Evening Star Newspaper, February 9, 1892, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. CUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS. 111 Peseylvania Avenue, comer 1th 8. by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, S H. KAUFFMA! _ Pres't. Tar Evesrys Stan city by carriers. werk, oF 4c. pe gents eae’. By n > Gansda™ postace prepa: ATURDAY QUADRUPLE Si With foreum postace added. $3.00, Entered at the Post Office at Washington, D.C., as econ telase mail matter. EE~ AL mail subscriptions must be paid in advance. made known on application. ———————— The Lvening Siar. Vor. 80, No. 20,178. WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1892. TWO CENTS. | _ FINANC SPECIAL _NOTICES. “SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. Tax Aurnicas SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY. New Stone building, 105 @ st. nt. CAPITAL ONE MILLION TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, full paid. DEPOSITS.—Sumsof any amount received on Geposit and interest allowed thereon. Such de- Posits are subject to check at any time. Societies and organizations generally will be greatly benefited by depositing their funds with ‘the company, thus csusing am increase in their otherwise idle money. TRUSTS. —In fu'filling the offige of executor or trustee a company has many advantages over the individual. It never moves away, has its books and officersalways at hand, enjoys better oppor- tunities for judicious investments, and by its large capital is enabled to promptly make full settie- ments—advantages rarely combined in an individ- wal. ‘The company is authorized by law to act as trustee, executor, administrator, guardian, re ceiver, assinee, treasurer, &o. LOANS. —Money !oaned on real estate and other approved collateral securities. Patrons directed to safe and remunerative investments, DEBENTURE BONDS.—Thecompany issuesde- Denture bonds in sums of $100, #500 aud $1.000. ‘These pay 5 per cent interest, are secured by first morteages, and sre a profitable means of safely in- Veeting sual sams. FINANCIAL AGENT.—Those desiring to be re- Leved of the care of estates or incdmes should avail themselues of the facilities offered by thecompany, which is authorized by law to collect rents, in- comes, manage estates and act as general financial adviser and agent SAFES.—The company rents safe boxes in ita fre and burwisr-proof safe at $5, 87.50, #10 up to $50 per annum. STORAGE.—The msmmoth fire and burglar proof ware house, 1140 15th st., presents every Possible facility for the safe keeping of furniture, china, paintinws, Jeweirz, important papers and all other articles of value. Keys tostorage rooms con- trolled by renters. Hotel business s specialty. Write or telephone, OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS. Heury F. Blount. Second Vice President. Perey B. Metzger. George E. Emmons., Washington Directors: —Philadeiphia Directors: ALT. Britton, William M. Coates, ©. J. Bell, Robert Dornan, MM. W. Beveridge, Daniel Donovan, Henry F. Blount, John N. Hutchinson, (Chas. C. Duncansom, Wm. A. Johnson, James E. Fitch, ‘Nath. E. Janney, Jobn S. Jenks, Henry 5. Louchhetm, Jobs E. Eerrell, Caleb J. Milne, Jobn R. McLean, Charles Porter, ‘Martin F. Morris, Alan H. Reed, Crosby 8. Noyes, 8. 8. Sharp, M. M. Parker, William Verner, James G. Payne, Jos. Wright, W. S. Thompson, A.A Thomas, Office: 1405 G st. n.w. Beary A. Willard, Sa Warebouse: 1140 Benjamin M. Warder. 13th sto. w.-68 It OSE OLD EIFE INSURANCE COMPANY AND bout all the short zerm orders bave had trouble st year. Isn't it about time you quit trying to hums for nothing and josing yOu: money? ke Se ae Life of Now York. op mea CHARLES L. GUKLEY, Special Agent, 1320 F. st. aw. feO-tr y ATIONAL » SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY OF WASHINGTON, N.E. COR 15TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE. CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS JANUARY 2, 1807. ‘Reorganized under act Congress October 1, 1890, ‘Transacts the business of TRUST COMPANY 2m all its various branches, Also the business of @ BAVINGS BANE And of a BaFE DEPOSIT COMPANY. Capital: ONE MILLION OF DOLLARS. Acts as executor, adizinistrator, guardian of the ee- tates of minors, committee of the estates of lunatics, Teceiver, assignee and executes trusts of any and every description. Wills prepared by a competent attorney and kept ‘Without change, when tLe company is named executor Gr truston, Receives money deposits in sums cf TEN CENTS end upward and allows inter wt thereon. Money deposited befors tho fir day and on the first, second and third daysof the month wili draw interest from the frst day. Loans money upon real estate and co’! steral security. Sells first-class real estate and otust securities in ums of C00 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 « quarter of acen- tury's experience, is not equaled in this District. Sates rented tor #5—86—$7_$8-810-812.50-815— (020-925 840-650-875 2100-and 8125—eech yer ‘Anuum, acconting to size and location. Office hours—Daily from 9am. to4 p. m.,ané until otherwise ordered, in sddition to the TegWlat office Ure, URE So'clock p.m... as Sollows: Ou the ioth day of eack month. Os the last Lusiness day of each month. Oc the ‘ret, second and third days of each month Bus days exeebied ) 16tu falls on Sunday the 14th day will be 2 day Manarement: BENJ. ‘DER Vice Pry CHARLES ©. GLOVE, First, @AMES M_ JOHNSTON, THOMAS K. JONES, ‘Third, qeasurer, B PuASC> “hices. retary, ALBERT L. STURTEVANT. tors. Zouas C. Andrew Wylie, Matthew G. Euery, CUaries Benjamin P. Snyder, Albert & Starterant, ut George Tae Usiren Starrs iw! EST EOS ASSOCIATION, Enables you te S1ub Toy apps yee SENT by applying same tothe PURCBASE of « HOB Baye intercet Cu auvina deycnite in ay amount, Cebt interest pad ob special depustts tre they sremade W. b HOGE Preahient. Tc DANIEL. Necretary. Chea J. Boll, Jan E Fitch, Geo. W. Brown Barz & Co.. Baxxz 1606 G@ STREET. DEPoOsITa, EXCHANGE. DISCOUNTS. ‘AM speciaity made of investment securities, LEWIS G. TEWKSBURY & CO., BANKERS AND BROKERS, 1335 ¥ ST.. WASHINGTON, D. ¢., for cash cr on margin Stocks, Bonde, my Fyoruiry BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF WASHINGTON, D. C. Subscribed Capital $1,000,000. 6 Per Cent paid on Kegular Deposits, and 10 Per Cent paid on Deposits left with the Association for 5 years. 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 obiixations to our Members, and can easily prove that we can do all weagree to. Call and be convinced. Other Associations are trying to adopt our plan. Why? Because they know we are doing business on a sound basis. For eirculars and other information apply at offices, 913 and 915 F st. mw. ‘Next to Coluzbia National Bank. --5,000. ALONZO TWELDALE. GEORGE GIBSON, JNO. E. SMITH. EDWARD 8. YORK. Attorney Manager of Loan Department AL TENTION, TENNSPSSEEASS, TO THE Pure Lincoln County Tennessee Whisky 7m Johr: Eaton, now on sale at the fo& Im OWEN HO SE BAK, 1413 Penna. <qq=> 10 HOME SEEKERS? Splendid list of residence property in the northwest from which youcan select a home. Confer with us if con- templating the purchase of any class of property. PROCTOR & PROCTOR, fe8 907 G st. new. Bes PERS HAVING GOOD. ON DE fait with HK. faiten upon whist inter: est is cute twelve months or ahd pay interest on the sain Atanction February 16, 18! fe6-8t" HK ore are notifed to call or the goods wii! be sold LTON, Fawnbroker,_ THE LADY WHO ORDERED A » photographs of the bust of the Arch- DIVIDEND NOTICE. WASHINGTON, D. C., February 8, 1892. Notice is hereby xiven that «cash ‘attend oe 10) cent bas been jared on the capital stock of ** Washington Real Estate ee out of its earnings to date, and will be Deyeble ‘a tue office of the company, 100] F st. n.w.,on MONDAY, Febra- 325. 189: { all stockholders of record Thursday, THURSDAY. February Tir to MONDAY” Boosey ‘order of the bo, rd o sbi W"MUSBY WILLIAMS, Secretary. ‘aay 11 WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE Union. Phapin auxiliary, will hold service at Central Onion Mission rooms, at 1.30 p.m. TOMORROW, Fe de Mrs. M. Mrs. A. G. VAN ARSDAL! ME. C. OSBORRE: w. RD WILT ADDRESS ‘pen meet xcelsior Assomithy P of Ly at ball, 25 La ave. WEDNESDAY EVENING at § p.m. bubject: “The Best Form of Government for the District of Columbia." All wel- come and criticisms of lecture invited. fe9-2 REMOVAL, ‘Dr. HODGKIN. Dentists. Dr. WALTON. Kemoved to corner Gand’ 12th sts., over Ohio Nat. Entrance 1117 G at. fes-1¥ — MARTIN N. EVANS ‘#0... ere nara Fino Work at Heasonsbie Prices. f68-1w* 1421.6 st. n. w., Opp. Rigzs House, —s JUPITER,” THE EARTH MAY ‘come to an end,” but book binding will o bishop of Canteritry at the C Exiubition. please nu, if forward her uiiress to Mr. BRUCE JOY, Beanwont | on forever, and HODGES and his bindery will always Fond, West Konsinston, London, 1 ni fetit* | deat 1326 ¥ st, jerun? E PRON NESSLE AVE., D and E. ‘A decided A MIMITED NUMBER OF SHARES OF THE CAPITAL STOCK OF THE SCHILLINGER CURBING AND PAVING COMPANY Is offered for sale at its yar value. $100 PER SHARE, At the Banking House of WOODS & CO., 1222 F st. 2. OFFICERS. L. P. WRIGHT, President. JOHN C. POOR, Vice President. H. T. WOODS, Troasurer. 4H. J. McLAUGHLIN, General Manager. DIRECTORS. L. P. WRIGHT, Register of Wills. JOHN C. POOR, Treasurer Washington Gas Light Co. ‘H. T. WOODS, Woods & Co., Bankers. ‘H. J. McLAUGHLIN, Contractor, 1411 G st. n.w. H. H. WAINWRIGHT, Contractor, Washington ‘Loan and Trust Building. REGISTRAR OF CAPITAL STOCK. ‘THE AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY. ‘The business of the company is « well-known and long-established cne. Its operations have been con- ducted for many years in this city and nearly all Jar; cities im the United States. It has large and profitable contracts on hand, and new operations are almost daily presented. It is the intention of the company to ‘add to its former Itnes of business that of ASPHALT STREET PAVING, For conducting which it will have anew and complete outfit of tools and machinery, and will be fully pre- pared to execute the largest contractsin this very proy- able Line of business. ‘Purchasers of shares in this company will have an interest ins fully established business, the greater Portion of which will be conducted in this city and Under their own supervision. Its operations during the coming year should be sufficiently large to enable it to pay to shareholders ‘Very liberal dividends and add alarge surplus to its cash capital. There is no investment at present offered which promises so great sn inducement in the cer- tainty of early returns in dividends and prospective advance in the price of stock. fel-tr ON'T FaIL TO READ AND INVESTIGATE ‘announcement of. EINSON & LODGE fe5-1m 4p Business Chances. ‘FIDELITY aNp DEvostT company E of Maryland ‘Prost Company's bahaing. =” S08 Becomes surety on Loods of sdiniuistrators, guat- diana. trustees abd coutractory. GUARANTEES. THE FIDELITY OF SALARIED OFFICERS. CLEKKS AND EMPLOVES. Furnishes bonds for letter ‘ait ment nee r ‘kovert 4. SPRIGG POOLE, n020-tu,th,sdm ‘General Agent, pus WASHINGION THLE INSURANCE COM- Offices, No. 472 Louisiana ave, ital, $100,000. Telephone, No. 297, Directors: William R. Woodward, President William Redin Woodward, Vice President. Horace J. Gray, Secretary and Treasurer. George T. Dunlop, Thomas Dowling. tional facilities for furnish- ing accurate abstracts, certificates, and continuations of tities PROMPTLY. Conveyancing and all matters relating to real estate titles carefully competent real estate lawyers. The company's exam- thers Lave an ex} erience with titles in the District cov- ering forty years. _ Ja9-eolm =—_ ELLIS & CHAPPEL, 525 111 Si. N.W. jnership for the purpose of feneral real @ntute business, have ree moved too Tith st. n.w., oue door beiow } st. whery they wil. be pleased (0'see their many’ friends and the public iu weneral. to sell property of ‘We are now iu the best of sha any kind, rent houses, negotiate loans, place’ insur- Wks many thanks for past patronage, we solicit further ‘busiuess, and hope, with our increased. fa" ities, to be abre to meet Your wants in ome line ‘Teleplione connection: A ELaS, feorke W. CHAPPEL. <a> MANTELS, ANDIR( FENDERS, eee Mrougeiron cas Finis ae, Special discount While icaking eanzes fei-Lin J. H. CORNING. Tile shop,520 13th at. SS VIOLINS, VIOLAS AND CELLOS!—400 to select from, Examine this superior col- lechon. | Pricvs €33 to $135 HUGO WOKCE OLD LAUNDRY ~— TAUNUNDER A NEW NAME. TOLMAN STEAM LAUNDRY, 491 to 499 C at. nw. ‘We call for and deliver all laundry. 020 — Lowest prices are guaran- ces | AND teed, and with @ fue nee stock you have a large line to velect from. Keliable workmen always ready to GAS FIXTURES. omptiy ican orden, te The mater of Halt Lighta Ride’ Brackrte, Chandete ©. A. MUDDIMAN, @¢., (hts sloré cannot be ca” ‘eelléd. ne a DROP LIGHTS. 090 LADIES AND CHILDRESS SHOES; ere icc west rrieea: fall line of Hath away, Soule and Harrington’s Men's Shoes. STRICKLAND, 430 Pa. ave. jw <q=>IHE BEST SHOES MADE For MI ‘Wear, stylish, durable and comifortabl MATHAWAY,SUULE AND HARKIL ai HATHAWAY, SOULE AND HARMING- ton's Ben's Shes carte focu at WAVENN EK & DAVIS", $020 2228 and 00 F at. go> SPECIAL HATES TO CASH CUSTOMERS, Bauinf-ction euaranteed or money cheerfully Teruried. AMEMICAN ICE AND COAL COMPANY. Hain ofc S.w.cor 10% and F nw. Telen hone, 466, Pal! fed wawons for ice amid coal orders. ‘Branch ofice: Wu Falave nw. bea WILLIS. Manage Bacou when they were not Cassard tried several plans to overcome this aif all. culty and have Bally adopted a biue oval tin tag, with a We ¢ printed on it in white, which is aff cher covered or uncovered. Don't ‘upon having only woods with this ached to thew. IT Has COMETT? Winter, I mean, and Tam prepared to keep you warm with my Family Coal, which l deliver prompuy. Severdteay pornta patren i cold wedther Es woou fire Zev ‘coal desler. tone who havenot cB capnot ‘Therefore buy o er a kOe DOVE, Coal Mere! LEGAL AND JOB PRINT! H. F.. MeQu: PRINTLE AND PUBLISHER, Telephone Ws. Ual¥) 1105-1110 st. nw. nen! Wines and rancdie Purity and quality puaranteed. General” Agents tor Tonica Water. ‘G14 Lith st. _ 161m D1 8 SUITS: Sees on HIKE, jal2-1m 414.911 ST w. Be EE SHELBY FOR PRINTING. 623 D BT. Vv JM. 5. GURLEY. FREDERICK C. STEVENS ‘Members of the Washinton Stuck Exchan«e GURLEY & STEVENS, Real Estate, Insurance and Stock Brokers, 1325 Fst. Real estate bousi:t, sold and reuted. Local securi- ties bought and sold.” “Money loaned on listed securk- and realestate. Special attention to Dret-class in- mente. jevoer C. T. Havessen, ‘Member Washington Stock Exchange, Heal Estate and Stock Broker, ‘Booms ¥ and 11, Atlantic building. ‘80 F street northwest. INVESTMENT SECURITIES. Stocks, Bonds and Grain bought and sold for cash or onmaryin. ‘Direct New York and Chicago wires. Telephone 453. ¢7-3m J NO. W, CORSON. JNO. W_ MACARTNEY, Member N.¥. Stock Ex. CORSON & MACARTNEY, GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 F 81. N. W., Bankers snd Dealers in Government Bonds, Deposits. Exchange. Loans Collections, Railroad Btocks and Ponds aud all securities listed on the exchauges of New lork, Philadelphia, Boston and Baltimore bought and sold. ‘A specialty in. stuent securities, Dist fs and all ioc road, Gas, Insurance snd 1 = __ SPECIAL NOTICES. NI GET A CAP: Buutber of persons Want ‘question. A fete" rm ‘0 WILL RE sume her tripe on the Potomac fiver on UESDAY, the Oth instant. Leavy st. wharf jery Sunday, Tuesday aud Thursday at 7 o'clock wm. fetmit GF. JONES, Agent. —_* DEPARTURE IN FINE TAILORING. ‘B.D. BARR, 1111 Pennsylvania ave. Bu.ts from $35 up. ‘Trousers from $10 up. Low Prices from this date with bigh-grade art. 22D TIER AND NOTE HEADS, CARDS, | CIRCULARS. &e., ted in firet-class manner at lowest rates consistent With good workinanslip. BYKON 5. ADAMS, JOB PRINTER, Sle Jth et. 3. Telephone 00. as Bee 0k DATE, DESTIGT, Was RE- ‘woved luis olive to ‘tle Dlertz building, Cur. ith and F sts. dar-hia* iepuous Ne. INSURANCE. UTUAL PROTECTION FIKE INSURANCE CO. <M OF THE D. ©--WILLIAM BALLANIYNE, President. JAMES E. F11CH. Secretary. Issues iicoes at unusually low rates and each lusurer shares: Eothe promis. For all laformation apply to the vBice jets-ly of tue company, 1406 G st. nw. Tux Stewexs_Lesonex Liaw. Especially designed for ali situations where increased iufumination is desired. More than 25,000 of these Lamps are now in use. ‘Testimonials, references or any desired information will be cheerfully given on applicstionat ‘THE GAS APPLIANCE EXCHANGE, 023. 1428 New York ave. Gaxrs Surrs Scovnen ce "8708 & RUPP, STATIONERS, 421 11TH BT. N. W. Blank Books, Copying Presses, Stands, ‘&c.. Letter Files, Document and Cash Boxes, Office Fixtures. Wedding and ‘Visiting Cards Engrayed and Printed. 48-3m ae" Eg ED UY oFFicE FROM 2900 M st. p.w. to S108 eto jal1-Im Dr, 7. J. JONES. Dentist. SS owitson warsxy.” PRODUCT OF THE WILSON DISTILLERY, HIGHSPIRE, DAUPHIN CO, Pa, This celebrated Whisky, most carefully and slowly yeasted, mashed. fermented and distilled from the in- Valuable health-siving Chalybea'e waters and choice small grain Rye peculiar to the renowned iountain districts of Mennsyivania and Maryland, and ripened im Leated ware Louses. sea voyased and axed in the their homolozous salts found in the waters from which Whisky is distilled render this Whisky invaluable \d unequaled a8 tonic and rejuvenator to those in need of sirength, vitality and vizor. < ve of Frok Tonry of the Baltimore Med- “LT Is PURE, FREE FROM FUSEL OIL, AND CAN THEREFORE BE SAFELY KECOMMENDED USE. S HIGH COLOR 15 FoR MEDI SE. pour To TH 9th and Low end Ks: Sects * Cass rp! ard Grieve ia} stows DEG, Mi st., Geonetown, DL O, Hotels and Restaurants: sen, Arlineten., re pciker's, Mational, : 7 8. Aman, We Jehu L Burkhart, jothand F sts, aw. Geo. W. Driver, WS Pa. ave, new: ne & Hoban, corner 7th and @ L. Kuie i st We neal Se at a i = a W Lb st. n. . ‘ AND PRESSED FOR 91. Seed este, ae ATES | ate wcen sete wey eR Tg | ne TE MY REBORN CO, ay ee oo Bem ING THAT PLEASES, Much of the plumbing that is done is of ‘an inferior quality. Annoyance, disgust ‘and disease lurk in poor plumbing. If you ‘ave never had really first-class work you have little idea of the satisfaction that « 00d job affords. We arenever called upon todo over our work. 8. 8. SHEDD & BEO., 438 OTH ST. N.W. 8, <a INFLATED CUSHION TIRE. COU. IT HAVE A apRonce RECOMMENDA- ‘What is practically this sane tie Atted with ‘an faterior valve ts beine sold ‘by others se aes: rice s100." Unies 0 BAMBLEK, with this tire, 6155." Enough aaid—eht ‘To be seen and tried at 1325 14th st. n.w. GORMULLY & JEFFERY MFG. CO. fe8 Be PNY & ROBERTS CO. DESIGNING, ENGRAVING AND PRINTING FOR SOCIAL AND BUSINESS USES. 407 10TH 8T., NEAE GAS OFFICE’ 13 NOT ICE. SNOW AND DIRT, BUT ‘clean, dry fuel, kept under cover, is what SEZ D RLS REx thet Com, aud Wood ‘trom’ V. BALDWIN JOHNSON. Only the best article and one price to everyoudy." Complete ‘tacities, Lotte prices, full weight and, measure, elean fuel, prompt deliveries. Offices—1101 B. Lave. mw., OL A st. Bie, and 519 4% st. 6. W. St) "‘MEBT2'S" TAILORING LORE, We aim to keep our eltenicle postedon the newest {deas in tailoring. Just now our time islargely taken up inmaking We Preparations for the spring. Earlyyou im, may think—but then we have to take time by the foreiock. W. ©, MERTZS Tailoring Shop, 616 11th st. n.w. MONEY TO BUY HOMES. Anew plan. Does not cost more than rent. Death terminates all payments and tne home belongs to your family free from incumbrancea. PAr MENTS can be made monthly, quarter.y, aif yearly or yearly tor # period or five, ten, pS twenty years as the applicant may UNLY PRUDENT WAY £0 BUY 4 HOMB ON THE TNGTALEMEST: Poa end ‘eeoure # fp your fanily im event of your death. eulare apply to BAP MOTHS. Gen" Ast, Security Life Insurance ad res a os Capital 81,000,000. Full paid.” " =>CAUTION.—WISHING ALL OF OUR MA- chines to give the highest degree of satisfac~ particularly caution those Lavin old ones of cUr inake against aliowihg them to be adjusted elec where than at the COMPANY'S OFFICE, where none Dut kenuine parts are used, and ouly the most reason yaiG-im able charges, if any, areinade. Orders by postal will receive tuuued.ateaftention, WHEELEK & WILSON MFG. Co., _my26-t.th.s. 437 Oth st. i.w. RYAN & COMPANY, shirts; know all about it; take the risk, if there is any, and Prices are less than fair. If your shirtmaker pleases you, don’t try around; but should benot, then come to us. = ore particular you are the better we 0 it. A postal will bring our shirt man, with his samples and tape, tosee you. BRYAN & COMPANY, Cor, 1sth and F ats. n.w. FeO Eve. ja 12-20 YOUR EYES. Donot neglect your YOUR EYES. eyes. YOUR EYES, Mr. G, E. Jacobs, the eye specialist from Philadelphis, can be consulted every Fri- day at my store, Ex- — YOUR EYES, $ YOUR EYES. GEO. W. SPIER, YOUR EYES. Jeweler and Optician, YOUR EYES. 310,9th st. awe, YOUR EYES. Near Pa, ave. fe5-tt BUSINESS MEN IN THIS LocaLITY. who wish to meet members of their family at luncheon, will find OUR LUNCH ROOM a very convenient place. It is well lighted and ventilated and commands a very pleasing view of the city and Po- tomac. A strictly Arst-clase iunchcon will be served promptly at moderate cost. Sixth Moor, 10th st. building. Take Elevators, WOODWARD & LOTHROP, _fe4-3m. 10TH, 11TH AND F STS._N.W. A MOST DESIRABLE 10’ ood size and shape and is beauti- * fully located for a suburban home. THE CHOICEST Owner waute cash for business pur- Tr be ce 82, Te cent FOR SALE Ff Iecoust Sor cnet Dodane eaeeare: BRIGHT WOOD, WASHINGTON DANENHOWER, 13th and G sts. 2. EXCHANGES, 4 Yerhaps you have some erty that you don't want. Raps some other feliow does want it. We can bring these two wants if you will in Wover with ns, 7? ANd x: Fr. ae Exchanges, or and Gth sts: ae. 3-10 Be SHEINY FOR ENGRAVING. O23 DST Ko TEE NOW ‘Then LAST YEAR,“ Probably BETTER YET BEXT YEAR ‘The REMINGTON ter, Croix, ” Sta held st the Cathedral on TUESDAY, February 9, at ; opcode Hi. HOLT, ‘32°, Secretary. THIS EVENING— “SECRET CONFES- ee To eae AND THE NUNNERIES. ‘The celebrated ex-Roman Catholic Preacher, EVAN- GELIST LEYDEN of Boston, will lecture THIS (Tuesday) EVENING, 7:30 o'clock, in MA- SONIC TEMPLE, 9th and F sts. to LADIES ONLY on the above interesting subjects. No true Protestant woman can afford to miss hearing the truth and learn why a Protestant should not marry a Roman Catholic, See amusement column for further particulars. at? WASHIN OMMANDERY, NO, 1, HINGTON COMGH TS TEMPLAR A siated conclave of this commandery will be held on WEDNESDAY, February 10, 1892, at 7 o'clock mm. P Tlie O, of the 7. willbe conferred. HARRISON DINGMAN, Eiuinent Commander, Attest: CHARLES SHELSE, Recorder, it NOKTHEASTEEN IMPROVEME. sociation. Meeting at. Hillman House, ‘- Gap-at-, THURSDAY EVENING, Feb. Ti, at 30. Hl citizens interested in horthedat section tnvied. fasportant. By oruer of the usscciation: tox AUS DEWEY, Secretary. A RECEPTION IS TO BE GIVEN Bi ‘the ladies of Ascension parish to their rec H. Elliott, and. sister, aud assistant fine Smith, aud wit G, from 8 till 11. in th burch. No written invit ter, Kev. J. al Espay EVEN! day school room of the. have been issued, but notice was given from the ghaneel inviting wll the aneimbers ‘of the concrece- ion. REV. MR. LAMB WELL KNOWN AS BE- ‘nx in cuatce of the sinving at the ate conve ian Workers, will be every ight this Week at the Sixth Presbyterian Church, cor. 6th and G ais. s.w. Allinvited. Seats free te82 ,TO ANY ONE IN SUCH POSITION WITH nefttl Estate men, architects, bunilers or anyone having cuarge of property who can im the housepaintinw line in my way I will give 10 per cent on all work obtained. Would like to meet party to arrange for work the coming season on Addre-s CONFIDENTIAL, Star office. B88. Hone & wirLETT, Cor. 11th and Ests. n.w., Have opened pool and billiard parlor in con- nection with their cigar store, where you. can always find P. Pe DeGales Lucy Hinton end T TT 3-ply anda full line of smokers’ articles. POEs FURNITURE OUER, FOR OUTWARD APPLICATION. pain killer is made of two ounces amphor, one ounce of tincture of of sinits of ai : ani, half Cpe Se mince of tin ‘myrrh and. fo Ouvces of, alcohol. it taken internally it abowd be freoly diluted with water. PRICES STILL ~Gzl Lagan “| 46 MINUS @15 LEAVES €90, And a 8ix-piece Polished Cherry Tapestry Parlor Suite is yours for $30. Last weok it would have cost you 845. JOHN RUDDEN, 513 Seventh street northwest. uw) cq “WHERE ONORANCE 18 BLISS,” &c. ‘Who has worn that full-dress suit be- sides yourself? You don’t know and 4 perhaps it ia better you shouldn't. Harrowing ‘Ihat’s the trouble of renting fuil-dress Thought, suits. I will make to your order a ful! dress suit of the finest cloth. perfect fitting and of the richest and tastiest finish for 850. G. WARFIELD SIMPSON, “Expert in Trousers Cor. 9th and G sts. n.w. DO YOU WANT GLASS? “Expert” handlers of Glass. We use the phrase advisedly. We have given this Glass ‘question years of constant study and have handled the largest Glass contracts of this city—some of Which were equal to any in the country. ‘We carry the heaviest stock, the largest va- riety and quote the /owest prices. Weas- sume ali risks and guaraptes absolutely safety and satisfaction. CHAS. E. HODGKIN, Expert Handlers of Glass, 919 7th st. new. P PLODDING! Bo not waste neo ‘time plodding | 21mg, ‘under pncienf methods. Avail your-elf of seme ant” I tae Se ree Eg oraph. leased or sent on triak. mograyhe sold, l COLUMBIA PHUNUGKAPH CO. ie ee GLE st. nw. VERY DRAFTSMAN SHOULD BE Bs Mroviiea wit the new “amber” trans: nd curves. The newest iu the bling you to draw one jother; Will not «row FED A SountipT, artiates Breniect and ‘bnguncera’ Heyuuntet, O08 Ut, a pee = We secured but ove or two of each style of the ie eaatie Walenta. Qualut cone Towing colors. mounted “upon bea’ Sreaturwiite cards, ew with the aeason. Couse and see them. J.C. PARKER, Bookseller and Stationer, £09 619 7th st. now. ror. 11am selling out my Lamps, Shades, And- trons, Fenders, Grates and Bronzes, Must close them out at once. Prices at the bot tom, E. F. BROOKS, $e7-002m_ ‘SS1_15th st. at tract ively set are always captivating. ‘When real, gen- «ing Diamonds are soldon time ments to responsible Partics they should indeed prove highly attractive. Bes them and you will want them! A LSALTZSTEIN, Jr., Jews Pata, £09 505 Seventh et. ‘eda and ‘A foot The mixed « or Lad Washington News and Gossip Index to Advertisements, ADVERTISING.. AMUSEMENTS, ATTORNEYS EXCURSIONS, FAMILY SUPPLIES FOR RENT (OMe) FOR RENT (Rooms) FOR RENT (Stables), FOR RENT (Houses). FOR RENT (Stores) FOR SALE (Houses)... FOR SALE (lots). FOR SALE (Horseuand Vehicles) FOR SALE (Pianos) . FOR SALE (Alisceliancous) HOTELS INSURANCE. LADIES GooD: LECTURES LEGAL No’ LOCAL MENTION, LOST AND FOUN! MANICURE, MARRIAGES. MEDICAL . MISCELLANEO MONEY WANTED pi 50 toa ‘NOTARIES PUBLII OCEAN STEAMERS: OFFICIAL NOTICES veccscoses POTOMAC RIVER BOATS: PIANOS AND ORGANS, PERSONAL, ... 00 PROFESSIONAL... 13 1 AT OF OO G5 15 1919.19 WV DIDI IIT RRA SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIALTIES ....., SUBURBAN PROPEL! WANTED (Help)... WANTED (Houses). WANTED (Lata), WANTED (Rooms) .. WANTED (Situations) WANTED (Miscellaneous). WINTER RESORTS IIASA INT DIe WOO Ex-Gov. Foraxer 1s expected in Washington this afternoon Navat Onper.—Commander George H. Wad- leigh has been ordered to the navy yardat Boston, Mass., as inspector of ordnance. Rervxp oF Dintct Tax.—The Secretary of the Treasury has issued a warrant for $606,641 in favor of the governor of Kentucky, repre- senting that state's share of the direct tax. Boxps Reperwep.—The amount of 434 per cent bonds redecmod yesterday was £5,850, making the total redemption to date $23,239,650 and leaving outstanding $2,265,050. Ex-Corzecton Monray at rae Warr Hovsr.—Mr. Thomas C. Murphy, who was col- lector of customs at New York under Gen. Grant, called at the White House this afternoon and had a pleasant chat with the President. Topar'’s Cabivet Meetixe.—Today's cabinet ‘meeting lasted about an hour and three-quar- ters and was attended by all the members. It was the firstfull session for some time. Among the topics mentioned in discussion was the Be- ring sea question, but no action was taken. ‘Tur Presroext's Catiens.—The President's callers this morning included ex-Senator Ferry, Mr. M. M. Estee of California, Dr. Leslie E. Keeley of Illinois, Prof. Mendenhall, Mr. J. A. Stone of Pennsylvania, Mr. John Ingle of Evansville, Ind., Representative Huff, Gen. John W. Foster, Senators Gibson and Peffer. ‘A Pactrio Coast Caxpipate.—Pacific coast Senators and Representatives are very much interested in the "probable appointment of cir- cuit judge for the ninth judicial district. It is rumored that the lucky man will be W. B. Gilbert of Portland, Ore., who is being urged for the place by his friends. Wovrp Nor Br Leaat.—The suggestion re- cently made that 10 cents’ worth of stamps (equal to a special delivery stamp) with the words “special delivery” written under the stamps should in all cases serve the same pur- poses as a special delivery letter does not meet with approval with post office officials. Under the law and postal regulations it would be ille- gal, and many objections are raised to it by ‘those familiar with the postal service. Tae Riost to Axxvt 4 Coxtract.—In the Court of Claim# yesterday Judge Davis handed down a decision which verified the right of the Postmaster General toannul subcontracts made without his approval. The claim was that of Maginnis against the United States for a sum in the neighborhood of $5,000, based on a sub- contract for ¢arrying the mails in the lower Mississippi river. The Postmaster General had annulled the contract on the aie ge that it had been made without his consent, and Ma- innis sued to recover the money that might Serdue had be beeh allowed to continue. Persowat.—J. H. Bartlett of Roanoke, J. E. Keating of New York, R. E. Goodell of Lead- ville, Colo., 8. T. Belt of New Orleans, C. H. Cochran of Chicago, T. J. Taskee of Boston and ME, Clapp of Bt. Paul are at Wil- lard’s.—George 0. Jones New York, C. H. Banghman of Frederick, Md., P.’F. Baker of Buffalo and E.’ B. Dunn of Baltimore are at the Randall.——Ex-Gov. Caleb W. West of Salt Lake City, James P. Shannon of Baltimore, T. J. Colliné of Brooklyn, J. 8. Armstrong of Arizona and John M. Donaldson of Detroit are at the Riggs ——J. P. Dudley of Buffalo, John T. Huntin of Connecticut, Wm. B. Rankin of New York, J. D. Stryker of Daluth and & 8. Grim of Orange, N. J., are at the Arlington.——Henry Russell Way of Phil- a Robarts and Fred W. Hol- lis of New York are at the Shoreham.——Ex- Gov. Foraket of Ohio, J. H. Manley of Maine, D. Paul Johes of Buffalo and D. P. Mahony of NewWork are at the Eb- bitt——H. C. Drew of Lake Charles, La, E. 8. Hovey of Boston, Wm. T. Love of Knoxville, Tenn., Geo. T. Vanghn of the United States marine J, J. O'Donnell of New York and Walter N. James.——Mr, and J. aro oat Prince of Boston, Mr. rrish of Lon- don, Geo. P. Huhn of Minneapolis and Theo. M. ‘Davis ‘of Newport, , L, are at the Nor- mandie.——G. H.° Gt New York and Thos. G. Btod ton are at the John- son.——R, i Bowling Green, Ky, 3% Most ot 8 SRA is te Seeeeereee THE BERING SEA QUESTION. Postponement of the First Session of the Joint Commission. A FEELING AT THE STATE DEPARTMENT THAT ENGLAND I MALY-HEAETRD IN HER DESIRE TO EFFECT & SEITLOMENT— TUE RLEMENT OF CANADIAN RECIPROCITY. The first session of the joint commission on the Bering sea question, which was first planned for today, has been postponed until Thursday of this week. The mectings will be held at the State Department. It is expected that they will last several weeks, for each side has un- doubtedly arrived at certain conclusions as to the state of the sealing industry and it will be @ matter of more or lees cifficuity for the com- Mmissioners to agree ton mutual basis of fact, for the two countries will rest their case largely upon this presentation. THE REAL TesvE. The real issue of the whole controversy, of course, will be the question of the character of Bering sea and of the seal fisheries as regards the jurisdiction of the United States. The former arguments made by Secretary Blaine in his correspondence with Lord Salisbury to demonstrate that the United States has a juris- diction there which entitles the republic to prevent the destruction of its property, the seals, will undoubtedly be made anew Lcfore the tribunal of arbitration, and the other side will no doubt oppose this conteution with the logic formerly uulized by the Upon the three neutral votes, then, w: the decision. A TREATY MUST BE MADE. The arbitrators cannot be designated without @ treaty first being entered into between the two countries, and there is now some corre- spondence going on between the State Depart- ment here and the foreign office in London in regard to the termsof that instrument. There isan evident disposition on the part of the Officials of the State Department to chafe over the delays of Lord Salisbury in the matter. The American draft of the treaty is all ready for submission to the Senate, and no step can be taken until it has been’ ascertained that a similar treaty will be ratified on the other side. No such notification has yet been received, though elaborate preparations were made a few days ago to have Lord Salisbury’s assent to the American draft cabled to Washington to save time. ‘ ‘THE ENGLISH POLICY. Meanwhile there has been no sign that the promised renewal of the modus vivendi will be consummated soon enough to prevent the Pa- cific sealing fleet from fitting out for the sea- son's work. There is a growing feeling here that it is a part of the British policy to force a delay until so late a date that the issue of the proclamation will avail little or nothing and a Tepetition of last season's difliculties will re- sult. The standard belie? is that the Englixh government is only half-hearted in its efforts to solve the problem and is trying toombarrass the United States in every possible way. A NEW ELEMENT. A new element has just entered into the case, though some will not acknowledge that it bas any bearing. This is the question of reci- rocity with Canada, which seems to be com- ing to a climax just at present. An Ottawa dispatch dated yesterday says that Sir John Thompson, Hons. Geo. E. Foster and Mackenzie Bowell left for Washington yester- day afternoon bound on a mutual trade mis- sion. They are coming, as the phrase goes, “on their own hook,” and not on invitation from here. It is not anticipated that they will ac- complish any definite results, as there are evi- dent tendencies on the part of Secretary Blaine to discourage such negotiations with Canada. The history of the efforts ov the of the Canadians to secure reciprocal trade relations with the United States cannot be very encour- aging to them, it presents a rather monot- onous record of postponements. PROBABLE FATE OF CANADIAN RECIPROCITY. It may be interesting to note at this time that Hon. George Foster, the Canadian minis- ter of finance, is the same official who went down into the West Indies with a hope of se- curing a reciprocity agreement for Canada. He failed. This may not beasigual for the future of the present enterprise, but it is being quoted freely in the State Depart: ment, and it has @ tendency to e the faith of the officials in the success of the mission of the three Canadians. Just what bearing this latest move will have on the Bering sea case is problematic, but it is felt that the two commissions will ‘undoubtedly consultas to the program to be followed by each. It is also felt that the postponement of the initial mecting is partly due to the an- nouncement that the reciprocity commis- sioners werestarted south. $$ ee THE SPRINGER FREE-WOOL BILL. It Bas Been Delayed by Lack of Information, but Will Soon Be Keported. Mr. Springer is having considerable difficulty in getting the information he wants from the census office with relation to woolen manu- factures. The reporting of the free-wool bill to the Houce has been delayed for some time on ac- count of the delay of the census office in fur- nishing this information, and it is probable that the committee will wait no longer, but will prepare the report with the information they have and submit it to the House as soon as possible. It is expected that the Springer bill, which im is original form placed wool on’ the free list and merely repealed the compensatory duties on woolen manufactures, will be 40 per cont or less it will be reduced on an average of 5 per cent, and all datics now above 40 per cent will be reduced to 40 per cent. 4 SILVER FIGHT. The Struggle for Free Coinage Promises to Be Very Earnest. amended so as to reduce | pa}. the protection duties on woolen manufae-| {'necs’ pone. tures considerably. Where this duty is now | foot, LOSS OF A MILLION. Fire Rages in the Business Part of Memphis. SPORGEON'S REMAINS LIE IN STATE. More Bodies Found in the Hotel Royal Ruins. OTHER TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. A Fierce Fire in the Business Part of Mem- phis. Mearms, Texx., Feb. 9—The fire which Started at 9.50 last night is now (130 am.) beyond control and gaining rapidly on the fire men. The fire started at the corner of Monroe and Main streets and leaped across Monroe to Lutbermann’s Hotel, reaching Union street it turned east, and reaching 3d street started north again. It now, too, looks as though it would make « ‘eireuit of the biock. « t the Lilly carriage factory und other buildings were d ed. While the ames were con-uming the carriage {factory w man appeared cu tho roof and leaped }to the ground. His body was crushed into | shapel «thas bot yet been adentitied. dhe tire is (2 a.m.) at ming. Wotver's mantel sicre Las goue and the block occupied by Wilkinson's arag su is ablaze. The Togress of the fire is now tending southeast. MOTEL GUESTS ESCAPED. The Hotel Luthermann was a five-story brick struciure and was filled with guests when the fire started, but as the hour was early and uo one had retired all are believed to have es caped mints thei baggage. ihe other burning buildings are all three stories in height and built ot brick or stone. | All street car travel is stopped on account of the electric wires Leing broken by falling walla, Aman in endeavoring to remove a sigu board from a3d street drag store f uustance of fifteen feet and was seriously injured. vo to the lateness of the ur it is im- possible to get an accurate statement of tbe joss, but 21 wall not fall short of €1,000,000, THE WOUSES D The houscs destroyed were as follows: er & Co., saloon; Mason & Lee, saloon; nger &Co., barber shop; Luthermana’s ; Ochs & ticket broker Samuel, Co., cigar store; Levy's trunk iucwory, numerous oflices upstairs; the Brace, at Co., Hosin & Hurst, auctionee STROYED. Sehle Hote staff, hardware company; Lemon & lly, goods; the H. Wetter Manufacturing Company; Wm. Jackson, cbina store; Atchison & Co., cry goods; J. B. Gotthalf, pawnbroker, With offices upstairs; Lewis Seyforth, barber shop; J. B. McMahon, tailor shop, with offices upstars; Jones, Husan & Co., priuters. The origin of the fire is Unknown, but it is supposed io have been caused by the crossing of electric wires. encoeelaaaiaa . PREACHER AND SOLDIER. The Kemains of Charies HM, Spurgeon and Ge MeCleitand Lie in State. Loxpox, Feb. 9.—From 7 o'clock this morn- ing the body of the Rev. Chas, H. Spurgeon, which was brought to Loudon yesterday from Meutone, in which piace be died on Wednes- day last, has been lying state Metropolitan Tabernacle, Mr. Spurgeon's church. An enormous crowd were waiting for the doors to open, and as soon as they were Permitted the throng began to move past the coffin. Up to 4 p.m. 100,000 persons had viewed the body. The coflix. is covered with palm branches. VIEWING GEN. M'CLELLAND's REMAINS. Hauntspvns, Ps, Feb. 9.—The remains of Adjt. Gen, McClelland were conveyed to the ol this morning at 10, where they will lie in state im the rotunda of the main building until 2, when they will be taken to the railroad station at 3:0, the «pecial cars bearing the remains, the friends of the miilit: tals, will leave for Pitte- general catafalque was surrounded with beautiful floral picecs. Thousands of people reviewed the xe mains. ikea MORE BODIES FOUND, The Work of Recovering Corpses From the Hotel Koyal Kuins Goes On. New Your, Feb. 9.--At 2 o'clock this morn- ing, when the workmen had been digging for six hours in the rains of the Hotel Koyal with- out finding a body, there was not « curporal’s guard of spectators. They had flocked to the scene of the fire after the theaters and re- until about 2 o'clock, when they left, ‘he men worked hard in the rotunda, where rly in the evening a foot was discovered, but unearthed nothing more than « dilapidated grand pmno, which bad crashed down from the second nour. MORE BODIES FOUND. At3 o'clock the entire force was put to work in the cellar under what was the drawing rou, and near the elevator shaft and staircase. Am hour anda half later body number thirteen was uncarthe It was that of a woman with dark hair, badly burned and utterly devoid of clothing ‘or jewelry by which identification would be possibie. At 4:35 a.m. the body of » man without both legs and one arm, with the hur burnt off and scorebed beyond recognition, was the fac taken out from the sane place and put im cofin No. 14 At 5 o'clock a body was found which may be identified. 1t was that of an extremely welle formed woman, with a red and black plaid shawl on her shoulders. ‘Lhe arms were burnt toa crisp, the legs were in a similar condition, while the face and neck were badly scorched. The body was put in box No. 1 It took about half an hour from the time No. 16 was discovered to remove the heavy timbers, but the body was finaily taken out at 5:15 a.m. It was that Of « badiy charred woman, entirely d, with Lands missing and legs below the ‘The head was small and the # near as could be judged, were regular and handsome. The workmen were kept at the center of the building until 6 o'clock, whem a change of force was made and the fresh day men put on the side entrance on 40th street. it te expected that the bulk of the bodies will be found here and at the foot of the elevator shaft, for in passing through both of these places a distinct odor of burnt and decompos- ing flesh :manifested itself. At 5:30 the crowd Tho indications are that the alver fight in | of spectators vegan to reassemble and kept im- Congress will begin in earnest at an early | Tyasing until 7:30, i ‘Sena eré began work this morning om a te aS to finance | the second floor of the elevator shaft, where It committee in submitting an adverse re-| is expected many bodies will be found. They port on the free coinage proposition does not | had not been at work Jone | before they were necessarily indicate that a free ordered to stop by Chicf Giequiil, w Dill cannot be passed through the Scnate. ‘The the standing walls were dangerous. Ui silver men insist that they have the votes, but | his orders the men were put their opponents are inclined to doubt theires-|to work to tear down the “wall timate of strength. as well as that between the The a crats who voted fors free coinage bill during ‘the last Congress, in accordance with s plan defeat the force bill at this time. tis expected thet the House committee on | Was the means by whici mmber of demo- | cafe and office. One body was identitied early this morning. It was body No, 6, which was to | found yesterday in a room on the fifth floor of will not vote for such a | the hotel. The body was burned beyond nition, but « gold ring, handsomely it was identified as coinage, weights and measures will tomorrow | that of Miss Sarah Blake of Sbeldonville, Mass. agree to report the Bland f: Body No. i bas been identified as thatof Mra (ree-coinage bill, and as soon as it gets in the House there will | J. Cohen, thirty-three years of age, of T begin « steady effort on all occasions to press | Canada, and body No. 4 as thot of ‘oui it for consideration. ‘& POST EXCHANGE, ‘This is What the Canteen is to Be Called in Future, H fi in t ify i z i i if i i 8 f L if tf i it a. | E 4 of London, Ontario. Mr. Levi and Mra. Ee rf ‘3 g i 8 Hn i i i severely i ( H i : i |