Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-22

CtSSlully RAISED SATURDAY nlgnL
John Kaiser and Edgar McKenna, were ar
rested Saturday night by Sergeant Hefner and
Onlcer Jones, charged with attempting to rob
the Palais Royal store. corner OF 18th street and
PENNSYLVANIA, by cutting the glass window
with GLACIERS diamond.
Holiday Goods and Where to Buy
Them.
The holiday season is at hand. People are
busy making their purchases of all sorts of
goods. They are inquiring where to buy, and
THE STAR is answering through this column as
the merchants send in their announcements.
A Mackinon pen would make a useful and
appropriate holiday gift These pens are to be
had OF StationerS or OF the general agent D.. W.
LAPHAM, 92S street.
PERRY & BROTHER, corner Pennsylvania and
9Th street, have but one price for their full as
SOrtment of holiday goods.
Novelties In fancy goods for the holidays can
be found in abundance at MARKRITER's new
store 626 street. Also, paintings, engravings,
OlleOSraphS, picture frames, paper-hangingS pic
ture room mouldings, nails hooks, sc. Frames
made to order.
B. W. REEDS Sons, importing grocers, 1916 F
street, have rich stock of goods. They make
special announcement of the following Nobility
candles, stylish; church candles. handsome:
ladies' boudoir candles, .colors exquisite; Wit
mans creams, Mailard's chocolates superb
TeySonneauX'S (BOrdeauX) fruits, delicious; jap
aneSe goods. beautiful.
All in want of sewing machines should call at
OPENHEIMER'S, SIS 9th street. He has all the
standard machines On hand, and offers special
inducements to cash buyers.
Apply to 1919 STREET for all kinds of pigeons,
including fan-tais and pouters, white crested
Pplands and black leghorn.
AT BARLow's gallery, 1925 Pennsylvania
avenue, are beautiful holiday presents. All Will
do well to call and see the large stock of paint
Christmas and New Year cards, all Of the best
quality and cheap.
JOHN T. MITCHELL, 9s1 Pennsylvania avenue,
will close out before Christmas all goods puH=
M no ,,rr;II
offered in all description If laces, handker-
chiefs, ties fancy boxes Japan goods, cloaks
dolman's and gents smoking jackets. The silk
room presents unusual attractions in goods too
numerous to mention.
One thousand cans French peas, best quality.
Five cans for 500, at c. winners, 1918 Pennsyl-
Vania avenue.
CARL MUELLER & Son, manufacturing connec-
TONERS. 314 Pennsylvania avenue, n. W., south
side, near corner Of Sd street, have on hand
great variety and considerable stock of every
thing in their line suitable for the holidays.
AT DOUGLASS, 9th St, st. Cloud building, there
Is displayed very handsome stock of holiday
novelties. A " Little Buttercup" or So Dick Dead
eye" will be given to each purchaser Of one dol
lars worth and upwards.
At c. II. NOURsE's drug store. corner 9th and
SITS, is nice assortment of holiday goods.
Christmas presents at MAD. ESTREN'S, 1109
st, Switches inches wide stem rs to 80 inches
long, of best human hair, for $40 and S12.
n w. BURcHELL, 1882 St, has choice
Christmas groceries OF the best quality and at
reasonable rates.
GEORGE MCCARTHYs New York shoe store, COS
pennsylvania avenue, is offering for the holi-
days special bargains in boots and shoes.
For useful presents. such as nickel-plated stu
Cent lamps, decorated student lamps, brass and
Lava candlesticks, decorated candles, portable
gas stands of latest designs, fancy shades, ETC.,
so to HAMILTON & SHEDD, s11 D ST., Y. NJ. C. A.
tuilding.
The Cis-Atlantfc gloves. walking and driving.
are pronounced indispensable for finish and
durability. FISK, CLARK d FLAGG are the makers
Ct the gloves and they are sold by all frst-class
retailers
AFFECTIONS OF TIE LIVER, bilious disorders,
sick headache, &C., are thoroughly cured by DR..
Jayne's Sentative Pills. Acting as a general lax
ative, they remove all Irritating and fecal mat
ter from the bowels gradually change the vi
tiated secretons Of the stomach and liver, and
restore these organs to healthy condition.
SUIT AGAINST EX-GOVERNOR HENRY D. COOKE.
Thomas Dwyer, OF Texas on Saturday, brought
suit against Henry d. Cooke, laying his damages
at $4,000 He charges that in 1854 the revenue
officers in Mexico seized 81 900 in gold from him,
and that the defendant was made his attorney to
collect the same He states that in January, 1911,
the Mexican Claims Commission awarded the
same to him, but that Mr.. Cooke neglected to in
form him of the fact, and conspired with William
Huntington to cheat and defraud the plaintiff
out OF the money by false substitution OF Hun
tinSton as attorney, and fraudulent transfer to
j. Wilcox Brown of the award, and collected
between them 81 1885, and since have INSTRUCTED
the complainant from collecting the balance
1t is stated by those fully Cognizant OF the
elameleSS The papers were sent to him with
full power to appoint an attorney in fact to pre-
sent them to the Mexican commission. He
turned them over to Mr. w. s. Huntington, exc
cutting power OF attorney. Long afterward,
when AN award had been obtained, Mr. H. dis
posed OF 1t, and recetpted for the money in his
own name Gov. Cooke was out of the transac-
lion altogether.
HoGARTH's WoRKs.-We have an unusually
line copy, brilliant impressions Of all the plates;
also, other choice works, suitable for elegant
christmas presents, at low prices. Anglim's
Antiquarian Book Store, 1924 ST., Corcoran
Building.
THE FUNERAL OF the late A. L. Walters Whose
death was noticed in THE STAR OF Saturday.
took place from his late residence, on 10th street
southwest, yesterday afternoon, and was well
attended. The services at the house was con-
Quoted by Rev. NJ. L. Gardner, of Ryland chapel,
and the remains, escorted by Calanthe Lodge No.
IL, Knights OF PythiaS, headed by Donch's band
were taken to the Congressional Cemetery
pillow, tribute from the Baltimore and Poto-
mac railroad employees was borne on the coffin.
AMONG the fine articles to be sold at Duncan
sons auction rooms tomorrow, at 10 O'Clock, is
magnificent camelS hair shawl; original cost
81 200; also several fine fur sacques and nuns.
The sale offers good chance to obtain holiday
presents.
TEMPERANCE Observation-Disclosures hall was
nlled last night at the regular meeting OF the
Dashaway Reform Club Hon D. P. Holloway
Hutton. Judge Holloway announced, with ap-
propriate remarks, the death of Mr.. Geo. Savage
when Mr.. E S. OConnor offered series OF reSo-
buttons Of coincidence highly eulogist1c Of the
life and character or Mr.. Savage. The reSolu-
lions were unanimously adopted. Major Devine
OF Virginia, and Col. VIII Chase made addresses
and effective appeals were made by Messrs A.
Eagleston, Joseph Williams and D. P. Holloway
and there were number of signers to the
pledge. An enthusiastic temperance meeting
was held at Washington hall Capitol Hill, last
evening. Miss Bella Kenf1eld led the singing
and remarks were made by MesSrs. E. Hum
exercises closed with a SOln nv Iohn Na,IdS