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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW NATIONAL THEArER
AMBERas
NEW YORK ITALIA OPERA COMPANY.
THIS "WEDNESDAY EVENING.
The Popular opera.
THE BLACK HUssAR
fr1asS ys
SATURDAY M.tinec. snon
SATURDAY Evening Trumpeter Of sseckinsep
Among the Principals. arr Selma Kronold Emmy
E Ms LUCE LUBE 9 kaSns s,ss s.ss and shD'
Grand Chorus and Orchestra
Paul Steindern orrhestn Leader
Next week-THE INIMrTAbLE Lolita
Sale of seats will commence o-lnorrow morning DIS
social NTH LUNCH AND SUPPER I'm
and viii continue each day this corner Of
Lunch f rom IL to >; supper r from toll.
Prices reasonable.
Season tickets Is cents. dl5-3ts
VNHE ENIGMA OF THE 18TH CENTURY.
FAREWELL RECEPTION EXTRAORDINARILY,
In response the innumerable and urrnt .olicita
tons OF prominent Wsshinetonisns. and consequence
spb,sc, o. Thought reading now being earned On n
the daily press. Mr..
WASHINGTON
BISHOP.
First and World Eminent Demonstration Of the Pie
nomenal Power OF
THOUGHT READING.
Has consented 70 give st
MASONIC TEMPLE
TUESDAY EvENING, DECEMBER 2l. 1885. AT Q
O'CLOCK
public ers%plinc.tion Of hi. talents. which
| retirement from public life.
THE MIMI Spt Ns MI R!S .Sa II. hIs Traced
emli'ied with the cooperation of their Imperian MAJ
ri.s NAMES sns FFEf 4
with Her Majesty the Queen Of Roumania and her
CONCEALED DOCUMENTS DISCOVERED. erem.
pinned with HIS Majesty the King of Norway aud s~e-
TRANSMISSION OF. MELODY FROM MIND 10
AMrkDER TABllEAUX Ms e-enacted with the Rus
KE lle And tifMM t,sSrNARY srrrrRrSas LOCAL.
ItD, ILLUSTRATED with HIS ROYAL Hishness the Prince
p ftER EBrTy NS u ESEFIsS LANGUAGES
with Their Ms,esties the Queen of Greece aud Rou-
'A AN TsfSEps F1h sSMss5sS CAN BE
T TH h n EEsFGyEIL hrcEP
A Laughs GRAND OPERA HOUSE
ENORMOUS SUCCESS.
Every Evening and Matinee saturday
MIR, LAWRENCE BARRETT
In Grand Production Of Miss Mitfords Trxsedy IN
Six Acts,
RTE MI. THE LAST OF THE TRIBrNES
Reconstructed and Rewritten for Mr. Barrett by Mp
Steele Mgcka,e
Act 1.-THE STONES OF ROME
Act 2-BREAKING THE CHAINS
Act Act THE RssG 81 FR II TEE PEOPLE
sHSShT ST Of nH fT Tff fkbsSr
% II SfT Ts .1S A.
Adult and Twenty-four Chorister Voices:
Roman Mobiles. Priests Citizens and Sol
diers, forming Auxiliary Force Of
200 Persons
dl4 THEODORE
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SWITCH LEFT OPEN.-The express train which
left the Baltimore and Ohio depot ut 40 O'clock
Yesterday afternoon over the Metropolitan branch
ran upon switch which had been LEFT open at The
~ soeet Junction. and smashed two coal cars,
scattering their loads OF coal In all directions This
ceiaent had the effect OF OBTAINING the passengers
ro.l an hour TO an hour and q quarter all along
the line OF the road
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PSORIASIS, OR sCALY SKIN.

I, John Case, D. d. s., having practised dentistry
in this country for thrtyive years and being well
known to thousands hereabouts, with view to help
any who afflicted have been the past twelve
years. testify that the CUTICURA REMEDIES cured me
of Psoriasis Scay Skin in eight days. after the doc
tors with whom had consulted gave me no help or
announcement: JOHN j. CASE D. D. s.
NEWTON, N. J.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.


AmuSementS Tonight
NArIONAI--'sThe Black HuSSar."
ALBAUGHS.-"RienZ."
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.-MiSS Fields lecture.
WILLARD HAII--Prof Carpenter.
HARRIs'.-Tony Denier'S PantOmine.
KERNANs-Female Minstrels
DINE MUsEuA.-May Adams BurleSque.
MANASSAS PANoRAAA.-Day and evening.
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EO the HOLIDAYS.
NIIfS

Above prices for two weeks and for cash only.
JULIUS LANSBURGH 315 9TH st.
BE Wise, come and make your purchases
early In the day before the holiday rush We are
busy now. n. I. METzGER & Bro,
All 18th st. n. w,
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RICE the portrait photographer, Is having won
derful success with the new instantaneous plates
All sittings made this week Will be finished before
the HOLIDAYS studio 12l7-l2l9 Pennsylvania ave-
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Gentlemen's Silk and Cashmere Muf-
flers, soc.
up to s., at Auerbach's Knit jacket and Sewing
Machine depot 18th and ii SITS
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READ NEW ADVERTISEMENT of y. T. MetZger
Bro. In the Post paper, it may interest you.
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PURE WINES, BRAsDrEs AND RUNS. Tharp'S.
SPLENDID GLAssEs,sl. Hempler's Pa. ave. and 4 u
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DISTRESSING ERUPTION.

Your CUTIcURA REMEDIES performed q wonderful
cure last summer of customers, old gen.
tleman of seventy years Of age who suffered with
fearfuy distressing eruption his head and face and
who had tried all remedies and doctors to purpose
TEXARKANA, ARK. j. F. SMITH l. CO.
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Embroidery MATERIAL and ornament,

New Rustic Banner Rods. with chains, only 15c.
New Satin Banner Rods with cord, 12c.
Plush Ornaments in all cOlOrs, 25c. per dozen.
Combination Plush and Tinsel Ornaments, SOC.
dozen.
Long Plush ornaments new design, 75c. dozen.
Brass and Bronze Ornaments, ) and 10c. per dOZ.
T1nsel ornaments, 25c. per dozen.
New Styles Fancy Cords, 12c. per yard.
New Shades in TinSel loo
Complete assortment OF other Embroidery Mate
rial and Stamping at popular prices.
OPPENHEIMER,
52S 9th st. u. ". ST. Cloud Building
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

PUBLISHED TO-DAY
WASHINGTON.
NEW YORK
scR1BNER's
MAGAZINE.
FIRST NUMBER.
VOL 1. MOL
FIRST EDITION 100000.
coNTENTs
GAMBETTA PRocLA1MINa THE REPUBLIC OF
FRANCE. Frontispiece. Drawn BY HOWARD PYLE.
Engraved by FRANK FRENCH
"REMINISCENCES OF THE SIEGE AND COMMUNE
OF PARIS. First Psper-The Downfall Of the EN-
pire. BY E. B. wAsHBuRNE ex. Minister to France.
With illustrations from portraits and documents in
Mr.. Washburne's possession, and from drawings by
THULsTRUP, MEEKER, REICH and others
OLD FREDERIC.
THE STORY OF NEW YORK HOUsE-l-H. G..
RUNNER. Illustrated by A. B. FROST, F. Hork1Nsos
SMITH and G. ". EDwARDs
SONNETS IN SHADOW. ARIo BATES.
OUR DEFENsELESs COASTS. F.v GREENE, Cap
tain U. S. Engineers With maps. sketches and dia.
grams
IN COPY OF THE LYRICAL POEMS OF ROBERT
HERRICK. AUSTIN DoBsoN.
IN MEXICO a Story. THoMAs A. JAxvnR
THE BABYLONIAN SEALS. WILLIAM HAYES WARD
With illustrations from seals in the authors colec-
ton, and after De CLERcQ, PNcHEs and Others
GLIMPSES AT THE DIARIES OF GOUvERNEUR
NORRIS. Social Life and Character in the Paris of
the Revolution. First Paper. ANNIE CARY NORRIS.
With portrait engraved by G. KRuxlI, from the
painting at Old Morrisania.
SOCIALISM. FRANCIS A. WALKER
THE NEW YEAR MAYBURY FLEMING
VIOLIN OBLIGATO. A Story. MAsoARz1 CROSBY
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Special Low R1cEs
FOR DRY GOODS.

FOX DRY GOODS.
HOME-SPUN DRESS GOODS. extra wide width, re-
duced to 2Sc.
ASTRAKHAN, one yard and half WIDE reduced to
ROYAL SERGE in all colors, wide double fold, IL
Extra Large Size WHITE WOOL BLANKETS, re.
duced to $:S.
Double WHITE WOOL BLANKETS. 81
CAMEL'S HAIR HOME-SPUN DRESS GOODS
wide double width. SOC.
PIANO COVERS. handsomely embroidered. AZ IN
BLACK BROCADE SILK VELVETS. 81 80
PURE LINEN TABLE DAMASK, 81 &c, 45c SOC
Special Bargains in BLACK SILKS and COLORED
SILKS, IJc., SIC. 81,
COLORED and BLACK SILK vELvETS, 81,
Large Size. Extra Heavy LAP ROBES. "a
BLACK CASHMERESa and COLORED CASHMERES.
all pure fine wool wide double width zoe. 62c., Toe
double width. pure wool, 37k
A pair of our handsome Damask Towels, immense
size all pure fine linen worth 81 large size Bridal
Quilt. worth $125, presented to each customer who
buys s. 10 worth of Dry Goods. '
DRY GOODS AT COST PRICES.
Geo A RRR TIT ZEE RRR ssss
9 II A kRR + + EEE k + r" sss
g ccG g AZ "A + + T Err B 3 ssss so
d14 I'll MARKET SPACE. near 9TH street.
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New Jersey Wine Sent to Europe.
MI. Speer. OF New jersey, has reputation ex-
tending over the whole Union and in Europe as
being reliable producer OF pure Wines His Port
Grape wine is ordered 10y families in Dresden Lon
uOn and Paris for its superior medicinal virtues
and It's blood making quality, owing to the iron
contained In the soil in which the vines grow
For Sale oy druggists and grocers.
The Largest Stock of Toy Trunks.
Pocket Books, Cigar Cases, Card Cases. Shaving
and Toilet cases, Cuff, Collar, Glove and Hand,
kerch1er Boxes are to be found at K KNEEsSI a.
Son, 4o 9TH st. NV, next to Odd Fellows Hall no
Fancy Leather Goods for Holiday
Presents.
Dressing Cases, Combination Lap Writing Cases,
POcketboOks Card and Letter Cases, Bill Books,
Collar and Gun Boxes, Travellers Backing Sets,
Cigar. Cigarette and Match Cases. A large and
splendid assortment OF Dog Collars, Whips and
Harness and many other useful goods.
TOPHAMS, 1231 Pa. ave. NV
Japanese Goods
For the Holiday Trade; large and well assorted
STOCK at very low prices, at
2W MAJORS, 9TH and H sts NV.
A Marvel Of Beauty and Elegance.
"Opera Boquet' Cigars,
DC. straight.
n. L. METZGER & BRO,
/ AZ 18th st. NV.
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UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE, our store will be open
until pm. r Harris & Co., jewelers., 432 9TH ST.
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The Columbia HANK, I.oc.,,o.

The Columbia National Bank, which was re-
Gently organized. has secured the building sl1 f
street, which adjoins the Masonic building and
was formerly occupied by the Washington Benef-
cial Endowment Association. The first floor will
DE- reodcled in order TO adaptit for The use OF the
new bank.
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IFYoU WISH to get pure liquors call on Tharp,
RlS street northwest.
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CITY ITEMS.
Holiday Presents Almost Given .

Holiday Presents Almost Given Away
for tomorrow only at r. GoLDsCHMID, S12-7th ST.
brass trays, 27c.; s. umbrella stands for s1.27;
| $40 decorated English china dinner sets square
shape. ls5 pieces, for sl441 Hive, so,s ,oz noe
2.9S worth $50; s1.4S umbrella stands for 79c.
| s1.4s plush whisk broom holder for 79c.
8 extra large dogs for Sl.9s; decorated lava
cuspadores for Gle; Solid brass tables with crys-
tai pendals for Sa.7s, worth -; brass tray with
81. 10: decorated fruit saucers, q for 1sc; extra
large wax dolls for &c; 81 black boards on easel
for 6,c.; fandango doll swing, 47c., worth 81.
Three little maids from school, new toy, 1Dc.,
| worth 81; oat meal sets 49c, worth 81; large
| vases, orc a pair, worth 50; decorated English
Sr tire 90 below o cost SaWaS
only 6gc., worth 81.
SMYRNA rugs, extra large size. reduced from $3.50
to ST. 10; SOC. 1ointed dolls for 29c; brass tray
| with large engraved pitcher and gOblets to
match, s1.s3 worth $3.50
Handsome hand-painted parlor lamps, s2.79.
worth So; Large centre tables for covering, only
Soc, worth $50; ladies' folding sewing tables,
SOC, worth sl5O; large size, S125, worth 81; toy
combination bedstead and wardrobe only &C.,
worth $50; large size Sly, worth $50.
ment. Call early to avoid the great rush in the
afternoon.
The Following Special Values are
offered for tomorrow only at S. W. Augensteins,
S17-S19 and Sa1 18th st. NV: 600 lbs. fresh
Mixed Candy, 14c h., sold elsewhere at :,5c.; fine
Caramels 16c. h., sold elsewhere at 4Oc.; doz.
cOOred GOblets and brass waiter, 39c.; Iron Axle
Express Wagons 66c., regular price sl.19; Writing
Desks with blackboards, 79c., worth Sl:o; colored
Water set with tray, CSC, worth S1.5O; gilt Pic
ture Frames, SIC, worth s175; Toy Bedsteads,
| &c. q doz. heavily Engraved Flint Gobets, nc,
regular price 81. 80; doz. Wine Glasses to match,
59c. Alphabet Toy Tables, pc; Toy Saratoga
Trunks, 79c, worth s1:25: jointed limb or kid body
Dolls with bisque head. SIC, regular price $l.29;
upholstered ShOoys, Ole; ShOOfly on spring, 81 S
regular price $3.50; large size Tin Toys &c., worth
Csc; 81 Printing Presses reduced to 81 &c. extra
fine Rattan Doll Carriage with canopy paraSol top
$2.91 regular price S4.89; Little Folks Chatterbox
reduced to 24c. Great reduction in fine Silver
Plated Ware,
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DUSTpANFUL OF SCALES.

H E. Carpenter Henderson, N. Y, cured of Psoriasis
or Leprosy of twenty years. standing, by CUr1cuRA
REMEDIES. The most wonderful record. A
dustpanful of scales fell from him daily Physicians
and his friends thought he must die.
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"1Oc Royal" CLUES broken china, glass, furniture
wholesale and retail, at Morells, 734 9th st. 10
Useful Christmas Presents for Men.
Greater Bargains Never Offered
Having purchased an immense quantity of
Christmas Novelties at half their value, we are
Chiefs Hosiery, Gloves, Scarfs, and other Novelties
too numerous to mention included. Call and be
convinced. PHILIP 7. HALL, sos street north.
west. S&w,4
Bargains in JeVVelry
AT FRANKS.
A gift most appreciated is one that will last.
From my stock OF Watches, Clocks JeWelry
Silyerware and Cutlery you cannot fail to make
good selection. The low prices and reputation of
the house Is a guarantee that all will be treated
!alry presents selected now Will be safely stored
till wanted. WM. NJ FRANK
S&W,7 457 Pennsylvania avenue.
The vOltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich.
will send their celebrated voltaic Belt and Elec-
young or m1ddle-aged) afflicted with nervous de-
bility, loss Of vitality, lack of nerve force and
vigOr, and other diseases. The greatest remedial
agent ever discovered. Write to them for illus
trated pamphlet free. No risk is incurred, as
| thirty days trial is allowed. s&w,6m
So Per Gallon, Csc. Quart Bottle. No.
Rye Whiskey, best in the world for the money
Orders by mail. McGEE's, 9th near st. was
Pure Article of Wines or LIQUORS
at reasonable prices. Hugh j. Fegan's 3O5 9th st.
Old established family liquor store. 25
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in u Id. Ward" prints 45c per H.
Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermflk: Sweet MIX
&c. per quart. Cream loc.
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OFFiCE oF The CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON ID. e.. Dec. II. 1856.
Lsoicdftons Jor ~ Hours. C5mmeacUt0 at p.m
To-day
For the District Of Columbia Maryland and Viz
ginia, SLOW, northerly winds, colder.
PERHAPS You want TO buy MAS presents. Per-
maps yosl don't know what TO buy. Perhaps You
DON'T know where To go 10 buy them Perhaps
You Will be advised and call and see the great
variety OF etchings, engrayingS, paintings,
chromoS, picture frames, albums, picture frame
moulGinys, &c, at VeehOffs two stores, 916 and
All 7th ST.
LADIES. for desirable present to your gentle
men friends there Is nothing better appreciated
than a comfortable pair of slippers. We have them
In cloth and velvet. embroidered In beautiful de-
signs, OF of goat, SealSkin, buc6SSn and the genu-
Inc alligator, as low 81. This entire line has
been marked down. as We are determined to close
them out by 18th instant. III you call this week
you Will avoid the rush and secure the best pat
terms. WIN. Hahn s CO.. SIG 9TH street and 1872
PENNSYLVANIA ave. Handsome steel engraving as
our holiday gift, 10 every purchaser of from 81 up
HAVE IN STOCK pure Old Rye and Bourbon
WhiskieS, on draught or in bottles
Berkeley, pure rye whisky, the best on the
market for the price, 81 per gallon 81 quart and
SO cents pint, - cents Il sample bottle
THARP,
SIS street northwest.
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IHx ExHIBrTIoS OF ORIENTAL Goops-Tbe die
pldJ Oh oriental rugs, carpets portiers drapeffes
and etnbroideries begins III Duncanson Brothers
auction rooms Tomorrow. See adyerltsemeut Ia
the auction column Tor particulars
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"AILET, DAVIS & CO., UPRIGHT PIANOS
Ii Now ready the best selection ever oYfared
Special low rates for school and holiday Eade SIi
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Fine Old Rye Whisky.

TIC. and Sc. a bottle
n. T. METZGER e. Bro
L Az 7th ST. W.
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ECZEMA RADICALLY CI1RED

ECZEMA RADICAIIL1 CURED.
For the radical cure of obstinate case of Eczema
Of long standing, give entire credit to the CUrIcURA
REMEDIES
E. B. RICHARDSON, New Haven, Conn.
Sold by all druggists Price: cUT1cuRA, so cents:
REsOLvENT, 81: SOAP, 25 cents. POTTER DRUG AND
CHEMICAL Co., Boston.
SEND FOR "HOw TO CURE SKIN DISEASES"
Beautfy the Complexion and Skin by using the CUT1-
CURA SOAP.
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New Jersey Wine Sent to EurODe.

Handsome Silk and Satin Scarfs. 25c.
at Auerbach's Knit Jacket depot, 18th and H.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

G2aOOO, $4,000. $4,000, $4,000. $1,000 AND
y $500 to loan frstcass real estate security.
HUFTY DYER,
dl1-2w 18th and SITS NV
VTNO LOAN-@3O,0OO ON HAND To LOAN IN
Il sllIns of not less than 100000 approved Real
Estate at six per cent interest. No delay. JOHN
SHERMAN 4 CO., 1401 st. dl4-6t
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RECEPTION AT THE METROPOLITAN CHURCH-A
reception given by Mrs. and the Rev. Dr. j. T.
Newman, In the yestry OF the Metropolitan NJ. E.
cnorch, 10 their friends and members OF the church
I n,s evening, was largely attended Miss Ella
Dlhon gave number OF recitationS The enter.
IalnlnenL concluded with a repaStI Hon. NJ G.
Emery, MI. Samuel Fowler, and Mr. Benj Charlton
We're on the reception committee
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For the District Of Columbia Maryland and Viz
ginia, Snow, nogtherly winds, colder.
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|.
Indications for ~ Hours G,Iumei,ct,g at 3 IN
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Wcathe-.

OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, ID. e. Dec. -. 1856.
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"1Oc Royal CLUES broken china, glass, furniture
Try Great Guns cigars, inches long, lOc,,
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w IN SUMS TO SUIT,
at lowest rates approved real estate security No
unnecessary delay. W. w. DUDLEY,
uoS1-.}m OF
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clothing Tor men, boys and children, at a price
handsomely dressed at a very small outlay
An attractive offer Is made by Mrs NJ j. HINT
1909 street, to close her stock of kid gloves at
cost She also offers selection OF breakfast and
dress caps now in stock, and will also take orders
for the same. A choice collection of fans NAV
now be examined on her counters.
II is always well TO know what you want when
you go into such place as the great store of the
Box MARCHE, on 18th street. for the reason that it
saves time. 1t Is only possible to enumerate sea-
SOna0le articles, such as plush dreSSinr-cases
glove boxes, perlunery or shaving SET handker-
Chief boxes or w0rkbOyeS. Then you Will find
bronze, besique or terra 1.-THE statuary and mantel
ornaments, which are always suitable for pres
entS- III GOOD umbrella Is wanted il Is easy to
be suited from the large assortment displayed for
your inspection in this store. Then fans for the
| opera ana the paror OF all grades and designs
and prices, are displayed, and no one makes mis-
| take who selects a ian for Christmas present to
| lady. There are other things atmay be seen
out The above mentioned can be kept in mind.
| "New ideas for Christmas is universal want
and this is just what SAKs & Co., the clothiers
| say that tney nave In abundance. In the first
place they nave laid in supply OF handsome
boxes LOT the use OF their customers without extra
cost, and then they offer line or handkerchiefs
| TO put In the boxes which is startling as to the
prices But II people don't want these they offer
| an attractive line of suspenders and neckwear for
gentlemen that are as attractive as they are
reasonable in price, They also offer as :, fnrt hr
contribution 10 the contents of the boxes line or
house coats and Jackets at from 30 cents TO 81 So
| anu so rom these assortments one can readily
| select an appropriate gift for gentleman
| Furs OF all kinds and fur trimmings In great
| variety may be seen at W. F. SEYMOuR,s 31ae
| Bridge street. West Washington. These. are now
so generally worn that a selection from a large
Stock Is desirable, and Mr.. seymour offers the
| best TO his patrons at the lowest prices
| W. S. Tel, 935 Pennsylvania avenue, wants his
customers and the public 10 know that he IS inst
now presenting strong inducements to BUYERS by
his large and elegant line OF gloves. He has the
very latest thing, and can tell you just what you
ought 10 wear.
BRoDHEAD Co.. 9O7 street. make, In addition
| 10 other good Offers, proposition OF a reduction
OF 10 per cent upon all cash sales The assert
| ment embraces articles OF as well as Ornament
| and there is no difficulty about getting Suited
In order TO close his business, A. H. EICIIsrADT.
| l2Oo street, Is selling out his entire stock OF
| fancy goods and toys at and below cost Eethere
| fore offers the welcome opportunity TO Christmas
| buyers OF good bargains.
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The friends of literature all over
the country are waiting for the new
Scribner's Magazine with . great deal
OF interest. We fully expect
to see this new periodical take its
place Immediately At the head of
American magazine literature.
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ADVANCE PRESS NOTIcEa

It will be magazine Of general
literature in the widest sense of the
term, and one that is intended Tor
the general public. Everything viii
be subordinated In proper degree to
the purpose Of giving good literature.
1t will have no special lines to which
it will confine itself.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

NOR SALE-A SPLENDID BUILDING SITE AT
the Great Falls Five Acres. adjoining the govern
ment property, and fronting canal Apply to A. H.
EVANS & CO, corner + and 10th SITS dl4-6ts
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No recent announcement has given
more pleasure to the lovers of high
and pure literature than that which
promised the early appearance of
Scribner's Aa0azins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-15

fIREs-A IRE occurred last night In the residence
OF MIS- Laura Helsner, No. TBS 18th street result
Ing In a damage OF about 800 10 the house and
FURNITURE Mr.. +. D. MuSSey, OF the Cincinnati
Co9amerctdt- Gazette, lost $500 worth OF clothing
ana enectS--A fire last night damaged stable
On 10th street, near Virginia. avenue belonging 10
MIR. G. B. Church, 10 the extent OF 500