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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-22

Some MEMBER of the jackson Club Want
to Start a nm Boom.

to Start a nm Boom.
Special Dispatch TO The Evening star
COLUMNS. Ono, Dec. PA Cleveland-Till
fight has been precipitated here in the prepara-
tons for the usual celebration OF the sth Of
January by the jackson Club. The friends Of
Gov. Hill in the club propose to invite Gov.
Hill here on that occasion. and enough has
leaked out to show that the plan is TO set the
Hill ball rolling on this occasion. This has Get
the Cie, Gland men and friends Of Gov. Camp
bell TO active work to prevent it,
One who stands very close 10 Gov Campbell
says: when Mckinley ran for Congress a year
ago with a tremendous majority against him in
n gerrymandered district Hill could afford 20
come because Mckinley WINS pretty sure 60 be
defeated. With the true Instincts Of the
peanut politician he stayed out OF tho state
when great national fight WINS i'm progress.
He left Campbell 10 fight Il out alone
portion Of the jackson Club. led by g. A.
kinnea, Jno. l.. Tranger. II. J. Booth. j. W.
Monahan, A. L. Meekan and others, announce
that il an invitation is issued 10 Hill they will
call meeting Of the club and pass resolutions
denouncing such action an insult and pro-
claiming that the self-respecting democrats Of
Ohio have no use for traitors in either high or
low places; that Mr. Hill is not respected by
the majority Of Ohio democrats and not wanted
here in any capacity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-22

Pace
= We are not sneels- hut IN the midst q the be:
- The anseI. Is sweet and sooshinx. So much 50
= The i.s, q our HAVING Pa;ch...S 4 sh.siis
PIX CENT EN- "A xSs s9Sds 81
= l,.Ssa PEACE and SsSpin.s: i ~; many ny homes.
- denee we are happy-aEd wish you all
MERRY CHRISTMAS.
'%iH'.a ;sS sa':gs. sss: z s;st
$40
- to anything ever shown on this market. '''''
MEMS ovERcOATs,
- 60. 81. a.. $3.50. IS. 20. % and again
$40
= lencs and elegance are without peer or parallel
BOYS SUITS
r j. C = ssa y Vs. 81 and acnf
CHILDREN's SUITS,
Ages to ID years
- 1875. e.. 30. g. s3.SO. So 81. 81, upward
-CBILDREN's CAPE COATS
50 20. So. s3. 50. s4.C5. 4.2s. upward.
what remains .: our stock OF
GENTLEMENS FURNISHING GOODS
We eivo unto you at the following figures:
Coon. Ciuett Co. y 4-ply AI-liusn Collars regular
Zoe. goods. sizos II to 1879, &c. piece.
75e. SOC. and Acc. Ncckwear. Tccks and Fourth.
hand. 33c. apiece.
Pure Silk Haadkerchiefs. regular 81, 75c and SOC.
goods, 33c. piece.
Mems Ful-dress Shirts, hand embroidered regular
81 oo goods. sizes IA and lj's only. sl.25 piece.
Gentemen's Fine Kid Gloves reduced to csc. pair
Sanitary Scarlet Underwear all WOOL sbrunk and
pure dye regular sl 80 and 81 % goods, SIC piece.
and IL. " WI
Meme Fine Half Hose. soc. and 40c grades, roc. a
pair-all small sizes.
&c, Como to uslwen not only make it merry for You.
VICTOR T. ADfER'S
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE
UT AND g28 1TH ST. NV,
CORNER MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
"a Until after the holidays this store will be open
evenings until 10 o'clock. Saturdays until IL pm.
do1
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Second Edition Continued ON sixth Page
MARKED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. On Monday evening.
December 2l 1sBl. at the residence tile bride by
the Rev. T. Drewitz. DANIEL C. FRIZEI.LE 20
MATILDA G. kIESECKEk. both Of tins city.
kLOTZ-SwAN. Al the parsonage Of the Metropol-
ftan Church Monday, December II. 1891. b the
Rev. DIR. Corey. HENRY r. kL0TZto MARGUkITE
s. SWAN, both Of Washington, ID. c.
NEwMANN-LAwsoN. On November TO- 1891, BIZ
the Rev. DIT. Hill of Trinity Parish. Baltimore KAfH.
ERINE only daughter OF Col Gaines IL u. g. A..
to Liouf. BERIRAM 3. NEWMAN. q. 5. II. Q. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-22
AT
BUR nANDKERcuIEr stock

We would rather have our HANDKERCHIEF stock
rated as RICH IN QUALITY than quantity. HAND
kEkCilEfS are among most ev-rybo dy's Christmas
Tfts. They bought at this time with other things
In hurry. A linz that Its only recommendation ~ an
nmebse offers poor evidence of satisfaction
You would not thank any To give you Job lot"
OF HANDKERCHIEFS that about evenly divided
he, ~een good bad and indifferent qualities That IN
how these stocks the gather
Ing up of the weak wrecked qualities.
OUR LINE Is SELECT-we glory IN the fsct-snd
ouzh; enjoy the perfect safety such assort-
m-Rt offers you. We not barren Of styles AMI
grades We have enough TO satisfy all tastes-and all
purses There 10 not better line in town. norcount-
ing actual vauss-a cheaper one. We don't try TO
compete with the defective seconds" The patterns
showing belong 10 the best designers and are
held exclusively for the beat execution The oesfts
too good
Another cLeaper Of
FiSAL Rrmisosns.~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-22
ID EDITION.
A STEAMSHIP BURNED
Loss Of the Abyssinia, but All o.
Board Saved.
OHIO DEMOCRATS AGrTATED
BURNED AT SEA

Loss NJ the t:uIop S,r,m.,,, an~..,-,.-as
nm Ro.ra 49,.
hOSpoS' Zee. Inc 1uion line steamer
Abyssinia. which sailed from New York Deeem
Der is for Liyerpool has boon burned n, -.
All IN hoard uer. va
1a,.. -
ine news oI 'he burning OF the Aoyssinhwn
brought by the steamer Spree, which passed
the scilly Islands this morning. She s,canled
that the Abyssinia had been burned al sea In
latitude ~ north. longitude ~ west The spree
signaled also that all on board the steamship
we're saved The date of the burning OF tho
Abyssinia. however. was not sicnaled. Al.
though the Spree did not report that the Abvs.
sinia's passengers and crew were on board of
her, IL IL supposed that such was the case
The burned vessel was an iron. bark rireed.
tEree-deek. screw steamer Of 2 sac tons net and
1851 tons gross She was built al Goynn- sco,.
land. in 1870. She was SOS feet long by AZ feet
Z inches beam, and 81 feet depth OF hold She
had compound engines Of 500 horsepower
PAssESaERs pRos.nIy on rHt r,rrox,o.
N.x yo,x H. % IT, .,..... 49,.
., ~. -. ~ -. ""o' n''sein~
VI "S un'h hne burned al sea some time
oet"een December IL and FL The dispatch
received at the compaays Office this morning
gives no further information than that the
steamer was Completely DESTROYED by fire at sea
and that al the passengers and crew had been
saved
The Abyssinia left this port az 6;lb n m. Sum-
day, December Is. bound for Iiverpool. Can't
George 5. Murray Of the steamship ALASKA i'm
command. Sko carried eighteen cabin and
thirty eight stcorsge passengers. The cabin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-22
DIED.

HARVEY. Departed this life on Sunday. December
20. 1891 q his ressdence. Ardwick. Prince Seorr.s
SEY' sssd thirty sir yesrs.
FUNERAL viii take plsce on the 22d instant II II
WILLIAM lillian j. HERifHY. beloved husband Of LIN;
4. Herlihy, nee sexton. in the thirty yesE q
Funeral Thursdsy, pscemesr p. 9. = m, from
s :. a. q. oss fsnS:
. .ss ls tIsssmo ore pspsrs Sss.ss ssSs
MILLER At San Antonio. Tex, Mopday. Deem.
Der III q Il isi a. : sSH nis.s.s
NOt,s. q funs..l from family rss,asses aoe No..
mLE2k Sp psffRssE a
q z; Ir.nl and Annie B. Minor ssed eleven months
MILsTESD. A 81 L~YrsI ma On MS.d.y, psos en-.
NON q; 3 s.os Ss''eA
"a a. Of g
Z. and Krls Z shipley. sgsd four ys~rs ssd souR
fussrd nom ths resdencs Of hls parents. lls
ssisss sSssss,s md ir:sas Are isvissd . ssssni
OF Hed .ss "a e q n 9a
ss::.s s.:s., a ss:s;ss s US: " s.
sG.xAshlas 1sSssssfI R;s:s Z: z:
IL. :s.::s.; ;::'s;ss: siaa n'''.a go
49,. go q; Z; ss;s:'; D- y.
s ss:s ~ 49, 80 fs.sS: q 4. iss,s
'1:ssSIIy ,avs.1 2 .s.s.a; q, ,.o, e, e
NJ sftz r3ksS :s:s. e.: q &C. 80 &c:
SO etss ~ 3 1ii so.zr - .r.nG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-22
"FisAL RrMisolns."
BOXED AND RrApY.

THREE CUILDREN's HANDLER
CHIEFS in fancy boz -:,,:Ic. and 3s:.
SIX LADIES' HANDKEkCH1EFSi in
novelty box Of plush aud sAtin-odd
shapes-7jc.. 81. 81 80, SI.75, e.,
e. ~, g., % and 81.
SIX MEMS HANDKERCHIEF in
fancy boI-si. si.2J. clio. sl.75,
e.. ~. 81 acd Is 50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-22

81. PAUL. MINI. Dec. 22-Negotiations are
pending at Butte, Mont, for the settlement Of
the celebrated Davis will case. Ii Is positively
stated that the case will never come 30 trial
again. IL 10 said In three weeks all details will
be perfected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-22
Punished for Taking the Returns.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, Dec. 22-supervisor Thoa
]. WEIGH was this morning fined $3.50 and SEN
fenced to the penitentiary for thirty days for
contempt of court. WEIGH is the man who took
the third ward returns 20 Albany when be
should have given them to the inspectors for
correction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-22
Range Of the THERMOMETERS,

The following were the readings AZ the Office
of the weather bureau today: an, AZ; pm,
So; maximum, IS; minimum, Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-22
The LIST Foe TIE Men.

MEMS JAPANESE SILK INITIAL
Handkerchi-fs-5Oc. 20 Ell.
Plain-.,,c. TO 81. -.
MEMS PCkE LINEN INITIAL
HANDkEECHlEFS- boz ami bic.
MEMS PLAIN HEMSIITCBED
PURE LINEN HANDkERCHILfS-
hem an inch deep-l2I.c.
MEMS COLORED DORDERED
HANDkEkCHIEFs-- lanc. PURE
LINEN-I5c. and 5Oc.
MEMS PLAIN HEMSTITCNED
UANDkEkCHiEFS- hens in all
widths-..jc. to &c. Exrra sizes JOc.
and 1;Jc.
MEMS PURE LINEN DANASSE
NANpkERCHIEfS- 1jc. to :! -.
MEMS PURE LINEN HEMNED
uANDkERCliEFS-.,5c. to 50c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-22
CARHART kLEfDY,
LA Ifh and rlG ESa /,
w. NJ. SHbsrrn & Sous,

w. NJ. SHusrER & Soss.
TEN PER CENT OFF FOR CASH.
RECOGNIZING THAT BUSINESS IN OUR LINE
is FULLY ONE MONTH BACKWARD. AND HAv-
ING AN ovERsToCK OF FINE CHOICE GOODS.
WE HAVE DETERMINED TO REDUCE OUR
STOCK WITHOUT DELAY. AND SHALL BEGIN
ON MONDAY. NOVEMBER 30. AND ALLOW A
DISCOUNT OF TEN CENTS ON THE DOLLAR IN
LARGE OR SMALL PURCHASES FOR CASH OUR
STOCK is WELL KNOWN TO CONTAIN GOODS OF
ALL DESCRIPTION AND OF THE BEST MANU-
FAcTUREs IN EUROPE AND AMERICA. SILKS.
FAILLEs. RHADEIMEssE. BENGALINEs. VEL
VETS. PLUsHEs. sERGEs. HENRIETTAs. DAG
oNALs. BEpFoRDs. PLAIps, STRIPES, AND IN
FACT A MAGNIFICENT LINE OF FIRsT-cLAss
DRY GOODS. ON ALL OF WHICH WE WILL ALLOW
TEMPER CENT OFF FOR CASH. WE ALSO HAVE
AND THE MOST COMPLETE LINE OF HOUSE
KEEPING GOODS, SUCH AS TOWELS. NAPKINS.
TABLE LINENS. CRASHES. BEDsPREADs.
BLANKETS. &C. ALL OF WHICH ARE AT THE
LOWEST MARKET VALUE. AND ANADDITIoNAL
DISCOUNT OF TEN CENTS ON THE DOLLAR
FOR CASH.
v. n eHUsTER 4 SONS
0l9 PA AVE poll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-22
TIE GALr WArcn.

ESPECIALLY CONSTRUCTED TO MEET rHE
WANTS OF THOSE REQUIRING CORRECT TINE
BUT WHO DO NOT DESIRE TO PAY THE PRICE
UsuALLY DEMANDED TO OBTAIN THAT OBJ
JEuT.
IN HIGHLY rINfsHEp GOLD And SILVIA
cAsEs AND GUARANTEED A. TO QUALITY
AND PERFORMANCE
u. ". GAIT. BIO. co..
yEwELERs AND srLvRRsMTTHS. 3
HOT PENNA. AVE.
dl2 stors open In ths evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-22
v V wv W Y MN %M Il Il "A Il Hsxx
MIMI HHH A A UHH n "
WV Wv " g NJ y q AAA q x ~
w W n Al M IA HA II u NJ
az Geo 90 - ssss
as4 8 8 ssss
a4fft cc0 90 - ssss
RELIABLE SHOE Houses.
$50 AND Sc SEVENTH ST,
i9I4 AND 1916 PA. AVE.
81 Pa AVE s. T.. d-2

s. We hare the LARGEST
b-RdHsg "a AMERICA dersted
EICLGSITELr 10 the ssis Of
ZINE C!CfAilsc at Jeta.I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-22

CAnaARr & LElpY.
US 9Th and 5o5 ST. NV
MEMS NECKwEAR.
High taste. careful excellence Of manufscture cor.
rect style All that Is novel in RATS Tecks and the
ever popular Fourth hand, ali satin Lined, - and
Soc
UMBRELLAS
From tie best makers at prices much below the gen
eral ones Very durable coverings and stylish handles
in no n. ebony, antique ivory natural wood with sill
Yer trimmings and in the natural woods. weichall.
iurze. oak. acacia, &c. at popular prices.
GLOVES.
Gentlemen's Walking Gloves Of the very best makes
at 81 and Sl.50.
Ladies Foster Kid and Suede Mosquetaire Gloves
81. Sl.35. 81. 20 and 81
Mems kia Fur-lined Gloves at 81. 81. 30 and 90.
Chenille Table Covers. Down Iilows, Head Rests,
Fancy Baskets, Art Goods o: ali kinds Chenille Por-
tisres. Lace Curtains. Fur Rugs handkerchief Deco.
rated China and Bisque Ware. Clocks. Bronze orns.
ments. &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-22


Am
N,
oLAn =" LII LUX.
'A'@' VI 'e'"''' NJ" oo.en
n,. -.
.oviv.
We sell thousand. Of "Do,l.r o,st.~-.t,,. +.
popular price. and We put into each article the
fullest value possible to name. Vow run over
this list carefully-there are things good enough
Tor any one-thinEs suitable for both sexes
from the youngest to the Oldest II you don't
see just what you want. come in and ask to be
'no"n o'he1 COLLAR GOODS.
A Dor1.R Wur Ruv
n.ir ~ 1.ao.. 4 -,,,,.,, x,. o,.
R.c. ,,,ov, r.,c
.r.,, r,,,.., , .,...,
ts,,. s,,s,a c,o,.,, l.. r.
1.a,ox, vo-r Fin. ,,,, ,
A1,,,s., n,o,o
so,, ,,.,
u.n,. sr,
A'"' 0'a''-f"n' LOCK OF fo's-an-
A"no
20" VI Fia'n OF fancS Suspenders.
Afine Dress Shirt. open front or back.
An Infants Embroidered surah silk Cap,
with rosette OF lace and ribbon ties.
Apair of Infants Kid Shoes in White Tano
B,ack. with s,,k ,.i,.h,ro
.n.,r ca. y
A'''
AonnuS NUN Oh opossum' French Coney.
o"'' Wine mare VI ASn1.
"'H Vi french |0neS' sa'in iinsd. d
AH ALI WOOL shouidsr SHAWL
An I"oroioered Kan Cushion. any colors.
"o'"s ou'H'' inciuo'ns Six
'N''"u' Se'''or'' wax emory. thimois and
needles.
nnahaemDroidered shaving Paper Casa
"ussia Learner Raging Card Case. with
compartments for two packages Of cards.
"usSa Aeatnef Diary Tor ls9S
oi'ens oe'' consisting OF hnife' Fork
"Ao spoon
AA'pie'pia'ed silver Napkin Ring.
A pair Of Sterling Silver Bonbon Tongs.
Apair of Triple plated Silver Salt aud popner
shakers
N'' W ~"'''
WIN oAi'iIeu 'n'er Grasp ana patent frame.
Collar and CuH Box combined. red or
brown leather.
AResl Shell Hair rrr.,,.r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-22

Oua New HONE
Is ready for your inspection.
ITS FIVE FLOORS
Are completely stocked with everything that IL new
and desirable in Household Furnishings. and 10 well
worth visit.
OUR FIRST FLOOR
Contains carefully selected stock Of Bed Room. Din
ing koom and Office Furniture.
OUR SECOND FLOOR
devoted entirely to Carpets and contains the latest
and most desirable tail and winter coloringA An
gradea
OUR THIRD FLOOR
Contains stock Of Parlor Furniture which variety
of design and uniform excellence of material not
surpassed BY any house in the country.
SOME STARTLING. PRICES.
Plush or Hair Ciosh rarior Suites. Cash. SIS;
Solid Oak Bed Room Suites. pieces Cash. sl7;
credit, SIS.
Poplar Bed Room Suites. spiecss. Cash. sl4 :credt
els.
sIx-Foor OAK EXTENSION TABLE. Cash.
Eisht-ioot Oak Extension Tabla Cash. $3.50;
credit. u.
Foreground HAIR Mastrrsa Cash. $3.50: credit.
g.
Woven Wire SPRING. Cash. q. Is; credit. se.so
Brussels Carpet, per yard. Cash. 6Oc. credit, &c
ingram Carpets. Per yard. Cash. 35c. credit, 4Oc
CARPETS sewed and laid free Of cost. No chargsfor
waste In mstchina.
TERMS.
Easy weekly or monthly payments.
No notes and per cent discount allowed Soe sstte-
meass IN thirty dAya
eRoaAH's
tREDiT HOUSE,
ss1-r sla. 81 and sao nh q NV
III s. { {. HEE..jlR A Y
AUTOBIOGRAPHY.
CITIZENS md STRANGERS ere svpscially
Invited to sxamins o.. sxssnavS assortment Of
DECORATED POTTERY AND PORCELAIN.
From
Richly 0noueated Raeeose sunall and
InexDsnsty. Articles. especially .aaptsd for
RICH CUT AND EHoRAvHD
GLASS wADx.
SOLID snvxR AID PLATED WARE.
PARxoz. BANQUET
frAxo LAMPS.
--
=. y. sEvnRfDaR.
lsas1sad lelAeA
~ INV IN vra1 vrv -. ~spur,an pxvp~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-22

We Have MADE
GREAT PREPARATIoNs FOR THE HoI-
IDAYs NOW so NEAR AT HAND. OUR
BIG FIvE-sToRY BUILDING CONTAINS
EVERYTHING THAT Is NEW AND DE-
sIRABLE IN BED ROOM AND pARLoR
FURNITURE. OUR CARPET FLOOR
is REPLETE WITH THE LATEST AND
HANDsOArEsT WINTER COLoRINGs
AND WE INVITE YOU TO INSPECT
THEM.
SPECIAL FOR THE HOLIDAYS
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED BEAU
TIFUL LINE OF FANCY CORNER
CABINETS. LADIES' WRITING DESKS.
BOOK CASES. FANCY ROCKERS NEATLY.
UPHOLSTERED IN PLUSH. RATTAN
ROCKERS. ROCKERS FINISHED IN.
SIXTEENTH CENTURY STYLE, CHINA
CLOSETS. CHIFFIoNIERs. CENTER
TABLES AND THOUSAND OTHER
ARTICLES SUITABLE FOR PRESENTS.
THE BEST THING ABOUT 1T Is THE
FACT THAT WE WILL MAKE THE PAY.
MENTs EASY ON ALL THESE THINGS.
COME IN AND TALK 1T OVER WITH
Us.
JOHN RUDDKN.
el3 sTH 81 n. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-22

ALAsxA SEAL SAooura REzrzss
AND JACKETS.
Astrakhan Reefsn and Jackets
Alaaka seal Capss and Mufa
Mink Capes and Mufs
psrsian Lamb Capss ana NuRA
Blsck Aarssn caps md nn9a
Astrakhan oApss and Mufa
Bsavse Capss and Mufs.
Monkey Capes and Mum.
Gray Krimmse capss sna Mum
Wool ssAl Capes and Muas,
French Seal Capss and MUM.
Trsnch Consy Cap1 and Mum,
Dyed opossam Cspss snd Nun
Bon n Bsaf. Alaek Lynn. Back Naxesn, H1ack anzo
and other fusA
CARRIAGE AoHEs. FLOOR RUos. 1uR rn1H-
nIH00.
oRxrg Tua cars AND oLovHA
CoAcHHENo oAPED AID RAxA
JAMES Z DAVE soxa
neel-6 a2ol Hsnnvivsnh svA
A nooe1onA 1rrrERA rHE woaLp N
4. e d. a. . Gssss 8 GosS. soSS -
e0goga ~ ~ Grom1DGa
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HAnp To DECIDE.

Ut IS VERY HARD TO DECIDE
ii WHAT TO OWE YOUR RELA-
ii TIvEs AND FRIENDS At
CHRISTMAS, But We CAN sra-
GEsT SOME VERY AccErrA-
3LE ARTICLES FOK ruE HALE
FoRrIoN OF THE FAMILY. FOR
THE MEN A STYLISH SUIT Oh
oTERCoAT. A FANCY VEST.
PAIR OF pRESsY TROUSERS.
MACKINTosH. DRESSING 6owy.
BATH ROBE OR SMOKING
JACKET WOULD BE VERY AP-
PRoPRI aTE AND sERvICEAB.K
rFFoR THE BOYS IN ELEGANT
If SUIT. A STYLISH OVER
COAT OR ULSTER OR
NoBBY REFER WOULD BEvE
MUCH APPRECIATED. AND AT
THE SAME TINE VERY USEFUL
OUR STOCK OF ALL OF THESE
GOODS IS BRIMFUL OF NEW
AND EXCLUSIVE PATTERNS. IN
ONLY THE RELIABLE QUAIL
TIES. AND AT FAIR AND EQUI-
TABLE PRICES
tIPOR THE CONVENIENCE OF
LATE SHOPPERS We ARE OPEN
ErESISCs uSIIL CHRLsThlS
RoprSsox. PAnxrR & Co..
AnrR1cAx CLoru1Ens,
l20O,12O2& 12O4FST.N.W
d2
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FRox 6 O.cIocx

FRoN 6 O'clock
THIS EVENING UNTIL
The CLOCK STIFFNESS
II TOMORROW NOON
We shall sell:
Boys Red top Boots
Ysu,hs' Best Quality RuLb.r Boots
MsI2S
chiid's .ne nis..s' Rubber Boots
Ml...s' aud Childs Arc,ies
Misses end ChIId's Felt slirrsrs
Misses and LADIES' poston storm.pyo-
Ssctor K1hLers
Lsd:-s' Excellent Qsslity Over Caters
At7oc.
Men's Good Quality Rahbsr Boosp
Asseoo
Any ., these sonds viii nais 40 insi-
rensiv. and acceptable MoIidsy Oft fer
somebody
Our sale. n! Handsome Tote, SLIPPERS
for Men aud Boys and Fancy Evening
SLIPPERS for Ladies' are unprecedented In
tie Shoe annals Of the District
Thirty seven Employees leps hustlins
from 30 am. to 10 I'm. daily. to at
tend to tue thousands Of patrons who
pronounce ours the Ideal Shoe Shopping
Place.
We have get whs. everybody wants
Raiiahl. Ferf~cr httins Footwear ut
th- iowes: Known Trie-s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-22
Fl Fl Fl 8! !! III
sssssss a EEsfa 8 SoS HI E,
ssfssfss fl I'LL III S Sos iii T..
CLOSED

. n will lie Ia your interest 10 come
20 the store Wednesday and Thurs
day. for whore we find the necessity
We shall reduce prices in order to
close out all holiday goods prior to
ChtistihAs eve. Hero arc . few al
ready reduced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-22

THAnps Oh STANDARD,
THE BERKELY.
There IL no brand Of Whisky that has attained
the record for excellence as Q tonic pure
beverage that Of the Old Rye Berkey WHISKY.
pint At JAMES THARFs EsTABLIeHHENT, SIS
st. NV. uo25-tG
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v. n. SINISTER 4 SONS
0lY IA AVE

GooDYrAR 80 The La Richie s sss so,,,osa
RUBBER - Are the latest and perfect
COMPANY. -. . ting Caotk -sar5aee Taet-
tatoshes.
SOB 9th St - We have Q MAGNIFICENT
assortment Of these gar
Melville Lindsay. ments fresh from our fac
tory and 81. 50 to % will
Manager give you . choice of hfty
patterns.
Our Ouer Shoes are Psrs
Gum and we have all sizes
and styles.
The ''totd Sealr Naek-
tatoshes men are une-
no21 Qualed for style and quality
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ALI Day

Boxes Of Ladies' Initial Ail-linen
Handkerchiefs. with corded and
hemstitcEed border. each box con-
tanning three lIantlkerrhiefs. reduced
from Toe. TO 49c. per box. These are
our No. 262 Sheer Linen Lawn Hand
kerchiefs, imported direct from Bel
fast, ireland. expressly for our
Christmas trade. but and We
bought too many. and in order 10 lis
pose of them have reduced their price
from Toe. to 4uc. PET bo1 VI three.
lvoRoIp Cases
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We are overstocked on these two
lines and to close them out before
Christmas We make the following re-
auctions:
Mems Gloria Umbrellas. with At
tractive Oxitiized Handles. reduced
from s2.4S to 81. 4S.
Mems SILK Umbrellas, in Gold
Cspred and Oxidized Handles, re-
duced from IS to $325.
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We cali especial attention to an extra
fns lot of RIDING and DRIVING WHIPS
snd RIDING CROPS at 20 per cent dis.
count. Prices range from &c. to ESQ
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Nen's Good Quality Ruhbsr Boosp
At saoo
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MrrrLEns FoR The Masses
ERRY's.

NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
ESTABLISHED 1s4O. III TELEPHONE 9so
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Any ., these sonds will mais az insf-
rensiv. and acceptable Holiday Oft fer
somebody.
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DIG
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-09-26
AS II LOOKS TO WOMEN.
A RAILWAY EPISODE NARRATED IN
THE REVOLT OF MAN.
A Sketch of Some Dainty Embroideries
ON Linen-A Bill of Fare for sunday
Sights on Westminster street-vari-
Gus Interesting Items.

/ Travelled from Providence to New York
one day this week with surprised car
load of returning summer people. Some
OF them came from the Massachusetts, re-
sorts, a few from the far-off rocks and
sands of Bar Harbor; but all were on their
way TO New York, and all opened their
eyes with astonishment, for while they
dreamed away the golden months, lulled
by cricket aud locust, the world had
moved.
This Is what drew out their cxclama-
tions: II was long and heavily-laden ex-
press, and whenever IL condescended to stop
there were always more and more vaca-
TONERS hurrying aboard As regularly
then as the shout Of the lunch fend-'Ham
sandwiches, chicken sandwiches, sponge
cake, ice cream, jelly roll" would come
the call Of the conductor; Passengers
would remove all baggage from the seats;
one place 10 one person" "
And when he had spoken the conductor
would follow mp his revolutionary words.
And wherever he found woman who had
turned over the seat in front of her and
filled 1t with tennis racquets and baskets
of ferns and bunches Of bright leaves, he
would turn the seat back and beckon TO
the nearest group standing, and pick up
the impediments without so much ass BY
your leave" And whenever he found
woman who had spread her baby down for
"A nap with pillow and blankets, and much
nursery furniture, he would pause quietly
and ask How many tickets have you
taken for the child, madam And then
the woman, perforce would gather the In
fant into her lap and another tired and
dusty traveller would be provided for.
There We're many who enjoyed that ride
TO New York better than they had ex-
pected to enjoy il; there were some who
Nere made angry at being robbed Of their
unlawful privileges; there was not one
who was not amazed at the audacity OF
the revolt and its complete success, for we
have grown very much accustomed 10 the
bad manners of American women while
travelling.
do not know whether that road and
that conductor will retain popular favor;
| only know that have told the incident
just as I saw il while we flashed past the
crimson naples in the Connecticut
swnmps, talking all the long afternoon
and all the way to the Grand Central sta
tion about this new and strange uprising
Of man. This, they say, is the woman's
century, but some of us. belize, will live
over into the next one