Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-10

where To Buy Holiday Goods.
Bfr.ciory to IN. Bfa and ch,aye.s.

Now that that the Holidays are approaching,
tie great question in family circles is how TO
obtain TIE greatest amount OF pleasure for the
least eXpeEGitIre Of cash. This is not - diff
cult problem TO solve as M ght appear at first
az the leaders OF The STAR know full well tn at
BY glance over is advertising columns the
question Il very readily settled. Yesterday we
gave the first hints To purchasers and seekers
after Holiday goods, and shall continue from
DAY to day to Keep them posted where to go and
VIVA 10 buy as new advertisements appear.
1t Is all nonsense 10 think OF enjoying the
social pleasures OF the Holiday season without
sPang up new suit of clothes, and HABLs
her, at the northwest corner OF 9Th and
ID streets, car tell the reason why. Tnesa gem
uenen are old hands at the clothing business
ahu are ready az al times to rig You or your
toys ~ AT short notice, and a. prices 20 suit the
SIZE OF your pile. Their dress and business slIit,,
varying iH prce from rs to So. are 8 marvel
Uttefmlned not 10 be out-lons IN scypmTao-
Ssubg tne ladies', our neighbor. NJ. WILLIAM.
NO. S' pennsylvania avenue, offers great har,
gAns IL kId cloves. The ladies' ALWAYS 90 there
.iOI handsome adornmenis
I IN = me season when new carpets are IN 1st
ttseee. anu Is goods Of this kind in golye a con-
siderable outlay, al important point l. to know
where TO get them cheapest. Iessrs. WOLPoRp
~ SHILBERG, No. ~ 9Th street south, do a
large business N this line, and claim u D.. able
TO compete with aDy other house in thus CITY, =,
order ~ 10 this they have opened large store
A little remote from the business center which
TOR quantity and quality OF stock In d Ale v0uId
he credit TO PENNSYLVANIA avenue House
keepers nom all parts of the District are In the
halIt OF paying a car fare to their store when
anything in The carpet line is needed, thereby
ayiIg money.
To live comfortably and have peace in your
family, the wife and children must be warmly
clad The girls must have shawls. the boy.
tanHes and yarn stockings, ana all must have
warm undertaking in going to school these
bleak days. An extra blanket or So on their
beds does not come amiss these cold nights;
these are actual necessities, and as they have to
be got. 20 where you can be well served. Bo-
GAN ~ WYLIK, Nos. lois and 1870 eth street
northwest, have their store stocked to the
utmost capacity with everything in the dry
goods line. Their black silk dress and mourn
ing goods OF all kinds Tor ladies' wear are well
worth al inspection.
rare opportunity for those in Quest OF beau
ttui and useful articles for the holidays is now
presented at PRINCES BAZAAR, where every
thing i being whisked OF at cost prices until
The entire stock Is cleaned out, as he intends
building new store. A look at Princes win
Cow Is proof sufficient that he has some hand
some things for the holidays.
Butter and eggs TOR Christmas are iniispan-
abe articles Ws.SIBREY, No. 81 Sth street,
has large supply OF New Yors, glAtes ami
roll butter, and receives daily q fresh supply OF
eggs.
an excellent opportunity to secure holiday
goods, and at the same time contribute to the
destitute orphans, is afforded by THE FAIR now
IN progress at odd Fellows Hall for st. Vim
cent VI phan asylum.
MAN Run Oy.R BY A RAILROAD Tram
has leg CrUsbsd so that 4mputation lyil Be Nec,s.
SaTy-Ihe G.lJ local tram from Alexandra
tnis morning ran over "A cOlored man named
Wm. Williams, At the corner OF lith street and
Asry land avenue, badly crushing his right leg
between the ankle and knee. Williams is a
iaborer, employed By q contractor in the upper
part OF the city, and lives in Alexandria He
was on bis way 10 work, and to save the trou Die
OF walking from the depot he attempted to
jump from the train while il was in motion and
was thrown under the wheels. DIR. Fenvick
was called 10 examine his injuries. He ex-
pressed the opinion that amputatiOn was neces-
saTy, but the man was DESTROYS or having The
operation performed at his house, and he W As
placed on board the 1:15 train for Alexandra.
Inc practice OF leaping of the tram on its up
hill grade ar this point has become quite fire.
suent by laborers, and has been forbidden over
and over again By the conductor and ethers in
charge Of trains.
A CURIOUS WILL. that of Ann josephine
Worcester, was Il ed in the District Of Columb ia
probate court lasJ Saturday. The first bequest
from Sidney Oaksmith's heirs and assigns for
her influence and aid in eEecting the sale OF the
captured rebel ram Atlanta TO the Haytien gov
eminent In 1870. The Atlanta started from
Philadelphia for delivery TO the HAytien author
lues, and since her passage between Capes
Charles and Henry has never been heard from
and is supposed TO have sunk with All on bosrd'
In the viii she sets forth that she was Jointly
interested with OAksmth in the purchase, and
the debt has been acknowledged by his heirs
though the payment Of the money by the Hay
tiep government Is still in allowance.
ROBBtRY AND AN ALLEGED CONSPIRACY
Infor 10 sion was received at the detectives
once yesterday, that man named Z. L. Heck
and a confederate had entered into plot to rob
the OF eof the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
company, at the depot. The plan was for q
small boy and the confederate to build . large
IRE in SONG place csntis uous to the depot, or, II
necessary, 10 ret fre TO some Of the outbuilding.
of the deIot, and while the watchman's atten-
ton would oe attracted to II, 20 enter and rot
the c&ace. Lieut.. Skippon took Heck into Gus
tody last night, and claims TO have discovered
that he robbed Charles Boyd, OF Pittsburg, OF q
gold Sstch and chain and q sum Of money. be
~as locked up for a hearing.
ALLEGED CRUELTY TO AsIMALs.-Yesterday
evening. Mr.. Gstchen arrested George Dennis
and J, n. Burke, charged with cruelty treating
ar Old horse. Dennis. ~ appears, tied his horse
VIII large rope To the cart thai was driven By
bGfke. ard when moving rapidly along Is!
street opposite NcDowell's feed store, the ant.
ms! ina was tied to the cart was suddenly
lerEtd OF Lis feet. Justice Reese fined Der pis
80 ALL cCstf, and Burke Al ana coats