Evening Star Newspaper, December 19, 1888, Page 8

= ee " yf 8 : THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, ‘DECEMBER 19, 1888, LOCAL MENTION. CITY AND DISTRICT. THE COURTS. GEORGETOWN. CiTY ITEMS. AMUSEMEN a MM” 8B, . —— — — a = == at ” The Weather. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Prosate Covrt—Juige Cox, Casey Betrer.—Dr. Mackall, attending Xmas Bargains for Every One. HS GRAND OPERA HOUSE. £4 f q wu Mt Son, For the District of Columbia, inna Yesterday, estate Mary E. Neal of Col. James F. Casey, regards him| 1,9 s handsome Silver Shell “KELLOGG. £4 SEyE a8 i ‘ : . F ioner for will filed. In re Kate A. Din- safel the critical oe ee ee me —¢ ava ww = Maryland, Virginia. North Axnavon’s.—Kellogg in “Faust.” commissioner for re lely past condition he | ¢5 every purchaser of $1 or mote to-morrow at ‘Bix Nights and One Matinee (Only) olina, Georgia. Eastern Florida, Western Flor-| Hannis'—“Bubbling Over.” es ee ee ee eee ion Augenstein’s, 817-819 and 821 7th st. n.w.. when ida. Alabama ‘and Mississippi, fair; continued) kyo say's —Variet record, Estate Barbara Nieman; order of sale| Prnsoxi the following barguine will be sold: Gur 96 of the low temperature; northwesterly winds. eels y- af teraibare. SE ee eeee sae signal x = fit | Bugs, reduced to €9.59; 75, Sera ” Baskets, Gans Loves VRE 09 BER Fon To-monnow Oxiy— Bargains in Paxonamta.—“Battle of Shiloh.” Kins; evidence of ‘sssighment of letters pat-| liam Jackson, the demented colored boy who soled, 200.5 oat ot oy Tea Sots 60e.: our. $8 iatuoes ‘awe 8 8 x | Fiend Soles for Crochet and Knit Slippers. = ent by administrator. Estate Ira N. Burritt; | was detained at the police station yesterday, | 4- 2 a Wine @ = Tlarge Tray, 27 KELLOGG ww ww ° NN Flevce-tined Inner soles, Ladies’ CONDENSED LOCALS. , inventory of personal estate, In re “Augustus | was removed to the insane hospital this mora: | 47 Bees Thncs Guat cork tar kering KELLOGG a ee and Gent's sizes, 10 ceuts r. Loffre, ian; order of appointment y 4 > ngeeent + Best Lamb's Wool Inner Soles, The ball given at Edel’s hall last night by the | bond $150. = a colliding with a street car on Hobby Horses, 2.8 igre y ten, pathy fee ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY. Ladies’, Gent's, Misses’ and Children’s, _| officers of the first precinct was largely attend- Crnawat Count—Judae Mc : M street, near 32d street, a buggy occupied by Sere peters So Pea ee Oi ak 8 Oe — . DPD FEE RRR PYF uo : ed and proved a success in every particnlar, Yesterday, John Young, appeal, assault; ver- | an unknown man had two of its wheels taken | MCN | 2-4 Velocinodes from, S17 to Beck | SM The Washington Repertoire will be: Bh fe fet fe fet ra, Haws & Co. 8i6 7th ste Last night Officer W. J. Renny, of ite first | dict guilty." Wm. Dizon énd Frank Coleman, | off; Sic 9 ngs crated ‘Tes Sets, with gil, $5.99; Bread or | WEDNESDAY. 5 “Fausto BOD ke rs E ty ft ‘ Seaton | oe ae tei pr me Hewpers, ony from the person; verdict guilty sere »-—Alex. Rhodes. 8! Cake Boxes, 49 and 59%.; $1.50 Cap, Saucer se a, DoD ERE vw kh Eanty Exotism Lixexe, 120 sheets and 125 | S¥jr, ing of the accidental drowning ; To-day, James H. Johnson, second offense, rung colored man, was in the Police Court | Sha Plate gcd nd te Bas’, Gur OL Olnes Cas THURSDAY EVENING, ‘Bohemian Girl.’ ee oe ae ore of his father near that place yesterday. petit larceny; guilty. Frank Coleman, con- | this morning charged by Oftcer Hall with dis- | ¢md Piste Feduced, 10 O8c.s Oh Sic.; Decoras| FRIDAY “Carmen.” elopes for 75c. at Cuarma » John T. Lewis has filed a libel in the District | victed of larceny from person; motion for new | orderly conduct. According to the test ted” Dinn ie 130 pi 11.98: Holland EVENING, Kellogy—Perugini, For Wearner Strips furnished and put on | Court against the schooner E. R. Hart, former- | trial filed. Robt. L. Wilson, assault (appeal); | Of the officer, Rhodes is a professional “crap” a ein ay 4 Cor and Collar Boxes, | SATCRDAY MATINEE, $c Trovatore.” address N. Hcwransy, 226 Prospect st, ue, | 1¥ of Baltimore, for money claimed for uso of | nolle pros. plarer. Monday morning the oficer saw bim | 9-'° Writing Desk, slightly smoked, 2c.;large | SATURDAY EVENING, Grand Farewell and ——o — fe Janson C we —__>—_—_ engaged ina e On ‘i i "92.28. ; Seas La oo ceeae tae at | Fetectg 0 members cy somna Morn | SEG eel Sete ed ae Tae Games| pipe wang eetash Ser ke es | geccay mame thoes i cm gnc |e TE ROS ND OREN ressly for the holiday : ester: @ mars! foun fourth anuual mee’ of the 0 wi . e Bai at there was no dress ‘Maus. Director and Conductor....Mr. W. Eiaer Down Quilts, covered with sateen, at €8 | Davia, an lomate of the ababocee ts Loic | amociation, held lati “night, the following | Goal af the Aock Monday ana’ he rea on ne Plas pnget ence per ype raghte a bp meg epg pray eter ym to $16, and covered with silk at $17.50 to €30. | sane. officers were elected: Rev. Alexander Kent, | way to the policy office to make a play for Mr. | meres, 19c.; 40c. English cashmeres, 25c.; 62c. Next Week: One of these would make a luxurious gift. Yesterday afternoon, in the Criminal Court, —— Rev. Simon Domer, D. and Prof. | Weaver when he araped to witness the game. | all-wool serges, 3 75e. heavy all-wool ‘cash- | RUDOLPH ARONSON’S COMIC OPERA CO. 417-tf Gxxcurs Dusosp Rises, 05 up. Catzzenze, Wm. isos nd a ny colored, wore Hpeenieit neat an boa Ti = coal en a pes of $10 or oy ou meres, 42-inches wide, 50c.; 50c. ladies’ cloths, ADVANCE rf GRAND OPERA - 2 — 7 convicted of larcen: ‘om the 8, 1 la; a 1" RE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT ii HOUSE. EXT! Jeweler. i were charged with stealing a pocketbook from | Trenton, N. J.; Rev. A.A. Meiner, D. D., of | a. .—Great Falls, temperature, 38: condition, | Staite ese oe este ene aii = Manicure Sets, &c., in great variety. Fine | Mrs. Emma Benton, Boston; Commodore Wm. Voorhis, of New | 1; receiving reservoir, temperature, 39; condi- | heavy cloaking cloth, 9c., worth $1.50. On ac- SALE MONDAY, DECEMBER 24, Christmas goods at Evnrtt Hovse Duva Stouz. | ‘The New York republican association last | York; Judge W. J. Godfrey, of Nebraska; Dr. | tion at north connection, 3; condition at south | count of Saturday's rush for cloaks we will eee _ oe ggg ng tened to an address from Hon. Wm. | Fordyce Grinnel, of California, and Col. G. W. | connection, 8; distributing reservoir. temper- | continue our special sale. $2 jackets, $1.43; XMAS AND SATURDAY Posrrivery Last Weex G. Laidlaw. Harkins, of Indian Territory, vice-presidents; | ature, 38; condition at influent gate-house, 4; . z - MATINEES, pry rehip ie on May tpn te ke Bian, | eonitis gal » 45 | $2.50 jackets, 1.63; $3 jackets, $1.98, $5 ne’ WE HAVE FOUND IT AN IMPOSSIBILITY TO G. R. Pohl lectured before the German soci- | Capt. N. Bickford, secretary; Dr. T. nd, | condition at effluent gate-house, 8. markets, $3.48, and others at proportionately | OPENS RUDOLPH ARONSON'S, Gueat Fine oa Smoxe Sare — = evening. —————’ secretary, and ©. 8. Shafer, In Chicago, yeste ae Gases as low prices; carpets at and below cost at ©OMIC OPERA COMPANY, | SATISFY OUR PATRONS IN THR LAST a ‘olumbia Lodge, No. 1, I. 0. M., last evening | treasurer. lnycisl ereealee hepa bal rte Hexny Srrasevre Presenting TWO DAYS, AND IN CONSEQUENCE THE Hampvroer’ elected the followi i ——-—__ ended in a verdict in favor of Mrs, Jessie Cald-, P ~ ENCE THE ‘Siny Gesteahio Sargaiad Jef. year: W. ME He Tomek ye Woe 3,500,000 People in 1920. well Shaw against her husband, Eli B. Shaw, | DF¥ Goods and Carpet House, 820 7th st.n.w. 1) TO-MORROW ee ee : The baiance of stock must be closed out by | Plager; recording secretary, H. E. Weaver; | THAT'S WHAT MAYOR CHAPIN savs WILL BE NEW | May Yohe, the Prince Prettywitz of the Crystal! 3 Lbs. New Raisins, 25c.; 4 Ibs. New om se PRICES WILL HOLD GOOD THROUGHOUT THE December 24. financial secretary, D. G. Eichelberger; treas- YORK’S POPULATION THEN. | Slipper company, was the co-respondent. Currants, 25c.; lovely home-made Grape Wine, a WEEK. ae —— store goes at one-half —_ w. = Comrtney. : : eg Mayor Alfred C. Chapin. of Brooklyn, on | wills teae phony = ee of rie Cite bok per ee one ~ aoe at O'Hane’s| MORNING. ae % sil. i ~ on . - e night schools closed last night for the presiden’ ickin- | Grocery, 1245 7th street northwe: 1 special arrangem = Vt fail to avail yourself of this last great holidays. "The next session will be held on the iced (haaratata ts anes pone is | son college at the next meeting of the trustees i —_— Cheeta carte, Sag — od - —— IN STORE ye as 2 a . of January. v. Hez Swem wil lecture m ~s as | ht a Ps yy a - ices, toal md to location, a19-4t 8] ol ESTABLISHMENT Ve have some choice children’s suits that! before the Wallach school night pupils to-night | Stowth of the city, and drawing attention to} Memorial services to the late Gen. Sheridan | Fresh candy. mixed nuts, choice layer and | { UTHOKS' AND EDITOne READING THIS WEEK. gladden the hearts of the little ones. on “Foreign Fun.” the building needs of the present and in the! Were held yesterday afternoon in Tremont | cooking raisins, at rock bottom prices. High Al A practical holiday present for old or young | Yesterday afternoon Solomon Levi, em-| near future. In the introductory passages of | 1¢™Ple, Boston, under the auspices of the city | grade mince meat, fine preserves, both import- Se is a good overcoat or suit. ployed in glazing a window at No. | ¢y, Pag enatcapiirin nic jof Boston. The services were very simple. | ¢d and domestic, pure and delightful wines. NSARY Os SUTERS LEV? Olibee SENET eS Ee Every garment in our establishment is of our | Gi8 H street northwest, fell from the third | Chey tie late Chectioe ie the cee of Veics | Gen. Geo. F. A. Walker delivered the eulogy. | Some wine of 1870 vintage at Sc. and ie. a YORK TO REPLENISH, AND THE CONSEQUENCP own reliable make, and correct im style and | story and was badly injured. He was taken to | Very” philndclolie. Brockton, ad Ohicnge | «the jury in the case of Ferdinand Carolin, | bottle. Nothing like it to be had in any other | Till beetven at the 4 fit. i the Emergency pacha fet bkiee Git cee ee fe ucago, | who has been on trial in New York for themur- | store in this city. very fine and very reasona- MASONIC TEMPLE, DECEMBER 20, enmeans! Money cheerfully refunded to dissatisfied | Miss Annie 8, Harkness has been appointed | Ooch voter in the regen ecicn we eiation (to der of his wife with a hatchet, brought in @| ble in price. Finest N. Y. Goshen Nose butter ° ROLL TORTS BIG BARGAINS bayer ae toaclerkship in the office of the register of | Say of 1850 as a basin: houses ea aie Pcsen | Xerdict last night of murder in the first degree | at $3. Good cooking butter, 25e. ‘Pure ~inkwtaddiasee |. Hampurcer & Sons, wills, vice J. D. Entwisle. | and he was remanded for sentenc Loni fined ; 2 Strictly Reliable Clothiers, Mr. Chas, Stott died at his home, on Towa | Population of those cities to-day. ‘The table | “There isa row between the mayor of Read- | than ordinary white sugars aud at same price, PROGRAM: = 21 Penn. ave., circle, yesterday in the seventy-seventh year a ing and the fire department of that city over | Give us a call TEN MINUTE READINGS, Under Metropolitan Hotel. of his age. The funeral will take place at 1 ___ Apparent | the appointment of chief and assistant chief M. & P. Merzorr, EVERYONE. = ae mar. | ©'elock to-morrow. Population pop. in | of the department. ‘The firemen have candi: | iy Pk ak a. ' INESTANDS of all styles at Cuarman & Tar- _— in 1380. 1888. | dates of their own different from those selected a E Ein tor Washington Post. hago orb The Police Sale. mo }309 1,555,089 | by the mayor. died om the train | for cone RNs Ship's Canactt HON. 4. K. SEOFFORD, oie - _ | Philadelphi 1014,332 ‘arles Rogers, an actor, died on the train | for commercial use about to be tested, Sam- Por in pm yar pt ll ped a ae nn Cai eons Brooklyn... Sec.969 “7AR221 | just after Leaving Chicago for Philadelphia last tag, not the tos man, but the man ot many z pe BO . . ‘ig! ys, fearing that his reputation was at stake gi Gttst Houmar Sux of my entire stock of | At Se een peated: 2! In 1820, he says, the proportion of the ae from the many orders from schools, churches, yrna Rugs, Furniture, Carpets, etc., viz: med and abandoned property in the | ja¢j < red, .! c., that his supply would not be equal to the Gudye Waren smyrna mats, Se, former price, Se, hands ofthe police, nearly s bushel of razors, the late = ese tan onto i ie in iss ‘Moro Prore deraand, dispatched the air ship Piping Duiche ‘dawoctats F * pr I. ‘ nives and pis' en from prisoners will be | it was more than one-third, and taking the last ' add . ss inch, $1.65, former price, disposed of. Some of these articles have been | Presidential vote as a basis, the fasta popula- | Whose blood has become thin or impure are especially | have all his orders duplicated, and the ship is . pera lac ia donaiy mntatie tar toscana Gouda weamseras epalation of the | Msble toattacks of piuination, of to tint, woskones expected to arrive poaaecon morning. Come a 7TH, 8TH AND D STREETS. myrna rugs, 30-inch, $2.50, former price, ° i | called “general debility.” The pains and aches of the | exrly aud make your selections. The event y Y CENTS: 84.50. * | were used by persons who took their own lives, | "Bole state. A computation of the tigures he | toriner are relieved by Hood's Sarsaparills, which pu | will be celebrated at Jobuson's, next’ door. ‘ty | Te cots, without Extra Chait Smyrna rugs, 36-inch, $4, former price $6.50. | Many of the weapons were taken from persons boo popuition Ve ees ree at Oe ana ef | Titles and vitalizes the lood, while it also tones and | an oyster roast. ; °F | oi . —_ an ee ee arrested on slight charges, but who were un- | 2.200,000 in Brooklyn, but ho thinks stat, the | and realize the poculize Lemont Chicae ajarmparilis | Auction every day and night, 442 9th street, 8 ae pe . nn 3 5 ortunate enough to have a weapon on them at | excess of residence area in and about Brooklyn | 4... : A =f . 8. —Our Buyers have returned, we havenow SS ee the time. ‘The gune,” as they arecalled,range | must continue to tell in its favor as compared | .,"M¥ Wife and myself were both generally run down, ing se ee acompl SAMES, FANC! Lace Curtarxs at Cost To from the deadly toy pistol to the bull d with New York. i Hood's Sarssparilla brought us out of that tired feel- , AT J. Brock’s, 722 Seventa Srreer. complete assortment of DOLLS, GAMES, FANCY ¥ : presse safc Bcd ny: Mi is tine ing, and made us fee} like young people awain. It has} We have too much stock and must reduce it, —_ volver, Such weapon’s are often purchased ——— : i il ci GOODS, &c., at astonishingly low prics.—BAUM'S. = .. | done more for us than ali other medicines together.” | and in order to do so we will continue our at these sales by persons of the class from |___General Master Workman Powderly de. : A “ i : whom they were taken, and in some instances | livered in New York last night the first of a | Mowaue Hawauuner, Anityvilie, Loug Island, N.Y, | ovginering prices for this week, Nhe are too is ee ee eee ir, | the same weapon has been taken from the same | S¢Fi tures to drivers and car conductors cebeee BI ee eae ee F $50 Pairs lace curtains, £2, $2.50 and $3 pair. | person more than once, The other property | €xclusively, by which he attempted to show the goer as Rte yr are The above curtains were secured by us for | Inetndes old rubbish of every kind. ‘There are eed of organization and to keep | gia py alt aruggista, @1; six for eS, Prepared : So ed ees iy ae . ae “ y there are some marbles which were probabl; in Carleston, 8, C., Washi ‘ y C1 Lowell, gallon; Pure New Englend Rum, $2.00 per Saddle Horses at hor a at the cost of importation; also a full line of % Ki a 6 2.0 per]: - “4 2) E 1840. ; taken from some boy, anda number of “bones” | Colored carpent di y . “ gellon; Wine at er gallon; Cook: in riding, seven lessons for $10. Rear 1 ‘STABLISHED . bric-a-brae, easels, music ladies’ desks, bat ‘ont i 4 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. 5 ee wneaan 7 2 * taken from “‘crap” shooters. ing in contact with the electric wire: Brandy. Get thi t O° = - | Dw. a — screens, &c., for the holidays, at 15 a roof of the Western Union building during a 1249 Ith Wises sa eee ls Cee ony EWN. NAL THEATER. re a —— inna The Story of Robin Redbreast. rain storm. - —— K, cmeened ONLY on=s lateot Pavone ae pe = dead avecount fina | _At the Anthropological society, last night, | There is some excitement in Blackville, 8. C., Items of Special Interest to Toy-Seekers. Na { DEC. 17. j MSPSEE Santhed priven Sor this week ently. Dr. Robert Fletcher read a paper on the “Myths | Cp tccount of pres dees cee Pete pers prepiaen catch ao VX prices, fc iy. a , : : % ' 8 : - we Far, street northwes 7 FRANK M. Hy entire wlock of parlor, chamber, library | of Robin Readbreast in Early English Poetry.” | Qered by" band. of negroes who bad. made Read what we are going to offer for to- AREER —e and dining-room furniture at 15 per cent dis-| From early dates, he said, this bird has been | threats against his brother. jorrow: —— Successor Lewis’ Sons, count from marked prices. regarded as distinctively the friend of Cincinnati's late centennial exposition has a eat W i ssanaate 2 — 10 per cent discoukt ox all carpets, including | ™°&* nctively the friend of man, } | Cit ' position has at. Writing Desk and Blackboard combined, | XD AN EXCELLENT COMEDY COMPANY, dodge and tap catey Decl, eee ates ading | and in the story of the Babes in the Woods the | liquidated debt of $633,000 and an outstanding ornamented, only %c.; our regular price, $1.19; sold else a i enh clas scan Bc ae eek core legend is told of the robin covering the bodies | 2¢bt of 42.000, making the total expenditures FRENCH GLACE FRUIT, where for $1.25." Extra-large size only $1.89; | ying. goHN DREW. agai JEWELER AND SILVERSMITE — Wane B Wisttme’ [of persons with moss and leaves Hence in | £725:000 at the outside. The receipts amounted assorted our regular price, $2.48; sold elsewhere for | mr SON OLE, 1p 211,317, 319 7th street northwest, 622 and 634 | England the voice of the redbreast in winter —_ Persp eine ict ate eat een “And MR. E. 3. BUCKLEY, street. 637 and 639 Louisiana avenue north- | is regarded as an omen of good fortune, from su as i ac oe “mr eridan'’s Charming Comedy, axp west. Stores open until 10 o'clock this week, | Which idea came his name of robin, which was a Doll, only our regular price, 9c. Great Sa Sheriten's ng . on early applied to household fairies.” Springing | BP, RRR, PPPLRRR. Wt ONS reduction in Doll Carriages. A call at our THE RIVALS, E Gesurse Diamoxp Burtoxs, $5. Caxtisnen, | from this is a superstition that to killa robin, |p BD KRE Per kee Ht 2 sot ease Kecoaycar es “a es at ton a We | Prices—$2, #1.50, €1, 75e., 50c.. and 250. DEALER IN FINE STATIONERY, jeweler. i or to rob its nest, is unlucky. Many legends|P DR R. PR RI N. W. BURCHELL, ave mie largest assortment of Toys. Bric-a-| X-MAS WEEK—The Lyceum Theater Company in ‘ama Soup's, 421 9th st, | 824 poetic stories have been related to account | PPP RR. F OR RM i‘ brac, ée., at du lowest prices of any house in | THE WIFE. ‘al7 - — St. | for the origin of the redbreast of the robin. cCO RRR ERR 1325 F et. dl4-eoat io y. We have everything imaginable in ——— 1215 PENNA. AVE, cttos! Avctios! Among the Welch poets there is a legend th: gc RR EL : ‘Toys, from # Doll's Pin to 09 Skin Horse. | yarionaL The entire stock of Brad Adams, books and | the red stain came from the blood of Christ 6c RR FE 1 Tue Fam, 812 7th street. XMAS station t auction, every evening this week | When the bird was endeavoring to draw a coc R R EEE Christmas Greetin; THEATER, — OFFERS SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR THE at7 o'clock, and wili continue at same hour | thorn fromthe foreheadof theerucifiedSaviour. | npn A KK I NX Tan Gans AGAwe uae SAREE EA OA) | ie “THE WIE a19.3t = —— > —_ . Persons in want of a — — Boe ryt RX = iS a Importers and Retailers, YEW NATIONAL THEATE! HOLIDAYS. Pempanve gf spe -ohas Bag _ ———_s e ughes Case Again in Court. Hap AAA EK OWN X Ay Gases Skene Ov Paovea, 503 7th street and 1620 14th street n.w. MATINEES THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, eek, as all the goods will be sold without | wes. KATE SMITH’S FRIEND ASKS A POSTPONE- A AK KUNN ENUINE FIC! : | 3104 M street, Georgetown, o ? 7 Teserve. See Auction column. MENT OF HIS TRIAL POR TWO WEEKS. PPP 00 WoW Ww Oar heck ede c will : nay Dabo £2 December 27 and 28. = u 5 1 °! ge, TOO LARGE, for the advance- | Will commence on Monday, December 17, and | ” Bigs - FINE FREN ARBLE Orena Grasses at TarPay’s, 604 9th st. nw. ae a OS ye es ae ber 8 3 Ww ww | ment of the season to REDUCE it is o ' continue during the {9 gives handsome | GRAND hee aie CLOCER, aE si —— e Hughes, with several aliases, indicted in two J attain that end we shall SACRIFICE OUR | 5 is . 25 JCTTEE Sroons, im Case, $5.50. CaLLisHER, | cases of obtaining money by falsepretensesfrom | a we on a ne Qe or iis week, and shall sell ANY SHOE in our house at 1, : NATIONAL HOMEOPATHIC HOSPITAL. GOR, GOR, OP eat Gm. jeweler. aan Mrs. Kate Smith, was called, He came | 7ULE WEIGHT—FURE-MOST PERFECT MADE | ACTUAL COST. 5 It = worthy of a place in the parlor of any Brilliant Fairy Spectacle Ip You Waxr a pure article, try our ele etek wei (aad ia a ek ee excellence proven in millions, JINE. SACRIFICE REDUCTION | household in the count aD, . hisk er b 2 — : ok | f a quarter of a century. Tt Se aE N REDUCTION | ‘These panels are to be given away to all pur- Mother Goose Pantomime. wo so. Mi, O10 per tetie’ suit. He was quite pale, He took | Gt! cra enaruutee to SUBSTANTIATE every | chasers of 50 cts. worth of Teas, Coffees or Bak- Scenes from favorite Fairy Tales SI wh See aan 2k a seat with his counsel, Mr. Campbell Car- | most Lealthiul Dr. Pre's Crean, Baking Pow: : | ing Powder during the week commencing Mon- ey Be 1333 14th st, | Tington, and the latter asked a postponement | #0, R" Cota Ammonis, Lime, or Aluia. “Sold ouly 4 | day, December 17. : Interspersed with Sinzing and Dancing by Mother ro Meee ss L [eenthe cround Gat Gufaaate tudic | Misses’ Kid and Straisht Goat Button. Our Ladies $2 | ‘They will also give an elegant pitcher, a use- Cheausegd taille. Saks Wt Meese A Seals advertiommant in | sick and kos vas fe ue enmaiaes ce ase DR. PRICE BAKING POWDE CO, Dongola and Pebble Button, Our #2 Men's Solid Dress | fal whisk broom holder and many useful and | Under the direction of Mr. Geo. B. Bartlett, of N. ¥. @4 05, 06, 67 and upward this paper: it is the best opportunity ever of- | to enter on the trial and on the ground of the | jXEWAOKE CHICAGO, BI. LOUIS, | Sows. ALL GO IN THIS SALE AT 81 ornamental articles to every purchaser who | Prices, 81, 50¢. and 2: r fered to bay home furnishings at low prices. { absense of muater al witnesses for ris detense, ——_ H 9 Ladies’ Soft Dongola Pat. Leather Tip'a | DUY's a pound of either th infallible Baking | wiStle, of seats, commences Wi “5 29, . An affidavit was prepared by the counsel an ur $2.40 Men's and Boys’ Boots, our $2 fae . i= — - a loseY Save. Catsisunus, Jeweler, 25 Pa, siened. “under "the, mathe "of Newman A 2eY Gad 2 emer Dress Shoes, sizes $1053 SHALL ALL | it sil! pay vou not to forget their fine Java | ange deen and presented to the court. He sets : Laz ‘ 2 . Bourrma J. Laws cordially invites an inspec-| forth that he has his case to i i . Be. and Be, | FRANK M. LEWIS, tion of his stock of Holiday Goods. Poe | his counsel and has been advised, that he has oo 1 35 youcan get in this SPECIAL, SALE our | | Coffee ground fresh while waiting by aid of | Th t publications in artist-] ch-|a good defense; that material facts can b e a exper petra elec notor, ign ieeie, care rowed by Agnes M. Bovd ana Dr. Boyd. of | Tam offering at the es ned te an ern dee Es) iit & wiclock, Dreaktart Coffee at 25. per ae: 1215 PA AVE, Carbon Photographs taken directly from | Harrisburg, Pa..showing that the ch LOWEST PRICES 2 onnd is the * e3 economi- the original paintings; reproductions in Arto- | toin the dispatch died there Oct. 19. He further A Large Variety of Our $3 Ladies’ Hand Turned Kid Butt. Our 93 | Calin the, i e types. Mirrotypes. &. states that he has endeavored to secure bail so : Eug Waukenphasts. Our Cousin’s Make Ladies?| Drink Sold at 60c. per | FARRIS’ BLOU THEATER, Cabinet photograph frames, porcelain paint- | a8 to look up his witnesses. HOLIDAY Goops, es. GOAT THE MARVELOUSLY LOW FIGURE | pound, Week of December 17 kage, Chelmer 5 The court said he would grant a reasonable Direct Lnportation, | OF 81.08. Tuesday, Thursday, and'Saturday. | Jack Axp Jor. sed lege and carctully selected line of mould- | postponement. aud suggested that counsel cou- | An Elegant Stock of Ses hain eerie. ings. nes are made to order, Sony oe eae. - FANCY GOODS, r invi aa aia Gadiaad Mr. Lipsc Aten, ; . 3 ; invite all lovers of good Teas, ADA GILMAN, rive sorandice’ saw sled wall papers. ecedil oes thal tarball (21 apts cabo In Fans, Leather and Silk Goods, Bronzes, &e., all of : . cs and Baking Powder to call” and bring ee Bape dack ots fend Joe, B. J. Lews, 14:7 Pas ate. new, | be increased, aud he would then make known | V¢2™4™ake—unique, odd, and dainty. THE STANDARD SHOE HOUSE. their fri d inspect our excellent stock of “BUBBLING OVER” ‘And with but little cash to spend, ave, DLW, toe In selecting goods for Xmas gifts, I have made a New Teas, Pure Coffees and Baking Powder be- | Popular prices will prevail. a conn ywen 7 + oy cen Frington cave noifce that he would on | in uae alt cepanes tare, . 824 7th st., Let. Hand I sts, nw. a4 ‘G ne i rebeoae Tuesday, D. Rest Seem —— me obey a Gye eae that day ask a reduction of the bail, which he | white thelr price aid tele noyclty will commend ber 18. A handsome Souvenir, entitled “Papa's | from locking ata coat. unt pos png ol a Russe, Jelly, at Fus-| “rhe matter was dropped. them to all. Ne SE: OUR HOLIDAY GIFT. W. given to all purchasers of Teas and | _ oe t, 339 ein eicnmebapene ED Saas ; eae ‘se lncguil shsckcioa leave evar Gass We aia Every purchaser of bund over shall be presented |CO@@ess few York: 1. J. Sunitiy 407 ‘Chestuut st, ‘And lots of these here clothing mem raphy tioalle pony dpe ge au deuce Deed sapere ne shaper iene | sell the best goods at the very lowest prices ©” | Witla pair of Rubbers—a handsome souvenir toevery | roe eh gt near, 1630 Lith st. mw, eS pi LT Ta wa nt on all sales until January 1.] Deeds in fee have been filed Nows: W. z customer. alae eed ee + and 60 Clad met Sei os ere parlor, chamber, and fancy fur-| yf, Yodges to J. P. Jones, lot 18, + Duchesse and Point Lace Handkerchiefs, or. ——— | Georgetown: 58, 59 and 60 Center Marke i atta Se idat pres, | 2: Hodges to J. P. . lot 18, Western Market; 8 and 9 O-st, And come they stick the dollars on aciel, ertleren Gi laceeurmiar te gredt va. | Le A. Littleficld to Joanna Doody. Handsome Live of Japanese silk audkerehieis. | gras Miowers Or Frorexce | Northern Liberty Market. ia, aes Sr Perens ee ree. nen, riety. Our —ss be pen until 10 at night. | 2 1,900. Eliza P. —_ etal. to FOSTER KID GLOVES. ceme CORO: 6,m,w&f,4 NE s H. Bowmay, Manager, ba sr Whisperin’: Just for you. INGLETON & FLETCHER, 10; $—. Alice r For street and evening wear our celebrated Foster . A Handsome Present for Gent, Lady or us Now, I don’t like that kind of way, 415 7th st. naw, F. P, | KidGloveshave no superior in Fit Styieor Keliabil- | Distilied from Child is a pair of fine Slippers or Shoes; you Fe erences nd Sieme mo i { know, Dramonps for Christmas. Tarray’s, 604 9th st. | Blair to S. E. All + 8q. 5) pe hast a Auer Gioves purchased as pres- | ORANGE BLOSSOMS, BALM, ROSEMARY, HELIO- | can find best oa at the lowest ices at | 15 blocks nouth of Treasury Building. 05 Where it ‘a best to = on. ‘ : a Allen to Catherine Plair, same pro _ changed to fit wearer. TKOPE, VIOLET, AND ROSES, Z. STRASBORGER’s, 906 7th st. 7 ‘GTON RIDING ACADEMY, - ,, fier Osty tHe Best. Wasths Cunery to Klee Me Woruben oe WEAPS, JACKETS. “ A handsome Basket of Candy presented to Comer of $20 and Peta mw. Porive ge thst ears a Baker's Norwegian Cod Liver Oil” is pure. + . A. Cullinane to I Fictent . In 1 pint Glass Stopper Bottles, 81; or sold in any | each customer. 6 Instruction given to Ladies, Gentlemen and Chil- But you'll get over that right quick Recommended and prescribed by best physic mere ae Instead of waiting nntil after Xmas, as is usual, to v. ete sees Gira ‘Beat cppabaich Setasiag auaien Gis ecael If you trade where 1 do. cian, 330. C. Bakes & Co., Philadelphi, Oo sige meth ® mazk down these goods, 1 have reduced all garments, A COLOGNE~Genuine 4711; in long, short,} Grand Opening and Art Reception At | Aric cartiuce room and special accomtnodations tee = 9 irth to C. 1. | and im some instances tu half value. and wicker covered bottles. Domestic Sewing Machine Office, 7th and H. § | Aube carruge sacs ast you trade with Adler and you can tie 5 §7-20Gescise Diam Exnnisa, Cauuisuen | Dick ty G.C. Goodloe: sub 80m 1 MILLINERY. Jean Marie Furine (Gold Medal Farina). Sea aS ernsens saan abo Geek’ Wainceeaans Dette ta aeantens eweler. c v ey » 80: Bq. 7 N 5 0. 4). Cigars, ars, rs. fe “ > ‘That your investment pays. egg Pe Leighton et. al. to Eliza Van Horn, lot The French millinex, Mme. Lonise, whose prett; ET. POWDER-All Odors, Florentine We have 10,000 fine Ci tee i Sn aches <P aes een, om ‘ ‘Scdemna hag? es pretty ay Orris, 1] We | gars in beautiful Christ- 20-3m IX ORNAMENTS, in Royal Worcester, ’, Brookiand; $225, Same to J. V. | Hats and Bonnets excite such universal admiration, 500. mas boxes, These Cigars were mails to order | ee His prices are way down below Doulton, Hungarian, Crown Derby, and other | Lewis, lot 20, block 24, lot 22, block 26, Brook: | will exhibit during this week many new atylea, SERCHIEF EXTRACTS of all leading manu- | for us, and are guaranteed first-class Cigurs, Phe fale tant tries well with Iii Wares, at Saepp & Buo.'s, 432 9th st. n.w. j land; $450, C. Gamat to C. H. Birkhead, sub Gian Gebitiagtine factures, in Dbeantifal | Plast Casem Cat Giaes 08 | both in point of quality and workmanship, and 1 tell you, haves tusk. ay : : 2 —— in bottles and in bulk, 35 to 50c, ounce, are suitable in quality as a prese Prices: a Rocussten Lars in great variety, at Supp ais 007 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. _| __ pint bottles, oxtract any odor, $2.40. smoker. Come aniiseethem. fy Hang? stock abd wovds all new, 7 ta AmertcaN Leoion or Hoxor.—Harmony | ~ CUT GLASS BOTTLES, latest shapes, beautifully M. & P. Merzar: t's plain that Adler's the mau’ You Stix have the opportunity to have your | Council 191, A. L. H., has elected the fol- cut, from $2 to $10 pair. mw, 417 7th gl wv. Towel to me and you. Portraits for Christmas. | re for the ensuing yea Com- Houwax Goons Pressed Bottles from 10c. to $1. aad ee - mee Gao. Parnes, Fotografer, mander, George E. Dunster; vice-commander, COLOGNE PITCHERS, 19e.and 396. pair. Bargains. || Do Not Fail to get the Domestic on your | Hz Wao Hesrrates Is Losr. 1ith and Penna, ave. ; Ww oo er Ww. AE Ly i M. ee Aone co aes list of leh a It — afford you ef VICTOR E. ADLER'’S —— i secretary, E. F. ‘ien, eig term: col- IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. ets, ivory, inl more genuine pleasure than anything else. 10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE 10 Home-Mape Mincemeat. lector, A. Michaelis, ghth term; tre: and Brush Sets, Smokers’ Sets of every description. St m ee ts and haif-gal. jars, hy: eenrenpehsinanae he areed From $1 t0 825, eodt —_C. AUnnacu, 7th and H, Sole Agent, 927 and 929 7H at nw. comer Mamachusetis are 45e. and 70c. ouncil, C.E- Roberts, J. Brock. A. A. Lock; | Parents will fna elegant presents for thelr children TH, OGuAst, Drusmist, | oni ase. abotthe, EE ne ation Gil | BE SURE TO ATTEND THE MARK-DOWN SALE | nen evenings il @ until afer the Holidays. Sate At A. Harrwcitzn & Co., ae Te Obrien tet ME D.5 A. Mich-| tn our CHILDREN'S CLOAK DEPARTMENT. Every | 15.0 igh Penk ore. a ot = pine Wancae Wk 333 14th st, » aoe We Cloak Marked Down to Cost and some Below Cost, and. see Whisky: bestin econ Bottle, No, sal Gc Wao Ur § ise Watcuxs at low prices. Tarray’s, 604| Bisnor Hunst ox Woman Surrnaar.—A large | With but few exceptions all new goods this season. | | é = ahaa Da eee mAmD mm We Sus 9th st. nw. audience at the Metropolitan M. E. church let | Glance at last evening's Gran, and you will see the | SILKS, Vauvere, Prosnes, Orders by mail. Lrxcu’s, Sth near D st, sdw Bre uAw Sees. Baxquer ene Rochester ni “ oe be a, Fe — on | price-list, which speaks for itself. BLACK SILKS, excellent quality, 75. 87¢.,81,81.25, wae erecpamnsae Adpetod _— with Candy OF BOOTS AND SHOES OF ALL KINDS, AT ‘Lamps, Lamps. ‘Lampe. ‘enges of History.” During the course #1,50, . : iven to every customer SrpassuncEn’s of the Ladies will it SILK V1 7 Cetown wine of the lecture he said: “Every reason that jes will find in our Cloak and Suit Devartment | “Sif VELVETS and PLUSHES. 60, 75¢.81 | Shoe Store, 906 7th st. 6 THE “ECONOMY” SHOE STORE Every Color. All Sizes, favor of ciate a man Shoals vote exists in |-many Gestrable presents, “What Sa better or niare 5p Fedtced to 7c.. real value $1, Bargains for Solid Leather Presents. E. F. Brooks. 531 15th st. ving the ballot to women. preciated than a good, warm Winter Wrap. Wecan witle, pure Weel very fines Gudlity reared ta | Pocketbooks, bill and letter books, cigar, 802 7TH ST. X. W. Reap, the advertisement to the “Poor” and| _D. K. E. Reoxtox axp Baxquet,—The sixth | Stummodste you with all the best style, the latest | Buc cechtralags Ta ah | aaa aatah canes tie ed “Bich.” Maxorscronixo Bevapuisnuext, gunual reunion and banquet of the Washing- | “Its and.t reasonable priceny CHINCHILLA, KERSEY and MELTON OVER- anaes f street n. w. lumni association of Delta Kap) ‘psilon | Our assortment of GLOVES has A‘ GOO! ii COATS... 1490 rae Fume Cxoces ot Tarvaws, 094 Mh ot. 2.¥. were held at Willard’s hotel last evening, J. never been larger: |. jail gplors: 13 varda for 835. noire erescsanbekts 2 or ving oon z H. Maynard presiding i or more carefully selected. We sell only RELIABLE % fr ide, 750, Saddles, | CHILD'S SUITS.....-seseu+-sesesesensees-82 804 83 50 . Rook axo Rr. fr eal HL Movesrd, presiding in the sbaance of' the | ie saver cuanct ameed ts reusah peepee _——~ ee BLANKETS, 85; 87:60, | dog coll d yy trunks, ladies | CTO #2 Bargains in Fancy Slippers. ; y ; RIETT, . ‘ Hi OVERCOATS..... sag #1 BOF at bottle, S0e. per pt. bottle, sidents, J. BL McCreary and J. D. Long. | Withanything but the best, agnbie width: pure Frouch wools redsecd (sabe Hall. 6 : A. Herrmutier & Co., ‘he following officers were elected for 1889: VAL NCH EGE, cleunt press, 3 eo ____1883 14th st. | Prof. Wm. Tiarkness, prosident; Mr. A. W, Ly- | | HANDKERCHIEFS, ingrest quantity, all new and } sil, colora pure wool: wide bie width; reduced te loutpay Pursyst for all. Fine French | ™#B, vice-president; Dr. W. H. Hawkes, secre- | beautiful, from 25 cents upward. fi ; : cuaen Candy in Willow Basket presented toeach eus- | FY: Mr. i 3. Kirby, treasurer; Mr. F. W. ait wide res’ ta DS, pure wool: yard anda TAILORING DEPARTMENT, perecne net enceny tomer purchasing Boots, Shoes, Slippers or | L“ntz, Mr. Chas. Hallock and Prof. Wm. Quin-| HOSIERY, in Silk, Balbriggan, Cotton and Merino. ANT FRENCH SATTINECOMEORTS, $2.50. ‘ Rubbers at Z. Sraassunoen's, 906 7th st. by, executive committee, CARTERS. ‘TROUSERS TO ORDER. —neneernton nr etme weiakeia ~ re ram UNDERWEAR, in all the varied assortments, yy Ree sesenomacennceenssceeere-@B-GO} 3 sstns tm Babies’ Shows, to Iso. R. Keity,Center Market, forWash-| Pree Tus Morxixo.—This Ss ‘TROUSERS TO ORDER........eeecessnseeeses+++186.00 fiagton dreamed beet Seen eee | Fon morning about | APRONS—These have been bought for the holidays, will ontpct oneot follow ae specialty. | Sno ts howe ‘Wo'tih Beet eeseeers and are allfresh and snow white; price 25 cents and paborovers A ‘of Ele- j the adj owas, Ro 610 war nino damaged, Sowers. sis e paral Milk a 4 ¢ ‘aggaman, and UMBRELLAS for Ladies - Owned and i papel Se _ omoy putas ta hntion 08 ris, Ont Trls a extent of $600, but he is fully insured. ‘Natural Wood Sticks. Lowest prices in these goods. BNE? Some very choice SILK end CASHMERE MUF- U: FLERS we are offering at greatly reduced prices. Elegant line of SILK HANDKERCHIEFS for Ladies Amesion and Men, Also LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS for Men. | aFTZREreee irgel