Evening Star Newspaper, December 4, 1883, Page 8

# TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1883-DOUBLE SHEET. NTION. Weather. An OF LOCAL Mt To Oxpe Her: py oils ¢ aretios. ui s Gets —ANl Will be presented BHty cents E nocihwe | ee | CITY AND DISTRICT. a U.S, District Xi Mevtia, P tly Inj to lis Rome, 13 Xo dian —At the THE Crmpnes’s Ho. t f the CL mpson the board of and be sweet per ing, wht » Cleus in benign wel pon all. Mr, G congratulated on really tke »., Guards'to attend thelr falr on lected. Pentalpha Lodge, No. 2, F. A. A. M. “d vifleers ne ensiing yea 3 W. P. Crews, 5.W t. pat Falls Kupert and S. Einstein, exec- meeting stents, ult, (enue ening re-elected Depew . Oo. We > presute Charles Deard of District Gove THE CHARITABLE INSTITUTION: Pursuant t in the last District appropri. ation bill tt ninissioners directed the polles t stingeons sported that they h nd_ nothing to eritte ttutions, but 4th nd pulr frame 461 ) a two-stor LIQUOR LICENSES. sloners have approved applteations ‘The Com for Nauor from the fol Roknke, Join or the planting of shade t, extending from Boundary stree! sts that a lamp. southwest corner of 11th and uses have been ap- well, Julius I as Pollo} * MI mand Ji wy, Chi Bernard Murphy and Wm L. —— ad the account of is published in the contents of thelr s F socle city. May God bless ( 2 offering! —————— Hew to Improve the Tax @ffice Rook- he writer, Who I presume 1s eraployed in ice, attempts to re upon the system of book keept kind enough to pub ent which could it would be a de- ut and one rs tome t if one ace e To last require more 5 ave, bit If the Distric eXplahation, 1 will endi nthoritles want r to furnish A TAXPAYER, a nee last uleht ver popular “Pe, e lost none of her y out the stage as livel: ‘one, and Hof Savoy” ‘o-morrow and Thurs- ze M. Arnold will de. Prof. George W. Cook nizxtion 53 active and the roll. ‘aptaln, Wililam P, Smallwood: in prompt 3 Four ne bers wer for honorary pled the Ine muabile to net sexiean v nS On the oc instant, and the sion of the! nvitation — —Marrlage leenses have of the court to Howard of Phite y ak RRIAGE LICEs: Sstied by the Frarkiin Helmnt Ma ton and others. stertalniny ae nd John Joy Ed- thwest. i ir ting of for such work, fonably good vos: : nee, Mr Mm, as the 7 ng. ‘The for- Off the honors of Uh mer was ¢ y at he «thay favorite from th ae In the tender passages S of his role, znd the hutter was, nd ist, her fresh voice Trace ful manners maxing a gt Ryley Was very c¢ Ls thi 2 er and Miss Hunter did well. horus is fair ani opera well mounted. “Heart and Hand” will be repeated to-night, a Attcenth and I of 125 barrels of vssfully sold dour, Wiileh I Ars past! For Ui that Just oue ‘This rowder never varie. A marvel of purity, strength, and wholesomencas, Moro economical than | f 2 competition de of low test, short weight, clumor tepowders, Sold only incane Lexan Baumxa Powb=n Co., 106 Wail street, 3X. held its snnual | and treas* | the | their | will protect m Betty Mason Returns Thanks. THE JOYFUL MRETING AT LOCUST GROVE. Betty Mason writes to her friend, Mrs, Shannon, as follows: Loctst Grove, ORANGE Co., Va., NOV. 27, 1883. My Dear Mrs. Shannon: 1 am so thankful to all the good peopl id also to the President for my evenlng | husband's release, I was overjoyed to see him, and on, W. M.; | he is lookinz very well. I feel stire that my prayers have done more good in my dear husband's behalf than Bigelow ever did. best respects to your | funily. ~ God 1s merciful, God is love, and God 1s z . | kind t6 all; and I am so thankful to hin 1n answer- a egoud at | tng muy payers and. the prayers of the good aud t second Leutenant; J. A. | great people. From your friend, mmorer, Berry E. Mason. —--—-_ To Return to Their Desks. NEARLY ALL THE STUPENTS OF THE COLLEGE OF PHARYACY GOING BACK TO THEIR PLACES. about five of the thirty students who left ‘tional College of Pharmacy last Thursday, t of the admittance of a colored man to, returned to their desks last night. The Tevolting students went to the hall ina body, but night the Na-| ngered aout the door until the lecture was over. lowing officers for | There were very fev udents in attendance at the lecture, but Ativood, the colored man, was present, and ©) his’ determination "to continue throuzii the cou After the lecture, the students held a noisy ing in the class room. A motion for the class to act wii the majority was lost, and a resolution advis- ing each member to act for himself was adopted, and ft was understood, at the adjournment, that all the students, probably with the exception of wo, would return to the school at the next lecture, ‘Thursday. Before adjourning it was decided to pre. sent Mr. W. S. Thompson with afloral token of his support of thelr cause before of trustees. aS ‘Transfers of Reni Estate. 1 feo have been recorded as follows: B. H. meet- the boar &C.5, $2,600, Ragan, sub. 3. d. John , Dart Sq. 7 W._E. Ellon, p: W. Obeid et alt T i; $1,000, Caroline William vib. Lot 118, S¢. 240; $4,800. J. Worm Kote part 4: P. Benedict t $7,000), ‘propert e-halt 1n~ to John ‘fT. Arms, sul ring to Ed. Bennett, iin to W. H. Matthews, part 8, 5q. “hick, Jr et al to ML Ashford et al. #700, jot 85, A. N. Meeker to M. Healey, sub. 17, John Sherman to Joseph oa J. Snowden to Henry 10 and 11, block Fitel ler to F. Bruminger, lot 1, block 3, £425. C. B. Jewell to James F! Sq. 102; $1 W. E. Chand- K. Fitch, sub. lot Welsh and the Star Route Cases. CONDITIO UPON WHICH HE WILL APPEAR AS A v! 83 TOR THE GOVERNMENT. John A. Walsh, well-known in connection with the star ronte cases, has furnished the press with the copy of a letter he addressed to the President a mouth ago, to which he states he has received no re- ply. In this letter he recites the fact that he appeared before the grand jury here as a witness against Hon. W. P. Kellogg, whose case on the resulting indictment had been fixed for hearing on the 10th inst. It having been surmised by some of the prosecuting officers that Mr. Kellogg would plead hi: member of the House of Repre- sentatives, which will then be in session It was deciued advisable to have an earlier date fxed, and conferences were sought with Walsh to. for the pre by Walsh upon the ground that the govel had not protected him’ from the attacks of the de- fendants and the ne' persinfluenced by them for his enforced ttendance upon the witness stand. He concludes as follows “If my presence as a witness on United States in its cases against. Thomas and Win, Pitt Kellogg is deemed of sufficient t portance by you to give your assent to the follow I will hold such conferences with the prosecution as are proper, and will appear asa Wit- ness in Tesponse to a subpann: “First—Mr. Merrick or Mr. Ker to appear before the present grand jury of the Distriet of Columbt: with the view of prosecuting tudictments agatns Win. Dickson for slander and against George C, Gorhatn, of the National, Republican, and A. © Buell ct al., of the ‘itie, for criminally libeling me dn the matter of the Benner claim. “Second—That you request Attorney General Brewster to rimy letter of Inquiry addressed him, dated s pmiber 25, 1883, touching a letter writ etary of the Navy, W. E. Chandter “Third half of tho . Brady i n by him to the concerning me. your assurance that the government as a witness, By protection I do not inean physically, asT ean do that myself. 1 at protection from slander and Mbel which entities me to asa witness. h—The assurance that Mr. George Bitss ‘ the government. In its actions against ‘Thomas J. Brady and Willlun Pitt Kel- log. “Belleve me, Mr. President, if I thus address you. It Is because expertence has taught me th: ho proper remedy will be accorded mé elsewhe! When you reflect, sir, that the accused (Kellogs proclalins his Intention of placing on the witne stand a member of your Cabinet to discredit the proseeution’s own withess by having him rectie the language used concerning the sild witness by another member of your Cabinet, to. wit: the At- torney General of the United States, ts 1t not time that i should know definitely whether or not Lam | to have the moral and legal support of the govern- ment?” ———— Tur New ENGLIsn HANG: Binns, the hangman, or ” Binns, as he eailed, did a most bungling piece of work’ at Liv pool yesterday. A man named Dutton was ruted. He struggled In horrible manner for | wo minutes, and his pulse beat eight minut the trop fell ‘The doctors » Binns’ system, it is entirely op- € of Marwooil, his successful clentists fotn with the doctors, belleves In the methods formerly practiced by Cuicratt, now considered obso F. C. Mason, of Cleveland, ©., has In his_posses- ston. ch on whose dial twenty-four hours are of the usual twelve, And the Leader of that city gives the following: Interesting: account of Its origin: Mas uncle, Col G. W. Mason, was in command of a regiment’ot soldiers stationed at Harper's Ferry In 1864. The command- ered hhn'to move at 4 o'clock a ‘kK the enemy. ‘The order and Col. Mason, thinking it 4 o'clock in thé afternoon, marched forward {hour and began killing off the rebels. ‘The on soldiers, however, were defeated, and the commanding Oflcer was court-martialed for not ng Mason and bis men to the front at an cariter hour. Mason sald the order read 4 o'clock ind he moved accordingly. ‘The commanding officer dhe meant 4 a. m., instead of p. m., and, there Delng a clear misunderstanding, the tharge was withdrawn, Col. Mason afterward tL to an tern factory and had made a twenty-four o'clock vould do away with all mis- red during the remainder ee AN Bisnors 1x Rome.—A special dis- Mimore Sun from Kome states that, cll between the American bishops | closed, the bishops ders MERIC. patch to the b While the cou and Inly be cil until 185, when, tf it be found postolie delegate will be sent to seo, upon the suggestion of the expedient, represent American shops. __NEW_ PUBLICATIONS THE LARGEST EDITIONS EVER KNOWN! NEOUS PUBLICATION IN ENGLAND AND AMERICA! NOW READY: The Grand Christmas Double Numbers of the ULUSTPATED LONDON NEWS And the LONDON GRAPHIC. ‘The New York Journal of Commerce says: “The two great rivals, as usual, each contains the finest epgray- ings that cau be produced.” THE GRAND CHRISTMAS LONDON GRAPHIC, Now reads ins TWO LARGE Ci PLATES, instead of one, as heretofore, entitled “MOTHER HUBBARD,” By BRITON RIVIERE, R.A, And “THE ORDER OF THE BATH” By C. BURTON BARKER, Al SINTEEN PAGES COLORED PICTURES of Seasoua- hyccts. OFS" COLORED SKETCHES, by CALDE- TT, iMustratin Tt ’s Wedding.” EIGHT PAGES COLORED ILLUSTRATIONS of ‘TWO STORIES: By RAGED YS By Be AN th \GEDY.” ESAN’ ” eg Moxey Mortiboy," entited "UNGLE JACK” ay THE CHRISTMAS LONDON NEWS, Now Ready, contains Two Lance Colored Plates, instead of one, as in the past, entitled “MLISS," by Epwin Lone, R. A. and “TISS ME. by. KATE GREPNAWAY. Also, BEAUTIFUL ENGRAVINGS and TWO SHBETS AND 4 MALY OF CHIISTAIAS HIOTURES, TALES CHES by the Most tinguished ‘Literary Cheon of ne Number of the LONDON edition of the C GRAPHIC ‘this year 1s 500000 cole ‘and the edition Of the Christmas Number of the LLLUSTRATED LOR, DON NEWS is SOMETHING ENORMOUS. But OkE. CHISTMAS AS HT HS per copy it LONDON and NEW YORE: * VisD foreach ot thes BEAUTY NUMBERS at 60 cents per copy, Uy HE TNTERNATIONAL NEWS Sf Woekinan strech New Xe > +9 and ‘strect, New York, Single sul iti be sult to un, but we eampoy So Fad SIMUL 1 Foreign Periodical canvassing agents, It CITY ITEMS. A Stalwart @1d Ememy. One of the toughest cld adversaries of human comfort, and most difficult to exterminate, 1s rheumatism. Many middie-azed people suffer tor- ture with ft, and the old folks who have it find it the pest of their lives. The case of a venerable lady of Lewiston, Mass., is of great interest to the victims of this tough old enemy. Mrs. Sweit says: “I have been using Perry Davis’ Pain Kilier for about eight years. As soon as I apply Pain Killer T have almost immediate relief from pain.” Our Orator. ‘We know that water is first rate For ducks and geese and clattering mills, But orators and men of state Need something more than washy swills; Some draught that will the soul inspire, And fill it with Promethean fire. Our Orator Whisky 1s this Elixir grand— Its praises now resound from land to land, Camsrams, MCCALL & Co. ‘To Consumptives. Many have been happy to give their testimony in favor Of the use of “Wilbor’s Pure Cod-Liver | Oil and Lime, perience has proved it to be a val- | uable remedy Tor Consumption, Asthma, Dip! id_ All diseases of the throat and lungs. ured only by A.B. Wilbor, Chemist, Bos— id by all druggists, €0 Ask your Grocer for “I Have Been Afflicted with an affection of the throat from childhood, caused by diphtheria, and have used various reme- 1 to ump awe never found anything eq Bronehtal Troches.”—Ret. G. M. F. ‘eton, Ky. Sold only in boxes. What Science Offers You. Use no. ln: salves or lotions, Benson's Capcine Poror ters are best. Quick, highly medicinal, 2% é Prevision. Look round this habitable world, how few Know their own good, or knowing tt, pursue.” But every one knows his way to Henning, the clothier, 410 7th street, Ask your Grocer for the Orator Rye Whisky. The Galvano-Magnetic Treatment Ov DISEASE (AND COMBINATION SYSTEM.) Call or send for pamphlet containing many testJ- | Montals of cures wrought in Baltimore, Washing- ton and other places.“ Consultation free at our ofiice or home of'patient. Satisfaction guaranteed. E. A. Parsons & Co., N.E. corner Lexington and Liberty sts., and 922% F street n. w., Washington, D.C. Washington office hours, 8 a.m. to7 p.m. 2 Open This, J. Jay Gould’s Xmas Cards, Scrolls, Toys, ete. 12 Lundborg’s Perfume, Edenta. Carstairs, McCall & Co.’s Whisky Orator. Burnetts Coconine Promotes a vigorous and healthy growth of the hair. It has been used in thousands of cases where the hair was coming out, and has never failed to arrest itsdecay. Use Burnett's Flavoring Extracts— e Maryland Club Whiskey at Willard’s hotel. J. M. Laroque’s Bar! Tas, for more than half a century, been In use by all classes of people, and indorsed by emuent phy- sicians as the best tonic and invigorator éxtant. ‘The weak, the nervous, the debilitated, all find 1t to give new fe, vigor and happines&. Particu- larly a lady’s medicine, $1 a bottle. Sold by drug- gists, W.E. ‘Thornton, Proprietor, Baltimore and larrison streets, Baltimore, Md. tu,th,s-6m_ Blue Flannel Shirts and Hané-knit Jackets,$1, $2, $3, $4, at Auerbach’s, 7th and H. €0 Lundborg’s Perfume, Marechal Niel Rose. Get it Sure! on Rats” Almanac, at druggists, stamp. E. 8, Wells, Jersey City. 1 “Alderney Dairy Wagons.” Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning, and delivered in balf-pouhd “Ward” prints, 50c. per Round. Also, Cottage Cheese, Buttermlli aid Sweet e068 xer of Calisaya ran or mailed for ik, Sc. per quart, Crean 16c. pint. _ AUCTION SALES. ES & Cl Opposite City Post Office. LASS CARRIAGE WORK, FINE SETS OF ND-HAND DOUBLE AND SINGLE HAK- SECOY NESS, &c., AT AUCTION, ECEMBER SIXTH, at FIR On THURSDAY MORNING, TWELVE O'CLOCK, in front of our PHAE1ON, built by Young, nearl; condition. WN MARKET WAGON. rs & Co., Philadelph: HAR! JUNTED HARNESS. AST HAKNESS, to the above sale, and ONE DOUBLE +E BRI Particular attention is call those desiring first-class goods showld not fall Present. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioncers. EXTENSIVE SALE OF FULNITURE, CARPETS, ‘(ORATED WALE, . AT AUCTION. On HURSDAY, DE MBER . at TEN O'CLOCK A. ML, we shall sell in front of our éalesroom— Walnut Chamber Suitex, Parlor Furniture, Dining-room Furniture, Mantel and Per Mirrors Folding Beds. Mahogany Book Cann and Wardrobes. pink ‘1 le mn ervices. ‘Toilet ‘ware, Hall Hack, two Handsome Chamber Suites, new, Mahoxany Side Tables, Antique Sideboard, and a general assortment of Housekeeping Articles. Terms Cash, WALTER B, WILLIAMS & CO., d4-2t Auctioneers. Wyouter B, WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers, 3 CLOTHING, UNDERWEAR, SHOFS, GUI- MIOLIN, WATCHES, PISTOLS, &., AT THURSDAY, On O'CLOCK A. DECEMBER SIXTH, at TEN we Shall sell. within our Salésroom the removed. to our Salesroom for conve- WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., ‘Auctioncers, stock of a nce Of BE TPUXCANSON BROS., Auctioneers, RECEIVERS? SALE OF SMALL STOCK OF WINES, LIQUORS, FLASKS, DEMIJOHNS, &e. By virtue of an order of the Suprem: District of Columbia, passed in the cause of Fitzmorria M al., Equity No. 84 the undersined I it pniblic auctl th on FRIDAY, THE SEVE ft, 1883, at THE HOUR OF TEN 1'Stock of Wines, Liquors, Demi- O'CLOCI _a4-3t WpoMas DOWL! VERY VALUABLI RES THR rH SI STREET, On TUESDAY, DECEM. 1883, at FOUR O'CLOCK, » between Market and having a front Of about 44 feet by an nts consist of a three-story pressed- re % ¥ L2 rooms and cellar, with all modern improv This is a valuable property, and should command the attention of parties desiring able investment nt how S' SAL] REAL ESTATE ‘HE CITY OF W NGTON, D.C, piting of a deed of frst dated 3 day of D. 1882, reeorded in Liber No, 994, folio the District of Columbia,’ and at the request of riies thereby secured, we will sell, ut publie auction, in front of each of the prem: ies hereluabter described, te following real extate, to wit: ‘On FRIDAY, FOURTEENTH DAY OF DECEMBE A.D. 1883, at FOUR O'CLOCK P.M. ull those pieces 0} ground kiown as Lots One, Two, ‘Three, Eleven,‘Twelve and Thirteen, in sqnare one thousand and twenty-thres (1,025), situated on South K and L streets and 13th street cant, kuown as M. H, Homiller’s Slaughter House prop- erty and also improved by a large dwelling house. And IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE SALE of prop- erty in aaid square 1,023 we will sell all those pieces of wronnd known aa the cagt, thirty-one feet weven inches Of lot twenty-two and the west thirteen fect and seven. inches of lot twenty-three by the depth of said lots, in square one thousand and forty-seven, situated "on south K street, between 13th and Ith streets east. im- proved by small Frame Dwelling Houses of five roous each, ‘Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money cash, and the balance in six; twelve and eighteen months, with interest at six per. from day of sale, for which the purchaser or purchasers shall xive their promissory hotes, secured by deed or deeds of trust on tlie property sold. or all cash, at the option of the purchaser or pur Chasara, $50 to be paid in cash on each piece of property. at the time of sale, All conveyancing and recording at purchaser or purchasers’ cost. ‘Terms of sale to be com- plied with in ten days from day of sale, otherwise the property will be resold at the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser or purchasers, after five days’ notice in The Evening Star. ‘The said real estate will be sold subject toall taxes uid assessments thereon. The tax collect- or's certificate of the taxes and assessments will be ex- hibited at the sales, WILLIAM J. MILLER, ; ogtteg 6 Louisiana venue, prustoes, as-dkas 506 10th street northwest, LFor Other Auctions See Seventh Page.) is coming, and to be ready for It yon should call at our Store, where we can show foryorrinspection the largest fof HEATING STOVES ever seen in this city, Among them are the celebrated RADIANT HOME, DUCHESS and REGALIA, ll « first-clasa re: Yertable fine Stoves, Alao, 8 great variety of COOKING STOVES and RANG! ‘both. Portable and Brick Set; PAA A ERE et e. on Danforth’s ELULD is sold. - Call andcxamnine our stock, W. & JENKS & CO, wept 717 Tth street northwest, Buses Barrrvone Hears: ‘The ati enticn of Housekeepers and others is again in- vited to these justly CELEBRATED LATROEE STOVES, q Thr beauty and excellence of workmanship and finist:, enhanced by lute Laprovements render them su- to nny crate Latrobe in thematkct. Tho only ; TROBE Wie : HOLIDAY GOODS. S. a HOLIDAY GOODS. HOLIDAY GOOD! Booss: Booxs: Booxs: Just Received at BAUM'S BOOK DEPARTMENT | tioueande of Becks, which we guarantee to furnish Lower than any book-stcre in the city. ‘These Books, either, im, sets or einucly., include the ist standard Au: thors in History, Biography and Fiction, a well as the Latest Publications in choice Literature, Adine line of Mustrated Books, including Poe's Raven, illustrated by Dore. Dante's Inferno, illustrated by Dore, Paradise Lost, illustrated by Dore. Bible Gallery, illustrated by bore tyr Iustrated by Dore. Trnumphede Cupidon, Mustvated by Henry Lossow, Pzane's Fan, illustrated by Poul Avril. Uzane's Sunshade, &c., illustrated by Paul Avril, HOLIDAY OPENING! LIST OF SOUVENIRS “NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.” PPP. Pee ana ae Ps Bgs 4117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Woonwarp & Lormor BEG TO ANNOUNCE THEIR FOURTH GRAND ANNUAL SALE SILK AND LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, IN THE MOST EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT AND MOST ELEGANT VARIETY EVER SHOWN IN WASHINGTON, AND AT THE MOST. REASONABLE PRICES, WE CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION TO OUR FRENCH CLEAR LAWN HEMSTITCHED HAND- KERCHIEFS, IN HALF-INCH, THREE-QUARTER- INCH AND INCH HEMS; AND OUR ALL-LI HAND-EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFS, IN BOTH PLAIN WHITE AND COLORED EMBROID- ERY, AT AS BEING SPECIALLY GOOD VALUE FOR THE PRICE. SILK HANDKERCHIEFS. AS A NOVELTY, WE SHOW CHINA CREPE SILK | HANDKERCHIEFS IN TWO SIZES, FOR POCKET AND NECK-WEAR-THE MOST ELEGANT SILK {| HANDKERCHIEF EVER SEEN, WE THINK. COLORS: CARDINAL, LIGHT BLUE, PINK AND CREAM WHITE. ONE PRICE ONLY. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, 921.... PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ...921 a1 J. W. Drew, PHARMACIST, Conxen PENNA. AVE, AND 9TH STREET, ‘Takes pleasure in announcing the arrival of a large and complete sssortment of Manicure goods from the estab- lishment of Dr-J. Parker Pray, America’s iret Manicure: DIAMOND NAIL ENAMEL; '1¢ ROSALINE; CREAM VANOLA: POLISHERS IN IVORY AND BOXWOOD; FRENCH SCISSORS; FRENCH FILES FILES: FRENCH CUTICLE KNIVES. o27-3m Ovextxa Or Hous Goons, SEATON PERRY, (SUCCESSOR TO PERRY & BROTHER,) WILL OPEN ON MONDAY, DECEMBER 3p, PARIS AND VIENNA FANCY NOVELTIES, ALLIGATOR-SKIN BAGS AND POCKETBOOKS, BRASS PLAQUES AND BRIC-A-BRA FANCY BASKETS AND WALL-POCKETS. BRUSH AND COMB SETS, PLUSH PERFUME CASES, Er orae CELEBRATED COLOGNE AND EX- PLUSH SCARFS. TIDIES AND PILLOWS. RAW SILK TABLE AND PIANO COVERS. NOVELTIES IN LUNCH CLOTHS WITH DOYLEYS TO MA’ NOVELTIES IN LADIES’ AND GENTLEMEN’ SILK UMBRELLAS. 2 EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFS, SILK MUFF- PERINO?T'S KID GLOVES, SILK HOSTERY. BLACK AND COLORED STRIPED AND BROCADED Mey Pag SUPERIOR STYLES, FOAM g2 70 FRENCH BROADCLOTHS AND TRI FOR La- DIES’ HABITS. 2088 POE UL ELEGANT STOCK OF IMPORTED RWIS) LAXON'S RADEMERS ‘0G1 CAMELS HAIR . AND PURE SILK VELVETS. f@-SUPERB ASSORTMENT OF BROCADED VEL- YEEDEESS FRONTS, EVENING ‘SILKS, BUOCADES ‘SPECIAL APARTMENT ISPLAY! E mae FABRICS. ze 2 we 5W-CHOICE GOOD: He 3, PLAIN FIGURES AND COR- SEATON PERRY, Perry Building, Pennsylvania avenue, cornér Sth street, Eztablished 1240, at Graxp Stock _ | ‘THANKSGIVING SPECIALS IX GROCERIES, TOW FRIGKS. Al: le Poems, finely illustrated as Gift Books. nine! Antet ascortsient of ‘Javenile Books ever offered city. ‘Bibles, Books and Hymnal Christinas Cards. New Kears Candy, Tore, Games, &e. | ‘BAUS BOOK DEPARTMENT, a 416 7th street ng T O-MORROW. ANNUAL NOUNCEMENT, MOORE & LEDING, Jewrtens, 1109 Pennsylvania avenue, © to examine their = ‘on ~Houpars: Ho CANDIES! CANDIES!! CANDIES Invite their friends and the Holiday Stock of SHARPLESS PHILADELPHIA CANDY FACTORY. | piamoNDs, WATCHYS, JEWELRY, SILVER AND QUADRUPLE PLATED WARE, AND THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN CLOCKS AND Great Reductions at Fine Mixed Candy, 250, per Ib.: 5 1bs. $1, | Fu ch Mixture, 0c, per Ib.: 6 Ibs. $1. | yam ansedocn Meche per Ib,; 635 1bs, $1. AN goods marked in pain firures and at extremely low Americ 18. 3 pane | Broken Candy, 15e. perIb.; 7 Ibs. $1 Bo & Whitman's Confe: Fruits, 0c. per 1b. To mlieve the usual ru nid to induce early s to Churches, Sunday Schools, &e. a discount of TEN PER and buying in quantities | and Plated Ware f= tly and at prices that | ber Sth, inclusiy Hem 7 have decided to take n all Clocks, et With to Dece | an | Parties can have their on cannot be equaled. Bring your orders in soon as possible, OOPS, FRANK SHARPL Manufacturer of Pure Confe al Prayers and trayer Books, Bi Jands a Specialty, GREAT REDUCTION JOUN C. PARKER, BEST BLACK DIAGONAL Ct. €17 AND €19 SEVENTH STREPT, FROM $3 TO 35 tly opposite Entrance to Patent Ofioe. BLACK JERSEY COATS, $19 TO $8.59, —— IN FACT AGKEAT REDUCTION LINE IN WitAPS. JUST RECEIVED A NEW INVOICE OF TRICOT NCLUDING THE Groves: Groves: Ghovess For Men— Kia. pla’ ver, Buck, Castur, Dog, € GLOVES. barks: Chevrette, Rese » Lined aud Diving iN: PERYARD. = A full Line of Perrin’s GLOVES made specially for ua, NOVELTIES IN HOLIDAY GOODS AT POPULAR THICES, . TYSSOWSKI BROS., Cor. 15th sl G streets n. w. 8. L. HEMPSTONE, sui) Agile a To ADAY XNNOUNCEMENT. 2 omanner srace. | Mfouray, Axsorscenret, aus natn with the lant Pra aescrtnal tock ened have ever had the pleasure of offering to the public, and at prices 2s low as the lowest, Finely Glustrated Books: standard Books in sets; the Po y and Pocket Bibles; Prayers: piles, Gn immense stock and variety; 5 hang, Goods in Plash, Rusa viting Desks; Christm ME Books Call eaaly | BALLANTYNE & SON, 428 7th Strect, Diy Goons. TRUNNEL & CLARK, 811 Marker Srace, Have Very Handsome Goods at Popular Prices, 42 inch, ell-wool French Suitings, this season’ ., 81; have not been seid less than R125. Weinvite an examination of duced to SL14 Tu quality and sts are u Pawel Hesunt ime of Black Sls, from the lowest to inest erades. Tricot Cloths fer 6-4.all-wool §: 100 dozen Per dozen, 25 100 dozen Decoratev Disser, TOILET SETS, RICH CUT-GLASS WARE, PARLOK AND STUDENT LAMPS, F E PLATED WARE, HOUSEFURNISHIN GOODS AND EDDY REFRI@ Tera AND cached Huck Towels, mn. Wet ial barvaius io Zable Sitiens, Quite fe have special bareains ia ‘Table. dati Blank orts, &« ae Shecting, 25 ets, a yard; thisis = to sell all Leading Domestics at “Rock Eke and Col'd Velvets, plain and brocade. All of this class of goods we get throush reliable houses, and we can ree inend them with coutdence. Our Black Goods are of the best Lupin marke, Ti Hietta Cloths, Ottoman Cloths, Queen's Clutiy, sictal of light colors in Cashmeres and Albatross ce only, marked in plain figures. TRUNNEL & CLARK. ERATORS. MARYLAND CL MONTICELLO, BAKER, OLD crow. Previons to removing our CLOAK DEPARTMENT into my New Building J have determined to REDUCE the Stock, and consequently offer ood, RELIABLE, BARGAINS, such as will speak for themselves, BASS' ALE AND GUINNESS STOUT ON DRAUGHT. OUR OTTOMAN AND EGYPTIAN SILK GAR- handsomely trimmed with Fr Pleat. back, and with Silk quiited lining, Lere- ings in th tofore sold at 239, I now offer Ten Doilars less. We have but nine of these garments. OTTOMAN SILK RUSSIAN CIRCULARS, quilted with silk, made up of the very best and trimmed with Fur, at the low price of #2 PLUSH JACKETS, herctoforw sold at $25, now €17.50, cnt FINER QUALITIES, trimmed with Fur, at #3250, now | VW, G Fiscurn, $250. ALL OUR STOCRINET COATS reduced at less than | FOREIGN ROORSFLIER | LIMRAIRE ETRANGER cost price. AND SIATIONER, | Parmer | SEE THE FIVE DOLLAR BLACK COAT, plaited back, tight Atting, and of the best Diagonal Cloth. SEE OUR JACKET WITH PLUSH COLLAR AND CUFFS, at $3 only. 629 15th st., opposite U. 8. Treasury, Washington, D.C, ‘Direct Importation cf the FINEST STATIONERY; ‘unique Styles and all latest Novelties from Laroche- Joubert & Co., Paris; Theyer & Hardtmuth, Vienna, Stationers to all Imperial Courts in Europe, Extensive stock of English hand-mede and finest American Sta. tionery. ENGRAVING of Visiting Cards, Monograms and Crests sclicited, in highest styleof perfection. 12-2m Esrcusm 1 830. JAMES Y. DAVIS’ SONS, BBR, EBs BB BBB 230 416 SEVENTH STREET. Lace Cenrams Frox & U:: SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. ‘We cpen to-day another large invoice of LACE CURTAINS, New and attractive patterns in Guipure and Antique sicns. This is our third lance involce this mouti,and red at such attractive prices as will their immucdiat Call and exami I be sure to pitrchas AMS im grat va- (21 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Peg iad at $75, €100, $125, £140, $150, $260, 9178, Silk dnd Satin Lined Circulars #15, $20, $2, Fur Lined Circulars from &: Coacher Capes, Collars and Mutts, Fur Carriage Robes from @10 up, Fur Trimming, Gents’ Seal Caps, Fur Gloves and Collars, Gents’ Dress Dog Skin and Lined Gloves, Ladies’ Seal Caps, Boys’ Scal Caps from 1.50 up. MIPCHEL 931 Pennsylvania avenue, Fore siever, RUSSIAN SILVER, OXIDIZED SILVER, REPOUSSE SILVER, QUEEN ANN SILVER, SILVERWARE ‘From the smallest odject to the lanrest and most impor tant, forming one of the most magnificent collections | ever offered in this or any other city, at thelowest | New BBoors, Prices, s SAMUEL KIRK & SO} F. : Manu J n19-Im 172 W. Bai Ss. Veuati's, 620 97H StREET His Bear, I ARound Dozen, © Abatt the Must. Asius the 1a! Spancudsin, EVANTA AVES For Holidey Candies we have the larcest assortment . We have quite a mumber of men employed ‘turing Pure Freuch Candies aud the Panous 3 Caramels, ed Pare Olive Oil on dr 0 8-6 > oOY's Bueveres, ype Laneesr size NicKeL rharep VELOCIP: Every Machine defects in metal) tion to every exam GERMAN sTUD ‘T LAMP, at IBNER'S PICYCLE SCHOOL, SCKI Comp! ee 1103 E street northwest. ete, $4.50, N. BREPAIRING A SPECIALTY. Dus-li® SerNUE RAVEN.” — TT" Sis wonns, pImre GALLERY, &e, Rat avray’e Lite Au sa tier Poshus, and fe Greenaway"s Little Ann and other Poe Kate Greenaway's Aluusiaci, 1604, 2. W. SCHAEFER, “Told in the Twilight.” ‘Lhe finest color book shown, C.C. PURSELL, DEALER IN FINE CHINA AX m2 416 9th street northwest. iSeeeicdionin a) ocl0 NO. 10207TH STREET NORTHWEST. Sea, Sxrx an = At Old Prices, We arestill selling our SEAL SEIN| $3 "2 5, |raninated beet Bag ge Garments at September Prices, having bought an ia- 3 Pn) S ee - 5 eine mense stock early, S65 srem Sho Gilee t Walzut stk: sold Bigs Siberian, Squirrel and Mink lined and trimmed CIR- | Finished. ut < CULARS, “Quilted ned DOLAANS, CIRCULARS ana | °C PRR X fished MAb shoots of Russian CIRCULARS, at New York Manufacturers’ Sant Shee is Guaee., Wo, tlso have in "i q stock a ful — GGG UU N RN (brated #39 Gun. eG Fur Trimming, Far Collar and Capes, Rickardeon's 8100 Lammerices Guns 200 Black Russian Hare MUFFS,at $1.25, $1.50 and 4. U. ONEARA & CO., ail Satin Linea. amcocemmmned COME ee All goods sold as cheap as any house in America WILLETT & RUOFF, Hatters and Furriers, 905 Pennsylvania avenno. J. APANESE SCROLLS, FANS, ETC, vative Piet aoe es. Jey Gould. 491 9th st. mit s, Cu Rovvenr, ‘NOS. 403 AND 405 7TH STREET NORTHWEST. HEADQUARTERS FOR THE WITTNEY CULL eit N'S CARRIAGE COMPANY, THE CHEAPEST FOR BEAUTY, co! DUMABISIEE Bey ‘nAnee* “SD sare Del er Sai Ares, fr and Uwe Goodit ‘Ww euit the times, Cay RTA Ee conn aunt? es CEA ota ge a7 314 7th st . doors above Ras ave, Sunrs DOL SORE FEAT Sab SaaS eae yawn ‘The Birt market yeare, ane thimerade ot oar tat Shai ca testy So ata Pris bela igual “SYSTERS* suTnr, fhe eat Atting and auwvet wusloem iu quality of any shied gala ocl7-3m_ Sea, Sax Guanwests, 88 to 52 inches long, cut in to the figure, selling at old Prices, notwithstanding the rise in skis. ‘The popular Mink-lined Circulars, with handsome bor- der of Mink tails, 290 to 150. Siberian Squirsal and other fur-lined Circulars, £75 Circulars and Dolmans with quilted linings, 825, 820, $25, $30, 235, 840. Finest Seal Plush Sacques wth Seal trimmings, Novelties for young ladies ia Shoulder Knot Capes and Satchel Muffs, ‘Beaver, Chinchilla, Astrakan and other ppm a eanade BE STINEMETZ & SON, ‘Harrens axp Fonniens, n22 1237 Pennsylvania avenue. MPOR’ OF ‘. [peronrens oy race oAC. cA to $1.50 per Far trimmings