Evening Star Newspaper, December 26, 1892, Page 1

Vo 81, Na 20452. SPECIAL NOTICES. ION LODGE, NO.11, 1. 0. 0. a TUES IAL NOTICE: —— TION IN PRICES. | Lf A MELTING OF 1HE STOCKHOLDERS of the W: AY. Daceints ‘ushington and Georcetown Hail. on res IDEAL CUNNION RAMBLERA, for beth boys and Boceintar 28,180 pie Fhe COMPLIMENTS OF THE SEASON. Foal Company fr the slectiom of aireccors wil be ed ANG)O-AMPRICAN COMPANY, LIMITED. | girie, cuttin price to @50! (the same gouds at every | quarter’ ‘Theo ection af phere eames ip ihe SRI Gor pO NESDAY. ‘ie 110k das" ot ions ie ane, G86 enchs Polini we peeviounly wold at 870.) Cam you do better | "ising tahe (lare.\A full attendance in exvected. meer bake ant benoeies ee glee 2 | tr nips m + Be. of for Christman presente? ane HICHD EMMONS, Reo. Sec'y. Sy, 1803) kid opened on Saogerg 11 Tae al - — Sa PGUrAR PYNDEZVOUS OF Wase- > Z * eae Breer Bonin, © per cont sid 8 per cent, oon gonuutiy a surrey ure. co, | Bost Towse Memon AAS OR ROME | cHas. p.nODGRIN 20-8. KOOMES, Secretary, HT - i. | ALAS. ion TUESDAY EVENING. December 27, | 3 eae ALL PERSONS ARE WARNED AGAI Suge ond Galle Real Tatata, 1525 1dth st a. w. | 7:30 o'clock. All rewular Scoitiah Rite Masous in: | ‘Expert Handieros Plate Glass.” Degotlatine foliow\us stock of Northwestern Open evenings Gusta Besembes. 42 | Vijed. jusiness of impurtance. minke .<. ane resticent Oo. : No. to 51, inclusive, demad | HOLIDAY GE meet | ere ao. son 8. TATLOR, ov : | Gocks ie berino tang" sracl"a? iota Sizer | * 4 , " mn. | Pee Nisth Wreppere, oe ee | eee snd Secretary. _ MAY SANTA BE GOOD TO Your MURR eR hE 28th day of December, 1802 | bai % a b MPANY.— L S er. Dew — oem | ae eh a "That yon will have a merry Christmas is FICE — = Te Company, | aulteure, vu: that you, will live w tee 3 | calli tzom best foreign and home makers. Prices to y se hice 8 wares: . 2a der, } many others, enJoycontinual ——e FA inten og fet of Colgan ! a! decor: venous i» not soeure. That you Ce District o' 410-u are, . a to aot on any gther subject, pay dete ts my sincere wish C- you all {fom Congress the following bill ro PT CT SL Teimeeting, SAMOEL W: CObRT. 408 Leth st. niw..sne doce shovathe “Avenue.” ave | TPO EN exit to, aia proposed A lantio blag SEFUL HOLIDAY PRESENTS ee j ey a NOTE THIS FACT ALSO. beelslation, and for SAA parpoee, Will bold special | ey rit GES 7 On. A 22010 ion at “Mon FRIDAY. the | 12 Pet. ow. | ECK WEAR, | HE UAL EIIs OF THE! While we are making » “‘spectalty™ of #60 | Faiceter INSTANT, **to lay ons. lorate, ‘con | Corpse, [PSS AGS Ratt, Geek, Met) falltras heh atawe'hon aceon | Reese ae at eee BS eats BANURrnCHtera | SoNALBANK of Mamiingion, for ihe election of | January 1, for $50, plecen beer in coind that | raeeus sing Gr double track gaecnecr and freiga | | Chibektias, Coles AND witeD. | DAYS Ancary 0, 18nd" fh 2 Should you raguire Semt-Drom Suit. «Rue , | Svilehen. tumour. Geldgee and ether apcurtonances | = — — suserupens, watt oh, CHA! WILLIAMR, nese Suit, en Overcoat cr « pair of Trousers ‘ | Recessary to operate the same by horse, cable, electric | \, HALE HOSE, fo, 414.19, 26.)02.9 1 | OF steam power, in the District of Columbia, over, LEWIS & SON, v Pe rel you will And us ready to serve you with both } | throngh and song either of the following rents, oO. 'N, 142] New York ave. = ong her ror Bassoxo Horse Or 1 ar ples eae Dee “= FEW MORE CEPT | FA fabeia snd high-gredeart, bothastocut | Remely: Bit porinning. at g point inthe ity ot wen for and Ante. naton, Di-trct of Golam bia, reection, EWis G TEWKSRCRY & Co.. = ‘only fo) tue Customers and |! of Flora aventeand New Yorvarenue api etiendiee sag Pee Bae ne drs ieee he Mare mage | SAS Voicing Racralt sarmtaeny | OES. Phe Tutor, Sea ae S00D F ot. Ateme teen for itle a weil known fact that @ abirt made in the | Cuilthe Cards for New Year's, $0 : 100 for | #28 1TH ST. (Just above the avenua), 224 _| nile from sald Plortia avenne’s thence lesving ihe wagmneren, ». « eet inter and cooftr for ewramer,” We | E eS Hine of the aid Baltimore and) Ohio Railro ‘beet equipped shirt fertorios | BYRON §. ADAMS, Printer. Folne in e hortherly ce trss to the portieastern boun ©. @ BETA, Rencow. regen SEAESSSE, OEE, | (Tetepbone, o70.1 [uy baz thse apho wauidn't wearany — | $12,linp of the Distrit of Colurnbia at of near the ta: “ Saarebe deh | —ANTTA N Meo) 1 who Sala reection o et reent Depoeite recetved ambact WOUDWAND S LOTHUOS™ | BOE" seinoved ber often ond residence from 241d | Seveeanee,e, aes) Wah, There are g nu Evraid Satine the parties uemed Sensis of thoks poe | Derowte ter) van’ totereat allowed | {88H et. to SOG HL yr places Oiduoe hora’ 10 am. ire thie choler of <ither, for there are none ths Copnlaetents ott Tenino tt datiy balances nf, Practice Aiseases of women. ier in guallty ar styia” We are sole agen! ” Alazative, retreaning | ab Foren Scary “knox \ Advances made to corre fruit lores > >A MAGNIFICENT UPRI ‘tnd Ouio Rallroad, and extending | Advances. spontont= against available ‘very agreeabie to take for | ished in mahogeny, also additional plan. | 2237 PA. AVR. NW a&1m__| thence in « northessteriy course to the northeastern co interai fwsimao eda! ; wili wel! ‘or $500; wor h #400; on easy boundary of the District of Columpie. ‘st or naar the | ea CONSTIPATION, terms HUGO WonCH &'Co., Os 7st. diam BSE !AT ON DEMANDS OF A TAILOR, “fon of the ¢uid boundary {ine and the Barkan iia ate! om the New maesaotns tn ——SPROPRIATE PREGENTS IT PU. ; as | fond ae usar hercatier to aneveyed ani agreed arom Gorermmen! Bence SUT “Rachange | N DIEN lone of srpetite, wastric and SELL" eho cnaelaa gare beak beens fone wine neg be rlpge eg See Seid for the | Thigerinal toutes and ‘There's absoluiely no end to my list of etre Htasctt, an overcoat or a pair of trousers, it | fumble Ta Pee ny 5 WHOS Witt. nteeton, “Seed arsine ble, pe Whet you want Thats. Why anot #0 much the superior quality of the | ROSSELL, Commusionsrs & the District ct Oolum: Neen Ben PO AE pe Em tp a aa coe ace Sree "Book Sra Slew nf nm Book ¢ ut fabric that one drstres end demxuds anit is) aaa cae coal — Chivas ottees. |@RILLON, 88 Rue des Arobives, Paria, ‘and all’ pi A Webster Unabridged Dic— ‘the snparior making. cut, At and general | = é ten tor tretne | olS-witm-lp Bold by al) Drugeinte. —— hee REF tone At the Blizzard Adjustable Ice and Snow Creepers Crem ant Provan hase — he ordinary. Por Christmas Present Are your Tailoring eommanda satisfactory? | for horses. Beet thing yet produced. 3 sizes, Fit rem an: same Board of s ‘Statiomer, 41 St. N SNYDFR & GoD. any shos. Any one can put on. Set, €3 Extra 22 As Exrnsonpmany Opronrosrrs <a WAND-SE\ (od eo RE srectaity of the = Sy eS ee 71S THE DAY BEFORG CHRISTMA, | 5.1m ‘e18 Penn. ave. Love. Seewrnties Wei oe att bon = Ww ay Bm, Eu AYES 180 New York > = Ray PEyORE Pent Severitiesom covam Te. ever He w ; = fafa ie e iano To Ber A Waar FS * ec Ary al! through our house Bq FAT IS AT DAkBER & Ros fe gree vor youreeifor your spouse. skates Tor we thom 3 44 Boe coop" ron cmnisruas WEEK, a rete one! geemee a eee Ant — Crowds of thi 79, c sicned webener SS = tee * te = fyctured can be bad here at pees nse an iuor ke ceeretine uy buabans, wife, ot ser the advantages of the Gas-Heating - : wer Coal- - c agg a nian ond [Janie of all ning ped rhe) dh mt oll ney 208 vgs | over Coal-Heating Stoves. Iv to of Tews G@ TEWESBURT ‘OA, Belina,® ea’ Whisky exta paying barbartem to be carting coal into the house Ain led from salvored ou vated e: 4 yearsold, only $e. quart,33 U0 gallon. N. A. POOLE, 944 LA AVELN.W. em (Ontone, and cinders and ashes out, with all their dirt and discomfort. ‘The rate at which we are selling these 22.75 Gus-Heating Stoves shows conclue sively that there are quite e number who WE CLOSED OUT FROM A LEADING CLOAK MANUFACTURER HIS ENTIRE SAMPLE LINE OF LADIFS' CLOAKS AT A GREAT SACKIFICE ) OFFER THEM AT ABOUT HALF THEIR BALLANTYNE & SONS, ‘eveuth st. p.w = ABOUT TORR TIONS. ——- wrt, | donk an y YEAR RESOLU- Loss IDELITE ILpINa, EXVEST MENT ASSN, ; USUAL Piles THIS LINE COMPRISES La- | — The New Year wii soon be ushered into ex do appreciate their advantages. susost vw Gate ae a ee ce ce CARD PLATES, end engraved dies forcor- | isieuor hy Tline's Gewting pintons As the ol = APE COATS, &e., IN TANS, BLUE AND BLACK — rel tha tebe Sete ak Sonor aie vet sweet and Thte co! — sien.cen.co | SIZES ae To 3K ° > ] n thousend bel ough Stigca'vs gor alone: a Ma ye Roberta Co. are} aoa even In a pres WORTH O© RACH STARE THE REGULAR PRICES OF THESE WRAPS im Mr. Gedasy's charve, who will take pleas. Per btm y totake abrtel r a ae a oe, vee bern aarean Pix peyonris, eam | RANGPD F-OM $15 To #45. TF YOU CAN GET ure to prompily and properly filling ang} — Sudcousider the vrre/sor the: mel aerate 1 wiceatil HAVE You Mowry To <r pce = | FITTED FROM THIS LOT YOULL - URELY GzT order entrusted to him. Wish to aay to, those of the feather Strips aro equally as serviceable CHAMP ANS PER CEN) PER ANNUM COU- | A BAKGAIN. WE HAVE MARKED THEM FROM Eetensd eh the tren sopg of the cheap tafioe or in Summer as in Winter—Keep out the dust rage Towex Fon syRans | $860 TO €22.50, OK ABOUT HALF THE BEGU- | A @ OFDNEY Sucersor to Gedney # Roberta Ca. | collier nad” Atl theuasivas today with and saves furniture, ato. ¥ ee sone ee 4 sady suit, tot ashe ce , Wr Pat 6 PER CENT PLR ANNCMON | LAK PRICES. ENGRAVING AND STATIONERY At Firat Handa | that bereafter they wil! pu We're sole agent for the best—Valentines. ‘The cost ts trift AL DEPOSTYS OF $3 OK MORE. ouhaeesind midi khrmies ane fan’ profi Sirso by'y-tronizing s tao: of # cost ne STTMDKAWN ANs TIME ONS) peta alban og $ i POST BUILDING. fuerte donatte prise ina lonseentab- Let us send you an estimate free. pia s a AND CHILDKEN'S WHAPS AT A DISCOUNT OF Fe Tished re ied un exuinent waper RixeEE Aun Boek TICE. = FKOM 10 TO 25 PER CENT OFF MARKED, _1OTHST AND PA. AVE. ory a ip and fabric, cup ini casa NBEMIPAUDATTHR MATEOR | ERICER. WHY SOT A WRAP YOu A PRESENT | §—gasYOR WEAR AFTER GEM Tillage permit hit to Larose on fom ea DA a CAN BE Me PAUD AT THE KATE OR | WHEN You CAN GET 4 GOOD ONE WITH BCOH | Packie sk reamseutls veees Loui no rnin tigre prattatie Ranigies ree | ff-age> MENS “NER YEAWS DAY” FURNISH QF PER MuNTM ON EACH GLUDBUR | 4 gyact OUTLAT? | Tats : Now Yeurone year hence—-will TNa8. | _aitm eae GOAL! GOALT tne TT ER TOS cou | Is the rriceof Thtieitelph Neiffoeter aad cook Fot_n. appier and w.ser taan. | Ladies’ Wraps from. Misses" Wrape from... Childrew's Wraps from. 84.50 to $22.50 4.50 te 1860) B50to 9.00) rare an HOW WE OFFER THR PF TPRWs ON TOANS AND SPCCHETIES BRING If you want anything in the line of Men's Furnish- &e., that Santa Cl act TMES THE VALUE OF THE LOAN Don't fail to inspect eur stock of, Cloaks before; 4 coal to barn in rang THE PRICES WE ASK FOR MEN'S ss vente eran ove, SHOTS Smoking Jackets and Bath Gowns, 85 and up. ip . Thavestull snd complete’ siock of First-orade Coat fhe qus'tty of Shoe you | Goud all the year aroun?. PACH MONIM, KENDEXING IT LMPOsSI- — 1* Furnace, ‘hall recive such: satiaface ea FOK UC FALLONS 10 LOSE & &L he Latrobe, aang a5 Tae att cnr gta as am he Rane, oi with broad, median or eas ODF ite . ous (OTTRELLA ‘The Grate, : WE UGE He OFPece FOR CIRCULARS ses Branch oficen convenien iy located to the trade | GoBtT SNYDER, 1217 Pa. ave.ne. 10-9 Thove Tv-qte amorted cases at Fine ASD EUKTEER INFORMATION. - on ghd eae Main Mice ant Wert Fnd'riore yori,in20 20th eum. | togs, “outatning sats. Sweet, 4 gis, Rod - 7 ‘elephoue cal . = and dqis White Wines, seam to hzve strnok ele =—- HAKACISON DINGMAN, President pio2m Epopitar grou ikea fittievariety. - 2O-DAY R bl wa send yous cas : AMERICAN IC¥. AND COALCO., office | ey te pata € tickling” good things ae attonan Save erosit, | Hit 8 g Rs White Aah. unt... 5 85 a) weld ave the arte fire eagtoed tet oar Fine Old Brandy; SAYINGS AND TRUST COMPANY # MH o BaP Aad ¥ White Ash. pes 4.25 | C nnel. aya titer} gad “sscmatea” Witins” and” Fine Whiskies ‘00 pp kk Satisiaction wuaranitew! alway #1 Bg ad fo.nend you one on trial. one your orders, Of the District of Columbia, CORNEY TH ST. AND NEW YORE AVE 340 Bou Can accommoadiais Coal tons above eo eho is to the ton. Here with 3 fow thous And dont forvet that from usa ons can yon get the only Ty spewriter LIbBONS tia wont dry wp Litres HENRY A! CLARK) @S%, Agente, WOF ST. acd re OEE PATHONS AND PENDS ‘Are cordially iuvtied toail ou us and re- Celven Calen det for 1804, BARNES & WEAVER, i c | AVE vor Don't buy your Piano NE COMPAN) fan a _Telepho quo *PRANSY'S “DAILY CHAT. $20 fy about two-thirds what a taflor would charge you for the equal of one of these Rough Diagonal Chev- jot Suits. You won't notices bit of difference in the quatitty, style or fit. ‘These are lina’ beautifully and are in doubie or sin«le breasted sack styles; colors, navy and back, No | Avxouxcemest. H WE ARE XOW PREPARED TO SHOW THE) MOST EXTENSIVE ASSORTMEST WE HAVE EVER EXHIBITED IN POTTERY AND PORCELALY, FRoM RICHLY DECORATED PIECES TO SMALL, INEXPEN IVE ARTICLES, ESPE- CIALLY ADAPTED FOR CHLISTMAS PRESENTS, MOH 2126 Pa. ave. Stoves, Ranges, Tin ito Pinmbing, Hardware. Sexton'sGrint Latrobes, fuil nickeleds sot to heat low prices. Open evenings Good 41010 & GARRETT, RPAL FSTATE. nee Brokers, hive recoved thelr heast cor of lib stand New Chartered by special act of Consreas Jan. 1807, an acts of Oot. INGO, and Feb., 1902. CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS. Renin eater tr : deach onward per ancum Bovor ware and yaluabies taken om depostt. ‘from From a dealer or agent; a Twn jerchant tailor can make you TEN CENTS and upwaut recetved on depouit and ote ave Bw. and a ew offi's on the jor Kersey Overcoats Rich CUT AND ENGRAVED Be, cor. of 13th at. a¥e. bw. (last op- Save the money they make; me 2 pond re Segre Sitestet eiiswed en cumect uct es tian Gh. GLASS WARE. jonits tir old plats) wets they will be plgnaed, —- SOLID SILVER AND PLATB> WARE, Beict any busine sein thelr Lins 1e-10e* Buy a Bradbury Piano from you 250. Prepares and kere Wills free of charwe—eets as Fx- ewutor, Auminintrator and Trustee—eaceutes Trusts PARLOR, BANQUET AND GEORGE SPRANSY, 7thet."s “One-price Cloth 434 7th st. nw. ‘The Manufacturer. PIASO LAMPS, F. G. Smith, " ef alt kinds. AXD MANY NOVELTIES, sa te oe = : Brore open evenings from December 12. it destred = Ai takes a practical tailor to do busheling r loving te rightly, nu iuake you agit OF we ca Racing: Competent tion ro. BNL evrerios sare jide tie sour present ome’ an tae Te will Bibear L steeravant se Siete eee ee MEN'S OCOATS AND SUITS. aitertt. Peis — ALBERT L STURTEVANT. Secretary. MW. BEVERIDGR, FP, OF THE MUTUAL FIRE In- Siar aaa A. W, HEEL, **Down-town Tailor,” = SURASCE COMPANY OF D.C. Conte and.” Suite ‘BIS Pa. ave. n.w. x ashing’ Any Seong 1215 F Sx ato | | Policy holders are Vere ee See ars ro te : window. 7 isi. a on PRICES CUT IN HALF. — iat ec rag a PEE, |S Episcopal Prayer Tiooks a 88s ae — Resstery. | 410 Makers of Suyerlor Clothing. at exact'y half price. 7 ‘ ny the = CHURCHFS. SUNDAY SCHOOL —W\ TM 7 c E'evant Li Wiltne B'Glaen, uy30; Themes fe oase ae aa Sag ercigthing fr Cheeta BS TEP 70 TEARS ABSENCE MT | sony o. panmen Wish SP. a action hese aoa se Frecgst GObLbe wos bin SoHE te Wanbinetons Av Wat ae Be W. & MOGE Pres T. ©. DANTEL, Sec. Hourvar Baneaix as — FULL DRESS SUITS FOR HIRE. [TED states BUILDING AND LOAN asso. — =i WAL. GARNER, CIATION, 1513 ¥ et., Washington, D.C. SPECIAL DISCOUNT FOR TEN DAYS ONLY. cur Se ——— : cern tantie a a ei eae teal TROUSERS, Bq CMICKERING “PIANOS, — ee fares, 8100, pay month!y tnstallments — 87 50, whieh particiwate im ai prodte aud mature in 8 | sRappoRy UPRIGHT GRAND, ‘The artistic standard of the world, ion pants Full Droee x the Rewalar price, $500; spectal price, €205. ; HENRY F. MILLER PIANOS, oil be eacerg tebeans Pars tutereet cn contted tnanyamonnt, | WEBSTER UPKIGHT Gt. Beautiful in appearance, the ord-r Tuescay. 2 aid © per cent tnterest paid o& epecial deposits Regalar prt-e, $430. svectal price, 6255. Elegant ones for 850. from: the date hey are made. ect tf | HENNING UPKIGHT GRAND, Perfect in tone. com Be eee ER Brien. $40); sbecal pec, 5, MASON & HAMLIN PIANOS G. WARFIELD SIMPSON, Tailor, : ms aHT G Bensuat Coxrvicates po taengeer ghee oma ep) With their new method of stringing, Cor. 12th and Fate. nw. 226 All persons = a ~ton to bury a member | BRADBURY SQUARE GRAD, . rem ectfully tmvited to Regular price, $450: special price, $275. SSL PSS Mtests, | strersway square aranp, | Rewalar price, 500; epectal price, $260. toe reprmenung avy end ome: STANDARD ORGAN, very fine, First-cla-s in every particular, AND OTHER RELIABLE PIANOS: For sale or rent at reasonable prices and on Shop—514 Lith st. ‘ACES, RANGES AND HAVE YOUK RY a) Ta order by competent mecianics before the busy ‘The weather is lihely to be fair and very cold; temperature wil fail about £0 degrees v8 a.m. Tuesday; northeast win’ afte | is ts rooms. atorget ant ore trams: | Regu ar price. $150: spectal price. 970. | a#o> NO 2 istrove wo ots ty rooms, $19 ben vamytuaaae Boaieeas ‘TAYLOR AND ( ARLEY ORGAR, good, ced 814 Oth stn SOLE AGENCY AND HEADQUARTERS: A GREAT DRIVE IN LATHS. Beular price, 6125; special peice, O58. Boe AE FACTS POR COLD WEATHER. For the celetented We have, just recelved @ cargo of sweet OPES EVENINGS UNTIL & of qual ty tn Goal on hove ure tn Rous Ie ich Baas Sbled tancll al the low price of genre _ soe jour. it exo be oo a i jed torscll a CTH fnsitr te era espluieiy worthtenm even woree than WASHBURN GUITARS AND MANDOLINS thousand. Tn all essential guahtigs foe ; —_— ne coat, re of a0 jean _cosl or you wr Su mniper are Price Lathe, + TL. Havewsen, v thie kind We sell only the b tivered And the mitehiess which selt at ‘and fully equal tothe 3 the best condi: dat the i ussit 8. 8. STEWART BANJOS. % Wousand Member Washineton Stock Pachengs, F. G. Ssors. consistent with fair dealing. "es Pomible price es ae Well man ‘Only $2.75 per thon: peregrine er sick Seeeearecine ene One price, and that a fair price, to everybody. sa cerataiaile Gane Gases euaseas er ; NSON. ‘Varied assor! ther Kinds Pens Te, Ataatte Calidien BRADBURY PIANO WARE ROOMS, 280-tr 110" Ase ne, S19. MUSIC BOXES, MUSIC CABINETS, Jumber at the lowest cash prices, . - ites 1 =»THE RIVERSIDE DLSK CALENDAR LIBBEY, BITTINGER & MILLER, INVESTMENT SECURITIES. 1225 Pa avenw. | jeu dig eee cal ne eee ee “Lumber, Mill Work and Builders’ Hardware,” Stents, Bonds and Grave tout aud euld for cash or Exceletor Diaries nod VIOLINS, CORNETS, AUTOHARPS, ACOOR- | Cor. tit! st. and N. ¥. ave. nw. _, Ee Sypoiaht y—a a DEONS AND ALL KINDS OF MUSICAL ee ee — COR: FSPONDENTS Copying Freese and Sande. : INSTRUMENTS. 2 Bache @ Co, New York Steck Bychanws. Fine Statton: * USEFUL ROLIDAY PRESENTS, Lehman Bros. New Yor’ Cotton Fuchenen, Ving and Printing. SHEET MUSIC IN ENDLESS VARIETY. — - ew Oricane Cotton Ruchange. , aiaenl ‘The oldest and largest Music House in the city. Gold Spectacies. hivago Board of Trade. N & REPP, si to New sora, © ™ Latest Parisian Nove!ti a = { - Gold Eyerit im, Chcage and New Or platert Pesteten, Neveiticn, ane ACL Lth ot. Dat, Pa. ave. and Bist JOHN F. ELLIS & 00., Eyeniasses. leans Tolep +8 welT-te Geaieaad. alied with fue lowe = fresb from Pe ones AL Glasses bought for presents DLE FUNDS DRAW INTEREST WREN DEPOS. Bas serves ty fancy cartons <p> T00 LATE Now, : will be exchanged to suit the Oho Se cer tifhoaies Of ej Pio oud’ Th cists asehots: + ordore for STEPL PLATE b soaumbape sed cexene oma eancicicas Sy vine thin Ee Secchonrse of Genera! Bentine. ca aed Lae Fat arty the Mustotl Courier sboat the bennty: ed oath to come as they are J%% ¥ comsoa. axg. Ww. MACPRINEY ound ihe tone Sad onan of the Hewson ter and Pnblisher, 2108-1116 E st. new. ware i Courigy, bas stated? it CORSON & MACARTYNEY. You know anytbing about the suljert. GLOVE BETLDING, 1419 F ST. vw Fesacioat HI EBERBACHS. Renders an’ Desiors tm Grverniagnt Hinds. g—> ALARMING REPORTS Dereaita Fachane. Loans. Collections x prs ONS ARMS. etatead Rioste go Base ita ection get | Scetey PISS BEFTOSS ax> CHARMS: ee Ses ities Tpeslers wae detaed | REMING TO SHOES FOR XMAS PRESENTS. ‘aston act fore nn phar eh We have acomplete stock of them for every society, upep current rau} ments for supplying thelr trateare | stendaca ? = i? 5 wea Ra GS iasaraace and Fee | Leese art areck sesso Tange toneor eval. ad pridevand see The'targeat | TYPEWRITER Pe rgecratynemapeerez: “imate bel” Telaphoon stock wmehtandauit.jyin | SPECIAL DESIGNS OF PINS, BUTTONS AND | Heck theeulyawaiing Fou" crlers tet Ki — 3. MAURY Dove beolntely CHARMS MADE TO ORDER. seed ean ee tO! ceeie Dest G' Let BEGALIAS, BANNERS, BADGES. Branch : arven. Sear Ei Toe et uw. Fand Osta, r imecle and > tts. | Bend for ilustrated catatorne. It your wite doma't pre- S. N. Mover cette Wrckef, Seaxans§ Beaodict, e . sat you sia SE? stinenent -siun Gialamas asian Fou SALE BQiay BUANKETS AND stem.tetnitt A ‘use: Ss GPNVINCIBLE” Fyaes: 2 7Te er. MW. ry MONs “DSRS DES SIE Prevent yourself with thaw. 6 Fot $5. 85c Exit “Phe Two Od Timers.” & & ELLERY ani JOA M. IRELAND, Managers Branch Balto. Shirt Fact ry, Ol Sthst ww. near N. ¥. ave. junction, | crry IreMs. Washington News and Gossip. Index te phentinpae om88 ATTORNEYS... AUCTION SALES BOARDING... BUSINESS CHANCES COUNTRY RE. DEATHS... DENTISTRY __- EDUCATIONAL... EXCURSIONS, & FINANCTAL new oa HOTELS........... LADIES’ GOONS. LEGAL NOTICES... LOCAL MENTION... LOST AND FOUND. MANICURE. MARRIAGES. MEDICAL... MISCELLANROUA. MONEY WANTED AWD PO LOAN NEW PUBLICATIONS. NOTARTES PUBLIO. OCRAN STFAMERS. 1. POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. PIANOS AND UAGANS. PERSONAL... PROFFSSIONAL. STEAM CARPET CLEANING... SUBURBAN PROPERTY. TED (Lota)......cs.- TED (Rooms). TED (Situations)... Waa db MLscellansous) 2 2 Statement of the ciroulation of Tw Stax for the week ending December 2%, MONDAY, December 19, 1892. TUESDAY, December 20, 1892 WEDNESDAY, December 21, 1892... THURSDAY, December 2, 1892. FRIDAY, December 93, 1892. EVENING 2 34,844 -32,686 34,055 aerenee + 33,898 —— 33.447 SATURDAY, December 24, 1892... 37,707 PON cocks vcsstasemes 207,631 Daily average............. = 34,605, Teolemn!y swear that the above is a true and correct statement of the circulation of Tne EVaN- uve Sran for the weex ending December 24, 1 J. WHIT. HERO! Cashier Evening Star Newspaper Co. Subscribed and sworn to before me this twenty- sixth day of December, A. D. i892. Cwares S. Fiercaer, Notary Public D.C. ——__+ ++ To Subscribers. Subscribers to Taz Star who are served by route boys will confer « fevor by promptly reporting to Tux Stam office, either in person, by telephone or by mail, any nogli- gence on the part of route boys. eke a Gex. Scuorietp left here this afternoon for New York. He expects to return Wednesda; se Sreaxen Caisp did not carry out the pro- gram announced for him by going to New York today to consult with Mr. Cleveland or any one else. “A Pontmait or Puewpext Hannisox.—A large oil painting of President Harrison. el- eguntly framed, has beon sent to the White House by the artist, Miss Cora Wolsey Frazel, of this city. It has been placed in Private Secretary Halfurd’s ofiice. - LITTLE MARTENA HARRISON, Mas Genuine Scarlet Fever, but is Bet- . ter Today. Little Martena Harrison, the President's five- year-old granddaughter, reported to be a trifle easier today. Her ailment, which was at first supposed to be scarlatina, has developed into a genuine case of scarlet fever. Itis of a mild type, however, and will undoubt- edly yield to treatment. The two McKee children who were playing with the little pa- tient when she was taken ill have been watche: carefully, nursed ever since and are reporied today as being beyond danger of contagion. Dr. Gardner, the family physician, was met by a Srar reporter on the steps of the White House this afternoon. In response to an inquiry he said his patient was getting along’nicely and would, be thought, be all right again in a short time. Her fever was less today than on Sat- urday or yesterday and the disease seemed to be ‘losing its hold. The Me- Kee children, he said, were well and he felt confident they would escape the disease notwithstanding its insidious and contagious character, and their exposure to it before ite Presence ‘in the house was known, The White House was closed to the public today and will probably remain so until it is again free from disease. THE MEXICAN BORDER. Capt. Bourke Hag Arrived—Gen. Schofield . Looking Into the Mutter. * Gen. Schofield was one of the few officials who did not take advantage of today’s holiday. A Sran reporter found him in his office at the War Department this afternoon and acked him if he bad any news from the Mexican frontier. He said hi had | not heard —_anythii official from Texas for several days and did not expect any reports from there unless the troops now in the field should have tome of the men recent outrages on did uot believe, however, that the troops would meet with any resistance on their march, for the reason that their ap) aid be. thovght there were no guerillas on the American shore that the peo tie eon hat lay g Ee e ree eee or ei TWO CENT SOME CABINET GossIP. Those Who Are Prophesy'ng Fit it Dim- cult to Harmonize the Rumors. The cabinet makers are finding it very diff- cult to dove-tail their planks together ant many of them are working on mighty shaky timber. There is very little else to oocupy their attention during the holidays, and there is a great deal of speculation as to whom Mr. Cleveland will select as his advisors. One cabinet presented by some of the prophets for consideration on a dull day bas ex-Minister Phelps for Secretary of State, Carlisle for See- retary of the Treasury, “Pat” Collins of Boston | for Secretary of War, Herbert for Secretary of | 2 | the Ni Morrison’ for Secretary of the In- : 2 | terior, Dickinson for Atterney General aud i soba aoe 2 | Blount of Georgia for Postmaster Geveral FORSALE (Bicp2ten ‘The solid delegation of Alabama are vor FORSAUE (dorsescnl Vanioles 2 of Herbert being madeSeoretary of the Navy, FOR SALE (Houses). 2, 8nd his appointment would be generally ap- FORSALE (Lote @| Proved in the south by the men FORSALE (Misselinasoa g|from all sections who have served with FORSALS (Pisuos) 2\bim in Congress, ‘There is a strong belief, however, that Col. Lamont has been ve- lected for that place and that Herbert may have something else. Mr. Herbert's friends say that they do not think that there fs any other place in the cabinet be would care f They say that be would lace in | the ‘cabinet at ‘or the reason that he takes a great interest in the navy and believes that there is a great deal that a | Secretary can do to improve the sezvice. He hase great opportunity for making money in | his profession, they say, and if he does not come Secretary of the Navy he willenter asa j partner in one of the best law firms of the south, TRE ROUTH May GET TwRED PLaces The selection of Carlisle as Secretary of the ‘Treasury is looked upon as settled and is gen- ily very warmly approved of. Collins as | Seeretary of War would meet with general japproval among democrats, but it is |that he might | the attorney generalship. place, however, there is a growing belief that ‘it will go to Dickinson, in j Of the fact that be has declared that he not want to go into the cabinet. that be would and that Cleveland will be apt to insiet upon j bis taking ft. Itis believed tht not less than | two cabinet places, and inall probability three, will go to the south. There are three southern men of reputation prominently spoken of for the attorney geveral- ship, net to mention Hoke Smith, who is said |to think that place about of a+ize with him. {They are John Randolph Tucker of Vir- Concerning this oes It is believed pt the attorney gexeralship ginin, Representative Culberson of Texas, who | | is regarded as one of the strongest men of the jouth, and ex-Representative Hammond of | Georgia. The three are regarded ax excellent |lawyers and men of general ability, besides | having experience in public lif It is not thought that Hammon will go into the cabinet. for if a cabinet officer is to be selected from Georgia it is believed that Blount will be mnde Postmaster General. Blount has served long in Congress and bas served on the leading commitiees. He has been on the appropriation commities | and gave up the chairmanship of the comm- itteeon post offices and t roads to tako the. chairmanship of the. coma itteeon foreign affairs in this Congross. TRE UNCERTAINTY 48 TO MORRISON. There is a very strong difference of opinion about the selection of Morrison fora place in the cabinet, both as to the possibility of his getting the offer and as tothe advisability of his selection. There is alwars @ Morrison and anti-Morrgon faction in Tilinoie, end though it is understood that the antis wonld | not dare make an open fight against Morrison if his selection like it. re probable, they would not Outsid> the state it isn good deal the There is a throng of earnest Morri- son adinirers who would be delighted at bis go- ing into the cabinet, but {here are others who Would not like it much. ‘The rockribbed democrats generally are afraid that Phelps is going to be Secretary of State. ‘The idea of his selection is not gratify- 1ug to the general run of earnest partisans, CAE EI A GREAT DEAL BETTER. What is Said About Mr. Blaine’s Condition Todas: At the residence of Mr. Blaine it was anid this afternoon that he was a great deal better. His condition showed even an improvement over yesterday. Returning strength gives the pa- tient increased cheerfulness and that reflects upon his physical condition favorably. The family are said to be very much encouraged by his steady improvernent in the last few days. Dr. Johnston called upon bis patient once hopeful. Mr. Biaine is said to take keen delight in the Christmas celebration going on around him and received with pleasure and apprecia~ tion the kind messages which his friends send o——_____ WANDFRED AWAY, An Aged Methodist Minister's Mysterious Disappearance. For nearly four weeks now Rev. Joshua Thompson, an aged Methodist minister, has been away from his home and his friends in this city. He left here about the let of December, telling his wife that he was going to Baltimore. She has not seen or heard from him since. He basa son and a daughter living near Rochester, N. ¥. Mrs. Thompson has written to them informing them of her husband's ab- sence and has received replies that they have not seen the missing man. It is proposed now to take some steps to clear up the mystery which surrounds bis where- abouts. Rev. Mr. Thompson is about sixty- seven years of age. and bas not been actively in the ministry for s number of years past. He is, however, still a member of the Genes- see conference, New York. About three years ago he came to this city with his wile and ‘opened a boarding house. He preached occa- nally at Union chapel and attended with con- siderable regularity Poundry Church. He was @ man of venerable appearance, but during th t year some of friends thought that be Copan to show signs of mental failure. 't became for him to leave the house on G street between 17th and 18th streets, and the removal and the uncertain future, ther with some trouble about hie property in Rochester, is “thought to have affected his mi The house 719 Sth street was secured when the furniture was removed. A portion of it was recently sold and the balance stored in one or two rooms and the lease of the house given While about for another house informed bis wife that he was to Baltimore. He packed and leaving $5 with ber be started o! had with bim between $200 and $300. Mrs. Thom) is entirely at sea as to where ber in is or why he so mysteriously disap- She is inclined to think that his mind disordered and that be wandered off in fl | dazed condition. Seer See Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses have been issued by the clerk of the court to the following: Rae W. Maxwell and Annie B. Wesbury; Norman F. Hines and Adelle @ Roach; Merwin-Marie Snell and Minnie Gilbert Sprague: Jobu Hardy and Annie Hamilton; John 0. Dennison and Elizabeth V. Mulliken; Everett MacKinstry and Marie Lewes, beth of New York; L Presiey and Sarah J. Logan; Wilbur Hawz- hhurst and Elizabeth A. Branger: Robt. Hender- eee during the day and found him cheerful and | a traveling | A WILD FERRY BOAT. The Fanwood Esoaped Control and Crashed Into a Pier. IN CASE OF D2. MeGLYNWS FOLLOWERS —'A Letter in a French Newspaper Ss. | Causes a Duel. VICTIM OF A WOULD-BE JOKER ] | ™ FERRY BOAT RAN AWAT. Two Passengers Hurled Overboard When the Vessel Struck the Pier. Naw Youn, Dec. 26.The ferry boat Fanwood of the Central railroad of New Jersey, while attempting to enter ber stp at the foot of Lib- erty street, this city, at 12:15 o'clock this morm- ing, crashed into the Lridge under full headway, driving the bridge up ou Weat strect and breab- ing down the entrance to the ferrs house On board the boat were some 300 passengers mie who were immediately thrown ante When the crash came four Mrs. Learns one-year-old grand: Edward & of the fe The girl became alarm open and the «: into the weter: With ascream the old Isdy jumped in and then over went the two men into the iey Hudson, The deck hands came to the rescue at once, and with the aid of sou bo Passengers the quartet were dmg k on the boat with Fopes. which had bew n to thera arly this morning the party. which bad come from Philadel bin vend ‘the day at Whitestoue, 1. i., siurted for their destination little the worse for their midnight bath. In the cabin of the bont several passengers were slightly injured. John Mason ‘ot Jeteey City was severely cut by glass and was injured by being thrown vivle: to the deck. The accident was caused by the pin of the eccen- refusing to work just as the boat he slip, tric crank reached ti —— T™ ATED ON THIN Icr. | | Characterization of 0's, Followers. not Dr. Me- ac Church, mtn the minds of as to whether those persons who had been excommunicated from the church for attending the meetings of the Anti-poverty Society after having been forbidden to de #0 by acircular letter from his grace, the arch- bishop of New York, would be permitted to receive absolution The question was propounded to the rectore of many churches and br the followers of Dr. | McGlynn, but nove of the pastors were willing to express an opinion on the eubject | Many of those who have followed the pourse of Dr. McGlynn and permitted themeclves Archbishop Corriga Mec Dee. New Yous Glyn has bro! many peo; The ret the fold of the Roman Cat! b ap the quest through their love for bin 19 disobey the | mandate of the church beve secretiy | regretted the matter. The trouble which has been caused by the death of some of the Anti- ‘ty Society members and the fusal of the church to permit their bodies to buried in consecrated ground has caused | the friends of many of these mombers to wish | that there might be some reconciliation A clergyman well posted on canonical lew | save the matter of granting absolution to such of thoy have been excommunicated as bbihop Corr: | and that in due course of time the’ matter wi | be made the subject of « special circular to be Used in the arcdiocese. | _ Areporter enlled at the arcl | dence on pal reei- indivon avenue aud submitted the | Question to the archbishop. He said: “The |answer to your question is very simple. If twenty “ poople returning on the |ice appened to break through and the one who invites them to go skating suc- ceeds in escay ing from the poud—the others who followed bis example are not rescued from | the water because their leader hus it thone who attended the anti-poverty meeti wis to obtain absolution let them apply fort in the proper way and thelr request will be granted.” —_— MORE POPGUN PETULANCE. A French Ex-Minister Challenges the Re- Manager of a Newspaper. Panis, Dec. 26.—Deputy Rainall, formerly minister of public works, bas challenged to @ duel ex-Deputy Denayrousse, the sutbor of the letter published in La Cocarde on Satar- day, charging that several of the stef of the Republique Francaise (new manded 900,000 france from the Coedit temcor for asmistin, for 6 inthe passage of the municipal il, Sen. Poiriere, part proprietor of the Repub- lique Francaise, M. Christople, governor of the Credit Foncier, and Joseph Reimach bave already deuied the truth of Mf. Denavrowess’s starement, M. Denayrousse was formerly manager of the Kepublique Francaise. ~ VICTIM OF A JOKE. Charles Fields Lies Horribly Burned In Chicago Hospital. Dec. Charles Felds is tm the hospital horribly burned bout the legs and lower part of the body. He is the victim of a Christmas joke. Fields had gone to sleep on a sofa clad in @ | uniform not exactly fitted for street wear, Under the table was a pan contaiuing several lumps of tar. Thos. Files,a fanny man, whe | boards in the same house with Fields, came into the room and conceived the idea of tat the legs of Fivids. He melted the tar ar deftly smeared it on. Then be awoke Ficids and waited to bear him say “Ha. ba.” but be was edly disappoimted. An scrimo- nious debate eusutd aud then Piles was tuvited to get the tar off or something would bappen to him. He rubbed Piéids’ legs with kerosene to }loosen the tar. and. after r brought « lighted lamp to survey the progress Cricaso, made. He'put the lamp too close to the iegsand an explosion followed. Fields —y eround tbe room hkea mad man howling, gazing ut ihe blazing contort seconde. fied to the outer air, Other boarders | in the house put out the Gre, but no Fields bad been frightrully but pot fatally burned. The tar is off, but most of bis hide went with it, thes, efter = LEVION NOT INSANE. CAPT. Reports From St. Petersburg Recanting the Capture of Unlawful Sealers, Loxpox, Dec. 26.—In speaking of Capt. Levion’s return from Bering sea the st, Peters- burg correspondent of the Times «aye thet the reports of this oiicer’s in-anity are uufounded. Itisgiven out in Levion's defense that the crewsof British sealers, seized under bis di- rection, were fairly treated aboard bis vessel. All the abuse complained of is said to bave come to the Russia: ottemis at Petro; aulovekt, The English case has been presented ut the Russian foreign office and the probability ts, tars the correspondent, that England will take America’s view of the matter, maintaining that Bering see 9a mare clausom. which case matters may drag along for rome time to come. “In fect,” continues the co: “there is strong cround to suspect colluston be- tween Russw and America in this affair. Kuesia carnet and prostms bly does not invend toclaim qrolusive rights in the waters where theve ves- sels were captured.” New Youn, Dec. 26.—Chas. Foster, Secre- tary of the Treasury, is an the city and will re- main over todas.