Evening Star Newspaper, December 17, 1892, Page 5

Proasaw Fos Toman? Ax Mopar Ar Ta Paras Rorar If fine tonight st 7 ctolock amd Monday morning at Worclork St Nicholas, in bis reindeer costume, will ‘appear tm the window of No LLIT Pa ave. with fresh | treasures for the Caristmas tree that is growing there. ZARD ENGRAVING. —Ortore shoalt be given to | Bight or Monday t insure delivery before Christmas| ay. Your name on Afty Cards trom engraved copper | Tovitations, Ro.. at proportionately | low prices, Haxpxenowrers.—mne paiais Royal don't te | without giving somethiow Smusaal in return—either lower prices than waual or better for the same prices Thows who select | ehait oF mere Handberchiefs tonight or Mon- | day Wii} be eranted the follow ing coneeesioms } Bie. Handverchiefs, six for #1. 40, twelve for 8275. | bo. Handkerchiefs, stx for $1.00, twelve for 83.75. | BO, Handderchiets. six for $2 NO. twelve for 85.50, EP The adore will be boxed free of charse | The bewuty of appearance when dime» artuatioally may be appreciate! by © wlance at sampies, which Will he placed in large canter show winiow tontadt, The #1. 40 boxes contath balf doaen Ladiow Jupancee MIL Hancthershieie that are embroidered to white and art colors Algo boxes containing «it Soalloped and | Embrotiiered Lawn Handkerchiefs for only #1 40. The #1. 9) boxes comtain half dosen Beaatifuily Ram | Wwotdered Japanese ilk Handkerchiefs ‘hat look = The bomes with six Lawn andherhiets are embroidered by machine, at so ke handwork that they lofi like Handker- Japances SUR Handker- ia Denes with stz Linen Handkerchiots are all pure Mnea, with embroviery superior to what ts usual at the | Pee | CHILDRENS Handkerchiefs tn boxes tmported from Paris, exch & work of art Prices. ihe. 48e.. | Ge. AB GL AU filled with Handkerchiefs wit fancy borders that will tmiareat the children got lee | than wl the box SUMBFRING TENS OF THOUSANDS. | Pure Linen Waniherchiefe | Umtoe (cotton aud nen). Lawn Hantherchiets. BUR Handuerchtets Lace Mandkerchiats. Initis! Handkerchiefs... Ger Select Initial Handierchiefs tonight or Monday. ‘Thousands are here, but the «reat demand for certain Jetters will make them sear: A marvel are the Ladiow Handkerchiefs with artistically embrotdered intttal All letters nw. but for how long? An@the Men's sizes Le Handkerchtefe with any initial. Ten thousam] here a week since, but nat eal! tontent or Monday dalf dozens men are buying the @ the ladies. How long | will they be here? Only @1 each of three in a box for | an And these Pure Linen Initial Handkerchtefs in men's | and Inties’ sizes, Six in beautiful box for #1. 50. ‘The initial you went is now bere, but tt will be wise to call tonks mday. } IC A-BRAC—Ancther thousand of plates have been secured to sell at She. each. But Ghee Six are offered for #140 and one dozen for (S2 Th they can't be here for long. An early call is tm erative Many thousands of pteces of Bric-a-brac are here. | but s few adtitional hundreds were secured this week Below market prion, The Paints Koya always shares the benefits of such Purchases with it» patrons. Head the following and | hurry here touueht or early Monday Five Onyx Pitebers with fire-¢tit trimmings, Two A082 75. Three at 86 wach ‘Two Bornished Gold Candelabra, with three hoid- | ors, 03 Se oad. Five Jewel Fairy Lampe, #1 each. ‘Three Royal Westertan Vases, particularly chotee | those Art @ecimens. in Dine and yellow effects. The Vase 8 |“ fmohes high for only #2.25; that 9 inches, @3.25; that | Winches, #5. | Mine Royal Bonn Vases. Four € inches high for a. ware. Vase 8 for #1.50 each; | hes tor Lad Seven Cracker Jars of Satmums and Tokio Wares, @1.50, #1, #225 and $2.50 Price according to sige and decoration ‘Theve Salad Dishes of Satwuma Ware, T5c. for one; other two Clea b Eleven Koros—Three of Tokto, in yellow, blue and Pink ornamentatt in. 11% in: and only €2.50 each One beautiful specimen 16 inches high for 8. | ‘Two tn biue and lavender tints, 10 inches high at} eoly 02. Threw 8 inches beh. Satwame Koros, 13 inches his’, Gar The abeve mentioned are the beet values amon the few handreds that are better values than the other | th anda | GEL! be placed by themselves on second floor. warded souner than the stray vinitur, Cops axp savcensare being collected not leu Pa 25, Bh 48, 50 ant ee enables the seiline here of che asial Ze Saucers for only tle. Of course, Limeges, im France, elaine the chotves’ soerimens. The Palais Royal's collertion ts bn: wn to every the. eral ‘wally rising to $1.08 are our tery moderate prices fur theee Limoges Cape and sancers. CE Hldad Wire Kasele ee that they can be atvan- tageousiy placed tn the cabinet. on th table ur the wall, Prive 15. 1% 2). OH Rant Soy . Conte, me we mast peas, Wraps have te ety fine them weer harmful Cups and anoiserar mm for the holiday | ¥ to fancy @oxde. Pack- | A lom tm your favor is mye Garments tor | Ladion are twine offered at lens than former wholesale | @1D for thowe that were from $20 t6 810. OF Ws for the O12 Pur trite ued Tan 08. for Pleated bean. 4 for the #70 ‘ | Box Comen CLM or the HL O Wack ¢ eatiar. #2. 98 for be 45 Tan th Coats, withfur ate 06 50 Minck SUR Watete, | SAL W aunts | Ts Colured Cashmere Waiste, | FW Lito Onainere Watete oo W aarrens. 01 on tor ine 03.08 risnnet Wrap 131 2 EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. C. SATURDAY. OE SPECIAL SALES FOR CHRISTMAS WEEE IR Foarrreaz, Oanrera, Uvnoxerzar Dasrznr fi a az KAU PFIFIARL & DESPERATE EFFORT ‘To make up for the pest week. ‘MONDAY Or pub hy AND -ARTMENTS. Panton Foasrrens ‘Five-piece Parlor Buites ranging from $30 to 8300 per suite, Ben Roow Foasrrvns ‘From 818 to $250 per set. Loons: Desxs Av 87, 810, 818, 818, 20, 925 and 820. Booz Cuses Ffom €8 up to 875. Rarrax Rockzns ‘From 82 50 up to $18. Prvsu, Taresray ax Woovex Rocxzrs From 83.75 up to $20. Canpzrs. 200 remnants Ingrain, 25 cents each. shirred yo shirred cuffs, Stare Surana Rvos At $1.75, 82.25, 83.25, 84, 94.75 and 85. Lace Conrans lien Changeable Silk Skirt. “made ORTIERES EE Eee $6) anmcnen B2_ Berle Seen itn a ribbon 1 _48| 4 FULL LINE oF UPHOLSTERY HAS TO BE SOLD AT COST TO REDUCE STOCK. NEW LINE OF BABY CARRIAGES JUST ARRIVED. STOCK OF JUST ARRIVED. Wass. B. Wizians, 315 71 Sx. N.W. ‘and White Hand-knit Sea Fs 81.68 $2.50 $2 eres. awe FE $1.48 91 Sees 31.98 BALDWIN XEPRIGERATORS $2.50 Eom teoste come reps: $1.59 82 Le we $1.25 : Vv E cE Re nH 00 35 iat owom mame 83.50 4 EE REE ESP F $3 Euieg Coan sme $2.25] woo, A et a ot aes atapeeed Toe ATES. D8c. waite rietat tate Pins 48o. White Metal Hatr Pine............. on B Sects coaiams tee OS BA.50 Saye Sisnen warranied ne SO _98 1217 F STREET. OPEN AT NIGHT. $1.50 Xx. eevee 980 5 bh — poled a $2.98 SPECIAL DISPLAY. $1.50 canarens cota set Rings....For 98o 4p extremely handsome and artistic col- DSc. cunarens Goiaset Rings..........For 480 —— A48c. cunarens Goia Sot Rines..........For ZOo ART Goops, $1.25 Se Mee row 9: 890 pee 5 Bottles with white filagree cov- S125 Rite rie rue teers Fz 890 unui oa Ake roam 98c Bottles, with white Glagree covers. For 480 8 White Metal Shaving Set..For 8O.48 borp oonpshrieea A LINE OF PICTURES AND FRAMES, ARTISTS’ AND DRAUGHTSMEN SUP- PLIES AND OTHER ART NOVELTIES. Piash shaving Bet ......Por S298 DO rrusn snaving Set ......Por $2.25 $2 settn-tined cottarana Cu Boxes. Fors 1.48, 5, Plash Collar and Cuff Box,satin- $1.25 im aces Fer 980 VEERHOFF'S ESTABLISHMENT, 81 Birleye Maple Manicure Set, be songing oxidised, wrimmine, 89.98 916 SEVENTH sT. ‘andaomely linet,a very fue se .$ 3 Real Seal mbination Card Case A VARIED COLLECTION OF PIC- Mt Pocket. Boot i 4 Sevy and bierk ieathen ante; $3.48 TURES, WITH WALL PAPERS AXD 50 Sterling Silver Card (: p= $2.48 WINDOW SHADES. a15-8t Caen 50 Sates sw ome OF $168 50 Rare Peo Et 980 une BP 24\ Barc A-Brao, 82.50 81.75 | Duconaten curva, > * = | RICH BEAVY CUT glass, $2 ase : * $125 ; & SLO Saiz Sieve Lester Ghatslazne Gg | FINO AND BANQUET LAMPS. te ne ee 48 | Weofter an clegant variety of useful and ornamental SY Q5 Misi Sarai nes QQ, | Foods specially adapted for “) All-silk Crystal Shopping Bazs 82 oe) ™ "oe SLAS Houmay Presexrs. -mentioned watt ee nice Suit of Un w 1 Fine J. W. BOTELER & SON, 923 Pennsylvania avenue. ean, pods, a pair inte ant silk Halt Howe, = wear, nice quality cf Linen or Sik Handkerchiefs. A Handwm- Bt e Extract will make a nice sift, Ladies’ Fine Sik and Wool Underwear will an hy 4 Fine Quality Suk Gloria Cinbrelia, | FYOLIDAY PIANOS ature. stt k, fs very useful. x Th fact. we dre iu tt clear Up to our ears, and"we have ORGANS. fully €10, 000 worst: of new desirable presents to suit | The popular makes. the old, the young, the rich and poor. sere ‘Tne easiest terms, We are oven every evening during the coming week until Wo'cloek. ‘No interest. We started our & to 9 evening sales and they took | Written guarant like widfire iu fact, some vf the others caught te a aol fever. but that dou’ terfere with us. Call at our elegant new store and look around. DAY aT, GME: : Molt EE ao W. G. METZEROTT & CO., fe aro cote tall 81-00 Ladies : a ‘or Suede Kit Glove wogresteies Une pair to-each custo aote Established 1801. A. Kaveway, 3 Roxbury Roxbury Roxbury Roxbur bu 909 Roxbury Roxbury Kerbury Roxbury Roxbury P sha Koxtury Moabury Hoxbury Hoxbury Roxbury —o | THE PROFLES MONEY SAVER {o— | le hye {aculee onto nmin ye RR, 00 aye Rye RO Rye SHbeatin Ryo ERE hye RO if pet Boovs Grasp Rermso 2") [33 BRU re - ve Boot Boot | £78 » Oo = Boot s Bool | Rye BB U Bye Bool Sane Bool | Eee a Be bat og - Boot | fe ve soot Saors Ar A Sacrirrce. not! Ree We 1 Be ve Warxrzr Buzz W. H. Hosxs 8TH ST. aXD PENN. AVE XMAS Parsexre Beginning Monday morning we will place on sale ‘our entire collection of Holiday Goods'at # CASH DISCOUNT OF 10 Pse Crexn Any purchase made during this sale will be Gelivered on Xmas eve if eo destred. In making a present give something useful 2 woll as ornamental. ‘ Some one of the following articles will £1 your eye and cive pleasure to the recipient: Rattan Rockers, in beautiful shapes, from $2.50 up. Solid Oak Saddle-seat Rockers from $2.50. @ Large Rockers, upholstered in ailk plush and tapestry, from 83.75 up. Reception Chair tn wilt, @flt Corner Chatre. ‘Music Cabinets, in all woods, from §8.50 up. Parlor Tables, in all woods and shapes, from 81.95 up. Parlor Osbinete in cherry and mahogany. Beautiful China Closets, cide and corners, from $17.50 up. Ladios’ Desks, in mahogany, curly maple, birch and oak, from $8.60 up. Book Cascs, in mshogany and ‘oak, from 97.50 up. Solid Oak Sideboards from $17.50 up. Dining Tables in all sizes. Large Osk Wardrobe, cedar lined, with two 18x40 bevel mirrors in doors, $39.50; has been ‘860. Special for this week only and not subject to the discount given above— ‘Wo will give a good 40-1b. Hatr Mattress with every Chamber Suite sold this week at @50 or ‘over. A few patterns of Moquette and Body Brus- sels Carpets on which we are making svecial Pricestoclose them out Agood thing fors present, W. H. Horse a135t EM] 1%, Az Hay Asp Two-Tumos Az Wawsars & Enxoxstowa AR bSTs, called, from stock all of the ‘Vienne Ne Peat to BA. now 2a ae VWrsusre & Eoxoxsros, 1205 PA.AVE. “N; By. suititers Esgx. 8 more complete stock of Black fish — AF, gy, Fons Repvcep. Ws wie aera pt, OTINEMETZ Sox, W. M. Suvsren & Sons. ‘TEN PER CENT OFF FOR CASH. For the Holidays we ere showing the Grandest line of LADIES’ EMBROID- ERED HANDKERCHIEFS tobe found tn this market. Also © splendid line of UMBRELLAS, all kinds, sizes and new @esigna in handles. On all of which we allow » cash discount of 10 cents off the dollar. . ‘W. M. SHUSTER & 6ONB, 919 PENN, AVENUE. ONE PRICE. aio 00 pod. A Pee TER A oO i DD AAA bd be f4 Ayxovncemesr. WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO SHOW THE MOST EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT WE HAVE EVER EXHIBITED IN POTTERY AND PORCELAIN, FROM RICHLY DECORATED PIECES TO BMALL, INEXPENSIVE ARTICLES, ESPE- CIALLY ADAPTED FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, RICH CUT AND ENGRAVED GLASS WARE, SOLID SILVER AND PLATE? WARE, PARLOR, BANQUET AND PIANO LAMPS, AND MANY NOVELTIES, ‘Store open evenings from December 12. M. W. BEVERIDGE, 1215 F Sz. 410 13 IP. Ekes A TH. For especially attractive Obristmas pres ents secour beautiful display of LAMPS. Some sre Gold and Porcelain, some are Gold and Oynx, but allareequai in beauty and worth tothe best ever created. They're not ‘only recommended, but guaranteed. We don't charge any more for that. S,,S. Steps & Bic: 432 9TSE Cansras Goons Ar Oonaws. ‘The sto: snacks uy th magnificent stock ime.” A of Cut Gis ts 4 Watts, Manicure and Tollet Cases: ber, Be. and the price of the gue Gidss bottider and thes are beoutice® for the money. 2iq- and up for the pretty Glass Pangents filed with English smelling salts. oe. ia the price of a box of Delicate tracts, Contalutng two ope-or, boon, = az Rtt, DF FOF Gold Faint for holiday 25c. and up tho prices for our Atomizers. | _n3 attention to $-os. bottles of Fine Triple Extracts We would sino call at the low price of $2.60 Wieh-erade Col 6. WB for the 4 50 French Flannel Toa Gowns EWMARKETS. —Rednced prices for all exrmenta feo the @12.50 Newoarkets offered for #7 5) nd eras clothe, correct dnep cape Macainne? eens? Fansee' fyene Hee Bye Srcided to retire and ye | Bool Company, who will take possession in Bool | RY® wae PEERY 1X THE ie Bool January.” It will be seen that the thine Bool | Rye UNITED STATES. ve Bool for disposing of my immense vtock —- v8 moe f Peo | Eye ‘Theouly Whiskey that tacontrotiea five Woot What a lucky cotnetilence that this Bool | 3% exclusively by the Distiller, and is Rye aman ee 1d befwre offered on 4 Book “erand retiring sale” should cowe just Bool | Rs betel na RS Bod ot the tine when vou ore mehing your Bool | 3, SE OTEORY RYE te mite hemtee $25 Bool purchases for Christmas. Don't present Bool | Ry B Bool your friends with ornamental useless Bool | Rys Choicest. Rye and Pure Mountsin os perathongeen — be 4 Water, and, betng absolutely 178 | Bool seticles, but «ive them something sub- Bool | Rye Spring — ‘ 2 Bool stanthl thet they will apprectate—forin- Bool | 7, Pure, for Medicinal wee it hee no fiye Bool stance—e pair of fine Shoes. Our fine Bool] Rrs °44el. Be Bool qoods are selling off at prices usally Bool | Kyve ROXBURY RYE is sold dfrect tothe 6 Bool ssie¢ for medinin qualities, and the Bool | HY® Retail Trade, but cannot be had of BS Bool medium at prices usually asked for the Bool | fy¢ wholesale dealers, compounders, rec- ye Bool poor. Boot | Kye ‘tifers or blenders of whiskey. re Bow t the prices quoted below thestock Bool Eye ‘The following prominent Grocers: ye Will fairly “‘ekiy™ away, 90 you'll have Bool | BY Druggiste in Washington sellit: ve & burry to cateh ye of it. Bool | Rye Jackson & Co., 626 Pa. ave. Re Our shoes are all nobby new styles pro- Bool | Kye Beal! & Baker. 486 Pa. ave. duced esvectally for this season's wear. Bool | H¥® Chas. H. Raul & Co., 19thet and RUS We give below a few of the many inter Bool | five Pa. ave. tye esting items Bool | Rye C. Witmer & Co. , 1918 Ps. ave. Bye Bawin Ciapp’s Hand-sewed Calf &Kan- Bool | RY? W. B. Brown. 20th st. and Pa. ave. a Bool garvo in ince, congress or button. Sold Bool | RS P. H. Ward, 224 ana K sta. n.w. re Bool about townfor #6. Retiring price, $4. Bool Rye ‘H. H. Elliott, 1520 14th st nw. | Boo Grover’s Soft Shoes for tender feet Bool | Rye Jno. R. Ergood, 1408 léthat. nw. iach soll seruarty Sor €2.50. Retiring Bool | Kye L D. Donnelly, 828 14th st. n.w. Ms Price, re 8 Winner Shoe Co.'s Fine Ladies’ Shoes. orm Regularly sell for $3.50. At the Ketir- ‘These ore but a few. Where we tell you of ope bargain here we skip ten. It will pay youtoeall early. » we're obliged to get out in aasasasaesaaaeseaae only @1 per pint. ‘0 look at our extensive rfumeri sundrics, , embracing Ex. Fancy Soups, ke. ‘any note, you wor to do ‘the te, ate! from every maker of think we had arrai Duriness of the town, Not a only trying ide you w Hoty at, the Towen pri Christmas money will SY gtd and H sts. n.w. Ofte: Dist Stores: Sor Sa Tattle. snd Violet Waters stock of Fine quite. We're yes ve: > furthest Tr a A Core, Guananterp. After ten years’ experience in the nse of the Morrow- born Ointuirnt we have found it tnfaitble for the cure Woul i. Burns, Bruises, nem Was or Sorences in Bones or Mascles. Read testimons cbngyatnt habe foros Otntneat ts the st Ot ke Morrorbean 0 ‘A.W. COLLAMORE, House Heiser, OST Es.0. id It to all who are in ueed of LA suffere s. I would F 7 ts. ‘all drug MONOWBEAN Ch n26-3m" om BEAN CHEMI( Ger Tue Besr. ‘244i CONCORD HARNESS, LUTZ & BRO, 497 Penn. ave., adjoining National Hotel. Horse Blankets and Lap Robes at low prices. od Srrcut Norce. ‘THE FATE {s now open with a full line of the Finest Parlor, Chamber and Dining Room Furniture. “Also full line of Brussels and Ingrain Carpets. New store and new stock. Twenty per cent lower than any house in Washington. For this week only my price on Folding Beds from $10 to $50. The same Beds have been selling at from $12 to $00. Give me a call and be convinced that THE ‘FAIL is the place to make your purchases. SMITH, THE GREAT PRICE CUTTER, azahot 743 and 745 7th st. n.w., comer of Hst. Cor Guass Borzizs, BEAUTIFUL IN DESIGN, HEAVILY AND PROFUSELY CUT. ALL SIZES. ALL PRICES. W. & THOMPSON, Pharmacist, 41-30 708 .15th st. Stirrers For Gurrs Ar Hooves & Syypens. ‘Utility is an excellent idea to keep in te. Aus After Thought. Why not let your present be « pair of HiSsves & SHBEE 1217 Pi AYE 1920 N Sz. N.W. ‘ , ROF. L. WUNDRAMS ELECTORAL HAS A ‘ride’ reputation in Europe ae! tc and ap petiner, and all tone aiictad with nerroustewn, (en eral debility or impaired digestion will derive Peal beneat from of "tin owt palafabio aud While sick headache will vankeh ne fore He ke inamts.” Phyniclane prescribe For wale re Stevens cor, Wh st, and Pa: ave. and druswiste xenerally.. Dr. JULIUS DIES ELT CO., Alexandria, Va., General Agen:s for U. and Can 2 a7. goopEIG LAWYER. Ey DRARBORE |; 27 Fears’ experience; so- Pecial facilities in sere-aisvates. Goodrich on ‘with laws of ail stuter in press. uth, s-L¥ AN TIME 1D MANT ANYTHING PRINTED ond pet in come to THE LAW RE ERT OFFIC! w. LEG: RE, URRY 518 bh st. nw,” LEGAL blanks— NTINGENGHAVING. "Noted for Fi WORK WV; Shares. Meg, Sewepen axe Pepairing « special 604 Oth st. a. sels The Unity Club. The Unity Club met last Wednesday evening atthe residence of Mrs. Dr. James Reay, 1714 Qstreet, Mr. H. B. Moulton in the chair. After | !® an introductory song by Miss Fannie Glasgow, accompanied by Mra, H. B. Moulton, the essay- ist of the evening, Dr. L. R. Klemm of the bu- rean of education, was introduced, who read a very entertaining’ paper on “First Love.” Dr. Klemm is to leave shortly on « mission abroad, having been detailed by the bureau to make a|” of the five largest countries of Euro The following program was then given: Piano solo by Miss Lulu Facius, recitation, “Pitt's Reply to Walpole,” Mr. Alfred Barker; recitation, by Miss Fannio Glasgow, entitled “Sweet- heart," accompanied by Mrs. H. B. Moulton,and “The Idiot Boy,” by Mr. Talbot Pulizzi, which closed the entertainment for the evening, which the club adjourned to meet in two at which time the Hon. A. R. Spofford will en- fertain the club with & paper." Amo present were: and Mrs. J. B. if i ef il Fy feetl gE £ ; t i i i, E ; i 1892—SIXTEEN PAGES. ‘THE INAUGURATION COMMITTEE. Chairman Berret Appoints an Additions! Number of Representative Citizens. Col. J. G. Berret, chairman of the committee on fnangural ceremonies, today appointed a large number of additional committee. The letter from Chairman Harrity parlor, evening, the 20th in- ery truly yours, Jaues G, Bennet, Chait THE ADDITIONAL RAMES. The following is « complete list of the mem- bers appointed today: Dr. Charles Allen, Jas. L. Barbour, Walter Y.R Berry, Dr. Samuel ©. Busey, Robert ¥ Ball, Wm.’ E. Walter D. Davi ing, Robert Mills” Dean, Edward Droop, Matthew G. Emery, ‘A. Gardner, Henry Dr. Wm. V. Marmion, Alexander Porter Morse, John R McLean, ‘Wm. Cranch Melntire, William O'Donnell, Theodore Noyes, Nebemish J. Ordway, E. Prancis Riggk, Theophilus E. Rocssle,Capt. William T. Rosecll, Frank 4. Richardson, Di, Charles G. Stone, isadore Saks, Owen G. Staples, Richard Smith, William H. Selden, Loais Schade, Frederick ( Stevens, Ricbard W. Tyler, Henry 0. Toxles, Franklin Tenney, Dr. Joseph M. Toner, Joba W. Thompson, Dr. 'T.'8. Verdi, Brainard H. Warner, Beriah Wilkins, Henry A. Willard, Wash B: Williams, Jesse B. Wilson, Jeremiah M, Wilson. The following are appointed to represent the army, navy and marine corps: Maj. Gen. John M. Schofield, U. 8. A.; Brig. Gen, John Moore, U. 8. A.; Gen. Absolem Baird, U. 8. A.; Brig. Gen. William B, Rochester, U.'8. A. Thomas Ijncoln Casey, U. 8. A.; Brig. Gen. Thomas M. Vincent, U.'S. “A.; Col. Oswald H. Rear Admiral James A. Greer, U. S..N.; Surg. Gen. John Mille Browne, U.S.N.; Paymaster General William Smith, U. W. Bacon, U.8.N. ; Col. Charles Haywood, MC. U.8.M.C. A. 8. Nicholson, U. . M. C. Goodloe, U.S.M.C.; Capt. G. B. Rei WILL GET TO WORK AT oXcE. Speaking to a Stam reporter this morning Chairman Berret said: “I have endeavored to appoint a list which will be satisfactory to every one, representing all the various hases of ‘life pl here, social, political—in fact, a committee SMC. represen- tative of Washington. It is eminently @ working committee, and I believe we will be able to make the coming inangura- tion as great a success as any of its predeces- sors. Above all other cities Washington isa hospitable city and we have proved time and again our ability to eare for the largest crowds and to entertain them well. I am confident that this committee will be ready to buckle down by next Tuesday and startin stonce, There is an immense amount of work to be done and we will have to get at it without delay, but we have one big ad- vantage in the fact that we are used to this sort of work. Itisno new business.” THE INAUGURATION BALL. There is one problem that will confront the committee, but as yet nothing has been done in the matter and Col. Berret was unwilling to discuss what may be done when the com- mittee meets. The 4th of March comes on Saturday next year and the ques- tion of the customary inaugural — ball at once comes up in this connection. The ball hardly ever gets under full headway much before midnight and this would bring it into Sunday morning. This being the caso there might be a deal of ficulty in securing a government build- ing for the ball. The suggestion has been made that a great promenade concert be substituted for the customary bell, with the Marine Band and other famous musical organ zations as the attractions. This matter wil probably be one of the first to receive consid- eration at the hands of the full committee. ee THE GARBAGE SERVICE. Petitions Asking the Authorities to Establish a Dally Schedule. “Does Washington noed a daily garbage serv- ice?” ‘That is the question which the Commis- sioners will wrestle with at future board meet- ings. Today several petitions signed pretty gener- ally by citizens from all quarters of the District were received by the Commissioners urging such a plan, One of the petitions addressed to Health Officer Hammett reads as follows: “We, the undersigned residents of this citr, had hoped, in view of the many complaints made to your office during last summer of serious nuisances growing out of a failure to have our garbage removed daily, that you would see your way clear’ to sug- gest legislation on the subject. But we learn upon inquiry that no steps have yet been taken by you or the Commis- sioners to bring this matter to the attention of Congress. A tri-weekly service does not meet the reasonable demands of the Washington pub- He, and we feel satisfied that your knowledge of sanitation will induce you, as the guardian of the city's health, to give usa daily garbgo ser- vice such as all other cities have.” THE BURNT MILLS RAILWAr, Arrangements Made for a Survey of the Route. A meeting of the directors of the Burnt Mills and Sandy Springs Railroad Company was held yesterday at the office of Mr. Albert Gleason on 14th street. It was stated that arrangements had been made fora survey of the proposed new road which is torun from this city to Burnt Mills and Sandy Springs. The road will start from the bounds of the city at the head of New York avenue and go by Riggs’ Mills to Burnt Mills, and #0 on to =the end of the line. "The capital of the company $200,000, and it is expected that the work of construction will be begun as soon as the exact route is determined. Dr. Stone is the president of the company and Mr. George w. is the treasurer. LS Se Alexandria County News. See Sorte earn At the session of G. L. I 0, G. T. held in Richmond the past week W. H. Hatch of this county of that it ie | i - 8 & Hy i i ! ‘ i E members of thst | |. Paymaster A. | U. 8. } - | at the University business and) IN CLUB CORNERS. The to unite the Commos and University Clabs into one organization is stil ‘the subject of « good deal of favorable com- ment among members of the two clubs. ‘The scheme has so many advantages that it is | Benerally hoped that some definite action will be taken in the matter before very long. Among those who were elected to member- 3 noel gee Annet " Richards, it of Pies Keces, Sectaret Go’ | Rev, R. H. McKim. pastor of the Church of Epiphany; Mr. Calderon Carlisle, Rev. ‘Vranken Holmes and Mr. Eugene Gerusi. The dinner season st the clubs has | and during the past few weeks a number handsome private dinners bare been given the Metropolitan and the Army and Navy. The tadlo dhote dinnersat the Army and Navy Club have become quite « ineti- ‘tat and there are now about five | who take their dinners regularly at the club. Liout. Culver, the secretary of the Army and | Navy Club, has been busily engaged for some | time past on the book of ithe club, con’ the constitution, by-laws and list of members, | that is published each year about this time. | Tae corrected proots ha e been sent beck to the printers and the new iy | iewusa Deadsowe pob- | lication and fully up to standard set in | | ous years. The list of members shows an tn- | | crease in the past year of 101, with a total resi- | | dent membership of 292. | The introduction of the Saturday evening | readings at the University Club has proved to | beagreat success. A number of well-known | gentlemen have accepted invitations to address | the club in this way. Last Saturday Mr. Ricb- | ard Hovey's paper, in which he discussed the | | tendencies of modern poetry and ite future, | with special reference to this country, was heard with much interest. Tonight Bi | Keane, the rector of the Catholic University, | will address the club on “Kinship Between | Philosophical and Scientific Studies in Our Day." ‘There will probably be quite a large at- | tendance, as the members have the privilege of bringing friends with them. These readings | are held in the large parlors of the club house and are quite informal in their character. At a special meeting of the Down Town Club, called for next Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock, the members will vote upon several proposed | amendments to the constitution. One places | | the initiation fee at $80, and another the an-| | nual dues at $36, instead of $24, ae it is at | present. A very pretty iden is being carried into effect Club. Collections of photo- | graphs of the various leading universities rep- | resented in the membership of the club are | being made to hang upon the walls of the club | house. They are presented by the graduates | Of the respective universities, and as they are | to be handsomely framed, they will make a | most interesting display. "The first one made is acct of photographs of different buildings of the University of Virginia, with a fine | ortrait of Thomas Jefferson. These have | been bung on the wall of the large north dra | ing room. It is expected that the other uni- | Yersities will be pictured in a similar way very | soon. | Itisprobable thata number of the college j alumni banqnets will be held at the University | Club this winter. see ALEXANDRIA. ALEXANDRIA AND ITS SMALLER NEIGHBORS, The corporate authorities of Alexandria recognize fully the fact thet they have been selected in the exclusive interest of the terri- tory which lies within the limits of the corpo- ration, and that if municipal work is expected to be done outside the corporate limits these limits should be extended. Tho police, fire department, "physicians ot ¢ poor, public schools, &e., }are all paid for ‘ont of the municipal taxes |and are intended for use within corpora- | tion limits, The city of Alexandria is much |larger than the mere corporation lines. It | comprises not only the three Alexandrias, | but the villages north, extending to the | |alms house and St. Asaph junction, the vil- lages south extending to Hunting creck | and beyond and the villages weet, including West End and Seminary Hill. All these should come within the control of the city government, and should be able to enjoy the full advan- tages of the municipal establishments. The Alexandria Gazette well says: “If the furniture factors, which was destroyed by fire Inst | night, had been established here, where there -_ doped ‘There i another thing important matter will be pointed. ¥ that while the doubling of t the railroad will no the railroad facilities, yet wall den the bridge to = much greater extent, and put adam in the river that © work uptold damage, The Commissioners w! Pecommend the constructs Dy the railroad company, which shall be built under the supervision of the chief of engineers of the U8. All of the Commissioners expres: the bepe that the question will receive attention of Congress at the py somsion, and have Promised to do all in thei power to remedy the existing condition of things — A New Canton Instituted. A large number of uniformed Odd Pellows assembled sn Odd Fellows’ Hall, Sth street southeast, to assist in the formation of « canton, to be known as Star of the Rast, No. & Grand Canton Washington and Canton Pote ‘mac, No. 5, initiated ten K.P. degree mem. John T. Chincey, aasivted tered in the new canton, The fell: siccted officers: Joa. Burroughs, captain; Semen A. Edgar, lieutenant, and Wm. Mf. Richards, ensign. ‘After some good advice from the eral the party repaired to the room below, where refreshinents were served. —_ For the Naval Veterans, The good ship Fortune, consigned to and tor the special benofit of the charitable fund of the naval veterans of this city, is due at Concordia Hall, 8th and E streets, at 8 p.m, Monday, De- comber 19, 1892, Inden with « full cargo of un~ surpassed talent, who will do their best te en- 5 a two-act comedy entited ‘Datch Justice,” after which the decks will be cleared for dancing, which will be indulged in until all hands are piped down iu the wee ema’ hours of morn, For they ali love Jack. > Dismissing the Immigrant Inapectors, Secretary Poster has dismissed twonty-fve immigrant and contract-labor inspectors. He directed Commissioner Weber to make the re- ductions and dismissals at New York among the immigrant force. He indicated to him the amount of the reduction to be made and left the details to him. This reduction all along the line is made necessary because the income trom the bead tax on immigrants is greatly re- duced from the restrictive measures put on im= migration by the government. -e- Range of the Thermometer. ‘The following were the temperatures st the office of the weather bureau today: 8 a.m, 36; 2p.m., 40; maximam, 41; minimum, 34 Beri ay fitrelen, 30 THERESEA M. DEANE. ROLAND-SAXTON, In on As Rye KOLAND: aes! ‘sak ON, both of Washington, D. O. DIED. 2 4 feign: Se ee Eee SB CLARK. On Friday even is water and a fire department, it would be in | operation now instead of being a pile of ashes.” | ¢ Villages around here get many advantages from the corporation, and some of the most af it would not be well to have the te | limits extended so as to enjoy them ali. A low platform car could easily be made that would carry the steam fire engines on railways, and if New Alexandria should be made a portion of old Alexandria it could have part not only in its police to protect it, but in its schools and other municipal benefits. THE CASE OF LEOPOLD GRIMM. | The intestines of the man Leopold Grimm, | | who was found dead some weeks ago in a house near Four Mile Run, in Alexandria county, and sealed up for expert examination are still unexamined, as there was no fund to pay the | cost of the chemical teste needed. The | coroner's jury in his ease, which had been ai journed to await the chemical tests, met at ick yesterday and returned a verdict, after | hearing the physicians, that the deceased came | to his death from natural causes—congestion | of the lungs. The body bas been buried in Washington, but the intestines still remain un- der seal in Alexandria county. A WASHINGTON-ALEXANDRIA MARRIAGE, Mr. Louis Schnebel of Washington and Miss Lizzie Pohlman were married here Wednesday North Asaph street. A most pleasant com- pany assembled on the jon. Kev. Dr. Schway officiated at the marriage and all were delighted. The newly married pair, on return from their wedding trip to New York, will make their home in Washington. NOTES, Dr. Bedford Brown of this city will represent the surgeons of the late confederate states army atthe Pan-Americen medical congress, which will meet in Washington next year. The Alexandria Assembly made McBurney’ | Hall pleasant with “dancers dancing in tune’ | all night Inst night. An entertainment with magi delightful evening to the Mimstering Children’ League at Christ Church night. lecture room last sagacious men among residents are considering | | ic lantern gave a | DS 4 ing, Drecemnbor 1A 162. at 1623 Q street porth« OWN HART CLARA, son of Ezra W. and Syivia A’ Clark, aed fifteen Years and sx month« Funeral se-vices will be conducted by Rev. Dr. day afternoon at 3 clack, niahati DEPUR, On Frida: aust Jd, TRO2, ot 11 a0 m, JAMES Aticatia at eee on of ee a Funeral private. Interment at Oak Hil ere oduck FOLEY. On December 16. 2802 st 6-40 am, CHART Es FOLEY" cm at the ate Matpare’ onl Sort tah Foley. saved forty yearn Fuaeral wi 1s, fae ronpectlulls tn | from ber late residence, No. 2202 1 street woutbrast, hunday, ecember th at fevciora® JOHNSON. On Thursday, Decomh 10:30 c'cork am, MIDDLETON ER te life afters long and bore with Christian ford ule Funeral from the residence Grice, 1723 11th street, on Nun lay sawed * Decemter 1 . stone carver, Gied in Baltl- nef Me. Kipp, 50 Bouts Mi, at psa. Priemds to w KERR. On Ty: o'dock, GEORGE more of evening at the home of the bride's parents, 113 | #84 Mary. e at Thy eae * tend sal viel to the eu ta we Kw vue mother ‘aa BY We CHILDREN. Poneral will take place Sunday at 1 o'cloak fromm Zion Haptiat Church. ’ OGRRTEN. On December 20, 18, EDWARD ¥ from his late residence, 115 7th street ne Pe A Te “prtcne of falls reepecttaily smvited. RICHARDS. oer SMITH. On Friday, Dengruber 14. si, ZAI potelovea hantand AV" Walk, “te tae sant Seients years ‘Funorai yervices Sonday, December 18. et 3 in. Bt the residence of fis bre ine, A Grace, No SOU bth street southeast ¥ Pe ee aes RE from his late residemer 112 Cart Renata Se tags oe = Wrest. Fell tn J Friday. ant, Wa Hh WENT. Sed nist tree pane