Evening Star Newspaper, March 16, 1892, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDaY, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS. ® 21OL Peaassivania Avene, coruer 11th St. by“ The Evening Star Newspaper Oompany, 8. H_ KAUFFMANN, Pres't Wew York Ofice, $8 Potter Brilding Tne Evexrxo Stan is werved tity by enerfors. on thet mar, at 10 cents ber SS oe Fg ez pont Coven ai, the counters s'caeh. By mail—any wherein the Culted Staes Ganda penta: prepaid-"Ocents pee mom ~ aT ADAY QcADRUFLE Burrs 5 year with foreten posture adiied $3.00. 22 82-00 er year: (Entered at the Post Office at Washington, second-class inail matter) ee EE AL! mali subscriptions must be paid tn advance. Rates of advertising made known om application. to sabseribers in the _———— Che Kvening Star. Vor. 80, No. 20,209. ae SPECIAL _NOTICEsS. _ FINANCIAL. ose dependent upon you if ma die and an tbvestinent for yourself if you hive The Equitable eves avaty desirable form of Some of then are very profitable to pole; ‘the owners and all are most liberal in terms. You suould eet the form of policy best Sdapred to your axe and circuuisten em fending your name, alirese aud date of birt You can learn particulars of personal anteres: to Yourself. BOWES & HALL, Resident Managers, Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States 1326 F st. nw. mbl6 Ts Mase Your Wu YOU WANT RELIABLE TRUSTEES. Congress has endowed this company with the Brivilewe of acting as trustee, exectto?, admin- iatrator, guardian. receiver, &e.. and unlite individuals 4 company such as this can never dite. Individuals may be «harged wit! fomings. such as prejudice. lack of #1 lack of imterest, sickness, &e., but a « cannot get sick and must always act in na im- Partial manner. Wills naming the company as executor are Grawn free sud kept free. The paid-up capi tal te a millivn and quarter dollars. AMERICAN SECURITY, AND TRUST CO, . 1405 @. st. m. A. T. BRITTON, President. 1 Tae Wasuixcros Loss Axo Tavsr COMPANY, GRANITE BUILDING, 9th and F sta. CAPITAL, ONE MILLION DOLLARS. A legal depository for court and trust funds and eneral deposita, KIBERAL KATES OF INTEREST PAID ON BALANCES. ‘The COMPANY is authorized to act as FXECUTOR, ADMINISTRATOR, GUARDIAN, RECEIVER and TRUSTEE; as FISCAL and TRANSFER AGENT and as REGISTRAR OF STOCKS and BONDS. The company offers to executors and trastees of estates and to religious and benevolent institutions exceptional facilities for the trunsuction of their Dusiness. SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS and BOXES, the most Secure and convenient money can produce, at prices from $3 per anaum and upward, according to size. BRAINARD H. WARNER, n President. YAPITAL STOCK OF THE SCHILLINGER CURBING AND PAVING : COMPANY Is offered for sale at its par value. #100 PER SHARE, At the Banking House of WOODS & CO., 12 F st. aw. OFFICERS. 1. P. WRIGHT, President. JOHN C. POOR, Vice President. H. T. WOODS, Treasurer. HL H. WAINWRIGHT, Secretary. ‘Hi. J. McLAUGHLIN, General Manager. REGISTRAR OF CAPITAL STOCK. ‘THE AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY. ‘The business of the company is » well-known and Jong-establisbed one. It is the intention of the com- ‘pany to add toite former lines of business that of ASPHALT STREET PAVING, For conducting which ‘t will haves new and complete ‘outfit of tools and machinery. and will be fully pre’ pared to execute the largest contractein this tery proy- stuble line of business. OFFICE OF THE COMPANY, te26-tr 1413 G st. nw. NSUEANCE PLACED ON LIVES OF MEN AND WoUER i aunts srom Annuities inaued by rvayorsibie cousjant eeibie companies, OY ats Pe SUKGAS. ar, mbs-la 1305 F st. A Wait Srever Masvat Fase. ‘Best rules for suecessfal trading im stocka, ‘Large profits on small risks, Discretionary accounts « specialty. Fifteen years'ex- Berience. mbiz0t* & J. PECK &CO., 62 Broadway, N.Y. Taz Natroxan 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. ‘Beorganized under act of Congress October 1, 1890, And special act of Congress February 18, 1582. CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS. Acts as executor, administrator, guardian of the ee {utes of minors, committee of theestatescf lunatics, receiver, assignee aud etecutes trusts of any and every Geecription, Wills prepared by acompetent attorney, who tein daily sttendance, and kept without charge, when the ‘exmpany fs named executor or trustee, Receives money deposits in sums of TEN CENTS ‘nd upward and allows interest thereon. Meney depusited om or before the first day and on the first, second and third days of the month will draw ip- Aerest from the frst day. ‘Loans money upen real estate and collateral security. Sells frst-clase real estate and other securities in sums of €500 and upward. Rents Safes for €6—_e6—#7-98-$10-912.50-915_ (BOS -440-450-875-9100-and 6125—each per TEs BUILDING AND LOAN ABSOCTATION, Beales Jou to 81Gb papas BEST Ty Dy tothe FURL Hast ots HOM Pare aigrest Se sev:nae deyenita in aby amount, Pee cot sbtareat bald ge tyeciny Gepeyta Trem tbe Boce Pieaaeat. 7. ¢. DANIEL. Secretary. ESBULY. B BIBI ay 3 T Stace, Member Washington Stock Kuchame LEWIS G. TEWENBURY & 00., BANKERS AND BROKERS, 3205 ¥ ST., WASHINGTUS, D.C. Exagph rents Str So SATS Mots, pean, aa Deprate wires to Now Yorkand Chicage, town buses a syeriaity. Cngtent stations all mancbecs. net FP aphene 045. = COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY —WEDICAT, ~ ' ee Dia Dee: : Taxe Cane Or Tue Pexsies Axo eth ‘annual. commencement will is Opera: on A we on THURSDAY, Maret 1 by Prot. DW. Prentiss, M.D. ia doh B.A D.S. Vavedictory by Richard MC. ddings, M by the Marine’ Band. The Profession and public are respectfully invited to ate THE DOLLARS WILL TAKE CARE OF THEMSELVES. Save your nickels by investing the: in the five-cent stamps of the tend. TO LADIES ONLY ‘Or married men wi UNION SAVINGS BANK, ‘wish to tell their Wives 500 SEVENTH STREET N.W. 4a sere NAaciore (etwced. ‘You will find stamps at the following pisces: Al, Bur Hdgings reduced. NORTHWEST WASHINGTON.—7. D. Gilman, 677 nd ee cee auecounts—end both goods Ps racist; Gagne W, Cochin & Co. 1315 Dane LeaT & RUOFE, cigars, C. “Witmer & Co.) 1918 Pa. ave . patrict Agots For Dunap Hate, 2 . N'Y. Nave... grocer’ te For Watnoa PRI ith? ot, ‘cortnee Mfzrner!| _mbi5 Ba nae Birch & Co. 1414 14th st. grocers: James f EGINNING TO GROW. nedy'E Sous, 1116 “Conn, ave, Geo. redictod that Washington is to have a half fortran k Co.. OL F at., ci Pharmacy. corer id and ate. : Eiphouze ‘BH mi)lion poputation within ten years. Whether tis be true or not, the po rate pulution ie estate naturally in- ubmit you desirable y location you like-and will upon 128 th st, arvcers. F sts.. weneral merc ih st..weneral m 3. Koss, FY. 1907 ith sts grocer: baward a End Fioridaave, drugrist sD. Fe Wickiing, 31 Pa. ave R & PROCTOR, Sitigats Merisy Moueeg. Bearmacg. ith nel © | G07. a we Walton, Uh and S “gasmat, Hutton w | Att Belarc and neuranee Brokers, mhi3 S147 Lest draenists: Harry” Stand macy, W. J. "Husce, manaver, 0th and F sts ONEY TO BUY HOMES. *asel, ork am Nee York aves drogen: | gE F.C. Brown, “th st and Rol ave. dry in. Does not cost more than rent. c — Stationery: | Deatn Yotmunaten ah Payments endl ‘the tome Hany 'S" suith,” corset 2ivaud F ste.. drug: | Belonwstoguarfaietiy teeters heer fist Houston's Pharnacys corner 10h and’ Kas. | PASMESY Besa monthly, quarter!y, bait yearly or yeuriy ior & period of hve, ton, Bitecn or swenty years as the applicant may UNLY PRUDENT WAY TO BUY A HOME ON THE INSTALLMENT FLAN and secure SOUTHWEST WaASiIt Edward Green, corner 10th stand Vir! ardeon. 310 4% st.. dri Bonet SORE NGTON Rover, corner North pitol if to your family in event of your death. ¥ corner Lith #1 Por fuil partiguiars appiy to MM. T Byrne othrsnd Maryland ave Kee MORRIS. Gent Act. Br i United Security Live instr East WaSirxoTo: rust Com sey draggint. JW and 2d at.. dragvist: Francts Petrol on Oapital 81,000,000. Full paid. Gruccist: Charles Hawkins, 4th and Va. ave. arte ee Fishers comer Monroe ana Johnson. sis; druneist, GEOR 8 | gee TEN grocer ie we Ogun! 5 Short ends of hickory and oak for TAKOMA PARK.—Bireh’ & . Rear sta grates. Cannel and splint if yon pre- Baltimore and Objo railroad, grocers. "BROOKLAND, fers blazing coal. Just the thing for ‘quiet parties abd yas ight receptions. Victures and rouance in the spark and dame. D. C."Charies McGee, at station of Baltimore “and Qlifo”rasiroad, erocer. ib 15-3 C. T. Havexxer. % MAURY DOVE. ‘Member Washington Stock Exchange, Oficen; et and Tn.v.. 1200 ot. Real Estate and Stock Broker, retrain oy one Oe Booms 9 and 11, Atlantic butiding, a az. 40 F street northwest. PC INVESTMENT SECURITIES. en ‘ Stocks, Bonds and Grain bought and sold forcash or ouR on marzin. Cotton bought and sold in New Yous or New Orleans. NEW CORRESPONDENTS. ws = J.8. Bache & Co.. New York Stock Exchange. ‘MODEL 92. Lehman Bros., New York Cotton Exebanee. Lebman, Stern & Co., New Orleans Cottou Exchange. ae, ‘Lamson Brox. & Co., Chicazo Board uf Trade. the Private wiresto New York, Chicagoaud New Orleans. Telephoue, 45: a7-u. nauinecce Fiery STANDARD TYPEWRITER BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION ew. ae, satel (cope constantly timproving in practical qual- See oS ities, hence its constantly increasing popularity Subscribed Capital $1,000,000. fm the markets of the world. © Per Cent raid on Regular Depouite, and 10 Per Coat pesd.cn_Depoate et With the Association eaeiess ath a hewenias ‘You can borrow 81,000 from us on Real Estatesecur-| ¢695.t2 Either ity and pay it back at the rate of €13 per month. ‘The 17th series of stock is now open for subscrip- tion, Offers unprecedented opportunity for investments, combined with absolute security. Jor circulars and other information apply at offices, 913 and 915 F st. n.w. BONEN & RovERTS CO. ext to Columbia National Bank. OFFICERS. HARRISON DINGMAN. = President ANDREW WALL......1st Vice President and Manager GEORGE W. LEACH. 2d Vice President ALONZO TWEEDALE... GEORGE GIBSON. JNO. E. SMITH. SOHMER PIANOS ARE THE STANDARD iustruments of the world. HUGO WORKCR & CO.. agents, 025 7th st. Panos for rent, moved, tuned and packed. Pianos exchanwed. Sun DESIGNING, ENGRAVING AND PRINTING FOR SOCIAL AND BUSINESS USES. 407 10TH BT., NEAR GAS OFFICE 4013 TAILOUS, ATIENITO: Be BENGE ANUCSCRML wr camps, New and beautitul desigus Telephone 703 [r22) H. L- McQUERS. 1108 E st. nw. a teres Fine rarLonine. H. D. BARR, 1111 Pennsylvania ave, Buits from 835 up. DEPOSITS. © EXCHANGE. DISCOUNTS. pie cepa A specialty made of investment securities, Low prices from this date with high-grade art,_!420 ‘Foreign exchange issued on all points. * 73m, Local securities bought and sold. INSURANCE. ECTION FIRE INSURANCI THE D. C.—WILLIAM BALLANIYNE, President. JAMES E. FITCH, Secretary. Issues polices at unusually iow rates ad each insurer sunres iu the profits. For iull information apply to the office ~B. GURLEY. _ FREDENICK C. STEVEN Miutiutere tg, Waslunzcon Nock Exchawe. wt! 5 Insurance and biceL Brokers, 1235 st. ‘Meie Tessate bperne. sgl and rented. “Lacal socurt- Soucy ichued om fisted securi: | ot te company, 1400G et: hee jashay {Sse deat rwal estates” Special attentson to Sret-ciass ur Neounents. ere | Pe JNO. W. CORSON. ‘JNO. W. MACARTNEY. C din Member NX. Stock Ex. | '¥ 1L8ON ARE. CORSON & MACARTNEY, GLOVER BUILDING, 141¥ F ST. N. W., 83.50 Ladies’ Shoes cannot be excelled. $3.50 Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds Eo post ‘namge Loans. Collections, Rasivcka Stocks cud Bonds sud alt securities iisted ‘They are warranted to be the best Pt ee Cd {n the city for the price, $3.50 "A speciaity made ut investivent securities. District ‘ail focal ‘Gas, Insurance and Tel- . Sioowe Brock Gesit ia. etmerican Beli Telephone Stock bonslt and sold. iy18 ‘These Tender-fect Shoes must bo * ICAN CASUALTY INSURANCE AND "TBEceuity Comtaxt or parrinunecry, | 50 oem to be appreciated. lec gene fg ay % For a small annual yromfuin this c pre. Vonds for persons helding positions of 50 pared to tonne Lone for yersona, holdin i $3.50 © Wemakethem in dull and bright 83. Gious'to frfends and others: pagans - A. P. FARDON & CO.. deather. O13. Lath ot. fel7- Agents for District of $3.50 | Buyapairandbeconvinced —@3.50 ’ Tue Lasr Cor For Tus Szasoy. ‘We also carry the finest line of imported Shoes, Oxford Ties and Slippers It will pay ‘you to give usscall WILSON & CARR, 9 F ST. N.W. Baltimore store, 4 to 6 Baitimore st. If yon are in need of suit lock at the suits we are selling at 85. Look at the suits we are selling st 86.25. ‘Look at the suits we are selling st 87.50. ‘Most stores wili charge you double for the same mh14-3t Try Michelwen's Genuine St. Thomas, W. I.. Bay Rum, 38e., Se. and #1 a bottle. essed e tes S Children’s suits, $1.50, $1.75, 82 and 82.25. a3. ge! E It will pay you to look at these suits before you go Jij 5 aee® Lut elsewhere. DRESS GOODS SPECIALTIES. ‘We submit for your consideration the following ex- ‘HE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL traordimary good values in New Spring Dress Goods for this week: DOMESTIC DRESS IMPORTED DRESS CLOTHING Co., Goons. oops. Winch Ledford 42-inch Diagonal Chev- mbiéte SEVENTH AND G STS. Ship tie ageede One peice ae aoa eh Checked, Striped 54-inch” $1.25 Broad- oF iawn Suiting. Only clots. For this week @1 Be. a'yard. at | gard. “ Plaid Drews| Seinich $1.50 Camel's Goods Reaiyeed froin 30 nie! “isin. gor tn rc : Week, 81-230 yard. \iO-vacn All-wool Henri-“sirineh 62 French Bor- W. M. Suvstex & Soxa, 919 Pa Ave. ettan aud Seryes, in all the dure Suitincs, kor this WOULD CALL THE PARTICULAR ATTEN- (ag el a gaan FE TE TION OF THEIR CUSTOMERS AND THE CS ‘bor this week, 75c. PUBLIC TO AN ELEGANT STOCK OF SEW Sas DRESS GOODS, COMPRISING A BEAUTI- JOHNSON & LUTTRELL, FUL ASSORTMENT OF SPRING WOOLEN mbhi4 ‘713 Market Space. AND SILK IN THE NEWEST STYLES OF THE SEASON, AND ONE OF THE HAND- BOMEST ASSOKTMENTS OF SCOTCH GINGHAMS IN NEW AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS, ALL MARKED IN PLAIN FIG- URES AT THE LOWEST PHICES. Puoroorarnrse Currey. Never dress a child in velvets unless of igut-coiored hues, Your bonnie boy May Possess a most clerant qreen ead des muta sate a : wee tice in Mean nose ONE PRICE, LN PLAIN FIGURES, sons “ee LT —- nicely in the Suished Photograph. Lar, : HEC init 6" AS "Soo W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, ~ mhz ‘919 PA. AVE. P, 'y of the and bese. BINCR, Fotografer, Corcmsra Avromatic Furs mhz ‘Lith st. and Pa. ave. ‘We have taken the agency of above FILTER. « It fs eimpie in construction, perfect in practice and ‘mosicrate in price. Call and see it in operation. We —S Rertamse Ix Suvez Axv Gor. Z + Always on band «line of FINE ELECTRO SIL1 WARE. KASN @ SONS MANUFACTURING CO. y ASHINGTON PECIAL NOTICES. . D. C., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16, 1892. NOTICES. Sse FOR COOKS AND COOK EMPLOYERS. The seme of convenience, comfort and economy has been attained in the BORN STEEL FRENCH RANGE. ‘The heat of one fire is utilized in a variety of ways and its greatest possible efficiency ‘obtained. ‘Every detail has been carefully perfected inorder that this range might be all that could be desired. Some of the devices are very inwenious— re practical and useful, Call and see for yourself. 8. S. SHEDD & BRO, 432 9TH ST. N.W. mhi6 DON'T = Let some retailer fit hie shoes with your feet. It’s your money, you know. Spend it for it full value. Buy THE BAKER SHOE. 1490 N.Y. ave, §q_~PSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP, cam and hot water heat- ing enzineeis), 1490 14th st. u.W., Is. by apiutual cone sent dissolved, N app hdrawiny irom the Duninese. All outatai nk debte shod be yald to th Femaiuing partners, who aasuine ali liabilities of the Inte firm. GEORGE H. 2ELLERS, JOHN &. SHLCKELLS, N. Le CHAPYELI March 13, 1892. ne withdrawn from the T.wiah to commend to the |. Zeiiers and J ii continue the ¥ sron Gas Fixtures, Speciar discounts while making chanwes. qunld-te J. th. COLNING, Tile Shop, 520 13th ate Bes ARS BarEEs, LAWYERS’ TESTIMONY, AWYERS' PL LITIONS. ents a meh Good work—aaick work NRON 8. ADAMB, Printer, B42 Lith saw, ‘a _Telephone 930. Ke BI SATURDAY, MARCH 12 Cushion-tired Brand-new “REFEREE” Safetys, cut to One Hundred Dotiurs!—(Forty dollara reduction in price). These machines are of latest devins and fuily warranted. GORMULLY & JEFFERY MFG. CO., 1325 14th st. now. mh? NG SOLD MY PROPERTY AT THE of Sew Jersey avenue and D street vier with mny good Will and interest im. carried un therein~ ine, cement, &¢.—to nahai dfn to the amnost favorabie rons, friends and to ali others who desire to be well treated in Uusi- hess transact ons. jo8¢ Who have patronized ine du business I return my Leartfelt thanks, and nope for atranster of their favors to Mr. Shanalian. CHARLES KENNEDY, non of my Iwill add to the business purchased from Mr. Ken- nedy that of oils. Variishes, Brushes, &e.- and will outs in Which Fdeal as suniar kinds can’ be Lought anywhere ‘wall ive. ¥ be favo care to the interests of those wlo favor jue Tsincerciy thank iny former patrons for past £.vors, Fequest a reuewal of their patronave and respectiQly Soneit « patrouaie from the pute in eenera = HELEBY GIVEN THAT A ‘meeting of the stock lioiders of tue Ariazton Fare Tirsuratce CoupanyYor the District of Coluitbiae or the eve: tion ol hine divectors to serve anti tue s483 Tinith will be Led at the office of the on MONDAY. Marghe sk ‘on MONDAY. March 2 Boos of March, of March. Tote Bie st the heart of atest: wt, ANK'T. RAWLINGS fe26-tmgein Becretary. ==NOTICE OF REMOVAL—MAKIIN N, “S Evans & Co., printers and enkravers, have Femoved their office to U0 13th st. n.w..near EF Praat= ing and engraving im al. sty branches. feeUelin* MILLIONS HAVE BEEN SPENI 61 OUR ‘Wasisinscton triends tor Cassard's Fine snd Gonelers Bacon when they were not Cassard’s at ail. We have tried severai piaus to overcome this (iii Cuity and have finally sdortted biue oval tin tag, with Sur hate printed ou fin niite, winch is affixed to all our, fine nteats, Ww covered or uncovered, Don't be deceived. Insist upon having only goods with this tag-attached to them. Jald-te HATHAWAY, BOULE AND HARRING- ton'e Men's SLioes can ‘be found at HAVENNER & DAVIS", w2o3m Se ad BHO F it, Bae 8 BAITING Send postal and we will do the rest— if you want any kind of iron work. GEO. WHITE & SONS, oe Maine ave., bet. 436 and 6th ste, Ke *Nc10N SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, 916 and 9 The vauits abie papers, ye storaxe of valu- iver, clothing, pictifes and furniture ure spacious, dry, fire and burglar proof. rrices 10d- erate. (e106 ee RNIA WINES AT FAIR PRICES, Pure juice of the crape. SUNOMA CALITONS TANT SE COMPANY, 317 Oth st. n. w. _HARRY M. CONKAD, Munuser, fe20-10 — gs OUR COMPLETY LINE OF —+ FANCY SHIRTINGS Ts ready for your iuspection, [tis one of the mot at- fractive dines we have ever shown, vineed. PAIRING. EPAIKING. EPAIUNG. — anedera’ gna youre” sapere Dithicu’ work “halicited: A'owork warranted. GEO. W. SPIER, Expert Watchmaker, 310 9th st. ear Pa. ave. r WASHBURN GUITAKS AND MANDO- SS Sins Pertect tone, beatiful tints. Levers ‘rect. Stock fail and AVG, Nea oF Coluiuble, aubsLan Fe ERE DO YoU BUY YOURB? 14 Dirt, but Cloan, Dey Fuel, ‘alist they wet who nuy thelr Coal sad BALD WINSOHNBON. “Gnly the Article ad one price to svery body. Coz: eae Tottora” rites, ull welght ind ineabute, clean fuel prompt deliveries “Uitices “L101 i Lave, wos SLL Ast m0, and 519 die st. 8. w. jal iret absolucely JOHN. LLL WHEN IT COMES TO BE SEEN (Our laundry work) we feel convinced you wall continue to ave one of our wagons call every week at your address. TOLMAN STEAM LAUNDRY, mbl¢ 401 to 499 C st. n.w. Be, PHONE HAVING “GooDs_ Ox SS “isposit with HK. Fulton ‘apon, which interest is due twelve nionths or wore are hereby Uolifled to call and pay interest on the seine, of Will be sold at suction "March 20, 1803, at 100% a.m. “H. K. FULTON, Fawnbroxer. " mih2-10t* <— Ox THE BEST QUALITY, THE largest stock to select from and the lowest brices ior the best can be found only at _iuhiz-lnM. STRICKLAND’S, 980 Pa ave, UTR ‘HM | sep ghiere Lmay be found, "320 F ie my utinber. wel tal jeasure in show- ing you the NALIONAL BINDEMY. mat qa SUMMER PRICES FOK COaI erect SF COe ts eee tow at onl! 10F ash the next 20 anya. OM““AMERICAN ICE, AND COAT, CO., 'S.w. corner 10th and F ste, n. Ww, ‘convenient piace, It is weil iighted and ‘commands a very pleasing View of the city tomac. A strictiy Aret-clase unchcon will be promptiy at moderate cost. Gixth floor, 10th st. building. Take levator, ‘WOOPWARD & LOTHROP, 10TH, 11TH AND F OTS. NW. served, SPECTAL interested men Carroll Institute GLE at 8:30 it SSION, No. 4, FB. A. A. MLA fed coumuanication ‘wil be “held” on cant, 7 Pi GEo. SCHULTZ, Secretary. stat See "“SUFFrace,” “FREE EDUCATION," AND “EIGHT HOURS.” MASS MEETING at GRAND ARMY HALL On THURSDAY, March 17, 1892, at 8 p.m. “*Suffrage in the District,” Rev. Alex. Kent. ‘“‘Free Text Books and Education,” Mr. Theodore De Land. “‘Kight-hour Law,” Mrs. Annie L. Diggs and other ‘eminent speakers, ‘Under the auspices of D. A. 60, K. of L., and Federa- tion of Labor, D.C. mb15-30" eS Ew DERN Eas. When you give the order we will with co's transform cloths into clothes. Our cutters and tail- ors will produce garments both graceful and good—fine gar- ‘ments, One of our specialtios— An ezeclient business suit to order, twenty-fve dollars, W. Cc. MERTZ‘S ‘Tailoring Shop, mhi6 51d 11th at. BERKS ARE FALLIBLEY Infallibility ts found only in ‘THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER, The human mind is often confused and mistakes natorally follow. The National Cash Keyister never makes a iuistake, Man cam be dishonest. The Na- Honal Cash Lexister cannot be ‘and entorces honesty, inothers. An honest man regards it with favor as lightener of respom Adishonest man’ detest it'and dreads its de powers. Call and investi- stem. THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO., 643 Louisiana avenue n. w. ROBERT CALLAHAN, Agent. Be PPEW's FURNITURE HOUSE 2.L.W.) DISAGREEABLE ODOR IN REFRIGERATORS. Usually the unpleasant smell arises from fampness, This can be overcome Ly’ placing nie iresh Quicl a fom iresh quickiime Ob & pia Te 1 HAVE THE PARLOR SUITES, YOU HAVE THE MONEY. THE TWO SHOULD CHANGE HANDS. THIS I8 YOUR OPPORTUNITY. ‘The winning cuesser of the number of sales made in my estabushinent during the present month will be- come the lucay owner of a Sideboard that will excite {ue admiration and envy of ail the other contestants, Hemember that the guessing must close ob. the Mih= of the 5th instant, taough the sales continue Until the night ofthe ‘The euessing is closed and the boxcontaining the guesses is sealed up thus early in order to provide aguinst wny suspicion of collusion. Any person who is eighteen years of axe or over fs Privileged to make one cues. You are not required to buy'anything. Drop in and get a guess card and fill Stout. | The sales in February azregated 531, For the firet tive days in March they sumun up 83. 3OHN RUDDEN, 3LW.1 513 Seventh street northwest. Se CONDESSED GOODNESS IN SHOES. ‘The Emerson Shoes contain more solid Emerson wear, comfort and style than any shoe Shoes extant forthe money. Direct from the Shined manufacturers through branch stores Free. allover the country to you—one proftt. R. B. GROVER & CO., “*Sole Makers and Seilers of the Emerson Shoe,” 1103 Pa. ave. n. w.—next to Star office. mb16 TELEPHONE US YOUR ORDERS. Only prices today. Zo-Kalon Claret, per doz. To-Kalon Burcurily, doz. To-Kalou Koya! Rel, doz To-Kalon Bauterne doz. mane o-Kalon Sherry tazed), at ‘To-Kaion Port (zed), qi. jou Catawh ‘Kalou Grape Bra 'O-KALON fe18-2m G14 14th st. 2 <q CONCLUSIVE PROOF, his order a few days ago more Hainmonds. ‘This is is second order, and he expresses himself more than sat- {ntied with their superiority over all other Type- Waiters. "The Haiuuond: keys waning “and Riay yet become the “unieersa” Lapawtiter, 3. C. PARKER, Sole Agent for Hammond Typeieriter, O19 7thate n YOUR TYPEWRITER OPERATOR CAN transcribe the words from the phonortaph ‘With the saine faculty as from manuscriyt, taiiue 2 few words at's thine, and causing the’ phono: fruph’s voice to halt at the operator's will and Sleasure Write us for phs on trial, ‘Colt MBTA PHORGGHALH co, 997 Bats new. R. F. Cromelin, Sec, mbld BeOS BOLD WITH A GUARANTEE. Weean- not afford to seil your inferior glass. We cannot af- ford not to live up toevery agreement. We will go to any Jength and cost to right any wrong in our business. We guarantee our glass, and guarantee our work—what more can we do? CHAS. E. HODGEL ““Bapert Handler ef Glass," 913 7th st. ow. BREEN YOU cHOOsE a sUIT XOU should chooses Pattern and Color to correspond with your Stature and Complexion. You will notice that all well-dressed men dress according to this rule. We have all the leading fashionable shades of Spring Suitings to match every stature and complexion. We measure you ina geometrically accurate way.cut your Suit in a style which most becomes you. ie have the largest stock and largest variety of Patterns in the city. G. WARFIELD SIMPSON, Cor. Oth and G sts, nw. PROPOS: THIS WEATHER fatoshes and Unibrates fas be _mni6 mhi6 mb16 race con Me i agtaTs, eteat ‘Umbrellas as low ae 81-00 and an hig Slyou wish towo. B, H. STINEMETZ & 1237 baby babiy, cecrini We can sell you everything that enters into the con- struction of a house: SONS, ‘Window Frames, Biinds gnd Doors, ‘Mouldings, Nails, Hinges, Locks. Lowest prices on everything, not only on bumber. People's Lumber Yard, Cor. Gth and New York ave. nw. gor. 11th and O sts. ; Washington News and Gossip i Index to Advertisements, ADVERTISING, AMUSEMENTS, ATTORNEYS AUCTIO: BIcYcr, EDUCATIONAL. EXcU! FINANCIAL... FOR EXCHA: FOR RENT (Miscelianeous). FOR RENT (Offices) FOR RENT (looms). FOR RENT (Houses). FOR RENT (Stores), FOR SALE (Houses), FOR SALE (Lote)... o FOR SALE (Horses and Vehicles) .... FOR SALE (Pianos) Wi WH RIE eee wow MARRIAGES. MEDICAL . MISCELLANEOUS, ONEY WANTED Al )T ARTES PUBLIC. OCEAN STEAMERS OFFICIAL NOTICES., POTOMAC RIVER BUATS PIANOS AND ORGAN! PERSONAL, PROFESSIONAL RAILROADS... WAN LED (slisceitaneoas) WINTER RESORTS CLR lek et eek eke ok eek ee eed Govenswent Recarrrs Topay.—Internal rev- enue, $366,019; customs, $457,488. Ges. L. A. Gnanr, assistant secretary of war, is stili confined to his bed with a severe attack of the grip, accompanied by @ sore throat and a high fever. Secretary Brarxe’s Heatrw.—Secretary Blaine was able to sit up today. as usual, but is not strong enough yet to leave his room or to attend to very much business. It was said at his house today that he is making good progress toward recovery. PRESENTED TO THE Presmpext.—Dr. Mott Smith, the newly accredited minister from Hawaii, was formally presented to the Presi- dent this morning by Acting Secretary Whar- ton of the State Department. Tae Pnrestpext’s Caiens.—Tho President's callers today included Senators Hoar and Stock- bridge, Mr. and Mrs. Gelett of Detroit, Kepre- sentative Holman and Mayor O'Brien of Law- rensburg, Ind., Rey. Dr. Tallmadg> and family of Brooklyn, Representatives Pickler and Har- yey, Mr. Bliss of New York, Mr. Belknap and Misses Clews of New York. Movements or Navan Vessets.—The Navy Departmen: has received information of the arrival of the U. 8.8. Boston at Corinto yes- terday on her way to San Francisco. The Mo- hican arrived at Seattle yesterday with the Nipsic in tow. The U. 8. S San’ Francisco, with Admiral Brown on board, arrived at Hou olulu February 27. The Pensacola, now Honolulu, will leave for San Francisco this Week. Her departure was delayed in order to allow her officers to participate in an enter- tainment given in their honor at court. Navat Onpens.—Passed Assistant Surgeon E. H. Marstellez has been ordered to duty at the Naval Academy. Lieut. Frank E. Beatty detached from library and war records office on April 20 and ordered to the Ranger on April 26, Ensign Louis 8. Van Duzer detached from hydrographic office on 17th instant and ordered to the Miantonomoh. Lieut. C. P. Rees having reported his arrival in the United States, ordered home and granted three months’ leave of absence from the 1ith instant. Passed As- sistant Engineer W. B. Bayley detached from the office of the United States fish commission on 1ith of April next and ordered to duty on the Ranger on the 19th of April. Prnsoxat.—Charies Bradley of Newark, N. J., Albert A. Pope of Boston and R. Richcock of Brooklyn are at the Normandie.—Louis Durr of Milwaukee, W. H. Boyd of Cincinnati and John A. Mackam of Petersburg, Va., are at the Johnson.—Oliver Allen of Mumford, N. nd Rey. H. H. George of Beaver Falls,Pa., are at the Fredonia.—J. 31. Gibbons of Boston, Mr. and Mrs. Loomis of Burlington, Vt., Chas, Philip Easton of New York and David Scars of Boston are at the Arno.——G. 8. Dickerman of New Haven, Edward Miller of Louisville, Ky.. H. O. King of Atlanta, Ga., and Otto Baars oi Coney Island, N. ¥., are at the Howard.—— P, Metzenroth of Boston and W. F. Nicholson of New York are at the National.——J. H. Mohler of Columbus, Ohio, J. M. Smith’ and Chas. Williams of New York are at the Metro- politan.——J. Keenan of Boston, W. M. Thomp- son of York, R. McMurray of San Fran- cisco, Geo. Everett of Portland and E. Bowen of Philadelphia are at Willard’s.—E. A. Miller and_C. E. Cassett of New Jersey, J. A. Dugan of Williamsport, Pa. and D. R. Warton of New York are at the Randall. H. C. Carhart of Ohio, J. E. Biackburn of Belaire, Ohio, Warren R. Fales of Pawtucket, R. H. Bryon of New York and E. W. Pattison of St Louis are at the Ebbitt.—J. D. Baker of Maryland, J. A. Wells of Pittsburg, Ed. W. Gilmore of New York and Albert Maguire of Pennsylvania at the Riggs.—8. Y. Tuppe of Atlanta, J. D. Young of Louisville, Mason L. Stone of New York, Thomas E. Mount of Mississippi, Edgar S. Wilson of Macon, Ga., and P. C. Koyce of Hartford, Conn., are at the Arlington.—c. B. Clarke and P." Barnes of New York, H. C. Wordsworth of Buffalo and John Pitcairn of Philadelphia are at the Shoreham. WORLD'S FAIR FINANCES. The Investigating Committee Will Go to Chicago to Make Its Inquiry. ‘The subcommittee of the appropriations com- mittee charged with an investigation of world’s fair expenditures has definitely decided to leave here on the evening of the 24th and begin on the 26th instant in Chicago an investigation into the matter. The members of the sub- TWO CENTS. GETTING POINTS FOR THE ARMY. Secretary Elkins’ Reorganization of the Bu: Feau of Military Organization. METHODS FOLLOWED SUCCESSFULLY IN FUROPEAN COUNTRIFR TO BE ADOITED— FACTS THAT MIGHT BE EXTREMELY VALUABLE IN TIME OF WAR TO BE HUNTED OUT AND KEPT ON TAP. Secretary Elkins Inte yesterday afternoon is- snedan important order providing forthe reor- ganizing of the division of military intelligence. The order bas caused consideraLle comment among army officers. It reads as follows: The division of military information, here- tofore created im the office of the adjutant gen- eral of the army, is hereby reorganized as fol- lows: 1. The division will be placed in charge of an officer of the adjutant general's department, to be selected by the Secretary of War. 2. In addition to its othor duties the division will be charged with: (a.) The coilection and classification of mil tary information of our own and foreign coun- tries, especially with respect to armed, re- served and available strength, natural and artificial means of communication (rivers, cannis, highways and railroads); the manufac. ture of arms, ammunition and other war mm- terial; supplies or food, horses, draft animais, &e., & (b.) The preparation of instructions for the guidance of officers of the army serving oF traveling abroad or acting as military attaches, and the arrangement and digest of information contained in their reports. (c.) The issuance to the army of military maps, monographs, books, papers and other publications and the dissemination of valuable information on military subjects throughout all branches of the service. (d.) Correspondence with state authorities and militia officers on questions affecting the organization and armament of the militin of the several states and territories and of the District of Columbia, and the reference to roper authority of questions for decision re- lating to tactical instruction, discipline and equipment. (e.) The preparation of instructions to the ofticers detailed by the Secretary of War to sit the several enucampments of state troops and to witness the movements and exercises of the militia, ax well as the digesting, arrange- ment and preservation of all reports that may be duly submitied by them. (f.) The study and preparation of plans for the mobilization and transportation of militia aud volunteers dnd their disbaudment and for the concentration of the military forces of the United States at the various st or near the frontiers of the country. 3. ‘y «aormation will also have charge of a muscum to be established for the proper care and preservation of such military relics as are now in the several bureaus of the War Department or as may hereafter be obtained. 4. The officer in charge shell perform such other duties as naturally appertain to the divi- sion, or as may be hereafter assigned to bim from time to time by the Secretary of War, A8 VIEWED BY ARMY OFFICERS. Inquiry on the part of a Star reportoramong army officers today developed the fact that the order issued by Secretary Eikins providing for the reorganization of the bureau of military information is of a far more important nature than would appear on casual reading. It isnot @ mere reorganization of the routine duties of the bureau, but contemplates such en- largemen: of its functions as to make its inquiries as far-reaching and its usefulness as practical and efficacious as all similar insti- tutions in the largest countries of Europe. Heretofore the bureau hax been necessarily more or less circumscribed in its sphere of ac- tion, but under the new plan it will extend its inquiries into every foreign field, while at the same time developing every possible avenue of military intelligence in this country. Especial attention isto be given to the collection and classification of military information con- cerning the armed, reserved and available strength, natural and artificial means of communication, the manufacture of arm and all war material and supplies, and in fact every detail of war contingent, both in this and foreign cour.tries. One of the most im- portant duties of the reorganized burean will the careful study and preparation of plans for the mobilization and transportation of fed. eral and volunteer troops and their conceatra- tion and disbandment at strategic pointson the frontier—matters which have never beforo re- ceived the full consideration which they de- served in this country. : Under this authority now the to; 5 of the country will be thoroughly studied and every road and water course will be exami, with the view to ascertaining its fullest capac for transporting troops in time of emergency, &c., moving or maueuvering them as oc- casion requires, In foreign countries these have always been matters of _ gravest study, as illustrated in the Franco-Prussian ar when the German armies crossed the frontier, each German general having in bis pocket 's schedule of every road and a plan of every strategic point and battlefield on his own and French territory. THE warts. Another of the underlying features of the Secretary's new order, and one that is caleu- lated to excite general interest in military circles and be productive of untold advan- tages, is the jurisdiction given to the bureau under the Secretary's supervision over all matters pertaining to the militia, The Secretary's idea seems to be to establish closer and more intimate connection between the federal and state military organizations and to make possible greater y and more intelligent co-operation than ever before existed between the two elements of our mili- tary establishment. THE PROPOSED MUSEUM. A pleasing and interesting annex to the bureau of military information will be a museum which is proposed for the collection of the various relics and souvenirs of American wars which now lie scattered throughout weisie wageegee as well as those which ter be obtained. All in all the Secretary's action in this regard promises most advantageous results, and in of well-informed military men the is re- garded as.one of the most practical and im- it that has been issued from the War partment for some time. AN ITALIAN MINISTER, Probability That Our Diplomatic Relations ben Baron Fava was first ordered to len Washington officially the action of his ~d ment was as ; E Hi LAUNCHING OF EL SUD Many From Washington Present at the Ceremony. BM FIELD 10 GO 10 AN ASTLOM Big Slump in Price cf Coal in London. MR. HILL AT BIRMINGHAM, LAUNCHED AT NEWPORT NEWS. The Southern Pacific Steamship El Su@ Given to the Sea. Newrort News, Va., March 16.—In the pres ence of a large number of distinguished visitors the Southern Pacific Steamship Company's new steamship El Sud was launched at the yards of the Newport News Ship Com- pany and Dry Bock Company at 11 o'clock this morning. The day was cold and raw and the ground war covered with sleet. The steamer Norfolk brought a number of Sen- ators, Representatives, government officials and newspaper correspondents from Washington witness the event. Among those present were: Senators Dolph, Frye, Sanders and Sawyer, Representatives Herbert, Boutelie, Dingley. Milliken, Newberry, Vincent, A. Taylor, Outh- waite, Cogswell, Hayes, C. R Breckinridge, O'Neill of Missouri, Buchanan, Bowman Bowers, Gen. Dumont and Supervising Archi- tect Edbrooke of the trenrary. The Washington contingent will leave New- port News for home at 4 p.m., and afters short stop at Old Pount should arrive at Wasb- ington Thursday morning. The trip down was rather rough and a number of the passengers who were unaccustomed to the Water were sea sick. FIELD TO Go 10 AN ASYLUM, His Mental Condition Must Be Definitely Determined There. w York, Merch 16.—Judge Van Brunt has given his decision in Edward M. Field's case. The judge said: “I have arrived at the con- clusion that E. M. Ficld be confined in am insane asylum under state supervision until such time as it can be definitely whether the symptom» which he exhibits of im- sanity are real or feigned.” Down Like « Shot, Loxpox, March 16. scene in the coal e: apparent that the pinnacle had been reached in pushing the price of coal, and everybody was Waiting to ece who would strike the keynote for the dewn-grade moveme: At length one of the leading firms offered coal at four shillings under the ruling price. It was as if a firebrand had been cast into the crowd. There was a wild rash to foliow the leader and coal took a rapid fall. ‘The repre- sentatives of Helgian mine owners who have flocked “in “dozens to the city to take advantage of the situation are going back to Belgium disgusted. They find that the miners’ stoppage Las not made London « gold mine for the continent producers. Tt ts now considered certain that the adj miners’ conference, to be held im London this afternoon, will decide in favor of a rerumpton of work on Monday next. —>__ MAKING UP LOsT SLEEP, Sepator Hill Retired to Bed on Arriving at Birmingham, Ala, Bronxcram, Avs. Mareh 16.—Senator Hill and his party arrived bere by the East Ten- nossee route from Jackson at 3:45 this morn- ing. Mayor Lane and a committee of promi- nent citizens met the Senator at the station and welcomed him to the city. ‘The party was taken to the Caldwell House, where roome had been reserved, and the Sena tor retired to make up a little lost sleep. It was 10 o'clock when Senator Hill rose thie morning. Breakfast was served in the indies’ ordinary of the Caldwell House. At its con- clusion Sevator Hill returned to the Hill lors, where he shook hands with » few of the leading citizens of Birmingham. At 10:30 the committee appointed to excort the Senator to the Opera House waited for bim in the hotel parlors. Senator Hill took Mayor Lane's arm and was escorted to the carriage that was im Waiting to take him to O'Brien's Opera House. ‘he Opera house Was crowded. Senator HM was introduced to the enthumastic throng by Col. Hewitt, president of the Hili Club. — GIGANTIC LIN SUGAR, Millions of Dollars Involved in a Philadele phia Scheme. Pamapecrma, Pa., March 16.—It is gener- ally accepted that a gigantic deal in sugar bas taken place in this city in the last few days, which involves millions of capital and some of the largest independent sugar refineries in the country-those of Harrison, Frazier & Company and that operated by E. C. Knight & Company. Mr. Harrison refased to either conirm or deny the report and alll others who might be able to answer were equaily reticent, but the presence in this city of a representative of the sugar trust, who had conferences with both firms, gives color te the report. — BY ROPE AND ®AZOR. |rwo Untortunates Put an End to ‘Thete Lives, Prrrspuna, Pa, March 16.—A Chronicle Telegraph Youngstown, Ohio, special says: W. 3. Trunkey, a prominent attorney of Warren, Ta, and a son of the inte Judge Trum key of the state supreme court, com- mitted suicide by hanging in the Turkish bath parlors of the Todd House. Trunkey cane to the hotel ten days ago suffering from liquor and has been under the care of a physi- cian, He leaves « wife and fami Bestox, March 16.—Thomas F. Ingoldsby, father-in-law of Congressman O'Neill, com- mitted suicide is home, No. 28 Senca street, yesterday _ afternoon, cutting the ' arieries of his wrist jngular vein with a razor. Temporary in- ‘sanity, resulting from grip, is assigued as the cause Uf the act, The deceased was sixty years of age and bad been engaged in the clothing business in Boston for several years, He leaves three sons and one daughter. _ B. and 0. Keport for Febraary. Bavrimone, March 16.Earnings and es- penses of the Bultimore and Ohio Railroad Company for February, 1892, compared with February, 1891, February, 3892, ; "Pebruary, 1891, ' audited: increase, £250,196. Net—I891, ©482, 1892, $388,567; decrease, @94,15T. Earnings and expeuses for the five months of fiscal year 151-92 compared with the same months of the fiscal year 1690-91. , 1892, roximated: Earnings — 1891, $9,862,828; Ie92, 10,560,017; increase, $879,189.‘ Ex- penses—1891, $7,020,252; 1892, $7,775,640; im- crease, $755,385. Net—1891, 2,642,576; 1802, $2,784,377; decrease, 55,199.