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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-23
From FATHER To Son

Through generation after generation. the faint Of
scrofula descends through the blood bghtng life and
fastening death The great majority Of of scrof
ula and other blood diseases hereditary and there
fore difficult to But wish state in the most
positive, emphatic manner that Hoods Sarsaparilla
does cure Scrofula in every form. The most severe
cases, too terrible for description have yielded to this
medicine when all others failed The greater includes
the lessand if you suffer from scrofula salt rheum
or impure blood in any form. you should take Hoods
Sarsaparilla.
HOODS SARSAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists 81 six for So. Prepared only
by c. l. HOOD CO., Apothecaries Lowell, Mass.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-23

AuherIcuu VIA EM8I16h HOteIR.
To the Editor Of The Evening Star:
In your Saturdays paper you quote Morris
Phillips Of the Homo Journal as making a
point of the superiority Of Edinburg hotels to
those OF the United States in that they provide
q supply Of slippers for the free use of their
guests.
1t is not 30 long ago that it was the custom
in the hotels and tayerns Of this country to
have a free stock Of slippers in the porter
room for all who cared to use them; that il, il
was in the states with which was most familiar,
Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut.
j. y. w.
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Gro. T. KEEN.
TAILOR.
FALL STOCK
NOW READY.
A4oTH ST.
GErrrso The BAsY To SLEEP.

Young husband-,Anita. my dear. for the last forty
minutes you have been walking and rocking baby
and munbling by oby, which, presume, species Of
Incarnation or supplication to Morpheus. II seems
to me that You have gotten hold Of the wrong charm
When Grassy the Pusher. wants TO wake people up-he
can't sleep after reading his advertisements. They
worry me because feel confident that have been
paying too much for our Furniture China, Glass, &C.
am impatient for the Inernfng ~ want 70 rush
there and see the goods lac advertises Just listen
Ant Extension Table; T. e I've paid Ssl; aE Solid
el2 80; Walnut Chamber Suite S4- Is. Mirror 24x30
Very Handsome Oak Suite. Mirror 40x;30, French
plate, t75. sold elsewhere $50 and os6; solid Oak
Desk, pigeon holes and shelf below %; Roll Top DO
81 50 very handsome ones. 912 TO $50 Fine High
back Oak Dning Chairs patent seat ~ Is md 30;
with cushion back e. 50to e17; White Fur Rugs 81 IS
tho animal SMELL 30 styles Of wsshstsnd Sets IN
Tea sets. from q. 50 to t10 100 Dinner ssts. from
S5 g g S2oi Clear Crystal Tgmbles z ,x l5c; Pine
Is syies 10000 stock q selling prices Everything
marked in plain hgures No secrets.
don't eei anything q cost unless out Of season or
S.ma ws don't by for this sdysstisssnsct ics ne
Of Nashineton psyine tnducements and ws want your
White or colored, nch poor .good Or had. You wf
md except IN oyercfQvded houss
Dont rcd this caFd and ey, oh. thaSb III rush but
come and -. You shall not b diaappodntsd- Oniy
one
anA ssIah Z No. z. ~.
FURNITURE. cARPRrs. CHINA -
ale cuRAP ron CASE
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TRIED TO KILL HIS WIFE.
william Pratt Tries q Knife and Then III
. Pistol.

. Pistol.
William Pratt, . colored hostler in Allison
Majors stable assaulted his wife last night with
q knife and shot at her with . revolver, at their
home, 2114 E street northwest She ran from
tho house, complained to the police, and VIII
liam was taken out Of bed and carried to the
station and locked up.
This morning when the case was called in the
Police Court Judge Miller directed warrant
against Pratt for assault and battery with in
tent to kiln. His wife told her story Of the
affair and exhibited a terribly swollen eye which
had been caused by blow inflicted by her hus-
band. Other witnesses who heard the shot
fred we're present. The officer produced the
pistol and knife which he found in Pratt's
overcoat pocket. When he placed Pratt under
arrest the latter threatened to 'dx" his wife
for causing his arrest.
Judge Miller committed Pratt to Jail in de-
fault Of $500 bail to await the action of the
grand jury.
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DRAWING To A CT osr.
THE PUBLIC SEEMS TO HAVE AT LAST FULLY
AWAKENED TO THE FACT THAT THE
CONSIGNMENT SALE
NOW IN FULL BLAST At THE
NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE,
81 9TH STREET NoRTHwEsT,
Is Offering them tine opportunity to buy frst-class
Clothing at half the actual value of the cloth. Owing
to the continued rush and the late arrival twenty
cases OF goods we will continue the Consignment SAFE
Tor
TWO WEEKS
Longer. Now's your chance-everything marked in
plain figures onehaf the former price. This entire
consignment must be sold before January l. Note the
prices: "a for Mems Beaver Cnnchilla Ovefcoats;
worth $12. $3.50 for Mems Better1,rade Kersey
Beaver Overcoats worth eli. $40 for Elegant Dress
Oyercoats, in 20 styles; worth S. 3l5 for Elegant
Al-silk Lined Chinchila Overcoas worth $35 Storm
Overcoats at So. -. $iO $3.50 and SI5. Can't be
bought anywhere for less than double the price, Mems
Suits at IT, 80; worth &10 Good Business Suits ut
e.; worth GIG. Splendid Dress Suits, single and
double breasted IN corkscrew, diagonal. whpcord and
cheviots, at $40 and $l2; worth ST. to s25. Boys
and Children's Clothing in endless variety Elegant
Smoking Jackets at less than one-hRf value Bear in
mind this sale will continue but TWO WEEKS
LONGER
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MIR. DUvALL,s SPECULATION.
Where the Father Of All the Imagins
Little Ones Lives.

wner0 tn0 rather Oh All tn0 Amo8Anoxy
Little Ones Lives.
The William Duvall Of Baltimore, who OBJ
tanned from forty or fifty United States Sena-
tors contributions sent him because his alleged
son was said to have been named for the Sena-
tors in question, lives at North Eden street and
not at the address to which Senators addressed
their presents and replies. A saloon keeper
named J. Donohue, says the Baltimore Sun,
lives at s25 East Baltimore street and there the
mail was received and kept until Duvall Gale d
for It. Duva1 was formerly letter carrier
and afterward driver of mail cart He was
married. but separated from his wife sometime
ago. The couple had no children. Since Du-
vail was discharged from the Baltimore post
Office he had no regular employment and he
lived with his mother and two sisters.
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coxpIrIoN OF TIE WATER.
FINE Tools IN CHESTS AND

Useful holiday gifts.
We would call especial attention to those con-
templating making their boys or friends
present in the way of tools. We have had some
elegant tool chests made and filed them from
cur stock with tools of the very best quality
and fully warranted They can in no way be
compared with the goods sold in the toy stores
Prices very low, and we solicit an inspection
before purchasing. We also have large as
sortment of
Imported Sheffield penknives.
Carving sets, all kinds
Table cutlery. best makes.
4. Rogers plated ware.
Parlor rifles very low.
Christmas tree holders 44c. each.
Children's savings banks, combine don lock.
Skates, raZors, scissors and full line Of
General hardware.
CHAs. T. CARTER Co,
doors from 9th st. COG Pa ave. NV.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

ALBAuon's.--Casino Opera Company in 'Poor
Jonathan"
NATIoNAI--"A Parlor Match"
HARRrs'.-"After Dark"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Boom Company in
"The Clemenceau Case"
MUsIc HALL.-Cleveland's Magnificent Min
strels.
CHURCH OF Our FArHER.-Tuft's College
Glee and Banjo Club Concert.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-23

CHANGE OF LOCATION. learn from that
city that DR.. George Z. Connell late Of Virginia,
but formerly q popular and successful physician
here. has located in Frederick, Nd, and will
hereafter practice there. Our sister city is to
be congratulated on this change, as 1t adds q
skillful practitioner to her list Of physicians.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-23
Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows j.
T. Meany to Augusta M. Weaver, sub 20, SO.
ISL; $1,000. ]. F. Ennis to A. G. Clarke, pit.
Is, 50. 636; s.. Mary E. Mcdonald ct al to
John F. Ennis. same property; s.. NJ. 1.
Weller to D. E. Baldwin. lots As to As, blk. 4,
Twining City; 5000. Lot AZ, do; 500. WA.
Coulter to c. p. Grandfeld, sub 20, blk. II, LIE
Droit Park, 50, 500. II. NJ Bennett to w. A.
Kimmell, sub lots log to ITO, So. $50; 6. j.
l.. Barbour to c. 3. Church ct al, in trust, pit.
l, 50. 391; $.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-23
Pages With Senatorial Apcestors.

One of the recent appointees on the page
roll Of the Senate is Ralph H. Riddleberger,
the fifteen-year-old son of the late Senator H.
H. Riddleberger Of Virginia. Young Riddle
berger and Warren Nye are the only Senate
pages whose immediate ancestors were Sena-
tors. Nye's grandfather representing Nevada.
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College Fraternity Delegates.
Interesting Flag Presentation.

A committee from the Irish American Union
yesterday afternoon presented st. Aloysius'
Boys School with handsome specimen of the
stars and stripes. The committee that pre-
scented the flag was composed of Capt.
OMeagher Condor, Thos. Phillim. II. Boucher,
J. W. Mccain, 1. l.. Feeney, p. W. Corcoran,
j. ]. Horrigan and J. p. Kelly. Capt. Condor
made the presentation speech, which was re-
spOnded to by Father COwardin, and the flag
was raised above the building amid the enthusi-
astic applause Of the pupils who were gathered
together for the occasion.
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HuMoRs

Easily cured in childhood by the CUTICURA RENE
DIES. the purest and best of all hunor Skin,
scalp and blood Diseases with loss Of hair speed
lily. permanently and economically cured in early life
thus avoiding years otorture, dsguaration and
tai as well physical suffering. PARENTS remember
this and do your duty 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-23

G. PEssAeNo & Sons.
S06 9TH ST. NV.
Dealers in
ITALIAN WINES AND 0ROCERIE6.
L. Laborel Melini Firenze. Italy. CHIANTE WINE,
Awarded Gold Medal PARIS Exposition. 1850
Also Lachrima Christi Spumante and nom Spumante,
Noscato D. Aste Spumante and non-Spumante.
Barolo, Barbera, Brscchetto. Capri, Marssla, Fer
net Branca. Lucca Olive Oil. Parmegiano. Gorgonxols
and Bomam Cheese, Dry Mushroom. Macaroni of An
Kinds and Sizes.
Agentsfor g. Groesinger Yountville, Napa County,
CAL. Wines and Brandies. AGENTS for J. II. Rogers
Co.. Aaysvfle. Ky. Limestone Whistles. d6l2Ots
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Run MAD.

Some Of competitors sst mad ana say uelythinss
about me because sail RubbeFs for &c., Ladies
Welt Shoes for g. when they get a. g. 80 Shoe same
= they get 9; Edwin Clapps MEMS o5 Shoe for o..
Now. am Just trying TO run my business 10 suit
purchasers and not DEALERS Nnoar csrs how mad you
get what you say. my customs tell me- Il hslps
mo every time.
Como early and 81 The bargains =
WILLIS, sHoE sron1.
0l6 IN =. nv.
11e6 Domessse ssviag Machine - - eivm sway
q WINS Shoe 6toga. Gl21n
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ToxAro FIG.
mild laxative for constipation. A soysreign
Eemedy ,fox dyspepsta. Tomato Fig 10 Fruit and
vegetable LAXATIVE. superior to any romedy now on
the n.rket Can b relied on fer it's positive results IL
bowels without productng deprssns eject or lo0 Of
tune from business Improves the health a both
Tomato Zig etyes tone and strength 10 the liyse.
and s&sctivs pursssives nov bstoss t6s pu6lic II
sAss By al dzugxbeA VIC. Der bottle.
ol5-Sm BALTIMORE. IA
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To Serenade senator spooner.

The Harrison and Morton Republican League
at meeting at Washington Cadets Armory
last evening, with J. p. Crenshaw in the chair
and w. II. Jones secretary, adopted resolutions
Spooner and rendering him a serenaie after
the mass meeting to be held in January to in
dorse the Presidents message. Drs. Z. J..
Shadd and G. b. Purvis were elected honorary
members of the league.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-23
Down the Capitol Stems.

tary and treasurer Of the Arlington wheelmen,
rode down the Capitol steps on q safety bicycle
and was photographed in the act. The feat was
accomplished twice, 70 ~ to he sure and get a
good picture Several wheelmen, including
Chas. Alex. Persons Of Boston, Mas, were
present.
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FAILED Fon $l5O,OOO.

FAILED FoR $4,000.
inss failed for aifLioSs OF Dol ThRs. Yet they
are not happy. But what has tins to do with
DIR. KoCH's LYMPH
Or to bring the matter right to own DOORS what
consideration at this particular Juncture. outweghs
VICTOR Z. ADLER's
VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE PEOPLE,
Froma monetary point of view.
We know TIE value of a dollar because We have
needed one. and needed it badly. but have never
placed so ligh estimate wealth be willing
De loss ssed OF II at the mice of prlu1ple.
We have told you repeatedly tiat The building which
We now occupy must Le surrendered e. the architect
bu.ders and decorators eiore January Is 1881
tiat We Wou III not remove uoI.ar worth goods TO
woud knife rea values savately. nlatilate them I've
yond recoz niuon ana thereby induce You TO become
Gone Just Whit we SUPPOSED YOU would do-iought of
Us cost ISsray Eon az ar as your nesls required or
GRATEFUL snd Leg 10 say tiat tins
SACRIFICE SALE
WILL CONTINUE UNTIL JANUARY Is. 1891.
Say within yourselves, as the man said when he fen
GSE T HESDRs E mi md FoRrYrHREE Suits for
bsls 5HftfoT s urrs for
CElidren-SlZes Is, rs anu IS only At silva suit.
wearrshirs and DIVES - 10 a. SIX seEsd
and tapped. Jersey cuffs ana anki.s. stayed seems.
THREE SHIRTS FOR 81.
THREE PAIRS DRAWERS 81
OEE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOZEN BOYS,
COLLARS, CLUEr x COONS BEST MAKE FOUR
PLY LINEN. Latest Styles. Sizes l2k, li 13t IA.
Re E12r retail price 'i each. 60 All Is CENTS
In Men Collars of the same MAKE we have left sizes
a. lar. -, ISL and l9standRg; sizes IA H.
49,, 10 turn down. THEY GO ALSO AT IS CENTS
Sk Handkerchiefs in all the latest shades and de-
signs full size and warranted pure silk. The regular
retail prices 81, 81. 30 All together
at the mere nominal price OF ~ CEN rs APIECE.
Six and ool Cashmere Muffiers, extra large plain
and fancy DESIGNS. Eeguiar l-iocs b aud 81 30. Go
MEMS Is CENT HALF HOSE. 10 CENTS PAIR.
AUTOMATIC W1RE-BUCKLE SUSPENDERS, 10
THERE's NINE OF WEALTH WITHIN THESE
MALI NAILS Eoq HAVE BUT TO REACH FORTH
VICTOR Z. ADLER's
TE.! PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE.
HATS. CAPS
AND
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
OF and go 18th st. H. W.. cor. Mass ave.
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
Open evenings until 9 O'Clock Saturday until
u oclSck n alteT The selidEys cn,v,op ronrv
FOUR FEET OF NEW SHELVING, TEN DOVE
TAILED COUNTER DRAWERS, THREE GLASS
HAT CASES AND ONE LOT OF SOLID OAK
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New PAPER.

The Peoples Monitor and Federal City .4dre'-
tiser is the name Of new weekly paper edited
by d. Turner and managed by VIM. r. Jaeger.
1t is devoted to historical "reminiscences, itera-
ture, theatrical programs and business adver-
Using.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-23

U@a-N' D'1UhIs V72O' iii nOSs THU 81. n W.
BEAR THIS IN MISD.-What better could YOU
find for Christmas than u handsome parior or
bed room suite. or. pretty carpet. well made
and nicely laid. and how much better present
OF this kind. which gives pleasure and comfort
the year round. than one which is used for a
day and thrown aside the next. When you are
in doubt therefore. what to give for a holiday
gift drop into kuddens Furniture. Carpet and
Stove Stores. $50 and S32 It'll street northwest,
and get something that will be sure to prove
satisfactory, both 10 giver and receiver. Sea-
sonable as well as useful and ornamental gifts
Of this kind. purchased at Mr.. Ruddens, will
be delivered before Christmas and can be paid
for after the holidays. small deposit only is
required.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-23

Every Article Of Jewelry advertised on ex-
hibition in our windows for your inspection.
1t VOIGT Il HAAS, 713 It'll st. NV.
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ANACOSTIA.
A RELIEF CORPS RECEPTION.

John A. Logan Post, -, GAR, was given
reception last night by John A. Logan Relief
Corps at that body's new quarters in Masonic
Temple. The post, escorted by Mrs. Margaret
Petty and Mrs. Carrie King, was welcomed
gracefully by President Annie Peck. COM
mander of the Post Frisby responded appro-
priately. The Messer Quartet-Messrs. Geo.
o. Watson. Charles Burr, c. =. Smithson and
Harry Jordan-accOmpanied by Prof. Messer
and Nina V. Hughes, rendered several selec-
tons in a highly creditable manner. Rev. Mr..
Richardson, chaplain. delivered happy adj
dress. Other speeches were made by j. NJ.
Pipes. vice commander Department Of the Po-
tomac; NJ. L. Anderson, J. E. McCabe, COM
mander of Lincoln Post, GAR; A. F. Dins-
more, post commander of Farragut Post;
Arthur Hendricks, post commander Of Burn
side Posts Nathan Bickforce, commander of
Burnside Post. and several other comrades of
the GAR. Among the ladies assisting were
Mrs. Johanna Turner. president Of the De-
partment Woman's Relief Corps: Mrs. Ander-
son. department vice president; Mrs. Arthur
Hendricks. department counsellor; Mrs. Mary
Gist. department secretary; Mrs. McCabe,
president Lincoln Relief Corps; Mesdames Van
Doran, Burgess, Jacobs, Sheldon. Cowling
and Golf, members of Lincoln and Burnside
corps. Among the other ladies present were
Misses Etzler, Richardson, Pitcher. Watson,
Peck. Anderson. Mesdames Tew, Lamson, Emo,
DOny, Bowler. Simpson, Smith and Davenport.
At the close supper was served, presided over
by Mrs. Eliza Watson, Catherine Hinwood and
Mrs. Baxter.
Prof. H. s. Petty entertained several Of the
visiting Grand Army at his home on Washington
street.
DIR. james A. Watson was suddenly Frustrated
yesterday morning. Overwork was ascribed as
the cause by his physicians.
Richard Thomas of Hillsdale, who has been
confined by reason Of broken leg. has recov-
cred.
Mr.. Gregory of Oxon Hill. a veteran Prince
George politician. is cOnvalescing
G. W. Scott. a workman employed on the new
library building. fell while crossing the Anacos-
tia bridge and was considerably bruised.
College Fraternity Delegates.
The District association of the Alpha Tau
Omega fraternity ut its regular meeting Mon
day evening elected Mr.. ". II. Lamar. Mr.. r.
S. Coleman and Mr.. George II. Lamar dele
gates to the congress which meets in Rich
mond Virginia, on the Goth instant. The Dis
trict association has a membership of about
thirty-five and expects, after the return of its
delegates from congress. to continue its
monthly meetings in the Sun building.
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LOCAL MENTION.

WHAT makes q more useful as well as orna-
mental present than a lamp? GEO. RYNEAI- JR.,
AS 9TH street northwest has them in endless
variety, in vase, library, banquet and piano, at
lowest prices. A gallon of Rynears royal Sc
curity oil given with every lamp over s3 in
yalue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-23

Sewing Machines.-Scwing Machines all
prices, all makes. Headquarters for draping
forms Nice Christmas presents. Easy monthly
payments. STAIN Il FIsKE 8, 427 9th st. H. w. 1875
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-23

HAVE YOU seen the displays lamps. bronzer.
seonees. &C., at Grc. RYNEAL IN AIS It'll street
northwest; II not, you should look through
before deciding on your purchases. The stock
has never before been as complete as now.
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BOTTLES galore at Merits, 19c. to $40.
Funds for the'Dastitute.

Cash sends 81, Cash A. 81 and A. E. s.
bundle O. clothes to The STAR Office for the
benefit Of the destitute family in Anacostia.
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CITY ITEMS.

This ID Your Last Chance. One day
more in which to make your friends happy.
We are selling jewelry cheaper than any other
firm. Try US. Polite attention.
1t VoIaT & HAAS, 713 It'll st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-23

For the holidays only an assorted case Of To
Kalon wines, containing clarets, white wines,
sherries, ports, &C., is offered TO you for a.
GA 18th street northwest.-Adut.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-23

EXCURSION TO New YoRK.-The Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company will sell excursion
tickets to New York at rate of S9O3 for all
Royal Blue Line trains, December "a to Janu-
airy l, inclusive. Tickets valid returning until
January 5, inclusive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-23

JUST rHE THING FOR A CHRIsrMAs Grrr.--f
you want something serviceable as well as neat
Tor hoiiday present get one Of those s35 par
lor suites, six pieces, in three yarieties At
huppESs $50 and so It'll ct. NV. just the
tning for Christmas and will outlast many arti
elss more costly; but not more appropriate or
more useful Purchase now-only small
G Soan. oi eash Is needed-And pay after
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Gold Lock Bracelets. &c. voIar & HAAS. II
Carl Petersen,
427 Tth ST N w

Removal sale.-Will dispose Of entire stock Of
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware,
Clocks, &C., at discount OF 20 per cent. d18-6'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-23

Open ALI NIGHT TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY.
See the display of watches in w. &. TAPPAN's
window. Compare the prices with others.
6Q4 9Th ST.. 3 doors from st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-23

for the holidays. An immense stock Of care
fully selected patterns and styles, and the best
value ever shown at the prices-from Csc. up.
FRANC 4 SoS, one price, cor. 7th and d.
NO damaged goods"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-23

YoU-know the place,
NO.-jI4 18th street.
Welfare the lamps.
Haye-yOu seen our novelties.
Ihe--mOst choice selection and
Loves; price for quality
Prices-marked in plain figures.
q. \ MUDDINAS. ga 18th st. NV.
AS the demand for bronzes has Increased 20
has the variety displayed by GEO. RYNEAL, JR.,
AS 9Th street northwest.
eli and examine and be convinced
AL goods warranted as represented.
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w. X. Brown,
Cor. Goth st. and Penna ave.
A full stock of good things for Xmls.
Citron, Lemon and Grunge Peel.
Fresh Candies from 121ac. per. lib.
New Nuts Of all kinds, Fine Layer Raisins,
New York Cider.
Currants SC. per lib.
Id. Tomatoes, 81 per doz.
Fruit Cake. Plum Pudding. d22-2ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-23

bAxEas Con LIVER On AND MALT arrests
eooeh, increases flesh, saves life. Thousands
endorse It, Sold by druggists.
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FoR TIE HOLIDAY Trade

We are Offering the following inducements. viz:
Canned Tomatoes (Swan Creek brandy ... 3 cans DC
Corn tStriver's).
Peas. early sweet (Shrivers). 3 cans SOC
Peas, early June 90 .........3 cans 4Oc
Peas, marrowiat - ...3 cans re
Peas. French. very hne... cans :5Oc
Lin. Beans, - . ............ 3 cans 4:jc
String Beans, - :" ............3 cans lie
California Peaches g varietes). =. pr. can 3Oc
Bartlett Pears. ......... pr. can SOc
ApricOtS. pr. can &c
Peaches. standard. ............... Or. can .l1c
California Layer Eais;ns very fine. pr. lib. 1Sc
Valencia Layer haisins very large. Id. lie
Raisns. medium. northumberland lbs. pc
New Currants. lbs. 21c
New Citron very choice) pr. lb. nc
Mixed Nuts TAIL new) pr. Id. l:c
Large lot of frencI Prunes. all sizes 12h to l5c
Also Choice Turkeys Chickens and Fresh Meats
always on hand al lowest market prices
Very respectfully,
I. H. WALKER CO.,
d13-2w 946. 94S and $50 La. ave.