Evening Star Newspaper, December 11, 1882, Page 4

WASHINGTON aessese-sss.. December If, ISS2. CROSBY S. NOYES Edt or. Qke Evening Star bas a regular. perwanent a fice dally cirentation mere tian trevie waper published in ned eeunt to that of al atom. ether daily papers tere added tocether. ers for tne paper by mail | information or business f charge. ‘The Molidays—Double Sheets. In order to me-tthe deininds upon its adver- Using spece, THe Stax will be Issued im double | Sheet form nearly every day during the holiday | feason. Tie latter hus begun early, and those who intend to make purchases will save time and Money by consulting the holiday columns. — An important public service was rendered by Judge Sreli on Saturiay in enforcing the extreme penalty of the law aguinst recelvinz stolen goods fa the case of Fry, found guilty of that offence. Stx years and a half in jail will not only protect society (rom this man’s dangerus presence for | that lencth of time, but the erty of the pun- ishment in his case cannot fall to have the effect of restraining others engaged or proposing to engage in the same occupation, un‘ier whatever guise It may be followed. And the utmost pun- * ishment provided by law should be inflicted by | Judges tn all courts whenever they get a chance at eriminsis of ts class,as Tu Sar has more than once potnted out. There 13 noth- ing to be sald tm extenwit‘on 0} fence. Reestvers of stolen gov!s do more to promote Durgiary and larceny than any other agency that san be nam “1, and whi: their places are allowed Ro exist it will be ound impossible to got rid of those crimes. So lony as tht place or a purchaser for Uw long u all the poit ing zo on ant cando. Destroy -r, in spite of e places and fmprison their keepers, and much will alr done towards bringing an end to ste avery variety. Most of the artle n can netther bo eaten nor worn by the tuicves, and if the latter were not able to readily convert their plunder into m than halt the Indu erlmes would be taken away. aK repeats, therefore, that Judge nimportint public service in this | 1 to and will doubt- e thanks of Lie ¢ — The tmportance of getting measures they wish | acted w on Is moving members of both hou ite after the ave Deen disposed of (and It will proba- the Way to morrow,) Mr. P. 1 up his elvis t the BIL for the relte and if he sees a i “tot suc- is expe ! Priation bill will be ready by Wednesday or Thurs Will have to retire before IL The important ques- tion of tax reductfon will not, perhaps, trouble the Senate for some days. It may be permitted to go ever until the House takes some section. In the Hous? there are two special orders set for to- Morrow—the civil service reform Ui and the brary Dil On Wednesday the post prta- tion bill will probably claim priority, though that @ay has been assizned for the consid Tation of Several bills hitherto reported from the ways and Means committee. The latter bills if displaced by “an appropriation bill get a hearing Taursday; and Friday will, under th rule, be devoted to pri- Wate ills All these arrangements, however, Cepend upon the appropriations comaittee who are working diligently, and may upset the pro- §ram very much by bringing in some of their DIS. ‘The military academy and fortification bills are #0 nearly completed that they will probably be r ported this week. a —————— The debate in the Sen te on the bankruptcy bill Ras developed constieruble confliet of epinion, €ven among those who believe that a law of this Boeture is very much needed. There seems to be a Breponderence of opinion in the @ bankrupt law, but when it comes to the detalls Of the law then a conflict arises which may prob- ably defeat the passage of any bill of this charac- 1s based ter. The bill of the judiciary committte Upon what are termed 1, sub=ti- rived by Mr. Hoar himself, 15a digest Of the best and most improved rules on practical | Questions which must come up under any ban Tuptey system. The latter may pe Ss be more exe | Pilcltly termed a bankruptey system based upon a Jew, as the former (or committe bill) Is detined as | one based more upon equity than 1 It is urged against the committee bill that ft 1s too favorable to the debtor class, while the Lowell bill As regarded by its opponents as two the creuitor Taking Into constieration the Tact that those senators who support one of th Dills are almost certain to other, | and adi to the opposition thy sing those who Fepresent agricultural state and who do not re- | Sard any bankrupt law as necessary, 1t looks as tf | She defeat of the whole proposition follow. Inasmuch as both De Passed to their fal fferences which their srette allowed to rest ons could not have been the | | giauux. nate fn favor of |. | SATIN KADAME DOLM. STA R. | READ tus, We are overstocked at our Fur Factory in Baltimore, | and are determined to sell. “We have therefore placed at our store, 436 7th street, a large number of Beal Skin Sacques and Fur-Lined Wraps at greatly reduced prices in order to have a clearing before January Ist, | thereby wivine the public tae advantage of reducton before the Holidays, which is usually made after. Call early to have first ebotce. We qnote a few Prices: A Handsome Sacque, $100; reduced from $140. A Beautiful Seal Sseque, $115; reduced from $150. A Magni ficient Seal Sacque, $140; reduced from $175. A Magnificent Seal Sacque, $150; reduced from $185. Seal Sacques at $175, sold everywhere for $225. A Fur-Lined Circular, $20; reduced from $25. A Fur-Lined Circular, $22.50; reduced from $28. A Far-Lined Cireular, $25; reduced from $90. A Fur-Lined Circular, $40; reduced from $55. A Fur Lined Ciréahin, $90; rednoed trom $65. Allour Fur Sety Gayphgnag Chpem ‘Trimming, &e. : GOL DNAS, 19a B10 .% ? 496 5th: street northwest. Branch: SIGMUND'S BALTIMORE FUR FACTORY im TAYLOR & H#?tr, sn sy My 2 os of yj yg yD NNSYLVANIA AVENUE. CHILDREN'S SUITS, CHILDREN'S CLOAKS, THE MOST BEAUTIFUL FI L. THE CITY ARE LES BEBES JUMEAUX. ‘CH DOLLS IN HOLIDAY GOODS. ELEGANT DRESSING BRUSHES AND COMBS I FANS IN CHARMIN SATIN CUSHIONS, HANDPAINTED. SATIN HANDKERCHIEF CASES, HANDPAINTED. TIDIES. HAND SATCHELS, ¥ANCY BASKETS. TT TERRA COTTA M EL ORNAME: FANCY ARTICLES OF THE MOST ARTISTIC DESIGNS. FINE ENGLISH GOOLS WEAK. WINTER WRAPS. THE LATEsT STYLES TEOMAN. RUSSIAN CIRCCLARS WITH MUFF: DRESS SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER, R GENTLEMED TIN, TAYLOR & HUFTY. GREAT aut REDUCTIONS w 88533 Ssssg Sgss8 .¢ NO IDLE TALE BUT FACTS! LADIES’ SUIT AND CLOAK DEPARTMENT. Fine-t of PLUSH DOLMAN, trimmea with real Chin- elulla Fur, $85, reduced from $125. | PLUSH ULSTER, $52, former price $65, fur trimmed and fancy from $42. DOLMAN, with heavy reduced from $65. plush lining, $30, red BROCADED CECILIAN black fur trimming, ONE LOT OF LADIE: cloth, re 39 to $13. ULSTERS, made of all-wool » former prices haye veen from MISSES’ SUIT AND CLOAK DEPARTMENT. A beautiful line of PLUSH COATS for Children from two years up, #10, reduced from $15, $14, reduced trom $20, SILA COATS reduced to $7, former price $12. NO IDLE TALK-BUT FACTS! Bavmws, With their mortal rem: This 4s the more to be sinee the ations ‘hat have been made in regard to tter are Dot particularly ereditebi: wet Itseems ‘B@pparent from what has been disc Mus was somewhat tu obstin, met that Col- | H natural qualtties were Goubtiess aguravated by the situstion of affurs, | Which gave neither party to th- quarret @m Opportunity to app orloas and important matters, Lito m dled both t ‘sslort, ‘deen kept out of sight, ant the Bides will do well If th-y do power to withdraw It from public g Possible. os The Hous: has two spectal ori Fow—cne the civil service refo other the new library bill It fs to be hoped that the Library bill will be given prompt considera tien. There is not, even considering the pressure Of busines, any subject of more tmmediate 1m- Portance than that of providing a suitable bulld- ing for the extensive and valuable contents of the Cougressional Ubrary. Members of Congress Themselves readily acknowledge that this Is a Subject which has been sadly neglected. If any @oubt this they need only visit the brary and fake a single view of the crowded condition of the to say nothing of the other valusble con- tents. The delay in making some sultabie pro- ‘Vision has not procevde trom any feeling of in- ifference upon the subject, nor fro: any want of Spprectation of the value and needs of tie itbrary, Dut more from just such a condition of affirs as Is Ukely to arise to-raorrow—because the Library Dill Comes, as tt must in the course of legislation, in Gondtct with other ineasures, and ts pushed aside for a more conveatent season. D*ws DRUG STORE, NNSYLVANIA AVE. AND [rx ST. ‘Have just opened a Choice Assortment of GIFTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS, ne all the Newest EATHER TOILET CASES, ODOR BAS, AND HANDSOME CUT- HILET SETS AND BOT BISQUE FIC is c ‘We also have the lanvest sortment of MANIC TS connection with the above we have and Fnlish > J. PARKER PRAY alt-2y As ‘S25 curscutt DOUBLF-BREASTED, SATIN LISH A OVERCOATS, INED 5 ONE PRICE CLUTLISR a & int ae Se GBsxv HOLIDAY DISPLSY OF XMAS. Cards, Albums, Work Boxes, Wiiting Des 416 SevestH Srreer. au Reluctioxs IN WINTER WRAPS. ICES OF WINTER WR: ¥S, BUT OWING TO THE WE HAVE HAD A VERY LARGE STOCK, AND THE WEATHER IN THE EAKLY PART OF THE SE SON HAV! N 530 WARM THAT NEW, AT LK LINED CIRCULARS, FUR-LINED CIRCULARS. RUSSIAN CIRCULARS, &e, W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, ONE PRICE. 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST. SILKS, VELYE-TS, PLUSHES AND SATINS. EVENING SHADES IN FINE DRESS GOODS. OTIOMAN SILKS, IN ALL THE NEW SHADES, LARGE STOCK OF COLORED VELVETS. SEAL SKIN PLUSH, IN GREAT VARIETY. PLUSH, IN EVENING SHADES. CASHMERES, IN EVENING SHADES, SUKAH, IN BEAUTIFUL TINTS. RICH BROCADES; CANTON AND JAPAN CREPE, IN PIAK, BLUE AND CREAM. FULL STOCK OF CHOICE WOOL DRESS GoODs. MUFFS AND FUR CAPES, IN GREAT VA- RIETY. W. M. Suusver « Sos, ONE PRICE. 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, TEE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST. Foe HOLIDAY PR ESENTS. OS GRAIN SILKs. SILK PLUSHES AND VELVETS. EMBROIDERED ROBES. SILK AND LINEN HAND! FUR TRIMMED GLOVES. GENTLEMEN'S NUCKWEAR. CALIFORSIA BLANKETS. RCETEFS, ap Ar Oder Cases it Fuh, Olive Wont BBB OA vu ouM MM ther Gilt Hooks, Juvenile and Toy Book». Gai at oo §8855 Feiluced rates, ibe test assortment inte city. the| Bag ah ¥ © Maar at 5sss, pubsie tiv « . 'B UUM 6 a J. D. FREE, Jr's Poe “4 Yoo BEM wget @L-6t_F st., opp. Ebbitt Hoi, a ith and Pst ave, 416 SEVENTH SIREET. {Qh CHRISTMAS PRESENT, YOU CAN bU Wholexzle Prices, fine Cigars—50 in a you will vend postal card Binet nor:hwest. OFUS HD AD EY JOB PRINTE! PRESS WOKE FOR “hile WADE ‘street, near E. an HOLIDAY GOODS. PRS OM» HOLIDAY GOODS. - —S———— HOLIDAY GOODS. ELeeast HOLIDAY SPECIALTIES. SEATON PERRY, (Successor to Perry & Brother), HAS NOW OPEN A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF IMPORTED FANCY GOODS, INCLUDING MANY NOVELTIES, SUITABLE FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. THE .NDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT HAS BEEN GE pune SEA ALL-LINEN PLAIN AND FANCY HANDKERCHIEFS. a ea NOEL IL] USH AND RUSSIA LEATHER N a Sar a RAGE. TABLE COVER3, MATS, TABL SCARFS, PIN CUSHIONS, PLUSH SPILLOWS, RUSSIA’ LEATHER TOILEL SE18 AND WORK BASKETS. = MAGNIFICENT SEAL PLUSH, BROCADED VET AND SICILIENNE WRAPS, JACKETS AN. PELISSES, PURE SILK LYONS VELVETS, from 24 to 27 inches wide. IN BLACK AND ALL THE FASHIONALE COLORS, from $7 to $9. PURE SILK OTTOMANS IN BLACK AND ALL COLORS from $1.75 to $3.50. BLACK SILKS (BEST MAKES), from 75c. Oe EW AND COMPLETE STOCK OF EF x NEdpiCS IN ILRS BROCADES, GAULES bo, ©B~ Danx Room ror Disriarmxa Eventx Goons. €8~ Cuoice Goons, Puain FIGURES, AND CORRECT Prices, Seartoy Penny, PERRY BUILDING, Pennsylvania ave,, corner 9th stra3t. Establiahed 1840, ao H EMPSTONE & PERRY. NDER THE GAS LIGHT, EVENING BROCADES, | ONRED PLAIN SILKS, "IN ALL SHADES, TO MATCH. BLACK SILKS, MONOPOLY BRAND. COLORED SILKS, ALL SHADES. COLORED SATINS, ALL SHADES. y RHADAMES, ALL SHADES, ALL SHAD + ENCLUDIN SD’ $2.50, ESI IN ALL SHAD: SILK AND LI IN HOSIERY, COTTON, OF ALL KIND! AND BLAN LAS. «& Penny, SYLVANTA AY THREAD | Nov: | NOVELTIES IN SIL i Henpsroy ay 803 PE FOR THE HOLIDAYS. THE J [ION CF THE LADIES Ta res: vetful y caled to my sele BOL “D1 ABLE COV: BR IDIES E EMBROIDERED § NC¥ WORSTED GOODS. CY AND JAPANESE WORK 3 7 EMBROIDER' iP RD AND CIGAK ¢ TON OF PLAT i 28, THI | KID GLOVES AND CHILDE MERISO CLOAKS, LACE AND PLUSH BONNETS, aT i MRS. SELMA RUPPERT’S, a9 608 Ni’ PROSITE PATENT OFFICE. | ! put PREMI AWARDED TO US FOR THE BEST SEWING MACHINE IN t THE WORLD, Atthe Garfield Memorial and Industrial Fair, held at } the U, 8. Capitol. Machines and Artistic » wax pronounced 1 ington. HARTFORD, the latest pr i nig Machine Co., is s very light rannia, d siuple machine; for durability and strength anot be surpassed; the tensions are very light. therefore making the most elastic ch of any inuchine: { in the market. The new and beantifu | finished mach positi the finest ements. are ¥ No. 4 Victor has a hizh arm; almost noise- i running, handsome in appearance and | less in construction. fering to onr friends and the public | test mn: i that arc now manu. | mod provem nis that | ‘y muchine is warranted for "sell our machines on Easy Monthly Payments and Special Discounts for Cash, Call and see our machines and briny your friends to OPPENIEIMER’S Povular Sewing Machine and Fas!.ion Rooms, 528 9th street, St. Cloud Building. ao | $B Machines For Rent. BBE RRR DDP. PBR | BBR R DE B BBB RRR D PRBB B BR RASA D All Kinds Repaired. A u u DE BU BEB KR RA ADDD BEB UU PIANOS AND ORGANS. FREEBORN G. SMITH, Manufacturer. NEARLY 16.009 IN Us NEW PIANOS from $200 t» $1,000. and Squire Grands ii» variety of ha MW ORGANS from $50 toy es, Suitable for chapel Fifty Upright some cases, Forty new styles, ‘03 and ORGANS that have been used, from $15 are a lot of SPECIAL BARGAINS for the | AYS. Parties wishing a good instrament ata » wll give this their earnest atteution, WASHINGTON WAREROOMS, 1103 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. URS! FURS!! SICILIENNE AND OTTOMAN CIRCULARS. IE FUR TRIMMING. FRESH SUPPLIES. SEAL SACQUES AND MUFFS. | | CHINCHILLA MUFFS, BOAS AND TRIMMING. { Wiuerr & Rvorr, ao 905 Penna. Ave. ]pouray SPECIALTIES. x PLUSH AND LEATHER, FANCY STATIONERY, GIFT BOOKS AND JUVENILES, CHRISTMAS CARDS, GAMES, ETC. JAMES J. CHAPMAN, Metropolitan Bookstore, a3 911 Pennsylvania avenue. Boers FOR CHILDREN. A VERY LARGE: COLLECTION, CAREFULLY SELECTED From the Catalogues of American and Fnglish Publishers, For sale by ROBERT BEALL, BOOKSELLER, _ 49-3 ae 491 Pennsylvania venue, L. WILD & BRO.'3 1 MUSICAL HOLIDAY OFFERINGS, Frere 709 7th street northwest. ‘The Stieff and the Kranich & Bach Pianos at specia prices for cash, First-class 5-octave, 7-stop, sub-bass and coupler ORGANS, $50. The wonderful Organette, Ladies’ Banjos, and the Metailophones, Rew hollow-riin Banjo, Toy Pianos, Xyilophones, and other Musical Toy: ve isreat variety’ and lowest pricoas, 102 4d Noveltios in ‘The popular Frve-Cext Musto for 2 cents. RS. M. J. y MES. ™. 3. FyUNt, 1309 F STREET. WINTEE OPENING or IMPORTED BONNETS AND HATS, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13ru. No canis. | JPINEST OF BEAVER HATS, SUcH 4S Has | J UST OPENED. NOAL GREY MERINO - SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, | GOOD VALUE. Pe RACH, a8 W. STEEL, 925 Pennsylvama avenue. T° THE PUBLIC. . Wo call your attention to the and finest atock of Mustodl tastraments, Ot Partha Ch snes, Mack | | Be and Beckers § in city, ou installments, or very | | Piano& Con, 919 Th street northwert, ree | sean oS SS om EEE Ssss8 pz AA“A Ly DOLMANS. = 4 Ssss8 24 S08 ie “ou! Eee Ssss% ENGLISH DYED, from $100 up. FUR-LINED GARMENTS, IN SILK AND SATIN, from $30 up./ LADIES’ FURS OF ALL KINDS. LADIES! SEAL Gaps. - GENTS’ FUR CAPS, GLOVES AND MUFFLERS. BOYS’ SEAL CAPs. FUR TRIMMING, FUR CARRIAGE ROBES. CANES AND UMBRELLAS, GENTS' DRESS SILK HATS, $5, $6 and $8, JAMES Y. DAVIS SONS, 21 PENN. AVE., between 6th and 7th streets. Established 1830. a8-Im HoLmay ANNOUNCEMENT. M. W. Gaz, Bro. « © JEWELLERS AND SILVERSMITHS, HAVE CONCLUDED THEIR PREPARATIONS FOR THE HOLIDAYS, AND SUGGEST THAT PUR- CHASERS MAKING THEIR SELECTIONS NOW WILL FIND A LARGER ASSORTMENT THAN CAN BE SHOWN JUST BEFORE CHRISTMAS. a8-19t 'SYLVANIA AVENUE. 4. Xmas Tree Trimmings. J. JAY GOULD, 421 9th street. as Wy oopwarp & [orn === Lassscece & BROTHER, 42), 422 and 494 7th street, 4 ALILLA All RRR OOY Ya ¥ RRO OY ¥ AA — RRR O VY AA aan R Roo # &* slut anne THE FINEST BUILDING SOUTH OF NEW 1117-19 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. yor. ion irtling bargains. mie Pain Heyer wil take Terreputagin Wat tess Soods are posi ively half usual prices. Note. half usual ZJOLIDAY SALE _— LADIES’ EVERY MODERN IMPROVEMENT ON TH EXTRA SIZE PREMISES. ALL SILK or ut SPANISH FICHUS a OTIS’ FINEST ELEVATOR TO EVERY FLOOR, CREAM AND WHITE, $1.59 EACH. HANDEERCHIFS SES THE GRANDEST SUCCESS OF THE CAPITAL $2.98, BB 1G TINN N 388g WER PRICES THAN WE HAVE EVER Bae fh GG fy HER ‘Ga BLACK SILKS, BBB AA Gg AATIN Bs - - '’ Baa 44 CES MALTESE es08 cuare 1 BLACK SILKS, BEFORE BEEN ABLE 10 MAKE. EXTRA SIZE BLACK SILKS. PURE CHINA SILK LARGEST LOT OF HANDEERCHIEFS, —- ANTOINE, GUINET & CIE., OF LYONS, 5c. EACH, FRANCE, ‘: USUAL PRICE . ‘1.50. The above goods are srecially adapted for presents, | PEINTE! | and as Christmas is 80. irwe would suggest the pur- aso of hulf dozen Handkereisefs or aercam 201 a | black Fichn, nicely packed in 2 fancy box. They make | a beautiful present. CHILDREN'S: HANDES LADIES’ 1239c. 1117-1119 PE: LApL Lo AT THESE FIGURES. E OVERCOATS. HEAVY BLUE CHINCHILLA, $6. GERMANIA FUR BEAVER, 4, DOBSON'S FUR BEAVER, #10. FLORENCE BEAVER, #13. LIPPETT’} RIBBED CASSIMERE, FINE CHINCHILLA, FANCY BACK, $1 FRENCH TRICOT, $20. IMPORTED CHINCHILLA, SATIN LINED. #25. GENUINE ENGLISH OLIVE GRE! SATIN LIN B30. SU WOODWARD S10. SIMERE, RUSSELL DARK CASSIMERE, GLovE MILs casstmne, CHASE Eder CHEVIOT, HARRIS’ VELVER FINISH CASSIMERE, $20. BOEUF FR! 1 CASSIMERE, DIAGONAL WO: TN LIND), VELOUR’S FRY SH FANCY WORSTED, ACK CLOTH $I 318 to 345, IY WILL PAY TO CALL AT OUR STORE Now. RAUS, POPULAR CLOTH 939 Pennsylvania avenue, near 1 ch street, ag pers THEY GO, and > street. LOWER AND LOWER STILL! | 5, 40 and 50 cents. cents a bunch. RIBBONS at sianghtering prices, PLUMES at 75 cents. ost wiven away. GREAT REDUCTION IN CINLDREN' AND LADIES’ CLOA MISSES", DO NOT MISS YOUR CHANCE FORE ASCERTAINING PRIC Do’ T BUY BE- SAT KING'S PALACE, 814 SEVENTH STREET. ‘Tre Lancest Micuixeny 1x tue Unrrep STATES. as NOTHER SUPPLY OF THOSE FE AND POPULAR ea WM. SHAEFFER SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS, For sale on easy terms. Larxe discount for cash. War- ranted in every respect. Tine Fianos for remit. ‘Tuning and repairing done in the best manner. V. BECKER, Piano ‘Warerooms, 801 9th st. northwest, NEW THING IN HOLIDAY CARDS, ‘Reocived this morning from the hands of the Artist, achoice lot of HAND-PAINTED HOLIDAY CARDS— new and beautifal—whieh we are authorized to sell at aT-6t" very low prices. JOHN T. MITCHELL, d5-10¢ 931 Pennsylvania Avenue. N° 0 T'S OPENING . or HOLIDAY GOODs, Comprising all the Newest Novelties in FINE PLUSH AND RUSSIA ALBUMS, TOILET AND CARD CASES, RHINE PEBBLE JEWELRY, ELEGANT FANS, > : DRESSED AND UNDRESSED FRENCH DOLLS. Also, a full line of BEAL AND IMITATION LACE GOODS, * Suitable for Holiday Gifts. ‘The best styles of FRENCH FLOWERS AND SASH RIBBONS Ever before shown in Washington. 44-3m 915 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. M, WiLLian, s\ porter HOH SrAt, RETA, Pula AN AND JACKETS, CLOTH AND SILE PEL mashes, ASE 2 MILITAR’ 2 =] BAD crete, sth er CULAS AN DOLM. Compriring all the most desirah eucve, 7 Cite Trevis, Paria. 1072 Feathers dyed tnd recuried. NUNNINGHA: BATTE! Makes “Seutlousou’s Six Hits to onder. of remodels ae” reoeiree also Ladies’ Furs, sireet northwest. E prices DOWN. FIRST-CLASS CLOTHING. each. CORNER ‘TENTH AND F S' | Have been the LOWEST in the city | that our rales are constantly imcreasi 8 | Purchases for cash TS, ‘The proof of it is | and were never | murket, Istely, at such prices as will enable us to even eciipse all previons efforts, | PARTIAL LIST OF PRICES. 3 00 for Suit for Boys from 4 to 11 years, worth 8 00 for Boys’, 12 to 17, Melton Overcoats, worth 10 00 for Men’s Melton Overcoats, worth 8 00 for a xood Buriness Suit, worth 7 00 fora Chinchilla Overcoat, 12 00 fora Melton O 22 00 for a satin. | STLEMEN' | SEITCHED IN 5.00 | quality, only 5dc. 60 00 | 00 | oo 29.00 Ww ‘ost, Sik facing, worth fur Chinchilla Overcoat, ze. Sec. each. duced feoni worth. -40 00 20 00 fora fine ‘a Prince Albert Overcoat, i ' would be at 45 09 | 15 00 for a Blac Ali Wool DiaZonal’ “Overcoat, worth = 25g00 | 16 00 for a fi | coat, worth: 3.00 fora iwood 30 00 for a full 1 worth 5 00 for a fine Chit 20 00 for a beautifai 18 00 for a Black Bri 9 00 for a light-wei 10.00 fora LINEN HAND! ever shown, for Finer quslit'es, 9 60 for a splen 20 00 for as « or brown, 12 00 for aspleadid 00 for an All-we uit, worth worth a Hon euarantecd or wi purchasers at THE MISFIT STORE, FIFTY Do: the War price, at 50. iy worth 7 ag x SCHIEFS, 8 for 25; These are made from ends and cuttings of various qualities, and are very cheap. ALL PRINTED HANDKERCHIEFS, vew desius, ouly | LADIES’ PURE | CHIEFS, extra fine quality, only 12: PURE LID ANDERCHIEFS, worth 50c.. ADIFS’ ALL LINEN HAND-FMBROIDERED | THE PRICES AT HENSTITCHED INITIAL HA PKEMCHI THE MISFIT STORE, pest initial han¢ ever sold for the pr In hali-dozen eactons, $ GEN1'S HAND. INITIAL HAND! HEMMED AND PRINTED LINEN HAND- ‘T'S. PRINTED Ki est prices in the city for quality. HYMSTITCHED HANDRKERCHIEFS, at one-third off FANCY EMBROIDERED BLACK SILKs, LL LINEN HEMMED AND EECHIEFS, 5c. each. Ever offered in Washington, from the late Auction ‘Sales of their American Ageuts in N York. Porchasing, a8 we did, at least One Hundred Pioooa, | We werw able to xecttre the bargaius of the male, and will offe: them at 25 per cent. less than they have over beon sold for. ALL) LIN EN Cy HEMSTITCHED | LINEN HEMSTITC! AND | Remember Guinet's Biack Silk at 900., $1, $1.10, » $1.50, $1.60, $1.75, $1.90, $2, $2.15, $2.25, LINEN CAMBRIC HANDKER- BONNET'S, BELLON'S, And other celebrated makes of Black Silks at all prices. We have just added 150 pieoes of Black Silk toour already complete stock ;so intended silk purchasers wil) have an opporti select from every grade made. ft Gros Grain Satin fuivh so destras axaure buyers, which an exauinadon rin, that this lot of Silks is by far §, HAND EMBROIDERED THE CHEAPEST price f it od by f -EMBROIDERED | 22 Price for quality offered by any house for years, ERCHTEFS, extra ‘S HAND-EMBROIDERED ADAKS, TIAL HANDKERCHIE® - each. DOLMA) = CIRCULARS, ROIDERED HEMSTITCHED HIEFS, elegant quaty, only Sutin and Fur-lined iu endless variety. Ruesian Cloth Ciroulars, English Walking Jackets Of our own manufacture. l, 1ée. each, worth 2c. HEM HEM-STITCHED [A NDKERCHIEFS, examine quality, Children’s and Misses’ Cloags and Havelocks from two to sixteen years, all reduced ih price. BORDER HEMSTITCHED | RCHIEFS, new designs, the best | PREPARE IN PEACE FOR WAR. in Plain and Fancy Styles, at the low- | We shall not wait until after the holidays to make ome usual SWEEPING REDUCTIONS, But have already reduced every garment to assureg speedy sale, as we shall not carry a single one to nox year, if a price will ell th m. Call on us and convince yourselves that we not only have the Largest and Lightest Show Rooms, (second, floor accessible by elevator, ) but also upwards of SPECIAL. N LADIES’ CLEAR LAWN DICE i tof bea “Bon Teas Sten $e $138 and $k se., Sie, $1, $1-12, $1.50 and 52. 6,000 WRAPS eelect from. HANDKERCHIEFS, in » — B. G° TO THE BOOTS OR SHOES. E BUTTON Boors. AND CHILDREN’S SHOES wlass stoppered TO OUR WHOL PAL FOR AT THE CLOSING-OUT BOOT AND SHOE SALE} x5 peug Store south of | superb Line a» does Mr. HE OF ‘this charming establishment. STRASBURGER BROS. His imported E | and other toilet requisites are simply immu Bis own German Cologne. st one dollar a pint, in is | (eine less than one-third the price. id ortment of aty at 250, Sic, e — — ide, Toes, $1 to $Seach. e+ 6 . LANSBURGH & BRO., Have returned from New York with fresh purchases of | "TABLE AND POCKET is fsa kit each is ok hese: LADIES! 7\REAT ‘1 TE cceou uTTITL EFI y *REAT REDUCTION! $ AND SACQUES, Sou UE EFRRY y G OF RHADAME, OT 9 ou UTE EF RRR YY —_ SILK; FUR, SATIN Ocu UTE FE RR Y wo V3 JACHER CAPES AND Ccu UU T LLLLERER RY T IMMENSE BARGAINS i FOR DRE! UPHOLSTERERS' MATERIALS, STAPLE] FROM NOW UNTIL AFTER THE HOLIDAYS. AND oY HARDWAR F. P. MAY & CO, sobtEts fing Button and Lace “thoos, narrow and bro® i lowest New York prices. a boys’ nd lace Shoes trom pealgie acacia: SA Fenpe avenne meer Thats, | Teege Gare tan nae oreo Te Tl. Swsexerz « Soy, WE CALL THE ATTENTION OF THE barn, re Men's fine Calf Gaiters only ¥ Men's tne Dress Gaiters onl: Men's fine Lace Shoes only . Men's Boots of every description from £2 up, s f ali kinds. Ladies’ fine Kid Button Shoes, worked button holes, from $1.50 to $4. Minces" solid button Shoes only $1. Chriidren's from 0 ceuts up. House Slinpers ony, 16 ceuts, ‘These goods are sold nt a great sacrifice. Our being too large, must be reduced. A call will conyinos You that we mean Lusiness and sell woods as we adware tise them. Remeuber name and number. ICES IN CUTLE EBBITT HOUSE DRU! R HOLIDAY GOODs. 0. ‘ew York carries such a PHENSTINE, proprietor ot atracts, Colognes, Pomades, Soaps ease. bottes, is superior to the imported, 2m SINSHEIMER & BRO.’S, ALL GOODS AT LESS THAN COST. Boers FOR STORE FOR RENT. FI ES FOR SALE. ‘Chatterbo other . Srraspurcer Buos., 461 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ot Between 43 and 6 ‘The Largest Variety of Picture Book: 1010 77H STREET, Anove New Youx Avenvr. Prices Low as the lowest. 803 7th street, between H and I, And 3151 M street. West Washington. » “D RY GooDs.” THE HOLIDAYS. n28 including a'l the oxes. ‘The Standard Poets and ‘Books for the Holidays, at ROBERT'S Boox Store, TRUNNEL & CLARK, perontayt TELEGRAM. New York, Nov. 15, 1882. |AKIES, Gi ce BIKDS NALS LOVE-BIRDS, PARRAKEETS, RED- JAPAN ROBIN: n2atyt 811 MARKET SPACE, ETS, CARDI- ‘OL.DFINCHES, LI MOCKING- Have an unusually attractive stock of fine DRI = BIRDS, “STARLINGS, etc.. etc. GOODS, and invite “all persons to insp2ct the ane, ‘To Cuauxcy J. Reep, S Place and Organs 49 Tt at: nordhwen Alco, all Kinds Of Cages, Seeds and Fixtures, at the | comparo ;rlocs aud qualities. ‘tehington ae F street, Under Maconic Temvi I can purchese 49 first-class new Pianos 030 Organs of Mr. ——, who is pressed for aut 50 cents on the dollar. ‘Can ldraw ou you for $—. A BEER J. W. HARDCASTLE, 97 Union Square. 3. W. Hanpcastie, N. CBAUNCY J. REED. SPECIAL TO THE PUBLIC. ‘There goots are now arrivinz, and, us my place of ftoraze is limited, I will dispose of a large portion of them ut a very small advance. No matter how fine an instrument you want, it can be found in this stock. No yatter how low in pric you wish to go, Ican suit you, ‘These goods are all made by the moet celebrated and reliable manufacturers in the country, and are full war- ranted. Now, ‘‘hear ye” (for I mean just what I say), until Iget room to store the balance of this stock now arriving, cash buyers shall have their own free sway, and **time bi "will be grected with a hearty wel: come, for, as | have before remarked, if you have the MOTT’S NEW YORK REFINED CIDER, SWEET CIDER. TWO CARLOADS JUST ARRIVED AND FOR SALE AT VERY LOW PRICES BY ment of Colored Plushes.” Leaders Celebrated Monopoly lack Stike.” ‘Lupin's Black Goods, all grades.” ted Satins for Cloaks. AND iE NT, of Ne York, has leased ‘second fioor and conducts Drow Mecing ia a ta tee LL, BEHREND'S BALTIMORE STORE, 5 8 SEVENTH STREET, d Swart c. Parser, % ; if you ha 3 1 Berwexx I ap K Nonruwest, Sledstly’ and'asw'e pean Pareaigcta COBO” | Depot, 1214 TO 3294 TWENTY RT STREET | oat rice, eels ot CHAUNCY J. REED, Washington. | erably, ie z a as 433 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. ‘Televhonte connection. 225 R A CHRISTMAS: PRESENT HoLmy ANNOUNCEMENT. A SEWING MACHINE FROM McKENNEY'S. Jofed ongea homes "We eal au eae ag taunt the love c ‘Sth street. a a5 Now READY. Our stock of Decorated CHINA, POTTERY AND GLASS. WARE, Especially Adapted for HOLIDAY PRESENTS, Is now complete, Our friends who wish to avoid the crowd would do ‘well to make an early selection. M. W. BEVERIDGE, fad We fe for the HOLIDAY TRADE oare now ‘ally prepared for LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTED STOCK OF ever the pleasure ICES: the WM. BALLANTYNE & 30M, GooDps of cttering So tho, LOWEST, consi: in standard ‘Books in 428 SzvENTH STREE?. a No. 1009 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. | VG; P4N0S, ORGANS, SHEET MUSIC. STECK & CO. PIANO, ‘The most Perfect Piano Made. EMERSON PIANC ‘The Best Medium-priced Piano Manufactured. WILCOX & WHITE AND KIMBALL ORGANS. Pianos and POR aan rented or ex- ‘Tho only Complete Stock ia the ety, HENRY EBERBACH, MUNTZ—1 BLANC—Rem! 709 yo SEAMINE OUR 709 | DAILY OPENING OF NOVELTIES IN CERAMICS, | SPECIALLY SUITABLE FOR THE HOLIDAYS. feces of FLEMISH SWISS POTTERY. aod a pence ies ARES of uewea: “LOW PRICES, BEST GOUDS." GIFT CUPS AND SAUCERS in large variety. WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, 229 FISCHER, - BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, Eas eet IMPORTER OF ENGRAVINGS, folio, full mor. MAYNARD—La Raphael 3 vol. Aiboy spnengea La FO! i ie eee Manazing partner of the lato firma Ellie's Soe Bh wile ae PER POStHON” NATION at ALL ARE INVITED ABAVERS Dis MORUHS. BR 1682. “A _ HOUSE-FURNISHING W0 MARKET SPACE. | cag ‘314 Tth street, 5 doors above Penna. svenus, }