Evening Star Newspaper, November 11, 1889, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Northwest Corser Pennsylvania Ave. and 11th St, by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, & B. KAUFFMANN, Pres't ‘ee Evercore Sar is served to inthe ‘thei: account Gee a ee gee pean ne donate cepts cach. cents month. hpi ay 3 ‘six mon! — on Friday—1 « ‘Tax Werecr &r, ven, posture months, 50 conta, Sal) mail subscriptions be paid in advances no paper sent longer than is paid for. Rates of advertising made known on application. ee Lf F ad pening Star, WASHINGTON, D.C.. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1889. e THE BLIZZARD. The Snow Blockade in New Mexico Raised—Great Loss of Beef. Denver, Cor, Nov, 11.—The snow blockade on the Denver, Texas and Fort Worth railway, running due south from this point, has been Tuised, and Saturday evening, for the first time in eight days,a through train arrived from the south. The situation along the line wen. erate, Entii owns had pletely out of stores, Stockmen say ther have never experienced such a blizzard on the south- ern ranges. Near Folsom 50.000 sheep were on the drive to the railway for shipment to Nebraska end Che Vo. 75—No. 14,080. TWO CENTS. SPECIAL NOTICES. Kausas feede ey were probably lost. The fall of snow has averaged over three feet on the level, while the force of the wind has piled SPECIAL NOTICES. AN IMPORTANT APPOINTMENT. BOOTH AND MODJESKA. Com will be held at Ha: TEsspat, November 12 1880 at the election of directors 1889. C. F. NORMENT, _oc21-mat Secretary. @= CREDIT! CREDIT! CREDIT! o- Furniture, Carpets and Housefurnishing in General suid ou Credit at Cash Prices. Pop Bed-room Sui Oak Bed-room =>DR. A. BEHREND HAS REMOVED HIS ‘Office and Kesidence to 1214 K st. nw. Ofiice hours from 8 to 10 am.; 1:30 to 2 p.in.; 5 to Tpm._ Televbone 1173. 2013-2. COMMUTATION TICKETS. contajning 160 tickets, transferable, ot : hacomet me 9 } lines of the Herdic Coaches, Oe thees, 1Uth and C ste. ne, the following drug stores: ‘Capitol st. a>, CERTIFICATES OF STOCK, CHEQUES | Soe er) el nine. . G. GEDNEY. mn z 10th and D st Pc ding. > FRESH HAVANA AND KEY WEST SEGARS. CHAMPAGNE WINES, alighe ending brands, st New York prices EMBL. URE RYE WHISRY. THOMAS RUSSELL, importer Wines, Braudies and Segara, i213 Pennsylvania avenue nS Jcuvs L NSBURGH, 13TH AND F STS. N.W., Has an unsurpassed stock of HANDSOME FURNITURE, FINE CARPETS, Bich and Elegant CURTAINS AND DRAPERIES. If you require anything in our line look in and ex- amine the stock and prices before buying elsewhere. Itisa pleasure to show our goods, whether you pur- chase or not. Splendid showings in FINE CURTAINS AND CPHOLSTERIES. We bave just opened a very attractive importation and are having a positive rush of buyers. Do you Know why? We're selling some exceedingly handsome Curtains at prices less than ever before—Chenilie Cur- tains st 9 per pair. We candidly think they are better than any im the eity at this price; colors warranted gud in choice patterus and colorne Extra wide Curtaina same kind, at $10 per pair. 00 4AIR MOTILED CHENILLE CURTAINS AT PER PAIR. You caunot appreciate THESE CURTAINS at this LOW PRICE until you se them. Suk Curtains, Lace and Nottingham Curtains of every couceivable pattern and kind, from the $1.26 Nottingham up to the finest imported. In our FURNITURE DEPARTMENT ‘We show au unexceiled line of elegant Parlor Suites in Brocatelle, Wiltou Rugs, Tapestry and Silk Plush. Bed Koom Suites in all the latest finishes—Oak, An- Ouk. Mahogany, Walnut and 16th Century. Handsome Sideboards, Cabinets, Mantel and Cheval Glasses. Guld, White and Gold, Blue and Gold, Conversation, Corner and Keception Chairs. Rockers of every description. Our specialty is those— ece Oak Suites, Beveled Plate Glass, at $24 and 927.50. yar stock is so large and varied it is impossible to entznerate everything. ‘Call aud see sie innumerable articles we have, Our une, ual assortment of CARPETS Is conceded (by every one who visits this department) to be the Finest im the city for Variety, Colorings and Effects. Sesutiful Axminsters, Wiltons, Moquettes, Brussels, Extra Super Ingrains and 2-plys. Rugs of all kinds— Smyroas, Wiltons, Daghastan, Sheepskin, Fur and Japanese Kugs, ti SPECIAL SALE. 500 Smyrna Rugs, 5 feet x 2feet Gin. Reduced to $2.85. 100 Suwyrna Rugs, 4x7, in 5 patterns, @8.50. Regu- lar price #10. 100 All-wool English Art Squares,3 yards by 236 yards, #5. Regular price $7.50. WALL PAPER. We are making a special feature of this department and have just received a large lot of papers in new and delicate effects. Enxlish Varnished Tiles and Wash- able Sanitary Paper. Cali or write for estimates. JULIUS LANSBURGH, 29 13th and F sta, P. HILADELPHIA Store. We are giving special values in Dress Goods, Drap d’Almas, Henriettas, Cash- meres, Seryes, Fancy Plaids, French, Eng- lish aud Domestic Broadcloths, Velvets, Phushes, &e. Blankets, Comforts and Bed Spreads at less than usual prices. An examination will convince good judges of value, Underwear for Meu, Women and Children. Our prices have demonstrated the fact, the best for the prices to be foundin the city. Lace Curtains—A big bargain in Lace Cur- tains at $1 and $2, worth double the price asked, and about 50 pairs asa special drive from $2 to @12 per pair that can’t be dupli- cated. Imitation Chins Silk for drapery at 123¢c., reduced from 20c. and 25c. Chenille Another let arrived to- day, 4-4 at 75c., 6-4 at $1.65. A souvenir for every Lady, four papers Smith's Red Paper Needles, a Spool Cotton and Thimble for 18c., less than cust of im- portation, all in ahandsome box. Will offer special bargains in Carpets this mouth. CARHART & LEIDY, Bod ¥28 7th st. and 706 K st. nw, B, H. Sruewerz & Some 1237 Fenn. ave. through to 13th st, Offer the Latest Novelties in FINE FURS, Such ss London Dyed Alaska Seal Skin Ulsters, Jackets and Sacques. Shoulder Capes in Sable, Seal. Porsisnner, Astrakan, Beaver, Mink, Black Marien, &c. Attention is invited to our stock of fine Seal Plush ‘Wraps aud Jackets, the style and Siuish being like that of our SealGarments. Also Long Cloth Garments, plain apd tur truumed. ‘Muffs, Boas and Trimmings of all kinds. Our prices aress low as any housein the United ‘Starts for equal quality. oc8-3m G, +. xeex, TAILOR, 414 Oth stow, a _ = brand it very axtecable to take for CONSTIPATION, bemorrhotils, bile, of appetite, vastric and we testibal wotbles and par 1 and E. GRILLOX, 27 Rue Sold by all pseen INDIEN GRILLON m15u-1p Suvex SPOONS, FORKS, TEA, DINNER AND BREAKFAST SERVICES. ALL PRICES. ELEGANTLY MADR & KIRK & son, 26 £. BALTIMORE 87. ALSO DIAMONDS, WaTCHES, JEWELLY, PLATED WARE, SILVER NOVELTIES FLOM THE PARIS EXPOSI- TION. oc31-1m Pes Aw Wass Resa. oe ee ‘Wraps at short notice. out of the city. WILLE KUOFY, ttt ee ioe Washington News and Gossip, Telegrams to The Star. the snow into buge drifts as high as 15 and 20 He Says in Reply to Her Charges That | feet, Hardy range cattle were unable to face E, B. BARNUM & CO. CLAIM TO Ht ching His Love-Making Days are Over. the terrible blasts or rustle for grass or water. i< ihe Beat Clo! Cutter in Andvo"play second fiddie” to'no one here in the Tail” Oring line. it Charles P. Lincoln to be Second Deputy Commissioner ot Pensions. —— a The loss of beef is simply enormous. q=> WAY AHEAD ON SCARFS. pure $) ‘The President today made the following ap-| !N SCARLET AND PURPLE. | xew voor, Nov. 11,-1tis rumored Modjeska | Advices from neareet cone to. tll Pace 7 | pointments: will withdraw from Booth's company and ask | Of great loss of life among shepherds and cow- E boys, who remained faithful to their flocks and died at their posts of duty. A special from Raton, N.M., states that losses ‘We ha’ just secured Five Thousand Men's Scarfs, in 4-in-hands aud knots, ia hundreds of attractive patterns and rich aa ee ‘at the low of < _— for an accounting and release. Her reason is Charles P. Lincoln of Michigan. to be second 2 said to be what she terms Booth’s ungentle- HEE The Magnates of the Catholic manly and unchivalrous conduct toward her. on cattle alone will aggregate 10.000 head and en ee Church Meet. Mr. Booth last night refused to be inter- | result in the ruin of several companies MEN'S STORE, 1013 F st. a q viewed, But said: me, Modjeska and Iare| K. G. Head, manager of the Head Ranch and FeO HOR MORE TROUSER CHANCE. "Page “sonny ramets at La- old enough to a @ grandchildren. My love- Caste company. left Denver Tuesday morning — ‘Pare q making days off the stage are over.” with coffins for three of the herders who per- aag'h Taine fo love 2 little more money, for T “Pace Charles Periz Lincoln | GRAND GALA DAY IN BALTIMORE. | “yroajeska is under contract to Messrs, Booth ished the first day of the blizzard. He had but 300 miles to go. but only reached Fol.om_ Sat urday night. The last 72 miles between Trini- dad and Folsom occupied three days, —— was born at Coldwater, Mich., and waseducated in the public schools there and at Hilledale B 3 remember I and Barrett for the season. She was first en- gaged to star under the management of Zim- mermann & Nixon of Philadelphia. but later on changed her mind, and Mr. Barrett succeeded TE Towa Temperance People Predict Sen- are conducting the case for Mme. Modjeska are said to have in their possession a voluminous correspondence which passed between the at the capture of Alexandria and at the battle license law. Whether either of these can be accomplished remains to be seen, A meeting to atasolemn pontifical mass in the morning, fe held at Me Page college. While pursu- ison’ ing th tract fi the Philadelph: Ww. IN y SON. get rid of them Will f {Page ing his studies at the ator Allison's Defeat. samagars attera grost_daslof troubie, iets een ene ee ‘There 1s about cloth eno -Pago college the call for eeegeeees said to have paid $25,000 for the privilege of | There is a Prospect of Lively Times in to weit for you, 90 come eaiy. — Sirsomonthe Soldiers starring Mme, Modjeska jointly with Mr. Booth, Sara SUMPSON, Expert in Trousers = raeanade and yous | THE CATHOLIC CONGRESS, _ | If Mme. Modjeska succeeds in having her con- — __ Gor. Oth aid Gsts. nw. po = Nenaot tree piece fract annulled Mr. Barrett will be the heaviest} Carcaao, Nov. 11.—A dixpatch to the News ees Fixer, Page listed. ‘and was made|OPening Exercises Today at Balti-| loser, He pays Mine. Modjeske @ selary of | trom Des Moines, lows, says: There is evidently NEW DESIGNS. oy, GENTLEMEW'S GOODS. zee CuaR Es F. Tanooe orderly sergeant of more Amid Great Enthusiasm. Owing to these enormous expenses the com.| ®ing to be lively times in the legislatare. ALITY. Ss. com} in the igan regiment ic: ¥ is so small that eve LOWEST PRICES. | HoUSEFURNISHIN Pare 6| which Gen. U. B, Wileos, nes goreruos of the | Bauriwone, Mo., Nov. 11.—The Catholic con- die om been able to make any money as a an majority bs s0 suet that avery SCHULTZ GAS FIXTURE AND ART METAL Co.,| LADIES' Goops Page € | Soldiers’ Home, Washington, was colonel. Ser-| gress began its sessions this morning. The |” ‘The lawyers in the Vanderbilt building who Be i orth esrbenbane pee nll-lw ___ 1315 F st, Sun Building. a geant Lincoln was present with his regiment delegates to the number of about 1,200 assisted nator Allisom andthe enactment of a high Page Page of Bull Run, Subsequently he was made cap- tain of conpeny ©, nineteenth Michigan in- will Alres SDAY celebrated by Archbishop Corrigan of New tress democrats are casting about for a suitable all int Pare 5 | fantry, al was with his regiment| York. The sermon was preached by Arch- Sis Seadbicae Se eikaged tb hae copestolly didate for the United Sta for whom @ SPECIAL FOR MEN AT THE Y. ae and brigade, commanded by Gen,'John Coburn | bishop Gross of Oregon. He welcomed the urged Mr. Booth to release her from her coa- | f¢W republicans can to vote, Seistaneiaen ee ueesepel for Soune “Pare Song sores a in'Linvy pelos far delegates and gave a brief outline of the his-| tract, as she found their relations unbearable pce with their victory in th sicetion of R ! z f 4 A nor they naturally turn to their success snd effective speaker” Goce winging. Every masis | OCEAN STEAMERS — several months, He continued in active ser- tory of thechurch in America for the past i ful candidate as the most available man, but invited. z SOG kum One - vice after his release with his regiment in the | hundred years. At the conclusion of the ser- a there isa stumbling block in the way in the _Noon-day meetings for the public. 2 (etd is. nis campaign of the army of the Cumberland. | mon the delegates marched tothe Concordia THE OBITUABY LIST. shape of the probable defeat of their candidate EOPLES Fins EB STOCK Pine ‘page 6 | Mr. Lincoln was for several years employed in | opera house. The congress was called to order for lieutenant governor, in which event to take the internal revenue service. In 1875 he was commissioned by President Grant as consul to Canton, China, which office he filled until 1881, when he returned to his home in Michigan. In 1883 he opened a law office in Washington. He is well and favorably known in G.A.R. cir- AN IRISH PATRIOT DEAD. New Yorx, Nov. 11.—Gen. Thomas Francis Bourke, the Irish patriot, died at his home in this city yesterday. His death was caused by a complication of kidney troubles, PROPOSALS. PROFESSIONAL, RAILROADS. Mr. Boies out of the governor's chair would be to put a republican lieutenant governor in it, INSUR, D SOLD BY ANK H. PELOUZ!, 1313 F Money to Loan on Stocks and Bonds. 111-6t — @=>10 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN —MY W i <— Minnie E. Williams, having left my bed » hoard I desire to nouty the public thet Twill not contracted by her, ge re omaal J.B. WILLIAMS, aie at 11:15 a.m. by Wm. J. Onahan of Chicago. Archbishop Ireland of St. Paul prayed that the light of the Holy Spirit would be shed upon deliberations of the congress, THE LIQUOR QUESTION, ‘There seems to be little doubt now that the ay BWW ENG VYH ©@VAVVIIVS SW IGAVSAWAIVE HOT VYENVVAIDAIIAKSVIGKHAIKS MESSAGE FROM THE POPE. “nil i p o _n1l-3t* 1927 15th at, cles, having served for two yearsas commander | Mr, Onshan read a message from the pope, eeteey tes ee asiet nox Syrg iets ged come wat even Pn Rg Be Fe . of the famous it Carson post, and last year 88 | whose name was greeted with tumultuous ap-|cated in New York aud fought on the conted- nig cao ame ee Ie Bose lindircea nesta the Bowen’ and best : commander of the department of the Potomac. er P| cated in, New Zork and fought on the confed- | inw. This isnot only the desire of tho dem- foes jeelmen and for horseback riding, Saxurs, tae ‘The aj tment of Col. Lincoln was made | Plause. The message was sent in response to wistle Sane to Gs Wesian Smvenenk: b= ‘went | °Cratic party, but seems to be the will of the — : RD? WISHES TO “Page 2 | by the t after consultation with Gen. | one sent two days ago. It reads: to Ireland in 1866 to lead the insurrection, | ™#°rity of the people as expressed at the polls pe ere Shode WINTER 8 Raum, who has known the appointee for some| ‘Having made known to the holy father the ; » | last Tuesday. Already the republican leaders announce to his friends that he has opened ESORTS. Page : ; was arrested, tried and sentenced to be ,, at 1722 Pa. . * e past four years, le 8 ion Tess f : ican papers like Sioux City Jowraa Would be pleased to have their valued patronage at The Star Out of Town. to ‘the President ten days age. He|Baltmore his holiness graciously bide me to | MoFning of his death day his sentence was | [Publica papers like the Si prohibition was the above address or at 504 9th st. n9-3t Tae Evesine Sr. will be sent br ail to that hi 4 im his commuted to life imprisonment. In 1871 he was ha we > — os = UFFERED =) AR W y mi has been in very b say that he most affectionately imparts released on condition that he would for twenty | ‘2 Prime cause of republic an defeat and to | TEMES niin attier Shire choudean | any address in the United States or Canada| some time a blessing to all the members. ears leave Ireland. In politica Bourke wes | ©xPress a belief that a lagh license law will be ou Eliery & Co., 1$th and Pa. aves quality, ht and} for such period as may be desired, at the | Was unable to longer perform the duties of his (Signed) M. Carp. Rampoira.” eaaelten with the New York County democ- | ©®#cted this winter. The republican party, as satisfaction gudrant EFTERL ECO. | ate of fifty conte th, 2° But alt| fice. Gen. Raum said this morning that Gen. | | Mr. Onahan then welcomed the delegates of | Connected with the New York County democ: | 4 Darty, as never espoused the promibition eo Dr hecho sald eal iene Bartlett was a gallant soldier and a good official, | foreign countries as well as those of the United | Ties ata on” aeteated be Michelin Malice, | cause, but has always stood im the of HE NOTIN THE RACE FORMERELY | such orders must be accompanied by the money, | and it it had not been for his bad health his | States, and he hoped that in 1892 they would | “istrict and was defeated by Nicholas Muller. | carrving out tlw will of the poopie, Now it Sorat tints not the tort yen wants Bee cur | OF te aper cannot be sent, as no accounts are | resignation would not have been accepted. ploasure of welcoming them to an in- | Tor,{h and’ eupption When Tammnaon sane | 8eemis to be the feeling of the prople that they Houedt Made Suite and Overcoats, GEORGE SPRANSY, | kept with mail subscriptions. ewouik ternational congress. into pemerdn toa this postition ant Sor the haat | have had enough of extry me P 7 au 34 Ttrst.nw. aaNet tS tenn _ surerie = had not b rth: t the | #fe Willing to return to hich license. It will be <a BERION MROCTON OF THEDIS, | Govmmnterr | Becetere | Topar.—Entornad | a are von: tad, bering taken the oath, | Among thoe on the stage were Bishops Vir-| ime of his death ‘he wan a member ef most of | M2.CMF matter for enough republicans i the Hosting of the Medical Aseocintiou of the District of | FeVenue, $618,583; customs, $874,462, ye * | tue of England, Foley of Detroitand Father Hey- | the Irish national organizations. ee tea ae ee ee Se Semaaeeeas oe Columbia will beheld in the law building of George- town university, southeast corner 6th and F sta. n.w., T pi Fiteiee at 8 o'clock p. m. fer of the Presiden speedy JAMES T. YOUNG, M.D. GEO. CLARKE OBER, M.D., Secretary. n9-3t CITIZENS EQUITABLE BUILDING AS- BOCIATION OF GLORGETOWN. 4 Y¥, November 11, he walked over to the pension office, where he called on the commissioner, and was then in- troduced to Gen. Bartlett. The latter remained for some time in the room and gave his successor suggestions in regard to the duties of the place. Under the reassignment of the duties of the two deputies a great deal of im- rtant business devolves upon the second puty, and as Col, Lincoln is a personal aj pomeeas of the commissioner they are likely give them the change demanded. RAILROAD RUMBLINGS, Ar tHe Navy Yarp.—The U.S.S. Despatch, Lieut. Wm. L Cowles, commanding, arrived at the navy yard from Norfolk yesterday after- noon at 4 o'clock. Juurep OverBoaRD axp was DrowNED.— The officer commanding the Thetis reports to ‘ashi the Navy department that during the passage iccsents st 8 per caut per anaum. nd set- | of the vessel from @unalaska to Sitka Eugene SUICIDE. Moorneap, Mrxx., Nov. 11.—Edwin Meldrum, son of the Buffalo millionaire. who shot himself Saturday at Perley station, died in this city yes- terday through lossof blood. The body will be taken to Mount Clements, Mich., for burial. DAVE WAMBOLD GONE. ‘New York, Nov. 11.—Dave Wambold, one of burne of New Mexico and many other prelates and priests. Ex-Gov. Jno. Lee Carroll of Mary- land was then elected temporary chairman and the following secretaries were appointed: G E. Hamilton of Georgetown collage, 3 waids of Notre Dame university, Wm. 8. McDonald of Boston college, Fisher of the Immaculate Conception college, New Orleans; Amity Rayburg of St. Louis col- THE BIG FOUR SCHEME. Cutcago, Nov. 11.—The Tunes, speaking of the rumors of alliance between the Big Four and Eastern Illinois systems, says: “In spite of the denials from verious q the r. lege and John M. Duffy of Chicago. A long | the best known negro minstrels in the country, ally believed that the negotiations betwee 5 oe - Dunbar, a second-class fireman, jumped over- | © Work together with harmony. e d Z ; : two companies have been pending for some THE WOMAN col GYMNASIUM WILL | board trom the ship and was drowned a =~ : Ll of vice presidents from each state was also | died last night at the Continental hotel, where en pending for som time. The Big Four consolida: not be the success it was inten¢ out taking in the Chicago and E and it is pretty well understood road is for sale. By securing it the Is scheme can- ‘open with full ei ratus NOVEMBER 20. ——— d to be with- i LN st. nB-3t Movements or Navat Vessers.—The Ports- gq SERIAL SAVINGS AND BUILDING A8- mouth left Newport, R.L, this morning to tow *rWENTY-FOURTH ISSUE OF STOCK. for New York, where she will be repaired, The meeting of the “SERIAL” for subscription to he had been living for the it six years. Mr. Wambold was partly disabled by locomotor ataxy and had great difficulty in moving about, but until a week ago ielt in excellent health and A Srar reporter asked Commissioner Raum today whether it was intended to appoint some one in place of the first deputy, Hiram Smith. Gen, Raum replied that Mr. Smith was now GOV. CARROLL'S SPEECH. Tn taking the chair Gov. Carroll said that in Maryland the American church was practically i spirits, A sudden relapse came on and he be- | would havea shorser route by stack in the New Twenty-fourth issue will be held at cape vecae loiieeaes uneceiod oa eee away on leave. fasten and bed Mebahie? a bose sofa} eame unconscious on Friday and never revived. | twoen Indianapolis und chiceze then 1 mew EDSESUAY EVENING, Tis mustamt, ut 8 | department today. acvihile this reply is rather vague and was, no | renew their allegiance to the doctrines. they A WASHINGTON WOMAN DEAD. ste ey henides acquiring the excellent terminal Teach. | No'back A. Dericrexcy.— Fourth Auditor Lynch, in | 220bt, intended to be wo by the Commissioner, | Frofeas and shoe to thelr fellow cou Carcaco, Nov. 11.—Mra, Louise Rector, wife | facilities which the Chicago and Eastern Lili- 2 this ‘reasurer, JN| at 7 o'clock dues to a OA PRESCOT yet the impression at the pension office is by no nois controls in this city. means vague. It seems to be pretty well set- Moreover, by buil ing 13 milesof track it could have « double the true relations between the church of a local hotel man, died yesterday. She was who may desire to. government, ‘The congress assembled with the who may desire to su his annual report, says that there is a deficiency and make their first pay- A a native of Washington. To Mrs, Rector's life “hic: e " er Bete oth tled that Smith will be allowed to rei ? - . - track between Chicago and St. Ann, 64 miles, then: OBE. G. CAMPBELL, President, 9 Soames the appropriations for the pay | othe ernie ch nis eae ot peg sanction of the hierarohy and. by Virtue of the | g valuable historical incident is attached. It| aud. by building 44° miles qe INQ. A PRESCOTT, Secretary and Tressu: of the navy and the marine corps for the last authority of the Congress of the Un: tates. | was in her room and in her own bed that Presi- | the St, Louis division of the Big Four at Paun, “abot 1416 F st.'n.w. | fiscal year, caused partially by the payment PAY OF THE ARMY. He cited the cases of Archbishop Carroll, Chief | dent Lincoln breathed his last. One of the in-| Ill, it would have the sharteat lime Letw Wo boslal ice we tool Oey new cr, 10th foe ation on ened of Tovarviag shiva aur — S the Amorious Ontholc has ever been foremost | renting relics owned by Mrs. Rector was the | Chicago and St. Louin. “Such an arrangemen to a. i : r snd Usts, The red berdice peas the door. recent decisions by the Supreme Court. ‘The | Te Annual Report of Paymaster Gen- | in the councils andon the battlefield. Butit was | PiO¥ upon which he died. ene crowsing ct tn te Big Four consolidation movement and would make it the most extensive and most powerful tem of railroads in the interior western state UNION PACIFIC INSPECTION. Curcaco, Nov. 11.—The government directors of the Union Pacific railroad representing the government leave here today for Omaha to in- spect the road. The government is at present represented by ex-Gov, Bullock of Georgia, John F. Plummer of New York, Jesse Spalding of Illinois, J. M. Leighton of Missouri, and Judge Savage of Nebras! 4 NOTED FLORIDA MAN. JacKsoxvILiE, Fia., Nov. 11—Capt. Alex. Wal- lace, ® prominent and wealthy citizen of Duval county, died last night. He made a fortune in the lumber business. At the time of his death he was the president and principal stockholder in the Jacksonville, Mayport and Pablo railroad company. CARRYING WAR INTO AFRICA. The Natives Up ‘in Arms Against the Europeans—Other Foreign Topics. Loxpow, Nov. 11.—Since the news arrived of auditor recommends an increase in the clerical force of his office. psn ee re Witp West Suows, dian Commissioner Morgan has sent a circular letter to all Indian agents asking for information concerning the effect upon the Indians of the so-called “Wild West” shows, with a view to suggesting such modifications in the policy of the department as the facts may warrant. Szcretary Rusk has called the attention of the President to the fact that Congress at its last session failed to make an appropriation for the printing of the Secretary's annual report. eral Rochester. The annual report of Paymaster General Rochester to the Secretary of War shows that the total disbursements during the past fiscal year amounted to $14,786,620.91, a net increase of $324,917.92 over the previous year, This increase is due to a large increase in the num- ber of discharged men—997 more than during the previous year. Tothe forty-one posts paid monthly thirty-one poste have been added, leaving sixty-three posts to which the system of monthly payments has not been extended. not the individual alone who always emphasized his devotion to his country. THE CHURCH FOR LAW AND ORDER. The chureh never failed to throw her influ- ence in the scale of law and order. Socialism would today have a stronger footing in Europe and America had it not been checked by the holy see. And yet while maintaining respect for established order and upholding the of sovereign power she is alwaysready to la tenderness and sympathy upon the suffering masses. He then referred to the action of Car- dinal Gibbons in appearing before the propa- ganda in behalf of the Knights of Labor. He IT WILL PA’ TO NOTICE i << yur advertisement under Lots For sale of Property ou Ust iw. CHALMERS & VOORHEES, 1418 Fst. nw. nt-lw ‘20 HOUSE KEEPE! STOVE KEPAinS At YOUNG'S, n6-10t 507 7th st, nw. —_"* HM. SCHOOLEY, oc5-3m, ‘622-624 F st. re NS—SUPERIOR FINISH, YALE STEAM LACE CURTA: 0c. ir, . Der pair, LAUNDRY, uear corner 10th and F sts. n.w. ‘Telephone call 668-5. —— gD. J. C McGUIRE HAS REMOVED HIS ee Vines na BeSiaece co TF a8 Massachusetts Further Iowa Election Returns. Cnicaco, Nov. 11.—A Tribune special from i i Feminded Catholics that the time had ““Telepbono 797. Tur Pax-Amentcan Panty spent Sunday in een a oo 2 when they rejoice at the opportunity ‘of mect. | the homeward march of Stanley with Emin | Lemars, Iowa, says: The democrats got car 1319 ¥ STREET NORTHWEST, sight-seeing in Philadelphia, “In the morning | ™™ ing each other upon common ground and of | Pasha and his party and of the reported dis- | !0ad of beer Saturday night and roasted an ox they visited Girark college. paymasters. Tue New Cruiser Curcaco came in collision Saturday with a tug and float of freight cars in the East river, The weather at the time was foggy. The Chicago was not injured, but con- siderable damage was done to the freight cars on the float, The Chicago continued on her course, Tue Woot Growers or Texas will send a delegate to this city to look after and protect the interest of wool growers generally before the committee of ways aud means of the com- ing Congress, WASHINGTON, D.C., Nov. formed a copartnership und gem pase of Destle, Davie & Co. for conducting the eal Estate and Fire Insurance Business. All business entrusted to us will be carefully and ——— W. RILEY DEEBLE, BENS. P. DAVIS In associating myself with Mr, Davis, who has been connected with this office for the past taree years, 1 embrace the opportunity to thank my frieuds for their euerods patrotace in the past and ask a continuatce ne ODoltw or menew ATE Ww. RILEY DEEBLE. a RMACY REMOVED TO ._ Prescriptions compounded pensed by registered pharms- fotlek, Paney articles, &c- exchanging views upon subjects of vital im- ortance. They had two great pur; at eart, the ‘ee and progress of the Catholic church and the continued prosperity of the American people. [Great applause. ] While the committee on organization was out the delegates were entertained by Daniel Dougherty of New York, Hon. Honore Mercier, peor of Quebec, and Rev. James Nugent of iverpool, Engl: Mr. Dougherty said that the Roman Catholics of America had recently submitted to wrongs and injustices in manifold shapes and from time immemorial. They were roscribed at the ballot-box. The highest onors of the republic are denied them by pre- judice. The Catholics assert they are pre- eminently American and that there would. be no America had it not been for Catholics. He went on to trace the work of Catholics down from the discovery by Columbus, who was a Catholic. to celebrate their victory. Hundreds were drunk. They met in two halls, and the scenes were disgusting. The affair lasted all night, Saloon keepers from Covington, Neb., are here to see about opening saloons at once. — Collision at Sea. Bostox, Nov. 11.—A telegram from St. John's, N. F., today to the agents here says the steamer Chicago, from Huil via Antwerp for Boston, was towed in there this morning dam- aged by the Belgian steamer Herman. from New York for Antwerp. The dispatch gives no particulars of the damage to the Chicago. Accepts and Heralds His Coming. Wasasu, Ixp., Nov. 11.—The Hon, Warren G. Sayre of this city, recently appointed a member of the Cherokee Indian commission by President Harrison, has accepted the place and in obedience to a telegram from Secretary of the Interior Noble has gone to Washingtom to report for duty. aielpicaamns Shot in Cold Blood. Mount Preasant, Micu., Nov. 11.—Joseph Gangier was shot in the presence of his wife and children in his own doorway at 6 o'clock Saturday — by an unknown man. An In- dian named Johnson Jackson, who had a grudge against Gangier, uspected and can- not be found, John McWalters, who had passed the house about the time of the shooting, has arrested. He had a revolver in his poses sion, which had two empty chambers, i The First Nicaraguan Sod. Sax Juan Dev Norte, Nicanzaova, Oct. 22— The first sod of the Nicaragua canal was tarned today in presence of the government officials and the foreign consuls. There were appro- priate ceremonies in connection with the crea and general festivities followed, —_—_— Anarchists in Mourning. Sr. Lours, Nov. 11.—Four hundred anarchists held a meeting last night to glorify the memory of Spies, Parsons and the other Chicago an- archists, Three addresses were delivered in German and one in English. All were of the same tenor. depicting the death of the an- archists as martyrdom. The hall was aster to Dr. Peters’ relief expedition the British East African company has been rapidly picking up all the best available men to send out to protect its territories from raids by the rebellious natives. Capt. Lugard, whose name is well known in connection with the Lake Nyassa troubles, and Mr. George 8. Mackenzie, with 150 men, left for Mombassa this week. The East African company antici- pates heavy work to hold ita territory against the Arabs. Latest news indicates that all the native elements are up in arms and are for the mement brethren in a common cause to drive out the detested foreigners, This serious up- rising on the part of the natives is attributed to Capt. Wisman’s attempt to increase the paps of German influence by exterminating e people, We have this day CASUALTIES, Since the last report the department has lost one officer by death, Maj. Henry Clayton, two by retirement and before the close of the year another officer will be retired. These casual- ties will reduce the force to thirty-nine officers, of whom only thirty-five, including the assist- ant and deputy paymasters general will be available for active disbursing duty. THE ROBBERY OF MAJOR WHAM. “The risk to which officers of this depart- ment are especially subjected,” says Gen. Rochester, “has again been emphasized by the robbery of Maj. J. W. Wham. This officer, while en route to pay the troops at Fort Thomas, Ariz., accompanied with an escort of eleven men, his clerk, servant and a sergeant, was attacked May 11, 1889, by a band of robbers and driven from the ambulance con- taining his money chest, which they rifled and escaped with the contents, Maj. Wham re- ports the amount stolen as $28,345.10 Several of the supposed robbers have since been cap- tured and are held by the civil authorities for trial, This office has not been advised of the recovery of any portion of the stolen funds.” TRANSPORTATION OF OFFICERS. The amount appropriated for payment of mileage to officers for the last fiseal year was 150,000, with the proviso that the transporta- tion furnished by the quartermaster’s depart- ment to officers traveling without troops shall be limited to transportation in kind, over free roads, over bond-aided Pacific roads, and by conveyance peleapine. to that department, always excepting sleeping and parlor car ac- commodations. By this new cost of transportation of officers other than by the routes excepted was cast upon the pay- master’s department. The appropriation was expended before the close of the Gen. Batcue itor returned to his desk at the Treasury department this morning. He is quite complacent over the result of the election in Saratoga county, N.Y., his own home, where, he said, there was a republican majority just twice as large as that of 1887. Wasarxotox Desions ror Postar Carps.— The designs which were recently eubmitted by artists and others for a new postal card will be examined by Gen. Hazen, the third assistant postmaster general, with the assistance of ex- — whom he may call in, There were 154 signs submitted in all, and among them were one to four designs submitted by each of the following Washingtonians: Clarence Anderson, Rudolphe Claughton, Wm. ©. McCausland, Alexander Scott, Carlton E. Snell, Gustav P. Strum, Mrs. C, Adele Fassett, C. Von Haake, oe Hinckley, L. Whitman Doris, A. J. iy. Personat.—Ex-Postmaster General Don M. Dickinson of Michigan is confined to his bed in the home of his brother at Bay Ridge, L.I., with neumonia.—Naval Constructor Philip Hich- rn, Capt. Geo. M. Wheeler, United States engineers, Dr. Elliott Coues and ex-Congress- A man Whiting of Massachusetts are in New York, | leaving a large number of claims unprovi —Judge W. D. Kelley’s daughter, Mrs. Flor- | for, amounting at present to $9,323.66, ence Kelley Wischnewetzky, will address the | During the year there were 270 3 members of the Nationalist club, No. 1, on | made against officers, amounting to $52,’ le “The Toiling Children,” at their hallin New| up awouNT DEPOSITED BY ENLISTED MEN York city this evening.. en. B, F. Butler is | 5% i im the city at his residues on apitoi Hill, ex- during the yeur was $383,798.34, a slight de- cting to remain for a few days.—J, D, | crease from the amount deposited during the 7 orig d' eS Mnnniin Warglaon ne previous year. The decrease may be due to ork, 2. Me! ary’ ure at t that owing to the f t pay- Johnson.—-Hon. J. B. Henderson of Town is | route the enlisted men who usucitg eae ao Position to throw s, vietory to most anybody ry inell some’ return way of posite of small amounts do not feel inclined on liner alioara: egial: will’ as- males ig eerie by Ares New ioe : erick G, King an: fe of Boston, Mrs. | receipt of only half the sum to deposit so ppoint i coportion of it. To mareacsen wees — semble at Bismarck, November 19. Sarah C. Savage of Philadelphia, A. Gerald api Hall and wife, E. Tholimer of New York and | and to give them every o) portunity to save their money it is recommended that the mini- Dr. C, 8. Carter of New York are atthe Nor- mandie.—R. W. Lord and wife of Kennebunk, | mum limit to the amount that may be deposited be reduced from $5 to $3. Me., Geo. B, Miller and wite of eer pr Recent Robberies. H. B. Camp and wife of Ohio, C. W. Go! tm teeees ca Nite tha 3. We Abe 2 Ohio nnd'T. 8. Preston of New York are at | _ L#rcenies have been reported at police head- the St James—Mr. and Mra. A. M. Crosby | Quarters as follows: Dr. Crow, 900 6th street of Toronto, Canada, Miss Stuart of Port Hope, | northeast, says that last night while in North- ridge’s saloon on 6th between C and D streets northwest he had $28 stolen from his pocket. M. J. Sullivan, 220 O street, states that last Canada, G. Morton and D. Carter of New York and H. Lucas, Chicago, are at the Arlington. night he was relieved of his watch while in Kangsley’s dairy on D street near 10th. P. —A. D. Fessenden of Massachusetts, T. James Duffey, 207 Pennsylvania of New Hampshire, 8. R, Reynolds of ven brown overcoat stolen from his hall last aight DO YOU WISH REAL COMFORT? IF 50 have your Shirts made of Horrockses, a which ia the inost comfortable material Shirt Maki ¥ st. n.w., suc- E ‘e27-3m. WATERLOO, The new panorama depicting the battle of Waterloo will be opened to the public Decem- ber 16. The building is in Ashiey place, Vic- toria street. Chevalier Fleischer is the artist, On one part of the field is represented the meeting between Wellington and Blucher and on another the splendid charge of the Old Guard against the British squares, SALVATIONISTS. A very strong case has been made out by the missionary societies in India against the Salva- tion army agente at work there. The charges i disturbing influence z SERIAL SAVI 38 BULLDING A8SO- 2 a CIATION. « THE CARDINALS, Ps ial a ott tn ny Sy iro pry 5 Cardinals Gibbons and Tascherau and Arch- i bishop Satolli then came into the hall amid great appiause. Cardinal Gibbons, being in- troduced, welcomed the delegates to Baltimore. He said that at first he was opposed toa lay con; at this time, because he feared it might conflict with the celebration of the cen- tennial of the hierarchy, but he consented the solicitation of his friends, irrepressible friends, gress will result in between clergy and people. The organization will be- come a power in this land, he said, and it will build up and edify the people. On motion the temporary officers were made permanent, and the convention took a recess of twenty minutes, eee GIL, PIERCE FRIGHTENED. He Thinks That Gov. Ordway Has Put Up a Deal to Beat Him. Curcaco, Nov. 11.—A Tribune special from Fargo, N.D., says ex-Gov. Pierce’s friends are getting alarmed over the senatorial outlook. Some of the candidates are getting desperate and there is talk that Ordway and Johnson have engineered a combination that looks ex- tremely dangerous. There are several other men in the field also, who are possibly in a K, he bool Tipton to the stock of the NEW 01 s8U of the SiulAL BULLD- ING ASSOCIATION are now open at the office of JNO. A. PRESCOTT, Secretary and ‘Treasurer, 1416 ¥ st. iw. Shares @1 each per month, no buck dues to be id. Persons subscribing now may avoid the rush of jusibess and consequent delay at the meeting. and all possible at the secret fare of stock was large aud every effort will be to ve the TWENTY-FOURTH ISSUE larger than any The “SEKLAL” has been and is a most z association and furnishes a very profitable means for monthly savings with» promise Of a profit of 6 per cent on withdrawal. Four per cent additional is also aud secured by the constitution on all Sevosite made by stockholders where the dey its equal or exceed asix months or more adv: aA ment on the stock subscribed. Many bave themselves of the extra inducement thus offered. Constitutions separate and constitutions with receipt beck eptutaned may be obtained at any time, "Please call af the secratary and’ treasurer's ofice without de- lay. ROBT. G. CAMPBELL, i'resident, PRESCOTT, Seoretary aud Treasurer JNO. A. . urer, octl-zlt 1416 F st. n.w. are that it has exerted a upon existing propaganda. OPTIMISM. Sr. Pererssure, Nov. 11.—The Novoe Vremya says that Lord Salisbury’s speech at the lord mayor’s banquet Saturday night displayed an optimiem that was artificial and insincere, prediction of unbroken peace as a result of present tendencies was incredible, BULGARIA. . Pants, Nov. 11.—The Soleil says that the re~ cent interview between the czar and Prince Bismarck resulted in a decision to oust Prince Ferdinand from the Bulgarian throne, FRENCH CABINET. Pants, Nov. 11.—It is officially announced that Vice Admiral Krantz has finally withdrawn from the ministry of marine, and that M. Bar- , Senator for the de; it of the Ss & sanzert, ; For the past fifteen years connected with the Drug Store corner 9th and Pa ave., desires to inform his corner 15th and H sts, with s complete stock of Drugs, Chemicals, &. oclé4-1m* —™ 18TH. NEW ISSUE OF STOCK. EQUITABLE CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION. “EQUITABLE BUILDING,” 1003 F ST. ASSETS $1,119,062.77, First payment 18th issue November, 1889. from 9 a m. to 4:30 p.m., when sub- Office open daily 8cri) VOR for abaes pay meuts ‘are received. res $2.50 per mouth; €),00y advances on each ~ Faneral. = Lextxotox, Ky., Nov. 11—At Col. Swope’s THE BASE BALLISTS. funeral at Danville yesterday Mrs, Broadus, a Meeting of the Magnates Today in New York. , ——_ H New York, Nov. 11.—The board of arbitra- Six million ee ES te ae pee eee rere TT ond SA) ere ate for wow vet — Ohio, J. Gieed, E. of Minnesota and Y. P. small fractions lower than Saturday's ee ane ean : akan Emma i, ©. treasurer o! com- any, JD Rome of N Orleans, H. Walker of it Virginia and E. K. Selbey of New York are at Wi ee ars ot creme fork Me ins end A. Martin of Bos- and F. Smith of ning the t and advantages of Psy mere mn objec: Baty spplication. i i THOMAS SOMERVILLE, Prest. INO. JOY EDSON, see’y. oc31 apie Fe OCHESTER Lamers, All PRICES and STYLES. Largest Assortment in the City. t. 8. SHEDD & BRO, 432 OTH ST. H.W, 003 FIXTURES. ‘ALL STYLES IXTURES, ‘and prices, ©.4. MUDDIMA, 1206 Fat EE &