Evening Star Newspaper, January 12, 1887, Page 4

LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. © THE CHIEF St WaAsmixeros, D.C. Orr AL OFFICER, p12, 1885 Budications for 24 Howrs, Commencing at's p. Tomstery For District of Colm New Jersey, Eastern ante, Dela Marvland, Virginia and rolina, slightly colder northwesterly is, fair we Warr ther. Cas You Fava THESE PRICES?—A um table for & ash Chamber suites, $17.50: ounces, $2.65; children’s hich ch ners, 40.7 6 cane-seat chairs, SEAS. 6 Altehen chairs, $2.15; kitchen tables, 95¢. Caneweat rockers, $1. ut hatracks, brass sacral Gans seven feet high, $3.00; robes, $10.00: walnut chiffoniens, with desk attachment, $1n.00; antique ash. $1700; 8 $50.00 walnut chamber’ suite, $40.00; rattan Tockers, $2.25; walnut tables, 31.15; walnut parlor suites, $24.50. We quote o Gains ‘we are offering. We mean business. WI Continue selliag until every dollar of the $5,000 sacrifice Is sold, - Wx. H. Dews, 311 7th street northwest. STATIONERY, Books AND FANCY ARTICLES AT AveTION.—Mr. Dowling Will sell to-morrow morn- Ang at his auction rooms, at 10 o'clock, a line of Stationery, books, fancy articles, éc. The ladies should attend. BALTIMORE FRESH OY=TE: to Suft. Extra select standards, $1. per gall packers, peerless brand Biore, Md’ Tetepuone We AGaty Cant your attentic Frankie € Co, (successors to th st. n. w.), Instead io THe Stan "a few ¢ ly a few of the bar for sale In quantities gallon, $1.30; best C,H. Pearson & Co., hesapeake wharf, Balti to the firm of Franklin ¥s previons, a printed "gto ane + danuary 15th, at 10 o'clock p. mi. ATETION Sae— The valuable stock contained in stone Pennss ivanis avenue will he sold at pubis n curmmnencing Tuesday evening at P. 19., Jamnary 11. and will continue every evens unit the stock is sold. Buyers will do well DY attending. See a sement in auetton column ‘Maytnorre Faw Minx, in seated jars, Receive of Frank J. Tibhets, general manager ASociationo: Washington, H payment life of Mrs. Aune S Cath- er 3, 1886. in Baltimore, street, holding tite abuvé policy in Lavor of her ehiidren, CAROLINE D. Hi plas $1,000) in f 3, Guardian, 2 E. Pratt street. Save Your Evesient.—consult Hempler, cor. 435. ———— Amusements To-night. sry Wives of Windsor.” 1d of Honor.” rat CHT Ipine Chotr. Wrttard Hatt.—Japanese Village. —Variet ‘Dine Mvseea.—“The Boy Tramp.” Condensed Locals. James Snowden, colored, about one hundred Fears old, ted siddenly at his residence in Line in the county. without a physician. Dr, tterson gave @ certificate of his death irom old age. ‘Last night a young man named Joseph Wilson, who claims to lv nd broke lange plate » Trent of puban's er of E and 7th jee Court. Wilson hington elty post office JSS6, amounted ‘$i by Judge Snell isnot John ward Ware, gold watch . Paganhoi, No. 6: luorning, _ and it belinz his first offense, sus- ing Zood behavior. Officers Elected. ‘The Federation of Labor, at a meeting last even- | Ing, elected the fellowing officers: Thomas $. Den- usm, president; George Suter and Frank Bugden, Nice presidents; LH. Patterson, recording secre- tary; George Dunnington, secretary-treasurer; Charles Kellar, sergeamtat-arms. The Real Estate Title Insurance company yes- terday afternoon elect follow: M. Ashford, A. Samuel Bacon, 3 Son, RO. Holtzman, Geo. nd John Ri Jendant’s you pended sen Tue Home omicers, as ALS. Taylor. ELS. Wescott ine, George S. 3-H. Byron, John Irwin Le following board of directors of the W ton and Georgetown retire < afiernoun: Henry Hu Maltby G. Lane, Charles ¢. pir, devrge A. Meliinenny and John G. Park ag the past year two of the directors ded. ‘Mesars. Leonard Whitney and A. Ross Ray. meeting last the board of manager ities, Judge Snell presiding, a report was | eal by ‘the ¥ statin that since December 15 A been inade at the central of 18 Exmilies had he nee bad heen te the polies pre A large number 2. Were reported, <_< PROSPEROUS CONDITION oF Laxps CutRen.— Ai | of th hurch t 1 busine First Presby treasurer, Mr. T. about $5 sue over th® preced Uesot any kind outst re hee: $1,200, 2 rexe WAS Set ashte by gregation ip be deriand, w tug. Kep made during the ¥ jounting to an annuity of the con- Dr. Sun- That each year of, Uke atnount The folowing om. it the congregation, er, Theo. F. Sargent? jamson and Charles L. Di ui J. Savery was unt this morning charged lors pei It was shown Kexrerx to Ei ‘he unfortunate shot herself tant, i Under > improvis Ast nthe corner of Mary- 14th strect northeast, bei v Mr. John Ebert, was damaxed by Terneon to the’ ext con in the house No, npled bY Mr. Jobn Green, It resulted froma an over- sie, Led Latrobe stove ot WARE M ANUPACTURRES" CONVENTIOS.— 1 sosectation of ilassware MANN Willard’ hall to-day. No other t a Of OMicers for the ensu- tthe disension of matters pertaining hess jaterestso. the manufacturers d. There were present about sixty g the rastern aud western @ivistons States, ——— THE CORCORAN ART GaLieRY.—The trustees of the Corcoran art gallery have re-elected the old. oMicers for the coming Year as follows: President, J.C. Welling; LL b., vice president, Charles M. Matt thews: secretary and treasurer, "Anthony Hyde. ‘The attendance of visitors during the year was 79,000. es ATTORNEY MANNING APreats. F. Munuing agt. Seeretary Muuning and Secret Bayard, tuvoiving the custody of the Alabai claims drafts, an appeal hus entered by complain set from ihe decision of Court in Genera ‘Term, and be has a!so bled @ motion for a reargu- ment. ielegates of the United In the eases of J. COLORED WoxeX AND Cer y-fourth anual meeting of the Association for the Kellet of Destitute Hand ehiidren Wis held last even- Mt Alt Souls’ church. ‘The follow- cued: President, Mrs. M.S. - Miss LS. Swan; treas: ary, Mrs. HLA . FT. Baxter, Mins CS. Hel, Mrs.” at L. Merri: ervix, MES. J. W. “Scudder, FW! Lynch and Mrs. SE baker The Or destitine people eared: fer uring they. 3: tanker of Inmates. I. the house ad went’ date, 1007. amount ex: stink. sa NEON; Ituln ote, 1. Teiak SOc ae ‘TAR ATTENTION vertsement tu 1 Htcent goods dence of sale Ps is called to the ad- isstte of the sale of magul i hall, removed for conven Danwis Devavorspeo Hear the at Kernan’s to-w.chi. ~ monkeys tal, Cheap prices, * KxuccroR's Sate oF Vartasze Betis Lore. The sais of che tarse plot of ground arnt areo Sq. fl.) which ha: A post Poded several thoes 0 accoumt of the we sktnated on New Yo. street northwest, wi prewises ou Friday, 14. ok pain. This is a ‘or for investment, U +r good rena eS - Goldsehmnid, 812 | € Fst.nw, | “that ene disconnt sale will discontinue | leave of absence without p: i | wei Philips, Green B. iaum, €. C. Laneaster an HT nection with | together Un September isi, 18st, whe | tor $125, and the case | das. ‘Phe defendant has been doing some work for Mrs. Payne's Assailant. WEST ASKS TO HAVE HIS TRIAL POSTPONED, AND SAYS HE IS GETTING TESTIMONY THAT HIS SIND WAS APFCTED. ‘This morning, In the Critainal Court, Judge Mac- Arthur, the cases against John L. West, the col- ored ex.clerk of the land office, charged with housebréaking and assault and battery with in- tent to commit a rape on Mrs. M. J. Page, were called up, and his counsel, Messrs. W. A. Cook and D. E. Cahill, made a motion for 4 postponement. The affidavit of West was presented stating that he could not with justice to hitnself go to trial on the 17th Inst., because of the depositions which are now being taken at Columbia, S. C., and Lynn, Mass. He gives the names oi 'a number of wit: nesses, and states that he expects to show by thelr depostiions that his mind has been affected from sickness. District, Attorney Worthington submitted that the defendant had been employed in the Interior department, and objected to a continuance on the affidavit. He submitted, however, that the as- signed cases were crowding each’ other, and it Would be well to rearrange the cases of Walker, West and Whitaker. He asked that the West casé taken up next Monday. Mr. Cook objected, and said that they were ready ‘with the Walker case. ‘The court directed that the cases stand in their present order. ‘The witnesses in the case of John N. Walker were thereupon discharged Ul Monday morning, and the court cautioned the Jurors to neither of, nor discuss the cases named. ‘the cases will come up: Walker first (next Mon- das), then West and then Whitaker, ‘The Public Schools, CHANGES IN TEACHERSHIPS—TWO NEW SCHOLAR- SHIPS FOR HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS. At the meeting of the school board lust evening the year was granted to E. M. Halley, t the county schools. The leave of Miss n, teacher In first division, who is new In Paris, Sextended until the clos! of the seool A comtunteation was read from Dr. H. H. Ker, dean of th: departments of tie National Univers ach Year scholarstips in both the medi dent at schools fo ar. offering he seholars In the Washington Upon motion o acvepied and the matter ed to the High school committer to ar- | Tange the details to be followed in awarding tlie | r., WAS appointed | scholarships. John G. Gome ay teacher of carpentry and wood trning Ia the industrial seficol to be established in con- the colored schools. HH. D. Use recommendation of the ‘com- mittee on teachers, was promoted from class 8 to ¢ias3 10. A resoltition was adopted permitting Wir. Bruce Evans, teacher in the county schools, 10 Give one afternoon a week to industrial teaching. Aliss Josepinine Bettes, a teacher of the first divi- ston, Was granted two months’ leave of absence on account of ill-health. ‘The resignation of Miss L. H. Hauke, third division, was accepted. Miss LG. ‘Nash protaoted to fill the vacancy and Miss Mary v. Lihgar pointed as a teacher of the first grade, vice Miss Nash, promoted. ‘The names of Misses Laupa Cross and Mary "E. Wilson were ‘added fo the substitute list of the elghth diviston. Mary Washington was nominated und confirmed as Janitor of the Burrville school, sixth division, Applications froin Misses Brown dnd Packard, of the sixth division, for second-class certificates, on account of three years’ successful service, Were granted. ae A Federal Bar Association. AN ORGANIZATION FORMED OF LAWYERS PRACTISING BEFORE THE DEPARTMENTS. Malone, on A meeting of lawyers practising before the ex- | ecutive departments was held yesterday at Wil- lards and a committer, consisting of ex-Rep! sentative F. John Fills, Samuel Shellabarger. ex- Senator MeDonald. Gen. J. W. Denver and Charles King, appointed ata former meeting to call upon the Secretary of the ‘Treasury to protest. aginst Ponder ised in October last directing that all ments of elaims against the government shall Le Mae direct to the cluiznant, and not through, his attorney, as was formerly done, reported hat ma they asced for shearing before Secretary Mannlug the latter notitied them that he woutd £11 put in writing, which fitee further stated that ed no response. A perma- formed, to be known as. qualified to practice be. of the District. A com- mittee, consisting of George S. Boutwell, Gen. Denver, Jeff Chandler, ex-Sollcitor General Sau- £. J. Ellis, was appointed to draw up a plan of organization. —— ‘The Bar Association. OFFICERS ELECTED FOR THE YEAR—A COMMITTEE ON LEGISLATION. ‘The District Bar assoclaiion last night elected the following officers: President, James G. Payne; first. vice president, A. S. Worthington; second vice president, Reginald Fendall; treasurer, A.C. Bradley; secretary, Charles A. Elliott. Board of Girectors—T. 4. Lombert, J. H. Gordon, James M. Johnston, G. E. Hamilton and Edward 4. Newman, ‘The pres the association Was empowered to appoint a committee tu look aftec the Interests fe Disirict in matters pending betore Congress ominitie® Was instructed to oppose the { any bill conferring upon any corpora District auithority to act as executor or quet, beginning with thts veur, ‘The 2ssocfation de: the American Bar ass sociations holds mmmunicate with baud the local bar as ‘OUDITY, With 2 View of MEETING AND society yesterday atternoon Ut Year were reported to he $1,064. penditures & Twelve driiking foun Were erected ‘the foliowing of. cers were Ui ient, Judge Arthur Rev, Kent, Mrs. Win. EL rs. A. TL. Barber, Suilson Hutchins, A. Bartlett, DD. Florence Murray.’3 Mae Artin i Dunn, Virs. iy, urs §. Pratt. Josiah Dent: correspondii BLT. Tupper: recording secretary, Mi Bhanelal sec j ekecutive cotnmittee, A. L. Barber, Mra M. Al Moore, Sirs. 8. J Chipman, J. Mis. Florenee Murray uzlass, Mrs. Gage, ¢. E. Fos: Hough, Mrs. ‘THE Reqatss oF taining the remains yesterday by Undertaker R. . L. Barker, iu the pres. ence of Mrs. Logan and her daughter, Mrs. Tucker. ‘The features were in a perfect state’ oi preserva tion aud presented as good did on the day of U eral. Mes. Logan and her daughter remained yome te by the side of the casket Ns. LoGax.—The casket con- ——— Cnaxcep WiTH Larceny oF Liqvors.—Cornelius jored. forinerty employed in The Jains to be 1 pig at the “residence or se pefore the Police Court ty the larceny of samples of wil brandy and wine frou the fri of dor & Co, 1 being alleged that_ he obtaite liquors by falsely representing that he sebt for them DY Senator Eustis, testified to that effect, as did WiliLun J. Cline, Senator Eustis testified that he did nov Know the gefendant and never sent him after samples of Nquor. The defendant deated the charge. but the ‘court Sentenced him to 60 days in jail. —— A Wirk Guaxtep 4 Divoxcr.—Today, Judge James. In the Equity Court. made a decree of Givorce in the cas? of Gay Fountain Robertson. ng charged With Indianapolis, August’ Sint. Is7t; that they lived derend- ant deserted her, and that durtag the pas © Years he bas contributed bt 40 for We clothing of thelr entid. ——— A CHARGE OF FoxseRy.—Lawi the firm of Murphy « Stel charged tp the Police Court to-day with forging the Lame of J.D. Croissant to an accepted drat was continued until Satur- Mr. Croissant, and purchasin: from J. H. McGill € Co., to whom it is alleged he presented the drat for goods, to which it 13 alleged the name of Mr. Croissant was fonged. AN Assignuxxt—John deaier in boots and shoes at No. 1504 7th street has teade an building material signment for the benefit of bis creditors to B. B. At Preferences are made of J. M. Young, #100; B. B. Adams, $795; W. A. Harries, $520, and Wm. Mayse, $185. The total liabilities are SL + 7, EERE EON Ne ROH, Ge HR, pPPO OWWWWD DFE RRR P oO OO WWWWD DE R R,, e 00 W W DOD FREER RT ABSOLUTELY PURE ‘This Powder wever variex A marvel of purity, strength and wholesaeuess, More economics) than Le ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition ith the multitude of Low teste, short weight, alam or nosphate powders. SOLD oxLY rx Cama Rorat axrXo Powpzn Co., 106 Wall street, N.¥. oc 24 SECURE YOUR BARGAINS AT THE BANKRUPT JS sale, 434 71m at. oda Sota date 10-3 Parchante. G80. aE Fok ape BESS 1 sn. Logan was opened | Nir. Poundorit | Itcurtye SKIN DISEASES INSTANTLY RELIEVED BY CUTICURA. Treatment.—A warm lath with CUTICURA SOAP, 4nd a single application of CUTICURA, the great Skin Cure. This repeated daily, with two or three doses of CUTICURA RESOLVENT, the new Blood Purifier, to keep the biood coel, the perspiration pure and unirri- tating, the bowel open, the liverand kidneys active, will speedily cure Eczema, Tetter. Ringworm, Psoria- sis, Lichen, Pruritus, Scall-Head, Dandruff and every species of Itching, Scaly and Pimply Humors of the Scalp and Skin, when the best physicians aud remedies fail. ECZEMA ON A CHILD. Your most valuable CUTICURA REMEDIES have done my child so much good that I feel like saying this for the benefit of those who are troubled with akin dis- ease. My little girl was troubled with Eczema, and I tried several doctors and medicines, but did not do her any guod untilI used the CUTICURA REMEDIES, which speedily cured her, for which I owe you many ‘thanks and many nights of rest. ANTON BOSSMIER, Edinburgh, Ind. TETTER OF THE SCALP. I was almost perfect!y bald. caused by Tetter of the top of the scalp. I used your CUTICURA REMEDIES about siz weeks, and they cured my scalp perfectly, and now my hair is coming back as thick as it ever was. J.P. CHOICE, Whitesboro’, Tex. COVERED WITH BLOTCHES. Iwant totell you that your CUTICURA RESOL- VENT is macnificent. About three months azo my face was covered with Blotches, and after using three bottles of RESOLVENT I was perfectly cured. FREDERICK MAITRE, for the remainder of | culty of the medical and dentat | and | it | DRUG Np Caraticar ( i 23 St. Charles st., New Orleans, La, OF PRICEL Teanhot speak in too hizl terms of your CUTICURA, It is worth fis weight in pure gold for skin diseases, T believe it has no equal. rHRUP, 101 Omahe, Neb, Sold everywhore, Price: Certccna, 25 cents; Resovest, 31. 50 cents; Soar, Prepared by the Porrrr Boston, Mass, SEND FOR “HOW TO CURE SKIN DISEAS! Pimples, Blackheads, Skin Humors, use Curicves Soar. Blemishes aud Baby Bent with pain—due to Inflamed Kidneys, Weak ‘Back and Loins, Aching Hips and Sides, RELIEVED Ix OxE MINUTE by the CoTIcURs ANT!-PAIN PLASTER. Never fails. At Drogyists, 25 cents; five for $1. s2OTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO., BOSTON. CITY ITEMS. Extraordinary tnducements. ‘The special discount sale at R. Goldschmid’s, (FRANKLE & Co. Successors,) 412 7th street north: West, 15 still In progress, ‘and those in want of Housefurnishing Goods, China and Glassware, Ple- ture Frames, Rugs, &¢., will find it to their ad- vantage to visit our establishment while thls sale 4s in progress. Read the following, and be con- vinced of the extraordinary bargains which can be obtained : 3 per ent discount on Decorated Dinner Sets, is “ “Chamber « | tion,” and to be com- eee nite China, Colored & White Glassware, Cuspadores. Decorated China Ware, ngs. Satchels and 5 of all kinds, fron Ware. unl Wille discon. h, at 10 Oelock p. WL Cheice Burbank and Early Rose Potatoes . METZGER & Buo., 417 7th st. nw, “10¢, Royal” meuds every thing: Lansburgh’s, 3m Pebbies in Gold 65, opticians, 487 Pa. ave. 3 93 Per Gallon, 75c. Quart Hottle, No.1 Rye Whiskey, best in ‘orld for the mone: Brus , Th Remember, the above tinued Savurday Jan 1 Orders by mall. McGee's, 9th near Dst. Was. “Inviacible” Flour, Buy it, try it; it will please you. Price low. N.T. Metzcer & Bo., ALT Tin St. Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morning and delivered In Iv. “Ward” prints, 50e. per. 1t Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; Sweet Mik Se. per quart. Cream Le. Bie Revveros IN THE PRICES OF DRY GOODS. YEH, pure wool,one yardand abalf (UDDA SERGE, wide double width, | Extra Large Sie WHITE WOOL BLANKETS, duced to #3. CAMEL DRESS GOODS, a, 12 COLORED and BLAt Great Reduction in ORED SILKS, VE Drese_ Goods, y CASEEG ES, BLACK STRIPED SILK Double WHITE WOOL BLA. BLACK CASHSLKE SHAW A pair of our oxtea Istee size, Towels, worth $1, or one of our Ia isk | Ee ize, Nandsome | Bridal ‘Quilts, worth $1.50. presented t0 euch cus- tomer who bubs B10 wortivof Dry'Goods."” °°? 8% | | cco A RRR ITIT FRE RR Oa Rk T ER Re AA BRK OT RRE Gog AAA RR 1 R A ARR T HEE RK R 428711: MARKET sp 2D appearance as they | flicke: | { stor Colquitt, Was | ' fobertson against , confide: The petition, filed by Mr, | by selling | Campbell Carrington, set forth the marriage ut | stylish READY. | | rence Murphy, of | career. Wehave“hown close to the line.” and shall + contractors, Was | Continue to do so unto the end. Gvod people, give us } H i | iad Dasa Ir: ‘Tt can be done, and ‘tis our ‘MEEK AMBITION todoit. Walking alone by the torch of our own un- ing consclousness of RIGHT im our every endeavor to please and protect, THE PEOPLE, but try we ever so hard, char we ever so wisely, we have not, cannot and never expect to be able to sell SEVENTY-FIVE DOLLAR GARMENTS at FIFTEEN DOLLAl The people donot demand sucha wholesaleslaughter, | and take ali stich stateme a ttno sali i We repeat that ‘tis our MEEK AMBITION to win the ¢ of the PEOPLE and tozetain that confidence | hing Int reliable, desirable, durable and IADE CLOTHING at exactly TEN | PER CENT ABOVE THE ACTUAL COST OF MANT- | FACTURE. ‘Two years ago we started out on this principle, nor have we abated “one Jot or one tittle” of the ardor oF | enthusisesm which characterized the beginning of our your CONFIDENCE, give us your patronage, and we guaratee unto rou ABSOLUTE PROTECTION. VICTOR E. ADLER'S, TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. 997 AND 929 7TH STREET NORTHWEST, all COR MASS. AVE. ILLETT & RUOFF HAVE REDUCED PRICES BEAVER MUFFS AND NECKBANDS. as ‘90: ‘Penna, ave. AS@ICSER'S sate. Drei? offers for salo in Job lo retail, the Dry and Fancy Goods and Notions, ies’ aud Gents’ Furn‘shings, in stores 730 7th street northwest aud 1020 Peaninglvaniaavenpe north: Re Parties rae CAS les Tey gpods ot this mre will nd cal : chase, SAMGED Brewer, | 2 eae Rae ee aRY "TS Witierr & RUOFF HAVE REDUCED PRICES SEAL SKIN JACKETS, and at went, Wane, How & Co, 25 Went 18th Street, ‘New York, Beg toannounee that they lve opened their Branch louse, 815 15th Street Northwest (Over Hanson, Hiss & Co.'s), And are now prepared to show a very Elegant Assort- iment of RECEPTION, DINNER AND BALE, RESSES, i, DINNER AND BALL Dj WRAPS, BONNETS, Erc., ‘Just recetved from the leading houses of LONDON AND PARIB, Imported specially for the Washington Season. Shas edaaeue ‘815 15th st. a.w., Washington, D. 0, 4S1-1m | Mater ee oo vu UD et aties i, OU bu TLLL 00 UU It Sag 00, EFF DDD, ERE BRE. REE BRR Eek 9° DDE ROR E R BRS SE BOB EE Bebe & E Roo FEE DDD FEE ER § RK 18 NOW SHIPPING A DRY CHAMPAGNE one oD TO THE UNITED STATES KNOWN AS THE GRAND VIN SEC, WHICH I8 OF THE SAME HIGH GRADE AS THE “CARTE BLANCHE,” AT PRESENT SHIPPED BY HIM, AND WHICH HAS BEEN 80 FAVORABLY RECEIVED BY THE AMERICAN PUBLIC. HIS WINES ARE THE FINEST QUALITY THAT CAN BE SENT FROM FRANCE, AND HE FEELS CONFIDENT THAT 1HE NEW DRY WINE WILL MEET WITH FRIENDS WHEREVER IT IS KNOWN. PRICE—QUARTS, $29.70; PINTS, $31.70. £OR SALE BY AS. L. BARBOUR, 614 AND 616 PENNSYLVAN!] AND THE LEADING WINE MERCHANTS AND a28-3m, GROCERS, Reoaner Crran ASD RECAMIER BALM. FOR THE COMPLEXION. WARRANTED TO REMOVE ALL TAN, ERUPTIONS, PIMPLES, ETC. SEE WHAT MRS. JAMES BROWN POTTER SAYS: | TUXEDO Cuz, TUxEDo PARK, New Yors, Oct. 20. Dear MapaMe—Iam using the pot of the Recamier Cream you so kindly sent me, and ‘find it all you claim ittobe. It will be one of iy articles of toilet from. this tine forth. I consider ita luxury and necessity toevery woman, young or old. With renewed thauke, for introducing me to your delizhtrul Kecauser Cres Tam tru GORA URQUHART TORTS 2 fates Santee Browa Fottse) The beautiful MRS. LANGTRY says: “I religiously nee the delicious Rovunler Cream” itve. be Bectoly Mrs, Langtry writes: lichted with the Recamier Crean: tore Jars with bill, Mrs, to friends. tre Langtry fy de: Viease send, six Wishes to mend thei 3CLE BRETON.” Mine, Modjeska, writes: New Yon, Dec. 20, 18K6, Aven—Inmmediately aiter my teturn to pen my euymienne: tT purchaved a Jar of Your Reeanier Cream anda bottle of Recamier Balin, Whe Lliad seen so sttously indorsed by Mrs. Janes Brown Potter end Mrs. Langtry. Tulso find the Rec jnier preparations absolutely jreriess, and assure yo! Tshali always use them. If this letter ean in any way : do tiot hesitate to use it ours, HELENA MODJESEA. Comitess of Bozenta, to Mrs, Har- AtWholewle, STOTT, CROMWELL & CO. So Prius ieanieave, | By drugzists in gencral and by Mannfacttirer anid Proprietor, HARRIET HUBBARD AYE ‘nion Squtere, N.B--To meet the immense demand, and at the re- queat of a nutuber of ladles who. cannot use glycerine iu any form withont irritating the skin, om and after December 15 Kecamier Cream will be for tale coun. pounded botiy with or -without glycerine, Esch box Will be plainly tarked. "All other ieredents will be preciscly the same, and the woudertul carstive proper. Hes which have made Necamer Creatn in afew inoutis the zeknow nn of the toilet will in no degree Ve smpat mination of glycerine, Be sure your with glycerine," oF “without ely- cerme,” as you preser, Juls&w-lm* Bexsows Carcixe Pozovs Prasren. HIGHEST AWARDS OF MEDALS IN EUROPE AND AMERICA. The neatest, quickest, safest and most powerful rem- edy known for Khewwatism, Pleurisy, Neuralzia, Lun- bago, Backache, Weakness, Colds in the Chest and all aches and pains, Endorsed by 5,000 physicians and druggists of the highest repute. Benson's Plasters promptly relieve and cure where other plastersand greasy salves, Linzuneuts and lotions, are absolutely us nitations under similar sounding | names, stich as “Capsicam,” “Capnein,” “Capsicine! | as they are utterly ‘worthless und intended to decive. | Ack for BENSON'S and take no others. All druggists, | SEABURY & JOHNSON, Prorrirons, Ju3-w,am,6m, WF York. Esranziseep isu. CHOICE OLD HOWE g8Ss KK Hit 88s K 2 i aS eK it Sss9 KK IL WH Hg wo wow www WWWW HEH It Ww ww tr 3s I ” EEE ss 7 MILD, MELLOW AND DELICIOUS, : H H Ht If Ww Hu medicinal qualities of Whisky distilled growth of Rye in the renowned Valley jouoLeatela, bave attricted the attention of the Medteal Fucuity in the United Ststes tosaca a de- Feeas to place itina very high position among the We beg 10, ike the attention of connoissenrs to our celebrated fine OLD WHISKIES, which we offer at the tole ing prices, in cases containiuy One Dozen Bot- THREF. FEATHERS, OLD RYE, 1865...........891.00 OLD RESERVE WHISKY 78:00 UNRIVALLE te 15.00 BRUNSWICK CLUB 1.00 | If you cann: cer, we will on ter, or Post Offic deliver them to you to ail per t obtain these Whiskies from your Gro- cetnt ot Bank Draft. Rewisterod Let- C. 0. Digit desired press charges) 1. ts east of the Mississippi river, and by of ite Upited Sta ENCE, PURI’ y Fl ‘Nalnral Flavor and Fine Properti dese Whiskies are sold under guarantee to give PERFECT SATIS) ON; otherwise to be returned at our expense, Correspondence solicited, H, & H. W. CATHERWOOD, 114 South Front st., Philadelphia, w York Office, 16 Soth William st. 31 5 iret Pine Fae FIRE! FIRE! FIRE!!! $20,000 WORTH OF MEN'S, YOUTHS, BOYS’ AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING DAMAGED BY SMOKE. GOODS MUST BE CLOSED OUT AT ONCE. THE BEST CHANCE TO GET BARGAINS THAT HAS EVER BEEN OFFERED. ‘THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING COMPANY, CORNER 7TH AND G STREETS. Water & RUOFF HAVE REDUCED PRICES on SEAL SEIN VISITES.*2 LHS _ia3 ave. Heangvarrens ’ FOR FAVORS FOR THE GERMAN, ‘Many styles never before sean in this country. GAMES, = «GAMES, GAMES, HOME AMUSEMENTS, HOME AMUSEMENTS, EVENING PASTIMES, Extensive Dealer and Manufacturer of WOKSTED AND KNIT GOODS. INFANT OUTFITS, CH. BUPPER®, ~ iad SOS 08 Tih tw MUR Ee ee F ta T t eae araaeass ? Srecut Cusanrsa Sarz i a or For the coming week weoffer the following Red PARIS DRESS GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES. Ticket Bargains. Secale) ‘Very successful with our first week's clearing sale, and no one who has are g Visited our establishment can say wedo differently | _ We have reduced the prices of all our Pattern Dreeses, | Paris: alsoa choice selection of Evening and Recep- trom what We advertise. and offer decided bargains in fashionable goods. We eR X. B-Onders promptly attended to, Keep the largest and best stock of BARGAINS ONLY AND ONLY BARGAINS. FRENCH DRESS GOODS The NEWMARKETS advertised at $4.50 have all ‘been picked over. Only few left. These will be sold this week at $3.50. A splendid chance for a servant to Get a big bargain and a good coat. ‘The Ladiés' and Misses’ JACKETS advertised at $3.00. Few also left of this lot. Some among them cost as high ae ten dollars. This week youcan buy ‘them at two dollars, HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR IN GREAT VARIETY. offering goods at $1.50 worth $2. Towels, Sheetings and Pillow Linens. The Misses’ COATS advertised as second choice. Only few left of these in 12. 14.and 16. You can buy them now at one dollar and fifty cents. ‘The CHILDREN’S DRESSES advertised at $3, only ones left aré sizes up to 6 years, you can now buy them at $2. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, ont SS" PRICE ou pENNAVLVANTA AVENUE. Sus, Vecvers Axo Gavzss. SEATON PERRY, (Svccrsson To PsRar & BROTHER), HAS OPENED A LARGE LINE OF “FAILLE FRA’ CAISE” IN BLACK. WHITE AND ALL THE NEW COLOKS. SUPEND, STOCK OF LYON'S SATIN: DUCHESSE. A very few choice MISSES’ SUITS, sold as high as 815, we will now close ont at 27.50 only. TH m2 S BL HADES FOR SLKEET, All our stock of LADIES’ and MISSES’ CLOAKS and BUITS have been reduced, some at cost, some less, ac- cording to style of garments, BLANKETS. ate offering three special lots—one ray PLAN- KET, full size, spleadid vaine at $2.50, which we will close out at one dollar and ninety cents. ! ‘AND RANCAISE NEW COLORS. ELEGANT | BE LD. AND SIL) DRESS FRONT + AND COLL TS from =4 to 8S por yunt AND COLORED GF: ND CHANTILLY LACE FLOU ALL-SILK VEL- TK HOSTERY. T'S KID) GLOVE IN BROCADE VE Et ‘ED. Now we will speak about the best ALL WOOL WHITE BLANKETS, such as are used in Government ‘Hospital, and ave sold in this city well at $4.50. We ‘will close ut this lot at $3.25, ouly fora few days, Seven Pair ANTIQUE LACE CURTAINS, sold at 43.50, we will close out at 82. YS at $1.50 each, Former prices were from to 38 2" FLAN Fravnes asp CORRECT PRICES. SEATON PERRY, Perry BUrLprxo, Pennsylvania ave., cor. otist, p Nerrs Re. DUCED IN PRICES. 8Pair ALL LINEN ANTIQUELACE CURTAINS, sold at 4.50, we will close at 83. 4 Pair"MADRAS CURTAINS, sold at $3, we will close out et $1.50. G Pair REAL MADRAS CURTAINS, sold at #4. we will close out at $3. 25 pieces of Curtain Scrims, new patterns, to be closed out at 8 cents, One lot of Shelf Oil Cloths at 8 cents. One lot of Stair Oil Cloths at 10 cents One lot of Felt Druggets, 2(—1 2-4, sold at $2.75 ‘wo will cloge out at $1.75. Having a larger stock than usual of YY ILLUSION eflective goods zt v rates, Embroiders Hu- uced to $1.50 from #2. oid and Silver Spot Lu Our Antal Sale of Embroideries and Ladies’ Cotton Underweat will commence from MONDAY, January 20th. Give us call. Convince yourself that we stand back for none, but that we lead. and Colored Illusions in ail shades, Cotton Mechlin Netts, all colors. Gautier’s All-silk VELVi Finest goods ever shor all colors, BR A High Novelties in SILKS and VELVETS. BAA BR AA = BoB AAA BBB A | W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, ONE PRICE, | Crostxa Orr Sar 7 iB Ove New Years Procuawattos: KING'S PALACE. GREAT CLOAK AND MITLINERY SLAvGATE: For $4 you can buy and elegant Cloth Newmarket, mgr at z jor 3 YoU can buy a Beaver Newsoarket, worth 810. or 86 yon ean fy ant Elegant erin Cloth Ne muarkot, wo! ‘For $8-you can buy a Silk Fur-Lined Circular, sya Ete WE HAVE A LOT OF HOLIDAY GOODS LEFT ARE OFFERING THEM AT PRICES THAT MUST MAKE THEM MOVE. MUFFS, PRICE. you can buy a nice Boucle Jacket, worth For $5 you can buy a Boucle Visite, worth 310. por 46'yon can buy black and brown Astrakban Kets. worth #12, mu can buy a Plush Visite, worth $18, mise wort gsi, OY ® Seal Plush Visite, fur trim- | aroeeLERs, GLOVES, TIDIES AND FANCY peer bal ernmuine wortegaee Set! Plush Visite, | gowers aT 25 PER CENT REDUCTION. For $17 you can bay ‘a uice Plush Coat, worth $2: For #28 you can buys lovely Seal Tush Coat, CLOAKS AT HALF PRICE. sort iastentngs, worth 838. wonng4G 7” Cau buy the Anest Seal Plush Coats, | DRESS GOODS, BLANKETS, LAP ROBES AND OVER 1,000 CHILDREN'S AND MISBES'COATSTO |} HORSE BLANKETS AT A HEAVY REDUCTION. BE SLAUGHTERED! i 25 you can buy an elegant Child’s Coat, from ars. For $2.70 you can buy lovely Children’s Coats, ages 6,8. 10 and 12 years, seer Poop you can’ bay Children's Coats, ranging on 4 to 14 ye: Fer 43 you Lau! buy elegant Children's Coats, fully worth $10. All Coats for Misses. will now be sold at in nec now is. PALAC! REDUCED PRICES IN EVERY LINE. JOHNSON & LUTTRELL, 713 MARKET SPACE. BOOKS, &e. ‘T BOOK STORE DED & Co. 47 North Oth. 5 Gold formerty at $16 and 18 ‘ouly a of Cloaks for Ladies, Misses and Children ‘our chance. Don't iiss to go to KING'S | S14 7th street. OUR GREAT MILLINERY SALE. ‘We have been fortunate to close the entire stock of alsnce manufactory trom New York of Fine Fi Felt Hats, only desirableand leading shapes which We Will sell at oO cents your choice. entire stock of elegant Children’s Hats, trimmed a Untritmued, at 25, 00nd Toe. We. have only. a fe More of thoge elevent Felt Bonnets, Astrakhan bound, atic. Gur iuueuse stock of Birds, Wiss. id Fiuines will be sold, some as low a 19, 17,19 aud 25 cents. FLOWERS. We have just received a I HE CHEAP “RAW $ Books, Stationery, Holiday Novel io Gools at lowest prices, display of elegan awers, particularly fine French Bouqueds for eve A hue weak ati. and 31 cents only.” Don't bu Ea RTS oD Hil you have secu our assortment, “It will pay you. | THE NEW YEAR—PELOUBET'S | SELE Buy your Kid Gloves at KING'S PALACE if you wich fotes ont D Interustional, Lessors far Tee Vincents Lessen Commentary for Ths al soul Hele und Lesge fapers Toe olars: b's Visiting Lists; Diaries; Pad leudars; New ven Care, tier od Piste Printing. 2 A Box of Choice Siationery,s Gaires Paper and 5 fosave your money. Treuch Pattern Hais of ourown fimportation sold at 825 will Low be offered at $5 only. All are Invited to ur New Year's Clearing Sule, KING'S PALACE, 8 S24 Seventh Street mow. | PaPKS bea value ior whe many, at WM. B: TYNE & SON'S, _a27 2s 425 7th st. SSH Bam, nesssrurryng any 4 gas, | Waarmxe Parse oo¢ H HR RiSss8 T MM MA ASss§ WRITING PAPER, ENVELOPES, CARDS. CARD-BOARD, PAPER BAGS, AND FLOUR SACKS. Afull line of BLANK BOOKS, In reguiur Sizes and styles. Special BLANK BOOKS for Banks und Corporations mede to order. ‘Munila Faperand Paper Bags print 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 YORK AND BALTIMORE MADE CLOTHING, ALL, TAILOR-MADE, AT MUCH BELOW PRE- VAILING PRICES. WE WANT YOUR CUS- TOM, AND LOW PRICES FOR BEST GOODS: W. H. MORRISON, 475 PA, AVE. AND N. ¥. AVE. AND 15TH ST, Bas just opencd one of the largest and best selected stocks of Christmas and New Year presents in the city. His selection of decorated Books is the nest ever offered in Washington, a8, | A Foz Lise Or Buss Booxs, TRIAL BALANCE BooKs, OUGHT TO GET IT. COME AND SEE US LETTER-COPYING BODRE ‘s, AT OUR NEW STORE, FILLED WITH NEW GROCERS Aad BUTE One A BOOKS. CLOTHING, 1112 F ST. WW, ALSOA FULL WRITING TABLETS and ENVELOPES, all sizes, i3 LETTER, SCRAP, PAMPBLETS id IN VOI FILES, WEDDING INVITATIONS. VISITING. LINE OF PIECE GOoDs FOR cUSTOM | G4iiDs Engraved asd Printed WORK. ALL UNDER THE CHARGE OF MR. WILLIAM DEMOTT, 80 LONG AND FAVOR- ABLY KNOWN IN THE TAILORING BUSI- NESS, CALL AND SEE HIM, AND FIND HOW MUCH YOU CAN SAVE ON YOUR » CUSTOM CLOTHING. EASTON & RUPP, '1-3m__ Stationers, cor. Penn.ave. and 13th st.n.w. JOHN € Pi 617 and 619 7th street n.w. ‘NEW STORE 1112 F ST. N. W =H GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. FILLED WITH THE NICEST Tm ICEST GOODS, Euzzrs in this city, and offer choice goods at tempting prices ‘The greatest bargain ever shown in Barnesly Table Damasks and large Size Napkins. Having closed a large lot from an importer to great advantage we, are EVENING WEAK. IN BLACK AND ALL THE ED SATINS, VELVETS AND ER BROCADED AND PANELS, ty | RMAN SILK VELVETS CHINES, INDIA SILKS AND we have reduced the prices, and are offering now and sions, reduced to $2.50 from 33. Chenille Hlusions, re~ sions, reduced from $2 to $1.50. Full line of White OVER WHICH MUST BE CLOSED OUT, AND WE 60c.,75c., $1.00; WORTH DOUBLE THE oe Se 26 North Charles Stroet, Baltimore, Haas opened here at 1110 F st. n.w.. bet. 11th and 19th sta, handsome assortment of French Bouncts and Bats, carefully selected by her sister. who is now in resiso "Tins W ERK WEAR, J.C. HUTCHINSON, IMPORTER, CLOAK DEPARTMENT. REMARKABLE BARGAINS. NEWMAREETS, FRENCH FRISE WRAPS, PLUSH VISITFS, ASTRACHAN VISITES, Plain and Fur Trimmed. ENGLISH JACKETS. NEW GOODS. Recent purchase at tremendous reductions, MILLINERY at Lowest Prices over quoted. FURS at 10 per cenz, discount, ‘Best quality ouly. DRESS TRIMMINGS. Direct importation, Lact FOSTER KID GLOVES, £1.00 per pair upward. Fitted and warrented. per yard, BEST QUALITY ASTRACHAN, BLACK and BROWN, at $4.00 per yard, 54 inches wide, 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, GUPERFLUOL no trace. Sy: jad Keconty pr tric treathuents. GABRIEL, RR J. JAY GO 421 9th st., near Peansyivania aye Maz J.P. Pasen 1107 F ‘REET NORTHWEST. IMPORTER, ‘Will show the coming week NOVELTIES IN HIGH CLASS BONNETS FOR RECEPTION AND EVENING WEAR, Also, COSTUME BONNETS AND EATS, 411__ FOR TATLOR-MADE SUITS. Mar, Vox Braxprs, Mo Formerly with Lord & Wm. Burr & Co., 8: DISTR, Sperial pbet. Tad K. facts Shoulde Bust i |ADIE: i dupes. rh Aner Bra comets fgundried. so. w Cull a __sels-dm— TION. GOODS. WILLE, 509 F ST. RUSSIAN BA BASKET PLAITS, | THE 71 AND SAGAN BKAIDS, | Hair Drew mouth. Special attention to ip todd? ISS ANNIE K. HUMPHREY, 430 10ru ST. NW, Msi Cones to orterie eee aoa Sans mal, and cuarantees perfect nt (ra comfort. ail Dress Ikeform Goods, French Corsets and, Bustles, ts and a $1 Corset (Miss H's own eis Unsurpassed, nd Spaniins the ne ure Fe wt AND DRY ENT rly wits Paris PIANOS AND ORGANS. G. L. W: ww & Bros Foo 7 st. nw Estaitished 1864. K now the feadine fats ul the 3 sad Weser Bros. te best me. lists 5 Alt'at lowest prices and best i bargains for cash, Tuning and repairiug 320) special ty inestly done, UNEQUALED IN TONE, TOUCH, WORKMANSHIP AND DURABILITY. | Special attention of Holiday Purchasers invited to | the new ARTISTIC STYLES fimshed in designs of | HIGHEST DECORATIVE ART. | SECOND-IAND PIANOS: A fine assortment of | Prominent makes at sll prices, | PIANOS FOR RENT. Athorougily first-class instrument at ame- dium price. “Over 41,000 now in tse, Second-hand Pianos and Organt at prices from &10 to $150. Seldon sinall monthly payments, Largest assortment of 5-cent Music in the city. EENRY EBERBACH, apts 915 Fatreet, 5 | Bowaxp F. Droor, | 925 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, | ole Agent for | gSSy TTT <NW OW WAT ¥ { T SN Wwww aa YY is 4 a cece as S58 ot NNN Wo OWA AY | & Sons, Gabler, Decker & Son, Marshal! & Wendell, Hal- Jett & Cumsivn and other Pianos: sterling Organs, sic and Musical Merchandise. Instruusente sold on juonthig payments, Excliaueed, Rented, Tuned, Be- red, Muvra, Stored and Shipped. Wand Second-hand Piauos of other makes always 19 | 3 ECOND-HAND PIANC ‘Chickerine’s frou, 7: $100 to $325; i from 875 to 0s. 3 to $400; Stei 275: other makes from €25 up. Sold: shuakes trv €20 up. :'s from eusy mouthly ‘W. G. METZEROTT & CO., ann 903 Pa. ave., near Oth st, EAUTIFUL UPRIGHTS FOR SALE AND KEN’ B "KEW AND SHOORD MAND. a ATV. BECKE’ i au IEDMONT AIR LINE. oe Sand 10 ceut Sheet Music. P SCHEDULE IN BFFECT DEC. 19, 1880, HATS AND GENTS FURNISHINGS, tt eee ‘Trains stato street: 200 | Daily for Warren’ Gordonsville v ofjetnta Erachtine: echo swat Sureise Ae Tall the Latest Noveltionin SEWING MACHINES, Se. eich, Charlotte, Atlunta, and all points South,” Pull. ‘OTHING EXCI ‘A SILENT WHITE SEWING usm palace Dutiet steer lye car Washington to Atlanta, | WINTER UNDERWEAR, NECKWEAR, HOSTERY, to. | N Q1HING, Sy seauacteus Geo daceak pez Daly Semaine for Mansweas, | Shirts to Order, Gtor 812 A perfect St guarantesd | Wacite |Biunt for Laslituens, Quicthew.Spexl-Pertect Cee eines ‘Ganl ELLER! sureandse it. 3. F. Chanloueavilie,Ststudin, Lonitiior Ciacagee eet PS 1887 Fetes | Sth BIC tens Goempeske. 450 “Obio route. Pullman oc8 Opposite the Evbitt House. a p.n—Daily for Cynehbure, Raleigh, Ashville, = 2 = tte, Coh iken, ‘Augusta, 4 ‘4 gameny, New at aed pointe Soutiwest’ “Pu | D'ae Narroxar. Lire. axp Macvnrrs Mosr Userct ‘sleepers Washington to Aiken, 8. C., Wash- . D.C, As Well 2s Ornamental. os peeslieneneediin ‘parlor car to For Christmas Presents One of the LINN ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO DIVISION, tiou of Five and ten leurs and’ SS Dae. ers Rey ae hound Peay, b a TE, NEW HOME SEWING MACHINES. meacar te Tatirning,Jeavg Hota Hutg-68.0 | Oparanteglin Anounssbd wth aimaluteLimitof Cot, | aye Greatest Variety Work Accomplished with Fase Wu Gaily and 1:18 pam. 3 , arriving in | exuminethe plan, 1 in search of iniuuation can | Call #t our oflice oF wend tor Catalogue of Samples OFFICEKS: 8. OPPENHEIMER & BRO. Jeane te 528 Oth st. n.w., St. Cloud building. ‘ereastirers 3. cane Eee 1 atrector; Wax Nor Gre Yorr Wut S20. nl Passenger Ages Gers uawterday ssuibtatt cashier; ‘one of those magnificent Silver Bound, highly finished STEAM DYE WORKS ~ 4 in Evony, Black Walnut and Nickel \ ead esiclal Borati Browning, SILENT NEW AMERICAN, No. 7, OVER, Wii i Glare - ‘Sewing Machines us « holiday ift, Seer Ge Slee al tack aa ‘Fash of Ee : taost. ‘ardistic one marie e Sent EXCLUSIVE STYLES IN GOODS FOR EVENING x, Reform Waists, French corsets MODES IN FINE FRENCH HOUSEFURNISHIN rcoraten "Tower Sere os (We are opening this week several NEW DECORATIONS IN ENGLISH TOILET SETS At very low prices Novelties in Royal, Worcester and other famed Be Fopean productions for WEDDING PRESENTS, NEW CHRISTMAS GOODS daily arriving, WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, Chine and Glass Importers, 1205 Pennsylvania avenue, P. Hasox How & Co 815 15TH ST, HAVE ON EXHIRITION A FINE LINE OP WALL PAPERS. INEXPENSIVE PAPERS IN ART COLORS AND CROICE DESIGNS. FRESCO PAINTING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES DESIGNS AND FSTIMATES FURNISHED. SPECIAL LINE OF UPHOLSTERY AND DRAPERY GOODS OF AL& GRADES AND PRICES. BROCADES, PLUSHES, TAPESTRIPS, VELOURS, CXETONNTS, SCOTCH LACES, ANEW IMPORTATION OF CHEAP INDIAN CURTAINS. SELLING ALL FURNITURE IN STOCK AT REDUCED PRICES. SPECIALTIES IN CARPETS, ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECTTED, POHANSON MSs & Co, 15th Streak. aL 218 Bo Cer Is P. PORTIERES AND RICKS. HEAVY CURTAINS Wat offer our stock of Por EN WALKED! DOWN. ‘down to & 1 ci} 4 30. 25 | do. ‘ i The greaicat bargain offered is our AN-Siik Ian Turcoman Curtain, in five diferent color. Form Lice g40: we how ent then to $50_, Theeewoods will ull be Sold i afew days ap wold call early at, HO HOEK Carvet, Furniture at Upholstery a Wareroome, Market space. , Goov News: FROM GROGAN'S INSTALLMENT HOUSE For all in need of FURNITURE, CARPETS, STOVES. and HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS in general,as noone need be without a well-turuished home be cause they bave not got the cash to spare, We are determined to knock the bottom outof Iigls Prices, and will sell oop News: GOODS ON INSTALLMENTS | AS CHEAP AS THEY CAN BE BOUGHT ELSE WHERE POR CASH. And we make this extraordinary offer that customers can make their own terms in regard to payments, Come and seo the largest store in the Tuited States, ‘Come and see the lat most Varied stovk to se oot from, | Come after you have posted yourselves on prices and terms elsewhere, and we will ruarautee you that GROGAN'S INSTALLMENT HOUSE (TRE OL RINK), ON NEW YORK AVENUE, BETWEEN 13TH AND | 14TH STREETS N. W, is the place you were looking for. Come and be con- Vinced that what we sy are facts and no humbug. We Tepeat, come aud make your own lerms—et Jel GROGAN'S. Co Wearaex Is Cone | and when you start to elect a HEATING an@ COOK- | ING STOVE be sure to call and inspect the Iangest | assortment ever shown in this city. Also, LATROBES, Brick set RANGES, FURNACPS, SLATE MANTELS, &e, iu great varisty. In TIN’ WAKE we keep the finest qualicy, which costs very little more Ghai tie common. A call solicited. W. 8. JENKS & CO, IES. FAMILY SUPPL j = Exnoxz0 You | Are offering the following special supplice for New Year's: ut Florida Ora ‘Malaga len. Velvet Skin Lemons Mandarin Oranges. @ Princess Paper Shell Aluconds. toc Soft Shell Almouds. Fxtra 1 Extra ‘Choice’ Cluster Kai- e Table Oil. Durkee's Salad Drews- tort elctee | Pickle Statied ‘Nuts. Genuine Lang: Pecats Nuts Audiing ngven, hes CHEESE. Genwine Imported Switzer Cheese, Nenfchatel | Cherae, Sap sao Cheese Enelish Dairy” Cheese Neat i H ELPHONZ0 YOUNGS Company, gir street, Ghact Farr, PATE DE FOIFS GRas, ‘TRUFFLES, FRENCH PLUM PUDDING, NEW LAND SAUSAGE. 2. W. BURCHELL, 1325 F etre, | Norree TO GROCERS AND HOUSEKEEPERR BEWARE OF ANY IMITATION OF most Nuraitiovs Flour in the World. The Millers have not only the most perfect Mill, containing ae it does all the most improved Machinery invented up to the present time, but they produces Flour Unsvmrasse by any mill in the prove that, we would simply state tha? = ‘tity of of this magnificent Flour is shipped aunually to Europe and eaten at the principal Courts of theold world. and have the imprint of TWO GOLD MEDALS attached, None genuine without the two gold medal WM. M. GALT & CO,