Evening Star Newspaper, October 5, 1891, Page 1

+ - *S : 5 Ba i ad THE EVENING STAR | ? Pvt. “DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY, + I Toe STAR BUILDINGS 1101 Pescsyivan’a Avenne, cesar 11th 8. by * ; The Evening Star Nowspaper- Company, S. H. KAUFMANN, Pres’t Sew York Ofce, 88 Potter Baflding, x ; pry carpets. oraecoune ae 10 ees ‘ait-any therein the United States OF ; ® TRYING DR. BRIGGS. The New York Presbytery Takes Up the Heresy Case. A LIVELY PRELIMINARY TILT. Lord Hawke's Cricketers Begin a poste Pi cents per month. Sarvapat QUADRUPLE Smexr Stan $1.00 por year: with foreign postace added. 83.00. [Entered st the Post Office st Washington, D.C., a2 eccond class mail matter. 1 apne — ‘or cued a S : a Secunia | Vm 1% No 20,069. WASHINGTON, D.C. MONDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1891 TWO CENTS. Match With New Yorkers, —= = e ——— FINANCIAL. _ SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. Washington News and Gossip, MR. LYMAN’S RETIREMENT. THE NEW YORK CAMPAIGN. REV. DR BRIGGS Case wi Pa 175 eq GERMAD "PARADE. . Representati: . The Celebrated Trial for Heresy Begins tm AVE YOU MONEY eee Tabet tetas oth te bos wakappkae ia Index to Advertisements, _ | * a of Alinneapolis Mentioned as ative Tim Campbell Thinks Kee a oo ; Printed tn dogs sare ot low. SDAY, 6th im ‘The inarshals of the respective divistons are directed es Poss Suceessor. aud Death straggte. Today. AWAITING INVZSTMENT? BYRON'S "ab Aut ozeport att Geleck lary at the City Ha tounge | ADVERTISING. Page 7] Mr. O. V. Tousley of Minneapolis has been} “T think ft is almost a life and death battle | New Yorx, Oct. 5.—The New York presby- Fit mortenges for sale, querentond by ediait watidactieaint B12 Lith wt, 2. he ar tien Shisha ¥ ate EERO Fare & | recommended to the President for civil service | that is being fought in this fall's campaign for | tery assemibled for the fall session today. ‘The Ome vi . J. H chief, RNFYS .. : : 2 pe tug foe tad and pe alias AUCTION SALES. “Page 6 | Commissioner, to succeed Mr. Lyman. Mr. | governor of Now York,” suid Representative | Case of Dr. Briggs of the Union Theological est than the deposits subject to check. cay egial wids—Chas. Se Herman Benzler and | BICYCLES . Tousley was formerly superintendent of educa- | “Tim” Campbell to a Stan reporter today. “I | Seminary, accused of heresy, will come bet: Mo a 3 BOARDING i i Ueki an ot the body. The indictment ageinet him Debsnture bonds paying «ood interest. THE BEST EVIDENCE OF THE FINE ‘Sta to chief marshal W. Giegstine, . Be tion of Minneapolis and isa well-known civil | am sanguine of democratic success, as I bave 0 in ‘These bonds are » promise to pay the Le a Zurhorst, Hush Kane raving, “Henry. Brach service reformer. He is strongly backed for | shown by putting my money up on it. Some | Charges violation of the vows of ordination ee ee wad Engraver, 623 D st.n.w. Telephone sts2, ocd the place. folks think that Lam wrong, but I am satisfied | taken upon bis becoming a Presbyterian min- inger. Jobn Detwoller, Carl Hourich, Dennis Connell, stipulated time. They require no attention, 2 John J. V wer, Geo. Foneiff, Jr. Buacher, jr. Geo. Killeen and Juines Hodzer official as to disqualify bim for continuance in the public service, and that he will be given —-»-—_ Le ame os = 3 TRE MEPTING CALLED TO ORDER. Bee UD Ets, EXCHANGE BUILDING. REV. J. B. WiLLIAWS HAS NO AU. FOR SALE (Houses). 2: Page Page Page Page Pace 73 z been re-| that Mr. Flower will be elected.” ister. Utterances of Dr. Briggs during the ani are quaranteed oy the company. r NE 5 Division marehais-Second division Henry Dismor. Pace 2| Mr. Lyman has not yet resigned or been senses of De. Briggs during, the If you are dela:.a¢ what to do with your <a> ROMPINESS OF DELIVERY. | will be nid by the Be. | Third division. Andvow Losmer. ourth avian, Fase {| moved, but it is woll known that the President] “What is the reason for the doubt that | [..-0"" [ent an’ quotations from Bie worl a money we sbail be «la! to advise with you Re poe pemy that | NESDAY, Uctoter 7, at 9 o'clock prin Choite trom | it i earnesty requested that the alds'and staff Pose © | has decided upon lis retirement and that be | scemed to be felt by some democrats?” asked aggs wil com- 7 Full weieht and measure, are inducements I offer + Oxtoter 7, at 5 o'clock p.m. Cl frome req' Pane up y are cited as specitications. Dr. Brigg upon this of sny subject reistive to our Jou cannot aMford to ignore. | Thandie only the best | the oity sid wction‘of the Marine Band will render | cers and assistant arehats to wear Jar ciothes, Fane 3 | will go as soon as his successor ean be selected. | the reporter. oe * AT. BRITTON, Prosideat, [en PT a Oy A ES alee ~ al Kea . Wa, BUSCHER ~Bare7) | Iti sid that the President thinks that while || “Why, the republicans have got together for | 1% she Presbstorian church dhe rule t that r e499 fhe kind of coal you want drop ine « postal and I wilt a SE wT eoncor or | Chief Marshal. -Pacel|the report of the civil service investigating | the first time ih years and are, therefore, in | the accused shall be the interpreter of bis own can ogee ° cout wiil be satisfactory” Splint end cannel coal” for ¥ niversity, =~ 10 THE PUBLIC.—THIS Is TO GIVE “Page ais segs for laxity in | better shape to make a fight. We, on the other | Words, {any expression or word bas twe agin fact that the Egaltste Lite howe vol iboruings and early event fm anucuncmé that Prof, HARRY | ears . 8. Porrie and H. Bittner. ‘Piata Page 2 | COMmitteo consuring Mr. Lyman ¥ 3" | hand, have some bad feeling to contend with, | Meanings, the milder meaning must be taken. tying sve ant Wanoain 6 ater eae; | ON na Se AUR Y BOVE aoe | pint the sini on nechaabatcey Hae aaale as | F RTocn Kalle ave aeciad withthe louraey | FOR RENT (oiee) “pare 2 | connection with the giving out of examination | {how ieT da ou ehncy “sent to contend with, | Teaming, the milder meaning must be taken, Gnres that any company in the world, Assets over | _,Maln o! pr ipharhy foot ot F aud Gime | deewing in this schoo! from witch ill health caused | ended tothepatronaccer all ineaie® inden By | FOR RENT <tooms) -Paco2 | questions by Mr. Campbell, his brother-| The fact that Tammany excluded delegates | those of «grand jury in passing upon indict See Nenired ant nineteen inilieas. | Gurptns. over | 006 M ct. aw: wharf, sada” | Digwithdrawal thiee yours FO. son anonta be | Shier of Be: Bde D. An Ok FOR RENT (Halis) ,. ‘Page 2 | in-la makes his ae om yt from the convention who thought they had a| Dents, of # judge in deciding disputed ques- ar poucies, write CHAS. PRLEY. Spe = 1G oF to ths 5 — it FOR REN? (iio Pr, commission necessary and desirable, it) nght there has can ‘aa ? ina tial and of # petit jury im 20. wolictes, write CHAI URLE: = sade to Prof. KING or to the dean of the school, Dr. B. GOLDSCHNID, vases). -Pago : ‘ight there has caused complaint of Tam * peut dence to 1527 18tit at. ‘ses0-tke | ocd Bt Pree is offering om the 4th page bia bargaibs in Stationery. | FORRENT (stables), -Pawe — Paco Pago aco SEAIMEEHYEWEBYE BEEK ISIEWESOOKIAIZG 3th st. between G and H.W. * thority ‘to collect spy more money in the FOR®BALE (Lots) . some less responsible position. GOLD IN TRE PARK LAND. The mecting was called to order by Mod JB™E36 4 HONDRED DoLLans wiTH YoU “ARE YOU IN IT?" If not you are missing a golden poet Moat Bim hunch ax pastor. J. FOX SALE (Horses pai SS 2 ae el then ts’ tee Wetak Disa: the Ap. | STHtOF Shearer iu the lecture room of the ol CXot im pennies, howevsr), i pe ogy a pee le FOL SALE (rianos) Page 3|THE SURGEON GENERAL'S REPORT. meseertnge carat waa P| Scotch Church at 10 o'clock. The attendance " “ heat; electric light or ‘ = . (Alucellaneot Page was large and included, besides Prof. Charles A. And buys Ten Fer Coat Investment Bond of the | “Gi Sng inspect our building. | SiGe THE W. B. HOUGHTON WIG Co. ‘Pace 8 | Interesting Statisticn im Kegard to the} The Rock Creek appraisoment commission | riggs, Dir. J. W. f Ibirch and es, Dr. Marva National Co-operative Building and Investment As THOS. 3. KING, — | Practice Ituited to diseases ot mh. oc lO Paxe Misstth ot tho’ hau, resumed the hearing of testimony this morn- | Ii. Vincent, who have been pitted against eagh 5630-Lw" President B. E. Iinprovewent Co. HE EVEKETY CAFE ‘WA make their Page ie | in Other in the charges of heresy against. the for- scotation, secured by valusbie real estate, | <a Ts OVENED Cory | Riegel rons’ cltmcec arlinptmagraaan) [gs Sg ne MOE Dr. Metiven, Rr. Jobn Hall, Dr. William a, ade flit Four DaRE A aot ws SPECIAL PALL DISPLAY LOST AND FOUN seece 2 | enmnal septet tp The Hestetny ot Wat epee ee ny Cnioaniied: Mic Sano Tay- 1 ash, Ol. &. 2. Mate onk Week. Oaeee Beat place to put idle woney. . MAN H n of the it ii . | lor and he testified to his examinati eG oF Pa NEKSHTE. ascents the operations of his bureau during the year. is examina z fon. All-wool Black Oheviet Guits, cutaway, —— On MEDICAL —s He says that an aggregate reduction of $100,-| Property for gold, stating that he found no free | Rey. John C. Bliss, pastor of the Washington Good ag a treasury note. ‘Mr. A. M. Proctor and J. Mar- iS 000 will be made in the estimates of appropria- | 6°ld, but in the sulphurots traces of gold. He | Heights Presbyterien Church, was chosem Seok OF equare-out coats, for $7.90. ta tudabas big tal sembtiied thin Pag: . Moderator instead of the liberal nominee, Dr. : MONDAY, OCTOBER 5, Page 2 | tions for the next fiscal yeur for the entire ex-} failed to discover anything that would pay a a 2 Pon WM. GARNER, they have formed « copartner- Sealy mpd : Thompson of the Madison Avenue Church. Dr. a8 a government bond. ship for the purpose of conduct- “Rage & | penses of the medical department. and thero was nothing in the prospect. Blass as seid to approve Dr. Briggs in so fares Pde People’s Clothier, ing « General Heal Estate and Botween the hours of = 7| Since the passage of the act of March 3, 1891, | The wituess was cross-examined by Mr. Cole- | bis resumpt his dues at the Union Saperior to savings banks. aaa ‘aul eeeaiaes Invurance Business. POTOMAC RIVER BOA’ Page 7 | making the period of renewal of artificial limbs | ™2n as to his visit to the Rock Creek region. | Seminary is concerned, againet which many Paying 6 per cent more interest. Ghebuy nae ace venaec oat SAND 10 P.M. PIANOS AND OKGA: “Page 7 | three years instead of five Congress has failed | A specimen from the Truesdell tract was shown Presby terian bodies throughout the country pee Seer ae = Tyran PEESORAL. -Page2| to'make the necessary appropriation to meet | by Mr. Coleman, and Mr. Taylor said he saw Mt gperne ing: comeninien spatial LLER — Ss Pawe ary F i 7 prevece . ited lant DROP IN AKD LET US TALK IF OYER wasn go QUREENCY, po aie tie a PROPOSALS. ye $ | the additional expenses, and the result will be | Dothing like it on the T. property. May to prepare papers in the trial of Prof. |, SAPTEMDER 26TH, t A. M. Proctor has for 9 srecr’ 8 DIFFER WIDrLY. br 8 formally presented ite report, em re resented to tl ” i -Page 7 | & deficiency of $241,650 for the present fiscal rae F te port, embod) OLDMaM, DENT & 00. = m Sas rece shake tenptoar that THE past ten years or so been actively Our elevators will be running and all floors SPECIAL N Paze 1 | year on this account. On cross-examination by Mr. Lambert wit-| ing the charges against him. They were iad f° ae CITIAENS WaTiON SE BASK OF WASHINGTON interested in the buying and sell- Weil lighted to thorougisly exhibit goods. You | SPECIALTIES. “Page? aay ness said he found east of the creck four what | O¥er, however, and the first orders of regular Investment Brokers, Pe EA Or Br Ah at mak chiate in ie oy. are cordially invited to visit uson this special | SUBURDAN PROPETY, "Pago 8 senor’ apaaks af the oticioner of the | might be called. pits, in which” he| busines were proceeded with. ‘Thess oese ve26-0,.w. fea 24 Lithet aw | EUMBIA, hes complied with all the provisions of the ids Si Weaetlig Pelee tana tit, occasion, and we assure youthat your time will, | SUMMER RESORT: ‘page 3] | The report speaks of the efficiency o' c= “tigen _» trom | Church sessions aud the election of delegates 1 . ot bz 1c Shoemaker prop cre shown and witness | Now thoretore Ir EDWARD & LACEY, Comptroller oe Seen aH Bp hee bent ct cee abi, ie ee <n qacaged fod sag Sergpend seid he saw nothing there like them, and it] 4, Pragya energie ein = ~ 1 roe jesinan in their real eatate de- ~Pace2 | ments toenlisted men to enter nks, id ve made any difference if’ he bud, e report in the Brigg» matter ‘OTICE. of the Currency, do h cS that CTHE CITL Feces Gat bad hed overs 4 Seas 3 | cumgects teak G6 por menthsboodien to ths pay would not have made any difference if he bud, — : eos =n ot tue | BERS» RATIONAL BANE: Ge WASHINGTON partment, snd bas lad every op- Page 3 | Susgests thet 06 per _ for what gold was in them would not pay to | laid before the mecting and routine business ‘Washington and phesapene Baste Bester of WASHINGTON, snd DISTRICT OF GO- Ma Daido Os oe cal NIED (Situations). -Peme 2) "Good reculte are said te have followed the |Stout was in progress, when Dr. George Alexander of Fill be opened at the office of Baldwin & ZUMBLA: fp authorized to bute succession Yor the WALD (Miscellaneous Kage 2 ree we 4 Other specimens were shown and he said | the University Place Ch ed to suspend Zaurel. Md., on the 19th day of October, 1801. at 16 | yeriod specified in ite amended articles of association, well informed gs Bo W. B. HOUGHTON M'F'@ 00., adoption of the new system of identification of | that they were of the same general character as | t° UB! biel ween wget 4 relock’ am. .and will be con property in every locality. The yued open until 'cloek | namely until close of busine-s om OCTOBES 2, 1911, P.m.. and Jrcm day to day thereafter Unti the whole | "In testimony whereof witness ‘und seal of §Qmount of the capital stock sali be sold. Subscrip- | office this 20TH day of SEPIEMBER, 1 fhons to the capital stook will also be taken at the com- 7 E. vany's office in the Washington Loan and Trust Com- E may's buildin, corner of vth and F sts.. Washing- = on. D. also “ag "the (oflive Of the Biselity and ABREARAGES OF TAXE: = deserters based on records of permanent inarks the regular order that he might present u Fewo- Statement of the circulation of Tas EvgNiNa | and scars. ia he sow except that these contsined more Jutuon am the lriggs maiter. | This “caused ex- Star for the week ending October 8, 189 As to the general health of the army the re-| "itcdicect by Mr. Colo—Had known of mines | itent snd a doven clergymen protewted that COND AY! eeptoaler a0 tsent” port shows that the number of men constantly | witch paid knowledge of the firm cannot fail to be of grest benefit to those seeking profitable real estate in- Yeatments in this city. it 1218 AND 1220 F ST. Y, rreney.. surfaceand nowhere else. After the discussion hhad lasted some time sick, 42.71 per 1,000, compares favorably wi ‘The witness being shown a number of Depoat Company, Xo. * Calvert st.. Baitiwore, ‘We bave had placed in our hands for sal PROCTOR & PROCTOR, TUESDAY, September 99, 159 44.13 in the previous year. S mens of rock taken from the Trecedell and theoe- = —— Se Se es eee Solesge She sovk thal ‘be uote chan eubscabed the | couniderabia aout of drewback crtifeaten tect ee 007 Gat. WEDNESDAY, September 30, 1891 31,806 | | The caves of treatment of alcoholism num-| maker tracts by their respective owners stated | chmuiNss, cupeuiet, bus Goa tell sana ce iiasadaniatien. aiuaumenn an tiieescmem envenre ( en E Sg se TH & ere . r thousand for the army as | that they differed widel; alue from specimen . aap Dg . Sf the asmotnt subs rtied will be’ required at fue Gave | >” © ©°°"™EDG BUCHER Lcd, hunters S. Martin Proctor. oc5-3t URSDAY, October 1, 1891, y diffe iy in valuefrom specimens | farmed, 31,947 | against 41.43 in 1889, and 56.63,the average dur- 31,698 | ing the previous decade. A great improve-| found being of no real value, He had not sees ment in the dict of the men has been made | nor had he been able to obtain there specimens within the past year, so that complaints are in-| as valuable as those oh. Dr. birch then gave notice of an ap- Peal to the synod. Dr. Alexander was requested to state the nature of his propored resolution. He maid it of making the suvecriptiva. Total amount of capital som Sun building, 1315 F st. Sait Bs COME ee EEE Ice ON Lar FRIDAY, Octover 2, 1901 he bad been able to obtain, those he having SATURDAY, October 8, 1891, Bs >MPTON, EDWIN WARFIELD, - 2KEDERICK H_ SMITH, WILLIAM C CODD, JAMES L. BAKBOUK, * JOHN G. SLATER, TAILORING LORE BY "*MERTZ.” The weather ta likely to be fair, ezecvt = October 5, 1891. ‘in west portion faryland and =: teatern Virginea; colder: northwest veces.” ‘This weather isa gentle reminder that a m by the property | was to discharge commutice f further BENJ. F. KARNS, ©. & MUDDIMAR. GENERAL Fou should give some thought tuachanve} ‘Total... frequent snd the defects aro due to local | owners. He did not believe it possible to find | Consgcnn nae’ tue Commitice from _telitoct& Incorporators. GOOD FEELING of apparel. In your perambulations ie —— ei asamp ley poa Jans + which would on develop-| “Friends of Dr. Briggs protested that this was DINE OFFICE ROOMS FOR RENT ‘i I drop in and let us explain the salient ___ ALCOHOLISM DECREASING. __ | ment yield over $2 per ton. wivaient toa trial by speeches and not by F re cock 614 12th st. Seemarp eres tite tall mens thoes who buy 1 Features, of thgse 825 Black and Biue | Dally average... Treating in detail the subject of alcoholism MR. DOS PASSOS’ STATEMENT. oy neem Pending dchele the cncuting A PA TTT ONT = BECTOO PEE ST ot'teine conse tiar t mam <Shate Se —| the report says: “One thing ia certain, thst] Mr. Jobn it. Dos Pamoswae examined by Mr. | Journed until 2 pan ‘Trust Company, corner 9th and F sta. Every modern . in the midst of Pe times, and we think we have — Corresponding week 1990... 31,190 | drunkenness is.on the decrease among our | Abert~—$312.50 per acre was pa‘d for his land. comp pet of the pros —— commmittes mace of you . " <7 fw 4 A base: © * Briggs solely. conventence and comfort for men who spead a large = bose chp a iene a | We ve worked hard ott ms catia. igo oto MERTZ AND COMPANY, Tallors, Jsolemnly swear that the above is a true and | {TOPS bana eye soldier is seldom on sick | The fact that 86,000 appeared in the deed as| on'his utioranecs in tie Goonpeeel’ Sti cibieeaieetniatetctiiiets reasons for claiming a portion of public patrobage: | strengthen this GENERAL GUO! ING. am sia rit. nw. correct statement of the crcolaion of Tum Evsn-|TeEGft from this eanee, | the | the consideration he did not know of it until | deeming this tie latest and uel iinportaut ‘My stock is purchased for cash. MILL WORK, LUMBER, HARDWARE. very my officer who refers to the} some four or five months afterward. Jn | his declarations Call for permit to inspect the premises, ‘My expenses much less than larger competitors’. ? EMOVALS ING Stam for the week ending October 8, 1991. canteen reg or ‘of it with the excep-| relation to the taking of his land he mines se16-3m B. H. WARNER, President. No leaders oF baits at cost, and double profits on = = J. WHIT. HERRON, Tiley TPeonsiugon ut ymporarily at Fort |gaid: “I do not desire to sell to the AT THE WICKETS. Tideey, Bittinger & Milter, — = ley.” Inconolusion it is strongly government, but nevertheless I do not wish my ATIONAL 5 : ; Cashier Evening Star Newspaper Co. | mended that at each post there be established } Counsel to take advantage vf technicality or te $ 2 ‘SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY No goods misrepresented. 6th st. and New York ave. au6-3m cio rok Ghrareees ot 1018 14th st. n.w., four doors | conserined and sworn to before me this afth | ® *Ystematic course of athletic exercises to im-| question the constitutionality of the law. If lawke's Team of Cricketers Pleying OF WASHINGTON, Lrely on fair dealing and low prices for success. WHO 18 RESPONSIBLE FoR THE |v? CechraneHote Dian, Gay of October, A.D. 2001. prove the physique of the men, as this does | the government would take only fifty acres of he ew Cate. BE COR 16TH si. AND NEW YORK AVE: . O. TOWLES, BOT, Ucenced saloon? A mass meeting of all the Merchant Tailor, pas not follow from military drills. a land I would donate $20,000 to the| New Yor, Oct. 5.—A large audience greeted piace emit jbscnecae peer muperance wi ne Consrega- | os ge 1018 14th st. uw. IN T. C. CLARK, park, and if it took nothing 1] Lord Hawke's cricket team on the beautiful as by special act of C Bae erie sana S. sts. n.w.. on MON 5, Addresses will be inade by the Rev. F. 1b. Yower, Judge Kimball and Rey, John A. B. Wilson of Delaware, “All are invited. o3-2t* Sapuary 22, 1807. DR. FRANCK HYATT HAS REMOVED Seorgenized under act Cousreas October 1, 1600 | ERE chite from WO K wt to WE Tne ae Notary Public —— + GERMAN RECIPROCITY. would give $40,000. Town conriderable prop- - States , ———— erty in Washington, but have never sold a dol-| ETUnd OF the Stwlen Island Cricket Club at Negotiations Which Are Now Being Carried | lar's worth. I advocated the park bill, but | Livenpton, Staten Isiand, this morning, where ae : Govenxwent Recerers Topay.—Internal rev- J re the English genticmen commenced a three-daye’ Bw. comer of L. MASONIC.-A STATED COMMUNICAY NO NEED FOR YOU ULTRA- On Between the Two Countries. never dreamed any of my land would be taken. | the English ge ra ve ‘Seeeecta the betnene <fe tion of Fotomec Ladye, No. 5. 8- A. Ay Sie | OSE” Yoonicastte woes ko woe ta ke enue, 8920,758; customs, $735,146. , : : cement = maich game with a picked team composed from pepe gs “There is6 tidein the afaire OT pe ee ‘York for fine tafloring, since Iw ees Se ale eeennend See aegenieeen ase ty THE INDIAN BUREAU. the various clubs of this city brane iiem, - E, October 3 Gra : orl me = = is 7 . ; gieslncsnes ti = pl at Meubers of water loties ratertiily invited to attean. Mus, Hannwox is expected to return to Wash- | Progress between this country and Germany = natin nt by dy ng ‘We have for sale forty-one ‘acres of So A Ee secured two New York Cutters, ington this evening. looking to the opening up of a partially re-|gne Commissioner's Annual Keport Dis- THE G A KR. ENCAMPMENT. rey ee beautiful ground in the District of a MABOX 1C.— SPEOIAL COMMUNICE- with new and original ideas. The trade between the two nations. cusses a Great Variety of Topics —— EAFE DEFUstT COMPANY, ereagfperiain ot 845,005. it isin ill be held at the cathedral, 1007 U st. nw, SOW: Serments leaving here this season Ax Avrorwraext. — The President has ap-/3¢ seems that when the German” empire| ‘The siaticth annual report of the commis.| Many Committees to Be Appeteted—The 5 ‘by ® splendid. large brick DAY EVENING, the. Oth instant, 3 ‘superior to any on which pointed James H. Chalker to be first assistant | raised the embargo on American te os Date of the’ Encampment. Capital: Swelling and suitable outvuiidings. Work: M.M. dewfee. An invitation is extended to ali yet sewed the name engineer in the revenue marine service. <a ang, | Siouer of Indian affairs has just been submitted ONE MILLION OF DOLLARS. Kew York avenue extended, will ran Master Masons to be present. By order of the W a Fall “novelties are = it expected that the United States | to the Secretary of the Interio: Nothing has yet been determined officially : pee rough this gro 4 Secretary. ocd = ; S dctaes emeuten, simsinistanten, guastion, ofthe ce Will make if worth five tues its = HAVING IDENTIFIED MYSELF WiTa Dwront M. De Siva of New York has been — dos reg nea re parman | ‘The commissioner outlines what he rogards | bot oy aia aes ai te ma tates of minors, committee of the estates of lunatics, Se ae a Be GEO. T. KEEN, appointed a model attendant in the patent sugar, large quantities of which are | gs the settled policy of the government in its] ™ent of the iy public Teceiver, asmygnee aid executes trusts of ay and every pg RR EE PA aS To é lice at a salary of $800. description. spectfully solicit the ‘patronage of amy iriends and 2020-30 414 9th st. nw. Receives money depositsin sums of TEN CENTS brought into New York. But the President re- | Gealings with the Indians. He thinks that the | this city in 1892, Col. Phisterer, the adjutant patrons. MORGAN PhIGG, fused todo this on the.ground that the em-| great forces now at work—Iand in severalty | General of the Grand Army, stated tow Bras ‘Tur District Dent.—The United States = SER ST NEW bargo on pork had originally been an injustice, aaael i reporter that it war probable the meeting of << Se 2 Msgr carol Ma Church caruee North treasurer roports that the total bonded debt | and that to take it off now was no more. thes larerhncheee pear cdige rege Soe | an puis Cuneineen a ocamded oes a re GENERAL PAINTERS AND DECORATORS, | iOouy on WEDNESDAY EVERTNG, Otocee eo ee of the District of Columbia September 30 was | what was due the United States. dastcustion of the Spteny ayeaan chaetats | tntnistention, which aette ten Geteal thon = Removed to 1ath-at 4:30 orclock. All friends of the eliureh are cor- | §Sgq>*TNTSHED AT LAST. $19,189,400, being a net reduction of €2,978,250 | ite therefore declined to make any recip- | cod cil the: Lolorny eee oe citizenship | “Smpment, would be had in this elty about the ‘Sells first-class real estate and other securities, 008 14TH ST. NEAR COR. F N.W. 3y14-Gm | ‘ially invited to be present. oc3 2 After being in the hands of the since July 1, 1878. rocal return by taking off the duty on cas and all that belongs thereto of manhood, inde- Pp ar ere Receives SILVER WARE and all kinds of VALU- eS ‘MESSENGER SERVICE Bm Fa OCTET VIRGT BETTE A RGAT, mechanics and interior decorators ~ sugar. But he was willing to open up a line of | Pe™dence, privilege and duty, education, which | time of the assembling of Congress. ABLES upon deposit in capscious storage vaults of aah ieee hae en ee for about five months my studio Movement oy Siiven.—The issue of standard | 5° otiation to the end of giving. free entry to | seeks to bring the rising generation of Indians | Tbe committee has some business here te ‘Unsurpassed dryness and security. =o tions for Tue bership sheald” be ad. ‘Chorsi bas been turned over to mecom- silver dollars from the mints during the week | sugar in return for a free entry on the | into right relationship with the age in which | C8Bection with national legislation and it will Stnall safes for rent from $5 to $125 per annum ‘You can send orders to our stores, 1200 Fat. n.w. | Society. 1110 F st n.w. — er cues nt ar se gnded October 8 was $760,015. The issue dur-| other side to certain American ‘products, | thoy live and to put into their Lunds the touls | Probably be considered advisable to have the and 1116 Connecticut ave.. for Groceries, ke., by the cers So ER ES Mave tan yaldtu oy clone: ing the corresponding period of last year was | notably wheat, flour and potted and canned | py » Meeting © ‘Mutual District Messengers from any one of the com- rhich they may gain for themselves food | it can attend to all the business to be brought any’s offices on call boxes /ree of chargs. castic will mest hereafter on WEDNESDAY EVEN. d clothing and build for themselves homes, | before it. $901,524. The shipments of fractional silver INGS. "Omicors gre requestedito, bs prompt in attend. coin during September amounted to $1,926,726. meats. The German minister has been noti- r . Iwas never in a position to pro- fied of the willingness of this country to strike dace such artistic photographs as . Ul, if allowed to continue undistarbed a res It i enerally thought the date of the en- ance. Stor Sh ET powEING, M. ———_—— @ balance on these commodities and he has | po iene, aon their benti- | ost’, 0, oon t otter S35 ee GEO. E. KENNEDY & SONS. eS SPHCIAL NOTIC sii fe ee Tax Avent at Yoxouams.—The Navy De-| Sommunicated the samo to his government. | SOnevle length of time, accomplish 8-|campment will be Ged, im ‘the latter part of (Sundays excepted). es PING ScuOOL NOW Bevin, ratory, thaxing carpe Bt be Partment was informed today by cable of the| It is thought in diplomatic circles that the | “Tho report discusses at length the subject of | September. This, wus the opinion expressed When tbe loth fais om Sunday the 14th day willbe 106 18k 2.w, Shade making will fnd it to ther interest to wiveus a arrival of the United States steamer Alert at | effort will succeed and that the triumph of the | Indian education. ‘The enrollment of indian | sou‘? oY Me: Eason, the © = means Spectal attention wiven to ladies and children.«29-1w* | Call. bumediate attention xiven to all who will favor GEO. PRINCE, Artist Photographer, Yokohama this morning. She made good | American hog will be followed by other vie-| pupils for the year ended June 30 has been| “The tember of the executive committee peeemeate = are age ES Ph ag ape Cor. 11th and Pa. run across the Pacific, leaving Ounalaske on | tories over the German exch 17.926, an inerease over last year of 1,549. holden snformal conference this evening Shxpem. Bicgpect aves ew, OLS 8 st. wee 317M Ba : — the 10th of September: beac hina ries Regarding contract schools the commissioner | Sa x regular mccting tomorrow evening POT AL 18 Gory THAT oxrTTERs, oct St 005-te Over Brentano's. sess HAZING AT ANNAPOLIS. recommends the maintenance of the status quo | cy reat gaceung tet given considerable a STEEL-TTATE CALENDARS FOR 2. melenek eal M. Rovsrax’s Recatt.—M. Roustan, the oS for the present, but urges that the appropri- | ghought already to the general plan of work. Tiees, AED HOT ALL. WATCHES ARE TIMEPIROES. MoQUEEN, PRINIEE AND PUBLISHER, | <a timely. topic Silke French minister, sent a “P. P.C.” card up to| 4 Court of Inquiry Now Investigating the | ation of public funds for scciarian education | "'Tyere will be from twenty. tive to thiety mbes Secretary, evees undid ialiesnempinieh wath oc 1106-130 k st. bw. Hats The, ““dressiest” amen wear Ge iiisaigal tis misaing ond the Gide! Matter. is contrary to the spirit of the Constitution, | committees appointed, each to have charge of payee —-—gompn a written time certificate and guarantes. Every man should own asl bat, executive hada pleasant talk with him in the} No official notification has been received at | OPhosed to public policy, and ought ut an | some branch of the grout amonnt of business Te nan ew scart, casions when they are blue room. The minister was accompgnied by | the Navy Department of the recent ‘hazing at |¢M1¥ day to bs. discontinued. He exprosies | that must be" attended to in order to. suit Snares Weis Wo Watch sold out of my stores unless y "hat. Surprise = * a ity ‘ ' rideriatse Sao aig * ng Sirong appreciation of the missionary work | prepare for the reception and entertainment ef Siatthew O. Linsey, previously been timed and compared aide Sradiieraniad aie Jae, boed evinced by wintiy whan we, Reet ee ae tot the oe ant geention: ‘The | Annapolis. The superintendent of the | Gone amoug the Indians by the churches, and | Prepare, fot the (oye A tase with the U. 8. Oteervatory time and ; St ey Ye rat kuow you sold resentation of hia letlere of recall. The Presi, | Scademy, Capt. R. L. Phythian, is investiguting | thinks the present time is peculiarly favorable | '}y committoss whose work will be most im- Charice ©. Glovedy Sound to be perfect timep! SUK hat 6s low as five dollars. Wel x i ite | the affair, and the case will probably not be | for the increase of such work. ‘The report dis-| portant at the start, in Bir. Edson's opinion Sete Perfect thmepiee, 821 ¥ street, we do, and's got ong at that. O8 dent and the minister each made a polite 4 1 | Cusses a great variety of topics and contains | PO" . 1 a the ae Sonu ¥: Rodgers, Courss we havo. Knox's and. others speech of regret. brought to the attention of the Hecretary until | irstatisoal tables tad other informacion ca: | of the finance committer am committer ais Wontam £Ciara. saiaNasaeiecate "a Oravats, Collars and Wristlets from Londou. Can Buy Het le S women, Doriaste Marren 1x Tux Mars.—Assistant | ‘He report @f @ court-martial is received. garding all matters that have been under con-| "These committees will have to begin active Fue TEIN, JR, eas 2 BH SHINEMETZ & SONS, decry pantie. has Sa ‘a New York | This case is the first of the season, and it is'| sideration during the past year. work at once. Already bodies are securing LiTy BEADQUARTERS FOR AMERICAN WATCHES, ms ee18-ccam = Les Paunyhanie ave. os ae. Lene Pei makers have their | thought that the offenders will be severely — quarters for the encampment. BUMSCRIBED STUCK, eoisame ar woes BAIRD & GALT, rinted dovigns sent to them as heretofore | dealt with. It is understood that Cadets Grit- GRAND JURY CASES. The commutes ou accounedations will bave Bas the best plan devised poten ‘Branch: Cos. Main and Granby sts., Novfolk, Va. G. WARFIELD SIMPSON, rough the foreign mails, that the Treasury | Sth of land, Cavanaugh of Nebraska and tistembeiikihnsineieh tee minis! pe torpor] rg y "ie samen a aaanek sm | <— ‘Merchant Telor, | Dy, ent) has no wuthori | James of South’ Carolina, of the third class, Shooting ief and staff’ at . be 002-28 O21 F street n.w. epartm 0 authority to issue suc! : : ‘arth Jers and their staffs. ‘OF MONEY. Corner 9th and G ste. BW. mission. He says, however, that itis the in. | Were caught by an officer in the act of hazing © yur Goss—Other Prisoners. commanders i 4 ccuatie parma Kametaain SEER Toution of the department to regulate the trent | fourth-clase man named H. V. Butler, je- ‘Ihe | ‘There were scveral grand jury cases called to |. Another we prepa wes ing np eure a ms Informs his patient and the public be has Each season I have suc- ment of dutiable mail matter 90 as to avoid un- | latter was strapped betweon two mattresses | «ne attention of Judge Miller today. eee ae ian an Mev AD CaA navanies“Staswr8t per most anged hciiee eek th ——-"" wa |e +o see. coped x encsitg Se Receatnry Gelay and hardship to such addresses | and, his, BAM wae covered | with 9) gaaunel W. Jeukinoms, allen Jeuking, wos|tro bas te teed cubeurteed to toto ne be sheet when mt. Sharp entered the 2 Sik PER CENT ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS, —— HAVE JOUR FURNACES, LATROBES GAS FIXTURES, pasegerageed — — laren er mg ame ame) PRESTR ey ee appear- | charged with having obtained $5 from an old | kas becu supplemented by hveral appropria- $20,000 piaced is New Loans, ena Mee eee PLUMBING AND HEATING. Rie te ar ae Navat Onpens.—Chief Engineer Charles E. | ance of the officer. The three exdets ‘were | soldier named John A. Ricketts, under the pre- | Hons by the municipal or state governments, — betage Fe knkt make ~ | placed under arrest, Griffith being confined to having to pay i nsion office oth. For pamphigss ang information apply at the offen | Piricr Sun Latrobe: eet wwieat two slorien, gases | OCA S29TH BT. X.W. ‘Twenty-five-dolisr Cuta- DeValin, ordered to appear before the retiring | Piss viens” “Scott of inguin connie it ee Prats ataice | 22 Congress hi, the disposal of, the moneys ——— Fave 38 patterns of Latrebes in stosk: to way Coats and Vests, board; Boatswain Charles F. Pierce, ordered to | Capt Phythian, Commander Chester and Linae case made spec raised by taxing the citizens of Washington i OFFICERS: Fianeg Eedeee ac NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION, * Made in town, too, right duty in the general storekeeper’s dopartment | Sharp, is now investigating the affair. ‘This | beld the prisoner in $300 for the grand jury. | is proposed to secure from Congress jarrfson Dingman,Prea Alonzo Sea. “Work attended to promptly. until 9. = Washington, D.C.» Oct 1. 280}. puss New fork ieut. J. M. Rob- | body will determine as to the need of a court-| Herbert Whitfield, alias William Johnson,a | an appropriation toward the entertainnent W Leach V Pres, hoarew Wal, Mere ea sion = The undersicned, trading as Daneniowever & Ci on this corner—not in the at low York navy lout, J. M. Bel | tei d to have the money thus appropriated OF TiTeca Tio, Gow SB Sulit ain, 2120 Pe aves ford inerclinute ave thie dey dissolved partnership “lnwenk dane? aa Soa iuson, detached from the Atlanta and granted | martial. ® negro from North Carolina, was charged with | fund snd to have the money thus appropriee nestres. (Teiephone 956-9.) Peg ee enhower Es 5 ree months’ leave; Lieut. How: ring, attempted burglary at the house of Mrs. En- 1 ‘ AMERICAN SECUMIT\ AND TRUST CO, | _(Telephone see.) _s Burchased Joba Firuswarih'y interest in'said busines more, Philadelphia’ or Gotached from the Enterprise and ordered to| HARBOR MASTER SUTTON’S REPORT | **t™>Pt A committee on legislation will have this matter 2a a. T, Brition, Free OS ee eee ee DANE CHOWER, Je. New York. the Atlanta; Boatewain Stephen McCarthy, de- g i Se EE eee, Pees tettee Cen lenge J*O W Consos. sng. W. MACARTNET. <Sizued) SOHN FARNSWORTH. No skimpy tailoring, feched from the torpedo station at Newport, | He Wants $80,000 to Purchase A Larger |on him it was learned that he is wanted in HE DISTRICKS REVENUES 2 -Sioanenns, E btestd Goren tnt oils ssotines as pr rin, oe Siete sy Chere as Sah So neat Gone er me " boos a CORSON & MA' . _ a +e “eriews ei cellent manner and the fit 4 oa The annual report of Harbor Master Sutton a grand jury in for the — 4 _ - and customers: a Assessor Trimble's Estimate Nem SEOvED BUILDING. 1419 ¥ ST. 3. W.. IMPORTING TAILOR, ieTiave Dattuusged ano iberoliy te past ox Jeare paella, fe eTNG, ship Franklin and ordered to| ¥, ‘submitted to the Commissioners today. |®ddition to being given thirty days on a ebarge dle <a00- aoe aud trusting that they will find it to interest to Norfolk rekeeper Ber —— He fly: seboekinens. thet en. pri- of assault, nue the aaug. 4 —_ at navy yard; tewain John Mc- urgently appro} THE SHOOTING AT THE BRIDGE. Assessor Trimble today forwarded to the ‘Wall and Winter Noveltics received. apl4 MW, DANENHONER, Je ‘The New Fall"Novelty” Loughlin, detached “from the receiving ship | ation of $80,000 be estimated for to purchase a Commissioners a detailed estimate of the prob- ‘Traditig 08 ge poset Necsuoat’ and ordered #0 the receiving. oni ae a Oscar Chrismond, an elderly man who lives = sa Es ae Franklin larger fre boat, which the increasing de-| «. south Washington, was charged with shoot- | able revenues of the District, exclusive of the Dini | 4A ‘4 laxative refreshing, ‘elephone—743-2. ‘ @ return to the old mands of each year require. Such © best, | os ber ao after- | Water department, during the fiscal year end- wer eee | s **Kulekerbocker” —Suit- Pansoxat—A. E. Walburn of Fort Scott, | he says, would be = valuable acquisi- | I » DOF pained Arltur Gow vostorda? ing June 90, 1898. Auerican Bei! leiephone Stock tousbt and sold 318 CONSTIPATION. inge—but very near it. W. 8. Doughes of Youngstown, Ohio, Hon. R.| tion to the fire department, and be | ‘yore were several boys on the bridge and ‘The estimate on the real estate$is based on ite LABS TERE, FB rns, Ve wevohios, tasait euk: “toded “alien, G Davey of New Orleans and Frederick Pauld- Eamranayi Sree along the river front. | man was in a boot fishing. Some of the boys | present amewsed valustion, although thie will ee Manswers | : and make up very stvi- ing of New York it Willard’s.—W. boss: modern ay Mander Washington Stock Exchange, ae ishly. Browns, Wines and Beatty of Philadelphia, W. H. Drunn of Dan |stces for the saving of property, and bave LEWIs G. TEWKSBURY & co, MAKERS OF INVITATIONS, Grays ‘predccatnete.’ 005 bury, Conn., and J. A. Coland of Chillicothe, ype A a eee — it. ‘Ban! AND BROKERS, Randall.—a. we. ys05 F ST.. WASHINGTON. D c., oxiLto0R. 407 107 Br, NBA OAS OFFICR oot snd #38 are the prices or the” Clty of Serica, “Ge. SWPYY | boat is ‘urgently recommended, as at prosent ang soll for cash oF Ob margin Socks, Bonds, | © FI %, a2 bt A here—more elsewliere, no Sewell of New Jersey, ©. M. Leavy | the = it upon yrs Lapa ‘private wires to New York and Chicaga ec ea ee ae ae ee reeout terest allowed! co deponits. Ont-of-town business «special Ai, Loval Secaritieg dealt ip ocz]-tr se of San Francisco, P. B. Winston of Minnea| lis and Edward 8. Willard of London are at the an ——Gen. D. W. Langdon of Cinein- nati, Hon. D. P. Dyer of 8t. Louia, J. M. Quinn of Butte, Mont.,and H. L. McDowell of Chatham are at ‘the Ebbitt——W. C. Williams of Souzmmxe New. ty. KANN & SONS MANUFACTURING slephone S4B. | of Baltimore, catablished since 1870, ave Spend « Tiisk d SS ee doubt, DR. OC. Bs CLARK HAS OPENED AN office at ‘A¥th st., Junction of ith gt. seaaa ana Dupout Cire ezdawe r COAL, Ti @ WARFIELD SIMPSON, : Southwest corner 10th Comer Oth and @ ste. n.w. ‘To Test a Range Finder. The army range-finder board met in New York Saturday for the purpose of selecting a brancl th st. n. wir! iF Fine cz. WOOD “AERICAN ite co. ‘Main 7 ELECTRO SILVER-PLATED WARE. wand Tith gud Tear carves | ‘Expert in Trousers.” 1 | Dele site for a forthcoming test of a new instrument N vse Your Huw soSghistion and sepeiring tm the beat manner at fac- ons reason ‘that promises to be what the army hes beea Dicthes or hat with a straw broom wheu you can get ‘All-bristie Bras at such low Prices as are offered at os FS are Sethe Beg soar Brice and Jes. M. Brushes are one of tbe necessarice to « traveler's axD BOE cont axe, Brosaway styles fn Erince A ow outs, and we to make this an important item ©" Wopeide” ouresivencn the _ gutaway” For style, Ot ve —J fs prea we YALL OVERCOATS 7) gibt trcelecep ocean, See pean AB Barret of Pha TRAVELER'S OUTFITTINGS. CCCERE SUBCIAL “ATIERTION TOGAE.. N a7EAM LAUNDRE, beanies ee E Teplin of Bocas, We have recently opened two large cases of me Store cloves at 7 p.m. , Saturdays 12, ag xe. 4 uw PIRST-CL&SS BRUSHES, ‘The great variety mast satisfy you of our determi pan ee a eenteuss tm trying to | Batten not to be surpassed, and the low prices we sek “J — ‘Patience bas been exhausted ‘Sp equal determination not to be unJersold. Mexico Wee poer bruabes we ssk you to give ours a trial. ‘Will you call and look at our garments today? read Moule peas se ‘on @ trip to TOPHAM’S TRUNK MANUFACTORY, as. W. FRANCIS, cities. —Mr. ma Pe 4 > ba Sine Srcceasor to Koah Walker & Co., taal Wb Ponuesivanie are