Evening Star Newspaper, February 2, 1893, Page 1

EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY, az THE #taR LOINGS, WAL Penneyirania Avears eorcer 1th St, by The Evening Sior New:paper Uompany, SH. KAUPYMANN, Pres’t Sew York Odics, 86 Potter Euilling, aerthars tn the = mt id conws per a EE the counter, 2 ta saah by tail ‘United States or eda por ae prepaid 00 cate per month. Sarranay Qranecvre Swert Stam 81.00peryoar: wir) forwigs postage vided, 85-00. Che pening Star. >. (hotered at the Post Office at Washington, D. C., as ‘eee 4 clase mail matter | yahecriptiona mest be paid in advance. wade known on application. Vor 82, No. 20,485. W. D. C. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1893. TWO CENTS. FINANCIAL. _ ras FINANCIAL. Re OF THE co SDITION mf JACKSON-JONES COMPANY, At the close of business December 31," 1292. RESOURCES. jock and fixtures... sh th bank and compan! Stocks. Billa rece Due fro ‘ Ove *WEXTS-TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS EX SAVINGS On Depoait With ‘SHE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CoM- PANY ‘The following comparative statement shows the xonder~ul growth, from month to month, of deposite gn the Sacings Department of this company since the - ut of ite business in tte substantial and commodivas new office building, corner 9th and F te ive otic’. oe LIABILITIES. —ss Capital stock... 765, 491.18 Undivided fits 838,708.40 Bills payable weit "Baa Bs Due to individuals, companies and cor- poration... we. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th d: T. ROLLINS, Secretary. ay of January, 1800 CUVIER GREEN, Notary Public. Jal@lawew Washington, D. ©. 30, Ise AYE YOU ECNDS TO INVEST? WILL 12 PER ; : cent income and perfect security satisfy you! =. acconvalt 3. B BALDwE 50. Jose: Jall-3n 600 F st. n. w., basement. Bt, 1802... oe foes a 31, 1888 Comment bas cunt of savings which banking staiistics have here- Ait of our population when wer cities, ant the ebief reason sparity was the natural improvt- opuistion which was largely in the enjoy- ent incomes from the govern- Tux Wasmxorox Rest Estate Co. CAPITAL 100,000, FULL PAID. OFFERS FOR SALE AT PAR ITS 6 PER CENT GOLD DEBENTURE BONDS, ment The testimony of the above firures goss far $100 AND 8500 FACH. towart refuting the reproach of improvidence in our} hese bonds are payable in gold coin May 1, 1902. commentty and indicates rather that the lack of | put subject to payment at any time after May 1, 1897. 1m possessing the necessary ecoUuras~ | atthe option of the Company. They are secured by ares has heretofore been the true | first mortgage notes on Washington city real estate, held in trust by the WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY, trustee, which certifivs to each m deposits subject to | bond iassved, and that securities exceeding in faco for fixed periods of | value by 10 per cent of the bouds certified hare been eto four per cent in-| deposited with it. The notes so deposited represent only about two-thirds of the market value of the real estate upon which they are a first Hea, making the © as well as individuals | security of these Londs unquestioned. fwuch facilities and thereby thing. also receives de b from th A avadl t IMPORTANT ITEMS FROM ANNUAL REPORT, UNE 2, 1892 Beahleg conducting its savings department this Com- | ‘Total Resources, $220,546. Bany executes all trusts. loans money on real estate Total Receipts, 31:37,695.07. g0:! warketable collateral, sells eood investment bonds ‘Beal Esiate on Hand (actual cost), $160, 182.63. which are cs aafe as “kovernments” and also rents private boxes in tts Durziar proof safe deposit vaults. DEBENTURES. a Debentures are valuable to persons who do not de- to4:30 p.m. tire to be encumbered with the care and responsibility of Keeping the various papers necessary in the prepar- ation and security of « real estate loan. It relieves the person accepting the debenture of the responsi bility of looking after the payment of taxes upon the property and the annoyance of a collection of the interes Jo. Wfice hours from Y a Special ad forded ladies and ident. ESTORS OF SUMS OF 865 AND UP- WARDS, au in cash President, 1001 Fest. n.w., Washington, D, U. BANKERS. Second National Bank of Washington, ‘The Washington Loan and ‘Trust Company. 3th, tu.e-dm jew York building, oth and fe2-3t Wuose Waosz Prorenrr CONSISTS SOLELY OF MONEY, consider a practl fel-ai? jcal method of purchasing. _fbares, €100, payable tm monthly installments of ev month, matutog in 84 months, amet promt 5 and 6 per cent ‘interest paid on special deposits from date of dene: * ener ly ag ‘Full-pald stock pare 6 per cat Evsxsnony, Mos Dir. 1s he ral of exiatence. "You are not hastening te insuring your life only preparin Gis happily, leaving sour family well provided for. See me right 1d fas, L“GORLEY, 1335 F ST_N.W. wzsie “CHAS £6 SPECIAL NOTICES. SPIRITUALISM AT WONN'S HALL, 721 2 stn. w. every MONDAY and WEDNES- NOW IS THE TIME ‘To place your orders for printing. NOTHING BUT FIRST-CLASS WORK. Prices as low as GOOD WORK will warrant, Call and see our samples of work. NORMAN T. ELLIOTT, JOHN F. SHEIRY, ‘Manager. Printer and Engraver, ‘Telephone 843. {fel} 623 Dst. nw. “A TRULY DELICIOUS DISH.” = Of all the delicious dishes that chefs can connivemone can **holc " to fish OF oysters served ean ce. Mars E. ‘MeNele media “Private! alte Sine Wine Irvine ts bpiareag. dare. SeNelly rue Wine. Trying is 2. Eines dally. 1014 Pa. jetta Either tor per elec of 12 au Single at.. e TO-KALON WINE COMPANY, G14 14th st. nw. {fen SPIRITUALISM. — MISS MAGGIE GAULE of Baltimore, the wonderfully gifted test medium every PIUDAY darioe the day {or privat tings at $05 Hst.n.w., and Wonn’s Hall, 721 6th st. ‘every FRIDAY atgiit scai-thietion THE ANNUAL MBETING OF THE stockholders of The Arlington Fire Ins. Co. or the District of Columniia for the election of ning Airectors to serve for the ensuing ‘Year Will. be held at Telephone, 998. DO YOUR OWN PRINTING. If yout business requires printing of any sort you need the Edison Mimeo- fice of the Company. “1505 Fenn, ave. nw. FRI staph. You can save its cost in a short DAY, February 2 Polis onen from 12 to $ p.m. while. 1,500 typewriten copies av jaziim” FEANK T. RAWLINGS, Secretary. 9,000" atitograph copies. can from one original. Sve how it works JOHN C. PARKER, 019 7th st. p.w. WASHINGTON. D.C., FEB. 1. 1803. T have this day associated aiyseif with Theo. A. Harding in the Real Estate and Fire Iusurance business, Ohio Bank butiding, 12th and G sts. Rooms Zand 22. [fel-3t"} LEE D. LATIMER. Se EW Be. Deva, COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW, ‘Has removed his law offices to the New Building, No. 464 La. ave., opposite City Hall. a2e-7et 3 FULL DKESS SUITS FOR WIRE. WM. GARNER, 1026 7th st. n. w. MANTELS, ANDIRONS, FENDERS, Grates, Wroaght-iron Gas ' Fixtures, se. ‘ounts while makin, fel <—s ‘The REMINGTOW Standard TYPEWRITER ALL PE) HAVING PLEDGES ON deposit with H. K. Fulton upon which due one year or more are hereby notified to Rs callat once and Yootte or thie ara wilt be sold at auction February 14, 1893, at 10 o'clock a.m. aigias 2 BK. FULTON, UNRIVALED. . _ 3828-100" Pawnbrokér, Send for Mlustrated catatorns,” Soo ‘Wyckotf, Seamans & Benedict, wets Mr George 2. Emmons having been elected second Gor, Bib and F sis, pidtututhstt | vice president of the Ameriran Security, aud Trast Company, ue has this day retired from thi Emo ‘ke Stickney, Keal Estate Brokers, and Dusinesspas been transferred. to Georze W. Stickne} Who wilbeonduct the sae for the present at the o Ofiice. 1216 F st. nw. GE E. FIMO} GEO. W. STICKNE I recommend to my friends Mr. George W. Stickney, CAUTION. —WISHING ALL OF OUR MA- Kive the hichest degree of satisfac- | to whom [have transferred my interest ia the real ation thos having old onesof | estate business of Emons & Stickney. {0 ba adjusted else | jail GEORGE. ring them where than at the COMPANY'S OFFICE, where none * 4 , DONT HESITATE— pe so ee EMT ask for estimates on all kinds of book Teceive iunmediate attention. iw. HODGES, 511 9th, will ly furnish WHEEL! ‘Don't feel gotnpolied to kive me your work. KING DEPARTMENT a jad-im nw. W oimtracted view! warm room, price iwoder 45 My j, BEN OFFICE OF PUBLIC OPINION, Apply at the WASHINGTON ART STUDIO, 1013 : Washington, D.C. , January 20, 1893. acome of which they are| Corson & Macanrsey, pend, will find It prodtable MEMBERS OF THE NEW YORK STOCK take advantage of our ‘*TIME” CER- EXCHANGE, t TIFICATES OF DEPOSITS, upon which | Correspondents of Mesers. Moore & Schley, 80 Broad- We pay the following rates of interest: way, PAYABLE IN THREE MONTHS. 4 PER CENT. Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds. “ . sits. Exchange. Loans. PAYADLE IN SIX MONTHS, 5 PER CENT. Ratisoch Beecis and Beate anti oll corurities Ueted PAYABLE IN ONE YEAR, 6 PER CENT. on the exc of New York, Philadelphia, Boston ‘nd Baltimore. echt and 80! ear tnter ally oF annu est payable quarterly, semf-annu- | "A specialty made of investment securities. iy, asdesired, Cailandace us. | Bonds and all local Railroad, Gas, Insurance and ‘Telephone Stock dealt in. ‘American Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold. de2:1 ‘WOODS & CO., Bankers, ae F STREET SN. w. fel Baxxrxa Hovsz Or LEWIS G TEWKSBURY & CO., 1836 F st., Adams Iron Building, GOLD OCHRE MINE suf finest ochre. near xR ore. Soo per centcan be a ag ae WaSHINGTOS, D. eet $18, Thao m Payette st... Balto... M4] wp nines, Manazer. rae sear ie Depostts recetved mnbsect ‘Deporte seeheetan interest lowed ~. > - ‘endaily balances. Beswrren For Your Coxswena. aon Pt wnces made to core. ‘TION BY THE ‘Adcancea —— available FIDELITY BUILDING, LOAN AND I+ VESTMENT ASSOCIATIO: gecpriigaiieighan fie Sow 8-914 GST. ¥.W.. WASHINGTON, D. Government Bonds, Fork, Stock | Pxch ASSETS........ _ 114,000.00 ————— fans up to the close of the year amounted to...... 30,874.16 Private Wires. fe of the year on tp Grain and Provisions on O8.17R.92 | Gratnand Provision. {he Chicaeo Board of Trude 5,054.71 are uuequaled. wturnet to mebers up to We maken spectalty of the P. 72 i, Purchase end Sale of all Lo- cagengpmsicrnie nena gee ea ‘ecalSomerttiee, Ta becuritiescu commission ach Saiaeaceeys EO Parties desiring to gren value of secu accounts, es Well as value of securities held at 4 Becqution, pom d Stacie the close of the year 1802 . 0,133.70 ties, are invited to call om or ‘She per week or ®1 per month will mature @ur sha: stock in 102 months for acash LEWIS G. TEWESBURY & CO. Yatne of #200. vaited with wa for a period of three nuer. subject to withdrawalom | 7 oy ¢ three months, will of 6 per cent per an~ ‘BEAL ESTATE ‘TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY, 470 LA. AVE., Is the oldest District title insurance company—is thor- oughly equivped-—has been in sniecessful operation for over eleven years and bas examined nearly 20, titles. Money deposited with us for a period of three years will draw interest at the rate of 8 per cent per annum. HARRISON DINGMAS, President. wT OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS, MAHLON ASHFORD, President, €.€. DUNCANSON, Vice Presidsnt STA" = id ‘Commi-sion Merchant. GEORGE E. FLEMMING, Secretary, im veces, Souusellor at Law. fa ae clue uae ‘Kisgs & Co., Bankers. 25 a ‘Washington Gas Light Co. om ae = a “Collector of Taxes. Director, mammal S Real Estate Broker. WILLIAM GALT, Director, ee ‘ZEMAN, Director, See aggenr cE = ® si vets ate: soem pnd county exaunined with accuracy and dispatch. Wa. D. HOOVER, } Deods, wills and all other conveyances of real prop- | saws J. BECKER. ‘ TITLES INSURED. WALTER D. DAVIDGE, Esquire. Maz Disrarcr Tre Issrraxce COMPANY, €10 13h street northwest, CAPITAL, $200,002. Counsellors at Law. C6: TITLES examined and certified TITLES insured— PCOENE CARUSI, WM. F. MATTINGLY, CONVO AR eTRG te alt ite teanchees ue Vice President. | “Ail business dispatched fn the shortest, time com: Rarer cancer. A. T. BRITTON, Feu eth shania “satoty to PURCHASERS aad pi sas i ‘Treasurer, | NYnccrporated 1881. Capital (fully pad), $200,000. = i818, 21ke0-2 DIRECTORS. spans A. T BRITTON. JAMES L. BARBOUR, GEORGE W. BROW EUGENE CaRUSI, NATHANIEL CABUSI, LEWIS 3. DAVIS, WASH. DANENHOWER, MILLS DEAY. JOUN A. HAMILTOX, CHARLES W HANDY, FRANK HUME. CHARLES A. JAMES, WILLIAM F. MATTINGLY, Tse Naroxar Sarz Derosrr, SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY Of the District of Columbia. CORNER 15TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE Chartered by special act of Congress Jan. , 1ST, and acts of Oct, 1800, and Feb., 1992. CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS. “BIMON WOLF oI Rents safes from $5 each upward perafoum ilver ware and valuabies taken on deposit. TEN CENTS and upward received on deposit and | interest allowed on sums of no: less than 6. I ‘Prepares and keeps Wills free of charge—acts as Ex- eS ee ~~ freeutor, Administrator and Trustes—executes Trusts Cc. x. Hoavewsea, of all kinds. were tates nat stock Bester, PHAR oRNeRE Roms Yand 11, Adsntic Bailding, wrt ow. INVESTMENT SECURITIES. rocks, Bonds and Grain bought and sold for cash or marvin [Corton bough? ant soll in New York or New Orleazs. COKEESPONDENTS. 2.8. Dache & Co. New York Stock Rechange Lehman Bros. ow York Cotton Exchange. JAMES M. JOUNST OMAS R. J FRal BGG: Tabanan, Stern & Co. New Orieane Cotton Exchange. Lamson Bros. & Co.. Cuicago Board of Trade. Huivaie vices to Now Hors, Chicago and New Or- Bonut Cenriricares. Be yettene tion, No. iarited to pcneaer rast of he reams Sonar Te IS icant tothe with of terabje oad ‘sad’ be" convinced of Papuery to tae Ou. ames your i &H. HINES, President, Westingioa, D.C PES a, oot Z 1315 athet. 2. District | Wi ee Mr. Edward H. Allen, President, Se eres Oe tar Metres ‘The Standard Engraving Co., City. oa S1-2w"_| Dear Sir: RENT—4TH MARC F In acknowledging receipt of the halftone electro- Ht Windows on 3d and 4th floors Elks’ Hall, Marble type made froin the picture of Mr. Barber of Boston, butldina, Sur. Hid auc Pa aye: TA poly ty lf sto express to you the very igh esteem which EB HAY, 145 Big place in thle “otice upou tne work which you doin We liave found your work extremely satitfactory in every particular. and have abandoned entirely the vaca alia Sending of this cisss of orders to New York, which we o% FEE EZ Dave for years been doinys. “We consratu'ate you upan 88 XN Ee, the success you are makiag of your business and you ' may count upon usfor any work which we can throw 8.0 NEN E ¥ 00° ON NN BER imyour way. Br BRR HE oR pe cern os fo? fot HSS Fe THE PUBLIC OPINTOR, CO., P ok E H God Eee 7 — ce cco A g8S3 S&S gs Ss EOE coo AA Sss8 HO : oR go0 RRR, EER pop p TTT oo kok B D cy for eee i CoS HOH Hew BoP HF = And that “‘one price” shall be lower than a similar qualities sell for in any cash Furni- Pate MERTZ, ture Honse in Washington. Can we say x pl tag ay more? Our reputation goes out with every article we sell—and we will stsnd by it. If you buy for cash our prices are the lowest— if you prefer long time end easy weekly or Shop—514 Mths! at! eee THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE ‘shareholders of the Washington Gas Light ‘ompany will be held of the company. monthly payments you aro as welcome to| $13 10th st. n.w., on MONDAY. February U, 130s, ‘them as to the air you breathe. for the election of directors to sirve during the eu’ Axon “The polls will be open from 12 o'clock m. to1 THESE PRICES o'clock p. ma. CHAS. B. BAILEY, IN ANY STORE paso. 1a Secretary. IN WASHINGTON. Plush Parlor Suite, 7 pieces, $22.50, Hair-cloth Parlor Suite, 7 pieces, $22.50. Solid Onk Bed Room Suite, bevel glass in burean, 813. Six-foot Oak Extension Tadié ‘Woven Wire Springs, 81. 4 PER CENT REDUCTION SALE. 36 off this week on the f 1A Meas Ove ithout resorv IL. All Fancy Cheviot, Cassimere, ‘Tweed and Fancy Worsted Suits for men. TIL. All Boys’ and Children's Suite and Overcoats Without reserve. EISEMAN BROS., Cor. 7th and E sts. n. Ww. Carpet, per yard, Se, 40-pound Hair Mattress, All the CREDIT you want—but not apenny | ja30 Manufacturing Tailors and Clothiers, @iscount for cash. No notes to sigu—weekly HEADQUARTERS PUBLIC COMFORT, or monthly payments. Room 102, Leaman, building, 14% New We make and lay all carpet free of eost—no | Yorkave, Perey G. Smith, clerk, 1. Weller, charge for waste in matching figures. eb ‘Ail parties wishing to furnish accommodations to visitors during the inaugural are requested to cail at headquarters or sen’ description of quarters, stating Dumber of persons that can ‘be supped with rooms: 2 Bi so with aud without mols, fe. also lst of ‘prices. per Goa EMR 8 8 - aa BY APPOINTMENT, WERE PRINTERS Géo Rk “od to the people of Washington. ‘The bur and ttle Joba of every nature which jo forth frou cco RRR uc firemen every day are Preachinw loudly. of oo Rk Sawlens work and satisfaction, When you want ° Ge PRINTING consult PRINTER: Soo ER McGILL & WALLACE. 1107 2 ST. N.W., RE We, A People. H (00. THIRTY OLD VIOLINS, ALL IN SPLEN #883 ‘of “roline taken is exchanges SOC*te select alee E taken in exchange: cn nH 88 from.” HUGO WOKCH & 00:, 925 7th; didn so PSS sur £19, 8&1 AND 823 7TH ST. ¥.W. 1630 FOR HIRE. 1312 F at. set-3m How Ir Loors To Me Karrie oF T don't and why #9. many people will con- . tend over the price te 35 or Soe article, and in MERTZ'S MODERN PHARMACY. the same hour buy Furniture, Carpets, &e. CFedit about samme deal You, 50c. Shayou will Bud out They alw about 50 Wo have recentiy added an optical de- ‘more than our price for cash.” I haver saw, the partment to otr establishment, where ; when I would pay 9 for a six on installment when I coutd buy the sa People say 1 want the table, &c., and ba\ every particular of the business will re- ceive careful and scientific attention. dollars. 1 would eat off a ‘kit Any ill-fitting frame readjusted without other next week and save @3certainly if 1 charge. Oculists' prescriptions care- aise €3. I ‘could. not adord to give some dealer $3 fully flea. Thc canmoke''s bor show for's while: bit pay day i ARM. ey can make a bie 3 bs 4 taut coipe ad funy lines the, tua Are tps ree MERTZ'S MODERN PI ACY, balsand with bitter tears wate: the handa that drag a 2th and F ote, their bedy away. “How inuich better to pay as you wo. and if necessary go tlow and feel that Lo metter W) Knocks at your door you do not fear the collector, &c. NO SCARCITY OF COA Don't 3 = neg ight 28) minute, read my prices and make your ‘aiculations. at ‘Sis-foot Fetunsicn Table, oak: from "complete sioce of tse ‘Soul Oak sideboard, oak praiion of fuel. is #35; Spring Roller Shad prices will eust yor. Te. 'Molld ‘Oak’ Cane-stat Chairs, 6, for o. “MAURY D jee Down Quilts, @.05- chins SUE, with ailkalioe — ng. $0.38; Roli-top Deak and Book Case, 25, awe oan aw Wwe cant uame $20,000 worth of new, crisp, quick: oods, vit we can show them, We only Fouts come snd sec. BRAKE, BRAKE 0 M. @ GRASTY, age oak BRAKES. | ES ¢ front spoon brake is still. oversshetmi Double Stores, the majority. ana Tomaienty betel hat tial ward Furniture, Carpets, China, Glass, Tin Ware, &e., | by te Gormiully & Jeffery Mfr Go. ta the best a Cheap for cash. safest of that type on pneumatic tire, the spoon being uve a you Bohoattop Matiress, cle, €2; doubte, Dumber of brakes used in "Wheel and G18 Boe Mediuin Mattress, stered Cots, 81.25 ‘Come and see. a ee Bi Gon SENET co, » 2525 14th st. ‘n. w. 04 COAL FACTS FOR WEA" —' Coal ia king, but there areas many Turxes You Dowr Kxow Anour | ptguslty te couts tics arin Roar. 1 can, bs so a, Wirwarte YMONSTON'S. pa od chap, coal of, ante Mate AC Howoxsron's ag | feriiie hinds tesa gly thy beat con da littie “novelty” in the way ‘ofan fipprovee | £5 the bese consluson i posible price ment over old methods.” One of the Intest is Ty neat Nickel-piated Pocket Corkscrew that v. BALDWIN JOHNSON, |_dtax, the cork out of any bottle without — | pgo-tr 1101 RI. ave.. 511 Ast. a... SIDS6etaw. ‘Another is a Waved-blede Bread Knife that will Cut ot bread caste ‘ae vare Water, fe is for ‘siexiess und’ ve Jeane 2D, GILMAN, cae eoeakin the clear, om Pa ave nw. Bae eo rent © AD Tithe aw. a AN. S $313 VES i used ones. FINANCIAL. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. WB HOGE, Pres. €. DAN Soc. | HOMES — PERSONS WHO PAY RENT N DEMOCRATIC AS: Usiskg SAT Es poreprxa aNp Loax A980. | — wlll moet at Room 00, Trust Uutiaing cor. ae ee spire ta ‘CIATION, 1313 ¥ st.. Weshington, D. G hand F sts, FRCDAY, February 3, at8 p. t1., to | The regular meeting will be held FRIDAY EVEN- ING, Feb. 3, at 7:30, corner Pa. ave. and 43§s:. Im- Portant business necessitates the attendance of every, member. JAMES L. NOBRIS, President. N. SARDO, Secretary. fe2-2t ATTENTION, GRANITE CUTTERS —A pecial meetinc of this branch will be held fenariin’s VENING, Februat be Hall, Pennsyivaniy ave., FRIDAY 3, at 7:30 o'clock. ILLIAM SILVEB, Secretary. 1 Ke Vara ioc * ‘To look over our new list of prop- erty “for sale.” Wedo not claim that every ploce of property we have isa bargain. A few of them are bargains and you will discover them when you look over our cata logue. Come in and get acopy or send us your address so that we may mail you one. B. H. WARNER & CO., o16F nw. fe2 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE Teal estate business heretofore condycted ickling at ‘Nos. 1406 G aud 1264 32d sta. niw. will hereafter oe conducted under the firm name of C. H. Fickling & Bro., having associated with me my brother Jereminn Fickling, who bas been in gharge of the rent departinent for the past three years, ‘Thanking the pubite for past kind consideration and tronage, Task a continuance of the saine for the new nt. C.'H. FICKLING. We will be pleased to see our old friends and pat- oping fo add many new to our list. We sive our personal attention to the real estate busines in all its Dranches. C. H. FICKLING & BRO... 1406 G st. n.w. Telephone No. 1033. 264 224. st. nw. Telephone No. FOR 300 REX TOBACCO TAGS YOU CAN Ket aod watch, See advt 62-6 MRS, MARY WOOD ALLE: ‘tional lecturer W. C.T. U, r. ith and L, FRIDAY EVENING, eligion.” All e invited L. MeQui PRINTER AND PUBLISHER, Book and Job Printing. ‘Telephone 7 (fe?) "1108-1116 E stn. <qe2THE GRAND ORGAN RECITAL WAS announced to the public tb take at Blaloh Baptist Church, L st. bet. 16th and sts. nw., on Friday evening, February Owing to a ns enwageinent made Bisenoff for suing the date has been WEDNESDAY EVENING, Febraary 8. TSO3, at ‘time he will be present. It is hoped the xen- Grous public will attend. wv. J. A. TAYLOM SAB. A. Secretary Ciara e GET 4 WATCH FOR YOURSELF, YOUR doy or girl and chew Capt. Jack bacco. The tags pay for the watch. <—- ‘fe. 2 7h N03. <r ‘Of correspondence and a failure to provide | practical adequate means to prevent accnmuletion 18 A menace to any good business. "Open the flood gates of speech” in dictation to the Improved Graphophone and your typewriter will clear the way in no tue. Sent on free trial. Address fel G19 14th st. Ben Pre Pood Exnivie Is still in progress at our store and will continue all this week. ‘The New Breakfast Dish, Pettijohn's California Wheat Food, served hot—with cream and sugar—free to all—Don't fall to call and try it. At ——_Elphonso Youngs Co., 428 9th st, Get A WATCH FREE CHEW THAT Tinekeeper, Neco Teturn 900 tage ant BS," (Ge? BEPARATION FOR SPRING BUSINESS. Good advertising can only come from ex- perience and careful thought. The average business man has little time to devote to At—especially to the writing of the “ads.” ts 5 ‘Wedo that. You tell us what to advertise ‘and we do the rest. | BUREAU OF AD. WRITING, P. 0, BOX 272. WASHINGTON, D. 0, BP NOLS THOUSERINGS AT ea jece out the season we have steak ‘Trouserings, which we will mus Up at $9.50 and $10 the pair. (Men's Belongings), 65PA AVE. fe? 8. ,TO BUILDERS, ARCHITECTS, &e. Our great specialty—Builders* Hardware. Where will you find meh another stock or variety? ertainly not in Washington! Special attention is called to our “Sample Room," wherein we can show you an unrivaled line of samples of every piece of hard- ware that enters into the con- struction of a house. We have an “expert” who gives his entire time to estimating the quantity of pieces needed and the price of each, or the house as a whole. Bring us your plans and specifi- cations and let us submit you an estimate. BARBER & ROSS, ‘Largest stock of builders’ hardware in Washington, COR. 11TH AND GSTS. N.W. te2 a ST llso’ Poonoctaprl hate then usoh for about two years in the’ reining fend busi Heat departments of the “EVENING STAR,” Ienta tas Led to its Fecen introduction ta editorial department. "The Star” knows © Sood thingwheuit seca it Puomogragity are idoutright now. “Ea Wrate for COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH CO., 627 Eat ED. EASTON. Pree. (1t) It. F. CROMELT '. Seo. a “COMRECT SHIRTS YOR STREET WEAR. ‘The “correct thing” in Shirts for outdoor ‘wear and which will be worn by “‘ewe(/” men this spring is made up of Fine Old English Cheviots, in Blue and Pink stripes, with link cuffs of samo material and a white linen collar—vee our windows. fel. JUARTERS FO} Se POUARTERS YOR FINE STATION- we WASHINGTON, D. 6... ‘January 30, 1803. a Sees Ea a streets a.w.) tse strest aw.) ,PHONOGEAPHS USED BY THE "STAB." Washington News and Gossip, Index to. Advertisements, ACCOUNTANTS. AMUSEMENTS ., ATTORNEYS... AUCTION SALES. BOARDING. BUSINES: CITY ITEMS... COUNTRY REAL ESTAT! DEATHB.......... 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Owing to the great demand therefor, the iseues of Tue Stan, for Friday, Saturday and Monday, containing the full and carefully pre- pared matter in relation to the death, burial and career of the late Mr. Blaine were com- pletely exhausted, To meet still continuing demand for those issues, a new edition of cach has been printed, and they can now be fur- nished in any quantity on application to the counter in the business office. ——<_—_ Govensmext Recerrre Topar.—Internal revenue, $311,572; customs, @867,733, —————— Nava Onpen.—Ensign A. M. Mayer has been ordered to duty at the naval observatory. pet are arorstearag ‘Tux Navy Department is informed that the U. 8.8. Atlanta has left St, Nicholas’ Mole for San Domingo City. —_—_-—___ Bins ror Anwon PLates.—The date of open- ing bids for the $4,000,000 armor plate contract has been changed from the 7th to the 14th in- stant in order to allow the steel manufacturers more time to prepare their bids, oe ‘Tue Parstpest’s Cantens this morning in- cluded Attorney General Miller, Senators Dawes, Hiscock and Platt, Representatives J. D. Taylor and O'Donnell, Senator Dolph, with Judge John F. Caples, bearer of the electoral vote of and Capt. G. A. Pease of Ore- gon; Gov. lesby of Illinois, Judge Berkshire of West Virginia and Mr. Cortlandt Parker, rae Nattonar., Baxxs Esranrisuzp.—The con- troller of the currency has issued certificates authorizing the following national banks to be- gin business: The Old Phoenix National Bank of Medina, Ohio, capital $75,000; the Mer- chants and Miners’ National Bank of Philips- burg, BMont., capital $50,000; the York County National Bank of York Village, Maine, capital $60,000. — Mas. Hazronp’s Comsstox S1axep.—The President has signed the commission of Mr. Elijah W. Halford as a major and paymaster in the army, but, as has been already stated, Mr. Halford will not qualify for his new office until the 3d of March in order that he may serve the President in his present responsible capacity until the end of his term. The selection of a station for Maj. Halford will therefore devolve on Secretary partment. ies shal ee Prnsoxat.—J. B, Wood of Cleveland, R. J. Cudley of New York, Wm. H. Frear of Troy, L. L, Allen of Dayton, Ohio, F. P. Fitzgerald of Port Huron, Mich., and DavidShechan of Pensa- cola, Fla., are at Willard’e,—H.B. Peterson of N. Y. and Oscar Mitchell of Scranton, Pa., are at the Randall.——Wm. Harkness of toe navy, E. P. Hampson of New York, J. F. Donovan of Syracuse and G. R. Easton of Lowell, N. at the Ebbitt.—_W. F. Sanders of Indianapolis, Jas. J. Powers of Brooklyn, Chas, W. Adams of ‘Tennessee and Alfred Rowell of New York are at the ——Horace Silabey of Seneca Falls, N.Y., B. Thompson of Toronto, H. W. Willard of ‘Burlington, lowa, and Thomas Watson of St. Paul ‘are at the Arlington. Gen. H. W. Slocum of New York, Henry D. Dupee of Boston, Frank A. Auklin of Denver and J, 0. Wood of Long Branch are at the Shoreham.——R. H. Vorhees of New York, A. Victorian of Troy, John Fraser of Philadelphia, Wm. Phillipman of Chicagoand J.H.Silverman of Pittaburg are at the Normandie. ——Jobn Glenn Collins 0} E. R. Hodgkins of New York and Chas. McDonald of Covington, Ky. are at the National ——G. E. Thomas, Columbus, Ga, R."L. Jones, A.W. Me of Be ceudietth Nonilrate or seo atohtiy| Albany and” James "L." White of Ab- colder Fr fnorusno; provably fatr by Friday| ingdon, Va., are at the itan,—E. faening; easterly winds, Laws of 8t Louis, 8. Lyon of New York, B. To cash buyers and Rodgers of Chicago, A. A. of Brooklyn, W. C. Wick of Youngstown, Pa., H. H. Kelly of coo deuce Indiana and A. 8. Herman of Boston are at the valde alety Eules Douz of Utien J W. Bowling of Rick” x of .W. < coe Seinen coer Bere mond, Va., C. H. Marsh of New York and John a Eypery. eae. x ET arduare: Tro} “Lumber, Mill Work and Builders ae Cor, Oth st. and N. ¥. ave. n.w. fee wood, N. Y., Frank A. McKenzie of Baltimore, F. B. Smith of Clyde, N. ¥., and G. E. Corn- likins’ successor in the War De- | weil of New York are at Fredonia.——Mr. | this morning for Columbus, Ohio, attend the ms ‘or Colum! at funeral of his father. HAWAIIAN A age Awaiting the Coming of the Annex- ation Commissioners. WILL ARRIVE TOMORROW. hatte There Will Be No Delay in Effecting = Con- ference, and the President Prepared to Act Promptly—A Message to Congress Likely to Be Sent Next Week. ——-—_—_. | At the suggestion of the President Secretary Jobn W. Foster has decided to defer bis de- | parture to Paris, France, until after the close of the present administration. Secretary Foster had made all his arrangements to sail from New York next Wednesday in order to in-| sure his attendance at the meeting of | the Bering sea arbitration in Paris | on the 234 instant. The President | concluded, however, that it was more desirable that he should remain in Washington during the consideration of the Hawaiian annexation | question. It was found that this could be done without in the least jeopardizing the cause of the United States in the Bering sea controversy for the reason that the meeting of the arbitrators on the 234 inst. will be merely for the purpose of making preliminary arrange- | ments fora subsequent meeting to be held March 23, at which an organization will be ef- | fected and the real business of the tribunal put in active operation, | NEGOTIATIONS WiTH THE comnmsstoxens, | ‘The negotiations with the Hawaiian commis- | sioners now on their way to Washington will } be conducted on the part of this government by Secretary J. W. Foster, but no arrangements | for the conferences will be made until after the arrival of the coramissioners. They are ex- | pected here Friday noon and will make Worm- | ley’s Hotel their headquarters. It is | likely that Mr. Mott Smith, the Hawatian min- ister under Queen Kapuokalani, will be re- quested to arrange for an audience with the federal authorities. He will probably confer with Secretary Foster at the State Department Saturday and arrange for the reception of tho Hawaiian delegation by Secre- tary Foster on Monday, and if their credentials are entirely regular and satisfactory they may | be formally received by the President the same | day. ‘The arranging of these necessary formalities will most probably preclude a conference with the Secretary of | State by Saturday as was originally expected. It may still be arranged, however, provided the business is expedited. This gov: ernment is thoroughly in earnest in this matter and will act with the utmost promptness con- sonant with the importance of the question at insue. TO BE SUBMITTED TO CONGRESS NEXT WEEK. The impression is general that the President will be prepared to submit the question to Con- gress by the end of next week with a mosmge strongly advocating the active co-operation of this government in sustaining the expressed wish of the people of Hawaii. ACTION OF THE NAVY DEPARTMENT. It can be stated positively that the action of the Navy Department with reference to the Hawaiian situation, outlined in Tur Stan yes- terday as a probability, will be adhered to. Preparation of naval vessels for sea service will be actively pushed, but the naval force at Hon- olulu will not be augmented to any extent un- leas affairs have a serious t. Versels on foreign service will be held within reach of the telegraph and marines will be placed under orders preparatory to speedy departure. Much interest is manifested at the Navy De- partment by officers who do not compoxé “the powers that be" in the action of the depart- ment concerning the “fying squadron”—the Francisco and the Yorktown—now on ite way to Barbadoes under orders to proceed to Hamp- ton Roads and New York for participation in the naval rendezvous and review. These ves js are due at Barbadoes on February 11, and from present indications it seems likely that they will continue their voyage to the United State. It is ble that something definite bearing on the Hawaiian question will have developed by the date of their arrival at Barbadoes, and the department will then see its way clear to take some action as to the disposition of the uadron. The voyage from Burbadoes to Hampton Roads will consume about three or four days only, and therefore no apprebension is felt that the four vessels wiil get beyond the reach of the telegraph for any length of time. Secretary John W. Foster said this morning that there were no developments in the Hawaiian matter. There would probably be no news, be said, until the annexation com- missioners presented their views. MAPS OF THE ISLANDS. The War Department, at the request of the State Department, is having copies made of « number of blue prints showing the topograph- ical situation of Honolulu and other points in the Sandwich Islands, which prints are in the possession of the War Department. The cop- ies and the rest of the originals not duplicated will be given to Secretary J. W. Foster for ref- erence in the conference he is to have Satur- day with the Hawaiian commissioners. Dupli- cates of these maps will probably be for- warded to the naval forces in Hawaiian waters. NO MORE SHIPS AT PRESENT. ‘There is authority for the statement that un- less affairs in Hawati take on a more warlike aspect than at present no more United States naval vessels will be dispatched to that country for some time tocome. No orders have been issued for the preparation of the Ranger, Adams or Monterey now at Ban Francisco for ‘this service and none will be given except im the event of an requiring the pres- ence of additional ships. Mobican, which left San Francisco Saturday, will join the Bos- ton at Honolulu im about eight days. These two vessels are deemed to be sufficient to pro- tect American interests on the islands under existing conditions, COMMERCIAL AND MILITARY IMPORTANCE OF MAWAIL. ‘When the reciprocity treaty with Hawaii was under discussion in 1876 the San Francisco chamber of commerce recorded an opinion in its favor in the follor words: “Opposite the very of this commerce, and in its track, lie these islands, keeping, as it | MILITARY VALUE OF THE ISLANDS. ‘That was in 1876. Since then it is admitted ‘that both the commercial and strategic import ance of Hawaii have steadily increased. The growth of its value with the extension of railroads across the continent and of the wthmus canal aid E fl i A i iti z steitectil flagship Baltimore, the Charleston, the San | BEATTY CONVICTED. Found Guilty of Poisoning Workmen at Homestead. TRIAL OF ONE OF PUNK Arrest of Norwegian Sailors for SSsabial lide. N SLAYERS, Killing an Associate. OF THE NO NEWS PEKING. NOTHER SOONER CONVICTED Robert F. Beatty Pre Jury After = Pitrenvne, Pa, Ped. ae 1 Rewer charged with causing the r death of pow-ant eatead whe t Robert F. Beatty, workmen at Ho places, was convicted this morning. was out only fifteen mi - k the strikers’ The jury ten Haxsrao, Feb. 2 Three of the soamen « the Norwegian ship Thekia, from Philadelphia, who were rescued by the Denish bark Hermae after endaring terrible sufferings on the foundering vessel, have mted . charge of murder, the chare ug based om their own confession that they killed and ate a sailor of the abip to save the.uselves from death by starvation The sailors were taken i toy at the stance of the ex oul ss ton = 1 Norway et Hamburg, the alieeet having occurred in neutral waters t Norwegian flag. The prisoners will be taken Norway and tried ¢ The sailor was aH men drew lc falling on the v the others fe devoured th N J been and Job Their cane ix of a wree years ago in Engle ing a cabin boy 1 hout precedent. the n tried som been with A for partly ate, thus waving bis Instance the accused There seems to be n the subject, #o fur as t the person guilty of canngbalism being pat om his defense to show by the circumstances of the particular case that the act was the result of | supreme necessity. The arrests were made wt Cuxhaven. Much «ympathy is felt for the an fortunate men,who are « dit! yet be « sane, ent mannor THe PRKEN The Steamer May Have to Rely © Reach Port. Sax Fraxcisco, Feb. 2—Thero is still mo sign of the delaved steamer City of Poking. It is supposed that the y is due to the hollow rings on the grooves inside the circle of the thrust blocky and it is thought possible that the machinery isseriously crippled. Engineers say that af such is the case the steamer on hee sails or another beat to reac ov the damage is most probably trreparabie at mem ‘The followin, list of the cabin passen- gereon the Peking: J. M. Rascon, Mexican minister to Japan, and Madame Kascon, MH. Akiyama, Mixs HS. Allings, WC. Danean, © A. Forsaith, P. E. Crope, T. W. Mangel, J. W. Stockbridge, M. M. Weekott > THE BaTT * HOMESTEAD, It fs Recalled by the Trial of One of the Strikers. Prrrseves, Pa., Feb. 2-John Gifford, one of the Homestead strikers, was placed on trialin criminal court, No. 1,this morning,Judge Slagle Presiding. Clifford is charged with the killing of J. T. Connors and others during the battie with the Pinkerton men at Homestead on the morning of July 6 The court room was packed to the limit long before the case was called. When Clifford entered the room be was the picture af health: was neatly dressed and perfectly coal and self During the reading of the indictment Clifford stood in the prironer's dock, his eyes intently | fixed upon the clerk. At the close of the rend- | ing he in a firm voice ane | ed the usual qa! | tion by pleading “not guilty,” and then took | his seat beside his counsel while the prepare tions for impaneling the jury were in progress, The calling of the jury began at 10.90 o'clock, Clifford is represented by Messrs. Montooth, Brennen, Cox and Reardon. District Attorn Burleigh, D. F. Patterson, J..8. Kebb and i Y. Breck represeut the commonwealth. _ BURIED IN A SNOW SLIDE, Stories of Fatalities During the Storm tm + Colorado. Dexven, Cor., Feb. 2—The storm which has been prevalent throughout the country reached Colorado yesterday morning. Re ports from many points in the «tate auow that the storm is genersi and that snow slides in the mountains are numerous, result ing m several fatalities Near Carbondale, Col., Chas Smith and « young man known ns Bill #tarted to crows @ gulch when a snow slide caught them and car- ried them 200 fect. Smith with much trouble extricated himself, but Bill was covered #0 deeply that be was wuffocated aud hie body bas not yet been recovered. At Aspen, Col., H. W. Shiviey and John Bradley,two miners working on the Little mine, were caught in an avalanche killed Shivley leaves a wife and family of seven chil dren. Frank Haw, a milkman, it is feared, has been Lost in a slide with his term. At Maroney’s «aw mill, sbout ten miles from Aspen, eight men and twenty-five males were snowed in, and as it is known thet they have but little provisions a rescuing party started from Aspen to relieve them. It is known that several slides bave occurred betwera Aspen and Maroney's mill and it is feared that the ree cuers are caught betwee. them > THEY WRECK ‘The President and Cashier Used the Money Lrrriz Rock, Anx., Feb. 2 —The First New tional Bank of this city will not opew for busi> ness today. Its liabilitios are understood to be over half million. About ten days ago the bank passed through a terrible crisis, but through the timely ar- rival and assistance of Col. Logan H. Root, confidence With Col. Root ax president arm ‘Taytor vice president, The cause that of the bank was the issue paper by the former officers of amount of several hundred Hel if 1 i Hi j rf 3 ¢