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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-25
WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.
Sesler Aldrtch Submits Bis Report and
Makes Some Recommendations.

sesler AldrSch Submits HE Report and
Makes some Recommendations.
Mr.. Frank Aldrich. sealer Of weights and
measures for the District east Of 9Th street
northwest and southwest, has submitted his an
nual report TO the District Commissioners, saw
ing that during the months commencing No
vember I, 1889, and ending June so, 1880. he
made |, 975 inspections of the scales and meas-
ures In the different stores and markets in
section Of the city assigned 10 him and that the
fees received for the same amounted 10
S2,4S4.2S. The expenses for the same period
were II ,0S9. He condemned and confscaied
twelve scales and forty-four measures,
the scales either being beyond repair or
their owners refusing to pay inspection
fees and the measures not holding the
amount the law required. Most Of these
scales and measures were in use either by street
hucksters or hucksters standing outside Of the
markets, claiming TO be country people. He
says that, with few exceptions, the dealers in
all the markets are anxious to have their scales
correct and do not wait to have them con-
demned before purchasing new ones.
WHOLESALE OYSTER DEALERS
There is a great deal of complaint against
the people who wholesale oysters to the city
dealers. 1t is claimed that the oystermen when
purchasing their stock in Maryland waters get
five pecks for q bushel. but when selling here
only give 4 scant four pecks He thinks the
law should require special measure for oysters.
Also corn is sold here by the barrel measure.
Most of the states require that it shall be
sold by weight and that is the only way that
any one is certain Of getting what they
pay for, as there are tricks in measur-
ing by the barrel which are often taken
advantage of by dishonest sellers. There has
been but little legislation as to wha;
should be considered the legal weight or
measure in the District of Columbia. Custom
in adjoining states has had to he relied upon
for our law, and il often leads to dispute and
makes it impossible at times to convict dis
honest dealers.
He calls attention to the fact that under the
present law all dealers using scales and meas
ures are obliged to pay certain fee for inspec-
ton OF the same, whether they
keep them in good condition OF
not, thus compelling the many who are
careful to pay the same as the few who arc
careless or dishonest. He recommends that
the present system be abolished and that the
sealer receive a salary, and that only thos,
whose scales need adjusting or repairing should
be charged fee.
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DISTRICT APPEAL CASES.
Several of Them Taken Up in the Criminal
Court Today.

Several of Them Taken Up in the Criminal
Court Today.
In the Criminal Court Chief Justice Bing-
ham, today District appeal cases were taken
up. The first case was that of Daniel Mahony
hill appeared for the defendant.
The first witness was Henry Rollins,
coiored cripple, and when called. Mr..
Dumont for the District asked him to
step off, remarking that he stood as q dis
credited witness in the Police Court and he
would not use him here. Benjamin Warfield
testified to getting drinks at the place Qst and
Pierce streets northwest) one Sunday morning
in July.
On cross-examination witness denied that he
was put out, but admitted that Mahony called
down to his wife to put them out, for the police
were coming.
John Ross, colored, testified that he had got
no liquor there and saw Warfield when he came
In, asked for liquor, and was put ont.
Charlotte Watson, colored, testified that she
examination witness said she was there when
Warfie!d camo in and was put out after being
refused liquor.
Officer Denny testified that he knew nothing
personally.
Mr. Cahll suggested that the District
had not made out a case.
The court said it was a case for the Jury.
MIR. Cahiii then called Albert Lancaster. who
testified that no liquor was sold to Warfeld.
The jury was not long in finding verdict of
not guilty.
In the following cases the defendants were
called and recOgnizances forfeited: Eliza
Greenapple, obstructing sidewalk: Joseph
Silas and W. c. Farquhar, unlicensed bars.
A number of cases were on the calendar for
yesterday and today, but parties were not
ready and the court directed that the undis-
posed cases go over till tomorrow, when they
will be disposed Of by trial or otherwise.
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APRONS VI India Linen, with deep hem
hnd three tucss, marked - cents. are
off--ssi durins the ''Opening" for 10 cents
Afi.OSS with thr,e rows OF reverinv.
also thoss extra wide with deep hem and
three tucks. MARKED - cents. are Tor the
Opening" only II cents.
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I'd EDITION.
REFUSED TO TESTIFY.
The Interstate Commerce Commission
! Denied Information.
fHE MISSING STOCK OPERATOR MYSTERY
Failure of Memphis and New York
Commission Merchants.
DOCTORS FLOCKING TO BERLIN
TEE MISSING STOCK OPERATOR MYSTERY
DOCTORS FLOCKING TO BERLIN
REFUSED TO TESTIFY.
A Witness Who Would Not Give Facts
Wanted by the Intcrstatc Commission.

"A Witness Who Would Not Give Facts
Wanted by the Interstate Commission.
CHICAGO, Nov. 25.-Judge Blodgett in the
United States district court this morning rem
dered decision which closely affects the eff
cheney of the interstate commerce law for the
punishment Of persons and corporations found
guilty OF making secret special rates.
The interstate commerce commission in re-
sponse TO complaints that rates from points
west of Chicago have been manipulated in the
interests OF certain favored shippers caused an
inquiry into the matter to be made by
the federal grand jury. Among the
witnesses called was Charles Counselman. a
prominent dealer on the board of trade He
was asked if he had not received rebates on
consignments Of grain over the principal rail-
road lines from the west and under advice of
counsel declined to answer, Oh the ground that
to do so would tend to eliminate himself He
was cited to appear before Judge Blod-
gett and make answer why he
should not be compelled to respond
to the queries. The matter was argued yester-
day and this morning Judge Blodgett gave his
decision, holding that Mr.. Counselman must
answer.
Mr.. Counselman will still refuse to testify
and the matter will be taken on appeal to the
United States Supreme Court.
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The Disappearance of John II. Baker, the
Philadelphia Stock Operator.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 25.-The whereabouts of
John R. Baker, jr., the stock operator who dis
appeared last Thursday, leaving large liabilities
behind him, still remains q mystery. His
family claim not to know what has become Of
him and say that they are doing everything in
their power to locate him and put them
selves in communication with him. They
assert that they think that his financial
troubles have become more than he could
bear and that he has wandered aimlessly away.
At the Office of the brokerage firms through
whom Mr.. Baker operated extreme reticence is
maintained concerning their dealings with him.
The rumors published in several morning
papers stating that disclosures of forgeries
might follow Mr.. Bakers disappearance are de-
MED by the brokers with whom he dealt. they
all asserting that no such disclosures will re-
suit.
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The news received at the War Department.
this morning about the Indian situation is of
reassuring character and shows that matters
are improving. From Standing Rock agency
reports are very much more favorable. while
from Rosebud agency the reports, though not
SO good. show slow but gradual
Improvement. The only discouraging symp-
tom Is reported from Rosebud. Yester-
day was ration day among the Indians
ut the agency and the friendly Indians received
their rations, but Of those who are clasas,d a
turbulent only about twenty came in 10 receive
Sheir allowance. This L. not regarded as a
good sign. II is expected that eight troops Of
cavalry from Fort Riley and four troops OF
cavalry from Fort Wadsworth will arrive at
Eosebnd agency during the day. which with the
United States troops already there, win be am
pie for any emergency which may arise
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A MEMP HIS FAILURE.
Assignment of Thos. H. Allen & Co., Commits
sion Merchants.

Assignment of Thos. H. Allen & Co., Commits
sion Merchants.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 25.-Thos. II. Allen 4 Co.,
cotton factors and commission merchants at
No. Madison street, made an assignment this
morning.
The firm is one Of the oldest in the south and
has a branch Office in New York. The firm is
composed Of Thomas H. Allen, ST., Thomas
II. Allen, jr., Harry Allen and p. NJ.
Allen. jr. The style of the branch
is Richard Allen Co. The
special assignment made this morning was pre-
cipitated by the suspension of Richard H.
Allen & Co. in New York. A schedule Of assets
and liabilities is being prepared.
The announcement has caused q profound
sensation. The firm was one of the largest in
Memphis and was considered one of the most
substantial in the south. Mr.. Harry Allen,
one OF the members of the firm, in an inter-
view with the Associated Press reporter, said:
''Our assets are largely in excess of our liza
bilities and with time, the firm can pay dollar
for dollar in settlement Of all the indebtedness
and have large surplus left"
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Marriage LicessseA.

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk Of the court to the following: Alvin n
Oliver Of Fairfax county, Va, and Fannie b.
Erwin of Montgomery county, Nd; John r.
Dyer of Charles county. Md, and Margaret
Hardy: Guy Penn OF Augusta, Ga, and Name
La Lelle OF Washington, n. c; T. b. Rossman
and Mollie z. Snyder; w. Haywood and Annie
b. Wilson; Thos. Greenfield and Amelia Turner;
John N. Boyd and Belle c. Smallwood; Frank
A. Cook Of Gloucester county, Va. and Lille
L. Gorham Of Fairfax county, Va; John Lee
and Katie Allen.
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CHARGED WITH MUTINY.
Five Scamen Brought Before U. 8. Com
missioner Bundy.

Before United States Commissioner Bundy
today there were five colored men who had
shipped on the schooner Elm City, from the
kennebec with cargo of ice, charged with an
attempt to mutiny. Capt. Eskridge makes the
charge that George Baker, George Carroll
James Carter, Alexander John and James
Cox on the voyage from Kennebec to this
city, on the high seas, between November IA and
81. did uniawfully combine TO disobey the law
full commands of the commander of said
schooner, damaged the sails. cut the ropes and
otherwise injured said vessel.
Assistant District Attorney Howard Clagett
appeared for the government and Mr.. G.
Maurice Smith for the defendants.
The captain testified to the instances Of re-
fusal. &c; that he shipped these men at Boston
as able-bodied seamen, but two only knew any
thing about vessel.
The commissioner committed them to Jail to
answer in default of bail.
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THE RUSH TO BERLIN.


Many Applications for opportunity 20 study
DIR. Koch's Methods Refused.
BERLIN, Nov. 25.-One Of. the hospitals in
this city has already refused the applications
Of 400 physicians who have come here to study
the Koch method of treatment ON the ground
that il il impracticable to instruct successfully
the large number Of those who desire to
study the method
Already 1000 foreign doctors have arrived
here for the purpose Of informing themselves
regarding the treatment. Prof. Koch has been
elected an honorary member Of the society for
the preservation Of the public health. DR.. Koel-
Ter. chief Of the Charity Hospital here, while
admitting that marvellous effects have been
produced by the injection Of Prof. Koch's
curative lymph, declares that - yet there has
been no certain experience Of the lasting
nature Of cure.
Dr.. Roeller sAys, however, that the lymph
has proved indispensable In diagnosing cases
in which there was doubt Of the existence Of
tuberculosis.
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After q Decline q Firm Tone Returns to tn
New York Market.

After q Decline a Firm Tone Returns to the
New York Market.
New YORK, Nov. Is. 2:15 p.m.-The decline
in the stock market made but slight further
progress after IL o'clock, but at the lowest fig
ures some marked losses were shown from the
opening prices, Missouri Pacific being down ~
at 661a. Union Pacific IL at 5l14, and Atchison
~ at 321s.
The market from that time showed steady
dlmlnution in the amount of business done,
while prices reacted again and slowly advanced
until toward l p. M, when sugar was up
IA per cent at SO and the stocks
of the regular list fractional amounts
only, another decline followed but the firm
tone soon returned and the fluctuations re-
manned extremely small. At 215 the market
was dull and firm but generally at fractions
below first prices.
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A Purchase By Adrs. Met,srots and Her Uld
mate Object.


mate Object.
The building occupied by the Emergency
Hospital on the east side Of 18th street just
south of street has been purchased by Mrs.
Henrietta c. Metzerott for e25,oOo. The
lot is asks feet and the price paid
per square foot is therefore about
S12. Mrs. Metzerott owns the two adjoining
pieces Of property on the south, comprising
the 18th street wing Of the Metzerott music
store on street and the old
Metzerott house, now occupied by
the Newsboy's Home. This entire property,
including the late purchase. gives frontage of
eighty feet on 18th street by depth Of l0l feet.
Mr.. +. B. Metzerott, who has charge OF the
property, states that sometime next year n large
hall will be erected on this site which will be
adapted for concerts. lectures and also for
receptions germans, and other social events.
Mr. Fava. the architect. is preparing the plans
about $4,000
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Be BEAurrruL.

BE BEAUTIFUL.
Nine. A. RUPERT. Wor!d-famed Complexion Spe-
ciast and Lecturer. has lectuPed this subject in
all the larger cities Of America aud Europe. never
fails to fill the largest theaters in every city and is
always Endorsed by the leading newspapers. n Y
World says: Madame RUPERT, the renowned com.
pexion specialist. lectured to fashionable audience ut
Fifth Avenue Theater last evening-huudreds were
turned away" To those who have een unable 70 hear
this eminent authority she viii send her eight-page
circular. giving valuable information receipt of &C.
postage. Nine. RUPERT is tie originator OF Wonder
full Face Bleach. which Is creating such !orore among
society ladies' at present MME. A. RUPERT,
SD Branch Office, 40 eth st. H. w. Washington d. c.
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MEs,s DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS.
HasDkEncnlrr DEPARTMENT
SOUVENIRS.

SOUVENIRS.
l21%c Mems All linen Haniksrchiefs. 10c
~. Mems Fine Linen Handerchefs ...............2c
20: Men Frenrh Novelty handkerchief .44c
IN Mems JAPANESE Sill handkerchief. 44c
IN. Yen, tsrora..e,i Silk Hanaker.Iiefs &c
lsL- LADIES' Linen Handkerchief all styles. loo
~ LADIES' Linen Handksrchefs all styles &c
20: LADIES' French Linen Handkerchiefs- nc
:r Ladies Japanese SILK Handkerchiefs.. &c
ID Ial.iss Embroidered SILK Handkerchiefs. &c
= Ladies NOuss-aine lie Sole Handkerchief sc
q - Ladies' Esildembroidersd dO.......--..s1
al Iases' Duchess IAce Handkerchiefs SIC
Az Ldles' Duchess Lace Handkerchefs e15
III. Children Boxes of Handkerchief ......... .25c
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NEW JERSEYS: ELECTION.
The State Board Of Canvassers Going Over
the Returns

the Returns
TRENTON, N. j., Nov. 25.-The state board of
canvassers today canvassed the returns from
the late congressional election with the result
of establishing the following pluralities:
First district, for Bergen, rep, 2,710;
second district, for Buchanan rep,
1,16S; third district, for Geissenheimer,
DEM. A,57S; fourth district, for Fowler, dem,
4.6S5; fifth district, for Cadmus, DEM, 1855;
sixth district for English, DEM, 1910; seventh
district, for Mcdonald, DEM, 5,114. The total
republican congressional vote in the state was
ia ,807 and the total democratic congressional
vote 128, AT.
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WANT MORE AMMUNITIoN.-The only tele-
gram received at the War Department today
from the west bearing upon the Indian situa-
ton was one requesting an additional supply
OF ammunition. The impression at the depart
ment is that the situation has materially i'm
prOyed
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Washington Stock Exchange.

Sales-Regular call-12 O'Clock m: Georgetown
iric Light 10 at 49, 10 at 1871: 10 1t 1ss; 10 at 49,
at 1917; 10 at 1917; 10 at 1873.
Government Bonds-U. S. AVS, 1891, registered,
As. registered 1901, 1920 bid, lza asked. U. s. 4s,
coupon, 1901, 1870 bid, 12ass asked.
District Of Columbia Bonds-Per imp. c., 1891,
rency. iSs asked. Market Stock s ~ i Sas
currency, l04 bid. 20-year fund, Is, 1892, gold,
1923 bid. 20-year fund, Is, 1892 gold, lOi bid.
sO-year fund, Gs, god 1902, lie bid. Water stock,
Is, currency, 1905 1885 bid 14Ok asked. aG5s, 1924
ia Misseaneoys S Electric Light,
100 bid. Washington and Georgetown Railroad,
1910, Gs, 1024 bid, lo7 asked; Washington and
asked. Masonic Hall Association, So, 1885, lO5 bid
Washington Market Company, list mortgage Gs, los
bid. Washington Market Company, imp. Gs,
mortgage, Is, 1904, 90 bid, : asked. Washington
Light Infantry 3D. u.s. 1904, 81 bid, 1O4 asked. WASH
ington Gas Light Company, series A, 6, M
series B, IS, lis bid, I24 asked. Hygenic Ice
Company, 1st mortgage Is, - bid, IS asked. Ameri-
can Security and Trust Company, IS, 100 bid, 1903
National Bank Stocks-Bank of Washington, 40
bid, 500 asked. Bank of Republic, go bid. Metro
Second, 200 bid. Farmers and Mechanics, $50 bid
Citizens, 10 bid, $50 asked. Columbia 1850 bid $50
asked. Capital, 12o bid, 125h asked. West End,
% bid, 100 asked Traders, III bid, - asked. Lin
Railroad Stocks-Washington and Georgetown
949 bid, $50 asked. Metropolitan 1870 bid, IS5 asked
Columbia, % bid, II asked. Capitol and North o
Street, So bid, % asked. lexington and Soldiers
Home, 5Sk bid, 60 asked. Georgetown and Ten
leytown, ~ bid. IS asked.
Insurance St0cks-Firemen's, Is bid, 50 asked
Franklin, 50 bid. Metropolitan 50 bid. National
Union, 10 bid, % asked. Arlington, lis bid, Is5
asked. COrcoran, IS bid. Columbia, Is bid, II
asked. German-American, 10 bid. Potomac so
bid, 100 asked. Riggs 7as bid, sl asked. Peoples,
81 bid, 81 asked Lincoln, 81 bid, - asked. Com
mercial, ~ bid, ~ asked.
Title Insurance Stocks-Real Estate Title, 126
bid, 1856 asked. Columbia Title, On bid, 6ss asked
Gas and Electric Light Washington Gas,
a bid, 45% asked. Georgetown Gas, 50 bid. U. s.
Electric Light, 137 bid, 1917 asked.
Telephone Stocks-Pennsylvani Is bid, - asked
Chesapeake and Potomac, 6S bid, 13 asked. Ameri.
can GraphOph0ne, ~ bid, ID asked.
Miscellaneous StOcks-Wa shington Market Com.
pany, - bid, 20 asked Washington Brick Machine
Company, = bid, 400 asked. Great Falls Ice Com.
pany, = bid, go asked: Bun Run Panorama
Company, II bid, p asked. National Safe Deposit
Company, $50 bid, 800 asked. Washington SAFE
Deposit Company, 125 bid. Pneumatic Gun Car
rage, bid, / asked. Washington Loan and
Trust Company, ~ bid, ~ asked. American
Lincoln Hail. 100 asked. Hygienic he Com
pany, 80 asked. Interocean Building Company, los
asked.
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ART (ioops SOUVENIRS.

10 per cent of marked price of all Brio s-Bfac Art
Clocks Oxidized Silver and Plush Cases. &c.
:sJs. Antique Brass Photo Frames. &c
.e. Madras Cloth Drapery Scarf. SOC
sec. CHINA Silk Drspery &c
81 u Mzntel Scarfs. ~ yards lons. 20
ssr. "A Chenille Table Covers. So
81 - Covers for 81 - and - SO Covers 81. 10
81 - "a Titan Table Covers 81 rs
e., - Velour Scarfs and Covers. ~. ~
for y, Lace Tides for DC
BIC. Antique Lace Tides. 2sc
u Fish Net Bureau Scarfs. .8ec
nc Stamped Linen Pillow Shams. .14c
7c. Center Feces Of Monte Cloth. Sc
Dc Stamped Linen SplAshers. Ac
3sc Stamped and Hemsttched Tray Covers. 24c
I9c. Towels for decoration purposes 4c
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They SAW THE PREsrDENT.-Among the
Presidents visitors today were Chief Justice
Fuller, Senator Dolph, with Judge SENECA
Smith of Oregon, Representative Morrow,
Representative Gear, with L. o. Goddard and
j. W: Midgley OF Chicago, and Gen. Geo. ID.
Ruggles, U.S.A
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MARRIED

KANITZ-HEIIpRIN. On the 10Th Of Novrmhrr
ls90 at the residence Of the bride father. con.
SUELO HEILPkIN Of this city 90 H. HEtRMAN
kASITZ of peoria, M, by Rev. Louis Stern.
THOM-READE. On Tuesday, Noyemhsr oh ism
at st. Johns Church. by the Rev. DR. Doulwhne ENI-
READE OF Lowell, Mass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-25

CALLED TO LoUIsvILLE.-Mr. p. s. Heath the
Washington correspondent of the indianapolis
Journal, &c, and Mrs. Heath have been called
to Louisville by the serious illness of Ms.
Heath father
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

PORTRAIT OF Mr.. Ross.-Mr. Myers, the art,
list. has presented the city post Office with a
life-like crayon portrait of ex-Postmaster John
w. Ross
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-25

DIsaIssED.-The War Department officially
announces the dismissal from the T. s. army
of Lieut.. Geo. L. Turner for misrepresentation
of government funds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-25

GLOvES.-The "Opening" prices for the
''Palais Royal" Gloves viii be found In the
List of Souvenirs.
Special attention IL asked to the 80
Undress-d Kid Mousquetsires at s1.63. You
will have "a admit that for quality and fit o
s2slove could not be better. The shades.
too, are superior. Six Shades each at Grays,
Tans and Modes. Also lovely tints Of Hello
trope. hsssda Green. Terra Cott=. Mahog-
any.
In order 10 Fivs due time and attention to
those wishing ~ buy these SELECTED KID
GLOVES separate counter will be utilized
tomorrow. 30 that the gloves may he tried on
leisureiy and carefully. away from the
orow,iing occasioned by the sale Of the ~
cent Kid Gloves.
Gertlsmen are especially requested 10 take
advantage Of our offer to try on gloves At our
risk.