The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-12-21

driving, coach, and saddle horses. This collec-
ton of horses are of blooded stock, and should
command the attention of buyers. For further
particulars ad. in another column.
One of the street soap fakirs was arrested
last night at Seventh and X streets while play
ing his game on the unwary. His name was
and a dollar for fifty cents. After two or three
had been roped in young man named Bowman
of Plant came up and claiming to be detectives
got possession Of his goods Officer williams ar
rested him and locked him up at the First
Station.
on Tuesday. December 20, at 10 o'clock A. M,
at their sales-rooms, 02O Pennsylvania avenue
northwest a large and handsome collection OF
household goods.
frames needed. ''Hobein, the noted English
road scorcher, is this year using wheel weigh
ing nearly double that ridden last year. having
more than compensates for the extra weight"
The above item, which has been going the
rounds of the press has worried John, the
Scorcher, very considerably. He has long been
welded to the idea that anything short OF rigid,
unyielding frame was positive drawback to a
scorcher. basscorned authorization devices by
laboring under the delusion that he escaped VI
bration by riding on the pedals" and has al al
ways affected the extreme in light wheels to the
satisfaction of his friend, the repairer. This
item, however, has set him to thinking, and he
playing some interest in the American RaInb-
Ier's spring frame, and really does not see but
bnaD IT'S prlnclple is cOrTecI, UndU VIII SuCu
frame-especially as it can be given any desired
degree of easticity-he might be able to secure
better results in the long run than on his rigid
frame machine. For winter riding and rough
ant rutty roads the spring-frame Is positive
boon. Washington agency at 1925 Fourteenth
street northwest
-Messrs. Duncanson Bros. will sell at public
auction the household effects of Hon. stephen
Preston No. 1920 Vermont avenue, on Monday,
December ~, at 10 O'Clock.
DO you know what to give your sweetheart,
beau, or friend for Christmas gift? Ask the
Louvre Glove Company, Oil Pennsylvania ave-
nue., and they will tell you, as they have tn @
thing for that purpose.
If you wish cologne by the ounce, gill, pint,
quart, gallon, barrel, or in any other proportion,
visit Mertz, our popular druggist, Eleventh and
F streets northwest.
Christmas has been coming for long time,
and now that it is nearly here you have got to
get presents There is no use in kicking. Your
best girl, friend, or relative expects one, and you
can't get out of it. BY visiting Iuttrell's at the
corner of Twentieth street and Pennsylvania
avenue, you can buy yourself rich and obtain
presents for the most fastidious as he has large
and beautiful collection to select from.
Very superior old rye whisEey, 81 per quart
bottle. Pure old rye whisky, Oour years old,)
75c. NJ. & p. Metzger, AT Seventh street north
west.
DO you know what the "Ouja' is and what
it can do? Ask your toy dealer for it, and find
ont the wonder of the nineteenth century. The
Kennard Novelty Company, of 22O South Charles
street, Baltimore, are the manufacturers.
From the immense assortment of good
things being displayed by Messrs. q. G. Corn
! we'll & Son, our well-known grocers, one would
| suppose that they were going to furnish the
whole city with Christmas goods in their line.
Have you read the story of Jack and the
DeaH-Stalk (" as told by the Fair, corner Seventh
paper? 1t will be profitable to you to see the
version this establishment gives OF 1T.