Evening Star Newspaper, January 14, 1887, Page 4

LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weath Orrick or THE CurEr SAL OFFICER, Wasmrneton, D. C., Jan. 14, 1887, Indications for 24 Homrs, Commencing at’ p.m, For District Sinia, wester slighily colder. A Caxp.—We would again call the attention of the pubite to the fact that to-morrow (Saturday), January 15th, ts positively the last day of our Special discount sale. PRANKLE & Co., (Successors to RK. Goldschmid, $12 7th st. n.W.) “OrERs BoQUET” CIGARS, a marvel of beauty and elegance cents straight). Cigar depart- ment, N. T. MET2GER & BRO., 417 7th St. 3. Ww. Woopwarp & Lorunor will offer to-morrow Saturday) morning 40 pleces 4S-inch all-wool Suitings, In seal brown, navy, green and bla the low price of 41¢. per yard. They are as cheap Bs the goods they offered last Saturday at Which Were sold in 2 day. Marylond and Vir- PYRNITURB, PICTURES, &€., AT ATCTIO" sale of furniture at bowlin large oft paintings auctioneer Is Instructed to sell wit ANOTHER Coup Wave Cours! But c. E Sons will strawherries just the same. The first fresh strawberries of the sea- son Wiil arrive to-morrow. Kemenaber the place— hea In quarters for 13 and vegetable ‘Telephone call, Berriwone Fars Ovsrexs for sale In quantities to sali. Extra selects, per gallon, $1.30: best stand tds, $1 per cation. C. Ht, Pearse Kers, peerins brand, Chesapeake Wh SMe. Telephone Ne 2H RECEIVED of Frank J. Tibbets, general manager Nafional Mutual Life’ Association of Washington, r vilars $1,000 tn full payment Mrs. Anne §. Cathe Who died November 3, 1886, in Baitimore, Pratt street, holding the above her xs, Guardian, E_ Pratt street, all the attention of #1 Wo-morrow (Saturday), 15th, is positively the lost day of our 1 discount sale PRANKLE & Co. essors to H. Goldschmid, St 7th St. nw.) ‘Write waiting, glasses repaired. Hempler, er. 4 CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-night. CONGREGATIONAL CacRen. — symphony Society y Wives of Windsor.” Dive MesEcs. AN IMPORTANT ARREST. ‘apture of “Billy”? Williams, Who Has Alrendy Served Nine Years in the Peni- tentiary. ‘This morning, about 2:30 o'clock, while patrol- ing their beat, OMicers Pearson and Lewis, of the ‘fifth precinct, stopped in the shadow of a house at the corner of 10th and B streets southeast, and Werelooking about when they saw the form’ of a man moving along B street towards the corner of 10th street. Not being abie to hear his footsteps the officers suspected something wrong and stood stil while the man stopped at the corner. He looked up and down the streets and, thinking the coast Was clear, he started down 10th street. A moment later he disappeared in the darkness, and the officers hurried down the street to ascertain Wherehe had gone, Arriving in front of the resi- dence of James T. Crown, No.:221 10th street, they found the front gate open. The officers halted a moment and presently heara Mr. Crown's dog pe ‘They entered the yard and walkingto the side door they found it open. The form of the man they had been watching appeared at the door and the officers pl: d him under and re- cognized bim as William Williams, better known as “Billy” Williams, and took him to the statior house, where he registered as Wm. Williams, aj 30 years, and gave his occupation as that ofa elgarmaker. When searched a number of keys and a “bulldog” revolver were taken from his pockets, SAYS HE WOULDJHAVE SHOTTHR OFFICERS IF HE HAD HAD TIME. While under arrest the prisoner admitted that he had opened the door of Mr. Crown's house and said the officers could thank themselves that they did not get shot, He said that if they had given hia time to work the Louse or he had had a mo- meut’s notice of thelr coming he Would have shot Yhet, but their coming upon him 80 quick puzzled lim and he did not have time to collect his thoughts, ‘The prisoner waslocked up and will be held at thie station a couple of days for investiga- tion. NE YEARS OUT OF THIRTY SPENT IN PRISON. ‘The prisoner, although but thirty years of age, has received sentences amounting to nine years in penitentiary. About eight years ago Lieutenant Amiss, then a sergeant, and Ofticer Larrabee saw the prisoner with two hegroes walking along near the comer of 6th and M streets, It Was a late hour of the night, and the officers started to over- haul them. Williams turned upon the officers and fired several shots at them, none of which took effect. He made his escape and was arrested the nextday in Baltimore by Detective McElfresh, For that offense he was sentenced to four years in. the penitentiary. After belug released he was ar- rested in Philadelphia for attempted burglary and shooting the officer Who attempted to arrest and he was given five years in the Cherry Hill itentiary. Since his return home the police been Watching him, and yesterday when the Heged hotel thief was ‘arrested .an ,0Mficer pre~ dicted the arrest of Willams, District Government Affairs. Witkina Hak HOW A MAJORITY WAS MADE. ee ‘The District Commissioners have referred to | Manes’ —“Th ¢ theiz attorney for his opinion the case of the ap- | | plication of ; Moynihan for a leense to sell 1 Fiquor at S15 7th Street southwest. Moynihan, it ‘Phe headquarters of th Army have been | {s stated, failed at first to show that ne had ob- Temoved from the corn ath and D streets to | tained the approval of a majority of the prop. | No. 48e na avenue. | &Ma-owners on his square and the square oppo- The us, Who disappeared from his | site. Ile then claimed that Re had obtained the | Rome thy Alexandria 1 . is said to be @eonsin | required mejority and called attention to recently | and not the brother of Thomas A. Broadus of the of property. “It is not; Penston offic The Ame will asse Willara’s League mvention at nd 19, 1887. ‘The executive committce of the Union Veteran Corps, Old Guard, at a meeting last nfght, per- fected arrangements for the carnival 2nd mart, whieh the, orgunizati mont. At the annual meeting of the trustees of the | Westminster Presbyterian chuteh, the following oMicers were elected: Joseph M. Wilson, president ; Abraham Depue, treasurer, and J. Whitley Herron, ‘The chureh has lately been repaired and renovated at an expense of over $2,500, Which has paid, and there isa balance of over $300 in the treasury. ——— A False Marriage Notice. Yo the Editor of Tue EVENING Stan ‘The notice of marriage which appeared in your issue of the 13th instant between Francis P. ‘Smoot and Mary Beacham ts utterly false. Such 2 marriage has never taken place and the publica- tion fs am act of a malicious person. We would e this denial to be published, as it places the Parties uamed as well as others in a very embar- Tassing position. FRascts P. SMoor, E. J. BEACHAM, (Pather of Mary Beacham.) Washington, D.C., January 14, 1887. ——— G. A. BR. Officers Installed. ‘The newly-elected officers of Burnside Post, No. §&.G.A.R, were installed last night by Chief Mustering Officer Church. They were as follows: M.A. Grosvenor, commander; A. J. Huntoon, chaplain; C. V. Haskell, officer of the day; 0. H. Ross, oMicer of the guard; R. S. Lacy, quarter master; C. H. Ingraham, adjutant; A. F. Medf ‘sergeant major; T. I. Sypbhered, quartermaster Sergeant. After the ceremonies a net Was served, at which Gen. Burdett, Commissioner Blact, Representatives Curtin, McKinley and An- Senator Manderson, Gen. Charles Gros- ‘enor and Gen. Bilis Spear responded to toasts. ‘The following officers of O. P. Morton Post, No. 4,6. A. R, have been installed for 1887: charles B. Fisher, commander; Charley. Douglass, ‘senior viee commander; George H. Boston, junior ‘lee commander; J. W. Butcher, adjutant; Wes- | ley Howard, quartermaster; Jacob Fisher, ‘chap- | jain; H. C. saunders, O. D.; Isaac Hamiiton, 0. G. L. A. Cornish, sergeant; Douglas Syphax; quar- termaster sergeant; L. H. ‘Sougiae sergeant major, The Woman's Relief corps, No. 1, auxil- lary toO. P. Morton Post, No. 4, G. A’ R., has elected the following officers: Miss M. R. Bowen, ident; Mrs. C. E. Butcher, senior vice Mrs A.J. Freeman, junior vice Miss M. L Jordan, secretary; Mrs. A.A. Treasurer; Mrs. E. M. Marshall, chapl: Mary L. ‘Coleman, conductor; Miss Matilda J. ‘Martin, guard. Mus. Davis Baker's FcERal—The funeral of irs Davis Baker took place yesterday afternoon at ber late residence, 1350 12th street, Rev. A. F. Steele, of St. Mark's chure Baker was a woman of unus' and had a large cirele of friend Were Messrs. 4. P. Longley, D. C. Morrison, Wm. P. Kent, Capt. A.J. Gunning, Chas. Borland’ and ¢. B. Parkman. interment at Glenwood cemetery. ———— ‘Two Divoxcrs.—Charies granted a divorce by Judge James from Lavinia Alandiey on the ground of desertion March 10th, officiating. “Mrs. ly lovely character ‘The pall-bearers A. Mandley was to-day mm propeses 10 hold next | . ‘The ‘fances are in a very good condi- | | ay the Commissioners ih thelr ietter to | theiraitorney, “that thes» deeds are made in order to muliply the number of property owners for ute | purpose of thereby enabling Moynihan to obtain | & majority of those owners. Can this question | enter into the consideration of his application by | ihe Commissioners, or are they bound by the re- corded transfers as evidences of ownership Within the tarms of the Heense act?” ‘THE WASTE OF WATEI: IN GOVERNMENT OFFICES. | The District Commissioners addressed to the | President yesterday a letter in regard to the seri ons deficiéney in the water supply of the city, | and in particular at this time to the large amount | passing through the federal offices. The'y ask an | Investization by the proper officers, dd that The Comunissioners, should It be thought proper to | invest them with’ the requisite authority, are themselves prepared to make the tnvestigaiton In question, through their own agents, and report the facts as ascertained, with recommendation as to needful action. MISCELLANEOUS. ‘The Commissioners have addressed a note to Chairman Ingalls, of the District committee of the Senate, stating that thetrattention has been called to Senate ainendments to section 6 of House bill No. 4,308. ‘They say this section 1s'so broad in its “Phraseologs that it is sporehended it may be ap- lied to boilers used by private individuals in iting their restdences, and should this be the case a very great hardship would result. ‘They st ‘@ modification of phrase to avoid sue construction. —._—_ Sales of Real Estate. | Mrs. E. S. Goodfellow has transferred lot 5: | square 115, fronting 25 feet on 19th street, between Sunderland Place and Dupont Circle, to Mrs. Phoebe Ann Morell, of Norquit, Mass. ; for $16,000. Cc. H. W. Junkin, of St. Paul Minn., has sold to W. K. Russell, lot 30, square 727, fronting on Mary- Jand ni between Ist and 2d streets north- | east; for $5,750. W. J. Walter has placed on ree- | ord a transfer from James E. Fiteh, for jot 1, Lan- jer Heights on Columbia road; for $4,616. A, H. Nixon has sold lot 8, Dik. Meridian Hin, to T. H. Fuller, for $7,798.05. T. T. Knox et al. have sold to Dr. W. R. Dubose part of lot 18, square 152 (42X19 feet), T street, between 17th and 18th | Streets northwest, for $6,147.54 A transfer has ‘been flied to Luther G. Bill United States navy, from rer, for the ‘Sum Of $26,800, of lot 21, sq) 2, 22743 tronting over 195 feet on 17th strect and New Hamy avenue, between S and T streets north- west. A.C. Clark et al have, for $5,077.26, sold to E. W. Bradiord eleven lots in Prospect pir David Charles Bell has _ on record a trans- fer from P. W. Lowe of the south half of lot 15, ‘Threlkeld’s addition to ‘st Washington, front- ig. 3O Teet on the east of 35th street, for —.___ Policeman Shehan’s Assailant. ‘THE CHARGES AGAINST HIM—THE WOUNDED OFFICER'S John Jackson, alias James Smith, the negro who shot Officer D. J. Shehan on the 4th of las: month, Will be arraigned befcre Judge Snell te-morrow. The officers now have ten charges against him, seven of them for housebreaking and the other three for assault and battery with Intent to kill Officers Shehan, Boyd and Brice. Last night Officer Shehan was worse, but to-day he appears to be much better. ee ee ‘The Courts. Iss. He aiso granted a divorce, with allmony and custody of the children, in the ‘case of Eliza eth H. Sebastian with John F. Sel ‘on the und of cruel treatment, neglect, non-Support, evertion aud adultery. Nor ax Assaxwewr.—The assignment put Nor ax Assia. ssignment Hage and wagon builder near 4 street and Penn sylvania avenue, to Mr. ‘Thoinas B noticed in Thursday'sSrak, was really a Dill of sale ta his successor for cash, Mr. Weaver having ecermined to embark in business in Milwaukee, Wis. This bill of sale was, however, only Tor the (ols and material, Mr. Weaver still retalming his Mnished work and has it for sale, and he 1s ready 10 pay dollar for dollar on all hisobliations. ‘The CEIn i ue reporter was cause Dy the backing Of e paper. A Bore oF Wun RAD OF A REVOLYER— In the trial in the Police Court to-day ge AUTRORY zy, colored, charged with assaulting Heury 4, lwo colofed, it came out in evidence that though | struck fer being struck drew a. bottle of SKY from his pocket instead of a revolver. ‘The court took Anthony's personal bouds. ‘Tam AtieceD Hore: Turer.—G. A. Wilson, alias J. A. Johnson, alias: A. Waller, the all hotel Uiet arrested yesterday by Detectives if and; Horne, was photographed yesterday for. te sues" gallery. ‘The goods recovered from the | prisouer yesterday have nearly all been identified, | and the defendant will be arraigi i aad tan arraigned before Judge = > Orvicens INstqi1ep.— The following officers Liberty Connell No." order of United Atmericng Mechanies were instailed last evening Dy BF nyder, D.'N. C. for the ensuing term: Councilor, A. G. Stevens; Vice Counctior, W. _E. MeGowa: Hie. See, W.Cooper; F pple rusters, Thos. A. 1 Wah. EL Keeter. vutside Protector, W. Watson, John H. Butt — He Pucxpex is Her BUsttR—A ung Womah WhO appeared at Gccoquan, Var wast Friday installed herself, it 13 stated, in the house of Mr. i. M. Davis. "The family missed & Jersey and a child's necklace, and upon searching the Woman, It ts stated, found the missing articles secreted in her bustle.” Subsequentiy, itis stated, she obtatued money from people of Uc Bay her way tothiseity. PP Ss ermoes _- DINNER 70 SeNaTOR BLACK! burn was banqueted by Col. Wililam L. Brown at Chaiubertin’s last evening. "Covers were laid for Uuirty guests. Among those seated at the table Were Secretary Whitney, Senators Kansom, Beck, yiumb, Gray and Sabin, ‘Kepresentatives Curtin, Yelton, Townshend and Coliins, Gen. Basil Duke, Jaines R. Young, Hallet Kilbourn,stiison Hnteh. ins, Gen, Stevenson and others. ‘Tue Tersn-Awenteax CLeB.—TI -Awenteax CLeB.—The lub has elected the r Col, Joun G. Heal ‘&N.—Senator Black- Irish-American following oBicers for 1887: ’, President: Mr.John HL. Dist vice president? Major. B. J. OF Mee president; Mr. E. i. MeGetnck, see retary; Mr. Pant F. Flynn, financial secretary; 35, Themes Kiros, te asirer, and Morris Murphy, éBoe uw. J. C. Walshe, U.S. A > DIvORCHS GuanreD.— Judge ated a divorce to Florence Z. Wright fom Wi, M. Wright, They were married | vi Hei and she eh: yee so anges hit with deseruon. She whs given the custody of her Chita aa tome inission to resume her mates name of Dillard. Whe judge also granted Snsennah Dunia, roel oe bar ‘Scott Duna, who ise] deserting her. The decree give ody of their child and permissios 8 mm to resume her Dame. mats —-—>____ -,W. Bexperre & Co.'s grand semi-annual @uetion sae 1s now in progres. This, eae ee ere ihaking a sweeping saie of hestery in eonnec- Mon With thetr remnants. See advertisement. * “O'GRADTS AWFCL Nicer,” at Kernan’ the oaiy irish Comedian, Joc Sullivan, =" 824 el Equity Covet—Judge James. Yesterday, Ford agt. Markin; sale finally ratt- fled and conveyance ordered. Wright agt. Wright; divorce granted. Dunnagt. Dunn; divores graat rbbey Teport of coumission on peti- peti: To-day, Schneck dgt. Riddle; J. M. Johnston ap- inted receiver. McClelland agt. McClelland; 1n- junction on defendant; rule issued. Jackson agt. Combs; amount of ‘security on’ appeal fixed. Schaofer agt. Schaefer; testinony ordered taxen by H.K. Ellfott. Borer agt. Otterback; hearing on demurrer to cross bil! postponed. Sebastian agt. Sebastian: decree of divorce with alimony and custody of the children. Mandley agt. Mandi decree of divorce. Hornback agt. Schwakof; F. ‘Schanidt appointed trustee. Crrcvrr Covet—Judge Hagner. To-day, Arnold et al. agt. Harbin et al. trialre- sumed, Pouice Covrt—Judge Snell. ‘To-day. Berry Broadus, crneity to animals; col. lateral forfeited, Luther M. Cornweil, unlicensed bar; continued for sentence. Michael Downs, destroring public property: personal bonds, William Myers, disorderly in the count $ ors days. Jeremiah Driscoll, disorderly on "Maryland i avenue; $5 or 15 days. Charles T. Will destroying private property: $10 coliateral for: feited, L Tully, disorderly in Kernan’s theater; $5 or 15 vs aoe A New B. & 0. Loan. ‘TWO MILLION CAK TRUST BONDS. The Baltimore American to-day says: It 1s learned from undoubted authority that the Baltl- more and Ohio Railroad company 1s about to issue anew loan. The amount is to be $2,000,000, and ‘It is tm the nature of a ir trust,” the money be- ing applied to the purchase of equipment, for which the company has been greatly pressed, in quence of its largely-tncreased business. The bonds, it is stated, are to be a direct obligation of the company, secured by on roliing = on ann ‘being bar gpg hg and company, John Gi nt, 18 the mortgexe. The bonds will bear 41 per cent interest, payabie semi-annually, and. are payable, 1t is understood, at the rate of” $260,000 each r, the Last x thus maturing at ine ten years. A syndicate of bankers is said to have already taken $1,300,000 of the bonds, and arrangements will probably be made within the | next two or three days for placing the remainder, RRE OOY YA rT RRO OY ¥ AAL © O¥Y AAL BOO ¥ AAAL Roo ¥ 4 ALLL ABSOLUTELY PURE ‘This Powder never varies. A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ontinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition ‘with the multitude of low tests, short-weight, alum or phosphate powdera, Sdup oxty ix Casa Rorat. Baxtxe Powpen Co., 10€ Wall street, N. ¥. Une eT ‘wor! at. 1m rear of Gov! cote A peir of our extra large size, tine quality, a | rk wort air ene of one Hare nae, landnanne 2 Sy present fe tomer who buys @10 worth ut Dry Gouda “*°" CO PITT KEE RRR * gss, kor K eo S88 ee ee” Bay RT ERE RR Syg8 7 StS a tt ETAL Gis Seates | Affairs in West Washington. Texenat, of Mrs, Srewanr.—The funeral of Mrs. from Trinity (Catholic) chure Was sald over ine remains by Rev. Father Kelly The rematns were interred tn Holy Rtood cemetery ‘A Dance.—The Georgetown — Assembly gave another delightful “dance at Forest hall last night, which was enjoyed by a large number. a Alexandria Affairs. Reported for Tar Evexix@ Star: U. 8. Cobrt.- United States court continued bog Si SE oe coupon question is likely tocome uj tenn of the court, Another ‘Blind Tou ‘case, In- Yolving the right of a New York lawyer for fees in the case, wi Propadly be heard this afternoon. eee ee ee R. ‘Taylor, owner of the tug Comet, has'betn subaited to ine court ‘Tae County WxitiNc-BooKs.—The city schools having secured the right to use the Spencerian system of penmaabsiip, although te. Graphic S73 tem had been fixed by the state board for use in the Bel the county board has made an effort to be al fo use the Spencerian system also, 9 far without success. The state board of education refused to make an ex: m in favor Of the county, Dut at the meeting of the county school board yesterday it was ordered that addi- ‘onal facts be laid before the state board, and the ‘spplicatton renewed. ‘OTES.—A sequel to the week of prayer has been. made bere by a series of Union meetings for devo- UOnal exercises at the Various churches ——The Tuneral of Mrs: OWen Carrol, took place with @ re- quiem mass from St. Mary's church this morning. —Uecoquian isto have’ foreign commerce. ‘The Schooner Clytic now here, will go there and load with staves an@ boop poles for Cuba,—Frank Hume gave a dinner last evening at lis seat in Alexandria county to a numberof friends,—- ‘The OWLStar Ine house On St. Asaph street, pet froim the city some months ago at $700, has bech sold to Chas. Lennar for 3800 by Ti. BL ‘Smnith—-C. E. Stuart, John M, Johnson and D. 4 | Wingsor, will ‘aet. by’ request, with the council committee 1o memorialize Congress on account of her Canal stoek sult.--—L D, Southworth, of Mary- Jand, preached @f the Free Methodist church last. night.-—Mr. HH. Young has been chosen clerk of the county sehool board. Tak Beut TEternoxe Scrr.—District Attorney Stearns, on behalf of the government, yesterday fled in the United States cireutt court in Boston a ‘Dill Of complaint of the United states: inst the American Bell Telephone company and Alexander Granam Bell, ‘The bill 1s essentially the same as the one dismissed from the Ohio circuit of the United states court on the ground of lack of juris- ctlon, CITY ITEMS. ‘The Star Shoe House, 726 7th street offers to-morrow the following great bargal ‘ins: Ladies’ Shoes, made of nuine ences es fine Straight goat, at $1.50, regular bs lee $2.5 Misses” she inade of fine pebble grain uppers and solid learner soles, workea button holes, at ‘85c., regular price $1.25, Clilldren’s shoes, heel or spring heel, with solar tips, at 70c., worth $1. Infants’ shoes, fine kid with worked button holes, 45¢., worth 65¢. Meu shoes} fine calf, Dutton, Ince or Congress, at $1.87, regulnt price $2.50. Boys’ Shoes, button or lace, warranted all solid leather, at $1.15, regular price $i. Xoutiis shoes, made of fine veal calf, at $1.10, w .f Ladies’ slippers, flannel lined, at 30c., worth 50c. Men's patent leather pumps, at $1, Worth $1. s for ‘To-morrow (Saturday) at our new store: First-class Extract Vanilla, 20c.; ditto Lemon, 15c.; White Clover Honey (1-Ih, pack@yes) Ise. per package; French Peas, 2c. per can; ditto Mushrooms, 2c. per can; Speers Port Wine, er bottle; Cream Mixture Candy, 1c. per Ib. ibs. for $1; fresh and fine mixed Nuts, 15¢.—7 Ibs, for $1; 4 cakes of white Castile Soap, prices only for Saturday, January 15. For price of Staple Krocertes see this evening's Créie, in City Specials. N. T. METZGER & BRo., L 417 7th st. b. Ww. A Card. We would again call the attention of the public to the fact that to-morrow (Saturday), January 15th, is positively the last day of our special dis- count sale. FRANK! 1 (Successors to R. Goldschmia, 81: Read followi it bar ims offered for to-morrow at 8. W. Augenstein’s, 817, 819 and ‘S21 7th st. n.w., and so be convinced that we give you better value for your money than you can ob- tain elsewhere. Large Splash Mats Gc. Ironing hoards 28e., larger size 3vc.; 3$20 Dinner sets re- duced to $10.68 per set; Slop Jars with handles and cover, $1.28, regular price $2.50; Colored Stand Lanips complete 37c., worth 50c.; 3-foot Step Ladders, 48c., 4-foot G3c., 5-foot pe ‘Tea sets reas Mie eres $4.48, wort 73 3¢ doz. lets, land’ Winddw Shades ‘patent’ rollers, Sie. 75e.; Stair Oll-cloth, ve. per yard; Colored’ Break. fast’ sets, 31¢.; Majolica Cuspadores, 32c.; Var- nished Knife Boxes, %c.; Coal or Fiour Steves, 8c, each; Pastry-board and Rolling Pin, Colored Molasses Pitcher, 14c.; Colored Celery’ Glasses, Ile.; Fancy Crumb Brush and Tray, 17¢.; hoop, brass bound Cedar Water Pails, 33:.; 3 large Pic Plates, 10c., and thousands of other bargains too numerous to mention ti ‘The Genuine Bi ims at Hahn's mark- down sale, $16 7th si. and 1992 Pennsylvania ave., are attracting considerable attention: Gents’ $5.50 Custom-made Shoes, $4.40. Gents’ $5 morocco-top and hand-welt Boots, 3.75. Gents’ $3 Calf, Sewed Boots, now $2.35. nom #150 Soild: Button, Laced “ana Gaiters, ‘Ladies’ $4.50 Cousin’s French Kid, Button, $9.75. Ladtes’ $3 Straight Goat and Kid, ‘Button, $2.40. Ladies’ $2.50 Pebble Goat, Bution, any’ Width, Genuine Goat and Kid, Button, any shape, $1.54 3 me Ladies’ wt "$1.50 Glove-top, Kid and Pebble, Button, | Ladies’ $1.25 Reliable, Button and Laced, 95c. Misses’ $1.25 Soltd Spfing Heel, Button, Soc. Boys $1.50 Reltable Button Boots, 31.10. Youths" $1 Solid Sole, Laced, 75¢. A few extra cheap lots on otir bargain counter. 1 A Card, ‘We would again call the attention of the public tothe fact that to-morrow (Saturday), January 15th, ts positively the last day of our spectul dis- count sale, FRANKLE & Co., 1 (Successors to R. Goldschmid, 81? 7th st. n.W.) Pure Old Rye Whisky (tour years Straight from the distillery), $2.50 per gallon. N. 'T. SieT2cER & Bxo., 1 417 7th st. BW. See Fime spectacles, 50c.; 487 Pa. ava, tat “1c. Royal” mendseverything! Lansburgh's, Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morning ‘and delivered in 3 1b. “Ward” prints, 0c. per Ile ‘Also, Cottage Cheese and Butterlle, ‘Sweer Mane Se. per quart. Cream 150. Boo Reovcriox IN THE PRICES OF DEY Goops. ASTRAKHAN CLOTH, pure wool,one yard and ahalt wie, reduced to $i by Pure WoO! i PURE WOUL CHUDDA SERGE, wide double width, HOM PUN DRESS GOODS, extra width, reduced Extra Large Size WHITE WOOL BLANKETS, re- duced to HOME-SPUN DRESS GOODS, re wale rece fc, ndromiely erbroldered, wide double fol ae variate roa the prices of BLACK ‘utd COL- ORED SILKS, VELVETS, SATINS and fin Dress Goudie, “Bargains in BLACK, and COLORED BuACK Stik SILK VELVETS, 81.25. Double WHITE WOOL BLANKETS, 82. BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS. ae wool, 1.50. 711 MARKET SPACE, near as Tth street, Wutert « nuorr HAVE REDUCED PRICES on, Our Dress Suits to order are correct in style, perfect im fit, excellent in material and low in price. Our Prince Aibert and Cutaway Suits of Diagonal and Cork- screws cannot bé matched in the town. HARBAN & BENNETT, 1419 New York avenue. 0012-3ua, Toxornow, Jaxvany 15, 81.68 3-button Undressed Kid Mousquetaire GLOVES for $1.49. Only one pair to each customer at $1.49. Warranted and tried on. ENRY C. LANCASTER, atosr PARIS DRESS GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES. SoM Tt street porthweet, 497 This entire column belongs to the Palais x Stationery, liday’ Rovulties ind Catholic Royal. nie Most —_ Goods at lowest prices, ” j-tw Most ‘We have reduced the prices of all our Pattern Dresses, pies eae i gesmomierone we |New Yaar, Corns, ‘WHOLESOME Keep the largest and best stock of DIARIES. CALENDARS, OALMARAGS, | BLANK So Mazzy. le a ee SUNDAY SCHOOL RECORD BOOK: i. WHOLESOME fn thiscity, and offer choice goodsat tempting prices | aso ST NCAY PURSELL, Bookseller, 418 Oth st. x WHOLESOME HOSIERY AND UNDERWEARIN GREAT VARIETY. | {OR THE, NEW YEAR PELOUBETS | SELECT WHOLELOME ‘The shown in Barnealy Table it's Lesson Commentary for 1887; All the ANN EER WOW Ww ‘WHOLESOME Damatis and. large Size Napiinn, Having closed. a Baysicians Wintiny Tine, Dake Bal N KE Wwww lange lot from an importer to creat advantage we, are :__New Years Cards. : Pa E Www WHOLESOME offering goods at $1.50 worth 82. Poe a aR Card Plate Printing: . ee ee WHOLESOME ‘Towels, Sheetings and Pillow Linens. Packs Eavelopen for Sboente Sn rene WHOLESOME are Se heat natte bee 9 ve Srom: » sore, DDD pg z 3 ON ee g.e) fie bad ie | oe Se 428 7th it 2 So oo ee 8 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE._| WV Eco 83 893 DB _* rarersa Parer, ‘00 ©Dop ‘WHOLESOME WHOLESOME Sus, Vaxvers Axn Ghavzes, PRINTING PAPER, ARE ARRIVING DAILY FOR U8, IN JUSTICE TO WHOLESOME eee peace ae OURSELVES, TO WRITE OF ‘WHOLESOME (Gvocesson To Prxry & BRoTaen), ENVEL > ‘WHOLESOME HAS OPENED A LARGE LINE OF “F, a FLOUR SACKS. ‘CAISE” IN BLACK, WHITE AND 3 Afull ne of www A RRR MM ‘WHO! COLORS, BLANK BOOKS, Wwww As ROR MMM a SUPERB STOCK OF LYONS SATIN DUCHESSE, In regular Sizes and styles. wwww AA RRE MMM WHOLE: RHADAM) MASCOTTE, GROS GRAIN AND gees BLANK WOKS for Banks and Corporations ww fA Be eae SOME RURAH MITKS IN BLACK, WHITE AND. ALL te onder. Vy se AS ee THE FASHIONABLE SHADES FOR STREET, | Manila Paperand Paper Bags printed at short notice, “S RECEPTION AND EVENING WEAR. E. KE. RIDER, j GGG (00 (00 DDD gi3q Ee MORE aacaes It BLACK ABD ALL THE 314 Sth st. nw @° $8 99 Bb & FooD TO READED SATINS, VELVETS AND car Pennnyivania aceiin) H NADINE! 22 im LYONS BLACK AND COLORED ALLSILK VEL- 1887. BUT YOU SHOULD KNOW WE ARE CLOSING our WARM UNDERWEAR OF EVERY DESCRIPTION FOR A MERE SONG. FOR A MERE 80NG. Witert ¢ nvorr wave nepucep prices on BEAVER MUFFS AND NECKBANDS. ‘905 Penna. ave. Lasxzrs Lows Orne. No. 361, Pennsylvania avenue northwest. Loaned on Gold and Silver. Ws Dia- Guns, Me Warert a xv ER CAPS aud Di iG GLOVES. ‘905 Penne. ave. eRe age ae Steam Nonpareil Steam ‘Blake's Steam tien, hs Seem ra FOR A MERE SONG. FOR A MERE SONG. FOR A MERE SONG. CLOAKS we are selling for lesg than what they cost. It pays us todo 80, for we can re-invest the money secured fifteen times before next winter. UNDERWEAR, such as Felt, Flannel and Satin Skirts, Merino, Wool and Silk Hostlery, Worsted ‘Skirts, Leggings, etc., all go below cost price. ERE NNN 988, @ KO NNN OT * ; 5 G&S Eee NNN TF B8yg8 ‘Warm Gloves of every description, Merino, Wool and SUK Underwear and Half Hose, Suk Mufflers, etc, etc. at less than cost price ceo HH WL DDD ™ g88q cc HH WL Db” § he WH Ea. Bae ott coo HOH H tun Bow Worsted Underwear of every description, and Warm Goods of every description for the babies, all for “‘a mere song.” NNN EEE WoW w NNN E ad wwww NNN EEE Ww 4 GGG 00 00 DDD. G@Goeo 8 o DD Sco 88 88 BB GGG ‘00 00 DDD NN RXk OE Ywww NNN KE wWwwww NNN EF ww Www NNN EEE Ww Ww 8% S% P% BD Seo 83 88 BB GGG 09 00 Dpp Sag5 = FANS. Some beautiful Hand-Painted Gauze Fans, also ‘Spangled Fans have just arrived; also, the following hovelties secured by our buyers just returhed from ‘New York: SILKS. Short lengths of Fancy Plushes and Velvets for evening wear. Bought of Messrs. McCreery & Co., of New York, at closing out prices. ‘New designs in Silk Gauzes and Grenadines, Crepe de Chines, India Silke, Crimped Crepes and other light tissues for evening wear. LACES, Colored Brussels Silk Nets, 2 yards wide, evening shades, $1.19 3 yard. Oriental, Fedora. Black Chantilly, Spanish Guipure uncings. and Escurial Lace Flot and Laces to match. White and Black Beaded Nets and Flotincings. Ex- quisite designs. DRESS TRIMMINGS. Ornament Gimps and Galoons of Pearl, Crystal and Jet, 98c. to $16 a yard. Moss Trimming, in the new evening colors,only $1.35 a yard. FLOWERS. Lilacs, Roses, Heliotrope, Apple Blossoms, Carna- tions, Lilies of the Valley, Roses, &c. ‘The foliage of these Flowers is extraordinarily natural in appearance We can puta natural rose in one hand and one of our patent artificial roses in the other, and you cannot de- tect the difference by the sense of touch. RIBBONS. ‘Morle Sashes, with Satin and Gros Grain Fancy Fan Edge, 10 inches wide, $1.98. Surah Sashes, with Satin Picot Edges, 15 inches wide, $1.68. ‘Satin Sashes, 9 inches wide, 98c, Gros Grain Silk Ribbons, with looped, corded edge, 29c. ayard. Allabove Ribbons come in the new evening colors, and the designs are entirely new. We may not have described them well, but will be pleased to show them, and not think of your purchasing. FEATHERS, Ostrich Feather Pompons, with 68e. Bunches of Ostrich Tips, most lovely colors, 48¢.and 8c. "or the hair we show Flowers of Pear] and Steel, also Pearis and Gold $1.68 a bunch. HANDKERCHIEFS, Sheer Linen, with embroidered dots, in colors, 2 for 25e. Sheer Linen, with dice pattern centers, embroidered. in colors, 250. A faultless collection of Fine French Linen Novel ties from 48¢. to $2.98 each, PRESS NOTICE. ‘We clip from Sunday's Post the following fisttering comment: f “Credit is due the Palais Royal for its nerve in cater- ing to the requirements of society people. It has béen ‘a bad season for warm goods of every description, and wost merchants seem to be entirely absorbed in Gisponal and somewhat regardless of the fact that season is here for balls, parties and receptions. You may get everything you want at the Palais Royal, and if it is warm goods, such as cloaks or underwear, you will find the prices reduced regardless of what they cont. A word should be said in favor of the glove atid fan departments. Strangers to Washington are always astounded that city of 200,000 inhabitants could support astore whose glove department requités fifteen, ansintants, and where fans may be found not by tens or hundreds, but by the thousand, and at priced as low as 25e. and up to $100. ‘That such existe in is illustrated at the Palais Royal. ‘The store is ac- knowledged to make the finest display in the country. Five men are employed solely for the decoration of the windows and stores, and that they are artists a visit ‘will demonstrate.” DRY GOODS. BOOKS, &. es a P HE C! EST BOOK STORE IN THE WORLD, Spec Gon ne da, frites ibe ie ard. BLAGK ANB « COLOWED GERMAN SILK VELVETS RAPARIGIT ‘AND CHANTILLY LACE FLOUNC- ‘ NOVELTIES NEW CREPE DE CHIN DIA SILKS AND (NES, IN] Ww. HL 475 PA. AVE, AND N. ¥. AVE. AND 15TH ST, MORRISON, Isvesticars: ANTON Has just opened one of the largest and best selected TAEFOUSSE & PEKING ieee Stocks of Christmas and New Year presents in the city. am Payst “GREAT BARGAINS” IN BROCADE VELVETS AT | His selection of decorated Books is the finest ever 3B and $3, Former vrices §9 and! = aOR ESE PRiCk Se oR x yrrapg, | offered im Washington. i: 4s — Hust shogorsasp vont. ns TA Ro Lise Or Buaxr Boo “SPECIAL OFFERING” OF BLACK AND COLO} set pit nos = ‘THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY REDUCTION SALE. PRICES THAT MUST SELL THEM. DEX ahd T7ME BOOK: REPORTERS’ NOTEBOOKS, PYING BOO! SCRAP and INVOICE BOOK EC JERSEYS at $1.90 each. Former prices were LAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES. SEATON PERRY, _HOUSEFFURNIS a SHIN | Deconarey Toner Sera Weare opening this week several NEW DECORATIONS IN ENGLISH TOILET SETS At very low prices, Novelties in Royal, Worcester and other famed Ea ropean productions for WEDDING PRESENTS. NEW CHRISTMAS GOODS daily arriving. WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, China and Glass Importers, 1205 Penusylvania avenua a P. Haxsox Hiss & Co. * 8 ‘TH ST, HAVE ON EXHIBITION A FINE LINE OF WALL PAPERS. INEXPENSIVE PAPPRS IN ART COLORS AND CHOICE DESIGNS. FRESCO PAINTING IN ALL ITs BRANCHES DESIGNS AND ESTIMATES FURNISHED | SPECIAL LINE OF | UPHOLSTERY AND DRAPERY GOODS OF ala | GRADES AND PRICES | BROCADES, PLUSHES, TAPESTRIFS, VELOURS, CRETONNES, SOOTCH 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, 815 15th Street, 218 @ Cor Ty Prices ‘Penny Burtprxa, GROCERS’ and BUTCHERS' ORDER Books. | — rego, _Penmvivania ave, cor. 9th t, TEPER: SOAP PADRE eee Whee | PORTIERES AND HEAXY CURTAINS WAT Full Dress Suits (Swallow-tail Coats) $20. Established. 2 FILES, DING, INVITATIONS. VISITING ol oe no Fine Black D. B. Broadcloth Suits at 320. CARDS Engraved snd Printed. < arent restated pitean: ‘Corkscrew Prince Albert Suits $15 and upward. Faxcx Iiivsioxs Axo Nerrs Re. EASTON & EUFP, ARKED DOWS. 411-3m__ Stationers, cor. Penn. av CED IN E ai a ee Cue Boors Curar Paren Storm Overcoats at $5, reduced from $7.50. ‘Storin Overcoats at $7.50, reduced from $12. Storm Overcoats at $10, reduced from 816. Portieres marked down to $10 Storm Overcoats at $13.50, reduced from $22. The twel unifotm in size and st e reat fered is Tesh ‘Overcoats at 85, reduced from #10. ‘Having a larger stock than usual of neat bom smcothy sai a3 tt ey a Poe Turcomen Carats in fee ane a 3 and envelopes, 24 sheets of paped rice “huow cut them to #2 Sfrombo Chinchila Oversees fy sedud@t trom FaNeY ILLUSION egpslopes Forni, calp agera boc PA | USES aaa a i nt 8 ‘The cheapest Aibanis in the elt). WH HOEKES $25. We have reduced the prices, and “are offering newand | Receiving goods daily at Carpet, Furniture aid Upholstery Warerooms, qQfontente Chinchilla Overcoats $20, reduced from | effective goods at very low rates, Embroidered Ilt- 70EN C rAnkEre, | alt SO} Market sye'e, . sions, reduced to 2.50 from 3. Chenille Illustons, re- 7 1 et a. — os = ef palills Double-breasted Coats and Vests from | Guced to $1.50 from 8 Gold and Silver Spot fil. | 2°72 pe ee ae Goo N Gov N sions, reduced from 8% to 81.50. Full line of White cane Cop News! “Woop News: ‘The entire stock of Business and Dress Suits reduced fully 33 par cent. ‘Pants reduced regardless of cost or value. Gautier’s All-silk VELVETS, reduced to $5 ger yard. FOR BOYS—4 TO 18 YEARS. Finest goods ever shown in this city. “A Our Legs ere) and Cigna ae is still Moire Francais SILKS, in all colors. very mul than we want it to be,and prices have Novel VETS. been cut lower than ever before. It will pay you tobuy | i#h Novelties in SILKS and VELV now, even for future use. — and Colored Musions in all shedes, Cotton Mechlin Netts, all colors. ___ ‘LADIES’ GOODS. Mae L. P. Jeassener, 26 North Charles Street, Baltimore, Has opened here at 1110 F st, n.w., bet. 11th and 12th ute.,a handsome assortment of French Bonnets and Hats,carefully selected by her sister, who is now in Paris; alsoa choice selection of Evening and Recep- tion Bonnets. N.B—Orders promptly attended to, JsB-12t . ae W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, PRICE, "19 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ONE jas OAK HALL, wz CORNER 10TH AND F STREETS | WisraprisHep 1811. EXCLUSIVE STYLES IN GOODS FOR EVENING penny WEAR, Dass In: CHOICE OLD oa a Wi owWwaHun K .K Il EEE eS) oe — Wwe tal a ao Rae EE as — ee Wea HHH soe Bs HED, aed CLOAK DEPARTMENT. MILD, MELLOW AND DELICIOUS. wee I 3 MEEK AMBITION ‘NEWMAREETS, FRENCH FRISE WRAPS, PLUSH VISITES, ASTRACHAN VISITES, liar medicinal qualities of Whi: distilled nest erowth of hye in the renowsed Valley of the Monongahela, have attracted the attention of the Medical Facult) the United States to such a de- todoit, Walking alone by the torch of our own un- | 4,502 flickering consciousness of ‘ sate place itina very high position among the Pisin and Fur Trimmed. RIGHT iateria Medica, ACKETS. NEW GOO! Jeirated tue OLD WHIGKIES whack weemerattie| parser era iaceel cried je e which we offer a in our every endeavor to please and protect foie Se nin re gieee athe Recent purchase at tremendous reductions, ‘THE PEOPLE, ee MILLINERY at Lowest Prices ever ‘THREE FEATHERS, OLD RYE, 1865. . ered FURS at 10 per cent. discount. OLD RESERVE WHISKY. Z UNKIVALLED UPPER-TEN WHISKY. BRUNSWICK CLUB WHISRY..... If you cannot obtain these Whiskies from cer, we-will on ‘receipt of Bank Draft, ‘or Post Office Stoney Onder, of O- ter, if ‘them to by ee fue aide e vlaatiee ee Dut try we ever so hard, charm we ever so wisely, we have ndt, cannot and never expect to be able to sell SEVENTY-FIVE DOLLAR GARMENTS ‘Best quality only. DRESS TRIMMINGS, ‘Direct importation. LACES, at FOSTER KID GLOVES, : the United Staten So ee Por EXCELLENCE. PURITY aad EUERNESS OF | 6L.OOperpairupward. Fitted and warranted, y QUALITY, the above are Uneu by any Whi fh the Market. They are entirely FHEE FHOM ADUL: SILK PLUSH, ‘The people donot demand sucha wholesaleslaughter, | TERATION, gnd possess a Natural Flavor and. all colors, at $1.05 per yard. ‘and take all such statements owm grano salia. Propeities : : ‘We repest that ‘tis our MEEK AMBITION to win the | PENYECT GATISEACTION. ohertive te be rebated | BEST QUALITY ASTRACHAN, BLACK and BROWS, ‘confidence of the PEOPLE and toretain that confidence ‘by selling tiothing but reliable, desirable, durable and stylish READY-MADE CLOTHING at exactly TEN PER CENT ABOVE THE ACTUAL COST OF MANU- FACTURE. , Two years ago we started out on this principle, nor pense. , Correspondence solicited. H. & H. W. CATHERWOOD, 114 South Front st., Philadelphia, at $4,00 per yand, 54 inches wide. 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. a4 UPERFLUOUS HAIR OBLITERATED. LEAVING 3S no trace. My Electric Needle Process ix the only Femedy for! this hideous blemish. Plasters, powdery, | seids, &e.- only promotea more stnibhora xruwth. El have we abated “one jot or one tittle” of the ardor or ast ents for ladies and children. MES. enthusiaan which characterized the beginning of our GABRIEL, 1321 stnw. ea career. We have “hewn close to the line.” and shall FFF A VV 00 RRR gSsq continue todo so unto theend. Good people, give us Fo AA Vv ¥ oo BRS your CONFIDENCE, give us your patronage, and we FF AA VY 8 9 Erm “ss GAkzates tito you dae ORE Vas 7 00 ER RK Sss8 ABSOLUTE PROTECTION. gcd had ar IN. 6cG BRE RRR MMMM A RRR (OO EEE DDD REE RRR ERE RRR | 6° G a ROR MMMM AA NNN RROOE DDE RRE RE R|G ie «ORRE) MMMM AA NNN — RRR O O FE D DER RRE RE Gocco RO &k R MMM AAA NNN EB BRO Ber BoP Eee EOE &, R| Goo ker RR MMM A’ AN RN RB R 00 EEE DDD FEE R R ERE R K/| “THE BEST ASSORTMENT IN THE CITY, AT VICTOR E ADLER'R TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. 927 AND 929 7TH STREET NORTHWEST, J. JAY GOULD'S, 421 9th st, near Pennsylvania ave Mae J. P. Pam oc30-$m. 18 NOW SHIPPING 4 DRY OHAMPAGNE il SES EE 1107 F STREET NORTHWEST. IEDMONT AIR LINE. ‘TO THE UNITED STATES KNOWN AS THE IMPORTER, SCREDULE IN EFFECT DEC. 19, 1886. Fam P. stat ‘B streets : GRAND SEO, ‘Will show the coming week po paypal fr ‘erpetee 62 pari Og Mea ‘Agta and all” ‘pointe South.” Pull. NOVELTIES IN nto Mentgomery epson to Atlanta | wercH 18 OF THE SAME HIGH GRADE AS THE soa CLASS BONEETS “CARTE BLANCHE,” AT PRESENT SHIPPED BY HIM, AND WHICH HAS BEEN 80 FAVORABLY Se Tre eee! RECEIVED BY THE AMERICAN PUBLIC. Also, HIS WINES ARE THE FINEST QUALITY THAT COSTUME BONNETS AND HATS, CAN BE SENT FROM FRANCE, AND HE FEELS 411 __ FOR TAILOR-MADE SUITS. CONFIDENT THAT THE NEW DRY WINE WILL “V7 KAME, 607 11H BT_W.W._OORSETS MADE MEET WITH FRIENDS WHEREVER IT I8 KNOWN. fo order. “A perfect ft cuaranteed. Also, a full lined Shoulder Braces Heform Waist, FreachCigrects PRICE--QUARTS, $29.70; PINTS, $31.70. Sa cece nian Cae = TTENTION, FOR SALE BY, Lape PARISIAN MODES IN FINE FRENCH : WILE Md PRANDE 1300 F ST. JAS. L. BARBOUR, BANGS, ENGLISH BASKET PLAITS, : ee jaformation 614 AND 616 icdecena AVENUE, ea ae tee mains (ei wenn | AND THE LEADING WINE MERCHANTS anp | © IRS ANDER K. Hi 450 low ay Rw 228-3m GROCERS. ANMIE K. MUMPBERY, 420 10re ST. 1. JAS, L. TAYLOR, MiSiee Gorects 0) order Caerysfeand mate = a French Hand-miade Uh oti, Merino Underwear , Meri + Ove Niw Years Proctamatios: and finest imported | oo KING'S PALACE. Patent Shoulder Braces, ahd ail brea, Gooas. GHAT CLOAK AND MILLINERY SLAl aR! youcan buy and elegant Cloth Newmarket, Soujcan buy au Blogaat "Berl ts Clo ee For you tan buy s Silk FurLinea Circular, ‘5 you can buy a nice Boucle Jacket, worth SERS gi bed see Ca wa Baanan sgh oot oe ay am Tine rah $0,000' WoRTH OF mEWa, YOUTIFS, Bors’ TRIE SS! Jotcan buy an ¢ Beal Pinsh Visite, a lovely Seal Pius Goat, Seal and Children’s Corsets and a $1 Corset (Miss H.'s own make) that: ‘the price is surpassed. pik __ mrt EAL GARMENTS DYED AND ALTERED INTO ‘the new and fashionable visite and jacket sha) Muffs . At Miss CUNNING: HAM fo shat nw. Nowy. sett PENH, PYHING, SCOURING AND DRY ‘eet Freen Fae ils Fike! FIRE! FIRE!!! a “REET SEBS the sont sea Mash Coot, | __ GENTLEMEN'S GOODS. OVER 1000 HDR ATRABSE? 0047S 70 | Fees 9 FO, 82,25 vou can buy an elegant Chiles Coat, from SMOKE. For $2.75 you can buy lovely Children's Coats, ages HATS AND GENTS FURNISHINGS, GOODS MUST BE CLOSED OUT AT ONCE. 6.8.10 ana years. In all the Latest Novelties in ‘WINTER UNDERWEAR, NECKWEAR, HOSIERY,£e. ‘Shirts to Order, 6 for g12. A perfect ft guaranteed. ELLERY'S, 1337 F street. cid oe oe m buy clegant Children’s Coata, tally CHANCE TO GET BARGAINS THAT | "All Coats for Misses, sold formerty st $16 and $18 steerer ood Sess 88 EVER BEEN OFFERED. P 814 a 8 ppenite the Ebitt House = aie Tae Navoxat Le axo Marcerrt your. a ‘ABSOCIATI w IN, D.C, leashed reas eicee pone (Sees ‘All are Invited to Our New Year's |G, 1, Wun & Bros FROM GROGAN'S INSTALLMENT HOUSE. cause they have not got the cash to spare. We are determined to knock the bottom outaf higit prices, and will sell GOODS ON INSTALLMENTS AS CHEAP AS THEY CAN BE BOUGHT EL WHERE FOR CASH. And we make this extraordinary offer that cnstomert can make their own terms in regard to payments. ‘Come and see the largest store in the United States, Come and see the largest and most varied stock to se lect from. Come after you have posted yourselves on prices and terms elsewhere, and we will guarantee you that GROGAN'S INSTALLMENT HOUSE (THE OL RINE), 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 say are factsand no humbug. We repeat, come aud make your own termus—at se18, GROGAN'S. =, aa 7 5 eee Cow Weraram Is Comya and when you start to select a HEATING and COOK. ING STOVE be sure to call and inspect the lancest assortment ever shown in this city. Also, LATROBES, Brick set RANGES, FURNACES, SLATE MANTELS, &c., in great variety. In TIN WAKE we keep the finest quality, which costs very litte more than the common. A cali solicited. W. 8. JENES & CO, 717 72m Srerer N. W. PIANOS A ND ORGANS. 1 = Dat nw Eatailished 1864. Kranich and Bach now the leading Pianos of the world. “Newby & Evang and Weser Bros., 1 tie | diuia quality: also Gally's self-playing instruments ‘All af lowest prices ausd best fustallaneat plat Special Daneatun for ‘cash, Tuning and repairing bouestly done, BBR REE RoR E Ben Fe Eee Eee a wana, xk kK K x x x x x Ni Piasos A aA AA vy a lata) J wane: A a UNEQUALED IN TONE, TOUCH, WORKMANSHIP AND DURABILITY. Special attention of Holiday Purchasers invited 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 & co, 817 Market Space. — ee Te LE Do Nor Porcaase UNTIL YOU SEE THE EMERSON PIANO, A thoroughly first-class instrument at a me ‘dium price. “Over 41,000 Low in Use. Second-hand Pianos and Ongans st prices from 610 to $150. Sold on small monthly payments. Largest assortment of S-cent Music in the city. HENRY EBERBACH, ap2a Satette 915 Festreet, Eowaw F. Dror, 925 PENNSYLVANIA AVENU Sole Awent for TTT REE HRN Nw S885, wae u i a 1 ; Sterling: ‘Music and Musical Merchandise. awl om monthly payments, Exchanged. Kented, Tuned, Paired, Moved, Stored and Shipped. ‘New'and Second-hand Piauos of other makes always x19 =: SasruDeee from 25 up. oa, in stock at low. Telephone. 334° ‘TheGreatest Work Accomplished with Easa, Gallatour ome or sand for Catalogue of Samples, 8, OPPENHEIMER & BRO, 528 Oth at. n.w., St. Cloud building. Agents for Draping Forms at $3 per doz. ale War Nor Gre Your Wire SILENT NEW AMERICAN, No. 7, ‘Bewing Machines as a holiday gift.