Evening Star Newspaper, December 5, 1885, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON: SATURDAY. .. December 5, 1985. CROSBY &. NOYES. ‘The Evening Star bas a regular, permanent bena Side daily circalation more than treble that of any ether daily paper published in Washingtow, and equal to that of all the ether daily papers here added together. The revivai of interest in our national de- fenses will gain for the reports of the Secretaries of War and the Navy, a very general and atten- tive reading. Secretary Endicott does not deal to any extent, however, in a discussion of the means to strengthen our shore defenses, and the efficiency of the regular army and the militia, reserving such comments for future communications. His principal reeommenda- tion, at present, is that the scientific work of the signal office be divorced from military con- trol, and conducted hereatter under civilian auspices. In taking this position the Secretary reflects the almost universal opinion of sclen- tific men and of the public at large. It is absurd tocluim that the interposition of mili- tary discipline is necessary in order to train and regulate a body of competent men to observe the weather and deduce from the facts thus col- lected, meteorological laws. As well might it be argued that the military system is necessary to: govern the life saving stations or to secure efficiency in the mail service. The Secretary of the Navy has more urgent ‘ceasion than Secretary Endicott to consider the needs of his department, as it ts rather In the navy than in the army that our chief weak. ness as @ military power exists. Or rather, pe haps it should be sald that the nation is more exposed to attack by methods which would call for naval warfare, so that special care should be taken to maintain this arm of the service in an efficient condition. Secretary Whitney, in his report, shows that he has given intelligent con_ sideration tothe question how to pnt the navy on a better footing. Tothisend he recommen am expenditure estimated at $16,069,950.24 above what is needed for the ordinary expenses Of the service. Of this large sum $10,503,770 is asked for the increase of the navy, 34,202, 656 for the completion and armament of the double-turreted monitors, and $4,268,337.41 for public works and improvements at the yards and stations. The vessels now under construc- tion, the Secretary thinks, may do asa begin~ ning, but are not equal to the requirements of thetimes. Mr. Whitney advocates a thorough reform in the administration of the department- In connection with these two reports there is sppropriately published an open letter from -Mr, Tilden to Speaker Carlisle, in which the writer makes @ strong plea for liberal appro- priations for better harbor fortifications. This letter of advice, coming from such a source, will doubtless have weight in the requisite quarter. —$<$<— a ____ Asnear as it can be analysed, the feeling ‘which Is said to exist, against the President, on account of not attending the Hendrick’s fun- eral obsequies, consists of one purt of partisan indignation, because he did not strengthen the democratic party in Indiana by aiding w make the affair more imposing as to numbers than was the faneral of Senator Morton, and two parts of disappointed curiosity on the part of | people who had never seen a live President, and looked forward to this occasion as an op portunity when a long cherished desire might be gratified. By and by even the people who are now finding fault with him may find out that the President of the United States can be farbetter employed than in making spectacu- lar exhibitions of himself at the beck of either local politicians or loungers about railway stations, That is the verdict of the country at Jarge to-day. 7 a King Milan has had enough of war, so he is personally concerned, and has tui ‘the command of the Servian troops toa colonel with a long and crooked name who is expected lo retrieve the bloody blunders of royaits — ‘The blizzards are coming. as One got fairly started away ont west in the usnal place yes- own track east ot so. AL sev or the eoun- ad, atter ‘This is the last day of vacation try. Congress begins on Mond ‘that, there will be no rest for the weary till the | fourth of July at least, Ithas been said that Gen, Logan would re- fuse the nomination for vice and, yesterday, certainly be de: thanks, ag Some ofthe Apaches seeem quite fit for land in severalty,—a strip about six feet by two. LOATER MACKEREL, PIGS FEET (in vinegar). TRIPE (in vinexar), N.W. BURCHELL. ined it with it Busssers Duasxers Seeour stock of Low and Medium Priced BLANKETS before purchasing elsewhere, as Youcan save money. 3-Bales COLORED BLANKETS, 5,6, a0d7 pounds, at $1, $1.25 and $1.50; sligutly im- perfect, but Great Bargains, Our $2.50 and $3 WHITE BLANKETS, are special job, Bales HORSE BLANKETS, 75c., $1 and $1.25 about half value. 1-Bale LAP ROBES, $1, worth $2. i:Bale BETTER GOODS, $2.50, worth $4; auction prices Weare closing CLOAKS at a Large Redue- tion, Our Whole Stock at Very Low Prices, JOHNSON & LUTTRELL, Cr ‘TIS Market Space. MARRARIN onaxces BA la -9 N. W. BURCHELL TAUERBACH'S REUIABL MA- PAGHINE BOOMS, cor. tb ring and. enti ail “Kis AUER. BACH, cot. Sth and Tesi Ages saxcay* Ws ‘(German haud-knit Jackets, a ~ a Baxzcarss For Ts Da. OPENING, THE BIGGEST BARGAINS IN SAMPLE SUITS FoR MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN, AT ALMOST HALF PRICE. PANTS FOR MEN AND BOYS, (CHILDREN'S SUITS AND OVERCOATS: No. 924 TTH STREET N. W ‘Between I st. and Massachusetts ave Remember and cail for all Clothing at this Sample Bale of MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN’ SUITS. I shall be giad to see all my old and new friends. 443m 7. SMITH, Manager. ISHOPS CAMPHORINE. An Exquisite Toilet Asticie for Chapped and Rough Skin: allays Irritation, and will, key the Couplenion Smooth, soft and Cleat. Price 250°? oe Coup "Try it. If not satntied re money back. "Prepared by L. C BISHOP, Drugyiss, 730 9th st., corner H st. n.w. For Sale by W. S. Thompson, Drucsist, mines Bett, Ceusawell Cor asd Penta ae Mis M. J. Hesr 1309 F STREET N.w., turn bottle and get your ‘Wii exhibit oo THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3p, A CASE OF FRENCH BON IXG HOUSES IN PARIS. Muze J. P. Pac. IMPORTER OF FASHION, 2107 P STREET NORTHWEST. ‘ETS, FROMTHE LEAD- an « ZED sd WATS, of the latest and most approved style. Novelties being constantty received. Neate MINERAL SHAFER, ‘Televkoue 473.” [ulus eee WATER 1020 F street dover | assortment of French and English BON- SEASON = K KMNN N cco 7 Ba HERE got 5 ae PHAR Sop ond PALACE, S14 SEVENTH STREET. w. ‘The reason we are Cutting Down Our Prices at this early stage of the season {sto give Our Patrons the Benefit WHILE IN NEED OF GOODS. SPECIAL CLOAK SALE ‘We Will Offer the Following Goods: Elegant Berlin and Diagonal NEWMARKETS, at 34.50, $5. 86 and $5. RUSSIAN CIRCULARS at $6,$8 and $10. SEAL PLUSH COATS. at $18, $20, $25 and $28. Elegant VISITES, at $8, $10 and $15. Children’s and Misses’ HAVELOCKS and NEW- MARKETS, at $3, 84, 65, 98 and $7. MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. Full Line of BIRDS and Fancy WINGS, at 12, 15, 25 and 40 cents. PLUMES, at 37, 67 and 75c.and $1. FELT HATS, at 45, 58 and 75e. and $1. SILK VELVETS, in all colors, et 83c. and $1 and ‘$1.25. ‘TIPS, at 25, 50 and 75e. per bunch, Elegant KLD GLOVES, 4-Buttons, at 75c. and $1. Large Assortment of Plain and Fancy RIBBONS, at (0, 15, 20 and 25. per yard. OUR EXHIBITION WILL COMPRISE THELAR- GEST ASSORTMENT EVER SHOWN SOUTH OF NEW YORK. Do not Fail to Call and Inspec: the Wonderful Bargains Before Purchasing Elsewhere, KR OK W ANN Gi m sS8g KK it NNN eau, os Kk i NWN Goo Sy35 i PALACE, 814 SEVENTH STREET N.W. 5. Tr Is A Faer THAT PURCHASERS OF TEAS, COFFEES AND SUGARS, IN EITHER SMALL OR LARGE QUANTITIES, CAN EFFECT AN IMMENSE SAVING BY BUYING AT THE STORE OF SSs U SGG A RRR <5SS, Ss 5 5 €%S cy RMR Ss Ss EU Soo tk BM SSS sss UU “GGG Av A EOE Sys8 | REDUCED AGAIN. LIGHT YELLOW, Ste. WHITE, 6c. CONFECTION- ERS A 6c. GRANULATED, 7e, CUT LOAF, } geo 00 FFF FFF FE A 355, | ccc ‘oo ¥ ¥ ERR EKB Sys | ROASTED DAILY. | FINE ROASTED RIO, Me AND 16c. FINEST, Hl ise. KENNY'SJAVA, FLAVORED, 20c. FIN JAVA COFFEE, (ROASTED), 25. SSH JAVA COFFEE, (ROASTED), FRESI | RETAILED AT WHOLESALE PRICES. | FINE GREEN TEAS. 500., 60e. SD 80¢. FINEST, | SL FINE BLac AND 600. | FINEST, Soe, FINE JAPAN TEAS, 4uc., 500. AND 60c. FINEST, 8) FINE ENGLISH BREAKFAST, 40c., 50c. AND 60. FINEST, j S0e. | MY SPECIAL CHOP CHEON IS THE BEST 50 | CE <T TEA IN AMERICA. SOLD ONLY aT THE | STORE oF coo ee TEA a5 DEALER AND COFFEE ROASTER, SE. COR 7TH ANDI STs. Mv Devarn. WE ARE A BUSY LOT OF PEOPLE, THE FIRM HAVING HAD BUT TWO DAYS’ VACA- TION IN TWO YEARS IT REQUIRES CON- STANT WORK TO KEEP IN THE ADVANCE GUARD OF PROGRESS. WE BELIEVE THAT WHAT IS WORTH DOING IS WORTH DOING WELL TO GIVE YOU AN IDEA HOW MUCH HAS TO BE DONE TO DO IT WELL, ONE OF THE MOST TRIFLING ARTICLES IN OUR LINE WILL DEMONSTRATE IT-A PAIR OF DUCK HUNTING PANTS. WE HAVE THE Goops MADE FOR US AT WOODBERRY, MD. THE COLOR THERE 18 WHITE; TO GET IT THE PROPER SHADE WE SEND THE Goons TO | PHILADELPHIA, WHERE THEY ARE DYED; 300DS COME HERE, ARE CUT AND DISTRIBUTED TO HANDS TO WHOM WE BOUT THREE TIMES AS MUCH AS IS | PAID IN NEW YORK FOR HUNTING Pa | BECAUSE WE WANT OURS MADE BETTER. | THEN WE RETAIL THEM AT T—W-o DOL- AND FIFTY CENTS. NOW, IS NOT THIS EAT DEAL OF LABOR AND ATTENTION | To GIVE TO AN ARTICLE WE SELL aT $2.50? If WE THINK I? WORTH WHILE TO GIVE THE CHEAPEST ARTICLE WE MANUPAC- TURE SO MUCH ATTENTION TO HAVE IT AS IT SHOULD BE, IS IT NOT REASONABLE THAT MORE VALUABLE GOODS ARE NOT SLIGHTED. WHETHER YOU BUY A PAIR OF TROUSERS AT $2.50 0R AT $12.00, A NEW SUIT AT $10.00 OR AT $40.00, AN OVERCOAT AT $6.00 OR AT | $55.00, A CHILD'S SUIT AT $2.500R AT $15.00, 0-¥ U-S, YOU CAN RELY ON IT AS BEING CORRECT. IF YOU DESIRE TO SEE ABOUT A | DOZEN AVERAGE STOCKS OF CLOTHING IN | OCRSTORE YOU WANT TO COME TO 300 TO 308 SEVENTH STREET as SAKS & COMPANY. } a a | Lanes, Gestiewex axp Yourus FRENCH CLASSES AND PRIVATE LESSONS, Also, Engitsh Literature, Composition, Elocution, Latin, Italian and’ Preparation for all examinations . Room 123, Corcoran Bui Comer and 15th sthets, GERMAN CLASS (31 Association Rooms, 1409-141 month) M. C1 Taal New York uve.” cm PROF, C. E pe GHENT. OUIS CHAPUIS, PRACTICAL COOK AND 4 Caterer. Singie Dishes, Dinner Parties and Re fons No. 1415 Pst. n.w., near 14th st.. Wi STS eae Exrnoxso Y¥, PSEiLiNG Sugar Cured Ham for... ‘Tomatoes in. _ HOLIDAY GOODS. HOLIDAY GOODS. For Cunisruas s Pasexm SEATON Y. EURGANT SEAL PLUSH (UES AT gad, 10, ASTRAK N, SEAL PLUSH AND BOUCLE VIS- TWO TONE BROCADED AND BEADED VELVET IMPORTED CLOTH DOLMANS, JEW MAREETS. ND ENG! ‘JACK! FUR AND MATER LINED SICTLIENNE CIRCU- LARS Fi 7 IMPORTED K J YS, ALL SIZES, AT BLACK ‘Stee SSE BEE ATS casts mam FRENCH BROCHE SHAWLS AND GENTLE- MEN'S MAUDS. N AND eRe TO CACHEMIRE SiLks FROM 160 TO oe CO! GING FRO: lOMESPUNS, CHE VI BECAME BOE L cre TREFOUSSE & OTs EID GLOVER. DEAL SHS UMBRELLAS FOR LADIES AND 3] . q AND BUCK ‘HORN HAND! AND NAT: URAL Woop atic 1D STICKS, NOVELTIES IN FANCY GOODS FOR THE “HOLIDAYS” ‘aa PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES. SEATON PERRY, TONER Bvizprsa. Penn, Avenue, corner nt. ished 11 Usarrroacuante COnnisruas Sate, oF LADIES’ SHORT WRAPS. ‘We have Just purchased from the manufac- turer his entire stock of the following Short ‘Wrapsat 25 per cent less than the ruling prices, whieh enables us to offer at this opportune time unexceptionallly the best intrinsic values in Short Wraps ever brought to Washington. Is there anything that would makes more acceptable Christmas Gift than one of these ex- cellent Visites? ‘The trimmings are of the Jatest and best, the shapes are the most po} Jar and fashionable now worn, and the prices. are from $2.50 to $5.00 less than Inst week's prices. ‘We consider this one of our best efforts, and believe our customers will acknowledge this offering to be a most exceptional one, LOT 6459. About 54 Short Wraps and Visites, made from imported Scotch Cheviots, and Berlin Twills, in Black, Seal Brown, Lt. Olive and Havana Brown, handsomely and profusely trimmed with Fur, Astrakhan and Marabout. Stylish “Mikado” Sleeves, perfect shapes Preity, newt and jaunty Wraps. Usually sold at $10.00, $12.00, $13.50 and $14.00, CHOICE $8.50 EACH. No one can possibly fail to make a seleztion, So WE think. LOT 6701. Seal Plush Visites elegantly finished with ‘Marabout trimming, plaits in the back, quilted satin lining, “Mikado” sleeves, perfection in shape and fit, ONLY $20.00 EACH. Would make any tudy happy. LOT 2223. Black and Brown English “Boucle” Visites, best grade of Marabout trimming, latest shape, very stylish. ONLY $12.50 EACH. FULLY WORTH 815.00. In connection with the sbove sale we desire to mention the fact that, notwithstanding the unprecedented demand. the line of sizes inthe Seat Piush Sacques is yet complete. PRICES, $20, $25, 35, $37.50 and $50 EACH, &y- NOTE. We make all necessary alterations to ensure A perfect tit free of charge. (Third tloor. ‘Tuke elevator.) WOODWARD & LOTITROP, We Axe Sri Move our immense stock of Woolen Dress Fabrics at the prices murked down in Novern! Anentioned betore, kt will certainly pay: buy NOW eusons to come, tor never belore in the hisiury of tue retali trade could Fine Dress Fabrics be bought for so ttle, Fine Imported Scotch Cheviots, lish Homespuns, American Cloths, Canvas ash, St puns, or Coffee-Bug stuffs, Goods No customer can afford to overlook this stock. WOODWARD & LOTHROP. M: KADO Conrarss. These gocds are imported, and have been in this country only three weeks, we controlling the sale for this city. Full length and width, rich tinselled effects in cross stripes and set figures, intersperset with silk Chenille, with one Inch outside fringe, ‘about six different harmonious colorings, 8 QUALITIES AND STYLES, $13.59, $16 @ and $30 per pair, (Third floor: take elevator.) ‘We also call attention to a line of GENUINETURKISH TIDIES, BUREAU SCARFS, TABLE COVERS, &c., In quaint hand-worked designs in rich oriental effects. G5e., 80c., $1. $1.35, $2.75, $1.00, 95,00 ‘and $10.00 each, (Second floor: tuke elevator.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, ONE PRICE ONLY, 921 Pa Ave. [a5} 912 Dst Srrcar Avrrracrioys: BARGAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS, E G. DAVIS, 719 MARKET SPACE. Our buyer is now in New York culling the market for BARGAINS. ‘The following list will show you that we mean what we say: TRIMMING DEPARTMENT. Elegant Cut Bead Passemtrie from $1.50 to $8 per yard. Iridescent Passementrie in great variety, with headings and drops to match. Fringes, Gimps, &c One lot of Plain Passementrie that sold for 75¢. now 25e.per yard. Fur and Feather Trimmings. ‘This Stock is replete. Lynx, Beaver, Sliver, Fox, Ostrich’ in natural and all colors. Chinchilla and Russian Hare ‘Muff in large variety; prices from 75c. to $10. BLACK DRESS GOODS. Boucle Cloth $1.50, reduced to $1.25; $1.75 to $1.50 $20 $1.75. Black Broadcloth, Tricot, Nun's Berge, and Cashmere. Courtauld’s Crape for Trimming and Veils. Carmelite for Vells. In Black silks we are showing special bargains. Satin Duchess at $1, sold for $1.25, Gros Grains, the best makes, trozo 75c. to $3 per yard. TABLE LINENS, éc. ‘We have created a general revolution in the above goods. Our special 64-in. goods, that are worth $1.50 per yard. are still $1; they are the wonder and admi- ration of all. Better goods in same proportion Tow- els from 10c. to $1.75. Ovr prices are the lowest. Fancy Linens, such as Boufet Covers, Splashers, Mz. Sriversere & Co, AT THEIR IMMENSE CONNECTING STORE- ROOMS, $12 SEVENTH AND $13 EIGHTH STREET N.W. ‘Have now displayed a most magnificent assortment of TOYS r HH A BA i a3 Hl A A Be oe BEG BT tes g FE thee : fre which, In both quality and price, will be found far to surpass anything they have heretofore been able to offer. Among the very profuse variety of goods, they would call attention to their beautiful LINE OF DOLLS, Our previous efforts to lay a large assortment of ‘TOYS and HOLIDAY PRESENTS before our cus- tomers, have been so far excelled this year that even with our immense floor space we are crowded to the ‘utmost extent, and our Stores are packed with goods from celling to floor and from the top story to the cel- lar. What we have not got in the way of Toys is not worth mentioning, and our variety of other band- some articles, useful as well as ornamental, will sur- prise even those used to see large stocks of goods, ‘We have made especial efforts to make our prices lower than usunl, giving at the same time much bet- ter quality goods than heretofore, and we are conf- dent that no one will leave our Store withont the pleasing certainty that a considerable saving has been the result of this visit to us. OUR LINE OF DOLLS COMPRISI'S: Fine French Dressed Dolls, from 99c, Fine Wax Dressed Dolls, from 25c. ‘Unbreakable Dressed Dolls, from 25¢. French Dolls, kid body, from 98¢. French Dolls, jointed body, from 490. ‘Wax Dolls, immence variety, frem 10c. Unbreakable Louis, from 260. Bisque Dolls, Rubber Dolls, Negro Dolls, c., &c. French Doll Heads, all sizer Kid Bodies, all sizes, Doll Shoes, Stockings, Hats, dc., &c. ‘Toy Furnitur>, Tea Sets, from Be. Kitchen Sets. Oak and Fancy Toy Tables und Chairs, Bedsteads and Cradles, Steam Engines, upright and horizontal. ‘Steam Propellers, Steam Locomotives, with train or single. nical Toys of every deacription, Whistling Locomotives. Smoking Locomotives. Magic Lanterns in iarge variety, from 49¢. Rubber Tire Bicycles, 10 up. ‘Tricycles for girls, all steel and fron, from $7.50. Vevocipedes, all iron and steel, from $3.50. Hobby Horses, all sizes, rocker and patent, Shoo Files, new handsome styles, from 9uc. IMME E LINE OF DOLL CARRIAGES, Willow Dol! Carriazes, from 79¢. Rattan Lined and Unlined Carriages. Five Doll Carriages, silk plush lining, $7. WAGONS OF ALL KIND AND SIZES, Largest Stock we ever kept, from 49e. up. Wheeibarrows, Carts, Stick Horses, @c., 0, Skin Horse aud Wagi n, 00¢ Skin Horses, Sheep, Goats and Dogs ‘Musical Lustrumeuts for all of them, Acco deons, Violins, Banjos, Harmonleas, Horns, Flutes, &e., &c., at ail prices, Music Hexes, good ones, for 7c. Soldier Sets from 0c. Guns and Swords from 26¢. Drums from 25e, Fine Solaler Cuyys ov All we cun say in regard to one Sivek of Toys Is that MIS IMMENSE. It ts utterly impossibie for us to mention all the attractive goods, but_ we must not for Set that we carry the Largest stock of CHRISTMAS TREE ORNAMENTS intheeity. Our entire store will be brilliantly lighted by Elec. tric Lights of 2,000 Caudle Power during the mouth of December, ‘We also allow ourselves to call your attention to our immeuse line ot INDIVIDUAL CUPS AND SAUCERS in handsome novel designs, at very low prices, ‘We mention fine decorated Cups and Saucers, at 25¢. Solid gol-lined Cups and Saucers, at 49¢, Satin-lined Work Baskets, from 49c, Handsom: Work Stunds, from 9c. Silk Plush Work Boxes, from 99¢, to $7.60. Walnut Work Boxes and Desks, from 99r. to $3.49. Inlaid Work Boxes aud Desks, Plosh Desks, $1.49, Plush and Leather Cuff and Collar Boxes, Plush and Leather Celluloid Toile: Sets, Plush and Lesther Gent's Shaving Sets, Glove and Handkerchief Boxes. Plush Card Boxes with Celluloid Chips, Manicure Sets, from 99¢ to 87.50. Jewel Boxes, Odor Cases, &c., &e, Whisk-Holders, Fine Whisks. Bronze Mirrors, Plush Mirrors. - Fine Hand-Glasses, fine Hairbruahes, Fine Plush Cabinet Frames, from 200. BrassCabinet Frames, from 19c. Alarge assortment of fine Hand Bags, in the newest designs, from 49e. up, Fine Purses and Pocketbooks, in all possible designs, at very low prices, Handsome Cigar Cases and Smoking Seta, Fine Statuary, Cologne Sets, fine Vases, Lovely Bisque Ornaments and Figures, Fine assortment of Albums, cail your attention to our Silk Plush Albums for et Photos, spring catch, at §: We are selling fine Albums at surprisingly low fig- ures, . Our stock of Silver-plated Ware is especially: for Holiday Presents. We offer Castors, Butters, Creams, holders, Fruit Stands, Card Receivers, Plated Teaspoons. 38c. Tublespoons and Forks, 79c. Napkin Rings, triple plate, 2c, Buuer Knives, 19¢., &e., &e. One of the most appreciated Holiday Presenta is a handsome Pleture, we offer in this line: Fine imported Oleographs in threeiuch gilt frame, 900. Handsome Oil Patntings, in deep frame, $3.49, Fine Ol1 Paintings, in flat, gilt and’ plush frame, $4.49. ° ‘Magnificent Oil Paintings, in six-inch deep gilt frame, Teally artistic work, at $12.50 to $15, Hand-colored Artotypes in fine bronze and plush frame, $4.49. Artotypes in handsome gilt and plush frame, $3.67. adapted Sugars, Spoon- at from 98c. up. Our line of gilt frames is also very complete now We offer— Fine deep Gilt Frames, 8x10, with plush insides, 90¢, Fine, 8x10, deep Gilt Frames, heavy moulding, $1.49 Fine deep Gold Frames, lovely goods, $1.79 and $1.98, 10x14, 19x25, ‘Fidies, &c., cannot be equaled. BUTTONS, CLASPS, &c, Battons in every style and size, and at grices that will please the pocket-bovks of all. in great variety. CLASPS 50c., goods now go at 250; 750 at 50c; $1 at 75e. Finer goods just as low. HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT. We now show the Largest Stock that has ever been our pleasure to present for Ladies, Gents, aud Chil- dren. One lot of plain Hemstitched at 1c. would be good vaine at 25c, Duchess Lace Handkerchiets at about one-half the regular price. Silk in all shades, We can show you all the new things in the above goods, and the low prices we have them marked will ‘astonish you, GLOVES! GLOVES!! ‘Handsome Kid Gloves, stitched backs and the latest shades, only $1 per pair, better goods at correspond- ing prices. Look at the evening shades with lace tops. ‘They are new and perfectly lovely. Cushmere ‘and Wool Gloves, Mitts, and Furtop Dogukin at cor Tect prices, UMBRELLAS—CHOICE Goons, Prices from $1.87 to 96.50. Beautiful Handles, in Gold, Sliver, Horn and Nawurat Wood. Now is the time to make your selection. Stock fresh and large. G. DAVIS, ‘710 MARKET SPACE. ‘Holiday Goods Adnouneement Next Week. 45-6 Res FoR CumtpREs. a We have them also in 10x12 and 22x27, 25x30. Other sizes to order. In Jewelry, @ present acceptable to every one, we are able to show a magnificent assortment, We have # long experience in this line, and while our prices are low, we at the same time only sell good’ wearing goods, Some of the articles we guarantee for 10 years, We mention: Solid Silver RhineStone Pins or Rarrings, 00c. Fine Rolled Gold Pins or Earrings, Gc. Bangle Braceiets, Sliver Bracelets, heavy Rolled Bracelets; Jet Bracelets, &c. = Fine Neck Chains and Lockets. Gents’ Chains and Charms from 49¢, Gents’ Scarf Pins from 250, Ladies! and Gents’ Sleeve Buttons, new desl from 25¢. to 90c. ‘A Ladies’ and Gents’ Collar Buttons from 106. up, Childrens’ Bracelets and Gold Rings, 9c, Ladles' Solid Gold Rings from $1.49, Gents’ Solid Gold Rings from $2.49, ue, sal! also open thie week a tive of cheap jatches for Boys, Ladies, ranging from ‘up. ‘They are guaranteed to run, sage As we said before, our stock surpasses in extent bracheranat have ever shown have endeavored to make our prices satistactory, ‘we wonld eoliett for the coming Holidays your vind Patronage, which has heretofore been 20 ibcratiy: be, stowed upon us, and for which we render or hearty variety and before. We 7 M. Snvename & Co, 812 1TH AND $13 8TH STRERr, ‘Stn street, B28-lawét NEAR PA AVE, Cunmreas; "85. CHRISTMAS Sul ‘Moat Complete Assort- ‘Most Complete Assort- ment of ment of Jumean's Bisque, Wax, ‘TOYS, Celluloid At Reduced Prices. DOLLS, At Reduced Prices, ‘Most Complete ‘Most Complete Assortment of. Amortment of ‘WAGONS, BICYLES. SULKIES, PHORELGE, ‘WHEELBARROWS VEvocr At Beduced Prices, At Reduced Prices, ‘Most Complete Assort- = Most Complete Assort- ment ment JUVENILE TREE BOOKS. ORNAMENTS, a8, PHOTO FRAMES. ABC BLOCKS. BOHEMIAN BUILDING BLOCKS, VASES, DISSECTED BLOCKS. TOILET SETS. ausic PLUSH BOXES ODOR CASES, At Reduced Prices, TOILET Cases, CALL EARLY TO AVOID THE USUAL RUSH INCIDENT TO THE HOLIDaYs. F, LOUIS UPMANN, Maxacrn, Bey Xaas Prssexts Now, BECAUSE ‘You can do #0 with comfort, and from complete as. sortment, and at specially reduced prices made to avoid the rush Just previous to Christmas, and buy at the Palais Royal Lecause by direct importation It Is en- Abled to quote wholesale prices—in other words offers A SINGLE ARTICLE AT WHOLESALE PRICE. Such an assertion, were it not true, wonld be disas” trous to the inventor of such a fiction. The Palais Royal has sense endngh to know that. The list below, while It gives no idea of the quality or variety of our late importations, at least,conclusively proves we offer ASINGLE ARTICLE AT WHOLESALE PRICE LADIES Real Russian Hare Muffs for 73. Feather Trimming, all colors, 98¢. Pure Linen Initlal Handkerchefs, 23¢. Real Duchesse Lace Handkerchiefs for $2.98, Pure China Sik do., all colors, 29¢. Oriental Lace Fichus, 392. Plush Totlet Cases, fitted, $2.25, Leather Toilet Cases, ficted, $1.35. Phish Perfume Cases, Stted, $1.68. Embroklered English Kid Gloves, 98c. Imported Kid Gloyes, lined, fur tops, 98¢., Mikado Scarfs, fur decorating, 32.63. Lace Pin Cushion Covers, ne Rhine Stone Diamond Combs, $2.68. Khinestone Diamonu Necklaces, $12.75, Sterling Silver Fob Chains. $1.35. Diamond Lacepins, beautifully mounted, $1.15. Diamond Earrings. s0t in rea! gold, $1.68, New shape Alligator Satchels, 9Sc. Alligator Po books, Handpainted Faus, Feather Tops, 98c. Real Ostrich Plume Fans, $2.49. Oxidized Silver and Roll Gold Buttons, 25c. Plush Frame Mirrors for 50. Plush WI Engraved Cat English Cashmere Wool Tose, 39. Imported Merino Panty, 3c. Scarivt Medicated Wool Underwear, 98, 14 Karat Gold Top Umbrellus for $2.75. Linen Tidies, stamped for embroidering, 17e. | Fringed and Stunped do., 196. | Stamped Sideboard Scarfs for 48. Medwated Flanuel Skins ana Chemises, $1.35. India Linen, also Gingham Aprons, 250. ses’ Caps, all styles, 18. and 19¢, atyi: Gossamers, $1.25, GENTS Silk Fmbroidered Suspenders. 25¢. AIL sit surpeders, all colors, Ose. Satin Suspenders in giass top boxes, $1.85. English Puffand Kuot Scarfs, 20¢. | Enzlish Kid Gloves, ned or unlined, 98c. Pure Linen Initial Handkerehiers, 216, Fugllsh Sik Nudlers, fall size, $1.3 14 Kurat Gold Top Umbrellas, $2 Plash Boxes, with ~having requisites, $2.08, Plas Collar and Cuff stox, $1.08. Leather Collar and Cuff Box, $1. ‘Mens’ Itubber Coats, check lined, 81.60, Silk Hult Hose, 6c. Trimmed © ightshirts, 73 “Pauls Royal” Dress nhirts, 80e, CHILDRENS Sash Ribbons, all colors, 68e. New styles Embroidered Collars, 25¢. Six Handkerchief in fancy box, 39c. French Dolls, move arms, eyes, les, heads, 75. Plush Box with Comb, Brush, ete, $2.25, Sutchels in new shapes, 44 Gold-p.ated Hang:es, 9c. palr. Sterling Silver Bangies, 68c, Lace Pins, 49¢, White Fur Set for 91.25. Imitation Seal Muff, $1.85. Colored Worsted Leggings, 250, Fancy Jersey Caps, 25¢. Hand-knit Ulsters, 590. Hand-knit Sacques, 25c. ‘Hand-knit Booties, 19 and 25e. ‘83-The quality of above articles must be seen to appreciate that we éfer A SINGLE ARTICLE AT WHOLESALE PRICE, PPP A IT g8S8g pee aa E aa on § Bro TE fa Hoe eb AA ton 2A OD voey y L PR OO LY & E moby AE RR 00 © 24 tun? 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. PLIABLE, “HOUSEHOLD, “Leader,” “Simple Automatic, rst-cliass SEWING MACHINES, LIGHT and other New, Latest Improved, from $25 to $40. No agents loved, which Insures rock bottom prices for ‘cash Se eaay taontity armen, “ln. ea number, of Singer, D- mesile, Wilcox and Gibbs Machines,which have been used, at $10, @12 and $14. Guaranteed apaiwith Vail attachments’ HDting and repair ‘30, STIRBELING, street, three. doors above Fst, Katablisied 1877. ‘a5dw E. F. Baooss. Large assortment Lamps, Brass Fenders, wlirons, ae. Umabrel PPorwables, Grates, ‘Minos Shades, ‘Ornamental aed Usefat Gobds fate 581 16th st., Corcoran Building, Earizs CHOICE ETCHINGS, ENGRAVINGS, PICTURES OF ALL KINDS FOR THE HOLIDAYS. ALL THE ROGERS’ GROUPS SOLE AGENCY. EARLEY GALLERIES, a5 Tx Cresco Groceay Coueanr, ‘Brown A ieee Sra par ‘Flour, : ae Flos, 88.78 bt; 1.00 4 pal; ate. the Gecaco compar eerie, =a ‘806 7th street i HOLIDAY GOODS. HOLIDAY GOODS. zw Year, 86, PRESENTS. ‘Most Complete ‘Most Complete ‘Aawortwent of ‘Amortment of SLEDS HOBBY = Bees [mons SLEIGHS: CHAIR At Reduced Prices. At Reduced Prices, Compiete » Most Compiete “Aencmeanot Assortment of DOLL MONEY CARRIAGES, BANKS, 35 .styles. TA styles, At Rednoed Prices. At Reduced Prices, Most Complete Assort- Most Complete Amort- ment ‘ment LEATHER PLUSH POCKET BOOKS, MEMORANDUM BOOKS. Goons WORK BOXES, PLUSH SATCHELS. GaMES VIENNA AND GILT AND BRONZE HOME AMUSEMENTS, goons, At Greatly Reduced Prices. Cc. RUPPERT, 408 AND 405 SEVENTH STREET N.W., WASHINGTON, D.C. 416 Sxvexra Srezer. BAUM'S BULLETIN. EXTRAORDINARY ANNOUNCEMENT! SENSATIONAL REALISTIC: BENEFICIAL! BARGAINS JUST IN TIME! CLOAK DEPT. SUIT DEPT. LADIES’ NEWMARKETS of Fine Berlin Twill in flee froin #4 to 40, regular Tallor-suade and of perfect fini 2 5 vulne $10.50; we will sell pow at $7.00. CADIES NEWSU CIS oF Block Pagonel, rim med, with Rosslan Hare; come in slzes from 52 ‘Good value at $11.00. See us selling them at RUSSIAN CIRCULARS of Black Diagonal th and trimmed with beautifal 5-inch Plush. com/ortable garments in all hey are 8 ‘at 813,50, All weask now LADPEs NEWMARKETS of fine Boucle Cloth, Hater style and tailor-made, but only In 34 and en. oe Sire ere $13.50. Your choice with us at $11.50. LADIES’ bt SITES of Best Berlin Twill, trimmed They are imported Wraps'of extreme elegans are imported, Wraps of ex and come {i ail szce 34 toda. Pally. worth $20.00, what we offer at $15.00, TADS See ATION a of = a and Silke r ‘ou a appreciate pisos #4, 36 and 3, Good Value wt so. We will axcrifies at oi. LADIES" PLUSIC DOLM ANS O4 inch fongand trim- med with Lest Kis a. Hare, in 36 and 38 sizes, Reduced from 542 5u to $20.00, LADIES" PLUSH VIsITLS, with stylish Bllver Fox ‘and 38 sizes. tng, In 4, 6 ‘Well worth $30.00, we offer now at $20.00. Don't forget our Missis! AND CHILDREN'S DEETS in which we continuously show, an overture of Bargains almost too numerous to speci(y. DRY GOODS DEPALTMENT. SPECIAL BALE OF BROCADED VELVETS AND 10 Pleces BLACK BROCADED VELVETS, 2.70 per yard, Y BROCADED VELVET id ut $3.00 per vard, 5 pleces FANCY BrocabEv VEL ‘Sold at $5.00 per yard, 5 pieces FAN So or yard, now 90c. 25 pleces SUP: It# (NJ: GROS GRAIN SILKS, Gor own importation, i beautiful shud, oid at 1.25 per ward, now "Se. Y DEPARTMENT. GREAT INDUCEMENTS. SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS, FEW TURCOMAN CURTAINS—An immense Bar- waln at $35.00. Nome now effects just arrived and ofextrenie bow! ¥, at $9 aud S10. TURCOMAN DUNLAP'S a5-1m | DUNEAY TEN(ZLE BORDE worth 12.50, we will oiler fora few aays ai $9.50. OUR 38¢. SHADES, Completely made up. 6 feet 1 Koller, and in ali colors desired, Sof beaut worth =5e. per yard. Y atonly Ic, NEW MADCAS CURTAINS. and also MADRAS the yard, ai very low figures. by BESURETO VISIT OUR UPHOLSTERY DEPART MENT. FANCY GOops. JUST IN TIME! SIMPLY WONDERFUL! OUR AIM ACIIEVED! 65 DOZEN (750 Pieces) CLAPS, being now all the Tage for i adies' Coats, Dresses, etc., At 25e. At duc. ‘This It was a manufacturer's sample line, includ ing aout 00 patterns uf the finest desins wind work Manship. “The value of the same — ary from oc. to Bleach.) We suall offer $ vem, 3 said, at the unsiocm, Brice of 25e, 5 Now is your time; the article 1s in_great demand, $1 per Yard for our SILVER FOX Tui MMING Worth af least 1.75 per yard, emeasber our price, 3 . We recommend our new shopping system. Br A Gf Rg Be Sk te PPE as MAMMOTH ESTABLISHMENT, 416 SEVENTH STREET N. W. Lava Fens Axp Wars Another supply of SILVER BEAVER MUFFS. ‘TRIMMING and SCARFS, received today. Beautiful Holiday Presenis. NATURAL LYNX MUFFS AND TRIMMING. ‘Mink and Squirrel Lined Circulars and Russian Cir culars at Prime Cost. Colored Swansdown, direct importation. Plush Sucques, from $25.00 to $50.00. Plush Newmarkets, cr ‘We have received special lot of SEAL SACQUES, small bust measure, which we offer at $100 and up- wards. These are barguins not offered heretofore this early in the season. Larger sizes and full lengths at all prices, SEALSKIN VISITES, plain; Fox, Lynx and Skunk, trimmed. Sealskin Ulsters, All at New York Prices. ‘Muff for Ladies, Misses and Children. Colored Swansdown, direct importation. Gentlemen's Seal Caps for driving and walking, Boys’ Seal Caps at $1 and upwards. Carriage Robes; Coachmen’s Capes and Gloves. ‘The largest stock of Gurments and Furs ever ex hibited by us. WILLETT & RUOFF, HATTERS AND FURRIERS, 5 ‘905 Peunsyivania ave, Fors Avesve Hare ‘ORK HATS, FIFTH AVENUE Ti, IN SILAS OPERA AND DERBY. NOW READY. The quality and style of theve celebrated Hats have WILLETT & RUOFF, SOLE AGENTS, HATTERS AND FURRIERS, a 905 Pennavivania sve, SEEN OTE ae oe ee ‘LEME. embroidered, $2 pair, Foster love, 81.76 pair. Newion Kid Glove, $1.50 pal. ‘aabrelln not abby’ A 26nch Paragon Frame (warranted for two years), oostick, mew style, Japanese Curtains for a PiWFell, we can give you palr of these as low a8 750, “Remarkable, but trae.” , Dut tne 2 ued quailty Russian Nottingham Lace Curtale qoute GS tase tas etal seamen eee ee {o read our suzgeative lat in toxiay's Post Feud carefully our Ada. tn the Sunday papers, as i will ‘you. ‘Come dnd take a look at our Book Department, ax we are walling Booka and Chrisunas Cards ot bait Thelr intended values ‘TTT H OH fi ToRE ET ph o> FE rt H H ERE Be ‘00 BM MM MM coc H FEE" MMMM a BR & cH Hi E bo) ss PE SABLE ou pe os MMM 4 48 Kk COCH H Kee BATCH OF BARGAINS FOR THIS WEEK Are unlike those you see advertised constantly by ou You ask how? Well, i's common sense und reason to suppose that no house can truth- fully offer their whole stock as bargains, and you should suspect’ any house doing it. The BON MARCHE will not do so, even tocatch the unwary. ‘The BON MARCH Ewill only advertise bargains. You compare goods as well ax prices, and you also, gentle reader, will have your eyes opened. HOLIDAY GOODS, ‘We will open to-day « full line of “FLACONS,” ‘The latest novelty for mantel ornamenta, ‘at S4c. and 98c. each. An elezant and large assortment of Albums, Plusn Roxes, Piush Whisk Holders, Dolls and Fancy Wil- jow Ware <t pricey guaranteed o be the lowest, Your inspection is invit AT 10 CENTS EACH, 1 lot of Pnre Linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, white and colored borders, ty, %, % aud Mei nches bor- der, worth from 17c, to 25c. ew. FELT TIDIES AND TABLE SCARFR Bik Pmtraldored, cesorted patterne, ate. each, mibraidered, Large sine Tulles at =e. each Che halftheir Ortginal Value. A'good-nize Tuble scarf at Dic. each; worth $1.35. 10 CENTS A YARD. 2 patterns of Wool Laces. Colors: navy, seal and light brown, garnet, Visck and brege. Meduced Hom U8e'a yard Balance of our FUR TRIMMINGS ‘Will be closed out at COST PRICE the: ‘occupied by them for display ot Woliday Coola” LADIES AND MISSES' CLOAK. g ‘Owing to the backwardness of the season the cloak manufucturers find theuselves with a large Ktock on Band and are naturally desirous of reducing the sume. Having been very careful ut the begunuing of the sea. these goods at our Decided Bar Son Wwe are now fn a position to own figures. Lately we secured LADIES’ NEWMARKETS AT $10 EACH. MANUFACTURER'S PRICE, $14.50. 37 Newmarkets of brown bison cloth, fur collar and cxitin, box-plaited back, sinea 33, 24,86,58 and 40. No lady shouid be without a cloth Newmarket, Newmarkets mace stout ladies louk less stout and Judies appear graceful. Bargain 11— BROCADE VELVET VISITES, AT $18.50 ZACH. MANUFACTURER'S PRICE, $18, Brocade V.ivet Visites, 4 of with Shorea mene eae Bargain I11— MISSES’ NEWMARKETS AT $660. FOR 12, 14 AND 16 YEARS. 25 Mises’ Newmarkets of fineseal brown Berlin twill cloth, astrachan collar and. . dox-platted back. | Manufacturers’ 98.50 for Years, $7.00 for 14 years, $8.50 for 16 yeara, OUR OBJECT IN MARKING THE ABOVE aT SUCH LOW FIGURES 18 TO DISPOSE On MARGIE 316-318 SEVENTH 8. N. W. 230 STRICTLY ONE PRICE, Hozwar Goons Scnsenee ‘We now invite our friends and patrons to inspect our Siiveeseno TOYS HOLIDAY GIFTS. od VARIETY AND EXTENT, AT THEIR (WAREROOMS, 312 7TH AND 813 STH STREETS NORTHWEST, COME EARLY AND AVOID OUR REGULAR HOLIDAY RUSE. a3 M. SILVERBERG @ 00. MONEY TO LOAN, 50.0001 LOAM pt ‘REAL Esta! : S00 on Estate 2000 _tm27) ‘THOR E WAGGAMAN, M&Siy 20 RAY ON Reac mstate aT and 6 per cont. CHARLES W. HANDY, nol0-1m, O21 Fm. iw. Mite BELG ae ‘ROBT. _ 2103 M ‘\f ONEY TO LOAN—#100 TO @50,000, MM Sad ts Bae weer See where __ ocesimn. x SH A. PHIL, 8, 1424 New York ave ‘ONEY loan y po diel Cy ¥s3 INSURANCE F sirest nw. IN SUMS No deiny [AN @0O., 1407 Fntnw. $110,000 Rxtis BS cent, ou Bret-ciaas city = ____Ousetens MoXEe To oan — a. eel 42 0. HOLTZMAN, ‘sireets norunwest, Real Eatate secur, VN. HUYCK, AVE MONEY Ls Pennsylvania ava, ‘TO LOAN ON GOOD REAL ES BUSINESS CHANCES. YOR SALE-NTOCK AND FIXTURES OF Bs Provision store, tua tirnt- tablished Grovery and 1236 12that. te OR ‘enabiaied “grocery store. |For term ac. cullen LEONARD & BUCKLEY, Kea Sone ees oer eee ‘OR MORE. ft MAS 31,000 mau? 2.6004 busines. For particulars WILL BUY STOCK clams Drug Sore dul Apply ai Mt, Ver K AND FIXTURES OF AN OLD ana WANTED PORK A facturing business, PCRS Sar Pact hina. ab AND Fi At store cor- ber 12th and @ ste n.8., oF 408 th st t.W. nZde02w HE NORTH WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE ‘Company have a large and so through this company. w attention aud ergy to ‘of the chy. cinia city will find it to their ad development of that has seventy tly hich gives i wand $02 3, tee Ser sear Shoes a - acres of improved farm lunds in Vir Sc AaeS oe ‘T. W. TYRER, _n23-6m [aves any ENT WHO DFSIRIS To INV ii thousand dojlars in [teal batate. beving bargains to eall Sor spot cash call exute and XPERT TYPE-WRITING. CALIGKATEL R.HERT) OND, REAL ESTATE, LOANS, 19 surance, 1428 N.'Y ave. Money loaned on real ‘Other security. Real sae 510 Ft nw. T Paries OFFICE, 933 Fa. _COUNTRY REAL T PUBLIC A , ESTATE. _ UCTION, DE EM-