Evening Star Newspaper, December 24, 1889, Page 7

~~ CITY AND DISTRICT. © The local circulation of Tae Evexre Stam is not only the largest and fullest, but it is also the szsr, since the paper goes not alone into the hands of ‘the people of the District of Columbia asa body, but regularly info their homes,—into the families of all classes, and into those of the money-spending as well as the money-earning portion of the community. ‘THE on . An advertisement in its columns therefore Portoct Substitute for Mother’ SOO | cies ad aga ad soncthoints eam im CHOLERA INFANTUM ano TEETHING. A MERRY CHRISTMAS. Howthe President and Members of the Cabinet Will Enjoy the Day. Tonight there will be great preparations at the White House. The babies will be put to bed early and then the President will unbend his official dignity and will lend s hand in the decoration of a glorious Christmas tree that has been erected in the blue chamber, formerly occupied by President Arthur. Along the mantel will hang a row of administration stock- ings, great and small, filled to a plethoric con- dition. Tomorrow morning young Benjamin McKee visit the chamber in pomp, followed by the household, eazer for a peep at the won- derful mysteries of Christmas, In fact it will be just about like other Christmas celebra- tions in the ordinary houses of the land, lots of joy and good-will, abundance of love, a multi- ‘tude of f Presents and candy and nuts galore. There be green boughs and wreaths ali over the upper apartments. The President's desk will have a holiday, likewise the Presi- dent, for the edict has gone forth from the inner domestic sanctum that no work shall be done on the day of days. The President and Mrs. Harrison will attend the morning services at the Church of the Covenant at 11 o'clock, and at 2 o'clock the family, augmented perhay ieut, and Mrs. Parker and Mrs, Dimmick, will sit down to a good, old-fashioned Christ. mas dinner, with turkey, celery, cranberry sauce and other trimmings, in the private din- ing room. Afterwards, when the twilight be- gins to fall, the candles on the tree will be lighted and the bewildered youngsters will take — last long look at the splendors for the day. Tea will then be served. ‘THE VICE PRESIDENT AND MRS. MORTON. The large house on the corner of Rhode Island avenue and N street fronting Scott cir- cle will be the scene of much Vice Presidential gaiety tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs. Morton intend to make this their first winter holiday in their new home a memorable one. There will be none present at the family dinner, except, possibly, a friend or two of the Vice Presidents from New York. There will be no Christmas tree, for the daugh- ters of the household have outgrown such mat- ters, but there will be plenty of other acces- sories to mark the day. MEMBERS OF THE CABINET. Nearly all the cabinet will remain at home in Washington this Christmas, Secretary Blaine will have a virtual family reunion around his dinner board in the old Seward mansion on Lafayette square. His three sons will be present—Waiker, James and Emmons— the latter with his new wife. Miss Margaret has returned from New York to take part in the festivities, and Miss Hattie has come home from school for the last time. She will enter into the arena of the social world on New Year day. Secretary Windom and his wife and daughters will celebrate Christmas.in a quict way at their new home on Massachusetts avenue, Secretary Proctor is not quite sure about his movements. He will eat his Christmas dinner here with his family, consisting of Mrs. Proc- tor, the little son who was recently so ill, his eldest son and wife and his niece, Miss Carey There isaplan forasouthern trip by Mra Proctor and the little boy, and the Secretary wants to accompany them. Secretary Tracy's unfinished house on Farra- gut square will hold a jolly party tomorrow. ‘The Secretary and his wife, Mrs. Wilmerding, their eldest daughter and her little girl, Miss Tracy and Mr. F. G. Tracy, the Secretary's son, will assemble to eat a good dinner and exchange presents, Postinaster General Wanamaker will spend Christmas morning in his missionary district in Philadelphia. Dozens of young boys and girls whom he inspires go round to the poor people with wagons, leaving bags of flour and | scuttles of coal and all that sort of thing just where they will do the most good, and in the afternoon they all have a service. Secretary Noble expects to spend Christmas quietly at home. Attorney General Miller's Christmas will be quiet one. His wife and three children and afew Indiana friends will make up a dinner party. Secretary and Mrs. Rusk will have a Christ- mas feast served in true western style. WASHINGTON COUNTY, MD. Peopling the Penitentiary—Doctors and Farmers Organize—New Laws Wanted. Correspondence of Taz EVENING Stan. Hacenrstows, Mp., December 23, Washington county will this week sond a large delegation to the Maryland penitentiary, ten prisoners in all, convicted at the present | term of court and sentenced on Saturday.as follows: Michael Zimmerman for nine years for murder im the second degree in killing Robert Slick at Leitersburg; Chas, Saunders for five years for manslaughter in killing Ru- dolph Herr at Clearspring; Geo. Kline, six | years for burglary; Alexander Carty, eighteen months for larceny; John O. McKee for six years for horse stealing; Saudy Fields, colored, two years for larceny; Jos. Worthington for four years for burglary; Harry Delaney, six years for burglary: Geo. Phoenix, colored, two Years for passing a forged order, and Lee Green, col- ored, six years for larceny. Zimmerman, Mc- Kee, Carty and Green were also convicted of a conspiracy to break jail and received an addi- tional sentence of one year each in the house of correction, with a fine of 50 each and one- fourth of the costs of the prosecution. Worth- ington is an old offender, and has spent thirty years of his life in jails and penitentiaries, The doctors of Washington county have formed an association and have elected Dr. J. MeP. Scott and Dr. J. M. Gaines delegates to a convention tosbe held in Baltimore to se- cure the passage of a law requiring applicants to undergo an examination before practicing in the state. ‘The peach growers of this county to the number of forty have formed an association to REQUIRES HO COOKING. KEEPS IW ALL CLIMATES. SEND rece ahed ooe toes Senet }-GOODALE CO., Boston. 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Chimes, chimes, chimes! © bles sed Christmas times, tle hearted, in song, gift and wa Wien pclae yore O the hearwall over-flowing, ‘With love that passeth knowing, Im the merry, merry, morry Christmas time! chimest O hallowed Christmas times, That recall the love departed, gone before; O in the great Hervafter, As now, from roof and rafter, Let us hope that baby-laughter, May ring a golden Christmas on that Shore! —Cumistuas Evn, 1889. JUAN Lewis. ——cee____. Drowned With Christmas Gifts in His Hands. Appeal ‘From the Ssvannah News. The body of Thomas Glass, chief engineer of the British steamship Hampshire, who was drowned ip the river at the Lamar cotton press wharves, was recovered yesterday noon by Chief Officer Guthrie of the British steamship Venice, who was dragging for the body. The was interred at 4:30 o'clock in the St Andrew's society lot in Laurel Grove cemetery. The last time the deceased was seen in lile was Saturday night, after supper, when he left the vessel to come up town to buy some Christ- mas cards and papers to mail to his children in time toreach their home in London by Christmas day. When the body was recovered the purchases were pressed closely to his side, under his arm, the evidence of « father's affec- tion to the last, ——__—+e+ —______ Antiquity of Christmas Toys. ‘From Biackwood's Mawazine. The doll is thousands of years old; it has been found inside the graves of little Roman children and will be found again by the arche- ologiste of a future date among the remains of our own culture. The children of Pompeii and Herculaneum trundled hoops just as you and I did, and who knows whether the rocking horse on which we rode in our young days is not a lineal descendant of that proud charger into whose wooden flanks the children of Francis I’s time dug their spurs. ‘The drum is indestructible, and setting time at naught across the centuries, it beas the Christmas-tide and New Year summons that bids the tin soldier prepare himself for war, and shall. continue to beat as long as there ex- ist boy arms to weild the drumsticks, and grown-up "s ears to be deafened by the sound thereof. The tine soldier views the future with calm; he will not lay down his arms until the day of general disarmament, and there is, age no prospect of a universal peace. ¢ toy sword also stands its Ground; it is the nursery symbol of the ineradicable vice of our race—the lust for battle. Harlequins, fool’s-cap-crowned and bell ringing are also likely to endure; they are sure to be found among the members of the toy world as long as there are fools to be found ase the in- habitants of our own. Gold-laced knights, their swords at their sides, curly-locked and satin-shod princesses, stalwalt musketeers, mus- tached and top-booted, are all types which still hold their own. The Chinese doll is young as yet, but she hasa brilliant tuture before her. Two Actors Fight on a Train. Louis Aldgick aud Clem Carrington, mem- bers of the “Wages of Sin” theatrical troupe, engaged in a disgraceful fight on a Lehigh Valley passenger train near Chain Dam, Pa., yesterday. The car was filled with passengers, a large number of them being ladies and chil- dren, The fight was brought about by Aldrich roy ae Carrington with having used inault- ing language to his wife. Carrington called Aldrich a liar and got several raps over his head, delivered forcefully with a heavy-han- died umbrella, He then seized ‘Aldrich, plumped him iuto @ seat and hammered him unmercifully, ——_—_-+_____. Fed Her Father Paris Green. Lewis Hansley, colored, near Felton, Del., objected to the young man who was paying at- tentions to his daughter Sarah, and threatened her with chastisement if she continued to re- ceive his visits. Sarah, who is avery bright mulatto, concluded to get rid of the old man, and she mixed Paris green with the molasses he ate on his buckwheat. The old man cannot recover. Sarah was lodged in jail, She admits her guilt, ae Stealing Pictures from Valuable Books. From the New York Sun. “I very much wish the habit of chewing gum would become obsolete,” said a down- town dealer in literary junk, “for no book dealer can look in peace at a customer who chews gum. The reason of this is that he can- not help fearing that the customer is a thief.” “The favorite trick of the picture thief—and some Peopes who are otherwise of good repute steal pictures—is to carry a thread of tho length of an octavo Page, under his tongue. Then, while the bookseller’s back is turned, he lays that wet string along the bound edge of some engraving in the boek in hand that pleases him, and straightway opens the book fifty leaves away. In a minute or so he can turn back to the engraving and it will tear out noiselessly and with little effort. “The dealers in old books lose hundreds of dollars in that way every year in this city.” No Christmas Presents Allowed. Every one of the 1,000 persons employed in the Adelaide silk mills, at Allentown, Pa., had contributed toward purchasing Christmas presents for the foremen and forewomen. Many of the articles had already been pur- chased when the eupermmienient: Louis Sole- liac, issued orders that any one detected in giving or receiving presents would be sum- marily dismissed. his uulooked-for order created great consternation and dissatisfaction, but tne dealers from whom the goods had been purchased willingly took them back to oblige eee ees A Passenger Train Ruked. As the Portland express from Boston was passing @ freight train on the Boston and Maine railroad near Andover, Mass., yesterday, @ heavy piece of timber became unfastened from one of the freight cars and struck the tront end of the rear car of the express. The express was running at the rate of forty miles an hour, and the timber crashed through the car, raking it broadside, breaking every win- dow sash on that side and covering the passen- ers with glass aud eplinters. The cars were Soavny loaded with passengers and a number be known as the Western Maryland peach growers’ association, with G. C. Pearson as president aud W. Hughes secretary. A Reeeaiitlas ofacg ken base appointed to draft a law similar to that of Michigan for the sup- pression of yellows and present the same to the legislature for enactment. Guest Sssvreate Suz OFA QUARTER OF MILLION DOLLARS WORTH OF FINE TAILOR-MADE G. H. Dulihamer has been appointed post- CLOTHING. master at Chewsville, this county, vice L, D. FOR MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN. MORE | belts, removed. CROWDED THAN EVER JAMMED A petition praying for the incorporation of stipes Clearspring is to be presented to the coming legislature, PLEASE CALL AS EARLY IN THE DAY AS POS- SIBLE AND WE WILL BE ABLE TO GIVE YOU THE BETTER ATTENTION, IN THE LA&GE FOUR-STORY BRICK BUILDING, COR. 9TH AND E STS. N. W. ‘Three of the largest wholesale clothiay houses in this qountry have consolidaced their surplus stock, amount fox We overs quarter of s million dollars’ of F; Aailor-made Suite and Overcoate tor Men, Boys, ab qu, Se tire assortment at retail at 33 eente on woods are manufactured for the finest trade, and will be suid st 33 cents ou the dollar of mamurect: He Ee ‘Tae Fastest Trarxs 1x Amentca.—The Balti- more and Ohio railroad continues to operate the fastest trains America over its line be- tween Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washing- ton. ‘These trains were placed in service about a year ago and that they have been running un- interruptedly ever since indicates that they have met with public favor and have come to stay. They are equipped with handsome day coaches and Pullman's latest creations in the Way of sumptuous parlor cars, It goes with- out saying that the track is necessarily superb in order to admit of the high and uniform rate vo speed which has been so successfully main- uce this terrible slaughter. This is no bogus barkru, twtuck of suoddy trash. but an hovest sacrifice o: Value by first-class, rebaile manufact- Erer at 75\centa ready cash takes $3 worth of jothins. Men's Eeers Double Rewatel Weekes Suita, 05.25; tb “Stes Good Honest Woolen Panta, €3c, Oz: aupre ———— Solving a Christmas Puzzle. From the Baltimore Sun. A book is always an appropriate gift for s literary friend, and numerous articles can be selected for the convenience of smokers; but whens man is like the unfortunate “Lord Chumley” in his predicament, and ‘‘cawn’t read, cawn't smoke, cawn’t do anything,” as many men are, then womenkind are indeed at ‘9 loss what to purchase. A Baltimore girl, who has evideutly thought this matter over dcop ly hit upon the novel plan of selecting an artic! that would be Sporoeeios for any one, man or began g ey ee year ee a — ber of the thing chosen and distributes them was our cae L frag D — evenly and im , thus saving much bir pan we ate stew vag ‘his year she decided on scrap fee be houses uf this, mie baskets as rao ba alan foc an aa for every one, and wtowed away in Ree i> a Overt Sash Sp | ber root 8 leap live of ta, all deco- Saal likes repiment. of saldiare f9. fall. uch hke & ager eo ee Soumetary toteh bathing, | SS Sraiform eeady Yor the trey, Beh ‘wos be unto this lazy Chri istmen giver if her friends should compare notes p about their presents, Small Coins tor Christmas. 4, & success | From the Macon Telesraph. ies An extraordinary demand for small coins is i lecstecnechrats treasury and it is explained that the heads of American families are prepar- ing to meet the -Christmas demands of the American small boy. For the convenience of ‘the mini and as iis youngner its are working night a: see rth $7.50. ni 2 ee e187; These making these Brute and sais country. There will also be aioe ag i D ese duits oat 7S ys isoy-wory track but en een pple cloths #- wood suough lors ‘we won't aii tor Ou. Sens 75. olde rose ribbor Tue Esenorzen. yactant Sat oe SFRIVION BEA is times auead in power developed. The ENERGIZER can Seneseny of feck. urd pont en em @010-1m° bets 0 re me of ladies fainted from fright, while 15 or 20 of them were more or less cut about the face and shoulders, One woman was unconscious for several hours, and is reported to be fatally injured. Annie O. Chapman, of New Market, N. H., was the most seriously hurt, She was hit in'the face by # piece of joist, cutting her cheek open to the bone and breaking her jaw. Was Emin Embarrassed by Stanley? The Berlin National Zeitung attacks Stanley's statements in regard to Emin Pasha. It says these statements seem to be made with the in- tention of replying to the reproach that Emin’s embarrassment was caused in part by Stanley's appearanceand his determination to rescue one who did not desire to be rescued; and that Emin must be heard in his own defense before couclusions are reached. +oo__—_—_ A Shower of Crabs. Aremarkable phenomenon was witnessea on Morgan street, San Francisco, the other morn- ing. It was nothing more or less thana shower of small crabs. They ranged in size from that of a dime to a dollar apiece, In front of a bar- ber shop = boot black named Tony Ambrose was engaged in cleani: spittoons, Witha terrific whoop he left the work, when the shower of tiny crustaceans from the clouds de- scended, filling the cuspidors. Several of the creeping creatures were secured aby a ehh oe per man, who placed them at the the Academy of Science, —oo——_— Chicago’s Mayor Vetoes a Base Ball Park Mayor Cregier last night vetoed the ordi- nance allowing the establishment of a base ball X on the North Bide, The, park was, to be teame” Objection on Ling ined part of Geighboring vesidents was the teasen stated for the veto. to rates rate of $1.60 will be and Baltimore scx once SEY One of the items ins bill received by the of wifi ary Rao pine ong bance a other town was teu dollars for popcorn cakes. a D.C, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 24. 1889, oy eee WEAK STOMACH: IMPAIRED ‘ieeSTON I DISORDERED LIVER: jl ACT pat etc te oe ey Shek nares {i2, Viel Guyane Hee bi thousands, and ene of the cas Puts Wi the Ri ear T MEDICINE IN TRE WORLD. Pull eine vindesi Sra wa * admaited soll oy Drweeich pooeraig, By cya is sem erete How'Yort. 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JV 88 JULIA By BALCH HAVING EXP) K1LNCE in teaching the knelish Language to zona ty hers her gervices as ‘Teacher to stembers of the Pan: eri ngress abd to Foreign Legatic TORY, Diplomas, Degrees,and Teach cra Cortificatesawarded Shorter courses privately or in class, Forty-eight-page eataloxue ae O17" | eee ee engin eerie. " iy, 5 | Ky UKNER, AM. . fe. a FOR USE- | Ju a ne26-t engeu Fate agen sea arise Ds (STARR PARSONS, DENTIST, OTH ST Text ovlte Business Course: Bookbecoing (Lastnen | White Fillings seyecisity, Aching tecth anved: Apri System, embr: oe Business Practice aud Pony Weuus prevenis pain im extracting. Hours: ndence, Arithmetic, Lav, Pe Banking), Pen ansbip, C ye Word Lerbou English Course? unanship,Arith- Also courses PRINTERS. Mo Nos 8 Jrieo PRINTER! GSAT E oth, wasouth ede, COMMERCIAL, LEGAL AND EROFESSIONAL Y Shorthand, Iypeuriting and Telege Jew bullding, new furiiture, steam heat and jer cobVeulenices. Send for circulars, OU- COLLEGE OF OOMMERCE, 609 F st. mw. a CADEMY OF THE HOLY CKOSS, 1312 MASS. ave., will reopen Mondey, September 2. It affords every facility for acquiring @ thorough and fbtshed education, Xo efforts are spared to advance ‘the pupils FINE WORK A k A SPECIALTY. eT nusic and art. ‘The musical department comprises theory and. ‘tettute ‘and embraces piauo, harp, viol | GtPSOX Resta YOUR AND JOB PRINTERS uitar and bunso. *Tanguasen, welioral vocal and drawing and faxcy | _ye1-7m we OS IAN BUSINESS COLLEG! Corner th and D stsc news 7 B OUSEFU RNISHIN G ‘School of Business und Counting House Training, School of Practical huw lish. Beuool of Shorthand aid 1s pewri Selool ct Telegrapuy aud Electri et Scienca, UE" MENDS EVERY- ia, Glass, Furniture, W OYAL LiQuip thing! | Broken C T woes Kipet Jowelxy | kverinsting Te- Behool of Spencerian Fenuanship. nacity! Drugs and Grocer: ‘1Uc. aud 2260. mk 14-001. Bcuiool of Mech and Architectural Drawing, B ay aud DiKht mews Cee cee tet wa catalog Cooxixe Br Gus ty G: BPENCHIc LLB Principal BARA, A. &, Vice Frincival. aa (BE BERLIIZ SCHOOL OF TANGUAGER 4th si , Weshington. Recognized in Anericanind ‘Europe us tue best achool for espeedy mastery of the Foreign Languages New Ternis bewin now. ‘Trial Lessons Fr ranches in Boston, Lrookiyu, New York, Philadel puis ‘Chicaso, Berlin and Par GAS COOKING STOVES On hand and for sale, WASHINGTON GASLIGHT LIGHT COMPANY. [{.DWARD C, SE: her of ti N MEN’, doe ideey Date eet orareatena | GENTLEMEN'S GOODS. _ Dramatic A ee 47 loth st. se2-4m ME*Hant ‘TAILORING, M35, BAL CH'S CIV E ITUTE, 7 1th st. a. ersohs prepared success ileae FALL AND WINTER, *89- for all Examinations. Elocutiou taughtand Com positions revised, Book stew nd aspecialty, auzy-Gm Our own liuportations now arity and you ALUM Yiteu Ww aoyect os Lue well-known Bouse 10 Pex Cext Orr Fon Casu rea WE FIND OURSELVES WITH AN OVERLOADED H. D. BARR, IMPORTING TAILOR, seit 1111 Penna ava, STOCK OF WELL-SELECTED AND FINE DRY a GOODS OF EVERY KIND. WE DESIRE TO CON- = KE RT THEM IN ASH AS EARL! SSI- BL Ne To Oe ploskde D ais oldest Established and — Reliable Ladies’ BLE, AND TO THIS END SHALL, FROM THIS TIME UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE, OFFER A DIS- COUNT OF i0 PER CENT FOR CASH AND CASH ONLY, WE FEEL CONFIDENT THAT PARTIES WHO APPRECIATE GOOD MATERIALS WILL TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS RARE OPPOR- TUNITY TO MAKE 1HEIR 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 VAKIET yeiciay 1b the C can be consulted duly 404 Cat, Deiween 43¢and oun Rremt treatment, Coustltation strictly conSden- arate rooms for ladies. Medicine, #9, Puls, ae _Ofiice uiways open, 20-6 Labs WHO KiQuIRE THE =a Ur a Experieucel Female Physician sould cousuit Dr, ad Mrs. WILSON, 1105 Park Piuce eps ae 12to ute. ne. Ladies ISEASLS OF SECKET.—DR. CONDORY (FOR- merly assistant physician to Prof. Dr. Kicord of Paria). Ottice hours, ¥ Ww 12 and J to 8. al.) 826 12th st. n.w. RR. NEWTON'S EYE WATER Cures Weak byes, Sure, Inflamed Eyes 25 cents. All Drugeists, Vare’s, 14th and F sts. n.w., ‘ashington, Wholesale, 115 Fulton st., rt city, 1. CHINA SILKS IN ALL THE NEW EVENING M5. BET, aa aD A55 SHADES, he ia ey CREPE AND CREPE DE CHINE IN ALL EVEN-| icp. int with Ladies only." OMe? Meuse from, ING SHADES, ‘T HAS NEVER BEEN SORE ADICTED BLACK, WHITE AND CREAM LACES AND NETS if ix tablished sdvecae PE, BBOSRERS ia the ehdeat oe IN GREAT VARIETY. ysician in the city. a can POINT DE ESPRIET, IN BLACK AND COLORS. fousidenty consult De, Bi OTHERS, fA LES AFULL LINE OF CASHMERES IN ALL THE ais, inated or aug. Forty years oxperton EVENING SHADES, WE HAVE AN ELEGANT VARIETY OF NOVELTY DRESSES, CASHVERES, DIAGONALS, SERGES, PLAIDS, STRIPES AND A WELL-SELECTED LINE OF LADIES’ CLOTHS IN ALL GKADES, ON ALL OF WHICH WE OFFER THE DISCOUNT FOR EAD. DARD BE WISE —DR BROTHER 906 BST. before wie and made oath that bi xpert Specialiet in u this ety, ure in #li cases of privat medicine, or no change; consulta Jvice free at any hour of tion. ‘Sub- JF TEN CENTS ON scribed aud sworn. to before we by or CASH OF TEN CENTS ON THE DOLLAR. Balad o, Sct by Dr. BE UNDERWEAR FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN IN GREAT VARIET AN ELEGANT STOCK OF HOSIERY, HANDKER- CHIEFS AND UMBRELLAS TO SELECT FROM. HOUSEKEELERS' GOODS, SUCH AS TABLE LINENS, TABLE CLO1HS, SHEETINGS, TOWELS, NAPKINS, BLANKES, QUILTS, COMFORTS, &0. ko, ON} PRICE. THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST, W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 FENN. AVE, N.W, lic in and for the ‘Sd'day of July, 1885. (00D RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLE two of Dr. BROTHERS’ paces cure any case uf eed ee lowe Joss of nerve power. It Male or female. a3 P. ooR Repses iE DEAR AT AN CE. rest of al tor Christmas, ae aa LIEBIG COMPANY'S LIEBIG COMPANY'S LIBBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. A rt line of GOODYEA! Peasant ue of | jSadntee = or STRIre its, Irish fine reealiag’ aaa snd, thorough a wi poke Get Pears eres re and Pure Ki swore tubber Coats. SUSEES that, unequaled for “GUODYLAR KUBBER COMPANY, ten and MELVILLE LINDSAY, Manager. ""4is%sms | value a AE Tener neanaaris moabebiisies oak the genuine, with simnsture of Justus von Licbig GRATEFUL—COMFORTING, printed in blue across label. 226-tu,thim BPPS's COCOA = ipS® WastRg TON APCUTECTURAL InOw of BREAKFAST, “Bye knowledge of the natural laws e tions of and ‘careful application of tue ine propestia : ‘Stie wittsdelenely dave many hea A a Eg Petr} Slots tse of tuck ‘ticles of . grad unt built tt sercogensy te ae ate ie quECOND-HAND, PIANOS. — A large assortment, moat every, Well-known make in ie i hareee rea oy Seg tyr Ei aie Ramee eens at | WM. K: BE & CO., ‘S17 Market — BOOKS | AND | sTz ATIONERY Ger 1: Tovar. “A CONNECTICUT YANKEE IN KING ARTHUR'S COURT,” WARK TWAIN'S GREATEST WORK. W. BR HERBERT, Exclusive Agent, 14 Central Butiding, Penna. ave. and 9th st, Open Evenings, 4i3-1m V. G. Fiscuze ABT AND STATIONERY COMPANY, 629 15TH STREET, CORCORAN BUILDING. HOLIDAY PRESENTS. LATEST PUBLICATIONS IN ETOHINGS AND ENGRAVINGS, FINE STATIONERY. OPEN EVENINGS CHRISTMAS WEEK UNTIL 9 ee26-3in O'CLUCK. Por Cunsrmnas OUK STOCK 18 NOW COMPLETE. Sets of Standard Books in Fine Bindings. unter CROMER ten ae UM, FAMILY, RAY: Suvenile and o1 a6 Scoczsrioxs T'o Cunstaas Boyzna CHRISTMAS CALENDARS, — BOOKS AND STATIONERY, 8, Hymn: vend Ask for Little Ms T tts ies on the Bow, Fuc-miles: Ey eemigmd ‘Classic Tales, V Weird Tid Bita standard Works, Poeta, Novels aud Tales. ‘Sxontsion DIARIES 1890, ‘Sil M ited Card Cases a ket Leather Folios, Fea Euives and a specialty. Visiting Card Plates engraved to order. LONDON NEWS, GRAPHIC, YULE TIDE AND HOLLY LEAVES. Christmas Booklets, Phi raph Frames, Paper Kuives aud Letter Openers. © JUVENILE BOOKS A SPECIALTY. ROBERT F, MILLER, 539 15th st., Corcoran Building, FAMILY SUPPLIES. LBB. BE N81: 1 GAL GOOD WINE, 75c.: 4 lbs, Currants, 2. t. Grape Juice (un- fermented), 36c.; 1 gal Best’ ‘foot Wine, 0c. Whisky. O'SARE'S CASH GROCERY, 1245 7th ot nw. ther Books. WM. BALLANTYNE SOR no4-3m 47-1m* G. Pxsssaxo & Soxs, 808 9th st.nw., Direct importers of fine Italian, French and Domestic WINES, LIQUOKS AND CORDIALS. Lachrima Christi of £ Maptee Ast! Wine, Barolo Bar. bera Wine, Bracchet! ‘Chianti in bottles and flasks, Capri, und many other fue Lanne AND CHILDREN'S DREN'S DRESSES } MADE IN ‘styles at reasonable prices, 1306 Uta we d2i-se" Ler DESIRING FINE PORTEAITS MADE OF {heir dear triends can, ¢ at the rooms of ar thttinw, Wes ERS CHRIS’ WONDERS S708 Wie 2 a eat rere Panslers, Yapances Hie, gone oS ana dio dase a SAY 6 GOULD'S Wonder Store, 42! a Gol 421 9TH Eker ae ‘ae aes San Y= SST EP Ciamente’ jeuiple), Washington: DO SCRAP PIC- oo iTS! ‘iways in order by rnin combing. FRONTSI!! MLLE. x3. PRAXDI, 1829 F ot nw. (ire Harrison’ ‘Sleepane Car W. For”? ‘Williamsport, Lock ‘s.tu. daily, s For Wil eee *O8 20, 0:00, 11-00 and. Sa Six an >rtG 4:10, 10-00 and-11-20 pin. On nae 11:40 a.m, 210, 3:20," gS 1a .m Limited Express of 740 a.m dally, except Sundays ame aot with Dust Gor FOK PHILADELPHIA ON Fast Express 8:10 a.m. eee ae cept subd: Accum. 6:00 p.m, daily. For Boston Ses change, 3:20 Pre T, B ar For Annapolis, 20 am. 12 O5and 4:20 p.m ens, except Sunday. Sundaya 0-03 am. 410 pane For beroo! ALEXAND JA AND FREDERICKSBURG AND ALEX. one 20, a Satan ANDKIA AND WASHING) iN EFFECT NOVEMBER 28 1e60, For Alexandra, 4:30, § ae ap ta eg 10:57 noo 2206, 4:15, 4 sed L372 bap. “On ments em, 2:30, 4:15, 6.0) Accoumedation Mor tico, 7-45 am and 4:65 Paw. Week days, 45am Suudays, T45 For'ichmoud sud the south, sso" 10,57 am. end $: tion 4:65 p.m. week regndee ena a 8.00, Bc rs (he ry ‘Train? ies 8:00, ion 39:18. yard t0end i 320, 10-Szend 10-4 Tickets and futur ner of 13th street the ICHMOND AND DANVL Sebedale in effect NOVE! 5:30 sm tast Leuuesses ail, ton, Coarjostoavile. iy Stations between Alexaudrinend yochburg and ‘Atlaute, Bristol, Kuoxville. eee cope cut Mompta Pull blee) Ly yD to Nev Jottesville, Stations Ch Lyuchburg, Kocky Mount, fiend tween Lynchburg aud Gree! Asbeville, Chariotte, Colum! Aug ‘Barnaius ~ ey a Or; Calitornia, Fulimen Sioopere to ilew'Orieune bla and Sleeper Danville to Auguste. Puiinan Wastiugtoa ty Ciuciuuat Misc, a 520 am, =I rx, Bristol and Chat- Pulluah Vestibule biecpers Washington to Beatin ie, connecting. thence 1 aon me poate, onere, Ki: Siem ‘rulitiay Va Weeubute train td “ir: :00 p.m.—Southern EF. Depron dag er Danvilie, Relcich, Ape vill et Auguste, Atlants, "Moutguuery, New Ort “Te estibule Car ‘Washington to Sera Chiest via AUapte and Montgomery. a i ashinetou to ~ yy Ala... a Sista Getta fet Sa Sassen ma end Charlotte ‘Lrams ou Washington ao eee Ine tOn B 200 Btu. dail) daily. arrive eKound i returniue leave Kound i Hil oo 00 am. Snily and | ee p-m. daily except sunday, arriving Washington 8: @.m. end 2:53 p.m. ‘Tirouxh trains irom the south vis Charlotte, ville aud iyuchbure arrive in W Sm. end 7:10 i. Lyuchburg at tore peake apd Obie route aud Cl > aud 7 ane grace 53 8m. ‘Strasburg looal at ry am 1 sleeping-car reservation and furna i Lawawe checked at o aylvauia uve. aud at Pulroad, Oth and 1s ste, 1300 Fenp- TAYLOR, Gen. Pasa Agent. Busca Axp Onto ule in elect November ae 2i: 6x Tt ii. it Fi $B i = be 2 1 tan Branch, t0:45, 30 am..§1:15 pun tor Principal statidne Oars $0 aun, 14:50 aud T6:30 ‘or Kockvilie aud Way Stations 14:35 p.m. igs SenT Spe hiermediate poilite, 9-008, ms 11300. termediate stations, t7:00p.m., For oven ‘Churd pm cncstegmoneae Pp obra at all waGious Gh Mletropoliian Beane, ¥ S10 teak Frederick, 16:49, 110:30 a.1m., ma, Sundays, 1°15 psn For Hagerstown, ti 30 a.m and t5: Fe ‘Traine arrive from Chic 206 piu. ; from Cincinnati and St. Louis - and 1.90 path. 5 irom Pittsburg 7:10 bend | NLM YORK AND PHILADELPHIA, DIVISION. tor New Lork, Treuton, Newark 349 £304, 18:04, 9:20, “Evvea 2s jufiet parlor cars on icon SUAS EE ‘or Ehlladelgbie, Rewari Wilniuston and Cl cart 00) j 2220, °F: 10 So “For mterniediate + Foints between Baitimoreand Phil- ae 4 a.m. bem. “4:20, edelphia, 15310 aud i715 00, 13:10 Ban. Tuius’ leave New 111-00 am, "2:00, “3:20; *bs00 pm and "18.45 lea 41:10 a.1., ma For Atlantic Cit; a ve Philadelphia for Washington *4:40, 11:55, "4280, *6 00, a0 00 and *12:00 Sdeuces by Uuivu Trauater Go. ou Orders left st chet Others, 6i¥and 1351 £m. ave, and ot Depot, J. ODE: bli’ Gen. Manager. On eas Pome OOS POTOMAC RIVER BOATS, Bd. wot a © NOKPOLK ARD FORT MUR KUR THE POPULAR BOUT, THE OLD FAVOKILE, Sitases GORGE 1EARy cy SrELD fe COMFOR: woiuiment a trot cine, rooms Fable and Lested Uy steam, rae Sod atveunive otboers. Ceciplipe, ALS, ‘Thoro: From 7th-strect whart MUN! and FKIDAXS at 5 ‘1 be only steamer at Boston Norfolk, ‘the only line havins exclusive with 10N AND PROVIDENCE Tickets and rooms st 61¥ aud 1351 ‘ivenis ‘ele WAL. ¥. WELOM, Supt and Gen, gt ey" or down; Warr Waly Sai 22 am: ATTORNEYS. COUNSELORS AT LAW, bw,