Evening Star Newspaper, December 8, 1883, Page 8

INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE STAR. The Mexican Veterans. ADDRESSES DELIVERED AT LAST NIGHT'S SESSION— CLOSING PROCEEDINGS TO-DAY. At the evening session of the Association of Mexi- can Veterans, at Abner’s ball, last evening, Hon. Thomas J. Mackey, the orator of the evening, deliv- ered an address coutatning « most inveresting recap- itulation of the principal events of 1545 and 1846, and Vivid deseriptions of the noted battles of the Mexi- can war. Of the 80,000 men who participated In these battles, he sald, scarcely 6,000 still survive; yet it was sald against the bill to pension them that too many are stl! Hy Axcsrnstét AITORNY €rry Trems—sth page Coustey Eran Esr. s—4th pace, Gen. Joun A. Logan was called for, and tn re- ST (Honses)—#th pace. Sponse delivered a short address, during which he Fon Revt (Miscellaneous) ath pare, Said that for himself, he would yous a pension to ‘ any of the veterans who recognizes hitaself as an For s ons)}—Sth page, Amerlean citizen, and reeugaizes the American fag “oR Sane ¢ h page. as his flag, but t6 no one who does not. The exer- For Sate (Lots)—ith page, cises closed with a recitation by Miss Nellie Robert- Horets, &—4i1h page on pase. THE NEXT PLACE OF MRETING. The veterans resumed thelr session this morning at Abner’s Hall, Gen. Denver presiding. The ab- sorbing question of interest was the selection of the next place of meeting. Philadelphia and New Or- leans were mentioned, but after considerable dis cussion it was decided to hold the next meeting at St. Louis October sth next. Gen. Albert Pike offered a resolution declaring that upon the death of a veteran his oldest son uguld represent him in the association. This was objected to by some, and the resulution was finally Teferred to a committee ecnsisting of Messrs. Pear- son, of St. Louis, Robinson, of Ohio, Tuffts and Clark, of New Jersey. ‘The association then took a recess until 12:30. RECEIVED BY THE PRESIDENT. When the association resumed its session this afternoon a motion was adopted to call on the President in a body, to invite him to the banquet at Abner's, at 8 o'clock th ening. At two o'clock the veterans, marshaled by Col H, A. Reynolds, the pre: Philadelphia, and escorted by the representatives of nine posts of the G. A. R., under command of Col. Cameron, the Union Veteran Corps, Capt. Thoma- son, and First Corps Union Veterans, Capt. Tap- Pan, marched up the Avenue to the White’ House, Where they were recelved by the President. ‘The delégation from the First York regi- ment, headed by Capt. Jacob R. Riley, their presi- dent, to-day paid a visit to Col” Ward B. Burnett, List or Lerren:—t p3 ND Fouxp—ath page. Moxky To Loas—4th paga Mrvrest, &e.—7 Waxtrp (Situations) 4th page, Waxten (Houses)—ith paze. Wavrep (Rooms)—4th pase. Wastep (M:scellaneons)—th page. Woon xp Coar—Sth pace ———— LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, Wasntneros, D. C.. Dec. 8, 1885, 9:30 a.m. For the middle Atlantic states, rainy followed or colder, clearing we ther, wind veering to slorthwesterly, risiug preceded on the coast by falling barometer. SPECIAL BULLETIN—COLDER PATR WEATHER TO-MOR- ROW er is indicated for the At- , Tennessee, and the Ohio } at his home in this city — Dissatisfaction in the W. L. I. Corps. RESIGNATIONS OF LINE OFFICERS REQUESTED. At the meeting of the Washington Light Infan- Uy corps, on Wednesday, the dissatisfaction which Colder and fair wei Tantic and gnuit sta ee i n. W., on Monday next | emer buying $1. worth of | arucle ever given by any nies on account of their lack of eMictenc drill found expression ti ution request the Une officers to resign. ‘The introduction of this Tesolution gave rise to an extended snd somewhat heated debate, but it was finally passed. al understanding is that while all the with the exception of the commanding of been requested to resisn, dissatist | Fegard to only two of them, and when the election occurs at the meeting next Wednesday night the ak WIth these c the sense rsh during the two Weeks previous to Christmas we offer this, our! Holiday Gitt nee, thereby giving our patrons a | ebance te make theirselections of Holiday goods at | is yet standin Ling oF jos OF every description of Space and a great many ane house turn! euples, 10,000 sqima Dargains can be obtaire IN FINE PHOTOGRAPHS. Photos admitted to be the mo of some © npantes cult Uc In posing lighting and the finest fin re. not drilled enough, end. in ¢ pictures in the Reduced to three dollars the other companies are ahesdof them in dezen. Jarge Work alse reduced. Rice y in the man’ rep ja avente. j = = —Anwho buy fre AM Artilleryman Loses a Hand. dollar: ; SUppers, rubbers or | BLOWN OFF BY THE PREMATURE DISCHARGE OF A aretics, sth, Wi be presentes with CANNON. j # palr Of sl y cents and While Captain Hanuemann’s battery was firing a es an ehe } an Veterans at noo to | In Window. y department, one of the a ged, blowing off the AC. Herbert, restdtis aS prematurely ¢ t hand of a gunner n: at the corner of Sthand D street, The arm «as J eompletely severed just above the wrist. The wonnded man was conveyed to Milburn’: ore, and after receiving ‘medical assistance . faked to his heme. From inquiries made amon those who wit Uhat there must ha ed the ysion it is arelessn) who had © thing to do with where. The gun h authorized to open | frst fire," He was ashy med charee | home in an aMmvul been Invited sot credit for the sur thi Phils cori Wi: > Works Re tu of ceremonles ction is made tn jus se fulthfully for the ea- evening > The advance sale of se: That the extraordina ‘te public In Mrs. Langtry’s det actress was due in the first 1 nent position she occupied asa leader of fashion, and her reputailon as a recorniz At would be absurd to deny, but she Mon tale id accountable be udment hallenged as an actress hus been most diverted into eriticisius on her personal ance. Mrs. Langtry now presents herself to arhest id enthusiistic student Shas been Interest. shown 1 t profession: Tiasmtow RveKE! Master of Cere WASHING. D5, Photographs to on for fWo IOLTbS, | She ha spared no paths to fit he oELL rthe profession she adopted. She has oes sl | Drought together a company which, 5:3 © styles, 16 cents, all- | a5 a Wh she bellevi ed ¢ ; black and colored casb- | this continent, and she has spe » Su i hawls, blankets and bed | Of money In furnishing them — an Tost artistic and complete co and taste could devise, so. th: ‘ant ve 18 . ee Sete, once: presents may be given with ev PorocRar#, and haven't | sory to ensure thelr suc te are te | grounds in which she appeals to the public for ap- proval and support, “inercly these and nothing AT 9th st. .w., | more.” ntl skili the play which she rY spossible acces: Dorsey CLAGerr. with Duncanson Bre ate'agents, ——-—__ PREP: | | Herp to As F RORBERY.—About | secured some choice brands | ¢ o/ciock tht rt Morgan arrested are tellow with 2ge, | Wittam wrner of 6th and Ua 7th street mW. | ew York ave with two blankets ner hf e ae mm. In the Poli¢e Court this morning it w A swe throat vield readily to B| Shown that the blankets had been stolen’ from t pea See Denys: | stay Jas. E. Bowen, ‘The case was sent to Shedd’s, 409 9th | the gr: Usrrvn Hollda: ts Street, at | Miyp_axp Bell delivered 1 aC last Saturday: Drst Of a series of lec- great a certain cat? BAS. | tures bel af the Washington Schoo ee king not allowed,” | of Fiocution and English L YO M. street So |i Ww. ‘The parlors were tiller with studer 1 "Pros uing fine photos for the holidays will Lawrence, membersof the Philosophical Society and | De Pleased to hear that Rice, the celebrated and | ollers Interested 4n this branch of educationial Work, artiste puctographer. has reduret the price of nis | Prot. Bell speae on “Mind atid “Air? as elements fine cabinet ph 2 necessary to The development of spe ne dis dozen. P was sclent tographer, and pra¢ & audien but the subfs iy “t was tre sto delight and lst ado course : ruct the je appreei and 1259 Penn FrLoor On. CLoTH chotee styles of Floor 808’ ea A Lawyer REBUKED BY JrDGR Court Mis morning Fljah vd $5 lor assaniting Mrs. 1 #9 East €: ore court h Was ordered b When the ¢ added that he in the Police Court, when he lias non Ssprt.—In the Hey him $10 for cont most apt ng Lo mak optician, under Na- | CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements, &e HEATER. —May To-night. @ Mitehell in “Lit Acsowwrery Pose Opera company tn | RRR 00, YF AL 1 lbaker's Majestic Con- | Reo 8 Sy fh B Bolkdati | Rk RO O ¥ AAA LL DIE Mrseeat.—Curl 3 and Interesting per- k R 00 YA ALLLL formance | Masowic TEuPLE.—Fair of the Washington Con- | tentials a Condensed Locals. Street Sainps will be lighted at 11:15 p. m. and ex- | , Tat 5. son, both colored, Boa wie we ar to-day fo-carry- i" PPPO UWWWWD DEE RRR iy. 2 0 0 WWWW D DE RR. BP 0G W OW DDD EEER EK. WW. Coren few ¢ prove “eof Me ndree M. x A marvel of purity, elected strength, and wholesomeness, More economical thaa This powder never variea. nee of I ity on the oe s aes Searels Stoek was elected alters | %@ ordinary kinds, and canzot be sold in competition nate. i with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or Phosphate powders. Sold only incans. Roxat Baxixe FOwDER Co., 106 Wall street, N.Y. ape | | | apaky A. Capital City Guards, cetebrated its | lversary ball at the Washington | The tttendance was | cements were Capt. | AJ. We Cap | poral A. Bay | vances were Sold, share, amounting to Ke of $145 to € eof the | comintttec of the | K undermines health, and the constiutional visor willreturn. Those who suffer from an enfecbled and disordered state of the system, should take Ayer’s Sar- saparilla to cleanse the blood, and restore vitality. Hrs termination cf cass of croup, when a yo: ‘ight have been saved by the prompt use of Ay: Cherry Pectoral! Be wise in thue, and keop a both it on hand, ready for instant use. ag ascert commit- tee. Mr. Chas. S. Moore was elected nuanelal se retary. ‘OW OFTEN DO WE HEAR OF THE SUDDEN evening at Abner’ ul Schulze, pres! ts will be re sentauve Lo- ative KR. Guenther, Dakota.—Samuel B. young graduate trom Tie Srax | Who Went a few months to! foreman of Ue prosperous Du Goons of 320 acres of ne: f sevens town lots tu that booming city. Mr. Milton, who hus been | et secretary of the Dakota executh com~- ill urge upou Congress uhis winter | Dakots, Tor statehood, arrived tn asUm Unis mornin ' Duess | Nove:tmes, Hormay | Perry's advertisement in | te the curiosity of all the | tellsof genuine India Shawls eon sale for a few days oni land, near | TRUNNEL & CLARK, 811 Marker Space, Have Very Handsome Goods at Popular Prices. ‘wool Frezich Suitings, this season’ Jot been sold less than’ $1.25, Invite aft exawrination of our all-silk Brocade, re-s duced to $1.18. y and styles they are unsur- Silks, rom the lowest to rhs for ladies tailor made suits at $1.25 to $2, | Suitings $1: erend barvain. Children's ribbed, regular inade Hose, 83 INDIA Suawrs, eM Poperty of ecelel Compe lozen, 25 cts. & pair. Mien Che prinsipel dee ae Cae zen all-liticn leached Tvek Towels, knotted SS of sods both tm this country and } “Sodamn allcimos Nocti reduced to $1. ‘The stock of V Tine Siks which | _ We lave special Iy in Yatle Liiens, Quilts, YS 15 eqvally tempting and valuable, to te, Co: . Bay HOLT ¢ Of a larse ussortment of holiday goods, = ave PROM Deata.—Mrs. J. P. Hol- . residing at No. SoS Black and Cola Velvets, plain andy LWwes sget mats J street ‘ Soak deat fn aioe mantic anes PSOE | Sperone eee ee ae netoe Bthe day before ther recovered. i Ope ie only, marked in plain Graces, ent of the Scott Legion, | the old commander of the regiment, who fs blind, | has for some time existed in some of the compa- | yin the tance to the proml- | RGE OUT THE LURKING DISTEMPER THAT | Collegians Discussing Langtry. A SKETCH BY ROSALIND. It was a crowdof Princeton boys, where the Young Hotspurs of the south, the youthful Nimrods of the west, and the sprigsof educated wealth be- longing to the east, commingling in the gymna- si The exercises were over, and one of the fel- lows had an autograph card ‘of the Jersey Lily, which his father, a member of Congress, had sent him, on which, following the name, “Lillie Lang- Uy,” were the words adapted trom Campbel® “The House wos sad—the garden was a wild, And man, the member—sigh'd til Laugtry sini." No use of twisting the “Pleasures of Hope” that way in Washington, sald an impetuous young outherner from Louisiana. Tom Moore does {t persectly with but the change of a single word, Where he says: ! woman. whose form and whose soul me the spell and the lih ch path we purse, Whether sunw'd in the tropics or chilled at the pole, Tf Langtry be there, there is happiness too.t* “Let one of her own people have a show at thts,” 1a young Jerseyman from Hoboxus. “We have long our river yet,—aud Ben Jonson has bright ng vole | sharp face Son of the White } gion. “We have a poet who gets away from your English versi- liers in doing justice to the Lily. Listen to what | Longtellow writes of the be: y. form’ of clay?" Westward the tide of heauty takes its wa: r St. Lous. and that is Wi rble vs : | The whole continent ts | their loveliness. Even ix “My only books Ar woinan’s looks, y's all they've taught me.” merican, at whose Beck and aes listens, calmed the last chance, as his father, too, had Lahgtry’s eard, and | he quoted Burns: ded natvety, ory, reads, golden sunset glorifted the Me crowned U1 to their lodge _— CHOICE Worss or ARt.—™ MMs auction rooms western horizon, and to them nc yWhere; its rad skies and Its | Spirit walked with nd Penn yivaida hotve collectle 1 of oil pa hand Johat acs A. OF nition on Monday, the 10th, p Born of these. riists are nen of Tepntation and members of the New Yor of productions are wr art in Washineton and elsewhere, uthor-artist, in, WH offer to few he will ler pichires of American scene eh attention tn Nev during the past year. by al 1ues sortels pletures, subjects, for which L Tew of Nis eeclest- his heme has been so 2 Us country, if hav= no and photograph thousind coptes. are to be the y those. works Of art © holiday Tat ‘rhe subjects f: ms that stes can be gratitie nd itis but ted people of the elty have havi so zood an opportunity as Uie present for beau- Utying their parlor w. StIcIpe oF A LADY.—Mrs, Josephine Bosworth, an esteemed lady, until recently of Uhis city, took & large dose of $1 nine last Satirday night near Pa Visiting relatives. ‘The death. She had been ina. Ving this efty, about she leave: un about 10. ‘3 iends In Uuis city to mourn her sad te of + mont Now IS THE TIME TO CURE i SKIN HUMoRS. | | _ Itisat this season when the pores open freely and the Perspiration is abundant, that Distizuring Humors, Hu- miliating Eroptions Itching Tortures, Salt Rueum or Eezema, Psorias Baby Humors, Scrofuls, Serof and Discharging wounds, and tly and Pimply Diseases of t Scalp are most speedily and economically cured by the Curicura ReMEDres, | | | sertion that Skin, s IT IS A FACT. Hundreds of letters in our possession (copies of which may be had by return mail) are our authority for the as- 1p and Blood Humors, whether | Scrofulous, inherited or Contazious, imanently cnred by Curicura Ri . the new Blood Paritier, Diuretic and Aperient, internally, and TICUR, “UTICURA Soap, the great Skin Cures and Beautifiers, externally, in one half the time aud at one half the expense of any other seasoa, ARTH. greatest medicines on Coricena Rewevtes are th arth. Had the worst case S: My mother bad it twenty y 1b Ra would have saved herlife. My arms, bs head were covered for three years, which nothing relieved or cured until Tu: Resouvent internally, and Cvriccra Soar externally. J. W. ADAM: GE BLOOD MEDICIN The half has not been told as tothe ereat curative powers of the CvTicura Reaepres Areds 0 rv inediciues to cure diseases of the blood Lnever found anything yet to equal the Curtcurs Reaeoies, CHAS, A. WILLIAMS, Providence, RL. CURE IN EVERY CASE, ar CuTIcrRs REM ntsell all other medicines skin i My customers and patie say that they have effected where other remedies hav enre failed, i. W. BROCKWAY, M.D, Franklin F: seemed to be | OW be per- | It Rhema in this county. | M vs, and in fact died from it, | Fricuds and relatives respecttully invited to attend. 2" -d the CuTicuRA | Thave paid hun- | Killed by the Cars. TER ACCIDENT BY WHICH NIGHT CONDUCTOR WEST Last night, at 11th street and Maryland avenue southwest, an accident occurred by which Mr. Alexander West, night yard conductor of the B. & P. railroad, lost his life. Some cars were being shifted, and Mr. both legs were Ford and Board: testified to the containing a lot ¢ Phillips, and stat from Several were. Adolpl Ie res of the si en office, tical up plies. cu: defense, i} ATTEND To THE and that the dise: fence’ remed for ull affections of the SAM is } DASILELL of GILPERT, of Was! BAKER. | GEORGE EDWARD BAK | and Mary ‘Oh! could we cail our darling back, i rom deati's cold embrace, | For never again can anoth Hi wp Dowling will sell, at | ,Funeral from his perents? West Washi latives @ onld ney No. never, With hes And voi Oh! she wi How cal How eau 2 OF ral from December 9, at 3 isan Fj 3 | 1 aud K { | « ith late Henry ineral from streets, at 2 pan, Jus friends ane Vited to attend. Be H Funeral the ¥ | On idow then to the Tim hier niass will be O.K. B. for interm aim. beloved husband o Faneral will tak andy respectfully invite IARDELLA. On | Frances Iardella, whence it will pi flowers, WIN ©, ce | and wood av M. hein, dist Church, | | 3. PETT nu years and 23 days, ral from En All { A, daush’ Sone ti p.m. iis | nenMol 2di Sold by all dr: VENT, S15 Price: Cutrcura, 50 cts.; ¥ YorreR DEUG asp CHEM- For Row Pimples, $I cune Seuusa Orr. TO CLOSE BUSINESS. OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF WINTER AND SUMMER CLOTHING YOUTHS, LOYS' AND CHILDREN'S a, Blackheads, Ble je Humors, use OF DOMESTIC AND MAPLIN THE BEST X elf of this opportm Tt will pay you, a8 to close business, FOREIGN NNEI 1 ABELL Avail you efits, but LIKES, BERWANGER & CO., $10 SEVENTH STREET, atm s KAzexsters, Manager. Repecrioys. THE WARM WEATHER OF THE PAST FEW DaYS HAS CAUSED A FALLING OFF IN OUR SALES or OVERCOATS AND SUITS. Having a large stock on hand wo are bound to move them, NO MATTER WHAT THE LOSS MAY BE, and therefor we have reduced our prices to the follow- low fy ys tere rear OVERCOATS, | Sota formerly at | ¢25, ¢20, 818, #17, $16, 81%, $12, 910, ¢9, $8, 86, We will sell now at 3 $20, $16, $15, $13, $12, $11, $10, $3, $0, $5, $4. SUITS, Sold formerly at $23, $20, $18, 316, 815, $13, $12, 810, , ‘We will sell now at $19, $16, $15, $13, $12, $10, 89, $3. | LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO., ar CORNER SEVENTH AND G STREETS. INA, GLASSWARI C PUTED Wake AND CUTLERY, f GOOD Qu: IW PRI omnis 19ck GuRtalN STRETCHER, alt coupling, when his shoe caught in the frog of the Sant the wheels of 2 ear passing over him, Davidson's drug store and attended by Drs. to Providence hospital, where he died about one O'clock. He resided at Alexandria, Va. CHARGE OF STEALING FROM THE In the Police Court this morning Gabriel Wroe, colored, was charged with larceny. Officer Nt ton last Thursday with a bag 1n_ hls possession, station the prisoner bh Ee E nal bureau, t dantis employed ¢ Wroe made @ confession to med WOU nes arr) id Lung Diseas: L—GILBERT. Marri: Ith, 1883, 16 On December Sth, 1883, at 6 o'clock e. m. 5 E Baker, aged 7 monthsand 26 days. rom death's Fill up her yacaut jluce. Jn ths cold. Suddenly, on December 6, 1883, WILLTA! wifcrnin, formerly of Georgetown, D.C. 1s, unbarton-strect M-E church Sunday, paper Friday, Dee 1 fortitude, will take’ place Sunda » from her late residen ets northwest nn her late re northwest, at 8 o'clock ain. HOWARD, On Friday. HEOPHILUS E. ¥ ndays, of pleural at 2 o'clock p. in, at teu minntes of 1 with patience, FRA’ Fun: ral from his sontheast, on Monday, requiem mass will be celebrat son ‘of Joseph Funeral oh Sunday, December nue, Le Droit Park, at . On Friday, December 7, MSDDREN. On FRIDAY, December 7th. 1983, ED- 5 ‘Ange i. Maddren, aged 1 aged fifty-two years, wite of Jolin A. | Funeral on Sunday, at 1:30 o'clock p.m., at the First of Cornwall, England, in the eight € Place from the residence of her son- On Friday, December 7, 1883, at 9:42 umonis, ALFRED THOMSON, sk, ier tuneral will take place from parents? No. 210015 strect northwest, on Sunday, “KER, On December 7th, 1883, THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, ‘SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1883-DOUBLE SHEET. LOST HIS LIFE. West was running to make a badly crushed. He was ee Man, and was afterward removed — SIGNAL OFFICE.— ent arrest of Wroe in West Wasifing- of new electrical supplies. At the ave iS name as that he bough? the articles but did not know who they f and Mr. Join Ryan, em- stifled that tne de- ed Monday for Witnesses for the | first. symptoms 9 f Consumption, ase may be checked in xpectorant, as Lungs and Bronchia, MARRE 4 in Trenton, Tenn, Ril au, Mr. JOHN ui, and@Mrs, LIZZLE D, | Rev vhs, T on, D. . ih December th, 1883, ROB- city, aud LYDEA A. ROGERS, of Mr hi. tee DIED. m of Charles T. p his vacant plac 3140 Dumbarton 4p.m. Friends attend. * of December 6th, 1886, t of the late Richard th year of her age, ington. te we cal! our mother back Lembraces, Murai CAD another again can another, (be found, wand ventie, ice of loving sound, 1ri md relatives invited: CURTIN, na rears, be ainfdl illness, , December 9th, at 244 », S14 Ist street. betw ‘The friends of the family a end, riday, December 7th, 1883, at | | GRAHAM DAVENPORT, in'his | hue Graham and + purch, 16th and fant, Relatives, we of his family are respectfully in December 7, 1883, CATHERINE of Owen Hantian are ulate Cotiception chubwh, where re: “said, and from thence to'the B. aud ent ii Baltimore, * December 7th, 1883, at 10:30 HOWARD, after an ‘illness of | i, ‘ulonia, aged thirty years, | May Howard. place at Isracl ©, M. E, church, on Kelatives and ‘friends ‘are the 5th of December, 1883, 0 @ lingering illn borne Seis or Rp ees NCL 0. TED ELLA son of the late 1a aylvania avenue bh int, at 9 o'clock, Bt Peters caltrch, whe re at 9:30 a, "m. No dito atten Thu and 9th, from 2000 Hare- 30 Pam. 2 1883, at 6:20 p, MILLER, “beloved wit f the: late’ Dr. Samuel J. county, W.Va, ¥ itt Ou Deceinber 6th, 1883, Mrs, EMMA ner Sth and T strects southeast. tof December, 1853, at 3:50 2. widow of the late 9 7th street: northeast, Sunday, jock, te aged 9 mmett, Honse on Sunday, December friends invited to attend,’ = iter of onths, residence, at 3 o'clock ia, HOWARD M. rd and Market streets, ber 9th, 1833, at Kk ota AND E also, the cure of auesthetic, used thane, Gas ifivsa. ui! AL oe 423 D | | oft . ations warranted 1 EET NORTH- Teeth aud a pertect ft. xtracus without pain, 50 cents. Jy5-tim* purchased my sidenee, 1a practice. Teonhd-ntly Tum to iny fa the puble geuerally 7 MLA CARMA, in Hiutely oe a ae uunieadiute © natura adid six all pods aud skill aa r No, 437 7TH ver B. Dentistsy in all per set. AH work war- dan) WOO D_AND COAL ALI WHARVE! Twelfth a ERANCH 1 E157 20 rer 1, NE ns FU EST PRIV, ORK arpessed ‘facili EL of all kinds, We deal only in. t BITUMINOUS Co. exderat on prot ish 4 Veunsylvauis avenue southeast Coal DELIVERED ON CARS DIRECT FROM THE MINES INTO OUR YARD, All kinds of WOOD, either kins Too im the stick or prepared to CLEAN COAL, FULL, WEIGHT AND MEASURE, deliveries ant HOLIDAY G Truex & Cuew 939 PENNSYLVANIA Forestatz, Scuaer Fevers AND ALL THE COMPLAINTS GENERATED BY EX- CESSIVE HEAT, BY KEEPING THE BLOOD COOL RICH PLAIDS. ———— CITY ITEMS. A Stalwart Old Enemy. One of the toughest old adversaries of human comfort, and most dificult to exterminate, 18 rheumatism. Many middie-aged peopie suffertor- ture With It, and the old folks who have tt find It the pest of their lives The case of a veneravle lady of Lewiston, Mass. 1s of great interest to the ¥iclims of this tough old enemy. Mrs. Swett says: “T have been using Perry Davis’ Pain Killer tor about elght -\s soon as T apply Pain biller RHADZIMIR SILKS. GROS GRAIN SURAH SILKS. VELVETS AND PLI SILK AND LINEN Hi ) Lave almost immediate relief trom pain.” Meilbrun’s Great Sale! In order to reduce our tmmense stock, we nave | TYLER & CHEW: he following reductions. Forter Price, OODs. NING, AVENUE, OFFER AT THE LOWEST PRICES AND THE BOWELS FREE WITR TARRANT'S EF- FERVESCENT SELTZER APERIENT, AT ONCE A > ae MOST REFRESHING DRAUGHT AND THE BEST 6-4 TRENCH TRICOTE, OF ALL REGULATING MEDICINES. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. as 6-4 LADIES’ CLOTHS, COMBINATION SUITINGS. SILKS. SHES ANDRERCHIEFS, sa. and Boots, Prime: Embroldered Slippers ubber Boots and Ar Wool-lined Shoes and Slippers. L. HeILBRUN, 402 Look for “The old woma an In window, Gold Filled Vest, Guard and Neck Chains, with charms and lockets to match, from $2 to $20. Prigg’s Jewelry store, $57 Penn. ave. The jagnetic Treatment SOR Tth st. ‘TIO OF DISKASE (AND COMBINATION SYSTEM.) - Call or send for pamphlet containing many testi- | SILVERBERG Monlals of cures Wrought in Baltimore, Washing- | FINE Disk: ton and other places, b Consultation free et ou oftice or Lome of patient Ustaction guaranteed. . PARSONS & CO., N.E. Cor, Lexington and ‘Liberty sts. and $223," F street northwest, Washington, D. C. ‘Washington office hours:—s a. nl. to7'p.m. Dr t RG'S, PLAT! DP WARE, JEWELRY. JEWELRY! 0; carivt Bicycle Stockings, Corner 7th and Ht. Saxony wool, German hand-knit, heavy ribbed, extra long, all shades, sizes trom 9 011, $1.75. 4 pair, at AUERBACH’s, 7th and H. of our ge You will be proy Upon, You will fin terest ‘3 NN: LVAN' VENTER. $5.00 Ladies’ Hand-stitched Button. od 959 PENNSYLVANIA A’ 3 400 Custom-made Button. $0) Fine Straight Goat and td Button Ss : R 50 Lace and Button, Mat. Kid Tops. . “ nat 20 Glove Kid and Pebble Button SILVERRERG'S, vorD HE UsH. i Lace and Suen DOLLS. .25 Misses’ heeled and Sprit — : ° Child's Spring heel Tutton DOLLS, BUY YOUR TOYS EARLY. Sand Gaiters, DOLLS. YOU FIND A FULL As r'MENT Now. YOU HAVE AMPLE TIME TO MAKE YOUR SELECT- | erly waited newer been so ow I. never been #0 UD. 816 7th street an Tineker. Jewel in the Le 1 1922 Penn’a ave. 75 Dozen Men's Scarlet Medicated, All-wool Underwear, extra heavy, #1, at AUERBACH’s, 7th and H. «Open Nights, J. Jay Gould's Xmas Cards, Sen Lundborg’s Perfume, really works of ar iis a The Fancy braces all thi nz WM. ‘To Consumptives. Many have been. happy to give their testimony tr favor of the use of “Wilbor’s Pure Cod-Liver OU | and Lime.” Experience has proved it to be a val- uable remedy for Consumption, Asthma, Diph- therla and all diseases of the throat and lungs. Manufactured only by i. Wilbor, Chemist, Bos- ton. Sold by all druggist eo Carstairs, McCall & Co.°s Famous Pure Rye. | “I Have Heen Afflicted { With an affection of the throat from childhood, caused by diphtheria, and have used various reme- dies, but_have never found ed equal to Brown's Bronchial Troches Rev. G. M. F. Hamp- ton, Piketon, Ky. So\d only in boxes. Lundborg’s Perfume, Edenta, Grape Wine for Communion and Inva- on and Hymnai Papetcries an Leather, 1 uid the rush, A Few See cut Bane N ‘The super quality. and entire purity ot Speer's | TH. JHE, Stile FRENCH, DRE Port Grape Wine, of New Jersey, aud the success width, reduced to $1; did sell at that phystetans have had by 1t3 "use, has induced | them to write about it, and caused hundreds of | others to preseribe it in their practige as the best | and most reliable wine to be had; both thisand| 3 Speer’s unfermented juice is eid in great favor for | pike Communion purposes, and 1s of great service Lo consumptives. For sale by druggists. Awkc your Grocer for the Orator Rye Whisky, On Thirty Days’ ‘Trial. ‘The Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich.. will send Dr. Dye'’s Celebrated Electro-Voltaic “Belts and Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days to men (youns or old) who are afflicted with nervous de- Dility, lost vitality and kindred: Troubles, guarantee. |‘ BL ing Speedy and complete restoration of health and Geods, all pare width, reduced to $1; did sell at i, from $2 to € Black Silks r 31 pinets from the late auction _ SILVERBE FINE Hahn’s Great Mark Down ol TO REDUCE STOCK. KINDS. Ladies’ Glove-kid Congress, down to $1.25. “ id top Button, down to $1.60. “ Jad Burton, down 10 #50, = pwed Button, down to $2.40. VERBERG'S, Gents’ Soitd sole Kip Boots! down to $1.50. gai nd Boots, down tO $2.90, 2127thet. and “ Hiched Boots, down to 35. “Fine calf, Button and Laced, down to $2 a near Po Misses’soltd Kid ‘and pebble button, down to & = = Child’s Fine spring heel Button, down to 6c. N E 3,000 pair Ladies, Gents, Boys, Siisses and Chid's | 4YEW. E200Ks, ee Glegant Hollday Sippers must ve closed out by | Que Feason et Eneland Seeley, December 25th. Price if ful stock + als AINS, BLACK SILKS, COLORED SILKS, AND FINE DRESS GOUDS. Ss wi 1 worth €2, re- This as thee a, 1 sale in New York Bark Has, for more than half a century, been in use by ali classes of people, and indorsed by eminent pus- nS as the best tonic and Invigorator extant. Weak, the nervous, the debilitated, all tind it to give new life, vigor and happiness. Particu- | lanly alady's medicine, $tabottle, Sold by druz- | hee W. E. Thornton, Proprietor, Baltimore and lurrison Streets, Balumore, Md. ty, th,s-6i0 cl Shirts and Hand-knit Jackets,$1, $2, $3, 4, at Auerbach’s, 7th and H. eo Burnett's Cocoaine Promotes a vigorous and healthy growth of the in thousands of cases where out, and has never failed to arrest ltsdecay. Use Burnett's Flavoring Extracts— the best. Carstairs, McCall & Co.” AND STATIONER, | 829 15th st.. opposite U.S. Unique Styles and all Istest Now Stationers to all Imperial Courts in stock of English hand-msdeand fi tionery, EX and Crests solicited, in highest style Orator Whisky. Mother Swan’s Worm Syrup. Tnfallible, tasteless, hanmle: cathartic; for fe- Joubert & Co., Paris; Theyer & Ha 2 iS Blaukets. al! wool. reduced to 83. mituly vigor. Address as above. N.B.—Noriskis| ibis pease incurred, as thirty days’ trial is allowed. w,s,tn sscaescial a! Maryland Club Whiskey ¥¢ “CARTER'S” at Willard’s hotel. =J nz MAREET SPACE. J. M. Laroque’s Elixer of Calisaya | FOREIGN BOOKSELLER) LIPRAIRE, FTRANGER Er Par ETLEK, ‘Treasury, Washington, D.C. Direct Importation of the FINEST STATIONERY: | elties from Laroche- E finest Ame Extensive Pe HOMPSON'S CHARLE@HYaTT, Pr Verishuess, restlessuess, Worms, consUpation, 25 cents. 5 “alderncy Dairy Wagons.” Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning, and delivered tn half-pouhd “Ward” prints, 0c. pet pound, Also, Cottage Cheese, Buttermilk and sweet uk, 5c. per quart, Cream 18¢. plut. AUCTION SALES. S$ & CO. Louisiana avenue, opposite City Post Office, . worth A full line of MEN Fine DRESS SHIRTS to orde NO. 816 F STREET ¥ SHIRT FACTORY, 30, {worth $1 3 FURNISHINGS, posite Patent Oftice, al FEMA Goons, Consisting of Fine Mlustrated Books, x cx « BROOMS, BUCKET: STARCH, BLUE, CIGARS, ALL NOS. OF BLAC ING, CAN GOODS, Lot TINS, SHOE DEES: » JOHNSON BROTHERS. S AND RAILROAD YARD: id Water streets southwest it YARDS AND OFFICES. h street northwest; 1740 Pennsylvania avenus northwast; lu street northwest; Ud and K streets northwest; ' TE RAILROAD YARD SOUTH OF EXTENSIVE WHARVES, giving ua tics for the economic bandling of we qualities of ANTHRACITE and d prices as low as Fuel can be tyr sep! 25; Oak, 3 1822 Lath st RUCE PINE, $4. OAK, $5: BA- ick wed and sptit— 2 Hickory, $8.75, GEO. CREVE u.W.: Wharifoot of 1dth st, auzd-dm° Coun Asp WOOD; ulso, tresh, domestic “use, ull rates, mit We have just received a large lot of Bakers PINE. Woon. | mined COAL of superior quality for of which we offer at lowest market ‘The attention of consumers is respectfully invited t> “an inspection of our stock, STEPHENSON & BRO. ‘7th st. wharf and 12th st. andPa, ave, Gaon W. ARE. HAMMERED SILVER, RUSSIAN SILVER, OXIDIZED SILVER, REPOUSSE SILVER, QUEEN ANN SILVER, From the smailcat odject to the largest and most impor tant, forming one of the most magnificent collections ever offered in this or any other city, at thelowest ‘prices, ‘Establiahed 1617, “Manufacturers, 172 W. Baltimore. SAMUEL KIRK & SON, street. 219-1 tholic Prayer Books, Bibles, ‘S. SH ; Christinas ( Pocket Books, With TAR Stan? Gubbs Autograph Albums, Photograph Albums, Etats A RETAIL GROCERY, | Work Boxes, Writing Dosis, uN Toilet Cases, Episcopal Prayers and » DECEMBER ELEVENTH, T) Sieaeaia ain: Toy Books, Gan WILL BE ADDED TWO SEWING MACHT Five Plush Boxes of all kinds, a8-2t_ KOOM SET OF FURNITURE, STOV EEKS & CO., Auctioneers. 637 Louisiana avenne,_ ‘Opposite City Port Office, :CEMBER ELEVENTH, M., WI R SALESROOMS, WILL ARGE LOT OF SHOE POLISH: SOE WwW nkstands in wrest variety, &e., Engraving of Wedding and Visiting Cards a Specialty. JOHN C. PARKER, AND STOVE BLACKING, TRON COAL SHOVELS Sit AND €19 SEVENTH STREET, §) DOZEN FINE. AND’ COARSE COMBS ANB | pirectiy ovposite Eutrance to Patent Offion H ED ES BOYS’ TOOL | nop FANCY SOAPS, TABLE o KNIVES, &e." ds-2t Bsrastisuep 1830. JAMES Y. DAVIS’ rpuowas DOWLING, Auctioncer. AUCTION SALE OF A RICH, RARE AND HIGH COST COLLECTION OF FINE JEWELRY, CONSISTING OF SUPERB DIAMONDS, RUBIES, SAPPHIRES, PEARLS, OPALS, TOURMALINES, BERYLS, &0., B24, &c. SONS, €21 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Seal Sacques at $75, $100, $125, S140, $150, $100, $175, Silk and Satin Iined Circulars #15, $20, $23 RINGS, EAR RINGS, stubs, LACE AND SCARF alarmed ete PINS, TOCEETS, BRACELETS, &e., Fur iage Robes si0ap. THURSDAY, DECEMBER THIRTEENTH, 1833, at ELEVEN O'CLOCK 4. ot. ‘The purity and rarity of the Precious Gems, and the Ladies’ Seal Caps. Boys' Seal Cups from €1.50 up. ‘n9-2m cellence and perfection of the cntire collec pan Surpri ‘connmiend ‘tself favorably to the connolssear aun gees ead Bander oy uustiated praise from the expert. articles will be teboundine bar on ae day —— aC soe ‘superior cote Beautiful and warrant oi ready, Stuck! Solid dir. | 36, Antique Intagio Seal. “Venus returnitg from A Teautivul, Wel the bath.” with attendant abd cupid. “An excessively: Finished, HARD SHOUTING. reve, unique and extraordinary sp:cimen of the Glyptic Honest Gun! Either 10,12 or art, perfect in ail details. and under a magnifier show: lis mune. We ttlso have in otthearliets gontus ot Bence Tyran eee | GS {fected €38 Gun’ pf the art SIV tine, A eat tig pet UD NNN” (breted $55 Gun, (Creopatra before 5 York, Shct'at e200, (Seo No" Sauvaud Wace Sak Ao Mert I asa sue mntwort coin tyme of nine interlaced fins, @” Abe apecinea of Wil | = oi. Pale extra, Deuba, five matched, fais | 3 pure-wl Oid Mine Cinster Dismond Ear Kings of ‘NOB. 403 AND 405 7TH STREET NORTHWEST. iy. ‘ud mounted to order by Durand. ee jax newy Fara i Pe pee nie dean ay CUABRENS CARRIAGE COMPANY? CBU Bg ate lira | OUR CUBASE OF REACTS GRANT ax 9100. &o., &e., Be. MAS Lawn Tennis, Croguet, Bicycles, Velocipedes, Archery, (for Other Auctions See Seventh Pagel Qa een. Pewes w wuit the times Double White emuth, Vienna, | can Sta- | ~ | eaamsiped the stock ut to _ HOLIDAY Goons. KS: 10 CANDIES 11 4 SBARDLESS PHILADELPHIA CANDY FACTORY. st be et Os the OL man's Confections wer th a5 Soh, 4 Wuyine muptly aud 2s, tee. ntti prices that as Pe H FRANK SHARPLESS, Manufacturer of Confections Wholesateand R 419 SEVENTH STREET, | Under Odd F alow lows! Hail, | = } Houvay A ssovxceesr, MOORE & 1 DING, Jewrrres, sylvania ave the public to examine ther He DIAMONDS. WATCHPS, JEWPLRY, SILVER AND VUADRUPLE PLATED WARE, LAVEST NOVELTIPS IN CLOCKS AND FANCY GouDs. stetresand at extremely low NOTICE. | AND TH the Holidays early selections we vided to take PEN PR CENY ks, Fancy uid Plated Ware froia i - oth t eMM MM UNMaMe SS UMMM . UMMM . 3. JU MMM “ssSl ] CLOAK DEPARTMENT ; into my New Buildiue 1 have determined to REDDC the Stock, and consequently offer good, RELIABLE BARGAINS, such as will speak for themsel ven, OUR OTTOMAN AND EGYPTIAN SILK GaR- MENTS. tandsorn ty tr {with Fur, tall Pleat | in the back, and with Sik quilted Mining, bere at nit Dollars less, We have t | OTTOMAN SILK with F cr, at store sold at & now $1799, QUALATIES, trims ad with Pur, at $52.50, now ALL OUR STOCKINFT OUATS cost y SEE THE FIVE DOLL back, tight fitting, and SEE OVE JACKET CUEPS, at $5 only, reduced jess than BLACK COAT, plaitea ie Lest Diagonal Cloth. WITH PLUSH COLLAR aND BBROOA To MM MM BoB AAT OUMMMM BBE AAT UMMMM BOBAAAL UMMM ¢ 3. BBB A A UU MMM Sss®7 SEVENTH STREET. Bass Pur Prove. ‘One Car Load of 125 BARRELS of this CELEBRATED FLOUR just received. All we ack is Just one trial C. BEYAN, Corner 15th aud T streets nosthwest cr We are still selling our SEAL SKIN ember Prices, having bought au imu- stock early. | . Squirnd and Mink Hoel and tritcsed CMR Guilted Jined DOLMANS, CIRCULARS an | Russian CIRCULARS, st New Mork Mauutacturest Tri ming, Fur Coliary and Capes. iesian Hare MUPES.at $1.25, 61.60 and $2 AU guods sold as cheap as any house in America, WILLETT & RUOPR, Hatters aud Furriers Ponsylvi | . Durw, PHARMACTS' Conxen orn STREET, | large a ds from the estab- | ay rica’s Brat Manicure: NV NALL ENAMEL: COSMETIC KOSALIS ONGOLINE VANOLA Ji LN IVORY AND BOXWOOD; CH SCISSOKS 1 FILES NCH CULICLE KNIVES, Cioaxs: GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE. BEST BLACK DIAGONAL CLOTHS REDUCED ROM $5 TO $5.50. BLACK JEP 2 88.50. IN FACTAGKEAT REPVCTION ALL ALONG THE LINE IN WRAPS, EX COATS, $10 just WVED A NEW INVOICE OF TRICOT OLUTHS ALL SHADES. INCLUDING THE DRABS. PLICE, ONLY 8175 PER YARD. NOVELTIES IN HOLIDAY GOODS AT POPULAR PRICES, 8. L. HEMPSTONE, au 803 MARKET SPACR . Seax Se Ganwenrs, 8 tos t in tothe firure, selling at old rise in skins. fr Mink-lined Circulars, with handacime bor- E talls, $90 to S150. el and other fur-lined Circulars, 65 Dolnans with quilted linings, 15, $20 5. #30 ‘Sucques with Seal trimmings, jlaiesin Shoulder Knot Capes and 1 Mutts. uclilla, Astrakan and otber Fur trimmings on band and cut to order. | Cartage Robes and Fur Capes for Coachmen. &. HL STINEMETZ & SON, Barrens AND PURRIERS, 1257 Pennsylvania avenue, Sate Brave ye 1 n22 Vv ”. ELATI’S, 620 1m Stuxet Nowtawest Aud 1989 PENNSYLVANTA AVENUE jos we have the langest assortment te a wumnber of men employed Prench Candies and the Famons LES, VELOCIPEDES, ETO, THE BEST MADE. Every Machine Guorautesd. Broken Parts (cansed i | defects in metal) Furnined Pree of Charge. Pre tion to every haser. Do not Buy until you bave SCRIBNER’S BICYCLE SCHOOL, 1105 F street porthw N. B.REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. Bzs-l = = G. A, Warrxes, IN BTS NEW STORE. 1105, SYLVANIA AVENUE NORTRWEST, ‘Has the best Selected Stock of Books, the Chokcest onery and Ejewant Novelties at the Lowest the city, ‘To enuuirate would require an entire colwma A NEW DEPARTURE. pear a (OVELTIES AND CHRISTMAS CARDS vue DISCOUNT OF 20 PI CENT. from list prices until the 22d instant, carly aol avoid the rush. GA es ‘105 PENNSYLY. AVENUB