Evening Star Newspaper, December 14, 1892, Page 10

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. Cc. WEDNESDAY, ER 14, 1892—-TEN PAGES. LOCAL MI vourcast tren # For the District of « Virginia, gene: = coDITI0% , Temperamre not ¢ of water at 9| Feliows ocenrre: am. Great Palle, 37. condition, 6 Receiving reservoir. * erature, 40. Con- dition at north cons piadition a fonth eonneetion. ting reservoir, temperature, 41 con! «t influent gate house. 36. efftnent gate bow « High tide ww tide. Si8 am 414 m. 1100 p.m 0 noe Polish —hest i ons, 1115 Pa. av. that the “remix A Haxvsomr Dis ‘ wear. Each senrf im a sing Fuase & v. 7th and D. Cnn. Naspen’s Prick va Hewax Artificial F yer, 25. Hernen,cor. 4° Fon Houmar Goons got WNSoN, GAkweR & Co.'s, 696 Pa. Hosiery Underwear, &e.. Blankets and Comforts, Car- pete, Rugs and Art Squares at Ovw $1.90 Alpine Haz nol Fraxe & Sox, cor. 7th and D. No Owe who he neglect the tweth. Win Best dentifrice on tle u where. neatness will rice is the ‘We. every Retiro Nersox Wirisxy, Kentucky famous. Cwanis Canrets Curaxen } . 631-635 Mans. « w.,are made moth- Procf free of charge. 1 ne 435-2 | Tue M are Seven years of I» 1 no disappoint Mente yet with Christ ever, photographs en: day. Avoid any pe Kemen t be made in a aceidents by leaving Pe and Ith street. Go to me Rowan Dreons . 1th and BK. ¥. ave. for beautiful desi i Paper at the lowest prices | - ‘we Laven Rasstws. 1e.; Currants, Se. Citron, 19e.; Figr. 10 and | king 4 Qe. Star of the Hast Flour, £5.25; 8.C. Hams, | ner 13th ge. J.T. D. Prices, 424th st me. | be Fou Wart Parra, Window Shades, Room Moldings and Interior Tinting and I gow KW. Hexpensos’s, 11S F st. aw. Geo. BR Guay. Ff er, » Pe ave. mn. w. Prompt! Reliabi « reasonable. We Orren 10 monds, Watches, Jan ant on Dia- RistNor Amtirrerat E Crarurs Orricas CITY AND DISTRICT. AMUSEMENTS TON MT. Atnaron’s Orrns Hose. Wm. Hf. Crane in | “The American Minister . Nattoxat Umeatem—“Wilkinson’s Acapemt oF Musi A Fair Rebel.” Turaren.—James A. Reilly dies stem. —Sam Devere and his specialty company. ‘Tur Barros of Gai: vsecKo.—15th street and nue. noun Ixetirete. 910-2 3.W.-A World's Fair Naetiowan Rirnes’ Anwony.—Carnival of Months by Ladies of Burnside Relief Corps. Merzenort Hart. ““The Messiah,” by the Choral Society and the N. \. Symphony Orches- 2 Text Street} Mong the Wharves. The Potomac fieet hax been increased by one. ‘The steam yacht F : New York, Drought in yesterday Capt. Haynie. It ix believed that she ix owned by Mr. Dos Pasos | and i# to be wed as sure eraft to ply | principally between Washington and the Pasos property ou Smiths creek. The pro- Feittog made,s trip to, hie lands last fail in the * Boy and hat at an early day he | ould ran @ private craft. It ix thought that the Florence is what was ineant. Capt. Haynie | iereticent. The Florence came immediately from Camden, where she was en ming exeursions to Great Egy Harbor and Her ford Inlet. She was owned and « Atlantic City Casino and Steamboat Company. | Bhe is allowed to carry «usu . cere and registers 51.19 + = and 20.24 net Bhe is fitted with one «« with a} 3Pineh cylinder and 12-tecb piston stroke, one | boiler, 8 feet by 72 iuches, and i carry 100 pounds of steam two lifeboats and one raft. she Camden, N. J The steamer more tats mor, new steam boilers overhauled. + Posey and Engineers 1. Beraroand. She will resume her route Morrow and relieve the Pulei Boy The latter Steamer will go in artors, The propeller Washingto:. brought up a heavy freight this morning of lime, rice, sugar, to- bacco, paper. pianon an The Nteamer diacalesier 1 at Kiteh: and will soon be put through the over Brecon. €.V. Atwood, essistant keeper at | > Cape Henry, has re E. James | hus been apjoin Two Laner Bares Briiprsas, Nos. 317 and! 929 455 street, near Louisiana avenue, fronting 54 feet. ‘The table for te be sold at auctic 4:90 o'clock p.m geod chance for eyivenia avenue wt Atrestios is called to the «le at auction on | Friday, December 14. 1592, at 4:30 o'clock, of Bowe No. 1452 Stonghton street. Following is description of b It is built of white In- diana stone and ff brick im frontand all brick in house ix of ba: House is f Ported. Is loca ef the dest views in Bleck rem cable cars Berdic line. The jot Of greund. See acdve Fesmons, trustees. ity, bein "d two bloc ius 3,000 irement of Padgett & — Saux or Eremixos at Latimer & Sloan's, 1 @ otreet, at 7:30 0 clock this evening. —Adet. Thome basdaome Bue northwest, 1320 Florida ave- December 15, at 4.9) o'clock p.m. Houses open for inspection. — ice’. f the marvelous bar- ft bought at the great Matthew Bernheim, 408-405-407 ib, near Ly northwest? tt tire stock is now Bring sold reyardiowe of Tost by order of A. vend, assignees. Dealers ure invited to bay fm bots. Calli batore the bet things are gone. _— Norier adver:icment of Industrial Savings Lean Association in financial column.— et — Convmpes would have reached America sixty day» sooner had bis sailors been strengthened ‘With Cudaby’s Rex Brand Extract of Beef.—Adet. Caste & Hanvixe, 1h and F streets , best Place im the city te buy (Christmas presents. —Adet Gowrn’ s tree toys, scr ap-book pictures, favors, —_ Lh atye | Prues Ciup ENTERTAINMENT now ete a ae ee T THE LAST VISITATION, AMUSEMENTS. —[ AMUSEMENTS. FINANCIAL. Golden Rule Lodge, No. 21, L. 0. O. F., Re- Fox Sais Diseases ‘A™®AUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. FRIDAY AT 12 M., DECEMBER 16, THEATRICAL FESTIVAL, Under the auspices of the NATIONAL CAPITAL PRESS CLUB. Following artists will appear: MR. WM. H. CRANE AND COMPANY in the second act of **The Senator.” MR. NAT. C. GOODWIN in his imitations of well- known actors. MASTER CYRIL TYLER, the Boy Soprano. MRS. FRANK VETTA, nee Miss Lizzie Macnichol, the Mezzo-Soprano. ‘The Popular Variety Farceurs, Messrs. EVANS and celves the Grand Officers. The last of the present series of visitations by | DOCTOR RECOMMENDS CUTICURA BECAUSE nd Lodge officers to the several «ubor- lodges of the Independent Order of Odd night at Golden Rule Notwithstanding the inclement ather there was a good attendance, which ctuded representatives from several other After the officers of IT HAS NEVER FAILED TO GIVE GOOD RESULTS. CURED IN 3 MONTHS, SALT RHEUM OF 20 YEARS’ STA DING WHERE ALL OTHER REMEDIES FAILED. lodges in the jurisdiction. the Grand Lodge had been received snd intro- £ intermission followed, during mmingled freely in the general The examina- records and followed and resulted in It gives me pleasure to reeommend your CUTI- CURA REMEDIES to all who are trout various forms of skin diseases and blood poison. Preseribed your CU sions, and it has never failed t@ give good re: | which all « MR. ROBERT MANTELL inacne-act play, re of fraternal greetings. KA on several occae ‘ALesson CARIFORS: [A. TEXA MISS JENNIE YEAMANS, the Talented Ingenue. ENWOOD.' the Serpentine Dancer, from the Madison Square Theater, New York. EDWIN FRENCH, Greatest of Banjcists. FLEURETTE, beautiful fifteen-year-old Dancer, Highest Kicker in the World. 1 eccasions. MADEMOISELLE EUGENIE FOUGRE, Famous | of Prof. LOUIS WEBER. Stuger from Folies Bergeres, Paris, U. 8. MARINE BAND. under direction of Sienor MISS MINNIE. remedies failed until I tried your € ICURA, CUTICURA SOAP VENT the patient was sound She was troubled with salt rheum and had been a sufferer for over twenty years. After begin ning the use of CUTICURA REMEDIES she was cured sound and well in three months. DR. M. K. JENKINS, 258 Houston st., Atlanta, Ga. and CUTICURA RESOL pontaneous earnest thoughts went being directed to the considera. ood of the order, practical remarks which were given utterance almost every angle of thought em- y valuable suggestions as to methods plans for strengthening the rted mensures to inci cieney of the order generally. finally resolved itself into a verita- “Hove feast,” where earnest with each other in the fervent dis- wed zeal and increased activity in Those who participated in the. re- and the many Seats now onsale. Prices, €5, $3, $1.50 and @ Doors open at 11. Curtain rises promptly at 12. AGGRAVATING ECZEMA, My wife hadeczema on her hand for about five Sears, tried a great many so-called remedies, but they Tat last induced her to try your A REMEDIES, and am pleaved to say they m, And although it was a year ago it I will strongly recom- mend your CUTICURA REMEDIES for all such dig- A. STOCKBRIDGE, Bivins, Cass county, Texas. The managers of the Homeopathic Free Disnen- will give a ‘tea in n.w., THURSDAY from 7 ‘to 10 p. m. 9 cents. Music ne ew buildine, 645 EVENING, DECEMBER 15, Tickets, including refreshments acted like a chi has not tfoubl Master Crandall, Grand Marshal Sor- Representatives Stier Grand Master USIVERSALI Cor. 13th and L sts. THURSDAY EVENING AT 8 O'CLOCK, NEFIT OF THE PINCKNEY MEMO- AL CHURCH. | Allan, Deputy Wood, Grand i CUTICURA KESOLVENT The new Blood Purifier, internally (to cleanse the impurities and polsouous nd CUTICURA, the re, and CUTICURA SOAP, an exquisite Skin Beautifier. externally (to clear the skin and scalp and restore the hair), care every diseawe and humor of the skin and blood, from pimples to scrofula. Grand Chap- Rennett and Vice 13, Smith of ‘oble Grand Wolfe and thus remove the Irwin of Covenant L Federal City Lodge, M Miss Ethel Canip, Lodge, Keightlinger of Obio, Musser of ashington Lodge, N Part Secon: A beautiful Illustrated Lecture on the PASSION PLAY OBFRAMMERGA 414-2 By Mr. LEWIS H. FT Sold everywhere, Price, CUTICURA, Se. : SOAP, : Propared by’ the POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Bosto $2-“‘How to Curvy Skin Diseases, Mlustrations and 100 testimoniais, : RESOLVENT, &! cnetor Jones gave a Lumorous recitation en- er.” ‘The evening proved to be to the visitations, which beg: regularly continued at the ied in the schedule with the ex- out ten days at the close of the During this period | a fitting finale BY'S Skin and Scalp purified and beautifled by Absolutely pure. OLD FOLKS’ CONCERT, Conducted by Prof. FRANK A. WILSON, ICURA SOAP. RHEUMATIC PAINS. IN ONE MINUTE THE CUTICURA ANTI-PAIN PLASTER relieves rhenmatt chest and musenlar painsand weaknesses. Price, 25c. DUMBARTON AVE. M.E. CHURCH (Georgetown), THURSDAY, Dec. 15, 1892, at 8 p.m. visited by the grand master and his colleagues, i matte. tig, Kidney. have been universally received with be- ‘The attendance has been |large, the interest increased, the officers have 1 proficiency, the books and ac- pt, the lodges are spering, the order is receiving numerous ac- ernity, good will and har- prevails throughout the entire juris- = | coming o ‘The Waicott Orchestra, tozether with a the Foundry 8. 8. Orch * ladies will be dressed in ye old IZPAH BRANCH M.C.L. A 5,16 and” 17, at ‘corner 17th p.m. Adiuission, 10 cents. CITY ITEMS. satisfactorily kt Carpets Will Advance in Price. If you look for company during the Christ- mas holidays and intend to brighten up your bed room with anew Carpet or Rug you had better be spry or you will find that prices have Notice has, aire ceived from some manufacturers that from and after January 1, 1893, an advance will be asked on certain lines of «uch Housefurnishings. Take time by the forelock and buy now—and bu: from me—no one else has given you the ‘tiv’ and I will let you have what you want on ‘fime” nts—not only Carpets and Rugs but hing else in my establishment. a wanta Rocker or an Easy Chair, maybe you are “just dying” for a haps nothing Jess than a full Parlor Suite will No matjer what you rs cessions, and ‘and ions, an Corcoran sts., at 7:30 alge ‘SE FRIDAY, DE- “The Odes of China. Sub- Ject of address by’ Dr. V. D. Collins, for wenty years i he celestial empire. ‘Tickets free om ap- the a14-3: Y. heb + CEMB" R16, 1802. For the Pinkney Memorial Church. ‘The entertainment for the benefit of Pinkney ial Church to be held tomorrow (Thurs- vening at the Universalist Church, cor- and L streets northwest, promises to attractive one. instrumental y kome of the best talent ty there will be a short “talk” on the of Oberammergan by Mr. L. rated by some dy been re- Keeas LYCEUM THEATE! fe. and 11th st, THIS WEEK-MATINEE TOMORROW. SAM DEVERE'S OWN COMPANY. SAM DEVERE, ‘The Greatest Livin Banjo Comedian, ‘Sie Hassen Ben Ali's Royal Moorish TROUPE OF ZOUG ZOUG ARABS. Next Week—H. W. WILLIAMS’ GPokeErow JOSE rating | Music and recitations b leboard, or per- venty large | satisfy your craving: want I can satisfy you if a have never done so before, t will come again, Joux Ruppex, The Accommmodator, Seventh street northwest, nt is to take place tomorrow evening in- | { Friday, as heretofore erroneously an- me once and you FIRST GRAND CONCERT METZEROTT MUS!C HALL FRIDAY EVENING, DEC. 16. Seeret Divorce Cases. Since the filing of the divorce suit of Samuel ksou agt. Mary M. Dickson on October 17, when the clerk of the court was directed to papers from the public, the same course has been followed in a number of cases, the last being those of Auna S. H. Riggs against . Riggs and Mary 1. Gillingham agt. Albert C. Gillingham, which were filed yester- tice of keeping divorce ceedings from the public is advocated by the bar, because in some arges have been made which, if not en- tirely groundless, could have been reasonably explained, and it’ has been thought that fair- that the charges should be tion until both sides could Others favor the widest publicity in such eases asa means of preventing injustices which might be possible if cases are prosecuted Our panel picture for Christmas, about which so much has been printed, will be distributed to our patrons from the 15th to the 24th of this Tue Great Attaxtic axp Paciric Tra Co., 501 and 503 Seventh st. n.w. 1620 14th st. n.w. S15 H st. ne. Telephone 843. ME. JOHN P. LAWRENCE. Subscriptions at Stands in all markets, sent SL Raatast ne Metgerott’s, 1110 F st. Newton H. Bowman, Manager. Glasses, spe: and finest stock in OrricaL Co., Masonic Temple, F st. dl4-10t Holiday Ne 1 low prices; largest GFORGETOWN oncuEsTRA, Wa hingtoa. METZEROTT'S MUSIC HALL, NEXT FRIDAY EVENING, ness would requi withheld from public on, cor. 7th and D, ig Machines at $4.99. Between 1 and 200 Sewin, 1 and 200 Dress Forms at oms, 7th and H and 4thand Paav.s.e. Watches, Clocks, Jew- elry, Silver and Plated Ware. Prices lower than 461 Pacave.d4-2* ‘The Cattle Market. Atthe Union stock yards, Benning, yesterday 102 cattle on the market. om 4 to 4%4c. per Ib. |. from 314 to Be. per Ib.; medium, from ‘ommon, from 2 to 2% Seventy-one sheep and lambs up and ep. from 3}, to 4 from 5 to 6c. per Ib. 20 to $45 each. Holiday Presen any house in the ci Table and Shears and Razor: Trusses and Phy Subscriptions at Metzerott’s, 1110 F st. Single seats, 81. Instruments, cians’ Supplies, wholesale and retail. WaLroxp's, 477 Pa. ave. Telephone 1761.* ities will surprise and tles Fine Calif Wine, $1. Other special Christmas offers. SxL1080N's,1200 Pa.ave. a = to $100. Every CLAFLIN Orticat Co., (asf t Ib. : lambs, | please you: 4 bott THIS WEEK-ONLY MATINEE SATURDAY. State of the market, feroscopes from 5c. home should have one. Second Thonght the Best. ipsa Masonic Temple, F st. “If I had er took er second thought I what a young colored man from Virginia told Judge Miller ves terday. His name was given as Wesley Jones and he said he was from Hamilton, Va. complained against aplaint wax that when he ar- oved in run-| ested Wesley on the street the latter For following his first ted by the | Was given « home in jail for ninety days. os | wouldn't bit him Holiday Suspenders. Franc & Sox, cor. 7th and D. = Machines, $18. -y. All latest improvement years’ guarantee. At Domestic Rooms, 7th & H. New Sewin from factory. PAUL M. POTTER, Esq. Produced with the same excellent cast. sumptuo inavuificent costume le run of the play at the CRANE. will present ATOR on Saturday night. Coghlan and Charies Cohan, fn ployed during t Wesley and his ec or) By special req Next Week-—Rose ee hand. J..Jay Gould’s Wonders for Children. 9th 5. PRESS_CLUB TICKETS FOR SALE A’ COP?S, 41 12th at n. w. Orchestra chinirs, 810. *Doncherknow you never see a girl smile without thinking «he ha Changes of Trains Over the p Yucatan Gum tucked away behind it, d12-6t > Penusylvanta IR, On and after Sunday, December 18, the Penn- ited will leave Washington at 1:10 . arriving Ch ce of White's All Washingtonians NEW Nationar THEATER. Use Dr. Bacon's Headache Tableta, = - it D 4 MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. rriving Pittsburg 11:20 p.m. Cincinnati express at 1:10 g Pittsburg 1140 p. m. Columbian express at 10:15 Holiday Gloves. & Sox, cor. 7th and D. 1 Sell for Christmas presents Monke ora Cats, Sing Fi HURRICANE -arriving Pitts- ati 640 am. and | »wing morning. p-m., arriving Pitts The Pacific express at 10:40 ag Pittsburg 1210 p.m. on these trains to points west will be duly advertised. rots, Maltese and WILLIAM GILLETTE'S BEST COMEDY, ries, Cages, Aquariums, with uice Gold Fi cheap. Scumip's, 712 12th st. nw. d9-14t* ” 3 = 720 7th st. now. cialty in Ladies’ and Children’s Hair Cutting also cures Dandratf, bese i dats 10¢. Royal Headache Powders. Headaches cured “while you wait.” Druggists, go 10am. the fol burg 5:30 a.m, is making a and Shampooin Under the direction of CHAS. FROHMAN. Monday, December 19-HELEN BARRY. First time on any s age, &e., by Latimer & Sloan at OL Harrison street, Anacostia, tomorrow, at 10 M. Potter's new 5 abe” ECEMBER 12, AND ALL THE WEEK, Harry P. Mawson’s Miltary Comedy Drama, A — = Elixir Babek cares all malarial diseases *| AcADEnty. Franc & Sox, cor. 7th and D. = None Name It But To Praise. Wheeler & Wilson's New High Arm No. ). A marvel of lightness and swiftness. Office 437 9th st. n. w. _ EXCURSIONS, [Oust VERNON. ROME AND TOMB OF WASHTNGTON. Steamer MACALESTEN at 10 a.m. daily (except Su day), returning to the city by 2-39 p.1a. tory results, receiving permanent benefit from | THE DIRECT ROUTE — NO. FERRYING — XO TRANSFFRS—THE QUIOK RUUTR. FARE ROUND TRIP. Tic. constipation, bilious- | _gg-PLEASE. NOTE. steniner Macat Girect route only, trip torant ine rounin of Stount ‘th ‘vexatioun transfers a archage of an additional ticks TieheraPafteen ‘alle trip town the fe without chauge oF Ingen route Alesandria, c. tines roaring, buzzing sound, or report of a pistol. are cansed by that exeeedinwly disazreeable and very com- disease. Loss of smell or hearing also results from Catarth. HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA, the great blood purifier, is a very succes#ful remedy tmpurity which causes the disease, “Ihave used Hood's Sarsaparilla for catarch with ‘Miss Fanny Gillette as ‘*Clairette Montelth.” Monday, December 19 John L. cutie Ts (CARNIVAL OF THE MONTHS, ‘Burnside W. R. Corps, No. 4, for the week begin- tional Rifles’ Armory. J. F. HUBBARD, Streator, 11.” CHILDREN, 50s. HOOD'S PILLS hess, Jaundice, sick headache, indigestion. ticket covers tho entire’ ning DECEMBER Proceeds for the Relief Fund. Luncheon every day 12 to 2. for each evening. 10 cents; season, 50 cents, 410-1w* go | HAMRTE, BUG? TERT, trea ol | FYFE PARR ey xu river landings as far do janday at 10'a me Freie ‘TOMB OF WASHINGTON. x s# Picturesque and Beautiful Route. ier Macalester to, out daily except Si passengers. ‘Week commencing MONDAY. Dec. 12. AMERICA'S SWEETEST SINGER, JAMES A, REILLY, WASHINGTON. EXANDRIA AN oe ELECTHNG FURNITURE MAKERS AND IMPORTERS, Gt. Gi AND Go WEST TWENTY-THIKD STREET | , Ney o4 Mognitoent Cars ngy running aly trom Visit CHRIST A, Mi, Ble, UihsRUE™ SEER, “AR STU Ss * Sot row In deference to the wishes of the Ladies’ Mt. Vernon Association cars stop on SUNDAY at Little Hunting creek, one inile this side of Mt Vernon, the grounds Deing closed oo that day, NEW_ PUBLICATIONS. ‘HE ILLUSTRATIONS IN THE CENTURY DI T ‘Tiowarte * * A GERMAN SOLDIER. ‘Next Weok—LOST IN NEW YORK. JO! BANJO! playa tune esch GORGE (Adjoming Eden Musee), wsitively be | dat suction under decd of trust Tharsday, | to highest cost Cystine sno wih ae DRAY road at Alexandria. METERoTT MUSIC BALL. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14, ‘Third Annusl Performance by the CHORAL SOCIETY PARLOR FURNITURE, $100 to $750 por set. BEDROOM FURNITURE, $18.50 to 81,000 per set. DINING ROOM FURNITURE, $75 to 82,500 set. LIBRARY FURNITURE, 875 to $450 per set. A REED, Supt. Novexrms ror rue Houays, OUR HOLIDAY DISPLAY OF IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC NOVELTIES COMPRISES OVER | “GH RIS" IN 5.000 ARTICLES, KANGING IN PRICE FROM | book stores. #790 TO 8500 EACH. Fancy Desks, =, pahtinatee ae Chairs and Tables; Cabinets, Chif- parcnama ‘i ofthe BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG, OODMAN'S SOCIETY ORCHESTRA, Firat plage music, furoished, for Weddin, Re- geptions, Germans, c Dance ke. Adldrewe 220 Ft she ee ee tie Ha Southern Pacific Company's Sun Set and” Onden HAWEEE ANG. TPC ‘Sas prosaway, ¥.¥. Hi, J. BMITH, Agt., 4980.’ Rint. Phuladciphis _ sate TO = JEBER’S SOCIETY ORCHESTRA FU ‘music for all oc NISHES: ions. Orders left at residence O5 L st. nw. or muste stores, Will receive prompt attention, <7-lin .__ FINANCTAL. ‘nz Wasmxetox Loax Axp Trvsr COMPANY, GRANITE BUILDING, 9TH AND F N.W. Paid-up Capital. 81,000,000. SECURITY.—Large capital and conservative management furnish the best. SAVINGS.—This Company especially en- courages them. 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Rapley, renee Then George W. Cinsele Tuberc Hat FroukpMteizerott, Allan @ Wan We MeCallowsh, 3. Enos Rays Albert Gleason, ‘sa M. Stabier, OFF icEns: Chas. G, s Guion Miller. Books for subscription ck are now open.at the offices of GEIRGE W. SEL, Treasurer, Arlinz- fon | Mills, Georgetown, D. “C., and FRANCIS THOMAS, Vice President, Editor, Montgomery county, Ma. dl 4 MERICAN FRATERNAL ¢ Any one desirine to sel certificate address FRATERNAL, Fie, Fiz, Fue. Insu-¢ your property and honsehold goods. Thandie ali the District companies und the finest in the world, the Home Insurance Company of New ‘ork. 0. W. WHITE, 410-38 930 F st thew. REPORT OF VEE CONDITION END NATIONAL BANK, in the District of Columbia, at business December 0, 1882. RESOURCES. Loans and discounts. Overdrafte, secured ©. B vond: to secure cireniation Approved ressrse ase s from other national ban” Due trom state banks and bs & . furniture and Pxrures ie and morteares 3! Current expenses Checks and othe cash items Exch ne s for clearine hones Fractional paper curtenc At Washington, close Koane and discount ; Gtegk nine oedam unsecured national bang fate tanks and bailey wad sais wor furadiaroand fixterea, ‘work, tee expogees ier cash Stone. paper “currency.” wickeis 2. 8071 WOES stock, pati. — = 2 men ¢ atatanding. : dual depealie subject “Sere = Cortitied heck.” | Certitied checks... Due to uatioual tania | Due to other nats Due to state Uanks District of Columbia, se BRATNARD H. WARNER, president of the ¥. do solemnly swear that © statement ts tru: to the be tet. TRATNARD HL WARNER, Pr Subscribed and sworn to before me this 1 Decesiber, IN District of Columbia, County of Washington, = Go soleniniy swear bat t 0 the best of iny knowled CHAS. PL WILLIAMS, Je this 1th day of BAN, Notacy Public. nd swoRK tel ne ARLES R. HAR Correct—Attest. Correct—Attest ILTON, i THE AMERICAN si At Washington, in th: close of business De ECURITY AND TRUST COM- ANY, | of Columbia, at the of bunt Btocks, securit f anking house, furniture and Other real e-tate and rom other national 10 from wae ani king house, furniture smi fixtures, nt expenses “i Pills of other banks. jonal paper currel Legal tender nots. and otter cash i Achanges for clearing hous» ctional paper currenc LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid in deposite subjec Certified checks Debenture bonds District of Columbia, city of Washingto | J. BVLL, first vice preside nained bank, do” sol ment is true to the b c cribed and sworn HOWALD 8. RELSTD: Correct—Attest : s HENRY F. BLOUNT. ) | REPORT OF THE CONDITION o |THE FARMERS AND, MECHANICS’ NATIONAL At Georgetown, in the Distri ‘close of busin: Subserited and swora to bet December, 192, ‘olumbia, at the | Correct—Attest B. CLARKE, 0. HESELLL, P Due from ot: er nation: At the close of business December®, 1882. Due fro stat parks and bankers, Loans and disconnts, Fractional paper c rae fron ober not DP been aud tines | u Capital stork paid in. Fractional pap amed ban, do paid in. statement is true to the ny best of my knowiedze ibecri! ed and sworn to beture me this L. 8. FREY, Notary Public. Correct—Attes! Detand certificates of Dne to other nw atioxat, Sare Deposrr, + SAVINGS AND YKUST COMPANY Of the District of Columbia, CORNER 15TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE. Chartered by special act of Congress Jan., 1867, and acts of Oct., 1890, and Feb., 1892. CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS. Rents safes from #5 each upward per annum. T MOR. | Silver ware and valuables taken on deposit. TEN CENTS and upward received on deposit and interest allowed on sums of not less than 83. Prepares and keeps Wills free of charge—acts as Ex- ecutor, Administrator and Trustee—executes Trusts of all kinds. NJAMIN P. SNYDER, President. ES ©. GLOVER, First Vice President. M. JOHNSTON. Second Vice Pres. IOMAS R. JONES, Third Vice Pres. 7, ERANCIS RIGGS. Treasurer. LBERT L. STURTEVANT, Secretary. Directors: Benjamin P. Snyder, Zens C, Robbins, Albert 1. Sturtevant, Andrew Wylie, George ii. Plant Matthew G. Eimery, Lewis Clepha Charles A. James, A Willard, FE. Francis Ri #M.Johuston, Caries C. Glove R. Ross Perry, John G. Parke, ‘Thomas Hy doln F. Rodgers, yd, William E. Clark, Uy30) Thomas R. Jones. Baxzixo Hovsr Or LEWIS G. TEWKSBURY & CO., 1335 F st., Adams Iron Butlding, WASHINGTON, D. 0. W. B. HIBBS, Manager. Deposits received subject Depoatta. tockeck and interest allowed on daily balances. Advances made to corre- Advances. spondents against available collateral. ilies listed on the Sow ecarities lied one tg Government Bonde. York “Stock aeechanee bought and sold for ‘usual commission. We have direct. private Private Wires. wires to oar New York and Chicago offices. Grainand Provisions, 1p Ctain and Provisions on We makes 5 ofthe < Parelnee on Raleot aif bse Parties desiring to open centemnglating’'s tangs 4 Buggestion. LEWIS G. TEWKSBURY & CO. INVESTMENT ASSN, 908-914 G ST. N. Ww. Due to stave bans aud baniers...... eEronr oF HI NATIONAL 1. At Wasbineton, in th close of business 1 OF WASHINGTON District of Colu: : District of Coloma, w | Howeven true to the best 4 Cashier, | ba ‘Stbscribed and sworn to before me this 14h day of pproved res re Deceniber, [802 ase, furniture and fixtures Premiums ont Cheeks and othe Exchanges for ligof other banks... Fractional paper curve Specie (vid, 8.617 mption ‘und with TS! G per cent of cireulation)....., LIABILITIES. pital stock paid in ae fron other nade Die to stave bs stae banks and Bills payable . Ke and vankers District of Coinmda, county of Weshinzton. niges for le: Bilis of other ants. 1 Bape elsand cents, true fo the best of muy knowledge aud bese’ ©. HDAVIDG 5 Subscribed and sworn to before me this Lith day of December, "802. RANDOLPH D. HOPKINS, Notary Public. Correct Attes Redemption fund with U. 8, treasurer, per cent of eitculation, : . BATCHE! DER, ) EPORT OF THE CONDITION HE COLUMBIA WATIONAL BANK OF WASH- At Washi , in oetclooe of Wuniness, Deceanber 8, 1aBe RESOURCES. Loans and discounts...... Gverdrafts, secured and asia U. 8, Bonds to secure eircula 3 rate banks and bai i Bankinz house furnitur and Oxtures. nses and taxes paid. ks and other cash items..... Exchanves tor 3 3 be 2 Sete Fe» Se Leral-ivnder ‘notes: Redemption fund with €/8. ‘G per centof circulation). g 8 8s LIABILITIES. tal stock: pala i 3 é 2 wil = e = ci EPORT OF THE CONDITION THE CENTRAL, NATIONAL 1 a ‘lose of business, December, 1aue." “* "™ ‘RCES. Bee z RSESRSS ls = ieeteiomee |, pained bauk, do s lemni; ‘ment ie true'to the besto Foeurr Bonome, Lox Axo) tet.) CIATION, 1300 F ST. N.W. Capital, $40,000, Organized July 1, 1887. JOHN H. SOULE, President. - THE NATION RES ROES. ‘taxes paid, LIABILITIES. tof my know TENNEY ROSS, Notary Public. DIRECTORS JOWN JOY Epson, ALBERT A. WILSON, HENKAK SIMPSON, N JORN A. SWOrk INOK CAnMo JOHN AL HAM, ALBERT F. Fc W. Woobw ARD, CHAS. BL BAILEY RRFPORT OF THE CONDITION THE NATIONAL BANK OF THE & a Correct Attest OC GEFEN r) HOSHEA. x. i a at in the District of Colmnl we December @, INV, hares, ¢100, I rnentha, 0 0 stain os | 1 ni bankers, | WILL rset r tax rnd OX #100 | cENT Pew | ON #1 N e202 tocheck 0% deposit ep margin. Cotton be mty of Washingicn, se 3.8, Rache & DLYY,” castier of the | Lebman Bros nly swear that the te colt Ra vwledee TRAD CHA: BRICE 3. MOSES, Notary Public. DIRECTOR: k ©. GREEN, AL WILSO} at RePoRr oF THE coNyTTION ns Ne an Van THE NATIONAL MI TROPOLITAN BANK 2S eee © At Was in ton, D. RESOURCES. ared and unsecure ure ebeuration. ited woth A Shere Open 9:30 Coty Jre © con e und batares pavesowned, “aie Ss. bonds. LIABILITIES. FINANCTAI | FINANCTAL | Reronr OF THE CONDITION eee WASHINGTON RY AND TRUST ©0! | at Washington, EPORT OF IME « x BANK € x the District of Columbia, at the | At Washington in the Dine raniteas Docenatwer 2, 150! ciese of trosineas fecwmtnes Tah UNG S. BOGE Does Up stares rena CIATION, 1813 F t., Wo which participate us hy ee Rooms ¥ a INVPSTMES Rocks, Ronds= and Grant ke e Canhter. Lamson Bros. &¢ me thos lth day of | Private wires to Jeans. Teiey iene Bora, Crnnmrcares FUNDS DRAW INTER? ue CerUBEALE® UI dep wuuve a Cu CORSON & OM BUILDING, eory one my 0 peta: a F WASHING DON SND PAY INTER S MONTHS APES RE IY LEPT 6 MONTHS ay PER | CENT Prk ANNO $100 Ok MOKE IF LEFT 12 MONTHS 4mm CENT PER ANSON SAP DEPOSIT & Bar diue, ORITINR txt and wid for cathe Pechenegs « homens Ciicago and New Ap w 1 The comvinend af HINTS. Prestden 1315 B4thet. ww. Gonere) Rankine SON. Ww. MACAP ONES, Meader SV moos his, PARTNEY, Mw F St ow ont aecarition Diatriot Sie, eas, Enmaramce aud Toke nits ork 2. 81,05 ‘onal banks bo. niy of my ky ED B. BRIGGS, Notary Public. | YETI) E> edd ba the gars ute You siuuld’s .gne of business Decem- Ine, ‘me bough of us at ) 120,910 89 LIABILITIES, Capital stock paid in.. _ 200.000 00 49.090 00 iv.79, 44,009 00 psits subject to 3420.081 ates of deposit. 495 00 And it may be that yon te hete Certified checks. 288 th gente! appearsnce—the easy graceful Bt of thelr Zane Due to other national banks... 24/071 43 ‘s ——~ 448,296 42 | “Do you med rable, deferred payment bank: “0° 00° This tn eadyuarters ‘witve Tone 2 AFFORD vo sell a Cul © | Rationing the promiges made to yo ely th our SFRONG TALK Float in the aamne boat trees every day LaAras We t bie wud eat he kim’ of talk wo A startiine dee een MEN'S SUITS: You see hundreds of men om, wear suits of clothes Mondered Where they did their deaiimg. STONM COATY for just that style A ‘om. The prices range $7.50 vrvann above | Bring the Iittle boys and the liz boys the young state- | men anithe old wem. All 14 belied. 3 Winter is here and. sr. nis ith day of | Is coming. SAM COS, ‘Notary: C. HENNIN 4 G, ONS 8. SMITE, C. Gk ISAD WM. A. I, SanELe. Beran T —— sate anal at's RESOU! ste. . veseee GON TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, EEN. 927 end #29 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST, ARS. Directors, Corner Mamachustts avenue elt STRICFLY ONE PRICE. until ¥ o'clock— Saturday eves E. biG A LE A NNOUNCEMENT. Ex WE ARE NOW’ PREPARED TO SHOW THB petty 4,500 00 MOST EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT WE HAVE EVER EXHIBITED IN POTTERY 4 FROM RICHLY DECORATED PIRCES TO SMALL, INEXPEN IVE ARTICLES, ESP CIALLY ADAPTED FoR CHEISTMAS PRESENTS, RICH CUT AND ENGKAVED SOLID SILVER AND PAKLOK, Re PLATE? WARB, sguer