Evening Star Newspaper, April 28, 1892, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY, AT THE STAR BUILDI 1101 Pennsylvania Avenue, corse: 11th 8t.. by Tae Evening Star Newspaper Company, 8. H_KAUPYMANN, New York Ofice, 8 Potter Boilding, Tae Evewrse Sran is x rvod to subscribers in the Hy by carriers. on thetr uwn acvonnt, at 10 rents Seek or Sie. por mont, Copter st th es GIets peek By ant “any whs rein t Camada—postace prepaid 0 cents pet SATURDAY QUADRUPLE Suxet STAR P year; ‘With foreuen postace xdded. $3.00. peices ,, (Entered at the Post Office at Washi ewond-class naif atter.| "+ Weshineton, D.C., a9 €9™ All mail subscriptions Rates of atvertisine m: ast be paid in advance. nown on applicat FINANCIAL. No. 20,246, on 80, FINANCIAL. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. New Boaxess Ix 189]. 186,715,026. ‘The above amount of new business was issued “2d paid for in the Equitable Life Assurance Society during inst year. Life insurance companies make ‘strentous eflorte to secure lars amounts of dew business apd are creatly strengthened when saccraxfal, The Equitable does the larzest annual ne Dusiness of anf life insurance company im th: country. This isa fact of creat sixificance as showine growth, enterprise, safety abd strength, Your life invurance policy should be in the Equitable. State your age when calling oF feuding for particulars. BOWES & HALL, Resident Managers Rquitable Life Assurance Society of the United States, 1326 Fat. n, Carrrat-Mazios Axo A Qoante DEPOSITS. One of the principal aims of man is to ne- eamulate money, The siuall sims laid aside Rew will soon grow larze— if aafely and ju- Gictousiy invested. Are you saving mouey? ‘This company pays interest upon devosita, yet such deposits are subject to check at all times, SAFE INVESTMENTS. If you have money to invest why not bay the Debeuture Bonds of this company? ‘There bonds are issned fu sumsof $100, $500 and $1.000, ary secured by real estate first mortzayes held by (be Real Estate Title Insurance Company of this city, also by the assets of this company and the double Mability of itestockhoiders and pay 5 per cent interest payable semi-annually. ‘These Bonds afford one of the safeat and simplest possible methods of investiag either small or larce sums, as they require ‘no attention whatever frum the holder: If you are debating in your tind about making an investment and do not #@ jour way clearly drop in aud talk the matter over with us, BTOKAGE. This company hasan immense fire-proof building located at 1140 15th st. n.w., ex epecially fitted with every accessory neces sary for avafe aud satisfactory transaction of a general storage business, We Lv wpace for storing anythiug inanimate. If You anticipate breaking op housekeepine oF woing away for the summer and storimg Your household effects wo cam serve you Dest im rexard to terms, sccummodations, service and attention. Drop us & line und we will rend for your goods aud relieve you of all worry. Expert movers, packers amt ehippera, Pianos stored for $1.50 per month. ‘Trunks stured for oc. per mouth TY AND TRUST A. T. BRITTON, Pres. AMREAD, * Manager of Storaze Warehouse, 1s 1140 15th at. aw, Ussox Savises Bask. 509 77TH ST. Interest, 4 per cent on deposits, subject to check, Yemaining four months and over. INSTALLMENT DEPOSITS running five or ten ‘Years receive semi-annual dividends from the earnings fthe bank. Dividends for this year 6 and 64 per cent for the respective iustallment period. FIFTY DEPOSIT AGENCIES for sale of savings stamps at principal stores in all parte of the city, BANK HOURS cach week day from 9:30 to 5 o'clock. SATURDS¥ EVENINGS tank will also be open from 6 to 8 o'clock. mb28-1m * Tur Narosat Sare Devosrr SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. CORNER 15TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CONGKESS JANUARY 22, 1867, CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS. Acta as executor, administrator, guardian of the es- ‘tates of minors, committee of the estates of lunatics, ‘receiver, samguee and executes trusts of any andevery description. ‘Wills prepared by a competent attorney, who is in daily attendance, and kept without charge, when the company is named executor or trustee, Receives money deposits in sums of TEN CENTS ‘and upward and allows interest thereon. SILVER WARE AND VALUABLESof all descrip- ‘tious, packed fn trunks or bores, received for deposit fm capacious vaults of unsurpassed dryness and se- ‘curity, at moderate cost. RENTS SAFES FROM 85 TO $125 EACH PER ANNUM, ACCORDING TO SIZE AND LOCATION. (JAMIN P. SNYDER. President ARLES C. GLOVEK, First Vice President, JAMES M._ JOHNSTON. Second. THOMAS K. JONES, Third i TL StUuTEv ANT. Secretary. dadeos Won Matthew F. H SMITH, President, WY AtBseTON commission AND INVEST. MENT Co, BANKERS AND BROKERS, 635 Fst nw., Washington, D.C, DEALERS IN STOCKS AND GRAIN. Regular and fractional lots, margins to suit. -of-town business solicited, luteres: allowed on deposits. Constant quotations ali markets, Commissions, [ay-evlm] —_Telephone, 431. AVE YOU SOMETHING PUT BY FOR THE Fis cdcniltre A policy tu the Equitable Lite ig what you should have. Write to me tor particulars. eee your awe. 1% GURLEN, special Arent Foeurr BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF WASHINGTON, D. c. Per Cent paid on Regular Deposits, and 10 Per Cent paid on Deposits left with the Association for 5 years. ‘You can borrow $1,000 from us on Real Estate se- curity and pay it back at the rate of 13 per mouth, Offers unprecedented opportunity for investments, combined with absolute security. STOCK $1 PER SHARE, MATURING IN 102 MONTHS, WITH GUARANTEED VALUE OF $200. ‘For circulars and other information apply at offices, 913 and 915 F st nw. ‘ext to Columbia National Bank. JNO. BE SMITH... Attorney EDWAMD & YORK..... Manager of Loan Department Lees. RABURY, | W. B BIBDe. FSauker. Broadway. x. ‘ashington Stock Exchange LEWIS G. TEWKSBURY &CO., BANKERs AND BROKERS, 23p New Issue OF STOCK IN THE EQUITABLE CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION, ASSETS, $1,315,111.51. Books were opened for subscriptions to this 23d issue April 16. Shares 82.50 each, payable mouthly. CO-OPERATION A SUCCE ‘The Equitable is an cxemplification of cardinal principles of co-operation, It is mutually advantageous and remu- Rerative to those whe simply wish to save ‘money and to those who wish to borrow. ‘The success of the Equitable is due solely to ite strict adherence tu the co-operative Principles. It ix today the larvest purely Co-operative Building Assuciation 1 Amere fea. PROFITABLE TO BOTH CLASSES. ‘The borrowers are benefited in being able to obtain money to buy howes and pay off mortyages return the same iu snail monthly tnstalimente—but « little more ‘Than rent. ‘Those saving are benefited in paying in mosey in mnall amounts monthly and withdrawing the sain in lene amounts with accumulated imierest. FIGURES THAT SHOW ITS GROWTH, “The past is the only criterion of the future, What the Equitable has accomplished in the past is tho best possible evidence of what it will accomplish a the future, ‘Tots! Amount Loaned: Members...... ‘Total amount repaid. t ‘Loans outst: ming ..........1.1344 ‘The above four millions and 4 half repre- sent Joms to members. of whieh number 1,394 lave been repaid, leaving but 898 Josue outstandinx. ‘Total amount paid on shares by nembers........$3,422,397 73 Total amount returned oF ‘withdrawn... $2,318,850 98 Amt of active stock. ..... 2.103,566 7: ‘The Fauitable bas paid out as profits to withdrawing members op their shares the muniteent sun of ‘Total number of shares issued... ‘Total suarew now in force ‘The total recerpts to date have been. = 87,497,594 60 Last iuouth’s receipta..-----...8 102,003 24 Why mot bexiu to save bart of your earn- ings every mouth by tkiuw shares tn the ‘Sud issue? Shages are $250 each, pay- able monthly. Pimpblets and information furnished ‘Upon application at the oilice of the assucia- tion, Equitable building, 1003 F st nw. THOMAS SOMERVILLE, President AJ SCHAFHIRT, Vice President GEO W CASILEAR, 2d Vice President JOHN JOY EDSON, Secretary DIRECTORS: HH TWOMBLY, BENJ F FULLER, FRED W PRATT, GEO W FISHER, ELLIS SPEAR, JOB BAKNAKD, LAWRENCE GARDNER, MARCUS BAKER, ap JOHN W SCHAEFER Woors & Co. Baxxens, 1222 F ST. N. W. DEPOSITS—Accounte of individuals, firme and cor- solicited. We’ offer the best Mailitie: for the trausaction of all legiti= mate banking. 3 ; CERTIFATES Issued bearing interest rate de- OF ending on length of time deposit is DEPOSIT ‘made. DISCOUNTS—Daily. COLLECTIONS—Made on all Large oho onl = JANGE-1 cities vate EXCH: Drewn on principal eee C. T. Huvesszn, ‘Member Washington Stock Exchange, Real Estate and Stock Broker, ‘Rooms 9 and 11, Atlantic Building, 930 F street northwest, INVESTMENT SECURITIES. Stocks, Bonds and Grain bought and sold for cash or on margin. Cotton bought and sold in New York or New Orleans. CURRESPONDENTS. J. 8, 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 Trade. Private wires to New York, Chicago and New Orlesus ‘elephone, 453. 6m, JNO. W. MACAR: ‘Member N. ¥. Stock Bx. CORSON & MACARTNEY, GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 ¥ BT. N.W., Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds. Deposits. Exchange. Loans. Collections. Railroad stocks and Bonds und ail securities listed on the exchanges of New York, Philadelphia, Boston ‘and Baltimore bought and sold: pAspecisity made of investment securities, District ‘and ail local Railroad, Gas, Insurance and Tele- ne Stock dealt 1 Vikmerican Bell Ivlephone Stock bought and sold.Jy 16 W. M. Suverss & Soxa 919 PA AVE. 50 PIECES NEW FIGURED AND PLAIN INDIA SILKS. BEAUTIFUL STYLES AND DESIGNS TO SELECT FROM. 100 PIECES BLACK CHANTILLY LACE, WIDTH FROM TWO TO FOURTEEN INCHES, SPLENDID VALUE, NEW DE- SIGNS, 250 PIECES FOREIGN DRESS GOODS IN ALL THE NEW EFFECTS. ASSORTMENT NEVER WAS BETTER AND PRICES AS LOW 48 THE LOWEST. PARTIES IN SEARCH OF HANDSOME STYLES AND GOOD VAL- UES WILL DO WELL TO INSFECT OUR STOCK. 100 PIECES PLAIDS AND STRIPES IN NEW BEDFORD GINGHAMS JUST OPENED. W. M SHUSTER & SONS. ‘apo ONE PRICE. Waramusx Rersicrzsrons. Casncoar Paczsp. Siare Sroxz Suzzves ‘They haves low and uniform tempersture. ‘They are unrivaled in economy of ice. ‘They invariably give perfect satisfaction, ‘We havesold them for the past ten years and can unbesitatingly recommend them. Wruas & Eboxsrox, 1205 Pessa Ave. 1030-3 Fos Wooorxe Axsp Burapar Gurs ‘This 20 ver cent reduction sale also includes our elegant and extensive line of Coffee Spoon, Suear Spoons, Berry Spoons, Solid Silver Knives and Forks, Susar Tongs, Pickle ‘Tongs, B:tter Knives and other similar silver Articles in handsome silk-limed cases. A spe- cial value is case contsining ® dozen Solid Silver Coffee Spoons, reduced from $14 to $10. Remember. *-2U per cent off” of everything in the store during improvements, Genour Desio, -ox tux avexve” REPUTABLE MANUFACTULING JEWELER, 1223 P. Ave. N.W. ap2?7 Mas M. J. Hosz, 1300 F ST. .W., Is constantly receiving all the latest styles of aoe MILLINERY As ‘appear in we Which. with creations own ot Soames ety mow comotewe ote ot nn geeas <q PURE AND CLEAR “ADAM'S ALE.” the famous * TO NIC A" water isnctsd for ite ery clearness, exceptional purity and mt vained medicinal and remedial qualities. Andon account of its very moderate price 19 tains used by many families for daily crinking purposes. Tinalso ted extensively av a dla tant of Htquors on account of its great purity. We are wholesale axents, TO-KALON WINE CO., 614 iathetuw. — lap271 phe = IX-DAYS VISIT TO THE WORLD'S Be * SPA For B49. ‘The World's Fair Tourist Association will pay your+xpenses to the ‘World's Fair” at ‘Chiesgo next year for 849. ‘This includes railroad fare, six-days’ first- lass board and room accommucdations, ad- mmission to the ground and su aceident Su surance policy—all tor #49, payable in ) small monthly installments, Bein: now tu ray for your trip, Unquestiouable city references Caller write for fuformation, H. B. ZEVELY, Treas, Pacific building, 6222 Fat nw. CHEAP CONVERTIBLE TYPESAPETIES. NO. 3 ILIARS” SAFETIES, 27-inch wheels, 3-inel tires, tangent spokes, ball dearinc, form-d steel chai, Gar ord sedi. dress frotectufw over the chain, atop fraius, with detachable luakiug them suitabio for ‘elth = finished im biuck enamel, mickeled. trim: Tiues with tool leg coutsining wrench and. olle #5 each. (Commonly suld at $60.) GOMMULLY & JEFFERY MFG. Co, 1325 14th ate uw <g> BREAKFAST IN TWENTY MINUTES, With a first-class Gas Range you can got breakfast or supper in twenty tainutes, Din- er iy proportion. A match only for kindling. Without coal, anhes, smoke, dust, danger or odor. ‘The saving in lator aud heat is worth ‘many times the cos mood one, however. 8.8. SHEDD & BRO., Plumbing, Heating and Tinning, 432 Om st nw, Iv's economy to get We sell the best, es MRF A. HNOADBENT HAVING WiTH- Bo dian froin the tenet = 8. seid aud Fok em wile continued by S- Garden Tools Garaen T Garden Tools simple keeping proper eae of your, varden d lawn this seuson. To keep rnin the best condition 18 graxy shoul. be cut at Garten Tool ieast twicea week with @ Garten Tools — mower. On present line of Garden iols lawn inowers is the largest and finest w: hown, Special attention 14 called to the “Coldwell Standard” mow- era, which stand at the head of the lawn mower class. We have a good 10-inch lawn Tower as low as #3825, which We guarantee. Here’ are @ few special items in garden tools Gariten raxes, 20: up. Garden Tools jerden hoes, 20e up. Garden Tools Garden apides, 20c up. Garden grass houks, 40c up, Garden trowels, 20¢ uy ‘46 feet of xurden hose, with Garden Tools couplings and patent nozzle, Garden Tools only $1.0. Garden Tools Garden hose reels, 75c each, BARBER & KOSS, Builders’ Hardware, Corner 21th andG sta nw. ano7 YOU WANT A PIANO! THAT Is GooD. ‘You want the best. That is better. But which in the bent? T Agents, ¥25 7th at, The Sohwer HUGO WOKCH & CO. ‘ap26-6m HO FOR THE RACES!!! Our assortment of LAP ROSES, HORSE SHEETS en@ COOLERS is now complete, Your attention'ts inyited to same. Jobbing prices to the trade for large qtuantitin, ‘ (Becond floor, ¥ at front.) * ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, spl3tomy4 10th, 11th sod Fate. n.w, MENS HAND-SRWED SHOES AT 83, ee HAVENNER & DAVI! 023-3m 928 aud 930 F at, ar or tia Have removed from 13:1" F strect to 1022 14tb street nw. aplt- vw Sa PE TAILORING AT POPULAR PRICES. SNYDER & WOOD, mnb31-3in. 423 11th ot. aw, “Dany Suor Taree By HOOVER & SNYDER. How about Low Shoes? We are ready with the stock. Beauties, too! We could bardiy buy them fast enough for you lags season. We have guarded against such a recur- rence by picking the best Low Shoe Man- Ufecturers im America and placing our orders abead to get them cut in quantities ‘and have them made in the best possible manner as regards style, color and shape. Come for Low Shoes whenever you are ready. We are prepared. ‘That “néw’ four-dollar Sho2 for ladies has taken wonderfully. The party who said “There te nothing new under the sun” would change his mind after secing this Shoe. Four dollars never bought its equal before. € “Dressy” men require Patent Leathers. A balf dozen styles, 84 to 86. Hoover & Ssxorn LEADING SHOK EMPORIUM, Season Reovisrres, EFRIGERATORS, WATER COOLERS, ame ICE CREAM FREEZERS, BAR REQUISITES, KITCHEN UTENSILS. Low-price CHINA, CROCKERY end GLASS for COUNTRY HOUSES, HOTELS and STEAMBOATS. Our stock of the above is complete. J. W. Borzz & Sox. 923 Px Ave. ap27-08 Moaxs Neouore Sars To Oxose Place your orders carly in the season $p.a5 te be ready for the frst hot spell. jeglixee Shirts wrow more popular every ‘The materials include: Outing uneis, Madras, Percale, Cheviot gud Wool strive, Wash Silks.” Moat at- ‘tractive patterns’ imagiuable. cy ‘JOUF Measure; at popular prices, “The Two Vid Timers," 8, B. ELLERY AND JOS &. IRELAND, ‘Managers Branch Balto. Shirt Factors, 931 Oth st nw, near N. Y.ave. junction, ap27 You Axe Corouiy Isvirep To inspect our own IMPORTATION OF CHURCH AND SOCIETY GOODS received today from LYONS, FRANCE They comprise the FINEST BANNERS, GOLD fe, ever exbibited in this city. 8.N. METER, BADGE MAKER, MILITARY AND SOCIETY FURXISHER, 922 Seventh st aw. aaa CORCORAN GALLERY OF THEY ARE UNEQUALED. aoe ven on FRIDAY NIGHT, April 3 You do not buy the best Mackintoshes 1892 from 4:30 to 10 c'elock. Achuittance free. ‘unless you buy the Mandelbunr. They stand ‘This w Ti be the Last nixht eahibtiton of this wessom. |. at the Lead of their clasa.Donbly guarantee’, By ords #, 5. BAREARIN, Yeuttiated, cowfortable.light, drowsy, free frou dor and are sli that can bo desired. “Gray and ‘Tan mixed cloths, dtted with the popular lone riilitary capes: for Indies and men; ready- Ie cr to erder. BOE 1237 Ps SPTRITUALISM. WONN'S HALL, 721 Gth vt, every Friday nicht, Mise Maggie Gaul, wouderfui'test medium.” Dur for private sittings Mrs. BUKI'S, 41! ee ohehar rs = INEME1Z & SONS, ro UW z a = et BON ALIKE-coon. OF THE PNEUMATIC GUN CAR- RIAGE AND POWER COMPANY, ‘38 Corcoran Buildine, Warhingta Bvt The annual mesting of the stockhoid In buying berries you are apt to find “Wo pany for the eiectiun of dir ctor ue the urine ae She gved.enes on t0p snd the tad coss-on fal for other Teaming. business Ww * cas, a howe ® va fied bythe gagautuiae a epsom | & the bottom. ‘The “Emerson' a % Avrit JO, 1802 at Lo@ielo 7 (RDAY, Abr BO, 1802 at t@efork a bam, run altke—all good—no bad ones. Every INSURANCE pany of the District of Columbia, Office 1419 G st. new, At tho annual meetiay of the board of trustees of thi held April 11. 18i Pair guarantecd. 83 to $6. Shined free. R. B. GROVER & CO, “Sole Makers and Sellers of the ‘Emerson’ Shoes," ist ye aa ‘ p28 itl be closed from |“ 1103 Pa ave, next to Star office, jasive, rOWERS. Jit, See. 8 of natiafuc: aiech y to the urt of cutting Trousers and an wive you a Letter ni that you cap eet in any \justed eise- ‘to. ba. ‘OFFI Where none | fa ‘shop in the et it ensuite ps i outs the'most reason ay Tae eae able charzes, ‘Ordern by postal will Teceive linmertiate attention, €or 7 ave Uw. WHEELEL « WiLsox M¥g. co. = Ai7 Oth at ow, THE HAMMOND ‘TYPEWRIT! ‘solely Upon its merits for ity sale—not upon itis notacheap inachine, Its price ut to ectire ahy contract. Kecently uittee of five voted ty accept the bid OOD REFRIG 4 New Process Gagotine Turns Pav vard: howe. 3 ‘ Of the “Hemtuoud,” although 1t was th LES Disoe, Lecative they Kuew it to be the rbest CTOR MORGAN writer. Let us send you oue on trial free. JOUN C. PARKER, wt e019 LAI at hw Ageut tor “The Hammond Typewriter,” Het Tand K sta (McFhorsot Mqunre). i miter Square). 617 7th st nw. ap2e ‘to loam, 4 to & pm “Expert In Trousers,” Telephone cali, 735. Cor. Oth aud G ste nw, ‘AL CUATS AND VESTS, eck Dvcoy 1 hutsday- 9 t0 10 am only. e + ANDINONS, FENDERS, = Graton, Wevisht iron, Gad "Piatunen, Be. That Black Diagonal Cutaway Coat and iacoubts while mabing char order tor $25 has been al te J. H. CORNING, Tile Shop, 520 18th at nat appa mene cpenp rd effective in creating new business as the 27 Suitings, Black Cont and Vest ery dresy aud can be worm with any trousers. You canuot buy # Black Coat and Vest ready tnade tor lens thun this price— ‘not cousidering superior cnt, it, style and Workwansiip of vure Have only enouyh for about teu suite of tals particular bolt, G, WARFIELD SIMPSON, ‘Tailor, cor, 9th an cK THEE Ponts OF SUPERIORITY TEND TO KEEP THE REMINGTON STANDARD TYPEWRITER Ahead of all Competitors, " “On the Avenie,” Of course we can get you up fuer suits, but we are makin spiendid ones to order EXCELLENCE OF DESIGN. SUPERIORITY OF CONSTRUCTION. EASE OF MANIPULATION. CALL AND SLE THE NEW ‘92 MODEL, for 825. New light Scotch effects, made sack or cutaway. You can buy cheaper suits, but thes will be “cheaper” in more ways than one—in quality, linings, work- mauship, &c. Suits caunot be gotten up WYCKOFF, SEAMANS & BENEDICT. rightly uuder $:35. LE DROIT BUILDING, p28 TREL’S, 935 Pa ave nw. mb17-tr STH AND F STS, N.W. — ‘ON THE GLASS QUESTION. it mate fem not what your | wants anay in the line of lass, we can rel! you lower and do the work more expeuitiously any oug else. Both quality of lass and the character of work guaranteed. THE NATIONAL CO-OPERATIVE COM- PANY. ducorporated). Offices ‘King st. Alexindria, Va, and 005 Mf ‘aguingtom, D.C, ‘This company "has contracts with 170 of the best wsiness Honwes in theve WADE CARDS may NOW Ve obtained at 25 cents by “Kochdalers” aud Sovereigns" and at 81 by others, ‘ADpy at the offices ur to A. E. LONGLEY, Pros. 812 A st na, ‘905 oN MORIISOS: 413 ket HY ri tot soe SS HN Me Sirens, c Fi 3 ae Mecapy, 223d sence SER eee Peace CHAS. E. HODGKIN, “Expert Handler of Plate Glass,” sp28 913 7th st nw. Bee EE ONO GHAR a8 x FIEND TO i setnae jqot madere lus report ie satarhs ured tea oh madera lyue te farliy tired am ro ELL GOO sd et a WUratied for the tank of raneeribing Lis wen BI 7th st ow. + ‘Upor tue typewrits Why not dictate the notes W 32 Ind ave. nw, W a Phouograph aud let's boy or uirl who cau cl 03 16th et ne, rate the typewriter transcribe them. Let us FG PHURNTO phere ayo aPhonoxrath on trial. Poouogrephs ‘ ave nw Sold on oeny vay tent SMITH THOMPSON. 1820 F stnw, COLUMBIA PI (OGRAPH CO., €27 Estnw. ISRAEL C. STOCKTON, 1703 N J ave nw, sp18-2w Seeger CHOMEEING Secretary. —<_— 10 PEK CENT PaID FOR USE OF 840,000 FOR A TERM OF YEARS, WITH A GOOD PROS- PECT FOR AS MUCH MORE. Sumsof @10 and upward taken. For further par- TE WASHINGTON LOAN aND TRUST COMPANY, A New Granite Building, Corner 9th and ¥ ats. ticulurs apply to an? W. G. SEARS, _ CAPITAL, $1,000,000. Ff oe 27 Atlantic building, sy, 23-61" ‘Washington, ae LEGAL BRIEFS! LEGAL Buu Best of work tely executed. ‘00 cents 5 pure fur 50 copies: Am anxious to inake your acquaintanee. BYRO’ 8, ADAM! Telephone 930. BATES OF INTEREST PAID. On Pass-Hdok Accounts: Subject to check, 2 per cent perannum. Sumsas smali as $5 received on such accounts, but active business accounts not de- sired | ‘On Certificates of Deposit: On amounts deposited for¥0 daysor more but less than 6 months, 3 per cent per snnum:; on deposits for 6 mouths or more but less than oue year, 334 per cent per snuum, and on deposits for one year or lou: 4per cent. Such certificates issued for suns of €25 and upward. SECURE SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT. B. H. WARNER, Presi: JOHN JOY EDSON, JOHN A, SWOPE, 2A Vice President. JOHN K. CARMODY, Treasurer. WM. B. ROBISON, Secretary. 233) or Pathos, OZ PNEY & ROBERTS CO. DESIGNING, ENGRAVING AND PRINTING FOR SgCIAL 4ND BUSINESS USES, 407 LOTH ST., NEAR GAS OFFICE. ja13 ANDREW PARKER, Asat, Secretary, at EY TRANSFERRED BY | — ~ - Bee 8 <5 EN Tete TELEGRAPH. SENIAL, SAVINGS AND BUILDING mt 8. Increased facilities for this class of busl- ness. Money paid at address within a few hours. All principal points in Kuro pe, Asia d the Dust d States MeN TEWIS JOHNSON & CO., Bankers, 0: 1315 F vt. uw, Sun buliiug. ription to stock in the hare, NO Wack dues Receipt constitution wi wiven atu office of the secretary, 1416 F st uw, Keilowe builu- ing, forall subscriptions from 1 ¢hire to any aum- ber, Ufice hours 8:30 ein to 4.40 pul. The we —— chuiton uarantees 6 per cent iuterest wud’ pays an ade Gitional'4 per cent ou deporits, tins i 5 it sUctrnaful operation for Ta years, Calr at the Chice OF JOMN A PRESCOTT ihe tascrsiaee ee treavurer, where ali furiber needed iuformauen will be cheerfully given. f ROBT. G. CAMPPELL, Been Ova NOTICE. D.@ pinoy. President, 517 10th st ow, THE, SCHILLINGER OUR: “Vice President, AND PAVING COMPAN Has removed to its new of 5 No. 1413G 8T. big Roe Comtany” to 3.'D. eres, Granoitthte bidewaiks eiidee the pee. Geo. H. Freiich, J. Geo. W. Chase. JOHS, A. PRESCUTI: re retary and ‘Treasurer, WG-21t Kellowe building, 1416 uit system, and al-o to fil orders 101 Lawn Walks, Cellar and Stable Floors, aud to execute all work in which’ Portland Cement, German NAVAL LODGE, NO 4, P.A.AM.—A SPEC. ial cornuumcation wil Ue held TMCS: 28. 8 pm, to make arrangements to attend the DAY. pata ae GEO. SCHULTZ, Secret oe. Lo 4. FAAM. SPEC. ial communication will be bed on FiRi- DaY, 29th instant, pm, to attend the funeral of ‘oaiges traterually iavised, inporderot Wi, = oo ails iay . it % GEN SCHULIZ Se tary. —qga> MASONIC —SPECIAL COMMUNICATE Fa. a. PRIDAY. April YP. m., to attend the fnmerai of our lade Urothe Henry’ Aue. Membore of sister lores are trateruaily invited. By order of the W. M. apzr-ut ‘of Arminius Lodge. No, HH, GERDFS, Secretary. NGTON i. A CHAPTER No. A stated convocation of this chapter w tu the chapter chamnbtr, Masonic Temple, ANG, ‘Arait 2&, et 7:30, o'clock. held sHURSDAY EVEN Mewters of this and sister chapters are Vited to attend. By order of bt SES. b st BETGAND A. qa ST, MARYS. The chapter uf the “Crusaders” os. st Jonas Guild. Miey Auice Card, warden, will ge an entertainment to the claldren of St, Mary's Chapel aud school and their friends FRIDAY, 20th inst Siti NEW Express loaves foigalac TeLENH : AC TEL A aividend of 13 ceute per share will bs yayabs the Vin day of May, Use, to tke tock lnslicre record at se uf bileiness on the th day o: April. 18: wo office ut the treasurer of the cuih- Fay, G19 14th st nw, Warhlaxton, DC. The truuster books will be closed from the 3th of April to ihe Uth ot May, snclueiye, SAMUEL M. BuYAN, President CBAKLES a ington, DC, Apri on it ee: WEST Fox 5 ie? Be, B MORGAN, SOLE, AGENT YOR fc nBo oF Mucuesia Sections! Coverimes £01 wisiictot Cormbis aud Virginia 1.00 eek Washiuytouy 1.C. Be THE MAN IS NOT WISE Wao WILL NoT y10¥ ide agaiust death or lows of thne by accident by a policy in AMERICAN ACCIDENT COMPANY. W. F, THOMAS, Obto Bank building, Generai Insurance. a8 UDDEN'S FURNITURE HOUSE. = CHILDREN'S CLOTHING ‘Will resist fire if the precaution 1s taken to rinse them in alu water, A COMFORTABLE BED AND A RELIABLE REFRIGERATOR ARE TWO THINGS SOUGHT AFTER BY PEOPLE WHO KNOW “WHAT'S WHA’ T CARRY A HEAVY LINE IN BOTH THESE DESIRABLE “COMFORTERS.” YOU MAY TAKE YOUR “PICK” AND PAY FoR THEM AT YOUR LEISURE, AS TO THE PRICES—WHY JUST THE SAME AS YOU WILL BE REQUIRED TO PAY IN OOST ELSEWHERE. TRY ME! JOHN RUDDEN, 7.1.0.) 5 ‘APRIL 27, — We, the undersigned wholesuie grocers, by sures to close wut rewpcetive places of Dusiness 00 clock pas irown eye Rtas ‘aga excepted, Te MDa! fo gers da ge Feder ro ttrty | H. SHe A, ap2s8-3t° FRANK HUME. PERFECT FITTING. RIGHTLY tmade clothing is often to be found in small stores. Isis not the iargest advertisement or the largest display in type that make the cloth ing fit and wear. ‘See our Spring Overcosts, Prices $10 to 220. GEORGE SPRANSY, ap28 434 7th at, Se>"O VOB Lots” IN cLoTH: WOOL always commands the market price and you may cousider it “bowus" if offered beiw its value. We nevertake Bance-, but invariably Duy the fluest auater... offered. ‘Quabity considered, with workiuunship the anvat akilltul and cut aud style in the Leis: <f fashion. o&F price ure more reasouable thau are those Wh) wake wore pretentious Esernind c SNYDER & Woo, Model Tailors, Eleventh stivet northwest. (BGS PEMAND CREATED By USE. Fischer Piauos have been before the pub- lic for more than tify years. They never fail to ive entire satisfaction. ‘Ninety thousand of them are now in use. ‘Whe sale is constantly increasing, ‘They are first-class in every respect. ‘We sell them, SANDERS & STAYMAN, 934F st., Washington, - 13.N. Charles st., Baltimore, Mastic Urinidad Asphalt are Ce AEE BEAL estate AGENTS apr Will need the book 1 have just published, me sid RECORD OF LOANS. OU COMPLETE FINE OF 4 1 wl soom save ie cost 4¢ th eet: sonra HINO, en moat | Televbone 763. tween ‘hibits hav tractive lines we F shown, Call aud be vanced. con: ‘t. HALL, Shirt Maker, 1892 aes H. WHEATLEY, 1008 Jefferson at..cieor etown. besa PUKE CALIFOM SIA GRATE Wie, FORT, Bee itera: Sittcats), Siatsiea Ameena, Seed mhs 908 F at. 1 -_. a - —— ns — |. H. WHEATLEY'S Premium Steam per qq GEONGE GOULEL,REIMA, CHAM: | aun Cleaniue L cab isbmate Tue. patens OF ane Sa panes, —W. W. WALSMANS, sole garutin | above cotsiianues cme enpecttully" imigrn the United States and Caiala, 87 Beavers York. | werrenow rewty to resume business Wi by @. G@ COKBNWALL & 80! mb 28-1, our frat and ouly fire in the sixty-one years of our = ION RAILINGS, exists ice and tu rebui ding bave taken every precau- ‘seed tion to p recurrence, We lave ass air the Send postal aud wo will do the rest— | iva ode banter work tinn tee banares Wome f you want any kind of iron work, ordre ium youre very truss cata GO. WHITE & SONS, Maine ave. bet. 45¢ and 6th ata, e26-3m_ Beemer farsi tert OE eosoas carve Gye oa NOMA CALIFO! i If "You are considering the qualities, variety | mh26-2m_ Le 317 Sth et'nw, and prices this is the place te buy. i Dit JAM Sey ponINS, ‘Owing to the atrong pressure of spring busl- = NTIBE, Seas We needs ttle tine, Ab Rowteneiey, Thivuscueeor iain best) J. A. GRIESBAUER, B.S, Harden, No. 804 Est Tye Tailor, Et Rit TRUNK FoR 25 CENTS Cosme tec oarb chesa! WAsUINUTON SAFE DEPOSIT COMPA * fol0-dm — ‘916 Pa ave. seisereic Bett bets ove : couPoNs ‘Youcan save 10 per cent off yourlaundry Bills, Nothing but firs:-class work. Ge TERS anv ORGANIsTS: Have you heard the 7 - VOCALION! — you have not it wo y you to it to TOLMAN STEAM LAUNDRY. = Aww mega oe ad’ scat new: 3 mbl4 491 to 499 Cat. n. w. e*E DEPARTURE IN FINE TAILORING ‘H. D. BARR, 1117 Pennsylvania ave. MOST WONDERFUL Of All Reed Instruments. “Vecalion” iy auld to thie church after sary Somaperition with’ wtner Weeding oneeag Wiss tothe beautiful sud ripe-1 ke tone Suits from €35 up. ty ofthe “Vorslica,” 73 xin at ooce aout i ‘Trousers from $10.up. Low prices from this date with hivb-srade art. ja20 = pep tome cs Spee as ae ge rd pees Sia totm 66 cents tpt 7 mnorwooo Ula, , <— YOUR, PHOPEREY peered ‘The German-American Fire Ins. Co. of Sew York is) one of the oldestand most reliable fu the world. Iam their general agent for this District. Sr aan as General apl2-tt 615 Eat aw. Be SPE Fron THE Fact ‘That the SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITEK te the speot- fall of new wevices which save sbor. trouble, ae.” For these time, and va it in the machi forthe moder Vusiness man? Send for oueon trial? HENRY A. CLARKE & SON, Agents, 935 F street.228 i DO YOU = wean tune, If 20, why not let your next pair be Tie Baker Shoe? They ars acknowledged by all who wear them to be perfect im every re: pct. ‘hes not only lock well wear well and At well, but are perfect in every respect. Call and see them and be convinced. THE BAKER SHOE, For Gentlemen, apis 1490 New York ave. as MODERN IDEs. If youare is @ quandary as to what you should wear we can assist you. Further, we cap show you how to drew: well atamiuimam cust. Our modern method prices makea saving to you. We have seen $35 sults not se whit better than those we produce at @23. W.C. MERTZS Tailoring Stop, 514 11th st. p28 x Af you are theleastwise skeptical about our: lumber abd: pices ask any Cov- “tractor, Builder or Carpenter tn the city, » Sud if he te pouted he will acknowledge ‘that the Lumber is the best and the prices the lowest of any yard in the city. Why ey.10to 20 peroynt more for lumber ‘when you can purchasing here fuveisl ot ourlate Lrother, Antonio Soussa, By order | ADVERTISING of “Washington News and Gossip. Index to Advertisements. AMUSEMENTS: DEATHS . DENTISTE: EXCURSIONS, &e. FINANCIAL, FOR KENT (Fis! FOR KENT (Offices) FOK RENT (hoome, s 2 6 8 1 2 FORK KENT dHonses) FOX RENT (Store oamp s FOR SALE (Horses and Velicles), Pace 3 % Page 3 FOR SALE (Lote... selene Paxe 3 FOR SALE (Miscellaneous)... Page 3 FOR SALE (Pianvs) Pare Pare LEGAL NOTICES LOCAL MENTION 8 Lost AND Fo! MANICUL MAR MEDICAL, MISCE MONE’ OTARIES PUBLIC OCEAN STEAMER: POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. 2S AND ORGANS. PERS PROT PROPOSALS... RAILROAD: SPECIAL NOTICES. ; STEAM CARPET CLEANING. SUBURBAN PROP SUMMEK KESOR WANTED Help... WANTED Comes)... WANTED (Lots) WANTED (Rooms). WANTED (situations) WANTED Qlliscellancous). > Govensoext Recezrrs Topay.—Internal rev- enue, $393,048; customs, $698,686. 7 2 2 ‘Tne Yorktown left Mare Island this morn- ing for Port Townsend, Wash. Commovonr Ramsay is confined to bis home by a severe cold. Comtxe Back.—The Atlanta and Chicago sailed today from Montevideo for the United States, Assistant Secretary Graxt will probably represent the War Department at the of the Memphis bridge, May 12 = Tue Pacstpent's Cattens.—The President's callers this morning included Hon. Galusha A. Grow of Pennsylvania, Gen. Sanborn of St. Paul, Representative O'Donnell, Senator Hale and Gen. J. W. Foster. Tar Parsrvext's Rervnx.—The President returned to the city from New York at 10:40 last night. Vice President and Mrs. Morton, Mrs. Dimmick, Secretary Rusk, Lieut. Parker and Mr. Tibbott came back on the same train. Turk Assessment Extension Act APPRovEn. The President has approved the act to extend until December 1, 1892, the time for making assessment of real’estate in the District of Co- lumbia outside of Washington and George- town, Navat Onpers.—Commander Horace Elmer has bgen ordered to duty: as imspector of ord- nance at the navy yard af-New York on the 7th of May next. Assistant Naval Constructor Frank W. Hillis, ordered to special duty at the Navy Department. Commander A. H. McCor- mick, detached from duty as it tor of ord- nance, navy yard, New York,o: 7, and or- dered to command the Lancaster, Comman- der George X. Durand, detached from duty as inspector of the seventh light house district ou 3ist May, ordered to settle accounts and then awaitorders, Lieut, Commander Wm. B. Nowman, detached from the receiving ship St. Louis and ordered in charge of the ninth light house district. Paymaster Geo. H, Kead, de- tached from duty in charge of the naval cloth- ing factory at the navy yard at New York on the 1ith of May next and ordered to the prac- tice ship Constellation on May 16 next. Pensoxat.—L. W. Jouett of Cambridge, R. 8, Townsend of New York, John M. Field of Boston, Chas. E. Marion of Tacoma and Robert Robertson of Covington, Va, are at Wil- jard’'s. —P. L. son of Coal- burg. W. Va.. Jno. J. Stork of Plymouth, Pa., Harry H. Slussing of Canton, Ohio, and Peter Mooney of New York are at the Randall, F. P. Peck of the army, E. J, Robin- sou of St. Louis, Maj. J. H. Mead of Toronto and J. J. Kness of New York are at the Ebbitt--—-E. L. ‘“hurston of Cleveland, Ewa P. Allen of Maryland, George Alexander of New York, S. J. Alexander of Boston and D. J. Flyna of Wilmmgton. Del., are at the A F. Page of Aberdeen, N. C., Joseph P. Wainwright of Philadelphia, W. L. Nero of New Orleans and Waiter J. King of Helena are at the Arlington.——J. M. Cassile of Montreal, M. M. Garson of Rochester, Chas. L. Hamling of Brooklyn, Edward P, Allen of 8t. Mary's College and J. H. Brainweil of New York are at the Shoreham.—— Geo. 8. Roberts of Bordentown, N. J., and B. Leeker of Cincinnati, Ohio are at the Howard.——J. C. Lord of New Jersey, Cleve- land Dodge of New York and H. H. Rea of Pittsburg are at the Normandie,——W. M. Hardt of Frederick and Rev. Dr. McVicar of Brooklyn are at the Fredonia ——W. N. Wheeler of Burlington, Vt., and C. G. Covarth of Boston ure at the Johnson.—a. W. Hay- wood of Raleizh, N. C., E. Morton of New York and George Reeves of Pi ‘ia are at the Metropolitan.——M. Miller of New Y J.T. Duff of Pittsburg and D. Roseman Baltimore are at the National ——C, 8. Cole New York. E. F. Merrell of Port Logan of Cloveland and F. M. Dow burg are at the St. James.——M rf Noyes was registered at the Herald offiee in Paris yesterday.——Mr. L. RK. Hamersley and son of Philadelphia are at the Woodmont. MR. BLAINE AT THE CAPITOL. His Presence There Today Excited » Great Deal of Interest. A thousand more or less distinguished men may visit the Capitol and depart unnoticed,but this can never be said of James G. Blaine, ‘The Secretary was at the Capitol today for a little more than an hour, and ever since he left elve i "Tus cabenh of tatorest taken im his mero Presence was remarkable. Inquiries as to his appearance and apparent condition were plenti- fui and the concensus of opinion was to Soe ea a ee wit i ial 1 | PREY OF THE FLAMES Fire. AROUND THE RUINED THEATER Annual Meeting of She Scotch-Irish Society. SIX LOST THEIR LIVES, Result of © Fire in Night. Prrapecrata, April 28 —The destraction of the Grand Central Theater by fire Inst night Hadelphia Last Proves to have teen far more terrible fu fs results than * anticipated = Members of the Devil's Auction Com- pany ite dead bencath the failen walls of the building and neariy three score of are inthe hospital saffering from barns, Of he men and bors in the are in ench a serious c nthat their recovery ia doubtful, mbers of the audience, Besides those who were serionsiy enough bare toremain in the hospitals fully gfty others were treated for minor injuries The unfortunate members of the company who lost their hiv Thomas Lorella, [dancer and grotesque artist; Flora Lorelle bis wife, coryphee; Vincenteina Chittern, pre= Mier dansuese, one Chittern sisters, Italian dancers; Faachon Conyers, juvenile character, resident of Chicago; Sarah Gold man, coryphee, resident of Chicago; Wm. L. poks, Jeading man, resident of Philadelwhia, jared in the hospitals who are likely » are ail suffering from burns about the face and bead, and from baving inhaled the flames. Their names are: Harry MeC joskey, sixteen years igeou, fourteen te old, Amer Hinc . sixteen years ol watterson, sixteen years old; Albers Sixteen years old; Thomas Atela- cars old, and Ralph Frazer, In addition to the serious condition of the above it is feared many will lose their eyesight, 4s their burns are all mostly about the face. the light of day the destruction wre made more apparent of the scene seomed om pauying plumns of flames shooting ve the tallest buildings, The ruim Central Theater is complete, ouly the front wall remaiuing standing. The other walis have fallen im and fill the space they formerly enclosed. RUINS OF THE TIMES BUILDING, Directly back of the theater but a shell re mains of the cight-story building occupied by the Times. The row of stores to the east of the two burned stores and facing on Sth street and extending from Walnut to Sausom street are almost completely gutted by fire and water, ‘The police have had great difhculty in keeping the crowds of carious sight secrs moving #0 98 to give the firemen the mecessary space to work in, CROWDS AROUND THE PLAC. It was soon noised around that a number of people were buried under the walls of the theater and the crowd surged forward against the police lines in an effort to get more closely to the scene. Although it was reported last night that several members of the o had been killed it was hoped that they would eventually turn up alive and well. When, however, six of the company had not made their appearance this morning the fear thet they bad ‘met their death in the flames and smoke began to grow into a certainty, Manager Yale of the Devil's Auction Com- Pauy up to 10 o'clock persistently refused to entertain the idea that they were dead,but per- sisted im the belief that they would be found n some of the neighboring houses, But whem at that hour no tidings of any of the actors had been iearned, Mr. Yale rel admitted that they must have perished HOW THE COMPANY ESCAPED. Mr. Yale said that at the time the fire broke ‘out there was about seventy people im all be- hind the curtain, The dressing rooms were beneath the stage in the rear of the theater. ‘Two stairways, one upon the right and the other upon the left of the basement, led di- | rectly to doore that admitted to alleyways ia | the rear of the theater. All the members of the company were im their dressing rooms when the aiarm of fire @unded throughout the house All those who sought satety by the left stair way reached the strect unhurt. At this time the left side of the stage was still untouched by the fire, but the right was already o mass ef flames. The capvas, grease and paint of the scovery was like so much ot! before the advance of the Hames.and great volumes of beavy,stifling smoke were rolling over and uudernoath the stage. Itis Mr. Yale's belief that the unforta- uate wen and women, whe are supposed to be underueat's the ruins, ran toward the stairway, |that led up into this fire. Finding their escape cut off they probably coutused and blinded, and, choked by smoke, fell gasping on the stairs and in the passage way beneath the stage. Their fate then cam be only too well surmised, as it was buta few minutes after that the whole stage was ablaze. ‘The work of searching for the bodies has not commenced yet as the ruins are still hot and six fect of water fills the cellar, ‘Wm, J. Gilmore, proprietor of the theater, was much overcome today by the tragedy which has taken piace at his house. He bas been im receipt of telegrams from theatrical managers all over tue country offering bim |sympathy. The board of directors of the Academy of Music this morning tendered ‘Mr. Gilmore the use of the theater for a bene- fit for himself and the company. While de- | clining the offer on hixown behalf Mr. Gilmore | aceepted gratefully for the company. The | theater will be rebuilt at ouce. Several people | who were in the audience and who were re~ ported missing returned to their homes this morning. TWo VICTIMS OF THE FLAMES, New Yor, April 28. -A fire. for which three alarms were sent out, occurred this morning iu the five-story flat building called the “Cay- uga,” at 109 and 111 West 33d street, started on the ‘first floor and was enused by the explcsion of some the which Dr. Patrick Briggs was using to cl * lounge in his ofice. The doctor was badly burned about the face and hands, and Mrs, Catheritie Moore, aged seventy, who apartments on the third floor, was also bad! burned. They were taken to the New ¥ hospital, Firemen ia searching the buil after the fire was extinguished, found two bodes in the Upper apartments, One, that of a woman, war discovered on the vhird floor and the other, barned so badly as to Le unrecoguizable,on the fourth floor. ME BUSINESS PART OF NUDSOX, OHIO, BURNED, Cuevetaxp, Ouro, April 28.—Fire broke out in Hadson, Ohio, a town on the Cleveland an@ Pittsburg railroad about thirty miles from this -at o'clock this morning the ‘entire business portion. ‘vutidMgs, includmg one brick block, were destroyed. The loss will reach $100,000. The |-A MERICANS. Convening of the Annual Congress of the So clety at Atlanta. | asbort address introduced Jobn J. é i | g F | i i i I i i H Ht i i |