Evening Star Newspaper, April 6, 1892, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS. 2101 Pennsylvania Avenue, comer 11th St. by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, 8. H. KAUFFMANN, Pres't Wow York Office, 88 Potter Building, Tee Evexrwo Stan is served to subscribers in the ity by carriers: on their owe a2 10 cents per Seek vor ate, per month. Copirs af the comtie feats each By mail” any wherein the United States Gaede postace prepaid. 20 cents per moush. Sarovar Quapatrie Sumer Stam $1.00 per year: with foreun postare adiled. €3.00. a [Entered at the Post Office at Washington, D.C. as cs eecond-class mail matter. ) «Che Eoning Star. Vor. 80, No. 20,227. f2~ All mail eudscriptions must be paid in advance. Rates of advertising made known on application. WASHINGTON, D.C, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, 1892 FINANCIAL. FINANCIAL. SPECIAL NOTICES. TWO CENTS. FOR SHORTER HOURS. Building Trades Will Make a De mand on May 2, A FAMILY DESTROYED IN THE FLAMES. Death of Willard Saulsbury, Chan- cellor of Delaware. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. ___ Tae Naztosa: Sare Derosrr SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. A Wospvenrcz Gnowrs. WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY: GRANITE BUILDING. COR. OF 9TH AND F STS. N.W. ‘Teappreciation of this company by the public will be shown in the fcllowing statement of its growth. We give the firures, not so much for an advertisement a2 for the information and satisfaction of those who Rave interest enough in the company to study our Methods and give us their patronage. DEPOSITS: CORNER 15TH ST. AND NEW YORE AVE. CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS JANUARY 22, 1867. CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS. Acts as executor, administrator, cuardian of the es tatesof minors, committee of the estates of lunatics, receiver, assignee aud executes trusts of any and every éescription. Wills prepared by a competent attorney, who isin daily attendance, and kept without charge, when the company is named executor or trustee. Receives money deposits in sumn of TEN CENTS and upward and allows interest thereon- RENTS SAFES FROM 5 TO 8125 EACH PER ANNUM, ACCORDING TO SIZE AND LQCATION. April 2, 1801 : October 19, Tait, tie day we “towed ape eS Mi. 700.34 ‘This shows an increare ip deposits during t Year of 81,133,001, NO SUCH KAPID GROWTH HAS EVER MARKED THE HISTORY OF ANY FINANCIAL INSTITUTION AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL Our business is also rapidly increasing tm every other department. Thie Company pays interest on deposits, executes all trusts, loans money and transacts a general ‘Bduciary business. All parties who are interested either in their own prosperity or in the rowth of our city, should cail and ezainine our facilities for doing business, as well 3 the absolute security afforded by our large capital, and the saiauards which are thrown around trans. actions, Pavers, giving full information, sent om applica: beu BENJAMIN P. SNYDER, President. OFFICERS: rs a ae pion © President, JOHN GUL EbSOS. Vice Pretucutey ig) Just. ivire ALBERT L. STURT! Direc in P. Snyder, Bentam! ae ©. Robbins, Albert L. Sturtevant, B. ANDREW PARKER, Asst. Secretary. Andrew Wylie, pIRzCTORS. Score H. Piast’ thee Eery, Charles B. Bailey. Jno. A. Hamilton. Lewis Ciepbane, ¢ oon b- ——— ACL. Barber. Jno. B. Las Bears A Willard, gerade ace,” L. Barbour. ‘Theodore W. James M. Jonnston, =< Sie" re 2 se Tiowes tiyde, Sohn F Rethsers, Sissies Fitts Speer, William £ Clack, Thonias Ke Joues. 20 Joun R Carmody. Joun M_ Clapp. Horace 8. Cammings, Frederick C. Stevens. John A. Swope. ZS. Swormstedt. Frurry J ol Tru x Tom Soba Joy Eden — BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCTA pad oe — OF WASHINGTON, D. C. ja oy ; SG ones SOW. Woodward. Bubscribed Capital $1,000,000. wi warley. 3. Worthingtom. 1t — 2 @ Per Cent paid on Regular Deposits, and 10 Per Cent paid on Deposits left with the Association for5 years, You can bétrow 81.000 from us on Real Estate secur- ity and pay it bac the rate of $13 per month. ‘The 17th series of stock is now open for subscrip- tion. Offers unprecedented opportunity for investments, combined with absolute security. 4or circulars and other information apply at offices, ‘913 and 915 F st. n.w. Next to Columbia National Bank OFFICERS. HARRISON DINGMAN, ANDREW WALL.)..... 1st Vice Presi GEORGE W. LEACH. ALONZO TWEEDALE. Tostise Resvzrs Ix Tae Equrraste. Tontine Policies. with twenty-year accumuls- tion periods ending in 1802, now show (in ad- dition to the twenty years of protection fur- nished by the insurance) a cash surrender value eacerding inevery mstance the total amount of premiums pard. This is true not only of 20 Payment Life (popularly known as ‘‘Limited Payment") Policies, but also of **Life” policies. Tontine endowments show the largest re turns. Every 20-year endowment policy maturing in 182 shows « cash return of the total amount Paid im premiums, with inierest at between 6 Gnd 7 per cent per annum im addition. See ox- President nt and Manacer Vice President Secretary . GEOKGE GIBSON... “Treasurer ample in tomorrow's Star. INO. E. SMITH. -Attorney BOWES & HALL, Resident Managers, EDWARD 8. YORK. .... Manager of Loan Departinent Faquitable Life Assurance Society of the United States, EWIS G. TEW URY, W. B. HIBBS, Lad 1326 F st. ow. ‘Banker, broadway. N.Y. Manaver, Member Washington Stock Exchange. Deposits. Treasurers of clubs, associations, s- cieties, bands, organizations, institu- tions, incorporations, &., having un- invested funds on hand should place them with the American Security and ‘Trust Company, as such balances will draw interest, yet be subject to check at Sight. Keep your money at work. Plac- tmg your money at interest is Ifke dip- ping a sponge in water—it absorbs money. ‘The company has a capital of s million and s quarter dol!ars. LEWIS G. TEWKSBURY & CO., BANKERS AND BROKERS, 1385 F ST. WASHINGTON, D. c., Buy and sell for cash or on margin Stocks, Bonds, Grain, Provisions and Oil. private wires to New York and Chicago. Interest allowed on deposits. (Out-of-town business a specialty. All Local Securities dealt in. Constant quotations all markets. ‘Telephone 545. oc BUILDING, F Ww TON. D. © Maturity of stock FIXEDand GUARANTEED. Be Mare of Joining an association that has not this fea- ure. 5 ana 6 per cent paid on deposits from the date they ‘Why not oven an account with us? ade. gn BUG. a “asda, To DaNtELe Seerstary. AMERICAN SECURITY {NE TRUST CO., New Stone Buiiding. 1405 G street a. w. A. T. BRITTON, President. . W. Bevexwor. 1215 F and 1214G ste cy Trvst Compas \NIES. An important opinion as to their permanency and re lity aud claims for public patronaue, DECORATED POTTERY, Dra given hs is view of the Washington Loan and PORCELAIN, rast Company. vASHINGTON, D. C., January 1, 1891. CUT AND PRESSED GLASS, Mr, B. H. WARNER. President ‘Washington Loan snd PARLOR LAMPS, Dear Sir” Tam gratified to in charge of your company the first trust estate if has rece: REFRIGERATORS AND ived under the ee ert Cakw 1 Sk eubacians the KITCHEN UTENSILS. The permanent character and larke capacities of such All intermediate profits avoided by purchas- ing of the best manufacturers, and no pains are iustitutions. supervised by a board of directors com: posed of mea of capita’ and standing in the commun- ky. render them particularly desirable medium for the transaction of business of a fiduciary character. a — ——— spared to place reliable and choice goods before W & Co. B. the public at lowest cash prices. mh2s oops ANKERS, 1222 F ST. §.W., ‘Transact general banking business. FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. F je solicit your banking business and offer Se ‘You the best facilities for its ti ansaction. REFINED CAMPHOR: WE DISCOUNT DAILY. COAL TAR, CAMPHOR, Banking hours, 9:30 to 4:30, enabling CAMPHORETTE, ‘Jou to tranact your business without losing ‘Valuable time in the middle of the day. INSECT POWDER, ‘Location central. OIL OF CEDAR, ‘WOODS & CO., Bankers, arte 122 F st. ow. wes Ho! , AVE YOU SOMETHING PUT BY FOR THE Brgy — Ae Oe Raaie Lite Pharmactrt, nw ‘nou = fc Jarare CHAS. Le GURLEN. Special Avent, MS th oe mb30 apetr Usiox Savises Base. 509 7TH ST. Interest, 4 per cent on deposits, subject to check, remaining four months and over. INSTALLMENT DEPOSITS running five or ten years receive semi-ennual dividends from the earnings of the bank. Dividends for this year Gand 6% per cent for the respective installment periods, FIFTY DEPOSIT AGENCIES for sale of savings ‘stamps at principal stores in all parts of the city. As Fox Bases 1x Loxa Dresses, ‘They always are in white; but do not ‘worry too much over its picture, for if You Swoop down upon the weutie morvel five 58% mee tm =, minute you spilt by'sfeuper and the urtist’s alone. “ite iy pietures than you ever saw. But Leah assure you Rethiux pleases un like makiny a success ful picture of a baby; so leave him alone to his own dear task and I'll warrant you he will piease you. BANK HOURS each week day from 9:30to5 o'clock. | Parxce, SATURDAY EVENINGS bank will also be open Fotograrer, from 6 to & o'clock. a Lith at. 2am, mb Ath st. and Pa. ave. mb23-Im President. Tomer Sers. LARGE ASSORTMENT. ‘We bavean unusually large variety of Decorated Toilet Sets for the season, and think ‘we can suit you in styleand C. T. Havessez, Member Washington Stock F xchange, Real Estate and Stock Broker. Roows and 11, Atiantic butiding, G0 F street northwest. INVESTMENT SECURITIES. Stocks, Bonds and Grain bouxbt and sold for cash or price eo warxin. ‘Cotton bought and sold in New York or New Orleans. CORKESPONDENTS. ‘J. S. Bache & Co.. New York Stock Exchange. Lehman Bros. New York Cotton Exchange. Lehman, Stern & Co., New Orleans Cotton Exchange, Lamson Bros & Co.. Chicago Board of Traie. Private wiresto New York, Chicagoand New Orleans, Wrusarta & Ensoxsrox, 1205 Pessa Ave 290-3, Telephone, +5. @7-Gus Vv ’M. B. GURLEY. FREDERICK bat Ate 3 = NV ceaeeitis Penance Eaten 190 Pen Cex Ove Ox Warcurs. ‘Beal Estate, Insurance and Stock Brokers, 1335 Fst. Lea: estate Loust, sold and reuted. Local securi- tiesbous bt and sold” “Money loaned om listed secur ties abd rea: estate, byecia: aitenUou to Bret-class in- ‘Dur:ng this 20 per cent discount sale we will enu- merate special lineseach week. This week we talk watches, and these two shall Le first togo: sesuuveute. Jase, Lads's 14-. Gold Stem-winding Watch, best Elzin movement, new pendulum set, fully warranted. ex- Chea 3. Bell, Jan EFiten, Geo. W. Brown. | quisite case Kexular price @30. This week only 4. & Co.. Baxxz 1406 G STREET. DEPOSITR * EXCHANGE. DISCOUNTS. ‘A specialty made of investment securities. ‘Foreum exchange issued on all points. aT 3m, Local securities bousht and sold. NSURANCE PLACED ON LIVES OF MEN AND iS S591, 000 TO 81,000,000. Annuities issued by arogtnle co (08. P. MORGAN, mbs-Im Ta ot. JX ‘W. CORSON. Gentleman's 14-k. Gold Watch, Waltham full nickeled adjustable movement. made by Appleton, ‘Tracy & Co. (Rone better), hana-omely tund-en- SENph oe Bewular ‘price’ @72." This “week caly Genome Desto, manwacturing Jeweler, rig PA. AVE. ¥. apd Mus M. J. Hoss, 1309 F ST. ¥.W., Isnow prepared to show the Latest Importations of LADIES’ TRIMMED HATS, BONNETS and TOQUES from the leading Paris milliners, together with those from her own work rooms, comprising exclusive Bui INO. W. MACARTNEY. Meuiber X.¥. Stock Ex. CORSON & MACARTNEY, styles not to be found elsewhere. mboz GLOVE BUILDING, 141y F ST. ¥. W., — oo Tue Gas Avrtiaxce Excuaxon ue Gas of Weshincton, 1428 New York ave. aw. All kinds of Gas 4 ppttances for domestie, manufse- ‘uring and eclentific purposes’ 020 RACES yaghington ‘commence April 25; continue to May 7. Badwes should be procured of O, G. Seer eee ae 2): spt ng, Badges entitle holder aud iadies under escort to the privileges of the club. aye-7 Ses TEaRT BaNsos. THE MOST BFAUTIFUL BANJOS MADE. PRONOUNCED PERFECT BY THE PRINCIPAL PROFESSIONAL PLAYERS. PRICES FAIR AND REASONABLE. LARGE STOCK ALWAYS ON HAND. JOHN F. ELLIS & CO., 937 Penusylvania ave., near 10th st. WHOLESALE AGENTS. Bee ROPOSATS FOR GAR and Restaurant Privile iver until WEDNESDAY, ap2-lw iL SIXTH, aT IGHT F.M., for the grand Stand, bar and restaurant a ese for the sprinz meeting of the Washington »MASONIC.—A SPECIAL COMM ‘tion of ae B. French Lotee, 1S. will be eld et Masonic “Eemple WEDNES- “WM. A. GATLEY, Secretary. —_—™ UNION CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION ‘Will hold its 127th recular monthly meeting_at 623 E st. n. w. on WEDNESDAY, April 6, 1892, at 7:0 p.m. DANL. DONOVAN, Secretary. <a UNION. REV. SCOTT F. Hershey will speak on prohibition WEDNES: Bal sid be ave: under saavieen at cho Taenibe C = “ohibi- tion Uitou® Publiclivited, pa ATTENTION, CHRISTIA Bee Ciimencing SUNDAY BVESING. Apel 10, Kev. H.M. Wharton, D.D., one of the wnost suc osatt evancelias of Cur cointry, wil oid a two eck service at the ist Church. corner on A choir of 100 voices fs now being ese meetings, and any one desiring to y, Jo the ‘chorus by sendins thelr nasties to the diractor. Rehearsal next Thursday even= ing, Avril 7, in the lecture room of the above churea atW:iporelcek. Come and help us. apcae. PERCY S. FOSTER, Director. ==> G, A. KR. PROGKAM. race wii EO one oficial souvenir an yeozram of the @."A. Encampment and that will be issued by the Allen Publishing Co. (Edw. H. Allen, id a — the auspices of the Citi- SINGEKS!— ANY M Jockey Ciub.tweive days.fromn April 25 to May 7- the | we “veived bs mothe .N Fight ls reserved to reject any andl Bids Address "| One cat, wil he thoroturliy tavesttated and fin pat mh31-6e Witlerd's teen. | gbgarnt wr smntion Soke [DFELDT. Be MONEY TRANSFERRED BY TELEGRAPH. Increased facilities for this class of busi- ness. Money paid at address withina sew hours.” Ail principal points in Europe, Asia and the United States. LEWIS JOHNSON & CO., Bankers, mb30-Im 1315 F st. n.w., Sun building. ee VELY 8 Fiviey, Real Estate Agent: 6.2 F st. nw. We }ave bona fide customers for barvzains in’ iimproved and. unit proved property. "Constant applic tions from Persons who want to rent houses. Place your property in our hands. ‘apo-at" qa> CHINA AND INDIA SILKS. A beautiful line in plain colors and fiyures from 50e. to 81a yard at DUTTRELL'S, mabi0-2W 20th st. und Pa. ave. =>MEN'S HAND-SEWED SHOES AT best made HAVENNER & DAVIS, J023-3m. ‘928 and 940 Be WEAR RECEIVING DAILY HARD AND soft crabs, crab meat, clams and salt water orfolk Oyster Depot, 621 Bt. uw. 681.“ “fapl-tr) "_N. WHITE & CO. EST SPHING STYLES IN SHOES. w stock of Ladies’ ‘Ties just received: ‘M. STRICKLAND, 939 Pa. ave. BesN08 TUNED AND REPAIRED By first-class workmen at fair prices and fully guaranteed. Is your piano out of tune? ‘Does your piano need repairing? ‘Leave your order with us and it will be promptly and properly attended to. JOHN F. ELLIS & CO. 937 Penna a ‘Near 10th st. ap2-iw ae OEPIEY & ROBERTS CO. DESIGNING, ENGRAVING AND PRINTING FOR SOCIAL AND BUSINESS USES. 407 10TH ST., NEAR GAS OFFICE. {213 MANTELS, ANDIRONS, FENDERS, Grates, Wrought-iron Gus Fixtures, 3 ‘discounts while making cl hanges. mblé-tr J. H. CORNING, Tile Shop, 520 13th st. Bae EIN Send postal and we will do the rest— s1you want any kind of tron work. GEO, WHITE & SONS, te26-3m Maine ave., bet. 43 and 6th sts. Bee? USING Ov couPoNs You can save 10 per cent on your laundry bills, Nothing but first-class work. TOLMAN STEAM LAUNDRY, mhi4 491 to 469 C at. naw. OUR COMPLET LINE OF oon FANCY SHIRTINGS ne of the most at- Cail and’ be LL, Shirt Mak nhs 905 F <g> MILLIONS HAVE BEEN SPENT BY OUR ‘Wasi ington friends for Cassurd’s Fine Hains and Boneless ‘when they were hot Cassard'sat ail, We have tried several p.uns to overcome this di cuity and have finally adopted a blue oval tin tag, with, ‘our name printed on it in white, which 1s affized to all eats, Whether covered or uncovered. Don’t ed. Insist upow having only goods with this tached to thei. dalo-tr q=> WASHINGION SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, 916 and 918 Pennsylvania avenue. ‘The vaults end apartinents for the storace of valu- able papers, silver, clothing, pictures and furniture are spacious, dry, fre and burgiar proof. Prices mod- erate. See poeee 0-6 <g> NEW DEPARTURE IN FINETAILORING. 'H. D. BARR, 1111 Pennsylvania ave. Suits from $35 up. ‘Trousers from $10 up. Low prices from this date with high-grade art. 3x20 INSURANCE. Uru TECTION FIRE INSURANCE CO. OF WILLIAM BALLANIYNE, President. JAMES E. FITCH, Secretary. Issues Policies ai unusually low rates aiid each InvUrer shares in the profits. Fer full information apply to the oftice of tre company, 1406 G st. n.w. daly vinced. Socteries, Civea ‘AND Murrary Oncasrzattoys. If you are in need of BADGES, BANNERS, MILITARY EQUIPMENTS And LODGE PARAPHERNALIA é ‘We can furnish them to you at short notice and at thé lowest digures. You are invited to call and exainine our finmense as- sortinent of these goods. ‘Estimates cheerfully given. SN. Mever, MILITARY AND SOCIETY FURNISHER, apl-3m 922 7th st. nw. = New “Srraw: Hars_ For Ladies, Children At Willett & Ruof's. a ~~ oe ayers Ladies! and Children's Sailors of imported En- giish split siraw, seunott straw, rustic straw, plain flat straw, Be. jood Straw Sailor Hate at 81.50. ‘Dunlaps” and Imported Sailors—esvecially the extra broad brim styles (the newest)—for more money. ‘For Men. Dunlap's Spring Derby, Crush and Silk ‘One price, as 1 America for same qualitlen “Ne dicount 7 ™ - WILLETT & RUOFF, 005 Pa. AVE. avs Ger Tue Besr. ‘THE CONCORD HARNESS. LUTZ & BRO. 497 Penn. ave., adjoining National Hotel. ‘Trunks and Satchels of best make at low prices. mb29 Esrausnep 194 ANDREW J. JOYCE’S 80NB, CARRIAGE BUILDERS, ‘Ware Rooms, 1028 and 1030 Conn. ave. Factory, 412 to 416 14th ot. Constantly on hand acomplete stock of Ke TE WISCONSIN PEERLESS Is with us again. This, you will remember, isthe Celebrated Hardwood, Cleanable Flue, Mineral Fiber-flled REFRIGERATOR, for which we are the sole agents. It is the best that is marie, Sold on its merite and money returned if it does not give perfect refriger- ation, W. H. HOEKE, CARPET AND FURNITURE WARE ROOMS, apS-5t 8TH AND PA. AVE. “qs PERSONS HAVING PAINTING TO DO will find it to their interest to call on or ad- HIG TAS A, GLENN, cor. Sd'wud Ht ston w, dob: ‘apaaw" WASHBURN GUITARS. Handsome in finish. Beautiful in tone. Every fret absolutely correct. Warranted not to Warp, split oF crack. ‘Prices fair and reusonable and one price ouly toevery one, Every wuitar bears the naine of George Washburn piainly burned on the inside. None gén~ ine without tt. WASHBURN MANDOLIN: Perfect in every particmlar. Ingeniously" correctly fretted, beautifully finished to spilt, warp or’crack. ou ‘rhe name of George Wasburn is burned plainly upon, the inside of every instrument. "None Kentine with- ou Vieuse read and remember, every Washburn Guitar and Mandolin is not only branded with the manutact Urer's neme, but the number is also plainly marked on the inside, and the public is hereby warned that any Washburn instrument offered for sale, no matter by Whom, withoat the name and nuniber plainly visible as aforesaid, is spurious, or there is some deception Intended or practiced. Weare the #01 agouite for the sale of these this locality, aud the best and safest pla once to our sales rooms, wheres owili always ond full, complete and fresh stock of the genuine Wash: -onstructed, ‘arranced not A fair price and one price dura wandoling and Guitars, Remeber our naine, remember our number. JOHN F. ELLIS & Co. ‘8g Pa. a ap2-lw, ‘Near 10th st. OVE _ OWN LPORTATION OF MADRAS, CHEVIOT AND FLANNEL SHIRTINGS Is ready. Coming from the renowned manufacturers, C. & J. ANDERSON, you know just what choice styles to expect. Stripes, Plawls, Checks and the Solid Pinks Gnd Blues. There is considerable satisfaction in get- ting first pick, isn't there? Let us measure you now. ‘You know what an eapert shirt eutter we have. Hun- dreds of you have had the pleasure of wearing perfect- fitting shirts—the outcome of his long and practical experience. ‘Tell us what style of shirt you want, xive us @ reasonable time, and we'll not ouly give you a perfect ft, but will have your order ready at the thue promised. Leave order at Men's Department. WOODWARD & LOTHROP. fe4-3m 10TH, 11TH AND F STS. N.W. <g> NOTICE OF REMOVAL Thiave removed my office one door west, to Gast.. where I have 141 Detter accommodations and creased facilities for conducting the varions branches of the real estate business. Having purciased an in- terest iu the long-established and favorably known firm of ‘T. M. Hanson & Co., I now have the avency of the Fire Insurance Companies represented by Mr. Hanson, naweiy. the tua, Hartiord, Sprinxfield, Frankiin and National, and can place any auiount of surance on dwellinzs, stocks, &c., in these reliable companies, Ihave also’ made provizion for attending to the renting of houses and collecting of rents, and will be slad to property placed in my care for such attention. You are invited to call and see ine in, my: of iy es wwhisl-2w JOHN B. WIGH’ 1410 G at. PE STANDARD WRITING MacHINE OF THE WORLD. ‘The 1892 MODEL Ofthe REMINGTON is now ON THE MARKET. WYCKOFF, SEAMANS & BENEDICT, LE DROIT BUILDING, mi7-tr 8TH AND F 878. qs HOMES. ENDOWMENT INSURANCE. The plan offered by the UNITED SECURITY COMPANY is the ony sate way toinvest in a honse on instalizuents. “The payments do dot amount to more than prdimaly rent. cau be mede moutily, quarterly, rly oF yearly for a period o: 3. 10, 13 pblicant lives turoazh the cumbranee, 1 ull particulars apply to For full PORT MOWLIS, Gen’) Agt. United Secuiity Life Fusnrance snd ‘Prue: Count apy of Ps G17 Lith st. n.w, Capital, $1,000,000. Full paid: ““ja10-wiedea NOTICE. The annual meeting of the stockholders of “THE, MENIDIAN 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 st. n.w., for the Durpose of electing a board of directors for the ensuing year and transacting any other busi- ness that may be necessary. 8, Herbert Giesy, Sec- x Directors: WM. OSCAR ROOME, President: JOHN 0. JOHN- Piergt Roe re CORNWELL, CHARLES G. RINGWALT, W. & CAMPBELL. mii18-1m_ FOR INVALIDS — PURE KS >" Port and Wi SONOMA CALIFORNIO eit Sah X, B.—Vineyarde et anshelin 204 Oucein mhzé-1m RGE GOULET, RET pegnenc W. W WALSMARN: solo ua ES ce ies fBeld, NOTICE OF REMOVAL. |< "The fre Insurance Dashiess of T. M. HAN. ‘co. Spring Se ls S>I0IN THE NEW BUILDING ASSO- ee ation AND MARE MONEX- ‘A meeting will be held MONDAY, April 11, at8p.m., at & J. Biock’s Real Estate Office, No. 615 Est. n. w., tocomplete the organization of “The German-American Fermanent Build- ing Association” and elect officers. This new building association will embrace all of the best features of the cider arsociations and many entirely new ones. Shares will be one dollar each. All wishing to join should attend this meeting or call at office of 8. J. Block for fur- ther information. If you wish to make money Committee: Chas. Quast, Alex. 1. Beil, John A. Bartliell. Fee> honed By EXPERT ARTISTS. It is our aim to wive to each garment a style and_cut distinctively gracital ‘To turn them out with that dicujus chich can be produced only: b1 rt followers Of the sartoriat art ine up Sprinc Suits t3 ‘and-ut and an unrivaied patterns 4p “Trouser Oe eidand up. ee wild have them Uy **Easter.” The tine is getting short, No Suits Promised for “Easter ‘aiter’ Friday of this week. Originality, Refinement And Tone. G. WARFIELD SIMPSON, Tailor, cor. Oth and G sts. nw. ar FeO SAVE THE JoBBER'S PROFIT. Buyers of the "*Emerson” Shoos burasiall advance on the actal bose For of producti gi erson” Shoes are made in our own workshops and shipped dircet to Men cur own stores, located in different cities throwchout ‘estab their excl *Equerson” shoes Only. require no “breaxing in.” %3 and up. Emerson Shoes kept shined free. R. B. GROVER & CO., “Sole Makers and Sellers of the ‘Emerson’ Shoes,” 1103 Pa, ave.—next to Star office. ap6 Beem OUNCE: Thave opened an office for the transaction of axgeneral Keai Estate, Loan and Fire Insurance business. Sajes and rentmg will be inade ‘special features. I have secured the Washing- ton avency for the old reliable German Ameri- can Insurance Company of New York. No Property whatever will be placed on my books that isnot abarvain. I have already secured a number of pieces of improved and unimproved Properties which I can sell exceptionally low. Money to joan in any amounts, SIGMUND J. BLOCK, 615 E ST. N.W. ap6-tt Se ster CLOTHING. We would be ple: many of cl convenient to make 1 Easter Saturday. how couipiete and contains every= thing’ that amin wants to wear, Purchases made now ay be held until wanted. GEORGE SPRANSY, ‘454 7th st. apé-tr IDE: ae ETS ove Better and better tailoring at prices below the usual. Is itany wonder that our mod- ern method of tailoring is growing So fast? Whether you say a Suit at #25 or 835 or 850— Dress, Semi-dress or Business—you can be sure of the most careful thought in your in- terest. MERTZ'S ‘Tailoring Shop, WwW. c. p> WASHINGTON, D. C.. APRIL 6, 1892.— Notice ix hereby'eiver, that the, copartner- Heretofore existing between Claries G. Ball and Charies A. Ball, under the name anc style of Chas. G. hha Leen this sixth (6th) day of April, All debts due to will be paid to firm will be sett s entered into by pleted Ly the said Chas. G. Ball. ap6-3t CHAS. & PALL, CHAS. AL BALL: ARRIVED AT LAST! You men, who have been waiting for Christy’ Celebrated Enclish Derbtes, ueed wait no longer, for they are in. | Thorouguly “"Euslish in style and shape.’ Have you ever worn @ Christy Hat? If not, you should. Black and adozen Modes. Tans: Browns anda New Brown-Mixed “thats very rechorehe. B.H. STL ‘Sole METZ & SO Agents for Christy « d Pa. ave. nw. nox Hate, ap6 ee DESERVES suCcESs. ‘The enormous yearly increase in the sale of the Weber Piano is an evidence of its merit and popularity. ‘The Weber 18 famous for its sympatheti ure and rich tone and great power—it’ ‘an instrument w:th a soul in it.” ‘The makers have always aimed at perfec- tion. They believe that people will pay a fair price for a superior piano. ‘The Weber is sold at a moderate price. SANDERS & STAYMAN, 934 F ST. N.W. mb30-1m gS SPECIAL BARGAIN, For sale—No, 237 9th st. n.c. ;‘press-brick house; 6 m8 and bath; nicely papered and painted; all ined. aps.; plumbing trst-class: lot Ixll7% to 12-tt. alley.” Only 835,650 if taken before April 33. JAMES G. JESTER, ap6-3t* i. EX : eS Eetitnien veins has eonsinenced ‘and I ain prepared to do it economically, and well. Special discount to cimrches and Sunday sch URSK BYRON 8. ADAMS, Book and Job Printer, GIVE UP THOS : ROOMS Be ine are any number of Grtoonsl Wien whu could improve Hoth their stundine. aud Business by sivine ‘up there psesent dilap-dated effi-e rooms end renting modern suites in. the, host foralities.. We havesurt the suite in our office buildine, 24° floor, 901 G sta we Every posable Convenicnce and nuoderate rental, PROCTOR & PROCTOR, 9076 st. n.w. 'T COOK YOURSETI apd =” When you cook your dinner, but get aGas Range at Sheid’s and be comfortable. The amount of overheating which you will save ‘will more then repay you. No coal, no ashes, no smoke, no odor, no dust, no danger. Ciean, convenient, eco- nomicai and efficient. Shedd has a big variety of Gas Ranges, ‘You will find just what your needs require. 8. 8. SHEDD & BRO, Plumbing, Heating and Tinning, 432 Oth st. aps DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. = ‘The Gru of Horstkainp & Jester, Keal Es- tate, Loans und Insurance, O30 Fst ayw-- Js by aa: tual ‘consent this. day” dissolved, Horstxamp withdrawing orn the frm, und James G. Jester will ‘suid business at the vaine getee ee es y _ JES: apse Wat. N. HORSTKAMP. NOTICE —B. RIORDAN, 611 N ST. .N.W, Bose" io tareutoat| oer ia thee St rk gran! stables, cellars, &c. Give hima call, houses NOTICE.—PARTIES WISHING eR ORE, apS-3t? Real Estate Brokers, 635 F vt. n.w. e488 MOVED, PACKED AND SHIPPED BY CAREFUL MEN At moderate prices, at our risk and under our xuarantee, Leave your orders at our office and the same will be faithfully at- tended to. JOHN F. ELLIS & CO., 937 Penna. ave., sp?-lw ‘Near 10th st. = ee FINE TAILORING at rOrULsRraices. SNYDER & WOOD, mb31Sm Shine ow RSC |e sane (TTStTs SALVATION ARMY, NATIONALGUARDS* ‘Band, 17 tthe hall, GI: D st. bow THIS (Wednesday), THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS. Admission, 10cents. ap6-3t KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS—THE GRAND Lodse, K. of P., of the District of Colum- imapecial session at Hai THURSDAY, April 7, fe toe pees ar the Supreme for. the tnvitioe Kuicits of Pythias, of the World, here in 1804, By orier of N. BUNCH: Grand Chance: ‘MMivst: BURTON , DOYLE, G-K. of snd 8. apost —q=> NOTICH_THE PARTNERSHIP HERETO- Be oi cnisting becneen Bei, Moore and T. 4. Lay. jr. was disvolved March 7, iste. T. A-LAY, + wii sasumve. Tull chance of ihe People’s Mutual five Stock Ins. Co. at O13 F st B. w. ty q=> THE STYLISH LADIES” WHO DAILY promenade F st. should stop at 132} and look at HODGES" sauiples for binding sheet music. uvenirs tastefully arraned as appropriate kitts. aps Be"* BON On Cas stoves. ‘We have them all. All sizes.all shapes ad all good kinds of Oil Stoves, Gas Stoves, Alcohol Stoves, Gas Ranges, Gas Heat- ers, &, Just now we're making Really @ run ona Full-nickeled Two- Worth burner Gas Stove, stout and More showy, at 82.50 each. This is Money. the jowest price ever nazned for this s You cannot find its equal elsewhere for the same money. Do not forget that we are selling best Patent Extension Roller Skates for 81.25. BARBER & ROSS, ““Builders' Hardware.” Cor. 11th and G sts. n. 81.50 Skates, 81.25. ap6 Ge OTHER REGRET OFFICE OF C. ENGLE’S SONS, Dealers in Produce, Washington, D. C. ‘Mr, ROBERT CALLAHAN, Agent National Cash Register Co., G43 Louisiana avenue northwest: It does all that was claimed for it, and only regret that you did not induce us to buy one long ago. C. ENGLE'S SONS. Be POPE'S FURNITURE HOUSE A HOLLOW TOOTH. See a dentist as soon as possible. A REFRIGERATOR IN WARM WEATHER 1S NECESSARY FOR YOUR COMFORT, THE “QUEEN CITY"—MADE BY HALL— IS BUILT TO GIVE SATISFACTION. IT IS OF SOLID OAK AND FINISHED IN THE BEST STYLE. THINK OF GETTING ONE FOR THE SMALL SUM OF 86, THERE IS BUT ONE PLACE TO Do THIS, AND IF YOU SO DESIRE IT MAY BE ON OPEN ACCOUNT WITH ME. JOHN KRUDDEN, UW) 513 Seventh street northwest. ie “BEAUTY Is BUT SKIN DEEP.” ‘Which is all that is required in a Shoe! But when you can combine shapely style, fauitless fit, calm comfort and dressy daintiness and can buy the whole at One Profit and a Low Price direct from the most responsible party—the maker!—you've found what you're looking for— THE BAKER SHOE. ‘Just "round the corner,” at 1430 N. ¥. ave. g=> WRITING WITH 4 GLASS Pi & “The latest to write with 1s & SOc. each hand ground ink ; hold ap6 yetal pen. pony holder, with crystal point, woot; Will not corrode or drop re iui, ‘writes lonver and. easier Pen: writes uniform; laste al id'wisl wot cut into U Remember, we are ater's 1.4h5-page Dictionaries, 1, f Itussia. $2. G’ PARKER, oe cloth bound,. JOH! e100 WANT EM; WE'VE Gor "EM, BICYCLES FROM 815 TO 150, Rare chances in solid tires.2Big cut on CRESCENTS AND JUNIORS, GORMULLY & JEFFERY MFG. Co., 1325 14th st. now. ap6 —— 18 NOT GOLD THAT GLITTERS.” All wines marked with a fancy foreign label and sold at gilt-rdged prices are not neces- sarily good wines We refer you not to the Fancy (abel, but to the quality, strength and life of the wines we sell. one better bottled. Sample gratis, TO-KALON WINE COMPANY, 614 14TH ST. N.W. {fel8-2m) <qq=>A DISTINCTION WITHA DIFFERENCE. No. I have not gone into cheap taliorine, Thavea ftier line of ciotus aud am uow turin our better ‘work than ‘ever. Prices depend wok Statyoul want’ I'can inake youa cood business yring suit as low as #32 and ami running @ Of 812 trouscrings at $10. es OWEN OWEN, “*Up-town Tailor,” Cor. 10th and N. Y. ave. new. A WOKD TO STENOGRAPHERS. a Ih using the Edison Phouowraph you give apy the ‘Sonstant stayin oF ateuouratie aractere, Ths Say seaucht No have nothing to do bat listen and write Mint you hese with the:ypewriter. Pou iin cn trial tpon requeet, COLUMETA PRONOGRAPH CO- S827 Est. nw. [ap6] MP. CROMELIN, Secy. BETTER GET OUR BID FIRST. aP6 A gentieatn came in a day or two ago, ‘saying he had visited e aes firm in the city and the work he wanted done was too dif- ficuit for thers tou . One ot the firms told hin to come to us, telling him if any one could doit we could. Quite complimentary, was it not? He wauted an Sanch circle cut within a 39-inch circle, and it 1s one of the hardest and rist est jobsin the business. We tackled it und sueceseruliy, tov. When we say we are “Experts in nandling glass” we meas a. we lower than others! CHAS. E. HODGEIN, Expert Glass Handler. an 913 7th st. nw. TH! ‘MASTER'S Ben Beparcoent ot tue Uy 8 army has + jjust contracted with the SMITH EMIER 1) PEWRITER CO. for 150 of their machines. Is better evidence of the merits or the SMITH wanted? It was decided upon aiter critical examination of the best known machines. Send for one on ten days trial. HENRY A. CLARKE & SON, Agents, 935 F Street. | at the Shoreham. apl-sm om of Worcester and J. 8. Moss of Martinsburg weather be See Vighi local showers thie afternoon; | at the Howard. ——R. B. Heury and Algernon ‘“toom” in building will not | $0" ——E. J. veg ang affetout prices one whit. Ko nunct | De Garman of Colorado are at the Ardmore. ‘This _—how busy we may get we shall oon- tinue to quote the lowest prices in Spring's Washinzton. Furthermore we bought enough lumber to go around. You Building will not be delayed through any fault of ours. Boom. If you have not kept track of the low prices we have been quoting all winter drop up or write us what you ‘want and we will mail you prices, LIBBEY, BITTINGER & MILLER, vo and 6zh st. Cor. New York ave. nw. =n6 NEW TOWN, D.C. NOTICE, vantages. ‘City streets; wide aE og oa Ens outside New Town, Dt Le Washington News and Gossip. Index to Advertisements, ADVERTISING. AMUSEMENTS... ATTORNEYS ... ARCHITECTS, AUCTION SALES, BICYCLES, BOARDING... BUSINESS CHAN CITY ITEMS . COUNTRY RE! DEATHS. DENTISTRY... EDUCATIONAL. EXCURSIO} FINANCIAL... FOR RENT (Fiats)........ FOR RENT (Miscellaneous FOR RENT (Offices) FOR RENT (Rooms)... FOR RENT (Houses). FOK RENT (Stores). FOR SALE (Houses). FORSALE (Lote)... FOR SALE (Horses and Vehicies) FOR SALE (Pianos) ... FOR SALE (Aliscellaneous) HOTELS INSURANCE, LADIES’ GOODS. eee Tt tek ek tek kkk LECTURES LEGAL NOTICES, LOCAL MENTION LOST AND FU MANICURE, MARRIAGES. MEDICAL MISC’ VANTED AND D NOTARIES PUBLIC. OCEAN STEAMERS |... POTOMAC RIVER BOATS PIANOS AND ORGAN! PERSON PROFES PROPOSALS.. RAILROADS. SPECIAL NOTICES STEAM CARPET CLEANING... N PROPERTY 8 8 7 1 6 WANTED (Lots)... WANTED (Rooms) WANTED (Situations) WANTED (Mis Goverxmext Recerpts Topay.—Internal rev- enue, $348,634; customs, $559,563. Tar Trarsixo Sime JamestowN arrived at St. Vincent yesterday. Actixo Curer Cuenk.—In the absence of Mr. John Tweedale Mr. Samuel Hodgkins is acting as chief clerk of the War Department. District Patents.—Patents have been issued to citizens of the District as follows: George M. Beerbower, typewriting machine; Geo. H. Davis, pillow sham holder, New Baxk.—The controller of the currency hasauthorized the First jonal Bank of Mount Pleasant, Iowa, to begin business with a capi- tal of $50,000. His Srxtexce Commvrep.—In the case of John Carrick-a-Cantrill, convicted in Texas of mail robbery and sentenced July 30, 1880, to | imprisonment for life, the President has com- muted the sentence to fourteen years’ actual imprisonment. Tue Canrver Orricens.—Secretary Elkins has returned to Washington from a visit to West Virginia and Secretary Foster has returned from New York. Both were at their desks to- day and had many visitora. Secretary Tracy 18 expected back tomorrow. NavaL Pavwenrs.—The Secretary of the Navy has made the seventeenth payment of $13,327 each on gum boats No. 6 and No. 7, be- ing constructed by the Bath iron works of Bath, Me. ‘The contract requires payment on these vessels to be made in twenty installments. Fourtn-Crass Postwasters.—Fourth-class postmasters have been appointed as follows: E. C. Shipley, Texas, Md.;G. W. Dalton, Indian Valley. Va; A. M. Mitchell, Irisburgh, Va; J. B. Vaiden, New Kent C. H., Va, and D'A. L. Northington, South Hill, Va. Tae Presmpent's Cactens.—The President's callers this morning inciuded Senators Platt, McMillan, Sawyer, Pettigrew and Gallinger, Representatives Harter, Haugen, Pickler and Bland, Mrs. and Miss Bland, Judge Anderson of Missouri, Mr.and Mrs. H. A. Norton of oe Mase, and Miss Maston of Nashua, Unvovar Wi Coxrnincre.—The president of Uruguay in his message to Congress of Feb- ruary 15, 1892, informs that body that the Uru- guayan government has adhered to the recom- mendation of the international American con- ference held at Washington creating at the latter capital the bureau of the American re- Publics and will contribute to its support. Navat Onpens.—Passed Assistant Engineer Joseph R. Wilmer has been placed on the re- tired list from the 4th instant; Ensign A. H. Stales, detached from the Pensacola and ordered to duty on the Thetis; Lieut. G. W. Denfeld. detached from the Thetis and ordered to electric light duty at the Union iron works, H. Stockton, ordered to examination for pro- motion on April 12. Execurive Ciemescy.—The President has remitted the unexpired portion of the sen- tence in the case of First Lieut, James A. Swift, ninth cavalry, formerly of the signal service. This officer was convicted by court-martial of conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentle- man in failing to pay debts and was sen- tenced to be dismissed. In October last the President mitigated the sentence 0 as to vide that Lieut. Swift should remain at the foot of the list of first lieutenants of cavalry fora period of five years and he has remitied the ‘unexpired part of the sentence. Persoxat.—S. Chariton of Chicago, E. R. Hutchins of Des Moines, Capt. J. M. Pullman of Fort Monroe and A. W. Field of Michigan are at Willard’s Geo. H. Hoffman of Philadel- pile, C. G. Burrows of Providence, R. L, and |. R. Carter of Massachusetts are at the Ran- ‘dallL —C. W. Tyler of New York. Wm. Harkness of the navy, C. R. Walker of New York, R. M. wot Lancaster, Pa., and J. Henry Ri sell of Cambridge. Mass., are at the Ebbitt.. W. V. Mason of Virginia, W. Dalton and P. T. Turner of New York, L. A. Dickinson and James Hurt of Fremont, Ohio, P. David Lowell, Mass., J. A. Witherbee of Boston Daniei Coolidge of Johnstown, Pa., the Rigga—c. V. O'Keeffen and Dougherty of New Ys J. son of Jamaica Plain, Mass, RM. ey : , are E Wells and James Neally of Pittsburg, B. Davis of Detroit and KR. Lee of Virginia -W. M. Parker of bus, Henry Watson of Alton, lil, C. 3 Laer gertsSeake of New York James of IIwWOAMIS Hw wee ILLINOIS’ LOCAL ELECTIONS. WILL DEMAND SHORTER HOURS Mnuvnie, N. J., April 6.—P. J, McGuire, | Seneral secretary of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America, says that on the 2d of May » demand for an eight hour day will be made by carpenters im «ix cities, viz: Baltimore, Cincinnati, Denver, Salt Lake, Decatur, Ill., and Toronto, Canada. Mr. McGuire further stated that seventy-ome cities throughout the country will make a de mand for a nine-hour day on the 2d of May, and be thinks that the carpenters in sixty-four or sixty-five of them will have their demand granted. At present the carpenters im forty= Six citics are working under the eight-hour rule and 369 cities are working under the nine- hour rule. SEV Lives. A Frightful Disaster at Fort Madison, Iowa, This Morning. Fort Mapisox, Lowa, April 6.—Seven people lost their lives in a fire which broke out im the | store of McIntosh & Pease at 12:30 this morn- ing. The building was consumed and the family of SV. Kitchen, living upstairs, seven ta all, were burned to death. Aa eS Sunpowder prevented their escape. The atter the catastrophe was « horrible one. Delaware Passes Away. Wirarrsorox, Drr., April 6.—Willard Saule- bury, aged seventy-two years, chancellor of the state of Delaware and ex-United States Seua- tor, died suddenly at Dover this morning of heart failure. Chancellor Saulebury was appointed chancel- Jor in 1873 and was the seventh that the state has had. He was in the Senate from 1859 to 1871 and also held the position of attorney gen- eral for Delaware from 1850 to 1855. He was always a democrat and was a delegate to the convention which nominated Buchanan for President. He leaves one son, a prominent lawyer of Wilmington. His brotber, Eli, ex United States Seuator, is in poor bealth, ————_ 01S ELECTIONS. LOCAL 14 Republicans Carried a Large Majority of the Towns. Curcaco, April 6.—The returns up to © o'clock ou the contest for aldermen from the Various wards show the election of twenty re- publicans, eleven democrats and three inde- pendents, ‘The latter, it is thought, would, were any strict party question tocome up, all side with the democrats. According to these re- turns the next council will contain thirty-three republicans, thirty-two democrats and three independents, the latter practically affiliating with the democrats. Reports show that in Illinow the republicans carried forty-seven towns and the democrats twenty-six. In most of the towns local issues formed the bone of contention and party lines were forgotien. A large number of women voted at the school elections through- out the state. In all cases separate ballots and boxes were provided for them and they were very enthusiastic over their new privilege. In a few places women offered votes, but they were not accepted, and it is probable that all such elections will be con- tested, The new Australian ballot law, used for the first time in many places, seems to bee success. — THE MODUS VIVENDL A Conclusion Practically Reached—Ascther Conference With the President. The British minister called at the White House this morning and bad another conference with the President in regard to a modus vivendi for the coming sealing season. It is understood that ® conclusion in the matter bas prac- tically been reached, but there are still certain preliminaries to be settled, one of the most important being the determination of the num- ber of seals which the lessees shall be allowed to take on the Pribylov Islands. Sir Julian Pauncefote, who bas worked assiduously upon the Bering sea negotiations, is endea ” have the whole matter definitely settled at an carly date, as he is anxious to leave in June for Carisbad for ® course of treatment for rheumatic trouble. _ LOW WATER IN THE BOILER, It Burst and Eight Persons Were Badly Injured. Loxo Istaxp Crry, N. ¥., April 6—At 930 this morning the boiler of a locomotive draw- ing ® working train out of this station ex- ploded and eight men were injured. The names of the victims are: Engineer Walker, Joseph Lush, Jobn Luby, James Kline, Theodore Velore and three un- known. Walker, Lush, = Luby and Kine are probably fatally’ injured. Aji the wen were badly scalded and bruised and sev- eral had limbs broken. They were thrown im all directions from the flat car on which they were sitting, back of the locomotive. Low water in the boiler is the probable cause Telephone 998. _| San Francisco, Cal.; Lieut. Commander Charles | Of the explosion. — A Patriot Cincinnati Girl. Crxcrxxatt, Ouro, April 6.—Miss Bellie Fleischman, daughter of the millionaire yeast man, manufacturer and distiller, Chas. Fleisch- man, of this city, has broken her ith Count Logothetti because he become an American citizen. —_ SUNDAY AT THE Another Hearing on the Question of Having the Exposition Upen on That Day. The question as to whether or not the world's fair shall be opened on Sunday has been agi- tating the various religious associations Sabbath societies of the country, and of the committees of Congress having in all matters relating to the fair, as k the fair on Sunday, tl fi ii i | i U rf E i ¥; | oF f PF i : i ul i wt Hi