Evening Star Newspaper, November 19, 1891, Page 5

= : a THE EVENING STAR: , Aah for * fined ani eroant French PERFUME in use. Give the MOST lasting, W. A. Prnce & Ca, 729 Market Spaces Corner Sth st. Ove Reswsaxt Saves ARE ALWAYS WATCHED FOR AND ARE ALWAYS ATTRACTIVE. Bnow that they will set them at very LOW established a year, and although it is DAY it is one of our busiest days, and this people FIND OD, RELIABLE REMNANT BARGAINS HERE EVERY FRIDAY SURE. WEAR. HALF-WOOL PANTS AND VESTS, ‘Sizes in Pants—18, 20, 20and 32, Sizes im Vests —18 and 20. Regular price, 40 to VESTS “izes im Pants—30and 36. ‘Sizes in Vests. 30 and 36. Former price, $1.5. MNANT PRICE, Site. each. PXTRA QUALITY ALL-WOOL RIBBED Scarlet. Former price, eRICE, 0c. ene ADIES’ PART WOOL VEST. Sizes 28, 30, ax Sh Former price oe REMNANT PRICE, Rexsasr Day Exrrsonprsary IN BLACK DRESS FAB 5 iy ALL- WOO! LACK CAMEL'S HATR, Monier beer, OH PL-WUOL HENRIETTA. NANT PRICE, 4.48 TS, C& AND WHITF STRIPED crmer price, $6. REMNANT D WHITE STRIPED $2.00 yard. REM- yards B Wet PRICE, $1.2 S yards BLACK VEPCES. “Former pr SANE PRICE, © yanis ALL-SILK BROCADE VEL of pun silk, in DES BKOWN, nee, $2.50, REM: DICT COLLARS. For- SANT PRICE, 2 BROWN, we price, $1.00. of REMNANTS for LADIFS: ~ REMNANT. eLoTH i and ED PURE GLYCER- REMNANT PRICE, S WITCH HAZEL ke. REMNAN size. bare W. A. Parsee & Co. MARYLIS DU JAPON.” the moat re- tw sxe Suzrs Ix Menxo Uxpen. Srectar Prices For Furay AND Nor A Rewxaxt Mesriosen. ‘We haveevery respect for the world-wide custom of making Friday a day of remnants, but content our- selves with leaving it to your intelligence that the Palais Royal, like other establishments, has remnants which it is glad enough to dispose of. Facrs. An Umbrellaand a Mackintosh are now considered necessary adjuncts to a man's or woman's costuine. The preservation of your clothing and health soon pays for both articles. ‘The Palais Royal's collection is not only the largest and most complete, but prices are marked om the goods considerably lower than preva- lent ; atilé lower prices tomorrow. Unorrrias rron 970. ro $20. A hundred intermediate prices; in some instances s haif hundred different style handles at one price. To make the specia/ prices include the Umbrella you will select we offer tomorrow 10 Pre Cesxr Discousr. Todeduct one-tenth from the price marked on the ‘one you pick out wouldn't mean much if the marked price was not aimoderate figure. As a matter of fact you'll Rnd the marked prices average 15 per ernt belore the charges of elsewhere, so that for tomorrow you may buy at 25 per cent less than if you were granted credit oF paid promptly and bought where wmuch of the business done is credit. THIS CAN BE PROVED. ‘We don’t offer Umbrellas of doubtful origin. Easy to make comparisons, for here are the identical Um- brellas you'll find at other first-class establishments. Look for these names on the handies and tickets: Amasa Lyon, Kose Bros. & Hartman, Follmer Close, Hirsh Bros., Belknap, Jolnson & Powell, Wright Bros., Schloss Bros., Excelsior Umbrella Mf. Cy. 1 Coxestoca sik Umbretins, recovered free of charge if they split within one year of purchase, are here marked $2.68, 22.98 and up to $6. Deduct one- tenth for tomorrow's price. Here, too, are the menu ine “Gloria” Umbrellas—26-inch at 97e., 28-inch at $1.55. You may know the usual prices are 81.25 and 81.50 respectively. Warenezoors For Evenysovy. ‘Mundleberg of London and Manchester, Enzlamd,are the leading makers of the world. You'll find their woods in the leading stores of this city. We ask com: Parison of usual quotations with Palais Royal prices. The following moderate prices are marked on relia- bie garments. Deduct one-tenth for tomozrow's pric Ladies’ Circulars, Gray and Black, $125. Gossa- mersin Black and colors, $1.8. Cloaks with Inver- ness capes, Gray stripes, cloth finished, $:.68, New- markets, with long military cape. colors aud plaids, S568. Silk Waterproof Raxians, Blue stripe, $7. Cloaks with Greenaway Style, stripes, 81. ras, Gray and White stripes, 81.98. Black Gossamer Coats, $1.45. With cemented 1.98. Kubber Coats, ce mented seams, #245. € Coats in Brown Checks, &e., $2 Mackintoshes, with tmilitary cape, plaids, &e., 87.48. Without cape, @6.48. Much crowded in little space below; read carefally Decause for tomorrow— Friday ouly. yard for 25e. Silk Ribbons. for Coque Feather Boss marked $9.35. yard for 50c. Bluck Lace Demi Flouneings. cents for Ic. quality Handkerchiefs, Chiffon Band Rufiline. Rolled-old Double Hair Pins. iver Hair Bands. slove-shade Purses. for I7c. Antique Brass Photo Frames, for $1 Fast Black Wooi Vests. ‘Joe. for €1 Knit Wool Skir's, 6c. for $1.25 Knit and Flannel Skirts, 21.39 for 81.50 Knit and Flannel Skirts. ‘The following prices held good until the goods are soid, but that wili be soon. yard for 30c. quality En¢lishAll-wool Su‘tings tSe. yard for $1 quality Crepe de Cucne in evening shades. Misses’ Circulars, Silver Gray, €) Hoods, $1.45. Connex rd for Te. Figured Ind par for 81 quality THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continned below.) Svecuan Sax Or Wases DURING THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, Nev. 19. Nov. 20. Nov. 21. = ‘TIT H A FRE T HOH OE 3 aug a Eon fee PR o> BLE BBB O O NNN BB © O NNN BBB 00 NNN MM MM RRR ccc H H EEE MMMM an ROR CCG HOH E MMM 2A RK coo H H EEES In merchandising one of the createst Jeins to inaster in order todo a sucessful bust- ness 1s to learn t0 lose inoney jrudicioi Every merchant knows ti is the bane of the business, aud ns mtust be sid. It is not a much they mit bring, but What price will cause their vmmeiute disposal. We have been recentiy devoting each Friday to their sale andaswe are now tast approsching the Holidays. we. hy d'to make a clewn a.crep of all such accumulations in order to suitably dispiay the magnificent Holiday stock shortly to arrive. | If the saving of money. isany object to you, you should not fail to read. each of the following items: TES" COAT Cheviot Coat, trimmed tailor bound.” Size 36. ‘an Basket Cloth Reefer, with collar and facines of opossa Size U6. Reduced from $12 to $4.5. 2 Binck Cheviot Coat, with full rolling collar f Black astrakhen ir Size 38. Keduced of heads. Koel: I$ 10 B17. 08. + ygiland Cloth Cape, ‘braided ‘back and front, Medi eoilar, fin'saed with coune. tiniMg. Bi i “d Sromn #12 to ¥: et INFANTS: GOODS.—I Infent down Lone Coat. Ki $5 to $2.48, T Chile Cont, t ith Biack Astrak- hau ant fin Sik girdle. Size 3 years, ‘8, pairs of In! Worsted Lezgins, White and Bleck. Reduced from Wu 4 Worsted Fuscinators, ky White and to ie. LES, ing only these few Ben's Initial Handkerchiefs, we close thei out tomorrow at creatly Feluced price 3 Boxes of Men's Initial Handkerchfefs, let- ters A. and N.- Reduced trom 08 to Ke erchiefs, let- er box. ereliteis, Tet abox. Reduced WINDSOK TIES We have a siuall lot of Qe. Surah sik” Windsor. Ties, which are tly soiled. We shal! cose tei out tomor- row atl SILK SAIRT FRO —3 Chins Silk Shirt L aud Cardinal. Ke- Fronts, Black, aticed from: 98 to 7a. ear b. LEATHER GOODS.-1 Ooze Pocket Book. Reduced trou $1.48 to 48. ‘2 Morocco. Leather Pocket Books. Reduced from {fo 25. 1B ney Leather Pocket Book. Reduced Ds Leather Pocket Book. Re- Ket’ Book, with oxidized trim- trea thd to Gee mings. Reduced Japanese Leather Card C Reduced from £1.08 to Tix. 2 Ooze Leather Combination Cases. Reduced from tite to 48e NOVONS.—5 ent wiaths. 4 Kubter i Reduced from 10 t0 usu Mirrors, faded. Reduced from 25 8. Reduced from 48 to 2ic. Pairs of VP. B. Corsets, Drab 4. Reduced troni 84.50 50 per pair. 1 pair &: Ur. Warner's Health Corsets Size 23, “Reduced from s1-50 to $1. Black, and $B pairs of ‘Corsets, 19 White, Blues Size 21” Redaced from 3. Dorsets. Size 20. Te ‘orset. Size 22, Tiisck x luck Mousque. , nd 4g. Keddued from 81 0 #125, airs button Tan Mousquetaire Gloves. cand 64. Keduced trom 100 to 4 pairs S-button Sizes 6 ton Mousequetaire Suede Glov Brown, Size Gand Gy. Leduced from #1 Vairs 7-hook Kid Gloves, Gray. nil 6%. Reduced from: #2.8i to # pairs Misses’ ¢-button Brown ioves, and G. Reduced frou sc. to 49e. my Mousque rele Gloves, ij. Gand Oy. Reduced from Y. 2 pairs Ladies’ Lisie Thread Boot ww, suKhtly soled, reduced from 7 pairs Ladies’ Lisle Hose, black fect, with fancy tops, reduced from se. to Se. Vairs Ladies Silk Viaited Fancy Hose re- from $1.50 A pure Misses! Cashiivere Hose in Navy, sizo $ Ladies’ All-wool Combi- ray aud White, s1z0 20, Te Mos. White“ Ati-wool_ Combination reduced from €2.25 to 1-48. airs, Oxidized Gaster Clasps ne King redticed from O8°. to 50e, iver Bangies reduced fromm 2oe. to nation Suits duced fron # 3 Children pairs Gold Plate Earrings reduced from 98e. Wie —Biack Crepe i n reduced from $1.93 1 Child's Light Blue Fon reduced from tse. to 48e. 1 Red Gauze Fan reduces from $1.48 to 7c. 1 Light Gray Gauze Vainted Fun reduced from Zac. to Si. ut Bos Mancue, Saxs Axp Comrasy. You Nexr_Ir You Sax So. BR IG ELEVEN DOLLARS" He worth in this special BBB SUIT and OVERCOAT sale we are having this week. No better for $15 in most of the other places. Couldn't be so even here if we hadn't "‘struck it right.” Good buying—and you've a chance fora share in it, SINGLE and DOUBLE BREASTED SACK SUITS, THREE and FOUR-BUTTON CUTAWAY SUITS and SIN- GLE and DOUBLE-BREAST- ED OVERCOATS. The older the sale grows the busier we are xetting. Part’s due to the weather and part to the values im it getting *noised about.” Don't think of putting off buy- ing if you're going toLuy. If there is a pick—the earlier the better, The styles are fresh—cut right and sewed right. We'ro safe in guaranteeing Yeause it’s in ‘em. ELEVEN DOLLARS-not fif- teen — what they're worth, SUITS and OVERCOATS— Allsizes, Lers Lionr Ur A Fiw Facts. NATURAL GRAY UNDERWEAR in case lots to sell it at 81.50 a piece. satisfaction — w8 can buy Lverybody else charges $2 for the same grade. They buyin “ariblets.” We get more than one cate ata time—and have re-ordered the third time al- ready. Something besides “talk” about such o ‘seller. ‘The shirts are doubie-back and front—few are. Double pro- tection. PURE WOOL SEAMLESS SOCKS—25c. a pair, If you need Socks—these are “heavy weights” of value. OUR DOLLAR DOGSEKIN GLOVES for looks~KNIT, CLOTH, ASTRACHAN, LINED DOGSKIN, BUCKSEIN, &e., for warmth—30e. to 82. $1.50 gets a ood CARDIG. JACKET—up to $7 includes all tho qualities — KNIT and STOCKINETTE. BROCADED REDS are the newest 1m Scarfs. All shapes 50 CENTS-OUz ‘Twice as much room as ever in FURNISHIN filled full, Weean't be wanting quality. and it's in what you want, Saxs Ay D Coxpasy, Everything Wearabie, seeee , 4 f Cosrivexess If not relieved by judicious and timely treatment,is liable to result in chronic constipation. Asan aperient ‘that may be used with perfect safety and satisfaction, AYER'S PILLS are unsurpaited. Unlike most cathar- tics, these pills, while they relax and cleanse, exert a tonic influence on the stomach, liver and bowels,caus- ing these organs to perform their functions with healthy regularity and comfort. Being purely vege- table and free from mineral drug of any kind, their use CURED BY is not attended with injurious effects. Good for old and young of every climate, Ayer's Pilisare everywhere the favorite. G. W. Bowman, 26 East Main street, Carlisle, Pa., says: “Having been subject, for years, to constipation. without being able to find much relief, ‘Tat last tried Ayer's Pills, and I deem it both aduty and a pleasure to testify that I have derived great ben- efit from their use. I would not willingly be without them.” AYER’S CATHARTIC PILLS Prepared by Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass, Sold by all druggists and dealers in medicine. Beavry Orrex Derexps On plumpness; so does comfort: so does health. If you Ket thin, there is something wrong, though you may feel no sign of it, ‘Thinness itself is @ sign; sometimes the first sign; sometimes not, ‘The way to get back plumpness is by CAREFOL LIVING, which sometimes includes the use of SCOTT'S EMULSION of cod-liver otL. Let us send you—free—a little book which throws much light on all these subjects, SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, 132 South Sth ave., New York. Your druggist keeps SCOTT'S EMULSION of cod- liver of]—all drugyists everywhere do. $1. M2. WINSLow's soorHINe syRUP ‘Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS of MOTHEKS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH- ING, with PERFECT SUCC It SOOTHES the CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS, ALLAYS all PAIN, CURES WIND COLIC, and is the best remedy for DIARRHEA. Sold by Druggists in every part of the world. Be sure and ask for **Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup" and take no other kind. 25 cents a bottle. aisly For Nevratom Barue WITH POND'S EXTRACT. 18 Nevrarotc Prrsoxs And those troubled with nervousness resulting from care or overwork will be relicved by takinse BROWN'S IRON BII TERS. Genuine has trade mark and crossed red lines on Wrapper. 4 D=Etavau's WHOOPING COUGH REMEDY. Stops whoop, allays cough end cuts short disease. Instant and infallible in the sudden and dangerous Croup. Harmless and speedy in hacking and racking coughs. Over 40 years in use. Sold by druggists EDWARD P. MERTZ, ith and F sts., Washington, D.C. HAD TAKEN TWO OF CARTELS LIT- Ho Liver Fills betore retiring you wouid not have had that coated toncuy or bad tuste im tue mouth this mnoruinw. Keep a vial with yon for occasional use. nI4 axatios Wirnovr Representation D.C, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 19, 1891. 2d EDITION. FOR A THIRD PARTY. Alliance Congressmen Not to Caucus With Outsiders. WHAT GOES ON AT INDEANAPOLIS. Convention of the National Repub- lican League. FLORENCE STILL IMPROVES. ALLIANCE MEN COMMITTED, Congressmen Instructed Not to Enter the Party Speakership Caucuses. Ixpraxaroris, Nov. 19.—Taken as a whole, the alliance has not been very successful in preserving the secrecy of its proceed- ings, but one point in yesterday's pro- ceedings escaped the press until an early hour this morning. That point was the committal of the supreme coun- cil to the third party movement. This came about through the adoption of a resolution of- fered by Jerry Simpson instructing alliance members of Congress not to enter the party cauenses, Col. Livingstone of Georgia protested against its adoption. saying he was elected as a demo- crat and proposed to act with that party whether the alliance liked it or not. Among a mass of minor resolutions pre- sented there came up something in the way of a fire brand in a series of resolutions offered by I. M. Branch, delegate-at-large from Georgia. They were ‘political in their nature and were the result of much consultation among certain of the alliance leaders op toLivingstone. These resglutionsdeclared that a large number of men had been elected to Congress by alliance votes and demanded that they support no man for Speaker who would not first declare for the ulliance platform. They further declared it the sense of the body that these Congressmen should nominate one of their own number for the spcakership andstick to him. They further admonished alliance men throughout the country to beware of commit- ting themselves to any party in such a manner as to interfere with their freedom of political action or of taking any position in favor of men oF parties not in ayimpathy with alliance prin- ciples. When they were introduced they were loudly cheered by the supporters of Polk. Mr. Branch asked that they be referred to the committee on demands, evidently knowing what the make up of that committee would be. Another more zealous delegate moved a sus pension of the rules in order to put the resolu- tions on their passage. Livingstone opposed this in a very vehement speech, denouncing itos a third party scheme, and said it was inspired largely by’ personal enmity against himself. The friends of the resolution believed that they could pass it, bat aiter a little consultation asked that it be re- ferred to the committee on demands. President Polk so referred it, and when the committees were announced at 6 o'clock it be- came evident that this committee, with Weaver of Iowa at the head’of it, was packed with radi- cals. It will undoubtedly report favorably upon the resolutions. An effort to make the platform of the alliance more radical on the subject of govern ownership of the railroads and telegraph lin: was made and created something of » furore Rt I. M. Branch, delegate-at-large from Georgia, introduced a resolution which recited ‘the fact that the alliance had at St Louis, in December. 1889, to- gether with the Knights ot Labor, adopted a resolution demanding that the means of trans- portation and communication—the railroads and telegraphs—be operated by the Unit States government, and that this resolution had been changed at Ocala last year. It then de- clares that inasmuch as the Knights of Labor had not consented to any change of the de- mands for government ownership, the alli- ance would restore this pla to ite platform. The point of this is that this resoiution demands complete ownership, while the Ocala demand is for par- tial control, with contingent ownership if sim- ly control is deemed impractical. This reso- lution went to the committee on legislative de- mands, and the prospects are that it will be favorably reported upon. fas ot <i FLORENCE SLIGHTLY BETTER. | democrat, receiving 15, SENATOR GIBSON. The ex-Representative Accepts an Appoint- ment Personally Tendered by the Governor. Gov. Jackson of Maryland has appointed ex-Representative Gibson to the Senate to suce ceed the late Senator Wilson. My. Gibson has accepted. The appointment was tendered in person, the governor coming to Washing- ton to see Mr. Gibson. The news was a surprise to every one, Mr. Gibson included. Mr’ Gibson ‘was actively engaged in canvass for the clerk- chip of the House of | Representatives ani nd bad given up all present senatorial aspira- tions. He has now ceased in his endeavors toward the clerkship and will, until the Mary- lund legislature sees fit to make change, be Senator Gorman’s colleague. Charles Hopper Gibson of Easton was born in Queen Anne's county, Md.; his education was commenced at the Centerville Academy, and he was afterward sent to the Arcber school in Harford county, and from there to Wash- ington College, Chestertown, where his course of study was completed: was aimitted to the bar in 1864 commenced the tice of law at Easton with Col Hambleton:was appointed by President Johnson collector of internal revenue for the Eastern Shore district, but his nomination was rejected fu the Senate by a majority of one vit); was appointed in 199 commissioner in chancery, and auditor in 1570, which offices later on in 1870 he resigned to accept the appointment by the circuit court for the three years’ unexpired term of state's attorney for Talbot county. to which position he was elected for four years in 1871, and again in 1875, holding the office | for three consecutive terms, and declining a renomination for the fourth; was elected to the Forty-ninth and Fiftieth Congresses, and was re-elected to the Fifty-first Congress as a votes, against 15,- 145 votes for Thomas S. Hodson, republican, and 1,566 votes for Walter F. Harman, pro- hibitionist. —_— A Mandamus on Commissioner Carter Asked. A petition for writ of mandanius was-filed today and Judge Hagner directed arule to show cause in the Court in General Term on Decem- ber 28 thereon. The case is entitled United States ex rel. N. W. Welton against Thomas A. Carter, commissioner of the general land office, and the relator asks, through petition | filed by Mr. C. W. Horner, that the commis- sioner be ed to tuke up and try an appeal taken by him from the decision of the register and _ receiver at Pueblo, Colo., February. 1874, in which he states he was awarded but 700 acres of land and his claim to 4,320 acres dented, while 73, 251.55 acres were awarded throug corruption to Wm? Craig. —— Wants Damages for Injuries. Ten thousand dollars is the amount for which Thomas Carroll secks by Mr. J. McD. Carring- ton to recover from the Washington Brick Mia- chine Company because of injuries received on May 24 last. ‘The plaintiff states that he was an employe of detendant, and there was on the Premises a pit sixteen feet deep and twelve or fourteen feet wide, descent to which was by ladder with face to wall and back to the machinery, consisting of a re- volving wheel with buckets, which moved within fourteen to eighteen inches of the ladder; that | Nebracke on the day in question he was ordered to go in the pit and the defendant, by its agent, ordered the machinery in motion and be was caught, the buckets striking his feet and throwing him under, twisting and breaking luis leg im several Places and maiming him for hi'e. tend Range of the Thermometer. The following were the readings at the office of the weather bureau today: 8 a.m., 22; 2 p.m., 39; maximum, 40; minimum, 18. eee eserade FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, ane ronoa NO FORE Stock Market. * following are the opening and closing preteen the Rew ‘Tork toch Market. co reported bp operat Mire to Conon and Macartney 1410 F street o ONO American Nor. Pac Do. pref Kien. Kock Island. Shag sliver Ca's St. Paul... - Do. pret") ., SPM. & Mo 3 * suger Star pre Tex. & Pac) Yeu. € &i.. Union Pace. Ti-Cen ‘Shore? is. & Nas Manhattan... 2 Wabea weet. Catan acters nsccrty engage FIGHTING FOR THE CONVENTION. Cities That Are Anxious to Receive National MINNEAPOLIS, PITTSBURG, OMAMA, CINCINRATE, NEW YORK, SAN FRANCISCO TO BE ACTIVELY REP- RESENTED BEFORE THE NATIONAL COMMITTER NEXT WEEK—CMICAGO MAY GET IT AFTER ALZe The republican national convention of 18%ly if those who ought to know are to be believed, will be held in Minneapolis, San Pranciseo, Pittebarg, Omaha, Chicago, Cincinnati, Detrott and New York. Just how it is going to be done no one can tell, but that seems to be the program just now in spite of the fect that sectional difticultics must necessarily obstruct. None of the cities that are anxious to bave the convention located in their midst are es yet officially reprose but there are any num- ber of ‘people in town who seem to be ed in boommg one place or the other. ‘On Monday the republican national commit tee meets at the Arlington Hotel, and when it assembles it will find iteelf besciged by com- Mittees from the cities mentioned. These sev- eral committees have engaged headquarters tn the Arlington, and by Saturday it i# expected that each organization will in thorough working order. Omaha will be here this evening with its shirt sleeves rolled up, £0 to spenk, and for a while the Nebraska city will have no active a but when the Minneapolitans and the Cinein- | natians and the Pittsburgers and Now Yorkers and Michiganders and the folks from "Frisco arrive there will be-real war. A DRLIEF as To A great many people are inclined to the be- lief tha: Chiengo will_get the convention with- out much trouble, although the windy city is tmaking « fight ‘for it. The argument that Chicago is the only city thet can easily accom- weight, modate the crowd has a good deal and this combincd with its universal accessi- bihity is being used with effect. So As the general impression goes Minne polis appears to have the present. advantage. Ihe northwest is for Minneapolis and the northwest is not to be sneezed at in theese latter days. Then Minneapolis has claims of its own, and more than that it will, for this occasion only, have such assistance as St. Paul can render. The two cities are practically one; there seems to be ample hotel accommodation; and the railroad facilities are of a high order. CLAIMS OF ErTTeBURa. Pittsburg bases its claim principally upon the historical fact that it was the birthplace of the republican party. Some of the Pennsyl- vanians say that the republican party needs to be born again and they suggest that Pittsburg outranks all competi- tors as a An objection to ¥ Supporters of Presi- dent Harrison, who have it that Pittsburg ts « big Blaine town. ‘ittsburg repubheans are more or less divided on questions of party policy, but even Senator Quay and Chris. jagee would join hands as to J CINCINNATI'S CHANCES. Cincinnati's chances are not believed to be too bright. The great northwest wants that convention as far away from Ohio as possible, for Mekinley influences are dreaded. As matter of fact Cincinnati is a Blaine strong- hold, but the Dakota, Montana, Iowa, and Pacific ‘const farmers are fearful of anything that savors of McKinley, and as the major has just been elected gov- ernor of Buckeyedom the combination cannot easily be explained away, Sun Francisco ix regarded as being juste trifle too far away, although the newspaper correspondents favor it. The trip could bardly fail to be plenscat, bat as a business venture it would be weak, due to the limted telegraphic facilities. “‘Twe ndred correspond- ents would swamp the few wires in fifteen min- utes, and iu less than half an hour the tele- graph companies would be three days behind im their work. THE OMAMA comMITTER. The Omala comnaittee has sont on install- ments of its literature. A red and blue is filled with reasons why should be the place ‘tion commit. te which arrives this afternoon, consists of Senater C.F, Manderson, Senator A. 8. Pad- dock, John M. Thurston, C.J. Green, E. Rose water. G. W. E. Dorsey, 'T. L. Kimball, George P. Temis, 5. D. Mercer, C.K. Seoth, Church Howe, A. Suunders, G. H. Boges, T. & Clarkson, John L. Webster, W. M. Robertson, A. L. Strang, Gov. 7. J. Majors, E. P. Roggan, Chas, A. Cov. New York is said to be preparing for great ttragsle, Dut the west is more active than ever petore. Vresident Harrison, it is understood, will do nothing to influeace the uational committee in its choice, but will let the local committees fight it out with Mr. Clarkson's national aggre- gation. nant Church. a . MM AIC ieeerene : : GAVE TO THE WORLD A NATION PEER- ——___ Washington Stock Exchangs. the lies. "De Bartlett 4 This cold weather causes a sunilo of contentment to Maa oR PENNSYLVANIA AV i : bens seeds . maaks . Siew cbiainen oe ding the| Sates—Regular call—12 o'clock m: Washington st dutichiter of ex Senator Kice of ATkataMs, t the woman owning a “Sealekin,” perhaps a littiesich | MMMM SEVENTH STREET. : LESS IN MAJESTY, GREATNESS AND ‘Melina oh ts Stanek Gas, 25 at 413s. Washington Loan and Trust Com- | 30, CHALLE CHESTER BASSETT of the United of regret comes from her who hasn't one. Eut hee} MOM Mb . © HONOR. " . Zat 1s. Ni "7 are imita ‘ealskina” 90 marvelously like the sap = enna Pautapetruta, Nov. 19.--The doctors attend- ernment Bonds—U.S. 4s, registered, 190: it finished just as are the much moro expensive gar- ie - OF AMERICAN MANHOOD ON THE PaRT _ | tins today. ; : District of Columbia Bonds—Market stock, 73, .. With real seal trim:nings, &:. They are vir- Bop OF CASH HOUSES HAS GIVEN TO TEE Inspector Conlin said this morning that Mr. | 1692, Bold, 10g Bide aaked Soyeer dae sees | AMOL st St. Andrew's Cuureh ¥ ly ae youd as the genuine, Duriugthe Special | eta nOUeeeaae opie Florence had passed almost all of yesterday in | pod, "jos" bid.’ — asked. Wate? stocks ior cae | Chaves Maney eitnopake ON TRAPIER of Monya dollar have we saved Sele—until Saturday evening i ie 8 ER OF THIS CITY OUR comatose condition. He was conscious this | Fency,191, 120 bid, — asked. 30-year fund, Oe, goid, | Washinton. DC, to JOSEPHINE LE WISE Piet : The thousandsof Rem- rE EE EQUITABLE morning and talked a little with those about Water stock, 3s, 1905, cur: | delpls, P * = aes spe 20 Pux' Cex D _ him. He took some jelly this morning and 3.666, 1924, fund, cur. | ) WEBER, METTLER. wrk ee eae F- Bontyomd Oddmaud Ends that find aU Bex Crest Disco Inerovenests: cheDiT later was given a sinail cup of boef ton. The | Feuer, 118 bid. Wsasket Siva neg. Siu Inve | Prem, Me EMER 0 wh laser rooklym 8. 9 their way here below the prices Said Falk Waiee feted Q1% to 90S each. Jeubets seen IMPROVEMENTS! SYSTEM, inspector said that the chief = at present Gg en ty er pis ah eae —Je Here ts the from 810 to $20 each. Sacques from 815 to 835 each. In these days of such stirring competition acne WHICH, PLACING You 1x ivatepraTe | Note of heart failure, ‘as Mr. Florence's ia” | sown allroad 10-0, cs, 105 bide asked. “Wasi piED, — Many intermediate prices between these extremes. you should be wury—un'ess you are a jude oa e page Apr Hult. “While he thought | imgton, sd Georgetown Haliroad Convertibie iA beloved wits of" Marts Eeosas. ee se don't move Welinet abet Greed (is: guies chaiicl on Ge ea of quality = POSSESSION OF EVERY CONCEIVABLE | ing at present difficult. ile he thought | isy pid. — asked. Washington and Georgetown ‘A. beloved wite of Maran Brennan. viene . . piciee! Abtage are won What aor COMFORT, TAKES No aDvaNTAGE | {Hete, Was some slight improvement he cau- | Rauiroad Rights, — bid.— asked. Masoue. Mall May she rest tn peace peas ment you select. amply exemplified in the modern This is the age of progress and improvement, and o ss NO tioned his hearer to make bis statement of im- aD how Figa. ie ——. ae herlate residence, #23 Florida avenue geting este: re ag sacee thas the business firm that desires to be suceesstal must | gHow TUN STER ¥ rovement “very, very conservativ ton Marke pals. Ts i911, 110 <u. at ce w tied Seer te Ecancn Ane Paces U aren Teuslly careful eu to whet ee buy to sal keep ubreast of thetines, WE ARE PROGRESSIVE, | SHOULD MISFORTUNE ENTER YOUR | PHOHION iors toernoon remains in the | bid, — asker. | Washington “Market “Company slate Conceyticn Church. “Tals - e fust hint experience furnished us that the HOUSEHOLD, AND BY ADDING TO YOUR | critical condition that he has been in since his | ™?- 13 bid. — asked. American Se- ‘The typical English Ulsters of mixed tan cheviots, donbie-breasted, long military cape, &c., only 816 and $17 each, ‘Those of similar materials, with the Chumiey care, and 820 each. From Paris is this Marine Biue Broadcloth Ulster, dotted with Jet nail heads, Lonis XVI collar trimused with ostrich feather edwinw ; pleated cape, with yoke. poe th Fentea ae ee Lis 2 ie: sasbell eiint=0 te na hae Sa : anything we sell if returned in cod [Ameamemee ot ee cendition is evidence of the faith we have un aa _ our iwerchandise, i aaa Less Trax Harr Parces. as sees $1.) $1.3 Here are fifty two Uisters of last seoson's manufac WILLIAM A. McKNEW, PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT. illness took a serious turn, but the fact that he | Wucdington Lieut hate ie weer has battled successfully so far with the disease | ju bid, — asked. Washington Light lufantry has encouraged his relatives and physicians to | is, 9s; bid. 99 asked. Wasitingtui Gas hope for his ultimate recovery. The physicians | Compauly, series A, ts, 126 bid, — asked. W, now say that the crisis will occur between Sat- | ington Gas “Company, series B, Os, 1 urday night and Sunday morning. —asked. Washington Gas Company © ulletii ici ble 68, 1901, 183 bid, — asked. ngton Hutl- ate Sven Dellstin ct “the physicians Sotey, oad “és 9 bid. 10!% asked, Chesapeake and NREL EE 4 y Potomac Telephone ist mortgage os, 101 bid, | 5 Inesday, Nova INO. “Mr. Florence passed a little better night; is | jos asked. ‘Capitol and Novtlr O street ‘Teallreal Ete, EAS Sit beat and, bekoeed holding his own, with some slight improve- | Ist mortgage 6s, 108 bid, 110 asked, Metropolitan | (uuetier of Vand Mary. red tweaty- meut.” Railroad Convertible 6s, 128%; bid, 225 asked. U. > | “Panera: will take place Friday, the 20th instant, at Electric Light Convertible 106 bid, 1U1 asked. 2p.m., from her parents’ residence, 414 O street auoual Bank Stocks—Bank of Washington, 410 | uorthwest. Pricnds and relatives respectfully invited asked. Bank of Kepublic, 20 bid. — | toattend. Metropolitan. 265" bid.” 270 asked. | DEVINE. Da, — asked. Second, 1:5 bid. 400 | B.m-. asked. | BEYANT. At the residence of her sou tmdaw, T. Tos, | Newt 8 Reventh Sire? southwest,” Wantiuaton, D.C, about 2 jovk p.2m. Farrangenient of our store was inadequate to properly accommodate the Vast volume of our busi- hess We tuuediateiy becan a series of improvements, ur store among the best TES in theeity. with WEALTH KEJOICES IN PROMOTING YOUR PROSPERITY, PREFERRING A SMALL PORTION OF YOUR a stock that is ABSOLUTELY FRESH AND NF) WEEELY OR MONTHLY SAVINGS Our business is so large and the daily sales reduce t stock so rapidly that tt enables us to furnish you at all | TO THE EASILY ACQUIRED CASH OF THE times with any article in our line FRESH £KOM THE MONOPOLIST.” MANUFACTURERS, The advantages gained by pure = MEE nae chasing from usare therefore inestimable, as the un-| PARLOR AND BED ROOM FURNITURE, portance of using FRESH MEDICINES is too appar- CARPETS, DRAPERIES, STOVES, CHIF- FONIERS, HALL RACKS, WARDROBES, ent {or further argument. FANCY TABLES, ESCRETOIRES, ther prices. rations of w! a —— ee REPUBLICAN NATIONAL LEAGUE. Meeting of the Executive Committee in New On Tuesday, November 17, 1891, st 12 LE I... the beloved wife of Thouas De : — inte i ct Mary Mecarthy. = — ‘ a ‘bent SECRETARIES, FANCY CH, x York Today asked. Farmers and Mechanics’, 1% bid — asked. ~ 4 tS Nest Capital Ouecusof Scotch Fiauls, snitaiie forehit- — | ture at less than cost of materials, Made of the best | 45 aay sitiih ccuis b atiacaae aes. Es CY CHAIRS AND See ; Citizens’. 150 bid, ISS asked. Coltimbia, 149 bid, 135 | gq UnTal Spo ber fete coahlonse, <i North Capteal Ouly So. per yard. Worth 12, | fmported beavers and cheviots, &e., iu stripes, plaids TION DEPARTMENT we hove added several COM- LOCKERS, BUFFETS, CABINETS, New Yous, Nov. 19. Prominent members of | asked. Capital. {24 bid. —asked. West End, 96 | sudrclativenare iavined to attend. (aptecuse papas and sold colors. Sizes 214 to 40. PETENT PHAKMACISTS, thut the same careful MANTEL AND PIER MIRKORS, the Republican National League were con- | bid. % asked. Traders’, liz bid, 116 asked." Lin- | please copy) covered Pillows from our uphol- 7 Ulsters reduced fr 87 10 8.8 each. 50 LADIES’ SHO! attention which has characterized this department in coin, 95 bid, 101 asked, spicuous about the corridors of the Plaza Jnorning, November erand- Cae ‘oad Stocks — Washington and Georgetown, " Tin, son of Justin sod . mares Sus tcee a Ladies the past aay be secured for the fucure, and yet with « TOILET SETS, EASELS, PAR- E s . ae ek Siisy E McCarthy, Coed etx pear> sock Sequceneeme sient reduced fro $1 10 i0e. each. ee eee re pos reshenlipbeongab enti nam Hotel last evening. Many of them had come | 218 bid: 235 uekea, | Metropaitan, ‘st twa. | ges A Year a ced ) to 85.908 eae ang LOK CLOCKS AND WORKS OF ART. : i re = Funeral private irom the residence of from other stutes to attend the meeting of the | Set: (Columbia, 6) bid, “asked, Capital and | a trher, 474. stret southwest executive committee called for today at the * Home, 20 bid, ss asked. Georgetown aud | ,SMITH. Entered into reg Wednesday. Novenber hetel. ‘Tenleytown, 52 bid, 69 asked. Kock Creck, 100 S, widor Sith. reat ‘The meeting of the executive committee was | pid. Sacked. TOK, zidow of the inte Col, Sate 8 — Instantly, causing you to Jose no more time in waiting than is necessary for the caret und sctentifie com- pounding of the prescriptions. WE FEEL PROUD ofourstore. Froud of our IMMENSE and COM- 6 yanese Tapestry Vanels and be clossd out at and Ue. and a1. a eR a STG Bbbrvhbhbbbhihhhihh hhh hbhoohi 4 Ulsters reduced from $17 to, 7" ve i af PLETE STOCK, embricins everything sold by @ = called for the purpose of tixing a time and | insurance Stocks—Firemen’s, 471¢ bid, 00 asked. | “Funeral trom the Cuureh of the Asension Priday, p proaches eeyenon MLETE STUCK, entering eversitiue wold by pine tor lai the mot neal Coens | wenaetaney, Suge epremen bus a aoa. | Prat at cpa tt, Seen tte, Joren of SUk Chenille Stand Covers re- 1 Uister reduced from $35 to #11.¢8euch. a ee i Se oe and patronage, and invite you to drop in and inspect HOUSE & HEREMANN'S of the republican league. asked. National ene ge lan ER pet gg ponent Sunt tr Boe. cach, Me-The last mentioned is a Gray Be: Dear Jack: our improvements. ‘The executive committee went into session | (te Gia No: sokned ae asked. with long cape, braided by hand most elab Half hour late this morn- CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES, shortly after 11 o'clock. ‘ a «oo |— wid, — asked. Potomac, 75 bid, 90 asked. Canuazr & Lex, A { Tapestry Borders, useful for the elegantly. Most of the ot are the tight-fitting in e om sn aedpens oa oe ae - By a — mw will be ges Riges, a Pen 2 vid, — asked. au pat order se yes ene NTS all day, and it was sai morning that the 7 ask 48 bi ; fe re coverings and lambrequins, | tasior finish garments takes. Wecekiesce tno nie: F. 8, WILLIAMS & cO., 917, 019, #21 AND 9237TH ST. Inala Go he SOL RGNGA wenlAee Band nie sams ome ee saad 925 7th and 706 K st. w. at half their regular values, kant Evening Shirts and send time within three weeks after the republican | ‘Title Insurance Stocks—Real Estate Title, 130 $ Sere: P them by express with the #3 Spear ao AND i t | bid, — asked. Columbia Title, 6; bid, 67% asked. ~e: pina ie errr © I ascxers Ae Sreccar qT er EE Ce THE PROGRESSIVE PHARMACISTS, nominations for President and Vico nt] Gavand Electric Light seorgelown Gane bid. | Asreat barrain in Ladies" Underwear. ; js _ Black E know will make you le t wae a ae Did, 45 Georgetown Gas, — bid, — ~ ~ Pattern (a special lot from a sheriff sale), at Ar $9-Se tire eee ie MASONIC TEMPLE PHARMACY, nolt G27 AND 020 MASS. AVE. X. W. Sued. ‘t-a kiero Light to ta tetnekon One caseor Extra Quality Kitbed Vests and Panta, We. per yard. Wortl viot Box Coats, | IN WALL STREET TODAY. ss Ar $9.50 2 from your swallowtail, and three-year-old ‘Telephone Stocks—Pennsyivania, 2 bid, — asked. | 18 Natural end White. The pricehas been @1.25 each. when you Seains, satin linea fruats, Chesapeake and Potomac, 52 “bid, 56 asked. | Our price will be 75c. each, COR, 9TH AND F STS. N. W. ‘The last lot of Tycoon Rep, the best material | Boteh collar, &c. come down to Washington nol7-tu,th,s “B, M Voss Rasy Peed coe ok ed ea ee a nes mene pe byes aged toade for wrappers. Reduced from 2% to 10c. Ax BU Q Best er tict Jachets. 36 tochen next month I'll introduce erORE Makixa Lous F aut £ cr. Pany, 16% vid, 2 asked. Great Falls Ice Company, | Full-width China hulk Scarfs, with fringe. omly 500. —_ is ie Rip seams, age pockets Fee Ve Sus of kuerbuch's CHASES’ New Yoru, Nov. 19.—Only 75,000 shares were | Ty bia, 150 asked. Bull Kun Panorama Company, | A Yine Marbieiecd oclug” Ansonia lock coh vant. ae een t $25 Custom-made Fuli-dress oe sold in the two hours to noon today. Most of | 16 bid. 30 asked. Pucumate wus: Carriage. S| yeones omamant on ton, some tie as Barang (iv: dls lie et teenie Cask Ar SLO-Sii Shes Stes ee Tals MECcs ike eecie pteciaa ee the trading wasn Burlington and Quiney, Rich- | 2,4 S20 aha 'Srust <ommpaunes—Wasreng, | Satbetral gone. Only #67 Laces, Pillow Shausand Bed Sets at greatly | {0B JAP seams, &. eee, oe rere FURNITURE, CARPETS AND HOUSEFURNISE- | spond aud West Point, C. C. C. and St. Louis,St. | ton Safe Fs 22 ul, — asked, | Esta te dapanowe Pur Kgs, in White, Black ami . Pillow Shams an, pe one ‘sateen: : : a = Ni = Washington Loan and ‘rast Company, 105 | Gray. Only #2.50each. oo Ar 86.5018: mise ies Lisene sieht TOM, 2 A oe lel ie ahd Paul, Northern, Dacitic preferred and St Louis | yianii0 asked. American Security "abd "rust | _ Extra valle in Bedford Corda, al color, et 61 yan. are the Palais Koyal’s well-known $8 garments re- <i ve u bs EE Ss. READ THESE PRICES, Outdde pig wis prea ede ‘was little ee Company, 103 bid. 105 asked. ‘Vou will pay 61.25 fur this quality elsewhere, Asmail case of Portsmouth Feather Ticking | duced in price. 40S, AUERBACH, Gna th Sys f Buss Then call at our store and examine goods,on which we | ing done. ‘The first prices were generally * to cae a Rewnants for l4c. per yard. Worth 20c. English Cheviot Jackets, 33 inches aa uarantee you a saving of from 15 to 2 per cent: ‘iper cent higher, while. G Cand Bt. Lovie Baltimore Markets. ion T Ded iong, Uraid Lound, sue pockets, Louis THE OUTFITTER, = sepa if rly rs % edhe (end Burlington and Tichment | BALTIMORE, Nov. 19.—Flour steady, unchanged VE col . the ats at e ea ‘. 5 it jeces, ish... “s a ‘elian cnet mata fon wesaeons. Gos EELLRALLARLELREALLRALLELLML AND ur €87 Hate, ct poi ccupettae speecos ag us, December 23 I emeoee ca jeoenee: 7 Hair, Cloth and Plush Suites beat them all. ec. per yard. Worth Iie. eS ee ee Sth hhattttoboicietshritototcboichtt ty ‘at 50 recovered and then settled back again to e287 and 706 Ket. nw, Several cases fof Best Indigo Bine and Soft Finish Manchester Fancy Calicoes at Gc. yank. Worth Sa Warranted fast colors, ar 10 Pee Crest Discovsr. 15 TAnIES, BLUE ASD BLACK BEAVER JACK- O ets, $4. KARE ERVAISE, 1241 11th st. s.0., Leader of Low Prices. OPEN STOCK PATTERNS IN GREAT VARIETY FROM BEST FOREIGN AND AMERICAN MANUFACTURERS, TOILET SETS, INGRAIN AND BRUSSELS CARPETS AT PRICES LOWER THAN THE LOWEST. ALL CARPETS MADE AND LAID FREE OF CHARGE. the opening figures. Up to 11 o'clock there was very little done i what by that hour from the opening. From 11 o'clock till 12 the market was almost it. ‘The only features wasa decline in Richmond and West Point to 49 and an advance in sugar . SMITH'S CREDIT HOUSE, 5 WINTER OPENING. ‘THIS FRIDAY GREAT REMNANT Day, Thousands of garments to select frou. Cloaks for To T, ze Pos: VARIOUS COLORS AND DESIGNS, FROM from 8714 to885s. At this writing, 1:30 p.m., baby, $2.25 to @15. From 1 to 4 years, $1.16 to $20. HE LIC. . cebu’ phiarcED aise 70 eck 452 PA. AVE. N.W., NEAR 436 ST. prices are ly with the market doll. win enn! — . » Ulsters for children from 410 1 years, $40 #20 a ple Money: 4 percent. Fachange, steady; ented are ae: Priday, mains each. Jackets for misses from 12 to 18 years, 83.50 RICH DECORATIONS, rates, 481372485; actual rates, 480! ‘winter importation YOU ARE INVITED’ TO AT- TEND THE EXHIBITION OF ORIENTAL CARPETS AND toG1Seach. All the very latest styles of piain and fur-trimmed garments, Claim one-tenth off the price You see marked on the garment you select. IMPORTATIONS IN POTTERY AND PORCELAIN ARRIVING EVERY WEEK, Looking Glasses of any size that have been dam- = and 483% 484 for demand. Governments, awed Resil vered equal to new. ste: currency 6s, 111 bid; 4s, oor” 116g xtended 2s, registered, 993g bi eee : i ‘al it i ‘omtnal—mid- ia = # $8 ‘The Steamship Eider All Kight. ‘arm, ‘Butt _ Fens: Fens: Fox: RUGS DISPLAYED ON FIRST _ Lonpox, Nov. as fears that were enter- ‘ast, do. fair to choice, PALMER, FLOOK OF NEW ADDITION M. W. BEVERIDGE, tained Lere and in Bremen regarding the gE A fe ” the “ Lusporter, Porites ti w specials are el Gee bareekeene: a safety of the North German Lloya steamer it $2 each, of Lynx, Angora and 1215 F AND 1214 G sTs, i 5Fei : oa ed. way etoeny, nol7-* = 107 F STREET. Greve. The sets— Muff and Collarette—-Angora, $2.68: ¥OR ONE WEEK. Ly oe we LF csc ‘steady, ; Sc aeeenee| | mmo ec eT rim, ett a se ron ies 6 “lr ral tr i. -Wheat—Decem- ep ye —" CoS Sees cas ees eee | en tion from Se. to 88 yard. W. B. MOSES & SONS, LEGAL BLANKS PRINTING OF KINDS— fecal ery oon thes opraiog: Tard —Decomiver, 6.10; FOR PITCHERS ak nolG-1w COR F AND 11TH STS. N.w, | —4~—— BRIEFS AND KECOUDS PRINTED — —— ‘The cause of the delay in the arrival of the ‘Ribe—December, 613g; "Janae eal M. W. MOORE, Manawer, —-— — 503 E st. n.w.niG-tr Eider was a derangement of her aes Gastonia. = aires KETS KEMETHY'S GALLERY, 1109 AND 1111 | ()H! WHAT A DIFFERENCE IN THE MORNING | (THE FASHIONAI which four ‘after she had . M Tease ie A. LISNER, Mh AY: ‘arcgtic, tno Porwratie. | Personal Rape with all shoes extra verses ‘sang by Digby ' New York. It took two to effect repairs Cor. 12th st. and Pa. ave. ois | ways ready to take your Picture. Melia” | “noise HENRY WHITE'S, 995 F at, x and during that time the steamer drifted. : fe : * . My eet ee < OS) Fae . AB