Evening Star Newspaper, February 10, 1892, Page 1

THE EVENING PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY, AT THE STARK BUILDINGS. MOL Pearsylvauia Avenze, comer 11th St. by Tae Evening Star Newspaper Company, & H_KAUFEMANN, Pres't. New York Otice, $8 Potter Butlding, Tur Evextxo Stan fy served to subseribers in the tity by carriers. om their own account, at 10 cents per week, oF 44c. per mouth. Copies ai the counter. 2 cemts'each. By mail anywhere in the United States OF Canada—postace prepaid 0 cents per month. SaTURDAY QUADRUPLE Sueer Stan $1.00 per year: with forenen postave added, €3.00. (Entered at the Post Office at Washington, D.C., as eecond-class mail matter. } SE All mail subs riptions must be pad in advance. Kates of advertisins made known on applicattor. —_—_—_—___ STAR. The Evening Star. Vor. 80, No 20,179. FINANCIAL. ‘ : WASHINGTON, D.C., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1892. SPECIAL NOTICES. Hi GRAND OLD “EQUITABLE LIFE’ co Unues to forve ahead. Is there not a creat dea! aatisinction in bein sesared in the strongest Lite In surance ¢ EY ih the world? mea line if you ire abont the company. CHARLES L. GURLEY, I Avent the Equitable Life Society. 120 F st. 0. 1kST AND SECOND MORTGAGES CASHED. W. L. BRUEN & Co. Bankers, 225 F st. aw fe10-2° A GBEAT SAVINGS BANE. THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY, Granite building, 9th and F sts.. Pays interest on deposits from the date they are made. Executes all trusts, Hass magnificent safe deposit department. Does all business any Trust Company should do. BRAINARD H. WARNER, fe10-3t President, q > Sars Devosrr Boxes. Surroupled by every possible provision con- @uciveto the convenience and safety of renters while exa:uining their vaiuabie papers, &e. The ‘vault is of the new drop-sill pattern, is absolutely = urgiar and fire proof, and is the only one of its exact pattern in America. Boxes, according to size, $5, $7.50, 820 to $50 yearly. Keyscontrol- Jed by renters. ‘We bave reason to believe that our @10 box is the largest at this price in the city. ‘THE AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST 00. Broue Building, 1405 G st. nw. OFFICERS. Henry F. Blount. Second Vice President. Percy B. Metawer.. ‘Treasurer. Wt George E. Emmons. Conuubis FIRE INst ‘ANCE COMPANY OF the District of Columbia. Office 1419 G — nesthruest. Capital Stock — $100,000. ‘Surpius ber $1, 18919102. 227.14. Tnsures property 1a the District of Columbia against ad dainage Uy ‘ire. ‘Officers—F. McG CIRE, President. ©. GLOVER, Vice President. LEM TOWERS, Jr, Secretary. W. D. QUINIEN, Assistant Secretary. ‘Trustees, os 3 St PARKER. ar 3.4 PRescoTt, RE BP SNYDER, TM BH. WARNE ec. GEo. HB. WHITE, KO. WK. WILcox. owe HL AL WILLARD. FB. feS-colm ATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY OF WASHINGTON, N.E. COR, 15TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE. CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS JANUARY 22, 1867. ‘Reorganized under act Congress October 1, 1890. ‘Transacts the business of = TRUST COMPANY In all its various branches, Also the business of # BAVINGS BANE And of & SAFE DEPOSIT GOMPANY, Capitals _ ONE MILLION OF DOLLARS. Acts as executor, administrator, guardian of the es tates of minors, committee of the estates of lunatics, receiver, assignee aud executes trusts of any and every Geseription. ‘Wills prepared ty a competent attorney and kept Without charge, when the company is named executor or trustes, Receives money deposits in sums of TEN CENTS end up ward and allows interest thereon. Money deposited before the first day and on the first, second and third days of the month will draw interest from the Srst day. 1eansn.cney upon real estate and collateral security. Sells first-class real estate and other securities in ums of $500 and upward. Receives SILVER WARE and all kinds of VALU- ABLES upon deposit im capacious storage vaults of ‘Unsurpassed dryness and security. ‘This company'sequipment for the SAFE DEPOSIT BUSINESS, being the outgrowth of a quarter of a cen- tury's experience, is not equaled in this District. Safes rented for $5-96-87—$8-10-812.50-915— $20-$25-$40-450-$75-8100-and $125—each per BonUm, eceurding to size and location. Office hours—Daily from 9a.m. to 4 p. iherwise ordered, im addition to the m., and until regular office UPS, Util > o'clock p-m., as follows: (On the Lath day of euch month. On the last busiuess day of each month. $ kalks BE scoud and third days of each month | ¢ andays exeepied ) When the loth fallson Sunday the 14th day will be pubstituted. Management: ident, BENJAMIN P- SNYD! Vice President CHARLES c. Tastes Me JOH THOMAS Ke. Zenas C. Robbins, Andrew Wylie, Matthew G. E:mery, es A. Janes, Runes, Glover, Joun G. Parke, Jobn F. Redvers, ‘Thomas K. Jones. Forty BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF WASHINGTON, D. c ‘Subseribed Capit x! #1,000,000. © Per Cent paid on Regula: Deposits. and 10 Per (Cont paid on Deposits left with the Association for 5 Fears. You can borro 000 from us on Real Estate: TWO CENTS. 5 NOTICES. A LIMITED NUMBER OF SHARES OF THE CAPITAL STOCK OF THE SCHILLINGER CURBING AND PAVING COMPANY Is offered for sale at its par value, $100 PER SHARE, At the Banking House of WOODS & CO., 1222 F st. now. OFFICERS. L. P. WRIGHT, President. JOHN C. FOOR, Vice President. H. T. WOODS, Treasurer. 4. J. McLAUGHLIN, General Manager. . DIRECTORS. L. P. WRIGHT, Rezister of Wills. JOHN C. POOR, Treasurer Washington Gas Light Co. 1H. 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 a well-known and long-established one. Its eperations have been con- ducted for many years in this city and nearly all Jarge cities in the United States. It has large and profitable contracts on band, and new operations are almost daily presented. It is the intention of the company to add to its former iines 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 prof- Atable line of business. Purchasers of shares in this company will have an interest ina 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 ery liberal dividends and adda large surplus to its cash capital. There is no investment at present offered which promises so great an inducement in the cer- tainty of early returns in dividends and prospective advance in the price of stock. fel-tr ONT FAIL 10 KEAD AND INVESTIGATE ‘aunouncement of fs ROBINSON & LODGE fe5-1m_ ‘In Business Chances. Tue Usiren Srares BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, 1313 F ST.) WASHINGION, D. Enables you to S1OP paying RENT by app-yinw same tothe PURCHASE of a HUM Payainterest on savings deyoutel in uny amount, Per cent interest Paid on special dejusits from the date they are made. W. 5. HUGE, President, JaS-Sun T.C_ DANIEL, Secretary. Chas. J. Bell, Bert & Co.. Baxuen 1406 G STREET. DEPOSITS, EXCHANGE. DISCOUNTS. A specialty made of investment securities. Foreign exchange issued on all points. ‘Local securities bought and sold. 273m aN W. MACARTNEY. Member N.Y. Stock Ex. CORSON & MACARTNEY, GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 F ST.'N. W., Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds. change. Loans. Collections. nd Bonds and all'securities listed on the exchauyes of New dork, Philadelphia, Boston and Baitsmore bousht and so.d. A speciaity made of investiuent securities. District Bonds and ail jocai Hailroad, Gas, Tusurauce and Tet ‘ork dealt “Shinte.can Balt'isleshowe Stock bomeht and sold.s918 RB <n a whanem sree wnaraenlneien nutans INSURANCE. UTUAL PROTECTION FIRE INSURA, ?. OF THE D.C WILLIAM BALLANTYNE, President. JAMES E. FITCH, Secretary. Issues policies ai unusually low rates and im the profits. For full information of tue company, 1400 G st. n.w. JRO W. Cons. Tae Stewexs-Lesorex Law, Especially designed for all situations where increased illumination is desired. More than 25,000 of these ‘Lamps are now in use. Testimonials, references or any desired information ‘Will be cheerfully given on applicationat THE GAS APPLIANCE EXCHANGE, 223, 1428 New York ave. n.w. ‘Do you want s WAKEFIELD CARRIAGE? We are Sole Agents. De you want » SWEETS CARRIAGE? We are Sole Agents. ‘We believe these the best lines of BABY CARRIAGES MADE. JUDGE FOR YOURSELF. W. H. HOUGHTON MANUFACTURING CO., 1212-1220 F at. 108-3t A Porst My anivay tack aithersteuf #i3permeae = | Wax, Worra Coxsmenixe. We fulfil our oblixations to our Members, andcan easly prove that wecan do all weagree to. Call and be cont iuead. Other Assceiations are trying to adopt cur plan. Was? Because they know we are doing business on found besia Fer circulars and other information apply at offices, $15 and 915 F st. nw. Next te Columbia N Bares in force........... OFFICERS. BARRISON DINGMAN ASDREW WALL... GEORGE W. LEACH Ist Vice President 2d Vice President GEORGE GIBSON. gNO. E. SMITH... Attorney EDWARD 8. YORK. Departinent W. Hibbs, ‘Manager, ‘Member Washington Stock Exchange. LEWIS G. TEWKSBURY & CO., BANKERS AND BROKEKs, 1335 F ST. WASHINGTON, D. C., Bozo ah oF Ob Manin Stocks, Bonds, ‘i wires to New York and ierent allowed on deposits. {town Dusiuess a specialty. ‘All Local Securities dealt in Constant quotatious al, warkets, ‘Telephone 545. octl-tr C. T. Havexxer, ‘Member Washington Stock Exchange, ‘Heal Estate and Stock Broker, ‘Rooms and 11, Atlantic building. 400 F street northwest, INVESTMENT SECURITIES. Btocks, Bonds and Grain bought and sold for cash or ee marcin. ‘Direct New York and Chicago wires, Telephone 43 am Wc, COMED | FREDENICK C STEVENS Members of the Washi Stock Exchange. ‘We handle only » hixh grade of Shoes, as all our customers know. When we inaugurated this reduction ‘sale we aimed not only to reduce Shoes, _— stock, but to make new customers, Half Shoes, and when we make new customers Slippers, our class of goods are such, together Rubbers. with prices, a (ittie lower than usu- —_— ally paid, that we are able to hold A doliar's theirtrade. Therefore, our interests worth for 85 are mutual—YOU get FINE SHOES cents. at prices much below their value and WE increase our patronage with View of holding it. We don't handle “eheap” goods, Hooven & Sxrven, 1217 Pess. Avesce We Anz Nor Axracoxizxe The Rechdaie Amociation. We are simply stating our business belief. Wedo not believe it is right te allow a discount to a yavored sew and not to all. One customer's money is as good as another's, and ‘we do not believe it right to take fifty cents offs five-dollar article for one and uot to all. We buy ‘the best goods manufactured in our line, and sell them as close as they can possibly be sold. Wi wive oll ‘the opyortunity to buy them at these Prices: Of course we huve mate yednttiose oot igs’ the ‘sauue oppor" Tunity fo buy thous af hese edited prbsss Wruuerr & Roeory, 9 905 Pa. ave. nw. W Spring Keunante {som the mills toat Reet “REFS ESTeRr iio” Tat Fim ot. ne AYE SDS OF BERING KEMNANTS ‘THIS k's EN’ TUT ee, ipen meetin of Fxcelsior Assembl Roof Le. at bail, 625 La EDN. # at uilect District of Columbia. come aut criticisins of lecture invited. eS" IDEND NOTICE. Ww, Washington Real Rstate Company” earninss to date, and will be Payable at the office of the eon ny 1001 Fat. n.w.t ou, MONDAY, Febru Tati xo alt stocihioldérs of record TWarsday, yi; sue oke for the transfer of stock will be closed on Feiruary Il, to MONDAY, February lor of the bend of dicectors, iy once of tue bond of directo Bgl or het aan, sorter, House, N. 11. at 7:30. us interested in northeast section Invited. By order of the association. M._DEWEY, Secretary. TO ANY ONE IN SUCH POSITION WITH Teal estate men, atects, builders or uy che having charge of property who can throw work in the bousepaynting line Jn iny way I will give 10 per cent on ail work obtained. Would like to iweet party to arrange for work the coming season on those terms. Addre-s CONFIDENTIAL, Star office. 169-3U" A FIRM OCCUPYING THE FINEST BUSI- ness locations in the city desires to take an axency or banch ef another good busiuess in con- Bection with their own. Address ENEKGY 3 of ATTENTION, 1) Pure Lincoln € ¥ hy URDANCE WITH THE PROVI- Boren er the deur ot the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, passed on the lth day ot No- Yetaler, Asin equity’ cause namber 12300, ented Een Le Gait etal i hereby ‘il creditors of the late fran Of Tons & don of Anacostix, D. C., to present to me ‘sworn itemized statements of their several accounts: = said irm on or before MONDAY, the 7th day ‘March, 1882. JOMN P. SH eRD, Gray & Son, (ue U.W.. © ty BBE.” ted, a, we WASHINGTON DIRECTORY, FOR Nurses, 1446 N st, eurxanized by the thority of the Medical Society of te District of Co- Tumbia. (Cat this out and keep it for reference!) 3az5-6olmn ALL PERSONS HAVING GOODs ON DE- i h H. K. Fulton upon which inter- est Js ulte tweive months or iuore are notified to call and pay interest on the saine OF the Koods Will be sold February 16, 1802. deh 'ULTON, Pawnbroker, Fe PUSINESS MEN IN THIS LocaLity, who wish to meet wembers of their family at luncheon, will find OUR LUNCH ROOM a very convenient place. It is well sighted and ventilated and commands a very pieasing view of the city and Po- tomac. A strictiy firet-class iuncheon will be served promptly at moderate cost. Sixth floor, 10th st. building. ‘Take Elevators. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, 10TH, 11TH AND F STS. N.W._ SS TANTELS, “ANDIRONS. — TESDERS, Be Ge ron ion oes Fistures, Be, Special diecount white taking cuanses fete 3. CORSE Jas. E. Fitch, Geo. W. Brown —_— NOW ‘Than . LAST YEAR, Probably BETTER YET NEXT YEAR. ‘The REMINGTON STANDARD TYPEWRITER Keeps constantly improving .in practical qual- ities, hence its constantly increasing popularity im the markets of the world. WYCKOFF, SEAMANS & BENEDICT, jal5-tr SIH AND F STS. X.W. HAVING SE Boe Seen Wropared to iuruiuh all kine of stock in the rear of O12'G st, nw. Horses guaranteed as represented in eeenpAvID SONDNIMER, <7 VIOLAS AND CELLO’ irom. Examine this lection. | Prices #33 to #125, Bows, striny HUGU Wolk $25 7th st. . w. RED MY On. TH LAUNDRY =~ UNDER A NEW NAME. TOLMAN STEAM LAUNDRY, 491 to 499 C st. n.w. ‘We call fog and deliver all laundry. AND Gas FIXTURES. 3020 Lowest prices are guaran- ie ind that et Stsek you have w lange tine tovseiect. trem. Hetiable teorkmen ‘alicuys ready to Jromptly Aeany orden In The maces of Hale haghte Niue Brack th, Chanaetiers er, thus store cannut be 2 C. A. MUDDIMAN, ess celled. — DROP LIGHTS. 4330 "- LADIES’ AND CHILDR 'S SHOES; = st prices: gil ine of Hath away, Harrington's Met's Shoes. | M. STRICKLAND, 3439 Fa. ave. J020-3m <q@=2 THE BEST SHOES MADE FOR MEN'S wear, stylish, durable and comfortable, are HATHAWAY,SOULE AND HARKING1ON'S,d31-Umn Bee ERED, SOCEE, AND, aN: Ye Men's Shoes can be foun fone Men SRA VENSEN & DAYI 1025 aud GW) st. s=> SPECIAL RATES TO CASH CUSTOMERS. tisfaction Kasranteed or money cheerfully gerurped. AMERICAN ICE AND CUAL COMPANY. Main office: S. w cor. 10th und Tn: w. Teer houe, 466. Call rea wagons for ice and coal orders, ‘Branch ofc Pacave nw. EM. WILLIS, Manaxer, Jal SS HAVE BEEN SPEN4 BY OUR ton friends tor Caseard' " snd Boneless Bacon when th We have tried several pia cuity and have Hnally adopted with Our hame printed on itn white, wiick is aiixed to all oUF Due ideats, Whether covered OF uncovered. Don't Qedecerved. Insint upon having only woods with this hed te thes. jalo-wr See 't HAS Comer Winter, I mean, end Tam prepazed to keep you warin with my Pumily Coal, which tdeliver prompuy. Never disappoint ay dten in cold weather Is coca louie Tor a coal dower. ‘Those who Lave not the stock Cannot avoid it. ‘Therefore buy of a MAURY Dove, ‘Merchant. Offices vist and In. w., 1206 Hn. w. and 1026 M stn. Su K, LEGAL i 1.1L. McQULEN. PRINTER AND PUBLISHER, Telephone wars. ald} 110s IGE st. new. TO-KALON. , <a rade, California’ Wines and wrandiere Purity and quauty cuaranteed, General’ Aven's tor’ Touica Water. ‘eld Lath st. sa1G-Im , <a ‘SUITS Fe OR jal2-1m HI 41497 ST. N.W. Fe SION & RUPP, STATIONERS, 421 11TH BT. N. W. Blank Books, Copying Presses, Stands, &c.. Letter Files, Document and Cash Boxes, Office Fixtures, Wedding and ‘Viaiting Cards Engrayed and Printed. 48-3m => SWEEPING REDUCTIONS ON OURCARE- Kern; sclested sock of Sen's Furnishings 7 ‘tock. PK. HALL. wise ‘Shirt Maker. £08'F st. nw. ee errs rive rartoniNG. 'H. D. BARR, 1111 Pennsylvania ave, Buits from 835 up. Trousers from $10 up. Low prices from this date with. -erade art. ja20 5 AND NOTE HEADS, CARDS, LETTE HCULAIS Bes inted in first-class iuanner at lowest rates consistent wood SON'S. JOB PRINTER, 12 Lith st. 3. Telephone 030. =>DR. JOHN A. DALY. DENTIST, HAS RE- Tithand Piste Telopnone Nor 000 atin Buancaus: Banoamst 25 PER CENT DISCOUNT Of ENTIRE STOCK for TEN DAYS to make room for Spring Goods. 3830 ee Sy ee Pp ee - ‘Tiss! 4%c.; BLACK ATINES, Ea. STEERS, tots oe Washington News and Gossip <r THE KEELY CURE. LIQUOR, MORPHINE, TOBACCO. Ladies or Gentlemen addicted to any of above habits at the so-called ““Insytute,” can receive i and Seientific BICHLORIDE, ETC., TREATMENT bem aga Cure by a thoroughly experienced and Seiect parties only add: for interview. 1t CONFIDENTIAL PHYSICIAN, Star office. See BOOK DEPARTMENT, 416 7th st. Ana able VALENTINES VALENTINES VALENTINES VALENTINES VALENTINES FROM 2. TO $2.98 EACH. LARGEST ASSORTMENT. LARGEST ASSORTMENT, LARGEST ASSORTMENT. LARGEST ASSORTMENT. LARGEST ASSORTMENT. LOWEST PRICES, OF COURSE. BAUM'S POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, SEVENTH STREET. GOLD HANDS! =SS= And enameled Diai add un- WATCH. We can ft ‘all sizes and ail kinds of WATCHES at the extremely low rate of $5 each. Your Watch can beimproved 100 per cent, fe10 A LSALTZSTEIN, Sr. Manufacturing Jeweler, 505 Seventh s -=>A STERLING OPPORTUSIT We have a $10,000 investment in a business property, which is safe, bound to enhance in value and will pay a monthiy income much above the ordi- nary. PROCTOR & PROCTOR, ‘Real Estate and Insurance, 907 G st. n.w. fe10 e fe10 Bce> 4 MEMbER OF THE FIRM, Who is also a practical plumber, is in charxe of our plumbing department—a sufficient guarantee of the excellence of our work. We not only do the plumbing in new build- ings, but make # specialty of repairing and modernizing the plumbing in old buildings. Our large force of workmen makes it easy to respond promptly to sudden demands. 8. 8. SHEDD & ERO., 432 OTH ST. N.W. fe10 i _OUN F Sininy, PRINTED . ae i ote BM = Troi class wo jeraie Fat brief work, tue. pate £10 HAVING LATELY ADDED LARGE IM- provements to my ruling department Lau enadved to make biank books and rnie paper at short pHYDGES' NATIONAL BINDERY, 1326 ¥ st. Fe= PISSOLUTION F COPARTNERSHIP_ ein retofore known as Maus X Houser, No, t Wasi 46 Mat, W Is this 6th day or Feuruary, siz, tual consent. nu. D.C, dissolved by iu: All moneys due sid firm will be paid ‘Maus and ail debts will be assuined and 0. 3. MAUS, J. A. HOUSER. 3 S. Maus continie busiuess at the old stand and will be iad to mect his old customers. 10-3t* The weather is likely to be warmer sotth- winds and sair weather today; ine creasing southrriy winds tonight, and ¢vudy weather and provabiy rain or snow in mountain’ dutricte Thuraday, Write or telephone us and we will send one of our expert “estimators” tosee youat home or office ant help You figure the amount and cost of the Tuniber needed to ereet that content. That plated building oF addition, 7ree of New charge. Buitd- Lumber from good to the sineat. Prices are the lowest in Washinyton, and we sell direct to you, your cat Penter or your builder. c ud the 1, inch door at ler. ‘Hardware, Mill Work, de., ave. 1. fe10_ Dentists, Dr. WALTON. qa REMOVAL, ‘Dr. HODGKIN. Lemoved to corner Gand 12th ste., over Olio Nat ._ Entrance 1117 G st. MARTIN N. EVANS & Ct Printers and kngravers. Fine Work at Reasonable Prices, feB-Lw* 1421 Got. now, Opp. Higes Hot fes-lw as ee CUSHION TIRE, COULD IT HAVE A STRONGER RECOMMENDA- ‘What is practically this same tire fitted with an Infericevalve fealty to ‘others an. meu Y otprice $130" rice of HAMBEEH, with this tice, $130. Enough said—eb? ‘To be seen and tried at 1325 14th st. n.w. GORMULLY & JEFFERY MFG. CO. {08 Be OPP NEY & ROBERTS CO. DESIGNING, ENGRAVING AND PRINTING FOR SOCIAL AND BUSINESS USES. oT ICE, Bi 407 10TH BT., NEAR GAS OFFICE 4413 SNOW AND DIRT, Jean, dry fuel, kept under cover, is what foal and Wood ‘from. V. t ‘who buy thelt BALBWIN JOHNSON: Onis the best article ud ono pre to. every bod: Complete tacili , bottom je a full Weivnt aud measure, clean a leliveries. Uffices—1101 R. 1. ave. nw., A st. bre. and 519 4% st. &.w. Pst) “MERTZ’S" TAILORING LORE, ‘We aim to keep our eltenieie postedon the newest ideas in tailoring. Just now our time is largely taken up in making We Preparations for the spring. Early you aim wpy think—but then we have to take time by the forelock. 6 W. 0. MERTZ’S Tailoring Shop, 20 614 lithst. nw. or ‘TO BUY HOMES. : new plan. Does not cost more than rent. Death terminates all payments and the home belongs to your family ree from incuubrances. PAY MEN Scan bemade monthly, quarteriy, bail yeariy or yearly tor a period of five, tea, fifteen or twenty years as the applicaut may ogee, “ONLY PRUDENT WAY TO BUY A HOME secure HE INSTALLMENT PLAN and your {ainily in event of your deat Fortull paricalare apply {0 HOB'T MOLUIS. Gon'l Agt, United Security Life Insuranceand Ri aa We Capital $1,000,000. Full paid. ‘wiki en Exes. YOUR EYES. YOUR EYES. YOUR EYES. YOUR EYES. YOUR EYES, YOUR EYES, YOUR EYES, YOUR EYES. YOUR EYES. YOUR EYES. YOUR EYES, YOUR EYES, YOUR EYES, YOUR Exua ND ILELP MISSION, tal Hible survice for Index to Advertisements, seen women “aud witin URRON. 2 p-m-. con- lucted by Mrs. Mary Me ‘Revival services. All friends cordially invited 1t_ | ADVERTISTNa, AMUSEMENTS... MINISTER OF THE Society of Friends, will attend meeting at | ATTORN! ‘ thenieetiny house, TS11 T-at'n: w., on FIFTH Bay | AUCTION BALES, EVESING, titi iust., at 7730" “ BlcrcL es. 7 IMe. KEVIV AC EVANGELIST &. | BOARDING.” lw er, winners. plead! — for pardon souls saved in two mixitts; many ree | BUSINESS CHANCES | CITY ITEMS... COUNTRY REAL #3! guests for’ prayer; Christian workers, do comme and el Us. at SP ONFERENCE OF TEMPERANCE | DEN PROHIBITION WORKERS EXcunsions ac” ALG. T. Hal, cor. asst, and Pa.ave.n.w., | FAMILY SUPPLIES TINANCIAL, THURSDAY, 8 P.M. FOR LEASE... Rint BANE OCONEE Ow Saree FOR RENT (Misceilaneo i {AM'T, DICKEY OF NEW YORK and other | FOr RENT —— abfe speakers will be present. Is the licensing of sale of beverage alcohol constitutional? All friends of temperance cordially invited. fe10-2t* FOR RENT (Rooms)... FOR RENT (Stables), FOR RENT (Houses) FOR RENT (Stores). FOR SALE (Honses),. FOR SALE (Lots) FOR SALE (Horses FOR SALE (Pianos)... BREE REREEHTRIATK EES <q=> HEADQUARTERS: DEPARTMENT OF THE POTOMAC, GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC. WASHINGTON, D. C., FEBRUARY 8, 1892, io The twenty-fourth annual’ encampment of this de- | TNounanGE partment ‘will be heid on LADIES GOODS MONDAY, THE 15TH INSTANT, r LECTURES... LEGAL NOTICES. LOCAL MENTION. LOST AND FOUND, AT BUILDERS’ EXCHANGE HALL, 717 AND 719 137H ST. N.W., AT 6:30 P.M. ORI aK MANICURE... Bement MARRIAGES... JAMES M. PIPES, t Official Department Commander, | MEDICAL .....,. JOHN P. CHURCH, MISCELLANEOU Assistant Adjutant Genoral MONEY WANTED AND ROCHDALE NOTICE NOTARIES PUBLIC, pide OCEAN STEA! cai, Rochdale Co-operative Nortety of the District of | OFFICIAL re ae B00) meiibers. is Troperitie to make wigtrute cons | POTOMAC RIVER BOATS tracts (or cle "yeas bouunin May" L peat, win all | PIANOS AND ORGAN resent contracts will expire. Most of its ancubers | PERSO} Grima dads ot fila ite naveto say that the up- | PhorrasnoNaL for soni8 40.0 sare purchased upon the NAL rand ax these purchases areall | RAILROADS, rs will perceive the advisability of | SPECTAL NOTIC SPECIALTIES .....00. SUBURBAN PROPEL: WANTED (Help)... WI QTV wT IEE compete for these « cate in writing to th ec) ym mittee, E. 1. fice, 107 G ‘stating their lines of business and their busi- Hons,and explicitly promising to preserve en- Ure confidence in rexard to this subject, whether thea Prorosuis are accented oF not. "Thereupon duplicate blank forms of contract, with circulars of instructions, will be sent them jn due season, unless sieflicient rea- gon to the contrary is known to the executive commit toe. This committee will the award of con- tracts ior the ensuing year on or about March 10, and Vill promptiy make known acceptance to the success- {ul competitors and preserve entire confidence a8 to Alldealers and other persons are hereby notified that J. W. Harsha ts not the secretary or. treasurer oF er of this society and has not Leon since the anmual election ou the 10k of January 1 has not since then had and has not “now any. oF right tu make coutracts, issue. trade cards, receive moneys or do any other act whatever for oF in bebalf Of this society. ALL MEMBERS OF THE SOCIETY must exchange their current trade carda for new ones {paying 23 cents theretor) on or before the 3Uth of April next, in ae WANTED (Rooms) . WANTED (Situations WANTED (Miscellaneous) WINTER RESORTS ease ” Govensaent Recerrts Topay.—Internal rev- enue, $414,042; customs, $645,718. New Baxx.—The controller of the currency has authorized the National Bank of the Com- monwealth at Matchester, N. H., to begin busi- ness with a capital of $100,000. Navat Paywest.—The Secre of the Navy has made the fourth payment of $41,850 on the order to obtain the benefit of contracts for the ensuing Year. ‘The new trade cards willbe ready for issue on or about March 1, ut whitch time notices will be pub: tar ani the Post, stating where ‘and cards nay be obtained.” Members Gre hereby notined that the agents banied on second Page of cover of present jist of contracts are No longer authorized to act a8 such, their accounts. having been, called in preparatory to ihaking new arraniements for the ensuing Sear. For the present, and until further Sguuwunicntions row nieuibers shoud be m othe ary of the society. L. 8. EMERY, 707 G street northwest, or ‘vervaily to the president, ‘I. P. KEENE, 1004 O'street northwest, oF to the treasurer, L. C. WILLIAMSON, 480 Lousiana avenue northwest, of to any member of the Uunder- signed exectttive committee. uy reputable person desiring to become a member of the society nay doso ut any time, on the usual Aitions Gaguing the acreement and payine $1).by ing on the vecretary, Mr. Eivery. at above address: and those Joininz Lefore April 3) next will be entitled to reuewal of trade card for ensming year without charge. ‘A. F. SPE] harbor defense ram now being constructed by the Bath iron works cf Both, Me. A New Yorg Apporraenr.—The acting sec- retary of the treasury has appbinted Michael J. Fenton superintendent of construction of the appraiser's ware house, New York city. Boxps Revrrwrp.—The amount of 43¢ per cent bonds redeemed yesterday was £500, making the totai redemption to date $23,240,- 150, and leaving outstanding 2,264,550. Acts Aprnovep.—The President has approved the act to detach Mcntgomery county from the western and add it to the eastern district of Arkansas find the act amending the general in- corporation law of the District of Columbia re- lating to insurance. Sestexcep 10 Twexrr-oxg Yeans.—Chief Post Office Inspector Wheeler has received in- formation that James K. Scraton, who was con- victed of robbing street etter boxes in Denver. has been sentenced to twenty-one years in pri- son in the Canon City penitentiary. This is the extreme penalty for robbing letter boxes. f610-4 ig Be PODDEN'S FURNITURE HOUSE, FOR DELICATE INSTRUMENTS. A simple way to remove rust from finely pol- ished steel without injury to the surface is to Jean them with a compo drachmns of putty powder, ¢ tmonia and twenty-five drachius of alcool. with soft blotting paper. ‘Tne Assay Comaisstox.—Mr. Leach, director of the mint, has goue to Philadelphia to attend the sessions of the United States assay commis- sion, which begin today. Mr. Henry W. Can- non of New York, one of the members of the commissjon, had ‘a short conference with Sec- tary Foster at the Treasury Department this afternoon in regard to the financial situation. Secretary ELKIxs gave @ hearing at the War Department today to Senators Blackburn and Carlisle and others interested in the con- struction of a new street railway bridge across the Ohio river between Cincinnati and Cov- ington. There is considerable opposition to the proposed bridge on the ground that there is no necessity for it. Both sides of the ques: tion were presented at the hearing today. ‘The Secretary reserved his decision. PRICES STILL 850 Oak Parlor Suite—e35, JOHN IN, a * sisgercutnetednontiest, | NAVAL Onpens.—Passed Assistant Surgeon Ww) Jobn F. Urie ordered to the -naval hospital at Fees custo .| Portsmouth, N.H., relieving Surgeon Howard Wells, whois placed on waiting orders. Ensign oe Henry A. Wiley detached from the San Fran- FOR LIQUOR cisco and ordered to the Charleston. Chief ax Engineer Edw. D. Robie detached from special duty, 15th instant, and ordered to duty in the OPIUM HABIT. | bureau of steam enginetring. Carpenter = Frank §. Sheppard detached from duty at the yards of Messrs. Cramp & Sons and ordered to duty at the works of the Franco-American Cellulose Co. of Philadelphia, Pa. Pensoxat.—E. 8. Fisher of New Jersey, H. 0. Garry of Topeka, Chas. Marsland of New York and M.P. Turner of St Louis are at Willard’s.: ‘M. Green of Chicago, Samuel s. ‘Taylor of New York. 'T. O'Brien of Philadelphia and W. B. Miller of Newark, N. J., are at the It has never failed to cure the worst case in 20 days, and at the end of that time the patient has steady nerves, good appetite and buoyant health. RB. HENDERSON GRAHAM, M. D., Medical Director, 609 13th st. fo10-4t Ke’. nae A BUSY MAN? ‘s sy men w siderab ‘Correspondence and who appreciate the Yaiue of “seconds sud tuinutes' wilt Randall——F. W. Adams of New better for less than stenowrapher's prices, H. Dyer of. Salt City, Chas, AL ‘honograp hs leased. sod or went on trial. POOR ew OT ONT Reta rth Richardson of Worcester, Mass., and R. C. A. a Dare of Chicago are at’ the Riggs —J. E. a ae Kempran of London, England, J. E. Burus of ORIGINALITY IN VALENTINES, New York and Jacob fl Miller of Pittsburg are ‘You don't want the s: at the Arlington.—Geo. erry of Boston, gone duty Yor the: last ceena teat bare | 4! HH Leonard of Louisiana, Matthew Feonk of Feta att co neh ng teaens, uniaue | Si, Louis and Pleasant Porter of Indian ‘Terri- Hentional Cots tack aii che" deintg ats: | {Ory aro at the Shorebom,——R, W. Marshall of sives displayed upon our tables” Five| Dayton, Ohio, Joseph Taylor of the navy, ‘more buying days. Thomas 8. Welsh of Philadelphia and E. eS Parsons of New York are at the Ebbitt.—— dts Mier and Biationer, Lewis Grant of New York, Charles E. Thipps of Sacramento and H.ll. Fletcher of Philadelphia RENTING THEM I8 a are at the Arno.—Henr fatson of = aimee ee Alton, IIL, 4 in of Troy, apes B. 'H. Golver of Cleveland, Ohio, and Louis McCarthy of Boston are at the Howard,——Ex-Senator Sewell of New Jer- sey, F. T. A. Jttnkin of New York, B. W. Walker have been rentin..Now is the time of sit Henge | Ht Wile the social, Season is se will make to rich, faultiess-fitting full-dress suit for UF necessary will deliver it in four da; G. WARFIELD SIMPSON, “ ‘Expert in Trousera,” of Alabama and Col. Josoph F. Tobia of Phil- adelphia are at the Normandie. —S. C. Fish of Chicago, Julius Aderer of New York, C. B. Wein- stock of Wisconrin and A. L. Bliss of Boston are at the Metropolitan ——C. W. Crockett of Tennessee. A. C., Fraser of New York, Charles Meyers of Philadelphia and’ Homer Cor. Othand G sta. n.w, fe10 | Howe of Hudson, N. H., arvat the National.— W. R. Wicks of Colorado, Herman Mauch of @>iF YOU ARE AMETTIOUSAND Wit Ge>) DuaieammousaD we eae ad ‘old instruunents and avail yourself of the Tuodern tools of resent maaaheene. et Grerepresented here. FRED. A. SCHMIDT, Architects’ and Engmeers’ = ‘te St. Louis, Col. RM. Levy'of West Point, Mass., tnd Weil Blodgett of Winchester, Masa, ars at the St. James, ‘S04 Yth st. n.w. Branch, 1722 Sve < qe astineton SAFE DEPOSIT, COMPANY, ‘The vaulte and epartnna . able ‘silver, a ‘The Banitary Condition of the Capitol. 10_| Mr. George C. Augéll, who made the com- plaint to the health office that led to an investi- gation of the sanitary condition of the Capitol, today that the statement that a dis- 7 fel0-6m af { k er AN INFERNAL LIE. What Secretary Blaine Says of the Story of His Resignation. ‘BE ALSO DENIES THAT IE HAS ARRANGED A TRIP TO THE BERNUDAS—HE DOES NOT BELIE THAT MR. WANAMAKER WILL BE MINISTER REID'S SUCCESSOR IN PARIS, The Chilean war scare having blown over | and the declination of the republican presi- | dential nomination by Mr. Blaine having lost | ite sensationa! effect, te news market is now being supplied with « daily grist of rumors relative to coming changes in the cabinet. | This body furnishes an abundance of material for speculation in dull timer, and just at prosout the air is filled with reports of resigna- | tions and appointments. ‘The latest story is a very positive one to the effect that Secretary Blaine is to resign ina short time, as soon as the effect of his letter to | Mr. Clarkson has worn away and the two will not be construed together. This «tate- ment appeared this morning in several | ties, accompanied in some instances by lon details. THE. STORY AT THE CAPITOL. The report was in circulation at the Capitol today and was credited to @ prominent repub- lican, to whom Mr. Blaine is alleged to have Siven his confidence. Mr, Biaine’s personal | friends in Congress professed to know nothing of the matter. The statement Mr. Blaine was alleged to have made to the author of the report was that he intends to retire and to spend several months in the south for the beneiit of his health. He is alleged to havo stated that he had for some time wanted to retire, but that he wanted the Chilean matter to_be | settled first, so that a difference of opinion on | that matter could not be attributed as a reason for his retirement, and to avoid the inference that he retired for the pyrpose of becoming a presidential candidate he had withdrawn from the candidacy before sending in his resigna- | tion. ‘MB. BLAINE'S DENTAL. Secretary Blaine was at the White House for half au hour this morning, in consultation with the President, and as bo was leaving the man- sion @ Stax roporter showed him a newspaper clipping containing a circumstantial account of the plan for his resignation. ‘The Secretary heard the news summarized, and then said: “It is entirely false. There is not a word of tru it, These stories are being circulated b; idle men who have nothing better to do, and I wish you would deny them. in the most positive terms. This statement is an infernal lie.” NOT GOING To THE BERMUDAS. The Secretary was uisc asked if there was any truth in the statement that he intends to take @ southern trip thi spring among the Ler- mndas and other West Indian islands. He re- plied: “I have planned no trip to the south. I care too littlo about traveling to go anywhere bysea. If I take any trip I shall sclect a desti- nation that can be reached by land.” AS TO THE WANAMAKER RUMOR. ‘There was another rumor afloat this morning to the effect that Minister Reid’s resignation would be followed by the appointment of Mr. Wanamaker to the diplomatic post at Paris and the selection of Mr. Clarkson to be Postinuster General. The reporter mentioned these re- ports to Secretary Blaine and asked if he could throw any light on them. He said: “I do not know anything about them. I have all that I ean do to deny the absurd rumors about my- self to worry about those concerning the other officersof the cabinet. I suppose these rumors are started by the same men who wrote the one about me. There seems to be about as much foundation for them.” The published statements of the Secretary's proposed resignation went so far as to discuss the problem of the selection of his successor, the names of ex-Senators Edw”mnds and Evarts and Minister Lincoln being most prominently mentioned. CANADIAN RECIPROCITY. ‘The First Formal Conference Held at the State Department Today. THOSE WHO REPRESENT THE TWO GOVERNMENTS— SECRETARY BLAINE CONFERS WITH THE PRESI- DENT—THE MOVEMENT WAS INSTIGATED AND HAS BEEN PRESSED BY CANADA. The negotiations between the United States and Canada in regard to reciprocal trade rela- tions were opened formally this morning at a conference held at the State Department of the representives of each government. The Secretary of State and Gen. John W. Foster attended to the interests of the United States, while those of Canada were cared for by a commission consisting of Sir John Thompson, minister of justice and attorney general; Hon. Mackenzie Bowell, minister of the customs and militia;Hon. Geo. E. Foster, minister of finance; Mr. Parmalee, deputy commissioner of customs, and Mr. Stewart, private secretary. They reached Washington last night. commission really consists of the three first named officials, the others accompanying them as attaches. Mr. Bowell takes the place of Sir Charles Tupper, but otherwise the commiseion is the same as that which visited Washington last spring. CONFERRING WITH THE PRESIDENT. This morning Secretary Blaine spent half an hour with the President at the White House, going over the ground tobe occupied by the United States in the coming conferences. He then, at 11 o'clock, went to the State Department and met Gen. Foster in the diplomatic reception room. In a few minutes sir Julian Pauncefote, the British minister, appeare@ and notified the Secretary thatthe Canadian delegates were ready to enter upon the negotiations, and it was arranged that they should proceed to the State Department. ‘They arrived at about noon and there was « liminary session ut an hour, during Thich the conferees talked “‘across the beard,” as the ——— phrase goes, and arranged the ground of the coming conferences, which may last seve v8. This series of negotiations is intended,by the Canadian authorities, as a preliminary inter- change of views for the pu: ‘of ascertain- ing the nature of the subjects that each side ‘will be willing to discuss and what form the discussion shall take. The results that may be reached will not, therefore, be final. INSTIGATED AND PRESSED BY CANADA. The entire movement is instigated and pressed by Canada, and is not, as has been per- sistently stated by dominion authorities, the ex- jject_ dis- pay Fis i i i | i il , i i in i i F i E i i i F | i é E i F z i fj i ; i i i | E B i i i 4 t | | cent READING'S BIG DEAL. Tt Secures Control of Two Railway Companies, FUNERAL OF REV. CHARLES SPURGEON. Capture of a Spy by German Officers. OTHER TELEGRAPHIC Z ’ DEAL. NEWS. READI 8 BIG It Secures Control of the Lehigh Valley and Land Their Coal Trade. 10.The New Jersey Con- tral Lehigh Valley railroads bave passed ander the Loft the Keading Rail- road Company uling company guar- antees the paymen the on the stock of both roade The dividends, it as be on sliding seal vears. To secure the § company h to cover the needed in in trust dividends to be paid. ‘Th each year will be about the New Jersey Central nor road has been leased by the Keading company, because tha mst the law. ‘The executive ofticers of the two roads to be cont to have a cor ous recogni= to Tue combmation, it y one-half the coal trade, and it is b at it means higher prices and better resuits all around for the trade Its Jerstood that the Pennsylvania com- Pany has assented to the combination, and that the Vanderbilts have agreed to abandon the Southern Pennsylvania scheme. EULOGIES OF SPURGEON, Foneral Se: Meid in the Tabernacie w Mad Preached. Loxpos, Feb. 10. of the Rev fin containing the Charles UL. Spurgeon rested yin the same manner as yesterday, eov- ered with floral tril tan Taber y toral offerings placed ay Toses sent by the French Baptist The religious services in the tabernacle be- matlloclock. The building was packed people of asses and conditions. The nage boys ¢ the ceremonies by sing- s time are Sinking,” after © offered up prayers entire assemblage then im singing the hymn “All “The t b the Kev. Mr. the a. Th 1 with ferve to Thy Power. “ihe Rev. Dr. Angus then deli impressive address, re z the history of the Metropolitan Tabern of the good work done turough and by 1, during the course of which the speaker warmiy eulogized the de- parted pastor. ihe Kev. Dr. Pierson followed and read a letter from for d a most © widow praying people's faith #houtd not tail and saying that “He is not here; he is riven,” and that not for one moment Would she Wish Lim back agair, though dearer to her than tongue can tell. Secretary Marroid then aunounced that the last messige of Charles ii, Spurgeon to his brethren of the tabernacle was “Love to all friends. Uther speakers who the late pastor of the ta work tolowed in eulogies of _> GERMAQ®S CATCH A SPX. 1 been associated with nacle 1m his good ue dead. He- Had Stolen the Works of a New Rife and Sewed Them in His Clothes. Beniix, Feb. 1¢.—A sensation was created in ure today by the receipt of « a Augsburg, Bavaria, announcing arrest of a spy, said to be au officer ins foreign army. The stranger when taken into custody was taken to the nearest watch house and searched. Iie was then found to have been sucecssful in stealing one of the new and most improved rifles of the German army. The Jock and other inzportant parts of the w were fonnd sewn in the clothes worn by the Prisoner. It is understood that the military Authoritics will deal im the most severe manner posible with the spy i order to show others of his class what they may expect should they venture auto Nicrmany. The new laws against foreigners are now thought to be not stringent enough, and steps may be taken shortly to make them more severe. dispatch fre the a PARLIAMENT AND IRELAND, It is Claimed That the Government Doss Dot Concede Enough. Loxpox, Feb. 10.—In the house of Sommons this afternoon Mr. Thomas Sexton, member from West Belfast, gave notice of an amend- ment to the address to the crown setting forth the alleged inabili(y of the iaperiad parliament to legislate for the special interests of Ireland and giving as instances of this inability the failure of the local purchase act of 1891. ‘The Parnellites are preparing to pursue am aggressive and positive policy toward the gov- ernment, This was determined upon in yester- day's meeting for the election of & chairmam There will be no opporition to the local gov- ernment bill so far as it concedes rights similar to those enjoyed in Great Britain, but the tories are to be given to understand that the measure is nota sutlicient answer to Irish demands, while the pardon of the dynamiters and other coucessions are to be vigorously urged. TRE IRISH LEADERSHIP. The Standard, in an article this morning, says that it is rumored that Mr. John Dillon, as proposed as leader of the majority of the Irish parliamentary party, but was with- drawn because x majority of the McCarthyites present gave it to be understood that they would not vote for him. ‘he Standard, continuing, intimates that Mr, John Redmond, Parnellite leader, formally de clined to consider any terms which would bung about a uuicn of the two Irish factions unless Mr. Timothy Hicaly, M.P., who heaped eo much abuse Upon Mr. Jrnell, Was expelled from the MeCarthyite faction. —_ MAY SAVE THE ELDER, Four Wrecking Steamers Taking Of Her ‘Cargo—The Weather Fine, Loxpox, Feb. 10.—Four wrecking steamers are lying alongside the North German Lloyd steamer Eider, which is stranded on Atherfield ledge, Isle of Wight; and they are all taking the cargo from the wreck. One steamer loaded with ealved cargo has arrived at Southampton, ‘The weather is tine and the work of taking ous cargo is proceeding us rapidly as possible. Despite the reports circuited that had said the Eider would never float again it is the opinion of many, including Capt. Leister, inspector of the North German Lioyd Steam- syip Company, that the bull of the steamer is not very extensively damaged and that when her cargo is out it will be a comparatively easy task to ip her bot- tom temporarily, pump the water out of her then get her off the rocks. In any event if she sustains no further damage an attempt will be made to fioat her after she is lightened and the leaks in her are stopped. ss Good Weather for Crops in Michigan. Laxsixe, Mica., Feb. 10.—The February crop report shows that the weather during January was remarkably favorable to growing wheat, and that in all sections of the state the crop was protected by snow from the eold dur- ing that month. The condition of live is reported excellent. —a Indemnity From Chile, Varraraiso, Feb. 10.—President Montt returned to Santiago from his tour