Evening Star Newspaper, December 10, 1887, Page 8

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LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather, Detentions for the % hours commencing at 3 p.m. District of Columbia, Maryland, and Vire wer, Fala, followed Dy clearing 7% to frest variable wh oFisk northwesterly, MADBURY Palace OF Music ‘3 Pennsyivanta avenue, has bist if ms filled with elegant Brad- bi right Pianos, in ali the ¢ woods and Bow designs, for the Hollday trade, which he 1s offering jow as Is con-istent with first-class ma- rial and workmanship, and upon the easiest terms The Bradbury Piano has long att ved & reputation and success Unprece= dented in the history of its competitors, and the popularity may be attributed to the fact that the Mnanufacturer has never relied upon highly dis- Piayed advertisements and ex Stale Iuents for the sale of his iustruments, Dut has al- Ways been guided by the axiom that upon true m Jone all permanent success depends, tal Again, the production of a first-class plano 1s fan enterprise which Involves a Vast amount of Capital and a life-long experience in the business, Sombined with much mechanteal skill, and ap art- Istic Leste, all of wh Stith has at his com- Mand. 1h addition to the stock of Bradbury Pt ‘8003 You will find an endless variety of Palace and ew England Organs, suitable for the home, Sebool or church uy. To all who contemplate the hase of a piano or Organ, new of second-hand, Bor che Hotutsrs, wad who desire ‘an Instrument ‘That will prove a real luxury in your home, and of Mte-iong durabilty, we would a3, let investige- on be Your motto.” Remember’ you are deall Girect With the manufacturer, which means low Prices, and that special bargains are offered on all sales during the Holidays. Muza _C. Tuompson’s Palm Kosmeo prevents ‘Wrinkies” Sold ouly 1320 F street. ‘Tue Howmtimst MaN on Eants, ‘The editor of a paper in Dubuque, Iowa, once ne, was a tric over six months ago {cto provabiy the Lomeliest-man on earta terribie change was due to a sudden attack of Par- alysis of tue muscles of oue side of the face, follow- jug prolonged Neuralgia. Afver Rlectricity and the Goctors had failed, be tried Dr. Buckland’s Rssence Of Scotch Uats, and in thirty days was perfectly cured, and lost whe unenviable potoriety of being ‘the homeiiest man on earth Diamonps at R. Hanns & Co., $32 7th st. Five Gas FuxtuRes at Shedd & Bros’ Noun Cuance 1s Now to procure Arst-class Boots, Shoes, Slippers, Hubbers and Arctics at unusi Jow fizures while our Great Reduction Sale ts go- ing on HEILBECY's Suoe House, 402 7th street, ‘See the Old Lady fn window. P. S—Handsome (Chromos and tickets for all Warenss ar R. Hanuss & Co., 432 7th st. Ho! Por tux Houpays. Everybody must be sup- Pied with Wines and Liquors. ‘To be sure and get ie pure article go to Xahder's, 909 7th st. n.W. Repvcep prices in men’s clothing. Eiseaay’s. £ Gas Hearing Stoves at shi Bros’, New Stour! New Goops!—The largest variety of Etchings, Engravings and Photogravures in the eity. All the latest aFtist proof etchings on hand and received a8 soon as published. Our variety of picture frame mouldings fs unsurpassed for beauty and finish. First-class work and lowest prices. Kegiiding a specialty. ‘Woop & Foxsyi, 1208 F ty Ove Repsae Boots and Shoes will wear and give satisfacti ‘GoovT eax, 309 9th street, ploupay axp Wappme Panemwrs at Shedd & ‘Kaisixoen’s ice cream, 235 G st, mW. Lipays! HoutbaYs!—Go to Davis, 723 7th st. our pictures. | Obe large crayon and one dos. Sncly aulshed cabinet portraits fof only $5. Come aud see them, 422 7th st. WHAT MRS. HARRIRT HUBBARD AYER THINKS OF THIS CHARMING ACTRESS AND SOCIETY BELLE. From the New York Times. ‘The reporter found Mrs. Harriet Hubbard Ayer at her office, 52 and 54 Park Place, and politely asked if she would give her opinion of Mrs. Jamés Brown Potter's talents, &€.,as an actress, Mrs. Ayer had seen Mrs, Potter at her first appearance in New York, and had concluded that she was ound to make a great success on the stage for several reasons. “Mrs. Potter,” said Mrs. Ayer, “1s Young and beautiful, has marked talent, 1s 1n earnest, 18 @ universal favorite and one of the Adols of New York society. Tam told,” said Mrs. Ayer, “that Mrs. Astor and several of her friends visited Mrs. Potter in her dressing-room on her first night at the Fifth Avenue Theater, and any one could see that the audience’ was composed of the very creme de la creme of ‘soctety. Mra Potter's success Is only another instance going to prove that American Women can go out into the World and, upon their own resources, take up the struggle And succeed as well as most men, When I first announced my Antention to go into business my friends were very much concerned—every body predicted sure failure and did everything in fhe World to persuade me to take @ position a3 governess or companion, or some other such position as is usually sought by Women who have to support themselves, but hav- ing two daughters to educate I felt that 1 would Duar D’Auwa reduced from 50 to 20c. Bar gains im lovely holiday goods Brodhead & Co. RevCcED prices in men’s overcoats, EiseMay's. OvR Sractatty.—Prime live geese feathers, Gowestic and Imported, th small and large quan- Uitkes; feather beds, pillows, €c., steamed and ren ovated. Give us acai. Wat. LowgNTHAL'S, 813 7th Street, Sign of Goose In Showcase. REDUCED prices In cutaway suits. KisRMAN's, A Cuawina Lapy, energetic and enterprising, Das conceived the idéa of making a few lelsure ours pass profitably by making for sale delicious home-made cake, using hot sparingly the vest in- Sa Encourage energy and enterprise by giving your orders promptly to -Mre Clas H. Kaub & Co, Jancy grvcers, corner 19th st. and Pa, ave. nw. fing Poutmarms, Kets Kemethy, 1100 Pa. ava Ketoce BUILprxa, ‘OFFICE OF THE COLUMBIA Fike INSURANCE CO., 1416 ¥ street, WasHiNGTON, D.C., Dec. 5, 1887. Columbia Fire Insurance Co., Gentlemen: It gives $e pleasure to state that Your company has promptiy and satisfactorily adjusted and paid for ‘ail my claim against you for loss and by Hire occurring Dec. 2, 1887, to premises No. st_nw. Your prompt actiouin the matter is most commendable. Kespectiuily, RO. Houtman, Fosseiu's Ick CxeaM and Charlotte Russe. Cuosixc-ovr SaLx.—Our entire stock of Men’s ‘Furnishings, Ladies’ Corsets, Underwear, Under- garments, Dolls, Fans, Fancy’ ‘and’ Notions at and below cost untii entirely sold. Many rich ‘aud choice novelties for Christmas presents, and also & complete assortment of all Staple wares, €all early and mspect our fine line of Men’s SUK Mufflers, Embroidered Suspenders, Gloves, Dress- Ing Gowns, Underwear, and Kosiery. In’ closing Oui these departments "we propuse to make room for cur increased trade in Ladies, Misses’, and Culidren’s Cloaks and Suits, Gloves, and Hostery, ‘Which will hereafter oceupy the entire premises. KH. Tavion. Wx. H. McKew, Successor, #53 Penn. ave auuisa Ham, eczema, and dry tetter cured by e: Hair orer.” Mrs Dr. Semmes & Son, 2115 Pennsplvania avenue. Loox at great bargains offered by J. J. Unsworth An miscellaneous advertisements. Fou CHEIsTaas, Just received at KA. Golde Gauwe aud Fish stalls, Center Market, large lot and all sizes of Chesapeake and Potomac itiver dia Mond back terrapins. ‘They have the nest flavor of all the terrapins That swim. Will be pleased to receive your order early. Telephone call, 847-3 Puae Atwoxp Muat, for softening the skin and Deautifying the complexion, at Simins’ Pharmacy, Corner 14th st. and New York ave. Revccep prices in children’s clothing. EIsEMAN’S New Lire axb Vicox attends the use of Baker's (Cod Liver Of) and Malt. SILVERWARE AT R. Hawnis & Co, Q Waar's Bust for Hemorrholdst A. Bartlett's Pile Suppositories ‘KeovceD prices in children’s sults, Eisemay’s Uskecr Houmay Presents for Gentlemen and Boy's Hats, Caps, Gloves, Neckwear, Collars, Cuffs, Suspenders, Socks, Dress Shirts, Under- wear, Handkerchiefs, Sleeve Links, Canes, Um- prvilde, Kc. KC. Laws & Sox, 1421 N. ¥. ave., Dr. 7th st. iw, See diamonas” Harris & Co., 432 7th st. 1,000 Swvkwa Doom MATS worth $1.50 for 5c. W.'B. Moses € Son, 11th and F sta, Furniture, Carpet and Drapery’ Establisment, REDUCED prices tailoring departnent, EINEMAN's CLoru Scxvacs “Rubber” Gossamer, $4 and up; stylish and good, ___ Gop ax, 300 9th st. WE Orren a few more of those antique oak chamber suits at $25. The quanuty is limited, so come carly, W. H. Hoeke, Kepccep prices in child overcoats, EIsEMAN'a. KK Hann & Co, amend importers, 7th st. Banoatns 1x HoLipayY JEWELXY.—Previous to the ‘15th we will give 10 per cent discount on all cash Sales; all marked tn plain figures. Call and fee our goods and prices, It will pay You. Lapson’s Jewelry Story, 433 7th st. 4-4 Suvnva Roas only §3, worth $5. Wasu. B. Witiiass, ‘Dealer in Furniture, Carpets, and Dr ‘311, 317, and 319 7th st. a. Repvcep prices in men'sovercoata, Eisusay’a Dox’r buy @ diamond tll you have priced at R. Harris & Co, 427th st. Ove Lig of $5 diamond scart pins surpasses euytaing of the kind ever offered. JACOBS BROTHERS, 1229 Pa, ave. Repvcep prices in every dept, EIsRMAN'R, ‘Take ApVANTAGs of the fine weather and go to “Sand have your portrait made for Christ as presens, 11th and Pennsylvania avenue, Rvsere CLoruiye, best in the world. Goopyax, 300 9th street REPUCED prices im storm coats KISEMAN'R Powsarcs. Opera Glasses, Hempler's, Ave. & 434. 432 7th st CITY AND DISTRICT. Atsavow’s—“Lagardere.” KERN aN'3. —The SIlbons Mawassas Paxonama.—Day and evening, “Wonpaucanp."—The Hairy Family, &. be unable todo them justice on any salary that I could earn, and determined to branch right out into Dusinéss (like a man), and the results prove that my judgment was correct—my success has been unprecedented. J have had a hard night and am now victorious. “Manufacturers of the Vile cos- metics Which cause Women who use them to look Uke whitewashed or painted demi-mondaines tried to create the Impression that the Kecamler Pre} rations were of the same character as theirs, but 1 soon overcame this false idea. “When women Who Knew me were assured that I really obtained the recipe from the relative of the famous Julie Recamier, and that I had used it my- Self and given It to my’ friends for years they were ready to use it also. ‘Then strangers who had never heardof me, after reading my advertisements and inquiring 1nto my charactr, were alyo converts, and to-day Ireally believe there 1s no woman of relnement in this country who does not use some of the Recamier Preparations constantly. All Women are learning the importance of taking care of the skin; they know how horribly disgusting Dlack-heads, pimples, freckles and Uver-spots are; they know that their mirrors reitect these horribié imperfections in all thelr hideousness, and they Fealtze what the effect must be on other persons— particularly husbands and lovers—the very persons above all others that a good, true woman Wants to charm and hold captive, and the very persons above all others who can't stand or tolerate any Suggestion of uncleanliness or impurity. To give | ou some idea of the demand for the Recauiter | rations, I have just made a special contract | with Messrs.’ B. Altman & Co. to put up for them Recamier Powder in 50 cent boxes. Their sales of all the Recamler Preparations are immense and are So Important that they have a special sales- ‘woman for them alone, “Now, take my tonic, Vita Nuova, Druggists tell me that the sale of that 1s simpiy pheuoime- nal, yet It sbould sell largely. It 1s made after the prescription of my physican—one of the most eminent in New York, # man who receives $20 for an office prescription, and to show that i¢ 1s not a nauseous dose Dut pleasant to take, and that Its effects are promptly felt, I advertised iast Sunday that any man or Woman who Was fatigued or suf- fering from dyspepsta or mental or nervous ex- haustion could get a dose of Vita Nuova graus by applying at my uptown oftice (27 Union Square) at any hout of the day, and do you know that the persons who availed themselves of this offer have averaged over 200 per day, and include merchants and ladies who have beeh shopping, and a good maby invalids. I intend to continue’ this offer In- denuittely, as my saleswoman tells me that a great many most miserable people have returned for @ Second oF third dose, and all have expressed themn- selves as benefited, and many wished they had the money to buy it in quantities, Many ladies also go and take a dose, feeiing Ured or faint, and it really takes the place of a lunch, as "It is go Invigérating and strengthening ‘that one dose will euable a person to do a day's work with- Out food. Of course, this has increased the sale of Vita Nuova more than fourfold, so you see it 1s ‘somewhat charitable act and a fine advertise ment combined. sat “Every druggist Cy goods dealer now kee all the Kecatnier Preparations and Vita Nuowe and, owing to the popularity of the preparations snd’the competition to sell them, and in endeavor- tng to make 4 run on other through them, they have cut the price until, in many instances, they are selling them at retail for actually less money than they pay me for them at wholesale. Many unscrupulous dealers attempt to substitute an inferior or unknown article tor them, but the pubile understand this and refuse ali substitutes for the Kecamier Preparations aud Vita Nuova (New Lite, ‘ ————s She Knew Kelly was Married. ‘THE TESTIMONY IN THE ABDUCTION CASE IN PHILA- DELPHLA. J. ¥.D. Kelly, formerly of this eity, who, as stated in yesterday's Stan, was arrested Thursday in New Haven, Conn., for the abduction from Phil- adelphia of Rachael H. Stone, was given a hearing before Magistrate Smith, in Philadelphia, yester- day, and committed in default of $5,000 ball for trial. MissStone, who was seventeen years old yesterday, Was a half-unwilling witness against Kelly. Stie cried as she told her story. Mrs. Stone, the mother of the girl, testified that Kelly had boarded with her for two years. He had told her be bad a wife in. this city. However, she did not know his character until he had gone away with her granddaughter. Letters in “his trunk then revealed to her the story of is deliberate duplicity. Mrs. Stone sald that Kelly's wife in this city bad written her concerning her husband after the elopement. Miss Stone, when on the stand, said she knew Kelly was married. Before leaving Philadeiphia they had gone to Cainden to get married. Tney went to the residence of two Tlnisters, ut neither Was home. ‘They then took train for Trenton, and put up for the bight in a Prominent hotel. ite registered her as his. wife. On the following morning they went to a board: Ing-house, where they remained for two weeks. New York was then visitea fora week. ‘Thence hie | Wok her to New Haven. The magistrate, when | hee fixed ball at $5,000, remarked: “I have bo con- sideration for such wretches as Kelly.” ——— To ConstevE A WiLL.—Geo. J. Gockeler has filed @ Dill sgainst Loulsa Gockeler and others, toob- tain a legal construction of the will of Christian | G. Gockeler, who carried on a barroom at 30 4th | street northwest. ‘The main purpose of the suit Js to obtain the dectston of the court as to whether £3,000 left by the testator tu his widow Was meant a8 a charge upon his real estate, ———— Ar THR annual meeting of the board of directors of the Columbia Hospital for Women, held Thurs. day evening, Deeember 8, 1887, the following reso- lutions regarding the death of’ the late Jushua A. Ritehie, M. D.. were unanimously adopted: ‘Whervas it has pleased Almighty God to remove from our inidst the late Dr. Joshua A. Ritchie, who for years had been the faithful friend and wise counsellor of this institution, always ready ‘and wilhng to give that advice remarkable for it3 Prudence and wisdom, deeply interested in the Well-being of the inmates, kind and patient with the sick, generous even to a fault with those who Sought ls ald, always the trusted and tried friend: Aesotved, therefore, That we deeply deplore this great lose, aud extend to the bereaved faumily our jeart-feit sympathy and condolence. And be it further resolved, That these resolu tions be inserted in the minutes, a copy sent to the family of the deceased, and a copy be pubilshed tn the daily press. ‘On behalf of the board of directors, Rev. RR. Suivrex, President, Jas. E. Monoax, M.D, P. J. Mcurny, M.D. — EXCURSIONS TO CaLIFORNIA.—It 18 no essary Lo organize large parties In order to secure cheap excursion rates to Pacific coast points. ‘The Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad Company has placed ‘on save at all its principal offices excursion tickets to San Francisco, Los Angeles, and San Diego, Cal. ‘These tickets are sold singly ‘at lower rates ‘than Were formerly made for organized parties, and are good for six months from date of sale. Passengers are ofered a choice of routes both going and re- son For rates and detalted information call a et agents of the company, or M. Cole, general Ucket agent, H. aiid U. Ratlroad, Baltimore, Md. ” Prank Lesiir’s Jilustrated Weekly of this week Pubti- Opinion the following editorial com. Mment: “In these days of colossal and universal Journalism, when it would be beyond any’ one man’s power to keep the run of even the leading newspapers’ utterances upon the Important, of the time, a compendium tke the Washi1 weekly Public Opinion 1s simply invaluable.” Its unique plan, which Is admirably carried out by its nec. editors, is to give, In & concise, collated form, the significant expression of hundreds of Influential Journals, representing all shades of opinion throughout the country, on all subjects of public taterest. Pubhe Opinion, in short, does a man's Bewspaper reading for him better than he could possibiy do It blinself, and renders the scrap-book supertious.” ata MANTYN COLLEGE OF ELOCUTION AND ORATORY.—AS, Will be seen in the advertising columns of Tur ‘Srax, both under Amusement and under Educa- tional,this well-known college 18 about to form new classes for the winter. A course of lessons In elocu on OF oratory, Shakespeare, deep breathing, voice culture or conversation department, Woul |e all Christmas presents. Send for —_—__. ‘Tue TcrkisH Ree Avction—Last 2Day.—The closing out sales of Unis ne Importation Will take place On Monday at 11 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. by Dun- Civil Rights in Restanrants. ‘ME. HARVEY PINED $100 BY JUDGE SYELI—THE CASE TO BE CARRIED TO THE CRIMINAL COURT ON APPEAL. ‘This morning. in the Police Court, Mr. Padgett called Judge Snell’s attention to the case of Geo. W. Harvey, the restaurant keeper at the corner of ‘11th street and Pennsylvania avenue, who was charged with violating the act of the District Legislative Assembly of 1873, whifh ‘he said juires the kee places to serve all Fespectable and welltehaved persons.” Col. Cook appeared for defendant, and entered a plea of not ‘Lawyer Hewlett, testified that last Mon- day eve while walking along Pennsylvania avenue with Dr, Cerda, of the Fensioa, oice. was sugges! t they go into Harvey’ oysters. Went into"the saloon on. the first floor, and ‘themselves at_atable. They sat theré for about ten minutes, and several waiters passed the table, paying no attention to them, nally witness went to one of the waiters and gave an order for oysters. After waiting about ten minutes longer, and seeing that the order was not going to be served, he called to another waiter, who made ® polite bow. and sald, “Au right.” A few minutes later Mr. Harvey entered and said, “My God,1 can’t stand that. What do you want here?” Witness told him that he had given his order foroysters, ‘The defendant sald, “You can't get them here, Get out of here.” Dr, Curtis gave similar testimony. Coi. Cook said he would submit the case; that hhe would offer no teetimony. iat ‘ ie court Imposed a fine and counsel noted an appeal, PPP) RRR ot = cP? fe 2 5 oR RR UL 00O iB eco Ri ERE A MMM go BR Et AA MM So AA MM Fy ‘cco Eoixe 24 BER A K KITNN N GOG BOB AA KK HNN NG @ Bop Aas BYk HW NG Bos 2“45 KUN Na cde PPP OO W OW. WDDP ERERRR PPO OWWWWD DER R BPrO OWWuWD Die ERE Poo? W'W Boo kerk B= FULL WEIGHT—PURE—MOST ‘Its superior excellence proven in millions of homes for more than a quarter of « century. It is used by the United States Government. Endorsed by the Reads of the crost Universitics, au the Strongest, Purest and most Healthful. Dr. Price's the ony Bak: ing Powder that does not contain Ammonia, Line, oF “I thought] had seen some durii ecllday geasos, but The Fait carries oF {the palm over anything I ‘have ever seen for size, for its immense stock and its variety of goods. Ii 4g one of the best places in this country to bay hol- Bz st. Dw.; ‘ori and $13 808 ae read 1 Colored 2 patrs Sse, at Ausrbsch's: Rat sucker Th and H. 1 ‘The Revere ‘European plan, 4s especially conventent for business men. Famous Christmas Presents. Solid Gold stem- Winding Watches, §14 upward; Solid Silver, $7 up- ward; Diamond ings $ upward. ‘assort- ment Chains and Charms, $1 upw: ‘Fan, Jeweler, 457 Penn. ave. 1 Phosphated Ginger Ale 13 for indt- CRISWELL'S acy, gestion. 1 Cor. 11th and ¥ sta, nw, ‘The Silent New American No, 7, and other high grade Sewing Machines, for’ sale and rent ro ‘Auerbach, , corner 7th and Ht, When the late Dr. Bogert aied a tew years ngo, be lett as leg family a cough syrup bearing his name, Gough Syruy gi over hich. he worked and experi- mented, as he says, for twenty years, until Mnally he became satisfied that he had reached the very highest point in the science of medicine in the production of this great remedy without the use of Polsons or narcotics of any kind, so that {t may be given to a child a week with absolute safety. Can this be said of any of the other cough'syrups of the day that live by advertising putts only, having no merit whatever? Surely nok as nine-tenths of them contain in some form or other; notso with Bogert’s Cough Syrup, It being a purely vegetable compound that not only relieves quickly, Dut positively cures coughs, colds, whooping cough, hoarseness and all throat trou- bles when everything else fails. It 1s sold alt drugg!st in this city at 25. a bottle, or six bottles for $1.25, coat a carry our any ee of the city. Telephone 422-2, C. Auerbach, th and H. 1 a son's Restaurant, 9th and E Sts, Every delicacy in season can be found at this famous resort, and served in Ube best possible map- ner. The celebrated Lynn Haven Bay Oyster, reg ors a Halt-shell, Saddie Rock, Roast aud Broiled, Select PRICE BAKING POWDER CO. Steamed, Stews, &c. Don’t mistaxe the place, NEW YORE. ‘CHICAGO. ‘ST. LOUIS. Frank Johnson's, and 444 9th st. n.w., cor. of ‘8u30-tod31 E. Polite attention. Ladies’ Saloon first floor. 2 FPF, (00, RRR, ERE HandKanit fe®8 3 Raut Ee | 3 pairs $1, at C. Auerbach’s Knit Jacket and Sew- FE Oe ER Eee | ins Machine Depot, 7th and H, ¥ Send to Goodacre’s, 1226 H st., for prices of Flour, Feed, Cut-hay, Grain, &, www Go, Go, Go, 924 7th st, Wwwww Fs Suey Bet. Tand K. "New’Boston 5c. Stare. ¢ yy “Royal Glue” mends China, Glass, Wood, &c. 2. Hopkins, Watchmaker and Jeweler, or 1304 F street in. We” tusim $15 Will Buy an Improved Singer Sew- DDR EEE | cco ML a2 Machine, DD E eo ? Yy 252 | with nickeled wheel, drop leaf, two drawers, latest BB gE oO n 3 improvements, and five years" guarantee, C. Auer- Bop’ Eee ‘God = na a For Bronchial, Asthm OUR monary Complaints, “Brown's Bi MUSLIN UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT WILL BE OVERRUN WITH EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS. We know they will attract considerable attention, ‘nd we ave prepared ourselves for an IMMENSE RUSH, so that all can be waited on comfortably. Below we xive yous few illustrations of how goods will be sold im this department through the week: One line of COUTIL and SATTEEN CORSETS, in white, gray, aml ecru, regular price $1, at 69c. Ladies’ EMBROIDERED FLANNEL CHEMISES— colors are Light Blue. embroidered with white; Red, embroidered with White, and White, embroidered with red. ‘They were selling at $2.35, now at $1.25. An elegant line of Ladies’ COLORED FLANNEL and QUILTED SKIRTS, at unheard-of prices, and = full line of Children's HAND-KNIT SKIRTS, in all colors—white, red, light blue, &e.—with or without waists, at all prices. In our INFANTS’ WEAR DEPARTMENT we are showing ® remarkably cheap line of Infants’ Caps, ranging in price from 19¢, upward, We have uot space to mention even one of the COT- TON UNDERWEAR items. Sufficient to say that a Visit to the department during the week will amply repay you. N. B.—Don't fail to read our “ad.” under the Ladies’ Column to-day. BAUM'S. SPECIAL SALE or MAJOLICA AND BISQUE FIGURES, VASES, &o., FOR ONE WEEK ONLY, COMMENCING MONDAY, DECEMBER 12. Itis a seusonable sale, as any ono article placed on the counters makes a handsome gift. ‘One sticks, of real Majolica and Bisque Figures, Candle- ‘asee, Ornaments, &c., whic! were imported to we will sell, for ONE WEEK ONLY, at 50c. We warrant the above goods tobe REAL MA JOLICA. AL a line of Bisque Figures, Ornaments, &c., to be sold at 25c. Goods which are fully worth double that amount, PBB A vv 0 MM MM" Bp dy 0 0 MMS 98s BBB A A UU OM MM Sgs8 7 alo 7TH, 8TH, AND D STREETS. Worvenrtz Bancarsa, ‘HANDSOME CLOTH PLAIDS, one wide, pure silk aud wool, very cheap wes? JLORED SILK VELVETS, #1, reduced to 50c. ‘EW STYLE HANDSOME DRESS GOODS, one Pak nd 4 half wide, pure wool, cheap at $1, reduced ASTRAKAN CLOTH, splendid quality, 81. BROADCLOTH for. Ladies’ Sults, pure wool, one yard aud s half wide, 81.1255. CARTERS, 711 MARKET SPACE, near 7th ot. yan buy Sor oversor S10 secre teat, Breet Fable Jineu, Handsome ‘Bridal Quilts and Elersut Corsrte presgpted to our cash customers DOUBLE White Blankets, slightly soiled, $1.95, Plaid Black Silk Velvet, cheap at 81.50, ced to 69e. DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS, immense size, ex- fp heavy, excellent quality, chespat 83, reduced to ‘TRICO CLOTH, pure wool, wide double width, cash “Pincot Guallty FRENCH SERGE, all pare fine pr tb, ali colors, great bargain at 30S. 2 Beautiful PLAID DRESS . LANGE Size Ne) Lae Hole 48. a Fench SATTINE COMFORTS, iu largo handsome style, IANO COVERS, handsomely embroidered, $3.75. ROYAL SERGE, wide ‘Gouble foldsi2 yards for 8S: Furs: Hats: F URS! SEAL SACQUES FROM 9125UP. SEAL VISITES AND JACKETS FROM 890 up. SHOULDER CAPES, 1 KEY, NUTRIA, LYNX, BEAK Maur ER ev AND OTHER FURS. MUFFS, IN BEAR, BEAVER, BLACK MAR- TEN, FOX, LYNX, MONKEY, SEAL AND OTHER FURS. RUSSIAN HARE MUFFS, FROM 75 CENTS LADIES’ SEAL CAPS, GLOVES, AND WRISTLETS. FUR TRIMMING OF ALL KINDS. CHILDREN'S MUFF8 AND COLLARS. DETACHABLE FUR COLLARS AND CUFFS FOR GENT'S OVERCOATS. GENTS FUR CAPS, GLOVES, AND MUP- FLERS. BOYS" SEAL CAPS FROM $1 TO 95. CARRIAGE ROBES AND COACHMEN CAPES. GENTS DRESS SILK HATS, 85,86 AND $8. SOFT AND STIFF HATS, IN ALL THELAT- EST STYLES, AT 81, 1.50, 82, $2.50, 83, €3.50, 84, 84,50, 85 AND 86. SILK AND GLORIA UMBRELLAS, WITH GOLD AND SILVER HANDLES, FROM 62.50 HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF CANES. TRESS & COW'S CELEBRATED ENGLISH SILK AND DERBY HATS. DENT’S LONDON DRESS KID GLOVES, LADIES’ RIDING HATS AND CAPS. JAMES Y. DAVIS’ SONS, 1201 Penn, avenue, Cor. 12th st, have Fremarkable curative in boxes. See Our Fine Fancy Leather Goods. Quality unsurpassed and prices low. eo9 ~ Toriza’s, 1251 Ponnnsylvania avenue, Visiting Cards neatly engraved from your pistes at 3 cents per hundred. Kervand, 1012 mousylvania avenue. — ‘05 Phillips’ Digestible Cocoa created much interest at International Medic: Cungress, €0 $3 Per Gallon, 75c. Quart Bottle, No. L Kye Whiskey, Dest In the world for the money. orders by mail. McGee's, ‘9th near D st. Wes New Goods, Low Prices. New Boston Sc. Store, 7th st., be Pand K. 7 Fresh Alaerney Butier churned every morning and delivered in y 1b. “Ward” prints, 4c. per Ibe Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; Sweet Milk be. per quart, NEW PUBLICATIONS. properties. Sold only eo3t Foor Srizxpw Houvax Booxs. RECOLLECTIONS ora MINISTER TO FRANCE, 1869-1877. By the Hon. E. B. Wasununye. Fully il- Iustrated, 2 vols. 8 vo. $8.00. “Paris is sketched out before us in these notable vol- umes, and the great panorama of heroism and martyr- like resignation, of plunder and evil passions, and of | the smoke of war and of atrife unfolds itself in colors | now grim and lurid and again soft and tender."—Phita, | ecord, “The work is the most remarkable one of its kind | {: ever published." — ‘he Independent. DOWN THE ISLANDS, } A Voyage to the Caribbees. By WiLLIAM AGNEW Pa- TON, Profusely illustrated. Square Svo, $4.00. “A breezy style,a fund of humor, and a lively fancy lift the narrative far above the ordinary level of books | of travel. It isa haudsome, animated, well-illustrated book, delightfully unhackneyed."—Brockiyn Times, LETTERS OF THACKERAY. With Portraits and Reprodnetions of Let- | “The work is in no sense a life of ‘Thackeray; it is Detter thiug—it is Thackeray Hving; and wo risk nothing in saying it will hereafter be reckoned on the noble list a one of Thackeray's best books," — Atlantic Monthiy. 1857-18 ters and Drawing. Svo, gilt tops. Price GUATEMALA: + THE LAND OF THE QUETZAL. By Wittiam Brronam, With 26 full-page and nu- merous text illustrations. Svo. 5.00. “Mr, Brigham’s book is the only one extant in any Ianguage which discloses what the Guatemalan Repub- lic in or might be."—New York Sun. “It would be difficult to say how the charms and ad- ‘vantages of an unknown land could be more effectively, succinctly, and gracefully put before the public."—N, ¥. Commercial Advertiser. “The most adequate and practical work that has up to this time been written on the resources of Central America."—Boston Traveller. at Tuere Is Normxo Lie In: THE GRAND CHRISTMAS DOUBLE NUMBER of the LONDON GRAPHIC is beautifully printed In Colors, and besides the LARGE COLORED PLATE SUPPLEMENT, contains full variety of seasonable pictures, ALL IN COLORS. YULE TIDE is also a beautiful Christmas number, containing three handsome Colored Plates; » complete story by I, L, ‘Stevenson; Christmas entertainment for Young and 1d, ke., 6. PRICE 50 CENTS EACH. FOR SALE BY ALL NEWSDEALERS THE WASHINGTON NEWS 00, Washington, D.C. ‘THE INTERNATIONAL NEWS COMPANY, ‘20 and 31 Beekman Street, New York. Subscriptions received for any Foreizn Periodical. Rermxe Frou Besrxzss. ‘The Immense Stock of Fine Clothing ar OAK HALL, COR. 10TH AND F STREETS, ‘Must be sold in order to close up the business. This is no advertisement scheme, but asolid fact. Therefore, | soszom Bowzs. don't delay, but come at once, and see the Greatest Bar- gains in Clothing for Men and Boys ever seen in the All Suits and Overcoats for Boys from4 to 14 years will be sold at just one-half the former prices, which ‘were always the lowest in the City. In Men’sand Youths’ Suits our assortment is com- plete, and you can buy good Business Suits at 7.50, former price $10; better Suite at $9.50, former price Under the direction of JOSEF KASPAR, ‘Novelties for String Orchestra, ‘MISS HATTIE CLAPPER, of New York, Bolo Contralto. Tickets, Three Concerts, $1.00, ‘THE LADI ‘Season = it rE F Moe * a1 tobe wh Dee Vite, trom Osean 7 ONDERLAND. Pennaylvania ave., near 11th st. HOFFMANN, EVERETT & C000 Propriotor®, ‘Open from 1 to § and 6:30 to 10 p.m. MONDAY, DECEMBER 12, PRINCESS IDA, ‘The Smallest Human Being in the World, Magnificent Stage Performance. SMITH & CARL'S COMEDY 00, OARDADENRRE GZONT BROS. ke. en ko BURMESE HAIRY FAM LY.” _Admiasion (including’a seat) 10c. NEW Nationa THEATER, a10 TO-NIGHT AT 8. LAST TIME OF MR. A. M. PALMER'S MADISON SQUARE THEATER SUCCESS, ENTITLED JIM, THE PENMAN. Next week— ts MESTAYER'S CHECK 44; OR, TOBOGGANING. a0 i eS aes Iss7, at “Te15 “Lath malty: Professor Henry Searle, “teacher of Mee “Grenttectural Freo- Hand drawing, &. Professor. % Richards, teacher of Mathematics, Phyaice, Fook-heeping, go. , Jonn A. Fractal Goutietry: Menpurstiver Be. Gtaaemte may Bogus Seenine'of de opening, Sue petal aor ‘of the opening, where tion may be obtained. Ona MUSEMENT 'D EDUCATION._FOR A Christas Present, Purchase a Scholarabip in the ARTYN COLLEGE ‘of ELOCUTION and ORA- TORY. ‘See the College Ads. under Educational in the ECTURE ON MEXICO, BY DR. 0. F. PRESBREY, ‘persons looking for e howen tothe late reaidence of qvutlemen (who ban moved to another citp).: which felnituated on the most attractive {ih the intnediate vicluity of than boon es . vutifully pavered and decorated, and put in, ‘onder This with the _ Sees Seat grea ot * Xo. 738 13th at of 16th st., and Circle. d10-3t e RENT-A7i1 NEW YORK AVE. N. W., TWO- front sued beck yards, $20.8 advance. eat No. 1713 New York ave. a On RENTTA BEAUTIFULLY ” FURNISHED near Scott Circle, oason. in. perfect order and repair "ith ‘beth-roonis and base. 125, tar office. dL0-3t° 1341 Daw.,7r.,m4..822.50 Cat. sw. 10r..22.50 435 t.s.w., Gr... K 16.50/1020) 324-330 Nia. w.Or. 14.30] 481 at. #.c., Or.water..12| Alley bet. 1st & 24 Lat st. w0,, ar S| BRC, ir, 910-3t?__C. H. PARKER, Cor. Esta. OR RENT—NEAR GOVT. PRINTING OFFICE, A and E sts. ‘at the Congregational’ Church, 10th and G ste. TUESDAY, Dec. 13, 1887, st 8 p.m. Dr. Bischoff will now ¢.room brick house with water: rent only $10 0 ¥ fo tand desirable tenants. £ A. MCINTIRE, ge tesco wieorcooaaiemets, | Byars oes ne dioa (GCHOOL OF ELOCUTION AND DRAMATIC ART. RENT-STORE AND DWELLING 919 E ST. Private Lessons and Classes. ate ERSONAL — LESSONS IN DANCING GIVEN Privately or in class by a lady of. experience, teach ing all the dances, iucluding the York, Gavotte—Octa- kon cwaltz a specialty. Address Box 77, Star office. Amavon's GRAND OPERA HOUSE. TO-NIGHT AT 8. TO-NIGHT AT 8. 1 Original Production thet characterized je succens of 100 nights in New York, IMRE KIRALFY'S SPECTACLE, LAGARDERE, ‘THE HUNCHBACK OF PARIS. Great Dramatic Cast—Three Star Premieres—Cornalba, Francioni, Brambilla, and Ballet Corps of 150 artista, in THE THE GYPSY KEVELS. SEVEN AGES. Superb Scenery—Exquisite Costumes, MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2. Next week—CLARA MORRIS. (ALPAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE NEXT WEEK, CLARA MORRIS. MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY NIGHTS, 1805 Miss Morris’ Latest and Greatest Success, RENEE. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHTS, L*AK TICLE 47. SATURDAY MATINEE AND Nios, Seats now on sale at box office. d9-2t_ RAND FAIR. St. AUGU: 'S CHURCH. In the Baseinent. UNTIL DECEMBER 16TH, in- clusive, nzzzite JEXPEESsoun QUINTETTE CLUBOF BOSTON, SISTED. BY MISS ANNE CARPENTER, Prima Donna Soprano, TWO GRAND CONCERTS, AT THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, ON FRIDAY, December 16. AFTERNOON ats o'clock. EVENING at 8 o'clock. Admission to Each Concert, 50 cents. Doors open promptly one hour before each. ‘The Evening Concert is the first of the Bischoff Course, for which every reserved seat 1 the house has Deen seid for the seaso were di ted in who wis! ar this Ci thay once, the imanaement atmounces this Extra, Afternoon'Concert, |The proxrams for the two will be entirely distinct. The season tickets will not adinit to. the mM coucert: but the sale of reserved seats 0 cents each, Will open with a clean . 937 Pehnsyly: nay Morning, Dastuiber 12, a 80% ECTU BY REY. M. J. SAVAGE, of Boston, Mass., AT ALL SOUL'S CHURCH, Corner 14th and L streets northwest, On MONDAY EVE'G, DEC. 12, 1887, at 8 O'CLOCK. Subject: “Lowell and the Bigelow Papers” Admission 50 cents, Tickets at Metzerott's Music Store, Ballantyne’s Book Store, or at the church on the evening of the lecture. us ERNAN'S WASHINGTON THEATER. Adinission 15, 25 and 5Uc, Matinee 10 and 25c. THE SILBON'S: SPECTACULAR BURLESQUE COMPANY. 2 Bean GhAND MALLETS —3 jagnificent Costumes, worth $50,001 Specialists—10, Matinees M bursday and Satunlay. Next Wook D BLAKELY Co. 8 B smer RINK, BET, 6TH AND 7TH STS. THIS EVENING, AT 8:15, PROF. 0. Kt GLEASON, THE KING OF HORSE TAMERS, Tn iis Marvelous Exhibitions of Horsemansiip, Fraining aud Educating Wild, Vicious, fund Nervous Horses. The only extlitign of the kind in the world, tntro- 2 great aud onl ducing the wreoe Ty BON METHODS. Partios having horses of aby vicious or bad habite can have them educated free. iieserved Sextx how on naleat the Box Office. Car- riaygon can be ordered at 20 p.m. General admisaion, : Reserved seats me Privatoboxes, seatiig 6 perona. Difterent horece at every exhibition, ‘ARRIS' BIJOU THEATER. NCING MONDAY, D) 5 JAMES H. WALLICK THE CATTLE KING, Supt ‘by an Unexcolled Dramatic one ee Hei eel Four Great Comsdiatin. Mastlicont Soonery. ‘Trausformation Scene. ‘Next week, FRANCIS BISHOP in “Mugg’s Landing."45 rR" IT. Pwo aa goee MIM evita oe ‘Accom Mr. RUDOLPH GREEN, of Balti- ‘more, Melo Violoncello” ‘Mr. JARVIS BUTLER, Muscial Director, UNIVERSALIST CHURCH, 13th and L sts. n.w. TUESDAY, DECEMB.-R 13¢H, 1887. Tickets, 5U cents, and at Senders & Stay- ‘man's jt anc = : sae Ww. G. CZ BANJO INSTRUCTOR. A 919 G street n.w. Instruetion hours from 4 to 9 p.m. n19-5t SVEBER'S SOCIETY ORCHESTRA, LOUIS W Leader. Furnishes musle for all occa ‘ residence 725 7th » DAYY- sions: ordery left at 5 Wy - Fy pROF. J. 0. COLLINS Gives lessons in Boxing . Natural Magnetic Treatment Hivon'oy the professor ve ola he cei resne 1008 Fee YORK AVE. ‘ycles, for rent ‘the Soro coat noes sees Re pax IF BA 15th st, Baga ‘Open from 9 a. m. Bowss & Ha EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. $15; Corkscrew Suita, pure Worsted, sack or frock, at | ASSETS, $84,000,000. 810, reduced from $15; Chinchilla Costs and Vests $10, reduced from 815; Prince Albert Suits from $15 ‘up: Broadcloth Suits at $18, reduced from $25; fine ‘Satin-lined Full-Dress Suits very cheap. OVEROOATS. In this necessary article of wear we can please most ‘any one as toaize, make and material We bave them ‘im Chinchills from $5 to « genuine Montagnac et $20; 1,000 pair of Pants can now be had at about two- iaeve Investment Policies that will pay better re- Pen than s Government Bond and larger dividends ‘than » Sevings Bank. Correspondence Solicited. 1928 Oth st n.w..7F8: 100 2115. K st. n.w., OF, ‘88.34 404 Boundary nw. ie 9 224 Mass. 2 Dome Sees: Saas ite x Ekett-$t Bs y TBY HENRY WEX, 443 71H 8’ House 435 7th st, between D aud E s.w.; 6 roon all improvements. "$23 per mouth. ‘alos $20, ON 15TH DECEMBER, 123 .w., two blocks trom Pension ; vorstory and celag,"Aive-rom rick Water, was, and latrove. "Apply 437 7th stn. w., sec= Oud floor, Root 4 ‘a0. JOR RENT— 329 C ST. N.W., TO CAREFUL 1) ant with small family: 8 rooms; farnishs iuoders imi tovements: i desirable board sake change. “ ‘PO RENT—DANENHOWER & SON, 1115 F ST. I OR REN’ perannum, 1731 F St. 9 rooms, mi; $600 per aunuur, Both in excellent repair. d10-3t STEIGER & LIEBERMANN, 1303 F st. FQR REST THREE WaNDSOME | NEW REST. dences on O st., between 15th and 16th sts. n. w., Just completed and handsomely tiuished throughout parlor staircase ‘hail, diutuw-root, ‘and. kitchen oi rst floor: five chambers and Datiroom on. second floor: servants’ rooms on ‘third foor: good concrete cellar and furnace, plumbing first-class ‘spect; will reut to desirable tenants at $55. THOS. 5. FISHER % Co., 1924 Fst. nw, 112 M st, aw. Sr. ‘2111 10th ‘23 Sth uw.,10re60.40| 950 Rn.w.. srestore.40-42 a Masa. Potomac Hail, 11th & Ma. ay, \Bear 311 Bat.n.c.. 4r. 8, AE. [15 15 Blarden's alley. a $20 Pn wy Sd oor 13/119 Kost ww. 4t.0e 2% Cleveland ave. Gr. 13 908 Lat at. ww, dr. 107 1th ot nw rT 4G 1113 Gat oe are BY 4 Draper'aal'y.s: 403 NOL ave ger 11 wer 410-3t* “4.3. CAYWOOD, 935 9th at. n.w., cor. K._ DR RENT—O11 E ST. N. E. 80 3 ath, water, 1 w. (Georgeto er month, 3436 8 st. Fooin brick, $10. Parucolars 438 th » OR RENT—FINE 3-STORY AND BASEM brick dwelling, 11 rooms, all mod. imps. on J St. hear Ry at reasonable ret, SWORMSTEDT & BiRADLEY, 927 F st. Sehibseaes tg JOE RENT. 430, MONTH, X DESIRABLE NEW seven-room House in the northwest, with concret: cellar and wodern Luprovewents, Apply to RALEIGH SHERMAN, 514 11th st. nw. 1 VOR RE: ST. 1B able business location, lange Store x of Bx rooms with modern mprovewents, rent per Fear 81.800. 10 St OR RENT—UNFURN! & 'm). 5. Oth wt. ne. G10 1223 F DW, L2r. BS. that iw. iar fuses can be examined b; THOMAS J. FISH) 1324 F NEAR HER- Toot ae ene R RENT_NEW BuICK HOUS! Pavese cette Notun eee ha 205 ih ot nw 10 rome al wel ape TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1307 F stm. w. 1K RENT—LARGE, HANDSOMELY.FURNISHED House; piano. sewing-machine, linen, china, &€. fine Jecatlon northwest; south exposure, trew aud : alnG, fine unfurnished house, aamne exposure And situation, just hand ‘and painted. in andeomely papered a Address OW NE. Star office RENT—HOUSE 2 MAi Freon meter eappevemente Apply to W.C. JOHNSON, 718 Lie JOR RENT—A NEW: 7-ROOM BRI swith all modern. improvenente, ave. mvt. rout $IN50 por, sawt to-cwner, Koom 11325 facnws fm oto aOR “as Ta RENT_LOW TO A PERMANENT TENANT— Dy window, gas, hot and cold water. new latrobes It fein gol sanitary condition “inguls Lt Sewn fron tos sme oe anit ot OFS 5st OR RENT— A Frame House, six rooms, Also, a stable Toone “Massachusetts avenue and 24 stam, a8-3t" R_RENT—AT 1634 14TH ST. LARGE store and dwell juire at 1638 Lath st REST SRS ps, soeuie at 1038 Laih s NOR RENT—318 © ST. NW. 20 ROOMS, SUIT, ble for boarding house. Tiuiuediate om. B. MELLER, 1500 H st aw ROR RENT_FURNISHED—2102 BW ST. NW. Tooms: “nicely and" completely furnished: very cheapat 880. MoM PARKER iais Fat. sor JOR RENT—1919 STH ST. N.W., THREE-STORY manent tenant, 40 por month, METARELE: © Be- va EI TERON. 1008 Fats ano JOR RENT_A VERY PRETTY NEW HOU! [eS ER ree from two lines street cara, in Arei-claws borbood, cor, Spruce and Linden sta. Le Droit een ns bom homeo ha Fe BE mi a . ‘23 St, Cloud Busldiig, Sth and F sts Fo @ ST. NW. 11 ROOMS. OPPO. ai ice ; all modern mproveruente : #30 per month in advance. Call at437 for key. d7-6t RK RENT-STORE AND DWELLING, 1: at. n.w.. with stable in rear. Apply to G. ¥. A: 411 Gxt new. a JOR RENT—FURNISHED—1512 U ST. 2-STORT and basement brick; 7 rooms, well furhished: all modera improvements, herdics at cormer, $40. "In- Guire of M.'M. PAKKER, 1418 F st. ‘a7-or Fee NT—FURNISHED—ON H ST., BET nd 22d ste.. a t-story brick, 9 rpoms, thoroughly furnished ; heated by furnace: good location, 8190. 1n- quire of Mi. M. PARKER 1418 Pst a7 FOR KENT 3908 AND 3310 SHERMAN AVE, each 4 rooms; 88 per mont permich. L. BARBER & a7-10t Sth aud F sts. ni, FOR BENT ataen ov 2197, near DupuntCirnite, — 00: te, 10r., 3.1.30 O Usts Br, uid WESCOTT & WILCOX, 07 Pennsylvania ave nw, RENT—A DESIRAL ruisbed k stable in rear: F comely A beautiful small cle, completely furni ‘Coumress orner house, near Dupont Cir- <i. Will rent for the year oF cry low frure. Thos" MFISHER & co. 1s24 Pate FOE BENT rene No. 1018 ZIST ST. N. Three.story brick residence, nice one of the lest in the city: will be reated at a very cheap wrure for Fiftieth Charon, or Brat aenela. THOS. 3. FISHER & CO. a6-6t 1 . ok RENT— 1G 15th st, 13r.8103116 14th st. 531 Lat, Or. = TRE and C xis. n.6.. 1517 20th 226589 Lat. uw. Gr. 27th and Va 60 2126 10th si, Or... O43 Rat, 40 cor. of High and Road sts., George towns sontelatag BS esoean Saul Rohn eee ences, large grounds, shade trees, etc. er mouth, gatas wUrTy «bye 26.68 13uhand Fea ple, pleakant new brick houses: 4 rooms: water, is, sheds. bet 27 Fat. 06-60 AK THE CAPITOL, A DESIRABLE. uated brick dwelling, mine rooms, eae st FOREN 10 RESPECTABLE COLORED PRC x 0: corner bouse Grooms, $13 Gth and 7th, fF and Gsts. ge. SWOH! OR RENT—A BANGAIN-AN FL! room and bath house near Towa Ci Class repair. 14th st Apply at ANTON BEITMULLEK, 1333 as-iw? RENT—BY GEO. W. LIN 701 #39 1203 NH. aw oR RENT — three-story dels open “are for #18. several very all modern improvements. a3-12t" ‘errace sy Wy Lie 5 2th sts 43-1m — SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, JRO! RENT—nY Fo HOLTEMAR, FURNISHED. 3.33 Wthabove Kst., 127. K, near 18th st Finear Ish st boner bth Towa Cireie. Hat uear Tatu, 16r ‘near Tatu. Asth st. ur. Ky 10 rs. 2 22r.... 300 Lat.,'near Sth, Br. near h st. 200 10th, bet. k &'L. sth, Lr 150 21st: near F st, UNFURNISHED. 16th nw. 147.8125 2th st, 1 1 F stnear 1629 ‘dicaand cars. Gallon Dr. BAYNE, — ren r_ 729 3TH ST. 8 rooms, water, ‘mont 1112 Cst.ae. wat gree ie & E, NEW BRIC: ‘bo. & PARTON, 29-6" 0 R RENT CHEAP JUST. FINISHED, 3-STORY FY ‘window, 10-roont ‘t, D.w., Dear ens Oftice: bath, furnace to heat whole house: in- quire ne: Sto Get mw. l7r 81 10 8th st. n.w., 13F. . Hasan ne ROR RENT_NEW MO? fi Brick; Kyeroae a9-3t ae ENT 7 BRENT 1131 177 a9-lw ERN STYLE, SOUTH jast Faw N.W., NINE ROOMS, ‘improvementa, 1 OR RENT—A STORE AND 5 BOOMS AT 1134 Mh et uw. tor 908 month, in advance. at 11347in at. now. R RENT—NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE: 13 ROOMS SSAA Wii F ee fc more, Building, an. . 6,000 st nee ‘ven id Boor. 20 Deuce Dit nen r.. Dat. ne. = operty laced wii ine for rent or wale ts Wbeeaily = ime Ser ear aS omacpomen erty for aale call of mend a ae He HOLTZMAN. 10th and Fete tw. R KENT—-THE BUILDING N.W. CORK 6TH Fant Drtiace ‘brick, 9 fois, bath and 50. BWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, a3-12t NT_LARGE HOUSE, COMPLETE IN ALL uumeute:, well kacated fora" ret-ciaas ise, corner 44 and C sta, nw. TEDY & SW ‘BRAD n25-1m ae Pat. POR RENT. NEW HOUSE 906 ST. W.. CON- taining 9 rooms: house “with all iodern improvements.” Avply to W. G. JOHNSON, 718 13th i i KENT 200, 6 ST. NW. Tal RY SWORMSTED! & BRADLEY ou7 Pacniw db RENT-2017 Q ST. N.W., NEW HOUSE, 9 in bard wood. Be ot 1401 New York ‘fine pant fo. | | FOR SALE-—MISCELLANEOUS = Address Mre Eat reso . 208 by TS Fok, SALE pore: “COLUMBIA BICYCLE 7 Breooa order ‘At LOUIS FABER'S, 405 1. ie {Qk SALE—A DESIRABLE PAIR OF Bay Wy driving horses. price #7 dress GW DAVIS, Vernon Mili va alos COMPLETE AMERICAN ENCYCLO- retour iatest exition. cost 1c _bew and utworh. will sell to reap pe joe eT, Address HW tuatalivente "price € aS HSER, 1 PAIR OF bd erveral fuse mingle Doreen. sce t JAMES BOWES Livery Statue, Oot NK ne nee adios t SALE—ENCVCLOPEDIAR JAMES PARTON, the caletrated hivtaran ued Meigs tees sean aad fo crore hones thee tee ea ng meters Cyeloptdia it is like seudy ail}'to ours on sangil sossnty pape . 2 hoe <i “re = iin Star okies ata Oy edporein Be JOH KALE_GAS ENGINE ALL MEEn ox safe ee 5, lowes ‘i JOR SAL REMINGTON TY lace ee ae OK SALE-CHEAP. A BAVIDaL, no Incubstor end. Browder: wil hatch Sete aoe we Gatoommet it hoes czas 3S: ate Jou SALE-WE HAVE AMOUT #1 Soresand as maps tamgen Amen tte peep ee nice line of Ges Fixtures and Brackets, wluch. Rene eereriorerte mealies oaths CHARD &. WINDSOR, ) WILLIAM J. MIL ic Asstneea, 1». ¥. ave. awe 10.2 DOK SALE-A LADY JUST FROM CENTRAL America offers for sale three fue Patrotts. two Ahan one s ‘One two Senna, 820. “Adiirest PARKOTTS, - FULL-BLOODED JERSEY cow, owe Mid can drive her, not afvald of sug thing jorwe rive bert of any tht. Ws’ muare for ksi joe. #40. Address J star of a JOR SALE—OCOMPLETE LINE OF CHILDKEN and youths Bicycles. Trigg ¥ tor the ‘bolsday trade, at THE CYCLE M'PG 00.'S STOR! a10-1w OR SALE —CHEAP—PATENT OFFICE GAZETTE, 1886, complete, bound im sheep; Rew. Addr 0X 120, Star office. JOR SALE-BED FEATHERS, the alos A POUND, choice, new, and clean. Also, Goose Feathers, M. tresses, Sc. at lowest prices“ Orders by mail aud ctherwiea, ~ Delivered, ALBERT SEITZ, 63% 1) st ——y yet ty JOR SALE — SELLING OUT A LOT or Muu ery and Fancy Goods, below cost. GON 21th st 2. w opposite Boston Ho tse ayn JOR SALE_CONTENTS OF A WELI-PURNISHED House, china, silver, &e.. included. st » baresin if sold by the 20th.” 2337 Ponneylvauis ave. uw aoe JUK SALE — A HANDSOME, trained saddle horse. perfeotiy Tutlemiat, hot ancustoued to 1 et. Addross SADDLE. Star office. JOR SALE _CHEAP_BAY HORSE WELL BRED, le, wate for also el YEARS « euticy mound in every eepect. reason for seit omar leaving town. tive Guay and’ barwews."s. 8 CULINANE Qin han nee vt F°* *acilie riaxo excnasae THE, PIANO EXCHANGE One Magnin« m a Grand Pu vfitiou, forrouly © Cabiuet Grand Piano, cy new, used but three months by party leaving ity. oily ‘A Machificent Square Graud, wer! about six monthe by yarty leaving the cit. wont 8500, Bow cal le Doabelt for oniy #20 ‘Alf the above are ken Terme at yer to suit, monthly ay OK SALE—A BEAUTIFUL HLACK P years old, geuile aud kind, ‘a splendid Dugay, and perfect under the ith Ine Phetol (new) for sabe. at PIAZ Mei corner Oth and Boundary sts.n.w Very cheap. 5 a2 OK SALE—A GOOD PUNY, LANGE SiZB; sound, excellent under the anddle or anne safefor lady. Inquire of C. 8. MONTAGUE. Moun Pleasant, D.C. coed JOK SALE-ON ACCOUNT OF OLD Proprietor, an focation, with good ‘ . ine oa fPimises om very reamuable terms, “nguire at 03 stow dns ie® JOR SALE OR HIRE FOR SESSION OF CON: rons or louger, « vory wty lists eetabliatnont horse Tag le. Coupaiotte or Geuys Kockaway tleman going to Europe, Address "ST TLE oftice. E QE SALE TEXAS PONY, 3p YEARS O13 , sound, kind and gentle, for sada’ faultless -u Indy can drive. also, 0 ‘aud blanket, together or separate. sold il ‘Call at 620 1 st me, ate ROR SALE_FIXTURES AND Motel Teason for selling. Apply tod OxSor, Wsda Fah nt ew s: ante y Fk Sale 2 VE FINE ST BeRNARD POPS, fancy colors, sired by our famous ”! ” Pricey, $15. JACOBS BKOS., 1229 Pa ave. ane 70H SALE-VERY CHEAP A FEW SHARES OF Volta also, some Columbia Brick Company Graphophot I jer and = Linot; CHAS'A SHEED 1008 Fat ew as ge 2K SALE A FINE BLACK HORSE, OVER 1 x Fnenintiea, Yoartong, ovina nnd Rind wh ana inaruena Appts at 101 Nat tw a OR SALE—AN OLD-ESTABLISHED OONFRO- tionery and Frait Stora 499 Pepnaylvania ‘Now doing & good business. Will bes Jd mediately. toed reasons JROK SALE WONDERFULLY CLEVER APKICAN Worth @100. prug ate Gray Parrot, just from 50. no dealers” Addtews OR SALE-BOAKDING HOUSE, stand attached: gucd reasows for % Payiuw business. Call after ¢ pn. 600 K stu a JuK SALE WHOLESALE AND KETAI cery Store, and Fixtures. This ea good ux @ lange business, and splendid locat Wholesale Grocery, Star office QUK SALE-THE FINEST COUPE TH Washington ; coal black; over sixteon hands Periecty fearless, gentle, aud works aig wlier ended and very sty ibsh. price @300_ “AdLire TLEMAN OWNER, Lock Box 330, city a6 FPOE SALE A FINE HORSE: 1655 HAND fears old, not alraid of anytiiing Fam!) ¢ aud Harness. Owner leaving oty, Seen at LOW Stables, 1620 1st. nw SALE CHEAP ree, sound and ud le, 14th wt, oudon, "ARBOT, Star ofc ‘pear Peunsylvant JOR SALE- PRICES FOR THE HOLIDAYS AND WINTER MONTHis EK Gatton, Swoet Catawba. 900 Claret, Angelica Caliturnia 81.90 Burwundy, Muscatel, “E50 Brandy, Malaca, ™ Sherry, 150 hy Port, 130 stawhe \ecur) Prompt attention given to re by Mail or Teles phone. Lance ass ‘ Gerwian aud other Foreign Wines a dias. at B.A. SELIUSON'S WHOLPSALE STORE, 1300 Penna ave. uw — Telephowe 114-2. Wholesale Avent fur the Celebrated. TRIMER Whiskics the purest in the market, 230-waasa JOR SALE SPECIALLY DESIGNED DIAMOND ‘Kinss for the holidays. €12 #15, aud @18. These age ay tiie Sidnade stone and clupet Shapes Hach une a beauty. Jacons BROTHERS. go Peuusy vata s (SALE — DIAMOND EARRINGS — THE tock, ; as. Fe “DIAMOND, EA A Se eee oi ar ok SALE-LADIES 14K GOLD AMERICAN ‘Stem: Wi Watches, it 6:30. Thess Watches ‘our’ and sell elsewhere at @40. BS BROTHERS, 1229 Penna. « Peart Ones Giese car Ste tees SE own 0, 83 hese Glasees sell elerwhore at $10." SACOMS BROTHERS. 1220 Pouna. ava SALE — BREWSTER BROUGHAM, OLS shafts, in excellent order, Appiy at PAYNE Factory, 2508 Peuna. ave. 43-1 SALE—CAKRIAGES, BUGGLES, DAYTONS, and Close Carriages of all styles and makers, | th some that have been in use apd ase sllett. largest stock to select from Call aud exam’ house in thecity, WM. F. Gh) t ™ os tua JOR SALE—ONE ELEGANT UPRIGHT, 4 FEET® Fesouecee ears eens cance et ‘bargain ever offered. i Os 3 72h st. nw, O20 SALE-NIOLINS A. SUPERIOR out fe reais sont hor Gat GOs Ast De. n-2u0 Fx, SALE-TWO MAGNIFICENT STIEF EF age te wuld a sacri: to sal yaary 1 700 7th wnw. 00. San Wwory, th ow BIRDS, — FOOD: a, Saree dae lar ae. eud-t £0 ARFPINS. IN ENDLESS Picea tive ag atonal dev eride al aie alti: