Evening Star Newspaper, February 24, 1892, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR AILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY, CRT TRE STAR BUILDINGS. 1101 Peunsylvania Avence, corser 11th St. by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, a H_ KAUFFMAN’ Pres't. New York (fice, 88 Potter Beilding,” wENING STAR in worved to gubserib ae eee ond ant, st 10 OrLe SMENE STAR $1.00 per year; preurts pusta-e added, $3.00, Entered st the Post Office at Washington, D.C., as wecomd-cines mail 1 2E7 All wail enbscriptions must be paid in advance. Rates of advertising made known on application. Yor. 80, No. 20,191. Che Kvening Star. WASHINGTON, D.C., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1892. TWO CENTS. ae FINA NCTIAL. FINANCIAL. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. Mone Or “Poor Ricuanos Tarx. “A man may. if he knows not how to savo sshexets. keep bis nos all his life tothe krimdstone and die not worgh a groat at last." If you would be wealth *. think of saving as well as earning The best time to becin is now, and you can deposit your money to ex- culleat advan‘aze with thts company. Inter- eat allowed on all deposits, yet such deposits may be withdrawn by check «t any ti The capital of this co ¥ is one milion tee hunired and fifty thousand dotiars, of which one-fourth, three hun: sani five hundred do h the ontroller of the currency 3s security for the faithful performance of every trust. the THE AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST CO., Stone Building, 105 Gt. nt. n A. T. BRITTON, President. Wsstnnortos, BUILDING ASSOCIATION AND SAVINGS FUND. 7, President. Vice I resident. w ‘O'Connell, &. N. Ambrose. L. A. Littiefield, P.M. Cristweil, & Davis, Robert J. MeLean. E kamey, To the investor, the borrower o- the man who de sires to save and make money. this awso-iation offers Peculiar advantazes not found in ordinary bu: . elbractig as it does many feat are entirely new and wiich have never been Ber tofore offered fo the public for thelr approval. fate lw Tur Wasursarox Loax axo Trvsr COMPANY, (Granite Building), 9th and Fists. a. w., Washington, D. C. PAID-UP CAPITAL. ONE MILLION DOLLARS. Settles estates, acts as executor, administrator, trustee, fiscal agent, general agent. registrar, transfer scent, treasurer for corporations and associations, suardian, committee having in charge the sifairs of Tunaties, Ke. Collects cheeks free of charge for customers and good 5 and 6 per cent paying investments: loans money on stocks and bonds or real state security in the District of Columbia; takes deposits subject to check and pays interest on same at rateof 2 per cent per annum. ‘On money deposited for s fixed period interest will be paid a8 follows For 3 months, 3 per cent per annum. For 6 months. 333 per cent per ansum. For 1 year, 4 per cent per annum, ‘The Safe Deposit Vaults of this Company are the very best that money and skill can produce. They were constructed by the Holiar Lock Inspection & Guaranty Company of New York in conjunction with Mr. James G. Hill, the architect of the building. Storawe for sil- ver ware, trunks, valusble payers. &c. Private boxes for rent at prices from $3 per year upward. OFFICE HOURS: FROM 9 4.M TO 4:30 P.M OFFICERS: B. H. WARNER, President. JOHN JOY EDSON, Vice President. JNO. A. SWOPE. 24 Vice President. INO. R. CARMODY, Treasurer. WM. B. ROBISON, Secretary. ANDKEW PARKER, Asst. Secretary. DIRECTORS. Charles B. Bailey. John A. Hamilton, AL Barber. Jon B. Larner. James L. Barbour. ‘Theodore W. Noyes. Wiltiam E. Barker. John Ridout. EN. Batchelder. N. H. Shea, Chas. Baum. Ellis Spear. John B. Carmody. Frederick C. Stevens. John M. Clapp. John A. Swope. Horace S. Cummings. J. 8. Swormstedt. 3. 5. Darlington. George Truesdell. John Joy Ecsm B. H. Warner. Albert F. Fox. A. A. Wilson. James Fraser. Louis D. Wine. ©. C. Green. 8. W._ Woodward. Win. B. Gurley. A.8. Worthington, It Tar Natiosat SAFE DEPOSIT SAVINGS And TRUST COMPANY OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. CORNER 15TH ST. AND NEW YORE AVE. CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS JANUARY 22, 1867. ‘Reurganized under act of Congress October 1, 1890, And special act of Congress February 18, 1802. CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS. Acts as executor, administrator, guardian of the es- tatesof minors, committee of the estates of lunatics, Teceiver, assixnee and executes trusts of any and every description Wills prepared by a competent attorney, who isin daily attendance, and kept without charge, when the company ts named execat: Receives money deposits in sums of TEN CENTS apd upward and allows interest thereon. Money deposited on or Lefore the frst day and on the first, second and third days of the monta will draw in- terest trou: the fret day. Losns money up: n real estate and collateral security. SeUis first-class real estate and other securities im sums of $500 and upward. Rents Sates for 85 #6-#7—$8_€10—$12.50-815— (20-823 840-650-875-$100-and 8125—each per Ampan, sccording to size and location. or trustee. (CoecMBIA, FIRE "RANCE COMPANY OF the District of Columbia. OSIRIS LODGE, NO. : % ite on WEDNESDAY EVES Surplus, }, 1801211 14. Insures proverty in the District of Columbia against ‘and daiwace by fire. Officer b. MeGUIRE, President. 3 decrees.” By order of the W. M- fe: FRED £. TASKER, Secretary. —g=>THE ANNUAL MEETING THE Sa mtockholders of the Cuiuiutis Rallorea Gar Pany Tor the election of seven directors to serve the en. Suiux year wil be Ueld at the office of 5 Lntivand H'sts. ne, TUESDAY, Match ‘Thpenils az Eennafer of stock will bs chased Hoi Weboe ety 35°59 a? Maren 2, both inclusive, my vig can elotoms R. F. BARER, Secretary. ee g=> WASHINGTON gw SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, 6 and 918 Pennsylvania avenue. ‘The vaults and apartments for the storage of valu- as anes oF rum) ste'panees aiestaccpe fot A MOOTED NUwBER OF SHA Eclouh Gy Heol Bidar eeae ere CAPITAL STOCK OF = fe10-6in MILLIONS HAVE BEEN SPENT BY OUR Washinton friends for Cassard’s Fine Hams and Boneless Bacon when they were not Cassard’ ail, We have tried several plans to overcome culty and hove finally adopted a biue oval tin our hame printed on it in white, which is affagllto OUF fine meats, whether covel 1cO" me uieate ‘covered oF uncovered. THE SCHILLINGER CURBING AND PAVING COMPANY Is offered for sale at its par value, $100 PER SHARE, At the Benking House of WOODS & CO., 1222 F st. nw. all ‘Don't upon baving only goods with this OFFICERS. L. P. WRIGHT, President. JOHN C. POOR, Vice President. H. T, WOODS, Treasurer. 1H. J. McLAUGHLIN, General Manager. DIRECTORS. L. P. WRIGHT. Register of Wills. JOUN 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. TO-KALON. fo18-2m TELEPHONE 908. 614 14TH ST. Be OMDENT UNNECESTAR Bei eo Sates ne at etry, 008 ot. ferPlace order now,” BAM Toy THAT VERY DESIRABLE BUSINESS property, sub lots Hand 15, square 223, west side of ‘ath 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 THE AMEKICAN SECURITY AND TRUST building. Imnediate possession given. COMPANY. For sale on easy terms. See OWNER, on premises 704 14th st. fo18-6t* ————————————__ MONEY TO BUY HOMES. ‘Anew pian. Does not cost more than rent. Death terminates sil payments and the bome belongs to your tamily free frou incumbrances, PAs MEN 1Scan beimade monthly, quarterly, baif yearly or yearly for # period of five, ten, Siteon or twenty years as the applicant may WAY TO BUY A HOME TALLMENT PLAN and secure He fo yous family in eveut of your death. of full paruic ny te PSKOB'T MOIUUS Gen'l Agt. The business of the company is a well-known and Jong-established one. Its operations have been con- ducted for many yeare in this city and nearly all large cities im the United States. It has large and profitable contracts on hand, and new operations are simost daily presented. It is the intention of the company to ‘dd to its former lines of business that of ASPHALT STREET PAVING, For conducting which it will have anew and complete outit of tools and machinery, and will be fully pre- United Security Lie jusurance ana pared to execute the largest contractein this very pro rat ne ae, Mabie line of business. Capital $1,000,000. Full paid.” jait- asd, of Purchasely of shares in this company will have an oa 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 yesr should be sufficiently large to enable it to pay to shareholders ‘very liberal dividends and add alarge surplus to its cash capital. There is no investiment at present offered which promises so great an inducement im the cer- tainty of early returns in dividends and prospective advance in the price of stock. fe Winter, I mean, and Iam pared to ke you Never disapypornt a patron tm cold weather Is good logic tora coal deur. Those who have not ‘the stock cannot avoid it. Therefore buy of J MAURY DOVE, Coal Merchant. Offices zIst and I n. w.. 1206 Ho. w. and 166 M ae phe > EATEANAT, SOULE AND, Hann ton's Men's Shoes can be found at HAVENNER & DAVIS", 20-3 ts ana 0 F Qe POSSESS MEN ON THIS Locatity, ‘who wish tomeet members of their family at Iuncheon, 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 strictiy siret-clase luncheon will be served promptly at moderate cost. Sixth floor, 10th st. building. ‘Take Elevators. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, fet-3m 10TH, 11TH AND F 878. X.W. Brae NTETg, | ANDINONE, | FENDERS, Besa otsten. Wroaght-iron Gas Fixtures, fe. Tat disque whive makin c Yevim- 5-H. CORNING. Tle Shop.520 13th st. —q=>0UK INFLATED CUSHION TIRE. = IT HAVE A STRONGER RECOMMENDA- TION? wos a this same tire fitted with Tae Usiren Srares BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, 313 FST.) WASHINGION, D. Gy be 2 Enables you to SiGb RENT by same Peto the PURCRASE of 1 HOMES B'per cont interest paid on specie cin depos “fron the cent inte: ‘on s dete they are made. W. 5. HUGE, President, asm .'C. DANIEL. Secretary. Chas. J. Bell, Jas. E. Fitch, Geo. W. Brown, Bert & Co., Baxuzz 1406 G STREET. DEPOSITS. EXCHANGE. DISCOUNTS. Aspecialty 10ade of investment securities. ‘Foreign exchange issued on ail points. Local securities bought and sold. C. T. Havesen, ‘Member Washington Stock Exchance, Real Estate and Stock Broker, 73m ferior valve others an. $150. Price of BAMBLER, with this tire, $135." Enongh said—eb? To be seen and tried at 1325 14th st. n.w. Fala ler GOBMULLY & JEFFERY MFG. CO. fe8 900 F street northwest. INVESTMENT SECURITIES. age THE OLD LAUNDRY on a NEW NAME. Stocks, Bonds acd Grain bought and sold for cash or on inarxin. —- Direct New York and Chicago wires, rm forse ono oe TOLMAN STEAM LAUNDRY, 401 to 400 C ot. nw. Decade ee Ry BRIBES | wean forand deliver all anndry. 20 Member Washington Stock Exchange, NEW DEPARTUMEIN FINE TAILORING. H. D. BARR, 1111 Pennsylvanis ave. ‘Suits from 835 up. ‘Trousers from $10 up. Low prices from this date with high-grade art. js2D LEWIS G. TEWKSBURY & CO., BANKERS AND BKOKERS, 1335 F ST., WASHINGTON, D. Buy and sell for cash or on margin Stoc Grain, Provisions snd Ou ages Direct private wires to New York and Chicago, lnterent a NIN tieasterly winds; February 24, 1802, at 7 o'clock. Work frst and third | Thursdage The weather 19 likely to be increasing clowd. nese and light rein alono the coast today: cloudy weather ard light rain With us afoot is afoot square. When ‘We say we will sell you Georgia Pine Floor ing for 82.50 per 100 feet we mean we sell you 100 square inch of it. Every Likewise, Virxinia and North Carolina Inch Pine Flooring, $2 per 100 square feet. of Fair Grade Flooring, $1.65 per 100 ‘Tt, square feet. ‘That's enough to convipce you we sell from good to the best lumber at the lowest Prices in Washington. Estimates furniahed free. 4 postat wilt bring ee SS Cor. Oth and New York av. n. w. = DRESS SUITS = FOR AIRE, fe23-1m 414 9TH ST. N. V Be PPR ING. THE WEEK ENDING TODAY I have paid tor the huerican Fraternal Cir- Gle #2 for each week disabilit Stubbs, 1134 > dno. Hen- ; 8. Ernest, s.W. Rea il, 219 G st. ; Mrs. ‘447 Hot. ‘nt ‘Precinct, cand.'D. Potter, 813 ‘st NDHEIM, cor. Sth aud En. w. 1e73-3t" MEMBERS OF ROCHDALE SOCIETIES holding “Blue Card” can procure coal tickets at contract price at office of Ico and Coal Co., cor. 10th and F ate. nw. E. M. WILLIS, £023-5t ‘Manager. WILL THE PERSONS WHO WITNESSED the uccideat to a gentleman last MONDAY (February 15), sbout 2 p. m., by being thrown off the ennsylVania ‘avenue cars, near the intersection of 14th st. aud Penn. ave. n. w., please communicate their naine and address to CARUSI & MILLER, 1022.3¢" ttorneys-at-law, 486 La. ave. TAILORS, ATTENTION? Bo SHG Soc Ncihent CARDS. jewand beautiti . Telephone 763 [6221 H. L- McQUEEN, 1108E st. n.w. ST, MARY'S CHAPEL, ST. JOHN'S PAR. | — ish, 23d st, between G and Hi sts. Bishop, Ghlpel are cordially fuvited to be presents : WASHINGTON R. A. CHAPTER, No. 2 — ’A stated convocatian cf this Chapter will be Tin the chapter. chamiver, Masonic. ‘Temple. THURSDAY EVENING, . February 25,1801, at 7:90 o'clock. The R.A. decree will (pa ae eae pe te hs ofthe M. E. H. P. “eee 8. E. SLATER, Secretary. ROCK CREEK PARK WITNESSFS.—ALL witnesses who testified before the commis- jonappointed by the Supreme Court of the District of mbia_ to appraise the valueof the land taken for Creek Park are requested heir suone with the.r post office address, to G. J. GER, captain of engineers, District building. Utive officer Rock Creek Park Commission. ) fe: |< el CIGARS, FIVE CENTS. DE, HAVANA FILLER. peciiar MATTERN, 436 7TH ST. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. FO. Y. THINGTON has moved his Real Estate Office 1900 SEVENTA STN Wer in the, See- ond Nat Ban’ buriding, where he is prepared to RASH Sale soho tad pase 2 REMOVAL NOTICE. SAMUEL BIEBER desires to inform his friends and the zeneral public that he has moved his office to 509 SEVENTH S¥. N. tn the Second National Bank building, where he wiil be pleased to serve them in his Mues of Real Estate, Loans and Fire Insurance. (24-1 “MIRA BILIA’ PATRONS OF TAND. GARS PLEASE THE CIGNS niGGS house cg. It DIFFERENT FROM MOST STENOG- RAPHERS. ‘The Phonograph is a/teays on hand in the morning, stays at mht as long, as is wanted, res the office fore ‘an hour or ‘most wauted) and never please repeat the ast sentence.” Phonogrophe sold, feased or sent on trial. Tr: COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH CO., 627 E st nw. fez “ew minutes” ks you to * OFFICE OF NG GINSEI & LEWIS, Sign Painters and Advertisers, Ss DST. NW WANTED—1.000 walls iu the cites of Waghinston and Georxetowh for loxitimate advertising. Peansy!- Nanis avenue walle preferred. Will pay liberally for conspicuous walls.» forest NCHOR s and drawing papers. essential to the most complete outht of any , draftsman. architect or artist. Each “the ‘of its rank." Prices, did you ask? Hay FRED. A SCHMIDT. 50 ‘oth st. now. Penn. aye. n.w. + “DID YOU GET A VALENTINE IF ‘more than one HODGES BINDENY, 1380 2, wiv bind them so you can show your children for yearm to come. one cae 175 degrees, 20c. gal.; 5 gal. 966. 160 degrees, Ife. gal.; 5 gat. 600, delivered. GASOLINE, 5 gat., 75¢., detivered. TELEPHONE, 1040. MUDDIMAN, 616 12th st. OFFICE ROCHDALE CO-OPEKATIVE SOCIETY, INCORPORATED, 606 Pennsylvanis ave. n.w. and B st. nb. w., residence of the Secretary. A. T. LONGLEY, President, 812 A st. n.e. JOHN MORRISON, Treasurer, 415 K st.n.w. JOHN W. HARSHA, Secretary, 900 H st.n.w. Directors: CARTER, 606 Penn-ylvania sve. 4B. J. C, McCONNELL, oov 3d st. mw. L. F. HUNT, 1310 5st, nw. 3 A, BAS! we. pany ‘nown and long-established one. ‘Its operations have been suc- ‘ceassully conducted for many years in this city, prin- cipally by ita present officers and directors. vontracts have been rade with one hundred and fifty of the most desirable inercbants, dealers 1p th city and Alexandria, from the present time to April feds, and catde Dearing the Sensture of our secre: tary. John W.Harsha,oniy, will be recoxnized by them. Ute trade cards now ou‘standing bearing the sana: ture of our secretary, John W. Harsha, are in round Luinbers about 7,:300- about 8,000 of which expire by Emitation om April apy Tigre, "These cards inay be re- newed aud tLe benefits of our contracts obtained on resentation at the company's office on and after that te. Our new trade cards and books of reterence will be ready about Yebruary 27, and can be had on appli- cation wt cut vffices oF to any’ one of the officers, direct. ofr, stoc eraxents ut the company. A sav- iux’ frou 6 to 2o per cent om sll-eash p 25, cents a ton on coal, ‘Sovereicns of Industry can obtain cards upon pay- Pop owe open borne inc e DI 10 business upon les and for the best interests of our patrons and Friends. Plans ure now bens formulated to extend our oper- ations in imany ways beneficial to our patrons, ain which Will be the world’s fair next year, due hotice o Which will be given. Intormation cheerfully given when required: (fees open frvin 8 am. tO 7 p.t NOT ICE, SNOW AND DIRT, BUT ‘clean, dry fuel, kept under cover. is what THEE Reh who, BUR, ett Coal ‘aud Wood trou ¥. BALDWIN JOHNSON. Only the best article and one Price to everybody. Complete facilities, bottom poces full weieit aud, mexsure, ‘clean fuel. prompt deliveries. Uifices—1101 K. 1. ave. tw., SLL Ast. and 519 436 st. 8. w. 9 Be NOTE OF | REMOVAL MARTI Evans & Co.. printers and engravers, hi Feuoved the.r oftce to lax; pee ‘ yunty ‘Tennessee Whisky from John Eaton, now ou sale a te8-lm1 OWEN EO. 8E BAw, 1413 Penna, ave. ROYAL GLUE-ROYAL GLUE-ROYAL GLUE wlQcw CORSON & MACARTNEY, BRR, a ae 3 A, quovan evienteas en Soni we. meee wy ay Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds. RR OO AAA L an ER? ¥ 2% tun Deposits. FE ange. Loans. Collections. Raiiread Stock: i Bonds and all securities listed Ladies! Mends, Meng 8 Solid as (of the exchanges of New lork, Philadelphia, Boston Rock! Broken China, Crockery, Fur- and Baltimore Louxit and 80.4 niture, Kid Gloves, Plaster Paris Imaxes, A specia.ty made of investivent securities, District ‘Tor Marble, Jewelry. Shoes, QD HMO MpMoR—| propts, iutormaton apply to the office of tie ompany, 140UG st. nw. ly RRO MeMOoR—mara Mpmon— ai Kailrosd, Gas, Insurance and Tel- Bovis, Bric-a-Brac, "Toye. ahd 1,001 Damaved Household Articles. Everiast- tneitenseity! Tnsrparableaad Unbreak bier AL aq ways. lea for Usel luc, KOLAL GLUE: DRUG- ists. . 0 U EER President. JAMES. j- Secretary. Issues Goa UE Eg posters mint jen ad exch tnstirer shares tu ker if OYAL GLUE—ROYAL GLUE—ROYAL GLU: T. B. Towser & Sox. bY GOODS DEALERS, 1216 7th «tow, ist received a new line of Lixht Dress Goods aud Modes, Serges and Henriettas, frou 2oe. Ouve On. FULL QUART BOTTLE, Do not make the mistake of supposing that the merit of the oil is in its cheapness. It is not bousht cheaply and cannot be put in competi- all wool, from 50e. to $1. ¢ Loom Bleacheu Cotton, Bye. Muciras Drapery, im aii shades, rediiced to Se. Large line new Hamburxs in fine qualities Row on Manavement: Present BENJAMIN: Beniemin P Snyder. Parke, Jou FL Kodwcrs, ‘Thomas k. Jones. fe20 Fiveury ows Prey. Thomus Byde, Wiliam Clark. BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF WASHINGTON : D. c. Per Cent paid ou Regular Deposits, and 10 Per ut pardon Deposits left with the Association for 5 your You can borrow $1.00 from us on Real Estate secur- ity apd pay it back at the rate of $13 per month. fulfil our obligations to our Mewbers, and can eamiy prove that we can do all weagree to. Call and be convinced. Other Associations are trying toadopt our plan. Why! Because they know we are doing business ons sound basta, For ciroulare and other information apply at offices, WS and 91S F st. mw. Next to Coluzsbta National Bank. Shares in force... OFFICERS. HARRISON DINGMAN... ANDREW WALL... GEORGE W. LEACH. ALONZO TWEEDALE... GROKGE GiBSON. 2NO. E SMITE. a Attorney EDWARD 8. YOKK _._. Manawer of Loan Departwent WE AMERICAN CASUALTY INSURANCE AND S<CURITY COMPANY OF BALTIMORE CITY. CAPITAL. #1,000, 000. raSe premium For a sinail annual hons to friends and AP waRnos & co. fer7im _ Aneta for Disirictof Cotumnble, x. ¥. ERICK Waa eae Ketan and biock hivcey locnead cm sitntaes to tion with cheap oils. It is selected ly with Fegard to its superior quality, a fact of which you may be convinced by trying bottle. We guarantee it to please you or the money will be Tefunded. #1 FOR A FULL QUART BOTTLE. ‘W. 8. THOMPSON, Bianbets at cost prices. 5 2utuw Flanuel in short Jeagths, Worth 12%¢. Only Black Cashimere Shawls from$1_30 to $10. ‘Our Rena is Very attractive. All Biace aud cu.ors, from 2 to 8 ened & new line of Stainped. erades yards. ve. ‘Pharmacist, usm Underw great variety and bot- — eaten: x 703 16th ot 022 Windsor Ties. Rexular 2c. Only 190. Scarfe. Worth 2oc. For thie sale oe, y wit paaweime roe a 1 'Twexrr Pex Cexsr Daiscouxr Recerven vestempay FRowt Strasburg # large supply of first qual- ity Terrie de Foies Gras aux truffes des Perixord, and cam sel! them at about one-third jess than the usual ON HAVILAND CHINA, ‘To make room for new open stock Gecorations from Haviland & Co., > rice, - — ‘We will close out three decorations X. W. BURCHELL, ata discount of twenty per cent. mera. 6 The decorations are all good and ‘quantities not large, Ger Tux Bust. ar Waser & Eoxoxsrox, ‘i 1205 Prxxa. Ave Go atrect tothe F acrony vor Rapratixe ana FINE ELECTRO SILVER-PLATED WARE. KANN & SONS' MANUFACTURING CO., [—fonesaea BRANCH, 531 7TH 8ST. K.W, THE CONCORD HARNESS. LUTZ & BRO,, 407 Penn. ave., adjoining National Hotel. Horse Blankets snd Lap Robesat low prices, ocf7 We are prepared to show the latest produe- Tarewons 18 ONE HOUR, tons by FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN oe oa rem gras Stlare sddveas SEROLALISN aly ati saree FACTORIES. ', care letter (Call and look them over. Sh ety et + Mas M, J. Horr, POTTERY AND PORCELAIN, 1000 F 8T. aw, ~ 1215 F and 1214 Geta, 017-4 | Has just returned from New York and ls now prepared: - to abow all the novelties and advanced styles of AAP: 1942 12th ot. a0. | To whieh shetnvites the ettention of her patcons, S016 Be PNET & RowERTS Co, DESIGNING, ENGRAVING AND PRINTING FOR SOCIAL AND BUSINESS USES. 407 10TH 8T,, NEAK GAS OFFICE. 3213 Be BAVING, SEVERED MY CONNECTION ‘Bensinger in the horse business ain with G23 D st.'D.W. -class work at moderate rates, Brief work, 90c. a paxe. fe10 FETTER Now ‘Than LAST YEAR, Probably BETTER YET NEXT YEAR The REMINGTON STANDARD TYPEWRITER Keeps constantly fmproving :in practical qual- ities, hence its constantly tucreasing popularity im the markets of the world. WYCKOFF, SEAMANS & BENEDICT, welb-te ‘8TH AND F 8T8. X.W. WASHINGTON, DIRECTORY | FOR Tibia.” (Gut this Out aod keep it tor’ reterence’) fauna. ference yezi-eoln ”. <q=>’MIRABILIA” CIGARS, FIVE CENTS. THE BEST FOR THE MONEY. 1 EDWIN K. LEE, 602 13TH ST. N.W. PORTANT IF TRUE. ‘The Baker Shoe Manufacturing Com- Pany’s claim that you can get most style, comfort and wear at 1430 New York ave. should be investigated by ‘every level-headed man. to “MIRABILIA” CIGARS, 5 CENTS, t <r eae tees EJ. BURT, It 313 7TH ST. 8. W. Be NEVER Was OTHERWISE. of atule ani B. H. STINEMETZ & SONS, 1024 1237 Pa. ave. and 413 13th st. n.w. PPO FoR “BIG DEALS.” havea number of lance tracts of ground in the northwest and northeast Which poseess un- Usual advantages to iarve fnvestors and builders, Would mak tir—and money. Would begiad fo'subuilt them to interested partion. PROCTOR & PROCTOR, 907 G st. u.¥., Ke ateaud Inewrance Brol BOTH “FINE AND SUPEBFINE.” ‘Tho fine for business, the superfine for correspondence use." Writing paper, of course. ihe litest in tint, shape, weight, Size and ati qualities—ezcept the mean: Have you wants im the peper linet J. C. PARKER, Bookseller and Stationer, G19 7th st. now. 024 “MIRABILIA” CIGARS, FIVE CENTS. WE SELL 1,000 PER DAY AT THE 1t_SUPREME COURY CIGAR STORE, 910 F ST. Be UPEN'S FURNITURE HOUSE, THEY ARE EASILY REMOVED. To clean woodwork of paint spots apply thick coating of a mixture of equal parts of ime and soda. Wash it of twenty-tour hours afterward. POLISHED CHERRY PARLOR SUITE SIX PIECES $40-MOTTLED SILK PLUSH—840 REDUCED FROM $55 POLISHED OAK PARLOR SUITE SIX PIECES 830—TAPESTRY COVERING—20 REDUCED FROM 845 POLISHED CHERRY PARLOR SUITE SIX PIECES $35—-TAPESTRY COVERING-$35 REDUCED FROM 850 JOHN RUDDEN, 513 Seventh street northwest. 2uW.) <q=> MIKABILIA” CIGARS, 5 CENTS. BETIEK SHAN MANY 10-CENT CIGARS. FRANK PITZER, 501 E. CAP. ST. (Fe THE NAME OF QUEEN and Company is known all over this country. MR. G. E. Jacobs, who is at my store every FRI- DAY from 11 a.m. to 6p.m., was for years their Hye Special- fat, He is nowby himself and is ready to afford you scientific treatment for any trouble with your eyes. Examination sree, It GEO. W. SPIER, Jeweler and Optician, fo 310 9th st. n.w., near Pa, ave. “MIRABILIA” CIGARS. THE BIGGEST THIN - at By MAGRUDEN: 1900 PA. AVE, EPICI IN CLO’ roves LOTHING ARE MOST Spring patterns are just in, and such “‘rich, rere and beautiful" Your cloths for your wear fou never saw ‘measure before, nor have we. ‘wanted. ‘To be tailored into the finest and ‘most stylish Spring Suits, nothing Iacking—but your measure, “Early dirds, &e.," you know! <a OLD VIQLING, STORIONT AND G. WARFIELD SIMPSON, UGU WORCH & CO., 925 7ih & 7th st., violin im} Violins exchanged; fine silver G strings, SOc. ‘his Ge PPPON. 8. ADAMS “Expert in Trousers,” [f24) Cor. 9th and G ats. n.w. Kee FO ConnecrED- the. imuance of “Duntapet fae enence \wyers’ Briefs. block on 4 Ut will Spestalticn: avers 2 jaw: ‘estimnony. Porning at o'clock aud yuu are eapectally 512 11th st. n.w. Telephone 930. 016 | WILLETT & RUOFF, “MERTI’S" TAILORING LORE, ‘We aim to keep our eltentele postedon the newest ideas in tailoring. Just now our time is largely taken up in making ‘Preparations for the spring. Early you may think—but then we have to take time by the foreloak. W. © MERTIS Tatloring Shop, (16 Lithet. ow. ieee ee —>" CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. ‘We recognize the fact that you depend. upon sub bids for the success of your entire bid, and for that reason we are all the wore careful in making es:imates to strike the bottom Aaqurea. Bring your plans ‘and specifications and we will do the rest —betier and for less money than any one lee. At present we have « tremendous stock of xlass on hasdend ere equal to any demand. (@rCHABLES E HODGKING, * Bupert in Handting Plate Glas, - Washington News and Gossip Index to Advertisements, ADVERTISING.. Pare AMUSEMENTS. -Page ATTORNEYS Pare AUCTION SALES, Pace BICYCLES . -Pace BOARDING. BUSINESS CHANGES COUNTRY REAL ESTATE... DEATH: DENTISiit EDUCATIONAL EXCURSIONS, FINANCIAL, FOR LE, 7 8 3 8 6 2 8 3 5 7 7 8 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 FOR RENT (Stores), FOR 8ALE (Houses), FOR SALE (Lots) FOR SALE (Horses LADIES GooDs | LEGAL NOTICES. LOCAL MENTION... LOST AND FOUND. MANICURE, MARRIAGES. MEDICAL . MISCELLANEOUS. MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN | NOTARIES PUBLIC. OCEAN STEAMERS POTOMAC RIVER BOAT: Pare Pare Pace Page Pace are Page Pare Pace Paxe Pace ‘Page Page Pace Page Pase Pare Paze Pare Pace Page Pace Pare Page Page --Pawe Page Page Page ~ Pare Page Page Page Page Page Pare Pace Page Pawe Pace Pace Page Pave WANTED (Lots). WANTED (tooms) WANTED (Bituations) WANTED (Miscollaneous) -. WINTER RESORTS Tritt i i Goverxaest Recerrs Topar.—Internal rev- enue, $168,924; customs, $350,639. Nor Betreven.—The report of the killing of Garza is discredited at the War Department. Szxt Back.—Twenty-two alien contract laborers have been sent back to Europe by the immigrant authorities at New York. Apromtep Keerer.—Samuel Anderson has been inted keeper of the life-sa ste- tion at Cape Arago, Oregon. re Wan Coutzoz Parsipext.—Capt A. T. Maban bas been ordered as president of the War College. Boxns Revreaep.—The amount of 43¢ per cent bonds redeemed yesterday was $8,550, making the total redemption to date €23,320,- 200 and leaving outetanding $2,184,550. a Founta-Crass Posrmasrers.—Fourth-class postmasters hase been appointed as follows: L. A. Martin, Leach, Va, and J. F. Ganet, Scottsville, Va. Goup Hoxprxas.—The net gold and bullion now in the treasury is €120,731,014, an increase of over $1,225,000 since the Ist instant, and a decrease of $10,000,000 since January 1. Txoors Wrrapnaws.—The commanding gen- eral, department of California, has been in- structed to withdraw the troops from Fort Gaston, Cal., that military post having been ‘twansferred to the Department of the Interior. Deonesse oF Cusroms Recerpra—The re- ceipts from customs at the port of New York for the first twenty days of this month were $8,496,261, a decrease of $615,494 as compared with the receipts during the corresponding period of last y A Fonozr to Br SuanexpenEp.—The Seere- tary of State has issued a warrant for the sur- render to the government of the Dominion of Canada of Thomas Williamson, charged with forging two mortgages on his ‘brother's farm uezr Toronto and with raising money on them. $illiamson is now in custody at Carson City, jev. Remroatep Warsxy.—The Treasury Depart- ment has decided that reimported whisky should be assessed upon the taxable quantity as ascertained by the methods used by the in- ternal revenue office, and that fractions of proof gallons in each package should be counted 4s full gallons, if one-half gallon or over, and rejected if less thi gallon. Cmaxae 1x THe Licut Hover Boarp.—The Secretary of War has complied with the request of Gen. Casey, the chief of engincers, that he be relieved from duty as a member of the light house board and has in his place ordered Lieutenant Colonel Geo. H. Elliot of the en- gineer corps, now in charge of the Washington aqueduct, to that duty, in addition to his pres- ent work. Coxoness or Inrerxat Naviaatiox.—The Department of State has been officially notified that the fifth congress of internal navigation will be opened July 2 next at Paris. The congress will consider questions relative to the construction of canals and the improvement of rivera and harbors. Delegates from the United States interested in these subjects are invited to attend the congress and take part in its proceedings, Svuccessrvz Drrtomacy.—The Secretary of State has received a dispatch from the minister of the United States at Athens announcing that the recently revived order providing that pass- Ports shall be vised by = consul before the holder can enter Greek territory has been rescinded, in view of the statements of Mr. Snowden as to the inconvenience and annoy- ance that would be im) upon Americans were the order to be Pensomat.—A. B. Rogers and H. B. Hackett of New York, R. E. Goodell of Leadville, W. A. Paxton of Omaha, D. J. Peek of Hartford and F. Veit of port are at Willard’s, Fork, 4M Copleof Baltimore, E-Staonson of Newark, N. J., and G. M. Maxwell of Spring- field are at the Bandail——a. F. A POSSIBLE CABINET CHANGE. Secretary Noble May Succeed Whitelaw Reid as Minister to France. A ramor was in circulation at the Capitol to- day that Secretary Noble will succeed Mr. Whitelaw Reid as minister to France when the latter resigns his commission. The impression seems to prevail that Mr. Reid contemplates abandoning his post and it is said that Secre- tary Noble would relish a foreign mission and would not hesitate to yield his place in the cabinet for such a billet. In fact, at is asserted Secretary Noble is thoroughly disenchanted with his present office and bas with difficulty been prevailed upon to retain his portfolio. In the event of Secretary Noble's resignation it aw predicted that Land Commissioner Carter Will succeed him as Secretary of the Interior. Judge Carter represented Montana in the last Congress, Ho fen warm personal. friend of the President and isindorsed by the northwest. —_-2-—_____ SPRINGER FOR HILL He Says the New York Convention Settled Mr. Cleveland. Representative Springer, chairman of the House committee on ways and means, who has long been regarded as an earnest Cleveland man, will tonight formally announce in an in- terview that he favors Mr. Hill for the Presi- dency. He regards the action of the New York state convention as settling Mr. Cleveland. Mr. Springer bas just returned from Chicago, where he has been having a talk with some of the Iimois politicians. It is believed that hi action is due to the fact that he foresees that if the Cleveland folks fail to secure the nomina- tion for their favorite they will try to combine on Morrison. Springer and Palmer are op- posed to anything that has in it a possible ad- Vantage for Mr. Morrison. The Springer folks think that Mr. Morrison defested Springer for Geo. H. Fish of New | Poni the Speakership. ——_-2-—____ THE BLAND SILVER BILL. A Day Early in April Will Probably Be Fixed. Speaker Crisp returned from Fortress Monroe this morning somewhat improved by his few days’ rest. ‘There will be a meeting of the committee on rules, possibly Jate today, but, at farthest, within a day or two. It is evident that the committee have, individually, decided that there is nothing to be gained by an attempt to smother the silver question. To do so would be to stir up more trouble, as the silver men are indifferent to eastern reasoning. Itis probable, therefore, that a resolution will be reported from the committee on rules fixing » day for the consideration of the Bland bill. The silver men are indifferent as to the time fixed; all they want is to have it definite, While there is some difference of opinion on the subject it is probable that the committee will give all the month of March to the discus- sion of the tariff, taking a vote on the first Monday in April, and that the first Tuesday in sey for the consideration of the ——_-=+-_____ GOING AWAY TO KEST. The President and Family Will Go to Vir- ginia Beach. The President is going to take a short rest after about three months’ uninterrupted hard work. He and bis family will leave for Vir- ginia Beach on Friday, to stay about a week. Mrs. Harrison and Mrs. McKee and her chil- dren will be of the party. The trip will be made by boatand will be very quiet. The President is desirous to get wholly away from his work, and during his stay at the beach he will avoid consideration of public business as far as possible. The present winter has been very trying, with the Chilean difficulty increasing his ordi- nary duties enormously, and since his ducking in November he has been kept constantly ekeaan oaes aere will be gone about a week. = —____- + —. NAVAL CADETS APPOINTED. Great Pressure Brought to Bear to Secure the Positions. The President has appointed the following cadets-at-large at the United States Naval Academy: Paul E. Taussig, John T. M. Terry, Frank E. Ridgely and Rishard J. Oglesby, jr. There were about five hundred applicants for these places, mostly the sons of officers of the navy, and the competition was exceedingly strong. Great influence was brought to bear in order to secure the appointments, which were announced this morning. The number of vacancies to be filled by the President was unusually large this year. The cadets will report at Annapolis for examination next June. Paul Taussig is the son of Lieut’ Edw. D. Taussig, who is at present on duty in this city in’ connection with the preparation of the naval exbibit at the world’s fai John Terry is the son of Commander Siias W. Terry, a ‘member of the naval examining board. Hichard Oglesby is the son of ex-Gov. “Dick” Oglesby of Ilinois. He lives at Decatur, Ii. Frank Ridgely’ father was formerly a cadet at the Naval Acad- emy, but he did not continue in the navy. He is now a citizen of St. Louis, Mo. (US THE LOTTERY COMPANY'S MOVE. How the Law in Kegard to Mail Matter Will Operate. ‘The announcement made on behalf of the “y pany that next year the headquarters of the company will be re- moyed to Nicaragua is looked upon by the officials of the Post Office Department who have charge of the enforcement of the anti-lottery law as probably true. This move will not make any change in the present legal status of lottery matter. Its transmission in the mails is prohibited, not only es far as the domestic mailsare concerned, but also applies to the foreign mails. This con- struction of the law was reached st an early stage in the fight against the lottery company. For as soon as the law was enacted exclud- com] SSatena as eae of the Treasury, H i: ii i i | a F | i E i ll ; ? i if it i i : i li | i | RAIDING ANARCHISTS, Paris Police Providing Against May Day Outbreaks, THE MURDERED GIRLS OF MAGDEBURG A Shot Fired at the Congressional Excursion Train. OTHER TELEGRAPHIO NEWS, FRENCH ANARCHISTS RAIDED, The Paris Police Find » Large Quantity of Explosives. Pant, Feb. 24.-The theft of dynamite from the state factory bas had the effect of waken- ing the police up to the fact tha are making early preparations for May day. It is not known whether the dynamite stolen from the «tate fec- tory has been recovered, but the house to house search conducted by the police yesterday resulted in the discovery of a number of dy- namite cartridges in the possession of | anarchists. ene cart are known to have been stolen recently from the Seine stone quarries, and the potice believe that the object of the anarchists in stealing the explosive was to use it either im destroying property on May day or to cause explosions that would endanger life in order to avenge themselves for the garroting of the four ea- archists at Xeres in Spain. The domiciliary visits which began day in virtue of an order issued bye magie trate were continued today. One of the houses visited was ocenpied by a Spaniard named Chaibret, who has been under police strveiliance for some time in consequence of his oft-repeated threats against the authorities. The police had, however, done nothing to lead Chaibret to beliewe that he was an object of their particular regard, jand consequently he took no precautions © avoid them. Wien today, without warning, the police made a raid on bis dwelling they were rewarded far beyond their most sanguine expectations. they bad believed that they might find evi- dence’ that would jead to the detection of the | place or places where the stolen dy namite and | dynamite cartridges were concealed, but they were scarcely prepared for the great good for- tune that was in store for them, Coucealed uu dierent parts of the ay ts eccupied by Cusibret there was found @ quantity of explosives, which, had they been set off througu accident, would Lave been sufficient to blow Chalbret's place and the Jxcent bwicungs to atoms. When the search was conciuded the police bad in their Poscession forty-one large dynamite | live boxes containing other Ligh explosives auumber of fuses. Jt was very evident thavChal- bret had no idea that he was suspected of meditating murder and pillage, for when the poltce arrived a: his home they found hum there. die was taken into custody. ‘The ramaicationsor the anarchist, are found to have spread to a much wider ex- tent than the believed, and it as thought that had it not beon for the authorities learning of the existence of the plot deplorable results would have attended the machinations of the conspirators. Among the anarchists who have fallen into the hands of the police is a man who lived at Levallow-Perret, a northern suburb of Paris, outside the city. In Lis house were found quantity of arms and any number of cartridges and an infernal machine. The Jac Neuciome Swcie says that the greater part of the cartridges stolen from the quarries are beyond the reach of the French police, ae they bave already been carried into Spain by a Spanish anarchist. The police place some credence in te ‘report that the anarchists intend to attempt to blow up the Spanish embassy in Paris, and they have consequently placed a close guard about that building. Any one who is the least Suspicious in his manner or actions is uot al- Jowed to enter the embassy or to loiter im the Vicinity until he has fully setistied the poles that Lis business warrants Lis presence. ——_— MAGDEBURG’S ATROCITIES. The Kaiser Directs the Utmost Diligence ts Investigating Them. Benutx, Feb. 24.—The kaiser has taken per- sonal notice of the horrible developments at Magdeburg and bas ordered the minister of justice to direct tlie utmost diligence in ferreting out the crimes charged to Frits Erbe and the woman Dorothy Buntrock. Is is now said that the pair were led into their practice of cnucing and murdering servant girls by the first revelations of the crimes of Schneider aud his wie near Vienna. Erbeend Bantrock foliowed the same course as the Schneiders in Austria, the woman en! the girls to a lonely spot in the woods the promiso of taking them to « situation aud Erbe then strangling the viouim, whose ciothing aud money were seized by two wretches. it docs not appear ata abused the bodies as Schneider did. The Wouan having confessed, the conviction and execution of the pair is certain, Two vietums are known, Emma Kasten and Dore Klages. ee FIRED AT THE CONGRESSMEN, A Ballet Passes Through a Car Bearing the Excursioniate, Sarem, Ouro, Feb. 24.—As one of the trains on the Peunsylvania railroad bearing the Con- gresemen from Chicago to Washington passed through here last night some one fired « bullet through a car window. No one was injured, but there are many speculations as to the per- petrator of and the motive for the deed. — BEATING THE OCEAN RECOKD. The White Star Liner Majestic Makes @ Quick Kun From Queenstown. New Youk, Feb. 24.—The White Star steam- ship Majestic, Capt. Parsell, arrived st this port this morning, baving made a remarkable ruu in point of speed, as, considering the dis- tance covered, she beats the record. ‘On her seventeenth voyage the Mi time was five days, eighteen hours and minutes. She then covered 2,775 miles, ‘Lhe time of the passage just completed was ve days, twenty Lours and twenty-two min- Utes, and the distance covered 2,966 miles, eighiy-nine miles more than ou the seventeenth voyage, being equal, at the rate to four ours and tweuty-cight minutes, which i mak ced time on the short route five lays, fifteen hoursand fifty-four minute, the fastest ever made.