Evening Star Newspaper, November 27, 1891, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS. 1101 Penzeylvania Avenze, comer 11th 8. by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, 8. H_KAUFZMANN, Pres't Sew York fice, £3 Potter Building, Par Evesree Stan ts served to subscribers in the i stare adie. $3. matter. | €2~ AL: mail subscriptions must be paid in advance, Rates of advertising made known on application. Post Office at Washington, D.C.. a8 |= Vou. 79, No 20,115. The Evening Star. WASHINGTON. D.C. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27. 1891. TWO CENTS FINANCIAL. 4 FINANCIAL. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. — = he 5 = ‘ATED COMMUNICA- 3 RECHABITES, ATTENTION: Nonce Littiecdiredmotey. ™ Sees jonn'e Lorize, No 1, , Tmember of the otter inthe of oF Alember Washington Stock Exchange. jo ca FRIDAY. Mo] cunumittes Saturday niche: Sue intent r REMOVAL. — crees, lodges frat y invited. in CAMMACK TENT room, 4% und Peuisyivaniaaves The American Seenrity and Trust Company LEWIS G. TEWRSBURY & CO., > es of other Set irc Shel Deine euch Indy friends an'will-assist in the. CAF Wil take pomeasion of ite bandwome newly sa DANEERS AND BROKERS, ” E> ie Secretary. Fie MEEING SUPE AST Sat nothing ree tld t week—the aaiaid Si > S SM, WONN'S HALL, 721 = ; THitanmaccarnce™ TY | saya oc gon tue ess Donte | ae SPTMTTCRLIAN, WORN Wally | ge epnotat sate an aEDUCED il be aunounced later. ‘Crain, Provisions and OU. x Gaule, wondertul test inediuiu,” During day, Friday, PRICES. 2 iN" The Company privete wires to New York and Chicago tor private sittings, Mrs. Cabell’s, 110 2d st. he . R. K." of P. peri neae Gur-ottown business scbectalty Sen ARSt shar THIS (Friday) EVENING for Segtalion Sisk 1G per cent investmenta, ‘town Du cialty. — 7 es arp. EVENING for battalion drill. eresit bores. 2 ©. Taenday, sN1.——Theganntial meeting pa Ss : cmnampmberrs = of the Meckliohdere of ove nan@ company, for ORIENTAL i “OVER ACCIDENT. —ANY Pol “ny cs the election. rectors and the transaction wen 10 saw lady knoc is authorized by law to act as v \ES. i buninens, will be helt at its office, CARPETS, Of Careoran Art Galler istrator. Trustee,” Assiraee, SPECIAL NOTICES. FRIDAY" Ghs Seth of Noveutber tan ‘Treasurer, Financial itocks and Bonds, Collec- tor of Income, Manager of Estates, de. FO Wile kept free. Perey B. Metazer..... George E. Emmons... INSURED? IF NOT WRITE TO ic¥iars concerning the policies of the ife Assurance Company, the best, ost liberal coupany in’ the world. Send ine your address an I will mail Zgy.jome inter- esting readape. ‘CHAS. L. GURLE! 8 Axeut, 1326 F st. ow. PAID FOR THE Aiuerican FF Circle $25 per week for cach Frek's iliness or disability to the following: Solomon Gmenfield, 1204 Del. ave. sw; Ella ¥. Cassell, Jota st nw. iT 1. bonne, G25 E st. mw: fargaret E. Clark, 700 21th st. nw LMUNDE DoS; ROY. RE Hobe Fraternal 2 Home ice, 1. Lexine'ou st.. Baltimore, Md-, Sixty (860) dollars, for sick benefits due ine for my late ness of pneumonia, the ‘saime Deine paid the next day afver due, jor wich I extend my thanks to the Silcers for their prvmprness, D°G" EicHe CBERGER, 917 K st. nw. Gentlemen or ladies desiring to jot the above order an adiicons the above for ‘circulars and information. nove ‘Se caPITAL TRUST COMPANY. Authorized Capital, $1,000,000. Corner 3d st. and Pennsyvaniaave. se. Pays rniterest on depoate. cent on aif balances subject to check. mounts deposited for ninety day ‘amounts deposited for six 1 ? 3 amounts deposited for ous year. dans uuicle cb reai estate and negotiable paper. Estates nianaved. Co.lections made. ‘eal estate bouzht, sold or improved. At will be to your advantage to give usacall, as our Jocation in the eastern section of the city offers special Opportunities to tose seeking profitable Investments, JOHN G. SLATER. President. CHAS. CHRISTIANI, Vice President. Bo2l-10t__HENEY K. SiMPOX, Secretary. JFIPELITY AND DEPOSIT COMPANY ‘of Maryland. Washington oftice Becomes surety on bouds of adsuiis uae. ety on bonds of adminiatrators, Giana. trustees and contractors, W ORS & co. BANKERS, 1222 F st. aw. Accounts of individuals, firms, corporations and capi- tabsts solicited. Our facilities are the best. ‘Loans made on real estate and other available col- lateral. Exchange, both foreizn and domestic, drawn at cus tomary usances. Letters of credit available inall parts of the world fur- nished. Ifyou bave any reason for changing your bank ac- count or opening & new one, Call and see us. Close 4:30. Woops & co BANKERS. nolé-tr W 2 SUntey, , FUEDENICK CSTEVENS, ‘Meubers of tie Washington Stock Exchamse. GUKLEY & STEVENS, Real Estate, Insurance and Stock Brokers, 1335 Fst. Kea. estate Louwist, sold and rented. Local securi- fies Uourht snd sold.” “Money loaned om listed securt- ‘ep ad svat eatate.” Specia! attention to aret-clage ae vest J ATIONAL : : SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANT OF WASHINGTON, B.E COR 15TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVR, CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS JANUARY 2, 1867. Beorganized under act Congress October 1, 1800. ‘Transects the business of a TRUST COMPANY 22 all its various branches, Also the business of a SAVINGS BANK And ofa faFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, Capital: ONE MILLION OF DOLLARS Acts as executor, administrator, guardian of the es~ tates of minors con.mittes of the estates of lunatics, ‘receiver, assiguee aud executes trusts of any andevery description. Wills kept without charge, Receives money deposits in sums of TEN CENTS ‘enc upward and allows interest thereon. ‘Money deposited before the first day and on the first, cond end thud days of the month will draw interest from the first day. ‘Loaus money upon real estate and collateral secur- ay. Sells first-class real estate and other securities in sums of €500 and upward, Kecetves SILVER WARE and all Binds of VALU- ABLES upon deposit in capecious storage vaultsof ‘Unsurpassed dry ces and security. SMALL SAFES FOK RENT FROM $5 to $125 PER ANNUM. Mt a Pregent, BENJAMIN P. SNYBER ‘Vice Preside: te, a CHARLES Cc GLUVER, First. JAMES M SUHNSTON, “Second, boakag ————> ALBERT L. STURTEVANT. P. Dew eras C. Rovbiag 2 ver: L. Sturtevany, Andrew Wy ile, Georce Hi. Plant. G, Einees, ise 3 Ciiagies A. Jason, fear Willer, urs, datues Bi, Jones, Charles ©. Glowets Rise tea. doin G. Panne, edt uta Clark oF Anvestinent Stocks and Bonds a ALK CHISOLM & CO. Bankers and Brokers, New York. Issue Weekly etreular. OFFICE ROOMS FOR RENT the new building of the Washington ‘Loam and ‘Trust Company. corner 9tb and F sta. ‘Every modern ‘ecpvenience and cou:fort for mea whe spend a large ‘part of their lives in theis offices, (Call for permit to iwspect tbe premises ol6-3m B.U. WARNER. President. sEEELDING aXp LOAN assoctarion ‘No 'AUcTION OF MONET ayarourt ‘per oath on each sik Pek CEST ALLOWED ON Datustis. For pampniets Sppiy st the office, ‘Pres (018) Alonzo Tweedale, Sec. . W. MACARINE: ae p20 W. Comson. CORSON & MACARTNEY, GLOVEE BUILDING, 1419 F ST. ¥. W., Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds JOHN B. WIGHT, = ‘Heal Estate Broker. SELECTING A BUILDING SITE. People are somewhat particular when they come to choose a location tare home. They ought ant’ surrounginis. Should be high and healthy and in Secjion where values are advancing, Allthese advantages attach £0 a lot which I have for sale on Binney street Rea Lith, it is near the new cavle Toad, and the price js less now than it ‘will be im the near future. JOHN B. WIGHT, n028 140N%6 G St. aqanA MERCHANT ON PA, AVE. BOUGHT A full indemnity accident policy of the New fork Necident Co. becatise he went hunting occasion ally. He sipped froma plank at i Hal aimed bis ankic and has been confined to his house oath and over oa. account thereat, Mor:I: A Con hecticnt cannot guess nor a, Vireinian reckon Tow ‘pen or wire ore i eet “with ‘disabling in y,, “insure in the New York ari c THOMAS & THOMAS, Res. Mars. @q=O0AL. ICE. woop. "AMERICAN ICE CO. ‘Telephone, 486. Matu office. Southwest corner 10th and F sts.n.w. Branch offices: 606 Pennsylvania avi B.W., Ist and B sts. n. w.and 13th and 14th st. wharves ‘unsurpassed. reason- Sie” Quality of FUEL . Ratisfaction wuaranteed. Cain RED WAGONS for PENOBSCOT ICE. _se24 The purest and sweetest products of the world's most famous creameries. Know what you are eating by placing vour orders with JAMES F. OYSTER. ‘9th and Pa. ave. ret. Oth st. win. 12; apd 129 K Street Market. ‘Telephone cail, 271. s016-e03m It makes a great deal of diffe ‘whether your foot is fitted to the shoe to your jot. In the one 2.c01 le in theother a ‘as the ‘oe. Our price ts onli wr. This ia bat one of many other caualiy uttrect tive iy not let us’ sell you Your next pair of Shoes? W. H. KENEASTER & 0c2-co3m 15 W. M. Suveres & Soxs. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, One price, uPA AVE Wis Taz Come OF WINTER TIME YOU ARE MADE TO REALIZE MORE FORCIBLY THAN EVER THE NECESSITY OF SUPPLY- ING YOUR HOUSE WITH NEW FURNI- TURE AND CARPETS. NO DOUBT XOU HAVE BEEN LOOKING AROUND & LITTLE NOW AND THEN, JUST TO SEE WHAT IS NEW AXD HOW THE @RICES RUN ON SUCH THINGS AS YOU MAY CONTEMPLATE PURCHAS- 15G. PERMIT US TO SAY RIGHT BERE THAT THERE ISN'T A MORE DESIRABLE STOCK OF FURNITURE AND CARPETS IN WASHINGTON THAN WE CARRY. WE HAVEN'T BEEN IN OUR NEW BUILDING LONG ENOUGH FOR THINGS TO GET DUSTY YET, AND EVERY THING I8 CRISP AND NEW. IT HAS BEEN OUR CUS- TOM FOR MANY YEARS TO MAKE SUITABLE TERMS REGARDING PAY- MENTS, AND YOUR CASE SHALL BE NO EXCEPTION IF YOU SO DESIRE IT. GLAD TO TALK IT OVER WITH YOU aQY TIM. m no®,6,13,20.27 GEO. C. GORHAM, Secretary. HARNESS AND C. When you want a new or second-hand car- + riaye—any style—it will pay you toexamine - ‘our stock. We have the latest In style, best In. make and cheapest in price. NEW YOKK CARKIAGE AND HARNESS EX- CHANGE, 612 12th st. n.w. a CHANCES.” f you wish to sell your business or wish to nodate uu. On, T of good. mer 8 saiensud on the other hand we have custome mz for ood, Business. "All matters strictly confidential, W. F. THOMAS & Co. “Business Opportunities," ___ Room 62, Wash. Loan and Trust bui FLANAGAN’S OFFERINGS. For the remainder of this week all the following ‘of stock. heretofore advertised as "*opec ‘Ladies volid sliver watches Ladies’ solid wold watclies: Gentleisen’s diautgtd sc After this week any i no26-1m no26-2t EAT Is 2 COUPE ROCKAWAY? {se closed panel carriage, ‘division. front, to take out arrage. They ‘ire made ii izes and vary in seven atzeq und vary in price according ‘The first is what is known as the Three. Hockaway. “It is the lightest made and ye have thems in A Coupe Rock: putt elas doors for one horse only. two wrades, 8475 and $350. ‘The second isa full-platform or four-spring ‘and shatts and is also made yb. Has both ‘The fourth is: nine-inch extension, pole and shafte. “Has a drop seat invite fancy enough for uta. Made imone grade oni3, #800. Fifth and sizth are 12 and 15-inch extensions aid are what are known as ligt six-seatu. Iwo rades, $000 and $40. le jaside comfortabiy nadie wade suis Whos cor ‘nade only Ione rade, 81,000. . ‘We have constantly on hand all of the above Rockaways and think ff would be to your intes- eat to examine our stock before purchasing. ANDREW J. JOYCE'S SONS, n025-1m 1028 and 1030 Conn. ave. OWEN HOUSE CAFE OPEN ON SUN- = day. Entranco 1413 Pennsylvanis ave ‘lw ‘JNO. TE. MOXLA’ BK ELECT YOUR HOLIDAY PRESENTS ‘Now. ‘My stock of AMERICAN WATCHES is 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 before the RUSH commences. Goods selected now will be LAID ASIDE. A. L, SALTZSTEIN, JR, MANUFACTURING JEWELER, 033m meet “Type Machine Com ‘of the, company” i rock hc 4 - a oe wed at tl D. Goon WEDRESDAY, December 2, Ist ate ‘clock ‘Bm. At the said meeting there “will be sub- mitted to the stockholders for their consideration und Sctioa a proposition that the Lansion “Tyye stachine Compapy shail convey, transfer and assixn all its prop- erty anti rights tou hew corporation to be torined ander the iaWs of the state of Virginia. Aud at said meeting there will also’ be submitted to the scockholders toy Fatibcation a contract between ‘this “company” aid Gihers concerning the matters covered vy" the. roses lutions adopted by ‘Stockholders at their meetings: on tie Sth and 221 Sevteuber ie Bee Coe Secretary. “M. J. WINE, President.“ noidtdein HAVE YOUR INACES, LATROBES = and KANGES PUT IN ORDER by best ino Sexton's Grpud Latte bet te beat two stories, 090, Latrobe. set to heat two stories, Ihave 18 patterns of Latrobes in stock” Prices to Pet ROM HT, Ad Culver Furnaces, ‘Tin Wooly, Plumbing, Hardware, &c. ‘Work attended to prowptly. Open evenings until 9, JOHN MORAN, 2120 Pa. ave. a, (Telephone 984-2.) sel-Sua q= > *ROMPINESS OF DELIVERY. Cleanliness of fuel, ‘Weight and measure, are inducements I offer that you cangot afford toixnore. Thandie only the best Products of the most celebrated isines in the country, selected especially tor family use. If you dou't know the kind of coal you want py Ine postal and I will {apect' yar heating apparatus and allvine Jou. what Si bestisictory+ bplint snd cate! coal for Sool mornings and early eveniunes pared s Sake Main office, ist and I ste. n-w.+ branches, 1206 H. 1026 M st. nw. ; wharf, foot of F and @ ste. hw. oa Wr the * é = Restraints, fete o Fireplace. SOW 18 THE TIM FoR Fines: Take out a policy in the Firemen's Insur- ‘ance Company. Capital and Surplus, 830,000. Office: Corner 7th st. and La. ave, ALBERT A. WILSON, E.G. DAVIS, ‘President. Vice President. C. W. HOWARD, Secretary. oclitojal WE ARE IN THE MARKET BF ctmtct Pamphlet, Cataiowue, Booklet, Briet fstimony, work: We make's specialty’ Of tus itd ordinaty eine os SOUS F. SHED and Encraver, ‘Y, Printer; hone 435-2. LocR5-tr) G3 D st. a. we. Be MEBTEEN ODD CHANDELIERS, FIVE ODD HALL LIGHTS, ALL NEW. (One-third discount from rexular low price. R023 MUDDIMAN'S, 614 19th st. BR WE_ BUN SIX WAGONS AND REACH EVERY PART OF THE CITY SIX DAYS IN THE WEEK. TOLMAN STEAM LAUNDRY, 492 to 400 C at. nw. | et wevvrnes. GEDNEY & ROBERTS, MAKERS OF INVITATIONS, (7 TH BT.. NKAK GAs OFFICR 01 Rae rn oe ae Ss ee» BUGS, FOR NEXT WEEK ONLY, PRICES MARKED FIGURES. IN PLAIN Our stock is far superior and ex- tensive to any in the city. SEE IT BEFORE BUYING ELSE- WHERE. We import only the finest and rarest Pieces that our home looms can pro- duce. We have in our possession on. exhibition SEVERAL RARE AN- TIQUES that cannot be duplicated forloveormoney. Nomanufactured history about their ages. No oriental connoisseur can tell the exact age of an antique rug unless it is dated. * D. K. VARZHABEDIAN & CO., n027-3t 1022 Connecticut ave, ‘TOW! 'VERSITY. Rais a = UNT SoHOoL, ‘oF LAW, | The faculty have t faunouacing ndssnd patrons of the ‘school as well as the public oe th USYICE HENRY B. BROWN oft . SUPREME COURT OF ‘IHE UNITED STATES Has been added to faculty of the law school, and will Geliver a course of lectures on “Admiralty.” ‘The first lecture in. this course will be delivered on MONDAY LVENING. ‘the Oth’ instant, ‘at 7:30 G’clock, in the Georgetown University Law building. 508 and S08E st. u.w., on which occasion will occur the formal opening of the new butiding, which bas Just been completed. s of the ‘are re- <3 ‘about a suit of custol whch in some subtle i youthat their wearer faste and person: ¥—somewwhat above the ordmary. Peruaps you think him Fich, or at least weul-to-do, but if you were toask him he would tell you that it really costs him (eas to dress weil. He wiltell you that one good suitof fine durable cloth, thorouzhly made, will cout wear two or three suits made in- terior fabrics and workiwanship ; such i ready-made. If you wish to dress in the tastiest gar- ments, of the latest styles, and yet in the end ie es econoluical, We wt be pleased totake Your ieasure. We pro- Suce none but’ the best—-which is the cheapest. GEO. T. KEEN, Custom Tailor, 2026-3m, 414 Oth st. new BSP wrens. sanse, ancurrect, Is now practicing entirely on his own unt at his studio, 1503 Pennay vane Scqvenue aw. Higgs’ Babk Dull 025-4" en TO THE PUBLIC. STRASBURGER, 1114 and 1116 F ST. N.W., ‘Has secured the entire building 508 11th st. u.w., where he will open Saturday ‘morning, November 26, with the entire stock saved from the wreck, to be sold at your own price. WAIT FOR GENUINE BARGAINS. no25-4t* 608 LITH ST, N.W. DR. HAMLIN, Piviave serv.ceday’ or hight“ Oilce 200 G om m ‘Telephone Call, 13 noe ~@=>JUST RECEIVED THIS WEEK.—WED- [<a preeuts and holfda ea per abate ices Apt 4 pes 7 LOX GHONG E gS0UR 8150 SHIRT TO ORDER Is GON: ‘coded to be the best ever produced { = aa ha ni re se28-thm 008 Fst. ;=>DE. W. © WOODWARD HAS REMOVED | aa ae noes <@=> WEDDING INVITATION ed or Bee printed in the best stylé and at thejowest tiv an Be abams ON 8. : ‘Book and Je Telephone 990. __{no20) Se ™ Fiscuex Calls attention to his importations of PLATINUTYPES after works of E. Burne Jones, Dante, Gabriel, Rossetti and G. F. Watts. V. G. FISCHER ABT CO,, 529 15th st, Open eveninis from December 7. TL CABLLL WILLIAMSUN ‘Has removed bis Jaw tothe Jonson building, _nov1-ot* 490 Louisiana ave. (second story) @=> REMOVAL_A. 8. TAYLOR, JUSTICE OF Be ere eael Notary Public su Gounmicrocee 0: Dewds, has removed to 1213 Fst. 0... ‘nol-iw [Selig SHIRTS. ith a Shirt Factory on the premises, the imanagement of a practical ahd long-experi- enced curter, we are prepared to execute your orders at short notice, guaranteeing in «very in- Stance a perfect fit and entire satisfaction, Give us trial order. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, De rates, no®1-1w. oc7-3m_ 10th, 11th and F sts. nw. Be LD NOW ATIENDIN OFFICE NY WIEMIAMS DOMMALLY: Bestat 3y31-0m Agel Fst. aw. “ 8 hese hones are" two stories, wih” two-story. bucl Dulidinys, conefete veltar uuder entire house, contain 7 rooms, bath aud every modern convenience, ha pa- pire iron ont," cystat chandeliers, ated Ly furnace, solid stone sigys and tramuinys. rrice, ey 2Oy eae elon for inspection. "For furthet par thulars appiy om WADI DANENHOWER, WADI. noli-lm “Cor. 1ith and @ sts. aw. * ee eiuber 1 0 1244 G ste, Fea 0. Sizaion opiosite Foundry Churea. Rew-tan” ‘unail monthly payment Segeereeeste: estes bal, ke. ; great baryain; fine $4,000 exch; all modern. opvoriunity. Apply at OFFICE OF PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION, 506 11th at. nw. n020-Lm. ~@->4.E. N. INGALLS, DENTIS’ —Ofice hours from Si uy 10 Se nathlaa® i. (OU ALI SS aA Ae it} te! your From fone econ ete Lariat dott ‘Comp! em, | 3 ave ever tried gina BG ‘Eavecone so 0 calendar. past 4 0.mm., will gest #2. conter a FOR SALE—WES THE HANDSOMEST AND CHEAP- ST IN THE CITY. 3... WIMER, REAL ESTATE, - 608 13TH ST. , WEST ECKINGTON LOTS, , 81,500 TO 81.800. TO* PURCHASERS AGREEING TO BUILD WILi. TAKE 10 PER CENT OFF AND FURNISH THE MONEY TO BUILD WITH ON EASY CONDITIONS. PLANS NOW MAKING FOR EIGHT NEW HOUSES, TO BE BEGUN VERY 800N, J. B. WIMER, REAL ESTATE, 608 13TH ST. 1 AM NOW MAKING A SPECIAL FEATURE OF THIS BEAUTIFUL ‘ ECKINGTON AND WEST ECK- INGTON PROPERTY, WHIOH HAS EVERY REQUISITE TO A PEKFECT HOME, J. B. WIMER, 608 13TH 8T. AN INGENIOUS ARRANGEMENT. Delicate Sitk and Lace Lamp Shades Gre unhandy things to yack. but inour darge assortment of these goods you will find folding Shades which can be made to occupy LitNe space. Colureand kinds in variety. ” 5.8. SHEDD & BRO., 2027 482 97H ST. N.W. ee THE EDISON PHONOGRAPH “*Phonographs sent on trial.” The stenographer, who since the ays of Cicero has bravely but vainly endeavored to become equal to the Fequirements of the times, is now supplanted by an invention wh.ch, im addition to doing the work in much lets time, is absolutely ac- curate, simple to operate, always ready for use and never xets sulky, “rattled,” sick, nor requires a vaca- tion. Call and hear the PHONOGRAPH; or drop us a line and PHONO- GRAPHS will be sent on trial, PHONOGRAPHS sold or leased. COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH CO., 627 E sT. N.W. E.D.EASTON,Pres't. [1t) B.¥.CROMELIN, Sec'y. BePT™MORROw: Lasr Day. Only one day more in which to order from the 817.50 Suitings, Monday's price will ve Naturally Tam not nxious to sell them, and refer to the fact that but one day remains simply to pre- Vent misunderstanding, as some may think they can get them at any time. Not 80. @. WARFIELD sIMPson, ‘Expert in Trousers,” Cor. 9th and G sts. n.w. A MARVEL OF SIMPLICITY. ane aerate ated perier : and heatest manner, but in its construction it’ is far less complicated than the old style ma- chines. ily from 3 to 3 the parts gf obs SU. Ge iad ie seming cts froth Sfetagenien se = " am spbelifuied ina fo ‘style or lanwuaxe. ‘spools canbe removed instantly diye amy other part of the ner ‘of another ‘kind or col substituted. The type can n027 are ; juickly and SS ioaned ih ste “All ‘operat old styioinschtnes and ccoptiog tha uae ny ‘net drop in and Iuok Wt over for yourveit? ou Use we lypewy ‘want to "tke abreast, of the dines.” yon want the **Hase inond.” a7. PARKER, Giv thet ARTISTS’, ARCHITECTS’ ‘and engineers’ supplies of the. lacest patterns and most reliable chacac- tercan be obtained here at the lowest Firmaletn teeta, «hohe Tepresented to be what it is not. FRED. A. SCHMIDT, 504 Oth st.n. ““MERTZ’S” TAILORING LORE. The full story. Wo are piling up the orders for those 850 Full Dress Suits. The reason is very ap- Parent—wegive you sxood imported fabric— line them throughout with silk—give you Perfect-fitting garments—cut and made in + the proper style. We sell at a close profit— ‘and you have ‘‘the full story." Speaks vol- ‘umes—doesn't it? W. ©. MERTZ’3 Tailoring Shop, 514 1ithst. nw. A STERLING INVESTMENT. We bave for sale a lot on Connecticut ave. betwoen Q and B stu. :25 by 7 feet, with I5eftealley inrear. situate tenon est resic Portion of the city, it pre- Sente quo of the best possible jocations for Shundspine dwelling It also offers s "y: for ihvestment, as even nt iunproveuents pay 63S Der Rh Price, 810,000. PROCTOR & PROCTOR, 907 G st. n.w. TO HEADS OF FAMILIES— Wo are golline the v TABLE BUTTER that can be produced, delivered: et Font doer ny fine of'day, "iu any quality desired, nad § ty, desired. and fee" for inierior Butter. Ty our “Choice Ele Gis CREAMERY,” 0, 35 and 40ceutes pound. GEO. M. OYSTER, JR., Bot. wing, near 7th st., Center 2027 _ 26 Rice Market, 300 st. Market. NEW JAMS. NEW JAM, ‘Duve just received direct importation of 300 dozen Glarko, Nickolis & Coombe’ English Jams and Mar- malades. We consider them the finest goods iin- ported. n027 GEO. E. KENNEDY & CO., 1209 F ST. N.W., Wholesale und Retail, or ‘Ok SALE—HOMr 8. ‘€2,500 EACH. Washington News and Gossip. Index to Advertisement, ADVERTISING AL. EXCURSIONS, &e. FAMILY SUPPLIES, FINANCIAL |. FOR SALE (Lote) FOR SALE (Horses and Vehicies),... FOR SALE (Pianos)... FOR SALE (Miscellaneous) HOTELS LADIES’ GO0i LEGAL NOTICES LECTURES LOCAL MEN LOST AND FOU! MANICURE, MONEY WANTED AND TO LO; NOTARIES PUBLIC OCEAN STEAMERS, POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. PIANOS AND ORGAN! PERSONAL... PROFESSIONAL. PROPOSALS. RAILROADS. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIALTIES......... SUBURBAN PROPER: WINTER RESORTS Goverxwent Recerpts Topay.—Internal rev- enue, $994,868; customs, $773,382. Secretary Foster Betren.—Secretary Fos- ter is improving slowly and is now able to sit up during the day. It is expected that he will be able to resume his official dutics in afew ys. Navat Onpzrs.—Lieut. Francis E. Greene, detached from duty at the naval ordnance roving ground, Annapolis, Md., and ordered ordnance duty at the navy yard Washington, Tae New Suver Cerriricate.—The new Windom @2 silver certificate will be ready for distribution at the Treasury Department next Monday. It is a very handsome note and takes the place of the $2 silver certificate now in ciredation bearing the vignette of Gen. Han- rs Wart Tuer Payment rx Casn.—Indian Commissioner Morgan had an interview with a delegation of Arapahoe and Cheyenne Indians this morning. They demre that the balange of the money due for their land in Oklahoma recently ceded to the government should be id in cash and not in its equivalent in stores. his amount, still due, is $250,900. The Indians will have an interview with Secretary Noble Monday morning. . Prnsoxa—W. L. Onrtis of Bostor, A. F. West of New York, John &.Lant of New Jersey. A. ©. Casey of Philadelphia and E. Barning of Chicago ate at Willard’s—P. H. Johnson of Virginia, J.¥-- Rider of Pennsylvania and C. J. Genthner of Brooklyn are at the Randall—U. M. Rothchild of New York, M. F. Faloon of Lima, Pa.. M. I. Sullivan of Knoxville, Tenn., and Geo. F. Williams of Durham, Mass., are at the Arlington.—W. H. Small of New York. F. W. MacKell of South Carolina and Richard’ Beydung of New Hamp- shire are at the Shoreham.—J. M. Beckley of Rochester, N. ¥., W. A. Scarborough of New York, 0. M. Carter of Omaha and J. H. Mers- man’ of Covington, | Ky., are at the Riggs —C. 8. Williams’ of the navy, E._ J. Dingee, Pa and John B. Cook of New York and J. H. Mabb of Hartford are at the —Chas. N. Woltz of Wilmington, N. C., KH. Mansfield of Charleston, S. C., Eimer B. Smith of Norfolk, Va., and N. J.jHor- ton of Boston are at the Johnson. . We Robacher of Rochester, N. Y., H. D. Pullman of Kansas City and 8S. T. Browne of Columbus, 8. C., are at the Fredonia. — Hon. J. BR. Wi of Illinois, Hon. R. H. M. Davidson of Florida, J. E. Brandon of New Cumberland, W. Va.. and J. E. Weller of Pitts- burg are at the Nationsl_—Hon. Geo. D. Wise of Virginia, Hon. Thomas E. Winn of Georgia, E..L. Bowles of Philadelphic and Nat. R. Walker of Crawfordsville, Fla., are at the Metropolitan.—J. C, pone Rey bia, R. P. of Colum! , an Ee Dulaney ef Duluth aro at the St. dames NO CABINET MEETING TODAY. The President Pats in the Time Upon His Annual Message. There was no cabinet meeting today and this fact caused a great deal of speculation among the political guessers nowin town. The reason of the change in program, ‘however, was not sensational in the least. The President merely wanted to make time on his message and h put in several ,hougs of hard work uninter- rupted by callers. The general reputation of Fridays a cabinet day has a tendency to frighten callers away from the White House, and the President rather stole = march on the public by sending word around to the a jonts in the morning announcing that there would be no meeting. The shrewdness of this shove was shown by the fact that there ‘was but one ‘admitted to the President's office, Sec Blaine. The mi is tiost of the Presi- nessnge dent's time just now and ‘upon it, Pete ee about Fri- day. He today to a considera- tion of foreign and with a view to @ review of such things in the document, and soon after Secre- tary Blaine's call a clerk was sent over to the White House with copies of some of the corre- spondence in the recent , which hil be ontertaiatngly erected in tke tamange, Agta seg ‘The weather ia likely to be fair and station- | sett: tedau; inereasno clouds ews tonight and probably light win tomorrow. WINDING UP At the end of our year, and all small piles at low prices, COME UP AND LOOK. Clear Flooring at $1.75. No. 1 N.C. Flooring at $2.00. Georria Flooring at $2.50. NO ONE will urge you TO BUY. ‘Libbey, Bittinger & Miller, y nea? 6TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE, ‘WILL VISIT: BOSTON. Chairman Edson Will Confer With Former G A.B Obairmen in That City. Mr. John Joy Edson, the chairman of the ex- fey 1 z Te i Ht THE SPEAKERSHIP CONTEST, A Good Deal of Activity at the Different Headquarters Toda: ‘There was a great deal of activity about the speakership headquarters today and the sup- Porters of each of the several candidates are straggling in, but for the most part they are waiting until Monday for the | ball to open in dead earnest. The | dates for the speakership or the other oftices are expected to all be here on Sunday | night or Monday. In addition to the | several Illinois men already here Mr. Williams came in last night. They are | all expected here Monday to whoop it up for Mr. Springer. Mr. Hoar and Mr. Williams are expected here today to work for Mr. Mille. The statement that Massachusetts will be solid for Mg. Mills is denied from an authoritative soure that they will get a majority of the land delegation and that they will certs get some of the Massachusetts vote. Mr. | of Virginia is here and ix for Mr. Mill delegates from the several states having candi- | The delegation is still in doubt, but Mr. | Crisp's friends say they have no reason todoubt | VERY SAVAGE SPORT. Chicago's Foot Ball Eleven Charged With Brutal Methods, VALUABLE LAND CEDED 10 FRANCE Texas State Alliance Leaves the National Organization. 8ST. LOUIS ACTIVE WORK, IT WAS A GAME FOR BLOOD, The Foot BaN Contest Retween the Cornell University and Chicago Teams. Omreaso, Nov. 2 “Cornell will the. All-University was the positive statement made by Assistant Manager Baldwim, of the Cornell team as he watched a balf dozen of his men garry the mighty Galbraith from the ®eld gesterday im an almost unconscious condition, Galbratta bad been badly burt in an encounter with Al- | ford, the lett half-back of the Chi ‘Opin- [tons varied as to whether Galbraith's Injuries were the result of accident or inventional slug- Bing. Cornell men asserted that Galbraith was “done” intentionally. Chicago partisans in sisted he was hurtan one of the scrimmages that form a m In the dress ath « charge of Dr. Hiteheock, the phy eastern team. He sat betore aking like aman with the ague jas covered with blood. His face bis mouth cut and date is said now to be for Mr. Crisp. Springer are very active and present « front of great confidence. While the fight has not yet got fully warmed up the indications are that it will be as hot ax has been witnessed in years. There is a grent deal of talk” about the part Senators may take in the fight. The feeling being that Mr. | Carlisle having entered into the contest jin the interest of Mr. Mills will fur- nish an excuse for others to take part in the interest of their favorites. Mr. Carlisle's letter has already provoked a reply from Senator Pugh and it may provoke others from Senators who did not expect to take part in the contest. “There ix a feeling that ‘Me. Cleveland's denial that he was more favorable to any one man's candidacy over the rest has practically taken the presidential feature out of the contest. HUSTLING POR THE OTHER OFFICES, The fight over the minor offices is getting hot, too. The situation as to these is so mixed that no one seems to be willing to venture « prediction. Mr. Kerr's friends say that the prospects of his being — elected clerk look brighter every day, while Mr. Clark's friends make the same claim, and Mr. Carath is working with all his might for Mr. Cratehfield, and wires are bemg pulled i rections for Mr. Dalton, who is shrewd politician. An- other candidate for the same position has appeared in the field in the person of ex-Rep- resentative Maish of Pennsylvania. He and Mr. Kerr being from the same state seems to complicate the situation somewhat. Mr. Kerr's iriends say that their candidate will have the solid Pennsylvania delegation and that Mr. Maish will have to look for his support from some other quarter. Mr. Maish having just ar- rived to open his headquarters his friends are not saying much as yet, except in the way of expressing general confidence. Messré, Yoder and Murphy, the leading candidates for the position of sergeant-atarms, bave been moving about actively between the va- are very few members who ap- pear in sight ‘without being seized by & candidate for some office or other. Mr. Kerr expects the entire Pennsylvania democratic delegation here on Monday to work for him. ‘The friends of Mr. Turner of York are hustling after the doorkeepership with a'shout of Turner and victory. ‘The pot is begicumg to bubble pretty lively and Promises to be boiling over in a day or two. COMMISSIO! KR ROOSEVELT, The Talk About the Baltimore Post Office Case—Action of the Department. For some days past there has been a rumor around the Post Oftice Department to the effect that a surprise would soon be sprung upon Civil Service Commissioner Roosevelt. The story, so far as it could be se- cured, was that Postmaster General Wanamaker had dispatched one or two post office inspectors to Baltimore to investigate Mr. Roosevelt's in- vestigation into the combination of post office and political methods id to be operating in the monumental city. Then it was whispered that the in- spectors bad succeeded in formulating and supporting charges against Mr. Roosevelt in connection with his pro-civil service efforts of last sprtug, and from one or two of those who claimel to know the whole truth, if there was any, came the rather start- ling information that the inspectors bad in their official report recommended the removal of Mr. Roosevelt from the federal service. Gossip of this description has been in circulation to some extent, but so far no one bas been found who imagines that one or two or three —_ inspectors, reporting to the postmaster general, would ever dream of doing anything so foolish as to recom- mend the removal of an official over whom the Post Office Department exercises no ypfluence and who is a personally presidential appointee. Inquisitive people have tried to discover the nature of Mr. Roosevelt's iniquity in the Balti- more post office case, but so far without suc- cess, AT THE POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT. It is believed at the Post Office Department, though, that an investigation has been made under the direction of Mr. Wanamaker, and there is also a general understanding that he will forward a report thereon to the President, and with it an au request that the strife between himself and Mr. Roosevelt may receive a reasonable share of presidential attention. Commixsioner welt is not in the city, His colleagues on the commission had noth: to say as to the rumors, alleging that Mr. Roose velt would be more than equal to the task of minding his own business. Friends of the absent Commissioner say that nothing would be more to his taste than an open encounter with Mr. Wanamaker. They say he has retrained from AT THE CIVIL SERVICE ROOMS. At the civil service commission rooms but i pelify'l i A claimed that the rest of the Virginia delegation will be for Mr. Crisp. Mr. ‘Ohio, who has been claimed for several of the candi- | The friends of both Mr. McMillin and of Mr. | swollen, one cye aimost closed, and altogether | his tout ensemble was such as would have de- lighted a Roman time of Nero. | Dr. Hitcheock was very savage in his denun- | ciation of the playing of the Chicagos. He | characterized their game as unscientific ani | brutal. “Our boys came here,” said be, “ex- | pecting to play a good game of foot bail, not | to engage in a slugging match. The: met, however, with tactics of |ring. if Donneiiey we bave men who will ommtaedate them, | but Cornell does uot consider the toot ball ficid a proper place for such practice. My man here is badly hurt. 1 thought at first his left eye ball was crashed, but now think bis sight will not be ai “CEDED TO PRANCE. A Cape on the Persian Gulf of Strategteal Importance. x, Nov. 27.—This city is treated to an- other sensation today. Yesterday rumor that Chancellor Von Cap resign (a rumor, it should be added, which bas not been officially denied up to the present), and this morning the good people at Bern are startled by the announcement made by the reuse Zeitung (conservative), an influential daily paper, that by a secret agreement with France Lurkey has ceded Cape Sheik Shaib, in the Persian gulf, to France. Cape Sheik Shaib is on the Island of Bushir, or Bushead, eleven miles from the north cous of Persia, and might be strongly fortified aud otherwise made use of ax a harbor for a French fleet. Between the main land and the Inland of Sheik Shaib or Bushead, is sad to be water affording good anchorage for the largest war vessels. ‘This would give France a depot and possible landing place for troops not far north of the British possessions in India, and might under certain circumstances enable France to co-operate with Kussia should the latter coun~ try's troops invade Versian territory and ron continue an onward march toward India itself. They Will Send Deicgates to the Convention at Memphis. Corsicana, Tex., Nov, 27.—The Texas state alliance in session here has adopted @ resolu- tion for the appointment of twenty-five dele- gates to represent Texas at the Memphis, Tenn., convention next month. Letters have been received from Gov. Northern of Georgia and other prominent members of the alliance indorsing the convention aud pledging their support. Resoluti demning the action of the supreme council at Indianapolis and pro- posing to sever all connection with the “de fncto national alliance and providing tor a sep- arate orgunization with entirely new officers” were adopted. —_— ST. LOUIS BESTIREING ITSELF. Steps Being Taken to Secure the Democratic National Convention. Sr. Lovm, Nov. 27.—Steps are being taken by all the commercial exchanges and business men generally to bring the democratic national convention to St. Louis The execu- tive committee of the democratic ne- tional committee will meet in Washington: December 8 to dispose of some important business, and though this committee will not Pass upon the timo and place for the national convention, yet it ix expected that the various cities seeking it will be represented in Wash- ington during the meeting. Col. Grif Prather, the national committeeman for Missouri, will leave for Washington next week, and will work hard to bring the convention here. oo NOTHING THE sTORY. Mr. Koss Explodes the Latest Yarn About Finding the Lost Charley. Pumapexrur, Nov. 27.—Christian K. Rom, father of the missing Charlie Koss, was seen this morning in reference to the story tele- graphed from Cortland, N. Y., that his boy had lived there as the adopted son of G. Henry Strat- ton, who killed himself recently am an en- deavor to emulate Succi’s fast. The as published credits Sheriff Bothwick of with affirming that it bas been behef for some years that the boy who lived with Strat- ton in Cortland as his adopted son is Charlie Ross, and that cousiderable on the subject liad pamed between and ir. Ross. Mr. Ross, when first asked about his corre- ih Py , No, I do not credit this Cortland story. have never failed to follow out clue that seemed to have any foundation, and found there was nothing in this one.” é 8 t ill Hi i i Hie | i | gas i fi Ht I l i E veel Ay i | ty Te i HF epee Fa li i i i : | j i Ee F F i} i Fi ! beilfs iit Fires ily bil i uy | ! i j ; r |