Evening Star Newspaper, December 6, 1889, Page 8

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.Cc., LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. FORECAST TILL EIGHT A.M. SATURDAY. For the District of Columbia, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia and West Virginia, fair: no decided change in temperature; northwest- erly winds, Porttcat Sxowpors. —Head of Primer Class, 4 B stands for “Bromodine,” Easy and pleasant to take; if you have the headache, Use it for Heaven's sake. OmtorsaL i. B stands for “Bromodine,” Known throughout the world Asa “knocker-out” of headaches In « jiffy or a whirl! In. B stands for ‘“Bromodine,” For headaches a certain cure; ‘The price (25e.) places it within The reach of rich and poor. Notz.—“Bromodine” has great merit; has eured thousands of the very worst cases of head- ache, and is for sale by ali druggists at 25c. per x of six doses. Insist on having it, as no other is “just as or half as good. FaswioxaBe Neck Dresstxas. Fuanc, 7th and D. Tre Brerronam, 918 and 920 15th street, overlooking McPherson square. A first-class family hotei, near the Arlington, Shoreham and Wormley’s. Handsome rooms, single and ensuite. Ball room recentiy improved. Table board a specialty. Orders received for dinner parties, balls and receptions. Meals served by wagon toall parts of the city. Special atten- tion given to dishes ordered. ad. in City Items. Ustu. tae 15te or Decemper “Tue Farr,” 812 7th st., will keep open until 9 p.m., Satur- days until 10 p.m. * PipaxKtE & Co., Proprietors. Reap AvVGENSTEIN’s Sport! Exen Tvs if Gerstenberg’s Bowling All '. 1335 Pa. ave. Wrxom’s, 509 9th st. n.w., 3 grades creamery butter, pork and sausage, 10¢.; roast beef, 8 and 10c.; 4 cans corn, 25c.; 3 lbs, lard, 25; corned beef. Sc. Parties having empty half-gallon Bethesda bottles may dispose of same at SHaren’s Devor vou Narvuat Watexs, 103 Pa. ave. n.w. Frxe Hanpkeacuters, 700 styles, Excellent es. Finest hand-made shawls, eapes, caps, fascinators. Choice sty A. R. Denaso, 1205 F. Fein Dress saps . , 7th and D. Five Hvxprep woven wire springs beds only €2.50 each, former price 24. Was. B. Wittraxs, nd D streets northwest. Reap Avoensters’s ad. in 15e. a Parr For Cutty’s Pants. We have put on our bargain counter a lot of child’s pants to sell at lic. a pair. Sizes 4 to 13 years, E1semas Bros., 7th and E, Children’s department, 2d floor. ‘Tue Jonystos early bud spring leaf blended tea, Yes, your grocer keeps it. Ir You Wast a Watcu for Xmas, profit by our special wateh sale. Ladies’ solid 14-karat gold American stem-winders, $25, $35. Gent's size, 240, worth KR. Hanns & Co. Bancatxs in upright pianos for cash. G. L. Wizp & Buos., 709 7th nw. Sour Oak Cuampen Suite, 8 pieces, only 223.00 Wire Mattress. - 2.50 Short Hair do. 232.00 Wasnt B. Wittiams, Furniture, Carpets &c., 7th and D sta. n. 'w. ‘Try a Pocxp oF ALEXANDER'’s HomE-MADE Savsace. Home Market, cor. 1th and I sts.n.w. $3.75 Cumpnes’s Surts. These are the suits we have been selling at @4, 24.50 and zMAN Baos., 7th and E sts. Children’s department. Sixx anp Lixen Haspxe: Grocens. Attestios! For Orextxo OnpErs for tes, coffec and spices go to Jouxstox, Bros, & Co., 613 New York ave. Cans and caddies free. Reap Avorsste: “nd. in City Items, Boru Yesterpay anp Tupay we received by express avery large quantity of new wraps, jackets end stylish long garments, Many exceptionable bargains at $10, $12.50, @15, $17.50. 320. Also a nice choice lot of elegant novelties; one very handsome wrap at ¢150, and many others less expensive. Our stock of wraps is worthy of your atten- tention. Very respectfully, Wa. H. McKxew, Successor to R. H, Taylor, 933 Pennsylvania avenue, Beronz You Bev your carpets and furniture tee W. H. Hoeke's stock and get his pricea For tne Horipays! Fox tue Hoxrpars! One thousand John Bromley & Son's royal Smyrna Rugs. 2 ft. 2 in. by 4 ft. 6 in.,€2.50; former price $3.50 2 ft. 6 im. by 5ft. Oim., 3.00;former price 4.50 3 ft. O in. by 6 ft. 0 im., 5.00; former price 6.50 4 ft. 0 in. by 7 ft. 0 in., 7.00; former price 10.00 6 ft. 0 in. by 9 ft. 0 im., 15.00; former price 23.00 9 ft. O in.by 12 ft. 0 m..34.0 Japanese fur ruge, €2 Wasu. B. Witt1aus, cor. jormer price 4: jormer price th and D sts, n.w. Vistr the Empire Carpet Cleaning Works, 631-635 Mass. ave. n.w. ‘lelephoue 767-2 Frxe Burren a Spectra s. F. Ors office Pennsylvania avenue and Yth street. T ephone 271-3. Stands $th-street wing, Center market. Bex Youn Coat, Coke and Wood from Joux- = Buoruens, the leading tirm in the Dis- to W.S. Fisuen, florist, 1425 Pa. ave. nw. REN'S OVERCOATS y $4. $4.50 and $5, and were See them before they are all Etseaax Buos., 7th and E. bargains at that. gone. Children’s department. Bro Durve rx Carrets.—Four hundred pieces ten wire brussels tapestry carpet at 65 r yard, former price 9 cents per yard. undred pieces best five-frame body brassels at #0 cents per yard, former price $1.95 per yard. Wasa. B. Wittiams, 7th and D streets northwest, Wasurxotox Durssrp Beer, go to Jno. R. Key, Center market, 9th st. wing, tomorrow. Bers Diaect Imronters or Diawoxps we sell a I-karnt solitaire dixmond ring for $50, and 2-katat solitaire diamond earrings, $110. ‘The largest stock and smaliest prices for dia- monds at H. Hannis & Co., 432 7th street, For Wat Parrrs axp Wixpow Smapes go tok. W. Hxxprxsox, 1113 F st. nw. A Manx Downs ry Mip Seasoy. We have marked our $4, $4.50 and $5 child’s Suits and overcoats down to $3.75. Eiseman Buos., 7th and E sts, Children’s department. ‘Tux Jouxstos famous dry roast Java, Your — has it. CITY AND DISTRICT AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Atbavou's.—Barrett ‘atioxaL.—Julia Marlowe in “As You Like in Buov.—“Turned Up.” Kexvay’s.—Irwin Bros. Guour.--Variety. ——~e_—____ CONDENSED LOCALS. Mr. W. T. Bailey has filed a bill for a divorce for C. W. Keese against Mary §. Keese on the ground of desertion. The bill states they were married at Rockville, Md, in May, 1875, and ebarges desertion February 28, 1875, Mr. George Kemp, formerly of this city, died st Kansas City, Mo., yesterday, He isa brother of J. Arthur Kemp, clerk at police head- quarters, and resided here w years ago, when he went into Dusiness at Kan- aes City. Mr. J. A. Kemp left for Kansas City on receiving the tele; | about two “A DANGEROUS MAN.” Theurer, the Crank, Who Threatened Secretary Blaine and Others. John Theurer, a crank, was before the Police Court yesterday afternoon on a charge of threats preferred against him by Sanitary Offi- cer Frank. The prisoner, as heretofore stated in Tue Stan. was at one time a trapeze per- former. While performing in Lisbon, Portu- gal, some years ago he fell and injured his head. What funds he had were expended in hospital treatment. When he recovered from the effects of the fall the American consul fur- nished him transportation to this country. The injury to his head grew into insanity and he came to this city. He spent some time in St. Elizabeth's hospital for the insane and after being released as cured he became a charge upon the District. Sanitary Officer Frank had to look after him and being unable to do anything else with him he had the insane man sent to the work house. He subsequently furnished him transportation to Pittsburg, but he returned and called to see Secretary Blaine about an imaginary claim against the govern- ment, and in connection with 1t he THREATENED THE LIFE OF THE SECRETARY. The sanitary officer has done all in his power for the prisoner's treatment. Again he had him sent to the work house. At that time Theurer said that he was insane and had been discharged from the asylum prematurely, and | claimed that he had rights in the asylum. While in the work house Theurer made threats against the sanitary officer, and his time being up, he was today taken before Judge Miller. THREATS TO “PIX” SANITARY OFFICE FRANK. The physicians from the workhouse were called to give evidence and one of them said thatthe prisoner threatened to “fix” Mr. Frank. One of them said that the prisoner had been discharged from two asylums as cured, and one of them, the Hamilton asylum, branded him as a “dead beat.” The doctors did not think he was crazy, but they did think he was A DANGEROUS MAN TO BF AT LARGE. Stationkeeper Rolffe of the ninth precinct knew Theurer at Hamilton, Ohio. After he went to Portugal and got injured the citizens of Hamilton gave an entertainment and raised quite a sum of money for his benefit. He was sent for and brought home and was cared for by the citizens until he left that section. In his prosperous days he was an all-round athlete, and Mr. Rolffe said he was the “pride ‘of their country.’ He first learned cf Theurer’s misfortunes through Representative Campbell, Sanitary Officer Frank said he regarded the manasa crank, and Judge Miller also thought that the man was crazy. The prisoner told Judge Miller that he has gotten rid of his delusions since his last ap- pearance, and he denied the charge of threats, JUDGE MILLER’S POINTED REMARKS. “Iam certainly not going to turn this man loose,” said Judge Miller. “We have had too much of this thing in the past.” “I know I have been doing foolish things,” said the prisoner, ‘“‘andI now want to leave this city.” Judge Miller referred to past experiences of the courts with such people. Dr. Mohun then told ot the prisoner's threats et even” with Secretary Blame and “to fix” Mr. Frank. jo, sir,” interrupted the prisoner, “I said nothing of the kind.” Judge Miller required Theurer to give 2500 real estate security or go to jail for six months, i Eth hen ra A BURGLAR THE HOUSE. Discovered by a Fourteen-Year-Old Girl and Frightened Off, In the Police Court yesterday afternoon James Anderson, an alleged colored burglar, was tried on acharge of housebreaking. Police- man Rhodes, who arrested him, accused him of having entered the house of Frank Steck- line on Whitney avenue, with intent to commit afelony. It was about 10 o'clock at night and Mr. Steckline was away from home. Three of his children were in bed, when they hearda noise that sounded like a burglar was about. The oldest child, a girl fourteen years old, got up and made an investigation, but, failing to find the burglar, she returned toher bed. Presently the negro crept into the room and was about to blow ont the light when she saw him, and, jumping out of bed, ised the window and shonted for help. eries frightened off the burglar. Upon the de- scription she gave of the intruder the police- man arrested Anderson and he was fully 1d tified as the intruder, Judge Miller com: him for the action of the grand jury in default of 1,000 bail. AN ALLEGED CHICKEN THI=F. Albert Merritt, colored, started to prepare for the coming holidays, and that is why he was before the court. John Meeks of 436 10th street has chickens, but they were not roosting high enough to be beyond Merritt's reach. One dozen was the number of fowls that Mer- ritt was accused of stealing, and bail was fixed at $500, he beimg held for the upper court. 2S eae Elections of Officers. The following organizations have recently elected officers for the ensuing year: Logan camp, Sons of Veterans: Captain, Charles T. Conrad; first licutenant, Henry A. Gilbert; second lieutenant, Theo. E. Spencer; camp council, Harry A. Hulifish, George W. MeGowan and Mitchell A. Skinner; delegate to division encampment, H. A. Hulliish; alternate, Will S. Hence. Lafayette lodge, No. 19, F.A.A.M.: James H. Wardle, W.M.; James P. Scaggs, 5 ©. Wood, JW; John H, Oicott, secretar: porator; Jeremiah € Masonic board of relief. The bookbinders’ society of the District of Columbia: John H. Paterson i Allen, delegate to the Lowd, vice nt; Will re- lake Espey, financial sec- treasure; The stockholders of the Thnston type ma- chine company have elected the following di- rectors: Hon. Benjamin Butterworth, L. 5. Brown, Meiville Church, B F. Cole, J. Maur Dove. W. Clarence Duvall, George Gibson, W. H. Hoeke, I. L. Johnson, ‘Talbert Lanston, Capt. C.D. Sigsbee, USN; A.W. Taley, Lynchburg, Va.; M. J. Win _— A Police Presentation. Last evening a number of police officers of the fourth precinct called at the residence of Lieut. Guy and presented Mrs, Guy with a finely executed and elegantly framed portrait of her husband. Sergeant Trunnell made the address, in which he spoke of the kinely feel- ings the officers had for their licutenant and his family. The lieutenant, although taken by surprise, expressed the thanks of himself and wife for this mark of the confidence and esteem of his brother officers, —_— Approval of the President’s Views. Ata meeting of the Central burean of relief last evening a letter addressed to the President expressing approval of the “just and states- manlike” views contained in his message in re- lation to the political and civil rights of the colored people was read and indorsed. A com- mittee consisting of F. G. Barbadoes, R. H. Gleaves and C. A. Stewart was appointed to deliver the letter to the President. A resolu- tion was adopted a that a collection be taken up in the colored churches of the city for the benefit of the fund to aid in the prose- eution of the appeal of the case of the Nuvassa prisoners at Baltimore. Col. Carson, the pres- ident of the bureau, stated that he had decided to close up his saloon, The meetings of the bureau will hereafter be held in the room now occupied by the saloon. The North Carolina republican association last evening adopted resoiutions thanking the President for the practical suggestions con- tained in his message to the Fifty-first Con- gress and his words of earnest friendship for the coloredrace. W. P. Canady, John Nichols and John H. Smythe were ap- pointed a committee to present the resolutions to the President. pad nee Her Unlicensed Bars on River Steamers. The cases of George H. Bossart and W. J. Broadbeck, who conduct the saloons on the Alexandria ferry boats, charged with conduct- ing unlicensed bars, were heard in the Po- lice Court yesterday. The facts were mot denied, but Mr. A, B. Will- jams. for the defendants, argued that the sales were made on the tide waters of the United States. He admitted that at one time = —— the Sees fee, at y i so = under rn Mr. Shilli the case for fs is ington argued triet, claiming that he was entitled to a convic- tion, and the court granted a further ment of week to hear further arguments On the question. —_ Tur Byavutircy Story of “Fabiola,” writ- ten by Cardinal Wiseman, will ne tee dante - bo’ — lecture in St. ustive'’s ebure nex! evening Rev. Edward A. 8d, * Herzss 40 Dave. tism. Last November I was taken worse than ever and was unable to get out of the house. I was almost helpless for forty days, suffering great axony all the time. In December I commenced taking Hood's Sar- saparilla, After the second bottie I was able to be out and ground and attend to business. I took five botdes, and am now sofree from rheumatism that only occa- sionally I feel it slichtly on # sudden change of weather. [have great confidence in Hood's Sarsapa- rilla"—CHARLES HANNAH, Christie, Clarke Co., Wis, HOOD’S SARSAPARILLA Sold by all ‘1; six for $5. Prepared only Lowell, druggists, by GC. L HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Masa. 100 DOS ES ONE DOLLAR. 6 Irena, Bossrxe, Buzeprse, And ecaly diseases of the skin and scalp causing days of misery and nights of sleepless agony, are instantly relieved, and speedil _ permanently, and economically cured by the CUTICURA REMEDIES when ail other remedies and the best physicians fail. Substantial evidence of the truth of this statement is to be found daily in this paper, 8 Wosperrct Case Banaarss. LADIES’ CLOTH DRESS GOODS, with han dsom side baud, wiue double width, pure wool, $73¢c. DOUBLE WHITE WOOL BLANKETS, iuiuense size, extra heavy, cash bargain, $5. | BLACK SUKAH SLL.KS, excellent quality, | CHENKIEITA CASHMEKES and HEN | SERGLS, nearly yard and a half wide, pure Wool, spevial cash burgati, real value, Toc. BLACK ASTRAKHAN CLOTH, excellent quality, 81, LOTH DRESS GOUDS, vard and a'balt 1. spectal cash barguin, SUc. OF THE LOOM COTION, yard wide, Sige. HD SILK PLUSHES, excellent quality, ole, BAUAINS IN BLACK FRENCH MEETS, $1.50, $2, { wide, pure wool, 4 ENGLISH SERGE, double 10id, all colors, 12 yi CARTER'S Cash ‘sto 711 MARKET SPACE. VALUABLE PRESEN ('S for Cash Customers, Select one of the following presenta with & purchasg ~size Damask ‘Towels, worth To 4 fine Damnak Nai a Fuir of Silk Embroidered Corsets, 7pc. Selectone of the tullowing presents with api 1 #10 ur amore Quilt, worth ¥1.50: ‘a Do Worth $1.50, or two Pairsof Lang Towels, worth $1.50. Tux Box Maacue. PLUSH BOXES, Today we speak of Plush Boxes, You will find every desirable style and color on our counters in Work, Toilet, Manicure, Shaving, Glove sud Handkerchief Boxes, furnished in Celluloid, Oxydized and Silver We want you to purchase them now instead of waiting Yor the rush which is bound to come. We can servo you better now. Youcan select better now aud have more choice now. To accomplish this we will allow = "Sg PER CENT. Ih &i Discount from marked prices on all Plush Boxes. Buy now. You only pay 85c. for $1 in Plush Boxes, You can select now and have your article laid aside until youwantit. Remember, 15 per cent discount on all Plush Boxes this week at Le Ky nh MM M FER MMM E MMM KE MM Bs uM EER as 316 7TH ST. N.W. T's BARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY! HOLIDAY GIFTS!! DDD 00 L Ss Dh o% F L ss Be SS bas kus ott Dpp 00) KLELsELLL Sgs5 = Girl Dolls, stylishly dressed. Jointed Dolls, dressed in Crochet z Jointed Dolls, dressed (height 12 in.).. Boy Dolls, dressed as tennis players... Girl Dolls, jointed, dressed 1a mode.. 1.05 Girl Dolls, dressed a ls Parisienue...... 1.25 Rag Babies, Pink, Blue and Red dresses .30 DOLLS AT ONE-HALF OF REGULAR PRICES. A Full Line of FANCY PLUSH TOILET SETS, WORK BOXES, JEWEL CASES, LIBRARY SETS, &e., all at GENUINE BARGAINS. 8. OM ss $2 88 F sts 00 00 Tf Sss8 T 1 11th st. n.w., above Pa. ave, Resenpise Is Tue Cause, THE ENTIRE STOCK OF ELEGANT CLOTHING NOW CONTAINED IN PREMISES 912 F ST. N.W. FOR MEN AND BOYS MUST BE CLOSED OUT, AS ‘THE OWNERS HAVE CONCLUDED TO KEEP PACE WITH THE TIMES AND IMPROVE THEIR PROP- ERTY. WE MUST DISPOSE OF OUR STOCK, BRING WHAT IT MAY. WE ARE DETERMINED TOGETIT OFF OUR HANDS, NO MATTER WHAT THE LOSS TO US MAY BE. GO THEY MUST. LIVERY COATS AT HALF VALUE. ATLANTIC CLOTHING CO., d4-colm 912 F 87. N.W. W ALLIS & CO.'S NEW ORLEANS CUSTOM HOUSE CIGARS. All Long, Clear Imported Tobacco, for Scents. Are Creole snd Cuban Hand-mude. Absolutely pure and free from all acids, extracts, paints or flavoring and ure not dipped. Is a besutifu, and perfect Cigar—not cheap Cigarro or Cheroot. Equal to any 10-cent Cigar in the United States that iseold regular. This Cigar bears tho highest testi- monials of any goods known in the trade. Indorsed by one hundred and *eventy of the very largest whole- sale firmus of the south, north, east and west, Is by far the best advertised Cigar iu the Union. Regularly ad Vertised iu nearly every first-class paper in the Union also in many other ways, Is astandard brand. Abso- jutely only oue Wholesale Agency given im euch city. Write for prices and contract, JAMES L. BARBOUR & SON, 4a4-lm Wholesale Ageuts, Graxov Hons, Disrtay oF DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, WATCHES, FRENCH MARBLE AND ONYX CLOCKS, ONYX TABLES, BRONZES, PIANO LAMPS, STERLING SILVER AND SILVER-PLATED NOVELTIES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, NEW AND UNIQUE DESIGNS IN UMBKELLAS, THE LARGEST STOCK OF OPERA GLASSES EVER SHOWN IN WASHINGTON. FRANK M, LEWIS, JEWELER AND SILVERSMITH, 1215 PENNA. AVE. Hotsbiished 2860: ect amortment of HOLIDAY GOODS {a now nearly ple We toda: ii ug (x A8e opening {three new Lines. as follows from LAE ELLECK FOTTERY OU. FEUMAUOS: ‘A beautiful assortment from the works of Doulton & Co., Se ge ed Rn 6d ee ‘CUPS tot Silver-pisted’ Boa Bon 1205 PENN. AVE. Ger Tux Best THE CONCORD HARNESS “For 25 years I have suffered with sciatic rheuma- | day Presents at CITY ITEMS. Bargains of useful Holi- jOLLANDER’s, 408 7th st. Our in ce site eae ic pees nd is now comple’ its ts a were well bargai pote sui iy exception ins in eve i ital lor Holiday Presents.. Rogers Triple-piated Knives, $1.79; Rogers’ Al Table Spoons, $1.93; Table Forks, $1.98; Tea Spoons, 98e. a set; $12.50 Decorated English Dinner Set, $9.78; $18 En- glish Decorated Dinner Set, 114 pes.. $12.50; Handsome Combination Dinner and Tea Set, our owf importation, $13.98; $31.50 Combina- tion Dinner and Tea Set. beautiful floral decor- ations or gold band, 162 pes., $22.75; Colored Gas Globes, Blne, Amber or Opalescent, 23c.; Ruby 40c.;'85e. Engraved Gas Globes,” 22c.; 49c. Majolica Cuspidors, 25c.; a beautiful 85c, French China Cuspidor, 65¢.; $4.25 English Decorated Tea Set, $2.98; $6 Decorated Tea Set, square shape, $4.49; $10 French China Tea Set, in gold band or neat decoration, 26.98; a handsome 22.75 Vase Lamp, $1.98; €2 Hanging Lamp, complete, $1.58; 25c. French China Fruit Plates, 14c.; Neat Banded Wine Glasses, 65c. a doz.; 60c. Japanese ‘Lea Pot or Sugar Bowl, 35¢.; Creams to match, 25c.; $4.25' Toilet Set, $3.25; same with Slop Jar, $5.25; $5 Decor- ated Toilet Set, $3.85; same with Slop Jar, 86.93. Cail early and secure those bargains at H. Horuanpen’s, Agt., 408 7th st. 1t* This is to Your Interest. We can save you money. We sell best Groceries; only lowest prices. bbl. Minnesota P. P. Flour, $1.75. ‘inest Creamery Butter, 30c. Ib. Fresh Eggs, with orders, 27¢. doz. Full Cream Cheese, 15c. per Ib. Splendid Burbank Potatoes, low price. i M. & P. Merzoen, 417 7th st. n.w, Fine Butter a Specialty.—Jas. F. Oyster, Rd gh . Cent Yaree se27-f4m-3m_ —— Decorated Dinner, Tea and Toilet Sets (new styles’ ‘Water Filters, best makes, Lace Curtain Stretchers, Kitchen Utensils, good 3 Gro. d5-3t S14 7th st. mw. Christmas Cards half price. Govtp's, 9th st 8 Manitou Mineral Water Company, Manitou, Col, tho Most Refreshing Natural Sparkling Mineral Water known; also Ginger jpagne. For sale by all druggists. Caartes Knarurs, Agent, 737 Tih st. Dow, n50-1m Scrap Book Pictures. Govip's, 421 9h. 3t® Buy a Machine with a Reputation. Earned by forty years of tattel servion. Wheeler & Wilson’s New High Arm No. 9. Eclipses all others, being Simple, Swift, Silent, Symmetrical and Serviceable. Waizetrr & Wisox Are. 437 9th st. n.w. n20-1m __STAGE EXCURSIONS. ABLINGTON—FAST &TAGE LINE AT Shastefed. Leaves THE WEBS1 £4, 513 13th st. nw. EY HOTELS. IREMONT HOUSE—FIVE MINUTES’ WALK TO the Pateut and General Post (fice, Pension and Government Printing Offices and Capitel, European and Arnericun at low rates. a5 -Sua Fiuest Yet!—This week's er.” Splendid Double-page Cartoon by Matt Mor- gan. Beautiful Poem by Ella Wheeler Wilcox. Clever Sketches. Racy Theatrical and Society Gossip. “Miscellaneous Fun, —Handsomest Journal ever issued in Washington. Get it, Five cents, it —_—__.—____ Sensible Hand Coverings. Scotch Woolen Gloves, for wear and warmth, are unsurpassed, We have them at 50, 60, 75 and 9c, Also Warm Gloves in Jersey and Cloth. Franc, One Price, 7th and D. New Store! Christmas Goods! Bargains,4199th, Fresh Supply of Those Men’s Fine Saxony Wool $2.50 Knit Jackets, selling so rap- idly at $1.49, in all colors, at C. Avennacr’s, jth and H. The Only Agency for the Only Do- mestic Sewing Machin 1 Coffee! Coffee!! Softee!!! Old Mandahling Java (royal drink), 35¢, Ib, Java aud Mocha, fresh rousted, 3c. Ib, Sun Rise Chop Tea, 50c. Ib. ‘The best 50c. ‘Lea in America, 1t* ‘M. & P, Merzcrn, 417 7th st, n.w. Beautiful Imported Fairy Lamps Given Away AtS. W. Augenstein’s, 817, 519and 821 7th st. n.w., tomorrow to every purchaser of $1, and, as aspe- cial inducement, offer following great bargains Terra Cotta Pug Dogs, 26c.; worth 75e. Brass Extension Library Lamps, $1.78. Handsome Etchings, in new styles of Frames, 73c.; worth $1.50. Doll Carriages, 23, 47 and 96c.; worth double. Patent Head Dolls, 10c. Our $1 Tin Toys reducd to 43c. Yoy Decorated Tea Sets, 13, 26, 47, 76 and 97c. set; ‘a bargain at double this price. Upholstered Shoo Flys, 88c. Iron Axle Express Wagons, S7c. Glass Castors, 18¢, Toy Cradles or Leds, 23e. Our 50c. Kid-body, Jointed-limb and Washable Dolls, reduced to 26c. Oxidized aud Brass Umbrella Stands, 96c. ; worth $2 Decorated Chamber Sets, $2.78; with Jar, £3.87. Seven Patterns Decorated Dinner and Tea Sets Combined, reduced from 20 to $14.53. Half doz. Goblets and half doz, Wane Glasses, 38c. Brass Parlor Lamps, com- plete, 87c. $16 Decorated Dinner Sets, reduced to $8.69. Blackboard, Eraser and Easel, 47c. Crystal Breakfast Sets, 26c. Coal Hods, 19c, Coal Sieves, 8 and lle. each. Half doz. Rogers’ Silver-plated Tea Spoons, 78e, Half doz. ‘lable Spoons or Forks to match, $1.63, 1 1 Qt. 4-Year-Old Rye Whisky, 75c. 1 gal. 4-year-old Rye Whisky, $3. 1 bottle Dufty’s Malt Whisky, 80c. 1 bottle Speer’s Pure Port Wine, 85c, 1t* aL & P, Merzorn, 417 7th st. nw. Harvey is receiving daily his Special Plants, with all the leading and fancy brands of Oysters, Potomac River Diamond Back Terra- pin and Canvas Back Ducks, the finest on the American continent, it This Week’s ‘‘Lounger”’ contains a hand- some World's Fair Cartoon by Matt Morgan and a Striking Poem by Kila Wheeler Wilcox. At all news stands, it Extra-Heavy Saxony Wool German Hand-Knit Socks, 3 pairs $1, at C. Avenpacu’s, ith and H. ‘The Only Agency for the Ouly Do- mestic Sewing Machi 1 Tharp’s Wine and Liquor Establish- ment.—This is one of those reliable Wine and Liquor Establishments that has stood the test for a quarter of a century in this city for the purity und par excellence of its goods. Its brands of Wines and Liquors have @ national reputation, Mr, Luarr can be found at the old stand, 818 ¥ street northwest, it Gran. Sugar with orders lower than the lowest. Fresh Eggs with orders, 27¢. doz. We are live grocerymen. M. & Winding Up of the Great Smoke and Water Sale at the Boston Shoe House. About 3,000 pairs of Ladies’ Shoes, which are left from late sale, being damaged by water only; your choice in this lot of shoes from 90c. up, worth $2 to @4, Men’s Fine and Medium Grade Shoes, in all styles, at prices no dealer in the city can afford tusellascheap. Also a new lot of Ladies’ Rubbers, at 15e. per pair, all sizes. Boys’, Misses’ and Children’s, shoes combined, about 5,000 pairs, ail styles and sizes,to be sold at low prices. Gents’ Calf aud Heavy Boots at re- duced prices. ‘this is the place for Shoes, so give us a trial if you wish to buy or not. A souvenir to cach purchaser, Remember the name and place. Beware of Bogus Signs, Bosrow Suor House, 912 7th st. n.w., d6-3t Bet. I and K; Sign, Blue Slipper. Samples “‘Sun Rise Chop” Tea given away. 1* Our Closing Cut-Price Sale. Saturday, the last day of our cut-price sale, will be a special bargain day. $4.00 Ladies’ Hand-sewed Dongola; cut price only $2.45. $3.00 Ladies’ Fine kid or Dongola; cut price only $1.95. $2.50 Ladies’ Button Boots; cut price only $1.45. $1.25 Child's Solar Tip Solid; cut price only 98e. itt __J. Buocx, 722 7th st, “The Lounger”’ this week is a very strong number, Get it. lt Annual Opening of the popular New York Variety Store tomorrow, from 8 a.m. until 10 p. m, The largest display of Holiday Goods in the city. A useful present will be given to our patrons, and all are cordially invited to come and sce our large double stores, ; New York Vaktery Store, Bt 1 1337 7th st. Duffy’s Malt W ot. Merzcrr's, 1* One Dollar Men's Heavy Natural Wool Un- derwear 48c. at C. Avznbacu’s, 7th, and H sts, the only agency for the Only Domestic Sewing Machi 1 Persons Who Wish to get full prices for Diamonds, Jewelry or Sporting Goods, call at Lasker's, 201 Pa, ave. n.w., Corner 2d st. Also full value paid for old Gold and Silver. Bargains in Ladies’ and Gents’ Gold Watches. 1 See “The Lounger.’’—At all news stands, Price five cents. lt Double Breast and Double Back Blue Flannel Shirts, worth $2.50, selling at $1.49 at C, Auxxnacn’s, 7th and H sts., the only agency for the Only Domestic Sewing Machine, © 1 — Boquet Cigars. Best 5c. Cigar. ‘ine quality, fine oe $2 box. 1" M. & P, Merzorn, 417 7th st. nw. Heilbrun’s Howay Banoarss Ix Frust-crass Footwean, This week we offer at $3.24 Ladies’ Hand-sewed French Dongola Button, Gents’ Best Calf Boo's and Gaiters, OTEL FREDONIA, NEW, ELEGANT, Hi Hot. between Lath and Lainie news n30-1m $6 TACK HARRIS,” 405 11TH ST. N.W. ‘One door above Penna ave + Specialty—Breakfast, 50c. Dinner, S0c. Lunches always ready. Oysters and General Kestaurant. Fine Wines, Liq- ors and Cigar. JOI RIS, Prop. ocl7-2m EBBITT HOUSK WASHINGTON, D. C, WINTER RESORTS. IKEN, SOUTH CAROLINA. WINTER ESOL FOR HEALTH AND Driest Climate in the United States, Excepts points of rest alti HIGHLAND VAKK HOTEL, First-class in every respect, OPENS FOR SEASON OF IS8s(-0, THURSDAY, NOVEMBEK 14. COTTAGE: Furnished or Untur- Dished—TO RENT. For se pamphi. reas B.P. CHATIIELD, Proprietor and Manager, HOMASVILLE, GA., T TINEY Woops HOTEL, ‘Season opens DECEMBER 4, 1889. M. A BOWER, Proprictor, For circulars, rates, &c., address WM. E. DAVIES, Manager, Thoinasville, Gu, or F. A, BUDLONG, Windsor Hotel, New York City. och 1-coz6t ii LURAY CAVE! round, und visitors cau at the Hotel Laurence. Kates €: 2-hin* JOS. PAK and PRINTERS. N & WALLACE, Me ‘BOOK AND SUB PRINTE! 1105-1116 E st, n. w., south si COMMERCIAL, LEGAL AND PROFESSIONAL PRINTING OF ALL KIND: ¥INE WORK A SPECIALTY. wo JMPORTANT TO READERS OF BELLANYS T “LOOKING BACKWARD.” LECTURE By Pref. DANIEL Dr LEON of Columbia College, ‘New York, Under the auspices of NATIONALIST CLUB NO. 1 of Washington, D.C, At GRAND ARMY HALL, 1412 Penna. ave now. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 34, 1889, at S p.m. Subject: “NATIONALISM THE ONLY WAY OUT.” SION 25 CENTS. Tickets, sold PNttioualist Hall O00 F st., Room 2. A LBAUGH’S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. THREE PERFOR VANCES. ONLY MATINEE SATURDAY. MR. LAWRENCE BE A RRR FRE TITT Trrt fr A ie Bee yy Be 2“Gh RE Eker t 7 7 Supported by MISS GALE AND A COMPETENT COMPANY. TONIGHT AT 8, FRANCESCA DA RIMINI. MR. BARRETT AS LANCIOTTO. Saturday Matinee. LBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. COMMENCING MONDAY, DEC. 9, SEATS ARE NOW ON SALE For the Engagement of MAGGIE MMMM IT TTT H Seana tT CCH HERE i EYEE E Soh EE Ek MMM T HOU RRR Mua - ire Mr. CHAS. ABBOTT and Her Own bilicient Company. Monday, Thursday and Friday Eventos and ‘Seturday Matinee, A kag A weanelit tii; BAK Poor. ednesday and Satur’ enings, Faxcuox. Regular Prices, JS FORREST HALL, GEORGETOWS. The TRINITY CHURCH FAIR will close on WED- ber 11. a6-3t 46 NESDAY EVENING, December MC. A. LECTU! re nw., December s *, EDWAKD M. SCHALF FER, M.D.,on “Is Man” Won- y Made?" Young men tavited, Tickets free at DAY, December 7, at Gt and L sta nw. Keunioi AY EVENINGS, ONE WEEK, BEGINNING MONDAY, DEC. 2, Performances by JULIA MM MM A RRR 00 WoW WEE MMMM AAR RE oO OWW a MMMMAARRE LT 0 0 WWWW ER MM MAAAR RE 0 0 WWWW Ew MM MA AR RLILLL 00 W W EEKT Supported by EBEN PLYMPTON and an excellent company, directed Ly ARIEL BARNEY ‘This (Friday) Evening, AS YOU LIKE IT. Ker wall prevadl, Next Weok—JEFFEKSUN-FLORENCE. _Beuts now ac Ke™ x" WAS! ITON THEATER. Eleventh st, south of Pennsylvania avenue, ‘The Palace Vaudevilie Theater of America. IRWIN BROS.’ BIG SPECIALTY SHOW, SP -Matinees Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Next Week—HARRY WILLIAMS’ OWN SPECIAL- Ti COMPANY, direct frou: Academy of Music, Fikee- ne. G BROTHELS, PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS AND BOORLINDEKS, del-7m 1238 Peuusylvania avenue, A Suorr Tix Aura. SATURDAY MOST FATHERS AND MOTH- ERS CONSIDER TO BE THE DAY FOR FIT- TING OUT THE BOYS. ANOTHER SATUR- DAY IS DRAWING NEAR, AND WHY NOT CONSIDER WHAT YOU WANT AND WHERE YOU'LL LOOK FOR IT, IN THIS ARTICLE WE WANT TO EMPHA- SIZE OUK STOCK OF BOYS’ LONG PANTS SUITS, IN SIZES FROM 15 TO 18 YEARS, ALSO BOYS' OVERCOATS. THE BEST AND MOST RELIABLE MAN- UFACTURERS OF NEW YORK HAVE CON- TRIBUTED THEIR BEST STYLES TO OUR STOCK, WE GUARANTEE EVERY GARMENT AND IF ANYTHING WE SELL IS NOT ENTIRELY SATISFACTORY THE CUSTOMER CAN RE- TURN IT AT ANY TIME WITHIN TEN DAYS (IF UNWORN AND UNSOILED) AND EXCHANGE IT, OR RECEIVE HIS MONEY AGAIN, OR, SHOULD ANY GARMENT AFTER BEING WORN FAIL TO GIVE AS GOOD SATISFACTION AS, IN THE CUSTOMEL'S OPINION, IT SHOULD, WE MAKE SUCH A “REFUND” AS THE CUSTOMER HIMSELF SAYS IS FAIR AS BETWEEN MAN AND MAN. WILL ANY OTHER DEALER TREAT YOU AS LIBERALLY? ADD TO THIS GENEROUS CUSTOM THE FACT THAT NO ONE IN THE CITY HAS LATER OR BETTER STYLES OR SELLS aT LOWER PRICES AND YOU HAVE THE KEA- SON FOR THE INCREASING ACTIVITY IN OUK boys’ STOCK. . THIS DOES NOT MEAN THAT WE HAVEN'T EQUALLY AS GOOD THINGS FOR THE SMALL BOYS IN SHORT PANTS, BUT ONLY THAT WE CAN’T SPECIFY EVERYTHING IN ONE “AD.” 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, W: Ane Szowrxa For Evesixe PINK, APPLE GREEN, LILAC, PEARL, GRAY LIGHT BLUE, CREAM AND WHITE IN CHINA SILKS, SURAH SILKS IN ALL LIGHT COLORS FOR EVENING. SILK MULL IN WHITE, CREAM, BLUE AND PINK. CREPE AND CREPE DE CHINE IN CARDINAL, BLUE, WHITE, CREAM, LAVENDER AND PINK. POINT DE ESPRIT IN ALL THE EVENING SHADES. WHITE ILLUSIONS AND NETTS IN GREAT VARIETY. ; JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER LOT OF FINE NOVELTY SUITINGS, WHICH WE OFFER AT OUR FORMER LOW PRICES. THIS WILL BE THE LAST LOT OF THESE MAGNIFICENT GOODS AND THOSE IN SEARCH OF A HAND- SOME DRESS AT A PRICE WILL DO WELL TO CALL EARLY. HANDKERCHIEFS IN GREAT VARIETY. HOSIERY IN ALL KINDS FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. UNDERWEAR, ALL PRICES AND VARIETIES. UMBRELLAS, AN ENDLESS VARIETY. HOUSEKEEPING — COMFORTS, BLANKETS, QUILTS, TOWELS, &c., &o., &c. ONE PRICE. ‘LHe BLST 18 THE CHEAPEST. Daesvex, Rovaz, Woncestzn, CROWN DEVON AND ADDERLY WARE. J. W. BOTELER & 80N, 923 Pennsylvania eve. nw. BRIO-A-BRAO, GLASS WARK, PIANO, BANQUET AND TABLE LAMPS. B29-168 J EW NATIONAL THEATER, ONE WEEK, BEGL NG MONDAY, DEC. 9. Matinee Saturday Only. JEFFERSON-FLOKENCE COMEDY COMPANY, Comprising — Joseph Jefferson, W. J. Flore Mra John Drew, Viola Allen, Eaiwin Verres, Agucs Miller, Frederick Paulding, Geo. Frederick Nash, George W. Denham, Joseph Warren. In Brinsley Sheridan's Comedy, THE RIVALS. Seale of prices, 25c., 50c., 75c., #1, $1.50, 82. Sale of seats now in progress, d5-3t REE Lecrcne iON PHYSICAL CULTURE At Church of Our Father, cor. i3thend L, SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Dec. 7, at 4 o'clock, by M. AUGUSTA KEQUA, of Berkeley Gymnasium, New York city, Under the auspices of Mrs. Marble's School of Physi- cal Culture, now open at No. 1425 New York avenue. 45-20" TTTT OO MM MM bsR 00 A T O O MMMM B oo AA PSgei hee st fh ? 00 MM BBB OO LIILA A For ‘he benefit of the W: Hospital for Foundlings will be held at Willard's hall SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1889. LUNCH SERVED FROM 12 TO 3 P.M. EVENING ADMISSION, 10 CENTS. MUsIC. a3-5t ARRIS' BIJOU THEATER ‘Week of December 2. Usual Matinees. Mark Melford’s Funniest Farce-comedy, “TURNED UP.” Filled with Musieand Song. A company of unex- Gaed revatation, including ‘Marietta “Kash. Ethel Gs: Lauri abd Edward Lowe, Prices as usta =A LEGAL WKECK i JHEATER, Penua ave. aud 11th st, Week Commencing Monday, December 2. MACARTHYs VARIETY AGGREGATION OF VAUDEVILLE AUT IsT and Saturday, Matinees Monday, Wedne: J rid Admission at night, 1c, 30e. and Svc Matinees, 10c., 20c: and 0c. 2-6" me Georczrows Untversrry Copnse Or Six Presuc Loecrores THE REMAINING LECTURES ARE: 1889, Wednesday, December 11, Rev. D. J. STAF- FORD, “iloqacnee aud suakospeare.™ 1890, Wedneeday, January 8, Rey. N. RUSSO, 8J.. “ihe hationul Basis of Crue Giviiiastion eo Wednesday, January » Surweou General JOHN HAMILTON. sD, LL-Ds “Physical Cultare A: cient and Modern. Wednesday, January 22, MARTIN F. MORRIS, LL. D. “The Feudal Systeniin Europe, aud the Contiict of te Kowau Civil Law wath the’ Common Law’ of Wednesday, January 29, Rev. JOHN G, HAGEN, 8. J, Lectures begin st 7:45 p.m. in GASION MEMORIAL HALL Of Georgetown College. le admission, 50c; Season Tickets, 2, No Re- gerved Sests. “iickets for sale at all the Principal Bool 0K, n1-tod 1 in’ HALL, WEST WASHINGTON, O —The last two Lectures of the course jeston, D.D.: THUGSDAY, December - FKLDAY, Decewber ject—Au Evening with Dante and Dore, © lecture beautifully iluetra ‘Tickets for sale at Metzerort und at Sothoron’s Drug Store, mon, 50c. exc TEMPLE, ‘Cor, 9th and F sta OLD FOLKS’ CONCEKT AND ENTERTAINMENT, HAMLIN! Mt CHURCH, Will be given at it pr CALDWELL'S DANCING ACADEMY, Cor, H and Sth sts.n.w, ‘Adults—Tueeday and Friday Evenings, 6:30, Misses and Masigrs—-Wednesday and Saturday, 3 p.m. PASTORAL RESIDENCE FOR WEW N Si. AUGUSTINE'S CHUMCH, COURSE OF SUNDAY NING LEC’ ead st AUGUSTIN HURCL HALL Seo EDW, u: ve lou U, Bd, ‘the Days of Our Forefathers.” December 15. Single tickets 25¢. Season tickets @1. n15-{&s-Gw* ‘CLERIES. 1406 N.Y. AVE., WILL Gi to Leach You to hide Pyscho a ctor gl. Ladies 2, ‘bpecal hoes for CALLER, i ; Ladies ee ty Uieunights, Largest riaey sched ie Oe eS NP ACOMA, WASHINGTON TERUITORY, tes be placed bere Sy ey in Vestmente ure Ro surer or safer. BETHELL, McMANUS & GILLESPIE, se25-3m _Uhiman Market Block, Tacoma, W.T. P baal W. CORSON, JNO. Ww. A res, CORSON & MACARTNEY, GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 F 8ST. N.W., Bankers and Dealers in Goverament Bonds. . Exchange. Loans. epee ieeehdincraarnaan, Borns American Lelephone Stock bought and sold.jy18 ————ee—_—— 1602 Tm Sx: N.W. LACE HANDKERCHIEFS, RIBBONS, FURS, @4 and 450. DUCHESS LACE HANDKERCHIEFS, [archase of these guads euttable teat Toc, Soc, BL, BL 7 pe <0 #1, G12, 81.90, @1-75, 62, jarten, Seal, igua, JEWELRY. Enamel Breast Pina, Rhine Stone settings, 300. Seart Pins, 10c.. 15¢., Zoc., 3Be. $06, Sleeve Buttons fro Side Comba, with silver from 250, A. lot Ear Kreast Pins Scart Pine and Cuff Butions reduced to les than half price, FANCY GOoDs. Oe. THC, BL, 1.25. SOc. 81, 81.75, 3. Sercen Photo. Albums, Botung Tablets, 10 Crumb trays and bruabes Letter Sales Cukstaicd co ri Handkerct Hand-painted Vases, $1, Fury | taupe, Biague ‘Ure, Flower ots, Vases, Pitchers, & TABLE COVERS. Chenille Covers, 14g yards square, Velour Covers, printed borders, Match. i 4 all mt 250, real Cluny Lace, #3.25 to 88. LEATHER GOODS, Chatelaine Bho, 50c., 75e., Rocket Booker tice Shee or Collar aud Cut! Boxes, satin lined, $2 1G. DAVES. ‘719 Market Space, Cor, Sthst. as Geeat Sisvicare Sace OFA QUARTER OF MILLION DOLLARS WORTH OF FINE TAILOR-MADE CLOTHING. NOW IN FULL BLAST. IN THE LARGE FOUR-STORY BRICK BUILDING, COR, OTH AND E STS. N. W Three of the largest wholesale cl: country have courolidated bet ‘Yailor-made Suits and Overcoats for Met, Children. Entire assortment at retail at the dollar. ‘These goods are manufactured for and will be sold at $3 cents on the dolla uring cost. Too many goods ou hand for this wonderful sacrifice. Manufi have cash, hence this terrible slaughter, boeus baikrupt stock of shoddy trash, sacrifice of Boye mun 3 conte om rt T bis turers, an clothtig, | Look at these prices Aicu's Heavy Kibbed Diagunal Suite #3. lo. Men's Heavy Double Isreasted Woolen Suite, S3c_; worth ®: worth $10. aud Cuils, Woolen lor o0) ules, as it will pay you to come 100 miles to attend this Unprecedented sale. This sule is conducted by the leading wholensls posible for “% ~ S statement made in this adverti HESITATE; DON'T DELAY. First 1,000 pair Children's Knee Pants, CALL EARLY IN THE DAY TO AVOID THE KUsH IN THE AFTERNOON. BE eth and in the four. brick cor. Ein large ney tas Cunisraas Goons. GGG L oo vsY ési;FRE sSSg VES GGG LLL Vv kee “ss = We are now prepared for the HOLIDAY trade and why not make your purchases early and avoid the rush during all of Christinas woek? What is better than s serviceable gift, such as a Wrap, Gloves, Hosiery, Underwear, Handkerchiefs, Silk MufMers, Aproue, Umbrelias, &., &.? We are well prepared with all such staple goods, We mention specially a few prices on Gloves. Extra good values at the price. Ladies’ 4-button Kid Gloves, Tans, Grays and Browns, 75e. Ladies’ 4-button Suede Gloves, Tans, Grays and Browus, 85e. Ladies’ 4-buttou Kid Gloves, Tans, Grays, Browns and Blacks, $1 and $1.25. Ladies’ S-button Mousquetaire Suede, Tans and Grays, 81. OUR STANDARD GLOVES, every pair guaranteed and fitted. 4-button Ladies’ Kid Gloves, Tans, Grays, Browns and Blacks, 1.35. 4-button Ladie’s Suede Gloves, in all the new shades and Black, $1.2 &-vutton Ladies’ Suede Gloves, new embroidery and new colorings, $1.65, 7-hook Gloves, all colors, 81.50. 6,5 aud 12-button Mousquetaire Kid, plain, new shades, prices respectively, 81.50, $1.55, and @1.75. 12, 16 and 20-button Mousquetaire Kid (very est make) he uew shades, prices respectively, 2, 2.50, 3 Ladies’ 4-button English Craven Tan Driving and Walking Gloves, $1.25 and $1.75. Biarritz Walking avd Driving Gloves, Black and Colors, 81. Castor Walking and Driving Gloves (best made), 4 and 6-button, at $1.65. Ladies’ Cloth aud Wool Gloves and Mitts, Black and Colors, 250. Ladies’ Fleece-lined Silk Gloves and Mitts, Black and Colors, 8 Children’s Wool Gloves and Mitts, 25, 38,40 cents, Boys’ and Misses’ Kid Gloves. Coachmen's Gloves, best quality, Craven Tan. WM. HE. McKNEW, Guccessor to KH. Taylor, a3 933 Pena. ave. I Bra You to accept my thanks for the exceedingly liberal manner in which you patronized our GREAT CLOSING-OUT SALE last week. As you have already been informed, this sale will continue until Saturday, January 4, 1890. Should your favors be continued ina like ratiote those of the past fully realized and y worth of Winter Goods, consisting of FINE READY-MADE SUITS AND OVERCOATS, sta reduction of trom10 to 50 percent on actual values, MEN'S OVERCOATS, $3.18, 85.29, 86.08, 86.75, 87.50, 80, 89.54 BOYS’ OVEKOOATS, 87.8%, 88,78, $0.68, $10.58, 811.03, $11.48 MEN'S SUITS—PKINCE ALBERT COATS, $13.95, $15.66, 81K.45, PRINCE ALBEKT COATS AND VESTS, Handsome Wide Wales with Kich Satu Stripes 812.35, VICTOR E. ADLER'S TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. 927 and 929 7th st nw. Corner Massachusetts avenue, STRICTLY ONE PRICE. F"Durine the present month this store willbe kept open evenings until 9 o'clock. Saturday even- tugs until 11 o'clock. ag Now Resor. Especially adapted for HOLIDAY PRESENTS, is now complete and the largest we have ever offered. Our friends who wish to avoid the crowd will do well to make an early selection. ‘M. W. BEVERIDGR, Bo. 1009 PA. AVE. KW. Tezzruoxes For Exrost yard, oe at very low prices, Im-/ TROPICAL AMERICAN TELEPHONE CO,,(."DA cct-3m WM C. VIELBUCHER, 1602 7thet. aw, avin ($6 Milk ot., Boston, Masa