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, 1881-02-09
YRAINISN-S1I[It,

Special D1pateA tn The tNfeupp Trtbtnt.
OTTAWA, Feb. 8.-lly correspondence laII ca
tho tabf0 of pArlamont, It nnpcars TINT ihe
tra!n:ng- ship GAnrybdIs, Mtcly presented to ~
Dominion by tho Imperial Government. u stu
!n tho tlnrbur ct DuyohyMrt,-htr boilers fltg
atl!tIdRel unllt for tho Tuter-yuyngG ncross tas
Atluntlc.
, 1881-02-09
~ D1:sl'E,sADo DEAD.

CAIu0, I'LL, Feb. a.-foln 0'NUII, Il despcrutlo,
own throat, lied to.,.ay. Ills wito Will rucoyev.
, 1881-02-09

Special Dispatch 10 The ch1tapa Tribune.
CI.lSToS. ILL.,, Feb S.-Wttllnl, II. rhure's resi-.
tloficn III Iux,s Tnwnsl,!p nhol,t slx miles atuth
uf ClEnto1i, WIS entered lust night by btlrglurs,
white le Was sleeping. Tiloru Is ito clow to tho
thieves " ~
, 1881-02-09

Special dispatch 10 The Chttaoo Tribune.
OCnS,,Mt,wpC, Wis. Feb. A.-itntu Tins fnltcn
here since Yesterday morning. Mnny Of tho tin
rt'ofs on buildings cn1a.ucncf'l lpgklng tlrIng
tho night, md bufnrr discovered lind Ionu
serious t'utnnga 10 tho Eothls in sturr.
, 1881-02-09

;pttits ptr,tth n The thtcaoo Tribune.
WATERFOWL. WI*., Fctt. A.-~rhis section II rx-
rcricncinE II genuine thnw.-tlo first snft wcnth-
ur ut my extent NO hayc snd since winter st.t III
IN the middle Of NOvcnttlcr. Thu sllnw " fast
disappearing. nnd tho prospect for a contlnu-
aucu uf soighing looks ubItn,s.
, 1881-02-09

6Ffe1aE UNpaEtk 70 Tia EHlea00 Tribune,
MASiTowoC, Wis, Fob. t.-Jlltigu Gibson, in
hla decision this lnorntuK. on tho motion for:
NOW trial fl tito cusu OF tho Stnto W. Lund, fur
assault with intent to kill. hbll tho Indictment
E1M as,l! nttrriilesl tho motion. LMnu Will be
sentenced Thursday.
, 1881-02-09

JErrElssox Cry, huJ Feb. IA tl!l bus been
lntrs'duced IN thu srndto authorizing tuo lss,,o
Of sfAte butH!s l~arins per cent iuturrsi, puy-
h''lo thirty years nItcr Aatn ut I1leus,,re. Tho
STATE thla commissioners nrb rc',llrcl to pr..-
pare tho bonds To be iaslltl as UrcAsIu,t tlluy
arlA Aud iu b soitl ut mt tAs than lr al,,I fur
tt9 holt pIlrplse VI rtal0tmil,Y uuy nutXtundiux
liabilities Of tho stAtu whrh Gun lv lllDruhn sel
toHdHoi tho sate. pur for ilur. utsu million dol
&atv OF bouds are to bu lsyuod in deupnluut tions
, 1881-02-09

spfttdi UhpateA tn The tAleaun TrIatnt:
OTTAWA, Fob. a.-SIr John Mncdona'a ~
noslnccil III tho lIoltse thAi nothing d'f'n w.. W.
yet lcen tl0nc IN REGARD 10 emigration u In. in.
country fronl ireland, III proposed W ta' -
purlhl authorities.
, 1881-02-09
lcNAG(:IcfsAtl.Ef,.

I.oulsvIL1.E, Ky., Feb. B,-Tlle damage TO tho
New Orleans & boblle Division nf tito Louisville
4; Nashville lsuilroaa by tho rccent storms has
beea exaggerated, Trayol by this line II IN.
, 1881-02-09

Special Dtspattb to Tbs Chtedcn 7rbaht'
QuEnEC. Feb. S.-The new cartridge faelo'!
established by tho 1ovornEnuntls IL IL DO III tpa
operation III tho sprnE. The services N luo
workmcn who hAvo lccn engaged III t'G sa.Is .ts
,sork Il, thu lloyal Laboratory ut Wool"lea Law
utGu secured.
, 1881-02-09

Special Dspatef 10 The t'htcaoo Tribune.
OTTAWA. Fob. B.-Tho guns 1hat hare beea
used by tho Prescott Artillery Company ha's
been returned to Ottnwn, and Will be reI'afes
Wsliustosa 1i; +, .o rslsr @ ri lawn. @ which torh
been pluceu III Thorough lrnlir.
, 1881-02-09

To ths Editor Of The Chicago Tribune.
SLEEPY EyE. Feb. 0.-Tho nrtLclu In your paper
Of tho Eth Inst. In reference to acnth mud gutler-
inR IN tic line OF tho Wnor,a 4 st. Peter Branch
Of tho Chcngo k Northwestern Hallway Is en-
ttrely atld tOtaliy fAise. l hnrc reliable infor-
mutton by personal Interview with partIcs !iv-
ing at ovcry station OIL the line. There Inns not
bccn Single cAse Of freezing Or nctunl autIer-
Ing FINN wAt,t OF fuel, Mnd my tnfurnMedo IN
reliable TINT thorc is fuel enuu4h tn prevent
suffering for one month to come. seycrnl trl.in-
Ion.1s Ut Iuel wero sent during the month Of
Jnnunrr. settlcrs are In Kood spirlte. and say
thuy Mre all right. We have hnd Il very kslrtl
surIn here FOR tho Inst two days, Int 1t tias not
j. j. RAspAL1.
Special Dtspatth to Tbs Cateaoo Tribune.
WiSONA. Mfsn, Feb. 8.-Thc citizens ot Vino
m ind virinlty nro greAtly excited antl tnl!s-
nant aygr tho sensational rcnurts tint 1re being
tc!cgrnrnGtt oHe upnn Hi,uthGr. from different
y 1rre1t It e!sf re"t!nx @ e y f np
nnd thy destruction VI tho lsi'rn'!l bridges nj
TIM different ,roNds In Southern MiMncsosn. mud
1hcro IL III, truth ,whatoscr III tho reports, tho
l1tws being founded mninly On rMmor Or orig
limited hy tho fertile bruins or the .llilerelIt
what trains haye bcon running Oil tho #lnulsa
tat I'll have been blocked for few daya % nj tx sin.u a
hut tho roasi In thr uuln lns bccn free. No all-
thol.tic cnso of tinath py trocztIg Inns occn re-.
iA 1a,sslhle. Wutcrtnwl, Dnls., Is tho on!y pluco
slS Mhe!e aa 5e wg Se tna ai
alsnr sa u tue ' roaa roM ro JIG 70" % s ers
management IL tle Wl,,t,na i it. I;etef Roas
hive iset! every means tn keep tho rtn,i Npen,
tliu nro deserving 0f mitch cotl',nenantton fur
tho ull1ck htlu perseverance they huyc shown In
l.aIn yesterday, with mild wcathor to.,lay. Is
, 1881-02-09

Special Dttpatca 10 7hs Chttago TRIBUNE.
C1,tNToS. Ill. Feb. 8--T)urtng Sl,hiay night
1nDth0r rtifr-stnrfn vIsitc'l This locality, which
Ia at,other godscnd to tho furtncrs Of this
cunnty.
, 1881-02-09
cOLDwATEn DEPOT, MICH.

Special Dispatch to The Chitaoo Trtbnne
C0r.1'wATE,t DErnr, Mich, Feb. s.--'rho 1rcak-
III Of tho weather herenbouts Is very general
ntld dsnstr.nla. The s,c,Khing ia nt,o,.t gone,
cclhra mr. full nf wafer, mid tho ruin 1tua 1cgn
continuous sincc yrster.lny noor.
, 1881-02-09

WasrfIStir0S. II. G., Feb. 8.-lsan prevailed
carly this n,nrung III Illinois, Iowa, Michigan,
Ohio lnIltnna. Kentucky. Tennessee. New ynrk.
mid Cnltfur1ln. ThNre WIS 10 atiUw nnI very
little clcar weather rrpurtcd.
, 1881-02-09
CHICAGO.

tho least risk or datlgcr cxcont perlaps to pcdcs-
tyi.ns WIN found It .Ili1icult to ,sato through
o'..o.S w.. w.. ,ns'ea"h's
hee"ca tho suggestion OF Ihs TafhoSE a'ltl
clcahca oil their sidewalks 1T tho m"rl1'g, aud
con1itton o,I sofn f., w.I,t ,,nn :" ' ~, e,M, ~,
strrnta ,ror" ri, or alu.I, mr., ,,o+on a.I .aI
number of mcll. however, wero sct to work
on tho Iutter by tho Department Of pub.to
WORKS. ana cotshcraole progress wns mntlo IN
clea.,l,'g .no'n on o,'t. severnl more dnys Will be
wutcr fre0 nrrcss IN rim sewers IN vnw "f .o .o
constant ,lr,Sxln mil uenr,. rlo,r'i, mi ~ .,'
wodins across streets, tim ,lay was onc Of tho
most .lisagsecnblu experienced by CAtcaEoans
for long timo.
HThEET-c1'EASfSd'
Tho Mayor stnte.l yesterday TINT grcnt t!cal
Of sop'nt S :, ,. h it secn nude oout tho condition
',rant , 70 ,s.. 's aoo tneao WET
sre"1 a pes OF M snow, wach nI'a tairned Into r'era
lt'i snowcd frequently, mud tho drifts
had been too ,Kreht fur tho city IN
hest llad beel done thnt wls nt,s%lbl,s The
openings to tho ,cntcll-basfns bud 1cun kept
"l'el a,i,' yes,er.l9y TIE Mayer Issued an order
thoroughly cleaned lust as sion "a ptssiGU.
All tho regular street. lal,orcrs, plpe-cxtrnalutl
men, niltl Atl hl1tss thlt could be Ultai,lc were,
employed yesterday In opeilng tho cutters,
i.t,. & re @ t,a WV nsls, ete ING
cis..ii,s sreSts nnI sllowalks shni s tIu ia,,x y.
rnted Icru. 'ri,aI is by wasilit,W viii h"st, AZ
tbo "xpcriment iast ,,}tht hx ,Y"sS;n .,s,,
Cark strcot, a1,i If il 1sa si,ccess, frot, ] isero
hydrant pressure b. psoposes . ilso si'4inc,
nru in i !" IL os f.ess s1Gn,,.f .9iss
tic streets, thp wat,r viii ia, to si,ers n1
!" ar ~ III iec rcnknv nTH u, in to rxor IL
colscernc It wis still appnr"ntiy IL auii, lii vstrrs ~
ti.' ,u ',',rcr ~ ~ yr, Ge ,li W trGil
tsnrutin,r Il. thu crntrc tnwora ~, ~" ~ s ,,
sou.h: fho F"srts Asenas cod,s d ,9'H viii 4f r..
mi i Sn,i NH tn t ~ =" III ,ai1 w. eGrina %sGr
i5ei. Ir nrc nj us nat 1 th..r1,f tnr ING N soul, ~,
ST rS,,r :" ,x SG .,, ~ sne rver G or or rp cur
ilu sf.luninr. 1"''' 'A' wv ou' ." ~ ~ '"Jufc
''' 'A'pp'"s' r,lr RIVER.
The upper part If tho south nranon OF Tho
Itv.r v wns visited, Yesterday. There wero III IN
gratuatly, nnA wllrrc II holds together yot il
npi,e.its pi to ho nln,nt tho constituency or piate.
II wcr Il sw 1 rnser ~ rxe ri
, hnnser f. feared. unless y 'inrt:c Wind should
nnw no y iro on iho nSrtseMst anl 1risp yMst aua,.tI
rain and w,,rrscr wratlcr, tt,o, might do iuln-
aye; The low lnnl In this part Of tho city is
Thr.in!,y snsnaerKch. uni! tho s,lt''s-wutcr la
arn 1nasle auot ioo,!e,i Gnsencns. 1'''''''''''
,,rnnnn;,, @ ~ uu naun ~ @ u!a;s !nattaIH Werp
IN t n!nts ~ tban n..;trnr W.T., ~, m 1, s1nalma
n,,nrns,tf n. In ,shir,,, t snr.s @ o e''s WIS
Al thn hahinnI ""m,e M hris,',t r., Inn ia ,,,ot,
inr nWay i'll tho rv"r IL ;r riso ,G1 n ~ l"G!t
eFeeH e,, aho tns ss y wy ltaet but Weakening
hsiu,9o' "''a 'uofo III opeh "1'teF AROUND tho
. =, iSs tender Of tho r,ltou street bridge said
a u, 1a io yf ,a I9ero was " yry fio
,xntnr tnr ~ o e'hi WIS mSti. ann tue
friiirc t In, VIA s sft thnt nv tn .s s,leu. ,tL
, 1881-02-09

SENTENCED no HANG.
NA8HvIl.1.E, Tenn.. Fob. s.-Iuo llnrrls hRs
been convicted Ut II douhu murder ut Murblo
Hall, nlld sentenced to l,u hanged.
, 1881-02-09

NEF AUh.
CARSON, Ncy. Feb. IA concurrent rcsolutton
hns pnssed boil, Houses condoll,ig With to lr4h
sufferers.
Thu Committee detailed to estimate lnsscs Of
tho Frntktnwn sufferers gvo tic Inyontprv Ut
Individual l0aSrs Ut SIT ,,it. Thu general losses
swell tho Mtl ount tn $Ss,NN.
, 1881-02-09

interrupted. a nrat-c]nss Atrnmer transfers
pnsarnEcra NrDitft! tho hrrnk, which Will llo rn-
rHlt"l nn'l trnins run MI rcg,slar tne In two Or
three days -.
, 1881-02-09

STATUE OF SIR EEUIfGE CAItTlENs
spre.ai D,pateh to The Chicago Jfi1une
0TrAwA, Feb. 6.-Str John Macdonald stated
In tho Iluu5o that 1t was tho Intention Of Ito
Government to Hlvo effect this ytar 10 tho re:o'
lutun nl!opted by Parliament III 1S1:t. IN rrlaou
10 tue creation OF u Atntug 10 tho lCtIliry NJ tae
lato sir Gcorgu cartlpr, III acknowledgment d
bis RcryIeps to tho country,
, 1881-02-09

PRICE OF SYNDICATE LASD9'
Sptetat nIspateh to 7hs thttaao 7fteuhs' ..,
OTTAWA, Fob. a.-It Ia stated on gs.'4 au'As.a !. q
thAt tho syndlc,tte llnye fxei thu sath ~ "
por aero VI tic price Ut their land.
, 1881-02-09

MONTREAL, Fob. B.-Ch!cf Joseph. heauo'
Okla 1udtan tribo. died suddenly ycstelda''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-17
In Honor Of the New speaker,

A BRILLIANT RECEPTION UNDER THE AUSPICES
OF THE OHIO REPUBLICAN AsS0CIATIoN-RE-
MARKS OF THE SPEAKER.
The reception at Masonic Temple last evening
rendered to Gen. j. w. Keller. Speaker Of the
House. by the Ohio Republican association was
very largely attended. Hon. William Lawrence,
president OF the association. introduced the dis
tlnguished guest OF the evening I'm q felicitous
speech. Gen. keifer, in his response said III
Ohio in the past has been distinguished for any
one particular trait 1t In tnat whenever the Ma
ton stood in need Of assistance. even i'm the
matter OF filling the offices within it's gift Ohio
has always been ready to come to the front To
be more serious, however, may say that while
We are proud to be citizens OF Ohio We subor-
dinate that pride TO that We feel In being citi-
zens of the United States But this is not an
occasion for Inc to do more than thank the assO-
citation and all who have honored this reception
with their presence. l feel that the honors
extended to me tonight are more than an
worthy OF. L feel impressed with the belief
that am simply on trial, and that the time to
extend such honOrs to q man is after he shall
have successfully fulfilled any high duty cast
upon him. III shall satisfy those who have
taken the responsibility of eecting me to the
Speakership, shall feel truly glad"
Gov. Foster. Senator Sherman. ex-Secretary
Robson, Representative HiscOck, Senators
Logan and Pendleton. ex-Speaker Randall,
Representatives Ortiz Dunnell, Reed, Burrows,
Updergraff Kelley and Butterworth, and Hon.
George X. Nash attorney general of Ohio, were
i'm turn introduced, and at the conclusion Of
the experimenting the floor was cleared for
dancing. Among those present were Senators
Ferry, Saunders and Beck; Representatives
Cannon, Van Aernam, Heman, Williams.
Hooker, Young and Senator Logan; Mrs.
Keifer, Mrs. Judge Lawrence, Commissioner
and Mrs. Mcfarland Col. Bond, of the Ohio
STATE Journal, Mrs. Senator Logan. DIR. and Mrs.
Bliss, Gen. N. B. Ha2en Hon. and Mrs Samuel
Sheabarger. Gen. and Mrs. Henkle, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. NJ Capp, Hon. Charles Clsbee and
wife. Col. Gordan A. Stewart and Miss Phoebe
COuzns, Mrs. Col. Stewart, Mrs. Electa z.
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Clifford and Hon.
John HILL Of New jersey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-17
HOLIDAY GOODS.

HOLIDAY GOODS
AT MoRRIsONS
ATS PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Vasee; Card Receivers In glass, china. brass and
shells: Opera Glasses Card Cases; ladies' Hand BaCr:
pocketbooks Toilet Cases for the pocket and travelling
Coin Bars: Autograph Albums from lOc 20 s.: Photo
grsph Albums ana from 81 to SIS; Decorated Shells;
plated brass wood and Russia leather
1Ies,mounted and unmounted; Scrap Books; Child
rens Books paper and bound. the largest stock in
ashington and at the lowest figures Childrens Toys
Games Paint Boxes, &C.; Gents Shaving Cases; 10
bacco Stsnds and Cases; Match Safes; Inkstands in
olive wood brass leather and china Pen R.cIs; Paper
corated Candles; Eases in wood wire and ceIluoid
Bisane and China Figures large variety Gold Pens
and Pencils; Jewel Cases, Boxes and Stands: Coogne
Stands Boxes Of Paper and Envelopes from Isc SO
framed at 81 So over hundred different subjects
japanese Goods: Candy Boxes and Baskets and ali
kinds Of Xmas Tree Decorations; Work Boxes aud
Writing Desks. Xmas Cards and New Years Cards,
best selection OF any former years. German Fayors
large variety. Come early and avoid the crowd.
W. H. MORRISON,
Law BOOKSELLER AND STATrONER,
do ATS Pennsylvania avenue northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-17

A CARD FROM VIM. NJ. GAIT l. co.
First premium for the best barrel Of -four made from
spring wheat this day awarded to entry No. 28 in sec
ton "a. class 25, department g. to VIM. NJ Gait Co.
Witness hands, at the National Fair Grounds of
the District of Columbia. this 4th day of October 1881
j. M. WHARTON,
W. P. NEWCOMER
JOHN D. NEWMANN,
49, Experts on Flour.
Attest: JAS. 8. EDWARDS, Marshal.
p: S.The above mentioned -four is CERES, the cele-
brsted Minnesota Patent Process Flour. which
awarded the First Premium against all other competitors
at the National Fair in 1879 and 1880 (gold MEDAL and
now again in 1881. The competition in -four was
tainy very lively one this year. and the premium
Wei c%ntessed for but it was simply an i9pcssiby to
ding another triumph to the this
celebrated Flour has gained in this community.
We would respectfully mention the fact that Mrs. 9. F.
Anderson received the first premium for the
rolls and biscuits exhibition and they made
CERES FLOUR. which is only another proof that it
stands No. among the best Minnesota Patent Flours
known to the trade.
For sale by all first class grocers.
W. NJ. GAIT co.
CORNER 1sT STREET AND INDIANA AVENUE
Who also the sole Wholesale Agents for the Dis
trict OF Heckers celebrated Self raising Flour and
buckwheat ma
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-17

DAMMANN's OPENING OF HOLIDAY
GOODS.
FOR YOUR MOTHERS PRESENT 60 TO
DAMMANN's.
Fine Lace Fichus. from Is cents up.
All Silk Spanish Lsce Fchus. 25c. 4sc. &c.. 75c. 81.
Fancy Box Fine Linen Handkerchief at 81.
Elegant Line Of Flannel and Felt Skirts from 81 up.
New Tides in all sizes. from Sc. up to 81.
BUY YOUR FATHERS PRESENT AT
DAMMANN'S.
$50 doz OF Brocaded Silk At &c.,. 45c.
5Oc., &C., I5c.
Gents Wool-lined Dogskin Gloves at Csc, 75c., g.
Gents Fine Cloth Gloves. &c., 37c.. Soc.
Novelties In Gents Scarfs and Necxties, at CSC.
Gents Suspenders In fancy boxes. At Soc 75c e.
Gents Linen Handkerchiefs in fancy Boxes, from 81
upward.
YOUR SISTER WANTS HER PRESENT BOUGHT
AT DAMMANN'S.
Fancy Case with pairs Paris Kid Gloves for 81 So
Elegant Japanese Case with pairs Of our regular Il
Real Kid Gloves for only S. so. -
Fine Russia Leather Pocketbooks. at &c. Soc &c., ST.
Latest Styles of Morocco Satchels. from &c. up
Finest Velvet and Plush Satchels at g. worth e. So
Beautiful Limo Of Opera Fans in all colors from &c.
upward.
Japanese Fancy article, Cabinets. Writing Desks
WorkboHes, Jewelry Cases. Glove and Handker-
chief Boxes extraordinary cheap.
''"s5z # sss CHAINS Sss
Earrings and Breastpins.
YOUR BROTHER VALUES HIS PRESENT MORE IF
BOUGHT AT DAMMANN,S
Gents Fine Toilet Cases, from 81. % upward.
Gents Fine Pocketbooks. at 25c., Soc
Gents New Neckwear. Gloves and Hosiery
Gents Fancy Bordered Handkerchiefs in fancy case
BUY YOUR CHILDREN'S DOLLS AT DAMMANN,s.
Handsome Wax Dolls. from $50. up.
The Finest and Largest 81 Doll in the city,
Chlldren'e Hand knit Zephyr Hoods, Coats LegRins
and Mittens. Infant Cloaks and Dresses.
DAMMANN'S
do SO6 7TH STREET NORTuWEST
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
CARTERs
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF DRY GOODS.

Silk Plush. g. so; Douhle-w width Plaid Dress Goods
62H Double White Blankets. large size. 81 SO; Double
White Blankets all WOOL fine quality, S. Beached
ass %n Geo1sd s
pure Wool double width, 37k; immenee assortment OF
Cloth for and boys so to 81 co. Ladies' Suit
ing Fisnnels all Wool Navy Blue and other colors, Is
Black Silk Velvet 81; Black Grape, double fod, IS
immense assortment Of heavy Cloakng Cloths 81 so to
81 Immense assortment Of Jackets, listers, Circulars
and Coats the cheapest in Washington; Double width
Ladies' Flannel Shifting. all Wool IS: Colored Silks so
Black Silks. Is. 81 81 25 81. So 81 81 and SO
ST. 81 25 and 81 50 Black Silks special bargains
Piano Covers Silk Embroidered, s.. 49, Colored Cash
meres not all Wool. Is: Colored Csshmeres. all Wool,
IS; Nottingham Lace. for Curtains. 20 to 81 large size
Bridal Quilts 81 and 81. 25 Coored and Black Sstins,
Is; Brocads Silks. all colors, 81.
CARRIERS,
do TIL MARKET SPACE
Il LADIES SEALSKIN FURs
DOLMANS and SACQUES.
FUR-IINED SILK and SATIN WRAPS.
FUR TRIMMING. all kinds.
Ladies and dentenen's SILK UMBRELLAS.
Rich. Elegant Goods suitable for Holiday Presents.
B. H. sTINEMETZ
d12 1897 Pennsylvania ave.. next to cor. 18th st.
HOW TO DECORATE YOUR HOMES
sh9s'Hs; iii FeR S%sd il
a; zoets. Address II East 14th street w.
Books E9B nME a a2k1PAxs, CARDS.
POCKET ctfIEhT F1 SHf STES{4Hi5S5SSknr. .e
At the Lowest Prices, 4 nn.ua, noama~a. w.
d1o-2w 1910 I'll. street above New YORK aSenue.
NOTICE!
To enable our customers their leisure to examine
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
and avoid the crowd incident to Christmas week.
RICH JEWELRY, WATCHES. DIAMONDS,
PARIS AND VIENNA FANCY GOODS. &C..
prepased especially for our Holiday Trade Many Of
lections made may be left for future delivery.
NJ. W. GAIT, BRO. l. CO.,
JEWELLERS AND sILvERSMITHs.
hot PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Our Store will be open In the evening until Christmas
10O MAGIC TRICKS. I'm
Derirs Bottle Stands Up Lays Down at command
y, Dsosnport Rer Tyao, Spirit Rappins and Cabinet
. FSts Fate. Spit Sparks and Volumes Of Flame from
Lightning Snake Eoe-A sidespHttng Practical Joke.
Demon Cards-Change Spots and Color at command.
Snake o yard long. Gncoils himself from tiny pea!
i00t o tsifsA kAe'ls'P sPoRT fiS BAZAAR
Headquarters for Tint s,5 Gun and that 81 Razor dc
CI;HOOI ROCKS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-17

II OLlDA1 NOODS.
AT MY STORES,
NO. 521 7TH ST. NV, BETWEEN E ANDF
7O8 AND 734 7TH ST.. BETWEEN ANDH.
j. F. SPELSHOUSE,
PAPER HANGER AND DECORATOR.
Grand display Of Elegant Engravnes Oil Paintings.
maset Goiors, Picture Frames Looking Glasses, Gems
The D., latest designs in Wall Paper Picture Frames
140 WINDOW Cornices made to order. IL the latest
NOveites IN Velvet and Gilt Frames stock and
i.esn supplies constantly arriving Also. large and
Albums &c Prices to suit the times. An examination
OF my stock solicited.
J. F. SPELSHOUSE,
No. 521 9TH street northwest
Branch Stores Nos TOO and 734 18th st bet and H.
OUR SPECIALTIES:-
Cabinet Cab Size Frames Velvet -; 2Sc. up up.
8. 10 Walnut Frames. from 25c up.
Window Shades and Fixtures. SOC. c18-3m
HOLIDAY ANNOUNCEMENT.
We are now fully prepared fer the HOLIDAY TRADE
with the LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTED STOCK
OF GOODS have had the pleasure VI Offering to
the public and at PRICES AS LOW AS THE LOW
Finely Illustrated Books Standard Books in sets; the
Poets In ali styles; Family and Pocket Bibles; Prayers
and Hymnals Juveniles an immense stock aud variety
Papeteries and Albums Fancy Goods, in plush. Russia
and New Year Cards; Games. and Toy Books ''''~'
Call early and avoid the rush:
WIN. BALLANTYNE SON.
d1 42S Seventh street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-17

DEMPSEY. DEMPSEY.
ONE DOLLAR PER 100 FOR
Prizes
/, ENGLISH VISITING CARDS
Printed from Plate"
Only adjustment in the city furnishing that quality
and doing the work perfectly.
A fresh and elegant assortment also Of
FANCY STATIONERY
CHRISTMAS CARDS
LEATHER GOODS, and
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES
DEMPSEY,
STATIONER AND ENGRAvER,
Old Established House.
nlS-3m 91S Penna. ave.. bet. 9th and 10th streets.
WATCHES.
Have opened to-day and large stock of Wal
ham WATCHES, all sizes and grsdes Ut unusually
low prices.
SAML LEWIS SONS,
JEWELLERS AND sILvERSMITHs.
ns 1918 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-17

WIN. KNABE l. co.'s PIANOS.-CELE.
w brated Grand Square and Upright aess
s ss ssoe x 0 FGs fqE
Waierooms 423 l1th st.. few doors above Pennsyl-