Evening Star Newspaper, December 7, 1889, Page 16

16 —_— LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. FORECAST TILL EIGHT A.M. SUNDAY. For the District of Columbia, Delaware, Maryland, and Virginia, fair; warmer; variable winds, Hotrpay Goons.—The great question in Por | any chasing holiday presents is not what to buy, but how to pay for them. Rudden’s furniture installment house, 930 and 932 7th street north- west, offers any number of suitable and appro- priate articles for this season. such as antique and oak bed room sets, plush, rug and hair cloth parlor suites, sideboards in oak, walnut and poplar, fancy rockers in cherry, walnut and mebogsny, also rattan; wardrobes of all descriptions; stoves, heaters and ranges; allor any one of which would make a present suita- ble not only for the day but useful for every day. Mr. Rudden’s plan of business gives every one an opty of making a Christ- mas present. de does not exact the full amount of the purchase money, but gives pur- chasers the privilege of making a sinall cash Y oagracrem to bind the sale.when the goods will delivered to them and they canconsult their own convenience in paying the balance. You may buy goods elsewhere on the installment pian, bat while others require the instaliments to be paid before the goods are delivered, Mr. Rudden will deliver the goods and allow you to pay for them afterward. The benetits of this €quitable system will be appreciated by all, especially at this season, and by none more than those of limited means. Give him a call before purchasing your Christmas presents. As Ovrorteusrry or « Lire Tixe.—200 plush and rattan rockers; must be sold before Janu- ary 1;a splendid Christmas present at little cost. §=At Jutivs Laysevnen’s Oxp Store, 315 7th st. A. Muppmay, (206 F street, Bry Your Suors of Ronert Coney, 630 Pa. sve. n.w. Established 1838. Sxz ApvVERTISEMENT of two new store houses on 7th street, adjoining O street market, for rent. We Ost W. To Say that we will sell you the best $1.50 derby in the city. Frasc, One Price, 7th and D streets. rcke—Combining Bocsestes Laxrs. Mapax Roun.— New Dr ladies,’ m en's dress making | in all its branches. Parties desirous of furnish- ing own material can be accommodated at short | Rotice. Good work and moderate prices. | $7 F stow, | A. Muppuay, 1206 F st. iris all sweet nonsense and double-edged danger to keep thinking of how to prevent sickness or cure it if existing. For the nerves, the blood and lost vitality use Dr. Heuley's Celery, Beef and Iron, the great and unfailing invigorant, Gas Frxrvnes. —— Unonetas axp Panasots repaired and cov- | » ered by C. Lerevi w.,bet. Gand H. nder, 502 1th street . ior restoring my sight, what no other optician has di irs. I FuLKINs, 1205 4th st. n.w. See tae Sux Priusa Panton Svrres for $57.50. At Juiivs Layssuneu’s OLp Stone, 315 7th st. Satchel” rubber shoes ‘hristmas tree. Ropert nw. Established 1838, Curistuas NoveLts. t the thing for 2 sufferers NS, parlors comfort of the happy for life. Dr. 1115 Peunsylva: Prrsoxs desiring to ke presente are in- Yited to examine our stock of diner and tea sets, brie-a-brac. decorated china, candelabras. piano and banquet lamps. J. W. Borerer & Sox, 923 Pennsylvania avenue. ts and ¢ ‘avon, framed, Ose Dozen Can: 6. sna, 708 7th st. new. Ir You Waxt a beautiful holiday present call and examine our stock of etchings, engravings, &c. Latest designs in picture-frame mo ings. Woow & Forsyru, 1208 F st. hy 24. Lar, Fated. Lawnence & C AMALIER, 1010 F st. now. Lives Lamy Suapes,C. A. Mupprax, 1206 F street. A Manx Down rx Mip Season. We have marked our $4, 24.50 and $5 child's Buits and overcoats down to $3.75, E:seman Buos., 7th and E sta, Children’s department, Tux Jonxsrox early ‘bud spring leaf blended tea. Yes, your grocer keeps it, Srranoers, goto the oldest shoe house in the city for your boots and shoes, Roznert Cones, 630 Pa. ave. n.w. Established 1838, Hotmar Goovs!—Hotmay Goops!—At usually low prices. Joi Lits Laxspvnon, 13th and F sta, For tax Hourpays! Yor tae Hoxmpars! One thousand John Bromley & Son's royal Smyrna Rugs. 2 ft. 2 im. by 4 ft. 6 in.,€2.50; former price $3.50 2 ft. 6 in. by 5ft. 0 in., 3.00;former price 4.50 3 ft. 0 in. by 6 ft. Om., 5.00; former price 6.50 4 ft. O 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. 0 in.by 12 it. 0 in.,34.00; former price 45.00 Japanese fur rugs, $2.50; former price 3.50 Wasn. B. Witi1ams, cor. 7th and D sts. n.w, un- Fox Wart Parens axp Wixpow Suapes go to R. W. Hxspensox, 1113 F st. uw. Lapres, you will tind a , complete stock of the finest shoes at Rogar Comey’s, 630 Pa, ave.n.w. Established 1538. Down at Las: ‘utches cleat ned, $1; main- spring in S8.W., #1.; key-winder, 75¢. Repair- ing in proportion. All work guaranteed. K. C. Hisgs & Co., 528 9th st new. Bzrone You Bv By ts and furniture tee W. H. Hoek: get his prices. A ComrorTasu Useful present, Jour Taxsucnon, 13th and F sta. Fixe Haxpxeacuters, 700 styles. Excellent values. Finest hand-made shawls, capes, tre fascinators, Choic; les. A. KR. Dexano, 1205 F. Go “Hor” Croax! i! Havanal Delicious! Fragrant! Five Huxprep woven wire springs beds only €2.50 each, former Price #4. Wasu. B. Witiiams, 7th and D streets northwest, Warrnrroor SHors, genuine porpoise and German grain, Creedmoors, bigh and low cut. If you want to keep dry feet cali on Ropear Comes, 630 Pa. ave. nw, E ed 1838, Buy a Haspsome Spiece oak suite at $22.50 for a Christmas present. Suzivs Laxssvnog, 13th and F sts, Vistr the Ewpire | Carpe t Cleaning Works, 831-635 Mass. ave. n.w. ‘Telephone 701-2 93.75 Cur-prex’s Ovencoats ‘That were formerly $4, $4.50 and $5, and were bargains at that. See them before they are all gone. E:sextax Bros., 7th and E. Children’s department. Srarvep oLass supstirure at 411 7th ow. Bex Your Coat. Coke and Wood from Jous- ———————— t ur cai k an Conk Soe Suozs keep your feet warm. topert Couey, 630 Pa. ave. Dw. Established 1838. Gert One oF Tuosz beat atifal plush rockers for @ holiday gift, only $7.50, at Jens Lassponon’ 's, 13th and F. W. S. Fisuzx. florist, 1425 Pa. ave, nw. Bro Durve 1s Carrers.—+Four hundred pieces ten wire brussels tapestry carpet at 65 cents Ee. _ former price W cents per yard. Two pieces best five-frame body brussels at ‘90 cents per yard, a price 21.25 per yard. Wase. B. WiLLiams, ith and D strects nortlrwest, New Laurs you Cunisrnan, Cc. A. Mopprmas, 1206 F street. Sex tax “Guaxp” On Heatex. No smoke, ddor, pipes or ashes. For sale by 8. 5. Suepp & Bro., 482 9th st. now, Ber ay Exzoast lady's 7s writing desk, at 810, Avery desirable holiday present. Dp: Juuive Laxsacnon, i3th and F sta, Possei’s “Kuxnscu” Tex CRgaM, a new flavor; something nice. Order a quart for dinner. Fusszit, 1425 New York ave, Lace Suozs ror Lavixs—all the style. ° Roxgxtr Coney, 630 Pa. ave, n.w. lished 1838, ERSON, wall ©, window — — peta pape! ene Grocers, Atrestios! For Opexrxo Onpers and spices go to Jouxsror, Bros Go 8 New York ave. Cans and free. ane rei cor, 1ith and Lota.w. Savssos. Home LOCAL MENTION. For a Nick erent present buy a pair of por- $6, very fine. Juxres Laxssvnon’s, 13th and F. gomedia Tue Bucxrxomam, 918 and 920 15th street, overlooking McPherson square. A first-class pore rr hott, near the Ar! ania, Shoreham ormiey’s. Hasdsome rooms, single and en pis Ball room recently improved. Table board a specialty. Orders received for dinner parties, balls and receptions. Meals served by wagon to all parts of the a. Special atten- tion given to dishes ordered. Men's Five Caty Suors, $2.50 and $3.00; grain Creedmoors, high and low cut, $3.00 and $2.50. All reliable and Ss Rosert Couen, 630 Pa, ave. n.w. blished 1838, Baroarxs en q —_ Pianos for cash. _ L. Witp & Bnos., 709 7th nw. ‘- 75 Cumpney’s Svrts, These are the suits we have been selling at $4, $4.50 and $5. Erseman Baros., 7th and E sta. Children’s department. Aw Unvsvatty attractive assortment of nov- elties suitable for holiday gifts. Jcxivs Laysnones, 13th and F, Tue Jounstox famous dry roast Java. Your grocer has it, Sorrp Oak Cuamegr Suite, 8 pieces, ee - Wire Mattress eo Short Hair do. $32.00 B. Wrtuiams, Furniture, Carpets &c., an 7th and D sts. n. w. cITY AND DISTRICT. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Avpavon's.—Barrett in ‘Julius Cesar.” NarionaL.—Julia Marlowe in “Twelfth night.” Buov.—Turned Up.” Keayan’s.—Irwin Bros, Grone.—Variet} sie CONDENSED LOCALS. Attention is directed to the advertisement under the head of -*Personal” asking gentleman tocall at Tue Star office. Yesterday afternoon the stabling in the rear of houses Nos. 1035, 1037 and 1039 7th street northeast, was damaged to the extent of $150 by fire. Marion Glover in stepping from an outgoing train, at the B. and P. depot yesterday, feli and | injured her right arm. She was attended by Dr. Marsteller, and Officer Jordan took her to her home, 1309 14th street northwest. The West Virginia repub n association last evening elected the following delegates to the National republican association: John W. a, thi M. Howard, C. M. Shinn, and G. W. "The ee republican club will give a re- ception to the republican members of Con- gress from that state at the National Rifles’ | armory, on G street, next Thursday evening. | In the case of Jus. D. Donnelly against John | Thompson. in which a verdict for nominal | ages for slander was given a few days ago in the Cireuit Court, no motion has been or will be filed for a new trial, and the verdict will therefore stand. a Arraignments in the Criminal Court. In the Criminal Court today there wasa large number of cases down for arraignment of prison- ers, but the majority of the defendants being on bail only the following, who were brought j up from jail, put in their pleas: Hamilton Fish alias E. F. Slater alias C. S. Leland, for forgery; 3 ates and Chbris- | tina Sewall, murder; Wm. Fitzgerald, assault with intent to kill; tterfeldt alias Sir Walter McKenzie alias Wm. Campbell, jaise pretenses, and Florence Sanders alias | Birdie King, larceny from the person, all plead | not guilty. George M. Roberts, indicted for house break- ing, plead guilty and was sentenced to thirty days in jail, | ———.>___ Important Sales of City Property. Francis Hufty, real estate broker, in connec- tion with George A. Jordan, has sold for Francis E. Hauptman his property on the south st corner of ith and G streets northwest, front- ing 50 feet on G by a depth of 100, to George E. Emmons for $50,000. The price paid ie $10 per square foot. Messrs, Fish & Miller, real estaté brokers, have sold for Wm. Mayse sub lots 86 to 100, both inclusive, in sq. 551, fronting on Boundary between Ist and 3d streets northwest, to Ber- nard E. Emmert, containing 24,865 square feet, for $12,433. This is the third large sale of land in this neighborhood within two months by the same firm, ee A Diner on THE Fry.—The new Cincinnati, Chicago and St, Louis express, leaving the Pennsylvania railroad station every day, carries a dining car and dne can defer taking’ dinner until the journey has commenced, thus econo- mizing time. ee DestraBue two-story and back building dwell- ing. with stable in rear, No. 1503 Pierce Place, will be sold at auction on Monday afterncon at 4 o'clock by Ratcliffe, Darr & Co. This sale presents an excellent opportunity for an in- vestment or for a home. Aw Arrersoon VestinuLte Trars to Crxciy- Nati, CutcaGo anp St. Lovurs.—The new fast Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Louis express, leaving Pennsylvania railroad station at 3:30 p.m. every day, is equipped with all the mod- ern conveniences known to travel, It is the ideal train to the west—Adot, pei asta Granp Opentne Save or Ricn axp ELrGant Strver Wane at the eales room of Walter B, Williams & Co., corner 10th street and Pennsyl- vania avenue, commencing Monday, December 9, at 11 o'clock a.m., resuming at 3:30 and 7:30 p.m., being the eighteenth annual sale by order of the Taunton Silver Plate company. Sales daily, at the same hours, until the entire stock is closed out, a 5 Rewarp for the return of our advertise- ments and notices, or parts of them, intended | for issue of Evexixe Stax of Friday, 6th in-| stant. Tue Farr, Fuaxxre & Co., 812 ithstreet | northwest. —————s Saxe or Season Tickets for lecture course Cong. church ut Ellis’ Monday y morning. a “TaBroLs,” a story of the martyrs, willbe th.» illustrated lecture ‘tomorrow evening in St. Augustine’s church hall by Rev. E ward A. McGurk, 8.J. Nor A Powiz Ox Basy. BABY ONE YEAR OLD. BAD WITH ECZEMA. HAIR ALL GONE. SCALP COVERED WITH ERUP- TIONS. YHOUGHT HI3 HAIR WOULD NEVER GROW, CURED BY CUTICUKA. HAIR SPLEN- DID AND NOT A PIMPLE ON HIM. CURED BY CUTICURA, Icannot say enovgh in praise of the CUTICURA REMEDIES. My boy, when one year of age, was so bad wit b eczema that he lost all of his hair, His scalp was covered with eruptions, which the doctor said was scail head, aud that his hair would never grow again. Despairing of a cure from physicians, I began the use of the CUTICURA REMEDIES, and, 1am happy to say, with the most perfect success. His hair is now splendid and there is uot a pimple on him. I recom- mend the CUTICURA REMEDIES to mothers as the most speedy, economical, and sure cure for all skin diseases of infants and children, and feel that every mother who has an affficted child will thank me for 80 doing. Mrs. M. E. WOODSUM, Norway, Me. FEVER SORE EIGHT YEARS. I must extend to you the thanks of one of my cus- tomers, who has been cured by using the CUTICUNA REMEDIES of an old sore, caused by @ long spell of sickuess or fever eight years ago. Ho was so bad he was fearful he would have to have bis leg amputated, but is happy to say he is now entirely well—sound as a dollar, He requests me to use his name, which is H. H. CA- SON, merchant, of this place. JOHN V. MINOR, Druggist, Gainsboro’, Tenn. WORST SCROFULA CURED. ‘We have been selling your CUTICURA REMEDIES for years, and have the first complaint yet to receive from a purchaser, One of the worst cases of Scrofula Lever saw was cured by them. TAYLOR & TAYLOR, Druggiste, Frankfort, Kan CUTICURA RELOLVENT, sreat Skin Cure, aud CUTICURA SOAP, an exquisite dkin Beautifier, » speedily, permanentiy and economically cure every disease and bumor of the skin, scalp and blood, with losa of hair, whether itch- ing. burning, scaly, pimply, scrofulous, or hereditary, when all other remedies fail. Sold everywhere. Price, CUTICURA, 50c.; SOAP, 25c.; pop ee Prepared by the POTTER DRUG AND CHEMI S07 ond for “Mow to Oare Akin Diseasen?" G4 pagen 50 illustrations and 100 testimonials, ae Real Estate Matters. G. H. Diemer has bought, for $7,987.50, of T. Ingalls King pte. 6 and 7, sq. 3941, 20 ft 43¢ in, by 99 ft. 9in. on 10th st. between Land M streets n. w. 8. ere ee Be and Ph. Joseph his one-third interest in lots 10 and nu 441, for $4,700. Halp’ ine has bought, for $14,364, of M. Ashford rag lots 13 and 14, sq. 92, 48 by 114 ft., on the corner of R and 2ist sts, n.w. Weller & erdpet have bought, for $21,365.62, of J. 8. Edwards et al, part of Chichester—14 acres and 39 poles, H. N. Craven has bought, for $4,800. of As Cc. Mangum, subs, 30 and 31, and pt. 29, sq. 936— ee t. Maryland ave. and F st. T caced Aaron has bought. for $4,500, of Ber- tha Solomon, sub 87, sq. 495-1634 "by 125 feot on 43¢ bet, E and F sts. a, Elnathan Meade has bough, of W. E. Smith, for 24,000, sub. 31, sq. 334—18 by 29 ft. 43¢ in. on Vermont ave, bet. 8 and T sts, n.w. —— Two Women Arraigned for Murder. In the Criminal Court, Chief Justice Bing- ham, this morning, two colored women, Sarah Coates and Christmas Sewall, were arraigned for the murder of the infant child of,the former on October 1 last in rear of 514 3d street southeast by drowning or suffocating it in a bucket of water. Each of them eee not guilty. the latter remarking, “Deed, didn’t kill no child, for I have ha ‘six or eight children myself.” Neither having counsel the court assigned Mesers. J. McDowell Carrington and Albert Sellers to defend them. pet than The Pound Master es a Haul. The pound master and his assistants go out every morning, as they did during the summer, and yesterday captured a wagon load of dogs, a flock of geese, a goat and a horse. The dogs were picked up in all sections of the city, but the geese and goat were picked up east of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad track. The geese belonged to Miss Riley, who recently attracted some notice when she resided in a hut in north- east Washington. She was at the health office yesterday afternoon to claim her fowls, but the ns es made for them are fifty cents each. jorse was not claimed, and will be adver- inca for sale. The dogs that are not claimed within 48 hours will be killed, ea Collided With the Justice’s Carriage. Justice Bradley of the United States Supreme Court was in the Police Court yesterday as a witness in the case of Newton Robinson, a countryman, who was charged with reckless driving, The judge was in his carriage yester- day on his way to the Capitol, when the coun- tryman, who had a load of hay, drove his team in such ‘a manner as to collide with the judge’s | carriage. ‘The judge complained to Policeman Kimiel, who arrested Robinson. He was sub- sequently released on $5 collateral, A ques- tion was raised as to whether the amount of | collateral was sufficient to meet the case or not, and Justice Bradley said he was satistied with the penalty imposed, “If he is scared, that’s all that is ne essary,” said Judge Bradiey, “but I do believe that these devils sometimes do this thing pur- posely.” The collateral was forfeited, paneegnnte, ae Attention is called to an advertisement in “Special Notices” of an elegant new residence for sale by Steiger & Liebermann. a “Bromovrxg” cures headache, 25¢,—Advt, —— Sent to Albany Penitentiary. Captains Crocker and Dutton have left the city for the Albany penitentiary in charge of the following prisoners sentenced by the Criminal Court here to terms in Albany peni- tentiary: David Williams, house breaking, and Andrew Ashton, assault with intent to kill; two yearseach, John Kelly and Daniel Conway, grand larceny, one yeur each, THE PALATIAL BUCKINGHAM HOTEL, NOW COMPLETE!!!! Fifth ave., 49th and 50th sts, New York, FIREPROOF, This popular house has been greatly enlarged by the addition (on Fifth ave.) of an ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF BUILDING, seven FRONTAGE, stories hich, making the total frontage now 328 feet. It is noted LUXURIOUS for ite elegant and home-like accom- AND HOME-modations, and its attractive suites, LIKE ACCOM-eack comprising drawing-room, MODATIONS. large, airy double and single bed- rooms, with bath and dressing- room attached. The public rooms are especially PUBLIC ROOMS. noted for their elegance, comfort and convenience, the ladies’ draw- DRAWING- ing room being in the Louis Seize READING ROOM.style, the grand dining-rooms in the Early English. The gentle- ROOM. men’s reading and smoking rooms are supplied with every requisite. EDISON ELEO- The billiard room, with cafe at- TRIC LIGHT. tached, is an attractive feature of the house. All lighted by the Edi- son electric light. TELEGRAPH ‘Telegraph, telephone and stock AND TELE-indicator on the premises; also a PHONE. —news-stand, with all the lésding newspapersand periodicals. Tickets can be procured for the opera, theatres, and all cther places of amusement. SANITARY AP- Special attention has been paid to POINTMEN'IS.the heating, plumbing and ventile- tion of the Buckingham. ‘The loca~ LOCATION tion is the fiuest in the city, Itis CENTRAL. within easy uccess of the Grand Central Depot, the Opera House, and all places of amusement, by the clevated roads, Madigou and 6th ave. curs. Omnibuses pass the door every few minutes. EUROPEAN The hotel is conducted on the PLAN.European plan; the restaurant of RESTAURANT. unsurjxssedexcelience ; the charges reasonable, WETHEKBEE & FULLER, Proprietors, n20-w&s-8t DDD. 0 GGG.L A oa BPH POE BEOGE dy BS88SSs5 a a ee bpp GGG CLuLa” 4 8s8%8s88 5 NINTH AND F 818. ONE GREAT OPPORTUNITY. 8ST. CLOUD BUILDING SOLD, WE'VE GOT TO MOVE AND OUR STOCK HAS GOT TO Go. ALL 300DS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. MANY LINES AT COST AND MANY MORE AT LESS THAN COST. ALL STRICTLY HOLIDAY GOODS AT COST. LADIES’ COTTON UNDERWEAR AT COST AND ‘LESS. MES'S 750. SHIRTS AT 500. MEN'S 750, SCOTCH GLOVES AT 48c. PERRIN’S $2.00 KIDS AT $1.50. A GREAT CHANCE TO BUY YOUR HOLIDAY. PRESENTS. DOUGLASS’, 46-20" Bt Cloud Building. DECEMBER 3, 1880, ELPHONZO YOUNGS CoMPANE. have just received A CAR LOAD of’ Canned Sugar Corn of superior quality, which they, any prepared to offer at a pusilive bargain, ‘These goods are packed in cases containing ‘two dozen cans, and we would confidently reo- ommend our customers to secure a few cases at once, ELPHOXZO YOUNGS COMPANY, 428 Oth st, bet. Dand B P. 8 —Also another large supply of Flour re- ceived today. aud we continue to offer bargains in that department, Rewunn, | NEW - PUBLICATIONS. THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., aaroapag | DECEMBER 7. 1889—SIXTEEN PAGES. NEW PUBLICATIONS. ___ AMUSEMENTS. According to recent investigations, is caused by excess of lactic acid in the blood. This acid attacks the fibrous tissues, particularly in the Joints, and causes the local manifestations of the disease, pains and aches inthe back and shoulders, and in the joints at the knees, ankles, hips and wrists. Thousands of people have found in Hood's Sarsaparilla a positive and permanet cure for rheumatisin, This medicine, by its purifying and vitalizing action, neutralizes the acidity of the blood and strengthens the whole body. Bi Sf n/ned ‘great men a Se anaes sass Pootprints on the sands of tone.” Dll gai " apPLeTouS OXCLOPEDIs& HOOD'’S SARSAPARILLA Sold by alldruggiste. $1; six for $5. Prepared only by C. I. HOOD & CO., Lowell, Mass. 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. 1 AMERICAN CITY ITEMS. We Rise to Remark that our Extra — Canton Flannel Drawers, double seat, clinche buttons, at 48¢., and our Linen Bosom Un- laundered Shirt, double front and back, extra stayed, for 60c. are just what you need, Faaxc, One Price, ‘Cor. 7th and D. Go For Cheapest Toys to Youna’s, 924 7th st. d7-eod-2 sr BIOGRAPHY. THE LATEST, MOST INTERESTING, AND VALUABLE ADDITION TO THE BOOKS OF THE CENTURY, ee Worth Hundreds of Dollars. My wife used only two bottles of ‘Mother's Friend” before her third confinement, Says she would not be without it for hundreds of dollars, Had not half as much trouble as be- fore. Dock Miles, Lincoln Parish, La. Write The Bradfield Regulator Co., Atlanta, Ga., for farther particulars. Sold by all druggists. 11 It Will Pay You to examine the Domestic Inventor's New Sewing Machine, The Standard Rotary Shuttle Sewing Maching. The lightest and quietest Mavhine in the market. (2,500 stitches per minute.) J. J, Hotuister, Agent, lt 905 F st. n.w. (Masonic Temple). Persons Living at a pasaeee can obtain our “Sunrise Chop” Tea (the best 5c. tea in America) by sending 68c. to us in postal note, post office order or stampa Sample for trial sent to any address, & P. Merzozr, 1t* 417 7th st. n.w. We Carry the Largest supply of Bottled and the constantly increas- Gooas in the city, ing sales of our Fine Whisky at $8 per gal., 75c. for a quart bottle, attest its superiority and ex- cellence, Lyncu’ st. near D n.w. d7s.w-7t For reve Lamps at 22.75, $3, $3.50, 4, $5, 36, & For Handsome Presents, For Lamp Shades, dc., 20c., 40c., 75c., @1, $1.75, $2.50, 36. For Chandeliers complete with Globe, $2.40, $3.10, $4.50, $4.75, &c. For ae Lamps, $3,50, $4, $4.50, $6, $8, $10, $14, It ©. A. Muppntay, 1206 F st, Samples “Sunrise se Chop” Tea Tea given away, * Persons Who Wish ish to get full prices for Diamonds, Jewelry or Sporting Goo call at Laskey'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. d7-td3lin For Good Coffee call on us. A COMPLETE RECORD of the Literature, Laws, Theology, Inventions, Art, Music, Discovery, Wars, and Governments of the AMERICAN CONTINENT, and its progress from Barbarism to Civilization, as shown in the lives of all those eminent men and women who, by their works, have made the “New World” what itis today, EDITED BY General JAMES GRANT WILSON and Professor JOHN FISKE, Assisted by over Two Hundred Special Contributors. Richly illustrated. Sixty full-page Portraite on iteel; 2,000 Vignette Portraits and Views in the Text. A SUPERB CHEISTMAS GIFT. SOLD ONLY BY SUBSCRIPTION. For descriptive circular, with specimen pages, prices, terms of sale, &e., address D. APPLETON & OO., Publishers, 1,3.and 5 Bond st., New Ycrk. 437 7th st, Washington, it Rear Tonar: AMONG CANNIBALS. An Account of Four Years’ Travel in Australia, and of Camp Life with the Aborigines of Queensiand. 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Tickets for Lecture Course... oa mycog’ so og ‘oF Concerts, Mond gy ea iatoaans (For Lectures; Monday 1 ingle adunission tickets to any fourert oF lecture, 50c;.0u sale at Ellis" during preceding Week. 4 Gioxcrrows Univexsiry Covuse Or Six Pesuc Lecrenes THE REMAINING LECTURES ARE: 1889. Wednesday, December 11, Kev. D. J. STAP+ FORD, * ifogecuce ed Shabespenre: 1890, Wednesday, &, Rev. N. RUSSO, 8, "Ofte Hstious! Beets of Krue Civisestions bie cst 15, Surgeon Geperal JOHN B. HAMIL figs 3p MD, LLD., “Phywcal Culture, An- Wetameday, ners wary 22, MARTIN F. MORKIS, LD. “The Feudal 8) steniin Lurope, aud flict of the Howan Civil Law with the Common Law of England.” Wednesday, January 29, Rev. JOHN G. “ape 8.4. Lectures begin at 7:45 p. were MEMOKIAL MaLL Of Georgetown College. Single admission, Gc: Seusou Tickets. 82. 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