Evening Star Newspaper, October 27, 1892, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY AT THE STAk BUILDINGS. VOL Pennsylvania Avenue, corer llth St. by The Evening Star Newspaper Company. S. HL KAUPEMANN, Pres't. Hew York (fice 56 Potter Building. | See Evasive Sran ie wrved to subscribers in the | RY Dy carvers, wees wu account, at 10 ents per the counter, 2 Fo statee oF a m thete Cx iw exes ver By mat whore ip thet ee pero Sram $1.00 per years ‘eshinatom, D.O.. a9 6 G2 AL. mad) aud ecriptions most be paid in advance, Rates of advertiene Star, 20.402. FINAN FINANCIAL — CTAL. Woos & Co. BANKERS, WASHINGTON, D. 0. To partion having {dle funds that ther te any thine we would call tention to our interest rate of 3 per cent per annum on certificates of de- posit, payableon demand. This isa very desirable way to deposit such funda, as Fou may withdraw them at any time without Botice, with interest. ON TIME CERTIFICATES Our rates are as follows, vis Payable tn three months. 4 per cent. ate 5 per cent. “+ ome year, @ percent Interest payable quarterly, semi-annually of annually CALL AND SEE US. Oren 9 30 Close 4:30. Transact « general banking buainess. 1202 F ST. NW. Te You Waxr To become @ stockholder in the aedeatral oot CO-OPERATIVE TOWN COMPANY Aad share is the profitect building a manufactaring and residence city send ) our address to © R McBLAIR, 35 Atlantic building. ELIZANETHTON, tn the Watanze Valley, Tennessee. A snevess(u! new town Te being built by a stock company with Lange capital, Procure: alone by the aale of stock. er Spent in tinprover Last May Directors of The Co-operative Town Company: Hon. JOHN @ CARLISLE, Hon. ISHAM G. HARKIS, Hon. H.C. HANSE Hon. ROBERT P. P Hon. BENJ. BUTTERWORTH, Hon. LOUIS BE. MeCoMa 87 AT. BRITTON Tur Wasurxeros Loss Axo Trest COMPANY, SINTH AND F STS. CAPITAL, #1,000,000. A leva! deroattory ourt and trnst fnnds and weneral tea te reat paid on deposits—larze and @mail at rates fron nt per annum, and | the mame bewins frou deposit, This company hortzed by Coneress to act | weutor, sdministrator, guardiac, receiver and | trosten; a8 fiweal and transfer agent and ae revistrar of eke and bs nda This cow pany offers to execators and trustees of | estates ond to retietine ant sensrokent societion eX ceptions! facilities and advantages for the transaction of their business. The company also has private Doses for rent im its unrivaled safe deposit vaults at Dries from: #3 per year upward. OFFICE HOURS FROM 9 A. M. TO 4:30. ML OFFICERS: B. H. WARNPR, President. INO. JOY EDSON, Vice President. INO. A. SWOPE, 24 Vice President. INO. KR CARMODY, Treasurer. WM. BK. ROBISON, Secretary. ANDREW PARKER, Assistant Secretary. DIRECTORS: Gharles B. Bailey. ea cialis | | Total State of ir WHITNE: SURANG | eccompanving statement of ATE CENT ¢ rem iUms nm ferred and other secriritios Cash in cm ited to credit of company. Surplus. ..02.1° 77: Total abilities, igs. 184 DISBURSEMENTS DURING FIRST SIX MON sd poll re. Unk m.cissions. salaries, taxae and ether cxpenses rok. NkY TUCK, ‘according to the best of their Inf and belief. eRY, of October, 1892. lected y's offic nd depos. try, holders, including eagowments, annuities, disbarsementa.. Secret company: the conditi gempany on the 3th day of June. 1492. 18 correct ani 10,113,241 33 | 5.151.244 3 9134, 184,587 13 | 96,850,470 84 gity and county of New York, sg Vice "Presient, ard CHAS. ofthe NEW YORK LIFE IN: ‘Fmation, knowl- WASHINGTON.. D. y THURSDAY, OCTOB 27, 1892. SPECIAL NOTICES. years. Fermouth. tions, see, lar, auz7 jon of said HARRISON Offers the following Investments to its natrons: Gper cent per annum, payable setni-annually. The fullamount deposited, with interest, may be with- | drawn on thirty days’ notice. Sper cent per annum coupon certificates tesnet | where the deposit is not withdrawn before three 10 per cent per annum where the deposits not with. drawn before five years, Stockholders can borrow $1,000 for the small sum cf8248, having eigut yours to repay it, at rate of $13 Compare this with the expenses of all other assocta- Over $2. 290.650 of stock subscribe’ in Washinzton, city alouefrom November 12, 1890, to August L Our fernres show we offer tha most favorable tarms on loans and deposits, and our securities being thres times the valine of the loan and the loan being repaid monthly makes the security still better each inouth, rendering it impossibie for our patrons to lose a dol- DINGMAN. President. HAVE A LARGE AMOUNT OF TRUST FUNDS \24en Issve OPEN savin, SAVING. made from mont! Conop ment 028-4 4 Geo. A. aginst oe: tos. B. Ww GEO, W. BEN. F. FULLER, for. June #, 104, an Or Srock ED OCTOBER EQUITABLE CO-OPERATIVE | BUILDING ASSOCIATION. THE FQUITABLE {s « purely co-operative x and loaning institation. It money at fair rates of fnterest on long time and monthly installments and pays fair and reliable profite on shares. ‘The 24th inene of stock ts open for sub scription and first payment, which can be the office Ga. m. to $30 p.m. Shares, hiy. Until maturity of shares, fall earnings are paid, 4 per cent interest per annum is guaranteed. LOANING Those whn desire loans to pay for pronerty. pay off mortgages, or for builarne purpowes, should ascertain the terms upon Which money fs loaned by the Eq: Assortatton. Eighty-seven monthly payments of prin- cipal and interest settles s loan in full. Any portion or all of a loan, however, nay be settled at any time by payinw ac- erued interest to erative = Building date of such & Commissions and heavy expenses are avoideu, Fanphiets explaining the advantages and tenefie + the asaoe ation and other twormation rurntahed upon appiication at the offic THOMAS SOMERVILLE, President. A.J. SCHAFHIRT, Vice President. ‘ASILEAR, 2d Vice President. JOHN JOY EDSON, Secretary. 1008 F at. DIRECTORS: JOHN W. SCHAEFER. Office EQUITABLE BUILDING, 1003 F st. OST—4 NOTES MADE BY GRORGE BARRIE TO | Baker, dated Jai 105, zoo alii sine. Fin TIMER. 608 13:0 stn. 21. Ise? au Ail per + will 17TH, of the association daily i. H. TWOMBLY, aud Bonds and all Phone Stock dealt in. American Bel] Telephone Stock bought and sold. 1¥18 which Toan loan on roal estate security at 5 eT GR nent | eu Address: Be ar offices 7 ce WHITS = Comune pe J *O W. CORSON. INO. W. MACARTNEY, Sghecribed and aftrmed, 1 before ype this 2ith day ‘Member N.¥.Stock Ex. Notary Pubite Kings coanty. CORSON & = Certincate tlied in New York county. LOVER BUILDI x Deposit Exchange. "Loans. Collectio: Railroad Stocks and Bonds and all securities listed Railroad, Gas, Insurance and Tele 1892. SPECIAL NOTICES. £0) e150 EED NOT BE “GUNBOATS.” Your shoes need not be ““wunboaty to, and #4 shoes. Broad, medium and narrow Button. Ia § or con- io rene ate le. boos HoovEl s SkiDrk 1247 THE REASON The reason why we know our prices for 7 not ine Is ‘and fact _closely—filling ly and ey.ctently. the same quality of Glass are an low lower, than any others that we ong direct in “tar secure the bottom prices We full every pro se CHAS. E. HODGKIN, when for ten shares be rh) certifies ocla2e mectle Telephone, aud we ODT bee | AL Barber Jawan L. Barbour Theoduire W. Noyes. Was. F. Barker John Ridout, BN. Batehelder, C.8.A. N. Hf. Shea. Charles Baum. Ells Spear John K. Carmody, US.N. Frederick C. Stevens. Jenn M.¢ Sohn A. Swope. Horace S$ Cummings J. 8. S wormatedt. 2. 5. Dertinwton. Goorse Truesdell, Joy Faison. B. H. Warner. Advert F. Fox. AA. Willson, Doves Prose, Loais D. Wine. ©. © Gren SW Woodward. Willian BL Gurley. ALS Worthington. Devostrs, Boxes Axo [xvesrwents, DEPOSITS cP pore pt a have money for which you have mo tee deposit it with us and reert¥> int tt? Do mot allow tt to remain you money Dy tn ves*ine or sh us Suck dep sits con be by check at any tithe without Oneanieaticny soften, amoriations, » be Marry Sted by deposit ng their ou os funds with sat interest. BAPE DEPOSIT BOXES Your private oat aceum a lating, and naturally tne more valu . you a& time adwances Extra care Shs ald be exercised lest you lowe them, N85 safe Deposit Box well cost you about © aud ome-thindcents perday, Not mak, ‘Shen you constder the worry and angiety of = 2 Wl! be re teees ESVEST MENTS The Detentore Bonds tasued by this com- E eb highly recow 2 te comservettive investors. They her inveatnents, requiring tpl pr mise to rest as 2ait AMERICAN SECURITY & TRUST Co. A. T. BRITTON, Presttent MOG a © ro QpiPice oF ay cursareaxy ayp PoToMAc QPCR OT eviunt COMPANY A daliaeeate bor deren POP SON ested ie ise Washinetom. D.C, October i, Tite. 1} ¥ ORDER OF THY BOARD Barth om Diert< of © the Sinton vats ance te toms We TENT. RAWLINGS, Secretary. « A ¥IRE INSURANCE Coton Fr RSURAN f Columbia, orp to the 10th ¢ 1 ber 10. 18 2 ‘cent ob the capital stork’ was delared. paya- Sauter TUESUAY. November 1. eT cramater of stork wis. be closed from ar 7 to Roweuntoe J, > tm days tnelusty Sadie LEM TOWERS, Jr-, Secretary. OTE oms0 BATION AL MANE OF WASHINGTON, Commer Pith and G ste in w. "Capival 200000) cortifiont-and pay interest om time depostts. Taz Nartoxaz Sare Derosrr, SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY Of the District of Columbia, CORNER 15TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE. Chartered by special act of Consress Jan. ,1867,and acts of Oct.,1890 and Feb. 1892 CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS Rete safos from $5 each upward por annum. Silver ware and valuaties taken on deposit. TEN CENTS and upward received on deposit and faterest allowed on sums of not less than $3. Prepares and keeps Wills free of charge—acts as Ex- ecutor, Administrator and Trustee—executes Trusts of all kinds. BENJAMIN P. SNYDER, President. CHARLES ¢ GLOW AMES M. JOHNSTON, second THOMAS K. JONES. Third Vice or. NT, Secretary. Firat Vie. BGs. 1 TL STURTEVA: ‘President Pres. Zonas C. Robbins, |. L. MeQUEEN, ty air prices & EL 13% and B een tere of its ca 1p Parks, ne date of March Mal AoC. a8 been application is made for's duplicate. H parties are warned against dealing in the lost “Expert Handler of Plate Glas," 26 ECTRIC LIGHTING 01 sts., Washington. D.C. y that 1592, anding in th or misiald, and tved by this cuinp i. a8 any indorse.ient appearing upon the same is a forgery. SEYMOUR W. TULL Secrotary and T re OCT. 1, 1802.—WE HAVE office from 1420 F st. to 5 NOTICE: Bei novo ou Fagg sae loess! Ss is warmer for winter and ¢ wou id Gas Fittin “Tele: FURNITUR! 18 THE ALSO AGE: POLL: ‘oc8-Lm W. I. HOPKINS & CO. qe > HAVE YOUR FURNACES, RANGES AND t= LATROBE: tin or ier by competent meclianics before the busy seasoa. No. 1 latruve to heat two roouis, #19. BG. BAUER S Co. 614 9th TO ORDER. ‘our Shirts ma wit made in oler for sumer. We ave one of the best equipped shitt factories in FRED. W. PRATT, GEO. W. FISHER, | Countre. enoploy only thorcuch'y experienced works ELLIS SP! JOB BARNARD, and guarantee perfect-niting siirts, made in the LAWRENCE ( R, MARCUS BAKER, | Eest'possible manner. I otherwise don't keep thet DWAKD & LOTHKOP. Harwaro & Horenrssows E POLISH BEST. NTS FOR BUTCHER'S BOSTON HARD WAX FLOOR SH. ocld-Imi1p FARTHIN' a oer L. Startevant. virew Wylie, si Geotee fi Peat’ Siatthow @.Etaory, | YOUR few Chaties A. Jautos, a . Oe ae i Bamber chinery shaft are DIRE 2. eS Tes onshe: ve cgat ex sawn. ERTS Tia. The wine is developed t rectively, alone the vein end lent body af pay oe. 2 | fac ore will ve Here in youl vers guin, Haaas Fee a FIFTEEN DOLLARS I secure OXE HUNDRED DOLLARS Ip stock of AST Jarwe products of ricl B incline of 50 and 1 and by two le’ a showing inery and t wg fae the mine for oper Of these shares remain is now on the ground, the TORS HOS a Aer NTS. F. FE. ‘. 208, Loan and Trust Wash. Rooy: 68,1 od rast watlding. Week 3 fy b: C. T. Havessen, Member Washington Stock Exchange, ‘& Broker, eal Estate and | Boone Gand 11, Atlantic Building, G0 F st. nw. INVESTMENT SECURITIES, Stocks, Bonds and Grain Louxht and sold for cash or op margin. ‘Cotton bought and sold in New York or New Orleans. CORRESPONDENTS. ‘Lohman Bros, New York Cotton Exchange. leans. Telephone, 45% Line: Sirti y. Manas, Meuter Washington Stock Exchange. LEWIS G. TEWKSBURY & CO., BANKERS AND BROKERS, 1985 F ST., WASHINGTON, D. c., Buy snd sel) for cagh or on margin Stocks, Bonds | 121) P, Ave prjvate wires to Now York and Chicago. lowed on deposite. J-town business a specialty. ous All Local Securities dealt quuiatious all uurkete. ‘Felephone—S45. DLE FUNDS DRAW INTEREST WHEN DEYOS. ‘ 1D HOPE COMPANY. ‘hore trme only, when the price wtil be vanced Good Hope mine is located in Cue Colorado, near the Bassick, Humboldt worth, Ben Eaton apd other ter county, Leaver es alrendy silver-bearin: ation. and buts ‘upeold ‘wivanced and ike production of pay- ortunity to make money wn a WNSEND, Further infurmation chr <WIELIAM=, Masonic 1 INGs, haat DOr Feet ee an excel. Tike ‘upon the re, for the horouaht mu the me tothe THOMAS WILL OF LIMITE! EQUITABLE Ressasre Hovsexervers D MEANS, UNDER THE CHAMPIONSHIP OF OUR CREDIT SYSTEM, ARE PRO- TECTED AGAINST THE INEXORABLE GRASP OF CASH HOUSES, WHICH EXACT THE LAST IN ADVANCE FOR THE COMIPRTS <D CONVENIENCES OF LIFE, EVERY AMERICAN CITIZEN IS BY NATURAL RIGHT ENTITLED. WHETHER YOUR POSSESSIONS BE LARGE @R SMALL WE ASK BUT A SMALL PORTION OF TO WHICH WEEKLY OR MONTHLY SAVINGS IN RETURN FOR THE BEN ERED UPON you, EFACTIONS SHOW- SATISFIED THAT YOUR PROMISES WILL BE FAITHFULLY KEPT. A FEW DOLLARS WILL WORK A WONDER- FUL TRANSFORMATION IN@¥OUR SURROUND- INVOLVING NO EXPENSE, THOUGH YOU ENJOY THEM WHILE PAYING AS YOUR CONVENIENCE MAY SUGGEST. PARLOR, DINING AND BED ROOM FURNITURE, CAKPETS, DRAPERIES AND STOVES. Hovse & Henawaxws ‘ast Axo Crevir Houses, ¥17, OLY, We) AND U3 7TH SE. AND 636 MASS. AVE. N.W. tt i A | Wasanrn & “Sears, Sure Or Toner Suze Ar W ILMARTH DMONSTON" Having J) st received a df-ect iupportation ©f 100 Decorate | Fnlish*Totlet Sets we pro- Lehman, Stern & Co., New Orleans Cotton Exchange. nse to make quick work of them by oner- Lamsou Bros. & Co., Chicago Board of Trade, hoe ean at the, follow formly | Private wires to New Lord, Cuicago and xege RT eae without jar, 3. G. TEWKSBURY, W. B. HIBBS, T2-piece Decorated English Totlet Set, in- eluding sloy-jar, 83. Awong the various colorings and decora- we. You tions there are a number of the new Canton blue co orings that are exceptionally attrac ‘secure a set of these. MONSTON, I ted with Calland get on andes of before Shere. WUobs 280. he . 4: " _SETP% Genera! Banking. vi FAMICY FATE 390, PROTECTED ¥ quence of your ng concert ocl-dun” an Dezrcrovs_ Hower. B.* . wheat, SPECIAL NOTICES. | hl EVERY DAY AT BENNING'S UNTIL y: AN of the \. horses in training will SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29. race at this me¢!88- Steeplechased *"4 Hurdle Races, Grand stand ree 81 LADIES, 50 CENTS. — ‘Trains ieeve 1:00 and 1:30. fTRST RACE AT 2:00 P. M. Objectionable characters excluded. ocl1-16t CLEVELAND AND STEVENSON, HEADQUARTERS OF TH! ADVISORY COMMITTEE OF THE DEMOCRATIC NATION AL. COMMIT NA FOR THE D DISTRICT ¢ NO. 1: is 2¥ COLUMBIA, 3 F STR iT NORTHW! Friends of racy ant citizens who desire the election of ‘the @emocratic candidates for” the Peetiiney and "vice “pre y of the republic.— have entered on the ast month of the cam- Paien. Peruitt the undersigned to remind you, each and all, that while many have generonsly responded tu ‘up: grt of the democratic cause, there are multitudes who undoubtedly desire umph and wenld hail such triumph asa boon to all classes of the people, but who have as yet rendered no id toward ite acginplishment, It is believed th little reflection will convince all such persone that © Preiential cepaten ‘cannot be carried on withont involving a legitimate and heavy burden of expense nd thatit is only just that this burden should be rhe, not by asingie rings, but by all & well-wishers of our. ause. Contributions wil 3¥ st. n w., second floor, or remit cos mayb topim by mail, if preferred, ad- dressed to Lock Box * Contributions may also be made to any of the mem- hers of (he advisory committee, whose watues are DUD lished in the papers of this dats, Keceipts wil be prowptiy faritshed and will be fol- Jowed with acknowledgements of the ‘Monal committee from New York city. MARTIN F. MoRRIR, Chairman of the Advisory Committee of the Demo- cratic National Coimimittee for the District of Co- luubia, ocl:ttr JAMES L. NORRIS, =~ ,THE FOLLOWING GENTLEMEN HAY a been appednted by the Heoublican National Ghintaitegr ag an advisory committes for the Disteict of Coluiay ‘DINER G. HUBBARD, 1328 Connecticut ave. RKEI. 1418 F st. nw, YP, {10} . i, a. HIP, foot of 30th st. Vacttic building. 1, The Jaks, Georgetown, D.C. THOMAS, 1314 12th st. n. w. EERE TL itd Broncvivanta ave. a JOHN W THOMPSON cag Tai ate ae JOHN Jov BDwae 10s Fee LEWIS T. MICHEN Et, Paci AT. BRITTON, 1409 G st. nw. Ata:ueoting eid at the Slorehim on the 20th of September, Te, the Kepub.iean National Comtait- fee wa fully rehresented. An organization wasef- fected by thee ection of— President-Hon GAT DINER G. HUBBARD, ‘Treagirer—§. of BRITT ANK B. NO sirin: to vive faanctal aid to the Re- tae in the pending campaten oo to wither menier of orto the treasiteer, €: re to. aid shoutd a butiding. Slowid forsard hiss the above ad Britton once Fach ription will be duly acknowledged by the Republican National Couulttee from Yorke ty. cr re YE, PROPERTY, amici TO THE ; L~ Bank of Washington is bens remodeled, the hirat story for storm: tie upper Goors will bs. ed as has tor lodies, ke., of for light storage, Parties desiring to rent by applying now can have changes imade to suit. oCkelw A. H. SEMMFS, 602 : en U WANT FINE GROCERIES? Calf and examine our complete and fresh, stock for the fall tra Res fonts = eorertore. it will pay, : ‘aot with te Sedan Nate. H.W. OPFUTT. Bre LTE, OF REMOVAL OF REMAINS "from Ebenezer burial ground, in square 1102, city of Washington, D. C. ‘otice is hereby given’ to all parties tnterested in remains interred in the aforementioned cemetery that the health officer. after ten slays from the date of this publication, will issue to the trustecs of the Fourth Street Methodist Eptscopal Church, permits for the removal of said remains undor the directions of the Commissioners of the District of Columbia for re~ interment in some suitable public cemetery within the said District of Colusmbia,at the expense of Fourth Street Methodist Episcopal’ Church Society of said District. Prior to the exriration of sata ten days permits for the removal of bodies from said burial xround will be issued only to persons claiming relationship interest in the remains whose removal they request. W, J. THOMPSON, . R. W. DUNN, For the Board of Trustees cf Fourth Street M. Church Es 020-104 Bogs 10 NOVELTIES FOE NINETY-THREE, DIAMOND RAMBLER No. 3. Specifications: Frame—True diamond, rixid, all hollow joints lapped and brazed; Iueht zauce steel tubtns of isl sphitualty "Sinploredl Handle’ Bar Dropped. "ate- canis designed to meet the requirements of fast tide ern, Wheel tase—d5 inches, Wheels Both 28 inches indiaweter, tatcent spokes, double putt-ended and tied at the crossincs, ‘ime Special G. J. form combinjeu, Strenetin and, Iehtness, i i "a 3 meu Goar—62 inches. "Weight —Wi % baw, tools, Hart saddle and rubber pedal ripped aid with scorcher saddle an Sie lbs, Ibs. at-trap pedals, DIAMOND RAMBLER No. 4. Similar in desizn to our No. 3, but lightened to 28 Ibs. Weight. “Sample of both now on exhibition. GORMULLY & JEFFERY MFG. co.. 1825 14th at. nw. Bd oe “Washington, DC. < ON AND AFTER OCTOBER 20, 1892, thereat Commutation tickets, entitiing “holders oO Fides, Per, month, xoull over both the tt nevtown ‘renaliytown’ ‘rallway and. the Feoniyion ‘Fville railroad, will be soldat the for’ $3 each hts Kets to" ride sit Georcetown to Bethesda Park and” fron Botieads Park to Georgetown for way. ‘Gooneuneh a ‘Tenallytown Kail TOE Bea President Tena i oet7Am rackville Railroad + ile A CHILDREN'S ‘Suits and Overcoats. 34 oon, EISEMAS BROS. Here for variety. Here for low prices, Her for resabi ity. Herejor protection. EISEMAN BROS., Cor. 7th and E sts. n.w., ol? Manufacturers, Clothiers and Tailors. S™— ives, vivanes. “This t& our weather," And Ihave the Snest stock of fuel. Psa eg ae ag REY yr tt was 3 arecorrect.. Buy how and save advance. ve wn and Company. whoa PAUBYPOVES oy wharves, four F and Gots’ and 2th and’ alee? M REMOV) THE Ki ry at SET et Jig miles trom On the Baltimore In order to obtain nore. SPECIAL NOTICES REPUBLICANS Sart A BOON TO HOUSEWIV! Ever use a Gas Stove? boon to every smokeless — —dirtless. Small, but throws out an immense amount of beat. One touch of the match—in- stant heat. Another touch out. Does « coal stove's work at less expense. with less trouble—uore heat We have a variety of makes and shapes and sev- eral sizes :n each style. ‘Three sizes in the Popa- Jar Asbestos Stoves, ‘Three sizes in the Un- rivaled ‘Sunshine Gas Heating Stoves, are selling at Largest PARKER & ROSS. ian General Harivcare, de COTE AND SES! Nw SOTTERB! 025 > LITHIA WATER OF ¥ Be CRG LATTA, ATER Qe Fret remedy for Indienstion, dyspepsia, kidney, iver and other troubien “Perfect, table water, | Bri Yery moderate, Sauipies suppited adress Tih TSth wt. awe Pelepuone: 10M. oc2O dunt Se PeMOcRaTIO VorERa = All democratic voters of the differentatates can pro- cure orders for railroad tickets at reduced rates by ‘pplying at Room 33, Washington Loan and Trust building, corner 0th andF sts. n. w. JOHN 6. MILLER, ocl@a7t _o 2 ae TED THE SECTIO ‘of thecity or in Washinston, Kelo~ Tama or Columbia Helvlits, a plot of figand that “will” subdisids well’ tato yaiding lots, KOCTOR & PROCTOR, 1 Estate and Insurance, 907 G 0026 IF YOURE GOING TO SCHOOL There are lite as little things you want. A big, fat TABLET" ty alinost.indiepsn- gable.” Mure can you do hatter than tuis— @2i0-pag tablet for '§ cents? The proper ce to bus your Composition Book Notebooks ana other Books is from .C. PURSELL. Stationer, 418 9TH ST. N. W.ne:20-3m, ee THEM QUICK. ich Suitings of exclusive atylea just arrived, owEN, TAILOR, oc5-1m 423 11TH ST. Fe, FRANK M LEWIS Wists TO AN- BN ance to Mm frtende and former patrons that On and after the @4tu instant he will be with 8. DESO, Manutacturing Jeweler, 625-5. 1013 Fist. IN EVERY HOME THESE FIRST DAYS f winter, when summer has loosened tte bold the question of whut sort of ICE to use te one of Utmost importance. Hygienic Toe Is made of pure shrine water. this water being of '» quailty surpassed by no other in the District of Columtls. In order to fecntre clearnens of the ice the water ts distilled wad then filtered.” This serves to absolutely 1 Rotect thows Who use Hystenic Tee from the dangers. to health Which attond the use of fee which is impure or whose orizip 's uncertain, as no unbealthini germs can stand both extremes of the heat of distillation and of freezingcold. “The management invite the fullest in- spection of every promos in every Dart of its works by intellivent, fair-minded people. assured that there- after Hyvienic Ice will be preferred to any other for every Lome purpose. esare no higher than for other ice, A call by postal or by telephone (No, 44) WHI be auickly responded to” Ottice No. 419 th, st. nw. oct rc" ‘AT ROOMS WITH e Heater.” Price, $1.50. Efficient, clean, ical and conventent: CM. KEMP, 10] & Fi #t., Balto, and WOODWARD & LUTHROP, 10th, 1th and F ss), Washington, oczae St Bren 'OU Ca¥ ENsoy A inodern machine bufit on modern principles. Nothing old-fashioned about it, A great improvement on all others, Adapted to every class of work, Such is the SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER. HENKY A. CLARKE & SON, Gen. Acts. Thrifty menar- buying their winter supr Conl nore, retore the prices ud jeety Weather arrives, saving ton and c:nsiderable inconvenienc Wish to economize? ARTHUR B. SMITH. Main Yard. 4th and Its. nie. Branch, Caywood's, Oth and X. Y.ave. _230-3m PRINTED COR- gq=> WAS “THAT BRIEF Bes reiye Wan trurnithed i cesta pans ;ONOMIZ) 50, copiest If not let me hava. yor one. *"Promptneas, Accuracy and Punctua guaranteed. BYRON 8. ADAMS, Printer, __ Telephone 930. for24] 512 Lith st. new, Be SES MIGGINSON AND “MODISTE! Formerly of St. Rose's Industrial School, have opened Fou a 1012 F ST., Hs oc24-lw* posite Boston House, youcinnot Judge of qual- . Ocher dediers are telling ir clothes are, We prefer to dwell on the goodness of onre. We put into them the utmost vajue fora moderate price and invite your custom with, the purpose of reaining it. A first-clasa it OF Overcoat $15 to #30, some lower and but thacis the practical Limit ways of what O0in every 100 men want. GEORGE SPRANSY, 434 7th street. SALE—HORSE BL ‘LAP ROBES. ts for at LADIES, ‘You sould see the New Confectionery tore of Mons. Pinots. Tt igan exact repro: duction of the Anest confectionery establish ment iu Paris.” We inanutacture a large assorte porns, of Mand.nade"Gomtections. anda [eader Swe are sling 20 varieties of Preach reauns at 25 cents, PROEOTOS 7 at. oc17-1m_ NO" DR. LIGHTHILL DEVOTES HIS EX- elusive attention to the cure of Catarrh, Asthma, Deafness, Throat Affections, Bronchitis and Consump- tion. Office 1411 K st. n.w. Hours from 8 to12 and 4 toG. DR. 1,8 STONE HAS REMOVED BIS Be Shes io Ise Be ne ocd-lan* ool2-Lin —s DRESS SUITS FOR HIRE. 5 RN) 06 Mth t Baw. DR. NICHOLSON HAS RETURNED AND 12; 3to6 Practice. Offlce hours, 9to sto om Bee® © DENTAL asox, Cor. 7th and Dn.w. ‘The leading dental organization of America, eom- osed exclusively of expert specialists. 26-3, VERY BEST TEETH (fall set). »-vd oc21_ Crown and Bridge Work a specialty. MBLY. K OF Lor ewe 57 « THE ; +» TFNNES*! —— MISSION ARY —e TIT SUSE yuk lige twathance compasy, Forury ( Sse nemnesating henneneee Amoctation ana | BO ehh ana Geis wien’ entiat one und 348 Boadway. New Yor mite of the nate are Sa 8pm. Asana ty Bee RIDAY. Oss, ( x CU710G st new. on THURSDAY, te She m_Adarces by Be! cof 1° Wm the 30th day of BUILDING, LOAN a ‘ASSO- \ irets yonder of Coimaitee ie at MASONIC. . Se TAL_ COMMUNICA. Copttal stock... SPIf/TUALISM. —Mis8 MAGGIE GAULE = be eld at Masonic fe on 1DAY ay X08. 908 TO 914 G ST. N. W., of Saltinore, the wonderfully gifted test | October So 18s, jock pin Work. MBL Hm an mii Teer wieainarea seed ooeZEEA igi ties forbrigtent | Geen, By Grr : : + = . Ra og » IN. D. C., inws at olumida,”” 71 a: W , we fonn's it ——s Samet fall, 7a)oth st. uw.,'every FRIDAY nigut — = MISSION HAT £090 PA AVE —10 YOUNG B froin, Kausawen route to Africa ae ois sonartes will be at the mimein aul conduct ibe service QU FRIDAY EVENING, 7 iQo'ciock. A. very iuter sting occasion im anticipa! ii 1y"sor- Siege Goenage *Aetetbated cud”the publ” eee mei SS i ante | WHARTON of Ra fabgect "A. PICNIC TN PALESTINE AT bh EIBSS BAPTIST CHURCH, and O Strests Sortie FRIDAY EVENING, Ovoler SN Unes Bevett of the Ladica Aid Amora EPUBLICAN ASSOOIA- aw, ad Pom, T.|D. BOND, President. THE MARYLAND Di TIC CLUB Se of the. District of Cal's meet TO" AT at Elke “Hall. doe Pa wat 7-30 ‘ave. o'clock. Al} good demscrats invited to help ihe wood cause, CHAS. C. LANCASTER, Presi C“DAVIS, Secreta: Be NONPAY, OCTOBER a1 “LADIES < ‘Memen and Chil yin ed fo Join MLLe, oS FRENCH SSES ‘orming a z F WASHINGTON, D.C. OCTOBTR = 1802.—The firni, of MoMahon & Seite is this Tay dissolved, Mr. John W. MeMal douse out the interest of Mr. Seftz and berominu re syopmbletor al debts acatnst wait Arun, will contigs yustness of wall papers: picture frames, wii iow shades, €or, at the oldtan t {004 lathes ‘ Collect and ‘recede. fort bills @ue said firm: and | garnestly requests that tle coutinue! patronae of his friends ‘ahd. the general public may tee extended Be. TOUS We Moe Ercrato, “Very ‘respectfully Riki, eS aq Tit FIM OF ROBERT TL. WRENN and ©. W. Sommervilie, trading as Robert . Wrenn, drugicist, &.w. cor. goth and O ste n dissolved om Gctober 1, 1802. by prepared to pay same on or be: a az NOBERT 1. WRENN _oe27-008t* OW. SOMMERVILLE. OW WINTER OVERCOAT xs Wo wilt make you as Dunds", (rom €20 io Rersey, Meltour, Desyereand Chin: htiias, Deacons” 3 De BURNS & CO. 008 Bth st LAWYERS KNOW 1 t. thé place to have their Briefs printed cor- rectly, promptly aud at reasonable rates 1s at office of! McGILL & WALLACE, Law Printern, 107 Est. tw oe27-tr_ Nothing too lange oF too small for us to print. rc" ©. MERTZS Tailoring Shop. Now be candid with yourself, 414 sou ever see the equal of oat twenty-five-doilar-made-measure auitet When we say equal we mean the cut, the workmanahip— in other words, the-cet-up-and- ge? of the garments. W! can You Recure the c “Merta® tome to your garments #0 much appreciated by dressers of taste. 514 Eleventh _0087-tf Street. - POWER OF “MIND OVER MATTFR™ ~ Thery fs no better exem the power ot d over n Manufacture of our Old Stork Medicinal Port. ‘The natural rave is made i which aga strengihenor of the human eyetein andacure for malaria and similar com*aints is simply unequaled. Try a quart at 7> gallon’ at s2.50" "You ought ty tax Hinking water, too—such as our femous"Ton- ica Springs, “at $2.2 per dozen quarts. TO-KALON WIN! PANY, lg 14th st ow. loct7]""__ Telephone, 998. FOR WEAR AFTER SIX P. M. fen are fast realizing that it is both economy, and good taste to own their Dress Suit. [tis certainly bad taste to rent one and yon cannot fet any xatirfaction out of a rented suit. ‘We make to your measures Full Dress Suit Of the finest cloth, perfect fitting ant of the richest and tastiest finish for $50. Much less than other first-class ta'lors charge. G. WARFIELD SIMPSON, Tatior, Corner 12th ond sta, nw, 027 TO QUICKEN OOR GROWTH ~ Yes no wonder that we are having snc’ arnn on these $25 Suitings. “They are worth half much acain—that's what other tallors wo ask forthem. |W Proft—to quicken o Excellent line of #: J. FRED GATCHEL Cate a7 12th st. n.w. mm" PRI Donot erroneously suppose that because we have moved from 11th street to "the avenue” that we have “moved up our prices accord ‘same reasonable prices charted ® sand" for FINE, HIGH-CLASS TAILOMING will be maintained at our new Extablishinent. If vow appreciate garments ent properly, made thoroughly and tinished exquisitely leave your order with ws. SNYDER & WOOD, 111 PENN. AVE (Barreold'stand.”) 027 qa> BEWARE OF FIRE—WINTER 1S COMING and with it danggr of fire. Insure your houses, furniture, stocks, horses, wacins, kes i the old reliable German American’ Insuraive Co: of New York. S.J. BLOCK. 615 F st. w., 0e87- It Keal Estate and Insurance —_ PENSION ATTORNEYS— Bes ine attention i ealed to the Pension At- Gu 520 pp., bound in sheep and cloth, ‘SU and $3. | Euibraces all the decisions and lease call and exansne. JOHN'FSHEIRY, 2e-1St Publisher, 624 D nw, core <> ABOUT THE EDISON PHONOGRAPH. N. B.—The Phonoovaphs sold by us egy be acd tn amy alae va : Mr. W! JEN DE! n ene E OF LocaTH mninent ECB PHONOGKKPH CO... (27 F stenographer D.EASTON, Pres. RK. F. CROMELIN, § NONE TOO FAT NOR TOO LEAN. ‘No man is too fat oF too lean to be outside the Siting Limits off our Be. “Tnvinetble” Shirt, Made in 8 neck sizes and different lengths o sleeves to each size, making a total of 40 differ- entsizes. It will St you «if made to your SR ee Fer " a? 8. B. ELLERY & JOS. H IRELAND, nagers Branch Balto. Shirt Factory oc27_S31 Oth st, n.w., near N. ¥. ave. Junction, IT 18 AN ABSOLUTE FACT. ‘Men of taste—men who k now and appre- ciate tine custom-made garments—go to Keen's for their clothes. Keen has the largest stock. ‘Keen has the largest force. Keen has the most skilled tailors, ‘Keen has the newest ideas. ‘Keen does the finest work. Keen's prices are not bigh—simply consis- tent with the character of his work. KEEN, ISi2 F st. n.0w. SENSIBLE TAILORING TALE. in true Fear cup. wge a better ue ‘tis true. You can tiny a better Foady-made for $20 and #25 than sny tailor can posstbly make you at these prices. The worl Yinported cloths and hich- clase trimomitngs we put in our cheapest sult cost, ‘Wholesale. We do tail fo ‘old way,” which ts cheaper—in the chi 5 end—than \eapest. ona S10 up. WB. 985 Pa. ave. e027 — FRIENDS, THE READING PUBLIC, Sete eee ‘pow be | j here m havine | WO CENTS | Washington News and Gossip, | etn oe ibhenabeannaen, | accornTants AMISEMENTS. ATTORNEYS. AUCTION SALES. BOARDING BOOKS AND STATIONERY. BUSINESS CHANC crry ITEMS ae | COUNTRY REAL ESTATI DPATHS 8 a 5 3 DENTISTR' | ATIONAT. 7 EXCURSIONS, s FINANCTAT. 1 FOR RENT (F 2] FOR RENT (Hulls, FOR RENT (Moo), FOR FOR RENT (Houses) | ForReNr cs | FOR RENT (Stables) | POR RENT (wt POR SALE (Bteyclea).......... FORSALE (Horsysaal Vout FOR SALE (Houses). | FOR SALE (Lots) FORSALE (Miscellan | FOR SALE (Pianos)... | HEALTH RESORTS. | HOTELS... LADIES’ GOODS. LOCAL MENTION. LOST AND FOU: | MARRIAGES, | MANIcUL | MEpIcaL 2] MISCELLANFOTS, | MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN Pare NEW PUBLICATIONS Pose NOTARIES PUBLIC. OCFAN STRAMERS. | OFFICIAL NOTICES | POTOMAC RIVER BoATS. | PIANOS AND ORGANS. PERSONAL... | PROFESSIONAL. PROPOSALS, ROADS CIAL NOTICE: STEAM CARPET CL STORAGE. a CBUREAN PROP! UNDERTAKELS. WANTED (Hol WANTED (Lots) WANTED (Houses). WANTED (Rooms). WANTED (Situations WAD LED (Miscal lane Govenxment Recriprs Topar.—Internal rev- enue, $656,563; customs, $755,345. Asststaxt Secnerany CHANDLER of the Inte- ior Department left yesterday for his home in Kansas, where he will remain until after the elections, Perrrrrrrt tert. en e 3 Deranturxts to Be Ciosep Usnie 1 O’crock.—Government employes will not be required tobe st the departments tomorrow Until 1 o'clock out of respect for the memory of Mrs, Harrison, Department business was sus- pended today from 10 to 12. Persoxat.—Bishop B. L. Brewer of Mon- tana, C. L. Staats of Boston, E. H. Ackley and Thos. 8. Holmes of New York and Alfred P. Morris of Philadelphia are at Willard’s.— M. M. Tripp of Beaufort, S. C., W. W. Chure- hill of New York and J. M. McDowell of Media, Pa. are at the Randall.—wN. F. Barrett of New York, E. A. Lord of Philadel- phia, Chas, H. Thompkins of the army, Russell yman of Allegheny and Rev. Stephen H. Green of St, Louis are at the Ebbitt_—s. C. Austin of New York and W. F. Robe- son of Pittsburg are at the Riggs. —Thomas J. Smith of Pennsylvania and Warner E. L. Ward of Newburg, N.Y.,are at the Fredonia — Whitelaw Reid ‘of New York, C. W. Tyson of New York, J. Augustus Stanwood of ‘Brook- lyn and George W. Boyd of Philadelphia are at the Normandie.—A. E. Jordan of South Carolina, M. L. Hojmel of New York and N. Lincoln ‘of Boston are at the Metro- olitan.—Charles McDonald of Covi . George Dunn of Virginia aud Chas. Logansport, Ind.. are at the National.—A. S. Pease of Hartford, A. Zinn of Milwaukee and D. B. Dolf of Louisville are at the St. James. ——James L. Norris and wife and J. Harrison Johnson of this city are registered at the Fifth Avenue Hotel in New York. PAYMASTER SULLIVAN, He Gives Utterance to Some Highly Anti- American Sentiments. THE MATTER REPORTED TO THE STATE DEPART- MENT BY THE U. 8. CONSUL aT VICTORIA—THE OFFICER TO BE BROUGHT TO TASK BY HIS SUPERIORS, Officials of the State Department are said to be in a state of mind because a staff officer of the navy has recently given utterance to anti- American sentiments about the Bering sea con- troversy. ‘The offender is Mr. John Clyde Sullivan, pay- master, who went to Bering sea in the Mohican. Recently, in Seattle, Washington, he is alleged to have used in an interview in the Seattle Post- Intelligencer the following words: “We haven't the shadow of a right to declare Bering sea a closed sea, and we will be knocked out entirely by the international commission, I bave read everything I could get my hands on upon the subject, and am something of a la-ryer as well as a sailor, and I believe Blaine’s contention is all wrong, and the United States will have to y doubie for the work we have been doing in ring sea.” DOMINION JOURNALS PLEASED. This statement was immediately taken up by the dominion papers and quoted with gusto. The Victoria (B. ©.) Colonist reproduced the statement and commented upon it as follows: “Lieut. Sullivan, being @ thoughtful and well- informed American citizen, can see that if the coast, and, indeed, everywhere else, must’ be unsound, for they are in direct opposition, Americans claim the right to tcaverse the high seas in every of the world, no matter who may own coast.’ And when their right, limited by their own treaties, is questioned ‘they bluster and threaten. It is ridiculous to sup- pose that Bering sea is an exception to every otber sea in the known an attempt were made to treat icans in the Mediterranean, in bay, in the Gulf of St.’ Lawrence, in any other large body of water, not [~ land-locked, as the Americans treat in that part of the Pacific ocean which has been arbitrarily named Bering sea, there would be a tremendous row and the Americans would be perfectly justified in kicking it uj all in their bearte that | of excessive taxation, extortion bs | privileges of the AVILLAGE MASSACRED Tomochnie, Mexico, Exterminated by The Troops. BESIUCNTS REFUSED 10 PAY TAXES Revolt of Prisoners at the Boston House of Correction. AILANTS. ASS LAGE WIPED OUT, DR. HILL A MEXICAN habitants Kefused to Pay the Taxes and They Were Exterminated. Paso, Tex., Oct. 27. News reached here B last evening of the total destruction of a whole town and ite people in western Chibusbua, Mexico, amd of the killing of about 300 federal troops The dispatches have told the story of the re Ligious fanaticism ‘hat ha prevailed in the town of Tomochnie, iu the mountains, about 300 miles west ty of Chihuahua, Fed- eral troops have been sent oot there twice to compel submission to the authorities, but each time the troops have been worsted. "The third time a full regiment was sent out der which was considered @ competent of- ficer, andaccompamed by two gatling guns, The result of the battle which was fought lat Sa! was the total annibuation of the re md the killing of m ‘800 fedora soldiers sent to uphold the authorities. e FIRST REPORTS CONFIRAED. The news of the annihilation of the Tomoch- niens, who are nearly pure Azteos, received last evening te more circumstantial than first indie 1 Tomochie is «ituated on the direct road Tro and Jesus Maria, in the mountains of tern Chibunhua, Mexico, and has beem in open rebellion against the etate and federal governments for more tha Year on account government ences in their Oficina and goverumeut interfe Teligions belief. Two months ago the government sent the one hundred and tenth battalion, in command i, to make the people pay the red of them and accept government appointed to take charge orto kill m. This alternative was openly cers in Chihuahua before the troops started for the town, and when the Tomochniens heard of it they desided to it out, as they knew that even should they re- ceive the soldiers peaceably they would be shot ters made their descent on the officials every one of d boasted of by oft | on the slightest provocation When the se village they were met and driven off with twenty-two officers and fourteen men killed | and two officers and forty-five men taken prie- oners. ‘The prisoners were confined on top of the Adobe Church. Gen, Ranjel was the only officer who escaped. When ‘he news of this affair reached the ears of President Diaz he decided to annthilate the village and when the people were notified they answered: “God is with us and we will not be taken.” TRE MASSACRE OF THE VILLAGERS. Soldiers left Chihuahua two weeks ago an formed a janction with others from Pinos Altos and Guerrero to the number of 1.200 and last Monday an attack was mage on all sides. The ‘omochniens, who only numbered thirty: eight, with their families took in the church and awaited the atteck that took place at about 10 o'clock. The attack was made on all sides and the slaughter was terrible. Atdosk the soldiers gained an en- trance tothe church and a terrible hand-to- hand fight took place und the soldiers com- pleted the massacre with 368 of their number Killed and many wounded. The village the next day ted a terrible view. ‘The streets of the little village to the church were filled with bodies blood seemed to have flowed in torrents, Not @ man of the Tomochniens was left. except those who happened to be out in the mountains, but the government hed paid dearly for its victory. The ne wore some time ago a very wealthy people, but lack of rain and’ failure of their crops bed brought them to poverty and they were unable to exist under the extortion of the government. and its petty officials and were brought near to starvation. They were very hospitable and several weeks ago when several parties of Americans passed througit from Guerrero to Chibuapua they were treated kindly and well cared ior, thongh the government ‘ob- jected to their going. saying Tomochuiens were bandits. The feeling against the gov- ernment is very strong and the incident bas been called the second Alamo, which will bring a light and liberty to the Mexican people as to thore of Texas. ISON GUARDS, Revolt Among the Inmates of the Massachu- setts House of Correction. Bostox, Oct. 27.—A serious outbreak oo- curred at the house of correction about 9 _— Pr ATTACKED TH o'clock this morning. One officer and one prisoner = were. = sbadly but not seriously injured. The trouble arose from four prisoners being denied the rd. This caused much feel- ng among the other prisoners, 500 of whom re- volted and refused to go towork and with shears, chairs, flatirons and all the other arti- cles belonging to a tailor shop seriously ae eaulted the officers in charge. tf me The men who were refu the vard are the men who Pa inet July and were soon recaptured, since when they have been kept in close confinement. This caused much sympathy among the other ers, one of whom became unruly atiacked ith a tailor's goose an officer who attempted to take him from « work- shop, striking him on the head. ‘most stunned the officer grappled with bis assailant and both fell to the floor. Other convicts joined in the attack on the officer, The noise of the struggle brought out other officers to the scene, the trouble was quelled and the unraly oud three others were locked up. ‘At this about seventy- five other prisoners refused to go to work un- less the four men were released, but were in- duced by Warden Whitton to work until they could see one of the commissioners. ‘This morning four more ringleaders of yes terday's riot were locked up and the 500 pris ners were marched out to the The men in several shops again rose in revolt and armed with everything they could pick up attacked the officers. The were quickly summoned and 175 men who bad been foremost in the Inst riot were locked up in their cells after something of a tussle. At this hour 300 of the prisoners are in the shops, the others are locked up and no ther trouble is expected. The commissioners of public institutions are at the house and will investigate into the cause of the revolt. inate DE. HILL'S ASSAILANTS. H ie efit itt i i ? q 4