Evening Star Newspaper, November 3, 1891, Page 12

topt = ™ . - = ' THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. Cc. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER - 3, - 1893. SSS SSS S08 Ss DIPLOMATIC MARRIAGE gially_be made known in, the course of time, oir OMEN, AEB. ome mrss10xs. GETTING THE NEWS. _ THE DISTRICT'S REVENUES. AUCTION SALES. ¢ ‘come of events.” Business Trameanted at the Session of the | Pisses: Where Information of Election Re-| An Increase of @375,000 Expected From the Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov't Report. FUTURE DAYS. WILL PAY ABOUT SEVENTY CENTS © Convention Today. “i ¢ coppe Can Be Obtained Tonight. New Assessment. e RecurrE npulaneea General Grubb Wedded in Lond A member of the committee of the associated | suxy rerenestixa AEPORTS neaD—a ivert}.2¢8ay Tesldent of Washington goes to bed | The District Commissioners today addressed oe in London | yanks expresses the opicion that the depositors | “yy ry nue Tuan METORTS BBA wras | this night witnout first being loaded with elec- | « letter to tho Secretary of the Treasury trans- S rie Peat RR Toda’ of the Maverick National Bank will ultimately | 20ss,u_aepvesy ghaworonenrion wamren | #00 news the fant will be due either tooxtra- | fhitting the estimates for the support of the REVERT STKE OT NORTH y: receive a dividend amounting toabout 70cents| Jon perpoarae cuss semen necsrrze, | ordinary indifference of personal inability. | District government for the fiscal year ending -_5, Speverqetierahen Sees gn ithe ‘dollar. "The pomible, insolvency, of Preparations for receiving information are pro-{ June 30, 1898. ay yerartcd 1 °eth Somtemenept, etven to sme PRESIDENT POTTER’ Mesure, Potter and French in view of the 2i°| Foundry Church this morning once more | ceeding with an earnestness not heretofore | In their ltter the Commissioners say: The OAS ASE TESS oe PSG DS STATEMENT, | corres conc a eee aaa aan ie | contained the members of the Woman's Home | noticed even when the election was a presi-| receipts of the government of anid District (ex- Commencing St TEN OCLOCH te commences levied on the stockholders will yield anything | Missionary Society eontinuing their eleventh | dential affair. This access of interest may be | clisive of the water department), from sources fined theren, comprising pee = : i on the 290 shares held by those gentlemen. | annual session. The wofk today consisted | duo to the fact that the independent voter and | other than the proportionate contribution of - cin Grease, ot, Evan's Relations With the Insol- This view of the situation corresponds with | mainly in receiving réports from committees, | the Australian ballot system have combined to | the United States, for the fiscal year to end . Sloster tres toms, forte Powden, that held by others who are posted in Consideration ofthe report made by Mrs. | make elections more ancertain than they once | June 80, 1898, will be €3,155.645.57. With the ABSOLUTEL Nog Chamois vent Maverick Bank. agian Rogers from the committee on management of | Were. As the supreme local disseminator of |'50 per cent contribution of the United States PURE ' temo Ween PI “TIM HEALY HOKRSEWHIPPED, _ | deaconess homes was given at some length. news Taz Stax will do all that is possible to | the total will be $6,311,291.02. ¥ ne {Double Berean, Sa thy Mrs. Willing proposed an amended resolu- | make plain the results of today's contests. The ‘The ostimate of receipts from sources other AUCTION ee ee ee = SEW Ec Parnell’s Nephew Chastises ti iding that th ittee of regular edition will be supplemented by an ex- e United States is based upon the esti- af 7 Vos J Six yours’ lease of the premises, TIM HEALY HORSEWHIPPED. .— ion providing ie committee of three, | regular ed pete pete ene by an ex- oe [ni greomeenggel miley nope STION_S: AUCTION SALES, ‘Tieattenton cf tue trade and private buyers i regularly appointed for the purpose, memor- eb called nee. Mote bow open for inepection. D ov. 8.—“Timathy Hleuly MaOartinys Fae : which will contain the latest and most reliable | ments as they now appear on his books, and THIS AFTEK TOMORROW Torus cash. carts, Nov. 3.—“Timothy Healy, Y- | lalize the general conference on this subject 28 | statistical and common-sense information from | tho probable receipts from licenses, markets, | JyaTOLIFFE, DARN & CO., auc. ne A DIPLOMAT’s WEDDING. ite ees of the — SS repre or ny Well as on other subjects. Mrs. Willing thought | ail the main centers of political competition. aoe) ‘and other miscellaneous sources of Dis-| R’ —" LAT & stoas, acces <a " northern division of the County of ford, | no memorial should be sent by any one especial governm N, Auctioncers, AICLIFFE, DARE & OO, Gea. E Burd Grubb, U. S. Minister to Spaim, | ins been publicly horsewhipped in the streets | p, i Lage preteen sania ao upon” the AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE NEW BLEVEN- uoon | R ws Married Today in London. : phages ey Then there will be much news given away|in the treasury. of $120,000 a] BOOM BRI y coe jarri 7 of Dublin by Mr. McDermott, the nephew of | irs. Robinson did not agree. She thonght | at 1393 E. ot ry , 8120, ani (CK HOUSE ON TWELFTH STAEET —_— VALVARLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, No, Loxnox, Nov. 3.—G Burd Grubb, the . ” treet. A busy.man, coat off, this/ upon the Commissioners’ estimate of the TENTH. STKET © NORTHW i es ee en ee 4s the matter was especially of importance to | morning fastened to the balcony of that build-| probable increase in the assessable valuation of | NOBTHWEST. No, 1503, OPPOSITE IOWA mined Pee tin NAME PP RAME toe United States minister 10 a ae een, | citch i the terse record of an interesting and | the deaconess bureau that bureau should be | ing a lengthy strip of cotton on which had boon | FeAl property, from the general assessment now | CIRCLE. caxnisiion OUSHCO y steer NOeinw est 2:80 this afternoon at St. Stephen's Church, | not unexpected event which has just been | allowed to memorialize the general conference. | painted the legend, “The Central Democratic | 8 Progress, and which will be available as 8% | we win offer for ale On FRIDAY APTER NOON, NOVEMBER il South Kensington, this city, to Miss Violet Sop- | placed upon the bulletin boards of the various | Arter a considerable parliamentazy tangle had | Committee of the District of Columbia.” | @ddjtional ‘sourco of revenue for the expenses | Toes Ree Ei tale, 2 front. of the, premises on! Ors one assortment of the most exquisite sorte of HALE-FABT FOUR O'CLOCK, wo will sail with, eldest daughter of Mr. Thos. Sopwith of | hewspapers of this city. every one of which is | heen rather uniquely straightened out the | Around that banner—above, below, in front, | Of the fiscal ycar. The Commissioners estimate | U'C-OCK B.M., parts of sots. 11 at ‘square 311, Pal ‘Tyr 12, SQUARES $2. Gpmeell road, London, and of the | *t*rounded by demonstrative crowds of hot- | previous question was ordered on Mrs. Willing’s | behind—will gather the central committee and | that the amount that will be received from the Bith improveménts thergon. consisting of & lie three- HAARLEM : ‘ "Seotneat. The Ter, J, | Llgoded Irishmen. The Parnellites in the | motion, which was voted down. The question | its invited guests, the Columbia Democratic | Intter source, in addition to the assessor's exti- | $ch crate unica, Howe, Bow Uader rental at | Isle = ee Seek ee eS throngs which gaze upon the big black letters of | had been whether the deaconess bureau should | Club and the Jackson Democratic Association. | Mate, will be at least €375,000. ail modern appliances, a8 brick-set urnaces, electri FLOWER ROOTS, sited es the Rew Jona Coulson, "uncle | (26 notice are. jubilant and do net hesitate te | be allowed to go hefor® the general conferene® | In tho street, with its myriad intent 011 & | $$$ | hapered ttcerniraes SNE, gals abycuancss and Cnet Stthe Velde, and. the ev. ‘Thomas “Lane | (yee ee rai a ee that nome | Hnelt and Mrs, Rogers explained the question. | stereopticon screen, will bo a crowd of anzions | qr 7 taektolanesiiey teases tat and rans)» the bride, and the Kes. homas Lave | tye boards, The conequence is that anum-| Sire.” Henry Wade Rogers, who made the | ones whos. tendencies may. be principal nat Do You Wors Fo “Terns of bale One-third of one-fourth cash; balance Doudie and Sincle Hyactntha, , Bridges, cousin o' ee jin. | ber of fights have already occurred, while the | report, is the wife of the’ president of the | democratic. A special Western Union wire will — in one, two and three years, at G per cent. 00 down eddding ceremonies. | Tike Dest maar wee dug, | empeno! the partisans is such as to suggest | North’ Western University in Illinois. | convey the messages to committee’ head- | , No.oue works orleve. if « manis worth amitiion | Samiicsctisia. HATH DERE oe UURER YC LAE LS third cash, bal porte Seen mewlleng App Ses se ma — “necessity for strong and vigilant police She is 2 aay yt ggitt® literary quarters eu ees i Rewrite formoney,, Every one does that which yieids | _oczidies Auctioneers. ‘Liliums, Ranunculus, Scillas, Anemones, Ter cent | —t 7 and executive ability. After a del 01 Ain S i he sane = = eared uy aeeh Rosamond, {ates Daiss, Ci imag tire and | Pies been in the air that Mr. Healy would. | tetween Mrs, Willing ard Mre- Robinson, the ieremetés ger pe Piepaberedert cnet Sed Gielen in boasncr Boy. everythin Yoricant aud iny | [JUNCANSON BHOS.. Auctiousers. Iris, Snowdrore, &e., &e. ha the purchases a eyes of 60D by some one and some how, be called to #| former holding that the executive committee | land Democratic Club, which has ite local | S¢l,on credit or instailment?” If the reply is “*Yes,” | VERY DESIRABLE FHO|ERTY, CORNER“OF| On WEDNESDAY MOK og bride) and Miss Effie Grubb, the daughter of | prompt reckoning for the exceedingly vigor- | sho f 4 . ‘walk out” You can't save anything there, Credit | FLORIDA AVENT: cy Ooms NG, NOVEMBER 5 Lym. beset ta reckoninj d iy ald de the memorializingjand the latter that | habit . ee. i DA AVENUE AND NORIM CAPLIOL hal the bridegroom by a former marriage, Screech ddlecred by kien ot Leagterd on | as vena ghtes Gat poy tyre teary erate a poems of Pennsylvania avo- | houses cans “rive cash price. “an m ihe on FQREED, IMPROVED BY 81. 0KE AND DWELL- | FOURTH, 1901,commencing at ELEVEN O'CLOCK.at | _ocit! ala TCLUFE, DARK & C0. ee eee mashing em a last. Ordinarily Mr. Healy is @ re-' draw up the paper. Mrs. Rogers read some to ma; don’t want any credit trade. If youcan't | _On TUE- DAY AFTERNOON, Nt ourat 1 UNCANSON BROS. Aucnom ERS BT was recently elected one of the directors of the | bly forcible . but on the cercsion | resolutions paraad by the deaconess conference. THE KNIGHTS OF RECIPROCITY. bay Cash you Neod not come.” You will hear those | 1801. at HALEPAST TOUR OCLOCK. we wil sad aaa nEREmENENETRET ATE D —_ oe Bark of England. Acting as ushers at the | in question he excelied himself, he having me ” At least one republican organization will use | {59 huwbus,"* ‘be 1 say Ui eclithae moods cieey toe | 2 TORE OF the premise. oC ARE GL Bott LATIMER & SLOAN, Auctioueers. eee — wedding were six young gentlemen from | gone so tar ns to refer to Mra. Parnell ag “an SSL VATION WORK I5 FRAFCE. astereopticon tonight. The Knights of * Reci- | cash maker one ablower, &., soacan piace eas the | which has been subdivigeh sate Sue building lots RATCEREE, DAKE & CO. Aust: ee TRE hukteets cata eee Philadelphia, all_mémbers, of the famous | English prostitute.” A$ this point the regnlar order was Iaid aside | procity, whose stronghold ‘is in Seligeod’s| ments: sit OS bestee Table eines oats | SREEOTS 100, 191, 108, te2and 20s, SUTARE GIB. - Se pene athena . PARTICULARS OF THE ASSAULT. while the society received Miss Catherine Booth | Han, corner of Penns} <a). 8, Six fat. Extension Table, @4; Seven Tiece | » These ite on 191, 182, 103 and 194, SQUABEGIS. | penewprory AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE MWe EINE LAGE Baie Knight jr. eon of the wealth i | The particulars of the assault are as follows: | Clibbon, who told of salvation work in France. | i4th'streets, have their canvass out, or tes eae tes tae Mug Suites, $00. | AVENUE except lov Hi, wich hawatrontot Wieet, | AMEROVED 1 SLU AN Paorekry “0S AUIS that. name: Edw Mr. McDermott, who is a solicitor, this morn- | She told of her belief thatif theactive imagina-| business. ‘The news will come over a specinl > nod teacwberesl00 | FONDA AVENUE and'ig 1iiee caNGIT CAE | REATING LST Ate Apart eLPGA of the Philade! | ing espied Mr. Timothy Healy, dressed in his | tion and fiery enthusiasm of the French people | Postal wire. wes ERY. OF Bark, bo | FO. PUMEEL, which 1m tuproved by m sore aod [ROBES STR RE Se t + De. Te, BSc. 8 i Warburton, the son of a well proprietor; W. Lerms: One-thirdcash; balance in one. and two| NUL AND 2 STMEES PXTESDLD, ALSO THE barrister’s wig and gown, walking through the | could be aroused the people would be as en-| _ Clulmen who wear the winged arrow of the , years, notes to bear U per cent interest and to be se- oe HUUdEs, BU Lbs, four courts. Without a moment's delay Mr. | thusiastic over and as active in support of Columbia Athletics or who have the password . Bates, a prot of the. Merion Cricket Ciu eaiceaieie Misa a Boca . 4) Christ as of Napoleon. at’ the Press Clab will ‘have the freshest in- cured’ by deed “ou properts. Conveyancing, &, at BOPURS. BLING Tet ry cMpER ROT The church was crowded with moner, vigorously belabored him with repented | gave an interesting history of the work which In front of the oftice of the Post a stereop- with in fliteen days, the right reserved to rese.i the | [ON WEDNESDAY ATTFRNOON, NOVEMBER ty EF -- -t Passage here or reg re nd vizorsusly delivered blows. Mr. Healy | the Salvation Army was prosecuting in that | ticon screcn is in position now and from ubout Property at the Fisk ard cost of the defaulting pur- eh HE AT HALE-PAST POUL O'CLOCK, ceils end Wt a Gr who came here irom the continent for the | \ug taken completely by surrrise, and stame | country, Miss Clibbon's manner of deseribing | 8 0 clock until midnight bulletins will be dis- soe pespapes bubun at Prva ot the Bocuse all at “ast tered three pared pe NOFA ‘wig falling | France and the people and the work of the played for the benefit of the waiting crowd. ENT, from his head af the same time officers of the atmy was charming in its| Announcements will be made from the i tage at Harris’ Theater and at the Lyceum ‘ oTU While Mr. Healy srostrate his enemy | eloquent language and vivid dese ion. | Stage 1 4 iy her you work on the street or count your FUTURE Days. —- — Ss Lropeoe father A= oe with a slight accent her voice was | Theater, special wires having been run in there. | thousands, live on Connecticut ave. or ““Swampood.e,”” express purpose of doing honoz to Gen. ( —— aio in Ms Snai hig briske. ‘The altar was beautifu ated with flowers and wich palms, with the elegantly f AT OF bling. feli lat upon his back, ot the surveyor's office of vlunbia, together with the improve: One-half of the purchase money tm “equal instaluwents respectively oInavenue With stasie, self. This, Lowever, did not last long, tor Mr, | asked the prayers and the material help of the | be supplied witn manifold copies of the bul- | and see. ORY BRICK AND BASE- St the Pate ot six (6) per cent of St. Stephen's u; | Healy. eptinnton is hie feat, the ‘two men | American wisien. letins that come to both telegraph companies. M. C. GRASTY, TWO-- 10Ry BRICK = . i » springing td feat, : > Neti ident from : DOUBLE STOKES. 22 FOU, Xdepost of F200 redur elightful scene. wasa rapid delivery of fist | Aletter was read by the president from Mrs. AT THE WHITE HOUSE. A. | clinched. Lobe couspiiead wath Lu wore the uniforms of Fignt to Fused i City Troop, . MeDermott and then a short wman, who was lying sick. Her letter! President Harrison will, as has been a presi- Furniture, Carpets, China, Glass, Tin, ko. reserved. Aci couve) ancamg. &. seazletand silver, with high jack boots and ling match, which was ¢ breathed a true spirit of Christianity, and Mrs. | dential custo: : =e ae en perohastr'e com. talver helmets, sufmounted by bear skin crests. pagent Willing offered prayers for the wick. Mrs. J. | Scuuel 08 solid Grane a Wa begin the | Don't doubt titi vou try. — ee “Lor 33" On THURSDAY, NOVENDER FIFTH. AT OXE The general was thus by mored by the hand- eiliciiass arristers | K. Barney, the ope prison de- Conse vals ied gen shows gilda pply Of Willian Murpiy’s subdivision O'CLOCK P. M.. We wili seul on the above preim- some young troopers ase was UU parts of the four courts. | partment of the Wofld’s W. C. T. U., was intro- o D press iation: é is a y . captaia of the City Treop, having resigned lash intervened, forming s | dueod to the wociety and apoke for a few mo- | him with all they know, and for this purpowes| Ay Exroaxt Sroce Or Dares Love, OSS AND HEATING APPARATUS, LEGAL NOTICES. ——» coramand when he decided to run for the g out Mr. Healy, preventing him from | ments. pecial loop was put in this morning. The “HK YSANTHEMUMS, [> 7@® sornewe “oF THE DISTRICE ernozaiip of 5 The ‘sroopers irom patag ar Bélag saat = ‘\ communication was rend inviting delegates | White House always bas direct eomavunieation a » OF COLUMBIA. © ' the Quak , With the ac- |" McDermott cxplaimed to the onlookers | to the Boston meeting of the World’s W.C. 1. U. | With the Western’ Union office, but an extra oon " D S, tee Recent oo Cement th companionent of clanking sabers and. fing) j that “he thrashed the Lound because of that | The question of what officers the nominating Litas ant iat penietrr ye: Tec ET 8 LATTE & SLOAN, Auctioneers, eave. Pei en G7 em spurs, ushered the wedding guests into their | s tech of his leatecd Ga Soudan lad committee could present was discussed for | Tesular wire is fully oceupied with special dit 5B O00. Auctions OO | To which we invite the attention of Hurists and private Sitijameon, pews’ were the object of much mitention and | Weg of his at Longfer on Sunday last, in | ometime. Finally » resolution of Mrs. Will- | Patches from private sources. ‘Mr. B. F. Mont- — KS & CO., Auctioneers, ‘tapers Se yyy excited considerable comment of a flattering | Linsman's widow. * ing requesting the nominating committee to | emery and Mr. Cox of the executive cleri 637 Louisiana ave., é Tule day occurring tory pean — : |numinate the’ honorary vice presidents was | force Wil d to the sounders at the Presi to f thin dap votuer wise toe cause Wal Ee Ti was, so fer as the lad RES TEM tlopied dent's ends of the wires. ‘W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PA. AVE., Oop. Oy: cerned, a white and pink Pa <raecramgeoe nee: aw ‘A resolution was introduced providing that |. Secretary Blaine will also stay at home to get = pen white silk, with poin ' OF il noannual convention be held next year = S = He, too, has Leer —_ ize rau | Desires to call the particular attention of the ladice a assur PUBLIG. caught up with orange the money be given to the general fund. ‘The | in- eeds a special. because the regular IMPORTANT THE or Canes, s bathrfien ‘The brid facclutiog did’ not seem se mect. with general | Wire will be busy with private messages. ang all who are interested in an elegant stock of | Eveumcose. rose pik silk, with rom shouider « favor and was promptly referred to the com-|, Other members of the cabinet who may be | Dress Goods of tho newest styles out this season and — Sauave bby tue court, ged with diamonds in town tonight will be amply supphed with all ined 1 rae cop shoulder uid lace veils ar: lutions. na * ‘very moderate prices. Heretofore our regular store sales of bouseh: ‘ern werveandedizhteen wie* aes wn ceport frou the transportation committee | Possible information. On such occasions the | ** Ye" moderate prices, baming= ot ere, | meaeten, Ser poten Dieroner tasoreee Sooes eg ad oe | oe PROMINENT GUESTS PRESENT. was read by the chairman, Mrs. Ampt, and she | telegraph companies and news associations are | Those who have dealt with us, nodoubt, will ap- | ‘fects. Furniture, Carpets and almost ever7 and secured by adecd or trust on J y wold: ad needed for housefurnishing or refurnishing, have been | CoBvermncng, &¢. at purctieser conducted on THUKSDAYS, a On account of increasing consignments of every de- ATCLIFFE, DARE & CO., Auchor preciate what we say, and you will not beimportuned | scription we are necestarily compelled hereafter to | Le - aN to buy. hold a regular sale at our auction rooms VERY VALUABLE, AND ‘We hardly need to name all the different classes of ‘TWO DAYS EACH WEEK, hae was atterward thanked by a rising vote. Lmore than ordiuarily courteuot. pclae what wo say, andif you will call and takes RESOLUTION AS TO REDUCED RATES. — = 60k at our handsome goods we are sure you will ap- ‘Mrs. Williams presented a series of resolutions reciting that as the W. H. M. S. was a benevo- lent organization and its officers received no | 4 U2 pay or emoluments, and the organization em-| &1TcH#N U Tensizs. ‘There were nearly 500 acceptances to the wedding invitations and the church, which is _ capable of accommodating about 1,200 people, ‘was filled with friends and acquaintances of the families interested in the ceremony. Among the guests present at the service in == | 409.15 404 FAs] G S1DEWALKS 4 NDI P uMia Si SieM IN “Te Disik.c Bice of re reves ved at thie ot oR LUUKSDAY The Commusaons 20, Unie, auth TWELV NEMBER FAPTH, tof Co.ummbhe iL Wite — asked. c 20 bid, — asked. do-year fund, 6s, is bid, — asked. Water stuck, is, 1903, cur- Water stock, St. Stephen's, which was fuily choral, were Hon. Imbid, asked. Rats, 1004 fund, cur- Dress Goods, but we can assure you that we can show | sidewalas tudor tive pwervait aye . States ter : bi 5 asket 338, reg. 3ite 1 yed sixty missionaries and disbursed annu- |URSDAY AND SATURDAY, SDAY, NOVEMBER FOURTH, 180) ta Robert F. Lifeols,,Caued States mininer; the | fancy, ty'Gid 7g ike Sh Teg. Fit S| MOFEI IAN ES aor of al colorsand national | Wenow show the largest andmoat complata amort-| You # wrest many tempting and atrtbing syle and Sejeneese SEA PAT ROCK OCEORR EB ee al Dassador at London, and all the members of ‘ellaneous Bouds—Washington and George- | ities aud supported other charitable institu-| ment of KITCHEN UTENSILS and HOUSE. | they Will be shown with pleasure, and you will, no e < “SPALL OP SQUARE 11: . toxetiier with Kallroad 10-40, ts, 10%; bie v5 asked. Wash- | tions, and yet no reduced rate was given by the ‘aud Georgetown. Is ad Couvertibie 6s. | railroads,therefore the resolution provided that | FURNISHTNG COODS we have ever offered, in COP- | G0Ubt. find » great many new and beautiful things the Spanish embassy now in this city; the secretary of the United States legution, Mr. i ict a pal mmnamgilemi oe a ~ . 140 as siington and Georgetown amenger a different roads be ‘1 that you will not find “ —— ite, and ali the memvers of the wad Rights, 137 bul, "asked. Masuine Hall | we,Passenger agente, ab gedoneneorsanl oqo PER, GRANITE, IRON, TIN AND OTHER WABES, nh comma apace States | legation now im Lon) Associations Go," 10d, bid. — asked. | Washing: | Pore c? the aoeiety, the missionaries and the | 0m a Five-cent Een Beater to Retrigerators of lane Goods received for auction on any day, for which no storage is charged. With thanks to those who have s&- | "Tite property’ is aduncrel Sisted usin out present location for the past eight | dence, veiux but 170 feet sontit Woalso have a very choice stock of medium price | sears we hope for continuance of their favor. *Ferune: One-tisird canh.beanre i Fear ved to rejoe: DOUGLASS, J ‘onminsvonars D.C {aby OF aul Das ». OBS, We ocr Ot doa; Gen John C.. New, the United | wun uarket_ Co tee Tse-i9it, urd mnt, eevee yt Beka ike qeacecs hare, ted Mtn Soe, | at, ed Wellingen “lentes Gunpery dorconesres; that the same concessions be | et aie Dress Goods, and we will show them with plessurd, FOR THURSDAY, NOVEMBER FIFTE, errata ny core progeny Don Urbano Montijo, the Spanish consul gen | ip. Gs 1:5 bid. — asked. “American Se- | made to the missionaries and deaconewses as | -° . and we {eel confident you will not regret an oppor- | we have, without enumerating, « large and general | Homi ot Wd regu radar! ile tulcol sae If term | Tne panes eral, and fads: Lord and Lady George Cemp- | Ufty and Trust Company, 6, 160 bid, 1003, asked. | iy made to Catholics and that supplies to mis- sly tote oat neck once iy pe ety TF ~ 4 Wasiligion Light iniaitty Ist mortgage 68, 14, | sionaries and homes be carried free. The rese-| Patt. Banqnét and Piano Lamps, in brass and bell, Sir Arthur and Lady Hloomiield, fisg and cost of the det a KUHN Fecaunienel Vee ‘be toe Chesapeake a from President Henjamin Harr Vice Presi Pt | jw vid, — asked. Washington Light infantry 2d E. E. M Practical plano maker. and’ Ladj’ Gracebridges, Lady Uctuvia beau. | 7 Yt —aaked. | Wasuiuston Light infantry 24 | tution wae adopted. Mrs. E. E. Marcey re-| tron, on second floor. FURNITURE, mdvertses ; “reshe mont, Lady Bright, Don Carlos Dominguez, | Company, scries A, aa ics bid, “asked. Waa, | Ported from the [voen bane bee cranprtl ico! ws CARPETS, ESa recording at HALES DAVIS CERIGHT PIANOS: URBIV: Don ‘Louis Dominguez, Sir George Elliott, | ington Gas Company, series B, 68, 129 bid, | Feceipts of the committee had been $124 and — : itp, durabi it}. teaUts,. in ow’ prices Me Pye Sie Henry” Ldwardoy MM. P-:| “asked. Wanhiugiou” Gas Company” Convert: | expenditires $128.19, while 61,231 lealets had é STOVES, oco8-dkas ott’ | bie sa, iy asked. eckengton en sent ou y : croneer Sir Alesander and Lady Monerieff, pow one Fo ore M. W. BEVERIDGE, W. M. SHUSTER & SOR, ke., Bey THOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auctioneers. Sir John and Lady Novais, Sir William : - “ MRS. LOGAN RECEIVED. a esias ecunuistaainea® I 5 sei is, Sir | William | Potomac Telephone ist mortgage, 100 bi ais 0 which we: VALUABLE F STREET PROPERTY FOR SALE— Pearce, bart. Baron Michel de Wellamy, Major | 195 asked. Cavitol and North U street Rail ‘The regular order was suspended at this time wi A BAKE OPPOKTUNILY. v ‘Importer of Pottery and Porcelain, CHAS. WEEKS, ‘and Lady Elizabeth Ciaugi-Taylor, Admural . ‘ag 090 S19 PA. AVE. BF direction of tue owners, Tv.) sel .- Sir Edward Englefield, K. C. B. to introdnes % the socihty Mrs. Bishop simp 03-22 Salesman. | tion on WEDNESDAY, the LOUK TH 4 After the wedding ceremonies the newly mar- | biectrie Light Convertivie 38, 05. bi son and Mes. Gen. Logan and Mrs. Gen. Foster, | ose No. 1215 F and 1214 G ota Souter the prasaiona, tbs propery on the te PIANOS ried peir left London for the south coasten | Sslioual Bank Siucks—bauh of Wasingw who were received standing. Mrs. Logan ina DENCANSON BROS., Anctioncers, eae AT pepe . Toute for the continent, and this evening a| Db 420 askew Bank of kepubiic, 2 bid. — | few words expressed the interest se had taken th andD sts. mw. | anaes ons street, wilss “The sweetest-toned piano made.” guaranteed fop most brilliant and well-attended reception, at | Cncrai, gov bur — asked Second. iso a | i the seciety and her sorrow at not having TRUSTEES SALE OF EWO-STORY ASD BASE | Urreruusent of tue viuversig of Ueummciowas Tits | Hist: MCtORY price; cash oF #10 payments which nearly all of the wedding guests men- | [OM fie bots = gekea id. 10 bid. — | been able to be present at more meetings aS cK DWE : ng Toned were, prevent, was la at’ No. 32 Crom | Csseae tnt Wake kame tadanis | aire McCabe thowe the wasiety two ante". B Towven & § Ts You Ans Ix Nexo Or ASor| Stier thvibter ts so SvEErs si FISERT TENE oF THE LEADING LGR well road, the town residence of the bride's | asked. Cap tal. 124 bid. — asked. West kud, 97 | @faph books of Whittier witb an autograph om, Virtue of a deed of trust to us, bearing date the | Cbs: ‘wo and tie Fats, to be eeiunad won the prob bition at ou ware veoue, Wom father. via. 100 asked. Traders’, 110 bid, 113 asked. “in-| letter which Mrs. L. H. "aggett wished to DRY GOODS DEALERS, OR OVEROOAT 16th day of September, 1590. er. in | ‘Yerius to ed with in ten days after sae. A . uscler. vers & Pond ‘THE BRIDAL PRESENTS. get ad poems oe ae have sold fof the Fe of one bureau and see ee Ca tentes. Send at the reaneatat | 22P0Sit of 2500 Ht Le required af the tne of se. . shoromely, retina. Pe > _ ssailivad Stocks — Washington and Georgetown, | swo rooms in the bureau be named after mem- 1516 7th st. nw. nis of tie Di : Bas Nak SOM. cmd ban Yiauion aid organ ‘The presents received by the bride numbered | 210 vid, Metropolitan, 9 Uid. 15 | here of the eociety. The Ptice of the books | prescthed Pit THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING 00. | tha Parice ae atthe premise, SDs ¥, NOV. La Auctionsers,_ | THRU aia PUMA, sy STAYMAN, more then 150, aud incladed diamonds from | SsKtd- (Columbia, 6» Vid. — asked. Capit aud | were to be #1 each, while Mrs. Daggott wanted |, Pepghed Pillow Care Cotton, Be. oo 1s the place to gett. BER SURTEENTH. 101. at HALE? mama M8 Pat nw eet, 3: bid, SU asked. Georgetown aud phar dag 9 lo > ae Fae ts F O'CLOCK P. M., the following descri FUTURE Days. Wasuinetcn, D.C, the bride's father, a handsome large diamond | jeuleytown, oi bid, 6 askeu. Kock Creek, 100 Scere hg pool papper La nan dl at pee ie eee een ao On account of the lateness of the season we have cut | co! of land, situatein the city of Washi Distri Sa ein: 213 North Chaties st r. _- laves Memori y a on umibia, * 23 at ¥. crescent from the English employesof ‘T. Sop- | bid, asked, © z Hares Memorial Home in this city, ‘The two] $044 leached Sheva 17e. ee dae, we cco can ee Coin vauare numbered eieht. andred ant seventy |W. ASS 00.» Anctionsers, | 2238 ne with £Co. (Limited), in Spain, a jeweled dirk | ,/usurance Stocks— Firemen's. 45 bid. 6 asked. | bool nly minut 10-4 Unwieacued Sheeting, Le. Drices . (870), and described as follows: Bexinning for the | TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUARI. ‘KE ZOLIAN,” A WONDERFUL SELF-PLay- from the Bapertth household ai the Inle of Fraukiin.S: bid, — asked. Metropolitan, $) bid.— | liepoee of. Mra. J. Eddy Somers tock one—| Besutunl no Aud-wour tvaits, 90 and TSe. i = SSine ut the ‘uortheast ‘corner of sald lot and rennin | ""PROFERTS FROSTING OS UEEMURT ATE, | A auraunruaueat, eee ee oan ame 24s | asked. “National Unica, 15° bid. the room to he rained for the president of he | Ali ems Henrietta Casamere i al! ols, 0c. Comé and look at our $7.50 and $10 SUITS and | thm South eichty-eient (88) tect four(d) inches, | | RRGFERTY FROSTING Os VE ONT AME ‘SANDERS & STAYMAN, Seem the Seyeth howmbold at S2 Cromrwell | wagons” tat 35 soko. Cor society. Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Roach said the | Larve tine Hack Cashinero Shawls tuarsed very low, | OVERCOATS; other stores charge you @12 and @15 | ‘hace, weet sinter (OO) few. Shonen Hort, cuts | IST Ad At CTION: ‘ an oad, a silver-mounted dressing bag from Gen. | Isv pid, — asked. Potomac. 73 vid, W Raltirzore conference would take the other—| Wool Face Black Henrietta, 3 in. ‘the line of A strect south sixteen (16) feet to the piace | 1gNx, anu diy recor Sor ed 13 North Chanies Grubb, abronzecopy of Psychetirem liffany's, | Kiguss bid, 'v asked. People’s, sy vid, 9% askea. | the room to be named after Mrs. McCabe, JaLarce line =taniped Liuetis marked {or the same grades, Of beginning, torether” with the inprovements 2fseq maguire oc? ° New York} The giftat the New Jersey battalion | Lincoln, 62, bid, 8% asked. Couiercial, ~ bid, 6 | The $200 for the latter was then rapidly raised Give us s look and convince yourself. aT eee. of sale: One-third cash, balence ta one ana | mnie, and b> dincctios m2: | SELL GNGANS 2,000 HAVE to which the bridegroom belonged. sakes. ¢ by subscription. merited orreads, vite Santee Be eye | Buc oud Setutital ew atyiee tor te ‘The bride is a Scotch lady, who has been con- | , Pe Insurance Stocks—Keal_Fgtate Title, 131] “At the afterncon session the reports of com- | Gt) Miankete, table Linen. Lowe, —- Percent er annum. interest payab.e seulaunually, os : a core oANDEKS & STA or ety. Gas and Electric Ligat Stocks—Wasuington Gas, re ‘ Oral! casi, at 0 % 3 red abd Eris =— ‘Siret met the general at Madrid, whore her father | ¢42:, bid, 43 asked. Georgetown Gas, 48 bid. | The society adjourns tomorrow. pene dantnn ts eek ae oc17_| THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO., | $200 required at ‘ine of sale. All conveyancing and “all, 0 eT eg ee pe pe hase branch of his business. elegrams of con- | asked. US. biecttic Ligit, — bid, 139 asked. YESTERDAY AFTERXOOX'S SESSION. ae ae jaeaabe POupied wich tn ‘Aftccn days from the dy of ale fue : ent }. Gratalation were received by the bridegroom | “Telephoie Stocks —Peausjivania, 20 bid, —asked. | artor Tux Stan's report closed yesterday at | OUC. Lace Cunraxs. 50C.| Corner Trustees reserve the rucht to resell the property at risk 4s | B38 - coyoeneal gram wnize Medai Paris kaposition, 00 first snd cost of defaulting purchaser aiter five days’ adver jashing- dent Levi P. Morton, Mr. James G. Blaine, Sec- | 4B GTaphophoue, 44, vid, 6 asked. the session of the Woman's Home Missionary Just think of it, only 50c. to have ee a tadorend Un over fae sees ce Of State of the United States, aud from | ,, Wiseslvaneous Stoons—W aaluugion Market Com- | Society the rauding of reports was continued. | {haus undried by ove wid underetands bis ton, D.C. HENRY K. SIMPSON? ages 2 ana ail the United States ministers in Europe. Paiful, Jo asked. Lull Kun Panorama Company, | Mrs. Henry Wade Rogers rend the report of the Kote Seen ponies Sens thane eee os nodide__SAMUBI. H. MOURE,5 TRS! ; a = : apes Sacked, Petmate un carriage, 1 | committee’ on) management of deaconess | good. it ck better, for the small sum uf S0e URCAMSON BROS., Auctioneers. se. asked. Lincoin Hall, 10 bid, 100 ‘asked, | homes. She referred to the great work which lor Nottiuyehici, ‘Se. for Neal Laer. dood Ocs New Home D — c . wathin tea days PRESIDENT POTTER'S STATEMENT. | inierocean Building Company. — bid,’ 105 asked. | the board of local work and the deaconess Tephorneyas. Drops posta sar call “ap THREESTORY BRICK DWELLING, FO 1313 pt ae ene neem S aesey Ivy City Brick Company, — 01, 0 asked. homes had xecomplished. ‘Ihe report recom- MONGAN'S STEAM LAUNDR! Jonuady toe your tnapostion, WASHINGTON. ert ane nee fished in the ety ot ee eye ae He Explains the Kelations of Irving Evans | Safe vcpusit and itust « ompames — Washing- | mended that there be uniformity of costume in 0c17-lin 317 oth eaeeaen aa ABHIN Vished in the city of Washiuscon. NDAV AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER NIN 7 1a HALE ast POUR OCLOGK, we wil sol TAWnENCEG Then stocked with everything that is new of the premise . WALTER 3 WILLIAMS & Ci emer brag dare. Hen ft PART SQTARE noah 2 t is Fronting 29 feet # inches on Thirtieth street byadepth — Aucue of 120 feet, improved by a well-built three-story brick RAtcurre. DARE & CO., Auctioneers. and the Maverick Bank. WWasunneton toon ane Mae atpany ayag | all deaconess homes, and that a committee ; 7 - cal biktok Bostox, Nor. 3.—President Potter has made | jvd. 103 asked. American Security aud’ Trust | memorialize the general conference on the re- | Arz, Wong Doxe Ar Ove Owx desirable in Sstatement of his relations with Mr. Evans | Compass, WS bid, 109 asked. ee eee Seger yer ic Saag Fic yvonne visit work of deacuitess LAWRENCE G FLeicgen, | Trustecs, He says: “A week or moze before Mr. Evans’ | egy. atvidend. FINE ELECTRO OUR FIRST FLOOR RSet uedera ‘conveniences and: tn wood’ onbe — ‘The report on the relation of the society to SILVER-PLATED WA! ‘Thus property isin one of the best neihbornoods it VERY V. PAL ES: death Ee owed the Mzverick National Bank — deaconess work was read by Mra. R. 8. Rust, on REPLATING AND REPAIRING. Gontaine carefully selected stock of Bed Room, Dia- | Hott ausinton snd i wortuy the attention of those |“ GLQMETORE OD Te TNT ED oe a elrge sum of money. Changes in the market Organizing the Juries. the bureau for east-southern states by Mrs. F. KANN & SON'S MANUFACTURES CO. desiring comfortable howe, TANGE BIICK BOC: OWN AS NO. 2008 made it necessary institution of which I was ‘ut least a portion of his liability should be taken | Albert E. Acker, John Branson and Henry Cald- | Rev. 1. N. Daiby anu on t Branch, OUR SECOND FLOOR PSTRELY NURTEN LS Ki 1 devoted entirely to Carpets, and contains the latest | cured by deed r ‘cash, a “ SEOUAU-hAAD FiANQD. —A latve emortmenty Son ath st. ‘pw., | Te iF to and the: by deed of trust on property, or alleash, at op-} On ‘THU: x ‘ON, NOVEMBER | comprisiuy’ aituost every “wollks don of purchaser, oF #3,500 can remain on properti Lknows make in the and most desirable ffi! and winter colorings, All | 5°3 per fent per autumn, balance cush. Conveyancing, | ey spaet HALE PAST POCK | CHOC. we. SP, 2 Meroweh reveis, will ws clowad out at very in the interest of the | In the Criniual Court today before Justice | A. Aiken, on reorganization by Mra. M. E. Bradley the jurors for November were called. | Griffith, oh the Hughes Memorial Home by Howard @ president, that | Bradley the ju — ican net 9 bella Spurlock. Betweer the wrades, rs cost. A deposit of : Zz ~ “i toW Rarures. BPECIAL LN. MEN 1» oBered | up. He agreed to pay 1 certain sum of money | well were returned not found. Adam Wenzel, | Home by Mrs. Issbella Spur Be. at wil Not ourher oth and Padrccts (eins premises S00 any . the ne: e kee ve afternoon and evening sessionsn visit was made W. Borezez & So: OUR THIRD FLOOR FSqaired’at tane of sale. ‘Terms to be complied Ba lot corer : 3 cing 208 | An prices aid in termine wich will be erased ow at day. but he tailed to Keep lls promise. | Walter B. Raub, Chas. S. Rawlings, Patrick | tothe Hughes Memorial Home, and at the J. W. Borris + fn lAttcen days, otherwiserigit reserved toresaat sk pusiiney aawenry eet seek weet Tass trons | MOSAMLL ANSTALLMED I wisn Tented, However, he came into my oifice and i turned Wal. ADALE & CO, Contains a stock of Parlor Furniture which for variety | ana cost of defaulting purchaser, after five days’ ad- “icet, Sstury brick. rat two stores, contami 12 to him and said without an at oF ; | Grace and John W. Bagley were excused. G. | evening session Mrs. Clinton B. Fisk presided, | HAVE OPENED THEIR LATEST IMPORTATION | of desicn and uniform excelience of material is not | vertisement of stich resa:e in some Rewspaper pub- ? ‘sturc is 15 closets, maka as wii Mareet Space ‘Nervy, this won't do. I ami permonally disap- | Plater Green faifed to answer. And addressen were made by Mrs. June Ban- a surpassed by any Louse in the country. Tihestin Washinton ex BROS. acctomsene, | tes ist denrabic ropes) iu West Waruinstow ior & pointed. I believed you would keep your | Im the Circuit Court, Justice Hagner, the | croft Robinson, Mrs. A. H. Eaton, Rey. H. ee ee ee PROFESSIONAL pemn T turned away from him then and he | jurors wee - os = Gace, = Hauer, woe See ie Petadelpbin, a ss Dinner and Tea Sets, SS UNCANSON BE@S., Auctioneers. r eberamtes £8,000, can romain on the property £1 -~ 4.f.** office. Lam told that he too! James J. Melil ert Trego, Hermon W. re. ” 4 Gan 7 for twenty w.uths, with interest, 6 pr ceut, baiance ae mit rebuke it was, very much to hear.” | Davis and W. W- Lockhead were sasused. “Elias | ber of the ‘contorence, will conducta dies |vapigcatiers ee SOME STARTLING Prices. TRURTELRTY: BOOTH SIDE OF i VED | in cee oes tet ot et cam teraum for tunes | PROV CLAY 1S, 1e, OLUESE, wena muimainy ee eee ne Merrie Satet toank | Greens Jolu Finley. © W, Yeisen oud Hons | consecration meeting at Wesley Church at 11 2 J 2WEEN SIXTH AN ‘option of tue purcuaser. A dep.ait of 8200 requires | aie #3. om account of its dealings with Mr. Evans | Brock were returned not found. o'clock tomorror ‘iia’ Silly ude ed wk Fiat or Hair Gioth Fesior Suites, Cush, 928: i vive of aceasta ot x i ung of seit erate not Sea ith would be about 200,000 if the collateral —— —_——— credit, date on the Sst day of AD. ise t sk and cont of tue defaw.t! gould ate fadicioaay disposed | of, That Francis G. Martyn's Funeral. DISTRICT GOVERNMENT. <j Brie brac, pnare rakes um iticarae said Fe pes Bee by Spe RT a ey ae = money Eee Se ees ee cea | tee ert cee reer at | ens atsants ever ser | THnne one Be (oan tae cat at, EE Spy ea RL | Se as ee - rose. | Martyn place this afternoonat 1:30 o'clock ‘ oe, a : HE EIGHTEEN’ NON. o soumbond C The bank's dealing ith, Mr. Evans can it no | ae the Scottish Kite Cathedral. ‘There wae «|. 122 Commissioners today issued an order bIX-FOOT OAK EXTENSION TABLE. Cash, 4 ; Meuse now Open AF TLLETE, ARR & 0O., ag eT Pension. ‘The real causes of the failure are | large attendance of the friends of the deceased | ‘P&* “n0 license for a shooting gallery shall is- 3. W. BOTELER & sox, $4.25; credit, 84.50. i a ae vent. - ‘ Somewhat complicated. The first tangible | and of the members of the vorions | efor any place upon Pennsylvania avenue wipe lamp. neta i nee 3 prams Ep ag ER PLD thing was the refusal by President Wilmot R. without the written consent of all residents re . = ave. and lithet. Ue _ . Sroey eintrey Sasol nak song | inrng ece tuntuci. by Washingt | locas ck tatee wee enact Al alin eR a ae nd enya ig rary ow Ter en ae eos Somepy Sis — 7 10 a Woven Wire Springs. Cash, €2.25; credit, $2.50. , dc. MELE. SNEL). CLALIEVOVANT AND Tes It isthe natural result. no daubt, of talking | corted to the railroad station by Pentalpha | Every Heense should éontain « provision that reek ee, ee r Cop te "commited a her’ parare, Wt Sots over with other members of the family the | Lodge, Washington og Washington Com- | the use of arms of heavy caliber accompanied Carpets sowed abd laid free of cost. ‘No chargeice *. Gireamatances of his brother's death Otis | mandery and. Albert Pixe Consistory. ‘The | by loud reports will result in @ revocation of ‘wastein iostehing. D clare bank disapproved what he had done. funeral Tsay 4 ieft on the 3:15 train for Lynn, | the license.” ~ Col. president of the Commonwealth | Mass. the inal servicsswill be condneted | aioe shiimit a Prax. xurz@ no. © | rear westiy or monthly parnente National Bank, told bim. as others had done, by Mount Carmel Lodge. James Trimble acted Aa. ‘MR. WARNER'S . . or: LE, as eecort to the body. Last night at 830| A delegation..of ladies from. the. National Xo notes and 6 per cent discount allowed for settle- “Asa matter of fact, Mr. Evans afterward | services were held at the Scottish Rite | Temperance Home composed of Misses Chase, $97 Penn. ave., aijoining National Hotel, | Benivmcnirty days “Newman told him he considered | thedral by the Evangelists Chapter of Rose | Howard, Baine and, Mesdames Andrews, a 5 comtiauance of is duty ae member of the cicaring house | CFO, A A,B BR the omiciating members | O’Brien, Chambers, Strickland and Burchard | [rm Blankets and Lap Robesat low prices. eof? ssoeewe Be@akds ___"_OMice, «40 Sth wt. Bw ry rat Vi BREE THE OnTT oa SEY 78 commitice the matter to the attention | ¥eTe Oscar Roome, 33°, master; A. 1 | sppcared before the Commissioners this after- : CREDIT HOUSE. % [2 Of bis associates. Mr. Evans had ne desire thet | Coolidge, 32°, semior warden: J.C. Taylor, ai, | sppeared bete : . — ee svfune et hee, Otoce bet Bem ohana ‘should take such a pass. It was too | junior warden, and A. H. Holt, 32°, master of | fenders of chatting Re eeea teats seas R Tae M. sollte €29, O21 and S23 7th ot. aw. a na Sd atte ae Pn pe Se econ hy od Spas gm Soeemlsiceses: tip Aetiholdiog of congrees- BELKELEY y m - committce asked me e Seekers To louse FORE RIE WHISEY. ot imto the bank to examine October Jurors Discharged. and the use of the money ‘appro 2 said, ‘No, gentlemen, that would | Justice Bradley yesterday discharged the ated for that purpose ia ald of ‘muniotpal, JAMES THARP, Lacs 5B outrage. I know just what that means.’ | jurors for the October term in the Criminal | lodging hopse. “ members of the clearing house com- A ; ‘ sérpreo Pemarts : aabgiyes oon. ‘am told, appealed to the controller of | COUFt thanking them for the intelligent man- oa S4xallon, $1 and 500. per 3 ain Yor "intormation, and finally they | 2¢r in which they had performed their duties | were issued today: as follows: 8. B. Reed, one J hersecres! to examine the condition of the | and complimeniing them highly, expressing his | brick dwelling, 628 avenue, Le Droit - 8 ‘MEW SHADES. ‘The way in which they did it is highly Park; @8,000. Waters & Thompson, three ‘Let me explain how they made an spoke : ar the “Grat place they charged of an of « eaconrs Eagun Same, BANQUET Nscunse tase wena grect deal of payer “ e821 1 you will look over our smortment and compare " prices and styles we feel confident you will to argue that in-ll bank liquide: 5 — was an average shrinkage ‘WILMARTH & EDMONSTOR, Sat Or crac oer sack or ian Be .