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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-10
CHR1srMAs PRESENTS
THAT ARE USEFUL, ORNAMENTAL AND
ATTRACTIVE

Rockers upholstered PUSH viii pa % y ysnfS S
very thing fora Holiday Present. The prices have
eqt n 81 Of to sa a9?y 5ss in
sss Up aR Ana MsSSsaa% ns sssSS
Stands in endless variety and prices to suit all "a
the largest line of Ladies' Desks ever shown in any
house In the country which We are Offering prices
We have full line Of Hassocks, Ottoman Slipper
Boxes and Backing Cases, which Offering ct
special inducement Screen Frames, in all styles and
We have about so Parlor Suites, which we are offer
ing at mandatory prices.
Lounges Couches and students Chairs in about so
3-piece llahoeany Chamber Suit. elegantly carved,
stsmd Worth ss5 reduced to $3.50 marble On wash
walnut suit large french Ilste glass and
Fine ANTIQUE Oak washstand, large French plate
apiece Antique Oak, large plate glass. nano polish.
spasher rod on washstand, worth S45 reduced to S35
piece Antique Oak suit, nicely finished, worth
We have several other suits marked down. which we
lint; Mahogany Upright Folding Bed, worth SOS,
=, ! Fine Neutral Cherry Bedstead. worth s45, re-
foot top, with large Beveed French Plate Glass and
Cabinet Top, hand carved and handsome designs,
Antique Quarter Oak Extension Table, it. 8 top,
ha 1t iee M0nE SSarSoratey hand carved Griffin Heads
made, worth $S5, reduced 10 $40.
- CHERRY Hall Rack, feet high by feet . width
Beyel Glass, 24x30 in, hand carved, with hand,
painted Umbrella Jar, worth $50, reduced to $50.
1 Antique Oak Pedestal Extension SIT Table 6
Handsome Turned Legs with Panel Fronts, good
bargain, worth 10, reduced To $l2
Mahogany Hall Rack, with 24x42 French Plate
worth 800 reduced to SO
! very fine Panel Front Wardrobe Bed, in Antique
Oak hnish, double size, worth S4O reduced to S35
W b. MOSES SON,
Corner 18th and streets northwest.
Washington ID. C.
18th EXHIBITION FLOOR"
Our patrons, well the public invited to call
and inspect our large and varied stock of HOLIDAY
GOODS, including Rattan and Reed Rockers of the
latest styles and patterns Children goods in endless
variety viz Rattan ana Bent Wood High Chairs and
Rockers, Cribs. and Cradles of the best makes and
latest improvements Plain and Fancy Tables, Cutting
Tables, Eases i'll Brass and Natural Wood, Umbrella
Stands, Hat Racks in Reed and Rent Wood Backing
Cases Work Baskets Looking GLASSES, Japanese Cloth
and Paper Screens suitable for useful and ornamental
Christmas Presents.
Reed Chairs, bronzed and upholstered in stamped
leather, reduced from $25 to 500
70 Satin Faced Cloth-Back Screens reduced from
$40 TO SO
In our Carpet Department we offer the following
Special Bargains in Rugs:
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CITY AND DISTRICT,
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

NArIoSAL-Sothern in Lord Chumley."
ALsAUsH's.-'Midsum Nights Dream. -
ALL SOCL's CHURcH.-Rev. Mr.. Savage's
Lecture.
CoSasEoArIoSAL CHURcH.-Prof Buffers
Organ Recital.
HARRIS Gus Williams
KERSAS's.-yariety.
GLoBE.-yariety.
PANoRAMA.-"Battle of Shiloh"
WILLARD HAIL-Prof CARPENTER
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CONDENSED LOCALS.

Chas. r. Tyler has BY Mr.. J. A. Smith ap-
piled for a divorce from Virginia TYLER, to
whom he was married February 10. 1881. in
Boston. Mass. The charge made is desertion.
The funeral Of Fred Marean. a well-known
telegraph operator, took place to-day from his
residence. 81 H street northwest. Mr. Marean
died on Friday Of consumption. after long
Illness He leaves a wife and one child
The wagon Of Mrs. Hall, of Giesboro, was
run into by team at 9Th and Last Capitol
streets. SATURDAY evening. and she was thrown
out and badly injured. She was attended by
DR.. I. N. Wilkinson and taken to Providence
Hospital
The first concert of the present season was
gwen by the sangerbund last evening at Edels
hall.
At the Calvary Baptist church yesterday
morning the pastor. Rev. 5. II. Greene made
an appeal for funds TO aid in the purchase Of a
new home for aged women. About $4,000 was
raised.
Yesterday morning Officer Williams took in
custody Kate Anderson. the wife OF a soldier at
the arsenal, who was evidently demented and
acting strangely at her home in Union street.
She was taken to the fourth precinct station,
and was there examined by Drs. Bayne and
McKim, who pronounced her insane and sent
70 81 Elizabeth hospital.
An ADDRESS BY BISHOP HURsr.-Bishop
hurst was present at Hamline NJ. f. church
yesterday evening and, after Rev Dr. Naylor
had concluded his sermon on the GLORY of
young men," he addressed a few remarks to
tne congregation emphasizing DIR. MAYORS dis
course.
TIE FASTEST TRAINS IN AMERICA are run on
the b. and .. railroad. and the quickest time
20 Philadelphia is made by the B. and o. linn
tied trains leaving here at SIS a. m, and 10
p. N. daily. Other roads charge an extra fare
FOR slower time. No extras are charged ON the
b. and o.
A WESLEY ASSIvERsARY-A number OF
Methodist churches in the city-among Others
Wesley, Foundry and Dumbarton Avenue
honored the memory of Charles Wesley yester-
day by services Of song, composed entirely OF
hymns written by the great Methodist. Yester.
day was the anniversary Of his birth. All the
services were interesting and the congrega-
tons were more than ordinarily large. Al
Foundry church Bishop Hearst was present
and assisted in the morning service.
DEATH OF An OLD REsIDEST.-Wm. Hill, q
well-known resident of South Washington
where he lived for over forty years, died at his
home yesterday in the eighty-eighth year of his
age. The funeral will take place on Wednesday.
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The sabbath Convention.
THEMES TO BE DISCUSSED AT THE FouNpB
CHURCH GATHERING

THEMES TO BE DISCUSSED AT THE FOCNpBY
CHURCH GATHERING.
The program announced for the first Ameri-
can Sabbath union convention to begin at
Foundry church Tuesday evening is as follows
TUESDAY evening-Theme, ''National Sab
bath Reform"-Bishop Hurst, Rev. ]. H.
Knowles, Mrs. J. Bateham, (superintenden,
Sabbath observance, W. C. T. NJ Gen. A. s.
Diven, (ex-director of Erie railroad on Sun
day trains, and others.
Wednesday afternoon-Theme, 1.-THE Sab
bath and our Foreign Population T. w.
Conrad editor of Lutheran Obsrcer), Rev. T..
A. Fernley. President @. E. Knox, D. D.. (of
German Presbyterian theological seminary, }
and others.
Wednesday evening-Theme, 1.-THE Sabbath
and the Labor Problem" Rev. Alvin Bartlett,
ID. D.; Col. Elliot F. Shepard, Mrs. L. NJ.
Barry (of Knights Of Labor5; Rev. Wilbur F.
Crafts and Hon. Carroll d. Wright
Thursday afternoon-Theme, 1.-The Sabbath
and the Press" DIR. Herrick johnson (on
Sunday Newspapers''); Rev. W. W. Everts. D.
D.; Rev. c. II. Payne, d. D., Con Personal
Liberty Leagues; Rev. George Elliott, d. D.,
Con ''Saturdarians') }, and Rev. DR.. Vaudeville
Thursday evening-Theme, THE Sabbath
and the Church" Rev. J. E. Butler, D. D.
Rev. George s. Motif, d. D.; Rev. W. E.
Hatcher, ID. D.; Rev. Byron Sunderland, d. D.,
and Rev. James Tracey. ID. ID.
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l English Tap Rug, l2-0xi9-6 worth $50, Tor s35.
ID =" Velvet Rug, l0-6x15-3 worth $50, for
English Velvet Rug, s;31l 80, worth $780, for s2e
200 Smyrna Rugs, worth ST, for L IS; II. xt #.
zoo Smyrna Rugs, worth $500, for 81 so; . #. Ok
100 Smyrna Rugs, worth s3.15. for s2.25; it, 2x
. 3O0 Smyrna Rugs, worth $685. for s175; IT. Ok
200 Smyrna Mats worth 81 so. for gOc.; it. e1
1000 yards Double Cotton Ingram Carpet at 25c.,
w. -'V UPHOLSTERY DzpARTEENr
Satin Embroidered Pillow Covers, in Blue, led,
Satin E%bfSdered Table Covers, in Blue, Red 4'o
Sill Plush fm6roidered Table scaris, in olive, 'oo
silk Plush Embrodered Table scaris, in olive: 4'''
silk Plush Embrodered Table Scaris. in olive, 'Oo
White 0ren tai Table scarfs q SO to 8 90
White Embroidered Oriental Table and Stand
and Figured silk Scarfs ali coiors and 90
sdnr st stand Covers variety Of
Down Pillows in Fix saieen SILK and ssi hG 30
DOWN. conforis in zig satin from i % to % 5 GO
Down Comforts, in Fig. Silk and Satin,
and ia White Wool B aR ct sow
extra value, just received
French Travelling Blankets, size. 73xs4,
inc rsIts :ii $500 to ~ 90
100 pairs of Lace Curtains worth 81 40, for 81 80
Patterns of the $1,000 Portieres reduced to 81. 90
Extra width Chenille portieres. for s135o
pairs All Wool Turkish Portieres redaced to s.,
The line of Plain Chenille Goods for Curtains and
P0Irtieres at SlOo comprises all the new and most
An the above prices are for cash on or before
delivery.
w.B MOSES SON,
CORNER 18TH AND F SITS n. W.,
az Washington. D. c.
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Does She Know?
MRS. JOHN NJ. WARD THINKS HER HUSBAND WILL
NOT COME TO WASHINGTON

MRS. JOHN NJ WARD THINKS HER HUSBAND WILL
NOT COME To WASHINGTON.
dispatch to the New York World from Lon
don says that Helen Dauvray-Ward is there. She
did not relish the long voyage across the Pacific
and so sailed for England, under the name of
Mrs. Howard, to wait for her husbands return
from Australia in February. She will probably
go as far as Malta to meet him, and both will
return to London. Mrs. Helm is here with her
sister, working on the model of a newsboy
statue. When the World correspondent asked
Mrs. Dauvray-Ward what she thought of her
husbands release being sold to the Washington
club, she said: Il have nothing whatever to do
with Mr.. Wards private business affairs. But
my opinion is that he will not sign with the
Washington club. He would like to go to
Boston, know. but if not there l am inclined
to think that he will remain abroad and not
play ball next season."
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GAS FIXTURES and Lamps, at shedd & Bros

Why the people Of Washington patronize Us 90
extensively.
The Reason:
The Greatest Bargains in Mems, Youths, Boys
and Children's Clothing ever offered
to the public.
Just think of it,
Everything at One-haf Marked Prices in
consequence Of the Fire at cur store.
Mems Suits that were $50 now SIS.
Mems Suits that were S25 now $3.50.
Mems Suits that were 800 now $40.
Mems Suits that were S18 now SO.
Overcoats that were $40 now $40
Overcoats that were S35 now $3.50.
Overcoats that were $50 now SIS.
Overcoats that were go now $40.
Overcoats that were SIS now 50.
Storm Overcoats that were S25 now S12.50.
Storm Overcoats that were S22 now S11.
Storm Overcoats that were go now s10.
Storm Overcoats that were SIS now 80.
Storm Overcoats that were S12 now IS.
What is left of the Children's Suits and Over
coats at exactly One-half Price.
Our Guarantee
To refund the money to any dissatisfied pur-
chaser.
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AUCTION! AUcTIoSl

The entire stock of Brad Adams. books and
stationery, at auction, commencing next Mon
day p. m, and will continue every evening al
same hour until all the stock is sold Persons
in want Of Christmas presents Will do well by
attending this week, as all the goods will bt
sold without reserve. See ad. in auction
column in future
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Something to keep them clean and bright,
Bissers Carpet Sweepers, value g for 9Sc.
Other floor decorations, such as Bathroom
Mats; value 75c., for 3Sc.
Cocoa Door Mats, value Soc. for 23c.
Splashers, value 10c.; for this sale, &c.
IA Sheets, colored or white, Shelf Paper,
value SOC. going for 10c.
The above goods are not Of inferior value
but Of best standard make.
Come and see for yourself. Open till 8
O'Clock pm
p. GoLDsCHNID,
1907 and 1909 F st NV
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HOUSE 4 HERRMANN's
CASH AND CREDIT HOUSE
e2l AND 923 SEVENTH STREET NV,
AND CSC MASS. AVE NV.
dim
VALUABLE INFORMATION.

LADIES' BRoADcLoTH. yard and half wide. rurs
HENRIETTA CLOTH SUl1ING, nearly one yxrd
anc half wide pure French wool very finest ou.lity:
wonderful bargains; only SOC cash value Al
DOUBLE WHITE WOOL BLANKETS immeuss
size, slightly imperfect, 81. so, S3 x3 s5.
iMPEhIAL DIAGONAL SERGE. double width. I'll
BLACK SILKS, as. SIC. 81, al 25, a. SO
ROYAL FRENCH DIAGONAL sERGE all pure.
me wool double width, all colors: wonderful bass
e-ins Only y &c cash value Soc
SoLOkED As1 R1cAN CLOTH. 55c
bLANkfl IL, Immense size pure wool. extrs hesvy.
ME- HnN AElI1TtaIi3, g. t az ,sssh9 ..,,,.
bsre TRENCH wool only 45c.. real value 3d.
p1re w9oi; ,wondsrful cash bargain, SOC.
ELEGANT FRENCH sATTiNE CoMfoRTs. O. So
CARRIERS,
III MARKET SPACE. NEAR I'm IT.
kext door to the Boston Variety stors
VALUABLE PRESENTS FOR CASH CUSTOMER
CASH CUSTOMERS viii select one Of the foncxfnx
presents with purchase Of Is over: Psirof Ele-
gantDsmask Towels, worth 81; han Dozen DAmnak
Napkins. worth Use, or q psir Of sun Embrosdsrsd
Cash Customer wiz select one q the following
Presents with purchase OF clio. One Dozen Fl1S
pamask Linen Napkins. worth el-6Q; Two P1ars q
Elegant Damask Towels worth ~: LAz1S -alss Hnnk
some Bridal Quilt. worth o -5o. NOS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-10

EDITOR MACMILLAN DEAD.-Alexander r.
Mac MILAN, editor of the New York Commercial
Bulletin, died last night at his residence in
Brooklyn. Up to 1872 Mr.. Macmillan was man
aging editor of the Express. Since that time
he has been connected with the Bullttin. For
forty years he has been the New York corre-
spondent of the Philadelphia Le.lter.
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MARBLE RACKET FOR THE

at The Fair, 612 It'll ct. NV; remember, S12 It'll
ct. NV. Tomorrow between o'clock and 9
o'clock am. and between 8 o'clock and 4
O'Clock pm. we will sell White China Marbles
at &c. per hundred. Bring the exact change
with you The FAIR, sl2 It'll st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-10

Samstag & Co. will continue the auction
sales of Toys, Dolls and Fancy Articles. every
day at 10 o'clock a. m. and 7:30 D. M. until
further notice. Private customers and retail
dealers attended to at all hours d7&lO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-10

Only $15 for New Homes, Domestics,
and Singers. Other makes IS and $40. All
warranted for five years, at Funk's Sewing Ma
chine Agency, 1881 18th street, near o. Repair
ing, 81.
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AGED PEOPLE

Whose blood has become thin impure are especially
liable to attacks of rheumatism or to that weakness
called general debility" The pains and aches of the
former relieved by Hoods sarsaparilla which pu
rifles and yitaliZes the blood while it also tones and
builds up the whole system. Try Hoods Sarsaparila
and realize the peculiar benefit which it gives
my wife and myself were both generally run down
Hoods Sarsaparila brought out of that tired feel
ing and made feel like young people again 1t has
done more for than all other medicines together
RICHARD HAwKHURsT, Amityville, Long Island N Y
HOODS sARsAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists. 81 six for S. Prepared only
bye. ]. HOOD CO., Lowell Mass
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR.
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Natural Wool.

See our s12 Solitaire Diamond Rings. ],
ooBs BRoTHERs, 1929 Penna. ave.
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LADIES GARMENTS.

LADIES GARMENTS.
Mr.. Stinemetz wishes to inform the Ladies who have
been waiting for his return from New York that he
has brought with him specalties Of his own Sc
lection
SEALSKIN SACQUES and NEwNARKETS
SEALSKIN JACKETS. 800 and 1925.
SEAL PLUSH JACKETS and MoDJESKAS, els,
els, $50, $25
Elegant Long and Short Plush WRAPS. eco to $50
Long French GARMENTS, colors Blue, Brown and
Green, trimmed with the large Fur Russian Collar
Novelties for Young Ladies' in COLLARETTES
BOAs. MUFFS and TRIMMINGS, in Seal, Bear, Mon
key and Beaver.
D. H. sTINEMETZ SONS,
HATTERs AND FURRIERs,
dc 1887 Penna ave-. through to 18th st.
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Topham's Fine Leather Goods the best for
style, quality and price.
2 ToPHAM's, 1881 Pa. ave.
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WONDER OF THE AGE.-Breech-loading air
rifle with 100 shots, 2 targets and dart for CSC.
at TIE FAN, s12 It'll ST. NV; remember, Sl2
7th AZ N "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-10

Topham's Fine Leather Goods the best for
style, quality and price.
2 ToPHAMs, 1881 Pa ave
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GREAT REJECTION in prices of Children's
Coats. See advertisement page f.
VIM a McKNEw, 933 Pa. ave.
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We ARE DoINa fine engraved cards for the
holidays at 7Jc. per hundred. Send your or
ders before the rush.
j. L. KERvAND, 1912 Penn. ave.
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There IL wool and WOOL Our sl.0o Natural
Wool is good value, while our 81. 30 grade is
ahead Of any $500 garment in the city.
FRANC, One Price Halter and Furnisher.
Corner 18th and ID streets
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IT WILL PAY You to step of the Avenue an,
price our diamonds. r. HARRIS & Co., 1872 I'll
street
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Is Per CEST off ali trimmed stock; French
felt hats half price for ten days at Mrs. K. A.
DoSovANs, 9O4 st. NV.
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IcE CREAM, Charlotte Russo, Jelly, at Flu
sells, 1425 New York avenue
RocHEsrHR LAMPS, at Shedd 4 Bros.
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BAKERS NORWEGIAN Cop LIVER On
Prevents, controls, and cures consumption. T
insure success insist on Bakers Oil.
JNo. c. BAKER 4 Co., PHILADELPHIA.
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READ the cut prices this week at Est. China
Store, 1910 F St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-10

Best Oriental Pearl Opera Glasses for &C
at JACOBS BRoTHERs, 1929 Penna. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-10

Go TO JSo. r. KELLY, Center Market, for Wash
ington dressed beef Corned beef a specially
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-10

An Elegant Writing Desk and Domes-
tic Sewing Machine. all in one; something
entirely new novel and useful; Just the thing
for holiday present. Send for illustrated
catalogue. For sale only by C. AuERBAcH, It'll
and H, Sole Agent.
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A SrAsosAsrr Hint.

UPON THE APPROACH OF THE MOST
JOYOUS FESTIVE SEASON. WHEN HEARTS
ARE AGLow AND ALL MINDS BUSY WITH
THE CONTEMPLATION OF GARDENING
THE HEARTS OF RELATIVES AND
FRIENDS. HOW MANY ARE THE EXPIRES
sIoNs OF REGRET THAT CHRISTMAS DID
NOT COME MONTH OR TWO LATER AND
THUS FIND Us BETTER PREPARED TO
MEET ITS JUST EXACTIoNs.
BUT WHY PRoLoNG IT. Is THE READY
MONEY WANTING WHY DEPRIVE YOUR
SELF oFTHE ENJOYMENT AND PLEASURE
ATTENDING SUCH ACTS OF LOVE AND
FILIAL DEVOTION. WHEN WE ARE ONLY
TOO CAD TO PROVIDE THE MOST HAND
SOME HOLIDAY PRESENTS AT A PALTRY
OUTLAY OF MONEY. ACCEPTING IN
=. RETURN SMALL WEEKLY OR MONTHLY
PAYMENTS. TO SUIT YOUR coNvE-
NIENcE.
OUR IMMENSE STOCK. EMBRACING
BED ROOM AND PARLoR FURNITURE OF
ALL DESCRIPTIONS, sIDEBoARps, SEC
RETARIEs. REED AND RATTAN ROCK
Frs. TABLES. HALLRAcKs, CHEF
FoNIER. ETC.
CARPETS OF ALL GRADES, RUGS, ART
SQUARES oILcLoTHs, ETC.
HEATING AND COOKING STOVES
RANGES, ETC. WHICH WE WILL OFFER
FOR TWO WEEKS ON CREDIT, AT FIG
UREs BEFORE WHICH THOSE OF TIE
CHEAPEST CASH HOUSES WILL PALE
WE ARE DETERMINED TO PURSUE OUR
woNTED EQUITABLE COURSE. AND IN
WIFE THE PUBLIC TO SHARE IN OUR
sEAsoNABLE OFFER.
VISIT TO OUR SPACIOUS APART.
MENTs WILL BE REoUITED BY A Salts
FACTION THAT WILL MORE THAN CON-
PENsATE YOU.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


"WHrs You Gown
TO THINK OF IT.
BELFoRp's MAGAZINE
FOR December. published to-day gives for % cent. ~
much and better quality Of literature than can b
bought in any other form for q like sum. poNN
PIArT. the Editor, is seriously philosophical on Ths
Late Election" "The Balance Of Trsde,"-A Plea for
the Parent" and about the Ballot" Circumstances
affect even great editors. Had the DEMOCRATS won
the editorials might have been different Nsyertbe,ess
they mighty good readins-ssrcastic, bright hu-
morous, and pertinent Mr.. A. L KINKEAp suppl,..
the long novel 1t is American anyway, and though
not as dull and ponderous ROBERT ELsMERE if
far more pleasing and therefore, better story beins
overlooking with love-making incidents and action
and the plot is sufficiently and mysterious
The celebrated comedian wM. J. FLORENCE. tsllss
story about Dead Shot Dan" II il as humorous and
unique as anything MARK TWAIN ever did CELIA
like q chapter from PIcKwIcK PAPERS. Christ
mas in Egypt" is ROSE EYTINGEs contribu ton: %
is like herself bright and clever The two weishty
articles are ETHRLBERT STEWARDS -statistics Of
Idleness:" and Certain Ancestors Of PRESIDENT
CLEVELAND" A story Of frontier life, Joe" By
RosAIIE KAUFMAN's is not inferior to any of BRET
HARTE's. The poetry is furnished by Helen O. Smith
w. Il. Hall, Thomas Hubbard Joel Smith aud w. T. s.
Faes. and is all poetry But the tit bit in this
galaxy Of good things il JAMES sTEEL,s essay ON
"The American Eagle Under Difficulties" Il 10 %
original and funny as CHARLES LAMBS on Sucking
Pig.
oELFoRp. CLARK CO., Publisher
IL Chicago New York and San Francisco
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-10

FINE BUTTER. Jas. F. Oyster, cor. Pa. ave-
and 9Th, and 9th-st. wing Center Market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-10

BEFORE BUYING see Edmonston's So Wear
Well" shoe for men.
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We Sell Good, Reliable Timekeeper, Solid
IA kt. Gold Cases, from SIS to S1S.
JACOBS BRoTHERs, 1929 Penn. ave.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The waafhar

For the District Of Columbia, Eastern Penn
syivania- New Jersey, Delaware. and Maryland
fair, followed Tuesday By rain; warmer; east
eriy winds
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ADJUSTMENTS

DOCK BAND CONCERT COMPANY
~ IT'LL FAMILY,
koCk. BELL. AND GLASS PIAYERs from Crystal
place London England will give entertainment
HAmiine Churvh, 9th and Y sts. Nv
MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 10. 1ssS
AT \ O'CLOCK.
Twenty Novel Musical Instruments. Including the
Marvellous Ringing Rocks
Tickets. 5oc. children, 25c. ds-2t
WASHINGTON RIDING ACADEMY.
w Corner OF 2.d and sta nv.
Instruction eiven 10 Ladies. Gentlemen and Chi
aren Best appointed boarding stable in the country
coachmen
PUBLIC Music Ride every SATURDAY nieht az O'Clock
horses furnished at 81 each send FOR circulars.
Telephone call s2s 10 BROWN a co
S<O-om Proprietora
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-10
The FIRST

TIE FIRST
Of the series Of sales which are destined TO dis
count any ever heard of before will begin to-
morrow morning, when propose to submit for
your benefit lesson in
SMYRNA Rios
l,500 Of the most elegant designs will be
offered you at from 40 to 90 per cent below
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-10

INSPECTION INVITED OF
The Most Beautiful Stock
Rochester Lamps-Extension Lamps,
Ever Shown in This City.
l. f. BROOKS, 53l 18th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-10

Wages Are Low, but you can now buy the
celebrated Salvation Oil for as cents