Evening Star Newspaper, January 13, 1892, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS. VIO Pennsylvania Avenue, comer Lith Bt. by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, §. H. KAUFFMANN, Pres’t. ‘New York Office, 88 Potter Building. Tee Evexio Stan {s served to subscribers in the eyyey carriers on their own arcount. st 10 sents Tents each iy moail~anyiwherem the United States or Caan postace iaiemais ree mouth. Sarvapat QuapmerLe Suze? Stax 61.00 per year: with forvign postave added, @2.00, (Entered at the Post Office at Washington, D.C., as secomtclass mail matter.) EE AL! mail subscriptions must be paid in advance. Rates of advertising made known on application. ——————— Che Cvening Star. Vor. 80, No 20,155. WASHINGTON. D.C. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13. 1892. TWO CENTS. FINANCIAL FINANCIAL. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. Taz Asentcay Secvsity Asp Trvsr Courasy. Has a capital of One Million Two Hun- ret and Pisty Thousand Doliara, which means a liability of two millions andahalf. Has securities to the value ‘of $250,000 deposited with the comp- troller of the treasury for the faithful ‘easoution of every trust. ‘The company receives deposits at in- terest, such being subject tocheck af any time; sets as Executor, Administrstor, ‘Trustee, Guaniian, Assignes or Re- ceiver, Financial Agent or Treasurer, akc, ; manages estates, collects incomes, draws wills free, keeps wills free, fur- nishes investments, rents safo boxes 85 Yo $00 a year and afford storage accom- modations. THE AMERICAN SECURITY AND.TRUST COMPANY. Treasurer. ‘William M. Coates, Robert Dornan, Daniel Donovan, John N. Hutchinson, Nath. E. Janney, AT. Britton, ©. J, Beil, M. W. Beveridze, Henry F. Biount, ‘Chas. C. Duncanson, Matthew G. Emery, Jobn 8. Jenks, James E. Fitch, Henry 8. Louchhetm, John E. Herreil, Caleb J. Milne, Jobn R, McLean, Charles Porter, Martin F. Morris, Alan H. Reed. Crosby S. Noyes, 8.8. Sharp. MM. Parker, ‘Willian Verner, James G. Payne, Harry F. West. ‘W. 8. Thompson, A.A Thomas, Office: 1405 G st. nw. Heary A. Willard, Ma Warehouse: 1140 ‘Benjamin H. Warder. 15th st nw.-EB It COMPANY. (CASH CAPITAL, ONE MILLION DOLLARS. GRANITE BUILDING, 9TH AND F STS. YOUR BANK ACCOUNT.—The Company wants it if youre not inactive business. It wants to help you increase your fortune. It pays interest on daily dalaces. YOUR WILL.—The Company not only helps increase your fortune during your life, it ‘will manage it after you cannot do to. It acteas executor, adminie- trator, trustee, &o. YOUR VALUABLES —Bonds, stocks, aflver, papers. Its safe deposit vaults give you low rates, os Protection at Frrury BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION ‘Has the best plan devised for securing Home, NO AUCTION OF MONEY. NO BACK DUES REQUIRED. Any amount loaned. repayabie #13 per month on each: $1,000 advanced. Shares. #1 per month. ANNUAL STATEMENT. ‘*. the undersigned, appointed a committee to @aut the books of the Fidelity Building and Loan Az- Ee ‘Detng the first year of its existence, having towether ‘perturmed that duty thoroughly and carefuliz, beg eave to subuit the above statement, under oath, and ‘tbat we find the same absolutely correct. ¥.H. WILSON, 061 F. st., of Wilson & Carr. THOMAS HALL, 1117 F st. n.w.. Confectioner. MATTIHEW TRIMBLE, Assessor, D. C. G AND 10 PEK CENT PAID ON DEPOSITS FROM DATE OF DEPOSIT. OFFICERS. HES EO verre Girone W. LEACH 2a Vice it For pamphlets and information apply at the office, Bext door to Columiia Benk, OF WASHINGTON, %.Z, COR ISTH ST. AND NEW YORE AVE. CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS JANUARY 22, 1807. Beorganized uncer act Congress Uctober 1. 1800, Transects the business of ‘TRUST COMPANY 22 ail tte various Uranchem, Asc the business of @ BAVINGS BANS Aud of BaFE DEFUsIT COMPANY, Capital: ONE MILLION OF DOLLARS Deteas executor. adininistrator, guardian of the se fates of ningra, committee of the estates of Iunaticn, Yecetver, assignee abd executes truste of any abdevery tencription. ‘Wille kept without chara, Receives money depositain sums et TEN CENTS sc upward and allows interest thereon, Money deposited Lefcre the first day and on thefirst, seccndend third daysof the month will draw interest from: the first day. Leas money upon real estate and collateral secur- Ry. Fella fret-class real estate and other securities in ums of 6600 and upward. Receives SILVER WARE and af kinds of VALU. Supon deposit im capectous storage vaulteot pasted Gry ness anc security. SMALL SAFES FOR KENT FROM 66 to 9125 PER au Office hotrs Dally . and fens day of exch nica. nionth. Uusinese day of eae month. second ai tard days of each month Managements Tree BENJAMIN ¥ SNYDER, bs CLOVE, Piss, Se Chote aS ouSsTUNs Ditty Treasurer, & Faases Zenae C. Robbing a Charen h Jamon Eo Fracs i hates (Glove donno. Tre Uxiren Srares BUILDING AND LOAN Associa’ 1313 FSP. WASHINGLON, DG stub RENT by PURviASE ots HC Chas J. Bell, Jas. E. Fitch, Goo. W. Brown Bert & Co., Basxzns, 1408 G STREET. DEPOSITS. EXCHANGE. DISCOUNTS. A specialty made of investment securities, ‘Foreign exchange issued on all points. $73 ‘Local securities bought and sold. C. T, Havessex, Member Washington Stock Exchange, Real Estate and Stock Broker, Booms # and 11, Atlantic building. 6G0 F street northwest. INVESTMENT SECURITIES. Stocks, Bonds and Grain bought and sold for cash or on margin. ‘Direct New York and Chicago wires. Telephone $c a7-3m + EWIS G._ TEWKSBU! W. B. HIBBS, ‘Banker, 30 Broadway, ‘Manazer, jauaxer, Member Washington Stock Exchange. LEWIS G. TEWKSBURY & CO., BANKERS AND BROKERS, 1385 F ST.. WASHINGTON, D. C., Buy and sell for cash or on margin Stocks, Bonds, ee etna ts Rew Yorkons’ Chiene, Reece etnterent allowed on deposits. Out-of-town business a specialty. All Local Securities dealt in. Constant quotations ail markets. ‘Telephone 545. ocdl-tr We & co. BANKERS, 12 Fat Accounts of !ndividuals, firms, corporations and capl- “hints solletted. Our faciittice ure the best. Loans made on real estate and other available col- lateral. ‘Exchange, both foreign and domestic, drawn at cus- tomary usances. Letters of credit available in all parts of the world fur- ‘nisbed. ‘Ifyou have any reason for changing your bank ac- count or opening @ new one, Call and see us. Close 4:30. WooDs & cO., BANKERS. nol6-tr % . W. MACARTNEY, JX W. consox. INQ; W, MACAI x CORSON & MACARTNEY, GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 F ST. N. W. Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds. Deposits. Excl . Loans. Collections, ie and ‘id all securities sted, sinsere cca ee Soe ftinore bouxit and sold. made of investinent securities. District Bout rand wi tocet ailroad, Gas, Insurance and Tel- “Vjmoriean Bel Teiebbone Stock bought and sold.y18 SPECIAL NOTICES. >NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS. Tie annual meeting of the stockholders of the Security and Trust Company will be held the of iS ‘of the com - Af ge i oe ema tucas safia vata ofthe ‘business as may levally be brought betore it on MON- DAY, the Isth day of January, 18. The meets will be called to order at 12m. anc polls will be open efi, ko Ne ate hate clustve. GEORGE E. EMMONS, Jal Socretary. THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE stockholders of the Hanson Battery Licht and Tower Company for the election of directurs wil January 1 32-9, Spm FRANK ALDRICH, Secretary: q> NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN TO THE wen that certieate of capital stock of the se Taucatce Company No. Lay for two. ) shanca, inated March 18. 1885, in toy nae, hhas been lovt or destroyed (unindorsed).”Appicatien Bas been inade to the company fore kew certificate, Sng ait porwats are hereby" warved ewainet purchasing uses ST. ABERT. AFTER AN ABSENCE OF SOMP TIME from the city Lam again at my office and 5 2 rr dy fo resume practice. "S.A i. MeKiM, 3. Sth ste. Telephone call, Soi dali K. STEWANT. FORMERLY WITH wo Strickland (ncorporated), wii be pleased tosce bis friends at Messrs. Houver aud Suyder's, 1217 Penna. ave., wherethey will Sind » complete ausort- ment of fine shoes. J =>DR. JOHN A. DALY. DENTIST, HAS RE- tnoved his office to ‘thie Mertz building, cor. Lithand F sts, Telephone No. 900. Jalz-imn* BAR ASSOCIATION, ATTENTION! [3 Briefs, Arcuments, Petitions, &c., Executed promptly at 0c. per page. BYKON 8. ADAMS, Printer, jaz 512 Lith st. ow. W. CORN’ pn ie cpliseted. "8 apeetalty-foans "and. iasarauce. strict application to prompt and faithful dispate! of bumbess lhope to merit and do most earnestly solicit public favor, jal2-or" OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS f the Dist of Columbia, Wash of trict Tieton, J Ise. Ordered: Tat ‘the order oft berteuiber 2, tris Seige raleg for the ae seenucmt of work done under rit syste. bereby amended bj striking out all after the word “in Itne 5, paragraph 4, thereof and son Tied thereot ue were aid a refereace ty the Congress under which the work was one.” J: W“bowgLass. as" W. Hoss, W. 1. MOSSEL, Commistoners D.C. oUt 'UBLIC NOT! WASHINGTON, ise. boastnows gaysone Curios fr uber the Grin J +4 A. Prescott & My thapas are due and are bereby extended tothe public for the very generous patronage of the past ten anda half years A continuance of public favor and contilence is solicited. ‘SNO. A. PRESCOTT, Baal Estate Broker, ows Walt slim ior stn qa NOTICE OF COPARTNERSHIP. $NOTA. PRESCOTT. CHAS. C. PRESCOTT. Most reaveciuiy asnsavce that they have this FIRST (ist) DAY OF JANUARY, 1802, entered into « co- as KEAL ESTATE BROKERS And have succeeded to the business which has been #0 Jong aud successtully conducted by the senior membee of the firm in the BUILDING, KELLOGG 1416 FST. NW. Where, by strict spplication to and jrompt_and fatth- fal dispatch of business, they hope to merit, and Jo Most earuestly soizcit, public favor. ‘MEAL ESTA1'E BOUGHT AND SOLD, HOUSES KENTED, RENTS COLLECTED, In fact, everything done that comes within the scope Of, real estate dealings, Mr. EDWAKD N. LEWIS, who has been the prin- cipal salesman for Jno. A. Prescott for the past eight Fears, coutimies With the Rew firs in chatye of the sales departwvent. ‘& W. doxee, Melemyen. a. Paes Gas *c PtEscoTt, _sal-Im Midig' Fst aw. CALENDARS FoR Tt ts too late now toll om order for Calen- ve by Japuary 1, Vut | can deliver them within « ox fer. | They will be Just as acceptable then aap. i wrth hoor at ally et ‘BH. L. McQUEEN, PRIN’ PUBLISH: Tespnoos var (a) Muyaiio nee nee Sa” Behave the L.A RGEST build Arreries de- Petes weiig a at tered 31s Clothing Coratcr Evexrxo Dasss. TIS THE HIGHEST AMBITION OF NEARLY ALL TAILORS TO PRODUCE A PERFECT FITTING AND STYLISH FULL DRESS SUIT. OURS ARE ALL OF THIS KIND, 48 THEY WERE DESIGNED BY THE ARTISTS OF THE TAILORING BUS- INESS, MADE BY SKILLED WORK- MEN, AND ARE GUARANTEED TO BE ABSOLUTELY CORRECT IN EVERY DETAIL. THEY ARE JUST THE KIND OF GARMENTS YoU WOULD EXPECT TO GET FROM ‘THE VERY BEST CUSTOM TAILORS, BUT AT PRICES WHICH ARE CON- SIDEBABLY LOWER THAN THEY ‘WOULD ASK. COME IN AND LOOK THEM OVER. WE CAN BOTH PLEASE AXD_FIT you. Ros:xsox, Pineze & Co., Axenicax Crornrens 1200,1202& 1204 FST.N.W.| Su HAVE REMOVED MY OFFICE FRO! Re" Bee co MT OFFICE From ‘3100 M st. new. jall-Im Dr. JONES, Dentist. FOR SALE_CIGAR | STORE per = dong a business. of $450 Month: Owner sick. Price 81-000" ‘Apply to, y GEO. w. SCOTT, jl1-3t 434 st. and Foun. ave. TO MEN WITH M ‘We have desirable homes in the northwest section from 3,000 to $20,000, We would De glad to talk with those seeking homes or Profitable Heal Estate Investment. PROCTOR & PROCTOR, dell 907 G st. n.w. eS ONCE TG, INTERIOR DECORATOR, 1218-1220 F ST. N.W. ‘Frescoing, Wali Papers, &c., at Lowest Prices. Sales rooms with the W, H. Houghton Mfg. Co. 11-3" BR 88-000 ON HAND To LOAN IN PART Tat G per ceut,” Axeute und ouhere bly woke trict at G per cent. Aceuts apply to DONALDBON, O25 Fae newer Room Se jaa" Set 0087 For case. ‘To make room for Spring Goods, we ‘will close out at ACTUAL COST for SPOT CASH all WINTER SUITINGS AND WIXTER OVsRCOATINGS In Stock, SNYDER & WOOD, Merchant Tatiors, 5-100" 423 11th st. o.w. ee VERasTinG COMFORTABLE— MUDDIMAN'S GAS HEATING STOVES. SUPPOSE YOU BUY ONE, 9 AT 614 12TH ST. WESLEY HEIGHTS— WESLEY HEIGHTS. ‘Opposite the **A:nerican University site.” 100 L018, 2ox100, 400 to 8700, on the following easy terms during Jan- Co-ffth cask balabee three and ‘Sve ‘G percent interest. Money refunded after three years if purchaser is uot satisHed with the in- vestment. A ew dollars put into this property will make your new year much bappier. $sG-tofebl eee OF TEE MY CO. OF D.C. WASHINGTON, D.v.. January 1, 1892. ‘The annual meeting of te Mutual Fue Insurance Company of the District of Columbia will be the PRTRD MONDAY of January, 18 stant, at the ullice of the company. coruer Pennsyl- vania ave. and ¥th st u.W., commencing at 9 o'ciock an. ‘By the charter of the company the election of seven managers to couduct the aifairs of the company is re uirea to be held at the above meeting. By the Uth articie of the By-Laws of the company it is provided: “At the annual meeting of the company, the rst Uusiness in order shail be the appointment of @chairman, who shall conduct the meetin and elec Son inaccordance with ‘the act Of incorporation, be tween the homrs of 9 o'clock a.m. aud o'clock p.m. Amount of premium notes hed by the for distribution she tive of tie company Uy the ets insta. ‘of toa ci Og. WESLEY BOTELER, Ja2-14t i Secretary. eq BanGarNs IN BrcverEs. RIDAY, JAN. 1, 1802, sGRU PAG, DIAMOND RAM” Cua? New pattern, ud ‘price cut to $145 for the eoming sexsi, ten d: liars reduction. Don't fal to see this before placing your order “"GOLMULLY & JEFFERY MFG. CO. 1825 14th wt. ew COME!!! IT Has nd, Tam prevared to. keep yo Neco dinppeaktepatvn tn coawctice Never _ re ‘ah Tegoou toxic fora coal desler. Lowe wo Lave not stock : Fr San NON TA URY DOVE, ana I 1206 Hn W. and JOO Mt we aw. = eld Offices z1st at bw. Be ™4870N & RUPP, STATIONERS, 421 11TH 8T. N. W. Blank Books, Copying Presses, Stands, &c., Letter Files, Document and Cash Boxes, Office Fixtures. Wedding and ‘Visiting Cards Engraved and Printed. 45-3m BEE SHEN FOR ENGRAVING, G23 DST BEE SHEIBY For PRINTING. 023 D BT. ALLEN C. CLANK ANNOUNCES THAT AS Bee“ EAL SAO Buys and Sells Realty, Nesulistes Loans, Oe Faces Tesirance, ein ‘That he has the co-operation of energetleand eayerienced aas.atants. fusiniews soilcited. e6-1m 605 Fst. nw. Be OAL TV'S EVENING DEES. (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 3 slightly rough material, faced with heavy silk. The vests were only moderately opened. * * * * ° * W. C, MERTZ’S Tailoring Shop, aM Bld Lith st. ow. <i ‘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, ahr 8TH AND ¥ STS. 5.W. Ww, ULE AN! 4. iNG- SUT ORS oP. Epeae (UUr name inevery d 431m ae PCE rs ‘Just one year sgo TODAY since we assumed ENTIRE control. Our business shows « flat- tering increase during the past year, being just double that of 1888. TOLMAN STEAM LAUNDBY, as 401 to 490 C st. nw. e™ DP. ae, IMPORTING TAILOR, ill Pa. Be ACHE § BATCHELD ER CORNER 10TH AND GSIS. N. W. INCORPORATED CAPITAL, $1:0,000. ‘This company has secured the business of the inte firm of McLacilen & Batchelder. real estite Urokers, and will cont.nue the business under the general man- awement of Messrs. A.M. MoLachien and J. F der, vith the following departments: ‘thaent, in charce of Mr J. A. Massie, { attention to the co'lection of rents, se- ibo ten: 1 making necessary ections renftted prowy ly. in charge of Mr. J. W. Me- ance on all classes of prop- erties in the Disirict of Colunibia af the lowest Tutes in reliable home and toreian ies. it Policies written in the Be ‘and Trad. at the lowest Tates. Loin Department.Loans on approved real estate and collateral securities tede without unnecessary de lay. Keal Eatate notes for sale in ainounts to rust We collect interest and principal at maturity and re- amit Same by' draft without chance ‘Oflicers and Board of Directors: AicLACHLEN, President. PLEKINS, Vive Proaidont. bE, a Hon. B on. B ss13-4t e = OFFICE OF THE CO) He ee heenee “or coluanvtes Janoary 12, 18%2.—To whom it may con rh ceived trom Conwress the following bill, with request for their views as fo the propriety of enacting it. Bo- fore reporting on this bill the Commissioners desire to Know what objections, if any, exist to said pro} islation. wud fur that’ purr iI hold a special ion at 12 oe) . on THURSDAY, the 2ist in- to parties intersted: A bh & hospital and home for in- acs,” J. W. DOUGLASS, J- 1P THE COMMISST the ict of Columbia, Wa: if iiag" concel Dist ry 12, 1802.—Po why Tl Commissioners of te District of Columbia luve re- ceived from Cor following bill, with request for their views as tothe propristy of enacting It. Be fore reporting oh this bill the Cointuissionvrs destre (0 know whet objections, if any, exis: to ssid proposed locislation, and for tat purfose will hold & special fession at ‘I? o'clock i. on TULSDAY, Wye 20th U- Mant, to give hearing ‘to parties interMted: A bill (8. 1059) “To extend the streets and avenues of the sity ot W. ti Kabinstom,. Distriet of Columban J, tke GLASS, JW. ROSS, W. T. HOSBELL, ai3.35 OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF the District of Columbia, Washington, Jan- ‘ary 13, 182.—To whom it luay concern? the Gow: inissiondrs of the District of Colmmbia have. received froyrConwress the following bill, with, request for 5 to the propriety of ehactin {t.. Before on this. Uill the Commissioners’ desire to om, and for that bursous will hold a een ation, aud for tuae vuryosc oid" a obec z Guieve. tn. on TUESDAY, ‘the Suth tem of bigh- yumbla lying J. W. ROSS, AS-Lt io “ in that part of the District of of citten." J. W, DOUGLASS, istrict of Columbia have received from Consress the folowing bill, with request for their views a8 to the propriety of ehacting It. Before the Commissioners desire fo SE any, exist 10 seid $3 for that purpose will hold Moen indent i joint ORSD AL, instant ve lisaring to Dar” interested: A bili (S. 1:34) ‘To incorporate th smeton aud Broo way of the District of "Beginning a ruerof Pennsylvania enue and 6th stregt; alone Gth strect to oT ayeune alone Louisiana reporting on thie bill know what objection: Jevisiation, an session the Fs o'clo to. Ati: sts. ; thence along 4th st. to F st. at along 1240 at to Boundary at. tended to Olivet road: thence id to Corcoran road; thence along Cor- -w rods to Patterson ave. ; thence by aay be wut y the Coninissioners Of the Distriet of Colum jourh Brookland to the District line, with ai outs oF double track, with the approval of the Comi E DOUGLASS, J. W. ROSS, W.'T. MOSSELL. jal3-2 Be OFFICE OF SME ConMIssioNERS OF “fis District of Colmubia, Washington, Jan- io whom { may concern: The Cot: inssioners of the District of Columb! e received from Congress th: ‘ing Dill, with request for their views as to the propriety of enacting it. Before numissioners desire ti kuow fang, exist to said, 1zoposed lest purpose 101d_@ special session. n MONDAY, the Isth in- nto parties, interested: A corporate the — Washing: Street | Kailway Company. sioners. J, W. with Ben- bars or ‘Anacostia Fotomue ‘oD the drivin GLASS, J. We SELI sars-2e OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF Huavie, Washington, Jan en: ‘the Cou Congress the fo: owing blll, with request for thelr Mews us tu the provriety of emicting 1f. Lsefore To porting on this bill the Couunissioners desire to know: What objections, if any,exist tojsaid tion, and for that purpose will hold. at 12 o'clock won tUESDA' Kive hearing to 1105) incorporate the Weshiuston and Dean wood Itail- yy Company im thé District ‘Com- mencine at tue junction of Masfisiana ave, and 7th st. new. aml extend! ice eastward ‘along waid hich OF Spur from the poi Ring's road is intercepted by the drivi Abacostin road: Funnine nottlierly Toad aud West of the present Baltimore ai railroad track to the District boundary. FATS oF, Anacostia road. J. W. DUI hOSS, W. T. ROSSELL, of Col douisiana ave. tie intersection of —D and Indians ave.; along Indiana st on.w.; the alome C st to nil thence around Stanton Square, north reof, to Maryland ave. u.0.; and tuence nx Saryland ave. to the Biadensbary road; aud thence by due of said roud to interwoct M st in tersect Lt. ue. ; then-e to 20:h st. ; norton 20th to, M st. : thence east on SI st. to the Anacostia road, to the Sheriif road, to the Dutrict line, and, returning by the route named, to the tutersecciou of Uiti st. aud Louis- Jana ave; thence south slong Oth st. to U st, n.we; West on Ct. to 7th st., to counect with route at Tt st nw. J. W. DOUGLASS, J. W. HOSS, W. T. KOSSELL. OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF ict of Covuinbis, Washington, Jan- uary Tz, se. concera: The Com. missioners of the District of Columbia have received from Consrows the olowing Will, with. request for tbelt views nao te Propriety of enacting tt. Before Yeporting on this bul t Know what objections, 1 degisiation, and for th Ree, sevsion at's? o'clock ii. on WEDS pray i wo kive bearing to parties interested: "A (3. 7a) “To incorporsteabe District of Covumbia Rab- tarwan Kailway Couetay. minw at the dlvidi Tine between thi fusbia and the atate laryland. on fadensburs road, apd ‘running thence outside of the roaéved as now ma Innd ave. and oth st. n.¢., thence south slong Lach st be. to Tennessee ave., thence west along Tennessee ave. to Lincoin vark, thence west along, Lincoin Park Ith st. ne. to to Ue tence south on fish : and thence west on Norilt Caro: Tine ave. to its intersection with Pennsylvania ave; also, beyinosng at such a polut on Biadeusburg roud Commissioners. desire to be deteriuined by the company and approved the Commissioners of the District of Coluutia and passing thence east aud north of the Soldivrs' Home to Brigmiweod; thence by such route ty of Tennallytown, and thence ude Fiver in the viewuty of Littie i hence eastward with and in the Vicinity of the Chesapeake and Obio canal to acon- Yeuient point on M street extended in Georgetown, J. W. DOUGLASS, J. W. KOSS, W. 2, RUSSELL, = Tx weather {a likety to be ie Thurwity night; variable winds ws Oder About this time you are probably © Planninga new building snd figuring the cost of materials. When you come to the item of Lumber let us help yoao— orat least let us give you our estimate. Write or telephone and we will send one of our experienced architects and have him figure it ont with you. No charge for this—and ‘ess for the Lumber than You will pay elsewhere. All kinds of good Mill Work, Lumber, &e. Libbey, Bittinger & Miller, bes ina ada pa es Gnd 11th nd O sts. ne. a => BUILDING ASSOCIATION. OOS ES ORATIQNAY a BARGE AD, 200M SHAKES, $100 BAC Monthly paysnen's, be. per share, Save WASHINGTON OFFICERS: Your HENRY A. CADY, President, Money _Real Estate, 711 14th st.n.w. ng &: WARFIELD SIMPSON, Vice Pres't, a ‘Merchant Tailor, Oth and Gate.n.w. Buy «GEO. T. PARKS, Sec'y and Treas'r, ‘Real Estate Broker, 614 F st.n.w. a GEO. A. PREVOST, Attorney, (Whitaker & Provost, G10 F st.m. w.) Fish DIRECTORS: Frm. ¢. Merts, % qobn 8. Garrison, A. oF . We to caem gents ea ees TREASURY DEPAR BOS jer or the: dence, Preseatedio the REVIVAL SERVICES Chureh, 9th and P ‘o'clock, service of hey. 3. Hi Sinsth's ce of lev. 8. ‘ators, OSIRIS LODGE, NO. ‘A special meeting’ will be be ite sanctuat A4,at 7 olclonk. © jdt ED. E. TASKER, Secretary. THE, ANNUAL MEEIING OF THE board of Managers of the Methodist Home wiltbe held at Foundry M. E. Church THURSDAY, 214th Ipatant, at 10:00 o'clocx “a.m. “Election of oft cera, &e. ALL MEMBERS OF DISTRICT ASSEN. bly. Knixhts of Labor, are requested to at- tend dl ine of D. A. 68, JANUARY 14, 1892, Business of hnportance requires the at of every. tt By order of D. A. 06, Knichts of Labor. MASONIC.— A SPECIAL COMMUNICA tion of Dawson Lodge, No. 16. FA. wil Geheld at 1:15 p.ic. sharp THURSDAY. January nding the funeral of jber of Eastern puta, Va. Members of ‘Order of the W. Ml, B. F. LAKCOMBE. JR., Secretary ge = THE ANNNUAL MEETING OF THE NA tional Homeopathic Hospital Association of ashington, D.C,. for the election of officers for the ensuing yeat, for the election of trustees and for the transaction of other Lusiness will Le held in, the p Jors of the XM... 1400 New York ave., MOND. january ‘o'cisek p.m. KOSWELL P. FLOWER, President. LEWIS CLEPHANE, Secretary. Ja13-St Se FEIGNEES BALE ‘The Undersicned will receive written posals for the purchess of the stock of Jewelry, itchon, Diamonds, Clocks, Fixtures, d&c., in store Pa. ave, unit! SATURDAY, Jauuary at o'clock p.m. To any person desiring to ‘& Kood rst-class opportunity. all Lids ts reverved. ished business thi: offers a ‘The right to reject any and A. L. SALTZSTEIN, JK. A-signee of Geo. E. ‘Ausiey. TO THE MEMBERS OF [HE ‘ROCHDALE CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY.” The having refused your committee the nates ‘and sce of muetnbers of the society, You are requested to call on any member of sald committee for a copy of the report .o ed at, the, called necting DECEMBER 0, 1801. By ‘com mnrttes. EE Tun cares ces on Eee HH ? Bow. $a11-8¢_ THO}, ROBINSON, Wel French st. = ‘DISTRICT MAP. ely enwraved colored Map of the Dis cea reget taluere won pet oer com- i E owt prltees oral wat ca, ba, ie feral Segtocat’ "Ss apa ty oucoe mistake FF: Profit As ee Larinecest Supplies, 2 tects! neers! S504 ni. Ual3] “Branch, 1722 Pa. aver'a.W. HE PHONOGRAPH IN THE DE- PARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WASHINGTON, D. C., Ang. 24, 1802. E. D. EASTON, ES@., Pres. Colunbia Phonograph Company, O27 E st. nw. DEAR SIR: + I find the phonograph invaluable, as Z can dictate my correnpondonce on it, and the contents can be copied at the leisure of the typewriter. I find it especially useful before and after office hours, when my stenographer is absent, and also for certain classes of abstracting, where I have to wait Jong while in order to determine how to yro- sent in proper form any given paragraph. ‘In such cases the phonograph is superior to a stenographer, because it is not wasting ‘timo while the abstracts are made. J think the appreciation of the phonograph ‘Wiil increase with its use. I should hate to do without one. Lam, respectfuily, H. W. WILEY, Chemist. Xearly ait busy men use the Phonograph. Are youa busy mant it Prices = low Prices, We well, at Cash but 3 Time to cents ‘parties. A. L. SALTZSTEIN, Jr., Jewelry Palace, . 505 SEVENTH ST. N.W. FOO TSLESS THAN ONE CENT AN HOUR, ‘The “GRAND OIL HEATER" is invalu- able Without smoke, amell or pipe, it will heat = large room one cold day. Your ‘wants can be met by oneof the twosizes. ‘Both are highly ornamental. There's one in operation at our store, 8. 8. BHEDD & BRO., 422 9th st. now. 213 Ser? sas nce, “ROCKVILLE 18 HEALTHY.” Sossys Mr. George C. Maynard, the well-known electrician, who has recently bought » summer home there, WEST END PARK 18 AT ROCKVILLE. BEE COPP, 708 EIGHTH 8T. N.W. Se ™4Naean STILL SELLS THEM! THEY GIVE SATISFACTION And are acknowledged to be genuine bar- «aint—Solid Gold Lockets, $2.25 up. (Fine clocks carefully repaired.} 531 Seventh street northwest. SWEEPING REDUCTI BS ialz weceted Mock of Men's, Farn to inventory of stock. ot a3 Shirt Maker, $08 F st, n-w. Se "Pe & nowERTs co. DESIGNING, ENGRAVING AND PRINTING FOR SOCIAL AND BUSINESS USES, (uw, IONS ON OUR CARE- ‘ @07 10TH ST., NEAR GAS OFFICER 413 st. Bw. -EXPLANATORY. jt sae ete aces You may think we making up pa eS Washington News and Gossip Index to Advertisements, ATTORNEYS | AUCTION SALES. BICYCLES, BUSINESS CHANCES . CITY ITEM: COUNTRY REAL ESTATE DEATRs. DENTISTRY. EDUCATIONAL. EXCURSIONS, is. FAMILY SUPPLIES FINANCIAL, FOR RENT (1 Gtores)... FOR SALE (Houses), FOR SALE (Lots) FOR SALE (Horsos and Vebicies) .. FOR SALE (Pianos) ., MONEY WANTED AND NOTARIES PUBLII SPECIALTIES ,., SUBURBAN PROPERTY, WANTED (Help).. DIENT IH OVI AT OIE OIO RSE RIIGEIDH HE ROH ARZIGHFOKIIIED WINTER RESORTS Govensmenr Recerrrs Topar.—Internal revenue, $361,889; customs, $530,953. M. A. Gnezx has been appointed @ fourth- class postmaster at Sillington, Va. A Cartronsta Coxsctexce.—The acting sec- retary of the treasury has received conscience contribution of $50 from an unknown resident of Sacramento, Cal. ‘Tue Fanwens’ axp Mecuasics’ Baxx.—The controller of the currency has extended the corporate existenco of the Farmers’ and Ble- chanics’ National Bank of Georgetown, D. C., to January 15, 1912. Cruiser No. 6.—The Secretary of the Navy yesterday mado the fifteenth payment of $53,880 to the Union iron works of San Fran- boar) on account of the construction of cruiser No. 6. New Baxxs.—The controller of the currency has authorized the First National Bauk of North Vernon, Ind., and the Citizens’ National Bank of Pulaski, Tenn., to bi each with a capital of e00,000.” ee” PROM A Detroartoy or Crzex Ixprays.—A delega- tion of four of the chiefs and principal men of the Creek nation in the Indian territory called at the Indian bureau yesterday. Their mission here is to look after congressional legislation affecting their interests. To Fre rae Resroysrsmiry.—Capt. A. A. Fengar, Capt. W. L. Phillips and Lieut. 0. ©. Hamlet of the revenue marine service have been appointed a board to investigate the cir- cum: attending the loss of the revenue steamer Gallatin. The investigation will be conducted at Boston, beginning next Monday. Paro His Farnen.—The fourth auditor of the treasury has paid Robert Turnbull of Prince Edward Island, the father of Wm. Turnbull, Jato of the U.8.8. Baltimore, a victim of the mob at Valparaiso, Chile, the sum of $191.47, being arrears of pay due at date of death, Oc- tober 25, 1bvi. Tux Pagstprxt’s Catens.—Among those who called on the President this morning were Senators Morrill, Allison, Aldrich and Felton, Representatives Doan, Taylor (Tenn.), Bacbenan, ‘with Sie, inn Wooten At PoE land, Robinson (Pa.) and Hooker (N.Y.), and “ol. P. H. McCaull, collector of internal’ reve- nue at Lynchburg, Va. Tux Toxove River Taovstz Ovrn.—Infor- mation has been received at the War Depart- ¢ that all was quiet again on the Tongue River reservation and that it was not likely that any farther obstacles would arise from the en- forcement of the law by the civil authorities in the ease of the Indian chief “Walks Nights,” charged with unlawfully killing a cow. To Prorect Tne Hutts or Satps.—The Secre- tary of the Navy bas appointed Commander A. 8. Barker naval constructor andJ. J. Woodward and Professor Lenox of the ordnance depart- ment a board to determine the best paint or composition for the protection of ship's bottoms against fouling or corrosion. The board is now in session at the Washington navy yard. > Atrackixe A Paywastzn.—A telegram was received at the War Department yesterday saying that a guard of soldiers accompanying an army payninster had béen attacked by roughs at Nogales, Ariz., and that the sergeast had been arrested by the civil authorities for bare in the fight that followed. A request was made for authority to employ counsel for his defense in court. The matter was referred to the Attorney General. As the telegram is silent on tho Subject it is sasumed that no one ‘was injured in the affray. ‘Won ox Navan Vesseis Paoonrserxa.—Mr. Cramp, the Philadelphia shipbuilder, was at the Navy Department today in conference with officials in regard. to the condition of work on ier Nema Geees oe eee is le f the work was p ing as rapidly as possible, but was hampered secepherity ies accra @t saaaone Ber this reason he could not say positively when the crniser New York would be ready Tor ber trial trip. Cruiser No. 12, better known as the Pirate, 1s well under way, and will be ready for launching by Mas. ‘Pxxsoxal.--J. M. Hobbs of Springfield, Mass., R. W. Shaw of and F. W. Chase of Grest Falls, N. H.,arest Willard’s — INFORMATION WANTED Several Resolutions of Inquiry Of- fered in the House. HR. HOLMAN'S RESOLUTION Against Appropriations for Sub- dies of Every Description. SENATE COMMITTEE CHANGES Bills Reported and Introduced in the Upper Branch of Congress. SENATE, The last remaining vacancy in the ranks of the Senate was filled this morning by the pres- ence of Mr. Jones (Nev.), who, under the escort of bis colleague, Mr. Stewart (who had an- nounced his being in attendance), advanced to the clerk's desk and took the oath of office for his fourth senatorial term. ae Among the bills reported from committees and placed on the calendar were the following: To establish a first-order light house at North Head, Cape Disappointment, Wash. a tiiaaar pate Sater Sele designed, Appropriating €150,000 for # public building at Cheyenne, Wyo. Mr. Gordon made a personal statement in explanation of his absence from the sessions of the committee on coast defenses. It was to the effect that he had seen in the Hecord the name of Mr. Gorman asa member of the committee instead of his own. He found now that that ‘was an error aud he would hereafter attend the meetings of that committee, In the same connection he said that if he bad been in the committee he would have voted against the bill reported yesterday providing for coast defenses. Senate bill to prevent the misbranding of food and food products was reported and placed on the caiendar. BILLS INTRODUCED. Among the bills introduced and referred were the following: By Mr. Carlisle—To provide for building tele- staph lines, Ly Mr. Kyle—Makng certain issues of money legal tender; also proposing an amendment to the Constitution so as to regulate marriages and divorces in the several states. He asked that the latter be laid on the table and ssid that he would at an early day address the Senate on the subject. By Mr. Gallinger—To insure preference to veterans of the late war in appointments toand retention in office. PUBLIC HALLS IN THE DISTRICT. Mr. McMillan offered a resolution (which was agreed to) instructing the committee on the District of Columbia to inquire into and report whether any of the public halls, theaters or other public buildings in the District of Colum- bin are specially dangerous in case of fire or panic, and also directing the District Commis- sioners to report on the subject. Mr. Hoar sffered a resolution (which was agreed to) making the committee on relations with Canada one of the standing committees of the Senate. CHANGES ON COMMITTEES. The following changes were made on com- mittees: Mr. Dolph was, at his own request, relieved from the chairmanship of the com- mittee on coast defenses, but remains © mem- His successor as chairman was not designated, but it is understood that it is to be oe Mr. Dolph was, on motion of Mr. Cullom, fade chairman of the committee on public n Mr. Carey was transferred from the commit- hecho Patents to the committee on public is. Mr. Perkins was appointed on the committees on patents, District of Columbia and transpor- tation of meat products. Mr. Hansbrough offered a resolution (which was agreed to) cailing on the Postmaster Gen- eral for information aud reports as to the e! tension of the free delivery system to rural communities, REPORT ON ALASKA. ‘Mr. Morgan offered resolution (which was agreed to) calling on the Secretary of the Treasury for Henry W. Elliott's report on Alaska, with maps and illustrations. The resolution offered last Monday by Mr. Mitchell instructing the judiciary committee to inquire and report what legislation is torelieve the Court of Claims in the trans- action of its business and to expedite such bus- iness was taken up and Mr. Mitchell addressed the Senate, giving facts to chow the necessity of such legislation, and stated that the nt crowded condition of cases in the Court of Claims was a travesty of justice. Mr. Chandler indorsed much of what Mr. ‘Mitchell said, but differed in some of bis reme- dial suggestions. TO RELIEVE THE COURT OF CLAIMS. Mr. Hoar introduced s bill which would go far, he thought, to relieve the Court of Claims. It proposes the appointment of two addi- tional judges and the division of the court into two parts, each to have three judges, of whom two are to be a quorom, and provides that seven judges shall constitute the full bench, of which four are to be a quorem. Mr. Dolph submitted « letter which he had received last session from Chief Justice Rich- ardson stating that there was no difiiculty likely to be found indisposing of the business of the court as fast as the parties were ready for trial. Mr. Dolph agreed, however, with Mr. Mitcbeil that, as to Indian depredation claims, of which there was a very large number, they would be better tried (at least thoso under $10,000) in the United States circuit and district courts. HOUSE. In the middle of the fifth week of the session the House is still floating on the legislative sea without rudder in the shape of a code of rules. The nataral solicitude of the members for the speedy recovery of their Speaker is heightened co loestpepepet iy ng egies A atan y com: on rales tat than Pubic basaeas ay be ts i if Ff iff lf l ! j if F i fi i I i if i £ [ : i : ; i : ath i iy a e | | rid I } GOV.BROWN SWORN IN The New Executive of Maryland In- sugurated, a APPOINTED WORLDS FAIR ORATOR The Venerable Cardinal Manr ing Dying. ieee FIRES IN MANY PLACES, GOV. BROWN INAUGURATED, Maryland's New Chicf Address and Axwarotts, Mp., Jan. 13.—Prank Brown inaugurated governor of Maryland today, Be. fore taking the oath he made a abort addreen, the world’s fair, ators, and said . such suggestions his ‘long experience and good judgient here prompted, that it ie quite un for me B.geeUPY, Four time by the expression of my Tere at to matters of legislation, except to declare that I have no changes to make in the policy laid down by myself upon the hustings, © adv. Seve in id en logisiature may advise. As time gove on.end xPerionce affords me more thorough knowl: edge than I now possess,and the wishes and re. ATURE! of the people present thersselves, Fomill be my duty and my’ pleasure to lay be. fore you such suggestions ag in am judgment oul wonisett Serve the interest of the common- of Kentucky te Dedicate the World's Fair. Curcaco, Jan. 13.—The world’ fair dodi- catory committee has decided to grand internatioual bail on the night af Genes 13 Seat one of the features of the ex. committee has selected Coagress- man W. C. P. Breckinri. Kentucky livor the dedicatory oration” Bentucky to de- ——_. CARDINAL MANN; ING DYING. Little Hope of the Recovery of the Venerable, Loxpox, Jan. 13.—Cardinal Manning, who Loxpox, Jan. ia sinking rapily.” There sosanea! Banning recovery seems no hope for —__ AN ABYSS OF FIRE scoters A Terrible Conflagration at Leeds, Destruction Iu Other Cities, =~ Jan. 18.—A dispatch from Leeds ® terrible conflagration is raging benzoline and soap stores the combined Midland rail- road and Northeastern railroad stations at thet areiens caught fire. A later dispatch says that the Midland railroad station bas f cred the tores below, Te rehero™ forming a burning abyss terrible A fireman named Thompson was hurled this tlamis — this Saming pit by the platform and wes CLeveLaxn, Omo, J; — story brick Power block on the coeur nee destrosed by fire at 1 o'cl is morn It was occupied by the Clottwad Electsio Company and the National ir i. fered total lom, which ansseae ett fate to about’ $140.00. The bull wae worth $40,000 and was owned by F. N’ Yorks all the concerns carried insurance. it. Louis, Mo., Jan. 13.—A special Joseph, = that aro roke =e a . et house of J.B. Brady on Felix street shorily after midnight lass Aight. By the time the fire department reached New Yor, Jan. 13.In a night im the livery oman or poet Hogart, 460 East Houston street, eleven horses Were suffocated, among them a team valued at will notexceed 3,500. .—The St. Saviour's flour day. Two hundred and thousand bags of four ‘were burned. “Seterel ‘hewmen oats injured while attempting to subdue the flames, —__ SHIPS AT MONTEVIDEO. The Bennington Joins the and ‘Awaits the Adena =? Moxrrvinro, Jan. 13.—The United States cruiser Bennington has arrived here and has anchored near the Chicago. The Atlanta is ex- pected today. The squadron will await farther orders at this port, but from ‘the talk among the officers it is inferred that they believe their future destination is Valparaiso.” OVER 400 DROWNED, News Hecelved of the Foundering of Steamer. 3 Loxpox, Jan. 13.—A dispatch from Hong Kong says that the steamer Namchow has foundered off Cuplin point and that 414 people, incinding the Zuropean crew of the rteamer, have beem, drowned. emmettifinnmasis Funeral of Mrs. Lindley. New Youk, Jan. 13.—The funeral of Mrs. Mary Grace Lindley took place this morning from her father's residence, Gramercy Park. The decessed's invalid father, Cyrus M. Field, was able to attend. The interment took place this afternoon in Sleepy Holler le mony Py ww cometery, Tar ——— A Well-Known Naturalist Dead. Pants, Jan. 13.—Jeas Louis Armand de Qua Tafegee de Breau, the well-known French naturalist , director of the Muscum of Natural, History, is dead. os o'clock today to the to the brick- makers’ convention now in seasion in this city. The reception took place in the east room.