Evening Star Newspaper, December 7, 1886, Page 4

. — a) i THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C., e South Washington Improvements. COMMITTEES APPOINTED BY CHAIRMAN CHURCH. The committee appointed by the chairman of ‘the committee of one hundred tax-payers of South Washington on special and permanent improve. ments, including the section south of the mall, are: Ros. A. Fish, George White, W. T. Walker, A. Archer and John Miller. The committee to confer with other committees appointed from the differ- ent sections of the city on sectional representa- tion in the board of Commissio cB. Chureh, ‘Dr. RB. Donaldson and.-A. Bepue, ‘rhe committee appointed to secure proper legislation LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weathe: OFFICE OF THE CUIEF SIGNAL gg Wasatnatow, D. C., Dec. 7, 1 Indications for 24 Hours, Commencing at3 p.m. Today. For the District of Columbia and Maryland, Snow, followed by fair weather, northwesterly ‘winds, slightly warmer. Arnoros.—At this season of the year there are Many who are at a loss to know what to buy as presents for friends and relatives. To a refined Mind nothing ts more acceptable than a picture. | In relation tosteam railroads on Maryland and Pictures are the most lasting articles that | Virginia avenues, are A. P. Barker, R. A. Walker, ean be bought. They are generally hung in con-| Henry M. Knight, 1 0. Vermillion and Dr. D. H. Spicuous places and are the most pleasant and | Hazen, constant reminders of the Mberality and taste of Our friends. Among the beautiful Works of art are mny that are within the reach of those of moder- ate ‘means. Artist-proof Etchings, Engraving, Pastel Paintings, Water Color and Om Paintings, Chromo, Artotype Engravings, &c. A great vart- ety of Plush, Bronze and Fancy Wood Frames, and the largest ‘stock of Mouldings, Albums, éc.. can be found at Veerhoff's two stores, 916 and 41i 7th street. Wa AnE OPPRNING 1,000 yas. best quality mo- quette carpet at $1.25 per yd.; 2,000 yds. best aiuaitty velvet carpet at $1.00 per yd; 10,000 yas. es ‘The National Jockey Club, RESULT OP THE ANNUAL ELECTION. ‘The annual election of the National Jockey club ‘took place last night. There was a spirited con- test, which resulted in the election of the follow ing officers: President, Fred. B. McGuire; vice presidents, Joseph C. McKibbin, Hallet Kilbourn, Smith Townshend, C.C. Duncanson and Frank K. Ward; treasurer, R. F. Baker; secretary, H. D. Mc- Intire; executive committee, P- H. Christman, F. M. r., 0. C. Green, Win, M. Draney, George M. Oyster, ‘Tapestry brussels at 50c. verve. ue Dickson Frank Tollingsh John J. Hollister cor Tithand Fsta-n'z, |7%% F. Willett and Jona R. Kelly. STENOGRAPH AND TYPE W ess = ‘Spencerian Business College, ALBavan’s OrgRa Hovse.—Mr. Lawrence Barrett Re-opens To-day, December 7, 1886, began his engagement at this house last night At Koom 6, Wave hst.n.w, | With his familfar Impersonation of Richelie oars nd 508 p.m, ‘There ts no other role in which Mr, Barrett | pears to better ndvantay Poeeived throughout with every manifestation of appreciation and delight, Mr. Barrett's support- ing company Is fairly satisfactory... Miss Gale makesam interesting Julie. ‘This evening “Fran : int” will Be enacted. NATIONAL THEATER. g'We, Us & Co.,” with new songs, dances ‘nd D} Bris and a generally reno- (utr, was well recelved ‘by a numerous nude Leonard than this, and it was spencer and Geneva L. Wise instructors. what 1s IMPORTANT TO TRAVELERS. —Wh at the Buckinghal e pean plan, Very or Periaanent guests; quite accessible by either 3 whieh you visit New Fifth avenue, ence at the National Theater last night. ‘This nonsensical production gives to the several mem- ters of the lively company araple opportunity to display thetr clever abilities as -vocalists, dancers and “eccentric” comedians. * esse the nificent |" Harnts’ BISOU THEATER.—Mi hotel is ¢! and has splendid pub- | a tragedian who has played Shakespe ntlewen,sinoking rooms, | quarter of the globe, began_an engagement at the Dillard rooms, private dit ete. I} Bijou last night in “Hamlet,” giving a robust im- has rooms varying In pi 1 per day up- | personation of the role, ‘This evening “The Mer- Wards, also superior accommodations for families | Phint of Venice” will be given, wishing to make either long or short stays. The Testaurant 1s unsurpassed and the prices reasona- bie. Ba WILLanp Hatt.— Prof. Carpenter 1s still_at Wile lard hall, and continues to amuse and mystify his audiences nightly, ‘Tue SECOND Barre oF Butt. Run 1s still bein; fought at the Panorama building, 15th street an Oni avenue, KgkNay's THEATER.—The First Prize Jdeals are acombination of clever variety performers who gave a diversified entertainment at Kernan’s last night which the audience seemed to greatly ap- prove. Dive Mcsgca.—Silvo & Liston’s novelty and specialty troupe kept the audience at this house Jast night tn a state of merriment and excitement by their amusing and astonishing acts, (BE Cucttin QUAKTETTE Concent —The St. Co- fia qua E AINS are offered at the Palais Royal for the sule of hundkerchiets that are creating n exeltement. ‘vk 15 not only the best, but is also thecheap- est Dining. Ox Crow Watsky. Charles Kraemer, 737 7th. Metauic Parxt COMPANY. 1236 9th st. eaky roots and damp wallscured. C. F. BLANKETS, Comforts, low F Five Poxtears. Kets Keme t price. Stern's, 9047th SsELL's Ice Cream, Charlottes and Candies. x 1109 Pa, ave. shoes in all the Higage aerexs for ‘s Fine terday in the leading styles. Strictly one pri art Otto Soehl was charged with Stealing a smali wagon from in front of Seheckels’ grocery night, and evidence was offered to wagou Was tracked through the ase OF Sochl, who claimed that he was fined $10 or 30 days and the agon Was returned to its oww sans SUIT FoR $5,000 POR DEFAMATION OF CHARACTER. Yestenlay Reuben Jandorf, of Baltimore, Was 10 the city and visited Mrs. Jennie Kosenthal, who 13 usiness here, and in the interview with her z You are a T at once entered suit against hn A. Clarke, for $5,000 for defa- W. H. Rien, Market Space. ristimas presents will do le at G47 Penn- auetion columns " show that the Snow to the hy RSONS IN Want of well by attending Uh sylvanis Tor advertiser $6.00 News, Dues Stirs Savgeyesigh’ ‘The Jandort, by Mr CITY AND DISTRICT. mation of character, _ : ———— Condensed Locals. Mant rriage licenses have last even. | been {5st of the court. to Shias on and the ensuing ys ensttg i Anna McCarty: . K. Robia~n ha, bot of ea, of San Matin, | Db. jer of United American olution ot Uh: ’ of the Metropolitan M. irse delivered by him on NY, On the theme “America for iting” as Hk ete., at No. 1,400 § street northwest, an dssignment to R.C.Gwynn for the beneilt of creditors. Preferences are’ given of $166.50 to Austin Herr, $95.50 to the Ulman Goldsborough Co., of Baltimore, $40 to Freeman Brothers & ¢ of Balt., $53 to J. L. Barbour, $135 to J. 8. Red- man, #3) to Mrs. Davidson, £39 to Frank Hume’ 0 E. Ridbards in the order named. or wnksgtving Americans. Persons interested in the property state thatthe amage by the fire at Mrs. Lillle’S dwelling, 22 1 street pe sf, last Friday, canouutel to $550, Parris. Instead of $10, as st by Mr. Lewis Baar, who w: wet out by the Lin- coin hall tire, 1S now temporary located on the second floor of 408 9th street. ev, Edmund Hez Swem wilt deliver a lecture on Spugeeon, the great Euglish divine, at an babust church tomorrow, Wednesday, ‘The proceeds will be for the benefit of A.S. Davis & Co., wholesale grocers, at_105 2d Street southeast, have assigned to Jesse W. Jack- son, for the Denent of creditors. Preferences are GratiTupg. —We, the un- dersign isiness Interests und prop- erty were fdentifled by the late Lincoln Hall building, tender our earnest’ thanks to our neighbors, Mr. and Mrs. George T. Keen, whose herculean labors and bound ess generosity pro- vided ample shelter for homeless families, retresh- ment for exhausted firemen, and general cheer and comfort for all sufferers by the recent terrible calamity. May Heaven's cl Saar scnan sar con noleest. blessings rest Fae ayy aackson, tor $58.69, and a debt | Oy this devoted familly and their hospitable home. Sees Lewis Baar, 8. S. Shedd, Jos. K. Strasburger, A. S. ‘Ehe Lincoln Mall Property. Pratt & Sotis, It. B. Henderson, Henry Adler, Mr. and Mrs A? M. Tubman, Mr. and” Mrs. Spencer. = ‘THE BOAED OF DIRECTORS DECIDE TO SELL. The board of directors of the stock company | —— owning Lincoin hall building held a meet- Hourpay ing last evening to decide wiat shouid be done with their property. It was unanimously decided to sell the grounds and the ruins of the building and divide the pro- ceeds among the stockholders. ‘The president, Mr. Longan; the secretary, Mr. A. S. Pratt, and the treasurer, Mr. E. Moron, were appotuted a ‘OF the property. The committee to dispose amount of stock Issued was $200,000. wich was ty-five cents on the Sold at a discount of t dollar. ‘There has been no interest patd since 387% and the revenue derived from the bullding has "been devoted to paying the interest $33,000 of indebtedness, which was contracted erecting the building, and forming a sinking fund for the final Uiguidation of the debt. The sinking fund now amounts to about $9,000. wechoder hates Arraiguments in the Crimina) Court. Goons. IMMENSE STOCK! GREAT VARIETY! AT PRICES LOWER THAN THEY HAVE EVER BEEN SOLD. Beautiful Toilet Sets, from $1.00 up to 810.00. 1: | 150 dozen Colored Silk Handkerchiefs, at 37% ¢ts., 30 cts., 75 ets. and 1.00. 50 dozen Heavy White Hemstitched Silk Handker- chiefs, at 50 ets., 75 ets., $1.00 and $1.25. 300 dozen Ladies’ and Gentlemen's Linen Handker- chiefs, plain white and colored border, from 10 cts. up ‘The foliowing prisoners were arraigned in the | to the finest. Crimin:l Court yesterday and pleaded not guilty: | | Real and Imitation Alligator Skin Satchels, Bags and John T. West, housebreaking at the store of | Pocket Books. Perfumes in Fancy Bottles and Boxes. ~ Nothing more appropriate for a Christmas Present than a fine Silk or Velvet Dress Puttern. Select from our stock and save mone Our Colored and Blac} Henry Petersen, Angust 8th last; Frank Howe, alias Frank Howard, allas Frank’ Hawkips, allas Dorses, Diguins. in marrying Annie Sackson ad a wife living: ee Satin Rhadames and Black sane tn colk A Seal Plush Sacque at $25.00, 835.00 or $40.00, is ton for t nice Christuias Present, White, mar im killing GotttetD Every Cloth Garment will be sold less than cost to Joh indicted with Mary section 151 close them out, 2s our cloak room is needed for our three indict. | increased trade in Silks and Velvets, 500 Quilted Bed Comforts, at #1.00. Blankets from $1.00 per pair up to $12.00. Store will be open until 10 o'clock to accommodate our customers until after the holidays, king, Ofticer Marr and court the ful! particulars, and also the wing served eleven Years at Albany Of 1 years for arson, was sen- months in jail. Acerpets.—Sund fact of bis under a sen W. W. BURDETTE & CO., y night Le ats | Bose ANv Rooms a sr ay ndhetmer, re- siding at Xo. 1 At-cott 928 7th St. and 706 K St. nw. e corner of 7 i right leg was fractured. He was taken to his home by Officer Madigin and attended by. Dr. Behrend.—-Satunday night a boy na ast Prices igo slipped eit on’ the pavement near the Soe Tith ond I streets sou FOR DRY GOoDs. Rete Get sale ee STRIPED SIL vinx on. Marry P: Tson, « bey employed on the wool, wide doub! th “anal boat Johnsen, ly at the wharf toot WOOL BL. Laken to Provides © hospital in the patrol wage spital in the p ‘agon. 1. 7th street M park, reports stolen Pairs of window blinds, valued at $10. Robert Mab, 11 434 street southwest, reports stolen In front of his store, Saturday might, six bozrds and 1 oal-sieves, valued ai £h anils for, COMYORTS, Hent assortment of BLACK SILKS, 50, 75, 87, Rossexies Reroxren read, Se LK VELVETS. 81.50. GOODS, extra wide whith, 0c. IEE SHAWLS, pure wool, # Henry, Rownste Tih strevt. northwest, —— from’ lis house, “Saturds h worth $. Jacob N.” Acker, 113 enue horthwest, reports stolen which Was broken open early Sunday morning, 4 ton of coai Worth $6 Mrs. B. ennister, 31 Maryland ue northeast, ‘re. “A pair of our hand: linen, immense si Quilt, worth $1.5 ne Damask Towels, all pure f pth #iyor a lange size Bridal ports that ‘about five o'clock Saturday evening | Bust orth of Dry Goods: °° °tch customer who when near Maryland and Ist street a col Lcd Gredeiy snatched from her a “aehrt containing #7 DRY GOODS AT CASH PRICES. aries. Wheeler and Mary R. Davis, 20th street, report stolen from rooms| CCC A os EFE RRR” 38S, in ‘cash. “chars C.Van sykell reports | @ © fA Bok “a” BLY BRIS 9555 u from hts drug store, corner of 13th and G AAR R T EP RTA streets, a dressing-case worth £3. AR R T EEE RR Sss5 7" Eg Coxressep.—Last night Detectives Raff and Horne arrested Charles Edwards, colored, and locked hia up at the sixth precinct station, on ‘S of larceny, and to-day the offleers recov- Rs. ‘ware, ete. stolen from the JAMES Y. DAVIS’ SONS, silk table covers stolen from Duncinson'S auction ‘roow., and some silve.- HATTERS AND FURRIERS, Plated forks and spoons stolen from the same ce. ATU pvered the property 1201 Pennsylvania ave., corner 12th st. Invite attention to their lange and elegant stock of Wards admitted stealing them, and bis picture ‘Was taken for the rozues’ gallery FURS. LADIES’ SEAL SACQUES AND DOLMANS, VISITES IN SEAL, PERSIANNER, ASTEAKHAN, AND PLUSH. FUR TRIMMINGS OF ALL KINDS AND QUALI- ‘TIES AND MUFFS TO MATCH. CHILDREN'S FURS, M FURS, FUR RUGS AND ROBES, FUR OUTFITS FOR COACHMEN. In our stock of Seal Caps we havea most excellent articledor boy at #1. Every preee Inte our. extablisinient, betore belue pieced 711 MARKET SPACE, near 7th street. €red'a quantity of ‘Temple cate, thre vevI0N.—The Wash- ton, at its annual meeting Mowing oMicers for the en= i Townshend, president; W. .'Priebus, sbere- ‘This Is the My Ue its kind tn wh birthda; (the hinth rritetion of Dr.’Townshend as ‘tion has arranged to erect ious club house CITY ITEMS. Closing Sale of Fringes for Scarfs and Lambrequins. Satin Pincushions, Hand-Painted Handkerchief Holders, $1.49. ‘Turkish Searts for Draperies, 35c. Grecian Scarfs for Draperies, 49c. ‘Canvas Drawn Work Scarts, 68c. Jay Silk 2 yards r, $1.25, New designs in Stamping done whlle you_walt, 1 Mrs. Max WEYL, Agent. “Opera Bouquet” Cigars are 2 marvel of beauty and excellence, ‘Try them. Se. straight. i. T. METZGs 4 1 417 7th street northwest. An Extended Popularity. Brown’s Bronchial Troches have been before the ublic ‘many years. For relieving and Phroat troubles they are superior to all other arti cles. Sold only in boxes. e@ “Invincible” Flour cannot be excelled. ‘Try It. Proctor & Gamble’ Ivory Soap 5c. a cake. i. 'T, METZGER ‘i 1 417 7th street northwest. Albums. EXTea BULLETIN. Oursale of Manufacturers’ samples of fine Albums has created the greatest rush and excitement ever ‘witnessed on such goods. By nine o'clock Satur- Gay morning our department was simply, packed, and continued so the entire day, Of the 2 Albums we had on hand one-third of the entire lot Was sold. The albums at 50c., Weare sorry tosay, are sold out. But the assortinent at 99¢., $1.49, 99, $2.49, $2.99 and $3.99 1s still complete, We vel certain that only those who come early, this week will be able to get one of these wonderful bargains. ‘They are sure to be sold out before the week ends, Boston VARIETY STORE, ‘Market Space, 2 Swarr & WARDWELL. Hea Saxony Wool German Hand- Knit pi ity 3 matte $1.00, ‘at Auerbach’s Knit Jacket ‘and Sewing Machine Depot, 7th and H. 5 * «40c Royal” glues broken china, glass, furniture A Pure Article of Wines or Liquors at reasonable prices. Hugh J. Fegan’s, 305 9tl Old established family Scotts COD LIVER O11, WITH HYPOPHOSPHITES, 4s a most valuable remedy for Consumption, Scrof- ula, Wasting Diseases, of children, Colds and Chronic Coughs, and in all conditions where there f.a loss of feah; a lack of nerve power and a ge eral debility of the system. Eresh Alderney Butter churned every morning ‘and delivered in 34 Ib. “Ward” prints, 4oc. per ID. Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; Sweet Milk Se. per quart, Cream 16¢. BOARDING. _ PEN FOR THE SEASON_THE BUCKINGHAM Olive, 9207 th st., ALEXANDER PETERSEN, veoprister. raiahed fi auiten of aparthietse Ha iran wider the personal mupervinion of proprietor. Tanpetin of prenalnerwljeted tere akin Stine ania ele here Nitnated opposiee McPherson au tia Lath, betweesi and nen i ue oat sale nia quarter of the eitys har 36) *2 HST. N.W.. HANDSOMELY FURNISHED LS2B Hariorsia Heaioonan recond for, wath board; southern exposure; open fire in parlor; Avenue Canis the door : ror ee JRUESISHED FRONT Roosts—winif OR winit Wut Moar 100 Penny ean aves 2d ue ALTE QO 8 E81 ROOMS EN SUITE OR SINGLE, 1308 witht Hoard, Private fable i desired JOR REN’ NE HANDSOME 5\ also two € ‘Board: at floo third floor, with HE McPHERSON Band I sts. is now on alent, transient and table mié-1in, {PRAGUI 9 large, ‘two Hall for tlie reception of p boarders, . SOUTHALL. ST. N.W—SEVERAL sasant Room, with first-class Board, Also ms. ‘Table Board. stm 6 INDIAN fooms $.» to $25, acconlime to location. #18 per mouth, $5 per Week and $1.50 per day ANTED — PARTNER, ACTIVE with $3,000, in most proatable, be particulars address PARTNER, St: ILL THE INDIVIDUALS THAT WITNESSED. the controversy and ejectment of gentlemen by the conductor of car No. 5, oinus east, past 3g st, at fifteen minutes of nine o'elock, Sunday evenihg, Sth ‘of December, on the Washington and Geoncetown line of horse cars, send their address to 20 Pennsylvania ave. and hear of something to theiradvantasce! CM, SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS and onswers. “Semi 10c. to Hook § _2l1-im Southwest corner Sti N ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEMAND UPON UB ®U are LOW prepared to pay full value for Gen Second-hand Clothing. Address or call at JUST Old Stand, 619 D st. nw. oc29-30t Exzcaxt Tunes. GRAND ASSORTMENT EVERYTHING NEW IN MATERIAL AND STYLE. NO MATTER WHAT PRI EXPECT TO FIND THE AND TR HERE RL THAN ELSEWHERE. Extra fine OVERCOATS for Men, in BEAVE! KERSEYS, MONTANAG, CHINCHILLAS ati CORKSC Prices from $9.00 to $40.00, DRESS SUITS in DIAGONAL, CORKSCREW and CASSIMERES, from 810 to 840. Stylish, Nobby SUITS for Youths, Boys and Chil- dren, from $33 to #24. Large line of UNDERWEAR and NECKWEAR. MERCHANT ‘TAILORING DEPARTMENT SECOND FLOOK. SUITS TO ORDER AT SHORT NOTICE. on NOAH WALKER & CO., 23 625 Pennsylvania avenue. ‘a Tur Nartoxat Lore aso Maren ASSOCIATION, OF WASHINGTON, D. C., ¥ Street Northwest, yable in Cash at the Expiration of id Ten Years, and FE INSURANCE POLICIES, Guaranteed in Amount and with absolute Limit of Cost. Parties fauiliar with Life Insurance are invited to ne the plan. ‘Those in search of information can obtain it ut the office of the Association. OFFICERS: Horatio Browning, p Williatu E. Clari Samuel Nore: Geo. D. Eldridie Johu B. Larner, PS. Riddelle, Mf. D., doh Hi Meteor, general agent: ico. J. Easterday, assistant cashier; ‘DIRECTORS: Horatio Browning, Seymour W. Tullock, Samuel Noriwent, K.O. Holtzman, 1 -president; ers etary and gen'l manager; Willian Clark, XP. Baki James 1, Barbour, James L. Norris, Robert Boyd, John B- Larner, Frank Hue, BLS. Kiddelle, Levi Woodbury. 223-3m G. T. Kes, TAILOR, 414 NINTH ST. A. B. Fissex, pRvaorsr, having recently bought out the Drug Store of J. 8. ‘Tyree, corner of 7th and I sts. n.w., bas just laid in a large invoice of pure Drugs and Chemicals, with large stock of HOLIDAY GOODS, such as Dressing Cases, Municure Sete, Shaving Cases, Whisk Holders Mirrors, Perfumes, Hair and Tooth Brushes; also Fancy’ Cut-Glaxs bottles too numerous to mention, which he respectfully invites the public to call and examine. ‘Satisfactory arrangements haye been made with Mr. 4.8. Tyree to remain with m 230-1m Gexrizwews Hors, Members of Congress and Citizens will find a com- Petessortneut of Coverins for the Head tn DIERS ATS, OPERA HATS, HARD BEAL SKIN CAPS. Ce es HATS, th Avenue, and “Youmans,” N. UMBRELLAS, undergues the persoual examiuation of the finu, thus wrkimanship, and FHI insuring joods' periect in’ wo! S FROM MOTH. Books axp Faxcy Goovs at Averiox.—Mr. Dowl- att Ing Will sell to-morrow at his auction, 1th street | WeLarrs and Pennsylvania avenu Mine collection of books, other articles sits at HT aim. and 3 p.m., a "al pens and penetls and the holidays.” * IMPORTERS OF PURE OLIVE OIL. ‘Tux Teesters S) tween INch street # Of the triancular square be- we “and Dupont. cinle, Stesnche: tetts avente and P street, Cosmorrens Weaken) afternoon, at 4:30 o'clock, disposes Of Ont at ae nest pieces of nroperty i Ue nortiresterst port of the city, having a large front om Sinesea avenue and on P stree = — FAMOUS CARAMELS FRESH EVERY DAY. ORDERS BY MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO 620 9TH STREET, OPP. U. 8. PATENT OFFICE. BRANCH, 3529 ae ——-—__ SPEXCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE.—Mr. and Mrs. ©. Spencer are examining halls and bulldtes ta starch of large, weil-llzhted, safely and comfore abYy heated halls for thelr’ yopular college, and Pilll make geaeral announcement of new location | (ew ays ———— Mus. Rowxet K. ELLi0T has ark'’s cour aur K- Evtior has given to St. Mi ‘upon the market,but for many reasons we did not. ne steel-plate engravings, |, the public will be able to purchase without the never: ann #100, coples of tamous paintings fn british | Mty of @ month's treatment. Wholesale and fetal at gales to be sold for the church buflding tundi| She perlors of Mrs. Dr. J. SEMMES, Dermatologist, at the bazaar how open at MeCauiey’s hall, 209 | 22! ee ania ave, Rext a Esp lVanla aveRte southeast. 72 | Consult free; Seal, singly or. by. luge in silver, id, buckhorn, ‘ally adapted to the use of Ladies and Gentle: yen. Prices the lowest. Cail early for Holiday Gilt, B. H. STINEMETZ & SON, ‘OREHOUND AND ELECAMP, EOE RE Eee COUGH DROPS. ‘COUGH DROPS, taltum: i o—niueh in litt yofultun in parvo ninch in Uttle—ts certainly, what = relieves orn case ily relieved "e. for halt-pound is ORETHUH NAETASE Be armnaciat, 229 4th and I sts. and 2dand D sts. n.w. Rexovep. NEW STORE. , NEW Goons. We have moved into our new store, 1419 New York avenue, where we are prepared to show yous large ‘stock of Stylish Woolens at lower prices than any house im the city. % o012-3m 1419 New York avenue, ts for the nale ny, thls city of celebrated Hate Janre in Silk snd Gloria Umbrellas, Wr Os Wrrsovr. : AN IMPORTANT QUESTION FOR PARENTS TO DECIDE JUST NOW IS WHETHER THEY WANT ‘TO BUY THEIR BOYS AND CHILDREN CLOTH- ING WITH OR WITHOUT A WATERBURY WATCH. WE CAN MEET THEIR VIEWS EITHER WAY. WE ARE IN THE CLOTHING BUSINESS, BUT IF WE ARE COMPELLED TO SELL WATCHES, “WHY, LET HER GO." WE'LL SELL YOU A WATERBURY WATCH FOR $2.42, BUT WE HAVE TOO MUCH RESPECT FOR YOUR INTELLIGENCE TO ASK YOU TO BELIEVE THAT WE CAN AF. FORD TO GIVE THEM AWAY AND AT THE SAME TIME GIVE YOU THE VALUE OF YOUR MONEY IN BOY'S AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING. MAKE NO MISTAKE, AS COL. M. T. ELEVATOR WOULD SAY; THERE'S NOTHING FOR NOTHING IN THIS WORLD AND YOU PAY FOR THE “ WHITE HORSE" EVERY TIME. WE'LL GUARANTEE ‘THE PRICES OF OUR BOYS' CLOTHING TO BE FROM 15 TO 25 PER CENT LOWER THAN THE SAME GOODS CAN BE BOUGHT FOR IN SOME HOUSES HERE, AND YOU CAN WELL AFFORD TO. BUY A WATERBURY WATCH FOR THE AMOUNT YOU SAVE BY BUYING FROM US; BE- SIDES, IT COSTS BUT LITTLE TO KEEP A BOYS' SUIT IN REPAIR, BUT IT COSTS LIKE FURY TO KEEP A CHEAP WATCH IN ORDER, YET THEY ARE HERE IF YOU WANT THEM. OUR PRICES: RANGE FROM $2.50 TO $15 FOR BOYS’ SUITS AND OVERCOATS WITHOUT A WATCH. WATER- BURY WATCHES 82.42, GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY, NORTHWEST CORNER SEVENTH AND D STS. ag J. M. GRADY, Manager. A Cexrs Worra Or Sense 18 WORTH MORE THAN A DOLLAR'S WORTH OF FOLLY. An appeal to good sense always attracts the attention of the reasoning, thinking man. Show him the why and the wherefore and he is convinced. Victor E. Adler aims tocapture the trade and the good will of all reasoning thinking men. We don't boast of selling fine clothing at low prices and then ad- vance no reasons why we can sell low. On the contrary weaim tomake it apparent toall that by carefully watching the market for bargains: making our own clothing; buying cloth, trimmings, etc., by the large quantity; paying cash and securing a good discount and keeping expenses low we are able to undersell all other Washington clothiers. Adollar is a dollar the world around, but you can get more clothing for a dollar at Victor E. Adler's reliable clothing establishment than you can get anywhere else. ‘Thinking men want reason, all want clothing at the lowest possible prices. We oblige all. VICTOR E. ADLER'S, TEN PER CENT TEN CLOTHING HOUSE. STRICTLY ONE PRICE. 927 AND 929 7TH STREET NORTHWEST. 229 Open Saturdays till 11 p.m. Never Berox: Ix Tue Hosrony OF THE CLOTHING TRADE WERE SUCH VALUES OFFERED. PRICE AND QUALITY TELL THE TALE. 86.50 buys a good Business Suit that is worth $10. 88.80 buys a Reliable Suit that 10 buys a All-Wool Cassimere Suit worth 81: '15 buys a All-Wool Prince Albert Suit worth 825. ‘85 buys a durable Overcoat worth $8. A Strictly All-Wool Melton Overcoat at 810, worth 815,. An All-Wool Chinchilla Surtout Overcoat at $153 worth 820. ALL OTHERS AT PROPORTIONAL LOW PRICES. Suits $4.50, 85, 95,50 and $6, up to 81: Boys’ Overcoats at 83.50, 84, 84.50 and 5, up to ais Children’s Suits commence at $2.75 on up to $8. Children’s Overcoats commence at $2.50 on up to 810. ‘Men's, Youth's and Boy's Panta from $1.50 up. (Children’s Pants from 50c. up. THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING COMPANY, al CORNER 7TH ANDG STREETS. Sevexra Srreer Paras Rova TRIMMING DEPARTMENT. Worsted Fringes, 10¢. yard. Worsted Fringe, with gilt beading, 20e. yard. Moss Trimmin colors, 3 yard. Silk Laci: oy Silk Girdles with tassels, eather Trimming, Blick mi Giilldren's Drawer Zadies' and Children's Lage Children's Hand-kult Shits, Excellent assortment Ladies and Ladies? Fur-top liked Gloves, Cinafen's Woolen Hostery and Underwear: U ‘assortment Crepe Lisse Kuching, 1234¢. rd. Silesian and Camb: y colors and Cambric for Lining, below J. M. FOLLIN, SEVENTH STREET PALAIS ROYAL, ni2 914 7th st., between I and K nw. Overcoar Taxx. At $25 we sell as good Overcoats as any one need wear, while 15 to $20 ix the popularrange of prices for genteel and serviceable garments, und the stock of them is particularly strong, com: prising twenty-six sorts. Then come down to “hardpan.” We have Overcoat as low as $8, that we are uot ashamed to offer a man who must make every dollar count, and cares noth- ing for mere show. Our cheapest costs are honest through and through, and customers have the privilege not of exchange only, but of Teturning goods and receiving their money back. EORGE SPRANSY, ONE PRICE CLOTHIER AND TAILOR, 507 SEVENTH STREET Opp. U. 8. Post Ofice. ‘We would again call the attention of the Public to mi the fact that we have on hand now’ the most complete MCkOt GIT (00 Y ¥ SS 7 9 9 YY Peay By & ‘oo ¥ "as wre ever had the pleasure of offering to our customers, Tnehudiug'an tntuense line of Velocipedea: Fagot Wheelbarrow a 13th st, pleasant Cough Candy. even Hove sein eS eee ae 2s eel A RE RR fa gi BE , 4 4.5, NN ppp Rope lee Pea Rew. toe2s, oe ‘Our assortment of FrF A NNN FARLEY ¥ aA AK sf G08. oe 2383 BES 258 "od “oe? Bos a Se a Sey eieaticthetn Sit M. SILVERBERG & 00.8, HOUSEFURNISHINGS. LADIES’ GOODS. “ RRL ian Th DRY GOODS. igs Wo M. Srcerms « Sor 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE EIDER DOWN SPREADS, covered with silk in FANCY BLANKETS, CALIFORNIA BLANKETS, COMFORTS, kc. CLOAKS, at half price, We have marked down our Cloaks much less than manufacturers’ prices, and offer decided bargains in first-class goods. ASTRAKAN CLOTHS, iu all Shades for Jackets and Trimmings, from #4 to $16 per yard. BLACK BROCADE SILK, 60 inches wide, for Cireu- See lars, reduced from $12 to $6. . RIBBED FEATHER WEIGHT BEAVER, 60 inches, ANOTHER HAT AND CLOAK SALE. reduced to 96 from $10, especially for mourning gar- ‘THIS BEATS THEM ALL. READ EING’S PALACE PRICES, : REDUCTIONS IN DRESS GOODS. a Having a larger stock than usual, we have decided to gana ets win Soka caRtEn e 7 h ‘MOND: AY, DECE} 6th and lor ALL WOOL ETON CHECKS, reduced to 50c. DRESS PATTERNS, in combinations, have all been marked down. As many of these Patterns contain ‘enough for extra wrappings, it will pay you to look at them. EVENING SILKS SATINS, ILLUSIONS, GAUZES, &c. Our Stock is complete and comprises all the nov- elties of the Paris Market, BLACK AND COLORED SILKS, BLACK ANDCOL-" ORED SILK VELVETS, all shades, HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. At $20 our elegant Seal Plush Coats; former price, $25. At @24, elegant Seal Plush Costs; former price, $30. At@18, clegant Plush Coats; forme: price, $22. At $11, elegant Seal Plush Visites; fofmer price, $15. At $20, elegant Seal Plush Visites; former price, $25. At $5, elegant Berlin Newmarkets; former price, $8. At $6, elegant Boucle and Berlin and Beaver New- markets; former price, $10. : At 92.75,elegant Boucle Jackets; former price, $4.50. At 83.50, very fine Boucle Jackets; former price, $5 At 86, fine Astrakhan Jackets; former price, $10. At 85, fine Beaver Jackets; former price, $8. At @4, fine Misses’ Newmarkets; former price, $6.50. At 5, fine Misses' Newmarkets and Havelocks; for- mer price, $8. At $3, Children’s Coats; formerly $5. ONE PRICE. N. B—THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST’ _ a6 Laxssvrce & Bro. We have for quite a while neglected speaking through this medium of our HOUSE FURNISHING DEPARTMENT, thinking that people knew all about our immense stock and the Variety we carry, but as Dmaccount of the nour appewcs of the HOLIDAY STRADE, we concluded that it would. be ‘adviasble to talk te you about these goods a little. ‘While we are at all times ready to substantiate representation made by our advertising man, we wi {nderstood that all’ money” wil: be’ cheerfully re- nd Teasonable demand made by auy'P ‘MILLINERY. At 41 cents, Elegant Astrakhan Bound Felt Hats, funded upon aby by any pur former price, 81,50. chaser. ‘OUH TABLE LINEN DEPARTMENT easily acceas- At 60 cents, Elegant French Felt Hats, former price, | sble~Last Counter back to the right, Brat Boon, $1.50. TOWELS. 20x36 Bleached German Damask 90, At 50 cents, Elegant Felt Hats, former price, $1. Weep epotio’ Fringe Demesk Towel, 5c. in Pisin At 81.50 Fine Silk Plush, Handsome Goods, former | Knotted Fringe initial Huck Towel, 250. 2 6x52 Huck Towel 10c- nen 17334 Bwilled Linca Vowel, 100. At 81.50, Elegant Trimmed Hate for Chiléren | DOYLIES. en Finger Bow per doren. and Ladies, former price, 83.50. leached Linen Doyen, 40e> 800, Fe, Bi, @1.25, jozens 30 and $1.73 i eee ee te TES fue. “Ta ‘overs, in Pisin Witte ov Hed Borders, 30c. a PiLunich Napkins, 33, 40, 50 and 65c. per dozen. DINNER NAPKINS. At 69 cents, Elegant Children’s and Misses’ Hats, former price, $1.25. At 43 cents, a Lovely Line of Fancy Wings and Birds, former price, 81. 5.808 sts At 75 cents, Choice Line of Birds and Wings, former 9-8 Dinner Napkins, ial lot of5-8 Unble masts anti Ref Botton at 5c At 15,20 and 25.cents, an Elegant Assortment of | | 3-4 os Dinner vi 5 3-4 Dinner Napkins, from $1. ‘Wings, former price 50 cents. ‘+4 Dinner Napiking, from 81 dozen, worth $4.50. TABLE LINENS. Red Table Linen, 25¢. per yard, fast colors. Thdigo Blue Table Linien, warranted to wash, 3730. peryank “Aline of the Newest Patterns of Renfrew Turk: Bat Tah Je Lien, ie yard, color warranted, a Tea’ neh, 7c, per Ya Good Unbleached Table Linen, at 20,25 and 373. Buy Your Christmas Presents at KING'S PALACE. Elegant Silk Muffiers at 50, 75 and $1 only. At 75 cents, Elegant Kid Gloves, soldelsewhereat $1. ra. Don't neglect to go to Pa special line of G0-in. Unbleached Table Linen, 50e. per yard, worth 02: Bleached Tat te Linen, from 30e. per . KK 1 ONNN GGG ™ 9853 ‘Attention i called t6 following four lines,” KK HNN N GG" 8 1, G4-inch wide, at 50c. Ex HERS Eco gh8 G4 -tuch wide, at Oe EMH RAN GOS Sye8 40.3 SE inch wide at 7c. A full line of Stamped Splashers and Sideboard Scarfs in Line band Monte, Fancy Purkicn Towels for Tile Sitar Bed Elion Sham, 8 ba A coo EER Diaper, ‘rom 81 a plece BP rot E & Shoes oe ae Bin. 20.0. 22m. 2hin. BE pA cL AA Ge Be a 3 * £ All prices and kinds of Crash. A Table Set, consisting of a Table Cloth and one Napking fo matcl, nicely pat ap ina box, wit ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY, fore HOLIDAY GIFT would be just the tag <a ee, wri aa engieimeo= tame 8-4 Table Set for $3.50. 19-4 Bible et for 28 12-4 Table Set for 85. TURKEY RED TABLE CLOTHS. 40c._ 5-4,500, 64.75. 7-4,91.05. 8175. , 12-4, $250. ‘14-4,83. gon TIT! le we have tried to arrange our departments COCR BEER HE SSsTHTM AMM ah $558 | entepconie wouidnot suger too mack antosance frat Wise SogH HET Hots E APUIM Ach OSs] citctap ane, Satay irate cosinor GOOCH HR RA Sss8 TM M MA~A5ss9 | Fouauything you select until wan 00,U UV VERENN NII RRR SSsP%E CY YEO NN NH RoRSSS A Re AS S58 OU UY Vike NNNH ERE ss, | A BN 98S 8e89,,0U,,U VV EON NNIDE Rg” iq ae RAR Be ‘ss°'00 UU V KERN NNILR RSs" | E RNS ANOTHER RUSH OF COATS. Tut ACA NNN Sss8 ANOTHER RUSH OF COATS. Soa oe eA aS ‘Two more of those handsome Plush Visites, $9.99: Bos UU Ree & 9 HHtoe regular price $15. BeBOU UD E"k Soo BHM Sf Plush Visites, with tail trimmings, $12.08. BBB UU «OR R GGG H HR Anew line Astrakhan Visites, $7.08 ; former price $10 All our 88 Boucle Jackets $3.98. Do not miss this ae Bungee ooo w oargain. a3 BB RR OO Our $7 Jersey Jacket $3.98. E: eis em ERE 9 9 A few Black Diagonal Jackets 82.50; former price #4 |/ att Bos EB S27 All Wool Tailor-made Newmarket, brown, $4.70; would be cheap at $6. ~ : Our 87 Black Diagonal Newmarkets, all at $4.98. ONE PRICE! coow HITE RR ERENN N"™, SCH HE BO DRURETE NS Nog's | as 420, 422, 424, 496 SEVENTH ST. SoHE B BEPREE URE CCCH AI LLLLDDD R REREN NN Sss8 Bev Buaxers Axo Comrorrazies cco 00 A TTTT 588g €C 90 A T Ha AE Aw 8 = yi s= CR ee Slee We cannot describe our numerous assortment. Give ever hed, and are selling them at the usacall before you purchase. It will pay. ‘The goods aS SAL are new, and, above all, cheap. Ask to see our $2.98. Astrakhan trimmed Coat. Afew more of $3.09 New-| REAL GOOD BLANKETS, $1.25, $1.50, $2, $2.50 markets left. 83, $3.50 to 85. 4 2 COMFORTABLES, 75c., $1, $1.25, $1.50 to $3. i 7M HI ss, tM x2 cH HER RI M A New Line of LACE CURTAINS, 81, $1.25, $1.50 HOR RWSssS tT M to 810. api Gran nS CURTAIN NET, by the yard, at 25c., 37¢., 50c. POPC CKK NNN N HORSE BLANKETS and LAP ROBES Extremely Pp Ht cco K KIN NN Besutifal Styles DRESS GOODS at 1e.: worth 25e. 12%. Linen Handkerchiefs, 9e. : Cl al Children's Mitte, 10c, 9c. Children's Worsted Caps, 2-4c. * ‘8c. Tobogyan Eider Down Caps, 69e. ‘Te. Tobowran Cape, 44¢. $2.48 Plush Normandy Caps, $1.75. White Merino Short Coats, $1.75, 6S Infants’ White Long Coats, 81.98. 5 Embroidered Merino Coats, 82.75. ‘Tie. Fur Top Gloves, 68c. 81.25 Embroidered Back Gloves, 79¢. All these and numerous other Souvenirs, Call early. It will save you money, and give you REDUCED PRICES IN EVERY LINE. JOHNSON & LUTTRELL, ‘713 Market Space. des For Cansras Presexzs. first selection of goods. SEATON PERRY, Z (Spocrsson to Penny & BRoTHEn), ELEGANT SEAL PLUSH SACQUES AT #30, 940 “5 “ARD SSF a BPR, BX 3 885s ASTIARHAN AND SEAL PLUSH JACKETS AND bo AA Ree Ee 558, Gof Ash Bek Ek '§ . | MEGHTED CLOTH WRAPS, NEWMARKETS AND Goo Tun Bs SH WALKING JACRETS. SES ts . FUL AND SATIN LINED SICILIENNE CIRCULARS es ee BLACK JERSEYS, ALL SIZES, FROM n12-2m 2.50 TO uyMatATA“OHUDDA AND CAMELS HAIR Never Eovatep: FRENCH BEOCHE SHAWLS AND GENTLEMEN'S DS. in FINE: for PONSO! AND EDER'S BLACK GREAT HOLIDAY sack | ggrtehii sce PROTRRS S00 HE STOCK OF LY¢ ICAIBE, Prices Little Over Half at SOE ATTN. Dicu Sask ip auADAates IN BLACK: OAK HALL Po eo ES, FOR DAY z tes Kin’ big AND Comer of 10th and F Streets. a THE NEW ‘SoLOES HANGING YHOM 84 ibsladeh tad NOVELTIES WN Bi Y Storm Overcoat or Ulster, just the | TMMI ASSO} IMPORTED DRESS Tou cqn Vor arfvecs or uscu Sapuesh to ese FABRICS. eee Ne HABLE CLOTHS, posanee TERS REL CLSIR tab Qvercoaia a chinchitas, | * "A "AT 8300 TO a1 Fulltirimeron, Conscrowe: Sersee very, SORMEN PRICES adit gs 06 Fo 20.00: deat ee. und styles Sper ee a A Ut > aime oman ta" PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES. SEATON PEBRY, We offer ‘genuine Montagnac Chinchilla Over- BrILprxe, re Oth at. seat in tine colors. LOST pee aad Pennsylvania ave., cor. one i For $10 to $40 have of Surtout Overcoats in Chinchil- ‘We haves nice editions and ose 5 For @6 to 925 it assortment of Suits Business or AmA@ renin Guaiwcres, Cheviot, Dingouin BENS? dliges short and fat of eatrs long, from 82 up. For $2.50 to 81p complete Suita of Overcoste all ry ine of small Boye Suita or Bor €4.50 to $15 P ‘tne tine of Suite and Ovgroata for Bors from 13 40 Oak HALL, CORNER 10TH AND 7 STRERTS. - as: nox, 827 Our Motto—No Trouble toBhowGeets. 42 ' a3 1237 Bean. ave., next to-cor. 19th et. Se : a = Croaxs. Deconarzn Tousr Sere fan Soe | nce SEAL PLUSH VISIT, atest and oval NEW DECORATIONS IN ENGLISH TOILET sets — eotti aEUET cn cans acne BEAVER inl DEALEN TURE EMARETS, | mom peta or ‘MILLINERY. Beautiful Noveltics in TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS. Real French Felts, Silk Bound, $1.00 and upwards, 100 dozen Fancy Feathers at reduced prices WEDDING PRESENTS. NEW CHRISTMAS GOODS datly arriving. WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, (China and Glass Importer, __1205 Penneytvanie avenue, P. Haswox Hus & Co. a Colored Silk and Cotton Brussels Net, . for evening wear. SILK PLUSHES, in all colors, 19 inches wide, 81.05. ASTRACEHAN, best quality, 54 inches wide, 94.00. FURS of the finest grade, Muff and Boas to match. ‘815 15TH ST, HANDKERCHIEFS. HAVE OX EXHIBITION 4 SR APPR, fy, Hota Trade nan an wien cs ae Heavy Silk Plait, aint Picot Bdge, INEXPENSIVE PAPERS IN ART COLORS AND 1s 3 CHOICE DESIONS. en Ronde FRESCO PAINTING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. aoe ES DESIGNS AND ESTIMATES FURNISHED. ee eee eee ee SPECIAL LINE OF HOLIDAY PRESENTS. = Decorative metal work, reproductions from geeiges: {Gest examples of ‘Aucieut und Moers: Weliet UPHOLSTERY AND DRAPERY GOODS OF aly GRADES AND PRICES. PLUSHES, ‘Trevise, Parts. ‘TAPESTRIES, Ag ME. HYATT, 529 15TH, COR F ST. HAND. notice va Talortmade Suites specialty Work and’ at CRETONNES, SCOTCH LACES, A NEW IMPORTATION OF CHEAP INDIAN CURTAINS. SELLING ALL FURNITURE IN STOCK aT REDUCED PRICES. SPECIALTIES IN CARPETS. ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED. P. HANSON HISs & Co, ES Ca do your own Dyeing at hon PEERLESS DYES. will ye everything, They. are sold everywhere Price Loca Teckage. 40 chlore, They have we caval for Strenethy Brstiineas, Amount ie Packs or for Ristuenpot Color of Nou-todine Qualities. They to ence Por w EVAN noz7-co__Drusxint 477 Pensyivan ] RA DRESS SHIELDS "Are the ext i te world THEY ARE ABSOLUTELY IMPERVIOUS. nis 815 15th weet n27-s.tth6un_ as s:| Br Cor Ix P Wyiss_ TF. WIL AvING Recentiy ke: | Mie Our Ax FE rices. ured trom New York with theliten ty jasopened Dresrmaking Purioreat dios Feta we Falmerioy and is prepared to do hrvtclase work, Conte, Wrapestafloreat Jackets oe ‘a Taylor's system of cutting and fitting. Tallor-inade nalts a specialty etc. | PORTIERES AND Bray CURTAINS WAT No will begin Monday and offer our stock of Por. Aud Heavy Curtal prices. FLAN A WER AGREED Do, Portieres to $10. 9-5 QRENCH DYEING. SCOURING AND DRY = : F ‘CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT, do. is. prl205 NEW MORK AVENUE NORTHWEST. 3 3 > a0. vento Drone, Laces, Lace Cartaitia Grape Veil® | are prea be xed! Dresses. 1a ed without ripping. ANTON & os Pet = to GAROLINE LERCH. formerly with’ A'Puscher_ and | Ml be mold few day opus ahold call eniy af Maison Yriese, Rue Rivolle, Paris, 2a6 ‘carret, Furniture and Yarcrooms, —— aS omen 1 Mas. M. J. Host, Market pace. 1309 F ST. roe W. Ie now exhibiting most complete line of French + H. Hovonrox & Co BONNETS AND HATS. Also some choice DOMESTIC GOODS worthy of in- peach: 1214 F Sraser N. W. Always in stock a full assortment of MOURNING GooDs. 213 Reoven TO 722 13TH STREET NORTHWEST. FURNITURE AT LOWEST PRICES. MME, B. VAN REUTH Begs to announce the REMOVAL of her Dressmaking: Parlor to the above address, where she will make to order artistic Costumes for street and house wear Reception and Evening Dresses, Tailor-made Suits Mantles, Wraps, etc., ete. Fine Dress Trimmings in stock and made to order Dress Goods, Laces, Ribbons, etc., ete. ‘Mourning orders receive immediate attention. Complete Wedding Trousseau a specialty. MME. B. VAN REUTH, n13 722 1th st. nw. V. KANE, 507 11TH ST. N.W.—CORSETS MADE to order.” A perfect ft «uaranteed. Also, a full lineof Shoulder Braces, Reform Waists, French Corsets orm and Bustles, Corsets laundried. se18-3m* FPayOns FOR THE GERMAN A GREAT VARIETY at low prices; Toys, Toy Theaters, Xmas Tree Orna- mente, Contume Crackers, 100 French Tissue Baber, and all’ materials for making paper Rowers, ys ‘of Green Leaves, Fancy’ ore old, lw hd Spaugled Paper, Gilt Border CARPETS, ALL GRADES. UPHOLSTERY Goops. SPECIALLY GOOD BARGAINS IN LACE CURTAINS. FURNITURE RE-UPHOLSTERED AT SHORTEST NOTICE. WALL PAPERS AND INTERIOR a Gilt Borders Lace Scrap Pictures for Fancy Work, Making Dolis, ‘Chester DECORATIONS. Scenes, &e. Fine assortinent of Chrisunas Cards, from Becorstive sevolin: Fauay Sata Porascla: Vason Emery ative seria Fats Stata Shades, Gandle Shades, Fire Screens, Curio W. H. HOUGHTON & 0a, f ane ‘ai ‘Sth st., bets oc2-3m 1214 Feow. —_—— EFRANC, 830 NORTH HOWARD ‘Dresses and Wi ‘Mg. ‘and Wraps in French Teoeived every week. Fine Tu" FAMILY SUPPLIES. ‘oc2-2m" ete Esioeaiees Maz, Vox Braxois, Movisre Formerly with Lord & feylor, New York ‘Win. Barr & Co., nis, Mi Suits made at the shortest notice. Superior fitting, "Breulng Dresses. ‘bridal Trowesun' special ‘Evening Bridal Tromaus a specialty, Pal ocd 920 14th st, bet. Tana K._ | New Braril Nuts. 188 ANNIE K. HUMPHREY, 430 10# ST. N.W.,| Large Filberts, lakes Corsets to order in évery style and mate: | Extra Lance Oudara (cooking) Raisins. Tial, aud guarantees perfect fit and comfort. Extra Ghoice Cluster (table) Raisins. ER SPECIALTIES ARE— Extra Choice and Bright Sultans Maiging. French Hand-made Underclothing, Merino Underwear | Splendid New Exwlish Currants, ane Roc unorted Hosiery Splendid New Citron. Patent Shoulder Braces, and all Dress Reform Goods. | Aunt Abbie Mince Meat. French Corsets and Bustles. Stutted Mi in Nweet Pickle, Children’s Corsets and a 81 Corset (Miss H.'s own Sunall Ghirking in Sweet Pickle. make) that for the price is uasurpaseed. Extra Shoice Creamery Butter. “French, German snd Spanish ajoken. mel _| Splendid Sweet Chder NTS DYED AND ALTERED INTO Eine a ET eo ‘ re ea ‘Satie anude,” At Mise CUNSTRG: | 48 HAWS, WOsth st nw. Nosigns : ELPHOXZ0 youNas RS, E. McCA} FERTYS BONNET AND FRAME en mtreet 428 went. Metin: forneriy 1100 F sts ns moved tonora: | P.8—Not open after F'olock p.m aut mest week, east corner’ 11th und G sts, Has all the latest tall | _ at EX. N. A. Poor, styles in bonnet and hat frames. MM M! WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER foe AA 0 UMM Ss. 944 LOUISIANA AVE. N.W., EBs AA You" a ss) sen THE CALIFORNIA PATENT KOLLER PROCESS bo AER EEE 0G mu & ok Fe AA Eee 1 NRE GS ° This Ficur ter Bai uo bes bo meprir S08 ort A I am now receiving choice varieties of Potatoes, LLLL EEE A AR ER NNN GGG | yasch are py frecly, and sSs AL will do well to lay in theirstock. as T hardly think jae ee they will belower this season, I have s fine line of AAT Apples, Grapes, Sweet Oranges and Lemons. Also ® Sss8 ACA TLL ERE fall tine of choice GROCERIES, tn quantitice to eutt OF LADIET AND CHILDREWS CLOAES AND venules Geena = Politeness and Fair Dealing may be Relied Upon. GOODS DELIVERED FREE. Money returned if goods are not antiafactory. Only FINE BLGIN CREAMERY BUTTER here WOOD AND COAL. It's rather early in the senson, to advertine a clearing sale. stil weare compelled to doo. The season has Deon "backwank, aud. Weare left with a food stock ‘on Mand. "We are not so fortunate ax to catch ‘the atten: tiomof all that pass our store. a» we have but twoshow windows. to display or represent our immense asset: nent of goods contained iu our 28 departments. We Hcrefore offer special inducements 40 ring youn. ‘Then when you emce see for yourself our ot Establishment, and the mode ib which we conduct oUF SESE SES ‘Ladies’ Wraps, AT 84.00. COAL AND WOOD An assortment of Ladies’ Jackets, some Satin lined in vnom ‘Beaver and Jersey Cloth, some of which have sold ax hich ax 81 90.00--all 00—none sold less than JOHNSON BROTHERS, ‘closed out at $4.00. areas epson war ‘The most extensive dealers in the District. Supply ee Ay id ae more families than any firm south of New York. Tele AA 3 a phone connections. AMA OT eon - ‘Main Office 1202 F gtreet northwest. ae san cr taops Wns ar = mond y more fewmarkets Intely adver- cacumamenioeheee tied inl cn which welad such a. tun hes | 5 Svea sieeet seeetiowet. 740 Pennsylvania avenue northwest. 221 Pennsylvania avenue southeast. 1121 Ninth street northwest. 6033 Pennsylvania avenue north west. ‘Comer of Third and K streets northwest, Markets ure trimmed with Plush, Nutria. aud. Axcra- Chun. Some sold us hil as $14, howe fens than 810; Sour choice now for 87 == 2 ‘Main Office No 720 Dst. n.w. Offices and Yardo= Sth and Bets.aw., No. 216 Ast. ne. Coal Depot Cor, Virginia and Delaware avenues ‘All Offices are connected with the Telephone Ea- change. oe Wynne poet areas ares” ES eee Full Coul Saicecittestca at sre “Mange Eh acca me oo 9th and Kata aw, by . ane ay TOWERS, Geammrne SPE SE sprees Exmrs ; HATS AXD GENTS FURNISHINGS, ‘In all the Latest Novelties in WINTER UXDERWEAR, KECK WEAR, HOSIERY £0 ‘Shirts to Order, 6 for $12 A perfect Ot guarantend. ELLERY'S, 1337 ¥ strest. Opposite the Kvbttt Bouse SS =