Evening Star Newspaper, January 12, 1892, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. ALLY, EXCEPT SUNDAY, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS. 1101 Peausyivanis Avenue, corner Lith St. by Tne Evexreo Stam ts served fo subscribers in the cvby caters on their own account, at 10 cents per ocak. jor mouth. Copies ai the iy wall any “postales prepa Sarcupay QUaDRUTLE Sai with Soretgn postau aed. #3 (Entered at the Post Office at Washington, D.C.. as evn tciass mall matter.] TE ALL mail subwriptions must be paid in acwance. Rates of advertising male known on application. Vo. 80, No 20,154. WwW ASHINGTON, D.C. TUESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1892 TWO CENTS FINANCIAL. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. Pur ce Sees, oF THe rupees aoe ‘nce Company of Wasuincion aud Georgetown, soiling Dotensber 30. To capital To sa T A. WILSO: a =: prtrenident. © W. HOWARD. Enbecribed and sworn to before me this twelltt day of January, 1502, . HOWAED. It HOB Sars Public, Fiery BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION ‘Has the best pian devised for securing a Home, OF MONEY. Any amount loaned. repayable $13 per month on each 92,000 advanced. Shares, $1 per month. ANNUAL STATEMENT. $29,072.66 1,801.50 $90,874.16 the undersigned, appointed « committee to the books of the Fidelity Building and Loan As- om from it# organization to the present time, the dirst year of its existence, having toxether to submit the above statement, under oath, and Wat we Bnd the sane absolutely correct. ¥_H. WILSON, 931 F. st., of Wilson & Carr. THOMAS HALL, 1117 F st. n-w., Confectioner. MATTHEW TRIMBLE, Assessor, D.C. © AND 10 PER CENT PAID ON DEPOSITS FROM DATE OF DEPOSIT. OFFICERS. MA. Preaident ist Vice President 204 Manager View President Secretary ‘Treasurer HARRISON DIY ASOREW WALL. GrOkGE W LEAC ALONZO TWEEDA. GEORGE Gtbs: 330. & SMITH. Attorney EDWARD 5. YOLK. juicer Of Loa Department For pamphlets and information apply at the office, ‘Bext door to Columbia Bank, Pes 13 AND O15 F ST. NLW. Usiox savixes nase, 509 SEVENTH STREET, OPLOSITE POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT. F. G. SMITH, President. 1. G. KIMBALL, First Vice President. A. M. LOTHROP, Second Vice President. JOHN TWEEDALE, Secretary. ‘%. A. LAMBELT, Treasurer. DIRECTORS, Ma}. F.C. Ainsworth, George W. Cisse, © 60 Wc. Duvall, BP. Gage, ©. B Gold, ML A. Griswold, ‘Trey L. Jeffords, LG. Kimball, Geonee W. Knox, ‘Ta. Lambert, A.M. Lothrop, Geo. W. Offutt, Taadore Saks, ¥_ i. Suuith, ohn Tweegaie, ‘The directors of the Upion Savings Bank congratu- Jate the customers and friends of the bank upon its drosperous condition at the close of the first six months (Of Wt life, Since the opening day the increase of de- Posite and @epositors has been steady, without a break; snd so careful and conservative has been the manage- nent that after paying the promised 4 per cent inter- ‘est, which has been credited toevery account, and div- Ateuds at the rate of 6 and 6 percent to the five and ten years installment depositors, the bank could on ‘one day's notice pay «dollar and a quarter for every Collar of deposits Depositors are requested to bring 30 thetr pase books and Lave their interest and dividends credited up. ‘THE BANK again invites sttention to the induce- tents i offers to various classes of de- Positora, FLPTY DEPOSIT AGENCIES at the principal stores mall parte of thecity make it practicable for amy one to deposit small amounts out of Dusiners hours. CHILDREN should be encouraged from the earliest ace to begin business aud swe Low nickels will grow. WORKING PEOPLE have the opportunity, [by saving swall ammount each week, in a compar- atively short time to accumulate enous to imake the Sret payinent on a comfortable be ben loan the remain- der of the purchase money. DEPARTMENT CLERKS and others who are able specific amount each month will GUARDIANS anacthers who have money on hand hich is not to be used for a considerable Pervod will find the Union Savings Bank the best biace of deposit. GHURCBES AND SOCIETIES having funds ac- cumiulatine of waiting [oF a specific purpose Inay secure # per cwnt interest by depositing tu the Union Savings Bank. k day from ¥ to 5 and on Satur- days trom te 8 pty UNION SAVINGS BANK DEPOSIT AGENCIES. ‘They will sell you the best goods in their respective Lines at the lowest prices. They will sell you cur Five-cent and Twenty-fve- ens Saving Stays. NORTHWEST WASHINGTON. ~ droge: f drugists: Geonc E. Ken: ‘ave.. grocers: Geo. W tare: Census Office Eiphonze Younes Conk 5K Chbeowas Pthstt and RI. aves, ing Hisitan.” WE ER. ave, books ‘and station Rooter Pharwacy, Coun. ave. abi nw Suith, corner 2i and F sts, drag ‘coreet Wth and "he ste, WASHIAGIUN, — Bal aay & f; SIINGTON.—¥0 "° cOfuer North Capito! sc: H sis., grocer; Frank Soruee sek sox) bast Capitol ets. Gouget te scocuer. ‘15th ams th % cor. Pes dite, et ee en Sar Bayt ‘Our, San and N ete aeoe AROMA VARK.— Birch & Co. near of susore ated Olio railroad. grocers. BROOKLAND, SE AND DEPOSI 3 FFiDetaTE axp peroorr courant ebiowton ofc, Rowe. os, Ranhington Loan and Becomes surety on vonds of edmint Sea Sree tar estas or anccaee OFFICERS, CLEKAS AND erLotes Furnisbes touds for Wetter carrie®s, ali guverument = a a@Otathem = SPRIGG POOLE. ‘M_B. GULLEY. PREDERI a rT) Best Estate. Insurance snd re Beal entate LEWIS G. TEWKSBURY & Co., BANKERS AND 1305 F ST. WASHINGTON, D. c., ang weil for cash or cu margin Stocks, Bonds, roi Sosa jorkand Chicago. 7 ontnens stay. oui 7 WASHINGTON TITLE PNSURANCE COM- [BE WasHineTos Ty Offices, No. 472 Louisiana ave, spital, $100,000. Telephone, No. 297. Directors: ‘William R. Woodward, President. ‘William Redin Woodward, Vice Pres tent. Horace J. Gray, Secretary and Treasurer ‘Thomas W. Smith, Matthew G. Emery, George T. Dunlop, Gilbert B. Towles, Fred W. Pratt, Thomas Dowling. ‘The company hay exceptional factiities for furnish- ing sccurate abstracts, certificates, and continuations of titles PROMPTLY. Conveyancing and all matters relating to real estate titles carefully attended to by competent real estate lawyers. ‘The company’s exam- iners have an experience with titles in the District cov ering forty years. Jateolm 7 we Uxiren Srares BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, 1513 BST) WASHINGTON. D. C- Enables you to STOP paying REN to the PURERASE of « HOME Pays interest on savinys ‘leposited in any amount. 5 ver cent interest paid op special deposits from the date they aremade.—W esa Chas J. Bell, Jas E. Fitch, Geo. W. Brown, Bert & Co.. Basxzns, 1406 G STREET DEPOSITS, EXCHANGE. DISCOUNTS. A specialty made of ix. :.-"ment securities, ‘Foretyn ex:!ise issued on sll points. __ Local securities bought and sold. a] C. T. Havesxer, Member Washington Stock Exchange, Heal Estate and Stock Broker, Booms 9 and 11, Atlantic building. 4400 F street northwest. INVESTMENT SECURITIES. Stocks, Bonds and Grain bought abd sold for cash or on margin. Direct New York and Chicago wires. Telepnoue 4h aL NATOS42 pe pepostT coMPANE OF WASHINGTON, ¥.E_ COR 10TH ST. AND NEW YORE AVE 7-3 a7-3m | CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS JANUARY 2, 1907. ‘Eeorganized under act Congress Uctober 1. 1800. Zransactsthe business of @ ‘TRUST COMPANY 32 all its various branches, Alsothe business ofa BAVINGS BaN& And ofa EAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY. Capital: ONE MILLION OF DOLLARS Acts as executor, administrator, guardian of the es~ fates of minors, conunittee of the estates of Iunatics, receiver, assignee and ex¢ -utes trusts of any andevery description. ‘Wills kept without cha: ze, Receives money depositsin sums of TEN CENTS snc upward and allows interest thereon, ‘Money deposited before the first day aud on thefirst, second and third daysof the month will draw interest from the first day. Loany money upon real estate and collateral secur- ty. Kelis firet-clans real estate and other securities in sums of $500 and upward. Receives SILVER WARE and all Kinds of VALU. ABLES upon deposit in capscious Storage vauitsof Lnswrpassed dry cess end security. SMALL SAFES FOR RENT FROM 95 to $125 PER Dafly frem Da.m. to 4p.m., snd until sendin to the ‘regular olboe , as follows. ‘UURIREw of each month Emi, wecoud ana third daye of each month Sth indie om Sunday the 14h day Widibe Myorgements ‘Becretary, ALBERT L. STULTEVANT. ‘Directors: Zeuas C. Andrew Wylie, ‘Matthew G. Linery, Claries A. Jaues, Charles C. Givvet, Parke, Accounts of individuals, firms. corporations and capl- talists solicited. Our fuctlities are the best. ‘Loans mad» ob real estate and other availablecol- lateral. Exchange, th foreign and domestic, drawn at cus- tomary usanices, Letters of credit available in all parts of the world fur- ished. Ifyou have .y reason for changing your bank ac- OU uf OF opening a new one, Call and see ux Close 4:30 Woons & CO., BANKERS. nol6-tr JRO W. CORSON. ING, W MACARTNEY. Meuber N.¥. Stock Ex. CORSON * MACARTNEY, GLOVER BUILD 5G, 1419 ¥ ST.'S. W., Bankers and Dea vis i Government Bonds. ts. Exchanze Loans. Collections. Raiivond Stocks sod Bonds smd elt recearties listed cn the excUauges of New ork, Pulladelplilay Basten, atid Baithnore bouebt am so. ‘A spociaity iuale of investiuent securities. District Seu atd a Seal Kaltrvad, Gas, Tamuramce and Pele hone stork deait in. “Whiueticu Bel, Ye-ephone Stock bought and sold. jy 18 As Arrnacnve Dispray. Of the many sttractive windows on Pennsylvania avenue there are none that compare with the elegant ond pleasuug Variety displayed in the windows of J. W. BOTELER & SON, 923 Pennsylvanis avenue, Bere can be found =s complete an assortment of CHINA, GLASS, FI: . AND BANQUET LAMPS, BRIC-A-BRAC, &c., Aa was ever brought together, the cbllection of which, apayted for the Holiday Trade, would charm the most fastidious. Among the may greetings for Xmas and New Year's none can ve found more appropriate than a selection from achins gicre. The superior qualities of these goods and their suitability for Holiday Prea- ene can only bo determ.ned Ly a Visit, which insures s purchase. ais Tur bern Cimccrarie Lrsaasy. 621 Lith st ow, STANDARD AND CURRENT LITERATURE, THE MAGAZINES AND FASHION JOUR- NALS, KOTH AMERICAN AND FOB- fa2-1m* EIGN, IN CIRCULATION. Gexrs Suits Scovnep . AND PRESSED FOR 61. Coats, GOc.; Punta, 3 Vests, 2c. Altering and ‘Gabe 1D best mauer, Goods calied tor and Sitivered. eles howe caltt sis bh. 1 HAHN, 2D ad OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS of the District of Columbia, Wash Mutou, January 5, 1802.—Ordered: ‘That the order of September 22 1800, establishing ules for te ar Semen of ‘work doug nder ‘the ‘permit syeten. ie reby aniended by striking out alt atter the word property" in line}, paragraph 4, thereot : sar ip lien. thereot {ite weds aid a reference tothe act of Conuyream under which the work was done, J- DOUGLASS. J-" W. KOSS, W. T. HOSSELL, Commissioners D.C. 2ab-t FUEL & HOvERTS, ENGRAVED CARDS AND STATIONERY, ALWAYS NEEDED. DESIRABLE PRESENTS, . NEAR GAS OFFICE 43 eee EE SHEE FOR PRINTING. 625 D 87. ALLEN C. CLARK ANNOUNCES THAT AS Bee“ SOS Baye and Sells Realty, nye Bolteets Kents, ‘Negotiates Loans, Liptay co Qn ust. Taxes. ‘That he has the co-operation of cuctweticad caperieticed assistants, jusiness volicited, 605 F st. now. PALTV 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- chapge's “smoker” were made of « Siehtly rough material, faced with heavy silk. The vests were only moderately opened. * © * ¢ * * W. © MERTZ'S Tailoring Shop, 514 11th st. n.w. 6-1 int CAUTION ING ALL OF OUR MA- chines to «ive the highest degree of satisfac uch, "we particularly caution tore baving old cues of e against allow 0. B ‘bere than'st the COMPANY'S OFFICE, where nous t geniiine Purts are used, and only the ‘most reason y.are made. Orders by postal will WHE my26-t,th,s.tr Bee? BARE CurANCE ‘OUR IMMENSE STOCK OF LAMPS AT A GREAT SACRIFICE. AT XG COMPRISI TANITA DEST BURNER COME AND MAKE EARLY CHOICE, E. F. BROOKS, 521 15TH ST., CORCORAN BUILDING. Ja7-cozm Be ™ P- Bane, IMPORTING TAILOR, 1111 Pa, ave. Fan and Winter Novelties received. p14 vat {van eliver chem within & hey walle ua un accede ted vine at all. ey these ‘PRINTER AND PUBLISHER, tas) 440d" 1140 & st. nw. etd RUT OSTVELY to the eae of FISE Ceihing at KETAIL. Boxs) Mackistosnes. » ERHAPS YOU DO NOT KNOW PPP THAT WE HAVE THE FINEST SELECTION OF MACKIN- ‘TOSHES IN THIS CITY FOR BOYS AS WELL AS FOR MEN. THE NEW- EST AND CHOICEST STYLES FROM TRE LEADING EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN MAKERS. GARMENTS WITHOUT THE LEAST APPEAR- ANCE OF A WATERPROOF AND YET ABSOLUTELY IMPERV10US TO ALL MOISTURE. WE ARE ALSO SHOWING AN ELEGANT ASSORT- MENT OF MEN'S, BOYS' AND CHIL- DREN'S STORM COATS AND UL- STERS. VERY STYLISH AND SER- VICEABLE GARMENTS. SEE THEM. Rosrxsox, Pannen & Co... Awezricax Crorurens, 1200,1202 & 1204 FST.N.W. W. M. Sutsrez & Soxs WE HAVE ALOT OF EVENING GAUZES OF ALL KINDS AND COLORS. WE WISH TO SELL THEM AND HAVE MARKED THEM FIFTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR. COME AND SEE THEM. WE MAY HAVE JUST WHAT YOU DESIRE IN THE Lor. ALSO, A SYLENDID LINE OF SILKS AND VEL- VETS, MOURNING GOODS, &&., &. IN FACT, A FULL LINE OF FIRST-CLASS DRESS GOODS AND DRY GOODS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, ON ALL OF WHICH WE ALLOW A DISCOUNT OF TEN CENTS ON THE DOLLAK FOR CASH UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE, W. ML SHUSTER & SONS, v9 PA. AVL ONE PRICE- f T. B. Towsexn & So: DLY GOODS DEALERS, 6 7th st. nw. Cloning out our Cieaks at slauchter prices Trees joodis oF all kiuigcut dows i Sov lot of Suspenders, worth from 23 to 40e., all for Unbleached Cotton, %& wide, 3c. Blbck Henrietta, a ost Sur 5, 7c. and 81, faction sa sue. Blankets, deed. ‘ite and Gray, all reduced im price Bleached Shestiu, 10-4 wide: | Latwe tine Bortered Napkins alt One Lay . Worth: 83.50. — Underwear, all wool, reduced from $1 to. ‘We are offerint Lace Curtains at cut prices. Gents’ White and Colored Under wear in all grades Gents’ Mufilers and Silk Handkerch tefs down. Bed Comtorts at all prices, trou Ue. up. map bavudlesfor Sic" ‘taht Hines "te basechea's ‘uiles for 2c. a tH Unbleached Gingbais, Lable Covers, Keck wear, Gia" brelas, Sc. Coy Ture Is No Dascen using @ MODERN GAS STOVE of the serious te Sethe tt so often uocur Win olharteutes Call und jook at our BUN DIAL, GILT EDGE, ECLIPSE ant RELIABLE. = * myl9-te WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY. Rertarxe-Rerrarixe. All work done ut cur own factory @ Also in st@ck 8 line of FINE SILVER-PLATED WARE. _ KANN & 8ONS' MANUFACTURING 00., Branch. 631 7th st. nw actory, altuvore, Mads °° © DheLa Rich ey a Norwood Are the latest and. perfect s+ RE cllekourrase 00. Rive owe intone give you s meenne at the Sa La q=> THE ANNUAL Mi OFTHE ‘holders of the Georgetown and Tenallytown Kallway Company, for the election of Jot direc ors, wil be held WEDNESDAY, Ji ote. ich => SCOTTISH RITE.—RVANGELIST CHAP- ter of Hose Crutx” Scated, Cuahiedtal om TUESDAY, Jangars 1 q=> TEEANNUAL MEETING OF THESTOOR- hoidersot the Lek 1d Soldiers’ Houle Kauway Gomseny, ot ict Of Columbia, for the electionof nine director be held at the office of the company, Room 220, inton. aud Trust building, J AMY THIKTEENTH, 182, between tfanster books will be . inclusive. UL, Secretary. the hours of Beh Fi THE = 5 Fs OF E REAL ESTATE C11LE INSURANCE COM- MEANY OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA il botueld ar the ative ot fue company <a90 Lae Sete ESDAY, the [sth day of daniuary, 180 ‘Pulls open trom 2 fo4 o'clock pie Biock books clase Deteinber GEORGE W BUILDING ASSOCIATION THE GENESEE NATIONAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, OFFICERS: HENRY A. CADY, Prenident, Real Estate,711 14th st.n..w. G, WARFIELD SIMPSON, Vice Pree't, ‘Merchant Tatlor, 9th and Gsta.n.w. GEO. T. PARKS, Bec'y and Treaa'r, ‘Real Estate Broker, O14 F st. GEO. A. PREVOST, Attorney, (Whitaker & Prevost, 610 F st.n. w.) BERECTORS) . Geo, T. Par PBS” Fh tare Phe rae Geo. A. Prevost. Call or send to office for descriptive circniars, &e. GEO. T. PARKS, Sec'y and Treas'r, 338-1, Old F st. FPS OF TH, MUTUAL FIRE INS. CO. OF D. G D.c.. January 1, 1802. npual meeting of the Muinal Fue Tisursnce uy of the District of Columbia wil be held on WD MONDAY of January, Tee, the 18th in” tho office of the ‘company. corner Ponnsyi- ‘and vth st n.w., commenicing at 9 o'clock By the charter of the company the election of seven to conduct the affairs of the company is re- to be held at the above ineeting. y the Oth article of the By-Laws of the company it is provided: * a ring of the coupany the Brst business in order shall be the sppoitinent of chairman, who shall conduct the imeeting and elec- ton Maccordance with the act of ucorporation, be- tween the hours of 9 o'clock 3.1m, and G o'clock p.m.’ Amount of premium notes held-by the, company. 5 Atnuunt of aia 40 a8 8 ‘ual ta Lonses by fire for the hd pad ii ststeinent will be ready. tor distribution ae thn office of the conoang Ly the Eh instant y order of the board of wuauacere = SU WESLEY poreter, molt Secretary. FF CANCAINE TN ioxcres. FRIDAY, JAN. 1, 1692, Haif-nickeled DIAMUND-FKAME CUSh- IONED RAMBLER. ‘New patter, aud ‘price cut to #145 for the ‘coming season, ten duilars reduction. Don't {aii to see this before piaeing your order for anew wount. GUKMULLY & JEFFERY MFG. CO, 25 ath st. hw. IT HAS COME!!! Winter, I mean, and Tam prepared to keep you warns with my Family Coal, which deliver promptly. Never disap pointa patron tn cod weather Ag gons logic tor oal de The ‘ho have not ‘the stock cannot a ot i Dove, Coal Meret Offices vist and Ton. w., 1206 Hh. w. and G20 Mt owe st Ke 87ON & RUPP, STATIONERS, 421 LITH BT. N. Ww, Biank Books, Copying Presses, Stands, &c., Letter Files, Document and Cash Boxes, Office Fistures. Wedding and ‘Visiting Cards Engrayed and Printed, 48-3m SS -witson warsey.” - PRODUCT OF THE WILSON DISTILLERY, HIGHSPIRE, DAUPHIN CO. Pa, ‘This celebrated Whisky, most carefully and slowly yeasted, washed, fermented and distilled from the in- Valuabie eaith-iving Chalybeate waters and cho.ce sual grain Rye peculiar to the renowned mountain districts of Fennsyivania and Maryland, and ripened in heated ware houses. seu voyaed and aged in the uda. ‘The oxides of iron and their homologous saits found in the waters from which this Whisky is distilled render this Whisky invaluable and unequaled usa tonic and rejavenator to thosein need of strength, vitality and vigor. See certificate of Prof. Toury of the Baltimore Med- teal College “IT 18 PURE, FREE FROM FUSEL OIL, AND CAN THEREFORE BE SAFELY RECOMMENDED FOR MEDICINAL USE. ITS HIGH COLOR 18 DUE TO THE IKON PRESENT. “WM. P. TONKY, Ph. D.. Chemist.” This celebrated Whisky is sold by the following Grocers and, Wholesale Liquor Dealers: To-Kalon Wiue Company, Ubt 14th ot. 1m. w, J. ryan & Bro, ths Pennsylvania aves 2. We and Lonsiana ov ‘and 101 ave, Wheeled, cor. tethand Katee Matthew Goddard, cor. Lith and Hl sts. i. we je HL. Euliott. 4ae80 400 at. a. w das. B Donnelly, Wun. Si. Amuold, 1 Louis Gunalns, L oO. Weighs, 1a? 14th Eecuard Grichel, 10un sua K stern Geiebel, WOU a w. Hilts, cor. Sd'and Capitol HL a ‘edi Seorgetowa, D. ©, janogue & Jones, 3 ‘* Ales the tallow ‘Westaurunty:, Hove! dobnsoy, Arlinzton. Arno, Welker's, National, Metropolitan, Rigs House, Harvey's, Ve te Mataballe say Fat. BW. $! Aiuan, 310 0th st. uw. 7 D st. new. ‘Costelo, 400 40th st, 2. We & Fume, 41o Useh st. hw, rs Van Buckley, “1 Mrs. Joi Koss, Win, Wiliis, 416 og has ——o ris, © Wu: Nelson. $i anal Dat B.'F DieMahon, 60 lath st ne rE A Lyte = ve 2. Ww. i EAT Aas Sena ave, mw ont ast yea, Ws Morweny 21800 "Georgetown, . Morwan, 1218 sc Pip haan Bes acer De Bieridian Clubs 1790 1 st. iW be Metropolitan Club, 17th and’ Hat. nw, ‘ jon Chauberiain, 15th and I st, nw, Ask (or WILSON WHISKY. THE ULMAN GOLDSBONOUGH Co., “eon Distiliens, Beituoors, Ma. et SHEN FOR ENGRAVING. ox3 DST i" V. BALDWIN JOBNSON'S COAL AND Woop. uae eter ee a * ‘sel, bre 1101 K. 1. est . nt ee WE ARE IN BETTI execute )0Ur DOSE Ste nw Be ‘Maser.”" Pisce order tetore the rush sets ia. d31-iur ae Deans ceresmareD aa in bet B> COESAEEL BOW orto dataset pk g>DE, KEULING Has , 1010 erin a BW.rone door above K st, diseases hours for eye ana oar See anil Friday frou 219 4:30 0'clocks HATHAWAY SOULE A ‘ARRING- BS a astioe ‘he beagarugtes CU? baie in every pait. er eer Just one year ago TODAY since we assumed double that of Luss, TOLMAN STEAM 491 to 400 C wt. n.w. a HONDREDS OF NEW PATRONS. Each day brings scores of new faces. ‘They have heard the “good news” and come to find its truth. Some en- ter with a skeptical air, as if through cariosity. The buyers within brings ‘| puzzled look to their faces. They degin to suspect that there may be something im it after all. After = look at the ‘Trouserings and Suitings their doubts meit into a genial glow of conviction. We cannot show you the clothes in the paper, but here are the prices: 16 percent off ail Trouserings. 25 percent off ali Suitings. ‘We are pleased, too, strange though it moy seem, although we are simply turning out fine garments at Just the cost of material and making. Where's our profit? We willtell you. et to come. Fd each petron, old and ne if pleased, will become a permanent patron. That is the secret. We are sacrificing present profitefor suture trade, G. WARFIELD SIMPSON, “*Ezpert in Trowsera,” wal2 Cor. Oth and G sts. nw. BR" EAE RENOVED “UY OFFICE FROM ees coe Dr. ‘I. J. JONES, Dentist. ry ‘of and oO HT, 510 11th st. u.w. All welcome. Lod Sk a Se [AN TEMPERANCE at Central Union Mission: rooms. (All invited. A. G, VANARSDALE, Ree. Bec. iS NOTICE TO ‘KHOLDERS. of the ao ee r. 1H G st. n. for the elec- Yor the tragsaction of such other t 3 brought before iton MON- of January, 1802 The meeting ‘at 12m. and polls will be open 2 pam. Bransfer books will be Sjeted trom the 2th to‘Ehe” rath ot his wc con GBORGE E. EMM 5, 30 SATISFACTION CHEAP. ‘t forget that we can take your ‘measure and make to order for you 6 SHIRTS FOR @6. ‘Weuse the HOMESPUN MUSLIN amd 2100 LINEN for the booms and bands. ‘The fit is guaranteed. ‘The quality ie better than the price. ‘They'll be made to open in front or back, or both, as you want them, We'll be prompt. ‘You'll be satisfied. It'll only take a moment to measure you. BG SAKS AND COMPANY. . K. STEWART, FORMERLY WITH E = S a ted), will be pleated tones: rend Memry ey er and Suyderstsis Penna. ave.- where aa coming eer DR. JOHN A DALY, DENTIOT, HAS KE- ‘te Merta buildin office Tithand Fats. Petepuone No. B00. ear ‘& COMPANY, Cor, Fand 15th ste, ‘We make men's shirts; know sll abont it: do it well; take the risk, if there 1s any, and ‘prices are less than fair. Af your shirtmaker pleases you, don't try around; but should he not, then come to us., The more particular you are the biter we ft. A postal will bring our shirt mas, with ‘his samples and tape, to see you. BRYAN & COMPANY, Cor, Lith and F ate. n.r0. LANAGAN MEANS ITt LF NOT AS REPRESENTED ‘He will return the money paid for the Lady's 4k. Gold Watch which this advertisement recommends—825. (Diamonds remounted.} 531 Beventh street northwest. Bow. Re wares, Watches and Clocks we Can Please You as to Article, Quality and LY * N ¥. -GREAT Fi WELL ee EY ty caited to From fist our. uae Whers Profit The Secret, FO SALE-CIOAR © STORE Owner stk "Price 81,000" ‘Apply to GEO. W. SCOTT, 456 st. and Penn. ave. n.w, ell st 10 THE MEMBERS OF 4HE”"*ROCHDALE CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY.” The secretary having refused your committee the namics ‘and. addresses Of micinbors Of the society, SOs requested to call on any sneunbor of aid comiitig tor ac Feport ordered printed at the Inectimg, DECEMBER 9), 199L, By order of ‘com _F. 1, WILLIS, Chairman. TH MONEY. We have desirable homes in the northwest ‘section from 3,000 to $20,000, We would be glad to talk with those seeking homes or Profitable Keal Estate Investment. PROCTOR & PROCTOR, 907 G st. new. HORACE J. LONG, INTERIOR DECORATOR, 1218-1220 F ST. N.W, Frescoing, Wall Papers, &c., at Lowest Pricer. fall 240,000 ON Hf TN PART 6 ioe lech uptoved property ta the Dis- Wick at G por ceut.. Aweuts and ot DONALDBON, 0.5 Fest. miw., Kou 3. Jada" : FIKMM OF YELLOTT & RUST, wrocers, at No. S00 20th st. B.w., bavi asshrued the stock, Gxtures, accounts, e.* of seas firm to une ior the benent of their creditors, I hereby ive notice to the creditirs of sald run to send 108 & teen F accounts, ine JOSKLH ATKINS. Assicnee, oe aimee ‘454 Pa ave., Wi 1» D.C. Se" 0087 For cast. Price, ‘Call and. Ben A. L SALTZSTEIN, Jr, Jewelry Palace, 505 SEVENTH ST. N.W. 505 —— YOU CAN GO FROM WASHINGTON TO ROCKVILLE ‘To make room for Spring Goods, we ‘will close out at ACTUAL COST for SPOT CASH all WINTER SUITINGS AXD WINTER OVsRCOATINGS In Btock, SNYDER & WOOD, Merchant Taiiors, 423 11thst, nw, IN 30 MINUTES, WEST END PARK Is AT ROCKVILLE. corr WILL TELL YOU ABOUT IT. a5-108° “EVERYBODY KNOWS COPP." PUBLIC NOTICE.-MY THANKS ARE due and are hereby extended to the public Jor the very Kenerous patronaxe of the past 17 years. A continuance of publi: favor and confidence ts s0- Ucited tor my successo-, who has ¢rown Up with the business and ie rully carable of wiving entire eatistac- tion. (Gat ms Ee) A RARE OPPORTUNITY. ‘Nos. 1715 and Conn. ave. for sale: ‘stone fronts: few doors north of Senator Sa yer's mansion; 13 rooms each: all mod. imps. ; in- terior conveniently arranged and naudsomely decor Houses open from Bam, to5, Jouses open hoes Bam. $0 5p pen OD SARE & BANNER, 330-30" 206 EIGHTH BT. ¥.. $e"**? OUR PRICES ARE THE LowEST. GAS HEATING STOVES may be seen at Our storein all the desirable kinds. They are simple, handsome and surprisingly convenient. ., Owners, oth st. 8. 8. SHEDD & BRO., 432 9th st. nw. Be EVERLASTING COMFORTABLE MUDDIMAN'S = GAS HEATING STOVES. om OEE SUPPOSE YOU BUY ONE, \CCURATE AND COMPREHENSIVE. 59 |. Lnvalusbie to every <i eee business man, real estate broker, butider, capitalist, &c. Highly colored. Size 4 by 5 feet. A mistake placed them at €4 Turn it to your account FRED. 4, SCHMIDT, 049th st. n.w. (Jal?) Braueh, 1732 Pa. ave. n. << rerienpieds 0 {go cares be rife, To do my work, and live 1uy lifes Provided I have ‘mid busy: ‘strife, ‘That greatest aid in business life— ‘The Hammond Typewriter! J. C. PARKER, Bookselica, Agent for Hammond Typewriter, jalz 619 st. nw. Bairro Sead etna, 2% Tate leony EXPLANATION, How can wesell the best Lumber in the the world.st $11.50 per 1,000 feet, when poor Tamber is sold for $13.50 and 814? ‘We sell it everywhere, Enormous sales ‘with » small profit pays beat. ‘Libbey, Bittinger & Miller, ‘Mill Work, Lumber, &:., th st, and New York ave., 312 And 21th and O sta. eouthesst. = “DICTATE! FOAsD TRANSCRIBED PHOSOGRAPH.” ‘When yousee this *‘assertion” stamped on a letter in red ink, you knéw the writer dictates his correspondence to the Edison Phonograph and has it transcribed by his typewriter. The is always + has mo limit fn its. to record; ‘Ro mistakes and enables you to do mre work with less expenditure of effort end money than possible im any other manner. Ee-You ought to be stamping your letters ig nero raphe leased, sold and sent om eee) WESLEY HEIGHTS WESLEY HEIGHTS. ‘Opposite the (American University site.” 84100 to $700, ‘Will be sold on the following easy terms during Jan- uary ouly: Cue hfth casts, Valupee three and ive years, with @ per cent interest. Money refunded after three years Mf purchaser 13 not satished with the in- Vesuuent. A lew doliars put into this property will make your new year much Lap) INU. 3aG-tofebl. WAGGAMAN, Corner 14th and G sis, THE PNEUMATIC GUN CARRIAGE AND FUWER COMPANY. ‘der of the board of directors, sealed proposals will be received from, the stockholders of this com- pany at ite No.8 Corcoran building, up to, 4 s'oock p.m. WEDNESDAY, January 1 1802, for ‘he sale tv the comipany of the stock of the compas ‘he directors cht to accept or re; any bid or bidegr parts of Lida Whichan ther Sudureat terest of th toncvopt, Sg 0 Ne Se CRELGY: Fresden._ UBLIC NOTICE. WASHINGTON, D. C., 31 1892. Thave ans day savcctsted waits aio ta the Real Etato myer p hare omer Prescott, under the firm eli fer tae vary sensras pe ot the. past ten, or th mnerous Patronage of tag End s ualt pei ‘Xcontinuknes of public favor cad Coutidence ee ETS a Extate Broker. jal-im 1416 ¥ st. Se OF COPARTNERSHIP. 0: ‘CHAS. C. PRESCOTT. PRO k PRESCOTL © SON ‘Most braces Abnounee that they have this FIRST kas JANUARY, 15U2, entered into a co- BEAL ESTATE BROKERS to the bi hae hse tagesatlty conducted by the aul mesbe? ‘ira inthe KELLOGG BUILD! Tig bat ewe 3 XN, iS, who has been the prin- ee TRS ee et Pen S “™ rae ‘The experience of users of ‘Writing Machines today shows conclusively that the REMINGTOR * STANDARD TYPEWRITER ‘BL rotaime by to mecisa Washington News and Gossip peeiziat EDUCATIONAL - EXCURSIONS, &e_ FAMILY SUPPLIES FINANCIAL, FOR RENT (F FOR RENT (OMticen) FOR RENT (Rooms). FOR RENT (Miscellancous) FOR RENT (Houses), FOR RENT (Staves: FOR RENT (Stores) FOR SALE (Houses), FORSALE (Loww).. . OK SALE (Horses and Vehicles) . FOR SALE (Pianos) . FOR SALE (Miscellaneous) - HOTELS LADIES’ Goops LEGAL NOTICES. SEEK eernournerane NOTICES, SPECIALTIES WANTED (Help), WANTED (Houses), WANTED (Rooms) WANTED Gituations) WANTED Olisceitansous WINTER RESORTS ETHEL TAteetTaee tee teeta Eg Tur New Navy.—The Secretary of the Navy yesterday made the seventh payment of $91,890 to Cramp & Sons of Philadelpbia on acconnt of the construction of tho battle ship Indiana. Boxps Repexmep.—The amount of 43¢ per cent bonds redeemed yesterday was €1,200, making the total redemptions to date $22,558,- ‘750, and leaving outstanding $2,945,950. A Posrronement Guaxtep Mas. Ovenmax.— The Secretary of War hus granted the request of Major Lewis C. Overman, corps of engincors, for 8 postponement of his trial by court-mar- tial at Cleveland until February 3. Decneasey Receirts.—The receipts from customs at the port of New York during the first ten days of January were $3,410,185, a de- crease of meet 1,000,000 as compared with ¢ receipts during the the receipts during’ the corresponding period Tue Paestpexr’s Cas.rus.—Among thePres- ident’s callers today were Senators Gibson (La.), White, Cullom, Jones (Ark.), Proctor, Carey, Representatives Dalzell, Stone, Hop- King; Cogswell Caruth, J.D. Taxlor (Ohio), ry Caine, Col. Morrison, Gen. Veaze and Gen. Jno. I. Batchelder, B'F. Fé 8. district attorney, W; To Br Ixvesticatey.—The aeting secretary of the treasury has directed that an investiga- tion be instituted in the case of the revenue recently wrecked off the coast setts, with « view of fixing the re- sponsibility for the accident. An effort is being made to raise the vessel, and if it cannot be done she will be sold at suction where she Pexstoxs Issvep Dunrxo Last Harr Yean.—A statement prepared at the pension office shows that during the last six months there have been issued from the pension office 151,851 pensions, of which 39,192 were under the reneral law and 112,659 were under the disability act of June 27,1890. The first payments on these certifi- cates ite $20,397; litte bo ageregal = 379, or w over $134 Navat Onpexs.—Lieutenant Commander George A. Bickwell, ordered as exceutive officer of the receiving ship Franklin, 2ist in- stant. Lieut. O. E. Lasher, ordered to assume charge of the branch hydrographic office at Portland, Oreg., 11th February next, as the relief of Liéut. David Peacock. Lieut. Walter J. Sears, detached from duty as inspector of steel 15th February next, and placed on wait- ing orders. Loss or Gop.—A statement prepared at the Treasury Department shows that the net gold in the treasury, coin and bullion, is $125,812, 529, a decrease of $4,928,101 since the Ist instant, and a decrease of $20,036,330 ince January 10, 189. The gold holdings January 1, 1889, were $19,655,264 and January 1, 1890, were 177,386,285. The lowest point was reached last June, when the net gold amounted to $117,667,722. Tue Goverxmext Wit Arpear. — Acting Secretary Spaulding said today that the gov- nment will undoubtedly appeal from the de- cision of Judge Colt at Boston yesterday that common goat hair is exempt from duty, thereby reversing the practice of the Treasury Depariment under which duty at the rate of 12 cents pound has been exacted on importations of this character. If the Supreme Court sus- tains Judge Colt’s decision the government will be compelled to refund duties amounting to several million doilars, Azur Oxpens.—Maj. Alfred C. Girard, sur- geon, will retain his station at Fort Sheridan, IL, while on duty as a member of the medical examining board, repairing to , TL, in deo maraiia s08 sotecalng be evs Ueedaon be the evening of each day on which the board may be in session. Leave of absence for ten $ & & fiat P Hl i z e aH: A ILL PRINCE. Disoouraging Reports of the Duke Clarence, RELATIONS OF ITALY AND THE POPE Dr. Graves Dons a Convict's Suit and is Shaved. LATE TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. HIS CONDITION WORSE. Reports From the Bedside of the Young English Prince. Loxpox, Jan. 12.—The official bufletin isened this morning from Sandringham in regard te the bealth of the Duke of Clarence snd Avon- Gale, the cliest son of the Prince of Wales and heir presumptive to the throne of England, is that the inflammation of “the lungs from which be ig suffering is pursuing its course and that bis “strength is well maintained. But, it te added, no improvement in his condition can be recorded. It is offcially announced, however, that the condition of tht sick man is much worse today than it was yesterday. The attack of pneu- monia, it appears, is much more severe than the physiciaus are willing, offically, to admit, psc ITALY AND THE Porm A Satisfactory Understanding Said to Have Panu, Jon. 12—La Paiz says today that King Humbert has made overtures to the pope offering to compromise the question at iseue between the state and the Vatican. La Paiz further says that the terms offered by King Humbert while maintaining the rights of the frown are fully sutisfactory to the Vatican, The paper adds that the pope is much pleased that the icc bas been broken and that import- Ant results will probably foliow the open: oo negotiations between the Quirinal pe the Yate — -_-_——_— DR, GRAVES IN A CELI. The Convicted Poisoncr Breaks Down as He Enters, Caxox Crrv, Cor, Jan. 12—Dr. Graves ar rived heré shortly after midnight. He was nut alone, for four other prisoners sentenced for various. crimes were taken to the penitentiary at the same time. Dr. Graves was securely shackeled and was handcuffed to another prisoner, who was sentenced to: serve a term in prison for the crime of forgery. On the journey from Denver to this place the doo- tor displayed a great deal of verve, chatting in sn unconcerned manner about things in general, but refusing to talk about his case. On arrival bere Dr. Graves and his fellow prisoners were taken to the penitentiary, about « mile from the railway station. The enormous pile . the penitentiary looks even colder than the weather, and the doctor,as he glanced at the walls before passing through the Leavy door of the main entrvace shivered as if from ague. Alter entering the prison the doctor was al- lowed «short time by the fire and graduall recovered his composure. A burried search of the doctors clothes was made, but nothing of a contraband nature was found. The warden then unlocked the handeutfs which held the doctor to bis tellow prisoner and Dr. Graves was led down the jong, half-lighted cor ridor to the section of the penitentiary im which the cells for condemned murderers are situated. ae ‘The jailer with his prisoner stopped in front of cell No. 3, and the former, opened the door, Which made a strange noise as it swung back on the heavy hinges, Dr, Graves was told to enter, but be hesitated and in a busky voice said, “My God, thas is terrible ‘The jaller waited « moment or so and Tequesied ihe doctor to enter, which be did, anu throwing himself upon the small iron cot asked to be left alone. After breakfast this morning the doctor was taken to the privou barber shop, where his venerable looking hair and side whiskers wero place of his ‘and well-Diing cost and trousers. — Young Highwaymen on Trial, Cxrcaco, Jun. 12.—A special from Dubuque, Towa, says: A trial made very interesting from the youth of the necused has just begun bere. The criminals are boys named Hansen and Lee, aged respectively fifteen and sixteen. A month ago after robbing a hardware store and procur- ing revolvers the boys resolved to be high men and robbed a woman anda ‘The next night they boarded a suburban street car driven aoe old man named Lochner. Lee de- manded jovey, and as Lochner pushed him away the boy's revolver went off. Whom Lochner bad not seen, then shot the man. The boys then concealed themselves in @ box car and were arrested at Olwein, Iowa. Before the coroner's jury they confessed their crime. —_— Stole Their Neighbors’ Wheat. Cmcaso, Jan. 12—A special from Tonia, Mich., says: A number of arrests anda profound sensation have been caused by Frank Hardie turning state's evidence,implicating three well- known and moderately well-to-do farmers of North Plains and License townsbip in transac- tions of a peculiarly daring gang of wheat thieves. ‘Their operations were confined to Tonia and Gratiot counties, and it is estimated t they have stolen £15,000 worth of the grain. bere were seven in the gang, of which the three farmers are the best known. The seven men, with two teams and light wagons, have been the terror of two counties for several mouths. Eleven Cars Derailed, but No One Hurt. Paovimesce, KL, Janu, 12—The allrail rails and the knocking down of some telegraph poles. No one was injured. North and south- bound trains were delayed an hour. All others went around. arenniiiininennitte Pdasible Tie-Up in the South, Lanevo, Tx., Jan. 12.—Upon telegraphic im formation expected hore any minute ar to the acceptance or refusal by connecting roads of He F iene ? A i Hh i fd ! i F i j [ i : t i i é Es #¢ i § He t ti | | | t & i i } i ? i E i ! i i f é