Evening Star Newspaper, October 19, 1891, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS. 1101 Pennsylvania Avecse, corner 11th St. by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, S H_KAUEF?MANN, Pres't Bow York Office, 88 Potter Building, ‘iy mail any there im the United States OF Granda —postace prepaid 0 cate per mouth. Sarcmpar Quan: foreurn postace vel (Enterd at the Post Office at Washington, D.C., a second-class wail mnatter.} 7 AD mall subscriptions must be paid in advance, Rates of advertising made knows on application. —_—_—_—_—_—— eee. Von 79, No 20,08 GOV. HILL WELCOMED The Chief Executive of New York Received at Richmond, ALL QUET AT CLIFYON FORGE, Yh. Che Evening Star. WASHINGTON. D.C. MONDAY, OCTOBER -19, 1891 Minister Carter of Hawaii Hope- lessly Ill in New York. TWO CENTS. PRINCE LEADS THE CYCLISTS SPECIAL NOTICES. ___ SPECIAL NOTICES Washington News and Gossip MEXICAN BORDER. FINANCIAL. FINANCIAL re YF ge EE ES $1,250,000. ey ose e ee A FEW REMARKS DIRECTED To you BY THE AMERICAN SECURITY AND ‘TRUST COMPANY, 1419 G ST. N.W. TO TREASUR: ‘Treasurers of clubs, associations, lodices, societies, bands, orwani- zations, institutions, incorporations, &c., Baving uninvested funds on hand should Place them with the American Security and ‘Trast Company. as such balances draw in- terest, Fot are subject to check at sight. Keep your money at work. The company has capital of a uillion and a quarter dollars, TO CAPITALISTS. —If you have money to imvest we have a cumber of first mortcages for sale payin 6 percent. If you prefer to have your money subject to demand we will allow interest thereon. The company also iesues interest-paying debentures in suns of $100, $500 and $1,000. TO BORROWERS.—The cofmpany has money to loan upon approved real estate, Stocks. bonds and similar securities at low Fate of interest. Applications for money tobe Used for building purposes will be received and carefully considered. TO PROSPECTIVE BUILDERS,—Do you Propose to build? If so you can piace your money with us at interest and check it out as you need it. TO IRE THRIFTY.—If you have small amounts to invest we can accommodate you. If the amount is not large enough to invest immediately we will pay you interest thereon Until it does become larce envweh. TOOWNERS OF VALUABLE PAPERS.— Unless you have rented and used a safe de- Posit box you can never fully aprreciate ite value. The company re Founded with every sa: and $25 per year. These boxes are invaluable for keeping your important papers, stocks, Donds, money, Jewels, Ke. TO NON-RESIDENT REAL ESTATE OWNERS AND THOSE EXPECTING TO TRAVEL. The company Ure of manawinz the estates of no! and those leavine the city for # journey. In- terest, dividends, rents and other income goliacted and remitted as desired. LAST BUY NOT LEAST. ‘The principal feature of the business of the American Security and Trust Company is acting in the capacity of Trustee, Executor, Administrator, Guardian, Assignee ot Re- ceiver. Acompany such as ours has many advantages over the individual in fulfilling these duties. The company has a varied and extensive experience, lame capital, best op- portunity of making judicious investments aud = thorough knowledge of financial Phitadeiphia Directors: William M. Coates, Robert Dornan, Danie! Donovan, Jobn N. Hate John 8. Jenks, Henry 8. Louel Caleb J. Milne, haries Yorter, jan H. Heed ‘SS. Sharp, William Verner, Barry P. West. Office: 1419 @ st. nw. ‘Be-Warchouse: i140 Toth a we ocld put it im Real Estate, which will savings banks, mortgages OF ‘We have for sale In YORT MEYER HEIGHTS Some of the most beautiful building sites in the world, Overlooking the whole city. ‘They surpass anything on the Hudson. Choice lots right onthe Pallroad WASHINGTON AND, ARLINGTON ELECTRIC ‘(Now under construction, Or On that fashionable and popular drive, The ‘MILITARY ROAD. ‘You can't make s mistake if you invest your money fon SRY ask you to look the property over and judge LARGE FORCE AT WORK GRADING STREETS. Quarry of hard blue stone right on the property. frow which stone will be furnished at cost to those in tending to butia. ‘Call and let us drive you over the property. OBINSON & LODGE, Investment and iteal Estate Brokers, he Sand 0 Atlantic building. ocl9-m,w. Fivrurrr BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCTATION ‘Has the best plat Jevived for vecuniag Moma SolAUcTION OF MONE OBACK DUES REQUIRED. | Any swount loaned. repayabie 61.) per month on each TU advanced. ‘Shares: 81 per month, i sik Frx'c ENT AL Low Eo‘ok Datvatia jor formation SISAND vis‘ SE WW OP (019) Alonzo Tweedale, Sea. T= WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY, GRANITE BUILDING, CORNER 9TH AND F STS. CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS. This com pays interest paeecneed Deis Jects and met Sorcsens apes sora sites Sena Roe utc ae Sarde the cuties balidine: ™ on deposits OFFICERS. AINAKD H. WARNER, President. HN JOY EDSON, Vice President. Wot. B. ROBISON, Secre WA. B GUBLEY, Treasurec., B36 a wespnep dortars wiTH You (Not tn pennies, however), And buy s Ten Yer Cent Investment Bond of the ‘Wational Co-operative Building and Investment As- ‘sociation, secured by valuable realestate, | ‘Best place to put idle money. Good sss treasury note, Bafe ae s government bond. ‘Superior to savings banks, ‘Paying 6 per cent more interest, DROP IN AND LET US TALK IT OVER. OLDHAM, DENT & CO., Attention is invited to the following invest- ‘ment: ‘The Inter State Town Site Company of Omaba, Nebraska. (Capital stock, $200,000; fully paid 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—Ciarles A. Hanna, Lincoln, Neb, Attorney— William A. Gordon, Washington. The company is interested in fifteen (15) ‘Town Sites along the line of the “‘Buriington Railroad.” It has no indebtedness, and its Property ist wholly free from incumbrance. ‘and will remain so. The officers serve without expense to the sharehoiders. All who have made a personal ‘exam {uation of the company’s property speak in the highest terms of ite prospects. We refer by permission to Mr. William A. Gordon and Mr. O. C. Green. For prospectus and full particulars call on or address FRANCIS ©. GRABLE, At office of Samuel Bieber, esq., 1336 F st. n.w. oe Mo™E® 70 Loss, a iS LOWEST mou d lone erred, GOLDSBOKOUGH BOS. & CO., ocl2-3m Wks Penna. a FP = OFFICE hooMs YOR KENT In the new building of the Washington Loan and ‘Trust Company, corner 9th and F sta, Every modern convenience and comfort for men who spend & large part of their lives in their offices. Call for permit to inspect the premises. sel6-3m B. H, WARNER, President. y ATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY OF WASHINGTON, B.E COR 15THST. AND NEW YORE AVE. Chartered by special act of Congress January 22, 1807. ‘Reorganized under act Congress October 1, 1890. ‘Transactsthe business of4 ‘TUST COMPANY 2p all ite various Uranches, Also the business ofs BAVINGS BANK Aud of = €AFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, Capital: ONE MILLION OF DOLLARS: description. Receives money deposits in sums of TEN CENTS and upward and allows interest thereon. ity. Selis first-class real estate and other securities. Receives SILVER WARE and all kinds of VALU- ABLES upon deposit in capacious storage vaults of Unsurpassed dryness and security. ‘mall safes for rent from $5 to $125 per annum. . in Eure until 9 o'clock piu. a follows. On Joth day of each month. on 2 jst business day of each month. hret, a days of each month ote ‘he Lov talis un Sunday the 144 day will be sengaMis ticoae JAMES M. JOHNSTON," Second. ‘Treasurer, E. FRANCIS KIGGS, ALBERT 1. si Ubrevane. Dao W comson. CORSON & MACARTNEY,” GLOVEK BUILDING, 1419 F ST. N. W., ankers and Dealers in Government Bonds, Deposits. Exchange. Loans. Collections. Railnnd Stscks and the exch bay \. yusbt — fae ‘ Bouts sud ail iocal Halirvad. phone Stock dealt in. iets as executor, administrator, guardian of the es- of minora, comuuttee of the estates of lunatics, receiver, assinee and executes trusts of ay and every ‘Loans money upon real estate and collateral secur- ‘Bonds andall securities usted on ‘of New York, riiladelplia, boston and securities. District Gas, Insurance and Iele- American ell ‘Telephone Stock boucht and sold. Jy18, THE COLUMBIA FIKE INSURANCE Pia COMPANY OF THE DISTRICT OF CO- At the semf-annual meeting of the board of trustees of this company, heid October 12, 1801, a semi-annual dividend of 6 per cent ou the capital stock wasdecisred, payable on and after Nove: ber 1, 181. Oks for the transier of stock Closed from October Bt Ler 3, 1091. bot ion of the company at the end of the fiscal one-half year ending Septeinber 330, 1801,a8 was shown Gen, Stanley Says That It isa Hard Place to Police. Brig. Gen. David 8. Stanley, commanding the department of Texas, makes some interest- ing remarks in his annual report on the sub- ject of the condition of things on the line be- tween this country and the neighbor on the south. He says: “The care of the Mexican border, which in this department is defined by the Rio Grande, is one that requires constant attention. To know just how far this is the duty of the United States, or where exactly the state of Texas comes in, is not always very plain. The only safe rule is to regard all, or any person, coming from the right bauk of the Rio Grande asan idler; with arms in his hand and no visi- ble means of support, as an intruder. There is no complaint to be entertained of the Mexican government; their officers do their duty; but the frontier is 1,000 miloe in extent, with long stretches of unsettied wild country, and no police, civil or military, can effectually watch such a border and entirely prevent crime—requiring notice by the United Stat forces. We find that the very presence of troops serves as a restraining in ders have occurred, and the murderer runs quickly into the wilds of Mexico, and it is plain that but for the presence of United States troops, few as they are, revenue regulations would bea dead lette “The condition of the troopsin this depart- ment is good and efficient, a matter worth mention. us during the long summers of south- wertern Texas it requires extra energy to keep =e up to the mark. “The report of the acting judge advocate foneral is interesting, and th fact that the num- r of desertions in the last half of the fiscal year is only one-half ax great as the mumber in the first six months is a hopeful sign. ‘The re- port illustrates what we knew before, namel, that the causes of desertion cannot be classi- My belief is that it is a matter of com- and that the plain way to have good soldiers is to pay them the wages of the loca- tion they serve. The pay of the daily laborer | at this place—San Antonio—is $1.50 « day. After fully estimating all the advantages of the soldier's emoluments over the compensation of the laborer, still the wages of the laborer are fally 50 per cent above the wages of the soldier. will call attention to the reduced condi- tion of the transportation of the army in this department. An organized and trained trans- portation must furnish the legs of an army and WELCOMED TO RICHMOND, Gov, Hill of New York Arrives at the Capital of the Old Dominion. Ricumoxn, Va., Oct. 19.—Gov. Hill and party arrived here at 6:50 o'clock this morning in twe special cars attached to the regular Richmond expross of the Pennsylvania railroad. The trip was almost without incident. Gov. Hill «pent the early morning talking with Senator Voor- hees and Gen. Slocum and retired early to bie state room. At all the small stations where the train stopped after 7 o'clock this morning there were little groups of men and women waiting tocatch a glimpse of the governor Senator. The intermittent rain made any demonstration impossiLle. At Ashland, a small station not far from Richmond, au advance committee to welcome the governor to the city consisting of Prestom Belvin, the president of the Powhattan Club, Mr. resident of the common Johu Bell Bigger boarded At the Richmond station Mayor Ellysom, Roddy Tensor,secretary of the Powhattan Club, and & committee of citizens were in wail with carriages. Gov. Hill, Senator Voorhees, Gen. Slocum and Mr. Belyin got into the fret by four white horses, aud when the other members of the party had been distributed among the other carriages they were taken through the principal streets of the city to Murphy's Hotel. ‘There Gov. Hill held « brief informal reception and shook bands with a number of leading local democrats. He then retired to his room to get a little rest be- fore luncheon. At 11:30 the members of the local committee called for Gov. Hill and took him for a drive through the city. Shortly after 1:90 o'clock the party arrived at the home of Mayor Ellyson, where an informal luncheon was served. After luncheon the party will be taken to the Weat- morelaud Club, returning W the hotel at & o'clock. Ats o'clock tonight a public meeting will be held at the Mozart Academy of Music, at which Preston Belvin will preside. The governor bas said that be will not make @ speech at this mecting. At 10 o'clock a reception will be held at the executive mansion. At 11 o'clock the party will leave Richmond for Atlanta. —_ TROOPS AT CLIFTON FORGE. => MASONIC.—A "SPECIAL COMMUNICA- a ion of Federai Lodze, "No. 1, FA. A. Mec willfe held TURSD AT the Shiny amt af 5-80 0° m.. for the purpose of working the M.M. dezree. Brcchiren of acter lodges raternally invited to be pres- ent. Tig onder of & he W. if. PROCTOR, Secretary. THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY. CORCORAN SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL. addition to his other duties, hse lass in Avchitectural Draw ‘is How in stccesafal operation. Apply to E. f FHUSZOE bea. ro 1.0.0, F_ NOTICE 18 GIVEN THAT MAK- ‘tha Washington Xo. Dot B, ne RSDAX at their hail at :30 ofclock. “B. TLKINS,R.8. <>4 STATED MEFTING OF ALBERT PLE = Consistory, No.1. A A.S. Ry wall be held at Se Cathedral of the ite on MONDAY, the 10th inet-+ Toteock bi 4.H HOLT, Ven. Master of the Kadosh. Attest: ROB'T. BALL, 32 deg, Rexistrar. ie SCOTTISH RITE, MITHRAS LODGE OF Perfection. The stated ll be Sf the cathedral of the rite on TUESDAY, 20th ‘The lodce wil! be open in the small room at 7 p.m. for the transuction o ‘business. ‘Work—Baptisin into the rite at 7:30 in the cathedral Index to Advertisements, ADVERTISING AMUSEMENTS ATTORNEYS AUCTION SALES, BUSINESS CHANCES., CHIROPODISTS ,. CITY ITEMS DENTISTRY | EDUCATIONAL oni 5. “20th thst. & lange attendance msidered, In order to gain ad- rd ven. master, ‘A. H. HOLT, 324 dee. Secretary. ust show the current (blue) wise they iuuust be vouched (or b: Be NIGHT, SCHOOLS. — THE | NIGHT . T. LONGLEY, President, Schools of the District Secretaiy. where th HALE Estate Broker. EVERY BUSINESS MAN Knows that a good location 's the essentials of success, He Se Cookie school ak G00 Oaks ne schoo nw. giclock. “JOHN T. MITCHELL, President ‘Trustees <q GRANITE CUTTERS, ATTE E> There willbe seca uel T BUR eeIITREHBAGEES FOR RENT (Offices) FOR RENT (Roows) FOR RENT (Houses). FOR RENT (Miscellaneous! IR RENT (Stores) FORRENT (Stables) FOR SALE (Houses). FOR SALE (Lots) FOR SALE (Horses FOR SALE (Pianos). FOR SALE (Mliscellaneo HOTELS | eH eLettteL Fe duced. We have cut the ur lugh grades i ricae of of L SU; > 5 Seesenune 01 ¥ ol, ious the prever be adapted for business now offered at 2 low figure. JOHN B. WIGHT, ocl7 140835 G st. _ e="" FAVE RecEIVeD ove sr LAMPS FOR FALL AND SHALL BE GLAD TO HAVE YOU EXAMINE THEM. 8. 8. SHEDD & BRO., oTH ST. {Urpose of forming an asso, “By orders unt OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF Bore iitnet or met 1st. Ordered: providing a° pern District of bo, and the sume is hi 50 on every 8100 of real estate with! Soluiubia not exeiupted by law, except uyon teal property held used exclusively for agricultural purposes within Units of tue cities of Washincton aud Georg. 0 designated by the csgessor in his anuual Tate of Which snail be #1 on every’ Personal property ‘nthe District 0: Rb eee wh 1.50 ou every $100 accords to t assessed Valuation tnereof. ‘Ihe first half of said tax shalt be due and payable the. e TNO1, and the second half on *) 3.2 DOUGLASS, JW ‘ 208 Oth st MELVILLE LINDSEY, , <a OPEN FOR SUBSCRIPTION AND FIRST PAYMMENT. nt ‘orm. of approved Jui levied of €2 Ise, a tux NOTARIZS PUBLIC OCEAN STEAMERS. POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. PIANOS AND O8GANS, PERSONAL. PROFESSIONAL... PROPOSALS, RAILROAD: SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIALTIES... EQUITABLE ocl7-tr CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION, 1003 F st. per share, ASSETS $1,272,311-01. way and ex- e anner and at the lowest ith rood work. JOHN F. SHEIRY, Printer, Equitable buil JOHNSON CAFE. New dork, Rockaway tuca oysters irom Hampton Roads, KEEN. ‘Monthly payments and Chucka- WANTED (Board). WANTED (Help). WANTED (Hoi ‘The 22nd issue of stock open for subscription and Payment on and after October (6, ISO1. Oflice hours frou 9 a.m. to 4:00 p.u daily. On the first Wednesday ineaci month the office will be open from 6 to S o'clock p.m. Pamphlets and information concerning the object and advantazes of the association furnished upon ap- plication at the office. THOMAS SOMERVILLE, Prest. JNO. JOY EDSON, Secy. ocl7-1m Four things unnecessary: **Paint- ing the lily,” *‘cilding refined old,” Praising our stock of suitings and trouserings and extolling the skill of our cuttes and tailors. You natu- rally turn this way for the beat and most perfect-fitting clothes possible to produce, and we shali never disap- Point you with inferior materials and Omers and Will quArCR"Ce for past favors, kindy Four peivomage Formerly of 81. Di_RUFUS CHOATE HAR ee ih catte ind restteens to tie urs. 4 to 7 peu. Sunday thesani Older WINTER RESORTS Statement of the circulation of THe EVENING ‘Star for the week ending October 17, 1891- MONDAY, October 12, i891... slovenly fitting garments. After you THE WASHI TRAINING SCHOOL speculated in $25 tailor-made si 32 | ¥4gon transportation run down to inefficien SES. tes reed padi toed eS ee Satis | i ifarious to the service. In this department | AM @ulet and No Further ‘Trouble te Ex= seal Dispenesry fand got A sure thing. Ttis trae econ- WEDNESDAY, October 14, 189 337 number of mules and wagons is so small Eiersency Hospitals No. aus doeh 18 YOUR PRESENT PIANO omy to ficht shy of anything toe THURSDAY, October 15, 1991 33,109) that no expedition could now be fitted out to| | Currox Fonor, Va., Oct. 18.—A detachment | - . ‘ poll 71 n road. io Gi 1 Soumnienctiue THU ‘All you desire in ‘lone, Style and Fnish? we ee eat: FRIDAY, October 16, 1891. 753 | Ope! iy diss om & rai is/of the Monticello Guards of Charlottesville For further intoru: piy to ocl4-st not the right thing for an efficient force and may lead to bad results some da Gen Stanley cails attention, in conclusion, to the small number of officers present with their regiments, which, he says, is serious dra back to efficiency: Of the entire commissioned force in the department the roster at a recent date showed: Present, 87: absent, 66. Of there there were 31 on detached service, 19 on ord If not call at the BRADBURY PALACK OF MUSIC, 1225 and hear the * Cases of English ok, antique mahog~ any, Circassian walnut, rosewood and cherry. Sold for cash or on easy monthly pay- ments of 810. Old Squares taken in cx- SATURDAY, October 17, 1891, have arrived here under Capt. Keller. Allis quiet. ‘The action of citizens last night in arming themselves is regarded asa wise pre- caution, Lut the ordering of troops is thought to have’ been unnecessury. It is not believed that there will Le any attempted outbreak of the negroes. GEO. T. KEEN, 414.0tb st, n.w. ANOTHER SIDE. ‘Taking artistic Fotosrafs is not the only feature of the business. Tinake ‘& speciaity of copying and enlarging old pictures, such as daguerreoty pes, 2026-3, Total. KP?OW Fs THE TIME To Insure your Real and Personal Prop- Daily average... erty with theold and reliable FIRE- change. onl 7-3 (op BR Corresponding week 1890... . : a leave, 10 on sick leave and 6 not yet LITTLE Nor eae * in India ink, crayon or water colors ‘Tsolemnly swear that the above is a true and | joined. ‘MEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY. size desired. “Chances moder- : — ~— TO THE LADIE: fie uentan hive aontinteet ee correct statement of the circulation of THE EVES- - Minister Carter Criticatly Fifty-four years in business. , << LADIES. tures taken by me at any time you 10 8TAB foF the week ending 0c SHIPWRECK! CHINAMEN, plication of Ailments. Office: Northeast corner 7th street and Aare ier Sree Se oats a aa aacen Kight Were Saved by Commu oo y | New Youx, Oct. 19.—i1. A. P. Carter, the Hae Louisiana avenue. oclbtojal Dresst Deps “a af the Altianee, Wallan mizuster to the United States, who ielying ready to receive your crders for Misses’ aud Childres Cashier Evening Star Newspaper Co. . . ill in this city is no better today. He has « exclusive novelties. We are the only house that . Commander Felix McCurley, commanding t ae ‘effects as Morrisons, * fore me this nine- a Ag omp! n of kidney, lung, proc sux te eauve effects ae Morrivons. Aitken, Felice Subscribed and sworn to before me the U.S.S. Alliance, in his last letter to the | Complication of kidney, lung, and heart trouble teenth day of October, A.D. 1891. JOHN T. C. CLARK, Notary Public. es Governaent Receits Topay.—Internal reve- nue, $612,958; customs, $672,666. Secretary Proctor returned to the city yesterday from Vermont. omlbaned wath dru; ‘There A. KAUFMAN, combined with dr There as latte hope for 909 Pa. ave. new. Bae 100 CAN SAVE BUTING A new suit by having your one *remocieled” to look like new. I am ® suit specialist and can “remodel” one so that it will give you the greatest comiort ‘and satisfaction. Drop « postal and I will send for tt. A.W. HEIL, Suecessor to Henry Heil & Son, Merchant Tailor, 15 Pa. ave. u.W. Navy Department reported a singular event that befell the ship in the Yellow sea. At was on the 6th of September, and the Alli- ance was in longitude 123 deg. 52 min. east. when, at about 7 o'clock in the morning, the officer ofthe deck saw an object afloat ahead. Examining it closely he discerned a raft, from Which signals of distress were flying. The ship's course was altered so as to bring her up to the little craft, which was oceunicd by eight Chimamen in the last stages of starvation. Help had come just in time. They were taken on board the war ship and made known their story of suffering. They had been a part of the crew of a Chinese junk, fif- teen in all, which had capsized inagale. Seven were drowned and the eight survivors managed to construct, out of the debris of the wreck, the raft on which they had been floating about for some days when they were rescue: The facts of the rescue were t ines officials upon the arrival of the Alliance at Shanghai, and was forwarded to Commander McCurley by Consul General Leonard from Nich, the toatoi, or governor, of the province of Shanghai, in which he sai It was an act of humanity on the part of the man-of-war of your country in rescui: these shipwrecked men of another race. 1 de- sire to express my sincere appreciation and gratitude. —_-2-—_____ a 0c16-6t COAL. ICE. WOOD, "AMERICAN ICE CO. Teiephone, 486. and F sis.n.w. Bra B.w., Ist and B ste, 8.w.” Quailty of able. datisiuction guaran’ Call KED WAGONS tor I am just “‘giving them Ate.” T » mean both my patrons and compet: tors. but toeach there isa different The American Champion Cyclist Ahead im the Six Days’ Match. Oct. 19. Madison Square Gardem last night, 10,000 persons being | present to witness the beginning of the great six days’ inte race. The start was not made until afew minutes after mid- night, but asearly as8 o'clock people sought admission and wiiled away the hours before the race commenced in various ways. Prompuly at midnight the fourteen contestants were summored. A tlying start was decided wy |W. E. Hicks of Cincimnatt held the pistol and F. P. Prial acted as referee. At the signal, which was given at 12: O'Flanagan, Ireiund’s representative, f | ahead amid great cheering. He made the first |lap by a small wargin. The others were bunebed right behind Lum and going very fast, Edlin, one of the four Englishmen conweting, finished the first mile in advance of his thirteem rivals in 245, O'Flanagan finished second. Edlin still had the lead at the end of the second mile, but Lumsden of Scotland and Prince of the United States led him a merry dance The crowd roured iteif boarse when Primes eves sionally torged abead. The noon score was as follows: Prince, 176 miles 7 laps; Kobb, 176 miles, 6 laps; Ashinger, 175 miles 7 laps; Martin, 167 ‘miles; Edlin, 168 peer PENOBSCOT ICE. 224 ,UNSURPASSED OFFICE ROOMS. The new building No. 907 G st. n.w. contains suites of office rooius which, for eiegance and comfort,cannot Le ex- Sed Pontos ana arine C have been Stted rh ees PG Speaking tubes, mail boxes and Venetian inds, and they are otuewise nicel Bie mt built in the wall cf each Fre pest torts weave tees ings and Suitings. or. Oth, w “Expert in ‘Trousers.”” - Navat Onpen.—Ensign Jno. M. Poyer, de- tached from the coast survey steamer Gedney ‘November 1 next and granted three months’ leave. Tue Astatic Squaprox.—The location of the ships of the Asiatic squadron on September 24 was as follows: Charleston and Monocacy at Yokohoma, Alliance and Palos at Shanghai. SPALL wepvrxes. GEDNEY & ROBERTS, MAKERS OF INVITATIONS, 407 10TH 8T., NEAR GAS OFFICE. 001 old FURKIERS AS WELL AS HATTERS, ‘With the advent of fur weather has come the Furs. You probably made up your mind last year that rou wou.d never again buy cheap We shail keep none but the best, We have iad this repu- tation for years and propose to mnattain it. Itis cheapest in the end to buy the best. New Capes, Btoles, Mutts, Sleevelets, Cults, Collars, Edings, &c.. in’ ali the Popular Furs are now ready for your buying. B. H, STINEMETZ & SONS, 1237 Pa. ave. and 13th st. se18-co3m _ Hatters and Furriers to the Gne trade. s services IF ‘hese rovins are especially suitable for Architects or Attorneys on account ‘of their location and proxunity to the Patent oflice and various business insti- vations, LACE CURTAINS, **We pride” ourselves on the quality of our work ; have one of our waxoue ail tor thes 4 TOLMAN STEAM LAUNDBY, Wi to 40 C et nw. Mn. Joux Twerpate, chief clerk of the War Department, has returned to his desk after several days of illness. During his absence from the department Mr. Samuel Hodgkins, chief of the record division, acted as chief clerk. Moderate rental. HOCTOH & FHOCTOR, ‘J. Martin Proctor, A, M. Proctor. Be ONENESS OF DELIVERY. Cleanliness of fuel, A Newsrarer Cuaxcr.—Mr. Richard Nixon, who has for five years been the correspondent of the New Orleans Times-Democrat, has with- drawn from journalism to practice law and been succeeded on the Times-Democrat by Mr. Watkins, late of the Nashville American. NOTICE TQ THE PROPRIETORS OF BAR Be WOON ae wei measure, VEL 2Ull weight and measure, are inducements I offer that 2D ANB PHAM EG oie, Waki Jou cannot affurd to ignore. Thaudle only the vest | 4 Uae 1 iuost cevebrated mines in the ND“CORDIALS BS” WHOLESALE. OFFICE OF wepetecd copscnliy tor teclis es E ASSESSOR, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Vashing on, D. C.. October 7, 1801.—NOTICE. 18 HEKLLY GIVEN tiiat Tau now prepared to receive. all applications for liquor iicensea, uth WHOLESALE Pree a SE PEE ReQUED BY elected especially tor faulty Use the kind otcoal you want. drop Inspect your heating apparatus and siiviee. you, what Coal will be aatiatactory wad cane! coal” 10F ool tiorning ad eat} evenitxe TAILORING LORE BY “‘MERTZ." 5 ., October 19, 1891, ‘W. B. HIBBS, ‘Manaxer, LEWIS G. TEWKSBURY & CO., BANKERS AND BROKERS, 1335 F ST., WASHINGTON, D. ©., Puy and sell for cash or on maryin Stocks, Bonds, Erdins Provisions snd OF ‘Direct private wires to New York and Chicago, Prfnterest allowed on deposits: wasea rece = rd ought extensively and well. The Variety is not surpassed, if indeed equalled anywhere else in the city, and to give you s better idea of how extensive the stock is we name the various Kinds and prices. Feather Neck Boas of Coque, ‘Peacock, Turkey and Pheasant at $1.19, “$1.25, $1.48, 91.98, 82.48, 82.98, 63.48, $3.98 and, e448. Feather Long Boas of Coqua, ‘Turkey, Pheasant, Pea Fowl, Re.. at $3. 08, $4.98, 85.48, 85.98, 96.08, 97.48, 68.96, $10.48 and 211.98. An investigation and compari- ‘son will prove these prices to be abeolutely the laweat in the eity, and this $11.98 Boa is the equal of tn Sold lewwnere up to THE BON MARCHE, ‘314 AND 316 7TH 8T. N. W. Kors Puanmacy, LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES, 7TH AND E STS. N.W. —o—_ ‘TO THE PUBLIC. ‘Please remember that this week will be the last of our clearing sale. ‘Those in need of anything in our line ‘Will do weil to suppiy themselves now. ‘We claim to have the largest stock and ‘Variety of any store in the city. AUR DOVE, ad sts. nw. ea, 1208 MUSi BE PAID IN ALi CASE KE THE hart, toot of F and G. sts. : + wharf, of F and G sts, seo-3in APPLICATIONS WILL BE RECEIVED. | By orders: Commissioners such petitions must be filed at ten days previous to November 1 next, MATTHEW TKIMBLE, Assessor D.C. oct-i0t —— or ¥ITTSBURG LAMPS, BRASS TABLES, &c. CHAS. A. MUDDIMAN, 614 12th st. oc? HAVE YOUR FURNACES, LATROBES and RANGES PUT IN OMDER by best me- chanics Letore cold weather. Sexton's Graud Latrobe, det to heat two stories, 830. Thave is putteruy of Latrvlee inv sock” Prites to We 48 patterns in suit. Novelty aud Cuiver Furnaces, Tin Roofing, Piuinbing, Hardware, &. TRS some Work atiended w promptly. Pa. ave. BW. seis, ‘acts and figures **will outlive” the day of miles; Lamb, their creation, a See Fame. 162 miles; Schock, 157; A Conference at the War Department on the Subject Today. A delegation of the officers of the Washington and Arlington Railroad Company called at the War Department this morning and had con- ference with Assistant Secretary Grant in re- gard to the plans for that road, which have been parjially prepared. At the same time an audience was granted to a similar delegation from the Falls Church and Potomac road, which desires to make con- nections with the former line at Fort Myer. The Falls Church company feared that the former's Jans might contain something detrimental Tote interests, and #0 the joint hearing was Starz or Taz Treasuny.—Second Controller Gilkeson in his annual report to the Secretary of the Treasury says that 50,732 accounts.claims and cases, involving the sum of 176,884,062, were settled during the last fiscal year, « large increase of work with no increase of force, as compared with the preceding fiscal year. Ax Ixquiny oF Lrevt. Cowies.—Commodore Ramsay, chief of the bureau of navigation, has sent a telegram to Lieut. Cowles, late of the Despat wiring as to the necessity of his et ‘Assatengue life-saving station. As no official re; has yet been received at the department in regard to the cause of the loss of the Despatch is believed to be an intimation that Lieut. Cowles should by us are very especialiy #0 for such garments a8 we make. We namie $: @ reasonable price for a Business Suit to order. MERTZ AND COMPANY'S Tauoring Shop, 614 Liu st. aw. FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY-@@ offer a Strictly All-wool Overcoat of me- dium weight in Licht and Dark Gray, Biack, ‘Tan, Mouse and Smoke color for $8.80. ‘This coat would be cheap for 81 RAINING IN BALTIMORE. A Heavy Track for the First Day of the Kace Meeting. Bavrmone, Oct. 19.—A heavy rain set in this morning which may convert a very dusty track intoa heavy or muddy track for the opening of the initial meeting of the Baltimore Jockey Club. Last night and this morning more horses arrived at Pimlico. Large con- tingent of horsemen came here by this morn= ing’s trains, filling hotels. The attendance at Pimlico cannot fail to be large throughout the WM. GARNER, ‘The People’s Clothier, 1026 7th st. nw. HONEST FALL OVERCOATS For aslittleas Ten Dollars, but. the of popular prices with our trade Sisto $20" Weel many atoven higher jiow-priced Coat has silk trimmings er the cloth or silk or both are apt to be inferior. Cur medium-priced Uver- the most substantial e015-3m_ ee ™ Dane IMPORTING TAILOR, 1211 Pa. ave. Fall and Winter Novelties received. _ apl¢ (Telephone 984-2.) z= WO ae week, with favoring weather, which is not << £5 Bow ATTENDING, MY EFICE puanner._ we ‘use silk Linine ont come to Washington and report. eS — matter. The plans pe - ‘daily (except Sundays) fr . Justis i Com, oneal re poten al en a a aa fom ng eg FURNITURE A SPECIALTY, GEORGE SPRANSY, artment, will proceed Fe cnn. | quite at liberty to negotiate for connection ees Practice ie oftice, and, residence to 612 2 st. nw. | My reagonsfor claiming a portion of public patronage: 0019 ‘aanae business connected with the ordnance depart-| ith the other road, but that it ‘was only within | Owing te the Defeat of the Government tm ‘My stock is purchased for cash. ‘My expenses much less than larger competitors’. ‘No leaders or baits at cost, and double profits on other goods. ‘No goods misrepresented. rely on fair dealing and low prices for success. H. O. TOWLES, 1007 Penn. ave. nw. ment. Leave of abstnce for four months, to take effect about December 1, 1891, is granted Capt. Heury F. Kendall, eighth cavalry. The f transfers in the twelfth infautry are ordered: Second Lieut. Benjamin A. Poore, from com A to company K; Second Lieut. Wm. St, Wood, from coumpaiy Lieut. Wood will proceed to join to which he is transferred. New south Wales Syoxer, N. 8. W., Oct. 19.—Sir Henry Parkes, premier of New South Wales, has resigned asa result of the defeat of the government om Thursday last. The government, it will be remembered, spon that occasion 0p} A a, motion to fect, that the government bill regulating the province of the department to see that the interests of government at the military reser- vation were not impaired. ‘The acts of Congress grants rights of way th OFFICE_OF 8. ELECTRIO ee OP Gufine Company, ELECTRIC 133g and B sts., Wasuington, October 1391, ‘The annual meeting of the stockhuiders of this com- jung tor the ele tion of directors to serve for the ensu- ‘year and such other U1 wiully come before it wili be held at Harper's Ferry, Ws Va. TUESDAY, November 10, 1801, between tue hours of Tend 3 SEYMOUR W. TU! oH, ccld-fawaiw Secvetary. Liavres- A WONDER IN SHOEMAKING. SPECIAL SHOES FOR LADIES. A FULL LINE NOW IN STOCK. to company A; the company 9029-1m 56 aaa Bre, 100 WANT 4 SEVER-ROOM How mining laws sould be returned to <q TREA! RIMENT, to a Wo-foot alley fc 7 mittee which had considered it in foecstep See ee ConPrronuan on | sone elgg 8 ee ee ae clause bor i ei shes THE CURKEN Wherea” ASHINGTON, our raatinny 207m. 3801, jereas, by sulisfactory evidence undermied. it has Lech ade to appear tual THE CITIZENS’ NATIONAL BANK Ox WASHINGTON City" im the Chia Ok WASHINGLUN. ip the County of WASHINGTON, and DISTHCT OF CO- JUMBIA, has complied wit, ull the provisions of the ¥ aciona. ‘For ocl9-6t ‘They are comfortable to tender feet, Made on the bench at our Baltimore house, Good material used to make them. Cait and see them. .Ask forthem, It's the favorite family shoe. ‘You won't be without them after one trial. oly en ETY, GANNAN, Owner, 517 1ith st. nw. DO YOU ENJOY A GOOD DINNER? of course you do. Who does not? From time, immemorial. the’ easiest way to reach, An's “he-rt. is" through his stomach-GOUD Bah Rvtierste seo dame Paris, 8. E. Marshall of Chicago and J. R. of Richmon re at the St. Ind. james.-—Judge Vi i Brainerd of Providenoe and Thorkes Busia Toledo, af a F it in ; f ft | j f j i | i # a §. around in front of the officers’ quarters : and thence by the { H se ge gctasie brink of the advanced : GEO. M, OYSTER, Jr., larly tra driveway to the cemetery. Private life. Extra orders will be 50 cents extra price. nas ON Bost, wing, near 7th st., center Market, é 3 . 2B plans will, it is thought, be approved. Tintonia wort a 0ctenrboirwmoner. | EU URANO MAPRINOR GB A tens Basie % ve . INGTON, 0 St, Market. I accession for the LUMBER! ja authorized 10 have __oo10-Sm_ Ask for our make—$3.50 Shoe, 3 spec ‘xg amended he Betuely wut close of business on OCTC! ae: me rattle Uealy to be rainy; stationary eg pyc naam nome a de OTe day OY SEF TEMBER AOL ne em! | Stied weather conditions will prccall Yor 96 heures: ‘They Are Advanced in Supreme Court, as WILSON & CARB. 7" veers aC, a A sag thoegeemeg— Custom Shoemakers, es com arTOner — The United States Supreme Court today ad- DRESSMAKING.—I WILL MAK! ‘VEN. 920 F ST. N.W. Se ‘Wiapwand Jackets pg ars veer anced soa anigned for argument the first 019-6 Baltimore Store 4 and 6 Baltimore st, incest sem BESLE. BUT oo Het aw. Es spot? mat sto eat ca genes = —— —_ Mak tea ‘SHIRTS, ON PRICES. —- The two men are Nicola Treszia & ra ts — ‘ith a Shirt Factory on the premises, under BUILDING MATERIAL, — Sag gel eapeseysietd- prete gina bapcboviasseibenynins) Piping spemeeyiols rt sacd inten tchers tie ones aon othe we A #3 5 Orders at short notice, guaranteeing in very in- Libbey, Bittinger & Miller, INDIEN seq bfatpeting wan a rrembep permet hg soap uae os 2u6-Sm Oth st, and New York ave. pe WOODWARD & LOTHROP, ~ ‘them. oc7-3m 10th, 2a Ee GRILLO oe gee @RILLON salts o j Sho S SE eT te (ty al Drasies Cuocesr Guocenres. PRICES GUARANTEED. FRESH NEW GOODS ARBIVING DAILY. if —S