THE EVENLNQ STA&.CNERTDBSO
fMEJONEK VAILT, 31(3W~r OVDAT.
A? THE bTAX BR1'.G&
1101 ?mwyhaa Alwm cinmr 11t a. by
&B EVgrnnIg BUaT NewPILPap CoMpaY. h h
. KArvrwA"!. P-iaL m
olly by .-antcr m I .ir '.. .n nt Is -ont Pfor
X2V*Z1xbaI-IM Lr-. SU rash8 1. O poryGw;
t.d lt r , vf- d at th. k'V~t I 111- at WssbiW-0mtC. D.C..
91-All .611 ut r-f lm 'Ii a s VoL. 80. N. 20,192. WASHINGTON, D. C.,, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 25. 1892. *'O CNS o n gtr
Mat., of a.Iv.Iti%. nw mw' e k uo33 ou aFFIbeastS _____________________
'APTAL. (NE T11.1.101
TWO 1:NIDEmlI ANID FIFTY
IOI'AND DOLLAUS -1 LLL
rAID.
Yu.1 - . nay amiotut with this cean
pa. r..ene terl&uag uu it and 3et cIhe at
eut a you % nI.
ls ran biy Lk ientu-e P',iatn-l of thin com
pany in ssos of *14b). $.4I and a" . tA1
Whakb ar. ulaIeutely a.-i'un.imiern you. Zper
ge t intrest - - 1ya1.3- w:. anua..y.
You cnha Ya.r Lst 'A11 ..1d Tel.tament
draun free .y tLis. on.g,1my aCl) it will be begt
bae- ,,rovaNi the co"iay s neaamu asEi
grore.. IAi.L.Itr.for or Trustee.
TiII. A31LCAN ,NECI.liY AND TRUST CO.,
blu3i bU10h.i. 14WU S T. S.W.
OFFICERS.
A. T. rittoo...................Preldk m.
C. J. 1l............ Firns Vice Pi
Benry r. Blount Scom.A Vice Preaidil.
fery B. etArer .............. .Tises r.
6i oa"e E. Enmvm............ ary.
F1DExT
BUI.DING AND LOAN ASROCIATIOU
OF WASHINGTON. D. C.
3ntrahsa O~pItaleSL.O~o
Ot Pr Cent field on Realer Deposet.. sea 10 Pr
Cent Paid on Depomet 1n wiM th he A-mmancttm tS
Xo cam borrow OLM0 frem w a s Balstal emmi,
Ny and Vey it tack at the ae of 013 pm caronth.
The 17th sis ot sech to now epa. s ambeertip
Son.
Ofere unwwm i oppentan fr Onvu9mamS,
esmisaed with abmlate aacwnt1.
Ne 3 ft d 915~f F smaj. stc.
3m uesam th m omaml gf lau
OFFICEUS,
EAIPON IDTNMAN.................. .....TBaldame
AND)REW WALL..... .st Vie Premt aed emae
OEOR E W. LEACB .. . .............2 te Presideat
ALONZO TWEEDALI.E.......................retwr,
SNOUBE 611.ON.... .....Tr .......ewm
J"O. . ITH.. ..........................Attorney
EDWARD 5. YORK..... Mmae of Loat Depammea
Tax W A.BmNGTON LOsA AND TEuST
COMPANY.
VIT AND F STS.
Capital. 11.000.00a
A hga u for court and tru fto& and
enerai depealta. niertist jia on depoe tag-em and
mU-en-t intes from 2 to 4 pm oat pr anum, andI
She ami 1us from deS ot depoet.
Tims company I also authron"d by Comnrs to et
ane tor. a.tammatralor. armardian. recetver and
"ret.as '.cAsnal and traner oaget nad as regiatra
et th and toeds.
Thascempany ffers to saeutoersman trastea of
eatsand to relimrolm and benevolemt societie ex
esptieal 411aciib mad advantawn for the tramaartion
Of tho b--mes. The compmay alo has private
home. isr lost an It wnrivaled ma. depmr vaslt, at
03 pr sear Uward.
31NO J. CARMODY. Trtmmase.
WASUIXTON SUVILDING ASUOCIATION AND
SAVINIlS FUND.
JORN RI. ORLY. Pasflsdet.
. . MEURRN. Vk Prendeat.
N. A. AMIItyrE. Secrtary.
.305 J. O'VUNNLTremmm.
Lha I. Oberty. Danaal Rec.p=.
wat. W. merrem. Jubn J. O'.'meL
. .Aanbmse. I..A. Ltl~M
F. i. Ortstera. C. A. DartW
AoatJ. Mneer., E. E am
Wi. C. Taylor.
Caunal Ome. 1iar F t. m.V.
To Se Inodeee, the horrower or the assewho d.
.re to m.e and WWIe mioer. thie ametatom cows
perultar adantAews Mt found in ondimary bmutinm
astatima. ebractoa as it does amay -tesa
which arm entiaely new sad which have nevrallm
hesosorre *eoeid to the pubtc for tMhir appusvaI.
fte#-3w
A CAmD
M3UALRE0ET WCND .IFE AIOneATsN
OF NEW 10EE.
WAIMINGTON. D. C.. Feb. 23. m
ThSeby mer to the ptoam nid triaib a the
MameR heyser Fund Life Asmocintls.s ail ame to
the pubite. that I have bmee appointad .ma=.=m of the
Distrert of Jolumiha Jir thie =o=nfattoe. I have
opened oms at he WaChloseee len and TrM O.a
hebdg. and wW be mM hapM to V any ia
i to the compay. ad ivwe all
peane ineaaesd It sia imamsrmo. to ex=ane IN
Piane ad th low abe s et premium. Good sabaan..
w....d. t. .bm the m... bmal 9ma wl be
les. An sp--u M-i s Smsa-- mean be Sat
Novs"hmy .aple. obese n am" madam-ef
ammpammy w1369 be ents Asm esu,_ 0Seewuam 12
ma |: e wi'eF .omt I''ip t:
JORN uOPPEm. MANAMa
Room go.
VA111TNGWO IWAN AND TEST 00P*"
SICHIM BUSI.DING.
T. NAT0.A.
marn DEPOIrr
*AYINGS
And
T3987 COMPANT
or Tan DUTICT OP r.DUMN
=EIM313 ST. AND NEW TOE AVE.
GIANTI5 ST =P2'AL ACT OF 0M i
JANUARY 2=. 3M.
lamid ainder at ot C a4ar. OAtber 1. In%,
&amSeoe ad d Comngn eaeme 3, I
VAMAL: ONE MILUOU DOLL.M
Amifimalmme. ai-ama.tr, amdam ant the .
Gasmem s atm,--m--sr thee mase a mmts,
seeter, amsedes c Iser dmam, mdewr
Wals swepmsde 37 nmpe~aa asserasr. who tbsn
4mspama-- ne hepS withoet chas. wham the
*amgay teame inmumte or trads..
Daeeeamany deacanto saet TE3 CENTS
ee -pas ned anses Irmads tharnsm.
Mamap desemised am or beense the dees day neden the
Bn. mesd and thii dessed the mnh will ew In
hSmad 3m the esa day.
lammeney wpdselamdebneelmatnmy.
bnam atcama)a ens amd ohen ..-m." in
Damds ase for 06-40-07-gM-Ole -ag.
Om-til aan een' as. een. --a 0im-chpmr
gama. assmn to aim and Ia-am.
UBJAMIN 1. thEYDEE,
Canad Pm'c mtn . rr
TMM ct. JONF~. Thlse,
lAE.,h JBAIN1.TOU. Uc,
-U e K JmmN . Th
Itreas Aemaw4
P mAt. att heOG
Jea A e. s
_ har... at Ulue
eosamad mpoemt e m.ip
haee tiem am Seeb
A. P. PANDOII A cO
C. To IIATEN,
Wamtm Stash Eue
Dad lienms and Sash hober.
- P ee ainthuest.
SEmThmENT meaTuiEB,
FANCIAL
A LIMITED NUMBER OF HAREs OF THE
CAPITAL STOCK OF
THRE SCRILLIGER CULBING AND PAVING
COMPANY
Is *Efnd far me at Its Par value. 0100 PER SUARE.
At the Bamking Bowe of
WOODS & CO.. I'= F aS. mw.
OFFICERS.
L. P. WRIGHT. PreideuL
JOBS C. POOR. Vice PreeldeL.
I. T. WOODS. Treasurer.
M. J. MCLAUORLIN. General Mawag.
DIRECTORS.
L. P. WRIGHT. Register of Wills.
JOHN C. POO. TreeaserWahingten~nshCe.
M. T. WOODS. Woods & Co.. Bankers.
I. J. M-LAUGE.IN. co-t-ar. 14110 a . am.
N. H. WAINWRIGHT. Centrather. Wanhtaglte
La and Tu ruf Bdnng=
REGISTRAR OF CAPITAL STOCK.
TE AMNKUCAN SECURITY AND TRUST
COMPANY.
Thein of the company is a weB-known and
lengW--ga-ahd Q1e. i operations he been Con
ducted 2W may years i thin city and nearly all large
aitica in the United iptaes, It hae large and protable
Contracts en head. and new operations are almost
daily puented. It i the b..n-is o the eenan to
a"d toe n emeritnes of busines tht of
ASPHALT STREET PAVING.
For a d--tag whidh B wil hew a mew and eNpSe
eUMt t tol and machimery. and will be fully re
pased to eernat she iangesteetracoin thi " a w
staNe line of bostaes.
Puehemeth..ithin . mpanyu wlve a.
eterest Isfully ealalished bunoe-m the aler
partien of which will be conducted in this ily and
under the* own sapervisie.n
lo operatim daring the coming year should be
Mently. le to eabl is to p y to .hareholders
very liberal dvidu and add a lase surplue 'a its
cak capitaL There is so invet at prent ofered
which promisde so great an inducement is the car
tainty cf early returs be dividend and peoegctive
advance In the price of steock. tel-tr
TuE UNITED STATES
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.
1313 F iT. WASHINOTON. D. C.
Enablen you to STUP payio ENV Lha O Ag
to the PUChASEed a HULW sm
Paya Int~erut on Mmyg deposited in any amount.
ee saremd. W. *"t.
T. C. DAN secretary.
Ch .. i .. J. ElflS, Gee. .,ewn
BELL & CO.. BANaKaS.
MOSB 0STREET.
DEPOSITS. NECEANGE. DISOOUNTS.
A egelty made of bevestment secutie.
sser esehaehsetsed e ai peinic,
7-f. Lal ecuritebo..s e.d eMls.
LEWIS 0. TEWESBURY. W. N. 1IB1S,
L&Ja.hm.99ea.dway.N:Y. m....ar.
Member Weahinmtoa Stack Enche"rr
LEWIS G. TEWESBURI & 00..
NANEERS AND 80RKERS.
l. F ST.. WASHINGTON. D. C..
ay m se Ba eb or an M..t 1111... .....
eragioce and OIL
private wire to New Yerk and iCen.
Interest allowed on depirta
Ow-of-town business a specialty.
All Local OecUritiee dalt in.
Caunt ueasansan mahete. Telhme phesmd
eet-ar
JIB. I. COSON. 50. W. MACARTNEY.
Member .Y. steek Eu.
00303 & BMACARTNEY.
09TER BUILDING. 141 F ST. N. W..
ben and Denime in Government Bana.
Euoaf awa. '- Collections
salineadkb and 'a eeand all eacurties listed
' the e'cheee a New lark. Phll'-e'"-''' b""
an Rltmee eahiand eelS
A lmaoeoad taveetaint aecrit e. District
local Railroad. Ga.. Ineagnce and Tel
salioelkwjidt in.
Tesephone Stock bowht and acdIjl8S
INSURANCE.
M UTUAL PROTECTION FIRE INBURANCE CO.
Or THE D. C.-WlLIAM BALLANTYNE.
Paddnt. JAMES . FITCH. Becretary. Issues
pobaes at MUally low raes and each murer shares
s the prote. Far full aiernataos aply to the emce
of ue Company. 1406 a . 3LW. M9S-ly
IT DOESN'T MAXN MUCH I1FERMCE
where a ohee ie imede or what Particular kind of leather
eatee taw isa compoeitin; if the shoe in qm.eion
looks wl, wemae well and As comfortable, that's the
she wee lockks Se. and If thin same shoe ens be
had at a price much lower than ta usalay exacted by
dealers for imila qnaitiesa them in the time it be
comea tema People commence to talk about lt.and
it enjoyas bom. so to speak. That's Jim what hap
Beed a loss time are to the celebrated S&.50 eboe 1n
treduced in Washingto by Mamesa WILSON A CARR
ot St1 air"g wet. And the boom, dill con
ilass.
The laes rarnd Ia with much favor. for they know
it is a poitive luxury for tender feet. and they are
efeed a choice between dull or glane mtnih, Ladin
as well as gstenemn may planes their fancy a- to
abae-brond. medium or narrow toe. The 3.50 shee
for man in built on a comfortable lat. neat tI appear
ane and is pronounced by thoee who wear them to be
the best for the money ever aold in Washingo-. To
marpow would be a good time to net a Pear. 18244t
IT MAY BE NEW TO YOU. aUT THE GENERAL
PUBLC ]AS LONG SINCE KNOWN AND AP
PRECIATED TE TRUTH. THAT OUR
UQUITASLE
SiSTEM
IS TOUR SOLE DEFENSE AGAINST THU MIS
FORTUNES WHICH CRnSS THE PATE OF
ETERY WAGE EAmNER. NECAUSE IT ALLAOWS
IOU TO RETAIN TOUR CASH FOR RUTURS
ERGnENCIES.
UN-IKE THU METHODS OP CASE 30U3E5.
WElCH AFFECT TO NNEaIEJD YOU UY MEA1NS
OP LANGEn DISCOUNTS. YET DRAIN NOUR
PUB6E TO TEE LAST PNETN. WR SURROUND
TOUR FIRESIDES WITM EVERT DOMESTIC
COMFORT AND CONYENIUCS.EEACTING
U20ON PRC'HASE uMERLY A TRIFLE AS AN
EwaNUST ON TOUR GOOD WilL. AND CREDIT
NOUN ACCOUNT WITH wHEAT SMALL PORTION
YOU CAN CO0EVENlENTLY SPARE FROM YOUR
WEENI-T CR MOUTELI SAYINGS, THUS SEAE.
INS A SUEDEN OTHRWISE INSUFFEmAU.R.
FURNITURE,
CARPETS.
MATINOS.
TOILET AND DINNER SETS.
WOBES OF AE
-m MAUS ATE. W. W
Mu. N. J. BU.T
IN P WI. N.W~e
besmainmee ndam ediestmsesass
-e aeaseisaasesseae
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PIltHCTUALTSM, WONN'R HALL 7'1
th mt.. every, Friday- lnaht. Miss idririe
Gialic. wonuderful test inediunm. Dturing day. Friday.
or ,.:rivat. sittinars. Mrs. Cabil's. 11i 2d1 at. a.e.
ja thf.tr
- WAHINGTON R. A. CHAPTE:. No. 2.
A stated convonatian of this Chapter will be
heat in the ebn -t.-r chanler. sbafon Tenjle.
T HRI.SI)AY EVE ING. 'ebruary 25. 1181. at :10
O'clock. Tihe It. A. ee will It conferrtd. Met,
LNrs of this and sister chapters are Iordially Inviten to
att.-u. By order of the _W. E. 1L P.
Sf..J4-2 8. E. MS.ATER. Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockhOderaof tc lumbia Railroad Cola
paty for tie election .4 Peven directors to serve the en
slinar year will be he:d at tihe cmre of tihe c)npatnjy
Leth and N sta. nme.. TUEND)AY. March &t The polls
will he 01-.nd at 1 and close at J . an. Books for the
tsanfer of stock will be clsed fromt February 2 to
MaNet 2. both nlctuatve.
a feltitosn. R. r. BAKER. Secretary.
ROK CREEK PARK WITNIRES.-ALL
witnels who testied lwfore the comnune
atonalIonted by the suprense court of the listrlct of
Cu~unba to apprais. Site valueof the land taken for
lock Crek Park are requested to send their sui
as. with, the.r nost ofi, e address. to 0. J. FIEBE
G EM. ctabsofentrineers. District building. (Ezee
utive0 -er ItackCreek Park Coinauselon.) fet4-jt
O OTICE OF REM- VAL
(IA. Y. WORTHINGTON has moved his Real
Estate Ovice toAO EVLN TH bl. N. W.. in t be Se
and Ntfinal Bea' buslding, where he is preparei to
fit bful ly and ea-ently serve lis fend and patrons.
1024-1w
REMOVAL NOTICE.
hA UEL BIEBER desire* to inform his fdmds and
the ral ublic that he has nioved his omce to 500
. ENTH1 Or. N. W. In tll Second National Bank
building. where tie will be Pleased to serve them in his
lanes of sal atate. Loans and hire insur~pce.f4-!w
5i aIMP'ORTANT IF TRUI.
The er hoe Mnuf.cturagCou.
pa's claim that you can get mest
style,. Cemfort and wesr at 140 New
Teak ave. should be Investigated bY
ve levelheaded ma. f4
FOR SALE-DRL THOS. Bl 4GAMPBELL.
havinr accepted an important position mat
NOw kork. ofers for sale his attractive resid-ne. 101
Hiarewood ave.. Le Drolt Park. and over t5.t0to square
feet of rround; and in order to disposeof ane without
delay will sell at a prie below the market value. The
house can be seen at any time and price and terms can
be wrvn there or gapplication to
fe.:-it WM. .AUNDA.R & CO.. 1407 let.
Z WASHINGTON
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
916 and 918 Pennsylvania avenue.
The vaults and apartments for the storae of valu.
able papers, silver, clothintr. tctures ,d furni'ture
areparu. dryre and burgr proof. Prices Zuod
mute. fe0-tkm
r- MILLIONS HAVE BEEN SPENT BY OUR
Washinrton friends lor Caseard's Fine Bans
ad lees Bacon when they were not Casmard's at
all. We have tried several plans to overcome this difi
rulty ad have anall adopted a blue oval tin , with
our name printed o in white which is aied to all
our Sne maSt whether covered or uncovered. Don't
be ietaved. Insist upon having- oniy goods with this
tag attached to them. j156-tr
BZWa BONEST WINES-BONEST PRICE8.
TO-KALON.
11118.m TELEPEONE 9n. 614 14TH ST.
COMMENT UNNECESSARY.
210.96 Shirts made at ractory. 90 F mt.
a. w. P. T. MALLlu Maker.
WPlam order now. 431-3m
MADRAS.
OXFORD.
ONVIOT.
PENANG.
Are ames give to material so popular for
MaNking hirts and Paam for spring ad
earne wesr.
OGe importation of thase goods having ar
uived we make an exhibit at same before
they go to the work roses.
Textures and patterns were never so at.
treetive ead sre al em ee ad esallet
dakr
We are doing the unespested in the Shirt
makii-to-ords business, and it is becae
we know how to do It and do it well.
RYAN & COMPANY.
CORNER If AND 15TE STREETS.
3r A STILL FURTHER REDUCTION
IN
LAMPS. ANDIRONS AND FENDERS
In edr to elles them oat at ems at
3. I. BOOE5.
3a7-@e* U1 3th @t. a.w.
FOR RENT-THE LARGE HALL
Wnte ' Eachange. 721 13th street
nw..- for receptions. balls, lectures, must
eales and conventions.
Also a few very deesrable otes.with beet,
ight sad elevatorearvice.
Apply to the SUPERIXTENDENT.
Ki~xUSINESS MEN IN THIS LOCALITY.
who wish tomneetmembersof their family
at luacheon. will Sad OUR LUNCH ROOM a very
covenenet place. IS is sel lighted and ventilated ann
commman a very pleasing view of the city and Pa
toe-. A s&ttr irs-clase istAsenis will be served
prempfly ainndnerate coat.
btath Soor. 10th at. building. Take Elevateus.
WOOD WARD & IDTEROP.
fe- 10TH. 11TH AND F aS. N.W.
MANTELS, ANDIRONS. PENDES
SGrates. Erouht-rom Gas listues.
discount while ahiag amis
a-In J. H. CORNING. 'Tale nnp.5201m likt.
SOUR 1NFLATED CUSHION TIRE.
0L IT RAYE A STRONGER RECOMmEnDA
TIONt
Whatissseicnw tis sauna tire Stted with
sa ~ir valve is heing sold
TY e em snd tied at 19514th st. m~w.
GORMULLY & JEFFREY MPG. 00. feS
g,~:ua3B W LUNDEB)1 A 33W NAE
ErCIMAN STEAM LAUNDNT.
M1to 4051 e. nsw.
We enDlr e deliver .11 andry.
NEW DEPART URE 13 FINE TAILOEING.
3. 5. RAnE. 111eansylvauinate,.
Suits feen 685 up.
Trousers frees 010 up.
law prices frees this data with hirh-g arat. jan
HAIR
YOU
A U.
If yes have a haed ae a -
sad wish to do him a hinahae, he.
ide save him a eseie of dolbus,
he hlm a ir ear 6.03s
enh the ses eN',
Om.T 52.98.
A...., Tha. w mehae.e ma.
sas FerfhUes se..d --e....--..,
Abr esmmas hesr wsa. These whe hate
mAt ear. Many ame hbee -n
AD s Mana t ZSamend
Mera assent et11
1317u e& i.ie
SPECIAL NOTICES.
5T THR "MIRABILIA" ClGAR
kASY ON THE NERVE8
AND THE POCKET."
Never before have we put a eigar On
the market that has had such signal ose
easftos the start as the "Mirabilla."
Although a new brand thee are. without
doubt. more ''Mirabilia" cigars sold in
j Washington today than any other-and
the demand is growing continually. We
ugwievfsr are new having 50.000 made a day.
Hand made. Havana long Slier. Suma
saoe Ira w.apper. the "Mirabilia" affords a
rood smoke and, as a gentleman In the
jfr Supreme Court Cigar Stre. Pip F at..
where they nall 1,000 * *Mirabilia" cigars
seate, a day. and who had been paying 07 to
88 a hundred for cigars. said very SiR
nicantly. Is "easy on the Mervee and
the pocket."
If you don't pay more than cents for
your cigars ask for the "Mirabilla." for
sale at leada cigar st.es throughout
the city.
SCOTT & BRO..
314 STH ST. N. W..
Ezclustiel Whelesale Desaere.
Telephone 11IU& it
MR . .E JACOBS,
The Bye
aetlis
FromPdladielphiawill
be at my store TM OR.
ROV6 from I1a.m. toG
p.m. In case your eyes
give you any troulle
hecan relieve you. It
knee them zamis
If they are all right he
will tell you so.
GEO. W. SPTR.
Jewleer and Ovtfc,es,
few 310sth 6t. n.w.. near ave.
w-D AMP DAY.
Townsed a Gas seting Stove.
Prices. $.86 and S*L and 6179.
0 A. MUDDIMAN,
1S5 414 19th 8t.
The ceath'r is likely to be northeasterly
wands later shlaflbg to sitehtlg waruiser
souterity; c&o;d usvather and scattered tit ruina.
if you are familiar with lumber and
lumber quotations you will at once see
from these that our prices for "from good
We to the best" lumberare the lowest in Wash
sets inton.
Direct Virginia and North Carolina Pine Floor
To ing. 62 per 100 feet.
Ie. Georgia Pine Flooring. 0150 per 100
feet.
Fair Grade Flooring. $1.65 per 100 feet.
We sell you everything that enters into
the consiructon or a building. Sell U
direct to vou.
Libbey. Bittinger & Miller.
"Leaders in Lumber.
Cor. Uth and New York ave. n. w. f5
DREBM MUITSFOR
HIRE.
fe23-1m 414 9TH T. N.W.
DURING THE WEEK ENDING TODAY
I have paid for the American Fraternal Cir
cie :.,for each week disability: Mrs. Stubbs. 1134
Florida ave it. Ringialt, 174 G at.; Joe. Hen
dricks. 124 I st.; 8 Ernest. 1t!:2 6th at.; W. Ken.y,
;17 1st at.; E. Quill. 2190 st. ; Mrs. Stea. 447 H st.;
M. Breen, lot trecinct. aid D. Potter. 013 K at.
L. MUNDHEIM. cor. th and En.w. fe2.3t
- Mrt.MBER OF MOCHDALE 8OCIE fEE
holding 'Blue Card" can procure coal
tickets at contract price at oSce of American loe and
Coal Co.. cor. 11th and I to. n.w.
Z. M. WILLIS.
fe23-5t Manager.
im'-. TAILOR. ATTENTION!
MPHINO1 ANNOUNCLENT CARD.
New and beautiul des:s.
Telephone 7f [f22] H. L. McQJUEE-. iMSE St. n. w.
OFFICE
W- ROCHDALE O-OPEhATIVE SOCIETY.
INCORPORATED.
6 PennsylvanIa are. n.w. and
905 H st. n. w.. residence of the Seeretary.
Odces-A. T. LONt4.LE, l'reident. 812 A at. n.e.
JOHN MlORRiaON.Treaurer, 413 E at.n.w.
JOHN W. HARSHA.Secretary.905 [email protected].
Directors:
J. B. CARTER. 106 kenn.ylvaniaae.
J. C. McCONNELL. d0603d St. n.w.
L F. HUNT. 1310set. n.w.
J. A. ItANDALL 04 6that. s.e.
H. W. hMITIlI. 0 .A B st..w.
WM. I. YEATES. M6 ith st. n.w.
JAM Es E. .McCABE. *2:3d at. n.e.
JOHN JOJktNnmjN. 10151 at. n. w.
BUBTON M ACAC EE. 617th mt. nw.
JOHN FINN. i2M 2kd at. n.w.
E. L. MILLS. 111t' A7thst.
L. 0. WAaFIELD, 1013 Pa. ave. n. w.
Thei business oi the company is a well-known and
lonw-estabished one. Its olerations have been onc
cemsully conducted for many years in this city. prin
cipally by its present officer. and directors.
Contracts have been made with one hundred and
Atty of the most desirable merebants, dealera in this
city and Alexandria. trorn the present tine to April 30.
Ii4. and cards bearing the signature of our mcre
tary.John W.Harsha.onmy will be recognized by them.
Our trade cards now ou'standing bearing the sgisna
tureof our secretary, John W. Harnha. are in round
numubers about 7.:. about 6.000 of which expire by
liitation on April W0. Iff:-. These cards m bere
newed and the benelts of our contract, ob on
presentation at the company's office on and after that
date. Our new trAule cards and book, of reference will
be ready about February T7. and can be had on appli
cation at our offices or to any one of the offieers, direct
or.. stockholuers, or ament. .t the conpainy. A say
inr from 5 to 25 per cent on all cash purchases and 25
cents a ton on coal.
boverourns of Industry can obtain cards upon pay
ment of 25 cent..
,= propose to do business upon business principles
and for tue best Interests otwur patrons and frie .
Plans are now being tornsulated to extend our oper
ations in &.any ways Leneficaal to our patrun.. "'o01
which will be the world'@ lair next year. das notice
which will be given.
lniormnation cheerfully given when required. Ofices
open fromn 8 a.n. to 7 p.m. fe:2L-dt
NOT ICE. SNOW AND DIRT BUT
clean, dry fuel. ket under cover, Ia what
they ket who buy their and Wood from V.
BALWIN JOHNSON. Only the best article and one
price to everybody. Complete macinaaes. bottom
prices. full weight and measure, clean I prompt
deliveries. Ofinces-1101 R. L ave, nw.. As.
n.e. and 519 43e6t. s. w.
Where do you buy yours? 19
NOTIt:E OF REMOVAL.-MARTIN N.
Evans & Co., pinters and .nravers, have
renmoved their ofie to 13h stgn.w.,near F. Print
ing and engraving in al. its branches. fet0-ln*
~tATTNTION. TENN4EStEEANM. TO TER
PureLinolnCounty Tenneesee Whisky
3roan John Eaton, now on sale at the
le8-im OV.EN MOiBE BLAn. 1413 Penna. ave.
ti GDNEY &R OBERTS CO.
DESIGUING, ENGRAVING AND
PRINTING' FOR SOCIAL AND
BUSINESS USES.
O0UTE T.. REAR GAS OFFICE. j11
B~ AVING SEVERED MY CONNECTION
with S. Bensinger in tLe horse baes. am
prepared to iurnish all kinds of stock in the rear of
tb120st. nw. Benegaarantetlaarepresented.
te1-1an* DAVI 54.ONRIMER.
b- ~JOHN F. SHEIRY, PRINTER.
t3 D st. n.w.
hiret-clams work at moderate rates,
Braef work. Silo, a page. fe20
BYRON0. 3. ADAMS'
* Iawyers' Tl.may
beefe~eg~ Lawyera e'1timn.
S181thst.n.w. Teim--b-=-eU0. bi18
~ ASTON & NUPP. UTATIOEBS
M1 11TH UT. K. W.
Bla &eks Copingheses Sb
be.. Intter Film. Document andomBab
lb Uone. Oce Fixares. Wedn ad
Ibting (ah Engawend Passel. M
SPECIAL RATES TO CASE CUSTOMERS.
Batafstio snrateed or sannsyeheefully
trsal. AssuCANICE~ AND COAL COMPAZY.
am offec: S. wer. 10th ahi Fm nw. Tejephene. ,3
red es irse and coal eade.s ha.=a
tN10Is ave, nw. E. B. m1LLlU. Manager. 1..IU
~~AUTO.-WISEING ALL OF OUR MA.
ea hkiaanes tlojgiv them eea W eatis'
wbethaat the COMNA*k 0na3 ~eeme
Lst gealme pars are med. ald nal h ~
shbne eu~a.i a r e mal.de posatw
SIT HAS COMEsiI
Wime.r. I mse . mp ssi
.mss with
a agg a
w. 9W
SPECIAL NOTICES.
.FIl:E'F1R'-4TH AND N. Y. AVF,
astee &-THIS and TOMORRon
NGthe last chanes to hear theevangelist
Bichell. on 'How to Escape the Eternal Fire." at
Fletcher. 4ah and N. Y. ave. Forty-tour souls eared. 1.
MAiONIC.-A IATEI COMMUNi
Wtion of Saint John's LIrd,. No. 11. F. A.
A. . will be bold at Masonic Temple FRI DAY. Feb
ruary 2tI. 1Mira. at 7 o'clock p. m.; work. third degree.
Punctual attendance requested. Members of other
lodiers fraternally nvited. By order W. M.
IfeZ ,-- t J. C. FILL, Secretary.
0--jATTENTION. ALL PEOPLE NOW IN
Washington connected with New Hamp
smi ties of ancestry. ---Tickets to the reception aNd
banquet to be tendred Gov. Hiram A. Tuttle stat
and party at Willdrd's Hotel FRIDAY EVENINGi.
FetM can be Procured at 1411 F wt n. w., from
it0 10 ooek this (Thursday) evening. It is hoped
that this oceaslam may be made a general social rV
union of people of New Hamlishire rr aw in
Waihington. GLO. W. 8AILENT.
It Chairman of Finance Committee.
I- ROBERT BERRY WISHES TO RETURN
his heartfelt thanks to his kind friends for
aid bi i in removing the remains of his beloved
wife, Emily. to a better site in the Marmonia eeme
tery. 1 l*
an I DESIRE TO STATE THAT THE MAR
riste notice of David Emer and M. N.
ibar cy l Smith that appeared in yesterday's Star is en
tjrel false. I was narried on Aprild 187. by Rev.
Dr. Roth in the Church of the Msh. 'Baltimore.
M4to James L. Smith of this city.
it . M. H AREEY SMIT H. 911 East Capitol St.
I HEItEiiY WARN THE PUBLIC NOT TO
credit my wife. Laura Bell. as she has left
my house and board. that I will not heresponible for
any debts contracted by her. GEO. A. BE.LL. 125-r
TO MEMBERS Or AMERICAN FRA
ternal Circle.-All members diasastioed with
the recent change in constitution and in tavor of
winding up the order please call at 1?220 Penna. ave.
and examine and sign petition or send name on postal
card to
23. Chamber of Commerce,
fG23-29* Baltimore. Ed.
KklSOME SAY IT DOES.
Narrow minded and narrow
windowed. Does one insure the
odter?
Certainly you would never sus
pect a handsome rasidence. wit%
genterols. spaciou entree tor the
su! ight of sheltering a crotch
or 9 arsituMoaUs owner. We A
suca windows with the lilest and
handsom-t Fnnefh plate PASS.
&uch glase lends 'tone, &a.
Thats our business.
* Glass hanaled lkselocoerk.o
CHAS. E. HODGKINS.
"Epert tfandier qf G1.s."
013 Ith at. n.w. taw
LIEE A LAST YEAR'S BIRD'S NEST.
An old hat is like a last year's bird's
nest. Don't arsrue yourself into wearing It
"it's out of date.' Besades the new spring
styles are so "nobby" and cheap. The
'r oper thing" for this season isthe "Dunlap."
whic= will be ready Saturday. It wia deo
wlet. Oter sprin n tsa :,.toj.x
Thce Leadinm District Hattera,
Sfe24 9" Pa. ave n.w.
B i "MERTZ'8" MODERN IDEAS.
All to pay turpep is our
shop - improvements as
'twre-walls newly pa
-pued-new furniture ne
essaryto keep pace with
our tdess of a modern tail
oring shop. The paper
hangers will be out today
and tomorrow we will
be awaiting your spring
enmmanda
Wf. C. MERTE'S
fgering Bicg,
U14 lth s. n.w. fo25
"WANTED." A CONTRACT FOR BIND
Kg inw 1j00 books. prices according to siso.
Appl to HODGES' NATIONAL BINDERY. 12S F
ft. Look out for the rush and come Soon. fos
KR ZSBOUNDS STRANGE. BUT TRUE.
Look beret If you are not using the
"Hammond Typewriter." you are not
using the beat.
I. C. PARKER. Bode Avent.
B-e~e and Bsht~ee. 618'Jkh st. miw. JI&
KR n' it time you wen Sending around for
that Phonograph you have bean promis
ing yourselft? Columbia Phanograph
Company. (07 Est. n.w. ho
"PtING NOTES" ON MEN'S GOOD.
VCM - Coats of all kinds will be cut longer ad
the trousers smaller. Licht-weight chariots and
worsteds in prays and tans will predominate. Vests
will be cut I shaped and the opening lower than
usual.
Double-breasted seks will continue popular.
The new sprimg goods were never more attrac
tive enticing, nor more reasonable in price. The
tendency is "u'nward and upward." and we feel
that the demand for ne goods (not necessarily
high priced) wdl be greater this seaman than ever
before.
Many are already selecting.
3. WARFIELD SIMPSON.
"Elspert in Tressere." (f25 Cor. 9th Sad a St. mu.
A FEW WORDS ABOUT HATS.
While about it. got the best. It repays
you-both In longer length of wear and the
superior style ana satisfaction. The 'best"
is the "Enox." Spring aas now ready.
Prias for Spring Hats. *:4. to S6.
B. H. STINEMETZ & nNs.
1237 Pa. ave. and 413 13th St. a.w. 10%
IZ:: DO YOU USE PAPERW
DraftinPapr Drawing Papers. Crayen
kvpers. Papers 0i1e. Rough and Glased. Trac
ing Papirs. *Egg ell" Cloth Back. Linan
e kind tded b an architect, surveyor or
sts.From the godto the very best
FRED. A. SCHMIDT. 5M 9th St. n.w.
fe25 Branch. 17:H: ren. ave. nw.
1 ,RUDDEN'S FURNITURE ROUSE.
OF COURSE YOU USE TOOTH POWDER.
An excellent. pleasant and inexpensive tooth
powder is made by mixing together one ounce of
a k. two drachms of sulphate cc
two drachms 01 rose pink.
I know that the "barsin drives" I -an offering In
Parlor Suites have etbated consternation in the furni
ture trade in this city-but I am not loeing anything
by my "cut prices." In order to increase my businses
and enlarge the nume of my patrons I am giving the
public the benedt of the unezpected "slump" IS
manufacturms' priese-end imaasnuch as I was theb
pioneer in this partIcular inetance Ia snaturally justi
fied in mny exp.ctannoe of the "l.In's abase" ci pairen
ape.
655 SUITES-0
-0 SUITEU-5
0d5 SUITES 63.
JORN RUDDEN.
512 Imaeth strest northust.
3.LW.1
~RCALL AND SEE
QUa
NEW
53ENNGTON
EAUDARD TTPEW3ITE
Esssemsta.ny Improving .bn praeical quad
ita, hoace lgsconenatiy lnsessingpspela
atheminkaser the wesrd.
Wr OEs . IanaNSr a nEmNsOT.
$1054= , er AND I ~s N.W.
WOMNsNEW TONK
NOW aNiDr.
' ANES T. DAYW0' 0GS
find asuwanN. Avs in
-'. amma
Washington News and Gosip.
sadenso e Aesaemms
" = ?11%*........................... .e Vi
AVUsPMRNTS...................P. S
ATTORIETS 7
AUCTION SAL.... . S
BICYCLMS..................... a
C c ............. "9
BOARDING.JPr
BUSINESS CANC . Pam 2
CITY ITEMs . Page 8
COUNTY T Pae 3
DEATEM... .......... ......... Pam b
DENTISTRY...... p............
EDUCATIONAL .Pass
EXCURSION. 8Pae
FINANCIAL
FOR LEASE * Pare 3
FOR RENT 2
FOR RENT (MIer. Page 2
FOR RENT 0 ..nm. Pa 2
FRRENT (Noom) ....P.........ps 2
FOR RENT (Rouse *, g'
FOR RENT (tam). P.e...........Pu 2
FOR RENT (ftsb t.. 'Pue 2
FOR SALE (**aem.. . ............Pge 2
FOR SALL Pa 2
FOR BALE (Borsesas' Vea i . Pase 2
FOR SALE (Mas ..-......... ..... P 2
FOR SALE ( -ssam ..................... Page 3
ROTEL .............................. ...........*P a
INUNCE ................Pge I
LECTURE .........
LADIE GOODS .............4e 7
LEGAL NOTICE.....................Page 8
LOCAL MENTION -...... --. . Pag-e 8
LOST AND - .. Pare 3
MA IIUCUA-............................... Page 7
MARRIAGE&-.......... ...................... Pass 4
MEDICAL ...... ............. ...... Page 8
MISCELLANEOUS .............................. Page 5
MONEY WANTED AND TO MWAN ..........Page 3
NEW PUBLICATEONS . a
NOTARIEO9UBLIC.........P 3
OCEAN STEAMS ........................Pae 7
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS ...................Pace 7
PIANOS AND OM.A ...... ....Pae 7
PERONAL............ ........Page 2
PROPOSALS.. ...........................'m. 8
PROFESIONA.,.........................Pago
R AILmAD..... ...........Page 7
SPECIAL NOTICE.....................Paee 1
aPE.CIAIyIES ..........................Page 8
SUBURBAN PROPERTY................... . Pae 3
SUMMER RE TS . .........h.e 3
WANTED (Kelp)............................ 2
WANTED (Rone" ..... ...... .Page 2
WAlTED(Lots)................ .. ...Page 2
WANTED (ems).. .........Page
WANTED (Situatimz) ........8...............Pase 2
WANTED (Cisenanesea).....................e4* :
WINTER RENORTg ............................ Pug S
GovEaNENT Rzcvsr ToDAT.-Iternal rv
eonu. 73,mi; endtows, SeM57.
A PATRAera EsTman.-ayNmaster Charles
P. Thompson was placed on the retired list of
the navy yesterday.
BoNse RzBED m.-The amount of 4% per
cent bonds redeemed yesterday was $20,750,
making the total redemptions to date *23,340,
960, and leaving outstanding, *2,163,750.
Ngw Olo BAn.-The controller of the cur
rency has authorized the Hayden National Bank
of Columbus, Ohio, to begin business with a
capital of 0200.000.
Gov. Tuimr- and staf of New Hampshire
were presented to the President at the White
House yesterday afternoon by Senator Chand
ler.
FOURTE-CLASS POSTmASTRS.-Fourth-class
ostmnasters have been appointed as follows:
C. L Anderson, Aneake; F. I.
Duntiee, Mountain Lake.
CoUoncu or USUUAT.-Becest roturns
from Uruguay show that during the month of
November 1,097 vessels arrived at the port of
Montevideo, sng 329,026 tons, and 1,087
vessels departed iha port, representing
"T7,739 taans.
Nain, Omasas.-Salmsker Was. Redstone
bee been detached from the navy yard at
Mare island, CaL, and ordered to the receiving
ship Independenee. Paymaster Charles P.
Thompeon has been placed en the retired list
from February , 1892.
Suvun PneMasM.-The o6ere of siVer to
the Treasury Department today aggregated
880.600 ounces. The amount purchased was
430,600 ounces. as follows. 60,000 ounces at
".9110. 58,000 ounces at 00.9125. 50.600 ounces
at e0.9130. 42.000 ounces at @0.913M 225,000
ounes at 4.9137.
Tits Pazsernzx's Tax.-Te President has
somewhat changed his plaiss for his trip to
Virginia Beach and has determined to go by
rail instead of by boat. The party will leave,ac
cording to the present Drogramat 10:57 o'clock
tomorrow morning by ihe Atlantic Coast Line
and will go by way of Richmond and will reach
the beach at 6:30 tomorrow evening.
Ta Roca Co= PAR AwAas.-The re
port of the sppraisement of the Rock Creek
Park lands has been transmitted to the Presi
dent by the Book Creek Park commission and
now awaits only the President's approval. It
is understood that the report will be referred
to the Departmert of Justice for sonsidera
tion of all the legal points involved.
Nzw PAcs.a Post Cosvastox.-A parcels
postoonvention between the United States and
the Windward Islands was today signed by
Postmaster Geneel Wanmaker on behalf of
this goverdment and Sir Jutias Pauneefote on
the pqt pf Great Britain. It is similar in its
terms'to bhe conventions recently entered into
between the United 8tates and other bitish
colonths.
Gow~ Duoovna xx traumao-A very Im
portant discovery of free millng ore, running
O00 i gold to the te, has recently been made
uer Monterey, Mezice, by a hialfeenla miner-.
The trst assy of this ore gave thirty-six
ounces to ths ton. A vein three feet thick has
since been Whisk warisest oeness
to heto. rtoremininrin thtstate
has been carrted on sclasvely for low grade
Insing ores, but the existese ot gold-bearing
min== was until reently uasewn.
Pusown,.-W. 3. Hubbard of Ohbo 1.3.
Kosher of Phadelspha, 1. Taylorof New York,
B. 3. Dunida et Pilts., P4., T. N. Laos of
Deri asS W. D. Hill et Ohio are at WIB
lard's.--. L~. Helt of New York, Thomas
W. Hanes ot Wikesharre ad Jp 3.
K.....and a. V. Watson ot New York are
at the RedlL--ankC. t '
E. N. Vaugh et New Y E. asait
of svat and Henry A. Wst of New
are sat theBge--L get
N.Vay Clnolamati. 1.3S. Jamses ofeteg
and N. 0. Brown et a m at the 'ui
tea.-E. . etNew Yerk, 3.
tea et Ia. Fraensee, John Thomsp
sen of Toroats ad Geege N. Head of
CLare at ths Usseham.-W. L. Cowiss
of ..m Qt.See, N. NayfDeroit, C. L.
Devis of e Yeuk, letrik 5eArkansa
Win.D. att 3 Imee8,
Mas, A. Eet IS. Jmsses n
w fek esnt -N.O.Bead of
EisagR 0, 3., Va.. V. 0. MsDesli ot Newark,
3. L. Chat A. ad i. OhIo,
and ). W. 3l (Esa osft h
Freeada.--E 0. 3d G . L~.
an~Manch
at SB k M~.O
P. b8 of
___ 15Ute.M
as Osmandf
3b ev 3.
A.of a
A L0W OF WrIIMwUIs.Lage.
PIebaMy Wetitug Win meenti We To.
migate Demeeiatte Caueus.
'lere Is an awful lot of wirepulling beag
done today in conection with the demecratic
caneus tonight. Those members and tenastore
who are aazious to get rid of the silver qee
tion are hard at work among their colleagues
urging the postponement of the question utai
"eit session.
Few if any. and probably some, et te
Henators will attend the cancues. but they an
trying to influence ite actien from without.
Senator Gorman was on the floor of the House
for a time this morning talking with embers
The slver men are worked up over the attitude
of Mr. German and of Mr Hill (through his
friende here). Both are mid to be anxious to
prevent the Bad bill being sent to the enate.
The silver men are complaining that German
and Hill are afraid to face the quoesu and that
to S themselves the' want the House to take
the responsibility for the death of the 6il.
wuar O~rUi33 MS SAT.
Some of the southern men declare that for
them to agree to smother the bill wald inenre
their defeat at home, and that they cannot af
ford to sacritce themselves in the interest Of
presidential candidates.
-icy .y Uhat it the bill gose to the 8ente
both Gorman and Hill will vote for it and that
they Merely want to avoid that neessity.
MOTRINo wit. C og' TUE caA.
It is apparent, however, that the fact tat
Gorman and HUlI. as well as Mr. Cleveland, ae
urging that the silver question be set aide is
tly perplexing their followers is the House,
nnot likely that anything definite will ceme
of the cancs. but the silver men are ready to
yield se far as to accept a late
date for the consideration of the Bland in
spite of the fact that there is a propt of a
ibuster against the measure which might
carry the fight to the end of the session with
out action unless the committee en ruloe will
interfere to secure a vote.
TUR DSmocAiTc covoNa1oSaSAL CemtMM.
Another question that will come up in the
caucus is the selection of the demoeratic ei
gressional committee.
Mr. Flower of New York was chairmm of
the last congressional committee and his see
cessor is now to be chosen. Mr. Wilson of
West Virginia. Mr. Bvfnum and two or thsee
others are mentioned for the place.
ooiAma4's OLiVE naNCE.
The Arst olive brazach was tendered te te
silver men by Senator Gorman of Maryland
this morning. but it was by no means received
in a spirit which gave hope to the east
era democrats. Senator Gorman eame
over to the House and asked Mr.
Bland and his friends to consent to
the appointment of a "joint cauces committee"
by the democratic Betresentatires and Sema
torn, which should centrol party measures of
legislation during the present session and de
cide what bill should have precede- in tde
order of consideration.
mU. aLAND naie iT.
Mr. Bland rejected the suggestien almed
with indignation. He declared that nothing
would satisfy the free coinage amen of the
House but the passage of the free
bill, and that, too, at a& early day.
served notice, so to speak, en Mr. Gorman and
the eastern democrata that no postpooement
or dallying with the questios would be permit
ted by the free coinage men. He insisted that
the issue must be met and that, so far as the
House is concerned, a tree coinage bill must be
passed. Particular stress was laid by Mr. Bland
upon the intention of the free silver people in
the House to pas a bill regardleom of the sead
meatsof the democratie Senators, and be asserts
that no joint caucus or joint committee weld
be allowed to exercise any dictation what
ever in the matter. It is the intention Or the
free coinage mns tonight to a ressn
tios in the caucus of dem presese
tives iaolaing that the MU-se m p-'- a bau
coinage bill this ssom and amsing a
its consideration. Lively ticssiticbe
made to any propositioby Mr. urer
or his friends that the .estors be given a
voice in the caucus. A number of the dome
cratie advocatesof free coinageare absent frees
the city, but Mr. Bland and his friends feel
confident that they have amcni stiengtk to
control the result in tonight's cances,
A OtTITU P11owouiTIOg.
The opponent of Mr. Blend and i el
leagues are preparing a counter proposition,
which they will present and Upon whick the
battle will be fought. This propo
aitio: will name a date or instruct
the committee on raks to name a date
upon which the free coinage bill shall be
taken up for discussion, and eall be the
only subject of discussin for e
week or longer. At the e tratie of that
time, however. it shall be understood
that a motion for postponeament of
final action shall be is order and that no vote
shUal be taken en the Bland bill untl Doom
ber 10-after the prsideantial election.
This program, they contend. would en
able all the free coinage men to de
Clare their position in the House and ae
their speeches next fa for whatever practical
effect they might have in their respective dis
tricts. At the sasme time the democrate
as a party would be the
naeessity of recording ws upon
this precarious issue until after the
general elections when the BinA bill could be
taken pand considered without regard to its
Z= oton the party.
TUE PI3WEON 0WCI.
Moeeng at She Opalitl n.-.aSe. 0e E
vestigme El Opsmsas.
The special committee aonimne to tovesi
gate the manageament of the pension eges
under Cm--liin-- Baim today bea its
teak. It was deids to hold sessions en Mon
day and Thursday of each week begimmng at
10 o'clock am.
llepresentative MElee of wonciet hg
with lipestative Coor et Indiana, is e
desting teprosacatien, seggested that as the
comsmittee might wisb to emnmim e e f
e..a eit. eenvenlsee w bedh .s
evdareoma in the pension oese ue eat
apart for the committee.s se.
Ex-Reessn=-ave Epasn, whoe emaisl for
the comm=iniousr= said that Mr. Bam would
wilingly do tisM and enly askd a 'aesettie
as to whom the room would be isdo t order
that It amight he made weedy, aB GO seems tn
the pension emes being ton m.
Mr. Kale. then effered to evidenee eser4
of the :srecerd In the tnenf=o et the
Cgress to appoinmnts and
promoion in thpn eeos.M He bjsetta
was oeed h ENvson, bet when Mr.
Emies toeder the testiseoy OtGen
said that deiil d weteb teesay thaS these was
anything these to whish he would oest ha
thnt he wlshd to emw he a prepuletp
of leimng to -em extnt the
admismica ot testimeny whiss would ge to the
record. These was, he said, a vat ams et
matter to the previous rseed which ael wold
agree In the Sune of the eseluslous pes
remebed ought met to apeant this rseed and
was entirely EU4 Stoteasbjeat af Om to
For innaeg, he swed to Go meu of
hesed eartoto satsmasnto pupoe give at
Ge fierth rernarea thm ese
evidenee eatn to Cema--- Unees
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aos knew that the eumitesse m go tos
teematteraend - eas viesst
Me. EMee Qh~tte slam e thQe toe
testinseeatotan reoser me
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OTHER TELEGRAPIIIC NEWS.
we n aISOP oF CavUeaimf,
Cnse aiem at ee Utsme Sev. s-nse ?,
mosumeafsn.
PoUA.tLese. Feb. 15. --With the splendid
oeynem"aiee in the ritual of the Uo.am. (la
ohc cherub, Right Bev. lgatiee F. Meret
men. camee-ler of the erChdiooese 4
Philadelphia. wm thse morning elevated o
the high dignity of bishop of the sea g
Cleelahd. Te Impremive esemaemea weos
performed in the upseemos atsedral is do
rwesuceo of threw archdeacome, tharteen
at-homs five monsigmare, hundredeo etatu
an aemmecngeato. s ie tr
Horet-uan'o great popularaty samg pepeat
all deomoinsmatione is the. bee masave t theem
was a" mapeleedted demand frt eq
admittmare to te cathedral. and it was toed
os Tuesday eveni that tckets for over ea
in the church had en distributed. Ma'y ap
p 1eanteof veterdey and tod., were, 0
fredsappoiteod is obtauning adasmeme.
1e cosecrator was Arbishop Elder eq
(inciauati and Arebbiehop Corrga of liew
York ollciated s celebrant. Cardinal Gibbome
Pronouaed the p"U"6al blemsing aadh
emon wa preached by Archbishop ir 4
PhiladelIphua. Tomorrow %he am niehV=
for his diocese in iis.
Te newly coneeersted bishop eq (Uevehed
was bors In Philadelphia fleoember 14, 1its.
He attended the public e1boo. said grednated
frome the high school in 1657. Afterward be
studied in La Halle cang and do
veeparatory maimary at Glee KEde. me was
one of the Arat chse-- t eter the Amesem
College at Bome, being specially selected by
lishop Wood. me was elevated to
the priesthood is Same am Je I
106L A year later he soe do
degree of doctor eq davisity. Beterulg to
11Aa1e"is he was an the latter part eq
tMRs appointed profesor eq logie. maets
Physics 4and eths, a well -a eq (r
ms ad Hebrew, in Mt. cGarles Bsrrem*e
Hemusery there. le remameed at t
college aut the dose at i77, whem he Oep
pointed et at. Matr' Church. Be men
a par wt adrable ability end
tact. nd drew to the church Irge congregs
ons. be carefully did he antge ti amm eof
ti that when he left, afzor having bees
is coDMIS ly lses tan eight yease
there wea a balsos sf ever sIe,.0 to do
Church's credit.
D. the r t A
aler ot the rchdbocame. which paeties e
ines suied with iarked abilty. In
additesm te his dates in chan
ellor, Dr. oreman is i
director of the Catholic Oub eq Pad
and chaplain eq the coevest eq beum tiMM
ineleding the apiritual direction ot three sr
gs*mu son that meat there and that wre swa
edla gay ot former pupas at the AndeW.
is also a valeedooestrabser to the Anms
COtholac Quarterly Bevaew.
APpopriate, dAmonItre In bb Me e
were hedan Ieephis en the soems et
the twoaty-1fsh anniverery or ateer ubiee
of his ordinai, whick was osiaheate
impresively. Archbishop lyan p Aemabed
the jubilee memos an the onatdh
At a teption of the C(aMele Gb is
ethislayfiendeaperue eq fm ase
presented, whisk em he at ese oNd e
to #4. Vaess's m emo.
Nea LMamuine mu. gFau.
me VPuetetere oe the 'emahm RWO
Elmed amall Amemm.
Pnvmaa, Pa., Feb. 5.-Jedge oier a
morning paised seatece in te Qsy-hd Md
es as follows: lba the Pod Pablng Cem
pay pay SM to the eammenunith, A. J.
Derr on to the commonwealth end damms
on to tse eceamowealth. ud ePrter ed
that me mom"e was shown in
that it was done d -rag a heted m
was des te m- --m-ce----- ham ab am .
-- - MGM
am uSu'&VE to = Iso
le'----y at mr ---.-me- -
ot tnet.g nar s lMt wsemb.
Basant, Feb. 2L -The eam iteat e O
Mentage, charged with enemng te dem eq
her child by eavel traetmat, s eerned to
day. The crowd was se geat and Beeling e
stroug that as eas fere of piM. see
semed rem Ceaemine to preesro Seder and
prevent undesirabmle psra bum eatsig do
cart room.
IUe sme her set
triiag maisbehavier, for wh Ishe bad bass
jAnis a dark room. end how MEr. M
tied bar and abused her sealle
'Tim resut ofW me eain een thtie
Of mmAge e estained, and 1
-ftr remoaded for formal tral.
@@UPLAgaT AGAINST CANAme,
em y Uimee remma am----a- a
mest ot lsmamsa amuB COppeha,
Ormawa. Owz.. Fob. 5.-be eeetoery 4
etate for the elamise, Lord Enstdswd, hm
tanmmitted to the govermor gemesd a Mate
romaived by Lord Mialismbury 0eom 1eseta
Daine, preteting is the .engst t.em peet.
bie is diplematic itoeresemegaales endad
of the Ca -dian eeremeete goat e
e Ammerieas eisema. Mr. Maie seeisma
previmse of th Mimoids act ot lee. hat
the privige t Copy- in a
United States dealy app to etac
foreign etetee as grant -amaar prieige to
eiena. Geet Britain, therough Lead Um~
hyto ti and i--leleu the law eq
ifore in all Bum pish
L aine teists ost tihat opu~ y
Ameriemme ar C-nadianope ha been as
fused by advice of the mnmistar eq
jastice and liss rard eS-a-er, to ~ei~a
that thme efusal of thme (emal.. gp~eos
if eetained, will esaltnee a breamh otm
en the pat et Groat Britas.
Minala..er Justice Thompson ematattrie
yesterday in regard to the eeer andemid be
did nat eesider the ereoameat with ess
Britain a a teeaty, and eomeany thest
law at (lamada compelled him to snans.w
Eight to comme to a ostimss eq as
aNsem, t F e e
E.B~t g &EmaUe ssiem.g ge g
laasos, Dab . -Tme espert pse.
mentery eemte en bu oenudien eq e
ermy serviee ha bees isese Itappreessehog
servie, -eie the Indian armsy adm them
are maym daeets at hoea, whe. U to aspe
eanst f~sedisee - e atet to seq ama
for Inia. I eape that yeeus hooqaa e
seresse egts at to be einead a obatss
The epoet adehas edme sam e.
in th esaiteeend m Q e ense et
..r .22...e o e.. .e s, 1
the1iam empe it is teo
toe -e teasnied to esilem mesa
---ai-a-- hat has cheesune~
peudema. If e seforme sin e
dtqdeem he me ~
Esses. . -A dinth bur Ma
qatge h n mes e n~msta s mih estm
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