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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-05
FOR RENT-HOuSES

FOR RENT-aRooM BRICK HOUR on , ST.
81 rs.i sSe e hs. sHs S.: /: mod in'' ;ai
Fok kENT-sY IH9NAs 3 yAeS1MaN,
HoUsEA
81 s p ss II s g =: 4
81 S, :. As, :, e ISIsX =: 4 +
Upper -p.n i4os s = rs lo, i !. nv r.:
sl nv. % y afy 1 x q s1.
IS 5sSS = 3: FL I Fl:
IS IS s::;;s : ;s: 3; $; "a
LOO is'n NV IL nv
Aes u a ..s; 1. aoor .s 81 p 81, Sn e sia
- 4 ave S.sf Soc% e,s i ss sv. room IL
xs "a nSS S loe ynton building. room
sons rooms. :" ." 4ss Ia ave. Sd door:
ounton building. room back room .-..-......... 8
STORES, &C.
Str dvg hoo 10th St Store room l54l n q
Str avs Isis sth Stable rear az q nv
Hail q soor 4is sS s Shop I TsSI iS5 as
Str i .S19 sos iii i;' q ~
So. 6r....... .........-.4O
s 'N F.: Il H e. I I. s g e.
ta2 THOS. Z. wAGGAMAN
EQR RENT-l22T 18TH ST. NV: ELECTRIC
e! s nea sssss
E0k RENr-UNfURNlsHED,
s eSs IS sSs !; s. NV f & :sss g g
s. .s: -. ,o m: go ~ cs. VI; ii
NV n~ i les g s: ss ns & o. e e
IA a NV. l g 2l55 s. NV. "a eaat, g
.ia !; Mas. sSs Ss IF 1883 1859 cs ssp
lss . n lssS pm 4. nd
l i5ls Usn n ". i n; g I 1ii sIs ~
isS nv III s: is is Mas ash ave y INV NV e
siS s'h 8 mn nv ~ ssS s 's Z
nr Dupont CIR - 2 ai Thomas Circle $50
M 18th sSS sl 81 iSss St nv, SS
ave mr. dupont Cir i'' De Sales St M Conn aS
1;sS .nd ooissral SIS - ,s - 5; M .: Is
c casS aT p., Ss Nv To- 100 al$ Cap g. le TO
18TH 100 18TH s. nr s .t. ::
i f Sc Bx aye Ie S sS sb :, n
IS fHS s
For KENT-FURNIsHED.
l. Iowa circle. a r.. 1:ss2 e. nv, Tor. all
BY los 6 ne & Iii m sl =
UNFINISHED.
1899 10th st NV, l1r all 613 Brewers court 4rss 20
$50 9th st se III - IS Pierces court :,r z =. Z.
ES9 9Th st NV, Sr, all IN 4 35 STORE DWELLING
4Oi LIN ST sc, Or 20. 80 1921 l4th NV store $40
aGSS6th ST me- IN, mi. lSJ0 .s,J2 Ilth 81 NV, store
W. st nv, Dr.. 1870 and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
l.at2 LIST Sc. 0r and G. L. 80 OFFICE
iss Sc Sc Sc sr cellar 3 a'l +
- 81 Sc Tn. 10 30 Rear 10 Iowa circle, by
~. i;Sth " &c, 10 year. SO by NTH. $50
155e ~ ave NV ID Rear slo 10
dS-lm SwORMSTEDT BRADLEY, ac1 Est NV
EoR RENT-UNFURNIsHED-
The windsor" cor tl44I Mass ave....... $3.50
New nork ave and 1913 5 sr........,........:S
iHn $4lC &c "a LIST se.......,,. 30
Flats in The Milton i1l5cIst 81 n
ST bet 18th and 18th :ss,4 Water ct fw,re hel y,
to % sr Il ST. H. (store).
FURNISHED.
Mass ave bet 18th and near 18th st. s16G. 66
18th 200 st let llst 4 :f2S = I:SO
1 Itt st. GoI1e. house 5Qo 18th M Dupont irele rs
Conn ave near N IN. - Lucid place 100
Iowa circle. 200 II l.xh n As
Conn ave near Far 50. zoo
-, FITCH, FOX & BROWN,
d0 l437 Penn. ave. u y.
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ExrRAoRDrSARY REDUCTIONS in coats, cloaks
&C., at VIM. II. McKnew's, 933 Pa. ave. NV
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-wE HAVE NUMBER OF s11IL
e,y ~ sqss rlns,pe r0p Zoo 70 1920 hvss I.
s:a . w ';.;fnsS: E esss ~
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

rood euY Sss s f.. sa,.ss i
.: ssn'' iaES as ssi; i s III
t ssss. MI y. "a sss 3; AN Z
'e sHss L s Ifsd COY ),
EOk sALE-w1LL EXCHANGE A DEsIRABi.E
noS.s N 81 timore for land in Maryland OF LrniA
ASA. M $40 s., fsu i O.. = bsitimors. Ma.
FOB sALE-AN EXCELLENT INVESTMENT FoR
moi hns 9r rsenns = soo Nh ., &c rom. al
u. .. door: only bro: ON ssresssis terms os has
VIC, 0'' fo''h' S i1IIilis.ss R iEfisffA BY
s,asnss eonA;s.nS Y roons and surp,ed With an
''s 'h fHcs o. j. us fisS Il spR, Co.
EoE SALE.
rs ens su SR nh ne s a.s n ar S 6.
100 " '''' ''' fAog .!ia f fsi & EsJ od s''
f. sstory frame house on 81. bet~een eiss and
90 ~ ' Hos ft e' = frshTff go so
st Sks fsfss1fl 81 s s As Is as Sx
iSoGisf sT sGssfs sf Eistkf fAslE in
SIDE Of st near ION nv: owner sSSu, ieasins
the city an excellent OPPORTUNITY TO secure sood
4 T. Kaiser soeG !. s, i.s sS's Sa sS
RR san saEf { Sl5i. t bs,sns 81 NV SSsEE
Fok sALE-NIcE HOME OR s PER CENT IN.
a. rsssment: new s,room hrick would rent for sol
stand iiTss years ear OWEN, NO ssa NJ
FoRR sALE.A!EkY HANDSOME TaKEE-sToRY
81 B. its Is aP TsS, q S5ss 70 Alley
smaller property. the hous bein large Tor presat
di40 Gdstsl "a "AhNn aie ! s 81 nv.
Eok sALE-BEAUTIfUL NEW CORNER RESI-
eencs 18th 81 IL rooms and hath, superbly nm
Also vicinity Dupont circi s sae nse' es.n, som
NOD convsniences and eaaaistely hnished 81. 500
$1,000; rs.psetiSely. LEWIS bSSAf. KS H q.
Pont Circle excellent N1-room and bath brick with
LEWIS sHa 81 bt ~ { -i.ss s s: r'r sPS
toR sALE.cHEAP-NEw GROOM. Bath AND
vicinity stanton square; only 81 40: easy tsriss ''
loisa ssso Ss fkx shs si ptva Ass sss'. :.
On 18th st. just north Of Fsrrssut square three
All r asS sas,ent ho1ss eontanng 40 rooms. two
prsee. $1,000 5na provided with every o0nvsnienoe
THOS. J. FISHER CO..
SA1-1 1924 81. n w..
EOR SALE
= Awe.l-equipped and desirable residence on NJ st.
pea Lth ana 18th sts cont ming u rooms, two bath
rooms and having open hreplaces &c. The lot is
24xEO feet 70 an alley. Price reasonable.
49,. THOS. J. FISHER CO..
gecS l:s24 st. ".
LrOR SALE
One square west of Conn. ave on 21sf st. bet o
ana SIS, handsome house CONTAINING II rooms and
bclit ~ the best worknen the best style; price
$4,000. fe'
THOS. J. FISHER kCo,
ya6-d LIZA ct. n. W
T,OE SALE
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FOR RENTLHOuSES

FOR RENT-HOUSES.
saS. I.s sssS. HOUSE, ~
s -: md .'''''' S Wins q + d assisa 100.
FpE EEATlNEw EEvKN.R0oH HOUSE. i7o4
vsnisnce; price s7s pm month;
Ss.h. 1ssa f. E. e, g. 90
81 aIs cellar. is q 3 e. s .
ss s'ia'si aS s ASsafsSSsSSs. d, i,;S
FEE r.! sSH T1.n,. r 9; R9dIzM4N, Real rs
12es 81 NV. 1er JIG. HigY 81 9 81 40. 40
81 Yssh n nv M To- $3.50 :G l las = -
i Isna g nv nv -..43 IS5 e. f............l
isii NV 80. 1915 q a;ss = e,
1913 1873 g nv .-.... g a:sX lith sx I'D 8
III fs:se ss :. nv. 8 s s1S II !. .a r: as
A eso,c. eo,0, rYSa eH.s Dd HOUSES. ...o
re.. g s. :S ~ s 3
,sls ~ saa rn~m.. r. n: sSoYs la s q
1ssls :. a.. Ess :sn. se1 s,.s;.:; sus
~ 'iS to Sc s ss';s .,s5
1913 1913 Conn Conn ~: ~: ldss Conn
,oooo, STABLES.
Us HoLTxMxa. Ion ana =. nv 70
FOR RENT-HANDsoME RESIDENCE. YER.
mont ave. near Iowa Circle; 10 rooms cedar closets
ss III issr Il ssssi s1ss ia
9Ss su sE MI lsn,,.. aTIM 81 NV. LARGE
in suites e. om. % Cd or v SSfSs
'-A'.'As '@ "oe1oang house q cafe INQUIRE
Tor RENT-sIx-ROO BRICK HOUSE. I319 sTE
1oia On a; rent sDpr month Apply 10 n. WELLS.
FoR R, RLN 10 4 ST. NV. BRICK HOUSE; Z
e s:a s. mr. g. g
si ! !. y v s; g 81 .
iSg N.disOn alley NV. Is Isl ss stor. Rom is
Ps y s1sS. Is isId i ss :. r.
l94 sx. %, water. 80 "a Isl Sc.
& PXKKEa.s sS1 & & snS &. 10 10
FOB RENI-FURNfsHED-iss ST. NV. 10
;I.S children only eco Ri Z. TEfoi6s ss1
sksT ksfsgTE xHaf EE FxaS Ssb M
q ds SEslcE. AiD9 saRsE Es az Weaver. eaer
: as S2p' lAfs sA III e. WEAVER, sapNw.
FOR kKNT-7ls 80 81. NE. NEW; EIGHT
month s.sts WIN. 4. sAUNP PIE co;
FOR RENT-5O4 AND 5l2 D ST. Sc, NEW:
rooms and bath south front; concerted street
s9 sss sss w At 's Rfs
Co. l4O7 ST. jaa-;3t
EoR RENT-ll02 o ST. NV. ROOMS AND
100 ai St. NV rooms. bath and cellar % %
III s a1s 8 s;S ne; rooms and bath % %
III 81 an p Sdo ~ 3" new rooms and BATH ~ q
ASST Mn. Il SAUNDERS CO.. i40i t ST.
EOR RENT-TM0 STORE ROOMS AND THREE
,as-s.. laa5 nh st. NV. between a. and sis
E0R RENT-HoUsE 2229 18th ST.. HANDSOME
mod anps Inquire corner grocery. " and 18th SITS.
EoR RENT-BRICK HOUSE. 3 STORIES AND
feet from northeast corner OF 18th and SITS. NV;
jas3s 1903 penna. ave.
Tor RENT-l?Os L ST. NV, TWELyE-ROOM
500 a. 8 tAi%6op. s 81 9tS St. n.w 70 Scs es
EfoR RENT-NEw BAY.WINDOW BRICK; SEVEN
@se 'T's a'iF'S sH'ts
FCR KENT,A S. 0AYWoon, ss5 9TH ST. n. ":
- i! 81 ]; ;s IL. d St. 5 5 fse:sss;
~ is NV. r...:..... ls 1908 Az sw. str Or q
5i I 9 nv new y 81 :: )
az Or, rs, >; sc, or L. ~ w st ne 4r L. ~
@ FL S sS Is R & I, nx ::
L'OK RENT = 1870 18TH ST. NV. Il ROOMS;
per Month A + coUGsE iss ' T. Z. 'S Sse ia 10
Loh kENT-. = 1888 9th St NV. IT.. $50
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e16 g Ut sw, b b. TIES, 500
lbs 6tn st NV. b b.
1921 Bdy q NV. fl,
s$ss to 3fii = s; nv.
bh, 81. ..............S,00 600
l6sO o ct NV. b b,
IS j 4 NV. b b. ii lid. 500
ul6 I st nv. b b.
SIS TO 81 JscI:os o'"o
Hall alley NV. go
- X 1t ne, bh, I2. :. 4, 500
lo29 4sh d ne. b b,
sd 4 to sssy l b 4 =.
|sm ! s ssh 4 :, Sn. Si:s .S SSS
l2Q2 0H q r. bh. e. 3, 600
l6u Oh . = y. { h..
us i . is 'fs ss;s;;s; 4 < :"
|,s..s m nv s.fiS IL. e.
lE@ ID st \ ". { h,
E.--.--.----.-.---.--lsbW
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EOR SALE
L SsS Bst sw, b h.,
s9 81 % &sis 10th 3 :"
|, 70 as Z 6 81 cou x. o0'
6i6 to $50 Nd ave
SsiO to $Ss4 Bdy q
nv. bh. ,4r...,... 16, 90(
2024 TO 2O42 Boy @
NV. b b. n ....... ,15. 7O(
lob 10th ct NV. bh,
m |. 10. Is. 00(
153s i q NV. b.,
ls s L 70 81 ras9 i Il and ;ap'w
5S6 to $40 18th q
ne, b b. tir........15, 00C
46a No sv nv. b -
M-..............I0sW (
2Ts0 N q nv. bh. ,....-
lbs iSth nv. ih,d.
and 4 houses rear. 10, OK
1873 tol1S = q NV,
l@-f Tx nv. i Il.
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

Uf DEs.Ds FVk Evkni sTATN
jS6. Z IHiifs III ~.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

EcOR RENT-A DECkER BROTHERS. SQUARE
piano in good order q very careful person terms
e1rrespondinEly low. Address Mrs. 4. X. ELLIOT,
hyattsvile. ND jaS3t
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10 RxsPEcr FoR TEE WHITE FLAa-rHR nopoo
MASSACRE or GEN. cANBY AND REV. Nh.
fuonAs-AlH GEN NILES SIOUX SCOUTS TO BE
pRRxKpED UroN?
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iszi. con, lerH AND sra ~.
oMgoGAly eo42l4s =, s.eV, psEs5s4lMs ine1@dl1e
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LOk RENT = l6,O 10TH ST. NV, L. ROOMS; |
l. mod. imp Rood condition desirable loraton x15
per MONTH A. L. COUMBE, l41 n Y ave ia;-:,t
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANrED-Iwo COMFORTABLY FURNISHED
w rooms on I'd moor heat: light objection light
Housekeeping; must be central terms not 10 exceed
slo Fer month. Address LU CkETiA. stsi ONCE ja5-3
WANTED-ROOM IN A PRIVATE FAMILY BY
once: 'e'el'- N10'e'' A.o,S $50. ss.f
VVANrED-BY FEBRUARY i, A LARGE SEC
W ond-story front room on Sh st. near s., fur
fsried; permanent 4 suited Please sddrsss. WITH WITH
it il. '' Star once.
WANTED-IMMEDIATE A LADY WITH
w children, who at school al day, two large un-
fernished fooms with heat and gas state price and
w Of bath, with without board; BY eentleman
and rrs no shildren; private family preferred. Ad
dress " D.. 10 So W. Jao-3ts
WANTED : -FOUR UNFURNisHED ROOMS
sss, suitable for Light housekeeping Address
WANTEb-TwO FURNIsHED ROOMS FOR
w hsht housekeeping. s.H.w.. Star once. js52s
WASTED-NEAR p. Old. BUILDING. BY GEN.
W lehman and wife. Furnished or unfurnished room
os..on ana p.rt,salsfs. xS. star sss. s p5s
WANIED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND TWO
w ladies. one furnished and one unfurnished room
IN good locality where privacy IL assured terms
~ for light housekeeping for snan family. With best
Of references. Address q. p, Star once. js;-St
WANTED-2 Oh 3 FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
Az. lset fonssaesg.ng; northeast prsfsrsd Ad-
WANTED-FoR SINGLE GENTLEMAN FOR
w January l5 or later. 2 or unfurnished rooms IN
auset honss eetseen ith and l5sn sta y. " mod
s..- once. yA3-2e
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FOR RENT,aROOM BRICK HOUR on ST.
e:S. 15. c. BOYER, 2l4 7th 81 az. t.e,S
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FOR RENT-STORES.
EOR kEAI.lOll G ST. NV. STORE, BACK
room. counters. shelying, &C. $50
1919 l4th 81 corner wallach place, store back
ja3-6t RUST HUNGERFoRD. e24 14th st.
FOR RENT-STORE, AND DWELLING. BAKE
house and stables will rent separate II desired suit
able for any business; GO st. w. Apply 7. v.
SMITH, 1l3 NJ St NV. ASST
EOR RENT-PART OF VERY DESIRABLE
store; 93l st. NV. suitable only for ladies'
goods a reasonable rent. SWORMSTEDT BRAD
LEY, Ss7F st. NV. ja2-3t
E'OR RENT--sTORE AND DWELLING CORNER
ave. between 10th and 18th SITS. n. W., $50.
3a2-I BEDFORD W. WALKER SON, 1905 r.
EOR RHINESTONE AND ROOM 1908 ST. NV,
suitable for business purposes. Location unex-
ceiled, Rent moderate. Win lease for one or more
years preferred to responsible party Electric lights
and connections. Apply to THOMAS II. FIELDS,
"a ID st. NV. d31-1w
EOR RENT-l78O ST. n W., DESIRABLE
store with cellar and several storage rooms all con.
yenences store has complete set OF fixtures suitable
for grocery and meat business which will be sold
one-fourth Of original cost: Apply to
THOS. .. FISHER CO.,
d3O-6t LIZA ut. Nv
FOR RENT,sToREs zoos B ST. BETWEEN
yth and 10Th sts-, opposite wholesale market; rent
goo and $40. Inquire at S26 La. ave. d.2-m
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-07
PEOPLE AND THINGS.

The Emperor of Japan celebrated the
thirty-ninth anniversary of his birth on
Nov. 3. He received many evidences of
love and veneration from his numerous
subjects.
The camels Of scientific exploring
party which has been pushing through
part of Australia accomplished the un-
precedented feat of travelling $50 miles i'm
thirty-fOur days with but eight gallons of
water for each camel.
Your New Yorker can't finish a monu-
ment to save him Here is the Washing
ton arch that they have begun 10 build, a
beautiful and appropriate memorial, but
the committee says if $4,000 is not forth
coming work must be stopped.
The Garfield boys are fitting for leaders
places as did their father. |. NJ. Garfield
has been elected captain OF the football
team at Williams College for next year
He is strong and plucky half-back.
Williams graduated the eXpresident and
his elder sons, James and Harry.
Rudyard Kipling finished 1.-The Light
That Failed in two ways. In one he had
Dick marry Maisie. That was to suit his
publishers In the other Dick didn't
That was to suit himself, for arts sake
People who are interested in his rumored
engagement may take hint.
A locomotive has just been built at the
CreWe WORKS OF the lOnuOn ana North
western Railway which is capable of draw
ing "A train at the rate of 100 miles an hour.
The speed attained 10y this engine in trial
runs between Crewe and Chester was
ninety miles an hour but this was shown
To be considerably below its full powers.
Hitherto until within very few years,
the tariff has been the dryest of the dry
bones of politics.
Now IL is seen TO be the most interest
ing-and the most humanity interesting
subject ever introduced in our politics.
Boston Post.
just so. As the people have become
more American and National I'm feeling
the more independent they have grown
They can see no reason why they can not
manufacture just AS good things as they do
across the Atlantic. IL has already been
demonstrated that they can. Protection
was never in such favor ~ " day.-Chi-
cago Inter-Ocean-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-07
SAWTELL DEPRESSED.
Ho Does Not Expect Things to Go
Well With Him,

CONCORD, n. H., Dec. THE hearing
upon j. b. Sawtell's petition, was begun
in the Senate chamber at IL o'clock this
morning. At precisely ten minutes be
fore IL Sawtell entered, handcuffed to
Capt. Wilkinson, and attended also by
Warden Colbartte.
He was placed on the right of the
judges, and showed very little disposition
to talk He seemed very depressed In
going to the State house Capt. Wilkinson
showed Sawtell his mansion and said;
when you get out of this come ana see
me-" But the prisoner replied: Il shall
never get out of this, captain"
Sawtell's attorneys are Messrs. Edgerly,
Worcester and Haley. who arrived about
II o'clock In opening the case Attorney
Worcester asked TO have the stenographer
read from his notes the testimony leading
up TO the evidence about to be pre-
sented. Court Stenographer i. +. Shurt-
left was called, and read the testimony
of B. &. Bickford, Ezra Smart, G. H. Wig
gin, II. q. Berry, B. +. Howes and Arthur
Wiley, showing that Sawtelle hired the
team on the night of Feb. ), 1890, and Civ
ing other statements made by witnesses
for the State in the former hearing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-07
ALL WILL STAND FIRM.
No Break In the Speakership Fight
in Sight.
THE TWO HOUSES IN SESSION.
The Result OF Conferences Between the
Candidates and Their supporters-Pro
spects of an Indefnate Continuation Of
the Contest.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 7--As a result OF
informal talks among the candidates and
the adherents of the various speakership
asRirants the latter have decided TO sup
port their original choice until the last
ditch is reached. There is not the slight
est prospect of a break in sight.
No new developments can be seen upon
the surface as regards the influence of the
Cleveland forces being eXerted in behalf
of Mr.. Mills. Those known to be close to
the ex-president are at work as heretofore
but their forces have received no notable
accessions.
Crowds gathered in the corridors during
the balloting and bore the disappointment
In being refused access to galleries of the
house, with reasonable good nature.
Great interest was taken in the ballots
and even in the arrival Of boquets for
favored members and in the appearance
of those who'temporarily left the caucus.
a long and earnest conversation in the
corridor between Mr.. Crisp and Bourke
Cochrane of Tammany Hall caused much
speculation.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-07
The FINANCIAL NEWS.

The money market is quoted at per
cent, and there has been strong attempt
paper has, however, passed AZ % per cent,
and indications point TO somewhat lower
rate In the not distant future.
There Is no change in quotations this
morning save the very low priced sale OF
Phenix Bank NJ "a.
The last assessment on the stock or
American Wood Paper Company IN due on
Thursday. The company Is getting stronger
every day and its new machinery is likely
20 make an improved showing before the
next six months are over.
The subscriptions TO the Horseshoe Com
pany's stock are still coming in In a man
ner that tends 10 strengthen the belief that
IL will be oversubscribed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-07
MIR. Chilton's Seat.

WASHINGTON, Dec Tin the Senate to-
day Mr.. Hoar called attention to what he
considered a grave question. It was
whether the governor of Texas at
the time he appointed Chiffon
as member of the Senate to
succeed Mr. Regan had the right TO do so
until an actual vacancy occurred by the
resignation of Regan. Mr.. Hoar said,
however, that he would not oppose Chill
ton taking the oath of Office, but would
call the matter up tomorrow for ac-
tion by the proper committee.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-07
Market Notes.

The par Of sterling erchdnge Is Ls6.7. The
rate of demand sterling bills dt Uhtch gold can
he exported 10 London tcfthout loss Is L.sS3s for
bars and L. S9i4 for coin, and The rate at Uhtch
can be imported iCtthota loss u L.SSS4. go
Sterling rates are 4 81 TO 4,s5.
NEW YoRK-Lassrd Frerer received
$245, 900 gold on steamship La Bretagne
arriving yesterday. Steamship Umbria
brought s2o5, 900 TO Heideback, Ichelheiner
d Co.
LoNDoN-Money is so abundant that IL
is regarded as certain that the Bank of
England rates will be reduced at the be
ginning of the year unless unforeseen gold
movement occurs.
NEW YoRK-L0nt stocks, except Mis-
souri, Pacific and Northern Pacific pre-
ferred, which have come out recently have
been readily taken up.
NEW YORK-On Dec. 3, the steamer
Nicaragua of the p. NJ. line struck
rock on the Salvador coast.
She was, however, drawn off and
put back TO Acayutla, but thus
far all attempts TO save her by ditching
have been unavailing She was a new
ship in August last, and was making her
second trip down the coast. She cost
$500, 900.
NEW YoRK-The London market is
NEW YoRK-Men in the coal trade are
inclined to doubt the ability of Delaware
and Hudson to earn per cent.
on this year. It's assets accounts
contains So,0000O0 for it's dead
canal, and several millions more
are on the improvement account, whose
value is as yet only prospective as il has
been largely spent in testing new mines.
If they turn out to be profitable the
money will have been expended very
profitably, but if they are only holes in
the ground the matter is quite different.
IL is reported that the earnings of
Atchkinson will be large for the next
eight months, and some may have
hopes that the full per cent.
on the incomes will be paid. But it
will be remembered that Atchison has not
been lavish in its improvement account,
hence its expense must be very
large. All years can not be as posper
Gus as this, and the property must be
kept in shape 20 make IL pay at all. If the
company is enabled to pay per cent. on
the incomes il will do well, and this, too,
Is an unprecedentedly prosperous year.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
Louisville and Nashville, 4th week Novem-
L6asyiiie and Nashville. month Nouem6eI.
increase .,............... 10000
crease .'.'',.''..,..., 66o5
l. n and chic month November decrease 5723
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account. Gables coming steadier seved
loads wheat taken Saturday evening ann
two loads to-day, and via outports Satur-
day evening six loads cow, Saturday even
loads and via outports Saturday evening
twelve loads. e
Stock of wheat in private elevators in
Minneapolis, l,507,000, an increase Of
$1,000.
LIvERPOoL, 4:30 II. M.-Wheat futures
firm. Antwerp wheat unchanged. Paris
wheat and -four firm. India shipments,
l,0S0,00 bushels.
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Items at the Y. VI. G. A.

About 40 men were present at the ser
vice yesterday afternoon, and the Rev. G..
f. Harris of the Chestnut Street NJ. T..
Church was the principal speaker.
The regular meeting of the Board of
managers for December will be held at
the rooms this evening,
On Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
Hon George X. Vending of Washington.
ID. c., will lecture on saul of Tarsus''
and Popular Delusions" in Association
Iul
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-07
THE SENATE IN SESSION.
A Large Crowd Witnesses the Open
ing by Vice President Morton.

WAsHNGToN, ID. c., Dec. 7.-Despite
the interest in the Speakership fight,
when the gavel of the presiding officer of
the Senate fell, exactly at noon to-day,
there was a big crowd present. Senator
Quay was one of the first to appear and
take the seat assigned him. BE was soon
joined by his colleague Senator Donald
Cameron.
Vice President Morton was in the chair.
Senators Brice and Villas were also among
those who appeared ,on the floor
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-07
BURGLARS IN DEDHAM.
They Secure S400 in Cash From
the House of {, n, Church,

DEDHAM, Dec. 7.-Burglars are renewing
their visits to Dedham. Early this morn
ing the residence of J. II. Pierce on East
was obtained The occupants were
awakened by the noise made by the
would-be thieves, and they escaped, but
went to the next house where +. III.
Church resides and there secured 800 in
cash
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-07
4 GANG OF BURGLARS.
They Are Raiding Lowell and Get
ting Much SpoiIs,

LOWELL, Dec. burglars entered Al
fred Swans house yesterday evening and
took SIS. They next went TO Curtis's bar
ber shop and stole $50, 30 razors. and con
derable other stock, next they went to Par
phenias Bros. shoe store, and took $500.
II is supposed that there is gang at work
i'm the city
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-07
Marriage of n Chinarnan.

Boston, Dec. fay Lee, formerly of
Canton, China was married TO Miss Mar
tha G. Comstock, a Caucasian of Charles
town this afternoon at 2 O'Clock. The
former came to America i'm 1872, and in
few years became a Christian.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-07
A wealthy Marriage.

SAN Francisco, Dec, lit is reported
that Florence Blythe, who is TO have the
lions share Of the s5,OOO.OCO left by the
late "Old Tom" Blythe, will marry Chas.
Koenige, the son Of a rich merchant here.