Evening Star Newspaper, December 24, 1891, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: THURSDAY .. December 24, 1891. ROSEY 8. NOYES, THE TAR has regular and permanent circulation in Washington three times larger than that of any other paper e city. As a local NEWS paper and ertising Medium it has ne competitor. ——————————— ‘The communication concerning the Lomax ense, published elsewhere in this issue, ¢1 tirely misconstrues and misstates Tae Stan's advice to the colored people in this matter. Far from blaming them for working to secure a thorough investigation of the acts of the officers in the Lomax case Tue Sram advised them ‘to push for the punishment of specific instances of abuse of authority before the proper tribunals,” as well as to join the move- ment for the change of the law concerning police appointments. Tu Sran condemned tho inflammatory declamations of some of their representative speakers, inciting them to strike back if struck by an officer, to purchase muskets for use against the police, and to kill an officer if clubbed by him, even if the murder had to be delayed until recovery from the clubbing. This atrocious incitement to lawlessness and homi- cide deserves to be indignantly denounced by every law-abiding citizen, white or black, not only as crime-breeding in its tendency, but as defeating the very purpose of improving and re- forming the police, which the epeakers professed to have in view. The colored people complain of brutality on the part of the police. The po- lice reply that the negro, when arrested, is quick to resist, and to break away, if possible, after arrest; that others of his race come fre- quently to his rescue from the clutches of the jaw; that im arresting a negro in a negro quarter blows, razor-cuts and pistol-shots are to be anticipated; that a certain roughness in subduing resistance in such cases is essential if the law is to be effective, and that often a clubbing or shooting, which seems un- necessary and brutal, is really in self-defense agains: a threatened danger to life or limb. As if to give force and point to this defense of the police the incendiary orators, to whom refer ‘THE ‘EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. 6. No Use Tazxrso, Our Prices for Clothing are so marvelously low that even the most econom- feal buyer Well, we've been busy this week. Buyers came from everywhere. There seemed to be no limit to the number. We realize that our absolutely unprece- dented sale of Clothing, Furnishings, &o.. can last but Ashort trmé lonser,and we want everybody to compre- hend the truth that ‘‘many, many days" will elapse before you'll have s cha neeto buy Clothing at such ab surdly low prices as we are now quoting. WoW Weer A DDD MM MMINTTTT WWWwwe 4A D DMMMMIL T weave, | AAR BEAR GE w ow ERR A aADDD MM MI T ‘That our stock is pretty well broken up, but ‘We've got enough stock to ft most any- body in a Suit or Overcoat At any rate it is worth your While to investigate. HausczorS’, 1-2 Orr Suz TO RETIRE FROM BUSINESS, 621 Pessszivasm Ave. 621. ence has been made, publicly advise resistance to officers, the use of mus Kets upon the police, and suggest the killing of an officer who uses his club. If there is any other course which is better calculated to strengthen the contention of the police that they feel in danger in making these arrests, and to prevent the discovery and punishment of real brutality, it is hard to conceive of it. But, in spite of these speeches, if tho statements mado by our cor- respondent concerning the actions of the police in this case are proved before the proper tri- Dunal they will assuredly be punisied. The difficulty about condemning them now is that the charges against them are not legally ascer- tained facts. One officer was snot and the other officer killed the man who, as he thought, did the shooting. The coroner's jury's verdict tended to justify the officers. If the truth was not ascertained by this tribunal the colored people have police trial board and a grand fury to which they may resort for justice, and for the punishment of murderous brutality. Let them appeal to the law and not to lawless- nell, and rely on the grand jury and an aroused public sentiment and not on the razor, revolver or musket. +s —___ The Speaker of the House of Representatives has ended bis vexatious task of making the committees. NoSpeaker ever succeeds in pleas- ing everybody. ‘There are so many minds to please, so many troublesome considerations en- tering imto the choice independent even of those which affect the wishes of individnal members, that the who makes the assign- when the! self is satisfied e or not. The greater he is to be content with case of Speaker Crisp there were seve Jerations of an em- barrassing nature, with one or two that hght- ened his labors. While he took the House at first hand afteran interregnum, be was embarrasse.l by the riches of numbers and experience, especially from one section of the eountry to which for political reasons be did Zot care to accord a major share of the honors and emoluments. To reduce the share of the the outcome. In 1 con: Prominent men in the public business was sure to engender at least temporary iil content and possibly to excite friction where harmony was indispensable. ‘The choice lay between offending individuals or giving political capital to the party in oppo- sition. Wisely, perhaps, from the partisan point of view he chose the first horn of the dilemma, but im deing so took a responsibilit which few men would covet. It is probable that the chief weight of the objections of those unfriendly to the Speaker wili be leveled at the constitution of the two principal committees, ways and means and appropriations, and the dis- position of such leading reformers of the Caclisle House as Mr. Mills and the Messra Breekin: . For reasons sufficient to bim- self the Speaker decided to give the greater prominence in the matier of experienced leg- islators to the second great committee, which may indicate thet the demo:ratie policy is to be rather in the line of economy of expenditure than in the line of attempts to change the sys- tem of revenue. And yet it is clear from out- fivings that the democrats intend to attempt to “refor: the revenue toa certain extent. $+ Congress has adjourned for Christmas. There ‘was nothing else for it todo under the system that prevaila Whether another system would be better would depend on how it was worked. Congress should adopt the Crain constitu- tional amendment or something similar. Then the members could finish up the holidays at home, come to Washington immediately after and legislate until midsumm: After an ex- tended recess it could meet in the fall and re- sume its labors, or if uniformity of time of convening d it could hold annual ses- sions of equal or nearly equal length begin- ning on the first Monday in January. The presidential term need not run with Congress, in fact it might be better another way. The former should begin about the 30th ot April, #0 that inaugurations might oceur on that historic and more seasonable date. a Men of experience are apt naturally to think that only experienced men should be chosen for positions of responsibility. But if this rule had been rigidly adhered to the brilliant serv- ices of the younger Pitt and many other Statesmen would have been lacking in great crises in which they were indispensable. Never- theless it is a safe principle of action to be guided by those who have been trained as guides. It is rarely the case that genius sup- Plies the lack of experience and it is better not to depend on the inspiration of young or un- trained leaders when the wisdom of older and experienced statesmen can be commanded. ———++=—__ Uncle Sam is in 2 position tocelebrate Christ- as on a big scale, and he is taking advantage of his opportunities by taking practical cogni- zance of the situation in Russia. —$<$_oe-o—___. The holiday vacation of Congress comes just fm time for the House. It is conducive toa condition of peace and good order which might o-berwise be unattainable. —-——_____ ‘There is reason to fear that the weather bu- reau has in some way confused Christmas with the Fourth of July. = oe Among the other things that Washington would like to find im her stocking is a new bathing beach. + The Capitol is now regarded as possessing nearly all the equipments for a first-class Tariff Reformatory. ee The committee coolnesses at the Capitel do not bring the desired crisp Christmas weather. AND, AND LITHOGRAPHER “Reciprocity” and “tariff reform,” if not| K *®¥4™>- FRGRAYES AND Lt Visiting cards printed from plate, 7ée. per 100 oc | ame identical, are very much like twins. Stock for sale. Store for rent. aye There are other hook gloves than the Foster, and there aremuny gloves made with the Foster hooks, but thereare no gloves made with or without hooks that equat the genuine Foster Gloves with tieeclebrated Foster hooks. No other articte of arese need St so well as Gloves. Their ft should be perfection, and no Gloves can fit better than Foster Kids. Even to the wrists their fitting is flawiess. Then the Foster Gloves—the genuine—are madeof the finest selected kid, and not only look better. but wear better than all others. Demand the or **Fosterina," and accept no others. We are selling them—hun- Greds of pairs, and every pair guaran- teed. You can have them fitted to your hand without extra cost and thus person- ally experience the pleasures of re) baal} wan J.C. 907 PA. AVE. Horcurxson, AND COR. F AND 13TH STS. N.W. at Hoar Frowexs. ‘You specify when you want your Flowers delivered and we will have them there on time. Punctuality is a featureof our busi- ness—punctuality and fresh Cut Flowers, A. Gove & Bro, 11? FT. N.W. y ry Cunisruas Eve Repvertoss “Open Tonight.” Inthe of Stationery yet most dainty and le gift, and will quickly «isap- ar at their new reduced prices, 20, JJ, uber of “*Booklets™ yet unsold. ‘They are warked at a fraction of their al value. Dainty bitsof Art Pot- rac. &c.. will be disposed of ats «teat seductiod from their furmer prices. I. Cy Pancer, Bookseller and Stationer, 619 7thst. n.w. Deuverev As Acueep. ‘The pictures promised for Christ- mas were ready. For the past six years I have made it a point to finish ait pictures upon the date agreed. If such methods meet your approbation and you desire the richest and most ‘beautiful portraits photography can produce I am ready. >, Parxce. Artist Fotografer, Cor, 11th and Pa. ave. n.w. le Ss, fT Ss FE = TUT SCH HOPE & Bs SH Se HH OS Ea, dak oe NAM coc HH OO LuILa A Sss8 Hhaisexr nas nowhere seen such » beautiful array of Gold and Onyx goodsas the Christmas as- wera es ‘Spree wil, te fannd se uuxuries, not onl} Ove exxepy & 1209 F STREET. Laxspunax & Bao. Did tt ever occur to you that men like comfort? Well, they do, ‘We have studied this thing care- fully and have come to the con- clusion that a nice SMOKING JACKET Would make uny man a comfort abie as well as sensible and serviceable CHRISTMAS GIFT. ‘Wo have quite a number of beau- tiful ideas in SMOKING AND LOUNGING —JACKETS— For $4.95. Bo you see less than @5 can make an excellent showing. It fecertainly an article that any man will appreciate. A Smoking Jacket, if at all presentable, adds tothe comfortsofahome. It is ‘warm-it is neat looking. and no man should be without one. For Four Dollars and Ninety-five Cents you have your choice of probably three hundred and filty Jackets. o————o FORA 0o-——---o 84.95) Sen |$495| Better ones for $8.50and $10, Allsizesin stock. Selection of pat- terns perfect. Finish and ft fruaranteed. Givesomebody an agreeable sur- prise. ‘Open until 11 tonight. es > > ww: Es 909 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. N.W. ACARD. — Owing to the bed weathet today and customers unable to get out to @o shopping our store will be open UNTIL TWELVE O'CLOCK S. S. Suzpp & Bao. sortment at our store. Not in town is another to be compared with it. Ifby the time this strikes your eye there are any left of these Ta- Dies, Cabinets or Lamps it will pay you to call ‘and see them at once, Ask to be shown the Ex- hibition Room. The designers and makers have outdone themselves in producing these elegant goods, and we are surprising buyers by Offering them at such generous prices. TOMORKOW. 909 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. ¥.W. 492 9TH ST. N.W. ane \. oUR ba Cunistuas Passest aangiremens Will be more highly appreciated if 8. “p e | a a rae HOPPING omTEns: Se _seuding opt benwtitel basse of fuses BEST Sealekins at Willett & Tous Candy at rates Usually charged BEST Furst Willett & Be for “ipftiorcoutactioun.” See the BEST Hate ot Willett & Ruoft's. Ee Sa Represe paid to anywhere. BEST Umbeslionat Witte h Bast, m ~ Giz & Sox, | Erersthing te of a iah-ciase qual a 4 ity, fally guaranteed, end marked as at Con. L1ra Asp F Srs. tr on er ore Wrugrr_ & Roory, 905 Pa ave.n.w.) aca a Axo eee 10TH, 11TH AND F STS. N.W. — Deceumzr 24, 1891. _— Ovex Usrz 10.30 Tus Events. Ciosen Aut Dax Toxorrow, Deceunen 25. Uros mus, raz eveor THE JOYOUS CHRISTMASTIDE,WE WANT ‘TO SAY JUST A WORD OR TWO IN KINDLY RECOGNITION OF THE. GENEROUS CONFIDENCES OF OUR ‘MANY FRIENDS. Tac cnowine nervration oF WASHINGTON AS A CENTER OF RETAIL TRADE IS A NEW SOURCE OF PROSPERITY FOR THE ENTIRE CITY. THE PEOPLE WHO STAND BY.TDELR CITY AND SUPPORT ITS ENTERPRISES ARE FELLOW- BUILDERS OF THAT PROSPERITY. Foz HELP THE LARGE SHARE OF AND ENCOURAGEMENT GIVEN US 80 STEADILY BY YOUR PATRONAGE, PARTICU- LARLY DURING THIS CHRIST- MAS SEASON, WE HEART- ILY THANK YOU ALL WHO HAVE SHOWN SUCH INTEREST IN WHAT WE ARE DOING TO BUILD FOR WASHINGTON A RETAIL ES. TABLISHMENT SURPASSED BY NONE IN THE COUNTRY. 80, WITH MUCH GRATIFICATION AT ‘THE LARGEST SUCCESS OUR BUSI- NESS HAS EVER ATTAINED, WE ARE STIMULATED TO DO MORE AND BETTER FOR THE SERVICE OF OUR ¥RIENDS—THE PUBLIC— THAN EVER, WITH THE COMPLIMENTS OF THE SEASON, WE ARE ‘YOURS VERY RESPECTFULLY, ‘WOODWAED & LOTHROP. Beorxsixa Sarvrpay ‘WE WILL HOLD A Resyasr Crzanrsa Satz. ———— INEVITABLY AFTER THE JOS- TLING AND HURRYING OF THE LAST TWO WEEKS BEFORE CHRISTMAS THERE'S A LOT OF THINGS THAT ARE DUSTY, MUSSED, TUMBLED, SOILED, CHIPPED OR OTHERWISE DE- FACED, TOGETHER WITH ‘ODDS AND ENDS," &c., OUR SALESPEO- PLE WERE INSTRUCTED TO LAY ASIDE ALL SUCH GOODS RATHER THAN PALM THEM OFF IN THE ‘TURMOIL AS PERFECT. WE PREFER TO SELL THEM AS REMNANTS, REGARDLESS OF VALUE-HENCE HAVE MARKED THEM AT A GREAT SACRIFICE. Wa axe too susy at THs WRITING TO ENTER INTO DETAIL, BUT ASSURE YOU IT WILL BEA “BARGAIN FEAST” INDEED, AS NEARLY EVERY DEPARTMENT WILL BE REPRESENTED. ([.° HAVE YOUR CARDS ENGRAVED FOR NEW YEAR'S, LEAVE YOUR ORDER AT ONCE. -aT- PERRYS. Our talk tonight has no bearing on Christmas mat- ‘Way 80 generously in your gift shopping. We want to herald the fall of some DRESS GOODS: PRICES and of » ‘*break” along the line of the best effects that we, or any one else. bas shown this season. The new markings prevail from the moment you read this account of the cut. You can attend to it tonight—or Saturday—suit yourselves. “Pizce-Meau~ aeincs Prams in ght effectethat ‘are most fashionable now—and will hold a Place in the spring galaxy—reduced to 250. seinen Cueviors—piaia, plain and al- ‘agonal patterns—reduced to S0c. 40-inen Prarvs—rich etvects—reauced to 75c. me domes Pars Curviors — reaucea to 750, aotncn Noventy Cueviors - re duced to 8} doincn Bourerre Srasves aa Caxterss H arnreducea to i0e. x soineh Creviors—reauced to $1. doincs Camzvrs Ham Bov- RETTE—in Brown only—was $1—now 75. a yard. aoinct Stare Svrrixas—omy one sty!e—-Garnet and Gold combination— reduced to 7c. a yard, 4oinn Bocrerre Srnrres- Plum, Beaver and Sapphire—reduced to The. a yard, aoincn Frexcx Svrrmas- ‘striped and check pattern—reduced to @1 a yard. azinch Piao Cueviors—ory, ‘Tan and Brown—reduced to $18 yard. seinen Mixen Cueviors—ony two styles left—reduced from $1.50 to $1.8 yard. In the better weaves you will find some of the “higher” novelties—CAMEL'S HAIR, CHEVIOT, ASTRACHAN, STRIPES, PLAIDS, BYADERE STRIPES, &c.—thut you can buy now from $1.50t0 62.75 ayard, Rosss. There are hardiy enough of those handsome ROBES, that are bought especially for Christinas, left to talk about. The few, though, wo shall make abort work of. Sora Senoe Rones with veavse and braided front—reduced from $25 to 815. Casev's Ham Roses witn stack, ‘Brown and fancy colored *‘spot™ patterns— Teduced from £40 to $20. And there is here and there another marked $12, $15 and %20—but we have re- duced them to $5, 87.50 and 89. Don't lose sieht of this SPECIAL SALE in tomor- row's festivities, Give it first choice among your Sat- urday duties. It most certainly follows » line of “stuffs” that you will take kindly to—and we are cut- ting them NOW-that you may get your money's ‘worth of wear before the season is over, Penny, “*THE AVENUE AND NINTH STREET.” ESTABLISHED 1840. [It] TELEPHONE 905. Wanar A 833 0 0 ae PPP, RRR z me Bt Pt | Se It would be for your wife, mother or slater to send her one of our celebrated Light-running New Home Sew- ing Machines for a Christwas offering. If it is not convenient to pay it all in cash we will arrange to give you ample time to pay for it. We will take any make of old machine in exchange as part payment in the Purchase of our NEW HOME. See the exquisite samples of work wo do and teach our customers free of charge. Machines for rent by the week oF month. ‘Repairing of all kinds, OPPENHEIMER'S, 514 Oth st. nw, g88g EER ama-et Canauace Roses Ar Srrxeuerzs. we ‘h and rare assortment of Cartlape ‘Hobes of all Tare and Clothe. ‘make welcome gifts 10 those who ride and drive, specially “Good Bleck Fur Robes, lined, only be mnality and sizes of thesame, ae Bear Skin Robe, only iffalo_ Robe, derenwith becktar sien Oe ey fine Wolverine Robe, #85; A choice line of Baby ee eneeeeoe “Parlor, ‘and Leopard ‘Red Fox and Black J Goat tate Wi aad Black, #2.00to j@ are the, “headquarters” for ‘Men's the latest modes Mgnoxof New York and “Christ of London. A fine 1 8 ait eka ever been brought to BiH. Semmens & Sone 1237 P.. Ave Axo 413 13ru Sz Rixa For either Lady or Gentleman at ‘82, and from that up to 85, is 8 rarity when youcan feel assured that itis real 14-karat gold. We ‘Will guarantee their intrinsle worth. ‘We manufacture; that's the:rcason we can sell at sucha price. You cannot find an equal or even an mitation at this figure, Marble Clocks with Bronze Figures at 6,75; a specialty. Everything in like proportion. Souvenir Spoons, $1.25. S. Dzsio, Manufacturing Jeweler, 439 Orn Sz. Mas. M. a Hosr, 1309 F 8T. N.W., stisaoies 86 BONNETS and ave BOF STOCK has reduced all, TRIMMED gOebsie bei an oboe to ‘purchase them for Ere PRR RR RR EE LEE Exzoaxt Houssr Goons at MODERATE PRICES At BRODHEAD & CO.'s, RSDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1891. . POR 5 FAL Al PAR ATS Tas Evemxes Buzoars, Usrm 10 O'’ctocx. Rew Ayo Rex. oe ‘B& As soon as possible take the car for the Palais Royal. Being closed tomorrow strenuous efforts will ‘be made this evening to close out all strictly holiday goods, Dorxs-an vous marked 25¢, may be claimed for ‘15 cents; 75c. Dolls for 50 cents; all $1 Dolls for 72: cents. Those marked $1.35 are to go at 1. The 81.68 beauties for $1.25, and those marked $2.49for | 1017 F e2, Sw-Take the car direct to the Palais Royat, Torr cases.—20 per cent alscomnt-one-tfth off the price you see marked onthe case you select. ‘We have the Louis XVI Cases of silveroid, lined with silks and satins, containing tollet and manicure arti- cles, smokers outfits, shaving outfits:also Work Boxes Towel Cases, Bo. All at 20 per cent discount, BAT he Paiate Royal accessible by all cars, Haxpxencarers—ror the tedies are the silk: ‘embroidered novelties reduced from @80. to 50 cents, ‘Those marked 500, to foat 30c. each, For themen arelarge size Jap. Silk Handkerchiefs with initials, ‘Those marked 8c. may bo claimed for 75 cents; ‘those marked 8c. for 68 cents, and those marked 750. for 59 cents, Se S27 The Palais Royal wilt de closed tomorrow, “Tus Moxcmexrat.- 997 AND 900 F ST. ¥.w. FIN MILLINERY, CLOAKS, HOSIERY, GLOVES. ae. OPEN EVENINGS. Closing out of Holiday Goods. A Marvelous Reduc- tion in ~ Today $1.98 . Today 62.48 - Today 06.25 Also a Marvelous Reduction ‘In Eid Gloves for Ladies, Gents and Misses. An Handkerchiefs for Ladies, Gents and Children, In Mufflers for Ladies and Gents. In Umbrellas for Ladies, Gents and Children. In Cloaks for Ladies and Children. In Gossainers for Ladies and Children. In Pure for Ladies and Childres. In Boas for Ladies. In Hosiery and in Underwear for Ladies and Children, In Aprons for Ladies and Children. In Corsets for Ladies. In Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats, Bonnets and ‘Toques for Ladies and Children. In Ribbons for Fancy Work and Trimmings ‘In Neckwear, Fichus and Scarfs for Ladies. In Fans, Pocket Books and hundreds of other articles ‘All marked at remarkably low prices. iss @it° “THE MONUMENTAL” stock, of, foods valted. at US.000-—for foiuscity wat TEN Pun CENT ACV ANCE THE COST TO US—has brought us the WILL o: many thousands of men and Ushed PEACE and bap) in Hence we are happy—aud wish you A MERRY CHRISTMAS. Christinas Suits in Sacks and Cutaways—at $0.08, 87.00, 68.75, 60.9 when $10 49 reached—we at “ay out” far superior % ‘rer shown on this market MEN'S OVERCOATS, 06, 87.43, 87.50, 08.75, 89 and again $10 vast field 5 ee Si Se ia BOYS’ SUITS. Sizes 13 to 18 years. % ‘Vests and Pants. 65.00, 64.00, 64.00, 66.40" 86. upward, CHILDREN’S SUITS, —! 4 to 1; — 92.25, e200 Ss, G80 SS aT, 04, upward. —CHILDREN'S CAPE COATS. — “Wa feunnioe four sick of” Oh Sowa, GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS ‘We give unto you at the follor fuwrures: i UiSS Coiars, reruar Ciuett & Co.'s 4-ply. ‘sizes 12 to 183s, 6c. zig Sor ana soe. Neckwear, Tecks and Fourdn- Ji sso Gentlemen's Fine Kid Gloves, reduced to 980. « pair. Men's Half Hose, grades, Fine ‘SOc. end 400. 200. 8 me to B we'll not only make it merry for you, VICTOR E. ADLER'S 20 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, 27 AND 9290 7TH 8T. X.W., CORNER MASSACHUSETTS AVENUR, STRICTLY ONE PRICE, §F Until after the holidays this store will be open ‘ygminws until 10 o'clock, “Saturdays until 12 p.m. GALLERIES, 1221 PA. AVE, 916 7TH ST PICTURES. ALL THE NEWEST PUBLICATIONS 2, IN ETCHINGS, ENGRAVINGS, Unapnziias.—voucan select an Umbrells here A Br Or Aovice ‘with confidence, A written guarantee given binding Us to recover free of charge should it split within one year. Lowest prices are also coupled with superior quality. What better present than an Umbrella? EB-Open until 10 o'clock tonight, Caxpr.—ooe. pound tor the Candy that will cost pound boxes. If you call before 8 o'clock tonight we ean deliver by our 8 o'clock delivery wagons. Sa The Polate Royal, corner 24th and Pa. eve, Murs SCARFS.—All the 75c, and 600. Searfs are ‘Row reduced to S0c. forcholes. Scasts im the lot that ‘will cost you elsewhere $1 and 61:25. Sm"The Palais Royal for Rubber Coats, ae, Miscartaxzovs.—curitmas ‘Books, Bric-s-Brac, Japenese Tea Sets, Dress Goods in boxes, | saivitie Lindsay, ‘Fura, Wrappers, Aprons, kc., are to be offered toniht ‘Manages. ‘Mt price surprises, Tae Paas Reorat, + Lene, Gooprss COMPANY, 0b UE st es : Eeebees im ae we have cl es ny Seat” Eeme Lovm © 0 0 2 occ Or Tur «2 2 ee see Beane +2 + 2 eee — ~ Goods ie not aware ‘that we are selling Furniture, Carpets, Stoves, etc... of all kinds at 20 Per cont less thon they have ever bern fore; sui on the Inataliment Pam at that. Variety ts apparent everywhere, Chriatinas presents con be given and Jou Will never miss pour expenditure, Why Bot wet them thts way? Fancy Kockers in vastost variety. Carpets from 2c. per yard up. Parlor Suites, #20 and ap. ‘Chanuber Suites, @13 tee eee eee ee Jonx Sure Se eee ee ee © Cushand Oreiit Houe, oy * 452 Perxsa. Aven NW, e_ ae B esr Cunisraas Presexts, WILSON & c, WILSON & c. WILSON &c. WILSON & €. WILSON &¢. WILSON & ©. WILSON & c. WILSON & . WILSON &€. WILSON AC. WILSON & C. WILSON & WILSON & G WILSON & ©. WILSON & C. WILSON & C. WILSON &C. Buy WILSON & CARR'S £3.50 Shoes tor Ladies. Wi make them tn Breht and Dull Leatber.on the newest toe At 83.50 At en.se At 83.50 Ates.50 wo at eae At OS Sw At e3.60 At SU At e3.0 ABO Aten. ata. At 63.50 at Ate oe, At 3.50 * Wide, medium or Barrow tocs for Gentlemen. hice Cait Hand- These Shoes must be seen to be appreciated. They ere all Handsewed, and for tender feet they are just the thing WILSON & CARR, 229 Fst. nw, Baltimore Store, (€22-5t) 4 ands Baito. ot. ow 5-Bornss, Bornes, Bornes $8 Combine the stock of any ‘Two stores in the city and ‘They will not equal our display ‘Of these useful and pretty presents, Then compare the prices, aud you will Pind that st pays to buy where sales ‘Are lange. We are way below our competitors and can sell you bottles frou 10 cents to €10, which cannot be watched for the price im the city. &Siver Wane, Suvex Waue38 S2Sivven War ‘The most unique and handsome Desins. The most artistic and Beautiful effects—ail at prices which ‘Must :vove them before Christinas. ‘A short period only remains for you ‘To make your selections. it ts now ‘Or never. Jewelry Boxes, Soap Boxes, Hair Brushes and Combs, Mirrors, Smokers’ Sets, Coloyne Stands, Shaving Mugs, Picture Frames, Pull Boxes, Hat Brushes, Cloth Brushes, rays, Mauicure Sets and ‘many vther geus of utuity. ALSO TOILET SETS, HAKD-WOOD GLOVE BOXES, MANICURE SETS, HANDKERCHIEF BOXES AND A GENERAL ,ASSOKTMEN? OF GOODS IN THIS LINE. PRICES REMARKABLY LOW. -— PERFUMERY.——PERFUMERY.—— -—PERPUMERY.— ¥. 8 WILLIAMS & 00., DRUGGISTS, ¢220- UNDER MASONIC TEMPLE. Accerrasie CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. FINE PLATES, 83 to $90 per dozen. TEA SETS, 85 to 622.00. ICE CREAM SETS, €4.50 to @32. A FINE SET OF CARVEKS, €1.50 to @7.80. GAME BETS, @15 to €30. FISH SETS, €10to 60. Individual CUPS and SAUCERS in an eutless va- Flety. WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, 1205 Penna. ave, Cor Gisss Borres, For Cologne, Toilet and Pungents Man of them marked at and some below cost. IVORY BRUSHES AND SHELL COMBS In Sets or Singiy. CELLULOID BRUSHES AND COMBS In Sets or Singly. ‘W. 8. THOMPSON, Pharmactt, 708 15th street. Piast Taxe Nonce, THE DISSOLUTION BALE aT THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING 00. 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. ‘The whole stock must be sold by the 1st of January, 1892, THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING 00., ‘Th and Gate, Boss in Bear, Black Lynx, Black Marten, Bleck Hs end other furs