Evening Star Newspaper, November 22, 1892, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY fe BUILDINGS. AT THE STA TOL Pesseyivania Avene, corses 11th St. by The Evealng Star Newspaper Company. Be H_KAUFFMANS |, Pres’t. Eropiee tgs mend Sart p spate ene re Se pe weityneet See. s = 01.00 per years a. £0} Post = Weenington, D.C, BF AL mai) eubecriptions must be paid tn edvanen ‘Bates of advertising made knows ot ayplicaiion. Me =P ox. 81, No 20,424. WASHINGTON, D. © FINANCIAL. es FINANCIAL. Derosrr Yoor Moser With this company. whore it will draw interest at the rate of 2 per cent per amutu and still be subject to cl Deposit a mn m and keep adding to ft weekly or monthly and you will be asree- ehly surpreed how fast it will secumulate. Persistent saving is the way nice out of every ten become rich. AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST CO., AT. BRITTON, Prendent. Banking House. 1406 G st ow 1140 15th (Tae om Saint Weshington. D.C, Commer 12th and G ste. hw. ‘atta $200,000 Will terme cortifica*s* and pay in‘rost on time deposits. S43 Gf If LEFT 3 MONTHS3 PER [ QUE I LEFT 6 MONTHS 36 PER cEN O®8 MOME IF 11 [2 MONTHS 4 PER CP Neue TF LEFT 2 DOR MC ANN TO $35 PER ANNUM. DAVIDGE, Canter. Berra, Lox INVESTMENT AS®'N, 908.914 @ ST. N.W. ee 8100, 000,00 1. PER MONTH ON EACH SHARK. MATURITY VALUE IN 107 MONTHS, #200. HAVE Yor MONEY To INVEST? PUR- CHASE AN 8 PER CENT PER ANNUM COU- YON CERTIFICATE TO RUN FOR 3 YEARS. We PAY # PER CENT PER ANNUMON SP RCaL OSITS OF #5 OK MORE. CAS BE WITHDRAWN ANY TIME ON 30 DAYS NOTWE MONEY LOANED TO SHAREHOLDERS ONLY. BE KEPAID AT THE RATE OF PEK MONTH ON EACH $1,000 BOR- WED OCR FIGURES SHOW WE OFFFR THE ¥ OST FAVOMABLE TERMS ON LOANS AND. PRPOSITS, AND OUK SECURITIES BEING MREE TIMES THE VALUE OF THE LOAN AS0 THE LOAN BEING KFPAID MONTHLY MAKES THE SECURITY STILL BETTER FACH MONTH, RENDERING IT IMPOSSI- BLE FOR OUR PATRONS TU LOSE A DOLLAR ALL AT THY OFF AND FURTHER INF 19 APE DEPOSIT BOXES oc 2 re 4 Asp Frosty “% FOR CIRCULARS MATION. HARKISON DINGMAN, President. Basarse Horse Or LEWIS G. TEWKSBURY & © 1305 F st, Adams Iron Building, WASHINGTON, D.C. ©. B OHIBBS, Manage received subject Deposits terest allowed on daily balances. Advances made to corres Advances, srenfentsagainst available Goverment Bonds and all Securities listed on the S Government Bonds, York. Stock Exel fought aud sold for 1 commutation. @ direct. private cae dew York and Our facilities for trading in Grain and Provisions om the Chicaw» Board of Trade are unequaled Private Wires. Grain and Provinons. Leeai securities. Parties desiring to open accouts, as well as those contemplating & A Suggestion. LEWIS G. TEWESBURY & CO. Tas Woasmsarox Rear Esratz Co. CAPITAL $100.00), FULL PAID. OFFERS FOR SALE AT PAR ITS 6 PER CENT GOLD DEBENTUKE BONDS, #100 AND #500 EACH. ‘These homie are payable in goldcoln May 1, 1902, Dut subject fo payment at any thme after May i, 1807. 4 the option of the Company. They sre secured by fire: morteage notes on Washington cfty real entete, held im trust by the WASHINC LOAN AND TRUST COMPANT. trustee, which certifies to each Pond ianened. and that securities excreting im face ‘Nalue by 10 per cent of the bonds certificd have been deponited with it. The notes so deported represent emiy about two-thirds of the market value of the real estate upon which they are a first lien, making the security of these bonds unquestioned. IMPORTANT ITEMS FROM ANNUAL REPORT, JUNE 1, 1UR ‘otal Resources, #720, 546 7A. Total Receipts, $1.37, 606. 02. Resi Estate on Hand (actual coat), $160,182. 63. DEBENTURES. Debantnrot are valuable to persons who do not de- Sire to be enctm ered with the care and responstbtifty of Reeping *he varias papers necemay in the prepar- ‘ation and security of « real estate loan. It relieves Ube person accepting the debenture of the respoust- Duity of looking after the payment of taxes upon the Property and the annoyance of a collection of the interest JOHN H. WALTER, President, w, Washington, D.C. 1001 F st baSKERe Second Nations! Bani of Weshineton, ‘The Weshineton Lean and Trav Company. se CLT. Havessen, Member Washington stock Fxchange, Real Estate and Stick Broker, Reows # sud 11, Atlantic Building, 100 F st nw. INVESTMENT SEOURITIER, ‘Sroolta, Bonds and Grain bousht and sold for cash oF © arein. «tien Dought am? sold in New York or New Orleans, OOKRESPOS DENTS. 2.8. Bache & Co., New York Stock Exchange. Tehman Bros., New York Cotton Exchange. Lehman, Stern & Co.. New Orleans Cotton Exchange. Larsen Broa & Chicago Board of Trade, York, Chicago and Or- pete Nanioxat Sart Devosrz, *aVINOS AND TRUST COMPANY ST. AND NEW YORE AVE. ‘Chartered by special act of Congress den., IST amd acts of Oot. L800 and Feb. Lead CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS Rew w enfes trom 8 each upward per anaum Bitver ware and vaiuaties taken on epost, TEN CENTS and upward recetved on depostt aad imteredt allowed on sums of not lene than 6 Prepares and keeps Wills free of change —acte as Ex- ecuter, Aduinistrator aud Trusiee—exccutes Traste © al Bios MIN P. E&NYDER, President. PEs cr LOE Hert ON, Second ‘M. JOHNS CON Third Vice Pres. Ae Some Le ai A et JCI RIG TL sTcaT Directors Benjamin t. Snyder. C.obbins, Tere i, Menrverast 5 raat. Sacchi Taner, “= Charlee § Jean, vm je ¥ ithere, eM Johasesa, few Gloves wiles 3 tay 9) Thomas i Joaen, L} FUNDS DRAW INTEREST WHEN DEPOS. Pr et eee SEs ee Ws Roar Free T. ©, DANIEL, Sea. U™tep STATES BUILDING AND LOAN a330- CIATION, 1313 F st., Washington, D.C. Shave, $100, payable in monthiy installments, Whicn participate tm all profits and mature ia 66 montis ~ Pays inverest on money deposited tn any amount. 5 ena © per cont interest paid on special deposits from Woe aie ney are made ott oo y= W CUMBOS, SPECIAL N CORSON & MACARTNEY, GLOVER BUILDING, 1410 F 8’ NW. Dealers in Government Zchanae Contec vgnd Songs anette: on the exchauaes of New Sid Wultimere bourhh at a 1 pecuriting. District Gas, Ineurance add Tele- fisted ye Piladelp is, Boston auld: ies jelephone Stock bought and sold. ty18 => ATIEX aes 5 oun. ca TUESDAY. Novos angenente for the | ‘Avsouble at Clabaugt's Hall B.w., TUESDAY, November 3. at 7:3) sy even SS) cuident, OBO. RILDI. SEVENTH DISTRICT REMOC) EE SEES OS SORE Soman AMERICAN 10E AND COAL 00.. OFFICE e CENTER MARKET WILL 7. cof. 10th. Telephone for Thanksgiving supplies TUES: See aed mere gt Mtional Gosoperative Association” Satisfaction guar- o there will Steed. S840 pounds to the wn, ‘M. WILLIS, oct Vice fend Menecer. 7 = MANTELS ANDIRONS, FENDERS Bs. os if ‘Sating cbanres. = sulle me ae Ghihe' dd CORMING. Hie anon, 520 19he. r JO. MORAN, 2126 PENNA. AVE. \ —™ Latrobes, ‘Tin Roofing, futlag ond Ges Fite Meriware: Sool gork and fair peices. Telepbone, 964. eit 7 ] Wausoxs & Cann | FAMovS WILSON | “‘sa50. AND. BUY OUR FAMOUSLINE. —— a #350 | ASKED — AND” | For the. 302 make no | FAMOUS a Tuistace They areastep- | 8:hoA Bag Re ND” | “Once ¢ new ARK | dowRhoustuer. | T° a alpen ee excelled, a. Th sie tuee- | FANOUS | pring “Preenatia, ten: | * $3.90. FAMOUS Pedium, ee 1 cominon FAMOUS Fal and Urge Je 3 wiigon | Teste ett :. AND Our Evening and Ke- 9 CARR. ception “Slippers, new: | | $3.50. ——————| Satabaten Eo WIESON Suse “beeen to be ap- | FAMOUS AMR | $ reciat | © 83.60. a Mateh ait dre x Latest siviesin Biicher | FAMOUS c | "e350. } F $3.50. bs Rep Le: i ‘She 2 Pus Fa $ ther Shoes wad Puss CARK. for gents. = inorning: market »: am tol L sxe ae uations of any kind dui ‘the H¢ ¢ Comple measure, Warsox, & Cann, 920 F ST. NW. Baltimore store—# and 6 W. Bait. Weer Boers —OF— W. H. Hoexs, E:curs Ayp Pa Ave, PRICE-CRUSHING FIGURES TO QuoTE. ‘The line of VELVET CARPETS which we offered last week at 95 CENTS were al closed out excepting 6 pieces. These we continue at thesaiue price while they last. It ts wantfest that you know a good thing when you see it. This week we WANT TO TALK Chamber Surtes TO YOU, but not THROUGH THE NEWSPAPERS. We want youto COME AND SEE US. We have prices to name that CRUSH OUT ALL COMPETITION. It does not GIVE YOU AN IDEA of the bargain offered to say weare selling 0 $25 suitefor gia YOU MUST SEE THE GOODS. REMEMBER, THIS 1S OUR CHAM- BERK SUITE WEEK. W. H. Horze. n2i@ © EIGHTH AND PENN. AVE. J.C. Hercuxsox, DMPORTER. Srrcra Muuisear Opvextxa = Tvespar asp Wepxespay, NOVEMBER 27 AND 23. F Sx, Conser 131m. acre IGHT. 1GHT— Without « match—The PATENT GAS LIGHTER does away with “sulphur ads." Touch # spring and you'll hav = Mh. 1,000 LIGHTS and a LIGHTER com- plete for 40 CENTS. A WEDD RO, 8. Ss. HEDD «& Bus: 432 NINTH ST. 22] 1GH WOVELTIFS gN TRS AGH .NovEL BY ay URS aT B. BLINEME(Z & SON'S. ‘Notwithstanding the fact that our Furs are the nest obtainable, Tmoderate. I: Seown shins “For Piping and cnvtnch | Rdctwes in cones, black marten, astrakhan, Persiae Mink, fox, wolverine, beaver, &G.. Zac. 10 1 P< ‘Storm 0" Coats, ‘The Are £50 Pa Establish => THE NORTHERN LIBERTY Mf 2 f = The Wentern Market, cor, “1st aufR Wil be opon WEDNESDAY, the 284 inst} from} 2m, 108. — fered in: ofthe ki tomers, whe —=0UR OW! ¥ ROBERT CCH}: \- AVE. hw Jasses, market THURSDAY, N: WU be open on NESDAY From 5 a.m. until 11 p.m, WED And will be closed 4 __ THANKSGIVING DAY. TOTHE RESIDENTS OF THE WE TEND: ‘where can bo found the cht tcest of uppites, P __ R218 0 STUEET MARKET WILL ih OPEN WEDNESDAY (Thanksgiving evel from 10 p.m. pelt DINNER WIL era, Prog teray G fie., Now gi trom to Culldren under 18, 2300" + ‘na THE WOME CHRISTIAN Ai ation will thankfully receive and aj Ot, 719 1th SCOTEISH KIT Mezvouscf Washincton Consistorg, B27 AA'S. Re wri be hold om TUESDAL retin, Taitbe at Went End Manono owes ae TD pan. Work he recornized Seotuah Fite By order of the ©. i FAXLOK, 32°. Ur. See. R COLD WEATHER, oe, oWing tothe luck of People have wt. convenience Lee: “coal nan” was out nd of coal they wanted. Not so with our cus Time has never teen in our business career could not ill immediately every order that fullweleht and COAL FACTS F Coal has been tion facilities. te facilities, bottom price: clean fuel, prompt deliveries. Try us. Y. BALDWIN JOHNSO: 10: B 1. ave, SILA st. ne., 519 4% ot.a.w. OU WANT ANYTHING In the BOOK STATIONERY line, the place toget itat the most moderate price is from Stationer, 418 9TH ST. N.W. or FACTURE. MA’ Extra long, Wide Collars, Beaver, Chinchilla, Frieze, Melton. EISEMAN BROS. Cor. 7th and E sta. n.w, ng Clothiers. ul to purchase of the most re- ans. es are not the same quality. 2 yon #3 CP) aboes for (which isa fib as well aoa de- Sitcen Couution seme wil tall all to give suchiaioesdnddenlerga ide herth.S Tare’ shipment of those @3. 63.5 AND" $4 HAND-SEWED SHOES has you Will be surprigad to . soft, easy-wearine foot Wear for the pfice. Save money and buy your next pair downtown, & SON, rican Shoe Sel!ers, (south side), ved THIN. ‘Somieth “Blo at ith and L n19 — for the epand rally. Ba? th st Orders may Be! ELEVENTH STREET, “DEMOCRATSI* A Fall Tine ¢ ins new! SCHOOL OF COOKERY. AL BAKER, 133 12th Mince pies and be left wt Gills’, F st Row., formerly cake for Thi ‘onfectiones BYRON S. ADAMS, WYERS' BRIEFS, PETITIONS, &e., Cor. Sth aud F sts. Kn. no 1225 Penn: ave. REMINGTON Boeri Bes thackertvin’ Qouatiors Standard inaid-ct poor woigel ‘aud siete “who are wioblte So TYPEWRITER cowie to a better life or those who are temporarily, out eplormcat fa 8D. EA PETA, Is Smale . oe President. Absolutely weg [KNOCKING AT YOUR DOOR, UNRIVALED The ‘‘cold wave” is knocking at tl UN ALED. eer Have you i al a keep wag at? are huidis the price of our Cost dows, ‘Send for iMustrated catalorns. ct ours will bave to take a junip pretty. soon Wyckoff, Seamans & Benedict, Knowmg ones ore buying now. It you ap- nli-m,tu,th,f,tf optician. Steel oc RE OUr-lew at 0 aise faffe : &'Som Rody BoE NAW USESES . Ho ww. ee HASPEERCHTERS Sumer Ficrory. While Excellent Underwear at oe ray > wore at $100 gd the Cat Draw, = 3 owl not. ‘Flannel detter—nor two ray Sree oe FHS H. IRELAND, Bred ag Witt & RecHrs More x Neck Boas of 00 2 3 pk. te 50, and a we eve sgn, wasted apts Eigines “Code: fe." largest ‘Roofers with the collar— at WHEE & RESH. 905 Pt AXE Mas M. J. Hose 1300 F ST. N.W., CALLS SPECIAL ATTENTION to her large stock of FRENCH FELT HATS ‘To mateh all the latest gowns, PLATEAUX IN BEAUTIFUL COMBINATIONS, rantry, RIBBONS FOR ART WORK AT A GREAT RE- Bed eh ipsa tase alo DUCTION. nate eS OoDwaRD © LorsmoPsoPricat Is under the direction of an Spectacles or Eyexlasses, Black Zylonite eyegl: All fitted with the finest periscoptc lenses. <— Baker”. Lap Kobes of all kinds. Are most cordially invited to take part in £] DAY. | Those wishing tg accept ure eg ‘Us line so stating munient at Po'clock sharp. Full particulars to be is DEPARTME perienced oculist's Your eyes tested anda pair of Solid Gold 83.00. — spectactes. .. oULISTS' PPESCRIPTIONS FILLED. FAIRING PROMPTLY DONE. ni-tm_ FOR SALE—HORSE BLANKETS AND LAP ROBES. nkets for street use: WOODWARD & LOTHROP, 10H, LTH AND F STS. N. *follow- SKSGIVING tod to, drop from der” run to be beid on THA’ Start to be ime mar rooms. OVERMAN WHEEL CO., DR UTLES HA ‘D 1307 Mist sews Ofice hcnrs, B: O40 40:99 hd 4to6 p.m. Telephowe call. D170" BLANK BOOKS, NERY, mum, Scrat Juvolce and Latter Cop ae Books, iceisior Counting House Journals for 1883, Japaceae Linen Tablets, Journing Stationery. EASTON & RUPP, 421 11th pt, bet, Pa. ave. and Est, ls Hime as Sri as] us| Tus relatiy by Jack of tratsportation facilities. “Dealers who depet upen current sbi; ments tor eupp!ying their trade are AME (Pitted with racing rims "and q= ALARMING KEPORTS the scarcity of coal, caused s Orders tof certatu grades, 1 have thow- sande c tons 9f cou, il grades and stzea, ‘The lareat Steck im dieelty awaiting Jour orders. 3. MAURY DOVE. Main office, 21st and I ste. a. Pate eae. Foot F and Gate feos M's news eth aud K sts. ‘ocb-3un eet So om E HOURS AND THIR’ THREE POU Tes. Record from Baltimore to Washington, November 6, pRnuies better than over made before. Perhaps Ramblers aren't speedy! GOKMULLY & JEFFERY MFG. CO.. 1825 14th ot now. CO Phe im poor Wwhil = pie eo lolpats this cl ity by eon- Sepein, e feed ee ac setiguneirty hreaeeeest eocteiles re sad phijighe worthy. rollow topes au i be held nf win day Sabo lt with Ste ‘A sion. ; ner Mion from 12 to 1 veloc! si'areturieas °™ B87 oven unttt 10 vrelock p.m. English Plum Pudding, High-grade Mince Meat, Extra-choice Table Raisins in large clusters,as also dro, Fat, meaty Ondaras, sor puddings and cakes, New California Walnute, new Grenoble Walnuts, Finest new Princess Paper Shell Almonds, genuine Mandhling Java Cofeeand numercus other extra-nice mice things in the way of Thanksgiving dinner supplies. Store open thie evening and tomorrow evening until 10 veluck. ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY, qt 428 Ninth atreet. Fe UONEST REDUCTIONS ON BooKS. To keep pace with the doings of New York and Philadelphia Dooksellers we offer a bona-fide reduction ot 20 per cent from list prices on hundreds of Christmas Books. Be prompt in making your solec- tions, WM. BALLANTYNE & SONS, Booksetlers, Engravers, Stationers, 428 Seventh st. n.w. oct7-1m. HERS OLATM, ATTENTION. ‘We have opened several new «tyles, the thing” for weddings, recor to Wear, &c.. at $5, 85, #7, Stop in. al atuine our 68.50 and $4 calf shoes. "Good wearers” und dressy. HOOVER & SNYDER, 1217 Pa, ave. PATENT 1 just n92m_ Se Bese he eaitcr ig iteey 0 be Fair il Thurs. Seyi colder Wednesday morning; north- weaterdy tet ‘We believe Lumber will be cheaper next year and have evidenced that bellef by ducing prices. Cash buyers ean now seeure better inducementa in ail kinds of Lumber thanever beyore Wf youcan't cet what you Want in lengths and’ widths and kinds of Lumber of ux you must want something: unobtainable, for we bave everything. As regards our low prices we will say thi We belles We can Make more money sel in a large amount of Lumber at small profits than we can by selliny a smnali quau- ity of Luunber at large profits, What doyou think? Libbey, Bittincer & Miller. Lumber, Mill Cor. oth’ and N. ¥. ave, nw. Branch, cor. 1th aud Osts. se. PR tl 222 are the wihine vise oftheir kinda, The PREMIER TYPEWRITER is to ew sMITH Anown, the world over as the best. leads ait the rest! LITTLE'S” TYP! WHITE KIBBONS won't ary “up; oe shares/at #100 per shar on easy terins. AY & HALDEMAN, 608 F at, For fal Pare STEED, If it ts “Bradbury” on a Piano! It means the ‘‘Standard of Excellence ;" it means the | acme of perfection in iechanical construction, in Purity and mellownoss of tone, in artistic effects, in beauty of finish and durabt ity. It means the Best, A cordial invitation is extended to all lovers of music to visit our ware rooms, reviate clean coat, fill weizht aud pronape delivery maybe we cn nerve ARTHOR B. SMT Main Yard, cor. 4th and iste. ne. BeauichCiywood's, cor. Oth aid N.Y, ave n idm “GLASS WISDOM BY “HODGEIN, Glass differs for its different uses—ex- treme diversity." The inanner in which Klanw is wade doesn't ‘concern you--the guility dower should, Selveting ‘law is One instence where seif-distrust 1s & ood thing—on.y experts in glass know it thor- muchly aid know how ty handle tt. Weve ‘graduated in both these callings. Our Fvice awaits you-the best only. HOvGETS, vert Handiér of Plate Glass,” rin CHAS, F. Oe So net KEEN, FOREMOST LADIES* TAILOR Having secured ca wea indies of Wasttanaren ie Dest talent in red to supply bington with "*Fanitions Cloaks, Gowns, Xe, does not exyross the fit of ‘the Jackets, Ulsters, Hiding Habits and Drosses we turn out. No finer nor cre stylish wa/muents can be made in rope. jsoinest Ball and Keception will see this season Will be a a Or ee ‘you want wont wo and orivinal consult us. % KEEN, “‘Ladice' Tatlor." 1912 Fat. nw.» a2 => WE DO NOT CLAIM TO “> Furnish work at chearer rates than others, prices and the style of work always meet with approval of our custowers. Stepin when pass- (GILL & WALLACE, Printers and Publishers, 1107 © st. n.w., north side. _Laroe as well as sma! jobs solicited. 219 Fee AE coar: COAL! ——84.50 PER TON— Js the price of Philadelphia Pea Coal, ‘A good con! to burn in ratte, aolf-foed iran, self-feeder an cook Thaveafull and complete stock of First-orade Coat or The Furnace, Theaatrol ‘The Bence 16 Grate. Branch offices conveniently located to the trade. Main office and West End store yard, 20 20th stn. w. Telephone calls. 1’ jos. RL MARTIN. n19-1 a=} M. DAVIS: SHOE PARLOR, 1430 N. Baa FR RA OR, PD, 1g x 3 ’—Late president of Havenner & Davis. Incurpor= ted. Open Saturday till 1 Bite | THE McGILL BUILDING the new eight-story fir ‘build: Hemuen gv g? far taal Ree tag get EE Frais atl SOT a yah a qi. WM. BR. KING HAi OVED HIS Racers eae cea ca ga Secanae of ere var and tinea czaieel nae BOLT ess SUITS Yor BRE 026-30 Sees, Sut Waar creche, * 00. Feces my26t, th.» tr ot. aw EEL-PLATE CALENDARS zi at os Ee 8 food) 1108-1110 8 st. a.w Be Dues surTe ror ME ‘Ww. HORN, Penn. ave. n.w. | SPECIAL NOTICE, —ATTE: 1° Ripe ty) EVENING. Nutember |___ SPECIAL NOTICES SPECIAL NOTICES:, _|____ SPECIAL NOTICES. Skee. | aes nate ERY mag ee Reh, ee, POL on. BE |ACKSON DEMOCRATIO ASSOCIATION. All members requested to be present at the meeting ‘of this association WEDNESDAY EVENING, Novem- ber 23, at 7:20 o'clock, at Denison Hall, 923 F st.n.w. Business of importance, JAMES L. NOBRIS, President. _NAT SARDO, Secretary. met W. ©. T. U.—CHAPIN AUXILIARY WILL hold “ts v ‘ED- <4 gor, Spm aw all invited. a Soles: Provident. THE MASONIC UNION RETIEF AS8Q_ elation of the Distzict of Columbia will 118 public meeting at the Birst Baptist Church, ‘27th st. and Dowbarton. | Geor 1). oF D- NUSDAP EVENING, Noveniber Bh. ar 7:20 lock Dp. Addresses will be made by prowinent Masons Myrare invited. Weare eed ea emer nf HENRY COLEMAN Seerstary. TION, DEMO- trict—There will bea 6 16th district THIS 22, at 7: fonumental Hall, 189. Pet a, action respect to rade on Friday night in JAMES MICHENER, nee *. Caran, ______ Secretary. ik WE, THE UNDERSIGNED WHOLESALE f Tasiness Thugidar Now SP, tho Pankevine of as lay, Nov. . Chankselving das, SKS 1. WARBOUR & SON eis Fan CMenGOun'& CON RANE HEME ae ai & SON. OUR BTORE WILL BE ¢ day THURSDAY (Than tenis aie GG. COR | <i MARKET — Vill Open November 28, 5 a.m. ;close 10 p.1. Closed on Thanksxtving day. The dealers guarantee first- class goods in Meats. Butter, Exes, Cheese, Veceta- dies and Prouce of all kinds qa hiaas ~yORDER YOUR GARMENTS AHEAD. ‘Asarule business with merchant taflors slackens up a little after the first of N bér—noteo with us, however. You should order ahead of the time you desire your ments from ten aays to two weeks, thus siving us ample time to finish them up properly. | pease OWEN, the Tailor. Washington News and Gossip. Index to Advertisements, ARCHITECTS, ate -Page 2 ACCOUNTANTS .. AMUSEMENTS. -Paee 10 ATTORNEYS. Pare 7 AUCTION SALES, Pages Sand 10 BOARDING. -Vage 2 BUSINESS CHANCE: Page 2 CITY ITEMS. Page 10 TRY RE, Pare 2 THs coven eB DENTISTRY. seeeee Pa EDUCATIONAL ..... EXOURSIONS, &. FINANCIAL... FOR LEASE. 7) FOR RENT (Flats)... FOR RENT (OMoes), FOR KENT (Roo:ns) FOR RENT (Houses) FOR RENT (Stores) FORSALE (Bicycles). FORSAUGE (dorsssaal Vou FOR SALE (Houses). FORSALE (Lots) FORSALE (Misoallaneoas). sso Pag? Page Page <Page Pars H Pore FOR SALE (Piauos)... Pare HEALTH RESORTS... Paro HOTELS... Pees LECTURES Page LADIES’ aoops. LEGAL NOTICES LOCAL MENTION LOST AND FOUND. MANICURE, MFDICAL a MISCELLANEOTS. MONEY WANTED AND TO. NEW PUBLICATIONS. NOTARIES PUBLIC OCEAN STEAMERS OFFICIAL NOTICES. POTOMAC RIVER Boats. PIANOS AND ORGANS. PERSON. : PROFESSIONAL. RAILNOADS. SPECIALTIES SPECIAL NOTICES, i STEAM CARPET CLEANING STORAGE " SUBURBAN PROPERTY UNDERTAKERS, WANTED (Board). WANTED (Help) WANTED (Houses), WANTED (Lots) WANTED (Roonis).._. WANTED (Situations). WAS LED (Miscellaneous) 11TH STREET N. Ww. 222 CO. HAVE RECEIVED Mr. Geo. F. Graham's residence Offices: nd Washington, nz? Es Leh THERE 1§ NOTHING BETTER FOR ett Thankeriving dinner then a botze of fee Beers Tey ft Bottled. a BOTTLING Wonks, 752 10th st-a-e. —10 PER CENT DIscoUNT ering Ot suitings and troncerings, = workmanship. Perfect KLINE & GREENBAU: G4 100h st. Det. Be EALON WINE, &c., FOR THANKS. GIVING. Open Wedneatay until 9 p.m. Thanksstting Day until noon. Call, send, write or telo- ne Tour Orders, for ake “Wet _ Goods. TO-KALON WINE COMPANY, G14 14th st. new. tn Telephone, 998. Ke" ABLE ASSIS’ TANT, ‘Do you Want an able-bodied office assistant to dispatch your corre- which’ never gets If 90, rent Srondenve one Hickor needy holiday. rbuya® COLUMBIA PHONOGHAPH CO. ED. EASTON, Pres. KF. CROD WE STUDY TO PLEASE.” You can probably save buying x new having me "doctor™ your old ‘Make 1 00d “ae new: Twill send, if it ence conventent tocail dow A.W. HEIL, Werchant Tailor, 315 PA. AVE. nate Ke" Poe he LOUNGING a, 4 a abby" one of thees Ex. gglient Five dollar Cloth Sul + king Jackets? Screly he would appreciate one. To do bie last season's trade we bought double the stock and marked them at wi others, would call "redweed prices, ‘S14, 815, $18, $20, ‘#22 and” 825: ‘oushould certainly beable to find what Yaghten's ross Sires ty meas Men's Dress Sli re. TEEL (Aien's Belongings), 005 PA-AVE. N.W. YOU SHOULD WEAR ONE. Overcoats made of those Vicuns fabrics we have Just received aretle Tichest and neatest effects out, say nothing of their wearing qualities— It is next to impossible to wear one out. SNYDER & WOOD, 1111 PENN. AVENUE (Barr's Old ‘*Stand.") 22 w. . 8. = g—>LOW EXPENSES MEAN LOW PRICES. When thinking of having your next suit made toonier think algo of the advantage of having it made here. “We can easily offer vou the leat And finest materi:Is tailored into Jaultlens-nt- ting varments at lower prices than you would vay other Arst-class tatlors—not having their ey exrenses. Fit guaranteed. J. FRED GATCHEL (ate of Keen's), 408 12th st.'n. w., one door abuve Pa.’ ave. ney =" WORDS TO THE WISE. ‘he man who {s wise enough to appreciate the advantace of weather stripsought never make the mistake of putting in poor ones. Of course you know felt strips are the best, but there are different qualities of felt strips and only “*one* best, which is Valentine. We are wole agents. Prices aro precious lit- tle, if any more than you pay for inferior felt strips. A half hundred people will be glad to learn wo have received the 62.75 Gay Heating Stoves for which they have been waiting. We dido't anticipate such a “rush” on these, and yet we oucht to have known that sucha stove would sell like “hot cakes.” We hav larger and better gas heating stoves. If every one who wanted asaw could com- pare ail the dollar saws in Washington with ‘ours the others wouldn't sell one. Yetsoxe people refure to investigate and continue buying poor saws of others. But more peo- ple are finding us out, and ass result our business is growing steadily. BARBE: & KOSS, Butlders' Hardware, Cor. 11th and G ste. nw, nz Mertz, Garment Maker, ".* sto ‘and, think. ‘You are personally interested in low zou expect you Prices. Now, where do will find them You don’t ex} pince with bie es to let t exo for @ little profit. ow much saving those few 514 Eleventh Btreet, FINE TAILORING—A SOFT ENGLISH jorated ‘cout Overcoatings in’ Kersey, meltone ‘beqvers “shi : aa SEES SPENT ethan aw 5 C0,.004 Beh wt. m. — ‘CUTS” AT SPRANSY'S. Four lipes of Men's Genteel Pat- tern Trousers, which have been seli- ing at 85, go down to 84. . While thia reduction may not seem. ‘Very much, yet the margin of profit on all the clothing we sell is so small that we cannot afford a larger cut. We also offer $12 and 815 Over- coats for @10 and $10 Overcoats at87.50. GEORGE BPRANSY, *‘One-price Clothier,” 494 7th ot. n.w. e283 —" MORE READY MADE. ‘Think of six hundred more new pat- ternain Imported Trouserings—and at Dut two prices.—$8 and $10 per pair to order. Such trouserings “rill cgst you $13 and $14 of any fird-class tailor. and you should certainly know we wouldn't have bourht ste hundred petterne it we n& To Subscribers. Subscribers to Te Stam who are served by route boys will confer @ fevor by promptly reporting to Tur Stan office, cither in person, by telephone or by mail, any negli- gence on the part of route boys. — Govensament Recerrrs Topay.—Internal rev- enue, $165,509; customs, $352,390, Mn. Joux W. Tompson, president of the National Metropolitan Bank, has returned from a visit to Montreal. rae Topay's Capixer Meertva.—The usnal eemi- weekly meeting of the cabinet wos held today and was devoted almost exclusively to the con- sideration of matters to be submitted to Con- gress. Base siee; Ceteeieae Lrevr. Peanr's Leave.—Secretary Tracy to- day issued an order granting Civil Engineer Robert E. Peary leave of absence for three years, with permission to leave the United States. se Ar tax Wurtr Hovsr.—The President's callers this morning incjaded ex-Solicitor Gen- eral Phillips, Mr. Thomas Lowry of Minnesota, ‘Third Auditor Hart and Judges Weldon and Peele of the Court of Claims, - > ‘Taz Goxp Bataxce.—The net gold in the treasury today is $123,601,457, a decrease of more than $1,000,000 since the 10th instant, and of slightly less than $1,000,000 since the Ist instant. stag Sexaton Kewxa Imrrovep.—The improve- ment heretofore noted in Senator Kenna’s con- dition continues. He slept well last night and is much imoroved this morning. Dr. Chilton of West Virginia, his family physician, «pent the whole of yesterday at bis bedside. Increase 1x Customs.—The receipts from customs at the port of New York during the first twenty days of this month were $6,444,379, an increase of nearly $1,000,000 compared with the receipts during the corresponding period of last year. . —— Goverxon Gran Accerts.—Ex-Governor Gear of Iowa has telegraphed Secretary Charles Foster that he has decided to accept the appointment of assistant secretary of the treasury, recently made by the President, and that he will come to Washington as soon as possible for the purpose of qualifying. eee 2 Cor. Switzirn Come Back.—Col. Switzler, who was chief of the burean of statistics during the administration of President Cleveland, has come to the conclusion that Washington is a more desirable place of residence than Missouri. He has notified several of his friends that be will be here March 4 and for some time—at least four years—thereafter. ~ - ‘Mr. Cmantes Moone, clerk to the Senate District committee, has returned to the city after having participated atively and exce fully in the Michigan section of the campaiga. ‘Mr. Moore is here to attend to the thousand and one details which ordinarily clog the open- ing proceedings of congressional committee work, Recrrrocat Puivitzons.—Acting Secretary Spaulding has instructed customs officers to add Brazil and Siam to the list of countries whose war vessels are entitled to the privilege of purchasing supplies from public ware- houses in the United States duty free. The countries named have extended similar privi- leges to war veséels of the United States, cos ac dasase Gex. Nerrusroy’s Drranrcnr.—Assistant Secretary Nettleton left Washington today for Chicago and will not return to his deskat the ‘Treasury Department. He took leave of bis official asvociates yesterday afternoon and called ‘at the White House to bid the President good- bye. Gen. Nettleton retires to engage in a vate business, His resignation takes effect cember 1, and he has been granted leave of ab- sence until that date. Prnsoxan.—J. H. McCormick of New York, Thos. Price of Chester, Pa., Geo. G. Brown of Philadelphia, ©. E. Stone of Omaha and W. G. Brown of Chicago are at Willard’s.—_Ward H. Lamon of Baltimore, John E. May of Philadelphia, C. L. Littlowood of New York, Martin V, Berger of Camden, John N. Taylor of New York aro at the Handall._—E. M. Squires of Geneva, N. Y., 8. C. Vedder of the , John M. Woodside of Philadelphia, . J. Lane of Summit, N. J., A. M. Jame- son of Boston ami A. 'Hoffmung of London, are at the Ebbitt——H. W. Nelson ©. H. Doran of New York, R of — Eastville, and TWO CENTS, STANDARDS OF MONEY Opening of the International Confer~ ence at Brussels. DELDGATES WELCOMED 19 BELGIUM | Address Delivered by the Premier of That Country. 2 | recently appointed a justice of the Sup | | my wife and family at Hagerstown, JUDGr McCOMAS. Oath of He Takes Omee Mornti This morning Hon. Louis F. MeCom Nea taking Court of the District of Columbia, in the Court in General Term by the oath proscribed. The new ju peared at the court howse at a few minntes of 10 o'clock, and, with District Att and Col. Totten, entered the o of the justices, where he was introdaced to Chief Justice Bingham, Justices Hagner, James, Cox and Bradley. After some conversation be fell in line with the chief justice, Justioos Hagucr and James, and walked to the bench, taking his position at the bouth end of the bench. On the wing opened the justices arose and the Bible was reverently taken by the new justice and Chief Justice Bingham ndministered th cath prescribed for the Justices. He at ones took the seat next to Justice Hegeer and engaged in conversation, He remained on the bench. About 11:30 o'clock Judge Hagner took new justice to the Criminal Court, where be was welcomed by Judge Cox and took his seat to watch the proceedings, Judge McComas also was in the Equity Court for a time. VLEASANT TALK OF THE NEW JUDGE. Justice MeComas reached the city last night and for the present will make the Shoreham his home. ToaSran reporter he said: “Owing to the vacancies on the bench I was urged neultation re a qualify as soon as possible and this I did t morning, it being the first ore tunity which I bad to do so, will Temain permanently in this city from time, except when I'can find time to retu for the winter are whetber I will obtai not matared ain me here as nts can be per tory arrang fected for their accommodatio: “Iam fortunate in havemg been during my service m Congress *0 wly allied with the interesta and affaire of the District that in as- suming my new duties they will not be entirely new to me. “During my membership on the committee on appropriations of the House as chairman of the subcommRtee in charge of the District | n bill Iwas able to obtain an ex- cellent insight into the ways and means of the District goverament, and this knowledge will aid me very material appropri “Lenter upon this new field with the inter- | ests of the District and its people at he if sincere and earnest fulfillment of my can accomplish some benefits I willdo ail in my | power to bring them about. acquaintance with the members of the bar of the District is already quite larg: always found our attorneys to be hard workers and courteous gentlemen. I hope that my work Will be as pleasant as the outiook promises.” Setlasiwacs TES as ED OF A! INCOME TAX. N Representative Wike Tells the Kind of Bill He Would Make. Representative Scott Wike of Tlinois said this morning in response to the question whether there will be an extra session of Con- If it should go ahead and pass a revenue bill that would increase the receipts from imports to meet the deficiency in the treasury there would be no need of un extra session. But Iam not prepared to say what this Congress will do, I know what I would do if I had full power. I would an income tax bill. I had such a bill in the last House, but am not sure that I will call it up again this session, In 1866 this government raixed 72,900,000 of revenue from ‘an income tax and over one-half that amount came from incomes of over $5,000. My iden of an income tax would practically exempt the ses, ax I would not tax incomes below $5,000.’ The great objection to an income tax is that it is inquisitorial. But to me it seems not more so than the ordinary state tax. I like the income tax rystem. of England, which has been in vogue for fifty-one years.and successfully, too. In England the manner of levying this tux on corporations is to first col- lect it from the net earnings of the company before any dividends are declared and let the company in turn apportion the tax among the stockholders. Under an income tax law, euch ax 1 would levy, there would be no muiti-mil- lionaires in this country. Under a graduated income tax I would raise the levy so high on large incomes that it would practically be im- possible fora man to acquire more than a million dollars’ worth of wealth at the outside.” “Will Mlinois have a place in the new cabinet?” “Lean't say. As for Col. Morrison, I am for him for anything he wants. He really ought to be Secretary of the Treasury, Morrison is a statesman and the people have greai confidence in him.” —+0+ THE TALK OF A BOND ISSUE. Secretary Foster Thinks There Will Be None—The Financial Situation. ‘The discussion of a propesition to issue new government bonds to make up for a deficiency in the revenues of the government excites con | siderable interest. It will excite much more interest if it becomes generally understood that the democrats, acting asa party, really con- template such an issuance. For a number of years past the policy of the government financiers has been low as possible, and the dicappearance of the much-talked-of surpius in the treasury is in part due to that. ‘The proposition to turn around now and issue new bonds will meet with disfavor in many directions, and it is uncertain what the effect would be on the party undertaking it. Certainly an attempt on the part of Congress to authorize the issuance of new bonds would excite much However wise the purpose might be. the disorders it would provoke and the pos- sibility of craukisms it would open would make the attempt to issue bonds emburrassing for the party responsible for it. A reason being urged by young Cable of Mli- nois aad other democrats, who favor an extra session, is that bonds should be issued at once, ¢o that the responsibility for the condition mak- ing this move necessary might be put upon the outgoing administration. SECRETARY POSTER'S VIEWS. Secretary Charles Foster dues not think a new issue of bonds will be authorized. Talking with a Stax reporter on the subject this morn- ing, he said: “I cannot undertake to guess what the demo- crate may do, but Ido not think there will be any new bonds issued. I do not think any jy Wants now to take the responsibility of increasing the public debt, which we have striven to reduce to save the interest.” “How low au interest do you think new bonds couid be floated on?” he was asked. “That would depend on two things. If the Londs were such as the national banks could ‘Use as security for currency and they were per- mitted to issue currency up to the full face if in addition the tax duced from 1 cent to juarters of 1 per cent, 1 the bonds be easily jouted at 2 per cent interest. “The 1 per cent tax on the national bank cir- culation is for the " thas | reduce the public debt as | TELNGRAPHTC |OTHER NEWS, Tate | WHERE MONEY wr Opening of the Int ornational Conference at Brussels. Rar Nov. Tho international moneiary confere met at 8 o'clock this ervoen. The procentings were purely mil. No more charming place ae been selected in ai nein for the meeting of the Terence than the Dalais dew Academies, The Grande Salle, or marble hall, where the Selegates bold turtr mee ook ott on one side upon the splendid park, which te the xhionable summer revort of the raidents af Birossels, and while th vow ewoeps along the front of the Pala» yal to the Kue hoyale the other ade,-n wide expanse of gurdem, © ador david the Pala dos Academies from the Place Regente, a continna- tion of the finest of che boulevards of Rrusela, The delegates will find themselves within eagy walking access of almoet everything worth see ing i the Belg casita the ballin which the dele ‘ handsomert tn the pital along the walls, with strikingly them, f } paintings. aral inant bequence o! even m Belgie Other mural subjects picture the rise of arte and scieuces in Belen | In the gardens al £ on the conference hall the most notable of the statu a study of Cain by the seu Tchatte and a discus thrower by Kessel. COUNTRIRS TAKING PART The countries which bave a» ted the anvi- tati goverument te send are: Austria-Hun- he or Norma, 4. spaan, ¥ putes repre taking part William B, Allison, Henja- ont ersity University of Crider, an, Senator r. nem, exident of the nk, ond BE. O. Leech, director Congre | Prof. Koluy {ort ex-premier and e1 Liron @'Ar cals of in es and of the munistry | Germany . t Gruss Count von Dr. von ne inner cilior of the trem and Hers | rector of the imperial bank Lord Herschel, lord eban= iiliam fiouldeworth, M.9.; Hom ter of the minty re Wilson ertram Curr India n. Ric ford L. Moteswort Tealy gvort Luigi Lozeatti, Raniero Sime- nelii and Nomenico Zappa, members of the late paritament + Don Autonio de Mier y Celta, aquind Casas aud Gen. Dom Mena «ls -N. P. Van der Borg, presi« ik of the therlands, and G.M. sWlistical barcad Amster- | Boimevan ¢ Norway Tans 1. Torsell, x= minister of finance, 2nd Havbard E. Berner, i= Tector of the Credit Foneie Switzerland Crame cor, Zurich. and M. minister to Lrenc Frey, national coun Charles Lardy, Swine Belgium — Senator Weber and M. Sainctlette, Montefiore I ‘hataber Austria Coun hucller-Meteck, mime ister to Velgiuu. Russia Prince Ourohoff, Russian minister te Beigiom, econem*t. Denmark —C. Spain-—Nenore: and M Kaffalovich, a well-knows OPENING THE CONFERENOR. ‘The Belgian prime minister and" minister of financ pened the proceedings, said im his inaugural address tha: conference bad deen called to discusg one of the gravest ques- tions that modern society ever bad to face. He extended, in th the Belgian govern= ment, a most me to the delegates, After referring to the monetary crises that baad oceurred durix past century M. Beer rt said it wax in the dircetion of an inter national understanding that a solution of the monetary question was now sought, This, be added, was in accordance with the law of progress. Numerous such understand- ings had already been arrived at for the regn- lation of the common interests of the civilized world, in regard to te ways weights and measures, should not the same course be lowed in the case of money? It was erations of the conference on the soil of a country bee fitting that the < should take place longing to the Latin union, but it was for the legates of the U: orward it wax proposed to carry these ¥ M. Beernacrt advised the delegates to enter into the discussion without being too greatly |impreased by the prospect of massing silver, | for which there appeared to be no employ- ment. M. Montefiore Levi, as president of the eon- ference, followed M. beernsert. M. Levi anid that he accepted the honor of presiding over |the deliberations, knowing that was intended for Belgium rather than for him- self, He referred to the namerous snttempts made to solve the monetary question, mencion- ing especially the Britich gold and suver com- 2 of L886 as distinguished above another by its eminently The worst fenture | [resent monetary situation was ite instability, fie hoped the conference would sink ats ime | dividual interests and keep in view the higher interests of the great humun family. Mx. Terrell, United States amnister to Bel- gium, replied in a few formal words on behalf ye American delegaies. ofthe conference then adjourned until Wriday. ci NEWSPAPERS BURNED OUT. Fire in the Building of the Harrsbarg “Patriot” and “Sunday News.” Hanurencre, Pa., Nov. 22.—About 6 o'clock this morning fire was discovered in the rear of Hutter’s bindery, on the third floor of the | Patrict building, and for two hours and a half | the firemen battled with the flames, It was @ stubborn blaze and the water poured upon the estimated at $50,000. Hatter's bindery is a wreck and the overall factory of Heuch & Coover.on the fourth floor, is practically ruined. A large part of their stock was fortunstely stored in an adjoimng building. The fire was confined to the third and stories of the building. Ou the second are the composing and editorial rooms Patriot the Sunday News. Ail and private papers were raved and the in il if tit here is from water. ‘The water is three feet : : a5 ve