Evening Star Newspaper, February 21, 1893, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR econ DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY, THE STAR BUILDINGS, O1 Pennevivania Avenue, coruer 11th St, by Evening Star Newspaper Com 3 SH KACFPMASS, Prev ar New York OSes, 88 Potter Building. served to autacrtbers in the a 10 conte per : the counter, is inal ena “= United states or ja rostace prevaid —W cents per momthe TERDAY QUADRUPLE SWEET Stam $1.00 persear th forelgn postace aided, $3.00. = Che Evening Star. Yor. 82, No. 20,501. WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1893—TEN PAGES. FTNANCTAL. FINANCIAL. THE INAUGURATION. SPECIAL NOTICES. -_ SPECIAL NOTICES. Washington News and Gossip, uz Nartoxar Save Devosrr, SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY Of the District of Columbia, CORNER 15TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE. Chartered by special act of Congress Jan., 1867, and acts of Oct., 1800, and Feb., 1802, O BURGLARS © Ane It is stated om good authority that the av ace thief is a better locksmith amt mechanic than bis honest brethren who follow those trades In view of this statement it iy hard Probable that the simple iccks and bo!te with L most dwelling houses are furnished would prove of much protection axainst the skilled centry who follow burglary as a pro- fession. ‘The coming inauguration crowd will being with tt many of these skilled barslars thieves and pickpockets, whe will take ad yt De SKILLE! CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS. SAFE DEPOSIT DFPARTMENT. -proof vaults at $5 per ver ware and valuables of all kinds in'owner's package, trunk or case taken on dep-ait at moderate cost. SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT. D EN CENTS upward, dabore. Securities, jewel tage of the temporary distraction of your ea- —— money on real estate and collateral carts or visiting friends and relarives. Wouldn't it be better to depost scar mousy | TRUST DEPARTMENT. : ere #t will earn more recerver, as. pany, where ft will ex tor. receiver, as. (interest) and be absolutely than to bur- prepared by a competent attorney in daily attend- a ourself with the worry of having it in the ance. house? Your Jewsiry and other valuables BUNJAMIN P_SNEDER, Prowitens Would also be entirely out of the reach of CHARLES © GLOVER First View Prasident. thieves if yon put them in one of ate de- JAMES M. JOHNSTON. Second Vice Pres. Pesit boxes in our fire and burelar-proof nade fee Vault. A little thinking will convince you PRTEVANT. secretary. that the honse f= not the place for ¥aluables at ‘Trust Officer. eeny time, and rapecta!!y during the advent of Directors Safe Deposit boxes, #5 ‘and up per year. inaugural crowd. Pen‘amin P. Snvder, Albert 1. Sturtevant, Zenas C. Robbing, Georee Hi Plants : A WG DT Hoe berrye "Shin. burke prone Prats Role: 0. Holteman, (117) Woodbury Blaite™ a/TY AND TRUST €0., BS Bivensax os Member Washington Stock Exchange, Real Estate and Stork Broker, Rooms ¥and 11, Atlantic Building, 800 F st. nw it How To Maxe MONEY. Think of the interest your averace bank balance | i Yed im the cour. of a year, and from which receive nothing of at most = mere INVESTMENT SECURITIES. Stocks, Bonds and Grain bought and sold for cash or on marwin. Cotton bought and sold in New York or New Orleans. CORN ESPONDENTS. Pache & Co., Tebmar ros.. New Lehman, Stern & Co... Lamson Bros. & Co.. Chicago Board of Trade. Frivate wires to New iors, Cuucayy aud New Or- Jeans. Telephone. 4:4 17-tr [EQUITABLE CO-OPERATIVE UILDING ASSOGIATION. ASSETS - - - $1,287,859.48 LOANiwe, vayable on ‘per cent im six | ‘to talk it over with you e gia Woors Asp Co. Basuens, 1222 F TREET. fe20 Baxxixa Horse Or LEWIS G. TEWKSBURY & CO. Jive F st. Adams Iron Building, WASHINGTON, BD. @ W. B. HIBS, Manaser a | ‘Those who desire loans to pay for prop- Deposits recetved subiect | Deposits techeck and interest aluwed erty. pay off mortvaves, or for building <2 ally balances. Purposes. should ascertain the terms upon Advances made to corre: which money is loaned by the Equital Advances nyententaasainst available “ cedinoaiog Co-operative Building Association. Eixhty- seven monthly payments of principal and interest settle a loan in full. Any portion or aii of wloan, however, may be settled at any time by paying acerued interest to date of such settlement. Heavy expenses ure arvided. coLaters: York Stock ought and sold tur the Usual commaiseiun Government honda have direct Frivate Wires. wines to onr New York and ae anit om mane |... THE EQUITABLE ‘Is purely co-operative saving and loaning institution. It loans money at fair rates of interest on long time and monthly in- ‘stallments and pays fair and reliable profits We makes Turchase snd Sale o! Secuntieson commission alty of the Loca: Securities. all Lo- Fartee dessing to pan | emshares secant ewes Sore emphicte cepleining the otventagre - + - and benefits of the axsociation and other in- Fequiring additional fecili- Ties.are invited to call om oF | adaiess | LEWIS G. TEWKSBURY & 0. Formation / rnished upon application at the asfiee, 1003 F st. INO. JOY EDSON, Secretary. Office, EQUITABLE BUILDING, 1003 F st. fel4-7t Te REAL ESTATE Office hours: 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m i TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY, | Perea ite. Fomine nad Esiowcon Polenoct Insurance in sums of $00 and up" T. PERCY : eowa. ave., | TEER ser ESores ite =. HOGE, ren. [NITED STATES BUILD CIATION, 1313 F st, Washington, D. C. abir in monthly installments of pg. Ber mont wuring in 54 months, a net prout ech share. io? per cent ineerent paid on special devouity inte ofde cart. Full-pa d stock par" G percen interest from d te By THE INAUGURATION RK RENT, MARCH 4_LARCE FRONT ROOM, ‘2 windows: also front hail room; accommodation for 10; week or longer: boant in howse; comfortably furnished. 906 Pa. sve n.w. : ring bell 1-2 SEATS IN HALDEN BAL. dig AND PA. AV! Ss parade: “SE VbB* rot Is the olest District title insurance company—is thor- Ouchi yequinped- has been in enecesafal overation for | gver eleven yearsand Las examined nearly 20,000 | tiles i OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS, MAHLON ASHFORD, President, insellor at Law. < € ©. DUNCANSON, Vico Presidse Coumi-sion Merchant, GEORGE E. FLEMING, Secr-targ. Souus-tlor at Le F FRANCIS HIGGS, Treagater, OT penuee ca (oe CHARLES 2. BAYLEY, Directer. Seely Washington Gas Light Co. | EO. DAVIS, Director, One collector o ALBERT F. FOX, Director ee Real Estate Broker. WILLIAM GALT, Director, Merchant, ROBERT O. HOLTZMAN, Direct, Real Estate Broker. GEORGE W. PEARSON. Director. Prew't Metropolitan R. B. Expert EXAMINERS. ba WMD. HOOVER Cention an a conusellors at Law. JAMES 3. RECKER, * CONSULTING COUNSEL, ES AR JOR RENT—100 PERSONS CAN BE COMFORTA- | Pots quar ered uring the inaug ral for $1.50 per Bight at 1213 12th sto, w. Alag rovins, with boar WALTER D. DAVIDGE, Esquire. [in'private faintly. ADP new. feet ast TITLES examined and certied TITLES tneured— | PyORSES WANTED PER“ONS HAV ADDLE OF ee rece eee time com. | HE nest caddlen land Uridies to hice for une in the noes dist ate shortest time com. — oy ot eee eee oe ith absolute safety to PURCHASERS and | HSCeoT) Pane oe ny fo Col. DAN A. ‘STOR: | GROSFWSTI:. Chairman of the tee to procure | rated 1S8L Capital (fully paid), $200,000. ais foikeo tn CTA fully Uses §, ‘and equipments, at 1210 G stn. w.. giving Vries and all adden sisreen oF ticulars as to the number of lee. fe visas Baxe. St Fy for in 509 7TH ST. S.W. suuration parade. Api y t0 JOHNS. LA kOWR aes Siperintendent: “Stables 30) 14D et. saws hetwenn F_ H. SMITH, President. & M LOTHROP—JOHN Tw EEDALE, Vice Presidente, ‘T. A. LAMBERT, Treasurer. J. H. RALSTON, Secretary. Benk open during business hours and from 6 to & Welock Saturday evenings. Four per cent interest paid on ordinary deposits and Dand Este. ae aan 4 Zi W. AN TED—1,000 ROOMS WITH BED AND COT accommodations for teen tn bai also aud roo for lunch stand. Address W. H., Star office: T AUGURATION DAY—PAKLOR ON two windows aud balcony: room om 2A o with two windows. also s limited numberof Magwer dividecds on installment deposits. feFtf | Seats on din show window, @5 each. OGRAM'S ————- — Drag Store, 1211 Pa. ave. fe2i at ; ror? OR E DOOR ANI peor SICKELS, 1001 Pa. ef the fam!'y ore friend are respectfully invited to speca.ate Snest view on the ave full show from Peace monument to 15th st. Mrs. | SELIGSON. 1200 Pa ave. nw. 3 ce a ER lad | (OTS FOR SALE AT #10 PER DOZEN OR WILL : reat thera af € Uuly S00 left oat of 1-400. offer until Saturday nacht MARCUS NOTES, teal LOR Cer. and Gt. nee | [PVE GOT A NOVELTY THAT WILL SELL LIKE | Divcc cakes aacime the inauwuration. there beeastiy Zs percent prot ih it retalied sts Popular price, For information ails to 8. GANS, 417 rth et. fe21 St OMS FOR INAUGURATION OR PERMA- tly : hotel accommodations; with or without onvenient to lines of cars. 1113 Ost. nw. Corsox & Macanryer, MEMBERS OF THE X¥w YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, -°"™ Guseeapententect Memes. Mowe & Schieg, SB Bees as a Loans. Basiroad Sicchs and Bonde srl all covatilen tet Piers ow Ye NAUGURAL PARADE. —FOR RENT—CHOICE ‘windows om ‘eae! Pennsylvania ave. near 434 st. from ipbia. Boston ant and sold ee T. R. BROOKS. 616 12th st. n.w. ‘oeal Mailroad. Gus, Insurance and | POR RENT—FOR MAKCH 4. 1 LAKGE PARLOK, heated. with bay window aud large Sutaide porch Stock boughtand sold. de31 | Apply at 1704 Penu. aves Rewe ead ae ae 3 WINDOWS IN A LARGE, HANDSOMELY FUE shed and well ovated room for rent oo Ms 4. suitable for lunge party. G20 Pa, ave. uw, f620-00 Shia in. Tax Distarcr Tire Issvnaxce COMPANY. ‘EACE MONUMENT GRAND STAN ois cemtnoame | PHO EEA MONCNERT, OUR STAND CAPITAL, 200,000. “"iitcrved seats o¢ tmoderate prices can be eptatned —— the stand office till 10 p.m. and at office of /. Smith, corner Ist st. and ave. nw. ‘ities to all real estate in Washington. Georrewown end county examined with accuracy and dispatch. ‘YOST & CO., ‘Deeds, wills and ali other conveyances of real prop- | “1% 12¢ erty prevered. veges ‘TITLES INSURED. IR RENT—-INAUG DAY: ONE LARGE ROOM BUGENE canvst, WA. #. MATTINGLY, Fits third oor windows and hesied view trom \ Vico President, | Sidress PARKER £ JO! RENT—3 LARGE WINDOWS ON SECON! Fits: room well heated. "3. G WALKEM. Y8 Pave nw. At it RENT—A PARLOR ON PA AVE FOR I¥- Fotteuration parede- Address ©. 5. 'B. "Sar gf fice. = ‘te1s* i _RENT—INAUGURATION DAY-Lanan <_ | Se ave. in Parker's photograph galiery. 477 Pa. ave. POR RENT_PARLORS AND WI and kt Roors for the inaugural parade, (1217, Pa. (INAUGURATION DA — WINDOWS D_ WS ON 2D tween I pre Nave Fles at “seats in Front Row on | marly all the entire fron| 3 the fiuest to te had. W. G. POND. 1316 Fst. 115-6? Stand 1 choice seats of siik badges and rosettes made to order. See sam- Blocks, in. have arrived. (@-APROPOS THIS COLD SPRLL. AHEAD OF THE INAUGURATION. “Knox's” celebrated **Spri tart woh, it and Sine {0 THE INAUGURATION. — COMFORTABLE F . Neck ‘accommodations for. 400, with or without board: Boon, be lenathan ews Vrs prises, fren WASHINGTOS ROOM RESTING De bales RECTORY, Room 7, Warder’s building, cor, @h and | B. H. STINEMETZ & SON, 1237 Pa. ave, f620 ens RE eee TH pARAUAL,, MEETING OF | THE ~ ar x stockho! jorfolk apd - (Siig ean | Sh cee hee a a T@ | oflice ‘of the company, 7th. street wi Wep- FOR INAUGURATION IDG | SESDAY, “the “Ist "day of ‘Marche 1 of every descripsion. Lowest prices. quick delivery, | P-10-, foF the electign of nine Airecto:«, ral location. Hemember, BAUSS,3140th nw. { Ha action of such business es may Yels-2w Fi = — — — ________ | March 2, 1893. By order of oR RENT—PARLOR WITH THRER LARGE windows and b leony; can accommodate 25 or 30 | _JOHN KEYWORTH, Sec. fe 316 Pa. new {618-3 MEETINGS FOR MEN ONLY. Under the au pion of E BROTHERHOOD OF ST_ ANDREW, Beech teens eee te FEBRUARY 20-25, 1803, Cyt ES CHASE CHURCH. 6 st. bet tl an NOTES. ae, 100 Corcoran trutlaini. it eS ATION—CAFAY® OlcE ipusite the President-and in ‘the first, end second ro BEST INAUGURAT. » under cover, square svuth sida ith sts. and a” Brentsn's, 101% Pa upon tickets now ready. C. THOMAS ATS ON MK CHAI URAL PROCE jew can be ha 4 Pa, from THOS. FE. YOUNG'S Call early “and secure fes-2w" AND ALL EID URAL CLUB BAD DS JOSEPH WALTEMEY Pa. ave. SPECIAL NOTICES. << chemical analysis of varous Kinds of biack hosiery AS THE EMINENT CHEMIST, PROF. R. ‘Ogden Doremus of New York. has mado a & to please, MeGILL. ‘Nothin —”™ Modern-price Tailor. ibion, wi towive their orders. La ferfnl manifestations, all In the ent, MO Prive ‘Town- -, Feb- SPIRITUALISM AT 905 H ST, N.W.— Mr. Keeler hay reaumed his seances for N{UGUEATION BOAKD—$10 PER WEN K: TA | WIOSTRDAY aut FRIDAY RIGHTS a ane settet seen cout entio sexing | nes Yor independent sate, enti every Gay JO Interest: Tide on poe SEARS FOR THRELE— eee mints tor SPEAKS FOR 1 SOUTHERN, | <= February 10, 1883, 8. F. HODGKIN DEAR Sit Ome Glass contract which vewhare recent'y finighed hie given we the Fame satisfaction that we have always had indea'ing ith you and wedeatre to repress our hich appreciation of yaur promt, ree fine “and atraighirorward way oF doing buna ; Ours very tra RENSEDY 81 DAVIS, Builders, 120 Mi 20 Mass. ave. ne, Tn trusting vs to furnish the glass for qfouse or houses you will get equal a"t101 at DO YOU KEEP A HORSE? — if you have your own team you wil find it ad- vantaxeous, besides economical, i board tt at DOW ‘YS HOTEL FOR HORSES, S LEGAL AND LITFRARY LIGHTS ‘Desirous of quick work done in faultless in set ithout any extra carve, wil! consu t their Ball. Dest interests by talkin with us when the time cous | BATED & By appointment we're ‘Printers We're rendy—are, SHIRTMAKERS AND FURS ee ee ees a ee Experienced men are in attendance day and fall Tine ct these go 6 7 night to bite! up, put away and teateh over the Shit retail‘ low aa go, |" "0? BG Bove, which Roraes.”“Oniy the beat food te weed--aerved. with: W. 8, TREL, out a particle of dust—and horses improve from $010-3m S05 Pa. ave, the first. Those who have traveled everywhere say there fs nothing like Downe: other country. FINE TURNOUTS FOR HIRE at reasonsble prices. Secure your carriage for the inaugural ball. DOWNEY'S. | Telephone 585. L ST. BET. 16TH AND 17TH. fe£0 —n bs 2 | REMINGTON MENU CARDS Standard When you give a dinner party you will Sialic want handsome Mens Cards—we have them. In We ure also Leaduarters for Fine Station- Absolutely ery of ai kinds, Office and Library Ink- 8 stands, Waste Baskets, Twine, Bubbor eet eeee. Bands, Copyiug Presses, &c. Send tor Mfasteated catalorne. EASTON & RUPP, Fine Stationers, ‘yckoff, Seamans & Beni a Cae See ee nié-m,tu,tegtt | 1 IITHST. (Justavore the avenue.) te20 INAUGURAL BALL Ri QUISITES. is “incorrect” for ageptieman to appear in full dress in the presence of ladies with an un- gloved band. ‘We have gloves for evening wear, shades—a'so dress shirts and ties and ve everything else required for the Inaugural GALT, 921 F STREET, SHERS, fe20 ‘out ‘& WALLACE, Legal Printers, 1107 E st, 1¢ 100 sttall or too large for us to print = really anrprising ho ined in the COAL COAL! COAL! 4.50 per ton Is the price of Philade'phia Pea ‘oal, a good Coal to t Heedur and cook * cont raj a fantiong's Baty igs | Bure rate eit feedor tnd ook sete. wir of wwowsers ade if some nest dst Sign, Arrayed iu a suit of ghis chagucter. Joa | For the GRATE OR OPEN FIREPLACE BURN si be rors ious of the feat are well | ARONA COAL. It wives bright, steady fame. No Gresacd, Cat lw if tin cup mabe of wait Sasto:no wh” #5 PER TON me eee Ba a Sy ait fe J FURNACE COAL-A special grade, superior in Garment - + heating power and -ssting quailty aker, ---- ‘8 per ton. tes ata Thave the exclusive sale of the celebrated ARGYLE Bleventh- ~~ COAL in this territory. ° Btrect. ---- { = r N’ ‘N BRAND, THF BRIGHTON fon, Trimble aud other reliable bran Ved, with very SCARCITY OF COAL At my yards. You may select from a complete stock of the First yrade stove sizes. WOOD—All kinds. KE sinstock. oi7| Wind. w.. new building. fe6-1m"_| BARBER cor. 1171 e Fine arden. ttle care, wili last a Iifetiin Maneatis Delivered the day order fh received. 3. “MAUEY Dove, aes Main office, Zist and Its. nw. PROMPT DELIVERY. Base ena. Foot Fand ste a. w. mn ea Mat we eth and Gots. now re ae tk A: == Branch offices: 14th st. nw. DRESS 19-0 Pas ave, | <7 Televtione callOffice, 1778; store yard, 784 SUITS 1620-6 = Bae" FAcHING ovr. 43m 1812 F at. Tn the words of that illustrious playwright, N. = See ©. Goodwin, we are “reachiue out.” With See America ax competitors we have. Just secured & Has retarned to 603 Lith st. n.w., near F st..andis| contract for furnishing hardware for the Kov- | now ready to atiend to vusiness, fef-Im* | ernment bufldii Pittsbure. This is but another “‘straw” showing the way of the trade If building let us give you an estimate. & ROSS, 'H AND GSTS. N. W. £29 ry rice oF partment to our establishment, where ‘every particular of the business will re- ceive careful and scientific attention. mote BaP PANTALOON Weer. _ fe18-3t MERTZ’'S MODERN PHARMACY. a ‘2 per READ THIS.—A RARE CHANCE TO ejected one yeas roots, $2 per 100. Orderesncald ve | Sa irirchane aprand old home of ealidine she BB veep eS in Gesrsetown location ron d not be bet ef: corner fe6-110 neo $10,500. ° Cc. a. FISKE Bro. NW. 32D BT. NW. =" ‘A “BRIEF” WAY k the leval fraternity to try me—ninety cente very’ large vave—that’s my rice umes We have recently added an optical de- i <3 ny ill-fittinw frame readjusted without charge. Oculists’ prescriptions care- fully filled. MERTZ’'S MODERN PHARMACY, 11th and F ste. = [Telephone, 930.1 *Lasies' Tailor,” 1312 F 87. suses for defective visi ‘with _ Examination free. Houre from} ef, when reduction will be mad BYKON &. ADAMS, PRINTE! fe S1” “S12 3 1that. n. HIGH-CLASS LADIES’ TAILORING. Leave your order for Ineugural Ball Co-- {ames within the next day of two—tv avold Msappointmment. ‘The ncst c.arming creations which will be worn at tue ball will have been made by fel8-I1m SPECIAL SPECIALIST Is. G. HAMILTON, oculist, in prescrib- ion. Son ‘new in CARL PI ‘Optician and Jewe'er, 427° ,NO-ICE. ¥. B. COTTRELL KS REDUCED. 1 BROS.. Speci tion given te the Cor. Fttraad Rate ae. purcuate 4ND SALE SEREAUesrare, = ee LOCAL STOCKS, BONDS AN isveerwext SECUKITIES BOUGHT AND SOLDON TH! ‘ASH. MANTELS, ANDIRONS, FENDERS, | 1NG’ STOCI RBRCHANGE: “42 Ste-) —s ‘Grates, Wroaght-iron Gas’ Fixtures, &c. VIOLAS, ‘CELLOS AND DOUBLE BASSES, discounts while making ¢hanges. » large stock, at WORCH’S MUSIC STO! | _tahid-tr J. H. CORNING, Tile Shop, -20 13th st. | 257th wt, Old strinired instruments taken, in, ox: ' FULL DRESS SUITS FOR Wine, | <'*>** _Pienee for rom SUES ———— WM. GARNER, =_ Fett AND J PUBLISHER, 1028 ine Book an: . |e FACTS FOR RT| _teterhone 7S. ied HTN et aw, i COAL FACTS 7 Oba there, many erades DR. F. O. MANNAKEE H. MOVED | Eeauahy in Coulter hactare tt Roce. it can Bato | BEE s offce and esldcuce to lady tp ae eg ete nt enka | — eis kin We ea YOU ARE INVITED TO ATTEND A Fes jals kind We'sell aaly the best con’ dativered | 5g Bute in the bast condition and at the lowest possible price | Copaetent With fair dealing. MEETINGS FOR MEN us Under the ausnices of \Y. BALDWIN JOHNSON, n30-tr 1101 RI. ave., 511 Ast. n.c., 519 436st.s.w. THE goo Cine payee OF amie ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, 23d st. near Washington Cirele, W. M. Savsrez & Sox, de the even ef Pup Cae en ev. Wan. 919 Pexxa Ave Jee subjects of specisl interest. - sas a Ee eleanas. 5 010.0. 50 preces xew orxonaus... Bunday—Oem., Land 4p. f10-00° 50 rizoxs xew orxcuaus......... Be BTCA, ICE Seeriong ane ge Ets Sonscacte 20 rrecas wew arnauaua.............-00c Soak woud Titi, 100 20 pizces xew cixouaus............. ‘25 PIECES PERCALES. ALL NEW AND HANDSOME DESIGNS. 65 sue Zhe fell PIECES IRISH LAWNS........ OF ALL KINDS BEING OPEXED ‘We will be . | eae Trust tuilding. 1 or ar th blac Slothing with white cloves and. wear ‘Par | Sart Dromniiy at 2 olan. ‘order of the presiden ie © Presi. J. PEABODY, Secretary. THE FIRST ANNUAL MEETING OF THI — a lerican Bimetalli- Lay corte Hall, inning WEDS 22, at Tai That, "Ted by Mire Sehell, sure Sat c= : re Schell, ate: Supt, 4 Pres. and Heredity. Mrs. M. E. COHEN, DIVIDEXD NOTICE WASHINGTON, D C., Feb. 20. 1893. ‘Notice is hereby given cont, beine 50 cents her cent” paid since fhe cata’ stock of THEW. TATE COMPANY will be payable a’ the office nf the company. 1001 Bem GED NE GBAL. Mareh L. TSikh to, sockinolders of record Monilay, February 7. 1883 ‘The books for the transfer of ‘stock | Mondav, February 27, doth dats incinsive, By order of the Board Ww. MO! SDAY, Fébri meeting open to an." f¢ of Directors, RY WILLIAMS, Secretary. Se arrrest Faris ‘You can't call a rented house home. sell you som ‘vestment. B. H. WARNER & CO., 916 F st. nw. <a “ ADIES AND GexTl EMEN reanizing to make rents pay for hiines: yeekey mectinng, TUESDAY Feb tah S inte. Hoga, 06. ni Lost @ will be held at anh dirtiend' of} per are shin 33 per ‘ev has been declared on ASHINGTON REAL FS- tof i's net earnings to date and Wil be closed on to Wednesday, March 1, 1683, Are those living in happy homes. Tet us make your family happy by selling you antcs home, If you have one a'ready, let us real estate for in- We havea long list of it—including some real bargains. at Index to Advertisements. ao SS ; | ACCOUNTANTS... Pace 3 rrecere of Wanhington aves Hence ue | AMUSEMENTS. 2S pare 10 | Fespective places of business all day February 22, | ATTORNEYS...... ed 1883, Washington's bi-thaay. AUCTION SALES. z JAS. E, BARBOUL & SON, N. #. SHEA, | BroycLps _ltt__ FRANK HUME, J. 0. ERGOOD & CO.” BOARDING... SSVETFRAN VOLUNTEER FrtzmeN— | BOARDING. Rene headquarters at 11 o'clock a.m. TO- | BUSIN MORO» (Wednesday). February 22. in ‘full unj- | CITY ITEMS. form. Non-unitormed members mist a © | COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. DEATHS, DENTISTRY... EDUCATIONAL EXCU SIONS, &e. FINANCIAL... FOR RENT (Offices). FOR RENT (Rooms) FOR RENT (Houses), FOR RENT (Fiate) FOR RENT (Stores) ‘ FOR SALE (Horses and Vehicles). . FOR SALE (Honses) Pace 3 FOR SALE (Lots)... -Pace 3 FOR SALE (Miscellaneous) ~ Pace 2 FOR SALE Pianos), ee HOTELS - Page 8 F | LADIES' GOODS | 8 il | LEGAL NOTICES. LECTURES... LOCAL MENT! LOST AND FOUN MANICURE was ‘1 E. co:. Oth st. niw. fe2leo-at | MEDICAL —-. _Secretary's office, 20 OES at nw. f0E100 St | SRCRELAWEOUS. aE Page 6 MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN NOTARTES PUBLIC...... OCEAN TRAVEL POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. PIANOS AND ORGANS PERSONAL... PROFESSIONAL... RAILROADS... SP) CIAL NOTICES... STEAM CARPET CLEANING. STORAGE, = SUBURBAN PROPERTY. .. THE INAUGURATION WANTED (Help) . WANTED (Houses) aan oe te at TO THY GENERAL PUBLIC. | = ‘i ts presented to ine dations, moneys or services obtai Persons, wife or relations,on or « to L-dt* ‘NO! WE ARE THE PEOPLE Se. handsome little booklets used so 1 tensively for advertising purposes. Kinds executed promptly. Promised. NORMAN T. ELLIOTT, JOHN F. SHEIRY, Manager. Printer and Engraver. Telephone 843. [fez] 623 Det. nw. I,the undersigned, wili not be responsible Printing of all ‘Work delivered when WANTED (Rooms) WANTED (Situation WANTED (Miscellan WINTER RESORTS 2 8 To Subscribers. Subscribers to Taz Star who are served by route boys will confer « favor by promptly reporting to Tux Stax office, either in person, by telephone or by mail, any negli- gence on the part of route boys. to change without notice. G. 'T. JONES Avent, fe20-3¢ Goverswext Recerers Tova revenue, $273,791; customs, $239,165. Axotuer Postroxrment.—The date of the Internal down ind Tues: | launching of the battle ship Indiana at Phila- 1d Fridays un; Machoroc Creek. Mondays down | s P sni'fusslays up; Wirteaud Mlaewy's wharves Misr, | delphia bas again been postponed from Monday foxcree.), ever: trip woins and returning. Subject | to next, in order to suit the conveni- ence of the Secretary of the Navy, who desires Be mibly local showers the night; fair Wednewd asternoon. and probably warm im the ereni Ther #0 he to bea larger crowd here the = any previous inaucu. ati ently t will be more demand for reviewins stands than wleawake” merch ever tefore. the line of mar hare reparing. “pin money ti ‘do: mon Red Heart Boards, 90c. per 100 og, ft, Best Gang-awet Boards, €1.15 per 100 a7 “fotate and Studdina, $1.80 per 100 ft. Your money wt cover amulriture of lumber is you spread it around here anywhere. LIBBEY. BEUTINGER & MILLER. umber, Mill Work and Builders Hard aN. te ave ew Tf 80 we'll sell yon the lum~ igi vo want iteheap. Here's what Weran Comm fo21 Tot of Silk Fourdn-bapa Scarfe which 1 eevalarly at 61, @1.Sband 81.50 are jr B0c each Al) on Handsom. @1.50, Pad Starter Bleach 8 for ‘Wednesday’ ni. ht: and 82 2°50 sunt “FOR YOUR E. : Mi. MeGOWAN, «prominent Wash ttorney. aave: “With the Phonograph eve it tw ade to aay @ 7, efessronal or bum: iness nan can do one-fourth more work with the wane expenditures menta, asd physteal atrencth than he can without t COLUMBIA TH. NOGRALH B.D. EASTON, Pres. It. i—™ ACME OF B. nijenniun” in typewriters. Cet reached the new "83 Han them JOHN ©. PARKER, 619 CELEBRATL TR Sinne D mvan Back wil be fucd femorrow morning, “Washington's Birthday: and therefore should be se-ured. doi come again. n if vou have the Improved Grarhopho! and record them. Stunly in valual Free ez) ¥ FIRE, WATEK AND SEWER GAS, A GE! a eitimation, and we took she. bint have removed towur new quarers, 820. Ges ind Whiskios. SONOMACAL, WIR C fea HARR\ M. CONRAD, Man you oing. tty maid? 2 Bladen air sesnde located, my pretty maid? ir, she sald! because they se Tr od Whretet Ato oth ‘The weather ia likely to be fair during the day.c'oudy and threatenino, poa- by erecting reviewing * Be SFCKWEAR REDUCED FOR 3 ht? ; fe21 W. 8. TEEL (Men's Belongings), 935 PA. AVE. “It does seem as If we bave rew hed the tainly the fertile brain of man bas i: | ou THAT COME OFTEN _ | Cosonent are commonly the most valuable we have No hunting for paver, ink and 0 to talk 619 14th st we to be present. — Two Panvoxs.—The President has granted pardons in the case of Pliny Harlan, convicted in Towa May 14, 1892, of violating the postal laws, and in the case of Chas. W. Woodworth, convicted in Massachusetts March 31, 1892, of violating the postel laws, —e Tux Prestpewt’s CaLLens.—The President's callers this morning included Secretary J. W. Foster, Representative Holman and friends, Senator Jones of Arkansas and ladies, Senator Stanford, Gen. B. F. Beale and Mr. Jo. Franett father of the life-saving service,” who is now in bis ninety-second year. Navat Onpens.—Asst. Eng. Wm. H. Alder- been detached from duty in the office es ce and ordered to duty in the burean of ste#in engineering. Paymaster J. A. Barton has been detached from the Mianto- nomoh, March 1 next, and granted leave for two months. pret os Acts Arpnovep.—The President has approved theact to ratify and confirm an agreement made between the Seneca nation of Indians and Wm. B. Barker; the act to restore to the public domain the White Mountain Apache Indian Teservation in the territory of Arizona and the act for the relief of B. F. Rockafellow, late post- master at Canon City, Col. To Commaxp tHe Manixes.—Lieut. Col. McLane Tilton, U. 8. M. C., haa Leen ordered to proceed to this city on the 28th instant and report to the colonel commandant of the Tnited States marine corps preliminary tocom- manding the battalion of marines to take part in the inaugural procession on the 4th of March. Pensonat.—Dr. S. L. West of Philadelphia, Twill be a great “event” in the Lat w rid~second | Dy C- aren of pecans “P ‘Thomas E. to "Georve's'isethday. Rodgers of New York and I. F. O'Connor of 108" clave tone, it and style “-Danigp. Sand thereare Sousndsof thea." “| Dallas, Tex., are at the Metropolitan, ——Samp- WILLETT & RUOFF, 005 Pa. ave.n.w. fer | $00 Pope of Newberry, 8. C., H. M. Betts of New York, C. K. Bell of Texas and Z. F. Camp- bell of Manchester, N. H., are at the —~—T. H. Britton’ of Chicago, 8. J. and L. F. Brooks of Boston, John W. Wright of Rochester, James Buchanan of Trenton, H. F. Corbin of Cincinnati, J. C. Hutchinson of Johnstown, N. Y., A. Emerson of Arkansas and H. C. Hose of London are at the St. James. C. F. Benedict of New York, John Worrell of Indianapol E. Gerhard of Philadelphia, B. W. Torregeon of Mexico, Mo., J. B. Kremer of Lewisburg, Pa., and Dr. 8. F. McFarland of Binghamton, N. Y., are at the Howsrd House——H. C. Husted of New York,8.W.Cor- bin of Virginia and A. L. Snyder of Philadel- ALMY DAYS” INEVITABLE. create a ‘Trouserings and Sultings are ready. GIBSON & COMPANY, “‘Satisfying Tailors,” Simpson's Old Stan 0 - 700.00 SE FS ‘le thought, that’s all. I want some one of Jou readers (0 select & suitable n lovel ‘All suggestions must be 1 Gate tn the wear future, ity ¥ macnific nt $2000 butidine ot freee charge. Send for particulars! HENRY N. COPP, Investments, 706 8TH ST. N.W. nt you with a for Lee foresiont to, rat all the best Re. viewing Stands on the avenu and Sarede Is over. ‘Your seats on north MANNING & PARSONS, fe3-1m_ Office. cor. 14th and Hats. nw. ‘The atmosphere is not calculated to ran" on Spring Patterns, yet the shrewd ones know that balmy weather is inevitable, and the “stylish Gressers” like to have their duds ready for instant use. Our Spring Patterns in cor. 9th and @sts. n.w. f11-2w FOR NOTHING! NOTHING! hia are at the Johnson.—-—J. P. Wells of Ber- lin, Crandall J. North of Brooklyn, Richard Lavery of Mount Vernon, N. Y, and A. Car- penter of Minnesota are at the Fredonia. —_—~ A DOSE OF HIS OWN MEDICINE. Mr. Bailey Has the Point of Ne Quorum ‘Turned Upon Him. Mr. Bailey of Texas had to take a dose of his own medicine today. Mr. Bailey didn't like it, but the House was the goose is sauce for the gander. In the first place. Mr. Bailey is great stick- ler for the Constitution. He has upon numer- ous oceasions during the daily meetings of the House, in the early hour of day, when members had not yet arrived in full numbers, called the attention of members to the fact that @ quoram was not Present, as the Constitution provides, which would prevent the consideration by unanimous consent of bills at that time presented. His objection, of course, served to cut off further consideration and ‘Mr. Bailey was not beloved therefor. = ‘Today Mr Bailey had alittle bill. It related ition of the bill. Mr. Sg related its merits, while Mr. BOW CAN DRAW yoUR owy iuiescence to each sentence. ; ee THE HAWAIIAN QUESTION, It Was Again Discussed at the Cabinet Meeting Today. THE EX-QUEEN'S REPRESENTATIVE Parts TO APPEAR AT THE STATE DEPARTMENT—THE COMMISSIONERS ARE CONFIDENT OF THE RATI- FICATION OF THE TREATY, The Hawaiian question was again the subject of discussion at today's cabinet meeting, but no action was taken, as the case is now HAMMERING READING The Price of he Bak ra Forced Down by the Bears, NO OFFICIAL STATEMENT FORTHCOMING Criminal Proceedings Against Banker Rockafellow. OTHER TELEGRAPHIC NEWS, ANIMATED, BUT NOT EXCITED. A Let-Down in the Dealings in Reading m the Stock Exchange. New York, Feb. 21.The stock exchange, a@ Usual, presented an animated scene this morn= ing, but those who expected any tremendous excitement or panic on account of the Reading developments were disappointed. entirely out of the hands of the executive. The discussion related to the pros- | pects of the treaty of annexation and the unex- plained tardiness of the representatives of Queen Liliuokalani in presenting their side of the case. ‘MR. NEUMANN FAILS TO APPEAR. Secretary of State Foster is somewhat disap- Pointed at his failure to meet Mr. Paul Neu-| mann, the envoy of the dethroned queen, espe- cially as he traveled ail Sunday mght and all | day yesterday from northern New York to keep an appointment to meet him at the State Department last evening at 7 o'clock, and also remained at the department this morning an hour after the assembling of the cabinet in order to give’ Mr. Neumann @ | hearing in case he should call at the depart- | Ment. But he was disappointed in both in- stances and has beard or seen nothing of the representative of Hawaiian rovalty since he called on Assistant Secretary Wharton last Fri- day and arranged to meet Secretary Foster last evening. | | | BELIEVES HE WAS ABANDONED BIS MISSION. When he failed to appear at the hour fixed, | the Secretary, fearing that he might bave mis- taken the time or possibly been misinformed, | sent his secretary to the hotel to notify Mr. Neumann that he was waiting to receive him. But Mr. Neumann was not at his hotel, so that the interview was not held. Nor was anything heard from him this morning, so the impression has grown that he has aban- doned his mission altogether, so far at least as the executive branch of the government is con- cerned. WHAT THE COMMISSIUNERS EXPECT. Messrs. Thurston, Wilder and Castle of the Hawaiian commission have arranged to leave Washington ‘Thursday morn- ing for San Francisco in order tocatch the steamer sailing March 3 ‘They say they are going in the tull hope that they may tke back to Hawaii the news of the raufication of the treaty of annexa- tion, and they want to be mear San Francisco in case of such action, so they may reach home with as little deimy as possible. Cotamander Marsaen has already gone to New York, but will make the transcontinental jour- ney in company with his associates, MB. CARTER WILL REMAIN. Commissioner Carter, son of the former Ha- Waiian minister to the United States, will re- main behind in this city as the sole representa- | tive of the commissioners and will see that their interests receive due attenuion, The length of his stay will depend altogewner on Congress, a8 he is under instruction to remain unui the treaty is dispored of one way or the other. FURTHER NEWS FROM HAWAII. Ths following telegram from Minister Stevens at Honolulu, received Saturday last, was made public today: HoxouvLy, Feb. 8, via San Francisco Feb. 18. Secretary of State, Washington, D. C. (care Secretary of the Navy): ‘Lhe atf-irs of state continue to be hopeful. Hoisting dag in provection of this government Was eapected. Subjects who were doubstul now for annexation. The natives show unex- pected regurd tor the United States tlag. Pra- dent conduct of Capt. Wiluwse, the oftcers and crew of the Boston a credit to the navy, Can- not send by mail, STEVENS. GERMANS EXCITED. Advices from Berlin are to the effect that the Cologne branch of the German Colonial Asso- ciation has resolved that the “pretended pro- vision for a protectorate to be established over Hawaii by the United States means the injury of German colonial interests, and that the declaiation in question by the United States will lead eventually to an illegal protectorate which will deprive Germany of the possibility of protecting her interests on the islands.” he resolution adds that the United States government undoubtedly intends to create at Honolulu an important base of operations against German colonial interests in the South sea, and that this undertaking can be tolerated by Germany only on the condition that the em- | pire be compensated by receiving the rights of 8 full protectorate over Samoa and the Tonga Islands, BRITISH WARSHIP TO VISIT HONOLULC. A special from Victoria, B. C., says that H. M. S. Royal Arthur was commi sioned at Ports- mouth yesterday to succeed th Warspite as the | flagship of the North Pacific She will bear Admiral Stevenson's fag and saile from England for Victoria immediately, aecom- pamed by the Termeraire, with which ‘she will visit Honolulu en route. The cruiser Hya- cinthe, now coaling at Esquimalt, will sail for Honolulu on Wednesday. A Fight on the Treaty. ‘The character of the fight that has developed against the Hawaiian treaty has caused its friends considerable uneasiness, and the under- standing is that they intend to make an attempt this afternoon to hasten it through, as the op- Position is gaining strength. Senator Allison is now counted among the most earnest nents of the treaty, and those who are fighting it say today that it will be im toget a two-thirds, wove for it tu the temste, Mie Tucker of Virginia, Mr. Springer of Dlinois and alot of others propose to get a resolution through the House to ascertain why a which will involve the government in tures and require the raising of revenues has been submitted to the Senate without submitted to the House also. The effort to de- feat the treaty is very earnest. ae THE NEW YORK “MACHINE.” the reports that Mr. Cleveland is making bead- way in a fight to break up the democratic machine and they are makings great many anxious inquiries of the New York men. Hill's New York friends speak contemptuously of the fight on the machine. They admit that there is some trouble with certain men in the legislature, which endangers legislation which the machine wants. They say, however, that for Honolulu. | When the hammer fell at 10 o'clock the bull of the crowd on the floor was closely pressed ‘round the Reading board and operations be- gan at once with an uproar that caused the un- initiated in the visitors’ galleries to think the bottom had dropped out of Wall street. But the throng of traders was not as great as that of yesterday nor were operations oeariy so heavy. Reading opened at a slight advance over Yesterday's closing. viz., 1 per cent to 31. The hammering which began as soon as voices could be lifted and hands apraised quickly mulli- fied the improvement, and in less than three Minutes the unlucky stock went down to 28%. In ten minutes the Reading crowd melted out thirty operators, who maintained the war with vigor. The transactions in the first fifteen minutes reached 86,700 shares, lew than half the number sold in the same time yesterday, which was 196.400. This ie fair in- dication of today's excitement as compared With that of yesterday. ‘onsiderable activity was shown around the New gland boerd. That stock followed Reading's drooping tendency and fell away from: 40% to38!,. “Transactions in the stock, however, were not heavy. The visitors’ galleries were crowded with per sons eager to see something. Old stock ex- change frequenters said there was more ex- citement in the guileries than on the floor. Although the excitement over Read- |ing in the exchanges seems practically over, the Reading development continue to be the | absorbing topic of discusmon in Wall street | Circles. The announcement was made by Presi- dent Parsons that no large blocks df New Eng- land bad changed hands. * LEMON VALLEY. lerable talk as to the possible effect on Lebigh Valley. Thix was quieted by Vice President Garrett, who urged that the Lehigh Valley lease would not be affected im any way by the Reading reseivership. “Reading,” he said, “will be in a better posi- tion to meet its obligations than before because 1t will be operated under the protection of the court.” ‘The only official statement about Reading that has been made public in Wall street comes from A. J. Antelo, one of the Reading board of managers, who states positively that Reading's floating debt is ouly 6,000,000, Of this one-half, be says, is due to Speyer & Co., the bankers of this city who made that advance upon the security of deposit of collateral trust Ss. The remain- ing $3,000,000 is due to Philadelphia capitalists, who also hold deposits ax security. Mr. Antelo attributes the Reading crisis to attacks on the company's credit by rumor, He says that Reading will recuperate and be stronger than ever, being backed by Ticher and more influential’ men than before. He thinks « year the extreme limit for the road. to be in the receivers’ hands. BROKERS SKYLARKING. New York, Feb. 21, 1:45 p.m.—The excite- ment even in the Reading crowd at the stock exchange, where brokers now are standing round talking and skylarking with each other, seems to have compictely died away and orders to buy or sell 100 shares can now be executed | without trouble. ‘MR. PLATT'S DENIALS. Ex-Benator Piatt, who bas just returned from, Philadelphia, said that be made the application for areceivership to protect the interests both of the Reading and the United States Express. He is au intimate friend of Mr. McLeod, and sass the receivership is a friendiy one and that the results will be eminently satisfactory to both the stock and bondholders of the com- pany. He also adds taat neither Mr. J. Morgan nor the Vanderbilts had anything to do with it. Notwithstanding denials, however, a large portion of Wall street still attributes the turn- over in Reading to the Morgan-Vanderbilt interest and positive assortions are made ‘that in due time the latter will be found in eon- trol at least of New England. They are said to have picked up the greater part of the 105,000 shares of New England supposed to have been dropped by the Philadelphia syndicate, Mr. Parsons, it is also said, has arranged with the New Haven interest to turn over his entire holdings of New England as soon as the Mor- gan-Vanderbilt interest has been enabled te uy in enough stock to give them control. THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET STILL EXCITED. Pamapeirura, Feb. 21.—Reading developed a little strength at the opening of the stock market this morning, the first quotation being 15 1-16, a gain of 1-16 over yesterday's closing figure. It then rose to 15}, but a reaction fol- lowed which sent it down to 14%, and, after fractional losses and gains, it was quoted at the latter figure at 10:30 o'clock. Although the air of mystery surrounding the Reading's troubles has been partially cleared by the appointment of the receivers the pressure to sell continues. Lebigh Valley opened at 49, » gainof 1\¢ over the closing price yesterday, but in a few min- utes it had dropped a half and the decline con- ‘tinued until at 10:30 it touched 47%¢. It later rose to 48. The excitement in the market con- tinues and will probably not be allayed until the Reading's receivers give out the promised statement. | No STATEMENT TODAY. Judge Edward M. Paxson, A. A. MeLeod and E. P. Wilbur, the receivers of the Reading companies, met at the general offices of the Fes at 920 o'clock ‘this morning and wil together . omar te amde of Greate will most probably outline a policy to be pur- sued. At 12:30 when Mr. McLeod emerged ‘be covered = = ont meet, after shaking bands with ‘each cue, expremed’ bis lasting friendship for them. “You have treated me very kindly,” said “and I shall never forget you. = the iit