Evening Star Newspaper, March 16, 1893, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, 1201 Penneyivania Aveone, corser 11th St., by The Evening: Star Newspaver Company, S H. KAUFFMANS, Pres’t, New York Ofice, 88 Potter Building, pelteen ib ~ Ssnciin served to eubeerthers in the their own account. at Incense pe jer montis SaTURDAY QUADRUPLE SUFET STAR with foreign postawe added. $3.00. 81. 00peryear: {Fntered at the Post Office at Washington, D. C., as — —— ————————— second-class mail matter.) £F~ Ail mail subscriptions must be paid in advance. Rates of advertising made known on applicat: Vor 82, No 20,521. WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 1893—TEN PAGES, TWO CENTS. FINANCIAL. FINANCIAL. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. eee ‘ONDITION v F c SPORT OF THE CONDITION JHE WEST END NATIONAL BANK. ‘THE CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK At WASHINGTON, in the District of Colmabia, atw n, in the ‘of Coimmbia, At the close of business March 6, 1805. ‘At the close Of business March 6, 1803. RESOUKCES. RESOURCES. Loans and discounts ‘$425,770 86 | Loans and @iscounts...<.-. +000 832.478 62 Tred : cured aid ianverared 10k fe to secure circulation. secure cireulation, vet reserve ave: m approved reserve agen 107, 5228 95 = ai Due fren Ther nat oval banks. Fe 00 Jus froin state ba , 000 06 | Busine be r 198-608 60 g ; Soo 00 hes 90 Seer colar taxes b en x Br | Bus of other banks. 16,081 00 Frevtional paper currency, nickels and = 7 cents. nce aE $94 01 S Specie z 2 208.050 50 ar notes. ne Logal tender notes pe 72,550 00 Hedemption fand with US" treas | Kesempton fund with U.S" treasurer (G per cent of ‘elrculation: per cent of circulati ~ 4,500 00 Total. Total... LIABILITIES. stock paid in...... LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid i | Surpins fand. ded profi National bank potes outstan: Individual denosite sub,ect to check. Demand e-rtifeates of deposit... Certitied rhecks. Ss Usd 2B | Due to other netional banks. wa Due to s:ate banks aud bank. 125 ; 24,906 SL mbia, city of Washington, ss: EUPF, cashier of the above mimed, bank, i Sgen'y awe that the ahoery abement i tre £0 tie best of my Fnowledge and Delief, aa ‘A.B. UPR, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before ine this isth day Maren, 180 408 27 of of Columbia, Ciiy of Washineton. P. WILLIA ENEST G. THOMPSON, ERNEST i Correct—Attest ‘JAMES L. BARBOUR, ] H. BROWNING. CHARI tee AuLES P WILLIAMS, Cashier. X- | Directors. ae et t THOM! ft SEEGER] amd sora to beter day o THOMEses | RARE CHAS. R. HARBAN, Notary Public. | It SNOLL. EDWAKDS. "J Correct—Attert p. FARDON, RRPORT OF THE CONDITION Jeien ELEEESON. f Directors. | THE AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST COM- 1t wR Hines, PANY At Washington, in the District of Columbia, ‘At the close of business March 6, 1883. RESOURCES. JR PORT OF THE conprrioN ‘oF FF. DEPOSIT, SAVINGS CUMPANT 45,243.28 commaetes (5 ities, &e S er national bank: Banking hoase, furniture and fixiures. Other rea! estate and mortgawes owned. Current exp-nses and taxes paid. Checks and otuer-ash ttems. = Bills of otner barks, eas Fractional paper currency, nickels and Total. LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid 2 ect 10 ehec! Time de-osits LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid in... Taritvided pronts ndiv.dual deposits - Total. Certified checks. Debenture bonds.. ‘Total. Washinzton, District of Columbia, ss I, JAMES W. WHELPLEY, istrict of Columbia, County of Washington, eh ee Eaiied company, do solemuiy, meat that the above Sotcnent ia" true tore pigs Rawr President. Subscribed and sworn to before me this T5¢h day rene 1a WILLARD B. MYERS. Mixaty . ‘Notary Public. ‘Correct—attest: Ssonew Wee | ND 5 Woobbery BLAIR, i Statement is true to the best mm} beliet. JAMES W. LPLE ‘Cashier. ‘Subscribed and sworn to before me this 1tith day of HOWARD 8. RESID: March, 1883. M. G. EME It BO. HOLTZMAN, T= UNION SECURITY COMPANY OF : WASHINGTON. D. ck will be received at the office 0° the company, Fendall building, comer | SSS and Louisiane ave:, or by either of the direct tore "This company is incorporated under the act of Con- gress approved October 1, 1890. "Fhe Capital sock fe #1,000,000 in shares of 8100 “The business whi-h the company will be au horized Rost OF THE CONDITION ‘Subscriptions to the f FARMERS AND MFCHANIC ‘At Georgetown, in the Dist: At the close Gf bas to do, as «xpressed in the act of Congress, will bea “‘seouri-y. gusranty, Indempity, loan and mortgage : amneny) Wighin ihe ulin of deve powers fig I Cpe op en pur ‘to act as sm ot bonds, undertakings Dus Seems approved reserve suente. and other obligations required by law or by orders of far from cther national Danis --. 3.085 63 | Cour and to doa cuaraty and indemnity buciness. iso proposed to lend inoney on morurages, deeds of trust and other securities. The sare:y or security business will be transacted on asystem and methods ma..e up from the best feat- ‘and tates paid. | ures of si mizations in this country and in | England, ard which are the result of lone experience aud capabie laamazement, There is nevd of sueh an enterprise in this District. Corporaie suretyship is superior in every respect t 0 that of individus's, and is, therefore, preferred by those for whos benefit the security is tobe given, | While on the o her band those Wh» are required t furnish the security «reatly prefer to sex itas | matter of business frou: a corporat.on Father than asa Blatt of favor trou friends, PAI ‘Othe stockhowwer this company presents substan- tial attractions. It is ror sed to make investisents im loans on ample real estate and other safe sec: ties, aud as the company's expenses will be compara tively light the sharel sonably expec frou the :nvestment of its capital alone a retura ap- proximating what he micnt realize frou a personal went of the money represented by his stock, sa participation in the commissions and pre- mtu e OFFICERS. President, John A. Baker: first vice president James G. Payne, second vice president, Revins! } endall; secretary, Chapin Brown; treasurer, Thomas | ‘Total... LIABILITIES. ital stock paid im.......-------- ‘Total. sbington. ss: DGAk F. basi, re above statement is | Lip true teu my know ied iis oe DIRECTORS. EDGAK ie] is Mahlon Ashfor: Geo E. Hamilt Subecned and swore hice, Be Es LSAT of | Nablon Ashford Score Memon. March, Ink. “"" LS. PREY. Notary Public, D.C. John E, Hasre Corcct attest nes Jotiaston, ‘TA. Lambert, Biair Lee. B. FP. Leis Joseph K. McCammon, ‘Edward A. Newman, James G. Payne, M2. ADLER @. W. CISSEL { Directors. % S$ Thidwas shows, R EPORT OF THE Cc ATION = R. Ross Perry, THE COLUMBIA NATIONAL BANK OF WASH-| Mi Gharies Pearson, NGTON. Franc: At Washington, in the District of Columbia, ee At the close of ousinets Marclt 6, 18h ‘: “eae RESOURCES. ‘Loans and discounts. = we OR SALE—DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY to seciire our share stock Padsworth syndicate. 0 00 | Address Box 161, Star office. munis C. 'T. Havessen, ‘Member Washington Stock Exchaaga, Real Estate and Stock Broker, ‘Rooms Yand 11, Atlantic Building, ‘WUF st. nw. INVESTMENT SECURITIES. Stocks, Bonds and Grain bought and sold for cash or op margin. Cotton bought and sold in New York or New Orleans. CORRESPONDENTS. Purnell, Hagaman & Co., New York Stock Ex- Overdrafts. secure and unsecured. ‘securities, Dae from approved reserve Dae frou otuer national ban Dee from state banks aud be Banking house, furniture and 620 ‘Curvent expenses and taxes paid... ‘Checks and otber cash items... (G per cent of etreuiation). LIABILITIES. 2 atock pad Monsees n= 250,000 00 | chanes Soom note {ALO G0 | “ Letman Bros... New York Cotton Exchange ees ee O11) Lehman.Stern & Co... New Orleans Cotton E: ‘Lamson bros. & Co.. Chicago Boardof Trade. Private wires to New 20rK, Clucagy aud New Or- jeans. Zelepnone. pel7-tr | Usiox Savixes Base, Sou 7TH ST. N.W. ne: on mbia, Connty of Wasbingtor a: oo bank, do solemn: ¥. H. SMITH, President. Heeat te crac to the sas at a Pananinios Sal beth CLARERCE CONSON esiee, Subscribed and sw: to before met! if mecribes orn, Te me this 16th day o: FREDERICK GRAY, 4. M. LOTHROP—JOHN TWEEDALE, Vice Presidents, ‘T. A. LAMBERT, Treasurer. ‘Notary Public. J. H. RALSTON, Secretary. ) Bank open during business hours and from 6 to 8 seal] e’clock Saturday evenings. fapetn, | Four per cent interest paid on ordinary deposits and i } Director, | Jarxer dividends on installment deposits. — fe7-tf PARKER, i Taz Nartoxa, Sare Darosiz, SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY ‘Of the District of Columbia. CORNER 15TH 8T. AND NEW YORE AVE Chartered by special act of Congress ‘TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY, #70 LA. AVE., Jan., 1867, and acts of Oct. , 1890, and Feb., 1892 oldent District title insurance company —is thor- Jamu Bitigequtoped has tee te voncesstel operatic for SEs COE oe Sa Seer eleven yoare and ‘bas examined nearly 20,000 | SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. tet a burglar-proof vaults at $5 per OFFICERS AN RECTORS, Securities, Jewelry, ware and valuables of ANOS ASTOR, Eeaitont attaw, | sll dinds in'dwnse' paclace: Wank oF ease takoa ©. @ DUNCANSON, Vice President. ne eene, Commission Merchant | SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT. GEORGE E. FLEMING. a = Deposits received from 1EN CENTS upward, en Of Riggs & Co., Bankers. CHARLES B. BAILEY, Director. a4 Wastungton Gas Light Co. | TRUST DEPAR’ ‘. Ba. paris De? ee auzent rox Dict Tam | peecadth tea ae ele WILLIAM GALT. Director, Me BOBERT O. HOLTZMAN, i Toe GEORGE w. RAREO, Biers. RECO “wae v. noo¥e ‘Counsellors at Law. games 3. pecxen. ‘ CONSULTING COUNSEL, . WALTER D. DAVIDGE, Esquire. FIDELITY BUILDING, Borrowers ———an obtain money from this company in any amounts at low rates of interest upon real ‘estate and other approved collateral security. Interest Paid ——upon deposits. although such deposits remain subject to check at will—without notice. Acheck is a receipt, so open a bank account and pay your bills by check. Axenicax Secunrre Axp Trust Co., C. J. Bex, Preswenr. BANKING HOUSE, 1405 G ST. N.W. STORAGE WAREHOUSE, 1140 15THST.N.W. 1 About Banking and Investments. Parties requiring additional Banking facilities as well as those contemplating a change in existing arrangements will foster their interests Ly opening an account with us Here Deposits are not only subject to Check, but INTEREST is paid on Dutly Balances. ‘To Investors, wehave unusual advantages to offer—we not only deal in Government Bonds, Local Securities, as well a8 ALL stocks listed on New York Stock Exchange, but offer un- equaled facilities for tradingin Grain and Pro- visions on Chicazo Board of Trade. E2~Direct private wires and advances made ~ against available collateral. Lews G. Tewxsscny & Co.. Avams Inox Botiprya, 1335 ¥ sneer. W. B. HIBBS, Manager, D Per INTEREST GUARANTEED. mnl¢ PAYABLE SEMI-ANNUALLY. REAL ESTATE SECURITY. Our 3-year Coupon Certificate offers the best investment now on the market. The condi- tions and agreement -pfain and easily under- stood. Call at the office, LOAN AND INVEST- MENT ASSOCIATION, 908, 914 G st. n.w., Washington, D. C. fo2s-te HARRISON DINGMAN, President. ANB A Srnoxa Assoctatioy. THE WASHINGTON NATIONAL BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF WASHINGTON, D.C., Is organized and ready to transact business, The f¢ lowing are the officers and directors: President, +p, Hon.J. D. TAYLOR. ce Pres Hon. ROBERT P. PORTER. - 2) LM. SAURDERS. derery: =. 7. 7”. 5 Oe BARBERS fanairer Lean Department, Sante Gene Counse!, ~ Hon. T. J. ANDERSON. Hom gas, 7. bois Hon. WILLIAM LAWRENCE. Tilko: «HAND (RG witsos RGE F. HUFF. ‘The central office of this association is being ele- gantly fitted up in the first story of the Ohio National Bank building, cor. 12th and G sta, n.w. Correspon- dence solicited. amb 15-22 lf You Are OUS mld begin by keep to amass a fortune you ing whist money you have moving. )on"t al- low it toremain idie in bank, where it earns Joa nothing. “Parties “who sre" lable to need iheir money on short notice wiil fad our “De sand” certificates of Deposit both convenient and profitable, as they are payable on demand, And At the same time net the bolder 3 per cent, Our ** Time” Certificates of Depostit pay 4 per centin three mouths, 9 per cent in six months and Ger cont in one your. ink open frum 9 a.1m. to 4:30 p.m. Call and see us. Woors Axp Co, Baxzens, 1222 F Sraser N.W. ans Corson & Macanreey, MEMBERS OF THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, 2 Correspondents of se Schley, 80 Broad- Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds change. 10% Ratiroad Stocks and Bonds end all xevurities Hated on the exc ‘of New York, Philadelphia, Boston and Balti ht and sold. nd Baltimore 80! ‘iaity made of investment securities. all be Sees tems American bell Telephone Stock boug’st and sold. de31 W. 8. HOGE, Pres. . C. DANTI Bec. CIATION, 1313 F st., Washington, D. G Shares, $100, payable in inonthiy installments of ‘Te._per month. mati cry 8 pront FET mORtD, maturing in G4 months, a net pi est paid on special deposits |-paid stock pars it ° Narra" SPECIAL NOTICES. SPIRITUALISM AT WONN'S HAL! Gth st. nw. WEDNESDAY, 7:30. Seaeytabls, evidence of spirit icNel!, medium. Private sittings 72 5 Pace Wed SPIRITUALISM. — SPIRIT M.- ae ae GAULE ae ve Bath FRID. Seeing ANDIRON! -FENDERS, rourht-iron Ges" Fixturea, ke. aw. every Fi MANTELS, Wi ‘Grates, whe ¥ j-H. CORNING, Tile Shop, 520 13th st. MEETINGS FO! :E 4S SUNDAY RCHOOL NOOSE” GHURCH OF 7 "ASC! mbletr ae ENSION. Mase ave, end Hi tt (entrance Services as. ows: MO! ‘March _ 13, Bie aos Retna we eS a ab Beats Some and being striend with sont nro.te <— ‘FULL DRESS €21-3m Be” BEAL EsTATE DEALERS. BLAIR'S CONDENSED RECORD OF RENTS is the most convenient and superior work of the kind published. Cali and ‘make @ personal inspection. EASTON & RUPP, Fine Stationers, 421 11TH ST. (Just adore the avenue.) — mb15 CAUTION. —WISHING ALL OF OUR MA- | <a chines te give the hishest degree of ‘satis. four make afsinat alowiur thereto tarainceh oe of our ma = dusted cles. where than at the COMPANY'S OFFICE, where some Dut reatine parts are ‘ised and only the saost resume able charses, ifany. are made. Orders by postal will WHEELEH & WILSON MFG. Co. mhl6-th.s,ta.tf ‘a7 oth =" STOKES AND RESTAURANTS ill find us headquarters for PURE WINES of ailkinds, whichwe are prepared to furnish to the trade at “‘special” prices. SONOMA CAL. WINE CO., 820 Fat. 2, HARRY M. CONRAD, Manager. —q=> BUILD UP YOUR BUSINESS. ‘My patented process work will doit, Great- est invention for business getting. and i “°° BYRON & ADAMS, PRINTER, (Telephone, 930.) (nb: 512 11th st. n.w, Ke Cuavars AT BAIRD'& GALT'S. We have just received a limited supply of FLOWING END FOUR-IN-HANDS (solid black and white), which we are selling at the “‘special” price of S0centseach. Gg They won't last more than a day or two, a0 eome at once, BAIRD & GALT, 921 F STREET, SHIRTMAKERS AND FURNISHERS. mh15 BRICE & LIPSCOMB ANNOUNCE THE removal of their office to theirnew building, G12 74th sf. n.w., between F and G sts, Larze sunny office rooms and fats tor rent. Also attractive invest- nents iu uniuirroved property in the northwest. Telephone 1648, mb13-10t Se ALL PERSONS OWING MONEY | FOR the ‘storaee of goods prior to March 13, ‘are hereby notifie! that unless the amo nt 18 fore March 22, "a3, the woods will be sold at ion rooms of Latimer & Sloan, 1407 wreh 25, "Ih ws. Executor Estate of Geo. W mbl5 TYPEWRITERS FOR | BEGINNERS privilege of pur- MAN & SOS. 23 Teh st. Ww, ‘THE FRANKLIN TYPEWRITER. ‘The GREAT GOLD MEDAL will be awarded the FRANKLIN TYPEWRITER at the World's Fair. B, CHAMBERLAIN, 516 Eleventh st. | mh15,16,17 => VALUAE EAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE. 186 ieet 9 inches on the north side of K st. bet. 5th 1d. Gth sts. n. w. ‘by einding two corners:’ valuab: ieptt of #) feet to aller, in- for business and resi Price reasonable; terme easy; title DAVID D. STONE, a ‘S04 and 806 F st. n. Be UT YOURSELF ON Ov List. ‘We're building up a big busheling busi ‘Many of our customers have ns press Tease their Trousers rezularly each Week. We call for, vress, crease und de- liver ‘Trousers for 5c. pair. Shall we add ‘our name to the lis J. FRED. GATCHEL (ate of Keen's) 408 12TH ST. N.W.. one door above the “Avenue.” W. HEROLD HAS NOW FULLY recovered’ from his iilness, and will be pleased to see bis friends and patrons. "His new stock of spring coods is nore attractive than ever before. ‘24 Oth st. nw. muh 16-3t* centr AND COLOR GUARANTEED. 2 We are sole agents for Sinith and Angel's Fast Black Hose. ‘They guarantee the quality as well as the color. If your heel or toe rufsthrough within a reason- able tim+—a month or so—we will give youanew pair. Isn't that Jair? Men's Fast Black Hose, 25. Boys’ and Girl's Fast Black Stockings, 5 to 10 inches, 21c. fo: size 5; rise one cent per size larger. Finer qualities in both the men’s and children’s for a little more AVE. mh15 Soe 2988 AND CHILD ‘The light weights are here—more nunerous Drop than ever. mh13 0 oF TIME: ‘That's where ws are found. Especially true, this, of printing, particnlarly of fine printing and encrav- ing. Ball programs, menus, invitations, in fact any- thing in the printing line. Brief work st short no- tice, 90c. per page, 50 copies. NORMAN T. ELLIOTT, Manager. Telephone JOHN F. SHEIRY, Printer and Publisher. Imb141___ 623 Dst. nw. Fi W. 8. JACKSON, mhi4-5t* ‘Moved to 1208 31st st. n.w. PADGETT & FORREST, =< Attorneys at law, Have Tewoved their offices to 46% Louisiana sve., Washineton Title Insurance Company building. Siw SE, PATRICK'S DAY, — MONSIGNOI Butoll wit sine sole . ma high mass Chareh, T0eh st'bet Fand Gt new Pe ‘s DAY (St. Patrick's day), at 10 o'clock aa.” Bishop BAVGE, Patricks tp THE FRATERNAL VISITATION IN- ‘gueurated by Columbia Tent will be made to c,, Thompson Tent, No. 31-0. of Rechabiter. ‘6.4 R. Hail, Tthand TL sta n.w.. THIS GEHORSDAY) ai 7p tu, All Rechatiten ty Vile juries Giction ere cordially invited. as answere will be given fo questions relating two the 8. U. aystemof sick and carn ae T. L. SALKELD, 1 Gtand Secretary. (OTICE OF THE ANNUAL MEETING SES cectece a te ME vera od ¥- ‘The annual meeting of the stock soldersof the above named company will be held at noon.on the THIRD DAY (being the frst, Monday) OF APRIL, 1803, at Connor's, (otherwise known, ts Gree: Hotel, in ‘hie THos! Anais, “7 '? 598Cohckt BBS. Recretary. President, mhi6-soxap ee anne OF RENTS. Did it ever occur to youthatan agent's fee for managing property for whole year amounts to but a small sum, when you consider what he saves you. Our special business is collecting rents. ; B. H, WARNER & CO., Rent Specialists, . 916 F st. n.w. BY Bice BERFRY ACKNOWLEDGE THE RE. ceipt of the sum of $200, which was paid {0 mae promply by the National Union Immediate Re- lief Association on account of the death of my hus- band, Isaac B. Dunn. late a member of Washington Council, No. 203, National Union, and of said asso- ciation. Mrs, GEORGIE F. DU! N. ONE MOMENT, PLEASE. Are you suffering from any disease.chronic or otherwise, which medicines fail to relieve? Whatever vour ailments are there isa little | instrument called the **Ele-tropoise” which will cure you as if by magic—without the use of any medicines—in accordance with Nature's. Laws. We expect you to be skeptics at first. §#7 Call and learn what the** Blsetropoise” has done for others—what tt will dofor you. ATLANTIC ELECTROPOISE CO., 1405 NEW YORK AVENUE. BU WILL YOU BUILD THIS SPRING? ‘When you come to the question of giass,con- sult us, Bring your plans and specifications and we will give you our **best price” for exe- cuting the Job. A postal will bring us to you. ‘We've better facilities this Spring than ever before—can do your work lower, better and quicker. CHAS. E. HODGKIN, “Expert,” 913 7th st.n.w. fe6-sm_ [q@== WHEN YOU FEFL LIKE “GUSHING.” ‘There are moments in a man's life when he feels Tike *“cushing," so to speak. A moment wLen he iks of something rood and wants to put it down on Paper, but he finds his pen too slow and his thoughts: often lost before half written. If you Phono- kraph you ean turn ‘cus youare worth and th ‘ou reeard many a bri nd valuable idea. not look the Phosoxraph up? COLUMBIA VHONOGRAPH CO. 627 Fst.-n.6. E_D. EASTON, Pres. K.P. MELIN, Sec. It Be ESTED As WELL as SOLD. We rent Norton's Rachet **Jacks," by the hour, day, week or month, to those who have only a temporary need for one. ‘These ‘‘Jacks" are small and com- pact; can be handled readily by any- one and lift 10 and 15 tons respect- Best “Jacks” made for lift- ing stone, machinery, boilers, kc, BARBER & Ross, Builders’ Hardware, 11TH AND GSTS.N.W. wh16 BLACK CUTAWAY COAT AND VEST, 825. there is. n0 mae maniy™ a Ireasy," not more durable, than the black diagonal cutaway coat and vest. We will make you a Fine Black C: awey Coat and Vest for $20—guaranc color and wea Trouserings for 83, Fow left of t QIBSON & COMPANY, *-Thorvugh Tatiors.™ “Simpson's old stand," 9TH AND GSTS. -W. mhi0-3m <r coe “Theseescn is ont-of-joint. We have opened ‘Novelty” S:raw Saflors for Ladies, Misses and Boys and ought to beselling them twice as fast os we are. Men's Spring **Blocks” in Dunlap's. WILLETT & RUOFF, 905 Pa. ave. mb16 Modiate Parlors, Jackets, Riding Habits and Robes, 1312 F STREET N.W. mhi6_ 'T OF PAPER FOR Se. Just received, another lot of those 230-page “Wonder” Pencil Tablets. Be, enek. ‘Tink of Daring 250 pages ually. paper for ox Ke'wonderful part ef it. JOHN C. PARKER, 619 7TH ST. N.W. is mhi16 NEW SPRING HATS.—ALPINE OR FE. dora and Derby Hats, in all the new and Preity colors and shanee, at modcrate prices. kK. €. LEWIS & SON, 1421 New York ave. arSee our new Neckwear and Hosiery. mhl4-1 WANTED — MY FRIENDS AND THE public to know that I have removed from G23 st. nw. to 1022 North Capitol st. nw. T. Ee mhi4-3t* CABELL. ,CYCLiNG DAYS WILL SOON BE HERE— ‘Have you provided yourself with anew mount? “f not, it would be worth your while to look over our 189% iine of RA~ BLERS, in weights from 23 to 50 pounds, and ten distinct patterns. We have the largest stock aud variety in Washington and oucht tobe able toft any sizeand weight of rider. (Ll Liptical sprockets if you wish them. ) X & JEFFERY MFG. CO., zhi A 1325 14th st_n. w. OFWECE AND STORE OF M. STRICK- LAND. INCORPORATED, ‘Pennsyivanie avenue, Washington, D-C., March 9, 1893. ‘To Whom It May Concern: piigtgaakenoticethae M. Strickland of Washington, . Cn, hae trawn from the corporation, 16-nok now and Ta not ben aii th ‘Sth day of da connected or in any Wa Strickland, incorvorated, then and now doing’ & shoe Sasineer a The afore aces All iis ae ts Sorporation are pays ‘ansylvania avenue ¥.'Grocker, treasurer, and checks aud orders forthe Bem ‘nt of money will be drawn to the order of M. icklacd, ineurporated: and, tncorborBiesident, W. A. KNOWLTON. ‘Treasurer, F. CROCK £1 ‘mh10-6t en ™ Notern-price Tetior. Tt ie really surprising how oodness contained in awe makeat QO eS "These: 2 conststot ecatawat coat eed relat cor a - coat, made of fashionable biack material, & pair of trotsers to be made of some nest san. ine ‘sult of ‘this character, musi be sof ‘conscio\ dressed, that is if Ww. C. Mertz, : = ig wives Sima a Ee decals = A PLEASANT SPRING TONIC. At this time of the year when winter is merging into spring every one needs some ood, bracing tonic. Gur oid Stock Bort” will brace youup in 4 pleas- ‘and will make sou feel brishver’ aud ‘ipvoller: er and. Ijvoller. Guart. 82.80 per eaon OC POF TO-KALON WINE COMPANY. _ Gl4 lath st. nw. Telephone 908, mhi6 THE LATEST “‘FAD" FOR LADIES. Fashionable La will all eaepnais Fae i ee st Feceived 500 Different Patterns in Fano) Vesti ws. and they are already id ‘ KEEN, “‘Ladies’ Tatlor,” 1312 F ST. §. W. mb16-6t HARRIS HALL, 7TH AND DN. W.: =. slorantly, furnished lodge rooms for rent ne. eimoath OF single inguire Hanis Go, _miéim. “HOW USE DOTH BREED A HABIT IN Man.” Oe Sth ce te eran? and you acquire the babit of easy and rapid dictation toit. “Once formed the habit 80 fixe! you will be loath to give it up. It {sto our mutual interest that vou give it a trial tree. mhi6 G19 14th st. LAST CHANCE AT THE FURS. than pack them n Rather than pect TAY We shall Capes at PROF. CORNING HAS Dancin Academy to posite Wiltart's ov a | seer er sad THE SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER = requires LESS. to ‘ms ‘hot ‘you are hot annoyed movement, for SUBURBS round Washisston—are uprapidiy. An invest- yield tmashort time, You may buy «. me 05 monthly payments. Youwoatwant . on say such terms. tocell ‘4% % CORP, Incestments, 708 STH ST. H.W. mhlS Washington News and Gossip, Index to Advertisements. BOARDING... BUSINESS CHANCES. seSanerede DENTISTRY EDUCATIONAL. EXCURSIONS, fc. FINANCIAL. 23 FOR@ENT (Houses)... FOR RENT (Flats) FOR RENT (Ofices) FOR RENT (Stable)... FOR SALE (Horses and Vehicies). BOR SALE (Houses) . HTT Sauwvuceoe LOCAL MENTION MANICURE MARRIAGES. ‘MEDICAL MISCELLA! s MONEY WANTED AN NEW PUBLICATIONS. OTARIES PUBLIC.. OCEAN TRAVEL ... OFFICIAL NOTICES... POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. PIANOS AND ORG. PERSONAL....... PROFESSIONAL PROPOSALS. RAILROADS tL on uF LER weRIRDI ENR EH WANTED Gots) 2 WANTED (Miscellaneous)... Page 2 WINTER RESORTS TNpage 8 A POINTER. No better indication of the tre- mendous ‘ growth of commercial Washington can be found than the overflowing advertising columns of Tux Stan. Every live business house of Washington is found rep- resented therein, and all are there simply because advertising in Taz Star pays them, ——___ Goverxwent Recerers Topay.—Internal Tevenue, $449,966; customs, $157,853. ecdeeme maditot Cuaxor at tue Wurre Hovse.—Mr. Brick- ner, one of the veteran watchmen at the White House, has been transferred to another depart- ment and Mr. Nolan, Mrs. Cleveland's former coachman, has been appointed to his place. aii = Location oF THE AsraTic S@vADRox.—Ad- miral Harmony reports the following locations of ships of the Asiatic squadron under date of January 1: Alert Swatow, Monocecy at Shan ‘i, Marion at Sagon, Petrel at Nagasaki and the Lancaster ate Kong. a Gee ‘Tue Erma Auuex Post.—It has been de- cided to name the new milstary post to be established near Essex Junction, Vt, Fort Ethan Alien, in honor of the revolutionary patriot who at one time owned the land where the post is to be situated. Covxtenrerrens Annestep.—The chief of the secret service division is gdvised by wire from Agent N. R. Harris of fe arrest in San Francisco, Cal., on March 15 of William and Frank Rogers for manufacturing counterfeit coin. Five pair of molds and a large quantity of quarter dollars and nickels were captured. - No Spectat Favors 1x tHe Laxp Orrice.— Secretary Hoke Smith has directed that all orders heretofore issued by the commissioner of the general land office making cases special be revoked. Hereafter cases before the gen- eral land office will be taken up and disposed of in their regular order. y eae Laxp Orrice Arronneys.—The members of the Land Attorneys’ Association of this city and @ number of other attorneys practicing in public land matters before the Interior De- partmen; called in a body on Secretary Hoke Smith yesterday to pay their respects. - Revorvtionists SURRENDERED.—Gen. Scho- field received a telegram from Gen. Wheaton, commanding the department of Texas, saying that six more of the so-called Garza revoln- Jutionists surrendered to United States troops: at Fort Ringgold yesterday and were turned over to the civil authorities. eine Taz Parsiext to Receive tHe Dirto- ats.—Chief Clerk Chilton has notified the members of the diplomatic corps that the Presi- dent will be pleased to meet them at the White Honse at 3:30 o'clock Saturday afternoon. ‘Today was ‘‘diplomaiic day” at the State De- partment, and Secretary Gresham was engaged the principal part of the day in conferences with different members of the corps. RST ciatance McApoo Porcran at tae Derantaext.— Officers on duty at the Navy Department are much pleased with the selection of Mr. McAdoo as assistant secretary of the navy. His con- gressional career and his service on the naval committee, they say, show him to be a good friend of ‘the navy.’ He as well as Secretary Herbert is known to be in favor of increasing the navy, and their extensive acquaintance with members of Congress, it is thought, will ad- vance naval matters, especially appropriations. SLEMESE we, ty Persoxat.—Chas, A. Shriver of Mt. Holly, N.X., C. F, Runner of New Jersey and Jas. F. Godwin of Norfolk, Va, are at Willard’s— John A. Myer of West Virginia, Lewis 0. Cook of New York and Wm. McAleer of Philadelphia areat the Rendall.——Jas. F. Burke of Penn- sylvania, W, A Crocker of New York and W. RB. Elliot of Boston are at the Ebbitt——John L. Duncan of Indianapolis, Sam Shackleford of Kentucky and A. jodeon Welle of Buffalo aro at the Biggs Wm. Hull- of Mead- —B. W. Underwood of man of New York and A. M. Pa, are at the Vaughan of Mississij Middletoy ville, PERILS OF FIREMEN Four Lose Their Lives While Fight ing the Flames, {COLLISION ON THE ERIE RAILWAY Opponents of the German Chan cellor Make Concessions. A L L H 0 P E Gq 0 N E ; GENERAL scoasaenal RESTING Howard Schneider Will Probably Be | 7» Were Hanged Tomorrow. FIREMEN BURIED UNDER WALLS, Fighting the Flames tn Ton Mail, Paterson, New Yorx, March 16.- patch from Paterson, Evening World says specal dig i., to te Turn Hall, « buildin, A THE PRESIDENT REFUSED | covering half a block on Ellison and Crag To Interfere With the Operation of the Today—The Prisoner in Jail—An Affecting Scene With His Mother—His Talk With Missionary Roberts. The President today refused to interfere in the Schneider case even to the extent of grant- ing a brief respite. | Tho ministers who bave interested them- selves in the case of Howard Schneider did not let up today in their efforts to secure at least a brief reprieve for the condemned man. Late vesterday afternoon Rev. Dr. Parson and Rev. Dr. Domer called upon Mr. Cleveland and urged that Schneider be given more time in which to prepare for his end. The President said that if Dr. Parson would pledge his honor that Schneider had not had suffic time he would consider the advisabi ing him a few days more. This Dr. Parson did not feel aliogether willing to do. It was believed, however, that the President had held out some slight thread of hope and the preacher went over to Baltimore last night. DR. PARSON AND DR. DORMER. It was not long after 9 o'clock this morning when Dr. Parson and Dr. Domer of the They were shown into the President's room almost immediately and remained in the neigh- borhood of aquarter of an hour. What the result of their appeal was could not be learned at the White House, but it cértainly was not in the nature of a favorable answer. . PRIVATE SECRETARY THURBER SECRETIVE. Curiously enough an effort has been made at the White House to prevent anything about the case from leaking out today. After the min- isters’ early call Mr.. Thurber, the President's private secretary, was asked by several news- paper men whether or not Mr. Cleveland had done anything in the Schneider case. To each and every such question the answer was that Mr. Thurber was not at liberty to may anything at all, and be must refer ai to Schneider be able to answer “the questions, but he had been enjoined to silence and his lips were sealed. He refused to say anything at ail and repeated questionings could elicit nothing further from him. Later in the afternoon, however, it was learned that the President bad told the two mumisters this morning that he must decline to interfere in any way. He told Dr. Parson that if there was anything new and of importance he would give him an audience at any time. Dr. Parson then went at once to the jail with Dr. Godding and Dr. Rosse. DR. PARSON AGAIN INTERCEDES. He returned to the White House at 1:45 o'clock, but at that time the President was at lunch and could not see him jast then. Dr. Parson was more than ever satisfied after the medical examination by the physicians that Schneider was a mental wreck. He told a Stan reporter at the White House that while President Cleveland had heid outnohope atailof executive clemency yet he thought there was still a chance. At the afternoon conference with the President Dr. Parson handed him a carefully prepared paper that set forth at some length the reasons wy a respite should be granted. WHY ME 18 SO URGENT. Dr. Parson told the reporter that he would not turn a hand to obtain a commutation of Schneider's sentence or to secure him a single hour's reprieve were he not satisfied that the man was insane, for the nature of Schneider's crime was such as to merit punishment of a capi tal nature if the man wasresponsible for his act, He urged upon the President in the second interview the desirability of granting a reason- able reprieve in order that Schneider might ve confined in the hospital for the insane, where it could soon be determined whether or not he was malingering. In case he was decided rane the sentence which had been suspended for the time could be carried into effect. It was very evident, however, that even Dr. Parson, who has been ‘so indefatigable in his efforts in behalf of the condemned man had practically no hope that his labors would be Successful. SECRETARY GRESHAM'S INTEREST. The fact developed late this afternoon that Secretary Gresham's call upon Mr. Cleveland this morning was in connection with the Schneider case. Mr. A. W. lawyer from Indiangpolis, @ friend ‘of Mr. Gresham's and a relative ‘of the Schneider family, cailed upon the Secretary of State thi morning to learn the exact status of the ap- peal for clemeney. ‘This Mr. Gresham could not give without secing the Presi- dent and his call at the White House was for the | purpose of rtaining, not of interfermg. It is possible that Mr. Wiltshire may have an inte=view with the President late this afternoon or evening. MRS. PRATT TELLS OF HER INTERVIEW. Notwithstanding the assertion credited to Warden Burke that Howard Schneider showed no feeling when one of the members of the Union Mission prayed with him at the jail yes- terday the opinion of Lizzie C. Pratt, who was at the head of the Beth@sda Park branch of the Union Mission, differs with him. Mrs. Pratt is the lady who yesterday persuaded Schneider to allow her to pray with him. ‘Mrs. Pratt eaid to a Stax reporter today that she had made many attempts to secure Schnei. der's attention, but he had always repulsed her. Yesterday, however, she renewed her efforts and wrote him which read as follows: “Will Mr. Schneider allow me to see him for but five minutes? {Signed} From a Mother. She wen: further along the corridor and was about to leave the jail when wy weg Warden Smith recalled her and requested her to make ! i i Ff | i F iH if HE aa othe i. Hel f F | \ Lutheran Church appeared at the White House. | Wiltshire, a | streets, was totally destroyed by a fire tha broke out at 4:30 o'clock this morning. Four persons were injured during ite pro Law—Two Appeals Made to Mr. Cleveland | £T¢#8 and it is believed that some of them wil die. The loss is roughly estimated at $75,000 |The men who were injired are firemen They were in the building when the wails cob Inpsed and it was with the greatest difficulty that they were abstracted from the debris. Tb fire was under control at 9 0 clock. | THE ERIE, lision at Lackawaxen Fark | This Morning. |. Pout Jenvis, N.¥., March 16.—The east jbound Erie passenger train, No. 12, wax 2, was ray Jinto by No. 20, another passenger train, a Lackawaxen, twenty-three miles west Por: Jervis, at 5 o'clock this morning The rear Pullman was demoh ished and ten passe the occupant f the coach, were injured, some of them ne | riously. No. as waiting at the station fore | locomotive to repla Which was disabled, | The other cars we injured and no pas: sengers in them were burt They were shaken up badly by the shock, | Surgeons and physicians were went to the aceng | of the wreck on a special train from Port J | and the injured passengers were brov and placed in the Hunt Hospita,, w injuries are bei ended to. The names of those injured have not yet beer learned. ” re thei => DISCUSSING THE ARMY BILL. Concessions Offered to Caprivi, but They Are Not Enough. Beaux, March 16.—The committee of the | reichstag on the army bill debated the second reading of the bill today. Herr Beningsen in bebalf of the national liberals, proposed that the effective force of the army am time of peace should be fixed | at 462,000 infantry to serve two years | with the colors and five in the reserve, | the cavairy to consist of 465 squadrons, the | field artillery to consist of thirty-one battalions | the pioneer’ battalions to number tweuts | the Cadre or skeleton battalions of infantry to | be formed to the number of 125 only for a pe- | tiod, for which aterm of two years’ service should be fixed, Chancellor von Caprivi admitted that the Proposal implied a recognition of the general Principles of the bill, but would not suftice far the needs of the are. rding the means of meeting the outlay the government, the ebancellor was pre- pared to entertain fresh pr . but could not accept Herr Liebers am: Herr Richter added the peace footing at 486 1893, to March 31, 1895, tially continue the present peace footing for jonger period.as under the law of July 15,1890, tocontinue in force to March, 31, 1894, the peace strength of the army is 456, sides officers, surgeons, paymasters, &c. ‘The debate was adjourned. _— GEN. HARRISON'S GUNNING. This would substan j It is Too Earty for Ducks and the Hunters Are Kept Indoors. Havana, IL, March 16.—Ex-President Harri *on and party are now located one mile north of Liverpool, eighteen miles north of here. | Upon arrival they went on board the hunting | boat Marion. They will bunt at Picketts | Landing and Thompson Lake Slough for a few days and then expect to go to Spring Lake. is too early for ducks and the zero weather bas caused the party to remain in doors. Gen. Har+ rison declares himself benetited by this trip, oeipcieiee. DRIVEN FKOM THE TOWN. A White Family Ostracised in South Care for Teaching Negro Children. Maniox, 8. C., March 16.—B. W. L. Crowe and his family have been driven from the town of Nebo by anonymous threats, destruction of their property and fear of assassination Crowe isa white man and his daughter taught & school for negro children. On Saturday night the school was overturned and destroyed. Mr. Crowe has received anonymous letters threatening bim with death unless he left the town before April 1. He departed yesterday. | The better class of cititzens are indignant over the outrage and are muking efforts to discover the guilty parties. an Ee WAKE ON A COAL TRUST. Books Were Seized Illegally by a Committee ofthe Minnesota Legisiature. Sr. Paci, March 16.—The attorney general has notified the joint committee of the legisia- ture that it has no right to seize the books of the coal companies, as was done on Tuesday last, and advises that they be returned. Despite this decision the committee has de- cided to retain the books and ask the passag? of a joint resolution authorizing them to do so. It is the invention to have the question of the coal trust brought before the Ramsey and Hen- nepin Company grand jury incase an investi- gation of the books show that a coal combine and trust exists. icconaiieeie MRE. BLOUNT SPEXDING WESTWAKD. ‘Chicago Reporters Endeavor in Vain to Make Him Talk. Cmcaoo, March 16.—Facts in the Hawaiian annexation muddle are what President Cleve- land and Secretary Gresham are after, and ex-Congressman James Hi. Blount of Georgia is going to the islands to ascertain the correct history of the whole mat- ter. Mr. Blount arrived at the Palmer House at midnight and today will hurry on to Sau Francisco to take the boat for Honolulu. He is accompanied by Mrs. Blount and a private secretary and stenographer, Ellis Mills of the State Department. Both the envoy and his secretary were as mum as oysters last night. Upon arrival here the envoy went im to his room. while the secretary arranged for the trausfur of bag- gage and an early start west today. Worse Than Western Cowboys. AuuaNce, Oto, March 16.—Two car lends of Philadelphia tougbs who were sent to Chi- Hire! z H i fil g i Fy ? 3 f Hs Fe ef i uf by it f i i ! f a ' “| i i! 3 F 3 5 | i He Hl i! & | j I i Crernt