Evening Star Newspaper, November 7, 1892, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUX AT THE STAR BUILDINGS. 61 ‘Avenue, corner 11th St. by The Evening Star Newspaper Compeny, & H.KAUFFMANN, Pres't Bew York Office, Potter Bzflting, Dar cents per month. 5 S748 81.00 per gear: co at Ws D.O., St the Post Office st Washington, - (2 AU mall subscriptions must be paid in advance | Rates of advertising made }nown on application FINANCIAL Vou 81, No. 20.411. TWO CENTS. FINANCIAL. SPECIAL NOTICES, SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES Have A Base Accousr. Just as “laroe cats from ittle acorns Grow" eo will your small sivings eventually Becomes large bank account A beginning { all that ty necessary, xs the smallest Smount in tteelf isan incentive to further savings and wil! make you ambitious to at- tal riches. If you donot become rich or ‘well to do. it i» yourown fenlt. and inert judiciously t# the only shiek man can Decome rich—except ‘Why not begin now an4 deposit your savings with this company? We will be glad to open an sccount with you. and pay you interest, Such deposits are always subject to eReck. ‘STORAGE This company bas unrivalel facilities for the storage of household effects. silrer- ware, peintings. rare bric-a-brae pianos, ‘Be. The large imilding Just added to our storage warehouse gives us alzocst double our former space Ifyou have anything which you wish to store, write us and we will pack, move and store it for you st «nominal sum, re Viewing you of all anzisty as to its safety. ae. Only “expert” bendlers employe. AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST CO. A. T. BRITTON, President BANKING HOUSE, 1405 6 ST N.W. STORAGE WAREHOUSE, 1140 15TH ST. N.W packers, movers and at QIMEANNCAL sTaTEMENT Of the » LIEF INSURANCE COMPANY OF DAL TiMone. Jaly 1, 1892, MARYLA Made tm accordance with act of Congress approved ‘Sul 20. 186 CAPITAL STOCK. Amount of capttal tick = €100,000 00 | cg conp noma emelne mm Baltimore tty stock sud dame owned by ti or value #885, 72). market Sus om bond am) morteem> Fen: Dowary loabe ob eollateral we urit y Leaps om exfeting policies = «ol Gash in banks and on Fremium notes apd loaus on yolicles th force. crue} inter-et and dividends (about) “ 91. 509,039 33 | LIABILITIES. Lenses reported. but ry avert 23.081 OR Matured sudo wuienis and Tas me 2.40005 2 policy he = os 5,000 00 373.00 ia 08 5.090 00 w0 yore poltey Loiders.. Feeeua! over capital (estimated) 3 DekiNG Six b- iiee END! SEI a amount paid to other compant-s for reinsurance interest received. 22,918 6G NG JUNE | 24. 194 MONTHS ‘Amount received frou City of Baltimore, ss subscribed before me this 4th day f- 1B FELIX R. SULLIVAN. Notary Public be <4 7 A New Cortox Mux WITH 4 PAID-IN CAPITAL OF ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLAES, GIVING EMPLOYMENT TO 150 PERSONS. ‘This, im addition to other industries already noted, treated a boon in real estate at ELIZABETHTON. ‘With sales of real estate increasing, manufactories Uoeating and prosperity unbounded in the Watauxs ‘Waley. stock in the CO-OPERATIVE TOWN COMPANY upon the market. $1 share per month for forty ‘Months fe the cost of this stock The bolder of 10 shares of this atock will, with com tinaed prosperity. ina few years be weil to do. BOO per cent profit ie not to Baslly whem this enterprise is f For particular much to ¢ 1y developed. t an- ©. R. MeBLAIR. Ages 35 Atlantic building. Ofice hours $3 to 5 W. 2 Wooos « Co, BANKERS, WASHINGTON, D. c. idle funds that ther F time we would call Seecial attention to our interest rate of 3” Percent per annum on certificates of de Postt, parsbieon demand This iss very Gestrable way to deposit such funds, as you Bay Withdraw them at any time without Botice, with interest. ON TIME CERTIFICATES Our rates are as follows, vit Payable in three months, 4 percent. 7 ae Sper cent “one year, 6 per cent. Interest payable quarteriy, semi-annually er eppunliy, a9 desired CALL AND SEE US. Open 9 30 Close 4:30. ‘Transact « general banking busines. 2202 F ST. Nw. BAVEALARGE AMOUNT OF TRUST FUNDS Biel iicna fap om tent gist eecurny at 5 per ‘Address 3. B.. Star oitice, oot fr C. T. Havessre Member Washington Stock Fxchange. Real Estate and Stock Broker. Rooms 9 and Li. Atlantic Building, wo Ft aw 7 INVESTMENT SECURITIES. Mocks, Bonds and Grain bourbt and sold for cash or meres. Meuron boaght and sold tu Xow York or Now Orleans, CORRESPONDENTS. Bache & Co.. New York Stock Exchange. ‘Bros... New York Cotton Exchange. Do Yor Wasr To Save ming MATURITY VALUE IN 102 MONTHS, $200. 2: only 81.15 per 1 The weather is likely to be ); probe- SS Be seared ahora northwest. A CERTAIN AMOUNT EACH MONTH? IF PE hg YOU DO, SUBSCRIBE FOR SHARES IN Ng ep i mucl THE FIDELITY BUILDING, LOAN AND the crusade arainat high prices for tome INVESTMENT ASSOCIATION, 903-914 @ ber and shail continue tolead. - Kilp-eried Pine Flooring, ST. XW. EF Prey. allohe width, $2.80 per ‘ai. feet, DUES, #1 PER MONTH ON EACH SHARE. Tan nial © monies £90,000 LOANED TO SHAREHOLDERS UP TO DATE. STOCK SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS OPEN ALL THE TIME. nd __ HARRISON DINGMAN, Prostaent uSte 110) RT. New Beuprso Assoctarios. Das MA BRADBURY PIANO are feet, HAVE YOU MONEY TO INVEST? PUR- BN ioe CViing onty #1 per CHASE AN 8 PER CENT PER ANNUM COU- East Washi trons can PON CERTIFICATE TO RUN FOR 3 YEARS. Spe gee comer 21m WE PAY 6 PER CENT PER ANNUMON SPECIAL DEPOSITS OF #5 OR MORE. | pipoey. Dsluter & Miller CAN BE WITHDRAWN ANY TIME ON 30 Cor. 6th and N. ¥. ave. nw. DAYS NOTICE. Cor. Lith and O sts. s.¢. xd MONEY LOANED TO SHAREHOLDERS — FACTS FOR COLD WEATHER. ONLY. CAN BE REPAID AT THE RATE OF 1eSpalts searce, but we shall 13 PER MONTH ON EACH $1,000 BOR- look out for our own cr 3 ROWED. uhaly Se" hichetewtsiats Sot COMPARE OUR TERMS WITH THOSE OF “Canis helbtns, ace ee ANY OTHER ASSOCIATION. full weight and measure,” and our suc- cons proves the wisdom of our methods, fad of first-class fae), BALDWIN JOHNSON, SILA st nie. 510-456 sts. w. MANUFACTURER OF THE I can offer you spectal. tnd: ts should The frst monthiy-mecting of the MUTUAL | 308 Tish to Darchase a hig! grads plano 308 SERIAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION will be beldat | siome'charwed by abents and deslors ug tinct’ SE Dominic's Hall Oth and F ts aw., MONDAS, | From ref Nandes hovestra charse ior naturel November 00 3D pa cweatn ‘Woods: ali pianos sold on 810 monthly install- s TRS Tun gt #200 inde be adanced op. enh share | Tents; ne inisress ¥. 0. SMITH, or An niditional paytuent of $1 pet 10 ‘31.000 tay be Ubtained for a monthly pa oo it of atu Incerese st the rate ‘of "por eoaeatloned oa withdrawal. and settlements The same rate of inter- est will be paid op sums of $100 or more paid tn ad- Tosccommodate pervons who cannot aitend the meeting the treasurer will recelve dues at the of Fee ree. 1506 F st. n.., from 8 o'clock 8m. Wetclock pia delt ‘Subscript ing for stock willbe racetved and tnforma- SERIAL Secretary and T: 428 Ks) nw And FILLMORE BEALL, Attorney, spec ¥. along the vein and showing an exc optician. Your bomber of these shares remain unsold. The ma- chinery is now on the eround, the repairs to the shaft are well advanced aud the production of pay- jue ore will soon commence. AU fitted ‘stock may be subscribed for Black Zylonite eyeglasses... ith the finest periscopte lenses. ‘ASSOCIATION. (NEW 30TH ISSUE.) , << e SAVINGS AND BUILDING ‘The hooks for subscription to stock in the NEW 80TH ISSUE are now open at the off of the SAVINGS AND BUILDING ASSOCIATION, tage farm bed be Kellogg Building, 1416 F st. n. w. TULPAS, BURT T, President, 203.700 a aw. SHARES #1.00 EACI. Fs DEMMOBS. Secromury TGF athat No back duce. Six per cent Interest enarantesd on GEO. K PETTY, Treasurer, 1200 Fst stock withdrawn and on loans settled. Four per cent 3 ‘And the following directors: fnterost paid on deposits in udditicn fo the Oper cent JOBN B. BRADY, ore PERSONS, on stock. The 20h issue was the largest in the his “1012 Bests. w. eee) Fist. aw, | tory of the Association. Matured stock was credited fee y conpEtAERt "| with T1 percent interest, yest aw. | The revular monthly meeting of the “Bertal” will Pp suv be held at iflice in the Kellogg building, 1416 F S 323 Dat. aw. | BW, WEDNESDAY, Oth Instant, at 8 o'clock | ad RORERT McDONALD? OS™ | remo. at which time the new 30th issue will beudn, but | lay at the office of the st nw. faaurer, 1415 © ares : Benda bulging, | eet ony ee RUT BEEE. Prestiont, 315 |v. 0. v1x0N, Vice Prestaant, 11 SO ® FIFTEES DOLLARS bad te mn ag ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS 5 5 DIRECTORS: In stock of the first issue of the RO Bh. PAs yo cus ive MISTSE COMERS, BRO Wriixon, — Gias, Cr iAue, For a short time oniy, when the price'wilt be | OS. SIRMIN 1. 5 GEO “eve fat BS NO. . Secretary and Treasurer, fs Good Hope mine ts located inCuster county, | _BL0t _Kelloge balding, 1410 Fst. nw. caloradse’ neat the Barsicks Hamvolne Leaves: WOODWARD & LOTHROPS OPTICAL worth, Ben Eaton and other iaines aiteady famous | <> Fer'hcie laren reduc of rich aver beariae one DEPARTMENT feet fect and by two levelsof 50 ant 1O0feet re. | Is under the direction of an experienced oculist's eyes tested auda pair of Solid Gold Jent bedy of payore. The Company has placed ini har cen ee uate ap eeina | Bbeteclencr Eyeniaes me eat ae Le Erice of 15 conte nt ge oe “— =< eames een : “HIGHEST TYPE" 18 TAILORING. If you would choose from the largest snd handsomest variety of fabrics in this clty— if yon wonld have the newest and best styles—tf you would have the highest class of workmanship—if you would have a per- fect fit and if you would have the highest typeof American skill in fine tailoring and are willing to pay what it is worth—go | to Keen's. Such talloring cannot be had for a‘tsong.” ‘The best is cheapest in the end. BEEN, 1312 F st. nw. 2S DONT WANT TO GET RICH QUICK. We are not asking $30 and $35 for theag fultings because we can sell then at €25 and still make a small proft. We are not trying to get rich quick, hence we are asking Dut a little ‘more than the cost of materials and work. See our line of Trouserinys from 8 up. 3, FRED GATCHEL (late of Keen's), 408 12th st. n.w.. one door above the “avenue.” 7, EBT NW YES, Sin; THEY are first-class Printers. I have always min had my briefs apd other printing done at @ hurry the office of McGILL & WALLACE. “You ‘Come ca stad 1 10.08. order with them, nn’ PY leaving your _Nothing too larce or too emall for us to print._n5 r=": ELMER SOTHORON HAS REMOVED B.w, to 1921 Tat, n, era tod cea * oftice houre m,1t9 2 prin. j Sunday 12:3) to 2:30and 5 to 7-90 p.m. 0bs THE AOME STEAM LAUNDRY HAS RE- moyed to 1306 F st. n.w. (the Merrick building), where they will be plensed to ses their cus. tomers. ,, Quarters; better facilities: work. “Collars, 2c. ;Cuffa, 40. ; Shirts, 10c. ; Curtains | .Db1w* = ea = ELECTION WETU | <— Wlot'z Restanr: AY SIGHT, @=>FAME AND FORTUNE FOR DRUG GISTS. you drnguists wish to make yourselves famous for the fine quality of your "Wine of Cocoa." Calisays, Beef and Celery and such wine preparations. you should ave our one grades of especially prepared wines. We aro quoting ‘“epecia.” prices to drugcisis who buy in bulk. Let us subinit you sample and price. TO-KALON WINE COMPANY, G14 14th wt. o, Telephone, 993. Bee, NEVIN BSI ADE, Wito was BEEN temporarily Jocated at the “Lincoln” the Past Sear, has removed his ofice and located perma nently at'@20 Hn. w. ‘Office hours: Sto 10am, 2todand7 p.m. COALBUSINESS ‘We would rather wr wate our can. b Any other cual ae ites iow sured that Jevothers do better, for you ‘than curselves Buy now. a8 coal will never be cheaper. jean cia’, ull wetcht and prompt delivery. sain a NDUCTED RIGHTLY Branch = q oT IN IT — When they stow 70 Bhoes andeall them Acine Welts. (eware 07 them; they aro put together With inetal staples). Worchn sal 70 WAND-SEWED SHOES FOR 83, Which can be worn at all times, which are Soft, Durable and Easy Fitting OUR 83.50 AND 84 SHOE: 11 styles, are pronounced by our customers the rest, neatest and best. wearing they fave yet seen oF worn, ‘De hot buy your uext patr until you see ours, WE ARE IN IT. ROBERT COHEN & SON, The American Shoe Sellers, Heavy, Cintnsy, h ‘The Industrial Savings and Loan Associa err oanifivestenimsy (0 make money ome | SyAIRING PROMPTLY DOSE. ei.tm Co Pa ave. 'n we. (aout fd), DIKECTORS: HON H. TOWNSEND, THOMAS * aur né Established 18:8. Gaste Gee oe STEEL-PLATE CALENDARS FOR OS. ‘Uhre! bom Coyfeae aad Trost maine, Wanye | SO" Mepis tow sendy for cxaminatione porton, DOC,” Further information -ehetrfally | aerep hice: MECOEEN, Prmter and Wublisher, | ‘iin sei furnished by F. S. WILLIAMS, Masonic Temple — a! is = BeNT OFFICE ROOMA —Drus Store. th end F st. n. — IN MOST DESIRABLE LOCATIONS, JOHN B. WIGHT, 8 Per Cext Bosps. 231m 10 ost. $10 TO $100. PAYABLE IN 5 YEARS. , INTEREST QUARTERLY. yar Shirts made: DR. L. C_¥. HUGO HAS art made in the jor summer. We tion of the District of Columbia ts iset ™ utpped shirt factories in an 8 per cent interest-bearmg bond in countrr, employ only thoroughly experienced work- bominations from 810 to 3100. These bonds men, and guarentee perfect-ftting shirts, made in the are secured by Keal Estate, Investments, Deas pogecle manner, Jt otheratereee t heey them. Deeds of Trust, Investment Companies su OODWARD & LOTHKOP. Stock and other good securities. THE INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSO- CIATION, 1300 F ST. N.W. Capital, 840.000, Organized July 1, 1887. JOHN H. SOULE, President. A. F. CHILDS, Vice President. THOS. G. HENSEY. Secretary and Manager. COLUMBIA NATIONAL BANK, Depository. DIRECTORS JOHN H. SOULE. ‘THOS. G,_HENSEY, A. F. CHILDS, L. D. LANDON, cel2eotm —_U_H. RIDENO! Permit eacl UNITED STATES BUILDING AND LOAN ASSO- CIATION, 1313 F st, Washington, D. C. Shares. $100, payable in monthly installments, which participate m all profits and mature in 84 months. Pays interest on hneolvi nd. th: borne, not b ‘a legit it is on noney deposited in any amount. atic, Nationa And all securities that are deat in on New York, ‘Chicago. Sau Fi nilade!phiaor Boston. {tand Sold for cash FOR 1015, SAVINGS AND TEUST COMPANY Of the District of Columbia, Nate CORNER 151H ST. AND NEW YORE AVE Co-ops Chartered by special act of Congress Jan. .1867,and acts of Oct..1800 and Feb., 1892 CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS Rents safes from $5 each upward per annam. ocls wel: ‘1 c—"* Ellver ware and valuables taken on deposit. sbterest allowed on sums of not lene than $3, Freparee and keeps Wills free of charge—acts as Ex- scutor, Administrator apd Trustee—executes Trusts cf al Kinds. JAMIN P SNYDER, President sas ARLES €. GLOVER, First Vice ES M. JOHNSTON, Second Vice Pres. 5 JONES, Third Vice Pres. FRANCIS RIGGS. Treasarer. LBERT L STUMTEVAN, Secretary. oc? Crown eva AND STEVENSON ce Sur EE, ADVISORY MOCRATIC A FOR He DISTRICT OF COL! tA, 5 QO, 2213 F STREET N Frien jemocracy a election of the “democratic 5 and 6 per cent mterest paid on special deposits from the date they are made. oct8-tf | ber er nete __ Taal the papers t . S CHRKERS AND BROKERS, soncepints wl be pros Broadway, N.Y. tional committee from RAILROAD STOCKS Se SEES GRAINS AND’ JAMES L. wo 2, Loans male CFstapitahed : — Horse Blank , " Lap Robes vf all wads” Taz Narrosan z Sare Derosrz, . WOODWARD & 1. AMER ‘5. W. COF. at Famsi inducements to : removed bis office to VERY BEST TEETH (full vet). THWEST. citizens who desire the candidates for” the vice presidency of the republic.— Riosidency and fe have entered on the lest month of the cain- the undersigned to remind you, ‘and all, that while many have xenerously responded in sup: ort of the dernocratic cause, there are multitudes who undoubtedly’ umph and Would bail such triumph asa boon to all classes of the people, but who have as yet rendered no Aid toward its accomplishines Little reflection will convince ail lential campaign cannot be desire its It is believed thats ch persons that s ried ou without @ anil heavy burden of expense st that this burden. should be jingle class, but by all the friends and ih ly Well-wishers of our cause. contributions will be received by the treasurer, J. | Harrison Johns n, at the rooms of the advisory com: mittee, No. 1213 F st tances may be aiade to him by tail, if preferred, ad- dressed to Lock Box "8S. Contributions may also be made to any of the mem- of the advisory coinmittes, whose names are pub- 3... second floor, oF rest is date. Promptly furnished and will be fol- jents of the democratic ns rork city ARTIN F MORRIS, Chairman of the Advisory Committee of the Demo- Committee for the District of Co- Chairman 1 BLANKETS AND LAP ROBES. Lor! VITH AND F St) SN. ICAN ICE AND COAL. CO., OFFICE (Oth and F nw. | Telephone 4. Anthracite. Carmel and. Spitnt. ‘cash customers.” Contract with ative Associauion. Satisfaction guar- E. M. WILLIS, Vice President aud Manaier. BcHOOLEY, Aanteed. 2240 pounds to the ton DENTIST, 1012 F st. s. DENTAL ASS'N, Cor. 7th and Da. w. TEN CENTS and upward received on deposit end | ry6 ievding dente! organization of America, com- posed exclusively of expert specialists. 20.25 30 73 cc oe 1.09 .scoording to size ae and Bridge Work » specialty. ‘Deesten: HAVE YOUR FPRNACES, RANGES AND in P. Snyder, Tena C. Robbins, Tim orter by competent mechanics Defore the busy Albert L.Sturtewaat, Andrew Wylie, ‘veanoa. strove 19. AGitthaw d, Beaaey, Barone wheat Rk So, g ‘O14 Oth st. nw. NTELMS, ANDINONS FENDERS, Grates, Wrought iron, Gas Fixtures wuts while juaking changes, Tnldtr dd COWSING. le Shop, 520 138h at ‘ao. Broad yr Manager, pe Bee ee tsa tay Seen Sateen ey NY. wecler Las ede "0 Mentor Washington Stock Exchange. | meofall his property apd effects for the bene At of Lis Greditors. All persobs baving cleisns. against bisn are LEWIS G. TEWKSBURY & CO., BANKERS AND BROKERS, 1335 F ST., WASHINGTON, D. C., Buy and sell, for cash, or on margin Stocks, Bonds, Grait, Provistons an: Direct private wires to New York and Chicago. Interest allowed om depostts Out f town Cusiness a spectaity. Ail Locai Seeurities dealt th Constant quotations all markets. Tele ocrlir DLE FUNDS DRAW INTEREST WHEN DEPOS- fap mtr a IR fore ise: ‘WOODS & CO. Bankers, Pat aw. ‘Close 4:30 n2-6t ao cure orders for TION Is BETTER THAN CURE. —LIFE | 2 awurance prevents suffering and destitution, bat | After ae Ulsent or" fromatare de ocl MATE 3 CHAKLES L. j nal Prue On NATIONAL Fr — } fT We and ‘air prices. Commer 1, an 7 Saptinl $200,000. ba Yevvecertigcatraan) pay ieterest on time deposits, [Aman ps pd Bass 8 ‘ 4 } Safe deposit boxes from $3 to 00. _ eet din SEP BAVIDEE Ceanter._ ¥. BSON. . W. ‘ARTNEY, Bags nar TN fembetN Ppt Ex. | IN DIEN CORSON & MACARTNEY, PLQVER BUILDING. 14D ¥ ST. 3. vaakers and Dealers ti Go’ Bonds. Deporte Fachasee. "Loans. Coliestions, ssa ects ante eas | SRE PeQgieriaan Bell Lelepbone Steck bought and eld. 9518 ee DRESS BUTTS FOR HIRE. NO. 7, 2190 PENNA. AVE. RO, MOAN. w1z0 Ps requested to present the same to me without E laiaus due bla must byaettied at once: THOMAS M. FIELDS, A: ee. ze SOD aw. GARNI esd Rat hw, Ba 7? DewocuaTiC VOTERS. All democratic voters of the different states can pro- railroad tickets at reduced rates by applying at Room 33, Washington Losn snd Trust building, corner Oth andF sts. JOHN 8. MILLER, Chairman Comuttttes. REMOVED HIS Blt office to 408 17th st. m. w. TO REPUBLICANS. —TH | <7 tial campaizn of 1802 1s now measured by afew days. Achange of 1 per cent in the votes of two or thtwe states umes turn the election, To wet put our full party vote is indispensable to success. That re- quires a heavy burden of poesia expense, and the arty ma must relj sae ie voluntary contri- thons of those wae tee success. "AIT weil he republican cause are urgently tneieed to: eats conteluatons to Othe follow sue. ‘of the suvisory. comuttice of the Tepubliean national committee, without delay: AUDINER G. HUBDALD: 198 Connecticut ave. MVRON MI. PARKER. 1438 F ot. aw FRANK B. NOYES. 1101 Penneyivania ave. n. w. EORURTZ JOHNSON, io Toth stu. Ww. HENKY C, WINSHIP, foot of oth st. A. ROWNE, Pacttlc building. HENRY F, BLOUNT. The Onks, Georgetown, D.C. 8.8. BURDETTE, 035 Fst. nw RA 3, 1s Tons E, HE JOH W 0) ie) & tw. i > i contributions will be promptly acknowledeed yA. T. BRITION, Treasn er, and will be followed by receipts direct to'each contributor from the rey Ifcan national committee in New York city. oc ON AND AFTER OCTOBER 20, 1n@2, commutation tickets, entitling ‘holders thereof to G0 rides per month, good over both Georgetown and, Tenatiytonn ‘railway and the Teuallytown and Rockville railroad, will be sold. at the Power House, Georgetown, for 83 each. "his will enable holders of tickets to. ride daily from jeorgetown to Bethesda Park from Bethesda | k to Georgetown for oc. each wal ss ‘SPENCER WATKINS, President Georgetown and ‘Tenallytown Kail JOHN E. BEALL, President Tenailytown and Rockville. Railrow: y AND CHILDREN'S ‘Suite and Overcouts, 24 hoor. ; EISEMAN BROS. Tiere for variety. Here sor low price Her Jor reisadility. Here sor protectim. 7 | THE FLECTION Rr received at the Columbia ial wire for the benefit of Ex Swit BE Adee Cab hy emabers and t are ELECTION Nick ‘AT THE Y. es a etarns received in the buildin, 1406 New Gospel meeting at Bo'clock. Ladies wi aa reeme See pearly aha ear the return. sp see the on in front of building. Be an Pa, ave. pra A HUBBARD & CO. HAVE COM. pleted the steam-heating apparatus for eating the new dwelling which Dr. W. - Butler erected. Offices: Baltimoreand Washington. nod-1m eS &P PPB: Practical tests have that the SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITERS lead the rest, The world’s revord haw ist feen broken on a SMITH PREMIER) 182 Words « Minute was the rapidity attained. Your own interests. demand that you try the SMITH PREMIER. On TRIAL FOR THE ASKING! HENRY A. CLARKE & SON, Agents, 935 F STREET. WILL NOT BE OUb FA\ oe =a the five-thonsand-dollar purchase came three pieces of the finest Black Broad- Glotte, two of Doeskins, aod, about thirty Faucy Imported Vestings for “extra” vests th patterns upon black and Shades ; onsand-dollag purchase was equal to dumping one of New York's toul- est tailoring establishinents right in oar store ‘We think that Washington should hare the handsomest and finest tailorinz estab- lishment th America, and it will uot be oat fault Af tt has not. @. WARFIELD SIMPSO: Corner 12th and F sts, WHY YOU SHOULD USE THE PHo- NOGRAPH. You should use the Edl- ‘80h Phonograph, not because every bust Deas inan fs Maing it bat because tt ts curcker, more aecurate and in every way superior to the old methods of dispatel . Tatior. *. nt. Gi L455 POM FIRST HANDS The inability of urs to meet fact that we bay sth large qnane Securing the benefit of the very dest cash discounts, Tatet that plain be Our assortment exiends to every Variety if viase mxpafactared cient service WUATAN- Hinates free. 20," tw \RBER & HOSS’ TRADT: TAT 14 about the only reason that every advantages house. in Washington ‘hasn't weather strips. Felt weather strips (the only Kind worth ueinz) will saveenough ar two's coal bil to for themsel ‘elt Stripe whil lack ordinary. lic 6. The increwse, i rips indicates That crowing wiser. Let us sell You your Weather Strips. ‘These little “Home Comfort® Gas Heating Stoves make up in heat-produciny force wha they lack in size. The size at $2.75 is unques tionably the best in the market today for price, Aword about sour boys. you that sk And exbilar isn't always of Koll them enjoy. themsel: Nickeled Extar and better for ¥)ttle more Weod-bottom Koller Skates, all Wheels for ising up the old skates, PARBER & ROSS, Builders’ Hardware, & COR. LITH AND G Sts, rm Doctors, will tell boys a pair and let and grow stronger. Skates as low as 3 one: “TWO TIMELY TOPE It will require any ott: Men's Gloves inthe elty to equal ones sorts i hing the varisty 4 bit Gloves i. leather, of corte yarn, docski & an unit ‘lait and fit tritusned lin Itis wast nz monay to buy a poor: Jacket. Agood one isa “wealth of warmth” nda laxury, and set the best ones are tut ex- Ours are from 32 a: feu's Goods ant Tatloring, BSS HEY ovenconrs. These are the favorites now. Cur stock is uncom monly large and chotc At@LS, $20 and $22 are remarkable values. EOKGE SPRANSY, ONE-PRICE CLOTHIER, 454 7th stroot. 9e28.3in ACCHEAP LIBRAT e Bart's you. Food quality Paper and Envelopes. f conta. For school Su ©. C PURSELL, Bookseller, 418 OTH ST, e020) in W. C. MERTZ Tailoring Shop. —- We are makers of garments for men of taste. Our undivided attention is devoted to the con- struction of apparel both beautiful and bie—onr prices are beyond a doubt considerably lower than prevai —we sutauit onr twenty-sive- do'lar-made-to-nuasure-business-suite as an tl- lustration of how much tai oring weean give you in return for your money. EISEMAN BROs., alt Cor. 7th and E sts. n.w., Eleventh: ocl7 _Manufacturers, Clothiers and Tailors. | _oc27-tf ___ Stree DR. LIGHTHILL, DEVOTES HIS EX. | BW, tive pndaccd the stock and fixtures of Han attention to the cure f Catarrh, Awthina, | HHL. B.S dened op 48h fn 8 : ey yg ey Deafness Throat AMfections, Bronchitis and Consump-| fhe sie faites or sue promptiy cue tue reas rade in this city. stimates cheerfully viven in tion. . all kinds of mill work. Hard wood specialty. Office 1411 K st. n. nT" . H. 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NOTARIES PUBLIC. 1 i PEt t Tied Z PITT TTL OCEAN STEAMERS, Pare 10 OFFICIAL NOTICES. Page 2 POTOMAC RIVEK BOA’ Paco 10 PIANOS AND ORGANS, Page 10 | PeRSONAT. — --Page 2 PROFESSIONAL... Page 10 PROPOSALS Page 2 RATLROADS, : Page 10 SPECIAL NOTICES. nso Page 3 STEAM CARPET CLEANING. ....2.2 Paro 10 STORAGE. | = - Page 10 SUBURBAN PROP! aes Page 3 UNDERTAKERS, . ee Page 2 WANTED (Help)... - a) WANTED (Houses), Peso 2 WANTED (Rooms) ome 2 WANTED (Situations) —s Page 2 Statement of the circulation of THE EVENING Stax for the week ending Novemberts, 1892: ESDAY, November 2, 1892 THURSDAY, November 3, 1592. FRIDAY, November 4, 1592. SATURDAY, November 5, 1992. Total... me Daily average... Corresponding week, 1891 solemnly swear that the above | correct statement of the circulation of Tum EVEN- ING STAR for the week ending November 5, 1892. J. WHIT. HERRON, Cashier Evening Star Newspaper Co. Subscribed and sworn to before me this seventh day of November, A. D. 1992. W. P. Van WickLe, Notary Public D.c. ee Execriox News will be announced tomor- row night from Tax, Evexixa Stan office by means of stereopticon and screen. In.addi- tion to the regular press serviee Ta Stax will receive special reports from every point of in- terest, which will be rapidly bulletined. All are invited to come and get their news while it is fresh from the big screens in front of Tue Stan office. Pewee Goversmext Recerets Topay.—Internak} revenue, £763,873; customs, $606,766. Twe Fey has arrived at Portsmouth, Va. Actixa Secnetary or Wan.—Maj. Gen., Schofield is acting secretary of war. ing gunner in the navy. Secretary Tracy will leave for Brookly tonight. —— | Tue Secretary or War has extended the | time in which officers must provide themsetves. | with the new sack coat until May 1, 1893. Lirvr. H. C. Pouspstoxe has been ordered to duty in connection with the naval exhibit at | the world’s far, a Tux Coxconp left Colon this morning fot Key West, Fla. She will arnve about Thmrs— da; Recooxizey wy THE PrestpENt.—The Presi- dent bas recognized Hermogenes Rivero Sal- | divia as consul general of Venezuela at New York. ees Se A Wan Cast Serriep.—The Court of; Claima today gave judgment for $30,340 in favor of the Winchester and Potomac railroad, now a branch of the Baltimore and Ohio raitroad, om. account of iron taken from it by the govern| ment during the civil war. exis doh Caxxor ApPeat.—The Court of Claims today refused to allow an appeal to be taken inthe: case of John B. Sanborn—a claim for fees for services for Sioux Indians—on the ground that the law does not allow appeals to be taken from por of the Court of Claima in the case of cla ‘tin ¢ department, ° eens | Movement oF S1.ver.—The issuevof standard ofides during the week ended November 5, 1892, amounted to $755,390. The issue for the corresponding period of last year was $556,840. The shipment of fractional silver for’ the month of October, 1892, was #1.662.620. For the corresponding’ period of last year, #1,675,- 133, and from November 1 to the éth, $216,036. Rainy Weather for Elections. ‘The weather map shows a large area of ceratic weather prevailing, according to the democratic notion that rain is helpful to that: y. The prospects indicate an extension of Tip ares Statertn. 0h Dy taaing mewn ter west as the Missouri river and from the great Inkes to the gulf. ‘The rainy area compriseeall of the states where the result is aid to be doubtfal. ‘The weather bureau forecast for torerrow redicts rain also in New England, New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania. skit RE A New Trial Awarded. f This morning, in the Court in Ganeral Term, Judge James delivered the opinion of thie court in the case of Hodge against Mason. ‘The ac- tion was brought on a promissory note given by the plaintiff, Hesny A. Ercens has been appointed an act} referred to it by the head of an execu-4 plicit not to be aggressive or to provoke hos- silver dollars from the minte and treasury | want ‘The President in Telegraphic Communica- ton With Every Point. ‘The day before the battle and the commen- der-in-chief surveys the field. From his desk in the White House the Preei- dent is today studying the political situation which confronts him. With the ald of the tel- egrapb instrument tn the opposite room he has | his eye upon the four corners of the land. The party managers of every state are in touch ‘with him and he feels the bubbling of the great Political cauldron. Bright and early this morning came Mr. Montgomery into the telegraph offices, which is Just across the hall from the President's office. A special wire connects this office with the main office of the Western Union Company and gives communication direct be- tween the Executive Mansion and any city. As wires also run into nearly all of the party juarters the President can stand by the inetrument and, with Mr. Montgomery's aid, carry on aconversation with his lteuten- ‘ants in any partof the land. By the time the President has emoked his after-dinner cigar tomorrow and drained his cap cafe of noir the telegraph inatrument will begin ite fateful clicking which will bring exultation or disappointment to the White House, for the news of the result will commence to come tn. Then there will be interesting times around the mansion. Every bulletin which will come over the wires of the Western Union will re- Peat ttelf tn the White House office. where Mr. ibbotte and the clerks will compute ite bear- ing on the result. In addition to these will come specials from party managers, who will be in position to get the earliest news and will be quick to advise the President. People who see the President eay that if he feels any t amount of anxiety be does not show it. He is cool and collected and betrays no sign of worry. He goes the even tenor of his way and while taking the keenest interest in the situation does not appear to fear de- feat or be unduly elated over prospects of victory. In fact, his manner ix consistent with | his character, calm, patient and dignified, -e- MR. GORMAN SMILES. He Says Cleveland ts as Good as Elected Now. Senator Arthur P. Gorman was in the city today, seemingly just as placid as he might ap- pear were there no presidential election within two or three years, “I shall be at home until after election,” said the Senator to a Stam reporter who met him on the avenue. “I came home as soon as my work elsewhere was done, and tomorrow I expect to vote for the next President.” And he smiled « small, modest, Cleveland sort of a smile. Yes,” he continned, “that remark might be regarded as indicative of certainty on my part as to the identity of the next President. Let me say very frankly that for two weeks past there bas never been any doubt in my mind aa to Mr. Cleveland's success. Beyond question he will win. “New York is sure by a good majority—I am | not dealing in figures now—while both Indiana and Connecticut are equally safe. “West Virginia? It will continue to belong We shall not lose soutiern vote, med — a the oo might we gained temporary vantage in places heretofore democratic but for the action of the government in offensively enforcing a statute which will per- mit the employment of deputy marshals at the polls. That gives the le a practical idea as to what might be expected wete the force bill a a “I shall not attempt to tell you what our New York majority will be, but may be satisfied with the assurance it is going to be large enongh. Cleveland is as good as elected now. eae IN THE 51 Opinions Announced in a Number of Cases Today. The Supreme Court of the United States handed down a number of opinions today, but did not touch the Chicago lake front case. Justice Shiras delivered his maiden decisions in two Philadelphia custom house appraisement cases. Justice Blatchford affirmed a decision of the circuit court of the southern trict of New York in No. 90, a custom house case, with regard to sporting guns imported in pieces. The chief justice announced that in cases 987, 958 and 990 from the state of Illinois (Robie et al.) the mo- tion to dismiss for want of jurisdiction was denied and the judgment of the lower court was affirmed. In the celebrated Michigan election case already decided by the court the chief jnstice read at great length the formal written opinion of the court that the district mode of chooxing | clectore was not obnoxious to the Constitution, but conformed to its original purpose. No other opinions were rendered. eo MR, MILLER NOT APPREHENSIVE. The Attorney General Does not Look for any Trouble at the Poll Attorney General Miller has returned to Washington. He discontinued his efforts in the Indiana campaign last Saturday and the same evening took the train for this city. Coincident with his return the statement is authorized that United States deputy marshals will not wantonly force themselves behind the guard rails at election booths in New York city and will only go beyond the limit pre- scribed by the state law in order to make ar rests or preserve the peace. To a Stax reporter today Attorney General Miller explained the cause of his return. “I thought that I might be of more use here than in Indiana,” he said, ‘tin case of any un- usual events occurring anywhere.” When asked if he really anticipated trouble he replied that he did not; that he relied on the good sense and patriotism of the people in charge of the polling places to prevent violn- tions of law and breaches of the peace. The United States deputy marshals are supposed to be good citizens and their instructions are ex- Attorney General Miller ssid he feels sure that deputy marshals will not invade the poll- ing without cause or endeavor to show a exercise of authority. Acting Secretary Nettleton today telegraphed the collector of customs at New York ci He leo sent the telegram to, the same officer: ** ing that immigrants on sioner Herels orrebesbel nod neasshion peter to September 1, you are authorized to permit ‘try of the vessel when released from local quarantine.” Similar authority to enter was insued in the case of the steamer Aller. ceeds Bie LATEST NEWS, THE EVE OF ELECTION Absence of Reliable Data for Safe Predictions. wercana ar ome were mover |HEWS PROM MANY STATES, Estimates of the Leaders of Both Parties. WHICH SIDE WILL WIN? State Chairmen of All Parties Give Their Figures. EVERYBODY THE DARK. No Definite Information on Which to Base & Prediction. From a Staff Correspondent of The Star New You, Nov. 7, 1892. The leaders at both national beadyuarters are absolutely in the dark ns to the results of to morrow's election, Claims and predictions from both sides are made without beais, The betting is absolutely valuciews as an indication of probability of resulta. The whole thing ise gamble of the plunger sort. There t# a fog dank of votes, both in this state and in the other doubtful states, through which none can ree, The democrate come nearer feeling confident about Indiana than they do about New York. And neither party has any basis for confidence in either. A confidential and frank statement on either side shows that the leaders find themsclver ae much in doubtas is any private citizen, and whatever predictions prove true it will be not on account of knowlege or judgment, but by the accidental dence of their desire and resalt. All claims are based on hope and not on information. If Cleveland is going to carry New York no one has any information today to indicate it. There is the san cations fav ible to the other side Porsesses secret information to give hi | fidence, but each argues the | ing to his idea of the logic of the situation. No | impartial man, with all the information the most wise have, would venture a prediction af he valued his reputation for judgment. Jonx P. Maem, oine beence of indi~ Noone = IT Is ANYRODWS F iT. The Secret Ballot Makes Impossible en Accurate Forecast. Bpecial Dispatch to Th New Yorx, Nov. 7. As the situation is viewed bere this afternoon by th per enced politicians of each side itis “anybod: Evening Star, fight.” While the managers are claiming victory, as a matter of course, ax # matter of fact neither Harrity nor Carter Clarkson nor Dickinson, Gorman nor Maniey, Whitney nor Platt really knows bow the contest will result. All ix in doubt over this atate. The chief reason for the doubt is the secret ballot. «As Representative J. 3. Lelden says, who can tell what a man will do when he gets into a private compartment where no one cam watch him? There will be lots of votes on election day cast by people who will not finally Secide till ther get into the booth, conse queutiy it is beyond the power of man to forecast the result.”” Meanwhile, neither national committee ie throwing away a trick, even at thix late da: They are watching each other ceaselessly if one makes a move, be it ever so slight, the other soon hears of at and makes a counter move. This must be said that in no campaign has the management of each side been more efficient. The opposit generals are able men, full of resource and Whichever side loses me pe ay Smeg ee wich ihe national com- ioe mittee. 1 like a game of billinrda, there cannot be # draw. and in this case the country will be safe anyhow. > WHERE THE CHANCES LIE. Public Sentiment Drifting Slightly Toward the Republicans, Special Dispateh to Th «Star New Yous. The closing day of the campaign finds public sentiment drifting slightly toward the republicai#, A study of the ih per- m favor ~ome jiean claims made by representative men of b ties shows that the chances soem to be of republican success. Unless there unexplained lundelide in the west the rep 2 can win by carrying one of the states ad- mittedly close, while the perats to win must carry all. ‘There are tive of those states New York, Indiana, Delaware, Connecticut and West Virgmia. To put Delaware and West Virginia doubtful ix unusual, Isat there ix no doubt that repui chances of success there are fully as good demvcratic, This i especially true of Delaware Clarkson, Mauley aud Marrity give their exti- mates and it is apparent from a study of these that unless the democrat» get New York, Indi- ana and at least one of the other three they cannot win, while New York, or Indiana, or the three smaller ones would elect Harrison. SIXTH MARYLAND DISTRICT. THE Both McKaig and Wellington's Friends Claim Their Election, Special Dispatch to The Eve Star Haornstows, Mp., Nov. 7.— The politicians, as well as everybody else, are at sea as to the result in this the sixth district of this state. The campaign, which tonight with in the ontade devoid, bow closes districts, has been a fierce ever, of the personalities characte-ized many preceding ones. The democrats clam the election of McKnig for Congress withoat doubt, but with a small marzi The republicans do no placing money freely on the ton. wy Py a bet be offered by eit or republican it is promptly cov demonstrated on Saturday night, when over & in various amounts were wagered. Con- servative democrataclaim 650 majority m Mont omery county, 80 in Frederick and 100 am Wethington, making a ceding Allegany to Wellington by 550 Garrett by 150, leaving « majority for Me of 130. : Republicans who have not ran wild claim Allegany for Wellington by 700, Garrett 280, conceding Mchaig 65 m Montgomery, | with Frederick and Washington countios as@ stand off, insuring the election of thei candi- date. ‘There as a surprise store for some one, and who it shall be cannot be riphered. Today un- usual activity is being shown by both parties, owing toa dispatch sent out by Barnes Comp- ton, from Baltimore. that the republicaus had purchased several hundred railrood tickets to send voters from home to prevent their vot- The republicans in their estimates cal- culate upon a republican vote that they did not some years and which will offeet the Instructions Given to United States Mar- shale tn Alabama. Special Dispstch to The Evening Star. Brawrxonam, Ata., Nov. 7.—United States