Evening Star Newspaper, November 30, 1889, Page 5

oe, i! s5S, TIT zt i heat i ut GRAND ANNUAL HOLIDAY OPENING AND H (00 IT ppp wy higest FPR s& y Pt o it HH “oo fu i BoP AAS con A BRR NN Ninny @ oO AA £ RNNNIV Yak Soo SA ETE ERE HAY AA E WS 2 2k ENN OW 24% fue WILL TAKE PLACE MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1889, TIT HOR ? tay $ i'l T a ne 1 Seg AND CONTINUE TUESDAY, DEC. 3, 1882 WE CORDIALLY INVITE OUK THOU- SANDS OF PATRONS AND THE PUBLIO GENERALLY TO CALL. WE SHALL TAKE GREAT PLEASURE IN PRESENT- ING TO OUR VISITORS VERY PRETTY SOUVENIRS COMMEMORATIVE OF THIS GREAT OCCASION. OUR IMMENSE ES- TABLISHMENT HAS BEEN CHANGED INTO A GRAND BAZAAR, REPLETE WITH USEFUL AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS. THE GROUND FLOOR OF THE EIGHTH-STREET ANNEX HAS BEEN DEVOTED EXCLUSIVELY Tu TOYS AND FANCY GOODS. IN ORDER TO MAKE THIS GREAT OCCASION OF DECIDED INTEREST WE WILL OFFER, AMONG OTHER GREAT ATTRACTIONS, THE FOLLOWING Ppey HOH OERER RP HH E PPP HHH EE Pp a Pe un Kee KER E Fe E KER RR A RRR B AA R RR AA RRR BoB AAA RK R Bes A AR RK French China Dinner Sete—hand-painted, clegant Qecorations—new shape and designs. OPENING PRICE $19 48- WORTH $28, Celebrated Wedvewood & Suns’ Decorated English Porcelain Dinuer and Tea Set Combined, 130 pieces, OFENING PRICE $12. 98-WORTH 913, Beautifully Decorated French Cains Tea Sete, 56 pieces, entirely new si OPENING PRICE $6.25-WORTH $9.48, Handsome American Chiua Land painted Guld-lised Tea Set, 36 pieces. OPENING PRICE $4.48-—-WORTH 87.50. Haud-painted Floral Decoratiou Gold-lined Chamber Sets, American China. OPENING PRICE $2 9S- WORTH #4. Cups, Saucers and Piates, 6 exch in a set, beautifully Gevorated in delicate flowers, xult-lined. The plates are aleo festooned ede, OPENING PRICE 98c. A SET-WOKTH 21.48, Freneb China Decorated Fruit Saucers, Gold Lined, OPENING PRICE 7c. EACH—WORTH 12c, American Chins Dinner Plates, Worcester Decora- tions, in Biue, Brown and Black, Gold Lined. OPENING PKICE 8e.—WORTH 15e, Freuch China Cuspidors, decorated outside and in- side, new shapes, OPENING PRICE 39¢ —WORTH 59¢. Japanese Cups and Saucers, in bigh-color decora- tions, very pretty shapes, OPENING PRICE 14c.—WORTH 25c. Festooned-edge American China Fruit Saucers, neat aud tasty decorations, OPENING PRICE 5c. EACH-WORTH 10¢, Ribbed Crystal Glass Goblets. OPENING PRICE Se. EACH-WORTH 5c. American China Hand-pairted Gu!¢-lined Oat Meat Bowls. OPENING PRICE 6c. EACH—WORTD 120, Handsomely Engraved Cut Glass Tumblers, OPENING PRICE 6 FOR 48c.—WORTH 75c. Colored Glass Vinegar or Oil Jugs, OPENING PRICE 8¢.—WORTH 12 Elegant Selection of Artotypes, sizes 20x24, in 3 inch Shaded Autique Oak Frates, with Steel Mould- logs, OPENING PRICE $1.79-WORTH 82.98, Substantial and Strong Bamboo Easel, 5 to 53s feet bib. OPENING PRICE 69c.—WORTH 98¢, Large New Shape Satin-finished Vases, all shades, OPENING PRICE 30c.—WORTH 590, OUR ESTABLISHMENT WILL BE OPENED UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK DURING THE OPENING DAYS, DECEMBER 2D AND 3D. THT BEER EFF A TT RRR T HOWE AA RR T HHH FE FY AA I BRR T HHE rF ASAATIR Rw TH UEER F A AUR RT ae it a2 TMTTTH MH gSSy TITT beet = wa Ta nw & z an a TuuH Ssss 7 os ne 7 7 WOH s -- Sollee 6 lf HO Ags = NNN wow Ww NNN Wwww NNN WWWW NNN. WWWW. NMND WwW OWS TY FRANKLE & CO., PROPRIETORS. Kx ™ FFF KK * F RK. FF K kK S358 = TUESDAY ONLY WE HAVE PRICtS ON HANDKER- WISH TOCLOS. THEM 0: & MORE KOOM FO OUR HOLIDAY GUuUDs. Now 18 YOUR CHANCE TU BUY GENUINE BAR- GALNS. WE GUAKANTEE ALL OUK HAND- KEKCHIEFS AS BEING PURE LINEN. jemstitched Ha"k’fs at 1 Hom’ Peucy bint Wakes formes price 2Sc. 5 former price 5.0c. t SSe.; former rice 75c. RSAL DUCHESSE LACE H'DK'FS. Mousling de Sol, Dugheese Edge, 48e.: fr. pr. $1. - bn " d0e. : pr. $1.10. Border, wis,: fr be. $1.50. - “ THESE HANDKERCHIEFS AT THE ABO’ PRICES CANNOT BE DUPLICATED, THERE- FORE AKE £ THEY UNDOUBTEDL! BARGAINS, oo ov = RE ss g's N °o RN OO oe NN 00 . 330 421 11th st. ow... above Ps. ave. 1602 Tm Sz N.W. We carry the famous “Daisy” Black Hose for Ladies aud Children, 25. a pair, absolutely FAST BLACK. Children’s Fast Biack Hose, 2 pairs for 25e. Fruit of Loom Muslin, 8i¢c. yard. Pull line of Stamped Goods at very low prices, Im- ported Zephyr, Se. an ounce. 2-3m WM. C. VIERBUCHEN, 1602 7th st. nw. ARD-ENIT BOOTEES. 100. 12H0., Lge. : Carriage Bootees.extra lng and Leavy. Colored Hand infant Mitte 10c..° 1 aud 2c. KAUFMAN'S bul JU ot. ne, a BBR 004885 00, NNN B M3 o gee Bos Tan A THE EVENING coc Ak fe A eco A a S88 As ae et $3 pr og ER ‘00 BP NNN aT WOODWARD & LOTHROP BEG TO CEMBER 2, BETWEEN THE HOURS A SPECIAL “GASLIGHT EXHIBIT” OF Day Goubs, ‘We shall put the store in Holiday trim ‘aud grandeur auy we bave ever attempted. cleared and all are cordially invited. Our strougest attractions and will be brilliant ‘On the Eleventh street side will be three story from “Cinderella; or, The LittleGlass Tableaux first represents “Oinderelis and ‘Tableaux second represents “Cinderella Tablesux third represents “Cinderalla Allof the other windows are handsomely The interior of the storo has been gaily decorated with Palms. One of the moat Old Sante Claus with Lis weigh and faith- with Toys, Dolls, Sweets, &c., and he iv in Chrintmas gifts for the littlo ones sleeping Other pleasing features will be the the Art Department, also on the second Dalldiugs) the display of Christmas Lin exlibit of exclusive designs, styles and ing Patlorsin the annex third floor, We shall have all three entrances open, main entrance, at the corner of 1]th and Both elevators will run during the open the elevators to the fourth floor and walk WOODWARD & Cornor Eleventh and OFFICE OF WOODWARD & LOTHKOP, Cor. 11th and F ats, n. w. Sarvavay, Noy. 301, 1889. Every nook and corner in otr immense establishment is packed with mercban- dise, both useful and ornamental, se- cured expressly for the Holiday Trade, much of which will go to make up the bulk of the more practical and substan- tial Christmas presents. least in doubt of what to buy try a tour of inspection through the store. We shall open on Monday morning another 50 picces of that extraordinary Dollar Broadcloth (5 somer line of shades than previously shown Itis the best dollar dress woods ever offered, CUKISTMAS HANDKERCHIEFS, juches) in a hand- YOucan see the stock enlarging. We prepare for Christmas six months ahead, and the result of those preparations are fast becoming perceptibie, quickens at this counter every day, and tho trade crowd will not grow less till after Christmas. A bint—take your pick now, even if youonly wish them laid aside, which we will willingly do, Ask for the “Advertised Handker- chiefs” to guard against mistakes, ax the stock is b coming so large the clerks may not know which you wish. best part of the Haudkerchiet i anatter what price you pay us for it the ‘The is no Handkerchief is sure to be “All Linen, No mixed Handkerchiefs. A8 sp cial values we offer Ladies’ All Linen Scalloped Edge Embroidered Handkerchiefs, in White, Colors and Black. 18¢, each, 3 for 50c. Ladies’ White All Linen Corded, Plaid and Doub! Ladies’ White Extra Quality All Linen Handkerchiefs, 4, 1 aud 2 inch hems, Price 18c. each, 3 for 50, (First floor.) WOODWARD & LOIHROP. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS FOR CHILDREN, Rubber Balls, 25c. each. Goats, 9c. and €1 each. Gosts with Carts, $1.25, $1.98 and 82 each. Horses, 50c., 75c,, $1 and $1.50 each, Horses with Carts, $1 aud 81 50 esch, Dogs, 40c., 48c, $1, $1.50, 83 and $4.25 each. Sheep, 24c., 70c., 80c., $1.25, 32.25, 2.75 and 86 each. Donkeys, 98c, $1 and $3.50 each. Oxeu, $6 each. Trumpets, 5c., 10c., 20¢., 25c., $350. 42c., 50c. aud 58. each, (First floor, rear.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. TOILET SETS FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS. Zylonite Toilet Sets, containing Comb, Brush aud Hand Mirror. 75c.,81, $1.25, jet Seta, containing Comb, Brush and Mirror, 1, 81.25 and $1.75. (Furst floor) WOODWARD & LOTHEOP. CHRISTMAS FURS, An entirely new department, hence the Furs inust necessarily be new. Fur Capes of Brown Marten, Mink, Persian Lamb, Monkey, Seal,Beaver,tm- ftation Seal made of Muskrat, Opossum and Astrakban. Black Hare Boas, full length. $2.50. Mufls to mateb, €1, $1.25 and $1.50. Dark Brown Hare Muffs, 75c. Imitation Moukey Princess Stole with Seal Collar, 83. Biack Freuch Coney Fur Capes, Prices €3.50 and $4.50. Black Astrakan Muffs, 3. Biack Astrukban Fichus, 3.00, One large sssortment of Boas, in Lynx, ‘Skunk, Maccoon, Red Fox and Opossum Bkins, $5 to 830. Elegant Sets of Stone Marten, Bear, Blue Fox, White Thibet, Persian Lamb, ete. (Third floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Qor. 11th and F ote, a.w. ie, os Pe ANNOUNCE THAT ON MONDAY, DE- OF 8 AND 10 P.M, THEY WILL HAVE THEIR IMMENSE STOUK OF HOLI- ‘and the display will surpass in magnitude ‘No goods will be sold. The aisles will be window displays constitute one of our ly illuminated on this occasion, handsome tableaux in wax of Slipper.” her Fairy God-Mother,” looses her slipper.” trying on the crystal alipper.* trimmed with Holiday gifts, trimmed with Holiday merchandise and conspicuous features in the store is dear fal Reindeers, His woudrous pack is filled the act of descending a chimuey to leave within, Apron Bazastin the annex. second floors floor, (frout parlors of the two annexed ens on the second floor, main store, and the materials in cur Ladies’ Custom Tailor- viz: 1011 and 1013 F st, doors, and Fats. now, ing, and ayood plan will be to take one of down, taking in each floorin your descent, LOTHROP, F streets northwest, OFFICE OF WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Corner of 11th and F sts. n.w. Sarorvay, Novewnzr, 30, 1889. Monday morning we fully open the Christmas Stock. Do not forget your resolutions made last Christmas that you would shop eurly this year. Now you can select leisurely aud satisfac- torily from a complete assortment of Holiday Gifte—later this is not possible, HOLIDAY GooDs, LEATHERETTE CASES, for holding Playing cards, 75c., 1, $1.15, 81.25 and $1.50. LEATHERETTE‘CASES, with Count- ers, for Whist and Bézique, $3.26 and 83.75. CRIBBAGE BOARDS for 65c., 7dc, $1 and 81. Alligator and Japanese Leather Memo- rauda Books. Seal Leather Card Cases, with Em- bees Figures in Silver, 75c., 5c. and gl. Morocco Card Cases, $1 and $1.25. Pe ans Alligator Card Cuses, #1.75 and Card Cases in Seal and Russian Leather, 50c., 68¢. and 75c. Writing ‘Tablets, in Japanese, Seal, Alligator and Embossed Leather, 37c., 0, $1.75, 82, $2.25, 82.50, $3.50, 84.45 and 87. All the «ood kind of Pens, Steel and Bronze, Stubb aud Pointed, We sell you any quantity you desire. Staflord’s Universal Ink, 5 and 100, bottle. Stafford’s and Payson's Indelible Ink, 2lec. bottle. Black aud;Red Leather Pocket Memor- anda Books, 7c., 10c.,20c., 25¢., 35¢.5 400. aud Book Marks, Plated, Pearl and Gold, from 75e. up. Best Perfumed Sealing Wax, in all colors. Small size 7c, ; large size 1c, (First floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHKOP, STATIONERY. 200 Boxes of Oxford Linen Paper, each box containing 2 Quires of Paper and 2 Packages of Envelopes, $5c. a box. Yankee Linen Paper, 50c. a box, Varied assortment of Lvory Ink Erasers, Peu Holders, Rulers sud Peper Cutters, Bbc. Oxidized Paper Knives, 25c. to 81.25, PEN WIVERS, 10c., 250, 35e., 46c., Stic. and bse, Penii Handle Pen Holders, 81, (First floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, INFANTS’ DEPARTMENT. Infants’ and Children’s Canton Flan- nel Night Drawers, with and without ‘the closed feet, Sizes up to 10 years. Prices 6240. Be. +» Be. ee tr He CO ou Fisnuel Drawers, plain with embroidered ruffles; also itt caimbric ruffles, Sizes up wo 8 ye Price 25c. (Becoud Hvor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, ROMAN SILK BLANKETS. We offer 100 Roman Silk Blankets in Sues BER colonies, Dera yards, tor 50 each. tio window display of them on 1th st, side. court % ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, WRAPPER BLANKETS. ‘We offer 100 Wool Wray Blankets tpg patterns aia clchings. Bees we ekes these to — measure, finished with a girdle and taswels, tor $8.50. A most. ptable Christmas present. =) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, CHRISTMAS SHAWLS, Bf ty Chudda shawls in Cream, t Biue, b Cardinal and suades of, bull sige. $1.50. ge PRS etree squsee nud Tons, om 8 rere Nabataing Sites trou? oft 1° OODWARD & LOTHROP. STAR: WASHINGTON FANCY FEATHERS— ‘75e. for the choice of Fancy Foathers, Birds, Wings, &c., that were 91.98, $1.75, $1.48, $1.25 and 98c,, choice 750, Wemake this price in preference to mov- ing them to make room for Holiday Goods. 10 per cent off regular prices on all OSTRICH FEATHERS. HAT DEPARTMENT. Felt Hats, all colors and shapes, 45c. id Best French Felt Turbans, 98c.; were 61.48, Steamers, Wiudeors and Puffs, 26c.; were 30 and 0c. ‘Those $1 Velvet Caps we sold at 50c., now 39c. 61.26 Striped Windsor Puffs, &c. ,now 50c. ‘We are pushing lots of goods with low prices to make room for Holiday goods, It will pay you to comein often. JACKETS— At $3.98, $4.98, $5.98, $7.48, $9.98, All Bargains, NEWMAREETS— 99.98, $11.48, $14.48, $15.48. All Reduced Prices, PLUSH JACKETS— 88.48, $14.48, $16.98, Each a Bargain, CHILDREN'S COATS— Four years to 14 years— At from $4.50 for 4 years to $6.25 for 14 years and from $5.25 for 4 years to 87,50 for 14 years. Lowest prices ever quoted. FFFY URRR 200 A PPP EEE 95 HY URL 8S by BP EEE 8°Ss ke U Unee 9 GAA BPP ER sss e ‘uh E a 4P ker 58852 Spectal—Just received 20 Real Astrachan Capos, all sizes, pointed front, storm collar, full length, nicely Guished, satin lined, Choice 810.98, Also & line of French Seal Capes, all sizes, plain and pointed front, standing and storm collar, satin lined. Choice, ail sizes, $10.98, THE BER 00 NNN BB O O. NNN ee oO NNN B OO NNN BBB 00° ON NN MM MM A RRR cco MMMM AA RR CoC PG AA IPE oo Ue M4 EE o 230 316 7TH ST. N.W. NFANTS' HAND-KNIT SACKS, MADE OF 8AX- ony, Yarn, different patterus of workuanship, 23, Bc. 40c., HHc. and upward. KAUFMAN'S DOUBLE COMBINATION STORE, 1241 aud 1243 12%h st. se, n30-d Tae Boswsr Srore Is Tur Cry, YES, VERY BUSY. MERTZ’S DRUG STORE is always full of customers, Any one who bas ever been there will tell you the reason is, you can get PURER AND FRESHER DRUGS AT FROM 25 TO 50 PER CENT LESS THAN OTHERS CHARGE FOR THEM. Some of the other reasons are, you have larger and more varied assortment of Toilet Goods of all de- scriptions at equally low prices, About Holiday Goods. “MERTZ” has a full Une, BOTTLES, BOTTLES AND BOTTLES. BOTTLES of every kind, and THE PRICES WAY DOWN. You can get a bottle for any price, Speaking about bottles, don't forget to look at the QUEEN ANNE COLOGNE when youcall. Connoisseurs pronounce it far supe- rior to imported odors, and the most lasting and fragrant article of the kind ever placed on the market, Some of the other goods Mertz keeps for the holidays: SHAVING, MANICURE and COMB and BRUSH SETS, PLUSH, LEATHER, snd the new style COLORED CHAMOIS SETS— THE LATEST THING OUT. Attention is called to TWO SPECIAL BARGAINS in MANI- CURE SETS—No. 451, FINISHED IN PLUSH OR LEATHER, PRICE 88c, ‘These cannot be uplicated in this city for LESS THAN $1.50. LOT No. 549, FINISHED IN LEATHER OR PLUSH, 1.49; USUALLY SOLD AT 82.50. ‘These are GENUINE BARGAINS. If you want one call early. Something else new is the real ORIENTAL POT POURRI, not the stuff usually sold as such. This is the genuine imported article, Youcan buy it insny quantity you wish, In connection with this do you want a ROSE JAR? “Mertz” has them—probably a larger stock than any ten storesin thecity. The very latest pat- terns— ROYAL WORCESTER, IMITATION ONYX, BOHEMIAN WARE, the VARIOUS CHINAS, DECORATED AND PLAIN, The prices are all right, These are some of the things that Mertz sells. There are 500 or more other novelties not mentioned here that will repay you to investixate, Any one wishing to select articles now (which westrongly advise), while the stock iscomplete, can, by paying asinsil amount on them, have ‘the same laid aside until Christmas, MERIZ’'S DRUG STORE, 1014 F STREET. 230 NOVEMBER 30, 1889, ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY are heavily stocked at the present moment with many desirable specialties for the table, and barguins abound in every department—We are alittle too hurned today to enumerate, but ‘Monday's announcement will be more definite. ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY, 428 Oth at, P., 8.—Car load of Elegant Canned Sugar Corn, received today—qualily superior—price low. 230 BY.O. “Ihave found Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral s perfect cure for Croup, in all cases. Ihave known the worst cases relieved in a very short time by its use; and I advise sll familtes to keep it im the house."—8, H. Larmaxa, ‘M.D. Mt. Vernon, Ga. AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL, Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. Sold Prepared by Dr. J.C. by all Druggists. Price $1; six bottles $5. 226 Taz Gexune JOHANN HOFF’S MALT EXTRACT inthe BEST NUTRITIVE TONIO ‘and most PALATABLE HEALIH BEVERAGE for Impered Digestion, Convalescence Weak Children, and General Debility, WHAT PKOF. COLEMAN, OF GLASGUW, SAYS OF 17: Suitering trou au attack ot Lunes which ad wot us crete xbaustivn, trou iste food, 4 tried u tlects of the Gubuiue Jcuena Koa's xt 8 Winegiassiul Lureé times day. 1ts use was folio’ by marked efect#—1. Food, which had beretoture: subi wobage the alithentary cabal ubchauineds gested ropetly. 2 There appeared an. increased Sreivia; Gnttual best son poring apriet. beware of imitations tare of sJohaun Hi others are worthless iuitalous. JOHANN HOFS, Berlin and Vienna, New York Of- see, Barclay at" OTe tata Waar Scorrs Excisios Has DONE OVER 25 POUNDS GAINED IN TEN WEEKES. EXPERIENCE OF A PROMINENT CITIZEN. ‘THE CALIFORNIA SOCIETY FOR THE } SUPPRESSION OF het 5 Bax FRANcisco, July 7th, 1885. I took a severe cold upon my chest and lungs and did not give it proper attention; it developed into bronchitis, and in the fall of the same year I was threatened with consumption. Physiciais ordered me toa more congenial climate, and 1 came to San Francisco, Soon after my arrival I commenced taking Scott's Eaulsion of Cod Liver Oil with Hypo- phosphites regularly three times aday. In ten weeks my avoirdupois went from 155 to 180 pounds and over; the cough mewutime ceased, c. BR. BENNETT. Sold by all druggists, oc8 NEVER FAIL To cuRE. SODEN MINERAL PASTILLES, SODEN MINERAL PASTILLES, SODEN MINERAL PASTILLES, The Great European Remedy againstall CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS and COUGHS AND HOARSENESS. Bold by all Druggists, Small Boxes, 25c. ; Larwe Boxes, 50c, _0c20.t.thes-m ee F YOU ONCE TRY CART LITTLE LIVER Pills for sick headache, biliousness or constipation you will never be em. They are purely Vegetable; small and fe. Don't forget this, '¢ KOK WW -. KK I ON vss Be id = Ee UX Sys) PPP A L A cco FER P AA L AA coc E P aa TLL a A COO kem T 814 7TH 8T., BET. H AND I STS. N.W., GREAT coo ERE A RER ooL E A RR 8 ° L ge AA ee. coo tu EEE 4 4 E Rg SS, A a Gg? ss b eg Ak E §ss8 aA LLL oF AND wi ew WwW RRR A PPP ww her ah pop g8s vWWW RRR AA PPP Sss, wWwww ROR ee wo oW RE AA P 'ss' TO MAKE ROOM FOR THE BUILDER, HAVING LEASED THE ADJOINING PREMISES NOW OC. CUPIED BY THE FAIR, AND WILL TAKE POS- SESSION ABOUT JANUARY, AND WE WILL COM- BINE THE TWO STORES INTO ONE MAMMOTH ESTABLISHMENT, ON ACCOUNT OF THE EX- TENSIVE IMPROVEMENTS WE CONTEMPLATE MAKING WE ARE COMPELLED AT THIS EARLY PART OF THE SEASON TO DISPOSE OF OUR ENTIRE STOCK. KING'S PALACE, 814 7thst.nw. ‘KET WEATHER the ices are cut $1 fort irom Med. TION, 11th ot. ‘n30- d 50. . LOULLE COMBI ON'T WAIT f FOR! tryiug Carter's Little Liver Tilis, but geta Vial once.” You can't take them without benefit, Puntavexenta Store SPECIAL VALUE IN BLANKETS. Ten-quarter Wool, from $3 up to 85 pair, Eveven-quatter all Pure Wool at €5; the best Biauket for the money in the market, Waite Biaukets trom $1 upto eat. Gray Blankets trom Soe. up. COMFORTS. Sl up to the finest. Special bargains in Batiste aud Cheese Cloth Comforts. E AND WOOL GLOVES, «1 iu Black and Colors, at 25 CASHMERE AND WOOL HOSIERY. Ladies’, Men's und Children’s Special Values 25 o ‘at 25 and 0c. Headquarters for the Celebrated Foster Kid Gloves st less than regular prices; every pair guaranteed, Cholce Line of Holiday Goods omour secend vor, Choice Styles of Neck Wear and Furnish- iugs for Aien and Boys, CARHART & LEIDY, #28 7th st. and 706 K st. nw. 230 aN ti tn A UTR K KAMING. HOTOGRAL I: Boda PSN Aen 50 UF, in greatest vaiiety aud a sas Branch 1722 Penua ave. 004 Vth at Bid-Sun TB\HE WASHINGION ARCHITECTURAL IRON AND BKIDGE WORKS. EDWARD L. DENT, M. ., Proprietor. ‘The bert facilities in the city for sll. Kinds of Iron Bea oT .miway's ia *tock. “Fine Grusumeutal Cust aud Wrought irou Work « pecialty. Kepairs abd general maciine work done in ¢ best manner aud at short notice. Bole licensees 1m the District of Columbia for the “Goetz-Mitchell”” system of ors aud Pro- Ger Tax Besz THE CONCORD HARNESS, LUTZ & BRO, 4097 Penn. ave., adjoining National Hotel. ‘Horse Blankets and Lap Robes at low prices, apl2 Wie beerciesenes = ber, 40\a41; Ji | Mt ‘ 2d EDITION. (st oan ‘tu The Sr THE CLAN-NA-GAEL CONSPIRACY Judge Longenecker Dwells on the Motive for Cronin’s Murder. Cucaso, Nov. 30.—Judge Longenecker re- sumed his address to the jury in the Cronin case this morning. He took up the incidents of the meeting of the Clan-na-Gacl camps at the reunion February 22 and reviewed | oe made at that meeting 'y Pat McGarry to show that the members of the clan were at that timerdiscussing 1m bitter | terms the very facts which Mr. Beggs tended to deny. e =; — Referring to Pat MoGarry’s the states attorney said McGarry bad attacked the tri-_ mye in the name of the Cian-na-Gael. He said that the triangle had embezzled the funds. of the organization and had betrayed the Irishmen to the | Prisons of the enemy across the water. He had said there were worse meu than Le Carou yet in the organization. The man who gave Le Caron his credentials was worse than Le Caron. There were rumors of spies in the camp. They were worse than sipes, The triangle was worse than spies, “Alexander Sullivan's name had not been mentioned,” said Judge Longenecker. “What did Beggs do? He arose and attacked Mc- Garry. He said it was cowardly to attack | Alexander Sullivan's name and character in this way, ‘Alexander Sullivan has good friends here,’ said Beggs, ‘and I am one of them,” said the senior guardian. Then on March 1 this same senior guardian, coming home from a meeting in company with Dan Coughlin, said: “There is a spy here to succeed LeCaron,and we have it pretty straight that it is Dr. Cronin,’ and tnis was on March 1. The evidence showed that the conspiracy began in camp 20 February, 1888, | when the motion to appoint the secret com- mittee was made by Coughlin.” —— HUNTING FOR THE DEAD. Another Boston Fireman Dead — No Bodies Found. Bostox, Nov. 30,—Police and firemen pa- trolled the burned district last night and there was a continual but fruitless search for the bodies of the four lost firemen, Friends of the | missing men remained near all night to take charge of the bodies should they be found. Some believe the men were cremated in the frightful heat and that no trace of them will ever be discovered, All the outside fire companies have gone home. Gangsare digging out the tafes and razing walls, Whauting, the veteran fireman who was res- cued from 80 Chauncey street, died at the hos- pital this morning of his burns, aie The Navassa Trial. Bartmwore, Mo., Nov. 30.—District Attorney Hayes closed today his argument in the Na-| vases trial and the case was given to the jury atl: am. es Hold On, John! San Francisco, Noy. 30.—The California ath- | letic club’s president says not one cent has yet | been offered Sullivan to fight Jackson. The story of a 35,000 purse is nonsense, —— Shot Thanksgiving Night. Wettsvitte, N.Y., Nov. 30.—While drunk at | a ball Thursday night Eugene Farnum shot at | an officer and hit Jas. Higgins, who will die. — The Corn Deal. Curcaco, Nov. 30.—A dense crowd filled the corn pitall the morning and the excitement was intense. Settlements were made early on about 100,000 bushels at 60 cents. After this there were offerings at 50, 49 and 48 and finally 45 cents. An hour after the board opened it was offered at 40 cents without takers, pds? rtceceseth Beaufort’s Cyclone. Corvma1, 8.C., Nov. 30.—According to latest estimates nine persons were killed and twenty or thirty injured by yesterday's cyclone in Beaufort county. She Won the Suit. Cuantestox, W. Va., Nov. 30,—Mary Irene Hoyt, the eccentric New York heiress, won a law suit here yesterday involving title to lands worth $2,000,000. THE REPUBLICAN CAUCUS. Mr. Adams Nominated For Doorkeepers In the House republican cancne this afters Boon Mr. Adams of Maryland was nominated for doorkeeper with a majority of one. The vote for door keeper was 80 for Wheat of Wisconsin and 84 for Adams. Tt has just developed that immediately after . Reed was nominated for Speaker and bis Romiaation wade unanimous on motion of Mr. McKinley Gan, Grewener of Obio moved th: caucus adjourn, The motion was voted down almost un: mousy. INJURED ON A STREET CAR. Two Suits Against the B. and P. R. Co. for Damages. Mr. Campbell Carrington filed two suits to= day against the Baltimore and Potomac rail road company growing out of the accident om Virginia avenue and 424 street November 5 when a freight train backed into a street car, Upsetting it and injuring several passengers in the street car, which accident is alleged in the declaration to have been occasioned by the failure to let down the gates in time. The first suit is that of Lucinda Willis for 215,000, in which she states that in the collision she had her ine injured and was badly bruised and cut about the head and face. The second is by Thomas Perry and Martha, his wife, for $5,000, for injuries to the wife, in Which she states she was injured in her right otherwise shoulder, right and left knee and braised and cut. ———— Suing to Enforce a Sale. H. H. Wells, for Presbrey & Groen, for the use of O. F. Presbrey, has entered suit against Effie H. Kline nee Ober of Cleveland, Ohio, for specific performance of a contract, which they claim was made June 1, 1887, for the sale and conveyance of Cliffbourne, on the — DISTRICT GOVERNMENT, MR. A. 8. SOLOMONS SCHOOL TRUSTER, The Commissioners have accepted the resig- nation of J. J. Darlington, school trustee, and ‘appointed A. ms to fill the vacancy. War Department Changes. Appointed—Isaac W. Seherich, Iowa; W. Frank Clyborne, California, and Jon F. Dun- ton, Massachusetts, clerks at $1,000, 8,G.0. Promoted—Charies Brandt, class two t three, A.G.O.; Geo. B, French and Alex, Fairley, class one to two, AGO, Stephen Duncan, $1,000 to class one, 8.4.0 Permanently appoimted—Thos, C, Newton, Georgia, and John A. Magee, Pennsylvania, clerks, $1,000, 8.G.0.; 0, V. Mitchell, Loui= siana, clerk, £1,000, quartermaster general's aon Homer Guerry, Georgia, cierk, €1,000, A General “iigh,” The whole country is smiling under the in- fluence of a gencral “high,” which gives this ri ga adelightful atmosphere and tempera- e. ——— Range of the Thermometer Today. The following were the readings at the sige nal office today: 8a.m., 32; 2 p.m, 37; maxi- mum, 38; minimum, 29. ee Timely Advice. The red and white Bordeaux and Burgundy wines shipped by J. Calvet & Co. For sale by the Schoomaker Co. und other leading dealers, are highly commended by connoisseurs every- where, Try them and judge tor yourself, CLARKE-STEARNS. On November 15, 1880, at » ay tae ne B af a re by Rev. Dr. axton, Miss SUSAN'E. SLEAKNS aud . e CLAMRE of Washington, D. « slam MANGUM-—JEWLTT. In Baltimore oR May, 30. ISSY, at 1130 am., ALBEAT M MAMIE JEWE14, both of this erty. —— STEELE—MICHAELS. On Thursday, November 3B, USMY, at the residence of Be Pride's “pareuta, ve YA. F. steele, PAULA. Si EELE aud CATHEML E, MICHAELS, both of Wastuugton, D.C. i Di ADAMS. On Saturday, November 20, 1:10 o'clock, JULIA, miant daughter of Rite Aenea a ot Scent Funeral will take place from ber parents’ residen: No. MaseachUnetts avenue uorthenst ad . SW. at 3:30 a.n. rthweet, SOHN JOSEPH Johu Chapanan, 1889, at ‘and May he rest Funeral from Church oi the lumaculate Concep- tion Monday, De ber it Vo'civck aud feuds invited to attend. ia senate. 2a DWIKE. Un Friday, November 29, 1880, EDW. F., beloved Susbad cd Usthurine Deira te eae poral will tcp’ place from Ise ba reside: MP uueral will toke taco from bis late 12 Sth et-vet northeast, Monday 0 ha tuase at St. Joseph's churcl, copy.) HAYRE. On Thursday n ate = AUNED Eb. aud the late Johu W. Hay No Better. New Oareass, Nov. 30.—Jeff Davis is worse. se FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, New York Stock Market. xame. | 0.! c |] ewe Baltimore Markets BALTIMORE. Nov. 30.—Cottou quiet—middling, 104. Flour steady and quiet. Wheat—southern ; 73a | 44; yetlow, 4043; western | November, 41X; Dec 7080; February, 30%; | b. a9". Oats steady, | fair demi: Pennsylvania, | 203; western white, 288203; do. mixed, 26a28; graded No. 2 white, 293. Rye quiet—prime wo Choive, 58a. Hay fairly active, stesdy—prime to chrice’ timothy, —1%.00a13.50. " Provisions dull, qu %t. Butter iirm for fine grades—creamery, 238 24. Begs very firm for strictly fresh—25a26._ ‘Cof. ; Rio cargoes fair, 10% surong % Whisky fairly 1.10, “Freights to Liverpool, per steamer dull— , 44adyd. Cork for orders—isidads. Re- Appell ise ; Wheat, 33,000 bush- corn, 87,000 bushels: oats, 6,000 bushels; rye, 0) bushels. Shipments—flour, 27,000 barrels! Wheat, 40,000 bushels; corn, 84,000 bushels. Sales —wheat, 379,000 bushels; corn, 376,000 bashels. BALTIMOKE, Nov. 30.—Virginia consols, 40 bid; do. 10.408, 36 bid; do. threes, O&a68jy; Balti- a Unio stuck, 954100; Northern Central, Cincinnati, Washington and Baltimore, do. seconds, 62 asked; consolidated a2 Oddly. A Business Improvement. Two and a half years ago Woodward & Loth- rop moved into the large Carlisle building at the corner of llth and F streets northwest, and, although they have since annexed the Talty building adjoining, their steadily increas- ing trade demands more room. To — this they have concluded arrangemen' with the owner of their building, Mr. Calderon Carlisle, toimprove the ground in the rear of their present store by the erection of a five- story Paulding. 50x30 feet, which will give them 7,500 feet = litional floor Saget a. Hill, the architect, is now drawing plans sod Mr. Chas, Edmonston, the builder, will proceed at once to erect the building so that it may be available for business in the spring. a Sir Julian Buys Horses. An agent bought this week of Thomas E. Pope, at Frederick, Md., *wo fine full-bred bay colts for Sir Julian Paun ‘te, the British minister, The price paid is nos known, satel _scsaecadaos Hoy Will Stay Here. It was learned this morning on excellent au- thority that Hoy, the deaf-mute center fielder 0 last year’s Washington base ball team, hasrefused to sign a contract with the Buffalo brotherhood eight mouths, Thy gentle voice now is hushed, adhe warm, true beart is sul, eae nd on thy young aud innocent As resting death's coud chill, Thy handsare claspod upon thy We have kins: + ton _— vachiug bearts we know yao darling ow, No. 10198outh _munday evening, Decent Funeral strictly private. * On thursday night, 10:45, November MENDLEY din are iiViteds @ thwest, Moutiay at3p.m. duterment private ata later hour, Pamily prefer no flowers, * 88. Ou Saturday morning, November 30, 1888, ck, LHUMAS POWELL BESS, in tue forty” ninth year of Lax aie. ri nee, 1911 Thirty-fifth tay, be 2ats Fuueral from iis iste resid street, West Waruington, M, o'clock p.m. Relatives aud t Mouth. 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