Evening Star Newspaper, December 13, 1898, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1898-14 PAGES, UMloodsward & Lothrop roth, 11th and F Sts. N. W. Open E yenings “til Xma: Hints for Gift Givers be found ev ed number can be given in our news] sex, every condition of life has been and perfectly appointed stores are fill jormer season. The broad aisles, the increased anny rywhere in this great Christmas 3azaar. Only a limit- Each age of man, each Sixty-nine complete substantial, orna- paper card. looked after. ed with useful, al gift things—and they are lower in price or fuller in value than at room, the arrangement of kindred rds side by side, the additional elevator surface, the conveniences and terments apparent everywhere are meeting with hearty approval— ake shopping here a pleasure rather than a task Upholstery Department. Tomorrow Special Sale of ears ——— and Velour Table Covers, Tapestry Cou Velvet Art h Covers and Pertieres and Embossed Squares at Less Than Half Usual Prices. bright and The goods are new, holiday 1 gift things for the } Regular price, $10.00. be heavy knott = rl | ar price, $4.00. fresh, and in every way desirable. ordinarily low prices are made possible by closing out the en- remaining stock of a manufacturer. . and are offered as follows: They represent a collection of 10-4 Imported Tapestry Table Covers, avy fringe. $3.00 each. Regular price, $7.50. Table Covers, old gold con- s, in a line of good colors, each. 50¢. Regular price, goc. 000 Embossed a dozen or more pretty designs at Velvet Art Squares, id beautiful color combinations— suitable for cushion and pillow covers, stand covers and art decorative purposes. 18x18-inch, 35c. each. 22x22-inch, 50c. each. Regular Price, $1.50. Regular Price, $2.00. Also 80 Pairs of Tapestry Portieres, 1eavy fringe top and botte $3.50 a pair. ale for Couch Covers and Draper: Regular Price, $10.00. mm; attractive designs and colorings. ment | ing for the holidays at- | tractive lines of Smoking Jackets, Tlouse Coats, Dressing Gowns, Bath Robes Mackintosh Steamer | Rugs wear, Hosiery, Gloves]; os driving. skating | sleigt | rrow, Wednesda Men’s Mac kintoshes nd sual valu $3.50 Each. Xmas presents. ies are Now emg offered Suits: well made; al Che silk; splendid wearing qual Spec ial price, $2.95 each. pol Blue ¢ fot =< a y | a well made aod perfect Special price, $3.75 each. | ‘Third too Xmas Umbrellas. Umbrellas have a large place in the thought of holiday merchandise. Cur present display deals with richer umbrella beauty, rarer umbrella ele- gance, than r did before. Our} collection of handles will be a reve- ation to you. s’ Umbrellas. e and « with | $5.00 10 $16.50 lle, mad 10.00 | $7.00 $10.00 | $12.00 | a “with the Deg's nN A very meat, close-roll- tng antine. $5.00 28 Ea $6.00 1 med in Fa 15.00 | I fants’ ete a epartment. iants’ wear, suitable for Holiday Pretty little garments; eco- ically priced. ©. to $1.50 ©. to $1.25 . to 50¢ ee | thousands of the old favorites, Eiderdown Sacques. Warm, bright and pretty House for women are here in assortment. Gathered espe- for holid. gifts—and they make. most pleasing ones. cially qucs, in solid « tight- in solid cot bound with $1.50 kK: loose $1.25 Choice Illustrated Books. Our assortment of Ilustrated Books was never so large, so varied and so choice in style of binding, il- ustration and general make up. Hundreds of the new Books and in- Travel, Adventure, Romance, Biography, | ORs History, | Art, Poetry, etc. Fiity thousand Books now in stock to select from. A most acceptable Christmas pres- ent is a complete set of Chambers’ Encyclopedia. Te you inquire for Cuambers’ Ei will be told that it is sold and that fs true: but we have 9 sets ou hand, which we bought before th were taken from the regular market. They are the 1807 edition, thoronghly re. vised and up te date; ex profusely illustrated; good paper eloth binding. We offer the iy low price of $18.00 for Complete Set. We have only 9 sets, and there will be no more at anything like this price. Book Dept.—Bas: e to close at the excep- | Jardiniere Perfection. No more worrying about fitting flower pots to jardinieres, and no , more ugly flower pots spoiling the | looks of the jardiniere. A novelty, Just received, consists of Jardiniere, complete with nicely finished flower pot to exactly fit, and with an edge | at top to match the Jardiniere. We show these in four sizes, ranging in price from , $1.00 upward. These make most Christmas gifts. Other Jardinieres, toc. to $25.00. Fifth floor. . Xmas Lemonade Sets. The new complete Lemonade or Punch Sets make most pleasing gifts, M esp 16-piece Glas: acceptable tention to the New Imported de Sets, complete with large dle, one dozen hand ated In white and « and all mounted on large glass tray, t sviling of table or cloth. 0 for complete 16-piece set. Fitih floor. Xmas Toilet Sets. Almost any housekeeper would be pleased to receive a pretty Toilet Set for the spare room or other bed room. Our more than one hundred with - | different stvles of sets offer the best possible selection. Speclal- Crates of new daintily decorated Tollet Sets, in complete 12-piece assor! includin covered Jar—4 choice colorings with gold trimming $4. 50 per set. 1 ri to 50¢. tates sos 0e wits eet, Simic. to $e.50) — an tet $1.75 to $3.50 Other sets from $1.50 to $15.00 Fifth floor, = Sewing Machines for Xmas Gifts, $18.00 to $35.00. Second foor, Woodward & Lothrop. SOOO DIDRMOAPDD Pid PIMA Ps F, CROCKER’ 939 Pa. ave. Opening Evenings Till Xmas. Balance of a half dozen “Broken”’ lines “LADIES? $4 & $5 Shoes reduced to of e8 As quickly as a line of shoes be- comes broken in sizes—and it is usu- ally the best selling lines that are first broken—we drop their price to move them out at once. We have five or si men’s “Welt” market today Hand ewed umn” ani -shoes that we hav les of Wo- id Sole Shoes—the best in the e been selling at $4, $5 and $6, in kid and patent leather, let go at $2.20 pair. yle which we sha No. 60—Ladies’ It Here they are: Hand-turned Patent Leather Cloth- top that OPAL S.5 seis Style Hand-turned But. Shoes, pat. tip, narrow and round toe—sold for $4.90 and $5.90—to go for Dress But. Shoes— sold for $5900 No. Shoes, patent tp sold for $4. go—to | go at. > 9 Elegant Sy) Styles 34 and d 35—Ladies’ Elegant Uand-sewed Welt Finest Kid But. Style 78 —Ladies’ Hand-sewe: Turned Cloth-top — Superb Ki But. Shoes, with Louis XV_ heels—sold for $5.90 ~-to go for. Men’s Gift SLIPPERS | tae & a Don't give a man a cheap pair of slippers if you want his friendship afterward Slippers the their. Here are made, with je a d id a8) ea finest prices lowered right on the eve of the holi- day after Men’s Fine, Soft, Easy, to increase the demand. Fitte: d Xmas if you do not know the exact size. Comfort- able Vici Kid Slippers, low cut and very durable — in § 7] .39 black and russet. Value ll S200 NOW.- 7: Boone Romeo Slippers, very com- fortable, Men’s Elegant High-cut Vici Kid able. | CROCKER, warm and dur- Value $2.50. Only. Shoes Shined Free, 939 Pa. Av. eo % - Pastry Made From Cc Beneficial to Dyspeptics' And Invalids. Try it and see why. Wm. I. Galt & Co., Ceres flour Rises in ‘alue, Rut aot In price ERES FLOUR is Expert bakers, connoisseurs — and winners in all pastry competition always attain their success through the use of CERES FLOUR. Insist on your grocer supply ng you with * wou LERS, ISP AND IND, AVE. Red hot bargains in eTOVES! | ele rsing out the oa | ae {of that bankrupt stock of to $6 — for Sor eo Staves, “pelt feeders’ —steves of all Set Onithe ler Baum’s, strane 912 Pa.Av. del3-16d ¢ Pay & . South Washington Parents ought to buy all: the TOYS ees ‘ J. W. de 4 There's no necd of you going uptown for anything you want for the chil- dren. Our Toy Departinent $8 a store in its 1f—filled with hundreds oud hundreds of pretty thins top the Httle ones. 1 find no Brites lke = ovrs awn else. Lowest ever—for new toys, 7th Barker, «> 13-t,th,3-28 Cor. $}: € € 3 &Ds.w. $ Heeht’s greater stores. f pte Read the suggestions 4 This is a store of practical, useful gifts, without the “gee-gaws” giving than you expected, Onyx-top tables. (Third Floor—Left Side.) $2 Ogt handsome onyx tables, most substantially made and finished —A spelndid gift for some housewife. $4.9 tr, exatisite onyx tables, the o7O richest styles that have been shown by any one this season. Sterling silver articles. DSc, tt sterling silver shoe horns, ‘© darners, nail files, button ho paper cutters, bar curlers, crasers, et ete.—infinite variety. Men's sterling silver match boxes, $1.25. Sterling si! Sterling stiver 1 ling silver § baby comb $1.25. Sterling baby rattles for $1.25. Sterling silver tooth brushes for 68c, Sterling silver scissors for 7c, and brush, %s | £ $ < sSostest ett aT 5 a $ sGift slippers ror BOTH SEXES $ (First. Floor—Lett.) ° pair for 650 pairs of men’s fan- é 49c. ¢ cy velvet slippers, with patent z leather trimmings, sizes 6 to 10—instead oe of 7 3 = < ‘ : 4 a pair for rs of men's tan $ 8c. high-cut * "* slipp with rubber on, side—neatly trimmed soles = —sizes 6 to 11—instead of $1.50, be > 2 a pair for 96 pairs of ladies’ $ $1.23 high-eut red and black “Ro- = meo"” slippers—fur trimmed—oak soles — S__ sizes 314 to 7-instend of $1.50, $ ‘3 3 3 de etectectedetetetetetetetetettenentecteceeectecteteted Soagesfoefonfonfoatoatoetentengeeseoteatoatoeteetecseesecteateateateetect lows: : Size sSovaoesencoetontontostotaodtontoesorcoele se seeie atte renee ta M ee Oe CAMP EIEM GIN —and the values being’ offered in such useful merchandise are un- surpassed. Take advantage of the privilege we offer you of having your purchases “charged”: ’Twill enable you, perhaps, to do more Hecht & Co., S133 -515 7th. St. Christmas Linens. Tn our Linen Depaftment will be found special offerings for the holidays at prices much below the ordinary. ing Cloth and one dozen Napkins to match, latest pattern 2x24 yards. plain white Fringed Damask Table Sets. s, extta;fine plain white Fringed Damask Table s, extra quality plain white Damask Hemstitch- : E | Holiday umbrellas. Engraved free. Q8c. fr Four choice of a lot of ladies’ © and men’s gloria silk Paragon- frame umbrellas; some natural weod han- dies and some Dresden bandles—regular $1.50 und $2 values. $1.4Q for ludies" and men’s fine gloria 2 silk umbrellas—a choice of a great variety of handles—all the latest effects—such as sell for $2.50. An elegant assortment of close-rolling silk umbrellas, with most elaburate han- les, from $2 to $5. Leather goods. Leather pocket books, in tan, brown and black, or green, with or without trimmings, which usually sell for Ladies’ fore Ladies’ genuine alll chatelaine bags at. Gift lamps. 98 for a lot of pretty lamps, with Ce pandsome decorated globe and same as are sold about town at bowl- $1.50. $1.98 ** soft coloring. a lot of metal and glass . in ali the latest shapes COSCON UNO LIT EL OM ETOAC LI NSTI Od Sedation Seceeeeetnteted eeerterd Sedeteteted Lansburgh & Bro. Open Evenings. includ- , as fol- Table Sets. $3.25 per set. oot oetlnln aio alnlnlplgtholohleletetoly se $4.00 per set. Size 2x = ed Table Sets. $6.00 per set. 3 mE Size 2x3. same cloth», ss 5 $7.09 5 3 Hemstitched Sets, in newest designs, bought especially for the = holiday trade... Holiday novelties in Doilies, Center Pieces, Scaris, ¥ * Trays, Squares and Covers, in damask and plain linens, at prices x $ remarkably “low. = : % Tt cos endostetoatertontertesiontetenteey brown and white, tan and blue, gray and_ black, white, finely finished. $4.50 California Robe Blanket, The color combinations of this line are dado and splotch designs. exquisite. $6.00 California Robe Blanket, finely made of the best selected wool, in Roman and Turkish patterns, combination, bright and dark shades. Tp Robes. 2 large size California Shawl Robes, all wool, fancy plaids. Sold for $5.00. $4.25 Plush Carriage Robes—some are scroll designs, in green, tan, gold, brown and red—others are hunting scenes. $5.50 Extra Large Plush Carriage Robes, heavy weight, new colorings, no two alike. Bath Robes and Lap Robes. 3d floor. Lansburgh & Bro., 420, 422, 424, 426 7th St. Lan Holiday Bath Robes. s less than half as much as a ready-made buy a Fancy Blanket and make a Bath enough in each blanket for a full size robe. $2.75 Gray Wool Robe Blanket, nicely finished, in blue, pink, , E 3 red, brown and black borders, makes an excellent inexpensive % present. Special, $2.25. $3.75 Robe Blanket, in all the latest color _ combinations, Peet tininetnnetoe garment to Robe at home. There's Leeann lotetioieotot light blue and Special, $3.25 in all the new shades, fancy Special, $3.98 conceivable color Special, $4.98 every Special, $2.50 a a ee a es a ee ts ee soefont Special, $3.48 eeogeots Special, $4.49 detonate ote eoeteseeie ageet Effects i The Tonic Of pure beer cannot ‘be 5 ©, Cages Pe 53 down” and there isjne a i petite. “Culmbacher’! 4 * * * overestimated in * when the system is “run * * Rae * mals * both wholesome and nourishing. It builds fap * and strengthens—shafpens * the appetite—aids diges- « * * tion—brings sound sleep. EF24 bottles of this delicions Beer, in” unlettered wagons—$1.25. Write ‘phone. . Washington Brewery Co. ‘ 4th&E N.E. ’Phone 2154. GelS-tu,th,s-38 LtbtEREDCEDOOLSET DEO OOS sent [ or 4 4 4 ‘i 4 4 4 q a bs a T. WALKER SONS, DEALERS IN Stvctural Iron snd Roof Paint, Building and Reoflng Felts, best gra fear? — nse; Close prices. “Lime, Cements, Plaster, 74 hich, eh Ash ait and Tar, Fire Brick, Slag Wool Felt, Rosin, Olls, Lead, Varnishes. a cw We atid Pain ta, A Xo Dr. Dat‘els’ Horse Medicines, Laths. Corrugated Iron, Gutter: "Phone 741. 204 1 et ind Spouting. Oth st. now. Prmpt delivery’ noz2-tt12 ng cada GnoEne nee lease your wife. A chance for married men to kill two birds e. If there's any Furniture that upholstercd have us attend to seeee Yeur wite would be pleased with Christaan’ gt; and at the same fimegonit e the ex, In the wane Hneee, CxPeNse Of having it” done ‘To increase power of your dol- ving lar we're allow! all Uphoisteries Se a5 er choo on The Houghton Co., j3- 201 1; Goes . . . . . . . . . . . + . . ° . . . fos Peecerccreee Peereee Nothing more suitable =a Gifts than S$ AND FINE PICTUI We ha’ in excellent Ee ere es IN FRAMEs. ‘Our prices sure ti FRAMES TO ORDEW OUR StECaLry. Venable & Beale, 610 9th n.w., pret just above F, ENSIBLE PRESENTS at TEEL’S. The finest of Neckwear, Gloves, Full Dress Protectors, Umbrellas, ers, &. ‘Things a and use, TEEL’S, 1329 Fst. Let us maki a _Eghuppeake vou a sample shict to order, ; ¥f you'want work read the want colu of The Star, Brg Hosiery, Suspend- man will appreciate THE WORLD OF SOCIETY Notable Reception Last Night at the British Embassy. The Anglo-American Joint High C ion Honored—Personal Notes of The week's gayeties were brilliantly ush- ered in by the reception last night extended by the British ambassador and Lady Pauncefote to the Anglo-American joint high commission. The company present was very large and included not only the diplomatic and official world, but also many of the prominent resident families. The embassy was elaborately adorned with palms and holly, and on the mantels and table clusters of American beauty roses added color and fragrance. In the dining room the table was ornamented with the massive plate and red roses. The queen's portrait at the top of the grand stairway had the American and British flags en- twined and in front a massing of beauti- ful flowers. The ambassador and Lady Pauncefote, the latter most elegantly gown- ed in white satin and duchess lace, with superb diamonds in her hair, about her throat and corsage, received in the second drawing room. Their daughters, Miss Pauncefote and the Misses Lillan, Sibyl and Audrey, a: of entertainir guests, which shared by the younger secreta: Captain Paget, Mr. Tow - Bromley, Mr. Elhott and Mr. Owen. An orchestra 1 ut the evening in the e brilliancy of the entertainment room, ial tinguished the hosp’ y during the had the plez ich in the sense that it refic htful side of Washington was most successful. The es Pauncefote presented many guests to Mrs. Almeric Hugh Paget, for me Miss Pauline Whitney, who, wit P. has pending a th The @ gant, fresh new toile 1 universal. There were few notable absentees from the long list of guests in- vited, fully 500 making up the company. pecial guests were Lord Herschel, Sir rid Laurier, the premier of Canada, and Lady Laurier; Sir Louis Davies and Lady Davies, Sir Richard Cartwright, Sir James Winter, Mr. and Mrs. Chariton, Mr. Mr: . Joseph Pope, Senator and Senator and Mrs. Faulkner, ative and Mrs. Dingl ex foster, Mr. Cool- idge of Boston, Miss Scott of Canada, Mrs. Sears of Boston and Miss Cartwright. et them were present the V Pres- ident and Mrs. Hobart, + members of the members of the Supreme ker and Miss Reed, General and , Miss Miles, Senator and M Miss Hay, Senator and M . and Mrs ekay-Smith, Mr. . Boardman, Boardman argent ¢ nd Mrs. Hiss An- Misses hington and M teriee, M Judge and and Mr tten, Mr. and Mrs. Barklie Henry, Mrs. J. B. Hend Mr. and Ffoulke. Mrs. Ward and Miss Ward, » Misses Waruer, Mr. and Mrs. Ge and_ Mrs. Mr. and Mr. Miss and Ralph Cross lay, Col, and Mrs. John Poor, Mrs. 1 Mrs. Wet- more, the J s Wetmore, Senator Hale, Represer Ousted, the Misses Riggs, J. B. Henderson, jr., Mr. Frank Andrews, Mr. Gist Blair, Captain McCawiey, Mr W. Andrews Woodhull Mr, Mr. Vitliam Mrs. Mr. and Mrs, and Mrs und Mrs ch and th . Hc vrstmann ‘and 1 Mrs. Ernst and br Mrs. Hay will not receive on Wednesdays until after the Ist of J. oughton street. . Beverly Kennon of Tudor plac has issued invitations to 1 for her granddaughter December 15, 4 to 7 o'clock. daughter of Armiste be at home Thursdays in a comings Mrs. Kennon will January. The Reli of the Army and Nav 5 will me tomorrow sday) morning at 19 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Crosby Miller, 1623 R street. The Saturday evening assembly success at Carroll Inst Satur- night. Among the guests present the Mis Darbies, Carlton, Hine y Keech, McClellan, Da- Brietbarth, Seal, Owen, Hill and Messrs. Talbott, Boss, Maher, Wimscott, Yeatman, G Hallam, Soloman, Fowler, Jann Edwards, Church, Higgins, Wrig ler, Gardner, Harper and Sullivan. Miss Leavitt, 1121 Vermont avenue, will not be at home this evening, December 13. Miss Elizabeth Tyler of 1503 O street has returned to the city after an absence of two months, spent in visiting friends in Rond- out-en-the-Hudson, the Peekskill Military Academy, New York and Jersey City. Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Dickson of Wichita, Kan., have sent their friends here cards announcing the marriage of their daughter Clara Louise to Dr. Fred La Forest Johnson Thursday, December 8. Major and Mrs. Robert F. Mason of Char- lottesville, Va., have sent out cards for the was 2 e were Ondhoft, yall, Tingeback; Brawner, marriage of their daughter Mariamne Vir- ginia to Mr. Benjamin Saunders Minor of this city Monday afternoon, December 19, clock, Christ Church, Charlottes- The American minister to Austria, Mr. Chariemagne Tower, and Mrs. Tower gave a Thanksgiving dinner in their palace at Vienna, where they entertained 200 guests. ‘The Charlemagne Towers live in the splen- did palace of a grand duke in one of the most aristocratic quarters of Vienn dining room is supported by massive red marble pillars. Pictures by famous artines line the walls. The drawing room is fur- nished in Louis XIV style. There is a de- lightful little Japanese salon adjoining. Mr. and Mrs. Clemens, the former Mark Twain, and their family were among the American guests. Mrs. Tower wore a sown of black sprigged net, relieved by masses of paillette embroidery, her neck and arms showing through the transparency of ihe steeves and high bodice. In her hair she wore black jet ornaments, and carried a large bouquet of violets. Prof. W. J. McGee and Dr. Anita New- comb McGee are spending the winter with their parents, Prof. and Mrs. Newcomb, at 1620 P street. Dr. McGee being now an acting as: ant surgeon in the army and on duty the War Department, will be unable to make any social visits this win- ter. Mrs. J. Thomson Swann has returned to her residence on I street for the winter. Mrs. H. L. Biscoe, Miss Biscoe and Passed Assistant Paymaster H. B. Biscoe, U. 8. N., are in New York. Mrs. Katherine H. W. Stull will be pleased to see her friends at 1023 Connecticut ave- nue. Mrs. Stull will be remembered as Miss Worthington of Maryland and grand- daughter of the late General Thomas F. Bowie and great niece of the late Reverdy Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Frazier of 408 Florida avenue northwest celebrated the seventh year of the birth of their little son by giving a birthday party to his lit- tle friends Saturday evening. Among those present were Masters Henry Heine, Selden Price, Salles Woed, Chester Caywood, Clyde Garrett, Herbert Richardson, the Misses Eda Lyons, Elizabeth Marie An- drews, Adah Bagby, Elizabeth Humphrey, Ella Price, Frances Benton, Mae Sefton and Allene Heine. Dr. Bull's Cough. Syrup is the best t ‘ md it. Buy ent the Cough Syrup. . Ehysl recommet geusine, Dr. John W. Bull's General Debility, When you ak as if you had lost all interest in life—overworked—run down—havi € no appetite—when your sleep is not sound and restful, then take Johann Hoff’s Malt Extract Its effect is immediate. Johann Hoff’s Malt Extract is a certain tonic and invigorator and supplies ferce to the weakened body to resist fatigue. Dr. Daniel Thayer of Boston, writes: “I have tried Johann Hoff’s Malt Extract and believe it to be a valuable tonic. I recommend it to patients needing a valuable help when suffering from debility or over- work.” Johann Hoff's Malt Extract gives ee Beware of imitations. CHARGED wits CRUE Railway 5 Manager of Freight in Police ¢ Robert L. Franklin, general manager of the freight department of the Pennsylva: railroad, was in the Police Court tod: charged with cruelty to animals. Agen’ Rabbitt of the Humane Society alleged that sixteen horses in an open freight car were kept on a siding on land avenue for twenty-five hours without being given food or drink. I charged that the horses w kept there because of a delay on the part of the shipper to close his con with the freight manager case was continued for a week. oe See Hotel Arrivals. Arlington—E. C. Hill, Trenton, N. J.; W. Seeley, New York; J. C. Burke Lowell, ss.; F. A. Lawly, Cincinnati bitt—Wm. K. Tisdall, United States army; W. J. Calhoun, Mlinois; H. A. Thompson, New York Raleigh—Ruis Rivera, New York: E. R. Butler, Alabama; W. Williams, B an Nathan, Cincinnati. ‘ormandie—G. E. Greenleaf, : ; D. J. Riordan, New York Regent—R. Brewer, J. A. Da- vidson, Chicago. Wellington—E. M. Storer, Porto Rico: J Ambrose, New York; J. E. Osborne, ming. Hopkins, New York: B. F, Texas; A. D. Fuller, Boston B. Chicago; J. Mare ati Van Blarcom, St. J Wood, New York Willard'’s—R. F. Turner, Indianapolis; M. S. Peters, Kansas City; F. B. Lyon, Cuba Metropolitan—G. H. Dunlop, Mobile, Ala.: awyer, Boston Walsh, Augusta, M. Wall, Atla nal—D. H. Morte Newark, N. J.3 Chicago; 8. Colt sburg; D. C.F Frank Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses have been issued to the lowing: White—Henry EF. Simpson and C. Blanche William L. Howard of Baltimore, fd., and Mattie A, Wainwr of this i Frank Smith and Bessie B, Johnson; of Spottsylvania county, ward Gunnell lor; Abram Hawkins and John E. Parsons and Re EE Sea Nordhof Guild Ten, nt for Wednesday given by the Nord- residence Mrs. O. L. . eet, December 14, from 4 to W o'clock. Guests will be welcomed by Mrs. ze. Mrs. John B. Wight, Mrs Birney, Mrs. Sypher, Mrs. Hough « officers of the guild. DIED. APPICH. On Mond 1-98, Mra, ere resis Jexa will take 2 german Lae 2 Church W December 24, at 8 ck pa Tuesday at & o'clock, LE 3 1A ME Clapp and Madison, and Funeral’ Thurs: 15, at # o'clock, street north. east. Please omit flowers. 2 December 12, 1506. at 2:39 1, sen of Johanna aud 1429 3th at . ber 14, at to Holy ‘Trinity Church, Ives Invited to attend. On Monday, ERE anday, December 11, 1898, at k p.n., MARGARET, beloved wife of Matthew Connell. Funeral from ber late residence, 702 22d street rtbwest, on Wednesd ember 14, at 8:30 Mass at yhen's Church at 2 HILL. On Decemb . 1808, at the residence of his daughte Mrs. PH 1M, 1841 16th street, ALI PED HILL, aged sevent, Funeral fi aul's Ci day morning at 10 o'clock. Interment pre vate. - December 18, 1898, at ther residence. 1015 LIA, beloved wife of Will- in the fifty-elghth year of her street northwest, jam J. Locraft age. May she rest in peace, n Thurs from St at ® Chureb, mber 15 phen’s R. ©. where requiem bigh mass will be offered for the repose of her soul, +, 635 F street south Wednesds west, mber 14, at 2 p.m. 2 On December 11, 1898, at ATRICK BR. MURPHY,” beloved hu H. Murphy Fu | from his late residence. 114 18th street at 9 am yral private, Weduesday, December 13, 1808 his residenc in the seventythind year of at mm D PAYNE northwest, Notice of | funeral he papers please copy eafter, (Lexington, Ky., 1898, LUCINDA ANN fter. On December YLES, aged six Notice of ‘faperal he On Tuesdas. December 13, 1698, at her BELLA “THOMAS Thomas, in the fort, will take pla t Church on Thursday, ember 15, a clock p.m. Friends and relatives are’ in- Vited to attend. . On Monday. December 12, 1898, at 9 of his son, Thos. D. pale, 1221 10th street northwest, on Wednes- das, December 14, at 2 p.m. (Fairfax and Loudoun county papers please copy.) Mr, F. a. Faner: Payne, Bale jay morning, 1888, WM. A. WHITE, formenly ae Z ak tat “Chapel Thursday, Decem- 1 o'clock p.m. Relatives and friends invited. ° A Strong Fortification. Fortify the body against disease by ,Tutt’s Pills, an absolute cure for sick headache, dyspepsia, malaria, constipation and all kindred troubles, “The fly-wheel of life.” Dr. Tutt: Your Liver Pills are the fiy-wheel of life. I shall ever be grate- ful for the accident that brought them to my notice. J, Fairleigh, Platte Cannon, Col. TUTT’S Liver PILLS