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"a SHAME AND A REPROACH.
A Virginian's Sharp Criticism Of the Plaste
Washington in Statuary Hall.

A virsinian's Sharp Criticism of the Plaster
Washington in Statuary Hall.
81 never pass through statuary hail." said
virginian at the Capitol yesterday, without
feeling as though was personally responsible
for the awful-looking efigy of George WASH
ington which is Virginia's sole representa-
tive in that aggregation of the statues of great
men donated by the several states. The statue
is a shame and a reproach."
The Houdon statue of Washington, to which
the gentleman referred, is not now a thing Of
exceeding beauty and in the very nature Of
things it cannot be Joy forever. 1t is simply
plaster of Paris replica of the marble statue
now in the state house at Richmond, and. like
all other plaster images, must deteriorate much
more rapidly than a figure of marble. Just
at present it seems to be most in
need of coat Of paint. The last coat
unless something is speedily done the entire
cuticle of the father of forty-four states and
four territories will drop on the tesselated
pavement Of the hall. The plaster of Paris
garments which ciothe the great patriot are
coming off in fakes, and the result is a measly,
notified spectacle that is hardly less than dis
graceful.
1.-THE State of Virginia" continued the vir-
ginian, as an irregularly shaped scrap Of cpl
dermis lost its grip on the statues nose and
slid down the vest onto the pedestal, has never
This plaster Washington was purchased by the
government and the bronze statue of Jefferson
was the gift Of Commodore Levy"
Architect Clark told the reporter that the
counterfeit presentment Of the first President
would be painted ''some day, some day."
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DAvIrT CONTRADIcTs PARNELL.

He Claims the Latter Authorized Him to Pro-
claim His Innocence.
Dunlap's Cable Di spstch to The Evening Star
LONDON, Dec. 11.-AIichael Davitt was found
this morning busily engaged in preparing q
reply to the interview with Mr.. Parnell pub
lished on Wednesday in New York and cabled
here.
On the general subject he said: "Mr. Parnell
has stated what is distinctly and deliberately
false. Immediately after MY interview with
him at the Arundel Hotel, London, during
which he twice repeated the words, 4 shall
come out Of this case without the slightest
stain upon my name or reputation I went to
Mr.. Morley and told him what had taken place
and then crossed TO Ireland, where informed
Archbishop Walsh of Dublin, as well as several
OF Mr.. Parnelrs oldest friends, including
Kettele."
Mr.. Davitt was then reminded that Mr.. Par
nell said that he never authorized him Oavitt)
to say anything Of the kind. HE told me dis
tinctly," was Mr.. Davitt's reply, ''to go to Ire
land and tell his friends that he would come
out Of court without Q stain upon his name or
reputa ton"
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Foreign Topics of Interest,

LONDON. Dec. 1.-THE three Portuguese re-
Gently imprisoned in Manica Island have been
liberated on parole, according to unofficial ad-
vices from Cape Town and Lisbon.
Prof. Bielroth of Vienna declares that the
use of Koch lymph has produced marked ef-
feet in the cases of leprosy.
The StdnddrTs Berlin correspondent SAYS
that according to advices received from Buenos
Ayres the Argentine government is prepared
to accep. financial proposal for a London
syndicate.
A dispatch from St. Petersburg saws that on
Miss Kate Marsden reaching Siberia a special
escort will be provided for her during her
work of inspecting the prisons and lazar
houses.
Ex-King Milan of Servia, who has returned
to Paris, denied that he was snubbed by Queen
Victoria. He says that he did not ask an audi
ence of her majesty, but made his presence
known out of courtesy merely.
Judgment in the Toulon scandal case is e1-
pected tomorrow.
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TWO ANGRY STATESMEN.
A Disgraceful Scene in Canada's Legislative
Halls.

A Disgraceful Scene in Canada's Legislative
Halls.
QUEBEC, Dec. IA disgracefnl scene was
enacted in the legislature yesterday before the
doors were opened. Mr.. Mercier, the premier,
made some remarks about private document
which had been presented to him by the oppo-
sition. His remarks were SO evidently personal
that Mr.. Leblanc rose and asked whether he
was referred to. The premier acknowledged
that he referred to Mr.. Leblanc and the quar-
rel between the two became hot. Mr.. Leblanc
in reply referred to a recent publication when
the premier was charged by certain news
paper with being under the influence of liquor.
This maddened Mr. MERCER, who sprang to his
feet and offered to go outside and settle the
matter. Mr.. Leblanc stepped forward as if to
meet the premier in the middle of the floor,
but some one of his friends interfered and re-
strained him. When the doors were finally
opened the members were so excited that no
business could be done.
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THE NEGRO IN POLITICS.
Held for the Grand .Jury.

named VIM. Slaughter. alias Thomas Reed,
WINS placed on trial. charged with false pre-
lenses. 1T is alleged that he went TO C. r.
Bailey's feed store with a check for go, bear
ing the forged signature of Mr.James I. Worm
ley. He ordered S2j worth of feed for Mr.
Wormley and received the IS change. Lawyer
Moss appeared for the prisoner and waived an
examination. The case was sent to the grand
jury. the bond being fixed az Il 900. The pris-
oner was arrested by the officers of the second
precinct and the investigation was made by
Sergeant kaucher who has several other
charges to prefer against him. When arrested
the prisoner gave his name as Vim. johnson.
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A BRAKEMAN's GREAT FEAT.

After Being Hurled Fify-Five Feet He
Swims = River and FlAgs Train.
BETHLEHEM, Pa, Dec. u.-While . west
bound fast freight was rounding curve on
the Jersey Central road near here this morning
several planks fell from . car to the east
bound track. An east-bound fast freight
crashed into them and was derailed. throwing
both trains into the canal Fireman Rinkers
was seriously and Brakeman Kist fatally in
jured. Another brakeman was hurled fifty feet
through the air into the Lehigh river. He SWAN
to the shore and hurried 10 the tracks in time
to flag the New York flyer, which ID the fastest
passenger train ON the road and wss heavily
loaded. The tracks were blocked for several
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Death of Israel Kimball.

Hon. Israel Kimball, chief of the tobacco di-
vision in the internal revenue bureau, died
at his residence, No. 22a New Jersey avenue
southeast, last night at the age OF seventy-nine
years, after q brief illness. Mr.. Kimball was
born in Wells, Me-, and graduated from Bow
doin College in the class of 1889. In the winter
Of 90 he came to Washington I'm response to q
telegram from Secretary Chase and became
chief of division in the just organized depart
ment Of internal revenue. He was the oldest
chief of division, having been in continuous
service twenty-eisht years. He leaves widow,
four daughters and one son, the latter, Mr..
Geo. G. Kimball, well known in this city. The
remains will be taken to Portsmouth, NH, for
interment
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Go To DouerAg FoR Dor.s

Go to DOUGLAS for APRONS.
Go TO DOUGLAS for PERFUMERrEs
Go to DOUGLAS for LADIES' HOSIERY
Go to DOUGLAS for HANDKERCHIEF
Go TO DOUGLAS for LADIES' LEGGIN6
Go 10 DOUGLAS for LADIES' COTTON urn~>-
WEAR.
Go to DOUGLAS for LADIES' KNIT sKrRra
Go 10 DOUGLAS for INFANTS GoODS
Go TO DOUGLAS for CHILDREN,s HOSIERY
Go 20 DOUGLAS for STAMPED LINENe
Go 10 DOUGLAS for RIBBONS ana IAcrs
Go 10 DOUGLAS for wORsTEDs ana Woosa
6oto DOUGLAS for coRsETs and DRESS Yo1,s.
Go to DOUGLAS for BRACES and sUspRNDFns
Goto DOUGLAS for TOILET CASES snd cYrsS,.css..
Go 10 DoUGLAsf for RUcHIN0s ana yrfI yWos
Go 10 DOUGLAS for NOTIONS ana TON ~ 49,
Go 70 DOUGLASS for 0ENTLEMEN,s scAnes
&C tc DOUGLAS for 0ENTI.KMEN,s sTrsprNn
0oto DOUGLAS fog GENTLENENH Hosy11y~s
Go 70 DOUGLAS for HOLIDAY PRSsr1
EVERY DESCRIPTION q sns LovFsr $3.50 - ~
PRICES. <O1xx4a
DOUGLAS Bro.
OLE ssA6 tdel Iasr-os-, puns,,.
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Indications That the Threatened Indian Z
rising VIII Not Occur,

Indications That the Threatened Indian TN
rising VIII Not Occur.
CHICAGO. Dec. h.-Coi Corbin Of Gen. Miles
STAFF says that the tenor Of the dispatches from
the Indian country leads him to believe tina. the
bottom is dropping out Of the threatened upris-
ing. considerable number Of the bucks. con-
tinued the colonel. have left the Bad Lands and
put in an appearance at Pine Ridge. Gen.
Miles, accompanied by Lieut. Maus. will leave
for Pine Ridge today.
PIERRE, s. d., Dec. 1l.-Capt. Ewers OF the
fifth infantry was detailed here from Texas
last week by Gen. Miles for special work. Word
was received last night that he had Just re-
turned from the Cherry creek Dance bringing
with him Hump. the chief who has been caus-
ing all the trouble in the Cheyenne agency.
Ewers brought Hump into Fort bennett.
There are continued reports of depredaticns
In the Bad Lands country, and the cattlemen
are said to be getting ready to take the war
path against the Indians.
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Excluded From the Mails.

CHICAGO, Dec. ia special dispatch from
Leavenworth, Kan, says Postmaster Ritchey
rejected the mail edition Of the Leavenworth
Times yesterday on account of the publication
of an alleged lottery advertisement. Ii had
been running regularly in the paper for some
time. Postmaster Ritchey had inclosed a copy
of the paper to the POSTMASTER General at
Washington, and in rejecting the edition il be-
lieved to be acting under Postmaster General
Wanamaker's orders.
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THE RECORD BROKEN.
Fast Travelling of the Vanderbilt Party Over
the Michigan Central.

BUFFALO, n. Y, Dec. 1.-THE Vanderbilt
party, who passed through here yesterday
morning on the North Shore limited. en- route
for Chicago, broke the record for speed of all
previous fast runs on the Michigan Central in
doing which there were some startling spurts
on the Canada division. A special train was
made up at Suspension Bridge, consisting of
the private cars of Cornelius Vanderbilt, Presi-
dent Depew. Vice President Webb. President
W. s. Webb of the Wagner company and
President Ledyard of the Michigan Central and
a baggage car. All the officials named were on
board. The special left Clifton. Ont. at 53s
am. From there to Detroit il 227 miles, and
this distance was covered i'm four hours and
fifty-six minutes. Deducting fifty-six minutes
for stoppages the actual running time Was four
hours. At different times along the route tie
recorder registered a speed of 90 TO 20 miles an
Travelled was 57.2l miles per hour. The special
reached Chicago ten minutes ahead Of time.
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DELAWARE BREAKwATER, DEL. Dec. H.
Owing to an accident TO the starboard engine
the trial trip of the cruiser Newark Was stopped
after the engines had been running at full
power for nearly three hours. The accident to
the engine will be Immediately repaired and
the trial will be repeated on Friday. The ves-
sci, according to the patent logs, averaged
nineteen and three-quarter knots per hour,
and the estimated horse power developed was
about 5000. or about 500 more than the con-
tract called for. The trial il il said would have
been highly successful but for the exasperating
accident to the machinery.
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FORBIDDEN TO OWN LAND.
A Prohibition on Aliens That Exercises tn
Bermudans.

A Prohibition on Aliens That Exercises the
Bermudans.
HALIFAX, MS, Dec. u.--Advices from the
Bermudas report that the people of those
islands are greatly exercised over the recent
refusal of the imperial government in defiance
of colonial laws which have existed for a third
of century to allow aliens even when natural
lied to own real estate on the islands. The
Bermuda legislature has just adopted memo
rial to the queen protesting against this action
and pointing out that as all the privileges Of
citizenship in Bermuda rest upon the owner
ship of real estate there is no other induce
ment to become naturalized. The legislature
says it is impossible to exaggerate the disas-
trous results of the continuation Of such a
policy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-11

There was full house at the literary and 90
cial entertainment given At the North Capitol
ME. Church last evening by the w.C.T.U. of
that church. The program was very interest
ing and WAS highly appreciated BY the largo
audience. The children Of the Loyal Temper
ance Legion rendered some fine music and re-
citations,and the older members contributed
speeches 70 the evenings entertainment. The
W.C.T.U. are doing great good in this eco
ton Of the city and deserves wen the en-
couyagemeut they received lest evening.
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Duel Between Father and SON

GAINESVILLE, TEX, Dec. ia fatal duel
took place Tuesday night in Haines Valley,
1T, between Senator Samuel Paul of the Chic
asaw legislature and his son, Joe Paul. in which
the latter was killed. The father received a
dangerous wound in the thigh but will re-
cover. 1t is said that the difficulty grew out
of a quarrel over a woman.
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Nor A Gent In II FoR Us,

MOT "A CENT In 1T FOR Us.
But THOUSANDS FOR YOU.
We must get of this building on or before JAN
uary 10, 1891. and our stock of FINE READY-MADE
CLOTHING. HATS. CAPS AND GENTLEMEN'S
FURNISHING GOODS must go before we do-hence
the following prices:
LOT 4G,5, FANCY SUITS FOR MEN. $3.50 A
SUIT.
LOT 1856. ALL-wooL CHEv1oT SUITS. GO. os A
SUIT.
LOT 4672. DARK GRAY CHEv1OT SUITS. ALL
WOOL. III. 10 ASUIT.
LOT 1857, BEAVER WEIGHT SUITS, FULL IN
DIGO. 800 A SUIT.
LOT 47o5. ALL-wOoL CAss. SUITS. D. B. COATS.
%. 6S SUIT.
LOT s64o NoBBY SUITS. SILK AND WOOL.
COMBINATION STRIPE, 80 6SA SUIT
AFULL LINE OF HARRIS CASHMERE SUITS,
ANY ONE OF WHICH WOULD BE CHEAP AT SIS.
ARE NOW OFFERED
FULL ST us, G & 4 SYN AND VESTS,
as IT q E EUh 9dS Spt hS S KE hs1shed
STORM COATS. LOT 3i3S. S9 REDUCED TO
Storm COATS. LOT aoos. s1o; REDUCED TO
sLGT 3l2G BLUE cHINcHILLA ovERcoATs.
I ESf III hs gEAcR pRx1Ek ovERcoArs, s,s So
2ESSSSS Is Retail FEfdE siS5a
a fRSfsRIf's ksERsEy eyEneoArs, REAL BAR
BOYS, SHORT PANTS SUITS. $1,e6 UPWARD.
-''' '' M MEMS ny Pa PXSS1TfA IA
saVs rsSSssa PAd' regular retail price,
Now ask BEAN il SSSBs btS SsHasb that the
''m's''ly over IgE asef hS SF fh1i Il
5fSas VI azRA
stamped e 3 S ~ 4 + c kkiES EE'pozrs
Unlagndered Shirts. BosOms and Cuffs Of 200
Rssn ..s. .sa "a
and full ID 'n fHs Z !e sEfkrs FOR 81.
%fSS S SS s. RETAIL PRICE
HHaz II s sss
as5 A9H EGRK Is
SSIE4SS5S 4HsHHss 4 e sEa ASE
VICTOR T. ADLRR,s
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE,
HATS. CAPS
AND
oENTLEMENs FURNIsHrNa GOODS,
GE and 90 7th Ut. n. w.. cor. Mass. ave-
STRICTLY ONE PRICE.
Open syenines until O'Clock, Saturday evening
ny s3IE All aR "a FORTY
ss's z2S 5sa H5H Of Bed stsSs
ENHANCEMENT OF THE LIVER, WITH CON
IL stipation. injuries the complexion induces pimpes
ssllow akin. Cartsr's Little Liver f1lls the
cause
doLIpAY fRKsKNrs.
CHOICE CUT FLOWERS,
RARE AND BEAUTIFUL PLANTS.
THRNnRIRs. GARDENERS AND BASKETS
o. IL latest style, either for cut flowers or plants In
great vaSiety. ct
sTUDER'6,
assn 60 street northwest.
THAT TIRED, LAN0UID TEELlNG AND DULL
he@dache e yey dtsaerssehla Tate two q Cartsrs
Nd. Thsy never fau 70 do rood.
MO CHRISTMA0 AND NEW VARS TALL
IN should be without bottle Of Angoetufa Bitte1
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Murderer Day win BE Hanged.

OTTAWA, ONT. Dec. 1.-THE governor gen.
eral in council has decided to allow the law TO
take its course in the case of Day, the wife
murderer who is under sentence TO be hanged
at Welland. Ont. on the 18th instant.
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Benf. M. Stillwep of New Work Dcad-

NEW York, Dec. 11.-Benj. NJ. Stiliweli, an
old and well-known lawyer of this city, died
suddenly at his home last night aged seventy.
Mr.. Stillwell was one of the oldest practicing
lawyers in this city. He leaves an estate vari-
ously estimated at from 300. 900 to IL. 600 600.
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Knocked Down by . Street Gar.

Knocked Down BY Q Sfroet Car.
Arthur Colbert, colored boy nine years old,
was Knocked down on 9th street above Penn
sylvania avenue last night by Belt Line car No.
50. The boy was crossing the street at the time
and when he was picked up he was found TO be
badly cut and bruised. He was attended 70 at
Stevens drug store and afterward sent t< hin
home.
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Second Edition Continued on sixth Page
Choic" Table Wines

The choice clarcts of J. Calyet a Co. for
which +. de Berry a Co., New York, are agents.
are universally adopted by connoisseurs as the
most absolutely reliable in quality and excel
lence For sale by leading grocers
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The COMBINATION.
200. 1902 AND loO4 ST. COR. 10TH.
THREE WONDERFUL OFFERINGS:
ONE OF LACE CURTAINS.
ONE OF KID GLOVES.
ONE OF CHINA SILK.
Is DOZEN
SUTTON LENGTH SUEDE MOUsQUETAIREs.
THE FOLLOWING SIZES:
5h. 81, 9, 6k. 81. ca. z. IN. ~.
This is the same Glove that we sold over 100 dozen
Of at c They are really worth 81 pair. but the
sizes. you will notice. sold out some numbers.
and We cannot get any more to I'LL in We close the
balance at
Making them the greatest Glove ever offered.
THE GREAT DEMAND
For that DC China Silk induced us to get as many
high colors as We could and place them with the
shades We had on hand and sell them at the above
price If You are making up fancy work and wish to
al-silk material this will be your last chance,
as We will never he able to get them again.
80 PAIRS
OF NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS.
The reason only offer 20 pairs is that had these
goods in the window and the dampness forced them out
of their original fold Otherwise they perfect You
have the benefit of loss to the Of % per
cent less than marked price.
Lot aOoe-e pairs Of Nottingham Curtains at &C. !;
sold for SI.25.
Lot 5OO-6 pairs of Nottingham Curtains at &c. !;
sold for Sc.
Lot 6OO-12 pairs of Nottingham Curtains at 45c /;
sold for 00c.
Lot 6S-3 pairs of Nottingham Curtains at 81 6s;
sold for 1925
Lot 54G0-2 pairs of Nottingham Curtains at e. As
sold for 81 %.
Lot lias-l pair Of Nottingham Curtains at o.. 81;
sold at 81. 40.
Lot 1872 pairs of Nottingham Curtains at 81. 90;
sold for s2.25.
Lot 1892 pairs Of Irish Point Curtains at g. 70
sold for &4.HB
PoRTIEREs.
pairs Ecru. pairs Brown, g pairs Terra Gotta,
pairs Crimson, . pairs Old Gold. fringed top and
bottom, chenille plated edge exceedingly good value
pairs Crimson. 2 pairs Goben Blue paizs Old Gold
THE COMBINATION.
KAUFMAN SICKLE.
Open every night until O'Clock until December 25
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PopuLAa Pn1cxn PnzsEsrs.

s.ss
PoruLAn Pn,oxn PnEsEs7s.
.
Until after Christmas you'll
ind both of our Shoe Depart
ments together on the SECOND
floor. Ladies' wanting to buy 0entlemens
Slippers for gifts-and visa versa--will find It
more convenient to have them mingled to-
sether at this time, when every minute counts.
We've got An elegant assortment Mems Slip
pers never came out Of the makers hands one
half a. pretty a. they have this season-orin
any where such variety.
There's this about giving Slippers for present
you're sure they'll be appreciated and you're
sure they'll be put into service.
OUR way of exchanging goods that are not Of
oreven your money back-leaves you unhamp-
cred to buy freely.
we're showing for gentlemen.
Russell GOAT EvERETTs.
ssss $500.
TAN oOzE CALF OPERA.
ss..
VELVET EMBROIDERED OPERA.
ss-ss
CHENILLE EMBROIDERED OPERA.
sss.
BLACK ooZE OPERA,
PATENT LEATHER TRIMMED.
ssss
ALLIGATOR OPERA,
IN WINE MAHOGANY. CHERRY,
TAN, RUssET-PATENT LEATHER
TRIMMED. SELF TRIMMED
OR PLAIN
ssss
WINE. RUssET. aoAT-sELF TRIMMED.
RUSSIA LEATHER OPERA.
TRIMMED WITH SANE.
%
THE CREOLE IN RUssET SHADES
The Creole is the newest shape. Last season
was its first here-and we were its introducers.
Its open on the side-and cut high back and
front. Beats 'em all for comfort. Everybody
who has worn pair likes them-and their good
words have made them immensely popular.
If you like the Embroidered Slippers, you'll
want colors that will 20 well with the House
Coat" Those are the shades we've had used.
If you haven't the Lounging Robe-we have
lots Of them in all lengths. Worth looking at
You'll like our prices well as you will the nov
elites.
49,.
sAKs AND COMPANY.
CREATIONS OF GOOD TASTE,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND
1t SEVENTH STREET.
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FRox THE
HOLIDAY DEPARTMENT
LANsBURGH BRO.
HAPPY REMINDERS.
Are You In o quandsry what TO buy for
relative or . friend. II you are. come to our
store and inspect our stock. We will snowy you
the greatest variety Of everything usually
handled in a large store. combining utility.
service and economy.
Don't wait for the push. rush and hustle Of
Christmas week. Make your purchases now
with comfort. leisure and We can wait
you mors intsllisently Later on you
know what it's
You may not b prspared 10 take your pur-
ch.ses pow but q payment articles bought
viii them for you until such time -
you may wish them.
Plush Work Boxes, in Red. Blue and Oranss. &C..
o.. %, -. ~ to S5.4s.
s24s. SECS
Smokfn2 sets. !cc 70 WI.
Poker Sets. g. u. 81 w to o. 81. containing two
derks of cards.
Oor Cases. in leather and plush fancy slass bot
tlest e. IL. 81 I'D. sI-9S.
Plush Cases containing Soap and Perfumery. q 25.
81. to sci24.
Gents Shaving Sets, in plush and leather cases.
81 il. 81 AZ. al 81 % to $40.
Gents Fine Shaving Set and Dressing Case COM
hned. s7ss.
Gents Travelling Sets in leather CASES "a u. 81 "A,
20 ~. g.. "A and So ~.
Smaller Sets sI. ~. 81. 90 to s3.6s.
Gents Collar and Cuff Boxes. &c. sac.. 81 ~ and
e224 sst-
LADIES' Glove and Handkerchief Boxes. in plush.
el.4s set.
Single Glove Boxes. aSc.
Single Handkerchief Boxes. CSC.
Gents CuG Boxes. in the shape of drum. nickel
plated. S3.24.
Small Manicure Sets. in plush cases. 96c, 81 &c.
TO s:ies- Leather Cases. S3.24-
Larger and More Complete Sets. in leather and
plush cases. s..24. ss. ~. 81. 9s and slO.4s
RISING Cases. with Manicure Sets combined e. a.
$40. s7.!s. ~. AZ, $685.
bine:, s9.SS TO GA IS
Plush Case containing half dozen Nut Pickers and
Nut Crackers. S1.GS
Albums. in plush. all cabinets 81. L. So S. S3.96
AMI s5-11.i. in Copper. Red and blue.
Fine Leather Albums s4.9s. ~ aS. all cabinets.
Cheaper Albums rom 81. to y. az.
Larze French DOis. with iointei bodies and fine
bisque heads. t'Sc.. 81 ss. s2.tis. $50 $3.50
Fine French Dolls, with kid body shoes and stock
ings and showing three little teeth, S2.34-
Fine French Dolls. with patent Jointed kid body
g.. A. s2-Sc. g. tss with shoes and Stockings
Kid-Sody Dolls. with fine hair Sc. d. 81, 81 80.
s1.9S.
Dolls with kid bodies indestructible heads. shoes
and stockings, sesc.
Large Wax Dolls. 49,. 20 &c.
Metiiu.sizei Dolls with indestructibls heads long
novins hair, :e-sr., ~. 4Sc.
PLUSH Pincusaicrs, &c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-11

NEURALe1c Persons
And those troubled with nervousness resulting from
care or overwOrk will be relieved by taking
BROWNS IRON BITTERS.
Genuine has trade mark and crossed red lines on
wrapper. 4
no NOT PURGE OR WEAKEN THE BOWELS
~ but act specially the liver and bile. A perfect
liver correctUr. Carriers Little Liver Pills.