Evening Star Newspaper, January 10, 1887, Page 4

2 LOCAL MENTION ‘The Weather. Orrice or Tae Cuier SIGwaL OFFICER, w Indications for Et INGTON, D. C., Jan. 10, 1887. Hours, Commencing at3 pn Today. or District of Colum! Delaware, Mary- lande Eastern Pennaviveni; New Jersey and Virginia, colder, northwesieriy winds, fair weather. A Cold Wave Coming. ‘A signal office bulletin Issued at 9:45 o'clock this ‘morning, says: Cold wave coming. The tempera- ture will probably fall 15 to 25 degrees in the next ‘36 hours, rag ts, general manager Racervep of Frank J. Tibbe National Mutual Life Association of Washington, ind doilars ($1,000) tn full payment ‘on the life of Mrs. Amne S. Cath- in Baltimore, ‘CAROLINE D. HoPerNs, Guardian, 232 EB.’ Pratt street. ‘mam HOLDER? For DW. Have You See Tm sale at Tappan's, 604 9th st New ENteurnisk.—New York Market, corner ait Tadiana sea, will be opened to the pub- jc Ou Monday, January 20th, by Messrs. B. E, Ein- Berta SL teaver, with. @ Mil supply of chotce Beet, lamb, veal, mutton, pork, smoked meats, fish, Oysters, game, Canned goods and vegetables of ali Kinds. "We both have had a practical experience feu Years in the business,and have everY facility Ket affords, at the lowest market prices. Your patronage is solicited. Orders promptly ealled for and delivered. Yours, respectfully, ephoue call—Se1-. | Ewwerr’ & Hoover. Warne Cax You aca Shakspeare table for Soc. Gluing chairs, 8252 ash ch ash chiffoniers, $8.75; lounges, high chairs and rockers, 40¢ pins, Drass umbre ash ‘wardrobes, $10 s desk attachment, $15.00; antique ash, $17. $0.00 walnut chamber’ sutte, $40.60; Tockers, $2.25; Walnut tables, $1.15; walnut parlor suites, $24.50. We quote only a few of the bar- Sains’ We sre offering. | We mean business. Will Continue selling until every dollar of the $5,000 sacritice 13 sold. Wu. Hi. Dox, 311 7th street northwest. ‘Marrnonrs Fann M11z, in sealed jars, 225 F st. nw. POWERFUL opera glasses. Hempler’s, corner 434. seven feet high, $5.00; valnut chiffoniers, with CITY AND DISTRICT. AtRavGH’s.—Robson and Crane in “The Merry Wives of Windsor Nartonat.—Boston Ideal Opera Company in Fra Diavoio. ‘Man sssas PaNonanta.—Day and evening. Witrarp Hatt.—Japanese Village. Harnis’.—“The World.” Kerwax's.—Varlety. Dow Meseew.—“The Bor Tramp. a Condensed Local nets Fatrebild, comm: n --in-chief of the order announcing or Logan and directing that Dae wut and post flies, badges and all eG. A. K be draped ta mourning for h Paxton, the oldest daughter of Parton, ormerty pastor of the New i Nicols, f of Baltimore, ene teved upon his duties as organist of St. Maithew's: ehureh, in this city, yesterday. Mrs. \unie Hubert, of New ‘orleans, a gnest of with her colored maid cobs, second-hand clothing deal- Sra king. er, has mace creditors to he fo lowing are named as charles W. Hardy, $100. Mr. L. E. Kobey, of East Washington, for eight ears connected With the Baltimore and Potomac Tallroad as brakeman and baggage master, Was This morning promoted to a conductorship. Members of the Bar—See special notice of meet- at Willards to-morrow. ‘he case of the government against John Clu- dester, of this city, Logan H. Root and others, to recover $175,000 alleged to Rave been paid on a ‘Star route mail contract for services rendered, comes up for trial in the United States court, at Little Rok, Ark. to-day. Bishop Paret confirmed a class of fourteen per- ‘sons at St. Marks’ P. E. chureh, on Capitol hill, yes- tentag morning and In. the evening conducted confirmation services at St. Luke’s P. E. church. ‘The Aqueduct Bridge. THE U. S. GOVERNMENT HAS THE RIGHT TO BUILD ON TUE VIRGINIA SHORE. To the Editor of Tux Evexine Stan: In Four issue of the 5th or 6th instant I noticed ‘an article stating that there was some doubt as to the right of the U.S. government to build the new dg on the Aqueduct site-landing on the VIr- sinia shot ‘The legislature of Virginia, about eight years ‘agu, passed ab act granting the U. S. government i necessary rights us to the landing and ap- aches toa proposed bridge. Last winter, be- fore the passage of the bridge bill, T found that the original act had expired by the five year limi tation “and tnmediately wrote to Hon. J. M. ‘Thorne, of Fairfax county, who had the’ bill enacted so that it stsmis oul for five years more, Go ahead with the bridge? ‘The Oid Dominion wii Lot stand in the way of this long-looked-for tree highway for her citizens to the capital of the United States, S.A. Cox. a ae Officers Elected. ‘The following ofticers have been installed forthe | eusutng term by Various tents of the independent ‘Onder of Rechabites: Friendship Tent No, 73—E. 8. vid T. Groves, C. R.; D_R.; Francis Fitzsimmons, Now 1 Guaiors)}—Harry Gardnér, C. R. line, D. Kz W. Mcvathran, P. . 2 FS; A. Rows, R.S.: C. Denham, 0. @.; Wm Crouthers, I. G.; C. Hoffman, Levite; senior om- cers—J. J. Murray, Cow Thomas Dunn, Treas.; del Emmons. Eagie Tent D.R., Herman Denhai ford;’Shep., J. J. Murray; Levite, Clifford MeDer- nott; LG. E "Maxwell; 0. G.’ Thomas Ciscle; Eras, 3.7 Cookses: Fins. 7. M. Downing: Rec! S.. Richant E. z LS. eR, ; delegate to High ent, James Loveléss; alternate, Willard Craw- ord. € oe Lodge, No. F., has elected and installed tie officers “for the ensut John B. W: Fisher, flnanetal ding secretary; Dr. .. Was elected trustee In 5 sed. Logan Fost, No. 2, Union Veterans’ nized Siturday’ night and the fol- sted Irving, colonel; J. C. jubcock, mas ere, chaplain; er; D.M. Hatoiin, A. Stewart, 0. G.! S.Willlanis, sen- un Edwin last meeting of Georg Thess ork, Who is Managing the Public Schools? ‘To the Editor of Tux EvesrNe Sra. an you inform your subscribers who 1s now muanaging the public schools? I haveason attend- tug & grammar school, and at the end of the year he must. go to work. I wish him to learn the ele- ments of bookkeeping and to get sufficient knowl. eige of the subject to enable bin te keep and. un derstand stmpie accounts. Oue ot the trustecs Tells me that the course of st Keeping to be taught In the ue aids that he has untaar Schools, but Lo power to have it taiight under the present arrangement. The teacher of Ihe school telis Ine he is willing to teach book- Sceping, but Superintendent Powell has instructed LIM not to do so, and says th study now except’ such as ki Teachers from week to week. T as had nO course of study pi of tesehers. To whom shall we of our grievance? a Heal Estate Sales. Absalom Batrd et al. have transferred to Eliza W. Cullen sub lot 5, fronting by 120 on the north side of K street, between 14th street snd Vermont avenue, for $18,000. T. arm rred to W. A. Stewart sub fronting each 13 by 70 feet ‘a.G,H. North Capitol and ere i$ nO COUTse Of doles out to the * superintendent rinted for the use look for a redress PARENT. ew nets east, for $4 Fanster has been ade to John c. ; Wilson, for Sens rt of lot 1, MF street, - 4565, ( pewoen, b ers, have sold 1 “tor $a: umbia road tor Charles A. Sch 5, iu square attest extended, James M. Johnston has bought of Rudolph Gold. schinid, Suh > by 106, feet on the 19th streets northwest, 4. dobuson has sold to f [Advertiaement j A Printers Blunder. Ju advertising our special ssie of 1:¢0vercoats in the Sunday Post the sraph w read “yoo De setter made o We Intended to say was - Me Intended to say as “hes were good values a each, now $15.” ‘The “typo” must have Vested $15 1m of thew overtonts aint, bosuratag enthused over his great bargain. took upon Mime Self to say they were worth gz) ese, pon hime course they are not, bh ulus and yoing lively. fag'the entire neek. glorious bar- The “sale continues dar- Saks & Coupaxy, man, 1925 Penn. froth in front of —J. Rollins, 160 ¥ 2, from is ‘chicken “0.-—Geo. Seggers, so Saturday ni ‘Were iriglteued off Uy tue lumates of the bode a rattan | Who left last Thursday night, tak- | L for the benent of his | Schwart, of New York, 3500; | alne for $75, wow $15." What | cee 2 y ii THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, .'D. C., MOKDay, i JANUARY 10, 1887, POSTSCRIPT. DISTRICE DAY IN THE HOUSE. The School Bill ‘Traction Railroad Bill Taken Up. The House took up the consideration of District matters at 2 o'clock this afternoon. ‘The school hoard bill was passed, without division, in a few minutes. Mr. Hopkins made an attempt to pre- vent consideration of the bill, and Mr. Springer moved to recommit It, but neither could get any support, and there were probably not more than half a dozen votes against the passage of the bill. THE TRACTION RAILROAD BILL was then taken up in committee of the whole and ite consideration postponed until January 26. EASTERN BRANCH BRIDGE BILL PASSED. ‘The bill appropriating $110,000 for the construc- tion of a bridge across the Eastera branch at the point where Pennsylvania avenue and Kentucky avenue meet, where there was a bridge prior to 1814, when the British destroyed 1t was passed. ANOTHER BILL PASSED, ‘The Senate bill to regulate the sale of property in the District of Coiumbia for taxes was bext taken up. This bill was passed In three minutes. The Mil to exempt from taxation the Coreoran art gallery and ocher property held forthe benent of this gallery was then taken up in comumlttee of the whole. BRICKLAYERS Convention of the oo IN CONFERENCE. ternational Union drew. ‘The twenty-first annual convention of the Briek- layers and Masons’ International union convened this morning at the Naflonal Rifles’ hall. some of the delegates from distant points have not yet arrived, but the secretary, Mr. Thomas O'Dea, said that so farsome one hundred and twelve dele- gates had reported. Secretary O'Dea and Treas- urer Murray occupied the side tables on the plat- form and were kept busy, as the delegates came 4n, recetving their names and their money. About ten o'clock Commissioner Webb, who had been in- Vited to make the address of welcome, accom- panied by Mr. Dennis Ferry, of the local unton, entered the hall and soon afterwards Mr. Alex- th, the president, called the conven- Hon to one, “At nistrequest Sir Perry introduced Mr. Webb to the anaience, Who was received with applause. COMMISSIONER WEBB'S ADDRESS OF WELCOME. ‘Mr. Webb then made a brief but very hearty and graceful speech of welcome. He sald that it ‘Was one of the pleasant privileges of his office to their sentiments on occasions like this. In the name of the citizens of the District he welcomed the members of the convention to the capital city, and he assured them that this weleome was noi one of words merely, but of sentiment. The citi- zens here, continued’ the Commissioner, are glad to know that their city ts becoming the choice of lanze bodies as the place for their annual gather- ings. He welcomed them to this city, nof as sight seers and visitors mereiy, b ~ as hay ing. a for a great purpose, to consider questions of gra ance in regard the relations between apital and tahor. sign of the times that the discussion: tion of these questions had been remitted vo the practical Workingmen of the country. The day for learned essays and profound theories on this subject had passed away, and these questions are | coming into the hands ‘of men who are able to them. He wished them God speed in carry- | ing out this great purpese of their meeting. He ‘hoped that they would bring calmness and judg- ment to their discussions and that they would be actuated by motives having in view the general Wellare of Workingmen throughout the country. He assured the delezates, in conclusion, of the most cordial treatment and most unbounded | hospitality on the pert of the citizens here. COMMISSIONER WEBB APPLAUDED. | The delegates were delighted with the cordial hearty words of the Commissioner and evinced thelr appreciation by loud and long applause. After it had ceased, President Darragh expressed for the members of the convention their thanks for the kind welcome as uttered by Commissioner | Webb, and for the attentions received from the members of the local unions. They had met, he ‘said, for the purpose of facilitating the business of the order and for the enactment of such laws as ‘would do justice to all. In response to the expres- sions of hospitality he would that the first business of the convention was the attention to {the purposes for Which they had come together, after which they could enjoy themselves. Upon the conclusion of these opening addresses Comunissioner Webb withdrew, but not before a resolution of thanks to him, offered by Secretary O'Dea, Was carried with great unanimity. COMMITTEE ON CREDENTIALS. ‘The president then announced the following committee on credentials: S.J. Peckett, No. 3, Onto; E. Spormeum, No. 11, New York; T. E. Hell- yer, No. 1, Connecticut; T. Haskamp, No. 2, Ken- tucky; M. Long, No. 2, West Virgiuta; W. Dakin, No. 2, New Jersey; C. W. Seagar, No. 1, Massachu- setts; J. Scarborough, No. 1, Indiana; P. L. Mor- gan, No. 1, Tennessee. | Pending'a report of this committee an adjourn | ment was liad until 2 o'clock. to hold two sessions each day and ing sessions during the entire weel Un adjourning Saturday night. ‘THE DELEGATES PRESENT. The following are the names of the delegates who were present today: Colorado—Norman | Travers; Connecticut—J. F. Lawler, T. E. Hellyer, | W. Westland, E. Casey, J. D. Malcolm, M. Sullivan. | and R. J. Teele; ‘Indiana—J. Scarborough and G.D- nd considera i robably even- the conven- Fisher; Iowa- dA. T. Dowling; tucky— Theodore " Haskamp;" Maryland— Webster, G. W. Marshall and James A. Geddes; Massachlusetts—Chas. W. Seagar: J. Longeway. J. OCouner, C. B. Macomber ‘and F. Foster; Mi igan-e. Hoskin, J.P Jenkins and P. J. Connell; innesota—E. Christian, W. A. Maxwell, John ‘Sheake, G. Henderson and W. E. Finn; Missouri— 3. Powers W. Peel, Martin Naughton, J. Stem- | mer and George Naegel; Nei -R. Holmes, ‘nd Chas. McGrady; New Jersey—M. Manning, Wm, Dakin, J. F. Hourigan, C. Wiison, W. P. Cox, D. B. Paul, B.C. Collins, J. H. Matthews, P. Healy, Henry McLarney and James Boyle; New York—M. J. Murray, H. O'Donnell, James Mc- Namee, M. Conroy, Richard Moore, Hi. McGuigan, John ie. H. O. Cole, J.J. Donnelly, KR. Mat- thews, J. H. Riley, H. schuitz, John Heliman, W. H. Hanon, W. Klein, F. Sporiman, J. Mahoney, P. HL Brazill, J. A. Ernst, J. Muller, H. Reiman, J. Malley, H. “McDowell, Wm.’ Heany, Wm. H- Fisher, J. C. Geminder, Wm. Purcell and Thomas Penders; Ohio—Wm.’ H. Stevenson, M. Curry, A. B. Cassidy, 8. J. Peckett, John E: Thomas, W. Sch, R. “Hil ‘and Nelli Boyle; Ontarlo— John Pocock, Andrew McCormick and Burt Screa- tons. Pennsylvania, J. P. Carr, J. Whyte, J. C. sill- ler, J. H. Stalnecker; ‘Rhode Island, J. Mulitda and J. Garrity; South Carolina, J. D. Fiynn; ‘Tennes- $60, W; Vaughn and P. 'T. Mongan;, Ving B. & Ragiand, J. K. Greene and_N. C. "Hamilton! West Virginia, €. i. Simith, J. R. Butts and M! Loug; Distriet of Columbi, J.T. Lynch, D. Ferry and X. Davis: Virginia, R. ‘Burroughs, J. E. stout and T. B. Sikes; Massachusetts, J. Harrington, and D. Graham: W. Virginia, A. D. Boyd; visiing delegates from Phiiad’a, ‘4. MAGili and P. D. Brown, THE AFTERNOON SESSION. At the afternoon session the ¢ ommittee on ere- dentials made thelr report and then It was an- nounced that the convention was regularly or ganized for business. ‘The accredited Ust of dele gates is given above. Amonz the questions that will come up for con sideration are the relations of the international union tothe Kuights of Labor and the hours of labor. A CONSTELLATI night. ir, cn -_—— of novelties at Kernan’s to- the Monopedes—Adet, —see. Elijah Babbitt, the oldest resident of Erie, Pa., and Who Was a ‘member of Congress from 1858 to | Ime, died at Erie, Sunday, In bis 92d year. Bae Rescertox IN THE PRICES OF DRY GOODa. ASTRAKHAN CLOTH, pure wool,one yard wite Rages tog oe a PURE WOOL ‘CHUDDA SERGE, wide double width, Sosa Seow DRESS GOODS, extra width, reduced Extra Large Size WHITE WOOL BLANKETS, re- Pas CAMEL'S HAIR HOME-SPUN DRESS GOODS, wide donble width, wool, reduced to 45¢, PANO COVERS, handsome! ROYAL SERGE: beautitul dress goods, wide double fold, 12 yards for $2. COLORED and iC VELVETS, #1. | ORED: Silks, VEEVETS SAN ise and hae ance Dress Goods. "Bargains iti BLACK und COLOKED s Beach si RIPED SILK VEL VETS, $1.25. pe Ra ae Reseda ce ees aa pee ag oan | Towels, worth | rowels, worth Sivor one of our fares Belial Quilts, worth ‘21-50. presented 10 each ¢ | tance who buys g0 wortivot DryGooda” *°™ SU A RRR TITT ERE RRR Oo BE, THT BRE BRE, F885 A zoe Ree Sas kee RR 8ss8 5 H. Suxewer & Sos, MATTERS AND FURRIERS, 1237 PeneevLvaxia AVEXCE, REDUCTION IN PRICES, | SEAL SKIN SACQUES, VISITES, JACKETS AND ULSTERS. Seal Pink Sacqnes, sizes 3°, 34, 820. Heanovanrens FOR FAVORS FOR THE GERMAN. ‘Many styles never before seen in this country. GAMES, GAMES, GAMES. HOME AMUSEMENTS, HOME A EVENING PASTIMES. Extensive Dealer and Manufacturer of WORSTED AND KNIT GooDs. ENFANT OUTFITS, cH. RUPPERT, 903-405 7th st. aw, - as ‘To-day —Commissioner Webb's Ad-| be called upon by his fellow citizens to express | He regarded It as a healthy | Tt is the intention | fay A MURDEROUS BLOW. ‘irginia Farmers Skull Crushed by & Negro Desperado, Correspondence of TH F'VENtNo Star. ‘WooppRipGE, Pr. Wa. COUNTY, Va. Jax. 0.—There ismuch excitement about here In consequence of a murderous attack on Mr. Danlel Williamson, a re- spected farmer of this county, by Oscar Johnson, ‘a negro desperado. Mr. Williamson having some ‘Wood tovcut, engaged several colored men, among them Johnson, Who now turns out to be a peni- tentiary convict, who received his discharge from the Richmond prison but a few weeks before. The deed was committed in Mr. Wiliiamson’s kitchen on Thursday night last. It ts not known that ‘there was any provocation, for Mr. Williams has not spoken since and there was no witnesses to the act. Johnson struck his victim from behind a tremendous (a Sie an axe, crusbing in the rear part of the il. Johnson at once made his ney ae Mr. Williamson Was found senseless on the , and being moved to his bed Dr. Esch was called and, subsequentiy, Dr. Powell of Alexan- dria. ‘Trepanning was determined on as the only hope of saving Mr, Williamson's life and that has been performed. Mr. Williamson has since con- un ‘Very low and at this writing is reported to be just alive, —_—_ AN AssioxwexT.—An assignment has been made by Hart Cohen of his goods and chattels at 1007 7th street northwest, io Harry King, for the bene- At of creditors, Preierences are made of Adolph Bear, $300; W. H. Dunk- King, $67: avi CITY ITE h Extraordinary Inducements, ‘The special discount sale at R. Goldschmid's, (PRANELE € Co, mecessors,) 812 7th street north. | West, Is stfil in progress, and those In want of Housefurnishing Goods, China and Glassware, Pic- ture Frames, Rags, &¢., will find It to thelr ad- vantage to visit our establishment while this sale Js in progress, | Read the following, and be con- Vinced of the extraontinary bargains which can be | obtained: | 20 per cent dlseount,on Decorated Dinner Sets, Snn-Axxcat Saez BEGAN THIS MORNING AND WILL CONTINUB VISITES, SHORT WRAPS and NEW KETS will be sold regardless of COST, 2s we must ME! Reve peer Sita Lone cea § W. W. BURDETTE&C GREAT SEMI-ANNUAL SALE’ ‘THIRTY DaYs. ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF CHOICE DRY GOODS iAND CARPET- INGS AT COST. ‘LADIES’ " WRAPS LESS THAN COST. $6,000 worth of Remnants, Odds and Ends at one- third their value, including Remnants of Silks, Satins, Velvets, Plushes and Black and Colored Drees Goods of every description. READ TBE FOLLOWING AND COME AND SEE THE PRICES. BLACK AND COLORED SILKS, VELVETS, CASH- CLOTH SUITINGS OF ALL KINDS. BLEACHED AND BROWN TABLE DAMASK, TOWELS, BED COMFORTS, BED QUILTS. BLANKETS, FLANNELS, CANTON FLAN} BLEACHED AND BROWN SHEETINGS, MERES. td. HAMS AND CALICOES AT COST. or aa LADIES’ GENTS’. AND CHILDREN’S 'MRHIHO UNDERWEAR, AND LADIES’, GENTS’ AND CHILDREN'S HOSIERY, GLOVES AND HANDKERCHIEFS AT COST. LADIES’ SEAL PLUSH, ASTRACHAN and CLOTH ‘MAR- have more room for our SILK and VELVET DEPART- T. CARPETING, OILCLOTHS, RUGS, MATS, &e. Best Lowell and Hertford Ingrains, Roxbury, Tapes- try Brussels, Bigelow and Hartford Body Brussels and. Velvet Carpets AT COST. Smyrna Velvet and Tapestry Rugs and Mats at cost. ONE PRICE. ALL GOODS WARRANTED AS REP- RESENTED. W. W. BURDETTE & co, 8-3t Nos. 928 7th st. and 700'HsE Aw. Corner Pennsylvania avenue and 11th street, has | Plenty of the finest kinds and brands of Salt Water Oysters, Canvass-Back Duc to 7 pounds, to the pure genuine Diamond Back Terrapin; none to equal these on the continent. 1 | Choice Rose Just received, Will be 1 to suit, N. T. METZGER & BRo., 417 7th st. nw, | Oolong, Gunpowder and Japan Tea | At Soe. per pound. It will please you. be N.T. METZGER & BRO. | 417: 7th st. hw. Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morning and delivéfed in 3; ib, “Ward” prints, 50c, per Ib. Also, Cottage Chéese and Buttermilk; ‘Sweet MILK Se. per quart. Cream 15¢. ___ BUSINESS CHANCES. _ POR SALE-THE CONTENTS OF AN ELEGANT we n e unieimied, at Ft ‘and newly furnished house, about sixtecn resis, Tocated, near two lites of cars, beautiful Fools, Modern improvements, couvenient fo foverninent de, artuentg: moderate rent; teria casy good reason for felling. ro WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO. Ancts oe Cor: 10ih ahd Pennsylvania ave, SALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF s; Bakery and Confectionery. Alsc. sarket Stand 7a Sas ne ener. AeIOSe IR AALE A FIRST-CLASS GROCERY STORE, the horthwest, doing an excellent business and mocked with fresh aiid starle erocerice toiher it Spitou sale codiee mile. eeaon for walline owner's intelitiou to leave ei Btar office. ii = being if (Adjoining Sun Building.) UNG MAN WHO CAN CONTROL sow Real Estate office ations daily tations daily’ rece ‘daily revelpts FE pts 00. Gree 60; Tobacco el E tay. Gand up. Mertzece Bonils are secured realestate in and. trouna Ouiha. Nelrats Case isaloan inade exceeding. forty perc alge ofthc morte pronerty Ts | aiitsc cf Une compauy atid the Cheriical tional Bank is sufficient to recommend these securt | | Hes to the conadetce of comsezvatiy investors, Ki Wasiingtou Agent, Real Estate and Loan Broke: T418 F st. nie, Nashiatén or Vicinity 973 Acres of Lad in the orange belt, Orange county, Fiorids, uear St, John's river and a few miles ilroad. Address Fo: ver and. fe dna aon Box 4-60" R SALE-HOTEL OF 20 ROOMS, IN FIRST- class condition for business, cood 1: peeeriniog i Naing ay au co ae Btar office. Sad-lwe 1OR —SHOE STORE; GOOD STAND: LEAD- | tree 83200) iHome ‘and Garnage oapsate , Address SHOES, star office. ais. oe | JROR SALE OR EXCHANGE—A RARE CHANCE is “Chamber « f Mets ~ « White China, 2 = bad cae White Glassware. - ‘uspadores, 20 Decorated Gnina ware. =| Ocr New Years Procamation: 20 « RUES. ING’S PALA ee, Sabot oe Valises, GREAT CLOAK AND MILLINERY SLAUGHTER! 3084 « Albums and Fram 2; o Naaman Ee e8, wg gyronc a8 ons poner ee pee neh je uch Baya ‘Giogunt “Berlin loth New: a « “ Cutlery. ee re Brushes ot ai kinds, wigy gS you can buy © Silk FurLined Circular, Bote! bed in and Iron Ware, nice Boucle Jacket, wort! Remember: The above discounts are for a few | 93," 75 you can buy & 2 = days only. 1 | "For 95 you can buy s Boucle Visite, worth $10. or 86 you c Town Liebe aeckets wteth Sib ar a Plush Visite, worth #18, Minnesota patent process flour guaranteed the or S15 son, Ba? . best, at the lowest price. ‘N.T. MMTZaEN & BRO. mfor $15 fou.can Duy 8 Seal Plush ‘Visite, fur trim- ry 417 7th st. nw. | "Fer ge you can buy an clevant Seal Plush Visite, ct FE gee beaver ball trimming, worth $38, Harvey's, For #17 you can buys uice Flush Coat, worth $25, seal fastenings, wort worth #40. OVER 1,000 CHILDREN'S AND MISSES’ COATS TO See tr Pebbi jold $5, opticians, 487 Penna, | Worth 810. 4A} cee seca 3 | _ All Coats for Misses, sold formerly at @16 and $18 ees will now be soldat 100ml. PALA Flowers, particularly ti Buy your fosave your mone; importat: “ Hon, daily income $7 438 F st.nw. Db. nAMEY. | | QaFE INVESTSENSsix PERC AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING DAMAGED BY iS TEED BY THE Hon. STAIN diate Treawmnes Co on. AU N, date ‘Treamier : Interest. and pul Guarantecd and bad SMORE. fil Bauk of New York. HAS EVER BEEN OFFERED. For #23 you cam buy a lovely Seal Pith Cost, real For 825 you cau buy tho finest Seal Plush Coats, SLAUGHTERED! you can buy an elezunt Child’s Coat, from ‘yopican buy lovely Children's Coats, ages years, 3 you can buy Children’s Coats, ranging years. n can buy clegant Children’s Coats, fully b in necd of Cloaks for Ladies, Misses and Children OW is, ur chance. Don't miss to go to KING'S cE, S14 7th street, OUR GREAT MILLINERY SALE. We have been fortunate to close the entire stock of lane manufactory from New York of Fine French It Hats, only desirableand leading shapes and colors, ch we will sell ut O0 cents. sour chvice. Also Our ‘utire stock of el dren's Hats, trimmed and Toc. We bave ouly afew Unrimulense stock of Burda Winer Tee lunes will Le told, some 48 low as 15,17, 10 and elegant cents, FLOWERS. Me,have, just received a largo display of y,fine Freuch Bouquets for even 2, 25 and 331 cents only, Don't buy assortment. It will pay you a; KING'S PALACE if Fou wish ‘rench Pattern Hots of our own ai #25 will now be offered at 8a only. All are Invited to Our New Year's Clearing Sale, yore of those elegant Felt - weet. at 17, ‘you have nee id Glo if. KING'S PALACE, 814 Soventh Street n.w. FIRE! FIRE! FIRE!!! t $20,000 WORTH OF MEN' , YOUTH'S, BOYS! GOODS MUST BE CLOSED OUT AT ONCE. } THE BEST CHANCE TO GET BARGAINS THAT | THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING COMPANY, CORNER 7TH AND G STREETS. DRY _ GOODS. LADIES’ GOODs. HOUSEFURNISHINGS. SS —— = = > — = ee BOOK STORE IN THE WORLD, > AM EOLD & Gos a7 Roe erget, Plage? Srrouz Cuzanrse Sure Muze L. P. Seaxwener, Deconaten Toner Sere Bs, ‘Catalogue sent free to any: sein the ‘6 pr tertay oe E or Lene Street, Baltimore, shiaainiy etn in ‘this several C. LANCASTER: Has opened here at 1110 F et. nw. bet. 11th and 12th she aye Btationcey, Hobtes! ROME ina Cathotc | ARS PRESS GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES. | vts.a handsome assortment of French Bounets and | NEW DECORATIONS IX ENGLISH TOILET SETS lowest prices, k3-20 _ ‘Hats, carefully selected by her sister. who is now in At very low prices, ‘We have reduced the prices of all our Pattern Dresses, | Paris: alsos choice selection of Evening and Recep- Worcester New Yur as shdoffer decided barmine in fashionable goods. Ws | tion Bonnets NB—Ordere promptly attended to, | ben meunene for “an tent oa, HRA are oe ae 3 ‘B00! si ees srery ene 30 ‘HELPS FRENCH DRESS GOODS age SUL LWA 5 BROS: AX FASHIONABLE WEDDING PRESENTS. SUNDAY SCHOOL, ip iuoderate. Cloaks snd wryitan)islty" Begect | NEW CHRISTMAS GOODS daily arriving. a39_ SYNGAS BORSELL. Bookacior oierath at, | im ticity, and offer choice goods at tempting prices | f6af,uderte. Claas sod Party Se scueehec seman THE NEW YEAR.—PELOUBET'S & Fs s 3 % “i Notes on the International Leesgas fr tecr, | HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR INGREAT VARIETY. | ()poc1.4 "Tire W EEK (China and Glass Importers incepta Lesson, Commentary for 1887: All’ the | The greatest bargain ever shown in Barnesly Table era Lemon a Lesson Papers ne for TEE? FY | Damanks and large Size Napkine. Having closed «| EXCLUSIVE STYLES IN GOODS FOR EVENING | a1 Penneyivania evenge, Salondare: ‘ew Year's Cards. ™ sy Jarge lot from an importer to great advantage we, are WEAR. Eogeving pod. enue ae re ae. offering goods at $1.50 worth - P. H H & SS ee Paper Towels, Sheetings and Fillow Linens o SBamson Sites Co. ‘The best for ng Torey at & sors, — 4. C. HUTCHINSON, IMPORTER. $15 15TH 8T, amt 4257 t_| one price. — HAVE ON EXHIBITION A FINE LINE OP ‘Wruertrxa Paren, _#s 2 aL CLOAK DEPARTMENT. WALL PAPERS x PRINTING PAPER, Suxs, Vexvers Axo Gavzes. wake INEXPENSIVE PAPERS IN AKT COLORS AND WRITING PAPER, SEATON PERRY, a CHOICE DESIGNS. Of all kinds. ENVELOPES, CARDS: CARD HOARD, PAPER BAGS, Afull line of BLANK BOOKS, ih Sizes and tal BLANE BOOKS for Banksesd Corporations ‘Manila Paper and Paper Bags printed at short notice. E. E. RIDER, 314 8th st. nw. iN Pennsylvania: Telephone rss.5, SF ‘seam 1887. W. H. MORRISON, 475 PA. AVE., AND N. ¥. AVE. AND 15TH 8T., Has just opened one of the largest and best selected stocks of Christmas and New Year presents in the city. ‘His selection of decorated Books is the finestever offered in Washington. as A Fou Loe Or Bussz Boozs ‘TRIAL BALANCE BOOK! TE Ee Se BOCs scone, LETTER-COPYING B00! SCRAP and INVOICE Ki GROCERS’ and BUTCHERS’ ORDER KS. WRITING TABLETS and ENVELOPES, all sizes. ‘CARDS Engraved and Printed. EASTON & RUPP, 411-3m_ Stationers. cor. Penn. ave, and 13th st.n.w. Casr Boors Cure P. APER in cloth, milt, 53 kinds, ‘The cheapest Albums in the: ‘The Home, twelve mos., uniform in size and st; a snd envelopes, 24 sheets enrelopes to mately only: 10c. box aa Receiving svods daly at JOHN C PARKER'S, ool 617 and 619 7th street n, Tersrsa Tue New Lear. WHAT A MODEL HUSBAND RESOLVED TO. SWEAR OFF. “Mary,” eaid a Washington husband, “what shall swear off this year? You know that last year to Please you I swore off smoking, and I kept my swear.” “Well, John. Idon't know what youcan swear off this year. You don’t drink, you don't chew, you don't gamble, you don’t swear, you don't go to the lodze every nicht, you don't flirt—at least, I never caught you at it-you don't speculate in stocks, you don't want an office, you don't come home cross, you don’t want to meddle with the cooking, you dou’t sneak off alone to the theater and try to make me believe you were sitting up witha sick friend. In fect, John, I don’t know what new teaf you can turn, unless it’s to stop being #0 extravagant about clothing.” “Me extravagant, Mary! Pahaw! No,I liketo look ‘well, that’s all.” “Say, Jol id you ever try VictorE. Adler's Ten Per Cent Clothing House?" “No, but I've heard it very hich who buy there tell me that it i clothing honse in Washington.” “Well, John, suprose you discard high-price tailors for a whileand try Adler’s Ten Per Cent CI8thing House. Ikuow that by buying there you can dress just ss vellas you do row, and at half the expense ‘Vill you promis” ‘Mary, I tiiuk you are right. Adler's goods y spoken of. Those fhe best and cheapest | tainly stylish and well made and sold very low.” VICTOR ©. ADLER'S, TER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. STRICTLY ONE PRICE. 927 AND 929 7TH STREET NORTHWES: Open Saturdays till 11 pan. cry Bexsows Carcixe Porous Prasren, HIGHEST AWARDS OF MEDALS IN EUROPE AND AMERICA. ‘The neatest, quickest, safest and most powerful rem- edy known for Rheumatism, Pleurisy, Neurslxia, Lum- ‘ago, Backache, Weakness, Colds in the Chest and all | aches and pains, Endorsed by 5,000 physicians and druggists of the highest repute. promptly relieve and cure where other plasters end kreasy salves, linaments and lotions, are sbsolntely Benson's Plasters { | ~ ae ‘useless. Beware of imitatior inder similar sounding | BiBokig atherwiee vccuried. 1 omer tio “butounae u bas “Capsicum,” “Cayucin.” “Czpsicine.” | Brick Wonka Yor ale or ‘cxebaiure: siluated. tess th they aro utterly” worthless and intended to decive. | Siig, Vaseapactin tron dourte'bes Sane? | Prorure Francs, Ask for BENSON'S and take no others. All druggists. | Srick per leleney of lay for ten “or Avieca | years; machinery all in wood j Bales S194 at nuistion, 3 OF NONPA- reil rtion to onr very large and ne Gilt Trane warranted Anice 8x10 Gilt Erin SEABURY & JOHNSON, Puornierons, Eee a Mente Tipe, italy oa hs Geog meer ARIS | ja5-w.eam.om Now York | alrabto. they are it sood eoudition, andesite df Me: | an the Lollowit sdaeg | cellent etrice tr we oF thres ‘rarsun as teyer at | Be LS sold cheap bulk. Ad- i | dress THE EVENING STAE NEWSPAPER. COS L U UI 688s Washington, Dic aso re hore E 8 88 Ui ss IRE ATTENTION OF INVESTORS ISCALLED TO | siz in Walnut, Oak: Bronze, Gilt and Fisted, | E 8 8U big 8 the opportunities tor spend urofits at | Ork, Gilt and Plush, &e. i LLLL 00 uu Ht Sss¥ the GOGEBIC TRON SINT A colpari. |, Ol prices are acknowledzed by every one to be very | ran Ro resee RA tateamtegta tn October, IND, | Jon wi Whetve yout an idea hd Tow weal! Bice | ‘ Se ce eee raiues, all’ conpletes with ad BD : af — | cur ene BRE, (00, ERR BOD, EEE RRR ERE BRR, Val N | Asutana, = Dy. Tron Kin’ | Suuilar opportanitics’ atin ¢: | not two years old, and m | Call for Information on HULL & 4, Glover building, 1419 F st. m. w. veloped. | Heb | atin | Aen ih Mat, at ‘ CENTS. i \ il a very lange td h assortment of d \Hene: | adPene dilemma mpnanavemme mar tanent of deen of Final Bronse bee Gilt, or all Bronze Frames, all beau: | THE COOL WAVE. | wn gion 1 | Sep,std 8 CEN’ Four needle are alive. You do not have to be told | 5 ° re 2 wl to satisfy thew. The variety, beauty and al. | “ ence of the stock of Clothing at OS | aS KGsan fui You sleo witha wide Gut Frame, 10 e110. VLiOK OAK HALL, CORNER 10TH AND F STREETS, | | =e Is known by everybody. and in order to reduce an un- | ee ‘usually large stock prices have been cut regardless of | 428 312 Abr * cont or value. E Foo" STABLISHED 1811. Good Heavy Overcoats reduced to $4.50. Heavy Storm Overccats reduced to $7.50. — bi Chinchilla Overcoats reduced to 96.50. CHOICE OLD safingst Chinchilla Overcoats (the Montagnac) reduced . Www un olipsSgreacion st Sener overstate | we HHH Ble Bue Hae Fine Kersey Surtouts reduced from #20 to $15. WW oR BH a8 BRB E ” | , Bouble-breasted Chinchilla Coats and Vests at 87.50 ie eae ‘A full line of Business and Dress is. MILD, MELLOW AND DELICIOUS. == * ized rally 53 percent ee — : Fine Black Broadcloth Suits,couble-breasted, at 820, | The ‘medicinal Worth 835. from finest growth ordige tite aseuen Full Dress Suits (Swallow-tail Costs) from $20 up. FOR BoYs—4 To 18 the Medical Facult; to vince it Sinterta Medica, R xRE OG OFS D DHE ERE FE RRR ROOF DDE R RE RR R 00 ERE DDD FEE R R EKER & 18 NOW SHIPPING A DEY OHAMPAGNE ‘TO THE UNITED STATES KNOWN AS THE GRAND VIN SEC, WHICH I8 OF THE SAME HIGH GRADE AS THE “CARTE BLANCHE,” | until needed. j Workmanship for which our Underwear has gained a { most modern approved desiisns. (Gvocesson To Penny & BnoTHEn), HAS OPENED A LARGE LINE OF “FAILLE FRAN- CAISE” IN BLACK, WHITE AND ALL THE NEW SUPERB STOCK OF LYONS SATIN DUCHESSE. RHADAMES, MASCOTTE, GROS GRAIN AND SCRAH SILKS IN BLACK WHITE AXD. ALL : CAISI BLACK AND ALL THE MOIRE FRANCAISE IN BI NEW COLORS. INE! IN AND SILVER BROCADED N GOLD AX SATINS FOR DRESS FRONTS AND PANELS. LYQN'S BLACK AND COLOKED ALL-SILK VEI- E: om wai BLACK AND COLORED GERMAN SILK VELVETS at 81.25 te 8, NEW SEANISH AND CHANTILLY LACE FLOUNC- NOVELTIES IN SILK GAUZES, BRUSSELS NETS NEW CHERE OE, “CHINES, INDIA SILKS AND NEW SILK MULE SILK HOSIERY. TREFOUSSE & PELINOTS RID GLOVES “@QhEAT BARGAINS” IN BROCADE VEL' aT Sr. Former prices $5 and 86. “LOWEST” PRICES" ON TMPOUTED. SrRARS, JACKE’ NEWMARKETS, CIRCULARS, PLUSH SAGE! ES AND VISITES. “SPECIAL OF s ERING” OF BLACK AND COLO! JERSEYS at $1.50 each. Former prices were 50 to BS. PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES. SEATON PERRY, Peary BUILDINo, ‘Pennsylvania ave., cor. 9th: ] Entablished 1840. ee Thitsioxs mS Nor RB: DUCED IN PRICES. ‘Having a larger stock than usual of FANCY ILLUSION we have rednced the prices, and are offering new and effective goods at very low rates, Etabroidered Hlu- sions, reduced to $2.50 from #3. Chenille Iusions, re duced to $1.50 from &2. Gold and Silver Spot Dn: sions, reduced from $2 to $1.50. Full line of White and Colored Ilasions in all shades, Cotton Mechlin Netts, all colors, Gautier’s All-silk VELVETS, reduced to $5 per yard. Finest goods ever shown in this city. Moire Francais SILKS, in all colors. ‘High Novelties in SILKS and VELVETS. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Crosse Ovr Satz. QE PRICE, WE HAVE A LOT OF HOLIDAY GOODS LEFT OVER WHICH MUST BE CLOSED OUT, AND WE | ARE OFFERING THEM AT PRICES THAT MUST MAKE THEM MOVE. 5c, $1.00; WORTH DOUBLE THE MUFFLERS, GLOVES, TIDIES AND FANCY TOWELS AT 25 PER CENT REDUCTION. CLOAKS AT HALF PRICE. DRESS GOODS, BLANKETS, LAP ROBES AND HORSE BLANKETS AT A HEAVY REDUCTION. REDUCED PRICES IN EVERY LINE. JOHNSON & LUTTRELL, 713 MARKET SPACE. spunce & Bio. FIFTH GRAND ANNUAL MUSLIN AND CAM- BRIC UNDERWEAR SALE. It is with feelings of great confidence that we nounce our Fifth Annual Sale of Ladies* and Chil dren's Muslin and Cambric Underwear. ‘The unvarying and immense success of our previous sales hes induced us to make greater preparations than ever, and wiile we offer goodsut greatly reduced prices we have maintained the excellence of quality and | reputation of which we are justiy proud. ‘We will from MONDAY, January 10th, devote the | half of our second floor to display Garments of the Astest approved designs. Included in this sale is a manufacturer's entire pro- duction of this season, who, to uve a common Pp’ wae"hard up.” We made un offer, wiih, t Tidicvlous, was accepted. We sre consesnently «1 abled to sell you COTTON UNDERWEAK at suc Prices that it will pay you to buy now aud lay aside ‘We have divided the Entire Stock into three lots. LOT 1 WE WILL SELL AT 48¢. In this Jot ere goods worth from G0c. to $1. This includes Drawers, Chemise, Skirts, Gowns aud Corset Covers, first-class workmanship ad cut to the latest approved patterns, LOT 2 WE WILL SELL AT 74c. Included in this lot are goods worth from 75e. to $2, consisting of Drawers, Chemise, Skirts, Gowns ard Corset Covers, warranted first-clias workmanship and LOT 3 WE WILL SELL AT 98c. Included in this lot are goods valued at from $1.25 to ¥2.50, consisting of Drawers, Chemise, Skiris, Gowns and Corset Covers. Best workmanship. Best | trimmings used. ‘This sale we have decided shail positively last only for this week, ending SATUKDAY, January 17, 1887, at 9 pam., 90 it is necessary for you to buy now. FRENCH FRISE WRAPS, PLUSH VISITES, ASTRACHAN VISITES, Plain and Fur Trimmed. ENGLISH JACKETS. NEW Goons. Recent purchase at tremendous reductions, MILLINERY at Lowest Prices over quoted. FURS at 10 per cent. discount. ‘Best quality only. DRESS TROIMINGS. Direct importation, LACES, FOSTER KID GLOVES, 91.00 per peir upward. Fitted and warranted. FRESCO PAINTING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. DESIGNS AND ESTIMATES FURNISHED. SPECIAL LINE OF UPHOLSTERY AND DRAPERY GOODS OF ALL GRADES AND PRICES. BROCADES, PLUSHES, TAPESTRIES, VELOURS, CRETONXES, BOOTCH LACES SILK PLUSH, ANEW IMPORTATION OF CHEAP all colors, at $1.05 per yani. INDIAN CURTAINS. 77 BEST QUALITY ASTRACHAN, BLACK and BROWN, SELLING ALL FURNITURE IN sTOCK@T ‘at 84.00 per yard, 54 inches wide, led pac REDUCED PRICES. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. jad QUPERFLUOEs Han: onLITERATED. LEAVING sonia tralar erin no trace, My Electric Needle Process is the only ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED. S2ide Le only promotes more stubaun growth Eee POHANSON M188 & co, | tee treatinenta for iedies and chides” WR ee GABRIEL, 1381.6 st'n. w. ein | 328 oeeeeas FTF A v be SA v Ba Cor 1 ‘RICES. F os PORTIERES AND Bar CURTAINS WAT uo, Ril bein Monday and offer our stock, of Por orcs sod ety eas estat BFE RR EVERY CURTAIN HAS BEEN MARKED DOWM: kei #1, Portieres marke ae Ix do % ao, as, do. le, The greatest bargain offered is our AN-Si) 20 ik Iny Tuners Cun ty fe aida tore hee ince ean: Se scents wi Piast noun nats * ‘crs Me. J. P. Pacaee {cervet, Furniture and Uiolstery Warerocme, oF aad hem t+ 1107 F STREET NORTHWEST. - . Goor News: Goon N IMPORTER, nek GROGAN'S INSTALLMENT HOUSE. For all in need of FURNITURE, CARPETS, STOVES: and HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS in general, noone need he without a well-furnished home be- cause they have not got the cash to spare, We are determined to knock the bottom outof hig, prices, aud will sell Will show the coming week. NOVELTIES IN HIGH CLASS BONNETS FOR RECEPTION AND EVENING WEAR, Also, COSTUME BONNETS AND HATS, GOODS ON INSTALLMENTS | _411___ FORTTATLOR-MADE suITS. — Maz Vox B. axprs, Moprstr, | 48 CHEAP 48 THEY CAN BE BOUGHT ELSE For Bare Cat facia Sno | oo ee Suits made at ‘the shortest notice. ‘Superior fitting, | ana made at ‘the shortest a we make this extraonlinary offer that customers "evening Dresses. Bridal T omen epetalty | can make their own terus in regard to paymenta,; ocd EY sbet.TandK. | — Come and see the lanrest store in the United States, V_KANE.507 11TH ST.N.W.—CORSETS MADE came atest sma gaset warled igoner A perivet Mt suaranteed Ales etelt cadeee tn heagueene ae nf Shoulder Draces, ielorm Waists, FrenchCorseta lect from. kbd Bustles, Corsets laundried. se18-4me Come after you have posted yourselves on pricesand Ee ee ee WILE Md TRANCE 1809 F st, | Tt aktEeee eR AWE Z#VINE ASD SAGAS MADR TS | ox xew soba aie oan 13TH AND phcged Badal Vas, =O Svectal aticntion to) SN : 14TH STREETS N. W., is the place you were looking for. Come and be con- Vinced that what we say are facts and no humbug. We repeat, come aud make your own terms—at_ x18 GROGAN'S, Cov Wearuex Is Come. SS A322 &, ROMPHREY, 430 0m sr. Nw, | Makes Comets to undcrin very etyleand’ mate: Mal, abd gasrantecs perdeet Mi gud coulort Hin SPECIALTIES. AK French Hand-made Underclothi ino Underwear | and finest inupertad foster | Patent Shoniiler Braces, aid ail Dress Leform Goods. mn Coreets au Bustles sand 81 Coret (Silas H's own serurpamsed Germnan and Spahisn spo mri GEAL GARMENTS DYFED AND ALTEKED INTO and when yon start to select a HEATING and COOR- | P), the new and fisiuonable visite aud Sicket slaves. ING STOVE tw ware to call and inepect the larwest assortment ever shown 3 this city. Also, LATROBES, Brick set RANGES, FURNACES, SLATE MANTELS, Sc. im great variety. In TiN WAKE we keep the nest qUAty, Which coxts Very litte more tan the common. A call solicited. W. 8. JENKS & Co, S110 Sth st. now Nowien, . Hasall the Invest seS 4 AND DRY SCOURING ISH MENT, EANING ESTABL W YORK AVENt ne ayo Lac ae a Cray — re Sracer N. W. | Dresses Deed Hy formerly wita A. Fischer and, ison riese, hue Rivolie, Paris, FAMILY SUPPLIES. Expnoszo Yovxes Company: Are offering the following special supplies for New Year's UNEQUALED IN TONE, TOUCH, WORKMANSHIP ~ AND DURABILITY. Cd Special attention of Holiday Purchasers invited to the new ARTISTIC STYLES finished in designs of Extra Choice Stem, Cut Florida, Oranges. | Malara Grapes. Genuine Lady Apples. Velvet Shin Letnonn Aimonis, Gentine Langustoe Gok Shell “Almond jonds. Genwi oe noida, Extra Large Pecan Nave Extra Choice Cluster: Hat: sium. Patra Choice Table Oi. Durkee's Salad. Dros: HIGHEST DECORATIVE ART. ine. Jeo Vickled Mas coos: Stufied Mamsocs Sat | SECOND-HAND PIANOS: A fine assortment of Elke. Genuine Shellbark Hickory Nuts. pcashisakieabasuiill peaiia Genuine Imported suite, Chet. eat | P1306 OR mExe. Cheese, Bap face Cheese, Euelish Dai WM. KNABE & 00, Exphud Stye Cheese, Fstri New. York Crea a 817 Space. Parmasan Cheese, Pines;ple Cheese, Edam Be Meret) ELPHONZO YOUNGS: ‘i Do Nor Prrcmse UNTIL YOU SEE THE EMERSON PIANQ, Athoroughly first-class instrument at a me- ‘dium price. Over 41,000 now in use. Second-hand Pianos and Onrans at prices from @1® to $150. Sold on small moutuly payments. ‘Largest assortment of S-cent Music in the city. HENKY EBERBACH, Gusce Far, PATE DE FOIES GRAS, TRUFFLES, 2 925 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Sole Agent for NN X Wow Www aa ; Aly T ERE N NN OW Wa v Gabler, cker & Son, Marshall & Wendell, Hal- * Samecu and other Pires: Bierling: Orson and Musical Merchandise sy — a iy | ee ‘Tuned, sind Fismt is other maleeaiwaps FRENCH PLUM PUDDING, NEW ENGLAND SAUSAGE. re TITT EEE Te a | a31 mont pared, "New and Second-hat in stock at low ‘Telephone. 334° ECOND-HAND PIANOS, Chickes rt Norice to 55, Rusbe, ALL GOODS WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED. As the margin on these goods is small, and to pro- AT PRESENT SHIPPED BY | cure them soas to sell at such low firures we were -———— | HIM, ANv WHICH HAS BEEN SO FAVORABLY RECEIVED BY THE AMERICAN PUBLIC. oblixed to pay cash for them, we must necessarily be compelled to sell them for CASH ONLY. ‘HI8 WINES ARE THE FINEST QUALITY THAT | All Goods Marked in Plain Figures. CAN BE SENT FROM FRANCE, AND HE FEELS CONFIDENT THAT THE NEW DRY WINE WILL MEET WITH FRIENDS WHEREVER IT 18 KNOWN. PRICE—QUARTS, $20.70; PINTS, $31.70. FOR SALE BY: IAB. L. BARBOUR, 614 AND 616 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, AND THE LEADING WINE MERCHANTS AND 428-3m_ GROCERS. of the Mouonwabel have attrac attent ints Unlied Sates oan a very ‘high position among Tue Nanosar Dare xp Maronry ASSOCIATION, Ox WASHINGION, D. C. We beg to invite the of connoisseurs to our fii S aval celebrat ‘OLD WHISKIES which Tastes TUHTY POLICIES. yayzble in Cash at Ke have still an immense assortment of Suite and | followin fin caves Containing One Seen. aircon a aizeed eh ia | Overcoats, and if low prices can sell them we do not | tes. : Brae in yt and with absolute Limit of Cost, | propose to carry over a garment, ‘THREE FFA’ OLD RYE, 1863...” i GPa jaune wits LHe domurauee are ureicdSs | CMAVALLED UbpeR TEN wilisky cs ae! fangs Obtall it ab the Othct of the Aesseiseios aD i BRUNSWICK CLUB WHIBEY.- ae 800 | ‘OFFICE: | it t obtain these Whiskies vi i ger, we will om ‘receipt of Bank Draft ss Ly | OAK HALL, ter’ or Pont ‘Order, at "socretary and gen'l manager: deliver them to your 4 me sa CORNER 10TH AND F STREET to all pomts and Oy iD micdical director. ¥: eerie, | Kxors New Yous Has. \ YOUMANS' NEW YORK HATS. ‘We are the atithorized agents for this city. FULL STOCK OF DRESS, DERBY AND OPERA HATS. STINEMETZ & SON, 08 1237 Penna. ave. WULETT £ itorr Gave mEDUCED Prices on. “was BEAVER MUFWS AND NECEPANDS ALL AND WINTER, 86 ANDS7. ‘114 South Front st., Philadelphia. Xew York Office, 16 South William st. Ger Ta: Best. er LUTZ & BRO, 407 Penna, ave., sdjoining National Hotel. ONE PRICE To EVERiBODY. A NNN g88. = Tu, 2°4 NOMN Pe OE Rh &% TF Bh UU Ek Soo RH bes “us EB SSS OR OE RRR, 00. ay For tine 8 8 aan * £ E “=r as 420-429-424-426 7TH ST. HATS AND GENTS FURNISHINGS, a ‘In all the Latest Novelties in ‘WINTER UNDERWEAR, NECKWEAR, HOSIERY.bo. ‘Shirts to Order, Gfor $12. A perfect St guaranteed. ELLERY'S, 1337 F etrest. 28 Opposite the Ebbitt House. ——————E—EEEEE—EEEEEr “J 75 to s $io0 tg Ess! Kunbe frome £9 to go" Hardisan Srom ¢7 to €243. othe. makes from €25 up. aay mous Eres TO GROCERS AND HOUSEKEEPERS. ZEWARE OF ANY IMITATION OF e EPR g88s Rie F a ee Sag Gol Hee EOE Een Ss® > hy (THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA Ard dealers tn, Sines, Mauteal Ttramenta, Sheet PATENT PROCESS FLOUR, It is without adoubt the most Bravrirciand the ‘most Norarriovs Flour in the World. The Millers heye not only the most perfect Mill, containing as it does all the most improved Machinery invented up to the present time, but they produce s Flour Unsurrassep by any mill in the world. To ).000 copies of 5 and 10 cent Sheet Music. Hien aud Usiaus to Bent ns SEWING MACHINES, &e. NOTHING EXCEEDS A SU.ENT WHITE SEWING WACHINE. Ackuowledgea by experts as the 4 Be N es eee eee aos Sh ey See E cicieOME po Soie Agent, 427 9th oes ee ‘As Well as Ornamental. 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