Evening Star Newspaper, January 9, 1893, Page 1

v¢ THE EVENT STAR. ei Ese at 0} Peansplvania Avenue, corner 1th St, by T g¢ Star Newspaper Company, SH KAUPEMANS. Pret - New York Offce, 88 Porter Building - a eese te hers in the say ue carriers ft at Ibeomts per | - pine at thie cownter aited States or | onth 1 STAR BUILDINGS, \. EXCEPT SUNDAY, | SLO per year; Washington, D. C., a8 bening Star. ons must be paid in advanea. ade Lnown on application. ee FINANCTAL i SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. FINANCIAL. _W. H, WETZEL. Secretary, MO. No Reports will be submitted aul officers and. an executive committee | ~ terested in the ‘work are cordially. invited. PRATT, President, at MEETING OF THE HUMANE SOCIETY. ‘The annual meeting of 1 secration meeting at 12th and Ese, TURSDAY Subject: “Consecration.” Epw: Ask your pastor or president about | 610 13¢h street northwest. | =>HOME BUILDING ASSOCIATION, ORSESHOEING BUSINESS OF <q==CALL TO PRAYER. THE W. ©. T. U. rer y | eveENE cars wa. F. MATTINGLY, | = | Mahawan will be continued | SC? the District atin ell Chriatian poopie to oy J pemaced: Vice Prevident, |, 7/6,2inth scnual nesting of the Home Building | Mabavan at she old stand, | tan private prayer at 1Sn, each day tn Wook that = ssociation will be held at the well. aw corner of | § a | thie'Sabbati tam for Colum ~ s rr Y NATHLCARUSI, “A. T. BRITTON, ket 8th at On PUERDAR EVENING: | 7 ‘ib bestowed on me ae ee inc a a wat 7 o'clock. “Tbe ninth annual report | Sollcit a continuance of the SWELETHRTRERT MEHR — Will be submitted and officers for the ensuing or tenth | same. promising prsiugt and antistnctey week ee | TWELFTH STRERT ME. CHURCH. WM VM o« TTTT TIFP ERR RER 555s T I T. I Sear elected. # pan # | spectiully, Mra M. ‘T. MAHAG: i iB b pevival services every night this week. Per f i . _ fares of the new or tenth series, just opened, may | sr - < | Disieht evworth Learze consecration meeting Tues- mews fs) ff Ge Ene “na, wt Disrrrcr Titre Issvraxce ba taken at tule toneting.Suaren @i each per month, | (§-—qgao4 PERTINENT @ day 7:30 ‘Alt weleoin ovEia + = ms J : Interest allowed at Oper cent tie = see et BEEA« ¢ } See BOE sg°- COMPANY, THOMAS DOWLING, President j bt 96 for ging of ros ee PWORTH LEAGUE MONTH. afford it, curexpensesare smal! —we work for less. Same way with Suits guarantee the 7it, the materiale and tl rch, 30. ¥ EVEN- orth tt. 2. CAPITAL, #200,000. Lanorse Carrrar, $1,250,000. ‘Down-town Tailor,” 315 Pa. ave. nw. |g = THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE NA- ee Ten Newest for the Natta et Det Htute Colored” Women and Children will be held the House of the president, 1:k49 K street, on TU DAY, January 10, at 21 (gieven) o'clock. DIRECTORS. A. T. BRITTON, President American Security and Trust Co. JAMES L. BARBOUR, BURFLUS, $125,000. SMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY AMERICA X WINES AND LIQUORS. ‘Americans are at last beginning t pre aoe! “ fucdaye Wichetis Gee SF ciate American wines. The most conclasive | _ It | A.M. HATCH, Secretary. ana sbatenalie Graces: G OF evidence of this fact ia the enormous increase SHE EXT MEETING FORTHE PCR a your deposits, GEORGE W. BROWN. y Liberty Mar. Apert, a] THE EXT MEETING FOR THE PUR. revutor, atmiatstrater, Of Fiteb, Fox & Brown, Real Estate Brokers. | Ket Association for 1 directors for the uccrease in the sale of the tinnorted. We are = ensuing year will be h on Jamnary 17, 1805, at ! som Association will be held at the Eighth Street Syu gogue, TUESDAY EVENING, the 10th instant, at 8 O'clock. headquarters for the finest American wines. Specta attention is today directed to our fine old Burgundy, he great blood producer, reanurer, assignee and EUGENE CARUSI, Counsellor at Law. NATHANIEL CARUSI 346-108 AtgY porcane of {2 quarts, {ilinterested are earnestly reanested to be present. Papen nt —— eo He ‘ilway Cor pany of the District of Columbia eelist Chapter of Rose Croix will meet sad $0 por year according Of Lewis Johnson & Co., Bankers. se c lection of ube i cctors willbe beid. a the AMERICAN 10K AND COAL 0. | {UEP ESPAY, 20th January. ot “p.m. for sue tram ASH. DANENHOWER, "pany, secretary. > ; wher | you net 5 and 6 percent fa Real Estate Broker. ww Soo F and 30th ste, now. phone 488: coal ¥ ced on following st2 MILLS DFAN, ‘Counsellor at Law. gS THE “AnNUAL MEETING OF THE ‘stockholders of the ‘American Secnrity oe JOSEPH PAUL, 3 | seli3.000 tons for cash. | and Trust’ Company will be held at the office of the JOHN A. HAMILTO! Secretary. | White Ash Pea Coal, .#3.0)| Best Cannel (grate) 80.00 company, No. 1405 G st. n.w., in the city of Waal : Captinitet, OF THE | Waite Ash bya Con. 3.75] Best Splint (erate) G00 | inuton, Visrrict of Columbia, onthe THIRD MON- ; a hee 3 AEE rioren and Tene | White asa Chesinst:- 343° Beat ied Aahverate) @-00 | DAY ot Satiary” (1D), 1866, between the hours of 12 EC omni A a ag mag Pe 8 "240 potinda to the ton al and2'.in ae ccmbrenss ar household ef manta Feetors for the ensuing year will take place at the BAKBER & ROSS’ SEASO: RANK HUME, Power house of the com WEDNESDAY. THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSIT’ Whclesale Grocer. Sgnuary Ui. “Theres but one Beat in Weather Stripe— 2 axe SrCURETY AND TRUST COMPANY. | CHARLES A. JAMES, Ito yelt-Nalentine's, Bost because they do not SCHOOL OF LAW. % j jent Bank of Washington. | *75. 6% | “crack and chip off like rubber strips. Felt LECTURE COURSE rricens | WHLLIAM F. MATTINGLY, | trips last a honse's ordinary iifettme, OF Counsellor at Law. ; For fear you may not apprec ne ad~ ee SIMON WOLF TONAL B vantages of Weather Strips we'll bint at a. Ths Hoe. WILLIAM B. SIMOKDS, © 1 he First Vico President ‘Counsetlor at Law. fifteen directors wi! be held. at the ba | pian U. & Commissioner of Patents, » F. Blow Second View President oe DAY, January 10, 1883 CR ae Rr ers | ‘They Leop out the dust—saving the farnt- oN Attorney and Trust Officer ‘Titles to all real estate in Washington, Georzetown caer. ture and carpets. THE LAW OF PATENTS, sie eel Secretary and county examined with accuracy and dispateh. ae ; S ee I pout the snow, sleet, rain and ae i : ee Deouls, wills and all other conveyances of real prop- | EME The annnal election tor, directors oF Tis | san Ue part of the coal il Beginning JANUARY 0, 1803. j20-Tt DIRECTORS erty prevered. bank will be held in the ban, ing house on TUESDAY, postal will bring tis to you to. Measnre : 5 7 itles: the 10th day of January, 1891. Polls will be open the windows and doors aud estimate the SATURDAY HALF HOLIDAY. regen ma tect. | Ree! Of Te Contes ye WHITE, Cashier. ees with the m Decetiion Martin F. Morris, | port Or Ene Conattion OTICE. per 32, IROL. making Naturday, after } 4 ‘Of the ting of the st The hour of 12 Solock noon, a lewal holiday, a F. Riount, p R. McLean, COLUMBIA FIRE INSURA jal. Bank of Washtny undersigned banks, bankers and trust companies, | rt © J. Milne, Of the Dis the election of directors, will be held. ai hereby give notice that on SATURDAY, January 1. i Buntette s POR. : PERSD Ay. the vorbuss of sence Ribs, ced urenesch sna ete nectar, creator | a C8. Xoyen, ‘Oftice, 1419 G st. BW. | the honrs of 1 o'clock noon and 0 dirt, nota whole holidns) our respective institutions Will | : % ‘tand tore money ‘in your pe closed, in avcordance with that ‘aw, for the raise | “ MoM. Parker, ASSETS. pe Docket hook at the end of the action of general business at and after 120'clock iis Jane @. Payne, Loana.on real estate seorz74 73 | OFFICE OF THE MPTVAL ¥ perfect rem of a ucatern “GEO. H. B, WHITE, Cashier National Metropolitan . 8A. Thomas, cor at | qTheannusl esting ofthe Mecial Pipe inatraon | yap ME Oo pAHOS. C. PEARSALL. Cashter Citizens’ National W. S. Thou:pros, mele le C. CORSON, Cashier Columbia National Bank. 3.414 62 1 . ©. STEVENS, President West End National BH. Warder, _ a4 | gned ing position "as | phy won, Josephs Wetaht. 210,144 06 Preaident and direct Nest End Nations! Bank | "HG, swATN, Cashter Second National Bank. the chart th is al ethan at barred of Wasbinet: D.C., and baving sold my stock an | Rigas ace Banker: © Garnet Henry 4. Willard. Capital stock supe eg | or tee ities econ eer any ce ection at oer tion with the said bank. Irespect- | Sxu. 1, CARMODY, Treasurer Washington Loan ot, beet. aw Surplus ss : 110,144 06 | TThired to be held at the above mestine. = me. tant Ttmay” who | and Trust Company. = UDF the alxtharticle ofthe hea ; tt | Heda seca Root Hee pth aay abe found at | “COUSON & MACARTNEY, Bankers. y Seip aD =a ihe lathe ‘the company tt | Hoan, second oor, Hitey. hutlding, ne. cor. of oan | GORSON & MACARTS etree uae suroniiad AE the snmal eatin ot iain intrance onan en TOM | BELLS GS Bante are aera pveared LEM TOWE! pe eee a ne 5 HEY. | AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST CO., by jumbia Fire In jon i aceruate of to = KEES LJ. at. Moser ovaxcen | Seas tots ors Wiicl! Rovactatads | Se EM Shese wartse perarrwest | |Co VERT ent Xatond ¢ floor. ompany. (a true report of the condition of the — | RBS Rea Pst. new. *€ CO., Bankers SPY ADVANCED TO MERCHANTS on Mieb-| "Eifimma' Fee imeurancs Company cf the | Aiicunt of premium notes bh ES Sa ee B. Cashier Lenvoin National Bak, les aceounte, Ditelot of cots on the dist day of De~ | COMPANY nnn Fess ers BALDWIN, Cashier Tradere’ National NEY ADV CED TO ee TORS for 1 = cemmber, A.D. ING! s Mecnrities.. mt PY ADVANCED TRACTORS for carry aber: (Signed), LEM TOWERS, ae yh eee : FOR IRE, sat-am_ | pQHAS. 8 BRADLEY, Cashier National Bank Re- . Secretary. ve fixtures acd furaiiiaee a2 F st. m_ | pu MONEY ADVANCED To KRAL ESTATE SPRCU. ecribed and sworn to before me this ih — | PMcefatnres and furniture . = PA. 'B, RUEY, Cashier Centra! National Bank. LATORS on w good second @ay of Jannary, A. D. 1803. } and paid. 8.172 77 GERMAN FAVORS, OHAS. E. WHITE, Cashier National Bank of Wash- 3 eatin harem (Sixued)” —" JOHN J. MALO: I statoinent will be ready for atsteibution _ ; Ineton. rosimiee fre oies mate | gee ae defor a en GOULD, 421 oth et, WOdpe ECO. be IF. WOODS. ot mix wind | (PEXTRAL NATIONAL RANK OF WASHINGTON | epee Gane pul aa HHT, Cashier Northwest Bank, = — a ee December 22, 189. = = = ik z NATIONAL B sted and UNLISTED. | The annual meetine of the stockholders’ of this | fur stock is larger and better assorted than ~e — wtention «tvem to the purchase and sale of | bank, forthe election of directors, will be held at the | Barfoot ise seetbadl ger Aeggeh yy ne gosekery Mochi sidantlsn to fhe Sixdemsaute Qulow; cous PNT sFCURITIES | TEeSioe’ ease or igus ate Yommary 10. Is) LC RIOT i tiv. "Sureical"fnstrauonte: aiik Elana | tage statement of” the, busines” Dacre" ReAL ESTATE. be >t The polis elt trorens Hosiery aud Supporters, Trusses, Crutches, | Gapoaits of €1:51,006-07 within the past two weckene” ‘ ws strictly coatdentiad | ma. "'Teanafer books wi Splints, Bandages, Dressines and overy Ww. Lewis, thing else needed by the physician. Panter and Broker, Howe Beiixe Associatio: Gilman's Certitied Ciinical Thermometer, #1. ' sliowe batid! oF ot. nw = — Rn % a TENTH ISSUE OF STOCK. Washington. D Z._D. GILMAN, 627 Pa. ave. n. Books now open for wibarir tions at the office of the tregearer. 1007 Pa. ave. nw. ‘The first monthly mesting for payment of des on stock of the new or tenth series ‘will be held at the hall southwest corer of Pa. ave. and 19th st. on TUESDAY EVENING, the 10th instant, at 7 o'clock. Shares $1 each per month. and tay be this meeting of at any time at the office of the treasurer as bey ‘The business of the past nine years shows loans masts io stockholders on 7.943 shaivs to the extent of 057.80. ‘The average amount loaned per share December 28, 1802. Siders of this bank oVFennary 10, 1Ni, be rh otclock Prins, tee eters for the ensuing Sear, . S°NCHAS. SBRADEL} sm LIABILITIES, COMFORT. | Capital paid in. et prostin ‘They are HAND-SEWED. they pro- | Cirehiation tect you from the dump and cold, and | gzculation Our pire is 84 snowed Shoes ( Yor Mossy fle in bank or elsewhere b Crews no interest and from & receive no income? * * ‘Then omen an sccount with teen the hours of 1 at B1ja7kD yon they stil conte down fawn to aare money. USUAL OPPORTUNITY. it ol meane and get interest om e | “—"¢ = = — on jaring past year on S1> abares was $179.00, the As announced yesterday we are ARE NOT Job, Lote, | Fees HE “EA TEST" IN NEOKWEAR. ; aot po Tig eed ee =o = having 4 aren days January goods of reliable ti ‘There is more room for the display of taste se intersetTAsimach sa $200 per, share nay tel Saetiow ante 4 ‘ i Fea and (elk ot over with wx | tained as loans. $197,403.34 has been paid in re- tearing sale" of a number of we keep at all orthe lack of it in selecting one's Neckwear end ge ret cattsun time cer- | Jemption of stock, of which 250.31 is interest. desirable Winter Trouserings and, thergueniy gueranterds, other article of one’s attire. ‘The tiskenten of depos | Enterest has alo hewn allowed in settlement of loans to Suitings. ” mind, the extent of €5,081.01 | _Toterest i allowed at 6 per cent to both borrower and depositor “ivines may be securely invested or loans obtained on the easiest of terms, and with the leas: possible ex- tled im whole or in part at the -Hands, in colors—rieh and de- cidediy smart looking. See them. BAIRD & GALT, 921 F STREET, SHIRTMAKERS AND FURNISHERS. ‘Trouserings down to $2.20. 4S rowserings ts = oe FORMPRLY COX. Toans can be 29 the Intaber di Fate seck pith wo die ameociaton, willbe « gure reine as bet rat thro gt wane of CAMPBELL © | BET NVGEESS 1S TAT-CRING. rower if the money Lorrowed is judiciously used ice. a red in! K& Go, IS1L 11th st. They "4 - i maomcement. The carefulness of the past be pleased to see all the customers of the ‘Tailoring as eloquently as acomparison from D plas sears og unquestioned p aes Som F Nene Mapasvn=atians uid Where Mr. Burdiit word bo eladto see | aM artistic standpoint between a head of Wis forpier-feiends and patrons. ture. 3 5 will carry o seqgently complete stock of Lamnber, EDWARD H. ALLEN, When you leave your ‘’ aaa ar dead Doors, Saxti mn | Fm i : 2 bata mumber of wry, desirable tnd mnaranice euiosetitactor tout Gasler eah “Seite ert toot the bet, | - a rire Pens meer hn — tay “= 9 te Pipes thes. ay 466-3" not on'y in fabric, buteut, Rt and Anish. enw pL a a 8H, Bh, 84) and $50 SNYDER & WOOD, a J DIREC aaa 3 BSE STANPAND ENGRAVING CO. | 1111 PENNA. AVENUE (Rarraoid “Stent. $90 — dinliegiie hen ithe Won, Brown, cor. Pa | ee ow ae = ee re 70 RY. PR’ TING AND eat 18 Oe < SE ae | 414 UTH ST., 27 F st., RAVE. 2. ve SWEET 2 CO, | mn sual guarantee as to fit Vhenever you want a BANKERS, XP YORK, AND MEMBERS OF NEW| — GFOTSGS. Johuacn, C13 Market space. pig beonapdenir ond indie gio | Tas parchased the engraving plants of Msurice Joyce| Whenever you want anything im the Bta K STOCK EXCHANGE AO Norris Thorwe, (2h st uw 3-Ge these, | and the Allen Publishing Company. New machinery headquarters. We offer asan inducement PS | | ¢: WARSIEUD S5ipe0%, Tocir, has been added, new men nave been secured and this} 14 fn ee ean pen” oP a few, ‘SprimaBeld, Tut Nartosar Sare Devosrr,” | con tru ann F sts. sw. | company is prepared to manufacture plates for ‘llus- fealty memareenin ne tegen ae SAvIKOS AND TRUST COMPANY Be OLE MBUS DISCOVERED AMERICA. | | trative purposes by evory known method. EASTON @ RUPE: : — (0 the Distetet of Cotaxtn ‘eons feat | First-class work and prompt execution may be re-| ja 42t 11TH ST. Guat abore the arenue. = maner is 10 leave therr orders with tse | : SOUR WAY OF DOING THING Consos & Macarrsey CORNEK ISTH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE | yeGrt WALLACE a Bublisiers, | Het upon macnice gover, | BBP NG mash allowed forlase as witha aie meen <0 ANE, 208% STOCK Chartered by special act of Congress _ Nothing too small or too large for visto print ja7_ ‘Treasurer and Superintendent of Works, mel i abrald of Oy barn be malent (or, could, oss roa BN ura see EGE ae romps ) SCARCITY OF COAL eindly it we haven't a “ - 80 Broad- At my yards. You may select CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS. cea tel ernment Benda | Pe 2 samplste otzek, of Be er oreibeal pared Ta SUL Bba. ave, 5 highest tel. 1217 PAL AVI np 3m m 1 air ee iste Hater | Rentessfer from 85 enc upward perannum. = rs UAL TO ANOTHER CLERK. %, be ow hae York. Philadelphia. taken on deposit. | Thave seenred the services of A..G Hamil. | piiving abinen ties, facto tee ‘equal to hiring another clerk, for cierk you have can do the work 0 pone is pay one K4 ~ ig eres 5. a GARE PETERSI inyout deck—as mout all bheinsee mer havek ‘te jeweler and Optician, 427 sth COLUMBIA PHONOGRKAPH CO. , 627 Est. n. w. we BHIEF WORK AT 00 CENTS.” ~~ | ED. E TARE EM! i> Good as ever they were, but we would | cher hare the money. ite two. athe ‘Cor. formerly over Central National Bank, to barge of my optical department. Only the | TEN CENTS and upward received oa deposit and | Exe chews sf may sveost interest allowed on sums of not less than $3. | Prepares and keeps Wills free of charge—acts as Ex- | ecutor, Administrator and Trustee—exeeates Trusts | of ald kinds. one Stock bourhtand sold dest <g> DROP IN AND EXAMINE THEM. Search the city for neat, attractive sirived trouseringe and then come to Us, You may tind equeliy attractive trouser ings elsewhere, but you'll bave to pay | Basioxo Horse Or LEWIS G TEWKSBURY & Co., EASTON, Pres. [It] BR. F. CROMELIN, ‘Briefs, Records, Petitions, &c., correct! printed at 40 cents per page. : = or &5 gee for the Prompiness, Accuracy and Punctuality. have the mon . |, JOHNSTOS ° ‘ a st a es aoe Bi mercin WASHINGTON, B.C MOMaR GOMER Tuna Vie Fear | OTR st. aw, one door above 1 Beets ees inate ae a Hooks Commercial Stationery =e NEW PATTERNS FOK "93. RAMBLERS No. 3. 4and 5, rigid frames, weights WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, JANUARY 9, 1893. Washington News and Gossip. Index te Advertisements, BOARDING. ...... BUSINESS CHANCES |. CITYITEMS: DENTISTRY... EDUCATIONAL... EXCURSIONS, &o. FINANCTAL FOR RENT (Flats) FOR EXCHANGE. FOR RENT (Hails).- FOR RENT (0 hows), FOR RENT (Rooms) .. FOR RENT (Hosea) FORRENT (Stores). FORSALE (Bicycles). FORSALE (oransaal ¥ FORSALS (Houses) FORSALE (Lots). FORSALE (Misosilaneous FORSALE (Pianos). HOTELS. LADIES’ Gonna. LEGAL NOTICES... LOCAL MENTIO: LOST AND FOUND MANICURE, MARRIAGES, MEDICAL MISCELLANROUS. MONEY WAN AND TO LOX. NOTARIES PUBLIC. OCKAN TRAVEL, OFFICIAL NOTICES. POTOMAC RIV PIANOS AND O244N3, PERSONAL... PROFESSIONAL. PROPOSALS RAILROADS. SPECIALNOTICES STEAM CARPET CLEAST. | | i | | SUBURBAN PROPERT VETERINARIAN WANTED (Houses). WANTED (Rooms). WANTED (Situa! WAS LED Ofisenllansous). WINTER RFSORTS.. Statement of the circulation of Tae Evesrxe | Star for the week ending January 7, 1593: MONDAY, Januars 2, 1592. TUESDAY, January 3, 1893. WEDNESDAY, January 4, 198. THURSDAY, January 5, 1893... FRIDAY, January 6, 1893. SATURDAY, January 33,216 33,512 33,382 - 33,018 | 33,245 | -39,159 | Total Daily average. Teolemnly swear that the above ts a true and correct statement of the cireniation of Tar EVEN- ING STaR for the week ending January 7, 1993. J. WHIT. HERRON, Cashier Evening Star Newspaper Co. Subscribed and sworn to before me this ninth day of Jannars, A. D. 2308. W. P. Van WICKLE, Notary Public D. C. ——_+ ++ ‘To Subscribers. Subscribers to Taz Star who are ferved by route boys will confer fevor by promptly reporting to Tur Stan office, either in person, by telephone or by mail, any negli- gence on the part of route boys. - - AssISTANT SECRETARY SPAULDING has gone to New York on business connected with the ad- ministration of immigration affairs. > ApaxpoxeD His Proposen Tatr.—Owing to the severity of the weather, the President bas | abandoned his proposed duck shooting visit to | the lower Potomac for the present. > ‘Tne Stiver Brick Case.—The United States Supreme Court today deried the motion to ad- vance the case of Merrick, ex rel, vs. Charles W. Foster, Secretary of the Treasury, popu- larly known as the silver brick case. = Acts Arpuovep.—The President has approved | the joint resolution to fill vacancies on the | board of regents of the Smithtonian Institn- | tion, the act granting a pension to D. R. Brad- | ford and the act to increase the pension of John Mallory. a Movemest or Sven.—‘The issue of stand- ard silver dollars from the mints and treasury offices during the week ended January 7 was $209,615; for the corresponding period of 189 $188,059. The hipment of fractional si coin from the 2d to the 7th instant aggregated $106,882. " Tre Paesmpent's Carters.—The President's callers this morning included Attorney General Miller, Solicitor General Aldrich, Kepresenta- tives Herrmann and Townsend, Representative MeCreery of Kentucky with’ Messrs, A. T. Chenault, T. D. Chenault, J. B. Willis, A. F. Dudley and Overton Chenault of that state. > OnpeERED To Cutcaco.—The following named officers are, by direction of the Secretary of War, detailed for special duty in connection with the world’s Columbian exposition and will report in person for duty accordingly to the commanding general, department of ‘the Mis- souri: Capt. Walter S. Schuyler, fifth cavalry; First Lieut, Stephen M. Foote, fourth artillery. Directors ‘PARKER, 610 7TH ST. i) Dysentte recstves Benjamin P. Snyder, — Zenas C. Ro! allon from 2% to 374 lbs. Our new LADIES’ RAM- The eg S WHY, DON'T YOU KNOW. Depeoe seefecben fTeteree OCS | rasan tort | BLER, “MODEL B..” weighs 3010s. all on, and is| REMINGTON Bes ie einow at S11 dit si, and can bind | poe Atm pretty enough to please any feminine fancy. Standard Jas 'HODGES' NATIONAL BOOK BINDERY. | ances mae to corre Henry A. lard, Se a pe asd TYPEWRITER =>? 7 y : colder spender teagainst avaliable “ey ‘Not necessary to book your order and then wait for | ly to be anowy; colder collateral rea Gearies & Sie amachine; we can furnish them nov. le xlay; southerly winds; shifting tonight Saeeiineiais ‘Baguase Wy ie, Joh F. Rodgers, yes Absolutely ioweterty. securities listed om the tow filiam E Clark, (2990) Thomas Ke Sous, GORMULLY & JEFFERY MFG. 0., TaN Hereare the prices again—let them Government Bonds, York. Stock Exchange | —_ a 829 a _ 1585 4th st.'n.w. | UNRIVALED. Feet fOE, Mhemeeteen. and remem pa) LADIES" HAND-SEWED SHOES AT $i | Send{fortilustrated catalorue, A wil be proportiopaiely Ieee Tee weutr Benprse. Lox Asp Expr, Puig vTanood. Oren | Wyekod, Somuane & Benedict, Humber Kept under cover and: deliv. We have direct private i ‘S.—1 havo severed all’ connection with Cor, Chan Fate, nidan.ta, thf tf Vine ‘Gang ekoed oerdaat $15 oar Xow York end VESTMENT ASS'N, | Havenner & Davin (Incorporated). a 1p eauare ten eect 908-914 0ST. XW. =»OLD_ VIOLIN, COPY OFS, AMATI, IN Flogring with Jere knote only $1.50 — tm Ursin aud Provisions ? To. Violin importers, He} Ten. at." Viotinn repatred Ubtear Beautiful Wainscoting at on + Violin tae a9 No " ent Preven, § De Chiraae cf Trade '©200,000.00 | {nd ‘oxchanged. 400 violins to select from dt Sun FOR SALE HORSE BLANKETS AND s pertoa ye eee stlet DUES. #1 PER MONTH ON FACH SHARE. : rie ccwe 4 pers thouaand. aawat fe. the Spruce at MATURITY VALUE IN 102 MONTHS, $200. = WELig Bares ce White Pine at ea. 2ecai Svante, HAVE YOU MONEY TO INVEST? PUR- Closet Seats, ail Yinished, at $1 each. CHASE AN 8 PER CENT PER ANNUM COU- td LIBBEY, BITTINGER & MILLER, ° TON CERTIFICATE TO KUN FOR 3 YEARS. TROUSERS, Lumber, alll Work and Builders Hardware, . tthand N. ¥. ave. n.w. ‘h, cor. 1ith and O sts. x0. 09 TAKE NOTE OF THESE REDUCTIONS. 5 — a ‘and every flesce-lined and fur- «love in g.o-k bas been reduced: ce-lined Gloves now Sic. Pues doing a Sa Ses Sanrhite thine eH addit| facili WE PAY 6 PER CENT PER ANNUMON SPECIAL DEPOSITS OF % OR MORE. CAN BE WITHDRAWN ANY TIME ONS) DAYS" NOTICE. MONEY LOANED TO SHAREHOLDERS ONLY. CAN BE REPAID AT THE RATE OP @13 PER MONTH ON EACH $1,000 BOK- 00 te" NDF STS.N. W. ocl83m PLE'S STORAGE COMPANY, 10, 12, 14 and 16 Est. Telephone 430-2, 4 Beccestion WOODWARD ‘& LOTH! 10" TITH AND F'StSN qutrtre ‘Urs. are invited to call om oF address LEWIS G. TEWKSBURY & CO. Stores merchandise, furnitire, carriages, ic. Fleeceslined Gioves now I. pete arate rovins if dealred. Nturaxe of Velie oes apsclatghy Fleece-lined Gio 125. = ae ee aaa ’ Tow Movin’ and'frobs residences. Carel ea Flosct lined Gloves now 81-50. wear. Centrrtcares MOST FAVORABLE TERMS ON LOANS AND Trouser Maker. See ALBERT TREGO, fons Fas" Diack Woon Hows iomemepey otter cams | Stem cnecs moerie nace oa ee of she fas are resrectfully invited to al OF THE LOA’ MES J AL Fi NEA ch ag Sees, Buriat Associa: | AND THE LOAN BEING KEPAID MONTHLY Ly Pe ay Klug, but ‘thers are ea nom = Shethenting Sty sca aLGSeey | MAKYS THE SECURITY STILL BETTER DS Se ee an the are 8 Aur. Ht canbe 0 FACH MONTH, RENDERING IT POSSI. | [Une er tne beat eauibed aire facto pe ween were Siew O pge cent interest and ace BLE FOR OUR FATKONS 10 LOSE A | countre: employ only We sell only the ‘est ‘coal, SoS Sy coe Easiniae tod be" Seavineed cf | DOLLAR Ben, and gusrantes perfect attine shirts, ‘at the lowest ede ene ASAELAT TEE ovrice rom CIRCULARS oS a emma or q . ache ISLS 16th are FORM, a TELEPHONE OF: LDWIN JOHNSON, —_——- Ee B19“: HARRISON DINGMAN, President. |< e Wengen ste tion to oBE AXD SHAS ne B10 tw, so — — RANGE WORK. youhtiton Gor Wistne ae “A EXER, W. 8 HOGE Pres T. C, DANIEL, Sec. charges. UTED STATES BUILDING AND LOAN asso. | OPenevenines. enge ES, MORES. | pats baka ae Mine: CIATION, 1013 Fst, Washington, D.C. Saati Ses veniaave. | §> ve Gaoee Shares, $100, payable in wonthly installments, | Sa" a azn. 1026 7th st. 2. w. INVESTMENT SECURITIES Stocks. Bonds and Grain bought and sid for cash of | months, ‘which perticipste m all profits and mature in 84 ewan (Conee Oought and sold in Now Tork or New Orleans. CORRESPONDENTS. 2. ® Pache & Co., New York Stock Exchange. Lehman Bros. New Yor’ Cotton Tetauan, Stern & Co. Sor Ortesno Cotten Srahenge. ‘Pays interest on money depostted in any amount. 3 and 6 per cont interest paid on special deposits from the date they are made tion, Telesbene A Uael BAG Ets. aes Ee > Iverector Savitue’s Heanrxa.—Judge Lam- bertson, assistant secretary of the treasury, has fixed the 19th instant us the date of the hearing of the case of Supervising Inspector Saville of Baltimore, charged with n of duty in‘connection with the aceident to the steamer Waketield. The date of the was arranged at a conference this morning be- tween Judge Lambertson and Col. Thomas of Baltimore, counsel for Mr. Saville. probably the y. office of chief clerk. being but thirty-one years of age, but his administration will undoubtedly compare favorably with that of his predeces- sors. | the newspapers, AT INAUGURATION HEADQUARTERS. | OTITER je Business Being Transacted, At the headquarters of the inaugural commit- tee today there was the usual lull after the | Thirty-one Witnesses storm. Not thet there bas be astorm of aay sort in the committes, but the meeting on Sat Pars, Jan, 9 urday afternoon was the most important one held so far, for all the names of the various sub- committees were read and approved and now the bulk of the work will be divided up among them, At headquarters this morning Chairman Norris and several of his associates were busy for several hours going over the lists and reviemg them to prevent too great been appointed on several of the more im- portant subcotnmittece it was thought he would Lave more work to do than he might care to undertake, and the takk of deciding where he could serve with best effect bad to be done to- day SECRETARY KELLEY VERY BUSY, Beyond this there was little of general inter- est transpiring. The subcommittees will pro! bly be called upon for their first report at the meeting of theexecutive committe on Wed: day. In the meantime it has been decided that all communications received — ad- dressed directly to the *ubchairmen shall be turned cever to them being opéned at headquarters. this pur- pose Secretary Kelley has arranged « set of Pigeon holes over his desk and has added the duties of a postmaster to his many other labors, He is a busy man, but be is used to that. Com- munications from military and civic organiza. e without tions that intend coming on for the 4th of March are given at once to the subcommittees that have such matters in charge. plifies the work very considerably, although it rather delays the publication of such facts in Col. W. H. Clarke, t ant secretary of the committee and an old paper man himself, acts as a sort of p for the committee, and does valuable work in giving ont news. ROUTINE BUSINESS MOTING. Just now, however, there is comparatively little to give out nor will there bo very much until the various subcommittecs have organized and got fairly down to work. All this will transpire within the week. In the meantime routine business is moving along in the most | systematic manner at headquarters and every- thing has settled down a thoroughly satisfactory way. The work is ail well in band, and, considering the time sinc the committee was appointed, a vast amount has been accomplished. Inauguration day is eight weeks from last Saturday, but, judging by the way matters in stand now, it is safe to predict that everything | will be done in order and in tim ~o- FINANCIAL 1 BISLATION Which It is pected the Banking and Cur- rency Committee Will Do, ‘The House committee on banking and cur- rency has appoihted to mect today at 2 o'clock. ‘They will probably be all the rest of the da: trying to reach an agreement on the bill be- fore them looking to the repeal of the Sherman law. The expectation is that they will agro to a bill revealing the purchase clause of the Sber- man law,for the coinage of the silver purchased under that law, for the issae of currency by banks to the full par value of the b they have on deposit and for the reduo- tion of the tax on national bank circulation from 1 per cent to one-half of 1 per cont. An attempt will be made to further amend tho bill s0 as to have it include the re-enactment of th Bland bill, As Cleveland thinks this is about the best thing that can be done under the cir- cumstances it may carry, but it is not popular in the committee. The prospects of anything being done after the bill comes from the committee are rot bright. About the only way the matter could be brought to a vote in the House would be by a Unanimous agreement to take up the Bland free coinage bill and then to bring in this other asa substitute. ‘This would be # very dunger- ous thing for the anti-silver men to agree to, as it might result in the adoption of the free coinage bill. THE COMMITTEE OF © They Present the Resolutions Adopted at the Saturday Night Meeting. The committee of 100 prominent businoss men and citizensappointed at the mnss meeting held at the Builders’ Exchange Saturday night to present to Congress the wishes of the people | an art of Washington in regard to the Norfolk and | 42d she Western railroad bill visited the House today | Mott before the session opencd and presented to in- | 4, ; duplication of names, Where one man had | | | dividual members the request of the citizens | tor the passage of this bill, Mr. 8. E, Wheatley, on behalf of the com- mittee, gave to Speaker Crisp to be laid before at Saturday night's meeting and elsewhere re- ' ported in these columns today. lar Under Consideration. The President still has before him for re- vision the circular prepared by the Treasury Department prescribing certain quarantine regulations and incidentally restricting immi- gration during the prevalence of cholera in Europe. Nothing is known authoritatively as tothe pre- cise character of the circular or what action the President will finally conclude to ta Ttis intimated that it prescribes a seven days’ quar- antine on the other side and a medical exami- nation on this side of the immigrants, thus doing away with the twenty days’ quarantine after arrival. This however, mere conjecture. Dr. Glavin, who represents the st com- panies, is quite indignant at pi state ments that the steamship companics ‘are using all means in their power todo away with re- strictive measures, They are.ho says.as much in- terested in keeping out choleraas the authorities can be, as the appearance of cholera on ships entails, besides the loss of human life, many hundred of thousands of dollars, aside from ing to some extent the of immu- nity from disease, which is after all the best capital steamships can have. ——_——-—_— Director Leech's Return. Mr. Leech, director of the mint, has retarned to Washington from Brussels, where he attended the sessions of the international monetary con- ference. He was not a delegate, but yas pres- ent at the request of the American in an advisory capacity. A Stax reporter him this morsing, but-was unable 0 him to say anything about the the conference or the of silver i 2258 | i 8 i nH 4 G | the Honse as 4 petition the resolutions adopted | | HOST OF WITNESSES. They Will Tell the Story of the Pan- ama Canal, THE GREAT TRIAL BESING TOMORROW, Narrow Escapes From a Burning Factory. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS, BEGIN TOMOKROW. Great 2. The procurer general, M. Tanon, bas surmonel Thirty-one witness trial which begins tomers Tow. The partics to be put om trial are M, Charles: de rector of the Paname Canal Company; M. Mi tance, moretary goneral of the af frre fastay Diffel, Cbartes de Losseps tom of the Hues of Reinach, Koln & the dist cans d three Lnglian aapany to be sui Las witnesses in bis belall The indictisent against the accused « that Cha: Leoseys, Fon! snd Cote th Lava wed {raudulent tewne to pur= intone of lactous € credit, thas ent that The second se indictment relates to the Panam { December 1 1888. Tho ac arged with having ' at joan om opted ewtndling 0 sreuuustamecs tn- ut of tions, Thirdly it is alleged that the accused had applied or expended with » the interests of bondholders effe lawuek given into thetr charge as trust dopunite for ape Licted as an accomplice the rom the tng miisap, ted to him pose of expenditure for sale andator hing Ws © bribery or an dietuue { public official of the witnesses summoned is said to b Lucien Napoleon Kenaparte Wyee, who ola the ered.t of having bee firat ‘to © the idea of a le bet: m the Adantic and Du it wash ho his “tor engineer obtained from the Coloawian gove went the concession to carry out the Pau canal,in the ke which he was. eer until the final cotiapse Hew aid to know reat MANY secrets La comnection with the eon dala. “Alas,” ho remarked in @ recent interview, “of what avail would it be to depart from the renerve I Lave hitheric maintained? The wc rrat enough at prescut, amd can « Prejudicial to the completion of th which bas been the fond dream of life. Derhmy the only person who bas Thore who v ived br uumero: But how is it pronounced the tai incipal eul- it of the high porsous, v have pocketed (cannot uame them myself called — bef a regularly thority. As regards M. de Keiu- enormous Suias, atil am ma well. He was extremely active and igeutand had a pr und knowledge of the world. At the outset he was not in good odor with the Panama cou cultios began to rise his licited, for he was on iatimate terms with ell men of mark, political as well as tinancial,” COTTEAU PROTESTS INNOOENCR. M. Cottoan, st is said, persists ia aesorting his innocence. Ho asverts that Baron do Reinach j never placed in the coffers of the bank the sum. ho wa rom the compauy Kinron de for distrivutic had an account at the bank 000,009 aud 2,000,000 fra. the moment the allege? to have be 1,000,000 francs. Except his banking business soue of Rarom de Reinach’s p.ivate aftairs were known at the bauk. BRUNO PARLIAMENT AND THE PRERS, Anecdotes are rife of how leading men in the Parliament and the press were bought over, Some of them are vory typical throw «dash of humor on this gloomy ree M. Arton, the chief distribute support was deemed to. be ensential, charged his delicate duty with exguin' was wet with astern aud rather angry nega tive. Me was retiring, rather crestfailea at bis failure, when he 1 sticed in the aute room some pictures painted by the wife of the ineorrupti- bie one. trib p made it wi ones as diminished by a. ispeuxer of the doveurs |. Called on a loading personage whose He dis tact,but Yes,” eaid the incorruptible. “My wife ie you know. Weare not millionaires, very glad to find a purchascs for bet It is hardly necessary to say thet the lady did ind a purchaser for at least one of he: picturaa, which eommanded the comfortable sun of 20.000 france, or about forty times ate real value, CARNOT'S SKIRTS ARE CLEAN. The attempt to involve President Carnot in the Panama accusations causes much excite- So far as made apparent there as not the pt complicity im M 0 slightest eviden Panama swindling on the Carnot, the utmost alkged in any nite way being that he may havo fanctorily and ministerially given cial =mnction t tumaction oa the part of other officials who were currapt. ‘The enemies of the republic have from the first been endeavoring to involve M. Carne be. of a per tt part heving that by bringing about a presidential | crisis thoy would strike a fatal bl 0 te yublic. Borides, there are several candidates the presiflency am the fiold who would be delightod to see M. Carnot forced to resign. Many ramors have been flying about for ser= eral days past, but so far uo detinite change has been made e nuendoes are passed from ear to ear. ——_ ALL RUSHED rok THE! Co., farniture dealers, and by Berliner, Btrsuss & Danzor and Altman, Summer & Co., wear manufacturera Tho structure was de- stroyed and a loss of $250,000 sustained. ‘The fire was discovered by the elevator man in the third floor of the building aad be quickiy 70 the alarm to the 300 employes wao hed Fane started work for the day. Many of these were girls em neck wear fae- tories excitement evcapes of some were caught ia Siro carty tale store of avenue, the t Gil and 618 De Kalb Beunett as @ Roe ase insured,