Evening Star Newspaper, January 25, 1892, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. “DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY, AT THE STAR BUILDING: 1101 Pennsylvania Avenue, corer 11th St. by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, 8. H. KAUFFMANS, Pres't. New York (fice, 88 Potter Building. Tae Evasive Stan js served to subsccibersin the tty by carriers, on wN aero at pete oe © United States oF adla—postace prepaid Per imnonth yROPLE Siext Stam $1.00 per year 1.00. Cum: SateEpar Qc with foreien postae (Entered at yftice at Washington, D.C., an Che Evening Star. eecond-ciass mail water. | 827 Al mail eulscriptions must be paid tm advance. Rates of advertising made known on application. Vor. 80, No 20,165. WASHINGTON, D.C. MONDAY, JANUARY 25, 1892. FINANCIAL. FINANCTAL. i SPECIAL NOTICES. | SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES = — THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SUC MITE —a she WARNING THERE WILL BE AN FLEC COMPANY, Granite Building, 9th and F. PAID-UP CAPITAL ONE MILLION DOLLARS. DIRECTORS: C. C. DUNCANSON, of Duncanson Brothers; ANDREW GLASS, Superintendent Belt Line Ratiroad; JOHN COOK. Building Association MELKER, Bureaa Enzraving and Printing; CHARLES BAUM, Mercuant: WM. H. GOODS. Real Estate Valuer; F. J. DIEUDONNE, Note Broker; CHAS. F. BENJAMIN, Lawyer; JOS. C. JOHNSON, Architect. Shares, $1U each, in monthly instaliments of $1 per share. Organized by the founders and conductors of the PEKPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION, the un- exampled success of which is matter of general noto- Many persons are yet unacquainted with the pur- ‘Poses for which thiscompany were formed. The best to wet information is tocail oF write. ESTATES.—This company takes charze of the af- fairs of companies and individuals, It acts a8 execu- tor, administrator, trustee, Ac.. amd its permanent charactor and syst methods of transacting busi- Bess make it a de carrying out the Wishes of testators, whose intentions are frequently eetuside by the changrable elaracter and want of Jutemment of individual friends deviznated to act ina Sduciary capacity. The trust business of this com- Pany is conducted entirely separate frou its other de- Partwents. BANEING AND SAVINGS DEPARTMENTS.—The stockholders of the company have paid in one million dollars in cash to insure absolute safety to depositors. I:takes any amonnt on deposit, and especially seeks to encourave in the minds of the young babits of econ- omy and frugality. It pays interest on deposits left either subject to check or on time, a may be agreed yon. SAPE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT.—Its vaults were constructed by the Marvin Safe Company under the Jat supervision ef Mir. James G. Hill, the architect of the buflding, and the Hoilar Lock and Guaranty Inspection Company of New York, and are today un- surpassed in security byany inthe world. The public are cordially invited to call and soe for them elves the absolute protection afforded its patrons at a very low cvst THE SAVINGS JOURNAL fs just out, Wrte for oF call aud yet a copy frve. BRAINAND H. WARNER, Prestient, JOHN JOY EDSON, Vice Presid: nt. JOHN A. SWOPE. 2a Vice President, JOHN RK CARMODY, Treasurer. % WM. B. ROBISON, Secretary. JMPORTANT TO OFFICERS OF THE ARMY, NAVY AND MALINE CORES. Attend to your Lite Awsurance at cuce., Do not watt patil wart declared. ‘Ifyou will take it now you can Rave the toned: of the Equitabie’s syecial arey and Ravy policy. Send sue yovr adress and I will eal CHAKLES L. GUKLEY, 13286 Fst. aw. Equitable Life Assurance Society. to uni handsome profits from judicious investment in active real estate within the District, These monthly payments will be so much saved without privation and the annual profits so much earned withouteffort. No more excuse for sinking money in wildcat schemes or unproductive rural subdivisions. For full particulars apply personally or by mail to office of PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION, 506 Tith ast. n.w. On Capitol Hill apply to A. N. MEEKER, 207 Sd st. ne. 4023-38 Chas J. Bell, Jan E. Fitch, Geo. W. Brown Bert & Co., Baxzz 1406 G@ STREET. DEPOSITS. EXCHANGE. DISCOUNTS. A specialty made of investment securities, Foreign exchange issued on all points. ‘Local securities bought and sold. 73m EWIS G. TEWKSBI W. B. HIBBS, ‘Banker,50 Broslway.N.¥. ‘Manacer, ‘Member Washington Stock Exchange. LEWIS G. TEWESBURY & CO., BANKERS AND BROKERS, 1235 F SI., WASHINGTON, D. ¢.. Buy and sell for cash or om margin Stocks, Bonds, Fain, Provision abe Direct private wires to New York and Chicago. Interest silowel on deposits. Out-cftows, business a 3 23-78 Dectalty. F, All Local Securives dealt in. IDELITY fonstant quotations ail markets. jephone 545. BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION re “ = Hasthe bet plan devised forsecurmealome | No_W_ GOMSON. 38 W_MACAUINET, NO AUCTION OF MONEY. lember N.¥. Stock Ex. NO BACK DUES REQUIRED. fees mes ser pices stepicer ae CORSON & MACARTNEY, Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds. Deposits. Exchange. Loans. Collections, Railroad Stocks and Bonds and all securities listed on the exchauwes of New Sork, Philadelphia, Boston, and Baltimore bousht and #0.d. A specialty msde of investuent securities. District Bonds and ail local Kaiiroad, Gas, Insurance and Tel- hone Stock dealt in Pan hone Stock bought and sold. jy18 ‘Americal Beli Te: C. T. Havessen, Member Washington Stock Exchange, eal Estate and Stock Broker, ‘Booms 9 and 11, Atiantic building, 200 F street northwest. THE PLAN. All persons should become members of the Fidelity Building and Loan Association of Washington, D. C., for oue oF more of the following reasons: First. For the purvose of investing their savings where one dollar will earn as inuch singly as if it were spartof thousands. Our Buijding, Loan and Saving system, rightiy characterized, is the banking system of equalization. placing the poor wan’s monthiy sav- inus on a par with the millionaire’s surplus. Secon. For the purpose of building or buying a heme: for tmproving property, oF to raise money for ordinary mercantile purposes, Third. For the purpose of canceling private mort- waxes or redeemins a howe that is already mortgaged. ‘Te small monthly savinks paid on a certificate of INVESTMENT SECURITIES, shares will cause the mine to matureatatime whem! stocks, Bonds and Grain Lought and sold for cash or the proceeds will cancel a private mortgage as well a8 | on marin. thoah the mortzare was held Ly the association. Direct New York and Chicago wires. Fourth. For the parpose of accumulating asurplus| Telephone 4 17th, for tke beneRt of those who are depending on them pres oO NOT DELAY ANOTHER HOUR. YOU KNOW Dou should have protecticn on your ite ior the Denett of the wite and childsen. "Send we word apd Twill eal equing BLES 1, GURLES, yuitable Life Asstrauice Soviety, yal9-0 ss Pets en EE 3 Se NAtionar a SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY OF WASHINGTON, N. E. COR 151H ST. AND NEW YORK AVE. CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS JANUARY 22, 1807. ‘Reorganized under act Congress October 1, 1890. ‘Transacts the business of & TRUST COMPANY In all its various branches, Also the business of @ SAVINGS BANK PLANS OUTLINED. Installment shares are issued by this association of the par value cf 200. Every member subscribes for number of shares, agreeing to pay $1 per mdpth om each share for a period not exceeding 102 months. ‘The accumulated savings of all menlers and the prulits as they accrue are loaned to vcmlers desiring to pay off existing mortyaces or to buy oF erect houses. The interes: is payable monthly and a fine is umposed for any delay im payment, thus securing the investmeut of the fads of the association at monthly compound tnterest. when the accumulated savings and the profts thereon reach the sum equal to the par Yaiue of the share in any series the mortgages of the borrowersare canceled ant nou-borrowers are paid (S200 for each share Lei. TO INVESTORS. ‘Weespecially invite correspondence from persons Seeking a profitable investment for money. We be- Heve we can offer lancer profits than cam be realized in And of & . any other way with absolute safety. . BAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY. No prudent investor will ris lis principal to secure slange rate of interest A desirable investinent must (Cagttal: always be Better. AND 10 PER CENT PAID ON DEPOSITS FROM DATE OF DEPOSIT. bur if safe, the larger the interest the ONE MILLION OF DOLLARS. Acts as executor, administrator, guardian of the es- tates of minors, committee of the estates of lunatics, Shares in force....... 5,000. receiver, assignee and executes trusts of any and every OFFICERS. deseription. HARRISON DINGMAN. President | Wilis kept without charge. ANDEEW WALL,.....1st Vice President and Manarer nen Suc Receives money deposits in sums of TEN CENTS and upward and allows interest thereon. Money deposited Lefore the first day and on the first, Second and third days of the month will draw interes: from the first day. ‘Loans money upon real estate and collateral security. Sells first-class real estate and other securities in suuus of $500 and upward. Receives SILVER WARE and all kinds of VALU- ABLES upon deposit in capacious storage vaults of ALONZO TWEEDALE... GEORGE GIBSON... 3No. E. SMITH. EDWAKD *. YORK Secretary --- Treasurer Attorney partinent -Manager of Loan Dey Yor pauphists and information apply at the office, ext door to Columbia Bank, 91S AND 15 F ST. NW. ‘Trustees, AMEKICAN SECURITY AND TRUST CO., A. T. BRITTON, President. we F°8?*-FOuBTH ANNUAL STATEMENT unsurpassed dryness and security. SMALL SAFES FOR RENT PROM 85 to $125 PER OF THE annum, PENN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. Office hours_Daily from a.m. to4 p. m., and until gtherwise onlered, iz addition to the Foster oles Regen, ene 5 orctack, Ls hol paces ruse aee erase or FuILADELPEIA as crac tat Se ont, On the Bret. second aud third days of each month — (Sundays ex: epted ) When the 1th falls. will be ; on Sunday the 14th day ‘Manavement: Net assets January 1, 1891. ...... President BENJAMIN f. SNYDER Eecwipts during the Year $4,074,598 19 PRLS 15 ‘For prem: wins Vice Preaient ‘For interest, Ac CHARLES C. CLOVE, First, JAMES Bi. JOHNSTON, Second, Treasurer, E. FRANCS Kicos, cretary, DISBURSEMENTS. ALBERT 1° STURTEVANT. ireciurs o death 190 Beniamin P. Snyder, -- 198.178 52 wis Clephane ke policies. ~ aa ot | ers € ao Surrwiidwred cs; eed jeury A Willard, Frets ui abateied James M1, Johnston, Ee Tioe Perry, Thomas Hy J oosl Wiliam E_ Ciark. Hes TALE WiTd ROBINSON & LODGE Before making an investiment in Wa property. Ihey ac iuauagers of anneton eubarban FORT MEYER HEIGHTS, Right on the Washington and Arlmgton electric rail- wey and oul one halt uate occ unite vo to 15 ‘cents per square {ove Hi 3,288,050 25 | besutifal. Net areete January 1. 1802... TL OMOMTT —= heii wuss alowed in seduction of = ve premiums. ASSETS. (City loans. railroad and water bonds, bank and other stocks e Accounts of individuals, firms, corporations and capt- talists solicited. Our facilities are the best. Loans made on real estate and other available col- lateral. Exchange, both foreizn and domestic, drawn at cus- tomary usances. ‘Letters of creuit available inall parts of the world fur- piabed. ‘Ifyou have any reascn for changing your bank ac- count oF opeuing anew one, Call and see us, Close 4:30. 575.184 97 154.008 30 175,257 22 Grows assets, January 1, 1802......... §15,55L598 BO Woops & co., BANKER INSURANCE. nold-tr INDIER poate 1802, for the election of directors to serve during tho ear. The poils will be open from lock p. Ost Peis CHAS. B. BAILEY, Secretary. ‘o'clock DO YOUR EYES . BS hed REN Hoss FREE! Mr. G.jE. Jacobs, late with Queen & Co., Philadel Phia, specialist in lenses for the eye, has resumed his visits to Wasbincton and will be at my store every FRIDAY from 11 a.in. to 6 p.m, MUDDIMAN, 614 12th st., bet, F and @, Mr. Jacols was Queen & Co.'s original “specialist & rie. on the eye” and stands at the head of bis profession. 23 Service rrompt, efficient “he excantaasion ie fee. PROPOSALS WIL BE KECEIVED BY GEO. W. SPIER, MMETTEL ON PRIVILEGES AND . 5 “Rais ell TUESDAY. Pea U AA ‘Jeweler and Optician, ‘or lee of publishing. the y x He dEUS | EAE S100 HE n-w, neaE Pave GoM Hi to! be ela fo) Mashinioa im Septennber next.” Information anay be had of the aecretary of the Coruiittee, to whol all proposdis aboutd be addressed. ‘By order of the chalru GA. LEWIS, Secretary Committee on Priviiees mt Ad Gare of Saks anc <g> LADIES AND CHILDREN'S large stock: lowest prices: 1uil Line ~ Soule aud. Harrinctou's Aien's Shoes. STIUCKLAND, 999 Pu. ave. 3223-3 THE BEST SHOES MADE FOR MEN'S ~~ Wear, stylish, durable and comfortable, are cg FOR SALE— HATHAWAY,SOULt AND UARKINGTON'Sdsom 1713 CONNECT: Ths HANDSOME WHITE STONE FRONT HOUSE; 13 rooms, with all the lutost improvements; hand- Sowely papered and decorated throughout furnished with the latest desu im gas fixtures. PRICE, ONLY $22,000. DAVIDSON & DAVIDSON, G38 F st. now. HATHAWAY, SOULE AND HARKING- jon's Men's Sho-s can be fon HAVENN| 9 — ton, sanuary 1 den appear that Bank of Gi ! es! National reetow:.” in thy city of Geuneetow of Washington and District of C 3023-3t" ,DEPENDS UPON THE PERSON. je Eetwatt Se once erehy eertity tat myers and Houal’ Bank of Georcctowne™ in the eny of Ue town, im tho county of Wash Coluiabia, is suthotignd ‘te patst as aprofitalle ‘business ventures Broperty. on ineipal person pc Stievta which ten thouraud dollars will Duyy bancely. abd we can convince any one that It is 9 ge a fen ee eT RUCTOR & POCTOR, sae st io all kinds of Dry th st_ and Pa. ave ““MERTZ'S" TAILORING LORE, We aim to keep our elientcie posted on the newest ideas in tailoring. Just now aE SHEIRY FOR PRINTING. 623 D BT. ourtime is largely taken up inmaking We = Preparations for the spring. Farly you aim, se tT Has COME may think—but then we have to take gan. and, Tam prerared to. keep you winity Coat, which deliver pronpuye time by the forvlock, Never diaippointayatron in cold weather Yo Tego lic ior ea descr disove who tne not stock Cannot avoid it. Therefore buy o os ee Oe ERTS Bow - Coal Ste sit et Offices Zist and In. w., 1200 Hn. w. an 1020 514 Lithst. nw. ia =»NOTICE OF COPARTNERSHIP, SROTA. PRESCOTT, THE OLD LAUNDRY CHAS. C. PRESCOTT. UNDER A NEW NAME. = ‘A. PRESCOT & SON aunounce that they have this FIRST ANUAL, 180%, entered into @ co- L ESTATE BROKERS, ich Most respect: Gst) DAY OF Vartnersiiip as TOLMAN STEAM LAUNDRY, 491 to 490 C st. nw. eset of the firm in the Wo call for and deliver all laundry. 3220 KELLOGs RUILDING, ry T. N.W. ESS BU Where, by strict apr ‘rompt_and faith. =|, Rang te pu gd ome am a : Duost earnestiy solicit, pabac inves 12-1 aaste? ww, HEAL ESAS TE MOCGHT AND SOLD, ss 0 NIED, ~~)! SOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP. Ri S$ COLLECTED, ett known that the tirm of FLi.DM Tn fact, everything done that comes within the scope MICHAELSON hus Leen dissorved ‘by Of reat estate dealings: gent, The firm nawe will be known Mr. EUWAKD §. LEWIS, who has been the prin- MICHAELSUN BROS, 8. PLL cipas salesman tor Jno, A. Prescott tor the past eixht Bunues With th ee yeal new frm in charge of the @=>_W. F. NOLAND IS NO LONGER Cox: | Ses Gevertuent. rhecfed with the Montzomery Vress of Hock: | HW Joyce, Balesan, spa pccony Sille; and bss uo uuttority to eontruct of col iNg. A. PRESCOTT Snaccount of said paper,” I. BENJAMIN CHa, © PRESCOT, Moutcowery County fublistiine Compan: ‘heal katate Brokers, Kellowy building, $al-1m 1416 F st uw. ‘elepnone No. gg PUBLIC NOTICE. P BOOK, LEGAL. AND JOB PRINTING. WASHINGTON, D. C., January 1, 1892. UFEN Thave this day associated with ine in th Estate HL. SeQUEEN, PRINTEW AND PUBLISHER, Telephone stu, Waits] 10a LLiU'E st. nw. P< i ‘TS—WESLEY HEIGHTS. Cypesite the gan University site.” business ty son, Charis C, Presoit, under tue Bray ive of Jno. A. ‘Prescott & Son. My tuanhs ure duc an are hereby extended to the publie for the very eencrous patrouaxe of a and 4 half years. A continuance of public confidence is JNO. A. PRESCOTT, Beal Friate Brvker, Kelloes building, iid Pat nw. Will be sold on the following easy terms during Jan- | —2-1m Ray onigs Unehith casts Waiupee three and ave ith Gper cent interest. Slowey relundrd. after ‘years i purchascr is uot actisued with the ine ut. A few collars rut into this property will make your new year much happier. dau. F. WAGGAMAN, JaG-tofedl Cormier 14th and G sis, Be > EE SHEIRY FOR ENG ea > ALLEN €. CLARK ANNOUNCES THAT AS BEAL Est Ath BROKER e Buys and Sells Realty, Collects Ken Negotistes Loans, Fiaces Instirance, sjusts Taxes. peration of energetic and <g> MONEY TO BUY HOMES, butt yearly fiftecn or twenty years as the house UNL T WAY TO BUY A HOME ON VHE INSTALLMENT PLAN and secure it fo your tatiiy ‘of your death. Bor full parsieulurs appl KOBE OK United secur: iy 40F & period o1 ve, ten, picaut may RAVING. 623 D ST to RIS, Gen'l Act, ate Insurance and rust Company of Pa, 617 14th st. Capital 1,000,000. Full paid. ‘aic-im OF Of THE, CHESAPEAKE AND experienced wssistaute. eG ne eee ARE & 699 solicited. ‘A ividend of 7 cents per share will be payable on 605 F st, nw. sth day of January, ined, to the stockholders of record at the close ot business on the 15th day of danu- ary, ISU2, at the office of the treasurer of the come 14th st. now, Washinzton, D. C. 1 be closed from the 16th to sive. Presiden’. Feasurer, Jald-ilt S27It ts conceded by everyboty that WE are the largest EXCLUSIVE ciothuers in America, Livenres. ‘TO-KALON. UR LIVERY DEPARTMENT a en Wines and HAS BEEN VERY SUCCESSFUL. Gasmal beens tae fone Wet, THE PATRONAGE HAS EX- Ul4 Lith st. CEEDED OUR GREATEST EX- ja16-10 PECTATIONS, WHICH PROVES CONCLUSIVELY THAT WE HAVE THE PROPER THINGS IN LIV- EKRIES AND SELL THEM AT PROPER PRICES, YOU WILL FIND HERE THE LARGEST As- SORTMENT OF CORRECT LIV- ERIES FOR BOTH INDOOR AND OUTDOOR SERVANTS EVER SHOWN IN WASHINGTON. SEND YOUR SERVANTS TO US TO BE CLOTHED. Se D. Bane, IMPORTING TAILOR, 1111 Pa, ave. Fall and Winter Novelties recelved. ap] S=>DUKEHART'S CELEBRATED BURTON ‘Ale, ‘ale Ale, Brown Stout equal to ied can be found at'G. G. CORNWELL & Sole Acenis. jav-in See PETTER NOW ‘Than LAST YEAR, Probably BETTER YET NEXT YEAR The Rosrxsox, Panzer & Co., Awentcan Croraiz 1200,1202& 1204 FST.N.W. Tu Stemexs—Loxonex Law. Especially designed for ali situations where increased illumination is desired. More than 25,000 of these Lamy are now in uso. ‘Testimonials, references or any desired information will be cheerfully given on applicationat THE GAS APPLIANCE EXCHANGE, REMINGTON STANDARD TYPEWRITER ‘Keeps constantly improving Zin practical qual- ities, hence its constantly increasing popularity in the markets of the world. EF, BEAMANS & BENEDICT, STH AND F STS. N.W. "23 1426 New York ave. n.w. ESTABLISHED MAKCH, 1801. GENESEE NATIONAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASBOCIATION OF ROCHESTEL, N. Z, SHAKES, $100 EACH. 15 Pee Cexr Monthly: tay GUE. ber Discount Saye WASHINGTON OFFICERS: SALE. And HENRY A. CADY, President, (ONDAY, JAN 2 Prof Real Estate,711 14th st.n.w. Ba: We ual orn cur sou-caval dle we stece @:WARFIELD SI3PSON, Vico Prot, $27 count sale. 15 per cent discount off on Our Slock “ yierchant Taitor, 9th and Gsta.n.w. Ga our entire stock of Ladies’, Men's, Bella Itself, GEO. 'T. PARES, Sec'y ana Treas'r, = ‘Misses’ and Children's Shoes. eal Estato Broker, 614 F st.n.. =a Ail Shoes that sold tor Investigate _. GEO. A. PREVOST, Attorney $2~ $2.00 now sell for 81.70. (Whitaker & Prevost, 610 Fst.n.w.) = ‘82.50 now sell for #210. And You pinzcTors; = pn ee destaeoainneog) Wet Buy. Wm.C. Mertz, Geo, T. Parks, a ($5.00 now sell for $2.95, ‘J. B. Booch, F. RK ae 64.00 now sell for $3.40. aa Foe ah Jordan, fw 84.50 now sell for $4.80, oe alee Sion F850 now soll for $4.25. ere LS : mee LADIES’ AND MEN'S BLACK BROADCLOTH | Call or send to office for ive. a "y and OVERGAITERS, 90c. PAIR. $a8-1 bese pair 3 W. B. KENEASTER & 00., 23:3 1b Fst ow. KP ™87ON 2 UPR, STATIONERS, Li 21 11TH 8T. ¥. Ww. Mise Lora Lexaux, Blank Books, Copying Proses, Stands, Peemeciy with M. Witsa, fc., Letter Files, Document and Cash ‘Boxes, Office Fixtures. Wedding and ‘Visiting Cards Engraved and Printed. 483m ELECTROPOISE “VICTORY.” > as a BEEN SPER Oxygen by Absorption. A care for diseases without | Ws ve Feuie eee ‘medicine by « stmple play upon nature's laws. teal ar ne mote ee LA GRIPE cured ia from 8 10.24 hours. ss DY order of premuleyt. a>). A.A. M_A SPECIAL COMMU ‘tion of Lebanon Lodee, No. 7 F. A. wil be held at Masonic Temple. cor. 9th and F n.w., on TUESDAY, January 2, at 1 o'clock P. ‘ou are hereby Ww axainst cirenlating damaging statements to sunirch iny reputation. In considerine the feelings of the relations of Georve L. De Gantt have heretofore refrained trom publishing the fact that 1 Was ranted a divorce by the Chancery Cou't of Rich- Nica AM. mond, Va.,on July “25, 1887. from him. The court | fF the Purpose of attending the funeral our ii also. granted me. the custeday oronrehid. Mertieg: | brother, Charies L- Bast. “Menibers of sister idses Be ada cod aedered eae ae a Shee ere nis | Sratermally tnvised’ tobe poesia’ ie Seder af ee mony, which he woM. ie paid for seven months and th Poverty. and {did uot afterward enforce the order. For furilier particulars my frends are relerred to the records of the betore mentioned court. it LAURA H. DE GANT. = WASHINGTON DIRECTORY | turses, 1446 N st. Reoncanized by” the authority of the Medic 1 Society of the District of Huubla "(Cut this out and keep At for reference!) Yréolin D. G. DIXON. Secy._ T ‘DE BRUCE H.—Stated mesting will be the Rite on TUESDAY. 26uh H HOLT, 32, Recorder. FOR TTISH RIT: Teriection.—A. spe: held iu the Cathedral of the Iti January, at 7 po. = | LODGE OF nucetine will be ‘ou TUESDAY, 26th cK Ayre Works 14th decree, By onder of Ven, Master. trier AAT HOL ESO Neerstary. Railroad Men, STRERT BRIDGE Should ncver be wromm. bea meeting of 8 Yon can depend on Correct time alwaye If you Lave one of our Ratirosd WAT: HES. ‘They vary 35 acconds ina year: ‘You can test them before you buy: ‘We will sell on time payments, ‘They are “dirt cheap” at Ue, Isee2, at 1p House.” Business of impariance. All lute this cuterprise are invites, WNE, President ‘A. K. BRO _P.H. REISKELL, Jr'secretey Jabs EMERY THOMAS F. MeANALLY, Fol & Son, is mow wit he st. usw) wher pomers aad rie nd E THE ESTATE Our prices. m Will be e1¥0 | All are satisfactory. pany for coltection if not paid by A. 1. SALT: HENRY k = BAKER 505 Soventhst. 505 $225, 2 viacks Ith. wh = and Gen i in ist7. wil L.d0N 115 dati se. TOWN Ck Be PS NEITHER EXTRAVAGANT NoR RECKLESS, You are both if you get a cheap furnace and have it put in by clap workmanship. Infe- rior workmanship means “accidental” fires. You are more or less at the mercy of your fur- nace man, ‘Therefore et a first-class furnace, the “TORRID,” for instance, and have it put in byareliable firm. We run no chances on Poor work, and if we put in your furnace it will not have to le rebuilt or repaired because of de- fective construction. 8. 8. SHEDD & BRO., Meee Telephone 06 DO YOU SMOKEY DO YOU SMOKE? DO YOU SMOKE? —Be sure and smoke— “EL PRINCIPE DE GALES” CIGARS, 432 9th st. nw. _ $025 “EL PRINCIPE DE GALES" CIGARS, ORTICE TF MISSIONERS 0 “ : On oe aon : OF EL PRINCIPE DE GALES" CIGARS, ee er ae Made from the Choicest Vuelta Abajo Tobacco. Pronounced by Conuoisseurs the Finest Cigar Extant, ‘odifivation ot the existing license e District of Curmubia: ws adratt of a bili on Learinzto all portios inter- SOCK NOUN SATURDAY, VANE: “Comuiss lars annually from FCPAtion Who.us as Prasguanes “ot” ocd nidise of any kind of deseripuon what Annual Sales Over 15,000,000, Annual Sales Over 15,000,000. Annuut Sales Over 15,000,000. t ie THI y Ti i pay fife Bret. Every person, nego ares OF INET’ atin soley oF Vlrelinses Of —_— exchange, bullion, coin inoue; Promissory notes or securities, OF who If you will give this Cigars tril hanes tor services "or | receives colmusalone ‘the truth: of our assertion will o or purchase or “transier 0 eer . money, stoc ox geerchandian: be manifest,—that the above either On margins or w wal detivery ts nas is the finest article in the Who nevotiates treights or transportation lor either market. owners, agents or consicnoer, shall be rewarded a8 & commussion 1erchant subject to the provisions of this. —o—. Provided, that any person, firm or cory Hieehse tate agent shall not FOR SALE BY Sec. Tocelving such F. Witt two sufficient sureties, into ® and several recoxn.zance to the Colts oners 0 District of Colu.ubia, in the penal su nnd dol-ars, eonidiigued for tive di WILLIAM WILLIS, 419 12th st. now, E. C. REID, G11 1th st. now. RIGGS HOUSE CIGAR STORE, A. MATTERN, 487 Pu. av ED. T. DAVISON, 517 10th st. nw. GEO. W. SCOTT & CU., 253 Couter Market. tnt the ture thot: nay, y Contes durin, : ay ance of sid license lor the purpose o: rew H. F. J. DRAKE, 60 H st. nw. puisaten tuerchants iu the District of Cob OL:VER H. HOOVE:! UGLASS, J. W. KOSS, W. T. B. F. KINCANNON iH. T. OFTERDINGER, 500 9th st. now. INO. H. GRUBER, 622 9th st. mw. 8. AMAN, 316 9th st. now, ALEX. CAMPBELL, 27145 Penn. eve. nw, WM. E. CHANDLEE, Evbitt House, CROSS BROS. , 101 H st. n.w. ©. W. DOWNING & CO., 507 7th st. now. HOARE & WILLETT, 11th and E sts. now. CHAS. W. HOLT, 237 Pa, ave. now. A. M. HOOVER, 932 Pa. ave. n. J. E. MATTERN, 436 7th st. mw. JAS, RUHL, 1200 7th st. n.w. iZ, cor. Mth and N. ¥. ave, Bae WSUINGTON, D.c a Koa Tie partucrohip heretotore extn oteeea the wadersicned aru deine bux ness under the firin naiuo of Soilers & Brown, at Gs Cs. n.Ww., Washe inzton, D. C., has this day been diesoived by ucatual consent CHA SOLLELS, . BROWN. I will continue the business formerly conducted by Sollers & Brown, drugwists, cor. Ist and C sta. 11,.W suine all habilities, and all debts due the late fi payable to tue. ‘The store wil be incharge of rewis- tered Plarmacists and prescriptions will beaccurate:y compounded at any hour, day or night. Lwitl also keep on hand afull line of everything usually found ina iirst-class drug store and solicit a share of Your JANUARY, 93, 1802. stronue, c proses FRANK W. BROWN. GEO. W. SCOTT & CO. Wholesale and Retail Tobacconists, Me weather is tikety to de vrneratiy fair tit | 44 Wednesday; slightly warmer; southwest Cor. 436 st. and Pa. ave, winds. ‘Your first thought after the plans is of the lumber. Telephone us and we wi Send one of our skilled ‘estimators, who will make you au estimate of the aruount and cost of the lumber needed. All our lumber is band or gang sawed, Which means a snooth even surface, ready to be placed in position. Our 1u: ber is the best, and our prices are the ‘dowest in the city. Libbey, Bittinger & Miller, Lumber, Builders’ Hardware, Milt Work, &e., When Re owrh Sars “ROCKVILLE IS HEALTHY,” You So says Dr. E. E. Stonestreet, who has practiced medicine there for 39 years, Butid, HOUSE LOTS, BUSINESS LOTS, VILLA SITES FOR SALE IN WEST END PARK, ROCKVILLE, Cor. Oth st, end New York ave, 4225 BY COPP. Ba ES DERSIGNED, HAVING QUaE is aduuinistrster ate co M veased, hereby botilies all pets "Everybody knows Copp.” ius Kirainst said estate to present the du y verified, for payment, and all persons, 706 EIGHTH 87. N.W. 1 ted to said estate are hereby: duare luumediate sett schon Yat a G. HATLEY NORTON, ai 475 Louisana 3 ~ IF YOU ARE A BUSY MAN YOU gO BARGAIN IN BiCICLES. [og ET aid —— sunount of your Usual corressondcuce day, January 8, 1892, Iterary. work can be accompitsued with 28 New “AUXILIARY” SAFET gd Cub alista ‘PHONOUKATH COM ‘80-inch Wheels, loop fraines with brace rod, €or FABY, G7 E ot. nw. = ford saddle, bail bearings ali over and offered at sizty doltar : aa Usually listed at $80, but we must move them, even <> SEW, MEAT: AND NEWBY. ataloss, Cash offers talk. A Leeper td of the District end sur- . — mundi subdivisions. "Eve GOLMULLY & JEFFERY MFG. co. Sudavenne cleuniy and vividly ouetine, 323 1395 Lith st. ow, careless to pg tercend aceuts, bere yg x capitalists. an mes ‘ty Be POCUDALE canD To THE PUBLIC. — | Size.‘'by ies. “Ince @h You should << = ton one! At the regular annusl meeting of the Rochdale Co- FRED. A. SCHMIDT, operative Society of the Distr ct of Columbia, beld at | Artiste, Architects’ ai Ehgracers? Mat Grand Army Hail TUESDAY LVE » Jantary 19, | SOA ML shew. avo] Brauch, 1722 Pa. aw. Tai wiiteit was the iarxeat meeting of te society ever your r Ace Gabel Wihianaan ree meager epee | Fe PO TOU ear Te 2 vice. President: 1 Pimery, secretary; K. 5. Lacey, ‘treasurer. and th very business inan surrounds himself with the latest and inost approved tachittice tor th ick dispatch of lis. bi ry rh undersicned as executive conities. ‘The society contracts site: ihe Edison tinues its busine comnt ~eulerly wade and Me teas arte couraph is indisputably the sunpies:, easi- arly made and 18 trade cards 3 Fe issued, and will proceed to make new coutracts aud est abu produces the best work of Tedupi- issue tis new cards wien the oidexnige, oo Satine wacsine extant,” Ii Yourwant the Teemeuberstp is about als towand Sou want the Siueuraph. none a tive eomaial ae fo remind the pub- Joc. honey ae 5 that Uusis the recuiar Kock ives er uni Stationer, Clety of th oftnubis. which hes been trans: | $825 io Feb nts mee acting business in the above Years, and invites all meniber F the last eleven F those Gesirink to be= y “No more can you distinguish of a man folue’niembers to wend their nanos aad addressee to | GSE 4,88 more ean y “ the secrovary, L.'S. Eve, 700 G st. new. igi aia i: i), 2821 Delaware ave, me i 1139 19th st. a. w. N'st. n. If you would dress richly, tastily, sty1- PL , UAL F at. sw, ishly and reasonabiy, leave your measure hit NOBMELLE, 207 ‘Elta st., Le here. Just now we are emphasizing the last W. W. CHA’ P. 500 Ast. ne. assertion—reasonabiy. fiere in the u.iddie JOUN F CHUMCH, 201 Sst ne. of winter we aro displaying an clezant as- Executive Counuit sortment of Wi nitings Rochdale Co-operative Society of the Distro Con oringentartnleonig Dyoie pasa ‘wae os i Bre SEE, AD_ON, TAGE 3 ABOUT A 1G Disd gets the dulelest worm. pene ere SS. G. WARFIELD SIMPSOX, IN NEED OF PRINTING? if socal! and exuuine my examples of work, learn iuy prices, and you will xo no <a “Expert in Trousers." Cor. 9th andG sts. nw. ja%5 ee a ee furiier, Lowest prices agpsistent with good work. RUDDEN’S FURNITURE HOUSE. BYRON'S" SBAMS Sop triover” = ‘SUP ith st. nw. —_— NOT ICE, SNOW AND DIRT, DUT DoE ECOMPOS! ‘clean, dry fuel, kept under cover, is what 1T NOT DI E. PALIT uo a GRE Coal aud Wood rom "Vs | AM adhesive, mncilage for labels, suitable for BALUWIN JOHNSON. Only the best articlonmd one | Bae om wians, is uiade Dy soskinw vue i eituiae Price | to everybody. Complete facilities, bottom | yiRewar and then boiling the mixture and adding prices, full weit and measure, clean fucl, t | four. Keepit ina wide-mouthed bottie. Usliveries. Wilices 1101 R. Lave. mews ait Avage mie. and S19 she 8. Paty THK ENTIRE EFFECTS BM of diane Basins Cotter 2st Lew., hus been purchased by Woods’ Commer cial Colieice. Wili resuuue their studies MUN- DAX, January “4, at 401 and 407 E. Capitol st. f22-3t FOR SALE— Have you ever seen a larzer or finer collection of moth building? Do you knowof any one in my line of business who «ives better terms and fixes more reason- able prices? Did you ever know me to indulge in the AND GOOD and 17 ‘The Co wuabla Mille, fronting 128 feet on | expensive luxury of misrepresen‘atiou? All these the caual in Geonsetown tnd extending to, Water st; | propositions receiving « positive mecative from my soutitofsame. “APWiy to PADGETT CFORET eee | thousands of patrons, does tt not neceser ee ‘Ja2L-Ut ‘4u2 Gthst. nw. | that my method of conducting business is on DANIO PLAYERS WIT, SIND 4. Gout | he raeendoniy 5; ete stock, of strings and EQUITABLE SYSTEM? UGo WORCH £ 60/S MUSIC SIURE wae ne 3 hE a na ‘The astounding bargains in Chamber Suites offered ‘by me last week hold good this week, and these, sup- Se AVE nar MY onion rao en rend th rst. ta ty fall-Im . J, JONES, Dentist, | tined to work arevolution in housefurnishings prices, r SWEEPING REDUCTIONS ON OUKCAKE- JOHN RUDDES, | ey selected stock of ewe tn E 513 Beventh street northwest, PB ny Stet Maker: £08 Fst au. ee Per 4 BowERTs 00, ee 0un sats aromas, DESIGNING, ENGRAVING AND ‘BE CAN SUIT YOU IN PRICK! ‘No one sells cheaper than he, 531 Seventh street northwest. 07 1TH BT., NEAR GAS OFFICR 213 [ATES TO OAGE PEOIAL Washington News and Gossip Index to Advertisements, ADTERTISING. AMUSEMENTS ATtonsrys AUCTION SALES. never} BOARDS BUsINE EXCURSIONS. &e. FAMILY SUPPLIES | NT Miscellaneous). NT (Oficos) . ENT s To the Senate and House of Representatives: In my annual message, delivered to Congress SALE (louwa), E (Lote) 2 | President transmitting the CHILE MUST APOLOGIZE Firm Stand Taken by President Har- rison in His Message, THE SITUATION REVIEWED, No Disposition Shown by Chile toExpress Regret or Apology FOR THE BRUTAL OUTRAGE Ppon the Sailors of the Baltimor=The President States the Demands That Have Been Made and Kecommends That They Be Adhered to and Enforced. The message sent to Congress today by the rrespondence im egard to the Chilean difficulty is as follows: ALK (Horses and Vehicles) . at the be ang of the present session, after a R SALE (Manos) .... 3) brief statement of the facts then in the poe FOR SAL# <(siecetiansoa)- svv-Pace | gession of this Government touching the as- S' GOODS Pare 8 LECTURES .. SPECIALTE . SUBURBAN PROPER WANTED (Board)... ED (Heip)....... WANTED (Houses), WANTED (ots), Statement of the circulation of Tux EVENING Stax for the week ending January 23, 1892 MONDAY, January 18, i922... SDAY, Janaary 19, 1892. WEDNESDAY, January 20, 192. THURSDAY, January 21, 1892. FRADAY, January 22, 1892... SATURDAY, January 23, 1892. ‘Total, Daily average... Corresponding Week 1591.....s.se.seee0 Isolemnly swear that the above is a true and correct statement of the circulation of Tae EVEN- ING Stam for the week ending January 2, 1892 J. WHIT. HERRON, Cashier Evening Star Newspaper Co. Subscribed and sworn to before me this twenty fitfh day of January, A.D. 1892 JOHN T. C. CLARK, Notary Public, 34,426 Mr. A. J. Hatronp, who has been reporting the proceedings of the House of Representatives for the United Press, has been promoted by Manager DeGraw to the position of Washing- ton news editor. Movexexr oF Siuver.—The issue of standard silver dollars from the mints and treasury ofices for the week ended January 23 was $229,209. ‘The issue during the corresponding Period of last year aggregated £205,220. The shipments of fractional silver coin from Jan- uary 2 to 23 amounted to 2379.32. A Bnazirsax Decure Svsrexpen,—The new Brazilian minister of finance has directed the consular representatives of the republic, by cable, of the suspension until May 1, 1892, of the recent decree regarding consular invoices on all goods shipped to that couatry, Bilis of lading only need be legulized by the consuls until that date. To Coxxaxp tur Ouso.—Commander F. E. Chadwick Las been ordered to command the repair ship Ohio, just acquired by the United States navy, and will join her at Boston, where she is expected to arrive in a few days from Philadelphia. Lieut. A. P. Nazro has been or- dered to duty on the Ohio as executive and Lieut. Wm. P. Elliott as navigating officer. She will be fitted out for service at Boston. Navat Onprks.—Lieutenant Commander H. B. Mansfield has been detached from the com- mand of the coast survey steamer Patterson and granted three months’ leave. Passed Aseist- ant Surgeon A. M. D: McCormick, detached from the receiving ship Minnesota and ordered to the Charieston. Assistant Surgeon George H. Barber, detached from the Charleston aud ordered to the receiving ship Minnesota, Der ox Boors axp Suors.—Many inquiries having been made as to why boots and shoes were not ineluded in the reciprocity arrange- ments with other countries the bureau of the American republics announces that under the Spanieh reciprocity treaty boots and shoes from the United States are now admitted into Cuba and Porto Rico at arate of duty 25 per cent less than is charged on similar articles from other countries. Under the reciprocity arrango- ment with the West Indies boots and shoes after the Ist of February will be admitted at a reduc- tion of duty 50 per cent less than is charged upon similar goods from other countries. Sim- ilar concessions from other countries, it is believed, will soon be announced. Pensoxat.—J. F. McBean of Chicago, H. F. Dunham of New York, Abner Taylor of Chi- cago and Courtney Thorpe of London, England, are at the Arno.—Miss KH. Hammond and Leary and k. A. Wilson of St. Paul and J. M. McMorrow of New York are at the Randall _—Wm. Sutton of Se Louis, J. A. Holmes of Massachi Ww. L Buchanan of Sioux City and W. H. Scott of Boston are at the Riggs. —J. M. Wea- i Ly Fei e Paco 1 | Sau the wa timore, on the evening of the 16th of October ast, I eaid . in tho streots of Valparaiso, Chile, upom ors of the United States Steamship Bal- “This Government isnow awaiting the result of un investigation which has been conducted criminal court at Valparaiso. It is re- cially thet the investigation is , and it is expected that the be communicated to this Gov- ther with some adequate end ¥ Tesponse to the note by which the ‘nlion of Chile was called to this incident. 1: these just expectations should be disap- dor farther needless delay intervene, £ . by a special message, bring this mat ugain to the attention of ‘Congress for such action ax may be necessary in my opinion © time has now come when I should lay before the Congress and. the country the correspondence between this Gove the Government of Chile, from ne of the breaking out of the revolution against Dalmaceda, together with sil other facts in the possession of the Executive De- ting to this matter. The diplo- adence i» herewith transmitted, With some correspondence between otticers for the time in command in Chilean waters and the Secrotary of the Navy and also the evidence taken at the Mare Isiand, navy Yard since the arrival of the Baltimore at Sau Francisco. Ido not deem it necrevary in tis communication to attempt any full analy- tis of the correspondence or of the evidence, A brief re-statement of the international ques- tions involved and of the reasons why the re- pures of the Chilean governmont are unsat- factory is all that 1 doem necessary, it may be well, at the outect, to say that, 1m this country or whatever may ba’ in Chile in eridciam of Mr. Egan, our minster At Santiago, the true history of this exetti: period in Chilean affairs, from the outbreak the revolution until this time, discloses no act on the part of Mr. Egan unworthy of hie thon or tuat could justiy be the occasion of serl- ous abimadversion or criticium. He has, I think, on the whole, borne himself, in very ty- ing circumstances, with digaity, discretion and, cuurage, and has couducted the with ability, courtcyy and fairness. RIGHT TO SHELTER NOT DENIED, Itas worth while slso at the beginning to say that the right of Mr. Egan to give shelter in the Jegation to certain adherents of the Balmaceda Government who applied to him for asylam bas not been denied by the Chilean authorities, nor has any demand been made for the surrender of these refugees, ‘That there was urgent need of asylum is shown by Mr. Egan's note of Au- gust 24, 1891, describing ‘the disorders that prevailed in Nantingo, and by the evidence of Capt. Schley as to the pillage and violence that prevailed at Valparaiso. The correspondence discloses, however, that the request of Mr. Egan for a safe conduct from the country, in bo- half of these refugues, was denied. The prece- dents cited by him 1 ‘the correspondence, par- ticularly the case of the revolation in Pera im 1865, did not leave the Chilean Govern- ment in a position to deny the right of asylum to political retugees and seemed very clearly to support Mr. Hgat's contcntion that m safe condact to neutral territory was a necessary and acknowledged incident of the asylum. These refugees have very recently, without formal safe conduct, but by the acquiescence of the Chilean authorities, been placed on board the Yorktown and are now being conveyed te Caliao, Pera. Thie incident might be consid- cred wholly closed, but for the disrespect mani- fested toward this Government by the close aud offensive police surveillance of the legation Promises which was maintained during most of the period of the stay of the refugees therein. After the date of my annual message and up to the time of the transfer of the retugees to the Yorktown the logation premises seem to have becn eurrounded by police, im uniform, and police s or detectives, in citizen's dress, who offensively scrutinized persons entering of leaving the lezation, and on one or more occas mons, arrested members of the minister's fam- ily. Commander Evans, who, by my direction, recently visited Mr. Egan at Santiago, in bie telegram to the Navy Department, described the legation as “a veritable prison,” aud states that the police agents or detectives were, after his arrival, withdrawn during bis stay. It pears further, from the note of Mr. Egan of November 20, 1591, that on oue occasion at least these police agen whom be declares to be known to him, inv: the legation premises, pounding upon its wine dows and using insulting and threatening lan= guage toward persons therein. This breach of the right of a minister to freedom from police espionage and restraint seems to have been #0 flagrant that the Argentine minister, who was dean of the diplomatic corps, having ‘observed it, fest calied upon to protest against it to the Chilean minister of foreign affairs, The Chilean authors have, as will be observed from the con ndence, charged the refugees and the iamates of the iegation with insulting the po- lice; but it seems to me incredible that men whose lives were in jeopardy and whose could only be secured by re tand quiet ness should have sought to provoke a which could only end in theit destruction, to aggravate their condition by imtensifying @ popular feeling that at one time so nit ‘THE ATTACK ON THE BALTIMORE'S SAILORS. But the most serious incident disclosed by the correspondence is that of the attack upon the sailors of the Baltimore in the streets Y possession, “So far as I meged 9 s been suggostss than ths it to these men as sailors the uniform of not in any individual mosity.” an He t ie : if lr i 4 i