ted tor qwplified copy of the ers, of Rhode Island, will of Mrs. » guerdian t BOW suse Wits ttle ned Tod 1 DEN her estate to her and at eath to Monica Morgan, part Jot J, iD square South of S25, with Lnprevements, and to Mary Gallagher anotier part ot the lot with, ¥ of publication Was issued. > » Gvanp oF Hoxor.—The ex. no guarded the rema’ ng in state g ation called Uh following “nion ins of President e Capitol have rresponling LP. Will These Mussey and A. S. Worthington, council, by whore all affairs of wil compose th: the as:oclition are to be administered. It 1s pro- A Treasury Clerk Arrested. ALLEGED ILLEGAL FER IN A PENSION CASE. Yesterday afternoon Egbert G. Barnard, a clerk In the Treasury department, was arrested by one %¢ the marshal’s officers on the charge of having, as attorney for James M. Morrison, formerly oi company D, U. 8. colored Tecelved an un- jawiul fee ($160) for prosecuting the claim for an in- valid pension, ainounting to $200. The charge 1s also tnade that the act is unlawful under Sec. 5,498. of the Revised Statutes, he being a goverament clerk. He was taken hefore Commissioner Bundy and gave ball for a hearing to-day. THE HEARING TO-DAY. The case was called by Commissioner Bundy at hoon to-day—Mr. R. Coyle, assistant district at- torney, for the government, and Mrs. Lockwood for the defendant. Mr. Albert Miller testified that Barnard was a clerk in the Treasury departinent. After examining the application, Mr. Miller tes- tifled that the handwriting looked like that of Bar- ard, but he would not say that it was. Several letters in reference to the claim he testified Were in Barnard’s handwriting, among them one of January 29, 18792 -one Of February. 5, 1870: one of March éth, 1879; one of March ‘23d, 1879; affidavit of Wm. H. Parker, and letters of October 2st, 1879, to Major Clark; November 12th, to Col. Lei; March 1th, 1879,’ t) the commisstoner of nsions, sicned by Morrison; affidavit of Barnard, nuary ta, 1 fidavit of Barnard, March Ist, 1879; supplemental declaration of Morrison, dated Lith April, 1879, Joveph E. Jacobs, special examiner U.S. pension office, testified that the papers presented belong to thé fles of that oflice, Mr. Miller asked to correct his testimony by stating tat Barnard had been in the office with him since the spriag of 1880. Janes Morrison, the claimant, was sworn, but before giving his testimony the hearing was ad- Journed to noon on Monday. RANor OF THE THERMOMETER.—The following are the readings of the thermometer atthe Signal Office during the day: 7a. m., 37 deg.; 11a. m., 45 deg. ; 2 p.m., 48 deg. Maximum 48.9 deg.; minimun, dex. Affairs in West Washington. MareiAGE.—St. John’s P. E. church was the scene Wednesday, nt 6p.m., of the wedding of Miss vi Ss, daughter of Mr. J. G. Waters, a itizen of this place, to Mr. Charles ock, Md. Rev. Dr. Lindsey, as- Dr. Buck, performed the cereni bride), Henderson and were bridestnails, and Messrs. Waters, a MeKee groomsmen, and Messrs. For- nd F. P. Bron: ushers. AL of the Francis Bates took Plance from Dumbarton street M. E. church to-day at 2 pin. The services were conducted by Dr. Ret sted by Columbia Commandery and B. Pe Lodge, and the interment wa3 at Oak HE GRAIN TRADE.—Arrived, boat Samuel Jar- doe, with 1,300 bushels com’ and 2,00) bushels whe THE HIBERNta Soctety elected last evening the following cMicers: P. Gowa president Florence I O' Donon tary; Daniel O'Leary, financial secre urer; W. G. B. Thorn, m: it Was or- dered that Mr. 3 land league convention at Chicago, be telegraphed instructions to represent the Hibernia Society in that convention, BUILDING AssocraTion. monthly meeting of the At the eighth regular Fourteenth Building as- sociatle id last night at Goddards Hall, $3,750 Was disposed of, being 25 shares sold at the maxi- mum rate $150 THE Port. Annie 8. Gaskill, r. Emily and Jane, nington; scr. Kate E. Git ington; sehr. A. E. Ben- ngton; sehr. Hannah M. Buell, Ireltnd, from Washington. Cleared—Tan- nih M. Buell, Ireland, for Fill River; sehr. Annie . 1, Gaskill, for Norfolk; sehr, Emily and Sharpshire, Providence;’ schr. George R. nd, Van Cleat, for Providence; schr. Elma M. Wrigilt, Chase, for Boston. Gray ‘TRapE.—Arrived—Boat Ellen Brookes, with 3,600 bushels of wheat; boat H. M. Talbott, with 3,500 bushels of corn and 300 bushels of wheat. Ten thousind bushels ot wheat sold venty-nine boats, with 3, coal, left Cumberland for Georgetown Wedne A ALUABEE DISCOVERY. DR. C. W. BENSON, A PRACTICING PHYSICIAN OF BALTIMORE, MD., (WHO HAS PAID MUCH ATTENTION TO NERVOUS DISEASES), HAS DIS- COVERED THAT THE EXTRACT OF CELERY AND CHAMOMILE COMBINED IN CERTAIN PROPOR- TIONS INVARIABLY CURES EITHER SICK HEAD- ACHE, NERVOUS HEADACHE, DYSPEPTIC HEAD- ACHE, NEURALGIA, NERVOUSNESS, SLEEPLE:! NESS, PARALYSIS AND DYSPEPSIA. Celery has only come into public notice within the last few yearsasanervine, but scientific experiments and experience havg proved beyond a doubt that it controls nervous irritation and periodic nervous and sick head- aches. This is a triumph in Medical Chemistry, and suf- ferers all over the whole country, and even abroad, are ordering by mail and otherwiee. This great remedy is prepared in the shape of Pills; expressly to cure the above named diseases, and they will cure any case. Send for circular of home testimonials. Sold by all druggists. Price, 50 cents abox. Depot, 106 North Eutaw street, Baltimore, Md. By mail, two boxes for $1, or six boxes for $2.50, toany address. DR. BENSON'S NEW REMEDY AND FAVORITE PRESCRIPTION, ECZEMA, '! RS, HUMORS, INFLAMMATION, MILK CRUS’ UL ROUGH SUALY E 3 OF HAIR A let dressing IN THE WO bottles in one = and external treatmen i first class drugwists have it. Price §1 per packag be5 Gout MINERAL SPRING WATER. In order to supply an increasing demand for “SUMMIT MINERAL SPRING WATER” In aconyenient form for family use, I now offer the same in bottles, carbonated, at the following retail prices: 1 Doz. Quarts, $2. 1 Doz. Pints, $1.20. At which prices it ean be obtained from Druggists, Gro- cers, and dealers generally, or from the Depot, 1224 297H SrReer, 1 to hold a reunion annually on the 19th of November. WiSTER DRY GOODS. NEW HOLIDAY GOODS FOR LADIES, GENTS AND CHILDREN. A GOOD WEARING SILK, The Celebrated Reine DeLyon, Gros Grain, Gold Edge, eH, 80.25, $1.00, 1.75, $e ne OO Lanrest gable white wool Blankste, per pair $2.50, $9, #4. ©, $6, $7, %, ut TOWSON'S, 636 Pennsylva- ila avenue, south side. Colored Canhmeres, Olive, Myrtie, Navy Blue, Seal and Garnet, at 50 cts.. 62 cts., 75 cts. Largest size Bed Comiforte, $1, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2, Tycoon Keppa for Ladies! and Gent's’ Wrappers, at TOWSON’'S, 636 Pennsylvinia ayegne, south side. Cloaks, new styles, Plush ay Pessementrie trimming, $5, $6. $7, $, $9, $10, B11, $1 Ladies’ Flannel Suiting, Black Cashmeres, all Worl, Black Satins, Colored stare. ‘At TOWSON’S, 636.'ennsylvania avenue, south side, Piano Covers, embroidered and scalloped with silk. Broche and Tntia Shaws, ssle and double, Piaid and Striped Shywle, $1.50, $2, $2.59, $3. Bulk Olive, Myrtle, Garnet, Navy Blue, at $3 ryan. at TOWSON", 636 PennsyIvania avenue, south side. Cloth ae oe and Boys’ wear, 37 cts., 50 cts., 62 cta., ities in Dress Trimamiogs; Bich Plaids, Strives and ods. ne , 15, 18, 20, 25 eta. mods, new colors, SON'S, 638 Penns} ue, south side. Novell Bi Linen fan ik Handkerchiefs, . Ld, . ee —Kid, Fur-top, Clotls aid Dogekia? Fancy Handkerchiefs, Silk and Linen, ‘Woo! Underwear—Ledies’, Gent's, Cuildren, Cc. M. TOWSON’S, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, South Side, near 7th strect and Center Market. CARPETINGS! CARPETINGS!! EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS FOR DECEMBER! remaining Stock of Brasse!a and Ingrain Carpets CGE Fen be wold below ine regula pricae. Wothe exhivition of Dtcycles, wagons and other goods. The bazar now prese nts the appear- Bee of some great fair. A representation of good Saint Nicholas has been placed over the door. Demne rx Fre have been recorded as follows: T. J. Hayward to Valentine MeNalley, sub 27, €. G. Lederer ct al., Cy Best quality of Two-Ply, 75 cts. \- wrain C: 65 cts. acters MaSpuctes F Valves iden? oo pateataat cones a SO cta, 10-4, 11 isa. * Nottingham Curtain Laces 25 £7, 59 ctu: yard. ©. M. TOWSON, 696 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, WEST WASHINGTON. Respectfully, ke., SAWL C. PALMER. 2 Texer! NTC CornecTION. B, POBINson & Co., ° 28 BOYS’ CLOTHING HOUSE, 013 yer BITTERS. 909 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. BROWN’S TRON BITTERS N BITTERS.|Are highly _recom- Sa ymended for al dis. lease jcertain ri ad ‘ciliic: Hent Tonto, enn yapepsia, y — a jon, Ipter- mittent Fever, f Strengtl TRON BITTERS, of (RON BITTERS Cure Dyspepsia. A true Tonic. Rinetiie: Lack TRON BITTERS Pp (of favors eke. Bae jriches the blood ana| Complete strengthens the! Imuscies, and gives} new life to the| nerves. ‘They act ike # charm on the| digestive organs, renioving ah aye peptic, syamyta PRY THEM. ‘Sold by all Drug- TRON BITTERS Nite for the A 38 Sent free. See that all TRON BITTERS are manufactured at all TRON BY actared BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY, and have Lines on the wrapper, For Delicate Strengibener, Females. TRON BITTER: Sure Appetizer, A Sure Reviver. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. . BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY, BALTIMORE, MD. BLEY’S COMPOUND CITY ITEMS. Hats at Reduced Prices. Fall styles Silk Hats, $4.50 and $5; Hine Soft Belt ats $1.20, #178 $5 a ‘Beat stiff and soe Dollar itats prosuced. We have about seventy-five dozen boys and children's Hats statin stock, which we are closing out at reduced prices, from art Lewis’, 990 7th street. me! pe Siek Headache, nervous headache, neuralgia, nervousn sis, dyspepsia, sleeplessness and brain diseases, positively cured by Dr. Benson’s Celery and Cham- omile Pils They contain no optum, quinine, or other harmfuldrug. Sold by druggists, Catarrh of the Bladder. smarting, irritation of the urinary diseased discharges, cured by Buchi- Stott & Cromwell,’ 480 Pennsylvania paraly- Stinging, assages pulbas $i. avenue, Brainand Nerve. Well's Health Renewer, greatest remedy om earth for impotence, leanness, Sexual debilityg&e. $1, at Ds ts, 480 Pa. ave. ft “ Aldern Dairy W: ns.?? -Fresh Alderney Butter: churned every morning and delivered in 3s-1b. “Ward” Prints, 50e. Der 1D. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk, Se. per qt Cream, iSc. pint. GEORGETOWN ADVTS. G JORGE W. KING, ROUTE AGENT IN GEORGETOWN FOR THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER. Subscribers who haye complaints against the carriers or person who desire to have the paper (to which Prompt attention will be given) will find books for the entering of the same, at Fickling’s Drug Store, 1260 Hizh or 32d street, and the Western Union Telezraph OMice, Congress or Bist atreet, opporite Post Ofice n15-'Im GEO. F. TIMMS, HARRY B. PARKER, CALISAYA ita, nine of GEO. F. TIMMS & CO., 400, CORNER 7TH AND D STREETS, ONE PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE. OVERCOATS. WINTER SUITS. BOYS’ CLOTHING. al E XTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS! KID GLOVES. Our regular 75c. 3-Button KID GLOVE, in latest shades, reduced to 50c. Our excelient $1 3-Button KID GLOVE, in Black and Colored, reduced to 75c, Our 4-Button Real KID GLOVE, reduced to $1. HAND-KNIT WORSTED GOODS. CHILDREN’S HOODS, SACQUES, LEGGINGS AND MITTENS, ar Burprisingly Low Figures, —_, BARGAINS IN LADIES’, GENT'S AND CHILDREN'S HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR, DAMMANN’S © ONE PRIOR COMBINATION STORE, HOLIDAY GOODS. DRY GOODS. _ ILT, SILVER AND COLORED PAPER, GIy’ Stam. Silver Moms. Xmas Carte, Rell Pi: ladies and children's fancy work, O°" TO" +. say GoutD, fancy at Street. FOE DAY ANNOUNCEMENT. We are now ful red for the HOLIDAY TRADE with the LARGEST AND BEST ASSOITED STOCK OF GOODS we have ever had the pleasur the public, and-at PRICES AS LOW A Finely Illustrated Books: Standard Books in sets: the ee in all styles: Famil ind Pocket Bibles. Prayers and Hymanals: Juveniles, #n immense stock and variety ; Payeteries and Albums: Fancy Goods, in plush, Russia leather, olive wood, ete.; Writing De«ks and New Yeer ( Games, and Toy Books. Cail early and avoid the rash. aa Hs WM. BALLANTYNE & SON. 428 Se INCots OPENING, DECEMBER 1, 2, 3, or ELEGANT FRE! CH DRESSED AND ZNDR DOLLS, GILT AND RUSSIAN LEATHER Goops, RARE ARTIFICIAL PLANTS, CORSAGE FLOWERS, RIBBONS, LACES, AND TOYS. OUR CHILDREN’S DOLL GARDEN PARTY WILL BE ON EXHIBITION THIS AND NEXT WEEK. NOOT'S, n30 915 PENNSYLVANIA AVE! (ocuras What shall I buy my loving wife? Another year the Joy of life, As Christmas comes with all ite cheer Nice presents make our homes more dear. ‘What shall T buy my faithful husband? On whom my hopes for life depend, Almost a year its course has ran, Anew one will have soon begun. ‘What shall Ibuy each darling chil ‘This season makes them meek and mild, Our home with happiness must ring, Love's gifts helps every heart to sing. ‘Well! people say “tis best to buy, Such pretty things as please th While others please both eye and AtChristmes when they spend their pence, Opposite Riees’ in COCHRANE! store, Gifts pretty and useful cover the floor, To enumerate all would take too lon ‘We wish our friends to read this song. Presents in China, Glass or Lace, Books, Slates znd Dolls just fill the place, In Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs rare, ‘Matched Tabling and Napkins none to compare. Scrap Baskets trimmed for office and home, Or plain as out of the mill they come, All sizes and shapes at prices so low, RABE ATTRACTION FOR THE LADIES AT CHR. RUPPERT’S, NOS. 403 AND 405 7TH STREET NORTHWEST. ‘Now on hand a magnificent stock cf new and besuti- ful styles of Embreid'rd SLIPPERS, SLIPPER CASES, CUSHIONS, TABLE COVERS, TIDIES, WHIST HOLDERS, of different desicns. Fancy Worsted Work and Knitted GOODS, of every TICE! NOTICE! NOTICE! Weark an inspection of our stockof FALL AND WINTER Goopst ‘a wo must make room for Christmas «applies, We keap only the most approved fabrion, aud warrant every artle cle and shall offer extra inducements for the next 15 @& 20 days. BROWN & CLAGETT, description, complete outfit for Infants. a oon MARKEY Grace, Merino CLOAKS, Children's Lace, Satin and Velvet | —-— _ — — eee MOCsNING Goons. Germantown and Zephyr WORSTED German KNTT- i Sa TING YARN, ail colors, ard Materiais on hand at the low L OWELL STEFL-PLATE XMAS CAv A full assortment RIBNONED, FR Also, **Prsng’ Lk: if Embroid 8 | LUPIN'S FRENCH CASHMPR: LUPIN’S FRENCH TAMISE. LUPIN'’S FR) {00 FRENCH DRAP D’ ETE. NCH MOUSSELINE. received every day. “Brauch Ticket Office Ford's Opera House.” JAME CHAPMA E ia a LUPIN'S FRENCH CASHMERE SHAWLS. | IMPERIAL FRENCH SER | DIAGONAL AND BASKET CLOTHS. | SILK WARP HENRIETTA CLOTHS. COURTAULD'S ENGLISH CRAY A. SAKS & CO. AND VEILS, CHRISTMAS PRESENTATION | BLACK SILK HANDEKERCHIERS. | BLACK BORDERED LINEN ANDRE ACK KID GLOVES. BLACK DRESS FLANNELS, CHIEFS. > CHILD'S SUIT or OVERCOAT we give | &@ ticket (similar to sbove) wh neof a num © patrons of the p TYLER & CHEWNING, our Children’s Depar n29 918s ENTH STREET NORTHWEST. SILK PLUSHES. x A. SAKS & CO., Complete assortment of BLACK AND COLORED SILK PLUSHES. ALL-WOOL MOLFSKLIN PLUSH for Coat Trimming, ELEGANT SILK FabRIcs. ONE-PRICE CLOTHIERS, 316 ann 218 ESTH STREET. 26 FOR THE HOLIDAY N OVELTIE: NOvELT RHADAMES, SATIN MERVETLLEUX, SATIN BROCADES, PEKIN VELVETS, ae sobs res Ladies is respectf: called tomy | SILK VELVETS, WATERED SILKS, Erubroidered T | MorRE Fra’ IMM. Lap MISF, SATIN DELYON. CH DRESS GOODS. le Covers, Tat L Embroidered, TOCK OF PRI HABIT se eetcntes Wikia: SLOTHS, (all shades.) Saeed bon PARIS AND BERLIN WRAPS. Fecal ras pases ae RHADAMES DOLMANS, FUR-LINED | BLack SATIN NERVE! X CIRCULARS. < MRS. MA RUPPERT'S. ENGLISH Wat a ULSTERETT Fa 0 daily New Goods suitabl ans eeeene eee CRE, ING JACKE, . ULSTERS AND DEMPS! DOLLAR PER 100 FOR 58 ONE PRICE ONLY, COCHRANE’S presents will surely go. 230 SEATON PERRY, ty exalt (Of Late Firm &Bm.,) PAtals Rorat, Pag regione : winters Afi ENN! LVANIA AVEN! ER 9 TREET. 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, — core a ae = : pata . 401-403 TWELFTH STREET NORTHWEST. — =e (ytosks! CLOAKS! e DEMPSEY, a GRAND SS STATIONER AND ENGRAVER, oon RIBBONS, Old Estabtished House, enee stock of CLOARE, AY - 913 Penna. ave., be 10th streets. m1 te Tonnes B18-Sm._913 Penpa, avebet, Oth andlithetrecia,_ | eect from bn ther tn OPENING! BUTTONS. ve Broveded ‘Silke tall the nated =e. newest designe in ‘Trimmings a <8 Govan received dalls large stock of Blaukets and Comf eto WILL way ok. ES BE Have opened to-day a new and large stock of Wal- - HOSIERY, CONTINUED | ham WATCHES, all sizes and grades, at unusually | gsi! Sd examine our stock. No trouble to show ELEGANT DURING low prices. a ° ; Le J. A. LUTTRELL & 0., NOVELTIES. THIS WEEK. SAM'L LEWIS’ SONS, 226 817 Market Space, : JEWELERS AND SULVERSMITHS, \ REAT BARGAINS vend 9 1215 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ni! 121 ENNE VANIA ce TOILET FANS, = 3ET Goons, JLOlP4¥ Goons. IN DRY GooDs. ARTICLES. FINE FRENCH —_— anise Ger Aka OF Go DIAMONDS. ° AT MY STORES, NO. 521 TTH ST. N.W., BEIWEEN E AND F. FALL AND WINTER GOODS CHEAP. HANDKERCHIEF, 108 AND 134 7TH ST.. BETWEEN G AND H, WILL BE — eed CONTINUED LINEN, = width, all wool, Ladies’ Flonnel Suiting, (all DURING nt Engravings, Of! Paintings, | co Hest guilty, wide, double width, pure ‘EMBROIDERED, Picture Frames, Looking Glasses, Gems | Wool Dress Plaids, $1. Bleached Tabie Danesh 3 ae in Wall Paper, Pleture Frames | Double White Basket ot sa ee, at colors, She MED. ape out 5 : 3 He EE ng a6 toon All the latest forts, $1. Co and Black Satups, 75e. Biack Silk ties in Velvet and Gilt Frames stock, and | Velvets, $1. oned Silk Vel ps DOCo h supplies coustuntly arriving. Also, alange and | silk embroidered, ack Silk Plush, eee DOLLS, Varied assortment of Christinas Cards, Japauese Goods, | $2.50. Ladies’ Js ers, € re and Coats, DRESDEN i Albums, Se. Prices to suit the times. AD examination | Very, ‘cheap. Bisck Cashiseres, double 5 WAX, of my stock solicited. width, pure wool, ali Colored Cash ‘WARE, x J. F. SPELSHOU quot all wood, Lie, lack Cra, double fold. “Tone VASES, eee No. 521 ith street northwest. | Glace cutamere sihaveie, bute worl 42.50. Lace for ORNAMENTS. a —— INDESTRUCTIBLE, “e are selliig excel S $1.50. Alxo, Surah, Le pox — LEATHER Goons, NOVELTIES, =| a Cetowre Beer Uk and Wool Dress Gow POCKET BOOKS, ine wikis Mlenkete, pare woe, CARD CASES, ‘Colored and Black bike, 0c. BELTS AND BAGS, ae . ‘ —e TOILET BO: NOVELTIES, wall clacton Stace oe ne Holitaye s Saree and JUVENILE. CLASSICAL AND STANDARD BOOKS, CARTER’S, which will be offered to the public at PALAIS ROYAL. n29 PRICES NEVER SOLD HERE BEFORE. 225 7M MARKET SPACE M W. GALT, BRO. & CO., . JEWELERS AND SILVERSMITHS, Display a choice collection of RICH JEWELRY of the newest desisns. STERLING SILVERWARE of the latest patterns. FINE DIAMONDS, BRASSES, PARIS AND VIENNA FANCY GOODS, &c., Especially appropriate for ‘WEDDING AND ANNIVERSARY GIFTS. n23 1107 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. GEAL SACQUES, FUR-LINED CIRCULARS, FANCY FURS, SEAL CAPS, FUR GLOVES, CARRIAGE ROBES, HATS AND CAPS IN GREAT VARIETY, FoR GENTS, YOUTHS AND CHILDREN. CANES AND UMBRELLAS. ARMY AND NAVY CAPS. ENIGHTS TEMPLAR REGALIA. FUR TRIMMING IN GREAT VARIETY. DUNLAP& CO.’S SILE, DERBY AND OPERA HATS. JAMES Y. DAVIS’ SONS, 621 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. n7-2m FFF U U RRR SSSg n23 806 TTH STREET NORTHWEST. yy Le g RR & } UURR 3. ABEK TEA, ¥ “vw EF # Sass 7 oe CHILLS AND FEVER. eaters 25 CENTS A PACKAGE. Largest stock in the city. Lowest prices. ZEWBET! STINEMETZ, A.M. P'S PHARMACY, 025 EON ask aia gree atiowenk: na 1287 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ORs AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN AS. the firet-class SECOND-1 Greall at JUSTH'S Out btand No oo ‘between 6th and 7th streets northirest or branch Stars, No. 408 Noto by tall prompely attended to. We NB ECKER BROS.’ PIANOS; BURD! " rie, AT n22-2m 407 10th etrect, near the Avenue. Ages CURE FOR COLDS. COUGHS, CONSUMP- TION, WHOOPING COUC! Shy a bea snd 105 Benmayivania avenue north nid-ato ” iG BOUGHT, AND ea mari4 'H’S Old Stand known for eae 5 yea DYED SEAL SKIN GARMENTS, di iircowtis Luna |” Imported Direct FUR-LINED CIRCULARS AND DOLMANS All Lengths and Prices. = GENT'S DRIVING AND WALKING FUR CAPS, MUFFLERS, GLOVES AND GAUNTLETS. COACHMAN’S COLLARS AND MUFFS IN BEAVER. LYNX AND RUSSIAN HARE FOR LADIES, All at Importation Prices, ue Furs Altered and Reshaped st Popular Prices, < WILLETT & RUOFF, 905 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. MORRISON BEGS LEAVE TO AN- he} : ounce hewill make his snnual Ww. * Cail early, as the selection is now complete at CHAS. BAUM, 416 SEVENTH STREET. N OTABLE ATTRACTIONS _n28-1m NEW Books. ‘Land of the M TMiustrated, $7 Morley, $3,_M ies, $1. ‘The. ight Sun, Atichard Cobden's Life, b y Wife and My Wi metican Newspaper, by C by John W. Jud 3] GUINNIP, DAY & Cv.’S, * 820, 822 anp 8€ Sevenra Srazet NomTuwaew, ‘Those Who Made The! xy Helen K. Johu- gon, 4to-, $6, The Sun, by. A. Youns, Inter, Sei. Berles, $3.04 Pickwickian Pilgrimage, by’ Johu RG Hassard, $1. Ilusion, by James Sully, Inter. Sei, Series, $1.00. A fine issortinent of ftuiaia, Seal and ‘Ci mtenpteietor Gebied Geckiawa skin Pocketbooks, Wallets, Car kes Se MS EANCIS Ib. MOHUN, ESELLER AND STATIONER, 1015 Permsylvan.a avende. nit Sutoen BOOKS BOUGHT AND EXCHANGED Tr ANGLIA’S ANTIQUARIAN BOOKSTORE, Coxcorax BUILDING, F STREET. Cash paid forall kinds of Books. Pamphiets, &c. s13-6m LADIES’ GOODS. a LADIES’ BOOTS. NONPARIEL VELVETEEN, ‘Buk finish, in Black and all colors, New Britain Knitting Co.'s 2-Thread, full regular made MERINO UNDERWEAR, all sizes from 34 to 64, at $1.25; never sold before under §2. BARGAINS! BARGAINS!! FOSTER PATENT REAL KID GLOVES, havea large stock of LADIES’ WINTER BOOTS Anonins 5 home, ot 006, that I will cell at GREAT BARGAINS. Many of them have been MADE TO ORDER, and are FIRST- —— in every respect. 3AS. H. VERMILYA, OUR SILK STOCK 610 Ninth street, Oppoeite U. 8. Patent Office, VON BRANDIS, MODIS" eerrererntneee BESTE ac Formerly with Lord “& ‘Taylor, New York, and Want Wr CO. Si . Evening Dresses; Bridal Trousseaus, a specialty: Is simply beyond comparison in the city. We have just ‘added several large invoices of the very latest novelties, n29-1m Cloaks, Dolmans wid Suits; all made at the shortect notice; perfect fitting; satisfaction work, superior ee INNIP, DAY . Dovstass, GUINNIP, & 00. NINTH AND F srREErs. Sr. Croup Britprxa. ONE HUNDRED DOZEN ENGLISH SUPER STOUT HALF HOSE. REGULAR, FULL, FASHIONED. DOUBLE 25 CENTS PER PAIK. | $2.50 PER DOZEN. MERINO, PLANS AND, Sor. UNDERWEAR IN MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN, BEST doops, AND Lowest PRICES. cen OUGLASS. ni9 9TH AND F STREETS. LAvies' CLOAKS, DOLMANS, PALETOTS, JACKETS AND SUITS. CHILDREN'S AND MISSES CLOAKS, ‘The largest and best assortment in the city. FUE TRIMMINGS in different widths, M. WILLIAN, 1 Cito-Trevise, Paris. 901 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.