Evening Star Newspaper, December 28, 1881, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, WEDNESDAY; DECEMBER 28, 1881-DOUBLE SHEET. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON bona fae daily circulation more than treble that of any other daily paper published in Washington, and caval to that of all the ether daily papers here added together. ‘Tux Stan office is connected with the Telephone Ex- chonge. Advertisements, orders for the paper by mail and otherwise, news, or sny information or business can be vent day or nixht, free of charge. “The Hest is Always the Cheapest.” ‘Those who have holiday or other goods to sell, and those who wish to make any fact or want known to the public, should bear the above fact In mind, and remember that THE EVENING STAR goes Into more homes, houses, factories, stores, shops, in Washington added togetner. It is said that Jay Gould has, in conjunction with Cyrus W. Field and Russell Sageobtained su- preme control of all the New York elevated roads; Making about $3,500,000 clear profit by the opera- tion. They started with a bear movement de- pressing the stocks, and then dought in to the ex- ‘ent of 100,000 shares. ‘The general public has no Particular Interest tn the matter of the ownership Of these roads, but one ph we of this speculation ts Of grave tmportance, If the facts are as alleged by ihe New York Ties, That paper charges with full specifications, that Attorney General Ward Gout: synlicate in this operation, and that Judge Westbrook actually held a private court in Jay Gould's oMice, where orders were complacently issued to sult the great railroad king. This re- wives th lection of the Scandals of some years ago in regand to the practices of corrupt New York judges. The New York papers just now are say- tug Some pretty harsh things about Washington Judges, and one of these ppers, that, according to the Tires, has been the supple tool of Jay Gould this stock-jobbing qperation, has recently de- ‘Manded the tmp*achment of Judge Cox. This sort Of talk comes with a bad grace from that quarte Whatever criticisms may be made upon our Dis- trict Dench It Is certain that no word of suspicion as to Its wnsullied purity has ever been breathed. a Tt does look as if Mr. Tilden still had designs Upon the democratic prestdenttal nomination. His letter, in reply to an invitation to attend the Atlanta exposition, 1s somewhat more diffusive than one entirely indifferent to politics and polit- teal effect would be likely to write upon such a ceasion. Mr. Tilden always writes well and to the point. There ts no disputing that; but this letter ays a knowledge on the subject of cot- ton that was prol New York studied for the occasion. » last national election, and the next, Y ~1 his supertor strength, as compared with ofher democrats, In New York He, no doubt, has seen the favorabie change of gent ment towards him that his taken place in bis | party. Ils well. wa MMe ants are all prom- | inent now in ) rk polities. Mr. Hendricks, So it f slled upon to bury 1! frien predie tic ‘n are again head to make present nomination by the time are certainly pint to the pro! ats In 1884 of the « <> Guitean’s “Christmas address” ts nothing more than a rehash of the exotistical stuff which he has spread before the public ri ily. He flatters himself that the calm tone with whieh the Ameri- can people disenss his crime fs an Indication that & sentiment of approval of or of acqutescence in He was never more mistaken, assassin of the late President ts regarded with Tence to-day as when his erime was Dis act is crowing. ‘Thi fresh. > that {t shall take its regular course which has hushed the cl ainst the assassin. Gufteau in his address hes the aud. city to refer to the shooting Of the late President in a somewhat boastful man- Ber. He evinces no feeling of remorse for the suf- fering and sorrow he so needlessly inflicted. He Bever misses an opportunity to speak in praise of the jury. epparently assuming that flattery wil ald his ¢ He is shrewd enough, amid all his acting, to discern whatever may be turned to his own aecomut. + the accident in Philadelphia the other ¢ it is reasonable to conclude that there Is n economy in the electric light. A » wire which came in contact with an im - ic liguting, was surcharged and & stroke of lightning followed. The whieh the discharge took place wasalmost {mstantly filled with fames. This danger can be | @b¥ lated by proper care on the part of those having | Charze of electric wires, but the feeling that a Mlle nectigence may set the honse on fire or blow {up will have a tendency to make people afral d Of the electric light. ——__~er The Emperor of Japan 1s a progressive monarch Fin whom the Czar of Russia might take a few lessons with great benefit to his people. Six years ago the Japanese Emperor established a senate, and in 1874 he Inaugurated provincial and depart- Mental assembiles. He has now issued a decree Preparing its people for a national assembly, to De convoked tn 1599. The Emperor's purpose 1s to Kive his people a constitutional government founded upon liberal and representative princl- Pies. He Is too wise to suddenly revolutionize es- fabiished forms and customs. He prepares his Subjects by a nine years notice of the reforms he contemplates, ———<e»—_____ “The Indications are that the present session of | Congress will extend far into next summer. Be- Bides the tariff, the Presidential Inability question and others of a character to cause protracted dis- cussion, there fs an unusual number of contested @lection cases in the House, some of which will pr lead to lvely partisan debates that will consume days. Mr. P a , & wealthy citizen of Coire, Switzer. shed tn his native city an in- n for the training of domestic service, as a start, gratuitous board, lodging rs’ course of instruction for twelve @eserving young women. Who will do likewise | ton? land, hes just e: sritut <2 minor matters connected with the Guiteau trial, tt Must be admitted on all sides that the prisoner Bas been exceedingly lentent towards Judge Cox, Censidering the way in which that official has at Snes permitted counsel for the people to inte Fupt his (Goiteau’s) arguments, comments on wit- esses, and general management of the case. Let | this de remembered to the credit of the murderer | after he is hung and well out of sight forever. o> Gealers are already talking about a short crop for | ext sum “s campaign. “No. 626 FALL STOCK sj. No. 626. E iret. j PAPEKHANGINGS, E Street. Ip all the new colors, embracing @ number of neat Spring's pattern im advance. Wine Shades, Picture Frames Gold, ned and Worsted Picture Cord, and Cabinet Velvet Picture joulding, Picture Hooks, Paint Ke. ‘ew. Fieture-room ings, Encravings, &e., at Cal MARKRITER' No. 626 E STREET, one door from 7th street. Terms cash. Free Art Gallery. B, Hoshs0n & co, . BOYS’ CLOTHING HOUSE, ~ ons __ 909 PESNSYEVASTA AvEStR, SURE CURE For © {OUGHS, CONSUMP- €03 TION, WHOOPING COUGH, CROUP ana N “HIAL TROUBLES Is MRS. DE. TETCOMPS TES BALM, price 25 and 30cts. For sale by eben and 106 Kennssivania avesue northwest. mse HE WHITE, HOUSEHOLD, NEW HOME, Singer, Howe, Wheeler & Wilson, Domestic, Weed. Any machine you want cheap at MCKENSEY'S, st. northwest. Renting and repairing. n13 FHOENSS, VER FAD OFFICE, SOUTHMAST corner 9th and E streets, Ws ton, @ultation free. Full treatise sent free on application. 3.€. KINGWALT, Manager. Bll-3m s. ¥. BRIEN, ‘Top aud No-top Carriages on AEM OF 106 Ac semnty, 2 i Cok ORE nad aotnine os Sere tie Order. ‘Terina cany % de> D.C. Con- | M48KED DOWN PRICES. SILK DOLMANS. PLUSH COATS, SILK CIRCU- Sms 7 ers LARS, CLOTH JACKETS AND ULSTERS. Colors, ONE PRICE. We offer our whole stock of the above Goods at greatly reduced prices, and invite ab inspection. SILK DOLMANS from $30 to $125. ‘We call especial attention to our Large Stock of ELEGANT SILKS, VELVETS, PLUSHES AND SATINS. PURE SILK VELVETS, all colors, at $8.50. SATINS MERVEILLEUX, SATIN RHADAMES, SURAH SILKS AND SATINS De LYON. SEAL-SKIN PLUSH, BLACK AND BROWN. | COLORED PLUSH, all ehades. ELEGANT EMBROIDERED AND BEADED DRESS FRONTS, | Very Novel and Rich VELVET FLOUNCING, all offices, and places of business, and ts read every | day by more people, than all the other daily papers | EVENING DRESS GOODS in all Fabrics. | SILKS, SATINS, SATINS pe LYON, SATIN RHA- DAMES,SURAH, SATIN MERVEILLEUX, CASH- MERE, CHUDDA CLOTH, ALBATROSS CLOTH, EVENING COLORS IN DRESS FRONTS, CANTON CREPE, ELEGANT BROCADES, MOIRE AND WATERED SILKS, WHITE STRIPED PI.USH, And the largest and best selected Stock of FINE GOODS ever seen in Washington. W. M. SHUSTER & SON 8., 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 423 SPECIAL SALE. FRENCH FLOWERS FOR THE CORSAGE, ar GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. NEW STYLES IN , CLOAK AND FUR TRIMMINGS, LACE NECKWEAR, ALL AT LOWEST PRICES, NooT’'s, MALAGA G a Foe NEW Y RAPES. FLORIDA ORANGES. ASPINWALL BANANAS. DUCHESS PEARS. LADY APPLES. GLACE FRUITS. GENUINE JAVA AND MOCHA COFFEE. CHOCOLATES AND COCOA. A FULL ASSORTMENT OF WIN AND LIQUORS. B. W. REED'S SONS, 1216 F street northwest. At the BOSTON LEON 1719 PENNSYLVANIA AVEN We ARE RECEIVING DAILY EXTRA BLUE GRASS MUTTON, PRIME STALL FED BEEF, SELECTED OYSTERS, GAME AND FRESH FISH, Constantly on hand. PHILADELPHIA CHICKENS AND TURKEYS, MARKET, SCHELL & CO., a28 ow STAG PURE RYE WHISKY is unequalled for smoothness, flavor and purity, and for the sideboard and sickroom is unrivalled. HUME, CLEARY & CO., 807 MARKET SPACE. MENts a28, AND GUEST CARDS OF THE LATEST STYLES. HOLIDAY GOODS AT LOWEST FIGURES. JAMES J. CHAPMAN, 911 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Branch Box Office Ford's Opera House. JEW GOODS a 4 as UST ARRIVED. DECORATED DINNER AND FISH SETS, Very Haxpsome. In Great 1009 FINE PLATED WARE Variety. M. W. BEVERIDGE. PENNSYLVANIA AVE. | Fe NEW YEAR'S RECEPTIONS on Segoe The finest Sherry, Port, Madeira, French Brandy, z cmatons inay ditter tai regasd, to | Ft ee reunrs ates ete Also, the freshest Fruits, Nuts, Candies and Raisins. HUME, CLEARY & CO., 807 Market Space. 2 ALM. For sale by _ 428-3 6th, 1582, at days, at the aame | cccasionslly alternating with Mr. special subjects. | attend these (together with: elect), on payiuent of | me | particulars app) ' | aa Favorab own as the avorably known #6 3 REIGN, yields, in perfection, wh! ACH DE GOTHA, FOR 1882. (THE COURT ALMANACH OF THE WORLD,) hing like taking time by the forelock. Ice | With a fine Steel Pate Engraving of the late President de ROBERT BEALL, _ Bookseller, 495 Pennsylvania avenue. | JMVERSITY OF GEORGETOWN, LAW COLLEGE. will begin | A critical and expository course of lectnres upon ‘The | Constitution of the United States,” T. MERRICK, LL.D., p.m, and by Hen: RICHARD RIDAY, Janua: continue on successive Fri- que, other distinguished gentlen:rn Those ni to lerrick, to divcuss nembers of the school may other of the lectures they .25 per month. For further WM. H, DENNIS, Secretary, ‘ew York avenue, Warhington, a8-2w weet and wholesome bread, HUME, CLEARY & CO., 807 Market Space, | prom MEATS atgu SERSSHE CREE Sexe, | a2 “Than any other place in this city. | =Soeee | ALD DOLLAR Toys, iA otter Toys as rw is prosertin, at 300 Pennsy and al ‘oye as low in a + | me shettes Torna” vrevertom ot 20 Penney R. J. P. CRUTCHET, FRENCH CATERER, ME. to inform his customers and the public in sary ee ecules ope rec ret her ‘where he w for Balls, Dinners Receptions, &e. i diine guarantee at he will Beatie techie ai sence inva suite guaran ibe sth tof satixfaction. ot is a stire with the catering business at No. Having had so He would | refer you for information of his standing in Turning | parties to auy or Respectful elt of the y- J. P. CRUTCHET, 1804 H Sruxet Noaruwisr. All orders left at Mme. teuded to, ss uxnal, by Mr. will ‘be promptly at- HOLIDAY GOODS. HOLIDAY ‘ GOODS. HOLIDAY GOODS. HOLIDAY GOops. : OUGLASS:, ror CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS. CosTiNvaTion Sa Woopwanp & LotHRoP, D ing so8 Noone Greer, = = cel fra WE DOWT PROPOSE 10,00E LEFT. NOT IF WE | scnyrrzs MILWAUKEE LAGER. GREAT MARK DOWN SALE, ULLETIN prevent week, our ENTIRE ei OFFER FOR A FEW DAYS grocer h: ay Noveiien will be seid af Tower prices MASSEY'S PHILA. ALE AND PORTER. — bovound ‘Eaustur Low, and in umauny cases LOWnR. NEW YORK SWEET CIDER. A better opportunity has never cocurred to buy tineand or GREAT BARGAINS No articles will be carried over, if bottom prices will stylish SPECIAL BARGAINS. A magnificent UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO, nearly new, beautiful Rosewood Case, highly finished; superb quality of tone, for only $230. One STEINWAY & SON'S 7-OCTAVE, Rosewood Case; modern improvements, $190, A nearly new, beautiful Rosewood Case 73; Octave, SQUARE GRAND “‘ARION” PIANO FORTE, manu- factured under apecial order for exhibition purposes, cost owner $800, for only $225. An elegant T-octave, nearly new. SQUARE GRAND. ROSEWOOD CASE, GAEHLE PIANO, earved lexa and lyre; all the modern improvements, for only $200, with Stool and Cover. A special offer. Asplendid WM. KNABE & CO. 7-OCTAVE, Roso- Wood Care. four round corners, carved legs and lyre, with Stool and Cover, for only $160. A T-octave, rich toned, Rosewood Case, beautifully finished SQUARE GRAND PIANO, used but twelve months, with Stool and Cover, for $175; cost, new, $550 A 64 octave ROSEWOOD CASE PIANO, good tone, and guaranteed, for only $80, with Stool and Cover. A SHONINGER PARLOR ORGAN, Walnut Caso; fully warranted, for only $35. Any of the above mentioned Instruments can be pur- chased on the easy MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN, Talso have on hand a large stock of ¥ PIAN( of well-known and celebrated makers, at LOW PRICES, cither for cash or on time. I am sole agent for SHONINGER'S Celebrated PAR LOR AND CHAPEL OK SIDNEY T. NIMMO'S PIANO WAREROOMS, at 433 Seven th street northwest. P A L A AIS Dw eRe OR . 5 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE axD 401-403 TWELFTH STREET NORTHWEST. SPECIAL SALE. RECEPT! 1oN®%Goons: GLOVES. GLOVES, RUCHINGS. RUCHINGS. MADE-UP LACE GOops. MADE-UP LACE GOODS. FANS. FANS. JEWELRY. JEWELRY. AND ALL ELEGANT GOODS FOR HOLIDAY TOILETS. CHOICE Goops ar REDUCED RATES. PALAIS ROYAL. az [Co ALL our Patrons, A MERRY CHRISTMAS ANDA : HAPPY NEW YFAR. DAMMANN'S, 806 1TH STREET. 806 7TH STREET, GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE OF HOLIDAY GooDs. | EACH AND EVERY ARTICLE MARKED DOWN. ‘We will sell for 00 NN NEKE W W WE O ONNNE wwww eo" pee KX 9 ONNN Ee WWWW RR ORR KK oo NNN EEE W “W Ene kee & %& Only at and below Cost. PLEASE NOTE A FEW OF OUR PRINCIPAL EX- ‘TRAORDINARY BARGAINS, ‘The balance of our large stock of JAPANESE FA\ ARTICLES 25 per cent below cout. Ox DOLLS, DOLLS, At one-half of regular price. Hand-made ZEPHYR GOODS. aa Children’s Coats, | Hoods, Lexgings end Mittens, at Cost. NOVELTIES IN LADIES NECKWEAR, Marked down considerably. ac octal barsains in LACE and FANCY TIDIES, from SILK HANDKERCHIEFS at reduced prices. Ladies’. Gent's woot: ox Children’s MERINO and and WEAR at net cost price. All shades of BERLIN ZEPHYR at 8c. and 100, GERMANTOWN WOOL at 7c. and 8¢. om DAMMANN’S: In the Balance of their Stock of FANCY GOODS, AT A DISCOUNT OF 33's TO 50 PER CENT. ‘Algo have MARKED DOWN Everpthing in the Line of HANDEERCHIEES, TIES, LINEN COLLARS, In any way Soiled, Crushed or Damaged during the Bush of the Holiday Trade, SO LOW AS TO EFFECT IMMEDIATE SALES. BARGAINS MAY BE EXPECTED. BOSTON HOUSE, 921 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 921 ey WOODWARD & LOTHROP, ajee ABOUT HALF VALUE. TO CLEAN THEM OUT. MOTHERS, DO NOT FORGET IT. We have on hand FOR CHILDREN TWO HUNDRED SUITS, all three-piece suits—Jackets, vests and pants. ‘They will fit little boys from three to eizht years of age; there are none to fit boys over eight years of age—none larger. Thestylea that were $9 now $6; the styles that were $8 now $5; thestyles thatjwere $7 now $4.50, and with the $4.50 we put all the $6.50 and $6 suits, ‘Those that were $5.50, $5 and $4.50 are now all in one lot at $3. They will be ON SALE FROM TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, . We deem it best to tell you again that the sizes will fit children from three (3) to cignt (8) years of age. You have no doubt expe- nenced the annoyance of answering untruthful adver- tisements. We do not advertise to mislead you; hence we are particular in stating Just exaetly what we have. If you do not think, after you tuke the goods home, that they area REAL BARGAIN bring them back and haye your money refunded. A. SAKS & CO., ONE-PBICE CLOTHIERS, 316 AND 318 SEVENTH STREET. aT N EW YEAR CARDS In oe GREAT VARIETY. FRANCIS B. MOHUN, Bookseller and Stationer, at 1015 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. FoR PARTIES AND RE BROCADED VELVET FRONTS. BROCADED SATIN FRONTS. EMBROIDERED SATIN FLOUNCES. RICH ALL-SILK VELVETS. : BLACK AND CREAM SPANISH LACES. BROCADE GAUZES in Evening Tints. MOUSQUETAIRE GLOVES in Opera Shades. TYROL GLOVES, at$1.25 and $1.50, NUN'S VEILINGS in all shades. LIGHT CASHMERES, ALBATROSS CLOTHS. LADIES! SILK HOSEERY from $1.75 to 33. BLACK and COLORED SILK PLUSHES. SILK and CASHMERE SHAWLS inallthe Evening ‘Shades. EPTIONS. ELEGANT BROCADK SATINS. MOIRE FRANCAISE RHADAMES. FUR-LINED SATIN DE LYON CIRCULARS. BLACK SATIN MERVEILLEUX DOLMANS. LADIES' WRAPS, JACKETS and ULSTERS at Greatly Reduced Prices, E ONE PRICE ONLY, Marked in Plain Figures. SEATON PERRY, (Of Late Firm ‘'Perry & Bro.,") Ponnsylvania avenue, cor. 9th street. Established 1840. att i b HE LARGEST ASSORTMENT AND THE CHEAPEST DRY GOODS IN WASHINGTON, CLOSING OUT OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF BEAUTI- FUL DRESS GOODS AT A FEARFUL LOS The widest double-width Piai from 75 to 50. All-wool Navy B! reduced from 37 to25._ Silk an Goods) reduced from 75 to Dress Goods reduced nnel Dress Goods ‘ool (beautiful Dress Colored Cashmeres re- duced from 25 to 12%), Col. d und Black Cashineres | | Gl pure’ wool), dotible-width, Bleached ‘Tabis winask. pure linen, 50. Coloved Silk Plush, $2.50. Black Silk Veivet, $1. Pizno Covers, siik embroide: , $3.75. Large-sizo Bridal Quilts, $1. Large-ize double White Banketa, $1.50. Fine quality pure wool large-size Blankets, 25. "Beautiful Silk and Wool Piacd Dress Goods reduced from 50 to 2 Double-width La- dies’ Flannel Suiting, pure wool, Nottingham Laco for curtains, 20 to $1. Ladies’ Jackets, Uisters and Coats at cost. Colored Cashmeres, plire wool, double- Hidth, in light blue, cream and white, only 50, Colored ins, 75. Immense asso it of CLOAKIN OTHS 4 AG pingre, gasortment AKING CLOTHS AT All ot cos duced our BLACK and COLORED SILKS AT REAL to Gtored. Silk, 80. Our $1.25 Biack Silk To: 0 $1. CARTER'S, Til MARKET SPACE. ELPHONZO YOUNGS, 504 NINTH STREET, opposite Critic Office, Note location—betwegn E.and F streets, H OLIDAY MEMBENTOES. LADIES’ SEAL-SKIRDOLMANS. LADIES' SEAL-SKIN, SACQUES. RICH FUR-LINED {LK and 8A’ ‘CULARS and DOLMANS, nee ELEGANT DOLMAN§ TRIMMED WITH FUR SATIN LINED. = COACHERS, MUFFS.sna COLLARS. GENTLEMEN'S DRESS HATS, GENTLEMEN'S DERBY HATS, SBAL CAPs. FUB GAUNTLETS and MUFFLERS. YOUTHS' POLO CAP@ in. SEAL and CLOTH. UMBRELLAS. 23, speclaly arranged for Laied and Gentlouen. =e B. H, STINEMETZ, ass. ” ~"” Next corner 19th street. move them. PALMER'S AMERICAN GINGER ALE, ko. EARLY CALL WILL GIVE YOU THE CHOICEST - = oR THE ASSORTMENT. DOUGLASS’, au Nira Sraerr, Sr. CLoup BurLpma. 709 MARKET SPACE. 709 BISQUE FIGURES. VASE LAMPS, DEPOT: 1224 289TH STREET, WEST WASHINGTON. FAIENCE VASES. SAM'L C. PALMER. DINNER SETS. RICH CUT GLASS. 1CE CREAM SETS, FINE PLATED WARE. PUNCH BOWLS. KITCHEN UTENSILS. WOODEN WARE. = DECORATED TOILET SETS. WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, 709 Marxer Spacer. 719 §2- Telephonic connection. ERMAN STUDENT LAMPS, IN NICKEL, with all the Latest Improvement, for $4.50. PORTABLE GAS STANDS, Fancy Shades, Globes, &c., in great variety. THE MOEHRING LAMPS, In Very Choice Putterns—Fayence, Choisy, Le Roi, Longwy, Saxons, Kiotas, &c. a23 719 pes SAM'L S. SHEDD, amt 409 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST. ee GREAT BARGAINS: DRESS SUITS = TO FIT ANY SIZE MAN, SILK AND LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, ‘Ready-made from $22 to $46. SILK MUFFLERS, ‘To Order from $50 to $100. PLUSH AND LEATHER BAGS, . POCKET BOOKS, Special orders intended for New Year's Calls must be given before Saturday next. AND ALL KINDS OF HOLIDAY GOODS WE CARRY THE LARGEST LINE ar = DAVIS? FULL DRESS COATS ‘ In the Country. 719 MARKET SPACE, Corner 8th street. Pros MARK DOWN! 423-20 A. SAKS & CO., | COCHRANE'S ** Mark Down" can’t be denied; Everything Lelonscing to Christmas tide— | Gifts, Presents, Novelties, all that’s new. STRICTLY ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS AND TAILORS, a2t 316 AND 318 SkvENTH STREET. Now making room for eihty-two. = Toys, Tidies, Dolls, or pretty Books; yor NEW YEAR'S. | Our new Kid Gloves, five or seven hooka, DIAMONDS, RICH JEWELRY, FINE WATCHES, STERLING SILVERWARE, | Fresh pairs just in on Thorsday last. | At our low prices all stare aghast. | New Linen 'Kerchiefs—to name this fact | Our little store would soon be packed wan! | With eager faces, wondering why a i tsar | Remember, our Initials will soon be sola. SES FAURE EDS Within these walls there's nothing old. ele | Also, Silk Hand iefs of such design, Each quality, too, at its price, is fine. And now in our song we can’t refrain From thanking the tsdies in loudest strain For many kind words; we never thought About pretty presents, they say, we bought. a21 J, W- BOTELER & SON ° Mave in Stock a superior quality of Plated TEA SETS, CASTORS, For such kind compliments we promise you Better bargains still for eizhty-two. ‘The very Lest taste we shall exercise ‘To suit your purse and please your eyes, 423 CAKE BASKETS, J)ESIRABLE AND USEFUL PRESENTS sic ieieey aad es EUR SES Which they are selling at reasonable prices. IN FURS OF EVERY KIND AND QUALITY, UMBRELLAS AND CANE: DUNLAP'S CELEBRATED NEW YORK HATS, in Silk, Derby and Opera. 423-2w WILLETT & RUOFF. | Yt LARGEST. TINE MAN UFACTURERS SAM- “J. W. BOTELER & SON, 92: SNS’ VANIA AV! NUE. TH CELEBRATED SAXONY WOOL GERMAN HAND-KNIT JACKETS. A complete assortment, in all colors and sizes, | NEW SLEEVES FURNISHED FOR JACKETS. pew Gents and Boye’ Scarfs and Ding, Silk, Hand jefe, &e., from 25c. to $1, (dial . at 19 71 1916 Pennsylvania avenue.” PHS? a C. AUERBACH, CORNER 7ru AND H STREETS, Sole Agent for the District, ‘Nextdoor to Auerbach's Sewing Machine & Repair Office. Buy one af our elegant $25 SINGER MACHINES for your wife as a holiday present. 420 D4vis’ SUGAR-CURED CINCIN ‘APEST LINE MEN'S AND_ BOY! ‘Clothing in the city, from $5 suit up Overcoats &c. 1914and 1916 Pennsylvania avenue i $1 AND $1.25 MISS AND BOY: School Shoes in town. Hata ‘aud Caps, from 25, 50 to $1 and up. 1914 and 1916 Pennsylvania 223 At sna avenue, SELBY'S, Ropcers’ CUTLERY, MEAT CUTTERS AND STUFFERS, PRINTING PRESSES AND SKATES, ANDIRONS. FELT WEATHER STRIPS for the exclusion of cold wind, rain and snow. J. W. KENNEDY & €O., Established 1800, Dealers in Metals and Builders Hardware, 606 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. FAMOUS ATI HAMS, THE FIRST TO ARRIVE, ar WITMER'S, 820 1918 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. MBE. J. P. PALMER, 422 RUSS LEATHER BRUSH AND COMB CasES. IMPORTER OF Russia Leather Shaving and Pocket Cases, Russia Leather Collar and Cuff Boxes. French Dolls, Dressed and Not, French Elastics for Ladies. WM. 8. TEEL, 935 Pennsylvania avenue. FRENCH MILLINERY GOODS, oe 1107 F STREET, BETWEEN lita AND 12rs, RECEPTION AND OPERA BONNETS, oy AMES Y. DAVIS’ SONS, _ Personal attention given to Millinery orders. 417 621 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ]{OL!PAY PRESENTS. Have again replenished their stock of ee eal ss SEAL SACQUES, FUR-LINED WRAPS, Bene fw oat, ay FANCY COLLARS, CAPES and MUFFS, ee rel Bice an toutes Coemeres, $7}, Bete. y Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs, Old Gente’ large kize Bandana Handkerchicts, Old Gente’ large size Bi Woolen Neck Coniorts, G All at Popular Prices, GEO. J. JOHNSON, 713 Market Space. 20 pieces beautiful Silk and Wool Plaid A full stock Fant SEAL CAPS, FUR GLOVES, CARRIAGE ROBES, HATS AND CAPS, CANES AND UMBRELLAS, a20 M RS. C. DONOVAN, ay DI AP SILK HATS, OPERA AND DERBY HATS. aa1 OF 245 FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK. Has opened a E OLIDAY PRE BRANCH OF HER BUSINESS. AT 1335 F STREET, where she is ready to receive orders and show Goods. OPENING OF LACE CURTAINS, RUGS, MATS, DRUGGETS, HASSOCKS, &c., &e. RECEPTION, DINNER AND BALL DRESSES, At SINGLETON & HOEKE’S, ON TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27. eae aa 801 MARKET SPACE. F{oEPay oops. ‘Our Entire Stock of FANCY and JAPANESE GOODS, WORK BASKETS, FANS, “WHISK-HOLD: ERS and CHINA ARTICLES at ACTUAL COST. MONOGRAM KID GIPVES: 3 peitons, $5 4 but- FURLINED ) CIRCULARS AND DOLMANS, just re- PR, Tag) ie 50. OUR A zp celved and will be wold iowor than heretofore. Spe- | Gi ee to er) IRE UN- $1.50. cial lot for Holiday 5 Sera a VES, in 8. SEAL-SKIN SACQUES, MUFFS, HATS AND CAPS, — a MRS. M. J. HUNT, CBBisTuAS FURs. at reduced prices. Ladies’, Minses' and Children’s CHINCHILLA MUFFS AND COLLARS, in Plain and Patent MUFES. Large stock to select from. All atlowest prices, ed PURE Liqvors 4 sPEciaLty. OLD JAMAICA RUM. PURE SCOTCH WHISKY. GENUINE NEW ENGLAND RUM. WILLETT & RUOFF, a20 905 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, POND BrNGs, GR. CLOTHING AT SACRIFICING PRIC Weare bound to run off our Immense Stook with suck Bargains as our frends will rowember, FOR EXAMPLE. ‘The $25 Overcoats, cut down from 835, ‘The $25 Suits, cut down from $35. ‘The $22 Overcoata, ent down from $39. ‘The $22 Suits, cut down from $30. ‘The $18 Overcoata, cut down from $25, ‘The $18 Suite, cut down from #25. ‘The $15 Overcoats, cut down from #20, ‘The $15 Suits, cut down from $20. ‘The $12 Overcnats, cut down from $15. The $12 Suits, cut down from $15. ‘The $10 Overcoats, cut down from $13, ‘The $10 Suite, cut down from $13, The $8 Overouats, cut down from $10, GREAT BARGAINS IN BOYS CLOTHING. Boys $20 Suits, reduced to $15, Boys $15 Suits, rednoed to $12, Boye $12 Suits, reduced to #9. Boys $9 Suits, reduced to $7. Boys $7 Suits, reduced to $5. $18 Boys Overcoats, marked down to $14, $15 Boys Overcoats, marked down to $12. $12 Boys Overcoats, marked down to $9 $9 Boys Overcoats, murked down to §T. $7 Boys Overcoats, marked down to $5. ‘The point of the “occasion” is Bangains. ‘These are all Useful Holiday Presents and will be Appreciated, Call At Once and Bring the Boys. AU AVENUE CLOTHING HOUSE, 939 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NEAR 10TH STREET, AND 932 D STREET. 421.68 K ING'S PALACE. THE GREAT LEADER OF LOW PRICES. WE ARE NEVER OUTDONEt TAKE NOTICED ANOTHER MARK DOWN! From this day we offer our tremouduus, arse aud a“ desirable stock of MILLINERY At Following Pris: Dozen of Genuine Long } NATS, #1, $1.25, $1.50, #1 very: best at 100 dozen more of our Famon= nail shapes and colors, sold forn: offered at 50 and 75 cts., and are un est bargains ever offered. caver Paced HATS, iy the great ste 100 dozen more of those Wonderful Moscow BEAVER, HATS, in every style and in all col ota, ouly sold formerly at 75 cts, Call and examine our creat assortment of PLUMES, at 75e., $1, $1.25, and $2, RIBBONS! RIBBONS. KING'S PALACE Can't be beat. Our prices are the lowest, our stock the largest. Our Artificial PLANTS have got to be sold, ovon aty sacritice, KING'S PALACE © Is the place to buy your Christuas Presents, for there you buy cheaper than elsewhere. DON'T FAIL TO CALL At the Famons KING'S PALACE, 814 Trt STREET NORTHWEST. ae G BAND HOLIDaY DISPLAY, GUINNIP, DAY & CO, 820, 822 ax 824 SEVENTH Sruger, WILL MAKE A GRAND DISPLAY OF NNN OO V VEFEE. TIT S58q NNNO-OV VEE T te Rkxo OVy EY Ef TES ; NNN OO V EREIILL T I ERE “J IN HOLIDAY GooDs DURING THE ENTIRE WEEK, When the Largest Stock of USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL CHRISTMAS GIFTS, AT POPULAR PRICES, EVER CAKRIED IN WASHINGTON WILL BE EX- HIBITED. Bpecial inducements will be offered im REAL LACE Goops, AND IN OUR SILK DEPARTMENT, GUINNIP, DAY & CO., DRY GOODS EMPORIUM. PRESENTS. aly Hoemy, INITIAL NAPKINS, $5 quality for $3, GENTLEMEN'S DRESS SHIRTS, fit uaranteed, Gi KID, DOG SKIN and CLOTH GLOVES, 250. SLs LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, 12\c. to 750. SILK HANDEERCHIEFS, 250. to $1.60, Nos. 621 axp 623 D Staeer Norrawest, | FULL LINES OF COLORED DRESS GOODS. FULL LINES OF MOURNING DRESS Goops. FULL LINES OF PLUSHES, VELVETS and SILKS. FULL LINES OF HOSIER! ¥ and UNDERWEAR. FULL LINES OF TABLE LINENS, BLANKETS: paren es as pes snus j 5 For THAME 5 BEST SWEET CATAWBA WINE. SUPERB WM, SHAEFFER UPRIGHT ‘OLD PORT WINE. TYLER & CHEWNING, Driax0s are Seetcinns plendid tone, THE CELEBRATED BOUQUET WHISKY. easy. 4nd gee city oy, Een OLD TOM GIN, aiz 918 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. ia TOMNG AND HEFAIRING DESy, | FINE SHERRY AND BLACKBERRY WINES, HE PARK MARKET. Hig : ai5-3m Goon wutskr so crs. Per Bormuz. | 1 : SAA oi a a GERMAN STHENGTHENING EDROUS PLASTER GEO. A. O'HARE, cuotce BEEP, | 8 SPECIALTY. BABEK TEA, POR MALARIA, OETA, CHILES and FEVER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER, OTN our A, M. KLOGZEWSRTS PHARMACY. 7 oan ae 425 9th treat noribwest. Hise 2213 71m STREET NORTHWEST, FISH, OYSTERS W2. KNABE & 00.8 PlANos.—ceLe. | —™" ee ecm ADLER, brated Grny ,Sauare and care PPA PALeet DAVIS & CO.’8. AND CANNED Goops. be bonable st REICRENBAGHIS Wortp Ren + GEO. M. OYSTER, Jn., & BRO. Warerooms, 486 11th st, 5 fow doors above Brana tun PFPA a16-1m 22th street and Masuachusetts a”. (Garuonn, BL. BUMN ¥ tite ee BEST CHRISTMAS PRESENT! FOR CHAPPED SKIx, d10-e0 811 97H Staexr Noxruwssr, be TRICYCLE, for boys and girts. rere on. HY WILL xOU BUT yoronnisr. | Ai}kind BICKCLES, for toys and men. Qs-1m TR 9th tree cor, Hist. northwest . ; Wat. ¢, SORIBNER, Promeae % fe ‘