Evening Star Newspaper, November 17, 1891, Page 5

W. A. Pisce & Co, 719 Market Space. (Corner 8th st. Tomornows Extra. TOMORROW BLACK NOVELTY DI e #+INCH BLACK CAMELS WAIR, with BLACK SHAGGY STRIPE. Former price @1. 'T price, 59C. Yaxo. Oniy 2 pisces of this. 1 PIECE 28inch LADIES’ CLOTH, with WHITE CAMELS HAIR SPOT. Former ice, Te. CUT PRICE, 490. Yan. 1 PIECE 4¢INCH CAMEL'S HAIR, with WHITE SHAGGY SPOT. Former price, $1, cur PRICE. 9 Hs pou Runteviovs Cor Tx Croamsas. I place GRAY DIAGONAL, 54 inches wide, 2.0 GRADE. CUT —_— se S149 Yano. 2 plece DARK GHAY DIAGONAL, 54 inches wide. Former price. $2. CUT PRICE, S187 Yano. 1 piece BLACK DIAGONAL, 54 tuches wide. Former price CUT PRICE, $2.10 Yar. There is only enonsh for 6 or 7 Cloaks in each one of the above of Cloaking, #0 sn ARLY CALL will SECURE the BARGAIN. ew Nuckwear. DREN'S EMBROIDERED Collar and Cuffs, tn. sets, at the lowest possible prices. Ox Tar Tusssucco BAUR 'S POPULAR SHOPPING PLACK, SEVENTH STREET. j gf i Fe i ; ; 3 E S bad ra a ‘Gof TRE Bax YESTERDAY KEPT ! Foor are sone. DURING inany iadies from shoppine ena to- those four daye you have a chance of reduced prices. Every article men- ‘tioned In this advertisement is sold at a URDAY, November 21. You've «rea: STAM PRICE. ‘ih rane thet you opportuni bargains. You will find ean! iy the same at sane ‘Dew items inthe lst below every day. Price in any other store in Washington. ny $3 3 oe 88 $38 i B “00” thay Dov cca “oo” “oo” Bow 10 2E8 CENT OFF THE MARKED Prices of every Wrap in the Cloak Departinent—Ladies’, Misses’ and Chil- dren's. Also 10 per cent off of Wrappers and Gossamers. That means stylish gar- ‘ments at fully ONE-QUARTER LESS than you will have to pay anywhere else, ‘HIS STAR SALE I8 THE CHANCE of the year. It occars when you need the goods and it gives you all the advantages of the reduced prices on sta- pleand fancy fall and winter merchan- ee ne fou take advantage so mi mn otherwise, mnore saved to you then ee oes Ecop- * a L wow ow gee ree x & ter EE ik fun Wee Eke nS wht Mis: Bic Sa tte eal Of the HOLIDAYS. Do you realize it? Don't seem possible. Yet it is @ tact indisputable— thue to be bestirring yourself, especialy if you contemplate m=King famey articles for Xmas Centra Depamwent. Boox Axp Stattoxery Dror. Green's History of tie English people, 4 vols., SS cloth (large type edition). Regular price, 80, ‘Our price Tes TE Da oegtuen, tae | au aney and Pisin Cine She, excallent qual ee cen ees ee ee Pe font ‘Lace Bulwer's Complete Works, 13 vois., cloth. jlins- Carteing.1t0 130s. bg,excellent forsashour-, trated (Caxton edition), Regular price, $16. ket your share of the FIRST and BEST, and Jon Ret only get the best, but you save money, of the present sapien ge ww will cont Yo $4.05 pate i : situation of affairs have decided in favor of @ auc fo ne ee iisBbrtieres, fine: 87.38 pair | Rewular price, 84.50. Our price 91.98 set —— declaration of independence from the Brazil, a $11 to 818.50 Exts Fine Chenille Porti Cooper's Leather Stocking Tales, 5 vols., cloth, fan union of that state. Para is one | a ae figured all over oF Gdoed, ali colors, Mustrated. Regular price, $6.25. Ourprice.82.58set | SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, 122 South Sth ave., of the largest states in the repub- Perticteaen: Maas ae placed on 0 Pe ee Se PaME | Coeper’s Sea Tales, & Vein: cloth, illustrated, New York. lie, ae oe ot Bay ng HEAVY QUALITY and 2 inches wide, in ali | Half pairs ef $7.10 to $10 Fine Chenille Regular price, #6.25. Our price. 62.58 vet square miles and a popniatian of about $00,000. the BRIGHT, PRETTY COLORS that you Seses. wwil want for FANCY OW ART WORK. Now: you cam select any color. They are worth rage iariy 38. YOU GET THEM NOW FOR 25C. Yano. Besides this WONDERFUL RIBBON offer we have every shade imaginable in all widths of EIDBUSS, trom the narrowest fo the widest Also a full line of SHADED RIBBONS inthe BEST QUALITY of Satin. Don’t think about: the PRICES. You know that you get the LOW- EST PRICES HERE. Thst is s GUARAN- TEED Fact. ancy Haxpxercater Orrenryas. Here we zive sou a decided ADVANTAGE, Chenille Portieres, frinred top aud bottom (pretty $1.50 Nottinghay Lace Curtaigs. ... .... $2 and $2.25 Nofinsham Lace Curtainer3 or 85 Keal Irish Poin Lace and Six Stripe | —o— ‘Se. Opaque WindowBlades, all colors 15e. Silkolines, a grearariety of patterns... 40-inch wide Fancy Tapertes for Curtains, Head Our price... Macauiny's Essays and Poems, 3 vols., cloth. tains, &e., worth 88 0 $12.60 in curtains, Carlyle’s French Revotuti ‘lak price, $3, Oui price Eliot's Complete Works (library edition), 8 vols. cloth, ilustrated, «iit top, octavo, price, $10. Our price long, White or cream....... Fine Nottitchan Curtains, ‘Curtains. good paper. All new publications rece! and sold at our usual low prices. as $3. Also grest Bargaye im finer Irish Points, Tambour Curtin. All of the above asteare well bound, large type and wed a8 goon as issued 2d EDITION. AWAITING A BATTLE. Fonseca to Join Issue With His Foes in Brasil, SENSATIONAL ADVICES RECEIVED. A Million Dollars’ Loss by Fire in St. Louis. Int force, SARBAPARILEA IT VITALIZES AND ENRICHES PHYSICIANS IN SESSION. ‘THE LIFE CURRENT AKD SENSATIONAL BRAZILIAN NEWS. from Rio de Janeiro. No explanation is given as to how this news was allowed to bo cabled, and as it is known that the government of the dictator has taken complete control of the and has refused to permit any intelli- gence not favorable to its interest to be tele- Graphed ont of the country. Today's dis patches are not acvepred here as certain to be accurate. Today's dispatches roport that the forces of the opposition tod te of secession in Rio Grande do Sul are already in the field. and ere marching, fully equipped, the central goverment. far separated from each other an WILL CURE You. Bravry Orrex Devens © On plumpness; so does comfort po dose hath. If you ret thin, there is something wrong:-thotigh you may feel no sigh of it. x Thinnens tteelf is « sign; somettioes. ‘sometimes not, decisive battle may be expected within a very short asst sign; At Previous advices have declared the army of the seceders to be 30,000 in number. low numerous the dictator's forceaare isnot known. SENSATIONAL NEWS YROM PARA. ‘The Exchange Telegraph Company's advices also give sensational news from Para. It is as- serted that the principal naval and ‘militar tationed in the state of Para ha meeting, and after discussion. ‘The way to get back plumpness is te(ianxyct. LIVING, which sometimes includes thp use of SCOTT'S EMULSION of cod-liver ofl, Tet us send you—-free—a little book which throws ‘much light on all these subjects. ve he! It is situated on the south side of the River Amazon and stretcher east to the Atlantic ocean. Its chief town in the important com- mercial city of Para, which is distant from Rio de Janeiro more than 2,500 miles by sea. ‘The movement in Para in favor of secession is considered se formidable at the capital, nc- cording to the Exchange Company's dispatch, that it is belioved that the government of the dictator will be unable to cope with it It iv feared that very troublons and disor. ‘Your druggist keeps SCOTT'S EMULSION of cod- liver ofl—all drugwists everywhere do. @1. M®*. WINsLow's sooTHING SYRUP ‘Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS: of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH- ING, with PERFECT SUCCESS. It SOOTHES the CHILD, 8OFTENS the GUMS, ALLAYS all PAIN, CURES WIND COLIC, and is the best remedy for Fhe Li +--+ .30¢. each |. 25 King's Scotch Foland Window Shades. Sic.each | 71 + 7 Sew Madrases, fine deta, Rte. t0 Toe. yard | Croas, Gossawens, W narrens, Ko, w PER CENT DISCOUNT OFF THE EX I © Wi tirestock of Ladies’, Misses’ and Children 1 ® & Cloaks and Capes of all description for you well know that in a week or so the rush im this department will be very «reat. NOW, YOU CAN PICK what you want and at RIDIC- 1 — _ USE POND’ ‘With two of the most important states of the Fency, 112% bid. 115 asket. qowetiurL! EuanRAanLe Coens, Ke. 25e. Surah Silk Ruching, all colors 0/190. yard union, one at the extreme south and the other conan Siena ee i ~ PUT YOUR MIND'S EYE on 60 dierent | age. goea Dentm (vere, stamped, entirely ‘S5e. Striped and Plaid Windsor Ties, extra wide on the Amazon, in secession and with threat- ington and Georgetown Railroad Convertibic to, of Fine EMBROIDERED (and new. s+eeeee OG. and long rey 28e. each — Gning dissatisfaction in other states and with | ine"jrq Sd Geotae Washington and Georgetown done by hand) HANDKERCHIEFS, most of — | 500, ‘25e. Sewing Silk Velling, all colors. ard} 16 even his capital in a state of siege the outlook with SCALLOPED BORDERS, coods Sramezp Lixes Axo Tasrz = Pers, Gossamers, Mackintoshes, &c. Verne Axp Neckwear. Cream Satteen” ‘slightly soiled... noth- ing held back. Also10 per cent off of Wrap- DIARRHEA. Gold by Drogsists in every part of the World. Bo sure and ask for **Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup” and take no other kind. 225 centsa bottle, ais-ly For Beaxs derly times are in’ store for that state before some definite settlement of the difficulty shall be brought about. Indeed: many familiar with men and matters in that state beheve that for some time to come anarchy will pre- vailand that business will be at a practical standstill. i655 gold, BAD OUTLOOK FoR FoNsEca. halt} seco bad for the worst. ‘The bulletin at that time stated: “Mr. Flor ence is still critically ull, but has rallied some- what and is better than he was last night.” THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C. AG NOVEMBER 17, 1891. ——_— ‘The Physicians Think That the Genial Come- Recover. dian May », bror in orning, beard Pamaprrrmia, Nov. 17.—At noon Mr. Flor- ence's physicians held the con¢lusion of patient condition, but that he had this morning. So serious Florence's condition thata moved this ne oon which it was stated that the an extremely critical rallied AN IMPROVEMENT. MAKES THE WEAK physicians A Battle Expected in Rio Grande do Sul— | their patient. STRONG. Secession Sentiment in Para. Pact 7 Loxpox, Nov. 17.—The Exchange Telegraph | ‘st ienproved mas cunED oTEna, Company gives publication to sensational news | was Early this afternoon there was a slight im- provement in Mr. Florence's condition, which by 2 o'clock had become so marked that his considered that they could leave occurs he in no immediate danger of death. me sect cdl Over a Million Lost in St. Louis. Gentie's dry between Fraskita’ burned at 40’ will foot up over $1,000, el Bon M6% bid, 117 asked. asked. bid, 117 District of Columbi 189%, currency, 102 bid, 189% gold, 101% bid, 308 1235 lock thi Sales—Regulsr call—12 o'clock m.: Washi it Infantry Yds, Electric Light 55, Phone, 43. at 8. Washington Loan $1,000 09 ‘at ds—U bid, —asked. Watei "i Teney, 125 bid, — asked. 2.658, 1924, fund, cur- Sr. Louis, Nov. 17.—The “Famous” ary S00ds, clothing and boot and shoe house, and Sonnenfeld’s millinery house, and Perry & house, en North Broad avenuo ‘and. Morgan street, morning. The loss 000. —s—_~ FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL Stock Market. ‘the opening and cl ted EY epecial eet. es Oat 99; $400 at 99. x 103, American Grapho- and Trust Com- 8. 48, registered, 190, u & ‘a ee 190i, Bonds—Market stock, 7a, asked. W-year fund, 6a, , 58, 1899, stock, 7 eure Railroad Kights, 135 bid,— asked. Masonic Hail 20c. Tissue Veiling, chenille dot, all lan seed for the Marshal Deodoro Da Fouseca, dictator | Assuciations Se; 102%, 1A, San da mou Hal re sold anywhere for 50c.. AND YOU | gc. Barcaram Fringe. Se. yard | 2e. and Sie. Chiffon, embroidered, Nove, = of all the Brazils, is not particularly ‘alluring. | ton Market Company, ist Ga. 1s02-1913, 110 GET YOUR PICK here of this TREMENDOUS ‘28c. Gold Stampedcarfs, Pinks, Baes, Yel- Brown, Black, Light Blue, Heliotrope, Gray Neovrataic Prnrsoxs only news favorable to the dictat bid, — asked. = ‘ashington Market C ny ASSORTMENT FOR lows, &e. oo Me. each | nd Pink... im dard Wucse troubled with Rervousness resulting from! which has reached Europe this forenoon i | 1D. a. tect iis asked. | American Se- Ox Chenille Covers,> fringe Se. eae FS. Embroidered care oF overwork will bo relieved by taking contained in the Rio de Janeiro telegram re- | COTY aud Trust,Company, 86, 100 bid, — asked. 25C. 4-4 Chen! ‘Table Govern, ‘best a BROWN’S IKON BITTERS. ia. Thi ‘4 Washington Light ‘Infantry ist ‘mor 1904, SOU. ny par. | &4 8 Frinxed Onille Sie aa on | celved at Paria. This cays that the governor of | yy pete Ligh Washington Light’ Infantry od AIS. LADIES REMSTITCHEDHASDEER: | QM me tio 0 seapper. SJ tate adjoining “tho. Zeiss BpPmous | i ox oan ose ca 126 bid, asked, “Wake r 3 e = jo 0 o A . — asi - cule . GUARANTEED EVERY THREAD apo oes news. 75 C40 ¥ you BaD eee eS: tee pe SES ee on ‘the west, sent @ con- ington Gas Compang, series Bt, asi" bia Fulce OF 8 AND Ie Sache bypin ats ieabatne (oan had that costed tones or Oat’ teatsan ta Rratnlatory dispatch to the dictator yesterday | = asked. | Washington’ Gus Company” Convert We will cut one of these Hanckerchiefe in tieo piecesse (hat you can see for yourself that they Gre PURE LINEN. W. A. Przace & Co, 719 MARKET SPACE, Corner 8th st. Tue Moscwestat. G7 and 909 F st. now Fine Millinery, Cloaks, Hosiery, Gloves, &e. We inaucurate a very extraordinary sale this week. It isons of our great “*Special” Sales, and we believe ft is the best this season. One of its striking features— and We wsnt to impress this npon you—is that the bar- gains offered are just as they are advertised. CLOAK SALE. ‘Hish-cost garments at immense bazcaiss, compris- ing over 26 different styles. All 1 ic. styl», reli: im fabric, finish and desirable in every wa, embr “= Fur-trimmed Reefers snd Vest Effect Jackets, va 228 im no instance less than 12. ALL OFFERED UNIFORMLY AT 25.98. ‘SH varied stylesof garments, fabries of choice qual- tty, stylish aud serviceable, embracing tailor-made and bip-pieced Cheviot Beaver and Camel's Hair. ‘The least desirable of the above would be reasonable st 816. ‘Tit entire lite offered at. $8.98 Also hundreds at “Sand reguier Price, NOVELTY CAPES, $14 TO 934. ‘These garments cost more to import. They are ehoice garments and there are not two alike. CRILDREW'S COATS, AI SIZES, QUALITY AND STYLE. 19 Children’s Coats, Gretchen, at the uniform price OfS1.48 Rewular from €2.50 to $3.30. FURS. Cprrect styles, original designs, choicest materials, gertection in every detail,” Mulls from 08a. to the Breet. Imported Coque Boas. Reduced to 98e. TRIMMED MILLINERY. Desirable styies in Elegantly Trimmed Bonnets and ‘Toques. aaa Satctmmed eit Hate of Matest shades snd shapes Millinery Novelties.—Jet Bonnet Crowns and Orna- ments, Cloth Finbroldered Crowns, Fancy Feathers, dotted Quilis, Ostrich Pompons, &e. Prince of Wales Feathers trom 25e. to $2.25 baneh. For children a complete line of Ha:s aud Capes. Sk Veivets every color aud Black for willinery and. dress trimming. Reduced to $1.25, Formerly $28 SPECIAL GLOVE SALE. 140 dozen Foster's Hook Gloves at 79 120 dosen Biarits, 70c., about one-baif regular price. (64 dozen #-batton Suede st 81. Value, 81.48. Also the very best, which we import under our ex- Clusive brands. Also the best P. and P , the Paris, tc. HANDKERCHIEFS.—SPECIAL SALE. €8 dozen All Linen, 2 for 25e. Regular price, 25e. eoch. 220 dozen Linen Lawa Embroidered and Sealloped Zages, to be divided im two lots. Wo. Tat 19e. Rewular price. Me. No. 2at Ze. Regular price, 30c. and 60c. quality, A GREAT SPECIAL SALE In Hosiery and Merino Underwear. also Corsets, mole ‘THE MONUMENTAL To Tux Pesue, ‘YOU ARE INVITED TO aT- TEND THE EXHIBITION OF ORIENTAL CARPETS AND BUGS DISPLAYED ON FIRST FLOOR OF NEW ADDITION TO OUR ESTABLISHMENT FOR ONE WEEE. ONE PRICE ONL! ‘W. B. MOSES & SONS, COR F AND 11TH STS. ¥.W. Stinch StawpedLinen Bureau Scaris aud = ond anniversary of the proclamation of the | £3 gig ee Splashers s-Hie. each DEavavs republic of Brasil’ Thin, in taken to intents | joo mea Capita, ant anAeME Se UN, shat the state of Sao Paulo is steadfast in ite | ist mortgage Ss. 106 bid, 111, eaked Mew ree ene Coen support of Fonseca. Hautroad one erties 08 bid asked U > jectric Light Convertible ¢ ee CONFIRMATORY ADVICES. in | pAtHOual, Bank Stocks—Bank of Washington. 410 Stops whoop, allays cough and cuts short disease. New Yonx, Nov. 17.—The news contained in i — Bank of an ony re yudden and dangerous | the Exchange Telegraph Company's dispatch Metropolitan, oS as abd Head Reate il Kinds. po ee eens | eeeneee umatistactory condition of af | Centra $00 bots = guaked. Second, 170 tia, — GRA | Sa Croup. Harmless and speedy in haeking and racking pr ll Brasilian capital —— Citizens’, 100 bids asked. Columbia Soo uae 153 coughs. Over in Sold by druggiste, confirmation in a ness dispatch re- | asked. ‘Capital. 124 bid, asked, West 9 Day GoonAxr Sis, ae Sy ceived in New — York gerterday | by Did. 99 sakes. ‘Traders, iit bids 120 cece SOX popactiehog: apes: EDWARD P. MERTZ, Wm. E. Peck, an export merchant with large | coin. 9 Lid. 10: asked, 4 cclO-so6m = Uthand sts, Washington,D.¢, | interests in South Amerienn countries. Mr. | Railroad Stocks ~~ Washington and Georgetown, — Peck says fora long time one of his best ons-| #24 bid. — axked. “Metropolitan, 90° bid, be tomers in Brazil has been whole- | 8sked. Columbia, 0 bid, ‘72, asked Capit'l ar sale denice in American manufactures, | Ronit O Street, Sex bid, So asked. | Eekington and Soldiers’ Home, 2 bid, i asket.. Georgenwa ant Ifthe commercial parrots are going to ‘‘sing our implemests, &c., at Rio Janeiro. This Tenleytown, 53 bid, 53 asked. Kock Creek. 100 Ree id ee a tee AB WE | camechiint te. one’ of the! lucgect-aaaace eo bid. — asked. have said before. [paetgg enh American wares in all Braz supplying mer-| insurance Stocks—Firemen's, 47% bi Or EVER WILL—eell such STERLING QUAL Tas | chants in many of the provinces with Arseriean Franklin, 9! bid, €0 asked. M tan, sionch LOW PRICES AS WE QUOTE—end IT 18 A | © OU Oteral’ Garter. tools and general | asked. National Union, is vid, 2s, asi Fact! Ungton, 170 bid,190 asked. Corcoran,6:3; bid, hardware, Hardly 9 mall has been re- | Uagton. 1100-190 tox asked eee. 5 C see prcncn, Aineil for months which has | Top bide Meked. Fotomate, aeraaan-American, UTTONS. Sazs Axo Coxranz, Tae Drought Mr, Peck fresh orders from itiggs © bid, vasked. Peopitta ye tidés wxet A DISCOUNTF 10 PER CENT OFF THE | 5c. Bilk Tailor Buttons, Black and colored..3¢. dozen Shis muerchant. The very last mail from Rio | Lincuin, 7 bid, Tanked. Commercian ds inane MARKED PRIC. OF ALL BIACK AND CUL- | 10c. Fancy Jet wer Be, domen Janeiro, which reached New York last Thure- | askea. ORED SILKS. Buttons, fancy é ‘Ue. Colored Suk Buttons, daisy design, de- latest.. : Striped Eito in the latest yard . Yard 25 yard Livexs, Busers Axp Comrorra. BLES. A DISCOUNT 10 E CENT OFF THE MARKED PRICES OLL BLANKETS AND CODRTABLES. 100 dozen Bleschedinask Towels, knotted fringe --.18e. each, $2 dozen 100 90x90 Sheeting #1 Pique Bosom Dress Shirts, open front and back, Utica musiin, bosoin backed with Butcher's }inen. Great value... 50c. White Merino” Underw drawers v Le. pair ;5 patr, ‘25e_ Silk Teck and Four-in-band Scarfs, Casnuene Scanrs Axp Suawis, ‘Se. Embra. Cashuere Scarfs, Blue, Black and ‘Silk Shawis, Cardinal, Blue and Tan 1.75 Double Cashmore Scaris, fringed ends Genuine Buck and Of! Tsn Driving Gloves. 75c. pair 2 le. each 5c. each taste mouth this mominy. Keep a vial with you for occasional use. nl4] on the occasion of the celebration of the sec- Se a ist ith YOR for occasional use. nid Art “Spur Parces« ‘We persue policy in our SHOE DEPART- ‘MENT that keeps the *“barcain trees” hanging heavy with choice fruit all the time. Ourlane trade ‘‘eats” into the complete linen eo fast— day, brought orders for large amounts of various kinds of goods. In view. of the alarming news “of the Inst few days Mr. Peck thought it wise to cable to Rio Janeiro before filling these last orders. On Saturday last he offered the cable company a dispatch in his usual commercial cipher. The company refused to accept it, saying there could be no guarantee given that it would be duly delivered. ed from Rio de teh. nm English, show- in merchant was to use his commercial code for fear intelligence dishked by the authori- be surreptitiously conveyed to New answer said simply: “Cancel all Mr. Peck declared that in view of all the cir- Janeiro an answer to his disr ‘This answer was also in ope ing clearly that tho Brazilia not allowed that same ties might sain the price”—and order over again for stock. Catch the idea? In that way there's ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW AT SAK8’.” They're the most popular sellers—the styles that form the corner stones of our enviable Teputation as crispins. Trncaxas, Be. Hoseey AyUxpenwean, Son wide ‘35e. Black E ‘S5e. and 60c. Bleck Beud Band Trimming, four widths. . 10e. Edging, in Light and Dark cumstances of the case nothing could be more significant than this terse sentence. It shows Tovar We Prox Ur Taz Loose Lises Ix merchant at the Brazilian capital does not dare 3 Daw 81 £dutton Kia gion ited... * . button s bet SAE pale wusraitteed std Witod. 2) Misses’ 4-button or 7-hoo ‘ted aud guaranteed. ' Pur top Gioves, with sprinz S a. use Haspexncumrs 24 it 25 Orepe Silk Muffters, all shades bog Hemstitcheu tucks oF 18c. Misses” ADTOMty les (wide hem, lace trimmed)... 910.50: -97.98 each ‘Te. White At Trimming, extra long end White.. = Bie, yard oll col ‘Hoe, fice setin lining, B SHOPPING PLacs, TTR steer. ‘The Stook Market Excessively Dull—Heading extent. Toward 11 o'clock there wra some strength, developed led by Reading, ~a-i at the venes at Rockville. Spetial Dispatch to The Evening Star. Rocxvitir, » Nov. 17.—The Medical and that to clear them out. We haven't all sixes in each lot—vut ALL SIZES in the four. ‘You don't need any assurance of reliability— THAT THEYRE FROM US 18 SUP- FICIENT. Srnean Tae News, ‘Tell your husbands that we've doubled our FURNISHING DEPRARTMENT—in space and factiities. The HATS likewise—CLOTH- ING, too. Fact is, ‘we've “let out” all over ‘the store, before Sazs Asp Coupany, Ali That is Desirable in Dress, PENNSYLVANIA AVE. AND SEVENTE STREET aske Ele ‘si rE, 20, nquestionably to his mind that the outlook | Wheat, weak—Ful A in janeiro and the country at | Cor dull —naixed. apo jarge is such that a clear-headed and successfal | 2!> steady and si hal — middiing, & ie Lig! etic Li etre pie Toad Gs. 9s’ bid, 108 asked. Title Insurance Stocks—Real did, 188 asked. Columbia Title, 6 Gas and Klectri 4136 bid, 42 asked. U. Ge eumatic Guu C ‘that from one week to the next the sizesin a It wus necessary, thetefore, to cable in open | pid, asked. Lincoln Hall, 6 bid, — asker” denen different styles give way. Patberthan | English, which at $1.92 per word is not a| \Sais uncsn ane te e Compailies — Washinj pleasant experience for a merchant. ton safe it pany, LF bid, 186 ask ‘fill in” the blanke—we bring them ou!—*"bar- Yesterday Mr. Peck rece; Washington Luan and -itusr ys b.d, 108 asked. American Security Company, 103% bid. 110 asked. —_—— Baltimore Markets. tz, 1000.00; Longberry, 1.0za1.06, Ot, Gk; year, aie ud: 53% (—Teceipts, 16,250 bushels; stock. 50,255 bus! false, sa burhels. “e1pt 8,000 bushels; stock, 139,578 busli- Xo. Tevely at present make commer engagements de- | 50ads; yellow, 58a36. Oats Lapis Snore, Sarx, | pendent’ for their success on the future tron: | temic seeteree a actos quility and prosperity of his country. "Kee $2.49 cra S GRAD Pyeeeeas els: ntoth, 145,708 bushels: They m IN WALL STREET ‘TODAY. — yal 7iSy ag stapet om the Opeen snd Comanon hg ee ash acadvinea Batter stendy—-cream holce, 2da®i; Ia fancy, a eS-e New Yous, Nov. 11—The stock market was | Cer Bil ane, shag! — excessively dull: this morning. Only 3,100 | irm—¥ < $1 97 cepae oa gaeTpuone shares were sold up. to noon, Most of ‘this Pe cicktiy SOHN nominal—granaiated, . small total was ma iy transactions in ne! Tact, | mate on Uyers and Common Sense Reading, Tennessee con!” Atchison, Evia’ St Paal and Delaware ‘and, Hudson, The Arai _ rices wore irreguincly ehuuged, toms being ‘Mas denice Fito higher art cikes lovee Coe ees hour named values were yonerally iractionall ietgehae eas aes | Me he Yee Semen ex cenl yas oes Reecto worm woe ‘only important change wes Sensation as to Ammigration, Spedrance of 3 in Delaware and Hudson to| Commissioner of Immigration Hermang J. q reat of the market presented no Schulteis, who, after an extended investigation feature, and at noon prices wore only slightly | jn Europe,coreated a vensation by returning to - fhe Sriume cane cogutat IL clock At | ou ccentee in disguise in the steerage of the , m.) the market is y RTO RE BoM APPT |" atone. Sect por cont Eishengs gust Comrd ne” stumer Serva Te case TOPS. Shaped on tile Walken| peoted rates, 481350484755 actual Fates, $8050) means he has been enabled to tipped with Parent Leather. ig for 60 days and 48334833 for demand. gather, it is said, some startling facts concern- — Seeen ne Pa ee ae ing the character of the emigrants =i ‘i got Hg bid; regustered, | this country and the methods by ‘which a tn eee sod bi. rey aco forugiliods ig wall tenes ee city, es MARYLAND DOCTORS MEET. ag Ee deal of WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY berries ort einai) Bppeiat- . edicat Con- | ment on e commission Mr. isthe allotted time. It won't take longer than | 7h oe i 3 he worked with the committees of ht Stocks—Washington Gas, seorgetown G. ht, 140 bid, Southern corn eusy—white, Min, une’ Provisions tri, rachange ery, fancy, 28330; ad in the Interior Dey bas always ae matters and last winter, as Excelsior Assembly Estate Title, 131 bid, 64; asked. a8, 45 bid, — S8yasy; “Marc is; wiet_and steady—No, 0. 2 mixed western, x : Sy yush- ‘Hay inactive and frm 13.00a14.00. Grail Stock, 70 asked; stocks, 46%, been active in of ino Enighte of considera} success: Congress in behalf of DISTRICT SINKING FUND. Annual Report as to the Condition of the District Bonded Indebtedness. The annual report on the sinking f@nd of the District of Columbia shows that bonds aggre- gating £64250 were purchased for account of old funded debt at a cost of 65,505.39, leaving @ balance of $81,151.15 uninvested, which in- ‘clades $2,120.18 held for the payment of cor- Poration of Washington registered 5 and 6 per cont stocks called for redemption July Sand August 14, 1879, not yet presented. On account of the sinking fand of the 3.65 Per cent loan bonds aggregating €239,500 were Purchased at @ cost of €243,916.91, leaving a balance of $2,273.26 uninvested. ‘The amount available for the sinki for the water stock, bonds for the year ending June 30, 1891, was €28.352 The ‘bal- ance uninvested at the close of the fiscal year 1890 was $12.20, making « total of 25,964.20 for investment. The statement shows that the bonds on account of this sinking fund during the fiscal Year ending Jane 30, 1891, aud the rates paid refer, agerexating 27.738. rere purchased ata 28,357.50, leaving a balance of $6.70 uninvested. ae TRE FUNDED pent. ‘The statement of the funded debt of the Dis- trict of Columbia ai Washington and Georgetown on the Ist of Jaly. 1878, when the duties of ‘the sinking fund com- missioners of the Di the treasurer of the 20.1891, shows that in July, 187s, $22,108,650, and on June 30, 300." This has been reduced to $14,033,600. In compliance with the act of Congress to provide for the payment of District bonds fall. ing due July 1, 1891, and July 1 and 26, 1892, the treasurer caused the bonds to be prepared, advertised and has sold to Harvey Fisk & Sous of Now York £2.400.000 atapremium of 900 and 31-1000 per cent.realizing the eum ot €2,412,744, which has been applied to the redemption of the bonds maturing July 1, 1591. The balance of the bonds maturing on that date will be absorbed by the sinking funds THE WATER SUPPLY FUXD. The report gives a statement showing that the appropriations for the increase of the ‘ater supply in the District aggregates €2,- 570.279, and that the interest paid to the United States for interest on one-half this um, seprognten €163,827, ho estimated amount required for interest at the close of ‘the current fecal year ix §30.499.43, which was appropriated by act of ‘March 3, 1891. The debt due trict on this The re; fand 1891, was £19,500,- the United States from the Dis- account is now $1,090, 741.34. port recommends that ‘Congress be asked to make the sinking fund office « regular division of the treasurer's office and incorpo- rate the estimates in the appropriation bill for the service of the departumeiit, placing the em- Ployes upon the rolls on the same footing, €s far as practicable the regular em: ployes. To comply the requirements of the present law it would only be necessary at the end of each fiscal year to charge one-baif of the expenses of the oitice to the District of Co- lumbia, similar to the manner in which the ex- penses of the national bank redemption ageney are reimbursed to the United States fr funds contributed by the national banks. —— SECRETARY FOSTER'S DECLARATION, of His Speech by the of Foraker. The declaration of Secretary Foster in his address before the Ohio Republican Assovin- tion last night that be was in favor of the re- election of Mr. Sherman to the Senate ix pub- licly regarded as significant of a desire on the part the administration to defeat Mr. Foraker, and the matter has excited considerable interest. It is ex- pected that Mr. Foraker's friends wiil hit back at Secretary Foster and at the President, too, they assuming that he is in sympathy with bis Secretary. The Foraker folks, while ad- mitting Mr. Foster's right toand opinion in the matter, regard it as a little out of place for ‘one occupying the position Mr. Foster docs as a representative of the natioual administration to take side in this public manner. Itis believed that this is the signal for a contest that will Le hot from start to finish, creasing in bitterness asitadvances. Foraker's friends claim that he will not give up until he is fivaily whipped. The fight may assume an administration and auti-admiuisiration phase before it is ended. ————____. SALOONS IN HELL'S BOTTOM. Hearing Before the Commissioners in Regard to Licensing Them. , As agreed some days ago the Commissioners today heard those interested in the licensing of saloons in that section of the city known as Hell's Bottom, bounded by the east side of 8th street to the west side of 13th and north from P street. Many of the saloons in this ection are in the second precinet,which extends north as far as R street. Mr. C. Mauries Smith, when Commissioner Douglass called for the Hell's Bottom case, took exception to the name, ashe was @ resi- dent of that locality. He denied that the Commissioners had ever issued an order in fact to the effect that no more saloons would be licensed im that section. | The notice was merely an order issued b: Commissioners to the assessor to report all | cases of saloons cmbraced within that section. Mr. Smith reviewed the Manion case, calling attention to that portion of the court's decision in which it was stated that the Commissioners had no arbitrary right to refuse licenses. He thought it was a great assutuption on the part of the Commissioners without legislative enact- ment to make rules as to where saloons should be located. It would be @ great mistake to cut there ap- plicants off without a license. Mr. Douglass thought it was a legal question. Mr. Frank Madigan believed the better way to solve the question was to find ont from the pelice the character of these people who live out there were going to drink and the Commissioners could not stop them. If the licenses in that section are refused it would ¢reate a number of “spcuk easys,” where juor is sold without any license. v. George W. Moore, toe What is Thonght Fri ind inte corporations of | total was | THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCHEA ‘The Washington Conference Holds Its Ag- ual Sessign Today. Plymouth Church, the pretty little Congye- gational church at 17th and P streets north- west, contained the from many of the Congregational cbarches én this city and vicinity today, the ootasion being the meeting of the Washington cos- ference. The dologates, many of whom were ladies, were scattered over the body of the church. The morning session was opened at 10:80 by devotional services. At the close of the excrowes the thirteenth com ference wns calied to order by the moderator, 1. H. Latham of Baltimore. Rev. G. W. Moors of Lincoin Memorial Church wns elected tem: porary secretary or scribe, and the credentials Of delegates were presented. Each church tm the conference was cntitied to representation by the pastor and three delegates On motion of Dr. Newman, Rev. Réward Root of New Haven, Rev. 8 P. Giddings of Washington, . and Rev. Edward Bris toember of the presbytery of Ohesay Washington, D. C., were invited to sit with the conference. St. John s Charch at Alexandria and the Con. ational Charch at Canton, Md., were ade 1 to the conference OrrickES YoR THE TRAR. The committee on nominations and according to the report the following were elected fer the coming year: Moderator, Rev, B. W. Pond: scribe, L. A Connor, and trees urer, C. & Montague Meare. Groen. Small and Lawrence werecon stituted & committee on the next place of mect- ing. Rev. L. E. Pangburn wes received as ay honorary member. ‘ihe conference then | listened to the — of church work and | Progress made by delegates aud pastors of the | Various churches. | After a short recess s communion service was held. Atlo'ciock the delegutes lupched As the guests of Pivmoath Church. AFTERNOON AND EVEXING. At the afternoon session Rev. J. W. Dailey led devotional serv Several topics were discussed, as follows: “The Working Church.” ® w } (@). In ite business relatio co-operation with officers. Mr. Benjamin P. Davis, Mt. Ple Church. (4), In its saving power and missionary geal. Rev. 4. K. Mason, D. D.. of Herndon, Va. (©). In tts work amoug the young. model 8. 8. Mt. 1. M. Horshaw, Pism Charch. 2 Christinn Endeavor Society, Mr. W, H. H. Smith, president ¥. P.C. E. Union. This evening there will be» final session, at Which several addromes will be mado, the list being: Home missions, Rev ‘T.W. Jones, saper- Intendent H. M. &; foreign missions, her. Innac Clark, D.D., Howard University: A.M. A.. Rev. Geo. W. Moore, Lincoin Memorial Church. << Marringe Licenses. Siarringe licenses lave beon ismued by the clerk of the court to the following: Robert R.Williams and Ada V. Blackford; Abrabaw G. Barlow of Philadephia, Pa, and Maggie Cage of Prince George _ Lamar of Martins: urg, W Deck; Charles T. Williams a y Alex. McKee and Marguret C. Dooley; Anthony B. Moore and Johenna A. Amrion; John Henry lor and Ele Hawkins; George Melson and ic Jackson; Johu J. Burke of Baltimore, Md., aud Alice M. Wyrong. —_— Range of the Thermometer. The following were the readings at the office of the wen: 42. viKD, ANDERSON. On Monday morning, November 14, 2, VILLETTE ANDERSON, Bag, annce, Watt fe Nowesnber 18, ISL, at 7 chu 1. Birch, ii the ber is at rest. Thy love and care Tl ne'er forget, when uy cheeks ‘twould wet, ft the tear alt om «stele tater tivew aid friends ie rl thie Life November 17, 1°01, 3 MOMKIS, youngest "sou of ‘ovis 995 am, JU) Josep FY and Mary G reuse Ik at Seta iricints nonjecttainy fated teh: “K. On Tursday, Novewber 27, 1 ty fourth pearot ister, LEWIS C HEM a wel at Onk Bill cometery at Washuagtum, Paes, hashand of Caroiite t. Mister. ince, Mw. i Tutecment at Baltuare NN. On. Monday miber 16, 1801, wt . SOHN McUHANN, beloved Busteed of the | ort ROBEY. on M m. SAMULL, the be re James W. Robey, mont. i upetal will take plsce from nis Inte reidence, strect southeast, on Wednesday, November 1 . Kelatives and friends = WHEELER, Ou Monday, Novewiber 16, 1801, GRAHAM KRAPFET, sourth’ eon of Artbur i sed Rose Kk Wheeler, aged sx year, one month and twenty fve da "Funeral frgue reakdonce of hie father, 2721 treat orthwest, Wednesday, November ik at 2 pam Birictiy private. : ‘Mohair in all colors. Dress Goods tn 24 Bicoched whewtin © ; te i : f He ey, F cHasEs” bs or ‘of the FURNITURE, CARPETS AND BOUSEPURMISS- composed of young ING Goops Fe SSS sso ran cen of the examine goot.on whieh: Mission; also urestee yous saving of Sram 1S Oa 'z me Our 687 Hate, Cloth and Pinsh Buttes best them ai. In the 7 INORAIX AXD BRUSSELS CARPETS AT PRICES hae been said, but LOWER THAN THE LOWEST. fied with there ie SUL GAMPETS MADE AxD LAID FREE ow CHARGE, ‘The Commissioners, he urged, month Ree ee pa 2 FA AVE K.W., REAR os eT, ‘8 decision. — Locking Glasses have, a ip Nts SuveePrare> Wane Factosr. 1 Saar KARR & SON'S MANUFACTURING CO.