Evening Star Newspaper, December 21, 1892, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY, AT IME STAI BUILDINGS. MOL Pennsylvania Avenue, corver 11th St, by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, S BH. KACPPMANN, Pres’ EvEsixo Stax is served to submeribers in the carriers, on thetr own account, at 10 cemts per or 4h ber month. Copies at ‘counter, 2 bay wail sey where in the United States or rostinae prev Ocenis per mouth. Satemnay Quabarug Swret Stan $1.00 pervear: With freuen Postage a 00. as Sena, =e (URotered at the Post Othe at Wanhington. D. C., a seen lame wail onatter 1 G7 Ai mal! submeriotions must be paid im advance. of mivertising mad- Known on application. — «Che Evening Star. "Vou. 81, Na 20.448, WASHINGTON, D. ©, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21. 1892. TWO CENTS. FINANCIAL. j __ FINANCIAL. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. CAPITAL...» It & not necessary to wait until January 1 pny Eerie securing Interest. TRe time fo begin is to- — revrtry Axp Trust Co A. T BRITTON, Preautent. BANKING HOUSE, 1406.6 ST. N. W STORAGE WAREMOUSE, 1140 15TH ST. ¥.W. Avenicas Tran 5 ‘ORGE b. FLEMING Secretary F DIRPOTORS OF THE AMERICAN SECT MITY AND TRUST COMPANY have. de Clans yguacterty dividend of 1°) per cont, pazable Sf record om the it December, "1x2. The | o = vfs of Ke company comber 21, Tmo, 4 EF BOARD ver books vf th By will be closed on the st day of December ant remain closed until and in- eluding the said 10th Jay cf January. ISKk d21-3t_ Drewes S24 Pex Sane. ual dividend of #24 aie en: {ithe Co-operative 1 aid stockholders upon appl. rer, oF to kaward EDWARD Secretary. resident ANDREW DILTZ, Tax Wasurxeros Loss Aso Tavst coMPANY. ru, Oh and Pate Granite B Have you made your will? Aoentablish a trust fund for any purpose? (Consuls this company 20-38 C.T. Havexsm Member Washington Stock Exchange. ‘Real Estate anc Stock Broker, Rooms ¥ and 11, Atlantic Building, 400 F at. a. w. INVESTMENT SECURITIES Rtoetrs, Bonds and Grain bought and sold for cash o op margin. Cotton bought and sold in New York or New Orleans. CORRESPONDENTS. 2. Bache & Co. Yor® Stock Exchange. Lehman Bros. New York Cotton Exchange. Lehman, Stern & Co. . New Orleans Cotton Exchange. Lamson Bros. & Co.. Chicago doard of Trade Private wires to New ork, Clicago and New Or Jeans. Telephone. 4a yel7-tr Baxxixo Hovse Or LEWIS G TEWKSBURY & Co., 1885 F st. Adams fron Building, WASHINGTON, D. G W. B. BIBES, Manager. De you wan't Deposit. We have Sire fe oa New York and aco Private Wires. Grew ond Prowuwna Lece! Securities DUES, #1 PFR MONTH ON FACH SHARE. MATURITY VALUE IX 102 MONTHS, 8200 HAVE YOU MONEY TO INVEST? PUR- CHASE AN 8 PER CENT PEK ANNUM COU- CERTIFICATE TO RUN FOR 3 YEARS. ‘WE PAY 6 PER CENT PER ANNUMON SPECIAL DEPOSITS OF 95 OK MORE GAN BE WITHDRAWN ANY TIME ONS) Dats NOTICE. MONEY LOANED TO SHAREHOLDERS ONLY. CAN BE REPAID AT THE RATE OF 923 PER MONTH ON EACH 61,000 BoR- OUR FIGURES SHOW WF OFFER THE FAVORABLE TERMS ON LOANS AND |. AND OUK SECURITIES BEING ‘THE VALUE OF THE LOAN BEING REPAID MONTHLY i i PATKONS TO LOSE & Jam. . 1907, and acts of Oct. 1800, and Feb.. 1892. CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS. ‘Rents egies from @° coh upward per annum. (Bitwer ware and velushie taken on deposit. {FEN CENTS and upward received on deposit and interest allowed on sams of nt lees than 8. Prepares and keeps Wills free of charge—scts as Ex- eoutor, Administretor eo) Trustee exeeutes Trusts ‘TC DANIEL, sec. GIATION, 1313 F ot, Washington, D.C. NU. W. CORSON. ‘INO. W. MACARTNEY, J ‘Member N. ¥.Stock Ex. CORSON & MACARTNEY, GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 F 8T. N.W., ; q Pankers and Dealers tn Government Bonds. Ry Stocks and all securities liste on the exchanges of New tore, Philadelphia, Boston Si Balimacre boats and wold. 88 specialty made gf investment securities. District peel ti ay ‘Atuericaa Belt Tele Stock bought and sold. 3y18 SPECIAL NOTICES. To you. To Yo OUR CHRISTMAS GIFT Beet GSAS SIFT 4 86 80 26 86 86 85 86 86 6 80 86.95 96 Lovely Piano Lamp with Shade, 86 $0 This last week, only 36. #6 26 86 96 86 $5 86 86 86 86 £0 26 86 Visit our Lamp Parlors. Open Evenings. 5. & SHEDD & BRO. 432 Ninth Street ¥. a19-6t <n Works Of Standard Authors. ‘Complete Works Of Standard Authors, Beautifully bound, large, clear type, wood Raper, etquisite selections for Christmas ‘all offered at tery great reduction: Fee them whether you want to buy or not Center-table Books, illustrates by Gustav Dore, all reduced to 90 CTS. a vol- ume ° Works of Standard Poets, bound in full Russia, $1.00 volume. WM, BALLANTYNE & SONS, A Store Puil of Holiday Ideas, 42s Seventh st. nw. Bae ors FOR XMAS PRESENTS. ‘You cannot make a better present than apair of PATENT LEATHER SHO! ‘They are just right fo- young or old. and we have them at #4.00 and $5.00. A Fine Pair of SLIPPERS come in very Useful or a pair of RUBBER BOOTS ‘will be enjoyed by the children. These $3.0 and $3.50 Hand-sewed Shoes still continue to please those who come down towen to save money. ROBERT COHEN & SON, The American Shoe Sellers, Gouth side). 420 Ne cael 19 quiN0. MORK ‘Stoves rine oe Plumbing. Hard: Seatsny Graph Latrobes, fall nickelede set To Moai two stories, 834. wligating Stoves; low prices. Open evenings. Good Telephone 984. 410-1, <q DOES HE SLIP? Whe? Why, your horse. If he does bay hima set of Blizzard Adjustable Ice Creepers. 3 sizes. Fit sny shoe. Any one can put on. Set, @% Extra calks, 20c. set. Agency with J. B. KENDALL, 618 Penn. ave. nw. 51m Bq NAL REDUCTION sare MEN'S O'COATS AND SUITS. ¢ BIE 8G Your choice of 3.500 OrCoaty “and” Suits, worth fully one-third more.for $14.85. See window. _EISEMAN BROS. 7TH AND E STS. N. Ww. ‘Makers of Superior Clothing. V. G. FISCHER ART COMPANY, DEALERS IN FINE ARTS AND STATIONERY. S29 15TH STREET. ING REDUCTION IN PRICES. IDEAL CUSHION RAMBLERS, for both boys and wiris, cut in price to $50! (the same goods at every point as previously sold at $70.) Can you do better for Christinas presenta? GORMULLY & JEFFERY MFG. CO., 1325 14th st. n. w. Openevenings during December. 2 THE RIVERSIDE DESK CALENDAR The We ord Calendar, Esgte: Baries an journals, Shakespeare Calendars, ‘Cla ton's Diaries. and ‘Books. Ragraving and Printing. EASTON & RUPP, 421 11th st., bet. Pa. ave. sad Est. eset = M MUSICAL COURIER NOV. 16. ois Selita pianos in the whole, gainut of instra- mente made ip this lang. te merits have been ex- ‘oolt ost itv ‘cal ver since the day. when its prevent fois atk tae Musical Courier about the beats and Fisest* end we ts and tone and touct of the Emerson toll them today once more what we ‘sad we said tugn "Go and teat then: youraclves, und you fidoree what ine Stusical Courier bas slated, it ae resle i. EBERBACH'S, ieee = R. DONNALLY, DENTIST, Ienow attending uke oil-caaliy (nrevt Sundays). sr . Younw Talking Par- Cats, and Aqus- Taz Leth st. nw. Latest Parisian Novelti ‘dainty Y ailed I “ r fruits fresh from France. Conserves iu faney cartons ab: for ib. bs See X. W. BURCHELL, a6 “182 F ot. W. G. Merzenorr & Co. 12TH AND F 8TS., Have just received for the holidays s fine lot of Muse Boxee, Sibwart, Paicbanksand ‘Luscomb Banjos, Bay State and Imperial Guitars and Mandolins, which they are sell- ing et prices which will surprise you: 420 NOTICES. OSTRIS LODGE, NO. 26, FA. A. ML—A | Se taed communication will be held at the Cathedral of the "Scottish Rive “on. AY WEDNES NING, mber 21, 18:2, at 7:30 o'clock. Ii stallation of officers. Refreshuients. th order ‘of the M." )220-2] FREI SREI Secret Be WASBNG TON aRKET compan | ‘The annual mee*ing of the Washineton Mi xet Company will be held at the office of the compan iu the Center market, in the city of Washington. o'clock m. on the FIRST MONDAY, beige the 21 day. of January, 18 3, for the choice of thirteen directors for the ensiting year, and to act on auy other subject Rithin the power of the corporation that may be bronght before the meeting, SAMUEL W. CURRE DEN, Secretary. ~ Washington, D. C,, Deo. 17, 1892. a20t031_ Bre="r0RGE W. onove Architectural Aesienis. construction sr rrperin tendence. rem eS ocute wasnt qi NNUAL MEETING OF THE S10CK- holders of the. Real Estate Tit'e Insurance ‘company of the D.C.. for the election of nine trustees, wil be held on TUESDAY. Janusry 10, 1803, at the office of the company, 470 Louisiana ave. n.w. Polls open from 2 to 4 o'clock p.m. fs GEORGE E: FLEMING, a6-wkstoja7 UITS, PRODUC! Secretary. ek Fe Me of ail Kinds andthe courteous attention EATS,GAME that ur patrons receive need no. brass. bands or cor- Be: solotets to advertise cur market We inean the WESTERN. cor, 2ist and K sts., which will be open on SATURDAY, Dec. 24. from‘S a.m. to 11 p.m» where can be folind everyihing that is needed to take home hapry on Christm : = a20-4t" USEFUL HOLIDAY PRESENTS. Gold Spectacles. Gold Eyeglasses. All Glasses bought for presents Will be exchanged to suit the wearer after Christmas. Opera Glasses. Opera Grasses. Lorgnettes. ‘Thermometers. F, W. McALLISTER & CO., . Optictans. PERHAPS THE LAR b> WORLD can be seen in the window of KO) INSON. PARKER & CO., Fine Clothing, 12th and F sts. 20-3 See New Publi “SHOE TRUTHS” FOR MEN. — Qpen exeninge ‘hese Men's Shoes are not only attractive in appearance, but they areessen foreo Hearbley pliant 50. #400, #4.50 and 85.00, Jace, congress in or ‘bu ton styles; broad, pointed or medium toe. HOOVER & SNYDER, 1217 Pa, ave. n9-3m_ * GIFTS AT STINEMETZ&, = mcan never makea mistake {n pre- Senting a'ady or gentleman with a fine Um- breila, one of the finest lines inthe city. Men's Windsor Silk ¢) $3.50 an] up. Men's Walking Stic! mrknge” and, “Christy s" Hats an re Maciutoshes for tien and women. BH. STINE METZ & SON, 1237 PA. AVE. N.W. << IMPROV YOUR RESIDENCE BY IMPROVING ITS GLASS. Fine windows fine houses, tust as “fine feathers take fine birds.” Fine French glass is one of the most important isites to the beauty of a fine residence. TP yours has the ins nt little panes let us chanve them to French plate. ‘Esti- mates Free. IAS. F. HODGKIN, ‘Expert Handler of Plate Glass,” ‘137th st. nw. azo DROP AROUND TOMORROW! “You oucht to so these Fine Worsted ‘Trouserings | which we Taking to mesure for 87 the pair. Well put them avainst anv of the others’ $10 sort for fine- ness of material. The ft is guaranteed. ED GATCEEY, (ate of Keen’ 408 12th st. n. w., one door above ae" No Tre sof the SMITH PRE- me MIER TYPE WR TER if you are the parchase of a ma- In inyestizating the stan: actin ct fre reat. HE 38 sald on easy, payments on for cash and will besent $9 you on ten days’ sree trial for the ask: HENRY A. OR WINE 8. % x ‘Our yure cooking wines will imps licions favor to your Christinas sate pies and puddings. for they were distilled cially’ for cul ise.” Because of peculiarly strong natural flavor: keevers find that they will wo about t z ne ay apy other “wines We liave the very finest Muscatel at $1.75 per eal. or Die. per at. and very fine Madeira 82 eal.) d0r. gt, Gpen eveninss. TO-KALON WINE Ci MEANY, G14 14th st. n.w. ago": A PERTINENT QUESTION Wouldn't you rather pay a few dollars more for Garments that are not only made up in the best possible manner by skillful workmen, Dut also “set” tothe figure as though they belonged there, and which at a giance stamp the wearer a3 @ man of faste and character? We make just euch garments, SNYDER & woop, 1111 PENN. AVENUE (Barr's la ““stand"). 420 VE YOUE FUL:NACES, RANGES AND order int ineckanicn before the busy competent inechanics before tl ieenoas NosT ntroue to heat Ugo oon 1 ¥#'G. BAUER & CO. oc3-3en GLE Oth st. COAL FACTS FOR COLD WEATHER = Coal ie king, but there aro as many grades of quality in Coal as t socalled, cheay, coal or you will j Bettis ina lotivered Consistent with tair dealing. @.. 1 19 46 at... MANTELS, ANDIN fnhid-tr J. i CORNING. Tile Suop, 520 13th st. arein flour. It can be so inferior as to be absolutely wortaless even worse than no coa!. Beware 4. it only the best coal, the best condition and af the lowest possible price ‘Try us. v. ‘arty | JOHNSON. 30-tr 1101 KI. ave., S11 Ast. ‘ENDERS, Grates, Wrourhtiron Gas, Fixtures Tat aiscouuts while tuating chances, = < | SALE_HORSY BLANKETS AND caciatd a4 ROBES. -~ street use A Elect fe 15.00 Al ‘HROP, ‘HAND F STS.N. W. ocl8-3m Ww eS oo = Be"ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL STATE IN LARGE OR SMALL AMOUNTS. Loans made on Instal!nent Trasts for lods of & to-$) years, payable monihly,quarterly ox balf yourly, a2 desi ‘Straleht Trusts at lowest rates, Money fadvanred on reat estate. Ip event of death ‘Trust id cauceled “Apply to R. L. GOODMAN, Agent, UNITED SECURITY LIFE INSURANCE AND ‘TRUST COMPANY OF PENNSYLVANIA, 603 13th st. n.w., Washington, D.C. apttai, $1,009,000. Pull paid. SoFpis, 800,600. an6-wheGm "TuE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF THE ‘ashington and Georgetown Railroad Com. Fey eerime date January 1 Tiss, will be pata he banking house of BYPoE D. C., on the FIRST Co; in Wasl interest thereon Will cease HURT, resident. — diotaiin mR WEAK AFTER 6 P.M. re er eiead ISIS F ot. nw. 4.0) PER TON— Is the priceof Philadelphia Coal. A good coal to burn in renee. welf-fe and cook ‘Thavee full and complete stock, of First-grade Coat Furnace, Bis Encrobe: urate: offices, venien located, trade. Mais ofl mel Went Eat stave sort tetra Se se hone calls. rik 708. " THOS? EMANTING— n19-em Baa OR, AMERICA! AND COAL 00., office NE OF THE BEST CHRISTMAS GIFTS ‘You could make the old folks is s pair of Gold Spectacles or Eyeglasses. We have them at prices ranging from G —83.00 to 86.50.— We give scard with every pair that entitles the re- ceiver to a thorough test of the eyes by our optical ex- Pert at pleasure. Opera Glasses and Lorgnettes for the ladies. Ther mometers for the gentlemen. ‘‘Gem" Microscopes for the boys. ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, ‘10th, Lthend Feta nw. @7icdtine! j a Ponee Youngs Co. Ofer Today: Plorida Oranges— Finest selected fruit—al! stem cut— and direct from the grove ‘Preth Made Candy—Absolutely pure sugar goods and genuine fruit flavors—No manner of adulteration whatover. “A very large supply Just received direct from the very latest import arrivals—-Fresh and Sne—quarter— bal# and whole pots. Crystalized Ginger Chips—Half-pound boxes—packed ‘by Crosse & Blackwell and recom- mended by us asthe very best to be FS pt Glace Frwit—bseutiful goods—sssorted—5 Ibs., white wood boxes, only 81.90, Stuffed Prunes—Also in beautifully finished white ‘wood boxes—one pound boxes— most delicious eating and « nice, inex- pensive present for a friend. Ratsins—The finest assortment and some of the choicest specimens to be found any- where. Nute—We have probably already advised you so fully on this subject that we trust all are ‘well aware that we posses the largest stock and offer the greatest variety and the choicest selections. Biphonzo Youngs Co., 428 Ninth st. STs Finds This store well stocked with many FINE LAMPS and such goods. You Can find here » large assortment. Prices tow. Lamps, 2c. to $25.00. TABLES, 82 50to 811.00. Onyx Tops. Silk Shades, 75c. to $9.50. Our goods Are well made as well as useful. ©. A. MUDDIMAN, 614 12th st. Jt ___Open until 10 p.m. all this week. Se IN ALL STYLES AND BINDINGS. STANDARD JUVENILES IN CLOTH, BOARDS AND PAPER. GAMES. CHAPMAN & TAYLOR, 015 PA. AVE. STLVER-MOUNTED PENWIPERS. Pretty little Christmas, presents ust the thingy to keep the Inind of the receiver. Or if your friend has i ‘Ary tastes, what would be appreciated more than Jane Austin’s novels, beautifully bound, in 12 yols., for $11.50. A'very brotty present Would be Urowell’s Hand volt und in suk, for $1, or in cloth for 7: ‘See us for wood, useful Christmas presents, ©. C. PURSELL, Bookseller, 4189TH ST. N.W. a2t A PLAIN TALK. +, pathway which we follow through this world will lead us to success if illumined by the lights of reason and ‘ruth. Unless wo have these lichts to Kuide us we are in xreat danger of being wrecked in the voyage of life. Good common sense bears a close afinity to, Teason ; it isthe Orb from whic the rays of Teason emanate, So common sense and reason, combine to teach us what is richt and the. tn- spirations of truth <ive us the courage and in- clination to follow our convictions... 89, readers, when you see something advertis -d for notliine, wlien representations are male to you that you can hay fine warments at prices commonly charwed for low grade sod: You are told that yon can” dress. tasti Hehly fora mere "song," let your c sense and reason dispel stich illusivns the courage Proper course for you to pussue.- I will give you full value for your money. T never allow A earnvent to leave my estab ishment tat is Smperfect in style, fi, nish or workmanship: Tkeep no shoddy materials. My custowers alt become ‘permanent because I deal candidly and fairly with them and will do so with you nd i Far oa your patronage. tw. “en > cee PIANOS. ‘The artistic standard of the world, HENRY F. MILLER PIANOS. Beautiful in appearance, Perfect in tone. ‘MASON & HAMLIN PIANOS’ With their new method of stringing, First-cla s in every particular, AND OTHER RELIABLE PIANOS For sale or rent at reasonable prices and on ‘accommodating terms. BOLE AGENCY AND HEADQUARTERS For the celebrated WASHBURN GUITARS AND MANDOLINS ‘And the matchiess 8. 8. STEWART BANJOS. One price, and that a fair price, to eversbody. MUSIC BOXES, MUSIC CABINETS, MUSIC STANDS, MUSIC BOOKS, Preserved Gin.e 1t 1 amon and let your conviction dictate the VIOLINS, CORNETS, AUTOHARPS, ACCOR- DEONS AND ALL KINDS OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. SHEET MUSIC IN ENDLESS VARIETY. ‘The oldest and largest Music House in the city. JOHN F. ELLIS & CO., A17-tod31_NO. 957 PENN. AVE. N.W. > "£008 8100, 0008 TOCK OF Diamonps. ‘We have the largest variety of Dismonds to ‘select from to be found in this city. Special bargains all this week. Remember that a Diamond is the most appro- priate of all Xmas gifts. ‘We have made big reductions in our prices, = * JACOBS BROTHERS, Importers of Diamonds, 419-5 1229 Pennsylvania ave. BUY THE SOHMER PIANO, WHOSE EN- trancing sweetness of t the ornate, ‘HUau WOH § GO. Bae hh st ceilboe rms will suit you. aL OJ GNITNI Be SOE TN era apetter backward. ‘Some printing you get seems to have been done backward—not so with us, as our patrons iil’ say, We" lease, aud when Bre wor Sm promised ite “done, PF erate. ILL & WALLACE, 1107 E ST. N.W. Baiere To Sutt Al; Fawn - az USEFUL HOLIDAY PRESENTS FS ATS, PECEMEAR, ee DORAS, UNDERWEAR MRED te LAS, LARS AND WHYST- SUSPENDERS, HALE HOSE, te. ko, RB. C. LEWIS & SON, 1421 N. B.—One price markeg in plain fares. aig'ow LADIES HAND-SEWED SHOES AT 3 and 94. pair -uaran Seen tit Ec DAVIN. 1200 Now York pres PY ‘bot have severed all Soasection wil Havenner & Davis ncorporsied)./ “°°*"8 gi” PLE’S STORAGE COMPANY, 10, 12, 14and 16 Est.ne Telephone 439-2. furnitare, ke. Sep- [ig SA aig Sah, A AE, AES mar bo Aiea ate ares = ae on THURSDAY EVENING. at o'clock to eR, for a of the District. BF. CRAWSH. 1-2 Grand M Ee apna and Trust Gom pany ort be held at the oftice of the company, No. 1403 ei % AW, 22. that section azi G st. nw. in the, city, of Was ington, District of Columbia, Gn the THIRD MON: | DAY of January, 1893, betweon the hours of 12 apd 2 Sf the office of the company 5 S. ANGE at Lo'clockp.in. By C. Rk. JON hat MARKET NEWS. ‘The astern inarket will be open as usual | SATURDAY. ‘oc. Zand. 0, "to accommodate fa rons w ‘ ristibas turseys, mente, Yexetables, ke” caer Te APTER TW ABSENCE Mit, | ~ Keeler, the lato writer, has just returned | to Washington. “At 905 H st. n- aiwe | ON AND AFTER JANUARY 1, 1893, THE = ‘General Insurance Agency herctofure con- | acted in the name of 8. WOLF & CO. will be co Unued under the Grim ‘nanie and style of WOLT & COHEN. There 1s no chanze in the personnel of the | firm. : ia ne ABTS Be FULL aise suits FoR nine. WM. GARNER, 1026 7th st. n. w. BARGAIN. I WANT TO BUY CHAIRS, &o., FOR PUBLIC HALL; NEW OR SEC- OND-HAND; MUST BE A BARGAIN. APPLY OR WRITE 751 8TH ST. 8.E. azn NEW YEAR CARDS! Calling C% printed,.a near 9j b to engraving, 30 for 50 cents; 100 for 81. mie early to secure best result. BYKON S. ADAMS, Printer, H (az) Bobet <a STORY WITH A POINT. ‘A few days agoagentiemancame in for whom we had bulit a Dress Suit about six years ago. He hadn’t been near us for a couple of years, and when asked what be had been doing for clothes in that time said !:e had been *“trying around” at dif- ferent tailors, but that hehad concluded that we Pleased him best. His old one being somewhat antedated, and being on the eve of marriage, he left his order for a new Dress Suit. ‘Until January 1860 Dress Suits 850. OWEN, The Tailor, 423 11TH ST. (Just above the avenue). erst GET FLUSTERED! —Shop around. — ‘These Fine Kersey Custom-made Over- coats cannot hold out long at $20, 825 and $30. Buying one of these is just like going to a first-class tailor and getting fitted ‘on the instant"—and saving 810, 812 and $15. Cut extra long, with that swe!l fuliness, finished with wide silk velvet collar, black and navy. Think of it—custom made. GEORGE SPRANSY, “‘One-price Clothier,” 434 7th st. now, azn an | CITY ITEMS... | FORSALE (iouws)... Washington News and Gossip. caters a Index to Advertisements. ARCHITECTS.. ACCOUNTAN | AMUSEME «18, ATTORNEYS. AUCTION SALES .... BICYCLES... BOARDING. : BUSINESS CHANCES Page Pace 10 20 COUNTRY REA DEATHS... DENTISTRY EDUCATIONAL, EXCURSIONS, &s. FINANCIAL FOR RENT (Fiats) FOR RENT (OMves) FOR RENT (Rooms) - 7 10 FOR RENT (Honses). Pars 2 FOR RENT (Stables). Pare 2 FORRENT (39-95) m2 FORSALE (Bicycles). 2 FORSALE (Lots). FORSALE (Miscatlaaso FORSALE (Pianos)... HOTE LADIES’ G00ns._. 7 LEGAL NOTICES. 8 LOCAL MENTION. 10 LOST AND FOUND 2 MANICURE. 8 ‘MARRIAGES, » MEDICAL... 7 MISCELLANFOM: Ld MONEY WANTED AND 2 NEW PUBLICATIONS. Page 10 NOTARIES PUBLIC OCFAN STEAMERS.. OFFICIAL NOTICES. . POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. PIANOS AND OXGANS. PERSONAL... PROFESSIONAL, PROPOSALS.. RAILROADS. SPECIAL NOTICES. STEAM CARPET CLEA SUBURBAN PROPERT! VETERINARIAN. WANTED (Help) WANTED (Honses). WANTED (Lots). 8 1 Paro 2 ~Page 10 Ps WINTER RESORTS. Page 10 To Subscribers. Subscribers to Tax Stan who are served by route boys will confer » fevor by promptly reporting to Tar Stan office, either in person, by telephone or by mail, any negli- gence on the part of route boys. PSTN ame iy Goverxuext Recerrrs Topa' revenue, $257,553; customs, $629,552 SE Ex-Szxaton Prerce of Minnesota took Internal ‘The weather te. likely to be continued cold nd fair, wit” increasing cloudiness wureday afternoon; variable winds. DON'T GIV LUMBER—UNLESS— We are not going to ask you to buy lumber for Christinas’ pres ents, as lumber and Christmas eifts don’t gee, but just bear usin inind for your January building. Here are three seuiples showins our ability to quote the lowest Prices erate fana-sared Boards at + 13 per 100 cquctre Jee Flooring with yore kota, but gount asa dotiar, only $1.50 per Iie fect 3-8 Clear. Beautiful Wainscot- ing at $1.75 per 100 feet. riper, BETTNGEn & MILLE “Lumber, Mill Work and Builders’ Hardware,” Gore that ant Ns ave, ewe Branch, cor. 11th and O sts. s.0. az. ;,XMAS LEATHER GOODS AT PARKER'S. : ne reliable 18 Hers for the * Leather Goods, ar werhate ote sort. “All-leattier Pocket Books, Card * uses, ling liver’ ond oid Ieseauan” Gebetital ine silver ¥0l renings, beau jades, shapes and sizes, 0c. to 810. Sx-Paul E. N4rt's Celebrated Fountain Pen retuced to $1.75. JOHN C. PARKER, 619 7th st. n.w. az1 IF TOO BUSY TO COME A POSTAL Bre” With, HUNG 88 LOND. Gur way, of doing Bushel “peculiar to curacteen." Your suit will “hola out™ until spring with a llttle rejuvenating, ‘mending, pressing, cleaning, &e- ‘Satja/action axsured. a21_ A. W. HEIL, tow” Tailor, 315 Pa. ave. co TO ORDER AS “GIFTS. ‘Hore is the way we have arranged it: Buy an order on us for a Suit to the amount you wish to pay. You present the order to your friend and when he presents the order we will make him the Suit—to Ais measure. Business, Full Dress or Semi-lress. ‘This ought toease many a father's and ‘mother's mind. Why not let it be one of our 850 Full Dross Suits? G. WARFIELD SIMPSON, Tuilor, @21__ Cor. 12th and F sts. n. w. MAKE A CHRISTMAS PRESENT TO YOURSELF. Are you going to drudge your life away dur- ing 1893 by using the ol methods of dispatch- fi pondence? Turn over anew raph put in your desk rourself tine, money and worry. ve yourself a present o7 Phono- ph for Chrigimast LUM BLA PHONOGKAPH CO., 627 E stn. E,_D. EASTON, Pres't. (It) R. F.CROMELIN, ee CUEISTMAS GIVING AND GIFTS 1 At md < Bee. peentitate 28 Co Ed blessed of all hol days. ing Set would make an elegant mift. ly need to rh tw that we havea of the cutlery trade. All owing to e lence of material and inexpensive- ness, ‘Fecent inportation has given us the largest, and most attrac- tive line of handles we pr most varied Exes eerteererahsecems ceeds x. dead bu: « ior) pli flee oy 2, bay she, afrion) want to buy Ey can Stee) Knit are lar or more cor to $10 each. For the boy—don’t overlook our line of I ‘Bkates. We ha lees meters them ia Don’t forget Tool Chests and Tools! plated Ni geornibely: WRasors, Bclesore Manicures, ‘and a Sec'y. Don't let the fhe beauty and ‘tHiul and most BARBER & ROSS, 11th and Gots. a.w. azn BOA HINTS FROM TEEL, Kid Pecced ued Walking Gloves ii res, @1 Walking dive Best 50c. Neckwear rears avails atae W. 8, TREL (AM "s Bevongings), Wo PA. AVE. 421 ,TOO LATE NOW. ot All any ‘EFL PLATE “BL U1 7 Te MRR HE ge rer ,HOLIDAY GIFTS. = a= =— terten end noe ‘Prices to BAIRD & GALT, Ri F ot. luncheon with the President yesterday. —- A New Baxx.—Tho Idaho National Bank of Pocatello, Idaho, bas been organized with a capital of $50,000. A New Baxx.—The controller of the cur- rency today authorized the National Bank of Davis. W. Va., to bogin business with a capital of $50,000, aa: Sexator Kexwa Inprovixa.—Senator Kenna of West Virginia is slowly improving in health. He is, however, still too weak to sit up, and it will be some months before he will be able to resume his public duties. eee oe A District Broper tz Lowrst.—Justin Me- Carthy of the District of Columbia was the lowest bidder for the construction of the public building at St. Albans, Vt., bids for which were opened at the Treasory Department yesterday. | tt Cousterrerrers Arrestep.—The Treasury Department is informed that secret service ofti- cers arrested Wm. Carter and Wm. Clay at In- dianapolis today for passing counterfeit silver dollars. “te . eae 28 Nava Orvers.—Lient. W. L. Rodgers has been ordered to ordnance duty at the navy yard, Washington, 24th instant. Asmstant Sur- geon G. T. Smith receiving ship Vermont Sd January next. =A ae ‘Tue Paesrpent’s Caiens.—The President's callers this morning included Senators Hoar, McMillan and Washburn, Representatives Wil- | son, Hull, Stone and Burrows, ex-Gov. Beaver of Pennsylvania, Gen. Brown ‘of Ohio, Dr. W. W. Hicks of Florida and Gen, J. C. Robinson, sleidc ae Repvctioy oF SALantes.—The reduction of salaries of officers in the immigration service will take effect January 1 next. The scaling of all salaries above $1,000 per annum includes,of course,the salaries of the commissioner and the assistant superintendent of immigration at New York. cee Mmutany Cavers.—Cadet appointments to West Point have been made during the past week as follows: Neil A. Weathers (alternate, second district), Ocala, Fla, Fred W. Geb- hardt, second district, Hustisford, Wis. Stanley W; Paltister (twenty-seventh distri), Putneys- ea Ex-Gov. Beaver of Pennsylvania is in the city and was at the Capitol for a short time this morning to pay his respects to the Pennsylva- nia Senators and Representatives. He came here to extend to the President and members of the cabinet an invitation tobe present at the dedication of anew building at the State College of Pennsylvania, which will occur on Washington’s birthday, February 22. soe Sica aa Curxamex Coxvicrep.—The collector of customs at Suspension Bridge, N. Y., has in- formed the Treasury Department that five Chinamen arrested near Lewiston, N. Y., have been convicted of unlawful entry and sentenced to thirty days’ imprisonment at hard labor in the Erie county penitentiary, at the expiration of which period they are to be deported to China, RESP Tur Cure Ixpemmrry.—The Secretary of the Treasury today placed to the credit of the Secretary of the Navy the $75,000 received from | the Chilean government in settlement of the Baltimore affair. The distribution of the fund to the entitled to it rests entirely with ‘the last named Secretary. It will take several weeks to determine the allotments of the differ- ent claimants. ‘Tarat Tarp or THe Moxreney.—The Navy it is advised that the trial trip of the 2) their states, and further advise the ap REPUBLICAN SENATORIAL CAUCU They Recommend Every Effort Be Made to Have the Will of the People Carried Out. | The republican Senate caucus committee met this morning in the room of the committee on claims, and discussed the situation in the north- western states, where the election of United States Senators will soon be held. The full committee, composgd of Senators Hoar, Me- Millan, Chandler, Teller and Mitchell, wns pres- ent. Aree and full discussion of the situa- tion was had, and it was decided to give the republicans of the states in question all the | Moral support possible, and to urge the re- ®| publicans to watch every move made by the democrats with a view to securing democratic Senators. At the conclusion of the consultation the committee gave out the following statement “The commitiee appointed by the caucus of | republican Senators to consider what should be done in view of the reported attempt on the part of certain democratic leaders to obtain a Majority in the Senate by improperly influenc- ing the election in the legislatures of certain states, have agreed upon a report, in Which they advise the republicans in all the states where such elect | are about to be held to spare no effort to carry | into effect the expressed will of the people in pount= | ment of « committee of republican Senators | Who shall take such action ax may be needful to | secure the admission to their seats of all Sena- | tors who may be so lawfully elected.” | “Ido not consider the chances of the demo- | crate in electing forty-four Senators to be one in « hundred,” said Mr. Chandler, talking about the situation. “The republicans now have @ | majority of eight and it will take four demo- | cratic Senators to overturn it, The only sure | additional votes they will have will be the Sen: | ators from New York and Wisconsin. If Mr. Kyle is not tobe counted with the democrate | they will have but forty-one members:if be is with them, forty-two. In some of these states the democrats are claiming the republicans have an absolute majority, and in others it ap the populists have the balance. It is the in- tention of the republicans to assert the right of the people of the respective states, no far as we are able, to elect their Senators according to the expressed will of the people. If the popu- lists control certain legisiavures they will elect the Senators, and how it becomes an attempted fraud upon democrats cannot see, Nowher is there visible a sufficient number of votes to give them, as democrats, control of the next U. 5. Senate.” eee CABINET RUMORS. A Story That Mr. Harter May Be Secretary of the Treasury Not Credited. A story is in circulation claiming to be based on excellent authority that Cleveland ix con- sidering the name of Representative Harter of Ohio" in connection with the secretary- |ship of the treasury. But for the fact that such good authority is given it would not be seriously regarded by the democrats in Congress, and even as it is few are wiiling to credit it. Harter has been a very earnest Cleveland man from the first and agrees with Cleveland on the financial question, but is probably the most aggressive anti-silver man in public life today. He ix #0 extremely radical that his colleagues in Con- | gress say that Mr. Cleveland could appoint no | other man who would put the Trepsury Depart- ment so thoroughly out of accord with three- fourths of the democrats in Congress, The presence of Don M. Dickinson in Wash | ington has revived talk of his going again into | the cabinet, though he has already been | quoted as saying that under no circumstances | would hedoso. There 1 not the least proba- bility of his going into the cabinet, and it may { \be “accepted mx settled that the cabinet | will be compoved entirely of new men. }A friend of Mr. Dickinson's with whom | he has been talking on the subject says that | Dickinson is to alaw office in Chi- cago as a branch of his Detroit office. The rea- son given for opening the Chicago branch is that Dickinson is attorney for the Elkins, W | ner and Whitney syndicate which controls sur- face street railroads in New York, Philadelphia and Chicago and that he will devote himself j chiefly to their business. It is now generally believed in regard to the secretaryship of the treasury that, as said in Tue Stan the other day, Mr. Cleveland has offered that portfolio to Senator Carhsie, : -e- Jerry Simpson Going to Kansas. Jerry Simpson leaves today for Kansas to look after the senatorial situation in that state, and it is understood among bis friends that he | bas strong hopes that when he returns he will |bave the senatorship in bis own pocket. Simpson has not appeared as a candidate, though he has been spoken of from time to time, and he will not now declare himself. He | Says that the thing he wants is to secure con- trol of the legislature for his party and that he | does not desire to embarrass the situation in | the interest of his own ambition. The republi- cans, he says, now control the house by one’ majority, the result of republic luck in the toss of a penny to determine whether a populist or a republican should have the certificate. The attorney general has given the opinion, however, that this lottery is iliegal and if his opinion is sustained the popu- lists will be in control of the legisiature. Mr. Simpson's friends are very confident that be will be sent to the Senate. loner Douglass” Term. ‘The term of District Commissioner Douglass expires today, but under the law he will bold over until his successor shall have qualified. ‘The Senate has decided to adjourn tomorrow for the Christmas holidays and it is said at the White House that no nomination for the office will be sent in today or tomorrow. It, therefore, settled that Mr. Dongiass will continue to act in his present capacity at least until Congress reconvenes, Jan- uary 4, if indeed the President docs not con- clude te leave the question of his succession to are making an open fight for this appointinent are A. F. Childs, A. P. Fardon and W. 8. Odell, ‘The impression prevails that the President will neither reappoint Mr. Douglass nor name his successor, but will ieave the matter to Mr. Cleveland. acl Senator Squire In His Seat. Senator Watson C. Squire of Washington ar- rived in the city last night and bas taken up | bis quarters for the winter at the Arlington. | ‘The Senator appeared in his seat this morning | for the first time this session and received a hearty welcome from his colleagues, for he is one of the Most popular Senators on the floor. Mr. Squire has been detained at his nome since the opening of Congress by an atiack of bron- chitis. Christmas Payments to Clerks. The policy of Christmas payments in the executive departments is detined in the follow. ing order just issued by Gen. McCauley, chief of the appointment division of the Treasury day, the 224 instant due up to and ‘neluding the 25th instant.” 2 ‘Two Samples of Milk Examined. the next administration. The candidates who | PARIS IN A FERMENT. Excitement Our Renae of Mon- archical Plots, JUBILEES QF THE BISHOP OF SCRANTON The 8B. and O. Wins in the Ohio and Mississippi Dispute. EXCITEMENT IN PARIS, All Sorts of Sensational Reporte Are Heard on the Streets. Pants, Dec. 21.-The excitement over the Panama seandals ts today greater than ever and the wildest reports are afloat of monarchist plots and coms Te ie mmorted thet Herz bas beea 1 anication in London With agents of the Count of Paris and Gant the exposure of the Thierree checks is directly at- tributabie to rovalist inf nonce Another r is that the dMicials and depa- ties, as well ax civilians, connected with the Panama scandal have had it intimated to them a ts an expoural of Pe chat all thar oilonece will wdoned if they wid consent to betray the movan AME ACTIVE Some fence ix placed by well-formed People in both these rumors and it is apparent that rovaliet sevumed an activity they bi ales evidenc and there ie mn attomt, Sbould aff able to * co Orieans wouid be selected The young duke te more ' other member « cal io: The great difficalty in ¢ coup is that there wre ne the army. M. De Fre War, * untouched by the beamirched bis colleaga the devoted and | erals in higher his fanoily, a in the army asa conscript of age made a wice his effort te wh favorable meter, and val attachment of the gem: 1. ben waremin TROOPS The military forces in the neighborhood of | Paris are kept under the strictest discipline, and the greate loner is exercised to pre vent any tamper cers ¢ K with « the army ure, axa r sympathies, the rovalict and Bonaparttst ele- ments, and © ¥ the former, having been relegated on varioms on new fue Positions, The government, it i+ seid, has ne Goubt whatever of the fidelity of the troops, and would at ence call upon the garrison of | Parix in case of an eak on the part of the | rovalints enemies of the republic te eokeod ort, made curren: un- tally, but not doubted by anybody, that im vent of an insurrection martial law would nce be tured in at ecuted af It ts kn much more royalist in their | those of the army, but no 4 pote & expected fr fan Ty insure nary are tendency than ager to the te vy. we it ie bee m the n rs in command, ver ardently «m might welcome the Te establishment of monarchy, would hesitate | long before risking the joss of their desirable | postion | ROYALIST AGITATORS IX OTMER COUNTERING. The movements of the n re being carefully wat vnarchist agitators od by agents of the government in France, in England and im a 8 spe watab is being kept at the of the Pyrrenes (or fear that « rovmlist | movement might be « 1 that direc- tion, It is said that every movement of the | Count of Paris, the members of th: Duke of Or 1 house ne and other eu reported J accurately for inore than two past to the | minister of the interior and thence te President Carnot At present the m ing their efforts | ment among the d ing the weeds of jealousy, fear w They are ap- paren‘ly confident tbat the break down of the ministry world be pport to power BLAMING THE REPCMLAC | The news from various parts of France te Rot very reassuring to the government aud serves to xtrengthen the hopes of monarchists, allowed by m a with tow fora return of the bouse of Many thousands of smali proprietors and others | who lost their money in t ae nuerprine | are aaid to be more diggusted™with the revela- tions of venality and treachery than they distressed by the lows of money, anda erable number of them are inclined to held re- | publican institutions rather than individuals Tesponrible for the losses and diagra The Gawios today publishes with M. Andrieux, in which that fays that the teu dep cuted will almost from the stubs of the Revator Deves ins | save that th shaineful at who bad n | been heard, thai he had never mixed himself up in the Panama affair and was confident of his ability to meet ali charges | Others Saccined am@their friends assert | accused on the saost flies the hope of extracting under examination ed- Missions that would justify a trial, M. Viaeso, who is implicated inthe Paname accteations, has started for Cologne, -_ GOLD AND SILVER JUBTLERS, Elaborate Coremonics in Honer of the Ven- erable Bishop of Scranton, Scnaytox, Pa. 21.—The golden and | silver jubiloes of Right Rev. William O'Hara, | bishop of Scranton, as a priest and bishop of the Roman Catholic Church, are being edle- brated here today with all the pomp and im- Dee, Presrive ceremony such a rare event im the his- tory of the church should call forth. Cardinal bons, pe of America, came frow Bad- timore inst night by special train. vas ae. vanied by Bishop Keane and Mgr. Mang- nien of the aniversity at Warhington and other dignitaries of the church This morning at the Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul the fiftieth verary of O'Hara's ordination s priesthoud olataemmorated by the ntificn! high mass. The cathedral was 000 people, while handreds about the clergy of the diocese and priests, numbering fully 200, assembled tirst in St. Peter’ ce Hall avd then through the open ranks of the people their potently robes walked to the cathedral. entering by the nt door to the a atrended by priests a sanctuary from the swortsty the mass, assisted by Very v. G. tant priest, By erick of Susquehanna; deacon, Christ of St. Mary's Chure J. B, Whalen of st. Patrick He officiated at Pp. Lew , ; sbdescom, Rev, « . AND @. M. Cane Sustained by the Sapreme Court, Crvcixxati, One, special says that the tained the action of the Hamilon county eir= cuit court, which places the English perty am control over the Obio and Missivadj sod virtanlly unites the Owe sends "enserene control, with the L. and O. on top, _ str. A ™ Dec. 21.—A Columbus veloped that the case of