Evening Star Newspaper, November 30, 1892, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED Dat AT THE Siai EXCEPT SUNDAY, BUILDINGS, 1101 Pennsylvania Avesue, corver LJth St, by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, | S. H. KAUPPMANS, Pres’, | Qrapaurce Sum th foreumn postage aaded, Potered at the Post Office a: Washington, D. C.. ae mevond-< jase mail water £2 All mail subscriptions must be paid in advance, Kates of mivertining made ke Vor. 81, No. {WO CENTS. _ _FINANCTAT. _FINANCTAL. _SPECIAL NOTICES. ECIAL NOTICES. |= Abvovr Isvrsrvrxrs iss Hall, cor ‘and ap: PRSDAY EVENING, Doo. 1. All hast Washing. There are no intestiments that are per | : oe capers: ae “yy order of the President. yield a compare COMPANY. “on “ » Secretary. The greater the pos. GBANITE BUTLDING, NINTH AND F STS. e HE ANNUAL MIETING OF THE eility of cain the e-eater the probabiiey enti or the: Conmabia itis Ee of lom. The more \* born war and the more [ngitimate Nis nee of 1 the smaller the interest he pays Notwithstanding these tacts there are Shousands whose breed for 1), anderen 25 percent investments run away with thelr CASH CAPITAL, #1,000, ones, 000. INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS. BRAINARD H. WARNFR, President. | Tue Wasmsarox Loax Axo Trost commen sense Hence s2 ie that for abeointoly site Invest ments there are none better than the Dele ture Bonds and Keal Estate Sutes of this company. The Debentnre Bonds are texiet in veixo Hovsr Or LEWIS G. ‘able semni-annaally. Notes are for wile at facw value pluv 1 per rent for commission. Theve W. B. HIDES, Menager. Pay 6 percent i Deposits received aabject Beth of these Depoatte, tocheck aud tuterest alowed pany. on daily balances. Advances made Advances, Collateral Las money to Proved real estate, stake, bonds and #! Pecurities at a low rate of interest Gorernment Bonds. York Sto = bourke and AMERICAN SECURITY AN) TROST COMPANY, AT. BRITT Panhing House, 1405. st. n.». a . President. Prwate Wires, ase Warehouse, 1140 15th st. now. OFF cers. i Grain and Provisions, {2 (rain an Tresitent ie. 2 Procilant Aticrsey and Tris: Ofticer Secretary m Lecak Securities. A Suggestion. | address MeLean, od. Milne, Mute Deere, © S, Noyes x ‘Contes MM Parker. <€ Dawanson, nm GAS HO, Robert Dornan rl Capital | $200,000.) Dantel OTR, Inn De rE | wm ISSUE CERTIFICM Herrtl!, S Hntehinson, ‘Wise Garnett. T PET: X #100 0 TPER NUM | CENT PER ANNUSL SAE DEFUsIE BOXES Tr: Watmxeros Loss Axo Tavsr |” 3 TO Ci Da Purchase sod cal Securitieson coun! Hos dertrine | accounts, ae well ae tow CCptemplating = change i feauiving additional fect | fequiiog additional factli- | tlescare invited tw call On oF C. T. Havexnen TEWKSBURY & CO., 1805 F at, Adame Iron Building, WASHINGTON, D. C. srondente against avatlable Government Bonds and all Securities sted on the New Excl for ck sold usaal commission. We have direct private wires to one New York and Chicago offices. Our facilities for trading in Gratn and Prot Board re unequaled. special LEWIS G. TEWESBURY & CO. AND PAY INTER- SN TIME DEPOSITS. OX #1000K MONE IF LEFT 3 MONTHS3 PER IF LEFT 6 MONTHS 2g PER ON #100 OR MOKE IF LEFT 12 MONTHS 4PER 35 PER ANNUM. IDGE, Cashier. ! COMPANY. | | Member Washington Stock Exchange, ape | Keal Estate sad Stock Broker, ey. €1.000, 000. Kocms and 11. Atlantic Building, 30 F st. nw. INVESTMENT SECURITIES. Granite bailding, Oth and F sta now. on marvin, Cotton bought and sold in New York or New Orleans. CORRESPONDEN JS. Bache & Co, Leb Ss. THIS COMPANY Pays interest on deposits { | im Broa, & C Executes all Trusts | Bents Safe Deposit Boxes | BRAINARD H. WARNER, | President. Telephone, $k S. HOGE Free CIATION, 1313 F st., Wasbingtor | Shares. $100, payable in monthly installments, which participate m ali profits and mature in $4 - |} mentha, or cent int Call cs w ted with us. Mithes #1 PEE Ne At the fret meeting a ivann- were nonuting sak Fi well t0 J care @ loan at reduced pays em withdrawals an! cent ver san, J. BURTT. President. BION Deposits. Exchange. Loans. nae? 2. 3. DERMODY, _Serretery. and Baltimore boucht and sold Beams Ceetmeares av te called on to bury a ‘and all phone Stock dealt in. |S American Be tes Pepresentin, dolar fanerals. Certificates draw G pe- cent interest and are trans ferabletuany one. Examine ant be convinced of Your interest in the matter. SH. HINES, President, northwee’, and examine ‘fifty an@ one-hundred note _ 31S Lith se. now. and delivered when desired at Foe Benoa. Loss FS HOW AC BRR RRR, . | 8 HHH AA RRR RRR INVESTMENT ASS’, it E # 8B PAE z z is 08-0146 ST. XW. ASSETS coe $100,000.00 a cece 00 a EE Po = DUFS. #1 PPR MONTH ON EACH SHARE. ‘tak ra oo MATURITY VALUF IN 10? MONTHS, 2200. ry 6c 00 HAVE ¥ TO INVEST? PUR- oak coe 60 CHASE AN SPFR CENT PER ANNUM COU- PON CERTIFICATE TO RUN FR 3 YEARS. Wr PAY 6 PER CENT Pi ANNUMON SPECIAL DEPOSITS OF Ok MORZ. CAN BE WITHDEAWN ANY TIME ONO DAY*' NOTICE. MONEY LOANED TO SHARFHOLDERS ONLY. CAN LE REPAID AT TRE RATE OP ®13 PER MONTH ON EACH #1,00U BOK BOWED. OUE FIGURES SHOW Wr OFFER THE MONT FAVORABLE TERMS ON LOANS AND DEPOSITS. AND OU SECURITIES BEING THREE TIMPS THE VALUE OF THE Loan AND THE LOAN BEING RFPAID MONTHLY MAKES THE RITY STILL BETTER YACH MONTH, RENDERING IT IMPOSSI- BLE FOR OUR PATKONS To LOSE A DOLLAR. CALL AT THF OFFICE FOR CIRCULARS ASD FURTHES INFORMATION. te order, Stocks, Bonds and Grain bought and sold for cash or w York Stock Exchange. an Bros.. New York Cotton Exchange. man, Stern & Co., New Orleans Cotton Exchange. Chicago Board of Trade. York, Chicago and New Or- T. C, DANIEL, Sec. | ITED STATES BUILDING AND LOAN ASSO- in, D.C. | Pays interest on money deposited in any amount. nd get our rates on demand it before depositing else- Ds & CO.. Bai nkers, . MACARTNE: ‘Member §. ¥.Stock CORSON & MACARTNEY, GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 ¥ ST. N.W., Reakers ant Dealers tn Government Bon atteet Foal Stocks abl Bonds stall securition fisted | cathe exchanwes of New dere. Pulladel ns puta, | LA SESCnG loads of incestinent secaritien. District Bons eal Kaitroad, Gas, Insurance and Tele- ‘elephone Stock bought and sold. 3y18. Linus, Resewen ‘That Xmas Presents can be reserved now Sys5 POPULAR JEWELRY ESTALISHMENT. ‘This will be of particular advantage to those who contemplate purchasing visions on of Trade ‘aie of all Lo- ‘inadon to Fat. nw. “Close 4:30. corre ofthe open 8 OF =oTHY FAST WASHT Association will hold Suraacd Company will be held at the office of fh Tompenge 00 Sth "st arwenvon DECEMBER Ve SS0F"Fitieen ‘trusteus to serve for the eosuine Year will be elected a this meeting. Polls willbe dpened from 2 to dorclock p.m. Books for transfer Stock will be closed ou: Devember i 1BO2- B1g-whkstd J.D. COUGHLAN, Scoretary. eG EDNEY. Se si ‘This name has been identified with engraving and printing in Washington fer thirty-six years. Having yurchased the good will and the custody of the 10.654 card plates of the Ia:e Gedney & Roberts Co., the undersigned will hereafter conduct an En- graving end Fine Stationery Business at the former location, A share of the public faror solicited. Successor to A, O. GEDNEY, Gedney & Roberts Co._n2B.at* Post building. ABOUT THINGS WE KNOW. rio coal tn sense Coal th otine dire ind rocks, but our com Is al coal, Most fone ove—net #220 Ube. Ous tons acct Sox Goal coming ‘the’ day or two aftot send you order tours same day. Ispot asordered—oure ts. you our kind of coal? ARTI Some ‘Can't w B. SMITH. Main Yard, cor, $tl: and Jats. n, Branch—Cay wood’ ¥. 0-3en Fe CELEPRATED LOOKS wT LOW PRICES. @, Readers of goo’ books will be pleased know that copies of DOKE'S "BIBL! GALLERY" L: “PARADISE LOST" and DANTOS “INFERNO™ can be obtained from netor 80 CENTS VOL ME: All are ILLUSTRATED BY GUSTAV DORE. WM. BALLANTYNE & SONS, Engravers, Stationers, Bookeeliers, 428 SEVENTH ST. N. W. 128 FRANK M_LEWIN” WISHES TOA nounee to his frie: and forme: a that fe ts now with ne an Loe Tot MPs Jeweles nent @eSCOAL! COAL! COALIY tons of the Best Family Coal for sale. All Screened and sent out clean. 2. ton guaranted. Htochdale Societ 30 tix KENNEDY. ferteuce. peculiarly qualities ue to decorsits Rs larly qualities us to dctormeian will produde the best Tesults.” Come tn ead talk | a MCGILL & WALLACE, Printers and Publishers, 7 E wt. nw Large aa well as small jobs solicited. 236 FOOD WARD & LoTHROPS OFTICAL DEPARTMENT Te under the direction of an experienced oculista’ optician. Your eyes tested and a pair of Solld Gold Spectacles... Bolla Gold Eyeriasses, Steel Bpectactes. Zslonite Eyeglasses... All Bitted with the finest periscopic lenses, OCULISTS' PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED. REPAIRING PROMPTLY DONE. _n1-Im ee emttting Java Coste. When you bus our Genuine Mandheling Java you get the best Coffee in the known world. ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY. ‘The nearer the churn the sweeter the butter. Our High Grade Creamery Batter, direst from the churn, is one of our never-failing trade winners. ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY, 1t 428 Ninthet. Beers Jams. Abuge eupply—every variety—prices moderate. ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY, 1 28 Ninth at. Be PECIAL SALE OF FINE HARNESS. If Fine Harness at low prices interests you do not fail to attend special sale of harness now going on at Andrew J. Joyce's Sons’ Ware Rooms, Nos. 1028 and 1030 Connecticut ave. For further particulars see oar ad. under **Hornes dnd Vebicles” in this paper, paze 3. ANDREW J. JOYCE'S SOXS. 330-Lm Se Beavecey Piano. Hass full, sweet, singing quality Of tone, sustaining the voice perfectly, ‘Has a patent repeating action, And is the best made. ¥. G. SMITH, Manufacturer, is 229 Pa, ave. nw. DR ARTHUR C, RIAN bea Rl Toved {o1d01 N. J. aver a: ¥, Office hours! RtoP30a.m., 12 tol, 5 to'7 p.m. Telephonecall oat 346. Be" 7ER roor covenrsas. Have you RUBBER BOOTS to protect a hill not the bay oF tel ® pair to en Boots, Arctics and Storm Overshoes. You, ies 2 donr prices low and qualt- Ges **the Geat.” Our CORK SOLE SHOES at #3 and 24 will keep your feet dry and warm. ROBERT COHEN & Si The American Shoe Seller (0 Pa. ave. nw. (south side), Established 1838, 229 Bee” © Mertz, me Garment Maker. True th, Of ‘tailoring is not necessarily found where prices are the huchest. The ques- tion of price ts one which is in the 1 koverned by the expense account. High rents, &e., inevitably demand larger Profits. It requires no argument to con- Nine Fou of this logic. Our expense account is small—profite correspoud- ing—natural result-lowar prices than yoUure in the habit of paying. Shop, « 514 Elevegth 2% Street AMERICAN ICE AND COAL © 69% 10a and Bony. | Telethone 4815 at FaMiy Coals—Anthracite, Carmel and Sp int. Induceients to ail cash custoiers. Contract with National Co-operative Association. Satisfaction @uar- anteed. 240 pounds to the tor, OFFICE ST N MOST DESIRABLE LOCATIONS, : LOCATIONS JOHN B. WIGHT, 231m 1al0 G it COAL! COAL! COAL! —-#4.50 PER TON— Is the price of Philadelphia Pea Coal. Agood coal to burn in ranke, self-feeder and cook stove. Thaveafull and complete stock of First-grade Coal tor ‘The Fimnace, The Latrobe ‘The Kan, Branch offices conveniently. located to the trade. ch offices conveniently: locat 6 Main office and West Ead store yard. 420 20th stu w. pie gall TE on Horse Blankets for stable | - ‘SA Baker $50 | Robes of all i 0 Lap WOODWARD & Ti 10 BH, LTH AND F st W._ ocl8 3m Sse We BUTLER H tre 1207 Most. now. Office hour: Ami. ane 4 t'6 p.m. “Telephone cai. es BOOKS, STATIONERY, As it takes seve ral weeks to properly regu- Inte one, and by selecting now you see a complete stock, and it is de'ivered in per- pecial attention is called to our own - BARRISOS DINGMAN, President. watch branded R. Harris & Co.” Those a — —_ wanting # Gnely adjusted timepiece will 8 Pex Cexr Bosps find thisthe best wateh for the money om $50 TO $100. PAYABLE IN 5 YEARS. ——— Wesel a solid 14-karat Gold Waltham or INTEREST QUARTERLY. The Ind stein! Savings ancl Loan Ameocia- Elgin Stemwinder, «ents size, for #35. inet Ge Mheertet of Co'mmbin, + teeming Sarne quality im ladies’ size, $20. an 8 per cont bent ia d Bominatienef Solid Stiver Watches from 85. ua Bre weeured by Kral 1 ‘of ‘Trust, inves stock aad otller good nee THE INDUSTEIAL SAVINGS AND LJAN ASSO- CIATION, 1900 F ST. N.W. Capital, 240,000, Organized July 1, 1887. JOUN H SOULE, President BF. CHILDS, Vice President. THOS. G. HENSEY. Secretary and COLUMBIA NATIONAL BANK, Depository. DIRECTORS JOHN SOULE. = THOS. G._TENSEY, Cor. Tan Axsy D Sts. s CHILDS. LL. D. LANDON, nos, W2ectm UH. RIDEXOUR | Tas Narosac Sar Derosrz, | Best Fons Ax Lowrst Paices Ar Wuuerr & Roorrs. More New Fur Neck Scarfe. BAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY Cf the District of Columbia CORNER 15TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE. ef More New Fur Mute. Chartered by special act of Consress rere Bas Por Conan. 1807, Oct. .1800 aad Feb. 189% More New Pur Trimmings. ——e reintaag More New Seatekin Reefere. CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS Rents aafes from $5 each upward per sna Siive: ware and valualiles taken 08 Jeposlt. TEN CENTS and upward received on teposit and DEALERS IN DEY Imterea: allowed on sume of not low than $1 New line of Biack Cashme Prepares and keeps Wills free of charge—scts as Bx- | “Tarte line of Black TILeTT ILLETT v T. B. Towser & So: R. Hanns & Co. JEWELERS. N 7TH $F. a a ‘Cashmere Shawls, single and w. & Ree, 905 Pi AYE Tisautilat siylee of Dress Goods, singie and’ doable enter, Adueinistretor and Trustee—exccutes Trusts | wicth. palur tie. Dress Goods in stripes and plain can't be Sipe "An oxtea barcain in All-wool Dress Goods, 40 inches 3 Wile. 50c, Beaune ZT | "Es Mecond fice Prem oases 5. eegnd fice Poa a JONES, Third AS Ei : SLBERT Dos TUREEV ANT. Secretary, ‘Directors, ©. Robbin Fe ‘A. Janes,” Gower, rs Memorauduins, Seray Invoice ant Letter Copying Books, *- Exceisior Dinrlen, Counting House Journa s for 1893, al Stumiard Papetarice, 4¥ ese Linen Tabiets, lourning Statiouery. EASTON & RUPP, ith st, bet. Pa. ave, and Est. nSte oe : ‘Sa ALAEMISG REPORTS - relative to the scarcity of coal, caused Ux ck of transportation fackities, - Dealers who depen Upon currentsti ments tor supplying their trade are Unable to Bil orders tor certatuerades. | Bave thou. sande vy tona vf eval, all grades and mizea, The largest stock im thecity awaiting your orders, 3. MAURY DOVE. Main office, Zist aud I sts. a. Branch Offices. Wharves, 1206 H a Foot } and G sts, ce zsth and Kats. Se CALENDARS FOR 5. Saui/ Tee now ready for exainination. 1. MegUEES i. Enter ‘and. Publis DRESS SUITS FOR HIKE w. — niet WM. GARN Peon 1686 Was Be NE TArrontyo—a sor, ENGLISH Worsted coat and vest, to order, 822.50; SRracteines iy, Mereey. tueiton. chin: setteosin d. DB. BUR Wusox & Crane wiso* \sorov [OUSLINE. CARR, POF OUR ERSDUSLISE,| Pag "a ko rate erieet cannot be FET THiex vo. Weather Stnps keep ont the cold. wind, rain, snop and sleet in winter and keep out the dust fu summer. If you use "Valentine's" Felt Weather Strips (acknowledged the best) you will have no more tronble or worry about the cold drafts from the windows and doors, for Valentine's Strips last @ house's ordinary life time. You can only obtain Valentine's Felt Weather Strips of us, yetthey Won't cost you any morethan you Pay others for poorer felt strips. We will send up and cive you an estimate for Felt Stripping the Windows and doors upon request free, Drop usa postal, BARBER & ROSS, Butlders’ Hardware, &c., Cor. Lith and G sts. n.¥. noo B-9 => LADIES, USE SUPDEDENE FoR GLEAN- s- @~ jhe suede and ooze leathers; makes old shoes jock like mew ones. M. ma 5A Gk ‘The rapidly itereasine demand for the SMITH PERMIER TY PE WRITER, the modern business tna— chine, has necessitated an fininense aldi- tion to the <oumpany's present large factory at Syracuse. N.Y. Sich hes been the popa- larity attained be this machine that, despite the fact that about 50 machines are turned out daily. the company te about 2,000 orders behind, Send 6 ua for one on "rial. = HENRY A. CLARKE & SON, A vente, 935 F STREET, u Lae T SUCCESS, A TIME-HONORED CUSTOM. The time. ‘custou of sending ® ham- perof sume your friend far away in Mane, innesota, or where of ALUN WINE COMPANY, Teta se a {20} "Telephone, 998, a Promrtnees, Aceuracy ant Punctuaiity. conve ap TRE AR a, on wyers! PMINETY CENTS A PAGE. Ow? 8°" ‘The best of work or uo charge, Ls enth street <gas GEORGE W. GROVE pe a 3 (niening, construction. au - tendenre, remodeling. &°. ee oes when GES MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE IN LAKGE OR SMALL AMOUNTS. ‘Loans made on Install:nent Trusts for to 20 years, payable wonthiy, quarterly or. us desired. ‘Stratzht Trosts nt lowest rates. ‘Money advanred on realestate. In event of death ‘Trustis canceled. Apply to R. L. GOODMAN, Azent, UNITED SECURITY LIFE INSUKANCE AND ‘TRUST COMPANY OF PENNSYLVANIA, 603 13th st. n.w., Washington, D.C. 000,000, Full paid. Surplus, #:Jov. 600. MEN'S SHIRTS TO ORDER | <a ‘Now is the time to have your Shirts made for itis a weil-known fact that a shirt made in the fall js warmer for winter and cooler for summer. We ne of the best pret hirt factories in the rach : iat ae ee anuer. If otherwise don't me WOUDWAKD © LOTMHOE of 5 ‘yearly, Capital, $1, au6-wks6m count yen, aD Bo ee bis Bee OWN BaNUPACTURE ‘Btorm 0’ Coats, Extra lone, Wide Collars, Beaver, Chinchilla, Frieze, Melton. EISEMAN BROS., . Cor, 7th and E sta. n. w. nat Mannfacturing Clothiers. EL ANDIRONS, bi | Wroas eee henet ts ies PU COUSINE Hie shoe. 320 33mm 9, HAVE YOUR FURNACES, RANGES AND LATROBES Order seasox. 50 Elegant Solid Oak Bish Roll-top Office Derke, tliorough in every particular, ordi- marily worth #25, only $18.50 each, We control the Famous Cutier Office Desks for wOror = banat ‘a bundred styles of CRAIG & HARDING, n24-Or Corner 13th and F sts. n.’ AT TY So'clock, new. All GEORGETOWN DEMOCRATS. —THI will bea meeting of the dens wetown TOMORROW (Thirsil 5 FOL B Maxogt, Pi nection with the business. I take this opportunity of introducin who Las been connected with the bustuess for sever ‘and ask for him a continu CIAL SERVICE UNDER THE AUS- ATTORNEYS, BOARDING, EVENING at ‘Mt Cropley's Hall, corner of ist aud M sts. democrats are cordially invited WA GORDON. Chairman J; HADLEY DOYLE, Secretary. icKENNA, Fousth District. St #. FORD, THE FoR ohn F. Shetry, printer and D. w., having severed bis cou i MR. CHAS. manager for G23 Dat FINANCIAL, FOR RE} his success'r, Mr. Norman T. Elliot 8 of past favors. LAURA L, SHEIRY. 18 THE FULLY i <— Thave over three hundred card plates belor t Liaw peter three hundred card plates belonging to 80 CLOSELY IDENTIFIED WITH HIGH GRADE PRINTING AND ENGRAVING NAME OF ROBERTS THAT ITS AW- | FORSALE (ii HARD TO KEEP OFF TRESPASSERS. W. FP. ROBERTS, FOR SALE (P, at SPECIAL NOTICE. —FOR THE CONV! § lence of clients. on and after December 1. 1882; thy office hours will {ean follows: LOST AND FOUND. Adame building, 133) F : os Phone 637), 10 s.im. to.12 m MANICURE an. Faw Department Washington Toan apd Trust Gory (uh and’ Feta. (Lele- Phone 240), 13:30 to 2 p.m. Corporations. Estates. NEW PUNLICATIOS ee NOTARIFS PCRL n30-4t JOHN B. LARNER | OCPAN STREAMERS, & cnr and dom = A GOOD INVESTMENT. BNYDEN & Wood, Br acerca: as early a8 possible. ba represents agaving fo you of about $10, as ‘ws bousht the cloth at our own price. Better leave your measure before it fs all OFFICIAL, Youcouidn’t invest your money bettor | PIRSONAT. i ering ws si “ PROFESSION. than by laving us make you a warm, | PROFESSTO eervireable STORM COAT, which not only protects you from “wintey blasts,” but locks styleh withal, and will wear | SP ‘vow for years. RAILROAS, fy | sro AVENUE (Barr's 0:4 **Stand.") HA Ma. by hot Baltimore and Washington," 1t ‘MP. RICE, Photographer, 9, 1226 P OSE €25 DIAGONAL COATS and Vests which we are making up in own superior manner, cut by an artist trimmed elegantly, ares bargain sel- obtained in FINE TAILORING, and Cor. 12th wone.——-Can't promise this price after- ward, ° OWEN, the Tattor. 423 LITH STREET N.w. 1220 PrN THE swe” ‘We have certainly “‘ontdone” our- selves this time. Selling #12 and $13 Fin London Scotch Trouserings G. WARFIELD 8IMPSON, Tailor, at 8S and $10 per pair isn't tobe | looked at insignificantly. ‘These are the season’s *“fads"—as worn in Lon- dou, Paris, Berlin and New York. We introduced them in Washington. although still and F sts. now. 230 rest. nel a Your feet belong properly in Shoes which aro Button. ‘Laci neal and broad tows nam “HOOVER ® SN) DER, 1217 TREAT YOUR FEET RIGHT. ther too large nop too riectly. look st{lish and. fee) has Cure a? 93.50 86, 3% es which Cone, D. EA’ oR tri HEIL, net w “Expert a7th ine 1 ye nays: De UMA, cy inealuadie @iotet= an ‘if ee aC al Stoy atts = Sageesy™ aut pri, e for itIf requested. qa >GLASS AND WHERE To BUY TT Quality should be your first thonzht in buy- ing glass. com Others are glad to get the best at any price. When you want glass send us a postal to call. CHAS. FE. HODGKIN, ISIN | ATTORNEY SAYS. WHAT A 3 R. OTA. McGILL, the} oung enter- Mi { And so eterybory saye—and wo vou will youuse cme - Basy terms.” You dictate fast oF as slow as you wish, it when you pleace. PHONOGRAPH CO. ‘ON. Pres. KF. C! REJUVENATE YOUR SUIT. Why not let wi iittie busheling your Winter Sui:? "Twou.d make It The cost will be good. We will send We aiui to please, ‘Down Town™ Tastor, 315 purpose. fling considering A You want the best of its kind al- ‘The best naturally costs more than the on sorts. Some buy solely ice. Philadelphia Handter oy Plate Glass” BW, t cl its yor ©. C, PURSELL, Bookseller, 418 9TH ST. N.W. ‘se0- im, Seq Do Vou Want an Original Idea | eee eRe Ladies, don’t vo to Paris for oriwinal ideas in costuming, for the Fr nch wre apt to ro to ex- joa, Ulster, Kidine Habit or other ci that Will set the town admi Sortinent of dress fabrics— sors pat'erns—vou would think itembraced eve! y Variety of dreasinakine c oth in creation. So i ans Tf you want really orignal Cow and i 0 west idews ave at ‘To look upon our tmense as different style core to us. UE SeEY Ce. ‘Our hat is. everyt muy worth having. i rain many newand valuable dress, rs by consulting onr dressinakers, for which thing, even if you don't order 30 Ww at less thar tailors’ FaeS TEE Tarn W. §. TEFL. Men's Belonginoa, 935 Pa. ave. TEEL, Men's Belong cers TALK ON OVERCOATS. For a ““flyer" we will mae an clezant Black Diagonal Cost and Vest to your measure and taste for 835. For wear with the above—Stylish Me- ium Dark Striped Trousers to order for 810. 935 Pa ave, 030 home, _No. nue. ‘We give you tailor-made Overcoats prices. Fine Melton Overcoats, black and navy, sngle and double ber of their breasted, Italian or wool lined, at $15. double breasted, wide silk velvet collar, at 820. your Overcoat, GEORGE SPRANSY, 434 7th st. now, Fine Kersey Overcosts, cut long, MDa We can save you at least 850m 230 rquatty in Coal as 1 figerier a4 to be absolutely worthlees-eren woree fham ‘nucoa’. Beware of so-called cheap feihebest enna Us. n30-tr 1101 RI. ave., SILA st ne, COAL: FACTS FOR COLD WEATHER ian tive are in out. sit can be 30 ‘We sell only, extra seasion a) betel ey a co dete V. BALDWIN JOHNSON, "1 ‘B19 436 at.8. ther f0t be fate ttt Friday; Jt iaas plain as the nose on your face. ‘Tre entry of Canadian Lumber free of duty ‘will make the Western Luinber Kings, who have heen making 50 per cent lower their prices, and the result will be cheaper lum- ‘ber, cheaper houses (later. lower rents), and the saving of American forests. sareyou est to seo us, ‘of lumber: Washington AUCTION SALES. EXCURSIONS, &o. FOR RENT (Flats). FOR RENT (Rooms) - FOR RENT (Houses), FORRENT (Stores). FOR RENT (Stables), FORSALE (Bicycles) FORSALE (Lats 9) FORSALE (Misoallausous) OTICES, SPYCIALTIES | STEAM CARPET CLES SURURRAN PROP! VETERINARTAN, WANTED (Rooms). N- | WANTED (Situation ristmaas please have sitting | WASTED (Mssailaneo: two to overcome, This be the state for the republicans. The term of Senator Davis expires this year, and on account of the work which he was able todo there can now be no doubt that he will be returned. He was unwilling to discuss the political situa- tion in Minnesota Inst Soe Seer " , no Li vear Gu Me. Choveleud to Gallen ettee tose sion, but I do not believe Mr. Cleveland's good common sense will be overcome to such an ex- tent that he will convene the Bifty-third ynses), anos) AL. To Subscribers. EES short time. i cont —— Ex-Congresemat > under the modified — > News and Gossip. ssa cen Of the Brot leomen: will be hold THis EVE: wen = Rorclock, at St. Paul's Chu ton Circle. Seats f see | AccornTaNTS- AMUSEMENTS . & » eet PE EEATHSEaRIEEDEGIIGS Subscribers to Tux Stan who are served by route boys will confer = fevor by promptly reporting to ‘Tax Stan office, either in person, by telephone or by mail, any negli- gence on the part of route boys. Goveayaext Receipts Topat.—Internal rev- enue, $259,995; customs, $700,644. Mr. Brarye’s Coxpition.—It is stated at Mr. Blaine’s house that Mr Blaine is making satisfactory progress and will probably recover his usual health in waton Kexwa Betren.—Senator Kenna, ined to his bed, is so much improved that it is thought all danger of a re- lapse has passed. He had another good night's Sa as Reports to Be Reapy Next Wepxespar.— The annual report of Secretary Foster of the ‘Treasury Department and of Attorney General Miller, as now arranged, will be published Wednesday next, Navat. Movewests.—The Kearsarge is to be J ordered home from Venezuela. The Atlanta has been ordered to relieve her and will sail oa Foon as she can tuke on the necessary stores. The Atlanta has proceeded to Norfolk for that a Secuetany Fosten has not yet disposed of the question of selecting a site for a publié building at Paterson, N. J., but is predisposed to the Colt site, was formerly opposed to this site, has with- drawn his objection to it. n Hobart, who Purcapecrata Coxartrer. — Messrs. Wright and Higbee of Philadelphia bad a con- ference With Acting Secretary Spaulding of the ‘Treasury Department today in regard to the treatment of immigrants who may arrive at regulations. Orex To Arx.—The War Department has pro- mulgated the regulations established by the President extending the right to ali enlisted men in the army to compete for commissions erueeed We as second lieutenants, Heretofore this privi- Sto"kof Binion tthe 3 teres.ing one in | lege was confined tothe non-commissioned men. ee ee ee Te eset ihe | ‘The examinations prescribed are practically the Variety Tatu now showing is commirte in every | #@mMe as those given to candidates from civil paruicular. Bavater and Oxford Bibles in pro- | life for appointments. fasion tcould Ne snore wrpronriate for a + Cristones elit tan Chirtet's own SENATOR BLACKBUEN’S -VIEWS. He Doesn't Think the Contingencies Re- quire an Extra Session. Senator Blackburn of Kentucky is among ‘those who do not believe that prosent con- tingencies will require an extra session of Con- gress immediately after the inauguration, He said to a Star reporter tod: Ido not see that an extra session of Congress | will be absolutely necessary, but I also do | not believe that any one is wise enough to say | at this time that the question can be definitel, decided. The matter of an extra session sho be determined by about the Ist of February, but until then no one can say definitely what the final decision will be. seornaiagirnuwcnty isis ee : “Just at present SENATOR DAVIS. Be Called. friends inf cratic majority in the state lid ht, of ex} called, He Does Not Believe an Extra Session Will Senator Cushman Davis of Minnesotaaccom- panied by Mrs. Davis. arrived in the city yes- terday afternoon. They have taken up their residence for the winter at their former 1428 Massachusetts Both Senator and Mrs. Davis are looking remarkably well. They received anum- ave- last night and the Senator was the recipient of many congratulations from his friends here on ac- count of the brilliant work which he accom- in his state during the last campaign, r. Davis had a combined and domo and reclaimed *Considerable REASONS FOR AN EXTRA SESSION. Democrats May Find the Early Admission of New Mexico and Arizona Desiravie. One thing which is almost certain to lead to the calling of an extra session of Congress in March has been entirely overlooked in the pub- lic discussion of the matter. It is that the democrats would like to have four more demo- crate in the Senate when they come to vote on | their proposed tariff bill, | While it is certain that the republicans will bea minority in the Senate during the Fifty- third Congress it is not certain that the demo- crate will have a majority. If they have forty-| four Senators they will have control, over all, by the casting vote of the Vice President. . If they fall short of that number they will bede- Pendent upon the votes of third party Senators 1¢ indications now are that these third party men Will vote with them on the reorganization and generally on the tariff question, but some | complications are apt to follow if the democrats are entirely dependent upon this outside assist- ance. By the admission of Arizona and New Mexico in the spring the democrats think they can count with certainty on baving four more Senators of their faith by the time they are ready to get together again in the fail. The House at the Inst session passed two bills | for the ndmission of these territories aud they | are now in the hands of the Ncuate. If the Senate should pas themn this winter this demo- | cratic argument for an extra session in March | would be disposed of, but it is not expected | that the Senate will take such action, It is proposed, therefore, that if New Mexico and Arizona are not admitted this winter Con- grees may be convened in March to organize | and to act on these two bills only, #0 as to en- able the two states to organize and elect Sena- | tors before the time for tho regular meeting of Congrens. | This situation has been called to the atten- tion of President Cleveland and it is believed that he favors the plan proposed and will call a special session. The further development’ of the plan is to | havo Congress take a recers as soon as the neces- sary legislation for the admission of the two states is disposed of and meet again in Septem- der or October, when the ways and means com- mittco shall have a tariff bill ready for action and to have a fitial voteon the bill in the House by the ist of January, "93. It is urged that four weeks will be long enough for the spri session, and that the business of Congress wil be +o advanced that a final adjournment of the firet regular session can be taken by the Ist of June, giving all the reat of the summer for the merobers to rest and to prepare for their cam- paign for re-election. ——— THE PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE. A Conference This Morning—It May Be Ready Tuesday. Avconference was beld at the State Depart- ment this morning between the President and the members of his cabinet upon matters con- nected with the annual message. No cabinet meeting was held yesterday, the regular day, on nccount of Dr. Scott's condition, and it was found necessary, owing to the fact that the President will be absent from the city during the latter part of this week, to meet the | members of the Cabinet today. The confer- ence was held in the diplomatic room at the State Department and lasted for over au hour. It is now snid that the annual message of the President will not be as much delayed as it was feared yesterday. The President expects to send his message to Congress by next Tuesday. It is barely possible that it may be ready to go up Monday, but this is not considered lijely. 2 THE DISTRICT COMMISSIONERSHIP. President Harrison May Leave the Appoint- men to His Successor. The campaign for the position of Commis sioner of the District of Columbia is becoming interesting. the field, althoagh but half that number Lave come ont openly as candidates. These, however, are prosecuting « vigorous cempaign, and all the petitions bear the signa- tures of Senators and Representatives, Some of the petitions bear the autographs of prom! | nent citizens and business men, while one at least has the indorsement of a large number of the G. A. i, men. There are can- didates from every section of the city, and their friends are circulating peti ions to be presented to the President, it is stated, however, that President Harrison will not make an appointment, ‘The administration of the affairs of the District is closely allied to the chief executive, and it is suid that President Harrison will make no selection. In this event Commissioner Dougiass, whose term of service | expires December 23, will hold over until his successor is appointed and confirmed. At the prevent time Chief Clerk A. F. Childs of the census office seems to have accomplished most. He has interested a prominent news- | per correspondent in his behalf and letters we been written to a number of Seuntors and tatives requesting them to indicate in a letter to the President their wish for the ap- ointment of Mr. Childs, W. 8. Odell, a mem- | rof the G. A. R.and at present one of the food inspectors of the District, is another aspi ant for the Commissionership. He has the in- dorsement of alarge number of his comrades and his name has already been presented to the | President. It is said, however, that there is some opposition to him in the Grand Army and that this will be a serious obstacle in his poth. | Mr. A. P. Fardon, the real estate broker, is | also a candidate and the petitions circulated in his behalf are all strong documents, It ima: TO KEEP UP SILVER. Secret Deliberations of the Mone~ tary Conference Delegates. OPINIONS OF THE ENGLISH PERS. Matters to Come Before the South Dakota Legislature. {CORRUPT POLITICAL ACTS. HOW TO KE ver AT PAR, Secret Debates by the Committee of the Monetary Conference. Buvvarsa, Nor. 30.— The committee of twelve appointed by the international monetary eon= ference to examine into and repert on the pro porals submitted by Mr. Alfred De Rothe: ous of =the = British = dele- eat orestertay for sieht hours Ashort interval for tuncheon, The members bave arranged t attention to the work of Present an exbai move their exolnaive covet tee, sous to be ve report to the com xperts, who are not delegates to the ¢. offered to give evidence om the pro= duction of the precious m and other pointe deliberations, tnt the « hear witnenses questions. It is understood that the commit nearest approaching accuracy the stat prepa: py Ottomar Haupt especially the use of the ce c, giving estimates compiled from the latest data #tocks of the world and the ax and consump gold and ail Senator Jon: me the American Rates, bas prepared a mpectal ste'« consimption and p f silver The committee hy Ato request the Danish de i mit hie plan asun addendum to the De Rothschild pias, Mr. Toiigen is a mono-meta the coinage o ver S-franc, 4-«hilling and dollar pieces, rated with gold soconding to the price of silver int prior to the adoption of an inte reement, with a scignorage of 10 per ce the appointinent of a ps He proposce commission to fix the inttial prive. Should the price of silver fall to 5 per cent below the coinage ratio the will have authortiy to fix a new ratio and order the re- coinage of the pieces. These coins will be legal tender internationally, banks to keep them ax reserve against noter and bave the right to demand gold in nge tor them at any time from the government issuing the partica- lar coin held. The members of the committee declare that their proceedings must be kept complotely rivate until definite deciaons are attained, ¥ will not communicate to the deingater not belonging to the committee the progress they are making in the discussion. VIEWS OF TAR LONDON PAPERS, Loxpos, Nov. 30.—The Daily Telegraph im an editorial article suggests that silver be made legal tender up to the amount ot £4, in order to secure the inviolability of the £5 pieses. Tteon- tinues: Even if the conference should adopt the Rothschild silver plan, there migut bemonthsand perbaps sears of negotiation between the dif- ferent governmer before anything could actually be done. fut it universally felt that Mr. De Rothschild bax done a grent service to commercial interests} averting an utter smash of silver through the collapse of the monetary conference The Post save that the Rothschild silver scheme is free from the blemishes found im neariy all recent schemes and marks a new era, in the currency discussion. The Chronich’s Rome correspondent saver “It is semi-officially declared here that the Italian delegates at Brussels hope to indace the monetary conference to agree to the principle that no state in the Latin monetary anion *ball give currency to the «mall coinage of other states in the union. Such a decivion would be of great advantage to italy, for she ix denuded of small coinage ‘The News in its financial article says that it is understood that the vroposed limit of the legal tender of silver will be reduced to £4. It also suggests that inasmuch a» Sir Wm. Ver- non-Hercourt #eiected .lfred De Rothsclld as a delegate to the monctary conference the lest named gentlemen has probably receisod am ‘There are at Jeast a dozen men in | inkling that the Eritieh government will sup- port bis weheme. The Standard’s financial article save: “Tbe silver market is not favorably impressed with, Mr. De Rothschilds’ scheme. “The more the scbeme i examined the more otent becomes ite impracticabilits. ‘The eol= [ipee of the munctars couleronce ts expected tm thoughtful ci > - SOUTH DAKOTA'S PROBLEMS. Some Questions That Wii Come Before the Logisiature. Prexae, 8. D., Nov. 3 Within a few weeks the South Dakota legislature will again be im session, and what it will do ix now a topic of in- terest. One of the principal questions will be the resubmission of the prohibitory clause of the state constitution. If that is brought mp and carried throug there is «trong probability of farther amendments being presented, one of which will be the elect Senators by a pepnlar vote The coal famine and the greim blockade hroughout the state at the present time may result in degptic railroad legisintion, a strong effo@t will be made to prevent any in- terference with raiiroad+ tor tear of ite inter- fering with devel in that line next year.” There isa strong demand for changes im the revenue law which will compel telephone and express companice to bear a ore equal share of the burden of taxation than they do. The independents may also bring up the usury question again, but its day of importance has passed. >: CORRUPT PRACTIC IN POLITICS. be, however, that his business will operate against his chances, especially if President Har- rison is to make the appointment, as he is credited with having declared that a Commis- sioner should not be a real estate man, South Washington is on hand, claiming rep- | resentation, The only candidate yet spoken of | from this section is Mr. Robert A. Golden, well-known merchant. es — ‘lam — be 1s thoroughly equipped for the responstbili- ties of a Commissioner. = Another prominent man talked of for the po- sition is Mr. Harrison Dingman and still an- other is Mr. John Joy Edson, whose sacceseful | administration of the affairs of the Grand Army encampment naturally euggests his name. There are, however, no tions being circulated in behalf of either Mr. Edson or Mr. Dingman, and no organized movement to enlist the services of public men in their behalf. THE DISTRICT JUDGESHIP. |, A Maine Man Said to Be Likely to Get the Appointment. ‘There will be another vacancy on the District tomorrow, s# the retirement of Judge the vacancy, will be disregarded by the Presi- | dent. This fear was based on what appeared to them to be reliable reporte that Assistant Attorney General J. B. Cotton of Maine will be . Cotton was sppointed assistant attorney gonscal by Prosdest Harrison st the instance, The Line Drawn Very Peritain. Loxpox, Nov. 30. The unventing of Me. Nathaniel George Clayton (conservative), who was elected to represent the Hexham division of Northumberland in the house of commons, increases Mr. Gladstone's majority to forty. ‘The reasons for upscating members of Hiament seem most trivial to Amery Ir. Frank C. James, the conservative who wae elected in Walsall, was deprived of his seat by the courts because ho provided hat cards o® favors for his adherents, ‘The petition which resulted in the unseat of Mr. Clayton charged him with bribery a nse consieted in gi Rigidly in Grest corrupt practices. Hisoff acheck to an ardent conersative, #ho ‘the money to organize a picnic This was held by the court to come within the provisions of the act prohibiting treatin. abe HARD TO GET A JU Aurexa, Mrou., Jeged murderers of Molitor, the “King of Presque Isle,” and Sullivan, is bookkeeper, came up before Judge Kelley in the cirenit court here yesterday. Owing to some techni= cal errors in the drawing of jurors nothing was done vesterday and itis probable that they will tandanew — all be thrown out an Chiefly, of Senator Frye, whose law partner he was prior ointment. The appointment of afr. Cotton Ming. ettonsly urged by Senator Free and al ry y from New England. Attor- ‘also is represented us being by bil i i i nt pee Sy REE ‘ Md a it i