Evening Star Newspaper, December 6, 1884, Page 8

ed THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6. 1884A—DOUBLE SHEET. re Safe From Fire anda Thieves. G@ VAULTS OF THE NATIONAL SAFE DE- A STRUCTURE THAT CAN DEFY LOCAL MENTION. ’ 6, 1584, 10 2.m.f partly clot in tempera- | ower barome- | box Weather and local rains, <ure, southeast to so dog for company, grimily de- sown against ail comers. Now, to the vaults of the National Safe nd has no further anxiety, A ith an official of the com- of the fire and burglar proof butlding, corner of 15th | dl New Y enue, at a busy hour yes- | when customers were going in and out of anted into the interlor by an y. The chier object of the ny. the oMfel il explained, Is to ity trom theft. Lana tron, tmpenetrable walls and muity In providing safeguards go, the » of deposit which can defy apow are ind and t fegions with lower Ctoudy weather and 1 the midi’ states, Tens Valleys, with lowe! 1s 2 comp! SoMETHING Fo wherein may be chron! up days. ‘The mother’s story © and Incidents at For sal by Books’ Mowey To Loan on Tv vault or vaults—for there are a series of | them—occupy a structure within, but entirely sep- Frssrit's Ice ¢ New York avenue. STAINED glass $11 ‘THe fine photos of Ket continue to be $3 per d a = are Mane ter | jurnt brick or. bese Ss £ # feur-Inch air chamber imitation i | 1 top to bottom. ‘This of providing tonal safe ault rehed trot east to orth river flag- price. and D. Tae or furnishing sto: F and gent HottpaY Toys «xp t our china store, layer of eCaule 1 « ck. Above this flagging is an- ——- rch, or set of arches, one foot In thickness, CORATED A nh and} < from north 10 south. These a are meee 8 house hened with wrought-iron girders puddied in ys, 211 upper arches, it 1s cht that could possib 1 they Were ¢ Nished there would ch, four feet thick, before the vault could be ndent both of the walls alls of the vault | nd the vault Is aspace | at the top, which is rolled by the watel ny. The company’s | ork avenue and 130 | purchased in 18:5 Soctery Intstms7 In whieh going of ¢ 1 social calls a For sale by THeopore Pritt, says Lipps’ Premiun made. Li lots of tt. w F So weil is this vault venti- ‘eeut Of the air chambers that S, although there fair through tt, | | st laubury soap | Evr &e., | this vatit is the burglar-proot vault, of at 1 y on hand at! Steel aud fron, made by Marvin, and encased Morell & Co. dorthwe | within ti dd arches 6f brick which hax A doors are of steel plates Samer, ind are secured both by double i Within this ments, with afes of various cember 10. Xaxpen—Ev him? liquors amous for the 7th street northwes' € na 1 r-proot upon ea + Whie! here has be two ¢ box rented to cu nT { id the oficial who con: | fh the vaults | pended to make the p! | fire or be th to our whieh m. boration_o! re against. that adds | y. are practi- government; we he cant si sury, and the protec- the For Sale—Mi: by military “would Prorocrapaic Wax.— ‘until January 1 ‘a paper mi Photo Co kind, though,we hav "t know what the sum Pech precaution 1s taken to Dovacc ing be ade for every | Home”: No one, not even t promptiy flied. ermitted to enter t ORcat her tration from n dare and raising of plant: For sale by en the ——— far GENUINE Beazinias Pa ave. CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements, etc., To-Nigh Hotse.—Jobn T S FAMILY. | n Weaver, who some years ago kept a ueiguborhood of the Theater | ning a grocery and provision | rher of 10th and Q streets d has resided with lis two children and his aged mother at No. 1105 zh apparently doing a good bi days ago he offered ‘the good ‘ore for sale, and < bomgat it,” Mr. Weaver, looking for some other loca? while sitting which apprise store at the northwest for ty | Wit Orzka Hoc ru.—Inter LES! Al National Bi ir. Jowapan Hatt.—Fatr. Masonic TEMPE: Y¥. MC. A Bi Tecture. , Was handed a now | her that her husband had left the city,and that | she was a deserted wife, ‘There ts much Sympathy felt for Mrs. Weaver, who 1s left to her own re- sources. Sue 1s a descendant, ou uer mother’s side, | Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be lighted at 5:00 p.m. and ex- Simpson, J. vlor, Treas. ys. Fernandez, | ‘The commit Walker, EL 8. Interns Austin Flint, sr., of 7 Christopher Jo Senator Edmunds’ New House. Busey, of this is has purchased from Secretary are aie der the enc n, through Thos. J. >Fisher& Co., a} Roni ante e Ong sireet, adjot grounds Bing Monday eve: psidence of Mr. J. C. Hillyer. The lot 1s Mrs. a Lockwood , with a di feet, and the price | per foot. The location Ladjolning sites h Ware and Mrs, WU + Of Cailfornia. It ts ns Will erect fine Lo tor Edmunds owns th upled for so many years 1 street, Dut as ed he will mov Branch Mondiy. ple, Boston, on the d for att soon as into it | stove was to One of the most ren comy i the present hou: Ing, urgii every ne 5 AA KEK AA KK sssing her . AAA KK, realized for het | aA ROK in which policemen This Towder never varies » marvel of purity, More economical than ‘heordinary kinds, end cannot be soldin competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or trength and wholesomeness, going for fitte teen days, Ul June 15, 1% ent routes and i | ph weders. Soldoniyincana, BRoxaL Daxixa | Fowpxx Co, 106 Wall street, N. i. aps Rare Ispra ‘Will have on ¢ at bis auc OODS AT AT bition Mc Tue Very Lowest (CASH) PRICES FOR DRY GOODS. BEAUTIFUL FRENCH DRESS GOODS, just received. CASHME ERGES, all colors. 12 yds. for $2, worth the price cheapest Dress Goods in the United : BROCADE SILK VELVETS, all Colors, re- LADIES’ CLOTH SUT half w comprising magn Indta shawis of and other orien Day carved turn sale will take 70th, commencing e s m ~ Tse Ereitt Hor Please allow met Ors of THE Start is Bow and wiil by for the accommux harmacist (a gradu’ bari: in Gray and Brown, one $1.00, D AND BLACK SATINS, 50c. CTIEUL DRESS GOODS, IN REMNANTS, re- SW 8 BLANKETS (immense size), ex- ent quality, $5, D SILKS (line French Goods) reduced from $1 I of the have charge « ‘duced to 12546 Dove: annual meeting of the Building assoctation was b street nortbwest BLACK SILKS (msde in France), fin fs duecd from $1.25 to 31. Se BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK, all pure linen, 500. ‘Y SURAH CASHMERES, all pure y one yard and a half wide, worth Sc. ch show ondl me, and > Mr. C. C. Dunc anson, declining, a re-election 0; other business, and nom! ent chairman of the @_ press of the pres- ee, 16 BL BED COMFORTS, $1, CASHMERES, all pu wide double ‘width all colors; Reduced from S035 ate. a CARTERS. 711 Maguer Space, Cuorce treasurer, and the followin; tors: James Gooc! cr Frowens offers some remarkabie ba presents tn fancy Cialty” for the ho: furiined circulars, ha he has made a ~ Seal plush sacq T9eYS, SUK vel beaded pabilers, immense assortinent of efs, umbrellas, etc., With feattires. For full detatis The motto of cen “choice goods, pian ROSEBUDS, ORCHIDS AND OTHER RARE FLOW- EES, CUT OR MADE INTO DESIGNS, PALMS, FERNS, FOLIAGE PLANTS, &c., OF THE MOST GRACEFUL CHARACTER FOR DECORA- TIONS, Beures and correct prices,” and it has been followed for the beneftt of its long line of pairons, HYACINTHS, TULIPS AND OTH A PRrorosep Boaxp oF UNDERWEITEKS.—A meet- {ng Of local insurance men Was heid yesterday for AUTUMN PLANTING. the of forming 2 board of underwriters high should nx a scile of prices to be observed by all insurers, whether home or foreign. The Fire- Men's company wus the only one not represented, And a comunittee of five was appoluted to wait upon. hat company to induce its management to enter tao the proposed arrangement JOHN SAUL, 621 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. d2-tu,th,e3i? s structure Is another |- | attempt to injure the bi | Similar unsue by riot_or disturbance | | the Special sale of Enormous redu | furnishing goods advertised in F An Interview with Minnie Palmer. HER PLEASANT MEMORIES OF WASHINGTON—HER SUCCESS ABROAD. Accorrespondent of Tur stan chancing to bein Baltimore last evening went to Ford’s Grand Opera House to witness the performance of “My Sweet- heart” by Miss Minule Palmer and her American- Engifsh company. Manager Ford was there and it was due to his courteous treatment that the writer had the pleasure of seeing a magnificent | audience in front and a most delightful entertain- ment on the stage as well as an agreeable chat with Miss Palmer in the star-room, adjoining the private box where we enjoyed the” hospltallties of the manager. A knock at the door after the sec- ond act was answered by a “come in” from the tule lady, She expressed the utmost delight at a Visit from Washington, saying that on F" street, not far from THz Sraw office, she had passed some of the years of her girlhood with her mother, grandmother and aunt, and 1 was there she first had a Visit from Mr. Ford, who encouraged, then helped her early studies and finally put her on the he result,” said she, “yon see before e little lady stood ercet, her face beam- | n stniles and diamonds of the grea ng on her exquisite costume und en- cling her neck, arms and fingers. “The audience ght and these gems shows platnly, 1 trust, . Ford was right—to him and to Mr. Rogers admirable management of my business matters T am more indebted tha to any others, excepting, Of course, my own people.” asked as to When impressions of England, she quickly replted: delightful. J fully understand n . ‘France to visit—Engiend to live in’ I had e fayor shown me; ¥ efforts, audiences, sy social J, “they are an you clever journalists here, but I was an exception; they were more than good'tome. ‘Punch’ liiustrated and commended me; the ‘Court Journal’ praised m acting, taste In costuming, and dancin, the London Times was very favorable, and it, was so throughout England. Now, how is Washing- ton? ‘They tell me it ls more Deautiful than ever, and that the monument ts finished, I am so anx- fous to get there.” was her talk. She is five pounds leavier than two years ago, her beauty bh: been exhanced by travel and She appeared the | brightest bit of feminine animation. Sue appears in Washington Monday : — TTEMPY TO DAMAGE THE NEW 1s supposed to Have been an ting apparatus of the new ntry Corps’ armory and ‘ed y erday in time to es $ e one had turned off the y Of Water and then opened the dampers, putting 'iie apparatus in such condition that the ues and boller plates would have been destroyed if the attempt Had not been discovered. Manager Albaugh hus offered a reward tor t rest of the Person or persons engaged in the attempt. Two ssful attempts, it is stated, were cal AN ALLEGED Opera House.— Washington Light Ini Gpera House was dis made beto CITY ITEMS. Every Sabbath service proves the prevalence | of coughs and colds. Use Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup. 1 trect N. W. comers, owing to the y Souvenirs On open- serwith a hand- the following h bowl and piteL- decorated dinner dozen engraved M. Augenst agreat any of our cu: id not pontaining 128 pieces, $10 goblets, 382.: fancy ase lamps, With chandelier 2.34; MOSS mp, complete, # Jed carriaces, in and 50 clothes , 11c.; fancy has- ed antique-shape chamber set, “handle k' id. forks, 44c. bargains in toys and holiday presents.’ 1 Owing to the inclement weather of to day ttons in house- | yr, evening's id- 9 Iinmense Dargalns eription will be offered. 1 M. Augenstein, S17 7th street n. we, will sell, on Monday, December Sth, the greatest bargains in toys, ‘house-turnisuings, &&., ever offered in the and present each purchaser with a handsome souvent 1 Star, will be continued on schmid’s, 812-7th st. n. w., in toys of every de One Reason Why They are selling such excellent Sewing Machines at Auerbach’s, Corner 7th and H streets, at such extremely low prices Is, they employ no drummers, ‘The extra commission the drummer wouid receive c 1 Bernard Murphy, ocer, 401 O street northwest, recommends Lipps’ emit Soap as the best and most economical Soap for family purposes. 1 Reauced in Price. Hanan & Son's best French Calf Hand-sewea Snoes at $6.50. Also, Other great bargains in gentlemen's fine Shoes, at 4 GARTRELL’S, 7. 900 7th street, corner of L St B ys Lipps? Soap deserves to be the leading Soap In the market on account of its merits. It is the most salable soup. 1 Imported Shoew Ladies’ fine Paris Boots and Sitppers for evening and street wear; Geutiemen’s tine Sitppers, at ‘T. S. GARTRELL’S, 900 reet, corner of L Ladies and Childre: For cheapest fine Wraps, xo to J. streeet, 736. Save 2 per cent Bla trom 12¢. up. Drew's Drag Store ope 6 Wholesale and Retail Oyster House. Familt otels furnished with Hard Cras, Clains, New York Sounas, Sirewsbury, Blue Points, no Haven 3 tones, Diamond Back Terrapins Delivered free to ull parts of the city. N. Wire & Co., No, 621 B street northwest, oppo site Baltimore and Potomac depot. Wear the James » joe, Most durable made. Once tested alwa: ‘orn: Mnest calfskin; unis is the original $3 sh imitations. Gentiemen’s button, lace ‘and con- gress for sale only by A. F. Moran, 1022 7th street northwest. 6 “Hough on P Cures colic ci aches, usin. nn? mps, diarrhoea; externally for ‘ais, Headache, neuralgia, rheuma- ache, 20 and Sve. Razors! Razors!! Razors!!!—The Patent Perfoct and our best brands w: proper shaving condition gi ‘on our dog collars tree. ‘The Koders’ Cutlery Store, 487 Pennsylvania av., D.N.WaLrorp, Prop’. wim. On Thirty Days’ ‘Triat, The Voltale Lelt Co..Marshall, Mich, wit send Dr. Dye’s Celebrated ‘Electro-Voltatc ‘Belts and Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days to men (young or old) who are aMiicted with nervous de- buity, lost vitality and kindred troubles, guarantee dng Speedy and coniplete restoration ot’ health, and inanly Vigor, “Address as above. N. B.—No risk 1a incurred, as thirty days’ trial is allowed W,sm rranted, and kept in ix Name engraved To Consumptives, Many have been happy to give thelr testimony §n favor of the use of +Wilbor’s Pure Cod-Liver Ol end Lime.” Experience has proved tt to be a valu- able remedy for Consumption, Asthma, Diphtheria, and all diseases of the Throat end Lungs Manu. factured only by A. B. Wilbor, Chemist, Boston. Sold by all drugyisi tu,th,s. ‘Whe Throat.—“Brown's Bronchial Troches” acts directly on f the voice, They have extraordinary eff orders of the throat, $3 per Gallon, 75c. Quart Bottle. No. 1 Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money. Orders by mall. “McGee's, 9th, near D st. eolim Durkee’s Salad Dressing and Cold Meat Sauce For all kinds of salads, fish, vegetables and cold meats. Cheaper and better than home-made. No ‘sauce equal to it was ever offered. 0 A Fine Hair Dressing. Cocoaine dresses the hair perfectly, and 1s also a Preparation unequalled for the eradiéation of dan- drut. ‘The superiority of Burnett’s Flavoring Extracts consists In Uneir purity and great strength, eo Cluett’s Crown Collars, Cuffs and Monarch Shirts are the best of ail. 20 Lundborg’s Perfume, dena, eo Lundborg?s Perfume, Marechal Niel Rose. €0 Lundborg’s Perfume, Alpine Violet. eo Lundborg’s Perfume, Lily of the Valley. eo Fur and Seaisikin Garments. ©. C. Shayne, the well-known. Wholesale Fur Manufacturer, 103 Prince street, New York, will sell elegant Fur Garments at retail at lowest cash wholesale prices this season. ‘This will afford a splendid opportunity to purchase strictly reliable Furs direct trom manufacturer, and save retailer's prolits. Fashion Book malted free, 96-30 “Alderney Dairy Wagons.” Fresh Alderney sutter, churned every morning, and deltyered in half-pouhd “Ward” prints, 450. pe und. Also, Cottage Cheese, Buttermilk ana sweet ilk, Sc. per quart, Cream 150. pint. OO M. Wiuzray. FINE MILLINERY, CLOAKS, REAL_AND IMITATION L, DKESS TKIMMINGS, Const IS GOODS, ENGLISH CRAPS 907 Pennsylvauisava.% Trovise, Pari, a2 W ATER REMOVED PERMANEN’ FROM CEL- without Ist LARS AND CESSPOOLS © sh bor, Pumps, cement or drains, at a trifling - C. M. KEMP, 74 8 Charles Ample teat allowed and usranteed satisfusting waaeciin Brows Crorm Newsanzers RECEIVED TO-pay, AT REDUCED PRICES, at WILLETT & RUOFF'S, ‘Harrers anp Foi lw 905 ain: (ALLOY ANA Naw | tronounced my case tne most hopeless he had ever wit HOLIDAY GOODS. HOLIDAY GOODS. 2 Grasp Cannas Saz oF MISS BOYNTON’S CASE OF SKIN AND BLOOD wow Ww ERR A PPP, gS DISEASE—THE MOST REMARK- WWW ROR AA POP ABLE CURE ON RECORD. www pee AA fF — Ww oW RR AA P 53s I have been afflicted for one year and nine months rane ‘with what the doctors called rupla, I was taken with dreadful pains in my head and body, my feet became so BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE. swollen that I was perfectly helpless. sores broke out on my body and face, my appetite left me. I could not sleep nights I loss flesh, and soon became so wretched that I loned to die. In this condition, after tryin vari- ous remedies, I engaged two homepathic physicians, Dr. and Dr, ——, and was under their treatment ayearanda halt, and failed to get even temporary re- lief, My disease grew worse; my sufferings became ter- rible, I tried “faith cure,” but it was unsuccessful, Kind friends then tried to zet me into the City Hospital, but the superiitendent, after secing me, declined to ad- mit such a case ag mine there, and said I would not live six weeks unless I was relieved. On the 20th of April last, I sent forDr. F. M. Blod- gett. of Boston. He came, and, after an examination, Sale of LADIES’ WINTER WRAPS, and shall offer extraord: desirous of purchasing Noy ance and inconvenience incidi last moment, or Christmas W: suring a perioct fit im all cases. prising all the Newest Styles and Colors, Cho! Richest Novelties, -st Designs and nessed, My photograph, which was then taken at his desire, while I lay propped up in bed, shows the disease as it appeared on my face; but no picture could possibly indicate how mach pain and suffering Lendured. The eruption had increased to great burrowing, foul-smell- ing sores. from which a reddisi matter constan:ly poured, forming crusts of great thickness. Other sores appeared on various parts of my body, and I became 80 weak that I conid not leave my bed. In this condition, aud by advice of Dr. Blodgett, I be- gan the use of the CoTicura Remeptes, the REsOLVENT internally threo times per day, and the Curiccra and Curicuna Soar externally. In Just sixty days, ie., June 20, I was so far recovered as to be able to goalone to the gallery and sit for my photograph, which shows more than words can do the wouderful cure these remedies have wrought in less than nine weeks, ‘The sores have all dis ppeared from my face and body, my appetite and strength have returned: I am iree from pain, my fi-sh is increasiug, and I can go about andenjoy life | ooiian cute as My restoration to perfect health is now only a matter of | bottom, orean back afew weeks. My friends think my cure miraculons; | Value, $10, worti $12. and I shall never cee to feel that the Curtcuna Rem- | , Heavy Blicl EDIES have saved my life. EMMA BOYNTON, 39 Chapman Street, Fall and Winter Styles in BERLIN TWILLS. ENGLISH STOCKINETTES, SILK MATALLASSES, BROCADED VELVETS, CUT VELVET: RUSSIAN CIRCULARS. ENGLISH WALKING COATS. JERSEY NEWMARKETS. “Holidays” ENGLISH WALKING JACKETS, vs of hh $12.5 down the front = ashed with ornam! ‘are We shall inaugurate on SATURDAY, aGrand Holiday | ary inducements to those thereby saving the annoy- nt to delaying until the k We make all necessary aiterations Free of Charge, in- Onr Stock is large, varied and carefully selected, com ever brought to this market. We show all the Latest RAGLAN3, VISITES, &c., With Fur, Astrakhan and Beaver Trimmings, &c., at special prices for the fed Stockinette Walkine Jackets, buttons, box pluited back, t, astrachan nia che t, extra xood double box plaited wn the tront and thoroughly made, Hounar Gurs. SAMUEL LEWIS’ SONS, JEWELERS, NIA AVENUE. APPRECIATING THE PROBABILITY THAT FOR THE COMING HOLIDAYS ARTICLES OF MODERATE COST WILL BE GENERAL- LY CHOSEN FOR PRESENTS, HAVE MADE CAREFUL PREPARATIONS TO MEET SUCH DEMAND, AND IN EVERY DEPARTMENT THROUGHOUT OUR STOCK WILL BE FOUND GOOP SELECTIONS OF ARTICLES AT MODERATE PRICES, BUT OF STAND- ARD STYLE AND QUALITY. SAMUEL LEW! JEWELERS, 1215 PED ONS, NSYLVANIA AVE, at-im Established 1840, 00 9 ree Ww OW Ww oou © wwww joouL rE Ww ww ooUU i ww ww oo UU Kee WOW Bostow, Mass., July 17, 1884, s-breasted, | Knowing the composition and curative value of the Arena 7.50. Better Curicuns Resepre:, I recommended them to Miss | "Tine Ail-Wocl. fine ikinetto Newmarkets, | Duildtns es ae Bie xooes ecu Boynton, with ths results above described. Lindorse her | single-brevsted, dontole box plaitel back, ro | We were compelled to build still, another auuex, which statement as a faithful and true account of her suffer- | handsomely th shed. pectect ntting. in back aud ull" be opened to the pubiie next ings and cure. F. M. Buopcerr, M.D., — | Brows 816, worth 81 | HOTEL Panruta, Cortovns REMEprEs are sold everywhere Price, Curicura, 50c. Soa: RESOLVENT, $1. POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO., Boston. VISIT] Brocade Silk Visites, $20. worth 3 Brocade Velvet ¥ Black 2 AMUSEMENTS. | National THUATER, THIS (Saturday) EVENING, Last time of the Great American Melo-Drama, SHADOWS ; OF A GREAT CITY, Seal Plush Saeq: Seal Plush Sacques, We beg our custom: ; ctions_N while we can show th holidays. (Second floor. Take the elevator.) Next week Engagement of Sa Mr. JOSEPH JEFFERSON. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, ‘Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Eveninzs, BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, CRICKET ON THE HEARTH, | ONE PRICE ONLY, Mr. Jefferson a -Caleb Plummer | 991 pg gyo, (a5) ow, 2 id not wait for the xreat rush sure to tuke place betore the close of the 912 D street, | TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9TH, with oneof the fi DAY GOODS, such as is shown in only the largest cities of the country. We shall display articles from 25 cents up to $100, use- ful as well as ornamental; RICH BRONZES, STATU: ARY, SOLID BRASS GOODS, TOYS OF ALL KINDS, | DOLLS FROM THE SMALLEST TO THE LARGEST, all at popular prices be the lowest. DON'T FORGET TO VISIT OUR NEW ANNEX. day Matines—RIP VAN WINK jORD'S, A RAG BABY, LAST PERFORMANCE TO- NIGHT AT 8, ‘The Best Fffort of 7 CHARLES Hl. HOYT, Author of ke, “A BUNCH OF KEY Aud is umyersally pronothced to be And LEND ME FIVE SHILLINGS. Mr. Jeff 8... --Golight rrabaes E we | Reat Laces Frou Avcrios LOOK IN THE Thoreday, Friday. and Saturday Evenings wud Satur FOR OUR A: A GREAT PI FROM AUCTION “A PARLOR M2TCH," <EMARKABLE VALUES BOSTON DRY GOODP3 HOUSE, ONE PRICE ONLY. 921 Penna. ave. {a5} HANDSOME, THE HOMLIEST DOG ALIVE, BY HIMSELF. 912 D street, THe én FEAST UF LAUGH- | ENABLED TO GUARANTEE Wo! TEK EVER OFFERED TO GAINS, WHICH WILL BE PLACED ON SALE TO- THE PUBLIC, MORROW MORNING. ma Mes Ss besccnies Witty pratoave, WOODWARD & LOTHROP, SIDE-SPLITTING SITUATIONS. BAUM’S iOTH ESTABLISHMENT, 416 7th street northwest. MAX Dizws Dive Srore, | COR. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND STH STREET, AND HAVING | WE ARE | Has just opened a Choice Assortment of GIFTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS! Comprising all the newest novelties in PLUSH AND LEATHER TOILET CASES, ODOR CASES, CABAS AND HANDSOME CUT- GLASS TOILET SETS AND BOTTLES, BISQUE FIGURES, &, MONDAY—MINNIE PALMER, ‘My Sweetheart.” First appearance in her old home since her signal tri- umphs in foreign lands. a6 Atavans GRAND OPERA HOUSE. 39¢ Nicar Sumer. Encouraged by the success of our sale of MEN'S DRESS SHIXTS AT 39c., NIGHT SHIRTS JOHN T. RAYMOND. lenghtwise, feiled seams, «u: and cuffs ‘attachel, thoroughly made finished, ‘Sizes, 14 to 18. ta cording to size. ONLY 39, EACH, WOODWARD & LOTHROP, To-night Only Performance of Mark Twain's Cele. we now offer an even more extraordinary bargain in atthe same price Made from a good, firm cotton, cut ted, side pocket, collar and entirely ngth, 45 to 53 inches, ac- ‘We have also the Largest and Best Asssortment of MANICURE SETS Inthe City. In connect fuil line of French fumes, Cologne &e. MANICURE GOODS A SPECIALTY, oP! A Caron: ALL NIGHT. @2-1m Every customer will THE SALE OF SEATS FOR THIS_BI Pocket Calendar for 1835, YOUNG AMERICA IN Coroexe: Corocxe: FLOWERS OF ITALY COLOGN P, THE TRIPLE FEATURES OF COMEDY ACTING, SINGING AND DANCING, WILL COMMENCE ON SATURDAY. THE SAME PLAY AND THE SAME COMPANY ASIN LONDON. MY SWEETHEART! mary, Bulm, Violet and Roses, made only by NAIRN & OGRAM, Pharmacists, 15th street and New York avenue northwest. be presented with « beautiful LOGNE! An exquisite imprecnation of Blossoms of Orange,Rose- Also full line Cut-glass Ware, Plush Cases, Shaving brated BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, . . De recente . oa Pa. ave ONE PRICE ONLY. 912 D Bt | Our Christmas Souvenir will consist of a ‘oe Cu: aE H. MORRISONS, PAIR OF RUBBER SHOES, Bese ber omit And wre the latec ani sleait amortment of Seceettet mth ereey wee iaee 46 __ MONDAY. Dea 8—OFF TO FYPT. NEtID SE GBObs on second Boor. Of Boots, Shoes or Slippers, Lous WEBER'S (ORCHESTRA FURNISIES MU- Bian paid Bias ee eee Ok Seek tae ron Store an nO I receive Chustinas Tree ORNAMENTS and GERMAN FA-| NOVEMBER 28TH TILL DECEMBER 25TH, pons OPERA HOUSE. MINNIE PALMER, PLA ‘QUES, BRACKETS, FRAMES and BASK®'TS. | At YOUNG'S SHOE HOUSE, 402 rH SrerEr. Sign of The Old Woman in Window, P.S,—Sole agent for the celebrated i $2.50 ELECTRIC SHOE, Which cures Rheumatism, Sore Feet, Bunions and In the company fs Mr. T. J. HAWKINS, whose eccen- tric comedy was compared favorably in London to that of the illustrious American comedian, Mr, JEFFERSON. REGULAR RATES: 50 cts., 75 cta. and 81. No 25-cent admussion except at Matinee. ‘@4-3t KROMENADE CONCERT FOR THE BENEFIT OF the WASHINGTON TRAINING SCHOOL FOR NURSES, at Masonic temple, on SATURDAY, DECEM- BEX 6th. from 7 to 12 p.m; dancing; refreshments, Tickets 25 cents. 4-30 [Be Mvseum. ANOTHER MONSTER SHOW. It surpasses any in America, for the money. EVERY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT THIS WEEK A GKAND ENTERTAINMENT. Charles H. Stanley and Lizzie Conway, Delmore and Wilson, Wylie aud Sanford, Clarence and Warner, the Wilsons; Het , the grotesque; Bickett, the athlete: MissLiliieAllen, and the last London sensation, the Ariel Goddess. with Hosts of other novelties and curiosities, ADMISSION TO ALL ONLY TEN TB. dl-6t F[SE“EANGAROO” SAFETY, SPEED. COMFORT. ‘36-inch wheel geared to speed of 54, 60 or 80, Balls all around. $135, THE RENAISSANCE ALBUM, THE LATEST NOVELTY. the most charming novelties in PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS ever exhibited in this country, and among them “THE RENAISSANCE ALBUM.” ness, while the goods are the very finest. V. G. FISCHER, FOREIGN BOOKSELLER AND IMPORTER, n25-w&sin CORCORAN BUILDING. 1 Call and ce it in operation at Cunisraas Axo New Years Canps SORTENER’S, 1N LATEST ARTISTIC DESIGNS. no 1108 E street northwest, | ALSO, SCRAP BOOKS, CARD ALBUMS, LAP TAB- LETS, HOLIDAY BOOKS AND STATIONERY, CCHCICE BEATS, for all the Theate iO NEBRENTANO BROS., Ihave just received direct from Vienns, my own im- Portation, and not to be seen or had elsewhere, some of ‘The prices will astonish everybody for their cheap- AT, MRB. HUNTER'S CINCULATING LIBRARY, Cases, etc., etc, dé-lin Corus. n23-12t 1 Cunistuss, 1884. For Custos, Now open, our magn! t selection of — CHRISTMAS CARDS and NOVELTIES FOR THE HO Also, all the new Must Poetical Books, at pric ever before. Ww is the tite to select betore the rush exits, WM. BALLAN AX Books, Standard and a2 Houny Px TS. THE LATEST, BEST AND ONLY PERFECT BEW- IXG MACHT THE LIGHT RUNNING NEW HOME, Acknowledged to be the his : meciuauical si Acomplete new se. of attach tire new und w Call or seud for circular (CHEISTMAS BOOKS | xD HOLIDAY PRESENTS axed Edve Books, Prayer ex Books. Methodist: Hyuin Books in notoraph Albums, “Autograpl Albums, Scrap ‘Opera lasses, Christmas Cards, &e, &e. ” Cail early and make selvcticns. oA -20 1749 Pennsylvania avenue. SOHN G PARKER, n18-I1m Pennsylvania avenue, cor. 11th streot. €17 and €19 7th street northwest. LECTURES. TET 9% % ¥ gs = * 7 88 ¥ SS FUR-LINED CIRCULAES, LfCtoRE ON THE ART OF MEMORY, t 00 Ses} SATIN LINED CIRCULARS. sedachtonglogy, Geography, History and Scientife BEAVER CAPES AND MUFFS. Frof. A. 8. BOYD will give another free lecture at Y. AND FUR TRIM aes M. C. A Building. 1409 New York avenue northwest, on CARRIAGE ROBES. UGA A Ee oe z FUR GLOVES. See card in Educational column. 45-2 Hail 3 S a e Bee aN ¥. ea : ret DIE AND CHILDREN'S FURS. HH OO L Ho DD AKA OY GENTS DRESS SILK HATS. FAIRS, FESTIVALS, &e. HH 00 LLLL I ppp 4 4 ¥ 85 86, 88. FASHIONABLE STIFF HATS, GEN FAIB AND BAZAAE BPE, BRR, EVR gSSs EER NN N TIT g5ig 81.50, 82, 82,50, 83, $9.50, 84, 850, For tho Benefit of EPP RRE Ft “ss. ER NNN T Base Borasrits AaDied THE CARECELTABTITUTE, P 8 BkgeSssS ere N NN T Sgs8 CANES AND UMBRELLAS, To be held st ne THE MASONIC TEMPLE, . SES NT rls a coutilng eo waa tON DAY EE O% 83 Ext eee ere , and col we ‘Muze by the Marine Band every evening. ERE, 096° KK n26-Im 621 Pennsylvania Avenue. Admission 10 cts.;season tickets S0cts._46-eo7t ER OO O09 EE PRES ASP STP cane a 01 ar ot debt at Wiliard’s Hall, comer of ‘and 14th streets, on pBe ae) he Se oo pe aoe — WeDnespay, Tue DAY. gud FRIDAY, (day and Bar 83 f tT 90 MMMM evening, » : " Lunch from 12 noon to $ pan. daily. Admisstonfor| BB 0 & OD ee aZieph supplies of Ladies WRAPS B Jost seosteed ot sYebing 10 ete ; tickets sold at the door; admission to : Speed seiee WS 1d_Dolmans «at 20 percent dis- == eee renee Srey ea 1 EEE 58, count from October prices, These are genuine reduc- ADIES' AID NATIONAL G. M. HOSPITAL Pe, RS §°3 8 L Tnvite Four attendance at their fre Few’ 7 3 ° E. Bas BEAVER MUFFS and TRIMMINGS {n all shades TUESDAY EVENING. Dec. & 1864 it Natlonal Rifles Pb # E i God Emp Sss8 UES, 36 inches to 50inches long. Hall. Music, Dancing, Re ente, BEAL ULSTERN. 4 ineheslong. le ticket $1; admitting two, $1.50. a6-st* ar MINK-1 CIRCULARS. ‘AIR FOR THE BENEFIT OF HOPE COUN Le FING 12'S ord at donsdab Halk 1650 Sach neck Siu Vs se es BGs, ce reeet Seen ben ie co tne Sth: Admission 10 cts, Beason ite, 25 cents. dl-6t* 312 7th street and 313 8th street northwest, BEAVER CAPES to all shades and p GEAND EALBa oe — Tisining to ihe Pur Tradeat New York THE EMM THE LARGEST ESTABLISHMENT AND THE | Prices. AT NATIONAL HIPLES ARGORY. LARGEST STOCK IN THE CITY. a WILLETT & RUOFF, sani by ag Secor ScSeey Dane. Dr rae otha aterm Commencing DECEM- ns Pennsylvania avenue, BEE ged putting natil the following Mody. | Cupreruas Axo New Yuan Canps, TOGETHER WITH A Booxs: Booxs: Booxs: FULL AND COMPLETE STOCK OF Doxtars New Your Hars: @00Ds FOR THE HOLIDAYR — Calendars for 1885, SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. er ittier, Shakespeare and others 2 THE FIFTH AVENUE STYLE SILK, DERBY AND | Longfellow. Wither, Shakesps call toe OPERA HATS, and public to insure choice of stock Figare in constant Introduced by Dunlap & Co,, of New York, 225 1105 Fenneyivanis avenue | TRC ant received NOW BEAD: = Crawford: z APORTER OF TEGO OMAN: | Sy Seo Saree eee toe WILLETT & RUOFFS, ans ‘Onis tour bots teret | Looe of by Dore ons 6S peels AGENTS, ‘Agents for first-class Bed sevenue.,. | ts cuscuted im the finest sayin, — SOLE ‘coma Galen ‘ ‘and: ‘of Books and and richest display of HOLT- | New Yors Dice Scie Core | _No connections with any other store. = = : Heavovanrens For Caxpms. FRANK SHARPLESS, MANUFACTURING CONFECTIONER, 1 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, LARGEST, FRESHEST AND PUREST STOCK OF FINE CANDIES IN THE CITY, Sprctattiss CARAMELS, BUTTER CUPS, BOSTON DROPS, CREAM MINTS, TIME JUICE DROPS and BOSTON CIIIPS. THESE GOODS ARE FRESH EVERY DAY. WE MAKE THEM IN THE STORE IN VIEW OF EVERYONE, TWENTY-FIVE CENES PER POUND, FRANK SHARPLESS, TRE LEADING CONFECTIONER, 941 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. VASHINGTON CIRCULATING LIBRARY, eo? y Lath Stet northwest. New ad Periodicals soon as published. Also fine ti low pricea, Sun Me. @. WASIBURN & CO. Cu Riso Nos AND 45 ice STREST NORTAWASE Headquarters forthe WHITNEY CHILDREN'S CARRTAGE COMPANY, Aso, A ful! line of Lawn Tennis Sets, Tennis Rackets, Cro TS, cifterent styles, Licycles Tricveles, Velocipedes, axons, ae Received, a lange arsortment of Travel an Baskets,” Children's Cartiages at come to tnabe soomtor talistock. ws aT BOTTOM PRICES. ONE CAR LOAD NOW AT DEPOT And for sale by SAMUEL C. PALMER, 1224 20th street northwest, 2022 Telephone 454, Our Book Basement will contain the net and ELann Tives largest coliection in thiscountry. Prices ¢uaranteed to | AND LITTLE MONEY MAKE THIS A GOOD YEAR TO BUY occ L 00 TIT coL oof Lo o0Oo Tf IokL Oo fT Cou LLLL oo 7 BUT EXTREMELY HARD ox RELIALE CLOTHING DEALERS. We haye made prices to meet the times, so that none may deny themselves a Winter Suit or an Overcoat. You know we mean what we say, A 810,00 Suit » 2.00 Suit at 86.25. A 613.00 Suit at 87.50. A $15 00 Suit at 68.75. An $18.00 Suit at $10.90. Overcoate at 4, $5, $5, $7, und upwants to 630, that are worth 50 per cent more than we are asking. Boy's Suit at #3 25, $3.75, #4.60, aud upward. Children's Suits at from $260 upward that are worth | double. | Boys’ and Children’s Overcoats from #2.00 apward. 2,000 pairs Pants, from $1.00 up to $6.00, that are worth 50 per cent more. LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO, CORNER SEVENTH AND G STREETS, Tue Mosr Woxpenruz Soar | OF THE AGE L TT PPP pPP assy = L 1 Pp Pp Sse rc ohe © os ib uP e Sss8 PPP) RRR FEE MM MM 110 U MM bY PPR R EI MMMM IT CG U MMM PPP RRR EE MMMM Ii 0 U MMMM e RRE MMM EHUD MMM e KK EE MMM UH Uw MMM 00 APPR OG OO AA PP 0° AA PPP OO AAA P - oo A A PRP OT THE ONLY GENUINE INDIGO BLUE 804P IN THE MARKET. PATENTED AUGUST 10, 1875. NO BLUEING REQUIRED. WASHES WHITE. TRY IT. SOLD BY ALL GROCERS. octéw,th,s,m-Sm You Cax Preserve YOUR EYESIGHT BY PURCHASING YOUR EYEGLASSES AND SPECTACLES ar THE VIENNA OPSICIAN COMPANT, DR. NEVER, OF VIENNA, OPTICAL MANAGER EYE AND OPERA GLASSES, PATENT EYEGLASSES, set with Brasilian Pebbles, Andeverything pertaining to the Optical Busintan No, 1204 F STREET NORTHWEST. ONE PRICE ONLY. EVERY ARTICLE MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES, mea 2. B—dote by