Evening Star Newspaper, December 7, 1891, Page 13

BAU RES |RTKR Porvian Suorema Prace, SEVENTH STRE&T. We Anz EADQUARTERS ‘om Hotmar Tins Covens Our line is lanes and varied All sizes In rtuck, from 344 Stand Cover to 124 Piano Designs ail pew. 92.25 6-4 Fringed 82.75 6-4 Fringed Chenille Cover $4.00 and $600 84 Pisin Chenille ‘¥3.25 and $4.90 $4.00 Covers.. 05.50 $4 Frinced Cheutlie Covers 5.00 and 50 104 Pian Chet 87.50 10-4 Fringed Chenille Covers. 9800 and 68.50 12-4 Pisin Chenille Covers. 98.50 12-4 Fringed Cheuitio Covers. Hotmars. ‘We have uow un sale excellent values in Six Head Rests and Scarfs, such a8 Fe. Double Chins Silk Head Rests, sfik tesscls on both sides... eG BSc. Dowdle China SK Mead Rests, Mrured silkoline on reverse side instead of plan, st rings between wach cushion... €1.55 Fine Painted Head Rests, 1€ styles, new abapes. China Silk Pillow Head Painted Bolting Bud Scart, « Patpted End Searfs, The. Bolting Srameo Lreess. Great Bargains in Bureaa Scarfs, Splashes, Tray Covers, ke . &c. T2INCH LINEN BUKEAD SCARFS, 2le. EACH, Finer unes a8 cheep in proportion. Carsa Stirs. Now Designs and Colormem, AU Figured 3 inch-wide Silks. ‘Ail Pisin 2-ineh-wide Silk Scarexs Fos Tus OLIDAYS. @8 Gold Embroidered cn Btact Cloth Japanese 98 t-panef Painted Japenese Screens, 5 feet $10.50 Fancy Shape Japanese Sevens, Crnrarxs For Tus Hounara @6 Chenille Portieres, fringed top and bet- tom, ‘$4. (09 and #9. WCiveniite Portieies, trinzed top a ottoun.. to Tambour Lace Curtains at or Tabour Lace Curtains. 84. aa Ove Frast GRAND OFFERING OF HOLIDAY GOODS. EVERY ARTICLE WE OFFER 18 NEW AND NOVEL. a ‘Very complete line of Opera Glasses, rancing in price from $1.98 to $10. This will make an elevant present. A beautiful display of Fine Bric-a-Brac in Crown Worcester and Polished Terra Cotts. This is « very eeful present. In Jewelry we are showing the very Istest fais that ‘re useful as well as ornamental, such as Kings, Neck- Inces, Lace Pins, Bracelets im gold. silver and oxi- Gized. For a apecial leader we have 200 assorted Bracelets, 25e. In Oxidized Ware we bave a hundred different kinds ‘of presents suitable for any one. Leather Goods, such as Pocket Books, Card Cases, Purees, Shoppins Bass, yisin. also silver and oxidized rimmed. 1.000 avsortel Pocket Books and Purses for 19¢. Ce en ‘Pertumery display is very rich and unique. Faney (Cutwiace Bottles, filled with the fluest extracts, rang- ing in price from 19. up to #2. 50 each. We have one of the finest displays of Men's Satin Suspenders, in all colors, plain and ewbroidered, single Pairs in glass top boxes, that will make a very accept- able gift. Or leader, plain Satin, single pair, box. 75 doc. Seapets. Silk Baptkerchio‘s and WuMers for ladies and men. Our specisity—Ladi¢s’ -iuch Hew Initial Handker- thiefs, best quality of Japanese allk at 17. —<— 5,000 Handierchiefs in every quality, plain, hem- etitched, scalloped, embroidered, lace ede and fancy orders, a Writing Tablets, made of al! kinds of leather, in all colors,trom 19e. up to $8. 50.You cannot makes more weful gift. st i, A RE en A 10,000 Books to suit and please most every kind of Prader, from the small Pictorial Book to suit ‘the baby to the wost complete set by the best known autbora. OUR GREAT OFFERING. ‘Mammoth Size Llustrated Javeutle Book, one inch tied, at 18c. a ne ee Te ‘Do you think that you could make s more useful Prevent than abex of our fine Pique Boson White ‘Beir, wilonly cost you $5.40, They are really worth $7.50. How iss Sve Satin Corset or » real Kid taive Glove, in different leugths, from G-button to 16 Dostum? A box of plain or fancy Lisle would also bea ‘sofa! gift. Fancy Satin Pin Cushions. with set of botties hand- Somely trimuned with laces aud ribbews. in Uld Guid, Red, Blue and o:lier colors, would pieane anybody. fine Wrap or Coat for vither lady or miss, iu cloth (@ piush, entire. y plain of triw ined with Uraid, yet or i tr} TI? TIT LETTE ‘Two very seatonable subjects—never out of season, but particularly eessongbce just Row—Umbrelias and Goasumers. Excel- lent stocks of buth aro hero, ready fer your Gossauens. domestic and imported. Guar Gomemers, {i func Stripes, at £3.50. The dium and dark taney striped and checked afiects, €4, 64.50), 610, 618, G20 end O28. ‘The latter ia silk ined, 38) Ununertas. Another hundred of the eepecially wood Value in Gloria Umbrellav at O8e, each. Xat- ‘ural Wood and Evony Handles. Gloria Uibrellusstart at 98c. and go to $2, With frequent price stoppaxes between. Windsor Silk Umbrellas—inore durable ‘than all allh, $3 10 85, with doseusof stope detween. Windsor Silk Umbrellas for Holiday Gifts, with Silver, Horn, Ivory, Ebony. Violet Wood, Cornelia, other natural woods, in Bovel and attractive heads, $5 to 610, WILLIAM H. McENEW, BU 933 PA AVE. N.W, Now Taat Tx Camsrus Hau. DATS DRAW NEARER All possible attention is paid to making Fancy Articles Ribbons seem to bold the fort: more in demand than other embellish- ments. With this knovledxe in view we Will Lely you ont by giving youyour pick from four remarkable values in Ribbosa, comprising the newest shades suitable for decorative purposes. The quantities only are limited. Come early while the assort- ment Is unbroken. A full line of Ail-silk Gros Grain Ribbons fm all widths, from 2 to 22. Prices as follows: No. 2, 4c. yard; No. 3, Oe. yard; No. 5, 90. yard; No. 7, 128c, yard; No. 9, le. yard; No. 12 and 16, 18. per yanl; No. 22 Ze, yard, These are in ail the very latest shade S-inch Satin Ribbon in all shades, finest quality, 4v0. yard. Now 20 desirable for fancy work. Gros Grain Ribbon, with satin edge and Donbie Face Satin Ribbon, Nos. 2, 2% ard Sinches wide, 19¢. ; worth 22,25 and 303. yard. Gros Grain Satin Ede Ribbon, 13 and 2 inches wide, 1c. per yard. Diagonal and Glace Ribbons, 1 inch wide, im all the fancy shades for fancy work, 10c. ber yard. HANDKERCHIEFS. OPENING HOLIDAY ANNOUNCEMENT. ‘The large collecticn of Handkerchiefs now to be seen in our estabiishinent may seem of Uttie moment to casual observers, but to those who stop to reulize the various assort- ment of the different fabrics and manutac- tures it must be = matter of wonder how ‘such an tumense stock can be brought to- wether. ‘They comprise all sizes of Sills, Linen and Cambric Handkerchiefs in © myriad of de- Signs. This large supply is necessitated by our experience of former Holiday Seasons and by 8 knowledxe of the fact that for character aud values our stock standa un- equaled. a Remember. we are the only house inthe ity that sells you Warranted Solid Gold Rings and Scarf Pins with » Genuine ‘Diamond ieee ‘These would surely make acceptable Christmas presents. Pocket Books, new styles, ‘Writing Tabiets in » number of new ideas. Chatelaine and Shopping Bags. ‘These will make useful presents, ‘Remember, this week you are allowed s Tebate of 10 per cent on all Fancy Boxes. A food opportunity to buy « Christmas pres- ent and have it lafd away until desired. ‘Ladies’ Nisht Gowns, 9c. These are the Gowns made of soft muslin; come full Jensth; raised shoulders; a cown that is ood value for $1.25, All sizes now in stock 13, 14, 15, 16. OUT-OF-TOWN-PEOPLE Can shop by mail. Address our “Mail ‘Order Department” and all your wants will be as carefully and conscientionsly attended to as if you were here in person. —DOLLAR’S WORTH you buy? You— —<an_do this only at HAMBURG. —ERS'! The Character, — —and Business Methods of— ——this firm are too well— —ot— —tie public of Washington. — — Weare now Closing Out our Immense— —Surely if you are in need of » Sult—. —0r Overcoat for uny kind of wear— ——it is worth your while to call— ~—and examine our splendid— Variety of this seascn's— — Productions in Styl-— —ish Clothing — Don't you think «fue Silk Skirt, or one made of satin oF ue cioth, would be appreciated as a gift! ‘We have hundreds of different kinds of presents yet fm stock that weare unable to mention ty these col- ‘Camas, DEE Wecan safely say that ff you are looking for er buying Chrietaiss preseuts we can piease you. as @er selection and dinviay is as wood ae good Jodg- pent could rake. = eet If you are not ready to buy Now, Fou can make your ‘selection. pay s emall deposit abd beve your purchase Gelivered day before Christinas. We abel! remain open every night until ¥ from (eday until after the bolideys ae A. » KAUFMAN. (000 PEXNSTLVARIA AVE. XW. ‘And in order to sccowplish this result— —-You can take your choice here, — —and you will have to pay— —less than you would— —anywhere —Goons Wut Go Fisr— —At these figures: 3 OF F Maarzn Pascza. ly You Aw Ww. —You Wil Rope Haxwsone 28’, ‘CLOTHIERS, THE RELIABLE 621 Pim Ave » Woovwasn Ann Lorszor. 10TH, 11TH AND P STS. _—_ —- A Hows Rertecros — Me Pie Pac rm A 88 r Sc Sad —— Usame so waxy oraza ‘THINGS THE QUESTION OF JU- DICIOUSNESS CANNOT IMPEDE TES GIFT OF A Waar, Sacer, Newsaaxer, _—— 7 Orem noissey season of last year (which probably surprised and exceeded general expectation) demonstrated to us the increasing tendeacy to more substantial gifts: and while our display st that time probsbly surpassed what had been customary heretofore, our arrangements for our pstrons this year, we feel aesured, will be found to exceed those of last, both as to extent and richness of atyles. ‘We have decided to make Tuesday a memorable day in the Wrap Department by. (eMering at extremely low prices, now tn the height of the season, some irresiatiblea dargains in Such high-class. eleg ant things as these at this time soiled or )wonerally signify ‘tmaperfect woods. Not so in this case—THEY ARE ALL CLEAN, NEW GOODS, WITH HIGH SHOULDERS AND EVERY GARMENT LINED THROUGHOUT ‘WITH SILK. There are just twelve in the lot. ‘Below wo give descriptions with the CHRISTMAS PRICES ATTACHED. ONE PINK BROCAD SILK WRAP, silk lined, with swansdown trimming to match—aize —Reduced from 865 to $30.— ONE CREAM BROCADE SILK OPERA WhaP, with swansdows trimming to natch, silk lined Reduced from 850 to $30.— ONE CREAM FAILLE SILK OPERA WRAP, with feather trimming to match, bandsomeiy eibroidered in Cream and Gold—size 36— —Reduced from $50 to €35.— OXE FINE SALMON AND CREAM BROCADE SILK WRAP, with elder Gown trimming to match—asize 30— —Reduced from €35 to ¢20.— ONE LIGHT BLUE HENRIETTA OPERA WRAP, with White swansdown trimming—size 36— —Reduced from $15 to $10.— ONE SILK PLUSH OPERA WRAP, Helictrope and Gold; handsomely em- broidered, silk lined and trimmed with real Thibet fur—size 36— —Keduced from 855 to 837.50.-— ORE CREAM SILK OPERA WRAP, handsomely embroidered and trimmed ‘With swansdown; silk inéd—size 36— —Reduced from $35 to $20. — ONE ALL-SILK FAILLE OPERA WRAP, embroidered in Oream and Gold~ teimimed with eiderdot ywn—size 36— — Reduced trom 830 to 918.— ONE CREAM HEWRIFTTA OPERA WRAP, trimmed with real Thibet fur— ilk Hned—tichly embroidered—size 36— —Reduced fram $40 to €20.— ‘TWO CREAM HENRIETTA WRAPS, handsomely embroidered—sises 34 and 36—silk lined — —Reduced from #25 to $17.50.— ‘Third Soor...... neeneesneerescanensectesectensseseecescennesseenere Lith at. building. —o— J 08. Srowvw Dp, BALTIMORE'S LEADING MANUFACTUR- ING FURBIER AND IMPORTER OF SEAL SKINS, Bogs to announce to the Washington public that hie annual display sale, usually held in tho parlors of Witlard’s Hotel, beran today, Decem- ber 7, and will continue for one week in the spacious Cloak Department of Woonwarn & Loranor. ‘Having prepared for s decidedly cold winter, and the westher being extremely unpropitious, ‘we are consequently overstocked and must un- load at @ sacryics. ‘We import only GENUINE ALASKA SEALS, ‘Martin's Celebrated London Dye. Notwithstanding the sdvance in Sealskins, ‘We will offer our stock st the following low Prices. To those desiring a handsome HOLI- DAY GIFT this js an excellent opportunity. Seal Jackets, $125. Value, $200. Value, 225. Value, $250. Value, 8275. . Value. $300, Value, $350. Astrakban Jacket, $40. Value, 875. Astrakban Jacket, 800. Velue, $100. Gray Krimmer Jackets, $65. Value, $100. Persian Lamb Jackets, $85. Value, $125. CAPES, Mink, Sable, Seal, ‘Marten, Beaver and Otter—long and Short, Our prices here this week are undoubtedly the lowest, and we gusrantee to save you from $<0 to 9100 on Seal Garments equal in quality to eure Your inepection cordially solicited. 308 SIGMUND, ‘Manufacturing Furrier. ‘This Entire Week st ‘Woodward & Lothrop’s Cloak Department, (Third floor, 110 street building.) —— Mews Frsxxet Goxsrxe Summa, BEDUCED FROM $4 TO €250. Arare opportunity for sil who weer Woolen Birt, Made from the very best Fancy Fian- Rela, Pockets and button holes sll silk-worked, ‘Light, medium snd dark colors, All sizes, ‘Were @—now $2.50 esch. AM EXTRAORDINARY GLOVE VALUR Just in for the Holidays, 61a PalR. One Hundred Dosen Men's, DRESSED KID GLOVES, Mhowing all the shades of Tan and Brown, with the latest in embroidered backs, 62" Brery pate Atted to the hand ond guar. enteed to At as verfectiy as our $2.25 clove. @1 18 THE PRICE. Qlen's Department, first floor, frst annex.) —o W. & L.'s Violet Perfume in fancy bottlee— large size. —28e.— ‘W. & L.'s Perfume, put up in fancy baskets, two in s basket. —80e. and O80. -— W. & L.'s Fine Triple Extracts in cut-rlase dottier—one lange or two snail botties ine neat box. —800.— An elegant line of DERBY SILVER TOILET ARTICLES ‘Toothpick Holders, Glove Powder Bottles, Hairpin Boxes, Fissks, ‘Hat and Clothes Brushes, Whisk Brooms, Pin Cushions, Shaving Mugs ond Brushes, and a hundred or more other articles, both useful aud orna- CH iaat 8008. vecsee.seeeeesneneee Lt Ot, Dullding.) —— ‘Wo will offer tomorrow 200 White Angora SE Pia: See ath as §00r sseeseveresseenee ttt. balding.) —— Aprox Bazan (28 floor of 10th st. building.) ‘THOUSANDS FROM WHICH TO SELECT. This indispensable article of dress for the house grows im popularity for Holiday Gifts each successive season and the almost phenom- enal sales of last yoar caused us to wive studi- ous attention to this line of goods. Webave the largest, handsomest aud best assorted ‘Stock in this city, comprising both foreign and domestic inakes. Special attention being fair Is called to the following as of Our immense 100 dosen Lown Aprons, with four rows of ‘open work, wide bem and ties, — i. 100 dozen Lawn Aprons, with four rows of Open work and hein edged with lace. 140. — 100 dozen Lawn Aprons, with five-inch hem, Jace inserting and finished with ties, acre and edge and wide —I90.— 100 dozen Lawn Aprons, with two-tnch lace tie, SPECIAL, 100 dozen Lawn Aprons, with 4-inch hem, Hamburg inserting inches wide and tucks above inserting: finished with wide ties. — Bie. Imported Tawn Aprons, two rows of Hamburg sorting; Snished with wide ties. ~ 37K. 100 dozen Nurses’ Imported India Linon Aprons, S8 inches wide, with s 7-inch hem and tucks above; extra wide ties, —i5e.— Also e full line of French Short Aprons, aay ~The. upward.—§ assortment of Nurses’ Fi ‘Wide and Lonx Aprons, — —81 to @3.25 each. — (econd floor... --10th at. building.) —————- Ovz Baseaexr Sires Roox Is filled to overflowing with GENUINE BaRGaIns. In buying your HOLIDAY and WED! PRESENTS do not overlook the stock peje iu our BASEMENT, which contains many articles in demand at this season of the year, including BASKETS, METAL GOODS, WRIT- ING DESKS, FANCY GOODS, SMOKING SETS, BLACKING CASES, CHAMBER SETS, FANCY DISHES, GLASSWARE, &c. BASKETS OF EVERY SORT AND KIND. Wecall special attention to our line of satin work baskets, as itis the largest Most comprehensive line wo've ever shown. Piaited Straw Work Baskets, with covers, ‘satin lined, assorted colors, 5 inches square, —Aoe. ‘Larger size, made of Plaited afted. at —t1— Also s largeiand varied assortment sites and shapes at from oases Hampers, cro h S, S2 S0 nd 3. — pubtian Clothes Hasnpers in fancy designs and —$1.75 ana ¢2._ METAL GOODS, &, Oxidized Silver Crumb ‘Trays and Brashes, a1. Smoking Bets in polished brass, nest pat- —Pe.— Standing Smoking Sets, in oak, cherry, ebony me colnet fnish, metal trimmings, twelve —81 to 83.95, Biacking Onses, tn oak and ‘Peted tops —assorted styles. oe ‘Writing Desks, in hardwood, velvet lined. Bize 8x12 inches, Srolce of theve stvesfor Others more. at 81.95 to 94.75, CHINA WARE. Celery Trays, bisque finish, floral decora- —#1.15.— Chocolate feos Jugs, bisque finish, floral decore- ae Bone Plates, Geaiqna, mold and floral —Te. each, —— Candle Sticks in form of flowers, euch as white, pink ond yellow noses, buttercapa, lies, forget-me-note, &e. Woonwann & Lorsnor, is Leta, aiTE AND F STB. CORSETS. $2.50. ‘The Popular P.N., 61.25, at O8e. - + 480., Te. for ladies noe All-silk Spanish Fichus and AND ‘Scarfs and Laces. SCARFS, MABREERGUIET® Seas, eenteand chee, saves R — reading go rAXGeGcops Fer ales Feng sky cplaren. DOLLDOM FAIRY LAND ae FLOR, Wer ry N Ea Tene RES Sata HaMe aati, 1 Somes. Ee a7" MONUMENTAL. MarWe have the LARGEST Dbutiding in AMERICA devoted EXCLUSIVELY to the sale ef FIRE Clothing at retait. Macarerosnzs. INTOSH YOU NEED IT To- DAY. WHY NOT STEP IN AND LET US FIT YOU WITH ONE? WE HAVE THE PROPER SORT AND AT THE PROPER PRICES, GARMENTS WHICH HAVE NOT THE LEAST APPEAR- ANCE OF A WATERPROOF, BUT ARE GUARANTEED TO BE 4B- SOLUTELY IMPERVIOUS TO I: YOU EVER NEED A MACK- MENT OF WATER: PROOF ULSTERS SUITADLE FOR CAR DRIVERS, EXPRESS- ‘MEN AND OTHERS WHOSD BUSINESS KEEPS THEM OUT AND EXPOSED TO ALL KINDS OF WEATHER. WARM AND SERVICEABLE GARMENTS aT VEBY REASONABLE PRICES. Rosmzsox, Paszes & Co. Auzzicax Crorurns, 1200,1202 & 1204 FST.N.W. a Gentetning Comb end Brush and Tooth and Nall =e J EY GASES In SEAL, ALLIGATOR, SEAL GRAIN EMBOSSED, GRAIN CALF and other leathers, FROM $1.75 TO $10. MANICURE GASES. Assorted Sizes and Leathers, Gbies ae FROM $1.20 to $10. PURSES In prices ranging from 10c. to @1 is saveral times better and larger then ever before, We have alsoa ‘ery late line from #1 40 67, OCKET. BBBKS tie bar be ‘00 co “co Prices, 250. to $13. TRUN eaten . THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C. MONDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1s01- ‘eve te pooot that—Wo cthet house DOES—EVER DID—OR EVER WILL—eell such STERLI] TTLRA at each LOW PBIOKS ae WE quote) Scaorors Saxe Axo Couranz. Ova Warez? Wazoine Oct. Disa tetseastis Saini Heenan sabe te our SHOR stock tt makes lots of big ‘epportunities for you. Every week we Rave a sale of thease depleted lines—and you ‘know how it tthe beat are the Srst to co— ‘We never stand on the matter ef price—we ‘want to heep the stock complete end are wilting to pay for it. Usually we ran through the men's and women's lines alte astely—but this week we've culled oul the “odds and ends" tn both—and they both go on the “rack for a ™ -ATERT LEATBER FEAST" for the MEW and lots from the LATEST and BEST OREATIONS in FEMININE FOOT- ‘WEAR for the LADIES, Mex Ax» Woxrn. ROBITSEK’S VIEN- NAMADE PATENT LEATHER SHORS—for LADIES DONGOLA FOXED, PATENT LEATHER-TIPPED OPERA HEEL LACE SHOES that have beca ‘solting all along at $2.50. In thi sale for $1.37. HANAWS FRENCH PATENT LEATHER SHORS—for which we Lavine BaxD WELT STRAIGHT Goat Burton BOOTS made oa Com- mon Sense snd Opera Lasts — toca plain or tipped. Been selling at $3.50. Inthissale for $2.17. STRONG AND CaR- ROL’S PICADILLY and BLUCHER PATENT LEATHER BALS, “ss moodas any going,” sell LADIES FRENCH KID TOP, PATENT LEATHER VAMP and BACK BUTTON BOOTS that acl st 65 and 96. ‘We don’t mind telling You they are Gardiner and Estes’ make—In this ale for $3.67. BAK ANDCO.'S ana CORNELIUS BYLE'S FRENCH PATENT LEATHERS—made with London Opers and ‘French Toes Never have 01d for less than @5 and ‘06. In thissaletor LapIgs® HAND- WELT DONGOLA FOXED BUTTON LADIES* HAND- TURNED PARIS KID BUTTON BOoTs— ‘made on the Opers and eummon-sense lasts, with Plain or tipped toes. ‘They are worth @4 snd ‘always sell for that when ‘wo have all the aizes— ‘but tm this special sale they are $2.79. Moxpar_Torspar- Weoxzspar. It isn't necessary for us to give you any caution to “make time." You know what shoe sales are here. ‘The public make short work of them—that's why we ‘say only THREE DAYS—beginning TOMORROW eCEEmA, TRITER BOILA, ‘ULCERS, CORES, BEIUMATISM AND OATARRH CUKED ‘BI Taking aTzrs Taz Or Sansa ‘That “Consumption can be cured if taken tp time” ‘Was poor comfort It seemed to invite © trial but to anticipate faijure. Theother one, not so old, “con- sumption can be cured,” ts considered by many faire. ‘Both are true and not true. the Bret is prodent—one eannot bein too early. ‘The means is careful living. SCOTT'S EMULSION of Cod Liver Oil te sometimes am important part of that. ‘Let us send you s book on CAREFUL LIVING—free. BOOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, 132 South Sth sve., New York. / Your druggist keepe SCOTT'S EMULSION of Cod ‘Liver Otl—all dreggiste everywhere do. $1. M= WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP ‘Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS of MOTHERS {or their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH- ING, with PERFECT SUCCESS. It SOOTHES the CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS, ALLAYS all PAIX, CURES WIND COLIC, and ts the best remedy for DIARRHEA. Sold by Druguists in every part of the World. Be sure and ask for “‘hira. Winslow's Southing Syrup” and take no other kind, 4centes buttia rst For Cuaren Sux APPLY POND'S EXTRACT. . For Tze Broo, a Wenn, Eee hos Bi For ale by all dasiers in medicine. Pasreva Genw—Proor Wares FILTERS. BUY ONLY THE GENUINE. ‘The china filtering tube used in this filter was the result of years of experiment by the ceiebrated scientist whose name it bears. This feature makes it the ONLY GEKM-PROOF FILTER upon the market, ‘and hence the ONLY Giter that offers any protection ‘against the many diseases brouxht on by contaminated Grinking water. Wine CHRISTMAS GIFT that would be appre- elated. ane WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, ‘Importers of Chins and Glass Ware, ‘1205 Peons. ave “ | GoStMine French Percale, Launicred thie, to ooh; collars, 10c. 5 eutls, So, BLUM’, Weireke ee dot 9 LADIES’ DARK GREEN KERSEY JACKETS, 24-3 ss Tether low Prisca, Fans Ayo Orzna Grassza LATEST DIRECT IMPORTATION. ‘We invite attention to our assortment of EVENING FANS, the production of the finest Parisian artista Also the latest novelties in OPERA GLASSES. Our customers will find these goods not only the ‘Rewest ip point of styleand finish, but very much lower ip price than suuilar goods have heretofore been oGered. M. W. GALT, BRO. & 00., JEWELLERS AND SILVERSMITHS, ‘No. 1107 Pennsylvania ave. ant Sumurs Sus or (005,000 WORTH OF FINE READY-MADE CLOTS- ING AT NEWARK, NEW JERSEY. 3 Uate after wit be vonage il 30 edocs Reteniage ead td 2 EDITION. AT THE ST. ETIENNE COLLIERT. Sad Scenes This Morning at the Mouth of tre Coal Pits, Pants, Dec. 7.—A sad scene is being enseted at the mouth of the Pits de la Manufacture, the mine b. te “t Bucnne Colliery Gom- pany. whe son occurred yesterday. Wives, mo: eethoarte atand about the pit mouth weeping bit their dead. He joes Of the many en- heir home, verything savethet w them lie the bodies of deer to thom. Many of those who rushed to the pit when the news of the disaster first «pr death «tr 1 have returned to their homes, reverentiy following of ther re * avd fiewds thet Ng parties Lave succeeded in taning from the pi. The hope that some of the mi been impris: chambers, m a who bad 1 by the falling walla of the gut be stitl ai bo have been in it gay for « eto live in it rh of removing rily slow, the efforts of the reatly hindered by the im- encumber the Since midnight last night fifteen bodies have been taken from the pit. The scene when they were lifted to the eur- face was most beartrending. The weep- ing, sobbing women would cluster arcund the bodies hoping. yet dreading, to recognire in the smoke-blackened and sometimes bureed faces of the dead the features of some gear hover loscs its pathetic sorrow. There are Yet twelve bodies in the lower gallery. The #es- Cuers aro making their way as rapidiy ae pomi- ble toward them and it is expected that they will shortly reach and remove them. —— Miss St. John Testifies to Cruelty. Loxpox, Dee. 7.—The divorce suit of Mis Florence St. Johu (Mra Marius Duplaney) against her husband was continued today. Mia St. John testified to various instances of do- mestic unhappiness Her mcther, Susanpeh Grieg. ted ber daughter's evideace as to the cruelty of Marius. ——— Struck With Apoplexy on the Platform, Rocauster, N. ¥., Dec. 7.—Jas. H. Kellagg, formeriy presiient of the New }ork State Tem- Peranee Society, suffered a stroke of apoplexy while addressing a meeting at the Emmanael Presbyterian Church last wight. He died om his way home in the ambulance. Deceased wae aged fifty-four years and was a native of Ver- mont, ———— Lost Jersey Woods Mar's Laxpixa, N. J., Deo. 7A four-pear- old son of Daniel Hand, who lives about «ix miles from here, wandered away from his now lost in the hisbome. Up toa late hour last night the Ind bad not been found, and it is feared be will snother night in the woods, The motber i nearly frantic. —_——_ Elections in the United States of Colombis. Paxama, Dee. 17.—Elections were beld throughout the United States of Colombia yee- terday. Numerous attempts were mnde at rioting, but were quickly suppressed by the military. At the closing of the polls the lib- erais claimed @ Lig majority. ‘The result, bow- ever, is in doubt Gov, Campbell Improving. Cotvmavs, Ono, Dec. 7.—Gov. Campbell waa slightly better lust night and little or no ue- easiness on ecoount of his condition is felt im his family. —— High Winds and Snow. Cricaco, Dec. 7.- Dispatches from s number of places in Illinois report the heaviest storm of years prevailed all day yesterday and lsat night, sccompanied by high winds | Puli eight inches of snow bas fallen and itis drifting Hanlan Uutrowed by McLean, Sax Fraxcisco, Dec. 7.—The boat race be- tween Hanlan and McLean yesterday in out- rigged boate was won by McLean in 23.47. McLean had 100 yards start. ‘The large crowd present booted rowers, charging that the Face was an obvious fake. Rome, Dec. 7.—The new commercial treaties between Italy and Germany and Austria beve been aigned here. ——— ‘China Declined to Interfere. Bax Fuaxcisou, Dec. 7.—The steamer Belgie, which arrived yesterday morning from Chine, reports that the sealing schooner Arctic, after seized by the Kussians, escaped and was comehe Sone Netbome vy tbe Dritiah hips Leander. The Russian minister asked her de- Brttch flag te representatives of tn geveree ‘fag the representatives 4 ment declined to interfere, causing officusl coolness, Second Edition Continued on Sixth Page. A DEEP-SEatep CovGu cruelly tries the lungs and wastes the general srengt A prodent te: sort for the aMicted is to use Dr. D, Sayne's ha pectorant, a remedy for atl troubled with Bronchitis or aby Pulmonary alfection. MAKMIED. PORTER—TORBERY. At St. Mark'eChurch, Was), C., Thurs textos b- . Decen:ber the moa. F: Siseie, WILCIAN DAVID” one Maat euizauern TomMeat ‘ Dip. On 5 1891, at 8:30 obomae, Bo iO in we eisktyeccund pens & DS “STaneral will take place from hie_Jate residence, Xo. 122"Teuth street northwest. on 7 December Qt sSo pan. Funeral prt ere, gin, bre, Manta PE OTTRNT I wnaew" ade “iemete er iaod Mas ° GREEN. On Sunday moru: 2a Se ue Fuveral from her mother's residence, ‘LOVELESS. 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