Evening Star Newspaper, December 19, 1890, Page 8

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1890. LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. FORPCAST TILL EIGHT A. ML SATURDAY. For the Distr and Vir, . fair Friday and Saturday; north- erly winds; slightly coldcr; warmer Saturday. CONDITION OF THR WATER. Temperatare and condition of water at 7 a.m. Great Falls, temperature, 38: conditi 6. Receiving reservoir, temperature, 40. C dition at north connection, 11: condition at south conn temperature, 38:\ confition at intent house, 30; condition at effluent gate bouse, 38. Hiou-crass Neckwear for the holidays. An immense stock of eare- fully selected patterns and styles, and the best value ever shown at the prices— from Prane 4 0 damaged goods. Ir will_pay you to visit C. A. Mepprwax. 614 12th st. Exhibit of baking in gas rang: ing ot toy lamp. A fine displ: wand and silver have them of superior quality. Fine French candy, 5 Ibe. for Something very cl Christmas present, Aut #8, $10 and $12 snits reduced to $5. ) $10 and $12 sats reduced to $5. All $7, =8, 39 and $10 pants reduced to €5. Consignment sale. New York Chori: 3 lbs. for #1. t the thing for a Hovws®. 311 7th st. “Tae Bia Buow or “0” has made no per- ceptible change in our business. Good goods | 4 men who are receivin} we chest filled wit h we invite inspee- always sell. For yo a manual training the very Leet tools, te wh tion. All goods fully prices. Cus. T. Canter & € 606 Pa. ave. n.w., three doors trom 6th st. Caxpr.—Sunday schools and clubsean ob- tain great reduction in prices from M. & Pf. Mersoen, 417 7th st. nw. Esraviisuxy 1x 1950. ‘The old, ori nt reliable vegetable and fruit headquart: > usual complete : early vegetible: ing in the vegetable <and be convinced. €. » Center Market (9th street ts reduced to $10. vats reduced to $10. 0 Prince Albert suits re- 11 7th st. tito Sh. + New York Cr 100 Boxes choice Messina lemons and cases | Valencia oranges ex steamer North Erin re- ceiving and for <ile . HaRnis. ious for Christ- mas +heuid lea! usnal ry. 1103 ¥ enue norihwest. AL human eyes. Hewrrer’s,453 Pa.ave. Goop E ING! Do you know Pa’s hope? 4 in the old man’s confidence, that he is hoping that that Christ- nt youare going to give him will of a nice lamp for his desk. prtment this city. and n examine our immense dart pottery. The price anc distinetly marked, you a very pleasant time if t of Columbia, Maryland distributing reservoir, | | and nicely laid, and how much better a present | of this kind, which gives pleasure and comfort | gift, drop into Rudden’s Furniture, Carpet | of this kind, pu: | be delivered before Christmas and can be paid | None alcoholic. | in a handsome box. | | seonces,&c., at Gee | northwest?" If not, you shonld look through | arranted. Lowest | | color paintings, etchings, photographs, por- in Magi at-Law. tertainment with Stereopticon. | city court vesterda ng prompt | City court vesterd: cently arrested un suspicion of robbinj soldier stated positively that Waleh w was in reduced circumstances and his body was | sent to the morgue. Washington Gasl down the step you will pay us a visit. Dp & Bro., 432 9th st. $10 and £12 suits reduced to 210 and $12 overcoats reduced to nd $10 pants reduced to $5. le. ‘mine Hovse, 311 7th st. Wasurxatox Dursscp Bzey. Tar Evexrxe Sra takes pleasure in inform- ing the public that they can obtain a grand su} ly of home-dressed beef at the stalls of J. Knauer. th strect wing, Center Market, tomor: row and all next week. The cattle were grazed im the Blue Grass region of Loadoun county, a. Tex Pun Cexr discount on diamonds, watches and jewelry Friday and Saturday. Do not miss this chance. Jacons Bzormrns, leaders in diu- monde, 1229 Pennaylvania av “‘Senrpo, ScniseRe”.—Solid oak desk, $6; roll top do., ladies’ desk, 510: white fur rugs, deodorized. #2.95. Guasty, 1510-12 7th st. n- Do You wish to be healthy and strong? ‘Then try the great appetizer, A. B. C. Tonic. Arresp the reduction sale of suits and over- Coats at ‘EMAN Bros., 7th and E. Ir you have not seen the result of Gro. Ry- BEAL, 3n.'s, tireless efforts to secure for his Patrons the handsomest and best selected stock of lamps, bronzes, statuary, sconces. &c.. for the holiday trade you should call early and see for yourself before the stock is broken. and injured his right leg. fell at the corner of thand F streets, head striking the curb, he was bad! He was taken to the Emergency Hospital for | treatment. ington High School, will be held at the National Titles’ Armory on has elected the following officers; Pr H. Fisher; vice presiden:, George Dunnington speaker, W. H. Brock: ex-president, D. J. Waters; secretary, H. M. McElfresh; financial secretary, H. D. Armstrong; treasurer, Edw. Eberbach; chaplain, P. 8. Steele; usher, T. 8. | Shields: sergeant-at-arm: per. J. G. Kelly and C. H. Babcock; delegates to cabinet, H. ¥. Brooke, Richardson; delegate to fraternal congress, P. 8. Steele. National Union, has elected officers as follow: Lee 8. Mortimer, president; Homer M. Kintz, vice president; George A. Darling. speaker: H. E. Weaver, secretary: J. L. Thornton, financial secretary: E. C. Finch, treasurer; E. chaplaii Gillenwater, sergeant-at-arm doorkeeper: trustees, John A. Sh the Everything guaranteed as represented and at the lowest prices. You—know the place, No.—6i4 12th street. We—have the lamps. Have—you seen our novelties, ‘The—most choice velection and Lowest—price for quality Prices—marked in plain figures. C. A. Muppneax. Catawna Wixe Ze. a gallo Citar Krarxer, 737 7th street northwest. Tex Per Cet discount on diamonds, watches and jewelry Fridayand Saturday. Do not miss thir Chinee. Jacous Broturns, leaders in dia- mouds. 1223 Pennsylvania ave. Jest rue Ture ror a Cunrstwas Gret—if You want -omething serviceable ax well as neat for a holiday present get one of those $35 par- lor suites, six pieces, in three varicues, at Dand ‘2 7th st.n.w. Just’ the useful. Purchase now—only a small t of cash is needed—and pay after tina, Strts axp Ovencoarts reduced to $14.85. SPECIALTIES IN FINE BUTTER. The Darlington. ‘The Sharpless. The Four Leaf Clover. Sand &-poun! boxes packed for family use. James F. Oyster. Office cor. Penna. ave. a Layla ‘ ” ) 9th st. wing Center Market. Market Stalls, ; 125 ‘Northern Liberty Market. 1-3. Linenat Dy Tou all goods in stock. P. . 1310 Fst. Tex Per Cexr discount on diamonds, watches nd jewelry Friday and Saturday. Do not miss thas « rurus, leaders in dia- monc ave. As the demand for bronzes has increased so bas the variety displayed by Gxo. RYXEAL, 32., 415 7th street northwest. Call and examine and be convinced. All goods zur Exriz Canvet Crxastxo Wonas, 1-655 Mase. ave. n.w. Telephone 425-2 Fessert’s Ick © Just the thing for the bolic 1427 New York ave. RaDvcrion SaLE of suits and overcoate, Eiseatas Buos., 7th and B Guayp Cunmsrwas Exuzprrn Lamps of all makes, designs and prices. Onyx and metal-top tables: lamp shades. Brie-«-brac, vases, candelabra and thousands | f pretty things in china, porcelain, &c. very article marked in plain figures. Store open this week till ¥ p.m. SS. Sueno & Buo., 432 9th st. Hotrar Lames. ©. A. Meppn«ay, 614 12th st. 1 Quant o $1 Wuisky for 75e. 1 quart of #1 Jamaica rum for 75e. A quart of Catawba, 25e. Cuantes Kiarwen, 737 7th st. now. Havixo Just returned fromgthe queen city of Belem, Va., I have afew preg ph Salem Investment Company at company's Prices. Parties who want bargains please call @touce. J. A. Serrix & Co., 1225 F st. House & Hrunaaxy's for furniture and ear Feta Cash or credit. See adv't, page & Weaver. | lowing ofticers: John Finn. colonel: R. H. Mar- Crouch, chaplain Sims, bender —ta tant serge manter sergean ‘T. A. Babbington et al to Bridget Babbington, subs 69 and al., truste for Christmas and will outlast many arti | §3, 85 to 48 do. cles more costly, but not more appropriate or | | J. Colbert and J. ! gett’s farm on the 7th street turnpike. | commandery at the death of the late Past Noble LOCAL MENTION. ALL $15, £18 and $20 mits reduced to $10. All $18, $20 and $22 overcoats reduced to $10. All $ and $30 Prince Albert suits re- duced to Consignment sale. New York Crornme Howse, 311 7th st. Tes Pre © ‘ST discount on diamonds, watches this chance. Jacors Baoruzes, leaders in dia monds, 1229 Pennaylvania « —What better could you find for Christmas than a handsome parlor or | bed room suite, or a pretty carpet, well made Bear Tus 1 Mix the year round, than one which is used for a day and thrown'aside the next. When you are in doubt, therefore, what to give for a holiday Stove Stores, 30 and 932 7th street northwest, and get something that will be sure to prove | satisfactory, both to giver and receiver. Sea- as well as useful and ornamental gifts | awed at Mr. Kudden’s, will for after the holidays. A small deposit o required. ee Maxtrov Gixcen Cuampaane for Christmas | and New Year should be in every household. | Cuantes Krazmer, 737 7th st. n.w. Bracox Dror Lionts complete, 97c. C. A. | Muppraas, 614 12th st. Have vou seen the displaygof lamps, bronzes, RYNEAL, Jn°s.,418 7th street | before deciding on your purchases. The stock | has never before been as complete as now. | Tuy well-known firm of Jonson Brothers supply more families with fuel than any one firm in the United States. ‘hoice stock of water- Cunistwas Goo! ceiain paintings, pictare frames and mouldings, at the art store of L. J. Laws, 1427 Pennsylva- nia ave. ‘MARK-DowK SALE of suits and overeoats. Eiaemax Buos., 7th and E. CITY AND DISTRICT. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Atravon’s.—The Liliputians in “The Pupil ATIONAL. — Jefferson-Florence in ‘Heir- Fabio Romani Kenxax's.—Henry Burlesque Company. Lixcouy Post HaLt.—Christmas Bazaar. Mernororrrax M. E. Cuuncu.—Mexican En- ——— CONDENSED LOCALS. of the will of the late eived from the Baltimore | for record. David Walsh, the young man who was re- an old as the not the An exemplified copy Henry Carroll was r was not taken to court for tri A NEW TRIAL WANTED. Grounds on Which It is Asked for—Cross (Sentenced to Be Hanged Next Month. Mesers. C. Maurice Smith and Joseph Shill- Cyzveraxns Superior Baxrxo Pownes, Cizvazaxv's Superior Baxixe Pownes, ington, counsel for William D. Cross, who is] Oyeygzaxp’s Superior Baxixa Powpen, under sentence of death, having been con- | vieted of murdering his wife in October of last nd jewelry Friday and Saturday. Do not miss | year, have prepared their bill of exceptions, which have been agreed to by the prosecution, and the case now goes to the General Term. With the bill of exceptions is filed the teati- mony taken at the trialund alsoaclaim of newly discovered evidence, so that counsel | base their motion for a new trial on several grounds, which will no doubt require extended arguments. The date fixed for the execution of Cross is January 9, but itis not unlikely that further time will be granted, as the case has not yet been argued and a decision is not likely to be renddred before that date. Coun: confident that when the facts in their pe get before the court their client will be given a new trial. STORY OF THE CRIME. ‘The case was a peculiarly interesting one on account of the defense set up that the woman took her own life. Cross, it is remembered, lived on Sth street southwest, and on the night the fatal shot was fired he started from home to go to the theater. His wife wanted to go with him, but he declined to take her. He left the honse alone and she followed him to 7th and C streets, near the Baltimore and Potomac railroad tracks, and there the fatal shooting oc- curred. The pistol was found beside the body of the dying woman and the defence claimed that it was her weapon and that she killed her- self, probably from jealousy. Cross has been aqniet and obedient prisoner in jail and he still protests his innocence. ee The Potomac Literary Club. A meeting of the Potomac Literary Club was held last night at the residenee of Dr. Y. A. Bland, 1121 10th street northwest, Dr. D. 8. Lamb presiding. Mrs. Lucy A. Leggett read a very interesting and instructive paper on the “Evolution of Language.” Prof. Clem, Dr. Lamb, Dr. Bland and Mrs. Lockwood parti pated in the discussion that followed the read- ing. Dr. and Mrs. Diefenderfer, Mr Ober Leech, Mra. M. A. Naylor, Mr. E. J. Pullman and Dr. Cora M. Bland contributed to the literary and musical entertainment. Yesterday afternoon an alleged colored po writer, George Washington, came to grief. He had been doing business among the Mth street car stable employes and his shop was on the second floor of house No. 194 Mth street. ‘There were three colored men in the office when Sergt. John Daley entered and placed y ler arrest. Among the policy 4 captured were copies of the December 17. Washington ap- peared in the Police Court this morning and waived an examination. The case was sent to the grand jur, a Assignment of Broker Hill. An assignment for the benefit of the credit- ds $5, also a pair of for the benefit of the corti years old. who roomed at uuthwest. died suddenly yester- posed, from. h bie. He | Yesterday Wm. MeCarthy, employed by the ht € in comin: Henry Wixon, about 9:30 o'clock last night, nd his nred. | The first reunion of the class of “90, Wash- ‘riday, December 26. ae Elections of Officers. Nonpariel Council, No. 450, N jonal Union, | lent, W. W. P. Reese; door- | E. N. Lancaster; trustees, A. J.’ Alpen, .T. Harper and F. M. Post Office Department Council, No. 204, Wilbur, Dr. James P. Lewix, usher: John J. H. A. Shore, | enwater, H. e and James A. Dickinson; delegates to binet, George A. Darling and H. E. W. 5. Hancock Command has elected the fol- also made by Representatives ors of George 1. Hill, broker, to Douglass 8. Mackall was recorded today. Mr. Hill assigns iis property in the District and elsewhere, of whatsoever kind, excepting such as is exempt by law, including sub lots 124 to 128, square 859; lot 21, block 3, T. & B.' g nts parts 10 and 11, square 48 F sub 8, square 237: an interest in # 212, and gi : . $1,300; Kate v.” Campbell. £200; and daughter. $300, 8. 'G 000; A. D. W Smith, $200; Miss E. J. Reception tg Republican Congressmen, A reception was given last evening in Grand Army Hall by the New York Republican Asso- ciation to the republican congressional dek | tion from that state. Gen. Bussey, assistant secretary of the interior, presided upon the ia- vitation of Mr. O'Brien, the president of the association.and made an address, Stevens, Wallice and Sawyer, David Davidson, first deputy commissioner of pensions, und A! M. Parker, assistant attorney general.” The ar- sociation elected the following executive com- j. W. R. Barker, J. Lee Tucker, Maj. 0. A. Curtis, W. B. Compton and John Steven- son. a J. Jax Govurp. Tree ornaments.—Adot. ee “Bromopixe” curesheadache. 6 doses 25c.— Adv. Sete oe THE COURTS. cl Diolot Haliohan agt. Young: do. final deéree construing Meredith agt. Barney finally confirmed and cause referred io Cincert Court —Judge Montgomery. ant colonel; M. A. Littlefield, | t. Cook, surgeon; H. J. W. H. Maxwell, 0. D.; Robt. jeorge W. Anders. ad: joseph Berries, O. G.: John Clarks t major; Wilham E. Donallen, quarter- | ‘Transfers of Keal Estate. Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: C. Geestord to J. A. Strattan, sub 20, sq. 966; $—. $. Goss to A.B. Duvall, sub Gregg to H. L. Irvine t—. J. A. Prescott Lewis to J. W. King. lot 43, blk. 1 rinidad. 3). GW. Taibut'to J. H. Lewis, lots 82, ta aay Assignment for Benefit of Creditors, An ssi W. C. Lewis & Co.) for the benefit of creditors | was recorded yesterday. The asignees are M. Nota McGill, to whom the stock in trade—time, cement, & on G between Ist and 2d streets northeast and | the effects at the office. 929 F strect northwest, conveyed. Preferences are made to Harry W. Blunt for $5,504.13 and Margaret F. Lewis, S200. a Real Estate Litigation. Alice Irene Clagett et al., by Gordon & Gor- don, have filed a bill against John R. Clagett etal. for the confirmation of contract for sale aade November Llast to convey to John Rt Whitehead for 64.000 lot A, Darius C aibiahtivhen ‘The Golden Cross. Anacostia Commandery, No. 423, U.0.G. has elected the following officers: Noble com. mander- Stephen Simonds; vice noble com- | mander, Mrs. Nellie C. Otterback; worthy prel- ate, David L. Pitcher; keeper of records. J. H. Dony; financial keeper of records, Daniel €. Smithson; treasurer, Thomas J. Pestman; worthy herald, A. R. Cator; warden inner gate, Frank J. Henry; warder outer gate, George W. Berry; past noble commander, George F. Pyles: trustecs, Chas. F. Walton. HE. N. olson “and les: representative to the Grand -¥, George F. Pyles. At the regular meeting of St. John’s Com- | mandery, No. 32, U.0.G.C., last evening oble | Commander J. and Keeper of Records ’ tendered their resignations, which hare Spo and Sir Knight Graham was elected noble commander and Mrs. M. Ida Graham keeper of records for the remainder of | their term and were installed by Depaty Grand | Commander S.A. H. McKim. Sir Knights 8. A. H. Mckim, John N. Eble and Lady ‘Emma McKim were appointed committee to pre- pare resolutions expressing the sorrow of the Commander Janes b. Peake. The command- 29: $3,000. H. G. | cal Yesterday—Considin gt Ren- ninger: jedgment by stipulation. Baxter agt. Fastlock et ul: judgment for defendant for ‘ : Jury ont. Wheatley ontgriito: verdict for plaintiff for Newnan é& Son agt. Schrocder; order for return of property. pea CATTLE MARKET. The following sales of live stock at the Ar- lington stock yards yesterday are re Twenty exttle sola t.4to 434: oto 240. Market brisk. NorEs. Mr. J. H. Bradley reports the theft of a lap robe t 25 from his buggy while it was nding in front of his residence Wednesday police patrol launch of the seventh pre- cinct was placed in winter quarters late yester- lay ofternoon. the report mentioned in yesterday's Star Mr. Haines ad lost a third child by diph- Mr. T. D. Sulliva and Mrs. Sullivan, “a one of the Irish envoys, iled for Liverpool Wednes- ———————————————_—_—_—— Lue Ts Misery To thonsonds of people who have the taint of scrofula Blood. The azonies caused by the trexdtul sores and other manifestations of this disease nd description. There is no remedy equal to 's Sarsaparilla for serofula, salt rheuin and every A blood disease. We know that it hi “Serofula bunches in my neck disappeared when I took Hood's Sarsaparilla."—A. I. KELLY, Parkers- burg, W. Va. N.B.—Be sure to get HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA Sold by all drugyists. 81; six for 85. Prepared only by C. I. HOOD & CO., Apethecaries, Lowell, Mass. 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. 2 Tremxo, Bursixe, Buzeprse And scaly diseases of the skin and scalp causing days ‘of misery und nicuts of sleepless agony are instantly | relieved and speedily, permanently and economically cured by the CUTICURA REMEDIES when all other Temedies and the best j hysicians fail. Substntial evi- dence of the truth of this statement is to be found daiiy in this paper. 8 For Tue Houpsy Trane ‘We are offering the following inducements, vis: ery then elected the following oficers: Mrs. Sarah M. Howe, vice noble commander; 8. A- 1. McKim, worthy prelate; Mrs. M. Ida Gra- ham, keeper of records; Mrs. Emma MeKim, treasurer: E. R. Barbour, worthy herald; Mrs. Mary L. Hawkins, warder of the inuer’ gate; John N. Ehle, warder of the outer gate: W. E. Graham, past noble commander; John N. Ehle, S.A. H.'MeKim and M. Ricl n, trunteos: Waar makes more useful as well as orna-| W.E. Graham, representative to the Grand Mental present than a lamp? Gro. NYNEAL, JR.. ¥ . in vase, libre Witt Sacurrice his entire stock of shoes! ‘We need the cash; we ure forced to sell, and therefore prices are no object. = helping as you will aS “ fe preftr losing all pro the beneiit of genuine bargains. eX J. Buocx, 722 7th st. Surrs ap OveRcoats marked down to $14.85. Eisexax Buos., 7th and E. yourself. ‘and to give you Commandery; Mrs. M. Ida Graham, alternate. — street northwest, has them in endless | ‘The election of noble commander and financial banquet and piano, at | Keeper of records was postponed until the next lowest prices. A gallon’ of Ryneal's royal sc- | meet curity oil given with every lamp over #3 ef ee Inrnove each shining hour. Wonders for Christmas. J. J: GotLp, 421 9th st.—Adet, bd Wao 1s tar Kwave or Cives? He is the man who sells cheap liquor ata | fancy price, by dint of some cunning imitation of the name of the superb “Maryland Club” Don't mistake any other “Club® for the “Slaryland Clad.” Sold by John wD uae gruder.—Adrt. California Valencia ‘New Currants... New Citron (very choice).. ‘Mixed Nuts (sll new), -pr. Ib. 150 ‘Large lot of French Prunes, all aizes........123 to Lic Also Choice Turkeys, Chickens and Fresh Meats always on hand at lowest market prices. Very respectfully, ‘T. H. WALKER & CO., atsew 946, 048 and 950 La. ave. Assovvrery Tue Besr. BECAUSE It is pure and wholesome. It is richest in cream of tartar. It is hizhest im leavening Power. SUPERION Food raised with it keeps BARING POWDER Tuofst and sweet. )OF@ eco It's, in the end, more eco. ABSOLUTEL! deal thar Tae Beoi ‘tlw It always gives Uniforus resaits, It is atsointely free from ‘adulteration. ‘Cleveland's Superior Baking Powder is for sale by G. G. Cornwell Joun W. Mtieruder, -"""E: g. F. Pace, Wan: Fs Abbott, Chas. I. Kelloze, Elphonzo Youngs Co., "O. Win. 1 Brown, ley & Scliofield, Joln Keyworth, bare Howard key) ‘Theo. F. MeCuiiiey, ‘M. MeCormick, ‘M. and P. Metzcer, And other high-class grocers. Kazrs Porren FOR THE HOLIDAY TRADE. MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS. ‘We have prepared a very attractive line of POPULAL GooDs, NECK DRESSING IN THE VARIOUS SHAPES, ALL-LINEN HAN WHITE AND FANCY BORDERS, SILK HAND- , ELEGANT MUFFLERS, GLOV! SUSPENDERS, CUFFS, HALF HOSE, NIGHT ROBES, CUFF BUTTONS, SCARF PINS, &e., &e. KEE! . ‘There is no better Holiday resent than a few of Keep's Fine Dress Shirt: brand, $1 each; K.K. brand, KERCHIEFS, IN PLAIN UMBRKELLAS, — COLLARt 'S SHIR K.M.C. brand, G0c. ; K. 1.25. Best in the We were fortunate enough to secure a large line of ALL-LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS before the advance in prices, consequently offer you these goods at the OLD PRICES. An el chief, tor $1. nt All-linen Initial Handker- Our 2c. Handkerchiets are a great ‘You are cordially invited to inspect the above- KEEP MANUFACTURING CO., OLIVER P. BURDETTE, 457 7th st. now. SOLE AGENT FOR DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Tus Is Tux Szasox Or JOY, GOOD-WILL AND CHEER. How will you manifest yours? Our Equitable Credit System offers all an excellent method of securing a HANDSOME CHRISTMAS PRESENT ‘Without any burden to the donor. According to our custom in past years, we shall from this time forth accept orders for Christmas Eve delivery, giving allan oppcr- tunity to procure for their loved ones A SUBSTANTIAL PRESENT, Or ® memento of general utility in the If ready money be not at command the in- significant First Payment can be made upon or before delivery, the articles in the mean- ‘while being set apart in one of our FIVE COLOSSAL BUILDINGS, ‘Which are now replete with a handsoms iine Of the following APPROPRIATE PRESENTS: Sideboards in Walnut, Oak and Cherry; ‘Hall Racks, Mantel Glasses, Escritoires, Book Cases, Toilet Sets, Fancy Rockers, Corner Chairs, Divans, Chiffoniers, Cabl- nets, Rugs of every quality, Hassocks, Easels and Works of Art, all SOLD ON CREDIT Upon like conditions with Furniture, Car- pets, Draperies and Stoves. HOUSE & HERRMANN'S: DIT HOUSES, 921 AND 923 7TH ST. AND 627 AND 636 MASS. AVE. N.W. Scocesrioxs For Hox- IDAY GIFTS IN LEATHER Goons. Bill Books, 75e. to ¢ Beston Shopping Bays, 75c. to rush Sets, incases, 6 Collar aud Cuft Boxes, Card Cases, 1c. to 4 Chatelaine Satche.s, 830. Cizar Cuses, 50c. to 84.25. Crops, ridinz, $1 to $9. Dress.nz Cases, $2.70 to $40. Dress Sut Coves, 81.50 to #12, Drinking Cups, 40c. to #2.50. Extension Cases, 50c. to $10. Flasks, 40c. te $5.50. Fumisied Bass, #8 to 875. Furnished Satcheis, $5.50 to Lins Mirrors #1.45 to 86. Handkerchief and Glove Folds, Sto e8. Ink Stands, 15e. to $2. 75 t0 89. Letter Cases, Sc. to 89. ‘Loggins. $1.75 * Military Brush Sets, 82 to $20. Pocket Toilet Cases, 25c. to $. Pocket Books, 20c. to $20. Portfolios, 50c. to $17.50. Photo. Screens, W0c. to $13. Photo. Frames, 5c. to $2. Purses, Sc. to $11. ‘Traveling Bays, 7c. to $20. ‘Traveling Satchels, 75e. to 816. ‘Trays tor Cards, 2.250 $2.50. Beissors Cases, 81 3 Shaw! Wrape, #1.50t0 95. School Bags, 50c. to $2.50, Sword Cases, $2. Writing Tablets, @1.40 to $10. Writing Desks, 24.25 to $10. ‘Whips, coach, $1.50 to 8:30. ‘Whips, buggy, 25e. to 20. ‘Whips, riding, 0c. to #10. -TOPHA™M' 1931 PENNA. AVE. X. W. CITY ITEMS. For the Xmas Trade. Flour, 70c., $1. Fancy Patent Flour, 40¢., 75¢. e Whisky, 5 years old, 65c. qt. bottle. ine, med. use, full French Mixed and Plain Candy, fresh from manufacturers. Mixed Nu’ new; Imported Jams, Family finest made; Boneless Sardines, Malaga Gra Florida Oranges, t., 50c. bottle. lince Meat, the Raising, 10c.;] Calis per-shelied Almonds; stock teplete P. R. Wisox, 934 7th st. nw. Voigt & Huas, jewelers, are selling cheaper than any jewelry jirm in town. Our competi- tors may tell you that we are boasting, but examine our goods and prices and be cou- vince’. It will be a saving for you if you have to go ten miles to get here. See our prices in column below. and very low. it from 75e. up. ave. and 917 E st. n.w. Gents’ Gold Initial Rings, $4.25. it Voror & Haas. 713 7th st. nw. Christinas Present Desirable and Valuable, Useful an At Prices Within lieach of Every One. Men's Fine Embroidered slippers reduced 500 more received today at ( Saxony Wool Knit Jacket Dep Dow i a 6 Alligator Leather Slippers reduced to oe Men's Hand-made Silk Plush Embroidered Slippers reduced to $1.20; worth $2. daidies Fine Cloth House Slippe Ladies’ Kid Opera-toe Shippers at Ladies’ Llegant Push Sippers at 75e. Children » best Graue uvver Boots at $1. Sume rare bargains in Ladies’, Men's and Children's Shoes: Uur ¥1.50 Ladies’ Shoes reduced to #1. Our $2 Men's Shoes reduced to $1.90. Var 31 Children # Solar Alisses’ Shoes reauced to We. Our £1.30 Loys’ Shoes Bargain prices on our entire stock. ‘Tus Stan Suoxz House, ips reduced to’ Pay a small deposit and have your Jewelry laid by tor Christmas, | Voror & Haas. at Presentation Umbrellas, Our line of Umbrellas, im sik und gloria, is ‘Natural wood und silver trimmed haudles in great vartety. ‘No damaged goous. MANG & BON, Une Price, cor. 7h wud De ery Article of Jewelry advertised on ex- tion in our Windows for your inspection. > iNouus & Haas. Just Received a large assortment of Gray Switchds and Bangs for we tohdaysat reduced prices. Also a very large assorunent of Nat- ural Curly sangs in all colors aud styles. 3. Hewes, 72v 7th uw. 6 Boys’ Silver Stem W inders, $7. Vorat & Haas. Of inestimable Plated Berry Wheeler & Wilson It charms on sight. Its use enraptures. LY+f, 9,105." CITY ITEMS. $50 Sewing Machines for $25. < eae reduction for Holiday Presents. All itly finished in Antique Oak. Jeweler, 225 Pa. For the Holidays. Something new. A musical Christmas Garden | for $15; aiso a lot of Faney Christmas Gardens | tie ¢ For sale at 1290 Pennsvivania | ands dive - A Christmas Gift of a 3 Would greatly please that wif 9 of thine. Warexer & Witsox Biro. Co., 437 9th st. nw. di6-8t Pickle Dishes, best plate, #2. it Vorar & Haas, 713 7th st. nw. Men’s Fine Knit Jacket ic Sewing Machine and 14-Karat Filled Chains from $1 to $5. Warranted for five years. Voiot & Haas. 1t Callisher, Jeweler, Free..—Samples of Dr. M rvine at Menrz’e Dave Sroxr, 1014 F st. Cures Headache, Nervousness, Biceplessness, Neuralgia, Fits, &c. 5 Gold Head Canes, $2.50. Voror & Haas. It 5 Pa. us Debility, Poor Memory, “Rockbridge Rye,” finest made, =4 per gat Jon; #1 quart bottle. "Lyscn’s, 404 9th st. n. sl-maf,tr An Invention Making Sewing a Pastime, New High Arm Ni AMUSEMENTS. NGION THEAT ELEVENTH STREET. sud ‘This week—Ladies’ Matinee Tomorrow. test improvements: 5 years’ guarantee. At the Domestic Sewrve Macuixe Rooms, cor. ae “a n.w. and cor. 4th and Pa. ave. se. 7 Ladies’ Gold Rings, $2 up. Voror & Haas. se. dil-wat BURLESQUE COMPANY. Next Week.—The Sensations] Boom Model Bur- league end Spectact’ar Company CHURCH. TONIGHT AT an Misconary easay bY Mra. Bester, wif NEW SaTIONAL THEATRE Weok Opening Monday, Dec. 15. COMEDY COMPANY. REIR-AT-LAW. WRIR-AT-LAW. Satarday Evcnings, Saturday Matinee, Scale of Prices: $2, #1 THE RIVALS. tern Agency. ‘or. 4th and Pa. ave. se. \P HOEY in their Faition de .8e. dl7-wat es’ Restorative Day end Saturday, HL ARONSON'S COMIC OPERA Presenting the New York Casino's latest triumph, ence, Sexual Weakness, Pimples cured by Dr. Miles" Nervine. Samples free at Mentz's Drva Store, 1014 F st. REGULAR PRICES GRAND OPERA HOt orat & Haas, It scTbg only dwarf a tors in fo forty -thrwe years of ace thirty-eigit inches tall. eir Grand Spectacular Play, {from eighteen and from twenty-eight to Voor & Haas. It ye Whisky, $1 per qt. Gold Lock Bracelets, ¢ Extra Superior Uld k, Pure Uld tiye Wisi Good Quatity Vid Pure ort Wine, dc. quart vuutle. Private Stock Genumie spanish Extra Fine dabie 5p: et Wine, Zoe. bottie. EIZGER, 417 7th st. D.W. 5) 143 ith st. new. wing Machines all Headquarters tor draping Jorms. Nice Christmas presents, Easy mouuly payments, STAM d Fiske 3, 427 Yuu ot B.W.19-0 Gold Buby Rings, 50c. Vout & Haas. Splendid assortment Gold and Silver Spec- tacles and Byeglasces. Yonusylvania av variety. ALEXANDER, 4 euue northwest, ‘Tea Sets, three p ss, best plate, $9.50. Re- duced from ¢12. & Haas, 719 7th st. It Ladies’ and Chiidren’s Hair Cutting and S. Menten, 720 7th nw. Voir & taas, The Terrible Sisughter Of Clothing at the Great Manutucturers’ Sale will postuvely close on Saturd: coats In twenty different paiterns at >: Mens Overcouts in chincimla, meltons and beavers at 24, worth siv und 412. ‘Auilor-made Uvercoats wna Dults at @Y.00 tat sel m every etore im America at 925 aud <0. Children 8 Suits and Uvercuuts at Yoo. and a tuvusuud other Woudertul burguins at this ter- rivie slaughter man duiey building, cor. yth and b sts. ‘ HM. PaiepLaNpen, Voror & Hass. Ho el Juhnsun Cate. rs received today. Sad- aud Standard Steum. 0 Gipoy Kettles, Some extra tine Oyst dle iuck, Broil, Dele Lynn ituven bays, ait shell. Lifetime eaperience. bine trade suuc- a Bachelor, Old Creole Days and Chas. Scribner's sons pu’ $3 Yankee in King Art 3. Voror & Haas. 1t HELLEN's, 720 7th st. Goid Spectactes, ‘edition . Hawthorne's Removal eale.—Wiil disy ose of entire stock of | And other stondard ind rare sets in ue bs published ty vest American and ioreikn houses, all | sold at cut pri-es, A lurze line of Oxford Bibles, Prayer Books and | Hy:anais, Clocks, &¢., at a discoant of 20 per cent. dis-6* | Peart Opera Giasse Voror & Haas.1 Artists’ Ol and Water Color Outfits for your artist frie 1 all makes, at lowest 413 7th st. new. mbrelias, $3.50. 8.403 (th st. mw. Gold and Silver He: Callisher, J x 2108 14th now. Plated Pickle be 461 Pa. av. 1* The ¥lnest selection of Sewing Machines TAUN & Fisxe's, 4: st. Call and be convin See Voigt & Haas? Window: Goods marked remarkably 3 Carving, Coo Pocket Knive ivoi Penn. ave. nd largest assort- cleet frou in Autique Oak, Easy terms and w those of any other YM. STIEDELING s, Gold Chatelain 1e8, Notor & Haas, 713 7th st. now. What Would Picase your friends or rela- of those handsome Or- tions more than a p ino. Kyseat, Ju., 418 7th naments shown by st. nw. Nothing shoddy Gold Eye Glasses, $2.40. Voror & Hass. 1t Sewing Machine is indorsed by all lending dressmakers as the best. Wx. STIRDELING 1751 Penn. ave., Sole Agent D. C. Look at Voigt & Haas’ WindowDis; 713 7th st. n.w. Don't mistake piace, Callisher, Jeweler, 225 P: New Sewing Machini & Finke's, 427 The “House! ask, We. Ties, 20c., 25 match, $2, 84, #3. ‘You imzy need an extrapair of Blankets. Ifyou do we can save you some money. 10-4 White Wool Blan- kets, $2.50; 14and 12-4 White Wool Blanket, #3, 4, $3. Bed Comforts, $1, €1.25, 8 83, #4; White Crochet Bed Quilts, $1, $1.25, 62. Nottingham Lace Curtains from $1 to #5. ‘We are showing soice splendid values in Black and Colored Dress Goots froi 25 t050e. Outing Cloth in Plaids and Stripcs, 10c., 12}c. ; Standard Prints, Se. | Is offering them the opportunity and Se. ; Raw Silk aud Chenille Table Covers, $1.25 | Clothing at half the actual value of to the continued rush and the late arrival of cases of goods we will continue the es fcom $20 up at Stan jt & Hass. it Playing Grandmother. Don't Misx It! Tho Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company has published a beautiful Christmas panel, size 14x29. It is 2 companion to our Easter offering en- titled “‘Mamran’s Darling,” which has been 80 much admired by all our trons and art lovers. December 15th to the 27th. ‘a und Mocha coffee stands uneqt We will not attem) will say that it is the finest picee jualed. t to describe Office 437 9th street northwest. dli-te BEB A y oOMM MM Bn oak OE GOA ss BBB A A UMM Sss5 POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, SEVENTH STREET. BARGAINS IN HOLIDAY GOODS THROUGHOUT THE STOKE. YOU CAN BUY GOODS: HERE AT PRICES THAT WILL SURPRISE you, Silver-plated Ware Engraved Free. Large stock and Best quality und lowest prices cuaranteed, Note the following cut prices on BBR (00 (00 KK 588s ted Line Poets, gilt edges. A Popular 12 mos., cloth bound, standard Heroes of Chival Works of Hon: Cameo Edition of Drean Life, plete Works, half calf, Houzh- Min & Co., pub!isvers, complete Works, 1s VOIR. « mses ay’s listory oi Ensland, » vos, cloth = Jouxsos, Gansen & Co. 66 P Store open evenings. RUGS. Weare showing a very large and attractive line of Smyrna and Moquet Rugs, in all sizes, from $1.25 to $5. Goatsiin Kuzs, pure White, Gray and Black, 83, 34. SKIRTS. Pain and Fancy Striped Wool Skirts, $1, 81.25. y Woven Wool Skiris, $1, $1.25, SHAWLS. Special—4xG4 All-wool Shawls, in Gray, Brown and . Very Large Double Shawis, $3, $4.85. Black Cashmere Shawis, $2.50, $3, #4, Blue Plaids, €) We have a splendid line of Linen and Silk Handker- chieis, Cashimere and Fur-lop Gloves, Wool Mitts, &.,, for Ladies and GentZemen at low prices. Umbrellas, Natural Wood and Fancy Handles, $1. to $5. TABLE LINENS. 68-inch German Cream Dainask, 50c. ; Bleached Dam- $1.; Knotted Fringe Damask Ter- Damask Table Covers and Doylies to toss. JOHNSON, GARNER & CO., im (636 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. Tuer Laws. If you want the whitest, brightest and best Nght, superior to the electric light, get the IM- PERIAL LAMP, guaranteed to give entire sst- tafaction, lees ofl and will not get out of order. ‘sce them buming before par chasing. Lampsof all kinds, Piano, Banquet nd Library Lamps. Fancy Stand Lampe Also in Brass and Nickel, Full line Fancy ‘Shades and Artist Materials. ‘Agent for Pratt's Astral OW FRANCIS MILLER, Jay, December 15. at. “ffuct, simulta- uvius—ljumina- HOME — FoR Boy ters, Serap-book Pictures, OLN MUSTO HAL Lessee and Manag CHLISTMAS Whbn AT) TION. wnwenviag MONDAY, DEC. iriay, Saturday. NT CONSOLI- oniy strictly finst-clans da Atull corps ot ellie rsday’s amd Saturdays, $1.48 | R ede Balzac, half russia ...$1.08 | 81.50 Works of Charles Read in illuminated ¢ etched frontispiece ... g pancine and Dep Dan an a EDNESDAYS. PRL an SALURDAYS. “Circulars ‘andes ve coR ae wT te elven 7 MALE) be of ies rier . ive OF ¥ VON VERNON, TRE TOMB OF WASHING At further novice the palatial iron CHANGES. Mt except Sam 10 a.m. Arrive: Westunton at 3 pom. Pare mount trip te MOUN VERNON. iat . Froanis. & The Charice 88 far down a5 4 WANE vAcH : in Went and Sua, 3 HOTEL Vita s HOTLA, Ba. ave. and Laeh st. = Washuncton LINE Lay EBBITT HOUSE, WASHINGTON,D.¢ BICYCLES. XMAS PuESENTS “ POR BOYS AND. melee Ny Tn torent ¥ ty. Prices to FINES? CaCLING Kink IN Open day and evening. Course AMITIOS WHERCERIES. te tw BY AND @ CLES PORK CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. We have the lancest and best stock tn the city, Our line of Ladiew and Genticnen’s Nafetien is wary complete, We oiler these goods from $0 to GEO. 8. ATWATER & CO., oem 1424-% Pennsylvat GENTLEMEN'S GOODS. Fait, Srocr OF Fok COATINGS, VESTINGS, ITINGS, OVERCOATINGS AND TROUS- FRINGS RECEIVED. GENTLEMEN WHO ADMIKE FIRST-CLASS TAILORING ARE IN- VITED To ENSPECT. ALLGAKMENUS CUT BY M.D. BAM, 1111 PA. AVE., AE GUAR ANTEED DO BLOF THE CORKECT STYLE. MEDICAL, &c. PPRQUESSIOSAL MASSAGE CAN Bi onraT Fit best of medical ‘eteremce by apy seh Stn EAD AND BE W ESSIONAL MASSAGE BY MKS. HW. CAM. Ny oh 11th at. tw, a resulay yradwate B. H. Srvewerz & Soxs, a 1237 Penna. ave. through 413 13th at. ‘We would like before purchesing to have you call 7 ) 6 and insyect our stock of DESIRABLE cunisTMas | Faren For $150,000. GIFTS, such as— Seal Jackets, Sacques, Mantles, Capes and Wraps. | Pooh that’s but a minor consideration. ‘The Bar Muffs, Boas, Collarettes, Sleeves and our Stole with lines, set of | Capes of the newest patterns and most fashionable Fiush Jackets, Sacques, Muntles and Wraps, Fine Unibreilas and Canes. Gentiewen's Fur Muflers and Gloves. en's Fur-lined Overcoats. 1 Waterproot or Mackintosh Coata, ns Dressins Gowns. We have some very fine Carriage Robes, in Natural Beaver. Russian Doz, Knox's New York Hats, Younans’ New York Hate, \> : uave Kept Henry Heath's London Hats, Christie's London Hats. ANY OF THESE WOULD MAKE AN ACCEPT- UU MMMM om oss, & FG ANY Pgs a bb RAMS aA uw MM Sys5 POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, 77 STREET. as ABLE AND USEFUL PRESENT. Suext Coss, Hous Couns, RUBBER COMBS. A HAIR-DRESSING COMB is something you daily use and may contribute to or detract from your per- and a fine Hund-tuade Comb isa pleas- | COL ure to inspect and a comfort in its use, neither scratch the {t sbouid | 1 nor drag out the hair. MBS for ladies and gentle- | LU HORN COMBS in black and bionde, of entirely newpattefus, All of them hand made. W. & THOMPSON, Pharmacist, 703 15th st. Diawise To A Cross. THE PUBLIC SEEMS TO HAVE AT LAST FULLY AWAKENED TO THE FACT THAT THE CONSIGNMENT SALE NOW IN FULL BLAST AT THE NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE, ‘311 7TH STREET NORTHWEST, 50; Saiteen Quilts, $2, . Now's your chance—everything marked in plain figures at one-half the former price. This entire consignment must be sold before January 1. Note the prices: 4 for Men's Beaver or Chinchilla Overcoats: Ui } i f ¥ 2 { i i TEETH FILLED erted without crept Host n.w., Dental Depart Uuuital University extractor. June 0, Di STARE PARSONS, DENTIST, En.w.—Pirstclam Bllines insert to cums prevents pain iy extract denusiry. At present inzs tailed tor M. INS OF TALS, yet they are not Lappy. Mut what has this todo with DR. KOCH’S LYMPH? Or, to bring the matter right to our own doors, what cobsiderauon, at tus particular juncture, outweighs VICTOR E. ADLEL'S VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE PEOPLE? Frou a monetary point of view. We know the value of a dollar, because we have ut have newer be willy to ie Tepeatediy that 3b tudst be surrendered ere and decorators Ob OF uevore Jat und theres nme SACRIFICE SALE WILL CONTINUE UNTIL JANUARY 15, 1891. ourselves, as the man said when be fe ° And ED AND, PORTY-THREE Suite for oh —Sizss 410 14 Yeareut BL od a Bs 1)-. WO HANDSOME CHEN IOT S488 and Me cml, at #1.4% Fancy Stripe Natural Wear—Slurts und Drawers size id wo 44. Silk-<ttcbed and taped. Jersey culls and ankles. Sayed seas. THREE SHIRTS FOR $1. THREE PAIRS DRAWERS,€1 WEN Bove LUEL & CUON'S BEST MAKE,FOUMe ONE AL rt 18,1036 and li stumdine sizes down THka GO ALsu AT 45, sgt Oy vasa rs, eps evlar prices €1.0 and 81 30. Oo ENT HALF HOSE,10 CENTS A PATR, WILL-BUCKLE BUSERAD EMS. 10 oS A MINE OF WEALTH WITHIN TH WALLA, VOU AVE BUE TO WLack FOLaa AND GkasP IT. GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, $27 and 920 7th st. n.w., cor. Mam. ave STRICTLY ONE PRICE. - evenings until 9 o'clock. Saturday umd Ericare rd ; S47-POL SALE AT A GREA, Pot FEL EM SURLY ING. Dove nar ce AND ONE LOT OF ‘One TABLES. an FRIDAY, DEC. 12, 1800. (CHRISTMAS TABLE LUXURIES. THE LARGEST SUPPLY AND THB HIGHEST GRADE OF GOODS ‘To be found in Washington. ‘Don't fail to examine our stock of Almonds. Walnuts ‘and Pecan Nuts before buying. (Our supply of Candy is excondingly lange, and every. ‘pound we offer is abeolutely pure and fresh made this present week. “ ‘Ifyou want Big, Pat, Meaty Raisins Yor cooking pur ‘poses we have them, as also Chotosst Clusters for table a. ’ Orders for our Delightful Home-made Oakes will ave our best attention. az woe a