Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-16
Holiday Goods.


People who purchase Christmas presents.
look to the advertising columns of THE STAR
for Information as to the best places to buy.
The following are among the advertisers In THE
STAR, and mention will be made OF others from
time to time.
EDWARD CAvERlY Co. 1925 New York ave
nue.. oner most attractive stock In the line OF
CRATES. open fire places. brass tenders, lamps,
llne gas fixtures. drop lights decorated shades
&C. &C., orders for plumbing. heating and venti-
iatlbg VIII De promptly attended to.
y. MORAN, 1926 Pennsylvania avenue, has a
large assortment of cooking and heating stoves,
ranges and latrObeS
n. WHITE Co, receives daily and will sell at
either wholesale or retail, all the best kinds OF
oysters and diamond back and slider terrapins.
Their depot Is 62l street northwest.
At FUssElL's, 1927 New York avenue Is a large
assortment OF fsiit and pound cakes for the
hondays. His Ice cream Is noted.
BEAvKNs d SHAW. 18th and B streets. have
Just received a carload OF New York Patent
Process" buckwheat
A. s. FLANDRAU d Co., 372 and 914 Broome
stIee1, New YORK, have for sale grand landaus
broughamS, sc.
AT MRS MAX WEYLs, 712 eth street north
west, there Is grand display of holiday goo Is,
including all kinds OF novelties She Is selling
AT SHILLINGToN's bookstore, corner of AZ
SIT, et and Pennsylvania avenue, can be found
p esenIs suitable to all.
siu1ents lamps ana the nickel plated lamps
Win The latest Improvements at discount OF
l0 per cent. He also allows for the holidays a
similar discount On other goods.
". r. YOUNG, agent 1920 New York avenue,
SAYS a very good Christmas gift for Wife or
children Is policy in the Mutual Life of New
York, the largest Insurance company In the
world. 49, 10
n W. BURCHELL has a very fine stock of gro
ceres t vines and liquors for the holidays. de
caIdes and glace fruits.
U. "A. oHAEE, 1918 18th ST. NV has fine ca
.aMoa VINE fancy New Orleans molasses. pre-
serves lralt buffers, jellies nuts, cltron. can
dies, cigars. wines and liquors. He sells by
wholesale as low as. and often lower than. Bal
t1more merchants.
20 70 BARL0w's GALLERY. 1925 Pennsylvania
avenue, lOr Christmas presents. II you are look
ing lot thingS pertaining to art. Barlow'S Is
one OF the most attractive places on the Avenue
3 I. MEMO. i35 18th St, is now selling elegant
seven and eight stop organs OF superb tone and
finish. made by the best makers In the country.
for only $50, upon easy monthly Instruments
,a b. f. f. BROOKS 53l 10Th ST., Corcoran building,
mas LOT the holidays a large assortment of Dor.
ctlalD. parlor and library lamps drop lights and
decorated shades, cabinet mirrors and sconces,
nIoh2es, fancy student lamps and decorated
prices.
Fl: L: SUMNER, s11 9th ST., is sole agent for
Hallet Davis & Co. S upright grand pianos and
the celebrated Hartman upright piano.
He who laughs, shall merry be; While ne
who frets. shall misery see. Timothy y, 16tn
Widow Bedott.
West Washington. nee Georgetown.
SENT TO THE GRAND JURY-A cOlored man
named John Thomas. Well-known By the police
here, was arrested yesterday evening for the
larceny or an apparatus from the chemical
works situated upon Rock Creek, near K-Street
bridge, and In The Police Court this morning
was held for the grand jury-secOnd offence.
THE COAL TRApE-Total shipments for the
year. ,35. IONS; an increase OF 337 1893 90
compared with the same period last year OF
this sum 1,124 6j6 % tons were Skinned nv tho
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, 2Q2, 500 ,04 tons by
the pennsylvania State Line, and COZ, 5l7.1S by
The chesapeake and Ohio canal. The Increase
TOT the year compared with the same period of
1879. by the Baltimore and Ohio railroad is
1l3,12l tons; by the Pennsylvania State Line.
30, 409.02 tons; by the Chesapeake and Ohio
canal, los, S63.O7 TONS The heaviest shippers
Tor the year are the Consolidation Coal Com
pany, 522, 3s1.O5 tons: New Central Coal Com
pany, $50, 1l.o2 tons, and the Georges Creek
24.2S2 tons were shipped for the week ending
Saturday last, and none since then. 1t is not
yet decided whether or not the water will be
turned On the canal again