Evening Star Newspaper, March 22, 1892, Page 1

——___ =———_—_— THE EVENING STAR V, EXCEPT SUNDAY, AT THE STAK BUILDINGS. TOL Penusylvanin Avenue, corner 11th St. by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, 8. E_ KAUPFMANN, Pres't. —_———_—= liseribers in the nt. at 10 cents per ‘ sf the counter, 2 feats cach. By mail anywhere in te United Grass ponte repaid A)con' rer month Sercapar ePLe Sure: Stak @1-00 per Fear: With foreign postace adted. $3.00, © POO Per Fear: (Entered at the Post Office at Washington, ercoudciaee mail natter See — E~ ALi mai! subscriptions must be paid in advance. Rates of advertising made known on application. States oF rg “Von 80, No. 20,214. ___FINANCTAL_ FINANCIAL. , Evening Star. ASHINGTON, D.C,, TUESDAY, MARCH 22, 1892. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES To Paosrrerive Isvestons. To those seeking either smal! or large in- Yestments shorn of evers semblance of risk, the Debent ure Bonds of this company especially commend themselves. That they are safe is beyond a shaiow of doubt—being Secured by first mertexges held by the Real Estate Title and Tusuranee Company Of this city us trustees for the Londholders and furthgr secured by the awetsof the company and the double jiability of ite stockholders ‘These Londs are issued in sums of $100, 9500and $1,000, aud pay 5 per cent in- terest. Interest is payable semfannually amd the bonds require absolutely no atten tion from the holders. These bonds offer an opvortanity to juvest any sum from 8100 to #100, 000. REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES. This compauy has also for sale excellent first mortwages. iu various sums, paying 6 per cent interes THE AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY, Kew Stone Building, 105 G st nw. n A. T. BRITTON, President. Twesry Yeans Wire Pur Equrrasce. WASHINGTON ATTORNEY 1S INSURED FOR *MeCOUE UF VEAiS AND, THEN. RECEIVES $178 FoR EVERY gluo PALD Ly PREMIUMS, Endowment poliey No. 00,182 Amennz. #10, remiun, 6 ik Total pre ihe alowe yoncy was Leid by Mr. Wa. E. Eamon. ston. attorney atsiaw, cor. sth and Este. nw. tant at tee poly Dee 30. 1801. ihe following Biethods of seth inent were oBetwd oF the Equitable. | _ $a7Sm N30. “iy policy of life insur- tab 1. Acash payuent of $10. 3. Or im lied of cash, & p ment and there Jn amount equiv— Slent tos return gr ull peminme paid withinlerest dt] paygintgtgt URC HACE of 8 BUM cunt Spree eo Laser cent ger ensem 5 st interest ob special deposits from the For cost amiuther inicrnation adapted to your cis. | 9.1, 0¢r cent interest paid op special deyouts from asters OWE _ sadn T.C. DANIEL, Secretar a FREDERICK C. STEVEN — eae) jute wanlstieron Seek Bachan. YAPITAL STOCK OF THE SCHILTINGER CURBING AND PAVING COMPANY Incffered for sale at its par value, €100 PER SHARE, At tbe Banking House of WOODS & CO., 122 Ft. a. OFFICERS. LL. P. WRIGHT, President. JOHN C. POOR, Vice President. ‘H. T. WOODS, Treasurer. HL H. WAINWRIGHT, Secretary. H. J. McLAUGHLIN, General Manager. REGISTRAR OF CAPITAL STOCK. ‘THE AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY. ‘The business of the company fs a well-known and wwne-eatablished one. It is the intention of the com- [pany to add to its furmer lines of business that of ASPHALT STREET PAVING, For conducting which t will have s new and complete | Compounding Company will be lield st 1. ‘outfit of tools and machinery, and will be fully pre- juethod of settle- | Enables you to 81h Witus. Important to parties who contem- plate making ® final disposition of their property. si Get a copy of the BUSINESS CATECHISM. WASHINGTON LOAN mb21-38 AND TRUST COMPANY. C.-T. Havessex, ‘Member Washington Stock Exchange, Real Estate aud Stock Broker, ‘Booms 9 and 11, Atlantic building, 990 F street northwest. INVESTMENT SECURITIES. Stocks, Bonds and Grain bought and séid for cash or on margin. Cotton bought and sold in New York or New Orleans. CORRESPONDENTS. 3.8. Bache & Co.. New York Stock Exchange. ‘Lehman Bros., New York Cotton Exchange. Lebman, Stern & Co., New Orieans Cotton Exchange. Lamson Bros & Co.. Chicaxo Board of Trade. Private witesto New York, Chicagoand New Oricans, ‘Telephone, 4555. 47-0 Chas. J. Bell, Jan. E Fitch, Geo. W. Brown. Bert & Co., Baxxzas, 1406 @ STREET. eat iswe, 28. | DEPOSITS, EXCHANGE. DISCOUNTS. A specialty made of investment securities. Foreign exchange issued on ll points. Local securities bowxit and sold. Tae Usiren Stazes BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, 1313 F 5T., WASHINGTON, D.C., a RENT by a ASE of » HOM: to the PURCH GUKLEY & STEVENS, Real Estate, Insurance and Stock Brokers, 1335 Fst. Real estate bouxht, sold and rented. Local securi- ties bought andsoid.” “Money loaned on listed secur ties and real estate. Special attention te rat-class in- | Festinents. ee (JNO. W. CORSON. JNO. W. MACARTNEY. Cees Member S.¥. Ex. CORSON & MACARTNEY, GLOVEK BUILDING, 1419 F ST. N. W., Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds Deposits. Exchange. Loans. Collections, Railroad Stocks and Ponds aud all securities iisted on the exchanges of ‘New York, Philadelphis, Boston and Baltimore touxht anieo.d paspiaity made of jnvestuent securitien. District ‘aud ail local Katiroad, Gas, Insurance aud Tel- ephone Stock dealt ‘American Beli Teievhone Stock bouxht and sold.1y18 E— ROBERT DE BRUCE | Stated couurumention wd | WAS ‘Dareh 22, at + | Morricon of HOLT, 321 degree, Recorder. Pursuant to the call for the id at the cathied.a: on Convention, Democratic primary Ur led <0 be heid on the eveuing of TU ST. MARY'S CHAPEL, ST. pe ee pees Bee Paul's Chawch Sain tvenige (REDNESDAY) ate See E eis ative districts’ of the eitpacesant three | Cg AETEADS address the ineéting ck anh. ov THURSDAY, whicit will elect two deecates and two alternat Fepresent the democracy of the Distric in the National Det 18 tof Colnmmbia | venticn £0 assen Pe IAN'S_CURISTTAN TEMTPF RANGE jE Union “quarterly iuerting, (RoMORHOW (Wednesday? from 10 ait. t0°% poh, Chiuirel Fath andeireve ww. “Hepbiih whivemen? dee ims Uibie Featttus, Mies Lewis Foss, is cordially omvited’ Mrs. 3. D. LA Chteazo. Mise on te transact sucit other birguess: as 1 Ip the tanguage of the Deiuocratic All deinovratte conservative citizehs States (District of Columbia), irrespective of past po- Utical ‘aseociations and differences, ‘who can u with us in the efort for pure sonon Tegal govermusent, are Date in tue dewnrrati to the District Convention. ape ue PriMlary iueetinys will be, organized in each dis- March 22" "The polls will te ‘clock p.in. and close at 8:30 o'clock will be held in the several districts order by their respective Fepresenta- five on the Ce:tral Democratic Committee a “Tolson—Hayne’s Hall, Union- Second District—R. E. L. White—Brishtwoo* HE’, hird District_W. H. Manogue—Forest Hall, Fourth District—W. A. Hutchins—No. 30507 Filth District—Thomas F. Cook—No. 24 eet uzth District Lawrence Gardner—No. 820 Twen- Seventh District Jotm Bo 16:0 Fourteenth horthwest. Fighthy District Patrick Acuire—No. 704 P street Ninth ‘District_Charles A. Krause—Butlders’ F chance, Thirteenth street Tenth District Arthur L. Caunpbeli—Willard Hall, F street northwest EGULAR RENDEZ- tory, No. 78. P. Weld on TUES: rdialiy invited to rimaries in sending deleates The weathirr te skriy:10 be 1oarme ally cloudy; p vb aby (iu eons residents, — Al- hb we submit prices and make shipments of lumber to in the United States we pay spec Attention to orders from parties in ates of Marylani, aad vealed to the adjoining ‘Virginia and Delaware. ‘We can fill any order at any time others charse. We can furnish everything that enters into the con- struction of = house. inobey, Bittinger & Miller, “The People's Lumber Yard," Cor. 6th and New York ave. m1 Cor. 11th and O sts. a? MEGANE. ‘The Walth:in Watch Company have on exiibition at my store 8 of every watch they manufactured, stylog and. new First Distriet—J. and for less than —Clabaugh’s Hall, No. Geit'enien's Watches; teresting tine-pc-os Wnviled fo inspect th m. . A. L. SALTZSTEIN, JR. ‘Mamusieturing Jewe'e 209 Sevetin Fred Kelley—No. 801 I streot bh District_W. H. Mouler—Nay'or's New York avenue northwest, between Firs: tresis, itteenth District—P. P. Cusick—Northwest corner Jecsey avents and D street northwest. Sixteeuth Dist ‘OSS OF OPPO Why proctest nae that Touperty. will ‘be The ovportunity of today may not The tue to UU re thosttating. We have property va ‘hat wus ure wet the couraxe on th PR Y¥. All jonz-headed men cksou Yate Biake Hal sirict—J. F. Uiark—No. 1022 Seventh strict Georve Kilieen—Bobn' Be youre tom! row. iy is |_| between Cand Dy st M. 1. Weiler—Horrell UReai Betate and Insurance, _ Be PHING CLOTHES For MEN. ‘The most popular street suit this spring wilt be the Doubie-breasted Sack of je have about fifty Styles of these suitings and propose to make them up at the low price of #25 Tailored in the usual inim- Chairman of the Central Demoerati= JAMES FO BROWN, Secret HAS KENOVED TO fancy mixtures. m.. 2103 p.m., 7 to X p.in, hottrs at former residence, 41st. n.w., 1 to ORT, HEAT AND SEKVIC! No improvement or invention that will Promote convenience or efficiency has Leen omitted in the construction of the TORRID @. WARFIEZLD SIMPSON, “Expert Tailor.” cor. 9th and G ste. nw. From the six sizes may be solected the one Just right to beat any building from # small welling to a large church. ‘The TORRID is bui stand the wear and tear of hard use. strongest recoinmendations those who have subjected it to the severcst | z = WASHBURN GU ihe veale of the WASHBURN, from the smallest jer to that of the Grand Concert #:26. 18 “and bey been pertecied ‘Oc wach reat iin for use. It will SPECIAL NOTICES. exception veine possi also an linportant 8. 8. SHEDD & BRO, onstructed pon the Company of the District of Columbia for the election of trustees to serve for the ensuine year will be heid at the office o: the company, No. 1419G st. a NDAX, April 4, INv2. Polis open at 12 u., close’ ‘Boo! Pain. March 30 to April 5, both days inclusive mbl-tu&th-10t” LEM TUWERS, Jr., Secretary. NOTICE._A MEETING OF THE S10CK- holders of the Potomac Sand D aveLue n.W., in the city of Wasninzton, on the th day of April next, at 8 p.m. for the purpose ot dimim- pared to execute the largest contractsin this very pra/- | ishin« or otherwise disposini of a purtiou:of the vap.tal Mable line of business. OFFICE OF THE COMPANY, fe26-te 1413 G ot. aw. PSEEANCEFEACED ON LIVES OF MEN AND ‘$1,000 TU €1,000,000. 4 Annuities issued by respol.sible Com) THs. P.“MOUGAN, Jr. mbS-1m 1305 F st. Frweurr BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF WASHINGTON, D. C. Subscribed Cap:tal $1,000,000 Cent on Regular Deposits, and 10 Per Chat pesdon Devote loft with the Association or years. Sty and pay it Lack at the rate of $13 per month. stock of said company. for the election of the ofticersof paid company for the Gustiiug year aud for such other Dustness as inay be brought before said ¥t mb: FENDERS, 5 Grates, ‘Wrought-ros Gan Fixtures, 8. Praia! discounts while using chances. whet J. H. CURSING, op, 520 13th ot, LAW EEAWYERS. TESTIMONY, nick wort LANES PELITIONB. Good work—quick work cents « pase. GUBYRUN 8. ADAMS, Printer. ‘512 Lith stb. Telephone 830. os FEAT ivy BrcrcrES— SATURDAY, MARCH 12. Cushion-tired Brand-new “‘KEFEREE” Safetys, cut borrow #1,000 from us on Real Estatesecur- | to Une Hundred Dollure!—(Forty dollars reduction in apa io ceounel @ price). These machines are of latest designs and fully ‘The 17th series of stock is now open for subscrip- | warranted. ton. Offers unprecedented opportunity for investments, combined with absolute security. Zor carcuiars and other information apply st offices, 913 and 915 F st. nw. ‘Next to Columbia National Bank. OFFICERS. HARRISON DINGMAN. sosesesseenes President ANDREW WALL......Ist Vice President and Manager GEORGE W. LEAC 2a Vice President ALONZO TWEEDALE Secretary GEORGE GIBSON. coeess-Treastrer 380. E. SMITH. wi -caneeee ABLOFDOT EDWARD 5. TOK ._ .Manaxer of Loan Department Taz Naziosa SAFE DEPOSIT savings And TRUST coMPANY OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA CORNER 15TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE. CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS JANUARY 22, 1867. Reorganized under act of Congress October 1. 1890, And special act of Cougross February 18, 1802. CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS. Acts as executor, atministrator, euardian of the tetesof minors, committer of the estates of lunaticn, receiver. assignee aud executes trusts of any and every Gescripion ‘Wille prepared Ly s competent attorney, whois in Geily attendance, aud kept without charge, when the eounpany fe named executor or trustee, Receives money deposits tn an TEN CENTS | policies si unusually low rates ad each insu cm acerbic Inthe protte.. For full information apply to the office end upward and allows interest thereon. Money deposited on or Lefore tLe first day andon the fret, second aud thir days of whe month will draw in- terest from the Srst cay. Loans money upcn real estate and collateral secarity. Bells first-ciass real «state and other securities in sums of $500 and upward. Rents Safes for 5-26 47_88-910-$1250-915— (©20-$:25 840-450-675 $100-and 125—each per enmuin, according to size and location. View Presidents JUMAS K. JONES, “Third 5 ‘Treasurer. EB. FRANCIS argent STU revast, Directors seer, ZonanC. Robbing Sarcsveat, Andrew Wylie. ” 3 Dactbew G. Kizery, Cie) on ard Age ilies 2. Ciel, LEW!S O. TEWKSBURY & CO., DANKEDS AND BROKERS, 1335 F ST.. WASHINGTON, D. c., GOBMULLY & JEFFERY MFG. CO., 1325 14th st. nw. mb12 es ser, HIRE, fo23-Ln 414 9TH ST! N.W. WHEN IT COMES TO BE SEEN (Our laundry work) we feel convinced you ‘Will continue to have one of our wagons call every week at your address. TOLMAN STEAM LAUNDRY, mblé @1 1 4 Ct nw. WHERE DO YoU ¥ YOURS? ‘Not ice, Snow and Dirt, but Clean, Dry Fuel, kept cover, ie what they et who buy their Coal aud Wood from V. BALDWIN JOHNSON. Only the best article and one price to everybouy. Cousplete facilites, bottom prices, full weight and measure, clean fuel, Prompt deliveries. Uftices—1101 K. 1. ave n.w., G11 Ast. no. and 519 Mest aw. \GEDNEY & ROBERTS CO. DESIGNING, ENGRAVING AND PRINTING FOR 60CIAL AND BUSINESS USES, 7 10TH 8T., NEAR GAS OFFICE. 013 <a DEPARTUREIN FINE TAILORING. H. D. BARR, 1111 Pennsylvania ave. Suits from 835 up. ‘Trousers from $10 up. Low prices from this date with high-wrade art. 3x20 nil inade after such possess that pleasant feelin HESTOCK- => THE ANNUAL MERTINGOF Pi » Heat Pinning, Be iter: of ths Cotambis Fice tusurance | Fein, Heating and Tinning, Kae TE WANT BaNs05. THE MOST BEAT TIFUL BANJOS MADE. PRONOUNCED PERVECT BY THE PRINCIPAL SIONAL PLAYERS, PRICES FAIR AND REASONABLE. LARGE STOCK ALWAYS ON HAND. rieh, 1Ull and meflow, at the si 1. being Drilliomt and tasting, the alt. in the WASHBURN Guitar we offer our custome:s an instroment not only hee tung faults of other nia Lwithstand the for the transfer of stock will be closed from iat the luster of .1 u.erits will Rs gemved, and that every instrtini Ut will be it own best advoeate, bears the name of GEORGE WASH- Y burned upon the insige. None genuine JOHN F. ELLIS & CO, 937 Pennsylvania ave., near 10th st., Baars, ‘And especially now, fe are the lowest, GAS STOVES. C. A. MUDDIMAN, 614 12th st. WASHBURN MANDOLINS. Mode of construction patented Au. 10, 1887. Tron fori for busuufecvr. mse patent ‘The letters patent on Mandolins cover both the con- fion of the imstruuent and the very peri s iron form Upon While they are a ie prese: vest by thelr method, wiucl pe: oh of every part of the instruiuent, Unvestricted HAVE FOUND Hodges’ National Bindery,” ive hina call. | ‘octevo book 1 leathe @ you a Hoed Job. Y I aud correct curve yet powerfu! tone hace the WASH BURN MANDOLIN at ouce at the head of all instraments GEO..GE WASHBUE inside of euch instrument upward and wu ‘own price? Look i for five years H N fe burned plainly up t NOTICE is HER! , reinovai of our uflice frou th Atlantic te the Adis building, 1365 F «! yposite the Ebbitt House, WATELS & THOMPSON, Real Exiate Avents and Buildei warned that any uo matter by whoun, WIth, ja nly branded an WS OF there iy some deception ets aud fresh stock of the genuine urn Guitars and Mandolins always on hand and. JOHN F. ELLIS & CO., 937 Penusylvants av Sole agents for Washington snd the District of Co- aE STANDARD WRITING MACHINE ° OF THE WORLD, .. near 10th st. at be weet useds exe Justly said, but to useit well you should have jou. been con- rect from the of California, ceded the be Lo-Kalou Viney ard and represent the par exeelence of the Aueri t ALON WINE COMPANY. ers Tele plane 998-3. UMMER PRICES TOR Co.4., 30 CLN 1S PER TON Off for cash the next 20 days. ‘AMERICAN ICE AND COAL CO. ‘orner 10th aud F ste. n PROM) RTY AT THE REMINGTON ON THE MARKET. WYCKOFF, SEAMANS & BENEDICT, LE DROIT BUILDING, 8TH AND F 68TS. miost favorable « and to all cthers who des te to be hess trataactions IivDunitees trettira y beara. c than a trauster of their favors to Mr. stianalin, , CHARLES KENNEDY, ness purchased from Mr. Ken- eli treated in bust~ ‘To those ‘who have patronized ine Thanks, aud hope for BUSINESS MEN IN THIS LOCALITY, who wish to meet members of their family at luncheon, will find OUR LUNCH ROOM « very It is well lighted and ventilated and commands a very pleasing view of the city and Po- tomac. A strictiy Jirat-class iunchion Will be served Promptly at moderate cust. ‘Sixth floor, 10th st. building. Take Elevators. the b convenient place. Twill add to the bu =, ahdl Will well ail feoods in which I'deal ag chenp as suniiar kinds com te boucht anywhere ele? in the Fy, qualities considered. tention fe such orders as I may be fav cred wit! the snterests of thowe WE duy toriier patrons for past favors, newal of their patronaze and r solicit a patrouage trou the public i 830, 52 and 4 will «ive prompt at- WOODWAED & LOTHROP, 10TH, 117H AND F STS, N.W. ines to Five the bi ES OF JHE BEST QUALITY, THE larvest stock 10 select from and the lowest Prices tor the best can be foun t ont ‘M. SY RICKLAND' ‘at 3, 930 Pa ave. INSURANCE. Short ends of hickory and oak for grates. Canuel and splint if you pre- “THE EXPRESS AND STORAGE 5 PROTECTION FIRE INSURANCE Co ‘Or Tak D. © —WILLIAM BALLANIYN! Presktent. JAMES E. FIICH, Secretary. ix of the company, 1406 st. nw. jee-1y If you are in need of s suit look at the suits we are selling at $5. ‘Look at the suits we are selling at $6.25, ‘Look at the suits we are selling at $7.50. ‘Most stores will charge you double for the same goods. (Children's suits, $1.50, @2.75. $2 and $2.25. It will pay you to look at these suite before you go elsewhere. ‘THE LONDOX AXD LIVERPOOL CLOTHING 00., mblé-te SEVENTH AND G STS. fera blazing coal. Just the thing for Quiet parties aud gas light receptions. Tictures, and romance in the spark MAURY DOVE. Offices: zIst and I m.w., 1206 H st. Bw., 1026 M st. nw. ms ON RAILINGS. Bend postul and we will do the rest— you want any kind of fron work. GEO. WHITE & SONS, We., bet. 439 and Gth ats. leretofore conducted by the lute Ox will be continued Sdand Bets. n.w.. witn 0 for its conduct ares Pro the terme of bux will. inhdG-tu,th&stu WILLA’ g—= HAVE YOU 55 3 stuck of Gatcomb, ‘Stewart and. oth jecan furnish you’ with Guitars of ANY === Tue Last Cor For Tus Szason. Whart, foot F ‘THAWAY, SOULE AND HARRING- i. 0, ‘Men's Slices can be found at KN” and other Guitars, 3 MANDOLIN don't fail to see the “GAT HisU3tN and others before purchasing, ROOP, #25 Fa. ave. ‘OF more are heroby ‘on thy samme, or Hotilied to call and Will be sold at suction March =, HK. FULTON, Fawnbrocer. J ag. NINES AT ‘FAIR PRICES, re Juice 0 SONOMA CAL-TORSIA Wise COMPANY, ($17 Oth st. nw. HARRY M. CONBAD, Mai fe26-3m_ = SAFE DEPOSIT COMPARY, am Abington ‘and silk WILLET? & RUOFF Tire fnrurance Coupany forthe = mah22. ne Jor the election of me day'o: Febraary, 1843, will be be.d pay bet ave. a trict of Columbia, cu MONDA’ ~m. and close: for the trauster of stock will be cic of March Tir, and remain Of March; 1802 ‘onder of the board MILLIONS HAVE BEEN Wasisinuton friends for Casstrd’e hve cred several piace to ° ane Sdovted a bine oval tt tage tga fein white, whieh is ad ‘upon having only. lirectors to serve unt FULL DRESS SUITS = FOR HIRE. ‘WM. GARNER, in tuw city of Waal + March 2pm. Boos the 24th. on rs day ‘The annual meeting of the stockholders of ‘the Meridian Real Estate and Promotion Company” will beheldon MONDAY, April 18, 1892, at 12 o'clock m., at the office of the company, 617 F st. mW, the purpose of electing a board of directors for the: Pine Hams suing year and transacting auy other businews that Renee | Vemenn Finee Dense 30u. our hawe printed oa. cor tah n new. suear Pee ety bee NEWSBOVS AND CHILDR Society.—A’ committee of Tadien wi 22: kot. w., WEDNESDAY larch & and 34,to receive provisions and fuel wi lends of the charity mit AL Wich Undine “1 ae THE Pere will be held at Builds and H now. on LU Roth and BE Old Uekets will be good. mh® PRODUCE LICENSE TAX MURTING. ASSESSOR TRIMBLE INVITED TO DISCUS! ‘THE QUESTION : There wht ve a uiselinz of retail produce dealers ghPowd to the present DI~CLIMINATORY, UNCON: SUITULIONAL LICENSE TAX upon cer fain produce dealers ts at !.00tn No, Nationalist Hall, O04 ING, Maro “:h dine “Tewnie at ien's all -xchamwe, Lith st. between DAY and WEUNESDASthe 8Or Lrimivie’s Foport. Mr. Trimb.e ts invited to be present and show under What law he exempts oleomarzarino trom a license, fax, winie be imposes a aicense t:x 0, #25 on Pure butter. neither of which are named in the license law by authority of whiew he cl cl at eat RTAINMENT <a : ‘sary of Kit Careo: Nos. G. AT begiven at G. AC i tween Mth and ts. Penna. av! EVENING, March 23, to which all ine lends me vordialiy tuvited. : By order of the committee, 0. MSLABAL SKIT CARSO: jashington, D.< rand Aran ave, on WEDNESDAY LVENENG, ath o'clock. Addresses, recitations, vomrades and friends ave coraially in- Present, GLO. H. SLAYBAUGH, Commander, GEO. E. DAVIS, Adjntant. SS ELECTRUPOISE. — FOR ~ Of all diseuses read card on so racuchsy de so raidiy, sin the of plate glass for ine Fesidencesand stor={routs, Your judvuient inay be good yon ait other points, but upon Glass We cut ho « assist you. We are thai Teputation by fu. s i aust the best work at the lowest prices con- sistent therewith, and it we suoull Una- avoidably err we so ‘toany lencth and cost to correct the error. Estiiuates” tree. CHAS. “HOD “Expert Haniler of mh22 O13 7th st. aw, = ADDRESSED TO THE LADIES. ponigtelbure of Manchester. Ynzland, makes she t Mack ich we take orders for Mack~ Mackintcsiies for men also 4. H. STINEMETZ & SONS, 1237 Pa. ave. n BUILDING. or 16 Phonographs in datiy use in the Washington Loan and, ‘Trust busidins alone, Strong evidence of the “*xo-uheaditivencss” of the men who have offices therem, Busy men absolutely require the Phonograpu. COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH CO., 627 ¥ st.mw.. RF, CROMELIN, Secy. NOGRAPHS IN here are mh | ATTORNEYS: Dr Butler's | AUCTION SALES .. WAS TO HAVE | | OFFICIAL NOTICES - Washington News and Gossip. Index to Advertisements, ADVERTISING. AMUSEMENTS... Page 10 Pace 12 i BicyeL BOARDING. BUSINESS Ci i way » 5 FOR RENT (Stores)... FOR SALE (Horses and Vehicles) FOR SALE (Honses) . FOR SALE (ots) FOR SALE (Miscellaneous). FOR SALE (Pianos) HOTELS BeewENseBwEH TE SRowewwrak TiTh i OCFAN STEAMERS - POTOMAC RIVER BOATS... PIANOS AND ORGANS . PERSONAL, State Wharton’ before the cabinet at its session today and | was the sole topic of discussion. The cab- inet met with unusual promptitade, and a few minutes after the hour of assembling (11:30 a.m.), every tuember, with the exception of Secretary Blaine, was in his seat, The dis- cussion throughout was earnest, evidencing the importance of the matter under considera- tion, and was participated in by every member TWO CENTS. LORD SALISBUKY’S MESSAGE ‘The Boring Sea Situation -Discussed at To- day's Cabinet Meeting. MARCH 8 RECEIVES EARNEST CONSIDERATION BUT ITS CONTENTS NOT DISCLOSED—SIR BADEN POWELL APPEARS AGAIN—a COUNTER PROFOSI- reply to Acting Secretary of note of March 8 was laid Lord Salisbut Present, the President assuming a leading part ‘Tie advisability of transmitting the recent correspondence, including Selisbury’s latest note and the Presidents reply to the — Senate was considered, Senator Sherman, chairman of the committee of foreign relations had an inter- view with the President this morning the meeting of the cabinet. SIR BADEN POWELLS vierr. Prior to the cabinet meeting Acting Secretary Wharton, accompanied by Sir Baden Powell, one of the Canadian agente of the commission | recently in session here, called at the Executive | Mansion and was accorded an interview with | the President, The presence at this time of Sir Baden Powell, who was thought to be in Canada is regarded as significant. Sir Baden Powell sails ec from New York for England PROPOS “ d gland tomorrow and the ee Pare 17 | object of hie visit today wo far as could be SPECIAL NOTICE ge 1 | Jesrned, was to take formal leave of the Presi- SUMMER RESORT + Paco WANTED (Help). WANTED (Rooms). VANTED (Situatio: Goverxment Recerprs Topar.—Internal rev enue, $186,719; customs, €346,618. W. C. Hexpensox has been appointed fourth- class postmaster at Appleton, Md. At Bansavors.—The training ships Monon- gahela and Jamestown arrived at Barbadoes today. CALLED on THE Presipext.—The President's callers today included Attorney General Miller, Senators Sherman and Dubois and Represent- atives Enochs, Grout and Hemphill. Gorp rx ram Treasuny.—The net gold in the treasury toduy is $124,625,584, an increase of $2,500,000 ace the Ist instant and of nearly $5,000,000 since January 30. Navat Payment.—The Secretary of the Navy has made the fourteenth payment of $30,330 on cruiser No, 11, now being constructed at ae by the assignees of Hurrison Loring & 0. “gq DO YOUR OWN PRINTING. drculars and postal ReWspapers caunot ve overestimated. For thistht Edison Minueograph is wiezeruied.. It copi one orginal as suany ratem as yOu des so perectiy t rh impossible to detect the digeriner. Let us show you whut it will do. J.C. PARKEL, 6197thst. nw. mh22 Bookselirr tationer, sg "OW AvouT your Noser It is said that red noses and purplish Bmerton _ complexions are caused by tight-fitting Shoes and uncomfortable Shoes, Shind If you don't want to have a red nose or Free, Fit better, wear longer and cost lessthan. any others—no middle man’s profit. R. B. GROVER & CO., **Sole Makers and Sellers of the Emerson Shoes,” 1103 Pa. ave. n w., next to Star office. mh2? ee POPEN's FURNITURE HOUSR A REVELATION. ‘Tiis is the best lemon pie ever eaten: Yelks of thre eeus, one heaping teaspoontul of best bu ter outainavie, three suzar, Jitiee of two les Tenon. Mix thoroust Beat the whites o” the exis sui! with four table- Spocntuls of powdered suzar, spread Over the top of tue pie and return to the ovenand brown slighty. ‘The long winter is the forerunner of « forward and balmy spring—and spring means to the tasty house- keeper refurbishing wherever necded. The ‘cold sea- von lingering long” has added considerably to the ex- pense of housekeeping and madé purses lean, lank and limp. Do not hold back on this account if the will is strong and the intent good. ‘Toreap the full benefit of extensive advertising and to make you a participant in the fruits of the great ““drop prices” I inaugurated two months axo I am ready and willing to open accounts with my patrons—Just the same as if the sales were on acash basia, This is new departure in the furniture line, JOHN RUDDEN, 2uwd 513 Seventh street northwest. Ge "7 WILL FT your Business! And the only one that wilt is THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER, Drop usa postal card and one of our salesmen will cal! on you, of, better still, we would be pieased to ave youcall on us. We will show you the opera- tions and explain the advantages of the different styles of Registers and thus euable you to determine the kind bert adapted to your business. THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO., 643 Louisiana avenue n. w. 2Lw) ROBERT CALLAHAN, Agent. See rN TeERESTING To note the surprise on the face of ‘Maker the man whoasks us to repeat the t price which seems 80 low to him— Wearer, _timidiy,a0 if we might raise it. Buy 7 from the maker, but buy the best. THE BAKER HOE. mh2z 1490.8. ¥. ave. FOUND AT LAST, A SURE CURE FOR vie mamnended By all who have used fie Drage, 445 oa uve. Slade by well bases 75 Pa. ave. * Tesident of Washinton. it MAKE IT COMPLETE. Now that you have donned your new spring suit, you should wear a Bat which Will barmonize. | Among the various shades of the “Dunlap” which we are displaying ‘will be sure to find exactly what you nt. ‘The quality is the beat. "We are sole aents oF the “Duniap.” Derby Pa. ave. nw. Re MEB TS” MODERN IDEAS, 4 ‘No. 2. ne of the many advantages eration: We present the Recetven Avrorstep.—The controller of the currency has appointed Mr. Otho L. Hays of Gulion receiver of the Lima National Bank, Lima, Ohio, insolvent. Acts Arproven.—The President has signed the act making appropriations ‘to supply a de- ficiency in the Department of Agriculture: also to provide for terms of the United States Circuit and District Courts at Cumber- Iand, Md. Minister Rei Comxo Howe.—Itis expected that Minister Reid will leave Paris on Saturday next. It is understood that the natur2 of the dispatches sent him by the State Department last night are not such as todelay bis departure. Tur Disease Srreapixc.—The Department of Agriculture has received information from its agent in Londoa that the hoof and mouth disease among cattle in England continues to spread and that the disease has broken out in Scotland. Betievep To Be tae Yorxtowx.—It xs said atthe Navy Department today that the war vessel sighted off San Diego, Cal., yesterday was undoubtedly the Yorktown, now on her way to San Francisco, and not the Boston, as was reported by telegraph yesterday. Disrarct PaTents.—Patents have been issued tocitizens of the District as follows: Andrew M. Coyle, assignor to N. Hiss, Baltimore, elec- trically controlled elevator; Frank K. Ward, milk or fruit preserving jur ind sealed stopper therefor; Simeon L. West, apparatus for puris fying, sterilizing and filtering drinking water. Designs were registered by Frank K. Ward for cream skimmer, miik mug and wagon body. Navat Onprns.—Capt RW. Meado has been ordered to examination for promotion on March 22. Commander A. 8. Suow, detached from the command of the Essex upon the re- porting of his relief, Commander W. W. Mead, and ordered home. ' Medical Inspector A. A! Hoebling, ordered to duty as president of med- ical and naval exumining board at the Naval Hospital, Brookiyn, N. ¥., to conven@on the Ast proximo. Surgeon B.’ 8. Mackie, ordered to duty aga momber of the medical end naval examining board st the Naval Hospital at Brooklyn, N. ¥., on the Ist proximo. Surgeon J. L. Neilson, ordered to duty as member and recorder of ‘medical and naval examining board, Naval Hospital, Brooklyn, N. Y., on the 1st proximo. PensoXat.—H. B. Neff of Cleveland, A. B. Endicott of Boston and J. M. Ramsey of St. Louis are at Willard’s——J. M. Baker. of Syracuse, H. R. Richardson of New York, A. P. Stillwagen of Philadelphia and R. 8. Jackson of Detroit are at the Randall. Wilson of Sidney, Ohio, W. H. Edgerly of Boston, T. J. Carroll’ of New York and W. B. Jordan of St. Paul are at the Ebbitt.——George . Newell of Par land. G. F. Davis of Hartford and E. 8. Elkins of Sacramento are at the — Providence, R. L, are at’ the Fredonia.— D. J. Weaver of ;Philsdeiphia and B. San- ders of Chicago’ are at the Jobnson.— John & West of Far Rockaway, L. L, J. York and C. B Powell of Richmond aro at the Metropolitan ——0. W. Fulton of Denver, C. A. Thomyson of Nova Scotia and Geo. Silverman of New York are at the Na- epeita, Bager E Word of Prepare, L and M.. chusett y i % Seapite of Boston bre ‘af the St James —— Capt. Heury Erben, commandant of the York navy yard, is atthe Ebbitt. J (Charged With Forgery. ‘Thomas A. Sembly, the colored man arrested in Philadelphia several weeks ago charged with fogging the name of Senator Gorman, has been brought here and he is now in jail ‘The check in question was for #45 and it Hi large number of long petitions from business through the petition box, and = great many today. —_—__-o-__—_. > CAPITOL TOPICS, H. Roinbert of Pittsburg, G, Heiman of New | today im support of the bill granting to the wel dent. ite came here from Montreal last even- ing. Rumor hasit that he was the bearer of some official communication from the Canadian premier on the Bering sea matter. A COUNTER PROPOSITION. A rumor that finds many beliovers is that Lord Salisbury has answered the President’ note insisting on the necessity of a modus vi vendi with a counter proposition that in any modus vivendi agreed upon the United States shall agreo to indemnity Canadian vessel owners (poachers) for the losses incurred thercby, provided the arbitra- tors finaily decide that the United States has no right to prevent pelagic sealing. The United States has already rejected a proposition of this kind. DELAYED INSTRUCTIONS. The Treasury Department bus delayed the Preparation of instructions to revenue cutters pending Bering sea negotiations. Last year the instructions originally sent out had to be countermanded by telegra pb, ax the situation changed after they were delivered in San Fran- cisco, It is the determmation of treasury officials to wait this year, if until the situation is finally determi Ss THE FREE SILVER FIGHT. Debate Began Today—The Anticipated Strug- gle to Come Later. ‘The silver bill was taken up for consideration in the House this morning promptly, in accordance with the epecisl order adopted some time ago. The champions on both sides have been preparing for the contest, and the Prospects are that a very bitter struggle will follow. In anticipation of @ lively fight the public filled the galleries to their greatest capacity this morning. The opponents of the bill started into their forlorn hope fight with a great deal of courage. At the opening of the question Mr. Tracey tried to knock out the bill on a point of order, but he was overruled. The only other significant thing at the open- ing of the discussion was a declaration by Mr. Bland, in response to a reques: from the third party fora share of tho time distributed for debate, that there was no party in this matter; that men were acting independent of and expressing their individual opinions. ‘The purpose is to put in as much time as possible for debate during the three days as- signed and on Thursday Mr. biand expects to move the previous question. WHEN THE REAL FIGHT WILL BEGIK. The real fight will begin when the motion for the previous question is made. Unless they have some reason to change their minds be- tween now and then the anti-silver men will at once begin a filibuster and the chances are that they will be able to exhaust all the time of the special order without permitting a direct vote on tho Lill, A number of substi- tute propositions will be submitted, and. after they have been exhausted, motions to take a Pecens, to sdjoura and a series of other dilatory motions will probably be made. After the time of the special order has thus been consumed the bill will go back to the cal- endar with no greater privilege than any other measure. ANOTHER SPECIAL ORDER EXPECTED. This is what is expected to happen and it has been taken into consideration in the plans of the silver men. They have assurance satisfac- tory to them that if this order expires without a direct vote on the bill having been bad the comnuittee on rules will report another resol tion fixing another order with a pro- vision for the immediate ordering of the pre- vious question. ‘This will put an end to all filibustering and insure a vote on the bill, so that votes are all that will count fu the end. OUTSIDE INFLUENCE BEING EXERTED. Aconsiderable amount of outside influence is being brought to bear to effect the vote. A men opposing the bill have beon presented bankers and other business men from New York and Philadelphia were about the Capitol ‘TO PROTECT EMPLOYES AS WITNESSES. Representative Enloe appeared before the tucket, KL, H. B. Goodwin of Cleve- | ®dvocate ue bill recently introduced by bim Wm. Douglas of Charleston, 8. C., A P. Little | Mr. Enloe explained that the fear entertained of Rochester, E. Queen of Pittsburg. C. | by employes of possible discrimination aga Foster of Cincinnati and Henry M. Duffield | thembydepartmentofiicials frequently: of Milwankee are at the Arlington.—Ballard | the employes from giving testimony when Smith of New — HM. Feng Bg invest weapon) ice OF is un Brockton, Mass., and ‘. me of Chi- | way and the cago are ‘at the ‘Shorebam.——R. P. Wood of | mation which it prove valuableand which VitweLurg, Howard Pusey of Philadelphia, F. H. | can come in no other way. ‘The committee Hubbard of Now York and Edward W. Sheldon | was not by" Mr. “Enloo’ of New York areat the Normandie ——J. W. At- | and to lay the billon the table. This kinson of Buckingham, Pa.,and J. H. Harris of | is the death of the bill. FOREIGN WAR TALK. Austria Uneasy at Movements in NEARLY A BLOCK IN BOSTON BURNED. Rudini Likely to Go the Way of Crispi. MILLS HAS A CLEAR FIELD. WAR TALK IS RIFE. Austria Is Seriously Disturbed by the Military, Movements in Kussian Poland. Viexxa, March 22.—The Austrian gover- ment is greatly disturbed by the attitude of the military men in Russian Poland. Gen. Gourko, acting, it is presumed, under or ders from St Petersburg, appears to be making vreparations for hoe tities against some power, whether Austria or Germany is not apparent. The defenses of Warsaw are being strengthened and bonse- holders have been notudied of the ni ber of soldiers that each house will have to accommodate in the event of @ Russian army taking up quarters in the city. Persons whose loyalty is questioned are ex pelled from Waraaw and other Polish cities, and some are deported to tiberia. The guards on the frontier have been reinforced and fortified camps have been established at convenient pointe for asudden movement in the direction of either Prussia or Austria. Large bodies of troops are in continual motion, and. altogether the situs: tion is calculated to stimulate anxiety both at Vienna and Berlin. Gen. Gourko returned & personal conference with the czar, and BXEparations bave been increased since be came ck tobiscommand. Itis said that im the eve of a European war the Russian mfantry could use the old terden rifles with smokeless pow- der, as the magazine rifles sow being manu- factured in France will not be ready for another year at the very earliest. A great doal of “war talk” is rife among the military elements in all BEY of the Russian empire, which is partion rly directed against Germany. The Russian military maneavers during the present year will be on a gigantic scale. The forces engaged will consist of the guards and the first army corps from Bt tersburg, the grenadier corps am the thirteenth army corps from Moscow, the ninth aud tenth army corps from Charkoff and tho eleventh lfth army corps froa_ Ki. The troops from the two menticned districts will form, under the command of Gen. Obrutschoff, chief of the Rossin headquarters staff, the eastern army, while the remaining half will constitute the western army, under Gen, Dra- | goniroff. To each army will be added four cavalry Givisions, making a grand total of 200,- 000 of all ranks. An important experiment designed to test the power of endurance possessed by the Rus- Sian infantry soldier in campaigning work during « period of intense cold has lately been made in a district near the western frontier of Ruskin. It was desired to discover under what degree of cold troops could camp out in tents, aud for this purpose eight infantrymen were chosen at random. The snow, which lay deep on the ground, was levelled over a certain area, a tent pitched and its interior covered with mats, on which were laid fifty-six pounds ofstraw. ‘The men, accoutred in heavy gray coats and Wellington boots, lay down to rest, short time ago from Using their kuapsacks as pillows, at 9 o'clock im the evening. Outside the thermometer, pro- tected from the wind blasts, then indicated 31 degrees of frost, Fahrenheit. An officer re- mained outside all night making observations. At Lo'clock the temperature inside the tent was seventeen degrecs above zero and outside at zero. Toward morning the gradually. fell without and within, and at o'clock ked four below zero, Until 8 o'clock — the men slept quite comfortably, but toward 4, when the frost became #o intense, sleep was impossible. ‘The soldiers left their tent and Fail about in the open air toprevent themselves from freezing to death. ‘The Russian ambassador is said to have given assurances to Austria that there is no hostile intent on the part of Russia in the extraordi military movements in loland; but the A\ government iF not, for that reason, ceasing to take vigorous precautions against a’ sudden at- tack, Gen. Krieghammer,at Cracow, has been ordered to maintain increased 00, and the throughout Galicia have been piaced in a condition for immediate service, eee atten NEARLY A WHOLE BLOCK BUENED. Henderson Brothers’ Carriage Factory im Boston Destroyed by Fire. Bostox, March 22—By a fire that started from some unknown cause after midnight last night Henderson Bros.’ immense carriuge fac- tory and repository, taking up nearly the en- tire block bounded by North avenue and Bsd- ley, Russell and Orchard streets, North Cam- bridge, together with nearly 1,000 corriages and hundreds of sets of harness and several stores of the ground floor, was burned to the ground. Several small tenement houses on Hadley street were also burned. Jobn J. Henderson believes his firm's loss will reach and probably exceed £200,000 and that the in- surance will probably amount to one-half of that. The frame houses on Hadley street, which were injured or destroyed, and @ little store on North avenue, which’ was tirely consumed, belonged to Mr. Daniel ‘orbes and were occupied by poor tenements, who lose their household goods. Two of the Hadiey street houses were valued at €20,000 euch. Up toSo'clock the blaze bad not been extinguinied, but the flames were under con- trol. ‘The carriage factory employed from 75 to 100 hands, ——— MINISTER RUDINI ATTACKED. Many Italians Think Was Too Mild tn the New Orleans Incident. Roe, March 22.—The attack of Signor Im- briani on the government bas created a sensa- tion, and many are inclined to sympathize with his argument that the administration of Signor Radin wa the righte nf’ tae bain aggressive im asserting ts ‘talians abroad, es- pecially in respect to the New Orleans mas sacre. ee THE FIELD OPEN TO MILLS, Avstix, Texas, March 22.—Senator Horacé Chilton addressed a letter last night to caucus of his friends announcing his withdrawal from the race for United States Senator, thus leaving the field clear to Roger Q. Mills to pass from the lowor to the upper branch of Congress, House c. mittee on judiciary this morning to | Senator Chilton as his only reason for withdrawing that he finds the total vote of tect government loyes who testify | his friends legislature suft- before congressional tnvestigating somites, cient to elect him, and be does not want to om- inst | claimed that the election of Mills will edd 50,000 votes to the third in Texas His are sure slchty or uinoty votes ‘on the first ballot. tor denied a a sore ahaa stich | _ Stanley Wil! Return to the Conge Seon. ° Loxpox, March 22.—The London World wai Journ tho intrest of tao Omage nm SEs SUBMARINE TELEGRAPES. Gen. Eppa Hunton and Hon. Jeff Chandler repro heard Royal Match t= Prospect, sretpageun derstand eapecsr hegre ts March 22—The Princew Aliso of Queen Victories Cam; Francaise de Telegraphie de Paris Granddaughter of New York to lay submarine ‘and tele- ep ayn ae drngromng tne a graphs at some cligible places on the of the late Princess Alice, is to ar- Coast of South Carolina and st some to Hagiand on a teng sic to Qaven Vie: on the coast in Virginie at or near Aas Gass at eae an queen has i Prince George of Wale ‘The will a, bring abouts ‘between Irene, « sister bed ‘ite matrad te gnotie state from epee ES Hc —— of a Delicate ‘Appreciation tae letter to Archbishop Tache ‘control for ringing the bells of 8t i i é I i I il i te i i i