Evening Star Newspaper, March 24, 1892, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS. 110} Pennsylvania Avenze, comer 1}th St. by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, 8 H. KAUPFMANN, Pres't Wow York Oiice, 83 Potter Boiling, Sur Evexneo Stan js served to subscribersin the DY carriers. om tbeir uta account, at 10 cents fee Week, oF dc. per mnouth. Copies at the counter, 2 im the United States or Frate each fig ail anywhe Grnade~postace Scents pet month. Satcapar Quaoucree Steet Stam $1.00 per year: yom = hs added. $3.00. — [Entered at the Post Office at Wash! D.C., wecond class tail matrer.) sae eipem (GE Al. mail subscriptions must be paid in advance, Rates of advertising made known o@ application. pwn hercnscemenednetieenttcleries neon Vou. 80, No. 20,216. —— The Loening far. WASHINGTON, D.C. THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 1892. TWO CENTS. Washington Hows and Gossip. pales FINANCTAL. NCIAL. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. seas rn KON DisreNsacy aNd EME Deosirs Axo Isvesturxts. | ae GENCY HosPrTat, “IF you woulit be wenithy, think of sav- fing es weit as of getting.” If youhave money saved, no matter how small the amount, or if the custodian of deposit it with the American Sreurity and Trust Company and receiv terest thereon. Such deposits are subject to check at all times. Perhaps you have money awaiting invest- ment? We call your attention to the De- beaturs Bonds of this company. These bonds are issued in sams of $100, $500 and $1,000 cach, paying 5 per cent interest, and ‘re secured by real estate Srst_mortwages, held by the Real Estate Title Insurance Company of this city as trustees for the bondboklers, and are further secured by *he assets of this company and the double iis- Dility Of its stockholders. Interest is paya- Bie serni-amp nally al they require no atten- Yon whatever frou the holders, AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST CO., New Stone Builsting, 1005 G at. nr. ALT. BRITTON, President. mones. BY ITER OF MOME: RTE E cltimere. Nev. 19, 1891. Messrs. Bowes & Halil, Managers Equitable Lite Assurance Soci Sirs: T am in. receipt th the check of the Eguitad eo Assurapee Society of New ¥ :000. the amount of the in- arried by my late busband, boff, in your society. f ader to you aad your com- incere thanks for your stion, BOWES & HALL, Resident Managers, Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States, | HARRISON DINGMAN. mut Ie F st aw ‘Asrenesr. The Washington Loantand Trust Company. Paid-up capital, $1,000,000. Interest paid on deposits. B. H. WARNER, it President, (CAPITAL sTOCK OF THE SCHILLINGER CURBING AND PAYING COMPANY Is offered for sale at tts per value, $100 PER SHARE, | J“ W- CORSON. At the Banking House of WOODS & CO., 122 Fst. ow. OFFICERS. L. P. WRIGHT, President. JOHN C. FOOR, Vice President. H. T. WOODS, Treasurer. H. H. WAINWRIGHT, Secretary. 1B. J. MeLAUGHLIN, General Manager. REGISTRAR OF CAPITAL STOCK. ‘THE AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY. ‘This Company will be glad to consult with any parties who may contemplate making their wills or disposing of apy part of their estates by establishing trusts. Careful at- tention to the wishes of testators, the pro- tection of legatees and the permanent char- acter of this Company make it not only & secure but desirable axeucy for parties who ‘wish to provide for protection in years to come. THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY. mb24-38 B. H. WARNER, President. ee Unsiren Srares BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Isis BST. N. Ww.) WASHINGTON, D Maturity of stock FIXED and GUAKANTLE ware of Joining am association that has not ture. Sand6 Teposits from the di are mindy. or wnt Pad om re OGE, President, Sa 1. E DAM IEL, Secretary. [SSSERANCE PLACED oN LIVES OF MEN AND omen in amounts irom, ‘$1,000 TO $1,000,000. Annuities issued by resporsinie coupanien, THOS"P. MORGAN. Jr. mbS-Ln 1305 F at. Fiveury BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF WASHINGTON, D. Cc. Bubecribed Capital $1,000,000. 6 Per Cent paid on Regular Deposits, and 10 Por Cent paidon Deposits leit with the Association for 5 Jou can borrow 1,000 from us on Real Eatatesecur- ity and pay it back af the rate of $13 per month. ‘The 17th series of stock is now open for subscrip~ sband's | tion Offers unprecedented opportunity for investinents, combined with absolute security. ‘Por circulars and other intormation apply at offices, 913 and 915 F st. n.w. Next to Columbia National Bank. OFFICERS. President it Vice President and Manaver Vice President ANDREW WAL GEORGE W. LEACH.. ALONZO TWEEDALE. GEORGE GIBSON JNO. E. SMITH... EDWARD 8S. YOK Chas J. Bell, © Jan E Fitch, Geo. W. Brown. Brit & Co.. Banxzns, 1406 G STREET. DEPOSITS. EXCHANGE. DISCOUNTS. A epectalty made of investment securities. Foreign exchange issued on all points. Local securities bought and sold. INO. W. MACARTNEY. Member N.¥. Stock Ex. 73m CORSON & MACARTNEY, GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 F ST. 'N. W., Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds. Deposits. Exchange. Loans. Collections. Raiiruad Stocks and Bonds and all securities iisted on the exchanyes of New Sork, Philadelphia, Boston Sted Baltimore bowht and wo.d ‘A specialty made of juvestiuent securities. District ‘and all local Kailroad, Gas, Insurance and Tel- epbone Stock deait in. Amsricau Beli Teievbone Stock bought and sold. 1y18 SPECIAL NOTICES. 15th st. and Ohio ave. Washincton, D.C, March 21, 189%. To the Public: The new building of the Central Dispensary and Emergency Hospital has just been completed. been testified to by thousands of in The usefuiness en? efficiency of this institution have he poor and saffer- ing who have been benefited by the treatment they received there; and its exceilence bas been cominented upon by the public press and by all wo have ‘Visited it, Many of its friends Have never had an opportunity ‘of seeing it in its new quarters, and it is proposed to «ive them such an opportunit THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, MARCH 24, 182, When the new bui'ting will be opened from 7 to 9 o'clock for their insvect! below Albuuxh’s Opera House. It is located one square You arecordialiy invit:d to be present. Please bring your friends and all who may be interested in this wood work. ARTHUE D. ADDISON. CHAS. J. BELL, A.T. BRITTON RECEPTION COMMITTEE. The Board of Directors THOMAS J. KING. Dr. WILLIAM LEE. Dr. N. 8. LINCOLN. Dr. SWAN M. BURNETT. Dr. G. L. MAGKUDER. CALDERON CARLISLE. WILLIAM GALT. W. B. GURL Dr. WM. H. HAWKES, GARDINER G. HUBBARD, 1D Dr. H. L. E. JOANS E. KURTZJOUNSON, a Dr. Dr. JAMES KERR. Dr. C. M. HAMMETT. JOHN W. MACARTNEY. Dr. MOKLis MULRAY Dr. D. W. PRENTISS. M. BRALNARD H. WARNER BENJ. H. WARDER. H. RANDALL WEBB. W. C. WHITTEMORE. HENRY L. WEST. EX OFFICIO MEMBERS. D. A. FRANK, OWN G. JUDD. . W. JOHNSTON. mh23-2t Re rea: SM, WONN'S HALL, 6th y Frid 3 Gaule, wonderful test medi for private sittings, Mrs. Cabell’ Jar-th&t.tr br THURSDAY EV ‘bee y will be held at Butldess’ bacuanse, 1. and H 29th ani WASHINGTON R.A. CHAPTER. — A stated convocation of thin chapter wiil be the chaser chat ber, 3 Members of this, eld in fe Tem 1th st. between @ n.w..on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, the Oid tickets will be good. qq WASHINGTON JOCKEY CLUB. Special weeting of the stockholders of the Vashi F a Club will be heid at Willard Hall ‘The report of the port of the committ RIDAYs Marel uditing Committee P. id the ¥ appointed to revise the constitution and by-laws w! Ddesuumitted. “By of ier of THE AN ‘TINGO r | ae ‘Of the Colunbie Fires Ine of 81 be held-at the office o. th © aver ue B.W., im the , day of April bext, at S p.m. for the purpose of di interest you. the president. M RA ‘HOS. iy Of the District of Colus.ibia for the election 1een trustees to serve for the ensuing year will ‘couspany. No. 2419 G st. April 4, 1se2 Foils ‘open at 12m, nsfer of stock will be closed from both days inclusive. tudth- LEM LUWERS, Jr, Secretary. NOTICE.—A MEETING OF THE S'10CK- holders of the Fotomac S ‘<arroundine Company will be fi ity ot Was Day m1. ke for the th 30 to April by the i. ishing of otherwise ifsposiny of a portion of the capital stock of said coxupary. for th f the offiversos site compas Lop the cust F such other business as may be brought W. T. GALLIBER, Sec. mb 15e0-3w* ==>ELECTROPOISE. FOR TREATMENT of all diseases resd_ card on pase 4 1 @q= NOTICE. ‘The annual meeting of the stockholders of ‘“THE ‘The business of the company is 2 well-knownand | MERIDIAN REAL ESTATE AND PROMOTION Jong-esteblished one. It is the imtention of the com- | COMPANY” wiil be held on MONDAY, April 18,1802, any to add to its former lines of business that of ASPHALT STREET PAVING, For eorducting which it will have a new and complete evtit of tools and wachinery, and will be fully pre- Pared to execute the largest contractein this very pro table line of business. OFEICE OF THE COMPANY, 1413 G st aw. C. T. Havessen, Memb-r Washington Stock Exchange, ‘eal Estate and Stork Broker. Rooms © and antic busiding, £20 F street northwest. INVESTMENT SECURITIES. Stocks, Bonds and Grain bought and sold forcash oF on warsin. Cotton bought and sold in New York or New Orleans. CORRESPONDENTS. J. S. Bache & € York Stock Exchange. Lebman Brov., Cotton Exchange. 1026-tr Lebman, Stern & Co., New Orieans Cotton Exchange. | Diain!: Lamson Bros. & Co.. Chicago Board of Trade. Private wires to New York, Chicagoand New Orleans, Telephone, +s. oom Taz Naziosat - SAFE DEPOSIT SaVINGS And TRUST COMPANY OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, CORNER 15TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE. at 12 o'clock m., st the office of the company, 61i ¥ st. B.w., for the purpose of eiecting a board of directors for the ensuing year and transacting any other busi- ness that many be necesmasy, 8. Herbert Giesy, Sec- Directors: 5 "AR ROOME, President: JOHN 0. JOHN- ce at: CH DAVIDGE. Treasurer: SG. RINGWALT. W. 5. sai18-Tm —— GUITARS. cm in finish. Beautiful in tone. Every fret ateolutely correct. Warrauied not to warp, split oF crack. Prices fair and Teasouabie and oue [fice only fo'evers one, Every Guitar bears te nause of Geuree Washburn plainly burned on the iuside. None wen mine WHMOU'SHBURN MANDOLINS. Perfect in ev icwlar. Inxeaiously constructed, correct fretted, beautifully tulshed” Warntstad nat fo split, warp or crack. A fair price and one price oa “The name George Washburn is burned plainly upon the inside of every metrumncut. Nove genuine with out it. Please read and remember, every Washburn Guitar and Mandolin 1s ‘bot only brenied with the (nant. facturer's name, but the number is also. plain! marked on the inside, and the pubiie in hereby wart that any Washburn iustroaent Off red for sale, no matter by without the ‘name. aud ‘nutber Yinble as ‘afuresaid, is spurious, of there is Some deception intended ur practiead ‘We are the soleaxents tor the sale of these goods in this locality, aud the best and satest plas ict come At once to our sales rooms, where you wall always Bind f id fresh stock of the qeauine Wash 4 Guitars. Hemember our nate, wM. SON. V 8. Fine Hams whe they were bot Casnard’s at several p aust ‘this dif. ally adopted a blue oval tin tag, with our halve printed on it in White, which ts affixed to all OUr fine meats, whether covered or uncovered. Don't be deceived. Insist upou having ous goods with this tag att to them. B. D. BARR, 1111 Pennsyivanis ave, CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS} Low prices trom this date with hich-grade art. ja20 JANUARY 2, 1867. Reorganize! under act of Congress October 1, 1890, And special act of Congress February 18, 1802. CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS. Acts as executor, administrator, guardian of the es- | fatesof minors, comunittes of the estates of Innatics, Receiver, assines and executes trusts of any and every Mescription, | of We company, 1406G st. nw. Suits from $35 up. ‘Trousers from #10 up. INSURANCE. UTUAL PROT? CTION FIRE INSURANCE ee a URN Tike IST RARCE Co. nt. JAMES E FILCH, Secretary. ‘theurs Yolieves af untusyaily low rates aiid each insurer fe the profits. Por full laformation aypiy te the aie ded-ly Mas. M. J. Hoss, 1300 ¥ BT. N.W., Isnow prepared to show the Latest Importatio ‘Wills prepared by acompetent attorney, who tein | LADIES’ KIMMED HATS, BONNETS and TOQUES aby attendance, and kept without charge, when the | from the leading Pers millivers, toyether with those company is named executor or trustee. Receives money deyosits in sums of TEN CENTS nd upward snd allows interest thereon. Money de; osited on of before the first day andon the fret, second sud third days of the month will drew in- terest from the tiret day. ‘Loans money up: n real estate and collateralsecurity. Selis frei-cises real estate and other securities in wume of €500 aud upward. Rents Sairs tor #5_¢8_87—98-910-912.50-815— (©20—-925-440-450-975-8100-and $125—e0ch per Fb. SNYDER Vice Presiden CHARLES CLOVER, First, JAMES Di. JOHNSTON, Secon THOMAS K. JONES, “Third. ‘Treasurer, E. FRANCIS KIGGS, ALBERT | STUNTEVANT, Direc LEWIS 6. TEWESBURY & co, BANKERS AND BROKERS, 2K5 F ST, WASHINGTON, Dc, sell for cash or on margin’ Socks, ge Provincus snd Oil naan, from her own work rooms, comprising exclusive styles not to be found elsewhere. Paosruaric Exvzsios, The most efficient and palatable preparztions of COD LIVER O11 on the market. Its coupe- sition is well known and has the indursemeut of the pharmaceutical and medical societies of Washington. Every ingredient in its formuts fe essential and coutribittes to the alleviation of coughs. colds aud the symptows of all wasting diseases. We take xrest pains toprepareit care- fully of the best materials and to have it mado freshly. Sold in any quantity. W. 8. THOMPSON, Pharmactt, 708 15th ot Pasrevz Ware Frirens. ‘THE BEST IN FXISTENCE. In the present state of the Potomac water everybody is interested in Water Filters. Call and wee the many testi- monials we have from Wash- inuton's leading citizens, Prices & Pasteur Fiitere from 8 up. Tiepnone 545. | 1205 Panwa. Ave 903m HARTLEY'S GREAT REMEDY 18 THE ‘rom sat D's compete and succomaal Lowe treatient ‘Me Permenest cures gusraniend. mhGlm | diss. ow. Bee NOTICE CTHE EXPRESS AND STORA ‘Dusiness heretofore conducted by the George W. Knox will be continued at the oid stand, corner of 2dand B. for its conduct, Provided tor Ly the terms of his will. mbiy-tu,th&sim .w., with unchanged facilities continuance having been fully WILLIAM 5. KNOX. Manager. im eee WINES AT FAIK PRICES, 3 => NOW T U HAVE FOUND Hodges’ National Bindery,” wive hima call. le can bind any oct» vo book in leather from 60 cents ward and meke youn good Job. 10 Fe wisi WM. GARNER, mb5-1m 1030 Th sw. if the, . Sia WISE COMPANY, hats haw. . Manawer. Pure jus NOMA CAL?! HARRY ©. CONKA! fe26-1m p> NOTICE IS BEKEBY GIVEN THAT A! tor the wiection of nine directors to verve ubtil the 24th day of February, of March, 1M‘, and remain closed until the 2th day of March, ser. re {nsurance Conpany jor the District o Columbia, office of the ‘order of the board of directors. RES °PRANK I. RAWLINGS, Secretary. {626-tm2sir. ee STANDARD WRITING MACHINE Se PUNE MEN ON THIS socarsry | convenient piace, It is weil jigbtedand ventilated and | Order at once. commands # very pieamuy view of the city and Fo- tomac. A strictiy first-class iunchion will be served Promptly atmoderaie cost. =" to One Hundred Dotiurs: price). ENT CARDS. designs, Mc QUELN, 1108 ¥ st. n.w. ‘Wroughi-1ron Gas’ ‘while makin chanse |AL DIVE IN BICYCLES— SATURDAY, MAKCH 12. Cushion-tired Brand-new “REFEREE” Safetys, cut Forty dollars reduction in ‘These machines are of latest desixns and tuily arranted. GOBMULLY & JEFFERY MFG. CO., OF THE WORLD. ‘The 1892 MODEL Of the REMINGTON Is now ON THE MARKET. WYCKOFF, BEAMANS & BENEDICT, LE DROIT BUILDING, mi7-te SiH AND F 678. whe wish to meet members of their ff neheon, wil find OUR LUNCH ROOM a ay ry ‘Sixth floor, 10th st. building. Take Elevators, WOODWARD & LOTHROP, 10TH, 11TH AND F STS. ¥.W. <qg IKON BAILINGS. ‘Send postal and we will do the rest— if you want any kind of iron work. GEO. WHITE & SONS, Maine ave., bet. 434 and 6th sts, fem. 28-Sn _— ee uNeI08 SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY. 165 and 01K Pennsylvania avenue. The vauite snd spartiuente for the storaxe of valt- able papers sliver, clothing. pictures and furniture aro spacious, dry, erate. _— ea Bee EEF 8 EonERTS co. DESIGNING, ENGRAVING AND PRINTING FOR s001AL AND BUSINESS USES 7 10TH 8T., NEAR GAB OFFICE. i013 ed ‘DO You BUY YOURS? Xo ice, 8 Dirt, vat Clean, iat Love aw, SU Ae we. ana ge geeheaweny Burren Quality very superior. Price greatly reduced. VERMONT MAPLE SUGAR— New crop goods. Very fresh and tasty. VERMONT MAPLE SYRUP— In quart botties and gallon cans— Full meaaure (not “shorts") —care- fully sealed, thus retaining all the reat fresh sap tavor. HOT BOUILLON Served free to all who visit our store this week. Bring your friends. ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY, 5 428 Ninth street n.w. re PROPKIETORS OF RETAIL STORES uld avoid leeze printer's bills by using the Edison Muneowfaph in preparing circulars #0- ti de, Tis iaatiner of advertistie 10 a with the newspaver cannot be w= paved Ofice stationsry en also be printed ‘with: the Minucoxeaph. if you die wise you will il ynte tis matter. + 619 7th at. n.w. PLL sustice to Bore. Todo sustice to you and to myself you shouig place your orders for Exster Clothes at the earliest posei- bie moment. Indications pot to bext week's business being the Inrx- est of the season. Woe have just ovened 25 pattor:'s of Fine Euxitsh Stripe Trouserings which we shail ve to order at $9—oUughé (0 be 811 and 812. G. WARFIELD SIMPSON; “Expert Tailor,” Cor. 9th and = mb2¢ ts. mh BUSIEST AND BRAINIEST MEN In the worid are users of the Phono- graph. Doyouuseit? If not write us for one on trial. COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH CO., mh2% 627 E st. nw. RF. CROMELIN, Secy. FOR SALE-No. $327 NST., Georgetown, 3-story and attic bricl modern improvements; lot 27. 50x alley connections back and front; price, 86,500. Terms, $500 cash, balance Payable €50 monthly. Apply to ©. H. FICKLING, 1264 32d st. n.w. Washington, D.C, mb23-3t eer offic ny ot War nacostin uth to Bepning bridve, and riparian net ure Pe r views in writing aud send the undersigned, who will explain More in iter ander consideration by the board to salling at bis office. CHAS. EL. B. DAVIS, pe of Eueineers, mihi Bt Be 2 Now PeevaneD to DERS for ail kinds of Fa:nts, Utiy, Glass, Lime, or Snore, &e. Will receive proposes for 6,000 railous of pure Linseed Ol. on cars at aud 0. depot One Sgut «silea additional for delivery in way past of the mh! Old aze tends a meliow and flavor to wine that can) sold by us. For table uye oF t TO-KALON WINE COMPANY, G14 Lith st. now. HAVE THE SPECIFICATIONS FOR : YOUR NEW HOUSE CALL FOR 4 BOR. STEKL PLATE RANGE AND A TORRID FURNACE. sO 1N- MRUCT YOUR AKCHITECT AND HAT HE DOES IT, For particulars ask anybody who has Used either or call on 8. 8. SHEDD & BRO, 432 9TH ST. N.W., PLUMBING, HEATING, TLNNING, mb T WANT GOOD SHOES LOOK AT 3, 84 and $9 crades. A tai line of le & Harrineton's men’s store, DL STRICKLAND, 909 Pa. ave, 6 o Organized Labor: Tis ‘flerences heretofore ex 280, K. of Land HW. Blair bave jactorily settled. We cleertully recommend patronage of oncanized: bor, ‘By oxder of the Bakers’ L.A. => WASHINGTON, D. C., MAKCH 21, To the Friem nthe Bakers’ L.A. 2380, \d Schaefer. Stoblman and the Conn. Pic Co. have'not been settled “mule By onder of the Bakers! L.A. =— N RRE'S EBBIT’ Mr. ROBERT CALLAHAN, Agont National Cash Register Company, 643 Louisiana avenue northwest: akin Wehalf of the Nae Teves years in taaktns up my i, a8 Fahd wot thu they. were of Dut" purchased two about tnety. Index to Advertisements, ADVERTISING. aw ett H PRIDE eR IN FRAMES ATID diflarences existita bet G STORE, UF st. now. Washington, B.C. EDUCATIONAL. EXCURSIONS, ie. It gives tional ‘Cas! inind to FOR RENT (Rooms... FOR RENT (Houses) FOR RENT (Stores) 4, which was placed in this store, dnediate atleuti TOR SALE (Houses), He adunct to my bu and | FORSALE (Lots) ._ Be ae niece Ute COUNT | FOR SALK (Horses and Vohician T hot replace ity ie: e stated, sidisy as a constant ion. | FOR SALE (Pianos). geeeeeggeggegsigeqgiy Ju couciision would state it will | FOR SALE (Miscellaneous) HOTELS INSURANG LADIES' God Paco LEGAL NOTI Pace Pace ? @ ae 8FRING 18 come. Pace We know it, #0 Wo are ready. Pose Aree: "roe here are Spray vervoats, $8 to Fu; all styles al 2 Pace Funny if we ‘con't suit you. NO: Pare see hem ans way. | Thas couts NOTARIES PUBLIC. Paxe 5 i look aiter the rest, GEOKGE SPKANSY, ‘Oue-Frice Cothier, 44 7th st. OCFAN STEAMERS OFFICIAL. NOTIC! ? 3 PIANOS AND O&KGA! PERSONAL, Ge PUPDEN'S FURNITURE HOUSE TO SCALE FISH EASILY. Place them in boiling water for a minute and the scales can be readily and therouxhiy removed iu the usual manner with very Little exertion. WANTED (Situations) Wa. Oliscellansoas) . WINTER RESORTS ‘Tomorrow is the last day for putting in your guessas to the number of sales in my estsblishment during the month of March—the Sideboard may be yours. When you hand your guess in I would be plessed to open an account with you at cash prices, Never during the whole course of my business carcer have I thought it the proper thing to warrant » delinguent purchaser, ‘This speaks volumes for me and my patrons. How many other houses can make the same showing? The answer to this pointed question cap be found by any intellient reader who will take the tronble to search the record furnisued by the daily press of this city. If you want fair dealing and**due consideration” when in a tight place you canuot do better than will be done byyouby Govensment Recrrrrs Topay.—Internal rev- enue, $447,516; customs, $713,163. ‘rows has sailed from San Diego, Cal., for San Francisco. Tue Doxpsix has left Norfolk for Washing- ton. Navar Orpers.—Lieut. Commander H. B. Mansfield has been ordered to duty at the navy yard at New York on April 4. Chas. P. Bragg been appointed an erway surgeon. A Navan Parwext.—The Secretary of the Navy has made the seventeenth payment on cruiser No. 6 in favor of the Union iron works, JOHN RUDDEN, 1LWd 513 Seventh street northwest. MEN'S HAND-SEWED SHOES AT @3; b <a best an 880. 23-3en HAVENNER 4 ANN ounling 20 008) ee OW ABOUT THAT Pati | To Tax Commanpen Gnamam.—A conrt-mar- =»HOW ABOUT THAT BRIEF? .. ke tual, consisting of the following named officers, Does 90 cent page strike you as reason- bas been ordereé to convene at Richmond March 28 for the trial of Commander James D. Graham: Commodores J. A. Greer and J. 8. Skerrett and Capts. Montgomery Sicard, E. 0. Matthews, C. 8. Norton, F. M. Bunce, A T. Mahan, T. F. Kane, Jobn Philip, John F. Me- Glensey and B. F. Day, with First Lieut. Chas. H. Lauchheimer, marine corps, as judge advocate. LETS. able for 00 copies on good paper? Then let's Print it. BYRON 8. ADAMS, Print Sav 1ieh: —mnet qe 78 WonvERFUL ‘That the old business methods still hang on. So many unneces- ‘sary expenses and profits between maker and wearer! Buy from the maker, but buy the best. Maker to Wearer, Pensoxar.—Wm. 8. Green of Detroit, Thos. Marcus of NewYork and Edward Balden of Syracuse are at the Arlington.—W. H. Stay- ton of New York, J. W. Ellis of Boston and B.E. Cole of Boston ure at the Shoreham.— F. G. Thompson of Toledo, J. V. A. Weaver of Chicago and John Talbot of Boston are at the Ebbitt —Geo. W. Green of New York and D. B. Young of Brooklyn are at the Randall. —38. 6. of Pittsburg. G. W. Noble of Atlanta and C, W. Brown of Jersey City are at Willard’s.——Elijah Jenks of New York, CA. Moore of Chicago, F. R. Kingston of Buffalo, J. Rosenthal of Kaleigh and J. N. ‘Tater of St. Louis are at the Howard.——H. D. Thomas of Tacoma, Wash., J. B. Middiecroft of Anu Arbor, Mich.” and G.” Gleason of Boston are ‘ut the Fredonia.—F. B. Harris of . Philadelpbia, Joseph W. Burden of Lenox, Mass, and Frederick Baldwin of New York are at the mundie.——F. A. Vanderlip of the Chicago Tribune and Geo. W. Lyon, surveyor of the port of New York, are st the Cochran.——W. B. Greg of Providence, R. L, A. Simmonds of York and Theo. Reichert of California are a the Johnson.—W. J. Warren of Reading, Pa., C. J. Harris.of Ashville, N. C., and H. J. Kuhn of Newark, N. J., are at tho National. —Jobn S. Hawley of New York and F. R. Brainard of Chicago” are at the Metropolitan.— 2. W. Davis of Cleveland, C. B. Welton of Madi- son, Wis, and J. Hutchinson of Connecticut are at the St. James.—Editor John M. Francis of the Troy Times and ex-minister of Portugal, Austria and Greece, with Gen, Dumont, is at the Princess Anne, Virginia Beach. Senator Hiscock and family are expected today. THE BAKER SHOE. “mabe 1430.N. ¥. ave. WORTH A DOLLAR MORI Here pair or" he price list again. Buying « wetting 83.00 3.00 R, B. GROVER & CO,, **Sole Makers and Sellers of the Emerson Shoes,” 1103 Pa. Star office. mht FOR A HOME. We have been instructed ceilent two-story bnek on 5 and Pu.w.;6 rooms. and bath: lot by Gti Will imakeaspiewdid homie. 95.500 ia the price Teruns to mutt. PROCTOR & PROCTOR, 907 Gst. nw. mh24 Real Estate and Insurance. i MERTZ'S” MODERN IDEAS. “MERTZ’S" MODERN IDEAS. Advantage No. 3. e put weLsuhodh® ate Bot alone makers ot carments, but we knowhow ae eto make them—architecte in dress, as ‘twore. The ‘woolen merchant's range of tyles is at your disposal, ee sie "ang wemakeis our business 0 rt ea you sr WON phat you want, and our method saves you from 15, SECRETARY FOSTER EXAMINED. He Tells the Joint Committee on Immigration About Expenditures on Ellis Island. Secretary Foster, accompanied by Aqeistant Secretary Crounse, appeared before the joint committee on immigration today in connection to 20 per cent. - MERTZ'S ‘Tailoring Shop, 4 1th st. Ww. BSPPOP SALE-No. 1018 BOTH Georgetown ; cottage : lot GOx143 ft. price, $6,000. ‘Teri, $2,000 cash, as- suming trust of €4,000. Apply to ©. H, FICKLING, 1264 32d st. n.w., mb23-3t ‘West Washington, D.C. CAUTION. —WISHING ALL OF QUR M: ‘chines to wive (he iiehest dexree of satisfac Yon, "we particolarly caution those baving old our wake against allowing t Wiere than at the COMPANY'S UF F1C. Dut yenuine parts aze used, and unly the’ abie changes, if any, are nudde, Uruers UY Feceive lunuied ateaitention, HEELEK & WILSON MFG. CO. my26-t,th.», tr ‘th wt. Teasol ‘ones of | and the nefve to satistactorily fill them to be adjusted sise- | the Ever Where none | wrong rectificd, and estimates yiven free. with the pending investigation into the expen- ditures on account of the Ellis Island immi- grant station. The Secretary showed traces of his recent illness, but stood the ordeal of the examination very well. Taking the stand, he presented a statement showing how often he bad been absent since his indnction into office and who acted as sec- retary during his absence. Senator Chandler remarked that it was patent to all persons that Secretary Foster had devoted himself too rigorously to his work last year and had thereby injured his health. In answer to questions the Secretary went over nearly all the points in controversy in relation tothe work at Ellis Island and the expenditures made. ‘To Senator Chandler witness said that he had regarded us important the appointment of the commission which had gone to Europe to ex- smine into emigration. He bad transmitted the report of that commission with his recom- <gq=> NO ONE HIS PARALLEL. : ‘The reputation enjoyed by Mandelibers: of Manchester, Londen anu Paris ir much envied by other 1 ers the world over. His waterproois are the best. We have 1° of spri cloths. sow styles, in Gray and th stylish long iilitary ': line of sample cloths oshes. pes. We from which ire taken for Mack Z& SONS, L237 gE ARE NOT INFALLIBLE. laim to be infailible. put tobe able sh you the skillinlly set, at lower priors than otliers ask, We have the stoci skilled workmen, the facilities largest of “contracts. v CHAS. E. HODGKIN, “Expert Handler of Glass, mbes 913 7th st. nw. <q = SUMMPR PRICES FOR COAT. Bee I ittaci te. 90.6 Off for cash the uext 20 days. ‘AMMRICAN ICE AND COAL CO.. mbt S.w. corner 10th and F sta, n.W, gs HAVE YOU SEEN OUR UNEXCELLED Stock of Gatcomb, Stenurt and” otte CECB ATED MAREM, eving fn come own ator Bat 3 bi nator CELEBRATED FEE Maa ba store UN” and other Gawtare If you Want a” MANDOLIN dou't fail to see the “GAT. COMB.” WASHBURN and others before purchasing, ELF. GROOP, 925 Pa. avo. mih10- Ln r i. PERSONS HAVING GOODS ON Be eofond ice SR Yulin Sipon “watch interest is due twelve months or more ure hy Rotified to call aud. Lay interest um he same, ar they Wil be sold st auction March 0, 1892, at 10 o'clock am. H.K FULTON, Fawnbrover. —_ mbi2-J0t WHEN IT COMES TO BE SEEN (Our laundry work) we feel convinced you ‘will continue to have one of our wagons call ‘every Wook at your address. TOLMAN STEAM LAUNDRY, 401 to 400 C st. ow. ear BANJOS. ‘THE MOST BEAUTIFUL BANJOS MADE, PRONOUNCED PERFECT BY THE PRINCIPAL PROFESSIONAL PLAYERS, PRICES FAIB AND REASONABLE. LARGE STOCK ALWAYS ON MAND, JOHN F. ELLIB & 00., (997 Penneyivanis ave, near 10thet., WHOLESALE AGENTS. mhlO7 =| a WATCHES '3 PER TON | = E men lations to Congress and had promised to er manufactured by the Wal- ‘Watch Coupiny are repre- recom} dations. First Controller Matthews wae the next wit- ness and testified relative to the transter of the head money fund .to the account of the immi- grant station fund. adjourned to mect at tus sented at my store by samp whirh comprise a Grand’ Exlibe” tion of Old a1 pw Style Ladies" and Gentlemen's Watches that it . wil! delixht yor tosee. You are inpited to cau A. L. SALTZSTEIN, JR., 7:30 tonight at scm Nseshieo A —— ‘Manufacturing Jeveler, }t00m in the Treasury Department, when wracewmng Jews’: | xainination of Mr, Nettleton will be resumed. —_— 2 PENING” OF STRAW HATS. — BILL CLEVELAND. ira. wal Wo have Just placed o ee iat ra Hate, oo on dines The Rival Democratic Candidates Brought cnn Sarena S Imto the Silver Debate. Daring the silver discussion in the House last night the monotony was enlivened some- what by a little by play involving the two rival claimants of New York. Mr. Livingston said in the course of his The committee ret leva than silver and anti-silver. there was init. The fight was on. It would be bitter and severe. But he trusted in God that in the end the people would win. 7 1 ask one question? Pip clipain! poetry Upylyet ager HA Libbey, Bittinger & Miller, “Zhe People's Lumber Yard," Cor. 6th, and New York ave. n.w. cor. Lith and Osta. 2.0. ous Taney HIRTINGS your iris one of ot we baveetsr WALL x |e st THE SILVER MEN'S PROGKAM. ‘This Legislative Day Will Be Continued Until Tomorrow. THE ANTI-SILVER PEOPLE WILL INDULGE IN PIL~ IBUSTERING TACTICS, BUT THE COMMOTTRE ON RULES MAY REPORT a SPECIAL ORDER— M'MILLIN HOLDS THE BALANCE OF POWER. Some of the anti-silver men were indulging themselves this morning in the hope that they may be ablo to adopt as a substitute for the Bland bill a proposition for a monetary confer- ence. The report is being circulated that some of the silver Senators are in favor of this course. If this move should succeed it would greatly surprise those men who believe they know all about the situation. Mr. Bland gave notice this morning that he would postpone calling the previous question until 5 o'clock this afternoon. The reason he gives for this is that three or four members of the committee still have speeches to make. There appears to be no chance whatever for a vote re ‘The expectation is that the legislative day of ache om not end until 5 o'clock Friday. "The filibustering against the bill will Degin as scon as Mr. laud moves the previous question. A number of substitute propositions will be submitted, and if they are ull voted down the anti-silver: men will try to secure an adjourn- ment. Mr. Bland will propose a recess until morning instead, and it ‘obable that his motion will carry. This will continue the legisistioe day into Friday and prevent the ex- piration of the special order, which ende with the legislative day of Thursday. Someytime Fruiay there is expected to be an adjournment. This will end the special order, and Saturday will be devoted to eulogies on the late Kepresentative Spinola. Mr. Catchings, the absent member of the committee on rules, has telegraphed that he will be here on Sunday or Monday. If he is here Monday there will be a meeting of the committee on rules, aud when the House mects on that day a special order will be a from the committee again, bringing up the silver bill and ordering a vote at once. ‘There can be no filibustering against the re- port of the committee on rules and if the mlver men have the requisite num- ber of votes (which is very probable) they can adopt it without great delay. The vote on the siiver bill will then be takeu either on Monday or Tnesday, as the order may provide. This is the plan laid out by the silver men and unless they have lost some votes within the past twenty-four hours they will carry it out. A tremendous effort is being made to get the republicans to join in an effort to defcat the bill, but up to this time there is no hope held out of any united action on the part of the re- publicans. MOPE OF THE ANTI-SILVER MEX. Messrs. Tracey. Rayner, Williams, Warner and Harter and other anti-silver men are in conference this afternoon as to the plans for this evening. Mr. Rayner said today: “I am in favor of resorting to every parliamentary device and expediency to defeat this bill. We can avail ourselves of these tactics for some time and finally can compel the committee on rules to change the rules of the House in order to carry the measure through. “Mr. MeDlillin is on the committee on rules and upon him, toa large extent, depends the welfare of the party. Upon him at this moment devolves a great responsibility. “If he refuses to bringin a rule closing debate we are safe and the bill is beaten, because it can be filibustered to death. “If be agrees to » change in the rules they can force the bili through the House. Letters look it over with view to modifying the | and telegr. pon the free y are pursuing. Tonight will tell THE SUNDRY CIVIL BILL Items of Local Interest and ‘They Have Been Cut. The sundry civil appropriation bill was re- ported to the House this afternoon. ‘The total appropriation is $25, 157,787.27, being ©10,026,- 168.64 less than the estimates and 13,237,574.72 Jess/than the appropriations for 1892. The following local items are in the bill: Botanical gardens, £3,000; public buildings and grounds in Washington, $51,450, a reduc- tion from last year of $22,500; Capitol building anc grounds, $35,000, s reduction of $11,000; lighting Capitol and grounds, $24,000; for itol_ terraces, $8,000, & reduction of @6. Congressional Library briiding, £450,000, » reduction of $150,000; Deaf and Dumb Institution, £50,500; destituie patients at Providence Hospital, $19,000; engraving and printing, $996,000, « reduction of $102.00; expenses of Executive Mansion, $25,000, a reduction of $15,000; lighting of same, $15,022; Freedman's Hospital, $51,525, a reduction of $1,000; Gar- field Hospital, $15,000; geological survey, $551,400, a reduction of $45,000: Insane Asylum, £305,300, » reduction of Howard University, £24,500. a redaction of £8,700; Interior Department and pension build- ing, €5.000, a reduction of 25,000. exchanges, Smithsonian Institution, $12,000, a reduction of #5,000; National Museum, 140,500, @ reduction of ‘£60,000; public " printing and binding, $2,500,000, a reduction of $110, 500; Smithsonian ‘Institution, astrophysical observatory, $5,000, a reduction of 25.000: erection of Sherman statue, 350,000; Capitol telegraph, $1,000, a reduction of €250; Washington court house, £1,000, a reduction of $4,180; Washington monument, $11,520, a reduction of $1,300; Zoological Park, #€29,000, reduction of ‘The following provisos are attached to the bill: use of the National u without the payment of duties. And hereafter all estimates for the National Zoological Park snali cach year be submitted in the annual estimates for the ex) government of the District of Columbia. In connection with the aj tion for Freedman’s Hospital and Asylum the f is attached: ‘One-half of which sum shall be paid out the treasury of the Upited States and the half out of the revenues of the District lambia, and hereafter the estimates for Freedman's Hospital and Asylum shall each ibmitted in the annual estimates f< JOHN BULL IS READY The British Ship Warspite Sent to the North Pacific, : ORDERS TO PROTECT THE SEALERS. English Newspapers Think the President is ‘“Bluffing.” LA SIR CHARLES TUPPER'S VIEW, WILL PROTECT THE SEALERS, Alleged Orders to Rear Admiral Hotham ef the Pacific Squadron, Loxpox, March 24.—It is stated today, om excellent authority, that Rear Admiral Hotham of the Pacific squadron has received instruc- tions to protect the Canadian sealers in the event that no arrangement can be arrived at with the United States. Lord Salisbury was at first inclined not to take this and simply to leave the matter alone. letting the Canadians from the American mune cutters and of litigation in the Amer- ican courts, To this Sir Charlet Tupper, the Canadian high commissioner, is aid to bave atrenuonaly objected. He pointed out that euch «course would be in marked and dishonorable contrast to the strong foreign policy which bas char- acterized Lord Salisbury's government in other Tegions of the world, and that a failure to pro- tect Linitish subjects engaged tm an occupation asserted by Grent Britain to be lawfal would be § virtnal abandonment of all claim to Canadiam loyalty anit Sbaricw it ix stated by an eminent Cana- n who is supposed to be therougbly in hie confidence, gave Lord Salisbury to understand that Canada did not ask for, but demanded the protection of England, and’ that nothing les than complete protection would be sat to her people. “Should the sealing issue in war the Canadians would be prepared to do their part and prove their loyalty om land, but they must look to England for defense at sea. SENTIMENT BEHIND Tit PRESIDENT. Sir Charles is said to have urged that Eng- land could afford a quarrel on this question with the United States, as it was a question re- garding which the whole world would be om the English side as against the claimant to ® monopoly of animals roaming the high seas. He alvo argued that there would be no publie sentiment in the United States behind President Harrison and bie cabinet im raising the issue; that it was really a scheme on the of few very wealthy men, some of them holding high position, tostir up an anti-British feeling ia ‘order to sustain them in a monopoly from whic they had already accumulated millions, and that he, Sir Charles, had reliable sssura through special inquiries in different parte the United States, that there was no general pudhe sentiment behind the few men whe were using President Harriso: ‘Tho American grople, said Sir Charles, had no sympathy monopolies, in Aluska of anywhere else, and when the whole hideous history of the Alasks monopoly was laid bare, a6 it inevitably would be if the quarrel was pushed much farther, the American people would be astounded. Sir Charles ts said to have pointed out that the natrves of the Alea- tian Islands, although nominally entitled to all American rights, were virtually the peons of the company, as they were prevented, while in the islands of which they were na- tives, from pursuing any other work than «uch ‘8 the company them to do; that af the Of the Enited States understood this in all that it meant for the natives they would demand that the monopoly should be swept out of existence and that no part of the territory of the United Stater should be com- troled by # chartered company. ALLEGED SLAVERY IN ALASKA. millions of dollars, argued Sir Charles, ang sacrificed hundreds of thousands of lives to put anend to slavery thirty years ago, and they would be amazed, he declared, when’ they fully comprehended that they were invsted to war in order that » form of made monopoly for the benefit millionaires, “For southern slavery was advanced noe ane of people were kept in prosperity by ite ence, For Aleutian bon ocean = =monopoly only the excuse that a were made rich by it. It was not 8 American industry, for tho sealskine whether the seals wore caught by Americans or Canadians, were sent to Engianc to be dressed by British labor and skill. Absolutely the people in America interested in the monopoly Of the seals, the Aleutians and the sea, were the millionaires aliuded to, of whom one was be- lieved to be high in official circles in Washing- ton, SIR CHARLES’ STATEMENT AccEPRD. Such is the statement made with some warmth by one of the leading men of Cansds, as embodying the arguments urged upon Lord Salisbury by Sir Charles Tupper. Lord Selie- bury is known to have great confidence in Sir Charles, and to take his counsel frequently, not only on Canadian, but also on Ame faire, It ts said that ‘Sir Charles bas convinced the premier that, in upholding the right to catch seals in the open sea, be will have not only the unanimous and loyal support of Canada, but also the sympathy of « majority of the American people. and that the real cause of the war-like utterances at Washington is the influence in Washington councils of the repre- sentatives of the fur seal monopoly GETIING READY ON THE PactPre. Advices have been received to the effect that Hotham, is now on ite waters, and that astrong fleet will be mar- stated at Eaquimault to be ready for any hoe. {ile demonstration on the part of the United cal Mberal) says that Lord Salisbury knuckled under to Blaine in 1891, and declines rightfully toconsent again to play into the bands of a ring of sealers who have influence with the American C Moreover, such « course woukl be an injustice to the Canadians. The 2 News (liberal) says the made for hectoring and blufing, in view of the coming presidential election. Certainly Great Britain will not be bullied into the ae ceptance of a modus vivend: by threats that all, and naval forces of the United &. § F ? x i A it I ; i “l f ii ik F i Hl of i fl i! ? | i | it i it i eee