Evening Star Newspaper, December 23, 1881, Page 9

a ets THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, FRIDAY, DEC HOLIDAY Goops, HOLIDAY GOODS. HOLIDAY GOODS. GPaxp HOLIDAY DISPLAY. GUINNIP, DAY & CO., 820, 822 awp 824 Sxvanrm Sraeer, qq ILL MAKE A GRAND DISPLAY OF RO%% FERRE TIT FRR .sssy NNO OV VR T HES NNO OV ver Lo + HER 55885 NNO OVV EOL 9 HE s~ BONN 00 V ERE LILL T U ERR Ssss§87 IN HOLIDAY Goops DURING THE ENTIRE WEEK, ‘Whén the Largest Stock of OBEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL CHRISTMAS GIFTS, AT POPULAR PRICES, EVER CAKRIED IN WASHINGTON WILL BE EX- HIBITED. Bpecial inducements will be offered in REAL LACE GOODS, AND IN oR BILK DEPARTMENT, GUINNIP, DAY & CO., WOPwarp & Lotunor, ‘ at 921 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 921 Offer the most EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS 1 BROCADED AND TWILLE! CHIEES, at 49e., 59¢.. Gent's White Hemstitched and Colored Bordered Hem stitched HANDKERCHIEFS, at 25c. each—splendid Value. Also,an clegant line of Gent's Fancy Bordered HAND- KERCHIEPS, in new desigus, never before shown, at 873, 46, 50, 62 and T5e. ‘24-inch White China Sik HANDKERCHIEPS, elezant quality, only $2 each, usual price $1,25 for this quality. Please exan 50 dozen Gent's Linen Cambric Hemstitched Initial x dsmely embroidered, only Ble. each or $2.70 “ies box. An cievant line of Gentlemen’: OHIEFS, MUFFLERS, PENDERS, and Geni ‘usual low prices, Fine NECKWEAR, at our Bpectal Gent's 2-Button Opera KID GLOVES, $1.15 per pair. ‘We beg to state to cur friend and enstormers that we ¢an vive them much better attention if they will be kind enough to call in the early part of the day, Wo shall continne the distribution of our elerant Christuas Cards to ali friends who may ask for them ‘who have not received them by post. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT! We are showing an elegant line of EV SILKS AND BROCADES stlow prices, aud ask an examination of our stock. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, BOSTON HOUSE, @1 91 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Fsmseoruer & DAVIS, 3428 New Youu Avesve, Nan THE Terasuer. BARGAINS IN HOLIDAY GoopDs, NEW AND CHOICE. Batin-Covered Pincushions, Antique Tidies, Handker- chief and Glove Boxes in great variety, Whisk Hold- @s, Plush Bags and Purses, and other Fancy Goods, Suitable for preseuta. dlt-lw D® GOODS FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS. Black Silke, Colored Silka. Neh st Black and Colored Casbmeres, Wool Plaid Ds Woot Sul in Grees. Bue and other colors, Linen Hand sand for all Underwear for. Cana and Gentlemen. Bel Sovaisens beakers net Goods. WM. E. RILEY, Rivex Burtprse, ant-6t Con $rn axp E STREETS NORTHWEST. (unnistuas. j BIANDAKD BOOKS AND OTHER BOOKS FOR ‘1HE HOLIDAY SEASON IN GREAT VARIETY. Hundreds of Kinds of Children’s Books. Bibles, Vrayer Books and Hymnals. Albums, Pocket- books, Games, Ke. Ap Unsurpassed Line cf Christmas Cards. Portable Writing Desks. Ht 10 cents to $7. €. C. PURSELL, 422 9TH STREET NORTHWEST. Prencu FLOWERS: nis ribs as Frandsome Christmas Noveltion in FLOWERS, BAS- EUS and JARDINENS billed to order. PARISIAN FLOWER CO., _23-1m 2110 F st ES Fou THE HOLIDAYS, aT-7t A complete assortment of EVE! se DRESS and CORSAGE BOQUET! jualities POCKET | BF Oe Lowest Prieta ents BOOKSTO Tete OLERTS’ BOO! _ai0-2 3 ww Tth street, above New. York pon Hoeway GOODS. Fiek, Clark and Flaces' 1. ATEST NOVELTIES in tlenen’s Gloves and ‘Suk eae ae. ia fancy ly Embroider: sourka, Undegrats ¥ur-tor ik Hansuerealesy Scart iia ‘a full sud Compete FURNISHINGS: selo! THOMPSON'S Shirt Factory, 816 F street northwest, ais _ Wwattias WATCHE We conddeutly recommend the WATCHES nanufse tured by the American Watch Co., Waltham, Mass., ss the best titne-keeyers that can be obtained for the price. A large ancortment of all grades, in Gold and Silver Cases, of che newest Leer always in stock. Ee os ONE HIS OWN Al A WONDERSUL INVENTION. New Art. embracing all Kinds of drawing, yutred in to thre= Onthte required are furs om. Call and ex- Verwon Peougivania sven c corer Penns: ‘avenue apd lthstreet northwent. “Fake elevator -km yruuinras LAbDiEs’ BOOTS. ; BARGAINS! BARGAINS 1! mails one aE ADIER. wry Meng of thas ADE TO OisEIy aud all are FIBSE" Fpouway PRESENTS. INITIAL NAPKINS, $5 quality for $3. GENTLEMEN'S DRESS SHIRTS, fit guaranteed, $1. + RID, DOG SKIN and CLOTH GLOVES, 25e. to $1.75. LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, 12%. to T5e, SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, 250. to $1.50. FULL LINES OF COLORED DRESS GOODS. FULL LINES OF MOURNING DRESS GOODS, FULL LINES OF PLUSHES, VELVETS and SILKS, FULL LINES OF HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR. FULL LINES OF TABLE LINENS, BLANKETS and SPREADS, TYLER & CHEWNING, 918 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. nae AND ORGANS. large stock of both Square ana TUprueht cet rand in Mahogany tous, which will be gold ‘on easy. ron yments oT at es pecially iow es a a i FREEBORN G. SMJTH, ‘Manufacturer aud Dealer, a15-1m 1103 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Fpouay Goobs. Onr stock of Diamond Lace Pins, Finger and Esr- rings, Fine Gold Jewelry, American Watches, Sterling Silverware in Great Variety, Plated Tea Sets, Baskets, Bowls, Iee Pitchers, Castors, Butter Dishes, Soup Tureeus, Forks and Spoons, Rogers Bros’. Plated Table Cutlery, Jos. Rozers & Sons’ Sheffield Ivory Table Cutlery and Scissors, French Clocks, Opera Glasses, Brass Sconces, Mirrors, Candlesticks, etc., etc., wax never so Large and Complete, which we call to attention cf purchasers, as they will find our Prices HARRIS & SHAFER, SYLVANIA AVENUE. biekies, and to our own fu) SESSEY Brand tOLD Hy jk fie OLD eS Rum, Mf Ualifornis: Brand Suey Witte, Abgusen, ke, All of which wo offer to the Trade at prices aa low as can be obtained in New York, Pliludeiphia, Baltimore or eleewhere, We invite inspection and enarantee satisfaction. BARBOUR & HAMILTON, WHOLESALE GROCERS, €14 and 616 Pennsylvania ave. northwest. H® LIDAY GOODS, sqiait. BOW Prepared for the Holiday cted st Tame in part old BASS Sr a DOUGHERT' GRAY, BERKELEY, CABINET and HOURBON. pGautize Freres, Otard, Doyay Hrandy. Jausiea and New, x. Kine Sherrys. Old Port and na- ices 8s low 28 the lowest. HARP, 818 F street northwest, y Trade with a well hieky— tive Wines. At _ ai4-tojant POs THE BEST OF EVERY THING 0 PALACE MARKET. Corner Mth and New York Avenue. Thave Fresh Salmon, Lobsters, Smelts, Scollopa, ete. Ali kinds of Game. The most Inscious Oysters. I don't keep cheap beef. My motto is the best of everything, Cheap things fon'tdo. aie FRANK J. TIBBETS. _ HL ANDSOME CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. THE FAMOUS WEBER GRAND SQUARE AND UPHGHT PANO. BEHNING PIANOS. HENRY F. MILLER PIANOS. VOSE & fis aan Nos. JERSON PIANOS. ae CELEBRATED omtte pee AN ORGANS. ELLIS & CO.'S, _teat 937 Pennsylvania avenue, T= LLET DAVIS & CO. UPRIGHT GRAND PIANOS. WORLD RENOWNED AND UNEQUALED. HARD AN pitt T PIANO, NEW STYL FOR HOLIDAYS. H. aE SUMNER SOLE AGENT, 10-00 811 9rH Street Noxrawest. W. HIRTS. SHIRTS, SHIRTS. E_LWANS TO REMIND YOU THAT WE SELL Letter Shirts for the money seked than. auy other estab- liehin ny im Horegey Not that we doubt your know- leageot the fact. but for fear that you might not think Of it just at the fight tine, we insert this 1it/e reminder that MEGINNI the Mystery" Shirt for hea every one else asked $1 fo or ia eanie fiuality, ia it in the arente quality all the time, “The tery” Shirt that you boweht of ue 1c, 3.4/8. 6, years ago for. {5 cents can be duplicated both Ina Drive ton “ithe "Mystery Shirt ts as aasiscrane ra. ington, and the price pufiuished. ts ouly 75 cout, at 3 00a F street northwest. HHoumax GOODS AT MORRISON'S, 415 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB. Vasee; Card Receivers in, glass, chi eet eae ‘ard brass Gat Canes; ‘Ladies! Hand Baga, WO om) and Russia leat Serap Books; Chiid- ‘thy see stock in Drass, leather and chin: ge tr and Portfolios; € andlesticks and De- Eacels in wood, wire and celluloid ina, Fisures_a lange variety; Gold Pens rwel anes, Bixew and Stands: Colic ); Box ny Bootes eae l5e. to $10; Cards iu toxes ido fa Staudes Atber tee Picks: framed, at $1 a dumntred eon subjects: eieane mds; d Bas! se Candy B and Baskets and ail nda of X-mas ‘Tree Derorations: Work Boxes. and Mrifing Desks.) X-mas Carda and New Year's Cards, Dest seloction of ‘any fornmer years. German Favors, & lange variety. “Conse early and avoid the crowd. Hi. MORRISON, Law Poocistioe ND STATIONER, ato nis} vania avenve northwent, Git SILVER AND COLORED PAPER, HT Gilt’ Stare, Silver Moms, Xmas Cards, Relief Pic- Eas La shore Goods—wouders for and wor eo an Bulan’ Taney WP AY GOULD, a = 421 oth street. 7 a DEMPSEY. sR PER 100 FOR PIRIES! ENGLISH VISITING CARDS, ‘Frinted from Piste." a sissies eo city furnishing that quality ‘A fresh and ceyaut asccrtinent also of FANCY STATIONERY, CHKISTMAS Ds, GOOD MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES, Established House, t. 9th and 10th xtcente, SAWL LEWIS’ SONS, JEWELERS AND SILVERSMITHS, (Az SBAD WAFERS, RUSSIAN CAVIAR, CLAM CHOWDER, nia WICK SOUPS, DES GOURMETS, GOLD LION PU! CALIFORNIA HONEY, CALIFORNIA SEE ee eee Rate damn and Hes wait es ‘ant JAS. COB TES GEO. E. KENNEDY & SON, et sare eenenees, | Rollins’ Ancient History, 4 yols...... 6 00 8.95 Macauley’s Essay Poems, 3 vols...... 3.50 2.00 McCarthy's His., Our Own Times, 5 5.00 Rollins Anctent History, 4 vol... 8. HOLIDAY GOODS. HOLIDAY GOODS. TH ‘PARK MARKET. BUTTER A SPECIALTY, CHOICE BEEF, MUTTON, LTRY, a GAME, OYSTERS, FRUITS, ET. AND CANNED Goons. GEO. M. OYSTER, Jr., & BRO., 12th street and Massachusetts ave. _a16-Im Me AL HOLIDAY PRESENTS. Stieff, ie Kin gyre ‘trace insical Instrumen ical Novelties dO ns, aitkinds' ‘of ‘Toys, and Musi irontest va Saris sad lowest prices, at G. L. WILD & BROS., ‘New Musical Ware Rooms, 709 7th street northwest. 1889, purchasers of any article for Until J by ree preeented with apiece of eed 50c. or ‘ove rill te (eeaour SALE! $20,000! IN NEW AND SEASONABLE DRY GOODS MUST BE CLOSED OUT DURING THE NEXT THIRTY Days AT YOUR OWN PRICES. Come st once and you get the pick of a new stock. BROWN & CLAGETT, a6 809 MARKET SPACE. G UPEBLATI VE, ‘The Sweetest, Most Nutritious and Economical MINNESOTA PATENT PROCESS FLOUR * xKown. ‘This Flour ia manufactured by Mesers. Washburn, Crosby & Co.. of #tinnearols. i Minnesota. The largest ete in the world. A trial wilt satisfy the most fas- one ‘Don't fail to ask your grocer ror it. BARBOUR & HAMILTON, afgtle Aeents for Washington ant Alexandria Bo.exks. CG. BAUM has o1 “1 for the Holidays a lar and Si BATE pepe fer thn Holders elese JUVENILE. CLASSICAL AND STANDARD BOOKS, which will be offered to the public at PRICES NEVER SOLD HERE BEFORE. Call early, as the selection is now complete at CHAS. BAUM'S, 416 SEVENTH STREET. Reg. Price, My Price. 8-Im Knight's History of England, 4 yols.$ 6.00 3.95 Hume's “* Gyols. 5.00 2.98 Macauley's ‘* Byols. 6.00 2.93 Gibbons’ Roman Empire, 5 vols. 5.00 2.93 Young Folks History, 6 vole... Charlotte M. Jounge, illustrated..... 9.00 6.50 Self-Help by Smiles, 4 ¥ 6.06 English Menof Letters, 6 vol 3.75 Plutarch’s Life, 3 vole, - 2.25 Macauley’s Life Letters, 1 yol. 15 45 Waverly Novels, 12 vols. 8.00 *s ‘42 vols, 10.00 Dickens Complete Wo! 4.75 se g z 13.00 esi “ ‘half moroceo. $7.50 24.00 ‘Thackery, complete works 12 yols..... 1500 11.50 fe ee “© Uvols..... 14,00 10.00 Standard Novela, 1 vol. 75 42 ** Poets, 1 vol. 15 a2 ar CHAS. BAUM's, 416 SEVENTH STREET. Orders from the country promptly attended to, Year's CARDS at A full Jine of Christmas and Now low prices, sHOOL BOOKS: BOUGHT AND EXCHANGED AT ANGLIM'S ANTIQUARIAN BOOKSTORE, Coxco BuILbINe, F Streey. Cash paid forali kinds of Books. Pamphicta, &c. 813-6m TH GREAT CLOSING SALE STILL CONTINUES AT SINSHEIMER & BRO. 808 SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN H AND L ‘We will offer from Friday the following additional GREAT BARGAINS: Ladies’ Goat Button Shoes Ladies’ Kid Button Shoes. worth $1.75 Ladies’ Kid Button, worked holes, at $1.45, worth $2.25 Ladies’ Pebbie Button, worked holes, at $1.45, worth $2.00 worth $1.50 An elegant line of Boys! English Walking Bals., at the low price of. . About 75 paira Mei choice, Men’s Buckle Arctics, all sizes. We still continue to sell Cousin’s Cur Kid Button at 22.69, and Couain’s French Kid at $3.75, in fact every- thing we have at ACTUAL COST, os we close business by January 1st next. If you wiah to eave money call at once, as our stock is stil complete. Thisis an opportunity seldom offered, Look for Name and Number, SINSHEIMER & BRO. 808 SEVENTU STREET, BETWEEN H AND L. 0 ni The “PF! LE, for boys and girls, 3. fur boys and men, E SCHOOL, street northwest. a6 _WM. ©. SCRIBNER, Proprietor. SPECIAL NOTICE T S men sho duy ¢ out an immense stoc York ianufsetuc shapes and the pre than you ever saw. for if we did the: possibie, 60 you’ _ 46-166 Wi > to Laie prices, ‘ould be wo lowrscn weal ane ie: better see thein for di rhe! Vee MEGINNIS fing Sho Ladies’ Hand Sewed French Kid Boots, Fauten, Eneich Kid Shwe, $3.00 tT. five’ Kid or Goat Button. $2 to $6 Dur Paris Boct for Ladies'is the prettiest n the United States, 0s, ood and cheap, Heels a ion y only be : ee GEO. MCCARTHY'S on 3 YLVANTA AY UE. ARPETS. ‘Weare daily recetying our Fall and Winter assortment of all the new designs in Carpets, comprising Royal Miltons Aaminaters, zai Ss Bixelo rb ‘apestry and Ingrains, Smyrna Sint it great variety. OF Druynerses’ all. sizes. fy na Carpets by the yard, with borders to match. Linolewn in new desiens. | Cocoa, Mata all Einen all widths, Kaw Silke and Sutin f in, Antique and Nottingham Lace Curtains in Gibics petioens, “Purch I tind it to their ud- Vuutage to examine our, BRO. a ol Eves Rouse, ‘= 40 Bushels Crushed Coke....... O —- BH Buehels Crushed Coke. 40 Bushels Ordinary Coke.. K 25 Busheis Ordinary Coke. a For sale at office of the Washington Gas- E Hight Company, or at G. W. CROPLEY'S: D West Washington, keg AEN) Lea GLASS. i dhvention dts ‘& yacancy pia baa even to every. BW rch of ti Gene e CULCER WELL eae LADIES CLOAKS, DOLMANS, PALETOTS, JACKETS AND SUITS. CHILDREN'S AND MISSES OLOAKS, ‘The largest and best assortment in the city. FUR TRIMMINGS in different widths. D° MEN READ ADVERTISEMENTS? We believe they do, but we also believe that expe- rience has taught them to disccunt about fifty per cent. of what is generally represented. ‘We do not propose to infiste this to allow for paring down. ‘We represent in our advertisement only what, WE ARE PREPARED TO PROVE. In the firet place, we are THE ONLY MANUFACTURING CLOTHIERS IN WASHINGTON CITY. ‘We have dealings only with the MILLS MANUFAC- TURING CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, &o. Our prices are naturally 1560 18 per cent. LESS THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN THB CITY, Our stock of SUITS AND OVERCOATS IS LARGE AND VARIED, AND PRICES TO SUIT ALL PURSES, LIKES, BERWANGER & CO., ONE-PRICE CLOTHIERS, NO. $10 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. fey 8. KATZENSTEIN, Manager. MAGIC TRICKS. operits Bottle—Stands Up or Lays Down at command. re enport Rope ¢ Tuing, Spirit Rapping and Cabinet vsteries, Fire Ke mon Cards—Change Spots xn 7 rpent Foa—A Fiery, Hissin, y a ae 20nk uncoil: i plained OMAR ‘Sto TING SSYLVANIA BAZAR, re now fully. me vared for the HOLIDAY TRADE wit fre) D BEST ASSOH GE GOODE we have ever hid the p public, wud at PRICES AS LOW AS y Mustrated Books: Stendard Ba oltediae t | tHE LoW- Ge a irictunas ar Mees GooDs. A lnrge and eclect stock of fine and medium quality TRUNKS, TRAVELING BAG SATCHELS, POC BOOKS, LEITER BOOKS, CABBAS, TOY TRUNKS, (our own make), ROBES, SADDLES, BRIDLES, HARNESS, WHIPS, &o., &o. At the popular TRUNK AND HARN SS MANUFACTORY oF JAMES 8. TOPHAM, 13-20 425 7th etreet northwest. iy YOU WANT A HEATING OR COOKING STOVE, ‘Do not fail tocall and examine our arge assortment of both. Agents for the RADIANT HOME HEATING STOVES AND FURNACE! ‘The best of their kind made in the country. Also, LATROBES, SLATE MANTELS, GKATES AND BRICK SET BaNGES: Please call and Coup our stoc! . 8. SENKS & CO.. mt mene Sruxer Nosruwesr. ROGERS & BROS. PLATED WARE. TABLE CUTLERY, beet makes. DECORATED DINNER, TEAand TOILET SETS German Students’ and other LAMPS. CARPET SWEEPERS, STEP LADD! DOOR-MATS, TIN and WOODE And full line of KITCHEN UTENSILS at low prices. Noveities in JAPANESE and CHINA WARE for Holi- resents, GEO. WATTS, 314 7th street, 5 doors above Pa. ave. ,» MEMBERS OF CONGRESS, AND OTHERS, FOR THE FINEST MADE GARMENTS IN WASH- INGTON, o12 s. Prace Your Oxpxens Wirt GEO. T. KEEN, MERCHANT TAILOR, a6-1m A CARD FROM WM. M. GALT & co. First premlum for the best barrel of flour made from epring wheat this diy awarded to eutry No. 2 tor class 25, Sees niet eH to Wm, M. ‘Witness our han ional Fair Grounds, of ds, at the the District of Coluzivia, if ve aH of October, 1881. Attest: JAS. §.—The abo brated Mionetote Patent Bones Flow awarded the First Premium against al petitors atthe Nationa! Fair in 1879 and 140 (gold meday, and now again in 1881. ‘The competition in flour was cer- tainly a very lively one this year, andthe premium was well contested for, but it was simply an impossibility to beat CRKES, and the prenitin Just awarded in ouly ad- dine snother triumph to the tneenifieeut stiecess this so celebrated Flour has zained in this community. ‘We would respectfully imentisgi the fact that dirs. 8.F. Anderson received the first pretium forthe handsomest rolls and Ht Ht cE! rR, ‘which 4s stands ‘No, Lamong the beet Siinnesota own to the trade. sale by all first-class grocers. W. M. GALT & CO. Cornen Ist STREET AND INDIANA AVENTE, Who are aleo the sole Wholesale Avents for the Dis- trict of Hecker's celebrated Seif-raising Flour and Suckwheat nz? HoLmay “GOOU Ds. AT MY STORES, NO. 521 TTH ST. N.W., BETWEEN E AND F. . AND 108 AND 734 7TH ST., BETWE! J. F. SPELSHOU: PAPER HANGEK 4 Grand display of Elezant Engravings, Oil Painti Water (Colors cture Frames, Looking Glasses, Gems of A ‘rhe’ latest designs in Wall Paper. Picture aud Window Coruiees made trorler: AN the latert Rovelties In Velvet and Git Frames now in stock, and ci fresh suy Also, a large and Yaried asso ‘da, Japanese Goods, Aliuuns, &e. my stocl J, F, SPELSHOUSE, 21 7th street Branch Stores Now. 708 san ne Tn wes beeG andl. Cabinet Size Frames Velvet, 25e. up, Cart 100. u 8.10 Walnut Frames, from Se. up. Window Shades and "Fiatures, ‘oe. GERMAN STUDENT LAMP, 018-3. NICKEL PLATED, LARGEST S8ZE, WITH NEW IMPROVEMENT, ONLY 94:60, J. W. SCHAFER, 1020:TTH STREET, Azove New Youe AVENUE. image iar ee aes ett zeRE! come Cusencma INGHAM, THE 1 WELI-KNO’ Noe ‘| Bese: Jn sete; the | : Pr ] tent Fioura 18. 5G «GRAND OPENING 4. 88] ON MONDAY, DECEMBER 12, ‘TWENTY-FOURTH ANNUAL CHRISTMAS EXHIBITION AT CHR. RUPPERT, Nos, 403 AND 405 7TH STREET NOTHWEST. Importer of all kinds FRENCH, ENGLISH AND GERMAN TOYS AND FANCY GOODS. Mr. Ruppert takes great pleasure in informing his friends and the public generally that he has Just re- ceived through bie axents in France and Germany the largest and finest stock of goods, as follows: French an? German Dolls of all Designs. Toys, Games, Soldier Equipments. Russia Leather Work, Glove and Handkerchief Boxes. Writing Deak and Dressing Cases. ‘Musical Boxes all sizes and styles. China Vases and Ornaments, ‘Willow Work, Stands and Fancy Baskets. Hobby, Spring and Shoo-fly Horses, Hoyaana iris Velocipedes and Doll Carriages, Sieizhs, Wagons, Wheelbarrows, &c. Bicycles all sizes, of different Designs. 10, 000 other articles too numerous tomention. To avoid the usual rush at Christmas times our customers are invited to make their purchases early. "2Selected goods can be laid aside until Christmas if derired. 410-2w: | pa ATTRACTIONS FOR THE LADIES A® CHR. RUPPERT’S, NOS. 403 AND 405 7TH STREET NORTHWEST. Now on hand a magnificent stock of new and beanti- ful styles of Embroid’rd SLIPPERS, SLIPPER CASES, CUSHIONS, TABLE COVERS, TIDIES, WHIST HOLDERS, of different designs. Fancy Worsted Work and Knitted GOODS, of every description, complete outfit for Infanta. Merino CLOAKS, Children’s Lace, Satin and Velvet BONNETS. Germantown and Zephyr WORSTED; German KNIT- TING YARN, all colors, and all kinds®f Embroidered ‘Materials on hand at the lowest market prices. 29 No. 626 . 626 E { HoLipay brrts. § 3 Street treet of rewerton’s Pastel Paintings, with a choice Selection parted Novelties appropriate for Holiday Gifts, SONAR RRITER'S, No. 620 Estrect northw weet. Free 7-2w ARTER’S IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF DR¥ GOODS. $2.50; Double-width Plaid Dress Gooda, hite Blankets, large size, $1.50; Double White Blankets, all pure wool, fine quality, #5: Blewched Table Damark, pure Linen, Leautiful Sik and Wool Dress Gods, 374, worth 75; Colored Cashineres, pure Weol, double wi ¢; immense Cloth for men and boys’ wear, | Black Silk Velvet, 2d Edition. THE IRREPRESSIBLE GUITEAU | Scapa HE REFUSES TO KEEP cogtet ps INSTRUCTS MR. PORTER AS TO THE LAW. eee“ <eekeos In the Guitean trial this afternoon, after the report in onr first edition closed, the cross- | examination of Dr. Talcott was contin ued. The witness thought that the statement of the | prisoner that he was impelled to his act by a power he could not resist, if taken as trae, | would not tudicate insanity, The witness in- | sisted on using the term disease of the brain in connection with insanit “It depends entirely said the prisoner, “upon whether aman has been good or bad, as to this man’s opinion whether bis mind is dis- eased or not.” Mr. Scoville having propounded to the wit ness his own hypothetical question, the witness | said he would, betore he could answer, require | an interpretation of the word inspiration, and other terms in the question. GUITEAT'S QUESTION. The prisoner, interrupting the examination later on, asked: “Can a man be Insane in the commission of an act and sane before and after | the commission of the act?” “No, sir; I think not,” réplied the witness. “That's enough on you,” said the prisoner. “You can get your money and go.” “You don't believe in spiritology, do you doc- | tor?” asked the prisoner a few minutes later. The doctor did not reply, and Mr. Scoville was going on with another question, when the pris- oe said: “Wait a minute, let us get him on that.” The court remarked that the poet woult | have to ask his questions through Mr. Scoville. | A few minutes later the prisoner said: “Now will you answer my question about spiritology.” Mr. Porter toid the witness that he need not | answer. “havea right to be heard,” sald the pris-| j oner. | “He is not a member of the bar,” remarked | Mr. Porter to the court. Mr. Scoville said he would come to the ques- tion soon that the prisoner wanted to ask. “You are doing first rate, Mr. Scoville,” said the prisoner. “Mr. Reed is detained this after— noon by his case at the Treasury.” GUITEAU INSTRUCTS MR. PORTER AS TO THE LAW. “y Raid, said A few minutes later the pi want to correct Judge Porter. not here as my own counsel. all over the United a man can prose or defend his own case. id he He Unéer the Jaw. ing Flamnels, all Weo!, Navy Bh and other colors td, immense rsrortment of heavy Cle | $3; immense assortment of Jac | and Coata, the cheapest in Washinzton: Dot Ladios’ Flanne! Suiting, all Wool, | Black Silke, 75, 87, $1, $1 | our $1, $1.25 and $1.50 Bl Piano Covers, Sitk meres, not all Wool, 15: Colored Ci 25; Nottingham Lace, for Curtain , Bridal Quilts, $1 and $1.25; Colored and Black Satins, 15; Brocade Silks, all colors, $1. Circulars, CARTER'S, aio __711 MARKET SPACE. _ are SUPERB |W! PIANOS are first-c t Bi s 1 Oth street north Firet-cigas TUNING AND RY ‘AIRING ars Ser. The witness was a member of the Presbyterian chureh. AN EXPERT FROM HARTFORD. Dr. Henry . of Hartford, Conn., uperinteadent of the 1 he Insane, was next ¢ Kd observed the prison aed him in jail. ‘turd Instit for to the stand. He purt and exam- about to ex- en the jail as his GVITEAU SA Tt seems he added “4 much for you oner said: “1 want to say tha} I am no more in- sane now than Mr. is—1 won't say any- thing about Corkhill, for [ think he is cracked. What T want the jury to say is whether was sane or insane 2dof July. Doyou think any n have gone to that depot and shot the Pri wien he w was surrounded by his Cabinet, when was likely to be torn to pieces the next mo- | rs BEST WOOLENS OF FOREIGN MAKES. FINE IMPORTED TRIMMINGS, CORRECT STYLE AND CUT AND SUPERIOR WORKMANSHIP COMBINED MAKE OUR PRO- DUCTIONS THE STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE. SELTZ & MERTZ, 05 ai For CHRISTMAS OF ’81, We offer the finest 1 a Complete ascortinentof INw MACHIN In the city. A machine for fumt: ye “te ) at $25, war- ranted for five years, with ali atta Special attention is cal an Ee ‘The finest and best machine ever offered to the public. dhe light running Weed and new Victor, new Amert can, Howe, ahd ail other makes, ut OPPENHEIMER’S, 528 9th street, St. Cloud Building, Machines rented ana rey _Parts and Audings for yeliranchines, a3 [D®EER BROS, PIANOS; BURDETT ORGANS, ad the best now mi Oth street, near the Aven e n22-2m —4( Beerex MARKET. PHILADELPHIA CHICKENS AND TURKIES, CHOICE BEEF, GAME, FRESH FISH and NORFOLK OYSTERS RECEIVED DAILY. Porter-house Steaks. . Best surloin Roast Beet LEON SCHELL A co., Provaterons, (IMportED,) ie #2 cents Pint. GERMAN STHENGTHENING FORQUS PLASTER, iece BABEK TEA, POR MALALTS, ce ILLS and FEVER, iD per. vt BOX, KLOCZEW SRS PHARMACY, oe th street northwest. n8 B ‘ROBI 'e ON & co. . BOYS' CLOTHING HOUSE, o13 209 PENNAYEVANTA AVENUE. V 7M. KNABE & CO“S PIANOS.—CELE brated Grand, Also, a fine stock of sonable terms, at KE! Wareroone, 223 Litinst, vania avenue. ment. Tsay that the Deity inspired th forced me to do it, and I would have ¢ were to be shot the next minute—and th Stas | has fathered the act, too. bed anlnitely the results of the physical examination ot the prisoner at the Jail, and gave his opinion that the prisoner was sane. In reply to hypothetical questions, the | witness replied that, assuming the statements | to be true, the prisoner was “You might save time, Mr. Corkhill,” sald the prisoner, “if you would place all your witnesses in a row and let them swear by wholesale. They could then get their money and go. It would save time. I think our friend Davidge will attend to that.” Mr. Scoville was abont to begin the crose-ex- | amivation, when the prisoner said: “We haven't | learned much about my free azeney. T guess it | will take an act of God to straighten this thing. | I would rather have God on my side than the | whole world, with Corkhill’s money beiind it. I am not afraid to die. I wonld just as soon die, if the Lord wants me to. I Lord wanted me, I would die on the gal- lows just aa _svon as I would by malaria or a | railroad accident or any other way. afraid, and I eat well and sleep well.” The witness having had propounded to him a hypothetical question embracing the various cases of alleged Insanity in the Guiteau family, said these facts did not indicate heredity, but wight indicate such a state of the nervous or- | Le ISIANA STATE LOTTERY. PARTICULAR NOTICE, will hereafter be’ under the exclusive control of Generals G, T. BEAURE- AL. A. EARLY. ASPLENDID orporTt RST GR. 140rn MONTHLY ia ee 2 LOTTERY COMPANY, corprated in 1868 for twenty ive years by the Login. lature for Educational and Charitable purporer. Sepltn. OF $1, 000,000—to. wien a zoeneve: tana oe has since de lar vote its franchise was eine vast of he peat tate Constitution adopted December 2d, A D RA WIN TLS GRAND Tae, Raat EDRAWINGS WILDL Be ek ie wine fe 4 E CAPITAL PRIZE $90,000, TIC! AT TWO, DOLLARS EACH, HALE SICKETS. OS¥. DOLLAIS List OF PGIZES. 3 pitt SkebaRa Bociorara, 213 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, iOREACHE STREET NORTHWEST, WASHINGTON, dios * = my ganization of the members ot the family, that | would render them more liable to become in- | sane than other people. Guiteau,interrupting the witness,once sald: “In other words, Doctor, when you get into | the domain of spiritology, you are in the dark.” Again he said, “1 wouldn't go to the depot | and shoot the President again for $1,000,000. couldn’t possibly do it with the mind I have now.” ADJOURNED. The court at 3 o'clock adjourned till to-mor- TRIAL. NOTES. Guiteau received a communication from Har- ja per's Field, Ashtabula county, Ohio, this morn- | 12 ing expressing great sympathy for him and en- closing a contribution to his defence. The con tribution consisted of a $20 confederate note, a 5 Fort Edward's note, and a £1,000 fiat bond, such as were printed as samples by some advo- cates of the “fiat” financial policy. Mr. Reed’s advent, as an active participant In the case this morning, made things very lively. Mr. Reed is a sharp and incisive cross-examiner, the contrast between him and Mr. Scoville being verp great in that respect. The crowd was comparatively small when court opened this morning but, before recess, had regained its old proportions, "gs New Cnisese vist ‘TER Wili be presentéd | to President after the holidays. His stay at | the Arlington Is only Comporary- Tue Treascry INVESTIGATION.—It was after one o'clock to-day before the Senate appropria- | tions committee. investigating the expenditures | of the contingent fund of the Treasury depart- | ment, got to work. The session was a brief one. Appointment Clerk Lawphere was on the wit- | Er ness stand. Wills Filed To-day. | the Distr i her: temalan be duried at Lebanon Springs, Y., and makes the following beqnests: Eile zabeth N. McCleary, mourning shaw! and house hold farniture; R. Fendall Madison, chatr;Malvi- na Plewe, of Lebanon Springs, #500; Mary Egan, of the name place, #250: Mrs. Josephine Stoddard, watch, camel's hair shawl, and $300; Mrs. Jane P. Montgomery, $500; Lillie Hazleton, gold es; Anna Hazleton, ‘ele pin; Julia Rite srt of bu Ale McAlister, cold Mary H. Rive, gold locnet, #: Maria D. Lansing, phe yet h I the bequests to and Ste leary 8 given $300, Ly Seat voked and to Elizabeth Mc and to the servant, = wd cane te seal ring to Arthur M. Tre daughters and the real estat ora wits The will of Mary M. Boyd directs George HL Boyd to take charge of the estate for the benefit of the children, The will of C. T property is left to th is to go to his brother London. avenge the silver to bis to the childrea, Alexander was filed. Tho idow, and at ber death 3. Alexander, living im - - District Orrices CLosk To-morrow at Noon, Tn accordance with the usual custom, the Dis- trict offices will be closed to morrow at 19 y between Christmas and New Year's at the same hour, — DeatHor a WeLt. Known Crrizes.— Mr. Henry Thora, fF nearly half agentury past a citizen of t. died this morning, at 25 E street northwest, in the 3M year of his age. Mr. Thorn was a native of Maryland, and for many eect before the war was iu the wood and cnt pusiness on 7th street, above DP, and erecting @ ! buitding on th was a fine hall, he site in wht many years age retired from business, His funeral takes place on Sunday. ~~ Srectat, Pouermes Avromren.—The Dis- trict Commissioners to-day gave commissiona | for special policemen to do duty tn the Intertor | department as follows: — Henry yes captain, Ww Bliss gnd w uitenants; Dan W. tpn ty. Jerome PF. Dam let, n, Juilus Gosh, Chas. pees and James: onr Geo. | Brennan. Wall Strect To-day. AN EXCUIED STOCK MARKED 23.—The Post's finan ) says:—The share continues to y heavy de ve rhing to buy stocks for rt of outsiders to pick helow par, and arting some nour there xeiting andy cline of y was 2 disp they stocks effect of to-day that the market has not the Lake Shore n, had the effect, Lake It is road, why however, Shore not of stock fell to 11 that the has been known fe the report hiost weakn » discounted veshowp the Northern Pas Nash- i; Lake Michigan Central, S7iga Southern, 520" /. "As we arket is cttlying, and Lake it the re port of t hy the insid nor are th houses re > orders for not wanted it, and the speeul: ot nned inside ond ontside the street as if, they were dy United States ds “continue strong, the f}< in the 4s, Southern bouds are dull and steady. Rall- road bonds are percent lower, the letter Kansas and Teaas onds aud Great Westera seconds. In the money market 6 per cent in the ruling rate for call Joans pn stocks, and money lenders are naturally careful as te the oltaterals which they accept. On United Stat Js Sad per cent is the quotation. Time ix and prime mercantile pp The market for foreign than yesterday, BALTIMORE, 17; do. console, w ten-fortien, Vinzinia 6s AsferneA, Ses due ccupous, 76; = “February, ‘Corn, routhe ile mixed, spot, 63 9: March, | western T ain't | soos pork. | and clear rib se shonlders, &: Lard— rotund, 13 240: roll, 24a: Roos din fair, 9 Rio ca ‘ondinary to fair, sot, oie Winky. auiet, 1.17 Stoo Sanat: Pia onetn smbpealone » mete Poe News YORK, December - 28 i Coli heats te “NEW YORK, December 23. ge aul cent higer; Wheat oened about weak and ie advance. Cora quiet ree better. Pork tirm and quiet, 16.7ini8-00. Winois Central, Reading, Ontarioaul Weserae and St Paul common, 103, THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKE’ 28g. The following are the opeviug and closing prices Of the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported by special wire to H. H, Dodge, 539 15th street: Opening. nm. Alton and Terre Hante. Alton and Terre Haute preferred — 8 B., H. and E. tirsts .. : — Canada Souther... me Central P: aon soe esupeake ane Mi! mupoake ana.oulo iil wid... —= 6 peake and Olio 2d pid. = Chteago and Alton...... 190 Chicago, Bark gton and Quin 136 cs #2 ed 20) a mn 2S vaawanna and arg Denver ad tio crane c) District of Columbia bouds. -- 108 e. 41% BEQUESTS OF THE LATE WM. B. KIBET. To-day, in the Probate Court, the will of the late William B. Kibbey, was filed and admitted to probate, Mr. John P. Franklin qualifying as executor on a bond of $146,000. To his grand- daughter, Bessie Juliet Kibbey, he leaves 565, shares of’ the Firemen’s Insurance Company of Washington and Georgetown and the Franklin Company of this a matnder of the’estate, not personal and mixed, | ig bequeathed to Joseph H. Riewon, of Balti: | more, and Joha P. Franklin, for the feilowing — purposes: To permit the widow to collect and | apply to Ler own use all the income of | the eo reata, profits, &c., and at her death, free of all ‘trust, he gives his granédarzhter, pt. lot 6. fa. 379; lot 11, sub. 8; lots 4 aud 5, 8q- 1 of ot wil is on ground rent | | for 99 ‘Years, abet ch forever: the busidings | 166 and 168 West Baiti:nore street, Beltime re,on ground reat. redeemable in 15 years; in ment of $50,000 the leasehold of house on Baltimore street, Bultimore; lot 4 S35. tote 5 to 17, sq. 553, tubject to Sone ife estate thereon, to Jobn and Mary Ann angen At the @eath of the nid romped — an ganna ie Shona there be any, until they are twenty- and then mh gore esha arth = = valeananeghs idren, the execu eep the tenetit of W. B. kibbey, and in case of his death a 116% Wiig | Manhattan Beach. 8 Michigan Central 8% Missouri, Kansas Bt 019g | Manhattan Blevat 83% Metr 86 N wr Norfolk and We jorfolk ane ween preforre OH xorthem Pacitie n10 al ons bane goekneell Ontario and Western. Pacific Mail .