Evening Star Newspaper, December 2, 1891, Page 1

THE EVENING sTAR Mie Page was ove pone sens be New York's bow. I PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY, AT THE STAR BU ILDINa@s. iH tile an TOL Penssyivania Avczue, comer ilth 8. by from which by Tae Evenins Star Newspaper Company, ened together by « tussel of beck of the bottle hung AUF?M Pres'it. them, of pure white, had the name, of a oe ited tim Bew York Oilee 68 Potter Build: ing. others: mek my pert ae spar yap of red and white. On on i Ht fs ot the ceremony. KNOCKING AWAY THE SUPPORTER b cOrelah posters ‘When the honr of 2 o'clock arrived the wort- {Entered at the —-—— —. eorcnd-elame mail: ? men under the bull began to knock a long poles which had served as prope vessels sides. Before thus the battering, and mallets bad driven the wedges inte the sides of the cradle CANDIDATES AT WORK |OUR BIGGEST CRUISER 2. ss.es blocks were knocked another and the great bull | from the ground against the eides of Men Who Want to Be Speaker Are| Launch of the New York at the | {mUctTnlle which bad been built 28 ce cS, casimrvtion aatteratinaivae | Vox 79, Na 20,119. WASHINGTON, D.C. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 2. 1891 TWO CENTS. __ FINANCIAL AVE YOU SOMETHING LAID BY FOR A| ™ 7 his r ey p> | <7 ed etter takes policy in tho Equitable NOW. Delays are dangervus. Dro} 1 _Bosd Gt fui FINANCIAL. i Washington News and Gossip, Index to Advertisements, # Fit ADVERTISING... AMUSEMENTS. ATTORNEYS ‘THE AMERICAN SECURITY AND TOWST COMPANY E tive. PROCTOR & PROCTOR, a NOW OUT OF OFFICE. FOR SALE (Misco! IN BRASS AND WROUGHT Ic For saie eS SICHER'S BOSTON FLOOR AT WASHINGTON NEWS EXCHANGE, pansnsie ease amenetiay Ie __1ithst. Let. Penna. ave. and F st. the candidutes to retire, but thus far the result | | Prtapeirmra, Dec. 2.—The armored cruiser New York, designed to be the most formidable | ¥#iting ae. 7 : rs mass in front of her as well as the largest man-of-war in the United | (ips. 18 frout of her tt J. jy 4 vessel's prow. From the bow just above her ‘Thoussnds of people visit this building daity. has not been promising. It is said now that the Mills folk have a plan for drawing off their supporters who are now attached to Mr. — THE SECURED GUALANTY INSURES | POLISH AND WKIGHTED FLOOR BRUSHES. ae rrstenties end suarsutees insurance States navy, was launched this afternoon with Atty Pace 7 Page 8 Page 8 * ae A Pare 3 Hustling, ramps’ ard, the clatter of failing timbers and the shoute Ss Skiaig. Agha | gragstiaxsoaws axxouxcents me? z aes peace onesie vouse will find reincing Tharsis swelling sid ondii etevaay Pace —— Conversation among the guests of the oece- * new Ba ser by promptly addressing HOU! 0. Box | 9 ‘ight the best and handsomest Pe 31 PEARS OF A COMBINATION. sion had becu alinost wholly suspended as they as ‘i gic SL ver month city and sate wien and where the owner can, | pape Pace 8 A NOTABLE GATHERING PRESENT, | wstchet wits carness tutesect tie progress of . row, EK CENT ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS. = — the work. The last of the “shores” or side ation apply at the offic "8" ‘ 84.75. wieaided —_ ora had been kn ‘Tuuraday, Decesaber Te] Te E TRAD US SE RW NOSE | ge as MENTZ'5" TAILORING LOKE. shia ae nites ole re Page 5| What the Crisp Men Say Mr. Mills te At-| : Keel blocks nd" been diapinced. “Al bt bet Harrison Dinguan.Pree_(0)9] Alonzo Tweedale,See. True appreciation can only bend onex-| Ht ‘S31 Seventh strect northwest. Pare7 | tempting to Doin Order to Make » Good|Five Persons Burned in Their! the hull end ite was the = amination of quality. not only true - = = = ee Showing on the First Ballot—Mr. Dalto: | iron bolts thi the cradle s es. ir Full Dress Suits, at one-half hundred GOOD OP: EXCURSIONS, &e. Page 8 ing . m . ; = — SPECIAL NOTICE: probe a pre pe ptadedoreteegel Zo secure ane! piece of prop- | FAMILY SUPPLIES. Page 8| Not a Candidategfor Anything. Home in Detroit. to the ways at « the bows, PATENT ATTORNEYS. — PERSONS HAVING GOODS ON feed cig phat: je mebstaeee erty for uusiness purposes in the best, sec. | PINANCIAL pig Just below these bolts on each side a line + | —- ‘deposit with HK. Fulton, upon whick in- > pa gelpa gst foo “ Fee eee Oe nee eneet | YOR RENT (Omscen 2 - i ts been drawn across the timber. Oneach side ” terest is due twelve mouths or more, are bereby nuti- the quality--about 15 to “0 per cent higher by a. and ment N » Pare each of these ri t the marked by FOR RENT. Pay ea ae a sould be aeerec the tresvelue—but. you . York av neat | FOR RENT (Too:ns) “Paco? | The fe ‘ pcre. pe oe ee a 3 wa — a his property adjoins. t ns" .T e feature of the speakership fight at this) TRAGEDY IN P! ADELP! this chalk line « workman bis place. They vods will be sold at aucti see i FOR RENT (5. : IN PHILADELPHIA. Fine oficesio the Washington Loasand — | PGCE MBER 6 or the quvde will be sold at suction, know, wo prefer the mube stzvence rather cling on ohe cst adie “Na (Bowes) PE, 3 | etege is the effort to combine the greatest \A. | iuad two big enwe over the fenwaye’ and waited ‘Trust Buiiding. — TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS a Th p for sile on the Pave 2 | Strength of all the other candidates against - we for the signal to put them in motion. Tocut See eleaga st waaes leis W. © MERTZS bats 40h tnd | FOR RENT (Stablen. Pare 2 | Crisp to prevent his carrying off the prize be- GIVEN TO NEPTUNE, ae. ba oe IE. eae . Larioring Shop. T. KAISER, fouses). Paro 3| fore the other candidates get a fair chance ————- ce 4 ‘a Fire-rroof. An absolute inszcance to tts — = oe a2 S14 11m st. nw, = Room: 4, Atiantic building. | FOR SALE (Lots) Paro 31 oe i, gs - To” | aliens this tapas Miiaadiehdh Rielle Witte now offer out 14th st. for that SVEnYTHING FOR THE “OPEN WIRE” E LATEST SENSATION FOR SALE (Horses and Paco 2 York on the Delaware. coments, Best elevator and Sanitor service, el tua pea deceien: , <a ERYTHING FOR = ‘ 1 FOR SALE (Pianos: Paxe 3| A great effort has beem made to get some of : Elegant appointments. Rents low. Page 2 Page 8 2 7 8 - mS PRADA 8 | Springer, while McMillin, who leads, is kept im | SPpTiate paracers at the fren rchpiomeae [oe 5 ces s : ight, wit cles , : : dla PS ons’ Ship and Engine Dom- | the ensign. Is it Worth anything to the clients of iaw- oar of eal emato i HAYWAKD & HUTCHINSON, Hue een ae eon Po tel tre ‘Be, §| the race with the hope of winning throngh a ae al ae a ae ee wo ers and agents to have valuable payers pro- Eanscctions, which are subject to ther approval 424 Oth at, Bow. s ablest writers and seasoned and MANICURE, 7 | deed-lock between Mills and Crisp. It is anid | Tsing of ‘vicam whisties end to the| of ved and white hung two big black anchors, imilarly deposit contro! of real estate for 3 beautified hy sure: engravi and MARRIAG! ‘ tremendous effort has been used to get Mr. Bre? Best safe depesit vaults. le period, draw rental and receive benetit of c . x se iiustrations, renser the present holiday MEDICAL increated transac ios, a E one As bers of the lew.ing Inagazines far MISCE, qq OWNERS OR CONTROLLERS OF HALTS, : aesing those of any previous Kinas, ‘ — lange roowe oF buildiues that will i cheers of thous: . ered to | This was all that came within Mise Page's field Springer to withdraw, the world’s fair being | witness the event. atly a thourand of these | of vision. But to the throng that gatuered in used to some extent asalever. Considerabi : " wished citizens of the improvised amphitheater, or along the Open until baif past four daily. PEHEET? PEELE : : rie luarves adjacent, the vemel's deck was gay objection on the part of Mr. Springer to with- be aviv for quarteriuc G. A. Ke pusty durius” cowie ne divhp Hasvan heiee eneeeies ae | ee ennune, hae Sram stem Go stems alan BRAINASD H. WARNER, if are Teauiented to Send to head People's Carette Company ot Renveats: . ms ud “y re eck a a » and dists = iine Cy ~y \ ate! f mmodation committee, Koom 36, At- | held Noveuiber 10, ‘a FeOr ya Serab-er" "axe 7] be growing has been encountered, and it many states, who from Washington | the center of the deci : President. fe, 10% was effec ie tuilowing officers it. Nichol - y 4 + ' 1 e. = Er Waite tee ieee oe ee ee ee wae reported that the lowa delegation, led by Mr. |at the invitation of the eip builders to study glbe foreman gave @ last look up and dows F OOO oe 800 FO LOAN ON APPROVED : ; President, A Selle as, saxer, Geo. W. Kaos. Coanepentes Hayes, a part of the Michigan men andsome of | an object lesson on the subject of the navy | the line of workmen under the bull. ‘The work S2, Foal estate security. Ne bKICKNON, DI Secretary, Frakiin me Tor Anu dozens of others. Mr. Springer's workers from iiinois who have | of the United States—and most of these were | seemed complete. He lqpked upfor the signal. er dina ster, sums of yaw | vie to Sit aet aw oor de | Frese, br kB, Faron way oe Giese ah ee at been for Mr. Miils all along are trying to com-| accompanied by their wives and other iadies | Mr. Camp nodded. The next minute the oles office, Bose Directors — SALE —NEARLY NEW BRICK | | Geo. W. Knox, M. Seils, H. D. Clemeni. N. Bunch, each of these a8 a condensed collection bine and go over to Mr. Malls. of their families. saws began to move backward and f house on 13th sf n. w.: ten rooms and bath; | Franklin H. Hough, Wu 3. Gittings, Dek of the gems of Xmas iterature. Pi a cutting narrow paths through the timbers, net wit WOUre on Yah aneuee. PREPARATIONS FOR THE EVENT. wy rank Had F . Ps 5 ot © ouxands who stood watching the vessel Hee en NO ey cee Pet ma oar a ES FEA BARDON J.C. PARKER, SUBURBAN Fi \Paze If such a step should be taken it is believed | The great ship yard has been ina state of | jure lene” “yr —- — aioe re Gi Lith 'st. ow! cee mn WANTED Boeri. Pare 21 that it would probably result in a general rush | Confusion for more than a week preparing for | founded a =e << — Ess . baleen choc ware 2 | of members to one of the other of the two lead- | tit occasion. For two days past workmen | the —=— . : . this os ruses), Page 2 | ° : have been busy erecting a platform for the | 8t#sped the champague bottle Toaitively the last week 1 sell Palins at cost 5 if this ee; wad azo 2 | ing candidates, and that the fight would be to oa mK 8 P $11.00 TABLE AND LAMP COMPLETE. to draw trde to my new at Blowers aud WANTED (Rooms). "ago 2 | a finish between the two. christening party about the bow of the ship hand and prepared herself for quick Funeral denice always ou ct, “Weadiaw Decora | Mee pure 2 |” ‘The fact that the plan is being taiked about | and banquet room, in which the | ction. Crack! The strain of the 8,500 tons ‘2030 MUDDIMAN’S, 614 12th st. | 2! PW BOLG INNO, 1341 14th at ¥ WANTED (fisenilancous), "sce 2 | 60 much, however, is considered to lessen its * the Cramps in houor of | Weight had anticipated in part the work of the ahs = = 5 2 WINTER RESORTS Page 8 | chance of success, even to the extent of making | the event ce be served. Prior to that . One of the timbers broken. A half qu RUN-OVER ACOIDENT.—ANY PrRSO a -locs y W i 7 time the ho ssw latly Hhocked Gown by cab in trent eno ‘ vaaheimake Full Dre ——_—— the combination. yenters bad been engaged | Suppressed murmur for «moment drowned the a z in the construction of the cradle on| creaking of the cradle timbers. It died away ase 4 prin-, Will Couses o iavor by addrseaing Hox 20 i : : = RITHIN THE NEXT TWENTY-FOUR HOURS. | which the huge steel hull should rock as|*Uddeuly. Crack! ‘The other timber gave Rise efhices” not, fe BA a big sob ‘Wisst Skates ‘Thaas'Se menannior The great battle of the speakership fight is | abe sipped into the water. Great timbers hnd | aud a quick, sudden animation thrilled JIDELITY AND DEPOSIT COMPANY 2» HARNESS AND CAKKIAGES. hh diourieen on tylwe, Only rover thins tor box parties and — aE expected to be fought within the next twenty-| been fastened together with Leavy iron bolts | the great hull. \ are ce, ee } a ace Po gd; tue tem ote austin these of te Singers, “Kiegant Dress Buiteto Tho advertisement columns of Tat | four hours. ‘The caucus on Saturdey m: and bound to the hulls on each side until they 1 CERETED vure wew venn.” ‘din toe sick ead aia oe , . fave ns sold to a. very cubaeLvative buyer. low ts £50. te the ' m SFeust Company's butldiog bag HER ee ne eR a tor bargain the marke. G. WARFIELD SIMPSON, Stan are ptobably as eagérly perused littie more than a formality. The report out | Hel it firmly in their grip, ready to lift it ftom | ‘Thousands held their breath and watched for Becomes sureis on Louie cf siuitisteators, guar- ous stock. , We have the latest in style, best in . 5 Giana trustees aul coutra: tors, ® ‘che: Dyas many readersasany given column _| this morning that some of Mr. Springer's men | the Keel blocks on which st had been resting. | 4,5 second movement of the vessel. It came 7 Z were about to desert him Just at the time THE VINITORS EXPECTED. wthnanhii ek tases ~ of reading matter. Why? Because tho when his chances acemed brightest, while not| The Cramps lad iesued several thousand in- aaa a ii _ peuniin aah a writers put brain work in them. Be- | absolutely confirmed is supported by con-| yitatious for the launching and preparations |S" /nch along the runways, » ey firmatory evidence in many quarters. It is jas evident to all of theanxious watchers. Mise cause they are thoroughly interesting. authoritatively affirmed thet Wis the expects; [fF the accommodation o¢ their guests had Page stood with bottle, uplifted, almost touch: . tio Mills peopl Lt some of | been carefully made. In addition to the plat- | ing the steel. A third movement came GUARAN! FIDELITY OF SALARIED “EKKS AND EMPLOVES. a THE CAMPAIGN 18 OVER AND NOW or2 120% = << DOWN TO BUSINESS. A Torrid Furnace—the best mate, and the ome only kind we sell. Economical, durable, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, powerful, clan, We have yet to hear the TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1, frst complaint of the Torrid, Call and sggtitns Mr. Sj foll ing party there was along triple tier of seats | age to the river, BANKERS, —— WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2, ing do ‘the iaielligsa’ cosllens as Le eee ee on nero ty | raed Gan pir eek Be ae ae ee monte ae Cramp in a whis- PE g to the intelligent readersasdoes | the Iowa dclegation. aie tes ee ae = 122 Ft ow. TEEN ‘handsome ew. honses corner I will sell to the public a Reo et wicioices eae - ‘Aman who will necessarily be in such aj action. affording a full view of the | Per. jas Page broke the botile of wine i Pee Gn thesaane terms S20Dcast ant $500 SOLID GOLD WALTHAM eee Tar Stan 's one things it | movement, if it is made, told a Stan reporter | Ceremony. ‘Then the enormous yards of the | «gsinst the fast receding prow and in © cleer, en ce ccmect Ons has ontaetee Heer rasablemonthnyongean'y- "Non LADIES’ STEM-WINDING WATCH : is proud of. today, that he was informed that the break | company furniehed cary accommodation to | distinct tone auid: “I ‘christen thee New ¢ Pigg ns SOS and 30Y wal st. These houses s. ‘Jo consult usif you have a book or pamphlet to print. would occur tonight. ‘a ses e company and to suc! ‘Loans made on real estate and other available col- stories, with ‘two-story back ‘gag es dev atie rearaees Ww °, jow prices. Call and f 1d find space of But ver; tside the ee em, ime ay th, two-story back Every Watch is accompanied bya WRITTEN GUAR- | Ngulso.do fine job work at low prices. aa cide enna: of the guests as could not find space on the ut very few out christening iy Exchange, both forein and domestic, drawn at cus house, contain ¢ rooms, bath and every modern convenience, “handsomety pas ANTEE. This SPECIAL offer will expire at the close JOHN F. SHEIRY, Govenxaext Receirrs Topat.—Internalrev-| The matter was talked about last night and a| Plaviarms For the collation to follow the | would have known that Miss Page bad said any~ tomary usances, a cra Jaunch most elaborate preparations thing but for the movement of As isda cociemns seminis casi aociaes eka euanus red thronxhout, crystal chandelte of business on WEDNESDAY, December 2. (aoe ues Daten. enue, $480,108; customs, 542,485. conterence of the Illinois delegation was held, | made. Heretoiore, when’ there hes ‘bese a | someh ciested Geum aon way — ished. trimmings. Trice, = each. Houses at which Mr. Springer made it very plain that | launching at the Cramp yards, a luncheon has | neath her groaned under her weight. Faster : Spon foe taapectinn "For farther pest Securtany Paoctos returned to thecityfrom | 15." condidacy if itt mean! ansthig meanes | been served oftices, which | She moved and faster. Asher keel struck the = cea See. ceemeeeen. SALIZSTEIN, THE JEWELER, Vermont at $ o'clock this afternoon. fight to the fish, He wanted te heoe if che | usually have been inadequate to the demands waters the shrill whistle of « tug boat rent the Cal and see us. Bol4-lm Cor. 13th and Gata. Bw. n023-$m 505 7th st. nw. delegation went into the fight that way, and it | f the occasion. oir. hundred others answered it. Above (Close 2. Su. ‘. Boxps Repzrmrp.—The amount of 434 per | was voted unanimously that they : In special honor of today's event a banquet | that uproar no voice could have been beard cent bonds redeemed yesterday was $169,000, A warm friend of Mr. Spri 's said toa sary sundries ‘or producing paintings in water room had Leen fitted up in the long model loft | ten yards distance. The great bull glided int WooDS & CO., FOR ACTUAL WEAR colors, (pastel and on, of fruit, flowers, Iund- A a4 Fs 7 the main shops. he loft had been r- | the Water, scattering over the river's surface scape, fienres, Re. Art find much to | making the total redeemed to date $21,999,450 | Stan reporter that it might Le that “there | Over the P* nag bos ro BANKERS. neloe | eh GDB WELCH BAS HOPED. TO Nothing surpasses our #15 and @20 Snyeren fez Jn the lliday stacy ey are | and lenving outstanding €3,505,250. teers ooees seatiays tae Send, Pet MS Scot reans eaapa ache Ea REE +3 3 FREDERICK C. STEVENS | tonroppoute Foundry Churche "ago ie Chinchilla Overcosts or our Heavy ready. a Would refuse to believe it until the treachery | banguet room a ¢ weg het py ~W the Wastunston Stock Exchauwe,~ | “= °PPoette Foundry Church. ___neig0-11_ $20 Smooth Beavers; the furmer in ene Yisormis Posrstisrens. — The following | nas completely dicsionsd. The llliete Selsp>- | VScting and wit’ benuary Smog Gat ome | og en re ae — Best Batata, SORE © SERVERS caret TWO BEAUTIFUL HOUSES ON MARY- Winedndl Binch, die lastec ta Black, = named fourth-class postmasters bave been ap- | eva they mers = of-arms of the states. scaahe ach tacked Meneiek oan Teal estate bowcit, sghd ahd reuted. ‘Local securi- (rhage Fe Biueand Brown. Bee EINE 17 HOME” pointed: J. M. Robinson, Cripple Creek, Va., pars aa oidiaiad Accers to the platform at the vessel's bow | Cush it and turned it almost broadsi.le Sesandsesleninon Special stmensios to Seer chesshr | tmpevcteeens Gerats neike ne cmnbomng: ae aueitcaaoien and A. G. James, Trower, Va. ee senersryegion was bad by « long runway, and from that|*bore. There was a rattle of chains and @ =o. itt | opportunity. Appiy at OFFICE OF PERPETUAL ae, wade yonterlag? We stink - — lowa delogation held a mecting and de- | platform another runway led to the banquet | splash on each side. The big anchors bad BUILDING ASSOCIATION, 506 11th st. n.w. GEORGE SPRANSY, Paregarnniep heh Aden AssisTaNtT SgcRETaRY NETTLETON has re-| cided to support Springer solidly for the time | room, Somers ant before the ship had began to yATIONAL ‘no20-Lm ova as other tailors stand turned from New York. While there he com- | being, but left the door wide open for them to THE WASHINGTON PARTY. ber lom she was once more = prisoner, SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY One-price Clothier, ate A i The cheering and waving of hats OF WASHINGTON, 5 . ahead of ready-made pleted all arrangements for the transfer of the | go out in a body with the first Illinois men to| The chief interest of the early afternoon tinued for soveral minutes, and met 3.E COR 1STHST. AND NEW song ave | BOS TAG. cbeitcieduces you to buy your |” a abnisepbe se immigration business in New York from the — ils | CODMTEA in the arrival of the visitors from | jeast demonstrative of the 3 Coarse woo SS EDING INVITATIONS Tih noel herr! barge oftice to Ellis Inland on January 1, 1892. | It is generally believed | benedhreey Mir. Mille | New York and Washingtor. Arrangements had | the 200 boys, from ‘the "school CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF-CONGRESS Compicte tacstion bottoms prises: ell welght = ‘ and effect of the clothes a ; gather around him about all the strength he | been made with the Pennsylvania railroad for | Saratoga, who lined the deck of the uncom JANUARY 22, 1867. and measure, clean Tuc, prompt deliveries. Farzal cx prtated in the best style and at the lowest iellecea here tht te ae Srcartanr Fosrrn continues to improve | Tin at any time get. Hie friends clara thet | ‘Wo special trains, one of twelve cars to leave | pleted cruiser, No 12, and threw their bate Reorganized under act Congress October 1, 1890. wane HAIGs s. avams, perceptible in any others. slowly, but does not gain strength as rapidly a8 | when he combines ail these outside votes he | Jersey City at 11 o'clock in the morning and | imto the air. ‘It had been intended PRGA NPR So eacaseaman 9g, BOvk and Job Frinter, For the best and most ar- his friends expected. He will go to some point | will have enough to elect him. me pce rd gy gr pore ge ey gota okey ng orar ‘TRUST COMPANY ‘Cleanliness of fuel. SE a See tistic results in tailonng in the south, possibly Asheville, N.C.,early| On the other hand it ie ealenlated by the | °:3) oclock. | One of the cars in the Loo # wp phates oatenndages od eee + ull weight and measure, are inducements I offer that | = sted a New York accident poucy becuse ‘woare at your service. next week for a few days’ recuperation “before | Crisp folks that they hare such strength that | tot train was the private car of Chas. E. J ay dead ory hecho 2 tye Sy 4 2a ail its various branches, Pecuccts of tes Bost nate atednanle only, the best | he was going on an orean voyase. After his sate re- resuming his official duties at the Treasury De- | no sort of combination can shake it,and that | Vice president and general manager of the | Mr. P —— Also the business of & selected especially for family use. 1f you don't know ot ai GEO. T. KEEN, partment. closing the issue between him and Mills by | Pennsylvania syste: This had been intended | program. So a crew of twenty-five men . saviNes BaXK the kind ot coal you want drop mea and I will combinations made by the latter will result | for the use of Presiden: Harrison; but urgent | tbe yard went out on the launching trip 3 a t where ! Custom Tailor, anspect your heating apparatus snd advise you what | Kaine to strike, and t's | se26-3m a m 414 9th st. nw. = i i |- | executive business made it impossible for him | drop the anchors. tall ta Will be satistactory Sulit and canned coal tor | ey pee aati Muuagert he i i ze eran satin = rida cae shee Be te ee ne ae eh cthsnd (hee potiann neh av enrees placed MORE WORK TO BE DONE. SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY. eo re 9 ET DOVE. dent Ins.’ Co. FROM MY.RENT LIST. if gets ‘THE FIGHT BETWEEN MILLS AXD cRIEP. at the disposal of Mrs. Harrison anda party of | Prom her anchorage she will be towed te Capital: Main office, Zist and I sts. nw. ; branches, 1206 oy é for the present month. The amount offered for . : , her friends. ONE MILLION OF DOLLARS. — eee 2a Seeapraiae ten oun, S55 per monies nt Noman sale was 808,000 ounces and the amount pur-| It is generally believed that if Mr. Mills | “Tne Vice Presidentand Mra Morton and See- | °B¢ of the wharves, where she will remain for Horse blankets of every kind; also a large line of fur chased, 629,000 ounces, as follows: 214,000 | makes the break in Springer's forco that is ex- pe PenS ahs ne noes m sion ops retaries Tracy and Noble were on the Washing-| B€4rly « year while workmen weogech ~ > 7 and plush robes, xreat reduction in prices; also fine n office wel for a physicia ounces at 0.9460, 30,000 ounces at €0.9470, | pected tonight there will be no fight except | ton train, and among those wno came over with | steel armor, put her boilers in place and fit Actes exeentor, administrator, guardian of thees- CUSTOM-MADE SHIRTS. Aine of driving wloves Rear 14th; 20 per mont 175,000 ounces at 0.9472, 210,000 ounces at | that between him and Criep. them were Senator Gray of Delaware and Mrs. | out for duty. The tug whistles were stil tates cf minors, committee of the estates of Tunatics, ith a Shirt Factory on the premises, under NEW YORK HARNESS AND CARRIAGE 20.9475. popes inti a eee Gray, Senator Higgins of Delaware, Senator | sounding, epasmodically, when Mr. Cramp es receiver, assuynes and executes trusts of any andevery the inanagement of a practical and long-expert- EXCHANGE, house, containing six rooms and QUARTERS. yramroag enced cutter, we are prepared to execute your st st. bet. Land M sts, ; 830 per Aldrich of Rhode island and Mrs. Aldrich, | corted the guests to the banquet room, wher Navat Orpens.—Ensign Guy W. Brown, or-| The greatest activity marked the proceedings | Senator McPherson of ‘New Jersey and Mrs. | the collation was spread. Wills kept without charge, seta a — Pe geen sy avr 1030 aon ae dered to the training ship Richmond. Assist- | at the headquarters of Milleand Crisp during | McPherson, Senator Alien of Washington, THE BANQUET. ‘Give uss tal onder. peferiale Watekocyine eGo periiout; ant Surgeon Lewis Morris, ordered to the] the day, and the talk of devertions from the | Seust2® Dolph of Oregon aud Mrs Dolph, Sena-| rhe room wae briliautly lighted with ine WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Calls attention to lis importations G st. near 12th, sites ieee League Island yard, December 4, relieving | Springer camp seemed to have no effect upon | jor", sae errata Soon oe idge se ereem, | condescent leaps. A large sound thle atenp = atan tie teat dwanec atient, |S 20th, 11th and F sts. pw. Of PLATINOTYPES after works of IGHT, | Assistant Surgeon N. J. Blackwood, detached | the ee candidate, except, perbaps, to | sentative Sayers of Iexas, Admiral end of the room had been decorated expecially econdand third daysof te nouth will drewinterest | Se 2 D- BARR. E. Burne Jones, Dante Gabriel, ae ees and ordered to the Miantonomob. Lieut. = peep sere one ga the United States navy, Representative Heury | for Mrs. Harrison and the other more distine from the first day. IMPORTING TAILOR, Rossetti and G. F. Watts, —_”"* 'T WAIT ‘TOO LONG. wegitoqeelge rt fesprasin Has} nok ao moun, ie tees pte road Migs om Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts aud Representa- | guished guests. Smaller tables were laid neat Losks uuuey uyon real estate and collateral secur- 111 Pa. ave. V. @. FISCHER ART CO. Tair ft an order for . ‘hres anouthe’ leave: » rach business being done that every man whe | 8Y¢ Herbert of Alabama. thas, each intended for a par ss. Fan and Winter Noveltin received. 520 15en st, survatconth” Adve bem eonetun ant sales eS de tang Shep hes miors sion be cond Soka Aiagesdeaperrapbeaey rt enw of the collation was si ells first-class real estate and other securities in | @-.q-=> CUAL. ICE. WOOD. J Z ariny | Tigerdem since september, it you have uever trea Deatn or Cart. Panxen.—The Treasury | receiving visitors and holding conferences. On the New York train came Edward Lauter- sams of 2500 and upward. AMERICAN ICE CO. Open evenings from December7. _noZ1-2w | thei as an ihe medium Suppose You do so this: od Sate ures branch ctiees: tau henemieein tee, « Siw. Lrauich cflver. (OG Teuneyivaniaave, Receives SILVER WARE and ail Kinds of VALU-| f'w., Int and Bate, h wand 1th ae lath st wharves w.” Quaiity of FUEL tnsurvsssed, Prices reason 5 “tau RED WAGONS tor PENOBSCOT ICE. 5024 SMALL SAFES FOR RENT FROM $5 to 9125 PER = = ei xe ANNUM REGULAR PRICE, $12. : : ; : ; At the luncheon Mr. Cramp presented to the Year, i have s very large asnortment. Drop mea | Department is informed that Capt. J. Hateh | | Tt poder 4 oo bach of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company, | isiies of the christening party an exquisite ee dL ULEn PRINTER-AND PUBLION Parker, U. 8. R. M., died at Castine, Me., this that during the day they had made gains in un- | ("Pt S8©w and a committee of twenty from | souvenir of the occasion. They were chatelaing ooh lal iielivese ww | morning of consumption, in the fifty-ninth | oxpected quarters’ ns in UN" | the board of trade and transportation, Stephen | pins, the design being the letters U. 8. 8. N. Y-, SEES. [Sear of kis aga, Ho catered the rovenas tae: Taslor, James Seligman, Lloyd Phenix. Col. | curiously strung together. The souvenirs fot Tine service as a third lieutenant in March, | UATCH NoT IX THE compryaTiOx Business. | Elliot 'F. Shepard, Geo. F. Spinney, Mrs. | Mass Page and Mrs. Harrison were of gold, the 1865, and was appointed a captain in March, | If the enthusiastic adherents of any Speaker- | Ernest Thalman, Capt. Senor Dou Manuel De | others silver. At the close of the collation the 1685. His last command was the steamer Wood- | ship candidate have figured upon making a| ©*Fe. Lieut. Commander Miller of the naval | special trains for Washington and New ¥ twill leave your orders for TABLE BUTTER Where no suLstitttes are kept Office nour oe bury, on the Maine station. : : reserve, A. H. Lown of the Cunard line, | will leave the ship yard, probably between Te race fo apm geaeett | For Tue Hoxaya oa oaee ee C1 fiers ee combination with Mr. Hatch they will be un-| George Weed, Commodore Van Santvoord and | and 4:30 o'clock. = jure, Uist) Ov'clock p.ku-. as zoluows. ie We Gow and “Uloy Rectrnocrrr Coxreusxce.—W. K. Chandler, | deceived when they try to put their scheme | Gen. Josialr Porter, aujutant general of New — Gh tae Haat Satan da of each month. ue ‘ into effect. Mr. Hatch is i , second aud tuird dae of each month | We offer 900 ROCKERS at the REMARKABLE rama clan agewreitbeacgey per tion Susinens. é ee ae builders had hoped that in view of eacspeeal. parce . pho : rapt rannum, 1e house ; sort ck pots india on Bunday the 24th say walle | sud plush sod have teen saline seen nae cate POW 1s THE Tee FoR FIRES: Oe Maras sy oY ee away the campaign | the pec terest. whi te of N Barbadoes, in company with Mr. Johnston, a | fabricator has intimated that at an appropriate | York has in the new ¢puiser ‘Gov. Mill might sinieititinhiite ‘They won’t last long at our price. ‘Take cut a policy in the Firemen's Iusur- INVESTIGATE THE EDISON PHONO- | secretary of the Britivh legation, were at time the Hatch votes would be transferred to | have attended today's ceremonies, uccom| mesyie i srorn Ost can tou wee Coca eS ane wate ie ett ngs of |e dc dh Wt Sct ie Nae? | omc gr, CHARLES C CLOSER, First. Of BEAUTIFUL SOLID OAK ANTIQUE FINISH Capital and Surplus, 300,000. The triumphant march of the Phono- reciprocity ment with the United States| rian that he could not win. There Y seriously injuring her and then killed bimeeif, adus a ORNSTONS Sea, CHAMBER SUITES came in yesterday. The Bureaus aia Peat Baca ee eee covering the British West Indian colonies. aro come matcalar men in the demo : . ‘The cause of the attempted murder and suicide c at i - — ee there afew ¥ V bi E. FRANCIS KIGGs. pose of them within ALBERT A. WILSON, ge ing. barrage art pots pan Brazit aND THE Exposiiox.—On the 26th | red-hot specimens of the genus necler who ‘THE NEXT THREE DAYS pireror na — solcsase the Polene eek eat vel ae of October the Brazilian chamber of deputies | Will move rapidiy into situations which the ©. W. HOWARD, Secretary. ocl6tojal jcome the Phonograpl favor ite rinted the sum of $900,000 to pay the | 228elic host would avoid, but neither the re At $16 per suite, ee ee ae ee eee ee ke carne, Pay the | resentative nor the heeler will make any accept the invitation to the launching. Consequently EXCEPTIONAL VALUES WILL BE accomplished every day. expense representation of that re- | statement within earshot of Mr. Hatch. aves ielmaes ne = OFFEKED. —— pERTIEE One man and the Phonograph can do lic at the world’s Columbian exposition. | “If I was absolutely certain that a combina- 4 YOU WILL FIND IT WORTH YOUR WHILE TO | BOM ese ge Sitenceto Sevesation; te sak. whe. oie Ths resident recommended an aj tion an hour before the time set for INVESTIGATE. ‘igeetanes ow shorthand wis used, was aleo needed ior ae ‘ppropriat tion to defeat any one or all of the other known ar ‘They came not very far apart, the Ofice hours from 83. 10:9 Ut the dications aow saved iatook- | mount. “I¢ isnot Known wither the senate | ruaicauet was contomplated I would never | party ra tnsgeonnh, puivene soe Warn, B. Warum, | amihtitha tia, Kalages, SUE] SSMU See seme oe | Sentra te purring before ie cen| some fo mg ih propeuon “ofan | itr Ton ht aaa eal The santal iueet ‘octhsliers Phonographs SOLD, LEASED or ecnt teat ee nee the United States is of the opinion that the ‘ tear ON TRIAL. recent poiltieal trouble will have no effect and sold for cash or om Margin om FURNITURE, CARPETS, DRAPERIES, &e., | $#¢¢ Of the conpany, in m recent poi rouble will have no effect upon ‘Sew York, San Fransisco: Punadeipois sai mii) Py a Rea COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH COMPANY, She Zepreseatation of the republic at Chicago ia, ee Tih and D sta, fn a - 7 E ST. N.W. ‘ton a propomit:or the Lansion T, Machine rf cn Company shall conveys transfer and iat ite prop: | D.EASTON, Prev't. [1t) B.F.CROMELIN, Sec'y. | Pensonat.—T. D. Davis of New York, W. W. Sey and rile tou ue corporation to iaer member of the the iaws of the state of Vinciuia. Aud at said meet ¥o Williams of Toledo and Geo. P. Sperry of Akron, Deraorr, Cameras Paesners: muciia's ntacr tas us eam al | SE Odio, arent the Evbitt HE. C. Noble of New wie Bull ot te trophe that OFFICE ROOMS 108 RENT lave: you, sles, gentle seager, theses oikers conceruing the ietters covered by’ the ree- ene ae York, J. W. St. Clair of West_Virgi front of them. Ranged ing of the : tuaene Sabe ader | Tutte alovicd othe stock boiders a thei nisin és Haight of San Francisco and the other vessels of ire the ew Vuilding of the Washington Youn ana] S300 fTyouaveyut thar theurpe ouot — | onthe Wh aud 3, Sevrenber. thoi. BF Col dear Lat nw. 6 roome, Balt Lake City are at the Arlington.—-C. E. which the have under teary ane ‘Trust Company, corner 9th and F notrugeents which can ie nad J reeetegt__pot 7 ne Mitchell of Connecticut, C. S. of Erie, the fast cruiser as No. = ~ Evevncten ey ee EEE Senta ones Pa., L. D. Handy @! | callel in naval eitelee “Ibe | Pizchs") aed | Rela, $82 Orleansstrest, and, communteating ts cvevenienceand comfort for men whe eyend « large} for thesamelenstinof time an the inowt ©” font serviceday or niguts “UBlcs: 400 Omen, BARNES © WEAVER, the twin battle Indiana and Massachu- | the ‘dwelling house overhead, smothered te Bart of thetr ives in their offices, Pethere is uotbini'in the world in the ———— aoe | at 620 F st. Fibs of Charies Es ERED hich $0. et livens Rae Be. SHIRT TO ORDER Is CON- “cheers oe ” : ak ‘ceded to be the best ever need for price. mag ennusl Decemte:, Pelurtioes oa ee PT: HALE, Buirt Maker, (Cail for permit to inspect the premises, i} ft i it i BF fi ; £ Er. Ke Do vou ray coll. She whenaionr “No. 12," bad ra, The two latter child gz 7 i 4 ‘350. per can for more substance visible, but all them looked found in their bed and the older boy was dis- oie BE NARSER. Preddeet stock, and Lefore you piace your order I IMPORTED SUGAR WAFERS incomplete by the side of the | covered by the firemen lying upon the floor J z * Womiber Rt btoce Ex. ‘When you can buy them from us for 25e. per can? inred | before « window, as if he had reslized the : Be _ECN SIX WAGONS AND REACH CORSON & MACARTNEY, EVERY PART OF THE CITY GEO. E. KENNEDY & CO.. i i ! ! by The ‘and mother GLOVE BUILDING, 1410 ¥ ST. x. w.. am nik Galea ‘Wholesale and etal Grocers, {Send locked ia each thers arm st the fot of al Exchazge., Losue. Collections, TOLMAN STEAM LAUNDBY, —Semil fot ont complete catalonueand peice Wat. 3 barned toe -crisp in endeavoring to seach Ge Saeslanseset Sex dork Puuadshh, Semoesad 401 10 400 st aw. Se eather ly tbe obey warmer: "Fg thay tock the a ag Ercan monies args P= eeephnennti i t i i H i HOT BED Sask. ‘be bour of | Ast wea they rushed into’ ery @. TEWKSBUR) we 2D 500 delay which | the conflagration did most Meuber Wasbington Stock Exchange, GEDNEY & ROBERTS, Luanber, with oak center bar. am Pai = ‘on pee Se me LEWIS 0. TEWESBUSY & CO. MAKERS OF INVITATIONS, ' @ omnrs aprece. eS eS eee, omens , BANKERS AND BROKERS, 007 0TH BT, XEAR a , macabacl = ee Bt Ce {vate Wires to New York and Chicaga. - z months at his home windows ‘bat Sicwed ca deposits, Z 0H ST. AND NEW YORE AVE. ‘who for at of tow seat. s (ORFICE . of has * wae ; ; mow | es | uTRaNDOsTR SR Fomein for s num!