Evening Star Newspaper, December 7, 1882, Page 4

WASHINGTON THURSDAY. TAYLOR & HUFTY'S, 3 3 a sy me PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. day or muzht, free of charue. The Holidays—Double Sheets. In order to mect the demands upon its adver- ising space, THe Srax will be issued in double sheet form nearly every day during the holiday season. The latter has begun early, and those who Intend to make purchases will save time and Money by consulting the holiday columns. —__ +e» —____ In his treatment of the subject of etvil service Feform the President, in his message, uses no equivocal language. Hie 1s direct, pointed and positive: indeed, so plain, that the party boss who uns may read, and understand that the present Chief Magistrate is opposed to making use of the official positions of the government to reward po- Utical services. If there are among the party leaders some who count upon wielding an execu- tive guilietine for the punishment of offictals whose course In the recent elections was not up tothe mark of machine approval, they are duly Rotified that disappointment fs in store for them. If any “black list” was kept by the Jay Hubbell committee of government employés who did not Pay their assessments, tt may as well be destroyed. ‘The Presifent condenses real civil service reform into single paragranh when he gays the term should be definite and the tenure of the ofMfctal Ufe of the subordinate employé of the government should be stable, and “that netther should be regu- lated by zeal In the service of party or fidelity to the fortunes of an tnd!vidual.” In the latter clause the President strikes at one of the grossest evils ‘No Gentleman's Wardrobe can be considered com- plete without an ENGLISH SMOKING JACKET. TAYLOR & HUFTY HAVE THEM!! ASTONISHING VARIETY! BEASONABLE PRICES! SPECIALLY IMPORTED! While there do not forget to examine their Stock of DRESSING GOWNS, STEAMER SHAWLS, STEAM- ER RUGS and PAJAMAS, all the Finest English Goods. They are kept in the GENTLEMEN'S ROOM. FINE DRESS SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER. Parton & H®Ftr- GREAT BARGAINS {mm our civil service. The fortunes of the “individ- aT ual” Congressman have too often Involygd the for- ke tunes of men In governinent employ. xcs in | THE CLOSING-OUT BOOT AND SHOE SALE the choice of a Congressman In a district has fre- oF quently resulted In the turning out of the public Service of adherents of his predecessor and the in- Staliment in their places of friends of his own. This custom ha prevailed in both parties, The democrats followed it as closely as the republicans. When {a control of the lower house of Congress the democrats treated the subor:tinate positions as the property of mem- bers, and a change of a member from a given dis- trict was followed by a cnange tn the personnel of Such positions 23 had been awarded to that dis- trict; and the principal oficers of the House were often heard to complain that this custom deprived them of some of their best assistants, just when they had been in position long enough to acquire a knowledge of the duties 1t imposed. ‘The President also asks Congress to relievethe| * Executive of the annoying and harrassing duty of making the minor apsointments of the govern- ment. He thinks the Chief Executive ean be bet- ter employed than distributing post cfflces and Tevenu® collectorships. If the President’s sug- gestions are carried out in the shape of legislation, and gapacity, integrity and fidelity are made the tests of appointment to and tenure of public office, then the filing of these minor places will not Involve such hardship and annoyance as is now the case. It 15 not the sim- ple matter of making selections for the offices that worrles the President; it ts the trouble of tributing them in accordance with the clatins of party leaders, and of listening to and weighing ‘these claims, that constitutes the task, —————_ << Representative Kelley's bill to abolish the tax ©n tobacco tn all its forms has the support of some f the most prominent members of both parties in the House; still the indications are that ft will not become a law at this session, at any rate. The Kelley bill would make a reduction of taxes that amounted to $47,391,158 last year. The abolition of the tax on matches, proprietary medicines, bank checks, ete., as provided for in the bill pending in the Senate (having come over from last session), ‘Would make a further reduction of $23,000,000. The aggregate of these bills reaches about seventy million dollars, and that would be, perhaps, as much reduction as Congress would feel safe in Yoting for. But the Kelley bill will meet with stout opposition from members who hold that tobaceo, being essentially a luxury, can better Dear the burden of taxation than many other arti- STRASBURGER BROS. GENTS’ FINE BOOTS OR SHOES. LADIES' FINE BUTTON BOOT: MISSES AND CHILDREN’S SHOES ..75c. and $1.00 ALL GOODS AT LESS THAN CosT. STORE FOR RENT. FIXTURES FOR SALE. Srrassurcer Bros, 461 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ot Between 436 and 6th streets. Furs FOR THE HOLIDAYS. B. H. STINEMETZ & SON ‘Have returned from New York with fresh purchases of LADIES’ FURS, SEALSKIN DOLMANS, ULSTERS AND SACQUES, CIRCULARS AND DOLMANS OF RHADAME, OT- TOMAN AND SICILLIENE SILK; FUR, SATIN AND PLUSH LINED COACHER CAPES AND MUFFS; FUR TRIMMING FOR DRESS:S AND CLOAKS OF PERSIAN LAMB, BEAVER, CHIN- CHILLA AND CONEY; CARRIAGE ROBES, COACH- MAN'S FUR CAPES AND GAUNTLETS; GENT'S MUFFLERS, GAUNTLETS AND CAPs = Novelties in fine SILK UMBRELLAS for Holidays. All at lowest New York prices. B. H. Srvewerz « Sox, 47 1237 Pennsylvaniaayenue, next to corner 13th. VY ICTORY! VICTORY! VICTORY!!! Highest award by Piya fone at the Gar- field Indus S. OPP. ' AND SIMPLEST THE MARKET. work done on the Sewing ed in the history of Sewinw Machines. Call and see the Cups and Saucers made on the Sewing Machines. But- ton Holes made on the machine, of our machines sold oneasy monthly payments or aiscount for cash. Instructions on machines free ot char re at OPPENHEIMER’S Popular Sewing Machine and Fashion Room at * 528 9th street, St. Cloud Building. 66rpVHE CONCORD HARNESS.” GET THE BEST. LUTZ & BRO., Agents for the sale of “‘THE CONCORD HARNESS” and Collars of all kinds and deseri, riptions. cles which are now taxed, in some shape, and COUPE and CARKIAGE HARN? SS aspecialty. Which are classed as necessities. There are also | ,,2y¢5) enuine (Coucord Harness” is stamped with those who would be willing to remove the tax from | HORSE BLANKETS and LAP ROBES ng : 2 in great va tobaceo, if that removal were not calculated to prevent or delay tariff reductions. In other words, LUTZ & BRO., ‘they regard a reduction of import duties as of Much more importance to the country than the | 401 PENNSYLVANIA alas abolition of the tobacco tax, and they will oppose | 22 Adjoining National Hotei. ‘the latter In the interest of the former. ANOTHER SUPPLY OF THOSE ELEGANT ———— +e AND POPULAR Governor-elect Cleveland’s speech at the Man- Rattan club banquet in New York city Tuesday evening was full of sound political sense. He ad. Monished the democrats that they had not been given power because of any love for or confidence in their party on the part of the people. The democratic party was simply given an opportunity toearn the confidence of the people. Mr. Cleve- Jand was equally modest ta regard to his own elec~ tion, but his speech shows that he 1s gtven to est!- mating political events with a good deal of accu- Tacy. He is a man who is likely to study the effect of his administrative acts with some care before Performing them. With all his seeming modesty ‘Mr. Cleveland will probably endeavor to keep him- self in the public mind so that the democratic Rational convention of 1884 may not overlook him. WM. SHAEFFER SQUARE AND UPRIGH:’ PIANOS, For sale on easy terms. Large discount for cash. Ws Tauted in every reapect. “Fine Fianosfor reat Tuning and repairing done in the best manner. V. BECKER, d7-6t" Piano Warerooms, 801 9th st. northwest. $22 MELTON OVERCOATS. $22 BLUE AND GREEN MIXTURES. SATIN SLEEVE LINING. GEORGE SPRANSY, ONE PRICE CLOTHIER AND TAILOR, 507 77H Si., OPP. U.S. POST OFFICE. ae TOFFICIAL.} -ARTMENT OF STAT! D Waseinerox, bro. December 6, 1882. Information has from Mr. Edgar United States at St ay ———_e>—___ ‘The bill of Senator Anthony, prohibiting the oc- cupancy of the Capitol, except for its legitimate Uses, seems to meet with universal favor among members of Congress. On every hand they declare heir intention to vote for It The experience of the managers of the Garfleld fatr no doubt con- ‘Vinces them that their enterprise would have been equally as successful had it been conducted else- where than in the Capitol. Any use of the butld- Ing, or portions of it, for any purposes except those Deon received at this department Stanton, the consul general of the Petersburg, 1 a, of the deat on. the of Getober, 1 it Petersburg, o} GEORGE C. PORNUTZ, formerly c maul general u of ‘the i tata, iy. | The representatives of the deceased can cbtain further information bi plying to this department. oe ‘X AS CARDS, ic. EACH; FORMER PRICE, Damaged goods must go this week. New, Monday. to which It is dedicated must, to a greater or less | ai-at 5, Say GouLDe extent, interfere with the public service. te BBB RRR A ODD BBB U U RRR ¥ Civil service reform 1S wo longer sneered at an| Ee Rak £4 B DEBE URRY F Utopian. It 1s looked upon not only as practica- | Fo REE AA B RBBB OU U 8 sd bie but as something that should be undertaken | BBB R RA ADDD BBB UU E ¥ andcarrie1 out. The House committee on civil PIANOS AND ORGANS. OVER 17,000 IN USE. Tam receiving a stock of both Square and 0; Proseribe a fxod tenure for government cents and | War Grady i MAHOGAGY, PEONE FRENTE Prouibit removals excspt for cause. It 1s only | suns which wih beside reac ae OF the late elections that the road to reform has | st especially low figures for caah. been made easy Yor statesinen. PIANOS and ORGANS for rent. Largest sock in city toselect from. Hente applied cn purchase ——___on—__ admit or 1 i +7 The admirers of machine politics ought to clab A ee ee together and arrange a banquet for John. Kelly, ‘Woopwarp & LotHnor, ANNUAL HOLIDAY SALE uF HANDKERCHIFS AT LOWER PRICES THAN WE HAVE EVER BEFORE BEEN ABLE TO MAKE, CHILDREN'S ALL LINEN HEMMED AND PRINTED HANDKEROHIEFS, 6c. each. CHILDREN'S ALL LINEN HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS, 3 for 260. ‘These are made from ends and cuttings of various qualities, and are very cheap, LADIES’ ALL LINEN HEMSTITCHTD AND oe HANDKERCHIEFS, new designs, only LADIES’ PURE LINEN CAMBRIC HANDKER- CHIEFS, extra fine quabty, only 123gc. each. LADIES’ PURE LINEN HAND-FMBROIDERED HANDERCHIEFS, worth 50c., only 25c. each. LADIFS’ ALL LINEN HAND-EMBROIDERED HEMSTITCHED INITIAL HANDKERCHIERS, only 5c. each. In handsome half-dozen cartons, $1.50. LADIES’ ALT, LINEN HAND-EMBROIDERED HEMSTITCHED INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS—tho best initial handkerchief ever sold for the price—37}4c. each. In half-dozen cartons, $2.25, LADIES’ ALL LINEN HAND-EMBROIDERED HEMSTITCHED INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS, extra fine quality, only 50c. each. GENTLEMEN'S HAND-EMBROIDERED HEM- STITCHED INITIAL HANDKERCHIEYS, splendid quality, only 5c. each. i GENT'S HAND-EMBROIDERED HEMSTITCHED FNITIAL HANDKEKCHIEFS, elegant quality, only GENT’S HEMMED AND PRINTED LINEN HAND- KERCHIEFS. special, lic. each, worth 25c. TWO-INCH HEM HEM-STITCHED JE LINEN HANDKERCHIEES, exmine quality, GENTS WHI only 25¢. each. GENT'S PRINTED BORDER HEMSTITCHED LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, new designs, the best ever shown, for 25c. each. Finer qualities, in Plain and Fancy Styles, at the low- est prices in the city for quality. SPECIAL. FIFTY DOZEN LADIES’ CLEAR LAWN DICE HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS, at one-third off the regular price, comprising an assortment cf beattti- Tul styles, at 50cy, Gey Toes Soe $e Fed aed $1.5 are really worth 75c., is Bren, #1, $Leid, $1.50 and Ss, FANCY EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIE in asplendid assortment of styles, at 25c., Bie tba 62c., 69¢., 75c., $1 to $3 each. a6 ou OPENED. SCOTCH GREY. MERINO SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, $1.25 EACH. GooD E. a6 vagy 8. TEEL, 935 Pennsvivanis avenue. GECOND INSTALLMENT. ‘We have just received s second installment of MEN'S DRESS SUITS, MEN'S BUSINESS SUITS, MEN'S OVERCOATS. They are all New, Fashionably Cut and Elegantly Made. bought these Goods under the regular price, and We will give our customers the benefit by selling them equally as low. ‘“WWe intend to make them sell rapidly at the prices we IT WILL PAY TO VISIT OUR STORE AT THE PRESENT TIME, A. Sraavs, THE POPULAR CLOTHIER, 939 Pennsylvania avenue, near 10th street, and 932 D street. as (TABLE AND POCKET UPHOLSTERERS’ MATERIALS, STAPLE AND FANCY HARDWARE. F. P. MAY & CO, €34.Penna. avenue, near 7th street. WE CALL THE ATTENTION OF THE TRADE TO OUR WHOLESALE PRICES IN CUTLERY. 45 NEW THING IN HOLIDAY CARDS. ‘Received this morning from the hands of the Artist, a choice lot of HAND-PAINTID HOLIDAY CARDS— new and beautiful—which we are authorized to sellat very low prices, JOHN T. MITCHELL, 5-10t 931 Pennsylvania Avenue. TUNIN tuners in) of experience PIANO MOVING.—My facilitics unequaled : doing this work in a careful manner." se @f New York, and Senator Mahone, of Virginia, the two surviving bosses. The wrecks of bossism ‘which strewed the coast of the political sea after ‘the November elections might be collected to- Gether long enough to exult over the fact that in two states the system they had practised and Worshiped withstood the storm. ——____¢e»—__ ‘The Jay Hubbell committee 1s to be raked fore @nd aft, if the resolutions Introduced into Con- Gress for investigations of its affairs are adopted. ‘With a committee of both houses tracking him and his collectors through all the departments of this departme years the New York tactary. > = Bad FREEBORN G. SMITH, 1103_PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. C4BPETS! CARPETS! CARPETS! LACE CURTAINS, PORTIERES, RAW SILKS, SILK TAPESTRY, 28-Gm aD ‘apd tracing all the money that was collected and expended, Mr. Wubbell’s lot will be anything but a DRAPERIES IN ENDLESS VARIETY, Bappy one. Trices low as the lowest. a Tnstead of quarreling over the question of jurts- NEW GOODS RECEIVED DAILY. Aiction, the state and federal courts of: Virsiniahad | Cpt early and avoid the rush. Detter proceed in quict, if not in harmony, to the = {investigation of alleged election frauds ‘It one hhaif that either party to the late contest charges: against the other be true then frauds enough were committed in Virglaia to Keep ali the courts busy for years. SINGLETON & HOEKE, oo 901 MARKET SPACE. Us™ THIS ADVERTISEMENT 18 CHANGED WILL SELL— 709 ALL ARE INVITED 709 ‘TO EXAMINE OUR DAILY OPENING OF NOVELTIES IN CERAMICS, SPECTALLY SUITABLE YOR THE HOLIDAYS. EMISH BLUE, BOHEMIAN ral line of ENC Swrss for TERY ener Fakes WARES of ie: Sores. ura, 1 5 Bibs: Back Tos ‘Potatoes. GEO. A. O'HARE, Grocer, 25 _ 1013 7th street northwest, between M apd N. DS ie MUSHROOMS AND CUCUM- BERS, FLORIDA ORANGES, FINE CONCORD AND CATAWBA GRAPES BANANAS, ALL KINDS OF FISH—Scallops, Clams to order, Lobster, Cod, Halivnt, cic. FRANK J. TIBUETS, Palace Market, nl Corner 14th street and New York avenue, AWLEY & CO. THIS DAY 61 H BTALL, No. 487 CENTF! MARK —— Qiest end of B-stroct & CHOICE OT GD CH TSE Sgt ate BUTTER Bes Souk Bite Func ‘Creamery Butter, 42c. (Eaapire SNor ‘Butter, New York State iter, 30 to Soc, New ork State Factory iSc.. (full creams.’ We make # specis ty cl SELECTED FAN r TERS, Our buy CS. ob) Tn Morawe ‘corner o2i-dm ewes: 3 PLATED WAKE, in. Bai Pickle Bury Dishes, “Kui ves, Forks and Spoons, Qoseeiose & BKO. FIRST-CLASS BEEF, VEAL, LAMB AND MUTTON. CORNED BEEF A SPECTALTY. Ghroter Cuts of Beet 12°, 15, 13 and 20 ‘Non. 81 and $8 Genter’ Necker is street wing, ete del. vered free of to rte = Seine stout te An Y TRUSS: THA! NEVER nares wears our. sivaye clean, sud ean be Worn wile vathing. wale’ €23 ith simet pectnesee ith street por MRH_ FISHER devotes ber atwatios to the wautest mil the deities maki 4 Service reform has already held amecting and deci- ded to report a bill which wil! contain the two most important provisions of a genuine reform. It will | 929 C strecte 20 sawest. BR A CHRISTMAS PRESENT A SEWING MACHINE FROM McKENNEY'S. awit gladden the hearts and lighten the tolls of ‘the loved th We and rent Joved ones at home. Wo sell all kinds it. 427 Boers FOR THE HOLIDAYS. ‘Tho Variety of Picture including all the TarEratareboaes ‘The Rlandard and i ROBERT'S Boox Store, 1010 7rx STREET, Asove New Yor« AVENUE. Prices Low as the lowest. nat [PORTANT TELEGRAM. ‘New Your, Noy. 15, 1882, ‘To Cuauxcr J, Rexp, ¥. Pianos and Organs, 433 th st. northwest, ‘Washington. ©. I can purchase 49 first-class new Pe ee | Money, at $0 cents on the ekas” eames £02 on youtor $ ay TLE, 97 Union Square, J. W. HARDC. N.Y. OHAUNCY J. REED. SPECIAL TO THE PUBLIC. E522 Fi CHAUNCY J. REED, as 488 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. gu RECEIVED. PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, PAPERETERIES AND CORRESPO! YER YBopy SAYS THAT THE GREAT SALE OF HAND- KERCHIEFS NOW TAKING PLACE AT THE “PALAIS ROYAL” IS THE WONDER OF THE SEASON. CROWDS BESIEGE Nos. 1117 and 1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE DAILY. a5 A CUT IN BOYS’ SUITS. We have gone over our stock of Boys'and School Suits and found it altogether TOO LARGE, Andin order to run them off fast wehave cut the prices. We quote a few SPECIMEN PRICES: 18 Boys’ Sui 15 Boys’ 8) i Boys’ Sui fd Boys’ Suits, ite. Boys’ Suits. 10 Boys? Suits. CHILDREN’S OVERCOATS REDUCED THIS DAY. NOW Is THE TIME TO BUY. A. Sreavs, ‘THE POPULAR CLOTHIER, 45 939 Penna, ave.,:near 10th stroct, and 932 D st. SPECIAL BARGAINS ar BBI MM MM om 588, Bob gy 8 OB Mae ws BBB AA U U MMMM ‘sss, Bop ASA U UMMM .° §, BBB OA A UU MMM ‘ass8 LADIES’ SUITS AND CLOAKS. ONE LOT OF ALL-WOOL CLOTH TAILOR-MADE SUITS, desirable shades, $16. ONE LOT ULSTERS, CHECKED CLOTH, all sizes, $11, real value $13.50. SATIN MERVEILLEUX CIRCULARS, fur lined, $24. SATIN MERVEILLEUX CIRCULARS, Siberian squir- rel lining, #56." . HEAVY OTTOMAN SILK DOLMAN, silk quilting and fur trimmed, only $33, A VARIETY OF FINE PLUSH AND CECILIAN SILK GARMEN'IS, at lowest quotations. MISSES’ SUITS AND CLOAKS. ONE LOT OF CHILDREN’S DRESSES, MADE OF | BEST XX FLANNEL, suitable for school wear— two years, $2.75; three, $3.25; four, $3.75; five, $4.25; six, $4.75; eight, $5.50; ten, $6. ONE LOT OF CHILDREN'S DRESSES, MADE OF LADIES’ CLOTH, with latest braid trimming, at $4.75 for three years, and advance of 5uc. for each size up to ten years. FINE SUITS, TRIMMED WITH PLUSH, for Misses up to sixteen years, NOVELTIES IN CHILDREN'S PLUSH AND VEL- VET COATS, at reasonable rates. a5 a JREDUCED PRICES! EMBROIDERED CASHMERE ROBES, * From $20 to $12.50. COMBINATION SUITS, From $13.75 to $11; From $12.50 to $10; From $10 to $8.50, PARIS DRESS FABRICS AT LOWEST PRICES, Tym & Cuewnine, 918 77H Q@PREET NORTHWEST. G° TO THE EBBITT HOUSE DRUG STORE FOR HOLIDAY GOODS. a No Drug Store south of New York carries such a superb line as does Mr. HELPHENSTINE, progriotor of thle charming cetabluhment. Pe His imported Extracts, Colognes, Pomades, Soaps aud other toilet requisites ase ainpiy immanss His own German Cologne. at one dollar a pint, in bott'es, ts as pene if Superior to the 3 aed ‘one-third the price.” qu, BARBATINE, PARIAN, GLASS, CROCKERY, BISQUE WARE, ETO., DIRECT IMPORTATION, ‘The latest Novelties in nseful and Ornamental Articles, for Holiday and Wedding Presents, at Jd . Ww. Borzrer & Sows, IMPORTERS OF CHINA, GLASS, ETO., 4l-6t 923 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. BS. SELMA RUPPERT, 608 Novre STREET, OPPosIrE PaTENT OFFICE. bs WEL, ARRAS: BEAD, RIB- “BON aud, OUTLINE SuBhow! ‘end all te Stock of SATEEN! om ta Stock of 8, FELT and WORSTED Belect Ascortment of WORK, PAPER BARRETS Piatu tnd ined, WASTE Choice Selection of HAND-KNIT WOXSTED GOODS, Low Prices. STAMPING AND FiNRInG TAMPIN G@ PROMPTLY EX- A BEIVED— MOTT'S NEW YORE REFINED CIDER AND SWEET CIDER TWO CARLOADS JUST ARRIVED AND FOR SALE AT VERY LOW PRICES BY Sart o. Paras, ‘Depot, 1214 TO 1224 TWENTY-NINTH STREET, 420, 422 and 424 7th street. THE FINEST BUILDING SOUTH OF NEW YORK. EVERY MODERN IMPROVEMENT ON THE PREMISES. OTIS’ FINEST ELEVATOR TO EVERY FLOOR. THE GRANDEST SUCCESS OF THE CAPITAL. BLACK SILKS, BLACK SILKS, BLACK SILKS. LARGEST LOT OF ANTOINE, GUINET & CIE., OF LYONS, FRANCE, BLACK SILKS, Ever offered in Washington, from the late Auction Sales of their American Agents in New York. Purchasing, as we did, at least One Hundred Pieces, ‘we were able to secure the bargains of the sale, and will offex them at 25 per cent. less than they haye ever been sold for. Remember Guinet’s Black Silk at 90c., $1, $1.10, $1.25, $1.35, $1.50, $1.60, $1.75, $1.90, $2, $2.15, $2.25, and $2.50. BONNETS, BELLON’S, And other celebrated makes of Black Silks at all prices. We have just added 150 pieces of Black Silk to our already complete stock ;so intended silk purchasers will have an opportunity to select from every grade made. All are of that Soft Gros Grain Satin finish so desira- | ble, and we can assure buyers, which an examination will confirm, that this lot of Silks is by far THE CHEAPEST In price for quality offered by any house for years, DOLMANS, CIRCULARS, Satin and Fur-lined in endless variety, Russian Cloth Circulars, English Walking Jackets Of ourown manufacture, Children’s and Misses’ Cloags and Havelocks from two to sixteen years, all reduced in price. PREPARE IN PEACE FOR WAR. ‘We ehall not wait until after the holidays to make our usual SWEEPING REDUCTIONS, But have already reduced every garment to assures speedy sale, as we shall not carry a single one tonext year, if a price will sell thm. Call on us and convince yourselves that we not only have the Largest and Lightest Show Rooms, (second oor accessible by elevator, ) but also upwards of 6,000 WRAPS To select fr LANSBURGH & BRO., as 420, 422 and 424 7th stree! D2®£ssx OVERCOATS! ‘The man who, from considerations of s financial na- ture, takes little or no interest inthe subject of Over- coats, is apparently oblivious to all changes of tempera- ture, and as he strides along the thoroughfare display- ing his pedestrian accomplishments he regards disaain- fully the effete individuals who envelope their manly | forins in warm top coats. ‘To those who have not bought their winter Overcoats we offer a tempting display of all srades, from the cheapest worth making to the finest made, even the extravagant qualities. We believe that whatever you want in the line of men's or boys’ apparel we can serve you to better ad- vantage than you can be served elsewhere, ‘We know our goods are honest, and if a fabric is not all wool or fast color we tell you 80 at the start, instead of leaving you to find it out when too late. We have one special line of Imported Cheviot Over- coats which we offer at $15. No house in the country cangiveyou a better one for $20, Call and look them over, A. Suxs « Co, STRICTLY ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS, 816 axp $18 77H STREET. Kies Parace: ‘ 814 SEVENTH STREET, READ OUR GREAT REDUCTIONS IN ALL A DEPARTMENTS, Fine French Felt Hats, 50 cents. Beaver Hata, at Tho., $1, $1.25, $1.50. Misses’, Childre ’ Ladies’ Trimmed Hats, 500. 7802, $e $US to oe | sa igrany Pattorn Hats ana Bonnets just revelved, from " Black Plumes, at 60c., 75e., $1, $1.25. Black Tips, a bargain, at 500. Colored Piumes, from 75e. to $3. Fi{ushos, Satins, Ribbons, Laces, Velvets, Lace Goods, Scarfs at manufacturers’ prices. Ladies? Underwear, A Posket Books, Morsceo.W at Comatkatie toy (itp slaughter in Children's ana Misses’ and Ladies? Don't purchase your Cloaks before examining our ex tensive Sssortment—it will pay sou Remember KING'S PALACE, and don’t you forget it. No braiich store; no connection with any other estab- lishment. a W* **"81NB SHIRTS Seat eant ye (Buceemor to Perry & Brother}. VIENNA CERISTMAS GOODS: NOVELTIES IN FANCY BASKETS. NOVELTIES IN PLUSH BAGs. NOVELTIES IN TOILET SETS. RUSSIAN LEATHER BAGS AND GLOVE CASS, ‘NOVELTIES IN TIDIES AND SILK HANDEER ROVE. TIN IN EMBROIDERED HANDKER: SOUTACHE AXD EMBROIDERED ROBES PRIME COST. ad ELEGANT SEAL PLUSH WRAPS. RICH SICILIENNE DOLMANS, from $25 to §T5, FUR-LINED SILK CI&CULARS, PELISSES, JERSEYS AND MILITARY JACKETS, GENUINE CAMEL'S HAIR SHAWLS. PONE SHBG ANGST 2 HOLIDAY GOODS, Comprising all the Newest Novelties tm FINE PLUSH AND RUSSIA ALBUMS, TOILET AND CARD CASES, - RHINE PEBBLE JEWELRY, ELEGANT FANS, DRESSED AND UNDEKSSED FRENCH DOLLS. Also, a full line of REAL AND IMITATION LACE GOODS, Suitable for Holiday Gifts. ‘The best styles of Anchen wide, from $70 $8.0 GOOD BLACK QUILTED SILK at 8TM0. FRENCH FLOWERS AND SASH RIBBONS MAGAIFIOENT $7008 OF ALL-SILE OTTOMANg Ever before shown in Washington. es AND ALL COLORS, from $1.75 BLACK SILKS (BEST MAKES), from TSo. to $3.50. NEW AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF EVEN: ING GAUZES, BKOCADES, SILKS, bo. iW” Dans Room rox Disriariso Evaxrxe Fam ce #9 Cuoice Goons, PLam Ficvass, AXD Connsow Patoxs. L. Noor a4-6m 915 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, . 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. DRESS GOODS IN CHOICE TEXTURES. VELVETS, SILKS, SATINS AND PLUSHES. LYONS PURE ‘SILK VELVETS, BLACK AND COLORS, (Our Own Importation: OTTOMAN SILKS, OTTOMAN SATINS. BROCADE VELVETS AND PLUSHES, STREET AND EVENING SHADES. BONNET AND GUINET BLACK SILKS IN EVERY SUPBRIOR COLORED GROS.GRAIN SILKS, at ‘$1.59, the very best in the market for the price. VERY LARGE STOCK OF EVE G SILES, SAT- INS, PLUSHES, &. Evening goods pa un Searox Pe RY, Pennsy! Eetablished 1840. Now READY. Our stock of Decorated CHINA, POTTERY AND GLASS. WARE, Especially Adapted for HOLIDAY PRESENTS, Is now completo. Our friends who winh to avoid the crowd would do well to make an early select VERY LARGE STOCK OF COLORED VELVETS IN M. W. BEVERIDGE, AND TRIMMING! SHADES FOR DRESSES | a2 No. 1009 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, QUILTED SATINS IN EVERY COLOR FOR SKIRTS P'4y0s, ORGANS, SHEET MUSIC, AND LININGS. ara a Gh LAG BEAUTIFUL SILK-PACED JERSEY STOCKINET, . amides’ One yard required for a Jersey. $3.50 ‘The most Perfect Piano Made. per yard. LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S JERSEYS. LADIES’ SILK AND LISLE HOSE. FUR CAPES AND MUFFS FOR LADIES AND CHIDREN. FUR-LINED CIRCULARS. BROCADE OTTOMAN PELISSES AND DOLMANS. EMERSON PIANO, ‘The Best Medinm-priced Piano Manufactured. WILCOX & WHITE AND KIMBALL ORGANS, Pianos and Organ«sold on instalments, rented or ex+ ; Pent applied 1f purchased. 6 CENT MUSIC. complete Stook in the etty. HENRY EBERBACH, ‘The only ‘Our stock of SILK WRAPS is very large, aid com <0 Drisce everything NEW and DESTRABLES Manacing partner of the late firms Lilla'k One Sb IMPORTED BRAIDED JACKETS, IN, MYRTI - NEW AND Most sTyLe CuaTs ‘WHERE IS THE CHEAPEST PLACE T0 THE MARKET. BoY DRY Goopst AT CARTER'S, 711 MARKET SPACE. IMMENSE ASSORTMENT TO SELECT FROM. OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST. lOURNING GOODS OF THE BEST QUALITIES IN EVERY TEXTURE. ONE PRICE. W. M. Savsrer & Sons, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST. a L ADIES FURS! SILKS! BATINS!! PLUSHES!) VELVETS! CASHMERESt! FLANNEL SUITINGS! ‘WOOL PLUSHESH a —_ Sees la CLOTHS! CASSIMERES!! ° a aes ed — CLOAKINGS! ANS. TABLE LINENS! TOWELS SEAL SACQUES, ae = =e SHAWLS! FUR TRIMMING at old prices. CLOAES!! BLANEETS!!! W COMPORTSI® nuert « Rvorr, CRETONS! CURTAIN LACES, &, a 905 Penna. Ave. at CARTER'S, FOuDaY ANNOUNCEMENT. a 111 MARKET SPAOR, Guan, DAY & CO, Sind now fully prepared for the HOLIDAY TRADE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTED STOCK OF GooDs 820, 822, 824 SEVENTH STREET. hay had tHe pleasure of offering to tite publi That PRICES slow asthe LOWEST comes ak part of finely Miustrated dard Books feta, the Poets al an § stock gpdlyariety | Papetertes and Albuims, Fancr Goode in lush, Russia ‘00d, &c. 5 isimas and New Year's Cards, and Toy SILKS, PLUSHES AND VELVETS. WM. BALLANTYNE & SON, 428 SsvenTH STREET. Having purchased an unusually large stock of the above-named goods for our Fall Trade, we will offet during the coming month FISCHER, 225 +4 ° KSELLER AND IMPoRTER, FOREIGN BOOKS, ETCHINGS, ENGRAVINGS, AND’ PHOTOGRAPHS 629 Frrreesta 87ni osite 2 ives: E FOUR GOSPELS-Iilustrated by Bida, TH! folto, full mor. MAYNARD—La MU. inches, 9 ral anh Van brow ¢ ALBUM ARTIS’ 1882, 2 lanze vi LA FONTAINE, STATIONER, oF UNPRECEDENTED BARGAINS mu ‘les, BLACK AND COLORED GROS GRAIN SILKS. vol. ready, each. . 4.50 ANCIEN L'EXPOSTTION NATION: LE BE 8 - 15.00 | BLACK AND COLORED RHADAMES, Aven s CE HISTOIKE DE BAYARD. NATURE AND AR’ LINTON—Hystory Am J..COOK- 77-A ete., etc., ete. LEMPSTONE & PERRY. BLACK MERVEILLEUX. and Picturenque and Descriptive. BLACK AND COLORED SURAHS, including all the “7 popular evening shades. PLAIN AND BROCADED VELVETS AND PLUSHES, in all fashiouabie shades. Also a great variety in PLAIN PLUSHES, in prioms ranging from §2 to $5. Mae best IN THE LUPIN’S BLACK GOODs. LANDON'S SILK WARPS. COURTAULD'S ENGLISH CRAPES. BROCADED, To MATCH. NOVELTIES IN LINENS. NOVELTIES IN HDEF'S, SILK AND LINEN. NOVELTIES IN HOSIERY. NOVELTIES IN FLANNELS AND BLANKETS. NEW GOODS FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS ARRIV- ING DAILY. THE Ci -BRATED MONOPOLY BLACK SILKS ‘MAREE’ Gursr, Dar « Co. Cmasss: CLOAKS! We now have in stock @ large and complete CLOAKS, DOLMANS, ULSTERS, &o. BROCADED VELVETS in all the desirable ‘These goods we are offering at a great sacrifice. stock of CLOAKING and PLUSHES to match. 0 MAN and KHADAMES in all the deirable shades. Large and stock of TABLE DAMASK and NAPKINS. BLANKETS and COMFORTS in great variety. Hewsroxe « Penny, 803 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. n25 GPT REDUCTIONS. IMMENSE BARGAINS 380. A. LUTTRELL & CO., 238 817 MARKET SPACER. M°rzisons BOOKSTORE. We shall open large stock of CHRISTMAS CARDS MONDAY. November 19th, Thus is ie Sate these Goods Ba 04 ‘the many Novelties we have rece!’ we 808 7th street, between H and I, And 3161 M street. West Wanhington. **DRY Goons” TRUNNEL & CLARK,