Evening Star Newspaper, December 12, 1896, Page 8

You Never Saw Such G Selling —The number of Rugs that passes through our Rug De- partment in a year would make it seem as though every- body in town was Rug buying. And there’s an increase all the time. All the better.for you. The more Rugs we sell the cheaper. we can sell them—because the more we sell the more we buy and the. cheaper we buy them. —Any wonder we get the lion’s share of the Rug trade? See these prices—think of the variety for a choice. A big difference between regular and present prices: JAPANESE RUGS. _ JAP. MOHAIR RUGS. 3] Worth. Now. Worth. Now. 18 in. Se. C. 18 in. by 36 i 00 00 21 in te. 26 in. by 54 in. ES us 26 ms. Soe. 36 iv. by 72 in. 00° 00 30 in. de. 7 ft. 6 im. by 10 ft. $18.00 = a $00 | SATIN JUTE RUGS. - 6 ft. 8.00 —850 to choose from! 7 ft. S.75 ‘Worth. Now. ia fe fo Sisco 5 as 36 in. by 72 im.......... 5.00 8.00 ie ma $033 | MOQUETTE RUGS. O ft. 7.00 $10.00 Worth. Now. ms vst heel a 26 im. by 5¢ in. Be 00 RUSSIAN RUGS. ae Baty ee me xor. | KURRACHEE RUGS. - ee a by @ in 1-50 old rose, terra cotta, olive. browns, KELIM RUG WILTON RUGS. We'll inaugurate this sale by offer- | ing a chotce ofa bi new lot of Rugs in all colors below value prices...“ pete 30 In. by 60 in. 36 in. by 72 in peed ate aes ele enicieicle SMYRNA RUGS. FUR RUGS. : 4 bg eae Mats. size 16 in. by 32 = 1 bale of White Goatskin Rugs, re- $1.95 b 4 Es ‘neon ins at to tae 3 c © ® goss Beicrog Joe neha 4 8:32.00 ono 0 | BEDSIDE RUGS. SCOTCH WILTON CRU iS. Witter sed hainieter Girls a a Now. f , T5e. cs) Ee in. ae % & 3 = at. = ae as on ‘worth Gok AND SONS, Storage, 22d and M Sts. See oe Street, Corner Eleventh. 595052059 800 088 S SLOOP SPOOL OSLEOS IPE SOLS OED FURS ror Christmas Presents. Before purchasing presents for your friends you should visit 2 XMAS GIFTS. 3 SCHMID'S PET ANIMAL EMPORIUM, 3 ose I 'e ine Ti2 12th st. n.w., $ All $5.00 Neck Boas reduced 2 where you will tind the largest col- 4 ck Boas, with bunches of in, meter @ reduced to $10.00." 2 | CANARIES. MOCKING BIRDS, RED BIDS, PAn- 4 We oy aan — all Ladies’ Jackets at ROTS, FINCHES, ETC. eatly redaced price. = Wie eet Bave “your: oi tile remedeiaa: BIRD CAGES, RABBITS, GUINEA PIGS, sQUIn- @ We can turn them within a few days into RELS, DOGS, CATS, GOLD FISH, gue Ms aRTIN WOLF, AQUARIUMS, FANCY POULTRY @ 410-254 523: LITH ST. N.W. AND PIGEONS PES SSOCEEEESEOSEO OSS EVER SHOWN IN WASHINGTON. del0-12t CXEREEEEERI “More profit for you.” CXEXXEKEEREYS Every cent of expense a machine | 50c. Bottles of True I shop, factory pr printing plant saves Vi O si is just so much more profit. si Let us demonstrate how much proftt | | ¢| * you may thus gain by substituting | |* |e; electricity for steam power. Cheaper, | |°| Sj + * ++ cleaner, safer—requires no “engineer."" | |$ ALO* x U. S. Electric Lighting Co., x Going make our 213 14th st. "Phone 77. del0-204 poate nero Tading. "special af | gracta Perhunerig Toller Waters, ‘ SOARA ODA AAAAEEEEARERSOENSSE = le Theiaie ont See | Now we fer a line of True Viok 3 e€ as (o moras 8 from the olls of the sl ‘worth fatty oc. 3 be. el :CodLiverOil, oo 3 cha co many folks find unpalatable ae 9 E dis reeable, is completely reel 3 car PHOSPHATIC EMULSION. “We ada i} 2 several ingredients which make both more valuable than the pure oll. Being ‘igth 8 pie Ave. & 17th & H Sts. 3 es i freshly prepared—it's far superior to any ei rey weeeere See SSeS SSSSTSTTESS (Any quantity at Te. pint. °o 5. Thompson, 7%3/This Leather $5: PHARMACIST, '5StH-3 4 e02 Seeeses eet e> G di one : ‘Goods exhibit - Of ours—comprises. the bandsomes Consumption — (55: siovzzonpres me neomomet ior IS CURABLE. ff tles—ever shown in @ Washington store! ©. H. ENGLISH, M. D., 1107 G st. nw. 222 Uf you want something “out of the ordi- I bave positively demonstrated that consumption |} > > BAY" —and at a price fair to you—see these. js due to a form of neurasthenta, dr otherwise nervous provtration, a depression of the vital ers. This theory hes been tried and vei as correct by years of experiment, with successful The bacillus of Koch discovered in 1884 e result urd not the cause of the disease. I am prepared to fully prove the truth of my theory de11-204 XESEREES VERSE eee ET Select sow while the assortment's unbroken! Lutz &Co., 497 Penn. Ave. by I will positively guarantee to cure every case of curing auy and every ease in the earller stages. consumption in the the tol persons are on file fice: Raises, 1310 S55 70h et i Mert 11th and F me.7 3 L. CARSON, "1226 6th st." n.w.; H. J. guest at Hotel Buckingham; G. MERTZ, | w.; Rev. J. H. HILL, 1822 4th st. nw. Wh, Certainly. You can select your presents now—and We'll be glad to store them—and deliver them Christmas eve—or any time you say. js, It ton’t the things that GLITTER—that are je| most appreciated as gifts—get eomething je| tbat is beautiful—and at the same time iS, serviceable and- DURABLE. What is more je, sensible and appropriate than a nice plece 3, of furniture? teeee a. de8-31n,25 OOO (WOMEN’S SHOES. Our Wonren's $3.50 and $5 Shoes are unequaled for their extreme {| | | sty ee || atylishness, ad- mirable workman- In all this si \ season's prettiest i 5 PP. |} ase. : 9 \ > 'Sheee made espectalty to your measure. ie) ee n footwear, the best money can secure. io nae, the best, es 5 “Fine o i) ‘WILSON, = Pay For It i ( 929 F Street Nw. | i 4e9-404 je All at once—we're not in @ hurry for lel een ee os on = “A meall posment weeny of monthly ¢ S ’ : Sones ee ar ie aah : Bring To Canini’s |) fi mcd a i * at a, Pa pice I Your Venetian Oreo, Tables, — is Store, | fad, Writing Desks, i 1223" Book Cases, ¢ Diamonds S78) | 5 au. Se : Suge wns | is And bundreds of other articles suitable for Genuine French Crystal Jewelry with thems | No Fined eet no “charse” for Tae wad “rhinestones or other cormana Inuitation. but pare | je) Matebing gene set from genuine French crystal, hark Pal the color, fire and durability of the FINEST DIA- Set im the latest and most artistle de- Warranted to re love- be found ONS "FOR THE HOLIDA fine, stock REDUCED, Paton S in FRENC ha yTAPian a EWEIIAY MO- 817-819-821-828 Seventh street as. SAIcs, EXAMELS, MINIATURES. sale of Bet. Hi and I ote REAL SEVIAN Woon CARVIN Mokesgt TERNS LAM! LAN’ other rare and heautital HOLIDAY GIFTS. FREE! Ja order to introduce in Washington that in ha Lamp," we will give today one absolutely free of ctacee ‘the ampuunt of $1 of CANINI'S V pasha STORE, |" 12234 F ST. del6-3t XK NRRN AKER RY ose So eee eS TST TET CS ee oes THE EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, DECEMBER : 12, 1896-24 PAGES, pare ness and worthiness of the of Wooster street, New tco large. seal muffs. jackets—with the new collars and fronte—really worth $10— $ will go at Lot and reefer coate—double sees and very stylish— $i—for.. Lot of wool seal very wide sweep and silk lined— as you'll pay a to go at HECHT AND ‘COMPANY, 515 Seventh Street. . Open Every Brening ‘till Xmas,.- he failure of afamous wra maker brings you gar ments at the lowest prices you have ever known. The leading retailers oi this country knee the superior stylish- ents turned out by E. Grabenstein ork. the biggest retailers suffered—many of which fail couldn’t “weather” the terrible storm of dullness and ‘losses brought : about by these failing retailers, and he was compelled to assign, which he did, to Gus Lurie of 129—133 Wooster whom we secured every single garment at 25c. on the dollar: Had this been our only outlet the quantity : would have been We have distributed them among our four stores—the largest portion of which are here, and will be ready for Monday morning, and‘consists of coats, plush capes, skirts, suits and electric You have the privilege of credit—of our liberal credit system, which makes the payments to suit your income. ward in asking for the privilege—you’re welcome to it. Lot of fine lambs’ wool jackets, -all-silk lined 4-50 of children’s novelty boucle Gretchen = $2.98 Short plush Sat at foney Mining, beaver trim- ‘and braided dusty $ 8 Bld for $610 ‘60, Bt ceveeee I. 9 Salt's silk seal plush capes capes plan or beaded toa Denied and os eee with phen et) you Wil be aukel $12 tor to so $8. oe 50 sland electric scal_capes— $15 “27200 1-4p. loaves to the barrel. But Once —a.year. Only one chance each year ee eae ANY ONE. There's ONE four that mene SEAL. Seiad, cates ond 50e- try. Ite Cream Blend Flour. You won't be disappointed in it. You CAN'T PATL to make IDEAL BREAD, CAKE, Etc., with it—be- cause it makes THE BEST in the sworld .and nea:ly one-fourth MORE Dread-—than other brands. C7 Insist on having “CREAM But he suffered just as some of Grabenstein street, from weet’ eee your grocer. We only B. B. Earnshaw & Bro., Don’t be back- COX RERERERSEREEERES ES UEEEKY E Pale, Thin : Mothers \e | —require a wholesome Few tan covert @oth man-| Bre ee] suits-— with silk lined jackets and Fille oktrts—reatty worth $3 -50 plaid. skirte—very well 25 wide noveit mede—ined wnd stiffened the Lot of handsome brocaded satin duehesse % | /*| —— tonic that will build them |) Rese aiiriy emt te gee ee | —— up—bring back the color [3 fiswi goat oo $90. Oo *|] —— to their cheeks—make /+ $15—will go.at ... i | as ‘| —— flesh and blood. and | Lot of German elderdown and best Persian stylishly made— ‘at- flannelette wrappere—very cer yoke wide EE teau back—soli and $2.50—to go at. Hecht & Company, 515 Seventh St. DERE ROORERESAD DSRS AE REDS LOA ADRES AI EEDA RIOT Hoeke’s Hints are valuable—don’t you gift- buyers find them so? Here’s another— A 34 Inlaid Divan Suite—mahogany finish, inlaid with mother-of-pearl and Olive wood—polished like # plece of glass. New shape frames, covered with art ‘Made by best maker in the coun- ‘A royal present— $35- That’s very low for it. Hoeke, FURNITURE-CARPETS—DRAPERIES, Pa. Ave. & 8th St. BO| serrrrovessescecrevereroes AMERICA’S FOSDSO LLL GREATEST MINERAL —The famous GENEVA LITHIA—we ‘now supply at practically wholesale cost to the consumer!. This water is ac- knowledged one of the purest in the wofld. |'Crystal clear— delicious tasting—and wonder- fully efféctivé in making ‘sick folks well and keeping well folks in good health. WE SELL AT —— and nourishing. distinguished at renuine seal id, ‘afl complete— 590c. pecially adapted to nurs- nutritious. Phy and Restaurants—order it of your I | Arlington "Bottling Co., 27th & K. f : make baby’s food rich adptyotgplectle seat mutts, aiiea with down | Heur ich’s with satin—cannot be 5 skin—worth $1.50 and $2—to go at 7130-3 B . Is Pure Lot of mink neck scarfs—hea eer nt peas aga —the “Maerzen” is es- ing mothers. No other 3 beer has quite so much hops and malt in it—i recommend it in prefer- ence to all others. Call for “‘Heurich’s”’ in Hotels ve"ll nd you a case of He Bottles for $1.3. " Drop —— postal Hs CHAS. JACOBSEN, PROP. ‘Phone 634. je it CXEXEEXEEEEEEES i} CXXSRUE ERED SoC ee Thirteen Eleven F St. Gifts for / Elderly Folks Nothing lon ould give mama or grdndpspa so much pleasure and comfort—as a La ‘of Glarses that will enable bim or her TO SEE LY¥—smd read without causing the eyes to ache. We have them in handecme gold _ frames — AT LOWEST PRICES CON: ENT WITH BEST QUALIT (Eyes examined and proper ienses fitted, after WITHOUT ' EXT = ffance the fa Good Taste Suggests —usefal gifts for Xmas. decorated CHINA or a Hi comes under useful ifts—for MOTHERS. onal re’s an use. Such gifts Few displays in t ours. Dec, Ton, Sets, 56 and Banquet eces. mps..-i8e. up. Cor. oth {, BARKER, S24 “gins \, HOUSEF UBNISHINGS, STOVES, &e. Beautifully indsome LA ite appropriate addi- 1 charm to these—because they're home adornment, as well as home lease Mothers most. fe city so complete as -$4.98. | | Tense ss behteeSOLeeoesoesec]e Ripans Tabules. James D. Lynch, who lives in Depew avenue, Nyack, is salesmen for a New York printing ink manufactory, and although rot a drinking man, it not unfrequently happens that while Giscussing the qualities of inks with a pressman the two are led to Giscuss sundry glasses of beer and that sort of thing. Sometimes, as a result of his operations, Mr. Lynch ‘used to notice a dark brown taste in his mouth of a morning. One day a friend told him about Ripans Tabyles. He procured a supply, and now he always takes two before going to bed. “When I get up in the morning my head is as clear as a bell, and I think they are the greatest medicine ever made, T actually do!” These were “Mr. Lynch's eartest words. Ri Tabules are sold druggists, or b; Af the price (60 cents a box) is scut to The ‘Chemical Comy a ‘Spruce st., New Sample vial, 10 ceats. : mail ‘ork, DELANY, IMPORTER AND LADIES’ TAILOR, 1719 De Sales St. N. W. Gifts for Younger Ones. If you want to give a YOUNG LADY—or a young man—some- CUT PRICES! Remember, we buy mineral waters by the carload lots, and thing that will be pay: are the largest concern in the appresated het peer prec et south. Naturally all waters we GLASSES. E7We have the NEWEST (} STYLES—ond the t stock ity—fitted with BEST ——- Keutoa Arie LENSES, wiieh { —————_ magnify perfectly. sell (and we handle 250 differ- ent kinds) ARE FRESH and may be absolutely relied on. Get our catalogue and prices! $3.50 up. onas & (“ompany, ‘McAllister & Co.,} MGnEREE. irc eos Examining Opticians, ~Bremtlng old onder guarantee,” 131 F St, fora 1324 F ST. ' (Start Right! ‘Those who have just started house- / keeping should begin right by burning { the most economical, best and cheapest fuel—Coke. Doesnt take half me (| The Boston Variety Store will be open for business every evening until Christmas. de12-2t GENUINE JAPANESE time to get a fire started when Coke is used rertshed (Oke $250 40 bu. Uncrished Coke 40 bu. Crushed Coke.... peat 70 Washington Gaslight Co., 413 roth St. N. W., Or WM. J. ZEH, 920 20th st. "Phone 476, de12-28d Bankrupt Sale. Entire stock must be sold regard- less of cost. The most complete stock of Bric-a-Brac in the city. Now is your chance to save big money on Holiday gifts, $1.50 and $2 Cups and Saucers, gach, 25c¢. $3.50 Tea Pots, $1.00 each. $1.50 Tea Pots, 40c. FREE Incensg. tg the ‘ladies Mon- day. Remember‘namber, ; 618 14th St. N. W. ite SESSOSSSOSSESSSHSES SSS STES Meet Jarvis.’ ARE JARVIS’ YOUR. REN- To wash down the Turkey forget ‘the sare to get it. 45c. pte We. Youn Bat | Xmas Comes }) where LEGISLATORS ~ HERE the Session. TES ORS ETRY Washington Addresses of Wisse and Representatives. CORRECTED UP TO DATE Bacon, A. O., Ga., 924 14th st. nw. Baker, Lucien, Kan., 918 15th st. Berry, J. H., Ark., Metropolitan. Blackburn, J. C. 8., Ky., Normandie. Blanchard, M. C., La., Riggs. Brice, C. 8., Ohio, 1611 H. st. Burrows, Julius C., 1404 Mass. ave. n.w. Butler, Marion, N. C., 1711 Q st. Caffery, D., La., 2110 O st. Call, Wilkinson, Fla., 1903 N st. n.w. Cameron, J. D., 21 Lafayette sq. Cannon, F. J., Utah, The Auburn. Carter, Thomas H., 1432 Stoughton st.n.w. Chandier, William’ E., 1421 I street n.w. Chilton, Horace, Texas, Elsmere. Clarke, C. D., Wyo., Willard’s. Cockrell, Francis M., 1518 R st. n.w. Cullom, Shelby M., 1413 Mass. ave. Dubcis, F. T., Idaho, 1346 Princeton Daniel, John W., No. 1 B st. n.w. Davis, C. K., Minn., i428 Mass. ave. n.w. Elkins, Stephen B., 1626 K st. n.w. —— Chas. J.. W. Va., Shoreham. Frye, P., —— Hamilton. Galitnace, J. H., Ellesmere. Gear, John ne oem the Portland. Gibson, Charles ‘oid Md., 1918 N st. n.w. Gordon, J. Gorman, hetiar P., 1432 K street. Gray, Geo., Del., 1421 K st. n.w. Hale, Eugene, 1001 16th st. Hansbrough, Henry C., the Wellington. Harris, Isham G., 13 Ist st. ne. z Irby, J. L. M., 8.C., 436 M st. now. Jones, James K.., Ark., 015 M st. nw. Kyle, J. H., S. Lodge, H. C. Mantle, Lee, Wellington. 312 2st st. , Ore., Arlington. McMillen, James, 1114 Vermont ave. n.w. Mills, Roger Q. Mitchell, J. H.,’Ore., Chamberiin’s. Mitchell, John 'L., Wis., 82 B yh Morrill, Justin $ Murphy, Edward, > Nelson, Kntte, Min Palmer, John M.. I Peffer, William A. Perkins, Geo. C. The Ebbitt. Pug’ ea "R st. nw. Roach, William N n. Platt, 0. H., Conn., 4 Pettigrew, R. F., 8. D. Quay, Matthew 8. Sewell, W. J., N. Sherman, J Smith, Jas, sr “K st. n Thurston, J. M. bat “Adlington. Vest, George G., 1204 P 8 Vilas, W. F.. Wi ‘Arlington. Voorhees, Danii Walthall, E. C., Mi: The Cairo. Wetmore, George P., 1609 K st. Wilson, John L., The Cairo. Wolcott, E. 0., Golo., 1221 Conn, ave. Representatives. Acheson, E. F., Pa., 217 North Capitol. Abbott, ‘Jo., Texas, Metropolitan. Adams, Robt., Pa., Met. Club. Aldrich, J. Frank, T., Aldrich, T. H., Ala., 1308 19th st. n.w. Aldrich, W. F., Ala., Raleigh. Allen, C. E., Utah, 1446 Stoughton st. n.w. Allen, J. M., Miss. ‘Anderson, W. C., ‘Tenn., 422 6th st. n.w. Andrews, W. E., Neb., 685 Md. ave. ne. Apsley, L. D., Mass., 1752 Q st. nw. Aldrich, T, H., Ala.,’ 1308 19th st. n.w. Arnold, W. C., Pa., The Varnum, iges. Avery, John, Mich., 201 North Capitol. Babcock, J..W., Wis., 11 B st. n.w. Bailey, Jos. W., Riggs House. Baker, H, M., N.H., 1411 F st. n.w. Baker, W. B., Md. Bankhead, J.’ H., Ala., Metropolitan. Barham, J. A., Cal., Ebbitt. Bartholdt, Richard, Mo., Congressional. Bartlett, C. L., Ga., Metropolitan. Barrett, W. E., Mass., Hamilton. Beach, C. B., Ohio, 1801 Conn. ave. Barry, 8. 8... Wis., Cochran. Belknap, H. R., Ii, Arlington. Bennett, Chas. G. Y., Shoreham. Bell, C. K., Texas. National. Bell. J. ©, Colo, 1514 25 st. nw. Berry, Bingham, HH. Pa, The Albany. Bishop, Roswell P., 182 A st. ne. Black, Frank 8. Y., Cochran. Black, J. C. C., Ga., Riggs House. Blue, R. W., Kan., Normandie. Boatner, C. La., Riggs. Boutelle, C. Me., The Richmond. Bowers, W. W Cai., Congressional. Brewster, H. C., N.¥., Colonial. Broderick, Kansas, Elsmere. Bromwell, J. H., Ohio, 1347 Q st. n.w. Brosius, M., Pa., Elsmere. Brown, Foster V., Tenn., 513 F st. n.w. Brumm, C. N., Pa., Wiliard’s. Buck, C. F., La., ‘Metropolitan. Bull, 'M., R.'1., Hamilicn. ——- 'C. G.. "Mo., 209 A st. se, Burton, T. E., Ohio, 732 17th st. nw. Burfell, O., Wis., 110 2d st. s.e. Calderhead, W. A., Kan., 213 North Cap. non, Joseph és ’m., the Cochran. things, T. C. 1722 Q st. n.w. B., Me ‘Elsmere. Chickering, Chas. A, N.Y., Hamilton. Clardy, J-D., Ky., Varnum. Clarke, Chas. M., 7 B st. n.w. Clarke, R. H., Ala., 4B st. ne. Clarke, 8. M., Iowa, Ebbitt. Cobb, 8. W. ‘Mo., Normandie. bn soy J. V., Daeg 27 M st. Cor ading, J. Pa., 1418 Hopkins st. Cook, 8. A., is., 1415 Mass. ave. n.w. Cooke, Ed. D.; Ili:, Cochran. Connolly, J. , Iil., Shoreham. Cooper, C. M., Fle.,’ 1743 Q st. Cooper, H.“A., Wis., Wiliard’s. Cooper, 8. B., Texas, Metropolitan. Corliss, J. B., Mich., Colonial. Cousins, R. G., lowa, Shoreham. Cox, N, N., Tenn., Varnum. Crowther, G. C., Mo., 209 A st. s.e. Culterson,+D. B., Tex., Metropolitan. Cuctis, Chas., Kan., 1527 Corcoran st. n.w. Curtis, Geo. M., Iowa, Normandie. Curtis, N. M., N. Y., 1807 H st. Dalzell, John, Pa., 1605 N. H. ave. n.w. n.w. Danford, Lerenzo, cere Ebbitt. Dayton, A. G., 224 N. J. ave. s.e. DeArmond D. A., Mo., Varnum. Ee. Ww. ~ Miss. National. Bs Ohic, 222 N. J. ave. s.e. Nelson, Maine, the Hamilton. . A. Ark., 1814 K st. n.w. Docker Willard’s. _ Soy J. P., Iowa, Hamilton. ‘le, W. ‘Wash., Willard’s. Dovennaes B, B., W.Va., Willard’s. Draper, W..T., Mass., 1601 K st. pg Fr. a ‘Minn., 201 A st. 8.e, a Org 1421 Bin: st. le Erdman, rare J. tropoliten, = Foote, W. T.. N.. ¥., Shoreham. Fowler, Chas NN: 3., Becks: fy G . Te st. ay oer C.W. N. ¥., Hamilton. Graft, J,_V. Elsmere. © Griffin, Members Have Located for 1223 N. H. ave.n.w. 1401 Stoughton n.w. 316 Indiana ave. n.w. Heiner, D. the ‘oot ieee North Capitol. .. Wilerd’s. Ala., Howard House. nal. 1815 16th st. now. nto, Varnum. Hultng, J. H., W. Va, Wilard’s. Hull, J. A. T., Jowa, Wilard’s. Hurley, D. M.. N. ¥., 20 B st. now. Hutcheson, J.'C., Texas, Arlington. Hyde, 8. C., Wash, 1412 G st. n.w. Jenkins, John J., Wis., 1230 14th st. now Johnson, Grove-i.., Cai., Regent Johnson, H_ N., Ind., $12 12th st. Johnson, M. N., N.D., Hamilton, Jones, W. - Va., The Varnum. iv. Mo,, Shoreham Kendall, J. it, Ky., 207 East Capitol. Kerr, W. 8., Ohio, Ebitt. Kiefer, A. R., Minn., 201 A st. se. Kirkpatrick, 8. 8., Kan., 1829 Col. road, Knox, W. 8., Mass., W: Hington. Kulp, Monroe H., Pa. Wilerd’s. Kyle, John C., Miss., the Varnum, Lacey, J. F., Towa, Witlard’s, Latimer, D.'C., 5 c., a m5 ve. now. Lawson, T G., 230 A st. se. Layton, D. C., Chios 247 North Capitol. nw. Lefever, Jacob, N. ¥.. Arlington. Leighty, J. D., Ind., Willard’ Leisenring, John, Pa, WiUard’s. Leonard, F. C., Pa., Varnum. Lester, R. E., G: Too \Sunderiand pl. Linney, R. N H st. nw. Little, J S., Ark., The Joi, ON. J. ave. nw. 25 Columbia ave Loudenslager, A. C., N. * , Willard’s, Lorimer, Wm., Ill,” Raleigh. , Albany. ., Willard’s. #22 14th st. nw. Hotel Johnson. Met Rall, J. E., Tenn., Normandie. McClellan, Geo. B., N.Y., 1445 R. I. ave. McClure, A. 8., Ohio, 1839 16th st. now. McCormick, R. Shoreham. McCreary, Jas. B. Ebbiit. McCulioch, Phillip D., Ark., 1321 H st.n.w, McDearmond, J. C., Tenn., National. McEwan, Thos.. 340 1 st. now. McRae, Thos. C:, Ark., Metropolitan McLaurin, J. L., 1345 L st. now. McMillin, Benton » S26 14th st. now Mercer, David H., Neb., 1303 Roanoke st Miller, Warren, W. Milliken, Seta L., Maine Varnum 40 1 st. now. Minor, E. 8., Wis., 4% D s Mitchel, John Murray, N.Y., S31 18th st Mondeil, — Ww. W. Willara’s, Money, Miss., Morse, Hljah “A. Mass. Mo., Congressional. 51S H st. ne. Murphy, N. Neill, Robert, Parker, R. W 1821 Jefferson place. Patterson, Jos! Tenn., The Ebbitt. Payne, 8. E., 1767 Q st. Pearson, Richmond, N.C. Shoreham. Pendleton, Geo. C. nw. Perkins, Geo. D. To Phillips, T. W. = 1116 Vermont ave Pickler, J. N., 5. D., 600 Md. ave. n.e. Pitney, M., N.J., 1524 18th st. n.w. Poole, ‘Theo. L., N.¥., 25 lowa circle. Powers, H. H., Vt., Riggs. Pric2, Andrew, La., Prince, George W. 1300 Columbia ave. Pugh, 8. J., Ky., itt. Quigg, L. E., N. ¥., 815 Vt. ave. Raney, John H., Misrs., 120 4th st. Ray, Geo. W., N.Y., 1713 G st. n.w. Reed, T. B., Maine, Shoreham. Reeves, Walter, I Willard’s. Reybarn, J. E., Rinaker, John 1. Robinson, J. D., Pa, Russell, C. A. Gonn., Hamiltcn. Russel’, B. E, Ga., Mount Vernon Hotel. Sauerhering, E., Wis., Cochran. Sayres, J. D., Texas, The Riggs. Scranton. J. A., Pa., Shoreham. The Albany. 1413 Kenesaw ave ¥., 1735 Mass. ave. 1708 ‘R. 1 Sherman, J. 8., Shuford, A. C., C., 1714 15th st. Simpkins, John, Mass., The Albany. Skinner, H., N. C., Ebbitt. Smith, G. w., Ill.,918 14th st. nw. Smith, Wm. Alden, Mich., 1435 K st. now. Snover, H. G.. Mich., 603 N.C. ave. s.e. Southard, J. H., Ohio, Hamilton. Southwick, Geo. N., N.Y., Cairo. Spalding, Geo., Mich., "20 14th st. now. Sparkman, 8. M., Fla., Metropolitan, Sperry, N. D., Gonn.,’ Buckinghem. Stahle, J. D., "Pa. Steele, G. W., Ind., Ebbitt. Stevenson, S. M., Mich., Stewart, Alex., Wis., 1416 F st. n.w. Stewart, J. F., N. J., Normandie. Stilson, G. W., Ohio, a Stokes, J. W., 8. C Stone, Chas. W Ebbitt. Strong, L. M., Ohio, Vernum. Stroud, W. F., N.C. ae 15 9th st. n.w. Suyer, Wm., N. Y, 131 B st. s.e. Sufloway, C. A., &u, Varnum. Talbert, W. J., 8. C., 733 9h st. a Taft, Chas. P., Ohio, Albany. Tate, F. C., Ga., National. Tawney, James A., Minn., The Bancroft Taylor, R. W., Ohio, 1363 Roanok Terry, W. T., “Ark., Metropoli ‘Towne, C. A., Minn., 1719 Oregon ave. Thorp, R. T., Va., Richmond House. Tracy, J. P., Mo:, 809 12th st. n.w. Treloar, W. M., Mo., 215 East Capitol. Tucker, H. St.G., Va. 1918 N st. Turner, H. G., Ga, Riggs House. Turner, 8. 8. 129 Md. ave. ne. Tyler, D. G., 'Va., the Varnum. Updegraff, Thos, Iowa, 230 A st. se. Van Hern, R, T.; Mo., 918 H st. n.w. Van Voorhiss, H. C.,” Ohio, Cochran. Walker, J. A.. Va., Willard’s. Walker, Jos. H., Mass., Shoreham. Warner, V., Iil., Cairo. Washington, J. E., Tenn., 2013 Hillyer p. Watson, D. K., Ohio, Hamilton. Watson, J. E., Ind., 212 North Capitol. Wellington, Geo. L., ‘Md., Willard’s. Wheeler, Jos., Ala. D. F., N. Y., Willard’s. 1126 Conn. ave 120 4th st. Wilson, Stanyarne, 8.C., Normandie. Wilson, Edgar, Idaho, Cochran. Wright, A. B., Mass., Riggs. Wood, Benson, Ill., Woodard, F. A.. N. C., Woodman, C. W., Tl. Woomer, E. M., 1410 Columbia st. Yokum, C. H., Texas. ——_-e- McLEAN AND Metropolitan, SORG It is Sata, te. Special Dispatch to The Evening Star. CLEVELAND, Ohio, December 12.—The Ohio democrats are laying wires to wrest the state from republican hands next fall. It is unerstood here that their candidate for governor is to be Representative Paul Sorg, and that John R. McLean will be their choice for the United States Senate. The democrats hope that the republicans will be split up over factional differences, and that it will be a matter of little diffi- culty to elect a democratic governor and legislature next year. It is stated here that McLean and Sorg have ertered into.an agreement to con- jong aspired to be governor of McLean's senatorial ambitions date back for meny years. —._—_ _The House committee on judiciary has