Evening Star Newspaper, January 4, 1892, Page 1

E EVENING PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT Si AT THE STAR BUILD! TOL Perasylvacia Avenue, corser ilth The Evening 8. H. KAUFFMANN, Pres't Kew Yo TH STAR. tar Newspaper Company, Office, 08 Potter Bofliing. UNDAY, St. by Che Lvening Star. Tre Evrsrxo Stan o erred . ——- a “Ex Ai eatimierssonrutteritinainece | Vox 80, Na 20,147. WASHINGTON. D.C. MONDAY, JANUARY 4, 1892 Kates of advertising made known om application. HIS MESSAGE SHORT. Gov. Campbell to the Ohio General Assembly. REPORT ON RALPH WARREN'S CONDITION Mayor Grant's Remarks on New York at the Fair. TWO CENTS. Act as Executor, Ad: sstrator, Trustee, &. Message on Kecord. pak Ee — Ene ASEENSSIE FINANCIAL. FINANCIAL. SPECIAL NOTICES. ____SPECIAL NOTICES. ___ A Washington News and Gossip, THE NEW Corxs. LATE TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. , ane i Ww. 3 cE OF THe MUTUAL FIRE INS. NOTICE. HOLDERS OF THE COUPONS tHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE MEM- ‘The Director of the Mint Recetves an In- + ye Ruled, RES, | Rem POH OF oy Bese laa en te Sa perent| BSS HERS OL TNE MU TUae Phatect Og Indes to Advertisement wtaliment st Them Today eee oe ee SECURITY AND TRUST ee ne nena WASHINGT Kiiual Fae dasurasice | Anmerican Beetle ant aig Gor, Saar masy NT,gtte | Goumafon the eueetion of nape (0) trusteas 2 *er¥9 | apvenersina, Pare Mr. Leech, the director of the mint, was ———— COMPANY LEWIS G. TEWESBURY & oo canpangar tae batt ct ne eats ftteny at the Washington ‘Loan and Trust Co, dora eng. 4 1d pa ROMERNEST. on MONDAY, | AMUSEMENTS ...... Page ie chenig banking business today He re-| Gov. Campbell Sends to It the Shortest yemoer BANKERS A) S MONDAY of January, iS, the 1sth in- | ment. : an ot PR. | ATTORNEYS ......, Pree ceived this 18 AUTHORIZED BY LAW TO 1335 F 8T., WASHINGTON, D. c., ene nthe alta ck tee comtpani: comer bere: The following is tof the = morning a small box containing Itseapital of one wiliion tio hundred Afty thousand dollars—onetourth of whieh 4s deposited with the controller of the cur Fency—ample security for the faithful formance of all trusts, DeEvosITa, “*Idle money 8 worthless money.” ‘The vaine of mones—as of ail things—lies in Keep your money at work gathering more. Ifyouare custodian of funds more or Sts use, Jess siueqish im their nature of treasurer of organization or corporation you can piace money with usat interest and draw upon it st any time, ‘TRUSTS. The present usage of appointing individuals as Trustees or Execntors always entails more oF lems difficulty and delay when the time Fives to effect a settiement. In the course of Years one ofthe Trustees may have removed nother may have from thecity, causing delay hed, aad all are subject to viessitudes of All these objections are obviated by naming & Buy and sell for cash or on margin Stocks, Bonds, Grain, Provimons apd Oi. Direct private wires to New York and Chicago. Interest allowed on deposits. Ait Local Securitce dealt curities dealt in: Constant quotatious.all markets," Telephone 645. oct SPECIAL NOTICES. 'WLo heeds not Experience, ‘Trust hia uot.” ‘The experience of users of ‘Writing Machines today shows conclusively that the an Mm : ‘By the charter of the company the manavers to conduct. the aifairs of the compall Quire. to be held at the above mecting. By the 0th article of the By Is Provided. “At the anna: incetine of the 1 the first business in order sh chairman, who sbail conduct the tm tion imaceordance with the act of Ineo tween the hours of 9 o'clock aan. and Amount of premium botes held by the ver- ‘o'clock = id fixtures. Losses ty fire for the year isiisad= Justed and paid.......... sarees ‘The annual statement will be realy for distri any the ‘By order of the board of inahayers WESLEY BOTE: _ tana Be qa> THE ANNUAL ME! ING OF TH holders of the Eckimgton and Soldiers’ REMINGTON building. JANUARY THU Vania ave. and 9th st n.w., cominericing at 9 o'clock lection of seven y ts re ws of the company it 4,998 78 bution at the office of the company by the J2th instauit. Hou Columbia, or the Hallway Conpany - STANDARD TYPEWRITER election of mine di Hid at the office of fhe company. oom 20. ‘Loan suid Trust A, 1st, between pe Still retains by its merits the hours of 12m. and 2 p.1u.; transfer books will be closed from 10th to 1oth this month, inclusive. the supremacy which it & i. 1 JOSEPH PAUL, Secretary. Jongage achieved. <q=> NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS. for- ‘Lhe annual meeting of the stockholders of the Wash- ington and Alexandtia Turnpike Company is MONDAY, January 4, Isie2, at 11 o'clock 4.1 office of the W WYCKOFF, SEAMANS & BENEDICT, shitutton Southern Railway Cotpany led for cmeyeyer irene Te Camas | OSE ermanp vara xm. | Foie tn sect as eet Jeast such a one a8 The American Security and ari ieee ALBERT HEWSON, Clerk. ‘Wrust-never dies; its books and officers are al- ee £ cart, Boe ATIONAT, METROPOLITAN BANK, Nayest hand sod ite immense capital renders Shirt Makers, pe annua election for directorney Hie hank Will be the settlement of estates, &c., a matter of ease Bath Towelsand Wrappers, cur own {m- heli in the bauking house on TUESDAY, the 12th day and dispatch. Moreover, ths facilities of this Company fowesting funds safely and remuneratively frreater than those enjoyed by individuals, WILLS. ‘These superior sdvantages apply equally the dunes of Executor, Wills naming Company as Executor are prepared sree charge, aad also kept free of change. ‘THE AMERICAN SECUA'TY AND TRUST COMPANY. Portation. Neck Dressings aud Gloves, all of January, Ls. me Ses pectin cut eaatean ake ppelis will be oven from 11 o'clock am. to Lo'clock pers BAIRD & GALT, GU1R nS 1LAt GEO. HB. WHITE, Cashier. Be THE ANNUAL MEETING oF rk STOCK: a41m mae st holders of the Georgetown and Tenallytown: ava ompany io sieeisston ot a bo a ‘of direc: ; ; ore, wil be held WLDSESD |i yon aay he pee to Bes Pius Shoes ate the beat. jade: | Bovine ish xt Geer slums Bet, Hoi bs open ; a Rau D. ASHIUN: Scrat the ‘UUr bame wevery pair. ‘d31-Jm ‘al, Fates = DECEMBER 18, 181. = GEORGETOWN MASONIC HALL AS- al = =— SOCIATION Thins ial aeethag Just one year ago TODAY since we assumed of the stockholders of above hajned pcimtlon 108 ENTIRE control. Our business shows a flat- the purpose of elocting uine director: eve during tering increase during the past year, being Just best AKesolve that before placing your orders for this year you will get cur prices and sarples. TOLMAN STEAM LAUNDRY, 491 to 490 C st. nw. JOHN F. SHEIRY, Pris 2. G. CORNWELL & SON, Lipa fine facilities for executing all kinds of jou work. the ensuing year, and for the transaction of such busi Bess as tay locally come before ite wil be held at double that of 1888. Basonie Hall, Geonceuwn, D.C." TUESDAY. dant — As at 7 p.m. H.'W. BARRETT, Secretary, A GOOD RESOLUTION TO MAKE. inting have er, Telephone, 843-2. all 623 D st. a. we T42, 1414 and 1418 Penn. ave., YON, D.C. JANUARY 2, 1 Areredy for Christmas with tous of the Bent, ‘Ricur. plaints fo cert pital stock of the Co; finest quality of bia Ti a € Coupany fe. Distr oon Sone hutired aut afty thouisaad (150,000) i NB, Solar, witch nas ceca fay parte and that theve ane REBECA Si att Downstins debts coast coutpat FIGS, &c. (RS E 419-0 At the Lowest Prices, al MUDDIMAS, 614 12TH ST. TELLWAGI 1 rawLinesoe WAL._ICE. WOOD, Jui SWOLMSTEDT. AMERICAN ICE CO. ‘Leleyhose, 486. Blain office: Southwest corner 10th OUR BARGAINS IN BICYCLES. District of Colmmbia, « and F stsn iw: ranch oft Gov Fenusylvauia sve. ie sax aaa COL GHLAN secretary of the Co! Ect ‘nd 14:8 st, wharv RIDAY, JAN. 1, 1892, re District of Coit: Gay of January, Iso. Gigned,) GUY SIDS tary Publle, ee Froerrry Tae Pacvexr Hovsexerrer BUILDING AND } AUCTION OF MONEY, DUES REQUIRED. b. COUGHLAN. tne, a notary public in ta aforesaid, this second N ASSOCIATION the lest plan devised for srcuriug a Homme, tetuction ¢uaranieed. iteliee” | "Cait Rib WAGONS for FLNOBSCOT ICE. e324 IONED RAMBLER. L belief. ‘coming sense: ten dollars reduetion. for ew mount. FS GOUMULLY & JEFFERY st st 1 WITH LIMITED MEANS CAN FIND NO BETTIR OPPORTUNITY THAN THE SPECIAL NOTICE. PRESENT, NOR MORE CONVENIENT FOR SALE—in West Washins- METHOD THAN OUR oa ee basement and mansard root brie EQUITABLE Wauit under terraces lot 10x00 on Eno time ofgundrawal<itcacediaccsarstad | | TEEueT® YOR ADDING TO THE COM- SES Only a tle Caen oF th ation > FORTOF HERSELF AND FAMILY. DUR- sons Coy ae. BAEMISON DINGS syuhtent | 38¢ THe PEW WEEKS PREVIOUS TO ae SEORGE x Lia Vice President SPRING HOUSE CLEANING ONLY ASMALL $e eae” gu an PORTION OF YOUR WEEKLY OR MONTHLY BESAED & sunl SAVINGS IS REQUIRED TO FILL YOUB acon “— wor to € HOMES WITH DOMESTIC SWEETS, THE cee CAKDS, BURDEN BEING BORNE BY US, THE IM- CALL hse waters conan MEDLTE BENEFIT BEING YOURS, ord Be for, 100. OF WASHINGTON, OUR FLOORS ARE REPLETE WITH A a26 OLS 11th, B.E COR 15TH ST. AND NEW YORE CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS JANUARY 2, 1867, Eecrganized uncer act Congress October 1. 1890. Transoctsthe business of a TRUST COMPANY 32 all its various branches, Alto the Lusinessof @ BAVINGS BANK And ofa EAFE DEFU=IT COMPANY, Capital: ONE MILLION OF DOLLARS. Acteasexecntor, administrator, guardian ef thees- Yates ct minors, comuuittee of the estatesof ‘Feoeiver, assignee and executes trusts of auy and every Gescription. Wills hept without charra, Feceives money depositsin smms of TE Shc upward and allows interest thereon, ‘Money deposited before the first day and on. fecend and 1 caus mousy upon real estate and collateral secur- ‘other securities 19 | Swisg Receives SILVER WARE and all kinds of VALU- My. Eels firwtciany rent estate and (Maes of 840 and uy ward, ABLES upon deposit in capecious storaxe Beeurpaneed dry aces and aecurity, Half-nicketed DIAMOND-1 AME CUsu- New patiern, aud price cut to #145 for the Don't fail to see this before placing your order AvE HANDSOME LINE OF PARLOR AND BED ROOM FURNITURE, CARPETS, STOVES, DRAPERIES, BUFFETS, WARDROBES, TOILET SETS, FANCY ROCKERS, ESCRI- ILLUSTRATIVE tes, Pentecost other helps lor 81 Nes und picture Papers. aso lobes quarterly Sunday school puuiseation 411-1 Boe unas inciuding every grade of uy aud ©.C. PURSELL, IS ot ec ew, TOIRES, CHINA CLOSETS, COUCHES, FOLDING BEDS, BOOKCASES, EASELS AND WORKS OF ART. ALL SOLD UPON to Tneasure MEN'S SHIRIS of any sty ‘without collars and cutis. Placing your ore! THE PRICES OF STRICTLY CASH ‘HOUSES, isiaction. approval, WOODWARD & LOTHROP, oct. 20th, 11th and F sts. a. DEAR SI Bee erie tosurpassed factities tor makine ith OF It you are contemplating how is the Lest tine, as 4 Shut worn thiouxh the Winter is plesaauter to wear during EXTENDED CREDIT, COMPETING WITH =| the warm weather. We will tale your execute Mt promptly and vouch for « pertect Bt ai thre sat Let us iuale « sampie Surt subject to yuUr HOUSE & HERRMAXN'S Ree ETE: CASH AND CREDIT PARLORS, Innaties, ‘917, 1%, #22 AND 9237TH ST. OF THE aND DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. CENTS | jaz @27 AND G36 MASS. AVE. X. W. A New Association, organized November 23, 1! thefrst, — SHARES, 82.50 EACH PER MONTH. $1,000 Subscriptions for shares in the first issus of will be ciation: gtdward J. Hannan, Meso ‘vaults of president, CWU-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION 801. IN FULL ADVANCED ON EACH SHARE. stock Feceived ty the folowing officers of the asso" Heury Buscher, vice president, 30Y Center and SMALL SAFES BOK RENT FEOM PER Boxzs Jaberty Market: Dennis Coubeli, cor. Ist aiid assur anem wi Je Coie. 1 iki a a ; Seba, eeu urray. Lurwan Of emxravine and prating: Kober eScete ye BELOW ACTU: iT MeDousid, 425 K we; Bure &. Lracy ¥ st. {ierene ordered. im addition to the tegular wa Becr, until 5 o'ciock p.iu.. an follo ‘Gu the Soth day of each wont fim the 1st Castaese day eee, Oo the iret, sevoud sk uacays excepted). = Management: restae BENJAMIN +. SNYDER ce Feesideey CHARLES C. GLOVE! daar a Susana Dew Treasurer, E. FRANCIS Eices, Necretary,, ALBERT Ls tUirevayt. Durectore. = Sa aiye'et ech months ibe Woth ialis om Sunday the dts day willbe pew. ; Dennis W. Magrath. us ioth and i. Jolin Suughrue, Luis Zth'st. u.w.s DAL Bio Florida ave. h.w.; Henry. W. Sonam hey, Fendall bulidini, 44 Ds. iw. Allred 5 c irustee, G5 Pat pew.2 lienty frustes, oom 225, U.S. patent ufice: Ade tist. ew, aud Meste Loeb, vie Fst. a. First iuteting’ for payurent of dues will tel arse Testicle a Ae Pat wer cu MO. january 4, 1SUe, at 7 o'c.00 AL DoNova: 415,17, 19, 22,24,28,29, Ja, 4 ee ™ D- Bake, IMPORTING TAILOR, omce TO CLOSE INVOICE. ONLY 7 BOXES LEFT! {+B 20s, #24; REDUCED To 911.50. Os Dris- attor- Wile Id at DAY, apt FOR SALE—SPEOULATORS and builders take notice! Here isa barcain: Soushwest corner of 14th aud Bacom sts. fronting 30 feet on 24th st. and 150 on Bacon :auey in rear: Will make seven cood ‘ots. Water, sewer and gas; sidewalk and concreted’ street and cable Iie. Price, only $1.30. per Property have foot. Taside lots neor this Sold recentiy for $1.25 per foot. FOr turther particusars inquire ). J, OHARE, 1008 F st, Sell ‘To Government Clerks a1 Other Responsible Parties Anything Comprised In Our T:ninense Btock i Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, &c. A. L. SALTZSTEIN, Jr., 505 SEVENTH 8T. N.W. CARPENTERS AND JOINERS. On ond after MONDAY, JANUARY 4, 1892, 1 ASSEMBLY, 1748, K. OF L., iN Boats ied Reskly meetings at ELES* » 9TH AND PF: SYiVaNta ate pees BY ORDER OF THE gsSEMBLY, iat dal-it_ @ HOME BUILDING ASSOCIATION. OTH ISSUE OF STOCK. Subscriptions to stock of {tl issue now being re- ceived at office of treasurer, 1907 Pa. ave., and by the other officers. SHAKES. 8-00EACH: PAYMENTS, 81 PER MONTH. monthly pay- Interest allo sed at Oper cent on the meuts on stock to both borrower aud depesitor. Monthly iueetines second Lucsiay evening of each month at southwest corner Pa, ave. and 19th et. ‘The caretui ianaenent of the past eight years is Our #UaTaLtes for Like careluiness in the future THOMAS DOWLING, Fh ‘sia W. H. WETZEL, Secretary Zio Hat. nw, da-3t PUBLIC NOTICE. WASHINGTON, D. C., January 1, 1892. abso ated with mie in the Real Ewtate Causics C, Prescott, under the Bria duo. A.'Preseort & Son. Ay thanks are duc ant are hereby extended to the F the Very Kenerous jatrunaze of the past ten and «halt years” Acontinuanes of pubic favor and ‘couhdeuce iy solicited. ‘JNO. A. PRESCOTT, Heat Eatate Broker, Kellogg buildin, 1416 F stn. ERSHL CHAS. C. PRESCOTT. RESCOTY & SON Lee that they have this FIRST JANUALY, ISL, Catered Muto & co- Parinersniy as KEAL ESTATE F And have succreseid to the b has been 50 Jons ad stceesst lay eouclcted by the senior member of the drm in the KELLOGG BUILDING, FST. NW, Where, by strict app-ication to aud jrompt and faith- fai dispatel of they Lope to merit, and uo tnost earnwstiy souteat, Javor. MEALESTAIE BUUGHI AND BOLD, HOUSES KEN TED, RENTS COLLECTED, In fact, everything done tiat comes Within the scope Of real wstate dealinew, Mr. EDWAKD N. LEWIS, wi ctpal salesman for Jno. A. Pre: years, cunt 19 has been the prin- ‘ott for the past eit firm in charge of the ONAL FAIR ASSOCIALION.—THE Towmiarannital ueetins of te stockboiders uf ional Fair Assuciation of the District ut Colt the eieet.on of « toard of eeven directors alla. rT he trausa:tion of Ucu busiuess as brouxlt betore it, Will be bed at Peunsyivanie ave.'n.W., MONDAY, JOS. C. McKIBBIN, any be proper! eas Hath ees as Our trends and the public Wand Give Usatrial MILLERS, the Guiy Lxciusive Slit Maker in the City, 607 L2th st. A trind order solieited. je THE FIRM OF SINSHEIMER & COB! iw dissolved by mutual consent MUSES Si CHAS. Cob ‘The tivery business will hereafier continue under thenaue ol MUMPS SINGHEINER. ott eee Publte tor their past patronage aid Nope they wil ue the sume. MO=ES SINSHEIMER, Se UNE FIUST PRIZE JERSix COWS AT mond, Fredericksbune and Lees: ail lave been secured tor the Oak- ‘The best milk in the city is trot wont oflee LOX ote 3 THAT NEW HANDSOME THREE-STOREY Be sl teneat DOUBLE Mae building, Will De nnisied Iu few days, sigur ters and paruculars'sppiy to OWNER, in office SUL ith st. ow sate i" V. BALDWIN JOHNSON'S COAL AND woop. Complete facilities, bottom prices, fall weight ani iueanure, cleat: titel, DruMpt Uoateiee: ‘Oth: wae KL ave nw. 51 AL A BL ne, dal BETTER SHAPE THAN ever toexecuto your order 1a MATRA wo F st. nw. P. atc Fivce order bevore te rusk RY 7, m late in the ©. Cats, The lia & Catts will be assumed fue ty frichus and cus © they may continue Aol Hist. ne. HALLS C. MEADS. HE STOCKHOLDERS ton ant Georgetown Katltosd. m of dirvetors, wilt beheld weotzetowhon WEDNES- dat 10a and closed at 2 ‘#t 10 atu, and closed at 12 ‘Transter Looks willbe closed oh tha Greet Semee ary, ISG, aud opened on January 10, Teese SAW v1 HO HURTY Pre C. M. KOONES, Secretary. 1” MUBT. President. es one oF coms ce ‘The liquor habit permanently cured in Washington |_$*4 by a regular physician. No few paid until patient is satistied. Bona fide references upon application. Any person with friends addicted to above habit please communteate, Address __ 430-19" BICHLORIDE, Star office, aq DR. REULING HAS REMOVED TO ip10 Joth st. u. w., one docr above K st Office hotirs for eyeand eur snd Friday trom 2 to 4:30 o'clock. d0-wadzweo @=DARBY'S MAMMOTH CALENDAR FOR ‘iste will be vresented to his custoniers as usua, but in consequence uf the large cost of su] iuy the great demand tor them: trou country’ they have Leen placcd on. KISUN PAPEK CO., 1009 Penn. price of 25 cents. By mati, 46 cent yis~ the EMOTE .. at the nominal 30-0 Tilt Pa. ave. Sree, ty aree dea ws Fall and Winter Novelties received. Wis Cephane, Contes ad, + Seat Sas Be S 008 FY, sTaTIONEES, james M. Jonaston, Gharies Canes, 421 ITH BT. N. W. bean Bee, dou b nocate Blank Books, Copying Presses, Stands, ery, eal CORSON & MACARTNEY, ——Visitine Cards Enerayed and Printed. 483m GLOVE BUILDING, 1419 F ST. "¥. w., es ICE Ti on onter for Osten Bankers and Dealers in, Goverament Bonds, sree 1235 PENNA. AVE. she eben 3 ha at elt al rnin 8 ie Deposits. Eachanee. Loan Collections Sehow. worth ke ht then Ratirons stocks and funds and all sorts LST: McgUEE NT WRINTER akb P OR the exchauses of New bork, #1 ‘Leleptone (vos jos) Sy ee Stil Baltimore toacht ati sore Se ROENS sNsumaNcE company, ‘Gfiice, cor. tht stand Louisiana ave ty Wasishaction, D. €., De: shy of Wastiugton sant Gaeserase ns Sina pany of Was it own w fice on MONDAY, January 4, between the hous Of om un electing thirtean dizciors tor tte ensuing Jeareons ae cove O:'W. HOWARD, Secretary. WASHINGTON, D.C. JANUARY 1, 1902,— <a “ris is fo infor my customers that Thave beugat out Sir the fie and cement business, 1301 H st. ue, Thanktul for (avo Cusinass ‘to Past favors, I hope by strict attention to Mierit your comhdence in the future. : ‘cole Be CAT TS, 1301 H st. ne, A speciact iavestuent securities. + iFuit joge1 = wecbcei ies alt Gee Tos, Rare hiemgall be bone Stock Lourht and seid y 1S COKSTIPATION, alae a 48 mure to prove satiaiac~ FREDLEICA C. STEVENS eS ie Lows for CERETEAESSS SESS | rpm aa Ga | ay SE et gry Feal Estate, tne a «beak ‘Beadache arising x ‘Merchai Iiral extat bouuts Sia tha sented e Pade oe oe Ofices Xist and 1m. w., 1906 Hae Nee AEs Sorendealomee Syectas attention to heerlen Fi, BRIE LON. iv : ow eS =| AkEeE ee ThA clair Salat 3. Ty. Havexxen, Sve & Rowen Ts, Member Washington Stock : ad Steck Broker, Fiowens. FLOWERS. ENGRAVED CARDS AND |. Atiantie buiiding, OUR LARGE STOCK TIONERY. ‘Gu F street northwest. -_ : INVESTMENT SECULITIES, hankgiernene ALWAYS REEDED, Srocas. Douds and Grain bougitt aad sold foreashor | 47 25 PER CENT OFF FOR CaSH OXLY. on iaancin. Direct New Tork au@ Chicago wires, MBS. ML J. BUNT, Ley wee iy, ico BOF eee oo Accounts of individuals, firms, corporations and capt. talists solicited. Our tacilities are the best. ‘Loans made on ial estate apd other available col- lateral. _ Exchange, Loth foreign and Gomestic, drawn at cus “_ tomary usapees. Lotters of credit avatiable in all parts of the world fur- 3Myou have apy reseon for changing your bank sc- ‘count of opening & new one, ‘Call and see us, ‘Woons & co., BANKER’ every Tuesday | 531 Seventh street northwest. aperetiens of the | AcoTION SALES... BICYCLES BOARDING. z 3 sf BUSINESS CHANGES | Invested in District of Columbia ‘bon: CITY ITEMS - “prewent vate). ae COUNTRY Leases by fire during the your 4 Dividends paid to policy holders diving proves wat to th 5 Py yotel upon, viz To add the Teal estate notes" to section Penden follows: “sec. 8). ‘The funds of the company shall te in- vested only in United States er Distriet of Columtne ities or well-eectred real Cora LIST Chi C. EXCURSIONS, &, FAMILY SUPPLIES |" FINANCIAL... ‘T (Stores), FOR SALE (Houses), SCOTTISH RITE.—MITHRAS LODGE OF Feriection. Stated meeting at the Cathe. | FOR SALE (Lota)... al on TUESDAY. Sth January, ut’? We FOR SALE (it gral on TUESD 4 pan. Work, (Horses and Velicies) e202 09 1D 198 DI OMITTED FOR SALE (Pianos) FOR SALE (isoellaneo: HOTELS LADIES* LOCAL MENTION. LOST AND FOUND, MANICURE... MARRIAGES. MEDICAL MISCELLA’ eee MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN | NOTARIES PUBLIC, OCEAN STEAMERS - POTOMAC RIVER BOATS PIANOS AND ORGANS, PERSONAL....... PROFESSIONAL PROPOSALS. , RAILROADS, SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIALTIES |..07."” SUBURBAN PROPERTY. WANTED citelp),, WANTED (Lots: Wa: 2b AH. HOLT, 32°, Secretary. <g> NOTICE. THE COPARTNERS. torore existin ate domph H. Curran and §; her) under the firm nau: iran & Co,, 5 Oth wt. mew f BENIAMUN W. GUY, JOSEPH H. CURKAN, SAMUEL G. SmooT. business will be continued by Benjamin W. Gu: sui Joseph H- Cann ot te sui piace sual eadan thy saise firm haine. “Said Guy & Curran will assume all Hiabilities and collect ail debty due to the old rin. GUY, CURR x tt ‘SiS and Slo wht. a. g> NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PART- ‘nership. ‘he copartuership heretofore e: isting Between Archibald M. McLachien and Joseph Batcaelder, doing bwiness under the firm name of jokagnien: & Batchelder, was dissolved December sol. “Yale business in all ts branches will be continued by 3 jnvorporgted, Company” under” the ane ‘of Mc TACHLEN'S BatCHEL bee SHCHIBALD M, jotat Sosernt FB q=> DECEMBER 30, 180L. —WE, THE UNDER- signed, have this day formed a partnership ie the printing dnd publishing business under the resent Brin name of G. W. Grove & Co. GEORGE v. GROVE, JOHN R. BRADLE! i io frm name of SOEEE SERS EE SG SUSE SESE EEE i itty meg cakeueaues eine sad McLACHLEN. CHELDER. Statement of the circulation of Tue EVENING ‘Stan for the week: ending January 9, Is9% MONDAY, December 23, 2891. ‘Thanking our friends for pi uance of the same favors xe hope for GEO. Ww. SCOTT, AuTHUR ‘L. SCOT’ ne HURL. scorT, | MON 33,460 Bee BE UOROGRAPH IN TE STAR | TEESDAY, December 2, 1801. 33,385 OFFICE. WEDNESDAY, December 30, 1591... 33,631 The Evening Star, THURSDAY, December 31, 1891 34,360 Washington, D. C., Dec. 29, 1801. FRIDAY, January 1, 1992...... 32,507 Colusnbia Phonograph Co.» SATURDAY, 3 627 East. n.w., Washington, D. .: ae a Senoece Gentlemen: I have used te pliono- graph asa substitute for a stenogra- pher for abouts year, and am more than pleased with it. We have now in use in our office four of your machines, two of which are constantly in use in receiving dictated advertising. I look coufidently for a very large field of usefuiness for the phonograph in newspaper offices. Very respectfully, F. B. NOYES, Treasurer Evening Star Newspaper Co, Dally average. Corresponding week 1991. 32,634 Isolemnly swear that the above is a true and correct statement of the circulation of Taz EVES- 1G Saw for the weck ending January 2 1872 J. WHIT. HERRON, Cashier Evening Star Newspaper Co. Subscribed and sworn to before me this fourth day of January, A.D. 1892. JOHN T. C. CLARK, Notary Public. sea eP"OMALTY'S EVENING DRESS. (London Latter. ) ‘The Dress Suits which the Prince of Wales and the Duke of Clarence wore on the orcasion of the Stock Ex- change’s “‘sinoker” were mado of a slightly rough material, faced with —Internal rey- ‘MENT Recerpts Topay. coneasayooue: seaesiora enue, $499,200; customs, $649,885. W ounce B. 8. Ixoatxs has been appointed postmaster Tailoring Shop, | at E. Hartford, N.Y., a fourth-class office. it 14 Lithst. nw. Assistant Secretany Cnovsse of the Treasury. Departmhent has returned from Nebrask=. ee ™ Bes TyPEWnITER, In respect to perfect and permanent alien- ment, highest speed, neat and uccurate WO in .be widest raise, ease of manipu.ation and. fener adernity, | the Maninond ‘is “ac- now to be bie best. Iris tast Leing adopted by all expertoperstors. Cote in end. Joos itover. Peruaps you have one and need another, J.C. PARKED, Jat G19 7th st. nw. ~g > THE LATEST THING OUT, ‘New Colored Map of the District of Columbia and all adjacent subdivisions, Size 4 by 5 feet. ‘The most complete District map issued. In- Valuable to reai estate axents, brokers, butld- ers, capitalists, &c. A mistake put them at 84 Profit by it. FRED. A. SCHMIDT, Assistaxt Srourtany NeTTvetos is still con- fined to his home with the grip. Tax U. 8. 8. Bessixorox arrived at Babia today. Drawnack Attowasces.—The acting secre- tary of the treasury has authorized the allow- ance of drawback on imported “pongee in the gray,” used in the domestic manufacture of so- called “China and Japan printed silks.”* Tae Pneswest's Carens.—Among the President's callers today were Secretary Tracy, sat 504 th st. no. Senators Allison, Wilson, Morrill, Barry and 7 Stanford, Representative Scull and ex-Repre- = sentative Ray of Pennsylvania. A E A ame Secuetany Foster spends a short time cach N ee, | heaton bee day at the Treasury Department, but as yet has oun z= BM tated not felt strong enough to resume active direc- I tion of affairs. Mr. Spaulding is acting secre- EENSINGTON Lang Costs you @ ‘Srey cnvedions, Navat Movemexits.—The Lancaster, Admiral : Harmony’s dag ship, has arrived at Yokohama, eed = See location and | on the Asiatic station. ‘The admiral will reliors c= ee ae Admiral Belknap of the command of the sta- it. N PERCYS. FOSTER, | tion. The Yuntic has arrived at Montevideo ham eee. and the training ship Monongahela at Barbadoes. Movement oF Si:ven.—The issue of standard silver dollars from the mints and treasury offices during the weck ended January 2, 1892, was $370,499. The issue during the corresponding period of 1891 amounted to $465,474. The ship- aS CHANCE FOr a YOUNG May, Anew brick store and dwelling on 7th st. n.w. An excellent op- portunity fora young men to be- gin business for himself. Price, $4,500, viz: $250 cash, baiance asl uoathay ceveces nents of fructional silver coin for the month of SeoctOn a eADOTOe December, 1891, aggregated $1,214,729. iat 9076 st. nw. Suver Puncuases.—The Treasury Depart- ment today resumed the purchase of silver. The amount offered aggregated 2,025,000 ounces. The amount purchased was 564,000 ounces, as follows: 64,000 ounces et $0.95, 100,000 ounces at 20.9518, 200,000 ounces at $0.9520, 100.000 ounces at 20.9523, 100,000 ounces at $0.9524. fas Persoxat.—J. B. Fisher of St. Louis, A. H. Ward of New York, C.S. Knight of Fort Wayne and Chas. E. Rasny of Watertown, N. ¥., at Se ‘TRICK OF SINGULARITY.” __ ‘Most men like to wear garments Slightly oriyinal in cut. It is not every tailor who can produce oriyinal work. “A distinguishing feature of the tailoring done here is its unique- hows. Not only are all garments tail- ored in the richest and tastiest man- zer conceivable, but each perceptibly distinct in cut and styie from all oth- ors, at once stamping their wearer a8 ian of strong personality and good Willard’s——Wm. J. Carleton of New taste, Orleans, Henry Bergman of New York, _ AP.” Money of ' New Orleans and GEO. T. KEEN, 'T. Tunis of Maryland are at the Rendall. Custom Tailor, ——8. C. Greenway of Arkansas, ex-Postmaster 414 0th st. n. General Dickinson of Detroit and George A. Tearny of Boston are at the Arlington —— Arthur E. Wolcott of w York, Egbert Dennison of New York, B. H. McCreary of Kentucky and Powell Clayton of Arkansas are at the Shoreham.——I. 8. Ely of Philadelphia, Congressional Delegate M. A. Smith of Arizona, w. j Apr ameti of Milwaukee, 0. Hagan of foe See ae Lay iew York, are —Ex-Gow “E.G. Bound of Wisconsin, 3 Dana of NewYork, D.C. ory f nec! A.H.Hillof Massachusettsand F Wilkerson of St. Louisare at the Ebbitt.——NelsonWheatcroft FLANAGAN SMILES AND SMILES! HE HAS NOT OFFERED GOODS AT COST— But he piaces them at figuresthat will move * Xheia rapidiy—Dazzling Diamond ling for $20. [Mepairing fine Jewelry aspecialty.) Gow ae VO THIEDS GONE ‘Wo knew you would appreciate the gencrous money's worth of Trouser- ins we have been selling the past ten days at a third less regular prices, ‘Two-thirds of the two thousand dol- Jars’ worth are gone. There are still enough patterns left to insure a choice selection. We have added a line of 3 Trowserings which we will make up for $6. Excellent for busi- Bess wear. ‘Libbey, Bittinger & Miller, x (OTH 6T. AND NEW YORE AVE $50 worth of the new style of coins, half dol- lars, quarters and dimes, and he was immedi- ately besieged by applicants for sample sets. He accomriodated all that be could at the standard market rates of 85 cents a set, but be- fore he began this exchange of old money for new he made up a set and sent over to the White House for the President. By evening his box wus empty and the applicants were still coming. Descriptions of these coins have already been printed in Taz Sran, but it may be well at thie time to say that the main feature of the new design is a female head on the obverse, facing to the right of the holder. A wreath ‘crosses the head, which is covered by a liberty cap. ‘The features are classical. The date, 1892, is inthe regular place, below the head, while around the sides of the rim are the thirteen stars of history. The phrase, “In God We Trust,” is above the head. The reverse is completely filled witha epread eagle, bearing the customary olive branch and bunch of arrows in its talons, and a ribbon in its beak containing the “E Pluribus Unum” of standard currency. Around the rim above are the words “United States of America,” and below the eagle is the denomina- tion of the coin’s value. Around the eagle's head the thirteen stars are clustered ina #ym- metrical arrangement. ‘The obverse is the same in each of the three coinsexcept that in the dime the words “In God we trust” arc omitted. The reverso of the dime is the same as in the old dime, @ wrea-h of ouk and laurel leaves and sprays of corn and wheat, inside of which are tlie words “One Dime,” in plain letters, These new coins are being made out of the ilver contained i the uncurrent coins stored the ‘treasury. ‘here was $23,000,000 Courmnrs, Onto, Jan. 4.—Both branches of the general ussembly were called to order at 10 o'clock this morning and the organization out- lined in the republican caucus of Bat- urday effected without incident. The Sem- ate did not soat either Iden or Gaumer, the contesting claimants of the seat for the Muskingum district, but appointed a commit- toe to investigate the matter. The governors meseage, which is the shortest on record, was received and read. It ix as tollows: To the Seventicth Genoral Assembly: The constitution commands the governor te communicate annually his views to the general assembly. Ax this function will doubtless be well and faliy discoursed upon one week from today by the incoming governor the present incum- bent confines himself toa renewal of the # Sestions and recommendations made by bim to the sixty-ninth general assembly. Expecial at tention is called tothe benevolent penal reform- atory and educational institution of the state and to the satisfactory exhibit made by the Yariows public bodies in their recent annual re- ports, James CAMPBELL, Governor. —__.—___ RALPH WAKKEN'’S CONDITION, His Physician Says That Rest and Quiet Are All He Needs, New Yorx, Jan. 4.—The doctors’ report om Mr. Ralph H. Warren, whose disappearance from the house of a friend in Washingtou, had given such anxiety to his triends, is most on- couraging. A thorough examination bas beem made by one of the leading specialists, who a that there is no injury whatever to the rain. The blow upon the head received foot ball game on Thanksgiving day, although of this” money, at face value, at|not serious in itself, gave a very great beginning of the present year, | shock to the nervous. «ystem already this has been reduced yJoverstrained. The unfortunate results is now but 13,000,000 on hand. Haif| which have ensued might have been avoided had the necded rest becom taken at once, but the great amount of time and thought necessarily expended upon the foot ball “interest during the season, left = pressure of work in sxtudy after the game. All this caused temporary aberration of mind, which, however, bus en- tirely passed away, and with complete rest and quict for a time, Mr. Warren will probably be able to return to Princeton ina few weeks and resume his studies as usual. during the in worth the and until thei @ million was taken to Philadelphia recently for the purpose of turning out the new coins. It was melted up at once and it was found when the resulting bara were weighed that there hand been a loss by abrasion of $6,000, or a little over 1 per cent. ‘This was a surprise to the officers of the treasury, who e: pected that there would be at least 7 per cent Oss. The difference between the face value of the coin and the actual value has to. be paid to the treasurer in order to balance his accounta, and this constitutes the cost of the new coinage. There is now an available funa of 22.000 on hand for this purpose, and Mr. Leech estimates that with this he can ‘coin about a million dol- aii NEW YOKK AT THE FAIR. Mayor Grant Says That the Empire City Should Be Fitly Represented. = Bon ir pts ro = a pes | New Youk, Jan. 4.—Mayor Grant, in his an- appropriatio: ; ; 000 from the ee Congress with | BUA! messnge today, speaks of the Columbian which to continue the work and be thinks that With this he can tarn out $5,000,000 in new coins and thus supply thedemand. ‘The present fund will last about three months. ihe coins received today were struck at the Philadelphia mint on Saturday. —— SPEAKER CRISP’S ILLNESS, How It Will Affect the Business of the House, It is probable that the designation of the Speaker will be regarded as sufficient author- ization for the Speaker pro tem. If so, Judge Crisp will probably designate Mr. McMillin. If anelection by the House is thought to be necessary it will, in all probability, result in exposition as follows: “The Columbian exposition or world’s fair to be held in Chicago next year appeals to the patriotism and to the business interests of the people of New York. Though we still regret the loss of this city to the world’s fair we have a substantial interest in ite success in the city selected to be its theater. The metropolis of the continentand the empire city of the Union should t@ fitly reproseuted there. The merchants of New York hive inaugurated a movement to accomplish this purpose, and I feel sure that our citizens devoted’ to the arts and sciences, or con- cerued in manufacturing interests, will join therei on THE DUBLIN CASTLE EXPLOSION, the same selection. As long as Speaker | stiehaet pavitt anth ee Crisp is confined to his bed nothing Caused by Government Agents. can be done permanently with the Loxpos, Jan. 4.—The explosion at Dublin Castle has brought out many theories to se- count for the affair. The conservative organs, asa rule, have placed the responsibility upon the shoulders of the leaders of the “physical force” parts, and this has had the effect of drawing from Mr. Michael Davitt a letter which he sent to the Thmes for publica- tion. In this jetter Mr. Davitt protests that it is cowardly for the Times to insinuate that the explonion might be traced to his friend Ford. Mr. Davitt says it is more probable, as the iggott is dead, that that paper has another agent to preach the gospel of dyma- mite as Piggott did the gospel of forgery. Mr. Davitt also suggested that the explosion was due to one of the government menials, whe rules, since his vote ie necessary to avoid a tic, and it is not desirable, anyhow, to adopt rules without conference with him.’ If it could be £0 arranged ax to admit of the introduction and distribution of bills, legislation would not be delayed by the absence of rules and the illness of the Speaker. Asitis the authority of committees has not been defined. ‘Ihe old rules might be adopted temporarily in this particular but for the rea- son that there is a question as to what should be done with the appeopriation bills. Dr. Walsh says that Speaker Crisp is getting better as rapidly as any one can who has been prostrated with the grip. With proper care e thinks his patient will be able to sit up within two or three days. It will be a week or more certainly before the Speaker can resume é caused it with the object of influenci tbe seriaosiend 7 coming clcction in mdaie to fill the If itean be arranged to have bills intro-| vacancy in the house of commons by election duced and the committees can be got to work the business of the House can go on as usual notwithstanding thie, avd some such arrange- ment may be taade tomorrow. es THE NEW CITY POST OFFICE. of Lord Hartington, now the Duke of Devom- shire, to the house of lords. —_s—— ‘The Kaiser for Arbitrator. Vatranarso, Jan. 4.—It is stated here that the Emperor William will be proposed as an am bitrator in the Baltimore case. oa DETECTIVE MAHON’S CASE. A New Trial Denicd Upon Maj. Moore's ‘Recommendation. ‘The papers in the trial of Detective Charles Mahon of the police department have not as yet been handed to the Commissioners. It is ‘an open sceret that the trial board found him guilty and recommended his removal from the force. Pit will be recalled that Detective Mahon of fered no testimony at the trial, infact, madeno defense whatever. Several daysagohis attorney, Mr. F. P. Closs, requested anew trial on the ground that sickness prevonted his attendance st the hearing before the trial board. The re- quest was forwarded to Maj. Moore for reports Today be returned it with the recommendation that a new trial be denied. Concluding, he says: “To grant this request would be equivae lent to ordering a new trial, to which I would not object if 1 deemed it necessary in justice to Trivate Mabon. Not believing such to be the case and suxious to eave tedious ‘retrial, to te <etriment of the business of the depa cannot recommend that this <pgumen be . ‘The Commissioners have approved the above and it is expected that they will take final action on the case tomorrow. pandiscse is DISTRICT GOVERNMENT, GARBAGE RECEPTACLES. Health Otficer Hammett had a conference aubject of the needs of a regulation compelling housekeepers to use garbage receptacles of ap- proved patterns. He urged that such « regula The Detailed Plans and Working Drawings to Be at Once Prepared. Supervising Architect Edbrooke hasreturned to the city from Chicago and was at his desk in the Treasury Department today. He put in motion at once the machinery of his office for the preparation of the detailed drawings and working plans for the new city post office, the sketches of which were ap- proved by the Postmaster General and the Secretary of the Interior on the last day of the year. He hes also begun work on tke preparation of an adver- tisement for proposals for the contract of excavating the site, and will bave test sound- ings made at different points on the square for the purpose of ascertaining the character of the soil just as soon as the contractor for clear- ing the site has completed bis work. e superintendent of construction, Mr. Steward, today removed his office to the new iding on the north side o! * te sokoee at once attacked the void ‘brick structure he has hitherto occupied on the corner. “owl probably disappear this week. The contract for the construction of the office ex- jred today, but Contractor Trott turned the Pniiding over to the government last Saturday. Bids will be opened tomorrow at 2 o'clock for the construction of the fence around the square, and it is expected, from the number of applications that have been made for copies of e specifications, that there will be at least twenty-five competitors for the job, SENATE DISTRICT COMMITTEE. Senator Kansom Keplaces Senator Vance— Judge Perkins to Take Mr. Plumb’s Place. There has been achange in the democratic section of the Senate District committee, but when or how it took place cannot now be ascer- tained. Senator Vance has retired and his place has been taken by his colleague, Senator Ransom. BothSenators havealways been friendly were issued today as follows: W. P. Lock- wood, one frame dwelling, 73 N south and liberal toward the national capital, but east; $250. R. Rothwell, one brick office in Senator Ransom has not hitherto had much op- stone yard corner 13th and © streets south- portunity to take an active interest in District ; $500. G. L. Andrews.one brick dwelling, Private D. L. Munroe of the police force has been dismissed for absence from duty without leave. Chief Parris of the fire department fined to bis home with «