Evening Star Newspaper, February 10, 1893, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR — PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY, AY THE STAR BUILDINGS, acer yo corser 11th 8t., by vening Star Newspaper Com 5 S. H. KAUFFMA! Pree’ eit New York OfSce, 88 Potter Building ‘Tur Fvesrea Stam is served to subscribers in the etty by apr on the wate. toe ch fig here in tive United States pustage prevaid SO cents per mouth Sarcnoar Quaput Pie Super Stan 81.00; with torelgn postage widled, $3.00. a {Entered at the Post Office at Washington, seceniclnes mall metter? ‘ aah {627 ALi mail eahecrintions mast be pald in sdvance. Rates of aivertising made kaown on apriication, a account, at 1O-ce «Che Vor. 82, No. 20,492. WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1893—TEN PAGES. TWO CENTS. __ FINANCIAL, f FINA NCTAL. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. American fat ya The practice of hoarding moneyin re- coptacies at home i a bad one—you never know when your house may be burglarized. Depositing it this company af interce? of storing of our Safe Deposit Boxes rel of all worry and snriety. Sear —aceording to size. This Company Will also act an your Executor, Admin- tstrator, Guardian, Trustee, Treasurer. Assimnee, Receiver, fc.. manages jes. collects incomes, farnishes 5 ver cent investments, loans money real estate and other collateral se- curity and prepares and keeps wills at tte own expense. and OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY: PXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. A. T. Britton, chairman, M. W. Beveridge, Henry F. Blomnt, WS. Thompson, Benjamin H. Warder. AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY. BANKING HOUSE, 1405 6ST. N.W. STORAGE WAREHOUSE, 1140 ISTH ST. N.W. While every man dows not desire to be rich. there are. eumetient opulence tesccure to It ithont your ave use for it for agtven period “Time” Certificate of Deposit, on We pay $ er cent im three mouths, 5 per centin, fox months and G percent imayear. Call and see ue, Woods & Co., {10 Bankers, W222 F STREET N.W. JOR SALE STUCK IN MANUFACTURING CoM- ‘pany having large govern cent aivider outracts; 3D per Address ARMOK, Star office. feb" INVESTMENTS.—LOANS NEGO. ‘and Endowment Policies of upward. T. PERCY - IG F st. foxkw* ) ea talk about life insurance. Af Sou wish to talk in rs GURLEY, 1835 F ST. N.W. Ottice of the Ereaurer, Books are open for snbecti Seria | Second the Fath tastant, Fennayiy Shares at xa Assoctatios. fessesteoet ne x of = ‘asain sting Testor stosin Bslork at southwest sorgerst ae ‘Bm 1th street. sec floor. a ads peraeoe agar atany tine to Gocsurer sssbove barwete Sait abt i p.sn The bamess of fhe first month of the series being chewed a patent of #2 pe sare on wea oe SER Cees Interest is allowed at 6 per cent on stock withdrawn e-ntor loans. As much as @200 iy The averace at rear wee monly rer" i tines telat ST onecnee Sal Gi eter sl eee ae WS is interest: tn allows! im the settlement of aes, at Givteibition serpiue bs ew vayments necessary to mature shares or fan: Lane by nearly twelve months. and promises & ‘ is airemiy ¢ fall below tnoreases Ken indicates the preceding asand save your money, or obtain We prouive you careful management, more interest on your thers aliow ant uch more than Est. nw. f, 1913 F st-nw. : 7, WT Pal ave. (W. HO WETZEL. Seoretary, Mat nw. ist Usios Savives Bas F. M, SMITH, President. A. M. LOTHROP-JOHN Tw EEDALE, Vice Presidente T A. LAMBERT, Treasurer. J.-H. RALSTON, Secretary. Bank open during business hours and from 6 to & @'elock Saturday evenines at interest paid on ordinary deposits and jends on installment deposits, Four per Yarees ~ Havessen, ‘Member Washington Stock Exchange, Real Katate anct Stock Broker, Bovms Yand 11, Atlantic Building, WOR st. nw INVESTMENT SECURITIES. rocks, Bonds and Grain bought and sold for cash or caren (Cott & bought and sold tn New York or New Orleans, *RRESPON DENTS, 2 Bache & Lehioan Bros Tebman. stern Laurson Bros & Co., Chicago Board of Trade. Frivate wires to New Mork, Chicago and New Or- Jeans Telephone. 4 wel? Scwarres Fox Your Coxsiens TION BY THE FIDELITY PUILDING, LOAN AND 1% VESTMENT ASSOCIATION, 8.9146 ST. XW. WASHINGTON, D.C. $114,000.00 ose of the year oil 50,874.18 © close of the year nved te 100,053. $8 cevee GUITARS menler daring 5,054.71 35,728.57 f securities heid at {the year 1801 75,686.00 oof securities held at mot the your INGE 250,133.70 ‘Se ver Seek of #1 per month will mature ene share ot stock la 102 mouths for ecash Walue of eam Moor) deposited with ue for a pertod of three of lonewe wabject tr withdrawal om Wirty days motive after three wouths, will raw interest at the rateof Oper ceat per an Buu from date of deposit. ome) deposited with us for a period of three years will draw interest at the rate of 8 per cond per amass. = HAKRISON DINGMAN, President. way be calle’ on to vary are Tearectfuily” a ited to Aseucia- foamy ous.” ‘Epamine sal be caabtnaed ot jour iw the matter. & H. HINES, President, a 1a Lath ot. a. STATEMENT OF TH | WASHINGTON SIX PER CENT PERMANENT BUILDING ASSOCIATION For the year ending January 31, 1863. RECEIPTS. Cash on hand February 1, 18092 Payments on stock *: Payments oa loans... Interest on loans Ginci. int. ‘on surplus Feinvested).-. Premiums... i“ Fines, trausiers, books, & 465,226 89 DISBURSEMENTS. ‘Loans secured by real es- tate and bonds... $459,726 49 Balance (cash) on hand Feb- -=>HOMES ~ ADJOURNED MEETING OF Jadies and gentlemen to consider a practical met of chs rent into purchase ', Room G6, Trust Uuitdines cor, Uk’ and Fotos: FRIDAY 10, at 8 p.m. fev-20" JACKSON DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION, ‘Very member is requested to be present FRIDAY EVENING, Feb. 10, at 7:30, at Odeon Hall, cor. Pa. ave, and 434 st. JAMES L. NORRIS, President. N. SARDO, Secretary. fe0.2 eS” PROSPECTIVE BUILDERS. Come tous when you think of building and secure our estimate on the cost of the Builder's Hardware. Our expert “estimator” will figure it out and give you the best price on each piece or of the entire job. Our ‘Sample Room" is one of the most complete im America. BARBER & KOSS, Builders’ Hardveare, &e., COR. 11TH AND G8TS.'N. J. A. MAEDEL, H. H. BERGMANN, ‘Treasurer. ‘Secretary. We have carefully examined the books and records of the association and find the above statement to be correct, CHAS T- CARON FYSS, Auditing Committee. BOARD OF DIRECTORS. GEO. C. WALKER. JON. President. INO. WALTER. Sr., JACOB MILLE! FEED OFFICE, é24 F ST. N.W. ‘The annual dividend of 7 per cent on old stock and 6 per cont on new stock will be paid on Monday, Tues. day and Wednesday, February 6, 7 and 8, between 10 aimrand 5p. ted AVE YOU FUNDS TO INVEST? WILL 1 fect secnrity satiafy Fo) soconstit ne na Dertect secyriy BALDWIN, ‘all-Sen (600 F st. uw. basemenit. PER if Consox & Macarrser, MEMBERS OF THE XEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, Correspondents of Messrs. Moore & Schley, 80 Broad- way. Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds Deposits. change. Loans Ratiroad Rtocks and Bonde snd all necarities ated on tig cachanges of New York. Philadelphia: Boston and Baitiiuore bougbt and sold. pecialty made of investment securities, District Boude"and all ioral, Hatiroad, “Gas, Tusurance and ‘Rijerican Bell Telephone Stock bonsbt and sold. de31 Baxxrxo Hovse Or LEWIS G. TEWKSBURY & CO., 3880 F ot. Adams Iron Building, WASHINGTON, D. @ W. B. HIBBS, Manager. Deposits racetved subject tccheck and tuterest allowed er daily balances, Advances made to corre. its against available Soateral Government Bondsand all Securities listed on the New York Stock E: ought ‘snd sold for usual We have direct private wires to one New York and Ericage oiices Depostte, Advances. Government Bonde, Private Wives. Our facilities for trading ‘and Grain and Provisions on ieGhicage Board of Frade Se unequsied, ‘We maken apectalt Fureliase snd bale 0 ‘eal Securitiesou Parties desiring to open acconnte, as well as those contemplating a change in Sequiring edditionsl factlt- Fequiring ‘di act Tiee,ere invited to call om oF sdaress ovatn and Provisions, ofthe Local Securities. ‘all Lo- 4 Suggestion. LEWIS G. TEWKSBURY & Co. | Tus Nattoxa Sare Derosiz, SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY Of the District of Columbis. CORNER 15TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE. Chartered by special act of Consress Jan. , 1967, and acts of Oct. , 1800, and Feb., 1832. CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS. ‘Rents safes from $5 each upward per annum Silver ware and valuables taken on deposit. TEN CENTS and upward received on deposit snd interest allowed on sums of not less than 8. Prepares and keeps Wills free of charge—acts as Ex- ecutor, Administrator and Trusiee—executes Trusts of all Kinds. BENJAMIN P. SNYDER, President CHARLES C. GLOVER, First Vice President. JAMES SI. JOHNSTON. Second Vice Pres THOMAS KL JONES, Third Vice Pres. E, FRANCIS RIGGS. Treasure: ALBERT L. STURTEVANT, Secretary. Directors: Ren'amte P. Snyder, Zenas C, Robbins, Afberr ig Sturtevant, Anrew Wylie Stone HF Matthew 6. Eimery, Lewis Clepuan Charles A Janes Beary A Willard, E, Francts Riss, fermen 3, 3 Enaries C, Glover, Er Koes Berry. * oma Hyde: William Eclaek, PONG TT. KEEN, TAILOR, 1812 F ST. N. W. feO1m —™ TIRE AN INDEX TO THE WHEEL. As there are high-grade wheels so are there high- grade tires, It may not have occurred to you before, but it is so. ‘The wise man knows that he is ss that be is a gainer, and that itistrus economy to pay @150 for such a wheel asthe RAMBLER. He knows that there are lots of cheaper wheels; he knows that the makers cry them as “Just as good,” but he is rightly wary of them and knows that he is safe in buying # BAM- BLER; he knows that it costs money to make & good article and shuns the cheap wheels as he woulda Baxter street shop when purchasing clothes. The dest is the cheapest in the enc And what js trueof clothesand wheels is true of | tires. GORMULLY & JEFFERY MFG. CO., 08 1925 14th <g> WHERE ARE YoU Gora Faw fo, HOGGES NATIONAL BOOK, BIXD- a ret, to have my Oeuturys and Hat- 's bound at bottoin if ft SUITS FOR HIRE. ja4-3m 1312 F st. THIRTY OLD VIOLINS, did repair: prices: fro1 grades of ‘violins taken in exchange, from. HUGO WORGH & CO., #25 7th. IN SPLEN S80 te spiact 0 selec ar3m ALL ® =n MINGTON Standard TYPEWRITER UNRIVALED. Send for illustrated catalogus. Wyckoff, Seamans & Benedict, Gor, bth and F ste, nl4-m,tu,tb,f,tf | <—ed FACTS FOR COLD WEATHER. is king, but there are as many grades tg ity in Coal agthere are in flour. It can be so infertor as to be absolutely worthiess—even worse than Fei tats kind Webel sal tua’ beat Boas” dciversa in the best condition and ‘atthe lowest possible price consistent with fair dealing. FE a acsiaw. ‘Try ua. n90te 1101 Paves, BEE THE INAUGURATION. a JOR KENT TWO HANDSOMELy ao oe eee ee ‘ond cf th, best locations cn the avenue. fel0-3s" 605 Ps. ave. 20K BRENT—INAUGURATION—ELEGANT Bal— cony and windows ; will accommodate party of 25 sple, Piire of 7. M, WHITNEY,471 Pa.ave, f610-3"_ AVE. FoR MARCH ANTED ON TH! lease state price, nuzuber of windows, whenitanay be seen. “Address Tt. 1°. elo T_THE THREE UPPER FLOOAS OF 1410 Pa. ave. n.w. opporite Willard's, consisting gf three resins cath "wa private bath on two a floors: each floor has five front windows from which 8 fine view of rural parade and the tarn at a} ‘Ooms will be heated March 4 And are ouBot the'elare of the mun. aicony. For terms apply ton DEEBLE, DAVIS & CC f610-2 THI F sts ne WEAVE, THE FINEST View, WanwEst place and cheapest covered stand for se-ing the parade in Was! fmt want toaell the butid Nilbsell blocks of seats at quick prices. for two daya’ Te W. STEVENS, 1000 Pa. ave. fe10-3e (OTs FOR THe TSACGURATION—T0 HOTELS J and boarding hotsekeepers, 1.400 Cots $i car “bianneta sete ao plone, 3 00 Prices wood for ten days only from date. Ap} ‘id and G'ste. uw. ‘Lower floor bss tions for elubs. ave. jo RENT— Inanouration Parade. Bradbury Butlaing. Three (3) magnificent plate klass windows (very large). Finest view on the avenue” tet FG. SMITH, 1225 Pa. ave. [S4UGURAL PROCESSION. Agrand vi TH NG" ASTRA tle can be had from THOS, E. YOUNG'S Pa. fe10-3¢ NAUGURAL CLUB BADGES AND ALL KINDS Of silk badves aud rosettes to order. ‘See samn- ples at JOSEPH WALTEMEYER’S, "250 Pa. ai se. fe" EATS FOR VIEWING INAUGURAL PARADE ON SS inside balcony. 943 Fa. ave. Also two windoy for reat. fe8-6t* | FOR INAUGURATION DAY, ONE LARGE ROOM A’ cver our store; bas two windows and is heated by steam. JAMES Y. DAVIS’ SONS, fave. and 12th st. WS HOGE, Free TC, DANIE:, Sec. JNITED STATES BUILDING AND LOAN Ass0- UU aidrios tats) ee Washington, De. Shares, $100, paysble in monthly installments of pad seo, Daring ta ‘et months, a her pront OEESba 6 por ‘cent interest paid on epecial deposite from date cfderoait. Full-pacd stock pay* G porrent interest frou date att LOW TIDE. Prices for Pars and Sealskins are now at the Jowest point yet touched. You won't have another such oppor'uaity after oar present prices are hicher elsewhere, aud will be higher i next season r Sacques and Reefers ar Seal Jackets aid coat you 1d to £5 per cent more in New ork today. Willet & Ruoff, 905 Pa. Ave. LIVE ORUEEISTS <sell Georges’ Natural Bunion Cure. Relieves bunions “instantly and pala Jersly without the use of a knife J.J. Gsorges & Son, CHIROPODISTS, PARLORS 1115 PA. AVE. N. W. SHIBTS MADE TO “WEAR.” All shirts are made to wear, but s very few are made to “last.” That's the advantage of our “STALWART SHIRTS, AT 65c.. 6 FOR 83.75. ‘They are made to fit perfectly—thor- oughly reinforced an4 gumeted. 5 dif- ferent sleeve lengths toeach neck size. Ellery & Ireland, dnt. Othand is Kaxx & Soxe Mre Co, 531 SEVENTH ST. ¥.W. {a7 REPLATING OLD GOODS EQUAL TO NEW. *EN- ‘cloned in re Park st ly at (hue ‘aninber te Timjied.) OS Be Mane Jathand iste, a. w. “MANNING & Palio: je one baildins > warin Foun form ‘baie tor chalte:° Mdatess INDEPENDEST t (or ress NEWS ASSOCIATION, 450 Pa. ave. new. f07-5t" cata as doors wuld ‘th and Ps on core wen Apple Seal Bb, WAY. 165 N. Y. ave. J. Gl, 713 MARKET SPACE. JAp opportunity of « lifetime now awaite you to buy every cme of them: ty eee a it. i | T, REGARDLESS OF STATURE. a 1B yee Short, tall, fat, thin—| ‘what he may, he can be fitted hereto his en- tire satisfaction. Try us! Our line of ‘Trouserings at $7.50 are other's $9 andl #10 sort. J. FRED. GATCHEL (Late of Keen's), (2th st. n.w., one door above the "avenue." DO YOU WANT AN OFFICE WITHOUT standing clvit service examination? Book Just published. compiled from ‘offelal records. and riehted oy iiurben ‘hina; shown jist of atews cfctvil service with ealarles a Price. ji. For aalo at WASHINGTON NEWS EXCHANGE, Sor iaiheenwe feat ‘A POINTER TO YOUT 5 | — By patented procena to imitate ter work's. sure Dusiness-etting mediugn. rd tor Custonuers by ite results. It will astonish You, Galland seit. =r BYRON 5. ADAMS, PRI Towson Sy * ARAN "TR ==» FOR SALE — TWO FIRE-PROOF SAFE! ero coe ama. one large size; will sell cheap to ‘ell at once and save hauling and storage. Address Box 108, Star offics. fe&- St ——= McNAUGHTON, DR. C. W. : Dentist, las returned to 003 23th st. n.w.. near F st, and is now ready toattend fo business. 68-1" JORDAN'SOWN HEBRIGHTON Eure Hye Whisky. $1 per quart. | Old Wil. fon, Trimble and other reliable Brands in stock. 317 th’ w building. fe8-1m* To becin falkine about a, RUBURBAN HOME, but within « short while you'll commence to think of the country. The People are takin to the SUBURBS more hd more every year. "Nee me about the lovely new addition to KENSINGTON, MD. Iwants name for the place before say too much aboat it. If you can originate asnitable cognomen you'll run the cl e of getting a $300 iot sree of cost. Write for particulars,” feo HENRY N, Bowe DE. FE. 0. MANNAKEE HAS RoMOVED his office and residence to 1626 19th fein ¥ SPECIAL NOTICE.—S, K. SPALDING & Co, having made an’ agement. tom, all Parties indebted to the firm are hereby wotised vocal End settle and thone having claiins against same are Feaulsted {opreaent them atmce SCEAMENCE L-'RLENANDER, Acrienee, te7-58 oo =SURGAL AND LITERARY Lia ee fashion, without any extra charwe, will cousurt thelr Dest interests by talking orave thelrgrders. By appotntuient we're "Printers 0 please. We're ready are youl MeGILI. & WALLACE, Leval Printers, 1107 E Nothing too small or too large for us to print. <g> NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE eal estate business heretofore conduted HH, Pickling at ‘Nos. 1406 G and 1264 N24 sta, n.w. will hereafter ve conducted under the firm name of C. H. Fickling & Bro., huving associated with me my brother Jeremiah Fickling, who bas been in charge of the rent department for the past three years. ‘Thanking the public for past kind consideration and Patronage, I ask a continuance of tie save for thenew iirm, ©. H, FICKLING. We will be pleased to see our old friends and pat- rons, hoping to add many new t@ our list. We give our personal attention to the real estate busines iM all its ranches. ©. H. PICKLING & BRO. 1406 G st. nw. “Telephone No. 1033, 1264 32d at. n.w. Telephor 58. _fe2-tm_ HLL, MeQUEEN, ba BitN Ten AND PUBLISHER, Fine Book and Job Printin Telephone 763. fe?) ‘1108-1116 E st. now. eerrrice oF MERTZ'S MODERN PHARMACY. ‘We have recently added an optical de- partment to our establishment, where every particular of the business will re- ceive carefnl and scientific attention. Any ill-fitting frame readjusted without charwe. Oculists' prescriptions care- fully ailled. MERTZ’S MODERN PHARMACY, 25-te 1ith and F ete. SPIRITUALISM. —MISS MAGGIE GAULE of Baltimore, the wonderfully gifted test m er) FRIDAY during the day. Tt privatesit- Wonn's Hall, 731 SH sty... an 21 oth st. n.w,, every FRIDAY ui __eed-théetion MANTEL DIRONS, | FENDERS, |< a orate, Wroiuht tron eta w * pecial discuynis while baking chanir CORSING, Tile Shop, 920 13th at. Fixtures, &e! PANTALOON WEEK. ALL TROUSERS REDUCED, SD O'COATS. 1.90 ‘SUITS A} Cor. 7th and E sts Manufacturing Tailors and Clotuiers. fe7 Fe BUIEF WORK AT SHORT NOTICE. Nothing but first-class work. All kinds of printing executed promptly and in good style. Work delivered when promised. Cail and see samples, NORMAN T. ELLIOTT, JOHN F. SHEIRY, Manager. Printer and Engraver. ‘Telephone S435. {fe7] 6235 Dat. n. eee: Ho Fe Wit ot aot sour eyes tested untst you got over that sick headache. Ob! no!! The majority of you will wait alors time, for it’s your eyes which are vansing your sick headache. Callon A. G. HAMIL. TON, Oculist, and see how soon ne can relieve you of it. Witu CAKL PETERSEN . 427 7th Office hours froin 9 to 5. Optician apa Jewele Examination free. “SUNDAY POST'S" GRIDIRON PICTURES. ‘From the Evening News. “I must congratulate The Post upon its fine issue of Sunday. Seldom.if ever,have I seen work so adinir- ably done as that which adorns the first page of our eu- terprising morning paper. “The likenesses are all excellent,and in them I ob- served the recognized wits of the community. From t down, and around to Col. Hay, who closes the gallery of portraits with a smile of infinite affabil- ity, the artistic excellence is apparent.” ‘The above unsolicited comment upon the excellence of our work is highly appreciated. THE STANDARD ENGRAVING COMPAN’ fe SUE Ties aad oat at. - HEADQUARTERS PUBLIC COMFORT, EAI ‘Room muinan, building, 14%; New Percy G."Smith, clerk, M. 1. Weller, oF val partion wishing to farnish stcommodations to Ine to farnish accomm vinitors during the inaugural ate requested to call at Senasitarters or acnd descrition of uartery. stata Banal 3 a ith end without mosis &e-s alto’ list of prices pet Gay. Jalsa FULL DRESS SUITS FOR WIRE. WM. GARNER, 1026 7th st. a. w. NO SCARCITY OF GoaL At my yards, You may sel frog “complete ‘atock of fahent rhe = a21-3m priceawill eutt you. Malice Pe POW st ne. Foot Fand Gsts. 2. w. ‘1th M st. a. w. ‘28th and K se. aw. 7-3 ASPARAGUS PLANTS.-EVERY OWNER ‘of « home should have a bed of this most ex- cellent vexetable in his arden. Once established the ‘bed, with very little care, will last a lifethwe. Fine selected one-year roots, hig per 100. | Orders snould be entered. ay Hoots will be ready for delivery at ex Bross office Apel d- Adare eRRWOOD FARM, fe6-Im_ Bowie, Md. Prost coger Sa fu innnaharany paras tae : Sipe ig morrow. Center and U St. vets. Propeatet INAUGURAL HEADQUARTERS, WASHINGTON, D'Or, Jamuary #164. A'l bids referting to the’ erection ‘of apurcecher to Pomaion building for inaucural ‘cere having rejected by'the exenutive cominiteee at its erecting ‘with new bids for ‘said “approaches, according, tans ricat AY, Remeing epee wie avi ppeisoaticn caii be examined st headauar- ‘OLIVER T. BEAUMONT, va Comutitee oa Garrae, PARTIES HAVIN ES telson New fork sve nw. tetveen 13h sis, iarie or sniall, wil) please weite me E ‘G16 12th st. n.w. ‘TS SELLING RAPIDLY. ih the mis 4. prices. SPECIAL NOTICES. qe WASHINGTON HEBER NGREGA- im _ tion.—Kewular services THIS (Friday) SING at Hiehth Street Temple at 7:30. ‘Adaresy by Rev. L. Stern. Sunject: “A Time to Speak.” All are welcome. 1 ‘THE MEMBERS OF KIT CARSON POST, ‘0. 2, Depactwent of the Potomac, G. A. ~ are requested to atiend the funeral of Comrade Win. ¥. McBride frou bis late residence, No.1 8th st. n.w.. on SATURDAY, Feb. 11. at o'elock p.m. Interment at Arlington. Comrades of other it wmre cordia! |; ited. By order of CHAS. F REEFED 7 orih HART, Adjutant. fac) * Corminander. OFFICE OF THE HOME PLATF GLASS Ins. Company of Washing‘on, D. C. lee: Naticnal Union bui'ding, S14 F st. n.w. ‘his is to certify that the capital stock of the Home Plate Glass fnsuranee Company of Washinston.D. Cn, aid up and that there afe no exist = CHAR C. DENCANSON, 08, Si MERVILLE, R_O. HOLTZMAN. ANSON 8. TAYLOR, District of Cotumbta, 00.08% B: LARNFIL trict o : aE appeared” before me CHARLES N. LARNER, teorary of the Home Pints tans Tpeur- ance Company, who made cath in due form of law SEsT the sbove st" tement ts rae. . LARNER, Secretary. ‘th day of J. FRED KFLLEY, ‘Notary Public D. 0. THE ANNUAL, OF THE ‘stockholders of the Home Plate Glass Insur- ance Company of Washington, D. C., for the election Qf trustees will be held at the ‘office of tho company, National Union building, 918 F st. n w., on TUES- DAY, the 14th day of February, 1893." Polls open from’ to 3 o'clock p.m. CHARLES N. LARNER, 010-31 ‘Secretary. = COMPLETE BULLETIN. For the benefit of renters, as well as owners, we publish evary Monday morning a complete bul- letin of everything we have for rent:a copy to be had by any- body for the asking. B. H. WARNER & CO., Property Managers, 916 F stn. ‘CHARLES N Subscribed and sworn to before me this February, A.D. 15. rel0-2 f010 AS THE EMINENT CHFMIST, PROF. R. Oxden Doremus of New York, has m Chemical analysis of various kinds of Ulack hosiery and cer«thed that there is dancer of blood polsomins by etna ang but Smith & Angeil's make. T shall ‘keep fall line of these woods for men aud boys, which f shall retail as ow as 250, fel0-3m_ of buying a NewT ype writer wait for the "93 Hammond. We ex- Bact it in every May. Its latent tspprove. ve nothing to be desired. Drop in andl let us tell yousbout the iuproveme Ga Have you wen the * Jay!” idea in the new Valentines? _fol0___ JOHN C. PARKER. 619 7thstin.w. JANUARY 1, 1893, Lita astire to congratulate you on the success you e achieved amony our young Pusiness mich. fully earned by your upright business mettiods and personal attention to the ‘Wants and interests of your patrons. Very troty yours, HUDSON & STRIEBY, Fresco Decorators und Contracts 008 14TH ST. N. W. in need of glass. DGKIN, 918 7TH ST. N.W._ fe6-3m eT ONE OF MANY SHAMS. Think of a Shirt without a stitch of linet in it selling for as much as a dollar, course we don't keep them. How much better it isto have us make to your mess Painters, See us CHAS. E. HOD ure a half dozen Shirts for $10.50, securing | Jive muslin, Irish linen bosoms and bands ‘and a perfectly faultless fit. fel0 W. 8. TEEL (Shirt Maker). 935 PA. AVE. = SAVED ON MALAGA WINE. We have a barrel of Malaga Wine not quite up to onr high standard for drinking pur poses, which we will sell for nse in cooking, At the reduction of Adc. a gallon, or @L. Excellent for sauces. puddings, &. ‘Our *‘Standard” Drinking Malaga Wine ts 82 pengallo TO-RALON WIND COMPANY, Cis diet mw. LeelUl ‘Telephone, 998, INCTIVELY DIFFERENT. n't confound the musical nickel-t «town with d Phonograph we're early all the leading dictate thelr corre phonovraphs—saving and MONEY. @a-On 607 Est now. ELIN, Sec. 1t Bpendenc iw Ww cot £.'D: BAST YS 5 geo The weather is likely to be veneraily fair on Senki edt yo tacibienteriy aetudte arightly colder ‘Saturday ‘morning: ‘probably co Saturday wight. ae CURIOUS PEOPLE LEARN MOST. Be curious enough to get our prices for lumber, if ouly'to Bud out how low they’ reaily are. If you propose to rie up a small Stand in front of your place of business from which to view the Tnausieation we ean save you about 25 percent on the necessary lumber. You'll need boards mostly and boards are our “hobby.” 1.15 per 100 sa. ft. NGER & MILLER, Work and Builder Hardware," Cor. re. Us We fe10_ =” YOU DRINK POTOMAC WATER? Not unless it is filtered—snrely? The Pas— tenr Gern roof Filter will clarify and gurity the mudiest water, It is OW!- Eteed'tne eat Puteri the. tori Baos bill. "Various sizes from Bi0up. “The B10 size, 1s tance enoash for bal jnaee family. Write for circular and jestiimonte’s. WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, “Sole Agents,” 1205 Pa. ave. fe8-40 YOUR SPRING AND SUMMER SHIRTS. Now is the time to lay in your Shirts for spring and suinmer wear. Not only are the patterns particularly neat and handsome, but by leaving your order now you avoid the rush and inconvenience of waiting soon to follow. See our windows. BAIRD & GALT, 921 F STREET, SHIRTMAKERS AND FURNISHERS. ens IVE" IN staTroNERY, We are i receipt of a large supply of CRANE'S JAPANESE LINEN TABLETS, Letter, Packet and Note size, which we ere selling at “‘apecial” prices. ‘Crane's make of paper is too well known to need any comment on its merits. Jf you appreciate fine stationery this ia your oppor- tunity. EASTON & RUPP, Blank Books <c., 421 11TH ST. (Just avove the avenue.) BEE AEN CASE sare ens Be cece nen nae tn anero Ansny a doc fe10 010 to his home or any ‘other place with ease. The linders can be chespie mailed. - Other advan folnted ont to thove w{ving it free trial, “Want a Ture nef G10 14th ate fo10. ,More About White Lable Soups. the recent Pure Food exhibit held at our store hundreds of persons bought acan or two of White Lable Soups ‘to try." As ® result orders are ‘now pouring in upon us for these desirable goods in dozen and case lots. We consider this conclusive evi- dence of the excellence of White Label Soups, and therefore recommend them without reservation, ELPHONZO YOUNGS CO., 428 NINTH 8T., at Wholeeale and Retatk, The Modern-price Tailor. No, we are not overburdened with old goods— ‘This morning's count showed only fousteen of those exclusive suit patterns left. Can't last long at such a modicum price. Washington News ACCOUNTANTS. AMUSEMENTS ATTORNEYS. BOARDING... BICYCLES. BUSINESS CITY ITEMS. cou DEATHS. EDUCATIONAL EXCURSIONS, Be. FINANCTA\ FOR RENT (Rooms). FOR RENT (Houses), FOR RENT (Stores. . FOR RENT (Stable). FOR SALE (Houses) . FOR SALE (Lote)......, FOR SALE (Miscellaneous) FOR SALE (Pianos). MOTELS... LADIES’ GOODS | LOCAL MENTION LOST AND FOUND. | MANICURE MARRIAGES MEDICAL... MISCELLANSOT $ MONEY WANTED AND NOTARIES PUBLI OFFICIAL NOTICES... OCEAN TRAVEL. POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. PIANOS AND ORGAN PERSONAL. | PROFESSTONAL PROPOSALS . RAILROAD! : SPECIAL NOTICES. STEAM CARPET CLEAN ED (Miscellaneous). R RESOR’ Subscribers to THE served by route boys favor by promptly 1 Commovpore MELVILLE napolis, Commopore Ramsey, cl vere cold. Navan Onp! been detached from duty tion of Senator Bate, i. eee that force included in the vice. referring the claim of Jossie dent. ee Parvo violating the pension laws, Bettie Chapman, convieted jury in a pension case. Test or Anwor Pate. next week. tions for the 7,000 tons of week. —— ton navy yard. McCall of Massachusetts, Dunnell and Major Warner, chief, G. A. R. Acts Appaovep. the act extending the provi +. moval of obstructions in of War yesterday afternooi ae Ma. Beut Resioxs.—Mr. government building at the FOR SALE (Horses and Vehicles). Ix Hoxor or Srxator Bar Toxnesceeans will gives banquet tomorrow even- | ing at the Ebbitt House in honor of the re-elec- | their interests, although they are spread over « Omen ar THE IxavovRaTion dent today approved the jointresolution appro-| charter from Congress for priating $8,200 for the maintenance of order | of during the coming inaugural ceremonies. Mus. Fremoxt’s Act Arprovep.—-The act eres —"The President has approved | B+ CARLISLE LOOKING INTO IT. and Goatip. - eae4 Hees To Subscribers. Sran who aro will confer a reporting to Tur Stan office, either in person, by telephone or by mail, any negli- gence on the part of route boys, eS Goverxmext Receipts Topay.—Internal revenue, $544,365; customs, $931,091. has gone to An- navigation, is confined to bis home with a se- at the torpedo sta- tion and ordered to the Monterey. —The resident —The Presi- Warcmuex axp tue Crvin Servicr.—A committee representing the watchmen of the ‘Treasury Department waited on the President this morning and made a strong appeal to hav hs leseihed civil eor- | Rhode Island avenne extended as far westas } then the full revenues « Benton Fremont to certain lands in California to the Court of Claims has received the approval of the Presi- Graxtep. — Pardons have been granted by the President in the case of Benja- min A. Richardson, jr., convieted in Norfolk of and in the case of in Arkansaf of per- - ~The test of armor plate made at the Washington navy yard will take place at the Indian Head proving grounds ‘The ordnance bureau has decided not to hold back issuing the armor specifica- iteel until the In- dian Head trials, and they will be issued this Cart. Sitas CAsex, ndw commanding the United States steamer Newark, will probably succeed Capt, Howell as president of the steel board some time during the summer. ter willcontinue in command of the Washing- The jat~ Tue Presrpent’s Cartens this morning in-| with their stock, but the cluded Secretary J. W. Foster, Senator Allison, Representative Cogswell, Representative-elect ex-Representative past commander-in- . Wg inions of the act pro~ viding for the muster and pay of certain officers and enlisted men of the volunteer forces, Oxsstauctions 1x Tux Detawarr.—The re- the Delaware river between Philadelphia and Camden was the sub- ject of a hearing in the office of the Secreta: mn. It was i pated in by Senators Higgins, McPherson and Quay, Ropresentatives Heyburn, O'Neill and MeAlecr and others. No decision was reached. M. E. Bell, super- intendent of public buildings at Chicago, has forwarded his resignation to Washington. He taxes this action at the suggestion of the Seere- tary, who thinks he exceeded his duty in the awarding of contracts for certain work on the world’s fair. ee Tux Pixe Ror Troveres.—The Secre- tary of the Interior has received a telegram from Inspector Cisney at Pine Ridge stating that “Young-Man-Afraid-of-His-Horses” with his people had capttired two of the murderers of the cowboys and had turned them over to it. Brown, the agent, who will deliver them to United States marshal who were killed and ‘Two Strike,” who was | hausted and to keep intact the Younded, are all who participated an tho mur- | ©100,000,000, with the two RUMORS ABOUT RAILROADS. The Big Syndicate Said to Have Other Purchases jew. COL, DANIEL LAMONT SAID TO BE HERE NR- GOTIATING FOR A ROAD—THE WAY THE COM- BINATION MANAGES ITS BOADS—ITS BALTI- MORE INTERESTS, Events follow each other with reasonable rapidity in the street railroad deal, and while there is mo sale of a road to record today, yet it can be said wi are st least two roads which are banging like ripe plums ready to fall into the first mouth that comes within range, providing | of course that there are substantial’ evidences | that the hunger is backed up by a good bank account. The next road that is to fall in line is said to be the Co- lumbia, There was ® rumor on today that the transfer of the Metropolitan verified. The rumor is said to have originated in the story that Col. Dan Lamont was in the city yesterday in conference with some of directors of the Metropolitan road. If he was here it is the first active appearance in the railroad deals in this city of any of the magnates who are said to be members of the great syndicate which has | already bought two of the roads in this cityand intends to buy a couple more before it stops. As the readers of Tae Sra are aware, the eyn- dicate has been represented in the purchase of the Belt and the Eckington roads by Mr. Mo- Lean and Mr. Johnson respectively. It was supposed that the same met lowed in acquiring the control of the other roads, but if Mr. Lamont is here in active ne- gotiation it is evident that the syndicate ix getting close down to the work, and that the time for a more direct connection with its interests in this city has arrived. . HOW THE SYNDICATE MANAGES, It may not be generally known, but the street railroad syndicate spoken of as the Widener- Elkins syndicate is one of the greatest [combinations ever formed and the imvest- | ments already in property of this character bave cached enormous proportions. In addition to the two men whose names are mentioned and who are known in Philadelphia as men of great wealth, the combination includes such men as ex-Secretary Whitney, Mr. Lamont and other well-known capitalists, Their holdings, it ix stated, now include a control of the car lines in Philadelphia, a number ofthe important roads in New York, Boston and Chicago, while in Baltimore they control the traction sys tem, which jis virtually all the roads of that city. The method of managing these great interests is of importance here, because it now looks as though in ao short time they will be managing the largest proportion of the street railroad mileage in this city. In Baltimore, for example, they placed at the head of the roads owned by them Mr. Edward Hambleton, a well-known banker and a man of wealth and standing in that community. The president of the proposed railroad between this city and Baltimore is Mr. Howard Munnikbuysen, also a well known citizen of Baltimore. These as well as a few others who are citizens of Baltimore, hold a block of stock and are therefore personally in- terested in fivaucial management of the property. ‘The members of the syndicate, in connection with the local capitalists, retain a control of the stock, and as they are’ careful in the selec- tion of the men who represent them locally it is said that they have no difficulty in managing wide extent of territo A CHARTER FROM CONGRESS. is well known they have secured a the building a railroad through this District, The surveys for this section of the road as tar as Hyattsville have already been completed by ‘their engineer, Mr. W. Keeley Schoept of this city. It is expected ‘that the road irom this city to Hyatteville wilbbe in op- eration some time in August. Within the Dis- trict the line of this road will foliow that of As 4th street cast, where it makes connection with the Eckington. For the present at least the city connection of the Baltimore and Wash- ington rond will be the Eckington. No work has been begun on the Baltimore end for the reason that negotiations are stil in progress to secure the control of the City and Suburban railroad of Baltimore. It is stated that it ie the intention at an early day to build an elec- tric road counecting this city with Baltimore. SOME LOCAL REPRESENTATIVES, It is possible that the interests of the syndicate in this city as soon as the series of sales now under way are completed will be intrusted to some resident here. Jt 1s, of course, not known who the man will be, but at ix intimated that possibly Mr. McLean and Mr. Johtiston may be induced to retain a substantial interest in the railroad franchises which have been and will be se- cured in this city. There is @ good | deal of curiosity to know who is conducting the deals for the other roads, and it was suggeste today that no doubt different men would appear as purchasers of the two other roads and after the entire deal is completed that they can dine together and compare ex- periences. WHO SOLD THE STOCK. Ten checks for the payment of the Eckington stock purchased were distributed today. It is not known precisely what stockholders parted following list is thought to be about correct: George Truesdell, E, Kurtz Johnson, B. H. Warner, RB. 7. Pettit, Jobn H, Lane, C. C. Duncanson,’ Chas.” Baum, Jacob Tome and H. 1. Cranford. The price paid was 45 per share. > the act for a bridge actoss the Warrior river in | Talking With Treasury Officials About the ‘Alabama; the act for a bridge across the St. Lawrence river. in St. Lawrence county, Drain of Gold, Mr. Carlisle bas within the past few days given much attention and study to treasury affairs, acquainting himself with business pending in the department which is likely to remain over for solution by the next adminis- tration, The principal of these questions is the silver problem, or rather the recent heavy ab- sorption of gold. This question he re- gards as one that will require his immediate consideration, and to fortify himself with all the information possi- ble he has had personal conferences with several of the most prominent officialsin the treasurer's coftice, | With these he has discussed the method tt ‘reasury Department have ccmectinguacomren Shereonee 7 Tnat all thetr theories as to the cause of the out flow of gold have been dashed to the wall by re- centevents, The amount of importsand exports, which was formerly thought to exert » control ling influence,seems to operate no longer to any appreciable extent. The rate of exchange also ceases to operate, as even with the rate of ex- change against it gold continues to go out just the same. These statements were made i FE i: i £? i balance from i ' ry & To this end i i f i i ii i i H Li! te g H & i fH ii i 4 | i F 13 & i : F i f i FEE £3 é*: i i i it | f tr £85 | £ é i s 3 Li £ ql - the street | | road had actually been made, but this was not | nd would be fol- | MILLIONS AS BRIBES. Money Corruptly Used by the Pan- ama Canal Officials. AMERICANS TAKE SAN DOIN Liliuokalani Willing to Sell Her Rights in Hawaii. OTHER TELEGRAPHIC NEWS, | } | | Eittuckalan! Witt ow im Mor Rights an@ Tite for » Consideration. | Saw Franc Feb. 1 BE ©. MePartene, ex-cabinet minister of Hawai, whe errived om the steamer Australia, save in am inter view: Un bly the people of Max anexation to this pro- | government. That i the over- | whelming sentiment there. I am in 1 however, that the question will be « jot speedily and amicably, as we want a stable gor ernment as pomible. At fre & majority of the people thonght | mexation “was the m dewabie war | to settle the revolution, but should arnesetion do away with, or even partially do sway with, | the contract Inbor the result would be pract cally death 49 the sugar industry and seversi | Other important industries of the islands. “The native Hawaiians are now » unit im favor of the Americans as against any | nationality, though the sentiment was Whelmingly Bugli-h jess than eighty he correspondent of the ¢ sends the following im regard to the visit te | this country of Paul Neuman and Prince Kaw- | uaukes, Commisioner of ex-Queen Liliwoke- Jani, who arrived here on the steamer Anstralia yesterday. The f ik to the object off the visit of the ex-q mimaiamion to Wash= ington have been optai ed from the best au- thority and are brietly » follows Reval power of attorney. if it may be se called, of autborit been prepared and | signed Lich ber late majesty | agrees and quit claim all her |mgbt, title and Nogether with any claim he whe still jin the abrogated me of Hawaii for | ever, provided her commussion can prevail apom {the United States government to give her « good and valuable consideration for auch re Hinguishment. It i* further understood that her late majesty bolds one of these documenta, her commissioners nether and the United | States minister the thir | Mr. Neuman refuses to be interviewed as ¢e | the facts of the case = BONDHOLPERS TAKE CHARGE, An American Syndi Do New York, Feb. 10. Charles W. Welle, @ lawyer of No. 96 Wall street, who, with = party consisting of George 8. Weed, » son of Smith M. Weed, Frederick W. Hall ond & number of other gentlemen, eniled early in January for San Domingo im | Order to induce the people of that republle te allow a syndicate of American capitalists the | right to collect the cus revenue of the country, to which there hax been some oppowl- tion, returned here W | Mr. Wells’ mission wns San Domingo bas pene & complete success, 1 bonds to the amouns Of £1,300,000. Messrs. Westendorp, bankers | of Amsterdam, Holland, represented the bond- holders and controlied the coucessions made by the republic, ‘The syndicate te which has been transferred the Westendorp privileges is known as the San Domingo Improvement Company of New York. Smith M. Weed i+ president, Charles W. Welle 4a vice president nud among the directors are | Warner Miller. 1. F. Dimock, Prauk S, Smiths nd Everett H. Wheeler. nan mterview Mr. Wells said: “I spent © eat deal of time in negotiations with Pre mt Herewux. The goverument withdraws ail opposition to the transfer of the Westendorp privileges and we are |control the customs house after Marek |1. The principal dificulty of late years im the administration of aflaire in San Domingo |was due to smuggling carrie jof the intend with the }oP the customs house off tacit consent of some of the tressury ofticials. This isto be stopped at once, and the island will be cob suiticent sum to cover Raweut, as well ae meet 4 on bonds pow out~ | lected, thus provica | the budget of the gov. | the full interest cha: stand We found that a large had accumuisted by reason of customs recey nternational debs of the falling of iat debt tn to be met by of t by the com- amounting to £1,250, pagy within two year 000, “The company has also made» contract to complete the railroad from Porto Plats to San- with (he might to operate the road for eure. “San Domingo is very beavily in debt. If | all the customs re ver, are collected, | there will be enc to ‘meet the terest on the bonds Tr object is to protect | ourselves ax rs by soning, teas the customs duties are collected. We want the country to regain the credit, #0 that the bonds we hold will become m: ONS AS REUHES, French Legislators he Took Money for Aiding the Panama Canal. Pants, Feb, 10.Ex-Minister Baihaut, Sema- tor Berat, ex-Minister and Deputy Antoine Yroust, Deputy Duge de la Fauconnerie, ex Deputy Gebron, Charles de Lesseps, M. Martus Fontane, Henri Cotta and M. Blondin have been arraigned in the Palais de Justice om charges of corruption in connection with the Panama lottery bonds bull. ‘The indictment on which they were arraigned sets forth that a note bad been found the papers of Charlos de Lemeps showing: M. Baibaut asked for 1,000,000 france for introducing the Panama bill fn the chambers. The measure was iaid om the table in the chamber of deputies on June 17, andon the same day Charles De te: sned two cash vouchers, the amoant of ‘which M_ Fontane received on the following day ‘On receiving the money Fontane i handel a quarter of « uilien treees tot, Biondin, who took the money to Baibmut at the senate chamber. On June 2i M. Blondin paid Baibaut a further eum of 125.000 franca. ‘M. Baihaut after firet deaying these tram actions finally admitted them and also admitted ‘that be had applied sums of 12.000 and 6,000 france to the purchase of Htahan rentes. The indictment concludes by dqailing the various against M. Fontane abd « de areaccased of bribing Baibaut, and also of having induced M. Arton aud the late Baron de Feinach to corrupt ecnators end. ties. Baibent is accused of having received for performing an act in the execution of ty, regarding which he w tM. Biondin a party to the corruption of Bathaut. Arton, who is not under arrest, is included in the indictment on the chat of corrupting legislators, and Sane'Laroy is chirged, like Baineut, with ket received money te influence hie actions ata ‘The Figa’ bi