Evening Star Newspaper, December 16, 1889, Page 8

LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. YORFCAST TILL RIGHT A.M. TUESDAY. For the District of Columbia, Delaware and Maryland, warmer, fair today, southerly winds; light rain Tuesday morning, followed by clearing weather and much colder by Wednes- day morning. Queny.—Did you ever see anyone who did not like pictures? I think not, therefore I ad- vise you to buy pictures for holiday presents, See the choice line of water colors and tel picture of Bo- intings, etchings, photographs, e mouldings, &c., at the art room Litha J. Laws, 1427 Pa. ave. a Comrutsory Cxosixo Sate at The Fair, 812 Tth st. nw. Store open till 10 o'clock evenings. Cueerrct Lionts furnished by Cc. A. Muppmtax, Examine the immense stock of Christmas Lamps. 1206 F Powenrct opera glasses. Hemrien’s, cor. 434. Ivurvs Laxssvrca’s old store is selling at éost plush and rattan rockers, plush and tapes- try parlor suites, chamber suites, chenille por- tieres, lace curtains, &c. Remember, JuLius Laxsacngn’s old store, 315 7th street. Norurxe Dexionts Us Mone . Than when we can please the public, and surely our $14.85 sale of suits and overcoats in mid-season will please you. paRMAS Baos., 7th and E, Manufacturing Clothiers and Tailors, Anrorrrs Exouavixes, 50c., 1427 Pa. ave.n.w “A Curznrct Giver.”—We have a line of @ainty novelties in neckwewr, mufilers and other holiday haberdashery. on which we quote Surprisingly small prices. Fuaxc, One cipor gu Ttyand D, Frse Picrores, art room, 1427 Pa, ave. n.w. Pree rrom Evenyritxe of a harmful or dele- terious nature and especially from whisky aud cayenne pepper. the ticry components of so Many nerve remedies. It is no wonder that Dr. Henley’s celery, becf and iron is so popular, pleasant and efficacious, Pictone Frames to order, 1427 Pa. ave. nw. A Banoary.—Gents’ solid karat gold watches, with Appleton Tracey movements, 55. 8. Desio, Manufacturing Jeweler, 439 9th st. n.w., rooms 4, 5 und 6, up stairs, Bunou's old store, 315 7th street. Don't Fart to Sez the musical holiday pres- ents at cut prices at G. L. Wip & Baos’., 709 th street northwest. Mip-Season Manx Dowx. Don't fail to see the suits aud overcoats we've reduced to $14.85? E:semax Raos., 7th and E, Manufacturing Clothiers and Tailors, Rewovar Satz at The Fair, 812 7th st. nw. Big inducements. Fox Banoarss visit Jorivs Laxssvnen’s old store, 315 7th street. Lovery 2k. Dramoxp Ean Rrxos, 2110; ele- gant 15; solitaire ear rings, $75; a pair 434-k. earrings worth $350 for $265. BR. Harnis & Co., 432 7th st. A Famous Tra, the Jouxstox spring leaf blended, in 5c. packages. Any grocer. ! For Orexixe ORnpERS for tea,- coffee and spices go to Jounstox, Bros. & Co., 613 New York ave. Cans and caddies free. Loox at lower right hand corner of seventh Page. Follow directions and see more. Tae Cuearest Fvri in the market is Wash- ington gas light company’s coke. Jouxsox . Exclusive Agents, RO Visrr the Empire Carpet Cleaning Works, 681-635 Mase. ave. n.w. ‘Telephone 791-2 Fixe Hpars,, dolls, ribbons, laces, hemstiteh- ing and feather stitching, hand-knit mittens. A. K. Devayo, 1205 F street, Brrore You Bey your carpets and furniture tee W. H. Hoeke’s stock and get his prices. Ove Sourrame Diamonp Rivas at 810. $15 ind #25 are the greatest values ever offered. 4. 13g-k. solitaire ring $45. A 24y-k. solitaire ring $110. For fine diamonds, at import prices, call ou R. Hannis & Co., 4 hb Brv Your Coas.. Coke and Wood from Jous- ton Brotugss, the leading frm in the Dis- trict W. 8. Fisuen, flo Tanracury Sarton Hats for ladies just re- received, Price $2 Witrert & Kvorr, Hatters and Furriers, 905 Penna. ave, 1425 Pa. ave. n.w. Wasurxotox Durssep Beer, go to Jno. R. Ezxtr, Center market, Sth st. wing, tomorrow. Prise Berres a Srecia.ty. Office Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street. Tel- ephone 271. Stands Yth-stree: wing, Center market, We've ax Excoaxt line of liveries from $15 up. 3 ith and EL Gexts’ Sour watches, $40; ladi: stem-winders, $12; boy: @7 and $5.75. RB. Hannts & Co.. ‘Tux Jouxstox dry roast Java coffee, Best in the world. Any grocer has it. CITY AND DISTRICT. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Atpaven's.—Salvini in “Othello.” Natiosat.—Sothern in “Lord Chumley.” Buov.—*‘La Belle Russe.” Kenan’s.—New York Specialty Co, Guose.—Varic CONDENSED LUCALS. The Adas Isracl Hebrew congregation has @lected the following officers: Simon Oppen- heimer, president; Isaac Levy, vice president; Raphael Sanger, treasurer; Julius Baumgar. ten, secretary; Sol. Lewis, duaucial secretary; man, messenger and sexton; Rev. Leo- pold Hyman, reader and teacher. The bop given by the National Kifles at their armory Saturday might was largely attended and was an enjoyable affair. Mr. LN. Wye! nographer of the bureau of education, died recently from lingering con- = A large number of bis associates in the bureau as well as the commissioner, Dr. Harris, attended the funeral. There was 120 arrests by the police in the twenty-four hours euding at 8 o'clock this morning. A dead male infant (colored) was found at 2d and C streets southwest Saturday. On Saturday afternoon Mrs, Amelia Wilson, living at 59 N street southeast, was thrown from her carriage at New Jersey avenue and L Street southeast and fell against the curb. She was taken to her home by Officer Hutton. Dr. Larkins found that her bip was fractured and that she was seriously bruised. Yesterday David P. Groves was run over on ‘7th street road by a wagon driven by a drunken man. Groves was badiy hurt and was attended by Dr. Miller. Henry Kubo was excused as a petit juror this morning in the Cri 1 court. —>——_ Another Christmas Club. ‘The pupils of the Briggs school, 22d and E Rorthwest (seventh division), have organized a Christmas club as follows: J. W. Cromwell, president; Miss Rebecca L. Mohen, secretary; Miss Emma G. Brooke, treasurer: Miss Alice E. Cole, L. L. Welsh and Cecily J. Payne, execu- tive committee. It is their purpose to give a Substantial Christmas dinner and otherwise ex- tend “the compliments of the season” to as many of the uniortunate of that section of the city as their limited means will permit, ae : Two Sudden Deaths. Mrs. Frances Bosch, aged twenty-four, died suddenly at 1143 2st street Saturday. Kose Davage died suddenly on B street between 14th and 15th streets southenst yesterday. Eleven Games of Chess at Once, Mr. W. H. K. Pollock, the celebrated chess player, on Saturday night played eleven games of chess simultaneously at the rooms of the chess club, 910 F street. Those who played against him were Dr. C. J. Berneua, table No. W. A. Guyer, No. 2; Prof. H. W. Wiley, No. 8; E. P. Hanna, No. 4; E. W. Gabili, No. 5; '. Alexander, No. Dr. W. B. Jones, No. 5 J. Hooker, No. 8; Dr. Persey Hicklin; No, 9; Patrick O'Farrell. No. 10; LY. Knight, CORNER STONE LAYING. New Church Foundation. The corner stone of the new chapel to be erected by the Concordia Lutheran church in the rear of their church building at the corner of 20th and G streets northwest, a full descrip- tion of which was published in Saturday's Star, was laid yesterday afternoon with appropriate ceremonies, The members of the congrega- tion and the Suaday school assembled in the church and after music by the choir a proces- sion was formed, led by the pastor and superin- tendent, Rev. J. Mueller, and the entire con- gregation proceeded to the platform erected on the site of the proposed building. After scrip- ture reading Rev. Mr. Mueller made # brief ad- dress and then the hymn “A Mighty Fortress is Our God” was rendered. A list of articles placed in the stone were read as follows: The documents describing the origin of the chapel; historical #ketch of the Sunday school from the year 1369 to the present time; names of the founders and the respective pastors and the present officers and teachere of the school; a copy of the constitution of the school; a jub- ilee memorial medal; a copy of the German parish paper (Lie Glocke); a clipping from a Washington journal containing an account of the event, and one from Tue EveNino Sran. ‘The corner stoue was then laid by the pastor with a blessing and then a male quartet sang the song “The Chapel,” which was written by Rev. Mr. Mueiler. The services were concluded with the benediction by the pastor. oe The Alleged Gipsy Cump Robber. Detective Raff returned from Porwmouth last night with James Howell alias James Smith alias “Jim,” the negro who is charged with robbing the gipsy camp near Glenwood cemetery of $730 last Thursday, “Jim,” as he wasecalied by the gipsies, eame here with Francis Canfield, one of the gipsies, who found him in Virginia, Itis alleged “Jim" got $55 from the teut Wednesday morning and the next day he got 2675. Then he thought it was time to skip aud he did so, From here he went to Alexandria, where he purchased a complete cutiit of clothing, and then be weut to Ports- mouth, There he met a girl on whom he spent mouey freely and purchaeed a plush suit. When Detective Raff reached Portsmouth he took possession of the prisoner's effects, ecn- sisting of two trunks of clothing and $331.65 Phis morning the prisoner was photographed for the rogues’ gallery and tomorrow he will be given a beating in the Police Court, Good Templars. Perseverance lodge of Good Templars had a largely attended meeting Saturday evening and one new member was initiated, Chief Templar Mary L. Edson presiding. In the liter- ary and musical entertainment choruses were rendered by the choir, piano solos by Carrie Brookfield and Mary Andrews, vocal solos by Sisters A.Kalstrom und Aunie Thomas of Clem- ents lodge, an original poem was recited by Robert Weeks, original conundrums were given by A. H. Frear, recitations by J. Burns of Friendship lodge, V. A. Crooksbank of Minne- haha and R. A. Densmore of Clements; read- ings were given by Vice Templpr A!ma Higbee and Secretary Henry Lyon, a trio rendered by Sister Kalstrom and Brother and Sister Frear, and remarks made by Grand Templar-elect Kalstrom. At the last meeting of Finch lodge one new member was initiated, George Horning, C.'T., officiating. Tue Hoy social club was made welcome in an address by Secretary W. L. Hall atthe close of the intermission and a fine musical entertainment was enjoyed; also an instrumental solo by Sister E. Mehrling, reci- tations by J. McCann, F. Funk and Sister G. McGough, and a sung by Chas, Wetster. Pleas of Not Guilty. In the Criminal Court Saturday there was a number of prisoners arraigned before Chief Justice Bingham and the following plead not guilty: Patrick Burke, charged with man- slanghterdin killing Walter Duvall in July last; Susan Graham, murder of her child; Arthur Ragland, larceny of watches valued at over $22; Henry Brown, assault with intent to kill Leonard Cole; Omar Gallup, grand larceny and larceny from person of two rings valued ut $140 from Minnie Keenan; Thos. Kenny, house- breaking in night at the residence of Jas. Bay- ard November 29; Jas. Anderson, housebreak- ing in day residence of Frank Stickline; Albert Merrett, housebreaking in uight; Chas. Yates alias Smith, grand larceny and housebreakin, in day at the laundry of I. Lee; Frederick W. Rest, embezzlement, ‘i ———»—__+ The American Historical Association. } The American historical association will hold | its sixth annual meesing in this city December 28 and will remain in session three days. The morning sessions will be held in the lecture room of the national museum, by invitation of the board of regents of the Smithsonian, and will begin at 10:30 o’clock each day. The even- ing sessions will be in the lectare room of the Columbian university at 8 o'clock. The asso- ciation was incorporated by act of Congress last year and its officers are as follow: Presi- dent, Charles Kendali Adams, LL.D., president of Cornell university; vice presidents, John Jay, New York, and Wm. Wirt Henry of Rich- mond, Va.; secretary, Henry B. Adams, Ph.D., | of Johns Hopkins university; treasurer, Clar- ence Winthrop Bowen, Ph.D. The association also has an executive council of eight in addi- tion to the above-named officere, The head- quarters of the association during the meeting | will be at the Arlington. _ Papers on historical subjects will be read by Prof, George L. Burr, ex-President Andrew D. White, Herbert E. Mills, Clarence W. Bowen, Charles Kendall Adams, Talcott Williams, Dr. G. Browne Goode, W. B. Scaife, Dr. Wm. A. Dunning, Gen. Marcus J. Wright, Dr. Freeman Snow, Wm. B. Weeden, Wm. Henry Smith. Prof. Simeon E. Baldwin, Theodure Roosevelt, Ed- | ward Eggleston, President Ethelbert D. War- eld, President Lyon G. Tyler, Juo. Osborne Sumner, Prof. Wm. P. Trent, Paul Leicester Ford, James Schouler, Justin Winsor and | Worthington C. Ford. ‘These papers will be on | the general subjects of European history, na- tional history, New England and the west, southern history and historical science and special reports, —_—.___ Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: Marcia E, Watson to J. H. Walter, lots 43 and 44, 8q. 891; 3. G. W. Fowler to W. H. Carrico, sub 46, sq. 965; $—. J. W. Orme to D. Solo- mon, sub B, sq. 515; $3,750. G. Truesdell to J. H. Lane, lots 20 and 27, sq. 17, Eckington; @ Commissioners District of Columbia to M. L. Weller et al., part 11, sq. 871; #—. Bieber, Same to 8. | all of 1131; $—. Kate Ockstadt et and F. Walter, Ee 4 and 5, sq. 257; 8. E. Allen to Thos. Heany, sub 46, 8q. 55t $1,440. W. Mayse to F. I. Wood, one- third interest lots 10 and 14, sq. 1109; @. a. W. Fowler to W. H. Carrico, sub 46, sq. 965; 2 Georgetown college to L. H. Miller, sub &q. 669; & Jas. E. Turton to Kate N. Foote. sub 52 73; ¢—. Joseph Forrest to T. B. Harrison, lot 13, sq. 1096; $1,500. J. - wards to M. Dougherty, part 23, sq. 561.33, Susaunah Phillips to H. A. Johuson, part 21, sq. 399, $3,450. 5% M. Smith to J. V. Lewis et al, ots 11 and 12, block 4, Takoma farm; $2,000. = Sevens Real Estate Matters, B. E. Emmert has bought for $12,419 of W. Mayse lots 86 to 100, sq. 551, fronting 234.31 feeton Rand Boundary streets between 1st and 3d streets northwest. S. Bensinger has bought for $4.700 of 8. Sugenheimer one-third iuterest in lots 10 and 11, sq. 441, 50 by 128 feet, corner of 7thand S streets northwest. FP. Bildet al.have bought for $5,500 of Martha M. Read sub 23, 6q. 452—25 by 100 feet, 7th between B street and Maryland avenue, Maj. Geo. A. Armes has sold 35,000 feet of ground on the ‘fealeytown road, beyond Ouk jew, at 20 cents per foot, cash; also 40 acres frontingon the Tenleytown and Pierce-mill road,a pertion of the Lyle tract, for $47,500 cash, A. M. McLachlen et al. have bought for $15,500 of H. J. Gray sub 26, sq. $45—24.58 by 45 fect ou the corner of 10th and G streets northwest, John Miller has bought for $10,000 of H. ©. Wimship property on the south side of Water street near High, in Georgetown, including wharf property. Maria C. Wolfe has bought for $8,800. of aay on ‘Thyson, = lots 80, 81 yes an t_83, ¥q. 304, 649, by 100 feet on RB, be- tween ub and 10th strects uorthwest. Seis vale di Pexsevivasta RaiLnoap—Most Comriere Train ix AprorstuentTs.—The new Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Louis express over the Penn- sylvania, leaving Washington at 8:30 p.m. every 'Y, lacks nothing that could in any degree contribute to the comfort and of ite ra. Onecan be as At the beginning of the secoad series anon took Sir: Alexander's place aud E. W. Collins Dr. Jones’ place. In the first series with the exce won all the tion of those piayed with E. P. Hauna, E. W, Gibill aud k O'P arrell, Laps Gxnrieues, see what the Louvre glove none tas to aay about Chrsatinas pure chases in vertisement columm It in- terest you, passengel comfortable th reot = is superior tram as under the or the Booxs, Xmas Canps, Tor, auction, Dee. 11, 10:0, 419 heat Bore for renee s —ee Waar! A H: Don" ri that protest ‘t experiment with a x fy Powders, take one, _ —_- ar a et eae € EVENING sTAR? WASHINGTON. D.c., MON FREDERICK CITY AND COUNTY. Last Wore: Services at the Concordia Lutheran’s|A Gold Find—Farmers Want Better pie cae rehired namerper ep ty wf Roads—Crimes shoulder and Casualties. Correspondence of Taz Eventxe Stan. rf Faxpznicx, Mp., December 15. Mrs. Fanny McPherson, a granddaughter of old Gov. Thomas Johnson, yesterday cele- brated the ninetieth anniversary of her birth at her home here. She retains her mental faculties clearly and enjoys good health, Mr. Edward Ebert discovered several speci- mens of gold quartz cropping out of an exten- sive vein on J. E. Wells’ place near Doub's switch, They will be sent to Washington for analysis, The Baltimore real estate and improvement company has just bought about $13,000 worth of land at Berlin and will erect dwellings thereon, The farmers of Frederick county have ex- pressed a decided dissatisfaction with the present method of conducting the 1,400 miles of “dirt” roads in this county, which are kept in repair by supervisors appointed by ‘the county commissioners. These roads are fre- quently, and in some instances constantly, ina leplorable state, and the heavily taxed farmers think it time to demand a chan ment. Aformal appeal will shortly be pre- sented to the commissioners, In the case of Charles Green, charged with breaking into the saloon of Geo, K. Seidling, the jury failed to agree and he will be trie: again at February term of court.——Jameg Gilmore alias *‘Slim Jim,” a notorious tram; A was committed to jail here yesterday in default of $300 bail, to await the action of the grand jury on the charge of burglarizing the resi- dence of John Reich near here. Near Long Branch, this county, yesterday, a son of Mr. John Bowie of that piace was run over by a heavy wagon, one arm and hip being broken, A delightful entertainment was held on Fri- day evening at the Frederick female seminary, The program embraced a series of readings from the best known of Dickens’ character sketches, illustrated with tableaux, Among those who participated were several young Jadies from Washington. Mr. Jchm M. Frey and Miss Florence A. Renner were married a few days ago at the home of the bride, near Pleasant jalk, Rev. W. L. Martin officiating. ‘The railroad stations at Woodsboro’ and Walk- ersville were broken into last night and an at- rps pe carry away the money. Smith & Shanks’ store in Woodsboro’ was broken into and the safe robbed, Calvin R., son of Philip Coblentz, and Miss Lizzie L., youngest daughter of Mr. Daniel Brandenburg, all of Middletown Valley, were married Friday morning at the bride's home, Rev. T. F. Hoffmeier of the Reformed church officiating. Mrs, W. H. Duvall of Frederick is visiting her sister in Washington.—OCol. J. 0. O’Don- nell of Petersville is in Washington on visit.—Mrs, Capt. B. F. Brown is visiting her daughter, Mrs, E. B. Hay, in Washington. F.M. The Caledonian Club. The Caledonian club has elected for the en- suing year: Chief,"Mr. W. A. Wilding; first chieftain, Mr. A. L. Muirhead; treasurer, Dr. ‘Thomas Miller; financial secretary, Mrs. James McCondach; corresponding secretary, Mr. Jas. B. Ross; conductor, Mr. Wm. Jardine; guard, Mr. RB, Lowe; librarian, Mr. Wm. Silver. A Grand Army Election, John A. Rawlins post, No. 1, G.A.R., has elected the following officers: Alva 8, Taber, commander; Dr. J. W. F. Williams, senior vice George R. Darling, junior vice ; Lee 8. Mortimer, quartermaster; 8. R. Whitney, chaplain; A. C. Taber, surgeon; Phil Reiter, officer of the day; Moses Noah, offi- cer of the guard. Delegates to the department encampment—D. 8. Curtis, E. W. Whitaker, L. 8. Mortimer, F. A. Beyter, G. A. Darling, John M. Keogh, J. E. DeJester, and Gleason and Adolpf Bergen. Alternates—James Lawler, Peter Meagher, Phil Reiter, Chris Keiner, Al- bert Smith, Thomas W. Stewart, Frank Clark, J. H. D. Nordeman and James Planet, eee Virginia is for Washington. In the house of delagates Friday Hon. Frank Hume of Alexandria offered a joint resolution requesting the Senators and members of the House from Virginia to use every effort to have the Three Americas exposition held in the District of Columbia. ‘The hoyse adopted the resolution and the senate shortly after con- curred in the action of the house. san dear emastantsas Comrort Comprxep Wita Fast Tre.—By the Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Louis express over the Pennsylvania railroad one can leave Gth street station at 3:30 p.m, every day and arrive at Cincinnati the next morning at 11:15 a.m., Chicago at 5 p.m, and St. Louis at 7:40 p.m. the next evening out of Washington. ae of m: J. JayGourp has most wonderful stock of Christmas goods for ladies and children, * ————_— Tue Auction Saux of fine California wines at the rooms of Ratcliffe, Dare & Co., 920 Pennsyl- vania avenue northwest, tomorrow at 12 u’clock should attract the attention of persons in search of wines for the holidays. See the advertise- ment elsewhere. a Important SaLe or OniextaL CanpeTs aND Ruos.—This super> collection of Turkish car- [ae und rugs now on exhibition at Thomas owling’s art rooms, 1ith and Pennsylvania avenue, is pronounced the choicest collection ever seen in this city. It embraces over two hundred carpets and rugs, of which a number huve been in the Paris exposition. ‘Ihe sale is aunounced to take place tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock and will continue daily at 11 a.m, aud 3 p.m. until the consignment is closed out.* A New Railroad. From the Baltimore Sun. Certificate of incorporation of “The Glen Echo railroad company” was filed with the sec- retary of state at Annapolis last week, The termini of the road are: One terminus at the boundary line between the District of Columbia and Montgomery county, near the village of Tenleytown, and the other terminus at or near the conduit road, on the tract of land now known as “Glen Echo Heights,” in said county. The incorporators are Frederick W. Pratt, Jas, C, Pratt. Baward Baltzley and Edwin Baltzley of the District of Columbia, and Jos. Reading, Edward Crockett, and Lawrence A. Lodge of Montgomery county. The capital stock is placed at $100,000, which is deemed asutticient amount to con: cor Mrs. Padelford’s Debut in New York. * Mrs, Bettie Padelford is to take the leading lady part in the “Seven Ages of Man” at the Standard theater in New York, She makes her New York debut tonight. Wm. A. Aspinwall of Brooklyn, N. Y., who was brought to Baltimore trom Perryville, Cecil county, Md., supposed to be suffering from an over dose of opium, died at the city hospital Saturday. $40,000 Won Or Crormne AT A SACRIFICE. AN ENTIRE STOOK oF CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS, No Printed Satinets, Shoddies or shop-worn Goods, but « CLEAN, FRESH, WELL-SELECTED STOCK From the BEST MANUFACTURERS OF THE COUNTRY. MUST BE CLOSED OUT BY FEBRUARY 18T, And Will Be Sola REGARDLESS OF COST OB VALUE, aT” WEYL'S ONE-PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE, . 311 SEVENTH 8T., ABOVE THE AVENUE. Cuorcesr Vanrerr or Fancy CHRISTMAS GOODS. ale 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR, Basrs Sam Axp Scar Cleansed, purified, and besutified by the CUTICURA REMEDIES, the purest and best for itching, burn- ing, scaly, crusted, and pimply diseases of the skin and sdalp, with loss of hair. Mothers, do not delay ‘Childhood ts the time to permanently cure all humors ofthe skin and scalp. Save your children years of mental and physical suffering. 13 10 Pax Crsz Orr Fos Carn WE FIND.OURSELVES WITH AN OVERLOADED STOCK OF WELL-SELECTED AND FINE DRY GOODS OF EVERY KIND. WE DESIRE TO CON- VERT THEM INTO CASH AS EARLY AS POSSI- BLE, AND TO THIS END SHALL, FROM THIS TIME UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE, OFFER A DIS- COUNT OF 10 PER CENT FOR CASH AND C4SH ONLY. WE FEEL OONFIDENT THAT PARTIES WHO APPRECIATE GOOD MATERIALS WILL TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS RARE OPPOR- TUNITY TO MAKE THEIR SELECTIONS AND SAVE TEN CENTS ON THE DOLLAR. WE HAVE IN STOCK LUPIN'S AND PRIEST- LEY'S BLACK GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY, GUINET'S SILKS AND VELVETS, ALL QUALI- ‘TIES, BOTH IN BLACK AND COLORS. SURAH SILKS IN GREAT VARIETY, CHINA SILES IN ALL THE NEW EVENING SHADES, CREPE AND CREPE DE CHINE IN ALL EVEN- ING SHADES. BLACK, WHITE AND CREAM LACES AND NETS IN GREAT VARIETY, POINT DE ESPRIET, IN BLACK AND COLORS. A FULL LINE OF CASHMERES IN ALL THE EVENING SHADES, WE HAVE AN ELEGANT VARIETY OF NOVELTY DRESSES, CASHMERES, DIAGONALS, SERGES, PLAIDS, STRIPES AND A WELL-SELECTED LINE OF LADIES' CLOTHS IN ALL GKADES, ON ALL OF WHICH WE OFFER THE DISCOUNT FOR CASH OF TEN CENTS ON THE DOLLAR. UNDERWEAR FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN IN GREAT VARIETY, AN ELEGANT STOCK OF HOSIERY, HANDKER- CHIEFS AND UMBRELLAS TO SELECT FROM. HOUSEKEEFERS' GOODS, SUCH AS TABLE LINENS, TABLE CLOTHS, SHEETINGS, TOWELS, oa BLANKETS, QUILTS, COMFORTS, &o. 0. ONE PRICE, THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST, W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 413 919 PENN, AVE. N.W, Szxxe Cass Bunoans. EXCELLENT QUALITY BLACK SILKS, $1, $1.25, LADIES’ BROADCLOTH, fine quality, yard anda half wide, pure tue Freuch'wool, Seige aad gi DOUBLE WHITE WOOL BLANKETS, ‘imimense extra heavy, $5, GOTH PLAIDB, “yard and abalf wide, wool, excellent quality, bbe mey BLACK SURAH SILKS, excellent quality, 50c. HENKIETTA CASHMERES and HENIIETTA SEMUES, carly yard and & half ‘wide, pare French value 750. S111 HES, excellent quality, 50c. BE Ara RTI ted TADIES CLOHY biees SOUDS yard and & halt wide, pure wool, special bargain, 50c. BLACK ASTRARHAN CLOTH, excellent quality, $1. ROYAL + RENCH SERGE, elegant dress goods, dguble width, pure wool cash bargain, Sige. Fi ‘HE LOOM COTTON, yard wide, 8i¢c. LADIES' CLUIH DRE3S GOODS, with handsome band, wide double width, pure wool, 37}¢c. ENGLISH SEKGE, beautiful dress goods, wide dou- ble fold, all colors, 12 yards for 82. NO CREDI', but the very lowest prices for CASH. OARTE: 10) ‘Casi 711 MARKET SPACE. VALUABLE PKESEN'IS for Cash Customers. Pelect one of the following presents with « purchase 0185: A pair ot -size Damask ‘Towels, worth 73 4 Hulf Dozen Fine Di apking, worth 750.; LORED DOUBLE Cte. Penney 8 Puir of Sik Embroidered Co: ‘or more: ‘A Large-size Fine Damask Ni belect one of the foll with ae Gone ane reese rte areaet Open in the Evenings. Useful things for Holiday Gifts. Ladies’ Fine Quality Pure Linen Hem- stitched Handkerchiefs, 25c., or half dozen for $1.50. Ladies’ Fine Quality Embroidered Pure Linen, at 25c., 37}4c., 50c., 7c. aud $1. Gentlemen's Pure “Linen Hemstitched Hondkerchiofs, fine quality, at 25c., 37}¢c. and 50c. Gentlemen's Silk Handkerchiefs, hem- stitclied, at 25c., 40c., 50c., 76c., 61. Damask Linen Table Sets, in 84, and 10-4, and 12-4. Napkins to match, $2.50 up to 8 Set. Damask Linen Napkins, 5-8, at $1 up to $4.50 dozen; 3-4 at $1.25 up to 85 dozen. HOSIERY. Ladies’ Positive Fast Black, at 25c., 37340. and 50c. » pair. Ladies’ Bulbriggan Hose, extra qualities, at 25e., 3734. and 50c. Ladies’ Cashmere Hose in Blacks and Colors, 25c., 50c. and 750, ‘Men's Hosiery of all kinds, Children’s Hostery. GLOVES. GLOVES, Cashmere, Silk and Kid, In Kid Gloves we keep the celebrated Foster make, Every pair guaranteed, and we quote the $1.50 grade at €1.35, and the $2.25 grade at $1.75. Dress Goods for Holiday Gifts in great variety, and our prices the lowest, We havea fow very handsome and extra quality Seal Plush Coats and Wraps left. ‘May be just yoursize, and will sell them way below their value This is » rare chance. , FARCY BASKETS. Waste Baskets at 50c.,60c., 75c., 880. $1, $1.25. Dolt Babies in great variety; prices way down, CARHART & LEIDY, ale 928 7th st, and 706 K st. n.w. Toruaws Hoax Goons, ‘The finest and most varied assortment I have ever exhibited are now ready for inspection in FINE FANCY LEATHER GOODS, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC, IN POCKET BOOKS, CARD AND LETTER CASES of Gorham and otber best makers, both‘piain and sterling silver mounted. CHATELAINE BAGS, MANICURE SETS. CUFF AND COLLAR BOXES. STERLING SILVER MATCH SAFES. E LNGLISH #11 TED TRAVELING BAGS (1 pes aoES REET enSRATECS Dang VOI vf ‘THER LONDON DRESSING CASES SS RRUR EES AAD ad BOE ns guar fine gvods too numerous to mention, at JAMES 8. TOPHAM'S. 1231 Pennsylvania sve. ‘Traveling in great variety. Ey _ Frat Srzout Ax (NOUNCEMENT. Re BREWERY ve to healthy. ce} ace, (wo dozen bottle, 1.50, case, two dozen: fi at ‘wo dozen bottle pollo, 1602 Tr Sx N.W. Fruit of Loom Muslin, 84¢. yard. N Eull line of Stamped Goods at very low prices, Im- Dorted Zephyr, So. an ounce, oc2-3m_ WM. C. VIERBUCHER, 1602 7thet. n.w. as EDWARD L. ery ME, 85c, French at doe, Majolica Cuspidor st ase a Set, with Floral Deco- ‘The same sets, with Slop Jars, $5.98. . €7.60 Shaded Toilet Se’ and - ts, elegant shapes 85c. Thin French Tumblers 50, a doz. $1 Thin French Tumblers, banded, 60c. a doz. $11 Finest French China Tea Set, beautiful pattern, 56 at $7.75. mere” sae Knives, $1.79 a set. Rogers’ Al le Spoons, $1.98 a set. Rogers’ Al Table Forks, $1.98 a set, Rogers’ Al Tea Spoons, 99c. a set, White Granite Slop Jars, 89c, We have an immense stock of China Fruit Plates, Fruit Saucers, Decorated Cups and Saucers, Finger Bowls, Vase and Library Ice Cream Sets, Lemonade and Wine Sets, Oat Meal Sets, Barbotine Vases, Bisque. Figures, Vases. Chinese Tea Pots, Sugars and and thousands of other useful articles, most suitable for Holiday Presents, which are marked in Plain Figures at Rock Bottom Prices. ae H. Houuanper, Agt., 408 7th st, Read the Fair’s Ad. on fourth page. Store open until 10 p.m. it Fancy Lamps, small but Very Ornamental, 25c., 50c., 75c, Paper Lamp Shades, 5c., 15c., 25e., 40c. Linen Shades with Silk Finish and Fringe, all sizes and styles, Christmas Lamps, All — the lowest. A. Mupprianx, 1206 F e It ela: Auction Tonight at 419 9th n.w. 1t* New Raisins, Currants, Citron, Prunes. Figs, Oranges, Malaga Grapes, new Nuts and fresh Candice at reasonable prices, M. & P, Merzoxrs, 417 7th. itt A Chance for All. Look at this.—The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea company, 501 and 503 7th st., cor. 7th and E ste. n.w. Best Granulated Sugar, 7 cents in 10-pound lots to any one buying Tea, Coffee or Baking Powder from us. If you want a cup of erfect Coffee or Tea use A. and P. Condensed ‘ilk. Don’t miss our few panel entitled “Christmas Morning.” These panels are to be given awéy to all pur- “rere os = be — Lena Coffees or ig Powder during the week commencing Monday, December 16, Bize 14x29, all ready for hanging. #Grand opening day Mondxy, December 16. A handsome gouvenir given to all pur- chasers of Teas and Coffees. Remember Our Stores: 503 7th st. n.w., 1620 14th st. n.w., 3104 M st. Georgetown; 58, 59 and 60 Center market, 92 Western market, 8 and 9 O-st, market, 101 Northern Liberty market, Newrox H. Bowman, d16-6t Manager. Full Weight Cigars, hand made, long Havana filler, Tar Kxapsacx, 1lthnear E. 1t Sherry Wine.—Two (2) butts, 150 gallons each, direct importation from Jerez, Spain, Unegualed in quality and price. 1t' |. & P. Merzorn, 417 7th. Given Away. Imported Terra Cotta Pug Dogs at 8, W. AuGENsTEIN’s, 817, 819 and 821 7th st. n.w., this week toevery purchaser of $2 or more, and will also seli the following wonderful bar- gains: Lerge Toy Tea Sets, 21c.; 10 different styles Decorated Dinner and Tea Sets ow ined, regular price $25, reduced to $14.43; 3¢ doz. Cups and Saucers, 34 doz. Wine Glasses, 15c.; Fruit Stands, 26c.; Handsome Decorated Chamber Sets, $2.78, worth 5; Clover Leaf Fruit Sets, 7 pieces, 47e.; Colored Glass Water or Lemonade Sets, 78c.; Crystal Breakfast Sets, 68c.; Umbrella Stands, 38c.; Sleighs or Clippers. 64¢.; 34 doz. Engraved Goblets, 33c.: $2 Extra Large Toy Tea Sets, 97¢.; No. 1 Velocipedes, $1.75; No. 2, $2.19; No. 3 $2.53; Shooflies, 87¢.; Iron Axie Wagons, 83c.: $3 Wire Wheel Wagons, $1.91; Willow Doii Carriages, 87c. ite —__._____ Turkeys.—We beg to inform you we will have a large number of Very Fine Turkeys for Xmas, This poultry is raised, fattened and dressed forus and is the finest to be had. e & P. Merzaer, 417 7th st. nw. Special Sale this week of Handsome Deco- rated Tea Sets, just received and must be closed ont, We have the Largest Stock of Toys of all kinds, which we will sell at prices that will pay everybody to call on us before purchasing. A Christmas Present given to every purchaser. Don't miss this sale. . New York Vaniery Store, it 1335-1337 7th st, Why Pay fifty cents for a bottle of lini- = you can buy Salvation Oil = cen ————— Old Rye Whisky, 75c. qt. Duffy's Malt Whisky, 80c. bottle. Very Fine Sherry Wine, 50c. bottle, 1* M. & P. Merzorr, 417 7th st. n.w. Xmas cards half price to teachers at Goutp's. 9 For Xmas. My own importation London*finished Mo- rocco Bags, with Solid Sterling Silver Top Bot- Hes ard Solid Ivory Back Brushes. Sole eather Dressing Cuses and Brush Sets. Two only London Wicker Ball Dress Trunks, 38 and 40 inch, James 8. TorHam, d13-e05t 1231 Penn, ave. n.w. SS cchns $50 New High-arm Machines reduced to #25; this month only; extra fine finish; in Wal- nut or Antique Oak; for Holiday Presents. At the Domestic eiien, tecoretrae Office, 7th and H. Send postal for Illustrated Catalogue. @12,14,16,18,20 Cigars! Cigars!! Cigars!!! We have just issued a price list of our Fine Havana Cigars, which can be had atour Cigar Department or will be mailed to any one upon ae op Cigars by the box a specialty. We can save you money. 1t* M. & P. Merzorn, 417 7th nw. Gould’s Wonder Store, 421 9th. Open until 8:30, 12-12" To Hang onthe X-mas Tree. One of those Fine Silk Plush Bags, contain- ing Ladies’ Pure Para Rubbers, that don't slip off the heel sud ‘will coctoner pairs ordinary rubbers, only 95c. Wa. Haun & Co.'s, ‘ 816 7th st.—1922 Pa, ave.—231 Pa. ave, se. 13,16,18,23-4¢ a Full Weight Cigars, hand made, long Havana filler, Matrexn’, 487 Penna, ave, It Fine Butter a Specialty.—Jas. F. Oyster, office Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street: Tele- hone 271-3, Stands 9th-street wing. Center Krarket. se27-f4m-3m For Cheap, Quick Fire Buy Washington Gas Las Coke. d7-8m ___Jouxsox Buos., Agents, Now Storet Christmas Goode! Bargain 100th, Manitou Mineral Water Com J. Jay Goula’s Wonder Store, 421 thst 10 Over 10,000 Fine Hats, half usual American Hat Co.'s Fall Styles Fine in large, small and Dunia pes, 908, to $1.50, Best ennsylvania ave., opp, figures, One pr: Botanical Gardens, Plain 418,16,16,18,90,21,28826° Snow, tree toys, scrap pictures, tinsel. Gould's, DELAUR AND DEBRIMONT, ‘The Famous French Duesists. CHARLEY BANKS, CHIP, A Five-year-old German Comedian. MISS LILLIE WESTERN. The Accomplished Musical Artist, GEO. BOOKER AND MAUDE LEIGH, ‘The Peerless Sketch Artists. LOTTIE ELLIOTT, Queen of the Skipping Rope, PROF. JOHN WHITE, With His Trick Donkey, Dancine Dog “Major,” and Tight-Rope Monkey “Sia.” Matinees Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. P esige GHAND OPERA HOUSE, ITED FAREWELL ENGAGEMENT OF THE DISTINGUISHED TRAGEDIAN, s8s A EL Vvwvwo x AA ¥y H RE Hi ae Ak EL ty oT PE aa v oR WS Under the Direction of Mr. A. M. PALM 0" PRICES—25, 50, 75. $1, 81.50 and 82, Tuesday end Thursday Evenings MR. ALEXANDER SALVINI Tn the Pye Piay of Italien Life, A CHILD OF NAPLES. Next Week—CASINO OPERA COMPANY. a1 LBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. ONE CONCERT ONLY—SATURDAY NIGHT, DE- CEMBER 21. oss oa Be 's Wonderful Baund—Famous & Voral Artists—Ringing Steel Anvils, GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL, Directed in person by MK P. 8. GILMORE, the World's Greatest Bandmaster, in celebration of the twenticth auniversary of the BOSTON PEACE JUBILE! ‘The Artiste: MME, BLANCHE STONE-BARTON. Miss JENNIE DICHERSON, HA ‘BIOU THEATER Week of . Po sars 7 Ss gga 16. Matinees Tneeday, Thure- Mr. DAVID BELASCO'S FAMOUS DRAMA, “LA BELLE RUSSE.” Richly mounted and with a brilliant cast. Prices—25 and 50 cents. Children under 12 years 15 cents at all Matinees, Holidays Excepted. Next Week—LIZZIE EVANS. 416 NEW Nationa THEATER MONDAY, DECEMBER 16. LORD CHUMLEY. SATURDAY NIGHT, DECEMBER 21, Bequest Performance of the HIGHEST BIDDER. REGULAR PRICES WILL PREVAIL. Next Week—The LYCEUM THEATER COMPANY in “OUR FLAT." a6 ER, Penna ave. and 11th st, Monday, Dec. 16, and during the week, DEVEKE'S EUKOPEA'N SPECIALTY COMPANY, Matinces, Monday,Wednesday, Friday,and Saturday. Admiesion, nights, 10, 2u, 30 50 cents. Matinees, 10, 0 abd 30 cents. 216-60" ‘THOLIC UNIVERSITY LECTURES. ‘On Wednesday afternoon, December 18, the Very Rev. Augustine F. Hewit will give the clouing lecture of this course on THE CATHOLIC IDEA OF THE CHURCH IN SCRIPTURE AND ANTIQUIT). Ou Friday afternoon, December 20. the lecture will be given by the Very Kev. Monsignor Schroeder, pro- femmor of oramatic Theology. Le will decture in the neh language. jul ct ON, NON: J] Ch ihe ‘NONS'Se SACKIDIOUS Fas NOTKE IN TELLIGENCE. Ail porous understanding French snd interested in university studies are cordially invited. For the greater convenience of the pubiic the leo- tures jeeforth bexin at 4:45 p.m, instead of 4:30. ‘The lectures for January will be time. announced in due 416-m,tu,th-3t [Site Paesey Tenn CHURCH, 1889-90. FIVE LECTURES, TUESDAY, Dec. 17..... Prof. ONE CONCERT. FRIDAY, Jan. 10.... oeeeeeenee Alaska Prof. John W. Chickering. FRIDAY, Jan. 24... Hi Mr. BLP. Murrays TUESDAY, Feb. 18. The Paris Exposition ‘Mason. TUESDAY, March 4.. Tickets for the course, 8: No reserved seats. SEA80N OF 1889 AND "90. THE WILHELMJ CLUB, JOSEF KASPAR, Conductor, Will give the usual Three Concerts in the UNIVERSALIST CHURCH, Cor, 13th and Leta, nw. FIRST CONCERT SATURDAY, DEC. 28, when the club will be assisted by the Favorite Tenor, Mr. WM. H. RIEGER, of New York. Season ticket, including reserved seat, $1. Sub- scription lists at the music stores. Seats may be se- lected at Metzerott’s, beginning December 2. d14-13t ANTATA— “THE NIGHT Ul lusic; G.A.| Hall, 1412 Pa ave, MONDAY EVENING, ‘Dec. i6, IS8¥, at 8 o'clock. Admission 25 cents." Proceeds for Organ Fund of St, Mary's P. E. Chapel, Bt Joh 20" K, 2 anos Saas ur . ° my datonal a Arsiory, ‘Ob TUESDAY EVENING, om A . Sickots, admitting # wentleman and ladies, 50 cents. F iT LECTURE OF THE COURSE at CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 20, 1889, By the celebrated platform speaker, JOSEPH COOK. Subject:-ULTIMATE AMERICA, ‘Tickets to be had at Ellis’ and at the door. Admission, 50c. -GRAND CONCERT, Single admission. 5c. al4-3t al4-6t AMUSEMENTS. ARFIELD MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WILL BE*GIVEN AT THE NATIONAL RIFLES HALL WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 18, 1889, —aT— 8 OCLOCK. UNDER THE AUSIICES OF iim M Mrs. Mrs » Mr Mr MeCamunon, Mre re Allen McLane, rs Pei x Berd oeream te aren Baik Wu = bo REM Mrs Sevelion Brown, Mra M-Pherson, Mrs J. Browne, 3 i Be Ee man i oy Mra. ‘irose, Jr. Mre Mrs. Mra. Mrs Mrs. Mrs. Mr. repper, Pomeroy, hie Mr. huthert Sire Senda Mrs. Steele, Mrs Slack, Siem Reranton, . phera Mrs. Bevey "eg Mere. suaj ies, re Stockbridge, Mis Suider, uwerding, so ge | Fe mt, the retary of State, the Secr Secretary of the treasury. the Secrstary ut Agriculture the Attorney General.the Chie! Justice, Mr. Justice Harlan, the Manister from Hayti, the Minister from Turkey, the >urgeon Geveral of the Navy Senstor Aldrich, Senstor Hale, of the House, the ‘of the Navy, the Seustor Fr; SenatorCockeriil, Bevator H. Seuator Dolph, Sevator Senator Kelloxg, Senator Senator E. O. Waloott, Hon. HE. Hon. K. Kh. Hitt, Hon. John Ssnford, Hon, 4. Bingham, ir. Appleby, Mr. Frank Lee, Gen. Anderson, Dr. Lincolu, Capt. Anderscti, U.8.4., Dr. F. B. Loring, Mr. Burrows, ir. Lovey, Mr. Barney, Mr. Munn, Gen Berdan, Mr. McCatumon, Mr. Walker Binine, ‘Mr. Alien McLane, Mr. Sevelion Brown, Justice Mil Mr. W, Bayley, Licyd Magra a Bacon, ES L fs reed ir. srittos seut. 1 amily, x Berry. Dr. A. F. Magruder, ir. Louis E. Beall, Gen ee Mr. Louis Keirose,jr, Mr. x De: Bisyam, ir. Sosruead, F. Bisp iT. Moore Dr. Bulings, Mr. John K. McLean, Dr. bryan, Mr. Neke Gol. Carpe Me Mich Lol, penter, ir. bet, BE Clover, | Joli, Newtob, U.8N, judge Juhu Davis, r. by Cquumodore Dewey, U. 8.Mr. Chas. I: Poor, " ce Piuilips Major O. H Ernst, Dr. Fdes, Dr. Funt ary Pare, a Mr. i Chief £3 ri .Mr. Frederick Pours, cat ieee ee gy Perry, U, Mr. Fleming, Mr. Reyinald Fendall, | Mr. Kixes, Mr. John Sterritt “Git-r, Rutherford, Mr. Cliftord Michardson, Dr. Kuth, Mr, T. 5. Bodies Capt. Randolph, 0.8.8, Gex. Spinola, Bir. Steele, ir. Kichard Smith, Adiniral Harmony, Mr. Geo. Hellen, aM Capt. Bainbridge-Hoff, U.Mr. black. S.. Mr. D. W. Stevens, Dr. lammond, —Bir. Sullivan, Mr. Kussell Selfridge, Pay Jarector Thornton, Dr. Toner, Major Lucker. U.S.A, Mr. A.C. Tyie Mr. Lest Paymast, Jr. Larrow, er, A er Wright, U.8.N. Me. MM. 'W. Galt & Bro, THE MUSIC WILL BE BY THE U.S. MARINE BAND. of admission will be Cards per, aud may be obtained at er's, 529 15th st., and trom the board. LL Yorcess AG of Lectures will be delivered at ALL 16, 1588, S cock. ngioding su ntatio’s, V.G. Pische Ladies of the Gar Course of Three SOULS’ CHUKCH as follows: ‘Tickets for the Curse, $1. Admission, 50c. Tickets for sale at Bullontyne's and Métzerott's, ‘The nist Lecture of the above Course will be givom by Kev. M-J. Savage MONDAY EVENING, Dec. 16, 1589, ut 5 p.m, dis OQ» FOLKS CONCERT IN CosTUME For the Benefit of MT. VERNON PLACE CHURCH SU: CHURCH OF OUR FATHER, (Universalist), 13th and L sts. nw., TUESDAY, Decensber 17, 1889. Commencing st 8 o'clock. Prof. J. H. DANIEL. -. Timest, Tickets—25 cents—can be bad of members of the school, and at the door cu @vening of Concert 415-41" Fan asp sazsan To be held by, GEN. JOHN A. LOGAN CAMP, No, 2, Sous of Veterans. Under the suspices of Comrades of the Grand Army ‘of the Republic, AT WILLAKD BALL, From December 9 to 1, 1559, inclusive Season ticket, 50 cents. Single adiuiesion, 10 conta grand assortwent of Christmas novelties will Le offered for suie ut living prices. ws0d7-Lit \HE CYCLEKIES. 1406 N.Y. AVE. WILL GUAR antec to Teach You to Ride the Pyscho Safety bi- cle for $1. Ladies #5. Special bours tor LADLE! Open ‘visits, Largeot ridsoy school in. may STAGE EXCURSIONS ‘b pr nds, ‘Leaves THE WEBS LR, O13 ‘tered, Bl5-3m LADIES’ GOODS. ELIGI STORICAL LECTURE eabchan GILBER1 F. WILLIAMS. ; CUUNTRY,” showin a y behistoncally incorrect and ccclesiasticaily imposetule. Ghrsst church, @ st s.c, bet. Gth and 7th ea, WED: ‘SDAY, Decemi ‘at 7:30 o'clock p.m, A col- Hestion willbe tabens PMs St Pd MUSlo HALL, COR. 9TH AND D 8TS., WASHINGTON. D.C, GEAND INAUGUBAL CEBEMONIES axD OPENING CONCERT, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 188% For the Benefit of the CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL, ‘Under the Direction of HERR NIKISCH, The following Distinguished Artists have kindly consented to appear: ‘Misa MARIE DECCA, Soprano, of Washington, and ‘Miss ADELE MABGULIES, Pianist, Monsieur THEOPHILE MANOURY, Baritone, (His first appearance in America). Mz, LEOPOLD LICHTENBERG, Violinist. Mr. VICTOR HERBERT, ‘Cellist, Mr. RAFAEL JOSEFFY, Pianist, HRISTMAS SALE. M 2, There will bes Sale m of LADIES' WOKK, sud Decorative, at the DEPOSITORY 1922 Get, EVERY DAY from 2 until 4 o'clock, und EVERY EVENING from 7 until 9 o'clock, up wo the 4TH Di jnterested are invited to dlG-iw* LADIES DESIRING FINE PORTRAITS MADE OF Lbeir dear istends Can €xamuLe specimens vow on exnibition at the rooms of Bre. BARE, Artin, O21 12th st. nw. Satisfachon guaranteed, d)6-Lun' HOTOGRAPH HOLDF: MOUCHOTR | CASES Penge the = ™ nue hirsty aw, OW) ONDERS FOR CHRISTMAS! WoNDEKS FOR be and Children, eney Seger Pg nanny STAY GOULD's Wonder Store, 421 and ais duy'st oct 3a" JAY GOULD, 421 9TH ST.—SORAP PIC- pumtreceee ee GSrwest versety in the workd, poz ae AS AND CAPES DONE AT Ler UMTS, va? vice 8. = Mdaxonie Tengue), Washing ton, D.C. r=... FRONTS!! FRONTS motes pian combing. MLLE. M. J. PRANDI, 1820 F st. nw. (ire, Harrison's) ’