Evening Star Newspaper, December 20, 1884, Page 8

il tae ™ LOCAL MENTION. The Weathe OFFICE OF THE CHIEF Stcwat. OFrICER, Wastrxetox, D. C., December 2, 1884, 10 am. WARMER TEMPRRATUR® AND SNOW TO-MORROW. For the middie Atlantic states, Inereasing cloudt- Ress ant local shows, higher temperature, east vo sonia winds, lower bur For Sundiy, partly clowly weather and locat snows are indicated for ¢ antic coast states | with higher temper: ly clondy weather and local rains wit Obio valiey, Tennessev, and gulf states Romsenms are prev e timely preeau- luablies with the ener 15th street Hauy's Great Crastye Sar. embroidered St dies’ embroidered sabrotdered s AY SLIPPERS. bread, Polis and bi Sota patent four. It m Every Saaz of Frev Our Rare Sare. . 7th and E. Hrapgvarrers for rubber boots and shoes of all kinds, at 006 7th street, De- | Tand'k. of tine Freach ‘can- | dies presented with a; \ChrisGinas card ai hb Ciirstwas banne: ould’s, 421 9th street CLUB AND Soct trimmings, at Meyers, » Kold and silver reel northwest. WE ARE now rece! y naw raisins, M3, | nuts, oranges and fancy groceries of every descrip- ton for the hoildays. We invite the lnspection of | buyers. » METZGER & BRo., Grocers, th street northwest, Xt to Oda Fellows’ Hall. Prease call and wholesale n.w., Det. Gand H | gars th & DOX,S0c. | eS constantly on | 8ts..for bollday prese to gi. A full line of smoker's arti dand. Frauc’s, corne For THe Horrpays.—A wine, itquors, | * ote., for the holidays, shouk ai amine any of the many brands Kept by Chr. Xander, 911 7th street borthwest. Cur Rave Sate. See our $10 overcoats, the price must seil and wiliseli them. Eiseman Bro., corner Tn and E ‘Wonvers for childrent EasTMay’s Atowa Per Th Jay Gould, 9th street. | (aa non of fragrance. er’s Restaurant, 502 9th Etreaxt Houmpay Grrts: Artists at ravings of the leading pulnters s nl Laxcest mirror at S. turesque pieton & nd the funeral of their fate See special notice. Woopwanp & Loranor will keep thetr establish- Pn os iy, De- holidsys, unabie lo muke thelr pur- Make Your Bors (oF ndsome Bui apair of presented happy and buy them Ewch custom bet. Land K. z: : FOR A CHRISTMAS e t the b m now, when they an be purchased on such terms ivertised in the “For Saie—M i 2 . Your celebrated $2.50 ‘Taes trimmings, toys. J. Ove $1.50 ladies’ and gents’ fur top gloves, with spring fastening, at $1, at the Oriole, 82 7th St. Weatuxe Sra! street northwest. A CuaisTwas PRESENT For EVEXYEODY.—Z. Stras- Durger, the pop' Will present e: customer with a handsome bucket of fine Fren candies. All are invited. Warraax’s Canby, Se. per pound; five pounds for | $1. Rieu fruit, pound, stiver and jelly cakes in great | Variety; home-made mince meat and ples. Jarvis, | Confectioner, 426 9th street nortuwest. ‘THose who are eating heavy dinners about holt- | day times should wasa it down with Dutty’s Malt Whisky diluted with water. Two-thirds water and one-third whisky, making a drink that no wine can equal Try it Ses Paxrr’s “Special D for New Year's tice” about visiting cards Beacrircy banner card: J.Jay Gould,9th st. A Frvery EXGRavep Cano, with the new District | firealarm gratis, at Auerbéch & Rro.’s, 62% Penn- | s¥ivania avenue. Where you wiil find a choice seiec- tion of gentlemen's holiday gods, Including new destzrs In silk searts, muf: and sik Sus penders at low figures. Tuef in gloves, ‘with gored thumb and flngers, at $1 AlBo, a full line of Perrin’s best glove. For Mepicat on Soctat. PuRPoses—Another in- Yolee of that pure rye whisky direct from bond, four years old, at # per guilon. Merzare & Bro., Grocers, 4 th street borthwest, ‘Take a Loox tn Beck's bilitard and 681 Lou!siana avenue and 630 D streew, new and remodeled. : 1 rooms, Everything ‘Tee National Sate Deposit company, corner 15th and New York avenue, receives trunks of siiver- Wure, bonds and all sorts of valuable things on | ul deposit for a moderate charge See adver- ent for holiday week. Gent's so! vn, loce and congress, $2, Strasburger, No. 906° 7th and K. . cy street, becween Cur Rare Sar and will sell the See our $10 suits, the price must Elseman Bros.corner7th and EL nir consists of a pair of ed with every purchase of shoes, slippers, arctica Shoe House, 402 7th st. in Window, Ove Cunist¥as So Rubber Suoes prese », brush and look- eive a bottle of ¢o- the Oriole,§227th. Frssent nd charlotte russe, full Ine of Vail rult cakes, pound cakes, Jelites, mi thing for Christ= tas, at dew York a enue. Ccr Rate Sane A special department arranged for te 710 suits and overcoats. Eiseman Bros., cor. 7th and EB Lapres who are in seareh of @ handsome Christ- mas gitt for bus rs, brothers or frien ‘Will do well to examiue our complete assortment 0} embroidered slippers, at low prices. A handsome Ducket ine French candies. presented to each cu-tomer. 7% Strasburger, No. 96 TUL street, be- tween I and K. ‘Tovs, tinsel, frost, &. J. Jay Gould, 9th street. Ove CunierMas Girt ant I8x2% Steel Engraving pr-ented to every Purchaser at Habs Shoe House, $16 7th street and 1922 Pennsylvania avenue, A Prectors Gurr. ‘The most delicate, useful and refined of holl- day preseuts that’ could be offered to a lady OF person of taste, is beyond doubt, a case Of that most ex fe, relreshing and lasting of all perfumes, gezuin vrray & Lanman Florida Water” sold by all druggisis, perrumers and fancy goods dealers. As there are imitations Of this article, see that the real Murray & Lapman Florida Water ts obiatued. Jcet REcEtrED another lot of those Waukenphast Pne’s Shoes; finer and-sewed, only $200. Z trasburger, “t, between T and K. ‘TRE fine photos of 1 methy"s, 1109 Pa. ave, continue to be $3 per doz,with a 13th painted free Cor Rare Sate. Eiseman Bros, cor. 7thand E, ‘WEATHER STRIPS, 315 SLi Street northwest. Grxcrxe Sealskin Caps for Gentlemen, beautiful uality, Price $545 snd $6.25. Good’ value at ubie the money. Fran’s corner 7th and D. The “Oniy strictly One Price” Hat and Genv’s Furnish- ing Store in the City. ‘THR CuRAPsstT Yer.—Common sense ladies’ shoes in Rid and pebble, reduced wo. Each customer Presented with a handsome bucket of fine French candies. Z Strasburger, No. 96 7Un candies. jurger, No. street, between R_ Hopeso, 2%) 9th street northwest, opposite market house, offer s inducements in Butter and egus, best creamery,? Ibs. for $1; Virginia roll, 20 ‘abd Be. per Ib; exes, 2. per dozen. Tose SUFFERING from lung, throat and ca- tarrhal disease can obtain sbeedy relief of a “spe. ¢talist” at Willard’s on Mondays, and Fridays, from 12 m. to 4p. m. ‘Dr. Hidden’s emt- Rent Success is attested by many of our best citl- zena. Hazex & Co., wholesale grocers, 1005 434 street ta sells’ “ that best of - southwest, soups,” Lipps’ Pre- RSGISTERING thermometers, fine gold glasses. Hempier’s, 434 st. ‘Tue National Safe Deposit company, corner 15th and New York aveni office hours 9a m. to¢ ma Call and taspect the vaulta, ~ e er |B ive flannel over- | toint commission favor the Latter iethod. French candies. | 5 | messina’ | Join this band of departed heroes. | confederate navy. | desiring to buy presents will dow CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements, etc., To-Night. ALsaven’s OP&Ra Hovse.—Lawrence Barrett in | mons, pt “Julius Cesar.” NATIONAL THEATER.—“The Pavements ofi Paris.” ‘TuRarER Comique.—“Zozo, the Magic Queen.” Dpiz MusevM.—Interesting performance. MARINI'S Hatt.—Homeopathic Hospital fair. Masonic TEMPL#.—Carrotl Institute fair. Wintanp’s Hari—Prof. Ward’s curious and amusing exhibitions in psycbol a Fonp’s Orexa Hovsk.—Mr. Clarence Waters in “The Post Boy.” Woway’s EXCHANGE, S17 14th street.—Special exnibition. ——___ Condensed Locats. Street lamps wil! be lighted at 5:15 p. m. and ex- tinguished at 5:15 am. . O. O. F., will meet at to-morrow, at one re iddieton, a resident of this city for the last tairty years, died at ins re: ce, No. 237 7th Sireet southeast, yesteruay. He was « promi- heht mason, and also a member of Kit Carson Post, No.2,@.A.R, ‘The funeral will be held at Waugh M. church to-morrow, at two o’elovk. Dr. Taylor, microseyupist of the Agricultural de- partinent, slipped yesterday and severely sprained his ankle. He was taken to the Emergency hos- pital and afterwards to his home. f lady friendsof the Young Men’s Secret college Fraternity following officers to serve during the ensumg year: J. R_ Marshall, alpha t. C. Hyatt, M. H. H. Soule, gamma; W. . Fox, M. b,, deith; H.R. Burrill, epsilon; Chas, a yaay morning concerts by the Marine commence hext Monday at 10:30 o'clock, at the barracks, aes ‘The Was zton Monument. THE PLANS PROPOSED FOR TREATING THE BASR OP THE SHAFT. Accompanying the report of the joint committee of the Washington monument, which was sub- mitted to Congress yesterday, as stated in THE | SYAR, Was @ report from Col. T. L. Casey, the engl- neer Officer In charge, in whiclf he refers to the two methods of treating the base of the shatt. ‘One method proposes to erect a retaining wail of the most beautiful marble around the terrace, which wall is to be surmounted with a marble ustrade. The other metiod 1s to Ml the e: about the present terrace and to extend the fi until the siopes of the embankment fade xr into the surrounding surfaces If the mu 13 decided upon an appropriation ot #12 3% ed (o complete ihe cure work. If the secor position 18 adopied but $166,300 13 desired. ‘The ro Seni Sah aabtacle ‘The Late Capt, C. €. Simms, REMINISCENCES BY A COMRADE. To the v of Tae Ey ING S- an. Will you permit me, through the colums of Taz Srax, to pay a silght tribute of respect aud affec- tion to the late Capt. C. C. Simms, whose death Was announced in your paper of yesterday? “Charley” Simms and myself made our first cruise in the old Kearney in the years 2 friends from the start, and i never of the eariiest incidents of the erulse, bound out to Brazli, and the first night of Cay Henry «rolling sea sent us both to the lee gang- . y, who was walklog on What they are doing with the opsail tye block.” rail yards, were | | | | The Typographical Union, ‘The annual election of the Columbia Typographi- cal Union, yesterday, resulted a3 follows: I sim- sident; H. C. Evans, vice president; T. T. Hurdle, secretary; Byron A. Ford, treasurer; Geo. W. Cox, Geo, M. Ramsey and M.’F. Kendig,’ deie- gates 19 the International Union, to be heid in New. York in June next; W. L. Schinalhoff, trustee. Banc Santina ‘Tre CLostxc Day or Two Fatns.—As the close of the Homeopa‘iic tat approaches a stimulus ts given lo the voting as weil as to the lng. There was a lanze attendance last evening. ‘To-night the fair closes. At the Carroll Institute fair last evening the voting closed on a number of arzicles, and the win- ners were a3 follows: old pyx for pastor, Rev. Father Lewis; secretary, Rev. Father Thomas; spring balance, F. G. Alexander; pasehal candle, St. Matthew's church; heart chapel, St, Joseph ‘yium; Overcoat tor popular mer hant, G. K. Petty; overcoat Tor most popular transfer inan, Enoch Moreiand. The voting on the other articles will Close to-night and the fair will be aban end. Tue Woman Surrn sae AssocraTIoN,—The seven- mor the Na- teenth annual Washington ecny ni Association will be held in tional Woman Suft the Untversalist cuurch, corner 13th end L streets, in this elty, January 20,21 and 22, 18%, Susan B Anthony Is stopping at the Riggs House, whereshe will remain unui after the convention of the Na- tional Woman Suffrage Association in January. Be ssenessing Mr. Kenwan’s Lecrcnes—Mr. George Kennan began his series of lectures on Astatic Kussla Last evening at the Congregational church, und he vad large and appreciative audience, “His style I bright and interesting, and he shows that he know: how to observe and i ribe what he sees. BRADBURY PIANOS AND ORGANS FOR THE Hout DAYS ‘tock to select from, ineludin: 1 and mahogany cases o} e ainsulp. Phanos from $55 to $1,000. Organs $15 to $800. ‘Terms cash or + payments. Fr. }Curicura, THE OLY REMEDIES FOR THE SKIN AND BLOOD UNIVERSALLY COMMENDED. Wm. T. Totten, 672 North Tenth street, Philadelphia, | reports thet one of his customers stated to him nei- dentally that he was feeling so well and had gained ‘on pounds in the last year, ail of which he 1 to a xystematic course of the Curicura ReSOLVENT. which hss proved ¢o effectual wien all other remedies feiled, . of that city, certifies to a wond:rful cure of running sores on the neck which had 0 treated by hospital physicians and which yielded compietely te the CuricUaa KewEDIEs, CURED RY CUTICURA My skin disease, which resisted several popular rem- “ alvieed by ph sicians, has ed by your CUriouna ietenris, They sur- Parsed my most sanguine expectstious and rapidly ted » cure, Vincennes, Ind. J. ©. ARENTRUE, KNOW ITS VA All of your Ouricuna Kement faction. The Curicuna I especisily recommend for tiie diseases for which itis nsed. 1 knw from experience ite value, Dr. HJ. PRATT, Montello, Wis. CUTICURA ABROAD. Through a home-returned Not un, T have learned to know your Curtours, which has in a short time cured weof au Kez mi < pes that ny physician's medicines ee ia are ot lets could not heal, CHR, HELIZEN. Bergen, Norway, way. Afi » While, . Agenturforretning. cout stand ‘thls ony | =—s ‘when the old m: OF Wil side down the lee ri Pee EO WEES cy une moment, down we cam, | A feeling of gratitude me to 1eknowledge the r band, on the lee bac rea: hing | &tat merits of your Cutic and t cordia ly recom- the deck unobs ved, DUL WILD ¢ hands Ddieeding | mend it to the public ax av | able remedy, 3 from the yuaccustomed and inexperienced wot H. N. POWERS, Bridgeport, Conn. We t under the launch and, hidden by cover, luid there all night, with the water swash- ing over and around us, the plgsand chickens in| p. ae 5 A the lee gangway squeallng aud cackling and the | Forsaleeverywhere, P BA, the great Skin d ropes fapping aud rattling overuead. A | Cire, Se. Coricuna xquisite Skin Paautifier, miserable, wretci se: Bight Was this, our first at What memories of the “old navy” crowd upon me when I recail the days and years of tnat cruise! Kearne: ; Goldsborough, Marsioa, Bell, DeCamp, 8; Wineal | maste ‘odd, purser; Croan, Higzins, Smith, Hynson, Randoiph, Dance, PB: ms and others who=e mes I do not now remémber were the midshipmen. Most of these men are now cruising on the “unknown sea.” Charley Simins, that ‘noble-hearted man, gental and Spierdid sailor, has Just Left us to Simms, like Kennedy and ck, went {nto the ‘y. Itis not for me to question his motives, and I hav+ heard from him little of his career there, but Iknow full well that wherever he went or whatever he did was from a conviction of right and was well done. USN. Wasuington, December 19, 1884. eenber ee ,, THE Mat. Mona: ART POTTERY SaLR.—Thos. i to avati them- vesof the opportunity to buy at auction on ‘Tuesday and Wednesday next of the fine s of art pottery, produced by the Mat. Morgan Pot- tery Co. of Cincinnatl. The productions of this great artist are not surpassed. ‘The collection will be on view on Monday next at the art salesrooms of Thomas Dowling, 11th st. and Pa ave. ‘THe CENTER MARKET CHRIstwas WeEK.—Cen- ter market during the coming Christmas week will be one of the most attractive sigists of the city. Ail se the dealers are, preparing 10 surpass all previous | Table and careing i be open Monday and | Sts handles. The Rodgers Cuulery'sto1 displays, and the prices elsewhere. The market ‘Tuesday at the usual hours, ana ou Wednesd day and unt 11 o'clock at nig Christmas day, the market wilt PHL be fou lay all t. On Thursday, ye closed. A VERDICT AGaINsT THE RatLroap.—Yesterday, the jury in the case of Postoffice Inspector Win. Henderson against the Baltimore and Onto railroad | ‘ t brought in a verdict for $5,000 damages. Was instituted by Henderson to recover $25,000 dam- ages received by hiin by reason of a culiision near Abnapolis Junction, in Marci, 1882. gee ‘Tae Poor CHitprey’s Cunistwas.—“A friend’ sends $2 to THe Stax for the Christmas club. ‘More StLveewang.—The largest audience of the Week attended tne sale of silverware, bronzes, mantel clocks, &c., last evening, at the ‘sa! ot Walter B. Williams & Co., and the bidding times was very liv ‘The goods are sold on ap- proval, znd purchasers need not take them away uniess thoroughly satisfied. More goods have becn opened, and will be sold at 10:30 a m., 2:30 and 7:30 P. m. daily. ———— 5 Cuarcep WITH SHor-LirTinc.—Mary J. Cox, a Tespectabiy-dressed white woman, whiie in the | Boston variety store, yesterday afternoon, tt 1s charged, picked up four gold rings, valued at $2 apiece, dnd put them tn her boson. ‘They dropped through on the floor, and thus exposed her. Detec- tives Raff and Block placed her under arrest. She left $20 collateral at the station, but falling to ap- Dear in tue Police Court this morning her collateral was fortelted. ARRESTED AS A SUSPICIOCS CHARACTER.—Lonts A. Hass, a well-dressed Germa arrested this morning by De Block and locked up ai the fifth precinct station as a suspicious character. Hass, it 1s alleged, ieit th Arlington hotel without paying bis bul, ‘The om. cers located him tn a house On 11th street, where he Was arrested this mornin: Hass cla came from Stuttgart, Germany, and th large fortune coming to hun, and tt ts by making nent Germans he bas swindled them hundred dollars. He 1s held for a heartag. Assoturesx Pune RRR 00. RRO oO ERE 9 & E “oo B os EK B AA KK Bm AA KK tar ar a aed PPP 00 W ow ow ppD FEB RRR pPPooO wwwW DDE RR PPP O O WWWW D D EE ERR i %o WWW DD EE R- ¥ oo Ww W bpp kes - ‘This Powder never varies, *tength and wholesomeness. More economical than ‘heordinary kinds, and cannot be soldin competition with the multitude of low test, shortweight, alum or phosphate powdera Soldonlyincans, Boral Baxrxe POWDER Co., 106 Wall street, N. ¥. Unvovsrrprx ‘THE CHEAPEST DRESS GOODS iN WASHINGTON CITY. BEAUTIFUL SERGE CASHMERES, all colors, 12 yards for $2, real cash value 37}¢. @y Cash Prices No Credit, LADIES' CLOTH SUITING, nd.and @ half homens with, ia Brows and Graj, Bie, real SURAH CASHMERES, inest quali yard and s half wide, on! Teena ue?) & CASHMERE SERGES. all colors. widest all pure wool, only 37%c., very Se quality COLORED SILK PLUSHES, $1.50, years old, was | ection | Will not be complete wit ' ecuves Raf and | §04 7th street. nearl~ one | Bastimore, did. 25c, CUTICURA KESOLYI w Blood P urifier, 1 POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO., Boston. CUTICURA SOAP, in exquisite Toi t, Bath and Nursery Sanative, as HOLIDAY GOODS. M AILLARD, FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL, New Yors. ALL ORDERS OF AND ABOVE FIVE DOLLARS WILL BE DELIVERED bY EXPRESS, FREE OF CHARGE. 418,20,22-3¢ Sorranie Axp SrasonaBee Mexen. TOES. Having jut returned from New York, and taking ad- vantage of the depressed market, we offer bargains in LADIES' SACQUES AND NEWMARKETS IX ALASKA SEAL SEIN, Price $150 to $400, Also garments of the same style and finish, made from the Fine Seal Piush, $40 to 80, E 'VISITES" in Brocade Velvet, Plush and Silk, $20 to 605. Mink and Squirrel Lined Circulars, $35 to $125, FUR SHOULDER CAPES, MUFFS! AND COLLARS, BEAVER AND OTHER FUR TRIMMING BY THE YARD. LADIES' SEAL HATS, CARRIAGE ROBES AND FUR PARLOR MATS. FOR GENTLEMEN: NOVELTIES IN HATS FOR DRESS AND BUSINESS, FUR GAUN1LETS, SEAL CAPS AND MUFFLERS. WALKING STICKS, SILVER HEADS, $2 TO $5. UMBRELLAS, Lareest stock in this city of Fine Silk Umbrellas, han:isome carved hanci es, apec ally select for presents for ladies and gentlemen, $2.50 to 815, B. H. STINEMETZ & SON, 1237 Penna. ave., next to corner 18th st. ais-6t ‘ Cunisrans Scrrres BY THE TON, CANDY—2,000 lbs. Pure French Creams, £0) tbs, Pre Chocolate Creama, 500 ibs. Pure Fon-Bons. 800 Ibe. hure Sucared Burnt Almonds, 200 Ibs, Pure Caratnels, all flavors, 1,000 "bs. Pure Drops «nd 1,000 lbs. Lure Broken Vandy, H 1,000 Ibs. Pure Gum Drops. RAISINS—Selected Sultenas, no seeds, ed Lange Loose Muscatel, bextra Larze Onduras, Choices Vi Selected Clusters, for table. Extra Select, Flat Cartoons, CITRON, &0.—New Leghorn Citron, -# Orin Peel, New Lemou Peel. New Zuute- Currants, Ww Fruneles, Big Fat Figs. Choice Layer Dates. NUTS—Genuine Princess Paper Shell Almonda, Genuine Longunda Almonds, Shelled Almonds, Genuine Fre Nuts, Large Filberte, Best Pecan Nuts, Shell ark Hickory Nuts to arrive soon, Sweet Cider. Pop Cor. Plum Padding, Homensde Mitice Mext. Vermont Dairy Butter in small whitewood Pails Grapen tip (ut Fic ridd Orazes, Malaga ‘and nume BIG NEW STOKE, ELPHONZO YOUNGS, ay 428 9th strest, between D and E, ‘ CO. CITY ITEMS. “A Little Learning No danger, thougl thing.” ish Syrup. 5 grocer, TH Ast street pp's Fremiuin Soup beats them 1 Dennis Conn northwest, says all.” Bailey’s, 829 7th street northwest, skates. 1 Nothing can be more acceptable to your guests for the holidays than a botile of Duffy's Barley Malt Whisky. It 1s for sale by every first-class rocery house tn the city. W you send your asket down order a bi . Your hoilday dinner uit 1k 4 500 Do of those elegant. satin-line Searts, latest styles, choice ‘patterns and new de- signs, at 25c. only, at Auerbach’s Kuit Jacket De pot,cor. 7th and H. Special discount by the dozen. 1 m Sore , men’s and boys’ silk Xmavw Prese Scissors In eas! Te dics’ Cutlery Sets; Dress- Ing Cases tor get cket Kutves, leiding makers; in cases Ivory, puri and 7 Pa.av.5 John F northwest, say all means orris, grocer, 2001 9th street. Lipps’ Premium Soap is the best by 1 Bailey?s, 829 7th sireet northwest, carves. 1 Coid Meat Sauce and Saind -made, nutritiows, economical, qual to tt was’ ever offered’ popular both at home and apd It 13 invariably abroad, eo Raging Senxation. Balley’s Skates, car- Vers and Weather strips. 1 | A Bottle of Garwood’s Choicest Perfume given to every caller at Douziass’, 522, 524, 526 9th Street. aw ‘Teeth Preservers, Balley’s nut cracks, 1 Our Ch tmas Card. No. 1 Rye Whist Lt 75e. qt. bottle; Gtb- son and Ariin 34 per cali $1 qt. bottle; Old Scoteh wh Ua ruin very fine; fine old port and sherry wines. McGee's, 9tn near D. 5 any “Has i"? would advise you to buy 7th street. 1 \Fhe Little Daisy, @pertect working sewing machine, ‘at Auerbach’s, cor. 7th and H. Rest Sealskin Plash § Tast in from auction 5 ple yard, at #4. 50: Jerse Balley's nut picks, for tte girl, 9a Yard. worth $8 a Russian clrentars, $5.49; Newmarkets, oats, $1.50 and upward.’ “Excelsior,” Qw > the hearts of your little Xmas Tree Holders, 1 Mothers, make happ ones with Baliey’s Square and Roun in black and brown just received at rock bottom prices. FRaNc’s, corner7th and D. ‘Tue only strictly one price hat and gents’ furnisb- ing siore in tls city. 202 wn Derbys No “discrimination ia race” when Bailey offers you white handle carvers, 1 No Safer Remedy can be had for Coughsand Colds, or any trouble of the Throat, than» Brown's. Bronchial Trocues,” Price 25 cts. Sold only in boxes. Wilbor’s Cod Liver Oi and Lime. ‘The great popularity of this safe and eMcacious preparation ts alone attributable to its intrinsic Worth, In the cure of Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Scrotulous Humors and ail Consumptive Symptoms it has no superior, Mequal Let no one neglect the early symptoms Of disease, When an agent 1s at hand which will cure all complaints of tue Chest, Lungs or Throat. Manufactured only by A. B. Wilbor, chemist, Bos: ton. Sold by ail druggist eo $3 per Gallon, 75c. Quart Bottle. No. 1 Rye Whisky, in the world for the money. Orders by mall. ’s, 9Uh, near D st, eon” Cluetv’s Crown Collars, Cuffs and Monarch Shirts are the best of all. eo Lundborg’s Perfume, Edenla, eo Lundborg’s Perfume, Marechal Niel Rosa €0 Lundborg’s Perfume, Alpine Violet, eo Lundborg’s Perfume, Lily of the Valley. €0 On Thirty Days’ Tria. ‘The Voltaic Belt Co.,Marshall, Mich. Dr. Dye’s Celebrated ‘Eiectro-Voltatc Electric Ss gee on trial for days to men ‘ung or oid) Who are aftlicted With nervous de- lity, lost vitality and kindred troubles, tee. ing speedy and compiete restoration of’ health and manty vigor. Address as above, N. B.—No risk ig incurred, us thirty days’ trial is allowed — W,8,m_ cium con RTOS Feta % ver y| Lime anf Soda for coughs, colds, consumption, impaled nutrition and general debility; easy eet Ww take. Prescribed by Fhys. Sold - hlanuldetuved by Wek wilt send ‘Belts and Large botties, 60c. fnornton, Corner” bultiunore und fur and Seatskin Garments. cc. COLORED SILKS. excellent heavy quality, cash value | yCautictiay BLACK SILKS from. the York suction sales, ‘special bargains, $1, $1.25, $1.50, $1.76, BLANKETS at actual Cost Price. WHITE WOOL BLANKETS. immense size, reduced ee ‘SHAWLS, all pure fine wool, direct from. profits, Fashion Book mailed —————— “Alderney WwW: Fresh. ter, fry Berean iy Cottage | oe pine Caorce Boor: x Ghrrs, Sketching Rambles in Holland. By Bongos . Nature's Serial tory. Illustrated. | fy E. P. Roe. Tubalpat of Omer Kliayyam, Mluitrated. By Vedder, Some modern Etchings, French Etchers containing twenty etchings, ailthe ew Books ant now {io of the sea zs ome Wi. BALLANTYNE & SON, als 428 Seventi street. Hottway Gres. SAM'L LEWIS’ SONS, JEWELERS AND SILVERSMITHS, 1215 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. WE HAVE OPENED TO-DAY THE LARGEST STOCK. OF WALTHAM WATCHES IN THE OITY. WOULD CALL ATTENTION TO OUR LOW PRICES. GENTLEMEN'S WATCHES FROM 840. LADIES’ WATCHES FROM 930, WATCH CHAINS IN EVERY STYLE AT THE LOWEST PRICES. SAM'L LEWIS’ SONS, JEWELERS, alT-12t 1215 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Dovorass Gexrcemes Deranruesr. SPECIAL—120 DOZ. PUFFED AND FLAT SCARFS. Our price for these Scarfs has never been less than $1. ‘We shall sell them this week for FIFTY CENTS EACH, aly DOUGLASS’, 522-624-526 9th st. Loox Oor For Tx: Houpays, CHRIS. RUPPERT, KRISS KRINGLE HEADQUARTERS, ‘Nos. 408, 405 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. PRENCH, ENGLISH, GERMAN GOODS AND TOYS ADAPTED TO CHRIS{MAS AND NEW YEAR PRESENTS, M UPPERT tak: t pleasure: t telenis end the pubis ns pace tee vba hag recived jogs throuch bis agenie in Entope the nest freduced In this secon. of te counts” °"™ in thie section of 5 Erench and Ge Boll ‘of all destin. Games and Sola Russia Leather Work, Gl id Handkerchief Boxes, Writing Desks and Dieaslue Cases ‘Musical Boxes, al} sizes and ety! Hen Boze. eaes a mn Works and Fancy Baskets Hobby id Shoo-fly Horses. oye isa Veloctpeate ‘and Doll Oarrisges, Bicgeiss lf dase of aiderunr egies 10,000 otber articles too numswottsts inention, ‘To avoid usual rush at Christmas our custo- ‘mers are invited to make their purchase early. Cunsmus, 1884, THE RENAISSANCE ALBUM, Christmas. if at.’ THE LATEST NOVELTY. Ihave just received direct from Vienna, my own im- Portation, and not to be seen or had elsewhere, some of the most charming noveities in ¥ ever exhibited in this country, and among them “THE RENAISSANCE ALBUM.” ‘The prices will astonish everybody for their cheap- ‘ness, while the goods are the very finest. V. G. FISCHER, vis other seasonables at our , KEEP 431 SEVENTH STREET ¥.W. ‘No better Holiday :Present for your husbands, sons, or brothers than Six of KEEP'S FiNE DRESS SHIRTS. Quality ©, Six for $6.00, oe Ss ae <A Some eee ene Workmanship. Peas Perfect Fitting. Beautiful Satin Seerfs, at 250., 50c., 75c,, and $1. each. ‘Fine Silk and Satin Suspenders, Silk and Linen Handkerchiefa, Elegant Silk Mufflers in white and colored. Leather and Plush Dressing Cases at special prices, Silk Umbrellas. Kid and Fur-top Gloves, Best Gold-plated Scarf Pins and Cuff Buttons, Coliars, Cuffs, Underwear, &c., &c. ' -OLIVER P. BURDETTE, 431 SEVENTH STREET WN. W. S27 Sole Agent for the District of Columbia, dy, 11,13,16,18,20 Houtoar P. BESENTS. This being the season of Presents, THE MISFIT STORE, 4 CORNER l0ra AND F STREETS, Offers the followi: thi bling ‘bod: foigre secre sod uefa present at avery amma) "FOR BOYS 4 TO 11 YEARS OLD. ‘Suite at reduc d from @4. Suits st $3.25. reduced from $4.50. Suits at $4, reduced from 36. ‘Suits at 5, reduced fr 5 Overcoute at $2.50, reduced from $3.76, Orereoats at £30 neue d from Se reoate at 4.50, tude d from Overcoste at $5.25, reduced from So. Overcoats at 86, reduced .rom $8. FOR BOYS FROM $12 TO 18 YEARS OLD. Buits at $3.50, reduced from 35. Suits at reduced irom $6 50. Suits at $5.25, reduced from 87 50. Suite at $1.50. r-duced from #9. Suite at $7.60. reduced from $10. jercoats at i. 4,50 reduced {row $6.50, 8, 'Bi.b0, reduced from 810.50. FOR YOUTHS AND MEN, Suits at $6, roduced from $7.50. Suits at $7.50, reduced from $10. Suits wt $9 reduced ‘rom $12. Suit- at $11, reduced from 315. Suite at $15, reduced from $20. B.S. Diagoual Suite #16, m, “uced from $20. Black, Broadcioth Suits at $20, reduced from $25, worth Newuiarket Overcoats at $12, reduced from 815. GoodOvercoatwat B87 50 po.reduced foe BT 50,810,812 Good Overcoate at §6,87.50.89.reduced fron.87 50, Bent Chunchilla Overcoat ut $13, reduced frou #18, 3, red a) Fine Kersey Overcoat at $16, reduced from $20, worth DB. Giynchie Coat and Vest at $7.50, reduced from THE MISFIT STORE, COR 10rx AND F STREETS N. B—Be sure and coms to the corner of Tenth and Fatreets. _ Open till 9 p. m.; Saturday till 11 p.m. ais Hourpay Goons. We have s large assortment of FANCY SILK HAND- KERCHIEFS, from 250 to $1.50, LADIES' LINEN HANDEERCHIEFS to T5e, LAD ES' LACED K D GLOViS, Mather’s Patent, the most popular ( love in the market. J lang line cheap DRESS GOODS for prevents, 12%6, n line cheap for present . Sc, aud 25c. al We have also antce assortment FLOOR DRUGGETS, from 35 to $8.50. SHAWLS aud CLOAKS, very LOW PRICES, GEO. J. JOHNSON, alt 713 Market Space. Rosrrr Bears. BOOKSELLER, 495 Pennsylvania Avenue, Has ready for inspection « moet rich and varied stock | of books in all branches of literature suitable for holi- | day gifts His stock includes EVERY NOTABLE AMEICAN AND ENGLISH BOOK recently pub- Iished, and standard works in cloth and fine bindings in great variety. Also rare and unique volumes, extra ilustrated works and Bibliographical treasures of every order, The prices are moderate, and the assortment includes the cheapest as well as the finest editions, dis-6t Ruz Arrnactioxs FOR THE LADIES AT OHS. RUPPERT'S, NOS. 403 AND 405 7TH STREET NORTHWEST. The attention of the Ladies is respectfully called to my select assortment of Emb-oldcred Slippers, Cush- ions, Table Covers, Tidies, Whisk Broom Holders of different designs. Fancy Worsted Work and Knitted Goods of every description; complete outit for Infants, Merino Cloaks, Children's Lace, Satin and Velvet Bonnets. z Germantown and Zephyr Worsted Knitting Yarn, all colors and all kinds of Embroidered materials on hand at the lowest market prices. Gaaxo Diseruax Or HOLIDAY GOODS ar MRS. SELMA RUPPERT’S, 608 9TH STREET, Opposite Patent OMica, ais Elegant assortment of FRENCH DOLLS, TOILET ETS, DRESSING CASES, SACHET, GLOVE ASD HANDKERCHIF BOXES, PLUSH AND LEATHER BAUS, FANS, WHISK-HOLDERS, FANCY WORK and WASTE PAPER BASKETS and other NOVELTIES, Fine selection of EMBROIDERED TABLE COVERS: and SCARFS, LAMBREQUINS, TIDIES, CUSHIONS, SLIPPERS and ART EMBROIDERIES. Large and attractive line of Ladies’ and Gents' SILK HANDEERCHIEFS and MUFFLERS, EMBROID- ERED, INITIAL and FANOY BORDERED HANDKER- CHIEFS, KID GLOVE%, LACE GOODS, Children's PLUSE BONNETS, MERINO CLO \KSin Mother Hub ‘bard and other styles of superior elegance. als “Qo Reavy: HOLIDAY GOODS, WE ARE NOW READY 10 SHOW THE LARGEST 4b Sos” VARIED, ASONTREST WET HAVE EVER EXHIBITED Is EOORATED POTTERY AND PORCELAIN, » FROM ALL COUNTRIES. ~ AL W. BEVERIDGE, No, 1009 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. nol3-3m Torzars FINE LEATHER GOODS FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS AT REASONABLE PRICES: SADDL! Eabies ARS GENTS IDING Wi Fine Harness and Trunke made to order. Frppss Harness Traveling Bags 4c, thoroughly re- cA . TOPHAM’S, a13-146 123] Pennsylvania svenue, H OLIDAY OFFERING. E. G. Davis, 19 MARKET SPACR GRAND DISPLAY OF HOLIDAY GOODS, ‘WE HAVE ON OUR COUNTERS NOW THE FINEST LINE OF HOLIDAY GOODS WE HAVE EVER OF- FERED—MANY THINGS AT ABOUT HALF PRICE. WILL ALSO OFFER SPECIAL BARGAINS IN OUR BLACK DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT. B G@ DAVIS, 6 COR. EIGHTH 8T. AND MARKET SPACK. Cuntsmas Ann New Yuan Canna , ‘TOGETHER WITH A FULL AND COMPLETE STOCK OF GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS HOLIDAY GOODS. HOLIDAY GOODS. Mosr Sexsmiz Housar Gurr, LADIES’ AND CHILDREN'S WRAPS, At BAUS, ‘The following styles have been reduced to give our patrons a chance to select what we term “a most sensi- ble holiday gift” at a very reasonable price: HGLIDAY REDUCTIONS! Style 1.—“Ladies’ Vieite,” of finest brocade silk, old gold and black combination. with Chenille fringe to match, reduced from #43 to $25, Style 2—Ladies’ Visite, of elezant damassee ailk, with fur trimming, reduced from $20 0 $18. Style 3—Ladies’ English Walking Coats, heavily braided front and back made from best of Berlin twill cloth, reduced from $10 te $7. Style 4—Russiau Circulars, in ail latest shades, trim- med with astrackan down front and collar, reduced from $15 to $10. Style 5.—Ladics’ Silk Damasser Dolmans, with fur trimming and handsomely lined, reduced from §30 to s2L Our $45 Seal Plush Coat, 42 inches long, reduced to $35, A discount of 20 per cent on all Fur-lined Circulars, ‘Misses’ Havelocks, of all-wool cloth, at $3 for 4 years. at 85 for 16 yra. | Newmarkets, of Berlin twill cloth, astrackan collar and cuffs, at $7.50 for 10 years, NURSES’ CAPS and APNONS reduced to 180, o2) BaUM'S, 416 7th street northwest, Geo. Ryxea, Jz 418 7TH STREET NORTHWEST, For THE Hoxtpays Offers a large stock of Decorated Gods. Bronzes, uary, Oil and Water Color Boxes, Drawing Inst ute | Chandelfers, Library and Parlor Lamps, au endiess | variety ; aiso the Genuine Gerina®: Stude . Fora bright and Safe light use Kyneal’s Royal Se- curity Oil, caf GEO. RYNEAL, Ja, Artiste! and Painters’ Supply Depot, dl5-20 418 7th street Borthwest, | Sxares, Sxares. All kinds. from 2c. up. Sleigh Bells, all sizes Pocket Knives and Scissors Also, fine stock of Rodgers’ Table Knives G. HARTIG & SON @13-Im* __ 1001, corner 7th and K streets northwest, (CC, & POSSELL, Booxszuten, - Offers the best and brightest Books, beantifuily or brilliantly bound; the choivest collection of Christmas Cards Special styles of Stationery and Fine Fancy | ai3 418 9TH STREET NORTHWEST. Lanssvrcu Buorners: MAMMOTH ESTABLISHMENT 1x HOLIDAY ARRAY. ‘WHAT TO BUY AND WHAT TO Par, 4 FEW HINTS TO PROSPECTING HOLIDAY PURCHASERS, On our main floor we have arranged on cale the most | wonderful selection: of Artistic Creatious from Paris, Berlin, Vienna, and New York. j | FANCY WORK BOXES, lined in Crimson, Peacock, Old Gold and Olive, SILK UMPRFLLAS, with fine Ivory and Carved Handles of unique design. A LIGATOR and JAPANESE SATCHELS and HAND BAGS. ‘Magnificent display of Turkish, Morocco and Russian Pocketbooks, Cigar Cases r d Shaving Sets. Ladies’ and Gentiemen's Traveling Cases in Leather and Plushes, PIANO COVERS, TABLE COVERS and SCARFS, eepecially selected for our great Christmas Sale, To the left of our main aisle will be found onsale Gentlemen's Scarfs, ties, Embroidered Suspenders, Silk Mufflers, Handkerchiefs in every conceivable quality and design. Our grest Book Department, which was an immense ‘Success when first organized, Las now reached stupen- dous proportions, Why pay $2.50 fora Book at other places, when we | sell the same at $1.15? Why buy a Set of Books for 824. whon 799.90 will buy it at our house? ON THE MAIN AISLE the display is beautiful. Toilet Cases, Cologne Cases, Bisque Ornaments, Plush Scarfs, Tidies, Lace Pins, Bangles, Bracelets and Earriags, Hosiery for Ladies and Gentlemen in all its gorgeous hues, can be bought at reasonable prices, ‘TO THE RIGHT OF MAIN AISLE— DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS! All-wool French Shoodas, English and French Cash- meres, Bison Cloths, Drap Casstmer, Tricotines and Wool Ottomans. SILES! SILKS! SILKS! VELVETS! VELVETS! ‘Have you ever passed throuzh this Department? We pride ourselyes especially upon its completeness, ONE WORD BEFORE CLOSING: Do not forget that you will save money in your purchases by buying | SILVERBERG’S, Hazas & Suaree, a WELE 1133 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, RALERS DS DIAMONDS, WATCHES, SILVER AND PLATED WARE, FRENCH CLOCKS, FANCY GOODS, aa, DIAMONDS. Call attention to the lantest stock of Dismond Jew- elry, of the atest desius and at the lowest price ever offered. WATCHES. Special attention ts called to our fine Swiss Wat-hes made to our own order. Ourstock of Amorican Watches 4s complete, CLOCKS. French Marble and Traveling Clocks, of our own tm- portation, OPERA-wL ASSES. A well-sclectod stock—Pearl, Enamel and Leather: covered. STERLING SILVER, Tea Sets, Pitchers, Bowls and Fancy Case Goods, Bolt Silver Punch Bowl, ‘ie handwomest design and lancest ever shown in this city. Forks and Spoons in great va PLATED WARE, Onr stock of heavy Pintod Ware is the most extensive and best selected ever offered in Washington. We cam show twenty (20) handsome Tea Sets, and weeall spe cial attention to our $2) six-piece wets, Ouratock of Ice Pitchers is unequal-d. Hand-om?> Cake Baskeis ae Jow as 83. Salvers. Berry Bowls, Soup Tureeus, Card Receivers, Fruit Stands, Castora Candelebras, and @ | fine stock of Go d aud Sflver-bead Capes Pearl, Ivory | and Sted Plated Tuble Cutlecy, Carving Sete in cases, &e,, &o. HANDSOM!: HOLID AY PRESENTS. SILVERBERG'S —_Velocipedos and Tricycles Doi Carriages of every kind. SILVERBERG'S: Boy's W te oe ty. Shdwhe and Clpper sleds SILVERBERG'S: Dolls of every oe and sty ™ SILVERBERG'S. “Stun, Hers, Steara SILVERBERG'S, SILVERBERG'S of every kind Patent Rocking Horses, SILVERBEKG'S. Gaus and Purzies. Bul/dive and Alphabet Blocks and SILVERBERG'S. we is of Other Toys, ranging SILVERBERG’ (Hiv “Pik Work Pores, Totlet SILVERBERG'S tow ‘5 Batitborstied Brava, Manicure Ste, San SILVERBERG S, Oder Canes Jewel Boxes Pine Gut. Kiu-s Mirore, Push Albuma Auto- SILVERBERG'S SILVERBERG'S. SILVERELRG'S Arbus, &e &e rplated Cand Stands, Fs Pickle Stands Sete of "I in cases, Table Spoon caren Kinives in caer. Fine n Ru Butter Dishes, Casters of SILVERBERG'S every kind. Sugary, \ reais, Spoon- ee SILVERBERG'S Fine Satin-lined Work Baske Scrap Baskets, Lunch Baskets, W SILVERBERG'S Stands, -hoppiuy Baskets, &c, &. SILVERBERG'S. Gold Cabinet Frames, Plush Osti- it and Plush net Frames, Git SILVEREERG'S SILVERBERG'S SILVERBERG'S. SILVERBERG'S SILVERBERG'S SILVERBERG'S SILVERBERG'S. SILVERBERG'S, SILVERBERG'S and other 140. Vames iu large variety, at very Ol Patutings and Enerav- © handsome and very low i = Lesther Bags In immense — ty, beaucttul etyles and very ‘Latics’ Plush Bags, lovely goode, rom Ws ne and Chilareaty Ladies Gent's an Wallets Purses and Pooketbouks is, every style and Totlet Cases, Gent's Travelt Fine Tulsi? and Faucy Wood Desks SILVERBERG'S and Workboxee, Pearl Pocke! Kutyes, Boys’ Knives, SILVERBERG@'S. | Fine Cigar’ ases, Mecrnbaum Cigal 4 Holders, Meersciusnan Pip SILVERBERG'’S. — Bros Bird Cages, from 930. gj Fine Wine Sete Inketanie, Paper SILVERBERG'S. Weights, Thermoimters, fe. Fine Japanese Tray) ind SILVERBERG’. Gloveand Handkerchiel Boxes, Cae Aneta, Card Canes SILVERBERG Tubucco Boxes and Curios, Hand und Totlet Mirrors, Brushes ofevery style, kind and size; Combs of every size Books £-r children of all kings an for all ages. Jules Verne’s Works, Sac. Lovely Picture Books. Children’s Desks. from Gradies and Fine Leather and other ius We oarry e vers handsome ‘Our large Quarto Al- bios at €9e., and our Plush Lane Albuais deserve your especial atten- tion. Rolled Gold Plate solid or Sliver Jewelry, we offer dect bargains. “Our tu this tine very complete, und we Lave SILVERBERG'S SILVERBERG'S. SILVERBERG'S, SILVERBERG'S. SILVERBERG'S, SILVERBERG'S SILVERBERG'S SILVERBERG'S. SILVERBERG'S. SILVERBERG'S. Koo Our stock at present ts the we ever offered, variety goods is slusast, bewiderine we guarantee ax low, if wer than any other house in the SILVERBERG'S. SILVERBERG'S. SILVERBERG'S. SILVERBERG'S, STLVERBERG'S. SILVERBERG'S. M. SILVERBERG & CO., B12 7th street and S19 8th street northwest, 410 Atlantic etates. and when Fou ba bought of us you will fel MM MM A SSy Tors. XS A Ag Tors. xx MMM AMA g eS Tove x X MMMAA Tore. § CARDS—ToYs eA TAS BANNERS XMAS BANNERS. XMAS PANELS XMAS PANELS—TOYa, ‘Feucy Colored Paper, Gold and Rilver; ‘Tissue Paper Gold and Silver Moss. Tinsel, Frosting, iv ises Balls. Tcicles Gut Animale, Deoorative Victures Serep Pictures, Trausier Pictures for Silk Toye, Gold Borders, Las: Borders, Costuse Crackers, Favors the German, Toy Books. Wonders for the Children! Sheet Music Sets, J. JAY GOULD, 421 9ra Street, de6-15t Between D and E Streets, Diews Dave Srone, COR. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND 9TH STREET, * Has just opened a Choice Assortment of GIFTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS! Comprising all the newest novelties in PLUSH AND LEATHER TOILET CASES, ODOB CASES, CABAS AND HANDSOME CUT- GLASS TOILET SETS AND BOTTLES, BISQUE FIGURES, &o. ‘We have also the Largest and Best Assortment of MANICURE SETS from LANSBURGH & BRO., 420, 422, 424 AND 426 aun SEVENTH STREET. For Taz Hourways, Just received $10,000 worth of Fine Goods. consisting of WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER axp PLATED WARE, which will be sold st a slight advance of cost. W, S TAPPAN, Jzweizn, CALE AT WH, MORRISON'S, 475 PenssYivasia AVENUE, And are the lange and chugatt asso: fmont CHRISTMAS CAR. AUT both jous and Also, latest stzica in stationery. HOLIDAY GOODS on second Avor. ions in novelties of Plush, Leather, oh mana jae an "Sei ge ; yGhastmas ‘Tree OKNAMENTS and GERMAN FA- PLACQUES, BRACKETS, - FRAMES and BASEE:’ ‘be with SACHS aT usm oak PSE Booxs: BAUM’S, 46 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. Sioseat srrtea. coi Pp ein rent, oie tak ae. In the City. In connection with thesbove we have @ full Une of French and English Per- fumes, Colognes, &c. MANICURE GOODS A SPECIALTY. OPEN ALL NIGHT. @2-1m Hesvovanrers For Caps FRANK SHARPLE . MANUFACTURING CONFECTIONER, $1 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. BOSTON DROPS, CREAM MINTS, u ICE DROPS and BOSTON CHIPS. THESE GOODS ARE FRESH EVERY DAY. WE MAKE THEM IN THE STORE IN VIEW OF EVERYONE. TWENTY-FIVE CENES PER POUND. FRANK SHARPLESS, THE LEADING CONFECTIONER, 1 PENNSYLVANIA AVE No connections with any other store. Coroexe: Coxoexe: Coxcaxe: sn exguelreirag oak san SARS SOOM Peart ae Cases, Houar Parsexra THE LATEST, ge