Evening Star Newspaper, December 10, 1888, Page 4

4 THE EVE STAR. WASHINGTON: MONDAY... December 10, 1855. CROSHY Ss. NOYES.............. .. Batter. HE EVENING STAR has the fullest Local Circulation of any Newspaper in she World, and as an Advertising Medium is worth more than all the other papers im Washington. Statement of the circulation of Tar Evexrxo Brar for the week ending December 8, 1888: Moxpar, December 3, 1838 - 27,067 ‘Torspar, December 4, 1888. . 27,579 ‘Wepwespar, December 5, 1898..... 27,506 Taurspar, December 6, 1888. - 27,203 Fauwar, December 7, 1833. + 26,872 Satvapar, December 8, 1333. 30,659 TOTAL. ..c.eceeeeeeeceeseese+- 166,886 Avensor Darr. 27,814 Connzgspoxptxa Werk, 1887........ 26,758 I solemnly swear that the above is a true and correct statement of the circulation of Tar Evestxo Star for the week ending December 8, 1888. F. B. Norsgs, Treasurer Evening Star Newspaper Co, Sworn to and subscribed before me this tenth day of December, A. D. 1388, doun T. C. Cranr, Notary Public. oe Both the democratic and republican news- pers of Baltimore indicate clearly what it is that enables the lawless oyster dredgers of Chesapeake bay, without fear of punishment, to kidnap slaves from the streets of Baltimore, to kill them by barbarous cruelty or by ex- posure and starvation, to violate state laws pro- tecting the oyster beds, to defy, resist, ~nd put to flight with powder and ball the state forces Bent to enforce obedience to the law, and even to fire upon a harmless passenger steamer in the true piratical spirit of hostility to all man- Kind. These law-breakers are Maryland voters. In modern politics their votes are a purchasable commodity. They are de- livered to a party, faction or political leader for toleration if not protection in illegal courses. They trade in votes as well as stolen oysters, and make one illegal trade shield them from the consequences of the other. It is also intimated that the oyster navy itself is honey- combed with political jobs to such am extent that it is useless. The ille- gal dredgers have notin the past been pun- ished when captured. Now they are not even caught. Political bribery is the fruitful mother of a multitude of sins. Varied and illimitable corruptions followed the organiza- tion in New York of mercenary bands whose weapons were votes, ‘and who fol- lowed their leaders in politics without question even after the latter had been ex- posed to the world as colossal thieves. The Maryland political mercenaries occupy the waters of the Chesapeake as well as the city slums, and their organization receives for votes not merely money, but permission to kidnap, steal and murder. Political corruption in Maryland thus causes the trading politicians to become accessories before and after the fact to murder, to degrade a state government, to bring humiliation upon a state's people, and to become responsible for a condition of law- lessness in Chesapeake bay which disgraces the American republic and the nineteenth century. Early consid ation bill m the House is promised. The com- mittee on appropriations has reported this bill with creditable promptness, and is also to be commended for the large increase in the amount of appropriations proposed for the District over that suggested by its bill of last session. Points in proposed legislation which one does not like always elicit more comment than those which one does like or to which one has no objection. The normal attitude of an American is that of criticism, not of eulogy. While Tar Star does not refrain from specify- ing particulars in which it thinks the District appropriation bill, as reported, can be im- proved, it thinks that the community has good reason to be gratified at the early and favor- able start which the House committee has given to the legislation which is of the greatest in- terest and importance to the District. $< The inaugural executive committee have very judiciously fixed the price of the ball tickets at $5. This is the popular price and the one that has heretofore raised the largest amount of money for the inaugural celebra- tions. $< 2 There is a volume of cheerful suggestion in the discovery made in O street, near 10th, the other day, where a broken water main lay so close toa broken sewer pipe that the water which leaked out flowed into the sewer and was carried off. In such a case, what is to pre- vent the contents of the sewer from percolat- ing through the earth which lies between and tinting the water of the supply pipe? $2 The appropriation for permit work in the District bill should be large enough to secure the desired reform of the city’s sidewalks, If the amount proposed by the House committee is too small, the Senate should be urged to‘in- crease it. One of the most pressing of the ma- terial needs of Washington is that of better sidewalks. SunEnendeeeneee The closing testimony before the military committee investigating the tunnel was not the least interesting. The investigation has been &® straight-forward and searching oue to the end, and evidently has not been conducted for the purpose oof whitewashing anybody. $$ A democratic cancus to discuss the « subject of the territories which want to be states hasbeen called. Ifa majority of the caucus agree with its chairman, Representative Cox, of New York, at least Dakota or South Dakota will be ad. mitted at the present session. This action will come rather late, but will doubtless be grate- fully accepted as a peace-offering by the new Borthwest. —___: ‘Teas Of all grades, —SPECIALTY— SPRING LEAP TEA” (Gt 50c. s pound). It is a strictly pure Chinese Black Tea. Drinkers of Green Tea Like it, as it is equal im flavor and very much less im price. N. W. BURCHELL, 1325 F at. 410-28 O B9Z, SES PATENT WINDOW suai nies 0c, eben all latest colorings, compli 100 0% Shades on patent rollers, 8c. CoMBISA- TION, Lith. Eeduced from $1.50 to ¢ All- Wool Pine Cassimer, 50-inches wide, at @1. Superior Quality French Broadcloth at $1. 40-iuch, all-Wool Heuriettas, at 50c. All- Wool Foule Cloth, reduced from 75 to 62e. tts, Gauzes and Laces. tae. We offer Brussels ts. Point-d’Esprit, Satin. Striped Gauze. Crepes, illusionsin Black, White aud Al the new shades at lower prices than same goods can had elsewhere. Dismond-Figured, all-Silk Net, at by 50, worth @2.50. Eveuing shades 8ilk Crepes at 75c. Beautiful Surab Suks, evening shades, 750, Our stock of Evening Goods is larger than ever, and apcludes all the noveliies, W. M SHUSTER & SONS, THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, pi a Re ra | HURRAH FOR Tuas You Vinx Mucs. ‘Wo advertised Saturday s series of Special Sales to occur until Christmas, We thank you for the success of the first Special Sale, which occurred to-day. PALAIS Roy sé SPEGIAE o ALE (December 11th), (December 12th). SarThe store will be open evenings until Christ- Aproxs For Presexrs aT SPECIAL SALE PRICES TO-MORROW. EarPlease don't expect the following Special Prices after the special sale. This to ladies who expect too much of us. 250. APRONS FOR 190. Made of fine India Linen, 1 yard long snd 40-inches ‘wide: strings 6-inches wide; 4-inch hema, with three tucks above. Sewed om lock-stitch machine, Where ean you get as good aprons for 25c? 360. APRONS FOR 290.—Extra fine India Linen, over 1 yard long,13¢ yards wide; strings 6-inches wide: 5-inch hem, with 7 tucks above. 600. APRONS FOR 39c.—Very sheer Indis Linen, with 4-Inch embroidered ruffle, with 4-inch hem, and 3 tucks above. 850. APRONS FOR 680.—The daintiest short sprons for ladies. finely embroidered all over. 980. APRONS FOR 85c. As fine quality as 35c iinen handkerchiefs, and, like them, have diced pat- terns embroidered im corners snd hemstitched all around; even the strings have the revere stitching. 980. APRONS FOR 85c. These are scrim aprons, with hem and tucks, and trimmed with good quality Moire Silk Ribbons. £2™ Above special prices are for the Special Sale only, PLEASE REMEMBER—We have quoted above but a few illustrations from our stupendous stock. At many of the following prices we have several styles, making the finest veriety in t 1is city of APRONS FOR PRESENTS. Prices—25, 35, 50,75, 98c., $1.15, $1.35, $1.48, $1.68, $2, $2.68. Materials—Indis Linen, Plain and Dotted Swiss Plaid Muslin, Cambric, Scrim, Momie Cloth. ‘Trimmings of Lace and Ribbons. STAMPED GOODS FOR PRESENTS at SPECIAL SALE PRICES For TO-MORROW, Ladies tell us we have the most artistic and best exechted designs yet seen in Stamped Goods. 250. SPLASHERS FOR 19c. Pure Linen. Fringe and Drawn Work on ali sides. Stamped in new but ap- propriate designs. 25. PILLOW SHAMS FOR 220. Nowhere else can | you get equal to these under 29c. apair, Need we write more? ‘390. TRAY COVERS FOR 290. Those are of Momie | Cloth, ‘prettily Stamped and with Knotted Fringe. 48c. SCARFS FOR 9c. Remember the size—18x72 inches—Ends Stamped, drawn and fringed. Don't confound the above with the 18x60 size, which we offer to-morrow for 29c. instead of 39¢. MANY DECIDED NOVELTIES Are shown in at the following prices: Stamped Splashers, 25, 39, 48, 68, 75, 98e. Stamped Scarfs, 29, 39, 48, 68, 75, 85, 98c., $1.15, 91.35. Stamped Tray Covers. 25, 39, 48, 68, 85, 98c, Stamped Combing Towels, 68c. Stamped H. 8. Doylies, 12c. Stamped Pillow Shams 25e. Children’s Stamped Bibs, 48e. for 3 in fancy bor. Stamped Quilted Bibs, 7,15, 19, 20, 29, 36, 39, 48 68, 980. S¥~ Where else so large or so varied astock, and ‘where else such values for the prices? THE PALAIS ROYAL. _(Continued below.) Carrs For Te Cumprex, AND FOR THE NURSE, WAITRESS AND MISTRESS, ar SPECIAL SALE PRICES FOR TO-MORROW. For the Baby we have thousands to select from. $1.25 SILK CAPS for 98c. One style is round, with full Ruche; the other is s 3-piece Cap, with Lace Pom am © THE #1.68 PLUSH CAPS come in Gobelin Blue Navy, Terra-Cotta, Golden Brown, Seal and Garnet, and are as good as those sold formerly at oe WORSTED CAPS, 25c., 39¢., 48e., GSe. 35, $1.48, $1.68 $1.98, $2.25, $2.68,82.98, $3.68, 85.48. INFANTS’ PLUSH CAPS, 81 68, 82, #2.48, $2.08 $2.98, $3.48, 83.96. NURSES’, WAITRESS’ AND LADIES’ CAPS o Mull snd Swiss, with Laceand Ritbon Trimmings; prices 19, 25, 29, 35, 48, 69, 68e. Pr Three styles of 19¢. Caps; six styles of 25¢. Caps and some of the prettiest imported Novelties at the higher prices, THE PALAIS ROWAL, (Continned below.) Seecut Site P, RICES FoR BABIES AND LADIES FOR TO-MORROW, Woabbreviate the List because we have to mention Shoes and Gloves, so expect more than we hint of below. $2.25 BABIES’ COATS FOR 81.19. Thesecome in short and long styles, prettily msde of Cashmere, in White, Gobelin, Terra-cotta, Tan, ote. The Collar and Cuffs prettily Silk Embroidered. Extreme Novelties in Corduroy, Elderdown, Plash and Fancy Cloth Coats, at $2.25. $2.68, $2.98, $3.68 F463, $4.98, $5.48, $5.98, 96.98, 87.98, 65.48, $8.98, €9.98, #12 and $17. ©" Without fear of contradiction we claim more Children’s Coats than any other two stores combined 91.25 LADIES’ KNIT SKIRTS FOR 980. Knit Skirts, $1.25, $1.35, $1.08, $1.98, 922.5, $2.68, 2.98. Melton Cloth, Flannel and Ladies’ Cloth Skirts, 98¢.. 81.15, $1.35, $1.68, $1.98, 82.25, 82.69, 82.98. Satin Quilted Skirts, €1.98, $2.68, $3.39, $3.68, $3.48, $4.68, $5.39, $6.63, Alpaca Skirts $1.98, $2.25, $2.75, #3.48, $3.98 94.98. Merrill's Shrunk Flannel Skirts, $1.26, @1.60, $2.25 82.58. §2-From among the many reduced prices for the special sale we quote Merrill's 82.25 Skirts for $2, warranted all-wool Cardigan Jackets “iter bares in Wark Situs ah pin ee Caristmas Present than such seasonable garments? ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued a LETT ES Guoves Ar Reovcep Prices. The 4-Buttom Dressed Kid Gloves, Embroidered Backs, for 59c. instead of 68c. The 4-Button Undressed Kid, “Palais Royal” Kid Gloves for 75c. instead of $1.50. ‘The 4-Buttou Dressed Kid Gloves, in Londoa Red, ete., for 1 instead of $1.25. The Cashmere Cloth Gloves for Ladies for 19¢. in stead of 25. The Fleeced Black Silk Gloves for 48¢, instead of 8c, The Men's Scotch Wool Gloves for €8c. instead of 7c. THE PALAIS ROYAL (Coutinued below.) Snoss At 10 Pex Coss Orr. Like every other article in the store, every shoo the price plainly marked. Uuti) Christmas you fond claim 10 percent off these marked prices. A SHOE STORF. 18 OURS. A ico full shoe store, and that ts mpy thed:scount. Seldom you obtain reduced prices because of too large = variety. Thipkof the advant- ages to you. Prices low without the discount, for Mlustratics, HANAN'S BOYS’ SHOES. You ought to iouial amare Bee and what they retail for, that 919 Pa. Ave. S27 If you don’t know, Gud out the price of Hanan’'s CR ¢i5 PRINCE ALBERT SUIT WE WAR- epee seingposiii's.-t.. “TRE PALAIS Rovar, THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL (CLOTHING CO..| Corner 10th st. and Pa. ave, 262m TthandGet, | 410 (A. LISNER), Proprietor, | Bw. ts, full: as fine as the, finest xs vich aa the Fichest; ‘poeriose Ta fon fect in finish: the pro- pre-eminent ® para of perfection in hese garments, ‘They arowworth sil the way teen aoe dete Bere Fe, wa toreap Kou” can tak ‘choice for the modest run ss Boys" $3, ee oes 12, 84. e287, 93.25% am, COLT 94.50, 05, » 8: Although have confined phat to quoting the prices ofa few lots ot Overcoats, lean ‘bene in tana that ‘fud here nd every article usually foun ine eee rate lass establishment, und at in keeping with t above quoted. We wou Eiipress you wit undenied and undeniable fact— that you can always save at least 25 per cent by mak- ing your purchases VICTOR EB. ADLER'S 10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. 10 927 and 920 7thst, now. corner Massuchusetts ave, e Strict! Open Saturdays till i pan, 410 Arrextiox Panesrs, In order to reduce our entire stock of CHILDREN'S WINTER gg 0, ss geoo 4A 7 A Ss coo 00 AA Tt Sgs8 7 We have marked down the price of every Coat at and WAY BELOW Cost, We enumerate the prices on a few styles to show the character of the sule. Number Original. = Reduced Age. Coats, Price. 2 2 A 2 : i 3 3 4 4 6 6 6 6 8 8 : 10 10 3 20 i 0 1 10 g 10 Ps az 1 13 a 3 1 12 5 iz i iz 3 12 1 13 1 14 1 14 z 4 i 14 1 14 4 14 a 14 i 14 2 is i 14 a At these reduced prices for CASH ONLY, WM. H. McKNEW, Successor to R. H. Tayton, _a10 933 Pennsylvania avenue. weer = Wye eg td Pray BBB AOU OU U BB AA U BEB AA OU OU iS BB AAA UU Bea BEB A A UU — < Our Fur Buyer being in New York last Tuesday came across a manufacturer of furs who wanted to dispose of his entire stock. Our buyer offered him a very low price for same, which was accepted. The goods are now ou sale, and we ask our pateons to come and see the BIGGEST BARGAINS IN FURS, Such as MUFFS, BOAS, COLLARS, and a very large line of cocH HITL B © CH HHL N Sch HIE DB NN CoS Hil tinder kee XX S98 FFF U U RRR SS, F- UCR + lg y z B RRR 'SSg ¥ voy BK Sys8 7 AT ONE-THIRD LESS THAN EVER BEFORE OFFERED. We mention a few items: 1 lot Imported Russian Hare Muffs, Satin-lined, worth $1.00, at 50c. Collars to match, worth $1.00, at 25 1 lot Russian Hare Mvffs, wort st 25, at 790. 50, * 98e ‘We will offer the choice of 100 Cape Seal Muffs, worth $3.00, at $1.50 each. 2 lot Nutria Beaver Muffs, worth $2.00, at $1. = 1“ 1“ Monkey eae le ow te 1“ RealBeaver “ =“ 1 Real Lynx =“ 650," son, 1 lot Monkey Sets, Muff and Boas, worth $10.00, at 06.98 set. 1 lot Lynx Boas, worth $12.00, 1 00, * 12.50, 1“ Bare : ~ 3.00," 1.98, CHILDREN’S FURS. Choice of a lot of Children’s Blue Hi Brown Hare Muffs, worth $2. 1 lot Childrea’s Nutria Beaver — worth $3,00, at 81.75. 1 lot Children’s Plush Muffs, worth £2.50, at $1.50, 1 lot Children’s Lynx Sets, worth $2.00, at $1.25 a set. Bargains in all kinds of Children’s Furs. We haven't really tims to name the different kinds of Furs included iu this sale, but we guarantee you Big Bargains which cannot be matched again this season. EBB MM MM om sss Ph o& FG BM art = 8 ad AA BU MMM 53s, BBA A uu MMM BysS 7TH, 8TH, AND D STS. Sat, Haaewse Ox My Davenrer» LET THE GALLED JADE WINCE. “HOW” 1T TROUBLES HIM! vA stock pig? SQUEALING AGAIN | Something Over a year ago s ‘k-and-ten” clothing concern, who ba the Eh ated “GALL tov tuteh” Shae tas clotbing abipeton belougs to then. body and scul, enraged COCESSFUL and SUPE- Wok NCOMPETITION of thete Fits ts tate’ chose fo indulge 13 cia atiempt at cheap “Billings. wal tm order that they mi’ “gorge” their vee to ‘nie attack by mous appetite vated BOUND RUBBING they received (om ee Pane shee, bi for ed ans years ae once insnense Cusiness thelr a Dl their envious TRUTH mk swith sl} the Sossting their competitors, undersell inating pabli sr native each attacks at thelr true ate are ee quence joining the - GREAT RUSH OF BUYERS * \ at the Real BANKEUPT SALE,° 912 F STREET N.W., NEAR 9TH STREET. (The Origina) Mis@t Store.) =n 28-3m_ LD SHERWOOD RYE MALT WHISKEY, distilled; best rye; maltand spring water: Stored tn steam heat; medicinal age. Pints, @9 per dozen. oe #3, 8550, a4, 44.50, 35 ver gallon, Prices include package and expressage, grabs 0 10. A Bax, ig 20° D. C., Srrctaurms Ix Ovencoars. FIRST-A VERY STYLISH AND HAND- SOME YOUNG MAN'S COAT, MADE ONLY UP TO 38 BREAST MEASURE. A ROUGH AND WARM, BUT NOT HEAVY, BROAD- WALE CHEVIOT, ONE OF THE LATEST ‘NEW YORK PRODUCTIONS AND ONE OF SECOND-A BARGAIN IN ROUGE PURE SILK. THE MANUFACTURER MADE TOO MANY, AND OFFERED US A “DRIVE” IN THEM. PRICE $25. THE FINEST COAT AND THE FINEST LINING WE EVER SAW AT THE PRICE. LOTS OF COATS NO BET- TER GO FOR $35. THIRD —“SCHNABEL'S” FINEST FUR BEAVERS, LINED WITH THE FINESTAND BEST SILKE. NO HANDSOMER COATS MADE BY ANY MERCHANT TAILORS. FINISHED SAME AS CUSTOM WORK. TAILORS CHARGE FROM $75 TO $85 FOR THEM. OURS, JUST AS WELL CUT, MADE AND TRIMMED, ARE $50. ‘NO ONE HAS BETTER, E. B. BARNUM & ©O,, 410 31 PENNSYLVANIA AVE Masvracrvrers Sacurrroz Suz THE GOOD NEWS HAS TRAVELED TO EVERY QUARTER. WE SAY THE BEST-MADE CLOTHING YOU EVER TRADED YOUR MONEY FOR, FROCK AND SACK SUITS, Marked down to. FROOK AND SACK suits, ‘Marked down to... $14.90. OVERCOATS, FIFTY DIFFERENT STYLES, Marked down to.... 814.90. CHILD'S SUITS, ‘Marked down to. -82 and $3.50, CHILD'S OVERCOATS, Marked down to... a+++.$3.50 and $4. 18.90, EISEMAN BROS., CORNER SEVENTH AND E STREETS, MANUFACTURING CLOTHIERS AND TAILORS | $208 227-3 In order to successfully wind-up (or round- up) our business of 1888 we've got to reduce our stock to a certain level. Tue following reductions, FOR THIS v1 ONLY, will help to accomplish this IN CHILDREN'S WEAR. Child's Pebble Spring-1 es Button, plain or solar tipped, 45c., reduced from 7: John Mandell & Co.'s Celebrated Solar-Tipped But- ton, sizes 834 to 103, heel or spring heel, 95¢. Child's 8 to 10% Genuine Dongola Kid, spring-heel button, regular 81 shoes; this week, 74c, Misses’ 11 to 2 Genuine Goat and’Fine Kid, heel or spring-heel button, 98c., regular price $1.50. Jobn Mundell & Co.'s Misses’ and Youths’ best Solar- ‘Tipped Button, heel or spring heel, never before known te be sold less than $1.50; this yeek $1.15, Youths’ Veal Calf Solid Button and Laced, regular $1.25 Shoe, this week 950, FOR LADIES' WEAR, Hand-Seved Welt Genulne Kangaroo Straieht Gost and Linperial Kid Button Boots, reduced to $2.40. These ate cheap at $3.50. Ladies’ French Dongola Flexible Sole Patent Leather Tip $2.50 Button, now $1.90. FOR MEN'S WEAR, Genuine Calf Laced Button and Congress Seamless ‘Vamps, a shoe that was cheap at $2.50, uow $1.85. Bring this list with you and see for your- self if these are not the greatest values that were ever offered in the Shoe line in this city. Every pair advertised (as every Shoe ‘we sell) is warranted jand will be found as represented. WM. HAHN & 00.8 RELIABLE SHOR HOUSES, Main Store, 816 7th st. ‘West End Store, 1922 Penn. ave, Capitol Hill Store, 231 Penn. ave. s.¢, se26-w,f,m,3m Ovrxtxa OF THE GREAT CUT-PRICE SALE OF FINE CLOTHING AT OAK HALL, COR. 10TH AND F 8T8. ‘We were closed the whole day Monday for the pur- Pose of marking down prices on the entire stock of Suits and Overcosts for men and boys. In doing this we have considered neither cost nor value, but have put them down to prices that will insure quick sales, All goods are marked in plain figures, and no devia- tion will be made under any circumstances, WE NEED LOTS OF MONEY, and at this season of the year YOU NEED CLOTHING, which is the cause for this great REDUCTION SALE. Call soon. First come, first served at OAK HALL, aa Corner 10th and F sts. n.w, WEEAZ.PEPUGER, Paces On att, surre| “ THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO, ‘7th and G sta, Offers all TRIMMED BONNETS and HATS at 3 GREAT REDUCTION, FANCY FEATHERS at ACTUAL COST. ESTING AGREAT MANY STYLES OF OUTER- GARMENTS ARE BEIXG ADVERTISED aXD SHOWN IN THIS CITY 4S THE LORD CHUMLEY THAT BEAR NO MORE RESEMBLANCE TO HIS LORDSHIP'S OVERCOAT THAN A HAWKE DOES TO 4 HAND-SAW. THE PREVAILING IDEA SEEMS TO BE THAT ITS SIMPLY A CAPE OVERCOAT—THAT THE CAPE 18 THE DISTINC- TIVE CHARACTERIZING FEATURE. YCWRE WRONG. THOSE THAT ADVERTISE THEM AS SUCH ARE WRONG, AND THEY ENOWIT. THE COAT I8 A BLACK CAPE OOAT, WITHOUT SLEEVES—KNOWN ACROSS THE WATER AS THE “INVERNESS.” OUR MR A SAKS WAS THE FIRST TO INTRODUCE IT INTO THIS SECTION. HE BROUGHT THEM OVER WITH HIM SOME TWO YEARS AGO. IT'S NOTHING MORE THAN WE EXPECTED, HOWEVER,—IT'S THE SAME WAY WITH EVERY- THING. WE INTRODUCE A NOVELTY~IT HAS A SUCCESSFUL RUN, AND THEN THREE OR FOUR SEASONS AFTERWARD SOME ENTERPRISING (?) MERCHANT REVIVES THE STYLE AND ADVER- TISES IT AS SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEW. “A BOSE BY ANY OTHER NAME WOULD SMELL AS SWEET,” 8@ THE INVERNESS—EXCLUSIVELY OF OUR INTRODUCTION, IS THE SAME ASTHE LORD CHUMLEY-—NAMED AFTER THE DRAMATIC CRE- ATION OF SIMILAR TITLE. SO MUCH FOR THE LORD CHUMLEY~IN ADDI- TION TO THESE (WHICH WE HAVE KEPT CON- STANTLY ON HAND FOR OVER TWO YEARS) WE HAVE CAPE COATS MADE UP INALLTHELEAD- ING PATTERNS—BOTH DOMESTIC AND IMPORT- ED-ULSTERS, STORM COATS, FROCK COATS, FUR-TRIMMED AND FUR-LINED OOATS, IN THE VARIETY THAT 18 FOUND ONLY IN ESTAB- LISHMENTS OF THE HIGHEST STANDING. THE MATERIALS EMBRACE EVERYTHING SUITABLE FOR USE IN OVERCOATS, AND EACH GARMENT 18 A TAILOR-MADE ONE-PERFECT FITTING, AND MOST THOROUGH IN 1TS CONSTRUCTION. SAKS AND COMPANY, PIONEERS OF NOVELTIES IN CLOTHING, Primi! STREET AND MARKET SPACE. yr eae Tae toc! follor parce ty Plus i iderent cal calor, Ste, worth $1.50; 3 ‘worth $2: fies wm 0 5 wore 43 iS worth Reh ie 18, oy sh? onc, ea ef GL 7h worth gz. 98e., : $189, BR, a and soen ah ih Zaeuph 2 sateen ee Oy one rien die erat aoa Lae aati Shem So cae eat #1.40; $1.68, worth a acigckeys' Companions, Oc, worth $1.40; 82.24, bon worth Bde ‘abe worth a Sic, works BES ‘Ske., worth $1.50. cbhotoera Bera in Breas, Leather, and the new reimne f Lot of Bisque ‘and Wax Dolls st less than nat vane them tofine pubite lc rerardens af (one tt odet tonne os omy pre before ‘and se ra} our sfebe mem is cay meta os 8, Albums ey- Rac! ite will ‘be wold at feather rain. We have also Several sat very, over Dogen of <1 pean make J. W. Bormzn & Sox, Have opened their Latost Importations of DINNER and TEA SETS. GAME and FISH SETS. ‘TABLE CUTLERY. PLATED WARE, RICH, HEAVY CUT and ENGRAVED GLASS WARE, ROGER’S GROUPS, BRIC-A-BRAC and GOODS SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS. PIANO AND BANQUET LAMPS, J. W. BOTELER & 8ON, a7-6t 923 Ps. ave. _—— 00 ee Ey co = uu Fi HOLIDAY GOODS ABE NOW READY FOR INSPECTION. PRICES MAREED IN PLAIN FIGURES AND GUARANTEED TO BE THE LOWEST, - &. DAVIS. ‘719 MARKET SPACR, HORSE wes cogys Oe wee cS LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO. MUSES RE ar — ET my 0am ‘7th and Geta Ce LoxDow AD L57ERFOOL CLOTHING 00, Ittremd G ota Scovazp “Syeour Newsy For Moxoar. @BAND HOLIDAY DISPLAY SUITABLE CHRISTMAS GIFTS, wire NUMEROUS ADDITIONAL ATTRACTIONS. ‘Here is « carefully compiled list for special reference: Dolla, bisque, ointed.......+....25, 50c. and $1, Dolls, patent bead.........0+. Dolla, large, handsomely dressed. “41801088 Not@—We have thousands of Dolls of every Kind, size and nationality. ‘Neck Ruchings, 6 yards in bor. Neck Ruchings, 6 yds. in box. “60, 750,08 $2 Fancy Scarf, Ladies’. .-25 and 500. ‘Mull Ties, Ladies. Black Cashmere Shawls, Ladies’. Colored Cashmere Shawls, Ladies’. Fancy Plaid Shawls... Gloves, Kid, for Ladies...... Gloves, Kid, for Ladies (finer! Gloves, 8-button Mousquetaires, Ladies’. mS Gloves, 5-button, Opera Shades, Ladies’..$1.75 Gloves, Kid, Lined, for Ladies... Gloves, Kid, Lined, for Misses.. Gloves, Kid, Lined, for men.. Gloves, Kid, Lined, for Boys. Gloves, for Ladies, Cloth... Gloves, Cloth, for Misses. ‘Mittens, for Ladies and Misece. ‘Mittens, for men and boys,. ‘Men's Scarfs (all colorings)... ‘Men's Fine Scarfs... Infants’ Silk Bootees.. Infants’ Baskets, plain. Infants’ Baskets, trimmed.. Infants’ Baskets, furnished. Infante’ Worsted Sacques. Infants’ Plush Caps... Combination Dress Patterns (Wool and Striped Plush)..... «96.50 to $10 Combination Dress Patterns (Plain and Striped Wool)......... ---96.50 to $10 Black Silk Dress Patterns, 20 yards.....16.80 Biack Silk Dress Patterns, 20 yards. Colored Silk Dress Patterns, 20 yards Blankets, double bed, all-wool..........02-.-! Blankets, Red, all-wool.........0.sessssevee 5 Blankets, Gray, double bed..............-.82.50 Blankets, Gray, all-wool...........csesseeee- 85 “gi ana cies ‘Damask Sete (cloth and napkins). @4. $5 and 96 ‘In addition to the above enumerated articles: webave everything usually found in « first Claes Dry Goods and Fancy Goods Estsblish- ‘ment, and if we havenot mentioned what you ‘Want or what you think of giving, simply ask for it, and it will be forthcoming. ‘all possible disappointment, a ee, ee ‘4 oe ay 'Camsnus Presexre WaTCHES. M. W. GALT, BRO. & CO, 1107 PENNA. AVE. CALL ATTENTION TO THEIR STOCK OF WATCHES, COMPRISING ALL THE MOST DE- SLRABLE MOVEMENTS AND STYLES OF CASING, FROM THE LOWEST PRICE FOR WHICH A RE- LIABLE TIME-KEEPER CAN BE BOUGHT TO THR MOST EXPENSIVE. THEY HAVE IN GOLD CASES, SPECIALLY FINE MOVEMENTS: LARGE SIZE, FOR GENTLEMEN... eeeeee BTS MEDIUM SIZE. FOR GENTLEMEN..........--..900 SMALL SIZE, FOR LADIES. seeceneseseees O40 TN SILVER CaSEs; LARGE SIZE, FOR GENTLEMEN.................818 THESE WATCHES BEAR OUR FIRM NAME AXD ARE FULLY GUARANTEED. MISSES’ SILVER WATCHES, @8 AND #10. AMERICAN WALTHAM WATCHES OF ALL GRADES. IN GOLD CASES FROM 930 UPWARD. IN SILVER CASES CORRESPONDINGLY LOW. 45-3t BOLIDaYs, FRANK M. LEWIS, 1215 PENNA aVE WALTHAM WATCHES. FOR GENTLEMEN........ 000-0000. .€35 TO @100 FOR LADIES. 25 TO 650 ALL IN SOLID 14-KARAT GOLD. SILVER WATOHES.........00ss-sesee+----810 TO $20 WEDDING INVITATIONS AND VISITING CARDS CORRECTLY ENGRAVED, FRANK M. LEWIS, 2215 PA. AVE Hizrrs & Suarer, 1113 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Call attention to their very large assortment of CHRISTMAS PEEKSENTS In Novelties of Table, Toilet, and Library Articles in Sterling Silver. WATCHES, Very superior Gold and Silver Watches for Gentle men and Ladies, made especially for us in Geneva. Also, » full line of Walthain Watches. DIAMOND JEWELEY In Necklaces, Bracelets, Pendants, and Rings in great variety and at popular prices. CLOCKS, BRONZES, AND FANCY GOODS Of our own selecting in London, Paris, and Geneva, CANDELABRA eR NESS, Ree heaemsieeet 3,4, and 5 lights, lowest in the aoe” ™ prices market. Tornaws Fue Learner Houmy Goons. Unexcelied tor BEAUTY, QUALITY, AND UTILITY, And Varied Assortment in POCKETBOOKS, CARD-CASES, Plain ana Silver Mounts, WRITING TABLETS, INK-STANDS, PHOTO CASES, LETTER CASES, BILL BOOKS, PURSES, MANICURE AND JEWEL CASES, Ivory, Gold, and Silver Mount RIDING AND COACH WHIPS, And Many Other Goods. ‘The Largest Stock in the City of Pine DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED STYLES. ‘It Will Pay You to Examine Our Stock, JAMES 8. TOPHAM, _ 48-20 1231 Penneylvania avenue, Pp. Ss HOLIDAY Goops! HOLIDAY Goops! ‘as cheap. DOLL BABIES! DOLL BABIES! ~ ene eg Sg Pen) 2, - | swell BRONZE VASES all prices. Perfumeries, Toilet Waters, Fins Soaps, &c. in sulk, for Geatiemen as slogans 0, Tikes, and Plow Saas. = Pall line of Drews Goods, in Colored and Black, CARHAKT & LEIDY.