Evening Star Newspaper, November 15, 1892, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT 41 7 AT THE STAR BUILDINGS TNOL Peansylvaxia Avence, corner Lith St. by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, 8 H_EAUPFMANN, Prev’ Mow York (fice, 03 Potter Beilding, Evewine Sran is served to subscribers ta the Oo a er td Se PnP eae Saint ak the, commer Seeasl ery tore Ex ot Shp Fost Ofice at Washington, D.C.. a9 The Evening tar. fz AL mati subscriptions must be paid im advance Vor 81, No 20,418. WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1892. TWO CENTS. FINANCIAL. FINANCIAL. . mares Woors & Co. BANKERS, == > Paap ox py snanenorpens. ASSETS ACCUMULATED... LIABILITIES: Due to shareholders, de WASHINGTON. D. a. ferred payments on land and bufidings. Fepairs, incidentals and contingwnctes___ ‘Toperties having ‘fle funds thst they may destre to use at any time we would call special attention to eur interest rate of 3 percent per annum on certifiestes of de posit, payableon demand. This isa very desirable way to depostt such funds, as you may withdraw them at any time withoat notice, with interest, SURPLUS OVER ALL LIABILITIES ‘The above exhtbite mine months werk of the PROV-| SDENT INVESTMENT COMPANY, se presented to the firvtannna! meeting. Shares, €10 each. fall paid or monthly installments, any day at office, 506 Elev- oom st aw, DIRECTORS: C_ C. Dancanson, Andrew Glass, Ser John Cook, AN Meeker, Charlee Baum, W. H. (Onr rates are as follows, vit: ‘Payable in three months, 4 per cent. “ate Sper cent. Goods, FJ. Dieufonne, J, C. Jobneon, Chas. F. Benjamin, nldeo3t **one year, 6 per cont 24x08 38sCE OF stoce FIRST PAYMENT NOV.. 1892. EQurf,BLE CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION. SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY Of the District of Columbia, COBNER 15TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE Chartered by special ect of Congrees Inn. ,2867,and acte of Oot., 1890 and Feb..1802, CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS. Rentacates trom 85 each upward per annum. Suiver ware and valuables taken on depostt. TEN CENTS and upward received on deposit and interest lowed on sums of not lens than 85. Prepares and keeps Wills free of charge—acts as Ex- coutor, Administrator and Trustes—executes Trusts of all kinds. THE 26TH twne of stock i open for sub scription and fret payment, which cas rade af the office of the association from a m. to 4:30 p.m. Shares, saving and loaning institution money at fair rates cf interest on long time and monthly installments and pays fair and reiiable profits on sbares. ASSETS—€1. 297, 850.48. YEARLY INCREASE OF ASSETS—G107.627.68. INCREASE LAST TEAR—$125, 548 47. RECEIPTS LAST YEAR--€1,173.784 31. Thte statement Indicates the tncrense of business and the eaccess of the ansoctation. FanpAlute explaining the advantages end benesie of the association and other imormation rwrnished wpon application at the aiiice, 1008 P at. ‘THOMAS SOMERVILLE, President. A J. SCHAFHIRT, Vico President. GEO. W. CASILEAR. 24 Vice President. JOHN JOY EDSON, Secretary. DIRECTORS: BENS F. FULLER, HH TWOMBLY, FRED. ¥ PRATT, GEO. W. FISHER, ELLIS SPEAR. JOB BARNARD, LAWRENCE GARDS MARCUS BAKER, JOHN W. SCHAEFER. (Ofice EQUITABLE BUILDING, 1008 F at. 8 C M. JOHNSTON ., JON! (C18. aay To STEE WIEN aes 23 R, L NDS Or W. BRIBES, Lseikgashes amepea. or a cent. Address J. B.. Star Lilie diseoa 50 Bieraber Waskington Stock LEWIS 0. TEWRSBURY & CO.. BANKERS AND BEOKERS, 1335 F ST., WASHINGTON, D.C. hy Soe on margin Stocks, Bonds, Pritterest sllowed on topesiee, “Ail Local Securities teal ty. quotations all markets,” Telophone—45. Bi5-St Do You WANT TO SAVE A CERTAIN AMOUNT EACH MONTH? IF YoU DO, SUBSCRIBE FOR SHARES IX THE FIDELITY BUILDING. LOAN AND INVESTMENT ASSOCIATION, 908-916 @ ST. Nw. DUES, #1 PER MONTH ON EACH SHARE. MATURITY VALUE IN 102 MONTHS, #200. HAVE YoU MONEY TO INVEST? PUR- CHASE AN SPER CENT PER ANNUM COU- PON CERTIFICATE TO BUN FOR 3 YEARS. WE PAY 6 PER CENT PER ANNUMOK SPECIAL DEPOSITS OF 85 OR MORE. AN BE WITHDRAWN ANY TIME ON30 (COGARETTES ESPIO. DAY® NOTICE Oppression. Suffocsting, Coughs, Colds, Chest. MONEY LOANED TO SHAREHOLDERS Rew Yorey 3 Fead: ei eS Base ee ONLY CAN BE REPAID AT THE RATE OF Ibomlsts of Anserica. pig1&1d.1¥ $19 PER MONTH ON £ACH 61,000 BOR- ROWED. COMPARE OTR TERMS WITH THOSE OF Tae Desxaxn Fon ANY OTHER ASSOCIATION. ° # Eo gs #000 LOANED TO SHAREHOLDERS UP i k Sssg TO DATE. STOCK SUBSORIPTION BOOKS coe i Tin = Sss5 OPEN ALL THE TIME. ES A BRE pom, WERE g5s5 _s HARRISON DINGMAN, President g° Aa BRE BB Er is, ‘4 : ‘coc NNN 1 s Has become so great that in order to keep their extensive assortinent complete they ‘now run their factory day amd nueht vexcept Sunday). having two complete forces of w CAPITAL $100,000, PULL PAID. OFFERS FOR SALE AT PAR ITS 6 PER CENT GOLD, DEBENTURE BONDS, #100 AND $500 EACH. ‘These bonds are payable in goideotn May 1. 1902, bot subject to payment at any time after May 1. 1897, Stthe option cf the Company. They are secured by fir mortage notes on Washington city real estate, Delt tm trust by the WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY. trustee, which certifies to each Dent ieee, and that securities exceeding in face 2. Porvian Prices and) for such a large a and elegant assortment of candies have rade inecensary to work without ceasinu For $1.50_expness prevar- & Son will send a Two-pound Box of the SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. SCOTTISH RITE CATHEDRAL. = A ptated meoti # Lodize ae riod meoting of Mithras Lodice of Pe TUESDAY ENING, A. H. HOLT, ‘be hela Novi yelock, retary. WASHINGTON NAVAL HAPTE P. G£O- ROHEL EZ! weckettey OF Pe 2] AMERICAN TEGION OF HOWOR ‘ompanions are fraternally 0 e CET Gae ot Capital city Cowncli Oypenh lov. 12, pid Oth et, bw, WEBNERDAY PUERTRE, BP hOOND Grand axxvaL 1 Finest French Catdiae any'eiora'ta the Gasted ‘Yaine by 10 per cent of the bonds certified have beea Bilston. Quality. smortment aud style of park: Cope sited with it. The notes so deposited represent ing is elewant. “It would make « delightful on y about two-thirds of the market value of the real a extace upon which they are a first lien, fm unity of these bunds unguestioned. wanes *! Guz & Sox. Con. 11 rn Axp F Srs., EMPORTANT ITEMS FROM ANNUAL REPORT, |"1¢ THE POPULAR CORFEOTIONERS. JUNE 1, 1992 ‘otal Resources, #720, 546.73. Total Receipes, $137,096. 02. Real Estate om Haud (actual cost), #100, 182.63. Canmar & Lewy, DEBENTURES. Debentures are valuable to persons who do not de- Gite tbe encumbered with the care and responsibility. Of Neeping the various papers necesmary in the prepar- ation and securtty of © real estate loan. It relieves fhe person accepting the debenture of the responsi. | 0-75 per yard. RMity of looking after the payment of taxes upon the | Our line of Ladies! pe nr eo interest JOHN H. WALTER, — Preadest, 1001 Fst. nw. Washington, D. 928 7th and 706 K st. nw. Wo are aho in Lace Curtain: are showing some bargains in sand Astrakhan Cloth, in black, black and gray, $3.75 to Jackets_is worthy ‘and lower prices spgcial value in Red Twill Flanneis TS0e-, Ser, Sige, 400. and 50-, Bea ‘We do not think ae for ten aaa eT St Pt ween for Bed Comforte—Extra well made and full size, $1.00 to 04.50. Down covered, at #5. 00, $6.59, Mei ‘ou Know our Special redaction on Novelty Dress Goods. Reduced from 1.00 tu 700. The. to BBO; BOe. to woe. BANKERS. Serond National Bank of Washington, ‘The Washington Loan and Trust Company. 23th. tes am O10 NATION AL BANK QF WASHINGTON. 10 NATE NK QF WASHINGTON, Commer Cr ae SB is a RE PNT TRE Cte ® BOGE Pres T. ©. DANIEL, Se. [UNITED STATES BUILDING AND LoaN a830-| aio CIATION, 1313 F st, Washington, D. C. Shares, $100. payable in monthiy installments, Whied participate in sli profite and mature in $6 mootha Pays interest on ironer deposited tn any amount. 5 and 6 per cont interest paid on special deposite eet CARHART & LEIDY, 928 7th st. and 706 K st. nw. A Few Troras Avour Tue Suor Svssecr. ‘There are three truths about our stock of =." ‘The styles are the ‘The prices are lowest SHOES FOR THE WOMEN. INVESTMENT SECURITIES. Seeks Bonds and Grain bought and sold for cash of area. (Cotton Dough? and sold tn New York or New Orleans, CORKESPOXN DENTS. 4 & Bache & Co., New York Stock Exchange. | od BE Shee Spe Erench ating FLOWER sHow OF THE WASHINGTON FLORIST CLUB, IN THE LIGHT INFANTRY HALL, ALBAUGH’S OPERA HOUSE, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 16 AND 17. $1,000 IN PREMIUMS. DOORS OPEN TUFSDAY, 12 M, TO 10 P. M. OTHER DAYS, 10 A.M. TO 10 P. M. ADMISSION, 256. CHILDREN UNDER 12, 10¢. MUSIC BY THE MARINE BAND EACH EVENING FROM 7 TO 10. PROGRAM FOR FIRST NIGHT: L Maroh.. ‘Sound Off. 2 Overture. _.......Jolly Fellows & Concert Scene. 4 Cornet Solo... Mr. Walter F. Smith. 5. Waltz... ‘Vienna Beantios. @ Selection. 7. Cocoanut Dance. Loving Hearts. The Guardmount. ¥, M. O. A.—MEET 3 OF THE WEEK of prayer for young wen. beginning Mou- 3) p.m. andevery nicht until Saturday, No- Fepiber 19, conducted by Evangelist Frank M. Good- ehfid of Philadelphia. G ‘singing by large chorus Qf male voices aud solos by prominent local talent Byers man come hose ? o'clock each day. Noonday meeting invitation to t MISS MARY COFFEY HAS REMOVED to 1908 P st. n.w., where she will be Pleased to see her patrons. nl2-6t* A spectal So Ke TERESTING TO RPISCOPALTANS. ‘As long as the present stock Insta, we offer all of our Episco- pal Prayer Books aid Hymnale at a drecount of 26 per cent from ° regular prices. Remember the 20 per cent discount on hundreds of current and standard publica- tions. FM, BALLANTINE & sos, jookeeilere, Stationers, Enoravere, Bo Sonathse ne TWO SEASONABLE ITEMS. Sepunt stock, of Mate ran dee sete of Sats Fish Co ; foshes af $6.75, 87.50 and $0 each. ——————____ > WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN Ok Balen Gospel easdae ac at FOMORHOW' Cs 230. Se (Wednesday), 1:30. i S1RIS LODGE, NO. FA A M—A Bea ue earn kh ce RELA EVENING, Ni. Seite FRED E. TASKER, Secretary. =>ATTENTION. BOSS HORSESHOERS. District of Colum: o vert? 168 we 7:90 corner of N oc 7-1m Also our magnificent tock of Umbrellas. It THE OENTRAL DEMO: 1 'T- ‘will pay you to skip every store in town and tee, cordisily invites all democrats in the Ba send parc ae letra? SABRE 1 stick close r ‘it Ie really economy ta Pay 50¢. or a dollar jomaber 22, 40 Celebrate the slection ef Cleve. more than you ox; ‘on son. nib 5 i: istrict of Columbia: Fequested to participate sf ethan tere bet as Seas ea f style aud wear Wold rather refund the raagos! endl ctub marshal ip date to Chief th possible oT epee Dow. umber 6¢ mon have ura (OL! Sa OED, than to have it otherwise. Pointed, ‘Wash: BroaYor meainm toe, button, lace aad'son! gress styles. HOOVER & SNYDER, 1217 PA. AVB.N.W, n9-3m The weather is likely to berainy. eS rahe nS Perey liowed «-fravraan you gel Wumnbor for oo eens than othereh™ The reagon lo very Wesel fast about twice an much {etuber as suy other luuber yard tn the city, aot a To be ill dressed is not merely to be out of fashion. A man's warmenta may be quite @ la mode 90 far as *‘cut™ goes and still be iJ] wean to let our stock go on, - Aressed. Neatneas ia, abo ngs, pe re 5g RSS te your measure and let usdemonstrate our ideas waste to our lamber, ny) coger on FINE TAILORING. soot Boards. We hi a Meee td Se Goober fe f, int) "30 SNYDER & WOOD, fe "itis really hard i Ee to | 1111 PENN. AVENUE (Sarre Old *'Stand.")_n15 ‘this subject of boards, for bor AL HUBBARD ). HAVE PUT IN ‘pean E * If you contemplate us! _ hot water heating apparatus to heat two of any kind for buliding, Sc. let us give you fines for Mr. Jobn F. Vogt. ae iy the width you Want at the lowest Offic ore and Washington. ices. an ieee Libbey, Bhtinger & Miller. Lumber, Mill Work and Butidere’ Hardware, Gove eb and N.Y. ave. aw. ~a=> THEY AL EXCEL. To-Kalon Wines are noted for their ex. Cellence wherever used. They take the “prize” Branch, cor. Lith and O sts. s.0, 2) Bo matter how severe the teat of com ition. At 1 Yeceat exhibit in Dublin in competition with figest wines of rope our iamous ‘*“SAUTERNE" ine Was swerded a id medsl. This prea Hismersropiy costa. i per case, Our Old Btock Me inal Port uighiy. nutricious and to the aged. Only'750. qt. Sole agenta f enous denice” Water. - RE Ww COMPANY, ‘The Tathet aw. (idl Telephone, 908. REMINGTON Standard TYPEWRITER THREE SUBJECTS OF INTEREST. hink twee before buying westher strips. Be Felt isfar superior to rubber, and some felts Absointely sre far superior to others. Valentine origt- UNRIVALED. nated the dea of felt strips—atrock a high standard of quality and bas strictly adbered to Send for Mlustrated catalorue. it Makers of poor felt strips are endeavoring to share Valentine's popularity. You should stick close to the best—Valentine Weather Strips. They last ahouse's lifetime. We can bardiy keep pace with the orders for Gas Heating Stoves. The word has been paseod around that weare giving the best values in the city. Cortain {t ts we have the best $2.75 Gas Heattg Stoves made. Inepect them! Wyckoff, Seamans & Benedict, Cor. Sth and F sts, nlé-m,tu,th.f,tf =" ARE STILL CLAIMING IT ‘That our HAND-SEWED SHOES How backward some people are. We haven't DR. WM. R. KING Hi ‘office and residence to 1: t0 Wand 4 to 6; Sundays 10 to 12 only call g. ar aud throat excl Be 4 YOU FULLY aware Of the fact that we keep as large and complote as sortment of STATIONERY § REMOVED HIS K st.; hours 9 hone vely. Ley us and everything in the sta toners line as is usgally found in the fargest stores of the land? The Deige (will omrare forcihly ‘any in the city. We are also nts “far the SEH PREMIER TYPEWRITER, HENRY A. CLARKE FST. ‘EEL-PLATE CALENDARS FOR ‘93. Sarorles now reer. for examination. lL. MeQUEEN, Printer and Publis a Telephone, 18 load nw foodt T10s-1116 FULL DRESS SUITS W. HoRy, Ponn. ave. n.w. _n5-lm* FE. M. DAVE 7 T430.N. ¥. ave. pew. AW efrien, of Men's French. Galt Patent, Teather Hang:Sewed Bhoes at #3. Upen Saturdays Hl 10 p.m. Boli-te OFFICE Rooms bas IN MOST DESIRABLE LOCATIONS, us JON B. WIGHT, 23-Lm 410 G st. COnbod Oth xt bw. ISHING ALLOF OUR MA- | —s ‘chines to wive the hieont Segres of satisfac. Se parciariy cation {hows having oid opraut Sor made svainat allowing tom to teliore than at the COMPANYS OFPICE™ where aun But genuine parts are tsed and only the ‘mont treason” able charges, ifany, are made. Orders by postal wil Feceive lunmuediate siventiou. WHEELEK & WILSON 3. G. CO., _ my2-t. th. tr 437 Oth wt. Bw. 20, 1892, ON AND AFTER OCTOBRE S corsmntation tickets, entitling “holders reof to 60 rides per month over both the reetown and” Tenalfytown and th feuallstown and Rockville raliroad, wil for’ $3 each. “l to ride daily from Park and from Bethesda the Power House, George wii ‘cusble holders of tie Eecpetows 10) Botend Georgetown for ie. each Fay. a PENCER WATKINS. Fresideut Georgetown and enallytown Ratlway. JOUN E, BEALL. wn, President Tenallytown and Rockviiie Railroad Cot 2 Bee OF 0 CH DREN'S ‘Suits and Overcoats. 24 A007. EISEMAN BROS. Here for variety. Here For love prices. Her for relia ty. Herésor protection. BISEMAN Dros. Cor. 7th and E ets. n.w. _oel7 Manufacturers, Clo! ot ae QAEFER CRN LITHIA WATER QF Vr NTA daily fresh from Springe, Nature's Stent remedy for Indicestion, despepeia, Kidney, ror and thor trogblen,) Perfect, table water, Price mederate. a ma ree. AAA Tikes Tathee uw. Pelepbone, 1076. oc20-Lm™ Bq OOPWARD & LoTHHOPS” OFT DEPARTMENT Is under the direction of an experienced cculist's optician. Your eyes tested anda pair of Solid Guid Spectacles or Eyexlusses. v7 Bteel spectacles Eset Binck Zylonite eyeglasses All Stted with the finest periscopic lenses. OCULISTS PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED, PAIRING PROMPTLY DG MEN'S SHIRTS TO ORDER, (gw is the time to ‘our Shirts made ell-kuown fact that @ shirt made in the fall is warmer for winter and cooler for summer, We haveone of the best equipped sbirt {actorioy in the country, employ oniy thoroughly experienced work- men, and cuarantee perfect-hiting shirts, made in the If otherwise don't keep them a WOODWAED & LOTHKOP. AMERICAN {0B AND OOAL CO.. OF FIOE B50, 10th and F new. | Telephone divt st Family Coaie—Anthracite, Carmel and 8} le manner. “4 paneer, a, cogh canter zntect wich Eosoge! Seighsetige eect F. M. WILLIB, ci Vice Prosident ‘and Manazer. FOR SALE—HORSY BLANKETS AND | LAP ROBES. cain! dandete tor street use i Elect: vi & LOTHROP, 10:H, 11TH AND FSTS.N. W. ocl83m | Seay REPORTS: ‘ative to the scarcity of yased b; ‘us relative to of coal, ca lack of transportation facilities. ‘who depen ‘are Which are selling rapidly at 83.00 AND 83.50 Are superior to all others, both as to NEATNESS, SOFTNESS AND DURA- BILITY. ‘You must stop in and takes look at them when yon are down town. You can save money by coming down, ROBERT COHEN & SON, The American Shoe Sellers, 690 Pa. ave. n.w. (south side). Established 1838. q> SWISS MUSIC BOXE: I received on Satu: order of Swiss Boxes. dlrect from ten, St Croix, Suitzerland. | The invoice ciniats of he foliowtne high xes: **Subléme Aa “Fe Nicolo ™ remote Be press abo 4 to 12 ‘airs, cor $10 and up- and get chotge selection G. Suri m__Bradury Palace of Music, 1895 Pa mm" IDEAL VS. THE REAL. ichael Angelo, Millett, Corot and artists of Uke caliber have earned their reputation through true innate artistic mertt—by con stantly striving to achieve better work in thelr calling. No less has “Keen” striven for perfec- tion in the sartorial art. Not by endeavoring advertised tool chests aince summer and yet we sre still having calls for them. Come along! We have plenty. * * © And that wonderful Dollar Saw! BARBER & ROSS, COB. 11TH ANDG STS. ¥. W. pvt ,WOULD CHANGE THEIR TUNE. ink of an elegant Kersoy Cloth Overcoat tallored to order in the highest possible man- ner for $30. How we would like a few of the Ready-made clothiers to let us make them one of these Overcoats. *Twould be a revelation to them. Half of their talk against tailoring is direst ignorance. How quickly they would change their tune were they to investigate the merits of such tailoring as ts done by us—or by onsor two otber Gret-class tailors for that matter. Ifaclothier bad such an overcoat in stock he would call it ‘‘art work.” G. WARFIELD SIMPSON, COR. 12TH AND F STS. nit large Import e factory. Auber. > w. ais Spe “ACME” OF DRESSWEAR. jone of these Trouserings at $7 can be had of BG Ctaer ftst-clase tailor for, 9 and They're thi a to see how sheets furiy good clothes might be a solaris. aration a ‘hrat clase stylecands je. bat by endeavoring 20. oe fully. Drop comive garment may uot be the peer nd took at them!) ene #raceh Sf Ercdccessor "Yon ean alwage he sure of 6 beat vbtainavie results in patrontelne Keene ‘door above the" ” ‘That this factis daily becoullng better knows Je ee ‘s is evidenced by his extensive and const creasing list of patrong. who include thone highest in political, professional and gommer- tal life. KEEN'S PARLORS, 19297 F ST.N.W. onld ee L4G OvER voUR HEADS. We dop’t expect tosell glass to one in a hun- dred of the readers of our announcements. We are talking to vonte make you tall FoNy Srehiiect or Vullder.” Tf you mild x house and feel that you woul ONE OF A HUNDRED. “Tis tru are but one of hundred fier your coal trade. - We will not permit others todo more for you than ourselves. We won't be untersold. We give « full 2.240 pounds of clean coat to, gto. atid deliver it tnstancly,” whether ° ¥ maail. teleohone (978) of in person. : ARTHUR B. SMITH. ‘Main Yard, 4th and ists. ne, Branch—Cay wood"s, Oth and N. ¥. ave. n.w. 230-3m Bq BETTER Way To Do youR woRK. Any boy or gir) who can hear and write by file our way of doing business state to your architect in Operate ap Edison Phonowraph and trans- crbutlder that you would like Hodgkin to also | cribe all you Aictate to ff. The Phonograph sutsnit and esti: te for the glass. All the talks as fast or as slow a6 you wish it, or Dullders know use will slop and Walt for you to eateh Up. Ou eany terius, tented, sent on trial. COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH C0., O27 Est. nw. E. D. EASTON, Pres. [It] i. F. CROMELIN, Sec, id nit THE FARM." You'll need a guide to profitable farming, and when yon have m Bet Mon cur ar spransys. We have anumber of Single-Breasted up your mind to be oils of these, our and get te BOOR OF TRE PAGES Sack Suits and Medium-Weight Over- tue best publication ever produced. Prise coats which we propose to close out at reduction of from 2 to $5. Good for next spring—if you do not PURSELL, Bookseller, 418 9TH ST. N.W. Bq OU. ST SCOTT, DENTIS Be ied his practice ‘at 1011 H ‘need them now. =~ IRELAND & IRELAND, LATE OF THE Boag ARE BREN, FATE GEAR ezonor armen, eartify thank thetr patrons for favors, and | 454 7thst.n.w. 0028-3m would recommend to ‘their future favor theif suc- censor, Mist Exum. * nese TO LEASE FINE, BUSINESS OFFICE commer op G st, with handsome Geguren janie Vault; well adapted ther for bank building, aa- sociation or real estate office, For price apoly to = DESIRE TO ANNOUNCE TO MY CHANLES W. HAND friends and patrons that I have sev- Heal tate Ly ered my connection with House & Herr- Taann, where I have been for nearly seven years, and that in future I shall be pleased to see them at JULIUS LANSBURGH'S, THE RINK, 13th st. and New York a Loans, nlzat and G sts. nw. Be" FACTS FOR COLD WEATHER. ‘You don't have tobelong to coroperative societies to Ret our best terms. When you buy a ton of coal frou ua, your nels bor cannot come and cbay ie 2: cents per ton lower. We one price and one service {01 body. “Ir you like that, try us. where the same accommodation will be ac corded at a much lower figure, nib-6t GEORGE JOHNSON. 8 WILL PREVAIL. Weare asked daily if Long Overcoats are Ukely to become the prevatling style, or if they ‘That we get ont the most artistic Job are misrely afancy of season Yeu make no work in the city sonable prices. mistake in Cicer hg cutiong, the tendency MoGILL & WALLACE'S PRINTERY, — Soden egte da ee at. 1 _ Nothing too large or too small for wa to print. n12 a THE McGILL BUILDING [s the new eight-story fire-proof office building on thesouth sidecf G st. du ‘weet of the patent office, an! contains every modern appliance for the con- venience and comfort of tenanter ‘moli-im qa BLANK BOOKS, ‘The work comes thick and fast—keeps two of Se statioNeny, | Gigheniass boning sho sestny tees hone Invoice and Letter Co ‘ing work keeping » level gait.—All owing to the ‘xcelsior Bintloe, fact that your tailoring commands are faith- Counying House Journals for 1800, fully served here.—Have you compared our Royal Stanvtard Papoterts make of $25 business suits? Japariese Linen Pableta, Shop, fourning Stationery. os EASTON & RUPP, Eleventh ni5, Street. nite 421 11th st. bet. Pa. ave. and Est. @=UAVING PURCHASED THE ENTIRE | intarest of the tate dima of ‘M. Hanson oo: fnows the TT's wopenx pxarmacy. (Closed Sundays. > win the Fire ingurance b ‘of | Our Holiday Stock. fis comtpauion for vo" many year represented by that "Ao usual we leed in ing, vieralqned, “The same caret abd courteous atten | f2hr qd yholiaay ine tbls, Year same - Hon to tne. interests pf those iasured Sit pe gften ve holiday pit acrip and the continuance of their patronase fe Iverware bi pan T now represent are: of |. Conn. Hie hot etend, cone current ahiyments for supplying their ‘upon. ae DPIys e Ubable to Bll order wrades I hav sande id gradevand size. The larvcet ilus Sour ceders. Math ‘omive, Sist and 1 ot » 2 — : a ¥ S24, G ats. ‘28th and sts. 4 Oth st. n. eT ess suits FoR aiKe 2226-30 a8 Tih at. Eee ee Cen- 7 Hartt Ce Fhe Syriardeld of Seringiesa- Bir ae B. WIG) Ta10 0 ot. pun B BYRON 8. ADAMS, PRINTER. LAWYERS’ BRIEFS AT 90 CENTS A PAGE. ““Promptness, Accuracy and Punctuality." ‘Telephone 930. {ol0]__ 512 11th st nw. . &c.; cures all i never ES . ‘Perhaps Ramblers aren't : < wt ue ae DTRO} | MANICURE. Washington News and Gossip. Index te Advertisements. ACCOUNTANTS AMUSEMENTS... ATTORNEYS. AUCTION SALI BOARDING.......... BUSINESS CHANCES CITY ITEMS. COUNTRY REAL RSTATE DEATHS... DENTISTRY | EDUCATIONAL. EXCURSIONS, &o. FINANCIAL... Pret Bux eBanan FOR RENT (Rooms) FOR RENT (Honses).. FOR RENT (Stores) FOR RENT (Stables) FORSALE (Bicycles). FORSALE (Horses and FOR SALE (Houses). FOR SALE (Lote) FORSALE (Miscellaneous). FOR SALE (Pianos) HEALTH RESORTS. HOTELS, LECTURES. LADIES’ Goons. LEGAL NOTICE: LOCAL MENTION. LOST AND FOUND. j TTT THAT taat i 2 2 ; 3 a 2 3 0 0 7 8 0 = MARRIAGES MEDICAL 3 | MONEY WANTED NOTARIES PUBLIC. OCEAN STEAMERS. OFFICIAL NOTICES. POTOMAC RIVER BOA’ PIANOS AND ORGANS, PERSONAL... PROFESSIONAL aPevenn RAILROADS, SPECIALTIES |. SPECIAL NOTICES. STEAM CARPET CLi STORAGE......... SUBURBAN PROPERTY. UNDERTAKERS, WANTED (Help) WARTED (Lota). WANTED (Rooms). WANTED (Situations: WANTED (Miscellaneous). ————— ] PEPERYEEORUEeaE ERT ETE Tee gE? keG we Beas Heremurat i Govenywext Recerprs Topay.—Internal rev- enue, $198,406; custome, $329,329. Seceerany ELxsxs bas returned to the city. aitadae * Jovor Ryaw, United States minister to Mex- co, is in the clty. SS Con. Swonps of the Treasury Department has returned to the city. Secuetany Caantes Foster has gone to Now York for a few days. Szxatom Douru of Oregon was among the President's callers today. csc icra £8 AProrxnteD Assistant StRaZON.—The Presi- dent has appointed John Miller Moore of New York an assistant surgeon in the navy. —— Mn. SevELLon Brows Brtrer.—Mr. Sevellon Brown, chief clerk of the State Deparament, who is confined to his home by illness, is re- ported to be improving today. ——_+ Distarct Parex7s.—A patent has been issned to Jerome B. Diver of this city, aseignor of one- half to J.B. G. Custis, for apparatus for apply- ing paper fastenings. A trade mark has been Odorless Disinfectant Company Maryland—W. S. Williams, Hollan Mariette Wheary, Simpsonville. Virginia—T. J. Sampson, Burgess store; J.J. May, Forest depot; Yola'0. Hardy, Nebletto; E.R Hayslett it. > Attowaxce or Daawnack.—The Treasury Department has authorized an allowance of drawback on imported licorice paste used in the sweetening of tobacco manufactured for ex- port. The manufacturers’ sworn statements are to be accepted as to the quantity of licorice entering into the manufacture. ee Ar tne Waite Hovse.—The President's callers this morning included Senator Gallin- ger, Representative Cheatham, Supt. Porter of the census office, Mr. Durham, United States minister to Havti, and several local delegations interested in the filling of a few federal va- cancies. The cabinet meeting was held at the usual hour. ~ Navat Onpers.—Passed Assistant Surgeon W. F. Arnold, Chief Engineer Jos. Trilley and Assistant Engineer Emil Theiss to hold them- selves in readiness for orders to the Monterey. Passed Aesistant Surgeon HL N. T. Harris to hold himself in readiness for orders to the Ban- croft. Chief Engineet J. L. D. Bathwick from duty at the navy yard, New York, and ordered to temporary duty on board the Michigan. parade names a A New Trrat.—Chief Justice Fuller yester- day rendered the decision of the U. 8. Supreme Court granting a new trial in the case of Clyde Maddox, convicted of murder committed in the Indian territory, on the ground of errors made in the admission of evidence and because of statements that were made by the bailiff to the jury while they were out considering their ver- ‘atct. ‘Tue Couvasus Stamp.—The Post Office De- partment is working steadily on the new series ‘of stamps, to be known as the “Columbus se- ries,” for use during the world’s Colum- bian exposition, but base not yet com- pleted arrangement of the various im- portant events of the life of America’s discov- erer to be illuminated on the stamps, which will run in denominations of from 1 cent to $5. peace dh a FILLING THE VACANCIES, The President Has Decided to Make the Appointments Without Delay. Itis understood that the decision has been reached by the President to fill the several vacancies which bave recently occurred in the Public service. The foreign missions now vacant are in Italy, Turkey. Switzerland, Den- merk and Portugal. All these will be filled speedily. The Italian mission and probably others, it is suid, will be filled some time today. Gen. Agnus and Gov. Cheney are among those to goto Rome. The only offices which it is said TROUBLE FOR THE DEMOCRATS, ‘The Demand for Tariff Reduction and Financial Legislation. NOXE OF THE POP-GUN BILLS LIKELY TO BE PASSED BY THE SENATE THIS SESSION —ORFAT DEFICIENCIES WILL PROBABLY BE POUND AND THE REVENUES MUST BE INCREASED. There is not believed to be the least prob- ability that any of the numerous “pop-gun” tariff bills that were sent over to the Senste by the House at the last session will be considered by the Senate at this session. It is hardly Ukely that any of them will be reported from the committee. Whatever further is to be done with the tariff will, it is thought, be left to the democrats in the next Congress. There has been some idle talk about the republicans throwing up their hands in the next Congress and letting the democrats do as they please. ‘What it is believed the republicans will do will be to defend their institutions of protection as well as they can at all times, and in the next Congress they may not be so insignificant in power as not to be able to give the controlling Party agrest deal of trouble. At the coming session there will be no chance to do anything except make appropriations unless the necessi- ties of the case compel some agreement on ® z for raising more revenue. Certainly the jea of cutting the revenues still lower by the passage of any of the free trade bills of the last session will not be entertained by the Senate for a moment. 4 SHUPFLING OF ACCOUNTS. There is a great deal of shuffling of accounts in the Treasury Department now to meet obli- gations, on account of the reduced revenues, and the appropriations this year are not likely to be any less than they were last. government cannot be run on any less money as long as present laws are in force, and no ef- forts on the partof Mr. Holman to“trim things down” will meet with much favor with his own rty. Moreover, it will be realized when ‘ongress gets together that the republicans are stili in power in the Senate, until the 4th of March, and an attempt to cut down expendi- tures by failure to make appropriations pro- vided for by law would beapt to hang up some of the appropriation bills in such a manner as to make an extra session a necessity. The re- Publican Senate may be dieposed tolet the House put the new administration on short rations whero the administration alone will be affected by it, but the democrats themselves will not ant to do this just when they are about to sit at the table. SOME LARGE DEFICIENCIES, There willbe uo river and harbor bill this yeer, but money for carrying on the contract work provided for at the last session will have to be carried in the sundry civil bill, and there will be some large deficiencies which will fully make up for any saving from that quarter. With the increased expenditure for pensions, the delayed obligations coming in for settle- ment and the revenues falling off becanse of an expectation that importations may be made at 2 better advantage after the next Congress has had a whack at the tariff, it may be accepted as absolutely certain that the revenues of the gov- erpment in the next fiscal year, begiuning the Ast of July next, will fall far short of the ex- penses of the guvernment. TROUBLE AHEAD FOR THE DEMOCRATS. This, together with the obligation they are under to revise and reduce the tariff and the demands that will be made for financial logisia- tion such as Mr. Cleveland cannot approve, promises to give the democrats a deal of trouble and embarrassment wi the Fifty- third Congress meets. Whether the Congress sncste in special ‘sessior ee ane the present Congress or delays 01 ation until the usual December meeting there will be considerable delay in the formation of a tariff bill which will reduce taxes and ‘increase reve- nue. The proposition to provide for » tariff commission at this session to work out the tariff problem before the meeting of the next Con- Gress, #o as to enable the House to get to work soon after meeting. is not apt to find favor with many democrats, their fear veing that such a course would be construed to mean that they are not now ready and are afraid to tackle the schedules which they have been talking about so much during the campaign. The Senate would probably agree to such a commission if the House should propose it this winter, bat such a course would be apt to awaken suspici on the part of ardent tariff reformers that Was a purpose to trifle with the question. WHO WILL MAKE THE NEW TARIFF BILL. ‘There is room for considerable speculation as to who will have the honor of giving his name to a new tariff which the Fifty-third Congress will formulate. Springer of Illinois is chairman of the ways and means committee of the prevent House, and in the usual order of things might expect to re- | tain that position and give his name to the new tariff, but before the work of the last session closed his health broke down and he was com- pelled to abandon all work. He was at the point of death for a long while and was so greatly de- bilitated and his general health so affected that it is now improbable that he will be equal to the task which is imposed upon the chairman of that committee. It is understood that there will be an earnest effort made soon after the meeting of the Fifty- third Congress to passa law providing for an income tax to meet pension expenditures, It is impossible to say what strength such a proposi- tion may have. (CE DEPARTMENT. THE POST OF Mr. Wanamaker Busily Engaged in Pre- paring His Report. Postmaster General Wanamaker spends most of his time at bis residence on I street, where he is engaged in preparing his annual report. ‘The officials of the department aro summoned to his house when he wants information in re- gard to any branch of the service, and he is gradnally getting the data for his report in tabape. Heretofore he has done this work at the department,where he had a private room in ‘the attic story. After the office of fourth as- sistant was created Mr. Wanamaker gave up his private room for the use of Mr. Rathbone, bani sapersotack isto M report whic! now a Wanssaaker will devote the spare meee toa re- view of what has been accomplished under bis administration than to the advocacy of new ideas, He will tell of the success of the country free delivery and house to house collection and dwell upon the advantages which these new Phases of the postal offer. He will, of course, renew his recommendation relative to Tecommendations adopted and in spite of his faiiure he is still firmily convinced tbat the Postal service and the public would be greatly ited by their being put into operation. In fact, the | EXECUTION OF NEILL Hanging of the Man Guilty of Many Crimes. MET DEATH WITH CALMNE KILLED A PRINCE'S SON. HANGED THE LONDON POTSONER. Execution of Thomas Neill Cream for Mf Many Crimes, Loxpox, Nov. 15.—Thomas Neill, otherwise Cream, the murderer of Matilda Clover and | several other girls, paid the penalty of bis | crimes at 9 o'clock this morning. Notwithstanding the fact that orders were iewned directing that {the execution should be | strictly private the reprosentative of the Asso- ciated Press was accorded permission to enter Newgate prison, where Neifl had been confined dince his conviction before 9 o'clock the authority to hang Neill was banded over by the high sheriff of the count) | of London to “Hangman Billington in acco ance with the legal form. At three minutes to | 9 Billington, scoompanied by en assistant who | carried the pintoning material, entered the cell | of condemned man, where he found the prisom chaplain ministering to Neill. Withouta mo- ment's delay, while courteously asking the per- mission of the condemned man, deftly and rapidly pinioned him, pase broad belt round bis waist and eccuring Lis eivews wim straps tightly drawn back and fastened to the belt behind. Straps were placed aronnd the wrists and connected with the body belt in This rendered Neill absolutely tneapable joving bis arms or hands. The condemned | man did not utter e word during the process, | which lasted berely a minute. of England side by warders, He walked firmly. A deadly pallor overspread his features, but his face showed no other trace of emotion. Close be- aer Walked the hangman. procession passed through the corri- Neill came next, guarded on each dor oward the scaffold the tolling of the pase ing ‘oll of St. Sepulchres, which bas marked th: st moments of so many criminals, re- a through the prison. © arriving at the scaffold the white cap, had been previ placed upon {the condenined man, was pulled down is eyes. Billington then guided him om trap doors beneath the cross beam, from. ) a rope with a no end was dangling. w+ then drawn down #o that it ndering it impossible for al preparations for his death, ok buts few minutes, His were With a strap that was fastened below The noose was then dropped over justed around his neck. The ring of this noose was fixed bebind the left ear, In another second the executioner stepped pace ‘© the rear, preaed a lever, and the trap jell. Neil's body dropped five feet intoa pit, DEATH IN AN INSTANT, Billington and the other persons who eaw the exe@htion concur in opinion that death was ine stantaneous, There wore convulsive twitch- ings of the muscles of the back and limba, which lasted a few seconds, and then the body hung motic Just prior to the cap being drawn over his face Neil) thanked the prison officials for their courtesy and kindness. The body was cut down at 10 o'clock. A cast of the head was then made. At noon a jury v a formal verd : testimony that death bad been caused by a frac- ture of the nec ‘The body was then placed in a perforsted coffin, into which a sack of quick lime was poured. The features chowed no trace of the man's violentend. The onl: » of what had caused death was a red line out the neck, made by the noose, aud a deep impression be- low the ear where the ring had caught. ‘The body was buried under the in the corridor through which Neill had passed only a short time before ou his way to the weaf- fold. The grave was not opened until after the execation, when # dugrtone wax lifted close to the spot where Mrs. Picrey, the murderer of her jour's wife and child, is buried. The corridor of ‘Newgate i, poche ii ghastly spot in the world.” Under of this corridor have becn buried the bodies a long succession of notable and obscure crim- inals. Initials or numbers cut im the walls im- dicate the more recent sepulchera, Earlier in- scriptions have been defaced by time. OUTSIDE THE PRISOX, As son as dawn began to break «mail groups of people commenced to gather outside the prison.” The grim and gloomy exterior of New- ate gave no sign of the preparations within to Sond\a man to his final Jodgwent. There we nothing to indicate that’ anything beyond the tine of the prison was proceeding tained wails. Notwithetandit the crowd continually ns and shortly the street was lined ere Charch to near Ludgate il. The people stood and discussed Neill and his crimes, all the time eagerly craning their necks and watching the flagstaif, awaiting the black flag that would annotnce that the c - ned man had paid the penalty of his crimes, It | was quite an assemblage, numbering over five hundred persons. Not ‘the faintest trace of sympathy wae shown for ) trary such expressions as “ hig now and it will be a good job, too,” were heard. Probably no criminal was ever executed in London who bad « less pitying mob awaiting his execution. Neill died amid general execra- tions. When the black flag was run up on the fing- staff, just as the church clock ceased chiming 9, groans and half-suppressed howls slong the rauks of the people testified to the state of feel- “Fine bell of St. Sepucher's began tolling at 8:45, when the minor officials of the prison took their portions about the scaffold. As the bell begun to toli the crowd outside the prison suddenly became greater. The masses hurrying at the hour to their work were arrested in their progress and swelled the waiting groups until the street wus densely packed. some thousands filling the limited «pace opposite the prison gates. A ma- rity of the crowd, after a brief look at the ck flag, passed on, and #o the crowd melted away as rapidly as it had formed, leaving ouly some hundreds whose morbid curiosity held them to the spot. Neill made no confession. > DEATH CLOSE HIS MOUTH. ing at Spalata, Dalmatia, of three Montene- grins, who are charged with having murdered @ ‘natural son of Prince Nicholas of Montenegro, Tae name of the son was Grujica, and it was brought out in court that be bad been » continual source of trouble to the prince. Grojica was supported by his father in a gen- erous way for many years, but be became dis- sipated and reckless in his habits, and his demands for money were regular’ and ee his all » sepeee fer crores mamas. Ss