Evening Star Newspaper, January 7, 1885, Page 4

g all THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. ) ey Sela D. Cc WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7. 1885, ‘The Jackson Democrats. ARRANGEMENTS POR TUE CRLEBRATION TO-MORROW EVENING. ‘The regular meeting of the Jackson democratic association was held last evening at the Cosmopoll- tan hail (Sta and E streets), Mr. J. E. Norris, presi dent, Bunch and G. 4. Bartholomew were elected members. On motion of Mr. R. 8. Davis, Hon. John T. Morgan, Senator from Alabama, was elected an honorary member. Dr. Allen, from the committee on the mass meet- ing and binquet, to be heid to-morrow night, to celebrate the anniversary or the battle of New Orleans, reported that the arrangements for the meeting were complete. ‘The president of the assoctation, Mr. Norris, onli preside, and addresses would ‘be made by Sen:.tors Morgan, of Alabama, and Bayard, of Dela- ware, and kepresentatives E. Jobn Bills, of Loulst- ana, # Of California, and Curtin, of Pennsy!- . and probably by Senators Vance, Saulsbury ‘one, Representatives Tucker and Murphy, Mr. KT. Merrick. ‘The officers of the associa” tion wtil be the oficers of the meeting. ‘The ushers ¥il_be Howard C. Ctagett, RL Fenwick, 8. H. Sherwood, A. A. King, George Mothershead, @.A- Neumeyer, Jr., and G. ¥. Harvey. On the stage tent and stacks of muske at battle, At the conclusion ol jon the banquet will be held at br. Alien and Dr. Culver orged that the members bring their wives and daughters to the meeting. Election of Officers. , ‘The Medical Soctety has elected the following Amusements. &c., To-night- | oficers for tie ensuing year: President, Dr. W.W. pene Orsna Hovsr.—“Three Wives t0 OBE | Foynston: vice presidents, Dr. Kleinschmidt and : W.H. ‘Taylor; corresponding secretary, Dr. T. C. S Mr. a J. Flore Ns _kaTONAL Tagaren— Mr, and Mrs W | Sere eine wae oe eae Foup's Orzka Hovse.—“purr Oaks.” arer, Dr. C. W. Franzoal; Hbranan, Dr. J. H sense rks ey ©” com-| Munde'l;’ board of censors, Drs. Acker. Shaetfer eS ee, See Cook: board of examiners, Dra, Kleinschmidt, ; terson, J. 1. Johnsou, Hartigan aud McArdle. Dune Mesex.—Lorraine & Lauren's ro a a ee een mc aset “The Artist's Studio.’ ed the foliowing officers for the ensuing year: Dr. Huxzoo's Mvseow.—Jeonle Kimbali's H. H. warker, president: John R. Porter, Arst_vics presiiiont, Geo. M. Moore, second vice president; 5. Fred Kelley recording steretary; T-A.Mecarthy, corresponding’ seeretars ; Chas. A. Krause, treast nd Geo, W. Van Ssckie, sergeant-at-arma. porta Club, last evening, elected the fol- ers: President. dast H. sinithy vico president, Jolin Hickman: secretary, John . Salle, treasurer, W. Hf. J. Maivin; executive commilvee, Wash. "Wood, H. E.Burgess, W. H. Black, Theo, Jaekson and Henry Jarvis. LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. SicNar. jannary 7, Te oamt states, and fur, Warmer Weatht 1c SPEAKERS aNDSiNGeuS Mud B. TH. Douz- $ & Sons’ Capsicum Cough Drops a sure rem for hoarseness. AvrLETON’s Americ clopaeaia. For best terms see For Sale—Misceilaneous column, thls paper. splendid tizi’s imperial ‘The portrait 13 S Fuxs EXxarerrios, and on portrait of Bishop P. 477 Pennsylvania a Pronotuced life-like. ‘Tur Pxocxas proposed for the Moody mestings fa this city hay. Dec rorwarded to Mr. Moody 108 Lis approval. Tee THIRD ANxtat Comrie thel. S$, at Washington h enjoyable events of the RY SorrEE of eof te most Paav.and 436 st. CITY AND DISTRICT. Opera ‘Street anata will be lighted at 5:20 p. m. and ex- at 5-152. m. Tatepdant Stoutenburgh thinks that Charles Clark, the legless soldier, who has been so troubie- some to the police and Judge Sneli, and who 1s now im the workhouse for vagrancy, 1s Insene, a should be placed In the governinent asvia h ‘The Y. M. C. A. Lite ary Socleiy elected the fol- the expease of his board paid trom his pension | 1 .inc omcers ts Teel nesting Jast evening: nai . - 1. E. Phillips, president; F. H. Tasker, vice presi ‘Ata meeting of the Church Choral Union at the BT gh street Presbyterian church lust evening Kev. . B Hunter, Secretary; 7. HL Harding, i tu rer. ee an en rr ee Migemetne Arbetter-Unterstuetzung-Verein, Statens of fast. peury and form aduitioual ones:it | I" uigut,elerted) the folowing ofleers John necessary, in other stetions of the city. eide, president; W. Kock vice president; A.Dabler, epeseary, In other sxcugns of the city on Gamey, | easter ; George Rozel, secretary; A: Districh, was accidentally shot inthe lett lez by anothet | Horarian: Chas. Reader, #, Sehmidtinan, F. Spind” — - (dete Nee Uy an jer and i. Slevers, executive committee. ras Rais Connor. Gamey lives at 000 | “rhe Bakers Hencvolent A380 pamees crane nn comied Wee the folowing omcers: singe Ca Paul Bure cording secteta Henk from Cartier se esses are eae a ae Where ie was hor how he got liere. eb iN tnd eer oer : pe dpe al I Henry Arhoit, Herman Huth and Chas, Stein, exec: ‘John Gainey, about fiit-en years of ace, residing | W¥e commit atNo. su? ist Street southwest, accidentally sbot 10 years old, ar- | tot o'clock | net knowing Was taken himself yesterday afternoon inthe rivat leg, just| Protest Against Roping Out the above the kee, while playtug with a pisivi. j Peopie. ‘Atthe signal office this morning it was stated | Wasrxotox, D. C., January 6, 1885. Wiat the weather to-morrow ‘slightly colder temperature. Edward Thomas and William Carter. two colored Boys, were sentenced by Judge Sneli in the Police Court this morning to sixty days in Jail each for | stealing a pair of pants and snoes trom Abraham Schiomberg’s store, at No. 95 D street northwest. Upon recommendation of the examining commit tee Jobin D. Smith has been admitted to the bar of the Supreme Court of the District as an attorney and counselior-at-law. A pleasant feature of the installation of the o: cers of Washington Lodge, No. 8 1. 0. i evening was the presentation by Jona . Gi behalf of the members of the Indve, Jackson, P. G. M. and treasurer, of veautitm gold adie a5 testimonial of their rezard cor pita and La | commemoration of his twenty years services as treasurer of said 10d The ladies of the 1 Baptist church have given the pastor, Rev. J. W. Roane, a surprise in shape of a fine Droadéicth ‘suit of clothing and a pocket fall of mou To-day Vir; Golibart fied a petition for a divorce from Walter Z. Golibart on the ground of desertion. why Carson was _ Liquor License. A member of the liquor license board, in reply to ® question of a Stag reporter as to the reasons for | yefusing Perry H. Carson a liquor license satd: | Wi be fair ita | 79 he Keltor of TE Evewve Stax Tam sure you will give room to aline or two from one who wishes to see Mr. Cleveland’s Inau- guration and the inaugural parade a big success. With all due respect to the committee, I do not think tt would be practicable to rope in the side- walis, thus confining the people between the houses and the curbs, and civing up the whole ave- nue between the curbs to the parade, Tt 1s well known that the parade could not cover half of the yeand 121s quite 25 well known that the will come to Witness the parade could the houses and the curbs. to be stretched, as proposed, It would jarer of policemen to keep the peo- i, and even If Uiey could be forced within the ropes it would be at a great ones toa mulitude, who would scarcely such an arbitrary iaeastire. here hos heen a very great deal of harsh and = criticism, at public places in Washington, «by the Yope-strstening proposition. some of hed Itis tobe siucerely hoped that they will unto lt. It would be an extrao id. con=ttusmation to al ands of would-be spectators in of the compatat not in Austria. ‘The peopie elected Mr. ntlemen, and the people wish to see augurated, and purpose seeing the inxuzu- ral parade, too. take a ple within U ight nt seve elie vhich this, Refused a at “Perry understands the reasons why, and exp1 Squip. So nechinarg naan hl Clee sien Wasnrsetow Cara ET, at Queenstown, on He tailed to get the requsite number of sign: the Metropol nod ©. , three ef property owners to his applicetion. This is a Tandamental requisite, yon know. What the reasons of the property owners were I do not know.” On further inquiry, the reporter found that the barroom there Is objected to on account of the noisy character of its patrons. Perry affects to be Meve that it 1s poiftical prejudice on the part of citizens who object to sign. The Commissionei have nO powers Lo issue a licens: under Uuls state of things. Pestage on Newxpapervand Magazines. To the Eiitor of TRE Evex1sa Stan. In your Issue of Saturday,the 3 Instant, seventh page, under the head of “postal noces” from the Enited States Mail tor December, it is stated that | “third class matter embraces such articles as” ‘Mens, proprietor.— | Ket Monday—139 sold; itimore. Rest sold at | 4; medium, | oid Sheep and ‘over; old sheep | 7 lambs, 4% to | 1S from $30 to $60 iL AN INSANS MAINZ HICRRAMS FOR CLEVELAND Ware 01 rank Burns, lis, Md., who hurrahed on duty @ few days ago, declared insane by the medical officer of the ademy, apd wil be Sent to the government in- sane hospital at Washington for treatment. Burns is sald to havea wite a * > “newspapers, magazines,” * * “and post-| New York. age, 1s cl at the rate of one cent for exch two oo ounces or fraction thereof.” Your readers depend ial Gowetae upon the accuracy of THE Stax probab'y more ‘Than you can appreciate, and accept it_ as author- ity even when republishing from another journal, Will it not be a favor to give notice that by act of Congress, approved June Sth, 1884, newspapers and Dm: FT isst? require only ont cent foreach four ounces or fraction thereat “when Sent by others than the pablisher or news agent.” ‘Yours, ete. L Tee Crevztaxp Base Bare Cie Resicvs From ame Leactr. “The Cievsiand bos: Dull . signed from the ieague, and seven of tis players have agreed to go with the Frcoklyns, of the Ame- Hean association. Cleveland's piace in the league. Will be nied by the St. Louts Unions, which will Prove a hard blow to the U itis Bow here thet the Metropoitt sew | York, will disband. in which event the Nationals ‘Will Succeed them in the American assochition. ‘Tuz New Pastor oF Tik TABZRNACLE CHURCH, | ki ‘Last evening the cali to Rev. Robert Nourse, of | €rmevrr Covrt—Judge Hagner. ‘To-day, Chandler, Brown & Co. agt. Middleton & Coz Deviin agt. Street; Drury € Co. agt. Devote & Co; Central National Bank agt. Burvis € Co.; Conk- lia"& Co. agt. Partello et @l; Hill agt. Herron; orbes & CO. agt. Chapinan; Kurtz « Co. agt! ker; Engel_& Co, agt, Guethler; Henning agt. ‘Son agt. Fitzgerald, and Kuodier & on agt. Hill; fudzmuents by default, Emerson agt. | District; on hearing. 'estimony or- dered taken. ist. Keller; dé. Central Na- tonal Bank v vesimns appointed. -Kinj ee ordered. Knox agt. Knox: y ast. MeChesney, alimony At agt. McCormick: Hed parties complainant. PETE At. Haske: restraining order issued. Pouce Corer—Juage Suet. | pro Chicago, by the Tabernacle congregation, of Sonta | n Brown, colored, disorderly in the Weshington, was formally accepted, and he fs now B._ Win. Hors 3 ‘the pastor. “Rev. Mr. Nourse nas made q man arch Gon eee ‘ard Lewis, coloced boy, incorrigi- Adurteg minority. George W. a, Selling aller hours; collateral forfeited. impression, and, believing It his Gury ¢ once on his work, will not return to Chicago ‘bis famity, but sed for them, that he may dev his entire time to bis duties her font ree Affairs in Wes: Washington. Josnex D. Haxnis’ Writ—The wil of the late | _ Etacrios or Orricexs.—The Georgetown Ma- | Joseph D. Harris, Mled for probete yesteraas. with a | S00 association last night elected officers for Petition of Elizabeth W. Harris for letters of ad- | t 25 follows: J.T. Mitchell dent; Mintstration, bequeath: Ral property except one his s Which he gives to his mocer. His real estate, he | ives to his Wie during her ilfetime, to revert at er death to hischildren, Mattie and Thomas. He aiso bequeathes Rev. A. Worthington $00 year | during bts lifetime, and nominates his browser, | ©: Robert Harris, as bis executor and administrator © (Comisstoxen LYDRCKER'S ASSATLANT WILL HATE | Fo SeRvE His TREM IN JatL—In the case of Henry Baker, the colored hackan, who pleaded guiity in | the Police Court yesterday to assaulting pmimis- | sioner Lydecker, and was sentenced to sixty days fn jal, “tr. A. K. Browne appeared as hls counsel in the Police Court to-day, and asked that Baker be Permitted to withdraw bis plea of guilty and enter is wife, J. Lith and 'T. | v H. Dick-on, es, rs. The xe ed the’ assoctaiton to be im a i < or FYTutss—At the meeting of De- ~ last Clas, Pa; insinger, M. of L GSD. Pe |, CATELE Mane: le of live stock, at Drovers Rest, as reported by Tavenner Bros. yes Dow cattle up and sold, vest, at Hy ata mediuin, at 40434; com- ue of not gutlty, to allow him to take au appeal | tow, a! 34004. 400 Sheep and lambs, sheep at "he judze reiused to grant ti plication, and | #% (5%: Tanbs, at; iooy. 8 cows and calves ‘Baker will have to serve his sentence. far < fal. he mud between the car KR C be cleared Mure. Rara—Tus New Pray—The charming | tr French society actress, Wile. Rhea. will appear ia ‘Washington ‘at the National Theater on Monday evening, January 12th, productny for the first Uni on any Stage a new and very powerful sociecy piay by Mr. Howard Carroll, entitied “fhe American , on M street, 1s | Avsorvrens Pure | cific endorsed by the most eminent medical authorities. Alexandria Affaire. Rerorted for Tar EVENING STAR mike ‘RamRoaD Prosrscrs.—The new directory vi ‘Midiand railroad its session in New York this morning. It fs thought that at this meeting the policy tobe tn refer- ence to the unification # the Danville and the Mid- Jand systems will be developed and the posttion of Alexandria in the new arrangements determined. WERK OF PRATER.—The week of prayer services were continued last night. The union meeting Washeld at Trinity M.E church and Rev. Dr. Kern. of the M. E. church, south, led the services. Rev. Dr. Dinwiddie, of the Prince-street_ Presbyts- rian church, will offictate to-night at services to be held at the mn-street Baptist church. ‘UnitxD States CovrTa—Judge Hughes opened the United States circuit and district courts for business at the post office bullding this morning. The case of Shihey’ King vs Schooner Oliver Was taken up. Norss.—Mr. W. a. Vincent has taken the oath and given bond as state assessor, with Mr. William Hi. May as surety on his bond.—The coal office of Hamilton & Co., of Baltimore, in this place has been closed and” their agent here transferred to Baltimore, for the present season af ieast.—An endeavor will be made to secure cheaper telegraph Tates for Alexandria. They ate now two and a- half times as high as the rates in Washington.— Mrs. Gilmartin, residing on the Washington road, hear the edge of the city, died yesterday afternoon. —The Washington anit Loudoun telegraph com- pany meets hers to-morrow.— Richard. Strider wurt himself badiy by a fall on Prince street yes terday.—The Mount Vernon Co-operative Biliid- ing Association has declared a dividend of $6 per shire for 1334——The teachers’ Institute of the public schools will be held in Peabody hall, on Fri- day evening next, at 8 o'clock. Dr. Hodgkin. of ‘Washington, will lecture to te teachers on “The ‘Teeth.”——W. F. Creighton has been re-elected ident and 8. Z Uhler secretary of the Mount ernon Building Assoclation.—The Hellef hook and ladder company has elected Pank Agnew pre- sident and R. M. Latham, foreman. RECENT RORBERIES.—Mra. Gen. R. B. Ayres, at the Washington barracks, reports stolen from her house five teaspoons, value $10.—Hugo Rothen- Derg, 1246 20th street, reports that the trunk tn his, Toom was forced open and @ Watch and chain, clothing and money stolen, value $36.75. Correvra. * LEPROSY OF THE JEWS. A WILD, BURNING ITCH, THAT STRIKES WITH A THOUSAND ELECTRIC ITCHING NEEDLES, Eptror Auroowa, Pa, Cant:—I wish to say some- thing in praise of that valuable medicine, Coruna, which I saw advertised in your paper. Ihave had that rosy, of which yousead in the Bible, where the | Jews first got it among them, and did not knpw how to caureit. Ithas many other Engiish names, Ihave had ston my body for over sixty years, No doctor could teliime what it was, and probably Inever would ha known, hal Inot seen the advertis uable paper. itisascaly affe next it looks like barnac’es on a ves 1's Lottom, or at old log that has laid in the water for a long time, and | Just the same in my feet, kuees, and elbows, and by taking a microscope and looking at me it looks worse. | Tu other words, we will it jebthyosis, or fish skin; then | then comes on what Ieatl the wild burning itch, that il strike you with s thousand eleciric itchy needtes, ‘You cannot tell WHERE TO SCRATCH FIRST. ‘You then havatorun out into the open air to get re~ lieved. Why, itisdresdful, and having so many emi- | neut doctors and none knowing what to do for you, but | Thave found the lost treasure at last. It did not take twospoonfuls of the Curicuna RosoLvext before it took that burnin itch by the throat and bid themto hold off, and it is off. My flowit is becoming softer, my hair is becoming soft and silky, aud T then got to using | applications —Coricona 5 oar—and anoin out it, Itis not only adapted to m3 case, but to all others, and if any on» disbelieves him stop next door to the L-van House here, take my microscope and ses for hims-l’. _ Joseru W. Riwey. Houtipayspune. Fa., Nov. 12, 1803. AGONIZING ITCHING ‘And burning skin diseasos instanily relfeved by a warm baths vith Curicuma Soar and a sixele application of Curicwas, the great Skin Cure, This repeated daily, With two or three dosesfof Crticums :RESOLVEST, ths New Blood Purifier, to keep the blood rool, the perspira- | tiou pure and unirritacing.tthe bowels open, the liver | and kidneys active, will speedi.y cure Eczema, Totter, Ringworm, Psoriasis, Lichen, Pruritus, Seal! Herd, | Dandsufl, and every species of itebine, Sealy and imply Humors of the Se:lp aud Skin, wen the best physicians and sll known remedies fu every- | where Cvricums, 50 cents; Soar, 2 cents; KEsoL- VENT, 81.00, POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO., Eostox. iat PB wee Z0 OL D dp» §'5 e T EEE Zzz 00 LLLL DoD Ss3> ERR 58s be ER s.8 = Fre K R Sss8 7 STILLATION OF eST GERMAN 1 @ Ete: ‘The high charsct-r of the mauy test mo ‘ardexd this preparation Mave never been equaled. We reier with pleasure to the following: : Batrivone, Angust 18, 1884. Messrs, Louis Petzold & Co.2 Gentlemen:—T have tried your “Dr, Petzold's German Thiters,” ond find it to be & plewsant aid eff and Appetizer. JAMES GiB1O. Archlishop of Baltinore, oe Bavtiwone, June 17, 1894, ore Petzold’ Mesers, Louis Petzold & Genilenencs“1 have proscribed your “Dr. German Bitsers.” and can testity to ite seemingly almost Specie virtues in cases of Dyspey ia, Nervousiirs uid Vigilance, or Wakefainess, Tain now tect in cases of acquired Blood Dint ious of Which It seems thus fay to act like a cha Barrimone, September 4, 1884, Mezers, Lowia Petzold a2 os Ge In my opiuion your “Dr, Petzola's Ger- ters is, without any excc} @ best ‘Toute and Liver Reculstor Ihave ever ve used the e for sou appetite to, return, as well as former untavGrabie syinp- toms to disappes pre ion which ¥ would not be withon:, wid T heariily recoumend it to my friends and to tiie publie # 5 ister of the Price Oxe Dollar per bottl A278 len Street Syneome, ‘or sale Everywhere, MAtantar Porson cas BE ENTIRELY Rr. 4 inoved from tir system by the use of Ayers Ague Cure, which contains a sure specific, in the form of a vexetable product, uscd in no other remedy. War- ranted, i ‘OR THE PROMPT AND CERTAIN CURE OF erysipelaa, use Ayer's Sarasprilis, which is the spo- aso 50 Crests Os Tre Is theprice at which you can_ bm, for Men, Boys and Doran Suite aud Overcosts By Countess.” A magnificent drama‘ company, of man,” will support Mile. Rhea, while entirely | 2 x aT Rew and superb scenery, laid on the Hudson river, | KR roo YF mE Saratova and New York city. wili be painted tor | ress YF AAE “The American Countess.” It is safe to say that | gE EM € AAShu ‘tats will be the ndest production of the season | 2nd one that will last for many years. Mr. James | W. Morrissey, Rhea’s new manager, has a contract aon rn 5k 3 ew peso parece itot # BE HELE gh 8c $12,900.—A Dill was filed yesterday by | BBE ex GardinePG. Hucbard, ty H.W. Garnett wont | bar {SER E RSE Soep Gertrude A. Grossmann, administratrix of Maurice | N. Grossmasn, deceased, for the sale of certain real oo w ew ; pip oo Www poo, Eee BRR, ee jee O08 “eww BB te net Yovrayet Hovsxeurakens Hzrp rox tae) £ ee Wy Bow Eee = Guaxp Jcxy.—In the Police Court thts’ morn! Three small ‘colored ere placed on tak Charged with housebreaking in the night time, ‘They were Jefferson Wilson, aged 13 years, An- drew Herbert, 15 years, and Price, 12 Fears. Abranam Friédman testified that his father’s store window, 1019 7th street, was broxen open on Sun. | dag Rigi and several pistols, watcies and other | Srticles were stolen. Stephen Taylor, colored, ‘Yestified that Wilson confessed tohim and he Fe. covered several pistols from him. He also recav- €red & pistol trom Price. Officer Lowenstein testi- | fled that he recovered a frown Herbert, who | denied stealing it Oficer Hutcninsen testined | ‘That Price told him that he and Wilson broke into the window, and witness afterwards arrested Wile Son. George Colbert, colored, testified that he got some of the pistols, a knife dnd triangle from the Gefendants, Who said they wanted to get some money to gd tothe Comique. The cases were sent to the grand jury; bonds ‘Thomas Hall, an old colored wan Who keeps a cook shop, was c with, ‘one pistols, knowing it to Rave been olen, and tne curt took is wersonst Tecognizance after giving him a severe lecture ————— Avcriox Sate oF FrRwITURE—The sale of su- furniture advertised by Messrs. Walter Wittame So, mn the suction column t take place jo-inOrrow OTN 11 o'clock precisely. tncludes several or the most workmausbip, among which isa handsome perfect ‘azmiber suite, itely carved; also legant Darior suite of the horsesiice pattern, made toaidet ‘This Powder never varies, A marvel of purity, strength snd whclesomenest More economical than | thecriinary kinds, and cannot be soldin competition With the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or Thosphstepowders Seldonlyineana Korat Daxrxa PowDEn Co,, 106 Wail strect, Nf ane Beste Ditzss Goons. CASHMERE SERGES Im Brown, Binc, Garnet and Green, very “Twelve Fads for S200" Every yan ie words Bae BLACK BROCADE SILK VELVET (Handsome tert, reduced to 61.00, Every yard is worth 82.90. | The largest double sige WHITE WOOL BL/ /KETS, i] te raality, reduced to Bio ys | LADIES’ CLOTH SUITING, one yard and s half wide Cimmase ith), in Brown and a Every Sunt is worth Gag. ns OY OMlY Stee COLORED SILK VELVETS, reduced to 8100. 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The eyes of the world are upon the Industrial Exposition in the full tide of success tn the Cres- cent Cliy. it was inaugurated on December 16th, with an Extraordinary Grand Drawing of the fa: mous Louisiane State Lottery, which, by its strict Integrity In {ts management (oh Dehaif of the noble Charity Hospital there), 1s not the least attreetion to visitors. “M.A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La., WIL ve any information about the 176th’ Monthly rawing,on Tuesday, January 13th, 1885. Be ad~ vised in time, therefore. . No Accident Has E from using Aladdin Security OU For Alaska Soniskin and fine plush germents, call on Stinemetz, 1237 Pennsylvania ave 2 er Occurres Mes, ant S,gopucrs. ic. Dragiist Ask Nour Grocer for Aladiln Security Oil. Wyf,m13 Trial. Mich., wil send “Voltaic “Belts and thirty days to men sted with nervous da trouvles, eu: Ricetric Ay (young 0 Uility, thug Spe manly vigor. Adare iucurred, a3 Unirty « Thorntons En of pure Cod Liver O11 with F hitesot Lime and Sod on, impaired and pleasant Sold by Drug- ured by W. 1uiTison Sueets, A Cou Wave Courne, AND, IF WE ARE TO BELIEVE T BEST AUTHORI- TIES, TIE MONTHS OF JANUARY AND FEERUARY ARE TO BE PHENOME- NALLY COLD, SO YOU WILL NATURALLY BE INTERESTED IN THE PALAIS novaz. EPR ROR KRR ROR RE cco 1 00, ob 00 ob 00 Ger 0.6 CG LLLL 60 99. °° oo Come) ‘00 OF A RRR AA ROR AA RRR MMMM ASA ROR MMM aa 2k MMM Ny NN u U AND DDP ERR FER NN RE ; H HULL DDD & ORE Cartwright & Warner's Underwear, American Hosiery Company's Underwear, Norfolk & New Brunswick ‘Underwear, Schopper's Hosiery; also, English Cash- meze Hosiery and Underwear, Broken Lots of the above (list of which can be found in the “Republican”) are to be closed out BELOW COST. LOOK AT SAMPLES ON EXHIBITION IN WINDOWS FOR MEN AND YOUTHS. Good Overcoats at 85, formeriy 310, Good Overcoats at $€:60 formers 913, eee Cremcctee yey pmeor a % ‘Overcoata at $5.90, forimerly B19. Beat Chinchilla Overcoats at $12, formerly 824. ‘i450, orvmecly #29, Satin-Lined Overcoats at Silk-Lined Kersey Overcoats a: 813.50, former! Suits at $4.50, reduced from #13, Suits at $7.50, reduced from $15. Suits at $9.50; reduced from $19, Suits at $10.50, reduced from £21, Full Drees Suits, Swallow-Tuil Coats, fine Broadcloth, Diagonal Prince Albert Suits xt $16. 4 But. Cutaway Suits at $10.50, reduced from §19. FOR BOYS 4 TO 11 YEARS, at, 4. its? Overconte at $2. $3, $4 and 8% Suite’ at same prices FOR BOYS 12 TO 17. Overcoats at $4 6), $5.50, $6.50 snd_$7.50, reduced by for Panta for Men and Eoyx large assortment, regardless Rubber Coats and Gossamers at an immense sacrifice, Atthe MISFIT STORE, CORNER OF 10rm AND F STREETS. afd P'Staaee, mind THE CORNER OF torn ‘aud in periect order. eee mires ee ee ee who were ee Spano te pet cacuae ne ‘Dest satisfaction and admiration. The exhibition to actual fost. Cor excelent qnality BLACK FRENCH igs tacaiee oftga en quality COLORED Sitks selaced frown 100% Too, COLORED BROCADE SILK VELVETS, 81.25. DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS, $2.00. COLOR’ D and BLACK CASH: GEDA, BACK canoe itiand must wait, pure wool, Of these choice Oriental carpets, portieres and : ‘igs wilt commence Monday at Walter B.Wiltiains | Very fivest quiuty SUMSH CASHMERES. pearly one Core See advertisement in the auction column. | fri satel wide Guinense double Berz00’s Mesevs is ail the rage. People were ets turned away last night. Pinafore trice a day. a ‘twice a day. See 5 CARTERS, 711 Mamuxr Spice, Bisuors Carson, Chapped Hands, Face and Lips; removes Sun- ‘burn, aud renders the Skin beautifully Softand Snooth, and is invaluable for the Toilet. Price, 25¢ per bottle. Be it, and if not satiagied, return the bottle and have mad “1. c BISHOP, Drugrist, 709th Street, Comer H Strect Northwest, OF THE err, as A It S33 wat big Br fh bf HS g fee bo AAA HH gUg 2M trun 2°42 TT 85s RRR oo Y ¥ oT RoR OO Y ¥ ay £ H l! m8 8 Yo fA E RR co ¥ A°R Lun 7 ho 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, You Can Paeserve YOUR EYESIGHT BY PURCHASING YouR EYEGLASSES AND SPECTACLES ar Tue VIENNA OPTICIAN co, DE. NEUER, OF VIENNA, OPTICAL MANAGER, BRAZILIAN PEBBLES, EYE AND OPERA GLASSES, PATENT EYEGLASSES, set with Brazilian Pebbles, And Everything Pertaining to the Optical Business, Ko. 1304 F STREET NORTHWEST. ONE PRICE ONLY. EVERY ARTICLE MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES [een PERE SU TEE DISTRICT Dues Sus For, Hine a ‘414 9th strest northwest. etal. v. J. A Co. et al, Trncaae ee Henate a of tne rel 38 Boh lalmaibe benost of Gees AS. G. Pal AMUSEMENTS. DRY GOODS. - DRY_GOODS. [fp aitces xan creat aces: New Tne Aso Geaux Livexa |$40,000 Srocx At Cost ee SEATON PERRY,. . PRIOR TO MOVING (MARCH Isr), Splendid Success, Evety evening, and Saturday Matinee, ‘The Eminent Comedian, Mr. J. B. POLK, Supported by a magnificent company, in the screaming ‘TEREE WIVES TO ONE HUSBAND! This play in the succean of the season st the Union quate Hheatet New York. : ‘Monday, January 12—ROBSON AND CRANE. Aa of Reserved Seats will be opened To- morrow moving, January Sth aT FHS BUBE OAKS ‘Twin play to the Silver King. A story of husband and blighted: of his fall so great that he was Chapeeted cf theft when bo stole kiss from the pe of his own child. “Though the mills of God grind slowly, yet they grind Though with ‘patience He etands waiting, with exact- ‘ness | ‘He all” BURR OAKS ie a play. Nebry tamed ‘ho have Inughed thro ‘Van Winkle, or ite erence or Be. Iti ‘that every lady fe ennol ’cah veo with great sbiding human interest. MATINEE SATURDAY. i. Next attraction, RETURN OF CANLETON OFERA COMPANY. ja7 JN Ationar THEATER THIS NESDAY EVENING, SOUVENIE NIGHT! On which occasion every lady atteing the Theater to'withows the perfgrmmance of Mt: aud Sita ‘W. 3. FLOREN. roy PINTO PERKINS and MATILDA STAIR in ‘OUR GOVERNOR, will be the recipient of HANDSOME SILVE HATCHET. ‘Thursday and Friday Evenings, THE MIGRIY DOLLAR. Saturday Matinee........ -.::-UUit GOVERNOR, Riturday Nicht, THE TICKET-OF-LEAVE MAN. Mond x, January 12, MLUE. RHEA, Inthe first ‘prodicction of Mr. Howard Carroll's new THE amEniCAX COUNTESS, rd ((HONAL socrEry. SEASON OF 1684-'05 FIRST CONCERT WEDNESDAY, JANUARY MTH, AT MARINI'S HALL, Assisted by D. Mi Baboock, of Boston. Admission, including reserved sext, Seats may: be secured at Droop’s (late 925 Pa ave., op and after Friday, January 9, TIT H HO OERR " HOW EK to BMH ER T Mo H KER coo HM A RRR MW TITT ¥, ¥ oe HH A RRO T YY co HH MS ERT F ¥ BBB AO, BoB AA OL BBR AA OL BoB AKA ©. BBB OA A OLLLL (BENEFIT OF CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL), NATIONAL RIFLES’ ARMORY, MONDAY, JANUARY 12. ja6-6t (CHURCH OF OUR FATHER, 19TH AND L STS. WEDNESDAY EV Mr. Kuoop. Mr. Keiser, and Waldécker. Admission, 25c. Ts ‘ved seats at Filis & Co.'s Susie Store, _Jub- OWS NEW MUSEUM, ¢ LINCOLN HALL, 9TH AND DS’ CROWDED NOLS: ‘THIRD WEEK. List tveck but one of NIE KIMBALL'S COMIC OPERA«COMPANY. neine Monday, Jennary 5, and every afternoon and nicht during the week, the ever popular success of Stl Sucteme = PINAFORE, h now stage mountings by Mr. Janes Lamb, tek of Ar and Mire: Gen. MITE, the fittle : ‘anuily Circle.. - 10 cents, 20 cents, irs: Foor may be ix’ dij in advance qitout extra cua af the box office of the Museum from Sai. tol0p. m, Doors open at Land 7 pan, Overture one hour later, Carriages muy be ordered at 4:10 and 10:10 p. an, ja5-6t ME MUSEUM, Penvsylvania avenue, near 11th street, ‘The People's Favorite Resort! EVERY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT THIS WEEE, ‘Drams, Comedy, 5 The celebrated Lorraine “aud Laurens Troupe, in the mythologi-al drama. “The Artist's Studio.” Leopold, aud Weutwo:th, the’ Morelios, Mixa Marsden, the Vi- dcegs, Cuportu, Maggie Wilett and Harry Thorne, the twin Albinos, ahd hosts of others. aon to all only one aime. MONDAY JANUARY 5, 8. WOODS nr his Combination in the BOY DUTECTIVE, Matinees Tuesdcy, Thursday ond Satuniey. Monday 12, the Tamous RENTZ-SANTLEY “wae Company, 335-6 A sat “RUSSIA, Onthe Evening ot FRIDAY, JANUARY 9, 1835, Janna GEORGE KENNAN ‘will deliver at THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Cor. of 10th and G streets n.w., ‘The Fourth Lecture of His Course, entitled THE SIBERIAN EXILES, ‘The Subjects and Dates of the remaining Lectures will be as follows: 4. The Siberian Exiles.—Jan. 9th, 6. Bridle Paths of the Eastern Cancasus ~Jan. 16th, 6 Highlanders of Daghestan.—Jan. 20th. Binvio admission, with reserved seat, 75 cts. withont reserved amt, 60 Cte, ‘ais M. F. WEBER'S ORCHESTRA FURNISHES fusic for all occasions. Orders left. at residence, 1:20 7th st. 9. ¢.: E. F. Droop; Metzerott & Co., and ¥berbueh, o lephione a * Mus'c Ailarbacl, or oy teleplione at Ellie! Mus'c. Stoke or ‘Yard will receive it atten- ton, promayt-im OUIS WEBER'S ORCHESTRA FURNISHES MU. sic for all occasions, Orders jeft at res 135 street southeast, or by telephoue at Ellis” Music Storr-and Demonet’s, will receive promptattention.6-m* er LECTURES. U Nd ‘ART OF ACQUIRING MEMORY. Prof. A. 8. BOYD has been induced to remain i city a week or two longer and inntect anthe aaat Dany P'atrect erties So TR ORSDSS EVES es ‘Taniiary &, at 6:50 o'clock = ‘Those interested will please call then or before. “I would not take f¢ sca 2S Pug Marte thou eg at NEW CouRsE OF LECTURES THE story of the AMERICAN REVOLUTION, Lectures, * ‘Told in Thirteen PROF. JOHN FISKE, of AT THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCR, ON MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, ing SANU. Tlokets for ihe Cone eae yet SE SD. ‘Tobe had at Ellis 3 oe ad ‘& Cos. No extra charge for Be- “These lectures are terly Nevoud auythiue that has ever been heard in Bos. tou, iF, Fisk ort ‘remarkabls men ur day."*—Loston Cor, Hartford aria Ger Tue Best. “THE CONCORD HARNESS” : THE CONOORD COLLAR, Carriage, 2 SUCCESSOR 70 FRERY 8 BROTHER) WAS JUST RECEIVED A VERY LARG! 4 PLETE STOCK OF PURE LINEN DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS ALL MID ERS AND 1ENGTHS. with * and 4 SQU ANE. NAPKINS TO MATCH. manufactured by JOHN 8 BROWN & SONS. BELFAST. If . GERMAN FANCY LINEN DAMASK. FRINGED LUNCH CLOTHS, WITH DOYLEYS TO IRISH AND GERMAN BLEACHED AND UN- BLEACHED TABLE LINENS, from 40c. to $250 is seW' SAPkins, poyLeys and TRAY CLOTHS, from #100 to $10 per doze ‘ W HUCK and DAMASK TOWELS, from $150 to 815.00 BELGIAN PILLOW and SHEETING LINENS Full Lines of Piain and Iwilled CRASHES AND GLASS LINENS. 8-4 WIDE CANTUN FLANNEL FOR TABLE COVER- GREATLY REDUCED PRICES ON PARIS AND BERLE IN WRAPS, JACKETS, NEWMARKETS AND DOLMAN: ELEGANT BEADED SATIN TARLIERS AND TWO- TONE VELVET DIAS FRONTS. LYONS BEACH IND COLORED ALL SILK VEL- ETS, froin 5.0040 $9.00 per vari NEWSILK GACZES AN ThLCSIONS. Fo SPECIAL APARTMENT FOR DISPLAYING EVENING GOODS BY GASLIGUT Fa" CHOIGk GOODS, PLAIN FIGURES AND COR- Rker PIUCER. SEATON PERRY, Pexar Borupisa, ‘Pennsylvania avenue, corner 9h streat, Established 1840, a a3 Moxster Cresrise Sate. ALL WINTER WRAPS MUST GO. Lb A > FER SSs 7” Egy BP OH OERE sSSs_ 5 Eo, MA BB HOE OSs TL AA bpp Ut ERE Sss8 CLOAK AND SUIT DEPARTMENT. GREATEST MARK DOWN SALE EVER ATTEMPTED ‘We have concluded to wind upa most remarkably suc- cessful season in this department, by closing out every— thing in heavy-weight Garments, and todo so we are woins to make it an object for our patrons to buy these Goods, even if they do not want them for iumediate use. $5.95; FORMER PRICE $9.50, 29 Black Beaver Dolmans, full fur trimunsd, $6.50; FORMER PRICE $10.00, 18 Heavy Klack Beaver Cloth Newmarkets, plaited back, sizes 32 to 33, $8.80; FORMER PRICE $1250, 13 Fine Jersey Cloth Newmarkets, tailor made, plaited ack, sizes 34 to 40. 2995; FORMER PRICE $13.50, 23 Berlin Twill Dolmans, full fur-trimmed, hundsome- ly braided. 29Heavy Plush Dolmans. nicely trimmed, at 2495; have been selling at $10.00. 810.50; FORMER PRICE $26.00, 9 Imported Handsome Braided Dolmans, aatracan or fur-trimmed, sizes 2-22, 3-34, 3-35, 1-38. 39.95; FORMER PRICE $1275, 13 Heavy Ottoman Silk Cireuiars, quilted lined, fur- trimmed, assorted sizes. $1276; FORMER PRICE 819.00, 7 Extra Quality Silk Circulars, quilted Matngs, $5.08; FORMER PRICE $10.50, 21 All-wool Colored Cloch Tailor-made Newmarkets, two (2) shades, assorted sizes, PLUSH SACQUES! PLUSH SACQUES': PLUSH SACQUES!!! ‘To dispose of the entire remaining stock of Plush Sacques stiil on 1:and, of which mauy choice and desir ble qualities still remain nusold, we shall make lene concessions from our former low prices, thus affording avare opportunity to purchusars. Quality No. 1.7 Heavy Silk Plush. seal, ornaments, chamois pockets, $30: reduced price $22.75: 4.—9 Fine Seal Plush, extraordinary well fimished, 855; reduced price $40. Quality No. §.—11 Finest Grade Plush, perfect imita- tion of sealskin, $70; reducee price $52, FURS! FURS! FURS! AND AGAIN FUR: Come to us and purchase standard Furs from our fine selected stock, and save from 50 to 100 ner cent, AND GET THE BEST, Cometo us and examine our fine goods before you purchase an article in the fur line. The only stock that §s complete and unbroken in the clty. FRIDAYIMOENING, JANCARY 2, 1885, ‘We will offer our surplus stock of Fine Seal Garments, as follows: ‘Two 36-busts, length 42 inches, only $148; formerly, 3200. Four 38-busta, 40 inches long, $165; former price $200 to 9225, Seven FineSacques, 40-busts, 42 inches long, $200; former prices $265 to $230. Fur Lined Wraps immensely reduced in price, 1,200 ‘Superior Quality Hare Muffs, eatin lined, with aljust- able fasteuer, at the uniform figure, #c., actual Worth, $2.00, BEAVER FURS, SEALSKIN SETS AND HARE ‘CAPES. ‘Hare and Beaver Fur Tritmings in all widths, at re- duce prices, LANSBURGH & BRO, 420, 422, 424 AND 423 SEVENTH STREET. dat New Years Gneerxe oF KING'S PALACE, 814 SEVENTH STREET, Wetender to our patrons our sincere thanks for the Patronaze extended during the year 184, and we shall continue in the future, as we did in the past, honest and fair dealings, courteous treatment and lowest prices, and also to keep an elegant selection of goods. We are deter- mined to clear balance of following goods at prices that ‘will make them sell: ‘500 Children's Cloaks, age4 to 16, from $2.50 to 87. ‘Ladies’ Russian Circulars, Newmarkets, Dolmans in ‘Diagonal, Ottoman and Sicilian Silk and Berlin Twilled ‘at half their value. ‘Our stock of Millinery, such as Children’s and Ladies’ ‘Hats, trimmed and untrimme!, have to go. Our Birds, Tips, Plumes, Flowers, Velvets and Vel- veteens will also be slaughtered. Now is your chance, Make use of it while we still have the assortment to oblige you, Call early and ob- tain your bargains at KING'S PALACE, 81¢ SEVENTH STREET. 2. g aN AAA a os ecaa aca MM MM here MMM M MM uw MMM A NEW YEAR'S GIFT TO THEIR PATRONS. BROKEN LOTS OF MISSES’ WRAPS TO BE CLOSED GUL AT ASTONISHING LOW PRICES. only, of fine CHILDRENS NEWMAREETS, in 8 years only, o ‘trimmed, reduced to $4.75. ‘The average price of these goods has been $7.00. CHILDREN'S NEWMAREETS, in 8 years only, made Tio the very. Finest Cloth, ‘Aetrachan “Tekan around bottom, reduced to $7.96. ‘The average price of these goods has been $11.50. reduced to $3.75, for 4, 6, 8 yeara. ‘The sume reduced to $5.50, for 10, 12, 14and 16 years. CHILDREW'S | COAT: a MISSES" AXD COMTS, with deap Sacks reduced ¢5 $5.00, for4 and years. ‘The sume reduced to $6.26, for 10. 12, 14 and 16 years, Average of the above has been $8.75. ‘ABOUT. Sn ee | Soca ee Jee Rann eet Petpet BAUM'S,: 416 Tth street northwest. ‘Read our “adv.” in to-das‘s Republican! eat =SS——————————— MALES we wrt SELL OUR ENTIRE sii CK AT PRIME COST FOR It comprises all the Intest novelties in Dress Goole, Black and Colored Velvets, all the best tnaké= and Colored Silks, Bisck 2 ored Beal Veiveteens, ec. Ail the beet brauts of 5! Jow-case Cottons, Fable Darassk, Towels, Biaukets and Comforts in ersat var: Housekeepers will fiud ‘Our stock before pur 3.4. LUTTRELL & 9, ket Space, Axe Ov ay a3 N®* Goa To Cane: THEREFORE HAVE MARKED EVERY WRAP DOWN TO IRIME COST, WHICH CONSIS ES OF SHORT AND LONG COATS, SILK CIRCULARS, CLOTH DOLMANS, SILK AND CLOTH RUSSIAN CIRCULARS, AND NEW NT WHERE TO BUY A CHRISTMAS AP. AN ELEGANT LINE HANDKERCHIEFS, SILK U HOLIDAYS, SILK AND Cori ELTIES IN LINEN DAMASK Si ‘SAPKINS, ALL COLORED BROCADED VELVETS AT AC- | IUAL COST TO CLOSE. ELEGANT LINE OF DRESS GOODS TO SELECT A PRESENT FROM. ONE PRICE. PLAIN FIGURES, 8. L. HEMPSTONE, #03 Market Spaca mms ara QHIRTS RETAILED AT WHOLESALE PRI s. Buy. the Comfort Shirt, clezantiy made, of ths test iiuslin and 2100 libed, Relnivrcnd aed omy Soeente Fine Unfinished Shirts only 9c. Fivest Percale slurs ‘uly $1.30, 4 Finest Laundried Dress Shirts, in solid bosoms, ready toputon, for $1, Eix tnest Dress Shirts made to order (sclid bosoms) {or Sa Pertect at guaranicedat “4 bosoms) MEGINNTS, Eecogeh PIANOS AND ORGAN SOF 1 VARIOUS MAKE how fv GEAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS, ‘The Best in the World. A Large Assortment Constantly on Hand, at the Warerooms, 925 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. EDW. F. DROOP, Sole Arent for Steinway & Sons’ Pianos, chaning and Wevsiciuy Promptly Attended to bw Ro atle Workinen. 20-1y So Pm Moxra NO CASH PAYMENT REQUIRED, PIANOS of the best and leading makers sold on mouthly iustalments ur 810. No cash payuient required, ORGANS! ORGANS! ORGANS! st ot S81 ORGANS sold on monthty installments of 85. Lange and varied stock to select frou. Second-hend PIANOS: id ORGANS a suction figures totmake rou. SIDNEY T. NIMMO, ais 433 7th street northwest G. Ls. Win & Bro. x Mitisical Holiday Presenta. Stief! ar ich & Bach Pianos, and various Oreans. ly’s wonderful. seit- = gustrame Wild's marvelous Piano sncers and Novelties. ‘The best assortment of | M Inchts and Musical Goods at horthwest, between G aud H sitcet HE HEINEKAMP AN D STULTZ & BAUER UPKIGHT AND b PLAN ABE PLANOS. Stand unrivaled for all the fine qualities of workman. ship, tone and durability, standing solidly in tune, and iving unusual satisfaction, Ve make a spactalty of takine inex articalariy in tacon Tights, giving the fuliest dow prices and easy payne? Prompt and reliable buyors. are old Pianos ‘A good stock of second-hand Pisnos at low pricesand easy terms, Nothing sold but what wecan give a responsibleguar- autee for. nat FACTORY WAREROOMS, 422 9th street. FPAWIER, DAVIS & Co.'s GREAT SPRCrALTY— THEIR UPRIGHT CRAND PIANO, In new and elegaut styles, now ready, at eyocial factory Price, “HL, SUMNS: bh street nw. 063, ECKER BEOS, N. Avont, 107 Ith strect 2 ‘et arianes, meu 3 : PIANOS. WILCOX & WHITE AND KIMBALL CRGANS. Pianos end Orgens exchanged, renaineds tuned, bored: for mvnt Sy das. week, mont or year. Rentappiied if pure ‘Stock of be. Musics Srecs&t Co, sic HENRY EVERBACH, M5 F STP my31_Mznaging Partner of the late firm of El HOUSEFURNISHINGS. Deconaren Porreny Asp Porcexars FEOM ALL COUNTRIES. GLASSWARE, Corexey ant #2 PLATED WARE. FINE PLATES. TOILET SETS. PARLOR LAMPS. ‘TEA SETS. LARGE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT OF DINNER SETS. M, W. BEVERIDGE, * NO. 1009 PA. AVENUE. sad Geaxo Sax Tus Weee OF ORIENTAL RUGS, Not Auction Goods, but Good Goods at less than anc- Gon Prices.” Werwill sell this week forensic line of tue Rondvomest Bastia Russ ever browche to thiw tant) Hols, Dariastany” Rarsacks. Gutdice, Casiaeses, Ehouia, a SG : Fersiaha, Agra aud Oushack. CARPETS, il sizes, at ‘hich cannot be duplicated. *"gar-Do'not fail to inepect these Goods. W. H. HOEKE, 230__801 Market Spave, 908 and 910 8:h street a.w. Sixaerox & Fierce 415 Seventh street northwest. FURNITURE, BEDDING AND UPHOL- BIERING GOODS. ‘Wesuarantes to mest any and all prices quoted by any house in the city ‘To verify the above call and see our choice stock sna low prices ny LBA Ge Tice cURTAIN STRETCHER CARPET SWEEPERS, ard full line of HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, GEO. WATTS & SON, ‘S14 7th st, Sdoors above Penn. ava, Wasr A Hearwe Ox CJ Te You COOKING STOVE, PORTABLE OR BRICK SET RANG?, LATROBE FURNACE OR RLATE MANTEL (Coll at cur esteblishinent before as we are now the lergest ssmordincnt of abowe woods ‘cheap, ‘and first-class ever shown Lo this: Aloo, Tin Wares urmishing Goods, 4c, W.8 JENES & 00, ot ‘TIT 7th street northeast SAMUEL C. PALMER, 1214 29th street northwest 20 | made by Parisian artinta Miss Tiean Prom 30 East 2ist street, New Fork weet 1 LADLES GOODs. Will open branch py Washing- | | Hiner and Street Toilet | Sorts ge bal colffomr <4 Ctrpeanen, | Open te the evening from © @0'8/te show arcane ty | poy eee Manor C. P. Munsee, 18 EAST 38TH ST, NEW TORK. ‘9 Conrress Hall Bleek, aretags Spt Wuloja ca THURSDAY, JANUARY STIL a Broach L201 F STREET, WASHINGTON, t aredia, nparted Contamina, Wraps, 2 Dros Garnitures nba Withs Uinery and Novel nm Only : : Geo Ware, Laps fa Han Hamner ft *STREFT. CERLION DRESSES apecin'iy soe rs filled at shor ) HANIT MAKER, LASS F strwet 70 1 AND By ree cent Orr. FRENCH PATTERN BONNETS AND RATS, at 20 por cout off Markel Prices, to Reduce Stock MRS M 3. HUNT, 1800 F treet, 7 > Mac J. PL Pace, IMPORTER OF FASHION, Wl show the coming week NOVELTIES IN EVENING AND KECEPTION BONNETS AND RATS JUST RECEIVE YON PRANDIS, MODIST! Lont & Tash York: Porm Wala Bacr sylvania avenne (ever ML. Williana) @27-Lan® Mars. Seam Revrenr, Opposite Patent OFBoa ctapiete, atock of LADIES? and CITT NO" and “WOOL USDERWSRE SAL & Guoves, COTTON, WOUL apd aTik MOSIEEY at vaty low 1 Teantifel line of MAND-KNIT WORSTED GOODS, TESA HOODS, RACQU ES SATCDS, MITT NS, Lid SHAWLS aud FASCINA TORS. nd Children's PLUSH BONNE’ TTS MEIUNO CLOAKS, plan 2s Mother Hubbard and other sty FPENSRRENG aggmeING AND Ory eLean: se REIN SE Soka M pecaulty Ls ANTON € 0 Au> formerly with A. Fischer. d23-ua Raz Rare Arrracrioxs POR THE LADIPS at re r ORTHWEST, ‘The attention of the Ladios te reepewefally called to went of Kinbrotd:rrd Sippers, Cushe Table Covers, ‘Tidies, Witisk Broon Holders uf cant desta y Worstel Work aud Knitted Goods of every prion; complet owtht for Atidastis, no Cloaks, Cluldten's Lacs, Satin and Velvet aye Worsted Kuitting Varn. all sand all kinds of lubroidered materiale on tad lowest market prices BolDay ah PRESENTS ey epge Ulam Oat 736 , rrardioe of comt. “Aiea, fe Hiatt sn, at your on tug Stor, 535 7th. betwee G DIES’ SEAL GARMENTS ALTERE M eiery KEDYED {rece at Mss ANNIE K. HUMPHERY, {0.7 PNTH STREPT NORTHWEST, Mokes CORSETS to er atid guarauitere pertet L xo and'materia, piss AE French Tand-natie Vind: rioting, Aleriao Underweas, fet mported ers t hlorider Drsces nid af Drews heform Goods. aint Dvetien. 3 & 81 Coret (Miss Esown tetra! CORCORAN BUILDING, Ans HAL DILSSEAL FROM P Pome st urer and itaporter of MAN HAI AND PIN® WATR WORK fine Hair Cattiug and Hair Drssine. Hioir dyed aad shatupoood ii a est clam manner. OG eaneet neethwrt THTY “yFabs. PRETRTENCE. Ladies’ and tenth Garnett. aloo, Velwat and Phorh “Coalss, Grae Vii, Faces, oven, ele are Date fectiy eheaned ty ts Bayern orn LADIES EVE INCREAS A SPECIALTY. en's Clotht~ Clratied ts thia” prccess wi Jon: ther orucinal sane. and erease epote te be nanowed ‘flectuaily. Wise 81 steps but OF THE AGE oo) rrr i cE E FEB a MMM St MoM uM Mw Saa=3 P P P ° pee THE ONLY GENUINE INDIGO BLUE 80AaP IN THE MARKET. PATENTED AUGUST 10, 1875. NO BLUEING REQUIRED. WaSHES WHITER TRY It. f£0LD BY ALL GROCERS. ectSw.th,e.m. x Is Fors Axo Laors WRAPS. OUR SEAL SKIN SACQUES, MINK AND SQUIRREL- LINED CIRCULARS, Are now offered at genuine reductions. All goods are first quality, bought early in the seasom, NO MISFITS OR 30B LOTS. A choice lot of natural Beaver Tvimming and Mufla, NEWMARKETS AND RUSSIAN, CIRCULARS IN CLOTH AND SICILIENNE SILK, At Prime Cost, All Genuine Burysine. WILLEIT & RUOFF, EATTERS AND FURRIERS, '¢