Evening Star Newspaper, February 14, 1893, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR Poona» PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY, Al THE STAR BUILDINGS, ee — corner ayia by wening Star Newspay Ls) wn KACFPMANS, Prev = = New York Oties, 08 Potter Building. Tae Fresive STAR is served to #3 reve, om thelr own accom Fix ber month. Cones ny setaee prevald cubacrthers ia the ‘3° Weente par ine counter, = erm in the United Staces oF 0 cen's per month. SaTURpay QUADNOPLE SHEXT STAR $1.00 peryear; wih Soret fowmee mided, 2.00. ay Entered at the Post Office # Washington, ectcutclnse mail matter t 7 All mati subsecintiony must be paid in sdvsnce. advertising made known on application. FINANCTAT. _ Che £p ent ng St ae. Vor. 82, No 20,495. WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1893—TEN PAGES TWO CENTS. FINANCIAL. ‘There's hardly a day that you do not read of money being lost or stolen. Thiscan be svolded by depositing your money with this company af méerest, making {t earn more money—or by p'acing ft in ons of our Saf» Depoxtt Boxes. renting from 85 up per year, accorting to size. Renters have sole accens thereto. AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY. sit OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY: 24 V. Pres. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. A. T. Britton, chairman, M. W. Beveridge, Henry F. Blount, W. 8. Thompson, Benjamin H. Warder. BANKING HOUSE, 1406 GST. N.W. STORAGE WAREHOUSE.1140 1STHST. N.W. 1t CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING wr ASSOCIATION. ASSETS - - - $1,397,859.48 LOANING. ‘Those whe desire loans to psy for prop- erty, pay off morteaces, or for building purposes, shonid ascertain the terms upoa which money im loaned by the, Equitable (Co-operative Building Assectation. Eighty- seven monthly payments of principal and interest setties «loan in full. Any portion oF ail of 4 loam, however, way be settled at ny time by paving aceret interest to date of euch a settioment and heavy expenses Tea pureiy co-operative saving and loaning tow ®. itleans raoney at fair rates of ‘ni on icux Ume aud monthly in- stai.cent- and pays fair and reliable profits eu shares Pa “ the advantages ans m end other in por matte rhed won appleation at the other, #8 Bot JOY EDSON, Secretary. Offes, KQUITA BLE BULLDING, 1003 F et. Open Ga me te 6 0 pm. fel47t 240,000.00 ¥ SAYINGS Ou Depowit With ‘THE WASHINGTON LOAN, AND TRUST CoM- this company since tae wampod.ous new office building. corner %&h and F oe. Oct 1861. $5,474.78 yam 705. 491.18 181 838, 198.40 se. 2.61629 1802. 1,055,520. 80 isc, ~ 1,236,684. 72 April 1 May 1 June 2. 1.597,913.10 Sais 1,777,864. 32 Ane. Sept. et Nov. Dee. Jan. enc ont of savings which bankin tofore shown tothe credtt of our population when business in its substantial and | — FINANCIAL. mE: SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. EG Coe.) mae oF oaaee tom srooe | Raker srunll Macchi Memaie in | Pash sg ah Ses tata bh °9 EXCHANGE, fel4-3t OSCAR W. WHITE, 930 F st. it ‘THOMAS W. FOWLE! Bankers. —In addition to doing = general Bankine business and conducting a Foreign and Domestic Exchange, &c.. issue Cer SGicates of Deposit to persons baving money unemployed, on which they pay 3 per cent, subject to ve withdrawn at any time without notice. 4 per cent, payable in t! bree months. 5 per cent in aix months, and 6 percent in one year. Call and conauit them. 222 F Street’ WM. B. WHEELER, W. B. W. EMILE GUILLAUDEU. Atty. and Trust Officer. Member N. ¥. Stock Exchange. ureter & Co. Have opensd a Branch Office at o 1411 FSracer, Wasnyeros, For deatings in RAILROAD STOCKS AND BONDS, GEAIN AND PROVISIONS. Office, Branch 9. SUT Sth avi No. 0 Broadway, ue, | New York. Correspondents of COUNSELMAN & DAY, Chicago. Private wires to New York and Chicago. fe13-6t Ustox Savixcs Basx, 609 7TH ST. N.W. ¥. H. SMITH, President. A M. LOTHROP—JOBN Tw EEDALE, ‘Vice Presidenta, larger dividends on installment deposits. TT. A. LAMBI ERT, Treasurer. J. H. RALSTON, Secretary. Bank open during business hours and from 6 to 8 o'clock Saturday evenings. ‘Four per cent interest paid on ordinary deposits and fer-tt Tur Disrmor Tire Isxsvzaxce COMPANY. NaTE" ‘Secretary and Chief Bxaminer. re mcr depoatta | BEWIE & Telep! 610 13:h street northwest. CAPITAL, $200,000. Titles to all real estate in Washington. Georgetown and county examined with accuracy and dispatch. ‘Deeds, wills and all other conveyances of real prop- exty preoared. EUGENE CARUSI. TITLES President. 'L. CARUSI. INSURE! WM. F. ATTINGLY, ‘Vice President. AT. BRITTON, ‘Treasurer. - DIRECTORS. GEORGE W. BROWN. EUGENE CARUSL statement shows the | NATHANIEL Cancst, ENHOWER, 2. call, 87. ™ DEAY, JOHN R. ‘Baba TOR, CHARLES W. HANDY, wae Aart NGey, SIMON WOLF. fell-Im Tu Jae. IN atiowar BAVINGS AND Saez Devostr, TRUST COMPANY Of the District of Columbia, CORNEE 15TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE. Chartered by special act of Conzrems 1 "sand acts of Oct.. 1390, and Feb... 1892. CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS. Rente sates from 85 eacp upward perannasa Enver ware and valuables taken on deposit. TEN CENTS and upward received on deposit and an of not leas thaa $5. tatistics havebere- | Prepares and keeps Wills free of charge—acts as Ex- compared with other cities, and the chief rea on | ¢cutor, Administrator aud Trustee—eaecutes Truste of all Kinds. BENJAMIN P. SNYDER, Prosisent secribed for such disparity was the natural improvi- dence of a population whi*h was iarzely in the enoy- ment of assured permenent incomes from the govern- ment The testimony of the above fieures coes far toward refuting the reproach of tmprovidence tn our community and indicates rather that the lack of savings institution possessing the necessary encourag- Sug {acfities and featmres has heretofure been the true cause. ‘This Company rays interest on deposits subject to ebeck ani also receives deposits for fixed per.ods of the, and upon which from three to four per cent in- teres’ is a!lowed ‘Treasurers of associations as well as individuals should avati themee! ves of euch facilities and thereby eop their fauds earning something. Besides conducting ft» savings department this Company executes all trusts, loans money on real eters and marketable collateral, slle good inves- ‘ment bends which areas safe as “governments” and abo rets private boxes in its burglar proof safe de posit vanits, Offre hours from 9a m. to 4:30 p.m. Grecial advice ard attention afforded ladies and thers unaccustomed to financial business, BRAINARD H. WARNER, President. JNO. JOY FDSON, Ist Vice President. JNO. A. SWOPE. 2d Vice President. JNO RB CARMODY, Treasurer, WM. B. ROBISON, Secretary. ANDREW PARKER, Assistant Secretary. Tax Wasmsorox Rest. Esratz Co. CAPITAL $100,000, FULL PALD. OFFERS FOR Sarr AT PAR ITS ¢ PER CENT GOLD DEBENTURE BONDS, #100 AND $500 EACH. fonds are payable tn wold coin May 1, 190°. berwobject te payment at any time after May i. 1807. atthe option of the Company. They sre secured by fre: mortzage notes on Washington cfty real estate, Belt im trust by the WASHINGTON LOAN AND ‘THUST COMPANY, trustee, which certifies to each Lend mond, and that securities exceeding in face value by 1: per cent of the bonds certified Lave been depontted with it. The notes 0 depostied represent emis about two-thirds of the market value of the Fea estate upon which they are @ firet iiea, making ty ROCLATD ot Laewe bunds unquestioned SC. Ot. ‘M. JOHNSTON THOMAS K. JONES, 7 E PKANCIS RIGGS. T teat View President. Se ird Vi ‘reasarer. I Vice Pros. Pros. ALBERT L. STURTEVANT, Secretary. Directors atbere fe Start Lewis x Rows Pers, Thomas Hye, P. Snyder, ane, vege Ti. Pl Zonas C. Robbing, Antrew Wyi ™ é. Charles ¥. Fraw Charies John G. Parke, Jobu F. Rodors, William EOlark, (30) Thowas K Jones Baxzrso Horse Or Lewis @ TE WKSBURY & CO., 258 F st., Adams Iron Building, WASHINGTON, D. &. B. HIBBS, Manager. Deporte, Advances. Government Borda, Private Wires. Crem and Provisions. Loca Securities. 4 Scgestion Deposits recetved subject techeck and interest allowed G daily balances. Advances made to corre ee ‘onte against available coli Goverment Fonds and ai! Fecurities listed on the N York. Stock — Exchauze Bought and sold for the sual commission. We have direct. private etree to our New York aad Enicage offices. Our factiitieg for trading | in Crain and Provisions on | of Trade | 5 the Chicayo. are unequaled. ealbecut Parties desiring to open accounts, a» well as those fontemplating & change in exintin’ “arrgnaements oF rime ‘additional facilt- enave tavited to call on oF sdaress LEWIS G. TEWKSBURY & CO. CT Havesyen, Member Wasbingion Stock Exchaags, Real Estate and Stock Broker, IMPORTANT ITEMS FROM ANNUAL REPORT, Rooms Yand 11, Atlantic Building; JUNE 1, lee 080 F st. ow. ‘Fetal Resources, #220, 546.7 geeks tom! Eecetptn, @137,008.07. INVESTMENT SECURITIES. Mee: Keele on Hand (eotual cent), 616,182.63 | torts, Bonds and Grain bought and sold for cash or op margin. ‘Cotton bought and soid in New York or New Orleans. CORKESPON DENTS. Lebman Bros... N. Pache & Co., New York @tock Exchange. York Cotton Exchange, ‘Lehman, Stern & Co... New Orleans Cotton Bxohange. ‘Lamaon Bros. & Co.. Chicago Board of Trade. Private wires to New Xerk, Chicago and New Or ‘Telephone, 453. elite "HL. HINES, President, S10 14th ot. mw. sxe wi'te mae |) ol, COO | cellent vexetable ip his garden. Correspondents of Mesars. Moore & Schley, 80 Broad- way, Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds. fe Exch Toans. Ratiroud Stocks oy Bonde snd ail ecariteg Hated on the ex ow York, Philadelphia, Boston, hd Baltimore bourbt and sold. pAspecialty toade of investment District Bondy ‘end all local aiiroad? ‘Gas, ingurance and jephone st " Khterican Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold. de. To HUGE, tre To TED STATES BUILDING AND LO: CIATION, 1513 F st., Washington, D. Shares, $100. payable in monthly installments of Zeqaber worth, Maturing in ba ohthe, «net pros Pon'esch share. f'and 6° per vont interest paid on spectal deposits es ‘com date of deceit, Pull-pa.d stock pavs 6 pe-vent interest from dat tt T= REAL ESTATE TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY, 470 LA. AVE., Ta the oldent District title insurance company—is thor- uehly equinped—has been in successful operation for over eleveu years and has examined nearly 20,000 Titles. OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS, MAHLON ASHFORD, President, Counsellor at Law. ©. ©. DUNCANSON, Vico President, GEORGE F. FLEMING, Secrstary. eee ee seer Rouusellor at Law. E. FRANCIS RIGGS, Treasurer, Of Ries & Co., Bankers, CHARLES B. BAILEY, Director. Washington Gas Light Co. E. G. DAVIS, Director, AEDERT F. FOR, Diop of Taxon ectors Real Estate Broker. WILLIAM GALT, Director, Merchant. RO! ‘TO. HOLTZMAN, Director, GEORGE W. PEARSON, Director,» 2tst* Broker” eens Srewtatetropolitan BR, R. Co, EXPERT EXAMINERS. WM. D. HOOVER. Y Counsellors at Law. JAMES J. BECKER, CONSULTING COUNSEL, WALTER D. DAVIDGE, Esquire. TITUS examined and certifed—TITLES insured— CON PYANCING fn all its branches. Ii }ustness dispatched in the shortest time com- garaitabsolute ‘sufaty'to POHCHASERS and Incgrporsied 1881. Cupital fully paid), $200,000. 3a18. 19, 21ke0. THE INAUGURATION. EST. N. Wi. QUARTERS Xf, coxeriug pd foot, overlooking Pena. ave., for Yelide THOMAS J: FISHER & CO. .1324 F st.n.w. ‘POR, INAUGURATION—THIRD STORY ROOM with two windows on Penn. ave. between 17th snd $20. Address J. KL, Star office. JOR KENT] L E, FOS RESTCFOR INAUGURAL PARADE. TWO handsome parlors, 3 wiuilows each: also’ dalonny; Mant34 foors, with dining room attac batoony 2 nw fel4 FOR RENT FOR INAUGURAL PARADE. TWO Jarge bay windowsand one private room :splen‘idiy located. Cor. Pa. ave. and 12th st., 1200 and 1202. Mrs. SELIGSON' fel3-2t HEAPEST AND BEST INAUGURAL SEATS ON / Pa. ave. : all undercover: square south side tween 12th aud Lith sts. and a! Brentano's, 1015, ave. Coupon tickets now ready. C. jenn heat atl elevator Apply at box office. fell-tf OR RENT — FOR INAUGURATION — LARGE front rooms: thres windows exch; fine view of rade. Also sin lier roorn with oue lance window. ‘cows all Wel! heated ; suitable for parties," Novth- west cor. Pa ave. and 2d st fers" Fe HIRE 2 SADDLE HOUSES, THE BE=T IX fe wurural parade March 4, a the atabiew’ of JOHN 4” PRICE & SONS, 37, and 3Ul Gthet.nw. ett Cos, FOR THE INAUOURATION—TO HOTELS J and board sekevpers, 1.400 Cots for male at Si each; bangets, 25 cts..and pillows, £5 cents. These prives cond for ten gave on'yfromdate. App'y norta- “eee ne M. NOTES. FOR RENT FO# *°S INAUGURATION PARADE: Bredbury Building. raTbree Gi maiguitceat Diate iass windows (very ae) t Hew on the aves feb ¥.G- SMITE, 2295 Pa NAUGURAL PROCESSION. A grand view can bs hal from THOS. E. YOUNG'S ROOMS ON STH Coath Factory, 404 Pa. ave. Call early and secure choles seats. - 7 Meow" NAC CLUB BADG! AGL KINDS RAL AS of SUK La/lves and fose'tes mada to order, PH WALTEMELER'S, 2; bles at JOS ue Grats FOR VIEWING INAUGURA + inside balcony. OS la. ave. Also two wi: fo: reat ary Ou RENTATH MARCH Windows on id and 4th floors Elke’ Hall, Marble beside, cor. Ob aud Ba ave. Avoly to BB. HAY, w2l- _Y. ave. SPECIAL NOTICES. —gpsDE.C.W. McNAUGHTON, < ‘Dentist, Has returned to 603 Vth st. h.w., near F st.. and is ow ready toatien = feb im" gD. ¥. 0. MANNAKEE HAS Bi MOVED BS cttica aud iesiaence to 1eau iesh a te Lin <a TURE AS AN INDEX To THE WHEEL. As there are high-grade wheels so are there high- grade tires, At amay not have occurred to you before, but it is so. ‘The wiss man knows that leis safe, that he is a gainer, aud thatitis true economy to pay 8150 for such « wheel asthe RAMBLER. He knows that there are lots of ceapor wiee!s; he knows that the makers y them as “Just as cood,” but he is righily wary of them and knows that he is safe in buyimg a RADi- BLER:; he kuows that it costs money to makea jood article and shuns the cheap wheols as he would s Baxter street shop when purchasiug clothes. The best in the chespest in the end. And what is true of clothes and wheels ix true of tires. GORMULLY & JEFFERY MFG. CO., 28 1905 14th sf. JORD. ‘SOWN BRAND, THE BRIGHTON i <a ure Hye Wulsky. $1 pei quart. 0} son, Trimble and other refiable brands in stock. Sih'st. ow. new baildiae. P06 = LEGAL ) LITERARY LIGHTS Desirous of quick work done in faultless jasbige, without any extra charye,will cousult thelr dest interests by salklag with us when the time coises towive their oudere. By appointuent we're "Printers te please.” We're re ready—are you? MCGIEL & WATLACE, Legal Printers, 1107 © at. _ Nothing too smuail or too large for us ty print. "fot Be ANTALOON WEEK. ALL REDUCED. |. TROU! SUITS AND O'COATS. + 7th and E Manufacturing Tailors and Clothiers. fe7 ANDIRONS, FENDERS, tes, Wrotueht iron Gas ‘Fixtures, &e. discounts while inakine changes. JH. CORNING, Tile Shop, 20 130 st. “BUITS YOR WM. GARNER, 1026 7th stm. w. ‘bed of this Suost ex” fs suont ex “Once entablished. the Bods with vecy Iittle carey will taste itetiine. Fine Selected one-veur roote, €2 per 108; “Onlerssaould be Yiovts will te ready for delivery Arex” wri. As HERKWOOD FAR’ fe6-1m Bowles a. aq=sPARTINS HAVING PROPERTIES FOR ME sale ou New York ave. now. between Lib saiuil, will plese write me full Yerinn, BROOKS, G16 L2th st_a.w. ‘of a home should entered *ar) Dress office 4 | <a SUITS FOR HIRE 1312 F st. COAL FACTS FOR COLD WEATHER Guustty i Goalae there re in'Rgur it ane at is ‘the lowest Y. BALD’ note 1101R Pate, TER ee Re BIO Os anew. Gioneis NATURA: BURSH CURE Is now on sale at oy DN. ¥. AVE: & PA AVE; And by the Patentees and Proprietors, & Son, OTA ba ave. Oporopssrs,. ¥. fine Furniture, Curtains, Draperies and instill in progress. An excellent opportu. anuration at ® vast Saving. > 7th wt. B. it = GREAT ASSIGNEES SALE OF fia ie meat Mlk uated See jot ands neat striped vairof tronsers.—We can fix you out, creditably in # suit of this character for $30 to 835. Ww. C. Mertz, Garment --- Maker, ---- SIb------ Eleventh--- Street. fo14 SCOTTISH RITE CATH: DRAI o r of ‘No.,1007 G st. n.w., THIS (Tuesday) EVE! ot 7 orclock Bus: wi abies ‘A. B HOLT. S20 ‘Secretary. RE: 15°. 1 q > OSIRIS LODGE. NO. 26, FAA MA ‘stated communication will be held at the Thedral of the Scottish Rite on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Febrnary 15, 139 },at 7:30 o'clock. Work: Serres eee eR ER, Secretary. ,W. C. T. U.--SERVICES AT HEADQUAR- = ers, 1318 Het.. TOMORROW at pin. 1 4 mess of P rik iw It Y blic meeting in lors: SSREBW faces Mrs, Ruth G. Haveus. aie ae = SHIRTS TO MEASURE. jon't come to us for “Cheap” Custom- made Shirts. Wedon't make them. You pay others « dollar fora Shirt with not « thread of linen. We make you « half a dozen for $10.50 of fine musiin, Irish linen bosoms and bands, and we give you a per- fect fit. fell W. 8, TEEL, ‘Shirt Maker,” 935 PA. AVE. FANE RICAN, ICE. COMPANY, “OWFICE ‘Cor. F and 10th sts. Telephone 486. Who’ sain and retail desler, Contracts made for ICE— COAL—WOOD-LATHS, Whiteash Chestnut Splint #7—Camel.. $5.90 10.00 MEETING OF THE stockholders of the Norfolk and Washing. .) Steamboat Company will be held at th Ist day "of March, election of nine directors, fran‘action of such business as may before it. ‘Transier books will be closed from February 22 to Macch 2, 1803. By order of the president. JOHN KEYWORTH, Sec. Be" PAY FOR LABELS. You can't drink a fancy foreien, Iabel—so ent pay for it. Pay for the wine only That ‘is all you pay for here—no extr charge for Fancy labels. Our White “Sau. terne” Wine beats the forelgns all hollow. Only $4 per care TO-KALON WINE COMPANY, Cid 14thst nw. [fel] p.m. Telephone, 998. | gee MEN'S “DRESS” SHIRTS. We are reputed shirtmakers and our spevialty is making to order Fine Shirts of all kinds, 1p any style desired; but while this i» 80 we also keep ia stock the Snestline of Dress Shirts to be found anywhere, BATRD & GALT, #21 F STREET, SHIRTMAKFRS AND FURNISHERS, RANE'S FINE WRITING PAPER. Everybody is acquainted with Crane's make of Stationery, hence any comment on its muerite ds unnecessary—We have Just received alarke quantity of CRANE'S JAPANESE LIN. TABLETS, note, packet and letter size, which enabled to sell at *'special” prices. = (dat above the avenue.) as D. "ON to assist ms in the real estate Special care given to the collection of rents und the batter lay in a supply while you can gett THIS 1s TO NOTIFY MY ERT department of my business. All roatters placed in investment of money. WALTER H. ACKER, 1068 ¥ ay. FE. er 5h RUPY, Fine Stationers. the public in weneral, that I ite my charge will recelve prompt and carefal attention. Telw §_PPONT DRINK POLLUTED WATER, Clearing the water of the mud is but ha'f the work of a Biter. The "Past Germ Proof Water Filter elimi bacteria aud other foreign substances ‘well “Sten. dollars up—accordine to size. Tisaverace faully wil amd the $10 Size sufficient WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, 1205 Pa. ave. fels-xe Ria ou are 8t01 aimten in wetting periort-attin clothes cone fons, Weknow dogeus of fat nen who never had a perfect Mt unti! they came to Us, ‘They are now our best trons. Inuit that evidences of mutinfact ont You won?t ind a neater ine ot striped ‘Prouserines than oure wt #450. J. FRED. GALCHEL (hate of Keen's), 408 12tu st. n.w., one door above the “avenue.” fel-Bm JANUAR! BOS un omas. v. novels ‘Dear Sir i tagords me pleasure to te 7 aan furnishet by you dence, 1845 Tat. im en tirery satistactory. Were I to puteup. Gnother revidence L ehow'd specify “alt the’ class tobe furnished by Chas. E- Hod gion.” Nor tray vo: FREDERICK b. PYLE. Architect, Wash. Loan and Trist Co. bida. Lean please go ea 2all E. HODGKIN, 1871 form you cH: ee ee headache removed by A, G. HAMILTON ( Optician and Jeweler, 4 <i WANT YOUR ACCOU Not bank account, but printing account. count can never | ¢ overdrawn. Printing and engraving of all kinds. Nothing but Grst-class work. All work delivered when promised. NORMAN T. ELLIOTT, JOHN F. SHEIRY, ‘Manager. Frinter and Eniraver. ‘Telephone 843. {fert 625 Dst. aw. our ‘This ac- Boe VCE SOPH O8 ASD DOUBLE Danses, SE, large sigen. at WOROH'S MUSIC STORE, #25 “th at," Old stritied instruments taken in ex change. - Manos for rent and io a q=>A POINTER TO You! My patented process to imttate typewriter work sa sure busiueswetting medium. {thas as- to ty customers by its results. It will astonish you, Call and see it. BYRON 8. ADAMS, PRINTE! {Telephone, 930. | i) 51 i <0 SCARCITY OF COAL At my yards. You may gel froma "complete vstock of the Richest grates of fuel.” Tae price aut yi 5. MAURY DOVE, Bats ofice, 21stand Tate ay, Branch Offices. arves, 1308 st. uw Foot Fand Gate ‘a. v. 1628 Most. aw. oath end Kate, nw. HE McQUFES, — PRisteR AND PUBLISHER, Book and Job, Printing, _ Telephone 7k {fed] "MUS TLIC E st. new. eqmorrice or MERTZ'S MODERN PHARMACY. ‘We have recently added an optical de- partment to our establishment, where every particular of the business will re- ceive careful and scientific attention. Any ill-fitting frame readjusted without charge. Oculists? prescriptions care- fally filed. MERTZ’S MODERN PHARMACY, ja25-tr ith and F sts. | <a REMINGTOW Standard TYPEWRITES F Rreotutety UNBIVALED. Send for illustrated catalorus. Wyckoff, Seamans & Benedict, ‘Vor, bub and # sta, ‘pl4-m, tu, thf, tf rates ‘te2-im ie | BECHER MUSIC COMMITTEE, INAUGURATION ‘ball. —Bids will be received at headquarters I tnasguretion committee uniil 2 pm. FEBRUARY Id for the coustruction of Pension building. Plans can be seen and all (nforma: Non obtained at the office of ASHFORD & SILL, 808 Tith st. n.w., from ‘9 to 4 daily. The rieht ix ro- served to reject any orali bids.” W. H. BLACK, Chait man. BS VE You A wire Ifyouhave you shonid strain every point to buy a home, in which she can take an interest, Itis difMcult to take the right sort of interest in a house you rent. Letushelpto find ahome for you. Perhaps we have just the place you want on our list of houses “for sale" now. Don't be afraid to consult useven if you haven't much ready cash op hand. B. H. WARNER & CO.. 916 F st. n. w. it “GOOD ONE.” =" ‘When you buy a saw you ought to buy & good one. ‘You cannot get satisfaction from the ‘poor sort. Our Doilar Sew is made from properly tempered spring steel, 26 juches long, 7 to 11 teeth to the inch in- elusive, aud is absolutely guaranteed, You'll pay $1.25 and $1.50 elsewhere for no better. BARBER & ROSS, COR. LITH AND GSTS. Butiders’ Hardware. PUSH YOUR BUSINESS. La fols ‘snaps, save printers’ Uil's by “running them off” on the Edisou Mimeorraph. 89" Drop in and inspect it. felt _JOBN C. PARKER. 619 7th st.n.w. F< LIVELY AGAIN. Doesn't the old corner looks little natural again. As you know, there used to bea very lively busines: here. We propose to juake it even more lively than before. Not by turning out poor work at cheay prices, but the best work at moderate (popular) prices. See our line of $8 Trouseringsto order. Others ask 810. GIBSON & COMPANY, Tailors. “Simpson's Old Stand,” COR.9TH AND G STS. N.W. fel3-2w EASE FOR ALL!!—THE PHONOGRAPH makes correspondence easy for all con- corned—easy for you because it allows you to dictate just as fast orasulowly as you Dleaso—easy for your. clerk because it im to, transcribe Just as fast or as he pleases. fa particular APH CO. 4 tn. CROMELT: it The weather is likely to be fair. until Wed- la newday morning; threatening weather and | ponat?y ight showers Wednesday arternosn or might ‘warmer Wednesdag morning, colder and fair Thur day; southerly wins shisting to weaterly. | BUILDING A REVIEWING STAND?? COMMON RED HEART BOARDS, 90c. per 100 sq.ft BEST GANG-SAWED BOABDS, $1.15 per 100sq. ft. JOISTS AND STUDDING, 81.30 per 100 ft. “ECONOMY” will point youto our lumber yard. LIBREY, BITTINGER & MILLER, “Lumber, Mill Work and Builders’ Hardware,” Cor, utr stand N.Y. ave. n.w. fold BePln FE —need not go to Paris or New York to have fine reception dresses made, The*‘swellest” and most exquisite creations—fauitiess in fit equal to the world’s best producticns—are turnet ont by onr skilled designers and artist tailors. See our spring showing. GEO. T. KEEN, 1312 F ST. N. W. feo-Im gee WANT THE “PICK? ‘Today the pick of the choicest seats on the line of the parade is yours at recsonable prices, On the 4th day of March you may bave to pay double what We now ask. All seats numbered and all stands roofed and boarded at back. Seats $1and up now, MANNING & PARSONS, Cor. 14th and H sts, ¥, fe3-1m = attend our elosing sale of Flexible Steel Wire Door ‘ou'll miss a nice Little Snap if youfail to Mate atl per cent of. This is the very time they are needed. ELPHONZO YOUNGS CO., 428 NINTH ST. It Wholesale and Retail. A SPEAKING ACQUAINTANCE. ‘With tho Improved Graphophone resultsin ration of is \ualsties. ‘Wa good story ‘and laugh, it laughs." Give ita business proposit ‘a law point, scientific theory cr theolowical thesis, Ustens and has so good » memory itean repest it ac- curateiy. _fela 619 14th st. WELL! WHAT AN IDEA! TL save me masuey Fil slot sce Bis now suing a ime"moueys Til aise see ties new sb Riachine ran by electricity. 511 Oth st. ‘eld BY REQUEST OF MANY PERSONS WHO have 1 ly invite all Sovers of ‘the W fer view soune wonderfully fine apecim a, Azaleas ually won Caruations, “Ophelia” abd "Sweetbrier,* which are the finest éver seapand ‘canuct be found in auy other store im the world. Do zot fail to come and see them. Mpa ties SR FREEMAN, Florist, fold-2t* G12 13thet. n.w., bet. Fand G sts. n.w. Os oF IONS. ‘From the Evening Star, February 11, 1893. Gridiron Club portraits in last Sunday's Post wee the mubiect of counmendation on ail sides teut authorities ay at least as in the way of bt the ‘Wad serie Sus, aud in the matter of technical execution were all ‘thai could be. Weare prepared to execute orders for Jalftone and Aine tine engraving For every purpose in the same ‘artistic manner as we dia the work so highly com- mended in the above elipping from the Hoening Star art notes. THE STANDARD ENGRAVING COMPANY, felt 414 11th ot, and 927 F ot SEES FE EAE For my magnificent new addition to KENSINGTON—the prettiest suburb on the Metropolitan Branch B. and 0. ‘RR. Why not contest?—it nothing but »: which will yous circular: all abput it. “You may win the valuable prise. WENRY X. COPP, Investments, 706 STH ST. H.W. felt For the balance of this week you may take your theice of our finest 1.50, 62 62.50 Milk Puff Scarfs at Geach. ~ +> de 3 for 98.50 the price @ one). 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Govennuext Recriprs Topay.—Internal revenue, $265,769; customs, $185,412. ww York eS Ecxrxarox Rartway Act Aprnoven.—The President today approved the act to amend the charter of the Eckington and Soldiers’ Home Railway Company of the Dict: t of Columbia. —> Cm1caco.——The To coast survey steamer Blake will leave here in March to take | part in the world’s fair. mand of Lieut. G. W. Mentz and will go by | way of the St. Lawrence and Welland canal. She will be in com- ELE For Decoration —The joint resoln- tion authorizing the Secretaries of War and the loan flags to the committee on inau- gural ceremonies for decorating purposes has been approved by the President. . CaLpwett, chief clerk of the bond Post Office Department, bas been com- ician, to resign his which hasbeen accepted, to take effect proximo. ee The President's is morning included Senators MeMillan y. Gen. McCook, Representative Ber- friends and Messrs. Bréwning and ict and Col. Wright, joner of labor. _ of this city has been se= B. G. Custis one of the cight assixtants to the chief | of the rection of obstretrics at the world’s auxiljary, which meets in Chicago in , and has been requested to prepare a puerperal fever. He has accepted the commission. Morgan who retired, from the office of issioner of Indian affairs today, has been da member of the board of counsel- e world’s fair,religious congress, Ho has also been invited fo deliver addresses in Philadelphia, roy, Chicago, Indianapolis and at Wellesley College. isi E Lauxcuep.—The battle ship Indiana jaunched at Philadelphia on the 25th ad the battle ship Massachusetts will be ready for launching in March. navy nebed during Secretary ‘Tracy's ad- tion, and the Bancroft is the last one that will be accepted from her builders by him, | bas any authority to represent Mr. Cleveland. ‘The latter vessel will be ready early in the cadets’ summer cruise. y for - The President has clemency in the case of Peter J. Claasen, convicted of embezzling funds of the Sixth National Bank of New York and sentenced March 18, the Erie penitentiary. “The President says that he sees no reason for interfering with tence in this case, except the bad health of the 1891, to six years’ imprisonment in sen- in view of which fact he commutes the prisoner the spent in jail before Rea tre sae Norzs.—The cruiser Atlanta has ar- Havana, Cuba, from Port au Prince. jing ship Portemouth has arrived at ‘Trinidad, W. I. ‘The training ship Constella- tion, which on account ol this morning for New York. Ensign ‘T. Witherspoon has been ordered to the Mo- noeacy per steamer of March 4 next. Assistant Engineer 8. H. Leonard to examination for Tiched from the i tacl oo jonocacy uy the of his relief and ordered to tevara home. = ge into Hampton Roads Sunday stress of weather, sailed thence Edward Ensign G. W. Logan has been de- ——— Prnsoxat.—Thos. H. Green of Altoona, Pa., C. C. Woodsworth of Rochester, C. N. Smith of Illinois and A. 0. Taylor of Providence are at Willard’, —_H. RB. Layward of Boston, W. H. Gray of Springheld, A). Price of Fargo, N. D., and J. M. Tin- dall of Philadel; re at the Riggs.—Geo. Wilbur of Buffalo, J. E. Shannon of Boston, W. D. Mel of New You and W.'H. ANNEXATION TREATY. One Has Been Concluded Between the United States and Hawaii. | THE PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE) Is All Prepared atl Ready to Send to Con- gress, but It Will Probably Be Held Back Until Thursday for Two Very Good Rea- sons. That a treaty of annexation has been con- cluded between the United States’ and Hawaii jno longer admits of question or dispute. Secretary Foster of the Treasury Department | announced that fact without qualification at the Lincoln banquet in New York Saturday | night. | ‘The only question now appears to be as to | when the convention shall be submitted to | Congress. The papers are represented to be drawn up in proper shape and the President | has concluded the preparation of his message | of transmittal, | Honall IRELAND APPROVES. Parliamentary Leaders on the Home Rule Bill. THEY CORDIALLY ACCEPT THE MEASURE The Triple Alliance of Russia, France and America. APPROVED BY Mer Representatives in Parliament Indorse Mr. Gladstone's BIN, Loxpox, 14. Mr. Gladstone spent am excellent night and arose at his ususl hour, ate a bearty breakfast and afterward proceeded to the house of commons to listen to his lead= ing conservative antagonist, the Right Hon. A. J. Balfour. WAT IS RAID OF TRE Wr. The following statement of the contents of the home rule bill bas been officially handed te a correspondent The Dill offers Ireland a leetsletore, «free deal te. all Irish affairs and an executt hat lewiniature IRELAND, roachtuery the bill of Ing. Irish parliamentary party. a! @mestine iyeum- moned, ince thedelivery of Mr Giedstones great sueech’ cordially accepind the Dew howe rule eoustl= tution ase satinfactory scheme of Irish mas eelf-covernment, subject to endeavors im committee to Aue propowst @man a a the tes hortened wherein t¥e lari question is to be withbel the purview of the Irak ne ional lerwis! tp We (Stews JOHN DILLON, MicHARL Davin. ‘MR DILLON'S APPROVAL. Mr. John Dillon in an interview aaid ghat the main fact was admitted on all sides that the Dill was « great advance on the home rule bill AWAITING DISPATCHES FROM MINISTER STEVENS. | Farther action is deferred until after the ar- | rival of important dispatches from Minister Stevens due here in this evening's mail. In his telegram to the Secretary of State announcing the establishment of a protectorate over the | forwarded important papers by mail A DESIRE OF THY. COMMIRSIONERS, Another reason why the submission of the message may be delayed until the end of the week is snd to be due to a desire on the part of the annexation missioners to prevent the terms of the treaty from being carried to Hawaii in garbled shape by the steamer which sails from San Franciseo tomorrow. They desire, so it is nid, to take the treaty | public to the people of Hawaii, and at the | fame time to be in a position to explain ite Provisions, It is said that the President has acknowledged the force of these considerations and that be will huld back bis mexsago transmitting the | treaty until Thursday at least, MINISTER STEVENS’ ACTION, | The principal feature of the Hawaiian ques- j tion considered at the meeting of the cabinet | today was in regard to Minister Stevens’ action in establiehing a protectorate over the island, | Ithas been determined to send him instrue- | tions in the matter by the Hawaiian steamer which sails froth San Francisco tomorrow. This | explains the necessity for prompt action on | this point. | While cannot be stated officially that the | minister's course has been approved. there is | every lis reason to believe that such the case, inasmuch as the informa- mn now at hand indicates that ‘failure on his part to comply with the re- | quest of the provisional government would have been disastrous to American interests on the islands, A CONFERENCE WITH SECRETARY POSTER. The Hawaian commissioners had a briet con- ference with Secretary J.W. Foster at the State Department this morning. It lasted only fifteen minutes and was devoted entirely to minor questions affected by the proposed treaty. THE BOUNTY ON SUGAR. Many matters of detail are constantly com- ing up for discussion, some of which will find no place in the treaty,but be left for settlement | under the questions of administration and gov- |ernment. “The principal financial item is that of the bounty on sugar. The Hawaiiant naturally want the present law to apply to taeir crops, but are not insist. ing upon this, point very strenuously, being convinced that the bounty provision ‘of tie tariff law will not be an od long enough to cover the next sugar crop of the islands, which does not begin to come in until December. Aside |from the sugar bounty Mr. Thurston of the Hawaiian commission estimates that the loss of revenue to the islands by annexation will just abont equal the amount of expenditures of | which they will be relieved. An invitation was received by the Hawaiians yesterday to visit Tacoma, Wash., on their return to the islands, and go home by # new line of steamers which will ply between Tacoma and Honolulu. The Hawaiian legislature at ite | | recent session voted a subsidy of $500 trip to secure the establishment of this line. —s THE SILVER QUESTION. | Another Effort to Ke Made to Get It Before the House This Session, It is not believed that Mr. Josiah Quincy, who is here trying to work up at. other anti-silver movement in the House ona little different | limes from those followed to defeat last week, It is enid that Mr. Cleveland has other purpose in view and is disposed to let the mat- ter drop until after the Fifty-third Congress can be got together. Mr. Quincy's proposition has not met with favor any more than bas his attempt to direct the House in the line of pol- iey they should pursue. There is, however, a movement on foot to bring the question before the House once more before the 4th of March, leaving the manage- ment in the hands of a’ different sct of men. Word has been sent to Mr. Cleveland by at least ten prominent men in the House that believe that even at this late day it mignt be possible to pass a bill through the House re- ing the Sherman law and substituting the | d-Allison act for it, but that the present | law cannot be repealed outright without a sub- | stitute nor suspended. A hope for cloture seems to spring eternal in | the breasts of some of those who can't realize why the House does not stop the purchase of silver at once. A petition for cloture to secure a vote on the New York bridge bill is said to have been signed | by alarge majority of the democrats of the House, the opposition to that bill being con- fined to but a few determined members. This gives the anti-silver men hopes, ax they argue it puts an end to the claim’ of democrats that they opposure cloture on principle. Speaking of Mr. Quincy's effort with Con- gress, tative Tarsney says: “Would it not be well for Mr. Josiah Quincy and other | ing the land questio: Hawaiian Islands Minister Stevens said he had | com- | back with them and to be the first to make it | | as bitterly opposed to ii | gaged of 1886. “Hence, “the Irish feel that although they cannot approve the presen’ financial proposals and the provision regard- they are bound to reoag- nize in the heartiest manner the nobie courage: }and fidelity of Mr. Giadstoue in offering thie constitution to their country. They have every Teason to hope that their views of important details will be recognized by the government. | “The main improvements in the new bill Jare, first, the disappearance of the receiver eneral, “and consequent perfect financial reedom for the Irich government, whi will be able to collect and control ite own revenues, The second improvement i= | the constititution of the second chamber, which makes the legislature @ thoroughly workable and democratic body. The third improvement is in the veto power, which is | provided for in better manner than in the bill of 1886. The fourth improvement is Irish cone | trol of the police and of the land question after a limited number of yeare, “Iu regard to the retention of Irish mem- bers wt Westminster it may be mentioned that this was accepted by Mr. Parnell year is is a subject the Irish have always agreed upon &s non-essential, provided the legudatare of Ireland has full’ power over Irish affairs, I see no objection toa reduction of the mamber of Irith representatives in the imperial parliament, and Igccept the religions restric- tions heartily. I beheve che bill will pass the house of commons. The tories are, of course, they were to the bull of 1886, but Fconsider that Irishmen who will refuse to accept it will prove themselves um worthy of the confidence of their country.” MR. O'PRIEN'S VIEWS, Wm. O'Brien, M. P. for Cork city, ssid this morning: “It seems to me the main principles of the bill provide for a better settlement of the home rule question than the bill of 1884 Our chief reservation is on the financial pro- posals. It remains tobe seen whether Mr. Glad- stone's surplus of half « million pounds is real, “Mr. Sexton, Mr. Dillon, Mr. Blake and others of our friends fear that the full extent of Irish local charges have not been taken into account. The proposed contribution for the support of the police will involve a formidable | drain for the first few years. Iristmen will | hold their opinions in such matters at present and do the threshing out when the figures re fully examined and understood, “Nevertheless the main lines of the bill are admirable and suficient settlement of the nas tioual claims. Weare able to heartily rec mend Insh acceptance of thomencure, It gives substantial control over our domestic affaire, We should not be justified in suspending the provisions giving the minority adequate repree sentation and providing for a vete by the crown and the supremacy of the imperial pare liament. ~The second chamber will doubtless be @ considerable drag and the franchise of twenty pounds will probably insure a majority of the members of the couveil for the tory land owners, who are certain to combine against any extravagant proposals on the part of the popue lar chamber. This, however, is not likely to be astumbling block, as the uationalixte tionary program. “The program of the sympathetie and patriotic ble people in the work of advancing the busie ness in the interest of Ireland. “The police arrax 2 O'Brien, “‘are practically those agreed upon with Mr. Parnell at Boulogne. The bulk of the present force would doubtless be re-em- under Irish authority. The checks upon the appointment of judges are irksome but possibly useful. There are now too many | judges in Ireland, but the chances are that the more rabid of these will retire on ions. It is a sacrifice to demand that Irishmen shall be debarred from touching the land mestion for three years. We recognie t the compromixe is reasonable, but must press for power to check the present land come missioners in the meantime from saddiing leases holders with back rents. Irishmen will probes bly assent to a reduction of the membership at Westminster Mr. John Barns, the labor member for Rattersea, eaid that hy was greatly pleased with, the bill, although from a democratie int of view it was not an ideal measure. je objected to the veto power reserved to the crown, to the second chamber and expecially to the election of that chamber by limited franchise, Mr. Burns added that, note withstanding these objections, he would cere tainly support the measure. PARTISAN VIEWS OF THE LONDON PRESS. ‘The comments in the evening newspapers om the subject of home rule are on the same lines as those which appeared in the morning newse 8. P*The conservative Journals reject the measure in toto, while the liberal papers approve and praise it, although at the wume time picking Small flaws in certain p-ovisions of the bill Some publish the present bill and that of 1486 in parallel columns and tabulate their several provisions, The Prince of Wales was the first to congrate alate Mr. Gladstone vesterday in a private room at the house of commons, after his nddrem in- troducing thehome rule bill, ‘Then the Duchess of Teck and the Princesses Louise and May of Teck congratulated the premier. LABOUCHERE’S AMENDMENT. Mr. Labouchere declares that he intends te move as anamendment to the home rule bill the exclusion of Irish members from the ime perial parliament, The home rale bill has already been de= scribed in Tux Stax. In brief, the effect of i adopted will be to give Ireland very musk 5 ‘Two New Names Sabmitted for the Presi- dent's Consideration Today. ‘There were a number of residents of the Dis- trict at the White House this morning to see the President in regard to the District Com- missionership, but Messrs, Browning and ‘Woodward were the only ones to ‘The came while f f | f i H i tF : i é { I F k & Rites f ; measure of home rule as ie normally by one of the American states—home affairs xo fur as these can be dis- criminated and separated from the aeffaire ining to the preservation of ‘the im sovereignty. In the 1886 measure of home rule Mr. Glad~ stone cut off ail Irish re) minster. In the new bill he retains the present for come i is 38 & representation. This is a great Ireland. Through her members in ‘mons she retains the car of the world for aay additional concession she may see fit to ask —_——> ‘Resist United The ‘not doubtless conclusion of the treatin between Hussia and France and the United States the two foreign powers under- i