Evening Star Newspaper, January 10, 1893, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY, AY THE STAR BUILDINGS, 101 Peansplvania Aveaus, corser Lith St., by The Evening Star New: + Company, ‘SH KACFFMANS, Presta ey’ New Yerk Office, 89 Potter Bailding, sds Cue EVENING STAR is served to subscribers In the eiry by carriers, om thetr own arcount, af 10 cents per Sek. or He per month. Copies counter, = gents each By mail anywhere in the United Statesor 2 pomtace Pret 50 conte yer wouth. TWO CENTS. _FINANCTAL. Crowd Half Day Saturdays. ‘This company offers for sale carefully Srincted First Mortgage Notes which net the FULL 6 PER CENT PEE ANNUM. AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST CO. PAID UP CAPITAL, 8 0. A. T. BRITTON, President. 1405 G at mw. 1 Jous F. Worocsas, Leeesraent BROKER, “io 1418 ST_N.W For bomes or inves Parte of the ean sail sons Preent inarket > publi quickest pu 4 in part or 1 parties or have por Bar tiane nat bind the a you can meet conven ; ‘atey the loan for you Uae you ket the money the day an cal) and investigate our WASHINGTON MORTGAGE LOAN CO., 10-3, F st. nw. Moxey Avvascep. MONEY ADVANCED TO MERCHANTS on high- MONEY ADVANCED TO CON (RACTORS for carry- | ingon work. MONEY ADVANCED TO KEAL ESTATE spece-| LATORS on first or good second | trust notes. Trust notes matur- no inopportumely taken up and i carried Money advanced for all purposes and om sll se- Curities, listed and UNLISTED. | Soectal attention given to the purchase and sale of INVESTMENT SECT REA s. Ranker and Broker, 3, Kellogz building, 1416 F st. n.w.. Wastungton, D.( « Yoo Moxy at's idle im bank or elsewhere Th » open an account with ang and get interest on your depe talk tt over with us| terest rategon time cer. rea xt « tifeates oy deposit, DS & CO, Bankers, F STREET N.W. Str JOus BORLAND, Corresponience and private wire with EDWARD SWEET & CO., BANEEES, NEW YORK, AND MEMBERS OF NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. ‘Trentes “3 Bax EING Horse Or LEWIS G. TEWESBURY & CO., 1535 F st, Adams Iron Building, WASHINGTON, D. @ WB BIBBS, Maxager. allowed Deposits recetred tecbeck and fntereat cu dally balances, Advances made my endents against collateral. Depoatta, Acrances, Government Ronde and alt Fecpritien ated op the ork, Btoe [ouent end’ sold for ths Ysual commision. We have @ teres to one New Ciickge offices. Government Bonde, Private Wren, fork and Our facilities for trading Erein ard Provisions. We makes spectalty of the Lees. Securities Purchase end Sale of all Lo- ea] Securitiescu commisston rine additional ited to call om oF LEWIS G. TEWKSBURY & CO. Cenrirtcares Berra inwes:. and exemine ates representing fly aad one-hundred ‘erest and are trans. winced, Exanine and be com of matter & MW. HINES, Presttent, YSLS 1ath et. now. Consox & Macanrser, MEMBERS OF THE New YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. Cortesp cdente of Memrs Moore & Schley, 80 Broad- war. ors ant Dealers tn Government Bonds. Loans Natiroad Gea, Tosurance sy bone Stock bought and sold 4e31. Tus Wasmscroy Rear Estate Co. CAPITAL 4100.00, FULL PAID. OPFERS FOR SALF AT PAR ITS 6 PER CENT GOLD DERENTURE BONDS, #100 AND #500 EACH. ‘These hemds are parable in gold coin May 1. 1902, bes qubject to payment at any tine after May 1. 1897. © te option of the Company. They are secured by fre mo rurage notes oo Washington city real estate, Delt t trust by the WASHINGTON LOAN AND UES! COMPANY, truster. which certifies to each fens Sevoed, and that secaritiee exceeding tm face YS us by 10 per cont of the bonds certified Lave been | Gepnited with It The notes so deposited represent Sout (wo-therds of the market Value of the real OnLy cf ene bonds unquestioned IMPOKTANT JTRMS FROM ANNUAL REPORT, JUNE 1, ek Tom Resrarces, SLM. SG TR Tota: Keceipta, €137,608. 0% ee! Katate cu Hand (actual cost), @160, 182.63. DEBENTURES. Tae Disrnscr Trex Ixscraxce compaxy, 10 13:h street northwest. CAPITAL, $200,000. DIRECTORS. A. T. BRITTON, President American Security end Trast Co. JAMES L. BARBOUR, s Wholesale Grocer. GEORGE W. BROWN, Of Fitch, Fox & Brown, Real Estate Brokers. EUGENE CARUSI, Counsetior at Law. ‘ATHANIEL CARUSI, Connselior at Lat LEWIS 3. DAVIS, Of Lewis Jobneon & Co., Bankers. WASH. DANENHOWER, ‘Beal Estate Broker. MILLS DEAN, ‘Counsellor at Law. JOHN A HAMILTON, Capitalist, CHARLES W. HANDY, ‘Reel Estate Broker. FRANK HOME, ‘Wholesale Grocer. CHARLES A JAMES. President Bank of Washington. WILLIAM F. MATTINGLY, Counsellor st Law. SIMON WOLF, Counsellors at Law. ‘Titles to slt real estate 12 Washington, Georgetown and county examined with accuracs and dispatch. Deeds, wills and all other coaveyances of real prop- erty prevared. Titles insured. Wsminotox, pc. 01m jotice te hereby given of the intention of the Gn- detaigned to apply onthe TWENTY FIFTH DAY OF TENOR ee at ELEVEN O'CLOCK A.D, to the Commissioners of the District of Columbia for a | Charter under the act of Congress entitied "An act t0 | Drovide forthe incorporation of trast, loan. mort. fase ard certain other corporations within the Dis- tnt of Colambia,” approved October 1, 1800, for a p aed company tobe named “the Colon Security Company," whose character and object ure te carry on in the District of Columbia the Kind or class of fainess described In subdivision thres of secti mone Said act of Coneress, wamely! = security, ty. indemnity, loan and mortage busiuess. 2 incorporators are the F. WD. Dactaze, Gherard! Davis, Jos. K. McCammon, Jas. G. Payne, Revinald Fendall, Nathansel Wilson, 24, Baslinwton, Caidepon Carlisle, ot Beriah Wilki John E. Herrell, John A. Hake E. Davis, Morgan it Beach, Chapin Brown, BF. Leighton, 7 A. Lambert, George E. Hamilton. Herbert Smith, J: ‘Taylor, twee J > Do Nor Per Ir _ Orr LONGER. -Prostite “for the wife by faking’ # policy of Life Inenrance taking. Wiite or cat CHAS. LO VEG B seen Ww. cwitn Wn. B Gurley.) Tam Le Naroxat Sare Deposit, BAVINGS AND TKUST COMPANY Of the District of Columbia, CORNER 15TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE. CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS. ‘Rents safes from 85 each upward per annum Biiver ware and valuables taken on deposit. FEN CENTS and upward received on deposit and interest allowed on sums of not lees than @5. Prepares and keeps Wills free of charge—scte as Ex- A President. ScBieaeoe Renney erpisent x SBNEA. aS ‘Vice Pres. ICIS RIGGS. Tressurer. ‘L. STURTEVANT, Secretary. Directors: amd Benjamin P. Snyder, Zenas C. Albert 1, Sturtevant, George H. Plant, a wiiara, ‘M, Johnston, bbins, Matibew @. Pmery, fies = James, Charles C. Glover, John G. Parke, John F. BR Jones. C. 'T. Haverxer, Member Washington Btock xchange, ‘Real Estate and Stock Broker, ‘Bccms ¥ and 11, Atlantio Butiding, 900 F st. aw. YNVESTMENT SECURITIES. Mocks, Bonds and Grain bought and sold for cash o ep margin. | (Cotton bought and sold tn New York or New Orleans. CORRESPONDENTS. 2.8. Bache & Co., New York Stock Exchange. Lohman Bros., New Yori Cotton Exchanse. ‘Lehman, Stern & Co. .New Orleans Cotton Exchange. Lamson Bros. & Co., Chicago Board of Trade. Yorm, Chicagv and New Or- yel7-tr ex oe ai ’ Fwsurr Benorso, Loss Axv! INVESTMENT Ass-y, 908-9140 ST. x. W. {100,000.00 DURS. #1 PER MONTH ON FACH SHARE MATURITY VALUE IN 102 MONTHS, $200. HAVE YOU MONEY TO INVEST? PUR- CHASE AN 8 PER CENT PRR ANNUM COU- FON CERTIFICATE TO RUN FOR 3 YEARS. WE PAY 6 PER CENT PER ANNUMON SPECIAL DEPOSITS OF @5 OK MORE CAN BE WITHDRAWN ANY TIME ONS) DAYS: NOTICE. MONEY LOANED TO SHAREHOLDERS ONLY. CaN BE REPAID AT THE RATE OF @13 PER MONTH ON £ACH $1,000 bon OWED. OUR FIGURES SHOW WE OFFFR THE MOST FAVORABLE TERMS ON LOANS AND DEPOSITS, AND OUK SECURITIES BEING ‘THREE TIMES THE VALUE OF THE LOAN: AND THE LOAN BEING REPAID MONTHLY MAKES THE SECURITY STILL BETTER EACH MONTH, RENDERING IT IMPOSsI- BLE FOR OUR FATKONS TO LOSE a DOLLAR. CALL AT THE OFFICE FOR CIROULARS AND FURTHER INFORMATION. Bly HARKIBSON DINGMAN, President: ‘W. & BOGE Pree ‘T. OC. DANIEL, Sec. UTED STATES BUILDING AND LOAN Asso. CIATION, 1313 F ot., Washington, D.C. hares, $100, payable tn monthiy tnstallments, which participate im ail profite and mature tn 4 Bonthe ‘Pays interest on money deposited in any amount. Bend © per cent interest paid on special deposit from the date they are made oc2Btt MBER SHE MERGESSBIE F HEE & SEWERS Sct ‘The 04.50 and $5 Shows sold sbout town ethereal shu oucaretooate adollar. ettoa ani laced; Piccaditiy. ‘Bincher ‘Shapes,’ pots el i father or brother antl rou basband, & g=> DISTRICT EPWORTH LEAGU ly Union Consecration mneeting a tre t Church, Lth and FE s.«., TUESDAY at 7:30. “Subject: “Consecration.” Ep fans attend. Ask your pastor or president about 329-2" Be eae SCOTTISH RITE CATHEDRAL_EVAN- welist © Rose Croix will meet | on TUESDAY. 10th Jannary, at 7p.m.. for the trane- action of important business. A. H. HOLT, secretary. ompany. No. 140s Gst. n.w.. in the city of W ington, District of Columbia, on the THIRD Mo: DAY of January (16), 1893, between the hours of and 2pm. 309-3 ME convamray UNIVERSITY, SCHOOL OF LAW. LECTURE COURSE oF ‘The Hon. WILLIAM E. SIMONDS, U.S. Commissioner of Patents, oN ‘THE LAW OF PATENTS, Beginning JANUARY 9, 189% — ja9-2t THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE ‘Stcekholders of the Northern Liberty Mat et Association for the, eleetion o. directors lor the eting yearswitlB hetd St he odin of the wecretaey Sh Sanuiaty 17, 1803, at cterclock p.m Tx SOHNEBEALE, Secretary, eTING OF THE eorgetown and Ten ‘Company for the election of i Fectors for the ensuing year will take place at the er howe of he comrany on WEDNESDAY. Lo'clock m. Pola open frosi nsfer of stock closed from Janu- JOBN F. BEALL, Secretary. it. git = cs" city their benking Jadlawdt ve Will be held at AX, January 26, in. and Tp. ARSAL ‘ashier. OFFICE OF TH! TUAL FIRE 1 SURANCE COMPANY OF Dc. Washington, Dec ‘The snonal meeting of the Mut Compan the thir 0, 189%. Fire Inguranoe y of the District of Colum eof ave. and th am. By the charter of the company the election of seven manacers to conduct the atfatrs of the company fs re- bs beid ut the above meeting, eof the by-laws of the company it \@ annual meeting of the company. order shall be the appointment of 0 shall conduct the meeting and ele tion in accordance with the act of incorporation, be- tween the hours of 9 o'clock a.m. and Gorclock he mount of premium notes held COMPANY coe... Amonnt of Sent Real : a Ontice fixtures and furniture. Loses by fire for the justed and paid ‘The ann: ill be ready for distril atthe «ic ny by the 12th prox. By order of the board of manayers. _aSi-Lat J. WESLEY BOTTLER, f ilirestors will be he oneetown, On WED- | Tsu: | flowed at 12 Foad Company f atthe-ofice of the contra NESDAY. the Ith day of ‘The polis will be orened at 10a, ap m. ‘Transfer books iil be closed on the 4th of Janu- fry. 1880, and opened on Jauuare t}. TRO URT, President, “C. M. KOONES, Secretary. 25-14 =» THE HORSESHOFING By BUSINESS OF ‘the late Wan. M. Mahagan will be continued by bis widow, Mrs, M. 1. Mahavan, at the old stand, No. 3000 K ‘st. n.w., Georzetown. Thanking the wublie for the Patronsice fate busband Pearnestiy same, promising pr specthully, Mrs. M. AMERICAN ICE AND COAL CO. 00 | Best Cannel (erate) $9.00 e 73\ Best Splint (grate) 6.00 White Ash Chestnut Best R'd Ash(grate) 6.00 a 40 porinds to the ton always. — <a 27TH DAY OF D! Tosiened iny Position as President and ds he West End National Bauk of Washington, + And having sold my stock and gevered all connection with the sald bank, | respect- nomnce to my friends and to all persons who e business with ime that I may befound at second floor. Kiley building, s.e. cor. of 9th .W. Entrance on 9th st. | we STATIONERY, Pi <<; ENGRAV! WM. R. RILEY. i 7 Bee BSE dies sw cciso veranrwest Sevond Hoge BS Ft nw. ja-1m <a SUITS FOR SIRE. “Taz at jat3m Bn OENAN Favors, GOULD,/421 9th st. ANS. mcm iF stock is larger ¢ before and price Surzical Instr je Hoslery and Supporters, ‘Trusses, Crutches, Splints, Bandages, Dressines and every think else needed by the physician, Gilman's Certified Ciinical Thermometer, €1. “~~ ZD. GILMAN, O27 Pa. ave. nw. Be ORK SOLE SHOES GIVE comPoRT. aro HAND-SEWED, they pro- rea Soa frgp the damp an cold, id Our price ts $4. ‘Our Hand-sewed Shoes (rithout the cork) in all styles are %b and #3.50, and they attil continue to please those whe come down tun to ave money. THESE SHOES ARE NOT Job Lote, and Ends ore s'aught-r sale, but 3-1m regular goods of reliable taanuiactarers: and are piety we eeew at all th oroughiy guaranterd, ‘Keep ther in mind. ROBERT COHEN & SON, ‘The American Shot Seilers, Pa. nw. (south side). eee ene ie = tee cuT TROUSERS, w. c. MERTZ, Trouser Maker. _ Shop—514 ith wt. CAUTION. —WISHING ALLOF OUR M. | <7 chines to ive the hikhest deere= of satisfac mi we particularly ca:ition thoss having old ones ot var make axainet ‘them to te sijusted ever Where than at the Where son Zuteenuine parts are Used aud UBIY the “must reasone ste cbarien, iF ny, a Unders by postal wil ve NW HEELLE & WILSON MPG, CO., ‘a7 oth will aw tery put — EM. DAVIS, 1430 Ne ve severed all connection enner & Davis (Incorporated). OLD VIOLIN, COPY OF N. AMATHE IN t Woo Wore & Violins repaired from. ditm VS SHIRTS TO ORDER. ‘ow is the time to have your Shirts made well-known fact that s shirt made in the for winter and cooler for summer. JOOALT COAL! Ci —#4.50 PER TON— Is the price of Philadelphia A good coal to buru in range, solf-te Coal. ‘and cook. stove. Thaves full and complete siock of Hiret-grade Coat or. ‘The Furnace, Latrobe, Range, ‘The Grate. Branch offices conveniently located to the Main office anit West Ena store yard, 20 20th st-0. w. eas a as cee 5 ative. very to for CONSTIPATION, Taman INDIEN ——— te eet line SE gate” shoes tn —— Boon att thout thinking of ——— Rapes Ghees be ands previecly what be “Raltated buyers are the beat of allad- Hooves & SEYBEE Shoe merchandising upon modern methods, a7 Pa. AVES &.’ “ee sent df hyve Peele GRILLOXN, Bx” peencntes fret t9 the Ea self Sustnens, SASS oe the hour of 1 o'clock noon, undersigned ‘banks, bankers and trust_ companies, hereby give notice that on SATURDAY. January 14, 1803, and uponeach and every Saturday thereafter not a whole holiday) our respective institutions Will closed in accordance with that Iaw, for the. trans- action of general business at and after 1o'clock Roo GEO. H. B, WHITE, Cashier National Metropolitan ank. pliiOS. C. PEARSALL, Cashier Cittsens’ National nik, CCORSON, Ceshier Columbia National Bank. F.C. STEVENS, Preaident West End Netiogal rik {ashier Second National Bank. lankers.. ]ODY, Treasurer Washington Loan jewal holiday, we, the x On -R. CARM “CORRON EEROKRTNEY, Bankers. BELL & CO.” Banker CRANE, PARRIS & CO. Bar AMERICAN SECURITY AN) C.J. BELL, First Vier Presid safe 3 weed D "TRUST Co., by President National Savings aiid ‘Trnst Company. HNSON & CO., Bankers F. A. STIER. Cashier Linvoln National Bank. BRENT L. BALDWIN, Cashier’ Traders’ Netional | CHAS. 8. BRADLEY, Cashier Natfonal Bank Re- Bank POU"G. RUFW. Caster Contra! National Bat me ‘ashter Centra! National Rank. ITE, Cashier National Bank of Wash- CHAS. E. Wit inet h y C eth went Bank. oeeriTAL SAVINGS BANK. by BeBe McC AR ashen. LEWIS G. TEWKSBURY & CO., by W. B. HIBBS, Mauaxer. THE “LATEST” IN NECKWEAR. ‘There {s more room for the display of taste or the lack of it in selecting one's Neckwear than in any other article of one's attire. The “latest” are Broad-end Four-to-Hands, in white, mixed and solid colors—rich and de- cidedly smart looking. See them. BAIRD & GALT, #21 F STREET, MAKERS AND FURNISHERS, TING AND Whenever you want anything tn the Sta- tionery line come directiy to us, Weare headquarters. We offer asan inducement the inrzent and most complete stock In the City At The rat eanh prieen. why treaitgrspert inter and Engravers, ork executed neatly aul prowmpelye Pull fine Blank Books, aa kinda, EASTON « RUPP. _ {9 _ 424 ITH ST. Gust above the avenuer. QOUR WAY oF DOING THINGS. BONS man ts allowen to leave ee Se & pate ob toes tal nod nt him perfteriy. We arg too much afraid of the trarm he miakt Gor cond) 4o Woineet vot egnarely. We let go oUt windiy If we haven't wot your alze in style you like Lest: ‘The business ts growing 29 with his friends, you th sae but we would Photocraph Albums Fountain Pon (alled), 250 Page Blank Writing Pads fot Enormous line of Blank» Commercial Books, Ke, lower pr r JOBN €. PARKER, 619 7TH ST. N, 09 WITY, DON'T YOU KNOW, He ‘is now at S11 Oth sé., and can bind One books away dows ‘jai-te” HODGES’ NATIONAL, BOOK BINDERY. — TAKE NOTE OF THESE REDUCTIONS. Each and every fleece-lined and ture trlormed glove In glock hes been. reduced: ined Gloves now Aor. sae now ft Gloves bow a1: Pn “Hned Glover now lined Gloves now 81 ack Woo.en Hose reduced 35. quality down to 2c, 250. quality down to 21e. W. 8. TEEL Cifen's Beiongings), 935 Pa. ave. Flecoottn Flee 309, Place from his late residence. No. 726 Md. ave. ne. St 2o'clock p.m., WEDNESDAY, Junuary 11, 1803 Interment at Ailing'on National cemetery." Com- Faden are ipvited to-attend. By orde GEO. H SLAYBAUGH, Post E_ DAVIS, Adjutant. GEO, 4 EMPIRE COUNCIL. NO. 14, 8. OF J.— "The members are requesied to attend the funeral of the late Bro. L. A. Pitts, from his late resi- ence, 776 Md. ave. ne.” WEDNESDAY, Jan. 11. at re tn rot ‘Comm-nder. it 2 p.m. Members of sisier councils ed. Speci coting TUESDAY, Jan. 10, 7:30, at Odd Fellows’ fall, Navy Yard. "By orcer JAMES CAMPBELL, cording Becretary. it THE NEXT MEETING FOR THE PUR- = pose of orzanizing the Young Men's H 4 Association will be held THIS EVENING at Eighth Stree: Temple at 8 o'clock _ All interested are requested to attend. SIMON LYON, “te ‘Temporary Chairman. _ W. C. T. U., CHAPIN AUXILIARY, WILL |< hold its reealar prayer service WEDNES- AY. 2 p.m., at 1313H st. nw. All invited. it COHEN, President. TRE ANNUAL MEETING OF THY NA- | an ae ASSOCIATION OF WASHINGTON, D. ©., for the election of officers for the en-uing year, for the elec- tion of three trustees to serve for threeyears snd for the trausaction yf other business will be beld in the iors of the Young Men's Christian Association, Ww York ave. ‘On MONDAY, JANUARY, 16, At 7'90 p.m LEWIS CLEPHANY. JOHN DALZFEL, Becretary. 3 President. The weather ts Ikely to be fatr; temper- ‘ature will fail about 10 degrees by Wednes- day amorning; warmer in the evening; northwesterly We have a large lot of miscella- ‘neous odd-sized mill work #uch as glazed sashes. blinds, &c.. the accumulation of years, which we Will close out at exactiy aly oheeps Not regular stock sizes, it of good matertal mt Gud just thexizes you want. At any rate it'won't hurt to. try— ‘whatever you find take t€ for ez— gelly hale price. AU kinds of dum! ratte lowest, Driegs. LIBBEY, BITTINGER & MILLER, Lu , Mill Work and Builders Hardware, Branch, cor. Lith and O sts. 5.6. 3 4310 SPECIAL NOTICE. —1 TAKE PLEASURE in Informing my friends und customers that ain now located with S.. Desio, manufacturing Jows'er, 1OLZP at. nw. where l ‘will be pleased to show a complete line of diamonds, Jeweiry, &c., and hope to’be favored with your kind patrou _M10-5t__ For the past 8 yeara with FOR RECEPTION AWNING: ‘525 108 hat. Dw. Fn vorees Jams, ‘The largest stock and the most complete assort- ment, High-grade Creamery Butter, Direct from the churn, continues one of our great trade winners, Plorida Oranges, Stem-cut—direct from the grove—by the Vor or at re- tail, at prices greatly reduced today. qt Elphonzo Youngs Co., 488 Ninth et. VALUABLE, BOOKS << d FOR ALMOST NOTHING. For in- “House of the Seven carlet Letter for only ““Unele Tom’ 14.- cloth, 5 ‘ebster's In- jonal Dictionary, indexed, only €9.50. BOOKS are awful cheap now. stance Haw. horne' his i <—¥ COLUMBUS DISCOVERED AMERICA, And the peovlect Washi st 107 E 4 _Nothing too small or too large for us to print —Ja7 1, SNO SCARCITY OF COAL At my yards. Yon may select from a ‘complete stock of the highest grades of fuel. The prices tetll sust you, J. MaAUKY" DOVE. Main‘office, 2st and I sts. n.w. Branch Ofiices. ‘Wharves. 1206 H at. uw. Foot F and @ 1626 M a2. a. ‘eth and K Jara Be StTaxpany sorporat 414 1ITH ST., 927 F ST., ‘Has purchased the engraving plantsof Maurice Joyce and the Allen Publishing Company. New machinery has Deen added, new men nave boon secured and this RAVING CO., company is prepared to manufacture plates for Mlus- trative purposes by every known method. First-class work and prompt execution may be re- lied upon. 2 MAURICE JOYCE, ‘Treasurer and Superintendent of Works, EDWARD H. ALLEN, ea President and Business Manager. 33-3m BRIEF WORK AT 80 G Briefs. Records, Petitions, &c., correctly UiPrompiness accuracy ond Punctwaltty rompiness, Accurae , PIM GYHON S ADAMS, “ (Telephone, 930.) [ua2)” BIZ Atha. aw. Ts. cn. REMINGTON Standard TYPEWRITER Ir Absolutely UNRIVALED. Send for tllustrated catalogue. Wyckoff, Seamans & Benedict, Cor. 8th and F sts, ‘214m, to, th,f,tf <g> FOUR NEW PATTERNS FOR ‘93. 'RAMBLERS No. 3, 400065, rigid frames, weights allon from 23 to 37% lbs. Our new LADIES’ RAM- BLER, *‘MODEL B. ,” weighs 36 lbs. all on, and is pretty enough to please any feminine fancy. Not necessary to book your order and then walt for a machine; we can furnish them now. GORMULLY & JEFFERY MFG. CO., 12325 14th st. ‘n. w. BE LAP ROB! kets for ntreet use: A Electric’ fan’ “OA Baker". oo ‘Lap Robes of ail kin aime Pens AND ¥ or cea ee ore TO! ‘10, 12, 14 and 16 Est. ne Telephone 439-2. giteroomn rates. Movin to and % t handling. On BERT ai4-im a COAL FA FOR WEATHER. RE quality in ast] are 3S cam ~ Be "FP YOUR EVE PEELED. ‘We will have some “*bargaina® to offer in Overcosts within a few days which will interest ald in need of an Overcoat—who ap- preciate the acme of excellence in fine tailor-made garments, SNYDER & WOOD, FOR EXCHANGE_100 WELL-LOCATED 1111 PENNA. AVENUE (Barr's Old "*Stana”). 1210 honsewand lot. “Send for list. D D. STONE, #04 and 806 F st. rs THE DIFFERENCE. ‘Yeu, there ins slicht difference between a Phonograph and a inother-in-law, for the for- mer can be dictated to and the latter cannot. Mf you dictate your corre pondence to the Pho- nographyou will save fime, money, merry and avoid ail ‘matakes Ty MOLOMBIA PHONOGRAPH CO., 627 FE. D. BASTO! i. F. ‘TROUSERINGS DOWN TO $0.50. Ihave several ‘odd patterns” of neat, at- tractive Striped Trouserings which have ‘been selling st 87.50, $9 and 810. Take them for 86.50 to order. Fit guaranteed. J. FRED GATCHEL (late of Keen's), = ING, If there are superior 820 Suits to order in town I have not seen them. Certainly no “"up- town” tailor could afford to turn out auch Suits as these for less than #30. Our expenses are ‘stuall—our Profit is sall—our trade is large? A.W. HELL, **Down-town Tailor,” $15 Pa. ave. 2. W. jal <q=> SPECIAL NOTICE. Teg to snnounce that iny uptown store, corner 45th and New York ave., has been transferred to C. H, Reizenstetn. ‘The old establishment, 623 Pennsylvania ave., will be henceforth under my personal supervision, where, ag hitherto, I'sLail value your kind patronage. SAQSEPH AUERBACH, 625 Pennsylvania ave, an oul Qe THE SHoRT-s1GHTED. The far-sighted already have their houses weather stripped. ‘Why will you permit the “wind to diow through your” windows and under your doors when you can have them fitted with Valentine's Unrivaled Feit Strips (the best) and keep out every Dreath of wind and cold, save a fourth of the coal bill—and possibly # doctor's Dil. Oh! ye short-sighted mortals, who cannot seo the advantage of ‘Weather-stripping your home, ‘We will estimate the cost for you upon, request. How about Gas Heating Btoves? See ours! BARBER & ROBS, Builders’ Hardware, ée., OOR. 11TH AND G 8TS. N.W. 3810 —>REAL ESTATE BARGAINS — HOUSES Rae Tent invest withont eeciew martin see Ton "at ae 3 juOSt DAVID D. STONE: 801 and 800 F st. n. w. FOORLY ADJUSTED FR«Mes, WITH Br Mirani 0s poorly najustea (fnesen, frignten many’ # from wearing them, whfve carefully pre- scribed lenses, in “neatly and ‘accurately adjusted frames, would restore sight, renova be and Beuralss pains’ end nervonanees. “A, 6. Hauallton iS eles as ae, ALeengy on Fre alm ‘Seweler and Optician, 427 7th n, ;CORDIALS FOR FAILING HUMANITY, Bonet the most it ot a wivity ne Old Medicinal Burgundy in unsuer pa Drom by nity is the lack Tlooa, “For blog prodactn purfoses oe Fur of 12 q'8. Tne best medical suthor!- fh PS Ste iy asree that the waste ‘attendant, tes of the da} ‘upol the infirmities of old are may be very mna- EAN see bgecl fot “ioe Sea Tose NE COMPANY, 14 14th ot <3 {al} Telephone, 908. randioe, Saratture, esmciagen, be. THE TRUTH OF THE MATTER. doatred. Storage ot vehicl Soe | <a on Frankly, this clearance saleof | FINANCIAL. | SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. EvoEne cance we. ¥. ua: GLY, & = Fo SRAYER, oe ; mae ees * HEADQU aie. oe CAKSON PUST, esident. ‘Vice President. in tn private prayer at 12m. ce with the law recently 4 by Con- Department of the Potomac, G. A. R., HSASMICCSILE RE cehcatiac chal Donates | ptawacdapce Ses eel ped Gen sracnetct Bg : sarmncantsk an aaron | Bue a i” | Rete Beatag SS, lh ates Maton BS | tae runeral ef eats eset A BRS ke | AncoreTAN Fon Pare AMITSEVE 15. ATTORNEYS. AUCTION SALES .. BOARDING. BUSINESS CHAN CITY ITEMS... K COUNTRY REAL ESTATE DEATHS... DENTISTRY... EDUCATIONAL... EXCURSIONS, &a FINANCIAL =SaaneSeneede EET Ef 2 Pres Lace 2 FOR RENT (Houses! Pace 2 FORRENT (Stores). Pare 2 FORSALE (Bicycles). Pare 2 FORSALE (oress aa. aoe ePage 2 FORSALE (Hoave). Paes 3 FORSALE (lots) seeeeeePae 2 FOR3ALE (Migooliaasous). Page 2] FORSALE (Pianos)... Pace 3 HOTELS... Pare 8 LADIES’ GOODS. Pace 7 LOCAL MENTION, Page 10 LOST AND FOUND. Pace 2 MANICURE, = Pave 2 MEDICAL a “Page 10 MISCELLANFOUS. e Page 6 MONEY WANTED AND LU LOAN. Pars 3) ‘NOTARIES PUBLIC. ce Pare 7) OCRAN TRAVEL, Pave 7| OFFICIAL NOTICES. 3 3| POTOMAC RIVER BOA PIANOS AND ORGANS. PERSONAL, STEAM CARPET CLEAN! SUBURBAN PROPERTY. VETERINARIAN......... WANTED (Board). WANTED(Heip) WANTED (Houses)... WANTED (Lots)... TED (Rooms). _ WANTED (Situations) WAS LED (Miscellansons). WINTER RESORTS. a 2 ‘To Subscribers. Babscribers to Taz Stan who are terved by route boys will confer a fevor by promptly reporting to by telephone or by mail, any negli- gence on the part of route boys. ets Govenxext Recrrets Tova rovenne, $282,360; cnstoms, $400,752. ‘Tur U. SS. Essex has left Montevideo for New York, Internal Comtxa Homz.—The training ship Monon- gahels sailed from Lisbon todey for Funchal ladeira, en route to the West Indies. Tar Frnst Coxscrexce: Costnisutiox.—The first conscience contribution of the year was received by the United States treasurer vester- day. It came from Kansas City, Mo., and amounted to $225. ——— ‘Tar Canter Mretrxa Topat.—Thore was a full attendance of members at today’s cabinet meeting and several questions of importance were considered, including the proposed immi- gration circular and the proposed message to Congress in regard to our commercial relations with Canada. en Ges. Vixcext’s Retcrx.—Gen. T. M. Vin- cent, assistant adjutant general on the staff of Gen. Schofield, has returned to Washington from a six weeks’ tour of inspection of military posts in Arizona, New Mexico and California, ccc eee To Commaxp tae Corwix.—Capt. F. M. Munger has been detached from command of the revenue steamer Galveston, at Galveston, and ordered to take command of the revenue steamer Corwin, at San Francisco, for her next cruise in Alaskan waters. os Et Distarct Patexts.—Patentshave been issued to citizens of the District as follows: James E. Albinson, portable sprayer; William E. Dyre, assignor of one-half interest by E. 8. York, temporary binder; Clarence E.King. saw gauge: Edward L. Wilson, sound-recording instrument. a Stamps Haxpiep.—The report of the treas- Ury committee appointed to count the internal revenue stamps on band in the internal revenue bureau shows that there were handled during the year more than one billion stamps, and not one stamp was mislaid or lost. ‘Tae Moxtenny.—It is estimated at the Navy Department that the builders of the Monterey will receive a premium of over $20,000 for their successful work on the engines of that vessel, | resulting in causing her to exceed her contract requiremente. ——— A Ccstoms Cast Compromisen.—The Treas- ury Department has compromised for $25,000 the civil suit against S. Block & Sons of New York, charged with undervaluation of imported Nottingham laces, &c. Criminal proceedings against the firm are still pending. ease To Leave tae Navy.—Chief Engineer Nathan P. Town has been detached from duty in the bureau of steam engineering, Navy Department, and has been granted leave pf absence for two years. It is understood that he is favorably considering an offer to accept a lucrative position with Cramp & Sons. A Femate Puysiciax Waxtep.—The civil service commission has a requisition for a female physician for the Indian service, for which there are no eligibles. The salary of the Position is $1,000 per arjium. A date for the examination will be s00n as applications have been filed. Gex. Rosecraxs Inrrovixa.—A letter was received this morning from Gen. Rosecrans by Acting Register Smith, dated Rodondo Beach, January 3, conveying the gratifying informs- om thst tke guscxal’s basil. was etiadile tere proving, and that after enjoying salt air and the grand view of the Pacific for » short time he ‘Would go to his ranch near Los Angeles. mesma Soot a) Was Reconp Srnies.—Volume I of the re- issue of the early numbers of the war record series has just come from the public printer andis now being distributed from the War Department, upon lists furnished by Senators and Representatives. A large list is also accu- mulating there through Congressmen for copies of the next edition of the Chickamauga maps. Examtxation ron Pay Dieecror.—A naval MR. BLAINE RALLIES AGAIN An Alarming Sinking Spell Last Night Fol- lowed by an Improvement. MEMBERS OF AIS FAMILY AND FRIENDS ENCOUR- AGED TODAY TO HOPE THAT LIFE MAY RE PRO- LONGED SOME TINE—TRE PHYAICANS USING EVERY EFFORT To KEEP THRIA PATIENT ALIVE, During twenty-four hours Mr. the past Blaine bus had another very serious relapse, but | ata late hour this afternoon he was reported to be even better than he was be- fore this attack of heart failure. It was during the hours immediately following midnight that the ex-Secretary was noticed to | ¥i'h the duty of rer | It is openly charged that th Ribot are not in be failing rapidiy and only the administration of strong heart stimulants sufficed to bring him through. Tbe use of nitro-giycerine in such cases is in the nature of @ last resort after digitalis fails to have effect. ‘There is but little hope for the anxious famil in the statement that Mr. Blaine isbetter. He kept alive, it is stated, only by the utmost care and skill on the part of the medical attendants and they realize that any reiaxation on their part would result in @ fatal | termination to the long illness. The strong vitality of the sick man is shown jn the readiness with which he responds to stimulants, for afterward he seems to revive in « most re- markable manver and to become unusually | bright and observant. From then on be begins to fail As an intimate friend of the family expresses it: “It is only a ques- tion of how long the doctors can ward off an end that they know mast come before very long. The family only hope from hour to hour and they have no hope at all of any favorable termination to his present alarming con- dition. Today it was said that he was more like higold self than he has been for a long time past, but there is no telling bow long any such state of affairs can be kept up. Nitro- siycerine, which the doctors are administering now, is probably the most potent stimulant known to the profession in such cases and its use shows that every other resource has failed.”” Another Turn in the Case. Atan early hour this morning a bulletin was issued by Mr. Blaine’s physicians that indicated that their patient bad suffered another relapse and was again in a sinking condition. A joint consultation lasting perhaps an hour was held between Drs. Johnston and Hyatt yesterday afternoon. When the left the patient at 3 o'clock both concurred in the statement that Mr. Biaine's condition was decidedly improved. He had maintained the slight strength consequent upon the unex- pected raliy of the morning. He was in such a condition, it was stated, that no apprebension of an immediate dissolution was felt by the members of the family, though his condition was susceptible of a relapse at any time. Postmaster Joe Manley of Augusta, Me., who arrived in the city from New York im the after- noon, 1mmediately repaired to the Blaine man- sion, where he found the family more cheerful and hopeful than he had expected. Hesaid that the patient had maintained the improvement noted in the morning and that he did not con- sider him in a critical condition. A HOPEFUL EVENING. Dr. Johnston paid a visit to Mr. Blaine be- tween 5 and 6 o'clock in the evening. He said Mr. Blaine had rested comfortably all day and was much better. He had rallied considerably and there was no reason, so far as D'r. Johnston could see, to expect a fatal termination during the night. Mr. Manley paid another visit to the Blaine house during the evening and remained more than an hour. When he lett the bousb at 9 o'clock Mr. Maniey said he did not see Mr. Blaine, but had « talk with = Mrs, Blaine, who told him that Mr. Blaine had rallied considerably and the family were much encouraged. He was conscious while Mr. Manley was in the house and had been con- scious during the day. Several times the sick man had showed an inclination to converse, but he was persuaded not to talk. Mr. Maniey visit to Washington was for the express pur- pose of secing his old political and personal frien: DR. BYATT'S NIGHT VisrT. Just before 9 o'clock last night Dr. Hyatt drove up and entered the house. He stayed about an hour, and during his visit he made | an examination of the patient, who had awak- ened from his slumber. When he left Dr. Hyatt reiterated what Dr. Johnston had said about the condition of Mr. Blaine during the day and added that there were no signs of a fatal turn in the case during the night. With the habitual cau- tion of the expert practitioner, however, he was careful to make the reservation that no absolute prediction could be safely made in cases where the heart was involved. Still he had shown his confidence in his own judgment at this jancture by leaving the patient without the immediate presence of a physician, for Dr. Johnston, who was to remain in the house all night, was not expected before 11 or 11:30 o'clock. It was clearly apparent that Mr. Blaine had surprised his physicians by his recuperative powers, and while they attached no more meaning to the improvement realized today than an exhibition of physical ability to rally almost from the extreme rigor, it suficed to convince them that there was still some store of vitality upon which the patient might draw fora time. “One of the bright aspects of ‘the day, too, was the ability of the patient to take nourishment and to get along without extra- ordinary stimuiants. An Alarming Bulletin, The reports during the night were not of an unfavorable character until 1 o'clock, when the physicians authorized the following: Mr. Blaine’s physicians authorized the fole lowing: Mr. Blaine passed a comfortable day until 8 o'clock this evening, when he became not #0 well, and at this hour, 1 am., he is still losing strength. THE EARLY MORNING REPORTS, Dr. Johnston returned to the Blaine mansion shortly after 1 o'clock this morning and re- meined in the house all night. 4 2 c'slock everything wee quiet about the mansion and no one was apparently stirring. ‘The lights in the sick room were, if anything, dimmer than they were the hour before. Dr. Johnston left the house at 6:90 o'clock. He stated at that time that after 3 o'clock Mr. Blaine had rested and been in a comparatively comfortable potition. ‘The reports from the house at 8:30 o'clock this morning were of the same tenor. An Unexpected Rally. ‘The change that occurred in Mr. Blaine's condition after the bulletin issued at 1 o'clock tbe om " —The Court of argument the suit supervisor of elec- i settlement the ia- ‘to to} change of Mr, '» rest continued unbroken until @aylight, and from all indications outside none of the watchers were at anytime. At 3 o'clock Dr. Johnston responded to an inquiry at the door by a reporter that Mr. lock be stated that there wae then So probe: biuty of death cocurring for some hours at A EARLY MORRING STATEMERT. An hourand = half Ister the doctor left the house for his own home to gaina welers | needed rest. Before leaving he made the Meying stntemment: 1 o'clock Mr. Blaine bas well, He has (Continued on Siztth Page). TRYING SHORT LIVED CABINET ALL PARIS AGITATED BY THE NEWS The Eight Condemned Murderers at Chestertown, Md Ripe To BEAT MR. Mr PI'S ASSOCIATES RE Circumstances Compel the Keorganiantion Pans, Jan. Just inet on the arrest Works Baihaut and other m | eat excitement prev resy of the French Cabinet, r French min » diffe f ex-Mi 4, Owing « the wtreeta, The police are ont im force and die persing crowd President Carnot hos Just charged M. Ribot tint the presi ’ pimustre and M. ama prose cutions and that they have no intention of | bringing the bribe takers to trial and thet the ro-ecution of De Lesseps, Fontane, Cotta and | Eiffel wall be nothing more than a far t reed that efforts are bering made | to portpone the exposure of certain gnilty parties until the law ef proscription will have taken effect The mii | min MT mini Jail y pla her rows be Hi tain. 1 i £ 3 Lif eet ef, | é. | ifs charge president that that it was necessare their resignations to Pre charged M. duty of recor It is understood that M. | istry of foreign affairs f | interior. The life of the « M. Ribot sueceede ‘Tirard, minister of tix eter marin Papay Develle, minister of ater pabhe works ‘was the sam with the relativ changed and with Thev were rece M. Bourg being a by the di the provincial climbing to bi intelligent, old. man. “SKYLARKD Curstertows, Mo., J the eight negro prisoners | Priday are being allowed the privileges of the rd, where they play « Quite a number of the be county in order that they may ng « dented execution leaving tow happy, sleep ten or twelve b heartily and are per: “ANYTHING The Lines of the Avstix, Trx., Jan. 10. event of « hitch in ball! Senator the Hogg men and clect Hogg. want, and for that Chilton willall run « cause a settlement ona dark bore, which will ORS. Their whole sim isto will hold the strongest man to the last, letting the others do the skirmishing. The Hogg men claim that Mills’ defeat is com Gov. Abbett of of ier of the inter ter of war, will probably not be found is the reconstructed cabinet. Energs on him ts pered with discretion About the sincerity and ad sanc republicanism minister of th will know that bis spore few weeks ago on the « is still the rule ministration is to gut as @ whole respectable one, with a man of great personal distinction at its bead lew Ly It was at a cabinet council held in the Flyene today that Premier Ribot announced te the id bis colleagues recoguired to ref the cabinet, fers thereupon collectively presented Carnot and he ted, with the nm Kabot will ret 1 exchange the the ministry of the It i# also reported that M. Loubet, r. and M. De Freveinet, TRY RETIRING sINteTD very short, Kru in the ttempt after son, Perier and Bourgeois had tired and gives up the task, It wax formed on December & last. ‘The retiring ministry is as follows: M. Ribot, | premicr and minister for forcign affairs; M minister of the interior, M. Bourges tT of justice and publie worm: M nce: M. De Freveinet, for war: an min © minter agri commerce: M 1 Vee which bas resign Narrien, 4 a iste the old m satan tion ois Bs a man ¢ n, his he Paris. em woen He ved family and i is tle ther belongs to an euccend im womitions, aura actty chow nlvwars tem can be no doubt 1 quality of hw Loubet stave where be 7 As M. nor yoralty, prefectortal ad nduct by which ite M. Dupuy, the minister of pubhe instrue- tion. is of the town of Pay, in Aaverne, He spent many years rsa lyceum professor in pro ¥incial towne and was for some time a sub- rector at a high school at Lacie, M. Bour- | geois thonght him the best person for the de- partment which be now heads the budget of secondary education last semion was an able feasors he is free luxury and anrisem men of all colors and | Dupuy graduated at the | Hautes Etudes M. Tirard, minieter of finance, whe bas beld ‘that place since the resignation © ia well known, hav | as the office of my merce, in prev Taken His report om Like most from the ne. university pro canker of love of we here inte, politics M. le Normale des M. Ronvter, that office, we we culture and ng held inter of ne * cabinets the ministry isa highly \ THE GALLows, Dr. Hill's Murderers Appear Not to Reatise Their Fate, 10. The fact that cod to die neat # games on the gallows timber at! otherwise enjoy themselves, | has caused a sensation: The criminals have been andly neglected by their spiritual ( ad vines, me of the rev . faid that the trifling m * had a raged any at +o the |tempt toward religious teacuings. The men | read their Bibles daily, but understand uo part | of it, tizens of the pe the har the unprece appa t incident to f eight perso Tue privoners are cite — vo BEAT MILLS” i an b ight for the Texas Sena torship. It is rumored that im on United States populiete wall unite A hitch is what the Hogg men pason Ireland, Terrell and tx to divide the vote and eat Mills, and they ———— coMBINE. ew Jeracy Defines the State of Litication. Trextox, N. J., Jan. 10. Abbett in bis message to the legislature today reviewed at length the railroad litigation in the suite Drought against the Reading evetem aud stated that the present situation was as follows The chancellor's injunction, which directed the defendants to refrain from carrying effect the base and tripartite agreement, di- rected the Central railroad to tm Pomeeomm court of er not Joining in the appeal. Litgetisn ageiocs the. Port Renting to com- is to forfeit ite charter begun September , 1892, is wtill pending. bn esbchosten’ tho Gemmner bls ‘tho Oat these suits by tue courte will estab- upon the mort 3 arise between the citizens of the corporations of this and ower old that thes are power- ‘as itstands it will be the r i tt i Hi f i i f tf H i E ! ifr ff i i eft i |