Evening Star Newspaper, February 19, 1892, Page 1

EPT SUNDAY, LDIN 1101 Pennsylvania Avenue, corer 1ith Bt. by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, 8. H. KAUFMANN, Pres't. New York Office, $8 Potter Building, Tre Evexixc Stan is served to subscribers sity by carriers. om their own mcvount, ar 10 tents for Se eg Pee pet Content the’ coumter. 2 seach. By mail anywhere in the United Stat Canada—postaze prepaid-Ocen's per month. Satvapar QupRvrte Sayer Sta year: ‘with forenm postace adiled, 8.00 a e Post Office at Washi T matter. pains mbscriptions must be paid in advance. Rates of advertising made known on application. he £oening Star. Vor. 80, No. 20,187. WASHINGTON D.C., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1892. TWO CENTS. _ _FINANCIAL. SPECIAL NOTICES. |____SPECTAL NOTICES. RE YOU AWAKE OF THE FACT THAT THE | ATTENTION. TENNESSEEANS, TO THE | B= goSSPIKITUALISM, qa NINETIFIN ANNIVERSARY 20 nt puite col Co ennesses Whisk: Gth st-, every, Frida; | ee ot Sasz Duposir Boxes. than governinent bunds and are sur fiom: Jon Eaton pew on ssipattbe MY | Gaule, won: eet medusa Fouts tou at 730 to aay other investurent you can poseibh i WEN HO: Si BAL, 1415 Penna. ave. ate sittings, Mrs. Cabell's, 11024 st The Rev. W. T. D.C 1t ‘You run «great risk in locking your valu- able papers in a secretary of desk drawer. ‘Put them where you will be relieved of all Spprehension as to their safety against fre orthieves, The company’s new drop-sill ‘Vault is of the latest pattern, dissimilar in this respect from all others im America, and is beyond peradventure safe from burglare or fre. Boxes for rent within, surrounded by every facility conducive to the safety and convenience of renters while examining their papers, &. Keys controlled by rent- es. Yearly rent of boxes, $5, €7.50, 610, 815 to 50-according to the sizeof the box. AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY, Stone Building, 105 G st. A. T. BRITTON, President. Tae Wassseros Loax asp Trust COMPANY, Granite Building, 9th and Fete. 2. w. CaSH CAPITAL, ONE MILLION DOL- LARS. Paid wp. Executes all proper trusts, Makes aspe- clalty of settiins estates. Pays interest on deposits, either subject to check or cn time. A Magnificent Safe Deposit. Boxes for rent. Storage for trunks, silver ware, (Call or write for information. BRAINARD H. WARNER, President. ANY OF BALTIMOKE CITY $1,000, 000. mpany fs pre- ing positions of torr Agents for District ot Columle._ GEVEN PER CENT INTEREST GUARANTEED Soa sree morgage bond ecurities. Correspondence solicited. MARSHALL & GALT, + ESXi “Vernon, Tex. PEACE YOUR MONEY AT INTEREST r DU-, Bankers, ws. ‘Payable on demand, 3 per cent per annum. ‘Time deposit for $ months, 4 per cent. ‘Tume deposit for 6 months, 5 per cent qbbecisl Arrangements made for depvsite for a longer Interest payable quarterly, semi-ancually of an- nuaily, as desired. Transact general banking business, Forega cexchanwe. ‘WOODS & CO... Bankers, fel3-ot 1222 F stu. Fort BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF WASHINGTON, D. C. ‘Subscribed Capital $1,000,000. 6 Per Cent paid cn Regular Deposits, and 10 Per Cent pad. on Deposits left with the Association for 5 years You can borrow $1.000 from us or Real Estate secur- ity and pay it back at the rate of @13 per month. We fulfil cur oblixations to our Members, and can easily prove that we can do all weagree to. Cali and be conviniced. Other Associations are trying toadopt our plan. ‘Why? Because they know we sre doing business ons sound asia. ‘For circulars and other information apply st offices, ‘O'S and 915 F st. n w. Next to Columbia National Bank. Shares in force. OFFICERS. HABRISON DINGMAN. 3NO. E. SMITH... EDWARD 8. YORK. ATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY OF WASHINGTON, ¥.£. COR 15TH ST. AND NEW YORE AVE. CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS JANUARY 2, 186; ‘Reorganized under act Congress October 1, 1890. ‘Transacts the business of @ TRUST COMPANY In all its various branches, Also the business of # BAVINGS BANK And of & BAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY. Capital: ONE MILLION OF DOLLARS. Acts as executor, administrator, guardian of the es tates of minors, committee of the estates of lunatics, receiver, assignee and executes trusts of any and every Geecription. ‘Wills prepared bys competent attorney and kept ‘without charge, when the company is named executor or trustea, Receives money deposits in sume of TEN CENTS end upward 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 first day. ‘Loans money upon real estate and collateral security. Selis first-class real estate and other securities in sums of 6500 and upward. Receives SILVER WARE and all Binds of VALU- ABLES upon deposit in capacious storage vaults of Unsurpassed dryness and security. ‘This company'sequipment for the SAFE DEPOSIT BUSINESS, being the outgrowth of e quarter of acen- tury's experience, is not equaied in this District. Bates rented for $5—96—$7—88-810—812.50-815— $20_ $25-940—950-$75-€100-end $125—each per ‘Annulm, according to size and location. Office bours— Daily from 9a. m. te ‘m., and until giherwine ontered. ta additom to the Begulat oes Soares eae se clock p mins as ‘Ou the 15th day of each usonth, On the last busiuess day of each month. Ob the Bret. secoud aud third days of esch month falls on Sunday the 14th day will be lows: | FOR sate-sc iT ARKIVED, 41 HORSES, ‘our age afid I will send you “cost” an. . Ares CHARLES Er GULLEY Special Avent Equitable Lite fel6-tr Assurance Society. 1.520 F st. n.w. 100. . 18018102, 227.14 Hy in the District of Coluinbla against By MORGMRR A A LIMITED NUMBER OF SHARES OF THE CAPITAL STOCK OF THE SCHILLINGER CURBING AND COMPANY Is offered for sale at its par value. $100 PER SHARE, At the Banking House of WOODS & CO., 1222 F st. a.w. OFFICERS. L. P. WRIGHT, President. JOHN C. POOR, Vico President. iH. T. WOODS, Treasurer. ‘HL 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. MeLAUGHLIN, 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 {s » well-known and long-established one. Its operations have been con- ducted for many years in this city and nearly all large 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 ite former lines of business that of ASPHALT STREET PAVING, For conducting which it will havea new and complete outfit of tools and machinery, and will be fully pre- bared to execute the largest contractsin this very proy- able 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 im 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 adds large surplus to its cash capital There is no investment at present offered PAVING which promises so great an inducement in the cer- tainty of early returns in dividends and prospecti' advance in the price of stock. fel-tr C. T. Havessen, ‘Member Washington Stock Exchangs, ‘Heal Estate aud Stock Broker, ‘Booms 9 and 11, Atlantic building. 980 F street northwest. INVESTMENT SECURITIES. Stocks, Bonds and Grain bought and sold for cash or on margin. ‘Direct New York and Chicago wires. Telephone 453. ‘. WASHINGTON, D. C., ‘Buy and sell for cash or on margin Stocks, Bonds, Grain, Provisions and O11 ‘wires to posits. Out-of-town business a specialty. All Local Securities dealt in. Constant quotatious all markets, ~~ Telephone 545. ocz-tr Tae U i ne Usiren Siares WILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, Enables yuu to S1UP pain RENT OY a sing same ou to * ENT by. *elo the PURCHASE of a HOME, > ident, iad ‘C. DANIEL, Secretary. AO W CONOR ING. W. MacauTNEY. Memier N-¥. Stock Ex. CORSON & MACARTNEY, GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 F 8ST. N. W., Pankers and Dealers in Government Bonds Deposits. Exchange. Loane._ Collections, Railroad Stocks aud Fonds. aud all securities isted (On the exchanges of New York, Philadelphia, Boston S0d'altmore beurbt and void “A epecialty wade ct imvertivent securities, District Bonds and ail local Haliroad. Ges, Insurance and Tels ephone Stock deait in. American Beli Te.ephone Stock bought and sold. jy18 INSURANCE. UTUAL PROTECTION FIRE INSUKANCE CO. OF THE D.C —WILLIAM BALLANTYNE, it. JAMES E. FITCH, Secretary. Issues lictes at unusually low rates and each insurer shares in the For full iniormation apply to the office of the cdihpany, 1406 G st. now. wey FOR SALE—HORSES AND VEHICLES. HOR SALE-LAKGE GuAY HORSE, WEIGHT 1,800 Ibe. ¢ tou, for owner's Use; will be sold heap. Address HOKSE, Star ofbce. fo1s2t" i SALE_OK EXCHANGE_SIX HORSES AND ieares; sultabiefor city OF country use. ICELY PAINTED, NEW 0d orter: cheap. ler; for sabe at sacrifice. 1B: BECK BRUS., 3d and Dats. ».¢. Fee SALE—SIX VERY FINE HORSES; STEEL LiS; one bay, 18.1; one bay, 15.3; one daj 15.3; one pair bay mares, 15.3. These horses are strictly fret-class. McCAULLY & ALEXANDER, 00 to 410 14th ot felt Fo. SALE—JUST ARRIVED FROM ROCKING- ham county, Va., 40 head Of choice horses, one black carriaxe teaun, ‘matched close; two coupe horses the rest are drst-class beavy-draft_ and driving bo: alvo ten low-priced horses and mares; all horses as sed ed or money refunded. YA POR BALE — vasT, HANDSOME, matched. ned Horses, sound and perfectis safe. Inquire L. G. THUMPSON, Columbia Stabi Y716 Léth at. Bw. Teleph fel -3t SOR SALE—ON ACCOUNT OF BEREAVEMENT im family, handsome coupe rockaway, Bue horse Sees pee oeaees eibae ecg cas rr carriage, e ress OR SALE_WHOIS WM. F. GEYER? HEIS THE tsp who has the sreatest uumber and variety of all Kinds of carriaues, buggies, Waxous and harness in ¢ city, Doth uew and second hand; also best barcain for Saab or om tine, “Call! and! eee ‘at his Lazaas- "a0 za te among them Que dratt, drivers and coach horses Poules; also ten cheap iuares and he sonable. N. SCHLEGEL, 403 3th “POW _BALE-CAKRIAGES, WAGONS AND BUG ts President, NZAMIN F SNYDER. tee Presiden ES Oe, iret SM. JOHNSTUN. Secomd THOMAS K JONES, "Thora. ‘Treasurer, E. FRANCIs HiGas. Secrewary, STUMTEVANT. Sper tent ‘Sturtevant, eee Hi. Piant, pry ‘Kees fel Chea 3. Bell, Jan E Fitch, Geo. W. Brown | Bart & Co.. Baxaras, 1406 @ STREET. DEPOSITR EXCHANGE. DISCOUNTS, A epectaity made pf investment securities. ‘Foreign exchange issued ot ei pointe, Local securities bought and sold. Wy 52 comer. DERICK C_ STEVENS eater om Bees wsiew ch easy, terms. nd ordered work yom yer sttenees te coun es! SAS alee reat Wanbiuxton wh Roecerven vestenpay Frou Strasburg « large supply of first qual- ity Terrine de Foies Gras aux truffes des Perigord, and can sell them at about one-third less than the usual Price. XN. W. BURCHELL, 185 Fas. 8 De zTA FO CALL at THE WATER SALE bsfhores BAFF'S ENTERPRISE, tae. fel5-iw R, GS GARLAND AND FRAN 9 wach out wit plece—~ Yorke,” ces ee Noein toe es eee = from HENRY WHITE. Gs Fae Ester Guxrs Suis Scovnep Rees thascrox SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY. 916 and 918 Pennsylvania avenus. vaults and apartinents for tue storace of valu- papers, silver, clothing. pictures and furnitire ejapnclous, Ary, fire and Uurwlar prot Prices mode : o BP PETTER Now Than LAST YEAR, Probably BETTER YET NEXT YEAR. ‘The REMINGTON STANDARD TYPEWRITER Keeps constantly improving in practical qu: ities, hence its constantly increasing popularity fw the markets of the worid. WYCKOFF, SEAMANS & BENEDICT, elS-te 8TH AND F 8T8. ¥.W. a OEPNEX 8 ROBERTS 00. DESIGNING, ENGRAVING AND PRINTING FOR SOCIAL AND BUSINESS USES. 407 10TH &T., NEAR GAS OFFICE. $013 GQaSHAVING SEVERED S1¥ CONNECTION with S. Bens:uver in the horse business aun Prppared 0 turuisbs ail hin of stock in the var of Sfetiaee MOsee eer SSS SONDHIMER, @q->)0HN F. SHEIRY, PRINTER, 625 D st. Bw. moderate rates, ‘First-class work Brief work, Wc. fe10 ‘What is practically this sa:ue tire fitted with ‘an laferivr vaive is Usinw sold Dy others asa peta price $130. Price of RAMBLER, with this tire, Enouxh said—eh? cr ‘To be seen and tried at 1325 14th st. n.w. GORMULLY & JEFFERY MFG. CO. tenia Men SUHAVENS EK & DAVIS! = “ Batisfaction guaranteed or money cheerfully Feturied. AMENICAS ICE AND COAL COMPANY. Bain office: 8. w.cor. 10th and F n.w. T Call red wayens for ice and coal orders. U6 Fa ave. uw. E. fe8 SPECIAL RATES TO CASH CUSTOMERS. THE OLD ,UNDRY Bae OND MAONTNDER A NEW NAME. TOLMAN STEAM LAUNDRY, 491 to 400 C st. nw. ‘We call for and deliver all laundry. 920 gE W DEPARTURE IN FINE TAWLORING. D. BARR, 1111 Pennsylvania ave. Suits from $35 up. ‘Trousers from 810 up. Low prices from this date with hixh-grade art. ja20 Pasrevn Warez Firess. BUY THE GENUINE. PRICE, FROM $8.00 UP. Wirazta & Enuoxsrox, Caixa Axo Hovservnxisuyas, 1205 Passa Ave. 230-3m, Tue SreexsLexonex Lane. here increased 000 of these Expecially designed for all situation: illumination is desired. More than Lamps are now in use. ‘Testimonials, references or any desired information will be cheerfully given on applicationat THE GAS APPLIANCE EXCHANGE, 1428 New York ave. n.w. fel7 Be QUICK ABOUT TT OR ELSE YoU WiLL Jose an opportunity of ¢atn and protit F's ENIERPRISE, fel5-1w TAL Lith at.'ne. Dissze Sera ‘We are prepared to show the latest produo- tions by FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN FACTORIES. ‘Call and look them over. M. W. BEVERIDGE, Importer of POTTERY AND PORCELAIN, 1215 F and 1214 G sts. 2 98°6 F, FEVER THERMOMETERS. Heretofore the high price of Fever Ther- ‘mometers has prevented their use by those in charge of the sick in many cases where it ‘Would have been desired by the physician. ‘This objection hasbeen met and overcome by the manufacturers. Wenow offer a guaranteed saly-regiatering Fever Thermometer for SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS fel7-tr &f.tr =>THR ANNUAL MEETT Bo Mocknotdere of thocuitatn talons oe pany To ; Paix yen ha Hate. pie, TUESDAY, March “The poll HT be opened at Vaid close at 2'p. un, Boo fer of stock will be closed. frou Februsty $2545 both inclusive Bere R. F. BAKER, Secretary. ek <=» MILLIONS HAVE BEEN SPENT 8Y OU! Bee Win ineton fitnde for Cansunls nes gues Sor Bonelees Bacon witen they were her eet all. We have tried several plans to overcome this difi- ailsg ang buve hnally adopeed a bes eral has Satta printed oa icin wilt SESe'a Sahat oH our fine a whether covered or uncovered. Don't fa aaived Koa OTe. aaa MATTHEWS sud Vale CHEW deluge real esinte, busitvess as MAI ae | Sao cuwotved gartuership. the ‘businew tpbeoae tinued under, the name of PHIL. "W. CHEW at the office, 512 ¥ st. pw. 3, MATTHEWS. wo. PHIL. W. CHEW. WASHINGTON, D. C., FEBRUARY ~ A xeneral ineeting of the stcekholde LINOTYPE COMPANY. of Will be held. atthe compan: Duiiding, $14 11th at. nw. ING, the 27th of Februwy, 1 District of Cola mine pou. pro Muuountof capieal and other matters a! 21 ny. WRIGHT RIVES, President; VER, Secretary; JAS. FUL GLO. WEBER, C. 8. BUN. In order that stockholders may be fully advised, aud have opportunity to decide understandingly upon The matters to be determined at the above meeting it is deemed x le to have a special meeting on SAT- URDAY. the 13th instant, at 7:30 p. m., at which you are requested to be present. fe5-lawaw* DIRECTORY FOR Reorganized by the authority of the } ety of the District of Co- Tunhie.. (Cus this out and Keep it for reierence!) colin ee ones WINES—HONEST PRICES. ‘TO-KALON. fel8-2m TELEPHONE 998. i<—- i #9-Piace order now. eS Mow STEWART OF NEVADA Bays: “Washington will be the grandest city in the whole world.” Put your money in real es- tate. Own your hum. Residence and syecula- tive property fur sale. PROCTOR & PROCTOR, Real Estate und Insurance, f18 WOT G st. ww. Be FOr SALE IMPORTANT TO NEW post office bidder-—yranite quarry: finest xtanite; juexhaustibie quantities: quarries LOW. in ctive operation: thoroughly equipped: branch raile ct to the quarries, All information turnished yh LEN, GO8 14th st. fel8-st" — O RETAIL GROCER We resp tn Wasbinzton to y call theattention of the trade ict that in a jot of 1,000 boxes ‘Speciai Drive" Tobacco, manuiactured expressly Lor the undersixned, about 135 boxes became unmerchal able and were returned to the manutucturer, who sold is damaged tobacco to parties 1D Ki the price of hae 3 OURt of these damaged woods. ht 614 14TH ST. reg Made at tartory, O08 F 240 Shirts made at Tactory, GOS F st. POT. HALL, Shirt Maker, 31 tn been re- shipped to this city and 18 being sold throush other jobbers to the trade as str inamntain the hish standard *"Special Drive” Tobacco has already xained we Jeeu it our duty to call the at- tention of the trade to the above facts, , FRANK HUME, sirouietor SPECIAL DRIVE Brand of Tobacco. ight goods. As wi sh to Ge ™AT VERY DESIRABLE BUSINESS property, sub lots 14and 15, square 223, west side of 14th st. n.w., beginning 38.92 feet north of G street. Frontage 61.08 feet by a depth of only 43 feet to the massive party wall of the American Security and Trust ‘That is accurate enough for practical use at the bed side. W. 8. THOMPSON, Pharmacist, 703 1th st. fel WE ARE WAITING To SHOW YOU BARGAINS im Wet Goods. " -BAFF'S ENTERPRISE, 1241 11th st.'s.0. Jouxsox, Garxex & Co. 636 PENNA. AVE. N.W. WE WILL PLACE ON SALE TOMORROW MORN- ING 1,200 YARDS OF INDIA LINEN IN REM- NANTS FROM 2 109 YARDS AT JUST ONE-HALF ‘THEIR REAL VALUE. G00 yards India Linen at 10c. : real value, 20c. 600 yards India Linen at 12346. ; real value, 250. Remnants of Wamsutta und Pride of the West 44 Bleached Cotton, 10c. per yard. Remmaute of Black and Colored Dress Goods at ‘about one-half real value. 9-4 Unbleached Sheeting, 18e. ; worth 250, 9-4 Bleached Sheeting, 23c. 10-4 Bleached Sheeting, 25c. | ‘New arrivais Spring Giughams, 10c. Scotch Zephyr Ginghains, 1234. 15, 250. Ladies’ and Gents’ Medium-weight Underwear. Children's School Hose, Fast Biack, 5c. All Ingrain, Tapestry and Body Brussels Carpets at coat, fo15-1w JOHNSON, GARNER & CO. AND PRESSED FOR 61. ns 636 Pa. ave. a.’ Sere apne | poe mo Ee gas: u, | Serene nea KS REST AES AEE OORATEEER Nistting cards printed trom piste, 7c. per 100._ocl o%, tong ae = B '@ FLOODED WITH fell building. Immediate possession given. For sale on easy terms. See OWNER, on premises 704 14th fe18-6:* 1) CREE CURES SA. Seligao st found a sure cure in Peach Braud Dottie, oF money refunded. Mourton, Nye and Sour ‘Mash from 4c. per fall Quart up: ‘Ali goods delivered f fe18-St'" Sirs, ALICE KX. SELIGSON, Executrix. $e 10NG as BaDrEs ARE ' born barefoot Nature will demand of Man a perfect fitting Shoe. Mostly Shoes fit fairly well, but perfection is the need. Better tramp alittle in old shoes seeking that than take what comes and, after, tramp uncomfortable in ti new. It costs no more. There's only one Best and Perfect. THE BAKER SHOE, sold *‘just "round the corner” at felS 1430 New York avenue. Violins exchanged; fine “THE BUTLER BOOK” 1 now ready tor delivery. Apply to BROWN & PEED, = fel7-4t* Rooms 4 6, Pacific building. BYRON. ADAMS’ cree Bt | BES Biker 512 11th st.n.w. Telephone 930. fei6 = FIXTURES, yrgest assortment. Bottom prices. Giveus your name, Get an estimate. LAMPs. . All prices reduced. Burners guaranteed. Pittsburg, Rochester, B. & B. in Banquets, Piano and Tabie Lamps. GAS STOVES For heating, €2.97 and $8.88; for cooking, 796, Bc, de * ¢. a. MUppIMAN, 614 12TH BT. fe15 cer ack, SNOW AND DIRT) Bor ean, , kept under cover, an, dry fuel, kept covers Ie what they set who ‘buy thelt “Coal. aud Wood BALDWIN JOHNSON: Only the best article and one price to everybody.” Complete facilities, prices, ull weuht and measure, clean fuel, deliveries. Oftices—1101 K. I. ave. n.w., Ol] bottom pt A. st. Bie. and 519 444 st. 6. W. eld “MERTZ'S” TAILORING LORE. ‘We aim to keep our clientele postedon the newest ideas in tailoring. Just now our time {s largely taken up in making preparations for the spring. Early you may think—but then we have to take time by the forelock, We W. ©. MERTZ’S Tailoring Shop, - 20 816 11th st. nw. Ge USINESS MEN IN THIS LocaLiTY, ‘who wish tomeet 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 siret-class (unchcon will be served vrompliy at moderate cost. Sixth floor, 10th st, building. Take Elevators. ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, fet-3m_ 10TH, 11TH AND ¥ 8T8, N.W. MANTELS, ANDIRONS, FEN RB, = Grates, Wroaghtaron, Gas wikture, Be: aia ‘ne Pes-ins J. H. CORNING, Tile Shop,520 13th at. Be TON & RUPP, STATIONERS, 421 11TH 8T. Beet 8 coun Never Is good logic 1 . Those Ipgood oF a coal who bavenot 2 BY Bove, Offices vistand I a. w. smo ea | MASONIC. — WASH. nial Lode, speciai communteation + << FAIL TO HEAR THE LECTURE ‘of Hey. George Elliott on the Passion Play as Tered “at Oberamencau THIS. EV REW —Revular Sth st. temple, bet. by Rev. L. Stern, Subject, | <a All are welcoun ENING at the Fifteenth Street M. £. Church, corner of Hn. w. Ad- pt if RGA. services THIS (Friday) and T, at 7:30. ‘A Spiritual Be- —_—* “SATURDAY EVENING AT 8 O'CLOCK ‘The Reverend J. 0. 8, HUNTINGTON, 0. . 0., ‘Will address A MEETING OF MEN AT 8T. PAUL'S ¥. E CHURCH, 23d st. near Pa ave. ADMISSION FRE E. _ fe19-2t* Be TATED, HEBREW CHARITIES. THE SUNDAY. February 21, at 8 Stroot Temple, by Charles. Hoffhian: dolphia.. Subject: ““A True Retorme third lecture of the course will be delivered No. Fo A. nic Temple SATURDA Is02,at 7 o'clock p.m.sharp. Work: Punctual attendance requested. Meu lodges fraternally invited. By order FILL, Secretary. to attend the tuneral of our Iai Busher. By order of the W.. Telg-2 E MUNICATION OF FAL ALM brother, Brethren of sister lodges fraternally LMORE, Secretary. SAINT Ww. M ‘ON R 2007-1009 F ki of a B by Carriag ¥ Which the carriaze advertisement on 41 <r bout one-half. effort and money. Phonographs rented, sold or sent on trial. COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH CO! G27 Est. new. Souvenir to each Pi Crayon Portrait of the . Free of Bee Saves time, SATURDAY, R. Goidsehimd, MPANY, hats. All the old WILLEDT & RUOFF, The Leading ‘900 Va ave. uw. JHAVE YOU NOTICED IT? pring hats arein, which will bo issued Feb: stylish derby bloc! Diatriet Hattére, People often inake mistakes—but those gbout glass are “ustaliy: th iished xluss. ‘often they are eclipsed pretentious CHAS. E, HODGKIN:! “Expert Handler of Giass,” 913 7th st. n.w. cy a superb residence fitted with Yet there are wan: ‘utibors, whose e most rued, by reaily less houses have x Our fe19 Be CLIPS INTO THE FUTURE. Come, tal Peep with us into the future. Spring Patterns in Trouserings and Suit- ings ave nd what beauties! if man's clothing can be so designated. Didn't seem Possible to improve upon lastiseason’s, It ‘has been done, thouxh, And here they are ready for your inspection. G. WARFIELD SIMPSON, {119} Cor. 9th and G ats. n.w. a TO THE POINT. draughtsmen for fied and indoor roved. pattern: Draw tally. ne Papers a spectatE. a 504.9th, {fe19]__ Branch ‘A TON OF WRITING PAP! have everything needed by surveyors and ‘work—most nd latest improvements. (MIDT, Pa. ave nw. If you want so much. The best Irish Linen Correspondence half dozen other *"sby izes and qualities—eacez/ catyle# in Writing Vapers a Stat all tines. "Box" corres specialty. JOHN C. PARKER, Bookseller and Stationer, fe19 ‘$619 7th st. now. ee POPE'S FURNITURE HOUSE. SIMPLE AND EFFECTIVE. ‘Obstinate nose bleeding may be immediately hecked by stuffing the nostrila with fon REDUCED FROM 840 TO 930. REDUCED FROM $40 TO REDUCED FROM 840 TO 8: REDUCED FROM @40 TO &: REDUGED FROM 840 T REDUCED FROM 840 REDUCED FROM 840 REDUCED FROM 840 REDUCED FROM 840 -EDUCED FROM 840 T REDUCED FROM 840 T REDUCED FROM 840 REDUCED FROM #40 REDUCED FROM 840 REDUCED FROM 840 REDUCED FROM 840 REDUCED FROM 840 Tt } $30. 830. Sass occo oc Bees secede $30. 830, 3 cylinders of ‘Tapestry. JOHN RUDDEN, 513 Seventh street northwest. tw.) OUR FF, eae Os, Facms FoR ' HOUSE REPAIRS Ww. E- BROWN, ‘Carpenter, 719 14th st. nw. (roar.) fo19-2t° DOING ALL See™ GF Jacons. ‘The Eve Specialist trom Philadelphia, has been at my store since 11a. m. Today. He will be here until 6 p. m. If your Eyes give you any trouble it would Le weil to dove him examine them, asit will cost you nothing and'he can inform you how to effect a remedy. He will be here nezt FRIDAY between the same hours. GEO. W. SPIER, Jeweler and Optician, 310 9th st. n. w.. near Pa. ave. fe19 Be POTOMAC NAVAL VETERANS’ ASSO- ‘ciations have forme with H. Friediai closed the contracts for uni- der, cor. Oth and Este, nip- quates, please leave your’ measures by March 1. By order 9-3t ‘of the commander. 5,000 TO LOAN felt real estate security in Washington city at Gpercent. Call at once. It HEISKELL & McLERAN, Jous ¥ it. “LAWYERS WILL PLEAi Bo shat tees nat bindery na remo to 1555 Ft has increased. facilities for turuing: out notice, Also handle leyal blank: ll work at short Misbicte SE NOTICE” — Your Watch Improved by Gold Hands Anda Fancy Enameled Dial ‘The cost is Only 85. & L SALTZSTEIN, Manufacturing Jeweler, 019 505 Seventh st. Br he trate, they to be oi le A few of the many specials, only afew kinds of lumber 4 Here area few of the many. fea of the 20.1001t. many. ‘We do not sell cheap, but ei, $ Virginia Siding, $1.25 a 100 ft. Clear North Carolina Flooring, all widths, —— Georgia Pine Flooring, $2.500 100 ‘The usual 50 and 55e. Molding, 40. And so on ad {ibitum, ‘Libbey, Bittinger & Miller, ‘Lumber, Mill Work, Builders’ Hardware, &a, Cor. Oth and New York ave. 2.w. panne Aen Ed Washington News and Gossip Index to Advertisements, ADVERTISING. Pace 7 AMUSEMENTS. Page 8 ATTORNEYS: Pace 7 AUCTION 8. Pace 8 BICYCLES, ace 7 BOARDING. Pare 2 BUSINESS CH. Pace 2 CITY ITEMS .., Pace 8 COUNTRY REAL Page 2 Page 5 Pace 7 Pace 7 FAMILY SUPPLIES Pare 8 ry 6 FINANCIAL Page 1 FOR EXCHANGE. 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Brooks has been detached from duty at the locomotive fron works at Richmond, Va., ou the 29th instantand placed on the retired list 1st March next. No Boxps Orrenep.—No 434 per cent bonds were présented at the Treasury Department for redemption yesterday. Thereareoutstand- ing, however, $2,204,050. The redemption of the 434 per cent bonds began September 3 and yesterday was the first business day since that date that none of them were redeemed. Lire-Savina Mrpars.—The Secretary of the ‘Treasury bas awarded a gold life-saving medel to Harry T. Thompson of New York for having saved the lives of ten persons gf different times between the years 1882 and and a silver life-saving medal to Reuben Held of New York for rescuing boy named James Morse from drowning at ion, Mass., last summer. Speaker Cnisp left for Fort Monroe last even- ing, and # dispatch was received from him this morning announcing his arrival at his desti- nation. He was accompanied by bis family. He has never recovered completely from the attack of grip and for several days has been fecling very badly. His friends will try to keep him away for a week. with the hope that his health may be improved. ‘Tux Ye..owstoxe Panx.—The Secretary of the Interior has desiguated A. G. Speer, special agent of the general land office, for special ser- vice in connection with the interests of the pub- lic in Yosemite National Park, California. He is directed to report on the condition, origin and right of franchise, length and public con- venience made of the several toll roads in the park and the fair and reasonable tolls that should be charged. He is also authorized to hear persons who have propositions to make relative to the privilege of erecting hotels. Pensonat.—C. R. Vella of Cincinnati, E. W. Ellwell of New York, Geo. W. Gardiner of Cleveland, A. D. Remington of Watertown, N. ¥., Thos. F. Kane of Connecticut and R. 8 Kauffman of Chicago are at Willard’s — Cc. V. Smith of New York, D. F. Words- worth of Michigan, J. F. Field of Hancock, J. Lane of Wheeling and E. D. Smith of Pitts: burg are at the Randall.—John P. Glinge of Concord, New Hampshire, J. 8. cago, E. 8. Ely of Philadelphia, of Pittsburg, Sheridan P. Rood of New York, 8.8. Conrad of Massachusetts and Chas. B. Chapman of Maryland are at the Riggs. R. B. Cassidy of — Charleston, West Virginia, J. Hammond of San Zran- cisco, ‘George W. Hall of Cincinnati, Ohio, L. Famigel of New York, F. M. Jordan of St. Louis, C. A. Black of Detroit, Alexander McClare of Pittsburg and J. 8. Dane of Chicago are at the Arlington—D. 0. Mills of New York, W. A. Hall, of Bellows Falls, Vt., Eugene A. Ohmer of Dayton, Ohio, Robert 8.” Boyd of Philadelphia and A. R. Witmore of New York are at the Shoreham.—T. B. Keogh of Greens- boro, N.C., W. H. Sinisof Chicago, Arthur Thayer of the army. C. A Craigahead of Day ton, Ohio and H. W. Knight of Brooklyn, N. aro‘at the Ebbitt——S. A. Eaton of Pittsburg. C. W. Lee of Grafton, W. Va., F. F. Adams of Erie, Pa., and T. C. Ricks of Wilmington, Pa, areat the Fredonia.—P. H. Grifin of Buf- falo, W. H. Price of Chicago, Jacob Morso of Boston, H. E.Sealy of Philadelphia and Arthur W. Tufts of Boston are at the Normaadie.— W. J. Orr of New York,W. 8. Whitmore of Pat- teraon, N. J., M. Jones of Pittsburg. E. W. Kid- der of’ Lynn, Mass.,C.V.Clash of Richmond, Va.. and W. 8. Monteith of Columbia, 8 C., are at the Howard.——-Martin J. Keogh of New York. T. R Upten of Ne J, New York and A. H. Tuttle of the University of Virginia are at the Arno.——W. 8. Paine of New York, B. & Morgan of Charleston, W. Va., and George B. Fisher of Albany, N. Y., are at the National.——Sidney T. Epes’ and BR. W. Toggle of Virginia and R. J. Lowe of Bir- mingham, Ala., aro at the Metropolitan.—H. Comstock of muse, N. H. Swan of Orange, N. J., G. ¥. Hatch of Buffalo and F. Krumon of are at the St. James.—— Dr. 'T. A. Bland and Re tative Kern will leave tomorrow for St. Louis to attend the meetings of the national committee of the ple’s party and the Heform Press Associa GONE TO CHICAGO. Fair Buildings, THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ProPLE LEFT WASe- INGTON THIS AFTERNOON AS THE GUESTS OF THE CITY OF CHICAGO—SENATORS, REPRESENTA- TIVES, FOREIGN MINISTERS AND OTHERS IX TRE PARTY. The world’s fair special, comprising five of the most magnificently equipped and luxari- ously furnished trains ever put on the road by | the Pullman Palace Car Company, rolled ont | of the Baltimore and Ohio depot at 2:90 this afternoon bound for the city of Chicago. The distinguished passengers aboard | these trains, who are to be the guests of the world’s fair city for the next four days, are the Senators and Representatives of the Fifty- second Congress, the foreign ministers ac- credited to the United States and forty of the leading journalists of the national capital. Mr- Adlai T. Ewing, chairman of the citizen's committee of Chicago, has general charge direct of the party, but each of separate trains is under charge of an Ilinois Congreesm: from the world’s constituted themselves to some ex- mittee on entertainment during the The several trains followed each succession with intervals of fifteen minutes between the various sections in order to insure safety. CHAIRMAN DURBOROW'S EXERTIONS. Chairman Durborow of the House committee on the world’s Columbian exposition has been untiring in his efforts to make the excursion creditable to an enterprise of such importance, and is highly gratified at the success which has crowned his labors. The congressional visitors will reach Chicago at about 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, and will be at once conveyed to the various hotels that have arranged for their reception and entertainment the Grand Pacific, the Palmer House and the Au- aitorium. ‘Tomorrow evening a reception will be tendered the visitors at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Potter Palmer, the latter being the president of the national board of lady managers. On Sunday a memorial service will be given at the Auditorium representing the burial of Washington. Monday morning a special train will bear the party to the world’s fair grounds. Sufficient time will be allowed for a thorough inspection of the grounds and buildings, after which the train will move to the Washington Park club house, where the party will be entertained at luncheon. The a will return to the Lake Grant Park to enable the guests to attend the Washington's birthday memoria! services the Auditorium in the afternoon. The prin- cipal feature of the services will be the oration of Stewart L. Woodford of New York. the THE CANNES TRAGEDY Fire Causes a Panic in a Carpet Factory. OTHER TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. Pant, Feb. 19.—The shooting of M. Emile Abeille, formerly an attache of the French legation in Washington, by Mr. Edward Parker Deacon, the well-known banker, who found the Frenchman in a compromising position in Mra, Deacon's bed room at the Hotel Splendide a Cannes during Tuesday night, is the one subject of conversation in fashionable in Europe. All the parties in the case afe #0 well known that it 1# almowt impossible to enter asocial circle without mecting some of their friends, Mr. Deacon is upheld on all sides, ticularly among Americans, for killing his wife's paramour and very little if any sympathy te expressed for Mrs. Deacon. ‘The 1m: ‘and brothers of M. Abeille arrived at Cannes this morning and took charge of the remaina | They have been embalmed and enclosed im @ handsome casket and will be conveyed to this city for interment. It is almost impossible out of the many conflicting stories told of the shooting to get at all of the exact facts in the case, but the story as told exclusively in these depatche day evening is to all intents aud purposes correct ‘The dead man, who is a brother of the: of the same name, has, it would seem, carrying onan intrigue for some years | with Mrs. Deacon, but to what extent is nob known. Mr. Deacon, it is added, has longbeem suspicious of his wife, having received several letters from anonymous sources warning him to be on his guard against M. Abeilie, who, 1 Was intimated, wasn great deal too much ‘in Mrs. Deacon'scompany. M. Abeille, it would . recently absented himself from Cannes and Mr. Deacon concluded to take e trip to Paris and attend to some important business which he had on hand. He was, however, hastily summoned back by an anonymous message, said to have becn sent by a lady who was jealous of Mra, Deacon. The latter, how- ever, assured her busband that she bad not seen M. Abeilieand Mr. Deacon concluded te pretend to be hoodwinked. Accordingly he asked bh him to a ball whic given that night at the Cercle Nautique. Mra. Deacon, however, pleaded to be excused, sayit.g that she was disposed an she would prefer to go to bed. Mr. Deacon appeared to agree to this and scems to have gone to the ball at the club mentioned. He said that Le was very sorry to hear that she was ill, asked if he could do any- thing for her, suggested that she should see a doctor and finally kissed her and the children good night and went to the bail at the Cercle Nautique. Mr. Deacon, however, does not seem to have remained at the entertainmentany great length of time, on the other hand, he took steps to return to the Hotel Splendide so soon as possible and without being observed, for, it is ife to accompany In the evening the visitors will be the guests of the Commercial Club at a banquet. After the banquet the party will take the return trains over the Pennsylvania for Washington, which will be reached early Wednesday morn- ing. THOSE WHO HAVE GONE. Aboard the four trains were over 350 people. Of the Senators and their families were Mr. Allen and wife, Mr. Blodgett and wife, Mr. Car- lisle and wife, Mr Daniel and wife, Mr. Gal- linger and daughter, Mr. Irby, Mr. Palmer and wife and Mrs. Black, Mr. Peifer and wi Mr. Perkins, Mr. Pettigrew, Mr. Sanders, Mr. Shoup, Mr. Dubois and Mr Vilas. Of the Representatives Mr. Amerman and wife, Mr. Andrew, Mr. Atkinson and wife, Mr. Bab- bitt and wile, Mr. Barwig and wife, Mr. Bee- man, Mr. Beltzhoover, Mr. Bowman, Mr. Breckinridge ot Kentucky, Mr. Buchanan of New Jersey and wife, Mr. Burrows and Wife, Mr. Bushnell and wife, Mr. Butler and wife, Mr. Cable, Mc. Cadmus, Mr. Cami- netti and wife, Mr. Capehart, Mr. Caruth and wife, and’ the Masses Wheeler of Alabama, Mr. Clark, Mr. Clover, Mr. Cooledge and wife, Mr. Cox of New York and wife, Mr. Curtis and daughter, Mr. Doan, Mr. _Dolliver, Mr. Durborow, Mr. Everett, Mr. Ferman, Mr. Gorman, Mr. Greenleaf and wife, Mr. Hamilton and wife, Mr. Hayes, Mr. Henderson of Illinois, Mr. Hitt, Mr. Hooker of New York, Mr. Hopkins of Illinois, Mr. Houk of Obio and wife, Mr. Houk’ (Yenn.), Mr. Hull, Mr. Jobnson (X.D.) and wife, Mr. Kribbs, Mr. Lane, Mr. Little and wife, Mr. Livingston, Mr. Long, Mr. McClellan and wife, Mr. "McGann, Mr. McKaig, Mr. McKeighan, Mr. McMillin, Mr. Miller, Mr. Newberry and daughter, Mr. Vates and’ wife, Mr. “O'Ferrall, Mr. Qo.) and lady, Mr." Owens wife, Mr. Page’ (Mo.) and wi Mr. Patton and lady, Mr. Pickler, Mr. Pierce, wite and daughter, Mr. Post, Mr. Reilly, Mr. Rife and wife, Mr. Robertson, Mr. Robinson and wife, Mr. Rockwell and wife, Mr. Rusk and wife, Mr. Scott, Mr. Schell, Mr. Shank, Mr. Simpson, Mr. Smith and wife, Mr. Snow, Mr. Springer and lady, Mr. Steward and wife, Mr. Stewart, Mr. C. W. Stone and wife, Mr. Stump and sister, Mr. Tarsney and ‘wite, Mr. Taylor (of Illinois), Mr. ‘Town: send, wife and daughter, Mr. = wick and wife, Mr. Weadock, Mr. White, Mr. Wilke, Mr. Willcox, Mr. Williams, Mr. Wilson (Wash.), Mr. Winn, Mr. Wise and Mr. Youmaus. ad Addition to the list above given are about ity people, comprising the foreign ministers, | Nearly a Pante Caused by the Rush of the attaches and their families and a like number K. Sanborn of | Pipes of newspaper men and their wives and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dickson. ——— -- +2 -— THE PENSION OFFICE, said, one of the servants was suspected of being aware of Mrs. Deacon's relations with M. Abeilie and to have been in the habit of keeping that lady posted in regard to Dr. Deacon's move- ments. After his return to the hotel Mr. Deacon listened at the door of his wife's room and hearing a man's voice calied a hotel attendant and demanded admittance. Mra. Deacon ap- peared at the door and Mr. Deacon fired imto thedark room. Mra. Deacon ran into the room shrieking. The attendant, with a light, en- tered in company with Mr. Deacon and M. Abeille was discovered behind the bed curtains, Deacon at once fired two shots, wounding Abeille in the leg and chest. Deacon, after bitterly upbraiding his wite, left the room. Caxnes, Feb. 19.—Mr. Deacon, who surren- dered to’ the police immediately after the shooting, was today examined by the magis- trate in charge of the case. Mr. Deacon was calm and collected and gave a very succinet account of the incidents that led up to the kall- ing of Abeille. His story, though it does not agree in all its details with the published ae- counts of the affair, confirms in a measure the first telegraphed reports of the shouting. In response to the magistrate’s questions Mr. Deacon said he arrived at the Hotel Splen dide shortly after midnight yesterday. He entered the corridor and saw a lgbt shining through the space under the door of bis wifes room. ‘Though thet was nothing in iteelf to cause him to suspect that a man was in his wife's company, it did, for some unexplainable reason, reawaken his suspicion that bis wife was unfaithful to him. His suspicion regard- ing his wife's honor had been aroused some months prior by the conduct of his wife, but be had no tangible proof that she was engaged im wrong doing. When he saw the light under her door, how- ever, bis «uspicions became stronger and be determined to confirm his worst belief. He summoned the clerk of the hotel and in his company broke in the door of the room. He saw Abeille hiding belind an arm chair and fired three times at him. Mr. Deacon added that it was mot his intention to kill the man, but only to wound him. Mr. Deacon asked the magistrate to admit him to bail. The magistrate declined to doo at once, but promised to consider the applica- tion. In the meantime Mr. Deacon would have to remain in prison. Mrs. Deacon was then examined. She told @ story which confirmed that of ber husband. panecenanenotesein FIRE IN A CAKPET FACTORY. Employes. Pumapeuraia, Feb. 19.—The five-story mill at Lehigh avenue and 4th street, ecoupied by Hozner Brothers’ Carpet Company, was badly damaged by fire this morning. The mill occu- A Report as to the Sanitary Gondition of the | pies a whole block and employs about @ Building. thousand bande, most of whom are women, The plumbing inspector today at the request | All were at work when the fire was discovered of Commissioner of Pensions Green B. Raum for- | on the fifth floor. warded a report of luis investigations into the | #larm arose among the ‘The greatest confusion and mg when smoke to make its way , “ rough the building, sanitary arrangements of the pension office — nuk Gals ene cools tee nates building. Fortunately all succeeded in escaping uni He says: “I have examined the plumbing and | jured. ‘The fire itscif was confined to the floor drainage work of the pension office building | 0n Which it broke out, but tho material and and suggest the following changes as necessary to put the house in good sanitary condition: “The four-inch soil pipe is inadequate to carry off promptly the waste matter the large number of water closets, basins and urinals now in use and not less than six inches in diameter. The water closets are now in good order, hat been recently ventilated, but the basins finjshed work in the building and the valuable machinery were badly damaged by water. Ne estimate of the loss can be given at this time. THE BLAINE DIVOKCE Cask should be/ it Will Probably Not Be Reached Before Tomorrow. Deapwoop, 8. D., Feb. 19.—Contrary to em urinals are very defective and offensive. An | pectation last night it now appears extremely attempt was made, sometime “go, these fixtures by’ returning vent from the traps below and under may nos become air bound or closed § tly by waste matter passing thro: them while’ the ‘trap of the Axture is obstracted. ‘This bas occurred on several occasions with | Morrow the fixtures in their present condition.” report a num! changes Ganppenias aed ond ayer ‘““] find no sanitary objection to the ing fixtures in the basement. E tuere seems to be under very intelligent super- covered 2a | on to ventilate | improbable that the Blaine divorce case will be ‘reached today. The court was occupted during most of the forenoon with a railroad case from county and the criminals are set for trial this afternoon. The Blaine case ge Palmer, he plaintitn attorney, scoms Jur T, * picatnn teeter, katte te maken, to