Evening Star Newspaper, November 23, 1891, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY, AT TRE STAR BUILDING 3201 Peausyivania Avocse, comer Lith St. by Tke Evening Star Newspaper Compan; 8. H_KAUFPMANN, Pres't Hew York OFoce, $8 Potter Building. ai Evexive Stan ts ay by carriers. nthe wah, or Ade. Yor mnonti. € tho counter 2 Genre euch by mail -any ghereim the United States OF Capua postage prepatd 50 cent mouth. Saremper g with fornen pe UFaternt at vice at Washington, D.C., a8 Qecond-class inal unvter.) 27 Al: muasl subscriptions must be paid in advames, served to subscribers in the 4 Rates of advertise made known oa application. Von 79, No 20,111. ff «Che Evening Star. WASHINGTON. D.C. MONDAY. NOVEMBER 23, 189L TWO CENTS. -FINANCIAI “FINANCIAL. SPECIAL NOTICES. Tux- Woastixeros Loas asp Trost COMPANY. New Granite Br hand F stem, CAPITAL, $1,000,000. ding. € —o— Two per cent on balances, snbject to check at sight, Certificates of Deposits, bearing interest, as follows: x ail amounts deposited for ninety days or more, but Jess than six months, 3 percent perannum. On de- Posts for wore than six months, but jess than fone year, 33 per cont per annum; and on deposits for oue year or longer, 4 per cent. ‘The Company acts as— Execntor, 5 Gusrtian, And In Almost Any Fiductary Capacity. { | Call oF write for information. | The Safe Deposit Facilities of the Company are most Fomplete, secure and perfect tn every detatl, and are wady for use. We invite your inspection and your tronage. Do not permit your valuables to remain an unsafe place, but dispel your auxiety by puttiug ighem in the Safe Deposit Vaults of UK WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CoM- } PANY. ba: BRAINARD H. WARNER, President. Joe jONEY ORTHLESS ONEY. To be of value money should be at werk. ee, people bave sumail sums lying idle which they Go not + because t fat any moment. |The American Sevurity and Trust Company lictts such deposits and pays interest thereon, nd yet the uouey can be withdrawn by check Stony time. i 4. T. BRITTON. yy fear they may It for six maontha, Estates managed vroved. dvantaxe to wive usa call, as our rh section of the city offers special we seeking profitable investments. JOHN G. SLATER, President. a HEISTIANT, Vice President. Secretary. K_ SIMPSO! ‘Feeenity AND — courany fof Maryland. Washinston office, Kuoin MX, Washinetom Loan and ‘Trust Company's building. Becomes surety on bouds of sdiuivistrators, guar Giana. trustees and contr tors. GUABANTELS IHE FIDELITY OF SALARIED OFFICERS. CLEKAS AND EMPLOYES. Furtishes bonds tor letter carriers, all government OfBcials aud employes. J. SPRIGG POOLE, no20-Im ‘General Agent WwW OODS & CO, BANKERS aec2 F st. . firms. corporations and capi- a sted. Our facilities are the best. Tcans mace on real estéte and other avilable col- lateral Exchange, loth foreien and domestic, drawn at cus- tomary uratces, crevit available inall parts of the world far- shied. Ifyou bave any reason for changing your bank ac- count or opening a bew ue, Cali and see am. Close 4-90. Letters Woops & co., BANKERS. nolé-tr W". mhnnEY, FREDERICK C.STEVENS. Metubers of tue Wasbaugtom Stock Exchanwe. GULLEY & STEVENS, Real Estate, Insurance and Stock Brokers, 1335 Fst. Hea. estate toucht. sold ahd Tented. Luca securi- es Lousbt andscid.” “Money loaned om listed securt- | fee atc real Syecta attention to Brst-class im venient eats olor : aTIONAL 2 SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY uF WASHING 3.E COR 15TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE. CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS JANUARY 22, 1867. Decrmanized Uucer act Coucress Uctoler 1, 1880. Pronsersthe business of ‘TRUST COMPANY 4) all ils Various Urauches, Alec the business of a BAVINGS BANK Aud o fAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY. Capital: ONE MILLION UF DOLLARS, | Aeteasexeentor: administrator, guardian of the es- Sates MOTs, Cou.umittes of the estates of lunatics, receiver, asnixuee aud executes trusts of auy andevery cription. Wills kept without charge. ) Receives money depositein sums of TEN CENTS 24 vpward and aliows interest thereon, i Mouey deposited before the S:st day and on the first, and third daysot the senth will draw interest the Sst day. Loaus uouey Cyon real estate and collateral secur. = Fells first-cimes real estate and other securities in of €500 and upward. Reesives SILVER WARE ond all kinds of VALU- LES upon derosit in capacious sturaxe vaultsof wUrpaneed Gry fess aud security. SMALL SAVES FUK KENT FROM 45 to $125 PER sua (fice hours—Daily from a.7. to 4p.m., and until fherwise urereu, in addition tw the regular ofhce Urs. Until So clock pau, an follows. Ou the 15ci day of each wiout On the ast bus:uess day uf each month, <= je Bist, se oud aid third dag of each month ubdays excey ted) Wieu she 1oth Zalis on Sunday the 14ta day willbe eeu a President, — BENJAMIN F. SNYDER. senate TER ri gates Be JOHNS Pec Treasurer, ¥. FRANCIS HIGGS. Secretary, ALBERT L-S1U,TEVANT. Durectors: ‘Genas C. Andrew Wylie. Dattbew Gor: cts Rug, Charies C. Glover, Joba G. Parke. ehh, Meda, AILROAD STOCKS AND BONDS: ‘Bouebt and sold for casi of on Marwinon Philadeipuis thew Yore, Nau Bragcao: ‘or Boson Ea Ie stocks and ‘A_R CHISOLM & CU. Bankers and Broters 6) Broadw: (hy A 1876.) wee Issue weekly circular. TSE OFFICE KOOMS FOR RENT ‘the pew building of the Washington Loam and fo-ust Company, comer Othand Fata, Every modern wenience and comfort for men whe syend «large ‘part of their lives in their offices (Cau tor peru to inayect the premises, Zeer 2 Specialty. IDELITY BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION x ‘ nec arog « Hue seine ees AUCTION OF MONEY BO BACK DU CIKED. Any amount Wea ad, ‘$12: per wonth on each = atte oENTaLioe Eb‘Os bekostia pase'Ss AND 913 FST. RW. Barrison Dineznan. Pres [019] Alonzo Tweedsie, Sec. ONEY 70 Lan. LOWEST HATES OF IRTEREST.. ! ‘Smaounts hee W. L. asp T. B!N6 4 WONDRED DOLLARS WITH YOU (Not tn pennies, however), And buy « Ten Per Cent Investment Bond of the ‘National Co-operative Buildine end Investment As- sociation, secured by valuable real estate. ‘Best place to put idle money. Good as atressury note. ‘Safe as a government bond. ‘Superior to savings banks. ‘Paying 6 per cent more interest. DROP IN AND LET US TALE 1T OVER. OLDHAM, DENT & CO., Investment Brokers, sutt, wf ‘724 Uthst. uw. UNO. W. MACAKTNEY, jember N.X. Stock Ex. CORSON & MACARTNEY, GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 F ST. N. W.. Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds. Deposits. Exchange. Loans. Collections. Railroad Ptocks and Bondsandell securities!isted om pieschangee of New ork, Fiuledetpiue, Denton and iimore bought and sold. ‘A specialty wade of inveatinent securities. District Bovik and sical aiiroad, Gas, Insurance and Tele- 2 Piawerican Dell Telephone Stock buuthtand sold. 718 EWis G_ TEWKSBURY, W. B. HIBBS. ‘Banker, 50 Broadway. N.Y. ‘Manaxer, ‘AieuLer Washington Stock Exchange. LEWIS G. TEWKSBURY & CO., BANKERS AND BROKERS, 1305 F ST., WASHINGTON, D. c., "*Dizect Private wires to New York and Chicago. Interest allowed on deposits. ‘Out-of-town business a specialty. Ali Local Securities dealt in. Constant quotations ull markets" ‘Telepbone 545. oczier SPECIAL NOTICES. <q WASHINGTON, D. C.. NOVEMBER 2 I891.--Notice ‘is hereby yiven that ail Poeseldern of the. Rand, Gono National ‘uration Steanship and ‘appear at Jove an Charity Hal, Beats w. end Delaware avenus, DE- BE SECOND, 1801, ut_7 py. tues and bring to have riatered ui verted theit Nock.” Thar faling appear in person or ent their stuc Gunteed. Done by order of ie bostd. 3H. HEN: DERSON, President; 1 H. TRENT. Secretary. NO. W. CORBON- J ill resume, SOVEMBER 2. 2311 F st. no. no®-Lm HAVE YOU A LUCKY STAI en Complete facitities, bottom prices, full weight and iweasure, clean wel, prompt deliveries. Otices--i101 Ki. I. ave n.w., S11 A st. ne. aud 510 die st. aw. Dot. gq CALENDAKS FOR "92 ‘Have you ever tried calendars as an advertising me- diuin? “Many have done so and found them profitable. Some use them every year. really handsvme calendar. sauuples of the nest ste Every one cates eS late designs which I would ike to show yo wil cal BL died: STAND PUDLISHER, Telephome 763-2 (wold) 1108-1110 b st. a. w. eet wevvrxes. G@EDNEY & ROBERTS, MAKERS OF INVITATIONS, $07 10TH bi., NEA Gas OFFICE. HAVE YOUR FURNACES. LATROBES and KANGES PUT IN ORDER by best me- ihics Lefore cold weather. ‘Bexton's Grand Latrove, set to heat two stories, 830. Fanlor Sup Latrobe, set io heat to stories, $25. ° Ihave 18 patterns ‘of Latrobes in stock. " Prices to guit. Novelty and Culver Furnaces, Tin Roofing, Phusubing: Hardware, Be: ir ‘ork atiended to promptly. evenings unt SGHN MORAN ZIG Pa. ave. (Telephone 964-2.» , rr IMPORTING TAILOR, 1111 Pa. ave. ‘Fall and Winter Noveizies received. apl COAL._1GE._ WOOD. L ‘AMERICAN ICE CO. ‘Telephone, 480. Man ‘Sourhweat corner 10th and F'sts.u.w. Branch oflices: GUU Yennsyivania ave. Bw. Ist an u-Wand Ith and 14th st. wharves: ‘Quality of FUEL wusurvassed. Prices able. Satisfaction euaranteed. Call RED WAGONS tur FENOBSCOT ICR. 624 Examine the Ail-wool Ladies’ Flannel Norfolk Waists, in Cardinal, Nuvy Blue and Black. Were aciling at @3 25. ae L kf ae k J 3 at Lb ~ a2* lus OPPORTUNITIES EXTRAORDINARY! COLORED DRESS GUODS. —_ are offering unusual wood values in—— ‘thin week. —— at 450. SPECIAL “NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES tc HEAR REV. K. 8 MACAKIHUR. D. eat 2 30th anniversary of the Y. M.C, A. to beheld at the First Congregational Church’ MO: Da¥, November 23, 4:40 Trine Atuisson by fekety secured from members or at the office, 1400 New York trem. ‘Mus! nts Bischoff. het dezrous of Wasiiiari u A. ALS. M.S, S. P.M 8. (eernean), will be held at West End. 3tisonic Hail, 1th and ba, avecn.w.. TUESDAY. November 24, S801, at 7 WO pan. Work, fourteenth degree. By onder, ne21-3t ANSON 8. TAY! ean THE WOMAD'S CLI CS pd OO Tis fadiow of te Womes’scchine TEIN TESS 2.5 ‘he public for donators Aenclisveusaty mere fooms between Il aca. and t the CLINICAL STAFF. Dr. Ida J. Heiverser. Dr. Clara Bliss Hinds. De. Julie E. suutth Dr. Effie Fails De. deanie Kappeln. Dr. Pinwbe A: Norris, DE. Clarence Dutour, cult. CONSULTING STAFF. BOAEDUF DIRECTORS. Dr. J, Ford Thoupsou. Mrs. kunily 1. Sherwood. Dr. HG. Yar Miss Grace Thomas. Mary Parvons. Mire 8. Jenuiuss. DW. in Bre. EB, Sheiden, Wilian Mins Helberger. x Biss Clareute Dufour. Swan A Burne Prot EE Fristoe, Mary D’ Spackman, Mr. D. B. Lloyd. HEE. Joho.” Hua bimun Woll. D: & Lamb. WW. Johnston. LE. Brackett. LOTS FOW SALE IF YOU WANT AN ain look’ at that plot of wreund on south side of Linden place between 1th oud 1th and Gand T have the entire froutage of Hb tect by aeirh ot oly Us feet“ clin to 10. » Sweaty oi seb ca be built. apo this ground—four on i2tu st, four on Tit and twenty-one on Linden place. ‘this property can be bowel for Oe. per sqitare foot. Cousideriue its loca. tion ina rapidly aproving. neighborhood, its near hens tocar and herdic tues and the shaliowisas of the cannot but prove img investusent. Re TLE cor, Tthrand ¥ ats. uw. tio? ee tote, KANSTON, OVE ‘MACHINE COMPANY, Washinwion, D.C, annual meeting of the stockbolders ‘of the Lanston Type Machine Company will be eid at th Beg of the company, in the city of Washington, D.C. on WEDNESDAY. December 2, 1801. at 2 o'clock p.m. At the said nieeting there ‘will le sud- mitted to the stockholders for their consideration ‘and action a proposition that te Lanston Type. Machine Company shall convey, trausfer aud asain ail its prop erty and rights toa new corporation to be formed nuder the laws of the state or Virzima. And at said iueoting there will also be submitted to the stockholders 1or Fatification w contract between this company and others concerning the matters covered by’ the reso- lutions adopted by the stockholders at their weetings on the Sth ang 24 September, N01. BF. COLE. Sccretary. AP 3 WINE noistdin Bee NTION BUILDERS. — FINE eri) toatley “Guns w.:dox110 to alley. "On BivaLt, payment. W. C. Be"E, BUY, SEL WAGONS AND REACH EVERY PART OF THE CITY SIX DAYS IN THE WEEK. TOLMAN STEAM LAUNDRY, 491 to 499 C st. new. tort ee OKT OF loes not al- ways securcan advantage tothe buyer. Asa rue ex- tremely low price means Very, poor merchandise— that fs not our sort, In Suits we have abont . ‘every kind of fabric in use, no2l LOTHES and there is not an uly pattern among them. $12 to #25 is the range of ‘Smooth-faced Overcost- ines, Meltons, | Kerseys, Beavers, $12 to 835. GEORGE SPRANSy, ‘One Price Clothier, 434 7th'st. 2020 ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE. —B. J. BEHREND, trading as B. J. Belrend & Son, having made ab assiscument to we for the benefit of creditors, all persons indebied to him are hereby requested 0 settle and pay the amounts respectively due by. them on oF before Deceniber I proximo. All persous having laluns against said estate will pucase present thet iui mediately. AMNON BEBREND, Assignee, BOIS ‘Sis ith st. a. Pore pressed brick front ree-Story. ct house, with basement und attic, 25 E st. n.w.. containing 13 8, ui; easily altered for jusiness purposes; terms to suis purchaser. ‘Appiy to ely THOMAS RUSSELL, v3 nol9-5t* Est. nw. ANOTHER $8.50 SPECIAL.-6s ‘A STEICTLY ALL-WOOL, B BLACK CHEVIOT SINGLE 0% DOU- D, FOR as. REGULAR PRICE, $) wae GARNER THE PEOPLES CLOTHES, se15-3m 7TH ST. N. FOR SALF— new. houses corner ng. eft that 1 will sell terns 8600e2si and. $200 ble monthly or yearly-Now. 002d st. Ties Louses Are "two stories, with. two-story back Dultdiues, vonctete cellar under entire house, contain 7 rooms, bath and every modern convenience, handsowe:y b: Pete threaehout.. cywtal chandeliers, ated by furnace, sofid stone ates and ‘trimunings. Price. $4,750 each. Houses oben for inspection. “For further pas culars apply to WARES DANENHOWER, Bold-lm Cor. 1sth and G sts. nw. J. O- Stanton opposite Founury Churen. ws "re BEAUTIFUL HOUSES ON MARY- jand ave. u,e.; small amount of cash; small monthly payments; 84,000 each; all modern improvements: electric bells, &c. ; xreat barain; fine opportunity. Apply at OFFICE OF PEKVETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION, 506 Lith st. n w. ——Canie!’s Hair Shipes and a —_ Space preveuts enuusecating ali the various—— ——xinds and prices, but if you want reilable—— ——quaitty at the lowest prices come nd see ua —— JOHNSON & LUTTRELL, noms 713 Market space. T amas A laxative refreshing, males epesteeliar te CONSTIPATION, ae bey ky ueada be arising : GRILLON. GRILLON ‘33 Rue des Archives, Paris, olS- w4ine-lp Sold by ali = Suves Wane OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, Suvex Noverres (OF THE MOST ATTRACTIVE CHARACTER, DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELEY. Saxoz, Kix & Sox, 114 BALTIMORE STREET EAST, n0?1-1m, ~_BaLTIMoRE, MD. As Aiziasce-Formen Axo Harren, ‘We are **Furriers” as well as Hatters and ‘‘Hatters” as well as Furriers—tho dest of both. In the Furs we touch none Dut the genuine selected skins, made into thorough and stylish warments, In the Hate “Dunlap” rules supreme—as the originator of headgear in America, beim ‘frat in the field, and has continued to be ret. Yet we have less expensive hats Jor those who wish them. WILLETT & RUOFY, 066 Pounsyivania ave. no2t deweiry repairins « specta JK 2*VAD. EXGhAvER AND LITHOGRAPHER, Gi jon: ave. now. ‘Visiting cards printed trom plate, 750. per U0, oot * setting Fepeiriis a | a n020-Lm =>? E. NGALLS, DENTIST, Be es Ninted bis citice aud residence to 12Soen st nw pice hours troui'Sa-mn to'S bot os-Lm PROMPTNESS OF DELIVERY. Cleauiiness of fuel, FUL weight aud weasure, are inducements I offer that you cannot alford to inore. Thandie only the best Products of the most ¢el wines in the country, selected especially for fuimily use. If you dowt kno’ ‘the kind of coal you want dFop ie a posta: wad J Wil inspect your beating apparatus and advine you whut cous Will be satisiuctory. Splint and cahmer coal 10F cool mornings and early evenines, BY DOVE. Main office, ist ond I sts. n.w.; branches, 1206 H, 1625 M st. new. we wharf, t0ot Of ¥ und & sts. Ka PENDENT ICE COMPANY. We desire to notify our patrons and others that we are now located in our new office, 910 Pennsylvania ave., where we will be pleased to receive orders for the purest and best ice kuown, the world-renowned Ken- nebec. oc-Am BRASS GOODS FOR THE “OPEN FIRB. “Oyen Fireplace.” Wrought won for the Dlaitels for the “Open kirepines. ‘Tiles tor the ““Upen Firepiuce.”™ ites tor bath rooms, ‘Piles :cr vest Marie Tiling. HAYWAKD & HUTCHINSON, AGENTS FOR BUICHER’S. BOSTON POLISH FOI FLOORS, 24 Rh Se" 1S THE TIME FoR Fines: ‘Take out « policy in the Firemen's Jnsur- ance Company. Capital and Sarplus, $300,000. Office: Corner 7th st. and La. ave. ALBEKT A. WILSON, E. G. DAVIS, ident. Vice President. C. W. HOWARD, Secretary. ociStojal eer ick Se. bss WITHA =, RRSP EE CACORE, Telephone, 1002-2. oe oe, DR. A. F. A. KIN REMOVED HIS Se eas residence to 1515 Mass: ave. BW. c | Ses We are ATTENTION! hurried Briefs, mw al ‘work care- tects) “Bad bat os ,OUR $150 SHIRT TO ORDER Is CON- ee aa Bas2. AT ABOUT YOUR SHOES? The shoe question is one of grave import- ance. Noone shoe merchant has a monop- oly of the supply nor the demand. We ean buy ail we want of the best shoes made, and our increasing business is due to the fact thut we are satisfied tosell them at less profit than most other shoe merchants. We quar- antee all the shoes we sell because we sell noue we cannot guarentee. Don't come for cheup shoes, tut come for good shoes at prices commonly asked for the cheap. A specialty just now is Ladies’ Bright Don- gola Shoes, opera toe, with patent or plain tip; also common-sense toe. Qur price is bu! #3 per pair. Soit, flexible, plixnt und durabie, W. H. KENEASTER & CO., oc2-eo3in 1115 F st. nw. ae ELeCT YOUR HoLtDay PRESENTS Now. My stock of AMERICAN WATCHES ts complete. Over ONE THOUSAND different designs of hand- somely decorated and DIAMOND ornamented LA- DIES’ GOLD WATCHES to select from. SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS offered to those selecting their goods Lefore the RUSH commences, Goods selected bow will be LAID ASIDE. A. L, SALTZSTEIN, JR, MANUFACTURING JEWELER, n023-3m 505 7th st. n.w. Be EASONABLE Goods YOR THANKS. GIVING. ‘an offer you the largest stock of new seasonable goods to be found in the city at the lowest prices. GEO. FE. KENNEDY CO., Wholesale and Ketail Grocers, 1209 F ST. N.W. Send for our complete cataioxueand price list. no24 Bee OE BEER SQUARE OT FOR BUSINESS PLOVERT NG ST. NW. BETWEEN 11H AND 12TH. FOR A QUICK SALE. Considering ite size, iucation and price this is the ‘best investiuent in business property that we know of ou the market. There is a three stury building on the Jot, the rent from which will pay a fair interest on the money. The adjoming property canuot be buuzit for less thin 810 per sq. ft. Unvess suid in 4 few days the property will be with- drawn at the atove fsrure. For turther particu ars call upon McLACHLEN & BATCHELDER, no23-3t Cor. 10th and G'ste. tw. Be" REMAIN IY THE DARK, But learn from personal inspection that ut ovr store isto be Sound tive choie- est and most varied assortment of Table, Piano and Lanquet Lamps in the city, Wecan satisfy the moat exacting taste. SS. SHEDD & BRO. _482 9TH ST. NATIONALIST CLUB, NO. 1, MEETS every TUESDAY at Nationalist all, OOO Fst. tw, ‘Th invited. “Mr W. G. Oven of N. ¥/ speaks on™ The Slaughter of the } cents. n0- not" ~@=>10 THE CHRISTIAN PUBLIC. ‘The Central Cuion Mission, 450 Pa. ave will as usual distronte THANKSGIVING DINNERS Toimany of the poor families of the city. While xeneral prosperity reigns in our midst, extreme Rorerty existe among uiany of our citizens of fhe usa jer classes. ‘The friends of the mission and the bene olent of every mame are cordially invited vate in this charity by contributing provisions clothing for men, women and chi:dren, or funds to chase tue same. ‘To avoid imposition the condition ai heeds of every family whose nawe is presented asa recipient will be investigated by our ilssionaries and only the worthy relieved. . praise service will be. held at the Mission from 12 to Lo'elock Thankeyiving day, t0 which ail are invited. Bost <g> COMMADES OF JOHN A RaWLINS % ‘ont, No. 1.G. A R., will assembie at post row (LUESDAY) at Io'clock p.in., tot aneral of our deceased couirade, Surgeou A. ~ Tuterinent at Arlineton, FO WiLLTAS DR. Adjutant @=SUANMACK TENT, NO. 9a, ieclabites, will meet at Odd Fel ‘ ONIGHT at 7 o'clock. Grand Too) Lon TUESDAY at 2 o'cloe 2, t0 attend the mineral of the iate Sister Winkel. i. BLOTTCHEA bec. it") SL GOCKELER, Pres. eq 10 THE RESIDENTS OF TUE WEST nd: The Western market. cor_2 sts. will Le open on WEDNESDAY, th from 4: i. Until 10 o'clock Pp. i “THE NORTHERN DNES- gq THANESGIVING, B Liberty Market” willbe open on WE DAY, the Soth instant. fron: 5 a.m. until 10 pan clos! on Thankweivine day, ‘This ts the mark Lonsehiolders to attend if they’ wish to procure the best articles to furnish a Thankewiving table at reasonat ie Prices, dispensed by accommodating dealers. no-si-it® => MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF CHRYSA <a thenums, Roses, Palms, Fi at SLUDERS new store, 43 F at. Take advantage of the moderate opening and holiday: price sreu the Lillive of the Aiuazoue tie JOHN B, WIGHT, = Real Estate Broker. INCOME-PAYING PROPERTIES. Perhaps you are looking for some investment that will yield an income. If 80 you will no doubt be :terested in the following properties I have for sale: Mave you it Three hoases on Marion st., rented at $30 per month each; will pay 7 per cent on price asked. Two new houses on New Hampshire: south of cable cars oa Pa. ave. , 83). terms; six rooms and bath, ‘Three brick houses on 10th st. bet. R and 8 ste. ; well rented, 83,500 each. JOHN B. WIGHT, nozs 1403, G st. QE OWEN HOUSE CAFE, OPEN ON SUN- day. Entrance 1413 Pennsylvania ave. noa-lw ‘JNO. T. MOYLAN Bee", WEEE ROWS CONTRACTOR “OF ‘this city carries his accident insurance in Hie~New York Accident Company. THUSIAS & THOMAS, resident manavers. fis ilea was protec- tion in ease of accident’ widie superintending con- ction. “Now mark: While steppin ito his busy ently his foot slipped aud struck the pavement ‘wit sprain it, Was he init? He will get check as soon as proofs are completed, which all fo show a uuan should havea New York Accident policy = two squares each; easy ali the time. The weather is like'y to be continued warm, threatening weather and ain today; brisk Gnd high wutherly tinier winds shifting 10 decidedty colder northwesterly winds dnring Tucaday and rain, turning into snow in mountain districts. AT THE CLOSE OF THE BEASON You can get bargains in our Mill Work Dept., anything not stock sizes, at half price. In Lumber Dept. there are many smal! piles of about 1,000-ft. lots, which we will sell to ket the room, 6TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE. And 1th and O sts, s.e. Libvey, Bittinger & Miller. A PROMINENT FEATURE ‘of our bus. the. makin ve more than jes in all the ¥arious woods and widths. Special at- t led to line of Narrow Frames in all White, White and Gold, White and Silver and’ the Steel and Oxi- dized effects. Place your orders as early £8 possible before the Christiuas Push, thereby a Artists," Architect nov Supplies, 54 Yth st. Se POF sare We advertised 1528 Q street n. w. ashort time ago at 88,500, and at that figure we considered we were offering this desirabie dwell- ing very low. as it has all modern, iuuprovements, electric bells, bath, &c., and the lot is 22x100 to wide alley and so near fashion- able 16th street. We are author- ized now to sell that house at much redaced price, which ts only about $1,400 more than the Value of the lot. A similar jot op- posite fold at suction for 82. per square foot. This low offer can be taken advantaxe o: at any time before December 1. DEEBLE, DAVIS & CO., no®1-3t 13LY F st. a. we [ <a INVITATIONS! Fuaraved of printed in the best atyle and at the lowest Fatee. See sauupiee aDd priors ADAMS, Book and Jol Vrinter, Calls attention to his importations of PLATINOTYPES alter works of E. Burne Jones, Dante, Gabriel, Rossetti and G. F. Watts. G, FISCHER ART CO., 529 15th st. Open eveninzs from December 7. no®1-lw CABELL WILLIAMSON jue retived iis law offices to the Johnson building, nol)-Or 480 Louisiana ave. (second THE ADVANTAGE OF FORESIGHT. E> Strut, Hut outaide capitalints appear to sve inore fureuent iu inaking payiug investiuents fn Washington Heal rstate than Wastingtomians. they ying real estate and remodel or like, rises @ net 8, 10, 12 oF "We have property. frou ifording just such au oppor 0 and upward, fumty. ‘Will be glad to talk with you about them. 1H Deviad to tale GUSTOR & ENOCTOR, not 97 G st. Bw. qq FOR RENT—DENTAL PARLOR, SECOND ‘oor front room,461 Pennsylvania W. C. DUVALL! <q SCHOOL OF COOKERY._B A. BAKER x “has removed from 611 to. 513 12th st. -n.w- ‘Thanksgiving es und cakes. Special dishes to or- der. nozt1-3t" NEW ges iol, SaLEWT WAVE SEVERAL. Boe ick houses in ‘the northwest section of ve ty G regine, cellar, bath, aud ail mods ube: es from $4,000 to tic eo Sei SNE i 2 ee aE eee Fe OD ANoR. We have severa desiratle corner Tots’ for saleiu cis rapidly finprov- ingsubdivision ‘The prices wil freatty increase wien wi “vy ine fhe cable road is in opera ton. ‘Terms easy. H. CLAY STEWART & SON, 620 14th st. nu. w. ALA. 8. TAYLOR, JUSTICE OF ‘the Peace, Notary Public and Counutssioner 0: Depls, na renioved to 1215 Fst. ne w., test floor. no <g> WASHINGTON CIty DENTAL socieTy. Bee “Iie teones-tith anniversary of the found tes abd anpual binguet of his society will ie held at the ‘Shoreham, corner lot and H sts, MONDA\ EVENING, Novenber 2 1801, at 7:30 o'clock, Sn ig ee es cretary. no20-3t* WHY NOT sy by when you are marketing and lea Jour order for u sample potnd of our CHOICE TABLE BUTTEK? You need have no doubts of ite being genuine BUITER. ery,” 30, 39 and 40 cents a )otin Jess' “Cow” and “*Clover,” 30 cents GEO. M. OYSTER, JI, Bot. wing. near 7th st., Counter Market, 26 Rinzs Market, no23___“BUOst. Market. Re THe EXPERIMENT TO ENLIVEN ‘TRADE. ‘This Thankeviving week I will take our measure for a suit of clotues from six choice patterns, tailored in my usual unexcelled style, uny for the cedented price of $17.30. ‘ann trying this asa ittie experi- ment, the outco1e ot Which caiuot be told. But, remeber, this offer is for one week only, and if an: Should remain st the close of this week next Monday they win stturn to ‘their usual price. Six days at $17.50. @. WARFIELD SIMPSON, Expert in Trousers, Cor. 9th und @ sts. n.w. ;WHICH DO YOU USE? If all users and operators of tyLe writers knew the good points and advantages of the Hammond, other typewriting machines would practically go into innoc- ‘uous desuetude. It is slowly but none the less surely working its way to the top. We are xoing to tell you each day one or morvof its pre-eminen: superiorities, which render it peerless both in swiftness and ease of manipulation, portability and beauty of make and finish ‘and as producing the neatest and most satisfactory work. We are sole agents. no021 J.C, PARKER, 619 7th st. nw. “MERTZS” TAILORING LORE. WELL—__—__—_ cur. OVERCOATS———— TO ORDER-——. THIRTY-FIVE DOLLARS. BEAUTIFULLY LINED WITHSILE. W. ©. MERTZ’S Tatioring Shop, 514 11th st. n.w. n023. = n023 “Costly thy habit as thy purse can buy, BS petncd ceprtsatd sn nancy: riche ot ytides For the apparel oft proctaims ihe md ‘We have no comment to make upon these wive words of the Burd of Avon. ‘They speak for themselves. Suffice it to say that should you desire cloth- ing of rich and tasty, yet quiet and refined, patterns, of unexcelled tatl- oring and the Intest styie and finish, you can always be measured for suet at ‘Keen's We produce none other. GEO. T. KEEN, Custom Tatlor, 2e26-3m 414 9th st. n.w. Ga MORE EDISON PHONOGRAPH TALK. Don't say you know all about the PHONOGEAPH. You will marvelat the improvement since you saw it ast. If you were s user of an old-style machine come and see the PHONO- GRAPH of today. You will open your eyes. Are you still dictating to a stenog- rapher, or to a longhand or type- writer clerk? Why not stop this wasteful and extravayant method? Try the PHONOGRAPH. We fur- nish machines on trial to responsible parties, You can now either rent or buy & PHONOGRAPH, COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH CO., 627 E ST. N.W. E D.EASTON.Pres't. (it) BR. ¥.CROMELIN,Sec'y. Beir Sipuse your dare te mere *t expose your « curiosity seekers. It you wish t0 dis- ‘of Your presetit Lusiiiess oF to ‘new one, we can do it for you Wehavoon sgle real estate, krocerice, rae’ ores “abd often nominal comission Wedo not sell pstentenor household Washington Loan ist Room 62. ee | SLOSE AN ES- Save a most desirabl Of Fenvience property, hunyroved by um Sid ahiomed house. ‘Tiss property ta situated on Titi and 18th sis. niw.- is JOx1GU, with aide and rear i alley. nol0-t ABER & ABERT, 722 17thst. n.w. ,CUSTOM-MADE SHIRTS. ‘ith » Shirt Factory on the premises, under . the management of « practical and long-expert- enced curter, we are prepared to execute your orders at shor: notice, guaranteeing in «very in- stance a perfect fit and entire eatisiaction. Gave usa trial order. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, oc7-3m 10th, Lith and F sts. ow. R= aaa ae aol Mi JAMES O'DONNELL 18 NO LONGER Se eee ‘the Sees tee oees She publie weneraliy is respectfully eouictred 0° RENT~A FEW CHOICE OFFICE ‘rooms a | Washington News and Gossip. Index to Advertisements, ADVERTISING AMUSEMENTS, ATTORNEYS ... vas-Pae 7 AUCTION SALES woo-Pace 3 BICYCLES. -Paco 7 BOARDING |. BUSINESS CHANCES. CITY ITEMS COUNTRY RE! DEATHS, FOR RENT (Stubles). FOR SALE (Houses: FOR SALE (Lots) FOR SALE (Horses and Vebicles).......- FOR SALE (Pianos). ...... FOR SALE (SLaceJaneous) HOTELS |... LADIES GOODS LECTURES... LEGAL NOTICES LOCAL MENTION, LOST AND FOUN! MANICURK, MARRIAGES. MEDICAL MISCEL! samatet MONEY WANTED AND £0 LO. NOTARIES PUBLIC ., OCEAN STEAMERS POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. PIANOS AND URGANS, PERSONAL, PROFESSIONAL. PROPOSALS Srar for the week ending November 21, 1891: MONDAY, November 16, 1891. TUESDAY, November 17, 1991. WEDNESDAY, November is, 1591. 32,402 THURSDAY, November 19, is9i. 32,663 FRIDAY, November 2%, 1891........ SATURDAY, November 21, 1891.. ‘Total... Daily average... Corresponding week 1990. + Isolemnly swear that the above is a true and correct statement of the circulation of Tur EVEN- Ing Stak for the week ending November 21, 1891. J. WHIT. HERRO! Cashier Evening Star Newspaper Co. Subscribed and sworn to before me this twenty- ‘third day of November, A.D. isi. W. P. VAN WICKLE, Notary Public. +e Commissioxen Masox has left New Orleans, La., on his return to Washington. Mr. Mason has been making a tour. of inspection of in- ternal revenne agencies throughout the south. Carr. L. G. Serarp, chief of the revenue marine bureau. Treasury Department, has returned to Washington from a trip along the New England coast. Postace Stamps.—The acting secretary of the treasury has informed the surveyor of customs at St. Louis that imported postage stamps, canceled or uncanceled, are to be treated as printed matter. ASratement prepared at the Treasury De- partment shows that $5,846,347 in custom duties were collected at the port of New York during During the first twenty days of November. the corresponding number of days last ber the duties collected amounted to ¢ Brazmaax Dvries.—The Treasury Depart- ment is advised that the government of Brazil has postponed the time for the payment of duties in gold and has continued until other- wise ordered the present method of paying duties in paper at the fixed rate of exchange of 20 pence per milreis. A Trovsrzsome Fis Qvestiox.—The col- lector of customs at Gloucester, Mass., has been instructed to treat fish taken o3 board an American scheoner from the nets of natives off the coust of New Branswick and salted for the voyage home, the same as if the fish had been purchased on shore, leaving the importers the right of appeal if dissatisfied with the decision. ‘The department desires to have the board of general appraisers pass on the question. Secretary Foster Berrer.—Secretary Fos- ter is reported as better this morning. He is suffering from a severe cold. While in New York he placed himself in the bands of ex- Surgeon General Hamilton, who came to Wasii- ington with him. The doctor haw forbidden him to leave his room, and the Secretary is not expected to return to his desk at the Treasury partment this week. In his room he signs De; re requiring his signature and this morn- Fog signed quite batch: Pensoxat.—Jobn J. Joyce of New York, E. L. Rosenbaum of Detroit, J. H. White of Conuells- ville, Pa., J. W. Bartlett of Roanoke and 4 Dodd of Boston ate at Willard’s——John T. Merton of Scranton, Pa., E. J. Abram of New York and C. N. Brady of Washington, Pa., are at the Randall—Hon. H. J. Gour- ley of Pittsburg, ex-Senator Plattof New York, 8. C. Grier of Allegheny, Pa, and G. 8. Willetts of Chicago are at the Arlington.——H, H. Brockway of New York, 8. C. Edwards of Peoria, Hil, and Senator J. H. Gallinger of New Ham| aré at the Shorcham.— Jno. Woodward of Toronto, Arthur W. Crossley of Boston, Wm. Flinn of Pittsburg andsE. R. Lampkins of New York are at the Riggs.—Chas. E. Woods of Chatta- nooga, John 8. Da Bois of Doylestown, Pa., R. 8. Payne of Cleveland and Thor. 8. Williams of Enoxville, Tenn., and J. R. Gordon of Colo- rado are at the Ebbitt——Governor-elect Wm. McKinley, jr., is at the Ebbitt—A. C. Stan- ley of London, Lewis R. Kirby of San Diego and James W, Ball of Elisabeth, NJ. aro at the Arno.—0O. O. Burgess of Cleveland, Ohio, H. I. Leonard of New York, John Grant of Omaha and J. Geo. Wright of Rosebud agene; 8. D., are at the National.—Hon. E.V. 3 shire’ of Indiana, 8. Gien W: of New York and B. ¥. Spaulding of Fargo, ND. are at the Metropolitan.——Hon. J.-H. Kylo of South Dakota, Fred Pelham of Chicago and Chas. A. Long'of Duluth are at the St. James. ‘THE PRESIDENT’S BUSY DAY, D RUIN. WRECK AN “ra ¥| The Walls of the New Music Hall Blown Down. ONE DEAD BODY REMOVED. Others Supposed to Be Still Under the De- bris—A Scene of Great Contusion—The Most Disastrous Accident That Has Occurred in ‘This City in Years, The most horrible occurrence in connection with the great storm that swept across this city @ little after noon today was the falling of the walls of the new Metzerott Music Hall that was in course of construction. From the debris and wreck one dead body has already been taken. Another one is known to be still under the ruins and two young women have been taken ont, both badly burt. How they ever escaped death among the flying stones and timbers is one of those mysteries that can never be solved. THE FIRST RODT REMOVED. The dead body that was removed from the pile at 2 o'clock this afternoon was that of George White, the well-known _ tailor, who had a shop at 1112 F street. In the rear of this store and facing upon a narrow alley that separated the line of F street stores from the north wall of the Metzerott Hall was a small work room and in this wero Mr. White and three sewing women. When the storm broke it became un- usually dark in their room, as it did everywhere else, but beyond this there was nothing to lead them to fear imminent danger. A SUDDEN HORRIBLE cRasi A few minutes after 12:30 o'clock there came a sudden horrible crash and the great eighty- foot wall on the north side of the music ball toppled over upon the smaller buildings that face on F street. Under tons of brick, mortar, beams, iron girders and woodwork lay the four people. When the first of the army of res- cuers reached the scene and learned that several people had been covered up no one bad the slightest’ iden that any could ever come forth alive. Yet two did come forth, and with apparently but slight in- juries. ‘The streets of the city were practically de- serted at the time of the accident and the first intimation tlet the public had that there was any immediate result of the great storm was when the fire alarm was rung and the engines and hook and ladders and patrol wagons went tear- ing up toward the corner of 12th and F streets. FOLICE AND FIREMEN OX HAND. As soon as the crowd began to surge up around the corner a large force of police, un- der the command of Lieut. Amiss of the first precinct, went to work to keep the crowd away from the wreck. Chief Parris was also promptly on hand with his force and they started in like heroes to clear away the wreck and prevent any danger of fire. It was a reproduction on a smaller scale of the Park Place disaster in New York last summer. The task that confronted them was « hercu- Jean one. All the back buildings of the F street stores from Metzerott’s to 12th street were buried beneath the walis of the fallen building. More than a half dozen buildings were more or less wrecked. The only way to reach the worst of the trouble was through the fronts of the stores that face on F street, or across the great sea of tangled beams and girders that are where the auditorium of the music hall was to have —_ been. The rear of the two stores 1110 and 1112 F street were found to be in the worst plight. ‘The first of these was occupied by George White, the tailor, the second by A. Gude & Bro., the florists. The partitions between the two stores in the rear were demolished. Inside all was wreck and ruin and the fronts of both buildings were completely blown out by the concussion of air from the rear. FOUR PEOPLE IN THE BUILDING. At first it was not thought that any one was buried beneath the wreck, but as soon as neighbors began to come in the firemen and policemen, who were work- ing like Trojans removing the debris, learned that when the walls fell at least four people were in the shop in the rear of White's store. There had been no warning of impend- ing disaster; the people bad not left the room; ‘they must still be in the ruins. With renewed efforts they attacked the work before them, and after » few minutes’ well-directed labors with books and crowbars they brought to light « young woman, one of the sewing girls. She was near the front and was soon taken out into the open air. She was not seriously hurt. Her name she gave as Clara Greenberg of $2 Lotreet. She did not speak English very well, but through the assistance of Dr. Marmion, who was among the first on the scene, she man- ‘aged to say that the “boss and two girls were still inside.” She was then taken to @ police ambulance that was standing outside and removed to the Emergency Hospital, where medical sid was rendered. The finding of the one did not delay the work TRAFFIC PARALYZED. Inability to Market the Immense Wheat Crop. BELGIUM WORKMEN WANT SUFFRAGE. English Conservatives Meet to Discuss Plans. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS, LATE CANNOT MAKKET THE WHEAT. Scarcity of Coal Causes = Paralysis im Northwestern ‘Traffic. Cacao, Nov. 23.—A special dispatch from Minneapolis, Minn,. exys One curious lect of the big wheat blockade bas been the almost complete paralysis of all traffic from Duiuth and Superior to the twin cities. Itbas already caused a great famine in soft coal and dealers have been flying around at a lively rate in a vain attempt to make connections The milis are t greatest sufferers, because they have almost no «1 now their coal supply has run so it = feared that several of them will have to shutdown for ten days or two weeks. There ts. of course, plenty of coalat the bead of Lake Superior, but ix no way of get- ting it here. Hundreds of cars of coal are sidetracked waiting for the switch engines to get the wheat out of the way. Both the St Paul and Duluth and Minnesots are Working all the ton they can get to prevent wheat trains from blockading. One Minneapolis firm i 1,900 cars behind on its orders, It is also learned that there is chance for help from the east, as Chicago is taking all the Illinois coal and the strike in Indiana cute off the sup- ply from that locality. Soft coal will rise from 25 to 50 cents ton this week, and «mall con- sumers will probably be forced to aut up shop at that. > UNIVERSAL SUPrRAG! wantep, ¢ Belgian Laborers Claim Th: They Have Been Fooled by Promises. Buvseris, Nov. 23.—A meeting was held at Seraing yesterday that promises to result in serious disturbance in the Leigian labor world. It will be recalled that the great strike of Belgian workmen, which was general through- out the country some months ago, was not for higher wages nor shorter hours, but for the estabishment of universal suffrage in Belgium. ‘Ihe government at that me made many promises, but time has passed and the workingmen fiud themselves no nearer the qos their hopes than they were at the beginning of the struggle. Relying upon the promises of the ministers, the strikes were ended and order was restored in the many fields of Belgian Iabor. The workingmen tinally became discontented with the situation of affairs and yesterday's meeting at Beraing was the result. The gates of the varions labor organizations repre- tented at the meeting decided that unless the promises of the government to grant universal suffrage were shortly fultilled they would re- consider their action in bringing the former strife to a close and would again inaugurate w meral strike to force the granting of their mand. Al present the only persons allowed to vote in Belgium are those who pay taxes to the amount of 40 francs « year. Lhis qualification places the voters at 21.53 in every 1,000 of the Population, and it is this unequal state of affairs that the workingmen wish to do away with. sie ENGLISH CONSERVATIVES CONFER. ‘The, Program of the Party Discussed im Convention at Birminghaw. Loxpox, Nov. 23.—The conservative conven- tion, which is to decide upon the program of the party for the immediate fature, including the question of the date of parliamentary dis- solution, began at Lirmingham today, about 8,000 delegates L--3 Present. Great interest is felt among politicians of all parties in the outcome of the meeting. > AD RESOURCES OF ALASKA, Valuable and Practically lnexhaustible Coal Mines Discovered. Cutcao, Nov. 28.—A special dispatch from San Francisco says: Col. 8. Lacas and F. W. Worster, who have just resurned from the Niga Islands, Alaska, report that on the north- western portion of the principal island in the Shumagin group, about 900 miles west of Sitka, valuable coal mines are located. During the past four years owners and Interested have. been’ doing come good’ week prospecting and developing and are satisfied they have a good thing. Besides sup- plying the local demand, measures are on foot to piace this coal inalarge way on the San Francisco market next year. ‘The coal veins lie one above the other about thirty feet apart, uu from four to six workable veins of five or six feet from the roof to floor. These veins can be traced for a distance of two miles. the A tramway has been built com ith a $50-ton coal bunker at tidewater. tunnel Two wharves aud dwelling houses have been erected aud there is considerable rolling stock on the ground. It is virtually inexhaustible in extent and it is asserted that cargo lots can be delivered in San Francisco at #4 per ton. Au analysis is shown to be somewhat su; to Beattie coal. but being of lignitic formation, as are all Pacific const couls, it carries « large per- have as i = | i of aE i E & Shepard, chief, has been made public. The ex- penditures on revenue cutter service were @114,- 995, of which $26,817 was expended in regulat-