Evening Star Newspaper, March 18, 1892, Page 1

SSS EE THE EVENING STAR. CUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS. 1101 Penasyivania Avenue, comer 11th St. by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, 8 H. KAUPFMANN, Pres't. New York Office, 88 Potter Twe Evevreo Stan fity by carriers. on tt er Beilding, im served to subseribers in the r own account, at 10 cents per Week, oF 44c. per month. Copies at the counter. 2 tents each. By inal! here in the United States oF Canada postare orepaid. "0 con's per inenth. Servmpar Quanncrte Sitrrr Stam 81.00 per year; with foreum postace added. $25.00. poses cny {Patered at the Post Office at Washington, D.C., as wecond-class mail matter. | €2~ All mail subscriptions must be paid im advance. Rates of advertising made known on application. "Vor. 80, No. 20,211. FINANCIAL. WASHINGTON, D.C,, FRIDAY, MARCH 18, 1892. TWO CENTS. STATEMENT OF BUSINESS FOR 1891. Net Leger Aste, Jan, seen 819,853, 178.25 For Premiums 82,020,245 11 For Interest, iients and Profit and Loss... Less taxes. Brut & Co., Bawxess, 1406 G STREET. BURGLARS AT WORK, DEPOSITS, EXCHANGE, DISCOUNTS. Described in yesterday's STAR was only one of MANS | 4 secisity made of investment securities, similar occurrences, There are many thousand men DIAMOND ROBBERY. ‘Foreign exchange issued on all points. 3.974,708.58 | #2d women who are Lunting for chances to rob honest | ja7-gm Siosth tevactiles boshb and: obe: 2 S86. le. The public forget this until cases arise in- = “ DISBURSEMENTS. SL. 83 | Peopl r Vv M_B. GUBLEY. ~ FREDERICK C. STEVENS Doath- Catena. ee eh te a volving great loss; then there is great rush to rent Metubery of the, Yrashinaton Stock Exchanke. = boxes in safe depgsit companies. Think how much | Neal Eatate, Insuranice and Stock Brokers, 1835 Fst 1 len, extate bouLht, fold and rented. -"Lecal secur jt See Sa whe ar 5: very eenell cence) Chew one | Te go einen deel ene eee = ‘and % Ou to Brsi-class sxc be sbeolutely safe. Call and examine the splendid | vestments. -piose 7 : = ‘Total paid to poli safe deposit equipments of the ne Uxiren Srar anal: se = BUILDING ASD LUAK ABSUCIATION, srount yaid for ? 5 auD TRU: 2 NGION, D.C. tuiesions to Ace WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CO.. Enables you to $10 paying RENT by. applying same Strom, ued geal . ye interne PUNCH ASE ofa Oath adveriding, eres nurs deposited in ai , ie Granite Building, QB nyecial devostte: trom the AND F STS. DAN retary. — J 50 W CORSON." INOW. SIACAIINEX. Meniber N. ¥. Bs. crusd Interest on in ‘The paid-up capital of this company is €1,000,000. oe vestments purchased CORSON & MACARTNEY, Guring the year. ‘Boxes for rent from @3 per annum upward. mb18 GLOVEK BUILDING, 1410 F ST. N. W., w= 3.100,541.96 Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds, Set Ledgor Ascots, Dee 20, 702, SA. BF Market vaine of secur- 31, 1891... 896,329.01 Gross Assets, Dec. 31, 1801 im es: LIABILITIES. Reservs at Massach- ‘eotte Standart 4 per cent : Balance 19, 582.556. 38 is rs 3, Dow Mr Promina ANNUA Bom ALL. Policies eatuplilets, rates und values for any age sent 09 9P- jeation to the Company's office, or tu, 4 Wat GU Ob: RreCeFER, ry. . Secretory. As Exewoven Noros. ‘That you have to dis to win your life insur- ance is now an expluied idea. The Eqsitabie is constantly paying lance sums to (iring policy holders whose policies have matured, Im some of these cases the cash returns moun: than 175 percent of the pre mirons paid ou the olicies. A posta’ will secure you further information. BOWES & HALL, Resident Manaxers, Equitable Life Assurance Society of the Cuited States. mb1s Tuz Wasursctos Loas Asp Trvst compayy, NEW BUILDING, 6. W. Cor. oth and F Streets, Washington, D.C. CASH CAPITAL, ONE MILLION DOLLARS. ‘Rents safes in its fire and burgiar-proof vaults, ‘with combination and permutation locks, that can be openmd only by the renter, at prices vary- img according to size and location. ALLOWS INTEREST ON DEPOSITS OF MONEY. Executes trusts of every Kind, holding trust funds separate and apart from the assets of the company Collects interest or income. Acts as transfer agent or registrar of corpora- tiom stock. Receives for safe keepine, under guarantee, Valuables of every destription, such as coupon, Feyisterel and other Loads, certificates of stork, deeds, mortgares, coin, plate, jewelry, ae. Receipts for and safely keeps wills without charge. ‘Sg For further information call at the office or send for circular. OFFICERS: BRATNARD H. WARNER, President. JOHN JOY EDSON, Vice President, INO. A. SWOPE, 2 Vice President. JOHN K. CARMODY, Treasurer. B. ROBISON, Secretary. A Wa Steer Maxvat Free. Best rules for successful trading in stocks, ‘Large profits on small risks. ‘Discretionary accounts a specialty. Fffteen years'ex- perience. mb12-0t* & J. PECK & CO., 62 Broadway, N.Y. Tuz Nasioxa. SAFE DEPOSIT SaVINGS And TRUST COMPANY OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. CORNER 15TH ST. AND NEW YORE AVE. CHABTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS JANUARY 22, 1867. Reorganized under act of Cousress October 1, 1890, And special act of Congress February 18, 1802. CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS. Acts as executor, administrator, cuantian of the es tates of minors, committee of the estates of lunatics, secetver, assignee and executes trusts of any and every Geseription. ‘Wills prepared by scompetent attorney, who isin Gaily atiendance, and kept without charge, when the Company is named executor cr trustee. Receives money deposits in sume of TEN CENTS pd upward and allows interest thereon. Money deposited on ur before the first Gay and on the (Bret, second and third days uf the weath will craw in- terest trou the fret day. Ld Loans money Up Drea! estate and collateral security. Solis first-class real estate and otber securities in ume of $600 and upward. Rents Sates for €- $¢-97_$8-910-912.50-813— (20 $25-- $40 $50 $75 2100 aud 9125-e0ch per (MmBE, accurdiig te sie abd 6 aun, Manaveuwut: President, BENJAMIN YSNYDER at, CHARLES ©. uLove JaAMis M JOuNS TONS, a ‘THOMAS K JONES, "Tbird. E. FRANCIS KiGGS. ALBERT 1 SiC RTEVANT, Dareciors: ps freezes: Gasca a | or Henry a. Willard. eee, x 5 ‘acme Ls Fea, enya Seana ‘Stock Bicbanxe LEWIS 6. TE BANKERS AND BROKERS, 1335 F ST., WASHINGTON, D. ¢., ‘sel for cash of ob margin Stocks, Bonds, Sehgiretae Sat ew en eaa cunee Vinterert cluwed on Loans. Collections. ind nt af wets inte ork, Philadelpbiey Boston A pect Panag eae earn, Dict Salty avestnvent secarit Bonds and ail focal Kalirvad, Gus, Insurance and Fale eplione Stork dealt in. ‘Ainerican Bal. Tolevhone Stock bouxht and sold. 3718 PR ace a nrendscnelenteniahme ice sin Havz You Mave Your Wu Deposits. E: omtilroed Stocks and gpihe exchanges of ‘and Wills, naining this Company as executor, are drawn and kept free of charge. Should You wish any information upon this vitally important subject we shall be giad to «ive it. Making a will is a duty you owe your wife, children and to society. It is.» matter from which ail sentiment should be excinded. ‘There are many who refrain from making their will from the delicacy in discussing their personal property anc effects and its disposition. This is really but another Teason why you should uae a company, such as ours, to act as your executor. The friend you might chose to act in that ca- pacity may not be your friend a few years hence, or he may die, may remove from the city or have other fnterests of «reater Persoual importance to himself. This company holds the making of wilisin the strictest confidence and by virtue of its standing and experience is in a position to SPECIAL NOTICES. @=> (37. PATRICK WAS A WISE MAN” ‘This was dewonstrated by his appreciation gf Sp mell-bound library. HODGES’ NATIONAL BISDERY, 1326 F t., cnn give you some of his ideas. § S10 _ACC_Fiienvs oF onaanized i< inbor. greetin-— This isto notity that culties between “Mr. Franz Scunider -& 0.1 7 Toad, and the Journeyien Butchers" Union, 5 of L-. have up te this day no: been settled. “By order of Jowrneymen Butchors’ Caion,Gdi1,K. of mal 7st REMOVAL, ‘Ibe American Mutusl Aid Societ; arate Asser Ad Sosaty han removed to Bq SraNDaRD warrine macuine OF TRE WORLD. ‘The give you valuable informacion relative to s. making profitable investments of trusts 1808 fonds and otherwise making the estate usre- MODEL mufnerative as possible to the heirs. Another argument in naming this company as execu- Or the tor, instead of an individual, isits perpetuity, as individuals must die, and are otherwise subject to buman fraiities. This company has 8312,500 deposited with the comptroller of the Treasury for the faithful performan of all trusts, and any improbity of which would cause it to lose its charter. The thoughtful and intelligent will recognize many other reasons why it is best to names company such as this as executor, admiuis- trator or trustee in preference to an individ- wal. Weeshall be pleased to talk the matter REMINGTON Is now ON THE MARKET, WYCKOFF, 8EAMANS & BENEDICT, LE DROIT BUILDING, STH AND F STS. <g> 4N OPPORTUNE TOPIC TO LADIES. If you are thinking ot buyiug Fur Capes, uate, mi7-te pena tae pan or Peasshins Within a year, now jathe tine: eetany Ig wise, you will take advantace of our low prices and buy riow, thereby receiving the benedt of th this seaaon, is Well us next. We have “one pric wave no discounts, aud guarantee the rice: ae 10W a8 AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST CO., identical goods cau be Lowsht in Au. A. T. BRITTON, Pressdent. = WHET T & RUOEF, g mhi7 Pa. ave. u.W. New Stone Building, 1405 G st. n.1. 1t 534 REAT. ESTATE SPECULATION. We have an elewant chauce for a party with ten ‘thousand dolia:s to speculate in city lots, Can be sold for less than paid for adjacent lots. Ex- eeptionally brilliant prospective increase, PROCTOR & PROCTOR, Woaxtsours And others whose working hours prevent them from making deposits at the regular tiwe will do well to take advantage ot the Saturday evening hours of the 9074 ate n.w. Union Savings Bank. Real Estate and Insurance Broters. ~~" whlT ‘The Buuk is open to receive deposits between the hours of Gand 8 every Seturduy evening, apd a large number of people have already found it » most con- Veuient time to deposit. The Union Savings Bank meets a want which has Jone been felt in our city by providing a savings insti- tution with modern savings bank methods, which en- courages every working man to lay Ly each week or each month something for a rainy day which wil! Lear interest and accumulate rapidiy. CHAS. A. MUDDIMAN, G14 12th at. ALL PERSONS HAVING GOODS ON deposit with H. K. Fultum upon which iiterest js due twelve months or more are notified to call and pay interest on the saine, or the Wai be sould at March 29, 1802, at 10 o'clogl i K. FULTON, Fawnbro oe mhi5 ‘ @->SHOES OF THE BEST ¢ The Union Savings Bunk furnishes the best means | MoE? Sirvect stock to select f for a poor man to own a home, rices Jor the at Vest can be iound on M.SURICKLAND'S, 980 Pa ave. SS SUMMER PRICES FOR COA FOr ANTHRACITE, 30 CENTS FER TON ‘Off ior cash the mext 20 uays, bmier, S ICE AND COAL Co. _ mbit ner 10th and F ets. n.W. STEWART BANJOS. 4 HE MOST BEAUTI- CALL AND EXAMINE OUR SYSTEM. 4HE UNION SAVINGS BANK, 09 7TH ST. N. — Post Offic ful vanjos made. Prouounced perfect by eee Tat Otics Drgertenent. i prvies iemal payers. iat stock Gt Open 9:30 a m. to 5 p. m. and 6to8 Saturday ey Seg Ngo mpl AF SIE hear 10th wt, sole agents for W 2 mbi7-3t eveninss. y ei ee eae Gone SOU NER PIANOS ARE THE STs DARD iin we World. 14UGO WOKC! (CAPITAL STOCK OF © CO™ aceuis, 20 7th st. Pianos for rent, moved, tuned dnd paced. “Pianos exchunwed. THE SCHILLINGER CURBING AND PAVING COMPANY GEDNEY & KOBERTS CO. Isoffered for sale at its par value, #100 PER SHARE, | SS~ At the Banking House of DESIGNING, ENGRAVING AND WOODS & CO., 1222 F st. ow. PRINTING FOR SOCIAL AND mai BUSINESS USES, OFFICERS. L. P. WRIGHT, President. JOHN C. POOR, Vice President, 907 10TH 8: 13 H. T. WOODS, Treasurer. |. WAINWRIGHT, Secretary. * —— SxTION 7 McLAUGHLIN. Gomee Manager. Be ME AOA carps, REGISTRAR OF CAPITAL STOCK. 1108 E st. a. we THE AMERICAN SECUKITY AND TRUST DEPAR: TAILORING. COMPANY. ‘The business of the company is a well-known and long-established one. It is the intention of the com- pany to add to its former lines of business that of j ASPHALT STREET PAVING, INSURAN For conducting which it will havea new and complete | \PUTUAL PROTECTION FIRE INSURANCE CO. | eutitt of tools aud machinery, and will be fully pre- eee te NTR DALE NEYNE, { ptr etre re | Hrydent, (JAMES E STICH. ‘seciatary. Ian pared to execute the largest coutractain this very prof: | policies at uiusually iow rates wiid each insurer shares inthe profits. For full iuforsnation apply to th Mable line of business. otto company, HOGG ste eke ety OFFICE OF THE COMPANY, 1413 @ ot nw. . D. BARR, 111] Pennsylvania ave. Suits from 835 up. ‘Trousers from #10 up. Low prices from this date with hich-grade art, $a20 CE. fo26-te > Puosraatic Exvrstos, ISURANCE PLACED ON LIVES OF MEN AND Annuities issued ponsible companies. in ne saan mbs-lia 1306 F at C. T. Havexse: Memb. r Washington Stock Exchange, Meal Estate and Stork Broker, Rooms 9 11, AUantie building, 990 F street northwest. ‘The most efficient and palatable preparations of COD LIVER OIL on the market. Its compo- sition is well known and has the indorsement of the pharmaceutical end medical societies of Washington. Every iuxredient in its formule fs essential and contributes to the alleviation of coughs, colds and the symptoms of all wasting ‘iseases. We take xreat pains toprepareit care- fully of the best materials and to have it made freshly. Sold in any quantity. INVESTMENT SECUKITIES. Stocks, Bouds and Grain bought and sold forcash oF W. 8. THOMPSON, on wacxin. ‘Cotton bought and sold in New York or New Orleans, wt. CORKESFONDENTS. 708 15th ot mbl5 4 Bache & Co.. New York Stock Exchange. Bros.. New York Cotton Exchange. = Lebman, Stern & Co., New Orleans Cotton Exchange. ny Kamson Bios. & Co., Chicago Board of Trade. Pasrevn Warex Firrens. ee ee ene eee ‘THE BEST IN EXISTENCE. Aelephoue, $55. a Foerury BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF WASHINGTON, D. ©. ‘Subscribed Capital $1,000,000. 6 Per Cent paid on Regular Deposits, and 10 Per Cent pad on Deposite left with the Association for5 "Jou can borrow 41,000 from: us on Real Estate socur- ity and vay it back at the rate of $13 per month. ‘The 17th series of stock is now open for subscrip- Wruasanra & Enxoxsrox, 1205 Prxxa. Aven Sikes hacia, Sars Te (230-3 HARRISON DINGMAN. .........+-.0+0+-s0-0-. President ANDREW WALL......19t Vice President and Manacer GEORGE W. LEACH........000- Jac-thet.tr FINANCIAL. FINANCIAL. SPECIAL NOTICES. | SPECIAL NOTICES. : 2 ; FALISM, WONN'S HALL, 721 | @—@— WASHINGTON HEBREW CONGREGA- fe TSSURANCE COMPANY. Tur Great isk nye W. Brown | Cials, womlerfui vst meditin” Dugin dayr Prag, | st Varhts Steet Temple bet Huei kowe Fons Lee E SQUARE. ~-.. BOSTON, MASS. for private sittings, Mra. Cabell's, 110 2d st, s.e. ture by Rev. L. Stern; subject: ‘The’ Talmi ad.” Ali are 1t icone. Be NATIONAL. BREWING Co, ‘Take the pleasure to announce the first delivery of BOCK BEER, ‘Which will be on draught at their customers’ SATURDAY, MARCH 19, 1892, MONDAY, MARCH 21, 1892, Recommended by physiciana as pure and unadulter- ated and as one of the Lest tonics and restoratives. Families supplied from the Bottling Department. ‘Address CHAS, FLEISHMAN, Manager. THE NATIONAL BREWING 00.,. 24 VIRGINIA AVE. 8.W, RING IN THE LAP OF NG but this year it is lified than usual, rtdnities to don ‘Telephone 958. WINTER LINGE! SPR thus affording you many Feu fhe robes and seaiak haps you have not. to buy for new: BH. — DIAMONDS. have just received from our European buyer two large oriinal papers of loose Diawonds, which were Purchased for us fur below market value for cash, the lots cousist of Diamonds welwuing froin one to three carats, suitable for earriays, studs und rings. ‘This isan unusual opportunity to secufe extraordinary Yalue ‘or investors. pays ene te or Importers uf Liamonds, mh17-3t 1389 Par ave. — NOT'CE IS HEREBY GIVEN OF THE removal of our office irom the Atiantic to the Adams building, 1345 F st. .onposite the Ebbitt House. WATERS & THOMPSON, mb17-6 Real Entate Avente and Builders, g=> NOTICE. ‘The annual meeting of the stockholders of “the Meridian Real Estate and Promotion Company” will be held on MONDAY, April 18, 1802, at 12 o'clock m., at the office of the company, 617 F at. n.w., for ‘the purpose of electing a board of directors for the en- suing year and transacting aily other business that may be necessary. 8. HERBERT GIESY, Secretary. Directors: ‘Wm. Oscar Roome, president; Jon O. Johnson, vice president: C. H. Davidee, treasurer: 8. Herhert Giesy. secretary ‘and sttorney” 5." G. Cromwell, Charles G. Ringwait, W. 8. Campbell. mh s-1ia aq LANCE OF WINTER STOCK AT COSE Asyouare probably aware we expect to oc- cupy the corner of 12th and F sts, by uidsam- mer. Wishing to open with an entirely new ‘stock, and finding we have a few pieces of Med- ium and Heavy Suitings and Trouserings, we shall close them out within the next week or ten daysat actual cost of making up. Excellent opportunity for shrewd men to anticipate next fall’s wants, thereby saving considesabie money. @. WARFIELD SIMPSON, Talior. Cor. 9tb and G sta, n. mh18 ECHO ANSWERS WHY? ‘Why wear common uncomfortable Shoes Emerson when you can qet the Emerson's for the Shoes Shined Free. wearing and dressy. Your money beck for Uusatisfactory Emerson Shoes. ‘The business is growing wonderfully! R. B. GROVER & 0., “*Sole Makers and Sellers of the Emerson Shoes,” 1103 Pa. mbi8 NEW TOWN, D.O. DIRONS, MANTELS, A > Grates, Wrought-iroa. Ga epiat discounts while niakin changes hop, 520 13th st, fERS' TESTIMONY, ece bua eon ee PETITIONS. Work—quick work_00 cents « page. BYRON 8. ADAMS. Prin ‘518 11th st haw, iandd _ Telephone 930. Betas”: SPECIAL itive tN reYeR ES SATURDAY, MARCH 12 Cushion-tired Brand-new "*REFEREE” Satet} to One Hundrea Doliare!—(Forty doliare reduction in Price). These machines are of latest designs and tuliy warranted. GORMULLY & JEFFERY MFG. CO., 1525 14th st. nw. mh12 g@ = HAVING SOLD MY PROPERTY AT THE a ee northwest, toetber with any ood will end snterest i the business carried on therein—lime, cement, &.—to Lew | ee E carnestly een tim to the host favorabie consiuer.tion of my_patroney trends tnd to al, others who desire to be well treated tp bust 9 patronized ie ues I return my beartfelt thanks, and hope for fer of their favors to Mr. Shanahan. CHARLES KENNEDY. Iwill add to the business purchased from Mr. Ken- nedy that of pacnts, ol's, varnishes, brushes, glass. c. and will sell ail coods’ in which I'deal as cheap as sunijlar kinds ‘cnn be bought anywhere elee in the country, qualities considered. Twill wive oroanpt at tention to such orders as T way be favored with and gare to the intervats of those who favor jue with them, Tsincerely thank my forner patrons for vast favors, Fequest « renewal of thelr patronave ancl respectfuiy souiot « patronage frou the gublie n genera SHAN AHA: aub11-10t 330, Ei and ida Nes aves ew KE es FO) HIRE, fe23-1m 414 OTH ST: N.W. Tok 1s BY GIVEN THAT A Faxurance Company ior the Ditrst of Colum Ths ghction of nig dntcbure Stil the atl eis ebruary, ist wilh bela at fe ae the 05 Penn. ‘ave. nw. ib the elt} + 150 hagrict of iumntda, on MO! AY. March ct, i801 40. and close at 2 Boo! er of tiock will Us closed om the ath day. tock ‘24th day of March, 18%: und rewisin closed shay of March. 11 ee By order of the board of directors. FRANK T. RAWLINGS, £626-tm28in Secretar’ Ke OE OF the NOTICE REMOVAL MALIN N. Was & Co., printers and enxravers, Tennoved their cffes to UO5 1th st. i w.stear Ee ‘and enwravine nul: tte branches. fe20-1in* vg MILLIONS HAVE BEEN SPEN1 BY_OUR ‘Was! ington iriends tor Cassard’s wears at We lave tried several pisus to overcome this dit y und have finuliy edoy'ted a biue oval tin tag, with, our hame printed on it in winte, which i affixed to ail our fine meats, whether covered or uncovered. Don't be deceived. Tuniat upon bavinw ouly goods With tuis tag attached to then. Salar and Roneless Lacon wie they were uot of hickory and oak for artes, el and sphiat if you pre: fer blazing coal. Just the thing for Quit parties und gas ight receptions. Pictures and romunce in the spark and flane, MAURY DOVE. Offices: ist and I n.w., 1206 H st. w., 1626 M st. n.w. Wharf, foot F ae * SOULE AND HARRING- Lives can be fo. nd. HAVENNER @ Day: a =»ION RAILING! Send postal and we will do the rest— sf you want any kind of iron work. GEO, WHITE & SONS, fe26-3m__—_—_—Maine ave., bet. 43 and 6th sts, = WABI 10N SAFE DEPOSIT COMPAN S16 and 018 Fennsylvania avenue, Jaults and syarth.cuts tor the sforaie of valu: abie papers, silver, clothing, pictures ad furniture are spacious, dr}, fie and Lurgiar proof. ices mod- fe10-tin CALIFORNIA WINIS AT FAIR PRICES, Pa ice of the x1 . SuNoma EAL FORSIA Wise COMPANY, | Oth st. n. _ HARRY NKAD, Sanauce 1026 => 0UR COMPLET© LINE OF FANCY SHIRTINGS Js ready for your inspection. it is one a? the most at- tractive lings we haveever shown. Calan. be cone Vinced. ¥. 1. HALL, Sbirt Maker, i a = 209 Fat, Be LL Dae gerry : FOR MIRE. WM, GARNER, _mb5-1m 1026 7th st. Bw. g>FINE WATCH REPAIBING. . I make a specialty of Fine Watch Keparine at woderaie prices, Twenty 0. Sears’ expervence. Difdeust Work so.icted. ‘Au work warranted GEO. W, SPIER, Expert Watchmater, 310 9th es. p.w,. mear Pa. ave, WE WILL DO IT FOR YOU. ‘A. gentleman expressed surpri offenng to loan hima Hi ¢ writer On trial for a week or ten days. | We and will do tt Jor you. best, we’ are gisd to have it PARKER, aud Stationery O19 7th st. a Pave always done thi, t being. tested. 3.0. Booksett Buin your fest wearing cheap shoes, which cost as much or more than the ones youcam buy ‘‘just "round the corner." THE BAKER SHOE. 1430 N.Y. ave. mb18 se POPE'S FURNITURE HOUSE, AN EXCELLENT HINT. Pies need not be removed from the tins in which the are baked if the precaution is taken to set them on sinali supports, so that the air can cir culate under them. THIS WEATHER Is—— THESE PARLOR SUITES ARE—— AND THE TIMES ARE—— ‘THE NUMBER OF MY SALES WILL BE— ‘The winning cuesser of the number of sales made in isbinent during the present month will be- ‘KY OWner Of a Sideboard that will excite 2nd envy of ali the other contestants. nnekt.ber that the wuesIue must close on the nicht of the 25th instant, tuough the sales contmue until the night of the sist. ‘The guessing is cloned and t: Dox containing the xuesses is vealed up thus early in order to provide against eny suspicion of collusion. oy permon’ wo tm viel teem years of awe or oer i ered to ake one cuces. You are mi {obuy austhing. Drop iu and cet a guess card ahd SL For the rout |The sales in Febraary agcregated 531. first five days in March they suinned up 83. JOHN RUDDEN, 513 Seventh street northwest. aLw.d DO YOU REALIZE suarantee both our Glassand wok? Not a Sipzie piece of wlans is ex- empt trom 4 guarantee, or ie Veare "Kx pert Glass Handle: 6," and wors 0 sustain this, tutia, We name the lowest prices inthe city, and corect any errors unavuidably, mude in our business. We give estimates free. CHAS. E. HODGEIN “Expert Glass Handler, 913 thst. nw mh18 DAVID L. GITT & CO. —¥ Real Estate Drovers, 617 12th st. n.w. &. DLEASTON, Preside Twourdastoon think of spending the summer in Alexuniry, avof ludling # intye corresp. uence Without an Edison Phonorraph. "Ie doesut kick at iit extra work nd euires no suoaiy tue Way of Boncbons, matinee tickets ot oyster Sup bers. vot yours: Davip L. attr Write wsfor'a Phonopraph on trial. E Columbia Prot Co AS A TONIC: Wine is Just as netessary to an invalid as new aud strenythebing timbers are to a dilapidated buildiuz. We have pure, steength-viving wines for medicinal pur- ‘poses at the lowest prices. TO-KALON WINE COMPANY. Gl4 1ithst.n.w. Telephone 998-8. 627 Est. fe18-2m_ Gen CHECK sysTEM Is made more perfect by ‘THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER, ‘The Check Printer can be attached to a Register at slight xdii-tonal co-t. It prints the aznonnts of sales on consecutively numbered checks wnd at the same 4 Hare Fecoris tue stuns on aiding Wheels inside the Register. A secoud o: third amount can be printed on one cueck. Checks are furnisiied in xeven colors—one foreach day of the week. The advantages of thus sys tem over ail cthers is apparent at once. THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO., 43 Louisiana avenue n. w. 32.0.) ROBERT CALLAHAN, Agent. Sees ACTIN HOUSE HEATING. ‘The ideal method of heating a house is by heated fresh air. ‘This is obtainable only by means of s first-class furnace. ‘The TORRID FUBNACE fs as near fur- nace perfection as furgace makers can make. Itis enequaled for healthfuiness, heat- ing power, economy, casy management, cleintiness and durability. 8. @ SHEDD & BRO., Praubing, Heating and Tinning, 452 9th st. nw. mh18 WHEN IT COMES TO BE SEEN (Our laundry work) we feel convinced you ‘Will continue to have one of our wagons cail every wouk at your address, TOLMAN STEAM LAUNDRY, 491 to 490 C at. now. mblé Bee” O00 acaREGATION Of old and new style Waltham Watches is now on exhibition at myhtore. Thelot comprises every Mud of Wate ever made by the company. “Pucre 18, the Watch and the latest Watch. A rite will suoply repay you. It wilt le cont you nothid: 1, SALTZSTEIN, JR. Manufacturing Jeweler, 503 Seventh st. mb18 WASHBURN GUITARS AND, bo- lins—Perigt tone, Leautifal Quish. - Bvory correct. Stock tull and complete. JOHN F. ELLIS & CO., 937 Penn. ave. st., sole the Di trict ot Columbia. qq» WHERE DO YOU BUY YOURS? ‘Not sce, Snow and Dirt, but Clean, Dry under cover, is wliat € thelr Wood from V: BALDWIN JOESSOR. Onl § ‘the best article ant to Oe cle alld ohe price toeverybudy. Couplete tactiitiens + BEL Ast me. nfo onary Spy sees Cun’ : ore ieee regia you. wath Guitars ot Sekar eadiye cata MMS AE — tret absolute; EI « a WASHBURN and Stat MARREL tat chin bases ee EF. DROOP, O25 Pu ave. om tmbioise” eve MEN IN THIS LOCALITY, ‘who wish to meet members of thetr family at juncheon, will find OUR LUNCH ROOM « very convenient piace, It is weil lighted and ventilated and ‘conimands « very pleasing view of the city and Po- tomac. A strictiy firat-clase luncheon will be served ‘MERTZ'S" MODERN IDEAS. Outside winter reigns supreme, In passing our shop if you will st drop in a aust drop in a perfect parterre Ee Pala as fash ox warmente for the form ine and such snrmosgiy, you ever woca a "Berta garment? Cc. MERTZ‘*S ‘Tailoring Shop, 514 11th st, Washington News and Gossip. Index to Advertisements, ADVERTISING... AMUSEMENTS... ATTORNEYS AUCTION SALES... BICYCLES BOARDING .0. 307) BUSINESS CHANCES. 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Coxstt Recooxrzrv.—The President has recognized Carlos F. Irigoyen as consul of Sal- vador at San Francisca, Cal. Secretary Biarxe’s condition continues to improve, and it was stated that he was able to leave his room and come down stairs today. Juvor Tart’s Resioxasiox.—Judge William H. Taft tendered his resignation as United States solicitor general toda} and made pre- parations to assume his office of judge of the circuit court for the sixth circuit. For Target Paactice.—The Philadelphia and Concord are now in the West Indies, and upon the arrival of the Newark at St. Thomas they, with the Kearsage, will rendezvous at Key West for target practice. Securrany Foster ReMarye 1x New Your.— A New York dispatch says: Secretary Foster, who intended going to Washington today, has decided, owing to the storm, to postpone his departure until tomorrow. He is still ut the Fifth Avenue Hotel with his wifeand daughter. ALL Quiet Ix Pensta.—The Secretary of State has received a dispatch from Mr. Beale, United States minister at ‘Teheran, from which it ap- peara that political disturbance bas entirely ceased, with the result that the safety of for- eigners there is more assured than before. No Messtam Craze.-—Maj. Gen. Schofield said today that the published reports that the Mes- siah craze bad again broken out among the Indians of the northwest were unfounded. eral dances had taken place, but that was not unusual, and no warlike signs had been mani- fested by the Indians at their dances. ‘Tae Preatent’s Cautens.—The President's callers today intluded Speaker Crisp with In- terstate Commerce Commissioner Clements of Georgia, Senators Allison, Platt and Sawyer. Rep- xesentatives Amerman, Hooker, Pickler and ‘O'Donnell, Prof, H. C. ives, chief of the art de- partment Columbian exposition. Topay’s Cauixer Mretixo.—The Bering sea matter was again considered at the cabinet meeting today. All the members were present, with the exception of Secretaries Biaine and Foster. Nothing wee & definite was done. owing to the fact that the long-awaited letter from Lord Salisbury has not yet arrived and the sit- ation was practically unchanged since the meeting last Tuesday. Gesxrnat Bannios Isavaunaten.—A cable- gram has been received by the bureau of Amer- ican republics from Mr. Kimberly, the United States consul at Guatemala, contradicting the published rumors of revolutionary movements in that country and announcing that Gen. Reina Barrios was inangurated yesterday with much ceremony, and that the country was in perfect peace. Navat Onptrs.—Lieut. N. J. L. T. Halpine, having arrived in the United States from the Tallapoosa, has been ordered home and granted three months’ leave. Assistant Sur- eon C.H. T. Lowndes, detached from the training ship Richmond and ordered to the Vermont. Pa Assistant Surgeon W. F. Ar- nold, detached from the Vermont and ordered to training ship Richmond. Lieut. John Garvin, ordered to ysiral examination at navy yard at New York on the 28th instant. Commandsr G. E. Ide, od from ord- nance iustruction at the New York navy yard and placed on waiting orders. Boatswain W. L. Hill, ordered to tho navy yard at New York on the Yith instant, Bostewain J.B. Aiker, de- tached from the navy yard at Boston and granted leave for one year. Boatswain William Anderson has been ofdered to fill the vacancy. Pensoxar.—W. J. Murphy of St. Louis, Jos. B. Stillwell of New York, W. F. Mellick of Idaho, J. C. Crandatl of New York and C. E Van Pelt of Philadelphia are at Willard’s—— B. Whitaker of Sa N.Y. W. J. Green of New York, G. W. Park of Kingston. Geo. E. Knowles of Brooklyn, A. Simme of New York and J. B. Jackson Albian, N.¥:, M. Garson of Rochester, Maj. A MeCails of Worcester, Mass., Rerry Cochran of New York and W. W. Samuel of 5 DISTRICT IN CONGRESS. A Good Amount of Business Done by the Senate Committee Today. The Senate District committee had a bus A BIG ST. LOUIS FIRE. Liggatt & Myers’ Tobacco Factory Burned. BLEVEN INCHES OF SNOW IN NEW TORK A British Bark Ashore on Deal Beach. CHILEAN DISSENSLONS, MUCH TOBACCO BURNED. hour this morning. The committee generally | Four Floors of Liggett & Myer's Factory te succeeds in doing much more than the erage amount of committee work at each of its weekly sessions, but it broke the record today. There were present this morning Chairman McMillan and Senators Higgins, Wolcott, —Gallinger, Hansbrough, Perkins, Faulkner and Gibson of Maryland. Senator Harris, Senator Vance and Seustor Barbour were the absentees: the two fo-mer were sick, the latter is m New York. It was the first committee meeting for this session at which Senator Harris has not responded to the metaphorical roll call. First among the measures to be discussed wore Senntor Morrill's bill to establish a Loe- ital or home for inebriates and dipsoma- Biaca, “Several Senators were rather in- clined to the belief that the District of Columbia had a sufficiency of charitable institutions. There was also some question as to whether the bichloride of gold cure war a desirable remedy for drunkenness. When the committee had talked the matter over for some time it concluded to let the bill rest for awhile. Senator Morrill's bill for the promotion of anatomical science and to prevent the desecra- tion of graves goes over for one week. The probabilities are that it will be favorably re- ported. THE BATHING BEACR. Then there was discussion over Senator Me- Milian’s bill for remodeling and maintaining the public bathing beach. Every one present as satisfied that the beach was a necessity. | ‘The bill, however, goes over for oue week and | in the meantime will be amended so as to be | in accord with suggestions made by | the District Commissioners and others. The proposition to have two pools—one docs not probable for white people and one for colored seem to meet with any favor, so it that the bill as it leaves the Senate committee will make provision only for «single pool, in which white and black may bathe together, or may not, just as they please. Favorable report was ordered on Senator Pottigrew’s bill for the protection of livery stable keepers and other persons keeping horses at live: Similar action was ordered on Senator Perkins’ bill to amend the act entitled “An act to incorporate the National Union in- surance Company of Washington. TO EXTEND THE TIME FOR ASSESSMENT. The House having passed the bill to extend the time for making an assessment of real estate in the District of Columbia outside of the cities of Washington and Georgetown an adverse report was ordered on the Senate bill, and the House act will be favorably reported. The committee expects to take action at its next meeting on Senator Cullom’s tall for the pro- tection of the rights of owners of lots in Colum- bian Harmony cemetery. The District Com missioners have reported adversely on this bill, and the District committee will probably take the same action next week. Adverse report was ordered on Senator Me- Millan's bill to punish false swearing before trial boards of the metropolitan police force and fire department. This bill has already, a @ House bill, ed the House. The Senate committee have ordered a favorable report on the act of the House, for the purpose of facili- tating legislation. To EXTEND THINTY-SEVENTH STREET. Favorable report was authorized on the bill the bill to authorize the extension of Massa- chusetts avenue and the construction of a bridge across Rock creek and Massachusetts avenue extended: on the bill to provide for the erection of a building for a flower market in | SM. Loute by Fire. Sr. Loum, March I8.—At 8.35 this morning fire started in the upper floor of the Liggett & Myer tobacco factory, and, in quick succession, one,twoand threealarms were sounded, followed by a goneral alarm, which brongit nearly every fire engine in the city to the scene. The fac- tory is seven stories in height and occu the square-bounded by harlesand 13th streets. At the time th the factory was filled with about 600 employes, including many women and young girls. ‘The building was well equipped with fire escapes and stairways, and these were soon swarming with an excited mats of humanity The male employes showed remark ‘Ress and rondered invaluable assistance to the Women in descending the fire escapes, stair ways and hastily improvised ladders. Some of the women were overcome with fear and fainted, while many others were blinded by the heavy smoke which quickly filled tho upper fic of the im- mense building. These were picked up by their male companions and firemonand carri down the long stairways to places of safety. 18 Was at firm! reported that a number of the em- ployes had been overpowered by smoke and b was discovered Were being incinerased im the burning build. ing. Happily this ramor proved untrue and the firemen state that no lives were lost, and, with the exception of slight bruises, no one was injured. ‘Owmg to the highly imfammable character of the materiai which it fed upon, the fire spread with ggeat rapidity, and, in’ less thag fifteen minut®™, the entire seventh story was @ thas of seething flames which were fanned by & brisk wind across analley and threatened to destroy the large tobacco storage ware bouse adjoming, which contained thousands of tone of prepared tobacco. Despite the hard work of the fire brigade the flames worked down through the seventh, sixth, fifth and fourth floors of the building, and although nearly fifty huge streai a water were bring poured into the blazing struce ture it seemed for a time that the factory was doomed to destrucu o firemen were retarded im their work — by the dense volumes of pungent smoke and intensed heat caused by the satur- ated tobacco. After two hours’ hard work the firemen succeeded in gaining control of the icved the flames will be coutined to the four upper floors. The loss nnot be given as yet, but it is believed it w fully reach $200,000. "The fire is said to have started in the curing room on the top floot of the building and was probably caused by spoRtancous combustion. PATAL FIRE IN 1 Loxpox, March iS. Four lives were lost last might ina fire at Pulham. A butcher shop, im building also occupied asa dwelling, took fire, The flames epread rapidly, and the iymates, wuddenly aroused, atiempted to escape. Two of them, shut in m= all sides by the flames,*were burned with the build- ing. Emma Weston her escape in safety. Suddenly she mbered that her baby sister Was still in the house. Thoughtless of her own Life she ran back inso the burning house and tried to save the littie one. ‘The flames burned Emma so badiy that she has since died m the hospital. The baby also perished. _ SNOW ELEVEN INCHES DEEP, providing for the extension of 37th street; on |New Work Covered With # Thick White Mantle. New York, March 18.—The snow which be- gan falling in this city and vicinity about 10 o'clock last night did not cease until about 10 this city, and on a bill to provide for the sale |0'¢lock this morning and it now lies abous of the old police station and site in George- town. Senators Gibson and Wolcott have been thorized to report favorably the House act for the relief of Esther E. Keyser, but before they do this they will make some inquiries so as to satisfy themselves that the claim has a just foundation. ° The resolution of Senator Higgins relative to the appropriations for street improvements (fally printed in Tue ‘Sran) will go from the istrict committee to the committee on appro- priations, for the matter contains in it a some- thing with which the appropriations commit tee alone has power to deal. CONFERENCE ON THE APPROPRIATION BILL. Vill and the District Commissioners took place this afternoon in the room of the appropria- tious committee. Those residents of Brookland who have been in the habit of road will probably be pleased to know that a station will soon be erected near the University gate. Senator McMillan, some little time ago, called President ‘Trnesdell’s attention to the necessity for sheltering waiting passengers. Mr. Troesdell has notified the Senator that such a shelter will be erected. DISTRICT BILLS IN THE SENATE. Senator Gibson introduced a bill today to in- corporate the Maryland and Washington rail- road. It ix identical with the one now pending in the How A preliminary conference between the Senate | Staten Island ferry boats had to p subcommittee on the District appropriation |'© their docks with considerable difficulty, patronizing the Eekington | tunatel eleven inches on alevel. All incoming trains are from two to three hours late, and at the post office it is said that the mails are reported delayed in all quarters. The horse ear and general traffic on the sirocts is much impeded nd nearly all cars and teams have been ‘doubled up.” Pedestrivnism is made most uncom/ortavle, and expectaily in the down- town strects, where the steam heating pipes rapidly melt the snowand cause slush and |, much to the disc ort of business men. Ou the river and bay in the early morning navigation was fraught with considerable danger, owing to the thickness of the snow storm, but so far no serious accident has been reported, although many of the Jersey and their way after experieucing sole uatrow escapes from collision. Meager reports from the coast report the snow storm as bung very severe and the fali of snow the Leaviest of the season. The wind for- was moderate, which doubtless pre- Vented imuny vessels (roi coming ashore. Newaux, N.J., March 18.—A storm began wf o'clock last might w twelve inches of car traflic in re Ing we peded. At o'clock this morning the mercury Tegistored twenty-eight in this © _ ASHORE ON DEAL BEACH, The Crew Being Slowly Rescued by Means ef the Breeches Buoy. Senator Faulkner introduced the bill hereto-| Dra: Beacu, N. J., March 18.—The British fore offered in the House to prevent further | bark Windermere, from Milford Haven for use of lands for cemetery purposes in the | New York, is ashore on Deal Beach. The Win- northeast section. pee WITHIN THE ONE-MILE LIMIT, dermere is @ four-master of about 3,000 tons, bound for New York and Oalcutta, She is owned by Fisher & Spratt of London and is in A Man Charged With Selling Liquor Almost | ballast, consigned to Vernon i. Brown & Co. at the Gate of Soldiers’ Home. Today in the Police Court Prosecuting At- torney Dumont called for trial before jury the case of Michac! Liston, charged with keep- | cre New York. The crew of No. 5 life-saving station has gone to assist crew No. 6. Two men baveal- rendy been brought ashore by the life-sw ww. There are still thirty-eight on boar: ing an unlicensed liquor place corner of Bright-| Tues do not understand how to handle the wood and Whitney avenues, in the county. The place is within the one-mile limit of Sol- diers’ Home, being only a short distance from the entrance to the grounds. breeches buoy, or rescue would be more easily accomplished. ‘The life-saving people, however, are instructing them, and will probably have all ashore in two hours. Saxpy Hook, N. J., March 18.—The captaio, Lawyer Shillington appeared as counsel mm | and forty-five men have been taken from the the first witness called. He testified that the defendant has all the paraphernalia of a bar in Windermere. Crew No. 5 bas returned here and reports the Windermere in good condition forsaying. Among those assisting in hauling the breeches buoy ashore is Rev. 8. Edward Young, x of the Westminster Presb his place. The entrance, be said, was on Whit-| Church, the father of the bill now ney the house and close the door. night he eid he saw two men in the place, | present. standing in front of the bar. There were two “‘stovepipes” on the bar, aud witness said there Yas liguid resembling beer in them. He saw a.keg of beer on tap and smelled the beer at the bar, but could not swear that there was beer in the glasses, nor could he say that glasses held a pint. Charles Boctsis, who said be bed been beer in Liston's lace Saturday night aed pald Sig. Ree eatianes Hants enane to them ence in effecting Ealmaceda's is not to be rewarded by that political predominance which they desire to exereise. ‘The fact is said to be that a large majority of oe eaeaeted to go sith too megestiy, oven tf Sc cette ae | ese woe a aon a frag te ~ he had no proof to offer and he proceeded to | Kied Words in Parliament for the Secretary the case. He argued that ‘the prosecu- ‘of the Kngtish Legation. tion “hed failed to = case Loxpox, March 18—In the house of com=) hia’ client, holding dust the mons today the Hon. J. W. Lowther, - to show that the glasses held » pint, which he eZ aho Snsign oftee, cal Gaemanan nt of the charge of being an talicensed | the appointment of the Hon. Michael H. Her- Son ne tan ae ee Le ieecomeery ot Gn apahs WeaeEIE “irr Dement ter the District, argued that be that Mr. Herbert had shown himself especially had made out «case. He thought the princi for the post, which the ex- Pal thing to be decided was “whether (people fo comp jpn yee +4 went into the defends ''s ‘and were ‘of the ‘at a critical ‘he had per- Cage Ld formed his duties with eausiaction to. made s motiun for a new _—_——_— heme erence oe yess BL, March 18—1t to ams ‘that President Andrews of eabapneaiotio es con Cane? 3 mue. and he had seen the defendant on | before Congress for the relief of watch on the corner many times. When he | life-saving service. Mr. Young would see an officer coming he would go to|saw a better exhibition of bravery men in be and and he only wished members of Congress ead — DISSENSIONS IN CHILE Now the Clericais Said to Be Bitterly Op- "