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THE EVENLNG STAW
U3eU.mmU3- -AiLY, ?1XCUP aIN3AT
AT T1E %TAX BUILDING&
Im lmIylvanis Av.., cmwr 11th f. by
The Even.ng bnar Newpaper OmpW.
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9"l * i ".."".,,.'"|E'"' VO. 81, No 20.409. WASHINGTON. D. C., FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 4. 1892. TWO CENTS. at Sea.
FINANCIAL .
IT ERT PAI r PION U EDpoSIT.
14M knhw hnw it in with a mbowhall. Ton
It at th- ton .? a hill. ad routie down
Sevtantlyt I ar:h'.hr t telf More snow and
ha-nm-%r , wr.,-r and larmr
14- tt t. - ith or:3l. sa'agt . You start with a
Mil s-ro n y r-...ntly a'liing to it the
OA.onat --. o ar.Ir anl timr.r. Eery
Sir uLet h.- a theqtnninr. an't nerly all
erbh mo wer. n - j. er If y-t h-rin to save
s71srnatt. &I ,. &I I prstetetly y, u will even
Sually become r&. hi
Thi pn> pa- interst upon4posits.
Ntach ..$. It., 'tr- i-t t 4 h.-k asay timne.
We W,u1d b pe#se t9 opa On geeuat WtA
11".
AJOKT TRE roi:4E WAREHU1.FSE.
We hav- stoawr scc.iimnolation for every
Sthsa imnaamat. anl P.rtal.r
The laor~ ultI.t1nia it a..ed to our strage
war-huet X1--% s alu ot doub.e our formner
Uf You ar"- iring to br,-ak Tp houselkeeping we
will pat-k anl mm.. I-y mar rond .r store them
tor a anOtuaal enrn, rei-ving y.la of all trouble
an eastety. W.- emzploy non- but '*export"
handler, at parkir and guarantae the most
-flrient sevil.-.
AIRI1411 4FC-RITV AND TEr4T CO.
A. r. PIR1TTON. Presdent.
3B1ZEI1 Ror'F. 14,; ST N. W.
I RIAt0 WAREHO--4E. 1140 1"1rB ST. N.W.
1V4..T r. SAVE
'FCTAIN AW.ol %r EACI M4NTH' IF
-T l. Kt 1.11;E FIOR SHAREN 1.%
* t Filil: I I Y UT II. 1N1%. LOAN AND
TN\I4 T ELNT A" K I%1l3-N. 1014 0
s r N A.
TIT I -. 411 1i F MIN I It 'N EACH SHARE.
. I :*.I ri% iti F IN lir: NI, 'NITls. 0200.
"4'V. Y'I M'NEY T, INVFAT? PER
t' 1i hN il-l. I-r N PE ANN4'M 000
I N '1 k iF' AI E T43 RE Fo.R13YEARS.
I A 3t IVI. EN14T PER ANN1'M ON
1% 1. 1 1l' Is-IT OF 07, V. MOIltE.
* . E WIIi'.AIN ANY TIME oN:3
%I,*s Ne-f T.71 1
M''NEY 1. ANI. ) TiO SHIAREHOLDER4
''1\ VtN 1.1 I;lrIDATTHE RATEOF
913 IFR MI-NTII OIN EACH 1.r00 BOR
Mil'AIIE 43-R TERMS WITH THOSE OF
A N' I rr'ilEt; A.-)4 111110X.
Co .to% LOAN EL' TO SHAREHOILDERS UP
To vATE. sTOCK L-iCjRiFnON 300es
4 1E3 AI. THYE TIME.
R4 T1AlKIISON DINOMAN. Pmident.
WOOD & Co..
BANKUM.
WASBINGTON. D. C.
To.erl-ehbaviag idle funds that they
may deglre Io Use 40 tYm1 we w.kul call
spectaW at1.a to er Iateest ratsof 3
pes eepe anm em euirttaset de
p9w~t. parab on demanl Thi lsavery
1eirabi&- way to deposit much funds. as you
my wit'Araw them at amy thus, wtbot
0141ee. with intere.
013 TIME CENTIFICATES
Pur rasoe we as folk wa. via:
Ep able in three months. 4 per cnt.
. . . 5 per ent.
ne year. 6 per cent.
Imtere, payable quarterly. soemi-aaaally
ee an...ally. ao desIred.
CALL AND bEE UF.
ftywr!' I' Close 4:3
Tramart a =.eneral leaking bu-m
1?1 F ST. N. W. ocl
'Ni LDING N4543IATION.
he fI't ny t.-ti ef the mr'TrA
F!:T;I Al. be IT%.. A4-'1.ATION will-he hel.
' %-;'. Cth a,-t F st. .w.. No-NIDAY
ow .s, ,. ~h .r-en -.01 s-r ah..t.
fea an.3 ' ' s wnen of i 'rumonth.
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ttr. .. .. ~In The-mismerat'finte
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I N * N
FINANCIAL
SOUD. SAFE. CONSERVATIVE. PROrlT
ART V
STOCK IN THE CO.OPERATIVE TOWN COMPANY.
You can ally yourself with the most promising land
tavestment comr any In the nonth en easy terna. A
small atuoust invested reaps the advantage af ecan
btnedcapital.
Do you know about Elizabethten. the future ma
facturing and residence ity of the south? New enter
priee are constantily locating there and prices are ad
vancing.
Every share of stock sold this mouth will reap the
ben-Ata sure to follow.
Perons of limited mean. should Investigate tde
ofer. A few years of succom will make the holder Cf
ten share. of this stock a wealthy man.
Managd by the following board of directors: B
Bon. JOHN 0. CARLISLE.
Ron. ISHAM 0. BARRIS.
Bon. M. C. HANBROUGE.
BOI. RBERT P. POLTER.
BOn. BENJ. BUTTERWORTE."
Bon. LA)UIS L McCOMAS.
A. T. BRITTON.
Ofce hour 8:30 to 5:3.
T
C. I. MoBLAI. Agent. 61
N3 *Aileatic bia.ldin.
W. S. HOGE PRes T. C. DANIEL. Sec.
U SITED STATES BUILDING AND LOAN ASSO
CIATION. 2313 F at., Washington. D. C.
I Shares. 6100 Pavame Is asffthly lnstallbnemta
- which parie1pate is all profit and mature in S1
montha.
Pays interest om money deposited in any amount.
5 and I per cent taterest paid on special depote
from the date they are made. oc2S-tf
A . CBIMOLM & Co.
.BANKERS AND BROKER&.
61 Broalway. N. Y.
RIAILROAD ItTfICKt AND B0NDM
STATE. COVNTT AND TOWN BONDS
(RAUN AND PROVINIONS
And all securtti-s that are dealt in on New YTnrlh
Chicago, an Franeta-o. Philadelpblaor Boston.
icha bouht ant s.Id for cash
or carried on margin.
COMMI4-ION 1-16.
Loans made on Railroad Stocks and Bonds, &.
Interest allowed op balance.
(Fptablibeed l7tL) head for Market Letter.
no-7 __'_
111REVENTION 19 BETTER THtAN CURL-LIFE
rnceprevent saffering and destitution. but
after an itlnces or Premature death it is too late for, or
Mrrention and a cure is impoidblo. The Equitabl
r (of New York I to the stronr.t and most liberal.
oc1-3m CHARLES L GURLEY. l:f2ctF at. nw.
BE ORIO NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON.
THA Washington. D. C..
Conwer 12th and 0 aft w.
4Captal 42M00.) 3
Will tam ecrticatesand estimedeod
On! 41f5 or more u~if fzamhag c!Uzperan .
.. (1.. .....12
Pale deposit osa from 2In a. um.
.tIm C. B.EPA"IJI. C -ahie.
Tax NATIONA. sAN DEPOSIT. ?
toi
SAVINGS AND TRUT COMPANY '
hi
Of 40 Diftet Of ColmbiA, at.
P.
CONE 35TI ST. AND NEW YORK ATI .
Chrtmle 11 aped aet ot Congrm
Jm....aad d. .Oct...n.d .b,.. WK
8e
CAPTAL: ONE MILLION DOLLANS.
W
3rentafemirom Sbieach upward per anmen (W1
0.
Silver were end salatee takesnd tod.
-E1 CZ1ENT so a0m aesested dg t
.re~ n..e ....fel.t..e
Ps e and boos Wisee of cheage-eots an us
Col
eem.AmmeAmore==, ed Trusbtes-executes Trade , ami
he
E I a . C
CHAJN P. iNTEs PrN.
j~NSN JO*PTO. Second ;1.ce
I. FRANCIS RIGOR. Treasurer.
ALBERT L. UTUETETANT. decretary.
Directors:
J10114111 P. Snyder. ~ ~ l
Albert IL Sturteyss Aare pie
e. Charles A. Jamea e
MenryA A ilard. IFrancis R111s.1r0
Janee M. Johnstan. Charles C. Gover. s
X.Ro r . John .Parke. WE
Thomea Hyd. John F. Rodere. ,IA
Wl taaI EClark. Uy 3M Thomas U. Jones. , a
EWis 0. TEWKSBURY. W. B. BIBBS. lit
Banker.O bndwi XY. Stock .ange.
LEWIS 0. TEWEIvEURY & CO.,
BANNEW AND BROKERS. w
13:1 F ST.. WASHINGTON. D. C., Ba
Buy and s%.U for vash or on margin Stocks. Bond.& m1
Grain. Provi'als and OIL. tal
Direct private irest t New York and Chicago dr
rt-et ,low-d on deposits.
0-- n-f-town hustness a ppfisty. bel
All L--al Seurities dealt in. He
Constant quotatiana all markets. Telephone-65.
oe-!l-tr -- -_______________
!AVE A LARGE AMOUNT OF TRUST FUNDS
r whichjr I can inan on reml estat ecrtty as 5 C1
cet. Address J. B.. Star oedce.
C. T. HAVENNER.
Member Washington Stock Exchange.
Ral Estate and Stock Broker.
Roon. 9 aad IL Atlantic Building.
t@O F st. n. w.
INVESTMENT sECURITIES.
Storks. Bonds and Grain bought anad aold for ecsh or'
on marin.
Cotitn bought and sold in Nvw York or New Orleans.
CORR&P? N LaDENTIB
hJ. S. Beche A Co., New Yo.rk Stock Emchange. L4
L-brnan Bru,.. New York Cotton Exchange.
I-bhaan.ftern a 4o..New OrleansCotton Exchange.4
L amon Bros. *.o., Chicamo Board of Trade.
Pnaate wirea to New York. Chicago and New Or
.lertne. Telephone. 4-.3. jel7-tr
a
CORSON A MACARTNEY. c
SItTER IWILDING. 1419 F ST. N.W..I
ankera and Dealer, tn GI.vernmeat Boas.m
De-gestte. Exchange. Ioam. Collections.
Railroad t t..eks an- t Itondes and all aecarities listed
en b. the-tcang-.. of New Yo.rk. Patina.lpnaa. Boatom
and Baltina .re bought and soid.
I.ene 4tta k de-alt in.anTae 3
Ameriran ll Telephone Stock bought andaeld.jyliS
SPECIALNOTICES. p.
, RENk.W TRO"sEINOS.
- i 3:st .enr'-l anotl:er .10 patterns
.f Iiu." 'tnpel Wor..ted Trouserir.gu. which
w..-aJ aktos . ).y ahmure from 501'.
I 1.. '. are exce.llen: Trouacringa-.eat and at
traet!'. -trit'. W-- ruarantee- a terfect At!
.a n and t zaanine then.
J. **.1 ' 4.a ' 'E . h le '/ Kea's
4-N n!ti. .t. n.a , one do.r abov.time 'avenue." .3
THEi FALL. Oh ROME."
-... tte - andardl
1t1n a.- m.natertally
us. w e a a.,s a eename dieear e
t) a.r ..a- frea mrtut.sneee' 3nures.
I aar a tot? I.e. t here! Juerta e. c p - g
asf ro.. a bre Geod. 'tor. ''Dae Cone.
BA LL ANTYNE A SONS, cTI
*C -.' . n iSt. nw r71
3ntUL1 DRlfnS hUlTS MO IME.
se't~h 7t i t aw.
TDEMOCRAT IC VOT'ERS.
mei
Pm
All dsmocratte voters of the diferest statea es pge. Ch
ceua crde. for railed tacke t. red-e reia bya
applytog at Room 31. Waabingto 1am an d an
buiding. cocaer 9th andF Ma a. nw.
JOHN 5. MIIJr-E. Al
eelS-l7t , Charmam.mae.
~ JNO.MOANUStPR ATE.~
:atr s aN cei. Teep ar . sl g
OPE Fm=PLACE FO5 COAL.
OR WOOD) AND BEAUS 605
Fer
MANTER.. ANDen.E.
HAYWARD a gS etme
SPECIAL NOTICES.
.jF MPORTANT FACTS TERSELY TOLD.
n The Hon. Comfort we have the beet
01175 Gas Me" Stove n fAhe elt.
Gee a a h w th nieak 7an
ralons d the com. . tin p.lte
on all o .75 stoves.
geeis e~. besutyand throws out a
os amount or neat for its sie. If
t y thewo I rou wish to pay for a
oeoS most redly buy the
0 . . *
Hundreds evideitly reed our talk an the
dosw. an Idea o ay people
It to just s we stated-he
sethat ever crossed a hardweare
Counter. We will re a new one for every
o1 red the lestwlse defectiveor Un
It will utre about a fourth as much
more coal heat your house without
weather srips with 17 You se hi
p a hundred-fold. testrIee are
Zy will last an ordinary house's lifetime.
a estimate on Felt-strippin your
house.
muRER & ROS
sgders' Bardavre.
)L. 11TH AND 0 STI. W. W. ni
IMPORTED VS. CALIFORNIA WINM
In buying Imported Wines you proetz
calty par import duty. a premium on the label.
sad pay freight both ways. You get no better
wines and rarely t a. as the brands we
sell. If have ying Imt d Wines
atsangl1webthat yurwill imlofy try
our* 'OLD ERMIA AGt pride I
fornia Claret. 75c. qt.. 6per case of LI qta.
)-KAIWN WINE OOMPANY.
4 14th St. nw. n31 Telephone. 90.
COAL FACTS FOR COLD WEATHER.
Coal is scarce, but we shall
look out for our own custom
era. Coal Is high, but it will
likaly be hIgher-cartainly not
lower. Bay not. Our motto is.
*Conplete facilities. bottom prices.
full weight and measure." and our sue
cesa rvea the wisdom of our methoda.
Ei ka ffirst-class fuel.
BALDWIN JOHNON
tr 1101 R. . are.. 511 A St. n.e.. 514% st.s.w.
CAR LOAD OF HORSES AT
CENTRAL STABLES,
3-34 400 14th at n. w.
AS TUE MANUFACTURER OF THE
BRADBURY PIANO.
I can offer you special Inducements should
you wish to purchase a high grade piano; you
will not have to pay the pronta and commis
stom ced by agents and dealers buy direct
fro- Mrst as'e: no extra charwe for natural
woods, all pianos sld on $10 monthly install
ments; no interest.
F. 0. SMITH.
n2-M Manufacturer Bradbury Pianos.
--- ALL VIROINIA DEMOCRATIC VOTERS
are requested to call at 1420 Pa. aye 2d
or. make arrangements for transportation. Rall
1n from 10 a.n. to 16 p. m. each a.
11-0l* RODT N. HA R. Secretary.
BERIAr. SAVINGS AND BUILDING
ASSOCIATION.
(NEW 30TH ISSUE.)
7he books for subscription to stock in the NEW
IH ISSUE are now open at the ofce of the
SERIAL SAVINGS AND BUILDING
ASSOCIATION,
Kellogg Building. 1416 F 6t. Lw.
SHARES 41.00 EACH.
to back dues. Au per cent Interest gu-asteed on
ek withdrawn and on loans settled. Four per cent
erest paid on deposits In addition to the6 per cent
stock. The t5fth Issue wa. the largestin the hi
7 of the Association. Matured stock was credited
lh 11 per ceat interest.
rhe rerular monthly meetinr of the "Sera" will
held at its office In the Kellog building. 1416 F
nIw.. WEDNESDlAY. lob instant, at 8 o'clock
n.. at which time the new 30th issue will begin. but
ick may be subscribed for an sday at the oface of the
eretory and Treasurer. 1411 F St. n.w.
lecsipt books furnished containin constitution.
ROBT. 0. CAMPBE L. President,
51llothsft. n.
) G DIXON Vice President.
gecom Genera's Ofice. War Department.
DIRECTORS:
1. MAYRF, J. D. TERRILL.
:). H. FRINCH. CHAN. C. HALL
S. FIRIIN GEO. W. CRAWL
FNO. A. PESCOTT. Secretary and Trteerer.
1-I8 Relcgg building. 1416 st. . W.
theo tie toave yd
"a well-known fact that a shirt d In the
ie warur for winter and cooler for Sumner. We
re one the bet equipped shirt factories inthe
mtr. employ only urhly e en work
s. and tee perfect-ttmng rts1 msde in the
it emanner. If otherwise des t keep them.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
CLEVELAND AND STEVENSON.
HEADQUARTEZtA OF THE
WlSORY COMMITTKE OF THE DEMOCRATIC
NATIONAL COMMITTEE
FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLrMBIA.
NO. 1213 F STREET NORTHWEST.
tends of democracy and citizens who desire the
etion of the democratic candidaty for the
maidency and vice presidency of the republic.
have entered on tb@ last month of the cam
Inn. 'ermit the unersigned to remind you.
h and all. that while many have generously
ponded in sup- ort of the democratic cause. there
P multitudes who undoubtedly desire its tri
aph and would hail such triumph as a boon to all
imrs of the people. but who have as yet rendered no
towrd its accomplishmen'. It is believed that a
Ile redection will convince all such persons that a
oidential campaign cannot be carried on without
rolingm a legitimate ad heavy burden of eznen e
1 that it is only just that this burden ahould be
me. not by a sinale -lss, but by all the friends and
U1-wishers of our rsams.
ovntributions will be received by the treasurer. J.
rrison Johns n at the rooms of the advisory com
itee. No. 1213 St. n. w.. second Soor. or remit
wee may be me to him by mail. If preferred. ad
seed to Ick Sfbi W.
ontributiona may Also he made to any of the mema
,a of theadvisory committee, whose names are pub
bed In thepape of this date.
Areipt will be ty furnished and will be fol
red with acknowl uents of the democratic na
Sal committee from New York city.
MARTIN F. MORRIS
sirman of the Advisory Committee of the 6emo
ratie Nationa. Committee for the District of Ca
mabia.
3-tr JAMES L. NORRIS. Chairman ex-offcio.
WAS THAT BRIEF PRINTED COR
reetly? Was Itfurnished at 90cents a page
tor5O copies? If not let me have your next
one. Promptness. Accurscesad Punctusmtv"
guaranteed.
BYRON S. ADAMS. Printer.
Telephone 9lU. oe4l 5J 11ith st. n.w.
-;FOR bALL-HoltlIE BLANKET - AND
LAP UOBES.
e-lankets for street use:
"5A Electric.......................00
"SA 'mnitan".......... ...2.7 and 3.
"5A Peerless'........... 4.00
use Blankets for stable use:
**.A Baker"................................ 4.10
P Robes OfLU kinds..................O to 15.00
WODWR &on ~llir LOTIIROP 0
10 H. IITH AND F 8 rS. N. %r. oc18-3m
4i AMERICAN ICE AND COAL CO.. OFFICE
e. w. ccr. 10th and F nw. Telephone 4M,
It dlit? Ceale- A trecite, (annelu and N p!int.
Iscements to eU saA cuseomers. Contract with
tional Co-operative Aa~doa.n M-r--ctan guar
leed. *?i40esouds to the ton.
E. M. WILL.IS.
ei.. Vice President and 3tanager.
~~snred is ~DENTIST.
reovd i eo to
c13-lm 1012lFst. .w.
I'U. S. DENTAL ASSN.
Cor. 7th and Dn.w.
'he ladng desit oegas.atn of Atmerica, corn
med exelusively of expert .pecia11...
Eztractingr.................i... 01
"with~eaor~onina... .5I3
Cleanlagr....................... .73
Eiiing with Silver. .......... .5
Platins............. 1.0
*Gold..seording to dae
VERtY REST TEETHI ffell set). "wJ
c21 Crown and Brdge Work a speeialty.
CHAVE YOUR FURNACEM. ItRtIEB AND
LATSOBES
tln deir b comptn r t before the hbw
P. G. BA UERO.,
c3-3u' 6140th ct. a. w.
-TM AT E L . ANDIU4IW..FNEU
1ad H Mmb t.
- zPENSION ATTORNEYB
1our aton Is celdto the NdsAt
* Erh aathe(.tsmana
use call and ezamOne.. noow.
c:7-15t PobIShn.. D at. a. w.
fiE PROPET ADjACENt TO THE
ft or sest fh ame
sted..shallstar ode...c. * S .Sr lgt .ter...
itls d..irag to rent h, .gis.w san have
A. H. SEMMES. mE e.
- NiE - U ME. E. G
~Wheler has this an t
initoss. *peraens havingelmine are
e b t the..l .8 to hee.u..n
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SPECIAL NOTICE9.
8PIW fUALl8M. -Mi MAL40IE GAULE
ofOwj~e~h wondrnul gifts& teat
&7ev~j1 4.10 the day reea
set
V IL PUB CANS. -TRANSPOR
A A O a be otained all day
Pa. eve. RALP1ON. Chatrman. nad
WASHINGTON D C..00 BRg12.
SAt&ameigo the directors of the Eckin
and sol ome a a C .held th
day, it waordered: The et 0 a autlariled
byoConerteaendthchlarterofthezEhiln
1 boo ed for se aC lt . e
be given to the shareholders of the companyof
mu binr at par, on or before the 10th day of No
vember. 1802. on which date the prtvilere will cease.
for 85 per cent of their respective holdings as they
aad registered November 18bdt.
Ten dollars per share to paid to I. Kertz John
Wei. treasurer, 100 F st. u. w.. at time of sulmrlp
1ton and ? sabare on January 1. February 1 and
Mmar d 1. tockholdeTa sW~ mathtc~ e apay,
=anto and receive r o the payment
0f th m0nr c e, for.
Autock not subscribed for by November 10 1M,
will be offered for sale to any one desing the same as
not leam than par.
Shareholders will at their stock to the secretary
for certilcation to treasurer.
n33t JOSEPH PAUL. Secretary.
CHAS. E. NAYLOR INFORMS HIS
friends that he is now ssociated with
Crarading cr lth and F ate. n. w..
and is prepared to show tem the meat extensive line
ofnpo lar-priced Furniture and Draperies in the city.
WANTED-4$0 LADIES AND GENTLE
men canvacsera to sell the celebrated Pail
lard nte Itoxew on weekly or anonil mni;
referene- required. Cell at A. L SALTE~TI Jr .a,
Diamond Pa ace. OME 7th at. n. w. n.43t
" IFOR'RNT
FINE OFFICE ROOMN
IN MOST DESIRABLY TACATIONR.
JOHN B. WIGHT
n3-1m 1410 Gst.
DR..L. C. F. HUGO HAS REMOVED RIS
_ ofce to 808 17th at. n. w. al-ft
& ;LO Ts MORE OP THOSE HAND
b lsohe Cheviot nuits-colors.
blue and black.
ite of coat. double-breasted
sack. :1 buttons.
Style of veast, double-breasted lapel
collar. 4 buttons.
Roge of coat and vest are fnished
with a single stitching.
Price of suit. *30. Coat and vact.
GEORGE SPRANSr.
ONE-PRICE CLOTHIER.
muS-3 436 7th street.
TO REPUBLICANS.-THE PRESIDEN
tial campairn of IM92 is now measured by
a fe A chanare of 1 per cent in the votes of two
or three states may turn the election. To get out our
full party vote i Indis ensable to eucces. That re
quires a heavy burden of loitimate expense. and the
om n must relyu ua the voluntary contr;
MIL~tonwho deir ts succer.
All wedl-wishers of the republican cause are urgettly
Invited to send in their cont-ibutions to either of the
following members of the adlviso.ry cvmipittee of the
reul national committee without delay:
GARD ER U. HUBBARD. 1:2 Connecticut ave.
MYRO M. PAtKER. 141H F at. n. w.
FRANK B. NOVEN. 1101 Pennsylvaniaave. n3w.
E. KURTZ JOHNSON. til5 lth at. n. w.
HENRY C. WINSHIP foot of 0th st.
A. B. BROWN E PaciAc building.
HENRY F. BLOtNT. The oaks. Georgetown. D.C.
I. a. BURDETT 2y St. n. w.
A. T OMA l' 14 2h At. n. w.
JONE H R&EL. 314 Pennsylvania ave. a. a
JOHN W. THOMPSON. 61315th wt. a. w.
OW JOY ED4ON. 1003 F at. a. w.
IS T. MICHK4EN . Pacitle building.
A. T. BRITTON. 1461 U st. n. w.
HENRY A. WILLARD.
All contributions will be promptly acknowledged
b A. T. BtITTkON, Treasu er. and will be followed
receipts direct to each contributor from the repub
national committee in New York city. oc3t
, ON AND AFTER OCTOBFI 20. 192.
comuatation tickets. entitling holders
to 1 rides per month, mood over both the
end Trnallytows railway and the
T lowad Rockville railroad. Uthh od at
G w, for mach. 'hie
Pre1ident Georpetown and
President Tenall town and
e17-1m Rockville Rail Company.
OY.A SDCB LMRZ318
Suggs ad Overcoats.
EISNMfSAROB.
Here for asodetv.
Herer low prices.
tier-jer rei laitf .
erer protecti on.
KIREMAN BROS..
Cor. 7th and E sta. n.w..
oec17 ManufactureraClothlerc and Tallors.
DR. LIGATHILL DEVOTES HIS EX.
lumve attention to the cure of Catarri. Asthma.
Deatness.Throat Afections, Bronchitis and Consump.
tion.
Oes 1411E at. nw.
hours ronm 8 to 12 and 4 to M _ el!2-lm
- YOU WANT FINE GROCERIES1?
Cxandexamine our comlete and fresh stock for
he fall trade. Residents of Georgetown. it will pay
ron to open your account with us.
oC14- d and N hts.. n. W. OFFUTT.
BARBEFS, ASEMILY. K. OF I. IN
vite organized labor to patr6nise barber
a tht dsplay the blue triangle i o'clock closing
Gd EO. . B OWN. x.W oeldtm*
L LARMING REPORTS
c ns relative to the Pearcity of coal. causedby
ack uf transpo tation facilIttes. Dea;ers who depen
lpon eurrent vai ment4 for supplying their trade are
manble to fill orders for certain grades. I have theu
lands of oena of coal, all grades and atzes. Th loreest
ituck its the ey vawaiting your orders.
J. MAURY DOVE.
Main omoe. 21st and I eta. a. w.
iranch Ofces. Wharvee.
i2ti H t. n. w. Foot F an Gets.
LE2 MSt. n. w. 2th and K ste.
WARINGTON. D.C..
November I ISME.
We beg to announce that we have stablied a
FINE' GRiO11tty
At No. 1&23 Connecticut avenue adjoining the
PALACE MARKET.
We have a full stock of well-seeltcted fresh goods.
which we are offering at reasonable prices.
Mr. Stake has been with J. U. Bryan Bros. for eich
een years.
For the nnvenience of patrous. orders for groceries
!om us or for market supplies from the
PA LACE WAUKUT
an be sent through the drivers from either store. We
esPeelly sictour patronage.
JAMES E. STAKE & 00.
Telphone 121g. n-lw
C~BU TTER.
We are offering a delicious BUTTER In pakagee
ontaining three pounds and lye pounds sen.
It is equal in quality to any print butter on the mar
et. Pries, 35 centa pe poun. Tlpon.12
al-lw 1IE3 Connecticut avenue.
5 D. WM.R .KING H AN REMOVED ~hil~I
omce ad reaidence to 1423 K st. : hours 9
1-addt ; Sudys I t 12 only; teephon
IM U. JOHN THEOPHIL,
eoved his cido to liew York ee .w Wo
tours: 12-1land 44._____2___Mi___ *
E~rRBURN LUTHIA WATER OF VIE
~INIA daU fresh trams Sprins. Nature's
andea, freA.r
1 nhat .w ;Teahoe17 o.ma
~TWO NOYVELTIE FOR NINETT -TREE.
DIAMOND RAarnLER No. 3.
pmeur in to o aon incuigto
eORUUL.Y & JUPPERT MPG.00..
W.C. MERTSS ThBrfAs
New be esed with Femeahf.
..at Wha we .. .g.. w.
...ethe e...t.- tP~
etd ths8....mi.. Whare a.
es wee ses..e 46e celebrated
--Mere...tsoew ....
SPECIAL NOTICES.
LSvatsratI musio Hall. SUNDAY, No
Tom thi 41new home of thiefrst Naoal Assa
elaton 8pkItuists will be 4deene to ritua
baen. Hall of Chicago, the oloqunM po
the a will be our Speaker for the Sundal* In
oveniberh 1And age GaIRIS of Baltimore the
me m re someth 1wderful. Not to
hear Mage ll now that o nity oes will be 0
Indeed. m. 0 a= . .1 1:33 amtu
ruh spritualim. .o lecta. nal
GEORGETOWN UNIVKltST.
sCHOOL or LAW.
Ron. Henry B. ell=Inia Supreme Coart of
th nited Ste e the introductorylorturp
of his coure oil trraitspl aence In Uni
versity Law bull 505 E it. mw., 0n
MA TURDAYKEVENIUG mber5. at7:Mo'clook.
Friends of the School nd othere interested aO cor
diallyinvited to be present. S. M. YEATMAN.
ne4-2t Secretary.
W-, ,J ACKON DEMOCRATIC ASSOCiATIO.
T association will hold its regular meeting
FRIDAY1 VENING. November 4. at 7:30 o'clock. to
Odeon Hall. Every member should be present. as
important matters wihl be presented for consideration.
At this meeting eards of admission to the parlors in
Hotel Lawrence will be delivered to each member. at
which place. od November 8. the association will we
esive and announce -leetion returns.
JAMS A L NORRIS, Prealdent.
NAT. SARDO. Secretary. it
DEMOCRATIC ADVISORY CUMMITTE.
There will be a regular meeting of the advisory
comnmlittee of the democratic national committee for
the District of Columbia SATURDAY EVEadNG.
November 5. 1807. at 7::10 o'clock, In the red parlor.
Ebbitt House Ila earneally requested that each
member be preeat and that every gentleman who
was Intrusted with a subscription book will hand the
same In at this metigaf.
MARTIN F. MORRIS,
Chairman Advisory Committee.
JAMES L NORHIS.
I. E. L., WHITE, Chairman ex-olielo.
Secretary. n4-2t
ab- HEAD UARTERS MARYLAND DEMO.
critic Club. D. C.. 1213 F wt. u. w.. *"A Boor.
r transortation of voters to the 5th and Oth Con
istricts.-All voters desiring information
call at once on the committee from 9 & n. to 10 p. m.
OLIVER T. BEAU MON f Chairman Cam. Con.
CHAI. T. CARROLL. Chairmant Trana.Com. n4-gt*
MARYLAND REPUBLICAN ASSOCIA
tion meets at 1411 Pa.ave..:k Bfoor.7 p.ni..
1hOC ER 4. Ibit. Arrangemients for transpra
tiou for voters, he. [lt-] T. D. BOND. It.
K THE SMITH PREMIER
TYPEWRITER has no shift
key. It ha a key for every
character, but -ou have to learn
no more than if two charactere
were on one key. became the capital
letters and the small letters are in the
same relative loitons. It is the most
modern machine. ON TRIAL FREE!
HENRY A. CLARKE & SON. Agents. W35 F STREET.
ALVA HUBBARD & CO.
Put In the steam heating apparatus for
ri. A. Haines' large store buildint.
no4-Lm O1iee: Baltimore and Washinrton.
DR. NEWIN B. SHADE. WHO HAR SEEN
temporarily located at the "Lincoln" the
past year. has removed his ofice and located perma
nently at 929 a n.w.
Odice hours:
8to10a.n., 2to4and7p.m. n-6t*
The weathr is liketlV to be shourye; clearing
Satur da afiernoon; toest grinde.
Lumber is getting better every year.
Better in ruanufacture.-lower In isrice.
As a result the cowt of building I much
lees. You are benefted. We started
the crusade against hilrn prices for lun
her and shall continue to lead.
Klin-dried Georgia Pine Flooring.
v pretty. all one width. 52.50 per
100.q. feet.
Kilu-dried G(ang-eawed N. C. Boards
only 411.I~v per 100 equare feet
% it),-Thick N. C. Siding only 01 per
2W " feet.
East Waihington patrons can order
from our branch yard, corner 11th and
Oss. S.e.
Libley. Bittinger A Miller.
Lumber and Mill Work.
Cur. 45th ant N. Y. ave. n. w.
Cor. 11th and O ts. a.e. *4
3 THE PHONOGRAPH FOR OFFICE WORK.
No dictation I" too fast. no
to technical but that the Phonra
hear an. record every word of it ecItly as it
Weon. The Pho repeats et whet
DOLUTBIA PHONOGRAPH CO. 027Et. .w.
It . D. EASTON. Fre. R. F._CdOMELIN. hc.
COAL BUSINESS CONDUCTED RIGHTLY
We would rather uaderstate than over
r our ease. We can buy good coat as low as
any oUter coal dealer and can certainly afford
to melt as low. Rest assured that 's w1.1 not
let others do letter for you than t'ureelve..
Buy now, as c"a will never be cheapeer.
unecowl. i fright a, jot deliveryV.
Main Yard. cor. 4th and I ate. n.e.
Branch-Caywood's. Uth andN. Y. ave. a3-3m
ON THE LIBERAL PLAN.
There lo nothing mercenary about our bust
ness methods. We can give you the best W aqa
at the lowest prices and do the work prompy
and ejrdently. Architects will do well in per
mifting us to bid on their plans and speci-s.
tione.
We're "e"per' handiers of glase" in the
broadet sene of the word.
HAS. E. HODGKIN.
* 'Expert Handtertit Pate Glase."
h137th st. n.w. U4
THEY ARE NOT IN IT
When they show you Heavy Clumsy
I oes and call them Acme Welts. (Neaere of
them; the are put together with metal staples).
We can se on
HAND-SEWED SHOES FOR 53.
Which can be worn at all tiues. which are Soft.
Durable and Easy Fittine.
OUR :1.50 AND 04 SHOES
In all styles. are pronounced by our customers
as the f newt. neatest and best wearing they
have yet seen cr worn.
Do not buy your next pair until you see ours.
WE ARE IN IT.
ROBERT COHEN A SON,
The American Shoe Sellers.
630 Pa. ave. n. w. (south side). -
n4 Established TIM.
A3 bECONOICAL AND SATISFACTORY.
Garments tailored at our establishment are
the cheapet in the end, to say nothing of
the satisfaction of wearing Elegant TAILOR
MADE CLOTHES, that distinguish the
wearer and look well as long as he wears
them. New effects Just received.
INYDER & WOOD.
[111 PENN. AVENUE (Barr's 04 "Stand.") ne
I- WAITING YOUR INSPECTION
-- That handsome line of INDIVIDUAL '
TROUMERINOS. If you like iomething dif
feent from what is worn by thers. look these
over. Latest cut.Jt8neet eek, reaesenble pricer.
)WEY, the failer,
123 11TH ST REET N. not
~~SAMPLE PRICES FOR GOOD BOOES.
"Ben Hlur" and the Louisa U. Alcott
book.selnl for 51.50 ordInarily, but I
enly ask 51.10 pr volume for them.
In many cases I giea dicount of 3
and 50 per cent Izom list prices; in
mnet cas~s at let 20 par cent. When
you, eat bcoks see
mC. n. PURSFJL - oekseller. 418 9TH ST. N.W.
BIGGEST TAIL.ORING DEAL. YET.
'ehav not closed out from noe et the
S3.,000 worth of Impote Trouerienga Sit
ingm and Overcoatinurs at moet avnaeu
pricie. These wI he placid on cale oimr
row. It will enabe us to offer Fin,. Impte
Trousngethat cell regularl at 10. SJZ.14
e F C v i, navy blue
end black, which sell regularlynat 540 and,
lor 53r5. This is lUeyo.nd queton the e
"deal" we have med. tn ourhnieasI
a~eand the moan 'sill be ezce y edto
who cannot mow get suited an avefrg
5cn his purchase.
L. WARFIELD SIMPSON. Tailor.
Jerner 1th and F sa. nw. ad
WOCA USED TEE RAIN?
th ipuea to wbe eanmed the rein is
soing on we shall continue to seml Mmni High
clan Machintn~ha at W6.7. US and I.5l that
are worth 57.30. 510 end 512.
F. S. 'E EEL-en's &teuns.e
il|e P. ave. n.- ad
H5A E NOW IT
MGr.r. & WhLLAOE, la I rir
h undr the sectian at -n ==e"-n eaemJi
.Se. Tour ee tetd andaat Gaeet
anaes er lyeiossa.
hB at -m e . - .-pa Igg
Washington News and Gemis
ROOsM to Adiooe~eens
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AUCTION SAES
DOARDING.......
OORB AND SAIOE ..........
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COUNTTy REAL ESTAT.
EDUOATIONi
EXCURSIONS. && Peg.
FINANCIAL .pae
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FOR RENT (Okeni pW
FOR RENT (Roome) -.......................... IAge
FOR RENT (Houses)n.-..................-..Page
FOR RENT (Stwep- -.---............-Pag
FOR RENT (Stablem) -.......... .PaF
FOR RENT (Mixelleneo.) .P.,
FOR SALE (icye.) ...........................pg
FORS ALE (1 Smm aA /aAs.s) ........... PA
FOR SALE (Houue) .-.-.----------........--. Post
FOR SALE (L,s) . ......Pge
FORSALE (Miseen. . ...) p.. .
FOR SALE (Panos) ..............P...........aFe
HOTEI. .... ge
LADIES' GOOD0S-..........................pwo
LOCAL MENTION...............................ppe
LOST AND FOUND .............................pag
MARRIAGES ..................................... Page
MANICURE. -..
MEDICAL .................. ....pFor
MISC ELLANoqoU...............................Pe
MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN........... Pam.
NEW PUBLICATIONS ..........................Pas
NOTJtRIES PUBLIC.............................Pam
OC.AN STEAMERS .............................Page
OFFICIAL NOTICES ........................Page
POTOMAC RIVER BOAT&.....................Pag
PIANOS AND 024ANo- ....................Page
PER80NAL......................................Pare
PROFESSIONAL...............................Pug.
PROPOSALS...................................Page
RAILROADS....................................Pam
SPECIAL NOTICES.............................Pew
STEAM CARPET CLEANING..................PaTe
STORAOE...................................... Pam
SUBURBAN PROPERTT........................Page
UNDERTAKERS...........................Page
WANTRD(Help).................................Page
WANTED (Nonemp........................
WANTED (Roonmm)..............................Page
WANTED (Situatless)...........................puge
WA% LED Mtcellaneou..... ..........Peep
GoTamZnw hRecruM TOALT.-Intern
revenue, 879,912; customs, S509.005.
Guy. W. S. BosscaAze is better today.
8EcaxTAnT TRAcT has returned to Washin
ton.
TEE KEmA=SAse has siled from ZaGaay
to Trinidad to coal.
DEPUTa CoMMISSIoNER WnAox of the inte
al revenue has gone to Ohio for the ena
paign.
AssISTAT BSCRTART SPAULDING left t
afternoon for Michigan. He win be abee
about one week.
AcTING SECRETART o TzE TzEAscT.-A
xistant Secretary Nettleton will set as Secretai
of the Treasury until the return of the Semtt
after election.
ASSISTANT ATronxzT GaaAL Tr=E= of U
Post ONe Department will leave Washiugte
this ofterseen for his hams in 1.41mm h
Lanoarns CAN GET Tim PAT-The se
end controller has decided that October 21 we
a holiday within the meaning of the law as
that laborers of the War Department can I
paid for that day.
To TEST Ammon P.A.-A test will be mud
at the Indian Head proving grounds in a fe
days of an eight-inch nickel steel plate,
sample of armor plate for the cruiser New Yet
which will be delvered by the Carnegie con
pany. The company has finished abut 2j
tons of armor plate and will have it ready fc
delivery when the result of the test of tb
sample is known.
DIPLO AIM ON LEAVE.
Fewer Leaves ot Absence This VOW Th
Formery.
The State Department desirgs to correct It
impression conveyed by TEE STan yesterd&
that Ministers Porter, Hirsch and Beale are I
this con ntry to take part in the campaig
Their names were mentioned among those <
other diplomats who are absent from the
posts.
It is said that Ministers Porter and Hirme
having resigned their missions cannot be place
in this category. Mr. Bale, who was recentl
in this country, has departed for his post. it
State Department says that there are fewt
leaves of absence this year than formerly.
DEMAND FOE SMALL BILLA.
Not for Election Purposes. but sea*s e
Active Fall Bustiess.
It is said at the Treasury Department th
the treasurer's office is shipping about *=0,00
per day in $1 and 02 bils to various ttis
throughout the country. The demand for theg
is unusually large. On November 1 there ve
W15,678,000 in 01 and $2 notes outstanding
about $4,000,000 more than last year.
There were also 62,000,h00 silver dolar ou
standing.
It has been charged In the pre tht the urn
usual demnd for samall bills was moon-isuad b
She inecesmitiss of poliie, but the Teu
Departement thinks the demad is dus to th
activity of the fall busineseas there is alway
a cry for small hilas at thin mo~n of the year.
Clerk. Geing Roems to Veto.
There wana very general cearing out of go
urnament employee from the exeestve depaui
partmentm today for the far western states I
vote at the approahin- elections and tom
will witness the departure of several thorn.a
for points in the estern states and in the south
Et is estimated that 6,666 voters wBi leave a
have left the District of Columbia to enseis
the right of suffrage.
Both of the greet petitisal pe~eare ver;
active here Ia sendime voters hesand Co.
amlttees maresouaring the city in the searekhe
voters. The democrats are very aetive as t
liew York woters and those who vots in the ad
oining cogrmminnel diatreetsoft Marylad a
irinaseerlthoma of wham -r en
paged to b.4eses here.
Maeatty at Eaboes n.snmu to the Weste'
Emir.
The acting Seeretary of the teasry hes ad
vised the Departement ot Stats, in resren I
i en..mmiedlie eevering am ingdy binth
Daited State. oel geneanl at n.,i thatee
hieats of Insperial Cu~.man-- Wrm e
ho the identity of Gem.. tobores esamiag i
this coinstry as empleo. ot esuaItse at ah
world'. Culumbia eapeiUn ill b5e eide
be amesseehankpe amss et eer perta
Maaist nefdentyas to easeka
hmee semue E e se i ea
img to sis4 Uess M,
m~~a Deans emesub (M.
sakelesntm toeem s ebU su
madsbnerwase h was a aN
aei saatai pa - esessa u
o.LMCAL. GesP aERE.
aeseem Tracy ae EmUe agnm 1E
paretms me to Rpbtera Presseets.
SMMoretry Tm#Ay has returned from New York
e and was at the White oesen early this morning
7 in conference with the Presidt. It is maid
that he brought the President very eneouraging
o reprs as to the itatiom in New York, and as
g - 1 edbin that the republman national commit
10 s had good grounds for their cnidence in
2 thu result of the seletion.
Ca Mages arrived in Washington this acm
7 Ing. He took breakfast at th. Arlington and
10 left immediately afterward without mstaing
whether he would return. Up to soon he had
not been to call an the l'eides=t or 8str.
a Cameron or Quay. Magee seem. to be so, sue
I that the reblien netloul tacket will be sue
2 ceasful In that he has encouraged the
- rinds of the administration to indulge the
hope that his lealcat-om will be veried.
A conident repubcanhas left *Mat Chsn
a beria's to bet as Mr. Harrisoe's eleetion -gs
2 Oral result-but he easts odds of 2 to L
2 A letter uan received this morning by a
,I prominent denocrat here from a leading bud
7 em man ti Louisville, Kv., who is also a dem
7 ocrat, in which the hope isrpresed that the
10 democratic managers have a better foundetion
2 for their claims in New Yot than they have
* for the claims they ake as to Indiana.
SThe writer my@ that he ha. just returned
7 from a b--inam tor through Indmmaa; that he
6 is interested in denoeratie -n-o-- and was
3 careful to study the situation, aid the informs
10 tion he got was vory discouraging to him. He
' say that he thinks there is no ress to doubt
7 that Harrison w'l carry the state.
3 It is stated that there is money at the Owes
7 Hous to any anannt at ten to nine that nar
riso wil not win.
7
2 GOING TO TEXAS.
7
7 The Alleged Rainmakers Will Emese Waste
2 Ingle. This Evening.
hey are going.
3 Like the Arab, they will fold their tests and
I silently steal away.
, This evening, In the duak and gloom of the
' dying November day, the rainmaker . the rest
- disturbers, the night prowlers iho with Send
ish glee made HafLeween sport with every honest
citizen's windows the other night. will turn
their backs en this cold and heartiese people.
who refuse to mer-se their slumber to science,
will shake the dust at the city from their feet
and depart out of our coasts.
There will be no need to take further steps in
the direction of forming that vigilance com
mittse which has been darkly hinted at.
They are going to Texas. That is. they will
start for Texas, but as they go by steamer from
NYw York to Galveston ad serms ar numer
r- ona at this time of the and the vengeance
of heaven is said to see -well, doubtless
they wil arrive there, however.
will take eight toes of the component
ingredients of Reeseite-it was Romellite that
made al the noise-with them. and will coma
pound their nomsy etplosive when they reach
their dedst
Wisely, perhaps, I= do not anoeme the
si- lection of their of opaealo 7110Tey
y my that they may operate aywee ftm G1
veeten to the Rio Grande and farn as Antoso
to Albuquerque, N. . a wide ra eof empire.
In the part, will be aj M . Msae.
o.mn, Elis. ruge. ladr and L. Ean.
a The rainmaker. st il claim tht hy prodmeed
a jain last Wessday night They my that for
sd@, ba nB -,mfelS beomb e when
S. the rain fell. ey T1y tht the
eload were very dome to the earth,
dusa acofuoti faciltie
dforcryn the named into the etty. Tbst no
body willdeny. They nyth@* in some Instances
fourteen reverberations were counted following
W DISTRICT GOVER NENT.
k oLD MATERIAI. TWE DiSTRICT's enorgare.
Some days ago cartain property ownes o
T street northwest, where a new sidewalk is
a being laid, combined in a letter to the Com
mi-ioners claiming that the old bricks being
taken up belonged to them because. as they al
lame, t d for the same several years ago.
attorney for the District says
that the claim is naaimleible. 11e material
a used for paving the street or making a side
walk is part of the street or sidewalk.
0 and in the absence of a etatote making it
y the property of the abutting lot owner.
on repaving the street it belongsto the Dis
trict. It matter. not, he says. dht the prop
erty owners directly or indirectly paid for the
material, as when It isonce Incorporated into
r the street it becomes pubc prop
erty, He mae, in Conclusion, that
b the idea that tie old material taken from a
d street when it is being repaved belong
w to the abutting property owners arises so
a doubt from the faet that by the act of
June S, 1874, Congress authorised the boed
of andit to make allonance for old
material taken by the board of 1 111 works,
but that law was proviional and - caed with
the beard of audit and the aet.-e-t of the
clamses of claims it was empowered to saomine
and allow.
SCILDINO rMEs.
f Dulling permuts were issued today to the
following: J.1. Buder, one frase dwelling on
SPiers merest, in Garbid, county; cost, IM.
I W. A. Heendereo, one brick dwelling at g140
e street asths; oost, 0, . Lmis Dar, one
brick dwelling at g7 B street nartheast: cost
* $,^. B. L. NerviNs, four from.s dw~e
on 12th street extanded, in Trinidad; cu.
- PA.00. C. Lightbrowa, two brisk dwellings at
1818 and 1815 43% street aonthwest; cost,
rN. xMow mEletism P..ebta..
Aetuag Atterney General Aldrich maid this
a morning that no new quatlas- Involving a con
struction of the election laws hare been pro
ested to the Departament ot Justice and added
that he did not anticipat any further trouble
. en that sees, now that the policy et the de
partment is so well undestood.
aciagumd Wea - Em.as.
SA dig-ia. from St. Louis says: Gustav Bay
tma, ala 3.1 R.ose, anim George 3. Dey,
formerly a proeeom asrehaet fCulumbus,
Ohio, e..arrsted at the leu--m=Ret led.
night on ehergss of hergery and attempted
h aned preferred by A. P. WIlly, eseretary ot thr
> emrgeef f"erny. Mo e was e net ya
- d hy. an em snd by as
tion bye yd who traed
- Iase ete --- sis abmgd
tant Uh~e i i, he dspdat hetsis under
the ae E. De. aol . V. bn-m
Dee. l-..-..d,..e .lybi ~ ehesr..m
en W~ &s ibo ti, t emipera.
The -me of ms3eaadester i amael
- inmmns, eas Deen' Bae,
asmgin e h hand adh -
Acngeet toashe hee enena ea
ler, a o f r elp bans 25. . Ensd
a6 hE es hmou Iassym Ger
seeeses ng o44i assessf
OTHER TELEGRAPMO NEWS,
IT WAS A g.Aao
Ea. LesSer bed Mt MN te assm 18.
segng to uMe. Oump. .
LoSpoN. Nov.4. -Te geIer's ban 4et
dlon et ber be satasey's Web eon of )eaaes
agia crowded today with an enstafme
throng. al curioem to beer lb cemetodis Of
the celebrated Leade-dmyt use is
action for daemge for shamesr brewgt by
MtM. [iPOt. Leder agains Mw e. 3M GOs.
Gibbons SmytM.
'Ibe later chsre that MEr. LEmer Nbe
a visit to her house as ft' a., M,
atole a broarh belonging t 1. = wh
the latter deciared abe a--- saw as
posed for Omae i a jeweler' shop. EUm. our
r the brooch by to 6"
aOICtiR4on agabt The aendee 111110t,
ato Mrs. Unde-r. iwho was in Rtaftn
ber huband. accesing bar at the taft A
etatng that f she deired to avd Iaie
Ase muat grad S gui to eover
the costs of recovering th brewe.s
Inated of replying to this later m*,
Leader as anon as poesible after the weesp
thereof ieatracted causmel to bring a Mt far
damages for slander agant Ne. Snyt. Ee.
lAnder acknowledged selsag a %ee 0 t 1e
jeweer in wbame shop the alleged gtates armle
was found. bet declared dht te bssab d
said was her personal property. it haring bams
given to her by a fiend -0mpt % --mme a
wedding gift.
A COO ow arecoT s.
Today wax the fourth day of the Wiml. adme
the case bag progreamOd interet hit emae
and late oomer found is iap.san te gt Ago
the cort room.
When Justice Day had tan bb as as be
bench and the court wan deciseed .
Locksood. counsel for Mrs. ae. u
the summing up at the point whoe bum to
terrupted yesterday by the ad rnment ot be
court. He reminded the jury the
who sold Mr.. temyth the breath dhd e
three e--inaiu- to ad hi puiatat me am
the brooch r.eaed in oert, ue6eb wes te
brooch Mrs. r had said. The umis Ao
of the case being one of ide -d e eeime
of this jeweber was absolutmlr to art of Me
Leader. A bad feature in 4e linet datum
ws the rpgupos Mr. LsAAwe amedeman
With (,APt -Ireacm.
Counsel for the defendant had eel 6e 1w
to think lightly of Mrs. sear. Why we,
these shaft te veled at Ms. Lander eare a
were to hurt her reputation and
wond the heart of her b--b---? sama
have been the object of the do.maense In t
structing their counesl to reser to ( . Tlems
But they seemed to have fergetten l f Mre.
Leader had been se friendly with apt. Iben
it asde it a the more probable et he wead
have west her a presemt s be Oeemden tfhr
Be "A the Jury to enmae am
s on sbitaof a woma t Msm. Lae
er'a ton, with plenty of maW amd mis
.lry. sealing a beoch of Minr webie *am 0e
dressing table of her friMe w-e s Oft"
was in the room. wearing ft on as mmm
and sellag it within a seme's beewof 4
wamyth's bous.
At this point the aaemsa
Jume Day reama-4: "l she
the vulgar personshe appinded sd etwe
treating the court room am a p ohas et
enterleAmment I uodd give m msa pamie
mast me would puest Seass fr a hap peg
from making simiear maine."
Justiee Day then preamedie tg to
ease. Me aurpei at ae am
faes. ase
der on a pvtoege esnadm
have held that tha sn was
in the abaseme of eOgefn -
mawel. Bet the deeMs jen be
dader and andertook to preve to the ema.
tim of the jury that the broerhd beae ata
by Mrs. [cadet from Mrs. hteb's rm.. a
was a curious codacidence that these tOe bels'
friends =bould mwsam b.ea of a patim
from which te original saer bass af
only nime being manwredm4 and flU
It was also a crinos e ao.m. *th
both ime shold eums to Pumme
them at about the Nmm e w - Ne..
beyth loing bere and Ee . Mrs dit
her. With regard to Mwe. Leede pashemE
was important to remember that he was am
want of money. wievtg am the evidmee be
muet may that If the ases bad bea mahan tea
criminal court be wesad Mot. an te esideema 4
Mrs. Amyth, have allowed the Oeage to ge b6
for jur.I was openO the pleet t
malice in attering the chge cap
TaneICT roe TIM esaMIwu.
The jury retired at 1:10 and geatmued at 90
with a verdict awarding 3am. IEmem 00
damsages.
T1e verdict was - 10 m -p&
which the court nomedately 16e
friends of Mrs. Lawe
ad enth--asiioaly engnads hr. m
waited in the court room emly st
shake bands with Mr. L ud,
aeco nmed by her husbamd, de
kthrough the caridder anesee.
A ur owd was blokng d wa ds
Mrs. lj r, shea she as easegIN, 0
loudly chlesed. Tbe puaee eto to dem
the street. but thew e-ert m aS
after Mrs. oader had Med
Ge. and Mra. yrh w~ Is to d o"
rooma ntil the abed A= t
the m ansh Seald a esu e
tiM wil their n vwe atm m
with comb and addbieomal e t
dasdana wiR have to pay atsamat
EUal AT ama
Peebaip he gawma.
Pazas. Nov. 4.-The n~a bk 3asamesN
winch left phaa-riaeah-e-- hr Utmen,
Fmmee, with a hoad et paelsam, ha bee.
barmed is the Seine, with a her ot hr., ade
probably tem, Uea, apa e.he ene t
enad of the Mresses, hi .6th
im sad both. eaved.
Now the ese ouliaedif nat bae. UWes
it as dimeeered if bad gehad ea
headway and every efart to paesadM Sha
oth e pabulum -m t o
loved, and a Game eh
bu me..e.. . Te ere. t m b.4 ee
side and tmpelt ne e aiser. the
erm. le ~r was ese se~yhemueel
samn. of een b~ewale samnese. he
be ivs ad meand ss m ~
hav~e gem to be bathem. Olm
si esn e- bgb
iee to e ust daamin.
\q peV tN Qe wee
dast.agee emise.
Scenes, Net. 4.-Aged WEbe
tog teades esarnS eass ems aseassad
mapaped by Osehtr masbe me
a~nenaer et ,issa ed
ba itsns wet s amad tm
- bnern.
ym~amma~A
EsiAdinIea
insbas 3.ni

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