Evening Star Newspaper, December 27, 1892, Page 1

EVENING STAR THE PU RLINE DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY, AT TMe SiAk BUILD! 110k Peansyivania Ave: wee Lith St, by Th ¢ Evening Star Newspaper Company, S HL KAOPPMANS. Pr New York Ofice, 8% Potter Building rove ‘so, mt OMe at Washington DC. as FT NANC Avoor Sars Lsvesrwxsrs Theo eaters: ewcarity; enna rate of lose yonr mn the rium and erpanse © tm aking Investments Tamallly amount to mor than I pee Im the Detenturs Bonds of this Which pind 5 per cent per annum, you are at ao rouble or expense «be afford an opportunity to tnvest any emeant, ‘Theme Bonds ace cecuret by real sstate frst ortanges held by the Rea! Estate Title Ineur ance Onmpany of this city ant further secared by theentine asete of the Interent Payable emt ananally ‘There are no serarities bearing an equal rate of lerest wafer than the Rea! Fatate Firet Mort- ease Noten of this company Thane notes nat the Investor par cant the firnt year end 6 per cant thereafter our cormmiawon being bat 1 ver ert These are for ale at face value plas the com- intaaton, and offer am opportanity to invest 6500 ~mpany te $00,000. Fully scare! i AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY. OFFICERS -Presideat Firet Vion President Second Vice President ney and Trust OMcer Secretary BANKING HOUSE, 1405 4 at. nw. STORAGE WARFHOUSE. 114015 et aw It Tae Waswrsorox Loax Aso Trost COMPASY. Granite Bafiding. 0th ant Feta n wo. cam carers. PaYS INTEREST ON DEPOSITS ane ) O- T Onn On Te WASHING? miarterts iwc nlf a Tur Wasermerox Rear Estate Co CAPITAL $100,000, FULL PAID. OFFERS FOR SALF AT PAR ITS @ PER CENT GOLD DEBENTUE? BONDS. #100 AND #500 RACH. ‘Theae hondie are payable tn el but eabjert to payment at any time af 8 the option of the Company fret mortage notes on Wa held im trast by the WAS TRUST COMPANY. trastee, bond iassued, ond that eecus! value by 10 per cent of the buaus certified hare been Geponited with it. The ante. so deposited represent rly about two-thirds of the cnarkat value of the real estate upon which they are = first len, waking the security of these bonus 7 1. 10 May 1, 1897. FMPORTANT ITEMS FROM ANNUAL REPORT, JUNE 1 1502. ‘Total Resources, #27 Total Kacei DRBENTCRES. Dedentrres are valuable t peranns who do nat de- dre to be encumbered with (he care and responsibility Of Reortng the varicn= papers neromary in the prepar- Sion an security of a real estate loam. It relieves Whe person sevepting the debenture of the responsi Diity of looking afer the payment of taxes upon the Property aud the aunuyance of « collertion of the Mmiereat JON H. WALTER, President, Washington, 2. 1001 Fret. nw. BANKERS 81,000,000 | | F QUADRUPLE Sweet Stan $1 OO yer pene: dn Vor. 81, No 20,453. WASHINGION, D. Cy TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1892. FINANCIAL. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. _ SPECIAL NOTICES. Crnriricates. | who may be called on to ary a member | Lore, friend are resrectfully invited to Mice of the Co-operacive Burial Assocta- » Lath street northwest, and exstgine ‘Aity sud ‘one-hundred torent and are trans. ‘and be convinced of ‘Your interest in the matter. | SH. HINES, President. Poo 1315 14th et_n.w. Tuz Nartosar Sarre Derostr. SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY Of the District of Columbia, CORNER 15TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE. Chartered by epecial act of Congress Jan., 1967, anf acta of Oct. 1890, and Feb.. 1802. CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS. Kenta cafes from 85 each upward per annum. Sliver ware and valuables taken on deposit. TEN CENTS and upward recotved on deposit and interest allowed on sams of not loa thaa 83. Prepares and Keeps Wills free of charge—acts as Ex- ecutor, Administrator and Trustes—exeoutes Trusts of all kinds. JAMES M. JOHNSTON, Second Vice THOMAS HK. JONES, Third Vice Pres. E, PEANCIS RIGGS. Treasurer. ALBERT L. STURTEVANT. Secretary. Directors: Bentamin P. Snyder, _Zenas C, Robbins, Albert Ls Atartevent. Andrew Write, feewiepaeme Saga anne” Henry 4° Wither E' Francis Rice, Charles C, Glover, John G. Parke, Joun F. Rodgers, William £ Clark, Qy30) Thomas RK Jones. ‘Thomas Hy DLE FUNDS DRAW INTEREST WHEN DFPOS. {ted with us. Call and get our rates on demand Mune certificates of deposit befo-e ting else ANNUAL REDUCTION SALE MEN'S O'COATS AND SUITS. 55. = Coats and worth fully ono- more,for 814.85. See window. FISEMAN BROS. 7TH AND E STS. N.W. a9 Makers of Superior Clothing. AFTER ad Keeler, to Washington. A: TT Is JOB PRINTING spelled backward ‘Some printing you get seems to have been done back ward: with us, will say. We're pri the work's promised McGIEL & WALI 107 EST. N.W. Printers To Suit Alt Fleas ai? FENDERS, atures, ac ANDIRON: ftris, cut in price to $50" (the same goods at every point as previously sold at #70.) Cam you do better for Chrtstmas prevents? GORMULLY & JEFFERY MFG. Co., 1525 14th st. nw. Second Nationa! Bank of Washtngton, ‘The Wastincton Loan and Trast Company. Bah to,se Basxrxo Hose Or LEWIS G. TEWESPURT & 00. 15S F st. Adams Iron Batidiag, WASHINGTON, D.C. ¥. B. BIBBS, Manager. Depoatta racetved ambi Lepositte tecbeck ant interest allow or daily balances, Advences made to corre Advances tm against available thes listed on the New Stock Exchange 5 7 yt sold for the Private Wires « to car New York and Soee ee dicted rievitine seca series Sot ird sditional factlt- TEWIS G TEWESBURY & co. Axp Fomur Beno. Loax ESTMENT AS@N, 68.0146 ST. Nw Ages. $100,900.00 DUPS. 81 PR MONTH ON PACH STARE. ‘FURITY VALUE IN low MONTHS, #200. HAVE YOU MONFY To INVEST? PUR CHASE AN PER CENT PER ANNUM COU- FON CERTIFICATE TO KUN FOR S YEARS. WE PAY © PEK CENT PEK ANNUM ON CIAL DEPOSITS OF @ OK MORE BE WITHDRAWN ANY TIME OND DAY= NOTICE. MONEY LOANED TO SHARFHOLDERS ¥. OAN BE REPAID AT THE RATE OF PER MONTH ON EACH 81. BOR OWED, OUR FIGURES SHOW Wr OFFER THE MOMT FAVOKABLY TTRMS ON LOANS AND DEPOSITS, AND OUN SPCURITIES BEING THREE TIMES THE VALUE OF THE LOAN AND THE LOAN BEING RFPAID MONTHLY MAKES THE SECURITY STILL VETTER FACH MONTH, RENDERING IT DMPOssI- BLE FOR UC FATKONS 10 Lusk A DOLLAR CALL AT THE OFFICE FOR CIRCULARS AND YUATHER INFORMATION. aw HARRISON DINOMAN. President C. T. Havessen Member Washington Steck Frchanen. ‘Beal Estate an: Stick Broker, Bocms ¥ and 11. Atlantic Buiiding wore ow INVESTMENT SECURITIE®. tots, Ponds apd Grain bought apd sold for cash of oe meres. ‘Cotton Bought and ao! tn New Yor’ or New Orleans. CORRESPONDENTS. 2.® Bache & Co.. New York Stock Exchanzs Labmen Broa. New York Cotton Exchanse. Tehman, Stern & Co..New Oreste Cotton F Lameon Bros. & Co.. Chicaro Board of rade. Private wires to New ork, Chicago and New Or sane Telepaone. 4 pel7-te © & BOGE bree T. ©. DANIEL, Sec. [ SITED STATES BUILDING AND LOAN Asso. @ STATION, 1313 Fu. Washington, D.C Sbaren, $100, payable i monthly installments, ment Ronan all | wbieb participate um ali frosts and wature in o4 Open evenings during December. wee USEFUL HOLIDAY PRES: > e FOR GENTLEMEN. Li.) ¥ TS, Re, ry ATS, NECKWEAR, ei BY S, DRESS SHIRTS, EDORAS, UNDPRWE AK, Gloves DRERCHIER: UMBRELLAS, AND Ee your Shirts made Muown fact that # auirt inade in te is warmer for winter and cooler for summer. We je one the best equipped shirt factories in the counts moploy only thoroughly experience! work. | Pe Ht ak ERX 0% gs P U A A NNN 00 Sgs5 Horrpay Baneoarns. 2 SPECIAL DISCOUNT FOR TEN DAYS ONLY. BRADBURY UPRIGHT GRAND, | Reenlar price, #390: special price, $295. Rewnlar price, 8450; | HENNING UPRIGHT GRAND, Regular price. $400; special price, $215. JACOB BROS.' UPRIGHT GRAND, Regular price, 330; special price, $195. BRADBURY SQUARE GRAND, Regniar price, #450; special price, STEINWAY SQUARE GKAND, Regular price, STANDARD ORG. TAYLOK AND F ARLE Regular price, OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9. F. G. Ssors, BRADBURY PIANO WARE Rooms, 1225 Pa ave.n.w. | Latest Parisian Novelties. Beautify! Baskets daintily desizned. filed lye ious iraite fresh from France. Ccumerves. in faney cartons « for Christmas Sib... iid. Vib. and Ib sizes—atw prices. SSGEH PiXS BTSs THARMS: | We havea complete stock of them for every society, suitable for Xunas presents. SPECIAL DESIGNS OF PINS, BUTTONS AND CHARMS MADE TO ORDER. REGALIAS, BANNERS, BADGES. S. N. Mevex MILITARY AND SOCIETY FURNISHER, AND ( a2est ‘Tehst. wharf, ‘The bool @q=2HiGULAR RENDEZVOUS OF WASH- iogton Consistory, No. PR. 8., 322, A AUS. kK. on TUESDAY EVENING December 27, Fa, otek Al) rocula: Soottish Rite Sasous tn: Vited.” Pusiniens.o {wportance: " ANSON S. TAYLOR, 329, Grand Secretary. By order of ©. in pany for the tthe office of the company. Georgetown, on WED- SPSDAY. the 1th day of January, 1808. ‘The polis will oh mod at 10) m. ‘Tranafer books will be closed ua the 4th of Sty, 1505." and opened ou January 12, 180%. UAT. Presttent ©. M, KOONES, Seeretary. case — WASHINGTON MARKET COMPANY. | ae ‘annual meeting of the Washinton Me vet Company Will be Leid at the office of the suing year, and to act y gther subject the power of the corporation that eid t before the meeting. SAMUEL W. CURRI- _Washington, D. ., Dev. 17, 1803. 8208031 cE. ‘eeting of the stockholders of je Necond Nationsl Bank of Washington, D.C. for the slection of dinectorn, wilt be hela’ ta the bask oe TUESDAY, ‘the 10th day of January, 103, between the hours of 12 o'clock noon and 2 o'clock p.m. HG. SWAIN, _ 46,18, 20.278 83,9 Cashisr, YEW MORE LEFT? Thavea few more left of those large oalen- rs. suitable only for ofice use, Custornners and as ot hinvtna Peceived one can be supplied | Gfhrer” Verbal measapes by beyercill mol'be novices. Calling Cards for 75 cents. w Year's, 50 for 50 cents; 100 for BYKON 8. ADAMS, Printer, J (423) S12 11th 2 MAGNIFICENT UPRIGHT TTANO; Bs oiche’ in mahogany, also ataitional nian: Tia Pedal; will sell for 300s sr #100 on gasy WUdo WoRoH & co ecy HAND-SEWED SHOES AT 93 Every pair uarant Open ‘a DAVIS. 1480 Now York sever ‘connection ae iss terms. corporate). —" ‘WILL YOU HAVE? creep lott amen who mapidn’s wear any thane Raoor™ re are Baa Serwho wear none bute "Christy." We ad ire thelr choirs of either, for there are Done fetter tn quality oF Ve are sole agents for both, Shries WOODS & 60. Hankers pa Giese 43. »: s os sca 30, WAGER Sa ee No <6. W. 5 J — Wamber Sf Stock Bx. a2e-2t 620 F st Bw. sea = SAVE YOUR MONEYS CORSON & MAOARTNEY, i * GIOVER BUILDING, 1419 F ST. Nw. Don't bay your Ptane | Pantera and Dealers in Government Bonds From a dealer or agent; posite, Bach road Bi ‘i the nee of, New York. Pauadeipaia, Boston ata — et mor an’ radbury Plano from Tpade of investinent securities. District pois (el Mallroat. Gas, fasurance and Tole ‘The Manufactaren ictn Belt Teicphone Stock bonght andsold.2918 | p. @, sméth, * = 1225 Pa ave SPECIAL NOTICES. SR ENG NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON (D.C.) —— STEAMBOAT CO. A dividend of 3 percent on the capital stock of this company Will be paid on the 3d day of January next to stockholders of zecord at the office of the company, for transfer of stock wil! be closed from rok, INO, to i December 34. IASE, 10 SEA SuAMK, President. JOHN KEYWORTH, Secretary. Washington, December 21, 622-2038 BER CARP PLATES, ana engraved divs for cor. respondence papers of the late firms of Miller, Paret and Gedney & Roberts Co. are tn Mr. Gedney's charve, who will take pleas- ‘ure in promptly and properly filling any order entrusted to him. A. G. GEDNEY, Successor to Gedney & Roberts Co., ENGRAVING AND STATIONERY At First Hands, POST BUILDING. JOTHST. AND PA. AVE. a22-6t —o COAL? —#4,50 PER TON— Js the priceof Philsdeiphia Pea Coal. A good coal to barn in rane, naif feeder and cook Thavea full and compleie'siock of Miret-grade Coat or The Furnac, The ance, Branch offices convetientiy, loeated to the trade. Main office att Wect End store yur t20-O0th st. Telephone calla, 170, 754. OS. R, MARTIN. 0-DAY REDUCTIO AMERICAN ICE AND COAL CO., office 10th and F nw, Telephone 486, Valley, stove. 90! Spine 5 | Cannel OFFICE OF THE RIGGS FIRE INSUR- ANCE COMPANY, WASHINGTON, D.C.. Doc. 27. 189%. been declared vm the capital stock, payable, at ihe 2 the capital stock, otic of, te eae Sat Fs SAND Foe the close of busier 0 oer 3 ust, "Sih trapeter books il be closed from Deceuaber 31, 19g. Lo Fanstary 1a, Poth dave clave Te RAN CIs ss MOUON, Secretary. = ae ~ — <q== MEN'S EVENING REQUISITES AT TSS. to the stockholders of mt anderea _ Ope Shirts. $1, £1.50 and Pinto Pour! Gioves, $1.50 ana 82. owes, €1. paiilte Jabaneee ‘Si Wanakerehtiom, boc, Wntte and Black Quilted Satin, eid fan ‘loves for day wear, #1 up. tan Gloves for - up. CAsht Foug-in-band Pus and. Tooke for ¥, 3, teen Nien’ Betonginge, 033 BAC AVE. N.W. LIBBEY, of the lumber firm of , Bittinwer & Miller, was permuaded to try two Phonograph. Ht fir tia; Chat he has yow leaned Canin with pri. flege of purchase. Ye eayshe can now tal tienty letters to the Phonceraph tn the time formerly required to write one’. Phonosraphs sold) gutr git, go dusiallmente, leased, rented COLUMBIA PHONGGRAPH CO., 637 PERSONS ARE WARS pATN | meen following stock of Northwestern fnvestment 6o.: No. 504 to 613, inclusive, demand having been made on said company for reiasive o! said Weahneton tats 26th day of December tebe. FORTE Mv TURNER: Owen ‘agen OFTICE OF THE COMMISRIGNERS, OF istrict of Columbia, 1808" Porwhom it may conesras The Com: misxioners of the District of Columbia have received frou Congress the following bill, with request for their slows a8 to, the propriety of enacting it, Before Feporling on this. Vil the Commissioners desire. to HHlow wnat objections, if any, exint to said propored jeetslation, and for that purrose will hold a special | Session at’ TEN O'CLOCK AM. on FRIDAY. the HIRTIETH INSTANT, “to Isy out, struct. furnish, matntai was no pleased with fs eel tinnous single or double trac! and freicht railway aod = line, with all the necessary Switches, turnouts, bridges and other hecessary to operate the same by horse, through and song jamely: First. berinning at « point in tl ington, Distr ct of bia, at the intersection of Florida avenue and New York avenue and extending irallel with theline of the Metropolitan branch of the Hmore and Ohio Railroad to a point tnile from sald Florida avenue; thence 1 Iine of the said Baltimore and Ohio Railro going in a northerly course to the northeastern bound- ary line of the District of Columbia, at or near the in- Lersection of the said boundary ling and the Sargent om, 21 ‘surveyed and upon » ahd between the parties named herein or their auc- cessors and the Commissioners of the District of Co- bin | OF, eecond. ‘ing at point at cr near Uaiverahg” bestion’ oe eening Mat oeatnatt aes ofthe Baltimore and Olio Railrosd, and extending Shonee {n'a northeasterly course to the northeastern bonndary of the District of Columbia, at or near the section of the aaid boundary line and the Sarcent ay hereafter be aurvared. au agreed aon By’and petigen ae parties named herein or thelr age: ¢ Commntastonere of the Dist! fimo SSW. BOUCEABS. 3. We Rose. WE HOSSELL, Commissioners of the District of Golam: bia, aoe OME aD LOOK At the Bitzzard Adjustable Ice and Snow Creepers for horses.” Best thing yet produced. 3 sizes. Fit any shoo. Any one can put on. Set, @3 Extra calks, 20c. set. Agency with J. B. KENDALL, 18 Penn. ave. nw. eT 18 AT BARBER & ROSS’. Tee Skates for AU Tt’s a singular fact that some people can- not see the advantages of the Gas-Heating over Coul-Heattng Stoves. It’s a relic of barbarism to be carting coal into the house and cinders and ashes out, with all their dirt and discomfort. ‘The rate at which we are selling these €2.75 Gas-Heating Stoves shows conclu- sively that there are quite a number who do appreciate their advantages. ‘This cold weather wil! last along time yet. Ifyou've got along without weather-atrip- ping your house this far. you'd better not put it off longer. Weather Strips are equally as serviceable in Summer as in Winter—keep out the dust and saves furniture, ete. We're sole agent for the best—Valentines. ‘The cost is trifting. ‘Let us send you an estimate free. BARBER AND ROSS, ith and G st. DON'T YOU NEED US? kes a practical tailor to do bnsheling rightly... We cap make you a suitor we can ““Goctor™ your present one so that it will ook yood as new, “A postal will bring us after". A. W. HEIL, **Down-town Tailo’ 315 Pa, ave. n. INO. MORAN, 2126 Pa. ave, Stoves, Ranges, Tin ito firs, Pi Hardware. Sexton's Grant Latrobes, fa tao stories, $4. Heating Stoves , low prices. Open evenings. Good wor Telephone 984. Be 8 008k GARRETT. REAL PaTATE “Sand Insurance Brokers, have removed their gffice from the sc of ih New York ‘on the Be. cor. of ast op: posite their 4. rausuct any U Toe” —_ = 10, 12, 1d.and 16 Est. me. me 430-2, Stores merchandise, furniture, carriaces, &c. desired. Storage of Vehicles spectalty, ving to and from residences. i Careful hawiliue, Competent iuen ALBERT TREGO, Be EE ee oMatiager. CHURCHES, SUNDAY SCHOOLS, te. Be er icy evetytr ing for Co inte. tale jrices at GOULD'S WON TORE. 431 oh . Tn re Be. dBi = wee cur TROUSERS, 7.3 Speciat Drive. See Them, ‘Ww. C. MERTZ, Trouser Maker. Shop—514 Vith st. | of qual ty iu Coal ay inferior ag to be absolutely worthlesm—even woree than ‘Beware of so-c cheap coal or you will kind in the best condition and consistent with fair dealing. - us v. BALDWIN JOHNSON. 290-tr 110) RI. ave., SIL Amt ne.. 519 44 ete w. THE RIVERSIDE DESK CALENDAR i. <a PAD. ecurd Calendar. Zhe Week Be ton's Diaries. Copying Pressae and Stands. Blank Books. ance “i. Pa re ‘OM MUSICAT. COURIER, NOV. 16, a "Tis Emerson Piano is today choir seitihie pianos in the who's gamut of instr iments ate inthis and. Tt aerits have been 6 Diained and iguded in these colusuns in most neq Cea! terms cker sce the day when tts present seales and tprovements -aced upon the mar- Ket. People have uent.y asked a»: ‘*What is all this talk in the Musical Courier sbout the ity and thevcxleamt the tne and touen of the nano? we them today onee more what we Seifert” US sd tat chow jearaines, Rad. yom Si fade withthe Maieal’ Courter, has sated, rou Know any hing abo rab 7 For sale at” i EBERBacHs, Si ALARMING REPORTS relative of coal, caused ot trasspurtation facilities. Dealers who aspen Ubable wo Bl orders tor cortatn grates: “l Aa thous ubabie Evnt yi ey ndec7 tons of coat. all yrades and sz08. siuck'wn theetty awaiting Sour asters, ee 3. MAURY Dove. ai Main Me itary Het ow. Foot ¥ and G sta, Tee Mss 2 ath and sts. Sa PRICES CUT IN HALF. Episcopal Prayer Books at exact, = = THE FINST MORTGAGE DONDS OF THE | resi inieton aud Grorsetown Reliroad Come D. | interest ainine 4 gts. Sweet, 4 qt- ‘White Wines, seein to have sirnck ople Hike a little variety. ase? Kling” wood thin: is plum pudding, wit Old Brandy, k Medford CHICKERING PIANOS. ‘The artistic standard of the world, HENRY F. MILLER PIANOS. Beautiful in appearance, Perfect In tone MASON & HAMLIN PIANOS. With their new method of stringing, First-cla:s in every particular, AND OTHER RELIABLE PIANOS: For sale or rent at reasonable prices and on accommodating terms. SOLE AGENCY AND HEADQUARTERS For the celebrated WASHBURN GUITARS AND MANDOLINS And the match!eas 8. 8. STEWART BANJOS, One price, and that a fair price, to everybody. ‘MUSIC BOXES, MUSIC CABINETS, ‘MUSIC STANDS, MUSIC BOOKS, VIOLINS, CORNETS, AUTOHARPS, ACCOR- DEONS AND ALL KINDS OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, SHEET MUSIC IN ENDLESS VARIETY. ‘The oldest and largest Music House in the city. JOHN F. ELLIS & CO., @17-tod31 NO. 937 PENN. AVE. N.W. TOO LATE Now. ers for STEEL PLATE ALES New Years day. However, that shod not prevent people from having them. ‘They Will be just as ood acard and just as acceptable to friends and customers for a mouth to come as they are before | ae A ME CQUEER. bringer and. Pubitsher, :. MeQUEES fan ‘Telephone {den} 1108-1116 Est. <n. REMINGTON, ‘Standard TYPEWRITER Rerotarety UNRIVALED. <n TEMPLAR OF THE UNITED ‘A stated conclave of WASHINGTON COMMAND- RY, ‘No. iy of thie <cAty will be held atthe asylum. ‘ i ie ple, om WEDNESDAY, the 23th instant, atze ‘ahve order St 7. wilt be conferred and the offers twembers will im full uniform, ee ron venous _CHARLES SHELSE, Recorder. een oo ae TO THE SONS OF VETERAN Freee PUT Nde Tpaceriet to be present on TH 1} VENING, Dec 29, at 7:30 mh Joining af association to be known as the Sous ren en, said avsociation having been on Dec. 14. bons of active members and 00s deceased members over eighteen youre are eligible WM. H. RICHARDS. ee ee " AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE Board of Managers of the Methodist Home at Foundry M-E. Church on FRIDAY, 1030 «ti. It CHAPIN AUXILTARY WILL 1y esting WEDNESDAY Ef proverly voushed esr e272 All inv! E COHEN, Promtdept. HE ANNUAL MEETING OF “ibe stockholders of The Washington Loan ‘Company for the election of dir-ctore will the office of the company on TURSDAY, the 188. “The polis wil 2.m. ‘frapsfer books will i aa, rened 0 BISON, sncretary om ‘closed wo 10e eoat® | <a Re INAUGURAL farcl ceremonies of Cleveland and Stevenson, 1808""Washineton, D.C." December 37, 1892. —The executive committees on inaugural cere slelgek’ Caine at heeaquariers. Cases, relldias Soreloek p.m a. buildin. 1425 New Yori ave. awe ieifes S"Wigaken. ALEXANDER PORTER MORSE, Bee. 272i ATA MEETING OF THE OFFICERS OF <7 the Atwater Oycle Co., held on December ‘22, T6Y2, the name of that company was by @ unani- ‘mous vote changed to the DISTRICT CYCLE 00. es PRIDE. je never boast without a just reason and when we say those @50 Dreax Suits, which we are making our specialty during the holidays, are a marvel of excstience in every respect we but reiterate the verdict of the people. Leave your order before January 1. OWEN, The Tailor, 423 11TH ST. (Just adove the avenue). a27 Be" VBE rronrant apvrriow thalavention of the SMITH PRES of the MILE TYPEWRITER the beat trtend of the busy ments asin Its vast im- m0 rer all the reat are mantsold. has no competitors Send for uslonetiae ofthe tent’ of ee Sheree Slonstide of the "heat of the otbers, HENRY A. CLARKE & SON, Agente, 035 F ST. = ec a7 EASY SHOES FOR TENDER FEET Are just what you will find in onr $3 anh $ 00 gations belne” WAND SEWED they are comfortable from t decinning, and we have the revelling’ styien from jown to the narrow. 3 Bear in mind these Shoes are HAND SEWED. AND NOTE THE PRICES. very pair quarant Come downtown next time and save money. ROBERT COHEN & SON, The Amertcan Shoe Sellers, 620 Pa. ave. n.w. (south side). Established 1838. Be PECIAL orice. Ifyou want ‘= Dress Suit by New Year's, don'tdelay another day. SNYDER & Woop, 1111 PENN. AVENUE (Barr's Qld "*Stana"). 427 = ‘You gentlemen who need an extra pair of light Trousertn#-foryoer morning and ca?Y evening calls can havea pair mindé to your order for delivery on Sat- urday by placing your order not later than Thursday night. Very attractive line of light patterns in rough and faced imported Trouser- ings at $10, #12, 14 and 916. NOT LATER THAN THURSDAY. G. WARFIELD SIMPSON, Tailor, 12th and F sts. nw. + tightness and cramping which some shoes cause may result in something wor'e az DON'T KUIN YOUR FEET. than’ temporary pain In busing. your shes OU et the slice, which t= suited to vour men's $3.50. $4, $4.50 and #5 Shows anv viving atisfaction wll round.” We guarante: them.” Ali styles. HOOVER & SNYDER, 1217 Pa. ave.n.w. FOR NEW YEAR'S DAY WEAR. If you intend to go calling New ‘ow'il need a Full Dress it beiny the only correct fit, workimansh p and material to the custom made at twice the money. GEORGE SPRANSY, 424 7th st. n.w. EP GOO Quariy Grass. Do you realize the fact that by having fine glass in your residence or sto-e youenhanc= the value and beauty of your property snd oftentimes cause p speedier and more profitable sale? Our ideas about this are ‘yours for the asking. When you're ready to make the change Jot us submit you an estimate. CFAS. F. HODGEIN, “*Ezpert Handierof Plate Glass.” $137th st. mew. ANGTHER ONE OF OUR “coors.” 3 =, are making elegant Black | Diag- ‘onal Cuteway Coats and Vests to order for a7 nae CITY ITEMS. COUNTRY REAL ESTATE DEATHS... DENTISTRY. EDUCATIONAL. EXCURSIONS, ke. FINANCIAL... FOR RENT (Fista. FOR RENT (Ones). FOR RENT (Rooms) FOR RENT (Honses), PORRENT (Stores). - ett H FOR SALE (Honses: FORSALE (Lots) FORSALE (Misoal FORSALE (Pianos)... HOTEL EB LADIES’ Goong. LEGAL NOTICES. LOCAL MENTIO: LOST AND FOUND... PETAL ETE TLL MANICURE, MARRIAGES. MEDICAL Pare MISCELLANEOUS. SAN SVSGT HH OBIE WIE RAVE MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN. NEW PUBLICATIONS. NOTARTES PUBLIC. OCEAN STEAMER: POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. PIANOS AND ORGANs, PERSONAL... PROFESSIONA, PROPOSALS. RAILROADS. SUBURDAN PROPERTY. VETERINARIAN. WANTED (Help) WANTED (Houses). WANTED (Lots). WANTED (Rooms). 8 2 1 2 2 2 2 ‘To Subscribers. Subscribers to Tae Stam who are served by route boys will confer = favor by promptly reporting to Tux Sran office, either in person, by telephone or by mail, any negli- gence on the part of route boys. pe sere erp Govenxwent RecrrrrsTopar.—Internal rev- enue, $1,025,168; customs, $1,326,804. gldhioccan asd Tae U. 8. 8. Moxoxoammua has arrived at Lisbon. pees Sta se Secretary Exxixs has gone to his home at Elkins, W.Va, for a few days. Lips Tae Crorser New York will be docked at League Island navy yard tomorrow to receive her propellers. oe ee Tae Trarxixo Sure ConsteLLATIoN has ar- Secretary Tracy left here last night for New York, where he expects to remain till Thursday. ett ce siorsk aa Rear Aparnat Guerarpr's fleet consisting of the Baltimore, Charleston, San Francisco and Yorktown, sailed from Valparaiso yesterday for Montevideo en route to New York. Commonone T. D. Witsox, chief of the bu- reau of construction and repair, is reported to be seriously ill at his residence in this city with congestion of the lungs. pat ee Movement or Sriver.—The issue of stand- ard silver dollars from the mints and treasury during the week ended the 24th instant was $592,149: for the corresponding period last year, $1,078,674. The shipment of fractional silver coin from the Ist to the 24th instant amounted to £45,337. - Data or Sunoros Hanvey.—The Navy De- partment is informed that Surgeon H. T. Harvey, United States navy, died at Crawford, Miss. yesterday after a long illness. Dr. Harvey was a survivor of the Samoan disaster and his last service was on the receiving ship St. Louis. pest Se Steausuips To Mexican Ports.—The bureau of the American republics is informed thet the Mexican Steamship Company fof Philadelphia has decided to increase its capital from $100,000 to $250,000, and place three new ships upon its line. Under its present schedule the company has two steamers on its line to Progreso, Tam- pico. Tuspan and Vera Cruz. making the trip in orty-three days, stopping both wavs at Ha- vana. Itis proposed to place the three new steamers direct to Mexican ports and use the present vessels in the Havana trade only. Navat Onpers.—Capt. B. F. Day bas been ordered to command the Boston per steamer of 8d February next from San Francisco. Medical Inspector C, H. White to special duty at the Smithsonian Institution. Capt. G. C. Wiltse from the command of the Boston on reporting of his relief and ordered to return home and report arrival. Commander George A. Con- verse from duty in the bureau of ordnance, ‘Sist instant, and ordered as inspector of ord- nance in charge of th station 2d Janu- ary next. Commander swell, aninspector of ordnance in charge of the torpedo station, a8 superintendent of the naval gun factory, navy yard, Washington, D.C. Surgeon P. M. Rixey from special duty at Washington on the 5th January next and granted leave for one month. Surgeon W. 8. ixon from special duty at the Smithsonian Institution and or- dered to special duty at Washington, D. C., 5th January next. ‘Other lass tailor : Some asc'as high an #40, ne? PO J. FRED GATCHEL (Jate of Keen’ 312th st. n.w., ome door above the “Avenue.” 427 BAIRD & GALT, —=_ So MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS. _Coltare, = S (Cravate, Required for society events. BAIRD & GALT, 410-1m 921 F st. eP*EM YEAR CALENDARS. Plantyne hay ‘lete stock Hinds of CALENDAR por for the year of 1893. Zor your home and one ‘ofie, 3 ‘NE & SON! eM, parka TINE & goxs, ee NEW vee here. You'll it Ahearn beat wuent' these A coo eee Prnsoxat.—K. F. Rankin of Chicago, A. C. Parker of Brooklyn, J. 8. McDowell of Pitte- burg and Chas. Roberts of Boston are at the Howard House.——B. W. Layton of Ohio and E. A. Graham of New York are at the Lin- coln.——Robert Knox of Pittsburg. Gilbert L. Smith of Sharon, Conn., J. T. Elliott of New York and Herbert Ellis of Philadelphia are at the Fredonia——L. B. Harrison of Atlanta, Ga., F. W. Adams of Takoma, Wash., F. C. Collison of Troy, N. ¥., and Thds. Cox of Philadel are at the St. James._—E. W. Davis of St. Paul, Hugh B. McDermott Martin of Ilinois, Wm. Row and W. 8. Hanna of Charleston, W. Va. are at the National.—Capt. John ¥.'Bourke of the army is at the Richmond.——Dr. W. B. Pome- roy of O street has gone to Delaware to spend holidays, ps ae es The Atlanta Sails for Hayti. The U. 8. 8. Atlanta sailed from Norfolk yes- terday for Hayti and San Domingo. Her mis- Patents have been issued to citizens the F. Alosander, explosive; Herbert I. John F. Davis, puzzle; Geo. W. Hall, house door letter TWO CENTS. ‘Little Martena’s Condition Shows Ne Ma- terial Change at Present. ‘The White House is still ina state of quar- | Antine and bids fair to remain so for at least three weeks tocome. Red cards saying ““Sear- let fever within’ are conspicuous on the ¢ trances to the private part of the man- sion on the first and second doors and the outside doors display small notices to the effect | that the house is closed to the public. The office part of the building, however, is open | for business as usual and the President, Private Secretary Halford and their assixtants will be found at their desks by any one whose business requires their attention. [tis hardly necessary to way that there are very few such visitors Present, ‘The Attorney General was the Presiden’ only caller this morning and he calied princi- lly to inquire after the condition of little | Martena Harrison. There ixno material change in her condition and none is expected until the | disease bas run its allotted couree. The attack ina mild one and gives no occasion for special alarm. Bennie and Marie McKee are still prisoners in the house with quarters far distant from the sick chamber, aud so far have shown no «ymp- toms whatever of the dreaded fever. They have been compelled to cancel all the holiday companions. oe MR. CLEVELAND'S CABINET. Is Now Cor Policy Rather Than People. The statesmen who are makine a psycho- logical study of Mr. Cleveland believe that after the close of the holidays they will be able to make some shrewd guesses at the cabinet, and that they will know what the Prestdent-ciect’s wishes are and what they will be expected to do during the remainder of the session. spent part of their hard-earned salaries for tickets to New York, desiring to get in the same atmosphere with Mr. Cleveland and learn wis dom. But few of them have returned, and those who have are now in seclusion. Apparently Mr. Cleveland is not disposed to talk with them about the cabinet or any other | He seems to be more interested in| officer, questions of policy, and suddenly there isa great anxiety on the part of the active legislators over the question of the repeal of the Sherman stiver lay, or its suxpension, as per the McPbei son resolution, which is the same as a There wa great deal of work being done fook ing to the repeal of this law immediately after the holidays. The obdurate silver men are being urged and prayed with to get out of the road, but ther still stand right in th middle of the way. with their leg: spread, de- manding toll in silver dollars, Those secking the repeal are not entirely without hope that their skillful pleading may accomplish some- thing, but the prospects before them are not bright. —_—--+e-— CARLISLE AS SECRETARY. Why the Kentucky Statesman is Willing to Leave the Senate. Some of Mr. Carlisle's admirers cannot understand how he can consent to go into the cabinet when the Senate seemingly opens so mich broader field for his abilities, It is urged that his genius is for legislation and not for executive work and that, while he is well up in financial affairs, tariff matters and the like, it is the legisintive end he should Lold and that the routine of the departmental service is not suited to him. A reason for Carlisle's’ being inclined to ac- cept the treasury portfolio may be found in the fact that he cannot take the leading part in the tariff and financial legisiation. If he could go to the head of the finance committee of the Senate, as some of his friends desire, he would not be apt to agree to leave the Senate. The fact that it is certain that this position must go to Mr. Voorhees renders Mr. Carlisle's position in the Senate less attractive. The statement made in Tux Star some time ago that Carlisle was almost certain to go at the head of the Treasury Department has been seized upon by the politicians, who, discover- ing it to be true. are generally well pleased with the prospect. Some of the Kentucky statesmen, who have their eyes on Carlisle's senatorial shoes, are particularly pleased. es -o-- A BRUSH WITH BANDITS, Lieut. West Had a Brief Engagement With Them Yesterday. ‘The following telegram has been received at the War Department from Gen. Wheaton, com- manding the Department of Texas, dated the 25th instant: Lieut. P. W. West, third cavalry, struck a camp of bandits yesterday morning, twelve miles northwest of Koma picket, 500 yards from camp. Fired on troops. The band made ashort stand, then scattered in all di- rections. One of them was killed and one wounded. West followed the general direction and came on them again just before dark. ‘They scattered in the brush again and could not be followed in the night. We captured three borses and quantities of | ammu- nition, saddles, &c., a Mexican cav- alry ‘sable and two uniform overcoats taken at San Ignacio fight. also printed man- ifestos and blank commissions. Lieut. Lang- horne got in here (San Antonio) yesterday. Left at To’clock this morning with his troop for Roma. Bandits retreated toward the river. Have notified Mexican officers at Camargo(?) and Mier. Number of bandits estimated at 35. Kers, Major Commanding. The above is the first official information re- ceived at the War Department of anything ap- proaching an organized attempt at a revolu- tion. ——_-+o-_____ THE LIQUOR DEALERS, ‘They Will Appeal to the House District Com- mittee. The liquor dealers of the city are preparing to make a strong appeal in behalf of their busi ness interests before the House District committee at its meeting January 9 if the committee decides to give them bearing men is that the committee will not report any one of the several liquor bills before it, but will consider all of the bills heretofore referred to it and report substitute measure which will combine the best features of each bill. It isin the selection of these best features that the liquor men are interested, and they de- sire to ex; into the committee some features which they think are good and point out others that ‘are decidedly to them. Itis probable there will be diverse interests oven among the dealers represented at the tion A effort is to be made to effect the repeal of the law ‘biting the sale of liquor ithin a mile of Soldiers’ Home. One of the arguments to be advanced is THE QUARANTINED WHITE HOUSE. engagements they had made with their juvenile | A great many democratic statesmen bave | THE BANDITS ROUTED Lieut. West's Troop Has a Brush With the Mexicans, WAS BARON DE REINACH MURDERED? ——__________ —| High Russian Officials Charged With Nihilism, | AN OCEAN STE. | “= I worsrrp AMER OVERDUE LIRUT, West. | American Troops Come Upon the Mextean j Bandits aod Disperse Them. | New Onteaws, Dec. 27.—The TimesDeme- erat special from Laredo, Tex., says: Intense excitement was created in military circles here, gaused by the receipt of « from New Laredo, over the py omennang that Lieut West and his company of Ui States troops came apona band of camped on the Ainzan creek, and killed one wounded another. Purther particulars are to the effect that the | troope came upon the camp first at nightfall Christmas evening. The bandite were ordered to surrender, but fled instead, after deliver- ing ® scattering volley ee ther ran off their horses. So far ee is known none of the troops were killed. The soldiers returned the fire with the above result, It is not known how badly the bandits were wounded, The U. 8. troops captured a large amount of | arms and ammunition and a few horses, | After the owing to the darkness, the j 4 not be followed, and in the i that the bandite bad scattered im setions, Further details are anxiously awaited. Nothing as vet is known of the fate of the deputy United States marshals reported to have been captured by the revolutionise, A CURIOUS STATE OF AFFAIRS. A curious state of affairs existent San Ignacio, A fow days ago Judge Antonio Navarro, county Judge of Zapata counts, residing at Carizza, received a letter from a citizen of San Ignacio stating that on several occasions Mexican sol- diers had crossed to that point in full uni- form, ‘armed to the teeth, and compelled several of their brother soldiers, survivors of the San Igancio fight, to return to Mexican soil with them, threatening them with instant death if they did not retarn to Mexico. Those soldiers who were in San Ignacio were afraid to return to Mexico for fear of being shotas de- |serters, Sheriff Haines of Zayata county seized | the levter and sent a copy to Gov. Hogg anden- giher to the commanders at Fort Melntosh and | Nites Point. As soon as Lieut. Hendiceken heard of the action of the Mexican be immediately went to San Ignacio to investigate the matter and to protect those who did not Nish to return to Mexican soil. ‘This action of ‘ican troops is entirely unwarranted and is eS of courtesy and international law which may lead to serious international cations in the future. ir THE SEVENTH CAVALRY EXPECTED. The troops of the 7th cavalry, from Fort Riles, Kan., are expected to arrive in Laredo | tomorrow morning and will doubtless take the field at once. — NIHILIST SUSPECTS ARRESTED, Russinn Authorities Belleve They Have Dis- covered = Plot Against the Czar. St. Pererspvno, Dec. 27.—Numerous arreste continue to be made at Kieff of persons sus- pected of nihilism. among those imprisoned either under suspicion or direct charges of connec- tion with = conspiracy against the ezar. The Russian authorities believe that they bave unearthed a wi read plot in which a number not onl ‘There is much discontent in the prolonged period of officers think that the czar is disposition, There is no longer an ow these wartike spirits in subduing the tribes Central Asia. All these have been thoroughly under Russian subjection. Rarsian empire was never more peaceable far as exte-nal enemies were concerned—the murmuring among the army officers is corse spondinglr great. Meantime the persecution of the goes on wore earnestly than ever, the official persecutor being rother of the czar * granddaughter, to turn every Hebrew out Hebrew population of Moscow bas been reduced from about $0,000, when became governor, to about 30,000 ber continues to decrease under the Tigor of penal laws and the intolerable of their enforcement bya new law which recently been put in force. Only ten a hundred Hebrew lawyers in Moscow St. Petersburg are allowed to practice, in Wareaw and Rassian Poland liberty is wholly denied. The soldiers to assist the police in guarding Hi them with the greatest brutality,and prick the unfortunates with their bayonets they attempt to loave the stations in are penned. Hi i Hil bedi i i é f _- OVERDUE TWO DAYS, Anxiety Regarding the Non-Arrival of the Umbria. Lonvox, Dec. 27.—There isanxiety at Lloyd's over the non-arrival in New York of the Cunard steamer Umbria, which sailed from on December 17 for Queenstown, sail- ing from Queenstown for New York on December 18 The Umbria has therefore been out from Queenstown about nine days, which is nt least two days in excess of what was expected. The great storms on the Atlantic may, it is thought, have detained the steamer without involving any accident. The Cmbria arrived in Liverpool on her vious voyage on December 10, having left York on December 3. ical ae pees men in the Panama’ Canal ean: causes Xx, suicide and murder. ins peacenns heme charge of the ex- amination, it is consequently slow and ix tended with grest secrecy. Pigare that it has information to the E i t ite i ernment that baron’s death. Her city