Evening Star Newspaper, October 14, 1891, Page 1

me THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, F AT THE STAR BUILDINGS. 1MO1 Peansyivazia Avenne, commer 11th St. by The Evening Star Newspaper 8. H. KAUFPMA Pres't. Few York Otice, 83 Potter Boilding. ie ai 2 inthe Unite! States oF 9 er mouth, Post Ofice at Washington. D.0., a8 ater. } CEPT SUNDAY, Company, FINANCIAL. TICES. A0OCST BELMONT & CO., NEW YORK. LEE, HIGGINSON & CO., BOSTON. SUBSCRIPTION FOR $3,000,000 ¥ PER CENT CUMULATIVE PREFERRED STOCK. SHARES, $50 EACH. WESTINGHODSE ELECTRIC AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Wo. 120 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. DIRECTORS: MARCELLUS HARTLE! GEOKGE W. HEBAKD. BENRY B. HYD BRAYTON IVES.. GEOKGE WESTINGHOUSE, Jr. REGISTRAR OF TRANSFERS: MERCANTILE TRUST CO., 120 Broadway, N. ¥. WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO OFFER FOR SUB- SCRIPTION THE ABOVE ISSUE OF 7 PERCENT CUMULATIVE PREFERRED STOCK AT PAR. ‘The Preferred Stock is entitled to a cumulative pre- ferred dividend of 7 per cent, payable sewi-annually om January Land July 1, aud, in addition, to a pro- Portionste share of ali divideuds declared in any year, after 7 per cent has been paid on the other stocks out- Standing. The Preferred Stock has also a preference fm the assets of the company in case of liquidationover all other stocks. ‘The authorized capital stock of the Company is 810,000,000, of which $4,000,000 is Prefarred Stock. Bhares, 850 each. ‘The portion offered for subscription will be full Paid and non-assessable when taken and paid for here- ‘tunder. Application will be made to list the stocks on the New York and Boston Stock Exchanges. ‘The proceedings taken by the Company tocreate this issue of Preferred Stock have been submitted to counsel, and they advise us that the reorganization And this issue of Preferred Stock are valid in I ‘The business of the Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company has grown to its present Jarge proportions in about Ite growth has years. ‘been not only rapid, but continuous, and has fully Rept pace with the remarkable development of the electrical iudustry Sales are as follows: @months, from Ist April to 3ist De- ‘22 months, to 31st December, 1#87. 22 months, to 31st December, 1888. 12 months, to 31st December, IS8V.... 3,618,37.81 22 months, to 3st December, 1890. 4,289, 086. 81 ‘The Company manufactures its apparatus at three fally equipped factories located, respectively, at ‘Pittsburg, Pa.. Newark, N. J., and New York city, ‘whic ¢urnish exceptionally complete facilities for the Manufacture of all kinds of electric light and power ‘Spparatus ‘The Company relies chiefly for success upon the ‘Quality end mechanical perfection of its work, eitbough it bas more than one thousand patents afford- ‘Be valuable protection against competition. ‘The Company will coutinue to have the benefit of the mechanical and engineering ability of ite founder, Br. Westinghouse. We have made ap estimate of the asssta of the com- ined Companies, and our examination has led us to Believe that, after making liberal deductions for all foreseen contingencies, the assets of the reorganized Company will furnish ample security for the total feeue of referred Stock, without taking into consid- eration the value of the patents at all, and that the ‘Working capital will be (uily sufficient toconduct the Dusiness on »~ economical basis, the saving im thein- terest acccum alone beink suicient to pay fall div- fiends on this issue. Subject to certain reservations detailed in the pro- Spectus the examination of the accountants shows an average profit of $443,140.52 per annum for the ericds considered. We imvite subscriptions to the above mentioned Preterrea Stock at PAK, payable as follows: 0 PER CENT ON APPLICATIO! 30 PER CENT ON ALLOTMENT. W PER CENT ON 2D NOVEMBER. PEK CENT ON 23D NOVEMBER. Subscribers have the option of paying in full for the ‘Btock allotted to them, and interest on the anticipated: payment will be allowed at the rate of 4 per cent per soon ‘The right is reserved to reject or reduce any sub- Scriptions and to make allotments of less than the Smountsapplied for. In allotment preference will be Siven, eo far as practicable, to those stockholders as- Seating tothe recent plan of reorganization and to euployesand dealers in the Company's manufact- res. ‘The failure on the part of the subscriber to pay any Smstailment when due shall operate as a forfeiture of ll previous payments. ‘The subsciption list will open simultaneously at 10 O'clock am., on WEDNESDAY, the 14th day of Octo- ber, 1801, and close at 3 o'clock p.m. on FRIDAY, the 20th day of October, 1801. at our offices. AUGUST BELMONT & CO., ‘25 Nassau st., New York, LEE, HIGGINSON & CO., 44 State st., Boston. Copies of the Pian of Reorganization, the prospectus, ‘With full detaiis and forms of application, cam beob- tained at the oftces above mentioned. ‘The subseription fur the entire amount of the Pre ferred Stock above offered bas been guaranteed by ‘nderwniters in this country. ocl,14 $141,846.71 874,657.87 1, 288,569.41 JB™Xe 4 HUNDRED DoLLaRs wiTH rou (Not in pennies, however), And buy © Ten Per Cont Investment Bond of the Wational Co-operative Building and’ Investment As (@ciatica. secured by valuabie real estate, ‘Best place to put idle money. Good as s treasury note. Sate os government bond. ‘Baperior to savings banks. Paying 6 per cont more interest. DROP IX AND LET US TALE 1T OVER OLDHAM, DENT & CO., Stout of is subscription. "A Of the amcunt subseribed Wi Sf taiiug the subscription Sock. ¢ iso, G00. FRE Siew, AMES L bAuBOUR, elect MINE OFFICE ROOMS FOR RENT the new butiding of the Washington Loan and fioent of i0'per cost required at fhe tine otal susan of Capital waney © CO) SEAT convenience and comfort for men who spend 0 large Dart of their ives .n thelr offices. (Call for permis to inspect the premises. salaries ‘BH WARNER, President. THE AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY. Authorized by law to act as Executor, Adminis- trator, Trustee, Assignee, Receiver, Guardian, Treas- urer, Financial Agent, &c. Pays interest upon de- Posits, manages estates, collects income, loans money, offers *“gilt-edge" investments, rents safes, adTords storage and acts as confidential. adviser in all matters appertaining to finance. Is prouressive, enter- prising—*‘fully im touch with the tines,” alive to the best interest of its Patrons, and with all con- servative. A. T. Britton., Attention is invited to the following invest- ment ‘The Inter State Town Site Company of Omahe, Nebraska. Capital stock, $200.00: fully pala up. Di- ‘vided into shares of $100 each. President—Hon. Benjamin Butterworth, Cin- cinnati, Ohio. Vice President—W. J. Littlejohn, Chicago. Secretary—Francis C. Grable, Omaha. ‘Treasurer—Charles A. Hanna, Lincoln, Neb. Attorney—William A. Gordon, Washington. The company is interested in fifteen (15) ‘Town Sites along the line of the *‘Burituxton Railroad.” It has no indebtedness, and its Property is: wholly free from incumbrauce. ‘and will remain so. ‘The officers serve without expense to the sharebolders. All who bave made a personal ‘examination of the company's property speak in the highest terms of its prospects. We refer by permission to Mr. William A. Gordon and Mr. 0. C. Green. ‘For prospectus end full particulars call on oF address. FRANCIS ©. GRABLE, At office of Samuel Bieber, oxq., 1595 F st. nw. Cost, s AND RESULT” OF 2u-YEAR ENDOW- Dolicies, aumount, $1,000. 1,208 2 L813 BO 40 & 156, For further write CHAS. L. GUKLEY, Special Axent, Equitable Lite Assurance Society, 1:26 ores eels Wns a co., Bankers, 1222 Feet. ow. ACoOUNTS Solicited of firms, corporations*and in- dividuals on the most favorable terms. Commercial paper discounted and loans made on real estate and other collateral. FOREIGN EXCHANGE sold on the rincipal cities oc Europe. GIVE US a portion of your business. ‘Open an account with us. ‘Woops & co., Bankers, 1222 F et. nw. Location Central. 2c8-6t jose 4:30. NAtiosar, SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY OF WASHINGTON, B.E COR, 15TH ST. AND NEW YORE AVE. Chartered by special act of Congress January 22, 1807. ‘Beorganized under act Congress October 1, 1890. ‘Transacts the business of@ TRUST COMPANY 2p ail tts various branches, Also the business of SAVINGS BANK And of = BAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY. Capital: ONE MILLION OF DOLLARS. Acts as executor, sdministrator, guardian of the es- tates of minors, commuttee of the estates of lunatics, receiver, assignee abd executes trusts of any and every ‘Receives money depositein sums of TEN CENTS end upward and allows interest thereon. ‘Loans money upon real estate and collateral secur ity. Sells first-class real estate and other securities. Receives SILVER WARE and all kinds of VALU- ABLES upon deposit in capecious storage vaultsof ‘unsurpassed dryness and security. ‘Small safes for reut trom 85 to $125 per annum. Office hours—Daily from 9 s.m. to 4p.m., and until anal Sptelock pon sefollows, a On ‘15th day of each month. ‘On the last Lusiness vf each wonth. Op the Bret, second: urd days of esch month ‘Wien tbe 13th talis un Sunday the 14th uay will be sexsi Eien ‘Vice President om Pye C. GLOV First. MM. JOHNSTON, Becond Treasurer, z& FRANCIS Kices. ALBERT [STU TEVAN' ‘Directors: es BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. SUBSCRIBED STOCK, $903,000. ‘Was the best plan devised for securing s Home. NO AUCTION OF MONEY. Xo BACK DUES REQUIRED. ‘amount loaned. repayable $13 1th on each 07 Gf uu advanced. "Shureergl per most Q1X PEE CENT AJ-LOWED ON DEPOSITS, ‘$20,000 placed in New Loang, pampaiets and often. - Saab oo Fer ee OFFICERS: Pree Alo! : TRustELs AMERICAN SECUKITY AND TRUST CO. sys A. T. Britton, Pres't. INO. W. MACABINE! ‘Meniber N.¥. Stock Be ‘Seg Sorts Filndelpiun Sowow asd Baldincore Cought and sid. Ewis Banker:89 Rrosawey 5. r ‘Member Washington Stock Kxcbange, LEWIS G. TEWKEBURY & CO., BANKERS AND BROKERS, 3385 F ST.. WASHINGTON, D. c., ang sel for cash or om margin Stocks, Benda, ‘rivals wires to New York and Ghicags ONEY TO LOAN. SUMS TO SUIT. LOWES? RATES OF INTEREST. ‘amounts and lon. tine preverred, GOLDSBOROUGH BOS. & Go. ocl2-3m_ 4X3 Penna. ave. ‘Thowpson of the East London Mission. London's poor. Rev. W. D. Walters, SPECIAL NOTICES. ove missions, will take part in bo h Oc 1B eT ALE AFTER PERMANENT results. Wo want permanent cus- tomers. We know that nothing short of perfect satisfaction to every one of our patrons will ac- PP and the newest. fabric you Want a suit of clothes will “adorn your frame,” give you good, honest ‘we are ready for you. eelied “by any in | Washincton, Fooms of the lower floor and. of the two upper floors have been titted up with every modern convenience, sttch as ctric lizhts, hot water heating, seaitng tules."mull Loxes and Venetian nds, “and ire otuewise Dicel: finished. A toilet adjoins eac A privat suite. A larze fire-proof and burglar proof vault is bout in the wall of each 1001 of their | pand prox uity to the atent office and Various bi wness insti- fations. Moderate ren PROCLOR & PROCTOR, BW. A, M. Proctor. J. Martin Proctor. ool? SPALL wep incs, GEDNEY & ROBERTS, MAKERS OF INVITATIONS, 407 10TH ST., NEAK GAS OFFICE. sel LACE CURTAINS. **We pride” ourselves on the quality gf our Work; have one of our wamous Gall for them. TOLMAN STEAM LAUNDRY, 41 to avy CO st. now. =" D. BARR, IMPORTING TAILOR, 1111 Pa, ave. Fall and Winter Novelties received. apl¢ = A SHORT TINE ONLY-@8 fe offer s Strictly All-wool Overcoat of me- dium weight in Licht and Dark Gray, Black, Tan, Mouse and Smoke color for 88.80. This coat would be cheap for WM. GARNER, ‘The People’s Clothier, 9015-3, 1026 7th wt. nw. Beet OpENING CaRDS Printed in best style at very low im PROS SAD AM Siz Lith wt. n. w. oc Other work as usual. 1 AM NOW ATTENDING MY OFFICE daily (exe inya) froin 9a.1n.t0.5 p-Be WILEIAMS DUNNALLY" Dentiot, 3y31-6m isl F st. nw. NEW _ PUBLICATIONS. Jee a, O'S HAND BOOK OF INVESTMENT SE- CURITIES, of Bankers, Investors, Trust Institutions and Kalway Officials, suppieweniting Poor's Manual or The ohly work published wich. pre Seuts comprehensive statements of the indebiediiess Sf ait ‘the states, ction, towne ad cout of the country. Tn. obe. volume: cloth, royal octavo. Price 82.50 per copy. Edition for Isl ready in July. "JOHN C. PARK oo Gr? and 619 7th BICYCLES. h Lodge, asaute Ten pte WEDNES: JOp.in. Work: M. af de- ree.’ ‘By onder of the W * a ociazt Wit A. GATLEY, Secratary. ga 8200 REWAI ORSIAT Bre Foard to tue cutting of elects wit Randsoine new row of houses on @ st. bet 47th, 18th sts. uw., owned by Mr. T. F. Nouneider SCHNEIDEM, contractor for electric work, maw. : BP PBINCE, Artist Fotograter, “In framing an artist, Art has thus decreed: To make sone good, And others to exceed." Lakespeare, PRINCE, Artist Fotograter. ‘Tho most artistic results in totografy. 13 CF Mthand Pa. ave., over Brentano's, cS Bet UCTION ANNOUNCEMENT. desirable corner property HOUSE G25 T STKEET, frouting T. strect, 6th street and Florida ‘avenue, containing 6 rooms and bath, with all modern iu} Tove- ments, bie carsand Le Droit Pai with dane pa i id by auction tHURSDAY, OUlOBER AT 5 O'CLOCK P.M, in front of the mises. Splendii MATCLIEEE, AID RECENTLY nice to the uumner- S who desire to ‘ous business men, clerks h ¢ inade to 100k e their Old cisthes re ‘Aside fro Seer ey We will be ‘S04 Pleased for our trie Patrons to cali aud see one of the finest Selected stock of Fall and Winter Goods onexbivition in the city at reasonable prices. CLES perv AKLAND & MAY HAVE REMOVE! MOUNT VERNON PLACE rhe: Washington News and Gossip oa ADVERTISING MUSEMENTS: ATTORNEYS rif Ee of Dawson Lorn. held at Manonic Tomy Der 4. 1803. at 7. Ro: By onder of the it 30 P.m 2d dearee, Brethren of ister igduee fratermaily invited to asveai. AUCTION SALES. BICYCLES BOARDING BUSINESS CHANGES. CHIROPODISTS: CITY ITEMS Beem wee C. VOLUNTEERS OF APR:I. 180 d_mesting to be held THURSDAY, Oct a : fail, 11th THE WASHINGTON TRAINING SCHOOL ; FOR NULSES. The -extler course of lectur,. the “Lecture ‘Hall of ths Cent Emerganc MON FAMILY SUPPLIES. FINANCIAL . FOR RENT (Rooms) FOR RENT (Houses). FOR RENT (Miscelianeot FOR RENT (Stores), FORRENT (Stables) FOR SALE (Houses). < MASONIC—NAVAL LODG! : A. M.—A statad communic ‘HY RSDAY, 15th instant, 7 p. By St GEO. SCHULTZ, Secretary. “STOCKHOLDERS HA NSON of this. compan; OCTOBER Se at p.m, at the ight ond Power Company tin Of the stocuho.de: EDNESDAY office of the company, 14 8th st.n.w., for the el *ctto of directors. By oru of charter inenibers, FRANK ALDRICH, Ma PHONE COMPA are will be J. be theotice of the freastizer o: Sips Stow. Washo Dae ne ares we transfer Dodks will be. closed from the 17th t tho oth or October, inclusive, SAMUEL W. _Washington,D. Be EE BEY, WELLS. Dawso Scotland will lectuze at Wesley Cl and F sts. 1. AY order of W. M, FOR SALE (Lots) . FOR SALE (Horses. FOK BALE (Piano: FOR SALE (Miscellaneous) HOTELS LADIES’ GOODS. LEGAL NOTICES ry (ONS, NOTARIES PUBLIC OCEAN STEAMERS._. POTOMAC RIVER BO, PIANOS AND OLiGANI PERSONA\ PROFES: PROPOSALS. 1 GREAT FALL BARGAIN SALE WiLL. fe place tomorrow a 1007-1009 F st. n.w. See fourth pase. L . GOLDSCHMID, Bree meniher 10 likely to be generality fatr, ‘except light rain in west Maryland, winds becoming south; ram Thursday. A HUSBAND FOR 81.15 Can buy « WIFE enough Lumber to repair their house and prem- aes for the coming winter. MILL WORK. LUMBER, HARDWARE. Libbey, Bittinzer & Miller, (Oth st. and New York ave. n.w. au6-3m reet Costumes, Wraps and Jackets c fs mouth only. Perfect Bt and latest styiea. MME. BULLER, 103% Hi st. n. Ww. ocl0-Lin HE ASSESSOR DISTRICT hinxton, D. C., October 7, xiven that on the THIKT' LOBEK, 1801, will expire au ses xiven by the District of Columbia to apothe- ‘auctioneers, banks and bankers, brokers, claim contractors, cattle Lrokers, comission, ints, dealers in distilied and feruiented liquors, wines and cordials, distillers, insurance agents, ice nufacturers of illuminating was, life and fire ‘insurance eh: akents, paws brokers, proprietor sample rooms, tip pling houses, billiard and Jenny Lind tabies, shuttle boards, leys, hotels, livery stables, “intel shops, dealers in second:) ond-hand per- ls, real . Testatirants and eating houses, ters, variety theaters, &c. All parties enwaved in the bed Dusitiess, trades oF professions, must Teuew Uveit licenses, in accordance with & {tue laws of the District 0: Comtubia, vi ¥ person liauie for a license tax who way fall to Day the saine Letore engaging iu the business shall, ih addition to the license tax suposed. pay fine of penalty of yot .ess than five nor wore than Bfty dollars for each ofense. By order of the Counnissioners D.C. MALTHEW TRIMBLE, Assessor D.C, 08-08 ==>CUSTOM-MADE SHIRTS. With a Shirt Factory on the premises, under the management of a practical and long-expert- enced cutter, we are prepared to execute your orders at short dotice, guaranteeing in «very in- Stance a perfect fit and entire satisfaction, Give us a trial order. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, 20th, 11th and F sts. n.w. EDWIN GLADMC his office and reside IE LYNCH AND MISS NORA (ue BOpGE* PNevaatic. It weighs but 20 Ibs. all on and is worth looking at, ‘even if you don’t believe in the PNEUMATIU. —Frice, 8150.— GORMULLY & JEFFERY FG Co., 1325 14th st. n. oclé 1. B. GRAVES, Manager. WE #4VE IN stock A number of High Grade, Solia Tyred Wheels at low figures for cash. Call and see them. Open evenings. CAPITAL DART, PSYCHO, TOURIST, ETO. 1221 F ST. N.W. WHEELERIES AND CYCLING BINK, 921 HOST. N.W. SMITH WHEEL MFG. CO. (THE 1201 CoLumBIA savETY BICYCLE Has arrived. Its e beauty and puts all others tosleep, (Call and seoit, 2019 GEO. & ATWATER & 00., 1424-26Penn. ave. HOTELS. “HE WOODMONT, "1: AND IOWA Tatra” Table tos secommodated: |. F. KUBINSON, Prop. Fifteen years at Wormley's_ ‘ooo T= witiows. ‘Tenallytown road. The only new and complete sub- prban hotel “and rosa houve ih the District." dteached y ‘carsfrom Georgetown In twenty 1nim) SF, by, any, of the popular detves ‘north frou the city. ster and ‘a special eature. COLUMBCH KIRK WOOP, Proprietor. P. 0. address, Box 14, Tenaitytown, D.C." se21-im_ yINDSOR HOTEL, Wida sane New York ave, Mrs. MJ. Colley. formerly proprietress of ‘the ‘Ciarendon Hotel, has seased the Windsor, corner 1oth st.and New York avi and will open it for the reception of guests October 1 Rext. ‘The hotel has been thoroughly overhauled and Fefurnished and is incomplete order. Mr... 8. Sprazue Will be af the counter to show rooms, &., on audutter September 20. wolO-tr. W 14nb's HOTEL. Fa. ave. and 14th st. Washinwton, D. C. a3 EBBITT HOUSE, WASHINGTON, D.C, LEGAL NOTICES. NTHE SUPREME COURT OP THE DISTRICT ary f, giswbia, the 7th day of October, Inti. 0, Mac Namee. complainant, ‘auiee, defendaiit. £4. Doc. . 3 Ou motion of the complainant, by Mr. kutiedge Willson, Ler solicitor, it ts ordered that the defendant cause his appearance fo be entered erein on oF beture the frst rule day occurring forty days atter this day, Otherwise the caliso wil Le proceeded with as in case Of detayt. provided this order shall be published in “The Evening Star,” a newspaper pubiisued iD the city of Washinzton, D.'C.,‘twices week for turee suc ceogsive weeks priot ty said'date. ‘The objet of this suit is for an absolute divorce om tug grounds of desertion and won-suppert Clerk.” meet By M.A. CLANCY, Assistant: Mosr THOROUGHLY Just Scuoor Booxs Axp SCHOOL SUPPLIES. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, WM. BALLANTYNE & SONS, oll 28 7th ot. aw. . Lave moved from Zot st. to 1118 Isth stn. oct lw? eq" Lor irre oR Lars, BRASS TABLES, &. CHAS. A. MUDDIMAN, G14 12th st. oc? NOTICE 10 THE PROPRIETORS OF BAR N. VEALELS IN Dis. LIQUORS, WINES SALE. —OFFICE OF SOF COLUMBIA, ‘Washington, . October 7, 1801.—NOTICE 13 HERELY GIVEN thiat I am now prepared to receive all applications for liquor licenses, Doth WHOLESALE BETAIL. THE LICENSE PEE KEQUIKED BY LAW MUS BE PAID IN ALL CASes BEFORE THE APPLICATIONS WILL BE KECEIVED. | by orders of the Commissioners such petitions uiust be filed at Teast Be COAL. ICE. WooD. "AMEKICAN ICE Co. 486. Nain office: Southwest corner 10th .. ranch offices: G8 Peunsyivanis ave. ist and i sty. n.w.and 1:ith and 14th st. wharves 8.w.” Quality of FUEL unsurpassed. Prices Teason- abl guaranteed, YENOBSCOT ICE. _se24 Cail LED WAGONS for 8. B. SHEDD & BRO., Gas FIXTURES, PLUMBING AND HEATING. 432 9TH BT. N.W. = oc-tr re TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Re ee OP ie conPitRoLLER oF ‘THE CURL CY, WASHINGTON, serTeMBes 267TH, 1891. Whereas, by sutisfactory evidence presented to the undersixned, it has Leen iuade_ t Mi. As aon od fone ee the Act of Congress to cable Nationa rAsoucise tious to extend their corporate existence and for Other purposes.” approved July 12. 1662. N jure 1, EDWARD 8. LACEY, , Comptroli cy, do ueroby certity that “THE CLIT NATIUNAL BANK OF WASHINGTON C ip the CITY OF WASHIN ‘UN, in the County of WASHINGTON, and DISTRICT OF CO- L BIA, is authorized to have ci period specified in 1s amended artic] ‘Bamely Until ciove of business on OCTUBER L. ry opo Wwhereot witness my hand and seal of office this 261H day of SBEPTEMBEX, 1891. (SeaL.) E. 5. LACEY, Be Ut Comptroller of the Currency. THE PHENOMENAL INCREASE IN OUR Slurt Departuent has been caused by the ‘appreciating tue jact that their Shirts are made © premises, DOSE st, T. HALL, Shirt Maker. ses. Boe TNT SS OF DERIVERY, Cleanliness of fel, ¥ Wi weizht and measure, are inducements I offer that Fou cahuot aflurd ty ixuore Thandie only ‘the. best is of the mont covet selected especialiy tor the kind ot coal you w: inspect your Lest a coat wil! be satistactor ‘evenings. AURY DOVE. ond 1 sts. ow. branches, Bew.i Wharf, foot of F and-G sts, eeo-iu 4 4 Sg => WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY. 'h peas, I5e. per can; Mttle earl (tiny tins) ew tomate catsup, the ; Enylish pickles, ais varieties, 5c. ale wi farce ot, “Se, Shes new hina. Sab"aed GEO. E. KENNED’ se29-1m E200, Se" ©. Towres. FURNITURE A SPECIALTY, ‘My reasons for claiming a portion of public patronage: My stock is purchased for cash. ‘My expenses much jess than larger competitors’. Xo ledders or baits at cost, and double profitson ‘other goods, No woods misrepresented. 1 rely On fair dealing and low prices for success. the Overcoats did go out of this store Satuflay, Monday and yesterday. They real old-time kind of sales days. is and Odd Pants went almost as fast. We started fortnight azo with more fall Overcoats and Middle-weight Overcoate than, ever. Today we ordered more. ‘The tide is surely turned this way. GEORGE SPRANSY, ONE-PRICE CLOTHIER, ool 434 7th st. now. <n FALL PRINTING. ‘Will you give us a chance at it? Maybe we an save you money. Maybe we can execute it in better manner. Maybe you'll like us better. Come soos. enter and Enero i . Telephone 843-2. toclaJ G23 Date a. we j warmer; Govenxuest Recerrrs Topay.—Internal rev- Mr. E. W. Hatronp, the President's private secretary, is improving and is considerably better today. i G. B. Tarton has been appointed a fourth- class postmaster at Cerriton, Vo. Taz Tarascar Bataxce.—The net balance in the treasury today is $39,091,929, including $16,087,323 subsidiary coin and $12,528,738 deposited in national banks. Nava Paraents—The Navy Department has made the twelfth payment to the Bath iron works for work on gun boats Nos.5 and 6, amounting to $14,332 in each caso. A New Youx Comarrtee.—A committee rep- resenting the provision trade on the New York roduce excl called on Secretary Rusk to- lay and req the extension of the meat privilege to the New York abattoire. Gorxe ro Iowa.—Mr. Charles E. Vrooman, chief clerk of the office of solicitor of the treas- ury, has arranged to take part in the lowa po- litical campaign and will leave for that state ‘this week. Be ™LoniNe Lone By Mertz.” October 14, 1891. Help yourselves. We suggest that you difficulty in getting Please you give us a trial. will be found here. garments. assurance of yourselves." iv Order. $25 will pay fora business - €25 will pay MERTZ AND COMPANY, Tailors, ool 514 ith st. aw. men who have bad ents to fit and ‘st | Columbian exposition. ‘Bronerany Nosix has designated Mr. Edward M. Dawson, chief clerk of the Interior Depart- ment, to represent the secretary's. office in matters arising in connection with the world’s Disraicr Parexts.—Patents have been issued to citizens of the District as follows: Nathan C. Lane, marking stamp; Henry C. Johnson, book leaf holder; Edward A. Henkle and J. C. Fowler, curved linotype bar; Mabel Howard, game apparatus. “FASHION, WEARS OUT MORE bh ee EE a Se SO = Keep in” “style.” even if your old clothes do reitive to succumb to the ravaxes of tune. It is a trait Of the clothes tailored Lere to per- ‘mist in not wearing out. ‘The popuiar business coat this Season is curdouble-breasted box. ‘Trousers ure cut fuil at the knee and tapering at the bottom. ‘There 48 inteiligent and ‘uniutellixent tailoring, and Iam to do “the former. "You can get $25 Suits order elsewhere, but not such > Suits as 1 manufacture. Why tistaction is : WARFIELD SIMPSON ocld Cor. Whit und G ste Bw. = LITTLE TOO SOON PER- haps to speak of Furs. Yet we havethem. All the new shapes in all the popular skins. We have always had the reputation of carrying the best Furs. The present stock more than sustains this reputatior B. H. STINEMET? & SONS, se18-co3m__ 1327 Pennsrivania ave. n. FOR SALE— ‘bullding on F {orsiueh repair: new buildinirs on sides, 3 n idly rising in value; trust ocldtusthiss JOHN 0. —<— OF INTEREST ‘TO LOVERS OF FINE BUTTER. I beg to announce that I receive tri- weekly supplies of Print Butter from creameries located in Delgware county, Pennsylvania, one of the finest dairy istricts in that state, ‘These creameries STouNSOW: con Bh ‘are owned and managed by «GQ P. DABLINGTON & BKO, And WwW. & J. SHARPLESS, ‘Whose reputation as Fine Butter makers is well established. They give personal attention to the care of the cream, its churning and the working of the Butter, thus securing uniformity and EXCELLENCE IN QUALITY. Futiy appreciating the importance of ‘perfection in their product in this axe of rapid improvement in dairy appliances, they have equipped their creameries ‘with the latest improved machinery and ‘are now prepared to furnish me with butter equal to any sold in this or any other market. They print to my special order “THE SHEAF OF WHEAT," And I am now readyto fill orders for ‘that famous brand. D. WILLIAM OYSTER, DEALER IN FINE BUTTE STANDS Nos. 340, 341 AND 342, CENTER OF B 8ST. WING, ona, 12,14,.5"* T= manor EXCELLENT OFFICE a. ; dont ‘brick, in 7 per cent investment and rap- Tue Anwon Tzsts.—The testing of armor plates for naval vessels, which was to have taken place at the naval proving grounds near Indian Head on the Potomac river during the latter part of this week, has been postponed for a few days. The final arrangements for the tests will be made when Secretary Tracy returns from Bethlehem Thureday next. Ove Retations Wrra Curxa.—It is said at the State Department that the report from Shanghai that the foreign ministers have closed negotiations with the Chinese govern- ment cannot be true #0 far as the representa- tive of this government is concerned, for the reason that no instructions of that character have been, issued by the, President and the acting minister would hardly presume to take such important steps in the absence of posi- tive instructions. Navat Onpzns.—Lieut. J. M. Robinson or- dered to the hydrographic office, Ist December next. Surgeon A. F. Magruder ordered to the Boston. Passed Assistant Surgeon E. H. Mars- teller ordered to special duty at Baltimore. Surgeon W. L. Dixon detached from the Bos- ton, and granted two months’ leave of absence. Chief Engineer F. G. McKean detached from the bureau of steam engineering and ordered to the Boston. Chief Engineer H. D. McEwan from the Boston, and granted two months’ ve. Pensoxat.—Rev. Jobn Krauts, jr., of Jersey City, Rev. Chas. Edward Locke of Pittsburg, Dr. J. F. Berry of Chicago, Miss M. L Gibson of Paris, Rev. W. E. Av of W: Del, and Dr. Wm. P. “lowe of Chitags are at the Fredonia.——Hon. Chas. ee of John W. Bradbury of Petersburg, Va., and C. W. Bolton of At- lanta are at the Me’ tropolitan.—Hon. Andrew Stewart of Pennsylvania, J. H. Coleman of WRECKED BY GALES. Furious Storms Raging on the MONUMENT 10 RED JACKET. The New President of Adams Ex- press Company in Charge. AMERICAN EFFORTS FOR PEACE DAMAGE WEOUGHT BY STORMS. Recent Disasters ou the American and British Coaste. New Yorx, Oct. 14.—The fearful storm which raged in this vicinity since Sunday has wrought immense damage along the Long Island coast. At Rockaway waves nearly thirty feet high are lashing the beach, plowing far into the sand and washing buildings and boats out to sca. Many pleasure crafts have been missing since Sunday and it is feared that they have been lost with all or. boa: White, Alfred Kane, Mark Thureb; Little of New York hired two boats Sunday for a day's fishing. ‘They have not siuce been ween, but one of the boats has been picked up and there is hardly a doubt that all four men have been drowned. SIXTREN MEN Rost. At Holland's Station on Rockaway Beach, seven boats were iet out on Sanday. They car- ried sixteen men. None of them have since been seen, and it is thought the storm carried them out tosea. As the water outside the in- let raged mountains high, so that a small boat could scarcely live a minute in it, the eixteen men were probably drowned. A two-masted schooner, sailed by James Moore and having a crew of three men, put out from Canaries Sunday afternoon. She was loaded with coal and bound for Baltimore. She was caught in the storm and the three sailors were swept off the deck while trying to make sail Moore clung to a mast and was saved, but only after drifting around for over twenty-four hours, and then at the loss of Julius Quay, alife saver, who went out to the vessel ina breeches buoy and w drowned. Moore was finally rescued. He is believed to be insane from his awfal experi- ence, as he talks iz an incoherent way and con- stantly begs to be taken back to the boat. ON THE BRITISH COASTS. Lonpox, Oct. 14.—The furious gale which has been raging over all England, Ireland and ihe south of Scotland for over twenty-four hours, and which bas already caused a vast amount of damage about the seaside towns and wrecked a large number of vessels, continues today in all its intensity. 1% THE cries. In the cities and large towns proud of the possession of one or more parks a great amount of damage has been done. Trees have been blown down or mutilated on all sides in these people's pleasure grounds, plants and shrubs have been scattered literally to the winds and flower beds have been crushed nearly out of existence by the fury of the storm. Chimneys and tiles were carried everywhere from the roofs of private dwellings, outhouses of wood crashed down as if built of cards. Pe- destrianism was, during the height of the storm, utterly impossible and the trafic by railroad or water was almost brought to a com- plete standstill. At Folkstone, one of the great landing places for the transchannei steamers, throughout the night the sea swept the great pier with iminense waves, carrying» away all the lighter portions of the structure and threatening to wrench away its most powerful supports. The light house at its extremity was deluged by the angry waters, and it was even feared that 1t might be swept from its founda- tions. The channel passenger bouts were un- able to cross last night, and to those who kn the weather these vessels venture out in this gives some idea of the severity of the storm which prevailed. ‘Today the storm is raging very heavily and is still doing much damage. At Helensburg, a watering place on the Firth of Clyde, at the en- trance of the Gareloch, near Dumbarton, Scot- land, the fishing and other boats which had been drawn upon the beach at the first a proach of the gale were carried along by furious waves, Which poured into the streets, flooding the houses and driving the inmates from their homes, many escaping through the windows, so little ‘warning was given of the inundation. A terrific gale arose at Brighton yesterday afternoon, blowing down most ot the structures in the course of erection for Buffalo Bill's Wild West show and wrecking them utterly. PERIL OF PASSENGER TRAINS. ‘Two passenger trains running between Glas- gow and Helensburg were brought toe stand- still, to the intense alarm of the passengers, by the waves, which washed overand threatened Sosdemotich ths tack. he fires of oslecemetives were extingui completely stranding the trains and placing the lives of “the passen gers in peril. pe from the cars was im- possible and all attempts made up to the pres- ent to reach the trav have fi The trees in Richmond Park, St. James’ Park, Hyde Park and have been greatly damaged. M: veterans which have withstood the wrath ages have been uprooted. New Youx.Oct. 14.—President Sanford of the Adams Express Company, who was yesterday elected to succecd Mr. Hoes, took formal pos session of the affairs of the company this morn- ing. He is investigating the status of the bus ness, assisted by the new vice president, Mr. Lovejoy, and will announce the result on com= pletion." No changes of officers and agents are contemplated as yet. Briperront, Coxx., Oct. 14.—The story rela- tavo to the double dealing practiced by Preah dent Hoey and Vice Prestient Clapp Bposnes of the Adams Express Company bas caused much astonishment in this city, in which Mr. iS lived for the past thirty years. a palatial house on Golden Hill, tho fasbionable residential street; has been « piller of Christ (Episcopal) Church, and has alwaye been regarded ably uprightness in boxines: dealings. seen by @ reporter yesterday, and when PUFpose of tho visit was announced display much agitation. He suid, “I have nothing whatever to say for publication. Ido not kuow what the morning papers have to wy, es 1 have mot read them, but if L had I would till have nothing to Mr. Spooner's health has been poor during the past year and he has also been Brief atthe recent death of tigations resulted mfiture of Hoey and , lives within a stone's throw of the latter house. For years the two men have not spoken to each other, and it has been common talk here that Hoey and Spooner were chiefly responsible for keeping Sanford out of the president's chair of the Adams Express Company years ago. Delegates Selected to Attend the Meeting of the Peace League in Kome. -Puuapenrata, Oct. 14.—The pan-republie Congress committee at ite two days’ sessions here designated Edward Everett Hale, D.D., and William 0. McDowell as delegates to the meeting of the International Peace League soon to be held at Rome, Italy. The Human Freedom League constituted at this meeting is to comprise as charter members the membership of all organizations in. the world which favor iiberty, constitutional gov- ernment snd the promotion of free institu. tions. All such are invited to send name and address to Wm. 0. McDowell, chairman of the organizing committee, Newark, N. J. The gencral committeeadjourned to meet ot Omaha, Neb., Aprii 10, 1892. —_ IN MEMORY OF RED JACKET. Erection of aGranite Monument on the Spot Where He Was Born. Warerroo, N. ¥., Oct. 14.—This afternoon at Canoga, «ix miles from here on the shore of Senaca lake, on the spot where Red Jacket, chief of the six nations of the Iroquois, was born, was unveiled the gran- ite monument to his memory erected by the Waterloo Library and Historical Society. A delegation of Indians from the 3,700 Canadian survivors of Six Nations arrived last evening. ‘These include John Buck, a chief of the Onon- dagas, and a number of Cayuga chiefs. Dele- faitons from other tribes «rrived this morning. jon. W. C. Bryapt of Buffalo delivered the oration. On this spot Red Jacket was born in January, 1730, bis real name being Sa-Go-Ye-Wa- meaning “He keeps them awake.” His jacket title came from his dress, His eminence : of Chief Brant in the Six es to the crown in the revo- lution and to the United States in 1812 are all recorded in the early history of this region. Red Jacket's remains lie in Forest Lawn cem- etery, Buffalo, and within a few weeks a mona ‘ment will be erected over his grave there. > — DR. BROOKS MADE BISHOP. Impressive Services and # Distinguished Gathering in Trinity Church, Boston. Bostox, Oct. 14.—With services as solemn and impressive as bas ever Leen witnessed this city, Dr. Phillips Brooks, the rector of Trinity Church, was today made bishop of the Episcopal diocese of Massachusetts. Promptly at 11 o'clock K. C. D. Parker, who has served Trinity long in the capacity of or- ganist, commenced to ay the voluntary and 2 TOCess ym a , Holy, Holy," and. "The God of Abr ‘a respectively, were sung by the ehoir and ence standing, and the solemn clergy began to move from the robing room. The bishops present were the Right Rev. Jobn William of Connecticut, siding bishop of the ‘Amerloan, church; Rt. Rev. T. M. Clark and Rt. Rev. H. B. Whipple, bishops respectively of the dioceses of Rhode Inland and Minnesota; Bishops A. N. Litticjoin of Long Inland and W. C. Boane of Albany and Rt. Rev. H. C. Potter of New ¥, ‘There were also present about 160 the diocese of Massachusetts and 265 lay gates. They ranged themselves around the chancel rail wi qe ee The of presiding bishop then read the which Bishop Littlejohn read the Act. ax, a and Neely the bt Joba: xxi, 1 ‘Ike Nicene creed was followed the mis sionary hymn “Go Forth, ve Hi x Lisbop Potter then ascended the pulpit amd preached the consecration sermon. PRESIDENT HARKISON’S RECORD. He Receives Seven Hundred Visitors ts Twenty-three Minutes. About 500 delegates to the convention of the Epworth League called at the White House this afternoon at 1 o'clock and saw the President. The reception took place in theeast room. There were no formalities, the callers merely passing by the chief magistrate and shaking hands with him. ‘The general secretary of the con- vention was introduced to the President Troy, N. ¥. and’ J. A. Coieman of “Lynchburg” are at the National.— G. W. of California, R. W. Miller of Washi Pa. and W. P. Gorges of Buffalo St. James.—A. T. Goldsborough of yesterday.——Rev. Geo. W. Do of St Joba's i yet peed from his European trip € A Protest Against Mahone's Advice. i Ee life boat p it was only after the rescuers bring them to land. He i i gn | | Hi Ee i F i : f t Ul & Hi i g3} Hf 6. te b | | il : i ! I E | of Claims before the court meets on the last Monday of this month. ‘The docket of the court is said to be over crowded and action on claims is necessarily de layed beyond a reasonable length ef time, eo that it is urged tobe quite essential that there