Evening Star Newspaper, December 17, 1892, Page 16

Leading Grocers of the West End. Our great store room is now filling up with te largest end most eoloct stock we ever car: ried. We set the pace sume yearsage on Javannd Mocha blended, made reputation on it andhare You wa with os a Pree Hotrpas Merrizas. Paaxo & Sox, cor. 7th and D. _ Five Gat. Gasorime, #0. Mcvprmax, 614 12th, Hosss & Wiuerr, 0 F street, are ® fine lot of Xmas goods in the ig ee ged Guo. R. Gnas, Printer, 330 Penn. ave. nw. All methods of printing, bookbinding, ruling. Toor Cuxsts Filled with the best quality Tools, fully war- maated, ranging im price from 00 up, make the most appropriate ptesent for the boys. Cass. T. Canren & Co. Horapay Neckwear Faaxc & Son, cor. 7th and D. = Ger rors Cunisrwas Canpins at Amretn's 0c. Mixture, 3 lbs. for $1; Best 25e. Mixture im the city, Sibs for @1; Pinest Buttercups, 250. per Ib. 906 Sth st. and 620 O st. nw. = at the lowest prices. plete . Pure “old Delma” Ryo Whisky, 4° yeare old, €3 per gallon, %e. per qt. nA Poors, 944 La. ave. Mas. E. Bassutxas, 408 11th northwest, re spectfully invites the to inspect her fine art neediework before buying eleewhere. = Haxpsowe Horipay Hosteny. we & Son, . Tth and D. - Max's Foawrarxcs Specialties in Neck "ear and reliable goods only. A. T. Lawrs, 453 7th st - Powsarct Opera Giasses,@5. Hesrien,453Pa.av Tux Dowx Pitzows we are offering are sure to please you. W. H. Howourox Myo. Co. Turusrmaten Boo: Library Inkstands in Wood a Pocket Books and Card Cmarmax & Tavcom, 915 Pennsylvania Cumstaas axp Caxpy have gone band in hand from time immemorial. We have every- thing in Fixe Corrections, including Choco- Intes, Bon Bons, Nougas, Wafers, Butter Cups, Taffys, Choice Mixtures, &c., 20, 25 and 40c. a and. Mt Swanrtess, Candy Maker, 803 Pa. ave. Ir You Frxp your teeth troubling you try that superb article, Minot's Dentifrice, the pest tooth wash and mouth tonic known. 5c. everywhere. -- Campers Curavep by the Exrme Canret ‘Wonxs, (31-685 Mass. ave. n.w., are made moth- Froof free of charge. Telephone 435-2 Baxie ov Nexaox W: Kentucky famons. Fou Hotipay Goons go to Jonxsox, Garnet Handkerebiefs, Hosier: '¥, the whisky that made ARLES KnaxMen, 735 7th. . Huge and Art Squares at cost. AM. Fossrnt’s Ice ©: Order = quart for tomerrow's dinner. ussell's cafe. Every- thing in season. 1427 New York ave. Fo Watt Paren. Window Shades, Room Moldings and Interior Tinting and Decorating fe to KW. Hexpxasoy's, 1113 F ot. nw. Bersorn’s ler Cxeam. 225 Get. nw. - I Witt Give Tex Pee Cex off all goods sold before the 2ist. Watches, Clocks, Dia- mons, Silver Ware. Jewelry, £c W. 5. Tarrss, 604 9th st. now, = Gvrser's Gort Gypaey's Gift for Gypeey's Git Rheumatism. Gypeey’ We OF w discount on Dia- monds, Watches, &e. Don't mis this chance. Jacons Bao Penn. ave. Joux KR. Kaniy of the 9 market,destres to call the s‘tention of Senators, Bembers of Congress and all other strangers im the city for the winter to his stand, wing, Center p he New York plan, which is considered to b best. We Have holidays, artety of useful articles for the We mention i: y low prices cali a to our new Amas Tree outfit that we sell for #3 complete. (uss. T. Canrea & Co., “ 606 Pa. ave.'n.w. SB doors from Couwrny Savsace Meat always on band. D. Exzis, 3d and A st. ae. © cent discotnt on Dia- se. “The American Minister.” New Nationa, Turaten —“Wilkinson’s -Wm. H. Crane in or Mrsic. Buow “A Fair Rebel.” Turaren.—James A. Reilly axe Lycxom Tueateu—Sam Devere and bis specialty compa: a Barr.e oF Gert isBUMO.— 15th street and Cannon, Leerrrets, 910-912 Texta Srazet BWA World's Fair Nationa Rives’ Amwory.—Carnival of Months by Ladies of Barnsiic Relief Corps. It Almost Broke Her Heart. “It almost breaks my heart!” she wailed. “But you bave not examined it carefully!” she exclaimed, and a gleam of hope shoue in her eyes. ““It in not neceerary, madam,” Flas re- Elle; “there is so much difference between a iamondand rhinestone that a glance suf- fices."” For perfect stones go to 31 Seventh street northwest. Adet_ or Kwan Praxos, the recognized standard of modern piano manufacture. $17 Pa ave. nw. ik Swine Music Boxes, large stock, low prices. P. G. Smith, 1225 Pa ave.—Adet. . brick dwelling, No. 1128 Sth street ie to be sold on Mouda: ato’ sharp in front of ‘Thi bouse is convenient to all parte located and suitable for a the city, adee _o P ~ eet F. G. Smith, 1225 Pa. ave.— a Kyane grand upright and square fortes. Wu. Knabe & CM 517 Pa. ave. selected ‘stock of | and y will command. | aa eaguts ty passing pourentess | | ington bas in | tre Te the De Beriot number the solo was Violins in unison, and in this was the thorough practice that had been gone through. ‘The effect as well as the accom| mont fully justified the applause that was given. | In the \nccompaniment "to, the | Grieg con certo the improvement of the orc was demonstrated and this number was of decided —_ interest it introduced as «piano soloist Mr. John P. | Lawrence, who made his firt gable | ance since his return from studies abroad. All the technical dit this composition were easily surmounted b; Mr. Lawrence, who displayed a vigorous sty! and « thorough interpretation of tne author's that was ie | better than at either of the concerts she has appeared The whole eatertalument proved creased reason to be orchestra, and the la the organization. New Nationat Tueater.—Miss Helen Barry will t for the first time oneny Paul M. Potter's play of “The Duchess” at National Theater next week. Acapexy or Mvsic.—John L. Sullivan in “That Man From Boston” will be the attrac- tion at the Academy of Music next week. Avbavon's.—The advance sale of seats and boxes for the engagement of Rose Coghlan and Charles Coghlan and the strong company which will present Sardou’s “Diplomacy” at Albaugh’s next week has been quite large and indicates the success of the at. “Diplomacy” has long been estab! 4m public regard, both im Europe and America. “Diplomacy’s” first American presevtation was at Wallack’s Thea- ter. New York, in 1878. Of the original cast, Rose Coghlan and Frederic Robinson—two of the four persons now alive—will be seen here in their original roles, Miss Coghlan as the Countess Zicka and ‘Mr. Robi Orlog. Charles Coghlan will appear as the cold, calculating, courteous man of the world, Henry Beauclerc, Jobn T. Sullivan as Julian Beauclerc, Sadie Martinot as Dora and Beatrice Moreland ns Lady Henry Fairfaz. “Ta Sexaton,” which bas always drawn and delighted audiences in Washington, will be produced at Albaugh’s Opera House to- night by Wm. H. Crane and his excellent com- pany by special request of the many admirers of this great American comedy. It with new scenery. The sale of seats has been large and indications point toa brilliant closing of Mr. Crane's engagement at Albaugh’s this gir week. Hannts’ Buou Tweater.—Lost in New York” will be given at Harris’ Bijou Theater next week. A good company will form the cust. The scenic effects demand two car loads of scenery. There is Gramercy square as weil as the Mansion of Albemarles and Ward's Island Insane Asylum. ‘The East river hy moonlight presents a stream of real water anda genuine steamboat, surrounded by water craft of all description” The play gives a vivid picture of New York life, containing elements of every jety from the Battery to Central Park. “A number of new specialties will be introduced. Keaxay’s Lycecu Tuxates.—Harry W. Williams’ Own Company, which he sends out every season from the Academy of Music, Pitts- burg. will be the attraction at Kernan’s Lyceum next week. His chief feature of the company this season consists of the three Carons, cele- brated acrobatic grotesques, whose reception in this country after repeated triumphs in Europe is gratifying. The Quinns constitute another card. Prof. J. E. Kennedy presents an instruc- tive and ay tam Besides these cards, there are the Burke , with their trick donkey; Horace Wheatley, songs; George Leslie and Minnie Collins, songs and dances; Senator Frank Moran, orations; Sisters Omi, slack wire artiste, and Phil. aud Hattie Mills, sketches. Officers Elected. Wednesday evening last Capital Council, No. 320, Royal Arcanum, elected the following offi- cers for the ensuing year: Regent, M. Hirsch; viee regent, H. C. Scott; orator, W. H. Bng- ham; secretary, M. Price; collector, A. Brunn; treasurer, C. L. Heilbrun; chaplain, L. 8. Kann; guide, M. Cohen; warden, E. A. Cam) bell; sentry, L. J. Benjamin; post it, E. A Schwarz; trustees. J. Baurogarten, B. E. Hen- drickson and C. H. Vos. At the completion of the above ceremonies a collation was served at Osborn & Hoban's. The Geu. J. M. Schofield Garrison, Regular Army and Navy Union,has elected the following officers for 1893: Commander, F. B. Heitman; vice commander, G. W. Giddens; deputy com- mander, Jus. Campbell; adjutant, Geo. A. War- ren; paymaster, Prederick Graf; Tmaster, L. J. Melebicr; chaplain, E. Dunn; officer of the day, Wm. Daly; officer of guard, Thos. Mor- ris; officer of watch, Benj. Jacobs; ensigns, W. D. Buckley and Jas. Kelly; trustees, T. E. Lee, M. Mabany and J. D. Parker. SS Important Changes of Ttains Over the Penn- sylvanis Railroad. On and after Sunday, December 18, import- hanges will be made in through trains via Pennsylvania R. R., leaving Washington as follows: Columbian express at 10:15 a.m. daily, arrive Pittsburg 9 p.m., Chicago 10 s.m., Cin- cinneti 6:35 am. and Indianapolis 7:55 a.m., ing und dining care through to these Harrisburg connection will be made with fast line for all points in central and west- ern Pennsylvania, Cleveland and Toledo; Penn- sylvania limited ‘at 1:10 p.m. daily, arrive Chi- cago at 12 noon. Sleeping car to Cincinnati discontirued on this train; St. Louis and Cin- ciunati express at 1:10 p. m., with through sleeping and dining cars, arriving in St. Louis 5:80 p.m. and Cincinnati 8:15 a.m. Western ex- press and southwestern express at 7:40 p.m. | No change in through connections and al | and dining care. A’ Pullman sleeping caret be placed in service on western express through to Buffalo via Canandaigua and New York Cen- tral RRL p.m. Pacific express will leave at 10:40 > Holiday Evcursion Rates VIA CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY. Apply at offices, 513 and 1421 Pennsylvania avenue and B. and P. station.— Adet. psec ho seem Sxcoxp-waxp Praxos of prominent | in good condition, at Knabe's, 817 Pa ave. Adet. oo Swoxe tax Vrkarsica Cigar and you will never regret it. This is Geo. W. Scott & Co.'s latest addition to the countless number of al- ready good articles that this popular firm have introduced to the trade of Washington. —Advt. Parace Onoans sold on @5 payments. 1225 ave. —Adet, OE ae Pianos for rent, Kaabe’s, 817 Pa. ave.—Adet, Inrontaxt Sate of books at Latimer & Sloan's, 1407 G street, Monday at 7:90 p.m.— Ade. Govin's tree toys, scrap-book pictures, favors —Adet. Bi Piaxos sold on @10 paymen mapscnr Piaxos sold om 8, 1235 Pa. ave.—Adet. —————— ‘Tux celebrated Knabe pianos, 817 Pa. ave.— Adet. 5 senses embagrats A Woman Beaten to Death With Rods. ‘The press of Mexico publish a story to the effect that Chief of Police Leon of San Jose, Guatemala, recently arrested Senora Noriaga and had her beaten to death with rods. It appears that the unfortunate woman cause of Salvador in 1890. Two Tinxes IN REGARD TO CATARRE. 1ST, IT 18 A CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASE, AXD 2D, IT REQUIRES 4 CONSTITU- TIONAL REMEDY. cal fraternity that loval applications, like snuffs and inbalants, are regarded ea at best likely to give only temporary relief. To effect a permanent cure of (Catarrh requires « constitutional remedy like mn | books, clothing, Xmas cards yuipped with the ‘company will session to have its route ex- tended to the Aqueduct bridge. CHRISTMAS CELEBRATIONS. ‘The children of St. Anne's parish school will give a pleasant entertainment next Thursday tion. At_ St. Gabriel's parish, near the Great Falls, ig tS the teacher of this school, is now engaged in the preparation of the program. Notas. 4.8, Belt has sold to J. L. Powell parts of lots 5 and 6, in Lightfort’s wub of Terrace Heights. This property ie part of the tract located at the northwest corner of the Foxall Sr chT on maeero cng jo more his optnen Uy way at ta eens; cae to ines the boats left Cumberland for the last time Osike Tridey after New Year the members On of Independent Lodge, I. 0. G. T., will have a reunion. Farmers from Virginis and Maryland say that the growing wheat crop presents an un- usually thriving appearance. Rev. J. E. Regester, the former pastor of St. Jobn’s, who has been visiting bis old_parish- foners, left last evening for Buffalo, N.Y.,where he has hi At the charge of the Cathedral George O street, a meeting of the Georgetown Cycle lub will be held on Monday next for the pur- Pose of receiving the report of the recent smoker committee. The sidewalk on $24 street near Prospect avenue, which was considerably cut up by the runaway electric car several weeks ago, not yet been repaired. ket The Christmas Mission. The Christmas Mission, which accomplished much good Inst year, is in the field again. The Christmas Mission has in view the desire to make as many as possible of the poor happy. The mission was organized by ladies charitably disposed, and they ask any who feel inclined to assist them to send their donations of toys, or_ provisions to Mrs. Del Monte, 1734 K street; Mrs. Heni May, 1825 K street, or Mrs, Fred May, 149° Rhode Island avenue. All donations received will be distributed among the poor by these ladies. eee A Story of an Old Engine Horse. ‘To the Editor of The Evening Star: The account of the eagerness of engine horses to reach a fire, in a recent issue of Tux Stan, calls to mind an incident in Utica, N. Y., in 1880, A horse, which had been many years in the service, was taken sick and «new one put in his place while the former was being doc- tored, he being hitched in an extra stall. One evening the alarm sounded and the team, in which was the new horse, started for the fire, but before reaching the scene of the fire # old horse, having broken his halter, came tear- ing along and took his place alongside the team and so went on to the fire, where he was caught and led bac! WA W. er eee ‘The Alexandria Outrage. To the Editor of The Evening Star: Nothing but the fear of the Insh will puta stop to these outrages upon the person so fre- quent nowadays. Since a whipping law was passed in Great Britain there have been no at- tacks upon the queen and few upon others. Will not the law of Virginis allow those cruel women in Alexandria to be whipped? It is hard to believe that women could so treat an unfortunate girl. Yours truly, 8.M.C. Foi Sxix Diszases DOCTOR RECOMMENDS CUTICURA BECAUSE IT HAS NEVER FAILED TO GIVE GOOD RESULTS. CURED IN 3 MONTHS, SALT RHEUM OF 20 YEARS’ STANDING WHERE ALL OTHER REMEDIES FAILED. It gives me pleasure to recommend your CUTI- CURA REMEDIES to all who are troubled with the various forms of skin diseases and blood poison. I have prescribed your, CUTICURA on several occa- sioas, and it has never failed to give wood results. I remember of one special case I had. where all other remedies failed until I tried your CUTICURA REML- DIES. After using CUTICURA, CUTICURA SOAP and CUTICURA BESOLVENT the patient was sound end well. She was troubled with salt rheum and hed been a sufferer for over twenty years. 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Prepared by the POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston. §@"“"How to Cure Skin Diseases,” G4 pages, 50 illustrations and 100 testimonials, mailed free. _BABY'S Skin and Scalp purified and besutified by CUTICURA SOAP. Absolutely pare. RHEUMATIC PAINS. IN ONE MINUTE THE CUTICURA ANTI-PAIN | PLASTER relieves rheumatic, sciatic, hip, kidney, chest aud muscular pains and weaknesses. Price, 25c. : HORNER < FURNITURE MAKERS AND IMPORTERS, 63 AND 6 WEST TWENTY-THIRD STREET (Adjoining Kden Musee), w yorRK. NN a. PARLOR FURNITURE, $100 to 9750 per set. BEDROOM FURNITURE, $18.50 to 81,000 per set. DINING BOOM FURNITURE, $75 to 2,500 sot. LIBEARY FURNITURE, @75 to 2450 per, set. Noverrms yor ax Houars. OUR HOLIDAY DISPLAY OF IMPORTED AND Ctr ‘These two facts are Row so well known tothe medi- | DOMESTIC NOVELTIES COMPRISES OVER 5,000 ARTICLES, RANGING IN PRICE FROM 67.50 TO 0600 BACH. the finest stock of Meerschaum and Briar Wood Pipes seen this season. It Disguise. words" to give names to American-made articles of Furniture that our ta knew by their good old and ive English terms does not enhance the of s Sofa—a Sideboard—a Bureau—a ~a Wardrobe. While now and then an te of foreign jargon wil Uckis tho Teacy and use of foreign jargon wil je the fancy open the purse strings the, strong common sense of the American people as a whols will reject any such attempt at blandishment—cast- ‘s giamor—and will insist that things be called b; honest hi names, Dis- of this character do not cost anything— value may be expressed 0=0! If you want value for your money come to me. If you want to give presents that you can rely on—that are as substantial and as service- able as their English names—come to me. If you want to buy on ‘‘time” payments come to me. Joux Ruppex, The Accommodator, it 513 Seventh street northwest. A Meerschaum Pipe is not only « useful thing, but the present for Christmas to a young man.’ The trade secure them of Gro. W. Bcorr & Co., cor. 43g st. and Pa ave it pie <The cena Callisher, Jeweler, for Gifts in Silver. It p Seatac anares Fine Holiday Mufflers. Fraxc & Box, cor. 7th and D. ——— ou Fine Old Rye Whisky, something fine, $300 ts perquart. Merzoxa's, 417 7th st. n. w. ——__——__. Genuine Diamond Rin; Moonstone Scarf Pins, solid gold, Filled Chains, $2; Bab? Ri Gents’ and Ladies’ y 2%5c.; and other novelties for Garconr Bnos., 2134 Pa. a Get One Tonight Before 12 O'Clock. Unless sooner exhausted we will continue the distribution of our new panel picture “Goop Moryixe!” until the night of December 24. Our c= are request not to overlook the fact that they are entitled to a check for each 5c. worth of Tea, Coffee, Condensed Milk, &c., anda resent goes with every pound of Thea-Nectar Tea or A. and P. Baking Powder. Tue Great ATLaNtic AND PaciFic Ta Co., 501 and 503 Seventh street northwest. 1620 14th st. nw. 8104 M st, Georgetown. 815 H st. ne. Stands in all Markets. Telephone 848. Newrox H. Bowmay, Manager. Warm and Dressy Knit Jackets for holiday gifts, $1.48 up. It Fuaxc © Sox, oor. 7th and D. ee The Vorot Manvractoxixo JewEiRx Co., 718 7th at.n.w. Only seven days left for Ch: Select your goods now and have them laid aside. Note the reduced rat $2.50. $5.50, $8.50, $20; Ladies’ Solid Gold Watches, $12.60, $14.50, $20, $23. all warranted good timekeepers; Ladies’ Solid Silver Watchen, 64.50 and $5.50; Opera Glasses, @4.50,our own impor- tation: Gente’ Solid Gold Initial Rings, $4, sold elsewhere $6; Gents’ Filled Chains, €2; Gents’ Solid Gold American Watches, $25’ up; Sclid Gold Spectacles and Evegiassse, 2.25, sold elsewhere €4; Solid Gold Baby Rings, 50c.; Ladies’ Solid Gold Rings, $1.25, $2, 93, #5; Ladies’ Solid Gold Necklaces. with handsome Pendants, €3.50 up; Genuine Rhinestone Studs, 5e.; Rhinestone Scarf Pins, solid gold, $1; Rhinestone Earrings, 1.50, solid, gold, Baby Earrings, solid gold, 75c.; Nickel Alarm Clocks, %0c.; Enamelized Iron Clocks, $4.50 up to $12, 500 to select fro r-plated Tilting Pitch~ Quadruple-plated Ten Sets, $10.50; Pickle Dishes, $2 up: Butter Dishes, @3; Cake Baskets, $3. | Special reduc- i Gold and Silver Head Umbrellas, Cane: Piano Lamps, Bronzes and hundreds of ot! novelties. Don't mistake plac The Retafl Tobacco Stores all concede that Guo. W.Scorr & Co.'s line of Meerschaum and Briar Wood Pipescannot be excelled. They are just the thing for Christmas presents, 1t aA erate Callisher, Jeweler, for Gifts in Gold. 1t — J. Edward Mattern, 486 7th «t. The above dealer in smokers’ articles bas a fine display of Fine-grade Meerschaum and Briar Wood Pipes—just the thing for a Christ- mas present for lover, husband or brother. The ‘‘Virginica” can’t be beat for acigar. 1t caer A Box of Fine Cigars make an sccept- able prevent. We can furnish a box of 50 fine Cigars for $2.00. Select them now. ite Murzoen’s, 417 7th at. n. w. Fine Grade Meerschaum and Briar Wood Pipes.—seldom, if ever, docs one see such fine goods as Gro. W. Scort & Co. pre- sent to the trade for Christmas presents to their buyers. It Callisher, Jeweler. ee Beat $10 Genuine Dia- it mond Ring. Holiday Neckwear. at Fraxc & Sox, cor. 7th and D. teptlecie ais Hoare & Willett, 910 F street, a fine lot of Xinas goods in the way of jeerschaum and Briar Wood Pipes and Cy both imported and domestic. Their “‘Virginica” is o high-grade hand-made cigar and is a good seller. Seep ste Mcerschaum and Briar Wood Pipes are considered the things for smokers and our best men can be seen with them on the street. The trade can be nicely supplied by Gzo. W. Sort & Co., 43g and Pa It eee If You Appreciate the Best Quality. If you want fine fresh Nute, Raisins, Citron, Currants and the best of Mincemeat. If you want of the best Buckwheat you ever ate, if you ¢ some strictly pure and fresh Candy. if you want a Turkey for Xmas dinner that will be beyond comparison, if you want rock bottom ricea on all of these articles, bring your order jo us now and secure satisfaction and prompt delivery. Murzozn’s Fixe Gnoceny, 417 Tru 81. N. W. * cinta io doe Callisher, Jeweler. Ladies’ Gold Watches, $15, worth $20. It Se ata, Handsome Holiday Hosiery. at Fuaxc & Sos, cor. 7th and D. eee geetene “Sweet Mish or Mas “Samples given away.” A new Rich Red Wine, only €2 per gal. agent. H. A. SrLias0x. aie-2t Buy Him One of our handsome Holiday Knit Jacketa He'll appreciate it! Fraxc & Sox, Cor. 7th and D. d15-2¢ oe Do You Smoke a Pipe?—Well, you should examine the stock that is handled by those retailers who purchase their Christmas goods of Guo. W. Scorr& Co., 43gand Pa. ave. 1 Callisher for Ladies’ Gold Rings. $1.50, worth @3. it SEAR SILT Wm. Miller says the Dove Brand Hams are cured to suit taste of every one. See advertisement , 4 17-2aw-9* I Must Read Houghton’s advertisement, ibecumt na goossslitaeen Phe Eieanee fourth page. ‘dirt + he The ‘‘Jubilee”—A Perfect Razor. All Jubilees bought of me in the Inst twent honed free. For Christmas presents they are put up in pairs in fine cases and wed with name at no extra cost, returnable if not satisfactory. For comfort in shaving you can buy nothing better. Watronp’s, 477 Pa, ave.t® 89 cts. full qt , Were $1.00. Sam] of Fiveet Mash fresh Rao Hod Wine. to sox's, 1200 and 1202 Pa. ave. 1 petawaar nas tibaias Opera Gi special low prices; largest and finest stock in Washington, Guare: n mt Orticat Co., Masonic Temple, F st. dié-10t SOMETHING WoRTH SEEING. IN ONE VOLUME (in 1 vol, 7,000 pages), SEVEN THOUSAND PAGES—the one-volume Century Dic- tionary. This is perhaps the largest printed book in fhe world and is om exhibition at the office of the Cen- ab Phillips’ Digestible Cocoa retains the natritfoas coces, butter; unique as flesh pro- jucer. eg 1 Soll for Christmas presents Monkeys, Par- rots, Maltese and Angora Cats, Cana ries, Cages, Aquariums, with nice cheap. “Scuanib’s, 712 12th at nw. d9-14t® eller, 720 7th st. n.w., is making « Children’ cialty in Ladies’ and 's Hair Oxi Se eee, ee 10c. Royal Headache Powders. cured “while you wait” Druggista. aul2 a Elixir Babek cures all malarial diseases eee ee Buy a Machine with a Reputation Earned by Forty Years of Faithful Service. Examine our New High-Arm No. 9. Ite silent rotary motion free from the heavy, rasping ac- tion of shuttle machines. Warrier & Wiisox Mro. Co. fot-ete 48 oth st. mw. None Name & it But To Praise. Wilson's New High Arm No. 2. A marvel of lightness and swiftness, ja27 Office 437 9th st. n. w. AMUSEMENTS. leo GPAND ORGAN RECITAL At the LUTHER PLACE MEMORIAL CHURCH, Ath and Nets. ow.. WEDNESDAY EVENING, DEO. 21, AT8 O'CLOCK, PROF. JAMES CAULFIELD, MUS. DOC., Assisted by ‘Mrs. Kittie Thom; Berry, weet Hees Mira Tickets, 50 cents, For sale at te SOs DROUPS MUSIC STORE, al7-at Pennsylvania ave. (ALPAUGI'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. LAST PERFORMANCE. TONIGHT AT 8 Next Week—Rose Coghlan and Charles Coghlan in “Diplomacy. fi ADEM fs THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING AA F AA nt ROR 2. ok alt, £8 RRR, £RE BBR FER L ft fe bee ke 3 BB RD REFER BBB ORRE ELL = Miss Fanuy Gillette as “Clairette Monteitii.” 1) Job LE: Sullivan tn lob L. Sullivan in John L. Sullivan in Jobu TL. 8: Sea! 7) ‘Wibows. WIDOWS. WIDOWS. Under the direction of CHAS. FROHMAN. Week boyinning MONDAY, DEC. 1 HELEN BARRY, —_First time HECEN Banuy. BECEN BARRY. HELEN BARRY, HELEN BARRY, HELEN BARRY: Seats and boxes now ot R A ee AA EE x T RRR AA E, EX F ER Ay - me Xk T a4 = NEW NaTIONAL THEATRE. NEW NATIONAL THEATRE. NEW NATIONAL THEATER. ‘Monday evening, Deceinber 19, forthe first time on any stage, ‘The Distinguished English Actress, H ERE EER NNN x EO NNN Hu FE EL ke NNN Eee tut Eee § uM Hod ERE LLL ERR N NN RRR RRR ¥ ¥ Ph ow ER ER | ¥ bp Ma BYR BYR YE fee MMA ERE E FY 3 WILL PRESENT TT OH ERE , x R oWAH ER : E H ERR 1 OCH BPE OCH EEE ss o8hs BB UE Sc HME EE By Os Bow “uu? God HH Exe Sss8 Sss8 7 An International Play Specially Written for Her by PAUL M. POTTER, $B Beet soomery by Rickard Marston, ‘Appropriate music by Herman Brode, The sale of seats end bores now progrossing. "ARKIS' BIJOU THEATER, Week commencing Monday, December 19. ‘The greatest of all scene spectacles, LOST IN NEW YORK. A vast river of real water, Sustaining a genuine steamboat running at full speed. Noit week, a17-6t THE BURGLAR. M:. W. D. HUGHES WILL, IN HIS LECTURE oclety band G sts. Tew, QcLdck “TOMORKOW Night isanalyy sists fh. G. Ingersoll. ie It Col, M408 JAMES EK. MAGIE OF ILLINOIS, 4 frind und eomrade of Abrabam Lincoln during | WILSO: tho period of his «reat deoates with Douglas, will speak in Typographical Union Hall Monday evening, December 19, on the subject of *"Lincoln Before He ets, 25 Wet@feesidont. Ticket, Mcents._a PRE. J. 6. TAPPAN'S SELECT ACADEMY oF Tn * $8 per quarter or 63 ber month pee vance. ¥! 417-2m ‘ERNANS LYCEUM THEAT K Ponnevivenis ave, and 1ithst. + TONIGHT! TONIGHT! SAM DEVERE, ‘The Greatest Living Banjo Comedian, And His Own Company. ‘Sie Hassen Ben Alt's Royal Moorish TROUPE OF ZOUG ZOUG ARABS. Next Week—H. W. WILLIAMS’ CO. a13-6t W' vS SOCIETY ORCHESTBA FURNISHES Neft st recldeuce of Prof. ei S05 Let ewes or ma Stores ive prompt attention." didioje TT ap Spectre EXTRA. COMMENCING MONDAY, DEC. 19, ‘The greatest battle xf THE WA R. two blocks below U. &. Treasury. Selo k Selo kp. ta. Sthand Hsia nw EXCURSIONS. &e. Wisten Croises To the Troptes FOR HEALTH AND PLEASURE. the Yaahting Grulses of the tannia” in southern seas bas rast been pies free on application. There ave been some changes in tle itinerary as previonsly Wertised, which now {ucludes the most interesting ofthe Windward Isiands. The ports to be visited are Havana, Kingston. Port Royal, Martinique, Guadeloure, St. Kitts and Ber- muda. Already a large number of rooms have been taken for the first cruise and timmediate application for space ts necessary. The Britannia is a beautiful ‘Vessel, fitted in the most luxurious manner and spe- canlly adapted for pleasure cruises. WINTER IN EGYPT AND PALESTINE. Send for im of mine seléct, personally con- ducted partite. “Next depirture Jan. M'by North Gor man Lloyd steamer **Ems” to Alexandria direct. THOS. COOK & SON, ‘291 and 1225 Broadway, New York, aoe or ont . ave., Washington, D.C. Mest VERNON. ROME AND TOMB OF WASHINGTON. Steamer MACALESTER at 10 a.1n. daily (except San- day), returning to the city by 2:30 p.m. THE DIRECT ROUTE — NO FERRYING — NO TRANSFERS—THE QUICK ROUTE. An slingtrated commit describing NOTE.—By the 10 a.m. trip of the to Mount Vernon,” aud by thi he ticket rH tful Afteen-mils trip down the ff plac without chanure or transfer or extra charg, pass. fngen route Alexandria, Fort Foote, Fort Wasaing- rc. Steanier Macalester to river landings as far lown ws Glymont daily except Sunday at 10 am. Freihts and passengers. cI MT. VERNON. TOMD OF WASHINGTO! WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND MT. VEBNON ELECTRIC RAILWAY COMPANY. Picturesque and Beautiful Route, New and Marnificent 6 running dally tr ALEXANDRIA direct to the Gataof the MANSION. ‘mity to visit CHRIST CHURCH, MAR. BEALL. HOO : B OUSE, BRADDOCK HOUSE. and otne: laces of historic interest in ALEXANDRIA. Take ferry steamers foot of 7th st Special excar- sion ticket, 3c. entire roundtrip. Connecting also with trains of Ponnsylyants rail- Toadat Alexapdria. Take cars at 6th streo: depot. In deference to the wishes of the Ladies’ Mt. Vernon Association cars stop on SUNDAY at Little Hunting creek, one mile this sideo! Alt. Vernon, the grouads Leing'closed on that day. se2G-tr NEW PUBLICATIONS. A NEW STORY MRS. MADELEINE VINTON DAHLGREN. CHIM: His Washington Winter. ‘Those who remember Mrs. Madeleine Vinton Dabl- gren’s “A Washington Winter'—and there are no lovers of eood stories but do remember it with pleas- ure—are sure to be interested tn the announcement of ‘a new book from ler pen, entitied “Chim: His Wash ington Winter.” Chim is the name of a pet dog of Unusual intelligence, who relates his experiences in the hishest Washington society. He comments, eriticises and phtlosophizes in a way that holds the + | reader's interest and provokes no end of amusement. ‘Those familiar with Washington society will probably recognize many of the characters depicted in Mrs. Dahigren’s new novel. Itis fully on a par with her earlier work and therefore is certain of success, PRICE: Cloth, 81.00. Paper, 50 Cents. CHARLES ft. WEBSTER & CO., or PAseeNcuisn Afew hundred persons will receive by mail some comments on the way English is spoken familiarly (as at table) made by our ablest critical journal. Any one desiring to see these comments may obtain the above extracts on application to this office Afew copies of the interesting illustrated circular ‘upon ships ("*A Cruise in a Dictionary”) will also be Aistributed to applicants, Office of the Century Dic- tionary, Room 94, Washington Loan and Trust Com- pany building, cor. of Oth and F sts, nw. 16-2 “CuRREMAS Ix a7 Wasox & Cann FINE SHOES. TEELGR AEs" «83.50 WHGSESME ES" «$3.50 TIRE 88.50 WES ESE ME $3.50 THESES OHS $3.50 ESI US $3.50 —HOLIDars—— W. ILSON & Cann, 929 F ST. N.W. Baltimore store—4 and 6 W. Balt. st. Eomoxsrows 15 Pes Cexr Discouxr Sarm UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE WE WILL GIVE THE ABOVE DIs- COUNT ON OUR ENTIRE STOCK oF ‘Sore 1339 Aw 1341 F Sz At Washington, in the District of Columbia, at the 4 close of busines December @, INU. INCOME. “aha pecpecaien Sear ‘Total income. seevee ZGI0,201 68 EXPENDITURES. Mepis: UR Total expenditures . BaF 100.5 BIRD & WEST, 78 Lith at. nw Hheette for tbe District of Colvibaa, EPORT OF THE ¢ RADITION ‘Of the CITIZENS’ NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON a and discounts. 7 Overdratte, secured and unercared 0. 8. bonds to sec ure clreulation. sere fund with ©: of circulation). Total ...... LIABILITIES. | Capital stock paid in... 000 00 Surplus fand Fo. we OD | Lndivided posits 7 ON National bank notes cuistanding. Dividends unpaid Individual deposits cath | | Total District of Columbia, City of Washington, I, THOS. C. PEARSALL, cashier of the above pained bank, do solemnly swear that the above state- ment is true to the best of my knowledie and beliet THOS. C. PEAESALL, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before m this Lath day of F, 182. WILLIAM SELBY, Notary Public. Correct— Attest: Member Washington Stock Pxcbange, ‘Real Estate and Stock Broker, Roons @ and 11, Atlantic Building, 430 F st. n. w. INVESTMENT SECPRITIES. Stocks, Bonds and Grain bought and sold for cash of on maretin. Cotton bought and sold in New Vork or CORKESPONDENTS. 3.8, Bache & Co., New York Stock Lebman Bros. York Cotton Exchange. Lehman, Stern & Orleans Cotton Exchange. Lamson Bros. & Co, Private wires to Jeans. Telephone. 4. Baxxiso Hovse Or LEWIS G. TEWKSBURY & ©o., 1335 F st., Adams Iron Building, WASHINGTON, D. @ W. B. HIBBS, Manager. Begutte peesteet extoue tocheck and interest allowed on daly balances, Deposit, Advances wade to corre. spondents against available collateral Advances, Government Bonds and all Securities listed on the New York Stock Exchange Doucht and sold for the Usual commission. Government Bonde. We have direct primate wires to our New York and Chicago offices. Our facilities for trading in Grain and Provisions on the Chicagy Board of Trade are unequaled. We makea specialty of the Purchase snd Sale of all Lo- cal Securities on counttead on Parties desiring to accounts, ‘as well as contemplating a change in existing arrangements or additional factii- Private Wires. Grain and Provisions. Local Securities. open A Suggestion. | value by 10 per cent of the FINANCIAL. Tue Navoxa Sar Detoste, SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY OF the Distrtet of Columbia, CORKER 15TH ST AND NEW YORK AVE Chartered by apecial act of Coneree Jan., TROT, and sete of Get INH, and Feb i CAPITAL: ONE MILLION POLLARA Rents safes from @\ each ar want per annem Bllver ware and valuations taken om dejomt TEN CENTS and upwant recetved on depot em@ interest allowed on rams of met ieee than @A Prepares and Keone Wills free of change acts as Re. ecutor, Administrator and Trustee etecutes Tracts of ali Kinds, Vie —_— easy Lartes ee seen i, & Ser pape & Sartor, Groree iF ae Sits, fon & Sat ras & poet, Tux Wasmxorox Rear Esrore Co CAPITAL #100 FULL Paw OFFERS FOR SALE AT PAR Yrs ¢ PER CENT GOLD DERENTUKE nonDa, deposited with ft. The notes so deposited re only about two-thirds of the market value of the real evtate upon which they are a first lien, makime the eecurity of ewe bunds un jumstioned. IMPORTANT ITEMS FROM ANNUAL REPORT, JUNE 1, 1M, | Total Resources, ¢2. 546 Tt Total Recwipta, @1:37,00¢. 0° Real Estace on Hand ‘actual cost), DRPENTURES Property and the aunoyance of swtereet J08N H Warne Proideut, 1001 Fst nw, Washington, 2. @ BANKERS Recond National Bank of Washington The Wastincton Lean and Trust Company: n3th,ta,6- Sen IP BE OMI0 NATIONAL HANK OF W Corner 12th ana us WILL IssvE_ CERT PI: D PAY INTER Eston Td its EFT 3 MONTHS SPER ON #100 08 MORE PT O8 #100 O8 MOKE IF LEFT 12 MONTHS CENT PER ANNUM. a mpetnamne SAPt DEPUSIT BOKES ¢3 T ™ oc20- an cup Aer INOW MACAMT NGS Meuber Ni. took Kia, iF LEPT © MONTHS ay PER prow CORSON. CORSON & MACARTWRY. GLOVER BUILDING. 1410 F ST. Sow Bankers and Dealers to vorumen! Ron ts Deposite. Excla: q Rallroad Stocks and onde an hate on the em: of New York Philsisipma, Kotom wat securition Distr ‘oan, Ineurance and Tole ook touuetat and sold It 1d al Ioweal Kaiiroad, Phone Btock dealt i ‘Atnerican Bell Te OURS x the ONLY house tn the tetrict the’ wel = nth bors KD to sell as CHEAP those | OPTTIMES feu Tomare (uvited to call on or Sidiess LEWIS G. TEWKSBURY & CO. Benprse. Loax Asp INVESTMENT ASS'N, 908-914 G ST. N.W. 100,000,00 DUES, $1 PFR MONTH ON FACH SHARE. Foeury PON CERTIFICATE TO KUN FOK 3 YEARS. WE PAY 6 PER CENT PER ANNUM ON SPECIAL DEPOSITS OF $5 OR MORE CAN BE WITHDRAWN ANY TIME ONSD DAYs' NOTICE. MONEY LOANED TO SHAREHOLDERS ONLY. CAN BE REPAID AT THE RATE OF $13 PER MONTH ON EACH €1,000 BOR- ROWED. OUR FIGURES SHOW WE OFFER THE MOST FAVORABLE TERMS ON LOANS AND DEPOSITS, AND OUR SECURITIES BEING THREE TIMES THE VALUE OF THE LOAN AND THE LOAN BEING REPAID MONTHLY MAKES THE SECURITY STILL BETTER FACH MONTH, KENDERING IT IMPOSSI- BLE FORK OUR PATRONS TO LOSE A DOLLAR. CALL AT THE OFFICE FOR CIRCULARS AND FURTHER INFORMATI: n19 HARRISON DINGMAN, President. W. 5 HOGE Pres. T. ©. DANIEL, Sea. NITED STATES BUILDING AND LOAN A880- CIATION, 1313 F st., Washington, D.C. Shares, €100, payable in monthly installments, Which participate tm all profits and mature in 84 months, Pays interest on money Gepostted tn any amount. 5 and 6 per cent interest paid on apecial deposits from the date they are made. Bonar Crnrmicares, All persons who may be called on to bury a of the family or a friend are respectful fall at the ofice of the Co-operative Buch 131) 14th street northwest, and examine Teprescnting Sfty aud one-hundred dra 1 interest and ece trans. cas.” “Gasenine and be ‘coavinced ot member invited to al Amarin &. H. HINES, President, 1315 14th st nw. REGISTERED FIRST MORTGAGE THIRTY- YEAR 5 PER CENT BONDS PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST GUARANTEED BY PENNSYLVANIA STEEL COMPANY. INTEREST PAYABLE FEBRUARY 1 AND AUGUS! Fi 28 fe SPECIAL DESIGNS OF FINS, BUTTONS AmB 0 kind of talk wo foariem "ade tom omar lind BUST ICk— MEN'S SUITS You see handrede who wear suite Float in the sane boat day the Bi} = get we 1 gel os .5£3.— 8 ih 5° > And timay be that 70 toa tee! aptearen:e the eaxy ert mente sai won tered where tiey younet® stow Coat? uarters for just that st; o of tom. “the peices vonee $7.50 cewann the 1ttue boys and be mensnithe sid wen” ‘All west Suite aod Ovecconae ‘Winter ts bere and x Is coming. aceful ‘aid ‘This ts ment. We've VICTOR E aDLERs TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, nd 929 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST, Corner Massach usetis avenue STRICTLY ONB PRICK. tage weal at odo. tO <a 115 F ST. XW. ‘Has struck © snap this time sure. Just re ceived @ large lot of Lacie, Boy and ‘Youths’ Oxford Ties and Slippers at lem than ball price. are flaring them a8 follows: ‘The. for Boys’ Slippers worth @1. 7. 81.35 for Ladion Patent Leather Oxtords ‘worth 63.50. 1. 30 for Ladies’ Freach Kid Opere Peo Blippers worth 62.75. Also one lot of Ladies’ Prench Kid High Button Shoes at 2 @ worth 66.00. ‘Mens French Patent Calf Show, Bale and Congress. for 4.75, which were made uy to ell for 66.00. Tas Wasazs Sucs Hoos, 1115 F Srus N. W. SSE: Pit: BUFSES «=> ONMEEE We haves compicte stock of them for every sustety, ‘suitable for Kimas presenta.