Evening Star Newspaper, December 30, 1892, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR , ais r AILY. BNE ME SEAR bt 1101 Peansyiventa Avenve, The 5 PT SUNDAY, bisas corver Lith St, by wing Star Newspaper Compaay, MH. KACPPMANN, Pres” Kew York Office, 8% Putter Bu: THE ReEwine Stam ie serve 9 carters, © thetr own accoume af 7 Copue at the “oun ta Fwher= tn the Un ii sate or Ie mente per ors tn the coms muet be pala Im atvenee Mates of mtvertixine wade known om application oe | 3] . Cn, w= r 1 | bening St ee? a Vor. 81, No. 20.456. Ww ASHINGIO D. ©, at. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1892 wee FINANCIAL H ___ SPECIAL NOTICES. S. { ga>8 I. C.—EXCELSIOR ASSEMBLY, NO. BK OF NEW as & 2672 KR. of L., will hold jt seini-annual Nut y ject: Laveen ¢ oxps Se ou FRIDAY EVENING.” December S0'at | Boo Maisins and Oranges, , Sis Minttan Haraioe st - ar ‘apeical Temple. A full attendance urventiy Don't Make a Mistake m, JANUARY 2. Subject: | **s We Re Wwe ; Live on‘Earta Avant’ iaitot | Re AA ewww eq 8h CUALISM —MISS MAGGTE GaUT. ~ Sophical Soctety, 910 F st. n. w. - | R *, AAA Www ww —» of Baltimore, the wonderfully gifted test Selects: we — a kR ASA OWoOW Bota ering (he day for privatestt: ag CENTRAL TNION "MIS PPh FER RPE, (00, Khy I TTT 68g THT rem RR ERR g8s5 TIFT | Hell, Hite st Se eveey PRIDAY sight® ON Am Assortment of Kate CF SATURDAY, Deveaiber dh fra 3-90 grace toLd Ber re 3 3 fmt FS ee ee 2 ee Foryour BERD ga PUR, See HOME inte Gb eo O° Su +4 4 + A MEFTING OF TH STOCKHOLDERS iy . ee oe fee FOP tH FP - FoBoe EOR ee siot | Boge ihe eoicton rg oneery aly Sine Fours Toot See stauenrniie age See te-ceneeens ue i (Coranany forthe wivction of directors will be hetd : Sunday alent, anton ‘will conduct gospel Pos oes if eipbeccen wcra wl BRA ais ataric, coreg" WED" | armour cor anorecelenadCaretns trade sears | wa htsge Bard Beek ease eae Business nen should bave » private bank evolis will oe 0; ened at 10a.m, apd closed at 12 a Wie from: m whteb to pay pers imo beat to have tt ina We eepecially solicit the priv Dosiness men and pay inte ase belances, Bm, (09, o ber © D Sse, a o DoD 3 bak = 00 bop Sas = jesting your money in not be over eatimated tnvest and do not de tre to be incuntered With the care a reer MBN of Kew pine the ©: ayers uecemary ration and security of «real entate Min the Debenture Ronde of thie company, thus relieving yeu of all rexponst- BMHtY andannoyance These bouts ommend themselves to persons of moderat tas the Tet cent These » malty care Lares 0. 2500and 81.00 In- PPV ERR COC Fre NY NTTIT oe ae ae SRS OT Ser & Eee RMN OT ‘This company « face Beal Estate ous per cent for com ateston © offers for sale First Notes at face val They pay 6 per | rut ver annum. and are fully guaranteed by he company AB opportunity to tavest any amov 2 AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST CO. AT. BRITTON, Prendent, BANKING HOUSE, 14056 ST. N. Ww. BIORAGE WAREMOUSE, 1140 15TH ST. ¥.W, Loax Aso} COMPANY. Cash Copital ........ 82,000,090 ‘Gerphas wed ane ie idet ptt 152.000 GRABITE BUILDING, 9TH AND F STS. N.W. ‘THs COMPANY Pays interest on depoatte acts as Pract tor, acts am Administrator, ats as Trustee, Actes Ansisrutes, a te ax General Agents. Kents sate deporit boxes, If you wan: to make Four money help crease your fortune, open an account with this Company, and draw interest. Has a fo oligtole office rooms for rent to @esirable tenants in tie fireproof office baildtinc. which embraces every modern corenimnce, oF RATNARO B. wo. JOY PDS Tyo A SWOPE. INO. BR CAR: WM Bh ANDEEW PA: K JOUN B LARS THIN Advisory Counsel. DIRECTORS A. Hamfiton. wi? be held at) con MONDAY, eo PER MONTH Wanoeton en: wha: band Fate. aw for an ad- | rest a the tnierent 4. 3, DERMODY. Secretary. 40 PRORE INV! YouR MONEY IN LIFE aeeurance or im ny ¥ noe the results of ey ttahe. Ifyou. ‘you will not lok Drop mea line. 1 Bassrxo Horse Or LEWIS G TEWKSPURY & co. 3800 F t.. Adams Iron Butlding, WASHINGTON, b. ©. B HIRES, Manager. Pepeatta recaty teehee and wesrect cHosed come sede Nate aan onal seeencee, ponents eaniust available Pate Government? Ronda: at Smorement tence Fert Se eee Eee ees Su Preete Wires 6 @@ End Provinone Loose We make « spect of the iawn 6s Pesach ck pigs ante eee ‘co well os theme Latne = chenze in 4 een iionel ‘tactit- the ed to call ow or Sass LEWIS G TEWESRURY & co. w conson. > W. MACARTNEY, T= Member S. 7. Stock Ex. CORSON & MACARTNRY. GLOVER BCILDING. 1419 F ST. % w Pastore ang Dealers te Goverament Boats fo Co! lectiona. ‘ind alt securities fate od saohearse of toe SieBot een Tat 1. ©. DANIEL, Sec. | a STATES BUILDING AND LOAN A830 CIATION, 1513 F st, Washington, Dc If you have tle money drawing no interest tt will ¥ You to get our interest rates on time certificates of deport. Woops & CO., Bankers, a28tr 1222 F ot. now. Frensry Bomprso. Loss Asp INVESTMENT ASSN, 908.0146 ST. ¥.w. ASSETS. . a -€100,000,00 DUFS, #1 PFR MONTH ON FACH SHARE. MATURITY VALUE IN 102 MONTHS, 8200. HAVE YoU MONEY TO INVEST? PUR CHASE AN 8 PER CENT PER ANNUM COU- JON CERTIFICATE TO RUN FOR 3 YEARS. WE PAY 6 PER CENT PER ANNUMON SPECIAL DEPOSITS OF $5 OR MORE. CAN BE WITHDRAWN ANY TIME ONJJ DAYS NOTICE. MONEY LOANED TO SHARFHOLDER] ONLY. CAN BE REPAID AT THE RATE OF #18 PER MONTH ON EACH $1,000 LOR. ROWED. OUR FIGURES Sow WE OFFFR THE MONT FAVORABLE TERMS ON LOANS AND DEPOSTTS, AND OUR SFCURITIES BEING THREE TIMES THE VALUT OF THE LOAN’ AND THELOAN BEING REPAID MONT MAKES THE SECURITY STILL BRT FACH MONTH, RENDERING 17 IMBQSSI. BLE FOR OUk FATBONS TO a DOLLAR. CALL AT THE OFFICE LABS Wasbineton Stock Exchange, Extate and Stock BroXer, Wand 11, Atlantic Building, 800 F st. a. w. INVESTMENT SECURITIES. Rtocks, Bonds and Grain bough? and sold for cash of Tt | er margin. Cotton bought and sol In New York or New Orleans. CORKESPON DENTS. J. 8. Rache & Co.. New York Stock’ Exchange, Lehman Bros., New York Cotton Exchanze, Lehman, Stern & Co., New Orleans Cotton Exchania. Lamson Bros. & Co.. Chicago Board of Trade. Private wires to New York, Chicagu aud New Or- leans. Telephone. 43:4 wel7-tr | Tux Nartoxan Save Derostr, SAVINGS AND TKUST COMPANY Of the District of Colmnbta, CORNEK 15TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE. Chartered by special act of Consress Jap. , 1867, and acts of Oct., 1890, and Feb.. 1892. CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS. Rents safes from $5 each upward per annum Bilver ware and valuables taken on deposit. TEN CENTS and upward received on deposit and interest allowed on sams of not less than 85. Prepares and keeps Wills free of charge—acts as Ex- ecutor, Administrator and Trustee—executes Trusts of ald kinds. BENJAMIN P. SNYDER, Presitont. GHAKLES C GLOVER, First Vice President. JAMES M. JOHNSTON, Second Vice Pres THOMAS B. JONES, Third Vice Pron. FE, PRANGIS RIGGS. Treasurer ALBERT L. STURTEVANT, Secretary. Diroctors: Bentamio P. Snyder, — Zenas C, Robbins, Albert L. Sturtevant, Andrew Wylle, George Ht. Plant, Matthew G. Emery, Tents Clechane., Charles A. James. Henry 4 . E. Francis Rincs, jemues M. Johuston, €. Glover, Koss Parry, Zohn G. Parke, Thoras Hy! lon F. Koders, ie, Br Wiliam: E. Clark, ()y30) Thomas i. Jones, DLE FUNDS DRAW INTEREST WHEN DEPOS ited with us. Cail and wet our tates en demant end fine certificates of deposit before depouiting ssa Shere. WOODS & C0. | Tankers, ee ey Genera) Banting. SPECIAL NOTICE Tm. REMINGTON standard. TYPEWRITER NRIVALED. | tend for fustrated extn Wyekot ul4-m,tu,th,f.tf Been Revrerion sate MEN'S O'COATS AND SUITS. $14.55. Your choice of 3.5 fy and” Stites, worth fully one-third thore.tor $18.85. See EISEMAN BROS. 7TH AND E 3TS. N.W. a9 Makers of Superior Clothing. —_—o COAL! COAL! —84.50 PER TON— In the pricest Poitatviphis Pea Cost @ wood coal fo burn in ranae. seif-feeder and cook Thaveafull aud complete stock of Hirst-grade Coat (or ork. Vhiledeipats, Bostoa | WOOD WARD 10 H. MITH AN! | AND SELECT YOUR PIANO FOR NEW YEAR'S. friends! Atteatioo!! Why : pfrgreltet Aarte ateaP URE eS ASCs fat ir aay ata eS FS Bere a ’ m ary. 1806, and opened on Januscy, ©. M. KOONES, Secretary. Transfer books wil be closed on the 4) 12. 1803, URT. President, post T COMPANY.— WASHINGTON WANK The wiuaal aweting of the Washington Mar: I'he held af the offs of the corspen itv of Washington sat (2 DAY, bain the 2h day, vot Bhirtoen directory ing Year, and toact on any other st wittin the power of the, con that maybe Brought before the meeting, SAMURL W. CORRE DEN, Se-totary. Was . 5072 a20t03 aS THE REGULAR ANNUAL WEBTING OF weep ng ot, ie es a Ss on At at ite bakin ‘om EUESDAY, at its banking house o1 Jan- ary 20, ISG3, between the ho: fiz a. Ea Ce alban rt 4 Goingabia to Alien Healy, having ‘been lost applice: Hon bas been made for reissue. New certificates will be fegued Jannry 1M, 1NUG, unless in the meancime satisfactory reasons ‘are presented agains: such ac tien, ALBE! _aiG-tawat? Second Col e=SGEOKGETOWN MAS cL AS: ‘CIATIO nual meeting of the stockholAers of the above Rained association, for the pmrpose of electing nine ais Tosrve for the ensiting year and for the es Of ett! thay jemally come be- els 7 x, he! G Bar lc Hall, Georzetown, SPAY, January a7 D skys a. W. wander , Secretars TWE FOR NEW BOOKS. Beer puilinh ives nook tor roa ertate ihrevery than iu, tint business owehe to The first of the pear is. the. bes They are Ra Pent Ledeer™ ay 2 ‘and see them or let me send them to you for exauina- tion, HL. McQUEEN, Printer and Publisher Telephone fdes} “2108-1116 E et, <q FIFTY CakD: Calling Cards tc 506 W YEAR tn imitation of gheraving, Aity for 0 cents; one hundred for “a conta. BYRON S$. ADAMS, Printer, t me, 870.) {28} 2 Ltt at Saat Next A PRESENT FOR NEW YEAR? Can sell you a Bradbury Piano in Mahorany. Circassian Walnut, Rosewood, English Oak or any other wood. No extra charge for fancy woods and ‘Will sell them on $10 installments. F. @. Smith, 1225 Pa ave. THE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF THE Be Meitneton and Georgetown festieoed Come pany. bearing date Jauuary 1. 188i, wiil be paid at he banking house of ivgs & Co.. in Washinston, a8 D’C..on tho TLRS? Dat OF JANUARY, Teikhe and interest thereon will cease on said date. “H. HUR'T, Proaldent. " aiosuia BAIRD & GALT, x <= Iinporters of 1SHING GOODS. Shirts, Collars, Wristlets, Required for society events. BAIRD & GALT, Bae New veaR Wil! soon be here go that yout they so by Mento’ these articies, some for office and | some for howe, but all equally ornamental and useful. Sée them! ©. C. PURSELL, Bookseller, 418 9TH ST. N.W. 427 Cravate, You'll want calendars kof t as ort BEITMULL : Fe OOME ND LOOK At the Bitzzard \djastable Tee and Snow Creepers for horses. Best thing yet produced. 3 sizes. Fit amy shoe. Any oue can put on. Set, 3 Extra calks, 20c. set. Agency with J. B. KENDALL, 43-1 ‘618 1 FSP CERING PrANos. ‘The artistic standard of the world, BENKY F. MILLER PIANOS. Beantifal 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 rexsonable prices and on accommodating terms. SOLE AGENCY AND HEADQUARTERS For the celebrated WASHBURN GUITARS AND MANDOLINS And the matchless S. S. STEWART BANJOS. One price, and that a fair price, to everybody. MUSIC BOXES, MUSIC CABINETS, MUSIC STANDS, MUSIC BOOKS, VIGLINS, CORNETS, AUTOHARPS, AccoR- DEONS AND ALL KINDS OF MUSICAL, INSTRUMENTS. SHEET MUSIC IN F ‘$3 VARTETY. ‘The oldest and larcest Muste House in the city. JOUN P. ELLIS & CO. 457 PENN. AVE. DL Ww. WELL. evr « TROUSERS, $7.59, 85 50, $4.50, $10.50. Special Drive. See Them. W. C. MERTZ, Trower Maker. __ Shop—518 Tith st. oe COAL FACTS FOR COLD WEATHL Be eon sein, bat thers are as. any ora of qua! ty in Coal as there are in floar. 1c can be #0 interior ag. be wbsolutely worthless een worse than nocoa’. Beware of so-called cheap coaoryon wil | get this kind” We sell only the best coal, daltvered im the best condizivn and at cho lowest possible price copiment wit fair deni. _ Y. BALDWIN JOHNSON. B9O-tr 110. Kl. ave., SILA st. Be.. 519496 ats. w. THE RIVERS|DE DESK CALENDAR ‘AD. ky ira Caenae, Bteyeaass. ; ce raga Fine Stath nery. Engraving and Printing. EASTON & RUPP, 421 11th ot. bet. Pa, ave, and Est ALAKMISG KEPOKTS vee i the of, lens netaive t0.4 a search of cont a thou. TiS arvest lack Shem current aus ments Sor Sapplyy Sheble'we his Gedery Yor certajn praged. Sande cf tous of cout. ail grades and #1208, sticker theetty swatting Jour crers ~@MAUBRY DOVE. \ eae Poee Foot F and G ste. Tan i's. aw : eth and ste. ‘ochaus terms, Htde WouoH &'00.: | LADIES’ WAND-SEWED SHOES AT 3. | Stary Tay Eu bi aes ee ‘Bevenner & Davis Uncorporsied). az" FULL DRESS SUITS FOR WikE. WM. GARNER, a1. wiped ont our enormous supply of Assorted Nuts and Raieine—yet another trip to New York and Philsdel- phia by our Mr. Youngs has resulted in securing for usancther largeand complete supply of the finest spectmons of all kinds of nats that money and a faith- Pub appitcation of a tong experience tm making such selections can produce. Ifyou want an assortment of Nuts and Raising for Your New Yeur's table that you will be proud of don’t fai! to allow us to fill your order. Florida Oranges, stem cut, good color, sweet and Juley, direct from the yrove—large supply—prices Feasonabie. Elphonzo Youngs Co., 428 Ninth st. = ‘TRADERS NATIONAL BANK, PENN. AVE. AND 10TH ST., WASHINGTON, D.C., DEC. 20, 1892. Th compliance with a recent act of Congress this bank will be closed for business tomorrow At PR O'CLOCK And every succeed! 0) it the wame hour un- her notics, esented for payment ner. FoR THE ACCOMMODATION Of our customers we willopen oar doors again EVERY SAV URDAY. Not otherwise « ful! or whole boitd: Until further noties. frow: WS to 6PM, 2, 0f deposits vily, to ber credited ay. GEO. . HENNING. President. BRENT. L. BALDWIN, Cashier. PW THINGS FoR A NEW year, For Diartes and Memoranda Calendars we're headquarters, Just as we are for lots of other thin °s. ‘The New Episcopal Book, for instance. (Old one gre, now offered at half price.) Pelogbet ost, “Hurlburt and. Monday Clubs! onthe International 8.'8. Lessons All here at prices to suit, WM. BALLANTYNE & SONS, Bovksriiera, Stationers, Bi 428 Seventh st. nw. re FOR SALE— At great bargain, Lot 60x144: fronting on busines st. and 30-ft, alleys splendid location for livery stable cr warehonse oF Store; price $1.40 per sg. ft, including 2 houses con taining six rooms each. JOHN F. WAGGAMAN, rive.) 230 = ee x 700 Lath st, Beh TEE ATER QR MAWTHORSE'S WORKS COMPL DICKE’ RRS COM é SCOTHS Works COMPL AND OTHER STA CHAPMAN & f NEW YEATS CALLING, ashington Coupe and Live ing Stables are now rendy to tak orders tor ail hiesing for New Year's receptions, &¢-: al! st ndans, broughams, Victorias at most rensonabe rates, CHA REESE, Manager, 497 N stn. w. Telephone 0% —<—— and Board- RAILROAD TICKETS CHPAP.— days only. Washington to Elmira, 8 . Horneliavilie, Jamestown. Dunkirk, Atew leftat QUT Bt 8 NEW YEAR'S EVE SERVICE —THERE will SPECIAL SERVICE in EPIPHANY CHURCH. BATUKDAY IGHT, from jucted by nee the rector. Mev. R. a McKim awe ST. MARYS CHAPEL, ST. JOHNS irish, 23d st. between"G and H. The hrs matt: tival of the Sunday school will be Ber tasaayeamatt, gear ee oe! dota . Mackay. . Fector of St. deliveran YedSrese’ On the ‘octanlon ed. | ag ae Pg agree OF ig abe TON 8 Ohapter, 3 a att THIS (Friday) EVENING at 7:30 clock to lon. pd Ag _ she nat 4 late com- Pate Oe Et es 9” CIBER ETT Bee un. THE MEMBERS OF SAV! iL HIS (P {day) EVENING at 7:30 p.m. to make ar fas rements for the fanaral of ovr ‘deceased brother, George Schultz, By order of the WM Itt CHARLES AL STOCKETT, See. pro tem. SCOTTISH RITE CATHEDRAL. WM. OSCAR ROOME, 33°, ‘V. M. of Mithras Lodze and Evagvellst Chapter. HARRISON DINGMAN. 3320, Commander of, Robert De Bruce Council. ADEX' H. HOLT, 42° G. 0. C. Ven. Master of Albert Pike Consist: HN A. LOGAN POST, NO.13,G. AK, nest at Masonic “Anacostia, ie purpose of ranera) of MeInturft AMES H. DONY, Commander, N, Adjutant. jt iT WASHINGTON DEMOCRATIC ~ Club.—The regular weekly meeting will be hela THIS (Friday) EV! NING, at 8 o'clock, at Wash- ington Hall, 3d st. and Pennayivania ave. se. Uni- form for the club will be elected. It F._ PEARY, President. Bee TENTION. EOF PA SPECIAL meeting of Uriton Lode, No 22, K. of P. fsce Ted for SATURDAY EVENING, 3Int_ instant, thelr Castle Hal RD. Sea THE CENTER MARKET WILL BE OPEN Fo HONDA aa Seve nour bam cna T2nvon, 430-21 did eb RY. Detweller’s annua! -alendar is now ready for distribution. It can be had for th> eking at their office, 420-422 Linh st. 430-2 Bee EPEAT SILK HOUSE q ‘ill close al das aB0-5t MONDAY, Jan DAILY DOINGS AT BARBER & POSS’. Thigk of the coal you could have saved had you westher-stripped your house in the early Winter. Not too late yet. Plenty of cold weather yet to follow. Plenty of dust next summer to spoil your furaiture, &o. Let us estimate the cost—rery «mail. Valentine's Felt Weather Strips are the beat. If every one realized the advantages of gas- Deatine over coal-beating stoves we coutdn't get them in fast enough. As it fs we've sold hundseds of ‘hem this winter. The 82.75 in es! Hoel. 229.3 Bae 195, 088 SAVE MONEY Ry buying “our shows down town, For NEW YEAR'S calls seo OUK PATENT LEATHER THand-sewed Shoes at 5. They are neat andst lish, ond itis useless for you to mee th prices. Our CORK-SOLE Hand-sewed Shoes at 4 are splendid sellers, superior wear- ag protection from the damp Honstesewed Shoes (without the cork). 1 atylon are 84 and $3.50, Comfort @bictrom the bevinning. See them! Keep our head tines in mémory. RORFRT COHFN & SON, The American Shor Seilere, ) Pa. ave. Fstablixhed Gouth’ side), az9 ricid frames, weirhts new LADIES' RAM- . all on, and is ny feminine fancy, GORMULLY & JEFFERY MFA. ©o., Tath st. "now. during the sindox enc. piute anes. thereby en snd Ueauty of Vour residence: nave the cost for the asking. CHAS. F. HODGKIN, ine 229. We have an elecant a ‘Wronserings and Suitin-sw ih wee makin to measn’e for $6, 88 and 39-87 and @flese than oth 200%.” Ali carments cut Fit gueranterd. ont of stylish centieman said to us An one of the old the past i wn ihe TVer w Ss 1uany superior ulvaniages over any other, ant so will you be, dear reader, if you vil only take the tHe and troubie to In- vest kate. Send as Your address and wo wil: gladly end you one for eri HENKY A. CLARE Aventis, 995F st. 429 EPTIONS. yaneh omtill passarotind the lay, UL You need not trke ie it—we nave it already the exception of the fru't flavor .e ave left to. your tase. io. Rew | Year's. Hecep ton ‘will, be complete wi je bow! of this fine Panch. We'll uivon up cither white or red punch at 4 few minutos notice. | 50e, gt, 62 per wal. TO-KALUN WINE © O14 T4th wt. nw. Telephone, 993, <q JUST WHAT WE MEAN. ‘hen we aay wo garantan # Qt we mean it Bhe clothes do not it you need not take them, ‘Think of vetting a iluek Worsted Cost and Vest, 3-onttton cutaway, made to your weas ure, Yor $25. [tis 85 to $10 under prige. J. ¥NED GATCHEL (late 408 12th st. door Pa. ave, —_* YEARS “FIXINGS” TEEL'S, ON THE AVENUE. Proper Shirts, per Glby-s, proper Neckwear, projer Sik Manckerekiete, Men's Pearl Kids, #1.25 np. Mobs Wile Eyehing ose, nporb ins of White. ab: ‘our in-Hands, Tecks, Putts, &e.. for day evening W; of Keen's), onging#.” 935 PA, AVE. N. W. OFFICE OF THE RiGas aU | ANCE COMPANY. Tote TNSUR WASHINGTON, D.C.. Dec. 27, 1892. A semi-annual dividtnd of" threa’ (3) rer cent has Ween duclared on the capital stock, payable at office of “the covpany, 1841 Fst’ n.w.; OW Al AFTER JANU ‘RY 3. 1883, to the stockholders of record ai the clove of businexs on December 30 inst, isler books *:11] be clused froat, 3h TRS, bo: inelusive. board of 4 FRANCIS B. NOWUN, Secretary. 0-DAY REDUCTION. AMERICAN 10K AND COAL CO., office aw 486. 'W cor. White Asn: ‘Satiat a modate Coa! tons above coal, ‘a qs STORAGE COMPANY, 10, 12, I4and 16 Eat. ne. ‘Telephone 430-2. Kind seems to be the favorite for small rooms, ‘That recent importation of Carvers stocked us up pretty full, As we do not handle the Poor (cheap) cutlery you wili have to go else- where—tf you prever it, Better buy It good. Excellent values in Carving Sets from $1.50 to #15, BARBER AND ROSS, 11th and@sts.n.w. 430 BEM You ane anour ir powT you think {t most sensible and practical as well as economical in the end to pay a few dollars more to reputable first-vlass tailors in every sense of the word and get garments that Jit you and please you and wear? Each day brings new converts to this fuith, SNYDER & WOOD, . AVENUE (Barr's Old “Stand”, <30 iTS EXTRAORDINARY 8 The extraordina®: doing them: at it is comp tated, for that's Mist what if ia not. ‘The greatest inventions are also the sir lest and the Phonswraph ‘sho exe=p- ton to the rule. Phonogranh or sold. It COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH CO. 627 Bees DEES SHORS” LOR ‘Open half day Monday Come xentionen: nothing, era will d> for also eminently proper gytons. Dancing Pumps, Men's Grarctul Patent Leather Shoes, 85. 86, $5.7 0nd ‘Let us shoe vo HOOVER R SNYDER. MENS FUR nad neon! Bare Kobes n envy of every. Bent the NEW YEAR'S CARDS AT PARKER'S. Why not pick your New Your's Cards now while the stock is at ‘tw best. Hosts of in- deseribable, preity aud dainty Caras, and original conceite. i W active aud “exclusive,” 1 Blank iieoks tomer: Read Ad. on JOHN C. PARKER, 619 eet ETH TIC SARTORIAL CREATIONS. “Masterpieces” in tailoring. The word isnot abit toostronz. Weare turninw out sbine of the finest garments that ever cov- ered man. We cannot doit “for a song,” nor do we xo to the other extreme and charge ap exorbitant price simply for effect. ‘TH Si. WN. Put yourself in. ur hands. We won't take the money if you are not satistied. For wear after 6. Elegant Full Dress Sults to order for #50. G. WARFIELD SIMPSON, Tailor, Corner 12thrand F sta. 430 MAKE HAY WHILE THE SUN SHINES. "There are ouly twodays left in which to secure a Full Dress Suit that the most fastidious would wear with satisfaction and wileh ordinarily costs £69 for $50. We ‘will receive orders at this “‘apecial” price up to and including Monday, January 1. If you will need a Dress Suit this season don't fail to call ana exaunine these excep- Manally fine qualities. OWEN, Phe Tuilor, 42) 11TH ST. (Juat above the avenue. eee CUMING, FORNITE Wk EATROBE AND Reasonable esarges. seamativene 3X0. MORAN, a0-1m 2196 Penneyivania ave, Bet Garcia Key Weat Cicara, Just received, a fine assortment of the Celebra‘ed Garcia Key Weet Cigars. Prices reasonable. Bt ‘Have you seen our Lathes? They Geer eee ELPHONZO YOUNGS CO., 428 9th st. Washington News and Gossip, Index te Advertisements. 8 AUCTION BALES | 3 BOARDING...” 2 BUSINESS CHANCES" 2 CITYITEMS. 8 OOUNTRY REAL ESTATE DEATHS DENTISTRY. EDUOATIONA EXCURSIONS, fe. FINANCTAT. | FOR RENT (Fiats). FOR RENT (Om>9) FOR RENT (Rooms) FOR RENT (Houses) FORRENT (Storey FOR RENT (Stables). FORSALE (Dicycies).. FORSALE (Horses aai FORSALE (Houses: FORSALE (Lots) FORSALE (Miscotianes: FOR 345 (Pianos) HOTELS... LADIES G9008. LEGAL, NOTICES. LOCAL MENTION...... LOST AND FOUND. Oh Vad 99 08 1909 19 19 919 13 HHH MANICURE. 7 MARRIAGES. “4 MEDICAL... 7 MISCELLANEOUS, s MONEY WANTED AND TU LOAN! 2 NOTARIES PUBLIC. 3 OCFAN STEAMER: ° 7 POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. 7 PIANOS AND O8GAN3. PERSONAL. SPECIAL NOTICES. of STEAM CARPET CLEANING SUBURBAN PROPERTY oot NT TED (Hein) WANTED (Honsas), WANTED (Lots)... VANTED (Rooms).__ NEW YEAR RECEPTIONS. Tux Stan will on Saturday publish a list of those receiving or not receiving on New Year day. Persons desiring to announce that they Will or will not receive can do so without any charge by sending notices to Tam Stan at any time prior to 9 o'clock Saturday morning. The notices should contain only the announce- ment whether there will or will not be « reeep- tion, the names and the addresses. Every notice must be properly authenticated to insure publication, eae ei ‘To Subscribers, Subscribers to Tue Star who are terved by route boys will confer s favor by promptly reporting to Tax Stan office, either in person, by telephone or by mail, any nogli- gence on the part of route boys. aia SRS Govenxaest Recrtrta Topar.—Internal Tevenue, $607,062; customs, $706,515. Secrevany Tracey hus returned to Washing- ton and was at the Navy Departinent today. Anas Spraxer Crisp did not return from New York today, but is expected tomorrow. Gay. Jxo. T. Hawxrs, the newly appointed commissary general of subsistence, reported for duty at the War Department yesterday. Mr. 8. A. Brows. chief clerk of the State De- partment, resumed his duties this morning after a week's absence on account of sickness. Secretary Evkixs returned {to Washington this afternoon from a short visit to his home at Elkins, W. Va. - To Crose at Noox.—All the executive de- partments will close at noon tomorrow, and will not be reopened for business until Tuesday morning next. Justice Laman D4rnovixe.-A dispatch received today from Mr. Hoke Smith by Mr. Farle of this city states that Justice Lamar is in Macon improving rapidly. This will be grate ful news to his many personal friends here. st Recrrrocrry Wirt SaLvapor.—The Presi- dent has proclaimed a definitive arrangement of commercial reciprocity with Salvador con- eluded on the 29th ultimo under section 2 of the McKinley act. The arrangement is to take effect from and after December 31, 1892, —- Assistant Skoretary Sonzr’s Pians.—As- sistant Secretary Soley of the Navy Depart- ment seid toa Stan reporter today that he had made no plnus for the future, but that it was probable he would take @ trip abroad in the spring. He would not say ansthmg in regard to the report that Secretary Tracy and himcelf Willenter into partnership for the practice of we Bee A Covumptan ‘Caxe.—President Harrison bas received from John F. Heale: consul at Funchal, Madison Islands, a cane made from the wood of a house on Porto Santo, one of the islands occupied by Christo- pher Columbus at the time be was & resident there.Columbus married the daughter of Peres- trello, who was the governor or ruler of the island. The latter was a sailor and explorer of note himself, and the discovery of the Madsiras io by some attributed to him. — Internal Revenue Receipts. Commissioner Mason has prepared a state- ment showing that the aggregate receipts from internal revenue for the first five months of the current fiscal year aggregated $70,045,070.68, ‘an increase over the corresponding period of Jast year of €5,712,876.98, In every source of re By 3,423,811.26: tobs 745,55 fremonted liquors, $1,585 711 89; oleematos: $147,198.08; miscellamecus, 10,606.12." Ty receipts for November were.” 81,380,194 47 greater than for November, 1891, spirits alone Showing $1,021,916.49 of this increase. antsteie. 2 Commodore Folger’s Successor. Commodore Folger's resignation as chief of the bureau of ordnance, Navy Department, takes effect on the 24 instant, and his successor will probably be nominated by ihe President next week. ‘The general impression in naval circles that Capt W. T. Sampeon will get the appointment receives confirma. Hion from th: fact that the Secretar: of the Racy is now studying the naval list to find an tan to putin his place as comma Washington ma navy * Contracts to Be Awarded Next Week. Secretary Tracy toid a Stan afternoon that the contracts i TWO CE THAT BOND ISSUE stony. | It is Emphatically Dented by the President —Views of Treasury Officials, | cast from New York last night to the effect that | Secretary Charles Foster, while in New York recently, submitted a proposition to bankers for the issue of fifty or # hundred millions | of United States bonds for the purpose of | checking the exportation of gold, and that the | plan was checkmated by telegraphic imetruc- tions from the President in the following or similar words: “Lwant no new bonds issued under my ad- ministration. Take no steps. Do nothing. BK, HaRnisox.” ‘THE PRESIDENT'S STATEMENT. A Stan reporter questioned Private Secretary Halford at the White House on the subject day and obtained from him the following state- ment, the publication of which was authorized by the President: “The President was not informed of theinten- tion of the Secretary of the Treasury to vieit w York and has not communicated with him or heard from him in any way. He has not been unobservant of the financial situation and does not think the treasury will find it necessary to adopt any new policies, He has said several times publicly that he would mxintain the parity of all our money issues, and that declaration stands. There is no disagree- ment between the President and the Secretary as to the management of the treasary GOLD EXPORTATION AT AN EXD. Treasury officials generally are of opinion that the exportation of American gold ix at an end for the present, and that conditions sure to come in the near future will result in the re- covery of auch that has already goue abroad. Treasurer Nebeker says he thinks the people who have been drawing gold from this country, if they had in view the breaking down of American credit and the depreciation of the circulation in this country based on silver coin and silver bullion, bave found the tack too great, and have given it up. The willing- ness of the banks to supply the government with gold has been an important feature in the situation, and has practically converted » greater part of the $60,000,000 gold stock in this country into @ treasury balance of that amount. ‘The treasurer also calls attention to the fact thata great factor in the loss of gold every enmmer is the large amount needed to pay the bills of Americans traveling — in Europe. In ordinary years there is an enormous amount of money spent by Americans traveling abroad. They carry with them letters of credit on bankers in various parts of Europe and are given the money of the countries they desire to visit. The Ameri- can bankers issuing these letters of credit must then arrange to hate the European bankers reimbursed for the money paid out, and this is done by the shipment of gold. xt summer, — howev the probability is that many Americans who would otherwise go to Europe will stay at home and visit the world’s fair insteaa; and at the same time there will be a considerable stream of travel from Europe to this country, and every European visitor to the fair” will spend considerable money from the time be lands in this country until he leaves, and all this expenditure by visitors will act to decrease the usual summer balance against this country. It is not likely that it will make @ balance ‘the other way principal feature of the balance against the United States during the wummer and autumn is caused by the heavy imports from Europe at the time of vear when the exports are lighter than late in the fall and during the winter and spring. THE QUARANTINED WHITE HOUSE. One Bad Result of Combining Public Offices and Private Besidence. It isa singular commentary on American in- stitutions that the President of the United States is compelled by stress of circumstances to conduct the business of his office in a build- ing, the principal part of which is quarantined by the local health authorities as « place of danger. ‘This is one of the evil results of combining the public office and the private residence of the chief exeentive in the sume building. The President's grandchild is down with the scarlet fever and the entire household, from the Presi- dent down are in more or less danger from the contagion. ‘The fact that the patient is isolated in a secluded part of the mansion of course mini- mizes the danger, but does not remove it altogether despite the extreme sanitary precautions taken for their safety. Fortunately the disease has been successfully confined to the one case 60 far, but there is no certainty that it may not yet claim another victim among the many persons whom existing conditions compel to remain under the same roof, FEARS OF ALARMISTS, Indeed, there are alarmists who assert that the germs of the disease will exist in the house | long after the recovery of the present case, and will seriously endanger the health of the family of the incoming president, especially the juvenile member, meaning, of course, the celcbrated Baby Ruth. This is a very extreme view, how- ever, and 1 hardly justifiable, especially in view of the radical measares taken to prevent a spread of the disease and which will be redoubied when the present case j has run its course, Nothing will be left undone to ensure the en- | tire eradication of all contaminating germ | that may possibly linger in the vicinity of the sick chamber. A PRESENTATION DELAYED. One of the effects of the present condition of affairs at the White House is to delay the formal tation to the President of the Brazilian commissioners’ who are now in this city for the purpose of submitting to bis arbitrament the question in dispute beween Brasil and the Argentine republic over the Missioner bound- ary line. They presented » request to that ef- fect to Secretary John W. Foster yesterday, | but at his suggestion the ceremony bas been deferred for the present on account of sickness in the President's family. It ix not altogether improbable that the President mi deem ‘it advisable to accord | them a preliminary audience at the State De- | partment or at the residence of the Secretary | of State, as there is no likelihood of the quar- antine at the White House being raised for t weeks vet. ‘These presentations usually am ye in the blue parlor, it being the only aundience chamber in’ the building. but the President | may waive all precedents in such matters and | receive the visitors in bis private office. is a much less praten' | might answer the purpose as well as the other. THE ARGENTINE COMMISSIONERS NOT HeRE. The Argentine commissioners have not yet issne, * These gentlemen left their own capital some time ago for this countrs, but ws they are making by way is sup- Toer bere Leon Sommpornstly detained at . Paris or some other foteiga capital. All meetings of the cabinet have been called off for the present. The members, however, visit the President whenever necessary. Secre- tary Rusk and Attorney General Miller mado a short visit tothe White House today. Tbe | President went out walking in the afternoon with the two McKee children, for whose saicty he is specially solicitous. _————— MORRISON AND THE CABINET. Avery pretty story was telegraphed broad-| at are now being | \ NEWS OF THE UMBRIA Two Vessels Saw the Commander on Monday Last. TRAIN ROBBER FORGEY GUILTY italy Objects to Discrimination | Against Her, SPOKE THE UMBRIA MONDAT, Two More Vessels That Have Seem the Missing Steamer. New Youa, Dec. 30. The Dutch tank steamer Ocean, Capt. Casper, from Amsterdam, which arrived this morning, reports that on Decem- ber 26, at noon, in Int. 42.99, long. 57.88, passed mer, Which was hove to, apparently the Cunard steamer Umbria, It was blowing territic gale from the west at the time. owed no lags of distrens, ‘apt. Duck of the steamer Manbansett, which Bristol this morning, reports De. in Int. 42.50, 4 7.45, spoke Cunarder Umbria laying to, three sea anchors out, repairing shaft: ex- finish repairs the next day; withed to ted all well. | The Umbria has not_yet arrived. Robert Flord of the New York office of the Cunard Steamship Company was seen this morning and asked if he bad further informe- | tion of the overdue steamer Umbria. He said: “The next news of the Umbria will | Come from Fire island, I think. I do not | think she will go to Halifax or Boston, but will | come here. |, “The Umbria was only twenty-four miles | from Flalifax when scen five dave ago and if ifshe intended to make Nova Scotia under canvas xbe had ample time since to doit. My idea ix that Capt, McKay will bring the steamer here direct.” ‘THE UMPRIA DECLINED ARSISTANCE. According to Capt. Duck of the Manhasset the drift of the Umbria had been slightly te | the eastward of the point where the Galilleo spoke her Christmas dav. She is not fer from | Sable Island, and is almost directly sonth of Newfoundiand, and bat a_ few hours’ steaming from Halifax. Capt. Duck had bis weather 8. | eye out for salvage, but he says the U; de- | clined his assistance. | . At this point the ship would be Iv aided in her effort to remain almost yin the | open of any od by the counter eftect of he gulf stream, in Jand” the gale from the northwest. an current runs about four mies an ar in wind, and the heavy drage or would operate to check the force stream current. By the use of the staysails the vessel be able to keep ber head to windward Temain almost stationary out the gale almost under full control. Officers of the line are known to be smong the most. seamen afloat, and it is safe to assume that people on the big steamer will experience minimum degree of discomfort possible the circumstances. server gd —_ “on it doudtfal if, with | great bulk and deep draught, the sail power the Umbria will be sufficient to drive her out the gulf stream, except with a strong fair 4 GALE ON SUNDAY. which arrived this morning, reports having passed about fifty miles northwest of where the Umbria tto have been Sunday Monday. She saw nothing of the Cunarder. Capt. Helimers says thet on Christmas day « great rain storm prevailed, followedjat night a terrific northwest gale with mountains veas. The Labn bad « toagh time this storm. “the gale ‘continued for four date ‘The third day of the gale it increased to a hur- Ficaue and was accompanied by heavy snow- al i biae feel E 5s met the storm and believes that the gale must have driven her further south. He adds that if she weathered the storm without any mishap it will ise him. The luet forty- cight hours, Capt. Helimers adds, bas been very favorable for steamers bound to this port. The White Star line steamer Germanic, which is believed to have been one of the two steamers seen by the Galilleo the morning after she passed the Umbria, reached Li today ‘and reports that she saw nothing of the Umbria, THE UMBRIA DRIFTING, Shipping men say that the report made to- day by the captain of the Maubassett clearly indicates that the big Cunarder was absolutely helpless when sighted. from time the Galilleo spoke the Umbria 1 Manbassett sighted her. time the steamship must bave drifted more than sixty miles, When the Galilleo sighted the heavy gale was blowing out of the fact that the big boat went backward shows plainly that she was unable to hold her own against it. The fact that she bad out retarded her backward movemen big marine drags of course held the boat’ to the gale and made fortable ax possibie, ee Whilesthe drags operated the Umbria would not get into the trough of the unmanageable, and she could not be backward to any great extent so long held. The Dutch tank ster Ocean, sterdam, December 10, which arrived | morning, presed the Umbria about an a half before the Mauhassett «poke captain says he noticed that ‘a inrge Cunarder, but #he displayed of distress. | The Penland of the Red Star line, | the old Cunarder which Christm: day and ts lee ¢ it to | the steamers parsed by is | next Monday. It is thought here that have falien in with the Umbria, ‘The Anchor line steamer Australia and the Allon line steamer State of California left for Gia-gow yesterday, as did the Taormine for Hamburg. All were instructed to lookout for the Umbria, ‘ A PASELERS RUMOR. i ' i if H He § i i x5 ty & ' & é i to be # canard. of excitement. A number of of sengers on board rushed to the Canard office to verify the statement, but were greedy disappointed when informed thet there was nothing in it. RELATIONS WITH ITALY. A Demand WI! Be Made That Her Subjects Bo Not Discriminated Agatast. Roxr. Dec. 80.—Mr. Potter, the new Ameri- § i i Humbert. gratulate Mr. Potter on the between Italy and America Uement of all difficulties existed. The Festrictions was view being of a formal v, but it is re ernment is ex: | { ' i i FE i Ht {