Evening Star Newspaper, January 8, 1892, Page 1

HE EVENING OF. PURLISHED BAL EXCEPT SUNDAY, AY THE STAK BUILDINGS. 1202 Pexezvlvanie Aveune, ccrcer 11th Bt. by Tae Evening Star Newspaper Company, 8. H. KAUFEMANS, Pres't Rew York Ofice, 5 Potter Bollding, pod to subscribers in the WeroUnt, RETO cents ber (pien aé "the counter, “o Cniten! States oF TOcen's per newt. ay QUADRUPLE Suet Stan 81.00 por year: postave added, £:8.00- [Envered at the Post Office at Washington, D.C., as ed eerond clase unas s22¢ter. | TEM Ail mail subscriptions must be paid in advance. Kates of advertising male known on application. Vo. SO, No 20,151. _ FINANCIAL FINANCIAL. D.C. FRIDAY, JA NUARY 8. 1892. Che Loening Star. WASHINGTO TWO CENTS, | SPECIAL _NOTICES. Qo 1592, Usios savinas pass, 509 SEVENTH STREET, OPPOSITE PUST OFFICE LEPARTMENT. Ixvasruzsts For Mony of theablest financiersof the country entare Bonds of responsible Loan, companies are the wost proftabie ease F. G. SMITH, President. 1, G. KIMBALL, First Vice President. A. M. LOTHROP, Second Vice President JOHN TWEEDALE, Secretary. rican Security and Trust Company om Debenture Konds paying & percent inter lueh, fa many respects, recomend them- felves preeininent!y to the carefal consi ration, of ail investors. ‘They arw issued in suuse of £100, T. A. LAMBERT, Trewsurer. $600 aud $1,000 each, and are secured by real ee t mortwages, beld by the Kesl Estate eth, ¥. 6. Kiet, = ea 7 Ma}. F.C. Aimswoi |. G. Kimball, ompany of this city as trustees for ma ye | haere bunduoiders, and are further secured by the as- coe vara, sete ofthe company and the double ilebuuity of W.c. Duvall, ALM. Lothrop, 18 stockholders. “Yuterest is payable semi- NP. Gace, ma heh is 1 ring Bo. attention €.® Gold, lore Saks, “4 = Set 2 = = HK. A. Grewold, ¥. H. Smith, — Tracy L, Jedfords, John Tweedale, Be” luterest paid on deposits. ‘The directors of the Union Savings Bank congratu- late the customers and friends of the bank upon its Prosperous condition at thecloseof the first six months of its life. Since the opening day the incrrase of de- Posits and depositors bas been steady, without a break; ‘snd so careful and couservative has been the manage- tent that after paying the promised 4 per cent inter- est, which has been credited toevery account, anddiv- idends at the rate of 6 and 6y per cent to the five and ten years installment depositors, the bank could on ons day's notice pay adoilar and a quarter for every dollar of deposits. Depositors are requested to bring in their pass Locks and have their interest and dividends credited up. THE AMERICAN SECURITY AND TKUST COMPANY. President, Tae User Srares DING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, FST.) WASHINGION. D. €., Enabien you ce S108 payiiee KENT HY apy ving same to the PURCHASE of a HUM THE BANK again invites attention to the induce- Pass cuterest of savines deposited in eny amount, ments {t offers to variuus classes of de- ive latevest paid cb syeciai deposits from the - Gate "hey are made. W. EO HOGE. Presiden _bositors: dare TLC DANIEL. secretary. | FIFTY DEPOSIT AGENCIES at the principal stores parts of the city make it practicable for aby ne to deposit sual) amounts out of business hours, CHILDREN should be encouraged from the earliest age to bexin business and see bow nickels will erow. WORKING PEOPLE have the opportunity,\by saving small amount each week, in a compar- ively short time to accumulate enouxh to make the fret paywent on a comfortable home. The bank will then loan the remain- der of the purchase money. DEPARTMENT CLEEKS and others who are able to save aspeciiic emount each month wil Bud our imstalwent bonds w profitable in- vestment. GUARDIANS sudcthers who have money on hand Which ts not to be used for a consideravie period will find the Union Savings Bank the Lest piace of deposit. CHURCHES AND SOCIETIES having funds ac- climulating OF Waiting for a specific purpose ay sclre 4 per cent interest by depositing inthe Union Savings Bank. Bank hours cach weei day from ¥ to 5 and on Satur- days fromU to S p.m, Taz Wasuxerox Loss aso Tavsr Compass. CASH CAPITAL, ONE MILLION DOLLARS, GRANITE BUILDING, 9TH AND F STS. ‘TRUSTS.—This company executes all trusts, acts as Exec Administrator, ie. DEPOSITS.—Money deposited with this company Years interest. Either subject to check n titue. SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT.—One of the finest fa the world. Boxes for rent, of storage for silverware, trunks, pictures, &. (Cau or write for information. @NO. B. CARMODY, UNION SAVINGS BANE Pn ‘Sanaa, DEPOSIT AGENCIES. ‘They will sell you the best goods in their respective Chas 5. Bell, Jas E Fitcha Geo. W. Brown | lines at the lowest prices, ‘They will sell you our Five-cent and Twenty-fve- cent Saving Stamps. Beit & Co., Basxens, 1406 G STREET. DEPOSITS. EXCHANGE. DISCOUNTS. A specialty made of investment securities, ‘Foreign exchange issued on all points, Local securities bought snd sold. NORTHWEST WASHINGTON.—Z. D. Gilman.027 Pa. ave, druceist: George W. Cochiran & Co., 1110 ugars. UC. Wituer & Co., 1S Va.’ ave ay. 141s N. SIS Vath st T414 14th st.. “ierocers.. Jan S008 Lith st. drucists, Geore E- 73m Sons, 1119, Conn. ‘ave. grocer: w. .. Ckars; Census Office and G sts. Elphonzo Younys grocers: Woodward & Lothrop, weueral merchandise, C. A. Prentiss, S.¥S ave., drucmist: Rinw’s Palace, Si} and Sid sth st. general merchandise, John 5 Cissel, Gez Tue Best. Jul4 7th st., erocer; B. Mich & Sons, 1522 and 124d PROTECTION AND PROFIT. 3 wi EE ape Brad theve wtters and then eruset Sour pian. vivre erocer. baward i, Ross Sthst, aad t: D. ¥. Hickiins, 319 Pa, ave. Pharmacy. Lith “aud F TH9 Fst., cdots and suves: H.W. Walton, oth anit Nats. “drucart. Hutton & Bilton, 2147 Lest. drucgiste: Harry Stauuitont's Fuaruacy. W. J. Boyes, manawer, 10th aid Este: = &. Ly remient of the Colemita Title surance Company of cures, coves cc talons, CHARLES 1) GUREEL: bog Conee eae: ST var Sir: Tbee to acknowiedwe the’ receipt of the check vent bg You ‘tor Gig TOSD te, See at drusgcist: ‘ts. ; Edmouston & Co. ¥ wetness with which the policy has been settied. | 1 \o. «Horry T. Suuth, corner and F sts... drug: ottes to assure you that if I conc.ade to increase ist; Houston's Phanuacy, corner 10th and ‘Kt ets. ¥ insurance now curried 1 will insure throucb you with the Equitable. Tam, yours tray, (Siened) ¥_E EDMONSTON. On December: 0, 1871, Mr. Fdmension took out SOUTHWEST WASHINGTON. — Edward corner 10th st. and Virginia HG iy Gre Bus policy om his life for"@10,000. He selected the rth Capitol BD-yoar endo tentine plat. Tie’ paid $481.90 pry Ber ear for th period. and ithe had died during | DW icy eres Sea rast the 2 yeareh § wold have been paid $10,000 | A” Jouetion titan tae iu full, but Mr. Fulmonston is still with us and” ap- | ay qj Pret Olt Pareatly im good health, aud we lave his fecetpt for the al) payment of S16, 9440, being #7,518 90 it Fie of the auinant pad the Equitable. This shows {oe best combin tion of investinrut and insurance that Basever tewa presented to the pabite. HoW Is THis FO PO TECTION? Bead this letter trom the wife of Max Newhoff of Tatimere. Mr. Newhoif wasa very lange and promi- WASHINGION.—Frank BP. ast, J. Wi EAST a St. grocer: H.W. Ofutte 2D owt w. Sy werchant who mereased bis assurance | TAOMe aik re & & Sew months betore lis devth: Gcisnanes xet taiorerces BILSSHS. BUWES © HLA = D.C. ~Charies Metee, at Ubto rasiroad, wrocer- L. Manacers: &e. Dear Sire: Tam in receipt th day of the check of fhe F quitubie Lite Assurance Society of New York for ss a ~ 1A, 0s tise fot the imsurauce cared LF my IDELITY how. in your society Twist BUILDING AND SOCIATION 1 Sorg aad yom: cclnpany iny mincrre thanks thet sccuring 2 Hone. orticg of this insurance (850,000) was taen dur. NO BACK DUES KEQUT EE anean ins eee ae Any atnount ‘osu. Fepasabiv #15 per month on each advan t ftuonth Ten PEK Cb v The asa sands $60,000 the witew ana orphan aud vil fates the cai of the Equitable that ats policy is lik aban drat Very traty yours, 4. Shares. 81 p UINTEREST UN Di-bOsITS tees interest at 1 i! deposits of a2 tirawn before the expiration of ‘years Ut of this interst se utional A Der ROSA NEWHOFF, are represent the pluns of the Eq: better thal aby Words of ours, and ire afew of By that we abbualy Will be paid on dep ing. “Member any withdraw at any Secretary it weit Bees Feces, barioe = sabaias or 6, 00N.000 ad wal. ( Liwese certiticutes are sold SUSEEH BOWES AND HA. HALL orice Manaxers for the District of Colanibl ROBES, Dixom: eedent Best Jie Fst. mw. and Baltimore. Md. | GrOkGE W. LE ACH... oo Rd View Presicien: ALONZO TWEEDALE? Secretary GEORG: BON. Treasurer ATIONAL Ju E. SMITE. Ss «se. Attorney Daex nevoers Ciueiax SPW ALD 5: YOLK Maia Gf Lad apartiuent OF WASHING LON, of patwphlets and information apply at e ollice, duor to Covupiute Bank, AND 915 F ST. NW. Wows & co. B.E COR ITHST. AND NEW YORE AVE. €EARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS BANKERS, JANUARY 22, 1667. eee Beormanized cider act Cougrers October Ie 3800 ain Accounts of Indtvianals, firms, coryerstions and capt- talists solicited. Our facilities are the best. ‘Loans made cu real estate and other available col lateral. Exchange. totl tureign and domestic, drawn at cus- tomary usances, Letters of credit available in ail parts of the world fur- ‘Bransacts the busines of@ TRUST COMPANY 22 ali ute various Lrancuem, disc the Lusinens ot BAVINGS BANK And ofa Bished. @aFE DEFOsiT COMPANY, Hyou Lave aby reason for chansing your bank ac- Capital: Catt and oo a oF eben a Lew HUE, ; see use ONE MILLION OF DOLLARS Poles Acta as executor administrator, guardian ef thees faterc! minors, committee of the estates of Innaticn, Feceiver, assignee abd executes rusia of any audevery description, ‘Wille kept without chance, Woops & co., BANKERS. C.'T. Havessex, Meniber Washinton Stock Exchange Kral Estate aud Stock Broker, Kovus aud 11, Atlantic butiding. 444) F street northwest, INVESTMENT SECUBITIE: Stocks, Bouds and Grain bought and sold for cash or on margin. nolé-tr orc upward and allow: interest thereon, Money deposited before the frst day and on thefirst, ovccudand third dayecf the month will craw interest from the fret day. Deane money Spon realestate and collsteraimecur | Direct New York and Chicago wires. ts. Telephone 4x4 a 47m Sells firet-ctans real estate and other securities in | J 0 ¥- CUO; INQ, W, MACABTSEY. ume of 800 and upward, Receives SILVER WARE and ail binds of VALT- ALLIES upon deport in capacious sicrage vauste of Bust; asred dry ness atl we SMALL SAFES FUL KEN1 FLOM 85 10 4125 F: Aantal — CORSON & MACARTNEY, GLOVER BUILDING, 1414 F ST. 'N. We, Bankers aud Dealers in Guvermuent Bonds Deposits. Exchange. Loans. Collection Rafiroad Socks aid bonds and all securities sted ou the exchauces of New York, Vbiladelptin, Hoste Shd Baithwore ound aut souk ‘A speciaity waieut investiccat securtt Bonds and 4.1 cca. Kaiiroad, Gas, Tueurauce and Tele (Bice hours_Patly fren gtlerwie croered. in me. to 4p.m., and until & to the vedtlas otice hice ‘leek pots. a» follows ephone stor dew {a the ot day of enc woah ‘American Bel. Le. a the lest usinew day of wach month, oe iv = gers 8 te Siw. Sune ais hata dase ot each mont | W gi, Gt BEY. EREDELICK C, STEVENS (huudeyeerep ed). piplueten Niece Bxshamaes Sen ths ith aie we Bunda te ddd way wall Be Letib ste = ‘ENS, Stock Bickers, 1535 Fat. GUL Real Eetate. Invuraace and . Keal estate bousit, sold and rented. ‘Local securi: ere peyboseat sudlscid’ "Mcuey fowted om listed secur PENJAMIN YS Des aud real estate. Byecia. attention to frst-<ia cman ee, a cote BLES C. GLOY LA, First, EWis @. SHURY, W. B. HIBS, QSMES Me BUBSS TUN Sete, Banker,00 Brouiway S’Y, haneeee. Mewber Washington Stock Exchange. LEWIS G. TEWRSBURY & CO., BANKERS AND BROKERS, 1235 F ST., WASHINGTON, D. ©., Treasurer. E Fkancls KiGGs. avert Dit 2 revant. Directors AST ‘Buy and sell for cash, ‘marvin Stocks, Bonds, Saas nse gtr sao PATE me Bay rot EVreucs kone Tnterent allowed on deposits Gintion Gove, Out-cf own business a specialty. Seis Svar, gil Local Securcee dealt in: Peg ee Constant ail markets. Telephone 545. any, fOr the ele t ora, wit be hele 2 WEDNESDA | Gaule, wondertul Test inedimin, SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICEs. Washington News and Gossip , SPIRITUALISM, WONN'S HALL, 721 | ee as RE ed Durinie day, Friday, ate sitsings, Me. Cabell, 110 2d st. fot te \ STATED < John's Fouwe, No. 1, The National Ma for the electicn of a bow sand ® treasu-er. an L for (he transaction of sitch business as may be properly. Sines Hla, ee Yen january 11, 180°", Ty order of the Breside ER. REPET TI, Secretary HART'S CELEBRATED BURTON Mutia Pde Ale, Brown Anported can be found at G. Sole Aqeut ©. McKIBBL Be WE, MANUAL OF CONGRESSIONAL Practice ts aud very Valuable publi- cation by Thouias Hudson McKee aud is ‘well U.S. ed Book. Price, $5.00. €.¢, PURSELL, Bocksster, att-tm sistent. mw. A NPRTING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS Bere i Netiineton and Geometers tata Company, for the iecton of directors, wit eek sttheoticeot thevompany,Grorsetuwncon WEDNES- ‘ue 1th tay of dumviarys Vea ‘us will be opened af 1Da-ts. and closed at 12 mi," Froiater Looks will be cievedon the Oh of Same ad opened on January 1, 19002, HOHUET, Presiaent. ©. M. KOONES, Secretary. Gee KECLING HAS REMOVED 0 1016 nw. une dour above Kat: Demid ear inentes every Tuesday p from Sted Wurcluck. Gas ewaswee HATHAWAY SOULE AND HARKING- ton's Men's Fine Shoes are the best = in every pair. Be ECR SST. Just oue year ago TUDAY since we assumed EN“IKE control. Gur business suows a flat- tering iucrease Guring the past year, being Just double thet of 1558. TOLMAN STEAM LAUNDRY, as 407 to 499 C ste n.w. COAL, Woo, | —o c ‘hone, 480. Ninin otkee: southwest corner 10th and Fsts.n.w. Brauch ofices: G08 Penusylvauis ave. BW., Ist apd B sts. n wanc ath aud 1th st. wharves Sw." Quality of FUEL Uusurvaswed. —Frices reasons Sule, Satisinetion etaranteeds Can RED WAGONS Tor FENORSCOT ICE. seat SSS P- vane, IMPORTING TAILOR, 111 Pa, ave. Fall and Winter Novelties received. apld tr for Calen dary by Janus Ty a witht week thereatter: Teale thet mow, if wart “UOT BeQUEEN, PRINTER AND ‘Teieptions «te. BT We have the LARGEST balding in Amvriea de- voted EXCLUSIVELY to the sale of FINE Clothing aw RETAIL. Aways Ly Neen, MM MMOST BOYS ARE ALWAYS MIM S MMs M IN NEED OF SOMETHING MM MIN THE WAY OF NEW CLOTHES, AND NO MATTER WHAT IS NEEDED, WHETHER IT IS A DRESS SUIT, A SCHOOL OR PLAY SUIT, AN OVERCOAT, A REEFER, A PAIR OF TROUSERS OR SOME SHIRT WAISTS, YOU WILL FIND HERE AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF THE PROPER SORT AND AT THE PROPER PRICES. 'N BOYS’ AND CHILDREN'S DRESS: SUITS WE ARE SHOWING SOME VERY PRETTY NEW AND EX- SIVE STYLES, SUCH AS THE Re NERT, THE H ARD, THE exevo, tHe Zovave axp ova Mipvy, asp ovn se- LECTION OF SCHOOL AND PLAY SUITS CONTAINS EVERY STYLE THAT IS YEW AND EVERY FABRIC THAT ISRELIABLE. BRING YOUR BOYS TO US FOR CORLECT CLOTHING AT CORRECT PRICES, Rosixsox, Panxen & Co.. Awentcax Crorurens, 1200,1202& 1204 FST.N.W. Steet [spvcenexts Casu BUYERS. Fancy Sugar Cured Hams... 12 Cats ted Ripe T 12 Caus Choice Corn 7 Cans Heavy S: 8 Cans Susar Siru 10 Cans Natural Sirup Pew 2 Cans Eariy June is, Very fine, 12 Cans Fine Strme Beans... . B Cans Fine Lima Beans... ‘20 Cakes Proctor & Ganibel’s Oleine. 20 Cakes Habbatt's Soap... 40 Pounds Akron Rolled Oa's. 10 Pounds Very Best Glows Starch. 10 Pounds Pure New York Buckw! 6 Bottles Pure Toate Catoup. 8 Cans Fine Saltuon wee... 3-pound Package Seif-raising Buckwheat. (5 Packages Quaker Oats,. 5 Packswes Com Starch. ‘The Celebrated California suaranteed the best in the worid, per barrel. ..86. 44 Sack California Patent 10 Pounds Pure ian F Oregon Patent Process Elon Sack Orecon Patent Flour California Bakin Jer, olutely pure. Does ot contain alu oF ammonix. One-pound Pure Crea Cheese. Fancy New York Potatoes, per bushel je have on hund a large asso ey and Staple Groceries which we are selling extremely low for cash. ‘Messrs. Smith, Horpel & Co., of Baltimore, mapu- facturers of tite faicous Koian self-raising Buckwhei will give a cookin ex day. the Mh. Hot cakes free. ‘Saturaay {9 our last day for 4c. Hams. Al goods guaranteed to give entice satisfaction or the mouey will be cheerfully refunded, M.A POOLE, THE CaSH GROCER, 9H LA. AVE. N.W. Special attention given to orders by mail. Ja7-3t Gesrs Suits Scocrep AND PRESSED FOR a. Coats, B0c.: Pants. Shc. Vests, 250. USE Une eae tanner, . ‘Beiepbowe call 14 &. 1. HAHD. 20 ae a" EGAL BLANKS—PRINTING OF KINDS— iW. HO OWE, Matacers =~ HOS Eat a Sitios ¢ ERVAND, ENGRAV! AN) avs eat ges ca aznommaren, ‘Viaiting cards pristed from plate, 75c. per 100. oc} FA. A. lasouic Tempe FLIDAY, dante och p.m. | Work, first and’swond er lodges traternally 1m FILL, Se-retary, ww TO TE tion arative ia a-e-mible in thee cust on MONDAY EVENING, das A Aad ST ve m1 tothe it F nates tothe Ry ention, ea to meet on the at Minucapoits, 3 + for the purpose ating can dates of the roputdicsu party for kvesident aud Vice President of the United States, i A. BRADSHAW, sGisitman Republican Centrat Cuus., Dist. uf Cole Be EUILDING IRS CIATIO: NINTH ISSUE OF STOC Books now open for subscriptions at the office of the treasurer, 107 Penna. ave. lw. The br iy iuestinie tor payment of dues on, stock of the new or ninth series will be held at the hall, southwest corner of Meni. ave. and Iii st. on SUESDAY VAVENING th instant, at 7 o'clock. Shares, 81.00 each per iiontivand may Le telenat this lcetinie oF at any tinea the oBire of the treastizer, om aby ‘The business of the past eight yoarsshow loans made ty sockolders on 2,408 skates to the extent = 1 per share bwin tthervior #100 on, of which #12, stlowed in to both borrower and depositor. Savinws uy be securely invested or loans oltainet u and with the least possib.e ex netted i Whole or in part at the se rs Loans Orruwer's convenience it youre is ioaus ary uutnre, my a0 DOW tise, t WAY Le s Mt No deuberul ‘s Lave ucenrred. Sudent, Vice President, 1d, Treas. 10 BYRON &, ADAMS, Lith st. now. classes of printing <= Is prepared to do al upon short notice and at reasonable rates, 6 BRIEF WORK A SPECIALTY, ALLLNC. CLARK ANNOUSCLSTHAT be REAL ROTATE BKOBER e Buys and Sells kealty. Collects sents Recvuis Loans, Ad ‘That he has the co-operation ot experionced ass'stui Business solacited. 605 F st. now. rest Madama b sts now. NANME 1. FC QPMOMALTYS EVENING Dress, (London Letter.) ‘The Dress Suits which the Prince of Wales and the Duke of Clarence wore on the occasion of the Stock Ex- change's “smoker” were made of a Slightly rough material, faced with heavy silk. The vests were omy amoderately open © "8° W. ©. MERTZ'3 Tailuring Shop, O14 Lith st. now, sat e100 MAKE A MistaKe Th paying rent instead of buying your home. Aliitie wore than y care wil bUy one. Wo stll winver OF desirable lowes easy tere Outs. PROCTOR & PKOCTOR, 907 G st. nw. dn7 ‘or Whole on 1 Wreved property in the Dis- trict at G percent. DONALDSO: OFFICE OF THE : Re C0. OF WASHINGTON The annua, inert Couipany ut the Bistect the THD MONDAY of January, Inve the sth ine Of the ‘coupany. corner Pennsyl- Vania ave. and ih st n.w., commeiicing at 9 o'cock January 1, 1892. Hisurance nik Wall bee Teak mmpany the election of seven, atluirs of the company is re- ver tuwet any, By thw uth article of the By-Laws of the com *At thie anuttal inve if Liisiness in Order shal, be “OraO u'elock ain, ana veluck 1 otes held by the Losses by lite fur the 3 Susten and pai Secretary. January 1, 1562. im the Real Estate under tae Bria ‘hereby extented to the tronace of the past teh suee of public LAVOE amd confidence is solicited. JNU. A. PRESCOTT, teal Estate Gr ker, milding, jat-Im DAG st we Boe NOTICE OF Co ERDHIP. corr, CHAS. C. PRESCOTT. PRESCOTL & SON ahnouuce that they have this FIRST JANUALL, INv2, entered into @ co- ATE BROKERS, unas Witch has been 60 ISO. A. PH Most (st BY ecttall AY UF partersiiD as : Eean &: And have succeeded to the lous and su-vesstuliy conducted by the seulor meinber of the firma in the nto and ,rompt and faith- ‘hey hope to qwerit, and do ae iavor. s BULGHT AND SOLD, HOUSES KEN TED, RENIS COLLECTED, In fact, every Goin done tuat comes within the scope Of real estate denlinas, Mr EDWALD 3. LEWIS, who hasbeen the prin aalvstuau for Juv, A. Prewott for the past elgt Sears, irs With the BeW Ari In charge of the See ust grtinea = Joyce, Salesman. a A. PR CHAS. ©. PRESCOTT, ‘Hea Estate Brokers, Kellogg buiding, 1416 F st. n. jal-lm | <3 THE G1 Paye 6 per cent Withdrawate, ASSOCIATION, OFFICERS: 'W BUILDING ASSOCIATION. /ESEE NATIONAL SAVINGS AND LOAN HENRY A. CADY, President, Real Estate,711 14th st.n. w. G.WARFIELD SIMPSON, Vice Pres't, Merchant Tailor, Oth and Gsts.n.w. GEO. T. PARKS, Sec'y and Treas'r, Real Estate Broker, G14 F st.u.w. GEO. A. PRE ST, Attorney. (Whitaker & Prevost, 610 F st.m. w.) pInicrors: ‘Wm. C. Mertz, Geo. T. Parl 5. B. Bocork, Sine Joun 5. Garrison, shorten, mE Gapen, We Sinupsot, ‘J. L. French, Geo. A. Prevost. Call or send to office for descriptive circniars, ke. GEO. T. PARKS, Sec'y and Treas'r, 3a8-1m 614 F st. SYOW Farecy UNDER way. “Good News.” ro Skimping.” “The Philosophy.” It beoan two days age, Tolay (the thizd'day) it fstu £4 sweep. Tefer tothe revvietion aule Low ‘Nunibers Krensin. them is the "god new ro alin Ives of tLe teupting offer, i Your pick ofall Tremseruiga at 15 ger orntug marhed pr: Your pact on at Ful Deve) at prices PC Oriean figure it y thing is marked tn plats noting “doctored tho inetore pe fablishiient. ‘out ilosoyby 18. fl done a prosperous. bus Bonthe ata progt, I Jone a ttle on the: “tail end. there rac prone when, the future « 3 per cea of ustomers comin: proper Cs ers of th OF, 1uore satished custouirs. tags (except elf, Every 2 Aetrras, atid either. My entre stock opening spring ame" of work. finished and ifyon in itis Uthat 1 showld sive even | than the sal thes attention to for Havinz wees tres aiford to. Yet onsider handed Natu- you Tally the best will be the Brst to Ko, so don't de G. WARFIELD SIMPSON, Expert in Trouser Cor. Oth andG ats. nw. <= west, COUNT THE cost, The wrather ix tikely to be generally fair; Mightly warmer; winds becoming north: ‘Now is the time of the year you are plan- ning to build and estimating the cost, Wo are ready (free of charge) to give you estimates and figures, so that before you build you may count the cost. Libbey, Bittinger & Miller, MILL WORK, LUMBER AND HARDWARE, JS, 6TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE. FP NYG Witney firm of Bradiey & Cas FROM THE, ar, with whom I have been connected tor the past three yeurs, T wish to aunostuce that Lean be seeu at wy new 0 Su st, where Twill conduct And Insizanbe business. Jatt? ce LAG General Keal Estate JH. BRADLEY. Bags FE SUEIRY FOR ENGRAVING 623 DST TICE TO POLIC' Stes ey be ‘OUNTY” MU ES. YY HOLDERS BY TUAL FLKE Don't renew your insurancefor the coming year until you have consulted us. property for less money than the Mutual C i $40,000 ON HAND ZO LOAN IN PART | Telieve you of the necessity of «ivin r= ‘The net surplus of our company at this time is note. We can insure your country and also promissory $11,411,503.31, which 184 sufficient eusrantee of its ability to pay all losses. No change is made for a sur- vey. 1f you wish rates for comparison we will cheer- fully furnish them on application by letter or otherwise _ 131s $400 to 8700, DEEBLE, DAVIS & CO., OF st. now. Y HEIGHTS, Will be sold on the followine easy terms during Jan- uary on wi A nr me By order of will meRfth cus: ent interest. Motes ser ts aot walisied Tew dollars pat tuto this Ww Year WwUEh Lapp wNO. MATIC Gi! i «COMPANY. the board of directors, BDAY, Jap! balapes Uiree snd five retunded ater with the mn- Property wil Cortier Mth and G sis, N CARRIAGE AND | wi tnd reauy sale ut price suits. led proposals the sale to the conipany of the’stock of the compan The directs any Lid or buss orparts of bids Ww Tay net Le to the Interest ol the CE. | Sa-Ob seni name, ae as pro JaG-2t? ee is this day, ness un the futut ENTS Toan and Insuraice Age mlitual consent, ALL. 7 Uy a Dose AMY Zi. Dr. Suyell ts ex Fs reserve the rit to ac RADUATES AND Fu ts of University of Michix ress aad Sea cf wraditst teal. F. ERWL Sec'y Washington Asso. ROBERTSON, nect WM arricd ROBERISO! +3. ~The parti bot ership QUISN sud MAU JOHN QUINN, MAURICE F1TZGERALD. ‘yeles, at 741 Mth st. on, nsent. dissolved. ‘The busi on by WE KOR BLN. heretofore ex. or reject tn ther judwiient DuMEK ST HOF entrance Wai Lauquet on JANU- SMITH, U. of 'M., ~_ Dep tof Agriculture. THIS IS TO NOTIFY TO WHOM IT MAY Elnermhiys heretotore ex- ‘and B.S 2. ROBERT. BROUNER. AN. 4, 1802 RICE FLLZ- i, KALD, tradine as Quinn & Fitzyeraid, Keal Estate, Ris, Was this day dissolved by The undersigned will continue in the real estate Dusiness at 303 430 st. .W. patrouage of his iriends and Jabot" and respect the public. JOHN QUIN wUlly aske the en January 5, 18U2.—Ordered: ot” September 222. 1500, Bessment of work don Toruby “auiended by striaiue out al! aiter the wor property""an line >, parazraph 4, ctor Gi under wien tho as dove. W. boUdT ats Je We hogs, We Conanissione Beer PNEY & noveEnts, ENGRAVED CARDS AND STATIONERY. ALWAYS NEEDED. DESIRABLE PRESENTS, 407 10TH ST., NEAK GAS OFFICE. 43 "Who heeds not Experience, ‘grust hin not.” ‘The experience of users of Writing Machines today shows conclusively that the REMINGTON STANDARD TYPEWRITER Still retains by its merits the supremacy which it Jong ago achieved. » WYCKOFF, SEAMANS & BENEDICT, al5-te 8TH AND F STS. N.W. 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IT HAS ComME!!?: Winter, I mean, and Tam keep you ith my Forni . which 4 deli x wars with my Futnily Coal. which 4 deliver proupuy. fever di Is goou logic the stock ea oan ‘CABDOt AVOId it, ior ® coal dealer. 3 BAU and In. ‘Those who bave not ee E487 ON & RUPP, STATIONERS, ‘Blank Books, Copying Presses, Stands, = 21 1TH BT. B. W. ‘ke., Lotter Files, Document and Cash Office Fixtures, Wedding and ‘Vietting Cards Engraved and Printed. 48-3m wero | lishiy or Bt erty than those leaving tis es- >I HA’ . Cea arene: ‘1892. ear yeti real aS ri sg Index to Advertisements, WASHINGION Ho BLEW —~ tion,-Services THIS Ui Eichth street Tempie, bet. H and ture by Rev. L. Stern. Subject, opel BS ADYPRTISING... © |q=2DORS. KIT CARSON POST, N, ANCSEMENTS partment of the Po GM. Wake | ATTORNEYS inston, D.C", January 7, 102 —it is te painful duty | AUCTION SALES. of the Commander to aunoance the death of our late | BICYcrps comrade, J. Irwin Crewe, Coronel, CN-Acy Teth aath FKeneTal of Volunteers, Which ‘occurred at his residence, 1M0S G st. n.w.. on Wednesday, January 6, 1892" Funeral services. to which rm Tales ate invited, will be held at the tesilenee of the deceased, IU0K G st. now., om SATURDAY, the Gru poe Ge 40.30 om. Interment at Arlington. By 4. P. LOYHROP, Post Commander. | EDUCATIONAL it JOHN'C. S BURGER, Adjaunt | Pyccnsions, Ae, @ HEADQUARTERS UV” PAMILY surrLie: be PLPARIMUENT oF THe oTOMAC., | FINANCiAL ” asidacton, D.C, Jan 4 pAD ne ‘The comrades of the department are 1.01 FOR RENT (Fats) the occasion of the fu JOHN IRVIN GRE i t desired that ail members of the Union Veterans Union why are able to do so attend the {uners!at 1 on SATURDAY, January 9, 182, at 1608 G. st, terment at Arlington. Adio snity Cou Commanding Departuent of the Potor Union Veteran ePRESENTATIVE chnsetts UCuity Presbyterian Churel, 14th day evenmg, January 10, at une welcone. FOR RENT (Offices) FOR RE FOR RENT (Miscellencous) FOR RENT (Houses) FOR RENT (ss FQU RENT (Stores) FOR SALE (Houses), FOR SALE (Lots), a ALE (Horses and Vebicies) SALE FOL SALE (Sliscellancous) HOTELS oo. LADLES' GOODS. LOCAL MENTIO: LOST AND FUUN it ers’ 1 , 7th St. ond Pennsyivatia av it their bal WEDNESDAY, Jantiary i lates “Ly order ef the | MaNTee Pepe, We Zt RUC ELTON, resident. Maniad PAREN ACI cretary, ss MEDICAL a> THE XOUNG LADIES OF THE MIS: | Miacntea Nol stonary Society of Kitie’s Daughters of | MISCELLANEO! - Wesley Chap i, Will wave a Chinese, rwey tun in tho | MONEY WANTED AND TO LOA varior® of the church from 7:30 to 10 6% Ailare | NOTARIES PUBLIC 2 cordially invited. Adi OcraN ST: Pe POTOMAC RIVES BOATS PIANOS AND UKGANS,. PER! PROF PE ® t 20 be Leid in the parlor « eit, on All Pr SIONAL reque secretary, in racy that a coupiete hist anay be pr Pared 10F the ANNUAL DINNEK, of which notice will be shortly civen, HENRY C. 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D, THE “BEST” TYPEWRITER is THE Y <a HAMMOND. substantiated by every expert operator. wecdicat. ‘Lhe wioet accura'e. Lhe neat- Get worn. Abe easiest Of iuauipulation. the verfect 1B wake and Huish, Lue Hammond is the exponent of malernity in tyvewriters. Mave you ouer It not, better Job into the matter, as : E | <a BALIS£IED! iis KEPUTATION IS ESTABLISHED And his patrons know that everything he offers is. as represented. In Small Diasuonds he ts known asanexpert, His collection of Stones embraces ali the standard “‘cuts. UWevairing always Suisbed at the time Ex-Srrakrr Rrep, who has been at home during the holidays, returned to Washington last night. He will remain until the close of the session. £ns today included the board of Indian commissioners, Senators Petti- grew, Shoup and Quay, Kepresentatives Wilson, Dingley, Lind and Hall, Mr. E. G. Rathbon fourth ‘assistant postumaster general; Capt. Chas. A. Conner and Capt. H. E. O'Neill of Lonrrieng| Maryland. a 531 Seventh street, rthwest. uw. ‘Sexator Quay ayy THE Prestpext.—Sonator (Changed daily.) Quay called at the White House this morning ee Oe ne Ee before the cabinet meeting and had a confer- ence with the President lasting a quarter of an hour or more. Later, while the cabinet was in session, Gen. Clarkson called and he and Sec- retary Halford talked tor about half an hour. ———— Office of J. H. McGowan, Attorney, SeGowan Building, Washinton, D.C., May 23, 1802. E. D, EASON, Fsq., Pres't Culubia Phonograph Co. Dear Sir: With the Phonograph I believe it is safeto say @ professional or busiuess man can do one-fourth more work with the same expenditure of physical and anental strength than he could do with- out it. I have no trouble whatever with my two machines, ‘The company attends to the changing of the batteries us fre- quently as necessary and keep the Pho- raps ofled and ciean. Very truly yours, J. McGOWAN, Topar's Cauinet Meerixo.—All of the eight members of the cabinet were present at the meeting today at the White House, the attend- ance being complete for the first time in about six weeks. Secretary Blaine was driven over from his house and received the congratula- tions of his colleagues upon his compicte re~ covery from his recent brief illuess. Secretary: Eliane made his first appearance among the cabinet officers at a council Navat Onpens.—Lieut. Edward W. Stardy ordered to examination for promotion. Lieut. Frank E. Sawyer ordered to the training ship Richmond, 14th instant. Paymaster C. W. ‘Slamum ordered to the Charleston. Lieut. O. Lasher detached from the Jamestown and granted three months’ leave. Evsign Puward aie detached trom the coast survey steamer MeArthur, 15th instant, apd granted leave of absence for one month. Paymaster W. Lorongh detached from the Charleston and ordered to the San Francisco and fleet pay- master of Pacific station. Paymaster Arthar Burtis detached trom the San Francisco, or- dered to settle accounts and granted leave for two months. Assistant Engineer G. i bury detached from the Baltimore and granted three months’ leave, Assistant Enginver W. F.C. Hasson detached trom duty at the Union iron works, Sun Francisco, and ordered to the Dictated to and Transcribed from the Phonoyraph. Phonograph sold, leased and sent on trial. COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH CO., 338 ANY LOCATION MUST BE CHEAP. Owners of such yroperty who are desirousof selling Seas ull particulars. Jase ED. J. O'HARE, 1006 Seg ANY ARTICLE Baltimore.’ The unexpired portion of the sen- or tence of suspension in the case of Lieut. Com- Jewelry, mander Geo. A. Bicknell lus been remitte: A Watchor a Clock, from the 7th January, 15y2. Wil Be Sola = ~ At Cash Prices, Pensoxa.—H. E. Smith of Providence, G. On Time Payments, W.P. Knott of New York, €. 1. Ashbrook of To Responsible Partios, Cincinnati and J. D. O'Neil of Peunsylvauia are — at Willard’s.——J. M. Brennan of Paris, Ky — B. 1. Douglas of Wheeling, 8. T. French of Chi: cago and R. T. Hildman of Boston are at the Randail.—Jobn P. Bortlett of New Brit —— Coun., John E. Grey of Lancaster, Lng. T- fi TEIN, Kaley of Wisconsin and W. "K. Crozier ete Ree os of London are at. the Arlington — Jewelry Palace, F. H. Kidder of Brookly - a : = : a Pennsylvania, Walter W. Price of New Yor! ae oe lis ai ae #8 | ond D. H. Lalima: of Seattle are_at the Shore- ham.—F. Sander of Georgia, Benj. Miller of Philadelphia, E. R. Payne of Pennsylvani John Glenn of Baltimore, H. P. Thoraton Alaska aud J. M. Holmes of Philadeipia are at the Kiggs.——Louis B. Grim of Philadelphia, Wm. Ko Knight of Boston, 8. H. Derby of Chicago and W. H. Stevenson of St Louis are at the Ebbitt——J. R. Wood, general passenger agent P. 1K. 1, Richard H. Dodge of New York, J. A. Graham of Kansas City and 8. W. Cobb of St. Louis are ut the Cochran,— Walter J. 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N.W. — WHEN YOU LOOK OUT ‘The windows of the Washington Monument remember that you are at the same altitude as WEST END PARK, Washington's finest Chicago are at the ronal. and healthiest suburb, ——— SECRETARY BLAINE ALL RIGHT. ‘He Attends the Cabinet Meeting Today and SEE COPP, Keceives Congratulations, 706 EIGHTH ST. N.W. Secretary Blaine may be said to have fully and insurance business Se * Bea TING stoves, $3.50 AND 94.50, alniniaiesen gs ‘company. RS MARYLAND WITHDREW Unsatisfactory End of the Great Cocking Main. NEARLY A FREE FIGHT IN THE PI. Garza’s Followers Scattered, But His Energy Unchecked. THE DISORDERS IN KANSAS, THE GREAT COCKING MAIN. Seven Battles Not Being Fought All Bets Declared Of New York, Jan The most interesting cocking tain that has taken place in years was begun im Newark, NJ. carly this morning. The men fury birds were Arthur B, Suit of Suitland, Prince George's county, Md., and Anthony Groen of Sa to, Cal. The main was arr ‘da mo end the terms were €° Wa battle and $1,000 on the mam, There were ax many people aronnd the pit at Lo'clock es the seats would h man had paid coadmuission. Only local breeders and sports were presput, but wan evi- dently » large judging fro tact the betting. WON DY A SHARP TRICK. The handiergof Maryland birds played @ sharp trick im the fifth battle, and by @ technie ‘ality won the battle, but the excitement over Y Was great, and at ono time it looked a gh there would bea tickt. The birds bad UgMt for seventeen m we, and the Califor. hia bird had stabbed Lis oppouent so often and moncy among them, [er Salis | se hard that at the end of that time the south- u bird Jay dead in tive pit The Maryland handier called for a count, not «that his bird was gone. After the * hal picked their birds up and gone to: Maryland man, wiore place it his “bird down, made a feint to G0 #0, but only a feint. When the California handler saw ithe thought the other bird had been placed on the scratch aud be put his bird fairly down. The other then carried his bird alors wnd claim: v ikht onthe technicality, The reteree the decision in favor of to do uuder the rules. c r-skelter and i.” Green sad he had beon robbed fad refused to go on with the main. He ado @ protest against the payment of any money on the battles or the main hundred or more of the a they would stand by him. finally donned his strect clothes and w ed abous i; the spectators making a hero of to did not meet The tick of the other approbation, even among eastern sports, many Kuve ‘yland, ae he kad A into the pit hei spectators of whom refused to accept money they lund won by the technical dec The din of prospective war settled dowm after awhile and a proposition } Green that a new judge be that the main might go on. Grev | his consent for some time angered by the technical decision agai " but dualiy agreed on condition that be could secure a handier to take Lis own place. There was very little trouble about this, and at 233 a.mm. it was decided to gi: . It took the Maryland bird just four minutes: and ten seconds ty finish the Californian in the sixth battle. ‘The seventh battle resulted in » victory for Californu in eleven minutes, nineteen second It took twenty-six minutes to dech The California bird wase steady p and he killed the Maryland cock, making the score a tie ut four battles cach. Maryland won the ninth battle after a hot contest. The score was again evened in the a battle. Lhe eleventh resulted ina vic~ tory for California. ME REFEREE DEPARTA. At thie point the referee and Maryland's handler left the building. Califorma was ready for the twelfth baitle, but could diud no oppo- nent. The score stood—California, 6: How the award of stake money will be made is not yet settled. The terms of the main required soven Lattles to be won. All bets were declared off. Green may sue for the stakes, ‘The crowd went away greatly disgusted. _ SHERIFF DUNN'S ASSAILANTS, Two Lingleaders of the Mob Who Fired Upon Nim Taken to Arkalon. Ankatox, Kax., Jan, 8.—Two of the ringlond- ers of the mob who murdered Sheriff Dunn and attempted to assassinate Judge Botkin strived, here yesterday afternoon under military escort, ‘They are C. Anderson, chairman of the Seward county commissioners, aud Judge Leach, « farmer residing twenty miles north of Spring- field. All of the prisoners so far are members of either the Farmers’ or Citizens’ Alliance. Was made to Maryland, 5 ‘The warrants for the murderers were issued by an Arkalon justice and as they have to be returned the are brought bere to await their pr Xaminations, although il ts } ally the complaints would have been m the county ated at Springtield. Natur- de by » of Springtield, but be vt with the com 4 with Dunn's {murder had been brought before him he would, have released them regardless of evidence hand, the Arkalon justice is ex dail wie are brought before hin the justice of the poac J is accused of being in } tor trial in the district ward, while it is geuer- ally conceded that f existing laws nocon- viction can be liad of any murderer, no matter how cold-bi jed, i thiscounty. A justice can d man for several months or ull westrated at three separate sms Of court that jury cannot be amvan- eled. The result is that all anti-Bothin men are convinced that an arrest or warrant tesucd by the Arkalon justice of the peace means certata imprisonment for an indcinite period, The leaders the conspirators are now being brought in, and it is feared that their followers: wall make a desperate attempt to rescue then, Adjutant General Roberts had been so thor- oughiy convinced of the probability of an wt- tuck that he wired Gov. Humphrey and laid the fucts before hima and «uggested that more troops be sent to his aid. There are only twenty-live men iu the county remaining bere, or force must not only guard the prisoners, but forma picket line about tue town to guard against « surprise, _> GAKZA’S FOLLOWERS SCATTERED, His Revolutionary Movements Are by Ne New Oneaxs, Jan. 8.—The Picayunes Sam Antonio special says: Garza’s followers are now scattered into squads through several counties the size of an average state in New England, but his revolutionary movements are by no means being checked. His active participants are thus comparatively safe, while the sentime: of the revolutionary pronunciamentotsspread- ing. ‘There as reason to believe that if Garzm should succeed in avoiding arrest he will keep Up the present feeling and will have the active support of ail the anti-Inaz element in porthera Mexico, which will join him at ouce wpou bis advance into that country. Keports from various pointe throughout the ‘mation that parties southwest convey the in! cxicans are equippi®g themsely. of Ms arms and Lorees and are leaving for the sa} posed rendezvous of the revolutionists. Lo sanguinary engagements bave occurred for several days there ix a widespread feoling ail along the border that Gaza's war isas yet 1m ite incipiency. The oniy official advices yey terday were from Col. Morr at Fort McIn= tosh, who telegraphed Col. J.P. Martin, ad= Jutait of the militery uarters bere, as Tollows: “I understand that Mexican cov= sulat Laredo has received word from Gem. Lice to the effect that a of Garza's men had raided a small place called Lxjoa, ‘They Fobbed the place of arms and thea ted to the other side and were captured. Hardie reports under date of January 4 that he thinks the the last bresk ups, His test Galine. Tos” “ais aspons Tex, Jan. Intest re Grande from- tiontate. tag, sowed Masioe, snd teed , Uilises thelr march ss interfored with within the next few days by United States or Mexi- can military authorities the ‘of them will have reached all thought to have tod Monterey’ the frst combined assault is to of this pina ond has been a general lower port oft the Kio Grande pas. The main | ported to be ‘and United intercept them.