Evening Star Newspaper, December 9, 1890, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, 101 Pennsylvania Ave., corner 11th Street, by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, S. H. KAUPFMANN, Pres't. ‘Te Evewrxe Stax in served to subscribers in the ty by carrer, on their own accornt, at 10 = week. or 4. por mouth. Copies at the counter, Gens cach.” by tani "anywinere fe tive United States oF Glamis “postace prepaid 30 cents per month. Sarempar QuaDRUPLE Swat Srat $1.50 per an. {Entered at the Post Office at Washinton, D. C., as eecond-clase mail matter. | §97AL mat! subscriptions must be paid in advance; Bo paper sunt lomcer than paid for, Rates of advertising tnade k OS A /- Che Loening Star, 18,013. WASHINGTON, D.C., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1890. TWO CEN Ts. OF THE WA: be held om TU lock p.mi., Willard’s the election of an souse b ROBERT F. MORKIS, ‘ousiy beantifi upricht pianos Christmas eifts. | =>" VEST voUR Moser SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. IN LARGE OR SMALL SUMS, FROM % UP TO $1,000, THROUGH THE SOUTHERN LAND EXCHANGE. =" AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY. ‘Under Act of Congress Approved October 1, 1800. SGHANIT TTFNTION—A ee eetine f. December a TS elock, at Association } re Pref ; SA S QUARTERLY MEET wwe Tig ot Savin Auxillary. will bo held FO SOPRDW (Wedreday ,. 406 O st. nw. All sEN, President i Decennler 10, at headouart- friends invited. 31. B. 7 Bt a Manntine Washington News and Index to Advertiae AMUSEMENTS... ATTORNEYS AUCTION SALES. BICYCLES, BOARDING BOOKS AND STATIONERY. BUSINESS CHANCES. Gossip. GRANT’S REMAINS. The House Rejects the Bill for Their Removal to Arlington. consideration of the Plumb resolution looking to the removal of the remains of Gen. U.S. Grant to Arlington. Mr. Quinn (N.Y.) regretted the presentation of this resolution, which could have no other object than the tearing asunder of the heart- strings of adevoted family of the illustrious dead. He was sarprincd that the gentleman from Pennsylvania (Mr. 0'Ne committed himself to the furtherance of a res- THE IRISH CAMPAIGN. ing Preparations for a Long and hiiaee Bitter Struggle. MOCARTH'S LEADERSHIP PRAISED. —_—_————_ Jay Gould Denies Knowledge of Alleged Undertakings. STOCKS ARE QUIET TO DULL, THE IRISH CAMPAIGN. Messrs. Redmond and Kenny Prepare fee Mr. Parnell’s Coming. Duniap's Cable Dispatch to The Bee or Loxpox, Dee. 9.—Mr. John E. " resenting Wesford in parliament, the orator Star umond, rep Page 8 Paro 7 Page 7 Page 8 Pace 2 Page 7 ‘Pare 2 —_—_—— - J Irich mom- = ae ae gS cIry ITEMS rH olution which he was sure was repngnant to the | par excellence of the non-seceding — Prem stz (fp parcunt wo to ten (10) ver comt interest za (2 teaches COUNTRY tors 2| BORMIFICATIONS BILL REPORTED. |ecstemm™s toe tecinse “Sic removal | bere and De, Joseph Kenny, Me. Parmele bows. 7 — —_— > 7 z % DEATHS. Page 5 . ay MAN WAS TEPAR- | coll from Cork. Doblin inet might, je vices | guaranteed om all regular investments. THERE, WILL BE 4 SPECIAL MEETING | DEATHS moe Se any human? be | Colleague from Cork, left for ‘cule? Beat twostorinn, ¢0 Parlor sun, S55 Opener sven: | From 10 percent up to 20 per cent guaranteed on | 4- T. BRITTON, ©. 3. BELL, ESDAY APTEUNOOS ati ovo tedigiehali | BDUCATION Howl Saag SE ing, and it was repugsant to the hnest feelings | TheY will arrange meetings at which their Sagmanell ¥ o'ciork. Heating stoves ‘at cow. TNO. | all stock and land investments. President. Int Vice Pres't. + foattend the funeral of John bor- | EXCURSIONS, Poe’! Senator Berry Speakin Against of the American He regretted that a | will be k in that city, Cork, Lae. MORAN, 2326 Pa. « ETIRG OF Titi cow, | 12vestments raay be withdrawn at sny time upon| PERCY B. METZGER, A. A. THOMAS. onler JOHN pate rad eters Armee ceghetley-demny ag el poeey wots {| eae a fer’ tectomont a pal omt EAN 6 sabres s : . SP RCTAL 1a NANCIAL. Page 8 . . a Senator from Kanses (Mr. Plumb) and that it | the* cmlidates for pat 4 = vulvar 0: the Maiunctom thirty days’ notice; with interest up to date of with- ‘Treasurer. 120 Vico Prest. FOR RENT ( Pare2 the Election Bill. should have passed the Senate withyat a word «rlinment fand are as plenty as Binehe Ree a eos WEDD eo | drawal. oe ia, FOR KENT (Ofc Pago 2 of protest from the New York Senators, What » hundreds having alceady applied tor SB toeiathvacs | ‘THE SOUTHEENLAXD EXCHANGE. ' anes oe — zoe Sethe reais oF he lSeeia eal | oat eck post bringing fre ome of ary 2 . emain 3. dead? nid ea eae ra Sis caboacteic dein tink sada & ae = JAMES G. PAYNE, FOR RENT (Houses).. ¥aro2| OTHER SENATE BUSINESS. | hot Gen. Grant, when he war dying, ask that | ++ ctotie services fora conmderstion. MBER tet miei ae yauis2 yiece, ie eaves FOR RENT (Miscellaneous). Page 2 he should be buried there? Did not his family fund that #0 tinny are willing to essiet WAGEINOTON BERETICIAL ERDOWMERE | 11-5, snd poor slike, to eafsly invest inoney im latwe oF = a eee ee ae eae facesketaalene aides get (Ge ee acquiesce in the wish that he should be buried i= direribating te = pe See £ 7 ty invest ini 1. . E K r ay 5 Page 3 New Yi ag largely f | small sums, ranging from $5 up to $5,000, either by :. chants ho want inate i Or Mhe order the Page 2 cca Saag et revels af How Keck, When bo teense Se ee sirotably become a bone of con Joining the Exchange and becoming a member thereof, | HARRY ¥F. WEST, CALEB J. MILNE, Seloe - : ‘yare | Communications were presented from the ‘ prrr tention, and prospective litigation is | = Shak Pare P THE MILL DEFRATED. — 4 |. SECOMD. by investing through the EXCHANGE | nopt. DORNAK, WM. M. COATES, ‘a "TGANS. President. ‘Pare 7| Attorney General in response to resolutions | The Plamb resolution relative to the removal reeried. in be apres oe | (as through an agent) in sny one of the COMPANIES, ae CROSBY 8. NOYES, q=> SUCCESS 15 EVIDENCE OF IT. Page 8 | of the Senate calling for information as to| of the Grant remains was defeated after a long | the note of addresses. ASSOCIATIONS or SYNDICATES represented by the /ERNER, Jus, Deceinber 9, 1800, MENTION Page 8 | voting places and as to clection supervisors. | debate by a vote of —yeas, 2; nays, 153. | Exchange, en: ‘every instance | HENRY L. LOUCHHRIM, BERIAH WILKINS. paving a cenietons lunes s wort i LOST AND FOUND... wowed ‘The Attorney General states that his depart- se — SATISYIED WITH THEIR WORK. ‘This Association urniseetere Live Insurance with-| IN THE FORMER CASE any one may become «| C. J- BELL, JOHN E. HERRELL, eros ina i pose 7 | ment has not the means of supplying the infor- EXPECTED NOMINATIONS, bla ae ONE investinant leatures at an low a rateaeis consisteRt | ineviber of the EXCHANGE by subscribing and pay Cla sproves it. Here ee en Which, However, Thet eS a eae ih eiisiy abet prrmacce, | ing for not lees than Onen or more than One Thousand | ¥@- M. PARKER, MARTIN F. MORRIS, alle to tsceurnnt oa MONKEY TO IOAN -Paxe2| There was also presented (by Mr. Cockrell) a ret Did Not Make ir Ap- Very Well ase . pera: EARNER, President. | INVESTMENT TICKETS at the uniiona ratoot #3 | cag. ¢. DUXCANSON, JOHN 8. JENKS, Cag ge a ae -Paee7 | petition from the Wage Workers Political pearance in the Senste Today. = | Loxpox, Dee. 9.—The entiParneliites Seal [AWKENCEGALDSNER. Secretary. | ‘These tickets are redeeuable by the EX- ‘When you conssuct At, we Pe i cee ees “pare 7 | ance of Washington, D.C., asking that no na-/ Dame Rumor was neither old nor feeble this | sory weil matistied with their firet day's parlia- PRES Z: Ss Asmatant Berea every three month, with a suaranteed in- | CHAS. PORTER, ALAN H. REED, Henve cae i cee -Paroy | tional bank stockholder shall be continued aea | morning. Most busy was she at the Capitol |). pry work cota their mew leader: Mee Poa lomre than trve mouths becomue recur sockhokders | A. A. THOMAS, 8. 8. SHARP, prices ere ate eat you iS “rage 3 | MEmber of she committee on tinance. ional |*day, where legislators and correspondents McCarthy. ‘They think that gentleman's ag- Bae FES 48 accounr wire in the EXCHANGE, and as such are eptitied toa pro . domiten thavs wen nt acer -Pae 7 | Bank of Fort Benton, Mont, to change its loca | ®Waited with « good deal of apparent anxiety | gressive action with regard to the Dillon- rata interest in ail profits arisine trom outside snd in~ DAN. L. DONOVAN. Chstorersiwest'y irom th ‘of “Pace? | tion to the city of Great Fullsand its name to | nominations which it was believed would be | G'prien resolution to have been an auspicioms WOODS & CO., BANKERS, fskle investments made by the EXCHANGE. Regular Los we ae nero, homent ie Pece7 | that of the Northwestern National Bank of | sent in by the President. opening ot the mn it the new stand. stockhoklers receive dividends quarterly and tay — eas ape Scene ‘ E Page - opening o ne . 2106 F ST. N.W. | Withdraw at any time upon thirty (0) days’ notice, | RECEIVES DEPOSITS SUBJECT TO CHECK AND Tothe ouleresty vosimrexe SPECIALTIES . Pee | iitiee and powed? Ts To ne Mneneooom| | The most important of thees expected nomi-| "The micnce which pepe nye ok z and will reveive, imaddition to the amount invested, Orbitant prices tur clothes not Pave and passe nations was that of Attorney ¢ 1 Miller to | other wing of the party p to — all divideuds due them up to date of withdrawal ALLOWS INTEREST THEREON. to thove leaving tny establishment “Puce 2 | ,, he Senate bill introduced last session to es- | be un associate justice of the Sup today's beginning of their Propet’ begira se im CLANS Ms whevs trecanadte cee poate . pelt Tecentiy increased facilitieg oma- Page 2 | tablish a — farm in each county within the | the United States. Just who said that Mr. Mil- | the Parne veca—Cork, which city he will = <a cieemaren win, |e suomas cae come anton ue to. york hithert> Page 2 | limits of the republic was reported back ad- | ler was to be the nomince and that bis nomina- hardly lose much time in reaching. Indeed it EPOSITS, LOANS, EXCHA! LLECTI\ ASSOCIATIONS or SYNDICATES represented ert: Page 2 | Vereely from the committee on agricultare and | tion would be sent ir today docs not yet ap- is suggested by some of the MeCarthvites that daisies thi thio ‘of interest are guaranteed | AUTHORIZED BY LAW TO ACT AS EXECUTOR, oe ARFIELD Jane E WANTED ( Miscellaneous} Page rhe eteesl | rope ls Saha = bat that somebody had said it was evident | the orders of Leinster in Dublin will hardly — the following rates z Der ousers ‘iilor, Farmers’ Alliance subtreasury bills, which | whenever two or jclans or newspaper | have closed on TI c . Par ‘We desire to call spacial attention to our certificates | ‘Six () per cent toten (10) percent quaranteed inter. | 4DMINISTRATOR, GUARDIAN, TRUSTEE, ESA em ceescn ceeneruetace a referred to the commiiteo on mee ‘were gathered together. eal Eon oo poh /pesbeweafchonbiaela e Sesion Biv eaiee Deis + , were, at the Tequest of com- jould the Presi: Nir. Miller's name | «i the m implies nervous Of deposit, ierued and bearing interest as follows.vis: | 00 all — ete cli dec cas guammeahaad BY WILL OR BY DEED, RECEIVER, ian Seas A FACT THAT MAY PROFIT YOU. mittee, transferred to the committee on finance | in it will not surprise «for the possibility ~y on eee of a apeel phlegmatio 20 days, interest 3 per cent per annum. interest on all stock and land investinents. ASSIGNEE, AND TO TRANS- Passing through Natu termite stat ‘Tux Stax's average sworn daily cir= as being more properly within the jurisdiction | was pretty thoronghiy discwsed. Among the | lender it is vers vigorously denied by the Par- In every case the investor lias the richt to withdraw Priipectty tha ohiack of TAA Mees ly of the latter committee. many things intimated was the story that | ncllites th change of the original itiner- PORE EP LE ianecaaeels teu saacais aur tat aie ou iemaereas: ACT ANY CHARACTER Ss TEUESTRY Che Ohtact of Tate hewetace culation for last week was 32,512, STATUE To ROBERT DALE OWER. prominent republican Senators would oppose | ary is contemplated. * a spusaiigevenee. pon thirty days notice. a panes ates snd she kind of assurance you want de- ‘Tux San believes this to be more than Senate dill appropriating $20,000 for the | the conficmation of a Miller a veo] Up to noon ioday nothing bad been heard as Tasued for both lane and muall amounts. 43-0 Pasastena City. Roanoke, ESS, twants pare protection insurance with three timesthe circulation of any other rection in the Smithsonian grounds of a Tatung,’ None Of them, however, of ay | ications, Sir Joby Pope Heunelay” propasss a Bedtord City. Nortolk. any investment feataree—and the best is Washington paper. Atanyrateitiscer- statue to Robert Dale Owen of Indiana, as the | ‘That statement is hardly correct, for leading | with regard to his recent nomination AND DEPOSIT COMPANY Basic City. Lynchburg. offered by the Equitable. Tae zi member of Congress who introduced the bill | republicans were certain that Mr. Miller af | for the house of by the nationalists ARYIAND, Buena Vista, Glasgow. wants protectitg Sich fede tpecete tain of its own figures,and givesthemto | for tho organization of the Smithsonian Insti- | nomiuated woull be confirmed, Some of them | Uf Negi ak comes BY CALY Ric? STREET, . protection, with whittle inv ti- confirmed. em | of North Kilkenn: Baltimore city. WILL MANAGE ESTATES, FURNISH GUARAN- x (000. BRCOMES SURET’ MANAGES ESTATES. ACIS AS REGINTRAK. RECEIVES DEFOSEIS MAKES LOANS. CLINTON P PAINE, President. Loy L. Jackse EDWIN WATE GEORGE retary. Becvssien surety Faeutors, Administra. tore, tiuantians, lacetvers, Trasters, Be-- and in all Mndertabines in vad al procosdines NGstrantece the Mivlity salaried officers, clerks eipioyes. Tiacives uscney on deposit subject to check, snd al- ‘Makee loans on approved collateral and ieee on oor ga neal devenitory tor Court aad Frame Manares ‘Estaten for Executors, Administrators, ‘Trustee, Guardians, Collects Tents, incumes, &: POOLE & KNOTT, General Agents, 01S eo2m G10 13th st. now. EQUITABLE PERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION, “EQUITABLE BUILDING, * 1003 F ST. Asmets $1,155,208.21. Office hours from 9 s.m. to 4:30 p.m. daily. On the first Wednesday in each month the office will be open from 6 to So'clock p.m. Advances will be made promptly at 7 o'clock. The 20th issue of stock is open for subscription. ‘Shares are $2.50 per month. ‘81,000 advanced on each share. Pamphlets explaining the objects and advantages of the Association are furnished upon application. ‘THOMAS SOMERVILLE, Pree't. JOHN JOY EDSON. Sey. nt CHARTERED BY CONGRESS 1818. BANLIN INSURANCE CO. Of Washington, D.C. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. $535,000.00 Has never contested a lows by fire, but always makes Prompt and liberal adjustments. Dr. DAN'L B. CLARKE, Prest. GEO. E. LEMON, Vice Prest. CHAS. 8. BRADLEY, Tress wry. Be BOTS ORGANS. MUSICA. NOV- P'S MUSIC STORE, 25 Pa ave. 221m Be CS TOM MADE SHTRTS THIS 18 THE best time to place your order, asa shirt is ore comfortable 7s How Bore Panuily. Stintents Tesrnet and Gifts, Students Teacuer Many kinds of bins aut any stoesof ‘Have Youseen the Finer New Testament?” _83%6m.17 Cuesta HEADQUARTERS FOR BIBLES, PRAYER BOOKS AND HYMNALS, GIFT BOOKS, CHRISTMAS CARDS AND BOUKLETS, CALENDARS, &c. WM. BALLANTYNE & SONS, 203m-19 425 7th st. Wazcuzs. MW. GALT, BRO. & CO., JEWELERS AND SiLVERSMITHS, / 1107 Penna. ave., Call attention to thelr large tock of AMERICAN WATCHES, WARD, ELGIN and WALTHAM. ole agents for the Patek, Phil- Spe & Co.'s GENEVA WATCH. SILVER WATCHES ranging in rice from $12 to $2 These are Accurate timekeepers and thor- ‘oughly reliable. Attention is called to the “GALT WATCH,” a Watch of superior style and finish. desicned to meet the requirements of those desuring accurate performance and miniinum prices. All Watches fully ruarantesd. ean $00 ¥ STREET N.W. ed x .s ave Rw. o SOUTHERN LAND EXCHANGE, Atlantic building, 028 and 930 F st., Offices 44 and 46, Washington, D.C. ROBINSON, CLARKE & CO., General Managers. ‘Facilities for placing stock unequaled. Workin torces the larxest and most experienced. =i Fe" ARE Now PREPARED To SHOW OUR WINTER STOCK OF CARRIAGES, © all the latent styles of Brouchams, EStensioufrout a Dent Coches Berlin Coaches, Six-seat Hockaways and Coups Kocksways. Our styles are exclusive and the and finish are equal to that of any country and excelled by none. Onur display of Fine Harness tar surpasses any- thing im thet line ever suown ii this city. ‘Oue stork of Carriage Robes, Horse Blankets and ‘Btavle Beiongines is tull and compiete. The Ok 8 Are ANEW S JONCE'S SONS, New Warercoms, 1(:75 and 1030 Conan. ave. P.5.—W fe is, Keep every article necessary for the ce BEMovar— EASTON & BUPP, STATIONERS, Cor. Pa. we; and 13th st., have removed to 421 1ith st. a.w., opposite Star office. alsin ~@=>DE. GUSTAVUS KR. BROWN HAS RE- moved his office to Rigs building, 1503 Fspusvivania sve. Crown and Undge wort,» sper ~—g => TEACHERS mas booklets, AND DEALERS_CHRIST- ‘book DE. Ww. ‘Specialist, has removed his office adelphia to £212 K sf. n.w., Waslunston. ‘hours Switem. and 5 to S p/m. daily except Sunday. nisin g—>lF YOUWANT PLATES MADE BEFORE and inserted immediate: Thom of teeth, witu no waitin at Dr. J. BARTLETT HILLS, Specialist be ss F st, Be = omtast ogc GAS CONSUMERS. Arrangements have been made for the convenience of Persons living in the eastern and western sections of the city by which they cam pay their gas bills during hours at THE NATIONAL CAPITAL BANK THE WEST END NATIONAL BANK. Bills pat on or Letore the Sth of each inonth, AND THOSE ONLY, will be entitled to the discount of 2c. 1,000 rate eet roa TON GAS LIGHT COMPANY. WASHIN =>1CE—COAL_wooD. Beat EM. WILLIS, Manager. NOBLE HAS REMOVED HIS 4 New Yorkave. nld-Lu* ARE AGENTS FOR GENUINE DR. JAEGER'S UNDEEWEAR. BRYAN & COMPANY, n&10e «= COR. FAND 15THST. Beh, NECESSITY an ENGRAVED CARD correctly male shows refine ment te. A. prenent 10r & Inend that will Ue highiy valued ‘and last for years. Sew. GEDSEY & KOBERTS, mh20 407 10th ot na dian Offices Se VOW Pemrecriy saTisFiED With the Tone, Style and Finish of your present Fiano? If not callat the BRADBURY PALACE oF MUSIC, 1:72) Fennsylvaniaave., and hear the “‘sweet- toned Bradvury.” Cases of Envtish oak, antique Mahogany, Circamsian walnut, rosewood and cherry. Sold for cash or on easy monthly payments of 810. Old Squares taken in exchange. als: DR. IRVING ©, ROSSE HAS REMOVED is office to the “Albany,” 1701 HL st. Bw. fo% aw, 4t05. ‘Tele; call, Go. low Ls DAKS FOR 1. A hasdnowue steel-plate calendar is un- etusiead a8 a permanent advertising edit.” i have a full line of saiuples trom Lowell and Robin- sou of Moston and. Eihott ot Philadelphia. ‘The de- Sirus are very Uenutifut Calla OE LSSeQU EES. Printer sat Pus ent TGs 1146 & sth eS LAWYER G BRIEFS, cANTILE ing “apd cam attorneys” work at Tort nbiice sind on the ntt Fens unbie eran BYRON S. ADAMS, PRINTER, O12 11th st. _BG3m__ Three doors below W. B. Moses & Sons. lard im the inakis pie atwolutely “pare a Ls *D ‘trom free trom a 4 BKILLIANCY. 77s cuLERSTED kerma, om, eee Sg te, TEED INVESTMENTS, MAKE AND SELL LOANS SECURED BY FIRST TRUSTS, AND WILL ISSUE DEBENTURE BONDS. ‘Safe Deposit Boxes for Rent, with the most modern safeguards. ‘Unsurpassed facilities for the storage of Plate, Val- ‘uable Papers, Furniture, Carriages, or other valuable goods. Asan evidence of the sound financial condition of ‘this company, and of ite suthority to transact the classes of business above described, we call sttention to the fact that after s vaTustion of our assets during the height of the recent money disturbance, the Comp- troller of the U.8. Treasury granted us the following certificate pursuant to the act of Congress October 1, a0: ‘TREASURY DEPARTMEXT, OFFICE OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY, ‘Whereas, The American Security and Trust Com- pany has filed with me the certificate of its intention to avail itself of the provisions of the act of Congress entitled, “*An act to provide for the incorporation of trust, loan, mortgage and certain other corporations within the District of Columbia,” approved October 1, 1800, and to be chartered by and under said act, duly verified by the oath of its president. And whereas the said company has satisfied me that it iss.safe depoalt, security and trust company here- tofore organized under the laws of the state of Vir- sinia, and that at the passage of said act, and contin- uously since the 9th day of December, A.D. 1860, it bas done and carried on in the District of Columbia s safe deposit, trust, loan and mortgage business, and ‘that it is entitled to avail itself of the provisions of said. ae ‘Thins to certify that sald company has complied with the requirements of said act, and is entitled to have and exercise in the District of Columbia all the ‘seneral and special powers conferred, aud perforin the duties imposed, by said act of Congress, on corpora- tions organized under the first subdivision of section one of said act to carry on ssafe deposit, trast, loan ‘and mortyaye business and a storage business. And I further certify that I have examined the prop- erty and assets conveyed to the said company, in ac- cordance with the requirements of the twenty-first sec- tion of said act, and have appraised and fixed the value thervof at the sum of one millioa, one hundred and ninety-seven thousand, elght hundred and seventy- four and 4-100 dollars, which sald sum is to be re- ceived and considered as money und as constituting the paid-up capital of said corporation to the extent of the sum of seven hundred and sighty-one thousand, two hundred and fifty dollars, the same beins sixty-two and one-half per centum of the entire capital of said company, which said capital is one millfon, two bun- red ana Afty thousand dollars (81,260,000). ‘I further certify that the said company has deposited with me deeds of trust and other securities equal in actual valae to the sum of two bundred thousand dol- Jars, being in excess of one-fourth of the capital stock of said company Pald in as aforesaid, to be kept by me for the purposes and upon the trust provided for in and, by said act of Conyress, and is entitled to transact the ‘business of a trust company and to become snd set as ‘an administrator, executor, guardian of the estate of @ ininor and undertake any other kindred fiduciary duty Which can lawfully be undertaken by corporations organized under subdivision one of the first section of uaid ect of Consress. In witness whereof I have hereto subscribed my name and csused my seal of office to be sffized to these presents, at the city of Washington, in the Dis- trict of Columbia, this 17th day of November, A. D. 1800. (SEAL) G@iigned) B. 8. LACEY, Ooepptroller of the ee Currency. Ment, sir} asthe Tontine and Semi-ton- tine‘and the Lest is offered by the Equit- ‘also eatries protec and the’ best is offered by the It tatters not wust you want of Life Insurance it ean best ed by the Fauttable. BOWES & HALL, Assurance Society, 26 1" wt. nw. = MIS. ZUT and Mr. ¢ have taken studio, st, Mrs. J Tto4d pn Fs 4 TN. ‘A THREE-STORY BRICK BUILDING, NOW RENTED FOR $720. ‘This property is ina location where values are increasinz. ‘The price asked is caly a little over 87 per foot, 2 ‘which agyregates 815,000. The lot is 211100 feet. the: prompt ant ss Justed. fs fared in your conuny sand wae istactory and settled the dani t Ore. EEKHOFT, “WHAT SHALL I GIVE HIM?” ‘8 puzzling question. It's easy enough to find thingsfor the ‘‘Her's,"'in fact the variety inewbarrussing ; but the selection of a present for the male sex is more diff- cult. Should you wish to sive the man something for personal use we will be pleased to show our Kivhtly Made and Perfect Fitting Suits and Overcoats. AI sorts save the poor kinds. GEORGE SPRANSY, ONE-PRICE CLOTHIER, es 434 7th st. nw. | epee ANNOUNCEMENT. ‘SEFUL AND BEAUTIFUL PRESENTS. PIANO ONYX. aN VET LAMPS pas a KUCHESTER,““B. & H." AND DUPLEX BURNERS, ‘UMBRELLA SHADES. LOWER SHADES. DECORATED SHADES. FLOMOM TAH Clizarest 10 THE FINES! GAS. NEWEST DESIGNS AND FINISHES, E. F. BROOKS, 51 ISTH ST. N.W., CORCORAN RUILDING, — a ST AND BEST LIFE IN- my isthe Mutual Life, This company pays the Lest results ind. issues a8 liberal a ‘an is written, "Assets 981-40.000, 000. CRALLE & MORGAN, 1308 F at. = ae DECEMBER 4, 1800. R. J. MEIGS, IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Henry Phitlips, Jr. al F. Malsan ot al. in‘Equit; Xo. 125408, Itappesring to the court that the name of the de. fendant, Ben‘an.in C, Walthall, was incorrectly spelied inone insertion in “The Evening Star" oi the order for the appearance of abeent dleiendants, passed herein fu Fh Qe Wisthis ZOCRTH DAY OF Decks. ss ‘on inotion complainants, by Join dout, thelr solicitor, ordered that the defendant, Be C. Walthall, cause his appearunce to be en: tered herein on or before the first rae day occurring: forty days after this day; otherwise the cause will Le. proceeded with as in case of detauit. “The o:ject of Uftn suit is to obtain a decree for the sale to make per tition of all of square nuuibered five hundred aud forty. fxo Ge) im the ity of Wanlineton, District of Culuns Tite oner to We leur! uany sree successive weeks Leiore tap” once & week tor’ A A. ©, BRADLEY, Justice. * 00-law3w At py—test: R. J. MEIGS, Cierks, Bye AUCLANCY, Assintant Clerk Sees. THE WEATHER WEDNESDAY es likely to be fair; southerly winds and warmer. DECEMBER 9, 1890. LOW PRICES MEAN CASH. We have made a new departure this year from ‘oli-time rules, ideas and customs of the lumber trade of Washinston ; we have sold low so as to gain the cash customer snd trade of the city. Oar profits are small, but now at the end of the year there ure no bad debts and this is why Low Prices pay. LIBBEY, BITTINGER & MILLER. MILL WORK AND LUMBER. . tue Cathedral on ‘TUESDAY, Decewter 9, at 7 p.m. Work, Loth degree. ALEX. H. BOLT, 3M Degree, ABO Secretary. No. 26, F. A.M.) WILL wilco a WED ‘Cathedral weet OBIRIS LODGE, Ay. of the Woot. — yo qu MY FRIENDS AND PATRONS ARE NOTI- ‘fed that I have removed my office trom d Oth st. n.w. to 1006, Connecticut ave. .W. We IMMiEL, ‘Busldine C 3 asin" ~ En SS HELR ARTHUR TUESDAY, Deveuber the new ast" Cor. dt and £ sts. uw. Y TLR STEAM LAUNDRY ‘For First-class Collar and Cuff Work. ‘Lees Wear and Tear. ‘Clean, white work gusranteed. st Wat. VAX Pm. ‘G22 10th st., near cor. F. 06416 you frankly. It is something you are entitled to know. Why should you buy publicity “sight unscen,” as the boys say? Taz Sran's books, press and counting rooms are open to your in- spection, _—_—_ Goveryment Recetrrs Topay:—Internal rev- enue, $160,727; customa, $554,197. Sxcoxp Lieut. Fraxx W. Ex11s, signal corps, has been ordered to inspect the signal service stations in Virginia, North Carolina and South Carolina, A Rescvg.—The Treasury Department is in- formed of the arrival of the revenue steamer McLane at Key West, Fla., eight days from Fort Monroe, with a shipwrecked crew from St. Augustine. Resiaxep.—Col. J. F. Bates, superintendent of the free delivery system of the Post Office Department, has voluntarily tendered to Postmaster General Wanamaker his resi tion, after five years’ service, to take effect January 31, 1891. Tuy Paxsiext's’ Caters today incinded Senators Pugh, Hale, Frye, Spooner, Ingalls, Allen, Warren, Carey, MeMillan, Blair, Repre- sentatives Lacey, Gest, McKinley, Atkinson of West Virginia, Barnes and lark of Wyoming, otic) General Moore and Prof. Mendes: Navat Onpens.—Lieus. Henry T. Mayo, or- dered to examination for promotion. Lient. Wm. P. Day, detached from special temporary duty in the burcau of equipment and placed on waiting orders, Ensign R. D Tisdale, de- tached from the Philadelphia avd ordered to the training +hip Jamestown. Ensign Armi- stead Rust, detached from the Jamestown and ordered to the navy yard, Washington. Tae Loaay Moxument Sire. — A meeting was held today at the War Department of the commission having in hand the selection of a site for the Logan monument. The commission consists of Secretary Proctor, Senator Evarts, Gen. Alger, Commissioncr Green B. Raum, Gen. Burdette and Capt. Geo. E. Lemon. There are several ites to be considered, but that most favorably mentioned is Iowa Circle, which, it is understood, is preferred by Mrs. Logan. Onprnep To Tar West Ixpres.—The U.8.8. Petrel, now at Norfolk, bus been ordered to visit the following points: Barbadoes, port of Spain, San Lucia, San Juan di Porto Rico, Cape Haytien and Port au Prince, and tc be at the last-named place not later than January 25. This is in necordance with Hear Admiral Gherurdi’s purpose to bave all the available vessels of the North Atlantic squadron cruise in those waters during the present winter. It is expected that the slag ship Philadelphia and the Dolphin, now at New York, will sail for the West Indies in about ten days. Tnx Pucet Souxp Navy Yaup Commssiox, consisting of Capt. P. G. Selfridge, U.8.N.; Col. Mendel, U.S.A.; ex-Secretary Richard Thomp- son, ex-Senator T. C. Platt and Lieut. Wyckoff; USN. called on the cng of the Navy morning to pay respects, preliminary to beginning ite fiual sensious, "The comission was appointed to examine sites on the Pacific coast with a view tothe establistmept of a navy yard, and has determined upon a location on Puget sound, the exact site to be decided upon. at this session. Tuanxs FromgSwepey.— Assistant Secretary Soley received # call this morning from a dele- gation representing the American Socicty of Swellish Engineers, who presented him, as representing’ the Secretary, with » handsome copy of resolutions recen ted by that society thanking the Secretary for the courteous and efficient manner in which the remains of the late John Ericsson were transferred fom thie country to Sweden. A short speosh of daliverance rae mado by ads, Walfried, Sylven a ir. ey re handsomely. delegation consisted of Mesars. Bylven, Fr. Lilliehook and C. A. Sundstrom. Prxsoxat.—A. B. Williams of W.Va., Mr. and Mrs. Don Palmer of St. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Jack of Baton Rouge, Thos. J. Geary of Santa Rosa, Cal., and ex-Gov. Geo. ‘Willard’. —Mr. Chicago and Mr. T. Anthon: and Mrs. of Kansas are at . I. Stevenson of nathy of ‘Toppka and W. J. Woreester aro at the Hotel J, M Stoore of Little tution, and who was chairman of its first re- gents, was reported from the library commit- tee nnd passed. ‘MB. PLUMB'S FREE COINAGE BILL. Mr. Plumb introduced a bill to reduce the amount of United States bonds to be required of national banks and to replace their sur-| rendered notes; and to provide for the free coinage of xilver. It was referred to the com- mittee on finance. He also offered au amend- ment (in the same terms) to a bill now on the calendar, so that the matter can be brought before the Senate independently | of any report from the finance wwmmittee. In | doing so he gave notice that if the elections | bill was not dir of atan early day he should move to lay it aside for the time being, in order that the bill just introduced by him and all other measures relating to the financial condition of the country should be considered. Something, he said, onght to be done. Con- reas had on it a responsibility which, im his it not avoid for = great judgment, it cor wars of he Fl lettii by avery | great opportunity for helping the country and one which, in his judgment, would not occur again is ‘a very great many years. If some- thing was not done within next two or three wecks it might as well be postponed in- definitely. JONN 1. DAVENPORT’S ACOOUNTS. ‘Mr. McPherson offered a resolution (which was agreed to) calling on the Secretary of the ‘Treasury for a certified copy of the accounts of John I. Davenport, chief supervisor of elec- Yions for the southern district of New York, for | the elections of 1884, 1986, and 1883, together with resports, correspondence, &. COST OF SUPERVISION OF ARKANSAS ELECTIONS. ‘The resolution heretofore offered by Mr Jones (Ark) calling on the Attorney General for a statement of monies paid or called for by the supervisors of the first and second -on- gressional districts of Arkansas in connection with the late election there was taken up and | agreed to, after a statement by Mr. Jones that | he had seen a paragraph in a Little Rock news- paper to the effect that Mr. John McClure, the supervisor, had presonted an account for PROPOSED TARIFF ACT AMENDMENT. ‘Mr. Quay offered a resolution (which was re- ferred to the committee on finance) for the amendment of the tariff bill on the subject of cables? cordage and twine. He also presented @ petition of the Wage Workers’ Alliance of Washington, D C., to provide for the publica- tion of a periodical to be known as “The Wage Worker.” GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE SITE. Mr. Butler offered a resolution, and agrecd to, directing the Attorney General and com- mission on a site for the government printing office to take no further proceedings in the matter until the Senate ehiall have acted on & report from the committee on printing. MB. BERRY AGAINST THE ELECTION BILL. | On motion of Mr. Hoar at 1:10 the election bill was taken up, and Mr. Berry addressed the Senate in opposition to it, He said that since he had the honor of a seat in the Senate no bill had been introduced so im it as this one— none 80 in its muences, 80 dangerons to the lil of the citizen and so threatening to the peace, good order and pros- perity of society. It equaled if it did not surpass in its evil constitutional atuendment conferring the right of suffrage on the negro. That amendment had for its ex- cuse the changed conditions bronght about by the war and the alleged necosity of giving rotection to the newly emancipated slaves, Ent for the pénding bill’ there could be no ex” cuse. At a time of profound peace, at a time when the sears inflicted by civil’ strife | had healed and its bitterness passed away,at a time when the relations of the people of the several states were becoming more and more extended and com and when the ablest and beat men of southern states were secking to finda remedy for the evils that sur- rounded them, this bill was brought forward to disturb harmony and to infict an injury on business relations, HOUSE. Mr. O'Neill (Ps.) presented petitions of bankers, commission merchants and importers of Philadelphia praying Congress to amend the were inclined to question the good taste of the selection, bat it was evident that they would not’ seriously attack Pres ident’s choice. On the demoera: made there were numerous expressions surprise at the possibility uf such a nominati, but the opposition to Mr. Miller would proba: bly be confined to the efforts of one or two Senators with whom Mr. Miller may have at some time come into local colliaon. It seems, therefore, to be a certainty that contirmation will follow nomination. Should Mr. Miller be elevated to the Supreme bench it ix believed that his place as Attorney General will Le tilled by Secrewry Noble. For the Interior Department the uame of J. 8 Clarkson is persistently bobbing up. of ME. WANAMAKER’S AFFAIRS. Financial Rumors That Have Caused N Distrust in Philadelphia, A rumor that was started yesterday to the effect that Postmaster General Wanamaker was about to fail seems to have had about as much foundation as other reports of « similar char- acter. Mr. Wanamaker returned to the city yesterday afternoon from Philadelphia, where he had been spending Sunday in accordance with his custom. Upon his arrival here he that he had no intention of failing and that he wus not atall worried over the financial situa- tion. A friend of his in speaking about the matter today toaSram reporter said that a ool evidence of the financial soundness of the ostinaster General was found in the fact that in spite of the rumors that have been given a wide publicity, and which in themselves were suflicient ‘to bring aboat the financial ruin of any business man at all emi ipple of distrast had been caused in Philadelphia or in the circles where there was the most intimate knowledge of Mr. Wana- maker's affairs. ‘THE DEED OF TRUST. A special from this city to the Philadelphia Press yesterday in commenting upon the deed of trust on Mr. Wanamaker’s residence in this city, which was recently recorded, ray: friend of Mr. Wanamaker's,who knows the facts and is authorized to siate them, said today that the much-heralded story that Mr. Wana- maker had recently placed a mortgage for $50,000 on his home in Washington is a myth It appears that when Mr. Wanamaker bought the Whitney mansion at the ing of this ad~ ministration for something li a mortguge on the property for mortgage was held by ex-» Some time ago, for bus known to himself and to } Wanamaker decided that he would rather owe this money to somcbody else. The mortgage was accordingly transferred from Whitney to other persons. it was the reo- ord of the transfer of this mortgage that gave rise to the misstatement that Mr. Wenamaker was in much financial straits as to be obliged to morigage his Washington house. nee aknoee’ tat that it has al- ways been Mr. Wanamaker's custom to mort- gage his real estate, believing that he could make more profit by using the cash in his busi- ness than by letting it lie in real estate. Whitney, Mr. THE NICARAGUA CANAL. Report of the Year's Operations Submitted to the Secretary of the Interior, of the company during the year ended Decem- ber 1, 1890. The report is signed by Hiram’ Hitchcock, president, and Thos. D. Atkins, secretary, and states that the work of constructing the Nicaragua canal has made great progress during the past year. The final plans and detailed surveys of the canal, ite harbors, locks, &c., have been completed and verified. About 100,000 cubic yards of the canal have already A NEW BEPRESENTATIVE SWORN IN. ‘Mr. Morrow (Cal.) presented the credentials ‘vaeancy occasioned by the ‘Debaven. Mr. ot ‘cok tho ects of oftce, soon be Sutin el to, protecs the of he wine im cash bas been into the ‘treas- ury. There has been expended since the or- ganization for work and materials $772,263 in cash and $2,000,000 of the ge we 3 stock of the company, is for 4,286,000 of the first bonds. If has also issued 190,000 shares of its capital stock of ‘the. par value of geet amounts still due under the cov- coated aad to 06 mn ee ot bonds mentioned and cash outstand- ing and unpaid not to exceed $10,000. Amociation of Wagon and Sartioge makers 10 per cent. stated to inquirers that he had not failed, | MR. PANNELL'S TRISH TRIP. Mr. Parnell, during his stay in Dublin, for | Which city he leaves today, will be the guest of the lord inayor at the Mansion house. In ed- n to the address which he is to deliver at Leinster Ha Thursday evening Mr. Par- nell will a to the reorganiza- tion of the alist League on lines in harmony with his policy. Mi. GLADSTONE’ VIEW OF THE SITUATION. Nir. Gladstone in a letter says of the present | political crisis: “There appears no question af- fecting myself, only an unexplained contradic- | tion between the Parnell of November, 1890, | and the Parnell of former dates subsequent to | the Hawarden interview.” | | Mr. Justin McCarthy, the newly elected chair- | man of the Irish nationalist parliamentary ma- jority, has expressed the Lope th: which exists the two se Hopes of the Irish Factions Regarding the Coming Campaign. New York, Dec. 9.—A special dispatch from London says: The secession of the Irish major- ity is now felt to have been the only solution possible of the situation, when Parnell would | neither retire nor put as chairman the quee- tion of his retirement. He has played with great «kill end no and his opponents rejoiced that the Clancy move did not, us they, feared it would, reduce their majority.” That majority would have been hirger had Mr. Gladstone medee full answer. But English opinion was excited and would have blamed him hnd he given pledges or seemed to yicld to Par ‘The liberals, who were alarmed on Friday, are now relieved. 1y backs li, and many ex- between him and the | The Times ope: pect a rapprochment tories, ‘The struggle in Ireland will be bitter. Both sections are hopeful. The majority claim the country districts and the Parnellites reckon on the towns. Parnell hus the national leagne oftice in Dublin and probably most of the branches, but the bulk of the richer nationale ists. like the clergy, ore aguinst him. —_ QUIET TO DULL. The Stock Market Upens Strong, but « De cline Follows, New York, Dec. 9.—The causes which led to a raily at the close Inst evening were still in force in the stock marlct this morning and the market opened with quite a little bora, all the active stocks being materially higher than last evening, few showing gains of leas them ee ee consolidated with 2, micville and Nash | with 2 per cent, and Missouri Pacitic led. The at named opened with wales at 66, 38 and 5k, the last figare being 3% per cent better | than its last night's price: ‘The beight to whieh prices had been forced, however, liberal realizations with some short Missouri Pacific went back to 57%, ille and Nash: ing each ${, and the others gencrally sraall fractions. Iu no case, however, 4 all of the open ta ‘There was an active business during early portion of hour, in which St. Paul, Leckawant = ending tore tho mest promiseat, bat aia in o it, but the ectlvity the mark et aie. jowever, again improv iy, and at ir ney taygmell = yraey quict and firm, gen- erally at only sight fractions below the opening i ‘Com; strength dis red and dealt shaded off somewhat, while Western Union displayed marked ‘weakness, under ru- mors of the of the next divi. dend, and it declined to 72 against 7: at the opening... Rome iam wement was mas in ter trading, fluctuations were confined to the most and at noon the market was quiet to dull stcady to firm at fractional declines from the opening figures. 4 FAILURE ANNOUNCED. The failure of Colbron, Chauncey & Og, brokers, 41 New and 50 Broadway, has just been announced on the stock exchange” He Denies Knowledge of Several Rumors. ae Bi e i wt ft i i