Evening Star Newspaper, January 27, 1892, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS. M01 Pesusyivanin Avence, commer 11th St. by Tas Evening Star Newspaper Company, 8 H. KAUFFMANN, Pres't New York (fice, #4 Potter Building, ‘Tae Evextxe Stan ts wrved Che Loening Star. [Enteret at the Fost Off — eecond-class mall matter, j E™ Al] mail subscriptions must be paid im advance. K eeecal akira tite treks enor onmatiecicas Vo. 80, No 20,167 Ww ASHINGTON, D.C. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27. 1892. TWO CENTS. | SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL SPECIAL NOTICES. = ____ FINANCTAL. z FINANCIAL. | Nw IS THE VIME Yo SUBSCRIBE. = Sew series (Seventh) opens February 3, 1892. Awenican EASTERN BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. Secvarrs A ND Trusr Co 05 G ST. NW. nth per share. Ton eaca share, 13 PER CENT PP ANNUM SINCE ORGANIZATION. Paorir Subscriptions receive! and il snformation farnished, wate £00 Fe Capitorst CAPITAL, $1,250,000. Pav ave. ne | Receives deposi hae se = ith st. “io Fs. 2 Tliod Pa ave we ALEX. WeRENZIE ic MEADS Actw as trustee. Acts as euardian, Acts ns receiver. Acts as treasurer. Acts a8 assicneo, Acts: as financial agent, Furnishes nvestmenta, Loans money. i[ ue WASHINGTON LoaN AND TRUST COM- PANY . pays intsrest om de- TINATE. ‘The Free incomes. Keats safe deposit boxes. Atte Toxe accommodations, Draws wills free of charxe. CHARLES L. GURLEZ, Keeps wills free of charge. Bquitabie Life Assurancs Society, — pore’ 106 F st. OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS. AT. President. Woers & co. hime Furst Vies President ry F. Blount. Second Vice President. BANKERS, Percy B. Motzier...... ‘Treasurer. I Fete aw. | It Geore £, Kinmon: Secretary. YE Tae wit ROBINSON & LODGE Before making an investment in Washington suburban property, “They ae usuagers of FORT MEYER HEIGHTS, Richt on the Washington and Arlincton electric rail- ‘Way and only one-bait ule from city dusts. Accounts of Intividuels, firms, corporations and capt- talistseolicited. Our facilities are the best. cans made on real estate and other available col- foreien and domestic, drawn at cus- tomary usancen Letters of crvuiit available inal pags of the world fur- pibed. Jtyou have sny reason for changing your bank ac- es — Five to 1s <a alee NSON & LODGE, — 21-1 {and Atiantie building. 7 Woops & co., C. T. Havessen, BANKERS. Member Washington Stock Exchange Real Estate and Stock Broker, F Booms 9 and 11, Atlantic building. ; IDELITY 400 F street northwest, pooner anced ae teen INVESTMENT SECURITIES. NO Al Stocks, Bonds and Grain bought and sold for cash or SO BACK Di oniuargin. Aay amount loaned, repayable £13 per month oneach | Direct New York and Chicago wires. #2,000 advance!. Shares, $1 per month. Tolephone 42 73m THE PLAN EWKSBULY, W. B. HIBES, become mezbersof the Filelity Brouiway,N-Y. Bianacer, Association of Washington, D. C. for cue oF more of the followin reasons: Piet. For the purpose of investing their savings ‘Where one dollar Will earn as much singly as if it were Spartofthoumads. Our Buiding, Loan and Saving jem, Tiglit¥ characterized, is the banking system lacing the poor man’s monthly sav- Le millionaize’s ‘Member Washington Stock Exchange. LEWIS G. TEWKSBURY & CO., BANKERS AND BROKERS, 1335 F ST., WASHINGTON, D. C., Buy and sell for cash or om margin Stocks, Bonds, Graig, Frovisions aha Ou, . Direct private wires to New York and Chicago. Intezest ausowed on deposits Out-cr-town business a spectlty. ‘All Local Securities deait in Constant quotativis ais markets. " Lelephone 645. ete le purposes, For the purpose of canceling private mort- E ady mortesied. ‘The sual nus pait on @ certificate of wares Same to mature at atime when the proceeds Will cancel a private morteage as well as ash the by the association. Third. faces oF redeezinz a hom JO WORSE. CORSON & MACARTNEY, GLOVEK BUILDING, 1419 F ST. N. W. Bankers aud Dealers in Government Bonds. fl caus Fourth. Tor the purpose of xecuxmnlating a surplus Deposits. Fxchange, Loans. Collections, for the benefit of these who are depending on them | Railroad Stocks aud Bonds ati all securities listed Pons on the exchanwes of New York, Fbiladephia, Boston ahd Belthnere bouzht aad so, PLANS OUTLINED. Tostallment shares are issued by thisassociation of the par val $200. Every member subscribes for 3 Buumier of shares, agreeins to pay $1 per month om exch share for m period not exceewing 102 mont! ‘The accumulated savings of all members and the Profits as they accrue are ccaned to members desiring A specia.ty made of investuent securities, District Bonds and aij .ocai Kaitroad, Gas, Insurance and Tel- epluone Sto k deait in. American Bei: Teiephone Stock bouxht andsolé. jy 18 INSURANCE. CIAL PROTH E INSURANCE CO. A) fo yey off exetine mortzazes or to buy or erect | Mor “tir AM BALLANIYNE, Rowen. The interest is payable wouthiy and a tine | President. JAMES EO FITCH, Secretary. © Teach sound Seu day Oo aa te = i unusdally iow rates aiid each stisuter sates Sees eee 5 teen eeeenten ts is. For full irsoraation apply t2 the oflce investment of the funds of the assoc compound interest: when the accumulated savines ompany, LUG Gs! RW. ami the prodite the-won reach the sum equal to the par Value of the share in any series the mortgages of the borrowers are cauceled and nom-Lorrowers are pad 8200 for wach share held. TO INVESTORS. ‘We especially invite correspondence from persons Seeking a profitabic investment for money. We be- ‘eve we can offer larger profits than can be realized in uy Other way with absoiuce eaiety. No prudent investor will risi is principal to secure Glarge rate of interest Adesrabie investment must always besaie, but if safe, the la:ger the interest the better. © AND 10 PEK CENT PAID ON DEPOSITS FROM DATE OF DEPOSIT. Bbares ia fore. <sseeeeneeeD 000, OFFICERS. HARRISON DINGMAN. ......---.0..--000-+-President ANDEEW WALL......Ist Vice President and Manager GEORGE W. LEACH... ALONZO TWEEDALE. GEORGE GILSON 3NO. E. SMITH... EDWAKD S. YOAK_._..Manaxer of Loan Department For panpliets and information apply at the offs, Best door to BB-It te conceted by cverybody that WE are the largest EXCLUSIVE clothiers in America, Ovencoars. WEATHER IS A MORE EFFECTIVE ADVERTISER OF OUR OVERCOAT DEPARTMENT THAN WHOLE COLUMNS OF SEWSPAPERSPACE. WEUAVIE OVEKCOATS OF EVERY DE- SCRIPTION AND TO SUIT EVERYLODY. ALL OF THEM PROPER, STYLISH GARMENTS, AT MOVEKATE PRICES. Rosixsox. Panzer & Co., American Crorurens, 1200,1202 & 1204 FST.N.W. ST. NW. ‘Trustees, AMI-KICAN SECURITY AND TRUST CO., ‘A. ©. BELTION. Preident. ‘= Tue Stexexs-Lexcrex Lave. Especially desi«ned for all situations where increased Miumination is desired. More than 25,000 of these Lamps are now in use. ‘Testimonials, references or any desired information ‘Will be cheerfully given on application at THE GAS APPLIANCE EXCHANGE, 1428 New York ave. n.w. ATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, OF WASHINGTON, §.E. COR 1STH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE. CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS JANUARY 22, 1867. Reorganized under act Congress October 1, 1890. Transacts the business of & TRUST COMPANY Tx all tts various branches, Also the business of @ SAVINGS BANE as Dorr You Kxow ‘That our Pruning Saleis still in pro- Gress, and that if you are needing Car- And of & pets or Furniture you are missing the BAFE Dirosit COMPANY. greatest chance of the year to get them Capital: at out prices? Dow? sou xxow Weare selling Best Ali-wool 7éc. In- grain Carpets for 380.7 ONE MILLION OF DOLLARS. Acts as executor, ad:ninistrator, quartien of the es tates of minurs, committee of the estates of Junatics, Teceiver, assiquee and executes trusts of any and every description. Wills kept without chara, ‘Receives money deposits in sums of TEN CENTS end upward end allows interest thereou. Moury deposited before the first day and on the first, second and third daysof the month will draw interest from the frat day. ‘Loars mezey upon real estate and collateral security. Sells first-class real estate and other securities in ams of $500 and upward. Receives SILVER WARE and all kinds of VALU- ABLES upon deposit in capacious storage vaults of Dow you xxow ‘We are selling the Best 650. Ingrains for 480.2 Dowr you xxow Weare selling the Best 90c. Tapestry Carpets for 5e.? Dowr rou xxow ‘We are selling 750, Tapestry Carpets for 45e.? Asp pow? you sxow Caeurpesed dryness and security. SMALL SAFES FOK RENT FROM $5 to $125 PER That if you want Furniture, elthers SERUM. Chamber Suite or s Parlor Suite or » Office hours—Daily from a.m. to4p. m.,and until ptherwise ordered. im addicion to the rwgular office o'clock Pul., as iolows: each month Dining Room Suite or anything else that is made in wood, that we are Aead- s@ day of each month. quarters for bottom cash prices? Ge te Beets served aed of eyed sree ae we Ge ae Ie sou vost xxow eubesitated. “> “iso Sanday the 14th day will ‘Theve facts come and get posted. Manavetnont: BExyanis ages" W. H. Hozzz, Treasurer, PENN. E FEAST Ties w226 STH ST. AND PENN. AVE. aueent EOS Uirevanr, on Bensamin P. Snyder, pas C. 3 Aloe srerank & Sires Jouxsox, Gauxen & Co. quae, Ciatien A. Samson” 606 PENNA, AVE. Bi. & Wierd, Francis Kuaes, X. Jubasom, —o ho —< Fares tise, : melee ‘REMNANTS OF BLEACHED COTTONS. ea witem Beat. = 22280 zaris, Wameutee, and Pride of, the West 4-4 Tre Usiren Srares Bisgcued Cotton sn reasnantetrom 2 to 10 yarda at BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, i313 P st, WASHINGTON. Dees - is ton, bee SHEETING COTTONA. ee 0 ee ntl ant oo Mohawk Bleached Sheeting, 23e, Pernice ce ing derontet mn ano’ amount | 30-4 Lackwoed Mice bed Sheeting, Se. 5 ver cent intecest paid on npecia: depunits grom the| Q4and 10-4 Unbleached Shestine: 250 and Qe. Gate they aseisede. W. S HOGE President. ar (DANIEL. Secrecary. TABLE DAMASK. Stn. German Table Damask. Se ee eee | ea ee dozen up. Bert & Co.. Baxxzn rang bo A cena Kew Gi and 1gSFGietianue and Outing Cloths tor early epring, Se ‘Ladies’, Gents’ and Children's Winter Underwear at DEPOSITS EXCHANGE. DISCOUNTS. | STH, Srain cod rowel Carpete at coat. ‘A specialty made of investaent securities. Foreign exchange issued on all points. JOHNSON, GARNER & CO., — oo 6 Pe ove. aw. CANIIOL SiKEET Dulbae Tiere will be w meetme of the THURSDAY. 50, American All interested in furink the s Will be open trou 1 o'clock CHAS. B. BAILEY, Secret F. McANALLY, FORMERLY & hoa, The ye THOMAS Se with: B. J. 2 i Curma & topuanens r pros) PHE ESTATE OF THE on will be gion to the ection if not paid by ILLS DUE i TREASUL iMENI, OFFICE OF Reis foi us of ihe * porn 4. approved JuLy yptroiler of the Farmers at Thus. J. LUTTRELLS Tnwcoluit Saes inciide all kinds of Dry Great barga.ns ollered Joth stand Pa ave. Y SEE SHEIRY FOR PRINTING. 623 D 8: es SIT Was Cowen e Winter, T mean, and Tam prepared to keep you 7 Which I deliver promptly. warm with my Family € Never disappoint ay tun in cou weath Is coou logic ior a cowl dey ‘Those who have not the stock cannot avoid it, ‘Therefore buy ot 3 MAURY oy Coal Merch alt. Offices vist and In. w., 1206 Hu. w. und 160 M stn. tilda, eS 00K. FEAT, AND FO PrINTING. PRINTER AND PUBLISHER, Telephone athens, (jm) S CELEBRATED BU 2400 10 $700, Will be sold on the, following ary terms during Jan- are if purchaser 1s tu oA tee liars w Fear much Mar pier- ARETE BOS? aR. Pr. WAGGAMAN, Jab-tofeb Corser Vth ata G aia, Fee EE SEIT FOR ENGRAVING. oxsD st ALLEN C. banat Buysand Sells Resity, Negotiates Loans, Piaces Insurance, Acjusts Taxes. ‘That he has the co-operation of energetic aud pled gricneteg ‘Business solicited. _ 605 F st. n.w. SLARK ANNOUNCES THAT AS STATE BROKER 36-1 Faxovs Suozs. ‘The Greatest and Best on Farth for Ladiesin Bright Kid, Dull Kid, in all styles of toes most comfort- able for tender feet, yielding and Ditable to the feet, the only shoe to wear for tender feet and corns. ‘You can get your feet in first-class condition by wearing these shoes. The rush we have on these shoes Proves that the ladies appreciate the price, $3.50. These are our special shoes, Youcan't help but always buy them. Our $3.50 Men's Shoes are equally good. Our Patent Leather Shoes from 85 to $10 cannot beexcelled, Buy thew and be convinced. Wusox & Cane, 929 F ST. N.W. CARR CARR CARR CARR CAR can carn CARR caRR CARR CARR CARR CARR caRR carr CARR CARR carn ‘a2l-tr Baltimore Store, 4 and 6 West Baltimore st. bby suis, | Exiensicis Brousuais, Den Coals lin Coaches, € Nery low prices easli. ANDREW J. ic Oftice and als, for prompt cs Ware Roomn, TSE ste (Jantshn} 1 02s, 1030 Conn a Now For Heavy Repverioss. ine reduction ha! down the line. The ent: have been reduced, Few Plush Wraps at exactly half price, We still keep up our line of Fur Edge ‘Trimming. Lueiseuniber, “one price only" and that the lowest. Wuerr & Roorr, 905 Pa. 28 10 Pes Cexst Orr For Casa. GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF — ROBES. — ‘We have marked down the prices of & larce lot of Ail-wool Kobes, IN SOME instances at about HALF PRICE, as we wish to close then: ous this season, and those in search of BARGAINS will now have an oppor- tunity to xet a xood Largain. Weare also offering our whole stock at ex- tremely low prices to reduce itas low as possible during this month. ON PRICE, IN PLAIN FIGURES. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, sw PA AVE ‘we Formerly with M. Willian, No. O31 F st. nw, AGENT FOR DB. H. SANCHE'S ELECTROPOISE “*VIOTORY.” ———— eT OLD Lav) aa COMMUNICA Bloor iarimeny Leice, No. 1 MSE Terheid at ie Seu tasty of the. Scottigh ‘ite Gost nw, THULSDAY, January 2S, at Pin. sharp, to attend the fm Hauiphrey (E,W i te ESLEY cuare Gospel hess ‘Haw {plow Mission. bee shorty of th an, (Out this 0 ¥ FoR anized by the e District of Co . Ke iety of th 4criphion whut es of stack pure receives cohunissions plrchave or transfor of Hc Uritie moerelan tal delivery is utde, OF ion for e.ther as real est as CoM IStOR, r. With two ut sureti everal recvgn' zane to the Ce Coliiubia, in the upon commision Bhd Of Stel subse a, the aac ss Ain nano of Sollers & Brown, at US Ce. 0. ington D. C., has this day been disso.ved by consent. CHAS. Wy. SOLLE! FRANK W. BKOWN. s former!y conducted by cor, Ist and C sis, n.W.y he late firm WASHINGTON Tie jartnershi + Wash taal Iwill continue the busi Sotiers & Brown, dracy: assuiue all liabilities, and all debis dite Are payable tome Thestore will be incharge of resis: tere cists and prescriptions will Leaccarately at any hour, day or ni-lt.. will also keep on hand a fui lins of everything usually tound ine Urst-ciuss drug store and solicit a share of your yatronace. FRANK W. BROWN. LD, HAVING QUALI rater Uf the estatevor Dr, sed, hereby notifics all per- vi Chat to present th sane, diy Verified, for payient, and all person uuicevted to suid estate are hereby requested to make iuninediate settiewent, G. HATLEY NORTO! datowdt" NOTICES. e MI ONERS OF qm THE ANNUAL MEETING c City Orphan Asyiam will 414i st, u.w., BIDAY, Jan invited. owing bilis, With request Propiety of enacting tien. Bo fore reporting on these Hills theConntssie know it any Tews that_purbos seen nas on thie nirday. 340 matant—A_ ot corporate the Wasiunuton and Blsdensiuine Street Katiway Company ius Lor he satin at the tion of Toth st. wes) and Pennsylvania ave. Funning thence south wiore 15 west to D | candidate w ° FRB tue ‘A. HM ot ROBERT HALL, tran 5 | ronning Meiro- moatann Bir weardly. to SINE VEGU.AR MibtiNG OF GHe| stand I sts. n. cuntwardly on Baste tre. 10 B~ Centrai Labor Union wiil be held TOMOW thence northeast ward LOW (thursday) EVENING at So'eloc at hed Men's Square north Hall, € st, between Oth and is requested. Ime and te transacted and election of ol to the Disc ADIL CS. 1000) te the Wasuington and ‘0, Colum t Mark's 1. PERIDAY, Public cordially MISS MAGGIE GAULE OF BALT ‘will be at 110 THURSDAY 3 | S~ Fie. enuited *An | >TO T CAB DilVERS OF WASH re iin “and “actus | BE ton Traits ty T Lighly appreciate ail tust you for ise. ie Grand Army of ti exty of Washi and Ai authors of the family I take 8 eratitude to. oF abil Upon such cone Dy th oct suown to my f the death o1 my estecine heart 1 return you ius Jou beloved wise, a) thane, Ny atirowd the Diste ‘asia ai the tuter- seston of ts tracks om (Ru aunvet with tt BUPth 7 Along Gch street to strest north salou F strest to Lith TSsOLUIT Street west vaions and with the fine of Lith wreet tout | > eee Street nor Bsiscet north to its trecks ou said | lhe partnership heretofore existing between the an- | B Market. J. W. DOUGLA: veined, tinder the firm © of Watts & Son, Lt. ROSSELI. is day Wenwary “dissolved ty mutual | ESTABLISHED MARCH, 1801, Ta enaane oon wilt be made ant EY abvulties of the late firm will be ee by kuward GENESEE NATIONAL SAVINGS AND Loa | 3! wat Sho wh ASSOCIATION OF ROCHTSTEK, N. X. : TDWAKD J. WATTS. SHARES, $100 EACH. Monthly paytueats, Uue. per'share. Incorporated, WASHINGTON OFFICERS: Under HENRY A. CADY, President, ‘The Laws Resi Estate, 711 14th st.n.w. Having purchased the interest of ( = china and houseturnishime busin 7th st. bw. J tespertiilis solicit acontinuance o: the patron towed on the iate fir. ‘EDWARD J. WATTS. Of the G.WARFIELD SIMPSON, Vice Pres't, FLANAGAN SELLS NECKLACES. Slateof N. ¥, Merchant ‘Tailor, th and Gsts.n.w. ae And GEO. T. PARKS,Sec'yana Treas'r, | HIS COLLECTION 18 UNIQUE. Examined Real Estate Broker, G14 F st.n.w. BIS ie elcanars housek wore, By the GEO. A. PREVOST, Attorney 531 Seventh street northwest. uw. State Bank (Whitaker & Provost, G10 F st.n. w.) RUDDEN'S FURNITURE HOUSE, Eeaminera, —_piniorons: = Wm. ©. Mertz, Geo, T. Parks, — % B. ee ase z. = Se zn oun S. Garr jas. A. Jovan, DO YOU KEEP CHICKENS? WP Gara ‘G-W. Snanson, S-1. Yrench! Geo. A. Prevost. Give them plenty of pounded charcoal. It tones them up aud brightens the coor of their Su vP aed Wattien and’ makes ‘them altoyetiior Ye Call o send to office for descriptive cirenlars, &e. GEO. T. PAKKS, Sec'y and Treas'r, Ja8-Im_ Ola F st. ew <= ED OF TRI It so cull and examine my examples of Work, arn my prices, and you will go nO fur tier. Lowest prices consistent with wood work. BYLON Bb. ADAMS, Job Frinwer, 2 1 =>BANJO PLAYERS WILL F <a picte stock of stri MOGs wokCH soos NUS! Ea MONEY TO BUY HOMES, “now plan. cost more than rent. Death te juents and the home Leones to your faiu.ly ire 2A. MES Tsun tetuad years 48 the upplicaut may DENT, WAY TO BLY 4 HOME ALLMENT PLA tie Mlars arly ty ROBT MORIIS, G United Security jue in ‘Trust < “le Cxpital $1,000,000. Fuil paid. dies. Y Kuaranteed. ‘Tonica Water. Bes BETTER Now Than LAST YEAR, Probabiy BETTER YET NEXT YEAR, The REMINGTON STANDARD TYPEWRITER ‘Keeps constantly improving Zin practical q ities, hence its constantly increasing popularity in the markets of the world. WYCKOFF, SEAMANS & BENEDICT, jalS-tr 8TH AND F STS. N.W. ae TON & RUPP, STATIONERS, 421 11TH ST. N. W. « Blank Books, Copying Presses, Stands, &c., Letter Files, Document and Cash Boxes, Office Fixtures. Wedding and ‘Visiting Cards Engrayed and Printed. d8-2m Dit, JOUN A. DALY. DENTIST, HAS RE ith and F sts. “Tevepuone No. WU. <SNOTICE OF CUPARTNERSHIP. JNO. A. PRESCOTT. CHAS. C. PRESCOTT. NO. A. PRESCOT! & SON e that {hey nave this FIRST ANUAL, ive, entered into @ co- HEAL ESTATE BROKERS And have suceeded to the business Wuieh has Deen #0 jouw successfully conducted by the senior member Of the firm in the . eee FOS. aig Ft. 3. Where, by strict appication to sad.rompt and faith- fu dispaten Of busibess, they hope to Muerit, ahd do Tost eurucstiy solteit, puolic rave . MEAL ESTATE BULGH | AND SOLD, HOUSES KEN'TED, RENTS COLLECTED, In fact, everyting done tat comes within the scope Of real vatate ti E . LEWIS, who hasbeen the prin- tor dno. A. Preseott for the past eight yea S uth nn the new rm im c! of the sales departivent. ‘&. W. Joyce, dalesman. JNO. A. PRESCOTT, CaS. C. PRescort, deal Estate Brokers, Kellowe butiding, jal-1m 4416 F st. nw. waren NOTICE. WASHINGTON, D. C., January 1, 1892. b associated with me in the ate. (Giacies C."Feeacosts under the Em ote & Som i Elan ae We ‘at are hereby extended to the niluic toz te very generous patronure o Ends lait yeara” Acontinusuce or public favor and Coutidence im wolleited. ‘INO. A. PRESCOTT, Estate Broker, Inuiidii, Taig Pot. nsw. jal-Im ‘“MERTZ’S" TAILORING LORE. ‘We aim to keep our clientele postedon the nowest Ideas in tajlormg. Just now our tine is largely taken up in making Preparations for the spring. Early you may think—but then we have to take time by the forelock, We W. ©, MERTZ’S Tailoring Shop, 220 616 1ithst. n.w. DRY UNDER A NEW NAME. TOLMAN STEAM LAUNDRY, 491 to 490 C at. nw, ‘We call for and deliver all Isundry. Beg Ese suri a jal2-1m auaorn st. N.W. Oxygen by Absorption. A cure for diseases without medicine by a simple play upon nature's laws. ‘LA GRIPPE cured in from 8 to 24 hours, (Office hours—12 to 2 p.m., 3t06 p.m. 5 al Ke ™ D. Bane, IMPORTING TAILOR, 211) Pa ave. ‘Fall and Winter Hoveltics received. apl4 T can duplicate any order for Furniture ever placed With any house in thiscity. Ibelteve I can give be! ter inducements in the way of price and terms of pay ment than otters can. No one can mako deliveries quicker than Ido. 1t being my desire to maksevery* Purchaser satisfied with the expenditure, whether > FOB Your Eve. An expert oculist will be at my store next Fri- ay. Examination free | lance or small, I would rather ciose up my establish- as ment than to acquire the reputation of misrep.eseut- sspeiaoed ing for cain. ‘The bargains I have offered and am yet GEO. W. SPIER, offering in Jeweler and Optician, CHAMBER SUITES AND SIDEBOARDS B10 9 st. n.w., near Pa, ave, | Aro such as to test the stability of any house. By | them you can i nt of the char: my line of goo: ness. Come in and xo t Ket my prices—they are “eel, SOFFIcIn! Wasi DEPARTMENT OF STATE, n. ». C., January 26, 18e2.—In- ved at thin department from cousul general of the United, Isiands, of the dh ¢ Api, of MOMMIS SCAN- rates, “He-diepatch No. t JOHN RUDDEN, 513 Seventh street northwest, wl In every way the Edison Mimeograph ia s=>JUST NOW Bright Gas Heater, $3.50. eany to manipulate, nnd iedsy the see feduplicatiay machive.. lis work is pets Asbestos Gas Stoves, $4.50. New Combination Heaters, Also the Halis’ Heater, only $1.75. ‘We can give you a satisfactory heat, ‘The Halls’ ‘Heater is a novelty; works with alamp. Call and ex- amine. fect aud iis cost & fraction of yous printers! Bul. Would you be in the van? J.C. PARKER, Bookscsier and Stationer, 27 G19 7th st. n.w. re" 0 DAYS MOKE Tromptly with Thursday evening those fine Suitings now being offered | at 25 per cent and Trouserings at 15 | per cent off will revert to their usual Prices. As my customary charges are below those of other first-class tailors you will see the value of thia ©. A. MUDDIMAN, 614 12th st. iS ees VS. PROGRESS. usy, enterprising men are rapidly adopting the Phonograph. Do you wish to “keep abreast of the ti Phonographs teased, oid or sent on tr THE COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH CO., bs wail double opportunity, 80 act quickly. OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF SE ~ the Listriet umbia, Washington, Jan- G. WARFIELD SIMPSON, Uary Zo, 1592.—Tu whom it day concern. Lhe Com- Inissiontrs of the District of Columiuia have received from Consressthe following bill, with 1 ‘VieWs as f0 the propriety ot € uur on this bili tie Co, Hjections, if any’ “Expert in Trousers." Cor. th and G sts. nw. AKL YUU WELL INFOAMED? 327 Te, Fou know your home snd ¢i should? We havea new map of te Dy Beary subd Streets 1040 you un a cauura. ve faidsonse, compre- Tensive aiit tive Leat pot isanect. Sized by b teat. Price, #1. Don't you neeu cue! FRED. A, SCHMIDT, id propose t lewisiatios and for thit purpos= will old a special session Lro'clock 1. on FRIDAY, the oth Instant, to ctve heagune to patties interested: A UilL CS. 47Ur an att entitied "*An act to incorporate the aud Wostern Meryiand Ons, §eiV avenue, Ke. fo amend ington Railroad i mneHt road, C01 Artiste’, Architects’ and Engmecrs' Requisiten, oF wLOUL 504th st. Uez7) Brauch, 1722 Fa, ave. B. r y meuns of wbridee $0 «1 no: to interfere with t:e operation of the sud cana, its Gavel oF trefiie, oF with the travel on or the pul Use of said Governinent or Kiver road, aud to proceed fi int of crossing and alone the naland row as aloresaid, FeO Bakes _vicvere Lamps. Wedaraday, January £7, 189%. CHICAGO HEADIIGHT, No. 1. ‘(Mekel-pisted Basti) Tn ine of the Disirit of Col Cold rolled and joints pressed tovether ; no soldering ; tN, operate and e7i0 relector easly detacled. wii tur blow out crab ine with ali tao necessary, 55 ween the said point Of crossnue au District ite as way hereafter be surveyed and American muko—American price. Yond between the said compauy und t uuuissioners of tue District of Coluiuild, J. M DOvGLASS, J. W. LOSS, W sionsrs D. CL qos: MFG. CO. GORMULLY & JEFFERY $a27 1: HOMES! Messrs, Kennedy & bee FOR A CATALOGUE. oN a Sea We can show testimonials from many THE NORTH SIDE Washington users of the TORRID FUR-/ oF NACE. It never fails to give unqualitied MASS. AVE. satisiaction. Its heating power is wonder- BETWEEN ful, while it ean berun with @ minimum & Davis cave personal feel ego of fuel. Not only du we put in Furnaces by ‘workmanlike methods, but we use the nt- most precaution against fires—s point not to be ignored. 8. 8. SHEDD & BRO., 452 Oth st. now, Serr sas “ROCKVILLE 18 HEALTHY.” So says Hon. Join ‘T. Vinson, for several years au- Aitor of the District of Columbia and now judge of the circuit court embracing Montgomery county, He re- sides at Rockville. FOR HEALTH, COMFORT, CONVENIENCE AND 18ST AND 2D STS. N. E. FRONTING TWO STR: WIDE PARKING. has three stori hace room and VuUlt, electric ightine, & base weut aud back building. Close € Capitol, prune Uuidings aud cor lines. © albu Re SPEPENDS UPON THE “MODUS OPE Many succeed where others have failed. Unprofit- able propertics have been aln.ost instantly trausiormed into the inost profitale turous changing hands and being improved. We have a piece of property on a Principal street which 10,000 will buy and convert into a gilt-edged investinent. * FKOCTOR & PROCTOR, _ $26 007 G st. n.w. =A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR TWO or Uhiree parties With $1,000 oF more to join du the purcua-e of ue of the ost desicab.# business . eleven rooms. 227 provertivs on 14th st. j secoud payient wot due ior two years; reut interest, the best street 1 | ECON te diy toe speculation, “Badoe Sere wae eee NOMY YOUR SUBURBAN HOME SHOULD BE oftice. $2620 AT WEST END PARK, ROCKVILLE. qs HODGES" NATIONAL BINDERY. Et > very little cut: her to cents. gestelue | 28 706 EIGHTH BT. ¥ W. A CONDUCTOR —o—o— = A HAVE KEMOVED M1} cl Sas ES aD ay once Hom ‘S100 Mat, ‘Dr. jall-Im Ri gq => SWEEPING REDUCTIONSON ‘Must have a timepiece i oes that he can depend upon to ‘full: ect tock: . Droris inventory of stocss = OF MAPS be correct aiways, We are 3i-Su1 ‘Sliirt Maker. 608 ¥ st. nw. ance Wace on meek POET 4 owERTS 00. ‘Mon that is without an equal. It va- les 35 scconds ina year; you may teat before you buy; we sell at the lowest notch Possible and on time to right parties. DESIGNING, ENGRAVING AND PRINTING FOR SOCIAL AND BUSINESS USES. 7 10TH BT., NEAR GAS OFFICR 4013 SPECIAL RATES TO CASH CUSTOMERS. i <a ‘or: ‘cheertul GOUES avenwe ee WILLS Manure, Sel lev werner Thursday eiteracon: wave. | OCEAN s Wastington News and Gossip Index to Adver:isementa, ADVERTISING... AMUSEMENTS. ATTORNEYS: rrr FINANCTAT oR LEASE. NE t = LEGAL NOTICES. LOCAL MENTION. LOST AND £UUQ. MANIC) MEDICAL MARKIAGES, HISCELLANEOU ONLY WA NEW PUBLICATIONS. NOTARIES Pe POTOMAC RIVER BOATS PIANOS AND USGANS.,..,. PERSONAL... PROPESSIONAL PROPOSAL WANTED Cowes) WANTED Ctooms) WANTED Gitaati —The squadron of American war ships which bas been lying off Montevideo for some time is still here. To Be Rermxp.—Paymaster John F. Tarbell has been ordered to appear before the retiring board. Boxps Keprrarp.—The amount of 414 per cont bonds redeemed yesterday was ing the total redemptions to date $23,058,500 and leaving outstanding $2,446,.00, Surrmsostan Ixstireriox Reorxts.—Tho President has approved the joint refolation to fill vacancies in tho board of regents of the | | Smithsonian Instit ion. Tur Cnantrstox Postastersmr. ored deiegation from South Carolina, incl ex-Representative Miller, BR. and LeGrand M. Faire, waited on K. Washington @ President nt of Dr. Pensowat.—A. L. Parkes of New York, Geo. W. Dare of Chicago, 8. C. Johnson of and Minott Mitchell of Watertowns N. ¥ at Willard’s,—F. 8. Carroll of Takoma, D.C., Tanis of Maryland and Chas. J. Lew New York are at the Rex Harris of Williamsport, Philadelphia, Jno. Forrest of Southport, J.E. Packard of Oxtord, N.¥., an Duane of Vhiladelpbia are at the kigs Wm. A. Mayer ot New York, S. Simon of nd Wm. T. Beck of Chi- lington.—Cowell Wood ew York, A. Foster Higgins of New York, John M. Young of Williazusport, Pa., H. i. Aldrich of Chicago aro at the Shoreham.— Jobu Little of the army, Chas. if. stevens of Philadelphia, H. Libbey'of Virginia and E. B. Nash of Cortland, N. Y., are at the Evbitt.— James Lanagan of Chicago, L. B. Hall of New York, 1. E. Patten of liartford, Conn., George Meteal of Cineinnati and Fred A. Cook of Portland Ore., are at the St. James.—John Lombard of’ Ludlow, Vt, EH. Ba- con of Chicago, F. "Layman of Pit burg and James W. Keefe of Oswezo are at the Howard House.—It. C. Fellows of a} New York, J. Boyd Expy of Fredonia, Ohio. and H. D.’Couverse of Palmer, Mass,’ are ai the Elsmere.——E. D. Morgan of Ohio, Harry 8. Coleman cf Toledo and Jas. D. Huilen of Columbus, Obio, are at the Johuson.—Jobn H.' Rice ‘of New York. Geo. W. Boyd of Philadelphia and G. W. Seavy ef Boston are at the Normandic.—E. H. Burris of New York, J. B. Murphy of Boston, M. 1. Tackett of Greensburg, Ind. and K Sanderson of Duluth, Mamn., are at the Na- tionai,—J. J. A. Powell of Virginia, J. A. Smith. of North Carolin & Pasco of Plorida and E. A. Alco of JF del- phia are at the | Metropoliten.—Joln Sleicher, editor of the New York Mail aud I. press, accompanied by 3irs, Sleicker, is at v Shorcham.—Mr. H. W. Keaner, who lias boon confined to his bed with typhoid fever for the past two monihs, is somewhat better and ex- pects to be out in a few da: President Baker Here to Look After the Proposed 85,000,000 Appropriation, President Baker of the Chicago directory the world’s Columbian exposition arrived in the city this morning to assist in impressix upon Congress the necessity of appropria ing €5,000.000 for the beucfit of the world’ fait It is not deemed likely, however, that President Baker or auy of the other advocates of the appropriation will obtain a hearing from any of the committees until after the proposed inves tigation of the world’s fair expenditures is disposed of. The plan of Chairman Durborow, which finds indorsement from Congress man Springer and other friends of the world’s fair,is to proceed very cautiously in urging the appropriation upon the menbers of Congress, “At present there is some opposition on the part oi members of the House,” said Chair- man Durborow of the world’s Columbian com- mittee today, “aud i do not consider it judicious to press the question of appropria- tion for a month or six weeks yet. In the meantime a great of work is being done with the members in explaining the situation, and au investigation will probably be made and a deal of light thrown on the situation and much in- formation be spread before the members. ‘They will then be pre} to consider the bill when it comes up, which will probably be be- tween the middle of March and the Ist of April. 1 do not believe in undue haste.” DISTRICT IN CONGRESS. To Abolish the Offices of Recorder of Decds and Kegister of Wills, ‘Senator Kenna would not be in the least dis- 600,mak- | WORK OF THE FLAMES Fire Causes Serious Damage in Sev- eral Places, IGE AN INCH THICK ON THE FIREMEN. Minister Reid Denies Reported Commercial Negotiations. OTHER TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. FIREMEN CASED IN ICE, The Weather Was Severe at the Burning of Many Church. Five was discovered the French street and Arras, N at 45 Chur. Hata in ten minutes the ¢ tract a tra was wrapped im flames, The priest in charge, Father Lavigne, fave th but he firemen some of them n inch thiek their comrades J % re kon »; RATLEOAD SHOPS BURNED. 4 The Queen and this pl rned at 6 o'elock Faliy 500 men meut. Everything vtihe round house aud the Jrigin of the fire is Creve this morning. are thrown Was « master uuki echante wa. hoe. ASTED To DEATH IN A FARM MOUSE. j Kexpatawnar, 1 Jan farm house of Ge Myers, near bere, was burned 1 Marion Myers, eighteen years uda brother of Mrs. Myersnamed Owens yeeterday, ad to denth The other bers of Consivtiog Of #even persons, barely escaped with their livem CAME SEAR NEIXG A HoLocaDer, Preece, Pa., Jan. A fire ina row of teneme son East Ohio street, Alle- shi at narrowly escaped resulting inan awful holoc as one boy was ed to death completely dest tue houses were Spring Garden Te isa row of #ix three-story frame tenon ed by Christian Boorick and occupied twenty families, mostly Hun- gurians, About 10:39 o'clock last night flames were 5 from ti r tho first 2 Le old Zoch, ¢ boumen, re the depart- spread to Mra and Were ereep= Nearly all of the ed tor the night, but they ud a graud rush Jor the street Many of the women and children wore cut off by the flames and wore ts th dows by firemen. ‘They force ms in their night clothes and c Was experion a the an= Finaliy si the occupants, as it w {, but this morning h was in the an orpuan and in the excite- cnished abont midnight, L The balf- Tae tumilies who were burned out d for by the neigtl and this tuerning were comfortably clothed by dona- Mons trom the more mate ones. Thy cause of the fire ie not known, The Joss will not exceed $5,000. oTmER ries. Cazcaso, Jan. 27.—A tire in D. W. Ryan's cooperuge factory, 19 to 27 Coventry street, last evening, did about £30,000 damage to stock and building. fhe drying kiln con- Jtained about 150,000 staves and barred heads, wiich mace good material for a fierce bi! cousumed. The greater part of these were From the drying room the fumes made their way to the portion of the building in which the machinery Was stationed. Two hours of hard fighting wore required toes- tingaish it Puapenrma, Jan, 27.—Fire early thi morning damaged the Mt. Vernon public school Puilding to amount of £5,000. A moot- ing of the schoul board had beon held a few hours previous and fire is believed to bave been caused by cigar stumps thrown op the floor. —— MINISTER KELDS DENIAL He is Not Negotiating New Commercial Keguiations With France. Pants, Jan. Mr. Whitelaw Reid, the United States minister, hus for the past week been confined to his residence by a alight ate tack of influenza. He has now recovered, but do not aliow him to leave the ing that he might suffer a relapse, the proms called upon wy end showed him a number were recently published im in wh 4, nexo- io Paris for reductions wilks and wines in sane aa cuties « am notat xotiations were about; {our Diate Department, but You can tay Lbave not made, nor bave I been rized to make, any suggestions aflecung silks or wines” a vn THE KAISER IS THIKTY-THREE Topay, Celebrations in Berlin «nd Throughout the German Banpire. Benttx,Jan.27.—This is the thirty-third anni- ersary of the birth of Emperor William of Germany. The imperial family at the brenk- fast hour waited ina body upon the emperor and preeented Lim with numerous floral affer- inge and with many presents. The emperor seemed to be much pleased and said a few gracious words to all present. At 10:00 o'clock this morning the imperii family attended religious services in the chapel of thevastic. A largely attended reception foulowed, all the leading members of the diplo- matic corps being present. In the meantime a detachment of Sired an imperial salute of 101 guns. At 1230 there was a military reception, tue most im- portant oficers of the army and navy being in attendance. The emperor also received the members of the government and was presented with congratul.tory addresses from the mayors and muuicipalities of many of the great and small cities of the empire. The emperor beamed with good humor. aaa PEAYING TO DIE, Cyrus W. Field Gives Up and Has Ne Wish to Live. ‘New Yous, Jan. 27.—Cyrus W. Field is pray- ing to die. No one who has known him be- lieved that he would ever yicid to anything that assailed him until breath ceased. But it is other wise. “Ob, it's no use, no use,” he faintly saya, “it's all nothing mow. Oh, that it should all -