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Evening star., 1885-11-18

According to the statistics Of COL Switzler.
The year which ended June 3Oth showed a
falling or OF S93,251 ,921 In our foreign com.
merce. AT first sight this fact is discouraging.
but IL does not necessarily imply an unsatis.
factory state OF trade. The loss is nearly ali in
imports, the decrease on that side Of the ledger
being ninety million, and the articles affected
are sugar and molaasses, silks, wool and iron.
In these articles, and particularly In the case of
sugar and silk, there has been q special effort to
encourage domestic production, and the result
may show In decrease of imports.
Evening star., 1885-11-18

The treatment of the Indian question in Gen.
Sheridan's report will be read with special at
tsntion, and, in some quarters, with surprise.
On two points he puts himself in accord with
those who have contended for q humane policy.
He advocates giving the Indians land in sever
atty as soon as possible, and he takes the ground
that the army is not the proper body to entrust
permanently with the management of the red
men. With reference to this matter, which has
given rise to so much controversy In the past,
Gen. Sheridan writes:
when tribe becomes refractory or has
worked itself into state of open revolt, its
temporary transfer to the control of the mill.
tary for purposes of discipline, as has recently
been done with the Cheyennes and Arapahoes
in the Indian Territory and the Apaches in
Arizona, will be found of benefit, but the per-
manent control of the Indians Is not desired by
the army at large"
This explicit statement from the general OF
the army should finally dispose of the move
ment to transfer the Indian bureau to the War
department.
Evening star., 1885-11-18
KEEP WAsx.

KEEP WAan.
THIS Is ovERC0AT WEATHER, AND
WE WISH TO CALL ATTENTION TO SOME
OF OUR GOODS IN THIS LINE. WE
HAVEN'T SPACE TO INDICATE ALL THE
GRADES. BUT WILL MENTION OUR
FINEST, OURMEDIUM AND OUR LOWEST
GRADES.
OUR FINEST ARE $50. AND WE VEN
TURE TO ASSERT THAT NO DEALER IN
WASHINGTON HAS ANY THAT ARE
BETTER, EITHER IN OUTSIDE NATE
RIAL, INSIDE TRIMMINGS, OR WORK
MANsRIP. NO MATTER WHAT THE
PRICE.
OUR MEDIUM GRADES ARE sos TO $50
FOR THIS PRICE WE SHOW ELEGANT
KERsEYs AND BEAVERS, SATIN LINED
AND WITHOUT SATIN. AT $40 WE HAVE
SOME BEAUTIFUL KERsEYs, RAW
EDGES, LAP SEAMS
OUR LOWEST PRICE Is SO, AND FOR
THIS SUM WE CAN GIVE YOU A HEAVY,
STRONG. DURABLE COAT, WELL MADE
AND AS STYLISH IN CUT AS ANY HIGH
PRICED COAT.
FEW ENGLISH CAPE ovERCOATs
AND MEDIUM HEAVY sURToUTs. AND
EXTRA-SIZED GARMENTS
WE HAVE ALL THE INTERMEDIATE
GRADES. AND LARGE VARIETY OF
STYLES INSPECTION AND COMPAR-
ISON INVITED.
e. q. BARNUM 4 CO,
NIT ss1 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Evening star., 1885-11-18

An election big with the destinies Of England
Is about to be held, as the voting for members
of the new parliament will begin in few days.
The next house OF commons must pass on sew
eral questions Of supreme importance, among
them the relation of Ireland to the empire, and
the disestablishment of the church. The cleo
ton, therefore. has a general interest, for Its
result win affect the world at large.
The next house Of commons will consist of
go members, 30 that the winning party must
election, it Ii quite doubtful Ii either party
the Parnell contingent may be able TO hold the
Ala Of their candidates, and began their gov
ernment with q powerful majority. But this
large and strong force dwindled little by little.
till, last summer, Mr.. Gladstone found himself
In the minority, with no resource but an appeal
70 the country.
A late estimate of the situation gives the lib
erals, at the most, $50 members in the new
house, while 80 il mentioned as q safer guess.
The tory leaders are claiming all the way from
266 to 500 seats. Thus IL will be seen that they
do not expect to get q clear majority, and can
only hope to rule by an alliance with the Par
nellites.
But everything is in doubt, first because of
the confusion Of issues, and second because Of
the new basis of suffrage. 1t IL hard for the old
voters TO tell what they are voting for, and it
battles all calculation to predict how the two
million new voters will throw their ballots.
Hence speculation Is quite at fault, though the
liberals seem to have rather the better chance
Of victory.
Evening star., 1885-11-18

In proof of the proverb that there IL uothina
new under the sun, we read that Greece ia about
To invade Macedonia. The troubles between
these two countries began some time ago
Evening star., 1885-11-18

The attitude which the Roman Catholic
church Is assuming toward the sale and use of
Intoxicating liquor in this country is worthy of
note. While always opposed ON general prin-
ciples to intemperance one of the vices, the
Catholic church has not, until recently, taken
an open and aggressive stand against the LIQUOR
traffic. In most of the Catholic countries the
use Of wine and other liquors, as beverages has
been almost universal; and time out of mind
the excellence Of the wine cellar of monasteries
has been proverbiaL But within q few years O.
strong temperance movement has made head
way In the church in America. And now we
are told that the whole authority of that church
Is to be thrown against the grog-shop. II this
be true, the temperance cause will have an
ally whose strength can scarcely be over
estimated
Evening star., 1885-11-18
Wv Z r c o A T 81

No matter how changeable the weather. ita
only matter ffime before every MAN and
BOY VIII have to invest In SOME KIND of an
OVERCOAT. We have an entire NEW
STOCK TO select from Our SATIN LINED
and CUSTOM MADE OVERCOATSs should be
seen by every YOUNG NAN who wants q
DRESSY GARMENT. Our counters are
PILED HIGH with MEDIUM and Low
fkICED ones, % We can please ALL
CLASSES and CIRCUMSTANCES A GUAR.
ANTEE given with EVERY YPURCHASEand
The LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES given ON
fIkSTC1AsS and RELIABLE Clothing.
GEORGE sPRANsY.
Az e07 SEVENTH sE
Evening star., 1885-11-18
y D c. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 49, 1ss5-wrTH SUPPLEMENT
FOR RENT-ROOMS.

~ street, en- suite or single; two minutes Walk 10
Riggs. Ebbtt. or wiliards ns-2w
E0R RENT HANDSOMELY FURNIsHED
Rooms with excellent Board Also. Table board,
~ sad a42l n 81 n W., having recently removed nom
ENOR RENT-l2l4 X ST n. W., LARGE WELL
furnished, communicating parlor and bed-room
a1so single room; very desirable location. oclo6w
EHoR RENT-ELEGANT APARTMENTS. FUR
y nfshed, in private dwelling. convenient TO the
noteis Apply to w. o. DENISoN, 923 + St n W.
EoR RENT-Two NEWLY FURN ISHED PAR
Capitol III st Sc oc2s I'm
E0R RENT-NICELY FURNISHED RooMsAND
hrst-ciass Table Board lol2 14th 81 NV; refer
ences required and given oc2l-lm
Evening star., 1885-11-18

Mr. Gladstone's candor may be trick, as his
enemies charge, but it is certainly in refreshing
contrast TO the cant and lies of the ordinary
campaigner. In his speech OF yesterday, for in
stance, he admitted that the Soudan expedi-
tion was blunder. he said he had no fault to
find with the way in which the tory ministry
were conducting the Balkan negotiations, and
he confessed that his recent utterance on
church disestablishment had been coldly re-
ceived.
But he made an effective point In conclusion
by asking that the liberal party should be
judged by the general quality of the work it
has accomplished, despite its faults and blum
ders- Ii 1t was seen on inspection that the lib
erals had done better work than the tories he
would say that they win persevere in the appli-
cation Of their principles for the benefit of the
people.
Evening star., 1885-11-18

LNOR RENT-OFFICE AND CLUB ROOMS IN
II new National theater; elevator to each floor
running daily until IL pm. Houses, furnished and
nniurnished, in all parts Of the CITY, q. A ARMIES
1887 St n12-lm
E0R REMITTANCE OFFICE ROOM, SECOND
IL ioor, corner 10Th and 4 sts n. ". Also suit
ner Rooms, third floor. 18th and sts W., suitable
for offi,e or seepng rooms; rent low. Inquire in
cigar store nlO-2m
INOR RENT-OFFICE ROOM.
Il JAMES F. WAUGH,
ns-1m 9:S3 + street a W..
NOR RENT-DESK ROOM IN ALARGE HAND
4 some Office. Gunton Building cor. 9th n. W.
fronting on Penna- ave-, be obtained modera
terms by application TO As. PRATT d son. Real rs
tate Agents. 4Ol 9th St NV. no2-2m
Evening star., 1885-11-18
FOR RENT--FLATS,

rINHE ARNO.
L 18TH ST, BETWEEN AND SIS NV
This new and elegant Hotel Flat house is now ready
Tor the receptions of guests II Is Handsomely
and steam heated throughout having the appoint
ments Of irst-ciass hotel Parties can secure suites
With private parlors and bath single saiita
bic for those desiring retired and luxurious eccommo
dationsl Electric bells and open FIRE places i'm every
room Telephone station in the house Meals served
table dhote and Ia carte Location finest i'm the cir
convenient to the departments aud banks nl4-Im
THE RICHMOND. CORNER i 9TH AND III SIS
Il Apartments for rent, furnished or unfurnished:
cafe In the building; elevator. Apply THOS n w AU-
CANAAN 9l7 ST. nlS-lO
LNOR RENTAL THE OSBORNE, 500 lATH ST
II large and handsomely furnished rooms, single and
en- suite; well appointed cafe: newly lifted up first
floor. m
Evening star., 1885-11-18
FOR RENT-STORES.

LNOR RENT-STORE 6Ol NEW JERSEY AVE
IL n.w- with windows and fixtures for drug store or
grocery. Apply to W. c. JOHNSON, SlS 18th St
NV. nl6-lm
ENOR RENT-LARGE STORE, WITH CELLAR
II 2O26 l4th ST. n. W., and Dwelling above. Apply to
FRANK TIBBETS corner IAth 81 and New York
avenue. ocl9- I'm
Evening star., 1885-11-18

NEW BUCKWHEAT-NEw YORK STATE
Cincinnati Sugar-Cured Ham, per pound l2c
Preserves, in Glass, excellent qualify, per
jar, (greAt bargain - 25c
Tomatoes, In Glass, per jar -......... ......2O zoe
ELPHONZO YOUNGS,
n165t Grocer, 42S 9th street
Evening star., 1885-11-18
WANTED--ROoMs

"ANTED-ALL WHO HAVE ROOMS on
ApaItments ior rent will find il greatly To their
advanage to register same full parcnisrs n the
,r roa seng rooms 81 Cloud building corner
am. to 6pm. ROBERT B. KINSEfII u"'y M .lya s,as
Evening star., 1885-11-18
EoR RENT

E>OR RENT-A NEW BRICK HOUSE To4 18TH
- ST., III rooms and hath room. with all the modern
O'Clock pm. nl-s,fs
Evening star., 1885-11-18
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

LNOR RENT-A LADY DECLINING HOUSE
II keeping will rent TO responsible party hand
some fn! niture complete for tenroom house. will
furnish flats or Offices Apply at lOS I'd ST ne.n1Sts
NOR REMITTANCE BRICK STABLE WITH
II two rooms for coachmah Inquire 1O11 NJ st.
nl7sSt*
EINOR RENT-ONE FINE STEINwAY PIANO
II and q Singer Sewing Machine, separate together.
for one year: onehaf the usual price. Can be ut
7l5 18th st. NV. nll-Im
The Press., 1885-06-11
7 AND 8 PER CENT. Farm Mortgages

That properly negotiated First Mortgage Loans up- on improoed Farms in amounts not exceeding one th;rd tn 4 percept of their value the Best Secur t;es obainabe is evidenced by the of all who have invested in them through me. am prepared to demonstrate from the records of business extending over tenth of century that these bonds safe s state or towd bonds, and arguments in opposition to the they have been negotiated for me- will not stand for one moment in face of overwhelming proofs which my records offord. Contingencies existing in almost every other form of investment are lacking in these and while do not pretend that they are the only safe security to be had do say emphatically that thclcombination of great safety, and near. ly if not quite twice the income obtainabe from such as would place in the same class renders them de- cdedly attractive. Had they not proven satisfactory to my customers during the past twelve years my transactions in them would scarcely have reached the proportions my records disclose.
 invite all whose attention may be attracted by my advertisements to this Of investment to call and investigate for themselves before deciding that my claims for these securities, strong make them, based upon solid foundation.
 Respectfully, l. F.CHAMBERIIN.
The Press., 1885-06-11

--D. Lothrop and Co.,, (Boston.) "Our Little Men and Women" with it's 75 full page pictures per year, and numerous smaller pictures, delightful little stories and poems, is wonderfully cheap at $l a year and we'll pays it's way in family of children by instructing, to say nothing amusing and saving labor on the part those in charge of the little ones
 The same honse issue the Pansy, mi ed for children just learned to rea6 interesting for those older, also at 9 year. It gives long and short bits of history, travel, geograp with many illustrations. It is the author of the Pansy books.
 One of the cutest of A B o Household Primer" Eacl has an amusing picture and The whole is daintily prir and, best of all, is mailed throp & Co.,, Boston, oD cent stamp.
 In changeable weather us
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 love with its interior arrangement of rooms Its external appearance, also, is attractive Winter Post, G. A. R., had consid- erable delegation of visitors from Corbin Post of Union at it's last Monday nights meeting.
 Col. Balls well-known discrimination in the choice of the books he handles goes for a guarantee of the character of any he may offer. He is now convassing for the Peoples Encyclopedia, sterling work, in the opinion of every good judge who has looked at it, and glance at hls list of subscribers shows that it is appreciated by good judges. It costs $15 to $20, accord ing to style of bindings in the super royal volumes of $500 pages each. It is ga- .zetter, biography history, dictionary, and .atlas It treats of all scientific, chrono- logical, and historical subjects. It gives information, statistical and historical, out side of the usual range of cyclopedias, which can be best learned of by nasty look over its pages. It has 5000 illustra- lions, and 180 maps and diagrams. It will very well answer the stead of one of the more costly encyclopedias, besides fur nish much information entirely out of the province of such.
 Schools in this village close on Friday. The attendance this term has been better than at any time since the school was opened and what is more significant near'y all the absence has been unavoid- able, the humps being responsible for most of that in the High School and much of that in the lower schools The small number of tardy marks is also unprece- dented. there being in the upper schools but 12 this term against 66 in the winter, 68 in the fall, and 81 last spring. The work of the scholars shows the effects of the good attendance and faithful applica- tion. making clearly this last terms results very highly successful.
The Press., 1885-06-11
GoF7E1EES.

I never had so fine line of Coffee as I have at present. Try pound of the
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ner premises since he bought them, and he has only just begun to work up and re- claim the land. Daniel Eldredge's farm is quite different affair now from the farm formerly owned by the late Austin Pearl. Mrs Reuben Edgerton's premises, the old Slafter place, are greatly increased ill val ue by building and through farming. Johnnie Whitford is one of our most en- terprising young farmers, while Capt Or rin Lockwood, who has lately moved upon the old Deacon Vinton place, bids fair to slick mp and improve in good shape. There are doubtless many other farms in all these neighborhoods which show marks of improvement that we do not intention ally fail to mention. On the whole, take the town of Wilmington as an entirety, with the exception of the northern part it hasn't retrograded much in former pro- duction and value. The same old rich, strong land, though somewhat rough, that made the old stock welf-to-do in the world is still here. Why may it not be made to still further bring forth it's increase
 -Junius J. Rurr has bought the Han- nah Buckminster's place in the Hollow. Rev. Asa A. Robinson, who used to preach here, and has occupied the Baptist pulpit of late, has located in North Ash ford, and will serve the church there for the present.
 A little frost here on the low lands last night. .,.. s.. .sst- N
The Press., 1885-06-11
MANSFIELD.

Prof. l.. Pratt of the Hartford Theo- logical Seminary will deliver the next lec- ture of the Storr's Agricultural School, to- morrow evening, the 12th subject, Meth ods of teaching the deaf and dumb. Prof. Pratt will remain at the school on Sunday, and will preach at the north parish church morning and evening.
The Press., 1885-06-11
SOM ER&.

A (cORREsPoNDENcE.) sse3&s a@ T Sa Mir. Charles Gager and family are spending the summer i'll town. <. Mi, ". L. Brainard's. house is .receiy- ing fresh coat of paint.
 --Mr. H. N. Wardwell has purchased new horse. #l,Es
 Children's Sunday will Le observed in ihis rlace next Sabbath,
The Press., 1885-06-11
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 After an experience of many years, and sublected to the severest tests, make bold to affirm that Ill the three great essentials of
 SECURITY. STABILITY,
 AND DIVIDENDS, Rea, Estate Mortgage Loans, when properly made, \ occupy the front ran the most desirable in- yestments offered in the financial world.
 The attention of conservative investors is called to the following statement, together with the testimonl al of the President of the Chemical National Bank The value of this testimonial will be better apprecat- ed when considered with the fact that $lOo sharea of said bank cannot be bought for $2,3OO statement of the condition of Iowa Loan aud rrust Company, December 3l, 1884. Resources: s, 70. e-o oo i iIoa,is Sn c,olIater.l 6S, ,091. .97 l,oalls on p9n O atc 23, ,OO0. % Accrued Interest, '' '1SJ nc Sundry Accounts, ;, ,aaon o0 Furniture and Fixinfes, oa'p,c SI Real Estate sacaa 15 Cash, '
 $2,72O O6s.43 Liabilities x.oo ooo % Capital. p,g' OU0 m Surpus .,;,as 31 345. Al Debenrures long time, z'oto to oe1 oG1Od Od Debentures short time, 1oo1oo Es Sundry Accounts, r,e i44oSa m DebentureCoupns due, but uhcai TOT aoIos 0S int an Deb's etc accrued but not due, 22, ll4.sa inl: oil mctaJ ihmt not called for S,650.00
 2720, ,O69. .00 G. Geo. Williams, president Of Chemica' Na'iohal ''"'' N"' Chemical National Bank, New forkl
 Aug. 20, 1884. c. E. Fuller Esq, Treasurer: Dear Sir-Iour 1avoT of the 18th inst, has been receved ana Ill tePiy l many wears and have heretofore expressed, Ill the Iowa Loan and Trust Company, has not Ill the least beep impaired but the contrary has been strenSi ened by increased familiarity with it's buslness nel, ods and with further acquaintance Wlth the go9u character and judgment of it's managers ana uo not hesitate after very careful reecon to express my belief that the Debenture Bonds or the Gompany are a security of substantial and superior GnaraGIeF " " Very Resnectfuly G. c. WILLIAMS. The Company's Debentures are for sale at mv office together with variety of other Farm Bonds. in denominations from $25O to $5. 900. The attention of individuals owning Town of Stafford Bonds is called to this fay- orohle channel for re-investments which pay satisfactory rate of interest.
 Respectfully,
 J.F. CHAM BERLIN. Stafford Springs.
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