Evening Star Newspaper, December 8, 1892, Page 1

PURLISUED DAILY. EXCEPT AT THE STAR DUI ; 110} Peaneylvania Avense, corzer 11th St, by The Evening S Sn KAUFFMANN, Pres’. New York Office, $8 Potter Twe Evesixe Stan is served GY be carriers. on their own account. at 1” Building. + Newspaper Company, sebeerihers tn the rr Seek. or te. per month copie rater, = qe pach By mall auywhere inthe United statesor Canada—postage preraht 4 Satenpay QUADRUPLE SuxeT ST. peryoar: OU foreien added. $3.00 wcond-class wall inatter ) 8 A wail saseriptions must be paid in advance. Rates of advertiaing made known on application pos (Ratered xt the Post Oftee at Washington, D. C.. 08 Che Vor 81, No 20.437. . D. C. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1892. pening Slat. WASHINGTON TWO CENTS. Ht ttt tte EY i = FINANC TAL = as FINANCIAL. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. Washington News and Gossip. TE SOUTHERN HORSE AWN MULE SHOE SPIR.TUALISM —MISS MAGGIE GAULE REY. JOHN G. PATON, D. > Ma t1 Co. at Strasburg, Va., will sel ‘of 7 ONE OF THE BEST C! al - m Mecer Sure Eovesrarsr key Din eres | ren rans core | ES aan erenes fs ally — “Colum! = th st. nm. w. fonn’s | You could make the old folks is a pair of Gold rth Presbyterian Curch, Oth st. bet 1a The tet consideration in making tnvestinente Peistici ip the nent aes aye. AOL to, et bw. every FRIDAY night Spectacles or Eyeglasses. We bave them st prices be a.w. A cordial invitation ts exten Jean your money st 6 per cent you hate to take = eS. Ss HE ANNUAL MEETING .OF THE | ““"“"™**°™ —$3.00 to 96.50. — COLUMBIA OCOMMANDERY, No. 2 si | Besar Cenrmcaree Bog certs pecan or Bw em scatter ee os min oore |S ge ee ok “ fhespenlpe year will take place at Willard’s Hotel | ceiver to a thorough test of the eyes by our optical ex- | ‘clock, to act on ENN Gs orders «Aca masseter aman | ESTE Reta neo Sea aetahegs Grea anacree shph at «come a ab nets gies ot the Coereratre parel deme | Oo ENRON t Buver, persue Opera Glames and Lorgacttea or the lates. ‘Ther: | a= a a le OF expense wha'et ion, No. 13> etre: west, | A x ai lor THE ANNUAL 2 ae Boose nord an ops ortaity ttn if $ PENOSEA EEL All fomecrate cf, Itt | mometer for the gentlemen ""Gam””Misrossoes Lee fe " Tasuranes Guount ao largean soe ehh ow Torah 8 ieticte are peorate ¢ District of Columbia for. the. slection ‘These toads ere se-ura! by res : convinced et | FRIDAY EVESING, “ace DSiUpe of (pe cla on WOODWARD & LOTHROP, * pangs hon Re Bas Pecan, a, bm, a he mortgages held by the Hea. F your tuterest in the matter, Hail to perfe 2 isos’ 87? eek serene fa oe the Hon ar inte : Peafegt abcancenente for out parade on #th of areevaine | Santary 8. ace Company of this cit SH. MINES, Previgent, | March. "We ¥. PEAKE” Procident Cis ad heart HENRY K. 8: aa sured by the entire anets of the company. In- n23tm 1315 14th ot. n.w. Brae seca TL TaPip Dupes tei >"? youn veer Wane an oar 1 TE ecelary. tareet upon theee = payable seini-annvral A. meoitns o math Capitol eet pon theee fp B H 0 Sr age Bride Anociatlon wil ty bold tape ations PRSES "EE "a gar come cone | IE wae Retna Oe ee oO ae etm Mero and. which ate efor, Veron aay axzixo Hovsr Or Boa Fat i Decaoar 8, root net gelack BEWED. ‘and inant bo are FRIDAY OM inate titel the Haneral of Br Bua FOR RENT (Oftioes) First Mortgace Notes of this company. These TeWIB ¢. TEWESBURY & 00. Teper reno ean Ft me quad ca eithout the a GoeF Bele BiCHARD 7. Darw, Pop © * HOST. G, ee sibeenase Gotuber an aomemaeate. 1008 F ct, Admusioon Dalian, SW WeKEE, Secretary, + Peeters {Blam tne fact that thoy san atve money | Cg TO WHOM IF MAY CONCERNS TaTs Te | FORREST (Honan. ponent Fn after our ‘ WARHIN IN. D. a by bi down town. ive notice that the These are for sale at face mission. and offer an to 850,000 © pins the com- yt) invest 8500 Pulls secu AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY. oFricers AT. Britton President ©. 2 Bell Firet Tice Preetlont Henry F. Biount Second Vice President Joka Ridoat jornes and Trust Officer Georee Eo Pmmons Secretary BANKING HOUSE, 1405 G ST. N.W. STORAGE WAREHOUSE, 1140 15TH ST. N.W. it ° 24on ISSUE OF STOCK OPEN FOR SUBSCRIPTION. EQUITABLE CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION. ASSETS, $1,207,950.48 THE EQUITABLE in a parely co-operative saving and loaning institution. It money at fair rates of interest on long thine and monthly installments and pays fair and reliable profite on shares, shares, when full earninss are pail, 4 per 9 SeBt interest per annum is xuarantend. LOANING. Those who desire loans to pay for dling property, pay off morteaces or for bt poses, should aseertain the Any port a may be settied at ans crued interes ment. Commisatons a the adtantages other cppcann assce action and DIRECTORS BND F. FULLER, FRED W PRATT. ELLis sPEAn JOB BARNARD, LAWRENCE GARDNER. MARCUS BAKER, JOUN W. SCHAEFER Office EQUITABLE BUILDING, 1003 F ot. B. @ TwomRLy, GO. W. FISHER, tis Government Bonds. York Stock bought and sold Usual comminsion. We have Friwate Wires, : go Gin and Provisions. LEWIS G. TEWESBURY & W. B. ATBBS, Manager. 8 Deposits. tockechend teterecealoeed on daily balances, Aa Advances, erendonts against svalisble oo Government Bonds ang all securities listed on the New es rect private ‘ites to our New York and Onr facilities for trading tm Grain ani Local Seourtties. Partios to open Scotemplating’ s change ta con’ A Suogeation. Sxisting arrengements or fequirine additional fectil- tes,are invited to call on oF address co. CAN BE WITHDRAWN ANY TIME ON: DAYS" NOTICE. MO! ROWED. Foeurx Benore. Loss Axp INVESTMENT ASSN, 906-914 G ST. N.W. ASSPTS... 8100,000,00 CES, #1 PER MONTH ON EACH SHARE. MATURITY VALUE IN 102 MONTHS, 8200. HAVE YOU MONEY TO INVEST? PUR- CHASE AN 8 PER CENT PER ANNUM COU- ION CERTIFICATE TO RUN FOR 3 YEARS. WE PAY 6 PER CENT PER ANNUMON SPECIAL DEPOSITS OF 95 OR MORE. Es) EY LOANED TO SHAREHOLDERS ‘LY. CAN BE REPAID AT THE RATE OF $13 PER MONTH ON EACH 81,000 BOR- OUR FIGURES SHOW WE OFFER THE MOST FAVORABLE TERMS ON LOANS AND DEPOSITS, AND OUR SECURITIES BEING THREE TIMES THE VALUE OF THE LOAN AND THELOAN BEING RFPAID MONTHLY M ES THE SECURITY STILL BETTER FACH MONTH, RENDERING IT IMPOSSI- BLE FOR OUR PATRONS TO LOSE DOLLAR. . AND FURTHER INFORMATION. ® A AT THE OFFICE FOR CIRCULARS HARRISON DINGMAN, President. ited with ua. Call and and thine certiticates of, where. Open 9:30. ante gat our rates on t before de DS & CO.. General Banking. ‘OLE FUNDS DRAW INTEREST WHEN DEPOS demand iting else- cers, et Pet aw. Close 4:50. Corner 12th and G st, nw. EST ON TIME DEPOSITS. CENT PER A! CENT PER ANNUM, CENT PER ANNUM. SAF) DEPOSIT BOXES 93 TO a . H. Da’ (HE OHIO NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON al. #200, WILL Issve_ CERERFICATES AND PAY INTER. OE POOR MORE TY LEFT 3 MONTHS SPER ON $100 OR MORE TF LEFT 6 MONTHS 3% PER ON $100 OR MORE IF LEFT 12 MONTHS 4 PER 5 PER ANNUM. 'IDGE, Cashier. Tar Wasmsoroy Rear CAPITAL $100,009, FULL ¥ OFFERS FOR SALF AT PAR ITS 6 PER CENT re pa to paymen| at the option of fees morte xt, ond that securi value by 10 per cent of the bouts deposited with ft. The notes ely about tieo-thipea of the tm eetate upon whe! = free pect ity of these bonds un. Hea, L IMPORTANT ITEMS From JUNE 1, Ise. a eiptm, €1.57. 608. 07. Hand (actual cost), $160, 182.6% Total Resour Vota: 1 Bt ber DPRENTURES. Debentures are val Gre to be once mbered w ef Reepana the Yarions paper n ation and seenrtty of « rea. able to persons who do not de. care and Fr: y wmteress 1001 Pet nw BANKERS. Recomd National Baak of Washir ‘The Wash: Boeh fa,» eu ‘Tux Nartoxaz, Save Devosir, SAVINGS AND TRUST coMPANY Ct the District of Columbia. COUNEN 197M ST. AND NEW YORK ave, Chartered by special act of Conaress Jan. 1807, and acts of Ort. 1800 and Feb. 1892 CAPITAL, ONE MILLION DOLLaRa Bevis sates from $5 each upward per ansaa, re and valuatios taken on depowtt TEN CENTS and upward received on deposit aad fBterest allowed on sume of not tons than 84 Prepares and keeps Wills iree of charge—ects as Fx- eeutor Aduinintrater abd Lrusiee—exccutes Trusts winds NP SNYDEN, Prost GLOVER Fit te AMES Ww Sons Joba F Rotors, Hyde. Wilke & Clark, ty 90) Thomas K Joasa, S HOGE Frew, T. ©, DANIEL, Sec. UTED STATES BUILDING AND LOAN ASSO. CIATION, 1513 F st, Washington, D.C. Shares, $100, payable in monthly installments, ‘Which participate tm ali profte and mature in 54 Rentha Pays interest on money devosited tn any amount, Sand 6 per cont interest paid on special deposits frou, the date they are nade. octet i JNO. W. MACARTNEY, J%% ¥. consow. x NY. Stock Bx. CORSON & MACARTNE' GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 ¥ ST. Sw. ee Stocks 2B the exchanaes 3 ‘sna wel LS nea core moet st Amer a ‘3 Stock bought and suid. jy 18 ANNUAL REPORT, | C. T. Havessen, Member Washinzton Stock Exchangs, ‘eal Estate end Stock Broker, Boous ¥ and 11, Atlantic Building, 00 F st. nw. INVESTMENT SECURITIES. cn margin. CORRESPONDENTS. ... New York Cotton Exchange. Lainson roa. & Co., Chicago Board of Trade. Private wires to Telephy leans. 4K | Stocks, Bonds and Grain bought and sold for cash oF | Cotton bought and sold in New York or New Orleans. w York Stock Exchange. .n. Stern & Co.. New Orleans Cotton Exchange. ew York, Chicago and New Or- = yel7-tr REV. DR. HURLBUT WILL CONDUCT a free Normal Institute for Sunday scl and rr ie VENING this week” Mited. at 7320" ber, OFFICE 0) | es furaner on or 1892, for the renewals before “Boe FIRE RoE, notified. $a, renew thetr fn fore the LAST MONDAY in em- the lant few daye ana thus avoid the ry ‘3. WESLEY BOTEL! De Policy holders of ,, mipany will be held on TU! stant, at ‘Secy. and Trese. Fae ANNUAL ME! iG OF eatockholdersof the Swiss Steaws DAY. ‘a., for the election Harper's Ferry, W. ve (5) directors and itie transaction of any oth Dusinese that may ot aineoting. . WESTON, before the a hahaa 02H oe 0. E [43-100 <a READ THIS Unies you, win Dniteot or utider fnsure the our or fornisiting of the beat Clase? It you are ballding thie quesion ts of supreme iin: tance to you. oF Eine be will. Teut him you preter ornare ferent etialy ct, an eee that you wet the riohtiy put in. at right prices. CHAS. E. HODGKIN, “*Bupert Handler a Plate Glass.” 187th at. nw. 87 1m SF WE Ove satisvaction. Because we are practical tatlore—because wedoall our own cutting and fitting—be- cause we personally superintend all work— decause we carefully examine each garment Deforeit leaves the shop—because wo have bad twenty years and more of practical ex- pertonce—because we know Aow. SNYDER & woop. PENN. AVENUE (Barr's Old **Stand.")__ a7 AN ENDLESS SELECTION bat CHRISTMAS BOOKS and CARDS is laplayed at PURSELLS. | As usual, Tha 8 ‘an immense CHRISTMAS BUSINESS, ‘and have laid ins superb stock of HOLIDAY big people, some for litt! ad _Jots of other Your heaviest Dress SECROPEAN EXPRESS. ‘Shipments forwarded to sll_p: ‘world with safety and dispatch by Baldwin's European Express. Apply to U. ‘Adauis rts of the 'T. MENGEKT, 8-6." office, 1425 F st. n. =>ABOUT #3 SAVED ON/TROUSERS. ‘Just received—a new line of Trouserings in neat stcipes. &., which we will inake to Your meastre from’87 to 810 per pair. 83 more on each pair would only be asking as tmuch as other first-class tailors. J. FRED GATCHEL (late of Keen's), 408 12th st. n.w.. one door above the “*Avenue,” aero a6 ¥. AVE NW. T have severed, all cop Ancorporated). | a javenner & D: ever s WORSE 4 00. 05 Mh at oer epstect VIOLIN BOWS. —WE HAVE Now IN ‘stock the most complete asortment of hows to #18. HUGO. alg L <a Manufactarere—Clotiiers—Tatlors. A SPECIAL THIS WEEK. ‘We have on hand a few Reefers for boys— sizes 4 to 0-that we wish to clase out this week. They were $3.50 and @4.00. Clos ing out price, 82.50. Madeof "Frieze." EISEMAN BROS., Cor. 7th and Eats. .w., a5 the dads? t sRURy RES Soo Sees Bednar i Suk 1838, . ave. n.w. (south side). LS TNAUGURATIO} eral thousand copies portrait of Mr. reland, which I wil all at So the street anf disbone sh shemale Bie peat aE HE MeGUERN Hoeiiis eae tio A REALLY HANDSOME CALENDAR Ts an excellent. See ‘dusiness men, but esj rchants. Calendars. y 4 fil, a treoseuiee ede teacenaes rear st so in private families. When they want lendar for the house, as they always do, they m' usually go and aak for one; tent to them, with the compliments of Ta nesses Ie B duly appreciated Ean aot Calendars stall. “alge are WORKS OF Att seid Ramatoate ces, HL. MoQUEEN. Publi flephion ld7i’ Oe 1116 at Beaned ioe the rentals of Ris ae esiened to me the ne office at 208 10th st. ars af pe seainat the sal eotee We Wood wilt ‘same without delay, and oll’ indebted to thi a ood wil! please promptly eektle with thy rene bela RY. STEWART. Sort tignce, A7-3t 620 14th ot. ow. COME DOWN TOWN. 't may be yoy want a new suit: gBgteguyensted.” im ‘etthor ase" Fon effictent here. ¥ Id gait Wihalittle “busheting® would'saalty 3 ‘serve you Pome time yet, “We never Fatt to-pi A WHET, "Donon Toren Patton. Town" Tailor. 31 PA. AVE. a7 SPOT FoURSELY oN THESE PorNTs. A large establishment with plenty of conventences. A large stock with the latest patterns. Many helpers and best of talent. Many customers, all of whom get eatts- faction, All this combines to make “*KEEN" the leading tailor of Washington, HAVE YOU TRIED HIM? a7 BPE You tRrep rrr Among typewriters PREMIER ‘stands alone et the front. Its improvements of today make this so. If you are contem- plating the purchase of @ machine all the rest, then send to us for aSMITH PREMIER on free trial. HENRY A. CLARKE & SON, Agente, 996 F STREET. —= SHAKESPEARE SAID Live a little: comfort a little; cheer thyself little.” — ave meant. buy” thyself «House Sacket, Lounging kobe or Bath aulenly as you cntet Your basset? fwlekly as you enter your vouwould be comfortable, i If you do not feel like bu urself one, hint sacha pe ont “EST ut hint. be may t¢ Bit gn eae A” ed ne fi Men's Belongings, 935 Pa. ave. a7 R Ral ‘HINGTON NTY Foca ee ace vised not ry until they ie alnabie work, only complete specially Freered for mis with complete x Vols. a i: 2 and 4 will be foeued about January}. . W. FISK WOOSTER, DENTIST, wishes to announcs to his friends and former patrons that he has now returned and has Opened Mis office at 1228 14TH ST. NW. d-1w* dim 8 ARRIVED FROM EvROPE! AN EXPRESS WAGON Fall of «most magnificent assortment of GENUINE ST. CROIX MUSICAL BOXES AND NOVELTIES. ——ALL FULLY WARRANTED.— I ‘Handle the FINEST QUALITY only. Prices range from 75c. to 81.75. See our stock before purchasing elsewhere. E. F. DROP, 925 Pa. ave. OTIC. PECIAL Ni | | | gesror RENT— | OFFICE RooMS, ON F AND @ STS © | For | KEEPING. JOHN B. WIGHT, 1410 G ST. is warmer for winter and cool | haveone of the best country, employ only thoroaghly ex a » anid guarantee pertect-Altinw shirts, wnede sible wanner. If otherwise don't kee WEDDING INVITA’ | NS AND [ype oo Pe Sr aeeat rates, all week at tas baste (Telephone, 930.) BOOK AND JOB PRINTING AS USUAL. Per cent On au CHAMBER SUITES And SIDEBOARDS For 4 Feo Daye Longer. Gyo. Basrrssnra, WOODWARD & LOTHROP. NVENIENTLY LOCATED: SUITABLE OFFICES AND LIGHT HOUSE- vour Shirts made woven fact thats alirt iuade in the immer. We dipped shirt factories in the work- in the them. ss style we a | Feasrrone Axo Uruorstery Goons, (515 Suvexru Sracer N. W. Ww. dealer in a" Ay ee Fine S. Tareas. Myo J. a ae a Tepaunine ® special! OF ih © NY TIME ¥ WANT ANYT! hug ORT oO Bis te i abe Bis FikGeNGlts VENG.” Noted for WORK. ‘W. MUUME, Mauarer. | ea ie Selljag pianos In the whole, wamut ‘of instru. ments mate athe tana. Diained end landed ‘cal terms ever" since the ales au intprovetnents ware et i. this taik in the Musieal Courtes about the beatty and Bissot ant we ell thoes today’ save taore hae oF anil we te ‘once ‘more w tad then Go and ih yourselves, “and yoy Will Indorae what ther FROM MUSICAL COURIER, NOV. 16, is Emerson Piano is today oue of the Its merits have Deen ex- {n these columns in Taost unequiv- day “wpuen ite, present ‘upgn. the: mar. we frequently asked us: is all Emerson them’ yourselves, mn soar and voy + eeeaenoaas H.EBERBACH'S. a, nittn — ,FOR 413m p> OR. ST. SCOTT, DENTIST. HAS RE- ‘sumed his practice ‘at 1011 H st. n.w. TER 6 P.M. For ULE, DRESS SUTts ‘or hire at reasonable prices. nabs PUST2 F at. new. RAR Al 22-1 | SS CHRISTMAS PRESENTS! as ‘MR. E, F. DROOP, 925 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Requests the pleasure of a visit from you to inspect tho finest display ever seen in Washington of MARTIN, Bruno, Washburn and Bay State GUITARS, 1. B. Gatcomb and 8. §. Stewart BANJOS, Washburn, Gateomb and Bay State MANDOLINS, Ranging in price from @5 to 850. Call early and make your selections, which will be held and delivered on the day you wish. 411m ALLY, irper 14th Te now attending Cexcept Sus slang made on Installs 3 desired. MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE IN LARGE OR SMALL AMOUNTS. it Trusts for ofS Years, payable monthly, quarterly or bal Yearly, 1 rates, i quate, In event of desth BR. L. GOODMAN, Agént, UNITED SECURITY LIFE INSUKANCE AXD Ser uagge™ Paves TRUST COMPANY OF PENNSYLVANIA, 663 13th st. n.w., Washington, D.C. a06-wasdm aes" © Mores, The Garment Maker. Tot Bet my. elf je eant printing done well and quietly, Ohie ce Stee ‘THE McGILL BUILDING ineer, st nw, = BLIZZARD, i adjustable ice creeper for horses. Three sizes. Fit any shoe. Anyone can put on. Set, 83. Extra calks 20 cents sot. Agency with J. B. KENDALL, __ 1m __ 618 Penn. ave. n.w. ‘ALL, PERSONS HAVING GOODS ON Di | posit with H. K. Fulton upon whitch inter ests due twelve inonths or inore are hereby: notified fo call at once and pay tn the interest or thexoods wil belsold) ap auction THURSDAY, Dec. & 1Oeelock Am. H."K. FULTON, Pawnbroker —" ‘E HAVE BEEN VERY SUCCESSFUL IN ‘collection of back rents from delinquent tion issued,” Ad ‘D. J. HOWELL, Civit "8 4 tenaits, ‘We euarantee good and prompt results Bropertis mataged by Se & cal _n26-eo2W 1006 F at. =sFINE TAILORING—A SOFT ENGLISH ‘worsted coat and vest to order, $25.50; ofsrcoatings in “Kersey, melton. beavers ahd chin= chilian from 82 roiners from 8 up. so2he,tustham. "§-D. BURNS & UO -0b4 Oth stn. w. "The REMINGTON Standard TYPEWRITER In ‘Absolutely UNRIVALED. Send for illustrated catalogue. Wyckoff, Seamans & Benedict, Cor. 8th and F sts, nl4-m,tu,th,f,tf en" COAL! COAL! ¢ rio Oe bo N— Is ths f Philadelphia Pea ‘wood coat [o(Gura in range, wlf-feeder ead Thavea fall and complete siock of Firet-grade Coat ‘The Furnace, Latrobe, ‘The Grete, Mes i ted to the trade. ice and West End store yard, gob 20th we aw. Te ils 766, TORS fe MARTIN’ tom Goh ig eg SS ; mat of quality in Goul as thsco are tn Rout. Tt cea be oo fag ‘worthless even woree at a8 to be absolutel: a coal De ‘or yon iXonly ‘the best ‘coals: deliver ‘ister naltfoand a te lowest possible price INSON. D.e.. 519 436 sts. w. = YOUR FURNACES, RANGES AND 7 competent los before seenca.” Mor Listrove to BALDWIN JOH: 1 ave.. SIL Ast. 101 Ber 8T8.N. W. ocls-sm SWEEPING REDUCTION IN PRICES. IDEAL CUSHION RAMBLERS, for both boys and. iris, cut in price to $50! (the same goods at every point as previously sold at $70.) Can you do better for Christmas presente? ‘Lap Robes oobi @ORMULLY & JEFFERY M¥G.00.. 1325 14th st. nw. Open evenings during December. a ALARMING REPORTS ‘as relative to aries BE LARLY, indersigned hi with Trap the frm acm of Goran a ‘Binith, and he i thet dem. ot GORE AS. FG : 1488 Pierce place n.. THE RIVERSIDE DESK CALENDAR ‘AD. Week1y Record Calendar, uceletor Diaries and Journale, Ward's Shakespeare Calendars. > fs ton's Diaries. ying Preseoe and Standa, = else Books. me Engraving and Privting. EASTON & RUPP, eset 21 11M ot, det Pa ave, and Est. TO WASHINGTON GROVE G OWNERS Twelve. cottages Saves toe rok tnto at the Grove. "Hho tet fas been iden not out cles fh oovered and are in the custody of ihe beri Custody of “the sberi. meapures to. cantare the Wie tad sees rea Jee stolen. GEO. I. WOODW AT oBt, Jj BIFFARD MICKLE, Secretary THE BRADBURY 1s positively the leading Piano. ‘Ware rooms, 1225 Pa ave. as /AMEBICAN ICE AND COAL CO.. OFFICE ‘.w, cor. 10th and F n.w. | Telephone 488. Beth Prages, Family, Coals Anthractte, Carmel and 2,240 pounds to the ton always. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. “Literal discount ounts on Coal and Wood to cash customers. E. M. WILLIS, ae Vice President and Manager. ‘O-KALON'S “WIN! a "t let the wine cellar run short this month. Gut tying to convince yourself. that either the imported or eastern wines can compare with To-Kulon's ‘specialties From that glorious climate of Caltfornia. pene Couking Wines at low << ces. About the best for light drinkin ous Extra Hoayy-boiy Sweet Catawba K ion. TO-KALON WINE COMPANY, O14 14th st. nw. tab) A DROP IN BOOK PRICES. Our Christmas Book Prices ha »ped-—people *re dropping in—books a ffopPing out and if you don’t tthe you'll miss the advantage, of whack" at the assortments. *** ‘That “dark brown tate” in the mouth which results from licking envelores can be avolded by using the AUTOMATIC NER for which we are sole agents, ER, Stationer. 619 7th st TAKE CARE OF YOUR FEET. It is tmpossivie to, take foo much care ry Men's 83.50, 84, $4.50 ‘and 85 Shoes area boon to fender feet. Essy, comfortable and “dressy.” In ali styles of toe and in lace, congress or button. 93m. Televaone, 998. HOOVER & SNYDER, 1217 Pa. a1 835 IS LITTLE ENOUGH. Our $25 Black Diagonal Cutaway Coats and Vests and a pair of those 88 or $10 “‘swell” London Scotch Trouser- ings make an excellent comtination for asemi-dress suit. 23 or €35 is little enough for such *“dressy" and service- able suits to order—as we make them. G. WARFIELD SIMPSON, Tailor, 12TH AND F BTS. N.W. as FOE NEROUS DEALINGS IN MEN'S CLOTHING. For 815 we are selling a Black Diagonal ‘Three-button Cutaway Coat and Vest of Clay ‘Weave, which will not wear shiny, with stitched edge and cut in the latest style. These can- not be duplicated elsewhere in the city at less than 820. Some ask more. ‘The $15 and 820 Long Winter Overcosts have dwindled down toafew. Asthey are already Wunder price you needn't expect another drop. More apt to go up. GEORGE SPRANSY, 434 7th st. aw. SOUNDS LIKE A FAIRY STORY. The “Arabian Nights” tells ys of thoso ‘iicient heroes wlio could by wav of the kama Suinmon to their ald powerfal weats and faisien: ‘The modern realization of this principle ie e- emplied in the Phonograph. fch ‘and you have Tight at your hand’ © Stenographer who will record vary word you ate, ho anattor how siow or how Juet yous CoLU META PHOWOGRAPE c E BODY EABTON: Pron THU OROMELTR ot" ay as i for tylish Enelish ehetee rts seared nai ita id pair **Christy” and “Knox make jot to draw to—for you'd ni wot another. BH’ STINEMETZ & BON, 1237 PA. AVE, a8-1m —S™ STORIES OF SOME LIVES Make extromoly interesting - So with the somewhat thrilling and intensely attractive story of the experiences of Dr. Paton, the New Hebrides missionary who is now speaking in thiscity. Some of his hearers may want anaccount of his life. In 2 finely bound volumes, sold in set for #2. ‘WM. BALLANTYNE & SONS, Headquarters for Christmas Things, 428 Seventh st. n.w. The weather is likely to be today 'or tonight; fatr by Friday. °° "iY We will not publish our “‘cut prices” forlumber. Suffice it to say that lumber te way down, ‘The kind you want and the size of your ‘order will regdlate the price. Libbey, Bittinwer & Miller, “*Lumber, Mill Work and Builders’ Hardware,” Cor. N. ¥. ave. and 6th st. nw. Branch cor. 11th and O sts. n.w. ae8 eons Oh! What » magnificent stock of Carving Sete, in ‘new shapes, for Christmas presents. Ana high-grade Owitery, tov. BARBER & ROBE, Hardware, Cutlery, £0., Cor, 11th and G ste, nw. a POR TOTTI FORA vEWeuanT MEN. ‘There ts yete chance for a few more smart men who appreciate and desire emart Jooking clothes to secure Fine Diagonal ‘Worsted Coat and Vest, which ordinarily ‘would cost $35, for §25—cul, made and Bmnahed in our own ouperior ashion. OWEN, THE TAILOR, FORRENT (Stores). FOR RENT (Stablee).. 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Subscribers to Tux Stax who are served by route boys will confer a favor by promptly reporting to Tux Stan office, either in person, by telephone or by mail, any negll- gence on the part of route boys. eg ee Govenyuext Receirrs Topar.—Internal revenue, 402,918; customs, $656,447. sscammulaernty - Secneranr Tracy has returned to Washing- ton and was at the Navy Department today. baidisast Matos 2 Tae U. 8.8. Pureaperrsta will succeed the Chicago as‘flagship of the North Atlantic squad- ron until the New York is ready for that service. —_—+ Ges. Grant, assistant secretary of war, has returned to Washington from an inspection tour in the south. He came up last night from Fort Monroe and was at the department today. ——— Repvoixo THz Fee ror Reotsterep Mar Marren.—The Post Office Department has issued an order reducing the fee for registering mail matter from 10 to 8 cents, to take effect January 1 next. pees A Reroxa Scuoou, Tauster.—The President today appointed John E. Carpenter to be a trustee of the reform school of the District of Columbia for a term of three years from De- cember 10, 1892. Ne Ss Penv Raises Her Tanrrr.—The United States consul at Callao has informed the State Depart- ment that Peru has advanced the duties on im- ports 8 per cent for all articles subject to duty except tobacco, cigars and cigarettes, on which ‘an advance of 50 per cent has been made. ogee, ‘Tae New York to Be « Fracsmir.—Orders have been issued by the Secretary of the Navy that the armored cruiser New York is to be fitted out at ship yard and commis- sioned as the flagship of the North Atlantic ae gee station. A Seat Fisnertes Conrrrence.—Capt. Hooker, commanding the revenue steamer Cor- win, has returned froma cruise in Bering sea, and had a conference with Secretary John W. Foster at the State Department this morning n regard to the seal ries. —_—+ ‘Tae Paesipent’s Cattens.—The President's callers this morning included Attorney General Miller, Senators Blackburn, Cullom, Paddock, Felton, Allen, Procton Hawley and McMillan, Representative Clark, with Mr. N. Beeman of Wyoming, Representative Curtis of New York, Representative Hemphill, with Rev. Dr. Hemp- hilfot Kentucky. Post Osrice Ixsrzctons Mrer.—The twelve chief inspectors of the Post Oftice Department in charge of divisions are holding their annual meeting. They will be in session several days. These meetings were institated by Postmaster General Wanamaker the second year of his ad- ministration and the inspectors say that they have resulted in much improvement to the service. : CCHS 3 Ratnoap Laxps Recoxverep.—Secretary Noble today accepted tho reconveyance to the United States by the St. Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba Railway Company of 45,000 acres of land in the Red river valley in feat [re Dakot undor the act of August 5, 1892, has ise instructions authorizing the railroad company to make indemnity seleetions therefor of non- mineral unoccuy lands in the states of Min- nesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, Montana and Idaho. se Es West Pornr Capers AprorsTEp.—Cadet ap- pointments to West Point have been made dur- ing the past week as follows: M. Elting Hanna, Gillespieville (tenth district), Ohio; c Helser (alternate), Osborn, Ohio; Lloyd T. Knox, Batesville (second district), : Willem J: ‘Ackerly, jr., Chappaqua (fourteenth district), dist, Noe Edvard F. MeGotlay (alter: nate), New York city, N. ¥. eee Pxnsoxat.—L. Nathan of New York, A. D. leg farts if MA A POINT OF ORDER. Mr. Kilgore Creates Something of a Sensation Today. A FORGOTTEN RULE BROUGHT UP. No Old Bills to Come Up for Six Days. A BRIEF SENATE SESSION, And Then There Was an Adjourn- ment Until Monday. SENATE. The Renate, immediately after the reading of the journal, agreed that when it adjourns to- day it shall be till Monday next. A communication from the Secretary of War was laid before the Senate, showing that a bal- ance of $3,782 was still due to the state of Penn- sylvania for moneys expended by that state for the use of the United States in 1864. Mossra. Turple (Ind.) and Gibson (Md.), who have | been on the list of absentees for the last three days, took their seats today. Mr. Hiscock took his seat yesterday. There are now but nine ab- sentees—Messra. Allison, Colquitt, Gibson (La. ), Irby, Jones (Nev.), Kenna, Squires, Stanford and Warren. ‘A memorial was presented from the Chicago Women’s Club for the repeal of the provision of law requiring the world’s fair to be closed on Sundays, Senate bill to authorize the construction of @ bridge across the Mississippi river above New Orleans,for the use of the Southern Pacific rail- road, was reported by Mr. Vest from the com- mittee on commerce, read and passed. Mr. Gorman offered a resolution, which was agreed to,calling on the Secretary of the Treas- ury for copies of correspondence relating to the claim of the city of Baltimore for advances during the war of 1812. The Senate then. at 12:30, on motion of Mr. Sherman proceeded to executive business. Half an hour later the doors were and a message was presented from the House announcing the death of Representative War- wick of Ohio. The customary resolutions of regret were offered by Mr. Brice and were adopted, and then, as a further mark of res} for the memory of tho dead member, the Sen-. ate at 1 p.m. adjourned till Monday next, HOUSE. After prayer and the reading of the Journal, Treasury was laid before the House and re- ferted to the committee on ways and means. ‘The call of committees for reports was barren. of results, In the consideration morning hour the Binding, business was the motion made by Mr. Herbert (Ala.) to lay upon the table the motion made by Mr. Holman (Ind.) to reconsider the vote by which the House yes- terday passed the bill terminating the reduc- tion in the engineer corps of the navy. Mr. Herbert's motion was agreed to—yees, 110; nays, 86. So the bill was Mr. Outhwaite (Obio), under instructions from the committee on military affairs, called up the bill extending for three years from June 8, 1892, the provisions of the act to provide for the muster and pay of certain officers and en- listed men in the volunteer forces, ‘MR. KILGORE'S POIXT OF ORDER. Mr. Kilgore (Texas) made a point of order against the bill,and quoted the rule, which provides that business unfinished at the end of ‘one gession shall be resumed after the sixth day of the subsequent session of that Congress. ‘Mr. Outhwaite suggested that if there was any force in the point the House would not be able to transact any business until six days had ela r. Burrows (Mich.) remarked that the whole difficulty arose from the failure of this Congress to adopt the rules of the last Congress. The Speaker said that he could find no decision of any kind of his predecessors bearing on the question. By implication the rule pro- vided that business unfiniabed at the close of one session of a Congress could not be consid- ered during the first «ix days of a subsequent session. So the chair would sustain the point of order. Mr. Boutelle (Me.)—Then the House can do nothing but adjeurn from day to day. The Speaker—The committee on rules will try ‘to correct the matter tomorrow morning. So the bill was not received and the morning hour was considered as having expired. | Tho point made by Mr. Kilgore was entirely unexpected and created much amusement. Probably nota dozen members in the House were aware of the existence of such « rule, or if they were, understood its purport. Although the rule bas been in the code for many years (except during the Fifty-first Congress) none of the oldest members can remember when it has ever before been invoked. THE PRINTING BILL. ‘The, House then resumed consideration of the bill providing for public printing and binding and the distribution of documents. Mr. J.D. Taylor of Ohiooffered anamendment providing that additional copies of the Epher- meris und Nautical Almanacs may be by the of the Navy for sale, After an hour consused in securing a quo- rum the amendment was rejected—yeas, 66; nays, 122. —_—_—-2-______. CHAIRMAN HEMPHILL HERE. Measures of Importance to the District Which He Thinks Must Be Acted On. Representative Hemphill, chairman of the House committee on the District of Columbia, has arrived in the city and was at the Capitol today. Mr. Hemphill is in excellenghealth apd. says ho is prepared for a busy session. Next Monday is District dayin the House and the most important District bills on the calendar will be called up by Mr. Hemphill for constders- tion. Itis possible that a meeting of the District committee will be held next Saturday if it is found desirable to report any more bills to the House for consideratton pn Slonday. “I have not had time yet to outline the THEY ADVISE DELAY. Position of the American Del to the Monetary Conference, ALABAMIANS ON TRIAL FOR LYNCHING A COURT QUICKLY EMPTIED. THE MONETARY CONFERENCE. American Delegates Serking an Expression of Opinion. Buveszis, Deo. §—When the international monetary conference adjourns at the end of next week it will probably leave the respective governments represented to decide whether or not {t shall reassemble in January. ‘The American and other bimetallic delegates will try to obtain from the conference recom= mendation to all the governments to allow from & year to cighteon months to elapse before taking ony active mearures toward, changing the present currency policy. The advocates this recommendation have in view a possible improvement in the general monetary position, Prof. Andrews, an American delegate, who is president of Brown University, will be ine Vited this afternoon as a democrat and personal friend of President-clect Cleveland, to inform the conference ar to the probable attitude of the coming Washington government toward silver, M. BERNAERT'S CONFIDENCE. ‘M. Bernacrt, the Belgian minister of finance, says that he is far from despairing of the inter= national monetary couference and looks, at any rate, for some result of the deliberations, He be- lieves that the conference willcontinae in session until about Saturday, December 17, and then adjourn until May for teal and decisive busi- nese. Many of the delegates, he adds, and es ially the Germans, will anxiously await Preeident Cleveland's tmemage before coming to final decision, 418 WILLIAM HOULDSWORTH'S PLAN. It is considered unlikely that at the mecting of the conference this afternoon there will be an immediate discussion of the proposals of Sir William Houldsworth, bimetal~ list of British delegation, to the ef- fect that « bimetallic union should be formed by nations willing to enter into #uch an arrangement and that nations preferring to retain a single gold standard should undertake to establish the following or a- imilar ar- rangement, viz: “That their mints should receive silver bullion in not lew quantity than « fixed minimum against re- cetpts, noting the quantity and value at a epeci- fed rate por ounce to be determined by intor- national agreement, the quantity «o specified te be delivered by weight to bearer whenever de- manded,and in no other manner or on no other account whatsoever, the receipts to circu late ax mone; The prevalent opinion of the conference is opposed to Sir William's plan and it is expected that it will be submitted to e special committee for preliminary consideration. A FLAN TO RELIEVE INDIA. Loxpox, Dec. & —Ats meeting of the Insti. tute of Bankers held last evening Mr. Leslie Probyn propounded a scheme for the introduc- tion of the gold standard into India while re- ducing the silver currency or adding largely to the gold reserve already beld. Ax this scheme involved empowering the government to reduce the redundant silver coinage. by purchase, tf necessary, it was adversely criti There is afecling here against any move being made until it is known what America is going to do. ‘An immense number of orders to sell Busca the annual report of the Secretary of the| paper have been received bere, mainly from the continent. The feeling entertained by London — toward the proposed udoption of the standard in India is lees hosttle. Advices from Melbourne show that « decline has occurred there in the prices of ver mine shares The Right Hon. Henry Chaplin, who was Eiyiitent ot tho beast of agriculture in Lord y's lust cabinet, intends to make a mor tion in the house of commons declaring in favot of bimetalism, The bimetalic party will bee come at once a potent factor in parliament. The Times today says it thinks that the friends of the British agriculturist will read the of yesterday's conference with Bimetalixm, it adds, with pro- riment that no amount of luce the public to try. tho senate ON TRIAL FOR LYNCHING. ‘Twelve Alabamians Charged With Mardew Trying to Prove an Alibi. Monte, Ata., Dec. 8.—The taking of eve dence in the celebrated Chambeliss lynching case was begunat St. St@phen’s, Ala, vesterda: The parties on trial for murder in the first degree are Wm. Wood, J. T. Copeland, Bucls Hare, Sam Wilkins, Bishop Cupp, M. 3. Capp, L. B. Backton, Williams, J. T. Hambrick, T. J. Button, J. W. Hollingshead and D. E- McRae. On the case being called the attorneys for the defense announced that they expected te show that some of the prisoners were not present at the lynching, while others were merely guards conveying the victim to the authorities in Mis- ippi and that they were overpowered by armed unknown men, who took the prisoner from them by threats and force. ‘Twenty wit~ nesses have been examined thus fer and their evidence is of a corroborative nature going to show that all of the accused except those who claimed to be acting as guards were at other when the lynching occurred. ‘The state is short in ite crom-examinationand evidently relies. more upon its direct testimony than upon a hope of breaking down the evi-~ dence of the defense. Ail evidence will be in today. Quite a stir was created in the court when Jndge W. E. Clark of counsel for defense moved that the court forbid the press ropre- proceedings deep regret. tection, is an ex fair words will i sentatives being t and from the evidence until the case is The court granted the motion. as fre pore Pern 8 oy argued the question and spon Judge Porter to rescind the order rather = them to make a test case of the matter. ge tay lature to the matter and endeavor to haven to forbid sane ook mop at pone from disobeying such an order. ce sorndntccoe IT CAUSED A SENSATION, The Announcement That the Defendant in = Williamsburg Court Had Diphtheria, New York, Deo. 8.—A sensational scene o0- curred in the Lee avenue court, Williamsburg, for wages, in which William C. Bulmer, living in Flatbush, was plaintiff, and Louis Wooslfle of 95 South Oxford street was defendant, Lawyer Wm. A. Guck, who appeared for the defendant, while the plaintiff was on the able work of our committee,” said Mr. to a Star rey rf today, “but I think the first it matter to be attended to is the license law for te District. i i i it & i t i H a | . 5 i I i ‘4 a § l i ty Hie | i ¢ | } i i i it ti i i iit | |