Evening Star Newspaper, December 5, 1891, Page 5

Comulluentary remarks avout the -utldinw ead the nave atvek, Do aut lose sight of the fact that thie store, toan extent, bewngs to you. Ite arection It due to your patronare. Stop im whenever please, whether yon wilt to pur-sase or not. We shall do ail in our ower to make your visit both Dieasurable and proftabie. Wo have raised our stand- We have Hand Mirrors, Silver Toilet Articles, Flasks, Picture Frames, Smoking Sets, Ash Receivers, Mateh Safes and Bundreds of like articles too ‘Bumerous to mention. A special feature of thestock fs the macnificent col'ection of Cut-giass Bottles, unique and attractive shapes of daz- ine Iuster and brilliancy. ‘We are determined to make this the model Drug Store of America. = Emtomed, Rusia, Grein, Heal, Altlestor, de, in Dany sizes end shapes. From #3 to #40. LEATURR CASES, Containing Comb and Bros and Tooth and Nall Suet = Prom 73a, to & cA if toez EE ik $97 EE Sad eR w w EKB LLLL coco A FFE A Siig FFE ghSy & OSA Mey Er sss cco A’ A SusS xem Sag In SFAL, ALLIGATOR, SFALGRAIN EMBOSSED, GRALN CALF and other leathers, FROM $1.75 TO 810, Bere 6 Segeue Fes = “a Sx 8 1 e° RF mart *A SRS US OR C Raw ce a3 SSHGcUUR RE MM An NU Goo “ou KR E Exe A, gs ERE os ee aA Sss8 kee Sss5 T Assorted Sizes snd Leathers, FROM $1.20 to €10. Our line of PrP. 1 TORRE gSRe EER gs eu oak Ss pgs HOU finn’ Ses. Be “Sssy t E PF “ou ik Ht Ses> Exe Sss8 ‘Yer lance line frou $1to €7. ‘Oe stock of PPP Se. to $12. MAX UFACTORY, ave. n. a3 Sond 1220 Est. nw. TACK CHEVIOT JACKETS, aS ued and frogs, $438 Bia a ‘Biacl CUMS, sh Sz-W tore the LARGEST Duiidim in AMERICA devoted EXCLOIVELY to the salef PLYE bothing ot retath A Ross. a T THIS NOUR (11 O'CLOCR AS ax we ane very Busy 2") ALL OVER THE STORE, BITIN THE BOYS AND CHIL- MES DEPARTMENT THE Gowd 18 GREATEST. BUN- REDS OF BOYS HAYE TODAY BEEN MADE HAPPY WITH OUB NOBSY SUITS AND SsTYL- i OVERCOATS OR REEFERS, AND STILL THE SUPPLY 18 EQUAL TO THE DEMAND, AS IT TAKES MORE THAN ONE Day's RUN TO MAKE ABREAK IX OUR LINES. mF YOUR DOY Mas NOT YET It BEEN PROVIDED WITH wIS iw GARMENTS BRING HIN TO US. TODAY 18 a GooD TIME, AS WE SHALL BE OPEN ce NIN@ UNTIL TEN CLOCK, AND IN OUR WELL- LIGHTED BSTADLISHMENT YOU CAN SHOP AS SATISFACTOR- ILY IN THE EVENING AS IX THE DAY TIME. Ro cox. Parser & Co, Asrnrcas Crormens, OWING TO THE CROWDED CONDITION OF OUR _|Sezcuz Paxtaroox Sus PANTS DEPARTMENT WE HAVE" ‘WE OFFER OUR ENTIKE STOCK AT 3U8T WE GIVE YOU ALL THIS WEEK TO PICK ‘We toes pite of money on this BALE. but no INAUGURATED A ONE-HALF FORMER PRICES. “EM OUT. Ail 63 PANTS reduced to 81.60. All 84 PANTS reduced to $2. All 65 PANTS reduced to $2.30. All @6 PANTS redaced to $3. All 87 PANTS reduced to $3.50. All 08 PANTS reduced to 64. AD 89 PANTS reduced to 64.50. All 810 PANTS reduced to 85. SEE BAMPLES IN WIXDOW. ‘aatter, the stock must move quickly. ew Your Crormae Hooss, 31) SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. Oyen during December till 9 p.m., Saturday 12 44-28 rm. Pasteva Geus-Proor Waren ‘Thochina filtering tube used in this Biter was the cetebrated FILTERS. BUY ONLY THE GENUINE. Feeuit of years of experiment by the scientist whose name it bears. Thisfexture makes it the ONLY GERM-PROOF F11.TER upon the market, THE = ‘ Tue Aer Or Sezomxo Cunsnas Pursests. An art thet fow possess to perfection. Like music—ensily acquired \ by solee but Istorious work to others, The movicoin the art of Christmas shopping apt to be caught by first impressions; thus the presention of a card or some euch trivial article, or @ window display, ot may be, a bom- Dastic edvertisoment, will prodnce sa impression thats little thought would Alter, We think thote of logical mind will indorse these claims made by the a} Palais Royal: Ist. While the stock, taken collectively, is not the largest, ‘the various departments, looked at individually, contain the most com- , plete collections in this eity. 2d. That, for equal qualities, Palais Royal Prices are considerably lower than elsewhere. 3d. TLat no other cstab- Ushareat te offering such practical inducements for you to make a @oriy eelection cf Curistmas Presents, Moxvars Paoonaa Ar Tur Pears Rovar: Mews Scanrs tee. each, positively worth $1and $1.25 each. Theseare superior to those previously advertised. This lot comprises 125 dosen Searfs, in Knots, Four-in-Hands and Puffs. Best quality silks and ‘Satins in light aud dark shades. Some richly embroidered, othors brocaded; over{one hundred different patterns to select from. The history of these Geartsiis: The maher—New York's leading Scarf manufacturer—being enx- . fous to start on spring goods was willing to make up the balance of his win- ‘ter stiks at nearly half the price charged previously; thus we ofer on Mon- day, Jor 69c. cach, identical Seerfeto those being generally retailed at @1 nd @226, Another such purchase enables us to offer @5 quality Men's Underwear of seiected pure wool for only 83 per suit, Fon Moxpar Osrx Frou 8 A.M. To 6 P.M. ‘The following aro new and choice goods in full variety at reduced prices for Monday only, because we cennot afford to make such prices permanent, ‘We are making practical inducements for you to make on early selection of Christmas presente, apd hence the ONGY filter that offers any protection against the many diseases brought up Ly contaminated prose elagadeny Hasoxenonrers. It isa CHKISTMAS GIFT that would be appre- clated. WILMARTH & EDMONSTOX, ‘Importers of China and Glass Ware, 2205 Penns. ave. Sexators Axo Reonesextarives. B. 1237 Ps Ave a0 413 13rmSr. H. Soxexerz & Soxs, Cunstuss Presexts: 2030-6t fs “cheers uj es me as # plano Lain akon malta! Deceniber, Fria tions. ot 1ny nal betes yuw Place Your order T tae Toe ott fo call sd esusnine wy soe Guare Steinway & Sons, $1: ean Hallet 2 Be ‘Steinway & Sons 80; used only twelve ONT FAIL TO _ATIEND OUR @.00 CUAT wale. It will pay you. ae Haris ENIZMPIrs 1241 Maat. 8.0, Laodrr Low Pricts. We Have Evexyrase ‘Toual'y jowud im a firet-class furriers estab- ‘Fur Gioves, with buck ims, for cosch- men. dust th Pacem thes the kind white! elerant line of Fur mn departure in wile Tape 11xex.—choice of alt Table Beta at one tenth less than the price mark indicates. : Srampzp coops.—tne Tinted Table Covers marked Tic. for 5¢e. The Scarfs marked 44c. for 30 cents. Choice of our matchless stock of Ladies? 250. Embroidered and Sealloped Linen ‘Lawn Handkerchiefs for “*2 cents. ‘Men's Initial Japanese Silk, 20220 inches, 44c. in- ‘stead of 50c. Dauarentes.—ruian tevie covers, 134° yards square, for $2.48 instead of $2.98. Fons.—neitavio roather collars anf Extra Long Boas are to be reduced on Monday as follows: ‘The Chenille Covers, 2 yards square, Marked ¢3.48. e cd 835 er Pi cance 81.50 63.50 07.75 exe Down Cushions, covered with India Silk, 82.19 in- of 62.48, Those uncovered, 7c. instead of 80c. W naps, —cnoice of #10 and 812 Jackets for 80 and $10.50. That we offer the best variety ond give the ‘best vaiues at $10 and @12 is very generally admitted. Learner coops—comunation Collar and Caft Boxes, with compartment in lid for jewelry, 8. in- stead of €Lou Monday. The Writing Tablets mark “ie. for 08. Choose Monday from the largest col- lection in this city of 25c. Purses for 22c. Groves Monday evening will probsbly see ies auissing in the 40c. Undressed and 68c. Dressed Kid Gloves. Call Monday morning. Torsr antrores.—an siustration of our perfect assortments {s this collection of rushes of all deserip- tions, The worid’s best makers ure grandly represented, ‘Monday's attraction js 10 per cent disconnt—one-tenth off the price marked oa the brusu you select. J ewELRy.—omit the exctusive jeweiry stores and where else such a gathering of Heal Gold and Tor- toise Shell Jewelry for CLildren’s, Ladiew’ and Men's ‘wear? Ten pet cent discount on Monday. Uxprrizas Axp Dazss Goons at ‘We want you to make a selection now for various reasons, Ifyou delay ‘ntl later wo can’t undertake to have initials engraved on umbrellas in time for delivery betore Christmas, Now swe'li cngrave them deliberately, carefully, artistically and free of charge. If you contemplate giving a ress for a present we want you to select now, because lster weshall not Lave the time to properly ahow you the varisusfabrics, ‘The reduced prices are for MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, December7, 8and 9, only, ‘Wot only will you be charced regula: prices later, bat ;there'll not be the variety to select from, Why should sou delay? Cansnus Unursuas. Dazes Goons. ‘Here is what we have for you to select from—a col- ‘Select « Dress before Wednesday evening from any ection gathered from the world’s Leading makers: — | fabric in stock and we will allow oue-tenth off the Lyon's Umbrellas, $3.95 to $14 each. squeal of Gus bill and give vou a Sebeiebdlad aca cad Foiliner, Cioyu & Co.'s, $2.08 to §12 each. Bel:knan, Johnsun d Powell's, 62.68 to 89 each. choice of Christmas Cards free of charge. WHY NOT A SILK? Excelsior Umbrella Manufacturing Co., $2 to 812 ‘Ifa Silk we gives written guarantee binding ws to give a new dress if the one sciected eplite or ecrocke within siz months of purchase. In relieving you of the responsibility as to the wear we rob the purebase ‘Of & Silk Dress of all its terrors. 16 YARDS OF BLACK G, @. SILK Is sufficient for dress. The 10 per cent discount al- each, Hirsh's Umbrellas, $2.50 to $8 oach. Rove Bros. & Hartman, $1.25 to 20.98 each. Wright Bros.’ Umbrelias, $33 to $7 each. “Gloria” Cloth Umbrellas, 87c. to $3.50 each. ‘Conestoza” Silk Umbreilas, 62.25 to 68 each. ralais Koyal” Silk Umbrellas, 2.25 to $Geach. Mourning Silk Uinbrellas, €2.68t0 89.9%. Srecut Sacz Paces lowed saves you as follows: Rowular prices, $15.00) $18.75, $8.25 oe oe all Untetine sanet Special prices,” S120] Ste | $35: | 38-3 70, ooo sete cccaiontscan | Keg nut 1001 “au7| “e228! ez00 ‘Those of Guinea Gold are the latest {ad from London. ‘Those of natural wood with sterling silver mountings will be much admired. There's variety enough to inake a selection somewhat puzzling. $5.98 torus Umbreiias marked 96.48, with 26 and 28-inch paragon frames. Horn, natural wood and silve? mounted handles in great variety. $4.59 sor tne s-Paiais Royal” Sik Umbecllas 3s 3.37 ‘#@-Ul you count what equal quality silks would cost ‘You at the credit stores then you may.reckon you save about 10 per cent more. 15 YARDS OF DLACK FAILLE SILK. * re uar ‘This popular Silk always an present. livery: We have them in Mink, Ariumer, | qarkea $448, A written rantee Kiven with each jways an worn on ai , ¥ Suey EY | dinding us to recover Sree of charge if the umbrella Rewular prices,$10.20 | €15.00 | $18.75 | $20.25 “a r a" = pecial 9.18 E . Bigticase Coats ~~ vlite within one year @f purchase, Among the many prices. saul toes | "eds yore biy anc futile, for your carriage and be Mieuluiely odortess: ‘All 2a the popular skins. Fur Garments and our prices areas low as any wikuere & RUOFF, ‘For the littie ‘ones we are showing a su- Tce.aud Lainb’s Wool Coats, ‘GUE stock embraces all the carried by a first-class 1u rier and lower KERSEY JACKETS, 241 11th st. 5.0, Loader Low Prices. 15 yards of Black Satin Rhadame or Pean de Sole may Le just what the fair ome desires. Tho usual cost 49 $15.00 sud $18.75 the dross, the special prices, $13.50 and'$16.88, a saving worth consideration, $1 9.13, msteaa ot £21.38, a the price of » dress $2.59 coe ne Putas Royal” Umbrellas marked 275 and 81.98 for those marked $2.25, Tbe only difference is im eige between the 26 and 28-inch frames. ‘The natural wood handles are the same, $1.98 soetne ciorta” Umbreliasmarked $2.20. 1200,1202& 1204 FST.N.W.| Dusoxn Jswezav. W. G. METZEROTT & co. ‘Have returned to thetr old store, at 1110 ¥ ST. W., Aner a burried reratring. of which they have put in am ectire'y new stock of Pianos, direct from the maaw facturecs, which ‘ve will offer at extremely low prices, tugetker with the slibtiy damaved stuck left over AE BLUE SE frei the eycions, which Wil be Jagesed ot ot peices | LO so a large stock of Sheet Muste and Ma-| _d4-3t Gicai Instruments below cost Call at ones for bar to snit atl eaine. W. G. METZEMOTT & Ov., ine Faaw. Seon Fae p2°S B 1 KLPRISE, 2243 ith st. ae . ASTRA- ‘M. W. GALT, BRO. & CO., JEWELERS AND SILVERSMITES, BEG LEAVE TO CALL ATTENTION TO THE MOST COMPLETE AND COMPRE- BENSIVE SIUCK OF DIAMOND Ji.W- ELEY 1107 PENNA. AVE, ‘THEY HAVE EVER ITED. EMBRACING THE MOST UNIQUE AND OKIGINAL DESIGNS IN KINGS, PENDANTS, BROOCHES, &e., IN ALL COMBINATIONS OF COLORED ABD FANCY STONES. THEIR STUCK HAS BEEN PREPARED WITH A VIEW TO MERTING THE DE- MAN AND Dé OF THE PUBLIC GENERALLY, CONTAINS A GKEAT VARIETY OF THE MosT DESL 1CLES, AT ONCE ATTRACTIVE AND INEX- pre BLE AUT . PESSIVE. Kienatus Bostox Linn. rendered. mar ‘93. jutely pure. &. W. BURCHELL, “ iEVIOT Wi 0. Pattern containing 10 yardsof Hatin Rhadame, with 436 ‘Yards of brocade for trimming, 314.458, snstsedot 016.08. tore pattern of Black G. G. Stik, witht 434 yards of fancy silk for trimming. $27.17, rastead of £30.28, for 10 yards of plain and 436 yards iancy Bengaline Silks. ‘The Landies as good as shown on more expensive Silk Umbrellas, with peari iniaid and curious loops, rinse, of natural wood, &e., &c. $1.79 tor tne $1.98 *“ctoria” Umbretias, ‘These have 28-inch frames and very elaborate handles, mak- {ng them presents much prized by cuachmen and other, sa-When it is considered that lower prices than sual are marked on all our Umbrellas we think the Woorex Dazsses, Full-dress lengths of the followinz: Fancy Matelassea reduced from #18 to $14.50. #@ The above are imported dress patterns, ‘nearly half the priced quoted earlier in the season. offered at A. Rossen Ganwexts at 10 Pxz Cexr Discovxr. ‘Mandleberx of London and Manchester, England, fare the leading makers of the world. You'll find their woods in the leading stores of thiscity. We ask com- Taxe Youn Cuosm You may select any febric in stock and s dress pat- ‘Will be cut off, the discount allowed, neatly are already in boxes and represent, our buyer thinks, the pick of the Cheviotd, in checks, plaids and stripes, Parison of usual quotations with Palais Hoyal prices. ppc for reli Velvet for trimming, ali in box, f0r.....€81¢ natant olf te iliowing meterate peiom weir | areenen of c = selected with & view of s suifalie Drets for evening e ‘Suk Be ne coed de Chene, in lovely tints, for oniy ‘ihe. quality Gtk for b0e. i ‘THR PALAIS ROYAL, a. LISMER ‘in box with Christmas card. The following: EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5 ; Scaore.s, ‘ECLEMA, TRTTER BOs, ‘ULCERS, SORES, KSEUMATISM AND CATARRH CURED BY TAKING 7 PURIFIES, ‘VITALIZES, INVIGORA1ES ‘AND ENRICHES THE BLOOD, HAS CURED OTHERS’ ‘WILL CUBE YOU. Taz Ox» Sarma ‘That ‘*Consumption can be cured if taken in time” ‘Was poor comfort. It seemed to invite a trial but to ‘Anticipate failure. Theother one, not 80 old, ‘con- ‘sumption can be cured,” is considered by many falne, ‘Both are true and not trae: the first is pradent—one ‘cannot bezin too early. ‘The means is careful living. SCOTT'S EMULSION of Cod Liver Ofl is sometimes an important part of ‘thet. ‘Lot us send you a book on CAREFUL LIVING—free. SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, 132 South Sthave., New York. ‘Your druggist keeps SCOTT'S EMULSION of Cod ‘Liver Ofl—all druggists everywhere do. $1. ‘BS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP ius been wsed for over FIFTY YEARS by ‘MILLIONS of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH- ING, with PEKFECT SUCCESS. It SOOTHES the Syrup” and take no other kind, 25centse bottle. dp-ly No Ornze Parranartiox 18 “48 GOOD as* . POND’S EXTRAOT. F oR Tar Broon. Itcures quickly. Yor sale by all dealers in medicine. Get the entine. e ‘© ONE KNOWS BETTER THAN THOSE WHO have used Carter Teliet "s Little Liver Pills whut ‘when taken for Delt in te aes constipation and feiounch pmavs WHOOPING couGH REMEDY. Btope whoop, allays cough and cuts short disease. ocl0-eo6m _11th and F sts., Washington,D.O. Fass Axo Orzna Grasses. LATEST DIRECT IMPORTATION, ‘We invite attention to our assortment of EVENING FANS, the production of the finest Parisian artista. Also the latest novelties in OPERA GLASSES. Our customers will find these goods not only the newest im point of styleand finish, but very much lower in price than similar goods have heretofore been offered. M. W. GALT, BRO. & CO., JEWELLERS AND SILVERSMITHS, Mo. 1107 Pennsylvania ave. at Susurs Suz oF 965,000 WORTH OF FINE READY-MADE CLOTH- ING AT NEWARK, NEW JERSEY. On Monday last, November 23, Mr. J. Hausgling, sheriff of the city of Newark, N.J., sold, under the hamumer, the entire stock of the UNION CLOTHING COMPANY, Consisting of Men's, Youths’, Boys’ and Children's Of all descriptions. BOYS’ LONG PANTS SUITS, BOYS' SHORT PANTS SUITS, MENS, BOYS’ AND CHILDREN’S PANTALOONS, ‘A perfect of them. wilderness: ‘The stock was invoiced at 865.000. ‘Tho asle was peremptory and the terms CASH. and shipped ‘What are we going to Go with this immense addition to our siready tremendous stock? GIVE IT TO YOU AT TEN PER CENT ADVANCE ON THE COST may unpack, assort, classiiy, mark an srrapge cods, 90 that weshall be properly prepared te P78 eo ESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 1, When our doors will be thrown open promptly NINE O'CLOCK, VICTOR RB ADLERS 20 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, 27 AND 929 7TH ST. ¥.W., CORNER MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE STRICTLY XE PRICE S27 Until after the bolideys this store will be opes ‘evenings until 10 o'clock, baturdays until 11 p.m. <> * Eeee tog gee (300 Oth st Sioeg A —y—4 “So” LESSEE 1891—SIXTEEN PAGES: 2d EDITION. THE INJURED BROKER Russell Sage Was Able to Sit Up This Morni LAUNCHING THE CRUISER MONTGOMERY Dom Pedro's Remains to Be Taken to Lisbon. FAILURE OF BIG NAIL WORKS. Reviewing the Extent of the Disaster in Rus- eel Sage’s Office. New Yonx, Dec. 5.—At the home of Russell Sage it is aid this morning that the injured man passed a good night. Mr. Sage was dic- tating lotters in bed and bad received many callere as well as many telegrams of congratu- lation. He slopt well during the night. His face is badly lacoratedand his body fall of splinters and bite of glass. His eyebrows and considera- blo of his hair are gone. Col. Slocum, his brother-in-law, who wes slso cut and braised, was at the oflice today. There is no clue as yet as to the identity of the aseassin. ‘TWO WERE KILLED. Tt is settled that the only persons killed were the unknown dynamiter and Mr. Sage’s clerk Norton. ‘The men who wore injured by the explosion at Tl Broadway were doing well this morning. C. W. Osborn, who is at Chambers Street Hospital suffering from acompound fracture of the skull and wound of theneck, passedarestfui night and was comparatively bright and cheer- fal this morning. He is believed to have a fair chance of recovery. ‘Mr. Washington E. Conner was scen at his new office, No, 70 Broadway. He said: “I called on Mr. Sage this morning at jouse and found him lookmg quite bright and cheer- fal. He will be all right again ina fow days, I think. There is no truth in the rumor that any bands were lost by either Mr. Sago or my- self. What papers ane. — = were picked up again and are all rig! ie won't lose dollar save by the destruction of the office and furniture. Frank Robinson, the soe Taiet night at the hospital, and his e night at the hospital. and h Eondition 1s spoken of encouragingiy. His right eye has been removed, but the doctors hope to save the other one. His other in- ics are not regarded serious enough to cause spprebonsion, im. R. Laidlaw, a clerk of John Bloodgood & Co., who was ‘in Mr. Sage’s office when the explosion occurred, is doing well at St. Vin- cent's Hospital. LOOKING FOR QUARTERS. At 10 o'clock this morning Mr. Osborn, chief clerk of Russell Sage, exid that arrangements had been made for temporary transaction of the business of Mr. Sage's office at Messrs. Cald- well & Banker's, brokers, on thesecond floor of No. 64 Broadway. Mr.’ Osborn had a force of young men es JoTK overhauling = great of rubbish, picking out valuable papers Pick the eapionon bed ostiored all oFer the Premises ‘Tho 100 shares of C., T. and Q. stock which Mr. Soge's clerk was about handing to Clerk Robinson in exchange for $9,000 certified check when the crash came were found ut an early hour this morning, but the check had not up. Mr. Osboru said be was looking for s permanent office, but not foun a place. At Messrs. Caldwell & Banker's office it was suid that Mr. Sage’s name had been transferred to their tape and that all inquiries should be directed there for the present. Mr. Osborn, they said, was formerly attached to that office, and they were isd to give their facilities for the use of the ng clerk of Imsbree ives at Bergen Point, NOT WILSON OF GLEN'S FALLS. A dispeteh from Utica says: Hiram D. Wilson of Glan Falls, sent to tho state hospital some time ago, isnotthe bomb thrower who made ttempt on the life of Russell Sage yester- day. The man is etillen inate of the’ insti tution, where be has never ieft since he was in- catcerated. Sa LAUNCHING THE MONTGOMERY. Craiser No. 9 Slides Into the Water at th> Columbia Works Near Baltimore. Baxrmwore, Mp., Dec. 9.—The two-thonsand- ton steel crniser heretofore known as No. 9 was launched at the Columbia iron works at 11:13 o'clock this morning. As she gracefully slid into the water Miss Sophis Smith, daughter of Passed Assistant Engineer John A. B. Smith, U.8.N., christened her the Montgomery in honor of Montgomery, Ala., it is said upon the jon of Cony an Baas A.) lerbert, representing the Montgomer} ict Presi nt Malster had 01 xd the gates of ds to be thrown open at an early hour ype, and everpbody was invited to witness the launch. There was in consequence many thousand spectators when the hand- somely decorated cruiser began to slowly de- ascend toward the water. 2 ate TO BE BURIED AT LISEON. Dom Pedro's Remains to Be Taken to Por- tugal. Pants, Dec. 5.—The remains of Dom Pedro will be interred in the family vault at Lisbon. Before the body is taken from Paris a solemn requiem high mass will be celebrated in the Church of the Madeleine. The Gaulvis, the obsequics. wepapers of all shades of political opinion conour in their estimation of the dead ex-ruler’s character, and they all print articles highly eulogistic of ’him. ‘The Countess d’Eu has no present intention to protest to the Brazilian government against her exile from the country, but she maintains all her rights in connection with the crown. She says she is ready to return to Brazil at the first summou. ~~ 4 HEAVY FAILURE, ‘The Belicfente Nail and Iron Company Sus- pends with §302,000 Liabilities. IN WALL STREET TODAY. More Activity in the Stock Market and a Rise in Prices. New Yon, Dec. 5.—The stock market was a little more active during the two hours of busi- ness this morning as compared with thatef Yesterday morning. The sales amounted to 124,390. Prices opened fractionally higher, and during the early dealings {prices further ad- Yanced under the lead of Burlington and Quincy and Chicago gas. Among the inactive shares Milwaukee, Lake Shore and Western was the most conspicuous The com- mon advanced 1 por cent and the preferred 23g. Toward the end of the hour there was some reaction. In the closing hour Lackawenna and St. Pant were the features, while sugar trust and Milwaukee, Loke Shore and Weetern were very strong. Undor the load of the stocks namod, despite an unfavorable bank statement, Prices advanced to the close and the best fig- res were generally current. The advance as oye with yesterday's figures ranged from 0 2) Money 3 percent. Exchange clesed steady; ited rates 45la¢55: actual rates 481 for oxy days and 434 f. l. Governments, quiet; currency Gs 10S bid; 4s coupon Li7\ bid; ex- tended 2s registered 100 bid. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL New York Stock Market. ne the New York Breck Wire to Corson and M-cas Rich. | Rock Isiand. Bang Sliver Cu bee is Review of the Market. Henry Clews’ Weekly Financial Review, issued today says: Againa week of marked duliness and of some weakness of prices on the stock exchange. And yet, along with this, there are no condi- tions that cxn be considered sufficient to account for this state of things. All the improvement in the financial and political affairs of Europe it would seem ought to be attended with rome response in the markets; and in the foreign markets there really has been a marked recovery in the prices of nearly all secu! except American; ut they have rem ationary, because New York has been neither active nor buoyant On this ide the Atluatic the influential factors have been favorable to wecuriti Lindley, Wiechers & Co.; a) admitted, is an event which, that it must be not from its in trinsic importance, yet irom its possible in- volvement of members of the exchange, and its connection with the sensitive issucs of the Union Pacific, as well as from its sensational features, was calculated to arrest buying; if uot also to encourage selling. ‘he occurrence was a God-send to the “bears,” who bad largely oversold the market and needed a pretense for attacking prices; and their cousequent eetivity, together with the check upon buying, has been perhaps the main clement in produe- me ae disappointing market of the past weel A stage of the year bas now becn reached when, in spite of favorable conditions, th market is not usually responsive to movements for advancing prices. In three weeks we sual be in the midst of the diverting influences of the chief holidays of the year. The period of stock, making up annual accounts, pro- Viding for interest sottiements and making @ variety of annual liquidations, is not # time for initiating ' speculative campaign; and therefore, whatever may be thought of the legitimacy of a rise in stock valucs correspond- ing to the many-sided stimulus that now bears upon the stock market, it is not to be supposed that any important movement of that churacter is likely to appear until near the close of the year or at the beginning of 1892. During that interval we may possibly witness some irregu- larity in the market. The “bears” will need to exert ali their skill and power to extricate themselves from their large “short” commit- ments, and such temporary fuccesses as they may have will afford opportanities for buying. On the other hand, it seems quite provabre te on that outside happenings may prepon the favorable iad Washington Stock Exchanze. Sales — Regular call — 12 o'clock m: D. as Fig. $100 at 10734; $1,0.0 at 1034. West End National Bank, 10 at soc. Insurance Company, 20 ats." Washingt 47 at4i%. Pneumatic Gnn Carriage, 10 American Security and Trust Compaiy, Government Bonds—U. 5. 48, registered, 2Gi¢ bids 127 U. & 4, coupons, 117 bid, 1s asked. District of Columbia Bonds—Market stock, 7a, 2892, currency, 102 bic, — asked. 2-year fund, Gs, 1892, gold, 101}¢ bid, —asked. 20-year fund, 5s, gold, 10536 bid, — asked. Water stoc cur: Tency, 141, 125 vid, —asked. 80-year fund, 6,gold, 190%, 113 bid, —asked. Water stock, ss, 1903, cur- 125 bid, —usked. iim, 194,” fund, cur Uzi Uid. 123s waked Sigs, reg. dite, isos 1901, 102 bid. — asked. Miscellaneous Honds—Washington and George- sown Railroad 10-40, 68, 104 bid. 105% asked. Wash- ington snd Georgctown Railroad Convertible ax, 142 bid, 180 asked. Masonic Hall Association, Se, 10334 bid, 105 asked. Bae Sah Washington Market Com- , 110 bid, Vashington Market Company imp. Os. 114 wid, — asked. American Security and Trast Co: 100 bid, — asked. Washing- pany, 5s, ion Light Infantry’ Ist mortgage 6s, 1404, ‘9, bid,— asked) Washington Light Infantry 2d 7s, 98 bid, — asked. Wi Gas Com- pany, series A, 6s, 128 bid, — asked Wash- ington Gas Company, se-ies’ B, 6s, 129% bid, —asked Wi ton Gas Company Couverti- cl aul Toa Potomac Telephone ist mortgage Ss, *— 103 asked. Capitol and North © street Kalin 6s, 109 bid, oud an s E i = ~ = THE PROMOTION OF CLEPKS ‘The President Directs That an Eifictency Record Ne Kept. ‘The Premcent bas issued the tothe heads of departments: SB: Exsovtive Maxstox, Wastixatox, December 4, 1891. Sm: In my mersage to the first session of the Pifty-first Congress I anid: “I have suggested go the heads of the exece tive departments that they consider whetlere record might not be kept in each bureau of al those clemonte thet are coverod by the terme ‘Taithfulness’ and ‘efficioncy,” anda rating made showing the relative merits of the clerks of each class, this rating to be regarded as © test of merit in making promo:ions.” In some of the departments hes been acted upon, in part ry i now direct that in your department a be atonce dovised and put in ke an efficiency record the clawsified “service with = view to placing promotions whoily apon the basis ef merit. It is intended to make prot ing into effect the stipulations of the-efvll cee vice law in relation te promotion in the ches fied service. To that end the rule te compulsory examination bas been re In my opinion, the examination for promotion of present themselves if not Wholly, peration al of eficiency mace by them during their prev- jousserviec. 1 think the records of efficieney, kept from day to day, should be open to the inspection of the clorka, Very reapociully yours, LMJ. HARRISON, oo SCHMELZ MIGHT BE MANAGER. Possibility of the Western Hustler Having Charge of the Nationals. Negotiations heye been in progress for some time to secure a manager for the National Base Ball Club, At one time there was an ex- cellent prospect of obiaining John Ward from Brook; He intimated his willingness te come, but the deal finally fell through, es bas already been announced in Tae Stam Ef- forts were also made to secure Fouts Brooklyn end Barne from Chi- cago, but their demands were lorger than the Management deemed weriantable. The intest Feport makes Manager Schmelz of Columbus @ possible manager of the Nationals. In fact, a report from the "has been “booked” for Washington that Buckeo- been promised the man- agement, bad been “ridetracked.”” statement can be pronounced untrue. The Ni tioual directory bave givom Duckenberger nota thought. As to seuwelz nothing definite cam be said just now. There is a possibility of his coming here. He ts esteemed highly by the local directory. Nothing ha» yet been decided. mon ened lvfertor Department © The foliowing official changes have been made in the Department of the Interior: Pension oftice—Tromotious:J. Anthony Gard- ner of Virginia and James M. House of New York, clerks, $1.200 to £1,400; Albert 8. Seely of New York, clerk, €1,000 to 1,200; Mies Mary A. Brewer of Mimouri, copyint, 800 to $1,000. Resignation: Charles E. Harris of Penneylve- nia, clork at $1,000. General land office H. Medlaster of Utah —Remgnation: Mrs. Laura, , clerk at £1,290. Promo- . Witte of New Jersey, $1,000 to £1,200; Mrs. Susen V. Fleming of South Carolina, copyist, #900, to clerk, 1.000; Claude L.. Clark oi Missouri, transertier Of Tecorda and plate, at r600 to copyist at €900. caine osctit oy War Department Changes, Wm. G. Walker of Montana, Louis A. Rosnty of North Carolina, Ellis B. Porter of Pennsyl- vaniaand Mark A. Watson of California, ap- Pointed copyists, €900, record and peusion division. im. F. Ragan of Tennessee, promoted from copyuts, £100, to cle: | Fecord and pea- siow division. Hg 1,000, Joseph Hannan of Colifornia, Fecord aud pension division; resg — ~~ Secretary Proctor's Kesignation Accepted. ‘The President today accepted the resignation Of Secretary Proctor, who will take bis seat im the Senate Monday. On Commander-in- hief Palmer's Steff. The com-nander-in-chief, Grand Army of the Republic, has appointed as an aid on his per- sonal staff Mr. B, 7. Janney of the Department of the Potomac ands prominent member of Buruside Post. . so niete Range of the Thermometer. The following were the readings at the office of the weather bureau today: 8a. m., 98;2 p.m, %; maximum, 57; winimuia, 36. MAMAUED 1y Washington, D.C. Lbwiko L. Borie ot = hid., Wo Mise GEOMGLE Meee TINGLE-MELOY. At Avbum, 8. ¥., ; December’, ii, ALK. UtNULGand LILY ke awk : ie DIED. BOURNE. On December 3, L801, et 5S o'clock ” THOMAR.G BUCKET cee ‘unera! from hus late residence, No. 2027 Hillyer Place porthsest, Sunday, Deeniber G at 2oclow pier “5 BRAY: D. The tuneral of th FIELD will tale pace Ea ou Meany, tue ft ints iociekem BEUNINGER On Fries, December 4 3801 Boiock ain, HENRY Fo BLTCN INGER need December €, at 1 o'clock p.m, ve, $a} Wemtnimster erta: ate Mrs. BRAY- ‘Teet Lorth went, > GILDEMIISTER. On Tuesday, December 1, 1801, at Kanker Hil, Hi, MEN GLE MEISTER, am The nine:y —ciglith your of hats age. . OWARD. On Thursday, December 3, 1861, WSO tun, Matt bcsowed wie of Tae Howard and da ‘of John and the late Kile O'Leary. in the torty -fire: year of ber ase. year Funeral from the residence of Ler father. No, Seventeouth strect bortiwest. Monday, at60a.m, Requiem ina IND. RMAUER. E prewirey 20.0, : 2418 ‘Sat St, Matthew's Charch On Friday, December 4, 1801, a 8. LNOLIGMA CEA, in the twenty