THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON ‘TURSPAY..... ......... .... December 1, 1885. serene ERNOF The Evesing Star bas a regular, permanent tena Sde daily circulation more than treble ‘that of any ether daily paper published tn ‘Washingtes, and equal to that of all the other daily papers here added together. GROSBY S. NOYES... ‘The fact that the property owners on that street are divided on the subject of allowing street car tracks tobe Inid in Fifth avenue is Of itself evidence that the character of New York's fashionable thoroughfare will be wholly changed in ashort time, at least from Wash ington Square to Central Park. It is as plain ss anything in the future ean be regarded that Histot no longer a street of exclusively fash- Jonable residences, but the busy center of fash- jonable retail shopping. Nearly every square for @ larger pert of the length indicated 4s already invaded by trade, in some form or other, and new footholds are constantly being secured by enterprising and far seeing dealers im goods of the more expensive kinds. Many of the real estate owners on the street, whose houses are not too costly in themselves to be advantageously converted into store rooms, are ready now to accept the inevitable, and are willing to see horse cars introduced at once, be- Meving that the value of their property for commercial purposes will be materially and speedily enhanced by the greater convenience ‘thus afforded to the public. Those who are opposed to the invasion of the street by so ple- Delan aconvenience asa street car ure the Astors, the Goelets, the Stewarts, the Vanderbilts, aud the other moneycrats, whose palatial homes are too expensive to be either torn down or con- Verted into marts of trade,—even if they could be adapted to the latter use,—and whose destra- Bility as private residences would be greatly lessened if surrounded by business establish- ments of any character. The fight is being bit- terly waged by the two factions, and it is m- passibie to tell which side will conquer for the time being. It is only 2 question of time, how- ever, when the once almost sacred character of the avenue will be lost, and trade become its dominant characteristic. In a square battle between commerce and obstructive exclusive- ness, the iatter has been invariably driven to the wall In the en: ——————— No more shameful episode than the Rev. Downs’ scandal has recently afMicied this coun- try. Sueh performances as his barm religion ‘more than the attacks of a dozen open foes. It 4s gratifying to see that the reprobate finds no sympathy or countenance whatever among his religious associates. Yesterday the Baptist ministers’ conference ot Boston expelled him by @ unanimous vote,on the ground that he had “by bis recent conduct and utterances brought public disgrace upon the ministerial profession and done great damage to the cause of Christ.” ‘That in the face of the courts and of the church he can still find a hall full of followers who are disposed to sit at his feet jor religious guidance enly shows that there are a good many queer people in Boston as well av in Brooklyn. eo The thought of the country will center to-day on the funeral pageant #t Indianapolis. Around the open grave, in whieh ure deposited the re- mains of oue wise a few days axo represented the second choice of the nution for its chief eiti- zen, the rivalries of fuetion are forgotten, and the country sorrows under a common afflic- tion. $$ = —______ Gen. Prendergast comes to the reseue of the Dedimmed prestige of the British arms by his swift and complete conquest of Burmah. And from all accounis in King Thebaw’s suppression the world is weil rid of a monster. Was no reduetion of the national debt last mouth, We used the surplus to pay the debt We owe to the soldiers, not the bond-holders. ————-- That fs an interesting find ot natural gas on the Potomac flats, but wait till next Monday, ‘when the spouters on Capitol Hill burst forth! Winter made its bow this morning in a snow- furry, a aire Fine SLIPPERS! SLIPPERS SLIPPERS "tt ALLIGATOR SLIPPERS, SEALSKIN SLIPPERS, MAROON GOAT SLIPPERS, FLYE EMBROIDERED SLIPPERS: axp A Pall Line of Ladies’ Fine Hand Sewed Boots, Ladies’ Goat Hana Sewed. ad, Genuine Donxola, Ladies’ Genuine Cur Kia Box Toe, vation, Ladies Extra tine Cur. Kid. Box Toe, bation. Ladiey Extra fine Cur. Kid. Common Sense. Infants fine French Kid (the best Swe ma S08 2.00 All the latest styles in Gent’s Fine Hand Sewed ‘BUOTS and SHOES, RUBBERS ALL STYLES. ‘The ZEPHYR 1s our Specialty in that line Itis the lightest and best fitting Rubber made. Cork Soles for Slipper bottoms—Plain and Fleece Also a complete line of Boys and Youth’s School Shoes at the very I owest Cash Prices. RUBBERS : RUBBERS Our line of Missev and Children’s Spring Heels is the largest in the city. WM. H RICH, MARKET SPACE. au ONE PRICE TO ALL. Ma M. J. House 1309 F STREET N.W., Wil exhibit on THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3D, A CASE OF FRENCH BONNETS, FROMTHE LEAD- ING HOUSES IN PARIS. ENRY J. MELLEN, STENOGRAPHE! Room 60, ‘Take Elevator.or When desired. Ses. bust New Cuoaxs al AND TYPEWHIT! ‘itie Rutiding. 624 F ame xo Wrarrisi PLUSH COATS. PLUSH VISITES. BOUCLE WEAPPINGS. MOURNING WRAPPINGS. VELVET MANTLES. Our stock of choice WRAPPINGS is new and com- plete, and the prices are lower than we lave ever sold such gooda. Weare making an extra effort to clear ear Closk Departmen: and are offering choice goods at very low prices. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS. Presse Ovesixe LADIES SEAL SKIN SACQUES FINE PLUSH GARMENTS. Our sales in LADIES WRAPS are very much adgance of what Sesitcipated. 3 Be: fe have Just returned trea New York fresh enpply ofthe bast Lowen Doe Loe SEAL SKIN SACQUES, ~ offer at the LOWEST NEW YORK Prices Attention called to our $130 and RACQEES. 42 inches long, fe secured Special Barzeins ia Fine SEAL PLUSH SACQUFS. VISITES AND NEW KKETS, hich we MAE trimmed with Eleraot Fur. Those ladies who have been waiting fur sinall sizs cau now be accommo ligad Plush Sacques, $25, $25, Better Grade, $50 lined Circulars, $15 to $30. Mink-lined Chreulars, $55 to 375. Mock PUK TRIMMINGS. 1a Lynx, Beaver, Lamb, Fox, Coon and skunk. BEAVER CAPES, with Ball Trimming, $18 to $22. Aseortinent Mnfls, Beat rices, Seatin; Eider Duck skiu Kobe—great curiosity. Black Fur Carriage lobes. Cictieiined, $21. ys Capes and loves. B. H. STINEMETZ & SON, HATTERS AND FURRIERS, 1237 Pennsyivanis ave, Next tocorner 13th st. _ 230 L. Noor, IMPORTER. EINE MILLINERY AND LACES 13TH STREET, lm Two Doors Above Peaus Ivania Avenue. Ppooeren OF FEENCH WINES, COGNAI CHAMPAGN TS AND CORDIALS Clarets, $7.25 $4.50. Grasp Carmnas Sate LADIES’ CHILDREN'S ‘AND MEN'S FLEECE-LINED AND FUR-TOP GLOVES. ‘We bave just opened the largest Stock of Gloves in a greater variety than ever shows by usat any previous Xmas. Having made unusual preparations we are now in position to transact more business than ‘ever before, and take special pleasure in Invit- Sug your examination of this large and care- fully selected stock of HOLIDAY GLOVES, ‘We quote as specially worth mentioning the following: Ladies’ Cashmere, and Jersey Gloves, im Gar net, Seal, Dark Green and Navy Biue, x ND 3Tac. PER PATR. culldren's Caabiacre amd Kalk Gloves, in 26, 28. 31, 37% AND 60c. PER PAIR Full stock of Man, Ladies’ and Children's ‘Cashmere and Worsted Mittens, in all the now anddesirable color, You cannot fail to make aselection. 25, 29, 37%, 50 AND 75c, PER PATR. Ladies’ Fleece-Lined Fur top Gloves, em- broidered tacks, ONLY $1 PER PAIR. Ladies’ Fleece-lined Dogakin Gloves, in Gray and Beaver, ONLY $1.25 PER PAIR. Ladies’ 3-But. Dogskin @loves. embroidered o1j back, fancy silx lining, very warm, ONLY $1.50 PER PAIR. MEN'S GLOVES. ‘Men's Fleece Lined Fur-top Dogskin Gloves, ‘Usually sold at $1.00, ONLY 76c. PER PAT. ‘Men's Fleece Lined Fur-top Kid Gloves, also without fur-tops, ONLY $1.00 PER PAIR. ‘Men's Fine Pleece Lined Pur-top Kid Gloves, Spring clasps, good quality, ONLY $1.37% PER PAIR. Same in Dogakin, also with plain tops, $1.50 PER PAIR Cogchman's Lined Buckskin Gloves, war ranted waterproof, colors Tan and Gray, ONLY $1.50 PER PAIR. Any of the above will make practical, sub- stantial and most acceptible Xmas Gifts. WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Graxp Houay Saez or CURTAINS AND UPHOLSTERING GOODS. Previous to the Holiday trade we shall in- asgurate a grand sale of Lace and ‘Turcoman Cattains aud Upholstering materials in order to dispore of about half the mock to make Toou for Christmas goods This will afford customers an excclient tunity to supply He wants at excepilonuily, reasouable prices LACE CURTAES® specially good @, we offer 200 pairs fe Nottinghaus position” Lace Cur- tains, fully worth 4.50, . ONLY $3.50 PER ParR. Elegant line of Colored Madras Lace Curtains, In superb colorings and effects, from $5.00 to USES deste Rage Stein beaters 75 pairs Reai Russian Lace Curtains, 4 yards eet 1 ow magi bap Ted a Dor- Gees tully worth $10, only 98 per bait. These are richatd handsome curtains, and woula make an pean Christmas gift. ‘As a apectal infucement we have marked down our entire ook WHITE peronale LACE twenty-five per cent. Holiday offering extra- ordinary. B1-t ok fadras Curtain Cloth, reduced from 15 w 1226. per yd. Madras Cloth, reduced from ‘00-inch. fine $3.50 to $1.25 per vard. Stig RuELah, Shawls for Curtains, reduced non $15 i, durkish Turbans. for Curtains, $1.25, $2, 94 aud $5 per pair. ‘iuch Raw’ Silk, reduced from 60 to 50 cents Su-inch Best Raw Silk, reduced from $2 to $1.75. TURCOMAN CURTAINS, We are “ Headquarters” for these and seli a= cheapas many can buy. Look to tis for bargains in Turcomans, Kich ‘Colored ‘Turcoman Curtains, worth $4.50. only $3.76 per pair. Rich Colored Turcoman Curtains, worth $6.50, only $5 per pair. Better, goods at $8, $10 to $40, equally as HOLIDAY BED SETS. ‘We have a particularly nice line of these goods, which are well worth your examination. WHITE AND ECRU NOPTINGHAM LACE BED ‘82.50 to $8 per et Fine Antiqne Lace Hed Sets, very handsome, $8.10 $15 per set. ‘Satin and Aniique Lace Bed Sets, in rich effects, $18 und $20 per set. Customers should make selections while the stock is full and complete. (Third floor: ‘Take Elevator.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. BAUM’S BULLETIN FOR THE NEXT THREE DAYS. COME EARLY TO AVOID THE CRowD. Amongn the Hundreds of Bargalis Which we dall nt the Hundreds of Bargains whieh we place en our weil stocked counters the following rs Piaities must be found exceptional Banefactors BOUCLE CLOTH. 42 inches wide: a fall ive i all the lavest colors at 5c. "Actual vaiue $1 per Yard. FANCY STRIPED SATINS—Anexcellent quality at Se. Wortn $1.28 per yard ouR veer iba QT icors—a. ‘Rew invoice in all TWO TONED VELVETS—A full assortment in most desirable combinations from $2.50 uj STRIPED PLUSHES—A landsome Ikne ot. $2.50. ‘Worth $4 per yard. A1so FIVE ROBE PATTERNS—all we have left—reduced from $17.50 to $12.50. phe on AS2.1NCH UNBLEACHED TABLE LINEN at 250. GS ALL-LINEN NAPKINS—per dozen, at $115; Worth $1.50. EXTRA SIZE, 46x26 INCH TOWELS at 25c, Full value, A fll line of TABLE COVERS with NAPKINS to match, suitable for Holiday Presents, Only a few more left of OUR 10-4 WOOL BLANK- ETS. They are good value at $3.75; our price, as an extra inducement, ND SUITS. CLOAKS Nodonbt the special offerings in our depart for Ladies and Misses’ Garments have met wires derfl succes. Our Customers are pleased and that ia what we Iu consequence of this universal satistacti have concluded fo continue —— ve ‘THESE SPECIAL SALES, a And offer to-day another list of see eae eee Hemember, these lots are only limited, and EHO GATOS ease La DIRS MaUChs WAKING Tacs aagona Bie at cha Nanas sx LADIFS BOUCLE NEWMARKETS, Tailor made and of perfect style and finish, $11.50, LADUeS’ “DIAGONAL | RUSSIAN CIRCULARS, trimmed al! round with elegant Plush and hand- LaBRS REMTL?” Barta visrees a vg ‘Brown), with handsome Plush trimming and | indants, very stylish, S100. fee ibs BERLIN TWILL NEWMA! i feet tabies DIAGONAL NEWMARKETS (only in Binck), correct in style and tri Binck), correct in 3 immed with superior While we positive tee these aT EAU SS Be Paras teers AT Purchased cisewhere, we beg to draw our friends attention TO OUK CHOICE STOCK OF PLUSH GARMENTS, consisting of @ selection of Plush Vi-- ites, Plush Newmarkets and Long Plush Coats Prices. as well as qualities, we are sure will surpass a ee OUR LILEIPUTTSS DAZA UTIAN BAZAAR. MISSES HAVELOCKS, of Berlin Twill, with Astra- khan Trim: and of beautiful finish, at a real Sacr fice. Si fears ut $6.25. Size L0years at ioe aoe 96.75, Size 14 years at $8.25, MISSES’ ILA VELOCKS of English Cashmere, very fancy and stylish, with it plush collar oes, gad year seed goa eee ge Toyeat sizes, “GR37 Th year year sizes, 96.257 16- ri of fine English Home- Mipun, ihe vecy tates, wie ce A ‘Wimnilogs, 810 16 youre alaca S saty geen AY Years at $0.20 La years ab G10; La years at $11; MIsses’ SCHOOL NEWMARK. en PLATE, xy coare this item. = SisoEy MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. ‘The stock in the hi i i aay” _ Cc Sus MAMMOTH TSTABLISH SENT, 416 SEVENTH STREET." « C. Horcusos. IMPORTER. Extra inducements are offered in Cloak department. BOUCLE ENGLISH JACKETS, $8.50. BERLIN TWILL and BEAVER NEWMARKETS reduced from $12 to 9¥.50. SHORT WRAFS, SEAL PLUSH, BOUCLE, BROCADE VELVETS of latest design. perfect iu fit and finleh at lowest prices compatible with high grade goods, An examination will convince all that our qualities ‘and prices are unserpassed. ioe MILLISERY DEPARTMENT. ‘We are displaying a fine line of choice HATS and BONNETS for atrectand evening wees, FRATHER TRIMMING, DRESS TRIMMING, BUTTONS, CLASPS, Eta. GOLD and SILVER EFFECT NETS. FANCY and PLAIN NETS for evening wear. FOSTER KID GLOVES in Ladies and Gents, $1.00 patr upward. Every palr fitted and warranted. a 907 Peonsylvania avenue, LEER'S. 206 We Vee (Charcoal. Lime. Coment. £6 88g a THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, HOLIDAY GOODS: HOLIDAY GOODS. WANTED—HELP. FOR_RENT—ROOMS. — Hotmay Orzsxe. ATED LUTE AND Col FE RENT—A SUITE OF ROOMS, PARLOR | JON RENT-NICRLY FURNISHED noo 7 3 — eal ‘scruband’ - urses, cen- floor, news |. painted and carpeted: reason E or. ‘A amall private family: ‘aed - x SRE RS he ates men ogee Sk Bleraus sonable for woember or Cougeesn. ee F tae G0 Rew Vor ae ee ues — 5] = = states ——— eae —— ISHED OR UN ~. } £3 paki Se MAKE PANTS AND WASTED EES Wy FRR RENT SUITE OR SINGLE HANDSOMELY ‘Bootse: Pry ‘Sate Beit ord t a] ‘00. She week: also, 8 ¢ ee APE a MERRY | name # eraiabed. Apnly ey ge ey = te : Vou 17 K st. nw. ite’ | sre k tod breve Ey ee en | RENT — COMPORTA’ ROOM, FUR LOGEEESGITR Saw. ate | at 720 Marylandave Re *_ [tice Hoard if desired. ‘Peansyivania ave, 1410. | JOR, SENT — COMPOR re pet in vane DeaTmn wonn noxes | Wt nod aah Oe GAL ROE Fons change naciaener magne ey | FERRET Sees gas Css RUSSIA AND VIER SA IER CARD CASES | — USAT SS night 306 at. 2 RENT LARGE HANDSOME ROOMS. ES 5 poe ~~] uM - WOMAN TO < . Small img child 12 years old suite or single. House south front. 1011 M st. . * = JAPANESIA AND ALLIGATOR axrs| W ‘ton in amit private mote WASH AND | Sint, Small wages, osetl.’Appiyat | Private amity “Wien waeeient tae board Koons ty a not ewe isha nw. ¥ u BAGS AND PURSES. Awen ono) quired, 1504 Qt. n.w. 5° | 223 Canal st. nw. ii Tie" | house and sable, Wrequited. aes Eee ees pa ah SW SE SLE SCH'H Bee st UhRE RE Rotors ox ee A any | W Atte Meghan ar cangun RED | POG MENS 0007 F St SR RE WML | Fghtant aan atid nhl Ee ANP GUD RES SrA NICURE SETS. 1413 Q Sea ae RE | can furnish good references. APPLY 434 N st.'m.w. At | and cold batt E Terms motes, eT el ELEOANT. BRASS AND PLUSH MOUNTED Fi INTELLIGENT | ‘WANT ET a Uapctmaidor nutes, Matsteases tas | Manatees octet diab Heese No ANTLY : ‘chambermaid ae —FTaNED BATCH OF BARGAINS FOR THIBWEEK | pbb 8UPSarix-LINED WORK BASKETS. heme POPE | pished Apply at 121) 1600 st Its. | near 1ath street cure tire priveee aun two tovessome ta tpmon aan HOVELNIESIN HUNGARLAN QL ase Be SRY | REFANTEDSA- PLACE AS HOUSEREEFEE, | eine Term reionaties itene oom mt Garts pece it yore hss nthe teen a constantiy by | ROCOCOCARD RECEIVERS AND THERMOME- ate | WY AREER. tors: a good home the sulec: ndares | JOR RENT—DINING HOOM AND KITCHE and firaiabed Rooms and parte of you see advertised TERS, Bus: “3 R, 1327 sth et mw. cies ‘Also, two rooms and hali room on third | J{ouses for . Also. Furnished ‘Houses other howes, You ask how? Well, it's common | RRASS WRITING SET, VIENNA LEATHER INESS LADY A MSTERS Who t Fy ‘near Government | for rent. A) ry 14, St. Clond Ruiid 2M and Twoontomppee fat ronoom on tute | CO AUAOUIATEALNUAS cagen ann anton Pindthne | WAkiat a axeaetamee. wie, anu | Fa Reanari. a fully offer their whole stock és bargains, and you | SON, STE! 0., - Address Box Gf, Star oflice. paey | ofc at | OR RENT-TWO FURRISHED ROOMS, Wir should suspect "auy house doing it. The BON | LabiGs AND GENTLEMEWS CHINA SILK “ANTED-TWO FIRSTCLASS WHITE Wat Eat ae Se FIRSTCLASS ae RENT -Wia WT, NW, WANDeonELY | F Lomthind door: nent War ant Navy Aopen MARCHE will not does, even tocatch ihe unwary. |“ HANDRERCHTEFS AND MUFFLERS, WwW . with references; no others need ‘Gait, ANTE DT whens no Iaundty ie rearieed, Las | Ay furnished Parlor and. Tied-rooi with bath, heat | mente: ail the Pennsylvania wvenne cars pass INte Hf ‘The BON MAKCHEWill only advertise bargains You | MATEY -UO De Witte BLOCK PA PTR RNs | fad WARES TOF Mendy girls’ entrance up ataira “ES1i | undermands cooking in all te Dratches “Apriy lost | gbagsS, oh tecond Gooe: alee tidatory foome,wiU | si Terms fewoaubie. Irherences exchance name compare goods ax well as prices, and you also, gentle ‘ND EMBROID! MED HANDK PREM ERE Lathoioel ae J it*_ | Connecticut ave. n.w. ates = Streetcars. @l-lw*_ | JNOR RENT—AT i400 K ST. XN. W., PLEGANT reader, will have your eyes opened. oSPECIAL INDUCEMENTS" IN FANCY HAND. W ATED A YOUNG SIAN WHO HAS HAD W SRIED ITC ATIONS “TWO SIRST-Ch. pS ‘Table boarders accommodated, BEN AT Laie, S50, Srige and bic, CENTEE | sone need apply bus tow fink cxa comme wat ee! | VY, White cooks and two chambermalds: aso colored | sma room, EaiBeeween Fuad atm: ow a NEw SILK BRELLAS” FOR EADIRS axp | mended. Tigulee at 734 7h st wes to Sra porters and drivers ATM nw. DUNDORE | JNO ENT aa FS5, BEST 2, 00 SE NWA sex EMEN, WITH GOLD. SILV i a Rarnishes oor Salve, comprising yarior avd Gwe bad tore, HOLIDAY Goons. ea EN EBONY AND NATURAL WOOB | W denon aint amie at wang, “App S305 | Sprantecas ararvate FaMny mae Keg A Garpietety anid handset) formished: bath sou ade a’ at. n.w., between 2d anc @ vent as maid. seamstress or the care of me 3 sa" PLALN FIGURES ANDCORRECT PRICES ployment We will open to-day.a full line of “FLACONS,” ‘The latest novelty for mantel ornaments, at B4c. and 98c. each. An el assortment of Alboms, Pioan oe RN Ra 3 avitee inspection AT 10 CENTS EACH, 1 Jot of Pu: iched Handkerchiefs, white and gloved Botders fy Sind tint bones bor: der, worth from 17¢. 10 FELT TIDIES AND TABLE SCARFS. Feit Tidies at each. Stik Pinbraiere, rted ‘at 9c. each. “ote haituneleorigiesl Ca Or ‘A gdod-size Gable Scart at Dic. each; worth $1.85. 0 CENTS A YARD. 2 Laces 2 Myrtle, navy, eoal godligut bron Ieaeeet, nek and Boge. Naiuced Balance of our FUR TRIMMINGS Will be closed out at Cost PRICE aFour tarde Hine of Weltaey Goede” nem OF SisPIAT LADIES’ AND NISSES' CLOAKS. Owing to the backwardness of the season the cloak manuficturers find themselves with @ large stock on and and are naturally desirous of reducing the sume. Having been very careful at the beginning of the sea- son wwe are now lita position to buy these goods at our on figures. Lately we secured ‘fhree Decided Bar- Bargain 1 LADIES’ NEWMARKETS AT $10 EACH. MANUFACTURER'S PRICE, 914.50. ‘37 Newmarkets of brown bison cldth. fur collar and cuts Dox piulted tock ata SAS SU SENSO = lady should be without a cloth Newmarket, Newmarkets make stout Jook less stout and slender ladies appear graceful. Bargain 11— BROCADE VELVET VISITES, AT $13.50 EACH. MANUFACTURER'S PRICE, $18, 8 Brocade Velvet Visites, 4 of them trimmed with feather trimming, remainder with chenille fringe, k lining. Bargain 1— MISSES’ NEWMARKETS AT $0.50. FOR 12, 14 AND 16 YEARS. 25 Misses’ Newmarkets of fineseal brown Herlin Swill cloth, astrachan collar and cuffs double-brcusted. box-platted back. | Manufueturers’ prices, $6.60 for 12 years, $7.00 for 14 years, $8.00 for 16 years. OUR OBJECT IN MARKING THE ABOVE aT SUCH LOW FIGURES IS TO DISPOSE OF THEM QUICKLY. TTTT AH EEE iB OO. NN N bg H E. NNN fo fal fe fee 83 TE = HH EK 8, BO O NNN T H H ERE ‘BB oo WN NN MM MM RRR occ iz MMMM a RRO OH HE YE £4 O98 8 ofth Fe MMMA AR H CCOH H ERBT 316-318 SEVENTH 8t. N. W. 130 STRICTLY ONE PRICE. Caunisruas Caxprss ar WHOLESALE. I respectfully call the attention of the trade to my establishment. Iam now prepared to fill orders for anything in my line, and especially mention the large variety of CANDY, shaped and moulded into different forms or figures, all sultable for Christaias Tree Trim- mings or Gifts for Children, T also mention MIXED CANDIES, both French and American. Of this class of goods I have in stock ‘and will continue to make up from now until Christ- mas different qualities, all pure goods, but at the 1ow- est prices, Packed In G-1b. Paper Boxes, 25-Ib, Wooden Boxes, sliding top, 25-Ip. Wooden Pails, Barrels or Packages. Early orders solicited. GEORGE J. MUELLER, ‘WHOLESALE CONFECTIONER. Wx. Baaxryxe & Sox, 428 SEVENTH STREET, ‘Beg to inform their Friends and Patrons that their display of Books, Christmas Cards and other articles for Holiday Gifts 1s now complete, and would urge their customers to call before the rash commences. ‘Now fs the best time to purchase. Lowest prices guaranteed. n25 Houpay Goons CHRISTMAS CARDS, GIFT BOOKS, NOVELTIES IN LEATHER, PLUSH, éc. PRAYER BOOKS AND BIBLES, JAMES J. CHAPMAN, Aoznr, n20-6¢ 915 Pennsylvania ave. Siiverxsera: GRAND HOLIDAY OPENING, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30. DOIPT FAIL TO READ THEIR WHOLE COLUMN. ADVERTISEMENT IN SATURDAYS . STAR IT WILL PaY YOU. = ‘7th and 815 Sth, near Pennsylvania avenue, “FOX RIVER” ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER, ae yeas iat pecalbeat OF the This i and Maw York State Bur- i8o Sgus Marler eld Ps Tis cotdaiment, Bo n28-6t ‘ 4 P, = city reference. Address CAPABI.E, —Uig NEW YORK AVE, A SUITE “N30 es of parlors: handsomely furnished: southern expo- Ray ANTED_—HY A COMPETENT Colon | Also other rooms Board if desired. ‘mans position as Coachman or Waiter ina prt | FYOR | RENTICENTRAL vate family; the best of recommendations can’ ni furnis siven. Addtess HENRY BHOWN, 723 10th street y Wart SAMS" RESTAURANT, OTH and Pennsylvania ave., a first-class, rienced eee SE AIT its Ate ca eapeziente ANTED—10 COLORED GIRLS Tq LEARN Aressmaking: also a small colored nak herself seful about the house red ta JOR RENT —A PLEASANT SAOOND-FLOOR suite of Rooms, near the Arlington; priva required. 1118 17th st.n.w JOR RENT— HANDSOME ROOMS PURNIN suit member of Uo: oF others erate ad fam hace heat: near Capltol: care and herdics pass door, SEATON PERRY, ‘Established 1840. nzs jerms reasonable, 13 11th st, n. . nase = = 4 : 9 East Capital at. ewe MONDAY, NOVEMBER 90TH, WV ANTED-A COLORED Woman To. {yy anreD—tosbrrcy pmvaTe Fasiuua | Petes at Boom aiugle ‘at en nutes ne FoR Ser a : "TO. Wann ‘at housework: none tread ae Sor with good competent servants for auy comely iueniahed: eoathern ‘expownre: furnace and | AY suite bright and cheerful faraished Rooms, with BOE 2, a iam uae aay at oe at OI ae Pavan | OES e rece Sha care references exchanged, Te ™* Qhgrs™ | Toot on hse dane ee OPN eraten, Also. taree i if rE MAN To DRI = ENT-1d0n HAT. S. aT A ic - ‘i = 5 fn 8 Br t Ba, & delivery team; must know all aboutthe cree = r ‘rive alies and Rooms. bes diy weattont gus pe. | Eton teint A OM ELY | EURS L 8 DAM OY BOSTON VARIETY STORE. LOST AND FOUND. vate residence and enclosed grounds: ‘all modert'ap- | Adres Hax Go, tat oles 00 LL Ht ppp a a oY | a2 703 and 707 Market Space. == = pointments and best service © Private table or chic | oa 00” PPP, RKB NNN i NNN GGG ANTRD-HOUSEKEEPERS. cooks, cast | J OST-ON, NOVENDER, 07IT, 93 iF desired. ont T — HANDSOMELY Oo bP E SRN H RNR oO anaids, sonorous Wan a ‘enameled Bracelet, in going from 1815 Qst. tw. | = oN AID 1a AS Woe ul bed Koons, firwi, second ‘00 Eup NNN, ON ONN “GGG | 12 Mat uw. DUNDORE & CO. na5-008 |] OsT_MONDAY EVENING, SOUTH OF PENS: | wilfreat unfurnished. agosite | | NOH MENT LAGuE WAR DSOM ry 5 Ga. ¥ GERMAN GIRL. ivanla ave., 8 small, red, ‘Leather purse, cou —— <—_ brag, coun Ab A Oh ais Ware Oe Naas Mac messes aadsue ta | Gimeno iG,” Plea’ retire t Sid Fac ge” | FPO RENT. At 1598 AEN W_ELERANT: | sory diate os fe chamber work, at St. nw. Reference re- | anu recelv ae ae | Se ad Mer nase: within one. ‘ = PP AA 4 quired.” al Bate OST—BETWEEN 5 AND 6 O'CLOCK, MON: | orthe PouLt Kigue and Willard e nsosaes | meee ANTED=A GOOD, STRONG, WIELT = | Dutay, November 30,on 3 cent care, Ned ‘Leather Riggs, =. =< | POR RENT A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED * Re LF AE Wen role oeSae canard ee | ions aes eter apie army | WON MENT 2 SICH PUnNEe agus | Fgura ot eng oa has wor a = epic: | A 2d story, sina suite, ‘donrd, | tor Stem Storms Treasonable es 3 rN trade preferred. Apply to N. SBUGHRCR 414) aim tures sto Stuf office and Tetain money = aie s im private hunll}; modern improvements G07 13th | w E ae ¥ 4 fas x Waa tar ate i, UEROLsTERY | FOUN RSA Posner toOn wmee NONEY BAS | on Rooms, et oaltn an eased hoe Taine 2 and drapery department:' must have experience teens ee sete “a hom, motes [ae ee ee, RS and good reference, Address UPHOLSTERY DPT. RD—LOST NOVEMBER 30, 1885, A | rss Rag eed 3 - n2¢-Lw* met JTS |e é Ee ee hay Fee mia eeee* | Fon aer-ar aX TOAcENTaag ee NNNURRE ANTED—A FIRSTCLASS CATRNER: 100A: | Above reward it returned to G17 N st ff : Fear ere newly fas Ponble Parlors south front, te om te Xy ies Re HE Ret SW ton est ine et ROSS OF auning-room. | CAME TO MY PREMISES SUNDAY—A BAY | Tom. large, lehtand aamans tay eiedon | Calabie for Meee ae ee re eras, beats Sao S ete, Hour ‘with We same on “5 E : Belw Goods marked thus * have been reduced below | can be Secuted at once; Teferences required. Address paying. charges, JAS. 1), ROWE Chapel Hond, Tour deoirable far an SL Cowes coma Red tome | OE : : cost, therefore only plece of these lots will be sold to | RM. A., Star offce. 2 n30-3t* | hallytown, D.C. aL-3t ‘with his writing” “Terms tows 408 | COR RENTOPURNISED BOAR 1 AAC gcat . NTED— WIITE AND COLORED COOKS, | QTRAYED OR STOLEN—ON NOVEMBER 25, NSO-3e* Y conten “ot wales 2 85¢, Plush Perfume Cases for. 73c. 10,0, S30.

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