Evening Star Newspaper, December 8, 1885, Page 4

Ys THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON TUESDAY... Decewber 8. 1885. CROSBY S. NOTES... ‘The Evening Star bx» a regalar, permanent bova fide daily cirentation more than treble that of amy other daily paper pubhaked in Washington, and equal 10 that of ail the ether daily papers here added together. ‘The President's Views. ‘No messa.ze of late years has attracted the at ention which the one sent by Prestdent Cleve- land to Congress to-day will recelve, The time and the man will invest the document with pe cullar Interest. The message is quite Jong, but it contains little superfiuous matter. It opens with @ graceful tribute to the memory of Vice President Hendricks, and then proceeds, ac- cording to ordinary form, to speak of our tor- iations. These, in general, are satisfac- tory. “There are,” says the President, “no questions of difficulty pending with any foreign government.” The only disagreeable Incident of special moment was the rejection of Mr. Kelley as our minister at Vienna, The Presi- dent explains, with regard to this matter that the representative selected was “an estimable citizen of unimpeached probity and compe- tence,” and that the objections to him by the Austrian government could not be acquiesced in by the United States, as they required “such an application of @ religious test as a qualifica- tion for office under the United States as would have resulted in the practical distranchisement of a Jarge class of our citizens and the abandon- ment of a vital principle in our government.” Hence, the post has been allowed to remain ‘vacant, ‘The satisfactory settlement of the Panama isthmus troubles is touched upon, and then the President alludes briefly to our part in the efforts to develop the Congo region. In this matter, and in other international questions, we have followed our historie policy of dip!o- matic neutrality and independence. Our rela- tions with Great Britain, he says, are those of “marked good wili;” with Mexico we are on the “most cordial” terms, and with Spain, in spite of some disagreements, our relations are, alto- gether, friendly. The President is not inelined to change the tarift by diplomatic methods, and henee he has held up the pending commercial treaties with Spain and other countries till Congress can act on those matters, An additional reason for ean- tion is to be found in the “new and large drains” on the treasury, which sre contem- plated. ‘The two financial features of moat import ance relate to the tariif ahd the silver cotnnge. ‘On both of these questions the iessage is saffl- ciently explicit. The President urges u conser- vative tariff reduetion on important necessities, so arranged as not to break down labor or ruin capital Invested in manvfactures. “Within these limitations,” he writes, “a certain reduction should be made.” As to silver, the President is decidedly aggressive in his attitude. He declares tnat “the hoarding of gold has bezun,” and that this movement will culminate in the disappearance of gold an- less the present tendencies are stopped by prompt legislation. He recommends, therefore, “the suspension of the compulsory coinage of silver doilars directed by the law passed in February. 1878” ‘The most important recommendation, so far as the general public is coucerned, which he makes with reference to the army is that the meteorologieal branch of the signalservice be putunder civiliae auspices. The navy he thinks should be at once pat on a better basis, unless it is to remain simply “a sbabby ornament.” And he laysemphasis on the fact that It ts not alone necessary that ships should be new. To be of any usefutness, they must represent the most advanced progress of naval science. ‘The President takes tne responsibility for the policy of the post office départment towards the steamehip companies carrying the foreign mails, He approves the attitude which Mr. ‘Vilashas assumed towards the eompanies and argues that ts was theon!y proper course forthe government to pursue under the circamstances. ‘Phe abstract question of subsidy he refers to ‘Congress aa.@ matter properly within its juris diction. S Mr. Cleveland takes a hopeful view of the ‘qorts in progreas to elevate the condition of ‘Me Indians, and he pays a high tribute ta “the self-eacrificing snd pious men and women” who are laboring to rescue the race ‘from degrada- ton. He suggests that » special commission bee.created to be charged with the duty of ascér- taining the needs of the Indian and- the best method of meeting them. Asa rale, the be- havior of the Indians during the year has been erderiy and encouraging. ‘The land iaws, he thinics, must be adjusted to the altered conditions of population in the far ‘west, The growth of that part of the country bas enbanced the velue of land, and made a zevision of laws aifecting the rights of property wery desirable in order that the small pro- Pieter may be sufficlentiy protected. No part of the message will be read more eagerly than thst which bears on eivil service reform. On this point Mr. Cleveland ts as do- cided as was to be expected. He lays down the Principle that “no public position should be a reward for partisan service,” and argues that any other theory is franght with danger tw the mation. The President devotes considerable attention tothe needs of the fefleral capital, and-what he says on this point hax a general as wellas a local Interest. He urges Congress to provide for a suitable District buliding and for @ new baild- ing tor the-national Mbrary. ‘The message throughout is characteristic of ‘Mr. Cleveland in the clear-cut, explicit declare tion of his views, allowing no man to mistake them in any partieutar. a The “twin relie” must go. The Mormons might as wall understand tt first as last. If they insist on polyzamy, they must find another country. There is all Asia, for instance, a large place, with « great diversity of climates, where plural marriage isthe fishion. In Africa, also, they would find congenial neighborhoods. But in this country, as that tistic philosopher John L. Sullivan observes, “one wife is enough.” Seeeeipeer scoters ‘The tmportance of public hygiene bas now be- eome generaily recognized, so that the proceed- ings of such seientifie bodies as that which is now in session in this city attract wide-spread attention. Hygiene fs the ownce of prevention that saves the pound of cure. The heaith of communities depends fully as much on good sewerage, pure air, proper construction of huild- ings, opportunity for wholesome reereation and the like ason skiital medication. GRAND LABOR DEMONSTRATION. fal, ce TAURUS heen, ISSG, at Gok P.M, tor the pary Parade,” ‘The cht of dive will tent om, Gy sree ‘The parade wilt he followe: Dy a Mies Meeting at Nutional Lilien Armory, ond street where fa gg gyre ae ‘nase will addres ‘Tie Delesates te the Labor onarent Sib iepereg, Eerie e's es care =—— notice. By order i! tne sdietompeee an, editor of “Good Heulih.” Sind Bralns.” At Metropolitan Mt, and C ath nw. Wedoontay, abject: “Mudunact E chute cor. tig Dee: $, at 720 pam. Pub Adiniag 08 free. ICE OF THE MU” ic cp eee aad INue: cw Tir cox: have Weather Strips to Eoin ‘We turnish and apply tt promptly. GPO, W. 31S Stl streeumign, ‘Telephone call, 773-2 aramt Ose, BE ab St SOWERS HAS TO, REMOVED: ieteees eames York rmbmsaicoiax’ oa = “LUMBER. DG erste gt haere ie) 5 yng Senge E bper cent o ta rics, ry Rveg re cent iemhua dome aud Moards id per cout ot naarket prices yi a peoring Ss Spon off mar! Vinnie W Bes Spercent offi dried priced Vircinin Peetkion Walte rine shetet White Pine Casing White Pine, better stades, 0 pet Pefiating made fo an iy ath work toe aatieg. ‘Sash, Poors, and Sinan atm ever ace eu onal ed ri eh — building Lwill endeavor or aiality ad prompenta toning to to please you. WM. BR McLEAN, 18th and B streees, a5 331 15m st. ORNAMENTAL AND USPFUL GOODS. LAMPS, &c, See his advt. under Holiday Goods. it<=, DR _E B BLiss DENTiOT, HEMOV! we to 1215 Peansylvaois avenue. teeth inserted with or witbout s plate. Over tame Lewis’ sons, Jewelers, ‘THE ANNUAL MEETING OF 7EE (= .c5e¢ OF WASHINGTON TRAINING Lg St ug aoa a TSDAY, the Oh Uses 11am. A fail at tendance Is requested. 1%, ES. ANDREWS, Seoretary. aaa abigail ding, Reception and Mena Canda. f= © vox SERTA, rect, timer wy ike pa] He gs market atzwe = Ear 1 at acute tapes = Iynow with LLCS PRANDI, n25-3w= , THE WO SCHINGE 18 NOW a ha GT es oes : tac at low rates. Chilarea's and 6 citer os 8 ma EMOIBELLE LE Taree DE iF ladies’ huttr cutter, man bair store, 906 F AS FIXTURES. GAS FIXTURES SLATE MANTELS SLATE MANTELS Instock Latrobes, Ranges, Furnaces, 400 NIXTH STREET NORTHWEST. se19 g~ Jonw W. Comox, Jous W. MACAnTIOY, CORSON & MACARTNEY, Bancens Gicver oP a "Washinctow, Bec. Deposit Accounts, mbject to check it sigit,reesived from Firms, Corporations and ‘Ail Sracks and Bonds lived. on the New. York ana Phuadelphia stock Exchanges bought snd sold on Commiston. “Boston orders exectced. -AIperi¢an Hell weiephione Stock dealt in. ‘District of Columbia bonds of all denominations on bats for sale, Succ aud oud fall focal nerewe Ral . nsuranee snd. ‘Velephone Compaiies bought aud sold. "Eps a> THE ATTENTION OF ViRTORS AND SE Residents ta particularly ‘calied to PH Vita, the pew and Writ and Nerve Tonie end Sefecuard aguinst lari For sai areated by the glass or in bottles by Wet. MILBURN, Sole lu SUnibe and Manulscturer, i450 Peumylvinis “ave spl Erreers Or Tus Coro. ONE OF THE MOST DECIDED EFEECTS OF THE RECENT COLD “SNAP” Is THE DEMAND FOR OUR OVERCOATS. THESE GOODS, BEING THR VERY LATEST IN CUT AND THE NEWEST IN STYLE OF MATERIAL AND MAKE- UP, ARE DULY APPRECIATED RY GEN- TLEMEN WHO WANT THE BEST THINGS GOING. OUR GOODS DON'T CARRY THE READY-MADE STAMP UPON. THEM. ON THE CONTRARY, NO ONE CAN DIB- TINGUISH THEM FROM THE BEST CUSTOM-MADE GARMENTS, WE HAVE THREE LENGTHS AND SHAPES OF THE SAME SIZE BREAST, THUS GIVING US AN ADVANTAGE IN FITTING OVER ANY OTHER HOUSE IN WASHINGTON, AND ENABLING US TO FIT SHORT AND STOUT, MEDIUM, OR TALL AND SLENDER MEN, WE CLAIM TO HAVE THE BEST AS- SORTMENT OF NEW GOODS IN THE CITY, AND TO SELL THEM AT LOWEST PRICES. ‘ ALL GRADES FROM $10 TO $50, =. B BARNUM & CO. 981 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR Curisruas Canna, NOVELTIES, ODDITIES IN BRASS GOODS, And Hundreds of PECULIAR TOKENS, ar PARET’S, 913 PENNSYLVANIA AVESUE, ‘Washington, D.C as2w User. Horear Pannier Drews Shirts (sulld bovowns), made to ix finest Drews ready made Having an extra fotee, all goods’ will be delivered Promptly. ©. WITMER & C0, * 191s Pennsyivaaia avenge Piusts Stationery Prayer aud Hyionais, Open Clases. Card Cases, old Pencsnd Ronetia, Booku ‘G17 aut G19 7th at. CHRISTMAS CARDS FROM THE e MOST CELEBRATED MAKERS SATIN and PLUSH ARP PRINTS Unique and Artistic Designs in W a" MENTED, TER COLORS. Be PLUSH and BATLN CHITA SOUVENIRS, PRIZE CARDS. Some vety chcap CARDS, ors = a 42% tay surest, “EXSINE oun stock ete AL Pian ¥ oie pete KER M see ie fe heme "hin Petts ta ‘Guaeeoas. WHULE THE 1 METER 19, DOWN TO ZERO WH ARB DEBATING. youR wants EX THRE WAL-OP Tiley CLOTHES FOR NELT SUMMER. WHEN THE THERMOMETER WAS UP IN THR. SENmrIEs WE WERE PRRFABINO ovk Rt erect OF FINE CLOTHING Fe ERP. Of Witt BE OMe tite Vet ARVORE OLD GOL GETS IN 4 REAOTIONARY ATMOS PHERE, 80 rf 18 WISE To MAKE PRESENT PROVISION, ree IT WILL DO YoU GOOD To SEE HOW CoM: PLETE 18 OUR PROVISION IN PHE SHAPE OF OVBROOATS. WEHAVE TRIED. THISSEASON HOW FINE WE COULD | ED GRY THEM UP CON: SISTENT WITH GOOD WEAR, AND WE THINK THE POPULAR VERDIUT Is THAT WE HAVE BEEN SUCCESSFUL. WE CAN GIVE YOU_AFAIR OVERCOAT 48 LOW 48 TEN DOLLAHS, BUT WE G0 AS HIGH ABSSIXTY. OUR FINEST OVERCOATS, THOUGH WARM, ARE VERY LIGHT IN WEIGHT, BE CAUSE THEY ARE MADE OF THR FINEST WOOL AND LINED WITH THE FINEST SILK. WE HAVENOPSTINTED OURSELVES AT ANY POINT IN THIS PRODUCTION, BUT HAVE BOUGHT THE FINEST FARBIOS, FOR BOTH IX- SIDE AND OUTSIDE, PRODUCEDBY THE LOOMS OF THEWORED. IN REGARD TO WORKMANSHIP, WE BE- LIEVEOUR OVERCOATS SURPASS THE FINEST PRODUCTIONS OF THE BEST TAILORS. THE REASON OF THIS Is THAT THEY ARE MADE AT LEISURE, SO OPPORTUNITY IS GIVEN FOR STUDY AND REFLECTION AND THE USE OF THE BEST APPLIANC ACOATORDERED FOR A GIVEN TIME MUST HAVE SUCH TRIMMINGS AS MAY BE ON HAND, BUT IN THE MAKING OF OUR FINE OVERCOATS WE OFTEN’ WAIT A MONTH AFTER CUTTING TO PROCURE SOME ONE ARTICLE OF TRIMMING THAT MAY BE EN- TIRELY SUITABLE, a HENCE THE SUPERIORITY OF OUR OVER- coars. us CALL AND TRY ONE THIRD FLOOR, ELEVATOR, PLEASE. SAKS & COMPANY, 48 _ 300, 902, 304.806 axp 808 SEVENTH ST. A. Proursenr Navan Orvicer Sent his wife in. this city some white China Silk Handkerchiefs, with the prices, direct from Shanghai, asking her opinion as to thelr pness, &e. She calls and examines our stock, and gets the prices, relating the instance, aind remarking to the éaleslady that she would write her Husband “to save his money, as she could buy all she womed at ‘The Boston Dry Goods Louse’ at a m ict: less price.” We hope sue will exeuse our making capital ‘of it, but it is too good to let go unnoticed. We are veritably = “Depot” for Handker- chiefs of every description, and have yet to hear the first c T say our prices were not the lowest. See “Republican.” (First and second floor.) WoopWARD & LOTIROP. A’ Cnnisruas “Novevry.” ‘We have just received a line of Ladiev Sleeveless Quilted Satin Underwalsts, to wear under outside wraps, taking the place of Cardi- gan Jackets—very warm, Jersey fitt'ne. Co! ors: Black, Brown, Catdinal and Navy Blue ‘You should examine then. (Second tloor. take elevator.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Carsmas Sirstan We are offering a snperb line of colors iu Sile- sias for Linings and Holl-tay Decorations, viz: ‘BS shades of Pink, 3 shades of Light Blue, Gur- net, Wine, Cardinal, Orange. Canary. Lavender, Gendarme, Old Gold. Cream aud Black, ONLY [2c PER YARD.” Soft-finished Cambries, shudes as above Ge. per rard. nity ‘WOODWARD & LOTHTOP. Carwras Prvsnes. ‘These yoous are now In great demand, and, having secured large invoices, we arg offering - the cream of the market, end, as a special at- traction, quote: 18-ineh Colored Sil Plush at $1.40 per yard. Other widths, 24 and 25-inch, st $1.75, 82, $2.20. 92.50 and $3. Expect us to show you apy shade you may desire for funey work, at bottom prices, (First floor: Last on the rig:it.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Cuarsras Quis, “ Among thls excellent stock is the celebrated 11-4 “Boston House”, Crochet Quilt, at $1, which is unquestionabiy the best Dollar Quilt intne market, Another Grand Vatde ts 2 12-4 Fixtra Heavy Crochet Hed Sptead, which. in urdef to clase Gut the entire lot, wehave reduced from $2.60 10 $1.90 each. (Third floor: take elevator.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Carisras Prrer Parrenss « 500 Dress Patterns gud Pritts, Perealés and Gingbams, put up expressly for the Holiday ‘trade. in'quantities Of 10 yards each, tied witn ribbon, and accompanied with a préity Christ- mas chromo, ar s 600, 80c., $1.00 AND $1.25 RACH, ‘Make your selections XOW, WOODWARD & LOTHROP. For Ovesss, Receptions, &e Wo are offerttg-Radies SButton Mousque. talre Real Kid Gloves, tn all the Opera Shades, starstrom Big to'7, atthe Sibulonsly low price of | 91.00 PER PATE. ‘We have never before sold sticl! a gtove fot Jeng than 92,00, 4nd offer {hls as 4h induce- ment extraordinary. WOODWARD é LOTHHOP. IDAY. GOODS... Qhahy Sikpra¥ oF ane : aparr woutnat ae wr ts ALB Tiat i 4 qhktton oveR Witte ING. THOSE WHO READ THIS WILL FIND IT AN EABY OIE BORDERS a SEE bere rae Holders, with sitsctiabie rious worked Paradina Whit Molded (nigh noe ent end PLUSH BOX! Fie Work Boxes, iriapes fittings, at 9de: wérth Of good quality aaah (Go comb an an ia fittings), exela- Eves, at Extta fine ay Bhuah Boxe"incinding coimb, pepied Oitings at 94-48; wo Pi coment aga fo in ; eects rocco Leather, different clesigns, ae Pi furnteh: 1 reba Canes ane ory fine ivory Altiag (large Lateron), assortment In imported Boxes of Allizatot Leather; at lowest p “te t fall tovrzamiine cur Hand-painted Combination xes. WALL POCKETS AND TOWEL RACKS In endiess variety. SURRORS. 1i¥9,find it impossible to ennmerate all ofour styles, the assortment being so very lutge. ‘Pingh hand Mirrors, bevelvd glass, at 30c, Slee § by Seta frame Mirtors, size 8 by 8, at 7c. lwoine Beveled-giass Mifror at $2.48; would peeneapat sa Combination, Plush and Metal-Frame Mirrors (a high novells)y at 4-44, Hxtte be Ww} Kevletgiass Mirrors, Circular Shape, sigh Oe worth ; 74. fi 7.50. ge blush Miriors, hand patnted, ‘Imported Carved-wood Mirrors, av FANCY WILLOW WARE. Sewing Baskets, at 20, 48, and 50c. eg RLNine Baskets, Saul quilted Cushions, at 40, 60and Kets, plain ss lar pric “Krag Bakes Sy elas ait Shit lee ARTIFICIAL PLANTS AND FLOW FOR DECORATING PURPOS! Téfdinetes, with plants, at 90. $1.40, $1.98 and “Hissketa of Choice Flowers from $1.48 and ap. De- signs fever seen before in this city. CHRISTMAS CARDS. COMPARE OUR PRICES 18 ALL WE ASK. A cholee assortinent gt 5, 10, 15 an ‘Exclusive and jurze designs at 44, ec, Cans, with natural flowers, at 12/25 and adc. ALBUMS. Plush Albums, cabinet size, at 48. 95 aud $1.19. Plush Albums, with mottoes and extension Jocks, at Plush. Albums, satin flow x cover, white and dark leaves, at $324, 82-45, up to S19 her Albums, at 21 and 2 v} Bop Morncen te Leather Albums, cabinet size, at {9e; cheap at 81.48, Alligator Attums, padded, at 90c. All-Leather Albums, extension clas Gailaista op Soames DOLLS, fh lsree line of Unbreakable Dolls, at 10, 25, 35 and ‘A m:gnificent assortgaent (comprising 15 styles) of ous afSoc: each, Wom (comprising 15 styles) ‘TTT H H FER T HOW E gf HHH FE tT HH E vv 4H H KEE 316318 SEV NOTICE—ON AND AFTER MONDAY, DECEM TIL 9 O'CLOCK. 1 und Houwsx Goons. rp ON W. W. Bonnerre & Co. OUR MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF STAPLE AND FANCY ARTICLES SUITABLE FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS ARE NOW ON EXHIBITION ‘We have space to name buta few. ‘Will begin with our Beautifui Fancy Boxes and Toilet Sets, whieh are m grent variety ofstyles, and rang Jag in pryees from 25e. up to $10.00. Handkerchiefs are just about as nice little things as you can get for Christmas Presents, We have se- cured one hundred dozen Ladies fine all-ilnen colored bordered H’dx’fs at 25cin apiece: forty dozen Ladies Ponwes SK H'dk'fs at 50 cts. a pleee; also, many dozen larger siz, high and rich colors, at 75 cts, and $1.00, Linen H'dk'fs for Gentlemen from 10 cts. a piece up to the finest Hemstitched at 54 cts. ‘The most choice thing in our stock “for Getittemen Ib ‘25 dor, Fine White Silk Handkerchiefs at 50 cta In the more éxpensive articles we name a choice lot of Seal Plush Meques and Visites, which we have had mudt expressly for the Holidays, at $25.00. Also, another lot of Very fine Plush Sacques at $35.00 and Newmarkets at $8.00, $10.00, $12.00 and $15.00. ‘Silks and Velvets are always acceptable for Presents. . Our stock is now full and complete. We import nothing hat the.best Silks, every yard of which we guarantee, Splendid Brocade Velvet at $2.00, $2.50 and $3.90 per yard, W. W. BURDETTE & co, No, 928 7TH ST. and 706 K ST. N.W. 5-20 E. Fy. Brooxs irge assortment Fenders, siaieide Gacanat at cette iy G31 15th st, Corcoraa Buildiig; fe Pivsz Sacaura PLUSH WRAPPING REAL INDIA SHAWIS. BOUCLE WRAPPING: ‘VELVET WRAPPING. Last Yéar'é CLOAK at Hatt Price, * IT BE Bon NAF pm Pha eee | 3 ADVERTISEMENT CAREFULLY MATTER TO DECIDE. aie, Jawan eee. ae Bisque ‘Heads at 68, eer ef ere bale, ais, sleeping eyes, moving Sa icw HANDKERCHIEPS, The sales riment nee ch Borreliees Ys of Bhowing tbe neeaang atthe Dapt tle. re have been compet to use an an- iy bee for the ssie of these Cri Lan polgy Harnad stitched, white ie Sager Pure Linen fers Handkerchiets (50 signa a "They would be cheaputtee, An Alkl red Embroidered initial ‘Fiand- Kerehier oma aura Sted Handkerchtets, hemstitched, nt Embroidered Handkerchiefs, sheer and colars.at 19,21, 25,37, 50 and toe, ene white silk Handkercinets, of fine ‘quality, solid coors, at 3 worth GUc. eine White Silk and wide hem, at 48. 59, 68 and TC Saperfine quality, initiated and 89¢. ed Brocade Silkk at 50, 75 and sc. 50 dos. White Silk Eandkérchiets, 14¢14, at 290. Genuine, Duchese Lage Handkerehiets ut §3, ease ie at $2, $234, vf d oubrpvdered 1 Intake Jef of Grass Linen, chied, from $2.74 up to Size. OLIDAY "NOVELTILS IX TINE NECK WE: ‘A besititnt assortment of Fancy Velver colina et * inven Collars.at 740. Collurs and Cufty of the above materials at $1.24. Crepe de Chene squares, ‘finely embroidered, at ixtrg large sive Heart. a €4.83 and $5. Be carte. a and $5.48. Lang? Ha Haba \d-embroidered scarfs, at 87.43. du Lace, Collarcttes at $1.98, $2.48, $2.69, $3.18, 63.48, $4.12, 4.48 and $4.98, REAL DUCHESSE LACES Ag onesie the greinal value. duces wide, 2 Bie. Bg ad Ala, at BUTS, a1 ON, 82.4, eui '36, 83.64 per yard. "We lnvite inepection Portietbookn 1h eudless Varlely, at 25, 50, 69, 85 o in Variety, at 25, 50, 69, 85, eee Sere tits coal vel tsiaine Pocket 5 7 “Ale for on Atiitudo Hookas A” St 50 and Te. Satchels of Allicator at $8, 45,75. 85 and 99e. ts of Pa ip to $10, Card Cases—Novel and exclusive designs of Morocco ‘and Alligator—from 50c. uip to $3.50, JEWELRY. Our stock comprises over 2,000 styles and design: ‘and ft is Impossible for us to describe them. We eall your attention that we have Jewelry to suit your taste as well as wvour parse. We wiil show novelties in Rhine Stone Necklaces, Combs. Pins, Farrin «and Colla: Buttons. Also Heavy Koll Plate Pins and Silver und Gold. Bracelets, Collar and in fact everything appertaining’ to a complete Jewelry Departinent at the Very Lowest Prices, UMBRELLAS. Ww Stock, 33 Elegant Silk Umbrelia, sterling silver handle, a Ne same quality with genuine go!d mounting, at #7, A. complete assortment of Gingham and .Alpaca Umbrellad at low pricen i MM of A RRR Mate £4 eat MN M ASA « R NMMA ARR ENTH STREET. SEATON PERRY, “PSSOR TO VERRY & 2AL PLUSH SACQU! I. PLUSH AND ROU $3. HULDA, AND CAMELS HAIR SHAWLS AND GENTLE- MAUDS. 'S, AND SCHROEDER'S SILKS FROM 7c. NGIN Rusted F IMPORTED 1 CHEVIOTS, A DCLOTHS. ENS: ASSORT: LABIICS bOU- DEERCHTERS, VES. SEATON PERRY, Punny Bvinnrng, Penn, Avenue, corner 9ih su Established 1940. Seretan Acrrracrions: BARGAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS, E G. DAVIS, 719 MARKET SPACE. Our buyer Is now tn New York culling the market for BAKGAENS. The following list will show you that We mean what we say" TRIMMING DEPARTMENT. Elegant Cut Betd Pussemtrie from $1.50 to $3 per yatd. Iridescent Pasementric in great vatiety, with hiecdings and drops to match. Fringes, Gimps, &e One lot of Piain Passementrie that sold for 75e. now Qc. per yard. Fur and Feather Trimmings. This Stock {s replete. Lynx, Beaver, Silver, Fox, Ostrich’ im natural and all colors. Chinchilla and Russian Hare ‘Mutfy in large variety; prices from 75c. to 10. BLACK DRESS GOODS. Boucle Cloth $1.50, reduced to $1.25; $1.75to $1.50 $210 $1.75. Black Broadcloth, Tricot, Sun's Serge, andCashmeres. Courtauld's Crape for Trimming and Veils. Curmelite for Vetls. In Black silxs we are showing special bargains Sutin Duchess at $2, sold for 91.25. Gros Grains, the best mukes, trom 75c: to yard. : ae TABLE LINENS, dc: ‘Wehave created a genefal’ revolution {n thé above Goods, Our special G8-in. goods, that sre worth $1.50 per yard. are still $1: they ate the wonder and admi- ration ofall, Betier goods in same proportion Tow: els from 1c. to $1.75. Our prices are the lowest. Fancy Linens, such a¢ Boufet Covers, Splashers, ‘Tiiles, &c,, cannot be equaled. BUTTONS, CLASPS, &0, ‘Butrons in every style and size, and at prices dist will please the pocket-bouks of all. Buckles im, great variety. CLASPS 50c., goods now go at 250; 76c at Goes Fiat 7560 Finer goods just as low. ‘HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT. We pow show the Jargest Stock that has ever been thee Jor plate Tlemetieched al Toe woud aren: One tot: e be ood Valtie at 25e. Diichém Lace Mandkérchtets ssbdut ane-hslf the regulir price: Sx m at singe ‘We can show. you all tle new, ipo Abd Hh ee Beet 6 hai smtonish you. : ie @LOVES! ‘atovesy ‘Handsome Kid Gloves, stitched and the latent Weta aly “as se eels ‘st correspond- S net ee eee “KIRS PALACE, deaths STREET », areas Phe teense Weare conting Dow Got _ Prec 8 tan Se hs oes SPECIAL CLOAK GAL ‘We Wit Offer the Feitewine Goode: Degas ak Platoaat evidnee, at SEAL PLUSH COATS, at $16, $20. $25 and $28 Re aid tie Havibcxd) abd’ tie. ‘8 and vi of COUXRUGISTS, at 92. 96, 90,00 andg7. MILLTNERY DEPARTMENT. BIRDS and WINGS, at 12, 15, rea eer nant Par i PLUMES, at 37, 67 and 75e.ana $1. FELT HATS, at 45, 58 and 75c. and $1. SIL YELVETS, 10 all colors, st B8o. and OL ad TIPS, at 25, 50 and 75g. per bunch. Elegant KID GLOVES. 4-Buttons, at 75c. and $1. Large Astostment of Plain and Fancy RIBBONS, at 15, 20 and 25c. per yard. OUR EXHIBITION VILL COMPRISE THELAR- GEST ASSORTMENT EVER SHOWN SOUTH OF NEW YORK. Do not Fall to, Call and Inspect the Wonderful Before Pur Bargains hasing Elscwhere. i ¢ SEM de .614 SEVENTH STRBET N. W. THAT PURCHASERS OF fot R com y HONS 8 goo" i as. e TEAS, COFFEES AND SUGARS, IN EITHER SMALL OR LARGE QUANTITIES, CAN EFFECT AN IMMENBE SAVING BY BUYING AT THE STORE OF pop, & ,KEERSS NAS NY ao: B oP Br ER ORR KRRER try a SOUTHEAST COR 7TH AND I STS N. W. ss # ar SUGARS REDUCED AGAIN, LIGHT YELLOW, 64. WHITE, 6c. CONFECTION- ERS A Gh. GRANULATED, 7c. CUT LOAF, Tac. cog (00, EFF G8 fe pom oe fee tts go $8 ir fe Fe tay Coo “00 ¥ ¥ EEE ERE Syg> ROASTED DAILY. FINE ROASTED RIO, lde AND 16c. FINEST, 8c. KENNY'S JAVA, FLAVORED, 20c. FINE ESH JAVA COFFEE, (ROASTED), 2c. FINEST FRESH JAVA COFFEE, (ROASTED), 2c. ori 5 FRR A, eS t br ah cig T tee £84 Sss8 RETAILED AT WHOLESALE PRICES. iT BREAKFAST, 40c., 50c. AND U0c. FINEST, BUC. + MY SPECIAL CHOP CHEON 18 THE BEST 50 CENT TEA IN AMERICA, SOLNgONLY AT THE STORE OF cco Dp! KEFENN NNN NY ec BD Re F SN RNR NYY Suge Bob BREE RE $= DDD = K KEREN NNN NN ¥ T TEA 4 We DEALER AND COFFEE ROASTER, 8K COR 7TH AND ISTS XN. W. Have A Fou Assormexr or COLORED CANDLES, in Plain or Fancy Forms for use or for decofatlon. BRASS FIRE GOODS, and many Novelties not found elsewhere, suitable for Wedding and Holiday Presents. NAYWARD & HUTCHINSON, 424 9TH STREET Frest Ovexre LADIES’ SEAL SKIN BACQUES FINE PLUSH GARMENTS. Onr sales in LADIES’ WRAPS are very much in advance of whut we anticipated. ‘We have just returned trom New York with « fresh supply of the best London Dyed. ‘ SEAL SEIN SACQUES, fier at the LOWEST NEW YORK Bache " cca Attention called to Our §160 und ay re inches 1onK ‘We secured Special Burgains in Fine SEAL PLUSH SACQUPS VISITES AND NRW sist agit Sud. ‘ae taxics cpa con walling: for Siuail sizes ean now be ascouno: 12209 Plush Sacques, $25, $35, Better Grade, $50 r-lined Circulars, $15 10 690. ‘Minkslined ope POR i gLINTSCS. 1 in Lynx, Beaver, vee ein Zalauing ss dito 'Robewsrest curt which we. PRICES. B. HL STINEMETZ & BOX, HATTERS AND FURRIERS, 1287 Pennsylvania ave. ‘Next tocotner 13tn st. | Sriverseras MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY Ment Cong gree Mom Quapiete asieet i Timean's Bisque, Wax, . TOYS, cenawta At Reduced Prices. DOLLA, At Reduced Prices. ‘Most Complete Most Complete Semriment of Amortment of WAGON: RROWS TBE At Reduced Prices, At Reduced Prices Moat Gonipets Ammons prost Complete Amor’ nent yoremce TREE BOOKS. ORNAMENTS. ALBUMS. ABC Blocks. GAMES BUILDING BLOCKS, DISSECTED BLOCKS. ND MUSTO BOXES MOME AMUSEMENTS, At Reduced Prices, At Reduced Prices. CALL EARLY TO AVOID THE USUAL RUSH INCIDENT To THE HOLIDAYS. ¥. LOUIS UPMANN, Maxacen. a5 Ber Xaas Presesrs Now, BECAUSE ‘You tat: do $0 ith comfort, and from a complete as- Sortment, and at specially reduced prices made to avold the rush Just previous toChristmas, apd buy at the Rulats Royal because by direc’ 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, would be disaw trims’ to the lirventor of such efietion. The Panis Royal has sense enough to know that. The list below, while {t gives no idea of ttre quality or variety of our late importations, at least.conclusively proves we offer ASINGLE ARTICLE AT WHOLESALE PRICE BADIES Real Ruivilan Hare Mutts for 73>. Feather Trimming, all colors, 98c. Pure Linen Initial Handkerch'ef, 23¢. Real Dachéxte Lace Handkerchiefs for $2.98. Pure China Si}k do., all colors, 29, Oriental, Lace Fichns, 382, Phosh Toilet Cases, fitted, $4.99. Leather Toilet Cases, ited, $1.35, * Plash Perfume Cases, fitted, 81.68, Fmbroidered Fnztish Kid Gloves, @8e. Imported Kid Gloves, lined, fur tops, 87¢ Mikido Scarfs, for decorating, 82.68. ace Pin Cushion Covers, new, ae. Risine Stone Diamond Combs, 82 68, Rhijestone Diamond Nevktaces. $12.75. Sterling Silver Fob Chains, $1.35, Diamond Laceping, beautifully mouuted, $1.15. Dlathond Farrings at in ren: goid, $1.83. ‘New shape Aittgator Hatebels, 9c. Alligator Pocketbooks, 25c. Fang; Fans, Feather Tops, 980. Real Ostrich Plume Fans, $2.49... Oxidized Silver and Roll Gold Buttons, 250. Hush Frame Mirrors for 44c. Whisk Roders, sik einproidered, 880. ‘Fograved Cur Giam Bottles, 75e. Colgate’s Extracts, 2c. o7. ‘Fancy Sutin Garters for 680. English Cashiflere Wool Hose, 39¢. Imported Merino Pants, 350. ‘Scariet Medicated Wool Cuderwear, 8c. 14 Karat Gold Top Umbretius for $2.75. Linen Tidies, stamped tor embroidering, 17. Fringed and Stamped do,, iit. ‘Stumped Sideboard Searfs for 48e. Medicated Fluntel Skins ana Chemises, 61.38. India Linen, also Gingham Aprons, 2c. -se¥" Caps, all styles, 13c, ad 190. style Gossamers, $1.25, GENTS Bilk Embroidered Sispenders. 2c. AI SME Sarpendérs, all colors, Ore. Satin Suspenders in giass top boxes, $1 Engiish Puffand Knot Satis, 20. Buglistt Kid Gloves, tined or unlined, 876. Pure Linen Initial Handkerebiers, 216. Rngish Silke Mufllers, fall wine, #1 14 Karst Gold Top Umbrellas, 84. Piush Boxes, with shaving requisites, $2.98, Plush Collar and Caff Box, 91.05. ‘Leather Collar and Cuff Box, $1.33, Mens’ Rubber Coats, check lined, $1.60, ‘Spun Silk Halt Hose, 6c, Fapey Trimmed Nightshirts, 73e. “Phiats Royal” Dress shirts, 880. CHILDRES'S Sash Ribbons, alt colors, Gc. New styles Embruidered Collars, 250. Six Hutidketchfef! in taiiey box. -°. French Dolls, move arms. eyes, less. heads, 78. Piush Box with Comb, Brush, ete, $2.23. Satcher in new shapes, 440. Gold-pleted Bangles, 98¢. pale. Sterling Silver Bangies, G8. “Lace Pins, 480. ‘Wolte Fur Set for $1.25 Imitatipn Seal Mutt, $1.35. . Colored Worsted Leggings, 250, Fancy Jersey Caps, 25e Hand knit Ulsiers, 59c" Hand-knit Saeques, 25¢. ‘Hand-kuit Bodties, 19.and 250. 82 The quality of above articles must be seen to appreciase that we offer A SINGLE ARTICLE AT WHOLESALE Prick . HE Bhs L aa Guus 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVEXUE. i) Foas: Fors: Fras LADIES AND CHILDRENS FUR CAPER, ‘COLLARS AND MUFFS, ‘In all the Lates Fashionable besigua BEAL SACQUES, all Lengths ind Prices SEAL CAPS FOR LADIES AND GENTS BOYS REAL CAPS at SL BLACK HARE MUFFS of excellent quality at $1. LADIES BEAVER MUFES trom 96 up. GE's FUR GLOVES AND COLLARS. Also, GENTS DBESS AND DRIVING GLOVES. Goop, Wann FUE CaPs at $2 and @2bu. 3 FUR TRIMMING Of all kinds and widiiss, but wuly of Good, Reliable and at same prices as the many iniertor grades now in the market, stientiog W called toour BEAVER TRIN- of MING, It i the handsoucs ever shown inthis city, aaving bees out to our order from the finest selected king. Which are used omy fur very chotee Jars "JAMES Y. DAVES Soe, ‘Harrans asp Puanires, 21 Petnayivumia sve ee PRESENTS. Most Complete Mom ‘Anoriment of prrehinen a] SLEDS ) axD ~ |) worse eutrome j At Reduced Prices, At Reduced Prise, ‘Most Complete ‘Moat Compiew ‘Assortmieant of Ansoriment of poL. MONEY CARRIAGES, BANKS, 85 stylen, Thtyies, At Reduced Prices. (At Redooed Priem. ‘Most Complete Assort- Most Conipiete Awos> ment ment LEATSER POCKET BOOKS, WORK BOXES, 6. wr agg plomee At Greatly Reduced Prices Cc. RUPPERT, 408 AND 405 SEVENTH 6TREET BW, WASHINGTON, DO Ore Aovice To Prove Ix + SEARCH OF USEPUL CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. THOUGHT and what we present for anybody. We Seren jitie premature in our well nina but we have Giseov ered Chat we we kTeat many people were th ives the name will be many ‘to tell NEW to be oseful for be | at a ent iy atone nvwer @gomd many Ue bart of a set Untrelia, commequenty makes “Git cperenee han tacght wa that Site arte ta she eiiie mr Soarahe tora Hardag GIR, aud we have “ sow gut tn iitde Sons sen, tet i * ero ang mts a a ies c for two year), nicely tinted, neat handie, for $2 68 icoly duiaued, use Sasi poo ack new aye, dapaneee vorirm gaaley, ‘Aine Twitled SIE Gérman liver Handle and Bamnivo stick. yeah “x hiandaome tne of Bie Sake Uanbwelian, 14 Karat ait ins We keep for Wollaay Presents ‘benuttfal Faubrodcred musyendre, in tavcy bux, 1 Te, A Sik Banpenger 2 Fa. ite wind in, for Chat ds mea ‘owe oot = « alent it ent all, we enn gire you palt of these as low oa The. “Reaurkabies tat tea "9 iin eS pet SaRSRE ‘Coie dart take a jouk et our Book Tee Ertlling Books and Corieumas Cards LANSBURGH @ BRO, STRICTLY ONE PRICE, 420, 422, 424, 496 TTH STREET, a Curwreas Caxviss WHOLESALE Tréspectfully Gall the attention of the trade to my @Mtabiisiment, lem now prepared to fill o:ders for anything in my line, and especially meution toe large variety of CANDY, thaped and moulded into diferent forms or figures, ali suttable for Christmas Tree Trim mings of Gifts fer Ontidren. J aise mention MIXED CANDIES, both French ‘end American Of this clam of goods I have in mock and Will continue to make up from now until Chris» mass different qualities, all pure goods, but at the sow ‘est prices, arf ‘S-b Paper Boxes, ‘2h. Wooden Bores, sliding top, ‘Batrets ot Puckages, Early orders solicited. GEORGE J. MUELLER, WHOLESALE CONPECTIONER, BeO-awe 914 Penneylynolsevense a Br Resvenox Tam Wise FORTLERES, TURCOMAN CURTAINS and HEAVY DRAPERIES SPLENDID CHRISTMAS PREBES TS Several lots ofane, two and thaws padre, high wo wi ALLILK SHELA Cut, from $40 10 985 0 pair. Naw be the time to buy. w.u. Carpet, Bedding, agen — ~~ heed ‘(Cphotstery Ware . 01 aerset Gace, ae quate ee Tx “Ghaaup Rarne Caner SWEEPER WILL TAKE UP ANYTS (WO THAT A SkOOM Witt PROM ANY KIXD OF CARPET, MOQUETTE, INGRALS, BRUSSELS OR VELVET: WHILEE PREWSURE Is GIVEN IT a8 WITH A CARPRT, IT WILL STILL RUN EASILY AND DO THE WORK MORE EFFECTIVE THAN a5¥