Evening Star Newspaper, November 12, 1892, Page 1

*THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY AT THE STAR BUILDINGS. ‘1101 Pennsylvania Avence, corner 11th The Brasiang Star Hevepaper Company, 8. H_KAUFFMANN, Pres't Enter st the Font Ofcs st Washington, D.C, 00 2" AU mail subscriptions must be paid in advance, ‘Rates of advertising made inown on application, Che oi = THE NEXT CABINET, Messrs, Whitney and Cable, It is Said, Will Be Members. REPUBLICAN CLAIMS IN KANSAS. Vor 81, No 20,416. WASHINGTON, D. C. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1892. TWO CENTS. —_SPECI AL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. ~ CHURCH NOTICES. —__. CHURCH NOTICES. Washington News and Gossip, furnish you « Bradbury Upright pany ‘wood to match your furniture or room. bh You bay your pisno direct from the maker. saving Wand co. winsion. It you csupor ‘wiitsoi, you on €10 payments without interest. ee ee Manufacturer Bradbury F Pianos. = BE WISE AND SAVE MONEY. You know how it is! It grows cold— wp aang She or 6h tr tned pootl oe or él per pat the encrmons’ soa! we are lower than they. will jouer than they, will thie winter. Clean eval, sult ie be Lo) delteery, ARTHUR B. SMITH. Yard. cor. 4th and Ista ne. yampe n and peovle howl este hey Insurance represent for a0, man: ‘will ereafver'be cee inthe acme of ¢ or ‘8. ADAMS, PRINTER. LAWYERS’ BRIEFS AT 90 CENTS A PAGE. 5 apo, Accuracy and Punctuality.” SPE HAVING PURCHASED THE ENTIRE BRADAUHY PIANO WARE ROOMS, | Ses intepest of the late firm of 2. M. Hanson | Grand Piano jness thi sat Sage of | Se SECOND GRAND ANNUAL nar tten- FLOWER sHOW A ae aaa lartford of Hartford, Coun. WASHINGTON FLORIST CLUB, he apriaefeld of springtest. Mass. pa Ae I~ IN THE = er yOuN B. WIGHT, nlo-et 1410 G st. LIGHT INFANTRY HALL, ALBAUGH'S OPERA HOUSE, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, Cay Wood's, Oth and N.Y. sv WHERE TO BU Our Men's $3.50, #4. $4.50 an4 $5 Shoes ar- unlike those shown sbout town at the prices_being better—more comfortable iuore stylish—better value. oad, mediuin or pointed toe—button, lace and congress #3 lee. JOOVER & SNYDER, 1217 PA. AVE. N.W. a03m0 Be ends OF THE PAST. Do you kewp a DIARY? rf you do it saeiees fo tell you of the pleas: ‘fering. tg what sup, have “gem year, We offer the EX "ybtvutber popular kinds, wollen. 418 9TH BT. N.W. Ci DR Wok KING HAS TEMOVED BTS bat ow and residence to 14 boars @ K st. see 8; Sundass 10 te TE ons ink ogi Ofoye: ear acd throst excluctvely. AMERICAN 10K AND COMI & =. cor 1Mthand Fn. Coals A be soteed. 2540 pounts tot on an Vice President and Manager. Ese ks ie BLANKETS AND ory bee SA Peerieas” Horse Bia kote for stabte tite! Lap Robes of all nina.” 1018, LITH AND F STS.N. W. ocls3m MANT aay, aAxDInon: FENDERS, ms walle ian Petar ‘hier Teen 320 13m inc of transportation facilities. Dealers who de} Sha varneet sal: meat ‘or supplying their trade are unable to Sill orders for certaiu grades. { Bave thou stock im the ctty awaiting Your orders. J. MAURY DOVE. Main office, Zist and I sts. ae ‘Assccigtion. Satisfaction gusr- SDA mea ‘ana Wot Ls =>ALARMING REPORTS a Poanaereity, of cont, cansed by sands of toms of coal. all grades and sizes. The largest Beane Of me. Wharres DENTIST, 1017 Fst. nw. —"" YOUR FURNACES, RANGES AND ‘orler by competent mechanics before the busy weasos. No. 1 latrobe to heat two pe . G. BAUER & CO. occa G14 Otb st. n.) ees SUITS FOR HIRE WM. GARN! 1008 Mtb wt me we MORAN. 2126 PENNA AVE Latrobes, Ovex Finertaces For Coat OR WOOD AND BRASS GOODS For OPEN FIREPLACES, MANTELS AND TILES. HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON, ccldImip 424 Oth at. ye Just received a car load of ANTIQUE OAK CHAMBER SUITES of superiative quality, beautifully de- signed, which we have decided to offer at the extremely low price of $85. These foods are cheap at 850—you will say #0, two, when you see them. ‘We still havea few of those popular #15 SOLID OAK SUITES left, but they aregoing fast. If you area “bargain hunter" this is your chance. If you want» PARLOR SUITE don't forget about those #40 Rug Suites (6 Pieces), scold elsewhere for $00. Also anything clse in the Furniture line at ewcecdengiy iow yrices, Geo. Baxrreanta. Feasitcee AND Unrnorsrery Goons, 515 Sevesra Sx NW. oan “Sprctars For Toxornow Ax Hoover & Ssrvews That Bright Dongola Shoe fo- ladies at $3. The Stylish “Laced” Shoes, with patent leather tips, at $4, 85 and @ Infante’, Catldren's, Boys’ and Youths? Shoes, made apen common-sense laste @urability and comfort rather than style. Youth's Shoes at @2 and @2.50. ‘The Boss’ Shoes at $2.50 and &&. ‘The Children’s Shoes at @1 and $1.50. Ee TIMELY TOPICS ‘AT BARBER & ROSS’. Rubber Weather Strips weltand stick in sumiper and crumble up in winter. Felt Weather Strips donetther. Felt is better for sex- reasons. You should Felt- he, Your house by aii means, Saves about onefourth of your coal bil. Isn't, that reason ghoaat? Feit strios Foltscrh HEAT WITHOUT WORRY. The strongest word about Gas Heating Stow’ » inexpensive. lirt and are abont a fourth chearer than Coal stoves. Gas Stoves mean plenty of heat, with the trouble and worry loft gust, The “Home Oomfort” ie larger and wider then the ‘usr $2.75 Gas stove. Best made for its price. BARBER & ROSS, Builders? Hardware, COR. 11TH ANDG STS. N. W. Bee Bane omances FOR SYNDICATES Or SPECULATORS. An entire block of ground front. vm 7th st. extended between 7th ‘ant Sherman aye and Princeton and Harvard sts. The new electric in course of completion 5 his property its vidue ‘rapidly. Price, if sold at once, only doe. pet 84; foot A fine block of ground in the northeast section of theclty, whic cusht to sell by lots for 60 per cont advance on the price as a whole. Situate betwe band Clagett and Gales an; . apd co tains shout 229. 00000 fost. Bossstl fully adapied for subdivision. "Easy forms may be arranged with & pur Go and look at, it. Price _ es foot. Mf sold inside of ten ine H, WARNER & 00., 5. 6 no | 7 8. 9 0. an A Tih a a NOVEMBER 2 16 AND 17. = === D, PAMOUS SCIEN. cited Aetrolower of the Te coutury tals all as aes tnfaly coavl convinces most skeptical att thy Rew York World, Selite hiy. Sun, $1,000 IN PREMIUMS. aruale we |e diseases; hever fails’ 606 © n10-1w* a DOORS OPEN TUESDAY, 12 M. TO 10 P. M. OTHER DAYS, 10 A.M. TO 10 P. M. ADMISSION, 25c. CHILDREN UNDER 12, 10. ‘MUSIC BY THE MARINE BAND EACH EVENING FROM 7 TO 10, PROGRAM FOR FIRST NIGHT: 1. Mareh.. Sound Of. 2 Overture... jolly Fellows 3% Concert Scene. 4. Comet Solo... Three-Star Polka....... Mr. Walter F. Smith. -.-Loving Hearts... ‘The Guardmount . Patrol, CENTRAL UNION MISSION. MISSION N HALL, 30 nent. Ter, will Rew ok ated ————-—_—— Index to Advertisements. PRESBYTERIAN. CHURCH OF THE COVENANT (PRES ian), Oonn. Nand isth PASTOR E. HEZ SWEM SPEAKS ON “Bome aah toads You Kn ot orien “Swen “All tbe ‘0- ‘cony ‘concert, 7:30. At 8 Bro. of ie vinit fo! seame maleate th | | AccOUNTANTS renin cous | satan | AMUSEMENTS. {808 os vsua! 30 o'clock. EAS ete aage SPECIAL NOTICES. TEMPERANCE. WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE lic meeting First my aational” conventioa, ead oe ‘pation a altner of China and others, ar Matyr will cing. sone | ABOT DN SALES. BOR.COR | BUSINESS CHAN: 01 NUE Mey Wen aie Bene ma. Pr oes tomorrow at 11 a.m. and 7300 urea gon" | CHURCH NOTICES... D. D.. the [iP Preschine by pester, eubieet OUNTKY REAL ESTATI APTISE CHURCH. #TH ab DEATHS .. me “choot 8:90 0s EOE pe aster will proach at iia. my and ce ‘ey sera. Sha ee Daw Rey ee bestest Spartwcuts ag sapere ‘ait Seesaw ett iett EDUCATIONAL EXCURSIONS, ke. FINANCIAL... FOR RENT (Fists), FOR RENT (Houses) FOR RENT (Oftces). POR RENT (Rooms) FOR RENT (Stable) FOR RENT (Stores)........ FOR 8ALE (Horses and FOR BALE (Houses). POR SALE (Lots) .. - FOR SALE (Miscellaneous), FOR SALE (Pianos) FOR SALE (Bicycles HEALTH RESORTS, vetevrtivunuwetse > FOURTH PRES) YTERIAN CHUKCH rf fendent “Gundy school invited to these services, SFIRST BAPTIS above Koott pastor. Sunday school Glartésias @ endeavor Kev. Ds ,FATHER MATHEW ty A SOCIETY ¥ #0 meet TOMORROW BYE Corner of Bth and G sta, n. Jacob Freshman, Church of New York city, at ect: TA Nation ior an Atone. GHTS TEMPLAR, Comms eclal conclave of ih co 4, November 14) ST Sitti es Attest; CHARLES SHELSE, a ested to meet UNDAY, Nove purpose of mak! ur late brother, NG.) GEO. W. PARKER, P. {WASHINGTON sity ce hela See ae CHURCH, pill ve conferred. at, between Cane D Sunday school at aim vat teachers and scholare are requested to af, this reopening service. a8 6:30 p.m. §) delays in the work of pean the rostpencd until Sunday. ees ‘Goo Rpt meeting of the ‘Colma shes wil ¥, the 15th instant Cireet Clay Stalthe pastor sf te Meisonat z ist Seo: in the evening of Teen's ole > PROVIDENCE BAPTIST 0:39 mi s covenant meet, Adam j communion, 3 LADIES' GOODS. LEGAL NOTICES... | LOCAL MENTION LOST AND FOUN! aT Ratton BAPTIST CHURCH. ‘between 20h and 17th ndent on Hyg Ouidsie #0 G0 Jt 4od's Knowledee of His pie’s Pilgrimage; Sunday school at 0-30 a.m. g services. that were to take place tomor the first Sunday in Decem: Preac the pastor at Ii Sabbath school, OO nm. Hee BS, | MARRIAGES... Be Greatness is De} WESTERN PRESBYTERIAN Cit ; ORURGE. Buc er. Sousa pleted, Church reopened fog divine -Sappe .-Kieslor Bagley NEW PUBLICATIONS. )TARIES PUBLIC. | OCEAN STEAMERS. | POTOMAC RIVER ni ; | PIANOS AND ORGANS REMINGTON Boron secouet of the of the S Esa butlder, at which time wé dinission free, | friends. Christian Mis. nr ESD. ite HOLY SS 7.9 the rw York, & recent visitor. Reailaciion will be taken in ‘bebalt TYPEWRITER webbie wz Sunday, schol, @ a. wy NORTH PRESGYTERIAN C1 ‘CHURCH, Pee teen nd 1 i uadell.—Serquon ou the labor auertion 7990 Savinus."" Public ibvited. Seats | ° TTT thy y Winston. Young bogles ‘are invited. Ht Clay Rol 5 Sond for illustrated catalogue. aseie resident. ‘eamans & Benedict, Cor. 8th and F ats, wie = | STEAM CARPET CLEAN EPISCOPAL. ST. JAMES’ CHU! SUBURBAN PROPERTY ---Fun Ina Skating Rink..........Moses : UNDERTAKERS orto to the Dulidimg Hind gf Mo sat Moriah Bartiat <a A Half Ton Genuine Princess Paper Shell Almonds. New Crop. Our Own Direct Importation. See 916 F st. nw. WANTED_HORSES TO WINTER, TH Digiey Redgnnese care are, eee stalls; ety of pure timathy hay an special atten- ton, rey 10 per month. Avply to WILSON ia a Sai ae ire: a A pete ERY sia 14D st.s.e., or J. P. aa Our South Window. poTitted, with recing rime pounds por pair.) ‘Time 28 minutes better than ever made before. Perhaps Rambiers aren't speedy! GORMULLY & JEFFERY MF@.00., 125 14th st,_n.w. MINUTES. THREE HOURS AND THIRTY ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY, ate: jon, November 6, By J. G. Wi of Ef SUL E NOTS at 428 Ninth street, tires weighing four WANTED (Help). WANTED (Houses) WANTED (Lots) WANTED (Booms). a nilay services, 10:38) te ‘Other days, 7and 9 a, day services choral except I Mally invited. PETC Ava MOBRARD BO ‘a Hot Water Heats Vest's new residence. >E ST. BAPTIST CHURCH, NEAR 6TH HAVE PUT % ‘D. W, oy ea snd 7290 pene . 3. Mute, Sabbath sc 45 p! im. prayer meeting Friday, 5 PAUL'S CHUGH, 2 le, Rev, Alfred ae Holy Qominunion at7-30 a.m. Beeweebh i WANTED (MincelJansous) al All weats trea, a5 Achiool at 45 «13, mon at 1] a1. Choral evensong an: P.m. Strangers invited. >TO LEASE_FT ed afther for amie eee z F Govenxuent Receipts Topa’ enue, $633,027; — $853,761. vey Jobtuson, D. D. THE WALKER Real Paste ‘snd Loon, ceS™ ACME OF ‘The Dress Suits we are turning ont at our establishment are rich and faultless through- out and combine everything that art and Is not your ol one a little “rt ing pad tomorrow Holy so & m. Sorning prayer and vermon a ven ex a ordisily ng prayer at 4.30. EPIPHANY oHURCH, ned HT McKim. . Db. os versus Agnostictsm. SoSe OF THE ASCENSIO} ‘of v. Dr. Elifott, reetor.—11 a.m. , 3:30 and 7:30 p.m. ‘will raiigers. At other ser: MEMORIAL BAPTIST pas bet, 14th ad 5th, astor.—Suniay school at 0:30 grounded throuzhout the 4 da; ministers: preachin ching os oh, Rev. J. E. Moreland Seonrranr ficax ha otarnedto Washington eS oe ee ee @ ST, REY RAN rector. SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH, 3D = Bishop Johnson, e Defeat of the KepublicanfParty and Tee Lew iP me, gommunto ‘skill can fashion. antedated? Fair prices. SNYDER & WOOD, 11M PENN. AVENUE (Barr's Old “‘Stand.")_ 213 Afro-Americans certion of members; Cauada. Young People's m. > CALVARY PARISH PROTESTANT EPIS- c9pe, Church, 18th st. near Dupont Cir. a Services Unrrep States Mrvister Ryax of Mexico is in Washington on a short visit. Grx. Micuexen of Indiana called at the |" that his party is not « temporary affair, White House today. 30; morning service ae The Rev, Angus Crawford. will preach {n the morn. ing and the rectcr in the evening. “The chapel 1s .7Bo Nish to attend the evening service and are welcome an} ening service at MT. ZION M. E. CHURCH, 20TH ST, Preachinue 11 emi. and 7.30 p.m 9,80. Younes + 3] Sane prayer meeting. 6 Garment Maker. dressing with good taste and combining with itecouomy is @ subject of more pass- ine interest to you men—we believe you are ‘fair price for your fate co: GREGAT! NALIST. Preachiny'by cv. G. W. Grey, D. versity. 6:30 p.m., Christian Rudesvor. Lrevt. W. H. Scnverze has been detached ee NEGLIGE WEAR AT HOME. chest line of Men's Cloth, Silk anil Velvet Quoking Jackets and Gowns, Tarkiay Bate Robes, Keo, in the city. "We have combined, DO YOU WANT FINE orbeianapel fuxury and be: with inexpensiveness to better advantaze than any previous hollday suson—for, these are practically Kitt go neone, f te ~ Bik Embrollored Smoking Jackote, 6B. Black Zylonite eyeglasses. - All fitted with the Snest periscopic lenses. OCULISTS’ PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED. country, employ on! Hinds of mill work. “Hard wood 7-8" W. — READY, “PENSION ATTORNEY'S GUIDE.” Call and exaunine. JOHN F. SHEIRY, Pubitsher, (623 D st. vo. ir HOW ABOUT A WINTER OVERCOAT! “ HPO BORNS & OO- 00d bre we CAUTION, —WISHING ALL OF OUR M. en the highest deeree of satisfso- e having, old ate santas ‘caution those, having old, ope of the ComFaN Yeo POPPE, ‘where non thle’ charge tfany” are made. ‘Orders Feces Eee & WILSON FS, 00. my26-t.tb. tr oc27-15t ete-octhe UNITED SECURITY LIFE ‘THUST COMPANY OF PENNSYLVANIA, Septal, sah PuSONSS™ Full paid. RP rooowan & LOTHROPS OPTICAL | Pow fall is for winter and cooler for suminer. W Shasrar ie steed Werte iat Aon ears IN LARGE OR SMALL AMOUNTS. Loans made on, ment Trasts for Seizes segetle meaty quartets or: “straight Truste at lowest rates Money sdvanced on Teal estate! In ovent of death Trastis cauceled “Apply to RL. GOODMAN, Agent, 063 13th st. n.w., Washington, D.O. 88 ee | i ETERNAL FITNESS OF THINGS. reason v P.ch,° | is entire satisfaction. Of course this kind INSURANCE AND Seah ge at ete. H.W. palace sng asf Chere He Homespuns, aaa ‘ark z WATER OF VIh- | w. 's Belo a rings. Naner. | 2. Bek? re. ooh feat — nlz ry. = a ‘and other e Water. ce SEE! THE IMPROVED PHONOGRAPH? moderate. Samples amapplied free. Ac Have you seen the latest Facsoeraphst 14th st. nw. Telephone, 1076. 0c20-Ilm* Phonorraph of severa! years avo is not the pli of fetlay. Uniees. sou Mato poem the machine we are selling now you can re o ‘option of the perfection. which DEPARTMENT the Phouowrapih ian attained by" reason, of Ou Is under the direction of an experienced ooulist's | | pierons ty fe Pes, Boek terme cotitan, Tone exes teste anda pele of! Salt Gots ob ee EASTON. Pree. (itl it F oat tin “Eo. —83.00.— IRELAND & IRELAND, LATE OF THE ‘salon des Modes, ‘1310’ F st.._ herewith Bteel spectacles. heart ank their patrons for past favors, and. cessor, Miss Egan, n12.2t" =" SHARE IT WITH YO REP. iG PROMPTLY DONE. al-Im You may r . assured if we Pol Bon : BARBERS ASSEMBLY. KO Lots) Shh Nal cis itronseclant a Le Sulttreeand Overrostings. You share it hope that Pageaae Vs ha jock losin Our enterprise as well us surselven—in, buy ing your ‘Trouserinys, Snitipgs nnd Over- MEN'S SHIRTS TO ORDER coatings at from $2 to'€10 less than for- = ‘Now is the time to have your Shirts made mer! for fi is a well-known fact that s shirt made in 1 n around and tale a look at all the x and 61d Trouserinue ia. the city and thea come here and see thefrequals at 810. You cannot appreciate the yoodness oy ours arate Perfect Biting ahirie, wpade in the cnatll yon de ao. SABRC: WOUDWARD & LOTHHOP |G. WARFIELD SIMPSON, Tatlor, H. KING & ELI ~ | Corner 12th and F sts. n. w. nig fe have purchased the stock and fixtures of s D. Stone, deceased. cor 14tn and B sts. Bre Rae kaa ees fall ne of Sanh, <a fog we) Ee che increas’ | Is The new cikhtstors freproot office builitny om ir increas. | thesouth Got. jast west of the patent uiic of trade ip thie city. Wattinaten cheerful y irivee im | Ani™contains every iodern sppilance for the eon venlence ort of tena In building there's no part of house so easily to skimp as the glass. Don't make this mistake. Economize upon anything but the glass. Fine French Plate Glass fs to a ne resi- aa 00 dence what brevity is to wit—ite rery soul. Let us furnish the glass, Estimate free. CHAS, B HODGRIS, br pert Handicr of Plate Glass, 9137th wt nll ery man has peculiarities of fgure and ‘postal will walk. If his clothes are not suited to his peculiar style he is apt to feel Just about as 457 Otb st. aw. comfortable in them as a clam would feel in MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE| 9 ©¥Ster's shell. We make a ‘‘speciaity" of very gentleman leaving his order with us. We note his pecnii riarities, and allow for them, and the invariable result is a "at" to cost. more thas the cheap (poor) tailoring, Dut isn’t tt worth the s:ral? difference? KEE: 1912 F st. nw. al FIRST CONGRE: mee oF cor. 10th and G ste. n. w.. Pastor: Hev. M. Ross Morning service at 11 a.m. fhe Hey, Byron Sunderland, DD. othe} terian any Evening service’at 7. he assis ant Bo mag Muses aud chore of fifty eFanwelistic services. WESLEY | IAPEL, CO HA Se Rie ee Preaching by the pastor at A] a.m # 3 E jongay evening prayer meet: We can produce for Business Suit, fabric—cut in obr inimitable m extreme modest fi cau you do better? rat —_>—_—___ ; | anh 7:30 pm. | 'T! carte es Re in tli am and 7.3) pie with us at all services ‘while their church e w “i jurpots, and Aiigels. ‘HE TABERNACLE, 9TH NEAR B <¥- = "The Greatest Thing Subject fora au: Social msic peopram st bote services * Special musle proxram at chance ‘ot Prof Stephens. "Beste free. rey PEOPLE'S CONGREGATIONAL ONURGH- 708 Ot... Sunday morning 1hcelock. {event service, 7:30 orclocl ay school, 9:36 am. ; song & ix wervice; Sun- Km; league ieetine, 6-30 p. mm. It E. CHURCM, REV. Pastor.—11 am. and the anton: SWISS STEAM LAUNDRY 00., 2111 to 2116 E st. n.w. ory a EET M. PLYMOUTH 6 en churen, AN and Pate, i See CONGREGATIO! a capes gga obun “iy eet Be 4! FACTS FOR COLD WEATHER, Sen PraToe meets. Xou don't have tobelone to coroperative socteties to wet our best terms. When you buy ton of coal fro 1 ominend to their future favor thrif “uc- Spectat services continued would recom ir favor FIFTH, OONGREGATIONAL cHuncy. SB otciock "AN Sg crilaiy i Pastor Sesrnour y* Teepresentative of foams! at 7: one rice ‘and. one service for every" Tf you like that, try us. TWELETI SRE ME. 0am. Epworth srenine coal BALI nite Non ave., SILA. 3 MORE ABOUT THE Our famous “prize wring,” SAUTEKNE, bav- earned such a Feputati in for itself in’ this country by reason of its taking the gold medal at the recent Dablin Exhibit, ts getting very. ‘opular win tose. who forred the imported Wines. Ar tar Wuite Hovss.—The callers this morning were Secretary Rusk, | *#® the official count to decide. Giving the and Sergeant-at-Arms Valentine. administration in ae to fi appointment the President ST. Ete guenca aT “CHURCH, 6TH. ST. Rai, DD. paator.—Preachine 1 a7 we by tne pastor, Chriss Bedeaoe Fant? sae Futile ried have heret tofore pre slonars extrcises ing tine Wines for Singers. recspligns, ‘Telephone orders Glock. ¥. P- ‘Md. ave. and Oth st. a. Butler, == CHURCH, HAND oe ree live A Browh bar. SPreecl wpe, Ba ‘3s Lish Chine cor. of faith and Hi n.w.~ Morrow morning and'even- her day offerings in Sunday ira ‘sat ’7ot Lath WE DESIRE TO INFORM OUR PATRONS ‘and the general public moved to our new plant, 2 that we have re- 111-2115 E st. n.w., which covers 16,000 square feet of wround, and have equipped the same entirely with new and latest per- fected devices for turning out the most beautiful work without injury to the goods. By making the above now enabled to laundry your shirts for 10cents. We guarantee only elfte work. McKENDREE } wR ore. bet. Oth and 1 ALL SOULS: EUS, 14TH AND L3TS. * Fera a oe at ae a ine jones ‘of New Yor! Cabull | peometat Figu: the Harrison of Boston, E. 8 Yergasan of Hartford and E.| © otha D. Church of Brook): Beats free. A cordial 10¥1 ee m. All invited. 1t SWISS STEAM LAUNDRY CO., ER | Chamberlain and H. phia, P. F. Popple of New Yi Business office and works, 2111-2115 E st. n.w. Receiving office, 1322 F st. n.w. ‘and Saul Welch | ®itely. The last returns are from all but 283 of Now York are at the Ebbitt.—W. K. Moor- Pevstoctotn Se chyse sete st engn and Gag bead of Obio, F. Wheelan of Connecticut, P. Sherwood nA New y Tack, H. Boston an: Ale: of Philadelp! Jno. M Wilson and Wm. 8. Wilson of New York, Wm. UNIVERSALIST. CHURCH OF OUR FATHER, 3TH AND [, ev. 8. 6. Diastor Services ata The Welieion of Christ, kn Appeal to Miss roning, "The Kelicion 6! 2 fan foo xd." "Strauers are cordially invited to these “pr Subject mornis PERHAPS YOU HAVE NOTICED IT. tout the most artistic Job he city at reasonable prices. MoGILL & WALLACE'S PRINTERY, i. F cnuncp sthand 16th ste nw. Rev. ‘by pastor 11 pied, Society, 0: ‘dE HS MLE. Fen ak RCH. 20TH. STF. a | sag bs Bes, Bsa, ic a RL A. REV. JACOB FRESHMAN, PASTOR OF the Hebrew Christian Church of New York gly, Will speak in the Fourth Presbyterian Giurch, Hate, nw. Sunday evening at bject: jation Without an At “All interested, in'tie Sows ‘ana the J righ _Nothing too large or too emall for ua to print. ni2 k= xyBEST BOOKS + POOR PRICES. stion cordially invited. Fee t™MA Lexorus For young men's wear in all ORT! wo NUE SetEOD. ay geerinay nine ATER HE 7 ee te ow on standard Mons, but it prevails day Books. ox well as retty big discountto %, MG AHO! EVERY MAN! ist Frank M. Goodchild of Phils Sopaay. 4:30 6. ti. td eyimnastuar all, F400 ey ork ave. Mey Mr. W. A. aes the. discor other cases smaller; ina few cases there's Bo oom, or discount, Wat BALEAN TNE & 9038 Booksellers, Stationers, Engravers, 428 Seventh st. u.w. A “CHANCE” IN FINE TAILORING. ‘o Trousers or Suits hans more sty- ly oF fit ‘more leaving this establisiiment. Just now we Tanai anu “good thing" tn Trouser f of jangelist Goodchild. 4 MEETINGS OF THE WEE WEEK leat uel Satur Evangelist Frank food sitins by 1 by prowlueat local fae |S nace gg agemeh yd Va., and M. J. Bischof itan.——Rev. Dr. lett of the New York Church bas left the "| students of Cornell Ui ‘of prayer for yi pea. and every 1 if of Phiiagelphis: cn elk Eyery man as invitation ‘tothe est ‘fers LEAGUE ue aE The fgfunts’ Patent Leather Shoes, with | a-wkatia weights of Overcosts. The Ker- Jored kid appera, at O12 | Bq GEORGE W. GROV sey are especial favorites at the eS f= Boat tw ARCHITECT. : Ail of the above are “‘speciais"—that ts, | "awhtectuesl deviesing, construction ait popular prices #15, $18, 820 and sreciaily good value for the money—and | tendence, remodeling, Be re ‘ carts yet “nove | BeBe YOU FUTTY AWARE Pasi py Hane th olga GEORGE SPRANSY, wee sek ceradieg te a ae 028.3 434 Tt street. it & S inthe largest stores of the lant? c Ss c an orgeegthengasin the prices wil couvare forciny wi? PA. AVE Sw an x < Guus Sarcavay Pee RK cco A rf ee ff AA OE nat By OF OS 6 HO ak e P BRE ‘coe Will be the New Tatty Counter, with splendid | segurtisent of Kich snd Fresh Taihes: ae fo | Two Olt ‘asbicned Moiaaeen, Vanili jate, Strawberry. Molasses Crea. Wain Fwtelis. Peau vi, Everton, Butter Scotch, Pic te Molasses, Cocoaput, Nut Waters, Spear Mints, Molasses Mints, Ke! 5c. « pound. 25c. Cuocorares Azg slogant, rarity cogalate of Vanilla, Mo- eoee Sale Soke Strawberry, Walnut, owe. coanat Cvrsin” Antiles, Soe, Min ‘and Pistachio. pound ‘ouNTEK Dogsiate of Chocolates, Bon Bone, Piles, Bastereups, Cocos Rinses. Gam Dro 5 ites, A ‘Walu Nougat, Frat Tablets, &e., &c. beet | F ‘de. a pound. se Bal thoes taney Selo. boas pre ars Zalbone tangy —- Won Scea A Caspr . apd at wach popular prices, we look or a very busy Saturday. Gui & Sox. aoe Asp F Sis Srs. rit HENRY A CLAKKEE SON. tae nea a ue St a <i ee Stationers, 625 ¥ ST. Weal iyles of Men's French, 5-Lin® 231m STEEL-PLATE CALENDARS FOR ‘03. ag g™ prety. for examination. .L. Medenes Printer and. eee cal 1108-1116 E. | Em DRESS SUITS FOR HIRE @ W. HORN, NE OFFICE ROOMS. IN MOS’ IRABLE LOCATIONS. DESIBAN GUN B. WIGHT, 1410 G at. 223 Peun. ave. n.w. noli-tr fe hunve them for more SERED CRTCHEL Cate? 108 12th st. n. w., one door above thie” = TAL EPWOR ges, of of rene EEK OF PRAYE: han arat the roots OF the Tous at tan As Association. on Lith street, J60/, § a es Calf Patent Leather Hand-sewed Shoes at $5. Open Saturday still 10 p.m. eee Pere oF ANY MAN. at least, he is the peer of any man, OWEN, the Tailor, 423 11TH STREET N. W. nolL Re ™ Great DEMAND During the past few weeks for houses to rent has reduced our list very much, but we have yet remaining a number of very desirable houses, one of which may suit Garments tailored as we tatlor them—perfect ip Mt, of correct style and superior workman- ship—ere the source of much comfort and satis fection to the wearer, because in appearance, ey LECTURE — SUN) REY ragga ape =e oF 7. — ty > a puoi and eee wera HUGHES. hat EVEN. iE PEOPLE'S CHURCH, NON-SE ‘and inde Kae Wao wean Bors. Weeam, supply, your needs frum o Eo from stock, whic We bave all poi Havers.” and they ate thoro colT-im OX AND AFTER OCTOBER 20, commutation ahtecd. those #3 AND HAND-SEWED SHOES" to whic 10°60 "rides, per meni. over oth the Dave been caliing your atten ion: relie = Talos iit tessa tt 9 ievinw Gare Stop” in when ae | << sod Rock — <3 Foren ROBERT COHEN & SON, ‘The American Shoe Sellers, 680 Pa. ave. nw. (south side). ait i a, Se font et iis All made Beate tree. enshato Bont cua e B. H. WARNER & CO. by the ne Ri Ea ae gong our one Peete Grindians Misa, MIS9 MARY COFFEY HAS RE tosee her patrons. The eather is lly to bear WE onda sFawr tilt Monday: erakew Ra BN wenr re Ravelon gpa loser, Counting House 3. 1869, ruing Stationery. EASTON & RUPP, DB-tr (@21 Lith st. bet. Pa ave and Bat By Unofficial Returns Republicans Carry California. ME. GLEVELAND'S CABINET. Conflicting Reports as to Whether Mr, Whitney Wil Be a Member. Omtcace, Nov. 12.—A local paper has the fob lowing “Wm. C. Whitney of New York will be prer | mier of President Cleveland's second adminis | tration. “Benjamin T. Cable of Mlinois will be ten- | dered the navy portfoi | “The foregoing «tatements are made on the highest authority and come directly from the President-elect tom gentieman now in Chicago | and high in the party » councils.” ANOTHER PREDICTION. A Washington dispatch says: “Information comes here very directly and through « re- poe channel that Mr. Whitney will probably no office under the new administration. Ste: Whttoer prefers to be the heir to the clay and be believes that he can doa great deal more to promote bix presidential eepire- tions in private life than be could in office. History has shown that cabinet officers stond avery poor chance of becoming Pred- dents. The Secrotaryship of State would give Mr. Whitney very Little opportunity te advance his interestr. “The Secretaryship of the | Treasury would involve alta r too much §work. To be minister in London | for four years would remove him entirely from | the Seld of potitical management and tt ts there thet Mr. Whitney is strong. Besides the mericen minister to England generally gets he Irieh vote down on him. Ne every one of our ministers have suff from it. Mr. Phelps reall executed 8 fine piece of strategy on the British govern- ment in the extradition treaty negotiations im the interest of Irish political refugees; but it was o matter that the general public could know little about and the Irish antago- nism to him prevented his appointment as chief justice of the United States Mr. Cleveland bad decided to appoint himand he told Senators on both sides of the chamber, an@ the frantic appeals of leading democrats not to make an appointment that would alienate the Irish vote at the last moment dissuaded him, “Mr. Whitney, it is said, bas no notion of ex= posing himeelf to any wach hostility and he reo- tary of State he would have to incur some enmities and do some things that Gx. Lew Wartace of Indiana was among! would arouse opposition, while in’ private the President's callers today. life he will be hand-loose and foot-loose te mafiage things with a view to 1896. The lever Senoraxt-at-Anss Vatewtive of the Senate | that controls the New York machine is now im has returned to the city, eae st Ee ad Comnisstoxen or Customs HoLiapar bas re- turned to the city. his hands and he is not going to let go of it.” ai IT IS HERE To stay. Gen. Weaver Says That the People’s Party ‘Will Be a Political Factor in the Future. Dss Morves, ows, Nov. 12.—Gen. Weaver, lately people's party candidate for President Dut it is going to stay in the field,and that i from the Chicago and granted three months’ | Putbed all over the country. Gen. Weaver also ssid he had received vate advices from Alabama which convinced him that he had carried that state by 8,000 Cuter Evorxern G. M. L. Macanry bas been — and he expects to make a fight for it. ordered to assume the duties of inspector of machinery of the Bancroft. He bas been on | At theappronching inauguration of the governor duty at Bath, M ‘will see Cae tone ce na Casm om THe Trrascar. = The ery Genta on tht be necures pomeesion of the offee to % the Treasury on account of pensions. 000,000 having been aid vo far thie termined to end his days fighting for the month —has reduced the net ‘Treasmry balance | party. Of this $11,344,000 is in «ub- — tiaery coin and $11,250,000 in national bank BY A NARROW MARGIN. depositaries. le says that Kolb’s friends will stand by him in that state he will take the oath of and his friends and #a he was honestly elected. Weaver intends to to Alabama in the near future and seems Montana's Legislature Will Be Democratic Avrorxtep CoxstLat Hampora.—The Presi- by « Majority of One. dent today appointed William R. Estes of Min-| Hxvrxa, Mowt., Nov. 12.—Unofficial figures nesota to be consul at Hamburg, vice Johnson | of the legislature show: Senate, 10 democrats, resigned. Mr. Estes is United States consul at | 5 republicans, 1 in doubt; house, 25 democrate, Brunewick, Germany, having been transferred aay prt out to that post from the consulate at i on. | Oue of a ag egy hee Jamaica, to which latter position Dent has been appointed. One of the people's party was indorsed by democrats and is pledged to vote for ® democrstic United States Senator. The vote in doubtful districts is #0 close that it will republicans all four the demoorate will still Gen. Lew Wallace, Gen. Michener of lhe have a majority of one on joint ballot. This Policy | insures the selection of a démoceat to succeed Sanders, republican, in the United States in- | Senate. in| Enough retarns are in to show « republican filling the vacant consulship at Hamburg. That | majority on the presidential ticket, Congress. “ppointment simply means that public business | men and all the state ticket except attorney will not be allowed to suffer in any that all necessary appointments regardless of the prospective change of admin- | democrat and populist. general and Biake for chief justice of the su- premecourt, who was beaten by Pemberton, Haskell, republican; Day, democrat, and Ella Knowles, populist, for ‘attorney general, are close together, the woman being 900in the lead, 60 far as known, e meen. IT LOOKS KEPUBLICAN, Electors—Legtsiature Democratic. Sax Fraxcrsoo, Nov. 12—Final computa tionshave been made upon the returns from Cali- forms on the presidential election. The official count next week will determine the result defi- Harrison, 109,715; Cleveland, 105,529; Bell of 22,816; Harrison's pluralit 4,286. da are| The latest returns indloste. thas ‘the aemo- Seales aaa paeboe meso in the next Lepiiters, ivteg toon ® majority of two om it ballot. ———— BEPURLICANS CARRY WASHINGTON,