Evening Star Newspaper, October 23, 1891, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS. 1201 Peasszivania Avenue, corner ith Se. by ‘The Evening Star Newspaper Company, 5. H_ KAUFFMANS, Pres't Sew York Office, $3 Potter Bollding, ——-——.- fae Everixe Stan red to subscribers in the: city by carriers. on their vwn account, at 10 cents ‘Ce SaTURDAT QUADRUPLE Surez Stas $1.00 per years with foreign postar'e vuded. $3.00 (Entered at the Post Office at Washington, D.C. as escond-cam mail matter | G27 ALi wail subseriptions must be paid in edvance Rates of advertising inade known on application. (AX 8VsTtenT FOR YOUR MONET. We are authorized by the WASHINGTON AND ARLINGTON RAILWAY COMPANY ‘To offer for sale the stock of said company. CAPITALIZED AT ¥:300,000. PA VALUE, #100. Payable 10 PEK CENT CASH, the balance as may be called for by the company in Periods of not less than Shirty days apart ROAD IS NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION And will be ready for cars by latter part of November. Route is from: (ith street depot to Arlington National cometery. The best paying suburban route around ‘Wastinston. THE BRIDGE ACROSS THE POTOMAC ‘Win be ander construction some time in November, Stock on salest offices of ROBINSON & LODGE, Investment and Real Estate Brokers, 8% and % Atlantic building. YOU FILL Pur ir OFF sosT one day feo (ale. Mini Low? CHAS. L. GURLEY, Ls27 Fat. aw. H4¥E You uonzy TO INVEST? not pnt it in Real Katate, which will pay yor than savings buske, morigayes OF ‘We have for sale In FORT MEYER HEIGHTS Some of the most beautiful building aites in the world, °"Fhey surpass anyiius Ou the Hudson. Cholce lots right onthe WASHINGTON AND, ARLINGTON £LEOTRIO oc23-tm HB WASHINGTON 1 PANY. N AND TROST COM- CAPITAL, $1,000,000. Now oe ‘Temporary Offices 1001 F st. n. le and * Kew Graaite Building, corner 0th and F eta. ee te popular drive, MILITARY KOAD. can't make » mistake if you invest your woney WHAT IT DOES: Pays Interest pepe ny at you tole te Popa eer aad Executor, for yourselt LARGE FORCE AT WORK GRADING STREETS. juarry of hard blue stone right on the property, frou which stone willbe furnished at coat to those i teudinw to build. Rewistra”, ‘Cali suid let us drive you over the property. pod ye ROBINSON & LODGE, Coiiect® Income, Investment and fieal Estate Brokers, Manaces Estates, ‘WS and 0 Atlantic building. Furnishos Investments, ee Tesues W 0008 & 00. “i SKERS, Hitats sare — 1222 F ST. NW. Beats omic accounts— Boileited of individuals, firms and ‘corporatiouson the most favorable forme. LOANB—Made on real estate and available col- jaterain, imcipal cities of Europe. wo Grown Poreika curteacy bouant ad eold at reasonsb.e rates. een eit tonteeet te Lave you open ea account ‘Call ts and seo us. Close Detailed information cheerfully civen or eirculare end pamphlets furnisued on application. GALL OK WRITE FOR INFORMATION, BRAINAKD H_ WARNER, President. JOHN JOY EDSOD. WOODS & CO., Bankers. 0620-08 A Few Wons To Government Clerks, Working Men, Mer- eanttle Clerks, Dressmakers, “Housekeepers, Sewing Girls, and to ail who are desirous Dettering their condition by saving small @mounte and opening a bank account. ‘The business of the Industria! Banking and Investment Association appeals more strongly to you than to any others, ‘The accumulation of small savings is the begin ning of affluence. Just as “lance oaks from Little acorns grow” so will your small savings grow into alarge bank account. A besiuning is Teally all that is uecessary. for the suallest amount of itself creates an ambition to attain riches, This Company will give you s small savings bank to keep at your home, wherem you may drop the pennies, nickels, dimes and quarters for which you have no immediate use. We Will then send a man to your house once ci Or no: so often, a8 you desire, en opened in your presence, the money counted and you are given a receipt there for by our Agent, who brings the money to us and ft is credited to your account. Thus you are enabled to runa Bauk Account without the trouble or inconvenience of qoing to the bank. All moues deposited in thiy manuer with us fe wabj-ct to check at ony tme. Deposits of 5 conts and upward received. The Compeny solie:ts both active and inactive accounts. The Company issues Certificates of Deposit im au, d upward, allowing an interest of G percent thereon. Thus itis that each bo der of a $5 Certificate becomes a partner $m the business of the Cowpany and shares pro Fata in ail promts, One of the w Fieurr BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION asthe Dest, vised of vecuring s Home Ro AUCTION OF MONEY NO BACK DUES REQUIKED. sar eee WUD savanced” Bhuee G1 per mouths anced. nc sik Pen CENT ALLUSED ON DEtUsITS. For ePhaRD Ss PoE RW. Aarrison Dingman, res. (019] Alcuzo Tweedale, Sec. ‘M_B. GUKLEY. RICK C. STEVENS. liniabers of tne Wastinnton Stock Eackanae the Washington Stock Excbanye. GURLEY & STEVENS Real Insurauce and Stock Brokers, 1335 Fst. Teal estate bouxht, sold and rented. Local eecuri- tiesbouxbt and sold.” “Money loaned on listed securi- fies and real estate. Special attention to first-class in- vest nents. S ol6-tr LACE YOUR FUNDS WHERE (THEY ABE Se E terest. per cent int plication. on time certificates furnished on. Clove 4:30. FINE OFFICE Kooms FOR RENT In the new building of the Washington Loan and ‘Trust Company, corner 9b and F sta. Every modern convenience and comfort for men who spend » large art of their lives in their offices, ‘Call for permit to inspect the prem!ses se16-3u B. H. WARNER. President. j. CORSO! INO. W. MACARTNEY, E a =o = : ‘Member N.¥. Stock Ex. CORSON & MACARTNEY, GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 F ST. N. W., Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds xchanwe. Loans. Collections. jhe abd all ities listed on and bonds and ail securit don t inportant features of the busi- Ress is the issuance of Certified Checks for the safety and convenience of thosetraveling. These Certified Cuecks are also convenient in paying accounts by ‘They are issued for any beck Look in suns of 85, coud omy aiter the name att of Sew York, Puiladesphia, ‘Ore gowrht and sold. Made of investment securitice, District ‘and ailocal Kalirved, Gas, insureuce and Tele- Stock dealt ia. rican bell Teicphone Stock bouhtand seld.J¥18 Wis G. TEWRSBURY, W. B. HIBBS, Lier ined Manav, Balirosd bone. Wixmes li act as trustee for individuals, izations, corporations, &. ‘Draits sewed and a general banking business transacted. OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS. LEE Ci LEWIS G. TEWKSBURY & CO., BANKERS AND BROKERS, 1385 F ST., WASHINGTON, D. ‘snd sell for cash of ou margin Stocks, Bonds, Brlite Provisions snd OW Private wires to New York and Chicago. EE. SIMPSON. Interest allowed on deposits, GEO. 4. BACON Out-of-fown business a specialty. = & HOWARD All Local Securities dealt in. RE Warr Ma: Constant quotatiousilmarketa Telephone 545. ; oczl-tr FULTON K & Every—Dar Bascams OFFICE, 1417 G ST. oes Opposite Rizxs House. 00 DDD. 00 aN ON B™50 4 HUNDRED DOLLARS WITH YOU E 83 ERE ee $3 34 Cetin pani, Roweren, fun SS? SRS Be 88 ERE 4nd buy « Ten Per Cent Investment Bond of the BRA #22 Ok ‘National Co-operative Building and Investment As i ae aes sociation, secured by valuable real estate. 2 : ‘Best place to put idle money. Good ae a treasury note. button Kid Gloves, in Tan snd Brown, 49e. Base: ‘S government bond. UNTIL SOLD Superior to savings banks. 1.25 Pigakin Gloves, 7ic. s pair. UNTIL SOLD Begins 6 por cont more interest, 1.25 Undressed Mousquetaires, 71c. « pair. . DROP IN AND LET US TALK IT OVER a $1.25 Velvet Top Batiors, for ladies, all colors, 68 OLDHAM, DENT & CO., UNTIL SOLD ——— ees $1.50 Trimmed Children’s Flats, all colors, 71c. sate, w.f3m 724 Lithet ow, UNTIL 80LD 87 Tanand Bisck Cheveron Reefers at $5.50. UNTIL SOLD aTIONAL BAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY 616 ‘Possum Trimmed Coats, shew] collar, @1L OF WASHINGTO: ‘RB OOR ISTH ST. AND NEW YORE AVR. UNTIL SOLD — 030 Pash Coats, latest desians, 621. comet te cor og nme UNT1 suLD Reorganized under act Congress Uctober 1, 1800, ‘Black Feather Boas, 910, Tnzracte the business oft UNTIL SOLD 2 al ite various branches Se Black Russian Hare Capes, 85.80. Also the Lasiness ots UNTIL SOLD meee Bask All Fancy Feathers, former price, 2 te @1. Now 7lc. of, SAFE DEFusiT COMPANY. CLOAK TALK. Capital: ‘When we step before the Ladies of Washington this ‘year and invite them to inspect ourcommodious Cloak Department we doit with such satis{sction as never before felt by us. You can save at least 20 per cent by buying from us. We buy and sell for cash only, thus enabling us to make our discount on our purchase, giv- ing our customers the benefit of same. Therefore, a dollar saved is a dollar earned. Infants’ Cloaks, Chil- dren's Cloaks and Reefers, Misses’ Short and Lone Coats, Ladies’ Long and Short Coste snd Capes. A full line of Fur Military Capes and Short Capes, Muffs, Corsets, Hosiery and Trimmed Hata. ORE MILLION OF DOLLARS. Acts as etecutor, administrator, guardian of thee tates of minors, committee of the estates of lunatics, receiver, seuignee and executes truste of any abd every deception, Receives money deposits in scins of TEN CENTS ue upward and allows interest thereon, ‘Loans souey upon real estate and collateral eecur- ay. Selle Sret-ciass real estate and other eecuritien Receives SILVER WARE avd all kinds of VALU. ABLES upon deposit in cayacious storage vauitsof ‘Uuwurpasved cry aces aud security. Sunall sates for reut frou: $5 to $125 per annum cao Office hours—Daily fron: a.m. to ¢ rue ordered. ib aduition to the regula the rea unt 5 o'cwek nies ‘Ou the Leen 99, EX 3 BoP 00, HN y i °o REE DBD q 83 Eki Be By oo BN Bow’ “oo? § ‘Presses A m2 anni ttt re mA o JAMES A JOURSLON, Socom, a fz MA EES Treas’ E FRANCIS KIGGS ALBERT [Si UL YEVANT. Directors. ¥ Mas. M. J. Hosr. 1309 F st. nw., oe Wishes to call special attention to her large etock. BONNETS AND HATS. ‘These are the Finest Imported Felts and we feel se- sured that with our extensive assortment we can please all our custowers. SUMS TO. LOWEST RATES 0} Larce SehB oa WASHINGTON. D.C. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23. 1891 AS SEEN IN ENGLAND. Report of the Commissioners on the Chicago Fair, CHL SWEPT BY THE LIBERALS. Lieut. Gov. Jones’ Latest Pro- nunciamento. TWO CENTS. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPIRITUALISM, WONN'S HALL, 721 Oth st.. every Friday night, Miss Mi , wondertul'test medium. During day, Friday, for private sittings, Mrs. Cabell's, 110 2d 8. 34 el s-th&t. te Boe Lerrens oF corn, ‘Ut To window Immediately above the word “*Trust,” List. side of that picture iu stone—the Wash juxton Loau and Teust balling. » cS x 8S SHEDD & BRO, 432 9TH ST. N. W. GAS FIXTORES. PLUMBING, HEATING AND TINNING. CALL AND INSPECT OUR ELEGANT NEWSTOCK OF LAMPS JUST OPENED. 072-tr TO THE PUBLIC. employed, “Promptness and ¢.eaniin ‘When our imported outfit arrives we will 2 B.D. FREEMAN, P der the firm name o: Siepherd & Hurivy, uns this 17 fH DAY OF OC1OBER, IN91, been «issuived by mutual consent, Mr. Robert J. Shepherd retiring from the fi Z rin, will be paid to Wm, J. 7496 Louisians ave. nw. by the late firin. ROBERT J. SHE} HERD. JOUN EB. HURL friends and customers of { tronaKe I respectfully solic tue, assuring thei 00d Wor ‘with all modern iuprove! to 8 90-foot alley for at_n.e, near Md. ave, For turtuer particulirs spp) nivand a deep lot ‘See bouse No. 417 9th to 33, 124, sixth floor, Washington Loan nd F sts. a. WASHINGTON AND MODJESKAS, FOR 83.75 1083. You cau now buy the hancisouient "waterproof oe GOODYEAR RUBBER CO., 209 9th st. MELVILLE LINDSEY, Manager. 2 ‘ 2 2) on s = fi ocl7 Bee BH TASVE OF BOCK. OPEN FOR SUBSCRIPTION AND FIRST PAYMMENT, EQUITABLE CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION, Equitable building, 1003 F st. Monthly payments $2.50 per share, ASSETS $1,272,311.01. ‘The 22nd issue of stock open for subscription and Payment on and aiter October 16, 189] hours from 9a.m. tod ; daity. On the frat Wednesday in each iuonth the vice wil be open from Bo bo'clocn p *auphiets and iniorwation concerning the obsect Wantaces of the association ‘Spon ap plication at the. THOMAS SOMERVILLE, Prest. INO. JOY EDSON, Secy. ock7-1m DR. EDWIN GLADMON HAS REMOVED ‘ractice limited to diseases of children. ocd- Lio OW 8 THE TE ‘To Insure your Real and Personal Prop- erty with theold and reliable FIRE- MEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY. Fifty-four years in business. Office: Northeast corner 7th street and Louisiana avenue. eclStojal => OFFICE OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND POTOMAC TELEPHONE COMPANY. ividend of 7 cents per share will be payab on the 20th day of ‘October, IRUL, to the stockholders of record at the close of Uusiness Un the AUth day 03 Ucto- ber, 1801, af the ofiive of the treasurer of thecompany, ‘he transfer Looks will be closed from the 17th to the 2uth of October, inchusive: CHARLES G. BEEBE, Washington, D.C., Oct. 14, 1591. ,CUSTOM-MADE SHIRTS. With » Shirt Fectory on the premises, under the managewent of « practical and long-experi- enced cutter, we are prepared to execute your ‘orders at short notice, guaranteeing in avery io~ stance a perfect St and entire satisfaction. Give usa trial order. , WOODWARD & LOTHROP, oc7-3m 10th, 11th and F sts. n.w. ee OTN OF DELIVERY. ‘Cleanliness of {uel, FUL Weisht aud ieusure, are inducements I offer that you cannot afford to ignore. Lbandie only the Lest Products of the uost celebrated wines in. the country, selected especially ior faintly use. n't know fhe kind of coal yon want doy in sSpect your heating appara coal Wi besatisactorgs Bylint and canbe! coal” for i and early evenings. ee MAURY. DOVE, ud T ste. u.w.; branches, 1206 a F uegunak wharf, foot of F and ¢ sts, aa THOMAS E. McARDLE HAB RE- ‘Treasurer. ocl11t ‘Seon moved his Office aud residence from 13311 Counecticut ave. oct Lin* sie 170 FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY“@8 We offer a Strictly All-wool Overcoat of me dium weight in Licht aud Dark Gray, Black, ‘Yan, Mouse and smoke color for $8.80. This coat would be cheap for $12. WM. GARNER, ‘The Peopie's Clothier, se15-3m 1026 7th st. aw. <r IMPORTING TAILOR, 1111 Pa. ave. Fall and Winter Nove pls WICEIAMS DUSNALLY' Bentiat sy3l-6m Lszi F st. nw. Now Reavy. : FALL AND WINTER STYLES. youmaAN® CELEBRATED NEW YORK HATS. Also WILCOX & CO., BOSTON, CELEBRATED SELF- CONFORMING HATS. COMPLETE STOCK DEKBY HATS, FOR MEN AND Boys, At $1.50, $2, $2.50, $3, 96and 65. DBESS SILK HATS, 5, 96 and 68 FULL LINE SOFT HATS At G1, $1.50, $2, $2.50, $3, $3.50, 84, 04.50, 05 and &u. *; LADIES’ BIDING HATS AND CAPS. HATS FOR COACHMEN. GENTS WALKING AND DRIVING GLOVES, CANES, UMBRELLAS and RIDING CROPS. \™ CENTRAL UNION MI8SIO: THE PAST 2 ory. The rospel lias been carried to « lary rir . uomber and with intger resuits than ever before. the Christan pudie is respectfully aud cordially invited t@ Attend thesoventhanplversary uieeting ofthemiasion st huecor: L4th amt etas u.Wsmext bat t-30 oclock. The exercises will consiat of Urief addresses by. prominent Pastore, charecierjstic iuisslon sinsing, a-tatenent of the work of the yéir and testimonies by the converts, MAS. GEO. A Hil inrge audiences to bi \d evanweListic services ever’. inion Mission, ‘ON IS DRAWING vers npn 7 90. at Pac ave Public invited. a ANCIENT ORDER UNITED WORKMAN meetings for organization of Stur Lodge, 4,26 at 7:30 pom. at Dr. St Clal institution. gation from a winia. Headquarters Wil rin the 0) Wited to attend the above have at once. SCHRISTIAN END rueeting at Wesie FuIDAY bY S THE Coma! will hold score Uth and a's, Rew. oF OKDER OF TH FD. 2 Tin FRIDAY EVENING, October 2, 1801, at 0 eloc YOU AKE CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATIEND. 0020 1801. Thomas G. Hensey, Secretary INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATE Dear Sir— Your check ior 8500 for repur se of ten muaiet otic. al Suttauriaiony the roperty of Adoipus C. Constantine, my late husband, 80 was Growned by fallin overboard trom the pores vost Soe Biackirrs near indian Head on the biglt of Sep: terntee 10, 1801, war duty revetveds I wish tothank the board of directors for the prompt- hess in Which they settled myciaim. My lusbat savings in = association, had L@ wished to deaw, were $10, for which I now receive $500. husband has been both a “‘nou-borrowmy” aud **bor- Towing” imeniber and bas aiways received businesslike: and cordial treatment im ali his transactions with the Sisociation. “Taleo old ten (10) shares In you have proved ve tO do as you promise My inembership, doing ali l can ferent of the anata, cure, very respectfully, oc .Uriw"'” "Sirs. BE. MEBECCA CONSTANTINE. STILL IN THE RING, We want your business and if you place a trial order TEU BENS all sudeayor fo convinue you of thie ad- ‘Vantage of remaining with us. JOHN F. SHEIRY, Printer and t.nzraver, toc2i} 63 Dat. a. w. Be ONE'S SALE OF ENTIRE Con- hove to continue to further the in- ‘Telephone 843-2. TENTS OF THE BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE OF WM. H. LEPLEY, 1108 @ BT. N.W. A complete stock of PRAYER BOOKS, CHURCH ARTICLES) RELIG- 10US BOOKS, STATIONERY, SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERS’ SUNDRIES FOR SALE aT HALF PRICE. ‘H. W. SOHON, Assignee, 0¢20-7t 1108 G et. a.w. ~@q=> NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT, September 24, 1891. . Lepley, proprietor of the “Church N has this d: de an axsicniment to me for the benett of tis creditors. AU permons having claims ayain-t suid Lepiey or the "Church News, “whether dueor not, are requested to present the sume t0 ie, properly verified. Clalins preseuted within two months rom the vate hereof wili be preterred to those not Dregented within that tue. MOEA W. SOHON, Ansience, 7" Fendali buuding, Be" ABE Now RECEIVING 4 Folding Bed which, for economy, cannot be excelled. Attached to ‘the bed is® wardrobe, which can be used without interfering with the bed. B. 0. TOWLES, 20-Lm 1007 Penn. ave, 2, RUFUS CHOATE HAS REMOVED his office and residence to cor. 33d and U ats, ‘B.W. Hours, 4to7 p.m. Sunday thesaiue, ocl7-ln* q= BRIEF TALK TO LAWYERS. Tr you have a Brief, Petition, Record. or Tes: timony you want well printed’ and iu a hurry I an: prepared to dot promptly aut accurate.y. Telephone 30. BYRON S. ADAMS, Printer, cl 512 Lith FALL WEDDINGS. = GEDNEY & ROBERTS, MAKERS OF INVITATIONS, 40; 107 ST., NEAR GAS OFFICE 91 HAVE YOUR FURNACES, LATROBES and KANGES PUT IN ORDER by best mo- ‘Chatics beiore cold Weather, dexton's Grand Latrobe, set to beat two stories, @30. Parlor Suu Latrobe, set to heat two stories, $25. Ihave id patterns of Latrobes m stock. te suit. Novelty aud Cuiver Furnaces, ‘iim Roofing, Piginwing Hardware, Be G sis ork attended to pr Open evenings un SGuN' MORAN 2126 Fa. ave. (Telephone 984-2.) TREASURY DE. me ee UP :PTROLLER OF THE CU : WASHINGTON 2uiiew 207m, 1801, Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented to th undersizucd, % has been jisde to appear U 4 ATIZUNS' NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON the CITY, OF WASHINGTUS. 1 WASHINGTON, and DISTIL.C bas complied wita all the provisions of the “Smking Associse tof tious to P Now tivretore 1, EDWARD 8. LACEY, Co uerency, do hereby certity that “THE CliTe ZENS" 'NATIUSAL “BANK OF” WASHINGION LEY.» In the. Cuty OF WASHINGTG! County of WASHINGTON, aud DISTIAC Faust tbe Rainely until close of Uusiness on OCTOBER >, 1911, i asingny inereol wince ui vada and seal ot office tis 20TH day of BEFTEMBER, 1901. seat) YB, LACEY, sed dUt Comptroller of the Curfeney. I WILL, MAKE EVEN. ‘rapa and onth oni Perfect. Bt aud Intest styics, MALE: BULLEN, 10% H st. Bw. ocl0-iu > INE PHENOMENAL INCREASE IN OUR BE Departareut ‘une been caused: by the 7. ea pa ate hd LACE CURTAINS Are injured if not laundered Peg ed O. ; fant. “we vaundry Inimdveds of wr CLAN STEAM LAUNDRY, 401 to 400 C st. nw. = THe Comronts OF A HOME. is what we offer you in these gutrgb ohtetocersar Got ae Fei eaes oman mare Neensten, Blagent poy PR rt oc21 Ke*s, frOU PAY Sarg @ saree ea ‘Whea you can buy from us SINGLE VANILLA CHOCULATE FOR 20c. PERLB. MARLAND KEPUBLICAN ASSOCIA- tion meet at re. ka Fanaa POW ARE LABORING UNDER 4 mis. TAKE If vou think my prices are high, 1 Banduetievery best Butter the crear produces and charge uo. nore fia ‘you pay for ordinary Butter. GEO. M, OYSTER, Jr. Bet, wing, near 7th st 0c19-3m_ al ‘You want Center Market, 0 Niges Market, ‘300 Ste Market! Gas Stove. 0023, BPW, ABOUT A, PRINCE, Ale BERT COAT AND VEST? ‘ous when the ‘the only corrcet tance, a8 morne °F ean make you elegant Prince Albert cont and from fine Bisek Fnsligh diazoual at 40; tailored in the hixhest manner abd Bt gusrantecd, You could not match it at any other first-class tal- oring establisiment for less than half as inuch again. G. WARFIELD SIMPSON, Custom. Tailor, Cor. Ot and G sts... w. eo PICTURE Tt has vec. a typeaor yourancessorsand parent, reproduced “Boriance sin tod etm fotowes Wennake &’ specialty. of conyine snd Venteryi sat t 0023 ‘ways reserve ne. PRIN Artist Fotografer, Cor. 11st: and Yenna. ‘ave., over Brentano's. CLOTHING BUYER, Should yon wish, to purchase a suit of riuade Clothing’ oF au” Overcoat that Sal's and finish of custom work, we will be pleased to have you look ugh our stock. We give you = writen wuarantee, 80" if yo are. uot “oy you have the money returned to ze We will walt for you until 7 p.m. to- night. ~ GEORGE sPRANSY, 434 7th at. Be ontNG Lone By ment.” ‘October 23, 1801. But natural The high character of work leaving our shop is due in u lance measure to our critical gliencele. "We have for many years worked for men famifiar with well-cut sarments, a Stparlor work, Weeanaot tara Sut aaiaeee Siperior work. Weeannot tara Work. We don’t know how. MEBRTZ AND COMPANY'S ‘Tauloring Shop, 614 Lith st. nw. WITMER & CO., Extensive Ketail Grocers, C.. = 918 Pa. ave. 1 Haye reputation for inest Java snd Mochs fee. Give it a trial. ‘on Chocolate, Wexive you thelowest Finest Olive Vile and all Table Luxuries. 0023-26 Se, NEVES, Sa SPECIALISS IN LUNG TROUBLE, We ue ofice tron, 720 Oth st.n.w: to 1000 _(ilice hours: 9:30'to Y'p.m.on Fridays only. Bq DEPENDENT Ice COMPANY. We desire to notify our patrons and others that we are now located in our new office, 910 Pennsylvania Ave, whete we will be pleased to receive orders for the purest and best Ice known, the world-renowne’ Ken- nebec. oc3-1m_ $e "THE BEST IS NONE TOO Goo." ‘Trade is very brisk just now—more 80 than it has ever been. It is wood business policy to work upon the rule that ‘what is worth doing at all is worth doing well” in Tailoring, as well as im anything else. Hence it is we do not aim to attract trade by quoting low prices; for low prices would mean oor work, and that we sre nut capable of performing. ‘The best is none too good,” and you will get only the beat should you leave your order here. KEEN, TAILOR, 626-3m 414.9th st. now. weather ia likel SR LIBBEY, BITTINGER & MILLER, to be fair tilt Satur- ‘ht; slightly cooler; northweater' Bight; alightly northweateriy DEALERS IN Lumber, Shingles, Laths, Sesh, Doors, Blinds, Glass, Brick and Builders’ Hardware. HARD WOODS A SPECIALTY. 6TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE. auG-3m And 11th and Oats, 6.0. Bae MOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY. CHAS. BAUM'S BOOK AND STATIONERY DEPARTMENT, 416 SEVENTH 8T. N.W. CUT PRICES. Charles Dickens’ Complete Works (Illustrated. Cloth, 15 vole. ). 10 THE FAOT THIS THE FOREGOING 18 ONLY A PARTIAL LisT OF NEW BOOKS BECEIVED IN THE LAST FEW DAYS AND THAT ALL PUBLICATIONS , OAN BE FOUND IN OUR DEPARTMENT ‘THE DAY SUCCEEDING ISSUE. Washington News and Gossip. Index to Advertisements ADVERTISING AMUSEMENTS sereeT ey ii EDUCATIONAL EXCURSIONS, ao. PAMILY SUPPLIES. FINANCIAL FOR RENT (Fists). FOR RENT (Offices) FOR RENT (Rooms) FOR RENT (Houses). “FOR RENT (Miscellaneous). FOR REN BEA SEIADEFORISwED Fegeeesyey i * ered FOR SALE (Lots) .. 5 FOR SALE (Horses and Vehicles). FOR SALE (Pianos) FOR SALE (Miscellanea: HOTELS LADIES* "G00: LECTURES NOTARIES PUBLIC . OCEAN STEAMERS. POTOMAC RLY! PROFESSIONAL. PROPORALS,, RAILROADS. SPECIAL NO’ SPECIALTIES. WANTED (Situstions), WAS LED (Miscellaneous). WANTED (Stores), Govenxaext Recetrrs Topas.—Internal rev- one, $848,661; customs, @568,188. F. Barturrt has been appointed « fourth- class postmaster st Bloomington, Md. A Ciicago Bayx.—Messrs. Dickinson and Blanden of Chicago have applied to the con- troller of the currency for authority to or the Bankers’ National Bank of Chicago, Boxp Repemrrioxs.—The amount of 43¢ per cont bonds redeemed today was $68,800, mak- ing the total redemptions to date 20,489,650 and leaving outetanding $5,015,050. Svnozow Gexezar Watter Wrsax of the marine hospital service left Washington last night on @ tour of inspection of the marine hospital stations in the west. Nava Movemexrs.—The Albatross, which is making soundings for thecable between Cali- fornia and the Sandwich Islands, arrived at Monterey, Cal., yesterday. Scrzavisixo Aucuirect Eppnooxe of the Treasury Department expressed himself toda: as well pleased with the progress of the world’s fair government building at Chicago. He re- ceived today from the contractor his pian of work and says the building will undoubtedly be completed on contract time. Gorxo Yo THe West Ixpres.—Admiral Ghe- rardi is pushing bis preparations for his cruise in the West Indies. The Kearsarge will sail from New York November 2 for Hayti, and the admiral will follow on his flag snip, ‘hil delpbia, as soon as she can be made ready. The Concord will accompany the Philadelphia. Customs Courrestrs.—The collector of cus- yw York has been instructed to ex- tend the usual courtesies to Judge John Day of the United States Court of Claims, who is expected to artive in that port in a few days. The collector of customs at Baltimore has beeu similarly instructed in the case of Mr. J. Fen- ner Lee. secretary of the United States lega- tion at Brazil, now on his way to that port with his family on'the bark Baitimore. Uxcerramsty Anovr Mp. BLarxe’s ARRIVAL. There is some uncertainty as to just when Sec- retary Blaine will reach town. He 1s expected within a few hours, and the house is all ready for him whenever he may arrive. His daughter Hattie and Jamot G. ‘Blaine, jr., came yester- day to prepare everything. At'the house one of the servants said that the Secretary would get here this evening, but at the department it was said that the party would not reach here until tomorrow. Rares Nor Usreasoxaste.—The interstate commerce commission in an opinion by Com- missioner Veazey has announced itsdecision of the case of Daniel Buchanan against the North- ern Pacific Railroad Company. It states that rates on, wheat and bariey of 60 and 56 cents x hundredweight, respectively, charged by ies Getsniet an Tieville, Wash., to St. Paul, Minn., distance of 1,576 miles and, in view of the circumstances and conditions sur- rounding the traftic, are not unreasonable. ‘Tar Demaxp rox Dires.—The director of the mint says that there is no longer any ground or complaint against the 10-cent pieces coined at the New Orleans mint, for the reason that the dimes now being coined at that mint are perfect in every detail. He said that it was Only recently that they the coinage of dimes at New Orleans, and it was natural that some of the pieces first turned out were not altogether perfect in finish. He added that thie baw all been d and the coinage is now above criticism. department is muk- ing every effort to mect the continued heavy demand for dimes, with every indication of sue- controller of the currency has offi vised all nationsl banks to that effc rer of the United States still h 2] Controller Matthews is firm in his belief that ATTEMPTED TRAIN WRECKING THE DISTRICT DIRECT TAX. Controller Matthews Proposes to Take the Matter Into Court. A letter was sent to the Commissioners of the District today by First Controller Matthews of the Treasury Department, suggesting that the question that has arisen in regard to the ownership of the direct tax fund be referred for decision to the Court of Claims. This has so far been un- answered by the Commissioners, but the eon- troller expects their reply in a day or two. His Proposition is for the District to enter suit against the United States for the re- covery of the money—about €50,000— and the issae «ill be on the question of whether the treasury should pay direct to the District or to the individual taxpayers. In case the court decides against the District the money will be paid to the individuals, either in Porson oF fo the District im trust for them. ut should the suit go acainst the United States the money will be placed to the credit of the District. ‘Thus the suit_which would be a friendly ‘one—would in either case result in a defeat of | the United States as far as the retention of the money is concerned. The court would be merely an arbitrator ENGLAND AND THE FAIR. ‘this city after visiting Chicago and gmk- ing inquiries in regerd to the which Great Britain could and might making a suitableexhibit at the Columbian ‘of 1833. This report was presented tothe royal Simmission on Wednesday last. Sir Rickard jebsver, the attorney preerded a thie meeting, at which Sir Philip Owen, Sir Frederick Abeel, Sir wood and other distinguished members of the onpemaion weno peemect, om Teports consist of fifteen to which is attached an appeudls and covered maps. It carefully reviews each step taken by the commissioners in the United Stetes, and is full of valuable stutistics as to travsportation, dc. Among other report recommends the erection of a building on the site provided for Great Britain and says that it fair rf | fi the money belongs to the District, and ne thinks that the court would so hold. The United States, it bis plan were adopted, would occupy the attitude of an inter-plesier. In case the government won the suit the court would deliver a judgment that would iu itself be udirection to the controlier to pay the money to the individuals, and it would probubiy accompany such a judgment with the Fequisite directions. aie THE ASSOCIATED CHARITIES, Also commends the courtesy of President Harrison and Secretary Foster and of all the exposition officials whom the Britis Commisioners met, and who, they say, grauted the requests made on’ bebait of Great Britain. The British commissioncrs, it @ were much impressed with the manner in which the important work at Chicago bas been under- taken, and they say that there is no dombt er of the ult success of the fair. The commissioners, among their conclusions arrived at, say: “We also believe that our visit was Of some assistance to the executyre, as it wasa part of our duty to place all the in- formation which the other exbibitions jad Given vs fully and wholly at ther disposal.” Referring to the designs for the fair, the Commissioners remarked: “So faras we comld Juuge, great skill and boldness characterize the feneral engineering designs, which have all een prepared by th c Touching upon the qu they state that “it i» gratify A Committee Protests to the Commissioners Against Mr. Warner's Recommendation. A committee from the Associated Charities appeared before the Commissioners this mor- ing to protest against the recommendation of Superintendent of Charities A. G. Warner that the association shali not bave the annual al- lotment of $1,000, as set aside by the Commis- sioners from the fund of $16,000, a appropri- ated by Congress for the benefit of the poor. Mr. W. C. Dodge was the first apeake ng to record that contended that the act of 18%, providing for | m= agen ie dccoration ie controlled @ superintendent of charities, clearly defined | "5 40 local traneportation’ the re awort: the duties of such officer, and he thoughtit was not his duty to report’ upon or even suggest anything appertaining to the poor fund. ile had jurisdiction over congres-tonal appro} b here ts wo doubt that the problem involving the transportation ui passengers from the oity (Chicage) to the exbibition will be suc- cessfully solved. The tious to institutions, but ‘the fund from which | within” the ‘grounds, if a mest Talluare the association received assistance was appro- | one. The authoritr ‘mode Priated for the Commissioners to allot as they | mans arrangementsin this direction, butit oak mam proper, and certainly Mr. Warner hed | be dificult to provive tov liberally for the exay nothing whatever to do with that. circulation of visitors within the vast encio- He thought the bill providing for # super- | sure.” ques: intendent of charities a good measure as a| After the report had been read the commis: whole, but criticised the provision that the | sion thanked un Heury Wood AA Jatwes man 20 enpervice our charities must not be ® | Dredge tor the work they bad so successt wily Tesident of Washington. accomplished in bebalf of ‘commie Kev, W. E. Parsons and Secretary L. 8. | sion. =e Emery of the association also spoke. ‘The |” The royal commission aleo decided to latter gave a detailed account of the work of | commitices to aticud to finance, nue eee hee {he association and stated during his remarks | dian exhibits, colowal exbibite,’ engineering that since the appointment of Dr. Warner con- | science, education and other branches of Gfest tributions bad fallen off 25 percent. It was | Britain's inteuded exhibit at Chicago, not his object to reflect upon the superintend-| in addition the commision tivo decided ent of charities, but such was the ease. Citizens | to appoiut » commitice uf indict te met te mame did not like tocontribute funds to be given | junciion with the luis’ committee of ¢ amay Ds a man whom they did not anow. Finally the commussion decided to invite question w. cerning the appli- | chamber of commerce to local comamst- eat te arses remanent APP; | chin of cmmerce ts act lca sm institutions, and Dr. Warner, who was present, | British munuiactore olbers, ‘ito, He replied that inasmuch as | exhibit ne 84 ~ " tion had seen fit to discredit couismnitinicenniie his latements he did not desire to SWEPT BX THE LIBERALS They Elect @ Big Majority of the Chilisa Depution, New York, Oct. 23.—The Heraid's.cable die- Patchs from Valparaiso way that the total re- sulte of the recent ciectious sow that the dif- Jerent p-rtics combined under the name of Liberals wave elected Mity-tive deputies, while the couservatives ur clericaisbave elected seven. One dictatorial ve men§ cpuly bas alse boos Vrominent among those elected are Carles Waiker aartines, sedro Mout and Kicarde ke drumbud. dhe later two are well known i the United Staies, louti as te ate of the Junta at Wasuungton and Urumbull fur ‘is CobbeCUON With We 4iute affair. _ “MUST DEFEAT TAMMANY.” enter intoany argument with them. Whatever he had to say would be embodied in his memo- randum to the Commissioners. He would eay, however, that his recommendation applied equally to ali institutions. he Commissioners took the matter under advisement. pcan Interior Department Changes. The following official changes have been made in the Department of the Interior: Pension office—Appointments: Wm.G. Brum- baugh of Ohio, James B. Ennis of Texas, Richard A. Hales of North Carolina, Wm. C. Hill of Tennesse, Jacob H. Himes of Missouri, Mick Mitchell, jr.. of Georgie, Clarence J. Van Etten of Michigan, kson A. Winner of Penn: rge F. Woodbury of Kan- sas and Albert E. Young of New York, copyists at $900. Resignations: Miss Lillie R. Leary of District of Columbia. clerk, $1,400; Miss Ella Mason of Kentucky, clerk, £1,200; Otto C. Richardson of Ohio, clerk, $1.00); Cephas Whitney of Illinois, clerk, $1,400. General land oftice—Appointments: Maurice Baldwin of Kentucky and James K. Mock of ows, transcribers of records and plats at $600. Patent oftice—Promotion: Mrs. Willie A. Rider of Maryland, copyist, £720 to €900. Resignation: Mrs. Cora W. Lewis of New Hampshire, copyist at $900. ————_-2-_____ Gov, Hill in Washington, Gov. Hill and party arrived in Washington at 9:40 o'clock this morning from Atlanta over the Richmond and Danville railroad and left fifteen minutes later via the Pennsylvania route for New York. Few people knew that the governor was on the train and noattemptat ademonstra- tion was made. The governor did not leave his car during the short stay in the station. Lieut. Gov. Jones bays That It is Necessary: for poms Purificaden. New Vouk, Oct. 23.—In a letter made publig today Lieut. Gov. Jones, democrat, says: “We gust deieat tue Lummuny ticket by Voting ior one whose politics are opposed ours, repugaant a it is,and when we bave Tescled Our party from ike usurpers we may hope tur its Continued progress, gulued by the pruuciples niu wows by veitereun, aud OWES, by Jacksou, Seymour and iuiden. sateen THE ENGINEEK WAS VIGILANT. And Another Attempt to Wreck au English Express Train Was Frustrated. Lonpox, Oct. 23.—On Wednesday last the traveling world of England was startled and justly indignant ot o dastardly atiempt to Wreck au express train on the Great Wostery Taulroad near Kieading by the placing of a mum- ber of sleepers across the rads. Luckily the engineer = saw =the obstruction = im time, put down the brakes, and the engine plowed Wrough the obstructon with- oUt deaving the rails. ‘ne feeung of borror and indignauen Wich this attempt created Was Bull being opeuly expressed an the news- papers aud ciscwLere When at about noon to- Wdsy an attempt was made near Croydon ww Wreck the Lastvourbe eapress train. ibe rae cats WhO planued luis Outrage pinced a quantity Bud iron Chaiue acruse the rails im Mr. Clagett Much Better. Mr. W. H. Clagett is still improving, and to- day was pronounced to be much better. ermal Cart. Danie F.. Cauryan, first infantry, has been placed on the retired list of the army. Onprnep To Wasmxorox.—Capt. Edward 8. Godfrey, seventh cavalry, now on sick leave of absence, has been ordered to thir city to re- port in person to the adjutant general. Azur Tnaxsrers.—The following transfers in the eighteenth infantry are made: Second Lieut. Edson A. Lewis, from company E to company L Second Lieut. Charles E. Hays, from company I to company E. Lavxcumo or Cruiser No. 10.—The Secre- tary of the Navy was today notified by Mr. W. J. Malster, ident of the Columbian iron works, Ball », that cruiser No. 10, 2,000 tons, will be launched next Wednesday. Rermep.—Capt. Victor Biart, assistant sur- geon, and Capt. Orlando L. Wieting, twenty- third infantry, having been found incapacitated i | A ret bell i 1 E st i EE es i | f il 5 - JAMES Y. DAVI® SONS, Sts Nw. cor. Pennsylvanis ave. and 12th ot. SMYBNA RUGS, 96-1NCH, 400. Sens Me ae ia: DOUBLE VANILLA CHOCOLATE FOR 300. PEBLB. al i 5 fi f i YS $ j i i i! |