Evening Star Newspaper, January 20, 1893, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY, AT THE STAk BUILDINGS, no by Pennsylvania Avenue, corzer 11th 8t., Evening Star ere Company, N, Prestt S f. KAUFFMAN < = Sew York Ofer, 8% Potter Building. breasts 1m fs served to subscribers in the betr © cents per month. Copies anywhere in the United States or staue prepaid 30 conta per mouth. ‘Le Swert Stam @1 00; Fy Added. 2.00. oo he. Post Of Che bening Star. ase ail matter ‘Vor 82, No 20,474. WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 1893. TWO CENTS. FINANCIAL. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES, If you have surpins money lying idle why Rot make ft earn you somefhinof Li haue you a certificate of Depostt RY aMOUNt You destre to place with as, A pay you interest on Payable on dem: or we will pay you4 per cent in three onthe, per contin stx mon‘hs or 6per cent in one year, whichever arranzement is Anost ec nvenient OW We sha!’ be pleased to talk it over with we at any fi WooDs & Co. Bonkers, tae F STREET NW mu Tus Wise: xetos Loss Asp Trest COMPANY, FIREPROOF GRANITE BUILDING. OTH AND F STS. Paid Up Capital _ 090,070 | Surpius and Undtvided Profits - 149,000 Organized under ACT OF CONGRESS and subject | fo supervision of the UNITED STATES GOVERN. | MENT. Actsa» } TRUSTER, EXECUTOR, ADMINISTRATOR, TREASURER AND DEPOSITORY President. Vice President. fed is wil! be received at Room 103, Len- NATH'L CARUSI, A. T. BRITTON, Pate ae hay “PS OE iL st.. for the privilege of erecting Secretary. ‘Tressurer. Viewing stat on the public reservations com- mencing at Lafayette Square to Peace Monument, Tue Disrmcr Tirtz Issenaxce Besse ommeation be ‘bela The reviewing stands to be erected under direction SANT 3D G30 p.m. Work, Bt. COMPANY, of, the "Comraisaioners 1. Coras to satety ‘and an- | Dy ofder of the W. M. D.'G. DIXON, croachment on sidewalks, and to be decorated tothe | Jel" ___ Secretary. 61013 h street northwest. | Satisfaction of committer on sirect decorations. Pro- ANEW COMMANDERY OF THE Gt N = Donals will be received for one or all. 23 per cent of each proposal in cash or certified check must accor CAPITAL, $200,000. Pany cach proposa.. the balance to be paid when | chart bers ccommodated by Bike ede teat marae tts | Page Coy ey ated ta a or is. lanks, forme and in: |. 415 oth wt DIRECTORS. cam be obtained eve Pe | E- GRAHAM, 415 4th st. Jal9-3¢" A. T. BRITTON, President American Security and Trist Co. JAMES L. BARKOUR, Wholesale Grocer. GEORGE. W. BROWN, Of Fitch, Fox & Brown, Real Estate Brokers. EUGENE CARUSI, ‘Connaellor at Law. NATHANIEL CAKUSI, Counsellor at La LEWIS J. DAVIS, Of Lewts Johnson & Co., Bankers. WASH. DANENHOWER, Real Estate Broker. e headquarters, All stands be removed before M: US. Proposals for pb received at the sauue flue, Proposals for erection of the grand stand in front the Penn able cont of compretion tions will be recefved. tn for egraud stand! the -ame Is ac epted ai ms JHA RISON JOHNSON, Chairman of Comunittee on Parks, Keservati wiles. Jal HEADQUARTERS CARRIAGE CO! MITT! MILLS DEAN, Counsellor at Law. JOHN A. HAMILTON, mubered one fo ten, both iuciusive, for use dul arc 3g house—plans, specifications and prob- ame excepuing decora ‘ihe committee offers $50 (fifty dollars) for the best THE CORCORAN GALLERY OF AW’ will_be open to SAT Ss lsnuary 20, from 7:30 each FRIDAY NIGHT thereal By order 8-St ERAN ' ‘and | 8. BARBARIN, Curator. DGE. No. 7 FA NL | <a will be organized in this ciwy FEB- UARY 6. Any lady or zentleman desiring to join ai | SPIRIT! iM. —MINS MAGGIE GAULE of Baltimore, the wonderfully gifted test covery FRIDAY during therdey (or pepeatenlte tings at the* Columbia,” 708 L1th st.o,w.,and Wonn's ‘Hall, ‘Léth st. n.w., every FRIDAY night ocl3-th&fsin i ANNUAL MEETING OF ‘stockholders of the of | nd DAY, Januar; dient == MADAME 3. ESPUTA-DALY Bas KE: Be reveal hr inusical studio othe Meteorol | jons for lessons by letter only. am uns for lessons by 1 i mae <7 WEST WASH ‘Noifce ts hereb: Capitalist, CHARLES W. HANDY, ue see tea tein WASHINGT: . January 18, 1893. FRANK HOME, Wholesale Grocer. CHARLES A. JAME: is. buildings. armories, stables, dining rooms alls. refreshment bal s, &¢.. who. may be willing Jet thew or furnish ieals an’ President Bank of Washington. | Seretiomies, Slt essen, attending the inauwu WILLIAM F. MATTINGLY, Pubiie Comfort, "Lennan building. 14 Caiisiéaacioae ave, stating the capacities of the wise, wh SIMON WOLY, {ow and feediny ‘Counsellor at Law. iar: what, if All owners, proprietocs or agents having larie dt refreshments for cv r for men or horses, the prices, facilities for sleeping, heat- any, space for storaye, san- January 16, 1865. partnership formerly bs Chas nut hay | by mutual consent and the interest of | H Schutt, deceased, witudrawn trom | kinds of business carried on by said frm | will hereaiter be carried on solely by the undersigned in his own name, to whom ali billedue the late Arm inust be paid and who Will vay ail deUts dne by said fir (ial9-3re} CHAKLES R. SCHUTT. A TIMELY RECIPE. Brandy 2-8 parte Muscatel—1-$ vart is “the” remedy for try it? Let us supply GTON, D. y wiven that the existing by u oF to 1 a L <a m with the Br Jer Associations srranvewents aud such other useful informatio Fer Churches, Lode aud other Associations. | ctktin agen eeat ne = at 81 per bot. and the Muscatel at 0. 16r ee Seen ee SO ENS rene ts ik renk atatn in Wahianlon, Cosmmitons + AE A ar Nowor.” Chokes yradce'ot/hne Waning ras es to al) real . : — Nguor. Cliolce yrades of tine can ewer and county examined with accuracy and Gispatch. RICHARD SYLVESTER, Kecording Sec.__Jalt-iw always be found'in our stock, Extra heavy, SAPE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT, im sive vanite are 0 year-the renter sty box and has access to snes during office hours. Rents fm which private boxe TIRE PROOF OFFICE BUILDING. Offices rented equaled in the ada > business 5 aces they vossens surroundings, movtern conveniences and central loca- then For the epectal accommodation of ite many depart- to #30 men fice hours are from 9 a m. Bem. every day aot alga! boltlay. OFFICE RAINARD Ht WARNER, President. INO. JOY EDSON, Vice President. INO. A. SWOPE, 2 Vice President. INO. K CARMODY, Treasurer WM. B ROBISON, Secretary. ANDREW PARKER, Assistant Secretary. COUNSEL: JOHN BL LARNER, General Counsel A. S. WORTHINGTON, Advisory Counsel. J. J. DARLINGTON, Advisory Counsel sao. GENTH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE WasHT Mos Giiuuts WaTks SUPPLY COMPA JANUALA B). 15K RESOURCES. x Asseonments collectiile LIABILITIES. pital stock—ai! paid in fee ‘and lowe account George Trursdeii and others. We, the anidersizned. Prevident and Trustees stitution « majrity of the trustees of the W. Hl. W Go... be reby certify mest of the aBairs c fore me on te “Och day Winkie batt. coment A Br Misr ARE. Why work have somethii can have an . Lote of fun, and yet die rich, by carryine a tidy little sum in life insurance. mye about it | CHAS L GURLEY. 126 F ST. Joux F. Waocawax ranie b $k 00) Wanted, Leite security i } Mosey Apvascen | MONEY ADVANCED To MERCHANTS onall high- clam accounts owing them MONEY ADVAXCED To CONTRACTORS for car- | Fring on work MONEY ADVANCED TO REAL ESTATE SPECU- LATORS- First and sood second trust notes accepted ss collateral for loans. Trust mites maturing iMopportunely taken up and carried. ADVANCED FOR ALL PURPOSES. MONEY ADVANCED AGAINST ANY AVAILABLE COLLATERAL. STOCK. BONDS AXD KEAL ESTATE BOUGHT | AND SOLD. ANI business strictiy confidential. Ww. E LEWIS, | Banker and Broker, Room 23, Kellogg building. 1416 F CIATION, 1313 F st. Shares. $100. payable in wonthiy installments, whieh participate im all protis aud wature to Bi menths ‘Pays ioterest on money teposited tn any amonnt, Sand 6 per cent interest paid om special devo: from the date they are sade oe Bemnprsa. _Loax INVESTMENT ASS"N, WS-0146 ST. XW. | assrTs '#100,000,00 DIPS. $1 FFP MONTH O¥ FACH SHARE. MATURITY YALE IN 107 MONTHS, #200, HAVE You MONEY To INVEST? PUR | (CHASE AN 8 PER CENT PEK ANNUM COU- Bod CERTIFICATE TO RUN FOR 3 YEARS WE PAY @ PEN CENT PER ANNUMON SPECIAL DEPOSITS oF $5 OF MORE CAN BE WITHDKAWN ANs TIME OND DAYS NOTICE MONEY LOANED TO SHARFHOLDERS ONLY. CAN BE KEPALD AT TUE RATE OF €i8 PER MONTE ON EACH @1,000 BOK ROWED. OCR FIGURFs SHOW WF OFFFR THE MOWT FAVORABLE TERMS ON LOANS AND DEPOSITS, AND OUK SECURITIES BEING THEEE TIMES THE VALUE OF THE LOAN AS? THE LOAN BEING KFPAID MONTHLY MAKES THE SECURITY STILL BETIER EACH MONTH, BENDEKING If IMPossi- BLE FOR vols FALHUN® 40 Lose A DoLLar CALL AT TRE OFFICE FOR CIRCULARS ADL FURTHER INFORMATION. a MAKMISON DINGMAN, President Asp} Foun: | —_——— AYE TOU FONDS To seyret? MILL 2 PER | rt Paeeei __ es 2 Cc. T. Hoavessre, | Member Weshington Stock Exchange, Leal Estate and Stor Broker, eS . Bios bored 203 noid n New York or New Orleans. } Roous ¥snd 11, Atlantic Building, WO Fst. nw INVESTMENT SECURITIES. Bonds apd Grats bough! and sold for cash or COREESPON DENTS. Poche k Co.. New York Stock Exchanes. Smee Brow. New York Cotton Fachaner. Stern & Co. New Orieane Cotton Exchange. Bros. & Ca. Chicago of Trade. wines to New ore, st New Or- Felepnone. 40k vel 7-te TREET HANDBOOK FREE. of quotations for thirty years. Active ft w@ md on moderate warging Ab RCGUSTUS BRANSPU TY 2 co. "AC S BRANS. ek CO. * 00 roadway. N.Y. erty prevared. Ws8tsatos, v. c. | dersiumed to app'y on the | ecutor, Administrator and Trustee—exceutes Trusts Deeds, wills and all other conveyances of réal prop- 201m A MINE OF INTERESTING KEADING, ——seneral, political, historical, statisti- Ewen. pce. THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC AND POLITICAL MEGISTER FOR 18, Measured by ite cnntents, itoughtto be adoltar. PARRER, 619 7TH ST. N. W. Titles insured. DECEMBER 28, 1892. intention of ‘the. ui Notice is hereby given of, the 4 TWE: the “incorvoration of ‘trust, loan. mort- ther corporations within the Dis- 1800. fora | bargain. ‘There i» money fn theta for 401 he Cuilon Security HL, MeQUEEN. Printer and Publisier, ‘aretc carry | Televhone 7 Yala] 10s 1110 Est ind or class of iness described in satdivision three of secti none ° namely: & security, Sicorporscors are the W.D. Davideo, Ghersrdi Davis, Jos. K. McCammon, Jas. G. karne, inyraved in correct form. y ‘ipt makes a close fiuita. Hon of engraved work at about one-third the cot. BYRON S. ADAM: {Telephone, 830.) (all) ULL DKEys SUITS FOR WIRE, ‘A. T. Britton, Ino. Jor Edson, jal T have several thousind copies which I will sell ut © NG INVITATIONS AND CARDS body Sherry Bal. OF 75c. at. TO-RALON WINE COMPANT, Har OF 738: at 614 14th 191" Telephone, 998, _ HEADQUARTERS PUBLIC COMFORT, Room 302, Tenman building, 1425 New York Percy G.'Smith, clerk, M. 1. Weller, chai ‘All parties wishing to furnish accommodations to visitors during the inaugural are requested to call at headanrters or send description of quarters, stating number o! charter under the act of Congress entitled “"An act to | au every meuiber of ft more ot leas, wLlwant a por. | O83: jal Lin Kn. KEMINGTOY Standard TYPEWRITER I Absolutely Revinala Fenda), = WM. GARNER, Ceres uED. fan el Wilson, 221.3m nia vil Ge w= || Seid Osten extclarw, Koss Ferry 2MANTELS, ANDIRONS, FENDERS, | +'3ckofl, Seainans & Benedict, Calderon Carlisle, Grates, Wrought-iron Gas Fixtures, & or, Bth aud F sia, nl4-m, tu, tb.f, tf lair Lee, Bheclal discounts waile making changes. Sinompson, J. Holdsworth Gordon, Bont dH. CORNING ile Shoe, 320 1k pier Ordwaye — Edwant h) Newman reve enn vis, Siahicn Nehford, Moran Ht. Bead — MileDeene BP" Leiebton eS FCIAL Pants save. Wm Hervert Smith, 7. A. Lambert copie Hi Taylor, George E. Hauititon. 2.90. now $2.0 = 5 00. xixo Horse Or LEWIS G. .TEWKSBURY & CO., 1285 F st., Adams Iron Building, WASHINGTON, D. @ ¥. B. HIBBS, Manager. Srop Lise a SUITS apa OVERCOATS enced 89.90. ‘ EISEMAN BROS., Cor. 7th and E sts. nw. HON. J. LUTTRELL Is off rine the greatest bargainsin all kinds ., The largest and best towel in the city "A ANIL AS $1.50 we of table Hinens from Eerogita rreetved sablect From hand to mouth, Take advantare of | Ais per cone dishentus Ca't0 tilceay mlestion Devout. heck and fnterest alowed fx <idaily balances. every stepping stone you find along Iife'shigh- | "}alfow THOS J. LUTTRELL, 1990 Pa. ave. Adval ade to corre. . <qx2D0 YOU WANT To KNOW A SECRET? Advances, roniients against available oe Mae ® Ge necenent Merneet | Rin. ah a blonie cit Gh a ae collateral, its persistent plodding. If you spend as wil} ivs the’ sacret of bottom prices on book bid ini Governinent Bonde and all you make your ‘‘pile” will be but a dwarfish GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS Government Bonde. Le. mocker of your blizhted ambition. Credit At LUTTRES eat ie aioe Tn order to convert muy large stock of Dry sete forte nai the donee of uate | ot Seskog a reo ck ot Dr7 Goods Arect prtvate a | Stles from or thin ne: Re Frivate Wires. foonr New York and Gatire., Thorich man hesrot crediteverywhere. | “ig Sw: ‘THOS. J, LOTTHELE, 1990 Pa. ave. Ciiteage ot ‘The poor man hasyotcredit HERE. Thekind Our facilities for trading credit that bides your convenience. The credit | Jee ae Bere THEM WARM, seer —_— Se citaes hos or ‘Trade that helps—that breaks up the total of a pur- Fee ee Oe OFS: apd they will cost you oy prs chase into tiny frazments that the most modest ‘Those $1.0) and $3.50 Hand-sewed Lecai Securities Purshane ond Sale of all Lo- income can easily meet. Fs aetly Saul’ sratention, ace rant Farties desiring to pen Everything that makes a house ahome— - Oi toes soldround toma Tor much Povo me A vari FURNITURE~C4RPETS—ond DRAPERIES ry pair guaranteed. 4 Suggestion. ‘iistine. arruncemments of DRL ee Pe a pcoaig ain nen and buy your Shoes, Tequiripg additional tacili- ties, are invited to call on or address eur LEWIS G. TEWKSBURY & CO. Egurravte Cuzprr Sysrew Benrar. Certiricates. All persons who may be {the famt!y or a friend are res ‘week or month. Hovse & Hennwax 917. 919, 921, 923 SEVENTH ST., heaton draw Oper cent interest and are trans. fersbietoany one. ‘Exauibe ant be convinced of Sour interest in te anstier. > H. HINES, President, TSS 14th st. now. n2d-chin Corsox & Macartse BERS OF THE NeW YORK STOCK = EXCHANGE, wld 696 MASS. AVE. N.W. Correspondents of Messrs. Moore & Schley, 80 Broad- wa Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds. _ Loans and all securities ated ‘aflroad Stork on the exchanges of New York. Philadelpuia: Boston | —a little down—the balance in “‘litties” once a <IF YOUR PERT ane You can KEEP THEM WARM by wea: of) COLD bE ROBERT COHEN & SON, ‘The American Shoe Setters, G20 Pa. ave. now. (south side} Established 1838, NO SCARCITY OF COA At my yards. You may select from a complete stock of the Righest grades of fuel.” The pricented emi? yon MAURY DOVE Branch ontsit oes, Zist and T stan ranch Offic arves. Foot Fand G'sts. a. w. 1206 H st. nu. w. G4 MSst now, 8th and Kota, new. Jaztne COLUMBUS DISCOVERED AMERICA, BS Katie pencic of Wanbineton ia tite bi Thess wisdoan, haved svovered That the way to wet their printiny ‘e'and in satisfactory Manuer is to leave ther orders with us. McGILL'S WALLACE, Printers and Publishers, 1107 Est nw. Nothing too small or too large for us to print "Ja7 OND DAY MORE. ‘You have just one day more in which to buy 82.50, 82 and $1.50 Fine Silk Puff Scarfs at one dollar each, as the Douchtand sold. And orculty wade of investinent securities, District Ponds and all lors Railroad, Gas, Insurance aud ele tock deait in " Ytlerka Bell Telephone Stock bourhtand sold. de | | Tue Sarre Sure oF Lanrs Fixe Foct Wear OF THE CELEBRATED MAKE oF A F. SMITH, Now in progress at Tae Wanrex Suoz Hovse, Nartoxar, Sare Derosrr. SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY Of the District of Columbia, ENEE 15TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE. Chartered by special act of Consress Jap., 1867, and acts of Oct., 1890, and Feb.. 1892. CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS. Rents safes from $5 each upward persnaua i Mitver wave and vetunbias taken on Gapestt. ‘our most sanguine expectations. TEN CENTS and upward received on deposit and interest allowed on sums of not less than 8 Prepares ani keeps Wills free of charge—acts as Ex- to wear these samples (which are mostly has e-rtainly surp:ised us ‘There are many especiaily neat, stylish and pre shoes among these sunples, which are made by 1 all kinds. x BENJAMIN P. SNYDER, President. PHARtES © GLOTEE. best vice President. JAMES M. JOHNSTON, Second Vice Pres. THOMAS HL JONES, Third Vice Pres ‘them. Has been unprecedentedly Iarge. In fact, way beyon’ ‘The number of ladies favored ‘ith feet small enough ‘34g und 4) most skilled workmen of the finest selection of stock, aud any lady getting a pairof them saves from one to two dollars, as they are scld at less than cost to make They are melting away very fast, and ins few days ‘your choice of selection will not be near a good as at offer will be withdrawn Saturday night, W. 8. TEEL, 935 Pa. ave. 3019 i3"forn 413 WELL- cur TROUSERS, =_ TO PHYSICIANS. ‘Our stock is larger and better arsorted than ‘ever before and prices lower than computt- tors’, Surzical Tustruments, Silk Elastic Hosiery and Supporters, ‘Trusses, Crutches, Splints, Bandages, Dressines and every thing else needed by the physician, Gilman's Certified Ciinicsl Thermometer, 31. tty ‘the 7 * Z. D. GILMAN, E. FRANCIS RIGGS. Treasurer. the present time. i. ALBERT L. STURTEVANT, Secretary. Remember, that it will be imnpossiblefor us to dupii- | _Ja3-1m €27 Pa. ave. nw. ‘Directors: cate these samples vrior to July 1. ‘Rentanit a der, De ", Robbins, River ke Sinetowant, — Anaregwylte —- BS ™ STANDARD ENGRAVING co. mae 6 ae By the way Incorporated, Charles A. Jaineas M, Johnston, Giarlen' Cr Glovee, DON'T FORGET TO TELL YOUR GENTLEMEN 414 TH 5T., 27 F ST., 7. cht G. Parke, euak cainie’ tanaidek Genie Flas purchased the engraving plants of Maurice Joyce bn F. pti, mas BR Jones yao, Jol William EClark. [1301 Tho: THE INAUGURATION. EMAVE Fi Ke 1 roe Two MON Hs. IS; ‘iu ing inaueuration week, the upper forti the lace building 1410 Pa" ave: opposite Wilanda cousistine of three with four rooms and PATENT CALF SHOES WHICH WE ARE SELLING AT $3.75. Taz Woaazex Sor House, 1115 F sz. N.W. on each and ba. bi fh excellent ew of the Se Swhien i al T. B. Towser & Sos, DEALERS IN DBY GOOD3, 1316 7TH ST. XW. Dezwatise Relieves Chapped Skin. Denwarixe — Allays Irritation, Remreanta Good Apron Ghai fr Danaarise =o genie eel Dees ects of al rerigtinse ot cot petons Demure ‘Table Linen at cut prices « Made end sold only by Genie) Underwear at cut prices. Ceueral closing-out sale of ali kinds of goods. js7 703 15th st. ‘and the Allen Publishing Company. New machinery bas been added, new men nave been secured and this company is prepared to manufacture plates for sllus- trative purposes by every known method. First-class work and prompt executiod may be re Led upon. MAURICE JOYCE, Treasurer and Superintendent of Works. EDWARD H. ALLEX, ‘President and Business Manager. 33m ee PRESS BUTTS % FOR HIRE. ire et 343m POORLY ADJUSTED FRA justed wunily ae poorly adiuate SPECIAL NOTICES. »WASHINGTON HEBREW CONGKEGA- tion. Regular segvices THIS (Friday) VESING, at Eiguth Street Temple, at 7-30 o'clock. Lecture by Hav. T. Stern.” Subject, “Charity.” “All EAST WASHINGTON DEMOCHATIC Club. The rerrlar weekly mucotin will be belD ERIS (Friday) EVENING at Washington Hall third floor, at 8 o'clock. Members of the ciub wil Please attend and get their orders for uniform, as all ‘orders must be in hot later than Monday next PEAKE, President, _0. B. HALLAM, Secretary. ie R. HE MEMBERS OF 1708, K 7th and D sts. THIS (Frid: is NIGHT at 7.30, order. MICHAEL J. v1 * iS NUAL MEETIN ‘Shareholders of the Washington Gas Light will be held at the office of the company. st. n.w., on MONDAY, February 6, 1993, lection of directors to serve during the en- re “The polls will be open from 12 o'clock m, tol clock p. a CHAS. B BAILEY, is secretary. SATURDAY A HALF HOLIDAY. NATIONAL CAPITAL BANK, : Washington, D. C., Jan."12, 1893. By reason of the vaw passed by Congress’ and-ap- proved by the President of the United States, uiakttt Baturiay afte 12 o'clock noon a legal holiday, this bank will be closed for the transaction of wereral busl- Reson ew hand every Saturday (not @ whole hollday) aC 12 Gelock noon “To accornmnodate one patrons the closing hour { ox- tended qutils o'clock Pru on Friday of each week, and the iat, 1th and last of each month. When any Of these days tea leval holiday the bank will remain open until} o'clock p.m. ont» day previous Notte fail due on "aay ‘on whieh, ware pen lock p. in. must it hy’ anon th W's. BALDWIN Camiiier. THE ‘Wonderful Coat Saver Which We Are Offering. Is Chemical Compound ttsed on al! kinds of Coal to rotain the cas in it until it is all consumed. Tt prevents cinders and all accumulation of “clinker on the grate or flues, It prevents Soot, Smoke and Coal Gas—starts » hot fire in five minutes Ie is aseaseto handte and aseasily supplied as water. 25c. a package, suff cient to treat a ton of Co: at ELPHONZO YOUNGS CO., 428 9th et. JOSEPH H. McCANN. OFFICE RAL Re elite ot se Sed Penori tenia re Dingice Colaba es WALTERS & Con 3020-60" Whisky Distillers, Baltimore, Md. <a Ghe*Ne dimes" conventent but offen Yance curate, “unreliabe stenographer. Now comes the Fdison Phonograph. which dis- kindred work and the fire lasts longer. Motive is to the stave coach. Phonographe Gre sold ontrioht. on tnstaiimenta, oF ted. Ga Write for rurther particular COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH CO. .” @27_ Est. nw. E.'D. EASTON, Pres. K. F. CROMELIN, Seo. Bee OU WANT RESULTS. Some advertisenients fell to attract and some attract and fail to interest. Nowa- days an “ad. to cain special attention must not only attract, but inust interest, beget curiosity, awaken thought and draw, You want results, und results cannot come from unattractive and uninteresting advertising. We write the attractive, interesting kind of advertising. We will write yours for a ‘small consi..eration. BUREAU OF AD. WRITING, P, 0. BOX 272, WASHINGTON, D.C. At ay fen’e $8.00 Shore now (en's $3. 50 Shiors nove $2.98. Jon's 84.00 Shines nore $3.0. Men's $4 50 Shoes now $3.83. fon'a 83.00 hues mow $4. 25. air of Shoes leaving here is . Rare money-siviux chance! DEK. 1217 PA. AV! 293m ‘o. We not only Keep in stock the largest stock of Blank Books, Stationery, &e., to be found in the city, but Stationers’ sundries, which not every one knows where to vrocure—Rub- Mucilage, Ink, Waste Baske Pens, Pencils, Pin Cushions, &e., &e. EASTON & RUPP, Scatione, 421 11TH ST. Guat abo THOSE BUSINESS SUITS AT COST —Present a rare opportunity to secure a sty]- ish Latior-made Suit of C.othes, tailored in our cin matchless fashion at abon’ “‘ready- made” prices. —W: charge you for the actual cost of the fabric and the making, leav-, ing us no profit wharerer. Only a few more'| suitings Uft—your iaat chance, SNYDER & WOOD, Tailors, 1111 PENNA. AVENUE (Barr's Old ‘A GENTLE REMINDER. kK ‘This ts the proper time to Jay in your spring and simmer's supply of Shirts; a Uttle wear now will render them so/t and eaey ‘when warmer weather comes on. We make them to measure in any style desired--€9 a balf dozen and up. BAIRD & GALT, 921 F STREET, The we FURNISHERS, $a18_ ame esther kel to be rs warmer Sut. Eo atrday morning ah eveniioy northarester setmas, becoming variable. aoe ¥: We've hardly wot through * the bury neuson of the p fall aut are owing” after i summer and ust etting tle to took around witha view ut cleaniny up to Ket “tap shape’ for the heavy abriny trae. Among the at ck which must 40 at ciice that lot of “‘odd siz:d” mt work, includ. Sng sashes, blinds, &e.—s0 pay us exact! ‘hay price for any jAece in the lot and fake i “thous this ‘auini up tite don't vaying full attention to lumber, for we. arr, and what's more we're ati!l holding. their ices way For instance:” Those \ | | i rds at $1.15 rer 100 square feet anda LIBBEY os. similar items. **Lumber, Mtl Werk, and Bui 0 at. aut. ‘Braineh cbe. 1 1920 Y. PEDIA which attracts the mo-t attention among sclentitic Amencane is CHAMBERS’, ‘The new edition 4s Just cous pleted. The 10th Yolume is just from press. The articles are prepared by. ti ireatost Auerican writers aud they're all en firely new. While it has ail these points in its rr the most inexpensive of all suutlar ‘See me about 1! 0.0. PURSELL, Rovkseller, 189TH ST.N.W. 3220 “SHOP TALK” BY BARBER & Koss. '—oas-heating ‘ut one way toacconnt of monty, and ‘hat ip) that we niuat bet. fecing better stoves for the money than ‘Obiainable efseuhe.o. Every looker buys, or the few that g0 out quickly return. You will find bere about every yood style of, apade. | The stock beg "for Piacin directly for’ heating "bat ani hail at, $1.50 upto the most “fmpo -stylew at 810. and 12, For the incney the “Home fora” a8, heater at $2.75 ts really’ with. burner mn, over ‘ti ote tbs way ct a ace tater we cee ‘Tupvly it to better advantage than any else in the city. BARBER & ROSS, Posie eer tre Washington News and Gossip. | Index to Advertisements. ACCOUNTANTS. 10 AMUSEMENTS. a ATTORNEYS, 2 AUCTION SALES. 10 BOARDING ........ 2 BUSINESS CHANCI 2 CITY ITEMS, 7 1 COUNTRY REAL ESTATE, 2 DEATHS. 5 DENTISTRY. z EDUCATIONAL 7 EXCURSIONS, ke. 10 FINANCIAL. 1 2 POR RENT (Miscellaneous! FOR SALE (Bicycles)....... FOR SALE (Horses and Vehicles FOR SALE (Houses) FOR SALE (Lots)... FOR SALE (Miscellaneous) FOR SALE (Pianos). . Pago 2 HOTELS... Page 10 LADIES’ GOODS Paco 7 LOCAL MENTION Pare 10 LOST AND FOUND 2 MANICURE... 2 MEDICAL 1. 8 MISCELLANEOUS. ae 6 MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN ........ Pare 6 NOTARIES 'UBLI Paco 10 | OCEAN TRAVEL .... ~-Page 7 | OFFICIAL NOTICES....... Pare 2 POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. ~-Pase 7 PIANOS AND ORGANS . Pace 7 PERSONAL, Pare 2 PROFESSIONAL. Pare 7 PROPOSALS ~Page 8 RAILROAD: a ~-Page 7} SPECIAL NOTICES. Pace 1 STEAM CARPET CLEANING. ~--Pare 10 THE INAUGURATION... : 1 SUBURBAN PROPERTY, 2 wees WANTED (Rooms). WANTED (Situations) _- WANTED (Miscellaneous). WINTER RESORTS: at To Sunseribers. Subscribers to Tue Stan who are served by route boys will confer a favor by promptly reporting to ‘Tue Star office, either in person, by telephone or by mail, any negli- gence on the part of route boys. Tuey Cay Come Ix.—The Treasury Depart- ment has authorized the entry of performer attendants, &c., of Hornbeck's zoological show of Hamburg, Germany, on their way to Chicago. — Acts Arpnoven.—The President today ap- proved the act granting the Yuma Pumping Irrigation Company the right of way across the Yuma Indian reservation in Arizona and the t for the relief of the estate of Isaac W. Talk- | ington, deceased. = Ax Orpen ANxvLLep.—The Secretary of the Navy has annulled the order of June 25, 1889, whereby the hydrographic office was transferred to the bureau of equipment and recruiting, and has directed that hereafter the duties of that office be performed under the direction of the bureau of navigation. Taoors To Br Onpenep Hene.—The artillery troops at Fort Monroe, a battery from New York harbor, the batteries at Fort McHenry are among the U. 8. troops that will certainly be ordered to Washington to participate in the inaugural ceremonies. Gen. Schofield is now preparing the necessary orders to that effect. soos ame da Execctive Cremencr.—The President has remitted the nnexecuted part of the sentence in the case of Thos, E. Zerry, convicted in the District of Columbia of carrying concealed ‘weapons and sentenced September 10, 1892, to 180 days in the United States jail. He denied the application for a pardon in the case of James E. Tuttle, convicted in the District of Columbia of larceny from the person and sentenced December 5, 1892, to three years in the Albany penitentiary. Personat.—A. T. Bell of Hillsboro’, Ohio, Jobn H. Bird, 8. J. Clark, C. H. Cleland and Walter R. Wheeler of New York, J. B. Roache of Brooklyn and H. V. Barker of Brooklyn are at Willard’s.——H. C. Drew of Lake Charles, La., David Lorguecker ot Harrisburg, Pa., Frank T. Shaw of Maryland, Burton B, Wood of Memphis, Tenn., and fi. C. Schmedes of Brook- lyn are at the Randall.——B. E. Devoy, W. M. Allison, H. M. Manning and RK. M. ‘Atford of New York, Chas. T. McKenna of Pittsburg. C. M. Palmer of San Francisco, Geo. Tabor of Boston, W. J. Sherwood of Providence, R. L, and M.S. Donoho of Baltimore are at the Eb- bitt.-—Dr. Hawkins of New York. Henry C. McCormick of Williamport, “Frank” P. O'Connor and George incoln of Boston, Chas. E. Blake of Philadelphia, T. W. Friend of Bloomfield, N. J.. J. D. Baker of Frederick, Md., and Wm. M. Field of Wilming- ton, Del, ‘are at the Riggs.—S. Schoyer of Pittsburg, Chas, Hose of Philadelphia, John M." Bailey and Thos. Austin of Albany, Samuel C. Williameon of Cleveland. Geo. T. Gantz of New York, A. Pond of Detroit and L. W. Williams of Chicago are at the Arlington.—John J. Doyle of San Francisco, David C. Leech of New York, H. H. MacKaye of Pittsburg, W..B. Taylor of Omaba, Gen. B. M. Cutcheon of Michigan, W. H. Osborn ‘of Boston, A. L. Pennock of Philadelphia and Y. R. Morgan of Alliance, Ohio, are at the Shoreham.——E. W. Drury of Lancaster, Pa., A. N. Peckham of New York, William A. New of Pittsburg and ©. F. King of Covington, Ky., are at the National. ——F. N. Castleman and P. McCormick of Berryville, Va., T. W. Van Leenhoff of New ‘Orleans and H. B, Davenport of West Virginia are at the Metropolitan.——Dr. J. M. Bailey of Richmond, Va., James A. Ricker of Boston, C. O. Burgess of Cleveland, G. E. Howe of Boston and 0. F. Ferris of Berwick, Pa. are at the St. James—wW. N. Fessenden of New York, Jobn E. Raller of Virginia, J. Coon of Richmond, D. C, Enslow of Mlinois and T.J. Sauders of Cincinnati_are at the Howard.——H. Mason and R. 8. Nelson of New York and O. A. Foster of Boston are at the Juhnson.—H. M. Bacon of Toledo and F. A. Botech of Rochester are at the Fredonia, a ge ee THE PROPOSED EXCISE BOARD. The Assessor Thinks Some Other Official Than Himself Should Be on It. Regarding the feature of an excise board in <a ‘NEW PATTERNS FOR 03. No. 3. 4and 5, rigid frames, weights allon from 23 to 37% 1be. Our new LADIES' RAM- BLER, ‘MODEL B.," weighs 361bs. all on, and is pretty enough to please any feminine fancy. ‘Not necessary to book your order and then wait for ‘a machine; we can furnish them now. THE CABINET SLATE. It fs Said to Be Completed if Mr. Dickinson WIN Acce, It is whispered about among the democrats that Mr. Cleveland has practically completed bis cabinet slate, and one by one men who have hoped to go on the list are abandoning their hopes. The only thing that holds the matter open at all iseaid to be some uncer- tainty as to the course of Mr. Dickinson, The slate is said to be made up contingent upon bis acceptance of the state portfolio, and if be ac- cepts the slate will be turned face down and allowed to remain so until the $th of March. The understanding of the Michigan people is that Dickinson will accept, though he bas not formally done soas yet. He ts holding the matter open as Carlisle did, with the prospect of a similar result. Some time ago Mr. Cleveland concluded that be woud not appoint a_ southern man to the position of | Attorney General, but there t#excellent suthor- ity today for the statement that be bas recon- sidered this and has slated ex-Senator Eustis of Louisiana for the place. Eustis was an anti-Cleveland man before the nomination, and he and Cleveland were at outs, but the ex-Senator took an active part in the campaign, and the to men ure now on tery friendly terms. If Eustis is appointed the south will probably get either the Post Office or the Agri- | cultural Department also. Eustis is out politics in Louisana and is one of the “southern colony” of New York, It in expected that Wall of Wisconsin will be Secretary of War. Gray of Indiana Secretary of Agriculture and Blount of Georgin Postmaster General. This pretty nearly fills the list, with those who are already known to be slated. It is understood that Judge Walter Q. Gres- bam will be offered a place in Mr. Cleveland's cabinet. This statement is made on very good authority. ———+__—_-2— ICE IN THE POTOMAC. No Apparent Danger of a Freshet at Pres- ent. Officials at the signel office informed a Sram reporter today that there are no indicatiogs at present of a freshet in the Potomac. Nothing has been heard from the observer at Harper's Ferry for several days, His last report was that the river was frozen at that point, and the same condition prevails at present, otherwise the bureau would certainly have been notified. Lieut. Garriott, in charge of the Washington office, said that in the absence of information from’ Harper's Ferry to the contrary it must be accepted asa fact that the recent thaw bas had no perceptible effect on the ice in the upper river. He said the office realized fully the great danger to Washington froma freshet while the river is filled with ice,and that the observer at Harper's Ferry knows it to be his first duty to give prompt notice of any threat- ening movement of the river at that point, He suid, however, that it would take a good deal more of a thaw than we had yesterday or today to start a general movement of the ice in the river. It is co thick that it will take several days of the present weather to make a danger- ous impression upon it. A heavy fall of rain, however, would have a most disastrous effect, and it is to be hoped that the river will be prac- y clear of ice before anything of that kind occurs, — CORDIAL CHILEANS. Admiral Gherardi’s Account of His Pleas- ant Treatment at Valparaiso. Despatches were received at the Navy Depart- ment today from Rear Admiral Gherardi, dated at Valparaiso, Chili, giving an account of the official ceremonies attending the recent visit of his fleet to Caliro, Peru and Valparaiso. He says the officers of the fleet were recefved at each place with every possible courtesy, and that the resident officials did everything possible to make their stay pleosant andagreeable, They were feasted and doted and reciprocated by giving dinners and receptions on the ships. The Chileans were especially cordial in their welcome and no incident occurred to mar the usual exchange of courtesies. Admiral Ghe- rardi’s fleet, composed of the Baltimore, San Francisco, Charleston and Yorktown, is now at Montevideo, Uruguay, preparing for the voy- age to New York. eens PENSION OFFICE METHODS. They Are Severely Criticised by Dr, Ains- worth of the War Department. Dr. Ainsworth, who by a special bill of Con- gress has been placed in charge of the record and pension division of the War Department, with the rank of colonel, and who intrusted with the en- stration of pension matters as far as they relate to army records, was exam- ined yesterday before a subcommittee of the House on the question of transferring the whole pension system to the War Department. His evidence was racy. Speaking of the suggested transfer, he said “So far as I am personally concerned ‘I am op- poved to it. Idon't want it. It quadruples the labor and responsibility. But if Congress should see fit to exercise its undonbted right and make this transfer it certainly should provide that the rank and pay of the chief of the fecord and pension office should be increased correspondingly with bis responsity He should have the rank brigadier general and I should prefer my present place to the new place with & major general's commission. * * © Whether you make this change or do not make it, one of the first things you ougnt todo is to straighten out the affairs of the pension office, There is an office which of all things ought to be con- ducted as nearly like a private business concern as ble. “It has most unbusinesslike methods and there is one very good reason for it RUNS UP AGAINST INFLUENCE. ‘No commissioner, whethér the present one or new appointee of President Cleveland's, can bring order out of the chaos there, because he has no authority to keep order and to discipline refractory or worthiess employes. In fact, if one of hisemployes should go into the commis- sioner’s office tomorrow drunk and kick him be has not the authority to put him out or to discharge him. All he can do is to recommend the reduction or discharge of the employes By the time that recommendation reaches the of the Interior and is returned with action upon it to the pension office it has lost all the force and effect it ever had, because you can set this down as’ a rule, with very few exceptions, that the ‘more worth- less @ public emplove is the greater is the amount of influence he would Se to be pre- served with as little over - is given the commissioner of pensions. * = = NOT THE AUTHORITY OF 4 SCHOOLMARM. “He has not the authority of an old maid schoolmarm over a country school in the win- ter,and the consequence is whenever he at- HAYES OBSEQUIES. Simple Funeral Services Held at Fremont, Ohio. MOURNING THE DISTINGUISHED DEAD. | Those Who Followed the Remains to the Grave, i A crry OF MOURNING. Thousands Pay Tribute to the Memory of Rutherford B. Hayes. Fremowt, 0., Ja: This was = city mourning today. Business was suspended and the public schools closed, while the citirens gathered to last tri Feepect to thelr most hone The morning dawned bright during the might ot par lovin red The te 5 be towneman, veratore had fallen to and everything was white h frost morning light. The oake the family mansion at Spiegel Grove shone in the «an- shine, every twig with ing hike delicas Aw “ grounds had b noon thous cemion up view for of the dead. stores and many ican flag draped and boa motionless in the fro«:y oir the sable embiems of in deep regard and eorrow of At 9 o'clock im the morni dren of the city, marehin the national flag at their bead the civic soctetios of Prem impressive prc n through the facery of frost I wax. roadway P to the ast Over publ r Grove, where the remaine Jay THE ROOM OF PEATIL Everything in the room was in keeping with the simple life of the departed « man. The casket im black cloth revted in enter of the room, with no decoration but three palm branches. The silver plate bore the simple in- scription : On bis breast re of comma: and on the lef Across the wide window seat in the south of the room stretched | held in place by bunches roses and wreaths of m [exhaling their penetrating freezing air. ARRIVAL OF THE cAnINer. Secretaries Charles Fo: Bask, Nob Postmaster General Wanamaker, rep President Harrison, arrived early mont and Pres: dent - elect Clevelan? came in « the train which reached bere abont 9 o'clock. The streets were ail cleaned up by order of the mayor and the walk ing was good. The body lay in #tate last even- ing, but only privileged persons were admitted This morning at 9 o'clock, however, the general public were admitted. First came thr childrea of the public schools, marshaled by their | teachers. ‘Then came the Oa Felle izations of which ( and these were fc the Loval Legion and the Grand Army « There and other organ Hayes was « memb Republic. was no crowding or cor fusion, and the military guard at the door of the house and in the hall where the casket lav was merely formal. The people passed ra through, casting a giance at the peaceful face of the dead statesman and reverently coutinued out through a rear door. SERVICES AT THE MANSION, The wide rooms of the mansion were filled with a most distinguished company when the simple farewell services of the dead #x-Pros- dent began at 2o'clock. In the south parlor and the large bed chamber in the rear of it, long occupied by Gen. Hayes, were President: elect Cleveland aud the members of Prendent Harrison's cabinet. representatives of the United States Senute and House and the officers of the army and navy seut to represent their departments, Here too the family were seated. : In the far north end of the room inany were standing, the throng of distinguished mon being too great to permit tho seating of ail. Im the front hall was grouped the double quartet which sung the hymns chosen by the family with tenderness ad feeling. The Kev. J. L. Albritton of the M. E. Church of Fremont, read the 234 Psalm after a hymn, and was followed in prayer by President Bashford, D. D., who some forty-tive years ago united in marriage Lucy Webb and Rutherford Birchard Hayes in Chillicothe Ohio. Anotber hymn, the Lord's Prayer repeated impressively, and the simple, solemn services at the houre were over. The body-bearers lifted the remains and bore them from the hushed mansion amid sobs mud falling tears, aud the long.sad procession w: out through the native forest of Spiegel G to Oakwood cemetery, where after the brief and simple ritual of the G: lic was read, all that was mortal of Rutherford B, Hayes was committed to the tomb, THE PROCESS The order in which the funeral procession moved was as follows Honorary palibearers—Secretary Charles Foster, Gor, Wm. McKinley, Mr. J. L. M. Curry, ex-minister to Spain; Senator Calvin 8. Brice, Maj. E. C. Dawes, Gen. Wager diy bers of the family ex-! accompanied by Wm. Henry frieud of the illustrious dead, members cabinet, Attorney General W. H. Miller. master General Jobn Wanamaker Noble and Rusk; representatives « States Senate, the United delegation of the House ot Repro sentatives, representatives of the officers of th arms, Col. Henry C. Corbin, ( Bre euridge, Gen, George D. Luddingto: tT Schofield’s staff; representativ States navy, Capt. Howell, Dickens and Houston; representatives reveral commanderies of the Loval La officers and ex-officers of the regi association of the twenty-third O. V. 1. and ex-officers of the G. A. K.of Ohio, Gov, Wm. McKinley and staff, m the gen- eral assembly of Ohio and all the civil officers of the state in the order of prec avor and common council of Fremont rer common council of Cleveland, mayor and com- mon council of Toledo, mayor and common council of Satdusky. The military escort, consisting of the Cleve: land city troops, the and battery D of Toledo ie comuman 4 H. 8. Banker. Members of the G. A. R and Sons of Veterans, not otherwise asigued, cot ise part of the excort. The post of honor iw Peta by the frst troop of cavalry of Cleveland, of which Mr. Webb C. Hayes is a momber. The body bearers are eight veterans of Gem, Hayes’ old twenty-third regiment, LOYAL LEGION. ‘The Obio Commandery of the Loyal Legion was represented by the following metbers, designated by Commander J. D. Cox: Maj. n. J. C. of the Wm. McKinley, govervor of Ohio; Gen. R. P. Kennedy, Gen. M. F. Force, Gen. B. C. Owen, Gen. M. D. Leggett, Gen. James Barnett, Gen. John M. Lieut. Col. RL.’ Nve, Thrall, M Col. it or) . & A, Gen. John G. Mitchell, Casement, Gen. J. Warren Keifer, Walcott, Gen. W. H. Rayner, Gen. T. Sanderson, Lieat. F. if Gen. = ; FF He secretary. and ry teen Sraveeeotrente and Sot Dershard Bayes, members of tho prom end ‘The President-elect was assigned to a suite of Pleasant rooms on the second floor close by the stairway. He expressed himself on the death of Gen. ey eee ae. Gen. a. co Sid's Weshingeo ayer ws to be tb ‘guest of Mr. ea f