The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-12-13
LOCAL MENTION.


PURCHASERS OF holiday goods should pay an early
visit 20 the establishment OF Mr. w. II. Morrison
AIS Pennsylvania avenue and see the array OF hand.
some and useful articles he has laid in especially fol
this occasion, which embraces one OF the finest "a.
sentiments OF holiday goods in this city, consisting OF
gf books OF every description; full line OF poets in
all styles OF bindings standard novels, separate OF
in sets; photograph and autograph albums religious
books, family Bibles prayer books, juvenile books,
higpicture books, and games. Christmas cards at
lowest prices from all the leading manufactures.
Novelties in brass, bsQue and bronze, and Japanese
goods There Will also be found at Morrlsons 5, 10,
IS so, and % cent counters, where more unpreten.
tous articles can be purchased.
FIN. BUCKINGHAM, the established ana reliable
fine confeciioner, 1928 Pennsylvania avenue is get
ting, as usual, and immense share of the holiday
trade, in addition TO his steady run OF custom. This
10 TO be expected, because all OF Bucklnghams can
dies are OF his own manufacture, and being strictly
pure, have established reputation which makes
them welcome. everywhere buckingham is a
household word In Washington. He announces
Christmas mixtures from sixty cents TO fifteen cents
pound, aud invites church and school orders. The
conserved fruit and choice candy at this house can
add TO the sweets of this popular establishment.
THE stores are putting on their holiday attire and
are Just as handsome as they can he. one that at
tracts particular attention by its elegant array of
holiday goods is the magnificent establishment Of
sylvania avenue. The goods exhibited here consist
only of the very best, and handsome present can
lie selected either sweetheart Vile, husband,
or friend, something that viii please either the
young old. These goods consist of Cologpes, ex-
tracts, cut bottles, fancy cases. ne manicure goods.
and many other articles, any one of which would
make present that could not fail to please both the
doner and the one receiving. Before making your
purchases visit Drews
woRKMES have been very busy for months past
hitting up the building al the corner of Eleventh and
PENNSYLVANIA avenue, or that portion over Bren.
tano's book store, for the new Photographic studio
OF Messrs. Prince Cudlip. The upper stories have
been completely transformed, and the appearance
prediction that the studio and gallery will be the
equal of any in the country. Every new and i'm
proved patented camera, rs well as the necessary
equipments thereof have been secured, and, as the
two gentlemen are old and experienced photogra-
piers, nothing but 1rst-class work will be turned
out. Call and inspect on Tuesday. Entrance
through Brentanos.
j. LoRrSG wHlT1rNGTos, 1921 Pennsylvania avenue,
has unquestionably the finest display of Christmas
and New Years cards of every description. lie
also has an elegant line OF prayer-books, hymnas,
photograph and autograph albums, gift books,
chidrens books. pictures, frames fancy articles in
plush, Russia leather olive wood, bronze. ivory and
brass; imported brc-a-brac OF every description,
playing cards, pocket-kniyes, gold pens, pencils,
pocEetbooks card cases, cigar and cigarette cases.
All goods marked in plain figures. He also makes a
specially OF card and wedding engraving, and al
ways has on hand the very latest stationery in note
papers and cards for polite correspondence.
The establishment of Fred. A. Schmidt at 50I
Ninth street, has made an undoubted hit and estab-
lisned reputation second to none as an emporium
for all kinds OF artists materials, fine brushes, and
colors, mathematical instruments, and drawing
paper. Such place was very much needed here 10
meet the growing taste for art in all its branches
amateurs. MIR. Schmidt makes specially OF all
requisites for drawing, painting, decorating, and
repousse work, and also OF books on building and
engineering.
HAVE you been to Rupert's, 4O5 Seventh street, to
inspect his magnificent stock OF goods for Christ
mas? III not, you should go there and see the
superb stock of holiday goods he will show you.
beautiful goods especially for the holiday season is
display almost bewlderng in its beauty. Every
thing for the little ones that heart can desire will be
found there. present for your wife, daughter, or
son, husband, mother or father, can easily be Sc
lected there, and one that viii be appreciated.
1T is sad state of affairs, but one that neverthe.
less exists, and the prudent person will take advan-
tage OF the opportunity offered 10 lay in supply OF
Christmas presents for one half what the same goods
can be purchased for elsewhere. We refer, of
course, 10 the condition OF j. Brad Adams, who has
been pronounced to be crazy, and it is said the
mania will be on him for the next two weeks, during
which time he will virtually give his goods away.
word 10 the wise is sufficient.
SENSIBLE and desirable Christmas presents at
Kings Palace, sli Seventh street. Elegant silk
handkerchiefs and mufflers at Soc, 15c and 81 2
silk plush coats at $40 and s25 silk plush visltes Of
SIS, $50, and SIS; lace goods, chdrens plush hoods
worsted caps and sacks lovely tips at 5c. per bunch
large assortment of ladies', misses and children g
coats IS per cent less than market value; BIRDS hats
wings, flowers, and velvets at Strengthening prices
Kings Palace.
AUcTIoEEER WILLIAMS will tomorrow sell at SOC
street available collection of household furniture
and other household effects. See advertisement
on Tuesday, at his saes-rooms, Tenth street and
Pennsylvania avenue, by order of the Taunton Sill
sale Of nne triple silver-paed ware, Rogerss table
cutlery, mante clocks, bronzes, and ornaments For
further particulars see advertisement.
No BETTER holiday present for your husband, son,
or brother can be selected than a half dozen OF
Keeps fine dress shirts, which are sold for &c. 81 So
and 50 by Mr.. c. p. Burdette, 49I Seventh street
There will also be found at this establishment an
endless supply Of handsome and useful articles of
dress. any one OF which would make a present that
would be appreciated.
EVERYTHING choice and new in dinner and tea
sets, from the best French and English manufac.
turers, together with full variety of decorated
glass and china ware and other goods, can be found
Pennsylvania avenue. Persons desiring TO make
presents should make note OF this.
A CHOICE and elegant line of Christmas presents
will be found at WhitaSer's, HOS Pennsylvania
avenue. The stock of beautiful aud seasonabe arti-
ciated The finest goods in the city TO select from,
all Of which will be sold at lowest prices Will no
doubt crowd Whitaker's this week
oRIoLg POOL" the new invention of q fteen-ball
pool, Is one of the leading attractions at thebard
parlors OF our friend Scanlon, 4i5 Ninth street. The
game is greatly enjoyed by all who have played il,
pronouncing 1t superior to the old one Every table
mas undergonerepa while new ballsand cues have
been added.
RAH FOR CHRIsTMAs. and don't fail to call and
see the paintings, engravlDgs etchngs pastel paint
ngs, frames ready-made and made 10 order, Christ
mas cards, whlsk holders, bisque figures, albums
easels etc., etc., at veerhoG IS GIG and All Seventh
street.
THE Post Combination Sewing Machine is the
cheapest and best. All know the lock-stltch ma
chimes are good-some say the chain-siltch are
better; but the above machine, being both in one
must be the best. ONCE, 62T Louisiana avenue.
NINE. A. HAMILTON, of 243 West Forty.fourth
street, New York, is announced 10 be here during
take orders for hne dressmaging. Notice OF loca-
ton will be given later.
WE invite special attention this morning 10 the
advertisement Of Mr.. L. c. Davis Ii9 Market Space,
in which Will be fonnd enumerated a large variety
OF handsome articles from which 10 select holiday
presents.
ROYAL coPPER ORNAMENTS aud Mikado jewelry,
entirely new, elegant, and reasonable, at Moore a
Leding's, jewelers., 100 Pennsylvania avenue.
TISSUE AND FANCY PAPER, scrap pictures, Xmas
cards, Japanese goods, etc. j. Jay Gould, 42i Ninth
street.
EXCELSIOR Tugoo-RussIAE BATHS, established
lsIi sos street northwest, admirable FOR health
and cleanliness
Look Out
For bargains in clothing, at Eiseman Bros, cor 7th
and Il.
GENERAL FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
LONDON. Dec. l2.-Mr. Herbert Gladstone, son of
the ex-Premier, has written letter, in which he
separation OF Ireland from Great Britain. But n
1ve-sxths OF the Irish people desire parliament in
Dublin 10 manage local affairs, In the name OF JUS
tice and wisdom, let them have 1t.
BERLIN, Dec. l2.-Emperor William to-day
granted special audience 10 Tew1k Pasha, the new
Turkish Ambassador TO Berlin The Ambassador
was afterward presented to the Empress Augusta
VIENNA, Dec. l2.-The military commission 10 es-
tablish the line OF separation between Serva and
Bulgaria will consist Of the military attaches OF The
Russian, German, and italian embassies at Vienna
and an Austrian staff ofacer.
CHARKoFT, RUSSIA, Dec. l2.-Madame Pauline
Lucca, who has been taking concert tour In Russia
ID seriously III in this city
PARIS, Dec. i2.-The Countess Of Chambord Is III.