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82 faNuO FU ..r.
THE EVENLi NG TAkl
ersIosawS AIL , EXCKW laceA1e
AT THE STAX BUILDINGS.
1101 Puseyleamis Avema carmer 11th k. by
lhe Eveing Star Newspaper omupuay,
L H. EAUFFMANN. Pce'L
1ew Yak 01m. 88 E str db.
'3e3 Evelmes Iasa is -wri to aberibrstna lhe
Ily by caruers. , thbqr own arsumit. at 10 - emta par
4ek. or 44. per moneth. .,a at lhe qcomte. 2
tad..ae rwwtme wrequict per mouth.
JaTrma QcaDuarce Saar stamf 1.9par yaur;
bh foreim w-etaee add-t. SM 00.
(EAMe.t at the Pbut 00" at Washitem. D.C.. as
nrmew-rlm ma matte.)
Big All mail ambertpiom mest be poid hI vmm.
Salmsef vae !t made knowa em asgag kaN .
FINANCIAL.
NATIONAL.
1OAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
or WASHINGTON.
. . OI 157ST5W. AND NEW YORK ATE.
emARTENRE BT SPCIAL ACT OF CONEEMX
JANVART '". 1M7.
Im.p u. samdr act Camorse, October 3. 3O
Trumme the beiad t a
TEEUST COMPANY
j all n Vartenbr handies
Also the -----a t
GAYINGS DANZ
Ad of a
sA5* 3PS1T COMPANY.
Capitals
0=3 m1LLIO OF DO.TARU.
Acts aaswiem . m-adnmi; ster. media et h a
baosf mmm, casmmittu ot the aowig la is.
rWe, -g aVd ,nhsaow trams Ofa aM d SrY
Villa prepared by a emptemt ettemu mi hpt
Vttheet chas., whim th. compy is amm& esUer
or Nrmaa
ceiem smeary d in isrUU of TEN CEmT"
mt epward and allow* iateet thereen.
Moay desmAted beforeThe &0.l day nde0 the *rst.
Wenad amd thud doa ofe msath wlaw INTO sida
m the Am day.
LeAns memey Wpen red nald. au eollateral zearty.
malls, Sare-clas real etat a" d a" h assartimA ti
noset30 ad aped.
Nfertva SILVED WARE ama ubl ind. at VALU
Sul Fe apes depao empaeama soma alm ae
rmmeddroymoa and mwr .
ThI tempmy'geqaipsanl for thie SATE DEPOSIT
PUSIS1M boag the outgrowth of a qater of a C0
tar'empodmass. is met ismed " thi District.
Sb.~a samted fer 65-441-h7t10-31.5-5
in-4W-6100--aad *5-emch par
OMaS. mbms To Sim and localism.
Oaee beses-Dady from 9 aM. to 4 p. in. aMd maWt
lhormste ordered, in asiditMi to the rsfulma odks
boal "11o&o'elch P.m.. as follows:
Us =15th day of each amoth.
On the Ila. ie se day of each xr outh.
on the am. nmed ad thud days ofet& hmoth
Mb-. the 11 fakea Sunday The 4th da wil be
Nanm t:
DENJAMIN P. 1STDER.
te Presdents.
eMAR.zLE C. LoVEE. FrLM.
SAMb X. JON~STOS, Hecomd.
THOMAS I. Joss. Thand.
I. INANVa 0IGG.
ALDErMT IL 'TATEVANT.
Dwetrm
9m10m 1. Sardir. ZemasC. Robsima,
Aben I Sturtevamn. Amdrew Wylie.
Comatgv H. Pat. Matthew 0. Lkmery.
j~'liChalas A. Jaien
Charl" C. Glover.
Bees %rry.John 0. Parke.
rV ,b John F. Rudastr.
Wghman x d a Tbmae I. Jonsm. 91
FDEL.TY
SCELDIN AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
OF WA$HINGTOII . C.
subscribed Capital 61.000.0eA
6 tr Cent paid e Deaular Depsats. a" 10 34r
Cam pM as Deos lM with lho A--ation S 5
we
ToN 4m henow e3.m40 mm em 10 011 i Eeal sAW.R -
by and ay It bank at thPassg 413 per mouth.
No tuinu ow oblisae- to owr Membsu and em
aoy woes that we eda all we asse ts. Cal ad
be reonviae.
Oithe. Amseaaa me rye . tadopt ow plan.
Why' mobam*W w hnow we ae duims ba m a
ser clasme am other tiformathss apply at e.6m.
10l and 91'5 F me. a V.
Dost be CUlaaba Natmal Ransl.
Amoea m sm............ 5A6
OFFICLES.
gAaRION DINGMAN... .............Pedemt
ASI EW WAL r... st Vice Prie sdet a*S Mmma.,
GIUSE W. LEACH.................21 Vice Presidenl
AIOZZ2o TWEEDALE.---............... setary
S)I4E GIIU................Tras
J-0. EL 9MITE........................... Atterm
ADWARDI. YORE.....Massagert Lam IDbpartmit
A IJMITED mDEm Or sua"R OF TEE
CAPITAL STOCK Or
ngg CeIRUnA-GEA CURBING AND PATIUB
COMPANY
I a.s 9r sle a as per vales. 019 Pr SEAE,
At The aktw Demo er
woo" & .. nu F. n.W.
3. P. WRJEBT. Premieau.
1051 C. P0OR. Vice Preml.
U. . WIOODS. Truammer.
K. 1. MNL~AEEI. GamislMa-.
2.. . WRUET. Diesiaa et Winn,.
J-B C POOR. Tineasmse WahteseeiIM Cm.
U. T. WOODS. Weedis AC..1am =
3.1J. MULAVUEL.1M Casastr. 110st a.mw.
3. 3.. VAINWXZGUT. Caatracer. W late
BEOIMYSTAR OF CAPITAL STOCE.
333 aISteAN&1 SacrmT ANDI T30W?
COMrANT.
Wibhajmeus of the yemenpn is a weB-hnswmand
h--- -- m--a em.. Its eparatoms hae bee corn
Gesled 1r my year in this city and mnasty all laree
las hi lhe Umites tilessa. It bhimss and pshltabis
5-*--* em haal. ad ew epaarn ae almoit
daily geiamted. It is the atntiss et ths-n== hi
adhisMabumer lime of hnaim-- that af
AEALT STEEET PAVING.
Wersemetta wbh it willhive a mwandessale
oa ot seelS and anachinery. and wil be fully gi.
basal ts mnmrat the lasgges nacts an this wiry perf
Perchemsmet abeSe, ina ta eomwvay wilt base em
baMan imatally --*-bb-ed 6ea--=--- the msemter
gestiam of whtch will be cemndced i this lay ade
ander their een empereiuLes
heeartime ermrthe cwom i e a ahM ha
Smrisntly ham laseembhiet it hi p to shambhda
very liberal ~idendes and add a hms surplus to its
Sm c euplaL These is me hiwaimeat at Wrst ofeed
Vkltchpreamise. aegreat am hamai= hi theecar
batmsy of early returas In diam ade auuipesbee
advamce bi te prire of Mseeh. 9.1-t
iAha, AMA! I)01.10 A.S TZuEAT .Q~LI
Lb -iw edh-a~ ~ e...r tam may:c" m
- ht may lwi ea bhia
**RADLES L. OURLET.
12Mg I at. m..
C. T. BIAEMME.,
WEmne Waahaastoe aSlch REhM
ea. Est. and Stickh Sebar,
Remm hand I3. Alamtae &aImg.
amaeses mshwest.
2WYESTMNTSECUE3IRE
EMseet Dew Tast aSg
Tetegbe.ms- e7-am
Membwe Wambiem Slabk
3.EWU e. TEVESDEar a ca,
DAaEEa AND manSEma
P ST.. WamISSwTON. 3. C.
e~m e a em MM l&ab man.
uiuateahe New Ttand j1
lmmas aledendesessen
~ ~maibnbrma
w aima.msei ewesasE
F[NANCIAL
PCE
AuwAz
TECam .
Am
TaUS CO.
1wG 0 ST. AW.
CAPITAL *1.250O0.
Pa"y Interest.
Act &e esecutor.
Atsa amaaiac
Acts -tratee.
Acta guardia.
Acta a recetier.
Acts an trea.rr.
Atan amga...
Aets - amasenee.
Acts me annetai asset%
Furnmishes invesen-ma
loan. mainey.
Cellecte tceme...
Neats saf. deposit boaes,
AEords sorage accommea"tk,
Draws wills free of charge.
Rni wi free of cherue,
A. T. rttenm....... .Presidnt.
C J. Bell. ........... rst Viee losident.
Henry F. Bount..Second Vice PreAlont.
Percy B. Metaer............. Treasurer.
It GOM E. Emmons... .. ecretary.
NOW IS TBE -I1E TO SUBSCRIBE.
New Iat. (Seveuth) opens FlwUary3. 1
EASTERN BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.
Dam I monuth pmr share.
SNM advanced on each shame.
PROFIT 23 PER CENT PER ANNUM SINCE
ORGANIZATION.
Subecription received awd all informaNaio rnishud.
J. W. WHELPLET. Prekent ......8 EatCapitolat
E*EO. R. REPETTI. Vice President...=%. ae, 1.e
MENIY K. BlMboN. 5scetary ...OPa. eve. s,
JO1. E. HLERELL. Treamurer ....9 Pa. ave, e.e
OEO. W. McEE .........................3 12th t. s..
ALEX. MCEENZIEL .......................1dth st. w.e
C. C. HEA ".............................. 101 4th at. n.e
JAS E . E T C . . . ... . 63 P si IL*
W . B. UUkLLY. FkDhLICKC. STEVENS
Memaber% of the Washington Stock Eachansa.
GORLEY A Ma YEN
Real .E.ta. Insurance and Stork ahLe. 1385Ft.
Real estate bonWLut, sold and rented. Local ectu
ties bught and muld. -Noney lemed o listed ascurl
tiee and real asal Srecial attention te Srat-clasin.
Vesmets. Npg
ma, J. ael, Jan. E. Plith. Ge . ows
BILL & CO.. BANKE2s.
A40 a STRT.
DEP06ITS EECHANGE. DISCOUNTS.
A peacMi mase el lavea-m; swearitles.
Eg aesachaae issued o a pmi .
jama elnd alarne' bobSh and odL
W ODS a CO..
AN KERES,
I= Ft. S.w.
Aeemmals aer hmide. bas. rporattows ai espl
asts solteted. Our facilities am the best.
IeawS maie an eal eane and othr availablenci
learal.
Enhamm. beth tesei sml memai-". dhawa at ev
-.ma.m.
Ieltame afredit availabeallgarteat the wumlIfa.
- y ave any e Oemsr Is anuw yew bk w
canamassean.
WOODs & CO.*
BANER8. *26&
Tax UNITED STATES
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.
13131 T WAbHINGTON. D.
mabies you to STOPayuRET ' I ' la
to the PURCRAME of a BMOV
a dot m any aount.
ree cent lated
dote they ane mass W. Os rea
jat3ha T. C. DANI aeerery.
INSURANCE.
f UTUAL PROTECTION FIRE INSURANCE CO.
OF THE D. C.-WILIlAM BALLANTYNE.
PresideaL JAMES I. FITCH. Secretary. Issaes
policie at umsall low raes and sace insuter share
na the prtota. For ltalrmanaos apply to the ote
cc t& ampany. 1406 t. S.w. jb.2-ly
1WIt of eleaded by wbodw that W we the
laeges 255CAUl VA etse if AuAwsre.
O T ENeOA TS.
AY OF YOU KAVE NOT YET
PURCRABED A WINTER OVKA
COA. DO NOT THINK THAT
YOU WILL AVE NO USE FOR
ONE. FON MOST OF oUa WIN
TER IS TET TO COML YOU
WILL FIND BEA A LARGE AS
90STMENT OF THE PROPZr
STYLES OF OVERCOATS AT
ROrZA PRICE&. .EE THM.
ROINOzn. PAzKER & Co..
AMERICAN CLOTHIERS.
1200.1202&1204FST.N.W.
RR OLAn --A WONDERFUL SYMPUONT
rOA a a pley ay emitho.n without
the kewleuige ofamsoc
New style" j sweived.
bANiDERS A STATMAN.
T1E SIEMENSLNNEN LAM.
Especially deerned for all attuatipas where Innemesad
iluintien Ia deeired. Mes than a 0.U0 et these
lasay. are mnw an na6.
Teetn.nela=. referenacee or may deJired infermaton
etB1 be ceerfully gsteen on appas'ice te
TRE GAS APPLIANCE EEANGE.
I 42 New Yoch ave. a.w.
TAMAS 'AatveTERPRI
'aery asseeable totaketer
cONSTIPATION.
IN13133 Iaelpeie~j e
A~ IL TO ATTEND OUR 5505 MAIL.
?AF ENTERPRISE,
2n2004 lllh1th t. m.a.
..-bi.,,.....-..
W00TWEAR pea mha m deags
121 Ps... AT..b aMe
SPECIAL NOTICES.
SAlO1'NAL..T CLUB N-. 1. '"I Y 14T.
3. w.-W. l. Towantvd will speak TUES
A VENG, February .. on *Sis of Pree
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockboldom of the Washington Gas Light
Company will be held at the ofee of the company.
No. 413 10th at. t w on MONDAY. February 1.
1, for the election al directors to serve during the
temow ear The polls will be open troum I- o'clock
EL tolIo'clockV. m.
Jal4-15t ('HA%. B BAILEY. Secretary.
NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
SMARES V-50 EACH PER MONTH.
O.W IN FULL ADVANCED ON EACH SEAwM.
The Carroll Co-operative Building Association of the
District of Colunmbia will bold its second reirulir
monthly mieeting for the payment of dues and making
advances on MONDAY. kebruary 1. 18M9. at 7 o'clock
p. in. at hall 0-l F st. n. w.
flubecri ieo for sbates will be received by the fol
lowingr ofers and members of the asoilation:
Edw. J. Hannan Prm's ...........7 1 th st. n.W
J. H. Buscher. V. 5rres..it en. &:0N. Lberty Market
Dennis Connell............... ......... 1st and If sts. n. w
John BI. Murray.... bureau of kngravin: and Printing
Rob["t McDonald....................... -! K wt. I. w
Dennie W. McGrath.....tN 10th at. and 451 1st. n. w
bur it. Tracy.............................. 2_5 F st. n. w
John Nhurhire..........................1103 7thst. n.w
D. A. Driscoll................... Florida ave. n.y
Henry W. Sobon,Attorney.Fendall b'd'r.:44 D st.n.w
Alfred R. Wllson. Trustee..... .........ttI'5 F st. n. w
Henry C. Huntrman. Trustee. Roon223. U. S. Pat. Of
A. J.Clark ..........................7 er .th at. a. w
Meye Loeb............................t912 Fat. n. w
..Coyle................... 715 WSbat.u. w
DANIEL DONOV AN.
Secretary.
ja29-ft 1011 st. n.W.
''LA GRIPPE CURE."
MEDICINAL WHISKY.
1tely guaranteed to cars LaGrippe in oneweek.
From75c. to gper quart.
pItS. ALICE K. SELIGSON,
. ja20-3t 100- 1202 Pa. ave. U.w.
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S SHOES;
large stock; lowest rivces; full lius of Rath
sway. Soule and Harrinton's Men's Shoes. M.
STRICILAND, 302 Pa. ave. ja2U-3m
lw - THE BEST SHOES MADE FOR MEN'S
wear. strilsh. durable and comfortable. are
UA'A AWAY.300LE AND HARRINGTON'S.d31-3m
HATHAWAY. SOULE AND HARRINO
ton's Mean's Shoes can be found at
HAVENNER & DAVIS'.
jW23-3m 19214 and 930 F at.
DUEEHARTS CELEBRATED BURTON
Ale. India Pale Ale. Brown Stout equal to
i tled can be found at 6. 0. CORN WkLL &
50 "'. Sole Arents. j7.Im
BE SHEIRYFOR ENGRAVING. 63 D ST
SPECIAL RATES TO CASH CUSTOMERS.
satiefaction natAnteed or money cheerfully
returned. AMERICA. ICE AND COAL COMPANY.
Main omce: S. W.cor.10th and F n. w. Telephone, 48.
Call red wagons for ace and coal orders. Branch ofilce:
tim Pa. ae. n.w. E. M..WILLIS. Manager. Jal
BANJO PLAYERS WILL FIND A COM
W. late stock of strings anl trimmings at
HUGO WORC &CO.'S MUSIC STORE. V2h 71b st.
Rogers' banjo heads. Banjos repaired. ja14-3m
IT HAD COME!!!
Winter. I mean. and I am prepared to keep you
wariar with my Family Coal. which I deliver promptly.
Never disupovrt a saitan in cold weather
Is good logic for a coal dealer. Those who have not
the stock cannot avoidit. Therefore buy of
J. MAURY DOVE.
Coal Merchant.
Ofces %ot anid I a. w.. 1206 n. w. and 12G M
at. A. w. d21-lm
BOOK, LEGAL AND JOB PRINTING.
H. L. McQUEEN.
PRINTER AND PUBLISHER.
Telsephe1aa . tia1i9 Ilub-11145Est. nw.
TO-KALON.
5Rfh grade California Wines and
Brandies.
Purity and quality guaranted.
Gseeal Agents for Ton"c Waa.
614 14thst.
in16-Im
RESSUITS
Ja12-1m 414 9TH %. N.W.
SEE SHEIRY FOR PRINTING. 611 D ST.
l R EASTON & RUPP. BTATIONER,
41 11TH ST. N. W.
Bmak ooks. Copying Presns. Stands.
hc.. latter 1fes. Docaument and Cash
Dozes. Oflee Fixtures. Wedding and
Tihin Cmabd Engraved and Printed. 081
jrE??ER NOW
Thanl
lAST YEAR.
IETTER YET
BEET TEAIL
The
XXEMNTON
STANDARD TYPEWRITER
Reeps temtantly Improving Din practical qual
tiesm heure itscuseantly incremaing popularity
in the na et of the world.
WTCEOFF. AamAXS & BENEDICT.
ja1-tr STH AND F ST. .W.
- WANHINOTON DIRtECTORY; FO1
Nurses, 1446J N at. Reorganized by the
authority of the Medical Society of the Dibtrict of Co.
lumbna. (Cut this et and keep it for reermos!)
Ja21ilai
"MERTZ'S" TAILORING LORE.
We am so keep or clientele posteden
the newest 1d I. tailering. Just now
our t ne larwely takes up in making We
pespautio for the spring. Early you a"s.
may think-bat then we have to take
time b the 1es011k.
W. C. mnz's
faisrue SAepi,
ja &14 1thast. a.y.
SDR. JOHN A. DALY. DENTIST. HAS RE
moved his once to the Marts building. co.
11th anY ts. Telepbone No.9010. a12-.Ln*
G~1EDNET b ROBERTS CO.
.DESIGNING. ENGRAVING AND
131NTI30 POR SOCIAL. AND
est 10u iT.. EAR GAS O111CR. MIs
~MILLIOIS HAVE REEN SPENT MY OUR
whartntriesa tag Caement's line Hames
-~le Baecm when thyware not Caeserd's at
a.l. We e striad...oer.lpl to..veream....adi..
caity and hw ell dp a blue oval tin ag, with
wn memspeiatd os Bin white which is aisa to all
wa seea whether coveru& ur uneored. Dun't
he daeeved. 1n ns hawn only god with thIts
tag...-cedithem. istr
SNOT ICE. SNOW AND DIRT BUT
dr lel e. ums ce. . whe
BADI JONO. Only the beet artinie and tane
prace to body. Complete facilatise, bottom
STS EASUR DEPRTMIT. E OF
heConallroiler et theasig
...sres.mt.ae.. he un.. ,ed hasa be. .aa
wise- e heir t e sielei and theg t
.o ett.d t .meaet .. - ,....m s ohe
Wneai .--I.r l~a New..
titas t am o
~ ~ v t~ annd Mee R. ej .
in woh.m",i|"....O""'" p".
E ."She ga.. n thenDe. n at
A.. A.. On
em. -s.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
HAVING SEVERED MY CONNECTION
wat h . Benaimrer in the hors. businees am
pr Psed to turnish all kinds of stock in the iarof
61-011.116w. Horses gaateed as
B zl- ai' 1A9I 50. DMI
5Z3IT IssEa
TO BUY A LOT IN WEST END PARK ON
MONTHLY PAYMENT8 OF 65 THAT WHEN YOU
HAVE DONE S0 YOU WILL WONDER WHY YOU
DID NOT DO IT BEFOR.
Get partaulars of COPP.
*Everybody knows 0opp.C
it 706 EIGHTH S. N W.
Is more essential
to a ie. man than a
WATCH that is always
rfltd Not hinig can
please him better than one
of those WATCHES we are
selling on fiasa payments to
govergment clerks and other
reseponsable persons. They
vary 85 eonds In a yer; you may
feet them. The prices ae the Very
eseet possible.
A. L. SALTZSTEIN. $r..
Manau/eturing Jeieler,
fel 06 Seventh at.
POINTS ON PLUXBIN.
We have bee In the Plumbing busines for
yea- We have yet to be called upon to do ovw
any work originally done by aSfea record
to be proud of. OnW more point-4w eAres
we not sesaes.
. . sHEDD & BRO..
4M2 9TH ST. N.W. gl
" TIMES HAVE CHANGED."
Tifte o'as -hen A e iailes0r as ex.
The ensives. That time IS past. Almost
every season I And it possible to either
flames quote a lower price or turn out Suer mar
ments at the old Prices. Just new I am
aes making a run on Trouserings. Would
you believe I turn out more Trousers
heaNged. than half the tailors in town added to.
gether? Why not; with such patterns
and such perfectSitting garments. A
line of $7 Trouserings have dropped to
41.
G. WA RFIE SIMPSO N.
*Espert in Tr-r." Cor. 9th and sits. n.y. fel
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.-TO THE PUB
lic-It is a source of wrraticstion for us to
be able to state that the continued increase of business
in the line of ''our speciauty." East Washington prop
erty, neoessitated the transter of our ofce, to our com
niodio corner bunilding. 400 PA. AVE. S. E.. where
we can be found from 8 a. In. to U p. in., well prepared
to attend to the wishes of our callers.
jasI0JA WELLER & REPETTL
SPECIAL NOTICE!-A CHANCE FOR A
COLORED MAN TO BUy A HOME
Un I1th bet. h and T sts. n.w. -rooLa and bath brick;
all mod. imte. : lot 17x1W feet to alley.
Price. .700. Termsees.
lII A WEST. ealEstate and Insurance,
Wjp 718 15th at. n.y.
AfND w have a larg lo
OAM FIXTUE to Riable
wsorkime ahenya reudy to
vgnipij All Ga orde. In
the leaver of Hll Li~gAfs.
Aide Brachts, CAfaaeoers.
C. A. MUDDIXAN. &c.. this store cannot be ex.
614 12TH ST.
DROP LIGHTS,
REMOVAL NOTICE.-I HAVE REMOVED
to any new ofice. 3014 East Capitol at. op
'ate my old businee place. Call in.
3* JOHN F. DONOHOE. SJ8 East Capntol at.
HAVING PURCHASED FROM WM.
Jewell & Co. the entire ownership in the
business conducted at 2106 Pa. ave. n.w.. and known
as the -Grotto Cae." I will continue the same in Brst
class style and furnish unesceptionable tare at mod
orate priesa
The best table board. $4 per week. Oyster.a
Ash. chois and steaks prepared by artistic coo an
erved promptly. Private roous tor ladis and fami
lies. May tormer patrons, as well as my friends and
the pubic, are requested to call.
Ja3-39' WM. JEWELL.
SMISS GRAHAM'S DANCING CLASSES
removed iromu ltl00 0 at. n. w. to 514 th
st. n.w. (second Boor). Mondays and Thursdays, at
ternoon and evening. Private lessons If desired.
ja'49.lw*
5.Z NEW DEPARTURE IN FINE TAILORING.
H. D. BAR. 1111Pennsylvana ave.
suits from O3l up.
Trousers from *10 up.
Low prices from this date with hirh-girade rt. JaW
OWN! AOMEll Thesehousessaresre
ik, H 30 hom11 . combining ele
ON rance with every con
venleece. irst story
THE NORTH SIDE brown stone; front
teps of same material
O tastefully c a r v a d.
KASS- AVE. eae flor with spe
Clows halls and easy
BETWEEN Int ha an air
It W'. -frt to the
IST AND 2D STS. N. . interior. The Anish
Is Of natural woIs.
FRONTING TWO STREETS, wooden mantels
handsome t I I i ns.
WIDE PARKING. There are numerous
closets, coal vault is
connected by covered roof and communicate, with
furnace room.- jam-64
b-AL.r.N C. CLARK ANNOUNCES THAT AS
n Iar- EMTATEa ROKER
He
Buys and Sells Realty.
Coliets Sieats.
Adjusts Pars.
That he haa the co-operation of energetic and
ezna ssisate.
Js6-las ' 03 et.n.y.
b LETTER AND NOTE HEADS. CARDS,
CIRiCULARM. Ac..
ritdin Brat-clam manner at loweat ratae....as.
with good workmanship
BYXOI U. ADAMS. JOB PRINTER.
Telpoe D 6111titat. n..
~t MONEY TO B UHO3NEU.
A new plan. Does not cast mnses than rest.
thtrnainates all payments and 4he home
loest orfamily free freesncnen.ences.
PAaMENATBcan heia menth tly
half yearly or yearly for a patd sAe ,n
nfteor twenty yesrs as te alian ay
ONLY PRUDENT WAY TOBUY A HOME
ON THE INaSTALLrMENT PLAN and eesa
Ntoyu fail ievent of roar death.
FRofni patcarT aaisto'.G sl
Uimitd S af .......aca.
cpetal 61.000.000. Nulle pai..'las-3
SHRS 610ELR
Monthly paymenta. uS.n per ha
0100 advaeadon esakshe.
1,etts IS per east sce .p..c.e.. Mech .
Ineerpsesig WaSHrtNGTON OFFMCEEsO
Utais HENRY A. CADT. Preibeme
Nsaa meal EsRsi. T113ihat.a.w.
fV fhe B. WARNIELD SEMP30N1l3egbaa
an ZM Y. Naeamt Tsaer.gthand~esa.is
And RS0. T. PARURSesam Tess
ReieiNal EsaEhe.6Idet-a.y
hthas BU0. A. P33VenT an..u
aSb hemS (Wiber& bwwwet~SltayW.
esag
SPECIAL NOTICES.
MRS. MARY McGK SNELL OF MIS
sissippi will ak at First Wy' tist Church.
loth and 0 ma' , at 7: THIS EVEN NG. Prof
Per, y .. Foster will sing a solo. All iriends invited. I
"SECRET CO1FESBION TO A PRIEST."
The-ce!ebratedeox-Roman Catholic. EVANGELIST
LEYDEN of Boston, will lecturm THIS(Menday)
EVENING. 7:30 o'clock. in MASONIC TEMPLE. 9th
and F s. nw.. to MEN ONLY on the above Interest
taw subject.
Admasson, 25c. No true American cltiest should
fai to be piessl. it*
5tan MASONIC - A SPECIAL COMMUNICA
tion of Columbia Lodre. No. 3. F. A. A. 1L.
will d at Scottish Rite Sanctuary. 1007 G at.
nuw.. TOMORROW. Tuesday. February 2. 18W. at I
L .m.. for the purpose of attending the funeraror our
-to brother, Clarence De Montreville. A full attend
n-e isreweated. Mentws of sisterlodgestraternally
invited. By Order of the W. M.
i W. S. MACGILL. Secretary.
W. C. T. U.-MR.S. M. M. SNELL. NA
tionaltvanrelist. will speak in the church
co ner of North Capitol and K ste. TOMORRuW
(Tusday) at 7:30 p.m. Everybody invited. North
Capitol W. C. T. U. in charsre. It*
---TH E ANNUAL MEE I ING OF TH 6 WASH
&...itngton City Kennel Club for the election of
officers for the ensuin year wl!L be held at the rooms
of the club. 711 1th at. n w on W1.DN. SDAY.
February :. 1Il9. at 7:30 p . our presence is re
quested. also all sportsmenE wishing to becol.e mem
bers. F. IL WEIIST Lit
it Secretary.
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
. Miss Gussie wishes to inform her customers
and t..e public that she has removed ber Milintry bus
iness from 515 to 521 11th at. n. w., over Thorpson's
music store, and asks for a continuance of ther kiud
patronage. It
lW _RUDDER'S FURNITURE ROUSE.
WHEN YOU HAVE A SORE THROATI
Mae a gargle by thoroughl nisng ateaspoon
ful ofchloratof potash andtwo tablesipoonuale
of Flyoerine ina half pint ut water. Use six or
egttmsa day.
Are you thinking about refurnishaing your parlor? I
can supply nearly everything necessary for producing
a pleasing effect combined with comfort or eves luzu
riousuess. So far as the extent of outlay Is concerned
the *slump" in price, I have brodght about will enable
you to make your selections at an average reduction of
25 per cent. What do you think of
30 SLICED OFF E85?
That Is what I have done with a Highly Polished
Cherry Five-piece Rug Suite. Pos-dbly others will
follow in mny wake before the month of February ia
gone-but I am the Aret to make this advantageous
offer.
JOHN RUDDEN.
513 Seventh street northwest.
J.s..w.j
ft - OF OREAT INIEREST TU DRAUGHTS
MEN. A RCHIECTS. hc.
The latest is amber trane t angles and
curves. Lines aiways =visibe-naone covered
up. as with wood and steel angles. Angles
tranapsarent and curved designs-clean. al
nost unbreakable, enabling you to tray
one parallel line &bowe the other. More
about t1ein tomorrow.
FRED. A. SCHMIDT.
Artists. Archtects' and Enginiers' Requisites.
50t lt. a.nW. s(ft Branch. 17Z. Va. ave, n.w.
YOU WILL NEVER BE ABLE
To secure a more commanding resi.
dence ait on Washington Heights than
the lot we can now offer you on the
north side of California avenue. Bean
talul bird s-eye view of the city. Under
price. Must be oULd.
PROCTOR & PROCTOR.
9D7 0 st. u..
Real Estate and Insurance. 7l.
FOR ST. VALLXTINE'S DAY.
A rich collection of handsome valentines
mounted on cream-white lace-edged and sin
bossed paper. Rich and original. quaint and
dainty. Select while they awe yet untouched.
J. C. PARKE.
BokekatLer and Slatioor. 619 7th et. a... feL
06 OFFICE OF C. A. SNOW & COMPANY,
A ttorney.-at-Law and Solicitors of Psents.
730 8th at. m.. Waskington. D. C.. Jn.8 AM.
COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH CO.,
627 Bat. m..
Gentleman: We have two Edison Phonograpks,
which are used constantly and exclusively by our
Mr. Sligers in attending to our us*l heavy cor
respondence. He has one phonograph on his desk
ready for dictation at all times. while the other is
kept constantly goains by the typewriter intran
scribing cylinders. We dnd this to be the moss
successful way to use the phonograph.
One does not have to stop the typewriter in her
work of transcribing in order to take down new
dictation. 'Ihis feature alone should conmand
itself to all business men. Itis not only saves time
and money. but the correweedence is attended to
with less dotay than oem a stenographer is out
Steyled. embw
Yours truty.
it C. A. SNOW & 10.
5~ OUR BABGAINS-BICYCLES.
Monday. February . IM.
New patterns of CREWCENT.JUNO.Boys' and Girls'
JUNIOR% now ready for inspection-all fitted with
cushion trea that are wired and cemented n.
Prices run from 3 up to 4O. and quality is good.
GORMULLY & JEFFERY MFG. CO..
tel I=25 14th is. aw.
FOR RENT
DESIRABLE OFFICE FLOO3
FOR DENTIST.
LAWYER.
CLAIM AGENT.
Or others deM saveral laege. brigh. com.m e.st
i front roonas on second door with steam heat; rent
only tsw per mouth.
LCHELEN BATCHELDER.
fel-ft Cor. 10th and 0 sts. w.
THOROUGH EXa2miMATION OF THR
EYE FREE OF CHARGE.
If you have headache or a tired feeling over the
eyes you evidently have some eye trouble that een he
relieved by wearing properly adjusted glasses. Mr.
G. E. Jacobs, formerly Queen & Co.'s espert, is at my
store every Friday and will make no charge to ex
ains your eyes.
GEO. W. SPIER.
Jeweler and Optician.
fel-if l10i iths. n.y.. near Fa. are.
Bz~fl aoetr is iky to be 'wer: suthertty
uensd veselfar saasther; ineress
anti tinsss and igh rusi Es probsbd. T'usaa
seaia.
A rae ef Vtates. Time was when the pine
of old Virginia ruled the market. Then the
snountains of North Carolina. Now the
deep forests of Georgia have ousted both
witua a ar suporguality. Yetwer'ssei
ing the lineet Grgspnserig seawse
yoe ess obtoa th et Onetine else
wrhere. Otherschru...Op 100 gest;
we0, e butga pwi"reriapne
oo~eader in Du"dineadaardmth.
Cor. Sth s. andl New York are. gal
SOFFICE OF .TRE ComminnIoxERa 01
the Dietrict of Opienden Washington. JAN
asseio tes Ditrctc Calumba haesetw
t:h.. as i wng ii. with re.... fat
.h vIew...to tepr. rt of......ng It a ese
tsont histbill -t mnsm..gstagse
bjcon.if any, exist to aid proposed -enslsa
tieo nd tar that puros will hold ssi.amaesessma
IS eioki.c the t whe mre avene of
intsete: 15 s- e lease.
mihaid
Washiugton News and Gossp
101des tf Advesmm .
ADVPTin . ....... .......................9= 7
AMUSEMENTPe....,.......................... I
ATTORNEYs ... ........... . i.t 7
AUCTION SALES...... . .....e 7
BICYCLES.......... ... .............Pare h
BOARDING....P 3
OE &NC ........................Pag 2
CITY ITEMS. .......Pa
COUNTRY AL ETAT ............... pa 2
DEATHS.. .. a
DEN TISTRY.......... ......................... Pg
EDUCATIONAL .............................a 7
EXCURSIONs. .. . .. Page S
FAITLY SUPPLIES . ........... Pa7......u 7
FINANCIAL ................. . ........ Pase I
FOR EXCHANGE ..... ...... ....... Page 2
FOR RENT (F ) .........................Page 2
FOR RENT (Xljwe~ajaEous
FOR RENT (OMisem- Pag 3
FOR RENT (R na) ............................a e 2
FOR RENT (Rou-es........ .......... Paes 2
yOR RENT (Storm) .............................pa"" 2
FOR SALE (Houssa) ....................... ... Pame a
FOR SALE (Lot)...................... . 2
FOR SALE (Bores anh Vehicles)............. .Page 2
FOR SALE (Pano.......................Pmge 2
FOR SALE (E "*alUmsuo ................ Pass 2
HOTELS...............................Page 7
INSURANCE. ...... ......Pagg. I
LADIES' GOODS ........................ Pa 8
LECTURES .............................. ....Pa 8
LEGAL NOTICE.........................Page 2
LOCAL MENTION....... ....Page 8
LOST AND kUDJA............................Page 2
MANICURE...................................... Pass B
MARRIAGE&..................P'm
MEDICAL . ...... ...............Page S
MISCELLANEOUS..............................Page a
MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN ..........Page
NEW PUBLICATIONS............. ..... ..Pace
NOTARIES PUBLIC............................Page 2
OCEAN STEAIIERS ............................ P1e 7
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS ....................Page 7
PIANOS AND UO.AN ............... .Pa e 7
PERSONAL.............................P........Page 3
PROFESSIONAL ......................P 7
PROPOSALS..............................Page 8
RAILROADS...................Page 7
SPECIAL NOTICEA ............................. Pa I
SPECIALTIES . ...................... .Page 7
SUBURBAN PROPEUT .................... .Page 2
WANTED (RerP)................................. Page 2
WANTED (Ho%)..... .. ............Page 2
WANTED (Room=)..............................Pag 2
WANTED (Situations).........................Page 2
WA. Iktl. (Miailaneons...................... am 2
WINTER RESORTS ............................Page 9
Statement of the circulation of THr E iutw
STAR for the weet ending January S, lit
MONDAY, January m, 189............... ,743
TUESDAY, January ^, IMS.............. 36,i50
WEDNESDAY, January I. 135.......... 3W6 9
THURSDAY, January A. 15............ 3633
FRIDAY. January 21, 1..... .... 738
SATURDAY, Jamary slas........... 4,S9
Tota.................................Ss4,7
Daily average...................... 37,0"
Corresponding week 1801................. 36,700
I solemnly swear that the above is a true and
correct statement of the circulation of Tan EVa
ING TAS for the week ending January *S, IW.
A. WHIT. HERRON,
Cashier Eveming Star Newspaper Co.
Subscribed and sworn to before Me- tis s
day of February, A.D. Iss.
JOHN T. C. CLARK,
Notary Publis
GovSuawax Rzcawter ToDA.-Internal rm
enne, S0,m; customs, $725.93.
Tzn U. 6 . Coxcoan sailed from Bhlia,
Brazil, for Montevideo on Saturday.
Tim Paismze's CA.=z= this morning ia
eluded Speaker Crisp. Secretary Rijnoe, the
Attorney Gencraland Senators Sherman, Jones
of Arkan==, Cockrell and Perkina of Ksana.
NATAL Onnzas.-Lieut. Wm. . Hogg has
been ordered to examination for promotion.
Gunner Wm. A. Ferrier detached from the
Jamestown. and ordered to appear before the
retiring board. Gunner Asdrien Harmian de
tached from the Minnesota and ordered to the
training ship Jamestown.
Tun Paonucr or Cowvwcr Lanes.-Tbe Tres
ary Department is endeavoring to check en
tirely the importation of a certain African fiber
known as "crin vegetal," in whole or in part
the product of convict labor, and has invited
the co-operation of our consular officeft in
Africa and elsewhere to accomplish that par
POW
Movuxur or Sn.vzn.-The issue of stand
ard silver dollars from the mints and treasury
offices during the week ended January 30 was
$235,409. The issue for the corresponding
period of last vear amounted to $363.57& The
shipments o' fractional silver coin for the
month of January. 1892, aggregated $59,182.
Panwom CAsza.-The President has granted a
pardon to take eafeet after fifteen months' im
prisonment in the am of John D. Nichols, con
victed in Michigan of violating postal laws.
The President has esamuted to four years and
six months the sentence of ten years imposed
in the case of Bobert Judge, convicted in
Michigan of selling eonaterf.it sUve certi
eates.
OmrecAL Rcoan Booa.-The books which
have been prepared to record the daily official
conduct of the clerks In the Interior Depart
ment have been distributed S. the various
divisions. The record begins with today, and
in accordance with the recent order of Mecro
tary Noble all proesotions that will be made
hereafter will be based upon this record.
Puaoiar..-William G. ill of Philadelphis,
W. G. Gambrull et Maryland, 8. M. Challis of
Ohio and B.3B. Kirkpatrick of St. Louis are at
Wilard's.--Cales A. Zeller of Now York, A.
N. Coyle of Balthmore and B. N. Collum
of Philadelphia are at the RandaiL.Jossph
Serp of Peaumylvanla, J. W. Attwill of Lynn,
Maa, W. S. Johnson of Milwaukee, J. K.
Begor of New York and A. B. Pillsbur of
Boston are at the Riggs. -w George Rdn
Powell of London and Dr. 8. . Dawso. of OS
ta ring s eammissnues, are at the
Ar n-J.C. Ptti of estOrange, N. J.,
James W. Gss of BuhJ. Hodgkina of
Chicago and George H. eto Boston are
at the .loea.-Gog King of New
York, W. I. Kerr of MrldT. A. tewart of
Toronto end N. T. Bryan oet ess r at
the EbbItt.-F. B. Doberbems of Dayrtoe,
Ohio, C. A. Dodg ofalt C StyadC..
Bolteof et e se at 84 James.
J. G. Coves oeteds.- ad 1. A. Tits et
Brooklyn, MY., ame at the An.--Aaeri
esithiet endmat Ai. L. Carkda
York, J. H. Chenille etC~se and A.
Mindagas, of Huuw= ehh rn at the Nm.
sasnda.--MG. Iovye muf N. Y., 4L P.
Cesley ot Wasm s . W. Beatiee ot
h..S... ... ..so
bae se ihstm 4MEsmv
bess.--Mr. ofEM s f m eke
basa nned e 18smet as ehar
Mg. James asW~ se~
o ase af a en
POUNDING ON ROCKS
The Steaship Eider Agroua Nar
the Isle of Wight.
ENALMThTED 1YE EUID LE
Life Boats Succeed in Taking Off
Thirteen Passengers.
MANY LVES IN GREAT PERM.
TUE EEDE RUNS AGOMUR.
She TrIes to Pass tMe sle of WIgt on Use
Eart listead of nor eigt.
Loxiox, Feb. 1.-'ie steamship Eider of
the North German Lloyd Steamship Company,
Capt. Heinecke, which left New York for
Bremen on January 3 went ashore during
the past night on the Atherfield rocks, nine
miles west of Ventor, Isle of Wight.
The Eider lies in a pretty comfortable posi
tion, in close proximit to the coast guard sta
tion. The coast guardsmen noticed the fog
whistle of a big steanship blowing during the
night. but as there are so any vessels passing
up and down the channel no danger was antie
a ted until suddenly rockets were seen to
upward through the night. mist and fog
and then a steamship's whistle was hcard blow
ing the long, uninterrupted note of distress.
The entire coast guard crew was immediately
summoned and the neighboring stataons were
promptly notified to send reanforcements to
the spot. The life boat of the coast guard sta
tion near Atherlield rocks was then manned
and run out through the surf. by this
time rocket after rocket was being
sent up by the stemanlip an dia
tress, thus guiding the coast guard fe
boat to the spot where she was ashore. A tre
mendous sea was rurning as the lfe boat pat
to sea and, in addition, it was bitterly cold. the
wind freezing the water upon the ife severs*
boat oars and oilsk ins. The sa was so heavy
that, as this dispatch is sent, the lire poat has
not succeeded in reaching the steamship.
As the fog began to clear away this
morning the life boat was seen still
struggling to reach the Eider, over =hc
vessel the foam of heavy seas was breaking. It
is believed, however, that the life savers will
be able to rescue all the crew and passengers
even if the steamship is unable to get o
It is impossible at this cabling to ferm any
definite idea of the amount of dasage dome.
Nor can the situation be more accuratel
summed-up than to my that the Eider I
ashore on a dangerous coast and that every
thing possible wil be dome to assist her.
now a3m Et35m, TKU UoSr.
It is eident that the Eider missed the
Needles light while making for the Solent or
water between the Isle of Wight and the main
land of England. The Eider being bound for
Southampton, directly behind or inside the
Isle of Waght. she would Arst make the Needles
light off the western extremity of the
s of Wight and would then leave
it on her starboard side and head
for the holent and Southampton waters.
Not making this light in the darkness and fog,
and perha being slightly out of her reckon
ing. the ider must have apparenty left the
Needles on the port side sad have continued
heading down channel until she brought upon
the Atherfield rocks, which, as already stated,
are nine miles westofVentnar. but as Ventnor
is about the most southern extremity of the Isle
of Wight and thetieedles are about of its mast
weaterly point, at will be seen that the Eider
must have been much outof her course to have
run ashore where she did. ha other words, to
explain the situation in landsman style, the
Eider passed to the right of the Isle ot Wftht
instead of to the left of it, quite an important
difference, it will be admitte.
GALK ANCEMAXIM.
Iater.-As this csbe message is forwrde
the gale is increasing in violenes and heavy
ease are continuasly breaking over the Eider.
Several tugs and life boats from Vetnor, Yar
mouth, Chale, St. Catherises and other plas
have managed to reach her and are doing
everything possible to assist the steamser; but
her situation is becoming more critical every
hour. The tugs and life boats have managed
to take off the mails and have landed them at
Atherfield. From this fact it as beleved that
the passengers are all safe.
The Eider is 2,Wt0 tos and 5,m her
power. She was built at Glasgow in I=6 by
John Elder A Co.. and is considered in e
way to be a Arst-class ocean passenger e
She has four decks, is bark-rigged and was lest
surveyed in February, 1891.
Ta wmAsc or Tu UnreM,
The spot where the Eider Is ashore is not far
from where, in the autman of 1878, on a eAO
Sunday afternoon, H. N. I . Eurydice, a British
government trainig ship, while ret.ars*ag
from a cruise in the ac and West Ladiss,
capsized in a sudden squall and drowned MM
men. The Eurydice. when the squall struck
her, had her portholes open on account ot the
An weather and was so close to lad, to use a
amman's phrase, that you "eouM chuck a bis
cuit ashore." yet near every soul en beard
the ship was drowned.
Particulars gathered during the day in re
gard to the stranding of the Eider show that
she ran on the rocks at about 10 o'clock last
night. At that hour the ma was calm, but the
fog was so thick that her officers were amble
to see half the length of the ship shoed. The
lead ad steam whistle were he ad the
engines were slowed down un tea-m-higp
may be said to have been feeling her way
toward the lights she wanted to mnake before
beading for the Molent and Soutampo
waters. It was while hunting for the Neele
painage that the Eider without ay
warning suddenly shook from stemn to sten,
and then,with a long, terrible, rasping, grating
cuiver, brought up on the Atherlield rocks as
sray stated. The suddenness with whIch
the ste-amhi ran ashore een be jadged fromn
the fact that the band lead was kept going on
in the waist while the pan lead washoveovor
her quarter and that bohreported plent of
water until alamos the intans thestasi
A aess oW Tusno.
Them a sene of terror felleowed e pen
seae rased on deck in thair pght eteos
er partly dressed, and wore with donig
esh..ed by the ship's onesm, whe assored bsm
that thore was no an er. ien and ehi
dem erled ,ieni n the ml
were mualarmsdbut Uwte S pe6i4 o
roea to thoir eshina and @
preparaions to abandon the sh agehZ
a..-. be found n---- .r
In the manawhile (apt.smok had endead
the mrew to heat quarears and saw thee
smaB emalt were get rayfar Msasb a G
Aahinip ammae or he
the sme and et ositioa n whi e
rested shed OSt was essd ia the
sech. aheat am fsma the shsreaden
-ne dapng Sad -h nn daen ofme
Th Ahi4m eoms g-e me hs 4.
MoibyO sue met M es
inefl i M uo ~ s - ot et b
semammn...m
or ether Ns bem sht e Mmbhs esmu
essaned IS anew some or ism s dee end
tOteen af the se we" e* e "
at A iensed n helm bsM ane
00406 en0priesO asmong es eMOS
ohme that they see met M yto OW so
reemaiader et their lives. The be eo
tesed aboet likea eerk. Nor pamangerse Mg
crew were repeatedly hal drbwoed b a*
the create of teworing br"er A al Were VW
pestely lot to view freom 6e abip and ts
the shore. but the life boat vim se em
handled that the thirteen a1d s
crew of the life beet were now d
coast guard state-, where theme See ere*
of people gathered, attracted by the
spread news of the wreck. no dem
half-drowned pasmngers and itle esvers wo
heartily ebered uree loading ad Asesd
every assistance froms theme gathered ft se
come them.
Three m* life boats by the time the d.
bec pameegers were landed bad made er &
Eider. and several taos were al ste is
to her, but the latter were usable toe =
near esough to her to be ot any amm"t %
owing to te fact thet the seam ip ifam
died an aspot arrounded om alsdeab
on rocks which were so elom t 0gter
even the light-draft life boats epern-eed 4
utmost difficulty in getting near emtgh o th
distressed vessel to permit of pemneugse aad
sail begs being snung of into them. As 4
was only twelve mal bag* were got of at 4
time this me-age =s sent. th preeme imler
onaomt cabled to the drect ta al the moo
were seved having been baed en arreseee W
formatie.
AN arrAL FOR um.
The Eider eson after signaled that the waer
was rising fast in her hold ad appealed for
more help. Everything poss-bs is being desm
for her. More tugs and life bees are et
glin to teaek her. but the erel erts *be"
her. cosmbined with the heavy we and tne*fib
wind, prevent the"e craft from reaching her
and it ,s now feard that the Eider me deemea
to destructio end that there wid be ersees
lon of life among her pameages ed eser
unless the gale soon abates.
The scene of Atherield is greaely tor log
On a reef of rocks. surrounded by asabe 49
of other rocks. lies the steaasshap d er. her
signals for assitance dettering an thme as am
alter wa breaks over her with fefully pased
ing regularity, and so shaking her Ftamehat
het bottom monet be slowly but surely g111%
to pieces. Lpou her decks am a
het terribed pasweegers and the crew who, wia
the 00icers, are doing their utmost to meIn
order among the steerage passengers, of whem
there are about 20 on board. The caban pas
engers are few an number, according to tepart.
Indeed, it is said that there are not mere thm
OWuople alU told on board.
1 ider's cargo consists of a large e .ses
agent of cotton for English and German mame
incturers.
As the day wears on the news fom te Eie
becomes more and more erious. Ube is am
Brang rnute guns of distress.
C)n shore the coast guardSmen hase repeat
Cdly shot the rocket line ball, chain ad4 am
in the direction of the steamship. but sek one
the line has fallen short of the mark.
This fai.ure to throw the hne ever te
steamer is due not OMly to the disaoe ohe hs
of shore, but to the strength of the wind, mi'ek
is blowing deed n the teeth of the. ift eSe.
ASKING s asa.
Assistance has been telegraphed or so en
Beighboring point* and the North Geroman
Lloyd agents at Bouthamptan am eaerftg
themeelves to the utmost N their aors to
move the lives of the passengers and emew,
and, if puble, to save the ship ead her
argo. Several powerful tugs have bee dis
patched froms bouthampton to the sceos of No
wreck and two of the most powerual ge ims
ment ocean togs have been seat from Porte
mouth by order of the admiralty autheries
and have now reached the rocks ga thoe Wms
which the Eader is beang slowly groud t .
struction
The life boas throughoet the msering oef
tanUed theirgallant edorts to battle encenday
with the wind. waves aad recksa. and at least
one more boat as nowknown to avse mau eg" "
get alongede the Imperiled -esmr. mi
bosts are "aking the greatest risks in their de
termaination to approach the Ahr and sme in
constant danger of being stove ia by the asarp
Panted rocks, or if they escape this e
bng crumbed to pieces alongede the they
are tryaug to assast. 'The atteampet pssathe rocky
barriers alone Is a maost hazardo underak
Mag, as time e has not up to this bwe abated
in the dightest degree in violemsa.
TEE O"T oerrgE @as
080t4muter dom Neslee t ee W ft l
ementisn Wea a od Plhme.
A hole is rapidly being dog in the equw. ea
which the new city post udios is to be bgf,
Contracter Uasecna having began work qsr
this morning. The soil is atm mae *sm
the recent rais and amew, bt as
shortness of the time in whis
the work isl to be done--two senthme-suemes
it imperative that every fair day sab 6em
lsd to the fullest extent, especial as th
chaese am rather against good weaher at
this time of the year. Ablt the eata..- las
premised the governament that he WS
have the hele ready fer bding
operations by April 1, sad S
an earnest of his intention he had S -ssa
and seventy bones at work by I e'oleek g
mering.
The heroes were gaily deckd wit Mw
Americam fags in homer of the ebaracter of the
work. before the teame had commm-end heat
ing the dirt away there see two or tree ham
dred me.a at the gates and an the seere
seeking employameat. bat Mr. Gimssam
had made all ot his plans amd
had hired all his hoi e a. eming his ee
stock and alar heedsjt now, bet in a few
days be probabnly be able to doablee his
force when the ground has bseen smoosthed af
so that the carts can get an and eat eadly, and
then there may be oampleymeat for eesa
and carts
The fore mew at work emims~a of ifty maa
em thme ground, thirty earts and eighteen wog
ems. heedde. two pg alo ndm a famse of
about a does es at theLog huipg whess
the dart is being d--pe-a
The soil en the square is meily 6lr m
little of at being the origimal serfaee
at will he veedy exemvated. the ata
ddiculty wl aries from thme ries, attihe
large sewer that runs through the emm S
yrosbly aee for all the --e---sdrimgv
The fence as ahmost Baiod aeed the
are being hung with all possible speed, hi
contract can easMlybe Eabed byts end ot
this week, when heim allowed Mr. Wahme
expires, amhens thmere should he en em
parsed ot rsa or ee.
Nb bisiau. bg, lse ted.. essem ggeme
Omeet Ia Vnlaer et hegi.
The United States Supreme OCort tek 4.
oidad In favor et Beyd in tm Nteasee ge.
erserasip mas. All the justinee easeps 5em.ee
Fil encsed in the ose-miseo et eeseg
that Bloyd was a aelt- et of tha C ed lik
andl entheeinmefgeersrfNhna
uestioseH Berlan, Geray end ome esemse
In that pert et the opinion whiskhbeld tha
Bloyd asa eltiasa becau-- from esed in es
t mast beesmsd as.aeama ~ e db
fathsr havingeosrteised ad eof a dm
had In feet in -es be eat his adm mam
the sened of me s eat d..s..ds.. ppm
The esert ase held that thee wa- uc
act ineben~s --f.Msbe at of
a th '-r-e--t eta Mea det ism eta
their liZet~ Deyd'eesam
enriens his intemtiems h es
a isinem.
Opideca by GifJ s me
Qm eu Qd~ thee Cid ediga emi is
Qe Med mf Qed tem Q
cah er ne ame ei aes a
a a o es m eim
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