Evening Star Newspaper, July 6, 1889, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Northwest Corver Pennsylvania Ave. and 11th 8t., by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, 8. H. KAUFFMANN, Pres't Evextva Stan is served to subscribers in 2 city tg camriereon thelr own acrount, at 10 cents Py werk. or 44c per month. Copies at the counter, con's. cack. ‘mail Prepaid—50 cents month; obe year, $6; six months, $3. (Entered at the Post Office st Washington, D. C., as second-class mail matter | anton aha ‘Star—j lial on Friday- vant Mansa Six mentee, Sb emte £97-All mail subscriptions must be patd in advances no paper sent longer than is paid for. Rates of advertising made known on application. Vo. 75—No 13,071, B. RIORDAN, 611 N STREET N W.. GEN- ‘eral coutractor of all kind of artiicial wranolithic pavement; stablescarriage houses jars made dry and free from fo jor. F REMOVAL. Be. M. YOUNG HAS REMO\ jnrae etock of carriages to 45 msylva here be will be pleased to see hie ‘old custom D.C. FAHEY, GENERAL‘CONTRACTOR Walks, Cellsrm and Stable Floors Laid with ASD =i or Portland Cement. my it 16-3m. ‘oom 108, Lenman Building. OR SALE—LOTS. __ ‘NG HAS REMOVED HIS avenue, rs and ude, RE E—COAL AND WOOD YARD, NORTH. Fees 0° EEE, Mo **Xyargein in 15 lote northeast 7 JOH Together or sepa- ra N O. JOHNSO! RAL SPECIAL BARGAINS IN an Brown's subeof Mt Pleasant abd ‘Cali at once or lose your opportu- ERMAN & CO., 1407 Fst. $y6-3t TES IN ; 26 feet ny a = SANT, FR oH KTPORD, ming Building. jy6-1m z 1419 Gat. [OR SALE—LOTS aT FOREST GLEN . MD. ONLY 207m: ride from 3 o cent et Os 5K HERTBORD, jy6-3m. 1419 G st. {OR SALE—LOTS— FP Sah atic of Mammachusetts ave. bet, 21st and 224 sty. JOHN JOR SALE—ONE OF THE CHOICEST ST Fok. ‘Northwest for s beautiful reuidence front. every, improvement; omy $2,100. J JOHNS SF st FOE Sie-Lors IN €550 up. Sts. u.w., 25 by about 125, with large stable on rear; 11,006. Nth st. bet. Mansachusetts « N st. nw., lot 14, square 158: price per foot, 50. New Haufahire ve. aw. beautiful lot, pric toot, #210. Mite DEN ee ist and 22a sta n.w., fine . w., lot 14, square 51: price Per foot ast side of 2d st. bet. Hacd i sta. ne. lot 39 and part of 37, square 776, =: : 16%x110 and 13x110; price per foot, ileridian Hill, a lot in block 18; price per foot, 30c. ae = BH. WARNER & INE 25 NE 25-FOOT LOTS 4¥¢ acres suited for cash; will trade. Address 1y ms OF }— BEAUTIFUL LOT IN MT. PLEASANT, 40. cents: sp) JOR SALE—FIVE Li Cirele, 20 teet fron: GOW in 90 days: balau or before —- Apply CHAKLES EARLY, 603 14th sse-3t {OR SALE—TWO BEAUTIFUL BUILDING de of Q st. b.w., bet. 6th and trout by 104 ft 6 in. deep to a OWNEK, 429 P at. aw. J LOT ON NORTH § fot T-shaped alley. can q Food WAG- OICE 97 to es ob frout and four ou rear ® speculation; price, $ JF OO 14th st. n. F—-14 LOTS OD jary and Su in the most rapidly i and wil pay well as an investment. GEO. W. LINEINS, 19th and H sis. nw. TWO NICE BUILDING LOTS ON M bet N. Cap. and Ist sts, 20100 each; ohe part price $Uc ADLEY, 927 F._ ty wall, SWORMSTED? & Bi SALE—FOUR YEARS AGO THE POPULA- of FINDLAY, O10, was nearly 5,000, now it is nearly THIRTY THOUSAND. . Four lines of street cars been spent ic inprovements. Hundreds of being erected and real estate located we center of the city can be purchased for $150 per lot of s2-lw SPECIAL NOTICES SPECIAL NOTICES. COMMUTATION TICKETS. books containing 100 tickets, transf On all Hines of the Herdic Coaches for sule at eho. offices, 10th and C sta. 8... 1912 Est. B.W., an e fol ¥. PITZER & Co. 3 T. E OGRAM, 1211 Peni =. ¥F McC. CRISWFLL, 1101 F st. n.w. A.J. SCHAFHIRT, North Capitol and H st, ROB'T SCHOLL, 2ist andG st. ice, 70. 3e18-1m — GAS #IXTURES. NEW STYLES. LOW PRICES. CHARLES A. MUDDIMAN, ap20.3m 1206 F ST. — WASHINGTON CAMP. NO. 1, PATRI tic ler Sons of erica meets iN. "AY EVENING, $5 Ty, t._E. Hall, 31 nw. Ry a N J. RAE. = MEETING OF Secretary inwe H i= Soe < the Stockholders of the National Union In- rate Coupany of Waxhinucton for the election uf Nine Directors wi the office = pany, 643, ‘ouimana ‘ave, MONDAY, Suly 8,1589. Poll oO Ol ery m. “ybae™ 8 *°*NObLE'D. LaRNen, secretary. OFFICE mo LITAN RAILR¢ MPAN HINGTON, June 30, 1889. Notiée is hereby given that the annual meeting of the stockholders for the election of seven directors of his com} ‘will be held at this office on WEDNES- July 10. The polls will be open from 2to4 2. 4 ON, President. GEO, W. PEARSON; President REAL ESTATE 18 F st, is now Je7-1mo WM. J. WILSON, Secretary. GEO. B. WILSON, Broker, formerly of 14 located at 1221 F st. WESLEY CHAPEL, CORNER OF 5TH F stan. ‘school CHURCH OF THE REFORMATION, PA. ‘ave, and 2d st. s.¢., Capitol Hill. . E ea liel otter eorteme ass free. 1t* CONN. AVE — Preac! vunday 1 am: IP tor, 1) ie tion of Y CHURCH, 00 needed. vices to-morrow: ion: 11 a.m,, Litany, Hi Rey. 7:30 mot Sp Eve i mon m., Evensong An Holy ‘Palt Ghoral). Ai oats GURLEY MEMORIAL Pi ERIAN ‘church, Le Droit Park Botndasy st. hea? aching to-morrow at 1{ a.m. byt a Miller. No evening ‘until Sep th school at 4 p.m. Prayer macoting, _YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA. | en popes pl at poluactinen' abject, Practical Christianity. t pel meet ; Sul ical Cl a mn"! Yail'to ‘beat ‘hia. "Good music. Young’ men and strangers welcom rt ae FIFTEENTH-ST. PRESBYTERIAN ‘Chureh.—Grand temperance mass-meetii Sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock. ssay, recitations an Fecd music. By is Homar will sing the autiful contrilto solo, Geo. H. > using Fires.” Rey. Dr. |. Corey will deliver All Vited. ‘Seuts free. a ‘shortsermons. Seats free: come. rt, school, #30 an. Young Mou’s meeting Pm.’ Bible service 8pm. Prayer praise service Thursday, t ALL SOULS’ CHURCH (UNITARIAN), ; corner of 14th and L. sts. n. w.—Proaching mm morning only by Rev. Rush R. Shippon, pastor. iy FIRST. METHODIST PROTESTANT ‘Church, 500 Vircinta + Rev. JE. ‘icholson, pastor & m. subject, “The Medi torial Work of Christ” Communion; 8 p.m., “Thi Angel's Visit to Lot.” Sunday school, 9:16 a.m.’ Cl ‘30 p.m. Everybody welcome, 1 15; gospel serv- 45 pm." Branch meetings usual (see Gospel on, Sunday, cor. and Sth s P.m.; cor, 7th and T sts. n.w., 5 p.m.; Market § 6-15, Executive committes mecting Tuesday, & p. it* —_ c i ice daily r any GRAND RAL ‘tral M. E. church, Sunday, July lovefeast '10 a.m., eal; Preaching at 11 a.m. by or pastor. preaching 3pm, by at 8 p.m. by Rey. N. H. Carroll of Alexan body invited. BROOKS, Pastor. N- M ‘TRUSTEES CE! LB. 7 OFFICE OF THE CH! PEAK! — OHIO CANAL COMPANY, sha The bocesenry handle ep Popatr the In ler to wide the nec a4 repair qaial tad pat It io good navigable orderit bee, bos determined by the president and direciors, with the approval of the board of public works, to issue three hundred thousand dollars of repair bonds. These bonds will be of the devomination of one thousand doila: and five hundred dollars, will run for twenty yea will bear interest at the rate of six per cent, and will be secu a mortyage of the tolls and revenues of nals are now for sale, and bids will be re- ceived at the company’s office, Georgetown, D. y ord of the ssoesgebaphess STEPHEN GAMBRILL, Je29,4y2,6,9,13816 President, => McKENDREE M. E. CHURCH. MAS' cl lina, 7th st. afternoon, 3:30 o'clock, childi auspices of Washington Juvenile pie. ,, Sunday night at 8 o'clock Dr. C.N. Whitney and Mr. J. ©. will speak. Monday night Rey, Frank Gardner of East Capitol st. Baptist Church will speak. Every body welcome. Bring Triumphant Songs, it = GOOD TEMPLARS’ HALL, 4% AND PA. ave. Grand Teniperance Rally Suaday night by Minnehaha Lodge, No. 1. A splendid program been prepared. ‘Recitation, speaking mg. Every- «an: 3 body invited. “Come, and bring Gospel Hymns, 1t PERSEVERANCE LODGE, GOOD TEM- lars, says come; and let him that heareth Kev. munion service. 9:30 a. m., Sui and evening Su ser’ during the summ:r as usual. 1t GR. ‘Canal, Georgetown, D.'C,, Tho.nse 0. Tot pastor-—Moruitwr prayer whildrén catechised), 43 m._ Litany, sermon and. Communion at 11a. m, ing er and Prayer and tecture Friday, ® p.m. services, All welcome. ri MRS, LUCY WEBB HAYES’ MEMORIAL services at Foundry M.E. church to-morrow unday) at 8 p.m., under auspices of the Woman's ¢ ni Elliott, Gen. say 0 to Bay Ridge on MONDAY, the 8th instant. i Buy tickotsat B. and 0. depot—adult tickets, @1: a ay ee gi children’s tickets, 50 cts.—o: lodge, members with ‘Mrs. Bovee and Mra, Roach will make short addresses. white badges, A'good cause, a good tinea ood place, Mrs. Wilkinson will sing Mr. John Bottomle: id ® good day. Come. solos. Mrs, ‘Tilton will read an original m. Pub- ree ae THE FOLLOWING PERSONS AKE E) ployers of union butchers and are recor quonded to the patronage of all friends of organized jabor. C. G. Pfluger. A. Loefiter. F. Seitert. ‘Tony Ruppert. P. Augusteffer. fer. _Jel5-s,t4w qe BIG BARGAL UNTIL JULY 15TH. In order toreduce my stock of Suitings, Trouser- ings. and Vestings, I will sell for the next fifteen days ‘ata very smail per cent above actual cost. If you ha bad trouble in getting stylish fitting garments, give mea trial. Satisisction guaranteed oO _e29-skwSt G. Botch. uppert. Sautus Auth. 3. Sel jerchant Tatlor, ave. aud 10th st. ~THE AL MEETING OF olders of the Auacostia and Poto- ver Kailroad Company, for the election of Di- and such other business as may properly come tockholder’s meeting, will be held at the office tia, MONDAY, July 8, 1589, ISSOLUTION OF PART- firm of Wade, Jenks & C publi y solved by consent of the several partners. Mr. 5! John Appo will pay all outstanding debts of ‘said fir and is authorized to collect and receipt for all mone; due said irm. THOMAS L. WADE, J_ EDWARD JENKS, ST. JOHN APPO. Wasnrxerox, D. C., July 3. f a —_ I HEREBY NOTIFY ALL TELEGRAPH i=: and electric light companies to remove all ines from thy, Pretiees ave. and 600 B st, w. PATKICK MOORE. dya-3t" st? ‘ON MARKET COMPA SALE— lw" LE—FINE LOTS— JOR SAL c. Sy eTouel to 10th st., 32x60, bet. 171 bet. 4th aud e. Bw Square al Square 1099. jezelze TY JOR SALE-A BARGAIN—CH¢ Lot, 20 feet front, alley side ai 13th st, bet. Wallach an Un. w. ; $2,000 for fewdays SKELL & McLERAN, 1008 F st. n. w. E CHEAPEST LOT IN THE yon New Hampshire ave. between et HEISKELL & McLERAN, 1008 F st, n. is Of all 10, ‘. H. SYPHERD & Co., Sun Building. 7-eolm JOR SALE Natuable Lots fn square 186. adjoining the rest- dence of the late W. W_ Corcoran, fronting on “Con- Recticut avenue” and on Ist. u: Square” and “Farr: lots 15, 16, 17, 18, bw. W th and uear "Lafayette nd bein subdivision NTHONY HYDE, CHAKLES M. MATTHEWS, ‘Trustees of the Estate of W. W. Corcoran, $10-Im 714 Lothat. n.w., WasBington, D.C. OR SALE—BROOKLAND AND SOUrH BROO! nd lots, We have ts in these sub- none at from 4 to 12 cents pe foot. Call i your choice. the District of Columbia; to the electric and steam cars. McLA BAICHELDER, F st_ now Foe sures IN WAGGAMAN AND RE dout's addition to the ot Washington, formerly Ww te ll be constructed, a charter having al Deen obtained from Congress. Speci¥l prices tu peo Ble of prominence whe will build ive hoases, Call for plat, also bulletin of cheap property. JNO. F. WAGGAMAN, my10-3m ak WO Lath st SALE— 5,000 FEET OF GROUND; Hampshire ave, ive or more lots of not less than 5 FRANK B. CONGER, h and fest frontage. OR SALE— THAT SPLENDID LOT Cn southeast curuer New Lire ave. H sts... will make | WASH ¥. Dividend Notice. Adividend (No. 25) has this day been declared of 40 cents a share, payable at the office of the Company im Center Market on and atter WEDNESDAY, July 10. SAM'L W. CURRIDEN, Sec; Wasurxeton, D. a@=w.WE HAVE TOO Suits, Men that wear 40, 4 Suits will find Suits to it, and at agreeabl ay: GEO. SPRANSY. 434 => TO THE AFFLICTED.+G. M.=MAX- YELL, Natural Physician, diagnoses and 0 medicine. Satisfaction” cuaran! 513 21th st. nw A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE STOC OLDERS OF THE CITIZENS’ EQUIt- SOCIATION, of Georgetown, D. AY EVENING, July 8, 1559, at !, Georgetown, for the purpose of au- issue of stoc C_P. WILLIAMS, Secretary. WM. EDGAR ROGERS, Counsellor at Law. rs Ontice removed from 133% F st.to 920 Fst. n.w. $5-6* J. F. MANNIN ng a new OFFICE AND WORKS, 1320 Pa. ave. n.w., Has opened a Branch Yard 14th and New York ave. n.w. The largest and finest display of Monuments in Washington, Special designs furnished. —_Je8-1m THE GREAT BARGAINS YET IN Dry Gooda st LUTTREL'S, Cor. 20th st. b.w. Just received, 100 more White worth 81. One cage best Percales at 10c., Gue case Batiste at 8c., worth 12c. Lot Temnauts of Black Silks, at prime Cost. One case 4-4 Bieached Cotton at Sc., worth 1c. Great bargains in Winte Goods. Underwear, Hosiery, Gent’s Outin Shirts from 0c. to #3. A'uew lot Just received and cheap. For bargains iu all clas-es of Dry Goods, Call on Hos, J. LOTL Jez2-2w Cor. 20th st. und Pa, THE EXTENSIVE SHIRT Bi {the late JW. Amer bas Been T. Hall, who will continue the same at old stand, 1th st. p. w.. till July 1. aiter that at 908 Fst. n. re former patrous will be curdiuily welcomed rders faithiully executed. ¥. T. HALL, Shirt Maker, 521 Lith st. new. aud 90S F st. uw, P. 11 ww and © 18-3m WOODWAKD, Wy 7 and ¥ Gunton Law Building, 472 Louisiana ave, TITLES TO REAL ESTATE. Special indices to the rts on titles luade with Teasobable rates. REMOVAL—THE “KRAKAUER” AND other pisuos and Burdette organs after Jui: for sale at ny new establisbmen OF MUSIC. 1209 st. n.w. GH. KUHN, C EQUITABLE CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION, “EQUITABLE BUILDING,” 1003 F 8T. ASSETS $1,044,781.37. ft #5 per foot, ANK B. Co: ay 719. 719. aT cost. With a view to making timportant changes in my ousiness, I will sell my entire stock of IMBROIDERIES, LACES, DRESS TRIMMINGS, GLOVES, HANDKERCHIEFS, BLACK, BLACK- AND-WHITE AND WHITE DRESS GOODS, COTTON AND GAUZE UNDERWEAR, PARA- SOLS, UMBRELLAS, FANCY GOODS and NO- TIONS AT COST FOR CASH. ‘We have on hand 8 large stock of seasonable and de- sirable goods, and beg to remind our customers that this ts a rare opportunity to secure first-class goods at Wholesale prices, which they should by all means vail themselves: E.G. DAVIS, 719 Market Space, Corner of Sth street northwest. Subscriptions for shares in the 17th issue received daily at the office of the Association, Equitable Build- ing, L003 F et. Shares are $2.50 per month, $1.000 advanced on each share, Pamphlets explaining the objects and advantage of the Association are furnished upon application. Office hours, from 9 4. m. to 4:30 p.m. On the first Wednesday in each month the office will be open from 6 to 8 o'clock p. m, Advances will be made promptly at 7 o'clock, THOMAS SOMERVILLE, Pres't. INO. JOY EDSON. Sec'y. my3t g=>, SECTION 4, COMPLETING THE FIRST Bevan ) of the Century b | ii'be pubiisued ak, Chary, will be published next wee blued Office 1006 F st. nw. CERTIFICATES OF STOCK. CHEQUES Pg yt 4 ‘Commercial tie. ie A. G. GEDNE! and D streets (Post — NEW STORE NEW GOODS. ‘WOOD MANTELS. SLATE MANTELS. TILES AND GRATES. e1-3m* 490 LOUISIANA AVE, > THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COM- Storage fot Bilversare, Sewelty,, Laces: Fine Goods, and Vafabes of all kinds." * Charges moderate, — NOTICE. NEW ISSUE OF STOCK BY THE | FIRST CO-OPEERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION OF GEORGETOWN, D. ©. 1251 HIGH (32D) STREET. je20-6t 219-2m OFFIC! lic cordially invited, METROPOLITAN WESLEY A. M.F. ZIO ‘Church, D st. .w., Elder Robt.R.H. n, ‘school 9s, m. Preaching at 11 a. 1, followed by the sacrament of the Preaching 8 p.m. by the Pastor., All THE SECOND A NIVERSARY OF THE opening of Natio: ‘emperance Home will t the Home, be celebrated ai 29 Missouri ave. n.w. MONDAY EVENING, July A commencing at. quarter before 8. All friends are cordially invited to be present, = BAND OF FAITHFUL WORKERS WHO. have been wonderfully blessed by God in ‘lorida, Virginia and other places, have pitched their r 4th and E. Services TO-MOi METROPOLITAN PRESBYTERIAN teut in this city holinesare ‘invited and all next week, ire, NATIVES OF NEW HAMPSHIRE AND ‘others who are sufficiently identified with state as to desire to unite with her people in a re- tion to Ser Vm. ol idler on NDA’ an, Leasrue club house, an seclire ticket at the office of Hom. A. H, Cragin, LL F st. n.w.,betwoen 9 am, and 3 p.in. Monday. It THE CONQUEROR. eM Sarrzstem, JEWELER, List. uw. All lovers of W, Sand 7:30, | ines: Tues 1 the congrevational meeting; both at 8 o'clocl YORK AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN rch.—The Rev. Hugh Smith Carpenter, Yq will occupy the pulpit to- o'clock. “No evening ,eer- CALVARY BAPTIST Ci Sth and H sts. n.w. and 8 v .m. by the ass: water. KENDALL sts. s.w. Preacl u HURCH, CORNER ymuel 1t Te» BI ir. West. ORIAL CHAPEL, Sunday school 3:30 p. ster ices, i = 4TH-STREET M. E. CHUKCH, Ri a Ferguson, pasior—11 a.m.’and 8 p.m. ae] by the rev. W. T. D. Clemm, a former pas- istration.of the gor eived of Mrs. L. 8. GOURLAY, secretary of Capi- tol City Conneil, No. J, Royal Templars, the sum two thousand dollars in payment of certificate 39:29, ed Blondel." AMANDA BLONDEL. 1,000 paid to Beneficiaries in this ‘9, and ubout $1,000,000 he supreme secretary. . GOURLAY, R. Sey. ent at the morning P.m., Young People’ ise _ meeting; Sunday School Gospel Tem will hold their monthly meeting. The exer- cises will consist of addresses by Rev. Mr. Mullen and others, singing and signing the pledge. All members and strangers are welcome to these services. 1 fia CENTHAL METHOD) NT Church, Rev. 8. Reese Murray, pastor, 12th aud Msts. n.w. Services: 9:30 am,, Sunday school Freaching and Communion, 11 ain.” ¥ p.m. "Home: building. The Part of the Better-haif.” "Wednesday, prayer meeting at 8 p.m. At 9 Sunday School Association. tor; adm pro va DAY, July 7, at of our comrade, M. SON, Commander. _H.H. MARTIN, Adjutant. It TO THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS ‘of Columbia Club 46, American League of please accept my heartiest thanks for the ased husband, STRENG, sharp. to ati Haudeock. T. ANDERSO: TABERNACL Rev. W. ©. Scofield, pastor.—Children's day at Ii a.m. Music and addresses appropriate to the day by the scholars and teachers of the school, At 8 tm., Dreaching by the Kev. J. H. Cut DD, sunday school at 9:30 a, m. Christian Endeavor at 7 Dra Prayer vervice “on Thursday evening at 8 oe <g>, FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, i3TH_ sr. between Gand Hi n.w.. Rey, Chas. A. Stake pastor. Ly Sunday 0 a. ink, 11"a tm, Sunday school servict at funmani 1m. ited. MISS ALIGR GAUTIER, MODISTE, <=» . Wishes to inform hercustomess and od ic that she has removed to 909 K st.n.w. jy6-3t* — LAUNDRY CO. . (Incorporated ) Directors JAMES, F. HOOD, PLINEY M HOUGH, ALBE! W. BINGHAM, JOUN W. MORGAN, DAVID D. STONE. John W. Morcan, Manager, respectfully makes known to the public that, with greatly increased facili- ties for Laundry bw he is now prepared to do | the best work ai pop prices, Filtered water used. | Allorders promptly uted. Delivery wagons to 9th st.n.w. Telephone, 43% ch- nd 8 p. 1” mission, 3:30 p.m. You are « CH OF OUR FATHER VE cor. 13th and L sts. n.w.—Preaching @ pastor, Rev. Alex. Kent he, Kingdom, the Powe => CHUI salts Glory.” Sunday-school at 9:45 am. No eve: arts of the city. 517 “ele ~ — NORTH QAROLINA AVE. METHODIST THE FIRM OF HARRIS & ANDERSON Protestant Church, N. Caroline na B st. 18 this day dissolved by mutual consent. R. | 8- W. Maths rris will continue the business at the same place, | Prewching at 11 and 8 p.m. inns ‘dhanking our friends and patrons for Prayer, Mecting Friday evening at I patronage, we beg a continuance of the free. All cordially invited, t same for R. EK. Harris. lt E STREET BAPTIST CHURCH, ‘6th st, n.w.—The ll preach at 11am. an at 9:30 a.m. Mission, D nm. All welcomed, DOUGLASS MEMORIAL M. E. ©! cor. H and 11th sts. n.e.—Kev. M mornt R. H, HARRIS. RW. ANDERSON, _ Y ENTIRE ets, Ac, at NEAR astor, Rev. D. W. Faunce, Sunday school pear N. J. ave, at 3:30 1 Li , paRtOr, W 9 - a Fi my old stand. 5120 M at. W. Washington. to Mr. 3° F- SMITH, I bespcak for him the patronage of my friends and former customers. Ican be found at my Lumber Business, 6th st. and New York ave. n, HURCH, M. Brown- ry ill preach 30 a.m. Ye B NJ. MILLER. 3120 M st., W. Washington, July 6, 1589, HAVING PURCHASED THE ABOVE STOCK OF 0 Goods I prom ae to add to them iny stock ow at Say ev, Goo, Eliott 6ld stand, 30 st. and will, for the future, do 5, Sunday school M 120 M st. I respectfully request the i. who are interested iu reasonable prices onage good values, __S. F. SMITH. business at session ; the pastor o1 The Holy Communion. the W.C.T.U, ie Lowen VERY LOW ar 61H ST. AND NEW YORK AVE. N.W. GOOD BOARDS 81.25 PER 100 FEET. : bb Yow can be sure RAL rof Land a welcomn re RESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Scorn ._n.W.—Services 11 o'clock a.m.,8 o'clock p.m. 1 services continued through thé *unmer, 'Seate free. Everybody wel- come,” A. W. Pitzer, pastor. it ==>, MOUNT VERNON PL. CEN These are well sawed, bright, wide and any length | pointed assistant district attorn desired. LIBBEY, BITTINGER & MILLER, Dealers in Lumber and Mill Work. ET ROPOLITAN M. E, CHURCH, CO) 3 => M R. = ee eee ns Ree _ty the, frm ot MARLELL, BROTHERS "Tain. Sabbath School 0:30 aca. Lecbare sd ¢ firm of Hh. vic nm. Sal chool, 9:30 a.m, ture anc hits day dissolved by mutual ’ consent, prayer meeting Thursday, 8 Business of the firm will be wound i = ————— aftairs liquidated by Mr, CHARLES MARKELL, EMBLY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, whom ali debts due the concern should be will personally attend to the sale of the sto of the said firm, and to dressed. h und Tats, n.w., Rev. Geo, 0. Little school, 9:30 Jos. B. Litt hursday at 7: 0 | ee ew ASS! tid who | (cor, of is | pastor. —Sunday ma. by the Ke rayer meeting whom all orders shouid be EDWARD MARKELL. REEL. ==> FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, = ‘corner of 10th and G sts. n w.—The pastor, icv. SM. Newman, D.D., will conduc _ty5-2t JOUN MARE t the service at 11 aan, and adiniuister the Lord's Supper, with recep- tion “of members. No eveninw preaching service, Music led by Dr. Bischoff, organist. Sunday Schoo! at rvice at 7 p.m. it RYLAND METHODIST ‘harles Chureh, Re 2) a.m = CARD. n. Vesper EPISCOPAL Jawin esi To Our Friends and Customers: . We desire to return our sincere thanks for your Patronage during our auction sale, by which we were enabled to accomplish our purpose, namely, the liquidation of our indebtedness and to continue the Serv . by the pastor, Kev, Teunta 8, Hamllu B.D. Wesinens under the ob Aires name, evening there will bes Question Servies, hice si 4 9:30 am. Young people’ ting at Having obtained additional capital, we purpose TO LAY IN AN ENTIRELY NEW STOCK OF GOODS, WHICH WILL BE PURCHASED FOR CASH AND OFFERED AT VERY LOW PRICES ‘We shall, as in past, carry fine goods only, and solicit @ liberal shere of your patronge in the future, pan. q=> GRACE > ata. cs it M, E, CRURCH, 9TH AN, A. BR. Kiley, pastor a re preaching b 8; 8 3D AND ASTS, Rev. J. A” Price, D.D.y Tan. z the ‘on 2 ruion, vis tS p.m. Sund: ‘hool RESPECTFULLY, ee iN mm “ennperaige meetiig ia ch age ot Nias, H. Walker.” Reyalar ebure b— MOORE & LEDING, Giyrsp me All tuvited. oD Prayer a JEWELERS, q=> UNION METI $< charen, 20th sts, hear Par ave Set A Jy3-6t 1109 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Chapman, pastor. —Sunday school, am; a 11 a.m. preaching by the past: reception of mem. bers and communion; at 8 p.. service; prayer service We come. praise wel- av evening. A ST. MARK’S LUTHERAN oH.— ‘Services in Potomac Hall, corner 11th and sts. 8. w.: Preaching by the pastor, Rev, W. H. Gotwald, D.D., at 110 a. 'm. Su: Behoo!, 9:36 am. Lecture and Devotional Serv: We evening at 8 p.m. All are cordially invited to services. i <q=>, LUTHER PLACE IORIAL CHURCH, ers J. élinilersat a pug baator, Aiteruoon service at 5 ooclock, when iy request, toi Une stars of the teres Baa ae she ex: perieuced ody welcome. at I. B. SMITH, ARTIST, Cor. 6th st. and Mass. » Ope ee OP be best Squipped. end | ry cukingiee eps ip yuuent. ure taken ol FREE-HAND GMAYON | a! eo ces #10 to $75, accord —> THE BERGNER & EN Bi 'CO."8 PHILAD} TA LAGER BEER. for above Beer, formeriy bottled by Jobn Nass, will be promptiy uttended to by BUTT, dy3 31 <> ‘oko. 420 7th st, ».'w, ‘Telephone call, 750. @-~<q=>, DEJ. WESLEY DOVEE HAS REMOVED nF gece Telephone cully 1189. Sy3-che" . = JULY Ra thus PRES HAVANS AND KEY WEST CHAMPAGRY. WINES, the lead! it eat cH pra Seema vem THOMAS kui avenue, 7 ues, ns TiS Peunsy: ENGLISH POLITICS. Home Rule Must Advance or it Will Begin to go Backward. Special Cable Dispatch to Tux Evexmre Stam. Loxpox, July 6,—The election in Fifeshire Yesterday, which resulted in returning of Giad- stone by a large majority, does not disturb the Political bill, as Fife, like most of Scotland, is ‘© Gladstonian stronghold. The impression is Sowing in liberal circles that if the home-rule cause is notmade to advance it will begin going back, and therefore that some new move is necessary, This will bably be the development 7 e rule, south African millionaire, who Wy £10,000 for the home-ruie campaign, ie elabo- rating a scheme based on direct tation in the imperial parliament of every colony, if it likes, in proportion to the amount of ite con- tributions fo Taperial revenu feren- 3 also tial duties between England and the colonies as against the outside world THIS SCHEME WILL NOT BE ADOPTED yet by the liberal leaders, but an attempt will be made to turn the unionist position by pushing the federal idea as involved in home rule. In this connection the probabie entry of Hercules Robinson into political life is inter- esting. His term of office as governor of Cape Colony expires at the endof July, and his name is mentioned for the next vacancy in a liberal constiuency A well-known politician disappears in Lord resford, who is taking a naval com- mand, He has been successful in parliament has been junior lord of the admiralty —1 since then an unsparing critic of the senior lords, Now he goes to sea again under their orders, The government were defeated in an une: Mataafa and Tamasese Make a| pected quarter yesterday. The house of lords rejected the bill assimilating the sale of real Treaty of Peace. property to personal. “This sows the lords to e more tory than the only possible tory gov- ernment, and also shows the impossibility of SULLIVAN AND KILRAIN. Both the Pugilists Now in New Orleans. making the lords an effective engine of legis- lation. The government introduced this bill THE BALTIMORE BOY'S ARRIVAL GREETED WITH ENTHUSIASM—THE HOT WEATHER AND LACK in the house of lords. If the commons had an it the lords would not have dared to re- OF OPPORTUNITY FOR WALKING ARE TELLING ON THE BIG FELLOW. THE MEN OF MUSCLE. E ‘ j Sullivan and Kilrain Both in New Orleans. Ee EL The Plan of Action in the Cronin Murder Case. e & uff FOR RENT (Rooms). GENERAL LONDON GOSSIP. FOR RENT (Houses) iy a FOR RENT (Sronss)., FOR SALE (Hovszs).. a (MISCELLANEOUS). GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.......... HOTELS. i H iy i ri tit, but being consulted first they declined to act. The committee on the royal grants will pro- to grant Prince Albert Vietor and Princess ouise allowances, but will suggest that future grants come from the savings on hereditary New Oatzaxs, La, July 6—Sullivan ex- | Secures, such as the grant Falkoner, Pressed pleasure this morning that the fight GOSSIP. was only forty-eight hours off. The intense heat and lack of walking exercise are telling ve Italy—Royalty and on him, and Muldoon admits that if state inter- Its Side-Shows. ference should prevent the fight taking place for several days it would become necessary to take the champion to Biloxi or some other watering place on the coast where the heat would be tempered with salt breezes and pedestrian exercise be ible. The managers assert, however, with the same smiling confi- dence as @ week ago, that the mill will come off on schedule time, and that it will be over and the participants back in the city before either state or local authorities can get within a good mer miles of the ring. The latest report is ! rts i » WWW VOGH SIGS COSCWAMSUNTOOU SUHENENUEIITO SMH BLOW ett} Special Cable Dispatch to Tux EVENTNo Stan. Loxpoy, July 6.—A secret consistory at Rome has decided that the pope must leave Rome if Italy ever goes to war against another Catholic power, as he would then be a hostage beside « prisoner. I hear Monaco will be chosen for his new home—curious if a gaming place should be the new Avignon, The shah continues to engross the interest of London. He impresses the imagination of the populace as a half-tamed barbarian and a kind of Brigham Young. Ae anqf seen*made the central piece in the splendid royal siows, Mon- archy would disarm the opposition to grant if it more often showed its circus side. As organizers of shows the Prince of Wales and the royal housebold beat Barnum, The dinner at the throat hospital to-night will be a mark of confidence in and sympathy with Sir Morell Mackenzie. His action against the Times and Steinkopf is delayed by their tardiness in giving particulars of the defense. They are ina hole. They must justify them- selves, but to do so they must call Steinkopf, who would be cross-examined about all his re- lations with Bismarck in Berlin, THE CRONIN MURDER. States Attorney Longenecker’s Plan of Trying the Prisoners. ay SUBURBAN PROPERTY.. SUMMER RESORTS. 5 He WANTED (Srrvations) WANTED QitscetLaxzous). WOOD AND coaL i The Star Out of Town. Tax Evexrxo Star will be sent by mail to any address in the United States or Canada for such period as may be desired, at the rate of fifty cents per month, $3” But all such orders must be accompanied by the money, or the paper cannot be sent, as no accounts are kept with mail subseriphons. ey Government RecerPrs To-pay.—Internal rev- enue, $583,359; customs, $364,710. AN ALLEGED Importation or ENGLISH GLAss- Biowers.—The Secretary of the Treasury has referred to the U. 8. District attorney the case of twenty-five English glass-blowers who landed at Boston April 12. and were employed by Cham- bers, McKee & Co., of Jeannette, Pa. “It was represented to the department that these men were imported by the Universal Federation of Glass Workers and that the contract-labor law was violated. The attorney will report the facts to the Secretary. Tae Des Moines River Lanps Acatx.—At- torney General Stone of Iowa is here for the purpose of urging the Attorney General to bring suit in the name of the United States to set aside title to the land granted the Des Moines River navigation company. These lands have been the subject of considerable congres- ional legislation. Two bills to quiet titles have been passed by Congress and vetoed by the President. Tux Mantve Baxp Concert at the White House grounds will commence this evening at 6 o'clock, The following is the program: March, “Clickety-Clack,” Baker; Collocation, “Erminie,” Jacobowski; Polish Dance, Schar- Ballet music. “Sylvia.” Delibes; a, Pizzicato polka; b, valse cute; Mezza, “Notte, rlini; Fantasia, “Faust,” Gounod; Valse, “La Reine de la Mer,” Sousa; “Songs of the Street,” Dow. John Philip Sousa, conductor. Witt Nor Accert tHe Mixon APPOINTMENT.— The Attorney General has received a letter from C, A. Heermans, who was recently ap- € for the west- ern district of Virginia, declining the appoint- ment onthe ground that he thought he de- served the post of district attorney, and that he understood he had been given’ the minor appointment as the result of a compromise, Genoxrwo axp His Baxp. — Capt. John Bourke, third cavalry, and Prof. Painter of Boston, representing the Indian Rights asso- ciation, are preparing a report to the Secretary of War recommending the transfer of Geron- imo and his band of Apaches from Mt. Vernon barracks, Ala., to a tract of about 10,000 acres on the Cherokee Indian reservation, Swayne county, N.C., which the association’ is pre- pared to purchase for this purpose. CADETSHIPS AT THE MiuitaRy Acapeny have been secured by Secor Q. Cole, Brooklyn, N.Y., second district; John F. Preston, jr,, Balti- more, Md., third district; Hugh A. Murray, New York ‘city, eleventh district; Norman 1. Jones, Carrollton, IL, twelfth district; Joseph Mays, Summitt, Mass., sixth district, and Bar- ton W. Giles, Austin, Tex., tenth district, with Edward B. Cunningham, San Antonio, Tex., tenth district, as alternate. Persoxau.—C. Hooper, L. Marix, and G. Fos- ter of London, D. M. Martin of Iowa, D. Doren, T. L. Dabney and O. D. Orvis of CI "ago are at Willard’s.——A. Sampson, Col. A. P. Miller of New York, and N. Clark of Virginia are at the Ebbitt.——B. Dodson of Pennsylvania, H, Malone of Denver, and F. Scott of W. T., are at the Riggs.—T. Harris and C. Harris of Ten- hessee are at the Arno.——J. B. Wilborg of Ohio at Welcker’s.——Harry C. Teeter of Johnstown, Pa., E. D. Lanier of Baltimore, Md.. and E, 8. Bisbee of Omaha, Neb., are at the Hotel Johnson.——J. H. Chandler of Illi- nois, M. B. Church of Grand Rapids. and Dan’! B. Hubbard, U.S. consul to Annaberg, Ger- many, are at the Normandie.——C. O. wn, formerly an attorney in this city,is now located at Holbrook, At where he has large cattle interests.——Among the recent arrivals at the Bluffs, Mt. Desert Ferry, are Mr. and Mrs, David Walker, Miss Blanche 'T. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. tee 2 Miss Deering, Mr. G. A. Deering, jr.,of Washington; Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Bre New York, and Mr. and Mrs. Dan’! Strain of Boston.—-W. H. DeGraft of New York, Winfield Scott of Virginia, L. P. Snow of Kansas, and W. F, Hardee of New Orleans are at the St. James. WASHINGTON’S NOBLE WORK. Over Eighty Thousand Dollars Raised for Relief of Flood Sufferers. E. Kurtz Johnson, treasurer of the citizens’ relief committee, reports the following’collec- tions for benefit of flood sufferers to-day: Additional from the army through commii- tee composed of Major Gen. Schofield, Brig. Gen. Kelton, and Col. John M. Wilson, clerks and other employes of Adjutant General's office, $177. This makes aa of 41 THE RING WILL BE PITCHED on one of the islands in the Pearl river, some- where in the neighborhood of Slidell, about 30 miles from the city on the Northeastern road, with which the contract has been made. It is altogether probable that this is near the mark, as the point in question is some distance from the county seat, and the mill could take place without rege “ware Gov. Lowry’s latest proclamation offering $1,000 reward for the arrest and delivery of Sullivan | and Kilrain on Mississippi soil is laughed at by | the backers of the two principals, who say that | if he knew as much as they do he could save himself some worry and his subordinates a good deal of annoyance. Representatives of | wernor Lowrey reached here this morning | to watch the arrangements and notify all | sheriffs of counties on the state line when va- Tious trains start and if possible their destina- tion. Minsisaippi troops will go out to-night under command of Colonels R. M. Levy and Geo, 8. Green. KILRAIN’S ARRIVAL THIS MORNING was signalized by one of those terrific thun- der-storms for which this portion of the state is noted, Rain fell in sheets for over an hour, turning Gravier, St. Charles and other streets in the business center into rivers, flooding stores and driving the occupants to refuge on counters and chairs. A special train with Professor Donovan of New York and Presidents Wamsley of the Southern athletic club, and Andrew of the California athletic club and others went out at 7:30 this morning to rush the Kilrain party over the Mississippi state line, and they reached here again at 11 o'clock. KILRAIN’S RECEPTION. Kilrain and party arrived here at 11:15 o'clock by the Queen and Crescent route and were Teceived at the depot by an immense crowd of people, who crowded around to see the timore man and almost barred his pr ‘A way was soon cleared for him by the police, and the party proceeded without delay to the carriages, which were in waiting for them. They drove rapidly up to the St. Charles hotel, and thence to the rooms of the Southern gymnastic club, where a reception will be tendered him. Kilrain will be the guest of the club while here and com- fortable quarters have been arranged for him. Kilrain looks well and seemed to be in excel. lent spirits. The carriages which conveyed his party were followed nearly all the way from the depot by a curious crowd of men and boys. The first carriage contained Kilrain, Mit- chell, President Walmsley of the Southern | gymnastic club, and Prof. Mike Donovan, who will probably serve as one of Kilrain’s seconds. In the second carriage were Frank Stevenson, Vice President Campbell, Prof. D. A. Butler and W. E. Harding. In the third carriage were Pony Moore, Johnny Murphy and two members of the club. The program for to-day is luncheon at the club, after which the party will go to the West End to witness a swimming match between Prof. Butler and a man named Clarke, at which Mitchell has consented to act as referee. Kil- rain will spar to-night at an exhibition for the benefit of a local sport. A DETERMINED FIGHT EXPECTED. As the time approaches for the great mill it becomes more apparent that the fight will be one of the most determined on record. There are many reusons for this assertion. The principal one, however, is the bitterness which is felt, not alone as between Sullivan and Kilrain, but on the part of the men who are training the two athletes. The fight will not be alone for supremacy and the 20.000 stake, but the spirit of revenge for real or fancied insults walt hover over the ri: nerve the two giants to do or die. Sullivan o has by fur the largest following. New Orleans | 4% Attempt to meng Cronia’s Cham» is almost overwhelmingly forhim and thinkshe| = will win. Notwithstanding this feeling there is| New Yonx, July 6.—The letter printed in am not the slightest indication but what out-of-town paper over the signature of “One FAIR PLAY WILL BE METED OUT Who Knows,” and since copied extensively to both combatants. The plans for | stating that Dr. Cronin hada brother, an Eng- the fight and accommodation of the | lishman, who was known as — Reeoke and large crowd that will be in attend-| W®® priest in St. George 's cathedral, London, ance are — progressing 5 ame to who ecg teneng hey vw ms as if a picnic is to be the attraction instead of a | character. ‘The object of the letter, the prize fight which has called forth is to strenthen the supposition that Dr. 2 tions from three governors, with one or two Paoli Reeks is well others yet to hear from. ‘he opinion ; of the attorney-general of the state of Louisi- ana, which he _Pablicly expressed, that there was no law of the state probibiting prize fights, eased the minds of the officials come off, although the exact locality as not yet been made public. It will, however, be h =< sed within three hours’ run by rail from New| Everybody Harmonious and Anxious Gafeone. ° for Statehood. Betting Even in Denver. ee Deven, Coxo., July 6,—Betting here has| Sart Laxe, Uran, July 6.—A Tribune dis- been pretty free during the last few days, but | patch from Boise, City, Idaho, says the constitu- the pool rooms have not been well patronized, | tional convention was called to order by Gov. asthe money has been placed privately. So | Shoup at noon yesterday. Fifty delegates were far as could be heard no odds were in attendance. county Masterson placed $1,500 on Kilrain, and J: resented. mie Moon Ur Binghass made other money that was | were he! Cnicaco, July 6.—Stete Attorney Longe necker has decided upon a bold move in the case of the men who are already in custody and accused of the mirder of Dr. Cronin. As soon as Burke is returned to Chicago he will put all the defendants on trial, and with that end in view he has begun the preparation of the case for the e. He is satisfied that he has plenty of evidence to send Dan Coughlin, Martin Barke, P. O'Sullivan, John Kunze and Frank Woodruff to the gallows. He believes also, that he will get enough proof before many days have elapsed to convict John F, Beggs, _ ex-senior guardian of the infamous camp The state attorney has about abandoned the idea of securing ‘any criminating evidence against Alexander Sullivan, Michael Boland and Dennis C. Feely, the members of the old triangle, until he can put the others on the direct path to the gallows. As soon as he can satisfy them that their necks are in danger he believes they will tell all they know about the murder. Judge Longenecker said no new evidence had been obtained that would justify the calling of a special grand jury. He received a telegram from his assistant, George Baker, during yes- terday, that the case for the extradition of Burke was Proceeding satisfactorily and be bad no fear of being bfaten out of his man. KUNZE STILL IN CUSTODY. John Kunze was interviewed by Capt. Schuett- ler, Attorney Mills and Attorney Furthmana for over three hours last night. Two Germans, whom the fellow had swindled, and an Ameri- can, whose name is not known, were present at the interview. Mr. Mills declined to say whether the prisoner had squealed. Mr. Furth. maun escaped through the rear entrance of the station to avoid reporters, Capt, Schuettler said, as he has claimed from the outset, that there was no squeal, When prossed for an ex- planation, however, he admitted that Kunze said he had driven Coughlin to Lake View, but when he was further pressed on the subject he claimed that the incident occurred during the investigation of the Shufeldt distillery bomb throwing. The belief last night was general that the prisoner had reiterated enough of his original story to hold him at the Chicago avenue police station for a number of days, HE KNEW NOTHING OF THE MURDER. The man who was locked up in the armory Thursday night as a Cronin suspect was re- leased yesterday afternoon. His name is Frank Tremble and he is a carpenter by trade. Sus- picion was tirst directed to him by his ogee | inasaloon of his knowledge of the case | his general appearance greatly resembles that of Cooney. i was put trough a sharp crose- examination yesterday, which resulted in show- ing that he knew nothing of the murder. He was also taken before Mrs. Conklin, Frank Scanlan and others, who failed to identify him and | and he was then released. i Murphy put up $1,600 on the fellow, See gt reece ey Se was and, alth the immense crowd com. | i | FA evenly. bre ct ittee. At oon es agent d partmen| Brackett, chief clerk, eau Th is for the ©. & O, canal sufferers. STATEMENT OF TOTALS BY TREASURER JOHNSON, Cash by citizens’ relief committee $45,651 07 Cash by other citizens 10,469 78 i i i; | oan Scene beret sees