Evening Star Newspaper, December 23, 1891, Page 8

LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. ORECAST TILL RIGHT A.M. THURSDAY. For the District of Columbia, Maryland and ‘Virginia, clearing today: showers on Thursday: sontherly winds shifting to easterly; slightly colder on Thursday. Wi Low Water. High Water. iMem 18pm.) 620m 82pm Hotxpar Parsexts rox Gextirex.—Kid and cape gloves, silt and linen handkerchiefs, silk and derby hate, neckwear, collars, cuffs, &c., dress shirts, mufflers, half hose, &c. ‘Open evenings till Christmas. BC. Lewis & 1421 New York ave. Parsewtation Hosrer? men. Biack, embroidered and solid color hose. Our leader is s fall silk half hose at ‘ & Sox, One Price, G0c. per pair. Fraxc Se Powenrcr. opera glasses, $5. HemPLer’s,cor-434. Tux Crawrorp Sxox fits well, looks well and wears well. is made in all sizes and half sizes, ll widths and in four different shaped toes. Any foot, not deformed, can be fitted at any (Crawford shoe store. Christmas eve will be open until 11 o'clock. Lrrrzz Proor given tomorrow at 731 7th. McKzr’s J. 8. Rep Boox for sale at Geo. R. Gray's, $89 Pa ave., and book stores. $5. Pouxp Basxer of English Postboy to- ‘ns ota Poeh briar pipe, $1; 25 cigars, Gc. SickiEs, 1011 Pa. ave. Wut Br Orex Wednesday. until 9 o'clock. Tomorrow, Thursday, until 10 o'clock. (Christmas day until noon. a ene ro katox Wise Co, 614 14th at Lerruz Proce went to market at 731 7th. War Witt Prorue drink hydrant water, when ft is » well-known fact that there are more im- ities taken into the system by impure water = ‘any other way. By drinking “Takoma water” freely you avoid this, and cleanse the system of ali vuch impurities, thereby avoiding Zany doctor bills. Order « sample of Takoms water at 620 F st. ron Your Cuorce of holiday wines and dis- sGlcectant Grestnte' the fens of 0 boccocbs from their judicious use,and to obtain full value for your money, go’ to the reliable wai house of Cum. Xaxpex, 909 7th st. n.w. Quaii- ties and age of goods bear comparison with the Dest obtainable anywhere. Guys, Guns. Keencixo’s, 1206 Pa. ave. ‘Tux Carirossta Cockta. The most pleas- ent drink of the day. To be had only at the Sonoma California Wine Company. £1 per ‘quart bottle. 317 Sth at. now. Haxny M. Coxzap, Manager. Oxp Briaa‘pure rye whisky, four years old, only $3 per gallon. N.A. PooLe, 44 La ave. aw. $1 box of S0 cigars. Sicktes, 1011 Pa ave. We Have ‘The largest stock of exclusive California vine- yard products in this city. Purity and quality guaranteed. To-Karox Wise Co., 614 14th st. Have You seen Little Piggie at 731 7th. ‘Tae Guest Atawtic axp Pactric Tra Co.,5 501-508 7th st. n.w., cor. 7th and E. A beautiful chins cuspidor or a handsome decorated china bread and milk set, 3 pieces, and a copy of the Home Guard (size 14x29) given to every purchaser of # 2-pound bux of A and P. baking powder. ‘The palace tea store of Washington. N. H. Bowmay, Manager. For Wasuixotos Dress Beer GotoJoux BR. Keitx. Center Market, 9th st. wing Do Your Bors Wear Sors? If so they can wear a neat, well-fitting, durable shoe at less cost than they are now paying for shoes made for boys. ‘The Crawford shoe is made for men, but the smaller sizes from 4to7 are suited to boys in their teens. Goon gold glasses, $5. Hemruen’s, cor. 434. ‘Tax Soxoms California Wine Co., the largest of American pure grape wine on the Continent. Washington branch, 317 9th st. nw. Haney M. Coxrap, Manager. Brst Pouxp axp Faurr Cane only 25c. per pound, st Rersrxcrn’s, 235 G st. nw. Orna- mented cakes at ruasonable prices. For the holidays only. We sell an assorted case of dry and sweet wines for $4. Place orders early toeinsure prompt delivery. Tekan Wrxe Co., 614 14th st. Waar Makes « better present for your boy than a mest of fine tools, containing 28 separate pieces, all of the very best quality and fully ‘warranted? We bave them at prices ranging from $5 to $257 We also have a large assortment of fine Prx Exrves, Panton Rives, Savino Baxxs, 1x0 Kwives and Fouxs. Taste Curieny, Nvt Prces and Cuacks that maké elegant and sub- stantial presenta. Open until 10 p.m. Cuas. 'T. &Co., 8 doors from 6th st. 606 Pa. ave. n. Ww. 9 xas. Mixep Nors, all new, for $1. Fine Candy, 7 toi7e J. T. D. Pruzs,412 4th st. @ acd Monroe st., Anscostia. Dow'r Fam to see the the national capital—Tur GaratT ATLANTIC AND tea store of axy, 501 and 503 7th st., cor. ‘7th and E northwest. 998. Telephone call, To-Katox Wrxe Co. For att Ovrpoor axp Ixpoon Wear, the Crawford shoe is the most comfortable ever made for men and boys. Christmas eve will be ‘open until 11 o'clock. Hoxtpar Goons at Jouxsox, Garver & Co.'s, G6 Pents. ave. nw. Open evenings until Pons Caxpres.—A choice rich mixture, 25c. Bir Bound: 5 pounds @1._ Whitman's assorted ors chocolate creams, 90c. per pound. A large variety of rich fruit, pound, silver and chocolate cakes, freshly made. Janvis, 426 9th st, n.w. Cunistuas Tarr today at 731 7th. Canrets Ciraxzp by the Empire Carpet Works, 631-635 Mass. ave. n.w., are made moth Proof free of charge. Telephone 425-2 Fo tux Hotmars—Bon Ton pure rye whisky, Acme pure sour mash whisky, Jamaica rum, Cabinet sherry wine (imported), 7c. a quatt bottle. Catawba wine, 75¢. « gallon. At Cuas. Kuarwen’s, sgent for Manitou Mineral Water Co., 737 7th st. n.w. To-Kazos W. For the holidays. Fee sale at G14 14th st. ‘Tux Cuawrosp Suor made eaclusively for men o@ our own special shaped Crawford will be found in all respects equal and in many superior to shoes sold by dealers at from §3 to 310. Christmas eve will be open ‘until 11 o'clock. Srxctat Parsexts tomorrow. 731 7th. Gnzat Artaxtic axp Pactric Tea Compasy's SOL and 503 7th st, corner 7th and E B.w. ‘A beautiful souvenir entitled the Home Guard given away with one pound of tea. two pounds of coffee, one pound baking powder, al INTEMPERANCE IN THE ARMY. ‘The Christian Commission Think It Should be @ Bar to Promotion. At the afternoon session of the United Christian Commission yesterday Chapiain Nave said he would have promotion dependent on character, and would advance no officer to s higher rank who was intemperate. It was the sense of the commission that no officer should be promoted who was addicted to intemper- ance, gambling of other vices. Chaplain Clarke said that an officer in the navy could not be advanced who was addicted to these vices. There wae no rule to that effect, but it was an outgrowth of the service. Chaplain Nave spoke of the corrupting influ- ences of the barracks, where the men had no privacy whatever and where respectable sol- diers must bear all the insolence and foul speech of the thug. It was moved that the committee on resolutions recommend that barracks be 60 divided into compartments as to accommodate not more than four men. Marriage was recog- nized in the army and homes were erected for soldiers and their familie, The houses should be comfortable and the wives and children should be cared for and educated. K. B. Poole of New York moved the appoint- ment of a finance committee of three, and rec- ommended a plan of action. Dr. Carroll of Baltimore was named as chairman. As this commission has just entered on its second year it is in need of funds, Chaplain Nave, who is at the fore-front of this work, spoke very encouragingly of the ogress that had been made already, and al- juded to the representative character of those present, several clergymen standing as the rep- Tesentatives of conferences, councils and other denominational bodies. ‘The executive session adjourned to meet on Tuesday next to receive the report of the com- mittee on resolutions. ‘ene ELSE Free Baro-a-srac in fanciful forms at 4 Suepp's, 432 9th st. n.w. pee Jurors for the Courts. The following have been ¢rawn for service in the Criminal, Circuit and Pohce Courts, com- mencing for the Circuit and Criminal Courts on Tuesday, January 5, and for the Police Court Monday, January 4: Grand jurors, Crimiua} Court—Lewia H. Em- mert, Columbus F Sherwood Samuel H Wil- liams, A. S. Bennet, Edward Bangs, Gustave W. Forsberg, John R. Greet, Frank P. Weller, 1 Hite Miller, Geo. H. Newman, M A. Bal linger, Wm. J. Graham, Theo. J. Mayer, Geo. W. Hall, John T. Lucas, James E MeUir, John Miller, George Miller, Geo. W. Cole, John Kep- pler, Michael O'Neil, John C.» Bruce and D. Cornelius. Petit jurors, Criminal Court—Charles G Dulin, Wm. J. Williams, Wm Sauntry, Hen1 K. Simpson, Chas. Eberly, James Martin, Hugi Thomas, Francis R. Fava, jr, Henry Sheely, Henry Klotz, Robert T. Heiston, Daniel Cns- bert, John Kennedy, Robert E. Cook, John F. Vogt, John J. Fuller, Wm. J. Wilson Chas. H. Earle, Matthew O'Callaghan, Geo. FW Strieby, Wm. Crawford, Wm. L. Brown, Chas J. Jones, James M Ford, Thos. R. Talbert and Peter C. Garden. Jurors, Circuit Court—John B. Harry, Chas. Kattleman, Edward Pillsbury, Francis B. Mo- hun, Ernest A. Knorr, F. 8. Cahill, Thomas Henly, James H. Harban, Samuel 8’ Richard- son, Dornin Ells, Wm H. Smallword, Isadore Kaufman, John Keyworth, C F. Smithson, 8. Smith Hoover. jr., Barnabus E a Samuel MM. Frazier, Joseph Gawler, jr, W. Harris, J. J. Philips, John G Goings, jr, BL. Irwin, Chas. D. Hood, John H. O'Donnell, John G. Stoddard, Jokn Connars Jurors, Police Court—Granville C. Shaw, William T- Gunnell, Moses D. Baker, Alonzo D. Shaw, ‘Archibald Reynolds, Robert A. Dougiass, R. J. Campbell. Wills Young. James I. Harrison, Robert W. Hayes, Wm. H. Meyers, Geo. P Taylse, John H- Mieners, Jonn T. Kelly, Daniel T.’ Donohoe, Philip P. Rouse, Chas. Dodge, Frederick Dong- las, jr. H. H. Turner, Timothy Costello, J. 8. Taylor, Chas Rapertus, Wm. E. Halleck, Benj. - McCauley, Robert L: Lynch, John G- Havi- Ian ee The Estate of Allen McLane. Yesterday afternoon Register Wright received the will of the Inte Allen McLane, who died at 1500 Vermont avenue on the 16th instant. It was executed March 22, 1883, and is quite a lengthy document. He makes his wife, Abby McLane, executrix, and his brother, James L. McLane of Baltimore, executor of his will. and directs that they not required to give bond and appoints hie brother, James L McLane, trastee of all the trusty in the will, without bond. He gives his wife $5,000 for her services as executrix, and directs that his brother be paid the usualcommissions. He di- rects that all his funeral expenses, &c., and 25,000 be paid immediately to_ his wife. He gives to his daughter. Annie Cropper, im trust, to pay the interest to faithful servant,” Bridget lite. the 5,000, er — Maguire, during He gives his wife 25,000, m trust, to pay terest to Mrs. M. J. Westtall of Suffolk, .¥. His dwelling, silve:, china, furniture, &c., on —— — bo Paste to his wife and her heirs, an the horses, carri Se., in the stablen, ‘To thin devise exconecd articles as belonged to his daughter An- nie’s mother, and there are bequeathed to his daughter Annie. He gives bis dwelling, stable furniture, books, &c, and horses, at Narragansett daughter Annie, free from any trol, but a codicil dated August 29, 1838, changes this from his daughter to his wife. To bis daughter Annie he leavee bis interest in his San Francisco property derived from her grandfather and also his life insurance of $10,000 in the Washington Life Insurance Com- pany of New York. He directs that the residue of his estate be divided in two equal shares be- tween bis wife Abby and his daughter Annie, unless there should be born children of his present wife, in which case her share shall goto the descendant of his present wife or to his daughter Annie in equal shares, but if there is no child, then this share is to be divided be- tween his daughter Annie and his brother James, the share given to his brother James to be held in trust for his daughter Annie for life and then to herchildren. In case his daughter Annie shall die without issue ne devises various interests in the share held for her children to Mrs. Rebecca Hamilton, Charlotte McLane, Mary Hibbing, JamesL. McLane, Allan McLane and his widow, Abby McLane. He gives his executors power to mortgage or sell his prop- erty in their charge, &c. ‘The will is attested by Wm. A. Gordon, Charles E. Hagner and W. D. Baldwin. —_+—— Castset and mantel ornaments in riety at Shedd’s, 432 9th st. n.w. panarce stip The Cattle Market. Atthecattle market st Union stock yards, Benning, D. C., yesterday 9 cattle were on the market and sold as follows: Best sold from 4 to 43¢c. per Ib.; good sold from 834 to Sige. ver sb.; medium sold from 3 to 33¢e. per Ib.; com- mon sold from 134 to 2i¢ec. per Ib. Three hun- dred and ninety-seven sheep and lambs on the market and sold as follows: Lambs sold from 5 to 6c. per ib.; sheep sold from $ to 4c. per Ib. Cows with calves sold from €20 to €46 each. Market good. Great ye Real Estate Matters, T. C. Catchings has bought for $5,000 of G. M. Darby sub 243, square 156, 20 by 95.50 feet on Q street between 17th and 18th streets north- west. Winfield Offutt bas purchased for $6,500 of E. MP. . Harris parts 163 and 164, B. & H.’sad- two bottles of flavoring extract or three cans of condensed milk. Our new blend of S8e. and 35c. Java and Mocha coffee Stands unequaled. CITY AND DISTRICT. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. eht2avon's.—Gus Williams in “Keppler’s For- Natiowat.—Chas. Dickson in “Incog.” AcabEMy oF Music.—Chas. Frohman’s Com- pany in “Jane.” Hanuis’ Buov.—Devoy & Smiley's Interna- tional Comiqne. = 7h Keasay's Liceox Tu — HL. Wi fm “The Bandit King Se Wallick Natiowat Rurues’ Hace. — ‘The Harvard Glee apps oe ne CONDENSED LOCALS. dition to Georgetown, 27.30 feet on Market and 90 feet on 3d street northwest. a Transfers of Keal Estate. Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: J. F. Jobuson and R. J. Saffell, w. 1¢ lot 47, Pros- pect Hill; $850. W. H. Campbell to J. A. Blun- don, subs 221 to 227, sq. 1004;%—. 1. Saks to F. H. Duchay, trustee, subs 45 to 52, q. 890; ©. D. B. Groff to W. L. Baker, lot 7, bik. 28, Brightwood; $375. Same to W. B. Kelley, lot 13, bik. 18, do.; $750. J. E. Moses to F Ga. Alexander et al., pt. Peter's Mill Seat; Jerome Wise to Emma P. Miller, lote4 and 5, ), North Colambian University grounds; Bloomer, lots 7 and Same to D.P. Heap, TH bile. 'N. Beale to Violet B. 3, Bloomingdale; ¢—. lots 9 and 10, do.; $—. M. Connor Daniel, part Metropolis View; $—. liams to BF. Laughton, sub 37, sq. Same to M. Foss et al., sub 133, BP. La ton to G. F. Wi $95, and 135, Giddings, lot 25, sec. M. Drany to Jose 123; ¢—. Dead With » Rose on His Heart. +. Ps THE EVENING §TAR WASHINGTON. D.C. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 23, ‘1891. THE STREET FAKIRS. The Army of Curbstone Merchants Who Have Invaded the City. ‘The holiday season has come and the fakir is omnipresent. Everywhere on the crowded thoroughfares, crying his many curious articles, he can be seen blocking the stream of the busy shop goers. Some are perched on boxes oF barrels at the street crossings and are known as soap-box merchants. The other class, the pe- regrinating fakir, is ccnstantly in your way, treading on your corns o: pushing you off the sidewalk. His object is to sell, and he will fol- low or get directly in front of you to check your steps, at the same time sticking into your eyes ‘The latest novelty,” “Automatic Punch and Judy,” “Something to please the children," ‘Devil in the bandbox,” or “All the popular vonge of the das.” e soap-bor merchant,as he is called, usually ‘cccupies a temporary platform at some corner \d is out of your way. He is not so much of an annoyancé as his perambulating brother, but he has a glib tongue and uses every effort to win your attention. He is here to seil and is performing all sorts of tricks and didos. In fact he is going through any and all prelimi- naries and doing one hundred different things to gain the attention of alarge audience. When this is done he will get down to work—that is, to sell. He will have your ears, eyes and mouth open at the same time, listening to his won- drous tales. No matter what he has to sell he will sell it. It’s the gift of gab, nerve and judgment that succeeds for him, and very often if you wait until he gets through talking he will have your money and a large profit. grace litre Catt axp Sex the elegant array of cabinet and mantel ornaments. SHEpp's, 432 9th st. n.w.* Seeger Christmas Holiday Kates to the South. ‘The Richmond and Danville railroad will sell Christmas holiday tickets at reduced rates to points in Virginia and North Carolina on De- cember 23, 24, 25 and December 31, and January 1, valid for return passage until January 4, 1892. Advt. “Two Views o Lirz.""—There is to be seen in the window of the W. H. Houghton Manu- facturing Company, on F between 12th and 13th streets, a striking representation of real life. One scene portrays the home of wealth and luxuries and the other that of poverty, misery and degradation. It is well worth going to see, for there are two lessons to be learned. First, the result of culture and wealth; second, the fruit of sin and poverty. Every one who looks upon the scene should not, with their blessings vf many comforts, fail to remember the poor, degraded and unfortunate in this city and dur- ing the holiday festivities endeavor to drop a cheeriug word and render aid to their needy fellow creatures. * a Ax Tnmexsz assortment of bric-a-brac at Shedd'sandeveryarticlechoice. 4329th st.n.w. sehokic operate Low Rates via B. & O. BR. R. ror Cunistwas axp New Yean Hoxtpays—For Christmas and New Year holidays the B. & 0. R. R. will sell tickets at greatly reduced rates at ail stations east of the Ohio river. Tickets will be sold from December 23 to January 1, inclusive, and will be valid for return passage until January 4, inclusive. * SES Horawar Excunston Tickers to all Norfolk and Western R. R. points (via Shenandoah junction) on sele December 23 to January 1 at greatly reduced rates, valid for return passage until January 4, 1892. emer Honses.—The attention of the public is called to the advertisement of a peremptory sale of fine trotting, driving and work horses at the bazaar tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. oeege os es of furniture, elegant oak case upright piano, fine four-wheel cart, Me- Dermott side-bar buggy, &c., at auction at 1445 W street at 10 o'clock tomorrow . Wepewoop, Teplitz, Carlsbed, Doulton and many other kinds of fine ware at Shedd’s, 432 ‘Mh ot. nw. . ——— ; ‘Tur. Onto Nationat. Baxx peopleare reported se feeling sery much elated over the large pur- i Hon. Call of Florida. ‘This feeling is natural, as the purchases indicate a high degree of confidence in that institution by those gentlemen. eens, A Suave comes wita the Shedd’s, 432 9th st, n.w. Has Doxz Woxpers. RELIEF AFTER 9 YEARS OF SUFFERING. $6 piano lamp at “I think Hood's Sarsaparilla has done wonders for me. For nearly nine years I was a great sufferer. The greater part of the time I was unable to attend to the most trifling household duties. Was receiving medi- cal treatinent almost constantly from one phyxician o another, without any material benefit. My nervous system was completely shattered, and no one can im- agine my sufferings. Alnost continually I had severe PAINS IN MY HEAD, And my heart was never quite free from pain. Indeed, s0 severe was tho pain at my heart that for a long time Icouid not lie down in bed, but was obliged to sit up- right. I also suffered from dropsy; my limbs were ‘swollen as well as my body. I became THOROUGHLY DISCOURAGED. But seeing the constant advertise- ment of Hood’s Sarsaparilia in the Philadelphia Times, concluded to give this medicine atrial. After the first bottle I felt much better, Therefore Icontinued using it for some time, until I had used six bottles. I am now free from pain, can lie down and sleep, seldom have headache, and work more in one week than I did in six months prior to my taking HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA. And if you can find # more thankful or happy mortal I should like to meet either one. Many of my friends are using it with benefit.” ADA V. SMELTZER, Myerstown, Pa, HOOD’S PILLS cure liver ills, constipation, bil- jousness, Jaundice, sick headache, indigestion. Sold by all druggista, Price, 25 cents. 3 Our New Hoxe As ready for your inspection. 1TS FIVE FLOORS Are completely stocked with everything that jsnew and desirable in Household Furnishings, and is well ‘worth a visit. OUR FIRST FLOOR Contains » carefully selected stock of Bed Room, Din- tng Room and Oftice Furniture. OUR SECOND FLOOR Ie devoted entirely to Carpets, and contains thelatest end most desirable tall and’ winter coloringa All eraden, OUR THIRD FLOOR Contains a stock of Parlor Furniture which for variety of design and uniform excellence of material is not surpassed by any Louse in the country. SOME STARTLING PRICES: Pinsh or Hair Cloth Parlor Suites. Cash, $28; credit, $30. Bolid Oak Bed Room Suites, 3 pieces Cash, $17; credit, $18. Poplar Bed Room Suites, 3 pieces. Cash, $14 ;credit, 15. bIX-FOOT OAK EXTENSION TABLE. Cash, (04.25; credit, $4.50. Eight-toot Oak Extension Table, Cash, $5.50; credit, 96. Forty-pound Hair Mattress, Cash, 87.50; credit, 8 Woven Wire Springs. Cash, #2.:25; credit, 82.50. ‘Brussels Carpet, per yard. Cash, (0c. 3 ‘waste im matching. TERMS: Fasy weekly or monthly payment ‘No notes and 6 per cent discount allowed for settle ‘Mente im thirty days, GROGAN'S CBEDIT HOUSE, ‘810, 821 and 823 7th st. n.w. Os Fine Wr Eorus TERRIBLE SUFFERINGS OF LITTLE BABY. SEVEN DOCTORS AND TWO HOSPITALS FAIL, CURED BY CUTICURA. My baby boy, 5 months old, broke out with eczems. The itching and burning was intense; the eczews ‘spread to his limbs, breast, face and head, until he ‘was nearly covered: his torturing agonies were pitiable to behold; he had no peace and but little rest night or day, He was under treatment st different times at ‘two hospitals and by seven doctors in thiscity without the least benefit; every prescription of the doctors was faithfully tried, but he grew worse all the time, For months I expended about $3 per week for medicines, ‘and was entirely discouraged. I purchased CUTI- CURA, CUTICURA SOAP and CUTICURA RESOL- ‘VENT and followed the directions tothe letter. Re- Het was immediate, his sufferings were eased and rest and sleep permitted. He steadily improved and in nine weeks was entirely cured, and has now as clear ‘skin and is as faire boy as any mother could wish to see. I recommend every mother to use it for every Baby Humor. ‘MRB. M. FERGUSON, ‘86 W. Brookline st, Boston. CUTICURA REMEDIES, ‘The greatest skin cures, blood purifiers and humor remedies of modern times, instantly relieve the most agonizing forms of eczema and psoriasis, and speedily, permanently, economically, and infallibly cure every species of torturing, disfiguring, stching, burning, bleeding, scaly, crusted and pimpiy diseases and ‘humors of the skin, scalp and blood, with loss of bair, from infancy to age, whether simple, scrofulous or hereditary, when all other methods and best ®bysicians fall. Bold eve Price, CUTICURA, 50c. : SOAP. 25e.; RESOLVENT, @1. by the POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston. §2-Send for ‘‘How to Cure Skin Diseases,” 64 axes, 50 illustrations and 100 testimonials. Pimples, blackheads, red, rough, chapped and oily skin cured by CUTICURA SOAP, OLD FOLKS’ PAINS. Full of comfort for all Pains, Inflammation and ‘Weakness of the Axed is the CUTICURA ANTI-PAIN PLASTER, the first and only pain-killing strengthen- ing plaster. New, instantaneous and infallible. a3-wke Prsase Taxe Norox, THE DISSOLUTION SALE aT THE LONDON ANDLIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO.'8, CORNER 7TH AND G 8TS., ‘WILL ONLY LAST A FEW DAYS LONGER. ‘You should not miss the chance to see THE SLAUGHTERING PRICES In FINE TAILOR-MADE CLOTHING. ae ‘must be sold by the 1st of January, 1892. THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING 0O., as ‘7th and @ sta. Season Forrows Szasox IN SUCH RAPID SUCCESSION THAT THE PLEASURES OF ONE ABE MERGED IN THE SORROWS AND DISAPPOINTMENTS OF THE OTHER NOTHING IS CONSTANT AND UNCHANGING IN BUSINESS SAVE oun EQUITABLE CREDIT SYSTEM, WHICH, INVITING RICH AND POOR ALIKE TO A FEAST OF ELEGANCE AND COMFORT, METES OUT EQUAL JUSTICE TO ALL WHO LOVE BEAUTY AND APPRE- CIATE AN INESTIMABLE BENEFACTION. FOR A MERE TRIFLE HAPPINESS 18 ADDED TO COMFORT IN EXCHANGE FOR ASMALL PORTION OF YOUR WEEKLY OR MONTHLY SAVINGS. PRESENT JOY IS MINGLED WITH FUTURE UTILITY IN THE PURCHASE OF THE FOLLOWING APPROPRIATE PRESENTS: PARLOR AND LED KOOM FURSITORE, CARPETS, CABINETS, MANTEL AND PIER MIRRORS, ESCRITOIRES, SECRE- TARIES, BOOK CASES, WARDROBES, , CHINA CLOSETS, TOILET AND DINNER SETS, SIDEBOARDS, COUCHES, FOLDING BEDS, FANCY TABLES, FANCY ROCKERS, PARLOR CLOCKS, HALL RACKS, DRA- PERIES, EASELS AND WORKS OF ART. ON ACCOUNT OF THE HOLIDAYS OUR STORES WILL BE CLOSED FROM THURS- DAY NIGHT UNTIL THE MONDAY FOL- Lowixa. HOUSE & HERRMANN’S CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES, 917, 919, 21 AND 9237TH ST. AND a9 @27 AND G36 MASS. AVE. X. W. “Pp, EACE ON EARTH, GOOD WILL TOWARD MEN.” ‘We are not angels—but in terness an Of the present day~the sons of the angels feet and soothing. 80 much #0 ‘that We curry it into our bus ness. ‘The fact of our having purchased at sheriff's je—a stock of oods Valued at €U5.000—for & Fraction over $7 000-and_ put the Intuincicyat TEN PER CENT AUVANCE ON = TUE COST To Us—nas: broughé us the GOOD WILL of many thousands of sven and estab- Ushed PEACE and luppiness in many howes. Hence we are happy—aid w.sh you all A MERRY CHRISTMAS. ‘We can furnish you Christmas Suits In Sacks BEE Cutaways—at 80.08, 87.00, $8.75, 69.54— $10 is reached—we give yous “ it” far superior to Suytiiiny ever shown on this uarket MEN'S OVERCOATS, 86, $7.43, $7.50, 88.75, $9 and again $10 : — = — field 7 -which for excel- lence — legance are peer or parallel BOYS’ SUITS. Sizes 13 to 18 ).. Coats, Ve CHILDREN’S SUITS, — 4tol4 — 02.25, G20 Sis U8 SEAT, 04, upwand, —CHILDBEN’S CAPE COATS. — = — Lapa St. $4.28, upward, GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS We give unto you at the following figures: Coon, Ci & Co.'s 4-pl; finen Cailare, reguier he. quod, sizes 12 0183p Ge. a pisces 75e.,,50c. and 40c. Neckwear, Tecks and Four-in- band, Se apiece. -_ Men's Full-dress Shirts, band e250 goods, sizee id and’ 103 ont GL aS epee Gentlemen's Fine Kid Gloves, reduced to 980. a pair. Scarlet Under pure dye, revulat 81 bund Si. Soesousy Sprank and Men's White Shirts, laundried, regular Gand ‘$1.25, redubed to 76s. jalsae 1a, or 108 Men's pair—all tment Beret Fine Half Hose, 50c. and 40c. grades, 200. 8 Rot only make it merry for you, 2 Until after the holidays this store will Bo — ‘until 10 o'clock, ‘Meturdays until 1d p.m CITy ITEMS. . Presents tor Men. ‘Sk Initial Handkerchief, white or black, 50c. end $1. ‘Silk Embroidered Suspenders, infancy boxes, from @1 up. Elegant Silk Mufflers from $1 up. a Kid Gloves, $1, $1.25, $1.50 Lined Gloves, 50c. to 82.50. Beautiful Neckwear from 25¢. ap. “Paragon” Frame Warranted Fast Black Um- brelias, ©: 100 sty’ 1; better grades up to $10. les of Dress Shirts to select from; prices from 50c. to $3. Derby Hats, “warranted,” our own special ‘grade, $3.50. All the newest styles. Underwear, 50>. to $10. Complete line of Mackintoshes. One price. * The Voigt Mtg. Jewelry Co., 713 7th. Our Holiday Loxs & Hsu, 918 F st. nw. pty Bod Fancy Iraces for 3 iy Braces are in. nest, handsome and exclusive designs. 1t Fraxc & Sox, One Price, Cor. 7th and D. The 1922 U. S. Clothing Company of Boston, Pa. ave. n.w., wilfeell the balance of theif stock at 80c. on the dollar. Think of buying $12 Overeoat at €4; $15 Overcoat at €5.00; Children’s worth $3; Men’s Mixed Cassit Men's Dou! 's Suits at $1.48; Men's Pants, 88c., imere Suite, $4.25; suite, $6.25. “If you want the greatest bargain on earth come to our ores 192% Pa. ave. n w,, bet. 19th and 20th. U._8. Croraine Co. oF N Plated Cake Bakets, ¢3.25 VoigtJewelry Co* A New Idea.—Sautter's, 502 9th st. n.w., sets the best 25c. lunch in the city from 12'to 2 Strictly first-class. 23-8 Alarm Clocks, Extra Extra 1* 781 7th. Try one C. A. Bavrren, 502 9th st. nw. 9c. Voigt Mig. Jewelry Co. * Superior Old Rye Whisky, #1 qt. Superior Old Rye Whisk; % i = Extra Superior Old Rye Whisky) $1. at Mrrzoxn’s Fixe Groceny, 417 7th st. n. w. Pearl, Stag, Ivory, Shell and Coin Silver Pocket and Hunting Ka Cutlery and Shaving Sets, Carving and Tab Knives, Star Safety Razor, Wat Christmas Tree. ives engraved to ordi Waxrorp's. 1t* Christmas Tree. ‘781 7th. Today and tomorrow. Great Caixa axp Japan Tea Company, ‘731 7th st. Little Piggie Went to Market, our beautifal Christmas Chromo, given to our customers tomorrow. Little Piggie isin great demand. Little Piggio. Little Piggie. Little Piggie. It See Window Cs Jewelry Co., 713 71 Ton Pounds Fresh Candy, Extra Fine Mixture strictly New London Layer Raisi Fine Corn-fed ‘Alvo other beautiful Presents, ‘This is the Tea Company having their fees roasted dry roast. Our Coffees are all ary roasted by Jouxstox Bnos. & Co. the dry roasters. Also Johnston's Breakfast Coffee, 20 cents pound pacl Great Carxa axp Japan Tra Cé., 731 7th st., bet. G and H. Telephone 816. y tomorrow. Voigt Mig. st. now. itt a1. New Nata. box, $1. irkeys. 'resh Dret 1t* Mrtzoen’s Fixe Guoceny, 417 7th et, n. w. Elegant Black French width, reduced to $1.25. Large Size Bed Com- bi forts, 75¢. Dress Goods, 3%. Gold- Filled Gent 5 years, €2. Voigt Mtg. Jewelry Co. Silke, extra wide Double Blankets, $1.75. All-wool ‘Cantens,” Market space. 1 Chains, warranted for 1 Mandolins, Banjos, Guitars, Cornets and Musical Boxes for sale or hire. ‘Warronp's.1t* AChristinas Gift for Everybody. A feast of bargains for tomorrow. Disregarding the cost of these goods we will sell tomorrow, as our annual Christmas bargain day, the following Shoes and Sli; at less than the actua! cost of their production. Posi- tively but one pairof a kind sold to « customer. You've never seen such values, and our word for it it’s pair of th big money in your pocket on every em. Ladies’ $3 Hand-sewed Dongola Button, to- morrow $2; Ladies’ $3.25 Hand-sewed Square Toe Button, tomorrow $2.25; Ladies’ €3 Fine Cloth Top $2.50 Fini Button, tomorrow $1.90; Ladies’ ¢ Paris Kid Button, tomorrow @1.60; Ladies’ $3 Fine Paris Kid Lace Shoes, tomor- row 1.85; Ladies ¢2 Fine Dongola Button, to- morrow and Oxfor tomorrow $1.95: Ladies’ 20; Tadics Suede Strap Slippers rd Ties, in different shades, worth $3, ’ Neat Embroidered House Slippers, tomorrow $8c.; Ladies’ $1.25 Overgaiters, different colors, tomorrow T5c. en's ers, Alligator Neat Embrotderod Slippers, 1.50 Fine Plush Embroidered tomorrow 9c.; Men's $1.20 Imitaticn Bhi tomorrow 75c.; Men's 75c. tomorrow 45c.; Men's $1.25 Overgaiters, different colors, to- morrow 75¢.; Men's €3.25 Real Porpolse Shoe: sewed Shoes $2: Leather Genuine Hand” 90; Men's $5 French Patent €3.50; Men's $4.50 English Men's $4.50 Shoes, | Calf Bluchers, @3; Men's $3 Excellent Calf the midst of the bit- | & e2. 25 Cases Ladies’, Misses’ and Child’s Rub- bers, temorrow 17c. Tag StaxpaRD Sao Hor 824 7th oak A Christmas Stocking, filled with one-balf pound of, choice candies, given to onr little Plated But Dishes, #325. Voigt Je Bring them along. it rly Co. * If You Want Fresh Candy, low prices. if you you Cail at want New Nuts, low prices. want a fine rkey. Murzarn’s, 417 7th st. n. w. w Gold Canes engraved free. Watronp’s.1t* 10 Ibs. French — 8 lbs. Mixed Nuts (all nev 10 Ibs. Broken Candy, the Pare Rye Whiskey, Pure Port W: Golden Muscat Mince Meat, 1Uc.; Cans Head of All. fresh, @l. w), gl. finest, ¢1. "years old, qt., 650. med. Extn (Geilo) por bl, 0 3Bc. 2 ibe 45c.; 8 Baisi Wine, pare juice, at! CITY ITEMS. AMUSEMENTS. RATLROADS. D z TCHMOND AND DANVILLE B 10 Per Cent discount for six days on Silver- | A -BAUGH'S GRAND OPEXA HOUSE. heey FN ~ vlnted Waseand Goan Toit Sere Cot | Ameonanpest cuicraasarraancrion, | i wagittienat teases 500 More of Those Extra Fine $2.50 MATINEE CHRISTMAS DAY. 5.90 &m.Daily tor fyagnere ont Saxony Wool German Hand-kait Jackets selling GUS WILLIAMS, —f — Ft 4G so ly at @1. + C. AvERBACH's, 7th @US SILLIAMS, Mays Sresture. dau enoapt 5 Sewing Machines and Patterns. GUS WILLIAMS. Fam Dally, tor htanaan ail-t.m, was, til dS ous Suiawn, = Orateg, Shari carte Teche oe ee oe ™ Diw .€ ‘We Will Seil for 30 days only all our Long | The Famons, Only snd Orieinsl. in the New srotine Division, stitiauenn Atlante aot Loa —_ at reduced prices at 8. Hztza's, aad qearoume. = U st dl9-5t* Por’ ES. Sees KEPPLER'S FORTUNES. “Fraitman Buffer Siecper, New York ana Wi Gipsy Kettles, 75c. Voigt Mfg. Jewelry Co. * KEPPLER'S FORTUNES 2 Ricracies with Th Wine ane es cy = e J The Palace Tes Store of Washi: ee uae ~ = S 501-503 7th st. n.w., cor. 7th and E. A gold- Nest Week— Bill Buccess, EE a ESS band cup and saucér oF a majolica Saena a Oe er Kicgrii es — =F no sae 2 a the Home Guard given to every pur- CERT p.m. Daily. except wird pee b feed omew gmat redhat fay | ant Grauae chroma Tram for Prowe Beye pound A. and P. Baking Powder. BY THE 1 ay er RAnsmeros axD a22-5t N. H. Bownax, Manager. ee pestehyVesTiCLe iad Deb. Sa, Gold Padlock Bracelets, 96. Voigt Mfg. sec? yr tag Sg yh 7 Jewelry Co., 718 7th st, n.w. 1 G@LEE, BANJO AND MANDOLIN CLUBS, | 0k! Maxuuivent and Luxurious a ie ‘Thomas D. Singleton, 415 7th st. n. <ounections 8 will keep open every evening until 10 och ‘The largest and most superbly drilled college clubs | fa*t oo tor to accommodate parties who may wish to do | im the country. Glee Club, 23 men; Banjo Club, 13: and Wash their in the evening. All gogds sold until Hew! fat are subject toa, dncon nt of 16 Baten, me. cent from the usual price. t friends wil Reserved Seats at Metrerott's ‘store, @1 each. Kia this an boner! reduction and thet they will Serle save money by making their purchases of me. WATIONAL RIFLES’ ARMORY, ‘TUESDAY EVENING aT 8 P.M. My stock of Furniture is larger and better se- lected than ever before, and, in addition, you NEW National THEATR N¥ iver Hrenin and Savunday Matines. Nill find “many. articles of Fancy Furniture SPECIAL MATINEE XMAS DAY. ‘HARLES: suitable for boliday gifts. All goods purchased now will be delivered whenever desired by the customer. Tuomas D. SixaLEton, ME. Cl a21-3t ‘sitheow | $4 for Solid Gold Initial Rings, sold else. BP HSS Ek gs 0% ri where $*, Voigt Mfg. Jewelry Ce is H 5 HH ie Bs a 8 3 ERE S. Heller, 720 7th making specialty in | PP ‘Cog x 00 N NN Ladies’ and Children’s Hair Cuttmg and Sham- A anatIN® NCCC Ov GGG ™™ pooing. Also cures Dandruff. €19-5% | Pallzped NR NC i: Ree See our fine window display tomorrow. The| 2 NNNC CO 06 Go. Voigt Mtg. Jewelry Co, TB tibet mw ae IN N¥ Gof “oo” “GSS > Dizziness, Headache, New Drunkenves, penny, Shoploumen cee’ by Dr. Miles’ Nervine. Samples free at For Cuicaro snd Northwest, Vastibuled Limited Rs- . Veweibuled ite ‘Mrntz’s Dace Stonz, 1014 F st. THRATE Proms trains 11 Wat. 81 p.m daly oat T2's —s : re For « im tot Lente. sad, Sadie <p. Vem "er Cent discount for six days on Silver- THIS WEEK. Cleveland. express daily — Mt TOMORROW. plated Ware and Clocks. Voigt Jewelry Co.1t*| | GBAND HOI JDAY MATINEE CHRISTMAS, ie, JAMES H. WALLICK, acton and Staunton, 110. Caligraph operators are taking the highest] WITH HIS CELEBRATED ACTING HORSES. Ninchessor amd way stations, STi averages in civil service examinations. 12 Monday, Tuesday and Ws 7 Kvenings, ares 0. 8 $9 ee eee ‘Thursday Matinee and Christmas Nal So Dr. Bull’s Cough Syrup has an unparal- leled record. It is equaled by none, 25 eta. 3 Butter—Small Tubs, Fresh Rolls and Cooking Butter. 909 La. ave., under theater. 422-2t* Just received 500 pairs Solid Gold Spscs and Eye Glasses, $2.25. ‘Sold elsewhere, €4. Mtg. Jewelry Co., 713 7th st. Christmas Wet Guards. The joyful season will soon be bre, when the People in general give up all itis of busi ness jess in holiday fes- THE BANDIT KING. Thurslay and Saturday Evenings. Tucsday, Curlvhinaw and Savandey Matinees, THE MOUNTAIN KING. lauchester’s French Folly Co. UGURATION BALL Of the FIRST REGIMENT. U. R. KNIGHTS OF EYTHTAS,, AT MASONIC TEMPLE. 9TH AND f STS, MONDAY, DECEMBER 28. ‘Ite Tickets, aduitting eentieman and iady, se. Tickets can be procured from any member of the wuiform rank. as w th 1. G.0> 4-aniivutew), x. 80, 30.0, Sah pad a. ‘0am ast Pkor Frederick $1ica0 Ata, WLM, 14.90, 15.90 ry ‘For Hagerstown, 110.40.m. and 15.90 p.m. ROYAL BLUE a ea YORK AND PHIL. 4 418 DANCING ACADEMY For Philadeiphia, New York, Boston, «nd the ti especially go here in the capital ci Ae < aay SOs Non ao UO. Daaten ten roxy While purchasing Christmas goods, and y 2 265 Soe inte C want possibly a pure stimulant, the place to go | f, — is James Tuanp's Old Established Wine and | ties. &c Liquor House at 818 F st. n.w. d3-tf Ladies’ and Gents’ Wigs for hire, and_also Ladies’ Wigs for sale, at 8. He: mus dIpSte ‘ali day train i, Pullman Ruffet Sleep wis 40. Boston Siawavegane, uber) Sel eidre, landina Fammcnaere i a, Cha 4, 05, 10.00 and 12.00 noen. San- By FOR NEW YEAR'S Monday, December 28, 03 as. apd i? boon, 10 Per Cent discount for six days on Silver- Zhe Cesie Comptmente. ceegt ime St savas rain ame tinge talon, to be a Plated Ware and Clocks, Voigt Jewelry Co. 1t* a Teacept Sunday “Daly. sSunday ony. An Invention Making Sewing a Pastime, 125 Perrormances in New York. Barrens called for sid checkin! from hotels and rea Wheeler & Wilson's New High ArmNo. 9. TIT HF SS A pon bmg AP eT hd It charms on sight. Its use enraptures. 7 Hu fe 2° AA BBW POST Open SO Office 437 9th street northwest. dite | tT HH & 6.0 BAA BD i. | oe Ne fare agalGibn: Yolat Semel - T HH kre cco A A DDD = | Se ome coruvania WINTER RESORTS. BRLSYE | BESTE sTihiuaiis” Maosipice st bgUiPa oe —— ieee ALL THE NEW YORK CAST COMING. re CALE ARNINOTON PROM BRATION ELEGANT. | aes vox, JOMELIOE Friday ic cabr Eaties i. . AB FO 1 ‘AMONT, ru EVIAW PLACE, BALTIMORE. Sale of vente basins Thursday, December 24. ao0-ne_ | FOr Fi reut thd te Vastiiaie Can at WO. Sone Highest and healthiest point, on handsomest boule Yard. | A charming spot to spend the winter; southern Climate with advantazes of a large city ealtinest mode of steam heating in tue world: a novel feature, pBE Dariot on top of house, overlooking the city of Bal- e ICE HOME-MADE CAKE, INCLUDING FRUIT Gatly Fast Line, 10.50 a.m. Nivsaketlis for sutert S250 8" at se Eessonsin ah — Kinds of cookery are given to ladies. ACHDEME ay tamore and Che ‘The Fashionable Event. Stig TPS EA eS eR STORK. Prop. MONDAY EVENING, DEC. 21, ; darriebare B, Mr. CHARLES FROHMAN'S COMPANY, p= ¥ = ERMUDA, Direct trom the Madison Square Theater, Wetter wo at ‘The Land of the Lily and the Rose. wi English Comedy, 3 HAMILTON HOTEL, -- A SNS FER == Open from December until May. —_— 3 o 265 5, °* For circulars, &e., address at Sa REE EPL WALTER AITKEN, Proprietor. 333 4 & NNN EEET a HAMILTON, BERMUDA. | 409 Times London. 100 Times New York. Te, LUKAY CAVERNS AKE STILL OPEN AND ‘The Exact Original Cast. visitors can alws find comfortable accoumoda- ‘Carriages May Be Ordered at 10:30. tions at the Laurance. Kate, #2 RON am JOS. PARKINSUN. Proprietor. SPECIAL MATINEE CHRISTMAS, Dec. 28-Frank Daniels in “Little Puck.” Mosican ENTERTAINMENT, FAMILY SUPPLIES. ENUINE NEW ENGLAND RUM, QT. BOT..50c Under the auspices of the ut battle," Cncle Ham's, Brandy. UNION VETERAN UNION : Se (Department of the Potomac), ‘the ry UNIVERSALIST CHURCH, Corner 13th and L sts. n.w., Express, with Dining m WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1891. Ay fiart bottle Jamaica Rum 4 an Evening With the ms Tallon Good Catawba Wine. 335 RUTGERS COLLEGE GLEE CLUB. ‘Stuall lot Fox Grape Wine. LOBEN BRAGDON, Leader. GEO. A. O'HARE, PT AND HOLY LANDS. n028-1m° ass77h st nw, near. | Ey = SREDEEAS RAISING, 200. Select parties sulling Peorusty Cand March 9, 1802. Cooking Raisins, Italy, $380, sailing January 13, 1892, and wonthl S1bs. Currants, 5e.” Citron, Rhereaiter, ° Tickets sold by sll ocean steamers. Gooking Butter, 2 Bere, 7c. thekets ‘coupons for sny desired for- Se French Candy, fe. up, Broken Mixed Nuts, 1234. Florida Oranwes, ioe “Star of the East” Flour, #025 bbls; @1.00 3 bbL Bent Surar-cared Haina, ioe. it Beet, . bs. ice, 25. 4 Cans Bie 5 Tea and bbe, wages for 500. ABRRIS' BIJOU THEATER. Mra P. Harris, R. L. Britton and T. ¥. Dean, Proprietors and Managers. eal Bor nd Tea and % ‘Silver-plated —arpme ‘Week commencing December 21, 1891. 412 4th st. 2.0, GRAND CHRISTMAS ATTRACTION, DEVOY & SMILEY'S INTERNATIONAL COMIQUE, And cor. Washington and Monroe sta, Anacostia. oe? G° 1 GOLDEN’S FISH AND GAME STANDS, Center Market, A Vaudeville Show without ap equal. For Live Lobsters, Spanish Mackerel, Featieadertrestoet, aot Neg cies | ove srectavtics, Sete tes = Shipping orders promptly attended to. ocl4-wks3m = = CLEVER ARTISTS. +RAN. SUGAR, 43c. MICH. BUR. POTA’ z GRE: TOME, sc, MICH. BI TATOES, Next week—HI8 NIUS THE BARON. 410-0 5c. |New Leghorn Citron, w Currants, 4 | FYARVARD GLEE CLUB, station, where ihe:.23e: New York Buck wuieat. Cal Prunes, 5 oa 1c, Large French Prunes, 1¢ HARVARD BANJO CLUB, ‘AS. E. PUGH, W. H. WALKER, HARVARD MANDOLIN CLUB, a a Buccessor to i. Ji. Walker & Co., CONCERT, u 2e25-3m 246-0 La ave | Rifles’ Hall, Wednestay. December 23, 3501, | (OS2PAFEARE AND ONTO HAUT) RICYG: See ee a= Mase tore: BCREDULE IN LEFECT ZOVEMBER 20, 2mm. ‘LES. ERSALIS: RCH, ‘Trains leave daily frow Union station z = = U Asthand Leta. mw. | Oth and Betreots, 4 feet ke el a Se oe ee TD Bp Ge F he bo] = it far # S98 F 909 tut ker ®as5 PROF. JOHN B. DE MOTTE, Ph. D. Monday, Jan. 4—"*Old Ocean.” Friday, Jan. 8—**Music and Masiciana” Monday, Jan. 11—**Electricity.” Friday, Jan. 15—**Physical Basis of Character.” Profusely Ulustrated by Experiments and Lantern Projections. HOLIDAY PRESENTS. From 10 per cent to 30 per cent off. THE ‘‘WHEELERIES.” 971 H ST. N. BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREETS, (eseons free to purchasers.) earn azz SMITH WHEEL MANUFPG CO. —— <= | Course tickets, $1.50and $1. Onsaleat Metzerott's vo » ar. Son seman Tee eer tengrc 9 G, BANGs, PRT SCE FSC pegs |D. se pie ka BB IT C XY ¢ f, KE os Bi BIO Oo 4 cc E Ht coc cco RER FOR CHRISTMAS. ab apapiretnare os oe « Christmas = WE OFFER finest assortment ever shown in thia city. safeties, new, worn: iam 830 t0 #105, on ‘easy pap menia, © iu ber Mosic! Music: stusic: furnishes music for ail ‘CAPITAL $XCLE co. ag Suh JB icxcLks FoR Bovs aNp Ginza, STAGE EXCURSIONS. snk, Bout rp, rence city ou Ber "TALES Dewitt Conch Line, Round, Santon to die soanaton and nous. © hascas sass Jast the thing for Christinas presents. Peidees, WOnians2 Di. Ls] maces eg 4 full stock of Children's Velocipedes and Tricycles, | Loyation bulidinis, © p.. Novy Yard feiephone call—a25, ae arat —_ hand Leaves Sis ttn ne oz Semmens Caste ; ATWATER CYCLE COMPANY, Fitemeriapi or fartane rare om Cc 1424-26 Penn. ave. OCEAN STEAMERS. ei , MeDNERDA Tay and omar TERRI Pf ier STAT x Feuna. Horst, Oxroap. NEW YORK AND GLABGOW, BO ~~ “* ALFRED WOOD, OT. Bree Se aay | Sian eran pe | sea arn ‘and steainers. House rejuvensted snd new! a ct hd Wass URDAY eveni zo TB See cnt ate | noosa See ba. Wesiineton, ‘oF Nousial Creek, Va. and Sr, Clemente Bay, ihe EBBITT HOU WASHINGTON, D.0.