Evening Star Newspaper, December 14, 1881, Page 5

I ee WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1881—DOUBLE S HOLIDAY GOODS. ___ HOLIDAY _GoOoDs. _ HOLIDAY @OODS. _ HOLIDAY GOODS. Xmas GooDs. cae 1881 1881 XMAS. A large and select stock of fine and medium quality re TRU TRAVELING BAGS, is SATCHELS, POCKET BOOKS, lee LETTER BOOKS, CABBA! IVORY, TOY TRUNKS, (our own make}, ROBES, SADDLES, BRIDLES, HARNESS, WHIPS, &c., &c. BRONZE, At the popular NOVELTIES OF VIENNA, PARIS AND LONDON. TRUNK AND HARNESS MA UFACTORY . or ba JAMES S. TO PHAM, TA DESKS. thweet. 3-20 Hoemar Fisk, Clark and Flaws’ LATEST NOV Gent + Glew 1 Neckwear, Handsomely Ei ered Silk Suspenders, in fancy b Plush Scarfs, Updexratf's Fu Bilk Handkerehiets, a inar: a denpecially for the B Or 5 7th street ne SIA PORTFOLIOS. ea PHOTOGRAPH AND AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS. BRONZE PAPER WEIGHTS AND ORNAMENTS. INKSTANDS, ODS. JEWEL CASES. GLOVE AND HANDKERCHIEF BOXES. CARD CASES AND PORTMONNAIES, | A Caref ally Selectod Stock of Standard and Iilustratea THOME Shirt Factory, 6 F street north: HOLIDAY GIFT BOOKS, PRAYER BOOKS _a13 _ ite peexce FLOWERS. AND. Opening. 2 com; FLOWERS and CO! and prices. NG DRESS HYMNALS. , im all qualities Handsome Christmas Novelties in. FLOWERS, BAS- KETS and JAKDINENS filled to orde PARISIAN FLOWER CO., 1110 F street north JUVENILE BOOKS In All Styles and Bindings, _a13-Im Hees Px ASSORTMENT. re, Cloth BREAKFAST JACKETS and ES, MUFFLERS, WKISTLETS, GLOVES and Scarfs, just received. A DISCOUNT OF TEN PER CENT ON ALL. FANCY GooDSs Until December 17, inclusive, 915 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. JAMES J. CHAPMAN, 911 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. PERRY BUILDING, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, CORNER 9TH STREET. Great Barcains in a9 Ladies’, Gentlemen's and Children’s ALL-LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS At 10, 15, 20, SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, 23 to.35 cents, worth 35 and 50 cents. centa. CHRISTMAS, 1831. GREAT VARIETY AND CHOICE SELECTION. Silk Umbrellas. Silk Plush Tidies. Mounqnetaire Kid Gloves, Camels Hair Shawls, Silk Hosiery. Silk Handerchiefs. Embroidered Handkerchief, Silk Mufflers. Chudda Shawls. Brocade Satins. Rhadames. Freuch Jackets A few more of those Elegant EMBROIDERED FELT TIDIES Left at 30 cents, worth 50 cents, Appropriate Holiday Gifts in Real Lace Articles, Gentlemen's CIGAR CASES. Fine French DOLLS. Wehavea SPEARE DOLL, which we offer at 50 cents, worth SU cents. NooT's, Silk Plushea. Ulsters, Dolmans. Ulsterettes. Raw Silk Table Covers, Linen Damask Cloths. Ladies’ Work Boxes. Handsome Towels. Large line of Satin Merveilleux Dolmans, and Fur (T*ter & CHEWNING, 915 PENNSYLY 918 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST, OFFER AT LOWEST PRICES ‘Lined Silk Circulars. Sees EP ~Hotiday Goods a specialty. SILK PLUSH §2~ One Price Only, SEATON PERRY, (Of Late Firm Perry & Bro.,) aio 1881 Established 1840. 1858 GRAND OPEN: BRONZE GREEN, SEAL BROWN, DAR K GREEN. ING ON MONDAY, DECEMBER 12, TWENTY-FOURTH ANNUAL i CHRISTMAS EXHIBITION AT CHR. RUPPERT, Nos. 403 AND 405 7TH STREET NOTHWEST. Importer of all kinds FRENCH, ENGLISH AND GERI TOYS AND FANCY GOODS, ‘Mr. Ruppert takes great pleasure in informing his friends and the public xeneraliy that he has Just re- ceived through his agents in France and Germany the Jarwest and finest stock of goods, as follows: 42,JNCH PLAID DRESS GOODS, $1.25 quality, now $1; $1 quality, now 80 cts. CLOAKING AND ULSTER CLOTHS, ‘New styles, at $1.50, $2, $3 and $3.50, BANDKERCHIEFS AND GLOVES, In great variety, at popular prices, French and German Dolls of al! Designs. Toys, Games, Soldier Equipments. Russia Leather Work, Glove and Handkerchief Boxes, Writing Desk and Dressing Cases. ‘Musical Boxes all sizes and styles. China Vases and Ornaments, Willow Work, Stands and Fancy Basxets. Hobby, Spring and Shoo-fly Horses. Boysand Giris Velocipedes and Doll Carriages, Sleighs, Wazons, Wheelbarrows, &e. les all sizes, of different Designs. 10, 000 other articles too numerous to mention. To avoid the usual rush at Christmas times our customers are invited to make their purchases carly. €8 Selected goods can be laid aside until Christmas if desired. dl0-2w TYLER & CHEWNING. GES. CHESS PEARS. ! Biey DING. LAT. OPEN HOLIDAY EVENINGS. COCHRANE & CO., OPPOSITE RIGGS’ BANK, AND ALSO ‘TWEEN CORCORAN AND STREETS. WROMAGE DE ERIE : VAN BEIL'S RYE AND KOCK. B. W. REED'S SON: 1216 F street northwest. 1630 MTH STREET, ot poees* BOOKS. ROBERT BEALL, BOOKSELLER, 495 Pennsylvania Avenue, ‘Has now ready for the inspection of his customers the most extensive and varied assortment of BOOKS, appro- priate for the HOLIDAY SEASON, Including all the best STANDARD WORKS IN THE RICHEST BINDINGS. SUPERB FINE-ART ILLUSTRATED BOOKS. SELECT AND BEAUTIFUL BOOKS for the Young. RARE AND EXTRA-ILLUSTRATED BOOKS, CHRISTMAS CARDS. FINE STATIONERY, For our patrons, we print a closing rhyme ‘This year, ‘twill be the very last tine, In the EveNING Stax that we shall tell, ‘The wonderful bargains we have to sell. Last April we opened the doors of this Store, Uptown, where none had been before, Kind Ladies and Gents came in to buy Because popular prices are not high. ‘Now Cochrane & Co. opposite Riggs’ Bank, Wish the Public sincerely to thank, And offer uptown another treat At sixteen thirty, Fourteenth street. At both stores now, we are open at night, *Tis pleasant to walk when the moon is brizht With your lover, or others, nice presents to find. In the Stores wherever you are treated kind. Onr catalowne to name, is twice too long, ‘Tis best to n:insle with the happy throng, ‘See the glad faces and select yourself ‘From a thousand articles on every shelf. ‘There are Dolls and China, Toys and Books, ‘Foster Patent Kids, five or seven Hooke; A new lot just in, to mention the same, Ladies know on these our excellent fame. Linen 'Kerchiefs with Initials, or those of silk, Brightest colors if you wish, or white as milk. Notions, Laces and Linens, everything new A DISCOUNT OF 10 TO 25 PER CENT Damask Towels, with Initials in red or blue. a10 Will be allowed Ly th of HOLIDA’ a TEESE or wat EQHPAY Coops, | pouay Goons eau Fancy Goods are the finest sud cheapest in tte | AT MORRISON'S, 415 PENNSYLVANIA AV ke. A BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY CATALOGUE Given Gratis. 12-6 G OOD NEWS. FROM NOW TO NEW YEAR'S TE. Vases: Card Receivers ‘n lass, china, brasa_and shells: Opera Glasses: Card Casea; ‘Ladies’ Hand a | Pocketbooks; Toilet Cases for the pocket and travelling: Coin Bae: Autograph Albuns from ie. to $3; Photo- first-class PIANOS and ph Albuns from $1 to $15; Decorated | Shi est prices and easiest terms. rames—nickel-pl brass, wood and Knesia leathe 2 | Tiles—mounted and unmounted; Scrap Books; Child: Also ali kinds of Musical Instruments, Sheet Music, | Tet’s Books in yeper and bound, the largest stock in Music Books, and Musical Novelties iu greatest yariety | Washington and at the lowest figures; Chicdre and lowest prices, at i Paint Boxes, &c.; Gents Shaving Cases; To- bacco Stands and Cases: Match Safes: Inkstands in G. L. WILD & BROS. olive wond, brags, leather and china: Pen Macks: Paper vd Weixht otters and Portfolios; Candlesticks and De- New Murical Ware Rooms, Favela. in wood, wire, and cellulotd a Pens 709 7th street northwest. Col come a = Hands: Hoxew of Paper ail Envelopes from Iie, f0 810; ‘ntii January 1, 1882, purchasers of any article for | Cards in boxes and do. in Stands; Albertype Pictures— OF over, will be presented with apivee of framed, at $1.50, over a hundred different subjects; junie. Ga | Japanese Goede? Candy Bases end: Bankes ee ad | Kitds of X-mas Tree Decorations; Work Boxes and Writing Desks. X-mas Cards and New Year's Cards, large M. E. BOARDMAN, 529 ISTH SEREET. LARGE AND SELECT ASSORTMENT OF RGANS, at low RESH OPENING LADIES’ SEALSKIN FURS N np POLMASS and SACQUES. FUR-LINED SILI ‘RAPS. FUR MIMSIAG. altggss he Ladies’ and Gentlemen's SILK UMBRELLAS. ‘Bich, Elegant Goods suitable for Holiday Present B. H. STINEMETZ, 4121237 Pennsylvania ave., next to cor. 13th at. AND LEA’ ANDSOME CHRISTMAS PRESENT: LAS! D Ni H ‘Ss. CUT GLASS, DECORATED AND ENGRAVED CO- es LOG: . FAMOUS WEBER GRAND JARE AND | BEAUTIFUL VASES, HANDKERCHIEF UPRIGHT Flisos, 8° ~ | GLOVE BOXES: =: = BEHRING PIANOS. SEEGERS SE RPERER ERs Bee. HENRY F. MILLER PIANos, ction of, any former years. German Favors, & ‘variety. "Come early and avoid the crowd. or W. H. MORRISON, ww BOORSELLER AND STATIONER, aio ‘75 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, FPoutay coors, NICE ‘1OILET SETS AND CASES. | CELENT OID. AND ODOK CASES IN PLUSH, SATIN VOSE & SONS’ PIANOS. = EMERSON FiANos. SIMMS" PHARMACY, CELEBRATED SMITH AMERICAN 01 : tims ELLIS & Come | _a10-6t Corner 14th street and New York avenue. 412-128 987 Pemnsylvania avenue. WATCHES. pews CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. Have opened to-day s new and large stock of Wal-| musical Instruments of all descri Iam WATCHES, all sizes and grades, 3§ unusually | *mely bound Music Books and Sheet dew srices. At the Music Store of W. G. METZEROTT & CO.. SAM'L LEWIS’ SONS, a10-1w Pennsylvania ave., between 9th and 10th sts. . JEWELRES AND SILVERSMITHS, Cd 3215 PENNSXLYANIA AVENUE. THE EXTRAORDINARY LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL DISPLAY OF AND HOLIDAY PRESENTS TOYS at B. SILVERBERG'S GREAT METROPOLITAN BAZAAR, Occupying the Connected Two Spacious Warehouses, 812 SEVENTH ST. AND 313 EIGHTH ST., N.W., has attracted during this week an immense throng, and as our STOCK is complete as yet, we would advise everybody to make their selections now, before the GREAT RUSH commences, as they can have the goods delivered at any stated time. For the week ending the 17th instant, there will be offered some Specialties in WAX DOLLS, which for beautiful finish and life-like beauty cannot be excelled. Our 25 cent WAX DOLLS are the largest and prettiest that can be procured for the money, ana the variety in them is unsurpassed. Our 49 cent WAX DOLLS comprise some extra large styles in Model Heads, Babies Moving Eyes, &c. Our 99 cent WAX DOLLS are far ahead of anything ever offered. Our Mammoth 99 cent Doll is an armful. ‘The number of styles at this price will be a surprise to everybody. and no one can fail to be suited. Our Kid Body Wax Head Dolls at from 99 cents up are very fine and remarkably cheap, In PATENT DOLLS we also shall offer some remark- ably low goods, either in Kid or Cloth Bodies. In Kid Bodies we have them at from 49 cents up, and our 99 cent Doll of this kind has Shoes and Stockings. In Cloth Body Patent Head Dolls we can offer some extra large and good quality Dolls at from 25 cents up. In DOLL CARRIAGES woe have the most beautiful. Some made like the finest Baby Carriages—satin lined, plush puffed and finely finished, They range in price from $1 to $6.50, and our assortment of them is the largest in the city, In HOBBY-HORSES we have alarge variety, from the small $1.25 Horse to the fine patent at $3.50. We also have afull line of SHOOFLYS, plain, patent and spring, from $1 up. Our BOYS' WAGONS have won a reputation for them- selves for durability, Wo have plain at $1 and iron axels at $2, Our VELOCIPEDES and BICYCLES are selected for their strength, and will, in every instance, give the fullest satisfaction. We call especial attention to our new TRICYCLE for Girls and Boys. Our SLEIGHS and CLIPPERS are so excellent that to seo them is to buy them. They range from 50 cents up. Our 5, 10 and 15c, TOY DEPARTMENT has a larce assortment of small articlesin the Toy line, and is the only one of its kind in the city, Our 25c, TOY DEPARTMENT is unsurpassed, and in it will be found the largest line of 25c. Dolls you ever saw, besides nearly everything in the Toy line which possibly can be had at that price. Our 50c. TOY DEPARTMENT contains fino Wax and Kid Body Dolls, Magic Lanterns, fine Drums, Guns, Swords, Tea Sets, Wash Sets, Wagons in Tin and Wood, Blocks, &c., &c, Our $1 TOY DEPARTMENT isa wonder to every- body. Itdoes not seem possible to be able to sell the beautiful DOLLS in it at that price, and the variety of articles will surprise even those who expect much, It would be futile to enumerate them, We flatter ourselves, and with the best of reasons, that we offer the larzest stock of TOYS in the city, and that this fact is appreciated by the public, is shown by the large numbers of customers patronizing this de- partment, In our BOOK DEPARTMENT we have everything suitable for children of all ages, as well as Books for Adults, and the prices are so low that you cannot help from buying. In this department we have a full line of Children’s Toy Books at from 5 cents up—an especial large variety of Books suited for Boys and Girls at from 49 cents up, and a large stock of Novels and Poems— regular $1.50 Books—for 88 and 99 cents, Our PICTURE FRAME DEPARTMENT has some very handsome Velvet and Ebony Frames, at from 25 cents up, besides a large variety of Gilt and Walnut Frames at all prices. We cannot be undersold. Do not fail to look at our 25c., 35c. and 45c. SILK VELVET CABINET FRAMES. IN OUR SILVER-PLATED WAKE DEPARTMENT ‘we can offer such a large assortment and at such prices, that it does not seem possible the goods could be made for the morey, and ourlarge sales in it attest its popu- larity. We offer a Beautiful Plated Dinner or Breakfast Caster at 99 cents: lovely Cut-glass Bottle Casters at $1.96 and $2.48, Cake and Card Baskets, Pickles, Sugar, Syrups, Creams, &c., at marvelously low figures. In this department we also offer Silver-plated Tea Spoons atfrom 45 cents per set up; Table Spoons, Forks and Plated Kmives at from 99 cents up; Napkin Rings, triple plate, 25 cents; Butter Knives, Child's sets, in- cluding Napkin Ring, at 99 cents, &c., &e. IN ALBUMS, SCRAP BOOKS, AUTOGRAPHS, CARD CASES, SATCHELS, POCKETBOOKS and PURSES, we offer a very lange assortment, aud every article offered in it is a decided Bargain. WORKBOXES, DESKS, GLOVE AND HANDKER- CHIEF BOXES, JEWEL BOXES, &. &c., we have, as usual, in large quantities, at very popular prices, Our assortment of VASES, BOQUET HOLDERS, CARD RECEIVERS and FANCY GLASSWARE on Gilt Stands is immense, and comprises a great many direct importations at marvelously low figures. We call especial attention to our 99c. LAMP. In CELLULOID SETS in Boxes we offer some de- cided bargains, and call your attention to our Set at $2.75. Ask to see our 89c. Nickel-Plated CUSPADORE, We have a beautiful line of American BRONZES, &c., handsome and cheap, ‘We also call your attention to our line of IMPORTED | CHROMOS in GILT FRAMES, at $1.98, and to our | HANDSOME OIL PAINTINGS especia'ly selected and full of merit; price $4. 49 and $5.49. Our JAPANESE DEPARTMENT contains probably | the largest stock of goods of that line in the city, among them somevery pretty articles for Decoration, and a number of curiosities. In FANCY INKSTANDS and PAPERWEIGHTS we | offer some lovely goods from 25 cents up. OUR LINE OF WILLOW WORK, STANDS, AND Fancy Shopping Baskets is very complete, and in it will | be found some decidedly loy-priced goods. OUR JEWELRY DEPARTMENT Is UNDER THE immediate supervision of the proprietor. and he flutters himself to be able to offer really sold plated Goods at nominal figures. To be able to fully examine the immense assortment of goods we offer, you are respectfully invited to call. No place in this city can show or even approach the immense STOCK OF TOYS in our Establishment, and it always has been recognized as THE PLACE to get | Jewelry of every description, a8 Hea: Woopwarn & LOTHROP, N OTICE! 921 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 921 SECOND GRAND ANNUAL SALE OF HOLIDAY DRY GOODS. ‘To enable our customers at their leisure to examine our assortment of HOLIDAY PRESENTS, and avoid the crowd incident to Christmas week, we now display our entire collection of RICH JEWELRY, WATCHES, DIAMONDS, PARIS AND VIENNA FANCY GOODS, &c., Prepared especially for our Holiday Trade. Many of these articles cannot be duplicated this reason, and se- lections mace now may be leit for future delivery. M. W. GALT, BRO. & CO., JEWELERS AND SILVERSMITHS, 1107 PENNSYLVANIA AVEN Que Store will be open in the eveniug until Christuias. a ‘We have made special efforta to place in each depart- ment Goods of intrinsic vaine, at reasonable prices, With a view of attracting those in search of USEFUL HOLIDAY GIFTS. BLACK SILK DEPARTMENT. sve ate offering svectally wood vi BLACK SILKS, BLACK SAT BLACK SATIN MERVEU) Buying none but the best makes of Goods, direct from the leading importers of the country, we can an j 0 offer EXCELLENT BARGAINS. DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT. Having closed out a large Ime of Amezican DRESS GOODS, at a big discount from former prices, we have leasure in offering our cust these Goods at a very low price, viz: 36-inch Brocadea, in selected. colors former price 374c., only 2Me.: 21-inch Armure ayes, Brocades, splendid fabsic, formerly 25c., now yard. inch Twilled Serves, Brovacd ) &e y Ase. These xoors at above prices are intrinsically very cheap and worthy th» attention of those in search of a good dress at a stnall price. SILK AND LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, serpent Egos—A Fiery, Hissing, Writhing, Monster Snake, a yi i f from a tiny pea’ “1,001 Tricks Explain O'MEAR s 1 Headquarters for t HE BEST CHRISTMAS PREYS! ‘The “PETITE” TRICYCLE, for boys and girls, for boys and men. COLUMBIA BICYCLE SCHOOL, 1108 E street northwest. WM. C. SCRIBNER, Proprietor. NOTICE, TOL men who buy Gent's Silk N an imn stock of Gents’ rk manufacturer, and we shapes and the prettiest silks in § than you ever saw. We for if we did they would be #0 low yon posnible, so you had better see then for yourselt os. MEGIN 6-2 Our assortment of Handkerchiefs is extremely large. and comprises everything new and desirable. Gent | White Linen Hemstitched Handkerch'efa, three pes rainn, at 25e., 373c. and 50e. Silk Handkerchiefs, dozen 24-in Twilled Silk Handkerchiefs, af 59c. each, worth 75c. —s bargain. GLOVE DEPARTMENT. —Etegant line of Kid Gloves, in 3-button, 4-button and on. Musquetairs, in buff tyrol, “also black and colored shides. Fur-top Gloves and Mitters, for Ladies and Gents. Woollen Mittens, for Ladies and Mixses,at iow prices. ’ DEPARTMENT. —An eleaut line of Gents’ ear, Silk Suspenders, elegantly put up for LACE DEPARTMENT.—An elezant variety of Lace ‘Ties, Cream, Spanish, Fichns ond Scarfs; Black Span- ish Scarfe and Fichus: Embroidered Linen Collarg, in clezant styles. Mother Hu®bard Collars, new Lace Fichut at low prices. FAN .—We have in stock a handsome as- sortiment of Paris and Vienna Bronzes, Cloiseime Yates: Kivota Tete-a-tete Sets, Japaneso Lacquered Ware, Japanese Glove and Handkerchief Boxes, Japan- nets, Polished Olive Wool Articles, Odor tles, Cut Glass Toilet Sets. and many other useful arti- cles, at our usual low prices. One Price Only. BOSTON HOUSE, aio SYLVANIA AVE. 921. TEINWAY & SONS PIANOS. MASON & HAMLIN'S BINET ORGANS. Also, a large assortment of PIANOS and ORGANS of other makers. At the Warerooms of , _410-1w . OOKS FOR TH ALBUMS 1002 F nieve! northviest, J ECoRsTED POTTERY AND PORCELAIN, Especially adapted for HOLIDAY PRESENTS. Our display is now ready, and we respet qnully invite our friends and sojourners in the city. to ex stock at their earliest convenience. We shall at all times give them our best attention. M. W. BEVERIDGE, (Late Webb & Beveridge), No. 1009 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. CH'S SEWING MACHINE OF- E, corner 7th and H streets. D HOLIDAY PRESENT. FOR $2: A ¥ B GER STYLE, en- seli-threading, with Automatic Tension Liberator, lated wheel, stop motion, black walnut fanc; extension: patie two side drawers, cover au & CO., 10th ei PUCKET-BOORS, FIN ON. At the Lowest Prices, at ROBERTS’ BOOKSTORE, el veneere’ 1010 7th street, above New York avenue. all attachments 1a Noein Seed on a = ene | one (a. Price reduced to $23. A warrant WY WILL you Duy TRINKETS FoR cHIUST- | foe's SOA ee a mas presents, when you can ny Sewing Machines 'S, 427 9th street. dio acl New**Domestic,” “White,” ““Queen,” “Household,” “Home,” and other kinds af similar reduction in prices, Renting and Repairing. C. AUERBACH, Comer 7th and H strecta, Next door to Auerbach’s Men's Furnishing and Hat Store. Examine our 6 Re-enforced Shirts, finished. Sole Agency for the Saxony Wool German Hand Knit Jackets. a3 For CHRISTMAS OF °81, We offer the finest and most complete assortment of SEWING MACHIN In the city. A machine for family use at $25, war- ranted for five years, with all attachments. ‘Special attention is called to our NEW ELDREDGE, The finest and best machine ever offered to the public. ‘The light running Weed and new Victor, new Ameri- can, Howe, and ail other makes, at ‘OPPENHEIMER'S, 528 9th street, St. Cloud Building, Machines rented and repaired. Parts and findings for all machines. J OVELTIES FOR THE HOLIDAYS. N almost as cheap at McKENNE Renting and Kepairing a specialty pas GREAT MARK DOWN In MILLINERY,. ‘The enormous and beautiful Stock of Millinery at KING'S PALACE Will be sold at slaughtering prices for afew days only. NOW 18 YOUR CHANCE. We offer the following Goods Patten HATS and BONNETS, new, nobby, stylish and nice, $3.50 to $8. An enormous line of BEAVER HATS, n Black, White, Drab, Brown, Garnet, Blue, all styles, at $1.50, $1.75, $2 and $2.25, 2,000 PLUMES, in all colors and shades, at 75c., $1, $1.25 and $2; some very excellent at $2.50 and $3. 10,000 yards of RIBBON, in every style and design, best quality, at 10, 15, 20, 25 to 30 cts, per yard, Children, Misses’ and Ladies’ Trimmed and Untrim- med HATS, at 25c., 50¢., 60c., 75c., $1 to $1.25. A magnificent assortment of LACE GOODS, SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, for Holiday Presenta, SILK PLUSHES, VELVETS,'SATINS and SILKS, as usual to be found at KING'S PALACE in a larger va- riety, at less than market value. An elegant collection of ARTIFICIAL PLANTS, very appropriate for Christmas Presents, ULSTERS, CLOAKS, DOLMANS, sold less than cleo- where. as Select assortment of Embroidered TABLE COVERS, TABLE SCAT IDIES IN PLUSH AND F RS, SLIPPER 3, YY WORSTED GOODS. JAP. 1s MRS. SELMA RUPPERT’S, 608 9th street, opposite Patent Office. _n26 FOLIPAY Goops AND TOYS.—A LARGE and complete assortment, consirting of Fine Pape- tries, Juvenile and Toy Books, Writing Desks, Work Boxes, Bronze Inkstands, Autograph Albums, Pocket- books, Pocket Knives, Dominoes, C! el d other games, Tool ¢ Rocking Horses, Dolls, Drums and Toy variety. E. K. LUNDY, 128 Bridge street, Gi Also, large varieties of very appropriate CHRISTMAS GIFTS At Reduced Prices, F{outvay Goons. AT MY STORES, NO. 521 7TH ST. N.W., BETWEEN E AND F. AND 708 AND 734 7TH ST., BETWEEN G AND H, J. F. SPELSHOUSE, PAPER HANGER AND DECORATOR. Grand display of Elezant Engravings, Oil Paintings, Water Colors ‘picture ‘Frames, ‘Looking Glasses, Gems Art, Ke. ‘The’ latest designs in Wall Paper. Picture Frames and Window Cornices made to order. All the latest Novelties in Velvet and Gilt Frames now in stock, and fresh supplies constantly arriving. Also, a large and varied assortment of Christmas Cards, Japanese Goods, Albuns &e. Prices to suit the times. “An examination of my stock solicited. y J. F. SPELSHOUSE, Bi Stores Noe. 708 ana 34 7th at tw boo aad H ranch Stores Nos. 708 and 734 7 “-, bet.Gand H. Ke OUR SPECIALTIES:— Cabinet Size Fraines, Velvet, 25c. up. Cart a “*"" 10c. up. 8-10 Walnut Frames, from 25c. up. Window Shades and Fixtures, 50c. Cum AS: ANNOUNCEMENT. We are now fully prepared for the HOLIDAY TRADE with the LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTED STOCK OF GOODS we have ever had the pleasure of offering to the public, and at PRICES AS Vow’ AS THE LOW. Finely Milustrated Book: Poets, in all styles; Fami and Hymnals; Juveniles, an immense stock an: Papeterios ‘and Albums: eat id variet er, olive. wood, eke. Writing, Desks: Cliristaias "Caileaey'and avo te eae, oY Books. WM. BALLANTYNE & SON, al 428 Seventh street. GrAL SACQUES, FUR-LINED CIRCULARS, FANCY FURS, SEAL CAPS, FUR GLOVES, CARRIAGE ROBES, HATS AND CAPS GENTS, YOUTHS AND CHILDREN. CANES AND UMBRELLAS. ARMY AND NAVY CAPs. KNIGHTS TEMPLAR REGALIA, FUR TRIMMING DUNLAP& CO.'S SILK, DERBY AND OPERA HATS. REMEMBER, OUR GREAT MARK DOWN Will Only Hola Good For a Few Days. REMEMBER. KING'S PALACE, 814 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. S88, K OK I g Ka HNN N SS8g KK IL NNN 5S Ss KK TN sss8 K Kk IN OF ALL KINDS, BEAVER SKIN, OTTER SKIN, TN SACQUES, DOLMANS, COLLARS, CAPES AND ae COLLARETTES. = Our stock ia again replete u QUE geek dt axain replete with everything in FURS ALL AT THE LOWEST PRICES. WILLETT & RUOFF, 905 PENNSYLVANIA AVE) N’S OPENING OF HOLIDAY Goops. FOR YOUR MOTHER'S PRESENT GO TO DAMMANN'S. a9-1m NNN SEAL SKIN, o18-3m. a9 peau Fine Lace Fichus, from 25 cents uj All Silk Spanish Lace Fichus, 25c., 48¢., 69c., 75c,, $1. Fancy Box Fine Linen Handkerchiefs at $1. Elegant Line of Flannel and Felt Skirts, from $1 up. New Tidies in all sizes, from 8c. up to $1. BUY YOUR FATHER'S PRESENT AT DAMMANN’S. 150 doz. of Brocaded Silk Handkerchiefe at 39c., 45c., 50c., 69c., T5e. Gents Wool-lined Dogukin Gloves, at 63c., 75c., $1. Gents Fine Cloth Gloves, 33c., 37c., 50c. Noyelties in Gents Scarfs and Necxties, at 25c. Gents Suspenders in fancy boxes, at 50c,, 75c., $1. Gents Linen Handkerchiefs in fancy Boxes, from $1 upward. YOUR SISTER WANTS HER PRESENT BOUGHT JAMES Y. DAVIS’ SONS, AT DAMMANN'S. Tera on RABE ATTRACTIONS FOR THE LADIES AT CHK. 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DEMPSEY, WALTHAM WATCHES. 3 ‘We confidently recommend fe‘WATCHES mannfac tured by the American Watch Oo., Waltham, Mase., as the best time-keepers that can be obtained for the price. A large assortment of all grades, in Gold and Silver Cases, of the newest patterns, always in stock. M. W. GALT, BRO. & €O., 1107 PENNSY..VANIA AVENUE. ‘ : House, 215-2 218-3m 913 Penna. ave., bet. 9th and 10th streets, ine our | The attention of the Ladies is respectfully called to my | SENATORS AND REPRESENTATIVES | Mills, R. Q.. Texas, 1115G st IN THE Crry. Money, 1D. Missixsippl, Metropolitan Hotel Moore, W. R., Tennessee, Arlington Hotel, Morse, L., Massachuw tts, Wornley's Hotel Mo HL L., Olt, Ebbitt House, pore W Iilinots, Willards Hotet, Their Places of Residence Here. SENATORS. Aldrich, N. W., Rhode Island, Arlington HoteL Mou" Tilinols, 471 C st now, Anthony ie ee Teaser eee Muldrow, HL Miwsiscippl, Artington Hote Allison W. B., Tow. Verinont avenue, Mureh, Thompson H., Maine, 1741 18th st. BL Jas, Pennsyivant Willard's Hotel, er, W nsyivants, Metropolitan Hotel, ast Capitol st. 1 Massachusetts ava, te Rrown, J. E. an Hotel. |X . 5. Chto, Homilten ‘House, butter, M.¢ ix .M.. New York. Arlington Hotel, | Call, W., Florida, 1133 10h st. n. | Norcross, A., Massachusetts, 180 1 st. | Cameron, Angus, Wisconsin, 5 B st now, Oates, WLC, Aichania, Metropolitan Hotel ng | ONeill, Chas. Ponnsyivanta, Dae New York ate. ard. Orth, Gotlove S, 9th St. now, ropolitan He sional Hotet, onal Hotel. cvs, | Dawes, 1 Rlgerton, A dmunds, G. get 1th st. naw, MWillend’s Hotel, st onal Histor 1 Mass. ave, 2. Kote Dery, 127 F st New York, 1407 F st. ag Tery, National Rotel ’ THY Wala, OC st Re, AL AL, Massuchusetts, Art ew it ML Masscic dy T.B., Main *, J. B., Ohio, handson, J. orgta, 91s dd, 1un., Me 35 V Harris, | Marrison, ¥ Hawley Hoar, G Ingalls, Jones, € Riges House. wnayivania av etts, 141 1. st. now, ew York ave, Ww Jersey, 1337 IK st. Loulsiana, Ariington Hotel, ., Massachusetts, Riggs House, Kobinson, W.E, New York, 1351 Corcoran st. Robinson, J. 1317 F s Ross, Miles, 3 Roseoranz, WLS. ¢ ‘altiornia, 37 N. J. ave. now, \. A, Mass. 2 New Jersey ave. xe, hos, Kumsas.'600 13th st. nw. Metropolitan Hotel, bitt Howse <S., Pennsylvania, 610 13th st ew York, — — is, 1115 st. now. » Hamilton House ‘Aropolitan Hotel, ational Hotel, 417 6th st. Grant Place, st. naw. ’ <» Mussa M.. Ohio, 1 nd Bst. se. V's Hotel. 613 13th st. n. we i fayette square, | 30; East Cap.tol st. .G. H., Ollo, Wermley’s Hotel, Platt, OH, Conp., 1625 Mt Plumb, P. B.. as, 1205 K St. Ransom, M. W., North Carolin Rollins, 'E. H., Hamilton House, . Oregon, 910 F st. new. nville, J, herwin, J. CM. Alab nitord, J. W., N Metropolitan, ational er, H. M.., O11 M st. is, Ebbitt He 5 Vanee, Z. B.,’North Carolina, 1627 Mass. ave. National Hovel. Vest, G. G., Missouri, 263 East Capitol st. n, Voorhed W., Ind., 2501 Pennsylvania av Windom, W., Minn., 1116 Vermont ave, | | Stephens, Al onal Hover. OFFICERS OF THE SENATE. Sockslager, 8. M.. Indiana, Metropolitan Hotel, R. J, Bright, sergeant 2 St Capitol st. | Stene, K. Massachusetts, 1341 L st, H. E. Peyton, executive clerk, Metropolitan Hotel. | Stroight, H.B., Minnesota, National Hotel. F.E chief clerk, 941 Fst assistant doorkeey vel, postmaster, M Ww. Talbou, W2tst.ne. | Tayl ropolitan Hotel. | 1 .. Maryland, 4% € sio 12un Tine omapson, P. B. fr., Keutucky, 734 9b st. ‘Thompson, W. G., fo 10 North Capitol st Topolitan Hotel ‘Tillman, G. D.,Sduih Caroll \ titan Hotel, linols, Metropolitan Hotel, rington Hotel. 905 13th st. st. new, Metrop Aldrich. Allen, Thos Anderson, Armfield, R. F. A LD. ) Ha, St. Jam ‘nnsylvania, Willard’ ew York, Ariin Colorado, E ow York, Willurd’s Hotel. } . E., Pennsylvania, Willard’s Hotel, *alifornia, 603 F st. p.w. Pennsy! 1326 Fst. now, Metropolitan Hotel. G st s junal Hotel nam, H. H., New York, Willard’s Hotel, . B., Nort Carolina, 414 6th st. % . Mo., 95 New Jersey ave. se, | Yorhis, John Van, York, Arlington Hotel. Wadsworth, J. WL, New York, Arlington Motel. +3. T., Connecticut, Hanititon House, Walker, KJ. C., Penusyivanta, 1531 1 st. | Ward, Wm., Pennsylvania, 1320 F st | Warner, Richard, Tennesst, St. Charles Hotab. Washburn 0. Min n Hotel. | Le uuiiton House. | Wenn ei Webb york ave. ks House, Lite Hotel, Bragg, W.. Michigan, National Hotel | Brewer, J. Hart Briggs, J. F.. New F Browne, Bramm, C. X. ntucky, 604 12Uh st. st Virginia, Nutior bh. Michigan, 0 B st ; sin, 18 Gi rky, 610 14th st. ubaina, 455°C st. now. . Metropolitan Hotel, lorgan R., nusylvanta, 1730 Mass. ave, Wood, Benjamin, w York, 1634 I st. now, Woo, Walter A., New York, 1634 1 st. mow, Young, Thos. L., Ohio, 112 G st.u.W. oo = The Vienna Theater Horror, A cablegram to Uhe N. ¥. Herald trom London 1ASt hight says: “On removing some debris from Ships House the ruins of the Ring Theater, at Vienna, to-day Cassady, > Will | Additional bodies were discovered ina good state asweil, L. B., Wisconin, 612 14th s | Of preservation. tion revelved up W IL Imers, J. R., Mississippi, clock Unis mor ws Tht 50 persons who Chace, n, Rhode Islnd ston Hotel. ing Were among the survive G.. Maryland, Me tan Hotel, Ware counterbalanced by omissions Iv, M. 1, MissouriWillard’s Hotel. {he names of persous who are really mi-sing. At Clements, J. U., Georgia, Metropolitan Hotel. investigation Into the cause of the disaster ts be- .. Misscuri, Willard’s Hotei. ing made by the tribunal for criminal offes L., Onio, ATiinzton Hotel. | Apart from that instituted by the police authori: Ind Sstional Hotel, | Wes. TUis Intended to examine persons who have w York ave. | conumuuicated to newspopers stutements of thelr Riges House, experie on the night of the fire. Twenty-seven. ew York, Arlington Hotel. bodies were removed from the ruins of the Ring New York, Rigzs House, Theater yesterday, also a quantity of fragments , North Carolina, Riggs House. of badies, such as feet and hands, Which were mot ‘G. W., Maryland, — — burned.” eal ew York, Arlington Hotel. =n eat Wa, Massachusetts, Monae Howl Went Orr Wrra His Hine Gren.—G. Kem E), Arkansas, 407 G st. | Rexrode, who lived about four miles east of Uhl S Texa ropviltan Hotel. place, “Skipped” on Thursday night of last week Cullen, W., tllindls, 11211 st. | for parts unknown with bis wife’s hired girl, Belle Curtin! A.’G., Pennsylvania, 1408 H st. Pritt, having first sold all the available : Cutts Me Yow, in iS possession. “It is thought Uey have gone to nian, 809 1210 st. nw. Buchanan, H., Metropolitan Hotel, | Buck, J. R., Connecticut, Ariington Hote Butterworth, Benj., Ohio, 1108 F st. naw. Buekner, A, H., Missouri, Metropotitan Hotel. Cabell, G. C., Virgin 1th st. new. 1. 808 12th st. 715 9th st. 8 Hotel, ational Hotel nia, Willard’s Hotel. Riggs House, sits, Wormley’s Hotel. Camp, J. H. Cannon, J. Darrall, C. B., Loutsiana, 508 13th st. nw. Texas. His wife, whom he with two chil. Davidson, R. H. M., Florida, National Hotel. table and estimable woman,jand Geo. ois, 1304°F st. n.w. agreat sufferer,being predisposed to con: on, oth Monterey (Mighland count; es, R. R., Ohio, 11 Grant’ Place. De mote M.'L., Indiana, 7 Grant Place. a.) Recorder, sot A DRFALCATION of between $40,090 and $50,000 Doumen, Peter'v., Wissonan, 119 Fee has been discovered in the accounts of Seneca V. 5 . Halloway, paying teller of the Poughkeepsie (N.Y } Seeds RARE le a cematueres National bank. Tt was known that he drank a Dezendort, J. F., Virgina, Congressional Hotel. Dibrell, G. G., Tennessee, Metropolitan Hotel. Dowd, C., North Carolina, Metropolitan Hotel. Dibble, Sam’), South Carolina, Metropolitan Hotel. Dingley, N., jr., Maine, 924 14th st. nw. Duero, b. Henry, New York, Willard’s Dun, Poindexter, Arkansas, National Hotel. Dunnell, M. H., Minnesota fonal Hotel, Dwight, J. W., New York, Arlington Hotel. Fllts, John E.,” Louistana, 1012 13th st. nw. ‘mentrout, D. Evbitt House. Errett, Russell | Evins, J. H., South Carolina, Metropolitan Hotel | Farwell, s.3 , 1530 O St. nw. Farwell, C. B2, Ilindts, Arlington Hotel. Jed a fast life, but all the action taken by the directors was to tell him that if he would reform he would be made cashier, His salary was $1,500, and the directors are now wondering how so much of the bank’s money could have disappeared. — THE Ross-HANLAN MATCH.—A dispatch from St John, N.i., December 13, siys: In reply to Han- lan’s Last statement Wallace Ross says that he is. as Willing to take §500 and ‘Toronto as he is to give $500 and row anebaccashs roject he wi if a sweepstake and that while “d; bul wishes on the Tham: Finley, 4. J., Fi 0 11th st. n.w, stukes to be fixed at the figure usual in cham Fisher, H, G., Penns¥lvanta, 1415 G st. Plonship matches cam aside. Ross clattas that Flower, R. P., New York, Willsrd’s Hotel he ts anxious for business and wishes a defan Forney, W. IL, Alabama, 1116 G st. Ford, Nicholas, Missouri, 1118 9th st, Frost, Robert G., Missourt, Willard’s Hotel Fulkerson, A.. Virginia, Metropolitan Hotel Garrison, G. T., Virginta, 610 14th st. n.w. Geades, Geo. W., Ohio, —-- — George, M. C., Oregon, 512 18th st. Gibson, RL.) Loulsiaha, 1723 Rhode Island av. Godshatk, W., Pennsylvania, 1322 G Grout, W: W., Vermont, Riggs House. Gunter, T. M. Arkansas, Mades’ Hotel. Guenther, R., Wisconsin, Ebbitt House, Harmer, A. G.,, Pennsylvania, 1310 F st. Harris, H. S., New Jers-y, Willard’s Hotel. Harris, B. W., Massachus*tts, 1329 G st. Hardenburgh, A. A., New Jersey, Willara’s Hotel. Hatch, W. H., Missourl, Willard’s Hotel. Hall, J. G., New Hampshire, 213 East Capitol st Hardy, John, New York, Arit Haskell, D. C Kansas, 1311 H St. nw. Hawk, I. M. A., Mlinois, 828 12th st. now. Hazeltine, I. S.,'Missourl, 201 C st. ne. Hazleton, G, C3 Wisconsin, Congressional Hotel Hammond, N. J., Georgia, Metropolitan Hotel, Hammond, J., New York, 1529 1 st. n.w. Hellman, W., Indiana, Portland Fiats. Henderson, 7. J., 111, 211 North Capitol street, Hepburn, W. P.. Towa, 912 I st. Herbert, H. A., Alabaina, Metropolitan Hotel. Herndon, Thos. H., Alabama, Metropolitan Hotel. | Hewitt, AS. New York, 1529 I st. n.w. Hewitt, G. W., Alabama, Metropolitan Hotel Hiscock, Frank, New York, Arlington Hotel, Hin, John, New Jersey, 510 I st. Hort R. G., Michigan, 817 12th st. n.w. | Hoge, J. Blair, West Vinginia, National Hotel, u see, 409 6th st. LW. — Maryland, —— —— Tndtana, Metropolitan Hotel. nessee, EDDILE House. binding arrangement as to the thm the race. He is in splendid conditic Mr. BRADLAUGH’s OaTu. that Mr. Henry Labouel ment for Northam, cable dispatch states » member of Partia- lon, addressing his coustit~ vents, stated that he had Mr. Gladstone’s assur- ance ‘that the government would support Br, Bradlaugh’s application to take the oath. Locksaw Frou a Coup.--OMicer John Ludlow, | Of the Union Hill, N. J., police force, lies in a eriti= | cal condition from incipient lockjaw, and food has | to be administered throuzh a tube. "Twenty yeare | ago, while a watchman in the custom-house, in an | @heounter with river thieves, he received a wound above the right eye, which healed,and.appareatiy. on never troubled him till now. A couple of ago he hada tooth extracted, and being out duty in the rain on the following night he caught ‘a cold, which settled in *he exact place where he received the cut in the eye twenty years ago, and decided symptoms of lockjaw immediately ap- peared.—Jersey Cily Journal. District Attorney Rollins, of New York city, has issued notices to the renin — hundred pI hy icy Shops, Rouses, requiring them %to close ‘their ot business. MARKIED. On December 1881, at a rte Revs Wa. pw treet M.. by CHARLES A. LANGLEY, of this city, to Miss WALKER, of Baitimofe, Sd. a LANGLEY— Houck, L. C., Tenn Hoblitzell, F. 8. Holman, House, December 13th, 1681, et her inte resi- Hooker, C. E., Mississippi, Wormley’s Hotel. et northwest, FREDERIEA M., Hubbell, J. A., Michigae a Towa Circle. E. Bell, nged thirty-three years, Hubbs, ©., North Carolia, Tremont House. Humphrey, H. L., Wisconsin, 8 Grant Place. Hutchins. Waldo, New York! Willand’s Hotel, Jacobs, F., jr., New York, 816 12th st. n.w. Jadwin, CC.) Pennsylvania, Willard’s Hotel, Jorgensen, J., Virginia, 1105 F st. nw. jovee, ‘Vermont, 606 13th st. new. Jones, Pi Ebbit Jone-, Jones, m pisce from Trinity P. E. Chureh, December 18th, 1881, at 11:40 HARDING, oged 31 years, 11 montis amd Funeral take place from Ninth and Tretreets northwest, Praag Friends and relatives invited Kasson, Towa, 1512 I st. Ketfer, J. Ohio, Ebbitt House, Kelly, W. D., Pennsylvania, 125 F st. n.w. ., J. E, West Virginia, National Hotel, % J-H., New York, 1329 K st. ing, J. ‘Louisiana, Arlington Hotel. st. Dw. npsyivanla, 1 f Ki J. P., Kentucky, Metropolitan Hotel dose. empty e & 1 y jichi; tional Hotel and got your money beck. ata} 4 . W., Maine, National Hotel. N, 708 15th street, andall ati anette MO | SRR GAOT'S Caouwes. som J. P., Ohio, Willard’s Hotel, —————— UNDERTAKERS. j. H., filinots, 1121 T st. mw. oe B. WRIGHT, SEE i Sse a \, New Me: 'y, National Hotel Martin, Montana ‘Ter. > Van H., Mi |, 33 B st. Se. F., Ininols, Na Hotel, Delaw.ire,WillarJ’s Hotel. 1331 G st. nw. Indiana, 109 C st. ne, rg aad i j w* : ee 20 i PP New Ari Moses M.. Iowa. st. hw. wn? ~icppitt House. wrytand, 1007 T st. nw, stra £ z UNDERT/ . z Jagt Testa Drauer Nomewwayy,