Evening Star Newspaper, January 18, 1892, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY, AR BUILDINGS. 1101 Pennsylvania Avenve, corner 11th St. by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, : eee Mew York Ofice, 88 Potter 1 VENTING Stan is served to subseribers in the iF own account, at 10 cents per ies at the counter, ite! States oF 9 per mouth. (Entered at the Post Office at Washington, D.C. second-class mail inatter. ) SE7 All wafl subscriptions mnst be paid fn advance. Rates of advertising male known on application. Che Evening Star. Vor 80, Na 20,159. WASHINGTON, D.C. MONDAY, JANUARY 18, 1892. FINANCIAL. SPECIAL NOTICES. te ‘ STORIES OF DISASTER Many Lives Lost in a West Virginia Explosion. - FIRES IN MANY The Baltimore to Sail South on Wednesday. TWO CENTS. GTATEMENT OF THE CONDITION by OF THE NATIONAL UNION INSURANCE COMPANY OF ASHING Atclowe of busines: Dev Office im Natioual Union Pu HESOU ber 31. 1891 vung, No. O18 F st, nw. R28, 175.67 = €100,000.00 32. 000.00 136.179 Ge - 208, 175.07 Directors: Ht. O, Towles, Presid Altert F. Fox, Prcsttont han he weteeoneh: Thos, Francie, Bonnets Bilise, Wore B. Garey. Chad. andes, “Chas cima, Be oy Mey OFSOBLE D. LARNER, Secretary. aSTS7p to ant erie before me thie sixteen ay of 2D.is Te ea) CHARLES S. LARNER, XP. Sare Boxes. Our new drop-sii! vanit is of the Intest pattern amd the only one of its exact pattern yet butlt, Affords absolute protection from fire and bur- glare, and keys are controlled by the Renters. Safe Boxes from 85 to €50 per annum, according tosize. Surrounded by every modern safexuard and convenience, Come in apd let us conduct you throng. AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST CO., A. T. Britton, President. [{1t) 1405 @ st. Freury BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION ‘Has the best pan devised for securing a Home. NO AUCTION OF MONEY. NO BACK DUES REQUIRED. Any amount loaned. repayable #13 per month on each ‘$1,000 advanced. Shares, $1 per month. ANNUAL STATEMENT. ‘Loans on real estate security. $20.07. 66 ‘Loanson shares... 1,801.50 eenee 830,874.16 ios held by the associs- 656.00 S058. 74, the undersiznel, appointed a committee to Sndit the books uf the Fidelity utiding and Loan As- sociation from its organization to the present time, he first year of its existence, havine toxether duty thorouckly and carefully, bee ut the above statewient, under eath, and that we Snd the same absolutely correct F. H. WILSON, 951 F. st., of Wilson & Carr. THOMAS HALL, 1117 F st. n.w., Contectioner. MATTHEW TRIMBLE, Ascessor, D. C. 6 AND 10 PER CENT PAID ON DEPOSITS FROM DATE OF DEPOSIT. OFFICERS. AIARRISON DINGMAY. ASDEEW WALL ok Wo LEACH Zu TWEEDALE. EGE GIBSU. sand information apply st the oflice, Jour to Coiuushia Bank, Tue Usiren Srares BUILDING AND. LUAN ASSUCTATION, suabies HEF AE? WASHINGTON. D.C ables You Dy ap pis same ‘ musik” date they ateumade. W. S HOGE. President. Chas J. Bell, Jas E. Fitch, Geo. W. Brown Beit & Co., Basxzns, 1406 G STREET. DEPOSITR ©“ EXCHANGE. —-DISCOUNTS. A specialty made of investment securities, ‘Foreign exchange issued on all potats. Bom ‘Local securities bought and sold. (ATION AL N SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY OF WasHINGTON, B.E COR 1STH ST. AND SEW YORE AVE CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS JANUARY 22, 1507, becrganized under act Cougress Uctober 1, 1800, ‘Trapsacts the business ofe ‘TRUST COMPANY 2a oil sts various branches, Also the business of @ SAVINGS BANE And ofa €AFE DEYUsIT COMPANY. Capitals ONE MILLION OF DOLLARS Bete seexecntor, adininistrator, guardian of the es tetewof minors committee of the estates of Innatics, receiver, assicnee and executes trusts of any and every escrito, ‘Wills kept without charms, Receives money depositsin enms of TEN CENTS rc upwand and allows interest thereon. ‘Money deposited Lefore the first day and on the first, #8 wondand third daysof the month will draw mterest ‘trom the first day. Loans icuey uyon real estate and collateral secur ty. Eelis firstclase real estate and other securities in ums of 8500 and upward, Recetves SILVER WARE and alt kinds of VALU- ABLES upon depost un capacious slurage vauitsuf Lusurpaned drynees and security. SMALL SAFES FU KENT FROM $5 to $195 PER au (fice hours—Delly from a.m. to 4p.m., and unt etherwine crvereds ar sauition te the Sagtlas oabee oecond anu tun days of each menth (Pundays excepto). Wet she a 8 24th way wall th tatis on Sunday the idth way willbe ‘Management: Fremaent, BENJAMIN P. SNYDER ‘Vice Presidents, E FRANCIS Kices, Secretary, ALBERT 1 SiULTEVANT. isos Bersacia P. Snyder, Levas C. i rs ‘Wilitem Eb. Ciark. Woors & co. BANKEBS, 12 Fst ow. Accounts of fndividna's. firms. corporations and capt- talists solicited. Our factlities are the best. Loans mace cn real estate and cther available cul- Interai. ‘Exchange, both foreign end domestic, drawn at cus tomary usances. Letters of coit avatiatve inal! parts of the world fur Rished. J4you have any reason for changing your bank ac- COULE OF Opening @bew ube, Call and we us, Close 4:94, Woops & co. BANK polt-tr EWIs G. TEWKSBURY, W. B. HIBES, Banker.) Bros iway. SY. Ms: anacer, Member Washington Stock Exchauyga LEWIS G. TEWKSBURY & co, BANKERS AND BKOKERS, 1385 F ST., WASHINGTON, D_C., ‘and sell for cash Fos Ao Oe ae Sa ae Duivete wires to New Yorkand Chicago, Taterent Wel ob epusit juotations all marketa ——Aclephone 545. NG W. CORSON. JNO. W. MACARTNEY. J Member N.Y. Stock Ex. CORSON & MACARTNEY, * GLOVEE BUILDING, 1419 F sT.'N. W., Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds. FINANCIAL. >. T. Havesser. Member Washington Stock Exchange ‘eal Fstate and Stock Broker. Rooms and 11, Atiantic building. 40 F street northwest. INVESTMENT SECURITIES, Stocks, Bonds and Grain bought and sold for cash or on mancin. Direct New York and Chicago wires, Teiephone: a7 Wc. GUKLEY. _ FREDERICK ©, STEVENS ‘Members of the Washineton Stock Exchange. TUMLEY 8 SE ee ret e. Insurance ind Stock Dro 3 Mitdal cotsto bowrnte ssid abd rented: Local recurt- ties bousht andsold. Money joaned op listed securt- thes and real estate. Special attention to first-class in- veatteuta. ‘oletr SPECIAL NOTICES. ‘Brown . G. Stout equal to inyorted “can be found at SURN WELL & BON'S, Sole Acents jazi Sol HAVE: KEMOVED MY OFFICE FROM a ree Dr. ‘I,J. JONES, Dentist. jall-Im ae etastie COMFORTABLE— MUDDIMAN'S GAS HEATING STOVES. SUPPOSE YOU BUY ONE, "9 AT 614 12TH ST. WESLE ite the “American University site.” ‘iw LOTS, Soul. £400 to 700, wi the followinw easy terms during Jan. May oats meat ensh* Walebee tiiee and Yeats. wich Ger cout interiats Money reftinded, ati lipee years if purchaser is bot satiahed with the ine Restuent. A few. duuars put ince thie property wil make your new Year much iF. WAGGAMAN, Jab-tofebl Corser Hath and G sis, a aaron evanavine. esDsr 7 qa CALENDARS FOR 92 It is too Inte Bow to fill on order for Calen- dare ty January 1, but 1 can veilver them within a Week thereatter, “They will be Just as acceptabie thea as bow, if worth Rees ail, Try thers ‘lL: Me N, PRINTER AND PUBLISHER, Telephone iti Le Tsu st. u.we EE It ia conceted by everybody that WE are the largest EXCLUSIVE clothuers in America. Disaczeeapte. YES: IT 18 DISAGREEABLE TO BE OUT IN SUCH WEATHER aS ‘THIS, BUT IF YOU ARECOMPELLED TO BE OUT PROTECT YOURSELF AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE. PROVIDE YOURSELF WITH A MACKINTOSH. IT WILL CONTRIBUTE MORE TO YOUR COMFORT THAN ANYTHING ELSE YOUCAN GET, AND THEY ARE 80 VERY STYLISH, TOO—NOT THE LEAST APPEARANCE OF A WATER- PROOF, BUT 4BSOLUTELY IMPER- VIOUS TO ALL MOISTURE. WE HAVE THEM THE PROYER SORT AND AT THE PROPER PRICES. Rosixsox, Panes & Co.. Awezntcax Crorurzns, 1200,1202 & 1204 FST.N.W. psuas A laxative iruit lozenge, refreshing, agreeable to take for CONSTIPATION, hemorrhoids, bile, denof appetite, gastric and. ibtest ual troubles and ‘Leadache arising from thet. ee ‘oid Ly all Drugwists. Wiar To Waa ‘Dress yourself naturally and becominzly. Study the contour of your face and form and dress accordingiy. Let your own good taste be your guide. Ladies may wear any material that folds and drapes nicely, such as revs, poplins, satine and silks, Parsce, Fotografer, jal2 ‘Cor. 11th and Pa. ave. ow. INDIEN G@RILLON old-mocin-1p Fon Roses For Sreromsa. Of course you wili enjoy many & sleigh ride over this Lountiful fall. But you cannot go sleigh- ing without warm and cosy furs to shield you from the fying snow snd keen cutting wind. Wehave & splendid assortment of fur robes, light, fleecy, handsome and warm. AN the popular skins and many unique robes of spe- cially rare skins, such as Buffalo, Bear, Wolverine, &c. Pricesthe lowest consistent with the "best." B. H. Srseuerz & Sos. $150 (1227 Pa ave. and 413 lath st. nw. Are you in need of a wrap? If 80, read caresully the unuswat bargains we're offering. ae “st = faze E 85.50 Cheviot Reefers, now, a 920 Fur Trimmed Roefers, now 825 Fur Trimmed Reeters, now... Kemember these Wraps are all new and desirable styles, and of this seasou’s manufscture, JOHNSON & LUTTRELL, 713 Market space. 10 Pes Cexr Orr Fos Casz. 4 GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF —Ropes. — ‘We havo marked down the prices of © laree lot of Ail-wool Robes, IN SOME instances at about HALF PRICE, as we wish to close them out this season. and those in search of BAKGALNS will now have an oppor tunity to get a good bargain. Weare also offering our whole stock at ex- trewely low prices to reduce itas low as possible during this month. ONE PRICK, IN PLAIN FIGURES. wlé W. M SHUSTER & soma, were. ave MASONIC.—A STATED COMMUNI <3 tion of Benjaintn B. French Lode, Noe |. M., will be held at Masonic Tenn DAY, January 18, 1802, at'7:30 o'clock sharp, Wor! af MU attendance is “reguested. By WMA. GATLE Heer ie pa Noo 4i3 10th af. now. on MONDAY, February Te ASU, for the election of directors to serve durin tho ensuing year. The polls will be open trom 12 o'clock m. to 1 o'elock p.m. CHAS. B.BATLEY, Secretary. @-> THE ANNNUAL MELTING OF TH® NA tonal Homeopatiie Hospital Ansociation of asiington, D.C.. for the election of officers for the gueulna year, for the election of trustees and. for the transaction of other Unsiuesy will be eld i the par Jors of the ¥. w York ave., MONDAY, January 18, nok p. us. KONW ELL 1 LEWIS CLEPHANS, Secretary. eq NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS. ‘The annual mecting of the st fie “Allantie Building Company will be ZHUUSDAY, January 21, Isr, ut Its offic South Koval’ st., Alexandria, Val, for the purpose of eiectine directors of that company aud for such other business as may legally be brought before it. Tol Will be open from Te ih. to 1 piu, ‘Transfer books Yu! be closed trom the ath to the 21st, iuclusive, of this month. 7. GEORGE E. EMMONS, 7.14.18 pede MONEY TO BUY HOMES. Anew plan. Does not cost more than rent. Death terminates all payments and the hot Belongs to your fausty free from incumbrances: PAYMENTS can vale mthiy, quarterly, halt yearly or yearly ior a period of ve, te, sieee. or twenty years as the applicant may choose, .< PRUDENT WAY TO BUY A HOME it TALLMENT PLAN and secure ‘it to your fasuily in it of your death, For full particulars apply to EKOB'T MORKIS, Gen'l Agt. United Security tite insurance nnd rust Compauy of Pa. epital 81,000,000. Full paid’ Y *yaide im Bee 0 CTION TN PRICE: ‘The order of the day: A determined ‘effort to have clear counters for the n.ag- nificont new goods for epring. There is Boexcuso to ko poorly dressed when such prices as the following sre quoted to What we have left of all our $7. 88, $9 and €10 English Trouserings we will quake up for 85.50. Scotch Suitings that were $30 and 35 go now for $23, SPECIAL NOTICES. ___ SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF DON'T MAKE ANY OTHER NAOMI LODGE No. 1, D. OF KR -THE the. District of Columns Washmston, | <> > iroxular ineeting of the lodge will take place danuary 18. 180" iay" concern: Ths ENGAGEMENT HIS EVENING. wheat arransements willbe jnade Commissioners of the District of Columbia have re- for the faneral of Bister Carrie Coli Funeral Tues- ceived from Congress the following bills, with request FOR day afternoon fro Gorsuch Mt. E. Cirarsh. forthois views usto theproprivty of enacting them. Be iy order Noble Grand. eras 1 fore reporting on these tile tie Commniwsioners deere TONIGHT, GOTTEN KiE_ALBERT PIKE GON to know what objections, if any, oxist to said proposed ‘ststory, No.1, M. R.S., will hold its quar- fexiatation, and for that purpose will hold spec — Seer okt ds MOR sessionsat 12 o'clock mi. ont tue following days to ive erly ieetin NDAY, Dearinn So pextiee interested ce m. 610) To BAKS AND COMPANY'S EMPLOYES Te? ROBERT BALL, 324 Decrwo, Recistrar. iursdas nveant.— 23 amend the ‘charter of erst GIVE THEIR ish RiTF—MITHRAS LODGE OF Home. Railroad Compa nithorize said Perfection Stated testing at the Cathe. company to lay ite tracks and run itm cars thereon, FIRST GRAND BALL on TUESDAY, January LO at 7 o'clock psu. sary. throw’ sud" aione the following named sireets and Work oteaee avenues: “beginning ‘at the intersection of Sth and @ ' In Jaidat | RH. HOLT, 32a Degree, Secretary. Streeto. north avenue, then sterly alone Bue to street northwest: tence, cast miob C to North Capitol street. cud theace south ston Capitol sircet to B street worth: ant alsu, bexiuniag at the intersecticn ot Gstrect “aud New Jersey avenue, east to, Mamas hiuestts avenue? {hence southeasterly Slong Mamsaciuse!ts avenue to North Gepltol streets gnd thence north along North Capnelstreet to New Feak avecion, connecting, wah te xastn line and Mort Paptol ‘trect branch Pelays te et inat.—ADIM (EH, R, 2708) *"To incor- Cross-town ratiroad of tho District of Co- | Beyinning at the corner of Soth and U streets, fnlong U_street tu) “0th street! strevt to Q siren, theure alone Q long G strest to New Jersey NATIONAL RIFLES’ ARMORY. ‘Tickets, @1, admitting gentleman and ladies, Tobe had of the committee, at the store or at the armory this evening, YOU'LL WANT TO BE THERE. <= INVALUABLE AND BEAUTIFUL, slong 21th strevt, crossing Kock creek ona bridge to be built bj thesald raliroad companys the same to be maintalned That new map of the District and adjacent asa public thorouxhdare, with good and sufficient car- subdivisions, comprebensive, accurate and Te- Tlayeway and footwa¥, ahd constructed under the di- cent. Handsomeiy outlined in colors. Size 4 tion and subject to the approval of the Commission. Price only #4. If you want @ handy ersof the District of € by ott. bia; continuing thence in theoarta of Washington and vicinity, in at an easterly. direction tractive shape, provide yourself with tis. FRED. A, SCHMIDT, , Architects’ aid neer® Regus i 22 Pa. Fe MERKILY ALO! Today began the third week of our dis- count sale of Fine Sustings and Trouser ings a 15 per cent off ail Trowserings, 25 per cen’ off all Svitinge, ‘And front present, prospects the week Dids fair to surpass both the former. You no idea how tuany men are tak and every HC vieas are happy, too (although we see our choice patterns koing for barely cost of slong Q and Roundary. streuts to North Capi SA BL (Ht. It. 184) *To y of the thence along North Capitol Mouslay, the 25 Incorporate. the Zoo Street Kailway Com} District of Coluuibia."” Commencing at the, Band Loth streets northwest ; thence along fo I street: thence alon I street to 17th street nort ‘west: thence along 17th street to V street, along V yentte; theuce sloue Chaiuplain av- tnbia Froud; thence through Lanier § Way of Ontario and Poplar avenues oF throuxh private property, with thie consent of the own- ers, to the boundary of the Zoological Park and through said park toa piace near the principal unial house therein; also branch line cominencing at the intersec- ti Tith. streets; thence along M to 22d ud street to Florida avenue, and ied to @ point where it will in- tersect Kalorama avenue. Wednesday, t fhst.—A bill CHR. 788) ‘To qnaterial and inake), for we cannot help authorize the extension of the line of the Columbis noticing how delixited customers are. Fallway of the Distric of Coltimbia.”” From the pres- feel confident ail will bec: ont teruuination of its line at 19% we across 15th d heip enlong Fennsylvania ave. to 17th st. are glad to sacrifice hiw., tiznce slong ith st toate newt Present. prajite ror. future prowpects. Sinwle track, witht necessary switchos and" gurmoute, Come early, for, of ‘course, an cary froma the iufersection of vaid 17th. st. aud Gist We Shoien is bent, G. WARFIELD SIMPSON, “Expert in Trousers,” Cor. 9th and G sts, nw. Be 7G FOU SuOKE DO XOU SMOKE! along G st. naw. to Virgi double track froin its intersection with G st. nw. along Virzinta ave. to Kock creck; a single track from the intersection of Virus uw. along Virginia ave. to F thence along Fst. n.w. to 17th st. n.w., ons 17th st. n.w. to the intersection of G st! BW. with sad 17th st. new. instant. — A bill CI. RB. jal8, wong Bi act pctyinae vi Setter gs wre MM. LOBANO & SON Costin and Potouine River suirond in. the. District of see Peeciee be Garza Imyorting Pastore, Coluubla." Barineatue atthe fat ‘nection of iis track fs SEER DE GALES, nw. | on oth nk th st. to Fst, north - — ua a4 she i au wit te fing| @ THE HIGHEST GRADE ALL HAVANA 0 CASH CUSTOMERS. | or iith Salone B'st north to its SCRE EE SD ESUETONTND | TRAE MES MC Set eset POE ayy Song MEMICAS ICE AND C 3 * | LASS, J.W. KOSS, We. KUSSELL, Cosniutssione: r Rain office: cor. 10th and Fn.w. Telephone, 426. | D. jale-2e SS “ail red wasona for icv and coal orders. Drauek oikee: | > ici = vers WOO Paaves uw. Ee WILLIS, Manwwer.— jalO- | i g_-DR. HENRY T. HAYES, HAVING SEV- of the weed the aii Tas resumed practice corner Ist and B sts. ne. KEHOE oF THe nocupaLE : FINEST CIGARS EXTANT. v1 ‘OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND al COOPERATIVE. ROCEETT, WAC TELEPHONE COMPANY. ncorporated), eb giyldens of 7o-cents vex sere will be payablé on Annual Sales Over 15,000,000. are le th day of January, Ist we stockisiters 0 005 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Feconl at the close of business on the 1oth day of Sena ——_ January 15, 1802. Tauy, old Lith st ne Waahingone BD. & 2° ©2 | We handle none but the best goods, and a trial of the We are now organized and ‘The transier vooks will be closed froi the 16th to} above Cigar will prove what we say, that the doing business, Dealers’ con- 4 of January. inclusive, “Bl Princive de Gales" is the finest. UEL M. BR President. tracts with tiw former society are Washington. D. 24 i, BEEBE Treacurer, Se continued and membership cards ee at en tg ——— heretofore issued will still be hon- UWNING V8, KENTING A HOME, yon cate EY ored. Cards will be igsued at the end of the present contract year to members of the former society at 25cents. The membership fee to those not holding cards of the former society is $1. Further an- nouncements will be made soon, ‘By order of the directors. 3. B. CARTER, Ja15t Seoretary Pro Tem. ucan take pride in your own home, keep it in xood coudi- in desirable localities which we can sell Upon easy terms, Will be giad to talk it FKUCTOR & PROCTOR, dold ‘907 G st. now. ‘The difference. WILLIAM WILLIS, 419 12th st. n, E. C. REID, G11 15th st. n.w. RIGGS HOUSE CIGAR STORE, A. MATTERN, 487 Pa. ave. ED. T. DAVISON, 517 10th st. n.w. GEO. W. SCOTT & CO., 253 Center Market, H. F. J. DEAKE, 60 H st. n.w. OLIVER H. HOOVER, 700 9th at. mw, B. ¥. KINCANNON, 502 12th st. n.w: ONE STRADUARIUS years old; Kuperd IF YOU ARE A ROCHDALEL, ORIP YOU are not, you Wil Lever be the loser by buy war Coal anit Woud from V. BALDWIN JOHR- y the best article aud ‘one price to every. ete faciities, bottom prices, full weight clean tuel, prownpt deliveries, 1K Love nmw., O11 A st. ne. and B19 di st. sw. ‘als WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY BUILDING, Corner F and tith sts. ‘This Company has a few choice office Tous Feiwaiuing for ab hess ceuter of the city, tenants of hi Tepute and” staudins, eecthe Iieits, steain heat. filtered Water in every rou, efiicient Janitor gervice, triple battery of Tupid-runuins elevator United states postal rece! Boxes, with iuallins f floor telexrapi office, distric ond teleplioue. stat suop, ficket stan every modern feature of , Including conven osit boxes am for those desiring such we commodation. It is already a recog- Rized fact that the posession of oftice rooms in this build.ng is in itself an nde ‘Vertibement of ves! Value, Jal-3t See Lisued ance, 1901, Monthly paginas, U All Stock — WASHINGTON OFFICERS: Is Secured. HENRY A, CADY, President, Real Estate,711 Lith st.u.w. Pu bind WARFIELD SIMPSON, Vice Pres't, an Merchant Tailor, 9th and Geste.n.w, First Mortgage GEO. T. PARKS, Sec’y una Troas'r, ‘Real Estate Broker, G14 F st.n.w. GEO. A. PREVOST, Attorney (Whitaker & Prevost, G10 F st.n. w.) Se. DIRECTORS: Wm. ©. Mertz, Geo. T. Parks, J.B. Boeock, FR Parks, Jou. Garrison, Jus. A. Joudan, WF. Gapen, G. W. Shupsos, J. L. Frenely) Geo. ‘A. Prevosi. Call oF send to office for descriptive circulars, &e. oF ae oO te FALLS. Seuy and Trash, jam ity Fit, x='* Waiter. I mean, and Tam prepared to keep you warin with my Puinity Coat, which Lociiver prompalys ‘Never disupyotnt apatr nin cold weather Te goo jie 10F 4 coal denier” ica wip have not ‘Cannot avoid it. ‘Therefore buy 6 io Oe MAURY DOVE, Coal Merchant. Offices vist and In. w.. 1206 Hisw. and leu on re poem ALLEN C. CLARK ANNOUNCESTHAT AS MEAL ESTATE BMORLI jand Sells Reaity, Bev eae ects ents ‘Noxotuates Loans, Places Instirance, ‘That he has the co-operation of energetic aud. ced assistants, usibess solicited. Ja6-1m 605 F st. nw. gq NOTICE OF COPARTNERSHIP. SU: A. PRESCOTT, © lean: axe A. PRESOO’ mt HAS COME!!! & SON respect{ully anuouuce that they have this FIRST DAY OF JANUAKY, 152, entered into @ co- partnership os KEAL ESTATE BROKELS And have snec to the business which has been #0 iy conducted by the senior member KELLOGG BUILDING, Tis FST, N-W. RENIS COLLECTED, ee ber everything done tuat comes within the scope real estate ‘18. who hasbeen the - EDWAKD N.. prin- cipal snienan for Sno. h. Prost for the ret SEER Years, coutinucs With the new fru Jn charge of the WASHINGTON, D. C., Jant I have this day associated wits ibe im the eal Parate Dusiness my son, Charies C. Vrescott, under the Grm pane Prescott & ‘of Jno. A. ‘Bon, ‘My thanss are due oni are hereby ext tothe puplie past ten tor the very wenerons | at of tnd susie sate A ganumuce of public f4¥Or and confidence ES SEY Por PRINTING. 623 D BT. IMPORTING TAILOR, 111 Pe ave. ‘Tall end Winter Novelties received. aplé one? price eh, Seon ds tthe EEDINGER. 600: Iinportere of Violins, Lows, Strings and Musical Mur: | 4 7 OFTERDINGER, 506 oth ot. a.w, alundise, Sent dun z GEO. W. SCOTT & CO. << TO-RALON, igh grade, California’ Wines and Wholesale and Retail Tobacconists, raniese Purity and quaaty ;ruaranteed. General” Agen:s for Tonica Water, ld Lath at, Cor. 456 st. and Pa. ave, Ja16-Im HATHAWAY SOULE AND HARRING- Beet Mare Fine Shoes ate tue beet male, Our ame inevery par. aga (Re ECE as so: ‘Just one year ago TODAY since we assumed ENTIRE control. Cur business shows « flat- tering increase during the past year, being Just double that of 1888. TOLMAN STEAM LAUNDRY, ais 491 to 490 C st. n.w. eS Woe ave une SPENT py oun | > Wasittacton frtentie for Cav iedve fine meats Sidlare lard wien they, were not Cassar at ails => THE TURBID Potomac Furnishes drinking water for the citizens of Washington, but when you reside in West End Park, Rockville, you may drink Mmpid spring water, healthful and refreshing. **Everybody knows Copp.” CALL ON COPP, We liave (ried several pans to overcome ty aificuit 706 8TH ‘have finally adopted a blue oval tin tag, winch te | 2° POSTE AS: #8, ed. to alt our Ane iwoate. whether covered OF bie eon st tis will be om all wea m't be deceived. Ansiet pot | ye culy gods with this tay fastener tothein.” | (Sg THOSE WHO USE IT PRAISE TT, julbtr ‘When you buy a furnace why not get one that will be satisfactory in every respect? ‘The essentialsof a perfect furnace are many, but they are all combined in the ‘"TORRID.” ‘The Washington users all tell the same gS OFFICE OF Tk MUTUAL FIRE INS. = 0. OF D.C, WASHINGTC ‘The annui . D.C.. January 1, 1802. ting of We Mutual Fire Insurance mpany or the District of Columbia will be on ¢ THIRD MONDAY of January, ISw2, the 1sth in- nt, at the office of the company, corner Pennsyl- Vania ave. and ¥th st n.W., commencing at 9 o'clock a Ly the charter of the company the election of seven mohagers to conduct the affairs of the company ts re- Aitired to be held at the abuve meetibe. story. Wehavesold many and not a com- By the oth article of the By-Laws of the company it is provided: ““At the annual meeting of the company plaint yet.. the first business in order shail be the appoutment of achairman, who shall conduct the meetine and elec mdance leet Esa) oman 8. 8. SHEDD & BRO., ‘ssanaay Pen os 2,105,085 9 | ae ort. NW a8 Recuritiesscerntonsrene aris S| NON MAGS: Wal mateo 75,500 00 Office turniture and fixt a 000 00 Loses by tire for ths. ¥ 3 Justed and pai - 4,858 73 ‘The annual statement will be ready. for distribution af te oftce of ue company Uy the eth instant a ‘ty. sy order ‘board of tuanaces * “ J! WESLEY BOTELER, Scien oe aon eee _jat-lat Secretary. with '¥. Youare sree to test Ka saris jn12-1m 414 97H Si. N.W. eine bares to responsible Parties, GP ™STON & RUPP, STATIONERS, A. L. BALTZSTEIN, Jr, 421 11TH ST. N. W. Manufacturing Jeweler, Blank Books, Copying Presees, Stands, SS _ SEVENTH: GT. __ 605, _ol8_ &ec., Letter Files, Document and Cash cS jwcather is likely to be rainy; warmer- Boxes, Cflice Fixtures. Wedding end nee ene: ‘Visiting Cards Engrayed and Printed. 48-m All our boards are either gang or band- sawed. insuring an even, unvarying, uni- form thickness—a most desirable feature in lumber. Most yardsare not particular about their boards. We sel you lower and vive you boards perfect in soundness, strength ‘and dressinz. Skilled*Estimators” always ready to visit You at home or officeand make you an esti- mate sree. We can sell you everything which gves into the construction of @ Be PNY & ROBERTS Co. DESIGNING, ENGRAVING AND PRINTING FOR SOCIAL AND BUSINESS USES. pans, building. 407 10TH BT., NEAR GAS OFFICE ja13 | Mbbey, Bittinger & Miller, Lumber and Mill Work, Cor. Oth st. and New York ave, nis IS YOUR CORRESPONDENCE W WOuHRESPONDEN ORK TT Now Socom There i but one typewriter sutted equally to LAST YEAR, OF narrow, card OF Hast na She Hass inond prints, ‘pe of different Proay Seocs Soe Re cee oe file neates: fest and fier eae Saat dicey ee ‘Bookseller aid Stationer, The ‘GI Th st. me we 418 TREASURY DEPARTMENT, : OF BS Tre'Gonuttrolter ot the Garreacye Waukee Yon, January 12, Inte. dene prevented to the , REMINGTON , STANDARD ‘TYPEWRITER enw of the county of Wi Keeps constantly improving sin practical qual- | has complied ities, hence its constantly increasing popularity | Cousress to enable in the markets of the world. paper’ ‘July 12, 18s. No ar a gomptrolier of the currency, — Bareby SE eat Te ‘Farmers and St WYCKOFF, SEAMANS & BENEDICT, town, in the county of W sal5-tr in STH AND F sts. XW. | Cot cited ints amended BAR ASSOCIATION, ATTENTION! MOVAL —MRS. BAI Bec nrtre ‘see thelr patrons. 08. J. é BYRON 8. ADAMS. Printer, jalz Briefs, Arguments, Petitions, &c., 512 Lith st. nw, a0 x morviues "=! Executed promptiy at 90c. per page. pL EEE a we st. and Pa ave. eas ‘st. .w. ae et x ace ar oy . ‘solicit pubiic favor. "Sita Se ageing THR ANNUAL MEETING OF THE Kholders: toc! of larket Association ior the Fretors will bo held at ee axe Sanne) UG ET ORDWAY, Presiden % 5 . _JOHN E. BEALL, Secretary. ve 1.0.0.¥.—THE SEMI-ANNUAL SESSION ot the Grand Encampment will dat Grand Scribe, DY OFF It THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THR American Association of Inventors and jauacturers will be heid at 2 o'ciock p.m. TO- MORROW, Jan. 19, at tho Inventive Age building, 1, corner Sth and H sis. n.w. art WASHINGTON NAVAL B. A. CHAPT! the Northern Liberty Xo. G.—A stated convocation will be heid at 7p. TUESDAY, 18th. GEO. SCHULTZ, Sec, Sn ls-2e ROCHDALE 0-01 ATIV OETY OF THE DISTRICT OF COL LA. (So connection with any meorporated society assum ink the same naz As provided for in its bi its executive committee, “the regu of this society, to Le held on the third Tuesday of J Wary of each’ Sear.” will beatG. A. K Hail. 14) Pennsylvania uventie, JANUARY i8, ISi2, at 7:30 p. leet oficars aid snetbersof the rand aud to transact other important bus ‘E.—Admission by trade can of this so: L. VANDEKY 0) Ia18-2t Chairman of Executive Com @= THE GRAND TEST. Bo iter ot nciabitttct Bis wil convene in annual session WEDS instant, in Bunch’s Hall, sth near D st. n.w o'clock" p.m. ‘The prompt atten tance of all ¢ bast officers, roy tatives and past representatives of the Grand ‘aby earnestly requested, a8 business of vital unportance to the order will be pre- sented for action thereon, yest: N By “ler, FOFAMES C. LEE, Gal8-2") Grand Chief wer, = OF THE CONDITION Ht COLUEBIA FIRE, INSUEANCE COMPANY OF DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA At the close of busivess Deceuber 1, 1S0L. ‘Office, No. 1419G st. ue We ASSETS. Loans on real estate... -8i Fremiomis due and in course of collection, Accrued interest, District of Columbia, ss. : Personally, a) ARD. SECRE TARY OF TI MBIA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF “IHE “DISTAICT UF COLUMBIA. Mo made oath im dae fori: of law, that the above in gorrect and trae report of the cotidition of the "-CO- LUMBIN Pik: TASULANCE COMEANY UF THE DISTHICT OF COLUMBIA” on the sist day of De- couber. A. D. 1801. signed) Fire Insurance Companyof the District of Colutia. Subscribed and sworn to before uw thie 1st day of Sanuary, A.D. 1st. (Signed) H.W. REED, Jalst Notary Puvite. A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOK TWO oF three parties with #1,000 or ore to juin in the purchase of one of the most desirable business roperties on 14th st. wecout puyiaent notdue for two + Tent Pays all interest; the best in the city ‘Address y iat rUNITY, for speciation. UPPORT Xy Star Be PUPDEN'S FURNITURE HOUSE, ‘TO GET A TIGHT RING OFF READILY. ‘Twist strong thread around the finger f the tip: when the rime fs reached pass the thread tne derit. Soap the fa, vd wut’ the thread: frou the ring ond. “fii wiil carry the ring with ‘When I removed to my new store I improved and enlarged the scope ot my business, and today I am Prepared to fill any order in the furniture line, no matter how elaborate in fintsh or minute in detail, the arrangements I have perfected with the leading manufacturers being so complete that I feel justified in undertaking what some people would deem the impossitle. That Ican compete with any house in ‘Washington in the matter of price is demonstrated by my Y 9120 BIRDSEYE MAPLE SUITE. Until today Ihave been getting @145 for this set of furniture, but as theseare “rushing” times I intend to be in the rush, JOHN RUDDEN, 513 Seventh strect northwest, au.) Be UF BANGAING TN BICYCLES. MONDAY, JAN. 18, 1892 BOYS' “LITTLE GIANT" SAFETY. An entirely new wheel, but 1891 pattern, and offered at only TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS. ‘Never before soid at less than 835.) ‘Only one left in stock and we wust close them out. GORMULLY & JEFFERY MFG. co., 18 1325 1th st. nw. THE EDISON PHONOGRAPH. Offices of Clarence A. Brandenburg, Attorney-at-Law, 412 5th st. a. EDWARD D. EASTON, ESQ., President Columbia Phonograph Co. Dear Sir: Shortly aiter its introduc- tion I adopted the improved Phono- graph. and have been using it in my of- fice constantly since. He who has never tried it cau form no true conception of its value asa labor and time saving ma- chine. Ever ready, never tired, never sick, in ‘accuracy equaling, if not excelling, any stenographer, it enables me, at half the cost, todo twice the amount of work formerly accomplished with the aid of a stenographer, and leaves me one-half ‘the time formerly spent in dictation for other work. I would not be without it, Very truly yours, CLARENCE A. BRANDENBURG. Tfyouarea busy man you need the Phonograph. Phonographs sold, leased and sent on COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH CO., O27 Est. n.w, > MERTZ" TALORING Tone 4 Of course you think it all right Forcible to wear handsome garments, but Atustration, it is another thinz when you come at to paying handsome prices for them.” Your object is fo wet the best ponsibie article for the lowest re and that se chere Become tn. tout euecmable Of ‘our $25.00. suite to order W. C. MERTZ’S ais. 514 11th st. now, TON. D.C. WEST WASHINGTON DC Notice is seiven that thie parthorshiy hiierto guisting as Ti. © Co. (enown as CON- NeCTICUT Piz CU.) has been dissolved by mutual Consent trom the Tat day of duatary, 1saz. he baal- teas ‘will be continued st the old ‘stand. 31.0 0 st. h-w., by H. Copperthite, who assumes all debts of late begs waar OPPERTHITE, WEST WASHINGTON. DCs in in the WORKING ON THE MONTTORS, AMUSEMENTS... ATTORNEYS | AUCTION SALES. BICYCL DISASTER AND RUIN, Explosions and Flames Cause Great Damage POL ena in Various Cities. BUSINESS CHANCES Laxcaster, Onio,Jan. 18.—At 6:90 this morne CITY ITEMS, ing occurred the most diaastrous COUNTRY REA ing oc © most disastrous explorion of Batural gas in the history of natural gas here. The residence of Judge John L. Brazea, & two-story brick on North Columbus street, EXCURSIONS FAMILY SUPPLIES | FINANCTAL FOR RENT (Offices)... FOR RENT (Rooms). FOR RENT (Honses) FOR KENT (Miscellaneous). FOR RENT (Stores). FOR SALE (iouses), FOR SALE (ote) 0 FOR SALE (Horses and Velicles) was leveled to the ground. Mrs. Brazeo's four grown children and the sorvant were im ded at the time, Judge Lirazee betmg the only oceapant stirring. ite was blown sixty foot across the stroct. where he was found uncon- scious and bleeding from severo wounds about the head. It seems almost a twiraclo that none of the sleeping occupants of the house were seriourly injured. The walls fell outward end thts probaliy saved their lives, HUE EEORMERIQHEeERIIee 2| Windows were broken for several squares ee ae 2] around and the organ in an adjoining church ng 2] was ruined. ‘The shock was tolt tor miles LADIES @G0i6 ~~ S] around. A leak in a pipe, it is eupposod, filled Lecrunrs : §| the cellar and inbrary with $| ignited from the grate. ‘The $| contents are ruined. Loss, €9,000, 3] Kansas Crrx, Mo., Jan. 18.—Two women = | Pooming in the 'Deardor! building, on the cor- $| wer of Lith and Main stroets, Inst night beard 3 | an explosion anc ng into the hall found it 3 | full of emoki hurried out and gave the OCEAN STEAMERS 7) Slarm. They were the ouly occupants of the POTOMAC RIVE BOATS 7| Duilding. ‘The sire soon Lad such headway that PIANOS AND O%GANS, | the firemen could de nothing with it, and the PEKSC » | entire building, 100 by 125 feet and four stores PROFESSION | bigh, was totally destroyed after burning three PROPOSALS. | hours. ‘Ibe total lows will exceed a quarver of RAILROADS. 7 | @million dollars. 1], Omtass, Nex, Jan. 18.—Nearly the entire 7| business portion of the city was wiped out by SUBURUAN PROPERLY WANTED (Help) WANTED (Houses), WANTED (Lots), WANTED (toon fire yesterday moruing. Ihe blaze started in Frank Bristol's jewelry store and soon. the Commercial Hotel aud the post office, de= |stroying them both, together with a general 2| merchandise store, meat market, stauovery 2 | store, harness fuctory, grain elevator and sev= 2 | eral minor stores. The intense cold made the work of the firemen difficult and many of them were badly frozen. The joss is, $40,000 with but nominal insurance. Paatixg, lis. Jan. 18.—Ratterman, Ost & planing and flax mill was destroyed, © yesterday. The firemen saved the bouse WANTED Aliwcniianeoas) WINTER Ei Statement of the circulation of Tue EVENING Stan for the week ending January 16, 189% MONDAY, January 11, i802. 34,208, TUESDAY, January 12, 1592. 34,147 | of one of the prop ctorm Charlee Ont, whose WEDNESDAY, ‘nie joss, with that of his partners, will be €15,000 aed we Saran oclsuaes 34-509 | so 15,000, there being no insurance. For @ AY, January 14, 1502 34,800 | timo the whole town was in dauger of being de- FRIDAY, January 15, 1502., 34,387 | stroyed. Several of the buildings near caught ‘41,304 | Bre, but the biaze was extinguished. Jan. 15.--The large roller — ce were destroyed by fire sree 213,355 y. It is not kuown how the were started. Loss will be about €25,000; in- surance, £5,000. Buouxoran, Ava, Jan. 18.—Near Oxmoor, seven miles south of Birmingham, a terriblo explosion uccurred yesterday morning at 10 o'clock, which cost two men their lives. An engine of the Debardeleben Coal und Iron Com pauy, leased by the McNamara Brothers, When rauuing between Eureka mines apd Ox- moor ran ovt of water and the engineer made an effort to reach a tank balf a mile away as soon as possible. When st fall speed the boiler exploded with « tremeadons noise, wrecking the locomotive and bh Engineer Joseph Hunt and Fireman Bradt inio a thousanu pieces, The track was torn and a great hole dug in the ground. The hi of the dead cugincer was found a quarter of @ mile awas. copie in that vicinity thought an earthquake had occurred, Both men leave families. Cuantestox, 8. C., Jan. 17.—The most seri- ous conflagration known here for several years occurred about noon today. The Palmetto brewery, probably the largest and most com- plete plant in the south, was destroyed. The origin of the fire is unknown. In jess than five minutes after the fire was discovered the tall stracture was # mass of flames, and within thirty minutes the wails fell. “There were number of explosions of atumonia, but only @ few persons were slightly anjured. The plant cost upward of $100,000 and isa total lows. The insurance, as far as known, is $45,650, about half of which is in foreign com- panies, , The Carolina Mutual, local company, joses £10,000. One hundred hands are thrown out of employment. The company paid 10 per earnings. Corresponding week 1591 Tsolemniy swear that the above is a true and correct statement of the circulation of THE EVEN- iNG Stam for the week ending January 16, 1892 J. WHIT. HERRON, Cashier Evening Star Newspaper Co. Subscribed and sworn to before me this elgh- teenth day of January, A.D. 1sv2 JOHN T. C. CLARK, Notary Public Govrnxmext | Receipts Toax. revenue, $1,035,763; customs, £648,603. J. F. Fry has been appointed postmaster at Goresville, Loudoun county, Va. Internal Navat Onpens.—Lieut. G. W. Denfeld bas been detached from the Thetis and ordered to report to commander in chief of Pacific station for special duty. Ensign Louis K. de Steigner detached from the Mohican and ordered to the Baltimore. Secretany Foster,—Word has been received @t the Treasury Department that Secretary Foster continues to improve slowly, but that the prevailing stormy weather will detain him at Fortress Monroe much longer than was originally contemplated. Movement oF Sinveg.—The issue of standard silver dollars from the mints and treasury offices during the week ended January 16 aggre- gated $212,878. The issue during the corre- sponding period of last year was $323,909. The shipments of fractional silver coin since the Ist instant amounted to $43,517. cent dividends from its a ESSELS FOR CHILE Monitors to Ke Made Keady—The Baltimore to Sail Wednesday. Purapevenra, Jun. 18—The work of pump- ing out the great dry dock recently built at the League Island navy yard preparatory to an e amination of the bottom of tue monitor Mone tauk was begun this morning. This will con- sume two or three days. All day Saturday telegrams were be tween League Island and Washington, and a ® result today a force of men euficient to equip the vessel for sca in loss than three weeks was put to work. This will require, m addition to the force of mechanics already employed, four wal Prnsoxat.—Irving G. Well of Norfolk, Thos. D. Wright of Chicago, Mrs. Carrie L. C. Calt of Seattle, C. W. Dolan of Philadelphia are at the Normandie. —- 8. L. Finley of Brook; Commander Chadwick of the navy, W. W Carr of Natal, South Africa, George W. Kirk- man of the army are at the Arno.——Miss Julia Marlowe, Geo. W. Banker of Brooklyn, | teen machinists, boiler makers and copper HP. Blackford of | Boston and | smiths. Six months ago the monitors Nabant 8. P. Levy of New York are at the|andJason were dry docked and their bottome Cochran.—Jeanette F. Olmstead of Toledo, | scratched. J. B. Wright of New York, D. H. Wendell of | Tho orders from the Navy Dey it Te Dover, N. H., and Mrs. E. C. Garrett of Swarth- | quires that the Montauk engines be tried after more, Pa., are at the Fredonia.—J. R. Strat-| she had been thoroughly overhauled. Capt. ford of Augusta, Ga., E. G. Short of New York, W. F. Loux of Philadelphia and E. B. Pills- bury of Pine Point, Me., are at the Howard. ——D. W. Kennedy’ of Boston, A. F. Lee of Columbus, Kan., J. M. Wallace of New York, and W. A./Schoficld of Providence are at the St. James.——A. Kygofk of St. Petersburg, K. Coglinski of Warsaw, E. L. Caul and wite of Boston, Theo. H. Savery of Wilmington, De and F. R. Williams of Chicago are. at the Na~ tional.——C. D. Langhorne of Richmond, A.W. Whitley of New York, Theo. F. Davidson of North Carolina and F. E. Tallant of Minneapo- lis are at the Metropolitan.——Dr. Harrison Crook will be sufficiently recovered from his illness to be out in a few days. Coughlin, the acung commandant at League Isiaud, says the monitor could be equipped for sea in a week if necessity required it, in an interview be said: “The Montauk bas not been out of the water for eighteen years and is « vessel worth only ber engines and guns aboard. That is to say she is dismantled, as there was no occasion during a long of idleness to have her condition in a week. been kept m order. they are rifled gums and throw a fifteen-inch shell. It would take one week toput twenty-five or thirty tons of ammunition in the vessel. The poder is put im bags, each charge ready for the gun, and the shells are in cases, have no order yet to put in ammunition. had orders six mon AN INMIGRATION DECISION. ‘The Supreme Court Decides That the Action of Treasury Officials 1s Final. An opinion of importance in its construction of the immigration laws was rendered in the United States Supreme Court today in the case of Nishimura kin, appellant, against the United States. Nishimura Ekin is a Japanese woman, to whom entry into the United States was refused by the immigration officers and collector at San Francisco on the ground that she was likely to become a public charge. It was also alleged that she was coming to the United States for immoral purposes, The ruling of the immigration officers was con- tested. and it was sought to have the federal courts, on an application for writ of habeas corpus, review the facts in the case. Baten contunded sat the ruling of Treasury Department refer- aay entry of immigrants was final and not reviewable by the courts. This contention of the government the Su- preme Court today sustains. It holds that the court ean only decide whether or not izhmi- ion officers were duly appointed and acted conformity with the directions of the act, and that their conclusions as to whether or not fhe fects with reference toaay immigrant a 26 Le 8 ae brought such within the Sax Faaxctsco, January 18—The Call this Prohibited from entering the United States te states tnt the cruiser Baltimore, now Feviewable only by the Department. yard, has received orders for the south. She will i i & ) I i¢ £ fi iF itt