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HoL1DAY Goops.
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENTS,

81 7th st. NV.
300 pairs Nottingham Curtains at $50 per pair;
former price, SOB per pair.
80 pairs Nottingham Curtains at $3.50 per pair;
former price, 50 yer pair.
II pairs Swiss Lace Curtains at $3.50 per pair; for
mer price. 8 II per pair.
pairs Brussels Lace Curtains at s1s per pair; for
mer price. 525 per pair.
pairs Irish Point Curtains at III per pair; former
price, 80 per pair.
pairs Crete Curtains at IS per pair former price,
IS pairs Turcoman Curtains at 80 per pair former
price, $l2 per pair
300 pairs Jureoman Curtains at 81 SO per pair; for
mer price, $500 per pair.
20 pairs Turcoman Curtains at 90 per pair; former
spairs Tnreoman Curtains at $3.50 per pair; for
2pairs Turcoman Curtains at s35 per pair; former
price, $50 per pair.
& Beaded Bamboo Portieres at So Der pair. former
price, 30 per pair.
8 Ebony Corner Cabinets at $3.50 piece; former
prlce, 80 piece
2 Ebony Corner Cabinets at S. pieces former price,
SIS 30 piece.
100 Silk scarfs at 81 piece; former price, 81 so
piece.
Velour Table Covers at IS pieces former price. s1O
SILK Tapestry Table Covers at 81 piece; former
Satin Embroidered Table Covers at 81 piece; for.
10 Piano Covers at SO pieces former price, IS.
Vases, Bottles, Umbrellas &C. &c.
300 Horn Hassocks, 81 each; advertised elsewhere
for $3.50
HOLIDAY GOODS.
Fifty ladies' Desks, in all woods which am selling
from 5l2 upward.
Fifty different styles of Fasels
Fifty Music Cabinets, in all woods
Hanging and Standing Cabinets
Two hundred Plush Rockers upholstered in all
colors. -
Five hundred different patterns of Rattan Chairs
and Rockers
large stock of Childrens Chairs, Lounges Couches
and Students Chairs.
Bamboo Screens, Easels and Music Racks
Parlor Furniture of every description.
Chamber suits in all woods
Book Cases and Gentlemen's Writing Desks
One hundred different patterns OF Sideboards
Fifty Windsor Folding Beds at all prices.
WASH B. WILLIAMS,
d11-1w 9TH and d SITS.
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THE SABBATH CONVENTION.
Addresses by Distinguished Speakers a
the Foundry Church.

Rev. 8. II. Greene, of this city, presided at
the afternoon session yesterday Of the national
Sabbath convention at Foundry n. Z. church.
The devotional exercises were conducted by
Rev. E. Il. Corey, d. D., of this city and adj
dresses were made by Rev. F.W. Conrad, D. D.,
and Rev. 7. A. Fernley, on the subject of the
continental Sabbath. Rev. G. P. Lord, of nli-
nois, gave an account Of the progress Of the
movement in his state. The committee on
vice presidents made the following nomina-
tons, which were approved: Hon. Nelson
Dingley, Of Maine; Mr.. T. G. Lane, Of New
Hampshire; Senator J. R. Hawley, of Connecti-
cut; E. G. Robinson, Of Rhode Island; Presi-
dent Mott, Of New Jersey: Mr.. B. Donnell, of
Delaware; w. E. Hatcher, Virginia; J. c. Price,
DR.. Gumbel. Mississippi; Rev. A. e. Albert,
Louisiana; Mrs. A. E. Montgregor, Texas; Mrs.
A. Emerson. Arkansas; Mrs. Woodbury., Tenn
essee; Rev: John A. Broadus; Kentucky; Hon.
Benjamin Harrison, Indiana; Mrs. J. C. Bate
ham, Ohio; President Angell Michigan; Rev.
E. E. Vaudeville, Illinois; Hon. Charles d.
Colby, Wisconsin, Rev. w. W. Satterlee, Mime
sofa, b. NJ. Randy, Iowa; Mrs. D. R. Wolfe,
Missouri; Mrs. r. ]. Smart, Dakota; H. b.
Chambelan, Colorado; Rev. A. J. Nelson, Cali
The remainder Of the session was occupied
with discussion Of amendments to the Sab
bath rest bill
Rev. W. A. Bartlett, of this city, presided at
the evening session. The first speaker, Col.
Carroll ID. Wright, the commissioner of labor,
gave an interesting summary of arguments in
favor OF a Sabbath rest from the standpoint of
statistics.
powerful plea for the sanctity Of the Sab
bath was made by ex-Gov. Dingley, of Maine,
who prefaced it by description of Sabbath
spent in Paris. He concluded that no greater
calamity could befall America than to have the
day OF worship swept away.
Rev. Mr.. Crafts made an appeal for subscrip-
tiOns to aid the work. One subscription Of
$1,000 was announced, providing a similar
amount can be raised. Rev. G. P. Lord, of Hi
nois, who has already given $4,000, made an
additional contribution of $1,000, and there
| were number of smaller contributions,
The convention then adjourned. This after
noon a session was held, and Rev. W. w. Evarts,
ID; Rev. c. H. Payne, DID,, and Rev. Geo.
Elliott, of this city, were announced to deliver
addresses.
The final session will be held this evening,
| when Prot. Herrick johnson, Bishop Hurst and
others will speak.
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VALUABLE INFORMATION.

LADIES' BRoADCLoTH, yard and half wide. pure
wool, reduced to Zoe, cash value 81,
BENRIETTA CLOTH SUlTING nearly one yard
and half wide pure French wool very finest quality;
wondsgfnl bargains; only Zoe cash ya Inc, 81
size, slightly imperfect; $50, 81: 1919;
IMPERIAL DIAGONAL SERGE, double width, al
colors, IL yards for 81
BLACK SILKS. as. SIC, Al, al 25, ell So
ROYAL FRENCH Diagonal sERGEs all pure.
tine wool, double width, all colors: wonderful bar
gain; only 371fc. cash value Soc.
COLORED AS1 RICAN CLOTH, 76c.
BLANKETS, immense size, pure wool: extra heavy,
HENkIETTx CxSHMEREs, extra wide doubls
width: pure French wool, only 45c real value 5Oc
HANDSOME CLOTH PIAIDS. yard and half vida.
pure wool wonderful cash bargain, SOC.
COLORED SILK PUSHES, 30, 75c., 81,
ELEGANT FRENCH SATT1NECOMFORTS, o2.60.
CARRIERS.
III MARKET SPACE, NEAR I'm IT.
Next door to the Boston Variety Store.
VALUABLE PRESENTS FOR CASH CUSTOMERS.
CASH CUSTOMERS viii select one Of the follovins
presenn WITH Ygrchnse 20 70 on over APs1rof kle-
Napkins. worth 76c. or pair Of silk Embroidersd
Cssh Custqmsrs viii sslect one Of the foIlovins
Presents with purchase of go; One Doxen Iinl
psmaak Linen Napkins. worth 41.6Q; Two Patr1 q
sns 1ssoaa Seass WORM vl.oo no*S
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We SUBMIT FAcrs

In regard to Hoods Sarsaparlla remedy for rheu.
matsm, and ask you you afflicted with this dis.
to try the medicine which has greatly benefited
others Hundreds of people who suffered the tortures
OF rheumatism. in its forms, have been
perfectly cured by Hoods Ssrsararlla great blood
purifier corrects the acidity of the blood which is
the Of the disease and gives strength and vgor
to every part of the body.
Il used Hoods Sarsaparlla last spring and truly
say it helped me very much To those suffering with
bilious complaints, prostratiou or rheuma-
tisln earnestly recommend it."-Mrs. E. CARPENTER
Kalamazoo, Mich
HOODS sARSAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists, ST. six for $5. Prepared only
by c. l. HOOD l. CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass
3 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

NATIoSAL.-Sothern in Lord Chumley.'
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Nights Dream.
WILLARD HALL.-Prof. Carpenter.
HARRIS Gus Williams.
KEKNAN's.-Variety.
GLoBE.-Variety.
PASoRAsiA.-"Bat.le of Shiloh"
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To Be G1vrs AWAY
OUT OF OUR STOCK

$4,000 WORTH OF XMAS PRESENTS,
and order to enable you to do this we have placed
on sale the incest selection of HOLIDAY GOODS to be
found, and marked them at price you can't resist
Handsome Table Covers in felt silk, plush and
chenille, from s1.25 to s20 Table and Buresu
scarfs and Tides in great quantities. Hand decorated
goods in Silk Plush scarfs sik-covered Down PHI.
lows, Chair slumberers and Sofa Pillows satteen.
covered Down Pillows. s1.75 Brass Tables, Plush
and Wood Tops, Bamboo and Brass Easels.
japanese Screens. from $3.50 up Lace Curtains
from 75c. and Silk Curtains, from IS q window up
Ladies' Desks in Antique Oak and Int Mahogany
Parlor and Library Tables in all wooda Bookcases
and Shelves. Beautiful line Of Plush Rockers in
Antique Oak and Mahogany. Rattan Rocker, 81 so
Antique Oak Rocker. Silk Plush back and seat, fol-
$3.50. Gentlemen's Shaving Stands in all woods
Rugs at any price. On sales of CARPETS and CHAM.
Der and PARLOR FURNITURE we will give you
TEN PER CENT DISCOUNT FOR CASH. Goods
purchased now will be delivered Xmas Eve If desired
Come and buy early before the stock is picked over
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The Dissecting Room Again.

To the Editor of The EVENING STAR:
The honored faculty of the Georgetown uni
versity on street, between 9th and 10th
streets, are hardly aware that the dissecting
room of that institution has been used even
more since the injunction served on them than
before, since we accredit them both with a
knowledge of the law and a willingness to
comply with it. Evidently the dissecting tables
are as much in demand as formerly. "Ephraim
is joined to his IDOLS but we will not "let him
alone" n E. d.
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CHRrsrMAs Presents
THAT ARE USEFUL ORNAMENTAL AND

ATTRACTIVE.
We have in stock over 600 different STYLES OF Fancy
Rockers upholstered in Plush. IL win ray You 70
take time TO examine them carefully they the
serS ' da d nor an IL sS IRe %
styles from s2 up 70 s25: Music Cabinets. Cherry
~ 50 up sss 90 Ha6gihg oabnets very 6esu,iia
stands in endless variety and prices 70 suit all "a
handsome Cheval Glasses, IN Ant Oak and Int Ma
the LARGEST line Of Lde beSs ever shown in any
house in the country. which Offering at prices
We have a fGII line Of Hassocks. Ottoman Slipper
Bosss ana BSGsins Gases which We arr oerins ?,
We have about so Parlor Suites which we are offer
Lounges. Couches and Students Chairs in about 50
5-Piece Mshoeany Chamber Suit. elegantly carved,
claw feet large glass and Tennessee marble on wasr
3,piece Walnut suit lATEe french Plate glass and
I Fine Antique Oak Washstand. large French rlate
glass, Tennessee marble, worth $50. reduced % &5
splasher rod on %ashstand worth ie 4 redn s 10 s
3.piece Antique Oak Suit, nicely finished, worth
We have several other suits marked down. which We
j Int; lshoeIny Upright Folding Bed worth SOS,
1 Fine Natural Cherry Bedstead. worth s45. re-
very fine san Domingo Mahogany sideboard. 81
Cabinet TOY, hand carved and handsome designs
i Antique Quarter Oak Extension Table. # 6 top
feet Long, slHSorateiy h11d e1rysd Gr leads
made worth $50, reduced 20 SO.
Cherry Hall Rack. feet high by feet width
Beyel Glass, 2iK:sO in. hand carved, with hand
painted Umbrella Jar, worth $50 reduced 10 $50.
Antique oak PEDESTAL Extension s,ft. Table. 9
Handsome Turned Leg. with Panel Fronts a good
bargain, worth ( ID, reduced to ! -
Mshoeany Hall Rack, with 24x42 French Plate
GLASS; tne Hand-CarNed, Artistic style and Pattern
worth 200, reduced 10 $40
very fine Panel Front Wardrobe Bed, in Antique
Oak finish. double SIZE, worth sac. reduced % $50
W. y. MOSES SON.
Corner i III ana streets northwest.
Washington, d. G.
18th EXHIBITION FLOOR
Our patrons, well rs the Tublic, invited 20 ca
ana inspect our large and varied stock OF HOLIDAY
GOODS, including Rattan ana Reed Rockers OF the
latest styles and patterns Children Foods IN endless
variety, viz Rattan and Bent Wood High Chairs and
Rockers, Cribs, and Crzs.es OF the hest makes and
latest improvements Plain and Fancy Tables cutting
Tables. EEses in Brass and Natural Wood. Umbrella
Stands, Hat Racks in Reed and Bent 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 S25 to $50.
p Satin-Faced Cloth-Back Screens, reduced from
&l0 80.
In our Carpet Department offer the &c lowing
Special Bargains in hugs:
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The entire stock of Brad Adams, books and
stationery, at auction, commencing next Mon
day p. m. and will continue every evening at
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 be
sold without reserve. See ad- in auction
column in future.
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The Children,s HOspital.


1.-THE annual meeting of the contributing
members of the Children's Hospital, recently
held, the following gentlemen were elected
directors: Nathaniel Wilson, uice Thomas J.
Fisher. deceased; Charles C. Glover, rice Blair
Lee, resigned; ]. Ford Thompson, uice A. Y. P.
Garrett, deceased.
At a meeting of the board Of directors sub
sequently held. the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: President, NJ. W.
Gait; Vice President, +. B. Mcclure; Treasurer,
VIM. s. Thompson; Secretary F. L. Moore.
At the same meeting it was decided that the
Annual Charity Ball for the benefit of the Hos
pital fund shall be given as usual the present
season-some time in January or February
and that as heretofore it shall be the social
feature of the year.
MARRIAGE LICENSES. licenses have
been issued by the clerk of the court to Henry
Lucas and Louisa Harris; John Creme. of Bal
timore, Md, and Hilda Scholer; John Bottom
ley and George Hudson Wrenn; David Will
Jams and Florence Newton; John w. Trumble,
OF Virginia. and Carrie E. Tumble; Howard
Hall and Laura Brown; W. NJ. Stockton, of
Jacksonville. Fla, and Julia E. Schneider;
Reinhold J. Hahn and Fannie s. Beaumont of
Hagerstown, Md.
The ASSOCIATED CHARIrIEs.-Members of
the sixth division Of the associated charities
held meeting las. night in the North Presby-
terrain church and elected directors for the en-
SUING year as follows Judge Arthur Macarthur
Rev. Alexander Kent, G. W. F. Swartzell. w.
Fl. Gunnison. Mrs. NJ. L. Hood w. b. Gurley,
DR.. j. o. Adams. Mrs. A. NJ. Purvis, Rev. c. b.
Ramsdell, Jno. R. Wright, Rev. W. W. Dean,
Miss Gertrude Jones, Mrs. d. III. Merrill, ]. H.
Bolway, and W. Willoughby. The directors
elected the following officers: Samuel Norment,
president; Rev. Alex. Kent, vice-presdent, w.
Willoughby. secretary; G. W. 4. Swartzell,
treasurer and W. ii. Gunnison, delegate.
The ExECUToR's SALE of Fine Harness.
Trunks, Satchels. Valises, &C., will be contin-
ued tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock at store
No. 493 Pennsylvania avenue northwest-Adrt
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". Il. HOEKE.
Sol Market Space
30S and $40 Sth st
l SEAsosAB1r 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 wANTINGi WHY DEPRIVE YOUR
SELF OFTHE ENJOYMENTAND PLEASURE
ATTENDING SUCH ACTS OF LOVE AND
FILIAL DEVOTION, WHEN we ARE ONLY
TOO GLAD 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-
NIENCEs
OUR IMMENSE STOCK, EMBRACING
BED ROOM AND PARLoR FURNITURE OF
ALL DESCRIPTIONS, sIDEBoARDs, SEC
RETARIEs, REED AND RATTAN ROCK
ERs. TABLES. HALLRACKs, CHEF
FONIER. ETC:
CARPETS OF ALL GRADES. RUGS. ART
SQUARES. OILCLoTHs, ETC;
HEATING AND COOKING STOVES,
RANGES, ETC, WE WILL OFFER ON
CREDIT, AT FIGURES BEFORE WHICH
THOSE OF THE CHEAPEST CASH HOUSES
WILL PALE
WE ARE DETERMINED TO PURSUE OUR
woNTED EQUITABLE COURSE, AND IN.
vITE THE PUBLIC TO sHARE IN OUR
sEAsoNABLE OFFER.
VISIT TO OUR SPACIOUS APART.
MENTs WILL BE REQUITED BY Salts
FACTION THAT WILL MORE THAN COM.
PENsATE YOU.
HOUSE HERRMANN's
CASH AND CREDIT HOUSE
e21 AND s23 SEVENTH STREET NV.
AND $3.50 MASS. AVE NV.
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The FAST SYMPHONY CONCERT. - The first
concert OF the series by the Boston Symphony
at Congregational church. Mr.. Gericke
has arranged a program which, while of sterl-
ing merit, will be delightful and comprehen-
sible by all, in which he has the assistance as
solo pianist of Carl Baermann, one of the most
eminent artists in the country A large and
representative audience is already secured
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PORCELAIN ORNAMENTS, at shedd & Bro.

TEE GREAT FIRE AND SMOKE SALE
at
HAMBURGERs
Drawing to close.
Only few days more.
Many desirable bargains left.
Fine Corkscrew and Cashmere Pants
that we're Sc. 81. So and 80.
now go for 50, $3.50, "a and IS.
Suits, Overcoats, listers, Storm Coats, also al
Half Marked Prices.
"Our Guaranteed"
To refund purchase money to dissatisfied
buyers.
J. HAMBURGER Il Sons,
Strictly Reliable Clothiers,
621 Penn. ave.,
Under Metropolitan Hotel
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They Did Not Belong in Washington.
STEELE MACKAYE BASED HIS OPINION ON A GANG o
OUTSIDE ''sUPERs"


'THE STAR devoted some little space to-day, y
said Manager Rapley, Of the National theater,
last night, ''to repeating what Steele Mackaye
said about the stupidity of Washington 'supers.
Now, you ought in justice to Washington to
say tomorrow that all the 'supers' who took
part in the benefit performance of Mackaye's
play, Paul Kauvar,' last season we're brought
here from New York by Mr.. Mackaye. Not one
OF them belonged in Washington. AS that per-
Torrance of Paul Kauvar' was the only occa-
sion, in my recollection, when Steele Mackaye
had anything to do with 'supers' in Washing
ton, he must have based his opinion on those
who formed the mob of revolutonists. You
remember that Paul Kauvar' was brought here
for one night to give benefit performance for
the purpose of raising money for statue OF
Washington to be donatedby America to France.
Well, special train brought the company,
scenery, and properties down to the last item
here, and took them away again the next morn
ing"
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in life. He has everything that contributes to
the pleasure and comfort Of q dolls life. and
besides great stock of toys of every descrip-
ton.
Fine writing papers are made q speciality by
JOHN F. PAREr, l225 Pennsylvania avenue. He
supplies engraved cards Of all kinds, and can
| show all the latest conceits in these lines.
Any one perplexed with doubt as 10 the
choice of Christmas present should call upon
w. H. HoKKE, Sol Market Space. He has
beautiful articles that the ladies and gentle
men, both old and young, want, and all at ten
per cent discount There are table covers and
tides, pillows Of every description and tables
in great variety, curtains, ladies' desks, gen.
tlemen's shaving stands, chairs, bookcases,
DC. These are beautiful conceits of the
wood carver's art and the upholsterer's skill.
There is no limit, it seems, to the use Of
leather in the manufacture of fancy and use
full articles. At JAMES 8. ToPHAM's establish
ment 1881 Pennsylvania avenue, there is an
interesting exhibit just now of all the latest
designs-pocketbooks card cases. writing tab
let's, ink stands, photograph cases. and q
thousand and one dainty articles which every
body likes to have.
The holiday display at WOODWARD b LorH-
Rops, F and 18th streets, is one of the great at
fractions Of the city at present The immense
show-windows are beautifully arranged and the
spacious sale-rooms are filed with rich goods
feature of the day is the assortment Of goods
suitable for Christmas gifts. These include
dolls Of every land and nationality, handker-
chiefs, hosiery, scarfs, ties, gloves, sacques,
dress patterns and everything usually found
in frst-class dry goods and fancy goods es-
Enlistment. The popularity of this house is
best attested by the throngs of people con-
stantly streaming through their store. Those
who cannot give time to a long tour of inspec-
ton through their establishment will be aided
IN making holiday selections by the full lists Of
attractions and prices published from day to
day in The STAR. 1t is necessary only to add
that the goods represented in the list are of
the best description, representing the latest
styles, the finest materials and the best work
manship.
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CITY ITEMS.

During the Exhibition of the Domestic
writing desks and sewing machines combined,
and Domestic art needlework, store will be
open every evening until 10. C. AuKRBAcH,
It'll st
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Free Exhibition Of Domestic Art.
Needle work direct from Cincinnati centennial,
at AUERBAcH's. It'll and II streets Handsome
souvenirs given away, made on the Domestic
while waiting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-13

THE genuine Parma" Cologne reduced to
Sse. per bottle. MERITS Pharmacy, the lowest
priced drug store in the city.
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LACE CURTAINS AT Cosr TO IMPORT.
100 pairs lace curtains CSC. pair.
LOO pairs lace curtains 81 pair.
$50 pairs lace curtains IL 25 pair
900 pairs lace curtains $3.50 pair.
$50 pairs lace eurtains s2. 81. 80 and 50 pair.
The above curtains were secured by us for
cash from large New York lace importing
house declining business. and are offered by us
at the cost of importation; also a full line OF
bric-a-brac, easels, music-racks, ladies' desks,
foot-rests, screens, &C., for the holidays.
WASH B. WILLIAMS.
eth and ID ats NV
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Washington, DC.

English IsS Enf R a2g1lS9 worth go .eT So
English Velvet Rug s,9nl3 worth $50, for see.
200 smyrna Rugs, worth $500, for $3.50; ? H. OK
100 Smyrna Rugs. worth s3.15. for s225; 2 IT. p
800 smyrna Rugs. worth s225. for sl75: 1 # er
300 Smyrna Mats worth $3.50. for Doc; # 0r
loo yards Double Cotton Ingram Carpet at 25c.
''G TIPHoi.sTERY DEPARTMENT
Satin Embr9idered Pillow Covers. in Blue, Red.
Satin R1o Ira Table covers in Blue Eed
siIf Plush Em6rodered Table scaris. in olive
silk Plush Embroidered Table scaris, in olive
six Plush Em6rOdered Table scari; in olive ~
White EmbTodered Oriental Table scarfs 100
White Embroidered Oriental Table and STAND
Plain and Fieursd ciif scsrs ali coors. 55c and 90
Chenille Stand Covers, variety Of colors-:,... 80
Down Pillows, in FIG sateen silk and satin. ~
DOWN Comforts. in fis satin from 90 70 IL 90
Down Comforts. in Fig SILK and SATIN,
cases ii:4 and ia White Wool Blankets 81 DIV
extra value lust received
Cotton Comforts full size, 75c 10 50
French Travelling Blankets, size G2NS4,
ncS si,s Iii 10 Zoo
loo pairs Of Lace Curtains. worth 81 40, for 81 80
patterns of the $1,000 POrtieres reduced to 500.
Extra width Chenille Portieres, for $3.50,
pairs ALI Wool Turkish Portieres reduced 10 s5
Portieres at s1oo comprises all the new and most
Al the above prices are for cash on or before
delivery.
wB MOSES 4 SON.
CORNER nth AND SITS w.
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PARLoR Lamps Banquet Lamps, Decorated
Shades, Brass Kettles. Bisc Figures, Cracker
Jars, Fancy Tea Pots. Chocolate Pitchers Gift
Cups aud Saucers, Rich Cut-Glass, large and
small pieces. New Goods from Royal Worces-
ter and Doulton.
WILMARTH EDMoNsroy,
l205 Penn ave-
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

For the District Of Columbia, Eastern Penn
sylyania. New Jersey. Delaware, and Mary
land. fair, colder. followed in the District Of
Columbia and Maryland by slightly warmer;
northwesterly winds
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LADIES, GAnnnsrs.

LADIES GARMExrs.
Mr.. stnemetz wishes to inform the Ladies who have
been waiting for his return from New York that he
has brought with him speciaties Of his own Sc
lection
SEALSKIN sACQUEs and NEwMARKETS.
SEALSKIN JACKETS &1O0 ands125
SEAL PLUSH JACKETS and MoDJEsKAs, els,
els, SEQ. $25.
Elegant Long and Short PLUSH WRAPS $50 to ESQ.
long French GARMENTS, colors Blue, Brown and
Green, trimmed with the large Fur Russian Collar.
Novelties for Young Ladies' In C0L.LARETTEs,
BOAs. MUFFe and TRIMMINGS. in Seal, Bear. Mon
key and Beaver.
BIZ sTINEMETz SONS
HATTERs AND FuRRIERs
de 1887 Peana sve.. through 10 1Sshst