Evening Star Newspaper, November 18, 1890, Page 9

The Standard Cocoa of the World A Substitute for Tea and Coffee. PURE......... SOLUBLE. Rich. Digestible. Stimu- lating. Nourishing. Having a peculiarly delic- ious flavor—a food and drink combined—at a half cent a cup and ft for a prince. VanHouten's Cocoa > a CITY AND DISTRICT. & A recently published work on “TheArt of Advertising” says: “A point which will afford reliable information as to the value of a publi- cation as an sdvertising medium is the close- ness with which the publisher adheres to his advertising rates.” Tux Stan invariably holds to ite rates; and, what is of greater importance to the advertiser, it charges everybody the same Price for the same service. This few papers do! BOARD OF TRADE DIRECTORS. The Old Officers Re-Elected—Commit- tees—Two New Ones Announced. The heavy rain which was so prominent in yesterday evening's meteorological conditlons seemed to have little effect on the meeting of the directors of the board of trade. Promptly on time Pri nt M. M. Parker assumed con- trol and business proceeded rapidly for nearly an hour with the assistance and consent of Messrs. W. B. Moses, Thos. W. Smith, 0. G. Has Not Been ind. There is some conjecture here as to whether the young Bostonian, B Shepherd White, charged with forgery and embezzlement, will be heard of again. Some persons have an iden that when the amount of the bond is collected the case will be ended, but it is probable that there will be no “let up” in the case, and ever should the government be made good pecu ly “offended justice” will not be satisfied um- less every means is taken to compel a trial. It will be remembered that White was in the em- ployment of J. H. Corning & Co., and they suffered by the alleged forgeries and embezzle- ments. White was arrested at Lexington, Ky., and brought back and two indictments having been found, Ned id October 18, #1,000 in each Nelligan, surety—were for- bench warrant ordered to issue. ‘The aut! oe at now trying to locate the fugitive and there is an impression that when Lomd do he will be found in the role of a cow ry TWO HABEQS CORPUS CASES, Two Supreme Court Decisions on the Enlistment Laws. In the Supreme Court of the Dmited States yesterday Justice Brewer delivered the decis- of the court in two habeas corpus cases— one involving the question whether a soldier who enlisted in the army under age has the right to be discharged on the ground that be entisted as a minor and the other involving th right of a soldier who enlisted while over the age prescribed by law to be discharged because he enlisted when over age. In the case of Frank Morrissey, appellant, agt. Maj. David Perry, from the circuit court of the eastern district of Missouri, the evidence jowed that Morrissey enlisted in 1883 while a minor and deserted after serving loss than a month, In 1889, when he became of age, Mor- | rissey reappeared and demanded his discharge from the army on the ground that he was a minor when he enlisted. Section 1117 of the | Revised Statutes provides that ‘no person un- der the age of tweuty-one years shall be en- listed or mustered into the military service of the United States without the written consent ‘HOW ‘ALLAN HOPES TO FLY. His Machine Will Bore a Hole in the Air and of Course Go Up the Hole. From ‘Seattle Post-Intelligencer. In an up-stairs room in the Western House at Ballard bas been developed within the past OEECH eight months what in the opinion of men of sound judgment will prove, if practical, the in- vention of the age. Mr. William Allan, a real estate broker and a former employe of the West Coast Improve- ment Company, has nearly completed the model of an aerial ship or flying machine. It consists of two oval or cigar-shaped bodies with tapering ends, the smaller suspended within the larger. Around the larger an im- mense thread of stiff canvas, or some other strong but light material, winds spirally from endtoend. Within the smaller body is situ- ated the propelling power, which by means of ®set of pulleys, bands, wheels, &c., revolves the interior oval body, and as it moves so it causes the larger machine on the exterior to move with correspondingly greater Velocity. The theory which William Allan has held and reasoned upon for the last twenty years is Falness. TWENTY m8 nO is carnestly invited to try one Box of | jonderfral Medicine. na oH \T ENG pate a Secrets ‘and they sotit PBERCHAMSPILLS taken an iteried, will quickiy ractoreomeeion Prepared only by THOS. BEECHA 8. F. the WILL MAIL AER a 8S, States, eho, (if your BEECHAM’S PILLS ON RECEIPT OF PRICE Staples, John H. Magruder, George Truesdell, ee ae parents or guardians, provided that such | this: A screw by revolution forces itsclf 1: 8. W. Garnett, John M. Glover, Samuel Ross} GOOD TEMPLARS ANNIVERSARY. a ee such parents or Uprrieooat fe a wood, 80 Mr, Allan on x he y and Secretary A. D. Anderson. _ —— jut this provision,” says the court in its de- | could invent a machine with threa rge BEST& GOES FARTHEST’ ead iia cae aw commeastaadl Great Preparations Being Made for the ‘is for the benetit of. the parent or | enough to revolve in the atmosphere it will] a pon A ooo, A RN ® Roses. ch made in thi Celebration of its Twenty-fifth Year. | guardian. It means simply that the govern- | travel through space and with great rapidity = ee £4 Eek & ef ea sa VAN HOUTEN'S COCOA (“ence Namerous changes Tt wae thay, | At the meeting last Saturday evening of the | ment will not disturb the control of parent or | on the same priuciple. If Mr. Allan be nota | Ax H RASA R RG GO AAA Hk x ‘We have just opens « line of tried, always weed") was invented and | Ment of committees and the result was the fol- | oomittes in charge of the arrangements for | SUtdian over his or her child without consent. | deluded inventor one may travel in this ‘mar | 2%, MOE ECGS MALS BE SEW AND NoBBY nopEs. lowing roster, which will remain in force for the colebratio: ‘ge fifth i But it gives no privilege to the minor. ‘The | chine in any direction, with almost any speed on rg one year: oewe mn of the twenty- anniversary | contract of enlistment is not ond voidable by | desired, and with perfect safety, by means of a A novel and bandsome line braided im Executive committee—E. Kurtz Johnson, | Of the introduction of the order of Good | him. In this case the parent never insisted steering apparatus and a speed regulator N 00 RR TTT? g Bleck. eorge Truesdell, A. T. Britton, | Templarein the District, it was manifest that | upon the right of custody and control, and the | which are attached and under the control of XR Oo iy Graduated Polka Dots N HH ip Astrachan. beau- Beriah Wilkins, B. H. Warner, J. M. Wilson, | grost enthusiaam and interest prevails in rela- | fact that ho had a mother living at the time is | the aeronant within the bowels of the invention, hee OD i Pca C.8. Noses, fion to the ocoasion, which will be of the great.| *#erefore immaterial ‘The contract for enlist-| If this invention proves” practical, and. Mr, Nk “oo 3 aoe cS Finance committee—Beriah Wilkins, chair- aw Li ment was good so far as the petitioner was con- | Allan thinks it will, railroads and ocean grey- — Scroll designs appliqued im Velvet and man; John W. Corson, John Joy Edson, John | ©st importance to the order. Next Sunday | cerned, He was not only de facto, but de jure, | hounds will be easily distanced. ‘The details ss > Astrakhan. Paul Jones, Fred. W. Pratt, Geo. A. McIihenny. | evening the anniversary sermon will be | soldier, amenable to military jurisdiction. | of the machine cannot be fully described, as Sas, ptf D &! ‘These Robes excel in beanty and style any. Taxation and assessments committee—Henry | preached by P.C.T. Dr. Corey at the Metropol-| His mother not interfering, he was bound ay a working model has been constructed, S35 it Bow Exe that we have ever placed on our counter, Wise Garnett, chairman; R. Fendall, J. G. | iten Church, and on Monday at the Congrega- | t° remein in the service. His aesertion and | and although Mr. Allan has obtained a caveat ‘The material is fine serge and the colors ars Slater, F. B. McGuire, John E, Beall, ‘Samuel | +020) wit beheld the : - | Concealment for five years did not relieve him | he does not wish to give away his secret until or ai eias wuk mate ares . Norment, Jesse B. Wilson, H. A. Willard. hep regular anniversary meet-| trom his obligations as a soldier or his liability | he has more substantial financial backing. ooo ing ecason. We for Van Hoctersand take no other. (@ Committee on railroads—B. H. Warner, | ing, for which an elaborate program has been | to military control. The decision of the cireuit| Mr, Allan has also constructed a huge uni- ee have the lanrest and most varied stock of chairman; Theo. W. Noyes, 8. W. Curriden, | arranged. The visitors from abroad who will| court remanding him to the custody of the cycle, or, as some paradoxically call it, a one- G ‘Robes in the city, ranging from @6 to $30. io George Truesdell, E. Kurtz Johnson, C. B participate in the meeting include the Grand | Military authorities was correct and must be | wheel bicycle. It is seventeen feet in cireum- os LANSBURGH & BRO, Church, M. M. Parker. and several subordinate lodges of Virginia and | #firmed.” ference and has a tire one foot wide. The Qiead below.) Tze Is No Svuszez Teor Committee on trausportation—Wm. A. Wim- | Maryland. rand Lodge of Ontario sends | _ ‘The other case decided was that of tho United | cyclist stands in the center and by moving h's STREET satt, chairman; C. A. Langley, George W. | jts representative in the Grand Vice Templar | States, appellant, agt. John Grimley. It came | feet up and down on pedals turns a small NN NEER A RRR n wen 2 ae — 8. = Wood d, E. , Gray, P. H. Hill, | Mise Isessio Starr Keeper, and the RW. Grand to the Supreme Court from the circuit court of | wheel, which révolves the larger one at the SRRED As Ee mt = 7 He FASHIONABLE FURS, T. W. Smit |. Be vhurch, Duncan- e sends the hi yr on this con- | the United States for the district of Massachu- | same time. every revolution of the smaiier N RE Se 4 ee i, ray ce The fame of | setts. Grimley enlisted in the army when forty | wheel turns the larger it will readily bescen| NXNE Vp AMAR B aE & Ee Wo ere lance consumers, hence we cam Committee on srbitration—A. T. Britton, | these workers as speakers is national and| years of age, he representing himself to be the cyclist goes a distance of seventeen feet ‘quote you correct prices. chairman; Ellis Spear, D. J. Macarty, W. M.| must bring to the lanned for this; twenty-eight. Section 1116 of the Revised | every revolution, The unicycle is now in the VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY, IMPROVED Our Fars are only first quality, Wedo aro, Poindexter, 0. C. Groen, W. C. Dodge. sclabcations: csuea ciatineae ristarne tin | Ueatuiae provides thats eecratsnatitice tee | seek ot deer Mere eae ee BY 00D BulkaEen. Rot handle the cheap furs at all, Shoddy Committee on commerce—Isadore Saks, | members of the order who have enjoyed mem- | *Tmy must be be n the ages of sixteen and | builder, who is putting the finishing touches furs are no good st any price. Ourstock chairman; H. A. Hall, F. L. Moore, O. G. Ste-| bership for ten years will moot this evening at } thir t the time of their enlist- | upon it under Mr. Alla ervision. It isex- WILL BE SOLD FOR psc nite: tc ee tee 9 ples, Julius Lansburgh. the Hillnian House and complete the organizu- fed States circuit court for the | pected a public trial of this invention will be} siu5 wy ooo ERR g58 oo. ~ pen ay Committee on public buildings—Thomas | tion of a veteran association, under whose chusetts found that Grimiley | made in a short time. MMMMU UG CH E gs ‘Theretere wo know wo cin eave pon Somerville, chairman; R. Heiston, A. A. | direction and ices the social attraction of | W## forty years of age at enlistment, and, un-| Recently, in conversation with a reporter, aes ue ja ER Ss, money on these goode, Come in and see Thomas, J. W. Ross, Georgé Gibson. the celebration wit mainly be presented. ‘Che | der section 1116, ruled that the enliatment was | Ballard’s inventor said: ‘There may be some| M M Mow’ Sod i Ex Sag Syg8 what we are doing. It will pay you, we Committee on membership—Thomas W. | handsome souveni ages intended to be worn | Void, that Grimley never became agoldier and | skeptical people who deem my inventions im- koow. Smith, chairman; RE. Tenney, Chris Heu- | at thé several meet are being disposed of in | W48 not subject to the jurisdiction of thecourt- | practicable, but the public thought Fulton was THAN ADJOINING PROPERTY SOLD FOR We make mention of several of our best i . A. Griswold, L. D. Wine, 8. W. Wood- | jarge numbers and Mr. Spurgeon, the grand | Martial which sentenced him for desertion, | crazy when he was building the Claremont, IF PURCHASED aa BUCKWHEAT RT. Heiston, LN. Jackson, H. L. | secretary, is kept very bus; The Supreme Court reverses the judgment of | and when Columbus was trying to convince the es SOR RepennEne aotonge — the circuit court discharging Grimiey-and re- | monarchs of Europe that another world existed Uv i cco E x i 4 ¥ ate today: Committee on parks and reservations—C. J. MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS. =| mands the case with instructions returning | even the children significantly pointed their 3 UtcHS ° Re YY Genuine Persian Lamb Mufis, best finish, Bell, chairman; C. C. Glover, Joseph Paul, H. —-- him to the custody of the military authorities, | fingers to their foreheads when he passed by. big i & cE i, Cm 88, $10 and 813 each. A. Griswold, R. O. Holtzman, R.G. Ruther-| What is Shown of the District in the IPROVING ITS CON Ny, But there was no screw loose in Columbus'| W@Q UU If GoU Lb ¥ London Dyed in Muffs at $13, 915, ford, Samuel Norment, J. E. Fiteh. Census Office Bulletin. IMPROVING ITS CONDITION, head, neither was there in Fulton’. YOR SALE BY aR =n Committee on streets and avenues—George ‘The office has issued another bulletin CararE —o0——__——— @18, $20 and 825. First quality. Truesdell, chairman; George T. Dunlop, G. M. eee The Policy Pursued by the Manage- Ships Fitted With Balloons. EL. Real Badger Mulls. #4 to #13. et W. = eee J. Harrison Johnson, isbreas nA ba riper neve Sed ar ae ee the a La 0. eure The British admiralty, it is stated, has given Mum AO MTTE TTT ooo yar Beran re Mufls, best Lining. $2, @2.75, perenne pape ated, é rr. Charles F. Mayer, the president of the | oraers for two of the new gun boats now build- Hi MH * Fo € ooemeiaytad Committes on charitios John H. Magruder, | the cities and towns in the middie states (in- | paltimoro and Ohio railway, says in his annual ing to be fitted with captive balloons. ‘This is ae 8 Bas i Fy E3o Gray aud Bisck Astrachan Muff. 88. chairman, J. Blake Kendall, John W. Corson, | cjuding Maryland and the District of Colum- he : ; a ‘ccd Ker Compare any 61.50 Maff in the city with R. H. Willett, J. B. Lambie, W. F. Mattingly, report: im accordance with the present practice in the . M. D. Peck. bia) have reduced their debte €46,822,711 and | “The management realizes the extreme im-| French navy. ‘The practical advantages of the 2% 8B 09, these. Committee on public health—F. L. Moore, | have increased their assets by the sum of portance of continually improving the physical | balloon were demonstrated during the recent tee C° DD Astrachan Cloth Capes, in Black and Gray, chairman; A. Greenless.W. 8. Thompson, Sam- | $1,224,499, making the joint improvement in condition of the property and bringing the | maneuvers of the French fleet in the Mediter- 4%, € 900 0.8 for 83, 84.50, 85. @6 and ey. uel 8. Shedd, Dr. Z. T. Sowers, John Miller, A. i ase coo ve og pee gag their figancial condition $47,547,210. road and its equipment up to tho highest stand- | rancan. The Formidable, one of the most saanin Woul Beal Capea, with lange collar and Committee on trade organizations—Samucl-| _ A® to interest in the middie states it shows | arq of efficiency. In pursuance of this policy | Powerful of French buttle ships, is furnished pointed frouts, €15 and @22.50. Ross, chairman; it. H. Willett, Chas. A. Lang | that the rate in 1880 was 6.58 per cent and that | increased oxpenditures have been made during | “ith one of these balloons. When the vessel ts | 13-3 617 F 8T. NW. Monkey Capes, with geuuine seal collar, Chas. W. ing, D. J. Macart; in 1890 the rate had fallen to 4.36 per cent, a Steaming it is towed behind, being attached ‘ommittee on the fiscal year both for maintenance of way | with biock and tackle to the deck. It can €23.50 and &: ry pply—Chas, Baum, | decrease of 1.22 per cent. and structures and maintenance of equipment. | therefore be drawn down and manned, and, , eer eee P ;W. BM. E TF. Wy. Li aap D acture: mai nce of equipm: erefore rawn down and nned, and, ft 5 chairman, loses, Edward F. Droop, W.H. | “The bonded debt of the District is given as} p. on the connection with the deck being Paths SULe , the Celebrated Minnesota | *!2g!eton, R. Goldschmid, Albert Behrend. $19,781,050, » dec: i Expenditures in this connection and included i the decade of 1,907,278 or 9 per cent The amount in the king fund is given as $382,300, an in- crease since 1880 of $170,990 or 81 per cent. This is the largest increase in the sinking fund of any one of the group of the middle states, The cash in the Treasury and other available resources are put at 2,500,000, an increase of 2902,534 or 56 percent, The total available re- sources are given as @2,862,300, an increase since 1880 of $1,073,524 or 59 per cent. The District is reported as paying an annual in- terest charge of $855,401, a decrease since 1880 of $130,204 or 13 per cent, The Washington Navy Yard. Commodore Farquhar, chief of the bureau of yards and docks, Navy Department, in his annual report makes estimates for the Wash- ington navy yard for the next fiscal year as follows: “Extension of railroad tracks, $3,567.50; reconstraction store No. 10, for bu- reau of ordnance, $30,499.10; dry-air closets for Smith’s quadrangle, €4,904.48; converting paint shop into two’ (2)’ officers’ quarters, The ze; 1g: 66 ard is d lar; for the antlectere’of betmanos for the nats, The extension of the railroad system, the re- construction of store No. 10 and the water closet for the workmen are absolutely neces- sary. The distance from the city and the ex- Committee on improvement of the Potomac river—s. E. Wheatley, chairman; H.C. Win- ship, M. F. Morris, Geo, T. Dunlop, H. Wise Garnett. Committee on harbor improvement—C. B. Church, chai: severed, it ascends, but is still held captive by a rope made of wilk for light- fixed on one of the military topa. ‘this ection with the military top 1s always maintained. The balloon on the Formidable has 11,600 cubic feet of hydrogen gas and as- cends 150 feet orso. The French officers re- port that objects twenty-five miles distant can seen from the balloon, whereas from the deck the horizon line isnot more than eight miles distant. One other feature brought out by the trials was that an observer in the balloon was able to follow the movements of the sub- marine boat Gymnote without losing sight of it for single instant, although it was a very con- siderable distance below the water level. It must be remembered, though, that the waters of the Mediterranean seaare very clear. but the French assume that, inasmuch as eighty feet could be penetrated there, ordinary sea-water objects could be seen at a good depth. ne rn a nt in operating expenses have been made as fol- lows: For maintenance of way and structures, #3,086,361; increase over 1889, $330,635, or 12 per cont; for maintenance of equipment, ¥3,332,092, increase over 1889, 2341,761, or 11.42 percent. The expanding business of the com- Pany especially requires, for prompt and economic handling, large and additional termi- nal facilities at several important pointe. ‘The Locust Point yards in Baltimore, extensive as they are, have become inadequate.” ADDITIONAL YARDS, To meet the demand for such facilities the company has now under consideration (and is contemplating similar work at other places) additional yards and buildings at the following points: At Brunswick, Md., the junction of the main line and the Metropolitan branch, a yard containing ten miles of tracks, with the necessary freight and engine houses and other buildings. The expenditures here during the year have been $149,808. At Cumberland, Md., a large yard, with engine house, car shops and other build- ings, which will transfer the handling of the business that concentrates at that point from the present crowded yard in that city, At Benwood, W. Va., the junction of the trans- Ohio division with the main stem, large yards, with transfer and storage tracks, engine houses, repair shops and other buildings, for Patent Process Flour. it is the best in the world. Genuine Seal Capes, with Perrian lamb, Soble and other trumming, from @60 up to #100. Feather Collars in all colors. Only $1.98. . Genuine Ostrich Feather Boas for ¢18 and Bol. OFFICE OF W. H. HOEKE, LANSBURGH & BRO. c none ities __ Continue reading below. Duncanson, Joseph Paul, B.K. PI Committee on universities—Alex. D, Ander- son, chairman; A. T. Britton, C. C. Glover, John R. McLean, John R. Dos Passos, F. G. Newlands. Committee on bridges—Jas. L. Barbour, Samuel Norment, Frank Hume, F. R. Fava and J. G, Slater. Insurance committe—Simon Wolf, chairman; R. W. Tyler, H. K. Willard, W.B, Gurley, 0. C. Greene. The last named committecs are new. That on universities will have charge of all matters relating to universities, lipraries und art gal. leries and it is to give especial attention to the promotion of the educationai, literary and art interests of the city. The committee on insur- ance will keep its eye on all matters that for good or ill may affect the msurance business in the District. 8TH AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE, We control for Washington acute little ar- Fangement—an Oxidized Metal Memorandum Tablet with Com- bination Stamp Box. A very Unique article and quite useful This we offer for 2be The choice ites among twenty differ- ent patterns. each more beautt- ful than tother, LANSBURGH & BRO. We are the Washington Agents for Dr. Jac gers SANITARY UNDER- WEAR. This ts indorsed by the entire medical fraternity as health«tving and health-pre- serving. Comes for all sexes ! aud in ali sizes, LANSBURGH & BRO. WE WILL CONTINUE OUR Gnear Sax Or Fensrrvre FOR THIS WEEK, GALLEBIES, PHILADELPHIA, ap3-tu.th&s-ly Pears’ Soap (Scented and Unecented) SECURES A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION. ALL DRUGGISTS. CORNS=SBUNIONS WE WILL GIVE A DISCOUNT OF Failure of a Wheat Speculator. Every firm on the Chicago board of trade that had trades with R. Wagoner & Co. closed them out yesterday. At noon, two hours after the trades had been closed out, the clearing houso sent up a notice of the firm's failure to pay its balances, The slow action of the clearing house, it was understood, was for the purpose of preventing any undue excitement in the 35 PER CENT ON ALL PAR- LOR AND CHAMBER FURNI- NEW MEMBERS ELECTED. New members were then elected as follows: John R. McLean, John J. Knox, John R. Dos TURE SOLD FOR CASH DURING Some pew shades in Foster Gloves arrived, i trade and thus precipitating trouble. Wagoner THIS WEEK, THE STOCK 18 LARGE today. nse to junior officers li there makes it | the transfer of the passenger and freight traf- Precip 8. Misia, H s . -_ Mitchel's Cure-all Carn & Bunion Plasters Porras epee FS 1 panel. Bronk | Vacy dated! Log taco healt be fermi | fe between theciasin tite deo Wheeling sod Ee ee nen, rare im bent, en aliot oubsnscla paptesen tame axe omen as Frauk Pelouze, John O. Johnson, G. 8. Fellows, with quarters, Unless this be done it is a hard- | Pittsburg division and the trans-Ohio division, | Wich he sustained a severe lose, Owe Trrat will make a cripple dance for joy. » ¥ — » AND COMPLETE, COME EARLY. ON Geo. C. Henning, C. N. Stumph. Then Secretary Anderson was a) ted a delegate to the convention of the national board of trade, which meets at New Orleans on the bg sheet President M. M. Parker and 8. W. Woodward are also delegates and they will all labor to have the national board estab- lish its headquarters in this city. ‘THE ELECTION OF OFFICERS was next in order and on motion of George Truesdell the secretary cast the ballot for the ‘The expenditures here during the year have been $58,614. At Wheeling, W.Va., improve- ments in the present passenger and freight station are under consideration. At Pittsburg, the terminus of the Pittsburg division, large yards and a freight house, sufficient to accom- modate the increase of business at that point, which has heretofore been seriously embar- rassed for want of these facilities, AT WASHINGTON. At Washington, D. C., some improvements — our expense by sending in their addresses, Russian Peasants Revolt. Advices from St, Petersburg say itis reported that a serious riot occurred last week at a place fifteen miled distant from Moscow. A body of troops shot and wounded a hundred peasants and workmen for refusing to receive the com- mands of the newly appointed district officials. In addition to refusing to obey their commands, the rioters bound the officials with cords and Sold by Druggists, or sent by mail for 50c. per box. jovelty Plaster Works, Lowell, Mass. ship upon talented officers with small com- pepsation.” COURTS. Covrnr m Gznenat Tznu—Judges Hagner, Coz and Bi a / Yesterday—Inland and ©. T. Company agt. Bishop; ae es Mr. Willoughby for plaint- iff. tovage agt. Washington Steamboat Com- jana decree below affirmed; decision by justice Cox. Powellagt. Drake; decision by THE CARPETS WE ALWAYS QUOTE THE Gazar Constexuext Suz. LOWEST PRICES SOME GREAT BARGAINS IN BEUSSELS AND MO- #90,000 WORTH OF FINE CUSTOM- MADE CLOTHING ae of officers—Myron M. Parker, presi. | Justice Hagner directing decree to be proparod | during the past year have been made in this |®¢R*thom to Moscow | QUETTE BORDERED CARPETS bechag rk ‘Woodward, Aret vice president; 8, | fF complainant; decree directing executors to| terminal amounting to 20,00. Plans of « Great Guns Expected. On consignment from s large manufacturer whois | E. Wheatley, second vice p ident; A. T. Brit- | P®8Y oe cape January gies comprehensive character for, this station are} he military authorities at Halifax have . 4 ‘nculT Coun: fontgomery. now under consideration, se improve- W. H. HOEKE, 2 24, a ‘VENTH ST. overstocked and in need of sendy ash. Salo fo begin | Sm; Seyerel counsel; BH. Warner, treasurers | vy scrday Deowe age Walken metoe for ey eae pcomeuderation, largely advanced | been advised that » powerful gun has been = . a THR DISTRICT CENTENKIAL —— notwithstan ro hae Brown agt. | during the coming calendar year. They will | shipped on board the steamer Gothenburg n8-Im Sth and Pennsylvania ave. a. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15, AT 8 AM. wh Poster tied thanke a hie fellow | ©S**e do, Mackall agt. Luckett; motion for | enable the company to handle more economi- City, now expected at that port from London, new trial overruled. Lugenbeel a; Moulton; do. itchell et al.; demurrer to amended declaration sustained and plaintiff cally the business at these points and will greatly add to the capacity of its equipment by reason of the prompter handling of it, which For the accommodation of our Prices to be one-half of actual wholesale cost, 85 styles Men's Suits, $5; actual value 911. directors and then J. H. Magruder asked if the and preparations are being made for its recep- attention of the District Commissioners had Wells agt. tion. In addition to one on the Gothenburg Miblic we will keep our store open ll hiusat it cbAbge nm we our open been directed to the celebration of the District | allowed leave to amend us he may be advised. | their construction will enable, As the rolling | City three other guns are to follow soon. The ee TLLitie & 00. DRUSSISTA, 60 styles Men's Suite, $8, including Cheviots, Cassi- | centennial. Shea agt. Patten; motion for new trial filed. | mill at Cumberland has not been in operation | 848 are all very powerful, are of the very| ° * SUNDER MASONIC TEMPLE. 7 Secretary Anderson responded in the affirma- | Cranford agt. Patten; do, for a considerable time it has been deemed | latest make and have been thoroughly tested. Cor. 9th and F u.W. Sn en eee tive, stating that the Commissioners entered Equrrr Courr—Judge James. wise by the management to discontinue manu- | One which ie now on the way is said to be PRRSCRIPTIONS $10 will buy choice of 70 styles Men's Suits, Cork- screws, Cheviots and Fancy Worsteds; actual value very heartily into the spirit of the affair, they approved ofthe Proposi ion and promised to do all they could to help it along. President Parker was of opinion that the board should give a little attenticn to social matters this winter. Two or three dinners would help matters along. Mr. Magruder thought that the first anni- versary of the organization of the board—due some time in December—would be a proper twice the size of the largest on this side of the fi i that it. The mill has, th jacturing at that poin' e mil as, there- ‘Atlantic. fore, been leased to the Cambria Iron Com- pany of Johnstown, Pa., for a limited period and is now being operated by that company, oe HE WILL OPPOSE CAMERON, Hon. Geo. Wallace Delamater to Seek Election to the U. S. Senate. fartin; sale finally r ir, Wheat- ley agt. McGual; cortain parties admitted as complainants, Betts agt, Heimus, adininis- trator; sale ordered, Lipscomb agt. Frank; amendment of bill granted. Pipper agt. Shep- herd; revival of cause ordered, kwood agt. Lockwood; final decree ratified giving custody of children to com it. Liens agt. Liens; testimony before Examiner Cruikshank or- t ; ee Collided in the Fog. The Norwegian bark Sigrid, which arrived at New York last night, reports that on the night of October 15 a large ship, name unknown, crashed into the Sigrid, wrecking the bulwark Elegant Dress Suits, cutaway or Prince Albert, $15; actual value @32. 600 Men's Overcoats (Besvers and Kerseys), $5: actual value $11 Case Ox Caspr. oieectl ® Ourfall stock of Furniture, Carpets, &c, is now e's - - d part of the rigging. Tho ship raked | prpontene En 33 ecem 0 A special from Pittsburg says: Senator George | **U® 8n¢ part o! . ‘ complete, and if you contemplate purchasing any- | Bay ium, oo ‘ occasion to dignify with a dinner. The vug-| dered. Poe Poe; sale of square north of slong the Sigrid’s side and in less than two | Bovinine, sunall 400 Dress Ovarcoste all welghtah $8; actual value | Festion was followed by some informal tally | squaro 1058 yecated, Worthington ‘age ites. | Wallace Delamater of Mendville was in the city | Song the Sigri¢ isappeared in the fog before | thing in our line it will be toyour interest tocallon 738 816. and the proposition was referred to the exect- | dall; decree correcting liens of conveyance, | today for tho first time since his defeat for gov- | her name could be learned or the amount of us before doing 20, as weareconfident wecan save you oe 650 Overcoate (all $11; walne @2 tive committee. It is —- that the dinner | Murphy gt. Lynch; investment of fund|ernor. He met only a few intimate friends at damage she had received ascertained. = z shades), @11;actual-vaine $24. | wilt take place in the latter part of December leredith agt. Borney; sale confirmed | his hotel and left this evening for his home. Ste eee from 10 to 25 per cout en yuurpurches, Below we 23 Zleqant Fur Beavers, Kerseya, Montagnacs, Elysians, | or = in = a ma rai peer Mr. Delamater talked rather freely about his Her ne epidormass a Srey mention a few of our many bargains end advantages 4 &c., 815; custom tailorscharce $40. Every garment ENTERONO STREETS AND AVENUES feat and intimated that he had not Mrs, Hampton of Brooklyn was ing handsome SOLID 100 sruarantecd as represented (or money refunded) by the | WA! them debated and it was unanimously ae en ae Ssived ne pobusel Anis hive peace aeak ‘To | Crening in oa orchostrs stall of ‘the Lycoum Herernny cocina anata nay oa 3 agreed that the importance of the work should | The Giving Way of a Railway Bridge | a coterie of hisfriends he made the annonnce- | T¥ater, Williamsburgh, when a part of the 3 BEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSR, po oer lace —— at the cei ae Causes a Great Disaster. ment that he was a candidate for the United | 70m railing encircling the balcony fell, strik-| cash or $18 on credit 199 ‘Atkinson "bill wnoald srend ie the way, but 2 A freight train of six cars and an engine on | states Senate and would enter the field against | 16 the back of her seat In the rebound| We willeell you a 7-ploce PARLOR SUITE, solid se 213 7TH BTW. wras the general opinion that nothing should be | the Kansas City, Wyandotte and Northwestern | Hon, J. Doviald Cameron in the same deter-| the Tall struck Mra Hampton betwoon | sainut frames, upholstered ia. the best hair cloth for 7% allowed to tock the progress of such import: | railway, just entering Kansas City from | minod spirit that characterized bis guberna- | the shoulders. She fainted rage teete edad | ARIAT AI +00 ant legislation ss that which ts necessary to | Beatrice, Neb., plunged through a bridge | torial fight. The announcement created a lit- | 290F.,, There was almost a pai ta ae i= 017-32t = CONSIGNMENT SALE. extend the city streeta. early yesterday morning and down into the| te surprise and was not meant to be made | Wome? ee eeepc ime Wo will sell you s 7-piece PARLOR SUITE, solid t-4 Rock Creek, Peck ane ry conversation on | muddy depths of the Kaw river near its | public’ for ‘s fow wooks yet Mr. Delamater | woman's assistance, walnut frames, upholstered in plush, combination 3B journed. mouth in Kansas City, Kan. as & good many friends in the western part of omato Fro. Amild laxative spe. youn aud old. omato Fig gives tone kidueys and bowels ud elective For sale by all and strength to the li Wels snd is one of the most delight! burgatives now ‘creas the puvlic. Sk L os = Co... ‘All who desire mood cooking in their hounes ahould: use LIEBIG COMPANYS Soups, Sauces and Made Dishes One pound ts equal to forty pounds of lean beef,of ‘the value of about 67.50. Genuine only with fac simile of J. von Liebiy‘s sig- ‘matuse in blue ink across the label, =m 37-ta,thlia Adtigbt addition gives great strength and flavor to ——-_—__ Transfers of Real Kstate. Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: M. W. Wines to J. H. Ganse, sub 34, sq. 959; 3,500. F, Bouts to J. R. Johnson, pt. 1, sq. 982; $1,100. Miriam Morgan to Ida M. Wright, Pt. 6, bik. 7, Le Droit Park; $3,500, Hetty J. Gibbs to C. B. Smith, lots 424 and 425. Ana- cotia; @125. W. Danenhower to J. 8. sub Bloomingdale; $2,497. Daniels, lot B of subs 109, &c., W. Meadows; $1 159 1,250. Jackson et al. to Harkless Gusson, part 21, B.'s sub Mt Pleasant; 81.860. to J. M. Cary, lot 14, block 20, Co- lumbia Heights; €2,340.25. Emma M. Gillets to Oliver J. Hart, £0. T. A. “Pe BrBes s Ld elevator man; Fred Bell, pi ‘The list of the killed and wounded, so far as known, is as follows: Killed—Fred Allen, fire- man, Kansas City, Kan.; Will Crawford (col- ored), Kansas City, Kan.; Henry Williains (col- Kansas City, Kan. The latter three were riding to their work. The fhjared are Christian Patch, engineer, Kansas City, Kan.; Thomas Mulligan, brake- man, Lawrence, Kam; 8. V. Smith, Latham, ros L. Lattimore (colored), Kansas City, " ‘The following list of names of missing em- ployes ix furnished by Armour: Ralph Fay, fitter; Ed Burke, pive fitter; Frank Wall, ‘packer; Dave Brown, f killer, ‘Thr@ tramps who boarded the train several stations up the also — oo° AGovernor’s Merciful Act. Tho governor of South Carolina yesterday tho state who think he has been made to suffer for another and aro ready to support him in anything that. will bring « vin tion of his own personality. It is not known whether Mr. Quay will throw his influence to Mr. Delamater or not. 000 Foreign Topics of Interest. The Eurl of Aberdeen has written Gen, Buoth of the Salvation Army, erecemieg proval of his scheme for the relief of Eng! "a poor and promtsing to give $5,000 to the fund, ym accordance with the proposal of Actor Ban- croft, who offered to be one of a hundred sub- scribers of that amount. Queen Emma of Holland will take the oath as Regent of Holiand November 20, : Advices from the Soudan state that a of the Mahdl’s best soldiers have deserted im, ‘ A plot to steal the army education examina-. tion papers before the time set for the examina- —_— has been discovered in the camp at Alder- ot. The steamer Lualabsa leaves Antwerp for. Zanziber today, with the agents of the State and anti-Slavery Society on Jesuits have decided to establish missions in the Congo state, eee Senator Payne’s liness. Senator Henry B Payne, who is now in stored and the pl: at urging his re-election created ® little excitement, An effort was made to announced that, proceed The W. C. T. U. Annual Election. The Woman's Christian Temperance Union, in session at Atlanta, Ga., devoted the morning hours yesterday to hearing reports of the super- intendents of different departments, Then came th the re-election of all the old officers, as follows: Frances E. Willard, E. Buell, corresponding secretary; Mrs, Mary lection of officers, which resulted in resident; Mra, Caroline A. Woodbridge, recording secretary; Pugh, treasurer. Resolutions Senator Blair and were introduced and mated discussion. Finally the matter went to the committee on resolutions, colors, for $28 cash or 630 on credit, ‘We will sell you sgood WOVEN- WIRE BED SPRING for $2.25 casb or $2.50 om credit: ‘Wo will sell you s good quality BRUSSELS CARPET for 60e. per yard cash or 65c. per yard on credit. ‘We will sell you s good INGRAIN CARPET for 350. Fer yard cash or 40c. per yard on credit. ‘We Sew and Lay ali CARPETS Free of Cost anddo Eotcharge for the waste in matching figures, ‘We will sell all CARPETS, MATTINGS AND OIL- CLOTHS on Credit at an advance of 5 cents per yard on the lowest cash price. EASY WEEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS taken oR al) credit sales, and no notes mequired. CASH DISCOUNT allowed on all eccounts settled in 30daya, 2 opocax 730 and 741 7th st. nw. ERFUTAT TECH OE THY Bus NEN aE eeENErEtetetKEETeREes ste S8Sss €8 ets!