Evening Star Newspaper, February 6, 1892, Page 17

16 f : : .THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., SATURDAY! FEBRUARY 6, 1892—SIXTEEN PAGES, MENTIO} The Weather. YORECAST TILL FIGHT P. 4. SUNDAY. For the District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia, variable winds, becoming southerly, ‘end warmer clear weather today; warmer and fair Sunday. CONDITION OF THE WATER Temperature and condition of water at 8 am: Great Falls, temperature. 33: condition, 90. Receiving reservoir, temperature, 36. Con- dition at north connection, 6; condition at eouth connection, 18, distributing reservoir, temperature. 33; condition at influent gate house, condition at effluent gate house, 36. High Water. Low Water. 43am 2:18 p.m| 8:13am. 9:10 pm Waxxrxo, riding or even comfortable sitting is denied to any sufferer with piles. Berrox's ile salve (50 cents) cures every form f this painful ailment. Harmless and clean. oma, California, pure grape wines. - Ls bg PF oth st nw. Dox'r Go Ovr Woorty and come in shorn; and don't walk around telling people Low Bervous you are and all broken un with Rervousnees before you've tried that king of nerve tonies—Dr. Hexer's celery, beef and igon. Itrules the nerves. At all druggists. Wanestises! Varentives!! Vaventives!! Cuarman & Tavion, : 915 Penna. ave. Rane Orp Mepicrsat Wurdkres. Select liquors at moderate prices. American wines, eonnoisseur’s choice. Unrivaled Virginia port. Direct imported beverages on equality with New York importations. Cun. Xaspen, 909 7th a nw. Anririctat eyes, #5 up. Hrorcer’s, 453 Pa. av. Faxovs California cocktail, 1 per bottle. S17 9th st. now. Lane Cunmxnxs. CA, Meppr4as, 614 12th st A $1.19 “Sar” rox You. Derby Hats of the reg ular Two and Two-forty ali shapes and sizes—21.19. Faaxc & Sox, One Price, Cor. 7th and D. ‘Man's Deer Hats. Latest st Large stock. Leaders at 31.50, $2 and £2.50. Extra value at these prices. A. I. Lewis, 4357th. Tnrensat Cincecarixe Lisxany, 511 Lith st. Eowxp Sreax, 7c. per Ib. Sirloin steak, Ye. per Ib. Porterhouse steak, 1c. per Ib. J. 2. D. Pyzes, 412 4th at. se. 187th st ne. Monroe st., Anacostia, Laur Om. C. A. Muppistas, 614 12th st. Cativorsia Cocktam, the latest and most pleasant drink for parties and receptions. : 317 Sth st Ww. jes. Low prices. Canrets Crzaxep by the Empire Carpet ‘Works, €31-€35 Mass. ave. n.w., are made moth provf free of charge. Telephone +: CITY AND DISTRICT. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT Azsavon’a—J. K. Emmett, jr.,in “Fritz in Ireland.” Narioxat.—J. C. Duff's Opera Company in “The Queen's Mate.” Acaprax or Mcsic.—Wm. Haworth’s play, “The Ensign.” ‘Hanus’ Busov.—Dan McCarthy in “True Irish Hearts.” Kersax's Lrerca Turaten—Gus Hill's World of Novelties. Coxcoupia Cuvacu Cuaret.—Grand Bazaar. cneS aes CONDENS: D LOCALS Mx. A Leo Ksorr will deliver a lecture on “American History” to the members of the National Society ‘of the Daughters of the American Hevolution, Weduesiay evening at 8 ©'clock, in the upper parlor of the Higgs House. ‘A Mass Mzetrso, under the auspices of the Non-Partisan W. C. T. U., will be held tomor- row at $ p.m. at Foundry Church. Gen. 0. B. Wilcox and Representatives E. A. Morse and J.D. Tayior will speak. Mrs. J. Ellen Foster will “AT THE Mertixa of Decatur Lodge, No. 9, K. of P., Past Chancellor Robt. W. Waters was ted with a handsome past chancellor wel. Ricuagp CLemexts was given ninety days m fell Dy Judge Miller yesterday for assaulting father. Tux STocKHOLDERS axD a Wimo- daughsis bold their regular social meetin; ‘Tuesday Boris Februsty 2 Mrs. HL. Mew Guirk will give a talk upon “Americanism.” Tae Le Dsorr Pank Livezany Soctery met Jast night at the residence of Mr. Springer, 5lsSpruce street. After the business meeting was beld an enjoyable program was rendered, after which dancing was eujoyed. ae ‘The Lincoln Sailors’ Monument Association. The Lincoln Sailors’ Monument Association met last night and appointed Mr. John F. Cook treasurer and David Clyburn assistant treasurer. It was decided to make the Cen- trai National Bank the place of deposit, where money can be sent. Five thousand dollars, it is said, has already been pledged ee ee fea In Memory of Gov. Hovey. At the meeting of the Indiana Republican Club in Grand Army Hail this evening distin- guished Indianians will speak of the life and ablie services of the late Gov. Alvin P. jovey. As the public, ladies and gentlemen, have been mvited it is expected that this will bea large gathering. —— Longfellow Literary Society. ‘The second quarterly election of officers of the Longfeliow Literary and Debating Society took place at the residence of Miss Grace Stone, 1010 25th street northwest, last night. The fol- lowing officers were elected: President, Mr. Gray Harley; vice president, Mise Grace Stone; treasurer, Mr. John Seleeman; secretary, Miss Carrie Lanman, and librarian, Miss Lulu Lan- Tan a Foreign Missions. Mr. Dulles, treasurer of the foreign mission board of New York, will speak at the Church of the Covenant on Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Dulles are the guests of Mra. Thomas Wilson. gis Record of Deaths. The deaths reported to the health office dur- ing the twenty-four hours ending at noon to- day shows a further decrease in the daily mor- tality, there being but cleven deaths reported. Burial permits were issued for the decedents & follows: White--Sa rah H. Williams, 37 years, eardiac embolism: Addie C. Smith, 18 years, consumption: Mary E. Tiller, 1 month, pul- Monary congestion; Sarah KR. Sebastian, 41 {oA Sommamption; Agnes Wall, 42. years, t failure. Colored—Jobn H.'Reddick, 28 Years, peritonitis: Lewis Jordan, 1 month, con- Valsions; Arabella Dunlav, 3 years, eatarrhal Pucumonia: infant of Eliza Thomas, 10 days, Repbritis; Sadie M. Shippen, 23 months, tuber cular meningitis; Susan Butcher, 56 years, heart disease. eee itecae ‘The Golden Cross, At the regular meeting of Potomac Com- Mandery, United Order of the Golden Cross, on Tuesday evening last the following officers were installed by Grand Commander Jobn N. RK. RB, John S. Meacham: P. K.. Ralph I. fall; W. ‘Mary ‘arthy: W. O. G., Lemuel C. at , No. 128, United Order of the Golden N. C., Jas. W. Loveless; V. W. H., Jobn C. Swift; W.1.G., Mra M i] Eble: N. C., H. K. W. Patterson; V. N. C., Miss WH. Fletcher S. Voge: W. i. G... Mrs ; P.N. C., Pranklin B. Holden. Crows, last evening the foliowing officers were an Humpbrey; N. K.K., Joseph Trainor; F. K. R., Stetson; W. O. G., Gerhart E. Toepper if Eugenie A. Yates; W. P., Kobert W. Burnside Me P. the x meeting of Halevon Com- installed by G: Commander John N Robert D. Meston; treasurer, James 8. Sharp; & wa — Deputy Grand Commander as Humphrey is still confined to hishouse by illness. Anacostia Notes. Justice George H. Armstrong has received a Jetter from au Alexandria veteran fireman ‘The pink vea of the King’s Dauguters is post- poned till Tuesday night. —_ Parstzs-Ercurses at Vexxuorr’s —On Mon- MISSING CHARLIE WEST. ‘No News Received From Him Nor is Any Expected. Mr. Charles 8. West, the young man who #0 mysteriously disappeared last Monday. a8 pub- lished in yesterday's Stan, has not been beard from, so far as a Stan reporter was able to ascertain today, and his mother and friends are still at a loss to assign a motive for his peculiar conduct. ‘The fear entertained as o his possible aberra- tion of mind does not seem to disturb his friends much, as now that his disappearance has been made public statements regarding his possible intentions to do what he had done are being made, which it is thought are strong enough to dispel the fear first entertained. It 1s known that he had spoken about going to Chicago and bad on more than one occasion Asker about the wages paid in that city. ‘The only reason lis friends have for enter- taining the msanity plea is because of his being an incessant cigarette smoker. The young lady referred to in yesterday's Star denies any knowledge of his whereabouts, and she also denies that she even expects a | letter from him. If she should receive one she says she will certainly give the information to his mother and other friends. ‘The young man was popular in social circles. where he had many friends, and no one is sus- pected of having borne any ill will toward him. Although bis mother fears that the worst bas happened him, it is only a fear and its only basis is the fact that her son is missing. It is thought by some of the missing man’s friends that should he become aware of the | publicity given to his disappearance he wiil not return. —_.—_—_ Sunday School Officers Elected. The Sunday school board of McKendree M. E. Church last evening elected its officers for the ensuing year as follows: Superintendent, W. P. White; assistant, R. F. Middleton; secre- tary, Miss Sarah Meredith; assistant, Miss Joe Henrick; treasurer, H. 8. Hurter; librarians, Ed. Moores, Archie Davis, Walter Potbury; chorister, Prof. Chase; jianist, Miss Mary Boss; assistant, Miss Katie Bowbeer. Ssumanses mises Death of Howard RK. Goodw! Word has been received here of the death of Howard Kk. Goodwin of Tacoma, one of the brightest young lawyers of Washington, at Santa Barbara, Cal. He had suffered for some time from consumption, and had gone to southern California in the hope of finding relief from bis malady. Many Washingtonians will regret to learn of his death, for although he was not personally known hi will be remembered he married a few yellks ago Miss Etta Ramsdell, daughter of the late H. J. Ramsdell. He left a widow and a little daughter. Marriage Licenses, Marriage licenses have been issued by the clerk of the court to the following: Aaron Nus- baum of Warrenton, Va, and Mamie Green- baum; Duncan Livingstone and Elizabeth An- John Henry Forster and Magdalena Bell and Lena Loefller. eget ‘The German Dramatic Society. ‘The members of the German Dramatic So- ciety held their usual monthly at Willard Hall last Thursday evening. After an hour spent in social chat the “gesellschaft” dis- cussed the question whether the annual mas- querade ball should take place and decided to arrange a “Costume Fest” for the month of April. The musical program consisted of a plano duet, “Hungarian Dance,” by the Misses Gisburne and Marx: a “‘Berceuse’’ and “‘Ma- artistically performed by _ the Appleby — (violin) and Marx (piano), ‘and a Mozart Sonata, played by Miss Marx. After this Mrs. Emma Poesche, the president, announced the comedy of the evening, “Eine Cotillontour,” by Mueller- Saalfeld. Frau A. Schoenecker rendered her part of the housekeeper with the talent and spirit she always displays in her acting. Herr H. Rothschild brought out every fine point of his part. Herr R. Gundlach was very effective as the gossipy old “schuldiener,” and Herr K. Weber and Fraculein O. Didden did well as the German professor and bis daughter. All were re- warded by hearty applause. Among those present were: Dr. and Mrs. Christiani, Miss Leavite, Miss Coith, Dr. and Miss Apel, Mra. Marx, Miss Poesche, Mr. and Mrs. ’ Boelter, Mr. Escherich, Miss Neuhaus, Miss Drewitz, Prof. Klemm, Mr., Mrs. and Miss Lutz, Mr. and Mrs. De Grain, Mrs. and Mass Mr. Claud: WITH MUSIC AND ELOQUENCE, ‘The Program Arranged for the Republican Convention Next Tharsday. There will be another District republican convention next week. This will be the one called by the central committeo of which Mr. Frank Aldrich is chairman and which claims to have the legal title to the name of republican central committee. This convention will be composed of delegates chosen at primary elec- tions to be held next Wednesday in the twenty- two old legislative districts. There will be five delegates and three alternates from each dis- trict. The convention will meet at noon ‘Thursday in the Academy of Music, 9th and D streets. The convention will elect two delegates and two alternates to the Minneapolis convention, ‘The program that has been prepared by the executive committee of the central committee is as follows: The public will be admitted by ticket; the dress circle will be set apart for ladies’ and distinguished citizens; the private boxes will be occupied by prominent republi- e delegates and alternates elected to ion will occupy the orchestra. The former will be separated from the latter by a rope stretched for the purpose. ‘The convention will be addressed by 8 num- ber of republican orators. Robert G. Ingersoll, who will be in the city at the time, and’ other well-known men will be invited to speak. Music will be rendered by the Academy of Music orchestra, At12 o'clock sharp the convention will be calied to order by the chairman of the republican central committee, Mr. Fravk Aldrich, who wili announce the roll ‘of dele- gates, aiter which prayer wili be offered by Kev. Dr. J. E. Rankin of Howard University. ‘The managers say that contrary to the usual order of things there will be many white republi- cans in the convention. Chairman Aldrich bas prepared the Laliot boxes for the primaries 'hey are made of white North Carolina pine and will be distributed on the morning of the 10th of February. The subcommittee on dec- oration of the Academy of Music will complete its work by 10 o'clock Tuesday morning. ‘Tick- ets of admission to the Academy of Musie will be issued by the chairman on application, and will be ready Monday morning. Mrs. John A. Logan has been invited to occupy one of the private boxes. eae Ee Struck on the Head With a Shovel. Last night when theSouth Washington police were called to the house of colered man named Silas Siegel on Virginia avenue they found the man suffering from a severe blow on the head. At times he was unconscious, and during his conscious moments he declared that Bob Jackson had struck him on the head with a shovel. The trouble the police learned occurred i Gibbon's store or suloon, corner of $d and E Miss A. Burchard, Miss Fish, Mr. Lange, M Porter, Mr., Mrs.'and Misses Schade, Mr. M Coy, Mra. Van der Weth, Miss McGuire, Mi Bradford, Mr. Von Puttkamer, Dr. and Mrs. Huebsam, Miss Knoop, Mrs. Kummell, Mrs. Busch, Mr. Conley, Misa Graham, Mrs. Didden, Misses Herzog, Misses Koch, Vokey, Mrs. and Miss Mueller, Miss Schmidt, Mrs. and Miss Muehleisen and many others. ———_ A New Trial Granted. In the Criminal Court, Judge Bradley, this morning the motion for a new trial m the case of George Miller, convicted on January 13 of larceny, was argued by Maj. J. McD. Carring- ton for the defendant and Mr. Clagett tor the government. ‘The motion wae granted and the Verdict set aside. a Another Policy Man Arrested. “Opera House, Alexandria, Va.” Such wus the address on a valise carried by a neatly dressed colored man named Scott ‘Thompson, who purchaeed a ticket for Alexan- dria yesterday, but as he was about to step on the train he was surprised by Detective Sutherland, who placed him under arrest and took him to the police station on suspicion of being connected with the policy business. The officer's suspicions were well founded, for when the valise was opened thirteen policy Looks, together with the money, in envelopes, were found in it. The policy paraphernalia belonged to the Dismal Swamp Company in Alexandria and ‘Thompson was on way to headquarters when placed under arrest. This morning in the Police Court he de- manded a jury trial and gave bonds for his ap- pewrance. ——_ Sentenced to the Albany Penitentiary. John J. Howard, alias Wm. Long, alias Charles Smith, plead guilty in the Criminal Court today to a charge of housebreaking in entering the store of Isaac Freedman on De- cember 31 last, and was sentenced to two years in the penitentiary at Albany. Howard states that he was a stenographer from Philadelphia aud had been ont of work since September last and broke into the store and took some revolvers, which he pawned to get money to go home. Mr. Clagett said the defendant had been in jail under sentence of sixty days by the Police Court for larceny; that while there he wrote in a memorandum book some shorthand notes, giving the namber of his cell He left this book iz Mr. Freedman's store and a ste- nographer deciphered his notes, and finding wo occupied the cell the officer (Detective Mattingly) went to Philadelphia and secured the arrest. It was the same old story of losing a situation by drinking and then resorting to crime. —_——_— Shooting for the Championship. Articles of agreement were signed yesterday in New York between Prof. John Loris of Washington and Warren Lewis’ unknown to shoot a match with rifle and revolvers for $500 a side and the championship of America. The conditions of the match are for each to shoot fifty shots with a rifle, open sights and three pounds trigger pull, at two-inch bull's-eye, at a distance of fifty yards. Fifty shots with the some rifle and at the same target at fifteen yards at the word of command strictly off- hand. Fifty shote with revolvers of 44 caliber, open sights, trigger pull to be three pounds, distance of twenty yards at a two-inch ball’s- eye. Also fifty shots at the word of command offhand for $500 a side and the championship of America. ‘Lhe contest to take place in the open air at a suitable place on February 29. Tux Gorp Cune 1x Turs Crry.-—There is prob- ably no one addicted to drink or the opium, morphine and tobacco habits but who wishes tobe cured. ‘ihe questions with them are: “Can Ibe cured?” and “Will I stay cured?” Dr. Blackstone claims that he can cure the most confirmed inebriates; furthermore, that they will remain permanently cured and en- urely free from the least desire to again taste liquor, morphine or opium. Dr. Blackstoue hax esi @ permanent institution in this city at 609 13th street northwest for the pur- pose of treating all addicted to these unfortu- nate and ruinous habits, and is ably assisted b Dr. Graham, for many years a resident physi- cian of thiscity. The treatment is simple, not in the least unpleasant, and does not interfere with the patient's business duties. If half the wonderfch cures already made are true, the ‘Gold cure” is certainly a great blessing to umanity.—Adverusement. streets southwest, and was the result of a quar- rel about a slice of pie. The injured man, who is an oyster shucker, Was sent to Freedman’s Hospital and the police made a search for Jacksou, who was not to be oun ‘This morning the injured man was much better and the physician at the hospital thought he wouid be able to return home this evening or tomorrow. es Dr. Buchanan's Farewell. Last evening at the dismissal of the Capitol Hill High School Dr. Charies Milton Buchanan, who has resigned his position as instructor in chemistry and physics, in order to enter upon the practice of his profession, met his pupils in the exbibition hall to say “good-bye.” In abrief speech he thanked his pupils for their kindness, courtesy and spirit of true womanli- ness and manliness. As he turned to leave the latform one of the young ladies of the class of ‘98 approached, and in the name of her class presented the retiring teacher with a handsome plush case containing an Cia ite gold pen and pencil. Then a young gentleman of the same class stepped forward, read and presented reso- Jutions adopted by the class expressive of love and esteem and deep regretat their low. After he had expressed his thanks and hearty ap- preciation of the testimonials Dr. Buchanan stood at the door and warmly pressed the hand of each pupil as he or she filed out. aoe ge Jvrivs Laxssuncn will offer on Monday magnificent line of chamber suits, with French bevel plate mirror, at the removal sale price of $27.50.— det. ———_ A Very desirable building site is to be sold on Monday next at 4:30 o'clock p.m., located on L between 21st and 22d streets northwest. See advertisement. A Bro Prorrr. $200 REALIZED ON AN INVESTMENT OF 92. Mr. W. F. Eltzroth, an esteemed school teacher in the town of Morrow, Ohio, states his case so clearly that no comment is necessary, further than to say to those run down and out of health, GO AND DO LIKEWISE. “I feel that I must add my name to the list of those who feel grateful for benefit derived trom using Hood's Sarsepariila. It has been worth $100 a bottle io me in the to.lowing manner, viz: I have been teaching school for $ years Last fall I became worn out, had no appetite, CUULDN'T SLEEP AT NIGH’, and be- came so CeUilitated that it was impossible to perform my duty as teacher. I WROTE MY RESIGNATION To take effect in two weeks, but was persuaded to try Hood's Sarsaparilla. Within a week I was so much Letter that 1 continued my school snd am still teach- ing. I Lave used two bottles and feel LIKE A NEW MAN and have over $200 clear from &2 spent for ‘Hood's Sarsaparilla. W. F. ELTZROTH, Morrow, Ohio. (ROM THE SISTERS OF MEKCY. **We find Hood's Sarsaparilla to be good, useful and valuable medicine, one we can recommend from experience.” SISTEKS OF MEKCY, West 4th st., Cincinnati, Obio. HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA Is the best blood purifier, the best strength builder, the best nerve helper. Give it a trial. HOOD'S PILLS are the best family cathartic and liver medicine. Harmless, reliable, sure. 4 Canuant & Lewy, 928 7th and 706 K ste. n.w. SPECIAL OFFERING IN KID GLOVES. ‘The Genuine Foster 5-hook Kid Gioves at $1, 81.30 and $1.75. ‘S-button Glace at #1.50; price has been $2. S-button Suede Mousquetaire at $1. S-button Extra Quality Suede Mousquetaire at 81.30; the regular $1.75 quality. We have just received another case of the Child Real Derby Ribbed Fast Black Hose, sizes 6 to 10, at L234. a pair. Men's Full Regular Made Balbriggan Half Hose, sizes 0s to 11, only 12h e. pair. Men's Shaw Knit Seamless Half Hove, French Mixed, all suzes, only 1:3sc, pair. to close. pieces Heavy Cussimeres; price was 50c. To goat Bibge. yard. 1 piece Plain Brown Beaver Cloth reduced from 84 to 82 yard. 5 wleces Flaid Dress Goods reduced from 25 to 19¢. yard. A few Ladies’ and Misses’ Coats at a big reduction. ‘Special values in Marseilles Bed Spreads, $1 and upward. CARHART & LEIDY, fol 2 7th and (06 K ste. n.w. Tr Wow Be Isrenestixa To know just how many people in Washington are wearing WILSON & CARR'S famous 3.30 shoe. Week by week the demand steadily increases. Mr. Wilson is frank to say that he expected reat results from this shoe, but its sales overshadow Ly far those of any shoe ever sold by them. The iadies find the pifable, yielding leather » luxury for tender feet, and the gentlemen ure surprised at their meat, dressy ap- pearance and splendid wearing qualities. Either sex may choose between broad, metium, or narrow tue, and the ladies between dull or glaze finish. Don't you forget totry them when you get another pair. it is hardly necessary to say that Messrs. Wilson & Carr are located at 92) F street north wost. felt Anzanozuenz Or Tux Han" ‘The same good taste must be exercised in the matter of headdress. Do not blindly follow the fastion, but arrange the hair in such a manner us will give the best shape to the heaa and face, A long neck or faceiooks ‘still longer by wearing the hair built up igh: abroad face looks still broader by ‘wearing the bair low on the forehead orneck. Pace, “28 Lith and Pa. ave nw, Gexrs Surrs Scovrrp copetuacmenn ge Nes 25, Alig on "yDalrity one im best manner. Goods called for = Brave oth st, Balti ALEXANDRIA. NEW ALEXANDRIA IN PROSPECT. ‘The plant which, as hertofore announced in Tar Stan is about tobe made on the south side of Hunting creek, will be called New Alex- andria, andthe manufacture of glass will be undertaken there upon an extensipe scale. The new plant will be under the control of the cor- poration kuown as tho “Land and River Im- Provement Company of New Alexandria.” The enterprise will, it is understood, be connected with Alexandria and with Mount Vernon by an electric railway passing up King street in this city. Mr. G. E. Abbott of Bryn Mawr, Pa., is the president of ‘the corporation, and among the directors are Park Agnew, M. B. Harlow, P. A. Reed and J. R. Caton of this city. THE INSURANCE COMPANY. The Alexandria Insurance Company bas chosen B. Wheat, president, and Mr. Wise, sec- retary, with Messrs. Arthur Herbert, E. 8. Lead- bester, G. A. Mushback, M. B. Harlow, G. 8. French and French Smoot, directors. The company has been very successful in its opera- tions, has nearly paid up all the stock notes and noted as one of the most sagaciously con- ducted of Alexandria institutions. NorEs, The Old Friends’ Meeting House, with its ex- tensive lot, was purchased some time ago for $3,000 by Mesers. Clarke, Brent and others, with a view to the removal of the old church and the building of dwellings there. A portion of the lot, 71 feet front on St. Asaph street, about 100 feet south of Wolfe strect, has been sold for $1,000 to Mr. Robert Elliott. Miss Aletha J. Aitcheson, a most estimable young lady, died yesterday evening at the home of her parents on South Lee street. The Alexandria board of trade has declined to indorse the proposal for # law making in- valid all preferences in case of assignments for the benetit of creditors. pase Juxies Laxspvron will offer on Monday the balance of the €5 plush and tapestry seat rockers, all finishes, at $3.75.—Adet. Basy Cunzn Or Eczeua MOTHER'S AND MINISTER'S TESTIMONY— HEAD MASS OF PUTREFACTION—DOCTOR FAILS—CURED IN QUICK TIME BY cUTICURA, I deem it my duty to inform you of the wonderful cure of eczema which CUTICURA REMEDIES brought upon our little baby, three mont When about twoand one-half months old the whole of its Uttle head became one mass of putrefaction, over which we became very much alarmed, as the medicine Prescribed by our physician only seemed to argravate and increase the iutense pain the little thinz seemed to dein. We wore utteriy at a loss to know what to do,as the physician seemed to have exhausted all efforts to give relief. But through the recommendation of Rev. J. G. Ahern, pastor of Brooks Circuit M. E. Church Society, we were induced to try the CUTICURA KEM- EDIES, and aiter a few days’ appiicstion we were as- tonished as well as delighted over the result. We con- tinued the use of the medicine according to directions, 2nd after afew weeks the little fellow was entirely cured, with no traces of the disease left. Many thanks for this wonderful cure. ' Mrs. JOHN HOLSTEIN, Quitman, Ga. It gives me great pleasure to testify to the facts con- tained in Mrs. John Hoistein’s testimonial concerning the cure of her little baby. When I saw it I did not think it possible for it to live. I, ho mended CUTICURA, knowing t sible CUTICURA REMEDIES would doit. ‘My most sanguine expectation culminated in a perfect cure, J. G. AHERN, Pastor M. E. Ch. So., Quitman, Ga, CUTICURA RESOLVENT, The new blood purifier, internally (to cleanse the blood of all impurities and poisonous elements, and thus remove the cause), and CULICURA, the great skin cure, and CUTICURA SOAP, an exquisite skin beautifier, externally (to clear the skin and restore the hair), cure every disease and humor of the skin and blood, from pimples to scrofula. Sold everywhere. Price, CUTICURA, S0c. ; SOAP, Se.; RESOLVENT, $1. Prepared by the POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATI¢ §2-Send for “How to Cure Blood Diseases. BABY’S skin and scalp purified and beautified by CUTICURA SOAP, Absolutely pure. RHEUMATIC PAINS. IN ONE MINUTE THE CUTICURA ANTI-PAIN PLASTER relieves rheumatic, sciatic, bip, kidney, chest and wuscular pains and weaknesses. Price, Ladies, mends everything Solid as Rock! Broken China, Crockery, Fur- uiture, Kid Gloves, Piaster Paris Lin Torn Dresses, 3 img tenacity! nse) aled Always Lag jor Use! GISTs. Always Ready ROYAL GLUE. DKUG- A Bancam Ix DINNER SETS Made by William Brownfield & Sons, England. Decoration is good, with gold edge and handles. 120 pieces. Regular price, $25. For this week, $18. Only ten sete in stock. Wuaarra & Enwoxsrox, 1205 Pessa. Ave WESANT EVERY ONE TO CALL THIS WEEK and get sume of our Kennan? Baryains. MAFP'S ENTEKEKISE, fo4-6t 2241 ate ‘230-3m. Srecrat Ispucesexts To Case Boevens. 10 pounds Akron Rolled 10 pounds Best Gloss Starc 10 pounds Pure N.Y. Bi 6 quarts Best Homin: UG puckares rearhine 3 Babbitt Sei F up Pe th. Bucket. Preserves..." ‘as Fine Sanu ‘eG. 10 pounds Graham Fist ‘The Cevebrated California We have on hand a large assortment of Fancy and Staple Groceries, which we are selling direct to the consumers at wholesale prices for cash. N. 4. POOLE, ‘944 Louisiana ave. u.w. . CITY ITEMs. 3 lbs. Fresh Roasted 50c, Gt. bottle Maryland Hye Whieky, oer Tbe, Raisins, 25c: 8 Ibs. buckwheat, 2c. delicious drink—my Home-made Grape joice Powder free S0e. Mined Tea = 1337 7th Mandolins, Ban; Guitars, Cornets and Masie Boxes for salose hire: Wasseoote. “ait Pa. ave. ite Masquerade Costumes for hire. -—> st new. Take Your Pick for $10 Out of 100 mogy 3 Machines at Capitol Hill Domestic Office, 4th and Pa. ave. s.e. it Parlor and Chamber Furniture. The careful buyers agree in saying that the Parlor Suites offered at Singleton's, 415 7th st. ‘R.W., are superior in style and finish and lower in Brice than any goods of the kind in Wash- nm. Call and look over the stock, which embraces all kinds of Furniture needed for household use and at prices thut will discount the lowest. fed-thés2t Tuos. D. Sixoietos, 415 7th stn.w. Out of the Question! We can fit you and suit you, and the assort- ment is better than ever.” Have put in seven 'w lots of regular $2 and €2.40 Hate at our ‘Clearing Price,” #1.19—$1.19. Fraxc & Sox, One Price, cor. 7th and D. fet-eo2t _ Don’t Let That Cough Continue. Stop it at once with Piso's Cure for Consumption. It never fails. 25c. All druggists. A slight cold, if neglected, often attacks the lungs. Burows's BroxcuiaL TaocuEs. give sure and immediate relief. Sold only in boxes. Price 25c. 18 Phillips’ Digestible Cocoa, nutritious drink for children, 6 Fits, Spasms, st. Vitus Dance, Drunken- ness, Opium Habit cured by Dr. Miles’ Nervine. Free samples at Druggists. dtr Salvation Oil bas cured many of rheuma- tism when other rervedies failed. Price 25c. 6 “Rockbridge Rye,” finest made, @4 per gal- lon; €1 quart bottle. Lyxou’s, 404 9th st. uw. julé-siw,te Avery __ Baby Carriages. Just received a nice lot of the above, includ- ing the celebrated Excelsior Sleeping Coach; also Coaches for Twins. Prices very low and goods new and stylish. fed-th&s2t Tuos. D. StxoLETox. 500 More Knit Jackets at 1.24 at AvEn- Bacu’s, 7thaundH. Domestic 8. M. Co. ja21-eol0t Caligraph Writing Machine is no longer a luxury, but has become a necessity. 10 Buy a Machine With a Reputation Earned by Forty Years of Faithful Service. Examine our New High-Arm No. 9. Its silent rotary motion irce from the heavy, rasping ac- tion of shuttle machines. Warrier & Witsox Mro. Co., fe28-str 437 9th wt. nw. Four Machines in One: The 1892 Do- mestic.—Lock Stitch, Chain Stitch, Button- hole Worker, Underbraider. Sent on trial free. Address either of our city offices—7th and H n.w.; 4th and Pa. e.; 1412 14th n.w. fel-6t None Name It but to Praise. Wheeler & Wilson New High Arm No. 9. A marvel of lightness and swiftness. jaa7 Office 437 9th st. n.w. New Mattings. This season's importations Plain and Fancy Jointless at 25 and 30 cents per yard. The best goods ever offered as low. fed-th&edt Tos. D. SixGLETox. Tharp’s Old Rye Berkeley Whisky is Without # Rival for Its Purity and Excellence, ‘This brand of old rye whisky, which is copy- righted by Mr. James Tuane, is acknowledged by eminent jurists, prominent national legisia- tors and leading citizens of our capital city to be without question the purest and healthiest beverage and the most beneficial and exhilarat- ing tonic extant. Its medicinal qualities are without a rival and is prescribed by many of our prominent physicians, who use no other stimulant in their prac! It cannot be pur- chased anywhere except at the proprietor's wholesale and retail wine and liquor establish- ment at 818 F street northwest. AUCTION_SALES. (PHoMas vowLis CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AHOVERTY, “NO. 220 8 STREET NORTH- By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of th D.strict of Columbia, passed in equity cuuse No. 1: docket 3%, Wwe will’ sell in trout of the premises, on THUKSDAY, FEBRUARY El} ENTH, 1st HALF-PAST FOUK O'CLOCK P.M., the north part of Jot No. eleven (11), ‘in reservation No. twelve (12), and described as follows: Bexinning for the sume at the northeastern corner of said Jot aud running thence west along the line of North Betreet twenty five (25) fect; thence south fifty. (o0) tect wx (0) inches; thence’ east twe.ve (12) feet eiht and & belt (b}s) inches: thetice south three (3) feet aix (6) Inches: thence southeastwarliy thirteen (13) feet eight (8) nctes £9 a vont Cu, tie eastern Ii Of Said ot Atty Seven (57) feet seven (7) inches south trom the point of bewinning: thence north to the piace of Leginbing. Inproved by'a three-story brick dwelling. Terms: One-third cash; balanre in one and two Fearn, With incerest at 6 per cent, secured by adeed of [rust on the property. A deposit o: 100 requited at We of sale. Kecording and conveyancing at pur: Cuuser's cost. If the terms of sale afe not complied With within ten days the trustees reserve the right to Feseil at risk and cost of defaulting purchaser. H. BKADLEY DAVIDSUN. 8 PHILIP A. DARN’ pas oo) feo. (520. W. STICKNEY, Auctioneer. IRUSTEE'S SALE OF UNiM‘ROVED PROPERTY ON D STREET NORTH BETWEEN 18TH AND 19TH STREETS NORTHWEST. By virtue of a certain deed of trust, recorded in Liber No. G57, folio 240. et ‘seq., obe of the land records for the District of Columbia, duest of the party secured thereby, 1 effet for sue, infront of the prein‘ses, AY. “rH SEVENTH DAY OF WAKCH, ‘PAST £OUR U'CLOCK P. M., the toilownix desctib-d prop- ity of Washinzton, District of to wit: The west twenty (20) feet fro thereof of lot mmubered twenty- whole of !ot nuinbered twenty-five and 1 1000's sabdivi id at the re- ‘Terie of . A deposit of red when the property is knock iis of saie are not complied w.th in ten da} trustee reserves the right to resell the property nisk and cost of the defauitiug purel after five days’ advertisewert in the Evening Star. Te6-2aw kde JOHN TKIMBLE, Trustee. (G2. W. STICKNEY, Auctioneer. ‘509 11th st. nw. 100 will be if TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VERY VALUABLE IM- PROVED PROPERTY, BEING HOUSE NO. 716 8 STREET NORTHWEST. By virtue of a certain deed of trust,recorded in Liber 300% Talis Sod et sean one of the ian Teche ce tes District of Columbiay ind atthe requert of the party secured thereby, we will ofler for sale in {rout of the, premises IDAY, THE FIFTH DAY UF Feb UARY, A.D. 1802, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M, tlie ol owine described property situate in the city Of Washington, District of Columbia, to wits Part of orisina: lot 7. im square 419, bexiunine on'S street iorty (40) feet east frosn the northwest corner of Saidequare und running thence east ou. said street twenty-five feet, theuce south twenty-five fect. thene Neat twenty-five foot and thence north twenty-five foot to the piace of ecinning. Sold wubject to trusts amounting in the arxrecate to #4,000 and interest, ‘Tertus of sale: Cash in excess ot said deed of trust. 8100 deposit at thine of sie. Terms to be complied with in ten days or the property will be resold at risk and cost of defaulting purchaser. WAC MANSE. | Trustees $027-8t* 0. Mt. BRYANT, ‘THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPON! yEbxtseAr FEBRUAKY TENTH, 902) sane pearsces WM, MAYSi 2 feo." Oo hi BuVANT,) Trustees, vpuomas DOWLING & SON, Auctioneers. CERY SALE OF VALUABLE, 81 COPIGPER INTHE VILLAGE OF “EIRCOLS By viriue of a decree passed on the 24 of October, Ame. bs the Supreme Court of the Disteics of Sotum. fi cause No. 12, 138, ky. Doc. 30, Richard ‘I. Bel tet. Allen F. Boll, the undersigned will offer, for sale ite anction, in front off i Day, FEDMUAKY EIGHTEENTH Tear FOUL CLOCK YP. M., the to.1 Lots of oaitatanbtivnion sf Linclas DE, Otol. Mytts ue asia ies Smo aessuone Dae Yand records of strict, improved frame house. AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. FINANCIAL. US VERSA CRORCH G*550 Bazan, PRICE OF “i : DAY. FEBRI 1802, x At 825 Bitlinr a5, To be given by the es ROCHDALE CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY THE Ladies’ Association of Concordia Church, (ENCORPORATED), ey qe $3 Hf | FROM FEBRUARY 2 TO FEBRUARY 13, 19m2,] Qu /munpivaniaave. Fetruary @, 3 ies i EF fies “ At the Chapel, cor. 20th and G sta aw. Ow watecertsase now wendy andican be hed ‘REI D (08 applicat: ps xl ‘coe — Asavingot Sto 25 per cent on cash pur ME, JOHANNES MIERSCH, VIOLIN VIRTUOSO, OF, BOSTON, MRS.” KITTIE THOMPSON. BERRY. SOPRANO, MR. HENKY XAN- DEK, PIANIST, AND MR. PAUL MIERSCH, "CELLIST. Reserved seats, 81, 73c. rots, THO F ot ay, <7 Smt 500 Kor salo.st Met ALPAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. TONIGHT AT 8. LAST APPEARANCE OF 3. K. EMMET 3. K EMMET 3. K. EMMET 3. K. EMMET 3. K. EMMET 3. K EMMET And His Perfect Company im FRITZ iN IRELAND. FRITZ IN IRELAND. FRITZ IN IREL*ND. FRITZ IN IRELAND, IRELAND. Next Week—SOL SMITH RUSSELL IN “PEACE- FUL VALLE}. SEATS NOW ON SALE _ fe6- ALBAUGH’S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. MRS. LONGSHARE POTTS, M.D., ‘Will lecture on HEALTH AND DISEASE, To Women Unly, FEBRUARY 8 AND ® AT 2:30P.M., BOTH FREE. Tilustrations. Dissolving stereopticon views of sub- Jeots discussed, also of art, travel, &c. Treats women only. Willard’s Hotel. Hours, 9 to 1, until February gi gbruary 10 to 14, 904, consultation free. Proceeds to be devoted to the furnishing of the church, ‘Season tick admission, 10e. SSomeaeae ee ye, Sun Set and Cwien ‘Fates. to. Kuyis E WAWLES. AvG. T. M7 343 Brosdway.N. ¥. BJ. SM TH, Agt., 40 do. Sd Bt., Philadelphia. satiwkslout NCORDIA HALL. STH AND E STS NW ‘Best in the city for balis, concerts, lectures, &e. fine benquet hall; ladies’ and geuts cafe , good caterer bowing aileys, Call and exainine. largest restaurant in the cit; dall-di LECTURES. _ SMITCHER ASD FOOT. Balt Alonzo A. Stagg, will give ap i'ustrat lecture on the“ Mosdern Athlete, KDAY, FER RUARY I tS b.., in Gymnasium Hall, ¥ MCA 1400 New York ave. m.w. Tickets, LS cents, seats. Zocents Can at tlie desk, SECOND is ~ ay aid fae Under the auspices of the Uuited Hebrew Rev. Dr. JOSEPH KRAUSKOPF NDAY, Feb. 7. INv2. at 8 p.m... At the highth Street Ter » bet. Hand I “JUSTICE, NOT CHARITY.” STAGE EXCURSIONS Tr sith stm. Soldiers’ Home iP, 30 to sali-ty 10 Ariinaton, ‘Cabin John Bridge Fare. round ‘Zoo Park andiegation buildings, 250. KE®.4ns Lyceum THEATER, Penusylvauia ave. and 11th st. TONIGHT! TONIGHT! GUS HILL'S WORLD OF NOVELTIES, GUS HILL, Fields and Hanson, the Judes, Mason and Ralston, fellinggpn: Al. “Keeves, Marion and Keene, Maude Beverly Mui Fred. Huber ard kitty Allyne fe _Next week—Weber and Fields’ AKKIS GiJOU THEATER, Mrs B. Haris, ie L. Brit. » F. Dean, ‘Proptietors sad Mangers) WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8. ‘The Leading German Dialect Comedian of America, PETE BAKER, The young, handsome, ever-pleasing actor, and » stronger support than ever in THE EMIGRANT. _Next week—PAY TRAIN. NEW NaTIoNaL THEATRE. Tonight at 8 last time of The J.C. DUFF OPERA COMPANY In Lecocq’s Comic Opera, THE QUEEN'S MATE. {e6-6t ‘Tomorrow (SUNDAY) Evening, February 7, COL. ROBT. G. INGERSOLL oN SHAKESPEARE, MONDAY, FEB. 8_THE STILI. ALARM. Introducing to Washington the Child Wonder, “Little _Seats now on sale. iB ACADEMY. ‘THIS SATURDAY EVENING, ei Last time of the Naval Play, The 888g Ri ae) MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8, c NN G x G ca ‘GGe x NA N E n bi bia in Bi wz! wanna ALEXANDER SALVINI, In “*Don Cesar de Bazam,” **The Three Guardsmen,” and **The Cliid of Naples. ‘i ‘Seats now on sale- fe6 Castxo Civ, ‘To the Members: It is excellent sleixiins all te way to the dub. Drop in and get warm ‘and agvod lunch. First-class It E. H. LITTLE, Manacer. NEXT FRIDAY EVENING, a FEBRUARY 12, THE WASHINGTON MANDOLIN, BANJO SD GUITAR CLUB Will xive a GRAND CONCEKT AND HOP ‘at NATIONAL RIFLES’ ARMORY, Prouinent local talent will assist. ‘Tickets at Droop’s and Ellis It - (CO8GREGATIONAT CHURCH. NIKISOH. Cader Auspices of the Music Committees BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. SYMPHONY ORCHESTEA. MR ae coiewtet Conductor. cond Cour WEDNESDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 10, AT 8 Soloists, MRS. JULIE M. MISS LEONORA Vo. oH. Tickets, with reserved seats, and 81.50. ac- cording to location. Now on sale at J. F. Ellis Co.'s, ve. sky Pa fe4-08 ©. A. ELLIS, Manacer. ALBavGH’s. EXTEA. SALE OF SEATS 18 NOW OPEN Hor the ment Next Week of SOL SMITH RUSSELL SOL SMITH RUSSELL SOL SMITH RUSSELE SOL SMITH RUSSELL PEACEFUL VALLr. PEACEFUL VALLEY. W NATIONAL THEATRE. SUNDAY EVENING, FEB. 7, COL. ROBT. @. INGERSOLL oN SHAKESPEARE, Prices, 25, 50. 75c., $1, $1.50. - Seats on sale Thursday. 13-4 M*teroLitay ME CHURCH, = Cor. 436 and Cats. n.. FRIDAY, Feb. 12, 1892, 8 p.m. ‘Maj. J. B. Pond is pleased to anuounce the first ap- Pearance in Washington after an absence of several of aan MISS EMMA C. THT HOM DB BRE 95s B t HH ss, ? i EE so Bae uu AND HER GRAND CONCERT COMPANY: ‘MISS OLLIE TORBETT, Violinist. ‘MISS EDITH POND, the Singing Reader. MR. GUSTAVE THALBERG, the Swedish Tenor. MR. ARTHUR DONALDSON, Baritone. ‘MR. ISIDORE MOQUIST, Pianist. All Seats reserved. Prices, $1.50, $1 and 7c. Sale commences Thursday, Feb. 4, at 9 a.m., at Motzerott's, 1110 F st. ONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, C FEBRUARY 22, 1802. ‘NEWMAN LOYAL TEMPERANCE LEGION Have the honor to, annoupcs that they have engaged Mr. JOHN PHILIP SOUSA. Conductor, Assisted aby or et E Oy SHIR-CLIFF, ‘Concert ON THE EVENING OF MONDAY, THE 22D OF This is the $Bearance of the Batire Band ‘Concert since Mr. "8 return trom Concert is | ‘prior to the second tour. ce {ica this cant facials for thy Se tao 8 Gow deserigtive piece by Mr. Me "8 IDE.” FINANCIAI ATEMENT OF HINGT. ix PEI e PERMA’ 'T BUILDING SEX FER SSSOCIATION POW THE YEAR ae paar 31, ise. iS) Pay: Payments of loans 1 DISBURSEMENTS. Loans secured by real es- crest on stock repaid Dividends for year endiae Sauuary 31 Salaries Rent. Oftice expenses. Balance (fash) on band Fevruary 1, 1842. £290,732 87 February 1, 1892. Total outstanding a 8687,158 00 February ‘Gasii on “band --., USI So “R685, TS 5S February 1, 1892. Total stocks... . 2635,809 00 36,011 39 yi, ii ‘Sur plus to date (reinvested)... 16,319 16 HH. BERGMAN r We have careful.y of the Association and correct. Auditi BOARD OF DIRECIOL: GEO. ©. WALKEK, = JNO. E. WEYSS, ata Vice President. cuas. onary,” “GCOS E. J. BACK, * H. Hi. BERGMANN, CARL MULLLER, JA. MAEDEL, FEKDINAND SCHMIDT, Atrorney. ‘OFFICE, No. G24 F ST. N.W. ‘The annual interest wili be paid ou Monday and Tuesday, Feuruary Sand ¥. fete yATIONAL N*TON ive pepostT company OF WASHINGTON, N. E. COR 15TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE. CHARTERED BY SPECIAL 4CT OF CONGRESS JANUARY 2, 1867. Reorganized under act Congress October 1, 1890. ‘Transacts the business of TRUST COMPANY In all its various branches, Also the business of « SAVINGS BANE And of a SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY. ‘Capital: ONE MILLION OF DOLLARS. Acts as executor, administrator, cuardian of the es tates of minors, committee of the estates of lunatics, receiver, assignee and executes trusts of any and every description. Wills prepared by a competent attorney and kept without charge, when the company is named executor or trustee. Receives money deposits in sums of TEN CENTS and upward and allows interest thereon. Money dey osited before the first day and on the first, second und third days of the wouth will draw interest from the first day. Loans money upon real estate and collateral security. Sells first-class real estate and other securities in sums of $500 and upward. Receives SILVER WARE and all kinds of VALU- ABLES upon deposit in capacious storage vaults of ‘unsurpassed dryness and security. This company’s equipment for the SAFE DEPOSIT BUSINESS, being the outgrowth of a quarter of a cen- tury's experience, is not equaied in this District. Safes rented for 85—86-$7—88_$10-812.50-815— $20—$25-840-850_-875-€100—and $125—each per ‘annum, according to size and location. Office hours—Daily from 9 a.m. to4 p. m., and until otherwise ordered, im addiicu to the Fegular uilice Bours, until So'clock p-m.. as follows: Sy ioacbeieteete sree ia i a and days of each month When the 15th falls on ‘the Gay will pat Senter the Lh Gey wi be Management Presiden BENJAMIN SNYDER ce CHARLES C. GLOVER, First. JAMES M. JOHNSTON, Second, ‘THOMAS K. JONES, "Third. ‘Treasurer, E. FRANC.» KIGGS, ALBERT 1. STUKTEVANT, Directors: Fieury BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF WASHINGTON, D. c. ‘Subscribed Capital 1,000,000. ‘You can borrow $1,000 from us on Real Estate secur- ity and pay it back at the rate of $13 per month. ‘We fulfill our obligations to our Members, and can easily prove that we can do.all weagree to. Call and be convinced. For circulars and other information apply at offices, 913d 915 F st. a w. = ‘Next to Columbia National Bank. chases and a saving of 25 « ‘Ofice open from ta A. T. LONGLEY, President. 4. W. MARSHA, Secretary. Directors 2. B. Carton, 3. R, Meade, John Mormson, L. ¥. Hunt, 2. A. Randail, H.W. Smith, E. L. Mills, ‘Win. 5. Yeates, LG. Warned, Burton Macates, John Jobneou, Joba Finn, 4. ©. McConnell teem 50 10 100 ver cent pie earned by Yhe compan: States patent for the combined, which is to ao the geal coet pee anita. A Stn Hien NDS CAN BE at abont ome-fourth to GEO. KEMPTON, ton teint © COMPANY AND re have had trouble we you gt omit‘) ve your life lustired in the Greud Onl E New York Drop me a ine sm ALES L. GURLEL, Special Agen NT PAIL TO READ AND INVESTigaTE AouRceent of ROBINSON & LOD) 1b Business Chances, _fe5-1m A MOUTED NUMBEE OF SHARES OF THE CAPITAL STOCK OF THE SCHILLINGER CUKBING AND COMPANY Is offered for sale at its par value. #100 PER SHARE, At the Banking House of WOODS & 0O., 122 F st. aw. PAVING OFFICERS, L. P. WRIGHT, President JOHN C. POOR, Vice President, HM. T. WOODS, Troasurer. H. 3. McLAUGHLIN, General Manager. DIRECTORS. L. P. WRIGHT, Register of Willa Washineton Gas Light Co, >, Hawkers. Mi. 3, MCLAUGHLIN, Contractor, 14114 st. now. KH. H. WAINWRIGHT, € Loan and Trust Butidiug. REGISTEAR OF CAPITAL STOCK. THE AMEKICAN SECUKITY AND TRUST COMPANY, ‘The business of the company is « well-known and long-established one. Ite operations Lave been con- Gucted for many years in this cty and wearly all lange cities im the United States, It has lance and profitable contracts on band, and new operations are stmost daily presented. It is the intentin of the company to add to ite turmer lines of business that of ASPHALT STREET PAVING, For conducting which it will havea ew and complete outhit of tools and machwerS, and will be fully pre bared to execute the largest contracts in this very pruf- fable line of business. Purchasers of shares in this company will have aa interest ina fully establisied Lumines, the seater portion of which will be conducted im this city end under their own supervision. Kis operations during the coming year should be sufficiently lane to enable it to pay to shareholders very liberal dividends and adi a large surplus to ite cash capital, There is no shvestinient at present offered ‘hich promise so reat an inducement m the var- tainty of early returns im dividends and \prospective: advance in the price of stock fe Pee WasniNcTOS TITEE INscHANGE GoM Ofiices, No. 472 Louisiana ave, tal, $100, Telephoue, No. 207, Dire:tore. ‘William R. Woodward, Yresident. Willams Kedin Woodward, Vice President. ray. Sectetary and Treasurer . Suith, Mutthew G. Emery, Georxe T. Dunlop, —Giltert B. Towies, Pred W, Pratt, ‘Thomas Dowling. ‘The company has exceptional factiities for furntsb- ing accurate abstracts, certificates, and coutinuations of tites PROMPTLY, Conveyancing and all watters relating to real @state titles carefully attended to by competent real estate lawyers. The compauy's exain- ners Lave an ex) erence with tities in the District cov- crux forty sears. __ aheolm Chas. J. Bell, Jas E. Fitch, Geo. W. Brown, Bet & Co., Banxens, 1406 G STREET. DEPOSITS, EXCHANGE. DISCOUNTR, A specialty made of investment securities, Foreign exchange issued on all pointe, a7 Local securities bus lit and sold. EWis G. TEWARSBU ED W. Hines, Banker, 50 Broadway, S.-Y. Manazer, Meuber Washington Stock backange. LEWIS G. TEWKSBURY & ©0., BANKERS AND BKOKERS, 1335 F ST., WASHINGTON, D. ¢., Buy and sell for cash or on unanin Stocks, Bonde, Gran, Provisions nL. Constant quotations ail markets Wn cUMEEY, FREDHIICK ©. STEVENS Members of the Wash: Stock Exchause i eY & STEVENS, eal Eetate, Insuratice and Stock Dirckers, 1235 Fst. Kea, estate Lousut, sold and retited. ties Lousht and sold.” Mowey loaned ow i thes shu real estate. Bpecas attention te cectuent C. T. Havesser, Member Washington Stock Exchange Real Istate and Stock Broker, Booms aud 11, Atlantic building. MO F street northwest. INVESTMENT SECURITIES. Stocks, Bonds and Grain bougit aud sold for cash er on margin. Direct New York and Chicago wires, Telephone 4: 73m Wore & co. BANKER Ft ow, Accounts of individuals, firms, corporations and capl- talists solicited. Our facilities are the Lest. Loans made on real estate and other available cul- lateral. Exchange, oth foreien and Gomestic, Grawn st com tomary usances, Letters of credit available in all parts of the world ture ished. Iiyou bave auy reason for changing your bank a COUNT OF Opening & Lew OLE, Call and see us. Close 4:30. Woops & co., BANKERS. 020-40 b % W. MACARTNEY. JX W. conson. ang w NACA ay CORSON & MACARTNEY, GLOVER BUILDING, 1410 F ST. N. W., Bankers and Dealers in Government Bond, Collections, ‘all seecerities Yated stom