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DfED.


BURGESS. On Tuesday. December Is. 1855. at ~
Iast tx O'Clock a. IA, ait br.ef Illness, Mrs. AXN
III k'rtSS. widow 81 tie late John Burgess
Funeral from her late residence. No. 1885 str~e
O'Clock Relatives and friends respectfully invtt<
TO attend.
DUFFY. On Decernbsr 18th. 1879, DOMINICA
Dltfn aged seventy three years. fer 81 Years solder
His remains re in the vault in Mt olivet where tle
intei1ent viii take place tn lrsdIy, December 10TH
3p. m %
EMERY. On December L. 1888 at Sanford Maane
ALLIE ENTRY. aged seventies years
FARe. un MONDAY. December Eth 1888 Of o'cloon
q IA NATL, aged twenty eight years beloved wife ~
ley.
Gone from earth. yes gone forever,
W. teIr re eyes stu saze in vain;
We shall Lear her voice oh never.
Neherinore on earth agz1a.
Home is sad Oh, Cod how sreary
Lonesome Lonesome. every spot,
Listening for her voice still weary,
Weary for we hear her not
Relatives and friends of the family invited % =
tend The funeral from her late residence, No. 13k
Ninth street northwest, on Wednesday December l9ts
al o'clock y.
MAHoNE. On Monday. December II. 1883 at a. IA.
Her funeral VIII take place from her late residence NJ,
1921 Twenty street northwest wadne seiay at
O'clock T. lil Friends and relatives invited 20 attend
MANTZ. On December H. lspl THOMAS A
anefal Will take place on Weane- lay, December 1e
1883. at I. m, from 922 Eleventh. street southeass
iilens and relatives are respectfully invited TO attend
MAl-LOI. On Monday, December nth, 1888 at N
o'clock, JAMES A. MAlJON. aged nine months and tssi
days. intent son Of james and Mary Nalloy
Funeral from parents fsidenca 80, Twentieth afrest
northwest, on Wednesday, al 3 pm
WILSON. On Monday. December L. 1893 nj "a,
r. M OF pneumonia. THOMAS NILSSON, in the Eft, :
eiel year OF his age
Funeral Wednesday the 18th. at I O'Clock D. "a, .
from ms late residence. 1tS street northwest
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caused to be filed to-day bill for divorce from
Michael Nolan, on the grounds OF neglect and Ill
treatment and adultery. She charges Nolan with
committing adultery with servant girls employed
by her about two months ago and with one Mary
Buckner.
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The Christmas CRub.
ORGANIZING t. TIE SEVERAL DIsrRIcTs-ScHooL
CHILDREN ENROLLING THEMSELVES UNDER KRIS
KRIN6LK's BANNER.

ORGANIZING t. TIE SEVERAL DIsrRIcTs-ScHooL
CHILDREN ENROLLING THEMSELVES UNDER KRIS
KRIN6LE's BANNER.
The South Washington Children's Christmas club
was organized yesterday at the jefferson building,
some i've or six hundred children participating fl
the organization. This meeting was arranged By
the committee for the southwest portion OF the
city. composed OF W. II. Baum. J. T. Petty. ]. Har-
rison johnson, Isaac Fairorother and o. T Thomp-
SON Just prior TO dis;uissing the public schools
each teacher explained the object Of the meeting TO
her school children ana invited them 10 attend.
Mnen lhe cLldren We're assembled IN the large
hau they were left 10 themselves ~ form an
organization and did IL I'm very good style Master
Charles fenton was elected president. and Maggie
Fitzgerald, a little miss OF eleven Years. secretary.
These are the two principal Offices. Mr.. j. H.
Johnson was afterwards elected treasurer. Each
OF the little girls and BOYS who Joined the orrap,zs
ton Is 20 contribute ten cents TO the Christmas
club. The donations contributed TO this club are 20
be sent TO Mr. j. II. JohISons Office. first floor
Marble building. corner 9Th street and PENNSYLVANIA
avenue, or u his house corner sth and streets
southwest To carry out the PURPOSES Of the club
the committee Will have 10 depend up0n the chart
tlo!e, ana what contributions the school childr-n
may MAKE. The donations most desirable are
money toys ard such articles OF food suitable Tor
cluo VIII meet again next Thursday.
TBE FIRST DIVISION.
The first division OF the Cnildren's Christmas
club was organized YESTERDAY afternoon In the
rooms OF the Linthicum Institute, Curtis building
West Washington. with an excellent attendance
The members OF the District committee present
were MeSSf'S. +. l. Moore. ". A. Gordon and John
L. Mitchell The organization was effected bv the
enrolment OF Is members, and the election IL the
following officers: President, William Stewart; vice
presidents. Misses Marian Wheatley. Georgia BAR
rett EuGenia Barber. Bette Jackson. Katie.
Dougal: secretary, Miss Bertha MITCHELL treasurer
William u. Mayfcld, with whom contributions can
be LETT at No 3li. Bridge street, This division en-
poets 20 engage Forrest hall TO give their dinner
there Christmas day.
EAST WASHINGTON
There was meeting OF the Christmas club at
Wallach school building last evening but neither
the superintendent nor any of the teachers Were
present. and all business WAS lett over for another
meeting.
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TIE DYNAMITE CASES IN SCoTLANp.-The names
OF the men brought TO Edinburgh Iro;a Glasgow 10,
tIlal on charge or participation ia the dynamite
outrageS Ia that city are McDermott. Devany. Cal
laghan. McCan, McCulloch, Donally. Kelly. Nc
Cape, Dunn and Casey. IL is alleged against the
prisoners That they are members OF secret 50
clety the object OF which IS TO overthrow the a,l.
tnority OF the queen In ireland. and 10 constyain
parliamentary legislation In regard to Ireland. And
that, acting with Featherstone and Dalton they
consplred to blow up public buildings at Glasgow.
The prisoners pleaded not guilty. During the tes-
tlmony OF one OF the witnesses who said they be-
longed TO secret society and met frequently when
they were Instructed In the use OF dynamite the
prisoners constantly interrupted with such express
slons as Don't tell lies. ''You are most infamous
liar" &c.
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NEW YORK, Dec. 1S-There was quite a scene in
attempt to steal his child from its mother J. Hook,
police officer, is sued by his wife in the supreme
court for divorce on the ground Of cruel treat
ment. The plaintiff also seeks the custody OF her
children. The mother was In the corridor OF the
court house to-day with one of her children, when
the husband seized it from her and attempted to
carry it away. The screams of the woman at
tracted attention and the attempted abduction
was foiled The parties were taken into court
where the judge ordered that the child be returned
to the care OF its mother,
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From the Cumberland News -
The Washington STAB OF MONDAY ~ -
enlarged form for the second time VIM -
wears. The publishers say they nave - =
Improvements necessary TO keep Wv
eettp- in5sx of the growth OF the capital go -
shown by THE STAR. II Is neatly pfin -
edited and most reliably conducted as 70 ~
nsnerNa credit 10 WASHINGTON and valuao1e ~
srtv toits owners. THs STAR Is succcss - -
II deserves % be-and ITS management -
made IL what IL Is are Justly entitieo w
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THE CABINET MEETNG.-An the members Of the
Cabinet were present at the regular meeting today
except Secretary Folger. He was able to go out
riding to-day.
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nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.

nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME DWELLING AND
LOT ON TWENTIETH ,TREET, BETWEEN e
AND STREETS NORTHWE- T.
BY virtue of deed OF trust duly recorded in lber
No 1888 folio 26 ct seq. of the land records OF sa
Washington county. in the District Of Columbia LII
and at the written request of the party secured thereby
We viii sell at public auction: on THURSDAY. the
TWENTIE H DAY OF DECEMBER. A. D. Iss2 at
4:3o O'CLOCK F. A.. i'll front OF the premises all that
certain Piece parcel of land and premises situate and
being n the City of WASHINGTON in the District Of Col
unl@ and known and dis tingushed the ground plat
or plan Of said city and b. ing part Of lot numbered
five l in square numbered hundred and twenty
two Cpd as the is designated the ground plat
of sad city and contained within the following inetes
Doth street west distant twenty FIVE t2 feet north from
the southwest corner Of said lot thence running north
al the line of said Goth street fourteen u4 feet
half % inch thence east hundred and ifty five
Goo feet ten tlO inches To the line said lot
thence with said rear line south fourteen 4) feet one
half 10 inch; rherce west bundled and fifty five
u55} feet tn tlC' inches to the point OF ginning to-
Eether with all the rights easements privileges
purtelances TO the same belonging III any APP
pertaining
Terms: One-third cash: balance in six and twelve
OF trust on promises sold all cash option Of pr-
chaser Conveyancin2 &c at purchasers cost 4 de-
post OF 500 required at time Of sale Ii
are not complied with within days the Trustees
reserve the right to resell the perry the risk and
cost of the defaulng purchaser after five days public
adyertsement of such resale in newspaper pub
hshed in Washington D. C.
dos II 10 Is ls 1890
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NEW YORK, Dec. 1S.-The secretaries OF the Board
OF Home Missions OF the Presbyterian church have
issued statement, In which they say, with regard
to the mission and girls school at Fort Wrangei,
Alaska. that there have been differences TO
methods OF work. and some unpieaSantneSS and
excitement in the school and the town which they
deplOre but that the account sent from San Fran
cisco Saturday last, to Il New York evening paper.
alleging that there has been prostitution In the
school, and OF the missionaries has claimed to
be second Christ. is wholly untrue.
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Terrific Boiler Explosion

PrTsBURa, PA, Dec. 1s.-The boilers in D. P.
Richards Oil refinery on 5lst street. on the line OF
the Allegheny Valley railroad. exploded to-day at
noon with terrific force, scattering the debris In all
Two OF them, named Fisher and West are believed
to be fatally hurt. Others are still lying in the
boiler house, and the extent of their in
juries is not yet known. owing to the
distance. The reports received up to O'Clock are
very meagre. Later intelligence states that men
were injured. The boiler house was demolished
and portion Of one boiler was carried over 100
yards Samuel Henderson and West Roup were
very seriously injured and may probably die.
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Rose Keiser:S Death.

New YORK, Dec. 1S-The inquest over the body
OF Rose E. keiser, the story Of whose shooting Ia
the Windsor hotel was told on Friday last, was held
to-day: George W. Dunno, whose marriage Is SAID
10 be the cause 0f the suicide and In front or whose
7oOm the tragedy occurred, was present Before
the shooting witness heard Miss KeiSer talking In
Mr. DUNES room In a loud and excited manner.
She called him IA loafer and gambler. and told him
he would be sorry for what he had done To her.
After witness heard the shot he entered the hall OF
the room and found Miss keSer lying there dead.
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THE VIRGINIA IyGIsLAvrRy-ybe

TIE VIRGINIA IEGIsLATURR-Ihe house commit.
zee on elections yesterday reported unaI fnousI in
delegates nom Rockingham county and aw ayiino
tnelr seats 10 Gfattsn and souIe democrats. 4 -,
soiuuon was offered 10 the house yesten,ay dinac,-
Ing inquiry as 10 suggestion concern ir,y ,a r0ec
that D. j. Goodwin. OF Soifolz, superft. n .enf snS
director OF the Christian Brotherhood o, Iaat csrs
mas peen guilty OF deceit and corruption. A mi
polotment BY the governor OF comm ss.o,.er y,
nn0 saaes tor each CITY and county IN the STATE VI
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7 T. COLDwELL, Real Estate Auctioneer

7 T. COLDWELL. Real Estate Auctoneer.
Trustees SALE OF A LARGE Two-sToRY BRICK
STABLE ON ALLEY IN SQUARE BOuNDED BY
EF. SECOND AND THIRD STREETS NORTH
BY virtue Of deed OF trust dated July 18th A. D. Il.
1879 duly recorded in Liber No 9lS Folio 2S2 ya
sea- one OF the land records for the Distic. of Co. 4
umbia and at the Of the party secured thereby
we will sell at public auction III front of the premises
on SATURDAY. DFCEMBER TWENTY SECOND
1883 at FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ the following descrii,ed
real estate situate in the city Of Washington District OF
Columbia known and described part of lot numbered
thlrfyone Oh in square numbered nve hundred and
slxty-eght t36e) commencing for the at point
on the west line Of said lot fifty 800 north from the
southwest corner of said lot thence north 10 ,ubc
alley thence along said alley eastwardly thirty 800 feet
thence south to point opposite the point of lgirl.
ming thence westWardly with the line of said aIley TO
the place Of beginning the being improved by
two-story brick stable
Terms 81 800 IN CASH and the balance in six twelve
ana eighteen months with interest at cent per
annnm secured by deed Of trust al! cash option
sale, and all conyeyancing ct purchasers cost Terms
TO be complied with in seven days. otherwise prop-
erty Will be resod at the risk and of the deH,l,ip
purchaser. after five days advertisement in the Eye,
ing Star" newspaper.
MILIAM BECK Trns,aes
dlI-eodSds 1424 New York avenue
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FATAL GAME OF CRooUET-At wooiberry Y
D., yesterday, Rudolph Helm was found guilty of
manslaughter in killing his VIE by kicking her
while they We're playing croquet one SUNDAY sew
eral weeks ago. They were engaged liz the game
on the farm OF neighbor, when 4 disnute arose
over the balls ''kissiDgn and .ic.n licked his wife
inficting injuries which caused her death.
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The Courts.

The Courts.
COURT IN GENERAL TERM
To-day. Moore agt Harrison; on hearing
CIRCUIT COURT-,Judge Macarthur
To-day. Collins aSt Baldwin: Judgment by agree
ment. except protest. Nathan q co. agt. Greenap-
Buckley; death or both parties suggested
EQUITY CoURT-Jtdge Jssaes
To-day, Thompson agt. Arnold: auditors report
ratified. Calnpball agt. Jaeger C. II. DiTenbach
made party defendant Jones agt: Jones: j. b.
tors. allowed to retire Mitchell agt Wroe: testi-
mony ordered taken. Riley agt. Riley; do
certain dispositions suppressed and fund ordered
paid A. A. Birney. Mackall agt- Mackall; on hear
ing.
CHARGED WITH KNOcKING A WOMAN DowN.-In
the Police Court. this morning, John Gray, coored,
was charged with assault. Emma Zell testified
that Will. she was standing On 1879 street last
night, talking to a young man, the defendant
knocked her down and kicked her. The defendant
testified that he intoxicated, and denied str1k-
ing her. He was remanded for sentence.
WHY SHE WANTS A DIVORCE Mary Nolan
caused to be filed to-day a bill for divorce from
Michael Nolan, on the grounds OF neglect and ILL
committing adultery with servant girls employed
by her about two months ago and with one Mary
Buckner.
A CHARGE OF EMBEZzLEMEST NOT SUSTAINED
In the Criminal Court Judge Wylfe9. the trial OF
the case OF VIM. Young on the charge OF embez-
cling 5000 60 from Mrs. Ida Hartng, to-day resulted
in an acquittal
MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-The clerk of the court has
issued marriage licenses to James Young and
Addie sparrow: John james Smith and Lavinia
Washington: John A. Gordon and Sophia L. Car
penter; J. B. Evans and Viola Bu,lefant, both OF
Petersburg. Va; Frederick Z. Shrine, of Philadel-
phia, and Florence Dunlop, OF Henrfco CO., Va; c.
D. Hutchinson, OF Stauhton. Va, and F. l. Douglas
OF Augusta CO., Va; Thomas Armistead EwerS, OF
Richmond. and Lula Adams; Fleming Christine and
Harriet BurgOyne; Benjamin johnson and Minnie
Dickson; George W. Walker ana Lizzie Smith:
Lewis I. Lomack and Sarena A. Camper, both OF
Annapolis, Nd
A Fool TO APPEAL-In the Police Court this
morning Archie Williams, an Old cOOred man. with
soldiers coat on, was charged with having an un-
licensed dog. The court lined him S. and he noted
an appeal. The court remarked that he hoped these
poor men would not be led by their unwise neigh
bOrs into taking an appeal and losing several dol
lars thereby, and that he considered such man
simply fool.
AooUIrTED.-To-day fl the Criminal Court, Judge
Wyiie. VIM Thomas and Robert H. alias Join
Harris We're acquitted Oh the charge OF the grand
larceny OF $3.50 watch from c. C. Htntley Messrs
c. C.. Darlington and L Browning appeared for
defendants. The accused, on being discharged
went TO the Police Court for warrant for Sonny A.
webb, the principal witness against them, for
perjury.
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Combinations To-day.

The Senate in executive session to-day confirmed
the following nominations:
Lawrence Weldon, OF Illinois, to be Judge OF the
Court Of Claims
John R. Tanner, OF Illinois. to be United States
marshal for the southern district of Illinois
Nathaniel P. Banks, Of Massachusetts,, to be
United States marshal for the district Of Massachu-
sets.
the Warm Springs agency, in Oregon.
John W. Scott, Of Kansas, to be Indian agent at
the Ponca, Pawnee, and Otoe agency, in Indian
territory.
Col. Samuel B. Hoabirl, assistant quartermaster
general, to be quartermaster general, with rank of
brigadier general.
John S. TOOker of Michigan, to be secretary OF
Montana
Robinson Locke, Of ohio to be Q. s. consul at
Newcastle.
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer
THIS EVENING,

GREAT HOLIDAY SALE OF UNREDEENIED
~ pLEDGES-Iw will sell for F. SenRer, 737 9TH street
northwest commencing SATCRDA4 DECEMBER
FIFTEENTH, a. HALF-PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK r NJ,
and will continue Every Evening thereafter until De.
ceLIber %.
This sale will consist Of large line of Diamonds,
Ladies and Gents Gold Watches also Silver. Brass and
Nickel Watchfs Gold Silver and Plated Vest Chains:
Gold and Plated Charms aud Lockes. Ear Rings Lace
Pins Bracelets Neck Chains and a very large Variety
Of Plain Gold and Set Rings. In fact of the largest
varieties of Jewelry offered 1T auction. Opera
Glasses: large assortment of fine Clocks Albums,
Books. Bibles Guns Pistols. etc.
Remember thai Il IL 10 the advantage of every pur-
chaser attend this great Holiday Sale before making
their selections OF Nuns presents in the Jewelry line
elsewhere. GC DDS sold without reserve
y B-Persolls holding tickets which the time has
expired please take notice
F. SEIINGER. Broker
49, TN street northwest
WEEKS 4 co. Auctioneers ui2-IOt
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~ Q CURF, No PAY NHIIEHI RST'S CEDAn
* BALSAM is warranted to cure Coughs. Colds C-oaf
Throat and Lung Diseases. six dose. IFs
IT. II not satis 81 rtGrn the empty bottle and get
money hack. sold 10y al Druggists Price 25c. ". =
TEOaIi SON 103 l5ta street ns-tn stu3u
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A Quiet Day in Wall Street.

LINGERING EFFECTS OF TESTERDAT'S DEVELOPMENTS.
NEW YORK, Dec. 1S.-The EreainG Posts financial
article has the following: Some lingering effects OF
yesterdays developments were manifest this morn
Ing In slight further advance in the general mar
het during the first hour Of business Union Pacific
also reacted sharply this morning from extreme
depression Of yesterday, advancing about 1890
O'Clock to 76 or 90 over last night closing prices
Northwestern also advaced z TO 1l9k, burlington
and Quincy e to 122, and ST Paul . 10 961 These
advances were largely the effect OF report circu-
lated late yesterday evening that the troubles in
the Iowa pool had been practically settled, and
that the meeting in Chicago would merely be a
formal ratification OF the settlement. There IS.
however, nothing yet to warrant the belief that the
troubles In the Iowa and Nebraska pools have been
settled. The upward movement OF prices spent
Itself in the first half hour OF business and from
1880 until IL continued feverish and f1uctuatihg.
Notwithstanding the general acknowledgment
that there is very large short interest
yet outstanding in Union Pacific and in The
Northern Pacific and Oregon and Transcontinental
there Was no apparent anxiety this afternoon to
cover, and che total volume OF business was little
over half that OF the same hours yesterday. Union
Pacific and Oregon and Traascontlnental were the
features Of the forenoon. embracing nearly onehalf
OF the business up TO 1890
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TEE MYSTERIOUS WOMAN FROM IRELASD.-It -
thought IN New York that the uiTs si,ous youhfs
woman who came over in the ssrner Tn Gen.
Pr. or on sunday WAS employed py the Land Leag W
at Dublin. and that she Influenced O'Donnell ID
murder Carey She f. woman With very pro
noBncei views upon the irish question That mu q
she does not care 90 conceal She does not app G.
10 be In any distress about money matters. IL i
said that she has acted a. II she were contenIeo
now that some mission had beer achieved
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GALE UNDER A DECREE OF COURT

GALE UNDER DECREE OF COURT
District of Columbia, dated Nov. y. 1888 and a:a
passed in the cause entitled James b Edrnonds ~
against Margaret Kennedy ct al. No. s.7Os on the
Equity docksts OF said court the undersigned Trs-
tees will offer tor sale public auction the
premises the following described real estate at the
tunes and upon the terms. respectively, hereafter
on THURSDAY. DECEMBER TWENTIETH. 1888.
at THREE O'CLOCK P. NJ. all that piece or Parcel OF
Gs the north half in the subdivision the Green
leaf track called Baeys Purchase" and beginning at
stone at the southeast eorne OF B. scagvs land and
thence south els perces the line OF said lot
49, thence north 81 so degrees IS I-rches to the
main road thence north 575 degrees west IL perches;
thence north DIPS minutes west 20 perches thence
north II derees west perches to the line between
y ana - thence with said division line IS gerches to
hrldg. and the improvements consist of small frame
'ouse and stable.
at FOUR O'CLOCK F. M. Lots III llS 119 and loo in
Rapleys subdivision of square 67T These lots front
feet on LIST near street northeast and lot 1T
proved by a two-story Brick Feed Store
IMMEDIATELY AFTER the sale Of the last named
2ToIerty LOIS ~ rs ana ~ OF Harry Ihopson's
North Capitol str ct Lot % is improved by one
coal yard. 49, "
One third il cash and the residue three equal install
ments at six twelve and eighteen months be secured
by the notes of the purchaser bearing from the
DAY OF sale ana reserved hen ON the property Sold
all cash at the option of the purchaser The Trustee
reserve tie right to resell at the risk and the de
taultlnR purchaser where there has been failure his
part TO comply with the terms of sale ten DAYS
after the sal,the sale to be afer three days notice III
the Evening Star newspaper All conyeyancing and re-
cording AT the purchasers cost
JAN. ) II. SAvILLE.
1op FeY s y lev, Lev building; Trustees
Webster Law BuldingJ
THOS BOWLING. Auct d11-dSds
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DRY GOODS.
w. NJ. SHusrEa e Sous

W. NJ SHUSTER a. SONS
HAVE A LARGE STOCK OF THE FOLLOWING
VERY DESIRABLE GOODS,
WHICH THEY OFFER AT NEW YORK PRICES:
coLoRED vELvETs EVERY SHADE.
BLACK vELvETs. ALL QUALITIES TO THE VERY
FINEST extra DE LYON IMPORTED
CHOICE SELECTION OF ELEGANT DINNER
DRESSES. IN PATTERNS "a
BoNNErs. GUINETs AND oIRAuD'S BLACK
SILKS
coLORED GRos GRAINS AND RADzrMERs.
B ACK RADZIMER. ALL QUALITIES
VERY LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK or EVEN.
ING SILKS, sATINS, RADZIMERs, OTTOMANs,
Pushes AND ILLUSIONS. IN ALL THE NEW
COLORS.
ELEGANT DRESS FRONTS IN GREAT VARIETY.
cAsHMEREs AND cAMELs HAIR IN EVENING
SHADES.
BRoADCLoTHs AND TRICoT. IN NEW sHApEs
ELEGANT STOCK OF CHOICE P1ArDs.
SILK HOSIERY. IN GREAT VARIETY. FROM n so
TO $500 PER PAIR. ALL COLORS
TURKISH TABLE COVERS.
ELDER DOWN SPREADS
FINE BLANKETS AND TABLE LINENS AND A
COMPLETE STOCK OF CLOAKS. IN ALL THE
NEW SHAPES. MADE OF THE BEST MATE.
RAILS AND IN THE BEST MANNER.
CLOTH SILK PLUSH, sc.
CAMEI'S HAIR sHAwLs. IN GREAT VARIETY,
FROM $500 TO $4,000; CHOICE STOCK
ONE PRICE
W. II. SINISTER SONS
9l9 Pennsylvania avenue
NB.-THE BEST rs THE CHEAPEST. dis