Evening Star Newspaper, November 30, 1892, Page 6

a ll THE EVENING STAR: a, WASHINGTO: 1 fil " i " IN MILLINERY, CLOAKS AND FANCY GOODS. FS sLovE 2 DENS LF Gives For Thrrsday only. The Genuine $1 BXIRHZ 08 PIGSHS Groves Reeular value $1, in black, ta: grays. at s. reds, browns and | | 880} NERY, INERY. 3 DENS EE Mit Mises’ and Cui american Fei elmding fats. your choles at Wderen Ladiew and M Quality French Fe t Sailors, that Mroaghont the ity at $1 Seana #1 our choice at.. Bos: are no seconds, but ynteed first qualities For Tharsdey oniy 75 Ladies’ and Mises’ Trimmed Hate, all the that were at $5, c 33.48 RIVES JN RIVES ng. tailor vod amalit tans v. styles to select frou, that sold f 997.30. Your chot ‘Thursday only at Laslies’ and Misses’ Beaver or Ker sey Cloth Jackets, tn aii shales of wil 222 aches Lack. pearl satin Aisle, ar vain, $1° tailor made For Tharsday only RR od a i) } See this yarment; it wt! pay you i Ladies and Mises" Threecape Coats, in black. bine ant shades of tans, pearl butt satin finish, Euglish box buck Rarikevaiee, $18 For Ther 313 98 | S15.95 | |50°CEt Sth and Penn. ave. “on non TTTT “HOT 440 HHH TT wu TOR T “ uu T -—AGAIN IN ALL THEIR GLORY.— RESS (200Ds ness Goops A few more pieces have been added to that first grand lot which became oursat avery low price throuzh the error of an importer. Lots of ma- te Other Piain and abu LS: USBERREAR: x UNDERWEAR; HE Ecoxs He S| ECON DS them at WORTH. THE Bist $1.00 Gisves BEESEESSE HANES REARFAST © HAWLS. AN! hand rade, ribbons to match ‘nalty” little garment, sal any part $1 Gtand $1. $7. Vv JOR |, ADIFS: ow Matpies: aus FAM Diack. b ue and cardinal. These w dre sy 7 kind) Nothin Another Just reac scant about ther. 1d us. Swcont Fisor. ACE QQicau DECHESS ace Bicut CHESS Made in Brussels, This isa “Job lot,” whi of rapidiy. Such prices will do it: Four—I4 yds lonz. a Two-26 sds. $3.50. 30. One—Reduced from $5.00 to $2.00. One—Duchess and Pt, Lace. $16.00 to $5.00, Better se them! DEES TERRE ess Lyiawe W. A. Piece & Co: Bk Bde. to select from. Our price ver 35 ‘olored Dress Goods in Just as serviceable as flawless creations. We HALF THEIR ACTUAL OLIDAY JQIBBONS AT PJALE PRICE. | Minn. HSuibsy Reseoss AT HAte Pace: Not the ““flimay" kinds, but best SATIN and Avers Q@ROS GRAIN ALL-SILK RIBHONS. Holt- day shades. “‘Just the thin” for decorating. P, | eters Carney Prcrorat. O% Extn: Pink, blue, white, cardinal, ray and black. Finest zouhyr. trimmed with ‘ble for wear in f the honse on these cool mornings. A new lot of Cachemere Waists, in navy, ts are very desirable in Cachemere, as lote of ladies are not abie to buy silk, and think flanne’s not special Skirt bargains are the in blagk sateen, lined with flannel, with a good, generous ruffle, lot of Children’s Cardinal Coats has Take Elevator. h we want to dispose Reduced from $15 to Reduced from $7 to Two-16 yds. lonz. Reduced from $9.50 to Heduced from Tue Besr Remedy for colds, coughs and the common disorders of the throat and lungs, Ayer's Cherry Pectoralis uni- versally recominended by the profession. Itbreaks up the phlegm, soothes inflammation, allays painful symptoms and induces repos. In bronchitis and pneumonia it affords speedy relief, and is unrivaled as prompt and effective Enxerorxcy Meptorxe In croup, sore throat and the sudden pulmonary dis eases to which young children are so liable. “*Ayer's Cherry Pectoral has had a wondorful effect sm curing my brother's children of # severe and dan- gerouscold. It was truly astonishing how speedily they found relief, and were cured, after taking this preparation. "—Miss ANNETTE N. MOEN, Fountain, Prepared by Dr. J, C. AYER &CO., Lowell, Mass. : PROMPT TO ACT, SURE TO CURE. Your Drvsasr Dors Nor ‘Spread his plasters or gelatine-coat his pills. He knows that such work fs better doue in a factory. Some try to make an Emulsion of cod liver oil; but they cannot make one like Scott's Kmulsion—they'll find it out some day. There ts no secret in what it is made of; there is a | knack in making it. That knack is Scott's Emulsion. ‘Therets abook on CAREFUL LIVING that you ought toread. Shall we send it? Free. SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, 132 South Sth ave-| nue, New York. Your druggist keeps Scott's Emuiston of Cod Liver | Oil—all druggists every where do. #1. ME WINsLows soorntne syror Has been need for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEE! H- ING with PERFECT SUCCESS. It SOUTH! the CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS, ALEAYS ali PAIN, | CURES WIND COLIC and is the best remety DIARAHG@EA. Sold hy drucgists in 2d EDITION. SHUTTING THE GATES, A Committes,of Senators Discussing Immigration. ACQUITTED OF KILLING HER HUSBAND. | Another Rise in the Cotton Mar- ket. INTEREST IN THE BRIGGS CASE RESTRICTING IMMIGRATION. ‘Trans-Atlantic Steamship Companies Watch- ing the Senate Committee's Deliberations, ‘ew York, Nov. 30.—The U. 8. Senate im- migration committee continued its sessions to- day at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, Senators Chand ler, Faulkner, Gray, Hale and Hiscock attend- ing. As before, the hearing was secret. The subject of the cholera brought to this port by immigrants was taken up, Col. Weber..commie- ioner of emigration, being examined. ‘The steamship companies which bring imini- grants to this port have been watching with in- terest the deliberations of the committee. Its} action yest in considering the proposition | tosuspend immigration for one year from March 1, 1893, was discussed at all the steamship offices today, and the agents gen- erally predicted disaster ns a sure consequence of such u move. Even the agitation «f the | question, the steamship men say, hus bad a bad | effect on busines | Cortis, manager of the Hamburg-Amer- ican Packet Company, said: “If immigration is suspended for a year we will simply land our immigrant passengers in Canada. The Cana- dians will profit by euch legislation, Their | railroads will get the busines which now goes to American roads, Of course the steamship — companies will suffer by the change, but they do not propose to give up their business in caxe Congress tries to stop immigration for a time. A few ships y be used for bringing freight to and from this port, but they would have tobe run at a loss if ‘they could not carry immigrants, It is impossible to stop immigration to this country. Onr ports may be guarded, but who can prevent immigrants from landing in Canada ‘crossing the border? The total result of Senator Chandler's proposed bill would be not | to stop immigration but to transfer the landing places from this country to Canada.” —— E TOO GREAT, At Least That Is What the Jury Thought, and Acquitted Mrs. DeLong of Murder. Brxomamtox, N.¥., Nov. 30.—The jury in the case of Mrs. DeLong, charged with mur- der, brought in a verdict shortly after 9 o'clock | HER WRON | vate enterprise. ‘D ©: “WEDNESDAYS NOVEMBER 30, 1892—TEN PAGES. GEN. NEWTON'S AMAZEMENT. He Haé Not .Been Asked to Resign, and Knows of No Reason Why He Should. Naw Your; Nov. 90.—Gen. John Newton, the president of the New York board of directors of the Panama Railroad Company, is much pro- voked over a reyort in the morning papers to the effect that the opinion was heid in the War Department that he should either re- sign from the directors of the Panama Railroad Com or from the army, as he is on the re- tired list of the latter asa Cg (ot cag ord The Teport stated that ‘Secretary shad writ- ten @ letter to General Newton suggest- it ‘the riety of — hix ing from either rome oe the other his conflicting positions, as he occupied a commer- cial position inimical to the interests of the United States. The report also said that the Panama company was controlled in France, the New York directors were mere figurebeads and that the Americans _ bean led to invest their money on strength of the respectability the disectors and had been mirled by the com- ¥. Fev um simply amazed at the report,” suid Gen. Newton toa reporter this morning. “It is false from beginning to end. In the first place, I have not received a letter ot any “communication from the Secretary of War intimating that I — should resign either from the company or from the retired list of the army. Iam not aware of any army regulation which prevents my engaging ina private commercial enterprise whilt on the ‘army retired list. I with it under- stood that it is untrue that the New York directors are mere figureheads. In re- gard to the charge that they have nothing to do with the direction of the affairs of the com- pany, I brand that as falxe—they have everything to do with the company’s affair Tfail to see how my commercial position inconsistent with the spirit of my military posi- tion and inimical to the interests of the United ‘tates government. The Panama Railroad Company is not a government affair, but a pri- Tf the government has been treated with scant courtesy by the Panama Railroad Company Iam not aware of it. This whole difficulty arises from the neglect and ui willingness of the Pacific Mail Steamshi Company to give the Panama Railroad Company a bond or guarantee that the steamship compuny will loyally and earu- tly endeavor to get all the freight it can for the route between New York and San Francisco via the isthmus, ‘This agitation isa trick of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company to endeavor to force us into a contract without iving us guarantee of good faith on their gi part.’ HILL REVEALED HIMSELF. An Escaped Murderer Who Has Caused a Sensation In Georgia. Attaxta, Ga., Nov. 30.—Ten years ago Georgia was shocked from one end of the state tothe other by the murder of a well-known druggist named Simmons by another well-known man named Samuel — Hill. Hill had a beautiful wife and asserted that Simmons was intimate with — her. ‘The murder wax a cold-blooded one and oc- curred in the old National Hotel bar. The mur- derer barely escaped mob justice. ‘Chere was an exciting trial, which created more interest than any trial before or since, Hill's beautiful young wife testifying in her husband's behalf. The jury found him guilty with » recom- mendation for mercy. He was sent to penitentiary for life. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Sa sam. [o/c | sam fo! c Men T&S. F 204 3 ER Wort fi Sate ss ec saad orth weet. ‘Aipericats, Waahingten stock Exchantr. #ules—Regzlar call. 12 o'clock m.: Wash. Mar- | kee Exten. $1,400 at 105. Wash. Gas Con) ‘$e at 143. U.S. Elec. Light Conv. 5, $1,000 at 128. Lincoln Nat. Bank, 1 at 102, W. and G. kK. i 8 at 280; 10 at 325. Col. Title Ins., 90 at matic Gun Carriage, 70 at 93c.; 100 at 96e.; 100 at 95e.; 100 at 99c; 450 at 1.00; 509 at 1.08; 10) “at 100 At 1.05; 100 at 1.05; 200 at 105; 500 1.10; 190 at 1.10; 200 at 1.10; 100 at 1.10; 40 at 1.10. Gov¥rnment Bouds—-U. "3. 4s, registered, 196 USg bid, 114 asked. U.S. 4a, Coupons, 198) 14h bid, 115 asked. District of Columbia Bouds—2uyear fund, 58, 1688, gold, 101% old, — asked. er SOCKS, 75, currenc¥, 1901, 118%, bid, — asked. su-Vear lund. 6s gold, 1902, 1105 bid, — asked. Water stock, 8.1203, currency, 120 bid, — asked. f.tis, 1844, fund, cur: Tenc¥, 112% bid. 114 asked 348, reg. 2103, 1890- 1902, 200 Did, — asked, Miscellaneous Bonds—Washington and ge town icallroad 10-40 6s, 102 bid,—asked. — Wasring- tonand Georgetown Railroad Convertible ss, 145 zasked. Masonic Hall Ass'n 58. 105 asked. Washington Light Infant gage 8s, 1904, 100 vil, — asked. Washington Light infantry 2d a, 9 bid, —asked. Washington Gas Company, series A, 3, 125 bid, — asked. Wasning- ton Gas, series B, 68, 126 bid, — asked. Wasning- ton Gas Co. Convertible és, 1901, 141 bid, — asked. Eckington Kailroad 6s, 100 vid, — asked. Chesa- peake and Potomac’ ‘Telephone Sa. 99 bid, — asked. Capitol aud North O Street Railroad ist 38, 1941, 104 Did, 109 asked. Metropolitan Ratl- Toad Convertible @3, 112. bid, 116 asked. U.S. | Kiectric Ligat Convertible ay, 12; bud, 12s asked. American Security and Trust's, 1905, bid, 101 asked. Ainerican Security ain 1908, F. 4 A., 100 bid, Wi asked. American Security and ‘1Tust 3s, 1906, A. & 0. lu bid, 101 asked. Washington Market’ Co. imp. 6s, 110 bid, — asked. Washington Market Co. exten. és. 105 bid, 10355 asked. Washington Market Co. lat Gs. 1592-19!!, 108 bid, —asked. Anacostia Railroad és, 1901,— bid.i asked. ‘National Bank Stocks—Bank of Washington, 380 bid, 405 asked. Bank of the Republic, 275 bi asked. Mettdpolitan, 295 pid. — asked. “Centr bid. —usked. Second, 18: ‘vid, 70 asked. ereand Mechanics, 199 bid, — asked. Citizens, 166 bid, 180 asked. Columbia, 161 bid. 165 asked. Capital, 126 vid. — asked. West Eud, 108 bid, 112 asked. ‘Traders’, 117 bid, — asked. Lincoiu, 102 bid. 106 askeu. Railroad Stocks—Washington and Georgetown, 810 bid, 835 aSked. Metropolitan, #0 bid, 93 asked. Columbia, 58 bid, — asked. Capitoi and Street, 85 bid, 39 asked. Eekingto as Home, 25 bid, — usked. Georgetown and Ten- leytown, —vid, — asked. Kock Creek, 100 vid, — asked. insurance Stocks—Firemen’s, 46 bid, 49 anked. Frankiin, 50 bid, --usked. Metropolitan, — bid, S3 asked. National Union. 18 bid, 2i asked. Ariing- ton, bid, 130 asked. Corcoran, 70 bid, — asked. Columbia, 14\, bid, ed. Riggs, 74 bid, ds asked. People’s. 6 bid, 64 asked Lincoln, 8% bid, 9 asked. Commercial, 5 bid, 5% asked. German-Aimerican, — bid, v2 asked. Poto- Mac, 75 bid, 90 asked. POST OFFICES BURGLARIZED, Inspector Wheeler's Report Shows a Large Increase Last Year. ‘The large ihorease in the number of post offices burglarized during the year as com- pared with last year is the subject of comment by the chief post office inspector, M. D. Wheeler, in his annual report. The number this year, be states, ia 1,108 against 865 last year, an increase of 240, or more than 27 percent. This is a crime that has been steadily increasing for a number of years. In some years the increase bas “been greater than in others, but the figures thow a constant increase, “To what this is due 1am not prepared to say. It May be that increased safeguards thrown sround banks and Iarge business estab- Ushments in the citics towns have rendered them less le sources of plunder to thieves, #0 have devoted their efforts to post offices which in most cases wi connected with stores. especially in smaller place-. and ai to yield to the successful b for bis unlawful enterpr be the smalier hazard in thew: it more alluring. It is a tac this offense is growing: and it power of this office to prevent ‘hat the United States should «) Private corporation or sure at 8 It ix felt ax mach asa dividual by the ps ment at least of a Tecompense for the labor to which ther are subjected peated inquiries are made to know if this m be de this ofice is obliged to rep! In order that there may offer this incentive al officers and citizens, I cannot earnestly urge that authority be given to. the Postinaster General. to offer asm in cases of post office burglaries, ar Appropriation of $25,000 be asked to supply the means of their payment. This recommenda tion is not new, having been repeatedly urged ¥ you as chief post office inspector aud by me in my report for last vear.” The total numver of arre reward that an ts made for all kinds of offenses during the year was 1.584. Of em) this number only 231 were This may at first seem a when we consider t vice January 30, 18: Brades it isn postal rge number, but at there were in the 184.431 persons in all otan alarming exhibit, Human joyes, nature the same everywher and = the postal service is no exception, Weak men and ad men get into it occasionally. but ther are discovered and remove later a dishonest emplove of detection, Of the cases tried 373 resulted in conviction, while only sixty-ono resulted in acquittal, > x PVEL SUIT PROBABLE. ae HOONET OF a a» indians WH Seck to Obtain Payment for Land Taken, An interesting and novel lawsuit is likely to be instituted in this city. The suit will pro! ably grow out of the refusal’of Con- gress to allow the Turtle Mountain I dians any recompense for opening to settl ment a large tract of land whch the India: claim is justly theirs by right of occupancy When Senator Teller was Secretary of the 1 terior he opened up this land on his that it wax the lawfal property of the U States. The Indians denied this claim, The matter bas been pending before the Interior Department for some time and the | | BAKING —amotarety \ POWDER, Pure i Acmam of tartar Dakine power, Hichest of lt lea venine <treneth Food Report ROYAL Latest | nited States Goveremmant BAKING POWDER CO. 106 Wall st... ITS FIRST REPORT, What Has Been Done in the Fourth Asstet- ant Postmaster General's Office, One of the new offices created at the inst eae sich of Congres: was thet of fourth assistant postmaster general. The rgport of the head of that office, E.G. Rathbone, gives an accom of the -work during the first vear of ite exist- ence, Asis well known, the appointment of Postmasters was assigned to this office. Mr. Rathbone «tates that the number of es- tablishments of new post offices during the past @ greater number than during any previous year, with the exception of 1890, when it was 4427. The net imerease of post offices over the year ending June 30, 1891, was and the year closed with 9 as the le nutaber of post offices in the United States. Of the numb of establish- ments referred to aby 4,105, over one- fourth, were made in the K states of Arkansas Texas, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia and N Caroli the number im these egating any state Was In as was next with northern state, follow 8 The greatest inerense gin, where it w 1. and Pennsylvania, J with 201 establishments. At the close of the fiscal year there were thi teen states in each of which there were more than 2,000 post offices in operation. Of these five are northern and cight are sontbern states, The rorthern States are New York, Pennaylva- | nia, Ohio, Minois and Indiana, with an aggre Rate of 1 The eight southern states are Alabama, Georgia, Kentucky Mis» souri, North” Caroli Tennessee, Texas and | Virginia, with "an aggregate of 19.905. The greatest number inany onestate was 4.542 in Pennsylvania. New York follows this with 9,565, and Ohio with 3.229. These are the only states where the number of offices in each | was more than 3,000, Special attention is invited to the insufficieney of present legislation relating to the use of the ‘mails by the “green goods” or “sawdust in- dicrs, This scbemeis now being plied with great vigor by its promoters. “Tomy mind,” says Mr. Rathbone, “the nefarious business is assuming something of the shape in which we found the Louisiana lottery when we commenced operations against them. While has not vet reached such proportions as the lottery, still I find that weare making about the name progress against them as we did against the lottery companies before the anti-lottery act went into e We arrest here and there ama mportant one, ; Aaa 4 - ks—Columbia Title, 67% bid, | commission, which was appointed to investi- | note principal, ‘and fine mem peer world. Be sure and ask for this morning of t guilty.” The | counsei subsequently succeeded in having him | 75, asked. Real Estate Title, 125 bid, — asked. gate the claim, la now in the clty to receiye for operat ae ‘green goods’ swindle others Ciilctclpihdaaiad ante tc tla ccm thon’ canal Some of them, at least, are cheaper now than case was given to the jury about 5) Senttoa lunatic asylum. Ina chort time he es-| “Gas and Eleciric Light stocks—Wasaington G their final instructions. They expect to have | immediate their places, apparently with- ona cing Pe they'll ever be. We'vereduced a lot of them to : efciuck inst eveniug: (and?) dhio? farsi iRllok ae ee = He aS Cet 42 Uid. 43% asked. “U. 8. Electric Lignt, 183% thelr report ready fer Gecretaxy Mobje|euteny vary guest ine Sn uy pelgmeas wp el hence a ‘ figures which wili make ‘hem move. ADIES 2 4 °) | beard of until last Friday in Chicago, when, ieee : Shear gy pee] fens ne tn frm ode ve Spectal prices prevail in onr Hosters, Handker- JET TRIMMINGS, 1 to 4 inches eeding a tonic or children that want building np | stood eleven for acquittal and one fora verdict | under an aseumed name, he met several mem-| , Telephone Stocks — American Graphophone. 2% | within a few daye It is said, on gogl So Ty oo — _— — chiet and Notion Devartnents wide. Wer $150 yard. = ‘ehould take of murder in the first degree. All night long | hors of the Georgia logialativ ittee viait-| OM 2% asked. Chesapeake and Potomac, 45 bid, — | authority, that the commission will recommend Mv observati sled me to believe that ‘The abowe nine Specia’ Drives are for tomorrow edeead ee oils ra < 1 » furor heli + his |e ¢ Georgia legislative committee visit-| assed Penussivauia, 33 bid. — asked. a large allowance to the Turtle Mountain In-| while we may, under our present laws relating e s . BROWN'S IRON BITTERS. | the one obstinate juror held out against bis | ing the world's fait, buildings. ‘The meet- | “S01 eet on = a (Mbursday) only. Lto4 * | ool rae Aaailly Rent ov Me take . ellaneous Stocks — Washington Market. 15% | dians for their claim, but it is also understood | to this subject, by extraordinary effort and the abs Pikoangian _ ook Sutieet te ee, Po eee So penne: but was finally won over to the ma-| ing was sensational und an account| bid, Isassed. Great Fails lee, 120 bid, 185 asked, that certain members of the Senate will | assignment of several inspectors todaty incen- ——— ee — + _ | jority. f it has just leaked out. Hi was | Bull Run Panorama, 20 oid, — asked. “Preumatic | *P ¢ e 8 - ontee . K P $1.00 EADACH NEURALGIA, DIZZINESS, | The scene in the court room when the verdict | fy, g has, Just apparently in good | Gun Carriage, 110 bid, 125 asked. Ivy City Brick, | Yigorously oppose the appropriation. If | nection therewith. check this businest tem= ers 5 ALACE, ‘$1.50 kinds to $1.00. drunkenuess. spasins, sleep) Dr. | was annonnced was one of great excitement. | circumstances. After an. introduction to} Did. 9 asked. Lincoln Hall, 60 bid, — asked. | Congress refuses to pay the Indians for! porariiy, to ctual stop to it we 7 @1.88 Kinds to 81.00. Miles’ Nervine. fiamples sree, ‘Ehe prisoner nt the bar wes sobbing, bai when | e Interocean Bullding, 50 bid, 105 asked. their lands the suit referred to above will prob- | need additional legislation upon points where StSt4 TPH ST. NW. 3 $5 oh kinks we 41.00 1") SCHELLEh @ STE pri hi 8 Col. Bill Moore, editor of the Augusta Ga., | "Sate Deposit aud Trust Companies--Washington | suis we” SA. Bice Ruane ces oe eee cor ee, | COLORED BEADED PASSEMENTE. Cire core the verdict was given the room was filled with | Veins, one of the legislative committee, Hill | Loan and? trust etek, an ae, Vamington | at _ ge Magen TO ge Pheer pie | | = Fapecpuctednaeae ‘ | IES, all colors, 1 repairer AK cheers and burrs, the clapping of hands and | railed against Chicago for entertaining a party | security and Irast, 186 bid, 187 asked. ““Nationat | S™OME rikue cae aoe wag es | wie Woe Ohon . Kavrmas, the stamping of feet. The defendant raised | Of mem froma state where men wor eat to | Sate, Deposit, and’ Trust Co. —— bid. 185 saked. civilized of their race in this eer ther Range of the Thermometer. Ad reduced to... MOPS. AVE. KW. pop her hands and implored God's blessing upon | the penitentiary for life for protecting his own | Washington Safe Deposit, — bid. 110 asked. wee age —., ill PEs erm The following were the temperatures at the | D the jury . home. Withatone of resentment Moore re- me es wii . wey ve nN | ofice of the weather bureaa today: 8a.m., 84; rs = =| ee aiece nee Dp The case was one of great interest. In Oc-| plied: Baltimore Markets. aac toga anime will sel a = being Span, C1; soxianem, 48, euiataven, 91. i. Olay HESSDRERCEIESS: Dop tober, S91, Mrs. Delong caught her busband | «Why, I don'tknow of auch a case ever hav-| _ BALTIMORE. Nov. 30 —Flour steady.unchanged | the suit. in, question. Their claim has bees | —————— NO other house DOES-EVER DID— Pretty Hundkercbiefs are largely given st | coo xEe MM MM REE FER RRR with o women of low character. She re; | ing dcourred in Georgia. Wheat trm—No. ¢ redsepot, “staid: November, | blooded Indian attorneys. : Z Javer's EXPECTOXANT ie both a palliative saa or EVER WILL-sell such STERL- Coristiuas time. There's reason in it! The eo E* Wis Be BPP RR ee ie ee eae | Up wall 1.00” suit the stranger: aceebes nett seme : joensen (catatine aut sun complaints, rowel, Be. Te ISG QUALITIES at such LUW PRICES “*nsefai as well as ornamental.” and they're eo fe MMMM Boe Fe Ree up to the shooting. The ples pub in| «Why, what was it?” questioned his hearers, | War “diastict steamer No''2, tea imeniar Mebscic teseek sends euly 5 tial te pooee tiswreemn clk = UE que. delieat: and fancital itt creations as can bo | Sof Eye MMM Ho EL. BOR ~ |by the defense was insanity” and ‘self-de- | with neteased surprise: Celpia, 82-425" bushels: shipments, 68.000. “burdels - r — : ie ; had. Ours isan exceptionally large and com- . |fense. “The evidence was at times quite con-| “Tt was the case of aman named Sam Hill,” | stock, 2,133,707 bushels: sales, "641,000 busiels. | The latest advices received in this city re- = == = — plete stock. Enough Handkerchiefs here to Tomorrow 1» December the Ist. Nothing very start- | tradictorv, but the story of wrongs and abuse | repjied the stranger, warming Up. Milling wheat, by sample, izaz6. Corn ste garding tho condition of Senator Gibson of MARR A Cc Satisty everybody. Come and see them! Jing about that. we admit. but we have lined out) which the deferdant had suffered nt the hands| "hon, yes,” exclaimed one of the party with | #iX€d spot, 4% bid; November, 494 bid: Soules Maticuhe (ibak tn Ge teak Gs caatiaa her mothers reat ND OMPANY. Various colors in Chiffon Handkerchicts, Special Sale for this occasion that ought tocrowdevery | of her husband, which was brought out in the | Moore, “I remember Sam Hill, but that wasn't $o4; nat ar ene ae a ee, in hs aieekchls of tl 3 eit | mine, Kovem) «5 = embroiderad in colors and white, for 25, testimony of witnesses for the defense, evi- | the kind of a case I was thinking of. Why, Sam | suahers: shipmenir uate’ buon eee jill as the dispatches of this morning repre- * 28 e and 75 CTS., 81.00. 91.50, $1.7) . Do t dentls satisfied the jury that Mrs. DeLong had OUR Coat Di ARTMENT. sented. A private message received here says HARRIS of Dew Ladiew Hand@-embroidered = A Geez For Givers. ‘M sces* All-woo! Tan Diaconal Reeters, with acted in welf-defense, Hill was a good for nothing fellow who ought | bushels; sales, £3,000 aad mciples."* 1 saath’ yellow Gs. Oo. “Sudden change for the better today, but still — Kerchiets. Bie variety. 81.25, #239, 82.75, larce shawl collar A 84 warment- " 92.98 | "Judge Parker presided at tho tral, which | *@.Dave heen banged on oe oe a eeted |= id stcady--No. 2, while western, 43. ask quite weak. DIED. ss $3.50 up to 26.00. Ladies’ Fiain Biack Cheviot Jackely 3H inches Insted over a week. The prosecution was con-| thé stranger with a great display of earnest- | % mixed western, 35). a8’—receipts, 3,000 ‘busneis; | Senator Gibson took an active part in the | ERSON. Sndden'y, on November 20, 11 pren - od Ladies’ All-linen Hemstitched Embroidered Eee ae en Peet Fi 95 49'| ducted fly District Aidorney Painter aud’ Alax- Bs sa Lge ‘Stock, ¥¥.1us bushels. Hye quiet—No. 2, 60 nm mi- | recent campaign and “he exposure incident to it | at #20 am, WILLIAM ERNEST ANDEKBON, 00 NE ‘of the comforts of « home Handkerchiefs. 50 and 75 CTS., $1.00, 81.50. Se s see | Cu y ness. rf nal—receipts, 1,247 bushels; stock, 115,990 bushels. ~ i © the eleci on} child of 'W. Erne vd Ms Anderson, - . 81 ¥ wat Tan J der Cummin, esq.; the defense by George B. “ ” brought on rheumatism. After the election he | °°) 20 Men’ ck Hemustite! jan min, esq. as = ‘How do you know it?” asked one of the | Hay firmer—good to choice timoth: aged tore een diay @ Ow a “HOUSE Handke chistes = 81.00 eee ee Custis and ex-Congressman 8, C. Millard. party ax soon as his surprise would allow him | Gram freights dail, unchanged. Cotton trmer— | Went to the Hot Springs of Arkansas. Owing | “Funers mer of Ke varene. 6708 by 2 e Same also at SOand73 CIs. Lavties’ very 1 wiit Tan Jackets, 34 inches jonz, The verdiet gives universal satisfaction. to put the question. middling. lu, Provisions steady—iness pork, 18.00; | to his weakened condition a too trequent use of | sire: soutiiw Decemioer I ate ee cae All-silk Heustitebed Initial O& Tiseanas back. arses pearl buttons, $12 KAR g 4 ——>— “Because I sm Sam Hill,” declared the | Valk meats, locee, shoulders, $3: long lear. | the baths bronght on nervous prostration, and | FAWCETT. At bie weidenre,, Kessineten, 3 and lowngable—when the day's bustle Handkerchiets. lee .25c. : : ANOTHER JUMP IN COTTON. stranger, throwing his bead back dramatically | 2%:,‘lea" eC US eg ey | is this from which he is now sufferittg. | Sf }XWObpr inthe: “Something new" in’ Muffle-s. Latest nov- SKIRTS. = and gazing with defiance at his hearers. cae dar teed, Sia: pyaiue: | Senator Gibson is attended by his daughter, | “ivuneral at 10am. Thurnday " ied is over. city. All colors and patierns in stripe and | Ladjes' Jersey Kats Sho 5c. val 29 | Bears in the New York Market Considerably | "4, de thi i is 2h; large, Ss Mrs. 8. G. loumphreys of Kentucky. His most | FLANNAGAN.” MICHAPL JosEPH FLANNA- bt 1 white checks. §1and #1.47. Ladies’ Jersey Rurit, sli €L30value. — U5e | As he made this startling announcement his | very strong—creamery, tancy. Stast; do. fair to | Mrs. 8. tne sons'tact Bunday might end tt oun | GAM. woe of thadiearee end tus iene Mqtenee Phamae The head of every ‘well regulated” . = core i ies ke : comeinamen Surprised—Liverpool Advices. hand crept into his pocket: simultaneously the | choice, 29a30; do. imitation, 24a%; ladle, fancy, 23 a y nig \ iran, ace! seventeen years and twenty day. ‘Pisin White and Bia'k China Sik Mufters, Ml eee 6 Nov. 80,—The cotton market | hands of Moore's two friends dived. into. their | a2: do. govd to cholce, 21a%: Tolls, the, s8aye-do. | during this attack that bis sister-in-law, Mra. | ©'i,qe™y treemlnt Noam aud family should bave one—and it’s gener- 65 and 75 CTS.. $1.00, 81.25 and $1.35. ‘combination upline med peal tes hi ‘kets. Moore didn't stir. Hi dum- | fait to good, 22423, Kent of this city, was telegraphed for. ‘In the | Gaie my é And crowds of others. varue ai 21-09 | opened fairly active and steady today at| bip pockets. Moore didn'tstir. He was dum- | troiay fio ‘cargoes, fair 1843 f- | press dispatches the Senator's age was incor-| Friends and reistaves respectfully tn: ally the gift of the wie. A woman's Ladies’ Jersey ‘Short Skirts, combination | se ff Sal0 .points with very | foUNded and unarmed. For » moment it looked | Sugar active, strong; reiners oversold’ on mosi | PTs cited” Sits aoe aati ht ‘old, | FORD. ww York ity, October 10, es ee aka a ioe irolone ee ae a1.sojan advance of Sal0 .points with very | Nei fight woald surely follow. nest Sete ee One: Lenore. crea co eee | sully 9 je is now fifty-eight years eee at Ay ee ete. | & | eerie SES neta onto an unenpecte! avanca Dein | bat bears Kevmicgeat seit eset | “Bushinte Servet como tow | gy, TheSeerie Colne | Mitty ipa? Bure ‘© man's. She'll look arvund town— 2 adiew’ ‘Black ani ¢ pecter . 2 — : ; ‘ coin er Ae rea en scalloped rele. : | reported by Liverpool, due. it is said, to a | learned that they were talking to Hill. forties, 37; do. threes, 73; Baltimore and Onio| Mr. Lyman Gage of the world’s fair commis- VHOLD, At his residence, 23 lat street south> into all the stores—before she A To. ® eS | i 2 | Hill asked for an introduction to Gov. | stock, 94: Northern Central stock, 68%; Baltimore | sion has satisfied the Secretary of the Treasury | eset, on lusstay, November 2 Inte at Sas pe me deren ——Thet Jet suits us for we ‘is whet Mtged Chet nat Galena, ee ee controversy hind | Northen, then at the Auditorium. Hotel, but | #04 Ohlo Southwestern third incomes. $4; COD-| that the requirements of the act of Congress | PET ARD FREYHOLD. io am . . “Where Qualities Piwets Prefte Second.” for children's drewes. Worth Ree rie ad ne th while Cereus oayfr2™ | the gentiemen dissuaded him. raying he would | Sdated gas bonds, 11634; do. stocks, 51%. appropriating $2,500,000 for the purposes of | Fricndsot te family invited "No fowem Ua hs! i he hand- 10c | New Orleans stating that while receipts may in- | ying ——— aa prop! ne ? white ours are plainly the baw S Pp N. EES, ; Ba pea laale ys te Sects | be turned over io the authorities immediately. t the fair have been fully complied with, Arrange-| HANNAN. On November 2X, IN2, at 8:50a.m. eomest—thes are doubly so by con Sra Sr Asp Press. Ave N. ‘anil warnet. Worth soc see ee ee cee cp ene “prospects | “s111¥%6 home ia in ‘Toronto, where lie 1s known ata esi aa aed ments will be made at once for the delivery of Jong and painful 41 nes, whicl he bore wit 4b nch allv@ool Goteel'e Hiaiz Novelty Bustin, | are for a very small crop, and we are inclined | |! + a —. h ya nr tortitwie, MICHATL -HANSAN trast. —— The are SMOKING Sart —— Se. to reduce estimate as Chalmers Hill and both of Moore's friends | ay tmportant Session tp Be Held ti This | the rouvenir coins to the fair directory as rap- ave years and nine months, the beloved sou = —e MO OLE BLE TORS ; “Gore's is atinethat | Then came further advance of 4a6| "Efe Armed and a tragedy was sagrowly cus Best Woke idly as they are turned ont at the Philadelphia sd the inte Michael Hannan, « bauve DRESSING GOWNS— = corsets is aline that | 7 x i fe i ins wil fe ee Bawa HOSS Sk on OS Wagan oredr W'cloes | points Vased on a further improvement | * Er ston, hi An official call has been issued for an extra | Suliterod sect weok. f °UM Will Probably be He has vone from his dear and the BATH s-that . awed S oRRE f S | we ver cent of, waking themas | of 346d. in Liverpool. due, it was| Publication of the facts of the meeting delivered next week. ‘Ones, iis children aud wife, : eR SHR GRAS SUE W 2% gheap as any do.cestic corset suid. "White, biackand Suia” to buying there. by the’ continent. | cued great sensation throughout Georgia | session of the central conference of American a oe — Who he willinely soiled for ee, ew te ae aes — br ee But’ the advance here was not maintained, | 924 the south. rabbis in this city on Monday of next week. The Dead Letter OMtce. And loved as is iife Forts. FY oO % BEX BD A ARB ReprQbk DRESS TRIMMING DEPARTMENT —/ Jongs generally being disposed to sell to| DENIED THAT IF IS GLADSTONE's, | The call bears the signature of Rabbi Charles | The gratifying feature is made prominent in by Goa, how, mysterious and Ua eee 88 ESE BOB BS Couper, | Movant detstle Novelties of all kinds, Adis. realize profits, arguing that although Liverpool Levi, the recording secretary of the conference, | the annual report of the superintendent of the Ty take trom ws dat ied te Es va — & “oo RRS Bow 28S CSOUPANE: | count of 12% per cent on svorything offered. Tower busts. than we are und ‘then the srop| The Home Rule Bill That Has Been Cred- | whoisa leader of reformed Judaism inthe United | dead letter office, D. P. Leibhardt, that while| prienae artim beac Ortindaye at are here. = AND CHILDREN: lower busis than we are and then the crop ited to Him. i ich wil hi ral volume of the business of the sery- | from his late Fenden"e, Shamon Place, AUACoMtiR, f Caah Wholesalers and Retailers, Ce ad movement is showing signs of increasing. This 3 States, and the sessions, which will probably | the gene f from his late restdenme. 8 3 They've been desizmed and made to pgs . xOur ricer ate already the lowest that are offered in | also nied to the wenkness and prices dcopped | , LOXDox, Nov. 90.—The statement in the! extend through the week, are to be held in the | ice has increased during the past year some 8 St TE: 2 eur epecial — yersunai order — ang are 807 Pas: At: 807. the city and still we allow 10 per cent discount on the | 648 pointe. Times, a8 cabled to this country. of what pur- | temple of which Dr. Stern is the rabbi. Rabbi | Per cent there has been a decrease of nearly 1| gi AGNES Fee wile of ‘Encaré. Lyoun tn the NA WA ait th ce thins tak ¥ nce acenien e —————— Estimates of the vield of the present cotton | ports to be Mr. Gladatone's coming plan for | feet has given notice to all the members of the | ee eee eee are te Oe er re i ieeminel rat 2 = a west NE ria Gaines crop by 127 members of the New York cotton | Irish home rule is a fiction, so far as any | conference that their presence in Washington | nadir pol gyy is ig attributed taan im-| rim the rrsidence Hf her frusbana's varente. Goa Gupticnted.— Won't be We select at random a few items fromonr — | OL DO0SESUT, mew otatiak es sie’ bonne the exchange averaged 6.873.000 bales. The esti- | authentic foundation is concerned. Ga thts gcouslon satcid Mevuguehadies in ™ae-1 = ere ——— oe 25 ees ae stock on which we quote prices av fair ez- Best imitation of cat:cias ever shown. "Gi mated receipts at the ports today are 40,000 |e Nostingham Express, erean of Arnold sebegrerminreaes heer dot Sus ee McKMIGHT. Op Wolacotay, Noveniber 30, 260%, - ré of the values you may expect us to fur- ws considered cheap. Our price....... + 49¢ | baies against 34,172 bales this day last week and ley, M.P ih .. perative obligation. gravity ot con- bined at LL a.m.. at the resivence of her daughter, Mrs. eet those effect Sins -~eore male in every day fi the Wowk and every week in ae 89,340 bales corresponding day last year. frees Peg le pamoentd Momenitona “wits | ference is increased by the fact that the dele-| . By the death of Lieut. Col. Richard H. Jack- Bhi, Ralaiey 241 nColunie siren northwest, e ler the year, 2s faras it is In our power so to do. Pounds of Plain or Ruled Linen Paper—108 ‘Shortly after noon the market turned | )08 . jates of the Union of American Hebrew Con- | son, fourth artillerr, the following promotions | *S“AH 8; McKNIGHT. aged seventy-tive years. | _aieaieg fcerats sheets for. aes + 8¥e | stronger and advanced 3a5 points on buying by | Bave been before the country for six. veurs. | Froestions will participate tn its proceedings. follow: Maj. A. C.M. Bem mig ed [ES ey v= ig I English’ torm——othece from France ls toons Meeccnsnicd desde lian aanuanre the south, owing to prospects of n movement | The iden of Ireland having four provincial leg- | STEN expected that about 100 rabbis will be in en cet ae irk a eee oe bo | Bi. WAL THOS SELBY. afters lincering ines, 1 LCE ICS Pa sa tee such an you never saw be JQ) Of our Cotebrated Full Strength Household |at New Orleans for tomorrow, the receipts for | islatures and s senate is almost universally re-| sttendance ut this conference. meaneat octenal, Coat. SI ney to be | Reed seventy itne yearend twenty detec . or the pr ~ 19. ‘Ammonia. 3 z that port being estimated at 8,000 bales against | Sarded as absurd, Tthas been stated that several questions of | major. First Lieut. E.R. Hill to be captain, | | uveral 4 from Japan. ——- Their Paulas a j 20 GkOsS 14,000 bales same time last year. At 12:30 p.m. GOV. TILLMAN INAUGURATED. importance to the American rabbinate will be | First Lieut. J- E. Eastman to be captain, vice AE en eee and it, ee Sythmeyy, Hose fine FQ), | of Turkish Bath Soap, per box of 12 cakes...... 0c | the market was fairly active and firm. : . eae . taken up in the Central Conference. The main roars ee Tee we Davies to | SWEET, 0, Tuesday, November 20, 1802, at 6 A — Let these eréat trade bringers induce yon to shon | ales thus far today are 201,000 bales. | ae Says the Past Must ie the Guarantee of | business will consist in the rendering of judg- lieutenant, Second Zieut. J. E. MeMabon to be | _Puieral private aC a.m. Thursday, December, Patterns and make. Yadtes Boot Pattern and plain light with us tomorrow. You will save a great_deal, tor | Liverpool opened 2-£4d. lower, but by 1:45 | agree ment npon the reports of the standing ‘com- | lieutenant, Secon Ad fro hin late residence, orth Capital wtreet. heii cuneate ne colors, lisie Enisb. MASc. these are the times that every cent saved fs momey | p.m. had advanced 4-64d. at 2:30 had further 5 if mittees, and especial attention is to be given to | first licutenant, Second Lieut. A. D, Andrews | “rayon. on November 20, IN, at PD. e Uy rea! how many made. improved 2-64, and at 3 p.m, another 1-64 had| Cotumsta, 8. C., Nov. 30.—Gov. B. R. Till-| the report of the committee on ritual. It is | to be first lieutenant. yiRersta SEVILLE ual rok. wi 1 | were buying until they all got here. Bleck Ribbed Equestrienne ox 7 . been gained, but at tho close 1-64d. of the ad- | man of Edgefield and Lieut. Gov. Eugene B. | eaid that a large majority of the members of —— | apes Sea CEA Gb: ical taakt wel caine gsr pecan = $125. A. Kavrmas, vance weds lost, but the tone vas ‘firm, The Gary of Abbeville were inaugurated at noon| the conference are in favor ofthe reformation | 7 4, acunenet taeeumoce | * une, funeral will be from. All Souly' Caltartam ye oe oe at 90 <s spot market was firmer in tone, but unchanges of the liturgy and ritual of Judaism. opin-| In ‘andid Assist- | Church on Tuursiey, December 1, at 11 4.1. hendie—masbe—if it wan't they are 2.50_$3.00_93.25. 909 vess. ave. x.w. in price. Salet, 8,000 bales. “In Manchester | {04a¥ 1 the bal of the house Hot erterniar dons that are entertained upon this subject by | ant Attorney General Cotton for the District | ,TPMIN. On Tuesday, Noveraber 2. Ih, LIZZIE uch peus—that they'll sll quickly. sete SHR SaOrinS NOunE cavan | yarns were quiet, but steady. Cloths firm. 5 ge iy in joint | Rabbi Isaac M. Wise, Rabbi Louis Frossman | pench it has been assumed by members of the | twenty-four years. Children’s * Mother Hubbard” Gowns, ema *: : aa — session the oath of office was administered by | and Rabbi Charles Levi have become known to | pistrict bar that Mr. Cotton is atill » citizen of | pFUberal Will take place from her late residence, 118 We bowen wotten that it's a with cainbric ruffe around neck and @ ~ FELT LIKE CHEERING DR. BRIGGS. | Chief Justice McIver. the Jewish community,and will undoubtedly be . Fierce street northwest. on Friday, Deceinber 2, slew 39c. ; ‘i i itec, | Maine, from which «tate he was appointed. then to St. Aloystus Churn, where” requietn tuum, py Sg awaits r z 4 - 3c. . ——— Gov. Tillman made a brief address in which | expressed in the report of the ritual committee, 4 x at s'80'8. an. will be ald for th ot ber soul Popwiar™ price that pleases — and Ladies Muslin Skirts,” cambric ruffle and dh S85 S851 POG VE RECT ES — | ais Adherents Attend His Trial in Numbers | he said: “These have been troublous times in | which, it is said, will be adopted, but which, fer | Mr. Cotton said to a Sran reporter this after- | $5.20 “of the family invited t ey we marked ‘em 90.—-They 5 as, Saake. wae Seeks. & RA Bas, 5, NNNER Fi rs ti i # ir i 4 * |noon that on coming to Washington to| TKIGG. At ba d They are at Reduced from 73e. to. ie. AA bg “SS, 1 G ND tJ and Are Enthusiastic. South Carolina—times of deep agitation and | all that, may stir up strife. Praesens ft oon fica ga 4 AAA SIG. GG NNNE OF < ~ = - | ai : i " ‘it accept office in May, 1889, he gave up | west, Mrs. M. E. TRIGG, granddaughter of the late (NE gos Sy Sy55 3 ‘ 2 dissension, of aggressive thought against con-| Besides the report of the committee on ritual, | 8° ~ 4 Notes Sas the FURNISHING DEPARTMENT—«— s aa Ml GGG N NN KER ERE New York, Nov. 90.—When the New York gai - i his “residence in Maine permanently and | Sytity Seung of Wash neton, ‘The Latest Noveltice in Aprons. Swiss Em- lh iAjodened yesterday. afte in | ef vative thought; Ihave been put forward | there will be reportsfrom the committee on the | ian ot ‘Washte gion. DG ‘Hi Funeral at Patrick's Church st 2.30 o'clock Easy to get at. broidered Aprons, hemstitched and scalloped, Ss A TL ERE Presbytery adjourned yesterday afternoon in| ‘ay the exponent of that demand in the state | Columbian Religious Congress, the committee acs ed aon ta, Meine shane tebiee wp | See te. ft the latest CRAVAT it a ft ie some disorder the adherents of Rev. Dr. Briggs | which seeks for better things for important | on Sabbath schools and the committee on ave ee eee ~4 — Sygs AAA Eee > were in a joyful mood, for it had been decidedly | progress, and to the best of my ability I have | Psalmody. a H. = LUMBIA"——Looks like an okreuch Jointed Dolls. moving aa EE = aiciegs aay = counseled the peopie in away which [ believe ———_ nship IGHWAY Aecet—tet tee wp like a ate , — sa rae Socials cb thy, presbytery bei ll béon | TELM clmcaT have had om eve. Gerhe ieee | Macriaga Ncorea iene hoes bed ior tee Assistant Secretary Gear. — Hand —BLACK onl WHITE PONGEES. - 4 GREAT CHANCE TO BUY in bis Savor. The fact thatthe people in the gal- | cibtie welfare—looking only to the glory of the + 0 the 8 4 Ex-Gov. Gear, the new assistant secretary of | Some ten} your money, other teyto body alone without the head. I ith him had evi itself in the of the court following: James co = y alone without leries were with him evine in the | tate. My past must be the guarantee for my | °f. the treasury, has arrived in the city, and this | 8! the results of your brain and the fruits of your —— This is eine to be the “‘ner- Geieuad ccmiaen shape of vigorous hand-clapping and in one | o''e.. Willett and Frances Carter; James Perren and g — Q Inbor; the latter is the worst form of highway robbery. -— = < What better fora holiday present instance a loud cheer. when. the doctor ” Lulu Clay; Richard ZL. Stonnell and Lottie V, | morning reported at Treasury Department. | “Merit has made a success of CARTERS LITTLE om Chet we've known—and han that’¢S Gomamer we are sels BS 5) . scored a good point. All this tended TBi# is Gov. Tillman's second term. Sri at Sulaas Wien connec aaa, ined only long enough to shake hands | r1ViR PILLS. “Ther hove become e bousebeld word Wings sre xetting in shape for it ing for. - sree OU. AT RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICES. to disconcert his prosecutors. To add to their 34 ~y of Pag with a few of the oficials and then started out | and tne sGubave theta: thay tnew Geapeates. —_— ‘i A TERRIBLE MARINE P. Phillips of Benning and Mary Hardes- : people faxt——Such a lime of MUFFLERS GLOVES for ladies and gentlemen at prices , Siastentisats tee (Gay ooued up Witt a eocseed XE DISASTER: | ter of Brookland: Henry F. Morris and Birdie | 0 bunt for permanent living quarters during | “Then comes thelichwavinas with bis [MITATIONS dntah taunice aseneutiod COMMENCING TODAY (Monday morning) THE] victory for the professor, the presbytery in- Gest od ule © Gechums Medion EA. beet tant his stay in Wasisington. AND WORTHLESS FRAUDS. and with these be weve ongned and INTTTAL oe ENTIRE STOCK OF structing. the committee ’ of, prosecution to Repo eS eee een ce ee cat tie ici ee 2e8 Ene ee anne NDKERCHIEFS—and SUSPE G Vnbjeacted strike out charge 7 by a vote of 74 to 54. Fsons. ye A Fw Naval Orders. s LITTLE LIVER 3 ee Notarat and Tew ig Mose Yon 124. Asa consequence of these devolopments ana | Naw Yonx, Nov. 30.—Information was re-| Mu‘p "Gordon, Geotpe. Weick ant Floren: | Lieut, H. 0. Dunn to duty in chargé of the | BEWAKE OF THESE IGHWAYMEN; don't be patie te adretiten pone Br Bc. Marrazw Bensuerm, the probability that today's session would [be | ceived at the Maritime Exchange today thatthe Bae peep ataror Chicago, Ml, and | branch hydrographic office at Taltimore, Md., sient amOAS TEAS tee Dane ieee py with still more interesting features, Catharine 5 5 Cade Concord, Lient. | good es ~ a” Be sme oes seve eo teveat ] uctauensteh tarde Sekstyie~ 408, 405, 407 Tru Sx. N.W.,| gelesen atthe Scotch Presbyterian Church on | Marth Lee: Joooph' 7. Tucker and Mary. | AAT Gadst HA, Erne 1 the Concord Lint | rotes “OackeT-E EA “ a 20e . 5 ent 14th street wero filed with men and | Nanmeliyy Games 8, Vaughan and Hoste ¥, | AG Almy detached from duty, in charge of | Ak tot “C-AL-T-E I -6- aoa sare yon at ike “*pulling teeth™ oe women long before jour set for today’s Z 2 ’ — " Se a ne “Ak ish > (Cetin a Com ash ee ‘And consisting of «complete line of higherade | Nomen 44. Allen. Sener Sore on waiting orders, Passed Assistant ees, aiie de genuker cheaper erades. pittthe hour drow near and the hands of the Fer the Wenett of Mrs. Fenpegitl tothe weeciving: ship: Indepeden | _ POSITIVE CURE FOR SICK EADACEE. ann one ' owas CLOAKS, INFANTS WEAR, LADIES: aNDatEN's | PIE clack pointed toward tho, figure pees IN WALL STREET ToDay. The following additional subscrib‘ions have | Pasced Assistant Theodore F. Burg: | SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRIOR Brown | Minniz, Fonda & Company, FURNISHINGS, JEWELRY, SILVER patie ‘the — of — became more| another “Report of Jay Gould’s Iliness | De received for Mra. hava cater oat from < [gel yard, Mare Island, | 0c30-f,m,wiy 4 wictha or brim . and more intense. When accused knowledged, $83.75; employes of Munn ordered whics means OCK 807 Penns. UTelephone, 1615.3 WARE, NOTIONS, TOYS, DOLLS, the Caused a Decline. 75; em} &Co., i. GAMES, WORSTEDS, ART tered the room a rustle went through the great assemblage. Many laid Naw Yorx, Nov. 30.—The stock market was $8.50; cash, @1; Mra. L. 8., 81; Mra. 8. G., $1; oe a ae Ball in 65,000 Accepted. 3 mecr ¥ - hands together, as if wishing to applaud) but cash, $1.50; John W. Macartney, $5; employes | ty the Criminal Court today bail in $5,000 MILITARY AXD SOCIETY FURNISHER, Go Dz To, Tae Factory AND FANCY GooDs, ‘sol daring to dowo,and matucesee ckapereral of J. A Goldstein. @3.75; Mrs. J. K. was dipsgteh inthe denn of Willems di “is . KANN & SONS" MARL PACTURING CO, which would have found vent in a cheer had 8; cash, @1; a friend, 50 cents; J. 8. G., $1; : secon axs Axo Couprayy, Sol Sava se Se we the surroundings have been different went We j cash, 61; cash, 83 "peso peel wear ghaangelimr dina ued Manufacturer >t Foryour ‘Will be sold ont regardiess of cost. Desiers wili be of- een sgacthorad | ‘i Statutes of the United States, by abstracting } Sr P from their lips. $1; M.K. 8,81; Hortense & ° - éseatme, BANNERS, JEWELS ont vexx. ave. } nver Axp Praren Wane fered special inducementa to bay in lots. Finally, however, all the and ¢ Papers from a government office! the general noneme, Map | MBO Wants Are Best ranch of Baithinore, Md. ie ay lay members were seated. The moderator arore, jand office, Mr. W. J. Frizzel going on his | BUTTONS for all CLUBS and SOCIETIES. Tru sturer. } — A. BEBREND; see : : et ee ASSIGNEE, S Ciapeneis doceriagre she Sageient | Ont wot saline eamaEEes t Say BS —- AND PRESSED FOR gL. today Jobn P. of Ohio to be | scxrprion. a2 Crimalal ect “Trost vent for one wesk. Thy | Sclivered. inte baa Yastenpar afternoon Robert Wilson of 1729 ALEDA L. SNITH, SEW YORK 1 PT PA om ALR ESSE oe te contents as dutawst.. Baltimore, Rs ‘n28k30-2 accidentally fell into the steam Cuipaex