Evening Star Newspaper, December 16, 1885, Page 2

= ae THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C... WEDNESDAY. SECEMBER 16, 1885—WITH SUPPLEMENT. WASHINGTON: ‘WEPSESDAY December 16, 1855. CReaRY 5. NOYES. Editor, ‘The Evening Star bas a reguiar, permanent tows de daily circulation more than treble that ef any other daily paper published in Washington, and cqual that of all the At the time of the dynamite outrages it was sald that English employer: of labor would lake revenge for those misdeeds by discharging all the Irish tn their service. The story is now revived in connection with Parnell’s campaign Instraqions to his Irish supporters, It is said that certain liberal members, who have lost thelr seats or bave had thetr usual majorities reduced by the transfer of the Irish.vote to the tory candidates at Mr. Parnell’s direction, have met and pledged themselves not to em- ploy Irfsb labor in the fature,and it is asserted that this scheme will be widely pursued by the liberal capitalists at Birmingham and other In- dustrial centers. But the report camnot be any better founded now than betore. Such a poliey would be almost incredibly wrong- headed and stupid. The great majority ot the employers of labor in Engtand belong to the Mberal party, and {t woutd never do for that party which sets up asthe special friend of the people to take this position against the laboring classes. Besides, the manufacturers and others need the labor of the Irish quite as much as the Irfsh need employment. There would be # col- Japee tn bustness In England if the millions of Irish laborers were discharged. Self-interest, nOtto speak of higher considerations, would Prevent the adoption ef any sneli proseriptive Policy. The tulk is probably the idlest vapor. It is quite inconsistent with the open anxiety of Mr. Gladstone to come to « friendly under- standing with Mr. Parnell. How absurd it ‘would befor these two leaders to be arranging a potitical aHiance while the capitalists of Mi Giadistone’s party were discharging their em- ployas in a body because of their race-sympatby with Mr. Parnell! —$— te ‘There is a legal maxim to the effect that the taw doesn’t care about triffes, which might be tonimended to the attention of the custom house officers who recently overhauled the Janiata and compelted the oilicers to pay duty on Weir ‘enrios. Altogether about $1.500 was cdllected, which represents the tariff dues on the knieknacks which a score of officers had accumulated, in exchange for their pocket money, during a three year’s cruise in the an- tipodes. IfUnele Sam woutd Took as sharp for dollars agpennies he might be better off. The report ‘of the Secretary of the Treasury shows that in the port of New York, where the eustom house officers swooped down so fereely on a ward- wom stock of curios, there is a most Scandalous: system of fraudulent importation in use among business houses by which th vernment is. cheated ont ot millions annually. Secretary ‘Manning's report on the caileetion ot duties is, infact, rather gloomy veadins. Itshows that avery low -Candard of commercial honor exists atour great centers of trade wit! dt Felatwas of the merchant to th —$——— The mugwump affiliations of President Cleve- land seem to have hal a tonie effect on Massa- ehusetts democracy despite the bn and ery made by “the boys” over the ajpointment of | cétector Saltonstall and other similar acts. In the efty election at Boston yesterday the dem- ceratic ticket was successful by the largest ma- Jority on récora. O'Brien, the democratic ean- didate for mayor, ted the republican candidate | by 8,597 votes. Last year the democratic ma- Jority was 3.326. —— a oe ¥esterday’s proceedings in both branches of Congress were interesting. The House was en- | lightened on the subject of the rales, aud the Senate induiged in an editying discussion oa | temperance. There seems tobe little doubt that the Morrison plan of distributing the ap- Propriations will be adopted. It1s thought that the democrats are about evenly divided in the matter, and thatthe majority of the republi- cans will follow Mr.Reed in supporting Mr. ! 7. oo samother royal personage is dead, thisAime thie'ex4cing consort and the tather of the pres- efit King of Portugal. The old gentleman, when awidower, went the way of the wicked little boy in “Patience™-and was “lost totaliy” by ing girl in the corps du baitet; bat all re- agree that she made hin an exemplary spotise and that the couple lived in the happiest style possible. é — se ose ‘he project of free night schools seems to be well and supplying a real need, but it shdtiid be a part of the public school system, and be provided for out of the school appropria- tions, fustend of depending on voluntary con- tribations. —— ae ‘A'medfeal friend suggests that iffPasteur’s ex- periments with inoculation for bydrophobia prove to be successivl, it would be well to compel ull Owners dt dogs to have them treated by this process. ‘It 's quite possible that in time sach a policy will be adopted. Certainly any argument in frvor of compulsory vaccination would apply in the other the ben- efits were as clearly de: Srvie. Qeauiry J » Price, ALL HAVE THEIR EFFECT IN DETER- MINING VALUES, BUT WHEN AN ARTE CLE ISFIRSBCLASS IN STYLE, EXCEL LENT IN QUALITY AND LOW IN PRICE, Ve PAIL To BE NPPRECIATE THING MANUFACTURED BY WANNAMAKER. OF PHILADEL: OF THAT CHARACTER. THE WANNA MAK “TATLERS OF CLOTHEN( ARE BROUGHT [NTO DIRECT CONN! TioN WITH THE PEOPLE WHO Wrak LIA, IS 3, AND CONSEQUENTLY KNOW “POINTS” WHICH NEED TO BE CAREFULLY LOOKED AFTER IN MANU- PACTUKING. WHAT IS CONSIDERED ALMOST PERFECT ONE SEASON WILL NOT ANSWER AT R THE NEXT. BETTER AND CHEAPER. BETTER AND CHEAPER EACH SEASON IS THE aim AND PURPOSE. WEDON'T CONFINE OURSELVES EX- CEUSIVELY To THIS MAKE OF GOODS, BUT BUY PROM SEVERAL OF THE REST MANUPACTURERS IN NEW YORK, BUT WE HAVE 70 MARK THEM LOWER THAN ANY ONE ELSE DOESIN ORDER ‘TO SELL BESIDE THE WANNAMAKER @00Ds. WE KEEP OUR STOCK FRESH AND CLEAN. WE CAKRY PROBABLY A BARGER LINE OF MEDIUM AND FINE GOODS THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN WASHINGTON, AND WHETHER THE MAN TS LONGOR SHORT, OR THE BOY LARGE OR SMALL, WE HAVE WwirHoUT DOUBT JUST WHAT UE WANTS, E. B BARNUM & 0D. $01 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE Wx R. Rucx, RILEY BUILDING, Corner 9:h and E streets uorthwest, ‘Was im store a large umd well-amorted stock of FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS We name: SATINS, VELVETS, 64 and 3-4 LADIRY PHS, and mumy ower styles of DRESS GOODS. PUES BARI UNDERWEAR. BLANKETS, COMFORTS, SHEETING. TABLE LINENS, NAPKINS and TOWELS. Y. GLOVES, LINEN SILK thee er WM. R RILEY, the | ENTLMEN'S and CHIL HOLIDAY GOODS. HOLIDAY GOODS. HOLIDAY GOODS. HOLIDAY GoopDs. Dw Yor Res» Anovr Our Toltial” ‘Handkerchiefs tn vesterduy’s Star? ‘When you come in ask to be shown some of these grand ales aid at the aaave tine te iiember that w ate ‘show halter phat the pric, ts “All Linea.” ‘and Se aeeee eee WOODWARD & LOTHROP. HRISTMAS Taste Lies It is too long & story to go into details about this department | Sudice it to say, we have everything nected m “Fable Wear” requisites, at prices unrival ed in lowness, Vemake a “quickstep” mention of the stock, Cc as flown: pe ue German Linen ‘Table Damask. Stig SI STS, S180, BENS, BE BESO and 32.50 per yard. “, ‘Ato! Vinieu Bamask af tow as 37g cents. Corman Linen Dama Cable, Rapkins at S150. $1.75, 82 S279, $150 and Sh Ge-man Linen Damask Table Napkins 23, gub0, dso, Bi S370, $4.25, 50, $5, $7.50, $5.50 abd $0.50 per dozen. legant Damask Table Sets (cloth and nap- ty mateh) at 85.50. 86.50, 57.50, $5.5), 0.50, FLU. $11.50, $43.50 $15, 316.50, up Taiko to fineness and wins. Frincet "Fable. Cloth, bordered. ail around. Fringel Table ‘Cloth, bordered. wil around. Hoyt to match at $3, $3.50, #4 and 4.50 bet set Plegant ‘Variety of with sapkine and oyties ts mateh, Fine Cardinal Table choice patterns = OES. This stock fs the largest, best and most varied ‘Towels, in col nd white, With plain and Fel igs ge ah an Stand 8125 eseh. Linens will make the most substantial WouDWARD & LOTHROP, D Exsnomer:n Fun We have opened an elegant Hine of White and Colored :mbroidered Fiannels, i prices “i from 6. to 32.00 pery ard, to which call your special actention, being undoabt- IY the es: Values yer shown by Us. Hlaborabely’ work fower and fruitde- sigs, pola spo ik. ete, plain and fealioped eiges ” Mey: perfect harwonizing Combinations yet dipkaved. floor, tak elevator. WOODWARD & LOTHROP. An elegant iu: hain Lace Curtains in Varlety of choice siyles ant designs, from $1.00 to $10.00 per Darr. White Nottingham Lace Curtains fo Brussel efets. hardly dintingaishable: from 87.00 0 S100 per pair, Fine Huan Lace Curtains $3.50, $5.00. $6.00 and 37.00 per ; air. = Side Mordered Nottinzbam Lace Curtains, inwhite and ecu, $2 U0, $2.50, $3.25,33.50, o yer par. = $4,000 ¥ erb line of Itich Colored Tarcouas, Plttices, wits boride: s aviel_ cross stripes. We be- tn ws I DO. whiett. a (he price, ts une 8 940.00, with: dl prince beuween, i VOODWARD artists at de Aas present of hese come in four ote sais Ue pn souls are usinatll tour a, wo etn | OL Ivor Pineyaes, in 4 oni expe and figured rms Sea ery 2 expen Autograph Albams, in 1 leather, prices very reas *mable, Wooland ines Easels, in great var ch Super stock fSatin Fans, plain and band- at witht worth Copsiulefer pric: s also. set Powders and Riley cords for making atrl “Mouchoir” cages, in wm excellent painted desirable make and kind of Perfimel d Face Po veers and Skin beauie ups. €¢., atunuich lower prices than gen | “Cieltiis stock an earty inspection, Woopwa {OSTON U OS RD & my | bat Pa ave, | Crrrsraas Is Cosuxe, | AND Wri fT ALL THE soYs(AND | ; TCO.) OF THIS FESTIVE AS THE QUESTION OF EX- ENTEES LARGELY INTO ALL | OUR ARRANGEMENTS IT IS WELL TO | CONSIDER BEFORE PURCHASING | WHERE WE CAN GET THE BEST VALUE YOR OUL MONEY. IF YOU WISH TO PRE- | SENT YOUR OWN Roys, OR ANY OF | IUR LITTLE FRIENDS WITH A NICE | SUITOR CLOTHES, OR AN ELEGANT EIT. | TLE OVERCOAT, MAKE UP YOUR MIND TO ONE PACT, AND THAT Is, THAT N THAT LINE you IT HERE, AND AT PRICES CAN FIND RY w LLENCE THE BOYS’ 'SCLOTHIERS AND PIo- ) POPC. R PR IVE USONE TRIAL, AND YoU WiLL COME AGAIN WITH RE- NEWED CONFIDENCE, AND FOREVER AFTER BE OUR PATRONS THE GOi.DEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY, W. CORNER 7TH AND D sTs. AF ALL BLUE SKC NINGS UNTIL NINE O'CLOCK. J. M. GRADY. Maxaoxn, ABLISHED 1 85 1 W. G. METZEROTT &€ CO., 908 Pennsylvania Avenue. MUSICAL HOLIDAY PRES] NTS. BANJOS, GUITARS, VIOLINS, Leather Cases. MUSIC FOLIOS, ROLLS, BOUND MUSIC LOOKS of every description. CBICKERING, JAMES & HOLMSTROM ‘PIANOS: BRIGGS CHOUGH, J. WARKEN KIMBALL AND OTHER ORGANSSTRINGED, d1¢-2w One Case, 1,719 4% Yds., All WoolSERGES, at -80c. worth 45¢, 25 inches wide. Ifyou wish tomake ‘# real nice present, of real value, theve are'the A large assortment of TIES ‘amd FANCY TOWELS for sofas and chutr backs, A nice awortment of TABLE LENENS ‘with NAPKENS to match, Annice essortment UMBRELLAS, suitable for pres- ents, and CLOTHS, We are selling CLOAKS at a heavy reduétion. A small lot BEAL PLUSH COATS, $15, watal price 925. ‘A nies jot of COLORED CASHMERES, doable fold, Our store will be open until o'elock in the evening. JOHNSON € LUTTRELL, as A Cygppee. Co ort It fs not Preceding the Lime, mod bow eae St Re es Ovn “Masxaeun OF THE FURNISHING DEPARTMENT HAS REQUESTED 08 TO: ANNOUNCE THE READINESS OF His DEPARTMENT TO FURNISH HOLIDAY BUYERS A CHOICE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. WE TOLD HIM TO GIVE US SOME PRICES TO QUOTE. HE REPLIED: “WE HAVE THE KINDS OF GOODS WORTH SELLING AND WORTH BUYING. THE MARKET 18 90 FULL OF ‘TRASH THAT NO MATTER HOW LOW A PRICE YOU QUOTE, THERE 18 TRASH AT LOWER PRICES MY DEPARTMENT HAS LOW-PRICED GOODS THAT WILL GIVE SATISFACTION, AND GOODS THAT WON'T GIVE SATISFAC- TION i WOULD NOT SELL AT ANY | PRICE.” HIS LOGIC STRIKES US AS CORRECT. HE HAVE WANDKERCHIEFS— From a plain Ifnen to the most elaborate hand- painted. Linens from 25c. to $1.50; Sik ones from 50c. to $2.50. MUFFLERS— Upwards of one hundred styles, from the useful one to.an clegant hand-painted silk one. GLOVES— = ‘Brades only, seventy Kinds, 25¢. to SUSPENDERS— From the serviceabte 25c. pair to the most elaborate hand-painted at €5. HOSI-RY— : In cotton, wool and silk, 25c. to $3.60 per pair. NIGHT DREXS— ‘Toe seta Kind at Te, to the wedding kind at BA50. SMOKING JACKETS—€6 to $25, DEESSING RUBES~67 to $90 Largest variely south of New York. NECK URESSINGS— All the latest designs, over four hundred pat terns, as low as 25¢., as bigh as $1.50. UNDERWEAR Anytuing in merino, silk or wool, starting an nnd¢rgarment at 5U cents, and from that figure upto $12. JEWELRY— ‘Not thejargest, but the cholcest stock of French jewetcy. ‘The entire stock is of this season's parchase. New. bright and reliable. No trash, We lave not the cheupest grade, but WE HAVE FHE BEST GOODS MADE, And absolutely guarantee the prices to be aslow as sunilar grades of geods aresoid in the United States FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. SAKS £ €0., __ 800-302-304-306-308 Seventh st x Gurr Boo ELEGANTLY ILLUSTRATED, AP BOOKS, WASTE WORK BOX & KS, a ANDs, ASE=, WRULING DESKS, AND or CUT AND PRESSED GLASS ROTTLES, PLUSH AND CELLULOID TOIL MANICURE SETS, &e. A pint hott MS’ COLOGNE will be more highly appreciated as a gift than any other article cost inz one aoviar, G. G. C, SIMMS, Pharmacist, Corer 14th st New York ave. alG-lw FOREIGN BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, 529 Firreexta STREET, ConcoRAN BUILDING, (Opposite U.S. Treasury.) WILL KEEP OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL a15-8t CHRISTMAS. J.C. Horcmsos, IMPORTER, CLOAKS, MILLINERY, At Reduced Prices. SILK SUITS, at 922, EVENING WEAR, Elegant and Novel Effects in Fancy Nets and Crepes, Ornaments, Flowers, &. DRESS TRIMMINGS. ‘Just Opened Fine Jet Passementeries. REAL Laces, Duchess Lace, selected Patterns, especial value, from $1.75 per yard, Duchess Fichus, from $2.25 ¢ach. Duchess Handkerehieis, from $225 each, Fine Freuch Embroidered Handkerchiefs. ointisian Neckwear, Kachings, Ribbons and Fancy Huttons, Clasps, Braids, &e. Silk Plushes at’ $1.60 yard, worth $2.50, UMBRELLAS. Unparalicied Values in Ladies and Gent's Sik Um- drellas, 26-Inch Extra Quality Twilled Silk at $1.48, Well Selected Light and Dark Natural Sticks, at $2.19 and $2.50. Also, with Stetling Sliver, Gold, Onyx, Japanese, ‘Tiger Eye and other styles handles, runging in prieg,| FOSTER KID GLOVES. Unquestionably the FOSTER brand the best HID OTOVE mae ~ sin GENTLEMEN'S Foster Pique Glove, $2 patr. Foster Kid, plain ait eapprolderea, @2 pair, Fester Suede Glove, $h-38 pair. ame Newton ilu ciove: shoe pate LADIES.’ Wintam, 5, 7 and 10 hooks, $1 to $1.50 Fowler, 6,7 and 10 hooks, Br bate Be Foster, 5, 7 aud 10 hooks, 82 to $2.75. Pair, M taire Gloves for evening wear, from in. to 30in- long. avery patg Gtted aur warrcutere ‘ais 00; PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Surrasiz Hoxray Parsenrs AM a: Arps msg ay wite We have now on hand all sizesand lengths; prices, $90 to $250, uccording to xine ‘Should you not cure to'pay so we: it ima fine Push Sacque, Visite oF pet, in op pearance, viyle aud fish ike the Seal, frum’ $2 40 gy colar, ies male pees iS acta $10,820, 00, Ladies’ and Misses’ Seal Caps, 4:50 to $8. We have made B Yor Holey Pre- Lae fOr eighteen montha.wish Sorkin alivar Reson Pays, mae ee rae nine Ehioe otros Make year esiagdoat early. a Coroawe: Coroarn ‘Cotas FO WHNS OF ITALY COLOGNE. ‘BLOBsOMS RANGE, HOSEMARY, BALM, a1s0 Fie Cor GEARS W. PLUSH’ TOILET SENS, dc, IN GHEAT VARIETY ar” ‘LOWEST PRICES. ‘15th st,'aind N. ¥. ave. ‘ Borowert's ‘REST FLOUR For Femtiy Use. Mexcas Owrx Tas Just received a fine selettion 6f Mexican Onyx ; a LamPs. ascottmest of Lampe. } ““\cLocgs. of French Marble, Brass, Git and isin OPERA GLASSES. and Lesther covered, of our own Pearl, Alligator and, 1 ‘HARRIS'‘@ SHAFER, 1113 Pennsylvania avenue. a14-3t 719 719 HOLIDAY GOODS aT EG. DAVIS, 719 MARKET SPACE NOW READY FOR EXHIBITION THE LARG- EST STOCK OF NOVELTIES IN HOLIDAY GOODS WE HAVE EVER OFFERED, ‘We lavite buyers who appreciate Handsome and ‘Useful Articles at Moderate Prices to carefully exam- ine our Hae, which must be seen to be fully appreci- sted. We name only in part— Ladies’ Celluloid Dreasing Cases from 88c. to $15. Gentiemen’s Dreaslng Casea and Traveling Sets from $2.25 to 810, Manicure Sets, Work Boxes, Work Baskets, Ex- tractyin Fancy Mountings, Whisk Broom Holders in great varlety and in entirely aew designs, Fancy ‘Thermowieters, Bisque Goods, Hand-painted Placques, Bronzes in Plush Frames, Mirrors, Picture Frat Papier Mache Goods in great variety. : One lot of Fine French Bisque Figures, bought at Great sacrifice, will be sold at cost of importation. In addition to our attractive line of Fancy Goods we have added largely to our regalar lines, with s view of supplying the increased demands of Holliday Trade, In Initial, White, and Colored Bordered and Em- broidered Handkerchiefs we have many Attractive Novelties. ‘Our Stock of Handsome Fans is unsurpassed. ‘We have a large assortment of Handsome Duchess: Lace Handkerehiefsat remarkably low prices. Hand-run Black Spanish Lace Fichus and Sernfs, | Silk Handkerchiefs and Mufflers, New Neckwear, Sashes, Kid Gloves, Ladies’ and Children’s Beaver, Opossum and Kussia Hair Muffs, Umbrellas, Bisck Dress Goods, Table Linens, de, all selected with great are and at low prices DON'T PAIL TO EXAMINE OUR STOCK. BES? GOODS AND LOWEST PRICES. E.G. DAVIs, alz6t 719 MARKET SPACE. Sormanre, SENSIBLE, SEASONABLE, REASONABLE CHRISTMAS GIFTS CAN BE FOUND AT THE ESTABLISHMENT OF EATON PERRY, (SUCCESSOR TO PERRY & BROTHER,) PARIS AND VIENNA FANCY GOODS, POCKET-BOOKS, BAGS, AND CARD CASES IN IMPORTED BASKETS AND WORKSTANDS. TOILET CASES, MANICURE: § ALGERIAN FIGURES, ODUK CASES. FANCY ‘TIDIES, TOWELS, AND TABLE COVER NEW SILK 'UMBRE LADIES AND Ae SILY LD. EBONY, AND Nat" iN ANDSILK Leis, CK HORN 1, WOOD STICK. SE ASSORTME “HANDRERCHIEES PERINOTS & TREFOUSSE KID GLOVES, NEW SILK HOSIERY and IMPORTED JERSEYS. SUPERB STOCK OF LYONS FAILLE | FRAN: CAISE, SATIN DUCHESSE RHADAMES and VELVict=, AT LOWEST PRICES. NEW PARIS’ and BERLIN WKAPS, JACKETS, NEWMARKETS and CIRCULARS. ELEGANT SEAL PLUSH SACQUES at $30, $40 and $50. A LARGE LINE OF ALL-WOOL CLOTH ENG- LISH WALKING JACKETS and NEWMAR- Be UR SE Siemect pmices f : P #9 OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAB. SEATON PERRY, Perry BUILpINe, Penn, Avenue, corner 9th street. Extablished 1840. at aia URA IMME: a 3 ar ISS 1,000,000 wonderful articles to please the Indies and delight the little folks. all styles of ‘Scrap and embossed Pictures. Fancy Colored Papers and Borders tor mak- ing ‘Tree Ornaments, é&c., Doll Heads, Glass Balls, Toys, Can ‘tree Ornaments, Toy ‘Theaters, “Unique and select stock of Cristmas Cards and Noveities in Sutia. GGG 00 U UL eee TE BB 26GO0 OU UL ie ‘eae ‘oo “wv tus Boe 7 421 9TH STREET, BET. D AND ESTS, ‘Near Pennsylvania avenue. OPEN UNTIL 8:30. Boy (and Girl PUeFTont Boy (and Girl) Card is vety pretty. Japanese Joods, Fans, Scrolls, Parssets, Mats, Lamp shades, Vices, ac. Decoralive Pithres” French ‘tue Pa and-all r Blowers, is for making Paper Costime Crackers, Motto Papers bariee fy Py the German, Sheet SMunlc, 8 ches wiethaey Cards, Silk Transfer Pletttes Cae ay iiss Xmas Cards, Paper’ Rowbs ei her ‘4. HORKR, axa_seon attecnpuce Soo aE Vesarrs FENE OONMRONONERY “AND ‘Faxtous cana- Austs, snesm-EVERY pay, ‘Alto, 0 thige asortmeatof IMPORTED FRUITS. (CAG 0us is. n.w.. opposite U. B, ‘Patent Office, _ Beaten Bore, 17706 Fenoaytvaninnve. nw. Houmay ‘Geos at TEE PALAIS ROYAL, 7 = ? 83 SCRE SL NTET & BER ahs Goo Hae NNN 7 Tiss Kee Sse Syg@ THAN THE USUAL AND REGULAR PRICES, ‘Ten per cent off the nates of one week We estimateat $1,800. Tt may seem foolish to lose that amount, but considering we aunually luse fully $2,000 the week Preceding Christmas (by being unable to walt on all ‘our patrons), we think we act wisely in endeavoring to force you to buy now. Not only ean you bay | cheaper this week, but you obtain a choice from an unbroken assortment: can shop with comfort and be waited on intelligently and promptly. in the “Post” we publish list of articles adapted for young and old, rich and poor, We quote the regular prices and also the reduced prices, which will give an idea as to what to buy and what you save dy buying now at the PPP AL A Tt gs PoP AA OL AA & Po ACA Lunn 2A DF 4ss8 RB 00 Lae: f A L RR oD Ty AA L par 3 8 nA AA L ER %o ¥ 24 tut CORNER OF PENNA, AVE. AND 12TH ST, &@ STORE WILL BE OPEN EVENINGS ‘UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK. aiz For Cunisras Presents PURCHASE OF LUTRELL & WINE, 1930 PENN. AVE. N, W. BLACK SILK, at $1, $1.25. $1.50, $1.85, @2 and $2.25, “ALL GUARANTEED. SURAH SILKS, all Colors, $1. JERSEY SILKS, at $1.25, $1.40and $1.50. BEST SILK VELVET IN THECITY, at $1. BOUCLE CLOTH, at $1.75, very wide. HENRIETTA CLOTH, at $1, 91,25 and $1.00,SiI Warp. PLUSHES. all Colors, st $2; worth $2.50. oc UMBRELLAS, at $2.50, $3, $4,.85, $8, and JOB LOT FANCY WORK BOXES AND TOI- LET CASES,very handsome and 20 per cent cheaper than elmewhere, SEE THEM BEFORE PURCHASING VERY LARGE LOT SILK AND LINEN HAND- KEKCHIEFS FOR LADIES AND GENTS. JOB LOT TABLE COVERS, very pretty and under price. BARGE LOT HEAVY BLANKETS, at $2.50; ferent bargains, ALL WOOL BLANKETS, from'§5 to 612. LARGE LOT TARLE LINEN NAPKINS AND DOLLEES, fost the thing ‘or Christtaas table, IMMENSE STOCK GENTS SCARFS AND TIES VERY CHEAP. GIVE US A CALL; WE WILL TREAT YOU ‘RIGHT, LUTTRELL & WINE, a12-2w 1880 Penn, Ave. n.w.. cor. 20th st. $1.00 MALAKA CANES, STERLING SILVER HEADS. W. 5S. TEEL, 985 Pennsylvania avenue, Fons: Fors: Fors: LADIES’ AND CHILDAENS' FUR CAPES, COLLARS AND MUFFS, Inall the Latest Fashionable Designs SEAL SACQUES, all Lengths and Prices SEAL CAPS FOR LADIES AND GENTS. BOYS’ SEAL CAPS at 91. BLACK HARE MUFFS of excellent quality at $1. LADIES’ BEAVER MUFFS trom $6.4p. GENT’S FUR GLOVES AND OOLLARA Atso, GENTS DRESS AND DRIVING GLOVES. cineriste Be ae GOOD, WARM FUR CAPs at ¢2 andy250. FOR TRIMMING Of aD ktnds nd Widibie, but only of Good,’ Rettable Qualities, and at name prices as the many iibtior (Grades now to the intiret, Special mttention “ts ‘oatied te oor BEAVER TRIM- ‘MENG. «Tt is the handsomest evorshowntn this city, ‘baving deem cutto-eur order from the finest selected kins, which are weed only for very chelos Fara, a12 ___HOLmDAY_goops. +4 HEY ? a YF A May BUT P4M NOT; AND SIMPLY BECAUSET HAD A BRANCH STORE FOR SEVERAL YEARS, AND LAST SPRING CONSOLIDATED THE TWO IN ONE, ATS14 PSTREET, AND AM NOW SELLING THE COMBINED STOCK AT HALF OOST, TO AVOID AN AUCTION. THE DEALERS CANSAVE MONEY BY BUY- ING: CHATTERDOX, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN...26c. ILLUSTRATED POKMS. Z1G-ZAGS AND BODLEYS..... 10,000 POEMS AND OTHER BOOKS. MAHOGARY DESK: ANDA LARGE VARIETY OF ARTICLES SUIT. ABLE FOR PRESENTS, AT Crh A Bs ae A BB es RR A“4 Bop A DDD A M APA RAS 4 Boo M4 REN ses = a10-13t Hasosoue FINE LEATHER GOODS. PORTFOLIOS, WRITING TABLETS, GENTS’ TOILETS, DRESSING CASES, CIGAR CASES, CARD CASES, LETTER CASES, CUFF BOXES, BILL BOOKS, COLLAR BOXES, POCKET BOOKS, SATCHELS, PURSES, GENTS TOILER, DRINKING Cups, FLASKS, TRAVELING BaGs, BUGGY HARNESS, TPS, COUPE HARNESS, COACH WHIPS. Newest Designs in LEATHER GOODS and Largest Assortment of FINE GOODS in the city, at the Truk and Harness Factory of JAMES 8. TOPHAM, allow 1231 Pennsylvania ave, Userv. Hounay Passer ‘Six finest Dress Shirts (solid bosoms), made to order for (OU. Six Anes Dress Shins (reddy mide). all ply Lin ready to put on, for $0. Finest en Collars $1.50 per dozen. Finest 4-ply Linen Cuffs at 250. er ir. Camel’ Halr Undersbiris $1.62, reduced from Camels! Haix Drawers $1624, reditced from $2, Fleece Wool Underwi ar $3 per sult: red:iced from £4. Extra Meavy Fleece Wool Umlerwear $4 per stil, Medicated Hed Flannel Underwear $3 per’ suit. full Une of Neckwear, Handkerchiels and Half-itose, vers cheap, at the BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY, an 1002 ¥ STRELT NORTH WEST, Siiversere's MAGNIFICENT “MSPLAY OF tt 10 6 ¢. UF T oo AF Filed P38 9% oe tT “oo ¥ Sas8 AND HOR 00. m pp! ee cae fi Hut oo E nop =) AA Y ¥ HHH OO L it Dp D AA YY i H OO L i oD D AAA ¥ H oo LLLL i DDD AA ¥ a MN sOFFF TTIT eG a UF Tr ss boo HF OF Ss CG MH BF tT Sys8 > UNSURPASSED In VARIETY AND EXTENT, AT THEIR IMMENSE CONNECTING WAREROOMS, 812 7TH AND 313 8TH STREETS NORTHWEST COME EARLY AND AVOID OUR REGULAR HOLIDAY RUSH. as M. SILVERBERG & CO. A TARGE STOCK OF CHRISTMAS CARDS yRow THE MOST CELEBRATED MAKERS. SATIN and PLUSH ART PRINTS. Unique and Artistic Designs in WATER COLORS: PAINTED, PLUSH and SATIN CHRISTMAS SOUVENIRS, PRIZE CARDS. Some very cheap CARDS, a 418 Stn street. Tus’ Curcaco Grocery Comraxy, 806 7TH STREET, OFFERS: it Brown Stigar, Sie Ib. nearer see ranulated = ‘Cat Loni nagar, The. Ib. THE CULICAGO GROCERY COMPANY OFFERS: jew Valencia Raisins, 1c. ib. Scedtess Rutsins, 12c. ib, New Currants darge ones), fe. th, ver Ttalsins, iest_Layer Ratsiis, 20c. 1b. 16 lbs. Tatkish Prancs for $1. Fresh stock of Nuts just arrived. THE CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY OFFEIS: Family Flour, $4.98 0b| Best Euinlly Flour, $0.73 bbl; $1.44 % bbL, Te bbl. Pact Process Flour, $0.78 bbl; $1.60 % BDL; 85c, E'tu1caGo_GROCERY COMPANY mite Tod erat Bt, OFEELS. New Mackerel for 75c. Kit. ikGteee m Tom % 31h Gn corn, May GHEY THE CHICAGO GROCERY CO! BTCA Te ‘New Buckwheat, 4c. Ib., or 10 Ibs. for 35c. CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY ise ‘OFFERS: 43-im HOLIDAYS:—FOUR LBS. atsing, Lig. 1h: New sakes Se seatee 3 Gteen bs penoet Cor "hater Sue te Gee, | BER 7, OUR ESTABLISHM™=NT WILL BE OPEN GRAND DISPLAY OF STAPLE aND FANCY goons, ADAPTED FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS. WHaT SHALL IT BE? THAT IS A QUESTION OVER WHICH THOU- SANDS ARE ALREADY PONDERING. ‘THOSE WHO READ THIS ADVER- TISEMENT CAREFULLY WILL FIND IT AN £A8Y MATTER ‘TO DECIDE, WHISK HOLDERS, Plush Whisk Hol era, embossed flowerwork, at 48, : ‘GBe. SA niquc. Drone Whisk Holders, with attachabte thermometers, at The; in various: Hand-worked Parasina Whisk Molders chigh moy- cities), al Bde. PLUSH BOXES, Pigs Work Boxes, imported fittings, at 98e; worth TOILET BOXES Of good quality Plush (comb and brumh Gittings), exclo- quality igve nigies, at 8.0%, Extra fine quality Plush Boaes, including comb, brush and hand glass, at $2.48, Tosh Mantoure eetn, prtecd fittis 34.45; be cheap at $6.50. Pfortoliovof ine siorocco Leauher, different designs, at 25e. furnished, at $1.98. Cary mnt, Infants’ Plush Sets, handsome] Large Plush Cases, fine ivory ete in all details, tm- wuld ‘We invite our friends and patrons to impest our J. dimpiay of PLUSH AND LEATHER GOoDa, In addition to these we have a large stock of A @isconnt of 10 percent for cash on Holiday Goods, atw Houpay Pamesm We offer for this week all our French Felt Hats and Bonnets in colors at Actnal Cow, These goods are de Mrable. but we have tov many. Bargains in hid and Cloth Gloves, which we have piaoad on our counter be low cost to close. MRS. M5. ONT, 1300 F STREET X. Scum Sxen Sx 412 It ls only the wearer that Knows the warmth @erived, from one of these comfortable garments, and consequently to those we don't have te say any- tht reearding their advantages of comfort of Cress. But it is the inexperienced and to thost ‘ot weartm: these that we wish to almiour remarks, WHY? because we know that « skirt would be such @ nice present for any lady ot child, and ab though you may not wear one, you would gratity fame one by contributing to their comfort, and, Possibly, Dealth Now the prices we have put o® these are Not near their regular value aod couse ‘quently within reach of any one, We have now in stock tadies made of iy Metin’ ati sp ine vu ‘above the rules, fe ue Ad = 700, Plannel Skirts, made of nice quality sll-woo! Plannel, ‘with two plaited ruffles and folds above the rufite, cae ag aoe | natin anaes ‘amortment in ‘with three platted ruffies, in ail colors, d Rosia Leather, ‘prices. : penta To examine yur Hand painted Combination AT 8c. xe, Pelt Skirts, with Ave (5) plaited ruffes, tn different WALL POCKETS AND TUWEL RACKS colors Sind aiatront eetered piping. In endless variety. =a Cloth Skirts, with fine ruffles aa rts with Ane pat with folds of We find it imy to enumerate all ofour styles, FOR $1.70. the assortment bein 90 very large. 9 Ritsh hand Mirrors, beveled giams, at 890. Bise 8 by | Italian Cloth Skirts, heavy quilted, Meialctrame Mirrors, sine 8 8.8, oo would avn. = 3 a ‘Satin Skirt with deep satin quilting, heaps a an Suttate, Plo and Metal-Fame Mirror (a | ood oun danse, Sgr he. vy ertiet-glass Mirrors, Cirealar Sbape, ee vy s wworth $7.50. Best quality Satin Skirts, for 156 08 worn 7 ae nicely embroidered, Imported Carved-wood Mirrors, at $5.28. FANCY WILLOW WARE. Sewing Baskets, at 39, 48, and 68c. Sewing Baskin Siun-quilied Cisbions,at 40, 50nd GOc. ‘Scrap Baskets, plain and fancy, at popular Work Baskets our Stands, all colors and Geatgna ARTIFICIAL PLANTS AND FLOWERS FOR DECORATING PURPOSES. Jordineres, with plants, at 99c., $1.40, $1.98and 2.485. ket of Choice Flowers from 8 48andup De igus never seen before in this city. CHRISTMAS CARDS. COMPARE OUR PRICES 18 ALL WE ASK, A choice assortment at 5, 10, 15 and 25c. Exclusive aud large desizns at 44, 74, and 9Sc. ‘Cards, with natural flowers, at 12,25 and 4c. ALBUMS. -aas, cabinet mize, at 48, 96 and $1.19. -ouims, With mottoes aid extension locke, at ims, satin flower cover, white and dark ‘at $2.24.'$2.48, up to 819. ‘500 Morocco Leather Albums, at 21 and 29c. Leather Aloums, cabinet size, at 99c; would be cheap at $1.48. Alligator Albums, padded, at 99c. Fine Aul-Leather ‘Albums, extension cl Celinioid Top Albums, satin figures, at $1 DOLLS. af leree line of Unbreakable Dolis, at 10, 25, 35 and Se. at $1.48, A magnificent assortment (comprising 15 styles) of Deus at 25 Wax Dolis, larg size, at 48,68 and 8c. Dressed Dolls, unbreakable, at 50c.; worth 88¢, aig quallis‘Kid ‘Bodies ad Bisque Heads, at 68, Th, SO and Se. Large and Handsome Dolls, sleeping eyes, moving heads at $1.10, 61.38 and PLAS. LADIES HANDKERCHIEFS. ‘The sales in this di ent are, Increasing dally, which convi ‘showing the right artacies at each, | right price. We have been compelled to use an un- usta for the sale of these goods. 500) doz. Lioen, Habdkerchiels hemstivehed, white gud cilored ‘borders, atc. each, "They are Worth ie. P ang Bamaliched, Menderes (80 de ral Alvi Clot snbreldered Hata Hane ga titwc-ome Initialed Handkerchiefs, hemstitched, at Embroldered Handkerchiefs. sheer lawn, white and colors. at 19, 21, 25, 37, 50 and 75c. eon oa of fine quality, solid colors. at wort Heavy WhItCSIK and wide hem, at 48, 59, 68 and ‘Superfine quality, initialed, at 75 and 89e. Colored iveade Silk at $045 and Ose ‘50 doz. White Silk Handkerchiets, 12x14, at (icnsine, Duchess wen at $3, “Tiaid Embroidered tfaadkerchiot of Grass Linen, bemstitched, from. up to $12.48. HOLIDAY NOVELTIES IN FINE NECKWEAR. qi Peamtful smsortment of Fancy Velvet Collarat Cee ee, core maseinas on 24. 5 28. Crepe de Chene finely embroidered, at re 200, e2ae, Extra large size at $403 0nd 5.48. epee Fi4a, e200, $3.18, $3.48. $4.12, $4.45 and $41 REAL DUCHESSE LACES At one-half their original value Inches 2%, 3. Dy, 3M, 4, aly, at BI 98, S208, Sitao, esiee ber vere Webs LEATHER GOODs. Pocketbooks in endless variety, at 25, 60, 69, 85, 8c. £1.10, up 10%. 3 ‘suet, ‘imspection: ‘Novelties in Chatelaine Pocketbooks at 50 and 75c. ar Ack for our Mikado Books. Satchels of Au Or at 3H, 48, 75. 85 and 98e. JEWELRY. ines over 2,000 styles oi Sacco re re ant rte basen caterers tunis. Also Heavy Roll and ‘Cull Buttons in fact everything apperiatning to = Sonaplete ‘Jewelry Departusent at tho Very Lowest UMBRELLAS. An Entire New Stock, An Elegant Silke Umbrella, sterling silver bandle, Sifie same quality with genuine gold mounting, wt y% complete assortment of Gingham and Alpaca Umbrelias at low prices. Our stock com; NOTICE.—ON AND AFTER MONDAY, DECEM- rd isis esr bess ase 94.08, $5.23, 94.49, GA.00, 92.00, $10.00, 912.00, 15.00. CHILDREN'S FELT ANE PLANNEL SKIRTS. At any price you wantone for and any quality you ‘We are selling a Calld’s Flannel Skirt AT 14c. ‘This may sound dubious, but come your- seit “OF comrec avis Wen not taaae torscl Ter Sone money, bat we often do thie sort of thing. IN CHILDREN'S AND INFANTS PLUGH CAPS ‘We havea beautiful stock and complete amsortmenta Children's Plush Caps made of the best quality alk lush, nicely trimmed, AT $1.08, Flanpel coats to fit Children from ito all EG Seems, tal the newest paiteras nad made ‘AT 92.76. ‘Chlldren’s fine all SHE Plosh Coats, newest cuts, AT ST4a Infante’ made of all wool pen rhondh y Cashmere, with AT 6.0. ‘style, trimmed with ribbon bow, = FOR $3.25. Infants’ Mother Hubbard Cloaks, with handem- ‘broidered collars and embroldered Skirts AT $5.08, Stow any gf the shove would be avery appropriate and ‘afticle ‘would be lad to receive if in need ot. shail mm day Defore purchasing your Christ- The assortment in all is and yall the more urgent you Abowd come FROM MONDAY, DECEMBER 147TH, UNTIL AFTER THE HOLIDAYS, OUR STORE WILL BK OPEN UNTIL 8 P.M. TO ACCOMMODATE THOSE WHO CANNOT MAKE THEIR PUR CHASES DURING THE DAY, LANSBURGH BRO., ONE PRICE, 420-429-424-496 BEVENTH STREET, a2 For Carmnus. SCHLITES MILWAUKEE LAGER, In Caaks and Rotties MASSEY'S PHILADELPHIA ALE, ‘In Casks and Rottles (NEW YORK and MASSACHUSETTS GIDER, In Barrels, Kegs and Botties. FRESH SUPPLIES OF ABOVE GOODa, ‘For sale by deaiers or by taM’L © PALMER, Daror: 1226 29th surest Borthwen. ‘Telephone. 434 aa Deooraren Porrny Ax P. ORCELALN, RICH CUT GLASS, FINE PLATED WARE, PaRLOR LAMPS and POREIGN FANCY GOODS, SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS. M. W. BEVERIDGE, 1000 Pa ave. atiw Howsy Passexrs 4t MES. SELMA RUPPERTS, 808 9th st., opposite Patent Office. Large and attractive line of Ladies’ and Gentlemen's PI and embroidered Initial and fancy bordered ESEN WANDKERCHILES, JAPAN ISI SLLk HANDEERCHIEPS, SI MUPFL KID GLOVES, FANCY WORSTED GOODS aod CHLL- DREN'S MERINO CLOAKS. Flezant assortment of FANS, DOLLS, Embroidered TOILKT SETS, CUSHIONS, GLOVE: and HAND KERCHIEF CASES, DRESSING CASES, new styles Wo WHISK and KEY HOLDERS, WORK und WASTE PAPER BASKETS, in Japanese aug other myles, WORK STANDS and other novelties. Fine selection of embroidered PONGEE SCARFS, PLUSH TABLE COVERS and CARES. LAMBRE- UINS, TIDLES, Linen BURICAU and SIDIBOAKD COVELS and SPLASHERS, AKT NiKDLE WORK ‘Bnd material tor the same at very tow prices at We Have A Fou Assormase COLORED CANDLES, in Plain or Fancy Forms for use or for decoration. BRASS FIRE GOODS, and many Novelties not found elsewbere, suitable for ‘Wedding and Holiday Presents. MAYWAED & HUTCHTNEON, 426 OTH STREET. a5 Ca Rorrem, B08. 403 AND 405 7TH ST. MW. ‘Headquarters for tne ‘WHITNEY CHILDREWS CARRIAGE COMPANT “Alto falllineor