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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-10
TINS EEK

TINS WEEK
We display the largest stock Of Goods suitable for
HOLIDAY GIFTS.
ot Our building filled late invoices
domestic mAn@ hsToSis saf aPEi'fGso Cow
We would advise our friends and patrons to select
their
sSs them to time and seee.
TABLES, CHAIRS. &c.
Cherry and Antique Oak Rockers, in Silk Plush, any
Handsome Rockers. in Leather and Antique Oak and
Cherry and Oak tables With Plush Tops. $3.50.
Oak and Cherry Tables. 24-inch Top, $3.50.
Pedestss in OAK and Mahogany. onsI Tops. SIS.
Screens in Fret Work and Silk. 81.
Hanging Cabinets, ali finishes, So
Excellent assortment Of Ladies' Writing Desks,
handsome Dressing tables, al %ooas and Finishes.
Elegant line tf Hail Racks, from s12up.
PARL9k SUITES.
s suite in Ssn spSs Ind s5
Pillow-back Lounges in Wilton Rugs $50
c0uches o DfSfS n ko sDGss'G FyufsNfrURE
Extension Tables, all woods. $3.50,
Handsome sideboards in Mahogany. Oak or Walnut,
Leather Chairs. to match. q each.
CHAMBER SUITES.
c S.piees Antique oaA or Cherry Suite. Beveled
oS-pieee Antique Oak Cherry Suite Beveled Plate
,3-lieee Imitation Mahogany Suite. Beveled Plate
Very nue. 3-piece Antique Oak Suite. Beveled Plate
Be&niiiui Mahogany Suite, cheval Glass, 8.
Chifoniers, in Mahogany or Oak. Beveled Plate
INTERCHANGEABLE Elp En- ~ all bind.
On the second Floor We show 500 pieces of RATTAN
and Il Ek WORK.
Rockers from 81 up Wicker Tables connecting
Work Baskets. Stands, Foot Rests. &c.
AcOnglsts As;qri@ent Of
BODY tBHTs;sELs.
And 1xeR,Ixs r4 hr5;IGl ! E PSISyg
SMYRNA RUG jus
eft. 8 in by IT.. from 81 50 to 81
81. b It: It. from from s q 50 to $50.
ot eu X a Is h afSp fae T. s4l
ELEGANT CHENILLE PORTIEREs.
90 m hes wide. $50 Ter iair:
Regular width, So gS per pair
LACEs
Rich and beautiful effects in
RENAISSANCE
and IRISH POINT LACE.
Sl.25 per pair up. Very fine SIX SHE. Curtains,
reduced rum s3o to 30 PER pair. Striped silk Cur.
to S45U each.
An attractive line OF
For Parlors. Dining looms Chambers and Halls, ex-
Q!lslte c2orings, late patterns Special attention
mates furnished
JULIUS LANSBURGH.
From now until the holidays the store viii remain
open until Sp.m. d.
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ANACOSIIA.

BRONZE STATUE OF WAsHINGroN-A short
time ago the public-spirited citizens of Ana
Costa, desiring to have bronze statue of
Washington in some public space here, pre-
sented to the Commissioners a numerously
rangement was made with Mr.. Mills, the sculp-
tor, for the preparation of a suitable plaster
model of the statue. The work has been going
on quietly, and it is hoped that sufficient funds
will be voluntarily contributed to erect fin
ished bronze work surrounding marble ped
estal.
NorEs.-Richard Martingly, living on the
Bowen road, discovered yesterday afternoon
that his house had been entered and consid-
cradle amount Of clothing and other articles
stolen. including three Shirts vest, Shoes cuffs,
nnderolothing, locket and razor.-Miss Nc
Nally, the assistant postmaster, is sick at her
home in Southeast Washington. her place be-
ing supplied by the ex-assistant, Miss Martha
Rose.
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A Warning to Drunken Drivers.

Saturday afternoon a horse attached to a
wagon belonging to Singleton & Fletcher and
another vehicle, owned by v. Baldwin Johnson,
collided on New Jersey avenue between F and
G streets. The shafts of the latter vehicle
entered the animal attached to Singleton Il
Fletcher's team and the wounded horse died
In five minutes. James II. Gaines, colored.
who was driving Singleton & Fletcher's wagon
was intoxicated at the time and his horse was
galloping. Policeman Estes arrested Gaines and
he was tried in the Police Court yesterday
afternoon. Judge Miller said it was time for
these drivers to stop drinking at every corner
and getting drunk while in charge of teams and
he fined Gaines $40 or four months on the
farm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-10
THE PRESIDENT AT CHICAGO.
He Left Last Night to be Here Tomor.
row.

The President and his party yesterday visited
the Chicago auditorium and were shown all
over the vast building, the board of trade being
afterward inspected In the afternoon recep-
tons were rendered the President by the Union
league and Marquette clubs. Chicago has
never seen a more fashionable audience than
that which filed the auditorium in the even
ing. The beauties Of the place were wonder
fully enhanced by the charming toilets which
filled it. Patti was Of course the central feat
ure of the program, although admirable num-
bers were presented by Clarence Eddy on the
great organ and by the Apollo club. Patti was
received with prolonged applause, which died
away instantly DIS the opening notes of Home,
Sweet Home" rose above the tumult. only to
be redoubled when she finished. She was COM
PEELED to bow her acknowledgements q number
of times.
PRESIDENT HAmIsoN's ADDRESS.
Dedicatory speeches we're made by Mayor
Cregier, Gov. Fifer and President Peck who
introduced President Harrison. The chief
executive said: Some of my newspaper
friends have been puzzling themselves to dis
cover the reason why left Washington to be
here tonight. l do not think need to set out
In order the motives which have impelled my
presence. Surely no loyal citizen of Chicago,
who sits here tonight under this witching,
magnificent scene, will ask for any other rea-
sou than that which is here presented. 1 do
most heartily congratulate you upon the COM
pletion and Inauguration of this magnificent
building, without an equal in the country, and,
so far as l know, without an equal in the
world" The President continued for several
minutes in like complimentary strain and fin
lshed amid great appla use.
A cantata composed for the occasion by Fred
erick X. Gleason was sung by chorus of 500
voices. after which John s. Runnels of Chicago
delivered an address complimenting the audi
torium upon its triumph and paying frequent
tributes to the guest of the evening, the
President of the United States Applause,
first low and murmuring, but deepening into
the thunder's roar, now marked the epoch
OF the evening. Descending the steps from
the right escorted by Manager Adam, was
Madame Patti, who advanced smilingly but al
most tlmidly to the front as the orchestra struck
up a triumphal welcome. In tones that had
lost none of their sweetness or power the
world-famed cantatrice warbled in touching
cadence the familiar melody of Home, Sweet
Home" The expected encore followed from
the delighted audience, and Madame Patti re-
sponded with a Hunters chorus" Repeated
attempts were made to elicit another soug, but
she responded by a smiling bow of acknowledge
ment, and retired to her apartments.
After the exercises the President was driven
to his train and at once started for Washing
ton, to be present at the centennial exercises
tomorrow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-10
CITY AND DISTRICT.

81 recently published work on ''The Art of
Advertising says: "A point which will afford
reliable information as to the value Of publ
cation a. An advertising medium is the close
ness with which the publisher adheres to his
advertising rates" The STAR invariably holds
to its rates; and, what is Of greater Importance
to the advertiser, 1t charges Everybody the same
price for the same service. This few papers dol
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-10
An Old Woman Cut to Pieces.

A horrible butchery occurred in Cincinnati
early yesterday morning. Bridget Byrnes, an
old lady, seventy years Of age, living alone at
No. 110S Butler street, was horribly hacked
two of her fingers being entirely severed from
her right hand. Her throat was cut and half
dozen other cuts disfgured her face. The
murderer is John alias 'Brooky" Smith, who
is well known in police circles. The evident
object of the murder was robbery, as it was
well known that the old lady had considerable
money about the house. Smith was arrested
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-10
BALrrMoRE AND OHIo RAuRoAp

Schedule III elect November 1853
Leave Washington irOm stGtlO corner Of New Jersey
For Chicago aud Northwest. Nestibuled Limited
e1l ress daily IL ~ IN, express 800 . M
toI Slnclnnati, 81 LouIs and Indianapolis express
Tor Pit,sOarg ana Cleveland. vestbuled Limited
gr Saiy l 20 a M ana e5pTsss 40 pm
for LuTay. $40 pm daily.
500 80. y:I5, il 90. Il 90, as minutes a. M.
i ,j 2;go 80 ~ minutes. 81 as nlinutesI
1850 and ii:3o pm SUNDAYS. .:od. 20 $50 80.
$50 SO As Ht aiu a sS9 SO ,5T5es iS z9e
9;oO 1880 and IL 80 y. m
more &c. 40 80 SSSsen @ asg Sal
! 20 pm; sundays. $50 am. 1:i5. 3.25. ass.
Trans leave Baltimore Tor wsahiny.on. week day,
10 S am y 20 Go. i 500 40 slS and
4;lo, 800 600. $50, 40. 80, Z 80, 10 20
9oi5. 10 Is an UC IL :oo rs 90 so I'D 10. liz
5;OO. $40. 7:iO. 1880. $50. 1910. io:;5 aud
For Annapolis, 40 a m, l2:lo and 4 - p m. On
AIM. l2:o5 and $50 pm sundays 50 :. H. 90
pm
For stations the Metropolitan Branch. ro.45
tlO:3oa.m, ~ 30 ANA 70 80 pm.
Tor kockvlile anu Nay Stations. ~ :35p.m
for Gal hersourg anu intermediate poIts, % 100 o.
fOr boyds aud intermediate stations, ~ .oopm..
Church train leaves Washington on Sunday at lis
L.. stop lng At ~. stations MetropoItan branch
For Frederick, ~ 40, ito 80 AM, 10 - 80 a
For Iagerstown, fiO 80 am and rs :3opm-
1rh'ns arrive from Chicago oaliy III 80 an. and
SOB D. IrUun Cincinnati and 81 Louis daily las
n III. and .oO pm trVLl t1tlsOuTg 40 IN 0.oO
pm daily.
MN YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIVISION
tOr New York, Trenton. Newark and Elizabeth n
j. 4OO, fS :Oo - 30, ~ 90 O. H. - 3D. aud
.lO:'O pm. Buffet parior all day trAns
SleeI llg car on the 10 30 ~ open y .UU u M
For fhlladelphIa, Newark, Wilmington and hester
= ~ 900, S:2O. 'lz:OO am. x 80, - ~. '7;l0
and O:3U pm.
for intermediate points between Baltimore and Phil
aaephla - go AID 81 20 a. L., Il Z 90. t3:l5 pm
4 ialns leave New lUrk for v Washington, . 80
II 90 am, goo, '3:zu IS 90 y m aud 'l2:l5
night.
rams leave PHILADELPHIA. for Washington '4.40.
ID, 10 q. NJ, II 80. a 40. 81 90. 40 p.
For Atlanuc CITY Il 90 IN. aud liz 100 M sun
days 4:OO n H. and IL 100 uOOn.
rEKcept sunday. daily. SSundAy only.
Baggage called Tor and checked from hotels and res
idences oy Union lransier Co lett ticket
Offices, o. and 1901 Ia ave- aid at depot.
j. l. ODELl- CHAs o. sCULL.
NIL Oen. Manager. Gen. Pass AIT.
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PooR RupRER Goops

AhE DEAk Al Any PKICE =
We have complete line Of WATERPROOF CLOTH
% he latest sty les aid haest quaity Ou- Goods
Ne Celebrsted fOr their QusiIty aud Durability and
cur haile on any artcle of manufactured rubber Is
guarantee that II IL the best OF ITS kind ONE PAIR
o. our " EhsHSS will outwear two pair OF ordinary
eoogs. We make the best kUBBkh BOOTS the
most reliable OF the market We will NOT be under
sold for Like grade Of gooGs
- GOODlEAR RUBBER CO. 800 9th 81.
MELVILLE LINDSAY. Manager se1-.IIn
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THE WASHINGTON ARCHITECTURAL IRON
u AND BRIDGE WORKS

EDWAhD L DENI. M 4, Proprietor.
The best facilities In the city for kinds Of Iron
work. steel Beams. Angles. kc.. always in .tock
Fine Ornamental Cast and Wrought Iron Work n
speciality. Repairs aud general machine work done in
the best manner and ~ short notice
Sole licensees IN the District Of Columbia for thu
Soetz mitchell" system Of Beam Anchors and Pro-
octors Works. Cor. SD aud Water sta Tel 42S3
City once. l4l3 st. NV. Tel 42s-2,
f2e Washington. be
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HOUSE & HERRMANNs
EQUITABLE
CREDIT
SYSTEM.

GENTLE READER, WE KNOW YOUR LARGE
HEARTED GENEROSITY PROMPTS YOU TO
KINDLY REMEMBER YOUR FRIENDS AND Ac-
QUAINTANCES WHEN THE JOYOUS CHRISTMAS
TIDE AGAIN ARRIVES. WE KNOW. TOO, THAT
THE EXACTIoNs OF THE SEASON ARE so URG-
ENTAS TO ABSORB ALL THE READY MONEY ANY
OF YOU CAN COMMAND HOW TO BEST COMPASS
YOUR INTENTIONS WITH AN EXPENDITURE OF
THE LEAST POSSIBLE CASH HAS, OVER AND
AGAIN, SET YOU TO THINKING AND AdITATED
YOUR BRAIN ALMOST TO THE POINT OF
FRENZY.
PRESENTS MUST BE MADE AND OUR
EQUITABLE
CREDIT
SYsTEM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-10

u edmond AND DANyILLE RAILROAD co
~ Schedule IN effect NONkdbTk "a 1859.
ton, GoLdonsSllle, ChsrlOttesNlue. Lynchburs and
stations between Alexandria aud Lynch6urg llosnOke
Atlanta Bristol Knoxville Chattanooga and MenIIhis
liza AIN. Past Mail daily for Cu pcIsr, Char
lottesNlIe, Stations Chesapeake and Ohio Route.
lynchburs kocky Mount DsnNllle and stations be-
tween lyDchburs and DAnyl-, o5recnsbOrO'. kaleigh
AsbeVllle, Charlotte. Columbia Augusta, Atlanta,
lrllllghAnl, MuutgonIeIy. New Dreams Texas and
Pullman seeIers to Nes Orleans Pullman Sleeper
DaIvlle 10 Columbia and Augusta Pullman sleepers
Washington 10 CiucinnAu VIA Z. and U. ACUTE.
G:DO nl.-DHllN. except SUNDAY, for ManassAA
StrHsburg and lntermed ale stations
$3.50 p.m--DaIly Via Lynchbute. Bristol and Chat
tanOusa Pullman Nestlbuie sieeIers Washington TO
8. 40 pm.-N estern Express daily tor MADsssss
Culleler. Orange, Chariot, sNile, Staunton LOUIS
vile, Cincinnati. Pullman Nesubule Washing
ton TO IIncnnau with Pullman Sleeper Tor LOUIS
Vile
ll:00pm.-Southern Express daily for Lynchburs
DanNllle. Raleigh, AshevIlle, ChAIlOtte Columbia
anu California. Pullman Ntstibue Car Washington 70
New UrlcAn- VIA Atlanta and Montgomery. Pullman
ana oeurSlA Pacific railway, and huffman Sleeper
MasIiins on 10 AsheVlle and Hot SprInss n. q, via
Salisbury.
Trains ON Washington and Ohio division leave WASH
lnSton 300 Aul. daily except sunday and a pm.
daily arrive hound tiill 80 a. 4.2O y IA
returning leaye hound Hill 90 daily and Il 20
Pm. dAl1y except sunday, arriving Washington $50
1hrough trains from the south via Charlotte Dam
vile and Iynchburg arrive IN Washington 0:53
Am ana I:lO I'm; VIA hast Tennessee, Bristol aud
LyuchOurg NJ l0:;,J and 10 AZ y. IA. Chesa-
leake aid Ohio r.ute Char ltesVle A.
ana ':IO Inl AID o;oo STasburs local ~ 10 "a
a.
Tickets, sleepil.s-car reservation and Information
furnished. and ualage checked office 1900 Penn
syhAl. ave- AM az lassehser Station fennsy lvanis
ms JAS. l. TAYLOR Gen. Pass Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-10

GRAYNEss, badness, dandrun and ali Diseases
of the scalp and falling of the hair can be cured bv
using Hall Vegetable sicilisn Hair remover,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-10
Fired Into a Crowd.

policeman named Vinegar, while drunk, fred
his revolver promiscuously into o crowd of
white people while they were leaving the opera
house Saturday night after q performance.
One young man was shot thro ugh the head and
MORALLY wounded, and others were more or
less injured. Vinegar escaped and has not yet
been captured, although posse of men is
securing the country in search Of him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-10
The Montana Legislature in Deadlock

A special from Helena, Montana, says:
The republican senators have definitely
decided to refuse the proposition of the
democratic senators to investigate the tun-
mel precinct election case, giving as q
reason that 1t would be discourteous to the
house OF representatives for the senate to inter-
fere in q question which related to seats of
members of the latter body. 1t is stated that
the same sort Of proposition for an investiga-
ton was made by the democratic house to the
republican house. The deadlock stands as on
the first day Of he session.
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RAILROADS.
v,HE GREA7
Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
To THF NORTH WEST AND SOUTHWEST

i PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
T9 IHF MOTH wES MP ssgTHwpsr
sTE FL kkI iA MssliFick p ReSIPnESr.
80, In Lnec, December q. 1850. -
For htisburs and the NesL ChioA<o Limited Express
Fss, Line 10 So :. m, daily 70 csls@sas md !.
Hs s' ana sser,n S.r. rim sSgr e R co
mond; Ind; daily except saturday. 20 chicAxo
raTloT Car v sshlnFIon TO Esrrisburs. and sieep..
SIas.an,a ana PlnlSs o. Oar a.rfi.SsS S-f e s.
s sSgsi Western h,pres. .. 80 m daily With
Louis, connecting daily At hsrrisburs with through
press 1000 PM daily foT s5sS1rs and the vest
With through Sleeper 70 Pitsbure. and PittsburG
t., RR .LI AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
TOT name Sahsndais.A Rochester and Niagara Pals
Tor tre CsnAndsisua and Rochester daily: for Buff
with sieerins Washinston - Roe6ester.- ''
For Mihas s, Lcek Haven and Einrs st 1850
tSI RSpinaiiIInTFT' pdii' so I'm
!:2o, y.O0 Ia 90 and IL 40 am, 2.io $40
$40, 1000 and IL 20 = IA. ON sunday 300
pm Limited Express O Of rSm M al ps slS oaTS
30 am daily, except Sunday. and 400 PM
ron PHILApEIPHr. ONLY
Fast Exrress 10 I'm week days aud : 10 m daily.
For Boston WITHOUT chape., 20 ? m every day.
Jersey ItS With bos,s ~ nrkl'n spSSa s,Isrs
ins direct transfer u FULTON street AVOIDING
double ferrlaGe across New lurk CITY.
For Atlantic Clty. Al $40 m. week days llI2o .. m.
For Baltimore, IS. 1890 s:lo 300 8 40. 10 so,
ll:uO and II 40 An, l.:o5, = 10, 3 20. 3:3O,
500, 4:lo. 4:.O, $50, GOO, 40. s.lO. 10 :O0
and IL 20 y m On SUNDAY. 600. N:u5, 10 .5u
II 40 an 2:lo, 10 . 30. co. 4 10, . GA
$40. s:lu, IL 90 aud IL go pm.
For fopes Creek zane. 20 I'm aud 40 p dsily.
except sunday.
For Annapolis, 20 am, .05 and 4 20 nm daily,
except Sunday. Sundays, 800 am. 4 10 . IN.
ALtNANDlIA AND fkEDERlCKsBUROi RAIL
MAJ AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
RAILWAY.
IN LFFEcT NOVEMBER Is 1889.
For Alexandra 30, 6:iS. As. 40 y as o 81
am- ZOt NOON, s:uo, 4:l5, 4:.5 %. o sOl.
sOE, 10 90 and 1 80 pm. On sunday at so,
80, $50, 1887 am, 2:3O. 4:l5. o:Ol. SOD
Accommodate for Quantico. : as an and SIS
pm week days. 40 sundAys
For richmond aud the south. 4.JO 10 81 m and
10 pm. daily. Accommodation 30 pm. week
days.
Train, leave Alexandra for Washington. COS. 7:oa
600, slO, 10: Is, II 90 an; 20. 800. D O.
b:lO, :oo 30, 10 81, 10 AZ aud 4 .O5 u m On
Sunday At 10 and 4 1 90 = .OU. o 10, 10,
800, 10 IL: s. aud lO:32 pm.
Tickets and information the uthce northeast
ner Of 9Th street aud Fennsy avenue aud at
the statlNn where orders lie
baggase 70 destination from hotels and rssldences
ChAs. r.. PlOH. J. a. MOOD,
General Manager. fd2l Gen Pas Agent
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Great SYNDICATE SALE
OLA
QUARTER OF MILLION DOLLARS
WORTH OF FINE TAILOR-MADE
CLOTHING.
NOW IN FULL BLAST.
IN THE LARGE FOUR-STORY BRICK BUILDING
COR. OH AND SIS. n. W.

IN IHE LAn0E fOUR-SIOhf BRICK BUILDING.
COR. OH AND SIS. n. W.
Three of the largest wholesale clothing houses in this
country have sOlldated their us stock amount
Tailor made suits and Overcoxs 3eu, Boys. and
Children Entire assortment at retail at 81 cents ON
the dollar.
these goods are manufactured for the finest trade,
and Will be sod at 33 cents the dollar nIanuact
urlng cost. Too many goods on Land Is the reason
for his nde tul sacrifice. Manufacturers must
have cash, hence tins terrible slaughter. This is no
bogus bankrupt stock OF sAoddy but honest
sScrlhce value by frst-cIass, reila:l mEnufac-
turers and 10 cents Of ready cash takes So worth OF
ciVtnins; LOOK az t-ese irIces ola. .,-- -.
Mems Heavy Ribbed Diagonal suits 1919; worth
so.
Mems Heavy Double Breasted Wooden Suits, s5.o5
worth $l4.
Mems uood Honest Wooden Pants s3c; worth 81
Mems Winter Overcoats, o.; worth $40.
Mems storm listers, Fur Collar aud CUTS, Wooden
Lined. S43. worth Sl2
loullg Mems SUITS $40; worth 81.
Boys Elegant Dress suits. S3.2J; worth $3.50.
Boys Overcoats, Chlnchilla and Melton, &lS7;
Chiidren's Suits. 81 90; worth 50
Chldren's Suits. . 80; worth IS.
Children veTcuHts, sl:j5; worth "a
hese nIrlcss don't rep esent the cost of labor in
garments and bear the labels the b st makers III
TINS country There Will also be sod elegant Bust
hess and ID ess suits Tor Gentlemen at &4.1J s6 30
anu 1915 actually and honestly worth So 800 Ind
SO, 10 shop-wom truck. but clean, good AID honor
able cloth good enough Tor d millionaire to wear.
IL We uont show You every article advertise We
will pay your fare tor 30 miles, as VIII pay you
to come 90 miles to attend this prec, den ted sale
clothing houses of this country and responsible
every statement male III this advertisement DON'T
HESITATE; DON'T DELAS. First come first choice.
1000 pair Childrens Knee Pants. 2Oc. worth soc.
PLEASE CALL EARLY IN THE DAY TO AVOID
The Rush IN HE AFTEhNOON.
Sc cor. 9th and E. in the large four-story brick
building do
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SYSTEM,
WHICH

WHICH
HAS BEEN DEVISED TO MEET CASES OF THIS
CLASS, WILL. IF JUDICIoUsLY TAKEN ADvAN.
TAGE OF, AID YOU YOURSELF IN BEARING AN
OTHERWISE INsUFFERABLE BURDEN AND AT
THE SAME TIME IN FRIGHTENING THE FIRE
SIDE AND CHEERING THE HEART OF MANY A
LOVING FRIEND.
1T Is THEREFORE THE HEIGHT OF FOLLY TO
LONGER DELAY IN THE MATTER. KNOWING
WHAT YOUR INTENTIONS ARE. GO WITH Us
THIS WEEK THROUGH OUR
FOUR
COLOSSAL
STORES.
AND SELECT, WHILST THE LINE Is COMPLETE,
SOME USEFUL AND APPROPRIATE ARTICLE.
WITH INSTRUCTIONS TO HAVE 1T DELIVERED
CHRISTMAS EVE AsHuspREps
HAVE ALREADY DONE.
WE EXACT BUT FEW DOLLARS FIRST PAY
MENT ON THE FINEST AND MOST COSTLY PRES
ENT. GRANTING YOU THE UNsPEAKABLE PRIV
ILEGE OF SUGGESTING YOUR FUTURE METHOD
OF CANCELING YOUR INDEBTEDNESS
OUR SOUVENIR" FOR THE CURRENT MONTH
SURPRISES IN WORTH AND BEAUTY ALL OUR
PAST EFFORTS.
HOUSE & HERRMANN'S
CASH AND CREDIT HOUSE,
e21 and s23 7th st. aud o36 MasA ave- NV
ee2-4m
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USpREcEDEsrEp BARGAINS In
CAPE OvERCOATs
STORM OVERCOATS.
ALL KINDS OF OvERCOATs.
BUSINESS SUITS.
DRESS SUITS. Prince Albert, Getaway and
Sack.
FULL DRESS SUITS.
BOYS SUITS.
BOYS OvERCOATs, Cape and Plain.
WEYL'S
oNE-pRICE CLOTHING HOUSE.
81 SEVENTH ST., BET. PA. AVE. AND D ST.
oc2-3m
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

Two NORFOLK AND FORT MONROE
IL The POPULAR ROUTE.
The OLD FANOklIE SIEAMER GEORGE LEARY
Appo tmepts rysei.s. r.b. u S9MdHsIAsLE
rooms large comfortable and heated by steam Polite
and attentive officers. Thorough discipline
From th-street wharf MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS
and / klDAlS at pun
he only steamer landing at Boston wharf, Norfolk
and the only line having exclusive connection with
BOSlON AND PhOklDkNCE s1kAMERs.
Tickets and rooms at Oly and 1881 Pennsylyanis
ave. Hawley's 10th aud n and knox's Etpress
dences. Telephone No. 145-3.
mig Wa. WEIGH. supt and Gen. Agt
n oRFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE AND THE
MONDAY, November 3. lSSY. Steamers Lady OF the
Lake and Jane Moseley, having been repaired and
newly FURNISHED, Will leave sXthstreet wharf.
mus 1th and 9th street cars, at pm. Returning,
leave Clydes wharf. Norfolk foot Madison st. same
hour. Goose connections for New York, Phia iephlA
and North and South lOr state rooms and iIforTna-
uon regarding freight call at hart Telephone Csl
~. Also r. and v. licAet Onicess olS and S6l Pa
ave-, aud Hawley's kapress. INLAND AND SEA
BOARD CoAsIING COMPANY. MID
MOUNT VERNON
steamer ". W. CoECoRAN, Capt Z. Z. BasH>
leaves 1th e. wharf DAILY texcept Sunday Mound
Vernon. leaving NJ 40 reaching Washing IN sbouS
S;3O pm: Fare, round tlp 81. inclqdAns sallissaoa
" grounds and mansion. .elk
INoR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
II MN IhON sTEAALh "MAhEFIFID~
Leaves th-street wharf on MONDAYS, THURSDAYS
and Sal hDAAs al q m Returning 1UkssDAY6
FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS p. N, touchlns a. kivsr
landings Tar Noinl Greek, Va 81 IIeinept a Nv
ana LeonArutO~n, Md Connects with aua VI ~ n a
sLeinerus Bee schedule. JOAN b. fADokTT, AsI
Z. ". hlDLki, manager. No
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10 southampton Iiondon. Hsvrel, Brennan
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An 1raSe, We'd, Dec. ID. pm. Labn, Ned Dso
20, . am; Auer, We'd Jan. l. pm TuldA We'd.
Jan 3, am
Comfortable state rooms, excellsnt tabs. luxunoss
taloOn appointments. Prices: Let csban- s15 sDd
upward berth. according location; I'd cabin, go
an scuIt; steersse ~ iow AIply 4 D. DkoSk
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