Evening Star Newspaper, January 18, 1893, Page 9

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, M101 Fenerylvania Aveous, corzer 11th 8t., by Evening Star New: 5 ‘it KAUFFMANS. Pre rues, - New Yerk ORce, 88 Petter Building, tes at th DRUPEE SHEFY Stax cowtawe aided, $4.00. ne must he pald in advance. made known on applicat FINANCIAL. W scoavas, week, Soo tH BT. Ixvestaes NW. és y Onsot #2 per cant. One Bpercent Une of Two of $50.00 at 6 per cent. We Issve Cenrirtcares Or Derostr And pay you tutersst on these deposits at the rate of 3 per cent per annum, money Payabicon-emand, 4 percent, payable in three mo ayable in six months and @ per cent, payable in one Interest payable quarterly, apnnally or annuaily. aedevterd, 3 if you havesurplus cash lying idle not let us 0 5 sts certificate of t for whatever WOODS & CO., Bankers, | 82, No. 20,472. UARY 18 1893. SPECIAL N = rr GNELER, O} AT | @- ara SPFCIAL, MEETING OF THE aii CTH | pen to the pailic on FRIDAY | SME Voor of itettorn ot the, Weahineron wa ritecs >. 'T. Havexven, RGIT, Jangary i) Ke 0 clock, and | Grorzetowm Hailroad Coninany. hed danuaty Tit oF RE . : FHIDAY NIGHT thereaiter until further notice. | IN, t ef Wlowluc resolutions were yilor ted Sm Member Washtneton Stock Exchange, order Whereas in vt wef the l'sewe have austaned by Condition of Teal Estate and Stort Broker, jelt F. 8. BAY BART the dereae of our frien ani nemo! te. Mr Wane Ke nd intercat Previuine d tion i Cashin bani and coipany's office Capital stock. Surplus. District of Cotumbia Personal appeared JOHN W. SCHAEFER, secre. tars of the fal Fire Insurance Company of the District of Columbia, whe mad» oe ©! law that the above tea ¢ ; rect and trie report of ndition of the Fire Insurance ny of the District of Columbia” on the JLst day of Decemiv:, A. D. ISG. (suened) JOHN W. SCHAFFER, Secretary Subscribed and «worn to before me this 14th day of 18. January, A.D. 18Y ALBERT ¥. RUFF, ‘Notary Public D.C. lee F STREET NW mas |W. 8. Hoar, JOHN W. SCHAEFER, lero. RREPE TTT. W. BR. MeCLOSEKY i Vice Pre-ident. Asst. Secretary. Tnesteps T= B Thomes, Somerville, BEAL ESTATE i$ rw. koa aller TITLE INSURANCE COMPAN ins 7 470 LA. AVE., | EUGENE Carvsi. WM. F. MATTINGLY, Pre t Vice President. NATHL CARUSI, A. T. BRITION, orr ASE PRS AND DIRECTORS, KD, President, wantto’ - Counsellor at Law. DUNCANSON, Vice President “hmmt Mon Merchant. ce GEORGE E. FLEMMING, Secrt ‘Coni-ellor at Law. F FRANCIS Et Teeasnrer. Of Rigas & Co., Bankers. CHARLES PB. BAILEY, bite Sev'y Warkiaxton Gas Light Co. E.G DAVIS, Director iector of Taxes, ALBERT F. FOX, Dt Teal Estate Broker. WILLIAM GALT. Director, ROBERT © HOLTZWAN, GEORGE W. PEARSON, Dt M+tropolitan RB. Co. PRT EXAMINERS. Witte, | Counsetiors at Law. CONSULTING COUNSEL TEE DP DAVIDGE, Esyutre. wi cortitied “TITLES ineared— at tie com. | my to PURCHASERS and | $200,000. | Mier ated abe tte ! sat Capital (fully patd Axenicas Seourrry Asp Trust Co. LARGEST CAPITAL. SURPLIS i TTS BRANCHES OF BUSINESS aterest paid upon ost are Subject to check et any time without & net investment. e and collateral eposit Boxes at 95) per year—according to od Beeps wills at ile own expense, vhe company fs aaraed as executor, Bc. 810. 615, AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY. A. T. BRITTON, Presigent. BANKING HOUSE, 1405 Get. now. STORAGE WAREHOUSE, 1140 18th st. now. Foreret, Tires i 2 not ce t tab men are ay Wetter vee we reptisty with 1) Fow may hoat wat life EPORT OF THE CONDITION OF WASHINGTON N AND TRUST CoM. PANY, Washingtom, D. € , December 31, 1892 As reqnire We 9 eeuth section ‘ober 1 18M0, to be made tothe areney and to be duly publisued. Pee « ANAND 1. WARNER. Presideat. JOUN JOY EDSON Nok SWOPF. '! Directors SOK Canwory,§ tesa ts before ine thie sixteenth ée pis < XXEY ROSS, L . Notary’ Pabuie. s x. st — Tie ore W. Noyes, Py vr os Elis ~pea — ra EF Darhigton, Char'e AOS Worthingtom, ak wie 1 Moxex Abvaxcen. MONEY apvan T° MERCHANTS on all bigh- MONEY APY ANCED TO CONTRACTORS for car- MONEY ADVANCED T> REAL ESTATE SPECU- LATORSTinmgand socd sevond trast | e+ acenptrd a8 collateral for loana. st notes a prortanely taken ap aud carted MONEY ADYANCED FOR ALL PURPOSES. MONEY ADVANCED AGAINST ANY AVAILABLE COLLATERAL STOCK, BONDS AND KEAL ESTATE BOUGHT AND SULD. AD business strictiy confidential W © Lewts, Ban'ver and Broker, Room %, Kellory building, 1416 F st. n.w., jel7 ot Washington, D.C. EPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE SEXCOLN FIRE INSCBANCE COMPANY OF HE DISTRICT OP ©O UMBIA. Attia ose of busines December 21. ise ee, Sue aa WS etinricn Lous and Trust RESOURCES. nom jon iuiaw dive an@ inc Becracd ie tere, Capra Burplos PH BARBARY Subscribed and sworn to before me this DELP _ ct ye ed five be | cent bas bon or company « Dace ier ‘cu and after thie ioe neces a." Yee orier ot the ATCHELDER. . BA. CHELDER, a _—___Tresearer._ . “TRERT HANDBOOK FREF_ dof quotations for thity years. Active Bee Sak TE al et ‘om SCOESPES RIN TT alee ‘eo Broadway ¥. the act ot | — | ‘Treasurer. ‘Secretary. Tor Disrmcr Tre Isseraxce COMPANY, (510 13 h street north west. CAPITAL, $200,000. DIRECTORS A. T. BRITTON, President American Security and Trust Co. JAMES L. BAREOUR, Wholesale Grocer. GEORGE W. BROWN, Of Fiteb, Fox & Brown, Real Estate Brokers. EUGENE CAKUSI, Coun: NATHANIEL CAKUS Counsellor at Law. LEWIS J. DAVIS, Of Lewis Johnson & Co., Bankers. WASH. DANENBOWER, Real Estate Broxor. MILLS DEAN, Counsellor at Law. JOHN A. HAMILTON, Capitalist, CHARLES W. BANDY, ‘Kea! Estate Broker FRANK HOME, Wholesale Grocer. CHARLES A. JAMFS. President Bank of Washington. WILLIAM F. MATTINGLY, Counsellor at Law. SIMON WOLP, Counsellor at Law. Titles to al) real estate in Washington, Georzetown and county examined with accuracy and dispatch, Deeds, wills and all other conveyances of real prop- erty prevared. ‘Titles insured. sain Notice fs hereby civen of, derstuned to app'y ou the T JANUARY, sets, at ELEVE Cotintesioners of the charter under the act of DECEMRER 28, 180. the intention of ‘the WE DAY Ce Provide for the iucorpors in. é on of trust, and certain other corporat cunbia,” epproved October 1, 18%), for a= Op sed cotupany to be name! “The Union Security ompany." whose chare-ter and objectare ts carry ‘Columbia the kind or class of bustuess described tn wubdivision three of secti nove said art of Coneress, nainely: a security, wuaranty. indemupity, loan ard morurace business. The [naines of the proposed incorporators are the undersiened Pe cee fieney be pes Babson Aeisond” Meigen ir Beach, Etmonwen, — Capit, Brown, Mitla Dre BF Letahton. Wort Meriort Saith, FA. Kar ber Jun Uh Faptore George E: Hauititon, sbtiwde Basxise Horse Or LEWIS G. TEWKSEURY & co. 12S F st., Adame Iron Building, WASHINGTON, D. @ Manage Deposits received subject techerkand interest allowed cr dauy balances, Advances made to corre syondente against available collateral” Fecurities listed on the S ork Stock — Exchan Lought and sold for’ the ‘Meual commission. We have direct private wires to ont New York aud Chicago ofticen. Our facilities for trading » Grain and Provisions tleChicawo Bourd of Trade tre unequaled Fequirine additional factit- ties,are invited to call on oF address LEWIS G. TEWKSBURY & Co. W. & HOG ‘T. €, DANIEL. Sec. jy SUED SSS Tes mrreprne aNp Loa asso: CIATION, ESS F at. Washington, D.C. res, $100. payable im monthly tustalimente, abit Participate” ar all proste aid aheture ta Sb me ‘Faye Intorest on money denosited tn any amount. Government Ponds and all | preglatty or the cai Securities. ‘of all Lo. . mumission | Parties desiring to open ae ‘a well ay those | rontemplating s change in 4 Suggestion, wating arrangements oF Roows Yand 11, Atlantic Bulidiag, $90 F st. nw. INVESTMENT SECURITIFS. Stocks, Bonds and Grain bought and sold for cash or on mary Cotton bought and sold in New York or New Orleans. COLL ESPON DENTS. §. Mache & Co., New York Stock Exchange. Lehman Bros., New York Cotton Exchanea, Tehman, Stern & Co., New Orleans Cotton Exchange. Laiuson Bron. & Co., Chicago Bourd of Trade. Frivate wines to New ork, Cuteayu aud New Or ane. Teleplone. 42:8, ae? FO? Live ap vine INSURANCE BEE CHAS. I. GURLEY, 1335 F at. nw, Oftice of Wilifam B. Gurley. be., Be. Jorsox & Macaurse: MEMBERS OF THE NeW YORK STOCK EXCHANG: Correspondents of Messrs. Moore & Schley, 60 Broad- way. Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds. Deposits Exchange Loans Rallroad Stocks and Boris and al] securities listed on the exchanges of New Vork, Philadelphte, ” and Baltimore beuyht and sold. A specialty made of investient securities. District Ponds snd all local Raflroad, Gas, Lusurance aud ‘Telephone tock dew (in American Hell Talsphone Stock boueht and sold. da31 ue Nartonar, Sarz Deposit, SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY Of the District of Columbia, CORNER 15TH ST. AND NEW YORE AVE. Chartered by special act of Coneress Jan. , 1867, and acts of Oct., 1800, and Feb.. 1802. CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS, Rents safes from #5 each upward per annam. Eilver ware and valuables taken on deposit. TEN CENTS and upward recetved on deposit and interest allowed on eums of not less than 85. Prepares and keeps Wills free of charge—acts as Ex- ecntor, Administrator and Trustee—exeeutes Trust 62 all kinds. Zonas C, Robbins, re Wy, thew G. Emery, ‘Clephan Chiazies A. James, Meury A’ Wilard, F, Francis Rizws, Janes M. Johnston, Charles C. Glover, We Koss Peery, + doin 'G. Parke, ‘Thomas Hyde. Zoun F. Ron Willian E. nes, Clark, (720) Thomas Rs THE INAUGURATION. B.S EVENS £00. 00 ESN + the nest windows and balconies fort eat the lowest prices, Culland see ns before joratine 018-30 PECIAL NOTICES 2 ikely to be increasing cloudi- rarmer Thursday morniny, evening; easter'y winds. rer Nightly "ther Th You wonder why we do such a big bna ness and now. Here's ureday mer weather, they don't goto the ard Ja of ht. Unt co all the on of the to ada they always 01 of emul get y ha’s Feguiar prices is the “i Just'now: LIBBEY, BITTINGER & MILLER. Lumber, Mill Work and Builders’ Hardware, Cor. ave at et st aw. Branch, cor. 11th and sts. 5.0. 118 HEADQUARTERS PUBLIO COMFO. ee tot etina balding, 2a York ave, Percy G. Smith, clerk, All parties wishing to furnish accommodations to visitors during the inaugural are requested to call at headgu rters or sent deseription of quarters, stating sunber of persons that cay be supplied with, rooms, with and without meals, ec. ; also List of sizes at 7 leader Sod, «: n Tinporters, $2: changed. 400 violl 7 HE 27TH DAY <=" resigned. me_postth president the West End Nation SF Was ine wold my Severed ne that I may be found at Riley build ug, se. cor, of Oth Y. oF st.. at mo prices JOHN L’ WiGHT dald-tt 1416 G * . “MODEL B.,” weighs 36 Ibs. ali on, and is pretty encugh to please any feiin.ne fancy. Not necessary to book your order and then walt for S machine; we can furnish them now. FG. CO., GORMULLY & JEFFERY M FOR SALE—HORSE BLANKETS AND LAP ROBES. 429 | ES, WOODWALD ss LOTHROP, _10TH, 1TH AND F BIS. N. q=>COAL FACTS FOR COLD WEATHER. “Coal ts king, but there are as many arades of qua! ty in Coal ax thee are in dour. It can be so interior ag to be absolutely worthiess—even worse than. norca’. Beware of so-called cheap coal or you Will {this kind “We sell only the Dest coal, delivered ns the best condition and at the lowest possible price consistent With fair dealing. Try us. Y. BALDWIN JOUNSON. na0-tr 1101 K Ast. . DRESS SUITS round fo sare | <q OSIRIS LODGE, s ‘stated communi: the Cathietral” ofthe Beattie! on, WED ESD AY )VENING., January 18, 169 , at 7" o'clock. Work, fir and secun | degrees, Be or +r of tie WM. alr FRED. E. TASKER, Secrati RINCETON ALUMNI All. Prins temporarily s0- = of Columbia are requested to fend thetr bames, sadiress=n, eto the under- Signed that n complete let tay be prepared for. the order Secretary Princeton Alumni Association, noo tath ste ne. OF THE twood Railway “twill be held at mm Kellove tui-ding, WEDNES- 18K. HORACE 8. CUMMINGS. aN ane president. core Tit LS pure bramiy nd one-third part pure Musatel, om eeeat eee sees ering ery ck ae alee teresa gendee al ase wqyeinners ee ee heavy. body sherry at $3 per gal. or TNE COMPANY, (al 7h tw, | <a $2.50 Trousei a 0 5 00. 9.00 41.00. SUITS and OVERCOATS Reduced rs SALE. 43 now $2.90. ae a 0. CEISEMAN BROS. Jae r. 7th and Este. b.w. AMERICAN IGE AND COAL Go. Fand 10th sts. now, phone 484; coal yards, 489. sing 208 coal for the present We will sell the. for Cash with order, White Ashi Pea Coni..84°25 | Grate Cannel Coal. 89 | Winte Asn Chestnut. 6.85! Grate Splint Coal. 0,50 White Ash & 3. BW! Grate Ked Ash Coui 00 White Ash Stove Coal 6 10 Sawed & split Pine, 97 « Buy your COST, WOOD and ICE of us. Sai tion eUarantecd, A full line of table Homns from 10 per cent discount uff on alle 4] jal4tw = THOS 3. L LL, 1930 Pa. ave, qa D0 YOU WANT TO ENOW A SECRET? Be To ean cn toners, atl th we | will Five the secret of bottom prices on book bi j and all ite branches = >GREAT BA e; Be orestock-taking ‘At LUTTRELL'S, 20t_ st. and Pa, ave. |, In order to convert my lane sto-k of Dry Goods | inte ino: will taki yer cent on all cash, 1 81 up for tha wext BU THOS. J. LI IRGE W. GROW! 937 Fst. ARCHITECT. construction and he qe NONEY 10 LOAN ON REAL ESTATE IN LARGE OR SMALL AMOUNTS. ‘Loans made on Installment Trusts for 1020 years, payable monthly, quarterly or ab desired. Btraiaht Trusts at Jor Money advanced ca real estute. ‘Trust is canceled. Apply to K. L. GOODMAN, Agent, UNITED SECURITY LIFE INSURANCE AND ‘TRUST COMPANY OF PENNSYLVANIA, C03 13th st. n.w., Washington, D.C. Capital, $1,000,000. Full paid. Sarita eect. e =sIF YOUR PEET AVE ¢ Youcan KEEP THE: fag a pair of our BREWED SHOES, WARM by wea: K SOLE HAS Just $4.00. ‘Those 8.04 Hand-sewed Shoes, to whic » been so con- stantly calling your attention, are rapld sellers, and they have the iit, style and ‘Wear oi shoes sold ‘round town for much wore money. very par guaranteed. Come down fon and bus your Shoes, you will save money. RORERT COHEN & SON, The American Shoe Sellers 30 Pa. ave. n.w. (south side). Established 1838, gO SCAKCITY OF CO. F< At my yards. You inay select from a complete stock of the Righest yradey of fuel.” The priceswill aut you. J. MAURY DOVE, Main office, 2st and Tsts. ni w, Wi Foot Fand G 28th and K == COLUMBUS DISCOVERED AMERICA, ‘Aud the peorle of Washington. in th ir bust- ‘hess wisd si, haved scovered that the way to vet their printins “*on time” and in satisfactory, manner © to leave ther ordews with Ts. McGILL & WALLACE, Puinters and Publis Tor st Nothing too small or too large for us to pri La 414 11TH ST., 927 F 8: | Has purchased the engraving plantsof Maurice Joyce and the Allen Publishing Company. New machinery thas been added, new men nave been secured and this company 1s prepared to manufacture plates for illus- trative purposes by every known method. 2 First-class work and prompt execution may be re- Med upon. THE STANDARD ENGRAVING CO., Incorporated, MAURICE JOYCE, ‘Treasurer and Superintendent of Works, EDWARD H. ALLEN, President and Business Manager. 233m Riley, and of the s'i Lheavier lows sustained by those. Why Were nearest and dearest to hi, therefore be tt Resolved, That it is Lut a just tribiitetothe me. ory G ted tosay thatin regietiine his resoval det we tiourn ter chee ho Way worthy «f our reepect and reostd. Taemekeeds That we anne! cond we drevased on the di-pensst Pleated Divine Broviden® to vas in every with the family nwt which it has fick them and cot: Resolvad, That this heartfelt testimonial of our synupathy and sorrow be sorwarded to the family of our de arted rieu Dy the serrsary of this ¢ inpany & a tha’ the bosrd of directors attend the funeral services in a body. at AT A MEETING OF THE BOARD oF frustesof the ‘\rlineton Fire Ins rance dav of Janmery, 1803 the ed and ordere.. to be y transmitted to the of the R. biley. Resilved, ¢, trustees of the Arlington Fire_In- snrance Company ‘or the D'sirict of Columbia, That we haverersived with protound sorrow the intellt gence of thedesth ef onto Witiaw BR. Rey. In his hich ness intexrt ¥ Stomwest ety our compa jent counsel were of the conduct of our affais, His sound Judgiven? and estimable value to us i A Be Molise tring Aniantis Duitdine Coor | pany will be THURSDAY, January 19, at the Sftre it the New National Kriok ‘Company, Waterloo iba sfeecion cl stlpern nai Alrensary ee ibe cuvelane ear will bred anil Suck otter astitat an ms be Sey eared ne Vas polls tobe | open from 12m. vy th LORE B. EMMONS, Secretary. <s'TWAS A SUCCESS! } ‘You took a hold #9 gallantly that we shall extend the off-ring of 2.50, #2and $s Puff Scarfs for one dollar until Retorday night. 200 Puffs. Best Neckwear that ever went around a collar. Exquisite colorings. Choice 81, W. S&S TEFL, 935 Pa. ave. ja18 Fille the unvacyine ourieny and kinditness of hte rsonal refore aihies to its hereayesd tart FRANK T. RAWLINGS, Secretary. bs it ASPECIAL MEETI | eaten ee Aone Tompan hel writs oe Tiewday. Sunuary 17. 38 tng were iad and sande ut vcard ficew G., Emery, seconed tite’ Girewing eeaolution a mous: ‘adopted reas Wiitim it. Riley. lately our associate on tide bonrd, hus departed this i Therefore, un it tesolved, that both as individuals a by Sxpress onrdeep se se of his departure from any excellent | among 1s, oUF an frec of character, bl venial, kindly nature. his untfor: rl ne intewrity and bis wise Jude- that we tender “ur veartfelt ermoathy abd © to his bereaved widow and childres “Ops. ais ASHLEY M, GOULD, Secretary. RAND L. DGE OF THE T THE Gi S~> VENDENT ORDER OF (DD F of the District of Columbia will convene in seut Dy n to be present. Ses NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS -OF THE ee lineioe Pont cre Pee ompntn treia Sarumey 12.1608" fe Sas direooed fire norte Giviaen i ol ous and siechnl? persone te paid to ths holders af record Janine 34. 1800, Gugabie on wer or FER CARY TR ie | oy WB kok rx STPONED UNTIL FURTHER NOT! ntertainment by G. C. Thompson, Tent o oruer 7th and) “sts. nw. -Caus | Suais of tale We ent weather. Ticke geod unthi need saiseae® York on Janu- TSH, BP" Move Sucar Parties Are An Tho Go Now ‘That There is Plenty of snore. We offer choice Maple Koar and Syrup direct from the producers in Vermont and quaran'eed'to be absolutely pure eap goods, ELPHONZO YOUNGS CO., 428 Ninth st. at q . EXPUTA DALY HAS RE- me PAE EEE bul ati. NAVD -eations for lessons by letteronly. Jal Gt? ON JANUARY 2, Teo, I GAVE MY SON, Boo prank Ainpbcat an interest ia yoy nerd So ro'ahd patnt Unminest: Joraten at Noe 1: 004-6 an SUTaS Re city an No. & Monon . Anacontiny where DAME J. moved ber in todo businews under the rn sine of Jue vbell & Meise pen “gNO. 'T. CAMPBELL. PAMPER & ROSS’ “TRADE POINTERS Happy is the iman whose house hasno need for Weather Strips. We have yet to know him. Wind, snow, rain, dust, are bound to creep in unless the doors and windows are thoroughly stripped. Weather Strips make coal bills lower, make the house more comfortable and make the fur- niture and carpets las: longer. We'll put them up—or you can do it yourself. No charge for estimating the cost of s-rippine your house, Valentine's Felt Strips are best. You won't slip down if you wear Ice Creepers. We have them 2c. to $1 pair. Noashes. dirt nor trouble with Gas Heat- ing Stoves and about half the expense. ‘Only nsers can appreciate them Gas Stoves $2.75 BARBER & ROSS, Cor. 11th and G ats. n, qe 4VENT YOU NOTICED THEM? Many of the spiciest advertisements in the ‘‘Star” are written by us. We will write yours, Moderate charges. Write for interview. BUREAU OF AD. WRITING, ¥. 0. BOX 272, WASHINGTON, D.¢. Bae”? You kxow Tua —We are headquarters for all kinds of sta- tionery and Stationer's Sundries—that we keop in stock the largest assortment of Blank Books in the city—that we make to order any Kind and size and style of a Blank Book de- sired? Prices the lowest, quacities the best. EASTON & PY'PP, 42111TH ST., BLANK BOOK MAKEKS Gust above the avenue. 18 18, at rt GENTLE REMINDER. This is the proper time to lay‘in your spring and simmers supply of Shirts; a little wear now will render inem soft and easy P er a suits ‘when warmer weather comes on. UW A Seabee WM. GARNER, ae We make them to measure in any style fon. th vere made. _ as 1006 7h ot. aw FOR HIRE. desired—$0 a half dozen and up. B. C ra —e ee Jom _| BAIRD & GALT, 921 F STREET, wentar. Centrrtcatrs. Br irotisu tives bouts for reat hetentidiicltes MEN'S SHIRTS TO ORDER. SHIRTMAKFRS AND FURNISHFRS. 318, Alremas who wut called on ta bry a meritys | whickcvery dnan tn itae ‘nainess geht to fave: | Sr, 4 oy ithe time to have sour Shirts made, ‘DRESSY NESS SUITS AT COST. SAR eats tees is, Temeeeeaniy iowated 20 | The tratot the pear is, the ‘best tinue to begin then. | $f, © a wellknown fact that & shirt made in eve | §5 go> — = eRe its Hain coe, Rorthwen and exsiniog | The ve, Ramline’s \~tecord of Loans.” Yoverts ne of the beat equirped abict factories in the If yon want a Stylish, Tailor-made Business Sess kee Poeetetting ty Gaia Sae-Bundeed | cf SCe them or let toe vent therm to you for examina | Country, employ eoly ‘thoroayhiy ex peace wore Suit, made upinourown superior manner st Behar famerale | tion 3 5 about “ready-made” prices, you must call at Certificates draw 6 per cent interest and are trans. HL. McQUEEN, Printer and Publisher, Vest'possible manner. If otherwise don't keep them. es “> Sahiieaae convinced of | Telesbone 7h [428] hoe 1G Est. a. Ww. cota WOODWARD & LOTHROP. ave ae oe aie one “M. HINTS, President, @QeEeMANTELS, ANDIRONS, FENDERS, vELL- rayidly before the watin appreciation of our eet SBS Woe se | BS arates. Wroweuicircn | Gas ¥ = | = . city’s “dressy” men. eet whid-t J. H. CORNING. Tile Shop, 520 13th 4 oo. F B Axp| goa! coaLi coat if apie SNYDER & WOOD, IDELITY erprxe, Loax sD | bi “TER seta ie 1111 PENNA. AVENUE (Barr's 0!4 “Stand”, Ja18, INVESTMENT ASSN, Is the price of Philadelphia Pea Coal. ~ FOR MANY YE\RS 1 i's been necialt} 8I covowosr. xw, | _Aevodeot GGA rates, mora cok TRERoUh, Ween earmpes ANA Thaveatull and complete siock of Firet-grade Coat Look you may desire can be supplied by ASSF TS. $100,000.00 Pe for ‘me. hone 9 reg School can, 4 DUFS, 81 PRR MONTH ON FACHSHARE | ‘The Latrobe, > of the "AID. TO'B. 3. LESSONS.* MATURITY VALE IN 102 MONTHS, #200 he Ran re, W. C. MERTZ, SPREE Roricok rte eat. 's ““COM- HAVE YoU MONEY TO INVEST! PUR Branc! pe te een aoa ‘Mater. ETE CONCORDANCE,” omy 1.90, ALL SUMCentivicare touts ronaveana — | Malnemtes oh me r cd besebead Shop—514 11th st. 6.0. 1., Bookseller, 189TH ST.N.W. _se18 - ine calm. aed ~ We PAY 6 PEW CENT Fin ANNUM ON MOHOR Ae SATING nip 2m TO PHYSICIANS. rie cre ane TIME ee to a SPECIAL DEPOSITS OF $5 OR MOR! ‘stenographer both and are ocen- CAN BE WITHDKAWN ANs TIME UNSJ con unas sak ee we ee Piew aur nethe Aictation, but in % “SSA Ensen to enanenoromes | T) ee SoA acs at reat x Hosiery and 8uj with other ONLY. CAN BE REPAID AT THE RATE OF regen igh |: ‘ggitedln: SPeataneg. “potainae cau aves auoeraphs are sold for cash of iness iments, $05 FER MOMLt ON EAC 1,Ul0 SOR Relieves Chapped Skin. thing else needed by the physician. COLUM ENSTON, Pre Ror Go ELEN Bee OWED. Gilman's Certified ‘Thermoneter, SS a0 MAKE A OUR Fiarnre snow wr orree THE | DunwaTrxe — Me MOST FAVORABLE TERMS ON LOANS AND 2. D. GILMAN, DEPOSITS, AND OUR SECURITIES BEING Allays Irritation. om 627 Pa ave. n.w. ros erp p ceed td THREE TIMES THE VALUE OF THE LOAN vee x = with re8h.00 aon Ob. AND THELOAN BEING KFPAID MOSTLY | D)ppyarine Se tdi as Ae acme MAKES THE SECURITY STILL BETTER many fg ae és 00 Shoes 8: M MONTH, KENDEKING 1T IMPOSSI- Should Be Used After Washing. Det Men's 95. now 84.25. FLE FOR UU FATKUSS 40 Luss A cate areas AUSHEYE SBE BEE oan ~CALL AT ‘THE OFFICE FOR CIRCULARS Dinars ie sion Pree with, CARL. BT * FACTION OF 11s WoRTs, AND FUKIHER INFOKMATION. ‘Should Bo Used After Shaving. _iei-lm ""___ Seweler and Optician, ee —— st) MAKMISON DINGMAN, President, ‘Made and sold only by Ke rece INVITATIONS 3 Tribune, Almanae ‘Ree- : bie FAYE Foe kexps to revenge wii 12 en of enuraved ‘ork at about ou Serre cas eeeate and pertoes = SBinox «. i 000 F stu. ad 703 1th st. (Teiepnone, WO “Gatti” PET ithet aw, |z0Em c. n ‘7TH BT. ¥.W. A EXTRA. 4:50 O'CLOCK P.M. A SERIOUS FIRE. |The Store of Guy, Curran & Co, in Flames, HARD TASK, |THE FIREMEN’S Considerable Difficulty in Getting to Work, ADJOINING BUILDINGS SUFFER Fire broke out in the business place of Guy, | Curran £ Co.'s dry gosds, notions, £c., 311 9th street, about 3:25 this afternoon with such vio- | lence that the employe’s were obliged to leave | the building in all possible haste. ORIGINATED IN THE BASEMENT. The flames originated in the basement di- rectly beneath tho office in the main store. The origin of the fire is attributed to a defect- ive flue. Analarm ef fire was at once turned inand the fire department responded with | promptnese. pus ceacion nthe TO. Or fo? Sg| The work of fighting the flames was carried ae = continu: until th | on while an immense crowd of spectators that! Tyr Auwex Ram.—The Secretary of the Attest: W. ‘It_ | thronged all the adjoining streets watched the Navy has designated Febraary Las the date for r—"! Se % saareed ee ate | Promress made by the fre department in their tio Seunching of ths Annee eal, Metropolit urch, sts, RSL. i ' an - Jarnery 1. Ail imter’t ah the Weldare-cf the amas | CoMtest with the flames, i A FEELING OF ANXIETY. | The location of the building. standing as it | does almost in the center of a block of business houses, gave rise to a fecling of anxiety lest | the valuable property should be entirely swept | away. On one side is the large paint establishment of Francis Miller, while on the other is the building occupied by Mr. Duncanson as an | auction house. In a portion of this latter build- ing is located the business of the Sonoma Wine Compa The building and the adjoining property ex- tend back to the buildings which front on D Street and also on the avenue, the whole con- stituting an important business area. The Guy, Curran & Co. building will be com- pletely gutted and what damago may be done to the Duncanson building cannot be estimated now. Mr. Curran was seen by a Stax reporter, but he said he could give no estimate of the amount of the damage. The stock, be said, was insured but he thought the insurance would not cover the total amount of loss. ‘When engine No.-2 reached the fire it was de- layed on account of a frozen fire plug and the condition of the street that prevented the en- gine from getting in position. An entrance was effected by breaking open the door and then an effort was made to sub- due the famos. The other engines as they arrived were as- signed to the rear of the buildings and all worked with a will, but under decided disad- vantage. ‘The Somona California Wine Company in the front part of the Duncanson building will probably suffer considerabie loss from water and smoke. THE POLICE ARRANGEMENTS. Major Moore was quickly on the scene and immediately took charge of the police force. Lieuts, Amiss, Kelly and Boyle each with a squad of men were on hand. Ropes were stretched and the crowd was kept within bounds so that the firemen had an unintetrupted opportunity to battle with the flames. progress at the Academy but the audience was assured that there was no danger and the play proceeded without any fear. NOT TIME TO LOCK THE SAFE. Mr. Ingram of Guy, Curran & Co. bad not time enough to lock the firm’s safe, so rapidly did the flumes and smoke spread. The employes of the firm attempted fora time to extinguish the fire, but it had gained such a headway that they were compelled to escape as quickly as possible. Chief Parris, upon arriving at the fire, im- mediately turned in a general alarm and the efforts of the entire department were soon di- rected to preventing the fire from spreading to the adjoining buildings. THE FLAMES BURST FORTH. At 4 o'clock the flames burst forth from the the north, including the one occupied by Dun- canson Bros., the auctioneers, appeared to be doomed. NO FIREWORKS IN THE BUILDING, ‘One of the clerks in the burned store stated that there were no fireworks in the building. AN UNCOMFORTABLE RUMOR, Uptown a report that the Academy of Music was burning was freely circulated and it caused considerable excitement among those who had friends at the matinee that was in progress, ‘There was no panic in the theater. ‘THE FIRE DEPARTMENT'S WoRK. Engine Company No. 2, with Foreman Mad- dox, was the first to arrive, and the other com- ponies, 2, 8, 4, 5,6,7, and 8, and truck com- panies A, Band C, with the chemical engine | ‘were soon on the ground. Chicf Parris directed the general plan of fighting the fire, assisted by Chief Belf'attacked the fire from the rear with companies 8, 4, 6, and 8 and truek A,while Chjef Lowe took the front and poured three streams into the burning buildings from com- panies 2, 5, 7 and 9. ‘The flames burst with great force out of the third story and truck C was sent for. A water tower was made and two compenies deluged the flames from a position 60- feet in the air. A WARD TIME IY THE REAR ‘While the firemen were battling with the fiames in the front thove under Chief Belt were having a hard time in the rear. j Mre. Col. W. G. Moore, would amount to but When the fire broke out a matinee was inj} building in renewed force and the buidings on | rWO CENTS. Shop and Dancanson’s Auction Rooms was the only means of entrance, and the department worked with great ifieulty, TELEGRAPH WIRES AN OBSTACLE. The rear of the buildings were strung with Wires, and these also proved a serious obstacie | to the firemen. | A large telegraph pole in the alley canght | afire and threatened every moment te fail, The | men worked like beavers, although they were covered with ice, THE INSURANCE. The National Union Insurance Company ear- Tied an insurance of $4,000 on the building occupied by C.C. Duncanson and $2,200 on the stock of the Goodyear Rubber Company. Mr. Larner, agent for the company, stated | that the rubber goods were probably an-| injured, and at 4 o'clock he thought the damage | to the Duncanson building, which is owned by little. cUrnixe tre wines. Superintendent Renshaw of the United States Electric Lighting Co. arrived at the fire soon after the alarm sounded. we the assistance of of his men all the wires leading to the building were quickly cut and by this means the work of | the fire laddies wae greatly facilitated. slic ES Washington News and Gossin —— two Governsvext Recrirts Topay.—Internal revenue, $274,854; customs, $706,079, | Seonetany Tracy bas gone to New York on legal business, Detacnrp Frou tax Bean.—Firet Lieut. 8. E. Maguire bas been detached from the revenue | to him two TO BE BURIED FRIDAY Services Over the Remains of Gen. Hayes. FOREIGN COUNTRIES AY THE. FAIR A Sleighing Party Run Down ata Grade Cregsing. TELEGRAPI NEWS, NPRAL, Fremont on Frid: Afernoon Ex-President Rutherford B. Hayes died last night at 11 o'clock in bis pleasant home, Spregel Grove, a short distance outst { Fremont, Ohio. Hoe was surrounded by his fh Al though over seventy vears old he wae the pi ture of ruddy health, until suddealy down by neuralgia of the heart fered from the disease for m . when e death of Mrs. Hay Frrxoxt, Onro, Jan. 18.— The death of ex | President Hayes was pe Nhile dying he frequently referred toa visit tmade to hie | wife's grave on the preceding Sunday and ap of the quiet beauty of the snow-cor jered inndscape He said that he a most wiehed be was iving there by the side of his wife. It was all so peaceful, “and yet uubappy; my life » an es- His last words were Hilbi-t, © whom family phveician, De Tknow fam § The words were spoken bore a bi Le and his tly steamer Bear and placed on waiting orders, Tue Crvmen Parcaperrara will sail from New York tomorrow for Port Royal, 8. C., to assist in the trial of the pneumatic guns of the ‘Vesuvius, Ant Exmrrs ror Tar Farn.—The training ship Constellation arrived at Funchal, Madeira, todav on her way to New York with art exhibits tor the world’s fair. | Tartens.—The Presi- dent's callers this morning included Senator Sherman, Col. Corbin, U.S. A., Representative | O'Neill of Pennsylvania, Col. Rathbone. Tue Parestpent's Tue Canrver Mretixo.—The cabinet yester- day again considered the question of commercial retaliation upon the Dominion of Canada, The President will send a message to Congress on the subject in a few days. Spary’s Exnrert.—The Department of State is informed that the Spani-h government in- tends to make a creditable exhibit at the | world’s fair, particularly in the departments of | arts and antiquities, as it is the intention of the government to select only best articles from their own historical exposition. Navar Onvers.—Parmaster Henry C. Ma- chette has been detached from the receiving | ship St. Louis, 31st instant, and ordered to duty | at the naval station, Key West, Fla.; Paymaster | H. BR. Smith, from the naval station, Key West, | Fla, and ordered to settle accounts, and | then to hold himself in readiness for orders to tea; Surgeon P. M. Rixey has been ordered to the Doiphin 6th February next; Passed tant Surgeon James D. Gatewood has been de’ached | from the Dolphin 6 February next and granted leave for two months, | Mr. Blaine passed a quiet night last night. Dr. Johnston left the house at 9 p.m. He said the condition of Mr. Blaine was unchanged. Tae physicians did not visit the house again | during the night. | “Mr, Blaine passed a very comfortable night lindeed,” eaid the attendant at the door of his residence at 8 o'clock thismorning. Neither of the physicians had been at the house up to that hour. ‘The morning hours in and about the Blaine | mansion today were not marked by any un- usual events. The caliers were few. Dr. Johnston visited Mr. Blaine at 11 o'clock and remained twenty minutes. He found the patient sleeping and could not say with aceu- racy what Mr.Blaine’scondition was,but thought it compared favorably with that of yesterday | unlest he might not be quite so strong. If there was a-change, added Dr. Johnston, 1t was in that direction. | Ata late hour this afternoon it was eaid at | Mr, Blaine’s house that the ex-Secreiary was still asieep, but that he seemed to be doing | fairly well. “Is he as well and strong day?” the attendant was asked. “Yes, I think he is quite as well as be was | yesterday he was yester- —_———_ THE SILVEK QUESTION. ‘Mr, Villard Satisfied With the Way Matters Are Developing. Henry Villard has returned to w York quite well sutisfied with the way matters are de- | veloping on the silver question in the House | and he will be back here in a few days. The anti-silver men in the House are in better shape now, apparently, than they have been | terests of Californs f Mr. Hoyos will ace Pri day after Mis remains wall be buried tm | Oakwood cemetery beside those of bis late | wite. | GEN, WAVES’ LAST MOMENTS. The Haves mansion at 9 o'clock last night was wrapped in silence and darkness, with only | the steady glow of a light room of the mansion on the Toom was the one occ 1 by the acricke nt. The ¢ port that the car dition of Hayes was im proving an be was resting easily | allaved most euxpicion, so that the en ap- pearance of Webb Haves with the announce. | ment that his father had just died proved ® | slrock to all. From Mr. Haves at was learned | tha the con his father took a «adden change eariy in the evening pid dimwolu- tion followed. The members of the Hayes faraily have all along been exceedingly reticent concerming the condition of « aves and the attending | physiczan bas followed the same Rourae An immediate friend of the tamily gave a complete description of the scenes attendant | upon Gen. Haves’ last hour. Early in the even- | ing the condition of the ex-Preaident was quite tavorable toward a good might, and with that assurance the family, worn cut from their con tinued wate retired early to rest. It wns | only for a short time ¥ were hastly aroused and called t the now dving father, The end soon came and che dix- tinguished man passed peacefully and pain- len-ly away at 1045 p.m.. with members of the ng physician around bem Hayes. a son of the ex-Prest- the above state The death of universal sorts known and | here since hix retirement fro was plain and unostentatious eqn the crnuer of exci peyetr Sor ple until the death of Mrs. lay caused he ago. Death came quietly and easily. The family, who bad been ha-tily aroused, were at the 4 side. Two sous, Birchard and Scott,were absent from the city, but they arrived bore today ATIONS. reign and State CW Approprat ons for the governmeats and the Curcaco, Jan. 18. world’s fair by fore different states of this country ary practically nortly | closed up, and President Harrison will | be officially notified by Pres | port just how much the United States and all | other count to do for the big fair President Palmer's report wall be completed, within the next few dave. | When President Hs «this report | he will tind that fore told, ret apai approxiun FOREIGN COUNTRIPS REE This amount is distributed among cighty-te nations, colonies, principalities, fc. Of this number thirty-eight have organized official commissions to conduct their world’s fat business, The remaining number will have exhibits at the fair under less preten- ious auspices, 7 are already im of construction sixteen fore a will make buildings. These pavili in their nature. Countries wb: exhibits in the main building have deemed it necesmary to construct apecial pavdions. Ger- many heads the list with an appropriation of $500.000. France 1, ‘having appro- priated $733,000. Japan comes next with $630,000 and Brazil is fourth with $400,000. ‘The next largest is Great Britain, appropriat- ing €291,000. WHAT THE STATRS NAVE DONE. Following the recital of what moneva have been appropriated by foreign couatries Diree- tor General Davis has «ubmitted a list of the states which have set aside money for the fair. Thirty-one of the states are erecting pavilions. ‘Theirappropriations aggregate #3.000,045. Tili- nois heads the column, having se’ snide $500,- 09 to decray the tate expenses, while the in- New Vork and Pennavive- nia will be taken care of with the «1m of $300,- 000 for each state. Colored, Jowa, Michigan, Ohio and Washington have each anproprated $100,000 or over and the other states range from $20,000 to $75,000. A number of statexexpect to secare increased appropriations. New York 1 a kung for €300,- 000 more from its state legislature, and Gow. Flower has recommended it. New Jersey ie pleading tor $70.00, North Dakota wants more money, and Kentucky. hich has Jost made an aeprepiinn, Spromitag OF Kentucky senate vesterday passed the | ' finance : F | ! Hh lil bill to 100.000 for the, Kentacky Soyetes aly "to cepmieere of the guovioan, reo! who is knows to be in favor of it, Svcs r~ coataeng KILLED AT A GRADE CROSSING. A Sleighing Party Knocked Right and Left by a Ratiway Train,