Evening Star Newspaper, November 29, 1890, Page 15

ds - “ a _ t THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.€., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 429, 1890-—SIXTEEN PAGES. DISTRICT'S FINANCES. Auditor Petty’s Showing of ‘the Money Matters. THE CITY’S BALANCE SHEET. adduced in favor of cash payments for labor, but one which presents itéelf most forcibly and constantly is the fact thet among hundreds of la- borers employed: Reale it frequently that’ s are: here eae race jasual for one man cheeks for his month's it ie not receive four or five y. The difticulty and himself identified cashed ieeire ea Buil for House of the Good repheed Water department. at ke Cont ¥ June 11, 18% Refunding erron cates. . Washington redemption fand. Policemen’s relief fand. nged as day nights, “Ray: day matinee, welcome Wednesday night, ‘Little Barefoot,” Th * and 7, Jane NEW PUBLICATIONS. Crwraia, ‘New York: Tee American News Co. ‘THE STORY OF THE ILIAD: The Siege of Troz, for Boys and Girls. By Epwane Brooss, ‘The Co Wash ington: WH. Lowdefmlls'& Co. = 15 AF eastorGood Things One Pound of Cleveland’s Baking Powder will make everything in the following list: - Firemen’s relief fund. Ma el, ea a e aml a: apple fritters, : 4 corn a Keforms Recommended in Matters of Admin- | 5) LAINST oF weeeare choco! cake, crumpets, baked 4 inteving Financial Affairy—The Need of = Chentea” of Fi ton seesentalenleniad tT dspale: The Penn Fublsbng Co ‘Waeningwon: 20 batter cakes, 1 suet pudding, dumplings, Disbursing Officer—The One Payment Sys- Paani W. H. Lowdermilk & Co. 1 orange cake, 12 English mufiins, 1 fig cake, ran eee Wee Speen Kewl ples. MARTERG CISTE READER. _ By 3: 1 ice-cream cake, 1 strawber: 1 roll jelly cake, a 4 From Tnited Staten British Authors.) 30 = 5 sho: = e — bas departure | Mr. J.T. Petty, auditor of the District, toda} ng ROGER 1 8, 5 egg rol! pou from ordi: sistas has long presented to the Commiasioers & Toport of the Suentey thes’ consumed, which a eft ae | ie ePrench of panes Yer 1 cocoanut cake, 1 Beton pudding, 15 waffles, been adopted by the makers of Dr, | fmsncial operations of the District government | sj (Sey Seow net green ag = 1 loaf ginger bread, 1 chicken pie, or 1 lemon cream Pierce’s Golden Medical Discov. Pring ems epreerracg ray exhibit The gorerameut ae ‘ HARRY AMBLER; or, Tan 1 Minnehaha cake, Yankee potpie, cake, and They know what it can do—and |'itam ONE PAYMENT OF TAIES. Soeer Manon. F 1 apple padding, —_ cake, 18 crallers. ey guarantee it. Your money | Exhibit A is » detailed statement of the o, Ssnowballs, 1 Dutch apple is promptly returned, if it fails to | revenue secount showing the balance in the | BEST THINGS FROM BEST AUTHORS, Vo cottage pudding, pudding, benefit or cure in all diseases arising | treasury July 1, 1889, receipts from one-half of | Co. Washington: W. H. Lowdermilk & Co. for the above and over three hundred other choice receipts are from torpid liver or impure bl the appropriations made bes oon the THE DECLINE AND FALL OF THE BRITISR in our book, which is mafled free to any lady sending name a address He Lov terms could ph — ios Iotion tcetaot onraats, Gemeeaeh ations oes ‘The Tateresting Presentation st the White EMPIRE, A Novel. By an Ewouise PREMIES. to Cleveland Baking Powder Co., $1 & 83 Fulton Street, New York). oO remedy festerday. Nothing else that claims to be a blood-purifier is sold in this way— because nothing else is like the "42 D* So positively certain is it in its curative effects as to warrant its makers in selling it, as they are do- ing, through druggists, on trial! it’s especially potent in curing Tetter, Salt-rheum, Eczema, Ery- sipelas, Boils, Carbuncles, Sore Eyes, Goitre, or Thick Neck, and Enlarged Glands, Tumors” and Swellings. Great Eating Ulcers rapidly heal under its benign in- fluence. World’s Dispensary Med- ical Association, 663 Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y. and per contra advances made by the Secre- tury of the Treasury upon requisitions of the Commissioners for the expenses of the govern- ment, together with the balance remaining to the credit of the District at the close of the year. This method of stating the revenue ac- count, presented now for the first time in an annual report, differs materially from the form heretofore used in the yearly statements of thjs | office, but as itis simple in arrangement and | easily understood it is offered im the hope that | it may commend itself to the approval of those who are interested in the study of District | fi | sources other than those contributory to Dis- | trict revenues. It consists of collections from water reutsand taxes and special funds, for p the government acts merely as agent, ollecting and holding them in trust for the ividuals entitled to receive them. Exhibit © is a classified statement of expendi- tures, consisting first of payments by the Com- hecks drawn upon the treasurer with whom, under the law, ’s advanced upon requisition are de- and second, by requisitions approved by the Commissioners in favor, respectively, of es. xhibit Bis a statement of receipts from all | tively recent , of paying in two installments was adopted. In addition to the many and important considera | tons already advanced in behalf of the change, | there are two which suggest themselves to my | mind. The first is the prompt settloment of | the collector's account, as it would then be | practicable to make a complete and satisfactory | audit within a short time after the close of the | collection year, second consideration | which occurs to me is one of great moment, involving, as it does, the question of the our- tailment of our requisitions for money in the spring of the year, a season when the work of improvement should be prosecuted with vigor | instead of being subject fo partial oF total sus: nsion. But for the existence of a surplus in the Treasury of more than $500,000 at the be- ginning of the fiveal year just closed this cen- sideration should have ‘so emphasized its importance as to leave little room to ques- tion the wisdom of the adoption of the | plan Facts ‘The law governing our expenditures expressly provides that the #Com- not make requisitions upon appropriation from the Treasury of the United States for a larger amount during the fiscal vear * * * than they make on the ap- the The presentation of the commemorative gold medal to the President yesterday in the bine room of the White House by the Brazilian ad- miral was a memorable gvent. The scene was a remarkable one, the uniforms of the officers of the two services of our own country and of the Brazilian naval officers, combining with the new decorations of the room to make a gorgeous scene. A few min- utes before 1 o'clock the distinguished visitors arrived at the White House from that of Secretary Blaine, being escorted thither by the Secretary and the State Depart- | 4a! ment ofticials, The American army and naval officers had already assembled in the east room and at a signal advanced down the corridor and | filed into the blue parlor, the officers of the two services going arm in arm, headed by Gen. Schofield and Admiral Worden. The Brazilian officers wore already ranged around the south side of the room. experiment tried of illuminating the room the electric lights. by _ using city cireuit, but it did not succeed very woll by e la “Casper, the Yodler,” a comedy which gies him an excellent opportunity to appear at his best. Some very bright children appear with Mr. Ellis and he is especially a favorite with the little ones. The scenery is handsome and j the company promises « satisfactory presenta- the tion of the play. Usual prices and matinees. Keanay’s.Kenwxt' Vacpevines—At Ker- nan’s next week Harry Kernell, with a high- clase vaudeville company, will present an inventory of wit, fun and humor warranted to knock dull care out in the first round. In the olio are Harry Kernell, the popular Irish come- dian; the Coulson sisters, in double song and inns and Burns, in their artistic mus- lark, comic acrobats; Wilton and’ Nelson, in original sketch; Felix and Claxton, sketch artiste; Miss Lotte Hyde, the dashing comedi enne; the whole to conclude with ‘McFadden’ Blopement.” TANLEY—At Music Hall next Friday evening Mr. Henry M. Stanley will deliver his lecture on “The Rescue of Emin.” Reserved seats on sule at Metzerott’s, GRERK FOR. BROINNERS. Dy Bowane . Cor Professor of Greek In Philips Academy ‘New York: Book Co. THE PINE-TREE COAST. By SaxvEL Apaus Dnake. INustrated. : Estes & Lauriat. EL'S CHRISTMAS DINNER, Rated Kine, U.S.A. Philadel- eraly & Co. 1990, Edited J. Ensxrve Boston: Estes & Lauriat. Wash- arch Reception. Last evening the trustees of Unity Presby- terian church gave a reception to the members of the Chureh and congregation in the chapel, corner of 14th and R streets. It was a bril- ,liant and delightful affair in every respect. The chapel was prettily and profusely decor- ated with potted plants, ferns, chrysanthemums rot rons ep hyisphertgpers bac | and vases of roses. of the pulpit, was the word “Welcome” in gas Steven San out reerve. Cleveland’ AUCTION Baking Powder goes farther 7M. LOWENTHAL, Auctioneer. DRY GOODS, FURNISHING GOODS AND TOYS AT FIRST, comm at S17 Rei Goots, Hi jseorted Doll SWWATTER B. WILLIAMS & 00., Auctioneers 1001 D street, opposite Pennsylvania avenue, Ta inaking the announcement of the following GRAND EAUTH | DEPAW MENT. | Woy ew Fork ave-ran MONDAY. So Dt evn ar, Section, ie BINST HIN, Ponntmnnster Fassiows Drcrzr. IF YOU MAKE ANY PRETENSIONS TO BEING IN SOCIETY IT I8 ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY THAT YOU SHOULD HAVE A FULL DRESS SUIT. THERE 18 NOT ANOTHER SUCH STOCK AS OURS IN THE CITY, AS WE HAVE FULL DRESS GARMENTS OF EVERY DE- officers of various charitable institutions and of the treasurer of the United States as ex-oficio commissioner of the sinking fund on account of the bonded debt, which disburse ments in detail are required’ by law to be re- ported annually ta Congress. ‘THE CASH-PAYMENT SYSTEM. ASK YOUR GROCER FOR The Celehrated propriations arising from the revenue * of said District.” If, therefore, the whole | amount of taxes were paid during November it would be known then exactly how much should be correspondingly advanced by the United States for the year, and the operations of the government would not be liable to interru; NINETEENTH ANNUAL sale of Silver Plated Ware, mapufactured by the world-renowned and celebrated ‘Taunton Silver Plate Company, special importance is Attached to this sale from the fact that this entire and awnificen: stock was manufactured before the “McKinley high tariff bill was passed,” thus giving close buyers the opportunity of their lifetime in this the lights soon burned red and finally went almoxt ont, giving the raya of sunlight that peered in’ through the blinds @ peculiarly theatrical effect. The shutters were then opened and the sun was givens chance to| compete. THE AZILIAN ADMIRAL'S REMARKS. SCRIPTION IN FULL SUITS OR EACH GARMENT SEPARATELY, MADE PROM THE FINEST FABRICS, EXQUISITELY ‘TRIMMED AND THOROUGHLY TAILORED. IT I8 IMPOSSIBLE FOR YOU TO GET A BETTER FIT THAN WE CAN GIVE YOU, Rev. F. W. Gunsanlus, D.D., will deliver the | J¢ts, surrounded by ferns and roses. In each first lecture of the course at the Congregational | Side arch was a blazing star in gas Jets. The | Church next Friday evening on “A Chapter in | ftont platform was a rare wilderness of = the History of Liberty.” Tickets, 50 cents, with 824 4 splendid pyramid of palms rose from the seat, at Ellis’ musio store on and after Decem- | CeMter of the room. A musical entertainment ber 1. a | of a high order of excellence occupied the time ‘The Boston Ideal Banjo Mandolin and Guitar | from 8 o'clock until 9, after which refreshments CHOCOLAT MENIER Annual Sales Exceed 30 MILLIONS Lbs. Whe. 2th, EVER CAN ANYTHING BE AMISS WHEN SIMPLICITY AND DUTY ATYEND IT.” THAT 18 WHAT RECOMMENDS The system of eash payments, to which refer- ence was made in my last annual report, after a brief but eminently «necessful trial was di continued in January, 1890, very much to the regret of the luborérs, whose interests were sought to be and undoubtedly were subserved in its adoption. The return to payment by check was in deference to the opinion of one of the principal accounting officers of the treas- ury, who, while conceding the manifest advantages of the cash it such @ radical methods previously in vogue as to be of doubt- ful authority and advised that recourse be had to Congress for such legislation in the premises as would place its legality beyond a peradver ture. In keeping with this suggestion « bill Was introduced at the last session of Congress providing for a disbursing oflieer for the Dis trict of Columbia, but it failed to become a law, mainly, it is believed by some of these who: departure tem, yet deemed | from | {tion. Under the present system this is a co stant menace, always existing, but never | fully apparent ag now since the surplus of re enue which had been to our credit for some cars pyst has been exhausted by the unusual ppropriations made ont of the general fund for the new water main and the zoological park. Iam led to make this statement by the fact that in February last the question of cut- ting down our monthly requivitions was seri- ously considered in the treayury on the ground that the Ma; llections might not equal our estimates and there would be danger of violat- ing the law above quoted by making advances Leyond the amount we might receive. | vas finally decided to take nu: nin this ion, and as our collections during the month of May realized our estimates we were fortynately enabled to meet all our obligations under the appropriations. If, however, this uncertainty existed in the last fiscal’ year which, as already Btated, opened with half a The President entered the room at about 1:15 on the arm of Secretary Blaine, follofed by the other members of the cabinet and Speaker Reed. Secretary Blaine then in- troduced the Brezilian admiral to the President, and in the center of a ring of people composed of the representatives of | the two republics, the medal which the ad- miral held in his hand was presented. Ad. tmmiral Silveria spoke in good English, slowly, as if somewhat afraid of his tongue in’ dealing out the strange syllables. He has a bright, kindly face, shaded by a rich brown beard. He held the medal in its box in both hands ancl slightly over, ay he spoke, emphasizing his words a bit with the motions of his head. He said: Mr. President: It affords me great pleasure as the representative of the government of Brazil to present to you this letter expressive Club will open the Bischoff concert course at Congregational Church Wednesday evening next. | Tickets, 60 cents with veat, at Ellis’ on and after December 1. The board of lady visitors of the Washington Hespial for Foundlings will give an A.B.C.T. at the hospital, 1715. 16th street, Wednesday December 3, from 4 to7 p.m, Admission, cluding tea, 50 cents. a DISTRICT APPEAL CASES, Many Disposed of in the Criminal Court Toda: On Wednesday afternoon in the Criminal Court, Chief Justice Bingham, the hearing of District appeal caues was continued. Frederick Dyson, charged with keeping an unlicensed bar room, was convicted and fined $5 and the were served to the assembled guests, who filled the room to the number of some three hundred The board of trustees had intrusted the man- agement of the eutertainment to Mr. Arthur rs, and ite de- cided success esthetically, socially ‘and other- | wise showed that they made no mistake. | This church, of which Rev. Mr. Pateh is the Pastor, has, within the past year, entirely | cleared its ' valuable ty from debt and the members are now looking to the ereetion $f,e handsome church edifice in the near lature. ————— Picture of Bishop Waugh. Ex-Chaplain Samuel. Krause has presented a fine picture, beautifully framed, of Bishop Beverly Waugh of the earlier times of the Methodist church to Waugh Chapel, Capitol Hill “named after the bishop. It isto beeen ‘signs and colors. Btatuettes, T and Exquisite Jewel Cases. pecial line of goods.” shall use every endeavor to make this “Auction ‘the former sales we have made for this Sale” surpass old and reliable company, and especially announce that the sale will commence MONDAY, DECEMBER FIRST, AT ELEVEN A.M, THREE AND HALF-PAST INP. M., And will continue until the entire extraordinary large ‘ork is disposed of. Here are a few examples of the ‘ock" that will be sold tothe **highest bidder and Unique Electric Silver Plated Ware, Im- locks, Antique Bronzes of various de- Mantel and Clock Ormamenta, English Plaques, Fine Imported China, latest designs, rich im color and decoration: Piano and Banquet Lampe, Imported Opera Glasses and Lovely: ‘Magnificently and Artistically Mounted Bon Bon Boxes, Crackers and Kose Jars, Covered Dishes, T: Teens, Repousse Sets, Hand-eugraved Tea Bets, Eperynes, Turvens, Fruit and Berry Bowls. with fall line of the most attractive Toilet Goods in Cell AS WE HAVE ALL SIZES AND SHAPES AND CAN FIT THE TALL AND SLIM OR SHORT AND STOUT MEN AS EASILY aS THOSE OF REMEMBE! METHOD OP To GIyE EVERY PURCHASER FULL VALUE FOR EVERY DOLLAR SPENT WITH Ua. GRAND HOLIDAY MATH GRAND HOLIDAY MATL ROBINSON, PARKER & 00., AMERICAN CLOTHIERS, 8.E. COR. SEVENTH AND D STS. ¥. 25-0 ‘on Tue Best Suoes i ick O'Don- in the lecture room of the church to be a con- | loid, together with our immense **full line” of Rogers’ For ‘ advice was sought upon the subject by the com- million surplus, thete is grave cause for, ap-|Ceople? of Nien entertained | by, the ot eee Oe womans | stant reminder of the early and trying times in Merete Catia a ae —— Juittes having it in charge, because it wax too. prehension in the present, which was credited | ent of. the United States \ and. tho | convicted the history of American Methodism. made for. the comfort af ladies attending tia i broad im ite, scope lieved the Com- at its commencement with an unapPropristed | feelings of appreciation for the early recogni-| Yesterday — th Rabe, ———— eerie te Cay ag —— For the latest styiea, missioners of | responsibilities imposed by cash balance of barely $105,512.58. {offer | tion by you bf the independence of the ‘repub- | charged. with keeping open on Sunday, and Maryland Republican} Association. Salles Sachig bes “eos hamaaibeninak “ie 9 the crganic act. I have been assured, these suggestions ta the end thatif, after can- | fic of Iirazil and for the visit of ‘the magni ‘Tenney Crosly, for the same, were remanded, | The Maryland Republican Association held o | grestly to their alvantage to attend this Laie! pepetar getene however, tit a meaure creating « disbursing sideration, the two-installmont plan be still re- | squadron under command of Admiral Walker, | the appeals being withdreee meeting at 609 P street last night, President TMPORTANT ae Goto agent with limited and well-defined powers tained as the better method of payment, at- | "y'iun also charged to present to you this| In the case of Daniel Mahony, who was des Bor eral appli- | , Every article strictly guaranteed as represented or Nocuuntiug offers of the gover torent una cent tention may at least be drawn to the necewity | medal, struck to commemorate those events | acquitted on Tucniay on the charge of keeping Thomas D. Bond in the chair. Several appi- cmmemiy eofentel.” Anh to wtth pesteeabie pcias mu. STRIOELAND, socounting ollicers of the government und can- of placing the finances of the District govern-| and I ‘trust. that it will prove to be a fitting icensed bar, Mr. Cabill, his counsel, file ‘wo refer to our Previous sales mate by us for this Genspan westareee Dec gbresentation to ment upon mech 9 oe a kene thst no doubt wvmbol of the relations that will exist between | a motion for judgment against the District for dition, of the | "SSonipany.” w far enthe duality of the ware le cou ee e : can arixe 43 meet its curren a a ' a | Seccnseer 229 BUCK WHEAT. an oficer should be subordinate to the auditor obligations wither in Tespect of salaries, the.| *°* Pevples of the two countries,’ cme cerned, which is second to none in the country A Wospenrcr Wowas. of the District of Columbia and charged wit! duty of paying laborer: and minor claims for suppl laried "officers in cash, leaving to the Commissioners, as now, the settlement | of the larger and more important obligations of the government to the contractors upon the public works. The end songht might easily be interest and sinking fund or important public improvements. ‘THE WORK OF THE OFFICE. Seven thonsand five hundred and four (7,504) claims have been audited during the year, to pay which has required the drawing of THE PRESIDENT'S RESPONSE. The President responded as follows: “Ad- miral: It gives mo profound satisfaction to hear from your lips and to reeeive from your hand these evidences of the friendly regard of the president and of the people of the United States of Brazil. We have | MORE LIQUOR LAW CASES. Edward 8. Faunce was placed on trial for | keeping a Sunday bar on April 6 last, Mr. D. E. Cahill appearing for defendant. A verdict of not guilty was found. In the case of Wm. F. Dewdney, alias Nich- olson, for keeping ar: unlicensed bar, Mr. Du- next meetit December 12, when the election of officers take place. sem ‘Two Small Fires, Yesterday about 5:30 o'clock a fire took place in e frame house on Half street, near the B. and P. round house, south of Virginia avenue south- Kindly remember that the sale will cominence MON- DAY, DECEMBER FIRST, at ELEVEN A.M, and HALF-PAST SEVEN P.M, and continue daily until everything is sold. Respectfully, WALTER B. WILLIAMS & ©O., ‘Auctioneers. n29-10t DALTON & STRICKLAND, 939 PENNA. AVE. 010m rf ATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., Auctioneers, ir complished by clothing the pay clerk of the thirty-two thousand one hundred and thirty | eogunit Staten, of, Brazil. ne east, R ‘Art Galirtes, O20 Pa. ave. We Have Jusr Recrven . . : f y ly of American | mont entered a nolle pros. : MEE. 4. BUPPERT HAS ACCOMPLIOUED MORE eeetione s otbce re tho meccmnsy outhority, (99.199) checks. 2 gives mo pleasure to hear | commonwealths with profound “interees | "In the sett eames Tor on Sunday against | About 12 o'clock last night fire was iscov- | spect announcement of sale by catalorue ot an ex-| FROM THE CELEBRATED FACTORY OF IN RELIEVING HER SUFFERING SISTERS Pe eanilit fee discharge of the ad jai- ‘*@*timony to the value and efficiency of the|and with the strongest hopes that her | the same party Mr. wil ‘iams made the point | ered on the third floo: of the building at the THAN ANY WOMAN LIVING. AT LEAST ONE MILLION AMERICAN WOMEN CAN THANK THIS SPECIALIST tional duties which would thas devolve upon DIFFICULTIES OF THE PRESENT SYSTEM. | services rendered by the gentlemen Associated with me in the work of the office. Their ready compliance with every demand of duty, i government and people ma: as vome instances at much pereonal wcrific order, and prosperity | which come, we believe, in the highest degree from the ro resentative civil institutions which our people realize that | th: the information eould not be maintained, as defendant had-no license. - The chief justice thought it was a poor rule that would not work both ways and overruled the point. sputhoast corner of Fand 4th streets, used by the pension agent. It wag caused by coals fal ing from a grate to the floor, and the blaze was ‘quisite and superb collectioa of TURKISH, PERSIAN AND INDIAN HAVILAND & 00., LIMOGES, FRANCE, & VERY LARGE STOCK OF DINNER, TRA, =. a ¥ GAME, FISH AND ICE CREAM SETS OF There are many arguments which might be ‘entitles them to the highest commendation.” "| enjoy and which yours have now adopted. | Officer Ccinar testified that’ February 16 last | a5" scomgedy ee ue Te — THEIR NEWEST SHAPES AND DECOR- FOR A CLEAR COMPLEXION. oe ni = sali ite OER es At thaw is —-|We" are glad” to receive you and | he watched the place 1216 Pennsylvania avenue, damage was about $200, CARPETS, ‘THE DISTRICT BALANCE sIHEET. ne es adron into our hospitable between 6 and 10 o'clock m,, and saw about sees, ‘TAPESTRIES, aoe, He ports, a am gl receive you. and irty men go in there; tl were small sate HARIRE A potetved to to0 Se ee teen et Caprecal your-ended | PO idoars to the Meiatio ae Bean fisssesin file doorway and) persons were labia |S Resp usu TEXTILES, 3. W, BOTELER & SOM, orate Mansion. We trust that the friendly relations ome one on the inside, but he could not get years ago J. T. ing was in Raleigh, isa. av =a “| soearly and 20 suspiciously begun between | in. He saw « number come out with liquor. |. C., and saw on the streetea lad named Ed. EMBROIDERIES, aati een om om these sister republics may be unbroken and BORROWED BEER. Lynn, aged about ten years, son of Maj. Lynn. Balance: Seiestenireteniieg Detail, Aaerogate, Total, | may be to mutual advantage and happiness.’ Hiram Hasbrouck testified that he went in | Bolling had two years before lost a little son, — Balarre tothe ery apt hee On ace it for the ‘TREO... Bec eee en es Cash surplus, Ta From the United States: merge Se a Washington aqueduct tunnel, ‘April ‘Maint Act a the District of Columbia in the United States Sees & $119,031 10 512,958 11 9631,980 21 i years. ti under acts of Congress— Ak ceneral expenses District of Columbia 1800. AFTER THE PRESENTATION, The President was then introdueed by the admiral to the other, Bragilian officers. Wheh the end of the line was reached the President chatted for acquaintances and then called Admiral Walker to him and asked him to muke folks nequainted with cach other. The speaker was first introduced to the admiral and then the Cabinet ofticers, this order being purely accidental, however.’ Then the army and naval officers were made known to the distinguished sailor, and in a few minutes ductions, held quite a reception as people they a moment with his new | bee the place and got adogen bottles of beer and laid $1.20 on the counter. The next day he returned the beer, the defendant telling him that he simply intended to let him have the rasa loan, and gave him the money back. He went after the beor for Miss Bessie Smith. The defendant testified that the beer was simply loaned; that when he heard that Has- brouck had left #1.20 he returned it and told him to bring the beer back, which he did, and his bur room was closed on that day. plieed was convicted of keeping an unlicensed r. submitted his case to the court. The question and when he saw this boy he was startled at the remarkable resemblance he bore to his lost chila.. Learning the boy’s nameand place of residence he went to the vicinity and set up school that he might have the lad for @ pupi His affection trong and was so marked that Maj. Lynn began to fear that Bolling would attempt to steal the boy away from him. He therefore forbade all association and commu- iention potroon the two, | Bolling i quit chool and went dling, ho} this to beable tose the Woy ovoasionally. ¢t successful in this, and on Wednes- Bolling had a wife aes Daving been im The entire collection ported w Mr. D. K. VARZHABEDIAN, 1022 CONN. AVE. for the finest retail trade, and are not of the usually found at public sales, many of the character ieces having been consigned to us direct frou the cus- ‘tom house and never before offered to the publig view. In this stock will be found the CHOICEST AND MOST VALUABLE SPECIMENS Your Suozs Ane Atwavs Pousmep WHEN YOU WEAR PATENT LEaTH MEN'S, LADIES', MISSES', BOYS' AND CHIL DREN'S PATENT-LEATHER SHOES. every one was chatting. Mrs. Harrison, Adve a took first five grains of Sr ais eadisculinia heeenanele yo chatting. Mrs. » Mrs. DRINKS FOR OLD SOLDIERS. lay morning he too ive grains of mor- rere Penn este aii the ambtaeee Ee er scott: whoystoed 12) Jamon Gallagher, charged with selling liquor | pline and then shot himacif through the head, paagytRerceeee saree ~~ ae a so line of American ofticera during the cer-| to soldiers (inmates of the Soldiers’ Home), te nad stating that fe oes on et ee = do. = go. it emonials of resentation and intro-| through his counsel, Mr. C. Maurice Smith, bey F ‘HOOVER & SNYDER, ‘One-half of which ta. none ee er ~ meal Fada resented : econ a Papell peloyend with poy ed county, but had not lived wit ie ot rs by re She cam look the whole world in the face and be | Reps: rou surat td eae ee a BY attest ina te, oe EY not been formaliy lscharged from the pele ace tarsi ©17-3m = 21 Pennaylvania ave. Froud to say, “Tam Mie. Ruppert, the originator of | Balers of sbtropeiations which not having been used, within the Retest daidt; bakes ottod te Brees | 20. not come within the restriction. The hear- ‘To Bé Killed by Volts. the pravem of leaning the akin by bleaching." she it] fo the Cuited Bates strpie ‘hd end the District of Columbia smiled more genially than ever. er cee | poe Sao re cuneate en It is thought in New York that the second can- _ = {a who has raised the business of manufacturing an ar- ‘TUE LUNCHEON. Some Other Tom. ; ticle for the complexion to s higher level. making the Presently the stoward bustled in and palled | "Sri tot ou of people are sometimes beantifal to i Fre of Shoulder Cipes of Sealskin, in a emaar RRS! | - ——lasenyisercoend ams some one’s coat to signify that the banquet Peop! either Monday or Tuesday, at Sing Sing. They supplies pee, everything advertised for curing blemishes of the com- Plexion was looked upon as quackery, while today want, clear explanations at her lectures have given Market. rents... vestern Market, rents Georgetown Market, rei awaited. This stopped the conversation and in another minute the — people were filing out of the blue room behold. He was admiring a painting in one of the art rooms in the city when asoft voice at his elbow said: are now making arrangements for despatching him. Wood is an ignorant colored man, who is just now too full of fervor to show (eains for those desiring Washington Market Com toward the state dining room. The President | ‘Come along, Tom, dear! We must be signs of fear. There is much Astrachan, Wool Seal, Beaver, Peruian Lamb ee Sens eet CE led with Admiral Silveria, followed by Secretary | ting home.” - ae and Marten Save invests er theory. Her plain straighfor| Sh of blame ti Blaine with Mrs. Harrison, Secretary Windom epparetaa wil turn tof Balt wharves i. own eyes the remark- able proofs of subjects with but one side of face cleared, while ou exhibition at her office. Fully one million persons have used her world-re- owned Face Bleach, ami derived most pleasine bene- fits. Thousands of letters unsolicited, contain- ing the most extravagant recommendations, but Mme. Ruppert values a woman's delicacy too highiy in snch by bieachimg on application at office, oF by wail for postaxe. MADAME A. RUPPERT, Branch Office—430 7th st. n.w. lice Court, District of Columbia cases, ‘¢ Court, United States cases. Surplus frou. sai Labor and sale of Sudbement case of | ‘Advertiains Hac 0: contractors! guarantes bonds pradts t relorin shook » istrict of Col ‘Amount pri th for ates Amount advance by the Secretary oft ‘Supropriations for the year IntO. “Be: ‘do. veer Tao do. For What Purpose Advanced. ‘Treasury upon requisitions on sccount of with Mra. Dimmich, Mrs. Ely, and tho they chanced to fall together. The dining room was exquisitely decorated. Greens, palms and smilax the side walls and lining over the mirrors, while the table cloth ‘was nearly hidden from view under the dishes and several enormous , Secretary Proctor with others in’ pairs as floral pieces. Inthe center were the flags of | am, the two republics crossed, each being about two feet long. At each end of the table was a large red star. ‘The lunch was cold, except the terrapin, and consisted of the usual good things of such an occasion. ‘There were salads and ‘pates, neat dishes of strange names, entire salmons smothered in sauces and plenty of other thing: ing the flags were two huge molds of ioe cream, one an American eagle and the other a full-rigged “ike lencheon wan served to the guetta ‘TME LUNCHEON PARTY consisted of tho President, Secretaries Blaine, Proctor, Windom, Tracy, Nuble and Rusk, At- Miller, ‘The young man turned and beheld a dainty lish figure at his side, and a very pretty face jurned up to him. “Oh! pardon me,” and the girlish figure hastily drew back.’ “I thought you were ‘om. And-the pink flushes of confused embarrass- ment reddened the pretty fuce. oe ¢ am Tom,” sais man an Tom, young “Well, you may be—but—you're—not—my— ‘Tom,” stammered the embarrassed and rai exuaperated young lady, and she gave “Tom” sch a look that no doubt ‘made him instantly wish ho were “. ,” or, rhaps, a mild = ture of the two. 7” 07 PoaPh® aS A Possible Change in California. It was generally supposed that Caminetti, democrat, had been elected to Congress from the'second California, district. It was diacoy- ered yeutorda; Blanc! ard, republican, 1s probanly Cami- netti’s official majority was 183. Three hun- dred prohibition ballots bearing Blanchard’ name were not counted. torney General , Postmaster Goneral Sage ETE. anny te $2] Wanamaker, Syeaket Heed) Admimls | yateral Bank in New Branrvick, Na, isd tt saieend Worden,’ Fra Rogers, Walker, be et Bs. 4 Blane to-eredit of appropriations 1900 and prior years subject to requisition. brine fc cummcee phameay, Sker-| veare. a tocredit of apy ree hes : Surplus—net balanee subject to appropriation. Davis, Liowts,’Mason, Co pan Ay Exhibit B is a statement in detail showing that 329,053.62 were received on account of wi Staunton, Genls. Schofiel an ond, , Batcheldor, Assistant Secretaries Boley, Adee and Moore, Mr. Valente, the Bra- xilian minister and suite. A 187,000 84 At 2:30 o'clock the Brazilians were received special and trust funds, 981 83 | by Secretary Tracy in his office, where they ecu - “EXPENSES OF THE DIsraIcT. 1,218,947 97 | met the officers on‘duty at the department. ‘se CERES ‘Celebrated Minnesota ibit C is Sere faer oe Patent nae o Exhibit C is a statement of the expenditures world. . 104,980 79 ductor questioned the ind ¥ , who 00 home, RS TE ADELPHTA. st tt "2600 00 | suggerted that be wochd tars bs ose tar 8,000 00 me for noth- 171,961 32 6,000 00 buttons taken EUMATI is errs 441,610 98 to an officer after 19,359 08 6,000 00 vag tnd U c 5,500 00 Police to- Mitchell's : Son a ead Suge Siler, sous ranety for Rbeama:ian, Nevis & ; . rear, eenta, 2,467 65 boy, “ "cause I 8,000 00 Sweeney of the 16,000 00 "ill restore him to 5,000.00 bat he 10,000 00 a’ of the government of the District of Columbia from July 1, 1889, to June 80, 1890, as follows: Title of Amount Appropriation. Improvements and 91,437,550 19,208 14 300,679 98 | & Horpital | for the Insane. 3 A Small Boy, but a Bad One. One of the smallest colored boys who was ever arraigned at the bar of justice was out = due toe ied SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2, 3, 4,5 4ND6, AT11 4M. AND 3 P.M. EACH DaY.