Evening Star Newspaper, February 11, 1892, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS. 1101 Penusylvazia Avenue, corner 11th St. by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, 8. H_KAUFFMANN, Pres't. New York Office, 88 Potter Brilding, ‘Tue Evexixe Stan is served to subscribers in the city Us couriers, oh their own actount. at 10 cents ey Sesh cor Sc. per month. Copies ai ‘the coparer, feu's each By! mail any wherein tie United States or Gaede postace prepaid VO cents fer mouth. Sarcaper QuaDROrit Surry Stam @1.00 per year: With foreurn postare addled. 00 5 {Entered at the Post Offic at Washington, D.C., as second-class mat! matter } GE All maf] endseriptions mnst be paid in advance. Rates of advertising mace known on sppiication. Pi nerahcreenrerdeeretnenttanieeteeaa we Vor. 80,2) 0. 20,181 WASHINGTON, D.C., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1892. BROKERS STIRRED UP Unprecedented Activity in Wall Street Today. READING. STOM EAGERLY BOUGHT. Mayor Wyman of Allegheny City Convicted of Extortion. TWO CENTS. FINANCIAL. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. Isvesrazxt Surxens ‘This company has 5 and 6 per cent investments for sale at par und accrued incerest. Interest pay- able semi-ennually. Safe, proftable and requir ing no attention. SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES. Onur vault is of the Intest drop-sill style, beyond question fireand bunglar proof, and the only one of teexact pattern in America. Within are Safe Deposit Boxes, surrounded by every safecuard and convenience for thove examining valuable papers. &.. in the boxes. Keys controlled by enters. Year's rent. according to size of box,” ©. 97.20, #10 to 850. ‘The $10 box is the largest for ite price im Wash- ington. A LIMITED NUMBER OF SHAMS OF THE CAPITAL STOCK OF THE SCHILLINGER CURBING AND PAVING COMPANY In offered for sale at its par value, $100 PER SHABE, At the Banking House of WOODS & CO., 1222 F et. aw. OFFICERS. L. P. WRIGHT, President. JOHN C. POOR, Vice President. H. T. WOODS, Treasurer. HL. J. McLAUGHLIN, General Manager, DIRECTORS. L. P. WRIGHT. Register of Wills, JOHN C, POOR, Treasurer Washington Gas Light Co. ne ae H. T. WOODS, Woods &Co., Bankers. H. J. McLAUGHLIN, Contractor, 1411 G st. aw. at ee ee H. H. WAINWRIGHT, Contractor, Washington ©. 2. Bell, é Henry F.Biount Second Vice President. Percy B. Metaxer. Georxe E. Emmons. ‘Loan and Trust Building. REGISTRAR OF CAPITAL STOCK. THE AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY. tinge "0 force abead "is the action tm Felog asectred Strance Company." the wgridt, Drop mea ke if 708 va naure abou: the company. Seer nene meee eaeee 1, SOME jent the Equitable Lite fy. ae ot The business of the company is » well-known and long-established one. Its operations have beep con- ducted for many years in thie city and neerly all larze cities im the United States, It has lare and profitable Special Assurance Sorte fe10-tr = almost MRST AND SECOND MORTGAGES CASHED. | contracts on band, and new operations are d we, Sone daily presented. It is the intention of the company to fo10-2t° 125 F ot ‘add to its former lines 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 contracts in this very pro’ 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 end under their own supervision. Its operations during the coming year should be sufficiently large to enableit to pay to shareholders very liberal dividends and sddelarge surplus to its cash capital, There is no investment at present offered which promises soureat an tmducement in the cer- tainty of early returns in dividends and prospective A GREAT SAVINGS BANK, (THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COMPASS, Granite buflding, Oth and F sts.. Pays interest on deposits from the date they are made. Executes all trasts. ‘Has a magnificent safe deposit department, Does all business any Trust Company should do. BRAINSRD B. WARNER, advance in the price of stock. fel-tr fol0-3t ‘President. = AND pera COMPANY aryiand. Tati ‘Washington office, Koom SS, Washington Loan and NA™°SSiee Deposit coMPANY “Trust Company's building. a Becommes surety ous vouds of aduinietrators, guar- jana, trustees and coutre:tors. GUARANIEFS IHE FIDELITY OF SALARIED OFFICERS, CLEKKS AND EMPLOYES. Furnisles bouds for letter carriers, all government ee 42. BPRIGG POOLE, no20-ta,th,s3m ‘Genera agent OF WASHINGTON, B. & COR 15TH ST. AND NEW YORE AVE. CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT 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 # BaVINGS BANE Chas J. Bell, Jaa EB Fitch, Geo. W. Brown, Bart & Co., Banxens, 1406 @ STREET. DEPOSITS, EXCHANGE. DISCOUNTS. A specialty made of investment securities. ‘Foreign exchange ‘seued on all points. —ss ‘Local securities bought and sold. BAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY. Capital ONE MILLION OF DOLLARS. Acts as executor, administrator, guardian of the ee fates of minors, committee of the estates of lunatics, peceiver, assignee and executes trusts of any and every description. 73m - CORSON. SO. W. MACARTNEY. eee FP Siember AY Block Lx. CORSON & MACARTNEY, GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 F ST.'N. W., Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds. Deposits. Exchange. Loans. Collections Raiirend Stocks and bonds and all securities listed ‘Wills prepared bya coufpetent attorney and Kept | on the exchanwes of New 3ork, phia, Bowen. ‘Baitimore bought and soid. wut el ‘when the company is named executor | *¢ ities. District without charge, pan Ps eg Po tin ‘Beceives money deposits in sume of TEN CENTS Lt ee am end upward and allows interest thereon. Money deposited Lefore the first day andon the first, INSURANCE. second and third Gays of the month will draw interest from the first day. UEUAL PROTECTION FIRE T ase : Mor ‘Tie ‘©. WILLIAM Loans money upon real estate and collateraisecurity. | President JAMES E FITCH. Secretary. jueves at Unusually low rates and each insurer shares Evthe prosts. For fui iutormation apply to the ofice of tLe company, 1400 G st. pb. w. Javs-ly Selis Grst-class real estate and other securities in tums of 8500 and upward. Receives SILVER WARE and all kinds of VALU- ABLES upon deposit in capacious storsge vaults of [unsurpassed dryness and security. ‘This company’s equipment for the SAFE DEPOSIT BUSINESS, being the outgrowth of s quarter of acen- tusy’s experience, is not equaled in this District, Tue Stewexs-Losorex Laue. Especially designed for all situations where increased illumination is desired. More than 25,000 of these Lamy are now in use. Testimonials, references or any desired information ‘will be cheerfully given on applicationst THE GAS APPLIANCE EXCHANGE, Safes rented for #5—#6—-$7—88-910-812.50—815— | 23 2428 New York ave. n.w. B20 825-840 -80.-875-8100Mand $1Z5—esch per Annum, according to size and location, Office bours—Daily from 9a. m. to4 p. m.. and until erwise ordered, in addition to the regular office UPS, Util d o'clock pm, as follows: Tar Fast Dorr (Up -@ Loth day of each month aND Ou the last business day of exch month. » (Gundeys cuespied) td third days of each month | x4TURALLY THE PRINCIPAL CARE OF EVERY subetiigied => *allsom Sanday the 14th day will be} novsEKEEPER 18 TO PROVIDE A COMFORT- bs ABLE AND INVITING HOME FOR HERSELF apa 2 — he AND FAMILY. TIME WAS WHEN WEALTH ae Souserom sence, ALONE COULD SECURE THIS, CASH HOUSES MAS Kk. JONES, Third By RULING WITH IRON HAND AND EXACTING ‘reasurer, E. FRANCIS KiIGGS. emer THE LAST FARTHING IN ADVANCE. ALBERT L. ee oun Matthew G. Liners, Tleghae, Gharien A. Janene CREDIT & Wilard, A Francie Kixws, Sf Jounscom, hares cover, SYSTEM, yey $e. CONFIDING ALONE IN THE HONOR OF OUR a¢ Thomas K Jones — fel) paTRONS, 18 NOW RECOGNIZED AB THE BUL- WABK OF THE PUBLIC, ASSISTING THEM TO F IDELITY WEALTH IN EXCHANGE FOR A SMALL POR- TION OF THEIR WEEKLY OB MONTHLY SAV- INGS WITHOUT INCREASED EXPENSE TO THEM AND WITH LITTLE OB NO BURDEN TO ANY BUT OURSELVES. BEAUTY AND NOVELTY GREET THE EYE ON EVERY SIDE OF OUR PARLORS, WHICH ARE REPLETE WITH BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF WASHINGTON, D. C. Subscribed Capital $1,000,000. © Pee Cent paid on Regular Deposits, and 10 Per (Cant pad on Leposits left with the Association foro Poors. ‘You can borrow 81.000 from us on Real Estate secur- ty and pay it back at the rate of €13 per month. We fulfill our obligations to our Members, and can ‘prove that wecen do all weagres to. Call and convinced. Other Associations are trying to adopt our plan. Was? Because they kuow we are doing business on a | ¥ORNITORE, found bane, CARPETS, Fer circulars aad otber information spply at offices, ‘91S and 915 F at. nw. Saayunare. ‘Next to Columbia National Bank. MATTINGS, ‘Shares in force... <oesaeeee S000, a STOVES, HARRISON DINGMAN. ANDREW WALL......1st GEORGE W. LEAC ALONZO TWEEDALE. GEORGE G1B30N. NO. EK. SMITH. DWARD 8. YORK. BABY CARRIAGES AND WORKS OF ART. attorney quouss & HEREMANN'S -.- Manager of Loan Department CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES, LASS TEWRsbony, WB mbes, ‘Banker bros ‘ Manager, Menter Weehington Stock Exchange. | 917, 1 O@1 AND 023 7TH 87, LEWIS G. TEWKSBURY & CO., BANKERS AND BROKERS, 1335 F ST. WASHINGTON, D. C., for cash or ou margin Stocks, Bonds, ‘one and OL Bey sag oa om Biawes Ourottown business « specialty. te Cc. ay Havessex Member Washington tock Exchange, Real Estate ‘Stock Broker, SILKS AT SACRIFICE PRICES. Roots # and 11, Atlantic building, ESVESTMENT SECURITIES. Ser Tey were O50 a yard Procks, Bods and Graia Lougbt and seid | cnanatn. — Now 492 A Yann. a Direct New York and Chicago wires, LOT 2—Are Gros Grain Stiks, E ries mee Sette, Helage Tons ie, 61 tha SL. oS vor 9 3 feees oe, aan! Le | eet ee GUELEY & STEVEN: DIVIDEND NOTICE. WASHINGTON, D. O., February 8, 1! Notice 1s hereby given that «cash dividend of cont bn been tgelared on the capital stock of ** rninvs to date, and wil the compan: ary 15, 1892, to all stockholders of 1382. THURSDAY, February 11, to MONDAY, Me ‘dates 15, both dates inclusive. order of the bo-rd of directors. seb W. MOSBY WILLIAMS, Secretary. fe Washi Hteal Estate Company out of ite net me to ‘will be payable at the office of 9.1001 F st. n.w.1 on MONDAY, Febra- record Thursday ks for the transfer of stock will be closed on february TO ANY ONE IN SUCH POSITION WITH real estate men, architects, builders oF any ohe having charye of property who can throw work im the housepainting line in uny way 1 will give 10 per gent on ail work obtained. Would like to meet party ‘coming senson on those CONFIDENTIAL, Star office. ‘A FIRM OCOUPYING THE FINEST BUSI. to arrane for work the Addre-s. ‘terms. Toot" ness locations in the city desires to take ap cary oF branch of another wood Qusiness in con: Dection with their own. Address ENEUGY 3 Star office S fice. rom | ea TENNESSEEANS, TO THE fi foun Eston, wow on sale at the feXIm OWEN HO! SE BAK, 1413 Penna. sve. Boe ME TERSONG HAVING GOODS ON DE- posit with H. K. Fulton upon which inter Pure Lincoii, County Tennessee Whisky est is due tweive iontls Or wore are notified to call and pay taterest on the saine or the goods will be sold Statetion February 19, 180" fest" i. K FULTON, Pawnbroker, Ge PUSINESS MEN IN THIS LOCALITY, ‘who wish to meet members of their family st luncheon, will find OUR LUNCH ROOM » very convenient piace. It is well lighted and ventilated and commands very pleasing view of the city and Po- tomac. A strictly firet-case (unchcon will be served promptly at moderate cost. Btath Boor, 10th st. building. Take Elevators. ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, fot 3m 10TH, 11TH AND F 8TS. ¥.W. MANTELS, ANDIRONS, FENDERS, Beret, Necoahtten, Ges tare, 8 fes- lm J. H. CORNE Tile Shop. 520 13th st. Sj TER NOW Than LAST YEAR, Probably BETTER YET NEXT YEAR, The REMINGTON STANDARD TYPEWRITER Keeps constantly improving ‘in practical qual- itiee, hence {ts constantly increasing popularity iu the markets of the world. WYCKOFF, SEAMANS & BENEDICT, Sel5-te 8TH AND F 81S. N.W. ion Horses guaranteed as represented. Of stock in the rear of DAVID SUNDHIMER. VIOLINS, VIOLAS A to weiect trom. Exam Tectio- Prices €3 to $135, Bo HUGO Wor & CU., ¥2 THE OLD LAUNDRY — UNQINDER A NEW NAME. TOLMAN ST£AM LAUNDBY, 491 to 499 C st. now. ‘We call for and deliver all laundry. 20 TT HAS COME!!! ‘Winter. I mean, and Tam prepared to keep you wari ib my nily Coal wich eli ver promptly. Never disapport a patron tn Is good logic tors coal dealer. ‘Those who have not thé stock ‘Sennot avoid it. Theretore bus of OMe MAURY DOVE, Goal Bershast. oy 1206 Hn. W. and 1026 M Offices zist and In. w. new. and 1646 st. Dw. » LEGAL, AND JOB PRIN ee re NicuURES. PRINTER AND PUBLISHER, ‘Telephone sO. Uyai¥) —b105-11i gq UE. JOHN A. DALY. Di mwoved Lith and F sts. moe No. YU. LAMPS es Lowest prices are guaran- teed, and with a full new stock you have a large line GAS FIXTURES. wrect from workmen lw promptiy Rican the mater of Hi Sue Brackets, Ch C. &. MUDDIMAN, . G14 12THST. cd celigd. DROP LIGHTS, Keliuble ready (0 order, In &c., (his store cunnot be TO-KALON. BSP uien erate Cains Wines and Brandies. Gonsral’ Agents tor’ fonts Water moral” deents tor’ fonts and 14th st. ja1G-1m , HIRE, ja12-Lm 414918 51 NW. Re STON 8 RUPP, STATIONERS, 421 11TH ST. N. W. Blank Books, Copying Presses, Stands, kc., Letter Files, Document and Cash Boxes, Office Fixtures. Wedding and ‘Visiting Cards Engraved and Printed. 48-3m_ ee" Devan TUREIN FINE TAILORING. 'H. D. BARR, 1111 Pennsylvanis ave, Suits from $35 up. ‘Trousers from $10 up. Low prices from this date ‘CIRCULARS. Prinved in first-class manner ut lowest rates consisten! ith good wurkwansht WHR good TeEON BS. ADAMS, JOB PRINTER, ‘O12 Lith st. nw. Telephone 630. Did you ever see a fitcen-dollar Sponge? ‘We have them, and this is not a fancy price The Mediterranean sea has been shorn of its glory to deck our counters. Put the balance of the sponges in Washincton on one side of the scales and our stock on the other and it fe an open question which will xo down. Weare biddin< for your Sponge trade with the largest stock, the greatest variety, the Dost shapes and the lowest prices. Sponges for the face, for the bath, for medicinal Purposes, &c. Sponges from 5c. to $15, A coupie of dozen stops between. hh bich-grade art, ja20 Rae pu mm me Tg Modern Pharmacy, pty CORNER 11TH AND F STS. N.W. LUGUUUEGTERP Teed os az) (c.-o ROY aL Rock! broken Guitar cracker Sure ture, Kid Glo’ Piaster Paris Imawes, orn Dress, Sates 5 Boots, "ir se ana eines fuente sha Cate <a eble!l Al quid) Aly for teat "ide, KOVAL Give pees . PERO RRR SRO RRORREE CREB ORR E DS Kneurance and Stock Now 750 A Y See eS | conte meee ee ene te iE Ax 81 A Yiup. TUOUE CUTE LCCE TOPE ETE E Petey Cena Lee a TLE Morsay Bpene els" ‘Fermecly Wess End Bonk. EI FEBRUARY 11, 1802. Feieude, will attend weetine at EDITOR EVENING STAR. Society of, Testing house, 1812 ‘Tet PTH Day EVENING, Vith iaet., at 7307" PY ESTO | Laying noticed in yout paper of the Sth get, the Bee TUALISML, WONN'S HALL, 7H | Biurkerand Sarah's mith: Thereby certsy that preh fui B —% a t to Miss Sarah A. Smith of 1117 Mas- Gauls, wonderful test wediuu.” Duriny day, Friday: . Suh ect ee Cas Bae ahd Nr: Owen 3, Cie ot 11 ata — BEA u?_ENTERPRISING, PRO- a casTONE Jeressive Draughiamen are doing thelr GOLD CURE ie FOR LIQUOR axD Ade OPIUM HABIT. . Tt has never failed to cure the worst case in 20 days, meee and at the endof that time the patient has steady WATCH nerves, good appetite and buoyant health. of 100 per cent B. HENDERSON GRAHAM, M, D., Medica! Director, 000 13th st. rs BOOK DEPARTMENT, will be apparent after you have added Geld Hands and Saney, enameied Dial. ‘We ao the work for only 85. It makos no difference what kind of a WATCH yours is, fo10-4t eer A LBALTZSTEIN, 3r., aE Manufacturing Jeweler, VALENTINES fell 305 Seventh st. VALENTINES VALENTINES Bee PEN FURNITURE HOUSE, VALENTINES : VALENTINES pital FROM 2. TO 92.98 EACH. LARGEST ASSORTMENT, “ FOR DELICATE INSTRUMENTS. ‘Astmple way to remove rust from finely pol- LARGEST ASSORTMENT, a c— Ser injury Tg wong ie to LARGEST ASSORTMENT. Srechus of purty pwder Siri drachiue of = LAHGEST ASSORTMENT. With sort blotting paper. "sor SHeoROL LARGEST ASSORTMENT, —_ —— LOWEST PRICES, OF COURSE. aa) PRICES BAUM'S STILL POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, SEVENTH STREET. A STERLING OPPORTUNITY. ‘We have a $10,000 investment in » business property, which is safe, bound to enhance in value and will pay a monthly income much above the ordi- nary. PROCTOR & PLOCTOR, ‘Beal Estate and Insurance, 907 G st. new. ae 4 MEMER OF THE FIRM, Who is also « practical plumber, is in charge of our plumbing department—a sufficient f10 UPSIDE DOWN. 850 Oak Parlor Suite—835, JOHN RUDDEN, 513 Seventh street northwest, <a NOTICE, The Rochdale Co-operative Society of the District of Columbia, orvanizedin 8s), and Dow hulavering about {G00 metubers. ts. Dreparite 0 make ite trade con tacts tor the year bexinuing May Lpext, when all [fesunt contracts will expire. Most of its members Lehny ende cffauiliea, itis safeto say that the Ba 3 for some 20,000 persons are purchased upon Contracts of this society and as these purchases are all f010 for cush only. dealers wil perceive the advisabuty of vine ject pron. pt attention. suarantes of the excellence of our work. | "Xi/roputabie dealers in the District who desire to We not only do the plumbing in new build- | Compete for these contracts should at ‘once counani- cate in writing to the secretary of mittee, E. 1 Kenick, at the society's offic st. n.W., stating theirlines of business and their busi- ness jociitions,and explicitly promising to preserve en- ire confidence in regard to this subject, whether ther ropowals are accepted oF not. ‘Thereupon duplicate blauk forins of contract, with circulars of instructions, will De sent them in due season, unless sufficient rea- son to the contrary is known to the executive comit- tee. This committee will make the award of con- fracts for the ensuing year on or about March 10, and ings, but make a 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. BHEDD & BRO., Sill promptly niake known acceptance to fue success 482 OTH BT. N.W. fo10 | Tul'coitpetiters and preserve ative coudidence aso an . SHEIRY, PRINTER, that SW" Bacche lanat tan tocsaieny or Seamteoe ot + lt ther offic of this society and has not beeu since 3 3 ‘iuce then ao Dot Dow a “DISSOLUTION GFOOPARINERSHIP, | or right to make contracts, issue trade curds, receive The partnership beretofore known as Maus | moneys or do any other act whatever for or 1m, bebalf & Houser, No, S46 M st, West Washington, D. fsthis Gti day of Februazy., 1802, dissolved by mu. tual consent. moneys due said ‘firm will be pai ‘Maus and ail debts will be assumed and paid by lim. 0. 8. MAUS, J. A. HOUSER. . O. 5. Maus will ccntinde business at the old stand and will be iad to meet his old customers. 10-t" SENG TON SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, ofthis society. ‘ALL MEMBERS OF THE SOCIETY must exe! thelr current trade cards for new ones 916 and 018 Pennsylvania avenue. The vaults and apartments for the storage of valu- able pavers. silver. ‘lotiins, pictures and furniture are spacious, dry, Sre and burglar proof. Prices mod- erate. fei ASSIGNEE SALE: The undersicned will receive bids in writ- ing until, MONDAY. Fe at 12 tn., for tne warchase in bulk of the entire stock of Clothing, Hats, entlemen's Furnishing Goods and weneral ierchan- dise, Fixtures aud Sate in preuitwe do. 908 11th st. tw. The right to reject apy and ull bi erved. ‘CHAS, COBL: 5. fel0-4t Assixnes of Jos. K. Strusburwer. — & COMPANY, Cor. F and 15th sts. ‘men’s shirts; know all about it: take the risk, if there is any, and Prices are less than fair. If your shirtmaker pleases yon, don't try around; but should henot, then come to us. ‘The more particular you are the better we Uke it. ‘A postal will bring our shirt man, with bis samples and tape, to see you. BRYAN & COMPANY, Cor, 15th and F sts ‘or the present, and until further notice, all communications from members should: addresyed to the secretary of the society, L. 3. EMERY, 707 G street northwest, or verbaily to the president, I. P. KEEN#, 1004 O street northwest, or to the treasurer, L. C. WILLIAMSON, 480 Louivians cvenue Lorthwest, of to any member of the under- siaied executive committee. Auy reputable person desiriac to become a member of the society tay dovo at any time, ou the ustial con- ditions (signing the Teetwent and paying #1), by call- ing on the secretary, Mr. Escery, at above address: und those joinin: Ueiore April 30 hext will be euuitied to renewal of trade curd for ens t S=>-witson woisxy.” 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 heaith-giving Chalybea:e waters and choice small «rain Rye Peculiar to the renowned mountain districts of lennsyivania and Maryland, and ripened im heated ware houses. sea voyawed and aged in the ir of Bermuda. The oxides of iron and 0.008 salts found in the waters from which this Whisky is distilled render this Whisky invaluable and unequaled ssa tonic end rejuvenator to those in need of strength, vitality and vigor. Bee certificate of Yrof. ‘Lonry of the Baltimore Med- ical College: “IT IS PURE, FREE FROM FUSEL OIL. AND CAN THEREFORE BE SAFELY RECOMMENDED FOR MEDICINAL USE. ITS HIGH COLOR 18 DUE TO THE IRON PRESENT. “WM. P. LONKY. Ph. D.. Chemist." This celebrated Whisky is sold by the following Gr : Whovesale Liquor Dealers: ‘Wine Company, G14 14th st. n.w. ja 12-20 > KEMOV er Hobs. Dentists. De. WALTON. dvewoved to corner Gand 12th sts., over Olio Nat. Bink.’ “Entrance 11170 teb-1w cs N. EVANS & CO., Fiiters and Enravers, Fine Work at Reasonable Prices. _feb-1we JSEEG st. n.w., Opp. Hisers House, OUR INFLATED CUSHION TIRE. COULD IT HAVE A SFRONGER RECOMMENDA- ‘What is aD practically thie saune tire Stted with feriur valve fs boing So1d by oilers ax a pnewiusatic— ASAI wrth te with this tire, $135.” Enough a8.0--eb? To be seen and tried ut 1325 14th st. fi.w. GOKMULLY & JEFFERY MFG. CO. Bq PME & RoBERTS CO. 108, BES Ae DESIGNING, ENGRAVING AND HH. Elnott, ox) Lath st. nw. Jus D. Donnviiy, cor. 14th and i sts, n.w, PRINTING FOR SOCIAL AND Wa: ML. Arno! 5 ‘Louis Gundiaus: BUSINESS USES. A. O. Wright, 1 Eg, Puree 407 10TH ST., NEAR GAS OFFICE 4213 ICE, SNOW AND DIRT, BUT Also the jollow: 2 lean, dry fuel, kept under cover, Is what | Tigtel Johnson, Arlinston, Arno, Welker's, National, FR Ye, WUy, tee, Coal, aud Wood V. | Metropolitan, ieings House, BALUWIN JOUNSON: Only Te te Marsa:le Liizs-F wt: BW. Complete ies, Lotion 8. Aman, 310 uth st. nw. qoeasure, clean fuel, prompt | Join. Durkuort, igh and F ste. now. Geitvertes, Uitices 1101 H. 1. ave, MWe, OLL Ast. | Yyeoe We. Driver, Udo Pa. ave, tw Bie. and 61D A st ow. $19" | Osborne & Hobsa, coruer 7 aid G ats, now. i 1. Kulie, 14.3 G st. ‘Chas. A. be 9. Frank Joluson, $657 Tames H. Costelo,' 4 Bothwel: & Pay 1. Jordan, 32 fois: Burke, cor. J. . Deauey, “MERTZ’S” TAILORING LORE, Lg ‘aim to keep our elieniele posted om the newest ideas in tai/oring. Just now our time is largely taken up in making = We Dan Buckley, 7 preparations for the spring. Early you aim, - JoRR may think—but tien we have to take time by the forviocis. w bho eget Er Koib.sll Lat. uw. 2. and Gste.n.e, 3020 ‘314 Lith st. aw. osgrove, 216 Oth nw, a and Di r Sishon, GOs loth st. new, #. W. Heywater, 0d Mennsyivania ave. a. L. Newmeyer, cor, 9th anu Pennsylvania FT BY HOMES. Pee ‘Anew pian. Does uot cost more than rent. Dest terminates all payments and the home Yelongs to sour family tree from incumbrances, PA. MES 15 can beiude monty, quarter.y, ait yearly or yeariy for » period of five, tea, ‘Siteen or twenty yeurs as the applicant nay Locos “ONLY PRUDENT WAY TO BUY A HOME ON 1HE INSIALLMEN’ PLAN and secure Goo. F, Kozel, 15-7 14t st, Ww. if to your faualy in event of yor For tull porticulars apply ton ROBT ‘8. Gen'l Agt. United Security Life jusurance ome ‘Company of Pa. npr et fee THE ULMAN GOLDSBOROUGE CO.. Capitat $1,000,000. Fu paid "iim | _noteecdin "Diatiers Beleioors, 24. large stock ; lowest prices; tull - BiB TMT Mews “8 THE BEST SHOES MADE FOR MEN'S PaTRAWAT SOUL AND MABMING LON BeuSi-oee SN ee 223-3m Wes and OF at, = SPECIAL RATES TO CASH CUSTOMERS. fea cere oman PS ikael a ais eel emote. Tam selling out my Lamps, Shades, And- trons, Fenders, Grates and Bronses, Must close them out at once. Prices at the bot FRID. 1408 the desk. RESORT i es ‘ot the New. York E 12, 8p.w., at the ew Kors ave av. JOURNAL- Post. “on a fell-2t =. |AMUEL DICKIE OF NEW YORK, ‘MAM of NATIONAL PROHIBITION COM- MITTER, ‘Will Address A CONFERENCE OF TEMPERANCE PROHIBI- TION WORKERS, At Good Templars’ Hall.cor. 43fst. and Pa. ave. n.w., TONIGHT, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11, ot 8 o'clock, 18 THE LICENSING OF SALE OF BEVERAGE a LCOHOL CONSTITUTIONAL! I*t MABONIC.—A SPECIAL COMMUNICA tion of Lafayette Lodwe, No. AA. KENSINGTON. ‘A synonvin for BEAUTY, WEALTH. “*Seeing 42 Delieving.” If you have the slightest idea of pure! ‘hasing in the suburbe NOW is the time, and Kensington is THE place. Costs you nothing to investigate. Call or write to at PERCY 8. FOSTER, General Manager Kensington Park, 916 F st, Rooms 9 snd 10. DON'T LET COLD IN THE HEAD KEEP Felhet 25 dts, 4 bos: yu from smusements, Nascura iminediate i tiara WINDOW GLass.— ‘Many dealers will not undertake to fill orders for plate glass of exceptionally large or intricate designs. We have yet to ‘eee the order we cannot fill. All kindsand qualities of the ordinary Sheet Glass, ‘as well as the Finest and Heaviest Piate Glass, ‘We make s specialty of the Finest Dis- Play Window Plate Glass, CHAS, E. HODGKINS, “Expert Handler ef Giass," 910 7th st. aw. fell BALTIMORE AND OHIO aD = COMPANY, ar Baltimore, Maryland. COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH CO., ‘627 Eost., Washington, D. C. Gentlemen: I use the phonograph for dicta- ton purposes and it bas proven very satisfac tory. My secretary bas agreat deal of routine work, which he now can do while I am dictating tothe machine, thus saving wmuch time. I find ita very ‘valuable adjunct. CHARLES SELDEN, Supt. of Telegraphs. Dictated toand transcribed from the Phono- graph, Phonograph sold. rented and sent on trial. 1t = ‘OMOKROW. FRIDAY, Feb. 12, from YOUR EYES. lam. to6p.m., YOUR EYES. Mr. G. E. Jacobs, YOUR EYES. formerly Queen & Co.'s YOUR EYES. Expert on the Eye, will YOUR EYES. beat my store. Ex- YOUR EYES. ‘aminations of theeye YOUR EYES. free of charge. YOUR EYES. — YOUR EYES. GEO. W. SPIER, YOUR EYES. Jeweler and Optician, YOUR EYES. 310.9th st. n.w., YOUR EYES. ‘Near Ps. ave. YOUR EYES. foll-tr SE TIME Is GETTING SHORT. Two more days to buy Valentines ‘Friday and Saturday. ‘You won’t get the most for your Valen- tine money unless you buy here, 3. C. PARKER, Bookseller and Stationer, 619 7th st. nw. fell POINTS A MORAL, own your Full-drese euit. ‘The terrible uncertatnty is removed if you You need not be feartul of leaving some of your cardsin the pockets to be found by the Speake For Itself, xt,” perhaps waiter, as fe related of one renter. Then there must always bea little misfit in even the best selected Aired dress suits. I will maketoyour order a rich and tasty full-dress suit for $50-one-fourth less the changes of other first-class tallors. “Expert in G. WARFIELD SIMPSON, Trousers,” (£11) Cor. 9th and G ats. n.w. <a R SALE-IN WEST WASHING- ton — (Georgetown) — 1426 334 st.;9 rooms, 3-story basement and mansand roof briek; modern improvements; coal ‘vault ander terrace; lot 19x90, on an 80- foot street, concreted; water, sewer and fas; location the best; accessible to all the strest car lines; price, $6,000. Could not be built for this, Terms: One-third cash; balance to suit purchaser. Address or appiy foll-38 0. H. FICKLING, 164 32d ot. ow, PUT SILVER RS oN oe ee tn ad Pa ave. wer for SS ee ‘the past wont WM. PUNK, wv anarer. Main office (C. Auerbach), 7th and tf . foliveo © AVest kind oioe, Laie Tate at 1412 14th st. nw. Mlstiogal Hazaoust, Rew boot take Bs mecic fice and ‘her _Telephous SE ave. Re. tice of cht MUDD, LATE OF fell" eP0F SALE_BARGAIN-4 LoT ON north side of Qat. between 20th and 30th, ts, ; 202100 to » 15-foot alley; two party ‘walls; price, $3,000. (AAdtaress or apply to foll-3t ©. B. FICKLING, ‘1264 32d st. ow. Washington News and Gossip SERIOUS FIRE IN COLUMBUS. Index to Advertisements, ADVERTISING. IN WALL STREET TODAY, Reading Leads tho Coaige tn = Wild A@- vances New Your, Feb. 11.—There was no let up this morning in the activity which has charac terized the dealings on the stock exchange for the past twodays Trading was onanenormous seals, and far exceeded that of any business done during the morning hours within the memory of some of the older members of the CITY ITEM! 5 COUNTRY BEAL ESTATE. PTT OOOO TRIMNE LENE EEE EE OH ORIGHOROHIGIED exchange. Sales nd to nearly @ FAMILY SUPPLIES | million shares. ar numbers aggrege- FINANCIAL... ted exactly S64. es. Reading monopo- lized the attention of speculators. ‘The magni- tude of the transactions in that stock was um- heard of ani within the frst few minutes of Duminens 109,000 shares of it bad been sold. It opened $3; per cent higher at S755 and on chormous trausactionsuccompanied with great excitetaent, tts price climbed almost ina twiuk- | ling to 64. Transactions of 1,000 shares were exceptio small. Afew minutos later the price of Reading suddeniy reacted under heavy realizations to | 60s. wand 1g the remainder of the hour its | price fluctuated between that figure and 63. TTL Jersey Central was exceptionally strong and advanced on a moderate business from 180 |to 19% Delaware and Hudson came next, with an advance from 181 to 134 Both Lost AND BOUND. cf | subsequently reacted when Reading fell off, ee | St Paul was weak from the start and declined MEDEOAn | is Burlington declined Dg per a | ce general list was firmer and at noon tae Prices were about the best of the morning in @ majority of cases. At this writing, 1:30 p.m., the market is steady Money on call easy at {a2 per cont. Ex- NOTARIES PUBLIC., OCEAN STEAMERS OFFICIAL NOTICES: 8 1CES .. Fj change, quiet; d rates, &56igndB8ig; POTOMAC RIVER BO! + | actual rates, 485; «for 60 days a asi 3| Governinents quiet; eur & | Fency. 6s, 109 bid; 48, coupon, 11654 bid; ex - 7 | tended 2s, registered, 100 bid. SPECIAL NOTICE: 1 AN UNPARALLELED BCENE. SPECIALTIES .. 7 Long before the time for beginning business today an enormous crowd was by the Reading postand when the gavel fell the scene was such as to eclipse ail previous deals on the SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED Help), WANTED (Houses), WANTED (Rooms) gETEaTEgeTEEgERSTEUTTEEEE Bro 1900 9 WANTED (situations) floor. The crowd was so large that WAD LED (Miscellaneous) a8 soon as the opening signal was WINTER RESORTS e given the stock sold at 57>, aud 61 on different _— sides. A Philadelphia house bought over 50,000 shares, and Arthur Hunter, who has been « continuous buyer for over a weck, took fully as much. ‘There was every indication of a reign of ter- ror among the bear operators, who are rhort of all the ve stocks. They covered their shorts in the coslers at the highest figures and the losses in their short con’ are such that bear failures are generally expected to be an- nounced. Excitement in Philadelphia, Purapecruta, Feb. 11.—The publication this ‘The Star's Bargain Day. The ordinary daily circulation of Tas Bran is now running over 36,000 copies. Saturday is Tue Sran’s “bargain day,” however. For s number of weeks its Saturday circulation bas exceeded 42,000 copies—6,000 more than the ordinary daily output Nothwithstanding this large increase, no extra charge is made | ™0rning cf the dotails of the Reading : deal served to stimulate public interest i ft Lisi : the \ = aaron any. Sh the stock of that road to a still great day for “Wants,” “For Sales,” “Business Chances,” ote. Is there some- thing you want to buy or sell? ——— greater oxtent than has even prevailed «ince the firet rumors of the pending arrangements leaked out. On the stock exchange dealing began at 4 furious rate the moment 10 o'clock sounded. Reuding, for which 27%, was bid at closing last night, opened at 32, and was sold enormously. Small orders were’ weglected in the rush, and in five minutes it had reached 35, Govgaxuest Recerets Topay.—Internal rev- enue, $455,242; customs, $807,724. Boxps Reperaep.—The amount of 43¢ per cent bonds redeemed yesterday was $1,000, making the total redemption to date 23,241,150 and leaving outstanding $2,263,550. Navar Onpens.—Assistant Surgeon Joseph A. Guthrie has been ordered to duty at tho naval station at Port Royal, S. C., relieving As- sistant.Surgson L. L. Young, detached and ordered to the receiving ship Independence. Vatvg oF a Suver Dortan.—The bullion value of the standafa silver dollar Tuesday was 69.66 cents, which is the lowest point it has ever touched. The stock took a email rise in the London market yesterday and the bullion value of the coin has accordingly increased to a fraction of over 70 cents. ‘Tne Pueswent’s Cavters.—The President's callers this morning included Attorney Gen- eral Miller, Senators Wilson, Paddock and His- cock, Representatives Stone, McKenna, Huff, Lockwood and Hooker, Hon. J. F. Williams, lion. Wm. Martin, Mr. 'R. L. Anderson and Mr. BE. Hulginst of New York. x CITY SCANDAL. Mayor Wyman Convicted of Extortion—& Sensation Caused. Pirrspvne, Pa., Feb. 11.—This morning the jury in the extortion case against Mayor Jaa. G. Wyman of Allegheny City brought in a verdict of guilty on the first aud second count of the indictment. The verdict was reached late Jast night, but was not announced until the open- ing of court this morning. When it was read Mayor Wyman became deathly pale and was tukento a seat by his friends. When he recovered be bad nothing to say. ‘The penalty for extortion on each count is #500 fine and one yeur’s imprisonment, or both, at thediscretion of the court. The court also ordered his removal from office as part of the ¢ aber of Allegheny office holders there, and when they heard that their official head Lad becn found guilty many felt uneasy and said so. Ex-Mayor i. Pearson, who was present with x-Chief Karsch- ler, was almost as greatly affected as Mayor Wyman, for the commonweaith claime that the evidence against the ex-mayor is exactly sim- ilar in character to that wisich convieted Br. phere Fovnra-Crass Postwastens.—Fourth-class postmasters have been appointed as follows: M. L. Hutchins, Friendship, Md.; C. F. Jones, Goldsborough, Md.; J. C. Funkhouser, -Bel- grade, Va; J. A. Baughan, Hewlett’s, Va.: J. F. Hundley, Sandy River, Va; B.S. Vandogrift, ‘Tinker’s Knob, Va. OVER $100,900 Loss. An Early Morning Fire in Columbus—Three Persons Injared. Covvasrs, Ouro, Feb. 11.—The fire which broke out in the large block corner Gay and High streets shortly after midnight this morn- ing was under control by 2o'clock and was confined to the one building. ‘The losses areas follows: Loss on building, $25,000; Hammond & Batterson, wall paper store, $14,000; MeCoy & Walentt, Clothiers, $25,000; Stettuer & Koc, muric dealers, €14,000; Fauihaber & Ridenour, $11,007; losses on’ oftices, sleeping rooms, &¢., on upper Boors, €20,00. ‘The two injured ‘firemen ad the woman who was seriously injured by falling from the second story are doing well, and itis thought all will recover. society TO EUROPE FKOM ST. LOUIS, Proposed Establishment of a Line of Whale back Steamers. Curcaso, Feb. 11.—A Duluth, Minn, dispatch says: Representatives of St. Louis and Sam Francisco syndicates are here conferring with the McDougall people regarding lines of whale- back steamers. The St. Louis syndicate an- ticipates the establishment of «line to ply be- tween St. Louis and European ports by way of the Mississippi and the Gauif of Mexico. San Francisco people are considering @ line acrom.the Pasite. Ir the 0. Louie prajest goes through a ship yard will be sd for the construction of whalebacks at or meat Cario, at the mouth of the Ohio river. Cant or Souprens’ Funxps.—The Secretary of War has issued a general order to the effect that funds of a post exchange although not — moneys within the m@aning of sections 6490 and 5492 of the Revised Statutes, are cial capacity and their uisspplicedion, to pun- ci ity ica yun ishable under the articles of war. " A Loxpox Coxtnisvtiox.—The Secretary of the Treasury Department has received two £1 notes from an anonymous resident of London, England, who said it represented unpaid du- ties on articles imported into the United States. ‘The remittance was made through the United States minister to England and was covered into the treasury to the account of “con- science.” A Navat Covur or Ixquiny.—The Secretary of the Navy has designated the following officers to act as. court of inquiry to meet in Philadelphia on Monday.next to investigate the condition of the Simpson dry dock at the League Island navy yard: Commodore Oscar F. Stanton, president; Naval Constructor Wm. H. Varney and Civil Engineer U, 8. G. White, with Lieut. Nathanicl R. Usher as judge advo- cate. Complaints have been made that the dock is leaking. Prizes ron Tanoxr Suoorixa.—The Secre- tary of War has issued a general order giving the results of the rifle, carbine and revolver fir- Scuaxtox, Pa., Feb. 11.—The for the reunion of the Army of the Potomse here on June 15 and 16 are actively going on. The President and cabinet will be invited and are confidently expected. Rev. John BR. Pax- ton, ® member of the society, has been qd orator and Wm. H. McElroy the Mayor Fellows of this city is chairman committee of one hundred and intends make the reunion one of the most Ring company, who willhold it until the re- sult of next year's firing is announced. Prssoxar—S. M. Harvey of Buffalo, B. Schaker of Chicago, John Smith of Philadel- phia and J. F. Price of Philadelphia are at Willard’s.—G. 8. Melville of Boston, H. & Holly of New York and Capt RS Callom of the navy are at the Randall— H. Graham of New York, Hagerstown and G. Keuf- history society since 1869. Pistaburg are af the Riggs —Chae. K ae pis adhe a Parker of Mow York, Radyard Kipling Arrives. See of Salam a, a';| New Youx, Feb. 11—The White Star "Geo. M. Pease of New York, | steamer Teutonic arrived here today, nearly J. M. Naught of Seattle, Geo. H. Root of Phila- | two days overdue. She encountered = suc- a and Henry Price Ball of New York are | cession of storms the whole way over. Shoreham.——C. W. Grosvener of Con-| the were Mr. and Mrs. 3. Hobbs of Conn.,| Kipling asd Rire snd Miss Balestier, the are ——Jaa. Taylor and C. C. Irish | mother and sister of Mrs. Kipling. Mr. of New York and F. D. Leinbach of | ling said he wason bis third trip around Pennsylvania are at the Johnson.—— | worid. Ho wit sumsin_ bene Shogo Gaby ‘William H. Russell of Tennessee, H.R. Wil- heuce to San Francisco vie Ei Paso cox of Middletown and H. K. Wilcox of New ‘to Honolulu and Japan. iat sinensis © ae g , N. | = Blowing « Hurricane in South Dakota, igh ee ge MT. Moore of)“ Honox, & D., Feb. 11.—A severe wind and mandie——H. 1. ‘Bunting of the Atlanta | snow storm has struck here from the north Constitution, “C. P- Graves of, Louigville | west ‘The wind is blowing » hurricane, send- and |. Lanman of Cinginnati are at the | ing snox in Minting content it into Hetropoltan, Sire. LHe of Bown , sre ct the National. Gon ES clagman are 4 North Carolina, Walter Scott ‘New York end F.' A Fenno of Bos = are .§ the St — fhe winter with his 008, Gores fier, af . Jersey avenve.— Mr. ‘Stokes oe NJ. and Mr. Will of ‘are spending © week ington =