Evening Star Newspaper, December 18, 1889, Page 10

10 ~ THE E . ‘VENING STAR LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. FORFCAST TILL EIGHT A.M. THURSDAY. For the District of Columbia, Delaware, Maryland and West Virginia, rain; no decided change in temperature; southerly winds, A Lanoz Assortment of metal wreaths and ail kinds of immortelies, designs and cut flow- ers at Gro. Gronrus’, 1112 7th st. nw. and 247 Center market. Reap The Fair ad. on 4th paze. Ir Pars ro Investioate iy ready-made stock in solid gold jewelry. Especial bargains in Solitaire diamond rings, earrings and brooches manufactured by 8. Desto, No. 439 9th st, n.w., Fooms 4,5andf, Upstairs. Cuntstuas Tare Laups. C. A. Meppiwas, 1206 F street. ‘Tux Curarest Warten ever offered, Solid Mkt. stem-winder, full jeweled, warranted, #18. At KR. C. Hoxus & Co., 528 9th st. nw. We Have Pecvctan [peas of what the Ideai Half Dollar Necktie should be. Aglunce at our window will give you an fdea of our Idea. Fuanc, One Price, Cor. 7th and D. ‘Tex Pex Cex discount at The Fair, 812 7th st. now. Euixm or Lirr Acats.—Not the ill advised and questionable compound of such dangerous possib’ ilities as we heve seen lately, but the Fich looking and delightfully flavored Dr. Hen- ley’s celery, beef and iron, which prevents Rervous decline, maintains bodily vigor and Promotes mente! aud phy ical health, Powsarct opera glasses, HEMrLEn’s, cor. $34. Sea Swett Betieerx Wane.—Don't miss see- ing these beautiful goods. found only at Law- cz & Camatieus’ F-street china store. =~ 1010 F st. now. as. DIMAN, 1206 F street, tem-winder, $23.50— @Laurs ror C CA Soup 14kt. American warranted, at kh ‘eny.—Did noline pictures? I think not, therefore I ad- ‘Vise you to buy pictures for holiday presents. Bee the choice line of water colors "and ps tings, etchings. photogrephs, picture me mouldings, &c., at the art coom cf Bo- litha J. Laws, 1427 Pa. ave. n.w. Errore You Buy your carpets and furniture gee W. H. Hoeke’s stock and get his prices. Grocers, Attestios! Fon Orexixe ORDERS for tea, coffee and spices go to Jounstox, Bros. & Co., 613 New York ave. Cans and caddies free. Picture Frases to order, 1427 Pa, ave. n.w. Mip-Seasos Mank Dow. Don't fail to see the suits and overcoats we've Peduced to #14 E1sewas Ruos., 7th and E. Manufacturiny Clothiers and Tailora, Usrrcy Puesesr. Rochester Lamp. ©. A. Meppoway, 1206 F st. W. S. Frsmen, florist, 1425 Pa ave. nw, Warne to Boy Diavoxps.—Elegunt solitaire diamond rings from $10 to $25, positively the best value offered. Loox at lower righ page. Follow dir Ir You Waxt Mau Christmas send m order Scription only. See advt. this pa once by sub- per. Frse Picrenes, art room, i427 Pa, ave. nw. of New York will give 4 on the Hammond type- to break his record (170 words per mustite.} Those interested are invited to attend, Riggs he parlor. Wednesday evening, December 18, at 5 o'clock. A Famous Tra, blended, in Se. Jouxstox spring leaf vex. Any grocer. Xaas Grrrs. Fine handkerchiefs, dotls (dressed and un- dressed). finest hand-made hoods, fascinators, caps and sacques, A. R. De- LaNo, 1205 F street. We've ax Exxcaxr line of liveries from $15 up. " Eisexas Bros., 7th and E. See tae “Guaxp” Om, Heater. No smoke, odor, pipes or ashes. For sale by 8. 5. Suzpp & Buo., 32 9th st. nw, us (second-hand) Bought and sold. Jusru’s old stand, 619 D st. nw. Wasarvetox PD skp Bezr, go to Jno. R. Kexty, Center market, vth st. wing, tomorrow. Frse Lapres’ Di Tue Cuearrss Fert ington gas light con: Jonsson Bi Vierr the F £31-635 Mase. Bex Your Cosi. Coke and Wood from Joux- vox Brormxus, the leading tim in the Dis trict, nthe market is Wash- i's coke. Exclusive Agents, ing Works, 2 pire Tarravuts Sarton Hats for ladies just re- received, Price $2 Wituert & Rvorr, ud Furriers, $95 Penua. ave. 1427 Pa, ave.n.w Have You a Warcu to Bey?—Gents’ solid gold American stem-winders, Waltham or Ei- ’ size, same kind, $20, ute’ solid 14-karat gold, ditto, $40. jes’ solid 1i-karat gold, ditto, $25. Fine Howard watches worth $100 at $75. Solid silver stem winders, 35. KR. Hannts & Co,, 432 7th st, ‘Tux JouxsT®x dry roast Java coffee. Best in the world. Any grocer has it. Noruixe Detiouts Us More Than when we can please the public, and Burely our $14.95 sale of suits and overcoats in taid-season will please you. & IsEMAN Bros, 7th and E, Manufacturing Clothiers and Tailors, CITY AND_DISTRICT CONDENSED LOCALS. | Rev. Mr. Sharman, who recently died at Preston, England, was’ pastor of the Unitariaa shurch in this city some twenty years ago. Mr. was an earnest ad cite of the cause of home rule. Jesse Lawson read a paper on the labor ‘oblem, its place in economics. lust evening fore the Bethel literary and historical asso- tiation at the Metropolitan A.M.E. church, paper was discussed by Prof. Green, Paul T. Bowen, Messrs.Crommell, Smith and others. Dagiel Mebrling, drawn as a juror of the Criminal Court, was yesterday excused. In the Criminal Court James Franklin shas Miller was tried yesterday for the larceny of $104 from C. B. Chesley September 20, and the Jury disagreeing was discharged Wm. Conners, Albert Johnson'and Wm. Tay- lor were charged with disorderly conduct ata ball in the Cade rmory, O street, last night. They were each fined £5 by Jud James Lewis and Win. Boswe Im the Police Court ye: Ing at the house of Milo Sween: ofa box contuining silver change. ‘was sent to the grand jury. ‘The members of tie W.C.T. union last even- fing gave a reception at th Mrs. Ada M. Hittenbender, Mrs. Maj. J. A. Pickler, dirs. J. (. Bateham, Mra. Beech, Mra. Cameron aad others. In the Police Cou teiored, was fined esterday Henry Nelson, 0 or thirty daye for an ax sault on Amos Evans by stiking him with a shovel of coni. Sarah Carter, charged with the larceny of @14 from Bessie Corbis, in th: i guilty yesterday was yontenced to the Police Court a abont $25. In the Police Court today George R. Dent, a gmail bald-headed colored man, was charged with disorderly conductat a bali at Fishermen's ball last night. The Capital City ;uards celebrated their ninth anniversary by «ball at Grand Army hall last evening. a Cattle Market. At the Union stock yards 84 cattle were on market yesterday and sold to buichers us fol- lows: Best sold from 4c. to 4)gc. per lb.; good, Bige. to 83¢¢.; medium, 3c. to 34c.; common, 2e. to 23{c. 488 sheep and lambs on the mar- ket and all sold. Olid sheep sold from 3c. to c. per Ib, ; lamps sold from Sc. to 6)ge. b+) ie Cows and calves sold from $20 to each. Market for cattle, sheep and lambs was | 7th street, 1620 14th street and 3104 M street, The case | Hotel Fredonia to | THE CHRISTMAS TRADE. HONORING THEIR LEADERS. >. SO WASHINGTON, D.C., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18. 1889 THE COURTS. What Can be Seen in the Stores—Sug-|.The Woman’s Christian Temperance Covat m™ Gusena Ten —Justioes Hlagner gestions to Shoppers. As Christmas approaches the throngs of shoppers increase in numbers. A stroll through the business streets at this time affords much pleasure, for the store windows are filled with most attractive displays of goods and on every hand are scenes of animation. The merchants of the city spread before their cus- tomers a bewildering and tempting array. Wise people consult the advertising columns of Tue Star before going upon shopping tours and thus get well posted in advauce as to the places where they will find what they want, Tae Srar also aids its readers in making their plans for such | expeditions by publishing notices from day to day of the mercautile es- tablishments where goods of the best quality and at reasonable prices can be found. Tne Patats Royat, corner of 12th street and Pennsylvania avenue,has prepared an exposition of holiday goods, comprising every novelty and necessity of the season in the line of ladies’ and gentlemen’s furnishing goods, including an extensive stock of the most exquisite ar- ticles of jewelry for Christmas presents. The Palais Royal, always what its name implies, is at this season of the year a place of surpassing attractions and should be visited as one of the features of Washington by strangers in the city. Itis distinguished no less by the quality of its goods than by the charm of its appoint- ments. In gloves, handkerchiefs, jewelry, um- brellas, vases, pocket books, card cases, leather writing tables, valises, bric-a-brac and in- numerable articles the Palais Royal exposition is a world’s fair all by itself. Persons in search of presents will find out of the almost con- fusing variety in this great bazar something to stit any taste. It issurprising what beautiful things can be bought for little money. “Christmas Morning” is the name of a hand- some panel card which Tue Great ATLANTIC Axp Paciric Tea Company give with one pound of tea, two pounds of coffee or one pound of baking powder. ‘This offer is only open until the 25th of the month and the chance to get Your tea and coffee and a Christmas present at the same time had best be accepted at once. ‘This establishment has stores at 501 and 503 Georgetown. Sven's port grape wine is a table Inxury fit Petes for Christmas time. It is old and rich in ody. Diamonds! There is a present for your wife or sweetheart, I. Hannis & Co., 432 7th street, have any number of these precious jewels. Ear ings, rings, &c.. are to be found here in ever varying shapes and fashions, It usually snows sometime during the holi- days and everybody needs good thick shoes; and then again what makes a better present for a man than a pair of comfortable and tasteful Union Holds a Reception. The parlors at the Fredonia were gay with flowers last night and filled with distinguished people, To an uninitiated one the affair pre- sented the appearance of an ordinary sccial gathering rather elaborate in character, but it was more. The Woman's Christian temper- ance union of the District were doing honor to some of the most distinguished of the national W.C.T.U. One lady thus honored was Ada M. Bittenbender, a woman with strong and yet feminine face and severely smoothed hair. She is a lawyer and the legal adviser of the Na+ tional W.C.T.U. Mrs. Bittenbender is the superintendent of legislation for the or- ganization and she will spend the winter in Washington keeping her eyes on Congress and attending to this end of a con- certed movement to work up a public senti ment in favor of a prohibition amendment to the constitution, Next to Mrs, Bittenbender stood Mrs, J. C. Bateham of Ohio, another woman capable of si page Bla pie ea 4 blows in the interest of her department. She is the superintendent of the National Sabbath observance department and is keeping a sharp eye on Congress in the interests of District bill for the purpose _of establishing Sabbath observance in this city. ‘The right of women to vote is another burning Yesterday—Rogers tion that defendant Pre the printing refused. Moses agt. Taylor; es uy the trial calen- dar, No. 142, McGill agt. W! submitted, eeler; Yesterday-Lewisagt. Washington and town railroad company; verdict for plaintiff for €1,000. Ward agt. Iniand and Seaboard coast- ing company; verdict for defendant. Equrrr Cournt—Judge Coz. cee Gite, agt. Shreve; reference to auditor, Cowling agt. Cowling; sale finally con- firmed. Proctor agt. Fitzgerald: appeal bond fixed at $1,000. Latrobe agt. McKee: motion to extend time and dismiss bill overruled. Whit- ing agt. Whiting; testimony before W. Herbert Smith ordered taken. Green agt. Green; writ of garnishment quashed. CurmttxaL Court—Chief Justice Bingham, Yesterday—Hiram Smith, larceny from per- son; committed to reform school during minor- ity.’ Thomas Vanderlip, larceny and false pre- tenses; pleaded not guilty: committed in default of bail, Jarhes Franklin, larceny; jury disagree and discharged. Benjamin Foster and Samuel barah? robbery; verdict guilty; fou years in the Albany penitentiary, Lerrer Frox A Crrneyman. GRATEFUL ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF CURES BY THE CULICURA REMEDIES. question with these women, and standing there with the other leaders was the superintendent of this branch, Mrs. Major J. A. Pickler, South Dakota, who has done much to advance the in- terest of franchise for women in her section, and then there was Miss H. Beach of Colorado, who is the state superintendent of the lbs aa ist department, and Miss E. 8. Cameron of Cal- ifornia, the state superintendent of Sabbath observance department. The parlors were crowded with the local members and their guests, and the District president, Mra, La Fetra, wag kept busy discharging her dutics as hostess. Among those present were Judge and Mrs. H. B. Moulton, Mr. and Mrs, Shelton, Rey. L. H. and Mrs, Pearce of Elmira, N.Y.. Mrs. H. K. Perley, Mrs. E. M. Marble, Mra. Ralston, Judge and Mrs, McDowell, Susan A. Edsen, Mra, Mil- ler, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Wood, Mrs. RF. Thompson, Mrs. Robert Corben, the Misses Ramsey, Mrs. Pollok, Mrs. Clara Colbey, Sena- tor Blair, Hon. J. A. Pickler, Mr. and Mrs, F. M. Bradley, Mrs. Shipway. Mr. and Mrs, Platt, Col. 8. P. Lee, Miss Kessler, Mise Anderson, Mr, and Mrs. Pridley, Mrs. B. R. Catlin, Mr. and Mrs. Williams, Mr. Catlin, Miss Emma Wheeler, Rey. C.W. Baldwin, Mrs. M.K.Church, Miss Ida Hinman, Mrs. Dr. Windsor, Miss Cope- lin, Mrs, K, L. Bruce, Mrs, Rusk, Mr. and Mrs, B. H. Platt, Mrs, L. A. Leggett, Mrs. L.J. Long, Hon. and Mrs, J, Kerr, br, aud Mrs. Power, Dr. and Mrs, G. H. Corey, Hon, J. A, King and Mr. Philp. ppers? So there is every inducement to make acall at 722 7th street and look over J. Brock’s fine assortment of these goods. Two hundred and nine Pennsylvania avenue is a center for hats, and what is better the goods are sold at one-half the usual prices, Plain figures and one price are the mottoes of the establishment. Handsome presents are what you want to get, and if at the same time you can secure a bar- gain why so much the better. If you really wish to effect this combination why take a glance at the varied assortment at 8S. W. Av- GENsTEIN’S, $17, $19 and 821 7th street. Almost every species of goods known to the American shopper is to be found displayed in tempting at this establishment, The Staxpanp Soe Hovse haa its head- quarters at $24 7th street, and the man, women or child that is unable to find what he or she wants at this store would be harder to fit than Cinderella. Shoes in kangaroo, shoes in don- gola, in calf or in kid are here in endless va- riety to suit every taste and every purse, J. W. Boreen & Sox, 923 Pennsylvania avenne northwest, have some of the prettiest and daintiest designs in Dresden, Royal Wor- cester, Crown Devon and Adderly ware. Bric- a-brac, glass ware, piano and banquet lamps and a rare variety of holiday goods. The choicest foreign and domestic manufactures, The bargains offered in boots and shoes by Ws. Hany & Co, at |their stores, 816 7th etrect northwest. 1922 Pennsylvania avenue west, and 231 Pennsylvania avenue, Capitol Hill, are something quite marvelous, They carry com- plete stocks of everything in men’s, ladies’ and children’s wear, and are making special rates | for December trade, Some pretty and useful holiday presents. For anything in draftsmen’s or engineers’ supplies, photographic outfits, artists’ materials, picture frames, &c., Scumipt's store at 504 9th street and his branch at 1722 Pennsylvania avenue are headquarters. Some special holi- day features are offered. E. B. Barnum & Co., 931 Pennsylvania ave- nue, are offering some specialties in livery overcoats of the latest New York styles, green, blue, drab or wine colored, plain or metal but- tons. choice selections of everything in their line of goods, For holiday presents in the line of decorated china, pottery and glassware, no more at- tractive assortment cap be found than at M. W. Bevenrer’s, 1009 Pennsylvania avenue north- west. Every production of art that could adorn wall, shelf or table is there in the per- fection of color and design. Visitors are re- ceived till 8 p.m. L. Heian one price shoe house, 402 7th street, is offering all goods at a ten per cent discount for the holiday trade, Calf aud grain boots and everything in foot wear in rubber or leather. Pretty styles in slipp Handsome holiday souvenir. This house is making its mark, and making it in such plain figures that it can be read by all. See the old lady in the window. Tux Par, 812 7th street northwest, is offer- ing the largest selection of toilet sets in the city at reduced prices. Some elegant English goods, prettily decorated, also hand-painted sets. Tue Fazn’s stock of holiday goods is something quite beyond description, their stock Jone being greater than could grow on tof Christmas trees. The reader must visit Tue Farm to understand the multitude of attractions it offers. The genius of the world has contributed to produce the myriad designs in holiday novelties to be found there, M. W. Gaur, Bro. & Co., 1107 Pennsylvania avenue, have a larger and richer stock of jew- elry than ever before, including every produc. tion of the goldsmith’s art. Their line of dia. monds, watehes and lesser ornaments possesses the greatest variety and beauty, and nothing that could be wished or dreamed of is wanting. ‘They have made special purchases for the holi- day trade, and Christmas shopping will be in- complete without a call at their house. S. Hawrprecnt, 1133 7th street n.w., carries a fine lot of imported German canary birds, every kind of bird food, and all styles and novelties in cages. G. L. Wixp & Bros., 709 7th street, have some great bargains in used pianos, sold for and of celebrated makes. Hvuoo, Worx & Co., 925 7th street n.w., are offering some special bargains in pianos for December. Instruments of best make and exquisite finish on easy terms, They are agents for the Sohmer pizno, Tux Arcastic CLoruixa Co., 912 F street n.w., having arranged to improve their ouild- ing, are disposing of their stock of men’s and | boys’ ciothing at prices that surprise cus- tomers. They have in stock an excellent variety of all lines of clothing and furnishing goods, that are being closed out almost regardiess of cost, and just in time for the hoiitay season, —_—.—__. \° The Hebrew Feast of Light. | The feast of light, one of the joyous festivais of the Hebrews, was begun last evening. lights of chanueca” were kindled in the homes as well as in the synagogues, Inall the syna- gogues at the Friday evening service the can- will be lighted. In the houses this beauti- ceremony is observed, and each might an additional light is added antil they number eight. Tue Prenxneynvasta Rartgoan's Horwway Rares.—Holiday excursion tickets wil! be sold December 21, 1889, to January 1, 1890, valid | for return until Logue bey 18%. inclusive, at {two cents per mile, ‘The ordinary excursion tickots only will be sold from Washington to Baitimore and to Philadelphia and New York at the usual rates and limits, arc 2D ‘Tue Tavstexs’ Save at Auction of the Hun- gar wine vaults, 922 9th street, tomorrow, and Saturday, at 10 a.m. and 7:30 p.m., by Rateliffe, Darr & Co., auctioneers, affords a rare opportunity to secure fine wines and liquors for the holidays, See the advertise- ment, ——__— J. Jay Govno's store is a perfect wonderland for ladies and children. x! Imponrtaxr.—An opportunity will be offered to parties who are unable to attend the regular sales at Thomas Dowhng’s of ‘Turkish te aud rugs (which are 11 a.m. and 3 p.m.) to urchase between those hours at sale. it is understood the sale atauction will longer et be con- tinued for several days mentioned above. the hours . Their stock is large and consists of | | cash or on the installment plan, Good as new, | “The i between stations on the Penusylvunia railroad | —— The Theaters Next Week. ALBavou's.—The production of the New York Casino version of ‘the Brigands” at Albaugh's next week will be in every respect different from that which has previously been seen in this city. The libretto is the work of W. S. Gil- bert, and is said to be equally as good as any of his later works and fully as entertaining and amusing as his librettos of “Pinafore” and ‘‘The Mikado.” The music is from the pen of Jacquee A MINISTER AND HIS LITTLE BOY CURED OF OBSTINATE SKIN DISEASES BY TEE CUTI- CURA REMEDIES. PRAISES THEM EVERY- WHEREIN THE PULPIT, HOME AND IN THE STREET. For about thirteen years I have been troubled with eczema or some other cutsneous disease which all remedies fuiled tocure. Hearing of the CUTL REMEDIES I resolved to xive th chased one bottle of CUTICURA box of CUTICURA and one cake of CULICURA SOA2. I followed the directions carefully, and it affords ime muuch pleasure to say that before using two boxes of the CUTICURA, four cakes of CUTICURA SOAP and one bottle of CUTICURA KESOLVENT I was entirely cured, In addition to my own case my baby boy, then about five months old, was suffering with what I supposed to be the same disease as mine to such an extent that his head was couted over with a solid scab, from which there was s constant dow of pus which was sickening to look upon, besides two large tumor-like kernels on the back of bis head. ‘Thanks to you aud your wonder- ful CULICULA KEMEDiES his is perfectly well and the kernels have been scattered so that there is only one little place by his left exr, and that is heal- ing nicely, Instead of a coating of scabs he has a fine coat of hair, much better than that which was de- stroyed by the disease. T would that the whole world of sufferers from skin and blood diseuses knew the value of your CUTICURA REMEDIES as I do. ‘The CUTICURA SOAP and CUTICURA RESOLVENT arecach worth ten times the price at which they are sold, Ihave never used any other toilet soap in my honse since I bought the first cake of your CULICURA SOAP. I would be inhuman as well as ungrateful should I fail to speak well of and recommend your CUTICURA REMEDIES to every suiferer who came in my reach, Ihave spoken of it and sail continue to speak of it from the pulpit, in the homes and in the streets, Praying that you may live long and do others the same amount of food you have done me and my child, I remain yours gratefully, Rev. C. M. MANNING, Box 28, Acworth, Ga, Offenbach with some exceedingly clever inter- polations by Mr. Gustave Kerker, the musical director of the Casino. The placing of ‘The Brigands” upon the stage marks tlie greatest advance known in the history of operatic pro- ductions. Mr. Aronson has combined all the latest stage effects of this country and Europe, and the result has proven how far we are ahead of our foreign cousins in this line of work. ‘The presentation of “The Brigands” is said to far surpass the famous production of “Erminie” and “Nadjy,” which established such a high standard for the Casino management, Bisov.—Seats are now on sale for the en- wement of the popular soubrette Lizzie Evans at Harris’ Bijou theater, She has two new plays, “The Buckeye” and “Our Angel,” both of which are said to be adapted to her | popes style. Her songs and ces have een as popular as ever elsewhere, porting company also has met with app: Kerx —The athletes of the city will have an inning at Kernan’s next week. Every even- ing during that time Greek George, who wrestled so Chemegbe A with Muldoon, and Capt. H. B, Williams will wrestle catch as catch can and also from horseback, which will be a novelty in this city. Manager Kernan offers a purse of 2250 forthe one gaining the greatest number of falis during the week. oo Elections of Officers. The annual election of officers of Columbia council, No. 46, American legion of honor, took place last night. Wm. A. Taylor, commander, second term; Julius Baumgarten, vice com- mander, second term; Julius Abbott, secretary, seventh term; Lewis Mundheim, financial sec- retary, ninta term, R. ©. Cassell, treasurer, second term; Mrs. I, Mundheim, orator, second | term; M. G. Sauter, sentry, sixth term; M. May, warden; A. J. Haislip, guide; representatives to CUTICURA REMEDIES resold everywhere. Price, CUTICURA, 50c.; SUAP, 25e ; RESOLVENT, #1. Prepared by the POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston, \d for “How to Cure Skin Diseases,” 64 pages, ions and 100 testimonials IMPLES, BLACK-HEADS, CHAPPED AND OILY Sibi Preveuted by CUTICUKA MEDICATED OLD FOLKS’ PAINS. Full of comfort for all Pains, Iuflammation aud Weukness of the Aged is the CUTICUKA ANTI-PAIN PLASTER, the first and only pain-killing Strengthen- tog Hees: New, instantaneous und infallible, w 10 Pres Cexr Ovr Fon Casu. Now is a good time to purchase your CHRISTMAS GIFTS while we are running off our stock of FINE WOOLEN and SILK GOODS at a discount of ten ver cent for cash, You will find itaclear saving of one- tenth of your purchases, and nothing would have induced us to make the sucrifice but that we ace over- Jnden with a large quantity of expensive goods and can not afford to carry them over. We hardly need uame the articles or price, as all who have dealt with us are aware that we carry one of the lsrgust assortinents of FINE FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS in SILKS, VELVETs, SATINS, BROADCLOTHS and FINE WOOLENS, in fact, one of the largest assortments of FINE DKESS GOODS to be found in this city. And we wish to dispose of them this ecason, and whether we wake or lose on them now is our time to sell and we intend to do so, ONE PRICE IN PLAIN FIGUBES, W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 1113 Tue Dinse Roow. 1113 What would be more appropriate for an XMAS GIFT thun any of the following 417-6 graud lodge, W. Taylor, Lewis Mundheim, Julius Abbott and Levi Hummer. At the annual election of Harmony council, No. 191, A. L. of H., the following were elected: Geo, E. Dunster, commander; E. B, Murray, vice commander; Wm. M. Bass, secretary- Michaelis, collector; J. Brock, treasurer; A, A, Rock, chaplain; Mr, Blake, guide; Wm. H. Wessells, orator; M. Sizer, warden, and J. W. Williams, sentry Charles P. Stone post, 11,G.A.R., has elected the following officers: R.J. Beall, re-electedcom- mander; J, W. Bradbury, 8.V.C.; L. F. Calli J.V.C., ‘re-elected; J. D. Bradburn, chaplain; Jos. Bury, surgeon; E. J. Pyles, 0.D.; M. J. Santer, O.G. Also the following representa- tives: George 8. King, J. D. Carroll, John W. Bradbury, Peyton Scrivener, Thomas J, Phil- lips; alternates, L. F. Callan, John Dunn, M, J, Sauter, W. M. Laporte, J. E. Collins. ‘The National Iudian defense association - terday elected officers as follows: Rey. Alex. Kent, president; Rev. Simon Domer and Prof, Bernard T. Janney, Washington, D.C., Chas, Rhoades, Philadelphia, Pa., Wm. C. Ivens, : \.J., Commodore Wm. Voorhis, Nyack, N.Y., Rev. A. A. Miner, D.D., Boston, Mass., Dr. Fordyce Grinnell, Carlisle, Pa., and Col. G. W. Harkins, Tishomingo, LT., vice presidents; Nathan Bickford, recording secre- | tary; Dr. T. A. Bland, corrresponding secre- | tary: C. B. Shafer, treasurer. “Capt. Andrew Callioux camp, Sons of Vet- erans,’' division of Maryland, last night elected the following officers for the ensuing year: Japtain, U. W. Hall; first lieutenant, U, G. Diack; second lieutenant, 8, J. Gant; chaplain. Allen Thomas; camp council, U. G. Black, A | Queenan und A. Thomas; delegate 10 conven- | tion, Alfred Queenan; alternate, Jas. Allen, piscine scabdasi Thrown From His Wagon and Killed. Monday afternoon Mr. Lorenzo Rice, while driving a young horse, was thrown from his carriage at the corner of 6th and C streets | southwest. His head struck the curb and he | was picked up im an unconscious condition, | He was taken to his home, 490 Maine avenue, and died last evening without recovering con- | sciousness, Mr. Rice was eighty-six yeurs of | age and had been a resident uf this city since 1309. He was engaged in the carpet-cleaning business, —.__ Masonic Installation. St. John’s lodge, No. 11, V.A.A.M., has in- stalled the following officers to serve the en- suing Masonic year: Harry Standiford, W.M.; | Alexander McKenzie, 8,W.; John M. Kline, J. W.; John C. Fill (thirteenth term), secretary; Charles J. Watson (eleventh term), treasurer; | E. A. Heilig, 8.D.;E, H. Snyder, 3.D.; RB, Al | Dellett, 5.8.; Wm. M. Hannay, J.8.; Dongld G. $ Charles J. Wright, tiler; P.G.M. , jr., trustce, Tragedy in a Peaceful Home. Mrs. Charles Keifer, wife of a cornet player, was fatully burned at Louisville Monday night, She was sitting beside a work table, when her | two-year-old boy Ernest pulled the cover off | the table, bringing the lamp down also, The | lamp exploded, throwing burning oil over the | mother und bey and two other children, The mother died of her injuries yesterday and | Ernest is very low, The other children will | recover. ee ee | Marine Band Concert in Philadelphia. | ‘The “Star Course” entertainments in Phila- delphia this year embraces a series of band music concerts given by the United States Ma- | riue band, led by John Phillip Sousa, The second of these concerts was given last evening at the Academy of Music in the presence of a large audience. The vocal soloists were Mlle. Jeane Henry, contralto, and Mr. Herndon Mor- sell, tenor. Mr. Frederic 8, Law accompanied the vocal solos. The vocal soloists were much applauded and evidently gave much satisfac- tion. Mr. Morsell~ ’s ‘Star of My Heart” and “Love's Sorrow” by Shelley, be- Strelezki. Miss 's Holmes, program bth; from. spright iy seers Nicolai’ — Ser Se a ‘At Trinidad, Col, the United States livery beaiye with was forty horses, was burned yesterday, articles for the DINING TABLE: ASilver TEA SET or one of first qr. Plate, A Silver Salad Bowl, a pairof Lor on Dishes, A pair of Handsome Kepousse Comports. A Repousse SILVEK FERN DISH. A dozen or more SILVER SPOONS or FORKS. A SOUP TUREEN or Lock Handle Vegetable Dish A MEAT DISH, 14, 16, 18 or 20 inch, A doz, or more Pearl, Ivory or Plated KNIVES, A Case of CARVERS. three, five or seven pieces. A pair of CANDELABRUNS, 3, 4 or 5 lights, WHICH ARE 26 PER CENT LOWER IN PRICE THAN FORMERLY. HARRIS & SHAFER, Unsoreiias Ann Caxes. We open today a choice selection of ISAAC SMITH'S SONS: UMBRELLAS AND CANES, embracing the newest designs in Gold, Silver and Bweet-scented Wocd. SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR PRESENTS TOLADIES OR GENTLEMEN, B. H. STINEMETZ & SONS, HATTERS AND FURRIERS, 1237 Penusylvania ave. 47-1m, oc8-3m_ | Cunsras Furs: Large stock of reliable Furs Just opeued for Christ- nas presents. Porsiau and Seal Shoulder Capes: a combination both effective aud stylish. Skunk Shoulder Capes, with Queen Aune aud rolling collur. Astruchan Capes in every style of collar frou. #10 to $20, Seal Capes withevery style of collar. Monkey Capes at $16 to 4. Sealskiu Jackets, Sacques and Visites at New prices. Gray Astrachun Capes for ladies aud Wisses Preseptation Umbrel!as and Canes in all the novelties. Baby Carriages, Kobes and Fur sucques for children, ‘Comchiwen's Capes, Driving Gloves and Kobes. of fio’ sud Misses? Mutts and Lous in every vurloty fur. Fur‘I'rimming aud Muffs to mateh in all fury sold. i ego suid as low es oa in America, we Lav it etock to select from. 2 the area NUE S NUOEF, Hatters aud Furriers, nlv-3m 80S Venus) ivauia ave, Cuorcesr Vanterz oF FANCY CHRISTMAS GOODS, WN. W. BURCHELL, aia . 1326 Fst, mw, 1602 Tm Sx. N.W. We carry the famous “Daisy” Black Hose for Ladies and Childreu, 25c. a pair, absolutely FAST BLACK. Children's Fast Black Howe, 2 pairs for 250, Fruit of Loom Muslin, 64. yard. ¥ull liue of Stamped Goods at very low prices, Im- ported Zephyr, 5c. an ounce, ooz-tm WM. 0, VIERBUCHEN, 1602 7th st. nw. G. T. KEEN, TAILOR, 414 Oth ot. ow. nes, Garland et al.; mo- “For 25 years I have suffered with sciatic rheuma- 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 agony all the time. In December I commenced taking Hood's Sar- saparilla, After the second bottle I was able to be out and around and attend to business I took five bottles, and am nowse free from rheumatism that only occa sionally I feel it slichtly on a sudden change of weather. Ihave «reat confidence in Hood's Sarsapa- rilla"—CHAKLES HANNAH, Christie, Clarke Co., Wis, HOOD’S SARSAPARILLA Sold by all druggists, $1: six for @5, Prepared only by C. L HOOD & CO, Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. 5 CITY _1TEMS. We Make a Specialty of Lamps. Handsome Presents. Cc. A. Muppniax, it 1206 F street, Compulsory removal sale at The Fair, 812 7th st. nw. als Nuts! Nuts!! N juts! New Nuts. Fine mixture. Low prices, 1t* M.& P. Metzen, 417 7th st, aww We are Giving Away no secret when we say that our line of 50c. Neckwear is the finest in town. Fuanc, One Price, It 7th and D. Walter ©. Scott & Co. supply the trade only with Full Weight Cigars, No goods sold at retail. it Bargains for Clocks, Jewelry and Silver Ware. free. Frank's, 461 P P.R. Whisky 65c. Qt.; $2.50 Gal. California Muscatel Wine, 30c. qt. California Port Wine, 80c. qt. California Sherry Wine, 30c. qt Mixed Nuts (ail new), 7 Ibs. $1. Pure Fresh Candy, § Ibs, $1. Preserves, 2 Ibs. at 25c. it P. R. Witsox, 934 7th st, From the Boston Fire. At Tue Oxrove, 522 7th street. A big lot of Wet Dress Ginghams and Canton Flanneis at one-balf their original price. 1t Do Not Purchase a penny’s worth of Nuts or Candy until you see our stock and prices, Also fine Chocolate Creams. t* M. & P. Metzcer, 417 7th st, nw. Got to move.—Read The Fair ad, on 4th page. nls Fred. Brown’s Ginger is particularly re- commended as a tonic to persons recovering from fever or other diseases, and promptly re- lieves all pains in the stomach from whatever cause, At all druggists, 1t There is Nothing so good after dinner as a Fall Weight Cigar. Pern Haus, 9th bet. D and it Xmas cards half price to teachers at Gourp's. 9 Coffee.—When need of Good Coffee call onus, Gran. Sugar at cost. 1* M. &. P.M T2GER, 417 7th st, new, A Chance for All. Look at this.—The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea company, 501 and 503 7th st., cor. 7th and Ests. n.w. Best Granulated Sugar, 7 cents in 10-pound lots to any oue buying Tea, Coffee or Buking Powder from us, If you want a cup of perfect Coffee or Tea use A. and P, Condensed Aik. Don't miss our new panel entitled “Christmas Morning.” ‘These panels are to be given away to all pur- chasers of 50 cts. worth of Teas, Coffees or Baking Powder during the week commencing Monday, December 16, Size 14x29, all ready for hanging. €Z°Grand opening day Monduy, December 16. A handsome souvenir given ‘to all pur- chasers of Teas and Coffees. Remember Our Stores: 503 7th st. n.w., 1620 i4th 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. Newton H. Bowmay, 416-6¢ 5 ‘Turkeys.—We beg to inform you we will have a large number of Very Fine Turkeys for Xmas. ‘his poultry is raised, fattened and dreused for us and is the finest to be had. itt M. & P. Metzen, 417 7th st, nw, Gould’s Wonder Store, 421 9th. Open until 8:30, dl2-12* Christmas, — Watches, Engraving For Xmas. My own importation London furnished Mo- rocco Bugs, with Solid Sterling Silver Top Bot- tles ard Solid Ivory Back Brushes. Sole Leather Dressing Cases and Brush Sets. Two ouly London Wicker Ball Dress ‘Trunks, 33 and 40 inch, James 8, Topuam, dl13-e05t 1231 Peun, ave. nw, $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 Sewing Machine Office, 7th and H. Send postal for Lilustrated Catalogue, 412,14,16,18,20 a Sherry Wine.—Two (2) butts, 150 gallons each, direct importation from Jerez, Spain, Unequaled in quality and price. 1 XM. & P. Merzorn, 417 7th, To Hang onthe X-mas Tree. One of those Fine Silk Plush Bags, contain- ing Ladies’ Pure Para Rubbers, that don't shp off the heel and will outwear 4 pairs ordinary rubbers, only 5c. Wa. Haus & Co.'s, 816 7th st, —1922 Pa, ave.—231 Pa. ave. ae. d13,16,18,23-4¢ J. Jay Gould's Wonder Store, 421 9th st, 10* Over 10,000 Fine Hats, half usual prices, American Hat Co.’s Fali Styles Fine Derbys, in large, small and Dunlap shapes, 9c. to 71.50. Lest Hat made, $2. 209 Pennsylvania ave., opp. Botanical Gardens, Plain figures, One price. 13,14,16,18,20,21, 23424" Phillips? Digestible Cocoa now being served at C. C. Buyay’s, 1413New York ave, Call and try a cup. dl4-co Pipes! Pipes! Pipes!!! Great variety. Lowest prices, 1* M. & P. Merzaxn, 417 7th st, nw. fet ie ated The Thing We Desire to Say is that we don’t want you to depend upon fancy adjectives and breezy advertisements alone—find some happy possessor of the White—ask them how they like it, aud the answer will come Tax Warts ts Kixe, Srauy, Fiske & Co., n27-wks 427 9th st. now, Do Not throw away your money, but when in need of a good liniment buy Salvation Oil. Only 25 cents. 3 We Carry the Largest supply of Bottled Goods in the city, and the constantly increas- ing sules of our Fine Whisky at $3 per gal., 75c. for a quart bottle, attest its superiority and ex- cellence, Lyncu’s, 9th st. near D n.w. d7s,w-7t For Cheap, Quick Fire Buy Washington Gas Com d7-3m Cigars! Cigars! Cigars!!! We have just issued a price list of our Fine Havana Cigars, which can be had at our Cigar Department or will be mailed to any one upon bag se Cigars by the box a specialty, é can save you money. 1* M. & P. Metzorn, 417 7th n.w, Manitou Mineral Water Com; Manitou, Col, the Most Refreshing Netural i heoed Mineral Water known; also c Ginger | ampagne. For sale by all druggists. Cuantes 230-Lm Kusemer, Agent, 737 7th st. n.w. Suow, tree toys, scrap pictures, tinsel. Gould's, Buy a Machine with a Reputation. Earned by forty years of faithful service, eeler & Wilson's New High Arm No, 9, an 180N Mya. Co,, 437 9th st. n.w. Srecut Awxovncemenr. BARTHOLOMAY BREWERY CO. of Rochester, N. LO, ee Jeet pure iy rot diet bait cenit i ate and it Fecommended sud {ndoreed aby prominent iatie Miemsistne Sais ea os ‘case, two: bottle, $1.50. Es te city. ny part of 2 adiscount to the trade, EES Bre meres so AMUSEMENTS. 4 LBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE, FAREWELL ENGAGEMENT DISTINGUISHED La Under the Direction Tonight ot 8 <fret time night. TRAGEDIAN, jue Pi SATURDAY MG, G Next Week—C. OMPANY. ais LWAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE —Next Week. IRST TIME HERE OF THE NEW YORK CASINO VERSION OF OFFENBACH AND GILBERT'S SPARKLING OPERETTA, THE pon, B RR 6GG. BBB RIG RRR Il G BB E RUG oo RU GGG aa Presented by the Famous RUDOLPH AKONSON COMIC OPERA COMPANY, ‘The Original Cast Including, SELLING OF SEATS Lillian Russell, ‘annie Ki belle Urquhart, BEGINS TOMORROW Anns O'K ele. Se" MORNING ore olmiss jury Hallam, Richard AT 9 AM. Max Lube. ‘The Opera produced under the direction of Mr. Max Freeman, Director of mucic, Mr. Gustave Kerker. LBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE, ONE CONCERT ONLY-SATURDAY NIGHT, DE- CEMBER 21. ° SARY JUBILEE COMBINATION, Band—Famous Soloists. Vorsl Artiste “Hineing Steel Anv rey ais 00 RRR ERE > REO * GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL, Directed in person by MK P. 5. GILMORE, the World's Greatest Bandmaster, in celebration of the twenticth auniversary of the BOSTON PEACE JUBILE MME, BLANCHE. MISS JENNIE DI he Vocal Artists TORE BAR: ic eft WH H e. PRAT SEATS ARE Ni Reserved seats—81 _ : JK E488 NEW WASHINGTON THEATER. Eleventh st. south of Pennsylvania avenue, The Paiace Vaudeville Theater of America, The Great NEW YORK STAK SPECIALTY COMPANY, Mati: nT A agree soe atinees Tuesday, sbureday und Saturday. ihext ‘Week—HARRY WATSON'S Gungress of, 8 ee. ot VILLARD HALL. MONDAY EVENING, December 23, 1889, Rm. NOON MonseLL Late of the Boston Ideal Opera Company, Wath THE IDEAL MINSTREL TROUPE, Admission, Gallery ike music store, 1311 F street 3. charge. ATIONALIST CLUB, No. 1, 09 F street nw, ‘The second bimonthly Lecture will be delivered by Mr. A. CLANCY on WEDNESDAY NIGHT at 8 Subject: THE OLD AND THE NEW. 417. CANTATATA TEMPERANCE PICNIC AT ODD Fellows" Hall, Sth «t. se (Navy Yard), WEDNES- AY is Dec. 30 o'clock, unde: the spicesof “Our Union Band of Hope.” 'Aduiscion cents, alee AKKIS* BIVOU THEATER. Week of December 16, Matinees Tuesday, Thurs- aud Seturday. Supported by Me; Gustave Levick, in m y Mr. Gustavus Lev Mr. DAVID BELASCU'S FAMOUS DRAMA, LA BELLE KUSSE.” in . without extra al7-st and 50 cents. Children under 12 years all Mats Holidays Exce} ‘We IZLE EVANS 417 N*Y NATIONAL THEATER. MONDAY, DECEMBER 16, Matinees Wednesday and Saturday. MR. E. H. OO TTTT H H EER RRR NN N ss 9% T HH KE RR NNN me 83 ETE ERE Sgg8 #688 Eee BOBS RS IN LORD CHUMLEY. BATURDAY NIGHT, DECEMBER 21, Request Performance of the HIGHEST BIDDER. REGULAR PRICES WILL PREVAIL Next Week—The LYCEUM THEATER COMPANY sn “OUK FLAT.” aie THEATER, Monday Dee iocand dating’ ihe londay,, Dee, DEVENE'S BUROPE SS BP Eo EE Ae COMPANY. Matiuees, Monday,Weduesday, Fi and Sat nights, 10, 2U, 30 and 50 cent, 0. 20'aud 30 conte. ‘aae-or Admission, ees, i S480N oF 1889 AND "90. THE WILHELMJ CLUB, JOSEF KASPAR, Conductor, Will give the usual Three Concerts in the UNIVERSALIST CHURCH, Cor, 13th and L sta 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. BSnb- scription lists at the mUsic stores. Seats may be se- lected at Metzerott's, beginning December 2. d14-13t pps LECTURE OF THE COURSE ar CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 20, 1889, By the celebrated platform speaker, JOSEPH COOK, Subject:—ULTIMATE AMERICA, Tickets to be had st Ellis’ and at the door, Admission, 50c. ABEL JENNESS, With a Magnificent Wardrobe, including $1,000 OF ELEGANT DRESSES: Just added, will Lecture on a14-6t 3 bene quods are manufactured PIIYSICAL DEVELOPMENT AND ARTISTIC DRESS | and will be soid at 33 ceuts on At The CHUKCH OF OUR FATHER, Corner 13th and Lsts., ‘WEDNESDAY EVENING, DEC. 18. Tickets, 50 cents, on sale at Free's Library, Bren- tano's, Ellis’ Music Store and st the door. 414, 17,18" Fiz Bazaar ant ‘0 be held by. GEN. JOHN A. ean CAMP, No. 2, ns of Vet Under the auspices of Comrades of the Grand Army 2 the Hepublic, ar WILLARD i December 9 to 19, 1 be femal eacto cet, Mote ease 0 erate onered for sale at living prices. ps0d7-1it ) Fpaeeeal MUSIU HALL, COR. 9TH AND D STS., WASHINGTON. D. OG, OPENING CONCERT, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1888 For the Benefit of the CUILDEEN'S HOSPITAL, ‘Under the Direction of HERR NIKISCH. ‘The following Distinguished Artists have kindly ‘consented to appear: ‘Miss MARIE DEOOA, Soprano, of Washington, i and Miss ADELE MARGULIES, Pianist. Monsieur THEOPHILE MANOURY, Baritone, (iis first appearance in America). ‘Mr, LEOPOLD LICHTENBERG, Violinist. Mr. VICTOR HERBERT, ‘Cellist, ‘Mr. RAFAEL JOSEFFY, Pianist, of the faculty of the . NATIONAL CONSERVATORY OF MUSIO, NEW YORK, ‘and the celebrated, big om | gatat EL ____ AMUSEMENTS, HE CYCLERIES, 1406 N. ¥, AVE., WILL GUAR aptee to leach Yon to Kide the ladies @3, t pxcial bowrs iting mai ‘school in U. RSION __ STAGE EXCU ARLINGTON—F AGE LINE AT 2.39 2. aMROTON zany FrAOr NE A239 streets, joene and groumdes bik. Leoves Tad See 613 dhe ow, als-3m oors BRR coo : 2% A EE Eats BR AA 3 eo £3 i NNW bus 24 oo 24 ER 4 ur vaults, We NE SEDUCE! u STC ONE A Le wae EG Tan yack ‘Ger Stock must be sold FRENC : 42, 280., one-balt Only two sets of Glove and Handkerchief Boxes. 25.89 and 86.50 per set, Orivinal prices were @1 nd 8135 per ser. S SOLID Bitass STANDING MIRROR @5, ree. ar price #1 alleilky ac BSc, 1.25, @2.3% Salleh, ae Se, rc bh double "3 AND FANS at aesuar ise ER WE ARE SELLING OUT RE F PROFIT. 90 oo TTT = BRE % OM THT S Hi 83 83 N XN 00 600 Sut 5 417 421 Lith st. mw. above Ps. ave. BR > a UE NAGS S gs BE AA ie at Fry ud “ = POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, SEVENTH ST. PRICES THE LOWEST OR MONEY WILL BR REFUNDED. AN UNPRECEDENTED SHOWING or HOLIDAY GOops, Onr stock embraces everything for both use and on pament. People are too sensible nmwndays to be attracted by and to believe the extrarayant hv ad lines of an aderrtine ment which has nothing but “rag” and “talk” at the back of it, Weare unfortunate in having but two windows to make a display of the thirty-tive different departments of our establishment, but we ask of you ownparison 500 | of the stuck and prices af every ome of ur departments Ng | with others and we ere confident of what the remit wis SPECIAL REDUCTION OF PRICES IN HOLIDAY TABLE SETS (Cloths and Napkins to Match). 5 Taha ete rateeet 0 700 “ 100 dozen of Extra Heavy All-linen Table Napking; size, %. Reduced from €3.50 TO $2.90 PER DOZEN. would call your attention to the large stock of TABLE LINENS bought by us especially for the Holiday trade aud marked extremely iow. CLEARING SALE oF PARIS DRESS ROBES. The stock is somewhat broken and we take this method of closing out the balance before the Hulidaye areover, This is an excellent opportunity tor buyiug ‘8 desirable Present at an actual loss to us, 4.50 Robes for $11.50, $13.00 Robes for $10.00, $10.50 Robes for 87.50, * Robes for $8.00. The following will also be placed on sale, being ex- cellent values: 18-inch Striped Moire Plushes, were 1.50, TO CLOBE FOR 95c. A YAKD. Splecesof 40-inch All-wool Black Corted Dress Goods; was $1 per yard, TO CLOSE OUT FOR 750. A YARD, 23-inch China Silks, in sil conceivable shades et FOR 6&c. A YARD. Whether in Fancy Goods for the Holidaysor our regular stock we carry out tothe letter the statewent ‘Bt the head of this advertisement. BB A Bi “a 85g MM ° ot EE Bae gS a4 “ww a Sss5 POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, SEVENTH STREE 2} Gazar Syxvicare Saez Ora QUARTER OF MILLION DOLLARS WORTH OF FINE TAILOR-MADE CLOTHING. FOR MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN. MORE CROWDED THAN EVER JAMMED ‘TO THE DOORS. PLEASE CALL AS EARLY IN THE DAY AS POS- SIBLE AND WE WILL BE ABLE TO GIVE xOU THE BETTER ATTENTION, IN THE LARGE FOUR-STORY BRICK BUILDING, COR. 9TH AND E 818. N. W. Three of the largest wholesale clothing houses in tals country have consolidated their surplus stock, amount. ing to Overs quarter of & million dollars’ of Fine ‘Tailor-made Suits and Overcouts for Meu, Boys, aud Children. Entire assortment at retail at SJ ceute ua for the finest trade, the dollar ot mauusnct: ou hand is the reson ‘00 mBLy woods for this ‘wonderful secrince. Manufacturers must have cash, hence this termbie slauebter, bis * HO bogus wl shoddy track, bot au by sacrifice of value by Orst-class, reiiside man Urers, and 75 cebse of ready cash takes $3 worth Heavy Double Breasted Woolen Suita, $5.25; worth $14. "s Good, Honest Woolen Panta, 8c. Men's Winter Overcosts, $3.62. worth g39. Young Men's Suits $255; wore et wr en's . e 7 Boys’ Elegant Dress suits, $3.25. Waal", ao " . fetes ute gE Children’s Overcoats, $1. jtking tees guods frente and ear the country. There will also be sold ‘Bess and Diess Suite for ie ee oet one oe Po ga irene Fo able clothing, good dag ol Wieeine 100 ates attend This is conducted houses of this evs ut BESITATE. Do: z First come first choice. 5,000 Men's Overcoats, €2.62. SGpg Men's Heavy SE cor Oth and E, lange four-story brick building Setuxe Casz ARGAINS. F - aace rem QUALI@. BLACK SILES, #1, 61.25, TREE Wiley Ol BEES an aot [DS, yard end abalf wide, pure wool, Teal rurte excellent quality, r SERGE: clegant dees Sood wks th. pure week, outh Grogsin, 37 Cortes.