Evening Star Newspaper, December 30, 1886, Page 4

LOCAL MENTION, Dec. 30, 1886. vianioncing at 3 pom. bia, Maryland, Vir- »iina and South Csrolina, snow or Fal wasterly Winds, silght changes’ in tem- perature ComweNer Tre New Year with a good founda- tion ar im hawense variety at Hahn's, Sie nd 1922 Pennsylvania avenue, Lad rst in bronze, white or black kid, r i steel bexded, 50c, to $2. ner shoes, $4; patent leather oF shoes, any style, mi wos ehowa How pi 1. DRS COATS, S aed, at Barnum’s, Ilsave 16 Stock pure Old Rye and Bourbon Whisktes, on draught or in bottles, Berkeley, a pure rye Whisky, the best on the Parser for'che price, ¢4 per galidn, $1 a quart and 60 cents a pint, 25 cents sample bottle HARP, S18 F street northwest. Privce Anzert Coats, Silk lined, at Barnum’s, SILVER PLATED NPs Kuxos and Pepper Boxes given away with Bluine by ail grocers. Ip SaxTa CLacs has. disappotnted you, we still ve a few polrs of ladies, gents’ and catld’s fancy abruktered slippers left, which will pe sold re- artless of pruiit. Hahn's, 816 7th street and 1922 Uisrens, or Storm Coats, at Barnum’s, ir You Wisw to get pure liquors cali on Tharp, ‘S18 F street northwest. Fine Vorrrarms. Kets Kemethy, 1109 Pa. ave. * Tum PAaTKONS AND FRIENDS of Judd & Detweiler fre invited fo call at their office and get their 19th ‘annual calender, with fire alarm attached. Frssex's Iee Cream, Charlottes and Candies, ‘The Latest Novelty for X-mas Presents—Ladies’ \ Straw sippers, three colors, ENGLISH Care OVEKcoATS, at Barnum’s, \_Go To R.A. Gorvey’s Potomac river game and (sh stall Center market, for fresh caught dia- Toond-back terrepins eye sliders. canvas-back, Fed head and mallard ducks, Kennebec and Oregon Salmon and fresh fish of ‘ail Kinds Telephone B73 For Pre Rye Wursxres call on Tharp, F. A. Kexnepy & Co.'s celebrated New England Fruit Cake. For sale by all grocers Ox» Crow Watsky. Charles Kraemer, 737 7th A New Yan's TURKEY FoR 10¢.—At Tim Sulll- ‘Van's, 415 1 to-night and to-morrow night. Proceeds to go UO the Little Sisters of the Poor. ‘ry a vote. craved visiting cards, 75e. per hun- avivanta ave. Pure Wises, Beaxpies anp Kews. Tharp’ Save eyesight and dollars consult Hempler,cr.43¢. CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-night. aviosat.—“Alone in Londo? Aubatan’s—“The Little Tycoon.” Duer Meseew.—Loulse Arnot. Haxkis’.—“Streets of New York.” Manassas PaNonawa.—Day and evening. Kexsay’s.—Ida Siddon’s Burlesquers, _ Condensed Locals. ‘The Washington hop armory last evening Jarze and, as Is usual, with the enter- tata corps, Was greatly enjoyed. The Modern Language convention will adjourn nore toutiy, after Which many of the Members will vistt this ity. ‘The coroner viewed the body of adead infant at the firth police station house and gave a certifi- rath, “died at birth. smpt Was nude by robbers to effect an to the premises ot Policeman Wright's re- ast night by cutting a glass window in the basen ‘of the Century Magazine. From Judd & Detweiler we have thetr 19th an- sual ewlendar with fire alarm numbers, be no trials tn the Circuit Court til SS OF THE UNION SOLDIERS’ ALLIANCR.— reunion of the Unfon soldiers’ ated by 2 banquet last eveaing The following officers were Newton M. Brooks, president; Joshua ©. Stanton, iirst vice president; Almyne H. G. Richariwn, second vice president: Charles H. Brown, thirt vice preside L. Heupel, secre- ary; “George A. Bartlett, “assistant secretary; Lovejoy, treasurer, and Charles Hartel, Ex-presidient Samuel S. Burdett deliv ered a eulogy on the Lite Senator Logan, \_ Tae S.axcEare igerbund of this. Fepresented DY <D VisiT Battrvone.—The Sen- Frank Claudy, president, and sixty members, Went over LO Baltimore aniversary F were ma <t other prominent eizens 0 mon Wolf, of this cies. > part of the &: sgeround ott ented the Liederkraaz PWith a plush- “ in containing the photo. raphs of the inegabers of the Washington so- ety. MARRIAGE Licexses. — Marriage Ucenses have jDeen issued by the clerk of the court-to Maurice th: Henry Le a Wouldin and ida sv ‘Dora H. V. Harrison, both of Rockin james T. Hoskins and ‘Stewart and Louisa Jackson: Sam Alice F. Samp Emma Toplift: Tdelia E mond, Va. Hammond both of Pritice George's coun- - iy, bow Rie and Margaret Adams ty, wa. —— SENDING Down Vacaaxts.—There were sfx cases of vagrancy before Judge Snell to-day, and five of the persons changed were comtnitted foF 90 days in default of bonds. ‘These were Her wab, WhO ‘Was arrested ior bezging on Pennsyivania avenue, near the Washington Circle; Thornton Brown, charged witn begging in Iowa Circle; George How- ard, Who it, was changed, was likely vo become chargeable to the District as a pauper; Henry Shorter, a colored boy, about seven years old, Mithout a home; Arnie Hayes, colored, who, it was | Bee, was unable sive a good account of her- | sell. ——= ‘Tae HiGH Scuoot, RECSIoNs.—The class of ’82 of the Washington iligh s hool heid its fifth annusl Feunion at Freund's last night. Officers for ‘the Year were chosen as iollows: President, ‘Howell Stewart, first vice president, W. F. Bayly ;Second vice president, W.-C. Pret seeretary, “T. P. Woodward; Ureasurer, A. P. Clark, jr. Orator, KH. Phillips. ‘The class of "86 held its first ening at Sheidon's hall. pRical entertainment the ‘dancing. al reunion last terary and mu- fioor was cleared for seagate ‘THEATRICAL MecuAaNtcs’ AssoctaTioy, No. 7—At Zhe annual meeting shall ember 26, 1886, the 1 ni n were yelected officers tor the year 1887: Presi Henry ve esideat, Charles A. Rodi ~. Flilot; i secretary, Jol Hamiiton E. Léa! i rad Iidge, Aug. C.F Mathew Brety: trusters, Charles M fBiordun, W. Williamson; finance Mathew’ Brady, F. Mt. Dor fA. R. Specht, W. Siw pA. Sauter; cording secretary, Aus. aM A. Skerwoeni: | arthy ; ay ste! Parser Ircaswwe Ficats a DvgI.—A dt ston date atch ese ub. ‘The weape Pwonnded bis ant Seriously. Th S tived Were swords. ‘The prince onist in the shoulder, but not took place at ‘the San Lorenzo school of artillery and has exetted much Comment, both gentiemen being of the highest Sectal standing, “The prince is well known in this city, where his mother resides and where he re- sided unti! revently. DwaTH OF Mrs. Jase E. Dawxts.—Mrs Jane E Dennis, widow ofthe late Jonathan Dennis, for Maby years a prom patent attorney in this eats, died Wednesday moraiug at the of sev enty-five years, * Wats & Miss SUth, of Virginia, and a <ister of the Late Mrs, Marshall Brown.” The funeral takes place at Oak Hill chapel at 11 o'clock tomorrow morning. > WASHINGTON CLAIMANTS OF PENNSYLVANIA LAND. Papers in & big cjectiaent ease were fled in the county courts in Pilisburg yesterday by the hetrs gf Williaa James against the heirs of Hamilton Junghans. for the recovery of 100 acres of valuable Jahd situated in Fragkim township, Allegheny counts. Auons the plaintiffs are Harry Brean, 5 secretary of Secretary of State Bayard: lobant Jones, eashier of the First National Bank @f Washington; Chas. H. James and other rest- denis of this city eens A Stuzer Cak RUNS Away.—This morning bout haif-past eight o'clock, as ear NO. 45, of the North v street and South Washington railroad, Started down the incline on Lith street, just be= low #, the break rod parted and the car Was. pre- cipitated down the Mil with Ughtulag-fike Tupidity. Leaving the track at the curve on the SRE OLE street twas Below that street, the driver with some dificult Keeping the hors on their feet. | There were pd oral passengers in the car at the time, but no one 1 EE BLS Hotway EXccusion Rares OVER THE PENN- SYLVaNtA RAlno4b.—The usual general excursion covering the New Years holidays has been or- gered over tue entire system of the ivanta Tallroad east of Pittsburg and Erle. Under this Srrangement excursion tickets at greatly reduced Fates Will be issued to all prominent points on the Pennsyivania system from Washi ‘These excursion tickets will be sold Dee 30 and 31, and January 1, 1887, and will be valid for Fetufn trip until January 4, 1887, inclusive, ‘The Tate between Washington and Baltimore for occa- Sion nazned will be $1.60. These excursion tickets ‘Will not permit except at Phila Geipata within, that: Uekets good only for ‘on continuous connecting trains. ton conceruing rates apply to the offices of ‘the company, corner 18th street and Pennsylvania ee ee ee Light Intantry corps gave a | whic! “iL was fought there ‘Tues | 8 Prince Augustin Iturbide and s rcedo, both of Whom sire members of the jockey “t, Rntgnts of Decatur Lodge, No. 9K cuted omens Tiesday Mgnt as follows: K. Turner; C. C., D. W. Peters: V. C.. W. Philips; B., J. £, Couins; M, of Bx., J. 2. pa Fey, Se Divine; at Butler, W. C. Williams Wm, Kinsinger; re~ sentatives to grand Wm. Doherty, Wm. Kinsinger, C. W: Butler, i. Foster, W. Go Wik Hams. Oriental Counctl, No, 312, Royal Arcanum, has elected the following officers for the ensuing year: Regent, 8. J. Dewey; vice regent, Geo. C. Hereus; ld Gr W. MeMorrt chap, "Wa Griming sec: guide, G. W. MeMorris; cl in, Ww. in; Sec~ retary, Geo. H. Cooper; collector, Thos. G. Hensey; treasurer, W. H. Hills; warden, 'B. A. Allen; uy, C. E. Diemar. Ofcers of Franklin Lodge, No. 2, K. P., were elected last night for the ensuing ‘a8 follows: ‘Thos. Adams, C: C.; J. F. Jeffer 'T. Hall PW. J. Bergusiny Kit) and’; Ge Regul Me at al . Htyal Woodfield, I. G.; A. N. Thompson, trus- ‘Thompson, W. J. Ferguson, J.T. Wood- tield, B. W. Carpenter, G. Ryall, representatives to grand lodge. Se BRS ‘Tuesday’s Collision on the Metrepoli- tan Branch. To the Editor of Tux Evestxe Star: A8 noted with your usual promptness, in last evening's Star, a collision occurred yesterday morning about 10 o'clock in sight of Knowles’ station, between the Gaithersburg local and the second section of an, as usual, belated western ex- Fea rae command ck erteea cere: Fee Catines> urg train consisted of a passenger and baggage car, the former being next the e1 ‘The: liston oceurred without warning in a deep cut of the road. Fortunately there were but few pas- se and but one lady in the Gaithersburg u Immediately after the collision the car Was filled with steam and sprinkled with broken glass, kerosene, and blood from the injured pas- Sengers, one or two of whom had their heads pretty badiy cut, many of the seats being torn their fastenings. Immediately after the collision two men in blue overalls, supposed to be the engineer and fire- man, rushed. through the car, unheeding the appeals of the lady, who, somewhat bruised, re os arena ae as oe with the aid of a fentleman.” ‘The conductor and brakeman were th hurt, the former seriously. After some delay the lady recovered her hat, cloak, um- brelia, and baggage, which had been left in the car, ahd was compelled to walk two miles back to Forest Glen, and returned to the city on a west- bound train, which had to return and go by the mn stem. The conductor of this train was — to collect her round-trip ticket to Rock- ville. The collision is said to have occurred from the fallure of the air-brakes on the express, which had fortunately stopped at the moment of the collt- sion. The track was net cleared until late at night, the evening ngers having to be trans- ferred around it. The in-coming trains were also more than an hour late tls morning. ‘Washington, D. C., Dec. 29, 1886. W. D.B. — Christmas Entertainments. A Very pleasant and enjoyable Christmas enter- tainment was given last evening by the Sunday ‘School of the Westminster Presbyterian church. After the program was concluded, appropriate presents were distributed among the children. The Christmas tree blossomed and bore fruit Tuesday evening at the North = Sunday school festival, After the music and recitations common to such Occasions, Mrs. A. H. Mohl read an original story called “The Legend of the Christ- mas Tree,” after which the gifts were distiloutcd, ‘The Tabernacle Sunday school held its Christ- mas ecleration Tuesday evening. An attractiv program of music Was carried out and presenta- tions were made by the pupils to the pastor, Rev. Mr. Sehotield; to the superintendent, Mr. BL. | Rose; to Mr. t. W. Riley, and to Mr. William 6. | Henderson. “Gold medal) were awarded to Miss | Lilite Stuy ins, Charies Sintth. Miss | Ue Miller aiid Miss Mamie Decton. ‘The com- | mittee having the entertainment im charge con- sisted of Mrs. Addie Wright, Mrs, Major Bruff and | Miss Jessle Whit | Last night at the Christmas entertainment of | thé Methodist Episcopal chureh in Anacostia, | D.C, the auditortun was crowded to its utmost | An attractive feature of the evening's ment were the revolving trees, beatitl- ly tinselled and decorated, keeping time to the wfthe Christinas carvis, In the center of yest tree Was a representation of the star of | | Bethiehem. After a Mterary and musical pro- | gram was rendered by the little ones, the pastor, | Kev. Mr. Cook, was presented with a stick of candy. | and'a stocking containing a handsome sun of money trom uis congregation and friends. ‘The ‘Sunday school superintendent and teachers were then presented with loving remembrances of a varied character from the scholars of the Sunday schoo, after which the chiidren were treated to boxes of candy and nuts, and the audience to oranges and apples. Many packages containing the necessaries of life Were sent out to gladden the hearts of the poor. LEGAL QUESTIONS IN REFERENCE TO LIQUUK LICENSES. | | On application of Jno. A. Clarke, attorney for | Lambrecht and others, doing business on New Jer- | sey avenue above the B. and O. depot, the Com- missioners have referred to counsel forthe District for his opinion as to What constitutes a majority of property owners mentioned in the Hcense law; | also for his opinion as to whether the liquor license laws apply to a place of business in an alley. Mra. | EI s made application for a retail license, elaining to have a majority of signers, to carzy on business In Jackson alley, near the Gov- % Printing omice. plications een rejected, to await the opinion of counsel for the District, Awaiting the opinion, Lambrecht and others dolug bustness on New Jersey avenue | ave been permitted to continue their respective businesses, THR “RINK” BUILDING. iternoon another order was issued | tnissioners in the ease of the appilea- | Mon of Mr. J. K. Strasburger to convert the Rink Dullding, On "E Street, into a thea | said: less there | written permission of a majority of residents and whers of property im the square in which said | building is located, and of the front of the square | opposite sata butiding.” —— | | DISORDERLY WITH A Prstox IN Ils PockET.—Chas. W. Wiuters, 2 young man, was. ¢ ed tn the | Police Court today, by Special Office ckenney, with being disorderly in tue Dime museum and. | With uaviung a pistol tn lis pocket when arrested. | The defendant pleaded guilty and the court im-j| | posed a fine of $26 or 75 a: | ‘Whe Courts, | Prosate Count—Judge James. | Tuesday—Estate of David F. Robinson; order of sale. | Estate of George B, Corkhili; do. "Estave of Juin R. ¢ ; order allowing widow to with- draw her renuncfation under the will. In re estate HM. Zimmerinan; rule on creditors to show ause Why tue adininistration should not be allowed to settie as prayed for, returnable Decem- Der 31, 1886. Equtry Covrt—Judae James. Yesterday Aypprecht agt. Zypprecht; testimony | ordered taken ber | Metzerott; order dian ad litem. j Sustained and bt a | Yesterday, Zyppricht agt. Zyppricht; testimon: Fontered taken berore Examiner B. &. Lovejoy. Finkman agt. Metzerott; order appointing Frank lp rott guardian’ ad item. Mackall agt. | District of Columbia; demurrer sustained and | DIL Gisumissed. Wool agt. Gray: | order granted returnable June 3, 1887, | Cubital Covrt—Judge MacArthur. Yesterday, Jolin Wallace, house-breaking; brought in on “beach warrant. Johnson Kelly, | second offense petit larceny; “case withdrawn | from jury. George Sznith, assault with intent to kill Edinuhd Brockenborougn; not guilty. Pouce CouRT—Juiloe Snell. | Yesterday, W. Brown, loud and boisterous on 1st | street southwest; $5 oF 15 days, John Maxwell, | disorderly conduct on 4° street, Southwest; dot dames R. Strong, profanity on D street northwest; | Collaterat torteited. is = —— re B. G. Lovejoy. Finkman agt. inting F. B. Metzerott guar call agt. District; demurrer nissed. a | Alexandrin Affairs, Reported for Tar EVENING STAR. ‘TRADE CHaNcRs.—The combination of the Mid- | land rafiroad and the Washington & Ohio railway | into one system, with a doubie track on Union street, seems likely to have soine effect on trade centers here. . £ 0. yards are close to the river and near the business part of the city. In | fact Alexandria trade began at the old tobacco ware house, built in ¥ ‘hich for a century or more, | stood where the W. £ O. yards are now situated, but at twenty feet greater height, for the hill on which the town started has all been cut away. All the shipping of the town was done at the foot of | Oranoko and Princess streets. Manufactures fol- | lowed and ship bread, cakeries, soap factories and mills were located there later, but trade gradually Moved southward, and when Fishtown took pos session of the northeast edge of the town it was soon abandoned by all else except salt sellers and coopers. Now, however, the railroads seem in- | clined to make a freight depot there. ‘The ish trade ts small and the outk is that business on Union street will soon extend further north than it has d for many Years, A prominent fit Chas. King & Son, has already to build a commodious ware house on Princess and Union street, near What Was once “Foggy Botton Court.” BRR 00% F AE RRO OV Y sat |#"RS SW GAL RR’ ¥ 2*Stu ‘This Powder never varies, A marvel of purity, strength and wiolesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low tests, short weight, alum or Phosphate powders. Soup ONLY m Cama Borat Baxixe PowpEs Co., 106 Wall street, N.Y. 0024 Lasxers Loux Ornicz. ‘No. 361 Peunsylvania avenue northwest. ES EOS by accidentally struck 272 of the Battimore and Ohio ratiroad, No is attached to the railroad officials, the head with pains and strange notses! it is to rid the nasal passages, throat and lungs of this Poisonous mucous all ean testify who are afflicted with catarrh. _Hovw difficult to protect the system against its further progress towards the lungs, liver and kid- neys, all physicians will admit, It ie terrible disease, and cries out for relief and cure. ‘The remarkable curative powers, when all other remedies utterly fail, of SaxFoun’s RADicay, CURE, are attested by thousands who gratefully recommend it to fellow-sufferers, No statement is made regarding it that cannot be substantiated by the most respectable and reliable references. Each packet contains one bottle of the Raicat. CURE, one box CaTARRHAL SOLVENT, and an IMPROVED Ix- HALER, with treatise and directions, and is sold by all druggists for 81. Porren Davo & Cuxwroat Co., Bostox. HOW MY SIDE ACHES. ‘From the bench and the counter, from the loom and sewing machine goes up the ory of pain and weakness. Aching Sides and Back, Kidney and Uterine Pains, Strains and Weakness, Coughs, Colds and Cheat Pain and every Pain and Ache of daily toil relieved in one minute by the Curicuma ANTI-PaIN PLaster. New, elegant and infallible. At druggists, 25c.; five for 81; or of Potrer Dave & Cuemicat, Co.,Bostox. di ce Goat Gouaon. Sense Button, $s bble Common sense BUCSON, $125, i, and his by medical faculty in their 1m ‘all cases where a pure wine called for, was not until Soa cnnee free a Ee et ‘most wealthy in New York city, Philadeiphia and Baltimore, as an evening wine and for general Boquet” Cigars, a marvel of beauty Bee siaugae Ol ‘Rye Whisky, 73¢. N. 7, Merzame & aan st hw. For Weak Women. ‘Mrs. Lyi E. Pinxuam: “About the first of Sep- tember, 1881, my wife was taken with uterine hemorr! . The best styptics the physician could prescribe did not check it and she got more and more enfeebled. She was troubled with Pro- lapsus Utert, Leucorrhea, numbness of the lm! sickness of’ the stomach and loss of appetite. Purchased a trial bottle of your Vegetable Com- pound. She said she could discover a salutary effect from the first dose. Now she 1s compara~ Uvely free from the Prolapsus, Stomach’s sickness, £¢, The hemormhage is very ‘imuch better and 13 less at the regular periods, Her appetite 1s re- stored, and her general health and strength are much improved. We feel that we have been wou- derfully benefitted and our hearts are drawn out in gratitude for the same and in sympathy for other sufferers, for whose sakes we allow our ames to be used. 1 . W. Eatox, Thurston, N. Y. Invincible Flour makes biscuit, rolls and bread as white as snow; try it. N.'T. Murzcrr & Bro., 417 7th st. DW. Bie Revverox IN THE PRICES OF DRY GOODS. ASTRAKHAN CLOTH, pure wool, one yardand ahalf wide, reduced t0 81.87, : SURE WOOL CHUDDA SERGE, wide double width, only 37k. (HOMESPUN DRESS GOODS, extra width, redlicod aes, Layee Size WHITE WOOL BLANKETS, re- ticed to ‘CAMELS HAIR HOME-SPUN DRESS GOODS, wide double wid jure wool rece ton, NOC wdeomely einbroldered, 83.75. KOVAL, SERGE: Deantiful. dross goods, al colors, wide double fold, 12 yarns for 82, COLORED and BLACK SILK VELVETS, 81. Great eduetion jn the prices of BLACK aid COL- ORED. SILKS, VELVETS, SATIN and Bue quality Dress Goods, “Bargain bi BLACK and COLORE! BLACK STRIPED SILK VELYVETS, $1.25. Double WHITE. WOOL BLANKETS, $e. LACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, pure wool, $1.50. A pair of our extra latwe nize, five quality, Dansk Fonels wort Siuce curos one Inngersizn Nanoue fal Quilts, worth ‘B15. presen each cus. tomer wuo buy $10 worth of Dry Goods : | co A RRR TITT ERE RRR ™ 58s oc AA RR T FE RR” § Sofie PEP OS coo AAR R T FEE RR Sss8 7 228 711 MARKET SPACE, near 7th Street. BBR A UO MM MM om gssq BOB AA U EM § RBBOAA U U MMMM S85 BOB AAA UU MMM re BBB A A UU MMM = Sys8 = 4 BARE CHANCE For the coming week in the way of RAW SILK TAPESTRY. thas been our good fortune to buy from the manu- facturer alot of Short Ends of Raw Silk Tapestry in 234 and 3 yard lengths. By our purchasing the lot we were enabled to get them at extremely low figures, and will offer them to our patrons at prices actually less than half value of same goods cut from the piece. ‘These Tapestries are suitable for Portieres, Table Covers and Mantle Scarfs, ‘To appreciate the bargain we offer you must see the goods, and we beg you to give us an early call. In each one of our 28 DEPARTMENTS ‘There are Odds and Ends left over from Holiday goods which we are anxious to dispose of, and will do so at prices which will not fail to tempt the most indifferent. EVENING WEAR. For Ladies’ Toilets, we havea fine line of CREPE DE CHINE and TULLE in all colors. FEATHER POMPONS for the hair. FEATHERS for corsage decoration in all colors, and FLOWERS of every description for corsage bouquets, EVENING GLOVES ‘Tnall shades and lengths, from 4-button to 30-button lengths, in Dressed and Undressed Kid. Also full line of SILK MITTS, in all shades for evening wear. FANS, ‘We have, without doubt, the largest and finest as- sortment pf FANS in the city, consisting of Plain Satin; Satin-Feather trimmed, Hand Decorated snd Feather Fans. An elegant OSTRIOH FEATHER FAX, in all colors, at $3.68, worth $6, at BBB A a MMM" 958, me AL RES BBC ACU ia Sgg8 7TH. 8TH AND D STS. a7 Couz Ayn Goxz ‘Christmas, like s great many of our superb styles of Men's and Boys’ Clothing, has come and gone. To-carry the simile still further, like Christmas our handsome garments havebrought Joy to hundreds of homes here in Washington; bot UNLixe Christmas, we can duplicate those ‘styles many times over in one season. ‘This is Just what we bave done until now. The ‘season being on the wane, we find ourselves rather overstocked with ss superb an assort- ‘ment of Men's and Boys’ Clothing ss it is possi- ble to find in this country. Chief among these ‘Kinds are our matchless Dress Suits for gentle- ‘men intending making calls on New Year's day. ‘We have sunk the knife of reduction up to the hilt into the already low prices for which our house has become known throughout the Dis- ‘ict of Columbia. Now, indeed, is your time to secure the greatest bargains ever dreamt of in ‘connection with the Clothing business of Wash- ington. ‘THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY, NORTHWEST CORMER OF SEVENTH axp D sta. | “* 27 3. 0 GRADY, Manage. Duzss re Our Dress Suits to order are correct in atyle, perfect LS eS MakuAs © DEXMETT, ool am 1610 New Yorkareaue | axa 21 9th st. 3 Wilbor’s Cod Liver Oi] and Phosphate of Lime cures Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis and Scrofulous Humors. Persons who have been taking Cod Liver Oli will be pleased to learn that Dr. Wil- bor has succeeded, from directions of several pro- fessional gentlemen, in combining the pure Oil and Lime in such «manner that iis pleasant to the taste, and its effects iu Lung complaints are truly wonderful. Very many persons whose cases Were pronounced hopeless, and who had taken the clear Oil for a long time without inarked effect, have been entirely cured by using this prepara tion, Be sure and get the genuine. Manufactured only by A. B. Wilbor, Chemist, Boston. Sold by all druggists. €03 Eye Glasses 50 and 25 centa, 487 Pa. ave. 6 For Coughs and Threat Disorders use Brown's Bronchial ‘Troches. “Have never changed my mind respecting tem, except I think better of that which I began thinking wellof."—Rev. Henry Ward Beecher. Sold ouly fa boxes, 0 A Perfect Razor guaranteed, 487 Pa. ave. 6 Baker’s Norwegian Cod Liver Oil, the reputation of which has been maintained a’halt century, 1s still abead of ail competition. All who need thé article will find it greatly to their advan- tage to insist on our brand, or send directly to our laboratory. JouN C. BakER & Co., Phila., and at druggists. “1c Royal” glues broken china, glass, furniture Scott’s Emulsion of Pure COD LIVER OIL, WITH HYPOPHOSPHITRS, 4s a most valuable remedy for Consumption, Scrof- ula, Wasting Diseases, of children, Colds and Chronie Coughs, and in ‘all conditions where there is a loss of flesh, a lack of nerve power and a gen- eral debility of the system. od Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morning and delivered in 3g Ib. “Ward” prints, 45c. per 1D. Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk’; Sweet Mik Se. per quart. Cream 150. 719 = Avres Cunisraas BARGAINS. 719 OUR HOLIDAY TRADE LEAVES US WITH A GREAT MANY BROKEN LOTS OF VARIOUS KINDS Ok GOODS WHICH MUST BE CLOSED OUT THIS WEEK REGARDLESS OF COST, AS WE NEED THE ROOM FOR DISPLAY OF OTHER GOODS. WE MEN- TION A FEW OF THE MANY BARGAINS OFFERED: ONE LOT ALL LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS AT 10c., FORMER PRICE 12% TO 25c. ONE LOT SILK HANDKERCHIEFS AT 28c.. FOR- MER PRICE 380. ONE LOT EMBROIDERED TIDIES AT HALF PRICE, BISQUE FIGURES, PLUSH FRAME MIRRORS, BRONZE PLAQUES, BROOM-HOLDERS, &C., AT COST THIS WEEK, AT E.G DAVIS’, ‘719 Market Space, corner 8th st. EVENING GOODS. WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO SHOW FULL LINE OF COLORED SILK BRUSSELS NETS, TWO YDS. WIDE, FOR EVENING DRESSES. COLORED PLAIN MECHLIN NETS. COLORED PT. D’ ESPRIT NETS. REAL AND IMITATION LACES AND FLOUN- cINGS. BEADED NETS AND TRIMMINGS, SASH RIB- BONS, PEARL TRIMMINGS, &C. E.G DAVIS, 719 Market Space. Mac J.P. Pacaen 1107 F STREET NORTHWEST. 427-6¢ IMPORTER, ‘Will show the coming week ‘NOVELTIES IN HIGH CLAS8 BONNETS FOR RECEPTION AND EVENING WEAR, Also, COSTUME BONNETS AND HATS, an FOR TAILOR-MADE SUITS. Norroz TO GROCERS AND HOUSEKEEPERS, BEWARE OF ANY IMITATION OF bs a | EEE RRR mem RR, ENE Sok RR & ‘00u RE Eee "98 7 ‘THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA PATENT PROCESS FLOUR It is without doubt the most Bgaurirunand the ‘most Nutartiovs Flour in the World. The Millers have not only the most perfect Mill, containing as it does all the most improved Machinery invented up to the present time, but they produce a Flour Uxsumrassep by sny mill in the world. To ‘and have the imprint of ‘TWO GOLD MEDALS attached, None genuine without the two gold medala, ‘WM. M. GALT & Co, Wholesale Flour and Grain Dealers. For Tae Hors KID GLOVES, FROM 4 70 20 BUTTONS, AT COST BREAKFAST AND. DRESS CAPBIN STOCK AND, HANDSOME FANS AT REDUCED PRICES ‘MES.M.2, HUNT. 1909 ¥ ST. ¥.W. IN FANCY SILK GAUZES AND ILLU- GK AND. BED SILK ILLUSIONS en ae AND ALL THE OF BLA asin SATINS IN GREAT VARI- SBE THIRTS XRD 9%. F.38 DES, RANGING FROM $4 TO $8 BLACK AND COL ASSORTMENT OF EARP, OOF; iH AND LENGTHS, W. INEN DAMASK. Faikosp uNct CLOTHS WITH DOYLIES TO 8-4 WIDE 3 UBLE-FACED CANTON FLANNEL FORT COVERING. “GREATLY REDUCED PRICES” WRAPS, JACKETS, NE’ USH SACQUES AND VISITES. ee ARECIAL, "APARTMENT FOR DISPLAYING ¥ uo PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES, ‘SEATON PERRY, ‘Pekar BUILDING, vania 9th st _ Rated Pennsyh boobies (8 Cunurmus Fors. ANOTHER SUPPLY OF BEAVER, LYNX, MON- KEY AND OTHER MUFFS AND TRIM-” ‘MING JUST RECEIVED. SEAL SKIN JACKETS, VISITES AND SACQUES, A SUITABLE HOLIDAY PRESENT. PLUSH ‘WRAPS IN ALL THE LAT- . EST SHAPES. All FURS sold as LOW as any house in America, WILLETT & RUOFF, HATTERS AND FURRIERS, a23 905 Pennsylvania sve. Tae Yo Dice Sue Harrens axp FURRIERS, 1201 Penn. ave., corner 12th st, ‘Have a Complete Stock of Furs, SEAL SACQUES, CARRIAGE ROBES, HATS, CANES and UMBRELLA. Suitable for HOLIDAY PRESENTS. For Tue Hounays SCHLITZ’S azn ‘MILWAUKEE LAGER, ‘The Best Beer in America, For sale by dealers generally or by the agent, SAMUEL C. PALMER 215 Dst. ow. Depots: | PP ET aw. a22 Houwsx Goons. USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL FINE LAMPS AND CHANDELIERS, ROCHESTER ELECTRIC LIBRARY AND PIANO LAMPS. FINEST AND LARGEST STOCK TO SELECT FROM IN THE CITY. BRONZES, STATUARY, SCONCES, PARLOR AND TABLE EASELS. OIL AND WATER COLOR BOXES, ALL PRICES. DECORATED GOODS, &C. POLYGRAPHS, EVERY BOY AND GIRL SHOULD HAVE ONE. GEO. RYNEAL, JR, ARTISTS’ AND PAINTERS’ SUPPLIES, al7-20 418 7thatreet n. w. Savm Crave Heanovrrers. ‘The Largest Assortment of ‘Toys. ‘The Largest Assortment of FANCY ARTICLES. ‘The Largest Assortment of NOVELTIES. NOVELTIES, ‘Reduced Prices. a CH. RUPPERT, Importer and Manufacturer, Toxs. Toxs. als 403-405 7th st. n.w cco H H RRR I TTTTMM MM A CoH HR RHS. ST MMMM Aa SS SoH Hera Hes FMR Ad Ss CcOH HR RUSssS T MM MA ASss8 AND NEW YEARS NEAR, AND WE HAVE AT OUR NEW STORE, 1112 F ST. N. W., A SELECT STOCK OF MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING, JUST THE THING FOR HOLIDAY PRES- ENTS, WHAT CAN YOU BUY FOR FRIENDS ‘MORE SUITABLE THAN GOOD CLOTHING? WE ARE ANXIOUS TO BUILD UP A LARGE TRADE IN OUR NEW STORE, AND ARE OFFERING THE BEST-MADE NEW YORE AND BALTIMORE MADE CLOTHING, ALL ‘TAILOR-MADE, AT MUCH BELOW PRE- VAILING PRICES. WE WANT YOUR CUS- TOM, AND’LOW PRICES FOR BEST GOODS OUGHT TO GET IT. COME AND SEE US AT OUR NEW STORE, FILLED WITH NEW CLOTHING, 1112 F ST. N.W. ALSO A FULL LINE OF PIECE GOODS FOR CUSTOM WORK. ALL UNDER THE CHARGE OF MR. WILLIAM DEMOTT, 80 LONG AND FAVOR- ABLY KNOWN IN THE TAILORING BUSI- NESS. CALL AND SEE HIM, AXD FIND HOW MUCH YOU CAN SAVE ON YOUR CUSTOM CLOTHING, NEW STORE 1112 FsT.¥.W, ago FLED WITH THE NICEST GOODS. Sevewra Sreeet Paras Rou. deCollarsnd uff Set 40 and Oba Collars and | ‘OF imported Jorsey, froun $1.25 to of, SELES ties a1 hid That booween Land Vw. 86 ANDST. HOLIDAY, -GOQODS. Bor For. Your Fatexvs: * FOR YOUR FAMILY! ‘FOR YOUR RELATIVES! ory green in Rone WUEKER E 0b°S ismoss = ages | ovo Uisters. To Fall its, Ear eee =ate MARKETS AND SEAL | Userot Hloupay Passexrs, USEFUL HOLIDAY PRESENTS, ar JOHNSON, GARNER & CO., SOUTH SIDE PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. FANCY-BORD! HANDKER- gftEPS Vor cusinnae Wade Te, ABs tbe, BOE Cast . AND FUR-TOP GLOVES for Christ- aS ae COLORED BURDENED 'HANDRERCHIEFS Se, Satie expresaly for Christmas trade, EADIE CHILDREN'S LEGGINS for Christ- LACE. CORTATNA, for Christmas trade, special do- HOLIDAY RUGS, NEW DESIGNS. HOLIDAY DESIGNS IN DRESS GOODS, BLANKETS AND BED COMFORTABLES, CARPETS AND DRUGGETS. JOHNSON, GARNER & CO., age 636 Pennsylvania Avenue. FER TIT Bry BE BEE gis BERN A TEET oss Freres meet ge f P oR B kee 8ss Ree N NN T : WHAT MORE SUITABLE TO PRESENT YOUR FRIENDS THAN A GOOD SUBSTAN- ‘TIAL SUIT, OVERCOAT OR PANTS. THESE ARE SUBSTANTIAL GIFTS—NOT LIKE A TOY OR TURKEY, GONE INA DAYOR,80, BUT THEY ARE LASTING REMINDERS TO ‘THE WEARER OF THE DONER. YOU SPEND FOR TOYS, &C, FOR YOUR FRIENDS OR CHILDREN ENOUGH TO BUY A SUIT OR OVERCOAT. CHILDREN’S SUITS OR OVER- COATS START WITH US AT $2.50 AND GO UP. MEN'S SUITS AND OVERCOATS 85 AND UP TO $30. YOUCAN BE SUITED AT ANY PRICE, AS WE HAVE A GREAT VA- RIETY, AND WE ARE SELLING LARGE (QUANTITIES OF CLOTHING AT LESS THAN THE COST OF THE GOODS AND SRIM- MING. CHILDREN’S KNEE PANTS FROM 400. UP. MEN'S PANTS ¢1UP ‘TO $8.50. CHILDREN’S SUITS $2.50 AND UP. BAR- GAINS ARE HERE FOR YOU,AND DONT FAIL TO AVAIL YOURSELF UF THEM AT OUR GREAT SALE OF CLOTHING AT 924 SEVENTH STREET N. W., BET.I AND K, TWO DOORS BELOW BURDETI’S DEY GOODS HOUSE. azo Warr, Hows & Co. (Formerly with M. A. Connelly.) Beg to announce that they will open at their Branch ‘House, 815 15th Street Northwest, ox WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 29th, 1886, A Large and Very Elegant Stock of IMPORTED COSTUMES, RECEPTION, DINNER AND BALL DRESSES, ‘WRAPS, BONNETS, Erc., ust recetved from the leading houses of LONDON AND PARIS, , And imperted specially for the WASHINGTON SEASON. 25 West 16th street, New York; 351 Broadway, Sara- toga Springs; West End Hotel, and Howland Hotel Cot- tage, Long Brauch, and 815 15th Street, WASHINGTON, , a22-20 A TALE WHICH CONVEYS A CHRISTMAS LESSON TO THOSE WHO: ) COURT THE GIRLS. “Mary,” said a Georgetown mother to her dear and only daughter, “has Harry proposed yet?” “Yes, ma; he proposed last evening.” “And you accepted him of course. Is he coming to board with us? I wonder if he likes onions in his stewed tomatoes.” “Not so fast mother. Ididn’t accept him.” “Why, daughter, I cannot understand you. I thought you loved Harry dearly. “So I do,:ma. But now, ta, remember this is 2 secret. Promise not to say @ word to any one, and I'll tell you something.” “No, ma; not that. You see, ma, Ihave set my heart on having = ‘secque this winter. Well, if Harry can take broad hints he uderstands that. When he proposed last night I kept back the impulee to fall into his arms, and, ssruming an indifference which I didnot feel, I told higa I-would give him my answer on Christ- mas Day, Now, me,I think Harry loves me, and if he ‘927 AND 029 7TH STREET NORTHWEST. HOLIDAY GOODS. g gs pe EP WSERFUL HOLIDAY PRESENTS. MONEY YOU MUST BUY THEM AT THE FAMOUS onda mentioned we are ready. to, acll Joss than Fou can try them Inany other store in the city. ‘Callaudconvinee Soutwrlf by aecertabuiy ost prices, oaME ag Hl pen Children's san Mawes vat 83.3 a Flew SITES itn, ot PLL Fur and Licht Beaver and Ball Trimmutu, at 215, $18, #20, and SEAL i COATS, “at 815, Handsome. $22: the very . A choice assortment of NEWMARKETS, RAGLAN! VISITES, JACKETS, in Boucle Beaver, Berlin Twill i at wondertal I MUFFLERS ‘fne=t MILLINERY. Forty thousand dollars worth of Millinery to be HATS tehimmed and wntrimmned, Yor Ladiea, Misses, ana untrimuned, and Children ata great sacrifice. | Aue Benge WINGS SET BLRDS, FLow VELVETS and RIBBONS, LACES nl P Do not have ni aesprisoant cok base posted yeneel "We guarautec an te surprise. KING'S PALACE, S14 Seventh Street nw, az New CHRISTMAS GOODS. GREATEST VARIETY of CHOICEST CONFECTIONS and TABLE DELICACIES, 3. W. BURCHELL, 1325 F street. as _ LADIES’ GOODS A Vv Vv (00 RRR a YY oO Bh sSs AA RE "sy RR Sys M oA XN N M AA NNN M AA NNN M AAA NNN. M AUAN ONNS ‘THE BEST ASSORTMENT IN THE CITY, AT or Mor, | Fig 5 Sea: NERET, Baltimore, ‘uesday, Wednesday and ), a handsome assort- ament of French Bonnets aud Hate, caret her sister, who is now in Paris, besides: id Visiting Bonnets, at 1 bet. ists, N.B—Pricessreatly reduced. 429-1 Man. Vox Buaxors, ODISTE, Formerly with Lord & Ts flor, New York, ‘Wan, Barr & Go. St. Lontis, Mo. Suits made at the shortest notice. "Superior fitting, reasohable prices and satisfaction gasranteed Evening Bridal Troseaus a specialty. oy 920 Tath wt, bet. Land K. E, 507 11TH ST. N.W.—CORSETS MADE ‘A perfect fit wuatanted. Also, ttl lineS¢ Shoulder Braces, Reform Waists, FrenchCorsets 1d Busties, Corsets laundried. ‘se18-dine TTENTION. SIAN MODES IN FINE FRENCH HAIR GOODS. Russtak BANGS ENGLISH Ba! RET PLAITS, THE ZEPHINE AND SAGAN BRAIDS. Hair Dressing by the mouth. Special attention to placing of Bridal Veils, ms ADIES: asi ‘Do your own Dyeing at home, with PEERLESS DYES. will dyeeverything, Thes.are sold everywhere, Price 10c_a Packages 40 colors They ave ne camel for Strength, Brightness, Amount in Packages Or for Fastneatof Colot or Non fating Qualities: They do Bot crak or nat. “Forse X & EVA! _novi-ed ___Draprit. 477 Pennasiv became PRESS SHIELDS ILUTELY IMPERV1OUS. 188 ANNIE K. HUMPHREY, 430 10rm ST. N.w. ‘Makes Corsets to order in évery style and mate- rial, and guarantees perfect Sit and comfort. ER SPECIALTIES ARE— M French Hand-made Underclothing, Merino Underwear fd finest imported Hosters Patent Shoulder Braces, and all Drens Reform Goods. rach Corsets and. Buetles ‘Children’s Corsets and 1 Corset (Miss Hs own ) that for the price 18 unsurpassed . B.—French, German and EAL GARMENTS DYED AND ALTERED I the new and lanhiouable visite ad jacket. ra ‘repaired. Mufis taade.” At Miss CUNNI Hare TSO Suet news Nowicn, CONST ‘RS. E. McCAFFERTYS BONNET AND FRAME factory, formerly 1109 F st., has moved to norti- east corner’ 11th and G sts. Hasall the latest. fall Styles iu bonnet and hat frames. nba FRRENCE, DYEING, SCOURING AND DRY 120: EANING ESTABLISHMENT, eei205 NEW YORK AVENUE NORTHWEST, ing Dresses, thers Rid Glover, Blush. and Velvet “specialty ear’ Girmonte Dyed Cleaned aed red Ladier’ CAROLINE LERCH formety” wil Maison Yriese, Hue Rivolle, Paria. ‘TO pes. iG: A. Fischer and da . 520 13TH, COR F ST. HAND. some Suits, $5.00 up. "Reception Dresses and Weeding Trosseaus a? short notice. Coats, Wrape Tajoranade Suite Specialty.” Work and at guaran m" PIANOS AND ORGANS. kK K cK x kK Lsialdlatal UNEQUALED IN TONE, TOUCH, WORKMANSHIP AND DURABILITY. Special attention of Holiday Purchasers invited to the new ARTISTIC STYLES finished in designs of HIGHEST DECORATIVE ART. SECOND-HAND PIANOS: A fine assortment of Prominent makes at all prices. PIANOS FOR RENT. WM. KNABE & 00, az S17 Market Space. Do Nor Porcuase UNTIL YOU SEE THE EMERSON PIANO, thoroughly first-class instrument st a me- aot ‘Over 41,000 now in tne. Second-hand Pianos and Organs at prices from $10 0 $150. Sold on small monthly payments. Largest assortment of 5-cent Music in the city. HENRY EBERBACH, ape 915 F street. Eowaw F. Droor, 925 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Sole Agent for D PIANOS. from $75 to 019 8 ckertag’s fr ); Stel from from 835) Sy, Rake fg 3 ee eae Curtains, Crape Veils, | . ANTON & | NEW DECORATIONS IN ENGLISH TOILET SETS At very low prices, Novelties in Roysl, Worcester and other famed Ba- ropean productions for WEDDING PRESENTS. NEW CHRISTMAS GOODS daily arriving. WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, (China and Glass Importers, __1205 Pennsylvania avent P. Hassox Hiss & Co, i 815 15TH 8" HAVE ON EXHIBITION A FINE LINE OF WALL PAPERS. INEXPENSIVE PAPERS IN ART COLORS AND (CHOICE DESIGNS. FRESCO PAINTING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES DESIGNS ANS ESTIMATES FURNISHED. SPRCIAL LINE OF UPHOLSTERY AND DRAPERY GOODS OF ALL GRADES AND PRICES. BROCADES, PLUSHES, TAPESTRIES, VELOUR, 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, S15 15ch Street, au { | | | W. H. Hovorrox & Co 2214 F Sraser N. W. SEE OUR SPECIAL GOODS FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, FURNITURE AT LOWEST PRICES. CARPETS, ALL GRADES. UPHOLSTERY GooDs. SPECIALLY GOOD BARGAINS IN LACE CURTAINS. FURNITURE RE-UPHOLSTERED AT NOTICE WaLL PAPERS AND INTERIOR DECORATIONS. W. H. HOUGHTON & Co, oc2-3m_ Bis Cor Is Prices. PORTIERES AND Bay CURTAINS WAT We will begin Monday and offer our stock of Por PeERADL Mistry Curtatae ae early reticed prog EVERY CURTAIN HAS BEEN MAKKED DOWN. Porgieres ached wn to 810 go. do. 1214 Fat. do. do greatest offe q AlL-Siik Img eS all be ‘im a few. or “i Carpet, Furniture aud Upbolsts- _n7 Goo News: Goon News: FROM GROGAN'S INSTALLMENT HOUSE. | For all in need of FURNITURE, CARPETS, STOVES and HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS in general,as no one need be without @ well-furnished home be- cause they have not got the cash to spare. | We are determined to knock the bottom outof high | prices, and will sell Wereroome, ‘S01 Market space. GOODS ON INSTALLMENTS | AS CHEAP AS THEY CAN BE BOUGHT ELSE WHERE FOR CASH. | And wo make this extraordinary offer that customers: | can make their own terms in regard to payments, Come and see the langest store in the United Staten ‘Come and see the largest and inost varied stock to se- | lect from. you have posted yourselves on prices and terms elsewhere, and we will euarantee you that GROGAN'S INSTALLMENT HOUSE, (THE OLD RINK), ON NEW YORK AVENUE, BETWEEN 13TH AND 14TH STREETS N. W., 4s the place you were looking for. Come and be con- ‘Vinced that what we say are facts and no humbug. We and when you start to select a HEATING and COOK- ING STOVE be sure to call and inspect the lanrest assortment ever shown in this city. Also, LATROBES, Brick set RANGES, FURNACES, SLATE MANTELS, 4c, in great variety. In TIN WARE we keep the finest quality, which costs very little wore than the common. A call solicited. W. 8. JENKS & CO, 717 Tem Sreeer-N. SEWING MACHINES, &c. _ nothing excceds a SILENT WHITE SEWING MA- CHINE. Acknowledzed by experts as the finest ma chine extant for Laghtuess, Quietness, Speed, Perfect Work and Beauty of Finish. ‘The White is King. Be eure and see it. 4. F. McKENNY, Scle Agent, 427 Oth st. mw. J. B. RICHMOND, Manager of So RiGutveat Patan = "ata Mosr Userci ‘As Well as Ornamental. For Christmas Presents One of the Celebrated Light Running NEW HOME SEWING MACHINES. ‘The Greatest Variety Work Accomplished with Base. Cail at our office or seud for Catalorue of Samples 8. OPPENHEIMER & BRO, 528 Oth st. maw., St. Cloud building. a eee. 2a Wax Nor Give Yorr Wie one of those magnificent Silver Bound, hihly fipiabed in Ebony, Black Walnut and Nickel SILENT NEW AMERICAN, No. 7, ‘Sewing Machines as a holiday «aft. machine is furnished with ahandsome Morocca, metal bound ‘attachaents aS cach ‘Shirts to Order, 6 for $12. A perfect ft guacantesd, ELLERYS, 1337 F etrest. the Ebbitt House