Evening Star Newspaper, September 23, 1891, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS 1201 Peseyivania Aveone, comer 11th St. by The Evening Star Newspaper Compaay, SH. KAUFMANN, Pres't. New York Ofc, 53 Potter Builiing, ‘Taz Evexreo Stan t served to subscribers in the ty by carriers. on their oWb sccount, at 10 cente Sarompar QuabaUPLe Surez Stax ‘With Toreimn postaze added, $3.00. [Eutered at the Post Office at Washington. D.C., a8 eeroniciass mail matter. | EF" Ali mail subscriptions must be paid in advance. Rates of advertising made known on application. «The Koning Sar. Vo. 79, Na 20,059. WASHINGTON. D.C. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1891. TWO CENTS. FINANCIAL. __ SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. PH* exvusraran BANKING AND INVESTMENT ASSOCIATION OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, 1417 G@ ST. N.W., WASHINGTON, D. C. CAPITAL, $200,000. ‘This tank receives saving deposits from 3 crate upward. Saving deposits of $3 and upward will re- fvive G per cent interest with additional dv idend by takinur the euaranteed interest- Dearing cert!ficates of the assuciation. Saving deposits om call will be received, Upon which 4 per cent fnterest will be al- lowed, the bank reserving the right to thirty, dase’ notice of withdrawal. FAMILY SAVING BANKS. Ornamental saving banks with nickel Combination locks will be sent upon apjli- cation to parties destring to open an ac- Count. Depositemay then be made daily ‘without the expense and inconvenience of Going to the Bank of the Astuciation. ‘The Rank Collector wil! visit each family having thesesmai! banks at least ouces duonth, and im the prewnce of one of the family count the deposits. entering the Same Upon 4 pass book het by the depos ftor, and upon the bsni memorandum book which he carries with him. Two or more Danks will be furnished to families desiring foopen separate accounts, Interest begins ‘With each collection. Particular attention {s called tooursystem of CERTIFIED CHECK BOOKS for con- saving the time and inconvenience of vbainine Post office orders. Invaluable to Lutes Shopping for safety, convenivare, and Cleaniiness, these checks being tuken by Failroads, hotels, bauks and storekeepers ” throughout the world. Cail and examine our system of doing Business, DIRECTO? LEE CRANDALL, President. D. M. FEOMAN: WIL SAUNDERS, RE. WHITMAN HN. HOWARD, B. B BLAcKBUR: FULTON F. GORDON. EDWIN E. SIMPSON, Secret. GIO. A. BacoN, H. B. BLACKBURN, Treasurer. General Counsel. seth-te JST tow any wre Movers If s0, put it foto the bonds of the NATIONAL CO- OPERATIVE BUILDING and INVESTMENT aSso- ctaTioN. ‘Teer trew TEX BER CERT interest, payable eemi- ennesils. e GOUD aS GOLD, SAFER THAN A BANK “DROP IN AND LET US TALE IT OVER™ OLDHAM, DENT & CO., Investment Brokers, ou2t-m, wf Sm 724 Lthst. ow. | MASE A SPECIALTY of INSURING THE Byevof arms and navy officers. Can wrant Privileges pot obtainable in any other compaby of equal standing. Write for particulars. IAS L.GUKLEY BY ATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY OF WASHING LON, B.2 COR 15TH ST. AND NEW YORE AVE Chartered by special act of Congrese January 2, 1807. ‘Beorganized under uct Congress Uctober 1. 1800, ‘Tranarcts the bosiness of@ TRUST COMPANY ‘2p ail its vanows vranchea, Also the business ofa BAVINGS BANK Aud ofa BAFE DEFUsIT COMPANY. Capital ONE MILLION OF DOLLARS. Actees executor. administrator, guardian of the ee- fetes of minors, cowiittoe of the estates of Munaticn, aeceiver, assigues aii! executes truste of aay and every Geccriptiva. Receives money deyositsin euma of TEN CENTS and upward aud allons Loans money Spun rai estate aud collateral eecur- hy. Kells firet-cine: real extate smi other securities Hecelves SILVER WARE and all kinds of VALU. ABLES upon deposit in capacious siurage vaults of Rosurpaned dryness and se arity. Sunall sates for rent from $5 to 125 per enum. Office bours_Dally from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.. and untit orto crdered. “a addition to the Teva oboe my URGE Sovclock p-m-, as follows: tthe 1a day of each soutie $5 IBS ise ee ay SoS, month, (Ou the Bret, second and third days of each month Bundays excepted) _ Wien the iSth ialis on Sanday the 14th day willbe debetiuted. Manacensent: BENJAMIN F SNYDER, SPs cuame tet rendeeia, BLES C GLOVER, First, JAMES BW. JOUNSTUN, Second. Treasures, E FRANCIs Kies, Seceetery, aupeer [StU xrevant. Direc tore P. Suyder, Zouns C. Albect L Sturtevant, = Audrew Wy lie, B. Fiaut, Matthew G. Einery, Cisries AL Janen, ¥. Francis Kune, Charies © Guovet, John G. Parxe, gong ncagera Frou BUILDING AND LOAN AssoctATION. SUBSCRIBED STUCK, guu.000. ‘Mas the best pian devined for securing © Home NO AUCTION OF MONEY. Ro BACK DUES REQUIRED. £ ioaned. 4 och, ee Eis cdvansed Bhases Oh pec ene SIX PER CENT ALLOWED ON DzPosiTa, {$20,000 placed im New Loans, Forme SE TST EES teomen OFFICE! wantiye eee a CAN SEC Ps iD TRUST Briston, Pres't. bess WKSBUR! W. B. MIbES, a0 Brcedeny SY. ‘Manager, ‘Men.ter Washington Stock Kachaage, LEWIS G. TEWRSBURY & CO., BANKERS AND BROKERS, 1885 F ST., WASHINGTUS, D. c., Of sail for cash or om margin Stocks, Bonds, and Ou. Brivate wires to New York and Chicago. incerest allowed on deyouts. SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY. CAPITAL, $1,250,000. DDP EPOSITS.—Interest fs pald BP "baton deposits, wich ure sub- B Bic to check without netce DDD Organizations, Societies, Stock Companies and Institutions will be wrealy benefited by depositing their sinking funds with the company, thus earning interest. OANS.—The Company loans money on Real Estate and other approved collateral se- LLLLecurities. It siso furnishes in- entre with flly sneered end prot ableinvestments. Issues Debentures in sums of €10(, 8500 and $1,000, secured by first trusts, TETTRUSTS It fs est to namen T creten, gusoaiens meotver of T assixnee for the reasons that an individual may die, way be Sears rae ace eer erly or injudiciously, while in a Trust Company such as the Ameri- can Security and Trust Company the benefit of the practical expert- ‘ace of ohio deunciom, who Reve Seay coveraniy ts cotsnes to Silos ef’ such erase Wy paaksons management. Wilis naming the company a» executor are kept free of cane. AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY, Percy B. Metzger. George E. Emmons, John R. McLean, Caleb J. Milne, Martin F. Morris, Crosby 8. Noyes, ‘M. M. Parker, Charles Porter, James G. Payne, Alan H. Reed, 8. S. Sharp, W. 8. Thompson, A. A. Thomas, Chas. C. Duncanson, Daniel Donovan, ‘Matthew G. Emery, James E. Fitch, John E. Herrell, JobnN. Hutchinson, Willism Verner, Jobn S. Jenks, Harry F. West, Henry 8. Louchhelm, Henry A. Willard, ‘Benjauin H. Warder. 1419 G st. now. WE Ake avrHorizeD, HIF. WASHINGTON AND ARLINGTON RAILWAY CO. to offer for sale $73,000) of thelr capital stock. par HSE Ei0e, “The Capt of tule company ie liuited by ‘act of Congrens te $3300, 000. ‘TEEMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. ‘The stock can be natacribed for under the following torus, ante uired by the charter: *"Teu per. cen tm At the time of Subscribine and the balance ‘at sack Hates and in such aasouts as the Ucard of directors of said company may require.” ‘Futurecalls.on the stock will be made by the di. rectors of this company as the work tnay demande and Eo calls will be tuade closer then thirty days apa ‘THE HOAD Is NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION Cars will be runkine from the Aqueduct bridge to Aflinston by'Noveuber 1. Toad will be completed to the @th st. depot by next sunnier, ‘This isa grand investnent. Galland fet us talk it over. Stock now ob esle at offices of KOBINSON & LODGE, se2t Sandi Atlantic building. Notice: } Books for the subscription of the capital Bashington fd Chesapeaie Beach fat ire Beach Ralway coupany 3 wa ae the office of Baldwin & Baldwin fir on the Ith day of Octover, INO1e at 10 nd will be continued open aatii4 o'clock ‘sud Trust Comi- ny's bi . cormer of Mth and F sts, Washing D. Cr also at the office of the Fidelity and Courpany. No. % Calvert st., Baltimore, Md. ‘ease the stock ‘shail ‘be inore thah subscribed the each subscriber rate went of 10 per cent required at the time tumking the sulscription. ‘Total amount of capita! SESCOMPTON, EDWIN WARFIFLD, REDERICK Ho SMITH, WILLIAM C CODD, JAMES L. BARBOUR, * JOHN G. SLATER, BENS. ¥. KARN selatocls Incorporators. pope OFFICE ROOMS FOR KENT In the new building of the Washington Loan and ‘Trust Company, corner 9th and F st. Every modern convenience and comfort for men who spend s large part of their lives in thelr offices. Call for permit to inspect the premises. _se163m, B. H. WARNER, President. _ WASIEDIIOU To KNOW THAT A FinsT. class investinent can be found in the purchase of some of the remaining shares or the capital stock of the Van Dorston Cushioned Carrier iron and Kail- way Supply Company. Kooms 44, Washington Loan ‘Trust Company's building. Sse o-tit” (JO. W. CORSON. JNO. W. MACARTNEY, J™ Diember Si. Stock Ex. CORSON & MACARTNEY, GLOVEK BUILDING, 1419 F ST. ¥. W., Bankers and Dealers in Governuent Bonds, Deposits. Excl Loans. Collections. Ratiroad Stocks abd Honds and all securities listed on the exchanges of New Jork, Viuladelplia, Boston and Baltuue-e bought and sold. A spe init) made of ixvestment securities. District Bond» ata sillocal |. Gas, Insurance and Lele phous Stock dealt in. Awerican Bel! Telephone Stock bought and sold. jy18 Pasrece Waren Firzens. If you are looking for a perfect Water Filter don’t think of buying until you bave looked into the merits of the Pasteur. ‘You run no risk ‘n purchasing it, as we will re- turn the money if you are not entirely satisfied after two weeks’ trial. ‘We have never sold anything that gives such ‘universal satisfaction. WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, ‘China and Housefurnishings, 1205 PENN. AVE. Fax Smus Ix Hare ‘The DUNLAP NEW YORK HATS, Fifth avenue ‘style, introduced today in silk and derby. ‘These styles are departure from anything shown in ‘hate for several seasons. Call and see them. WILLETT & RUOFF, Hatters and Furriers, 905 Pennsylvania ave. Srruss Suozs: ‘This season's production. ‘Made of the BEST HOOVER stock and sold at and LOW prices, SNIDER 2217 Penne. ave, SHOES that you a ‘ill appreciate, Taree Is No Daxozn AS STOVE cians Saeens O8 0 eee (Cail and iook st our wUN DIAL, GILT EDGE, ECLIPSE ana RELIABLE mylStr 4WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY. AUTISTIC FINE PORTRAITS—PERSONAL aT. Avanti ae MA qe DE. NEVIN b. SHADF. Practic eed to Lime anil Throat trouble, 720 10th st. u.w., Washington, D.C, Hours, 9 to 33, ‘e210 —g—=THE FIKM OF MOCKBEE CO. WINE to announce to their patrons and the public wenerally that they have resumed business in thelr old stand, 1208 F st. n.w., where they will carry «large and complete stock of Gentlemen's, Ladies’, Misses’ and Boys' Shoes. First-class goods snd low prices. MCCKBEE & CO., se2l-1w* . 1203 F at. now. Bee WANTED GT FITENDS AND PATRONS to know J Lave now connected myself with th: 1s stock farm of EF. Beale, where we have all th ‘ asturing and wintering Thanking any patrons for past favors, I be a continu. ance of the same. All orders tett with J. Clark. 17" Gost. n.w., OF at ihe farin Wil receive tien. 3. Wen Hyattsville, Md, P..8.—We will not be respousible for acctdei kind, tt will guarantee the sume care as horses have. may still have its tity of un are wow interested Hl raiment. Hence, we put 10 Fart FAL” overcodta,"" trousers, nuts Never had so many or such Fall Grervoain before #10 to ic 0 $20 we ive about all thi ds needed in both quality and style. We vlose at 7 Saturday 1. very res} t TES Fou siiers, MOKE SHIKT FACTORY, st. naw. er York ave. ‘Manaxers.———Jos. H. Ireland, Ks Near junction th 8.B. Ellery. sol¥-St MASONIC. -x SPECTAL, COMMUNICA ‘ts ‘siLodee, Nov ThE Will be eld at Mascute Lepinie WEDWES September: 5, 101) ss 3) me pect dovree. sof otier iodges invited. By order Wr” gnc. Ft erat). Petey A special meetit of Lodge, No. D. 0. Jereel- wall beheldfon WEDS ESDAYEVES Ko Deak: pemeerrs ag “20 prompt, "a BOMTAN TS Se yearonne at BeOe ATTENTION, UNION No. 1, — EVERY et Carpenters of the Uuiad Statens i mcgnested ieee peuters of the United s sheeted to at fend gular weeting THIS (Wednesday) EVENING, Rerteutber 23. av busiaiess of Importance touchin the very lief tue union will be discused: ‘By onter of the’ td PRESIDENT. @SEASTERN LODGE, NO 7, 1.0.0. F— ‘Members will pleas® ansemble at the lode Foopr THIS (Weaneaday) EVENING at B olock. to inake arrangements to attend tho funeral of curiate ther Soka Caamcn, om Thuradny at glock B nu the residence of Lis daughter, Mrs. Holand, 1000 > see | it as ‘By ord eq PON SEPT. T0 Ge, INCLUSIVE, tt 7 CTH. WILSON, Vice Grand. ‘We offer a Strictly All-wool T. 0. 0. ¥. GRAND CANTON.—TH Jpetubers of he grand Bisck Cheviot Suit, HURSDAY APTERNOO® at 4 o'clock in full unt utevay, Buco erect Ost, oe esha etc cee Serr < Rulformed weaker ot the District ia invited £0 Joik For 88.50. with us, By order. isda ‘Wt, GARNER, It JOHN T. CHAUNCEY, May. s Bae EES GE, ROTOMAC UNION : aan aee Saw ORs a “ated to mn a + 2dth fn. sc oes 1026 7th st. n.w._| stants atdS o'clock a, to- attend the funeral of our @=>EDDINGS FOR FALL. late Urother, P.'N. F. James Gray. — His retains will ee iivinticns enctted’'and, printed. in | be tubes Sects his. tats melscoey Valley ooeet meet the correct style at the lowest fates. See | Koad street, West Washington, at 2 p.m. and be rested samp) in Shiloh Baptist Church, where the funeral will take BYRON 8. ADAMS, eceat 3 viii. | Moubers of sister sedges ars condial fo nitend. 8 JAY. N. me sub stenw. | dW LEE PS, ie —SNE i ATTENTION, STENOORAPHENS —ALL pe ae pee ion Se ae ee On WEDNESDAY, Septemter 23, I will open,on the first floor of the Washington Loan and ‘Trust Compa butiding, the finest Barber Shop ia Washinton. Leing handsowely fitted up by the W. L. and T. Co. T will be pleased to see my iriends and the public and Promise thei entire satisfaction. se2e-gt* GEORGE N, PAYETTE. Ben, FRAN FP, DAVIS, ELECTED fupertutendvnt of the Hygienic Tee Com any ten days ago, tins assumed cl and is now wiving his personal attention to the business. All Orders fromm those returning to the city for HYGIENIC ICE will be promptly filled. Mr. for twenty Years connected with Hi ety. will be ieladl personaly Iuatter of pure th and E sts. Iuubin railway Au ins) ection of the worksand of the springs from eh ¢ we i8 frozen Will couvince son of ity superiority (OF, aud every home purpose. The cos 1s fuilest inspection of every detail. ‘The capacity of the works has been demonstrated thisseason, A rezular supply cau at all tines be reliedon, ‘The oflice of the company is at 410 9th stn. we we22-6t ‘show all parties interestd in through the worke—located. < WE HAVE DAILY CALLS FOR HOUSES “Sin every section of the city... Owners dealting DONT YOU ‘TR No doubt ful time in th and would hoine. Here isa ‘upon your own te ‘Cozy six-room 8,000 feet crown: on B, WANT TO OWN A COUN- ¥ OME? to own a country chance to ket one and attic house and in Beltsville, Md. nore braneh I. anit U., €10s6 Wilt to station; porch, shade, &e aper throughout to suit. Only 1. 700 if tke Bound to be Worth wore next 3 “The other house 1s ten min- ‘utes’ walk frou station aud tucindes: nearly two acres of Jand. Will paper this onealso. 83,800, upon termsto suit. Grand chance to securea home. ILLE LAND AND IM 1003 F st. u.w., Room 14. & BELTSV sel LUSTING, io HEATING AND TINNING. pair romptly done, ee ee iy OS BHEDD & BRO., seS-te 42 beh st... Re per Anhounges his removal to au29-Im Artistic work in Copper Plate Eneravin MEMBERS OF THE ROCHDALE S0- cietycan obtain tickets fur coal, unier the contract, by calling on any Of, the officers Or mewibers Of the executive committee, The eaziier the better. selt-ti ANSI, => BEFORE PLACING YOUR ORDERS FOR unig, & onsult HUDSON ASTRIEBY, metal painters, desigiiers and. treeco. devoratore, si NOP sts. w.'who will chierfully’ farms dectpaae ciications nid eatituates, Comusanications Uy gia promptiy attended to. Branch 1423 N. Y-uve. Jy 14s WINTER RESORTS. © FAMOUS HEALTH RESORT. “ propristors ot the Gray Mineral Springs, aunounce’ first thes will Feo the Hotel Rivernids ‘open durine the winter in orhar ts ineet the demands of thove seeking heaite un reste Cambridsebure, Sept: 17 the. manaeisen® «Hotel Rivers $ Mineral Spring of ro. Vay are to be consrattiuted Ob thelr Dlete faclities Yor ‘the comfortabis, entertainment of * Th: unlookedicr patronage of last it pleastre-neek- is popular resort. Over in the past provements on the hotel and grounds, fotel Riverside is equal in tts apput hotel in the country. On October 1 the rates for will be reduced to the and 812 per week, the mineral water. ne beet d'ond an adilitional force of at. Lergwd and. remode! fendants eneaged. The prices for baths will remain as before, from ocentsto $l. Pres cations are that the coluing winter will wee the tverside filled to over- flowing and the proprietors have kiven assurance that Bo pains will be spared for the comfort wud wellare of patrons and that under their direct erything Will, as in the past, be Winter Season Will no doubt withess ‘many 1 Th ug pavilion is neatly furnished vedl With bo Furnish os ly jomed to the hotel stvet to thie hotel iN conuects the two. Bervons affections, in fact almost any heir, will do weil to ler & Witherop) for aad ny one in better piace ia, gout, disease, Or T. B. Towsre & § DRY GOODS DEALY, a0 Ah sees ck Dress Goods frout | 2ige. to $1, qiistnel Suiting, Dy yards wide, in Black andeolors, White Bed Spreads fron 30>. to #4. Size Bed Comiorts trout Zoe. to $3. 1-4 Unbleached sheeting, oe 00-4 Bieachedl Slwetine, 17 ied ‘Table Linen Boyw School Su 75 tip. Odiis and ends o pins, very cheap. Gents’ Night Shirts, eusbroidered, frvin S0c.. 70e. 1. be Bianket# in White. Red end Gray in all grades, Beautiful line New Style Drees tiouds. Black Cashiuvere Shawls, single and double, from 61.0 to B10. Bummer Corsets reduced to 39c. 'y Duplex Corsets, $1. auz9 Scuoot Booxs Axo SCHOOL SUPPLIES. ood Tenants or purchasers tor their houses will do to pluce their property in our hands. Prouyt returns ade in every case. Personal atten- tion given to the eollection of Tete ay DEMAN, STE . (008 Fst. a. w. ==> CHILDS HAND-MADE - GINGER WAFERS, isthe genuine and original’ Home-made Ginger Thuttations of m very inferior (ality are. aod ie dealers at the sare price an these, bat the 4s- ¢Fnuduatiti housewite kuows tat Childs’ Haud-suaie Waters what she would aakeif she took the time aud bie to ds 90, For sale ony by one CGE. BE. KENNEDY & SONS, 1209 F st. ised-1s) 1116 Conn. ave. ALL SOLDIERS WHO WISH TO UNITE wrt the W. Sherman fost, G. A. Ky ean dose oy calling a an. er 5 COL. PETER LAMB. TUESDAY, SEPT. 22, 1891. Telatu: that a cheap tailor-made suit is not as good as a ready- made suit at the same price. I Will not make apa suit unless itis to be superior to reudy-tuude, con- Sequentiy LWill uot niake asitit to order tnder &45. This price will wood suit, and $40, 845 ant $50 Will get better. The finest Talloring costs y- F Gunton Teak justoms Tailor, 414 9th St. now, nezz, Bee AVE, SOUR FURNACES, LATRODES and RANGES PUT IN ORDER by best me- ‘chanics before cold weather. Sexton's Grand Latrobe, set to heat two st $30. Parlor Sun Latrobe, set to heat two stories, #2: Thave 18 patterns of Latrobes in stock. to PR MOTHS, gmt Culver Furnaces, “lte- Roofinx, ‘Work atte Yo promptly. October 1. DR. CHAS. DIEDEI. Informs Temoved his BW.» Where Le Will mitinue dentistry in all ity branches. seo-Lin" oe AM ACH ere sours And gasoline stoves are running a racein apter of accidents. For the remaining warn her 1 will not oniy be sufer, but Withan economic fo the “winter's Duruing” if will pay you to pur- chase your coal (selling thismonth at sumer prices) of J. MAURY DOVE, Main office, 21st and I sts. n.w. ; branch offices, 2206 H and 1626 M st. now. ; whart, foot of F andG ite ewe scorn ~ ee er ae i Sonitd oo F (except Sundays) froin 9 atu. to 5 pe * WILLIAMS DOSNALEY: Beutisk a 3y31-6m LACE CURTAINS. “We pride” ourselves oh the quality of our Work; lave one of our Wagons call for then. ‘COLMAN STEAM LAUNDRY, 41 to awy C at. pol HAVE REMOVED MY OFFICE 10 ; Rovin 23, Builders’ xchange. Telephone, 1208. ‘A, MALU JOHNSON, sel 23, Builders’ Exchange, BROT ALL Is Gon THaT GLITTER, AND NOT ALL WATCHES ARE TIMEPIECES, Every Watch I soil is accompanied with & written time certiticate and «uarantee, No Watch sold out of my stores unless previously been timed and compared with the U, 8. Obsrvatury time and found to be perfect t: A. L. SALTZSTEIN, JR, HEADQUARTERS FOR AMERICAN WATCHES, Weiter mw 7 Branch: Cor. Main and Granby sts., Norfolk, Va. Syd eq‘ THOROUGH, PRACTICAL BUSINESS on can te had on easy terns at t Hast Capitol porstny WOUD'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. at. "Appiy of send tor “4-page circular LACE CURTAINS LAUND!I EQUAL fo \new. YALE BLAM LAURDIY, G2 elsewhere, Worst. Telephone 102-3. ‘Called for and delivered. s012-1m eel5-Im Mosr THOROUGHLY M COMFORTABLE —— Just & — foothowe B mont Waterproof and factors, Durable MACKI NX ‘TOSHES. You T GOODYEAR aferione, Eee C0., mar prices cA witleuit HEN ILE enron EF LNDAL 3. = manager. auzd ee Srrcrar Bancaixs Ar ‘THE BRANCH BALTIMOKE SHIRT FACTORY, Near junction thi st and New York ave, thse and Now Our Grescent Shirt—an vid favorite, made of strong cotton and fine linen bowuis- SM centey af for fine Tynen 4pis, Collars—@1 per dozen; sx for 50 ad styles. “Underwear and Hosiery at prices that will astonish you. selene Ger Tus Bus. THE CONCORD HARNESS, LUTZ & BRO. 497 Penn. ave. adjoining National Hotel. _Typnks and Satchels of beet make at low prices, J. H. H. Frscscax. ] solar OGL Tuk ct weer oad to torber of Ft. ALL PERSONS HAVING GOODS ON ‘deposit with H. K. Fulton upon which Interest as due twel hereby notified to call at une. terest oF the goous will be suld October 6. 011-150" AMERICAN ICE COMPANY, OFFICE 10th and Fsts, u.w. Telephon Best quality COAL, ICE and WOOD fortuumily trade. Money Fettuuded for fuel when not sutistactors. sulsdus iG ANS CEMENT CARDS. an ve Doe T: McQUEEN, PRINLER AND PUBLISHER, a (Oe-1216 E at. mew. gq ARREARAGES OF TAXES, ‘We have had placed in our hands for sales, consiaerable ainount of drawback certificates. recely- bie im payueut o: arrears ot weneral taxes duo the D.C. Koveraivent, which, we can sell atu discount, alain, 2S Ps. se8-Lin ‘Sun rr IMPORTING TAILOR, 2111 Pa, ave. Fall and Winter Novelties recelyed. This com ‘will pay $10,000 for consiction of the person oF Persons. whe joad pear Han’ re Me Cron the Bight of RESDSY, aa 31m Richmond and Dan’ See wevvreas. GEDNEY & ROBERTS, MAKERS OF INVITATIONS, 407 10TH 8T., NEAB GAS OFFICE. * sel invited and earnestly requested to attend the opening fall sverting of the Stenographers? Aswociation of Was ington THURSDAY, the the mew rooms of the association, Election of officers and business of will be transacted. = ther importan 0. CONGDON, Cor. See. 823. G. WARFIELD SIMPSON, OUSTOM TAILOR, Cor. 9th and Gsts. n.w. Here is the first one of the few innovations I pro- pose to introduce this sea son—a Cloth-back Vest. Have you never won- dered why a man was 50 much morethickty clothed over bis chest than over his back? Have you never wondered why he hed « thick linen bosom, acloth vest and adoublethickness of the coat buttoned over hischest, whileonly a thin lining in the vest and © ‘Single thickness of the coat covered his back? Then, again, he will soon buy = winter overcoat, which will probably be double breasted. ‘To overcome this unjust discrimination I propose to put acloth lining in the Back of the vest of your ‘suit if you desire it—mak- ing the vest entirely of cloth. G. WARFIELD SIMPSON, Expert in Trousers, 1 Cor. 9th and G sts. n.w. Brae COHEN E 00., 523 11th st. Wo inaucurate the season with ‘Special Sale” of = large line of FANCY COLORED TRIMMINGS At prices which are about one-half value. of gored Silk Ewbroidery Trimmings ‘from 50e. to Worth fr jl to 50. . One lot Tinsel Barc, it and wiltout Jewels, at Yard: Worth fz 1 te 50 yard. ‘One lot Short Tenis of ona Régings Formeriy 25¢. yurd. Afow Steoland Fancy Sete” ‘At Ute. Formerly $1.50 to $3 each. pOhelat Rain Sik Colored Gimps, Sto inches wide, ne en aes, 8. COHEN & CO., ee ___ 88S 1th tn —". GEO. PRINCE ‘Will reopen his Phot hic est Ushment THURSDA’ sy REPT. days.and has been comple id reno- vated and remodeled with = View of faking it one of the handsomest studios of {ts kind in the country. Every fmprovement, appointwent, facility and invention ‘conducive to producing the most ar- istic photoxraphs have ‘been anid while the {improvements are not completely finised Mr. Prince will oven for business Thursday of this week to favor many of his patrous who have been Waiting. ‘GEO, PRINCE, Artistic Photog. apher, ano se2i-tr Cor. 11th st. and Pa. ave., over cE ALWAYS x jad. the reputation for carrying tl at of everythine we well. Nowe in addi tion to that, we are after’ the reputation of having the best values obtainable 1a popular-priced yoods. ‘Take our hat Stock, for instance, We start at $2.50 and rin up to Kno: beat at $5. Take umbrellas, We have probably the t stock of Fine Umbrellas in the city—yet we Lave fairly ood Gloria Umbrelias ‘at $100. For anythin in our line from the Zusriy good to the beat come here. B. H. STINEMETZ & SONS, Fine Hatters and Furriers, s018-ecc3m 1237 Penna. LAWYERS’ BRIEFS. is ninety cent: and if the - ses caring dae, sm! the ea x ‘Telephone 443-2, JOHN F. SHEIR} 623 D st. now. ‘Our 023 eT FLARE Lime. A. R. WILLIAMS & CO., se22.3t 615 7th st. nw. MESSRS. WHITE, HENTZ & CO. ‘wholesale dealers in "wines und liquors, 23> and 224 North zd street, Philadelpiia, Pa. desite ‘notify their customers and the public that they li ‘no authorized representative in Washinston and Balti- more since the death of Col. H.-A. Sel notice will be given of the “WE HAVE THEM.” styles Piano and Banquet Lamp Shades "and Holders. MUDDIMAN, 024-90 614 12th st. Be_AVE YOU A MORTGAGE ON YOUR HOUSE? ‘THE WASHINGTON BENEFICIAL ENDOWMENT ASSOCIATION, 419 10th strost, BIDS FOR THE GRAND STAND BAR and wurant privilege for fall meeting of a Seas ae He ie 9023-08 3023-8 a reine WILLIAMS & 0O., ne22-3t ria Bia re acl. WEA THE PEOPLE. ‘Yes, wo are. That Band-sawed North Caro- ‘Mns Lumber drives all common grades out of the ‘market, And the price only 61.15 per 100 feet. + Libbey, Bittingsr & Miller, ‘MILL WORK, LUMBER AND HARDWARE, (th ot. and New York ave. aw. Washington News and Gossip, Index to Advertisements, ADVERTISING. AMUSEMENTS, ATTORNEYS ... AUCTION SALES, BICYCLES. BOARDIN BUSINESS CHANGES... CHJROPODISTS Heans TT DENTISTRY POUCATIONAL EXCURSIONS, &o. FINANCIAL x 2 7 8 1 2 FOR RENT (Offices) FOR RENT (Rooms). FOR RENT (Miscellaneo FOR RENT (Houses) FOR RENT (Stores) FORRENT (Stables). FOR SALE (Houses). FOR SALE (Lots) 107777" FOR SALE (Horses and Vehicles). FOR SALE (Pianos)... FOR SALE (Miscellaneous) . HOTELS... LADIES" GOODS. LEGAL NOTICE: LOCAL MENTI: LOST AND FOUND, MANICURE, atti MONEY WANTED AND TO NEW PUBLICATIONS. NOTARIES PUBLI: OCEAN STEAMERS, POTOMAC RIVER PIANOS AND OKGAN: PERSONAL, PROFE! PROPOSALS... -RATLROADS. ‘SPECIAL NOTICES SUBURBAN PROPERT WANTED (Situations WANTED (Miscellaneous). WINTER RESORTS Govenxaext Reczirts Topay.—Internal rev- enue, $460,018; customs, £608,460. Juvar Tver, the assistant attorney general of the Post Office Department, hus returned to the city from his summer vacation. Coxrract AwanpED.—Acting Secretary Grant has awarded to John Moore of Syracuse, N. ¥ New Natioxat, Baxxs.—The Liberty National Bank of New York city has asked authority to organize a national bank. The Purcell National Bank of Purcell, Indian territory, capital $50,0000 has been authorized to begin busi- ness, Actowaxces Mapg.—In reply to an inquiry on the subject, the Treasury Department has informed a New York firm that allowances are made for the actual injury or destruction by accidental fire or other casualty of goods in bonded ware houses. ‘Tae Pawrocker Poetic Buruprxc.—Assistant Secretary Crouuse has approved the recom- mendation of the special treasury agent who rec- ommended that the property at the north corner of High and Summer streets be selected as the site for the public building at Pawtucket, R. 1. ‘The price to be paid is £24,000. Aw Aasxax Ixprax Parpoxep.—The Presi- dent this morning granted s. pardon to an Alaskan Indian named “Jim,” who is serving out a ten years’ sentence for manslaughter in the Washington State prison. Jim is in the last stages of consumption, and it was in view of this fact that clemency was granted. Dr. J. F. Hanticax, United States consul at Trieste, Austria, who has been here on his va. cation, leaves this evening for New York, from where he will sail on the Italian vessel Massilia for his The doctor is much improved in health and his friends hope that when he re- turns here next year he will be entirely recov- ered. ——— Arrams 1x Cuit1.—Capt. Schley, command- ing the Baltimore, now in Chilian waters, cabled the Navy Department yesterday from Valparaiso as follows: ‘Festivities to celebrate the anniversary of Chilian independence and the restoration of peace have passed without litical disturbance. Everything is quiet. committed suicide September 19.” To Br Apairren to Free Extny.—The col- lector of customs at New York has been author- ized by the Treasury Department to admit to free entry six cases of marble statuary and marble bas-reliefs intended for the museum of Leland Stanford, jr., University at Palo Alto, Cal., as upon examination the articles in ques- tion’ are found to be works of art. Dorr Must Be Parp.—Asristant Secretary Spaulding has informed a resident of Vernon, Tex., that the Treasury Department has no suthority under the law to relieve him from payment of duty on certain articles of wearing apparel sent him by relatives in Germany, al- though such articles may be old and duty way have been paid on some of tiem ‘on, their pre- vious importation into the United States. Boxp Taaxsactioxs.—The 43; per cent bonds received at the Treasury Department yesterday for continuance at 2 per cent amounted to $8,600, making the total amount thus far con- tinued €24,880,200. The 434 per cent bonds re- ceived at the department for redemption aggre- ieee erect aes or 050, making the toil redemptions to dato €loy: 118,850. New Cazrzs Larp.—The State Department has received sreport from Mr. Edw. 8. Stevens, United States consul at Pernambuco, Bruzil, under date of August 27, to the effect that new cable has just been ‘laid between Santos and Pernambuco by the Western and Brazilian Cable Com ‘The cable steamer Silverton Island of Fernando de Uoronha, and thence to 8t. Louis Africa. This’ will make the first direct cable’ connection between South ih i "4 fei d =a] ane REPUBLICANISM IN VIRGINIA. Ex-Representative Bowden Talks on the Situ- ation—The State Delegation Will Be for Harrison Ex-Representative Bowden, who is one of the most prominent of the republican leaders of Virginia, told a Stax reporter today that be thought nothing could be accomplished by the republicans trying to make « fight in the state this year. He thinks that the republican com- mittee were wise in their recommertiation that no candidates be put in the field this fall. “We elect « legisiature this fall,” be naid; “the democrats and the alliance are united and un- der our election laws we cannot hope to ac- complish anything. In some parts of the state the electicns areas fair as they are in the country anywhere, but there are rotten boroughs which overcome what is done else- where. At the meeting of the «tate committee it was decided that nominations ought not to be made this fail, but that our strength should be reserved for the con- test in the presidential election. If we had candidates in the field, we could elect but few of them, and that result wout? be pointed to as an indication of the strength of the party and would be more or less discouraging. NOT IN SYMPATHY WITH PARSONS. “It was stated that I was present at the meet- ing called by Mr. Parsons to protest against the course recommended by the state com- mittee. I was not at the meeting and am not in sympathy with Mr. Parsons in this matter. I understood from Mr. Parsoi e meeting was for a different purpose, which Iam in accord with him. Iw that this purpose was to consider the selection of some + leader than Mahone. I think republican party of At the ‘the Virginia should have another leader. same time it must be admitted that Mr. Ma- hone has a personal following and his support of the repul puccess, “Therefore, if he is to be displaced as a leader it should be by a fair and square fight in the republican caucus. If he were beaten q that way I think he and his friends would Continue to support the republican party.” Mr. Bowden said he thought the Virginia delegation at the national convention would be for Harrison. ican ticket is necessary to insure — EX-SENATOR BLAIK, He Has a Long Talk With the President This Morning. Senator Blair called at the White House this morning and had a long talk with the President about China and other topics. When approached later on the subject of his future movements he was diplomatic and dis- crect, but he hinted that there would be some “big appointments” made soon that would startle the community. Gossip has connected Mr. Blair's name with so many plaves in the giftof the President that there is no telling Just where the probabilities lie. There is a vacancy in the American legation in Japan, caused by the death of Mr. Swift, and Mr. Blair's name bas been mentioned most frequently in that connection, yet the general opinion is against the chances of exch an ap- pointment. It has been suggested that Mr. Blair might be placed on one of the benches that now possess vacancies. ‘The republican seat in the interstate commerce commission, hor rer, will probably go west of the Miseissippi, and unless Mir. Blair should be put on one of the new circuits there is still the Court of Claims without a full quota. ‘The rumor of the selection of Mr. Extee of California by the President to be a member of hjs official family later on may lead toa new view of the Binir case. The Japanese mission, elready mentioned, has always been regarded’ as a sort of Pacific slope heritage and on the death of Mr. Swift the Californians who wanted to go to the land of flowers sprang to the front by the score. | The ‘appointment of Mr. Estee, it is suggested, would pacify the slope and make Mr. Blair a Japanese possibility. That may account for the delay of the President in filling the vacancy. RAILWAY MAIL SUPERINTENDENTS. Matters Discussed at Today's Session of the Convention. . The eleven division superintendents of the railway mail service who met in convention yesterday in room 8 of the post office continued their deliberations today with an all-day ses- sion, beginning at 9 o'clock and with only a brief recess at noon for luncheon. It is in every way @ business meeting of business men and a great deal of practical work is accomplished in the course of the day. While the meetings of these mail superintendents are of the greatest value to the public generally, resulting as they do in the improvement of the mail service, the particult: subjects that are discussed are of too technical a nature to be of any public interest. ‘The superintendents are from all parts of the ccuntrr and in their meetings they discuss the general methods of the service and any sug- tions that may be made for its improvement. in this way each man knows what the othersare doing and a uniformity of system results that roves frequently tobe of the greatest value. A ge number of topics are presented and these are either disposed of at once or referred to special committees for further consideration and report. At the session thix morning the reports of committees appointed yesterday were first heard and then other subjects were taken up for action. Among these subjects was that of an improvement in the preseut system of counting mail in transit, mail boxes at railway stations and whether it was advisa- ble to increase their number, the capacity of clerks in study, the construction of mail cars and the desirability for having them made stronger asa measure of sufety to the clerks, the methods of checking errors and the respon- sibility of clerks and the best methods of mak- ing up mail at post ofioos. it expected that Postmaster General Wanamaker and other prominent post office officials will attend the meeting later thisafter- noon and hold « conference with the super- given to an application by them for relief from the expense and loss incident to the marking with the name of the country of origin : vidual bottles of medicing con cent importation. I e . Be large Uy! ul Letha a F i Hs & WAR RUMORS ABROAD Significant Acts and What is Thought of Them. Harvestide Festivities Begun at Minneapolis. DECLINE OF POLYGAMY, WAR TALK Anroap. Steady Movement of the Russian Troops Westward —Current Gossip, Loxpox, Sept. 23.—The News correspondent At Odessa reported a steady movement of Rue Sinn troops westward. He says Tempcrary barrack accommodations have been provided in all military centers between here and Warsaw. It is not known, however, where the troops will concentrate ‘The military officials are reticent and the local press is forbidden to allude to the matter. The movements are directed by Gen. Viadi- miroff Kieff and by Gen. Gourk at Warsaw, two of the ablest tacticiaus in the army. The admiralty has ordered that all the a verwcis of the Russian Steam Navigation and Trading Companies, as well as the volun- teer fleet, be equipped with powerful davite, like men-of-war. These preparations bave Biven rise to many war rumors, he Nandard's Odesea cor dent says that ‘the Hussian government bar, ordered twenty-eight engines and $85 carriages for Faneportation purposes on the Warsaw line, ‘The Berlin Arous Zeitung, iu a warning arti cle on the westward movements of Russian he cavalry depots on the Gere eo times as strong ae \d new dep Sach measures speak tor strikes and riots are reported on the Siberian railway, the workmen revolting on account of bad and inadequate food. The public eympa- thize with the workmen and demand that in- spcetore bo appointed to provect the men from Tapacity of the contractors A Paris dispatch suys that the warlike atter- ances of the Grand Duke of Baden have pro- duced very little effect there, the F ver they can find * express thorough, ition of the French ope with any foe. Gen. Mirkovitch, who is in command of the fifteenth army corps at Warsaw and is in charge of the Kussian army mancuvers im Poland, bas issued an order for the immediate arrest of any person endeavoring to witness the maneuvers without a passport from him- rif, and be is said to be under special instruc tions to keep out all foreigners and m correspondents. ‘The behavior of troops under the tire out which military circles, is, to be known. The Russian raining every nerve to keep the army suffi- ently supplied with food and thereby prevent discontent among the troops’ It is said that the garrison at Khartoff was.on half rations during ten days of the mouth owing to fail- are of the supply departunent to do ite duty. The responsible oficcrs wore degraded in rank The Faris Taps pays a tribute of sincere praise to the authors of what it terms the _peses, producing” decree “regarding the jsace-Lorraine passport regulations. The Temps way many thus tostities to the fact that the regrouping of the powers does not Constitute au ciement of perturbation in Europe. No reason exists for not gre with Joy a measure affording such real in the relations of two great governments.” La Nation says: “The mancuver speeches of President Carnot and M. De Freycinet guve such prominence to the genuine pacific spirit actuating France that Germany understood that she also must make some concession im The Paris pa mwith the © government is The report that Spain contemplates joining Russia and France im thelr entente against the rest of the world is semi-ofticially demed at ‘Madrid. Beaxtx, Sept. 23.—In this city the speech of the Grand Duke of Baden, in according tothe Jiz Mieweem Cirle of Pete, he expressed the belief that the time was near when, Germany must squin uncheath, the sword in fense of independence who has not learned against an enemy prudence by a bloody defeat,” is discredited. itis said that the grand duke's only recent public utterance, so far as known, is that in witch be expressed his eatletectiog to the citizens of Sear-Louis, in Rhenish Prossia, that Germans were always united when the emperor and the empire are in ques tion. oe HARVEST TIDE REJOICINGS, Ideal Weather for the Festival at Minneap- olin, Misxrarouis, Mixx., Sept. 23.—The harvest festival bad an ideal day for its celebration, Work went on all night and Nicollette avenue this morning was beautifully decorated, the buildings being buried in bunting and many of them covered by sheaves of wheat bound in fantastic ferns. Arches of wheat span some of the streets On 10th street is the finest display, consisting of an arch made of thousands of flour barrels, making a pyramid twenty-seven fect high, while sacks of grain are placed on the sup) barrels, There are sixty of these pillars along the street, from which are euspended festoons of white,’ similar festoons intersecting the streets. Keligious sorvices were held this The Catholi at the cathedral, where Gounod’s * Me Messe” was given by combined choirs and Kingwald’s orchestra. At the opera house was held « service of praise with addresses by leading pastors and others. . ‘The procession starts at 1 o'lock with over 1,000 floats in line, most of them very beautiful and costly. The fumbermen have an immense affair showing their trade in all ite cess, from the loggers at work in the forest’ to the saw mill which cute the lumber in operation on the float. The reet ruilway company has a display illustrat- ing the growth of the system from the firs mule car to the present complete electric equip> ment with car No. 515. POLYGAMY 18 DYING, ‘The Belicf of the Utah Commission as Ex- pressed by Ex-Nenator Saunders. Caicaco, Sept. 23. _Ex-United States Senator “The members of the commission have just retarned from a two months’ investigation in tah, and we shall be glad to be able tonote in to the President that polygamy is grad dying out in the territory. I will ‘deah the law has ‘completely lH i H i tit ; ? I i s i i i u i HI i ui i