Evening Star Newspaper, February 3, 1886, Page 4

LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. O¥FICE OF THE CHIKY SIGNAL OFFICER, Wasutxoton, D.C., Feb. 3, 1896, 9 2.0. For the middie Atlantic states, colder, cloudy weather and local snows, northerly winds, increasing In force, with slight cold wave. For Thursday, local snows are indicated for New England, and clearing weather in the midale Auantic and south Atlantic states, and decidedly colder. COAL and wood at summer Win Johnson, cor. 11th st. and phone connection. Dox'r Forcer to attend the Hebrew Fair to- night at “National Rifles’ Armory.” MADE J. P. PALMER, 1107 F street. Novel- tes in Flower Bonnets expressly tor reception and evening wear just opened. Closing out ce of Velvet Bounets and Hats at cost. PLArN FIGURES on all goods, make buying evegiasses a pleasure, at Vienna Optician com- pany, 609 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. THE ConTINENTALS will visit the Israelites’ tair at the National Rifles’ hall this evening. Reat Fert Dersys, $1.50. 435 7th. Lewis. CHampronsHir GAmr PoLo To-NIGHT, at E- Street rink. Stars of Washington Rink vs. Na- tonais. ae eT Dos'r Forcer toattend the Hebrew Fair to night at “National Rifles’ Armory.” Cuorce FLowkEs at reasonable prices. Chas. F. Hale, florist, 719 14th st. n.w. Telephone call 975-3. Lregey is the man for complicated French locks. Thirty years’ experience. Lospox CovcH S¥Rvr only 10c. a bottle. Dox’ ForGET to attend the Hebrew Fair to- night at “National Rifles’ Armory.” CHAwrronsuir Game Pox to night at E- street Kink, Stars of Washington Rink vs. Na- Uonals, THe Nationat Rirces’ Farm—A fine Bar dett organ, left over from the fitir, suitable tor chapel or small church choirs, will be sold ata bargain. Apply to Geo. A. Bentley, druggist, 1616 14th street Come to the Nati hall, @ street, to- night, Ail the ladies will be In fancy costumes. Hor-novse Cccumsers, tomatoes and mush- rooms, spring chickens, Phil. capons, atthe Pal- ace Market, cor. 14th sf. and New York ave. Dow’ ForGer to attend the Hebrew Fair to- night at “National Rifles’ Armory.” Face and cyesight fitted, $1. Hempler’s,cor. 4%, CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-Night. CONGREGATIONAL CucEcH.—Rev. Dr. mage’s lecture. Natioxat THEATER—“The Mikado.” ALuavGH's OPERA HovsE.—“La Traviata.” Hexzoc’s OveRa Hovse.—“The Banker's Daughter. THEATER Comiaur.—Variety. Dive Mvuseum.—“Handsome Jack.” Sth Condensed Local Street lamps will be lighted at extinguished at 5:00 a.m. A national newspaper association was organ. ized at a meeting of colored men at Carson’ hotel yesterday with the following officers Perry H. Carson was chosen presid B. Jobnson, of Indiana, and Hiram Wad Maryland, vice presidents; Wm. A. Carter and W. HL. Jones wili be editors. Tena Fuchs, a young girl who, while in the employ of Job Cammack, itis charged, found hls pocketbook, and after taking 210 ‘burned the other papers and the hook, was convicted in the Criminal Court yesterday afternoon of an infant child of W.R. Cady, 35d street, was badly burned yes: jorning by her clothing taking fire. about two o'eloe! £ About 8 o'clock last n! the residence of Dr. W. H. Taylor, 619 M street northwest. exploded and set fire to the house. Dr. Taylor places his loss on the furniture at 000. The building, owned by Mrs. Mary jitehelor, of Brookiyn, is damaged to the ex- tent of $200; fully insured. ‘The club aitached to the Fifth Baptist church on Friday nigh> surprised their pastor, Rev. Geo. W. Lee, by presenting bim with a set of fur niture. Frank Lynch, Patrick Hassett, John Cooney, David Lynch,’ and David Fitzgerald, smail white voys, were found sleeping iu a car at the Baltimore and Ohio depot last night, and were arrested by Officers Riley and Fitzgerald. This morning Juige Snell sentenced them to three Months on the farm as suspicious characters. ‘A literary, musical, and dramatic entertain ment will be given by Capital City Couneil, No. 1,R. T. T.,at Grand Army hall, 7th and L sirects, to-morrow evening, when ‘a comedy arranged by Mr. Eugene P. Jewell will be pre- sented. ‘The messengers of the United States Supreme Court have sent $17 to THE Stax for the bene- Aitof the sufferers by the fire in Howard row. ‘The state viticultural commission of Califor nia will hold a series of meetings at Willard Hall, beginning to-morrow evening. Senator Staniord will act as president. Commander-in-Chiet Burdett, of the Grand Army of the Republic, has telegraphed to Com- mander R. H. Warfield, of San Francisco, Cal., tbat the national encampment ot the G.'A. KR. Fil be held In San Francisco Tuesday, August 8 "Ata meeting of the Anthropological Society last evening two papers were read—one by W. H. on “Song Games and Myth Dramas at Washington,” and one by Rev. J. 0. Dorsey on “Siouan Folk Lore.” Mr. Paul Hines, the well-known base-ball player, and Miss Rose Duffy were married yes- Yerday afternoon at St. Aloysius church. Rev. Father Noonan officiated, and only the imme- diate friends of the couplé were present. Mr. Frank W. Reitz, private, truck A, who fell backwards froma'ladder while drilling on | the 21st January, is reported to be much worse, and but little hope is entertained of bis recovery, He resides on 11th street south- east. suck, John Berret, whose death was announced HE STAR yesterday, was appointed 4 lieu- tenant of the Marine corps by President Van ices. V. Bald- Lave.” Tele ‘Tal- 40 p. m., and t a coal oil lamp at a. ; by Judge Sacil today tor soliciting saree ine the, 5 Del ting the Capitol grounds. — Ss The Congressional Temperance Society. ‘To the Editor of Tux EVENING STAR. Rev. Dr. Chickering, the veteran secretary of this association, which is entering on the fifty- fourth year of its existence, is now in this city, ‘8 for fifteen previous winters, and is canvass. ing the Forty-ninth Congress for membershij and making ments for their usual — pive about e time of Washington's birthday. It would save him much trouble it those members of Congress who are abstainers, Rot already enrolled, should drop him a line, ‘that he may call upon them with the ancient Fecozds. CEE =a = Arsente im the Whisky. A COLOMED MAN KILLED BY A GLASS OF Lavon. ‘Yesterday morning Samuel West, a colored man, emplored at the Swiss laundry, on F street, near 22th, died at his home, No. 1112 2iststreet. Dr. Francis declined to give acer- Ufleate of dee*h, and the case was reported to the coroner. West was out with his wagon last Monday, but returned in the afternoon and Went to bed, saying he was sick. Dr. Francis ‘wus sent for, and found him vomiting and in great be fam 7 and concluded that he had been poison Vest stated that he had taken a Blass "of whisky, and, if potsoned, the polson ‘was in the whisky, but he declined to state at that time where fie got the liquor, saying he would tell when be e better. le, how- ever, grew rapidly worse and died without giv- ing the information. The coroner yesterday had Dr. Hartigan make a post ‘moriein examina: ion, und traces of arsenic were found in the stomach. The contents of the stomach were fumed Over ‘to ‘br: De, Smedt'the ‘District mist, tor auaiysis, and an laquest was Or dered for to-morrow. is ———— THE Baz Assocraviox axp THE Macis. TKATES.—The committee of the Bar Associa- tion, consisting of Messrs Randolph Coyle, &. &. Henkie, Henry Davis, A. A. Birney and A’ B. Deval, to whoui was referred the reparation of a bill looking to reform in the trial of police easses and the better regulation of the business Of magistrates, at a meeting last evening, pre- two bills, one of which deais wit the ¢ivil and the other with the criminal branch, Doth of which will be submitted at the meeting Of the Bar Association this afternoon, The committee will recommend that the Police Gourt be retained. and that it be supplied with @ jury Ty Cases thal are appeals from the magistrates” courts, _giere, wl be numerous changes recommended in the present juried! {on of civil magistrates. — ——— ‘Tue Cuantry Oxcaxtzarion Soctery—At the meeting of the board of managers of the Charity Organization society last evening the assistant seere! Teported the number of whien ne eetin on Cipro — 205 re} from the e and citizens for investigation; 28 familes were recommended as in need of Yemporary aid. For 10 persons work was ob- tained; Lotal niimber of eases on file at the cen- tral office, 7,002. The secretary reports great need of more friendly visiwrs. The board Yoted to confirm the action of the executive goumniitee in appointing Mr. Charles F. Keefer @ arepresentative of this organization in the cases registered during the month, 1,968, of ported ebaritabie comuittee of the Grand Army ofthe Kepublic. Mr. Alex. Johnson, the secretary Pa ATE & LIBRARY AT Avcriox.—Mr, auctioneer, bus now aunination’ the A TASTE OF GENUINE WAR. ‘The Warriors of the Salvation Army on Their Muscle—A Lively Serimmage at the Barracks. Captain Prince, the young lady who is in charge of Salvation army barracks, No.1, com ner of 4th and L streets, was absent from her Post last night on account of sickness, and Cadet Mary Mullen called the meeting to order at precisely 8 o'clock. The hall was comforta- bly filied at 9 o'clock with men, women and children, including about a dozen of the so- called “gang,” who sat near the stove. Special Officer Coulter and Geo. Duval, a member of the army, were stationed near the door. A large crowd of young men, who had been de- nied admittance, had congregated on the out- side, The services went along with few inter- ruptions until nearly ten o'clock. Several times the outside crowd would bang at the door or throw stones at the windows, A few minutes before ten o'clock the officer was called gatside to quell the disturbance and Duval was left in charge of thedoor. George Mace, & young man accompanied by a youn; attempted to enter the hall,but pushed him out.’ The you and Daval A FREE FIGHT then began and lasted some minutes. Blows passed between Mace and Duval, and soon the whole audience was near the door and women began taking an active part in the combat. One woman was stripped of her dress and con- Unued the battle In her white undergarments, Women and children began screaming “Mur- der” and “Police” and the patrol wagon from the seventh precinct was called out. Betore its arrival with a posse of officers the principals in the fight, or_at least a portion of them, had left the ball.” Although the fight continued several minutes no weapons were used and blood was shed by only one female. After the men had been stopped the battle raged between several Women, and the air was filled with threats of “El put Judge Snell after you,” or “I'll kill you.” While the women continued the fight the guilty ones discussed the situation and left before the police arrived. READY TO DIE AT HIS Post, Duval, who was angered and ready to con- tinue the battle if necessary, informed the remaining persons that he would die at his post rather than be whipped, and, holding fast to e door, he led the army in,'singing: “When the victory is over we shall wear the crown.” Captain Prince, who was in her room across the street, ran over when she heard the dis- turbance, ‘and threatened to have everybody arrested.’ “These here people must be crazy, shouted’ the cadet, who was standing on ihe back of one of the benches trying to restore order. The meeting was resumed and was con- tinued for a few minutes, until somebody said there was a fight on the’ outside, and then the meeting was adjourned until to-night. There ‘were no arrests made, but a number of warrants are likely to be sworn out to-day, and then the whole matter will be laid betore Judge Snell for Investigation, woman, ‘objected. man insisted on gaining admittance SS Throwing Circulars About the Streets. JUDGE SNELL CONSIDERS IT A NUISANCE AND RULES ACCORDINGLY. ‘Two boys, Charles Walter and John and Pres- ton Rollins, were arrested by Sergeant Diggings yesterday for scattering advertising circujars about the streets on Pennsylvania avenue. ‘They were charged in the Police Court this morning with violating the health ordinances ‘The prosecutions were brought under the act of the common council approved January 17, | 1856, which provides a penalty of from one to five dollars tor any person who shall place rub- bish or refuse substance of any kind on any lot reservation, open space, street or avenue ani fail to remove the same during the day on whieh it is so placed. Sergeant Diggins testified to seeing the boys throw the bilix, containing an advertisement of Herzog’s Opera house, on the pavement. Mr. Herzog’s agent siated that he sent the boys out with the bills through ignorance. The judye sald these boys have no right to do this, because it is clearly a violation of the law. Throwing these bills upon the streets some- times becomes dangerous on account of their being blown about, the strects frightening horses. It was a nuisaice and would have to be stopped. The judge said he would take the personal bonds of the boys, but If they did not Stop throwing the bills about the streets they would be brought in and made to pay a fine, Oficers Elected. ‘The Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias, of the District of Columbia, last night elected officers for the year as follows: P. G.C., A. N. Thomp- son; G. C., B. F. Evans; V.G. C., A. F. Medford; G.B., Henry Tegler; G. M. at A. G. W. Heisle . K: of R. and 8., Richard Goodhart; G. M. of E.,N. Buneh; G. 1. G., A. M. Cronk; G. 0. G., E. B. #anuebaker, trustees, J. W. Bradbury,Harry Coggins and W. H. Mohier. The Maryland Democratic association has elected the following officers: _ President, R. O. Edmonston; vice president, Charles F. we; corresponding secretary, Perey Metzger; re- cording secretary, E. K.’ Buchanan; financial secretary, Henry Bruenger; treasurer, Benja- min F. Guy; sergeant-at-arms, J. H. Grahe. Ata meeting of Ohio democrats last evening an association was formed, with the following temporary organization: Chairman, Hon, Mar- lin A. Foran; secretary, Wm. B. Dobson; com- mittee on permanent organization, Wm. B. Dobson, Emmet Smith and J. D. Selzer; com- mittee (o secure headquarters: Jos, Gutzwiller, Chas. F, Eisenstein and C. E. Siiscott, tiny ats aay B. AND O. To THE WESt.—Travelers to the west, northwest and southwest can consult the agents of the B. id ©. railroad, 619 and 1351 Pennsylvania avenue, and station cor- ner of New Jersey avenue and C street. 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Gordon. 87 Arlington Ave., Charlestown, Mass, writes: “Having paid about $200 to first-class doctors to cure my baby without success, I tried the CUTICURA Rexepres, which completely cured, after using three packages,” IN CARPETS, FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY oops, Nervous Men. ‘You are allowed a free trial of th: use of Dr. Dye’s Celebrated Voll With, Elecirle Suspensory, Appl speedy relief and pe bility and all kindred troubles: also for many other Complete restoration 10 healt! guaranteed. No risk is incurred. Illustrated mphiet in sealea envelope mailed free by ad- Eresding Voltaic Belt Co Marshall, Mich. Wak Scott’s Emuision of Pure Cop LIVER OIL, WITH HYPOPHOSPHITES. Is Excellent in Lung Troubles. Dr. ENocH CALLOWAY, . sp have used Scott's Beadieiog mike’ wontie success in all Lung troubles; also find It hes no equal in Summer Diarrl children.” 0 $3 Per Gallon. 75c. Quart Bottle, No.1 Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money. Orders by mail, McGee's, ‘9th, near D st, Rasors Kept in shaving condition, and FD ngraved on our dog collars freé. The Rodgers’ Cutlery Stove, 487 Pe av. was Pickwick Cinb Whisky is the best. Fresh Alderney Putter churned ev morn- ing and delivered in % 1b, “Ward” prints, 900, perlb. Also cottage cheese and butter milk; sweet milk Sc. perquart. Cream 15 cents, Lasr Grand Sate oF THE SEASON DON'T FAIL TO SEE OUR IMITATION MAHOG- ANY CHAMBER SUIT, SWINGING GLASS AND BRASS CANDELE- BRAS, POR $29.75 AT W. H. HORKE’s, 1__ BO Market Space, 308 and 3108) st. nw. a ——— Great Reoverox Ly Sroves Our remaining stock of Heating Stoves we are now Offering at reduction of 10 to 20 per cent on regniat Prices. This includes several of thecelebrated Radiant Home and other first-class Stoves. A full assortment of Cooking Stoves and Ranges om hand at low prices. A call respectfully solicited. W. 8 JENKS @ 00, TIT Th tow, Ix Onven To Reovee Srocx, I OFFER FOR THE NEXT 30 DAYS MY ENTIRE LINE OF WALL PAPER AT COST POR CASH, EMBRACING ABOUT 30,000 PIECES. 1 WILL ALSO DO THE WORK AT A REDUCED PRICK, YOU CAN SAVE FROM 20 TO 40 PER CENT, ACCORDING TO QUALITY, J. FP. SPELSHOUSE, AGT. No. 621 7TH ST., OPPOSITE GEN, POST OFFICE. a7 A busines experience of “many years has taught ns that there is mo form of advertisement s0 successful as an offering of really desirable goods at bare cost. Ttls ‘little more expensive than a newspaper annoance- ment, but on the other hand it is a satisfaction to Know that every dollar of the cost Is adirect «ain to our customers, and we had rather pay two dollars to our patrons than one doilar to a newspaper So much by the way of preface; now for what we are going to do. “We have purchased at very low figures a number of « FINE LIBRARY Sis of the complete. works of FAVORITE AUTHORS, Novelists, Historians, &c, In Half Calf, Halt Morocco and Beautiful Aligator Bindings. Just the Style of Volumes that every person of taste ‘Wants for use in a Home Library. HERE ARE A FEW OF THEMOREAD ABOUT THE WAVERLY NOVELS—Complete in twelve volnmes. We have three editions of this set, bound in half calein “hait cult extra of full alligator and in halt Morocco or. huif ‘alligator, which ‘we sball sell fOr $11.00, $14.40) und. 80.00, respectively. When It ts Femembered that the usual price of a cloth bound set of Wavery’ ts S1800,and hat half calf binditg is Srorth twice the Yirice of cloth, the marvelous cheap ess of our prices will be appater THACKEIA Y's COMPLETE WORKS, in eleven volumes come next on thelist, ‘These are Msually Sold for $10.50 sn cloth and $3300 in hall ealfor “SPECIAL BARGAINS” IN Ri OF ‘WOOLENS, DRESS FABRICS S WHITE GOODS HOSIERY, CLOW COTTONS, GINGHAMS, SATEENS 30) ae) sar PLAIN FIGURES ANDOORRECT PRICES. SEATON PERRY, PErey BurnpiNo, ‘Penn, Avenue, corner 9th street. Ja30 HITE, 730 17th st. n. w., makes the handsomest evening and ‘Dresses in ‘af reasonable nd reception this cy af reaso — JUST RECEIVED. ‘Large Importation of DRESS TRIMMINGS AND BUTTONS, which include sefected styles of the best Paris Makers. Guaranteed Lowest Prices. CLOAKS AND MILLINERY AT HALF PRICE FOSTER KID GLOVES. jaa . 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. is Fo fen LP EREROTLY, FITTING Sr on bys. T. rlor’s et iting, Bastis Bictseoes Semone Coline, Bewtng ard a DYEING, SCOURING AND DRY CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT, 1205 NEW YORK AVENUE NORTHWEST. Evening Dresses, Laces, Lace Curtains, Crape Veils, Feathers, Kid Gloves, Piush and Velvet our specialty. Gent's Garments Dyed, Cleaned and Repaired. Ladies’ ‘Dresses Dyed and Cleaned without ripping. ANTON &CAROLINE LERCH, formerly with A. Fischer and ‘Maison Yriese, Rue Rivolie, Paris Je Mes Seiwa Rorrrnr, half calf, $13.20 in half calfextra or full alligator and 608 Oth st, opposite Patent (Mice, ‘$5.50 In'half morocco oF half alligator. Large and select assortment of ART EMBROIDER- | *]RVING's WOMKS ought to bein every American TES and FANCY NEEDLE WORK and MATE-| pomenold. Wetter ‘volumes: A S000 ‘ALS for the same. Pearsall’s WASH SILKS, c et 4 EAN eTree BEE bearealts, WASH SICES, | halt caif edition jor si.w: huif calf extra oF fall all “FROM HEAD TO FEET." Charles Eayre Hinkle, -Jersey City Heights, N. J., writes: “My son, a lad of twelve years, was completely cured of @ terrible case of Eczema by the Curicuma Rewevres From the top of his head to the soles of his feet was one mass of scabs.” Every other remedy ‘and physicians had been tried in vain, “a LITTLE BOY CURED.” Nash & Nash, Covington, Ky., write: “One of our customers bought your CuricbRA RemEores for his Uttle boy, who had a kind of humor in the head, so that he was a solid scab of sores: He was entirely cured, and his father says he would not begrudge $500 for the good it has done him.’ ARE SLASHING THINGS RIGHT AND LEFT. 3030 Tt is not alone our desire to lessen our stock before our Annual Inventory day that wemarkdown every tiling, batto STIMULATE TRADED es Tis season of te vear Ib really neceraary 9 sell ‘goods at tempting prices, and wed expect to stir Uy fhings with curs ‘$ of REDUCED PRICE SALE. “Articles of wear and use are marked way below ular prices In each and every department. we GLOVES. Observe the range of prices, 4 Button Jouvan Kid Gloves, 62c. 6 Button Jouvan Kid Gloves. 92c. In White and Opera Shades only. Button Embroidered Buck Kid Gloves, 750, ‘street shades. scolloped edge, warranted, Sold everywhere. Price, Curicuna, 60c.; RESOL- VENT, $1; Soar, 25e. Prepared by PotrER DRUG AND (CuEmicaL Co., Boston, Mass. ‘Send for “How to Care Skin Diseases.” So fill take account of stock on February, 25, and up to that date intend to dispose of all surfloa sock in each of our departments. To accomplish this re ult will reduce goods to astonishing low Agures. GLOVE DEPARTMENT. Stock taking price, 8 button, Mousquetaires, former pt walking shades, rice, $1.98. 1082-25, 100K talcing rice, @ bation. Mousquetaires, BABY use Coricura Soar, an exquisitely perfumed Skin Beautitier. 5 Button Kid Glov ‘only $1.25, street shades. 4 Button Uniressed” Hid Gloves, warranted, only Batton Und.cssed Kid Gloves, warranted, on! oe ae. Tunekanes bed ws Daca KIDNEY PAINS, STRAINS, BACKACHE, ‘Weakness and weariness caused by overwork dissipae tion; standing, walking, or the sewing machine, cured Caner = Se sizes 6, 6%. Gig, Former $2.1 4 Button Chamois Gloves, 87c.. E. | gator for $12.0 ‘beautiful half morocco or halt by theCuricoma ANTI-PAIN PLasTER New, elegant, | ‘#2; #1268 6, 64. Se aiven ts Stee only $1.98. RIBBOSENE, PLUSHES, FELT, ZEPHYRS CO a original, and infallible. 25e. £3" | wonner price, s1.80. > © Balin Bibrotaerea Bulo Gloves, 16 Button Length only Se4% Light | LUMBIA GERMANTOWS WOOL and SITTING | “LENGE ECD TR or. tn geen votumen, Art Squares Be.. stock taking price, 6 button Mousquetaire, opera shades. Former price, $1.10, 4c., stock taking price, skin Gloves. Former price, $1. 1.24, stock taking price, Geni auli‘Gloven Formerprice $1.05. HANDEERCHIEF DEPARTMENT, 21c. stock taking price. Hdkchs embroidered in fancy colors, “Former price, 3 17. stock taking price, Pure Linen, fancy bordered Hakehts Formef price 20c. 0c. stock taking ‘price, Line Hemstitched. For- mer price, 1be. : “Jeu stock ticing price. White, with Tape Borders. Former priee, Le. Bbc. stock taking price. Gente! Hdkehfs, fancy bor- ders.” Former price’ ise ‘25c. stock taking price, Gents’ Hdkchs, fancy bor- ‘and Opera shades, 20 Button Length Kid Gloves, $2.98, For Even- ies’ Lined Fur-top Dog- ing Wear. . a ne A broken assortment of 4 Button Undressed Gloves we are offering at 65c. in order to close them: out, having only sizes 5%, G4 and 6. Fans, Justa week previous to the Holidays we bought from ab Importer of fine Fans all thestgck he had on hand. As there was quite. quantity of these we did ‘Ot dispose of them all, and are now willing to sell the ing stock with a trivial loss, and have marked them accordingly. RIBBONS, RIBBONS, 10,000 yds. all-Silk Ribbon in different widths for Be. ard, “rhe new style Feather Edge Ribbon, in all widths and shades YARNS, Elegant line of LACES, CREPE LISkk NECK RUFFLINGS, SKIRT PLAITINGS, KID GLOVES, HANDKERCHIEFS. Ladies’ and’ Children’s HO- SIERY. CORSETS, UNDERWEAR; GLOVES and WORSTED GOODS. ‘Stamping prompily executed. Ja Mss M. J. Hox, 1309 F STREET, Offers her stock of IMPORTED BONNETS AND ‘THOSE OF HER OWN DESIGN AJ GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, ja are thongiit reas uabie by any’ bookseller at $18.00 10 $20.00 for plain Binding, but until the stock is exbausted We will sell them ‘at $12.60 for halt call. fealt extra ur full wiligator and $10.80 gator. ‘Rage FURNITURE, PLAIN AND ARTISTIQ. At Specially Low Rates ‘During January. Casn Versus Creprr. ‘These are specimen figures. In all fairness, are they not low enous to justity our claim of beatitig the re cord of low prices for books?" And we have plenty of her Literary “Iharcain Just ae aitractive. "in cot ee, We ofler . ory of the Colonization of the United States, a work of sterling merit, in- Jeresting and instructive to old. atid Young, book that has never been sold fur i inn at only. 78 The Waverley” Novels, in 24 Volumes, at 80.88 or in 12 y ‘ Bulwer's Novels, in 13 Volum: ‘Thomas. Carlyle's Works, ‘Why is it that nine-tenths of the ladies who buy for cash are patrons of the Palais Royal? ‘We claim it is because we can sell cheaper than those stores who do a credit business, ‘Not having any loses to make good, wecan afford tosell at a smaller profit. Be it remembered, the Palais Royal is the only store “WALL PAPERS.” “Prices and Work Guaranteed.” MANTLE AND CABINET WORK SOLICITED, Designs for Same Drawn to Order, of its kind in Washington that sells stiletly forcash, | 42/0 stock taking price LADIES’ HAND BAGS J.P.P A W. 2. HOUGHTON & co, ‘Take, as an illustration, abe: stock tak igrice, Gents’ Hakehi, fancy bor- | ‘These goods have not been moving rapldly, and we Mac J. P. Pater Fpriniin Works, iw 10) volte, at. acen sink Wenshinmenie, ora.” Former price, 2ve. a fens! Works, In 16 yolutnes J RPE BPR, o555 ERE EF gts eee, stock, tale Price “Silk Hakebfs, all colors, | *Y* te Priceson Then 107 F STREET NORTHWEST, George lot asey SSoltimes, a former price, ays Works, 11 volt x 3 ke eee ‘ss, eR YY 0c. stock taking price. Silk Hakchfs, embroiderea | , We have the Jatest production in Rachings;thesecan | win close out the balance of her Fall and Winter | Bulwer's Novels, th25 volume nee “1398 Wart Parens JE Ere tgp =, $F 8g ~ | commer. Former price, $4c. be seen now on our first floor, W Gilmore Simins’ celebrated ‘series of Revolu- Ws ERE ROE kee ¥ = | “Ube stock talcidg ‘prec Silk Hakchts, elaborately | Sample card always ready. importation of COSTUME BONNETS, WALKING HATS and TOQUES AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, 028 Mae. Vow Baaxors, ODISTE, tionary and Border Romances, the best, t fund most exciting tales of ndventure ever pulbe Iished: tn 17 volumes, sold separately. Benutt- fully bound th cloth, exquisitely. ilustrated by Darley, "and! reduced trom $1508 volume embroidered. former nrice, $1. LADIES’ RUCHINGS, COLLARS AND CUFFS DEPARTMENT. Having bought a manufacturer's lot of Remnants ‘EDGINGS In Hambargh, Swiss, Cambrie and Nainsook. more eruce Jane fo, and at murvelounly cheap prices, although they are. new goods we mark em in comparison to the other’ Marked” Down Goods” “HENCE THE REASON YOU SHOULD INEXPENSIVE PAPERS IN ART COLORS HOUSE AND FRESCO PAINTING During the special sale of these goods we invite Jadies to inspect the quality of goods offered. Note the prices, and after inspeption elsewhere GIVE THEIR VERDICTS. A complete “assortment of the ‘best literature of St Ne very e and katimetes Furnished of fine Ruchings, will me 1 BUY THEM NOW. Seas Weheen Sao Hee every Kind, such as All the favorite poets, New Desens If we cannot sell from 16 to 25 per cent cheaper | Of Sve ‘vchings, will offer same at much less than COLORED EMBROIDERIES. bam Age tay rae Giltions ‘of Shaikespere, Macau Kalghts, nes cas oles vee te Wan Arsacscgn’ egular price. goods were meas- is Carty"s, Green's and other Histories Humor” Speciation in any ou in ington we mi ured and ‘according to let and quality. A full line of Colored Embroideries with allover Suits made at shortest notice. Superior fitting, ous Books, Peck’s Bad soy, Eli Perkit ‘admit that in the strugzie, ae tee sia 3, 5,6, 8,10 enters Gentes Embroidery to correspond. TERE Frioms, Bad eeteaeiOn eet. Pye, gle. Works of Fletion, by George leliot, CARPETS AND FABRICS Remnants st 3, 5, 6, 8, 10 ‘Former cing Dress rldal Tromeaus a specialty. EP: Roo, Lew Wallace, Dickens Thackeray? eae eee, Cees bate Re ck taking ice Fine Linen |_Ofallikinds and all the sifterent laine Lots of | ON ae he enw F and Bincie and oti auuhor, et. st, all at Agents tor Cash Is not victorious, We await the verdict of the | overs (5 manufacturer's samplo line), really worth | now Laces just in are also soldat the “Marked Down DEY CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT And besides these we have hosts of other vol- MOREIS & coMPaNT public, mace WOOL LACES, AND DYE WORKS, umes. coveriug the whole field of literature for oldand —_ HAMBURG EMBROIDERIES DEPARTMENT. Bee var Biter attractions, a beautiful array of ne SmOnEs besser 100K AT A discount of 10 per cent off marked prices. EADIE EVE ING SEESECS SPECIALTY, A woke TY SONAT, “Ere. — . JEWELRY ARD PAN DEPARTMENT, cae velvet jush Gurments, Crape vella, Laces, mnderfully comple ‘Stockinet used. See if they are sllk-stitched oF not, and TATE EE GOODS BREA TINT ‘This width we have only in Eoru, Brown and Black. | “Gervs Giothes Dyed, Cleaned and Repaired Neat EVER DISPLAYED IN WASHINGTON. a =] after being told they are the $1.98 quulity look else-} A discount of 10 per cent off marked prices on PASSEMENTERIES. and Reasonable. cy Full Particulars in Hand-bilis ‘paiaaa i ete where at $2.25 Jerseys. ‘Then give your verdict. SATCHELS, ‘This stock we are particularly anxious to lessen. as | 7- apies SEAL GARMENTS ALTERED, RE. PIANOS AND ORGANS. 20 per cent off marsed prices on Truare.iee much and you can therefore readily per- | V Syed and Lined: Wire Repaired: State maane, Wr PRINTS ON SATIN: = POCKETBOOKS. ‘as possible before auother week, and we have marked a re rise Cate Look aT ‘The Palais Royal's Silk-finished Tailor-made Jerseys for $248 You cannot compare these with others 1310 8thst., bet. N and O nw. ANNIE K. HUMPHERY, 430 TeNTH Steker NonTRwEst VALENTINE CARDS. LACE VALENTINES, ‘Wholesale and retail. ‘COMIC VALENTINES WHOLESALE. CORSET DEPARTMENT, prices on it that will FORCE TiS SPEEDY SALE. 3 LACE TIES AND FICHUS 89c., stock-taki: rice. French Coutille, band- made; lucetrimmed.” Former price, 91. In White, Cream and Black, Fes, ane an chen ‘ale orrent st teasonatn od fn beet banner, sree ee ree KUN ws Low at M= Makes Corsets to order in every style and material, ©. G PURSELL, Bookseller, 2 a * . a KNNN A ERE elewhere, as we had them. made to our special order. | ered ust, silk stfiched, “Former prio GEaSe | 4s ange an Cavestepep tele = = Tiaraniges perc Ae aod comiore: $230 418 Suh st. aw. x ERR ny Bn However, see what others sell for $2.68, then give | 99c., stock-taking price. French Sateen, all shades, | # Prices.” = French Hand made Underclothing, Merino Underwear PRQCE INCONTROVERTIBLE THATSHAKES- kK NNN A BB. Stool Meise oekaki ‘pie few Casabe one, Burroxs Fatent shoulger Maran kod at Bret Ratorm Goode, | aa fia isha wise writes? Haste es Me Bg 24 Bat — 2 * ‘nd that the sonnets were w to : whalebone. Former price, $1.48 ‘The latest styles in Buttons can always be found at French Corsets and Bustles, Earl of Lssex. Price 25 cents: BEENTAN : LOOK aT ‘ANO'S J30-lwe A large assortment of the famous P. D.’s also. ‘Tuonipeon's Glovelitting, Warners Tealth Corsets consiautly kept in stock. MERINO UNDERWEAR. ‘72e., stock taking price. Allwool Medicated Vests ‘and Pants, Former price, $1. $1.25, stock taking price. Su ine Merino Vests and Pants. Former BElces $1.75. Celebrated American Hosiery Goods, » stock taking price. Misses’ and Children’s Me- rino Vests and Drawers, Former (olagikod’ vt sb rt our large Button Department, HANDKERCHIEFS, All of our Colored Bordered Handkerchiefs left over m last year marked down to. 15c. {Amongst this lot wil be found some worth 4c. and 50c , aud none worth less than 25¢. ‘These are warranted pure linen, ‘We have overhauled every department and made = good muny sacrifices to sell some of our stock. But the GOODS MUST GO, no matter the loss. ‘Therefore ENRY C. LANCASTER, 629 7TH N.W., STA- lonery and Book Store. Catholic Goods, Wax- ‘Valentines, Calendars, Diaries, Artiste’ Ma erials, Japanese Novelties, ut lowest prices n11-15w® Wears Mave Easy. ‘The Stygmograph Multiple Copying Pen. ‘The Hektograph Dry Copying Process, ‘The Cyclostyle Duplicating Apparatus, price is Children’s Corsets and = $1 Corset (Miss H.'sows make) that for the sae) the unsurpassed. Ey ‘The Palais Royal's great specialty—its $2.68 Jerseys. Style No.1 is trimmed with fine 2inch Hercules braid down the front and bottom, also around collar and cuffs, Style No. 2 1s made of extra-weight Stockinet, with five rows of satin-finished braid around collar, cuffs, ete. Style No. 3 is heavy-weight Stockinet, with plain Piaxo Forres. FAMILY SUPPLIES, A Grear Cyctoxz. WE STILL KEEP THE LEAD. UNEQUALED IN TONE, TOUCH, WORKMAN SHIP AND DURABILITY. D PIANOS AT ALL PRICES, PIANOS FOR RENT. It is scarcely necessary to urge yourimmediate. Copying Presses, Stylographic Pens, Gola Pens, Inks ‘Vest front, standing or turn<down collar. stock taking price. Ladies’ Kniti.d Vests, Best Patent Process Flour per Bb) wernennn- 98.25 ofall kinds “Fine and Commercial Stationery. WM. KNABE @ 00, Style No. 4 come in blue or brown. ae ets Syonae oreo’ =; Sham, pink, light LANSBURGH & BRO., Family mamemnanaaie $7) Camard’s Best Baltimore Hams... 00s Tog Leet Lard, in 1016 backsis.— abe «Sugar Cured Shoulders... aiid 10 Lbs, Best Laundry Starch... —— 10 Lbs New York Buckwheat..cc--cvnnn 10 Ube Akron Gatmeal... 20 bs Pearl Rice. 8 Lbs. White Bot Best Vid Gov. = Rio eee 2 Papers Imported Macaronl........ obepe™ American Engraving. Printing, Binding. WAM. BALLANTYNE & SON, 3026 428 SEVENTH STREET, Jvsr Receven. THE UNITED STATES OFFICIAL POSTAL GUIDE FOR 1886, On sale and subscriptions received. Washington agency. Dealers supplied at JOHN C PARKER'S, _ $020 617 and 619 7h st. n. My Srock Or Hoxwar Goons ‘To appreciate the fit have one tried on. Then look ‘at those offered elsewhere for $3. Then give your verdict. WAREROOMS: Baltimore—204-206 W. Baltimore Street. New York—112 Fifth Avenue. WASHINGTON—617 Market Space. 328 ‘RANICH @ BACH ANDSTIEFF PI BN case hee ts 2 acu class in Tespect. Gally's won- derfulSelfplaying iastrementa. G. L, WILD & BRO., 709 Seventhst. n. w. Established 1864, __Special bargains in medium grade Pianos. Jal LEADING INSTRUMENTS. ESTEY ORGANS~170,000 IN USE. STRICTLY AND RIGOROUSLY ONE PRICE, 420-422-424-426 7th st Read ‘8 Post in reference to our House Fur LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S CLOAKS, stock takis ‘ice. Ladies’ Newmark: Bison auld Berlin Fwited Poh, double-breasted, tourists back, Brice, Ladles' Newmarkets, Che- cuffs, Former price, $8. $7.48, stock taking price, Ladies’ Visiles, brown doncle cloth and elegant feather trimming, “Former rice, $10. PigiJ. stock taking price. Ladies’ Visites: brown bro- cade Velvet aud feather trimming. Former price, $16, $17.98, stock taking price Bluck Brocade Velvet Newmarket, double-breasted, plaited buck, Former Price, 32° Bock taking price. Ladies’ Walking Jacket, Former price, $9. Look aT ‘The Palais Royal's $3.96 Jerseys, which are trimmed with loop braid in military style, After noting the quality and finish see what our competitors offered for $4.50. Then give your verdict. We Anz Now Rear ‘TO SHOW YOU THE LARGEST AND BEST SE- LECTED STOCK OF LOOK aT The Palais Royal's $4.98 Jerseys, with collar, cuffs We Roast and srind our Coffee every day by steam, with the dry process, pease cloth. hes? : ” isnow complete and fully displayed on first andseo- | DECKER BROS, ‘and vest front trimmed with looped satin braid. Fac- | mbtclance Wink for dean Fan a markt, tlie LARGE BUTTONS Dent ange ho eeEbee: cond floors, consisting 1a part of CHRISTMAS and | ESTEY. prtanos Ani simile of one worn not long since by the Empress of | Former price, $25. Ever displayed. We have 500 styles to select from, WALKER & WRIGHT, | NEW YEAR C PLUSH and LEATHER HER Austria, We don't think they are to be seen else where. But as tostyle and fit we would ask your yer- dict, S248 stock tuking price. Children's _All-Wool Opiate ils bint Cana ie aes Seeanty trimmed. Former price, $8, $9 and $10. GoObs of all kinds, which to enumerate would re- ‘quire much more space, T would ask my friends to call early and make selec- "2D went prices for all goods guaranteed, ff A’ specialty will be iuade of selling any and all books at cost: moh ‘and as we imported a great many of them ourselves, wecan. show you some exclusive styles, The prices range from 25c. to $10.a dozen, and we invite you to glance over our sample cards when next in our es- tablishment, MCDERATE PRICES—EASY TERMS PIANOS FOR RENT. SANDERS & STAYMAN, 934 F ST.N.W., WASHINGTON, D.c. (Jarvis Butler in Charge.) $a27-1m_ ‘948 and 950 Louisiana avenue. Look aT G, A, WHITAKER, * ‘The Palais Royal's Silk Jerseys, plaited back, collar|7TTT H H FEB BBB 00 NN ON ‘Bookseller and Stationer, 15 N. CHARLES ST., BALTIMORE, MD. hem and sleeves finished with satin facings. Weoffer| > Han Fe Boy, Soo sar NEW DRESS TRIMMINGS. az 1205 Pennsylvania ave. ee them for $7.0. Look at those offered elsewhere for Fy x B OO NNN Dress Trim! atvicag th ready HE BEST PLACE TO BUY MUSIC BOXES AND ‘$20, then give your verdict, ne S85 00) A Resieiocetistanng iow apie cereus tineated Crecutarexo Limrany, Musical Instruments tor Holiday Presents eat uM uM OA RRR 6coO HOH KER headings, also in wood headings, new drops, &c. ‘The largest and best in the city, with constant addi- | _¢9-2m 437 Pennsylvania ave. wate £4 dat 8° Hult oe Noraiziovs Flour ti the World. <5 ES a a RENE BROS, UPRIGHT PIANOS si MMM AAA RFR CO i H E ” EMBROIDERIES. ‘The Millers have not only the most perfect i, ‘a8 soon as issued. ‘Mrs. LUCY L. HUNT the Gold Medal at Unf New Orleans kxposition. MMM A AE E OOO H KRE . containing as it aoes all the’ most improved Machin- ‘29 1749 Pes ta JOHN F. ELLIS & Our Embroidery Department never was more com- | ery invented up to the Present time, bat thes produce iTUNES 937 Penney ivan 316318 SEVENTH STREET N. W. plete and attractive. Our prices are entirely out of | ® flour Unsunrasszp by any mi 01 Ww OR 7 807 14th stm w. ‘Some recent additions: rove that, we would simply state that yar ts el large quan STRICTLY ONE PRICE. ‘the reach of competition, and fresh bargains are being | fity of this magnificent, annually to dally added. ‘Europe and eaten at the principal ‘of te old | Conspiracy. Pere Gortot. See “Critic,” “Republican” and “Post” for Sie tiaverstlil tet enoet ottnat trish ‘We Guanaxrie that it made from sel Hypersestivesia, On Hoth Sides. taking 000 yards in ‘Minnesota and Dakou bor . 2 ivania ave. a Point, which we are selling at 850. peryard. Every | Bard wheat Grown in Minnevots and Ds Sweet Cicely” [a1] __ana Latest Fel crab comer De One says they are worth 75. aration of the glutinous é particles dt ‘climination of ‘all woak ‘matter has af last been reached, and than any" omer ‘Fiour. ‘The best om its ‘qualities it is Mas 2 aoa ORGANS-KNOWN ALL Continuation in | over the civilized world. JNO. F, ELLIS € CO, Pennsylvania’ ao-2m j FI 5 _ 2 a LLED IN TONE Vy EBEE_ Pian OUR DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT OF OUR ellos the beat for eter tantly or bakers use and | OOOH HE PHS BEE (00,1 pon W iivestance! Co a & co. Unsurpassed by any Flour made. | Ev: ¢9-2m, 937 Pennsylvania ave. °o HHHO O10 Fi = = PEREMPTORY very barrels rarranted to give entire s Gok HS SHG ce 688 8, D | \yosk @_soNe PIANOS—EXCELLENT STERLING'S ST, LOUIS FANCY. ee FOR ee ee Gham price instru ett FELLAS @ 00, SALE OF ALL FALL STOCK, AT PRICES WHICH wwe His sk HERS 49-2m_ 937 Pennayly jiaave OUR LINE OF PALL DRESS SUITS 18 War Ww Hat tes, eae HE. EUNING PIANOS STANDARD, INSTRU: WILL SELL THE GOODS, WoW H HirSss8E Sugh> do-2m 37 Pennsylvania ave STILL COMPLETE, HAVING RECENT. : MELLOW AW! (QUID PIANGS-BEAUTIFUL TONE aND ‘We have no room to pack away fall goods, and there —— WARD DELICIOUR Gin. JOUN F. ELLIS & Co. fore are bound to sell out to make room torSPRING STOCK NOW DAILY ARRIVING. Notice below a few special inducements in heavy welght goods, and to those who have waited late, so as to buy cheap, we say: Now is your time to buy and you have your triumph. -4 Bannockbara Suitings at 50c., formerly 75c. 64 Homespun Suitings at 55c., formerly 80c, @ 4 Homes pun Suitingsat 80c., formerly $1:15. 4 Tricot Suitings at 75c., formerly 5c. All our fall shades of Cashmeres, Boucle, Flannel Baltings, éc., are reduced proportionately low, and we ‘call your special attention to this sale, as it is the last of the season. See our $1 Velvets, now 73c. ‘See our $1.25 Velvets, now $1.15. See our Brocade Velvets at half thelr value, Black Brocade Velvetain 10 different styles, reduced ‘92m. 7 Pennsylvania ave. ALLET, DAVIS & 00'S UPRIGHT GRAND HANGS Piano of the world. |New nd cleant style. Fasy monthly. payments at low tactory prives tor the mentor bay “hE SUMMEN Sti Oth st. aw, Eowann F. Daoor. 425 Pennsyivania avenue PIANOS, MUSIC sunies scfiteieonen. ff TH Planoe wld op Losialments, Exchanged, Heuted pole Agent for STEINWAY @ SONS, xD LY BEEN REPLENISHED, ualities of whisky distilled ive in the renowned valley ela, have attracted the atteution of in the United States to sucha de- ‘Very high position among the ‘The old reliable stand-by and the Standara Family Flour of the District. It is equal in quality to a great many high-priced Patent Flours, whilst It can be bought for considerable less money. We defy competl- tors to bring forth any Flour superlor to CERES, STERLING, GILT-EDGE, RELIANCE or GOLDEN ‘HELL, and we teel assured that any housekeeper who ‘tries them once will never use anything else, For sale by al grocers. ‘Wholesale Depot, corner 1st st. and Indianaave, sel3. WM. M. GALT & CO. UAH) PUL EUSei aS? FAMILY FLOCe. fou: White Peaches, ‘pound ‘15¢. WE CAN SUPPLY GENTLEMEN WITH THE VERY LATES? STYLE OF We beg to invite the attention of connoisseurs to our qqlebrased ine OLD WHISKIES wiles we aller at ‘THESE GOops, fhe following prices, in cases ‘one OLD RESERVE WHISKY ..0c.- -nonnnseseeee $18.00 UNRIVALLED UPPER-TEN WHISKY... BRUNSWICK CLUB WHISKY... seenen12.00 COATS, EITHER SATIN LINED OR PLAIN. VESTS AND TROUSERS CUT IN THE MOST APPROVED FASHION. LER, nha E GABLER @ BRO.’S PIANOS. ‘Du. Cas W. Fituen, Baitimore, Md., says:—I from $2.65, $2.50 and $2.45, to $2. ‘Toe. (Caseard dorve, be. Petzols Germs Bitte," faving: given . Fae Aes Cuties mics an Eisasy, semgntecnndhand Pianos of other makes slesye Maiarial Fever, and ‘the most beneticial re- THESE GQODS CANNOT BE DIs- BLANKETS AND COMFORTS. eee coon cn ainckerel: toe 7 + ‘See our 20 pa irs of all-wool 11-4 Blankets, slightly soiled, at $3.50. Remember, 11-4. ‘See the Comfort we offer at 75c.; also, ‘See the Comfort we offer at $1, and ‘Bee thie Comfort we offer at $1.25. See the Blanket we offer at $2.40. It is extra heavy ‘and far superior to any we have yet been able to show st that price, Exemoy, P. = 36,000 A thoroughly Tellable pianvata medica sTEck @ co and bAUS 00. PIANOS. TINGUISHED FROM CUSTOM-MADE, AND COST ONE-THIRD TO ONE-HALF LESS, ‘THEY ARECUTINSUCH A VARIETY SHEETINGS, PILLOW CASE COTTONS aND MUBLINS, At manufacturer's prime cost. We have no competi- ton in these goods and are the leaders of low prices. OF LENGTHS THAT WE CAN FIT ‘TALL, MEDIUM OR SHORT MEN.