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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-01-02
CAUSES DISAPPOINTNEN
Statistics Given of the Clothing In
dustry of Berlin.

The clothing industry of Berlin, subse-
quent TO 1865. assumed immense proportions
as a factor In the German export trade.
Vice Consul Hanauer at Frankfort has for
warded to the State Department an expert
opinion Of Mr.. Manufacturer, one Of the iarg-
est wholesale clothing manufacturers of
Germany, delivered at convention of the
ladies' and chiidren's cloak manufacturers
at Berlin, in which disappointment is ex-
pressed over the failure of this Industry to
continue its development, and the cause is
suggested as being the import tariff levied
by countries with which Germany has here
tofore traded.
But 1t Is a deplorable fact" said Mr..
Manufacturer, that while the present boom
has SO favorably affected nearly all other
industries of our country, the clothing ex-
port trade has not only not Increased. but
mas suffered d1minutiOn during the last
three years Gcrmany's total exports of
textiles and ready-made clothing in 1896
We're 951 100000 marks (S227 766 OoW; in
1898, SS9,910, 9o9 marks tS2lt 542 Voo). de-
crease in value of exports, IS 900 900 marks
tSlt.lSi 0o0). But this decline is by far
greater when compared with the figures of
the year 1889, when exports in this line
were to the value of 1,oS4 900 900 marks
,$2J7, 392, 900.
If We take the special line of ready
made clothing alone. We find the exports
were, for 1896, 94,4U0000 marks ($22 400 .
2oO in value; 1897, $500. 900 marks (s21 =
HOO; 1898, 65,300,o00 marks (S155 al 400
The year 1898, as compared with 1886
shows shrtnkage of -, 900 marks (SG-
325,SoW in this single line. Taking the ex-
ports of clothing by countries. the shrink
age amounts in the exports of clothing: To
England, 4,3Go,nuo marks (S3,+o3 400: Hol-
iand, 4.ft,0oO marks ts975, 500; Switzer-
land, 100000 marks tS7SJ, 400; United
States, 100000 marks ($J23 600; Canada
100000 marks (S214 200; Belgium 800 900
marks tS1I9 000y.
This retrograde movement is alarming,
The explanation lies in the eXorbitant GUS
toms tariff of foreign countries. In the
United States the import duties on cloth
ing amount TO 20 to 50 per cent of their
value; in Russia, 40 to 90 per cent; in
Spain. % to 30 per cent; in Italy, - per
cent; in Canada, % per cent more is asked
than on clothing imported from England:
in many other countries similar tariff rates
exist.
in consequence of this many thousands of
operatives who were fully employed a few
years ago have their existence endangered.
and employers are in critical position. 1t
Is self evident that our clothing and textile
manufacturing classes are not satisfied
with a continuation of the present trade
treaties with foreign nations. What we
need above all things is a change by which
the almost prohibtive tariff rates of these
countries should be reduced by at least
one-half. Most important for our line is a
rectitcation of our trade relations with the
United States. Little conceSS. ons here are
of no value. the present United States
duties on textiles and clothing must be low
cred II we are to become enabled to con-
time our eXUDrIS.
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ADVANCE SOUTH OF MANILA.
heoei Force Defeated at Caybuyao o.
Laguna de Bay.


Laguna de Bay.
A dispatch from Manila yesterday saws:
Inc hrst movement of a general southern
advance occurred this morning, when. two
oattaiions OF the 39ths Infantry landed and
occupied Cabuyao, on the south side of
Lasuha de Bay. Two Americans were
killed. and four We're wounded Twenty
l'ur OF the enemy's dead were found in
one house. One hundred and fifty prison.
ers and four six-pound rapid fire guns were
captured
Inc sunboat Laguna de Bay bombarded
the town before the Decentralization of the
troops from the cascoes, which was made
under the enemy's shrapnel fire. The en-
eliIy evacuated the place before the charg-
ING Aherlcans, retreating to Santa Rosa,
70 Whlch town they were pursued Heavy
Ilghtlng occurred along the road to Santa
ROSA "hlch was occupied by the insur-
gents retreatiEg south toward Slang The
buyao. "
Inc eunboat returned to Calamba for re-
lnIorcements and thence came to Manila to
ielch ammunition. She recently captured
two of the enemy's steam launches. one
UNDER the fire of artillery at Calamba and
also Tour cascoes loaded with rice.
other regiments are mobilizing tonight
at san PEDRO Macau and Pasig, prepara-
tory to continuing the southern advance
Yesterdays capture of bombs involved
the SEIZURE of documents inculpating
thousand Filipinos who intended to rise
against the Americans. Papers were also
found showing a distribution of the city
INTO districts and a careful assignment of
leaders and followers. The precautions
taken by the Americans on Saturday, it is
now evident, alone prevented an uprising.
me provost marshal has requested that
Two more regiments be detailed for the
protection of Manila. Three thousand
troops are now actually in the city.
Agunaldo's wife, sisters and eighteen FIJI
ip1nos have surrendered to Maj. MARGINS
battalion of the 33d Infantry, at Bontoc
province of that name. Three Filipino off,
GERS also surrendered to Maj. March, and
the Filipinos gave up two Spanish and two
American prisoners
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From the Chicago Tribune.


The goose plant is in bloom in the
Washington Park tropical house for the
first time since the initial experiments with
the flower in 1925. A score of blossoms
have reached maturity on the vines, which
are rapidly covering both sides of the hot
house.
1t is eight inches in length and consists
of a single green leaf SO shaped that it has
the appearance of a goose. with head and
neck drawn back upon its body. A long
tilament-liks tail swings from the end of
the blossom.
The plant is a native of Guatemala and
its scientific name is so long that Head
Gardener Fred Kanst, after impressing 1t
on several hundred visitors decided in 1885,,
that some shorter designation must be in
vented. Accordingly he advertised for sug-
gestions, and all visitors agreed that it
should be called the goose plant"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-01-02
VICTORY FOR MIR. GAiLINGER,
Grand Jury at Concord Ignores the
Charges Against Him.

The grand Jury at Concord. n. H., re-
ported to Judge Aldrich yesterday. No in
dictment was found against Senator Gal
lnger, charged with violating the civil SER
vice laws in soliciting subscriptions for
campaign purposes from federal office hold
ers.
Senator Gallinger issued the following
statement late yesterday afternoon:
II accepted the Craftsmanship of the re-
publican state committee at the earnest
solicitation of the league candidates on the
ticket in response to the unanimous de-
mand of the committee itself. l took the
place at time when l greatly needed rest,
simply because / felt that ! WAS drafted
into the service. had no personal or pO-
litcal stake in the campaign, and gave my
services wholly for the benefit of Others
The campaign was conducted decently
and honorabiy, a less amount of money
being spent than in any campaign since
1885, being considerably less than one-half
the amount expended in the campaign of
1884, when Charles A. Busiel was candi-
date for governor and William e. Chand-
Ter candidate for reelection to the SEN
ate.
For the faithful and unselflsh service 1
gave my party and its candidates l have
been illuminated by certain men, investi-
gated by the United States civil service
commission, and presented to a federal
grand jury for Indictment. The whole
affair has been a discreditable personal,
pollllcal prosecution II has ended pre-
cisely as knew it would end, and as al
most every self-respecting citizen of the
state expected it to end.
The men who instigated and pushed the
scheme can now take an account of stock,
with a view Of determining whether it has
resulted in loss or gain for them For nv
self, shall go about my work in Washing
ton intent upon carefully looking after the
interests of the people of New Hampshire,
irrespective of party, as have endeavored
to do heretofore, and as my record amply
attests. OF course, l am gratified at the
outcome, and am glad to know that the
finding was made by jury one-haIf of
| which were democrats. That proved con-
clusively that the evidence was overwheIm-
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de30-d&ds
Q. SLOAN & CO., ACCTIoNEERS. I4o7 C ST.
TRUSTEES SALE Of VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, KNOWN AS No. l444
LIZ

TRUSTEES SALE Of vALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, KNOWN AS No. I444 n
SThEET NOR INVEST.
By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated April l.
1895, AMI recordev an Liher No. POOP at folio I6S
ct seq, Of the land records of the District OF
Columbia, and at tbs request OF the party secured
thereby. We will set at public auction. In front Of
the premises On THURSDAY, THE FOURTH
DAY CF JANUARY, 1900, Ar FoUR-THIRTY
O'CLOCK Pm all that piece or parcel Of land
lying I'D situate in the city Of Washington Dis
trict VI Columbia designated as and being lot
numbered thirty t3ol. in Andrew Wylies subdi-
vision of lots In square numbered two hundred and
twelve t212J said subdivision is reco ded in
Book II. W page %, OF the records Of the office
of the surveyor If the District of Columbia TO-
gether With The Improvements. consisting of SUBJ
stantial brltk dwelling house known as No. l44i
stree. northwest. Washington, ID C.
Terms OF sale. Jne-third Of the purchase money
to be paid in cast and the balance in two equal
installments. payable 10 and two years with
interest ct six PEI centum per annun, payable
semi-1nnually fl, day of sale the deferred pay
ments TO he represented by the notes Of the pur-
chaser and secured by deed Of trust on the prop
erty sold, all cash, at purchasers option. 4
deposit Of 50 u will be required Of purchaser
time Of Al nveyancing, recording, revenue
taxes and notarial fees at purchasers cost. Terms
Of be complied with within days from
day Of salt, OF: erwise he trustees reserve the
RICH: 10 resell tie property at the risk and Of
the defanltiDg pur haser
OSCAR LUCEETT, Trustee,
34i ID ST. NV.
de21-d&ds-exde2oS jail 1905 b st. NV.
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JOY the same privileges. But no doubt they
seldom get the opportunity of exercising
The clergy are another class of men who
are sometimes secure against arrest. A
clergyman cannot - arrested when he is
celebrating divine service or conducting the
celebration of the rites for the dead Nor
can he be touched when going to or return
ing from either of these duties. ANY one
breaking the law in this respect might be
punished with as much as two years i'm
prisonment with hard labor
On Sundays we are all privileged. No one
can be arrested on Sunday except for
treason, felony or breach of the peace.
And IL any one tries it on with you you
can resist up to the point of killing him.
curious rule in connection with arrest
is not generally known-if a policeman
comes along after a fight or an assault he
can make no arrest without a warrant.
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c C. SLOAN & CO. ACCrIoNEERs 1907 c ST.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, BEING HOUSE No. 1909 18TH
STREET NORTHWEST

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, BEING HOUSE No. 1909 18TH
STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of certain deed Of trust, dated the
9th day of September, 1873, and recorded in Iiber
1898, at folio ~ ct sea- one of the land records
OF the District of Columbia, and at the request
OF the holder of the note secured thereby We will
sen az public auction, in front Of the premises,
On MONDAY, THE EIGHTH DAY OF JANUARY,
1900 AT QUARTER-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM,
the following described real estate. situate In the
city of Washington, District of Columbia and
desisbated as and being: Lot one hundred and one
uoll. In I. V. Riley ct al. subdivision Of lots in
square two hundred and seventy-six (276y, as said
SUBDIVISION Is recorded in the office of the sur
veyor OF the district OF Columbia, IN book L.
Terms Of sale: one-thfrd cash, balance in one
and two years, in equal instaIlments secured on
me property sold, with interest at the rate OF
SIX SIX. per cent per annum, payable semi-annuaily
uhtil pald, or all cash, the option OF the pur-
CHASER. deposit of Slo0 viii be required al time
OF sale All conveyaDcing, recording and revenue
stamps at the cost Of purchaser. Terms of sale
10 20 De complied with within fifteen days from
DAY OF sale, er the trustees will resell at the
RISK and cost of defaultins purchaser after tTe
days previous advertisement of such resale
w RILEY DEEBLE, Trustee
CHARLES Ii. BAUMAN. Trustee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-01-02

1t is a curious fact that the roots and
branches of a tree are so alike in their
nature that if a tree be uprooted and turn
ed upside down the underground branches
will take to themselves the functions of
roots and the exposed roots will in time bud
and become-verftable branches.
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c. G. SLOAN & CO., AUcTS. i4O7 ST. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE Tr>1NtpPn,-,r,
REAL ESTATE on TENNESSEE AVFNI' r pF.
TWEEN d AND E STREETS NoRTHF Al, '''-
BY yiFtue Of two certain deeds OF trust both
In Lber No l7s2 at foio s 7a sng s rSpecyriy
~ one of the land records OF the District Of 70
!unhia, and az the request Of the party secut,I
the premises on wEDNESDAY. The TrTIR lfSi BAY
o. 9!,y JANUARf. 1900. AT HALF-PAST UuIR
lying AMI situate IN the city Of Washington Dsfi-r
Of Columbia, and designated as and 6cina, nara ~
iot numbered sixteen 40 in William H. Barnes and
John L. Weaver, trustees subdivision OF lofs in
square numbered ten hundred aud afly-three tIa.a9
records of the Office OF the -ufveyor Of tho nstr
Of Columbia, contained within the following ulat,s
said lot at the northwest corner thereof On he
south side OF Duncan street, aud running thpn s.b
seventeen and eight nne-huBdr,,ltls t2l7 OSI H., IN
Tue northeast coTuer OF said lot; thence south on ~
Iset 20 street north; Thence west on the IN
Inc OF ID street one hundred AID seventeen and
1 f iivol Ieet' thence west one hundred GOD
lect 10 l4th street east, thence forth said ltth
street east sixty (G0J feet to the place OF bciir
also all of lot numbered seventeen n75 In Wf,Iism
II. Barnes and John L. Weaver trust es' .usii is
ffty-three u053l, as pea plat recorded IN IISrr i
folio a. Of the DIS Of the oaiee OF Tie saryrT.,
Of the District OF Columbia
The said part Of lot sixteen will he firSt cr.rel
ard immediately thereafter all u lot seventeen
Terms OF sale. ole-ihird OF Tie purchase money 10
be paid IN cash, and the balance iu two equal IN
stalltuents payable In one AID TWO years gith IN
annually, from day OF sale, the deferred payfurE,
10 De represented 10y the Notes " The Dur,.1sr rl
secured 10y hr't lien upon the PROPERTY sold or an
CASH az purchaser option A deposit OF 500 "a
each parcel viii be required a. time OF sale Nj
Souveyancins recording, revenue and nlta-Ial
piled With within sen days from day Of sale o,iser-
wise the trustees reserve the right to resell he
PttoPeIty at Inc RISK and cyst OF defaultug pur-
CHASER. oS' AZ LtChETr,
,o,s, GEORGE Z. FLEMING,
Ne-'-aoNS 1TtHfec, A1O Ii. ave. a ~
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FlTJItE DAMS.
!. ArCTIONEERs. l+0l 0 81.


TEC STEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAl ESTATE. Nos. 4u5 AND 4U7 WARNER
STREET NV.
BY virtue Of a certain deed Of must dated .r.
10, lS9,, and duly r,cols, IN Llher NJ. ~
loliO So3 ct seq. OF tue lauj records Of tie D.
trict OF Columbia. and At the request Of the pa Y
secured thereby, the undersigned, suryIy.fE
trustee, viii sell, uuilic affection. f. front Il
tlis premises ON MLDAISpAh. TIE TENTH DAY
OF JANUARY, 1900. At TcUE O'CLOCK T. n
tAe follow tnS described Land aud premises. situate
~ the city OF Washington. Ia the District Of So
lulubla, and designated and being lots * and
l49. m Bell subdivision % lots ~ slGBra .,,g -
said subdivision is recorded In the office u the
surveyor Of said District iH Book Il. page - IT,
selher WITH the iInrrUy tuIrur-. stiug Of two
tWo-story brick dwellings. Each lut aud the Tut
pFUNements apDurtrndut thereto Will be sold scps-
Terms OF sale: one fourth OF the purchase money
TO be pad in cash and III. balance ia three equal
iBstallments, payable in one, and three yua-s.
with Interest at SIX fBi Der ,rutIm per aut.uut.
pa! abe semi-annuay. from GATE Of sale. secured
Icy deed OF trust upon TIE property sold. or an
cash. at tie option ut tie purchaser. dIt1Stt =
SlUU on each lot VIII be ID Of the purchaser
at the time Of The sale Convex ting. r,s-arlig.
notaTtal ices end STAMPS ~ The OF the I.r-
CHASER. Terms of sale 10 tie compiled with within
ten days from date OF sale. otherwise the trustee,
reserves the right 10 resell the Iousrty dcfaH.t
at the risk and cost of the ht iauting purcia ser
after five III. Us advertisement.
GALES MOORE Surviving Trustee,
de2T-d&ds 6I8 l5rb street n v
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lngiy in my favor, notwithstanding the
witnesses called iby the complainant
naEe never intentionally harmed any of the
men who are enga ged1 in this persecution.
nave no grievance against any one, and
am content to leave the matter to the judg-
meht. integrity, and good sense of the PEG.
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de26-d&d,
JAMES W. RATcLIFFE, AuCT1oNEER-
TRUSTEES SALE OF Two.sToRY FRAME
p ,H No. 1926 Q STREET NORTH

TRUSTEES, SALE OF TWO STORY FRAME
WEST
By virtue of deed Of trust recorded I'm I.iber
23oS folio 81 ct seq, of the land records for the
district OF Columbia, ard at the request of the
party secured thereby, the undersigned trustees
will offer for sale by public auction, IN fruut Of
the premises, on WEDNESDAY, THE TENTH
DAY OF JANUARY, 1900, AT IIALF-PAST -FOUR
O'CLOCK Pm, the following described real Is
tate, to wit: Lot numbered twenty-five t22l of
Columbia College ct al subdivision of loIs m
square numbered hundred and nlnet y-four tI.tJ
as said subdivision is recorded In office of the
surveyor OF the District of Columbia In Book o.
d -, page loi, together with all the improve
ments, rights, etc.
The above property will be sold subject however
1900. ~@'
Terms: Over and above the trust. cash A de-
pcslt OF Sl0O required upon acceptance bid. Ii
terms of sale not complied with in Is days
from day OF sale the trustees the right to
resell the property at risk and cost of defauling
purchaser after days advertisement of such re-
sale In some newspaper published in Washington,
ID. G. All conveyancfng, recording, stamps, etc,
at cost of purchaser.
GEORGE Z. HANE
WALTER HIESTON
de3o-d&ds Trustees
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LONDON, January "A special dispatch
from Vantage, county of Berks, says that
Richard Croker, who has been staying at
a country house near there, slipped while
mounting a horse, owing to the animal
swerving, and broke his leg.
Mr.. Croker is being attended by Dr. EN-
ersou, who has reduced the fracture He
is now resting easily. The accident &C.
CURED yesterday (Monday) morning.
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Somewhat Different.

From the Chicago News.
The Nadia man who has too many
wives is bigamist, isn't he?"
The Bachelor-"Not necessarily A
bigamist is a man who has two or more
wives"
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JAMES ". RADCLIFFE. AucrIoNEER.



BY virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court ~
the District of Columbia, passed IA Equity Number
.O95s, We WIFI oncr for sIle At puhc auction. Ia
front of the premises, on FRIDAY, THE FIFTH
DAY o. JANUARY. 1909. AT HAIF-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK L. Nj. tie following described real
tate, TO wit Tie western parts Of lots nnmHeui
sixty four tJ4l and sixty $50. In Beatty & ifIv-
kuls addition o" Georgetown. fronting dirty tfH
Ieet on ID street, and running lack 10 The uG-tl
line OF LOT numbered sixty four tG4, said real estate
being now known and described as part OF lot NUM-
bered STAT! fOul G4l in square numbered twelve bun
dred and fOrty-six tl24G. being jhe back ground
Of said lot, and lct numbered SiXty-.iye IN sar.,
square, being the west thirty 3ui feet Of said lat
all in the city Of Washing ton District OF Columbia
the Two said pBres Of real estate being iguur-
and fronting thirty 'SO feet on north side Of -
street between 3itn and 18th stress northwest aud
running back for depth Uf aeveaty i5Ii feet
with full width Of thirty 80 fr-. all In SAID crv
and District; III: said parcels Of <,al estate b.lu
improved 10y two story and basement house, wl4.I
Is built on both Of said parcels.
Terms OF sale: Oue-Jhlrd cash and the balance In
two equal iDstalrments at one and two years, WIKI
Interest from the day OF sale upon the deferred
payments, TO he secured by decd OF trust upon tho
property sold. I'll cash. The option Of thg gdT-
chaser. deposit or $lUU required time uf sale
All conveyancIng. recording and stamps at cost II
purchaser. Terms CT sale 10 be complied with n
Ten days, otherwise resale at risk and de-
falltInS purchaser.
SMITH THOMPSON. Jr, Trustee.
Feldan bldg.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOaOHtxow.
C. C SLOAN 4 CO.. AUcrioNEERs. iaO1 ST.

c. SLOAN n CO.. AUCTioNEERS. is05 ST.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE CNIMPRovED
GROUND AT THE CORNER or rOt'R-
TENTH AND u STREETS NORTHEAST,
WISH iNG1ON u. c
Bp Nlifue OF 5 certain deed OF trust Of record ia
the land recoi is Of the District Of Colombia. In
Liber 2Ui9. fol 81 u sed.. and at the request of
the present cuTer u the note secured thereby. va
VIII sell at pubic auction. on the premises.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY THIRD. 1900. Ar
HNtF-fAST FtiR PM. part OF lot TO- IN square
1893 In said city end District being the corner cr
said lot fronting loo feet street and 100 feet
on ittt street and containing 10000 square feet
OF ground.
Terms Of sale one-third % the purchase money
10 he paid IN each. b9iauce in and three years
secured on IN property sold. with interest at the
rate OF sin 90 per teuium per nnnun payable semi
annually nnt' raid. or all cash, at the option "
the purchaser. deposit Of SiUa will be required
at the time OF ssle. All cun,eyanclng recording
and reyenu' staIr,s Ia ne at purchasers cost
Terms OF sale 4. be complied with within fifteen
days from day OF sale or the trustees will resell n
the risk ard cos' of defauiting purchaser. afiur
i've days previ us advertisement Of such resale
DAVlI 4. WEAVER, Trustee
WALTER I. HEASER Trustee
oe5i-dfs i4i6 4 ST "