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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-24
Alexandria Affairs.


CITY COUSCIL--The board OF aldermen met last
night In regular session. President DownhaIn and
Aldermen Moor, Marbury. Smoot and Herbert were
present. owing TO the illness OF some members OF
been held, and the business OF the board consist ed
entirely In ordering the payment OF certain election
bills. The common council found itself without a
quorum half an hour alter time OF meeting and
under the rules. meets again to- night
CBRIsTMAS.-The life OF the community here now
runs In Christmas channels The suspension busl.
ness on tomorrow Will be absolute, except In such
pursuits as contribute to the comfort OF the inner
man. The church services will be held as usual
ST. Mary'S church, however holding the first ser,
vice at O'Clock in the morning. instead OF earlier
suspended to give ell employees a chance to keep
Christmas. The Reform club rooms. with hot
coffee, etc., Will be open all day.
POLICE REpoRIs-There was one prisoner and
nine rodgers at the station house this morning
The prisoner was Rubin Washington, coIored. ar
rested by Captain Webster and Lieut. Smith:
Charge breaking into and robbing the hen house of
ThoS- Walsh. Of Fairfax county.
NorEs.-AGdie g. Walr, one OF the teachers of
the cosored public schools, was married last night
TO Geo. w. Cole, OF PittSburg, at Roberts chaDel
c on Mssnng5on street tnrong Of the principal
Capt Jere Robb. well-known Alexandria fisher.
man. died or rheumatism OF the heart Monday
night at Coles Point, on the lower Potomac His
BODY was brought here this morning-The
teachers OF the public schools were paid on this
mornilg.-Wm. II. Smith, OF the First National
bank injured himself severely yesterday by falling
ice is being cut TO day the Alexandra canal for
storage In the Ice houses Of that vicinity.-John
l. freeory, or Alexandria county, has been chosen
ASSESSOR ior JEFFERSON district OF Aiexandria-The
vacant lot l2s by los feet on the corner of Came
ron and Columbus Streets opposite Christ church.
has been purchased by Mr.. Geo L. Simpson al
900, and ne WIN erect nne dwelling there next
year.-The county court has adjourned until sat
urday next-The mayor has sent VIM. Bird. a
tramp, away from the city.
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FIRsr CLEARING SALE
OF THE ASoN.
4 l N G'S p A L AC E.
sl4 SEVENTH STREET.

Fifty thousand Dollars worth of Childrene and Ladies
Cioaks and Millinery to be closed out We have
to the wise conclusion in order TO money all in
need OF HOLIDAY PRESENTS that useful as well -
practical to reduce our extensive stock Of Mil merry and
Ciosks at this early stage Of the and this
our First Clearing Sale expect sweep the entire
stock ut prices that will insure q ready sale
WE OFFER FOLLOWING GOODS:
800 Chdren's Coat and Hsvelock ages T. 6s 10 10 "a
and l6 years At - 80 So ASS Sc 400 Misses Newman
kefs leading SHADES. most stylish and nice from age
to 10 years. at S4 IS, s.. 81 and Sl0 loo IAdiss
Wraps IN Diagonal. Ottoman. Scillan. Silk Brocsded
and Beaver, Berlin Twilled with AstrAchan and Fur
TRIMMINGS III Russian Circulars Newmarkets and Dol
mans Jackets at 81. Sc, s.. S. 50 and So the very
best aud finest from $40 TO $40 worth s25 10 sac
Extraordinary bargains in Plush Wraps We will soll
an elegant Plush Coat at s23 worth S35 elegant Plush
Coat AZ $40 worth $40 elegant Plush Coat at $50 worth
$50 There are only left IS OF the Plush Coats 10 be
slaughtered S25000 worth of Millinery are bound TO
be sold Remember now is your chance 3Oo0 elegant
and stylish Felt Hats in all the leading shapes and de.
sirable colors, at 5c 81 3 Is and 81 so Birds Pumcs
Tips and Wings of the latest importations Ribbons
Nevets. Neveteens I'D Gloves and Corsets and other
articles in the Millinery and fancy line.
GIVE Us CALL BEFORE PURCHASING.
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Affairs in West wasbInu,on.

TuB DEATH OF AN AGED LADY.-Mrs. Florence
Murray, aged 90 years. mother OF Mrs. John Mar
bury, died early this morning at her son-in-laws
residence, On Georgetown heights.
FUSERAI.-The funeral OF Miss Hadde Beal
took place this afternoon from the PRESBYTERIAN
church, the Rev. Dr. Fullerton officiating. Messrs
Leetch, Blunden, Curtis, Brace, Mayfield and
shoemaker acted as pal-bearers. large concourse
OF friends followed the remains TO Oak Hill Gene
terry.
XMAS FEsTIvAL-The Christmas festival for the
children OF the Industrial Home school viii be held
on Friday next, at p. M, at the home, above
Georgetown. Mrs. II. ". Blackford, with other
ladies, have made these past festivals a success
There are IS children In this school-Inae and re-
male.
PERsoSAL-Mr. Warren E. Plckrell left last night
for kearney, Neb, where he win engage tn the
real estate business.
The CUMBERLAND Coal TRApE.-The shipments
from the mines OF the Cumberland coal region TOR
inc week ending Saturday, December 20, were
33O6lS tons, and the total shipments for the year
To that date 2,s02 30l tonS-an increase OF 352 53
tons as compared with the corresponding period OF
1882 The shipments TO the Chesapeake and Ohio
canal company were 1876 tons for the week and
the year 345 8S 09 tOnSa decrease OF 3S5 343 tons
as compared with last year.
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William Henry Charming Dead.

CAREBR Or THE NOTED UNITARIAN MINIsTER-HIs
PAsT0RSHIP IN WASHINGTON.
A cable dispatch announces the death, In Lon
don, OF William Henry Claiming, the well-known
Unitarian minister and author. He was bora in
Boston, May 10, 1910, and his early education was
received at an academy in Lancaster, Mass, and at
the Boston Latin school. He graduated at Harvard
college In 1929 end NJ The Cambridge divinity school
IN 1873. and was ordained at Cincinnati In 1895. He
was pastor OF several religious societies In Amer
lea. and in 1857 he succeeded James Mortineau as
minister OF the H0pe-Street Unitarian chapel in
Liverpool. England. He returned TO this country
soon after the outbreak OF the civil war and for
time was located here in Washington as pastor Of
the Unitarian church For years he was promi-
nent in the SOclaliotic movement editing "The
Present" and 1.-The Harbinger." In 1S4S he was
president OF the Boston Union OF AssociationiSts.
he was intimately connected with the press for
many years as editor and contributor. He trans
lated Jounray's Ethics and wrote the memoirs of
William Elery Claiming, OF Rev. James II. Per-
kins and in conjunction with Emerson and Clarke
the memoirs OF Margaret Fuller OSsOll. He also
wrote work on '''The Christian Church and Social
Reform and in 1S69-70 he delivered a course of
lectures In Boston. For some years past he re-
sided In London,
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indictments by she Grand .ur,.

The grand jury to-day returned Indictments
against the following persons:
John F. Cornell, forgery; James Queen, man
slaughter; VIM. Thompson and W. F. Hunting,
alias Charles Matthews. alias Roxey Ross, house.
breaking in night, and second oense petit larceny;
OscarJackson and John Evans, alias John Much alias
Nuth HOUSEKEEPING In night; John Evans, same
OffenSe; Robert Corbin, assault with intent to KILL
Burrill Carter. do; Samuel Lee and VIM Robinson
and Fletcher Loane. alias Lowe, houSebreaking In
night: Henry Fletcher. do; James jackson, larceny
from the person; John Z. Donnelly, larceny and
hOTSe-Stealing.
The charge against VIM Baker for embezzlement
was ignored.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
CHR1srmAs SUPPLIES

CHRISTMAS SupPL1Es
Be THE TON.
CANDY-2000lb lbs Pure French Creams
500 lbs. Pure Chocolate Creama
500 lbs. Pure Bon -Bons
800 lbs. Pure SuSared Burnt AlmondA
300 lbs. Pure Caralnels all davors
.oO0 lbs. Pure Drops and Balls.
900 lbs. Pure Broken Candy.
1000 lbs. Pure Gum Drops
RAISINS-Selected Sultanas no seeds
Selected Largo Loose MuscateI
Extra Larcc Onduras
Choice Valencia
Selected Clusters, for table
Extra Select Flat Cartoons.
CITRON, &c.-New LeghGrn Citrou
New Orange Peel.
New Lemon Peel.
New Zantee Currauts.
New lrunelles.
New Dates
Big Fat Figs
Choice Layer Dates
NUTS-Genuine Princess PAPER Shell Alnonda
Genuine Lanyuada Almonds
Shelled Almonds
Genuine Naples Walnuts
French Walnuts.
New Brazil Nuts
Large Filberts. Best Pecan Nuts
Shell Bark Hickory Nuts to arrive soon.
Sweet Cider. Pop Corn, Plum Pudding
Homemade Muce Nest.
Vermont Dairy Butter in small whitewood Paila
Stem Cut Florida Oranges
Malaga Grapes and numerous other seasonabes ct our
BIG NEW STORE
ELPHONZO YOUNGS.
428 9th street. between D and E.
d1S-2w Washington DC
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KINGS PALACE.
GRE AT TOY BAZAAR
HANDSOME HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Sl4 SEVENTH STREET.

Nelociredes and Tricycles.
Doh Carriages Of every kind.
Boys Nagons in large var ETY..
Sleighs and Clipper Sheds.
Dolls of every possible size, kind
and style. from lc. e. sis.
Steam Fire Engines, Steam Pro-
pellrrs. steam Locomotives, Steam
EneiHes, Electric Toys.
Magic Lanterns.
Mechanical Toys of every kind
Patent Rocking Horses.
Games and Puzzles.
Building and Alphabet Blocks and
thousands of other Toys. ranging
from DC. up.
Pine Plush Work Boxes. Toilet
Cases, Collar and Gun Boxes. Shaw
ing Sets. Glove aud Handkerchief
Boxes. Manicure Sets, Smoking Sets.
Odor Gases. Jewel Boxes. lime Cut
glass Mirrors. Plush Albums, Auto
graph Albums, &c., &c.
silyer-plated Card Stands, Fruit
Stands, Pickle Stands. Sets of 1es-
spoons in cases, Table Spoons in
cases, Knives in csser, Fine Napkin
Rings, Butter Dishes. Casters Of
svery Kind. Sugars. creams. spoon.
holders, &c-, &c &c.
-
Scrap Baskets. Lunch Baskets, Work
stands, shopping Baskets. &c. &c.
Sc
Gold Cabinet Frames. Plush Csha-
net Frames. Gilt, q IL and Plush
Ebony. Oak. Walnut aud other lie.
ture Frames In large variety. at very
low prices.
Fine Imported Oil Chromos %
Oleographs.
Fine oil Paintings and Enersv.
tngs, Nery handsome and very low in
price.
ladies' Leather Bays. in immense
variety, beautiful styles and very
cheap.
Ladies Plush Bags. lovely sooda
from 99c. up.
ladies', Gents and Childrens
Wallets, Purses and Pocket6ooks in
every style.
Gents Travelling and Toilet Cases,
Fine Inlaid and Fancy Wood Desks
and Workboxes.
Pearl Poke; Knives, Boys Knives,
Fine Cigar Cases, MeeTshaum Cigar
Holders, NeerSschaum Pipes.
Brass Bird Cages, from 99c. up.
Fine Wine Sets. Inkstands. Pape1
Weights. Thermometers, &C.
Fine japanese Trays, WorkboxeG
Glove anu Handkerchief Boxes. Cab
nets. Card Cases.
Tobacco Boxes and Curios.
Hand and Toilet Mirrors, Brushes
Of every style. kind ami size: Combl
OF every size.
Books for children of all kinds aud
for all aReS. Jules Nerne's Work.
SEC. Lovely Picture Books.
Cbildren's Desks. from 99c. up
Toy Chairs Cradles and Rx.ds4aada
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Christmn, DaY al fine Post Office.

Postmaster COnger to-day issued the following
general order: 1.-The several divisions In the city
post Office will be kept open for the transaction OF
business for the public on Christmas and Sew
Years day until noon. At that hour the registry
and mODey-order divisions VIII be closed to the
public at the main Office and in the several branch
stations. superintendent may arrange such FUR
lOugh5 FOR the day for employees i'll their respective
divisions as in their Judgment Will not interfere
with the necessary work OF the office. The follow
Ing delivery by carriers Will be made: The first at
.0 a. H., with the usual collections for that hour.
Thc collection for the afternoon Will be the same as
usually made on Sunday. The carriers window
VIII 0e open from SIX 70 seven p. M
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The jackson Democrats.

ARRANGEMENTS MADE FOR TEE BANQUET on THE
STH INSTANT.
The jackson Democratic Association held a regu-
lar meeting last evening at Cosmopolitan hall
Mr. j. Z. Norris, president Mr. \. Sardo, secretary,
and Mr.. G. 7. Stewart, financial secretary. Not
outstanding the inclemency Of the weather there
was large attendance.
Mr.. r. s. Davis from the committee to confer
with the national committee on the inauguration
reported that the national committee had delegated
Its powers to local committee. After seeing 4
number OF the members of the local body the COM
mittee had come TO the conclusion that they had
nothing TO do, and asked to be discharged The
request was granted.
DR.. Allen reported from the committee on ban
quet, that 1t would be held Immediately after the
adjournment or the mass meeting at Masonic tenn
pie. January Sth 1t would be given at the National
hotel, and probably the hour Will be 10 TO 1890
Mr. Newmyer offered resolution, which was
adopted inviting all democratic associations OF the
District TO join in the celebration on January Sth
Several offers Tor furnishing music on March Sd
and 4th were read and referred to the executive
committee.
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The Courts.
COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
Keyser VS.. HitZ; Judgment below affirmed.

hCS SCI Vs. f1itL, HE'LL OclOW alllIuPu
EQUITY COURT-Judoe Cor.
Yesterday, Washington Washington: appear
ance ordered. Walker VS.. Walker: testimony Or
dered taken Crawford vs. Squier; reference to a,l-
ditor ordered. Beach VS.. Farnham: auditors re-
port finally ratified. Kendrick Kendrick; order
appointing ID. r. kendrck guardian ad litem. Ken
dr. vs. Rogers; restraining order issued DOwnham
Kelly; reference TO the auditor TO state
account
To-day, O'Hare agt Mclaughlin; sale ratified
and reference TO auditor. Clarke agt. Walter; refer
ence TO auditor. Boyer agt Hunt; Sale ordered and
VIM. Twombly appointed trustee to SELL Isher-
wood agt Haley; trustee ordered to pay fund TO
guardian. Zug agt. Bailey; auditors report con-
frmed and payment ordered. Bartlett agt. Little
ford; appearance ordered. Miller agt. Hopkins;
decree OF 22d amended Adjourned to Friday.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Jnd1e Hdgner.
Yesterday, Proctor agt. Temple ct al; verdict for
plaintiff; one cent damages.
CRIMINAL CoURT-JudGe FWfe
To-day, o. *. Harris. libel; c. d. Gilmore do and
Alex de HOl0wSkt, rape deaths of defendants su2-
gested, and cases abated. John d. Cholar and E.
d. Mason, grand larceny, and s. G. Young, embez-
Element, nolle pros
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The Fire This Morning.
EXPRESS STABLES BURNED THREE DwELLIS


HOUSES DAMAGED.
ABOUT 2:15 o'clock this morning an alarm was
turned in from box 4l2 by Oncer Turnburke for fire
discovered in the stables OF Sprfngman Bros Ex-
press. on Maryland avenue, between 9Th and nth
streets southwest. The fire department responded
promptly, but could not save the building, which
was 4 frame structure containing much infiamma-
bIe material Nearly all the harness and much Of
the TunDins-gear were destroyed, with TWO valu-
able horses Twelve horses escaped. The loss Is
estimated e. 900 to IS eco There was no Insurance
he fire spread TO dwelling houses 614 62 and ga.
all OF which were slightly damaged.
The Sprtngmans' estimate their loss at about
$4,000. about half OF 1t being the wagons and
har
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
Mosr SENSIBLE Hor1DAr Grr.
LADIES' AND cHILpRENs WRAPS
AZ p.y-p,

The following styles have been reduced to give our
patrons chance TO select what term "a sens-
BILE holiday Gift" at q very reasonable price:
HOLIDAY REDUCTIONS,
Style Ladies' viste" of fines. hrocade silk old
gold and black combination with Chenille fringe to
match reduced from S4S to S1
Style 2-IAdies ysite Of elegant damassee silk with
FUR trimming. reduced from SO to SIS
Style 3-Ladies' English Walking Coats heavily
braided front and back made from best of Berlin twill
cloth. reduced from SO to 81.
Style 4-Russisu Circulars in all latest shades trim
med with astrackan down front ana collar, reduced
from SIS to 80
Style 5.-Ladies' Silk Dslaassee Doimans with fur
trimming and handsomely lined, reduced from $50 to
SOL
Our S4s Seal Plush Coat AZ inches long reduced to
SIS.
discount of % per cent all Fur lined Circulars
Misses Havelocks of Atwood cloth at SO for years
Newmarkets. Of Berlin twill cloth. astracxan
collar and cuffs, at $50 for 10 years.
NURSES CAPS ard APRONS reduced to lsc
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THE ATTENTION OF the public IS called 10
the immense variety OF useful holiday presents
contained In the mammoth establishment Of ". T..
Moses & son, corner 18th and r streets northwest
The public Is cordially invited 10 call and inspect
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Amusemens., ETC.. Tonight,

Amusements. ETC.. Tonight.
NATIONAL 1HEATER--"The Private Secretary
ALBAUGH'S OPERA HoCSE-"Youth.'
FORD'S OPERA HoCsE.-CarletOn opera Company
In 'The Drum Majors Daughter"
HERzoG's MUsEUM-Jenny kimbalrs Opera Com
pany In ''The Mascot"
THEATER CoAIoUE--Ida Siddon's Combination
DIhE MUsEUM.-"Fun In a Toy Shop" and curios-
tiles
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BLACK BRocApE SILK.
VELVET PLUSH.


HANDSOME DESIGN.
Every yard is worth So 50; reduced to S150
BEAUTIFUL CASHMERE SERGES. very fine quality.
ali colors Brown, Blue Green and Garnet. II yards
for 81. Every yard is worth &c.
COLORED B. OCADE SILK VELvETS, reduced to 81
Every yard is worth 81 80.
The largest size Fine WHITE WOOL BLANKETS re.
duced 10 50.
LADIES' CLOTH SUITING. in Gray and Brown one
y2rd and a half wide Immense width), reduced to
3l54c. Every yard is worth t21Ec.
COLORED SILK PI4USuES, S. so.
Excellent quality BLACK SILKS reduced to ST. Every
yard Is worth Sl.25.
Excellent quality COLORED SILKS reduced to 75c.
Every yard is worth 81.
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS 81
HEAVY BED COMFORTS ST..
BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK pure linen Soc
SERGE CASHMERES. vide double width, fpure wool
real value 5)c.. reduced to 81 &c
Finest quality sURhH CAsHMEREs. nearly one yard
and half wide Immense width pure wool, re-
duced to 75c. Every yard is worth SIPS
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A DECISION IN FAVOR OF Mrs. HrTZ.-The case
OF b. T. keySer receiver OF the German American "a
tiOna1 bank, against Jane C. HitZ was decided yes
terday in the Court OF General Term In favor OF Mrs
Hitz- This cause has been twice tried before Jury
and each time resulted In Mrs. Hits favor The
receiver sued Mrs. HitZ as the owner OF $50 900
worth OF stock OF the bank, and sought to make
her liable for the debts OF the bank.
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FUssEIL's Ice CREAM and charlotte russo, fil
line OF MaillardS candies. fruit cakes. pound cakes
iellfeS, mince pies and every nice thing for Christ
mas, at FuSSelrS, AZ New York avenue.
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APPLET0SS ENCYCLOPEDTtS FOR 4 CHRISTMAS
PRESENT.-t+et the best edition now, when they
can De purchased on such terms as advertised in
the ''FOr Miscellaneous column OF this paper
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WEATHER STRIPS, 81s sth street northwest

TAKE LOOK IN Beck'S billiard AMI pool room
631 Louisiana avenue and 63J ID street. Every thin
new and reInOielsl.
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HANDsOME.-Buy Ceres. the handsomest Mime
sofa patent flour earth. and you will have a
happy Christmas, because you win have snow
white bread rolls and biscuits
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The COGswELL FOUNTAIN In this city is described
By the Buffalo Express as "a nightmare in pot
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OUR CHRISTMAS GIFT.--An elegant lSx2i steel
Engraving presented to every Purchaser at dahns
Shoe House, S16 7th street and 1922 Pennsylvania
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TAP WealflPr.
OFFICE or THE CHEZ SIGNAL, OFFICER
gAsHINGInN. ID. G.. Decambar u ISL 10 q N

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. December ~ 1884. 10 an
For the middle Atlantic states, cloudy weather.
With snow and rain: east TO south winds, shifting
70 westerly; higher followed by lower temperature.
For Thursday, cloudy weather and snow or rain,
followed by clearing weather are Indicated for the
middle Atlantic and south Atlantic states ana the
Ohio valley and Tennessee. with highe followed by
slight fall IN temperature. Cloudy weather and
snow, with higher temperature, Is Indicated for
New England
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LANsBuRGH BRorHERs'
MAMMOTH ESTABLISHMENT
HOLIDAY ARRAY.
WHAT TO BUY AND WHAT TO PAY.
FEW HINTS TO PROSPECTING HOLIDAY
PURCHASERS
On our main floor have arranged on sale the most
wonderful selections of Artistic Creations from Paris
Berlin Vienna. and New York.
FANCY WORK BOXES. lined in Crimson. Peacock,
Old Gold and Give.
SILK UMBRELLAS with fine Ivory and Carved
Handles Of unique design
A LIGAToR and JAPANESE sATcHELs and HAND
BAGS.
Magnificent display of Turkish. Morocco and Russian
Pocketbooks, Cigar Cases and Shaving Sets.
ladies' and Gentlemen's Travelling Cases in Leather
and Pushes.
PIANO COVERS. TABLE COVERS and scARFs.
especially selected for our great Christmas Sale
~
Gentiemen's Scarfs lies Embroidered Suspenders
SILK Muflers Handkerchiefs in every conceivable
quality and design
Our great Book Department. which immense
success when first organized has reached stupen-
dous proportions.
Why pay $3.50 for Book at other places. when we
sell the same at S115s
Why buy Set Of Books for s24 when go 80 will buy
it at our houses
ON THE MAIN AISLE
the display is beautiful. Toilet Cases. Cologne Cases.
BisQue Ornaments Plush Scarfs. Tides, Lace Pins
Bangles Bracelets and Earrings, Hosiery for Ladies
and Gentlemen in all its gorgeous hues be bought
at reasonable prices.
TO THE RIGHT OF MAIN AISLE
DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS
All-wool French Shoodas. English and French Cash
meres Bison Cloths, Drap Cassilner. Tricotines and
Wool Ottorians
SILKS! SILKS! sILKsI
vELvETs, vELvETsl
Have you ever passed through this Department, We
pride ourselves especially upon its com pleteness
ONE WORD BEFORE CLOSING: Do not forget
that you will save money in your purchases by buying
from
LANSBURGH & BRO,
l20 <22 424 AND 496
dill SEVENTH STREET
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TAUNTON SILvERwARE SALE.-The sale OF silver
ware, bronZes and mantel clocks at the salesroom
OF Walter b. Williams Co., 10Th and Pennsyl-
yana avenue, at 730 this PIN. Offers great induce
ments to those In search Of rich and elegant pres
entS.
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The PUBLIC will please take notice of my fine
lot Of wines, liquors and cordials, which have
on hand Tor the holiday trade, and guaranteed
west
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THOSE who are eating heavy dinners about hOli-
day times should WASH IL down with DuHyS Malt
whisky diluted with water TwO-thirIS water and
one-third whisky, making drink that no wine can
equal Try it,
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PLEASE call and buy at MOrTell & Co.'S wholesale
and retail cigar depot "a 9th ST. W, bet. and
stS for holiday presents. p tine cigars box soc.
TO 81 full line OF smokers articles constantly on
hand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-24

GREAT BARGAINS In Christmas cards and novel
ties at S2S street. f. b. Duyal, proprietor.
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GREAT BARGAINS In Christmas cards and move
ties at 92s street. Z. b. Duval, proprietor.