Evening Star Newspaper, January 3, 1882, Page 2

7 HE EVENING STAR. _ WASHINGTON Terseiy Jamnary 3, 158% SEY S NOVES..............Baitor. "a Star how mn regular, permnvent. daity cireniution more than tredle ny other duiiy paper ondlished in fon, and eauni to that ali the Advertisements in The Star in Ist. The following ts-a correct transcript from the Dooks of this oMice of the number of aew wlver- tiseme's printed In Tue Star during esth mouth im the year 1941: JANv RY Increase. The increase of 1880 over 1870 was 14146. ——_—__<o.— A Double Sheet To-morrow. The new year brings an unexpected Increase of advertising to Tar Star, which necessitates the Publication of another double-sheet to-morrow. Advertisers will please send in thelr orders as early as practicable for this issue. —— ee New York furnishes the latest Instance of the Murder of an innocent householder by a burglar. ‘The case oceurred last Thursday night, and was marked by all the elements of a cold-blooded de- Hberat> assassination, the poor victim not having even grappied with or otherwise put in peril his cowardly midnight visitor. The frequency of this Class of killing makes law-abiding and well-dis- posed paople wonder why the crime of burglary has not long since been made a capital offence, + And punished accordingly. But evea more puz- ling than this problem {3 the question why Judges Who aiminister the criminal laws, and thus hive the safety of society so largely in their hands, do Rot, when they get a burglar before them, in- Yarlably impose the severest penalties provided by the Liws as they stand, instead of letting him off with the highest punishment possibie, asmany of them now do. Burglary fs that sort of a crime Which is entitled to no clemency whatever, nor to the benefit of any doubt, once the gulit of the malefactor ts conclustvely established. Mercy shown by a judge in such acas? ts therefore sim- ply a premium upon erirae, anda virtual turning over of community to the merey of the criminal classes. We remember an Instance tn point in this city Which occurred several years ago. A burglar Whose general bad character was well known tothe authorities, and whose gulit as charged had been clearly proven, was before the court for seatence. ‘The prosecuting officer plead earnestly for the Severest punishment possible, and all the eircum- Stance of the case notoniy fustified, but demanded compliance with the request. The judge, how- ever, in the goodness of his heart concluded to let the culprit off with a sentence of fmprisonment in a distant penitentiary for something less than halt the maximum term allowed by law, instead of im- Posing Its severest penalty, as he might and ought tohave done. What was the result? The fellow went to prison; but by a simulation of penitence anda parade of good behavior he secured an ab- Dreviation of his term, as provided In such cases. On being Uberated he returned directly to Wash- inzton, and before the expiration of the period for Which he was originally sentenced he was again arrested for burglary, and in due time convicted and again sent to the some prison. Now, it would perhaps be too much to charge ‘that the good-hearted judge was a particeps crim=- ‘tis in the second offence; but surely it would have been no great hardship if the second victim Of the prisoner could have recovered the value of his stolen goods from the man who had thus placed Bim at the mercy of a professional housebreaker. But for tse lentency of the judge in the first in- @ clearly would not have been robbed as _/The people of New York, without regard to poli- ‘ties, are thoroughly disgusted With Tammany and its piratical conduct. The organization 1s main- tained with but one object in view—that of obtain- ing poiifical spolls—and it is not at all particular a8 to the methods employing in attaining that end. Tammeny has got to be a guerrilla Jn political warfare; without any fixed principles, not profess- ing allegiance to either of the two great parties, Dutstriking at both or either whenever an oppor- tunity to capture a Little patronage offers. The or- ganization is in such bad order that neither politi- eal party can openly acknowledge alliance with it. ‘The present attitude of Tammany tn relation to the organization of the legislature may, happily, Jead to the final extinction of the organization. ‘The few Tammany members of the legislature hoid the belance of power in that body, and they are, apparently, determined to make this advan- ‘taze bring them the highest possible price. Ina confereace with the democratic members the Tam- Manyites made no concealment of their sordid Schemes. They offered their votes in support of a @emorrstic organization of the legislature upon @ertain named conditions, which comprised the Major part of the oMcers to be elected. The dem- @erats refused to pay the price, and the republl- ans tn the legislature have publicly declared that they witi not cater into any sort of bargain or trade with Tammany. Another deadiock of the legisla- ture, with political spoils as the objective point, Is threatened, ata time when the pubite business of the st:ts, which was neglected by the last legista- ture, because of a political Nght, ts calling for at- ettion. If the republicans and democrats are wise, will aveld a prolonged contest over the Orguntzation and strike Tammany a hard,perhaps, @ fatal blow, at the same time. They can effect an orgcniz:tion upon some compromise basis, and go @head with the public business. Then, the Tam- Manyites will be utterly powerless and insignifi- r followers, failing to recetve the re- waris they expected, may grow discusted and Join wit: the other citizens of New York in put- ting it beyond the power of Tammany to disturb and eimbrolt the politics of the state hereaster. ‘The respousibility for a deadlock, at present, can- 4 entirely upon Tammany, because ee - tsagainst the say- a dew,” a3 misleading. It says the Jews in New York 1s greatly over- ed; thet the vast majority are in only » clreumstances;a few only are miliion- ent many thousands are dependent upon the chority ef their more fortunate brethren. ‘The “vast majority” of the Jewish citizens of this country, it can be truthfully sald to thetr creaft, are soler, industrious, frugal and attentive to Dusiness They live within their incomes, pay their way, and generally thrive. et ee AS a newspaper, It was the duty of Tar Star to take notice of the levee held by the assassin Gui- tesa in fall yesterday. As a reflex of public opinion, It is no less tts duty to declare the whole Proceeding a most shameful one,—disgraceful alike to tive officer or officers Who pemygitted it, the people who constituted it, and the elty fm which tt occurred. —_—_—_~» ______ ‘The steady prosperity which attended the year 2881 fs Indicated by the Massachusetts savings banks reports. There was an increase over the pre- ceding year in depositors of 32,556, and in deposits Of $13,000,000. The total number of depositors is ‘T8H1, ond the aggregate deposits amount to ‘The greater part of this sum repre- avings of the working classes. OPERA HATS, IN SATIN AND MERINO, FoR NEW YEAR'S, az WILLETT & RUOFF'S, _ 905 Pennsylvnia avenue, the latter are not essential to an or- | ULSTERS.: | THE COLD WAVE | Overcoats. Uleters. IS HERE AND | Overcosta, Ulsters. i REMINDS ws Overconts, Ulsters. i OF THE NECESSITY Overcoats. * vistors. TO PROVIDE OURSELVES Overcoat. ‘Ulsters. WITH HEAVY CLOTHING. Overcoats. . ‘Ulsters. OUR LINE OF Overcoats. Uisters. OVERCOATS, Overcoats. ‘Ulsters. ULSTERKS AND Overcoats, ‘Ulsters. ULSTERETTES 18 Overcoata, ‘Ulsters. COMPLETE IN Overcoats, Ulster. EVERY DEPARTMENT, Overcoats. Ulsters. AND OUR PRICES, Overcoats. Tisters, AS USUAL, THE LOWEST. A. SAKS & CO. STRICTLY ONE PRICE CLOT HIERS, 383 316 AND 318 Seve@rn Street. Ww. M. SHUSTER & SONS Have in stock the most select and elegant stock of FINE DRESS GOODS THAT HAS EVER BEEN SHOWN IN WASHINGTON, Particular attention is, called and an inspection solicited, as great care has been taken in the selections to meet the demand for Fine Goods. EMBROIDERED TABLIERS. VELVET FLOUNCES. EVENING, MOIRE AND WATERED SILKS. RICH COLORED VELVETS, all ailk, 24 inches, $8.50. BLACK SILK VELVETS at low prices. SEAL SKIN PLUSH. COLORED PLUSH. SATIN RHADAMES, all shades. BONNET'S SATIN Dx LYON. BONSET'S SATIN MERVEILLEUX. DRESS FRONTS IN EVENING SHADES. COATS, UISTERS AND DOLMANS, at marked down prices. ONE PRICE. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. GOODS #3 D® IN CLOTH SHADES: SHAWLS AND CLOAKING, PLUSHES AND VELVETS. PLAID DRESS GCODS, at reduced prices. TYLER & CHEWNING, _ 58 8 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. (103K, DOLMANS AND ULSTER. Now, is the time. snd LUTTRELL'S is tne place to uy, cheap" Wrar ii avo “loft ‘over “fsom the hoildays.a few more pins, will sell ‘st lowe than cost tore there ee Black and Colored Casimneres, Flushes and Velvets, in we tock of Douestion af Agents’ prices. J. A. LUTTRELL & CO., 817 Market Space. — _ 533 ‘TO MISS ‘When northward you perchance should co, And a Machine you want wherewith to sev, All the latest styles at prices low €. AUERBACH, Seventh and Hf can show. ir Department, is the best, Sntue ne Distt of Cs slaty We And every on you 0. TO AUERBACETS, Seventh and Ht atrect xo. Go Esat, go South, so Westward, ho! You can't find prices quite x0 low; You can’t find work to be just «0, As AUERBACH, S:venth and H can show. Ja3 _MOLIDAY GooDs. HOLIDAY GOODS. HOLIDAY GOODS. HOLIDAY Goons. * "82. ‘Welcome ! New Year of Fihty-two, ‘The peat is dead, buried from view, Fresh resolutions are now in order, Uplifting mankind, extending his border. Experience taught us in eighty-one A.good place to trade in Washinton, Uptown, oppomte the far-famed Bank Riggs & Co., new bargains now rank. On our open counters we now place Most excellent value, your hcmes to grace, Marked in plain firures, at one price, The following Dry Goode, warranted nice: ‘Three buttons at seventy-five, in Gloves, Real kid skin, which a lady loves, Gr, if preferred, five or seven Hooks, A.new invoice of tise now on our vooks. Stand covers, all !inen, st seventy-five, Showing and selting keeps us alive: ‘The above are fast colors, enibroidered by hand, Such bargains as these are not in the land. ‘Houaekeepers, we ask, please lock at our linen From Ireland, the best for boys, men and women; Underwear marke? down, in cotton or wool, For money, COCHRANE & CO. offer value full. ind Woop warp & LOTHROF, BEG TO ANNOUNCE A SPECIAL MARKED DOWN SALE or CIRCULARS AND DOLMANS, CLOAKS, JACKETS AND ULSTERS. FUR-LINED CIRCULARS. We have less thin a dozen left of these desiruble garments, and have made euch reductions on thei as will effect an im- mediate sale, SILK-LINED CIRCULARS. We havea still smaller number of these Popular garmegts on hand, ana have made prices to close at once. BLACK SILK DOLMANS. We hat made the following redhotios 50 Dolmens now $15, 00. . $250 Boltans how 813 BLACK DIAGONAL COATS. Reduced from $18.50 pele. Reduced from $20.00 10 $12.00, Reduced from $42.50 to $14.00, BLACK SATIN DOLMANS. We have placed such prices on these goods as will make each aud every one a bargain. ULSTERS! ULSTERS!! Splendid AN Wool, Ulsters in handsome joths, reduced to $6.50. ‘The balance of our finer gona al: duced—$7, $8.50, $10.50, ‘sia 50. WALKING JACKETS. Ladiow’ Light, Walking Jackets reduced to $5.00, $6.00, and $7.50, Ladics! Tight Walking Jackets, plas trimmed, reduced to $8, 39, $10.50, Ladies’ Dark, Walking Jackets, all wool, re- d to $6.00, 0, & geciul barkain, really a a ee) PHAZ2p ethene os em hoa 4m + Pb hoa 4 mw <p 2 1 a3i BOSTON HOUSE, WOODWARD & LOTHROP. ry Gat REDUCTIONS. LADIES’ CLOTH DOLMANS, JACKETS AND ULSTERS AT PRIME COST. MARKED DOWN PRICES IN WINTER WOOLEN DRESS FABRICS AND NOVELTIES. “BARGAINS” IN SILK HANDKERCHIEFS AND . HOLIDAY GOODs. LADIES’ SILK DOLMANS AND CIRCULARS. EVENING GOODS. “SHADES THAT LIGHT UP WELL.” BROCADE VELVET DRESS FRONTS. EMBROIDERED SATIN FLOUNCES. BROCADE SATIN DRESS FRONTS. BLACK AND CREAM WHITE SPANISH LACES. MOUSQUETAIRE PERINOT KID GLOVES, BROCADE GAUZES. SILK HOSIERY. SILK PLUSHES. FRENCH CORSETS. LUPIN’S CELEBRATED BLACK Goops, COURTAULDS’ ENGLISH CRAPES AND VEILS. $37 Ali Goods Marked in Plain Fixed Prices. ixures ut Correct SEATON PERRY, (Of Late Firm “Perry & Bro.,”) Pennsylvania avenue, cor. 9th street. Established 1840. asi J T OPENED of Large Stock of NEW YEAR'S CARDS, One hundred Visiting Cards, best quality printed from plate, for $1. ‘A lance variety of German Fav All the new Law and Aliscelluneous Books received promptly. W. H. MURRISON, Law Booxseter axp STATIONER, 431 475 Peunsylvania avenue northwest. = FURS. SEAL SKIN DOLMA: SEAL SKIN SACQU INED Do! COsCHER: THIMMING BY ALL AT REDUCED ae B. H. STINEMETZ, 1237 Pennsylvania avenne, M Iss ee ian. Di te Mme. 3 Ea: pate ee STR: Will open on FHURSD joining indies" handwonn — cass HE Y. DAY, camry § Sen = "Parlor ad- Lau 2 Tai sales — ELTIES, &e.. ke. ‘308-3 Ora taken and proplly executed. ee IM THE CRADLE TO THE GRAVE"—A co the only Garfield Picture in the Spoiy at Janes “SHEEHYS bat Agua 3 northwest. M®. iH. M. HULL, a oF THE PALMER HOUSE HAIR STORE, CHICAGO, will visit W: with fron ot ae a ‘ashington a Isrge assortment of IMPROVED WAVES, and other Novelties in Hair Goods, ‘These W: ftven universal eatiefaction ‘ites ther Sntrodictiony and are so natural and durable that no lady will logee is Opportunit securing one. ‘The’ riority and beauty has never been seen in iecitee MES. © Doxovas, OF 245 FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK CITY, Hae opened HER BRANCH HOUSE AT 1335 ¥F STREET, ‘Where she is ready to Show Goods and Receive Orders. GRAND OPENING TUESDAY, JANUARY 3, 1982, ¥ HER NEWEST IMPORTATIONS OF RECEP- TION, DINNER AND BALL DRESSES; ALSO, EXQUISITE FRENCH NOVELTIES. YEEPING REDUCTIONS. $3.50 Boys' oe 50. of pian een eS for Men ‘ONDERFUL BaRGAINS! fps! b Lyon AUL-GUK : ieee at BRODHEAD & CO.'s, 431-3t-2c,2p 1205 Foat., bet. 12th and 13th sts. PLINT COAL FOR GRATES. Fo NEW YEAR CALLS AND RECEPTIONS, BLACK CLOTH COATS AND FULL DRESS SUIT: SBENY COATS AND VESI'S, VESTS, PRINCE A! in Worsted, Diagonal, and Granite Cloth. CUTAWAY COATS AND VESTS, CASSIMERE, DOESKIN, AND WORSTED PANTS. Our mark-down sale has met with such GREAT SUC- CESS that it will be continued throughout the Holidays, Remember that you can secure UNUSUAL RARE BARGAINS IN OVLECOATS, BUSINESS SUITS, DRESS SUITS, BOYS’ AND CHILDREN'S OVERCOATS, BOYS’ AND CHILDRENS’ SUITS. OUR REDUCED PRICES ARE DOING THE WORK. WE ARE DETERMINED TO SELL AT LOWER PRICES than we ever quoted before rather than carry the Goods over, E2 Don't forget to call and be convinced. | A _g888, TTTT RER S885, mA 8 T RoR AAU US AA Sss8g TORRE AAU U a4 Ssss8 T HRA’ 4 UU Sgss! THE AVENUE CLOTHING HOUSE, 939 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NEAR 10TH STREET. AND 932 D STREET. 430 eae aaa eS Giteeaaah Ueatae p Fe NEW YEAR'S 3 DAY. {sul CAELIAG NOH COPEER. OUR: i boars GOV'T" JAVA COFFEE. 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND 401-403 TWELFTH STREET NORTHWEST. NEW DEPARTMENT. FINE FLOWERS, . ELEGANT FLOWERS, SPRAYS, CLUSTERS, axD BOUQUETS pz CORSAGE. A CHOICE ASSORTMENT, aT RATES LOWER THAN COs or IMPORTATION, HAVING SECURED aN UNUSUALLY DESIRABLE STOCK AT FORCED SALE BY MANUFACTURERS, MANUFACTURE AT ABOUT HALF PRICE. COME EARLY, AND MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS FOR NEW YEAR'S RECEPTIONS. PPP Pep aa E an it 1 Ss BP A-A LLLL AA IL Ssgs8 R R “Ri R 431 R EW YEARS : N GLOVES AND TIES. SUITABLE FOR THE DAY. WM. 8. TEED, a31 995 Penns: Dkes FOR 1892. | Physicians’ Visiting Lists for 1882. Shakespeare, Poet’s and Day by Day Calendars. Netes on the Sunday School Lessons sor 1i Lesson Leaves and all Sunday £chool See All the new Sunday School Library Books received as 800 as published. WM, BALLANTYNE & SON, 42% Seventh strect._ FORD NEW YEAR’ EPTIONS. FLOWERS, KID Gi 3, LACES, RUCHINGS, FANS, ALL FRESH GOoDs, aT LOWEST PRICES. MRS. M. J. HUNT, 429 ._ 621 wp 623 D Srueer Norrawesr. ror NEW YEAR'S RECEPTIONS! _420_ RE Nos. ‘The finest Sherry, Port, Madeira, French Brandy, | Cordials, Liquenrs—all of our importation. Also, the freshest Fruits, Nuts, Candies and Raisins. HUME, CLEARY & CO., 807 Market Space. Foe NEW YEAR’S. _ as | MALAGA GRAPES. FLORIDA ORANGES. ASPINWALL BANANAS. DUCHESS PRARS. LADY APPLES. GLACE FRUITS. GENUINE JAVA AND MOCHA COFFEE. CHOCOLATES AND COCOA. | A FULL ASSORTMENT OF WINES AND Liquors. | B. W. REED’S SONS, _a28 __ 1216 F street northwest. We ARE RECEIV. FING DAILY EXTRA BLUE GRASS MUTTON, PRIME STALL FED BEEF, SELECTED OYSTERS, GAME AND FRESH FISH, Constantly on hand. PHILADELPHIA CHICKENS AND TURKEYS, At the BOSTON MARKET, LEON SCHELL & CO., 428 1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. N ooT’s, SPECIAL SALE, FRENCH FLOWERS FOR THE CORSAGE, ar GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. NEW STYLES IN DRESS, CLOAK AND FUR TRIMMINGS, ~ LACE NECKWEAR, ALL AT LOWEST PRICES. NOOT’S, :) 915 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, HAT SPLENDID MINNESOTA FAMILY FLOUR, ¥ kno SFOrMDIy KROWD We ON EREIGN, yields, in perfection, white, swect ald wholesome bread. HUME, CLEARY & CO., 807 Market Space, FALL STOoK. . . PAPERHANGINGS, {u'Siet ae Nod colors, embracing. number ot or ndow Shades, Picture all the new ee ves “Tinned PO eke ire Cord, ails, rd and Catia Velvet zoture ings, igravings, Be., at pias ape MARKRITER’S, No. 626 E STREET, one door from 7th strect. Terms cash, Free Art Gallery. alt-3w G4L4D OIL, epee 428 No. 626 * we ite Pint, POROUS PLASTER, st fama iA, CHILLS and FEVER, OLOBED OUT DURING THE NEXT THIRTY. Days AT YOUB OWN PRICES, AIROWN & CLAGET?, i be 800 MARKET SPACE. FOR THE BESH Gy Eveny Tama =——SCSCS ees soe sen Freitas Avene, rts eto. SF s ASONABLE. RICH OLD MOCHA AND JAVA COFFEE. FRESH CHOCOLATES. FANCY FLORIDA ORANGES. FANCY MALAGA GRAPES. Chiara xc) C. . FINE GROCERIES, aso 1918 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. N EW GOODS, : JUST ARRIVED. DECORATED DINNER AND FISH SETS, Very HAxpsome. FINE PLATED WARB ‘In Great Variety. M. W. BEVERIDGE. 428 1009 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. ow STAG PURE RYE WHISKY is unequalled for smoothness, flavor and purity, and for the sideboard and sickroom is unrivalled. HUME, CLEARY & CO., 28 807 MARKET SPACE. fier GIPNEY T. NIMMO'S PIANO BULLETIN or SPECIAL BARGAINS. Amnagnificent UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO, nearly new, beautifal Rosewood Case, highly finished; superb ‘quality of tone, for only $230. , One STE(NWAY & SON'S 7-OCTAVE, Rosewood Cave; modern improvements, $190, Anearly new, beautiful Rosewood Case TX Octave, SQUAKE GRAND *‘ARION” PIANO FORTE, manu- factuved under special order for exhibition purposes, cost owner $300, for only $225. An elegant 7-octave, nearly new. SQUARE GRAND. ROSEWOOD CASE, GAEHLE PIANO, carved les and lyre; all the modern improvements, for only $200, with Stool and Cover. A special offer. Asplendid WM. KNABE & CO. T-OCTAVE, Roso- wood Care, four round corners, carved legs and lyre, with Stool aud Cover, for ouly $160. A T-octave, rich toned, Rosewood Case, beautifully fimished SQUARE GRAND PIANO, used but = months, with Stooland Cover, for $175; cost, new, $350 A 64;-octave ROSEWOOD CASE PIANO, gcod tone, and gueranteed, for only $80, with Stool and Cover. A SHONINGER PAI Bs ORGAN, Walnut Case; fully warranted, for oniy $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 NEW PIANOS, of well-known and celebrated mskers, at LOWEST PRICES, citber for cash or on time. Tam sole azent for SHONINGER’S Celebrated PAR- LOK AND CHAPEL ORGANS. PIANO WAREROOMS, 433 Seventh street noMhwest. NEw YEAR CARDS Ix GREAT VARIETY. FRANCIS B. MOHUN, Bookseller and Stationer, ar 1015 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. i T° ALL OUR PATRONS, A MERRY CHRISTMAS ax a HAPPY NEW YFAR. DAMMANN’S, 806 TTH STREET. 806 1TH BTREET, GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE OF HOLIDAY GOODS. EACH AND EVERY ARTICLE MARKED DOWN. ‘We will sell for 00, NNN EEE W ow ERE EEE O ONNNE Wwww ee Fi aa 8 ONNN ER WWWW ER ER KK O ONNNE WWWww Ef kK OK K OO N NN EEE WoW EEK ERE K K ‘Only at and below Cost. PLEASE NOTE A FEW OF OUR PRINCIP; EX- TRAORDINARY BARGAINS, ” balance of our large ANTICLES So por cant below tone DOLLS, DOLLS, At one-half of regular price, of JAPANESE FANCY Ht \d-made > ooda, ett goene. i, Lhildren's Conta, NOVELTIES IN LADIES NECKWEAR, Marked down considerably. 8S ea SILK HANDKERCHIEFS at reduced prices. WOOLEN UNDERWEt: Qulgrens MERINO All shades of BERLIN ZEPHYR at 8c. and 100, GEBMANTOWN WOOL at 70. and 86. cd in LACE and FANCY TIDIES, from. DAMMANN’S at ‘06 (TH STREET NORTHWEST. FUAULer Davis & Gov RENOWNED ARE UNEQUAI AND 811 ; pare y new amortment of eke ae ‘and grades, at anusuaily Doeetass Gioee pulse WE DOWT PROPOS!: & POOR LEFT. deere tao pega work an lay Novelties will be w pur LARGEST ASSORTMENT AND THE CHEAPEST DRY GOODS IN WASHINGTON. CLOSING OUT OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF PE AUTI- YUL DRESS GOODS AT A FEARFUL Loss. | , 1 e-widtn Pai Dress Goods mtucet NOT IP wR Conse { pen Broce oy WILL GTV) BN EAREY WET rE TS tous. 5s bilkend Wool (beautiful Dresa Sperm he E Cok ‘Siack Gann | PDOUTGLASS’ om 9S 1S Ces ad | pt puble-witith. 374s. am Nixta Steerer, Sr. Croc Perreriryes | Sauber’ jure hate bo. Oniored Sink Pras es a Bick Sik'Vel = $i. ane Oost sick See | ET 6 RPACE. ~ ixVeivet Tass TOO MARK 709 Ss, VASE Laws, ee ible White Beankewe #1. Fine 9 unity pure wool | - oe -xize Dini Beautiful Sik and Wool Pisid BISQUE FIG Drew weduced from 80 69 2h. width La- N DINNER TCH CUT Gr. ASS. cr NE a! WAI pervect mens rity ROWS. KITCHEN UTES WARE. DECORATED TOWLET sy WILMARTH & EDMONS ton ans - 709 Manner Sra’ [DESIBABLE AND USEFUL PRUSE yrs ~ CARTER'S, ™ “11 MARKET SPACE. _ | URS OF EVERY KIND AND QUALITY, UMBRELLAS AND cayng Drese Goods dics’ Flannel Suitinz, pure wool, 75. Nona om Lace for curtains, 20 to §! ) Jackets, Goats atcost. Colored Gaahmeres. sure s oN double- ald in gid bios, oresm and white, only 00 ored AM SETS, lense assortment of CLOAKING CLOTHS AT ACTUAL COST, Aliof our BLACK and COLORED SILKS AT RRAL gost Cored ‘Silty, 50. Our §1.25 Black SUk re- Woon! a2 or DECK! i | DUNLAP'S CELEBRATED NEW YORK HA7¢ i { Silk, Derby and Opera. 1 a3-2w WILLETT & kop, la NG’S- PALACE. FivegeyTiRR ye THE GREAT LEADER OF Low prices. ELPHONZO YOUNGS, 504 NINTH STREET, opposite Critic Office. WE ARE NEVER OUTDONE! TARE Novice: ‘Note location—between E and F streets. 719 719 BARGAINS. From this day we offer our tremendous,tsnve anil see” desirable stock of MILLINERY At Following Prices: Dozen of Genuine Long Napped BEAVER HAT®, ne SL, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2; the very bene ANOTHER MARK DOWN! GREAT BARGAINS at $2.50. 100 dozen more of our Famous Beaver Pa, nail shapes and colors, old formerly mt $2.5" : offered at 50 and 75 cts.. and are undoubted)» the reat- est barvains ever offered. 100 dozen more of those Wonderful M. HATS, in every style and in all colors, at 20 sold formerly at 75 .cta, Call and examine our great assortment of PLUMES, at T5c., $1, $1.25, and $2. RIBBONS! SILK AND LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, SILK MUFFLERS, PLUSH AND LEATHER BAGS, POCKET BOOKS, AND ALL KINDS OF BIGBONH LIDAY GOODS 5 ha KING'S PALACE ar Can't be beat, Our prices are the lowest, our sta tthe largest. DAVIS’, Our Artificial PLANTS have got to be sold, evn ate ce. . KING'S PALACE Is the place to buy your Christmas Prosents, tor them you buy cheaper than elsewhere. DON'T FAIL TO CALL At the Famous KING'S PALACE, 814 Tru STREET NORTHWEST. 119 MARKET SPACE, Corner 8th street. i OLIDAY PRESENTS. 423-20 LACE CURTAINS, RUGS, MATS, DRUGGETS, HASSOCKS, &c., &e. I ODGERS' CUTLERY, MEAT CUTTERS AND STUFFERS, At SINGLETON & HOEKE'S, PRINTING PRESSES AND SKATES, ANDINONS, . FELT WEATHER STRIPS for he exclusion oi cal wind, rain and snow. aan 301 MARKET SPACE. J. W. KENNEDY & ©0., Established 1500, Dealers in Metals and Builders Hartwars, 606 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. FoR NEW Year: DIAMONDS, RICH JEWELRY, FINE WATCHES, STERLING SILVERWARE, | PLATED TABLE WARE, FRENCH PORCELAIN AND POTTERY, AMERICAN POTTER’ via LY FINE FANCY wees BRASSES, FINE STATIONERY. M. W. GALT, BRO. & CO., 1107 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. J. W. BOTELER & SON Have in Stock a superior quality of Plated TEA SETS. CASTORS, CAKE BASKETS, PICKLE CASTORS, erc., Which they are selling at reasonable prices, Fo CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS. SCHLITZ’S MILWAUKEE LAGER. MASSEY’S PHILA. ALE AND PORTER. NEW YORK SWEPT CIDER. PALMER'S AMERICAN GINGER ALE fp DEPOT: 1224 29TH STREET, WEST WASHINGTON SAML C. PALMER. wm ‘Telephonic connection. a2 J. W. BOTELER & SON, i. [ GEAND HoLtpay DISPLAY. aa 923 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. GERMAN STUDENT Laups, IN NICKEL, a with all the Latest Improvements, for $4.50. PORTABLE GAS STANDS, tf y zee as evs . GUINNIP, DAY & CO., THE MOEHRING LAMPS, In Very Choice ae ae ee Le Roi, 820, 822 axp 824 SevenTa# Srexer, SAM'L 8. SHEDD, WILL MAKE A GRAND DISPLAY OF a2 409 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST. . ie ae E Er ss oJ AMES ¥. DAVIS’ SONS, Nkn'0o WY Eee tsan $ i bvx: sat 621 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, TN HOLIDAY Goops Have again replenished their stock of DURING THE ENTIRE WEEK, SEAL SACQUES, FUR-LINED WRAPS, When the Largest Stock of | FANCY COLLARS, CAPES and MUFFS, USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL CHRISTMAS GlPT% SEAL CAP8, FUR GLOVES, CARRIAGE ROBES, AT POPULAR PRICES, HATS AND CAPS, EVER CAKRIED IN WASHINGTON WILL UE EX | CANES AND UMBRELLAS, HIBITED. DUNLAP SILK FATS, Special inducements will be offered in | OPERA AND DERBY HATS. aa REAL LACE GOODs, AND IN ovE RS. J. P. PALME! M ER, IMPORTER OF SILK DEPALTMENT. FRENCH MILLINERY Goops, NIP, DAY & CO., DEY GOODS EMPORIUM.” 1007 F STREET, BETWEEN lira AND arm, RECEPTION AND OPERA BONNETS. _Personal attention given to Millinery orders. at omy GOODs. a ome: A lance and select assortment of the Stief the Kranich & Bach wud other firet-clar: Pianosand Organs, at lowest prices and easiest t Aino ali kinds of Musical Instruments, sl Music Books, Musical Toys, Musical Novelties ia ‘anscty atc lowest prtoen, af Our stock of Diamond Lace Pins, Finger and Far rings, Fine Gold American Watches, Sterling Stireewers Se Geset Yarety, 2s Bete, Baskets, G. L. WILD & BROS., Pitchers, Castors, Butter Dishes, Soup usical W. Rooms, Tureens, Forks and Spoons, Rogers Bros’. Plated eiaehon e Tans Cutlery, Jos. Rovers & Sons? Sheftela Ivory ‘709 7th atrect northwest # Table Cutlery Scissors, French Clocks, Opera ticle for Glasses, Braas Sconces, Ginn, | pec ar overs Wil be seemed Gh amnion st ed etc., was never so Large and Complete, which we call to | Music. SUPERB WM. SHAEFFER he x PIANOS are apieudid ton: Ssey. “Cell and ase Py eae HARRIS & SHAFER, Grovesteen & Futter At Y. BECKER'S. au nus PENNerivanta avenue, | Ficst-ciom TORING UND MOURNS OF 7 = ANOS. &c. 415-Sm_ LAdles cLoaks, DoLaans, CHILDREN'S AND MISSES CLOAK. 8 Ek aa 8 8 BU y ‘The largest and best assortment in the city. - gaa mee oe FUR TRIMMINGS in different widths. P= | fon Tee Pee J at . a Paris. For the Holiday trade I one on 901 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, | both artist aed oe Wratcuns. Ses a Have opened to-day 8 now and large stock of Wal- | ats 1m BE cee rena AVENUE, SAML LEWIS ‘TRICYCLE, for boys and cir S2WELERS AND SULVERSMITHR, ' 1108 E strect northwest,