THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, T1O1 Peansylvania Ave. corner 11th Street, by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, 8. H. KAUFFMANN, Pres't. Tae Evaxiva Stan is served to subscribers in the dity'by earriers, on their own arcouut. af 10 cents Pee Sesh os, He pee, month Copies at the commer, = cents: Mall anywhere in the Caited States Cee posture av cents per month. Sarvapar QuapRUPLE Swexr Stam $1.50 per an. [Entered at the Post Office at Washington, D. C., as second-class mail mater.) ‘All mafl subscriptions must be paid in advance; ao paper sent loner tan paid for Rates of advertisine mae known on application. Che £p Vor. 77, No. 18,005. ening Star, WASHINGTON, D.C, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29,’ 1890. TWO CENTs. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. | SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. aS waghter wants it.” Parents who wis asters: Prag ay c today's Star, pase 16. it eee Yow 4 catHorrer ARE YOU A PROTESTANT? ARE YOU A HEBREW? ARE YOU NOTHING AT ALL? Is your soul at peace with God? Why not? COME TO THE MISSION at ST. JAMES CHURCH, Sth st. bet. Band Ca.e. REV. FATHER HUNTINGTON, Onder of the Hoty Cross, Missioner. ‘Mission December 6 to Deceuiber 21, 1890. Services announced later. ntl THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK- hokiers of the Aznerican Printing Press Co. Wil Be held at the ofhcr of the company. GLH st Bow. MUNDAY, December 8.19900, at 2pm. Sorthe Plarpions of clectinis directors for the eneuitar year and rhe t ata. tim of th ther Dusiaess a8 way TOD Stix come before it. Foils open frou % until 7:45 m. ‘Transfer books clove Nov. 2. M. G. EMERY, _ sent Preskient. woe Pe. a EF. BROOKS, G31 ISTH ST. N.W., CORCORAN BUILDING, Having purchased the remaining stock of THE MITCHELL-VANCE CO. CRYSTAL saperion GREATLY EDU GAS FIXTURES, Li TNISH. IN THIS CITY. SELLING AY COST A BEAUTIFUL LOT OF IMPORTED BRONZES. Di 'T COMPANY DF MARYLA: b, 7 NORTH CALVERT STREET, BALTIMORE. CAPITAL, $500,000. BECOMES SUKETY. “ MASAGi ACTS AS REGISTRAM. RECEIVES DEPOSITS. MAKES LOANS. OFFICERS: ‘Secretary. of Executors, Administra. eceivers, Trustees, Ac., and in all etakines ih Stultal procewlinss. sees the fdelity of salaried officers, clerks proved colinteral and Mortwages. Isa lowal depository tor Court atu Trust Manas Estates for Executors, Administrators, Guardians, Trustees, Ac. Collects rents, incomes, Sc: POOLE & KNOTT, General Agents, _olseotm G10 Tt st. CHARTERED BY CONGRESS 1818. RANLIN INSURANCE CoO. Of Washington, D.C. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. Dr. DAN'L B. CLARKE, Prest. GEO. E. LEMON, Vice Pres:. CHAS. S. BRADLEY, Treas. 1. FENWICK YOUNG, Secy. WILL P. BOTELER, Asst. Secy. s27-3m Be" ARE Now Prepare ‘To SHOW OUR WINTER STOCK OF CARRIAGES, Comprising ai} latest styies of Brouchams, Extenson-iront yeaa Demi Coaches, Beran Cosches, Sixcwat Kockaways and Coty Hor banaye. Oy gies ame exclunie and works Ssh are pcjual to that of any builder in auntry and excelled by none. Guar divvay of Vine Harness far surpesree any: thing m that line ever shown fm this city. OUr Bock, Spcarnace, Hotes) Horse Bianicés sid Btatie Beloneinss is and complete. The ‘Stock is lange and selection good. ANDREW J. JOYCE'S SONS, ‘Sew Warercoms, 1078 and 1030 Conn. ave. P.S.—We keep every article necessary for the Horse, Stable and Carriage. n1S-im Te ratte town and laundered with on SUPrition tisisa = Ant delivered at, ‘SO CENIS PEK PAIR. sUaranterd in every particular. YALE STEAM LAUNDRY, ‘S22 10th st. near car. of Fy ‘F-H. WALKER & CD. Telephone call—1082-3. BOARDING. FEED Moos WITH BOARD AT Tae New York ave. mw. mie WWASTED-SEVEN BOARDERS BY THE WEEK SEmonth. | Fenusrewunable, Apply at O24 E xt B.w. “Convenient to Pension and Post of per Boskeesc— pou AND ROOMS IN THAT handsome double house, 307 D st. n. w. Grot, dc with, counfeuasesting’ bel rennet es i een i iuolern iquprovements. APPIS to “esate Miss HOOD. DARD A -: park in KD AY THE JERSEY HOUSE, sis ¥ STN. , Secomd-story ruoius, three-story, frumt and other oous. "Good bount: low Rents 2” PRESEN RGE NICELY FUKNISHED ROOMS, SINGLE oF eu suite, with board; terns eanonable. ¢ 5 nesowe SINC st. ne. (HE WESSTER. O15 ISTH STN. W.RATES 81 per day: week. #ti. bealquariers for sightseers: Bret lass place ; runs stages daily to all points of my¥e /AKDING. INGLESIDE Carr, | 00? 13th st. nw. ‘Two doors above F st.. is now o} “inne teal st Teasinatie rates; als for rent large toms, furaiahed varuisied. aS lon" 1s HE LITCHFIELD. 906 14TH ST_, Is now ready for the reception of both transient and Permanent guests, olsim* Mrs. D. B. STOCKHAM, Prop. PERSONAL. FORFIGN GENTLEWAN WISHES THE AC quaintance of a Indy. Address Vint ise VUE THE GENTLEMAN WHO TOOK By win: take a blue diacoual overcoat last Wetnectas tie ot Takoma Park please call at dll Mase svee net, sacbanwe? re. BW. and EXAMINATION QUESTIONS “AUTHORIZED, PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGi Williams & Co. Communications, prompt Yended to and sericthy conideutial ‘opel Soar, Watt Witt dais Monee, G0 Fea. Pim (ow 18 THE TIME. WE WILL PAY * Money” for gents’ irs:-clane second-hand ¢ ‘Aires oe call St JUST OLD STAND, Glo Dat on QTEINWAY AND OTHER CLASS PIAN STEPIEAL A CTH pr came vases mete “25 Pu. ave. GET IN ON THE GROUND FLOOR! L-ACRE LOTS! ACRE LOTS! 5-ACRE LOTS! $25, $50, $100, $250, 8500! ‘To persons abroad we would say. The coil is here. The climate is here. The geographical position of advantage is ‘The navigable bays and rivers are here. ‘The railroads are here. LODGE OF ‘ECTION, Nad As cttng cs tl nett opal Session at the Cathedral, 1007 G st. n.w.. on MON- BAY peypaiber L Thi0h at @ p.m, arp, FWork, 1408 Tait "ALEX. HL HOLT, Sed decree, Secretary. Vode, No.2) 1.0. meeting at thelr ball, Harry’ Bier ‘of Mechanics Lode, No. 1S, of Bs Also to meet cn SUNDAY AFTERNOON, pispiih at 1 o' jock aarp, to attend the funeral frost (pease LEWIS, Secretary, o> THAT MOTHER In THE BEST OF TrACI —- ers wh TURY DICTIONARY and bets hier ot ‘See Houseboin Educa tion, under ations, today’s Star, page 10.18 SOUTH CAPITOL BRIDGE-ALL MEM- a 74 <= h0.M.—THS MEMBERS OF ANCHOR <— ane ‘bers of the South Capitol Bridge Axsociation interested in the bridge move st in- ‘Weetine at the American House, MONDAY, 10:30 a.m. it iE NATIONAL, LIFE-MATURITY IN- BURANCE COMPANY. A WASHINGTON INSTITUTION, MANAGED BY WASHINGTON BUSINESS MEN, OFFICERS: HORATIO BROWNING, President. W. E. CLAUK. Vice Presi ‘The current of emigration is coming here. ‘Men's and women's thoughts and interests A word to the wise is sufficient to bring you 15 Minutes by Rail to Baltimore. 45 Minutes by Rail to Washington. ‘23 Hours by Rail to Philadelphia. ‘3 Hours by Rail to Richmond. 43 Hours by Rail to New York. 10 Hours by Rail to Boston. SOUTHERN LAND COMPANY, (Incorporated under the general laws of the state of ‘Maryland, April 7, 1888.) CAPITAL STOCK, $150,000. ACTUAL HOLDINGS, 8300,000. Home Office represented by ROBINSON, CLARKE & CO., INVESTMENT AND REAL ESTATE BROKERS, 44 Atlantic building, 928 and 990 F st., ‘Washington, D.C., General Managers for New York, Boston, Richmond HAS NOT A WOMAN MIND? cher curiosities See Household Ea $335,000.00 | New Publications, ‘the Stockholders of the M: the District of Colunbta will be held at No. } Louisiana Avenue, for the election of Directors, &e., on MONDAY EVE Decewber 1. 1800, at CLAYBAUGH HALL, Wit 14THS will be open for the "uni ui. George Independent Onder of Hecha- ‘The tmturnied knichts of the orer, eit iarke will speak. bites, In charee. under command of the H. ©... 4. C. Lee and Prof. James A. 6 iniusie. "All welcome, POUNDORFF & ¢ BE ARE AGENTS FOR DR. JAEGER'S UNDERWEAR. BRYAN & CO., COR. F AND 15TH ST. STANDARD SE J. 3. Hi “To trcz uh street. DR IRVING C,, ROSSE, his office to the “Albany.” 1701 H st. n.w. Oto 12-30, 4t05. ‘Telephone call, Us. REMOVED HIS office to 1:4 New York av niet BRILLIANCY. ASTRAL OIL, five-gallon cans, At BECKEWS PAINT STO tL EYE E Specialist, haas removed his office from Ph to 1217 K si. u.w., Wasuineton. Office hours Sto lam. and > to S pm. daily except Sunday. immediately after the extrac- eth, with no waitine at all, call and consult Dr. J. BARTLETT HILLS, Specialist in Teeth. 531 F st. nw. Bee PA Arrangements have been mule for the convenience of, ms living in the eastern and Si Ny Which they cam pay their yas bills during NATIONAL CAPITAL BANK THE WEST END NATIONAL BANK, the Sth of each month, OSE ONLY, will be entitied fo the discount of 2c. 2000 1 x Mozl-tr. WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY. ‘western sections of is § OUMENT trontheer. D. ELDRIDGE: Secretary At, Esi., Counsel. SEL ALBERT: Cashier. DIRECTORS: HORATIO BROWNING of Browning & Middleton. SAMU ORMENT, Pres. Central National Bank. BOND, Hariwe Clot James L. Barbour & Son. BARBOUL of KRIS, Patent Attorney. Live Stock Broker. . ELDRIDGE. Actuary. DYER, Insurance. ‘More than $750,000 cash paid to Washington Citizens in Four Years, LIFE AND INVESTMENT INSURANCE. Note our Investment and Life Policies payable by monthy payments. All the advantages of Industrial Insurance at half the cost, with iminediate benefit. iE LARGEST LIFE INSURANCE = SOUTH OF PHILADELYHIAS ANY 20,000,090 OF INSURANCE REPRESENTED. Agents wanted. Apply at office, CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK BUILDING, 122, 29,d0,13, 20-5 WASHINGTON, D.C. FOR A FINE RESIDENCE THE GROUND AT THE CORNER OF . 16TH AND 8 STREETS Ts well ada . ‘The front on dots at $2 and 81.75. ‘THOMAS J. FISHER & CO., it 1924 Fest. n.w, JF YOU WANT GOOD PRINTING AT the lowest possible price consistent with wood worktuanship and a. business conducted you an honest bushs call ipo tue, No can vassers eusployed to impurtime you, but would be ease to nee sou in iy office, the neatest and fest eanipped in the city for a general book and Job printing business, BYRON 8. ADAMS, 512 1th st., 26-3 ‘Three doors below W. B. Moses & Sons. THE WEATHER: | —a Tomorro ta [tkely to, be fairs sept on the 3 Mroltna coast’ toes warmer; variable winds. bese nee har ead, os ag Rew Lork ave. n= Preterres Gall. ot Oth. at, BETTER GRADES OF LUMBER, BETTER SYSTEM OF BUSINESS, LOWER PRICES, BRING US THE CASH TRADE OF THE CITY, LIBBEY, BITTINGER & MILLER, 6th st. and New York ave. A. NECESSITY—AN ENGRAVED CARD correctiy maule shows refine iment, of taste, A present fora, friend that will be hivhly valued and last for years. See. GEDNEY & ROBERTS, Engera mh 407 10th st. near Gas Office, OFFICES OF WILLIAMS BROS, é Real Estate Brokers, S17 Est., cor: Oth. w. rant We wish to announce to our friends and the public ft the piares card will fad ‘abd invite all tocall ead see us. Vindtio. WILLIAM: ‘Telephone call No. 1207. = marae DK. G.G. MORRIS HAN RECOVERED from his recent illuess and is now able to resume his practi os ALL PERSONS ARE HEREDY WARNED. hot to nevotiate = note drawn in favor of Wid F. McCormick by Neilie H. O'Keete, as the same ux Deen lost payment hea Dein supped, Tt + DAVID F. M'CORMICK. "OH SALE-FOR ONE-HALF OF ITS value, ‘s high swing patent \¢- snlait, made by Morgan'& Co No. 1o0Kd tied ita been very. cod ported by owner two Sear Has cen very Nite nal ead isin perfect order. man be seem U5" oh —— @Room, nett IUi1'H st. pan it be held st Harper's F + W. at Peiock Jo oR WEDSESDAS "the id any of Dace: ber, A. D. DNHO, for the purpose of electing a board of directors to serve for the year next ensuiny, apd sucl other apices 2 tny properly come before it. Pol] Creu at 3 otcloek pee on and after suth inst. BF. Mot ir the Pout St ae ME Chueh tocousider tue present condition of the eeusterys i pie de room Of maid ch, DEC! POXIMO, at 720 Stlock. “GEORGE Re COOK, nilaw Secretary of Comnittse. IN THE SUPREME COURT THE 7 iN TCT OF COLCMBIAC, eae Willan Fendi, Eula ner etal. No, (Tos cau ity Feerred te to ype $f she enone sale of real estate o *h GEOKG! Hawa died sgtitice tm hereby given that £ Mall ype ute the said onder of reference on ot her, A.D. USK) at TS ta st uny oftes in the United. States Court’ Metise, Wal: Sheton, D.C. rata es thea CROROH Papeete Rye Tear JAMES G. PAYNE, Auditor. IX THE SUPR col THE OR COLUMBIA, OF TH DISTRICT wrk atte he 128; elope ‘A G01 - ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCK. ‘of the. of the District of a ane caret ee on" 3 COMPANY. FOURTH STREET M. F., CHURCH.—SUN. AUTHORIZED BY LAW TO ACT AS EXECUTOR, ADMINISTRATOR, GUARDIAN, TRUSTEE, BY WILL OR BY DEED, RECEIVER, ASSIGNEE, AND TO TRANS- a ACT ANY CHARACTER mt OF TRUST BUSI- onal Church SUNDAY at if o'clock. Bessie Starr Keefer will speak. “Good music. E. 3. WOODFORD, ‘River Grand. It ‘NESS. —_ ars 5 ave., 7:30 TO MOWROW EVENING.” Suny, "ease Stan Reefer of WILL MANAGE ESTATES, FURNISH GUARAN- | Cenada will speak. Public invited. ge TEED INVESTMENTS, MAKE AND SELL LOANS SECURED BY FIRST TRUSTS, Asan evidence of the sound financis! condition of classes of business above di 4, we cell attention price. Do not wait until near New to the fact that after a valuation of our assets during the height of the recent money disturbance, the Comp- troller of the U.S. Treasury granted us the following Expert in Trousers, Oa of thie Chi ‘Whereas, The American Security and Trust vom- Pany has filed with me the certificate of its intention ‘This is to certify that said company has complied | 120 with the requirements of said act, and is entitled to PROPERTY? duties imposed, by sald act of Conzress, on corpora- | Purpose of devising Ways und ineans to preserve the And I further certify that I have examined the prop- | <=> NOTICE erty and assets conveyed to the said company, in ac- | December 1, at 8 o'clock p.tu. in the parsonage of thé the paid-up capital of said corporation to the extent of best and the chea farther cortify that the said company hs deposited ‘with me deeds of trust and other securities equal in sctual value to the sum of two hundred thouslind doi- | ™St Pay them or lose thetr credit. for the purposes and upon the trust provided far in and | bills. i ‘Those persons who have failed to make any arrange- Se SERVICE. to Swedes rom of anid act of Congress. SEAL Ew eLe In witness whereof I have bereto sutboftbed my anrfeHi Buistoyp seat ‘ASD "GENERAL ‘ame and caused my seal of office to be affixed to these presents,at the city of Washington,im the Dis- trict of Columbia, this 17th day of Noveader, aD. TO THE, 8 OF THE CASHTOWN { j gjonth of the price of pound -— ) ES See oe f og SUPE eee ST. PAULS ENGLISH LUTHERAN g=> THE BHOTHERHOOD OF ST. ANDREW. ‘Sunday ist. near Washington Circle. ‘Geer of Trinity imitation to all, oe Chareh, corner of 1ith and H sts. n. w.. 5. st and br bo mie, pastor, Tomorrow morning evening at | 5 be itn Now vert. scm AUCTION SALE “SHE TABERNACLE OF DAVID. ei iy men. to be present. GE ema secunrTY AND TRUST | a ee on ee ave. 2, school, a.m; preaching by the pastor, ‘Tian and? ‘ wv. Win. M. Ferguson, 118.41. ib, serena f- — jon to younz people, lome Scene. York. foun peorte and stranwers welconse i Under Act of Congress Approved October 1, 1800. | hve AND Me irre aL Pasicnina | Sa ‘at id P.an. by the pastor, Rev. | eyes C= ~ ~ Rabbath sche rene muceting : wane > ‘Thursday eveninuc and official meeting Friday evenings | Y-"- + Subd nea REV. A. ZIMMERMAN) cai Pe MOA ‘retary. nxcurves Derontrs supsecr To omxox ann |e eeaae aT ents Psa ea | BE m = = asp ‘Tomorrow evening at 6: “x. orga ALLOWS INTEREST THEREON, Ei pea WEN T. Kel . D, e's meeting hool, Odd Fellows’ 5 OFFICE OF THE COMPTROLLER re a ee me n.W.—Services at 1 houses, ainong them two on Kst. near 20th st: | Uptime wervice by the pastor, OF THE CURRENCY. entirely new, built in frstclasy style, at | Riviey yt 75.70 per month each, including water: Zi:ws | Htndey schoo yvania ave. n-w., with nine roows, all | © i ents, recent olonler, at #55 per ionth; 1923 N (near British lezation), lance, with ten B. H. WARNER & CO., RAL UNION MISSIO Thuntswiving day, thre ple Of the city, the nil Mu. J. H. Parkucnst, having passed a very cen appointed engineer at the National } ry day and nicht ritual reiief to teupte ‘ ne Lord is Zoo —An examina- the rooms of the wists December 2. ‘The indications are that there will be not less than 400 perrous examined Connecticut ave., N aud Ith sts. Tue Coxprrio or Gex. Capmus M. Wixcox, who was injured by falling on the street Wednesday night, ix about the same today ax Yesterday, the only exception being that he has a slight fever. Amoxa THE PRestpENt's CALLERS today were Secretary Proctor, Attorney General Miller, Christian Endeavor ‘Furaday’ events service — =e ENDE E. CHURCH, MA: Toons, well arranced, in coud onler, southern | inichardson, pastor, pontine, cavonable, a : toavail itself of the provisions of the act of Congress | fuoutn “mt Wr Feasonable, at SSLIA per | path entitled, **An act to provide for the incorporation of naostt 916 F st. nw. ~~ trust, loan, mortgage and certain other corporations - SS within the District of Columb,” approved October 1, | gee REMOVAL. — Pa ot the" Stetnoit ear are 1800, and to be chartered by and under said act, duly BASTOR & RUFF, STATIONERS, = Cor. Pa. ave. asf 13th st, have removed to eee | __ 421.11th ot. 2.w., opposite Star office. Pree And whereas the said company has satisfied me that | UrLn Sores ¥ school, {tis anate deposit, security and trust company here, | aoe fa Be tofore organized under tiye laws of the state of Vir ‘Our store's open Saturday night until 12 ere fpat off their busin mutt te tant esas ot s<= finia, and that at the passage of sald act, and contin- at off their buyin, unk the last hours of ‘ously since Decem! D. 1980, i¢| permitted. to come eck ide thal momayrhs 730 pa imo ae ee Ser ot es eS. fse ood are not found: satisfactory’ at All weicoine has done and carried on in the Distric of Columbian wor ‘We ive every customer a lexal guarantee warrantiny our coods an prices, which en side deponll;, beak, tneu end tenetgnee teninese ad ables hin: to return goods und receive cash 1 ans. and 7:90 p. wor, Does any other house do as much? ‘cordinlly invited, ‘that it is entitled to avail itse#of provisions of said y sell better clothing than we do? Don't - ss bad e Our Wont for ifs decide tor Souseelt® Pea walt, pastor GEORGE SPRANSY. at LP aon, ONE-PRICE CLOTHIE! 5 Soren at, naw, | ESOP NT @=b0 YOU W {Gal for prices beforg bu Park on SUNDAY, November 30, at 3 p.m., for the WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE | ¢1 one of said act to carry on safe deposit, trust, Joan "Uhureh.—servicea {i ain ahd he turning by Rev. Itichard the eveninw by the pantur, Kev, De WA. Barenee hance |i the sum of seven hundred and eighty-one thousand, Upoa who is dctax the Aurinc and eiet te me {he rent desired tobe attained, We are mnndred and fifty dollars, the same being sitt ~ two hn fitty the y-two y those, who = gash to prove what we have done for them. i <—s and one-half per centum of the entire capital of sail ‘There are muny of them right here in Wash- the pastor, ri ington —neixhvors of yours, Perha s—which ‘Grounds of company, which sald capital is one million, two hun- oyna i ney ee : dred and. ‘thousand dollars 250, The itable rance Society, ing, 7 fatty dollars (81,250,000). 5 Fanta ae g Strangers condially invited Mr. G. W. Halford, Hon. J. Lowrie Bell, Hon. Noah, Mr. John H. , Mr. T.C. Craw- ‘ownsend. Mr H. B. B need MLE, Ww. RB. Morrison, Jus < Olcott, Mr. Harrison I ford, Mr. George Alfred F. Macfarland, vice president of the club, will preside. sctioa, 3's. me ‘Serum t6 tue Wouan's Mie day night yrayer weet rm conibally invited Aur Onprns.—Capt. Hay, ninth infantry, Ke"? Whom 1 May concrnnt ‘The time has arrived when persons who owe bills Do not take offense when you receive our notices, lars, being in excess of one-fourth of the capital stock | but if you are unable to pay co and make some arrange- ‘ment with the party you owe toward s settlement. a Hagan, incor edkmne stomacinie Rovember of said to be! ‘What we is | for company paid in as aforesaid, to be keyt by me >; orsinet | gudience, has been transferred from company K to com- pany E of that regiment. John G. Trumbull, t battery C, third , has been ordered oe ploces wits Cape: Sumee' Seta ALIBM AT GRAND tor Poets tro the ees ‘by anid act of Congress, and is entitled to tramuct the | ment for settling their bills after having been properly ‘thelr own. ake} will be reported to the members of the Mer- | Drelg ge ake Eta Conzrerstional Shure M0) business of a trust company and to become apd act as | chants’ Mutual Protective Union as unworthy of credit. Hn Robs aI rani ‘ext at 7:30 0 aA ‘This sssociation embraces merchants, doctors, law- uainor and undertake any other Kindred Aducfary duty | Members will please notify us at once of any settle- ment made on bills that have been given us for collec- ‘am administrator, executor, guardian of the edtate of « | sory and all other businesses, trades and professions. iS. aud? Which can lawfully be undertaken by corporations | ton. . Fens ae J. B. BROWN, Manager, Fiteds Organized under subdivision one of the first section | n&-Im Room 15, Central National Bank building. | veee. tae ane. LW. BIORK- EV. JW, BUOKE. VE. BAPTIST CHURCH, at 1 a.m. 3 p.m. at each service are asked to con- oh 9250 acto, “The Pxusoxat.—Mrs. Ann Vickers Painter, the venerable and greatly esteemed mother of Mr. U. H. Painter of this city, died at West Chester, Ye gO PST RG OKA Ax taken in enabengecrlought SHIFTING THE SCENE. The Fight on Parnell to Be Trans ferred to Ireland. BATTLE WITH THE INDIANS 'A Thrilling Night for the Chicago Fire Department. STOCKS ARE TRANSFERRED TO IRELAND. ‘The Scene of the Conflict With Parnell te Shifted. Loxvox, Nov. 2%.—The manifesto issued by CTIVE AND WEAK the Irish members of parliament, but it will “pace 10 | Si¥e the poll to be taken at the meeting of j nationalists to be held Monday final and Pase 16 | dec character. The manifesto shifts the scene of the conflict from Westminster to Ire~ land. After Monday county conventions will be held in Ireland to ascertain the opinions of | the nationalist the clergy. Mr. Gladstone and Mr. Morley both dispute theaccaracy of the «tatements made by Mr. Purnell in his manifesto in connection with the gotiations bad with the former at Hawarden in November of laxt year, and with the Intter Just prior to the opening of the proseut seasion of parliament. A public repudiation of the al- of the Irish Jeader in both connec- be tade at an early day. vit is engaged in the work of F manifesto to the Irish people, which will be almost immediately is Mewrs. Sexton and Healy are taking « rit of the Irish parliamentary delegation havew to organizing a movement favor- nalliance with Mr. Gladstone and bis to, says it is the final act of The Pall Mol Gaaette ways that the nifesto ix ax unscrupulons @ document as ever 8 politician penned. Parnell hits below the belt, it ne ts fighting for his life. ys the manifesto is . Gladstone's Mr. Morley 1 upon Mr. Parnell's ties ———< ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE. The New York Market Closes Very Active Weak. New York, All the vim and anima- tion secmed trom the stock market this morning and as usual in the dullness there was in the opening figures « continuation of the drooping tendency of yesterday afternoon and first prices in most cases showed loses of from 3s to}; percent from the final figures of last evening. tunite it falls like a bom | a@uondam and appare Except in Northern Pacific preferred, which refired £,, the downward movement seemed to have reached its limit, however.and the changes among the active stocks of the regular list in the early trading were in all cases insignificant, the tendency being downward at first, butsoon banging, The only movement of special interest im the market wat in sugar rofineries, which after opening up 1 per cent at ss! further advanced to 60, but imnuediately reacted to 57%. Later Lackawanna 3, but quickly” re- covered, und “american, which was the mg spot ‘in the regular list, showed marked strength, and at s was % percent better than last evening. lifference between the price of sugar cer tificates and the trust receipts for the same, which was 1 per cent, gradually declined to ig toward 11 o'clock. At the end of the hour the market was quiet but firm, generally at about the opening price. Money bas been easy with no loans and closed offered at4 per cent. The strength in the «tock market completely disappeared after 11 o'clock and material losses were suffered in j all the @ stocks before the close of business, Lackawana, Union Pacific and Atebi- red most animation, bet the in those stocks were equaled by some of the inactive xhares like Wheeling and Lake Erie and C. C. C, and St. Louis the oases oxtended to ore 8 per cont. ‘There was no change in the temper tion and the close was very active and weak at the lowest prices of the da WEEKLY DANK STATEMENT. The weekly bank statement shows the folk lowing changes: Reserve, increase, 292,600; loans, decrease, $2,749,100; specie, decrense, 1,532,700; legal tenders, increase, €1,408,600; deposits, decrease, $3,106,800; circulation, de- crease, £11,500. The banks now hold €380,500 in excess of the requirements of the 25 per cent rale. Silver opencd at 106%/; highest sale, 107%; lowest sale, 106%; last wile, 107%. taaot leary A BATTLE SEEMS IMMINENT, ‘Troops Ready to March Against the Indians ata Moment’s Notice. Prxe Rivor, 8. D., Nov. 29.—A blow will probably be strack against the Rosebud Indians before sundown this evening. Orders were is- sued late Inst evening to the ninth cavalry to Lopez line | De ready to march at « moment's notice. Two hundred rounds of ammunition were given to the men every preparation made for a hasty march, ‘The news from the camp of the Rosebud In- dians forced the authorities to take some ne- tion. Scouts and Indians who came in late yesterday afternoon brought the most alarming Teports. The Rosebud ins, according to their reports, are ready fora fight. They have been dancing the war dance for the last 24 hours. ‘The four troops of the ninth number about 250 men. Col. Henry is in command and the four troopsare headed by Capt. Stedman, Capt. ‘Taylor, Lient, Wright and Lient. Gueltile Lieut. Col. Poland of the twenty-first infant thas aummaeod Commanantiof te Sareonat nomabadl SITTING BULL DETERMINED TO Mow. ‘Word comes from Sitting Bull's camp thathe is making his men dance more vigorously than ever and that he is compelling children to join in the dance. He is reported to be more hos- tile and determined to fight than ever, but he will lead the troops toward the Black Hills. Yesterday afternoon two companies of cavalry arrived ee eek. on a special train and wroceeded to Fort - P'Tittle Wound came into the officers head- rtera late last evening and re] Saitecacoanrcl his Uead ta the interests of peace. ———_ FIREMEN KEPT BUSY. Eleven Alarms Sounded Last Night tm ‘Chicago. Curcaco, Nov. 29.—Every piece of fire ap- paratus in the Chicago fire department moved last night. Eleven alarms, three of which were “two eleven,” necessitated an almost constant, truck and tower were quartered at houses long distances from their homes. In one instance two of the companies responding Hh le ait elie uel i i il E vie ly tt EI aEE i E tl H rit i. i i rt ital Passengers in should neve seen bowed inthe baras at aa ive ties were at RinateldYs datiery, several ‘Madison streets, (€15,000 worth of prop- Sect "Clare, 62,000; edwelling at ha Ones Sie ceree seins ——— A Dulcth Bank Cleese Temporarily. ‘Devers, Mixx., Nov. 20.—The private benk of Hall & Co. closed its doors this morning temporarily. Ina ran yesterday @30,000 of the epg len yh TS =. by have the largest cash surplcs ‘on Sonim

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