Evening Star Newspaper, March 1, 1892, Page 6

THE B AND 0. COMPANY'S PLANS. ‘The Counsel and Engineer of the Road Ex- Plain Them, BOW THE TRACKS ARE TO BE LAID ON DELAWARE AVEXSUE—DRIDOES To CARRY STREETS ACROSS— THE ELEVATED VIADUCT PLAN SUGGESTED, BUT TBE ENGINEER OF TUE ROAD OBJECTS TO IT. At the hearing before the District Commis- sioners yesterday, on the pending bill known a the Faulxner bill, to define the route of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad within the District of Columbia, after Taz Star's report closed ‘Mr. M. L Weller of the East Washington Citi- zens’ Association continued his remarks. He Said the association he represented was heartily opposed to this bill, but at present, he said, they were fighting windmills, as he understood ™many modifications would be made and had Deen agreed to. He thought the time of five years given in ‘the bill for making the proposed changes was ‘too long. Mr. Cowan, counsel for the Baltimore and Obio Company, remarked that the railroad company was not, as Mr. Weller and other speakers seemed to assume, asking the passage 8 this bill. Mr. Millard also spoke against tho bill. urg- fing that the continuance of the road as it was affected the whole northeast. He favored the Chandler dill ‘Mr. Thomas W. Smith eae was a large ly owner. He ho @ Commissioners eds sessmmand to esas to do some- thing, requiring the road to build bridges the whole width of the streets crossing the railroad. If the railroad station was moved to H street, he said, it would accommodate no one. If it were tobe moved it should be moved out to New York avenue. He, however, favored the Present location. He thought if the railroad company built a credlitable-looking station there it would be no blemish to the Capitol grounds in case of their extension, as sug- gested by Mr. Filiott. He was satisfied that the value of ground in the vicinity of the road would be increased by # measure such as was Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U.S. Gov't Report. Reval ade | AUCTION. SALES. AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON. DENCASSON BnOS., Auctioneers, STEES’ 5, VALUABLE PROPERTY *RNOWN as Novas At STREET NORTH OES By vistueof a cecroe of the Supreme Court of the Dis trict UiColasntia, panced inequnty cate No.1 Doe. $1. we wiil offer tor nue on TUESDAY RSE fe: THE Fi DAY OF MARCH. A.D. 2. AT HALY-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P-M_.in front of the premises, all that piece oF parcel of grolund snd preuises known aud described Piat or pian of the city of Washington, District of Covtinbia,'as part of lot numbered four- teen. in square Dusutered four bewinning for the sane at the corner of the alley forming the east boundary of said lot fourteen (14), YO fect went of east Iine of lot fourteen, thence west Aiteen (15) feet, thence south eixhty-two (8) teet teu (10) inches, thence east fifteen (15) feat and thence to place of bes ‘With Tight of way" over rear seven and one-half (3) feet Dy. tfteen (15) feet au — public alley, toxether with the improvenents iFeOB. ‘Teruis: One-third cash. balance in equal installments at one aud two years: notes to be yiven bearins 6 per cent interest, payable seunt-snnualiy, and to be secured by deed of trust ou promises, or all cash, at option of purchaser. ‘A deposit of required at time of sale. Jonveyanciug, &°., at purchaser's cost. Tarins to be complied with in ‘Aiteen days, otuerwise trustees re- ‘Serve the right to resell the property at the risk and Som of the dotaaltin purchaser ‘Heskt Wisk GARNETT, Trustee. Colunbis Law AI6'Sth ote, ANDEEW B. . Trastes, foll~akds et and Las (aan ‘SW. HANDY, Real Esiate and Loans. bridges and crect a bandeome station. Millard asked what the effect would be on property far east. r. Smith said that he thought that would be increased in vaiue. Certainly it would be preferabie to have bridges than to have the Present stato of affairs. ‘Mr. Brown also spoke against the mensure. He suid it was proposed to open stb, 9th and other streets in the northeast at the expense of the important streets from DtoL He spoke especially of F street asa thoroughfare of much importanes. He suid what they wanted to se- cure was free and eary access between the two sections of the city. He protested against the destruction of such streets a Delaware avenue and North Capitol street. THE POSITION OF THE RAILROAD COMPANY. When all those who bad objections to make had been heard Mr. Cowan, the counsel of the road, said the company had not come to Con- gress to ask anything. A number of bills were mtroduced from year to year looking to a change. The company recognized that some ebange should be made. ‘They had not been asking for these changes, which involved an ex- mditure of twoor three million dollars at t. The bill now being considered was the outcome of considerable discussion and showed what the District committees and the ruilroad would agree upon. It was « matter, he said, which Congress and the railroad must agree upon. He did not understand that any one ‘was proposing to exercise the power of emi- nent domain and to put the railroad out of the city, buying up its property. So after much discussion the Farwell bill, now the Faulkner bill had been arrived at as the bill that the company would accept—not the bill the company wanted—in the interest of the ry Pot wasagreed that the tracks should come down Delaware avenue, as it was believed that was the most convenient and practicable route. ‘The company had always iusisted that they should come to their present station. It was ‘well enough to talk about only a few minutes difference? but asa matier of fact that point had become a railroad center, and the business interests of the company required its location [ror aman, he = samorbed. was not ing with glee at opportunity sof #5,000,000° or so in Washing questions had been running slong for ten years. There was, he said, objec- fuon to the road's coming in by two sets of tracks from different directions. This the Faulkner bill would correct. The bill pro- posed a plan which would do as little damage ‘a8 possi wag of the citizens. The persons w! it_they were injured now Plonld be no worse off if these ects were bridged instead of being on grade with the tracks, as at present. ‘THE PLANS OF THE ROAD. Col. Douglass, the chief engineer of the road, followed Mr. Cowan with an explanation of the plans of the road. His remarks were in a con- yersational form in reply to questions. He ex- hibited showing the proposed junction of the two hes just beyond the boundary. their entrance by four tracks into the city at the head of Delaware avenue, und their proposed course down Delaware avenue to a point near D street, where the tracks curved to the ride,swing- ing around in a great loop, striking Delaware avenue again near F street’ The western side of the loop extends nearly to New Jersey avenue. Col. Douglass said it was proposed to depress the line on Delaware avenue from Boundary street to beyond H street, to erect bridges to carry the roadway over the tracks st Boundary, H street and Massachusetts avenue, and also to carry North Capitol street over by means of bridges. It was not, he said, tended to carry G street on a bridge, but to havea grade crossing there. Although the Dill proposed to close F street the engineer said it was not essential to the plans of the com- pany to have that street closed, provided it could be left open on grade. North Capitol street, he said, was now practically closed, there being a steep bluff south of the railroad station, which cut off communication. The company proposed to carry the street on bridge: roll pase that street.” In the course of conversation Col. Douglass said the road could not be depressed in the vicinity of E street Without going down into a hole. ‘Mr. Dodge remarked that that was oue rea- son they wanted the road to stop north of H street, ropoved, requiring the road to sink ite tracks, M ‘THE VIADUCT PLAN. Both Mr. Dodge and Mr. Weller insisted that all the difficulties spoken of would be over- come, and ali the advantages hoped for by the company would be gained by bringing the road into the on an elevated viaduct. Mr. Douglass, in reply to questions, eaid sach & Viaduct of iron would cost about & foot. He said that it was the experience in other cities, and would be the experience here, that an elevated road did more damage to the value of property within two or turee squares of the trucks than surince road ora depressed road. He saidaiso that the viaduct wau.d com- Fel the removal of ‘the freight business out of eit, uich would be @ serious iuconven- fence beth to the road «nd tosbippers. He though: people would rather pass over the rail- Yoad than have the road pass over them. He showed of the bridges intended to be erected at Massachusetts avcuce, the approaches to which rose with about a5 per cent grade. Neither Mr. Dodge nor Mr. Weller were sat- istied of the impracticability of the viaduct ‘They said that it had been adopted in other cities with good results and that it should be adopted in the capital of the nation. Mr. Weller asked if it were only « question of and Coi. Dougiass said it was not. The plans shown be Col. Douglass provide for a new station at the corner of New Jersey avenue and E street, with « car shed extending south toward C street, down to and covering the sito uf the present ‘station. He waid it was Proposed to build astructare which would be le to the road end to the city. <— Death of Mrs. Elizabeth C. Brown. Mrs. Elisabeth C. Brown, mother of Mrs. Charles F. Mandersom, died yesterday at Benstor Manderson’s dweiling in this city. | “0s. Mrs. Brown was the daughter of Jobn Harris, an Ohio pioneer, and the wife of James D. Brown, a Canton, Obio, lawyer. sist aes ‘The three Hungarians sentenced to death for the of a foreman during a strikers’ riot a8 Edgar Thompson's steel works two years ago Dave bad their sontexce commuted to life im- Prisooment. Bion Poisox, ‘MALARIAL POISON, SEWER GAS POISON and all AUCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT, IMPROV. D BY 2-STORY FRAME HOUSE. US TWENTIETH STREET BETWEEN K AND S, QOPPO>ITE SENATOR SAWYELS RESIDENCE, BEING 1053 TWENTIETH STREET NORTH: ‘We will sell at auction on FRIDAY, THE TWENTY- SIXIH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1802, AT HALF- PAS FOUR O'CLOCK P.M, lot No. 2°, square 110, having a frontage of 21 feet. running to publie alley in rear. ‘Terms: One-third cash ; balance in one, two and three years, secured by deed of trust. at 6 per cent. BATCLIFFE, DALE & CO., foz-akds Auctionsers, §w-THE ABOVE SALE 1S POSTPONED ON AC- count of the rain until TUESDAY, MAKCH FIRST, ‘same Lour and place. ae KATCLIFFE, DARR & CO.. fe27 ‘Auctionsera, THIS EVENING. W £255 & CO., Auctioneers. IMPORTANT AND POSITIVE SALE OF JAPANESE, CHINESE AND OTHER Fi 5 ET NORTHWEST, HANGING BUSINESS. IN PART WE NAME ‘Magnificent and costly Japanese Vases, all shapes and sizes; Lete-a-Tete Sets, Cups and Saucers, Bronze Vases, Cloisonne, Koro, Tokonoby, Goid-embroidered Screens, Awaji and Tizen Ware, Boautitul China, Me- dallion Ware, Jardiniers and Art Bric-a-brac, Decor ated Dishes, &e., &c. We respectfully call attention to this, the finest and jargest exhibition of xenuine iunported xoods that has ever been oifered at au auction sale in this city. THE SALE WILL COMMENCE ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY ‘IWENTY-NINTH, AT ELEVEN THKEE AND SEVEN O'CLOCK M., AND CONTINUE DAILY UNTIL ALLIS SOLD, LATIMER & sLOa CATALOGUE SALE Of a Valuable Collection’of Nearly 5,000 VOLUMES OF ENGLISH AND AMERICAN BOOKS, Embracing ‘Modern Travels in Europe and in the East, Voyages of Discovery, English History aud very many import- ant Americana, Biography, Natural History, Philology, Political Leonomy and Sociology. Also A MEDICAL LIBRARY And Many Valuabio and Standard LAW BOOKS, To Be Soldat Our New and Elezant Establishment, (The Book Depattment, Second Floor), COMMENCING TUESDAY, MARCH FIRST, 1892, AT SEVEN O'CLOCK, 4nd Continuing Every Evening Thereafter at Same ‘Hour Until Ail Are Sold. XN. B.—Partios unable to attend the sale can have their orders executed by the auctioneers. ‘The books will be ready for examination on the 25th instant aud up to hour of sale. Catalogues on appli- cation at our office. fez2-9t LATIMER & SLOAN, Auctioneers. FUTURE Days. (CHAS. W. HANDY, Real Estate and Loans, SIRABLE BUILDING LOT, ‘ORY BRICK HOUSE RENT- MONTH, BEING 410° H il at public auction tm front of the prem- ines on FRIDAY. MARCH FOURTH, 182, at ICALE- PAST BOUK O'CLOCK P.M., part’ of lots, square SIS, having a frontage of 2? feet by a depth of 1u0 feet to 10-f00t public alley, improved by Z-story Brick rouse. ‘Teruis: One-third cash. balance in 1, 2nd 3 years, or all cash, at option of purchaver. KATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., fezT-dkds ae Auctioneers, PDUXCANSON BROS... auctioneers SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIM- PROVED “KPAL ESTATE (SUITABLE FOR SUBDIVISION) IN TENNALLYTOWSN. D. Ce ON THE MATS THOLOCGHFARE FORMERLY CALLMD ROCKVILLE TURNFIRE).| ELEC- TOC Cans Vass IN FRONT UF EACH PIECE OF PROPERTY. By virtue of the last will and testament of Samuel Queen. late of the District of Columbia, deceased, rer Sorded in the. offre of District, in Will Book Nov 22 folio 181. L will offer toF sale at public auction, in froit of the reapective pres ow ine described Tea, estate (aly attuated i 3, of Washinton, District of Colunbia), at reinafter specie to wit: IDAY, THE ELEVENTH (1TH) DAY OF Hi, A.D. Inte, at FOUR (4) O'CLOCK Pe ali that certain piece or parcel of land: tying and ter in the county and District being partof tract of land called “Friendship. end bewtehing for the saue at a boundstone inthe’ line of David Shoe: Maker on theplst of « survey nude Apri ft, A. D. Ts06, and frou thence, with 1% deqrees variation, Funninye borth 52 dewrece east, 220-10 perches to the Toad calied the Rockville turnpike; thence with, eid Dike south: 10%q desrers oust, 0 perches: thence. Teav ug said vike south “UUme dicvees west, SU perches to Hives oud thes with nad ver jexveee west perches, and thenee, leaving said Toad, north '3 dewrees east 4 6-10 ferches to the place of Legiumiag; contains acres, wos end 17 perches Of land, ture or lens, beim ts “property which was "conveyed. 15. the sai , Miele 1°93 ‘the ‘said uel W! Queen” Uy Isaac. Maria by deeds dated Ths, and April 14, 1860, and recorded ii" of aut Diatriet oF oltiubia sa re of the Recister of Wills of the said | will past four (4:30) {Will oer for sale the following de ¥y to wit All iat piece OF round sine and being in the counts of Std Distsiet os Colum ia ats being aucther tract of land calied “"riendsth bon the east side of the i G10 per ‘east frou te tied miestoue oh said ‘pike, and fom thence riuning south 73% detees east. 133 75-100 hes to the county road courmon.y called the belt “thence with said belt road north 19% dearees Sast, 300m perches: thence leavine sid toad south FF Seereee weet $1 perches, to said Rockville pike: thence with thesald bine soutu Ipdeatees cast 458-10 perches fo tbe bewtaning, contaitung eickt acres, More OF feasy eacepting, howcver. therefrom about one-half ah cre wluch wan conveyed b) said Samuel W. Queen in Bis ufetime to Anuie C- Faxtou by deed recorded in the maine records in Liber No. 1085, at follo 200. balm the sane proverty. which was conveyed to tie said Saumttel W. Queen by Jonathan Bockiuan, by deed Te- Corded in the saine records im. Liber No- 737, at folio ing, Ne wich reietence mbeteby had ana mae. Tue above desc erty being « portion of the real estate of which the said Samuel Queen died seized fad pomesoed” se gn = ‘crm of sale for each of the pleces of property: One third (G3) of the purchase money tm cushy One tind (5) in Oue year, and ome-third (i) im two years irons the day of sae: OF al) eaal. ut the ovtion ot the Purcuaser. "Deserted payments, (o be secured by deel Sf trust upon the real eatate suid. ana to draw iuteveat 3: Oper centum peraunuai. Five hunired (B50) dol: lars will be required of the purchasers om each of said Pieces or parce.» of around sold at the time of the sale Of the saiue. aid if the purchaser or yurcbusers soall fai to compiy with ‘the terms of sale within ten days after suit sare the Nuderngued resecven. the Fig to Fowell at the risk and cost of the defaulting perchaser, AM conveyancing and ree ‘at the archasers’ cost. ANN W. QUEEN, Paecutrix under che last will and teetanent “of ‘Souuue! Queen, deceased. For further inioruistion aud plat of above pieces of property Inguire of egHaPES BROWS torney for Rxecutri fexddkds No. 834% st. uw, Wamuington, DC. RATCEPFE, DARK & CO., auctioncers, W20 Fa. ave. mw. VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON NINTH STKEET BETWEEN D iTREET AND MAKYLAND AVENUE NOKTH- EAST BEING BOUSES No, 400 AND 425 NINTH STREET, BY AUCTI On MONDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH SE’ rat BALE Bast Foun OcLUck: we <3 wes LOTS 45 AND 5 Lot 45 fronts 15 fe a euch maladies are propagated by poisonous germs. ‘The action of Swift's Specific is to render the blood and tiesues untenable for these pests, and s thoroush course of this remedy prompuy expels them—st the same time i builds up the general health of the ‘patient. Bend fee our Treatise on tue Bicod Matied free. ry SWIFT SPECIFIC 00., Asiantn, Gp. with ah TOMOKROW. LATIMER & SLOAN, Auctioncers, 1407-9 @ at. CATALOGUE SALE OF AN EXTRAORDINARY COLLECTION OF ORIEKTAL CARPETS AND RUGS OF EVERY SIZE AND DESCRIPTION. ‘Will be sold without reverve or limit hy order and for ‘account of Le Roy Andrews of Constantinople and New York, under the menage- ment of Mr. Silas Schneitser. TO BE SOLD AT OUR ELEGANT AUCTION BOOMS, 1407 @ ST. H.W., NEAR U.8. TREASURY, ON ‘TURSDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. MARCH FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD, 1902, AT ELEVEN A.M. AND THREE P.M. EACH DAY. On exhibition Monday, February 29, from9a.m ‘until 9pm {026-4 LATIMER & BLOAN, Auctioneers. ILLIA! )., AUcti be WALTER SWE Dons onpote Pa: ave, ‘We have just recelved a.consignment of 200 cases of Japanese Bric-a-Brec, with imperative instructions from the importers to close out this consignment, irre- ‘Spective of cost of importation. ‘To conform to these instructions we shall offer this entire stock at PUBLIC AUCTION, at our Ssies Room, 1001 D STREET, OPPOSITE PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Commencing WEDNESDAY, MARCH SECOND, 1892, at ELEVEN A. M. and THREE P. M., contin- Uouing daily at same time and place until this entire stock is disposed of. ‘This stock consists of an immense and magnificent list of ANTIQUE and MODERN SATSUMA, TIZAN, IMARY and TOKIO WARE in VASES, CORKU: JARS, PUNCH and SALAD BOWLS, PLATES, CUPS and SAUCERS, TEA and TETE-A-TETE SETS, &., &.; ALSO GOLD-EMBROIDERED PANELS, 2, 3 and 4-FOLD SCREENS, HAND- SOMELY EMBROIDERED IN BIRDS AND FLOWERS, ALSO BRONZE PLAQUES, TRAYS, CLOCKS, &., IVORY CARVINGS, SILK SHAWLS, HANDKERCHIEFS and o variety of articles too numerous to mention. ‘These coods are positively to be sold to the highest bidder without limit or reserve. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., RTY-FIFTH ANNUAL REPORT. OFFICE OF THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD AUCTION SALES. Phir i. staRoH 1; 189 2. pe a HLA. MARCH lat, 1902. pane [LASOMER & SLOAN, anencoems _ s sabaitt herewith Te | Leaving net earn- Ost aw. ae ae SECOND oaLE : ope R Ack PAPER. ae Gat. miosr ¥ ON THURSDAY. MARCH THIRD, 1008. eal gd fine nore are yoent nd from Sgr as. modern 5 A fine lot of WELT HANGINGS. Fe eee rcs 8,608, 480 44 NN. B.—Private buyers and the trade should give this ‘Total.. ———— er cole thelr apecial attentions ryeR & SLOAN, Deduct rentals’ paid’ AS 889 8 mbi4t- pn ‘branch roads interest = bond rot, ‘AICLIFFE, DARE & CO., AUCTIONEERS. txon itvidenda snd oe ar ieennes 817, 4 Vi VALUABLE iD DESIRABLE THREE- < “Ton Te oie MO ater r TSR ERS Fier STREED SORMIWEST, vr saci tar [ee —~Lonleoetoreaey (PO EE On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH i eel NINTH, af HALE-PAST FOUR OGLOCK, we will Retin. nickel offer for sale, in front of gis prenises, —. and liabilities of natn aca tay Ae | semen a improv 2 Story brick bowse, £2 rooue’ with" sin mtern ie | Yemnmente and rents, 407,410.08 “Pheubtoth oft Proveinents ‘This property is eligibly situated in one cinnati, Chicago Bf the moxt fashionable sections of the northwest, a ul, Chicago % Ene hoube wit be open for inspection early on day of | “count &t dividends Biiwsy Cour pcerimgof sale: One-third cash, the balance in one | USS rentals. Sc. 4.869.675 08 Wats 900, 682.88 won . anti, SSeS Stee tatantck aeychaiemct | See Tomep nla a otal Gas saree ier tewmneeetcme ee we | Soe a Pers ery ‘om eh fa Bfteen da ‘ofsale Tight reegrved to resol the property at | PRT WE Paix ones ee and cost of the detauiting purch.ver aiter KOAD AND Bhan ES Tublisued in Washincione Bete Aiceeuvevanchor | Eee nue $7,320,729 85 acess And reconding at the cost of the purchaeer, igs iaMeeliiadiog creare on lines mhi-d&ds__ KATC.IFFE, DALIt & CO.,Auets. | Net earnings. eee arte RATCLIFFE, Dank & Co., ADCO ETT n.w. Deduct paymenis barmh for 1801. eeeseenenees-| 16,005.32 ea N EAT SHOER INNRECTIORNO® COM | MERA ile Nat ie Cates ACh oes Senpatg bas ecru iret iets” epuatidaceneumtnr cage a | niu cometontnoris- ens ra| 3 Rehan er hares lated at Washington. 1). C-, November iwi eee ; ‘Oiler ser “ pOTION 977.071. 842 OF izations, are, the St. Louis, iia and eae Se copes on| Sak Sceat cried cag te ea DAY. MARCH Fir. 1802, AT. ON O'CLOCK 12,971,842 07 an [eee it bichest ee ‘the collateral mentioned in 101 te. 100"SHARES OF THE ‘CAPITAL STOCK OF THE Hi ‘TAKOMA PAKK SPRING COMPAN: UB OF MONLGOMEKY COUNTY, Pei SECUR rtificate numbered &3 to UO, both inclusive, | PLIES GUARAN- interested pleave take notice. FEED BY THE FREDERICK G, AUKAM, Rf 3 Laas ‘Holder of note. Ao RAILROAD DARR & CO., Aucts, mhi-4t_ | 5o9 BLOAN, Honeers, R. uoras. | Bi ENTIRE CONTENTS OF GROCERY stoRE| Gau NOKT) ‘EST COKNER OF 24TH AND H 87: sinking fund NW. AY AUCTION. count, 2 324,780 00 On THUR>DAY, MAiCH THIRD, 1892, commenc- | ALLEGHENY VA L- ing at TEN O'CLOCK A... at the storo, northwest | Li: WAILROSD Of this pront: corner of 24th and H ste. ‘n.w.. we will sell the entire | COMPANY. ‘Compauye uae ‘stock, consistine of Canned Peaches, Tomatoes | Payments on account Gomvany, | un- and Corn, Spices, Teas and Coffees, Pickies, Chow- | of ruaranty of oun ee glow: Cliars and tobecco, Catsup: Meat, Hams, | Chpal and tntereat of fitled tose Flour, itiow Ware, Soaps, C bonds’ 274,061 68 Which, ‘sided ‘ot (046,348 08 Butrer, Cornmeal, Oatmeal, Hominy, Buckwheat, | EXTRAGEDIN &° ‘the profit ake Molasses, Vinewar. Oil und can, larve nearly new REP. a oj moe oteg MIN. Show Cases, ‘Heties, "New Awning. | Amount expended im = 2,616,621 24 5 cane sxponded tn ass coven Terms cash. Goods to be delivered on day of sale. Vivit i mbidis LATIMkh & BLUAN, Auctioneers, | pradenfand ier offte vee en eee RATCLIFFE, DARE ‘Auets.. Dusponge Bot, peop eh Estar 920 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. sapital account... ° 3,510,758 00 A tpl “Sisson (2,662,970 22 fen ab pancy Goons, _————— 2,208,222 19 ees ag PLS > ee (Or THIRD, 1802, AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK A.M. ates transferred to credit of with TREATS EBOVIDED FOr EVEBYBUDY ATTEND: | couch sal teen el ++ anesessnnenees $906,037 76 NG i. ‘A joneers. tlement of sundry accounts .. - The amount : ital RATCLIFFE. DARK & CO. Ante ire, ear cco GRE “nes weet of Fittsvureh was €2:00s- 0 cred a S-HRICK THUEE STORY AND BASE-| “December Dist, THO erent S82 1 0. 017 <9 29 | ‘The inain items of betterment expenditure on your HOUSES, WITH ALL MODERN IM ENTS, "Nos. 539 AND 341 FLORIDA ‘ORTH WEST, BY AUCTION. AFTERNOON, MARCH THIRD, HALF PAST FOUL O'CLOCK, we will offer in front of the premises, Lots 42 and 43 Balance to credit of profit and Joas December sist, 801. ing statements show a net income of 811,- Suh Alter ‘deducting the assnaste sed iy r ible thereto, there is a balance for of In Barr and Sapner's subdivision of part of lot1 in 7 Lad block Jof A. 1. Barber & Co.'s subdivision of Le Droit | S'sirpor cent bene os ee ere Bete paid dividends Park. These house are now under good rental and oa ; being an increase in the ayount dis- tribued to the shareholde! 253 ated with Int, nde Ustacce af 2 {rans.erred to the credit of propt and jose, i Fewato thereof at the end of the your Love results may be considered quite satisfac- of the depressed condition of the mania ‘turing interests, upon the prosperity of venues of your Company so larwely. de- clared. amounting to about alt 1utilicns of dollars,exceediny, both in amount, those paid by any of the large rail- should command the tention of parties in search of of sale. A the time of If the teri of sale are not complie with im ff teen days from the day of sale right Teserved to resell the property ut the risk and cost of the defaulting yrur- chaser after five days’ advertisement of such in solne hewspaper published im Washington, D.C. Ail conveyancing aud recording at the cost of the pur- cha-er. RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO... Aucts. h Bouse {e29-1m. 1001 D st., opp. Pa. sve. RATCLIFFE, DARE & CO. Auctioneers, 820 Pa. ave. nw. VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON L STREET BEIWEEN THIMD AND FOURTH SIKEETS) BEING HOUSE NO. 303 L STREET NORTHWEST, BY AUCTION. On WEDNESDAY APIERNOUN, MARCH SEC- OND, Isir2, at HALE-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, we LOT 1, SQUARE 325, ‘will sell, in front of the prem OnsL street, with « depth of PART OF OLIGINAL | ov ora ‘Gin 7 19 near New Jersey avenue, the electric gars, the Beit jine, the K street uiarket and in a neigh: borbood that is rapidly advancine in value. mus of sale: Uver aud above an incumbrance of to be paid in cash, or ai! cash, at the option of purchaser. A deposit of $200 required at the time ‘All conveyancing, recording. ke. at the cost of the purchaser. Terms to be compied with in fif- fen dass froin the day of sale, oF the rucht to resell at te rist-and cost of she defaultihy purchaser ie reserved -d&ds RATCLIFFE, DARK & CO., Aucts. FUTURE Days. RATCLIFFE, DAKR & CO... Auctioncers 920 Penna. ave. n. ASSIGNEE SALE BY AUCTION OF THE LEASE ‘OF THE LARGE STORE KOOM 1225 SEVENTH SIRELT N.W., WITH LARGE STALE IN THE Al On MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY TWENTY- NINTH, 1862, at ELEVEN’ O'CLOCK, I will sell by Public suction on the above prewires the leasehold of ‘the said premises for seven years from January, 1891. Terms cash. TWOMBLEY, Asien Se Srna Soe a x 625-3 oe VE SALE 18 POSTPONED OX AC- gu of then until combine ‘MAKCH THIRD, . aud place, ba TWOMBLEY, Arsienee, 629-3¢ RATOLIFFE, DARE & CO.. A UNC! § BOS... Auctioneers, aoe ‘ecipi and D streeta n. w. VALUABLE IMPROVED PR PERTY ON I STREE SOUTHWEST, BEING SEVEN NEW BKici DWELLINGS. SIX ROOMS EACH, CONVENIENCES, Nos. uit. 313, 317 AND i? T STREET SOUTHWEST, ANI THREE HOUSES ON ALLEY IN REAK, FOUR ROOMS EACH, on WEDNESDAY, MARCH SECOND, 1802, AT HAL¥-PAST FOUR'O'CLOCK P.M., we ‘will sell, in front of the promises, lots 68, 71 apd 72 and sub lot 140. in square fl, {uu by seven new brick dwellings, 6 rooms aid modern conveniences, fronting on T’street vouthwest: also three houses of four rooms each on alley in rear. ‘Terms: One-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash. balance in oue and two years, notes to bear in- terest nt 6 per cent ber annum, payable semi-annually and to be secured by deed of trust on the property Sold, oF all cash, at the option of tue purchaser. A de- posit of 8100 on each house will be required ut tine of sale. “Conveyancing, &e., at cost of purchaser. Terms of sale to be complied with in iteen days frou: day of sale, otherwise the right is reserved to resell the property ai risk and cost of. the de.aulting purchaser. DUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers, feG-dads Gand D sts. n.w. sna ).. Auctions RATCHFFE, DABR & 00. Bec H RITE. NW. EXECU ¥ BY AUCTION OF THE TEN. OR THEABT. Cader anit ty virtue of the jast will end testament of Martha B. Wilson I will offer for sale, Uy public wuction, “in front of the premises, on TUESDAY AFTEKNOON. MAlicH EIGHTH, 1802, at HALE- Oke ‘BL IN SQUARE 786, —— ieet on A street norti, next tothe ccruer of 4ih st east, with a depth of eighty-five feet itive three-toot Yrivate aliey’ toca teuivot Pub! Alley and iinproved by aten-toom frame house con- Talninue water and yas. ‘Terms of sale: Une-third cash, the balance in one and two years from the date of sale, the Iuents tu bear intecestat the rutoct’ 6 Luin, payable seimi-anuually, and-to be secured tion of the purchaser A depos of ‘exon seauised Option of the purchaser A de 200 regu SP thatime of sale. All conveyancing, ec at purchaser's cost. Terms to be compled with in ‘Afteen days. otherwise the right is reserved to reseil the Broperty at ie rink and. cost of te, Jetautiye pute Shaver after five days advertioanent ‘ od in Wat fo newspaper pul “eodede MeL. WELFLEY Li twenty EO. W. STICKNEY, A a G EATS New York ave. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VERY VALUABLE IM- PKOVED PROPERTY, BEING HOUSE NUMBER 400 E STREET NORTHEAST. Virtue of a certain deed of trust recorded 1 Lbs Ne TUT; foe TWD ot ecg, cue of the eat Tecords for the ‘District of Colum! ang at the or cur willo front of, the premises on YUESDAY BAS “oe SCH int Ocho PAL. the followin described property ia. the city ot Wasijincton, District of Coluuitia, to wit: “Lot ag in Sink’ Mitire subdivision of ots ‘io aucare 81, as Veyor's oftee for the District of Columbia: sid ook or strict of Cal ject toa deed of trust to secure the sui of 2,000 and terest ‘Terms: Cash in excess of said deed of trust. R190 deposit at time of sale. Terms to be coupliet with in ten days, or the property will be resold at the risk aud cont of defaulting purchaser, GUORGE NeSticaney,} Trustees, . f026-100* RATCLIFFE, DARE & CO.. Auctioncers. iGHT! USTEE'S SALE OF & FRAME HOUSE AND AT SME OOM, NO: tod ED STRERY woUTE. By virtue of a deed of trust dated June 8, 1801, and stone recon Gotta, eo ot + the’ under gee of Taliowns aeserived real 91 seins staat the ity ae District of Sree a Rape ea ceils oad se seven (50), tn) ‘by a small fraine house. qdstam of sale: Oue-riira cash: balance 1 "died 07 SiEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ORTH SIDE OF NEW YORK ‘AVENUE BE- WEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH STHEETS OKIHWEST, AND BRICK HOUSE AND STORE, NO 1590 BEVENTH STRELT NOKTH- Way systems traversinx the sauve terri cupied b YOUF lines. “While the lines west of Hittsburstucfor the Sauue rensous show a. decreased voluute of tonnaser their net resuits are better than for 1890, both the Pennsylvania Company and the newly consolidated Pittsbanch, Cinchuuati, Chicago and St. Louis Rallway Company showitug an increased surplus over all liabilt ties, and the latter Companysin the feet yeur of ita Fsption. beings able to pay # dividend un its preferred i SINKING FUNDS. Under the provisions of the consolidated mortrare gf the Company, $324,780 were set aparton the frst day of Ju.y last. ont of the fund for the redemption oft cured by that ‘mortgage. None of the bonds could be the terms of the ‘Trust, and the ainount was placed to the credit of the trusiees for in- Yestiuent uider the ternis of the mortyae. ‘There are Sk] in cash aud securities im the fund for ption of these bonds. tyustees of the siuainc fund for the redemption ‘rust certificates issued fur the Durchase of th shares of the capital stock of the Philadeipuia, W qwington and Baldmore Raliroad Company were al to purchase only $4,000 of these securities during the Past year at the linnt fixed inthe ‘agreeirent. the total sinount of these certificates purchased and ¢auicelied to December 31st, 1801, is €2,081,000, leay- Ener the peovislons of the & \¢ Paul ude the provisions of the 4 per cent Eq Trost Goid Loan, there was paid to the trustee Under and by virtue of a decree 5, Jn@e, in equity cause N. ‘ourt on February io. 13% docket $2 of ict of Coluinbia, wherein sre plaintiffs and John Stewart et al. are defen Undersiqned will offer for sale to the highest, rou WEDNESDAY, THE NINTH DAY OF MARCH, A. D. 1892, AT FIVE O'CLOCK P.M., in iront of the premises, original lot five «) iu square five hundred aud fourteen (514), Washington, D.C. tronting sixty-six (68) feet ten (10) inches on York ave. by aD avera depth of about one bundred and fort: yur (144) feet ten (10) inches, with a 15- an ote tg rset as ‘t_ HALF. And the cnn bp same Fe '. PAST FIVE O'CLOCK P.3t. thes will offs dot sale under said ‘decree, in front of the prem- ives, the sixteen (16) foet ten (10) inches front on Seventh st. by the depth of one hundred (100) feet next to and south of the north sixteen (1t) feet ten (10) inches front of orixinal lot. ten (10) in square lotr Lundred and twenty-turee (42), Wasbington, D. C. Terms of sale: One-third of purchase money of each tract in cash, one-third in one year and one-third in two years, with interest on deferred: paymen rate of G percent per annum, payable seut- the Supren Menry Stew: p raring Urferred purchase money to be secured by deed of | 1M0I for tite siuking fund the sue of aida soOe runt on the pretnises sold; of all-canh, at the orton of | trustee was able to seus BAT COD or te hoes at he the purchaser. A deposit of $200 will each piece at the tne of sale. All conveyanciuy and Fecording at purciauer's cost.” If teriun of aule are not complied with within ten (10) dayn the trustees reserve the right to resell at defauiting purchaser's risk and = JACKSON H. RALSTON, Trustee. be required on | price fixed in the lease; of the balance, $3,300, to- ether with @7,000.44 retaining from last year, wero ested in equipny Bt under the terms of thecontract, and the sum of 868.7 remains in the Lands of the ‘twustee for future investment. There are now in the sinking fund, for theredemption of the obligations of tive various companies formins the Sun buii f United New J Rail 1d C1 rad IRVING WILLIAMSON, Trustee, | cenaa eT tee pee naroed gud Canal Company. se- 458 Louisiana ave. balance, uninvested by the trustees, : of $91,318.21, L. CABELL WILLIAMSON, Trustee, 480 Louisianaave, fet6-dkds WALTER B. WILLIAMS &U., Aucts, PROPOSALS. making an aggregate of 84.434,318.21- FUNDED DEBT. q ‘The funded debt, including mortwages on real estate and _yround-rents, 18 $77,000, 126...9, a decrease of $217,000 during the year, explained as follows:— Vhiladelphia, Wihninzton and Baltimore Railroad, stock trust certificates re- are = deemed. s 009 00, BROPOSALS FOR CAST IRON PLATES.— OFFICE | deemed ooo na ae Per Bulldins for Library of Gowsrens, 125 Base Cap | Hluuven td pa eee at) Wankineton, D. C.* Febrasry a =. | Mortkages ang ground-rents paid... _— itol. st. ss Seaied Proposals for furnishing, Atung and delivers the Cast Iron ‘Trench and Ficor Plates, &c.. requ for the cellar aud pump roows of the bulldime for Library of Conuress will’ be recelved. at this. ofiice until TWO O'CLOCK B. Mt. "on SATURDAYS the NINETEENTH DAY OF MARCH, 182, and opened Sniuediately thereaiterin presence of bidders. eneral itstructious and couditions and CAPITAL STOCK. ‘The amount of capital stock outstanding at the close of the year was $120, 771,200, an increase of $3,080,- 150, due to the conversion inte capital stock. of that suuunt of scrip iasued on account of the dividend on ae Asg! proposal may be obtained on applica- : SECURITIES. securities of $1 snd an increase in she Value thereof of #3:829,012. 17. = "The entire cost of the securities of other now held by your Company 3 the’ direct ‘revenue ‘revelved & 181.00. a your ut. GA Tausas not incinded tm above statement of debt. Further provision was made during the year, under the Car ‘Trust syrteu for the equipuient of your hes, by" the laste of @1,031, 000 Cart rust certificates. bust! ine four per cen, interest. Under this authority 1/000 ROPOSALS OR HORSES.—WAR DEPART- ment, Supply Division, Washington city, February IbU2. —sealed proposals. in duplicate, will be Te- : Vk O'CLOCK NOON MONDAY, MAKCH SEVENTH, 1802, tor furnishing four (4) horses. Specifications’ and forms for pro- Dosals and any information. required will be furniscd on application ut the office of the undersigned. ‘The departinent reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to Waive defects, Proposals must be, placed in seaied envelopes, indorsed on the outside * als for Horses” and addressed to M. R. THORP, Chiet of tions Lr Seg SSS | ehe Sasiquenanus Coal Company, and ‘box cars furnished to the Pennsylvania Company. ‘The 50,Y22 cars placed on your lines ast and west of Pittsburgh, incind- fuk those sub-leased to affiliated lines through the system of Car Trusts, represent a cost of. Tota} ainount of Ly uovsexgzrers oF THE PREsENT DAY WERE COMPELLED TO SUBMIT TO THE EX- ACTIONS OF EXCLUSIVELY CASH HOUSES 120 Beceiuber iat MOL 5 jent for DOMESTIC COMFORT WOULD BE A RARITY | 10, full payim ‘$11,337,000 00 AND DISCORD WOULD REIGN IN EVERY HOME, BUT HAPPILY FOR ALL, IT COSTS NOTHING NOW TO SHARE IN THE BENEFITS OF OUR al i 88 cargisrsssssses_ 7,473,000 00 ROS 18,812,000 00 Balance of certificates outstanding De- comber Jist, 1801... 87,645,000 00 ‘There has been expended for construction, equip- ABLE and real estate ae Jollows--- aes Tereramsdapesaecariee en gnm 2 — Philacelphia and Trenton Kawosd:-.) “gesagt SYSTEM, "And for improvements and extensions ‘on Uranely_and axillary lines oper: WHICH PROVIDES EVERY CONVENIENCE| stedby the Company ..v-eseeecesees, 2%995,742 14 cEs Total... cs ... 87,870,518 THAT CONDUCES TO YOUR COMFORT, YOUR oy at a a catacaia ia © E-} HAPPINESS AND YOUR PLEASURE, a een sec mat Patiee. ap 650 08 COVETS NAUGHT SAVE THE PROMISE oF 4| ga pepaeeie TRIFLING PORTION OF YOUR WEEKLY on} ‘cout is Iles sr ness, 96,907,458 64 MONTHLY SAVINGS IN RETURN FOR THE BENEFACTIONS IT SHOWERS UPON XOUS- SELVES AND YOUR CHILDREN. i OUR PARLORS ARE KEPLETE WITH A HARD- SOME LINE OF MERITORIOUS WARES, ALL SOLD UPON CREDIT, YET UPON A CASH BASIS, *On sccount of these advances to branch and auxil- Jary Iines there have been received in securities of those companves $834,885.10. ‘There Were used in construction and Main Line, 2, steel tes; om the Uni onthe 136 EMBRACING begs FURNITURE, CARPETS, j i MATTINGS, STOVES, - {1003 fer cout, while the coke Shipments. “ovis Te cxagdies:camapongd Eros 10,12 fone, or 13-30 per Cent and cermectrgeetrey gepscc! Sissi percent of tated tomas et Te WORKS OF ART. 36 tons, a8 20158, 87 tous in IAD, a tabek its of oil over the Pennsylvania ‘ vision during the hve 2 ee toe CASH AND CREEDIT HOUSES, Se ere FEN 927, 619, O81 AND @23 7TH BT. aND ‘fea7 (€96 MASS. AVE. 5. W, felQootw for thea ‘obany. These ines Necessary to motive power north-western tons. burgh, Fort 21,381,000, ‘The gf the arst and rort Ws the revular tuereto. ‘They: cage bonds, yolnin of tis louble track. especially in‘view of theexceptic mands that will be wade im connection with the Ex- position at Chieao in 1N@3. mit os 9,439 tons of ne ii western lines were in the construction of secon: third. and fourth tracks and sid Yard facilities, the erection of the improvement of the docks at. thi Rurchase of real estate at the termini visions, and additions to your equipment, The funds purposes were largely advanced by your have now reached point where the ir trate ‘the extension trices ot ‘the various requires a larke extension of It will probab pend on this work and on additional al Ly be ‘equipment during the current year dollars. Vet een six and seven millions of ‘There were used in coustruction and vepaira on the ines operated directiy im your interest Ww steel rails, and on the suuth-" lines 12,023 tons, making an agererate of 20, SINKING FUNDS. redeemed throuxh the sinking fund ‘There have been 81,8: 9.000 of the issue of #:3,200,000 of the Pennsyl- Yabia Company's mx per cent. bonds, secured by Pitts- jayne and Chicaxo Railway Com) stock ws collateral. leavinur the amount outetaidine Cember Sist, 1801 First ‘moruraye boud: Second miortware boa With « bslance of cash uninvested, Decetuber Sist, 181. On account of On account of cd mortgage wise Total. ‘The further amount of $17! sinking funds provided tor ti isting mortzages of the Cieveland and im addition to the antount: road Col e irectiy to other sinkinw funds by the ladividual coms 7,000 = mortgage sinking - 047.587 05 759,709 78 549.32 was added to Feceraption of the ox ‘contributed Pittsbunel E ‘No turther redemptions could be mace fous ang 8 aif per cent, tonds secured ander 000 inorixage o company, so that ‘cutstanding et the close of the year was rae and second motcenes of the Fiabe ° ‘and Chicago Ratlway Company shows thai ‘annual payment of ‘redeemed the Bret mortaxe and 8107, as an 104, 100 “was, made year 8124500 of the secoud mort- making the total amount redeemed to De- 81,996,000 00 | ineinbers of the Fund whose disability bad continued 11,000 00 trustees, Under the terms of the lease. the Cleveland and Pitts- burg Railroad Company’ atithorized « new lias of $10,000, 000. or bonds to the pasinent of maturine wed ether outstatin star ations, aud the amountadue from tne to tite for terment expenditures. rangement, an issue of 83. ‘bearing fotir and oue-baif per cent. interest. was inde ‘on January ist, 1802, and sold on satisfactory teriue: a'portion “of airios the proceeds being : id saa ek 804.63 of prior lien six per cent, bonds ine at that date, andto retire $1,010,000: their seven Per cent. construction and equipment bonds. “The earnings of the Grays Kapids and indians Ratl- ‘Company were insufficient to meet the interest for the necessary bet terment expenditures during the Year, and it was rour Company, under Its kor on ftefunued debt and provide deemed expeshient {or anty ot &. Shabe 8215. OF IF first morticaRe | ‘280 Of the coupons thereon, will be refunded to your Co! ‘this ar- Londs, used to pay off the matur- Bonds, topur- which amount mpany. it is expected It wid be remembered that in pmsuance of the guaranty of these bonds the power to vote Ofthe stock of that road is vested in your Cou Until their maturity, Indiana Kapids Gctober Is Railroad majority. it 1BUO. but the Grand Company having. in connection with the owners of the iands that sori an additional security theretor, offered to the holders uf its seven per cent. bonds to extend them for fiity years, from July Ist, 181, at the rate of four aud one-half ber cent. contro: as abov. stated. until the bonds, provided your Company would Pruncipal aud interest thereof, amounting to 5.2 000. se! fers an sxreein into had een v0 extended U00 of the ex-land «rant seven fend departinent made salee of 19,447 acres of evar farm lands, and 197 acres of pine land, ior the gate price of $19) ,0u3. bonds pyr $8.02 per acre, and in the sale of the $101,900. Et ‘annus, proposed to pertuit the voting: Tie stocs to "resin. witht yuur Conve uaturity of the extended guaruntee the ‘ng this arrangeisent tobe tosour is. ent to the avovo effect was entered jarch Iseh, 1801. and” $852, O0U of standing $3,029,000 of are yet out . Sa5S.0001f the unguarantesa =i the year the "as ‘euarantecd, land-grant, and $%36,- ‘fret percent. Aiter’ deducting cancé.led contracts. was cron, ang the agxrexate rice, received therefor was be redemption of the "Art tothe ‘eden bynas, f, ali average of $13.21 per acre. Deeeuiber Sist, 1801 ‘morteage ofthe ‘morteage axxre- betny an averaxe price of ition. thereto received 1roi Lor rights on alerge i ‘The amount soid to the close 4 your, 42.000 "re fou ovo'v0u'268 ‘BLe'004'8s 208040518 SY ROT'L28 jon BUG 'sER TS 918'ETO'0R [TS eBF'680°T9 009°618'I6 sere, eat [eo @83'09%'so spHIOXO sosmada a “"ogway Woay sMUsUIVE BLOID rarest frente TSL'L97'998 HO Z19'9ES'VEI8, Se, | See, » ‘HOMNgELLIa 40 ICRA INV LOVE CALVEAAO CNV ‘GATIOULNOO ‘CANMO SANIT AO AUVAROS the Penney! asuticent the kuarautg?, and the balance wil! \ to tive ae additional 000,000 of preferred Other securities of poration, and for ite wen Pian the fond is relieved of the interest wheTeon was be a with the near maturity Sipe Riou oa Tie abu aty to te aye on of Ht Sbomds, and the conv: raton thereof tm Siice Urcrinors lower sate ot iaterest, ie Roped fat tie Fond will show move satiate: tory row. 18 © fo piace upon record a minute of the a rch last, of your oldest == Mie term of service tad em ee over 4 thind of acentury. during 26 pears of which be be ‘olaaval LHOWUa was Chairioan of your Finance Committee abuity, imterrity, and rive judawent dispiayed Perioriuauce of he respon ee th upon hin, through a per your Company t i te your interest te Bhontd t Of a trusted counselor and aincere triend, Sour Compeny have also to jament ty the oiest officers of your lea 4. of Batsourgh. ehuse drat ved aaly ih versed ot over thitt)-weven Seare Hat cit he wae desea to 30 apaat in thelr acvocecy , ud 0 ‘ewieeit of all wit who tie offberal Te acne brow it higy tp coptact Cu the Lith of December Davin, Auditor of Distursenients, died. after a Urief His vonmect Tort) one years wi Dans, and hdviity and sfhcies.cy tthe diecbance Sdutiee. reader if Bttwe tat « bevet ce or! ot an Old apd value cficer Who [tw ‘abd "acceptably Biled a most now ledare oun voy, Yo sing fl in@), Mr. Thomas R- « of bi be roadie ot the death bud pemtion, ng citt Hiaard desire to deity with which the duttes entrust Baatity fatten = yer have been discharged during the past ‘By order of the Board. @. B. ROBERTS. tee WINTER RESORTS. HEL WELLinetos. — OCEAN END OF KENTUCKY AVENUR, ATLANTIC CITY, N. 3 ____— MARES. MILNOR_ *] BE PLRTON. KENTUCKY AVE, ATLANTIC City. S.J. moar beach desirable “location, woderm year MES Wild (THE La PoNTaINE, i KY AVE,. ATLANTIC CITY, square from thie, beach Thor curb), heated turcuchout ; ‘qaanqeniig 30 wou SouTT ova pas qaunqernid Jo yeve soyrT| _fe28-1m 219'F00'08 o8e'tco'r® | FRB '0RG'RT wd. CUBy, OPYE NARI MER ‘OIdAVUL WAONASSVE ALEX. M 88" 168105 'T | £00'H80°RD Lee'tT8'SHO'C | | ATLANTIC CITE. | On the ocean front. Iiustrated booklet mailed free. | Sea water bathe in the house 1 ' 11a :2°081'90 Pee ___ ROE 6°) 4 OTEL DENNIS.” ATLANT Open all the year, lance cold, sea water bathe.” Directly on th fe Sosera H. bOKT pus Leas, Ocean end of Pennsylvania ave, ATLANTIC 7. BOL'sT6'LE om c1iy, & FW LEMMAN & CO. _fol-3m & IRVINGTON, ATLANTIC CITA, N. J. 1 Elevator, steam beated, ocean view, filterad water for are ulare, CHAMBERS & Hi NHUKST, MICHIGAN AVE. ToL ‘860 TLUT rs lines owned, con trolled, and operated by your Company east and west of Pittsburgh was 072,04 tou Uc City, Roar the Uceah.. Heated “hy GENERAL REMARKS. oven erates “Will reanaiu open ail the year ‘There has been psid the Managers of the Trust a JAMES HOOD. created October 9 Is7K. to December Bist, 1M; the sum of 84.1 192.818 the Income therefre OTEL WILTSHIaE, H 24,158 Vinwitie ‘ave. teat ocean, Atiantic City aniounts to $5.00!).566.12 and securities have bert apie see. 5 i ae Sn interrat of G08 per cent: for the'year, There was | {vsinu” Vine il the seay. Syuroprigted to that Trust for the year i801 the eum | “7. D. ©. cRAwpemn. Iu parsuauce of the powers conferred by the visions of the Trust the Manaxers were ai the Board of Directors, Ajril Sth, JNO1, ip their cudgment, it should be to'the interest Company $0 to do, toexcbange any of the securities beld from time to time m the Trust for other secur. ities. ‘the principal and micrest or dividend “apord whch is guaranteed by this Company: and also frou thme to time to sell and «lispose of any securities so held in the Trust, provided that the proceeds terol shail be invested in ‘the purchase of other sec KUaranteed a8 aforesaid by this Com modification. ro: 1x, NJ, jaied and i Bow OpwD. Seeut hae beet adived, ei hal Tenjacte. Kievater, Sum ater teths and nicely ut, CHAS. EVANS. UTEL CLAKEN DOS Virginie ave., meer the teach, Atiantic Cir JOUN'M. CLARK, Jeppomntinente jel0-Ram Parlor, throws Vtwornia Beac.. VA THE PRINCESS ANNE NOW OPEN. Combination of ocean and pine forest makes tt eepe- working of the Trust, trom the fect that loaus held by it were failing due, and the moneys received there: tor had necessarily to'be invested in other cuarantecd securities, ‘The assets of the Inrurance Fad on band at the | isi! with . itor sas at hsnete Gy a healthtearesurt, ‘with'sfouitiveiy curse Over the previous year of 8204, ‘Kdrews E. CRITLENDER, ‘There Was coutribated 10 the Euploves Relief Pond | fep.u.th © outa Bese Ve. ar ‘and od ing the year | —2e-tu:t. 8,20 = SEU T80 ot or cperatine = ‘and in addition | J] ADDON BALI WiLL OPEN Sant ani i, UYEN as Bot and cold sea water Lath» inthe bose, 13-3 LEEDS & LIPPINCOTT. HOTELS. thereto the sum of $20,061.90 for ext a beneDts to over fifty-two weeks, and who were, therefore, mo loner sutitied to, recular, venedite frou the Fund. amount contribu ‘euployes was $4b,~ 910.26, and the receipts trou interest were 4.80131, ‘which, with the contributions by the companies, as stated above, €96, nade a total of GOWN, HOE OF. 28. ‘this added to the balance on hand at the besnning of the year, #144. 388.55, ted $741, ob mY OF this amount there w hes of employes nd accider te, the 180.91, weavine to adjust out- standing claims. “The number of persons receiving death benefits was $70, making an average in ee-h case of #05271, There were 27,200 members of the Fund at the close of the year. The great benefits nD MO HALL. Tue Srorrevaxr Hovse, fund tm the fact that it Awerican pian, Uropeab piam. Row focluline the expense of the sdtunistrations| 62.5000 63-00; NEWYORK. "gi Wyer'day distributing pearly 850,000 per month for the purpose perday. ) ( Gpward, the suffering necessarily arising trum ac- ‘and desth ainone the euployes who tied themselves of its provisions. ‘The kinpioyes' Savin: Fund continues to show its vaine to Your employes in affording them a male depos- Hory tora portion of their earnines.” The’ number of jepositors has increased dunby the year frow 2010) to 3,t55: the amount of deposits received during 1801 ‘N31. and the balance, at the close of the year, was $869,300.49. OF this amount €800.000 have Lees securely invested in four per cent. THE STURTEVANT HOUSE Is the most central in the city; near all elevated roads, stroet car lines, principal places of amusement and lange retail stores. All the Comforts of Home, with the additional eom- Veniences ot the Metropolis is offered our «ussta, = = = ~ THE STURTEVANT HOUSE, . wount, expended during: the you the Main Lins between New York and Fittsuurck, ani | Broadway, 28th and 20th steeta, New York, . ¥. charged to Capital Account, was €5,044,570.08, the: Jal0-tu, th, sti Fincipal itews of which were for equipinent, third, Shd fourth tracke, and additional yard tactiities, prin, cipally at Altoona and Wall's. Che improveinents at the latter point were | rought into use during the yea and, in connection With rnese in the immediate Vicinity ‘of Pittsburxu, have tended materially to remove the diticulties "heretofore existing im the movement of traffic through that city. ‘During the year the equipment of your lines hha by the addition of 54 locomotives, 7 passenger. 3 postal, and 1.500 treicht cars, 1B nddi- fon to those provided throtigh your Car Trust system, All new freg .t cars are now provided with the lost improved safety app.iances, in the way ut automatic and air-brakes, and your entire rolliuk a. equiped as rapidly as the «eueral interests Company will peranit. Arrangements were also perfected thrcuzh which ome thousand wi.litvonal Dox cars were furnished for service on the Philadel Phia and Erie Railroad, for the purpose of stictlatine the moveurent ot Krai ehd merchandise between bre aud Philadelphia.” With the view of further develop- Shy the trade through Exie. your Western stucs hav largely inercased their facilities for the benduns © fron oFe and coal at that port, and it is hoped that ad- Vautaze Will be taken of these improvements by those Interested in the couanercial prosperity of this city. ‘The Treaton Cut-off a:ludnd to in the last annual re- port was completed during the year. and a portion Thereof opened for trathe about the niiddle of the sun aer. but the ent.re line was not in use Autil January Tith of the present yeur. As the principal portion of tue line was constructed under ‘the charter of your Tux Cocunas, 24th and K ote., Franklin Square Washington, D. C. ‘The capital's fashionabie remdence center. Elegant rooms, singie or en suite, for transient or Permanent quests. Appointwente abd cuisine unex celled, Alencen and Burvpean syste. nolS-tr W. F. PAIGE W itanps bore, ‘Pa ave. and 14th st, 2 Washington, D. ©. ERBITT HOUSE, WASHINGTON. D.C. ——————————— DENTISTRY. ER. STAR PARSONS, ‘coruer ti; and E sts. m Absent at New Orleans, will return aud resume tice Mareu 1 ens company, all but €100,000 of the smount expended $07 7TH iiergon Kat bows caren to the construction account | J)" GE4HAM. 307 7TH XW ofthe: Bain ure shanwe the opi to the reat value Lage. Silver, gold, “61 up. clean ‘ery’ best teeth. full set. #7. Al strictly frwtciase and money cheertully tr om aby operation proving unsaistactor}. BUDINGTON WRIGHT, D. D. a 1g ow Thus toad, and steve have been, taken to connect tt with the Chestnut Hill Brauch, as Histaleved sae each an extension’ wl be to te sn terest of your Company Tiere ‘was avo expended in the construction of branch and auxiliary fines the sum of @2.355 Fae 1a, Of which amount #1,002,450.08 were reituviuracd £0 Four Company iu cash. One of the principal tens of this outlay was the work upon the Virginia and Charleston hailway, in which Your Compauyiie so Lage etter sscmmacase ir rpelle tees 30 p10 Yocel trathe, Unt’ also to secure the Pron ostinent Tuding crown and bridge woeb. <i eas a . - DENTAL ASgN, ‘The McKeesport and Bessemer Reiiroad wascom-| UJ. * Ym dtr the ont onde gy netic operation. | OS peangwxciudtiy Scttien of wading ote ic mivos your system of lines e direct counection with | ectiegtn with olic-a in, the principal sities the lance mnantiacturing m the town of Me- | COlewes, with offic. s A Recsvort, and, will prove. valuable addition to your | ticv'cr wciautise acuity in toe Word. Bee Biter” “The Ebensburg and Cresson Railroad. having been sold and reorganized. was, on Avust Gth, 18¥1, ‘i conaolidated into the Cambria Scvelop the territory adjacent fount coal heid; quite i vi | | , i é As usual with Columbia bicycles they are ON TOP. Call and examine them. Cetaloguee free. sien BICVELES Changed trom soln tires to PREUMATIC OR CUSRION