Evening Star Newspaper, May 3, 1890, Page 1

THE EVENING STARK PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Northwest Corser Pennsylvania Ave. and 11th St, by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, S&H. KAUPFMANS, /res'. fre Frexrsa STAR te served to subsertbers ta the | seryern ont onnt at TO cents veg | 2} cents exch By mail postage prepeid—S0 cents & ef. $65. mx months, ‘ashington, D.C.,a8 nblished om Friday—@l Xmonthe, 50 cents. ‘Tux WxEELY Stan. yeer, postage prepaid 82 AL! mail subscripts Be paper sent loner than 1 Hates of advertising made k own on application n.w., Corcoran Building, > the momy of most approved makes, to.sre ther 1 Use, SAS FIXTUR ENEESH "hha been entered int hh day of April, 1800, between ANTHONY F. XN RA na EDWARD A. BUTTS. Sspttecoawe WASHINGTON, D.C. APRIL 12 eect the Stocktolders of € y elec — of Nim coe will b he company, ‘1 F eke m WEDNESDAY, May 14, 1500. pita will be 0 2 ad lone at fer books Will be closed on mianster Book® Wii TiNcIS R MOHE Heth-Im Seerotary. ap29-c0%m ECURITY I ord fe sapuial stock Per one SBATCHELDER, Secretary. 26.13,10,14 21.15 LUMBER. e115 SLID 100 FT. GOOD N.C. BOARDS. = $1.15 £1.15 LIBBEY, BITTINGER & MILLER, $1.15 e115 6th st, and New York ave. n.w, $1.15 e115 SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, e115 113 HARDWARE. 1.15 ape x — HOTEL, STEAMBOAT AND CAR LAUN- a ied Work wit ited. Lantrlering for Summer Femorts at short notice @ facilities, DEXTER STEAM LAUNDRY, >TO REDUCE SULPLUS WE —_ following low prices fora Charcoal Tin Rowling, $4.50 per sq! & 25, kedipped ar $6 reo, Years. i a Ubarm” Latrobes at 8 on's Grand, A good Latrobe at news Drives ieltide hi No. § Brick at Kange, with water back, $18; No.7, 816, Ice Crean Freezers, Refrigerators, Gas sud Gasoline Bivwon at low prices." Leahy Toole cUred OF ho bay. Plumbing, 6 ing, &e “TNO. MOKAN, 2126 Benn. av: st. uw. aplS-1m KE THE Telephone 984 Be scosowry Gas raxors. GARDEN HOSE, VASES, SETTEES, GAS FIXTURES AND LAMPS. Agents for the U. 8. WATER PURIFYING CO, “Bulsring’s Filter System.” S&S. SHEDD & BRO., 2 Oth st WOODLEY INN (Formerly Washington Inn), TENNALLYIOWN KOAD, ‘Will open sbout May 1, 1890, for daily and monthly Boarders. also for the convenience of those who are drivin Lunches and suppers served at a moment's notice. Driviug parties must positively have cards of ad- Bison, qo FOR SALE FIPTY-FIVE SHARES JCD- tun Pheumatic KK. Stock (parent) at 830 are. "Apply te GURLEY BROS,, 1339 F st. tna | << ISSUE OF STOCK OPEN FOR SUBSCRIPTION, EQUITABLE CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION, “EQUITABLE BUILDING,” 1003 F ST. Shares are $2.50 per month. * Subscription books will be open for shares inthe 19th iesue on and after April 16, 1890. Pamphlets explaining the objects aud advantages of the Association are furni*hed upon application. Office hours, from 9 am. to 4:30 p.m. daily. On the first Wednesda; Open trom 6 to So'clock p.m. THOMAS SOMERVILLE. ¥NO. JOY EDSON, Sec'ry. apl ROCHDALE CO-OP. SOCIETY OF THE DIST. OF Col. Metibers of this society are informed that the new ‘Tracie Cards cand Lists), improved and extended, are 0 for issue. Siem bers will returm the old (green) card, with their address written across the tace, to any of those Damed | Below and obtain the pew ou payment of the proper fee. “There being over 4,000 tuetubers whe should ob- Sin the wow card belore A ‘Dees is advisable. ae ote rd is Of no benspe after -.W. HARSHA, Secretary, Cash Room, Treasury Dept., aud at 705 hoon and at 4 o'clock pm 7 Lonwley, prest. 806 A st n.«. Smith Thompson, VP. j 1 f Mana uve. Tie. « dd st, me., P.O. Dept. B10 Bat swe GM. G.0. 4 Reg. Office, gobu Morrison, 41 , Pension Dr. Jom. Jouy, 2218 Pa ave. u.¥., 5.4.0. dohu Finn, 518 Zid st. nw. Lr 2 rftice, t. Printing Office. (rug Stare and it Ufice, Offine. Wier. L.0., Int, Dept. OF st. uw. (Grocer), ) Spruce st., . Div. Treasy. Dept. 70H B.w..OW. Key. Mar., Treas, . Uo Joth st. we “wart Store. euer of the executive committee 1m J. W. HAKSITA. Secretary. 4 FOR HAMMOND TYPE- Edison Mimecxraph Full sconstantiyonhand. JOHN C. PAK eaclusive agent tor the District ox Columbia, 617 and O19 th ot nw apd-in g=> THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST MPANY, CAPITAL 21,000,000. TEMPORAKY OFFICE. 1001 F at. lees ious te the erection of the Company's Building, a corner 9th ahd F ste. uw. MONEY Loa) 3 wal = INTEREST PAID. Call on or correspoud i hat ARNER, President, W.2. ROBISON, Secres Charles B. Ba DIRECTORS: ¥, Schat aries B. Bailey, George F. Schafer, James 1. Barbour, Thomas Somerville, Course Bare, Joln A. Swope, Lickard W. Clay, Ha omernataty HS cunmnse Hattersiry W. Talbott, J. J. Darlington, Georke Iracedely, John Joy Edson, Uoaries d. Faulkner, Albert F. Fox, ©. Green, William 5. Gurley, Joun B Laruer. corer —* ‘CESS, PERFECT GAS STOVES. Cail and examine Gas om, CHAS. A. MUDDIMAN, GAS FIXTURES AND LAMPS, Ss G14 Weth st., bet F and G ste WASHINGTON SATE DEPOSIT CO, — ant 18 Pal ave, SIURAGE DEPARTMENT ROOMS. fire t bur- Jar proof, rooms all above ground, particulariy ted for tue Storege of Furniture, Pictures, &c. 4mm CERTIFICATES OF a a GEDNEY & Ki : 407 10th st,, Adjoinine ¥ Boe * SUING TON sary DEPOSIT CO,” P16 and H18 Pa ‘ave, Seah RENE! to RENT BOXES at greatly ik mu, DUCED ES. mz Boe EMAL Se ING AND BUILDING AS- BOCIATION, Cell for Constitutions, Bubseribe for stock-$1 per share—between the hours of 0 a.m. and 4.30 p.m. daily at the office of JNO. A. PRESCOTT, Secretary and Treasurer, nl4-6m 1416 F st. .w., Kellowe Building. DENTISTRY. DDE STATE LMSOAS DENTIST. 9TH SE, COR, En.w.- First-class Fillings inserted. Appileation ‘Yo ums prevents pais in catractiua All beaches of Dentistry. At preseuthcation ten years imi? ———————————e OTARIES PUBLIC, _ -MMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR EVERY STATE and Territory, Notary and U. 5. Commissioner. 0. BEALL, 1521 ¥ ot nw. In office from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Seeciaz, Case Barcus FIRST-CLASS DRY GooDs. Beautiful Ginwhsus, dress styles, Be, to 2: rely Challies, late designs, 7¢. to Exquisite satine-, Psec.. Satuscok apd Sheer I Yard-wide Henrietta ¢ : worth $2. ves, Hosiery, Collars and Cul &e., at bottom prices, Our eutire stuck of Lovely Goods at asscrifice. Call | arty and sec: bareal: at ae DHEAD & CO, >, 907 wt Ciinconsc Tessptey. bening Star. a WASHINGTON, D.C. April 14, 1890. | _ Office open from 8 ain. to 6 Seesired antl MAYS, $890 for the purcha : THE UNDERSIGNED ‘TAKES PLEAS. ‘ure im announ: to bis frieuds that he tias this day entered inton ¢ 4 Steveus for the purpose of transacting a Kener: OFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF TAXES, DIS. | <2 trict of Columbia, Washingion, May 1 Usement and tax sale in the manner pre nearly doubled the sea. Ite Waters are uusurpassed for purit combine the two properties an to be thereafter kuown a8 the A coal busines an additonal ¢ Bud are Low ad.ing a tw making our wturake capacity on the Penobscot over 50,000 tons. in each month the office will be | coal, woud, laths,&c, the s treatment’ of our numero) will continue in the future 30th instant prompt. | Twill say uow, for the benent of certain partien, that T hold the cont: Me uuterost im this orous company sud. aim stistain has markee stockholders, E. Field, our P. Uewer of thy prise, I shal! enue: DUsiTICSE as to Marit i a "S$ HIGH-CLASS FURS CHARLES &. PEEL. President, JOSEPH J. LITT! tional Har GEO, K. SUTHER suburbs and 93 SPECIAL NOTICES. __ @~ THE PUBLIC GRAIN AND STOCK EX- CHANGE, 1533 ana 1335 F st., opposite Ebbitt House, Have put in another private wire to New York. This Fives them two leased wires between Washington a gw York. All delays im executing orders are avoide ur2-2t Reh NALE—A PINE PROPERTY ON 9TH st. between @ and H, lot 40 set tront, tt 2 T. DYER, 1504 F et. SERGE SUITS AKE NOW IN ORDER. See our Bi k Ski and full ined. Price $1: x 7th st, Tg DE. LS. NICHOLSON HAS MOVED HIS “S> Cfiice and Residence from. G04 12th st. to 321 H st.nw. Office hours 8 to LZ am, 3 to 6 p.m. ‘Telephone 359-3 m!-1w" xk i = = WASHINGTON, D.C., MAY 1. | The undersigned takes pleas noghens that he has this day formed a cv William P. Herbst in tthe coruer of Zoth st. and Deus: joy heretofore conducted Ly hin. WILLIAM T. BALDUS, The above copartnerstip, formed th under the firm name 0! thst. and Fs will be . Drug Notice is hereby given that an election of Seven Directors of the Capitol, North O Street and South Washington Railway Couipany, tw serv. we the eusu- ing ye held at t of the company ip Wael . SALUKDAY, May 10, 1500, Detween the hours of 4 aud 5 o'clock’ p.m. f pou ert of = will close on SATUR- AY, a }, at d o'clock p.m, nd W. J. COWING, President _H.K GRAY, Secretary. : ml-bt <a> KOBERT MORIIS TITLE Be ee Gitte nurued. by a trustec and other. Wise, to lane in his city forme: = owned by Hebert teen illegally tweucd. | “Those holding ¢ them corrected by addressing MORKIS, mi- TS YO EAST ave through EXCURSION TIC Iton Heichts to take the greunds: beautiful shade; delightiul view, Get tickets of ELL, MATTICE, JOHN O JOH Colurabus Building, 6 ON 5 i BUILDERS’ F: G st. nw. Washington, D.C 1421 ¥ 2, 1890.—Propo vais will be AINED GLASS WINDOWS and 5 the 13th Street Baptist ation apply to THOS. exchanee artiersbip with Mr. the nud security Wasb ingto: nick i ‘The at f taxpayers is called to the tax. first day June ens hinquent, and per centaur amount ‘thereof shall be added and ie, with other taxes due and in arrears,» 11) be sted for adver, bed by ex- isting law. By order of the Comunssioners of Ue District of Columbia. Attest: &. G. DAVIS, Collec tor of Taxes, D.C. my heat ge’ CAED. ee eet x sees ao Vccneedinias ke busiiess in a small way and exch succeeding year business of the year previous, pureb Of Mr. Frank H. Clerme of Bangor, Me., the largest portion of the ice supply needed.’ “Mr. Clergue, one of gest ice dealers in this country, was principal owner ot idid plant kuown as the Penobscot Kiver Ice VALS, which I had Teewved snch a choice and abundabt supply. The Penobscot river has its 9 tu the rocky mountains of Maine—{ew citics line its course to the and with a rapid current we ket lent ice free from air and hupurity, and its de } admits the larkest vex- ‘The Veuobscot property being a harvesting, ‘om pa rans This hus been doue, and we have adaed the wood and During the past winter we have bait Vator, the largest in the state of uty-Ave thousand ton house, We have the best and deepest loading berths at our wharves hay never yet been a fuclare in the amppiy ef ie. 2 Wash- ington we certaimy have unequaled advantages, the most valuabie w. langeat vessels lie alongeide, i rf property in the city, where the th ainple storage hou-es for ice and yard room for 6 management and iit and mereasing patrons ‘The parade of our 40 red ice wagons through our principal streets last Monday eveusu was intended to show our patrous that w 2 well equipped, 0.000, with #114,000 paid ‘Qnr capital stock bs $1 up aid nove for sale at present. The business of the tees, having repe Jot 2 in square 338 in the city of Wasi anacamenta 10 be paid by eaid trustees outof the Bauwor end will earn thin wason (which of course iN an excepticnal one) over SOper cent on its valuation Of last year. He Own even with excessive f n Washi mucton we hope to huld our thts avainal us. ts course in thts ¢ Mr. Frank HL Cieneue, our President, aud Mr. Chas. bacot Manager, ate well-known wen charter aud business enter- Washington «Sienedy . tou Manager American Ice Co, RECEIVEN'S SALE OF SHING GOODS, ‘The stock w.¥. woopaRD & co, At cost for cash ONLY. UNDERWEAR, FRENCH NIGHT SHIRTS, HOSIERY and UMEKELLAS from the best makers. FRANK T. M. BATKD, Receiver, 15TH AND'F STS. N.W. NEW STEAMER BARTHOLDI CAN BE =< ed to run Up or di c date 100 passer MFFRUAND & 5 q= NATIONAL MUTUAL zB | BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Well Secured Loans, guaranteed by the Company, H OF NEW York. OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS: Late ut Kogers, Peet & tier of the city the Fourth Na- Sec. and Gen, Manager, Catupbel, Campbell, See. and M 1 the United States Mu- President of the Bau! JAMES K. PIICHEK, Treasurer, Maturity value of Shares $100, payable in monthly installments 0: GUc. per Share. Shares mature i About nmety months, Lowus made to the full auiount of shares in all the of Washington, » bonus features. All loans at@ per » bidding, cont. More simple in its operation. More prottable as an investment, ore Liberal and ¢ Buiiding and Loan i L. WASTER WE EEZERS, 4-QUAKT, ¢ Hose Wii PIES NoZ- BARBEK & Ross, OLl PAL AVE, DR. CHARLES E. HAGNER HAs BS rovred las otice and residence from 1504 i 4M st. Utce hours and telephone number ve not been changed, Hours 910 10; 1to 2; 4105, Telephone No. 951. Any message sent to the Shoreham Drug Store will be telephoned at once. 19-Lmt <g> SPECIAL N T desire to Inform ty friends and the pub- fe tat I willcontinue to handle the laches «rade | Odoriess SXX Vapor Fluid, which wave entire satis Faction tony iiaty customers last Seaton. Awaiting your valued orders, I remain respectfully, = CHAS, E HODGKINS, 919 7th st, nw. Five wallons delivered 75 cent im =" ee BANK o 916-915 rene ave w. Peuba. aVe. Ne We Wasbinwtou Safe Deposit Couysny “Building, Bank Ope ‘9-30 am., from April 1 to Oct. 4. aw ome os iw April L. Moses at 3 p.m, This bank solicits the accounts (arge and small) of individuals, firs: a corporations, pledsing careful and prompt atvention to all Dusiness entrusted to it Every factity couristent with sound banking will be extended to its sagen! rectors: Osceola C. Green, Geo, A. Sbehat, bmi! G, Seuater, Saiwuel , Si Enumons & Suni Wii BRENT 1. BALDWIN sy. Capital 870 Sarpius toads EWENTY-FIVE VERT GOMPETITION Bose, with Cow und Combination eyfgablete, for S19. Goudyear iubber Co.. L LINDSAY, Manager. 0y 9th st. Leather Beiting and all kindsot hubber Goods. cause 10.88 lay of May, Proviae SPECIAL NOTICES. Sg DOUGLASS MEMORIAL ALE. CHURCH, cor. Lith and H sts. n.e.-Secrament of the Jord’s Supper at 11 am, Preaching by Rev. D. M. Browning at 7:45 p.m. ate Ee ALL SOULS" CHURCH (UNITARIAN), oer of 14th and J, sts. n.w.—Preaching fuportgwat 1 a.m. by the pastor, Itey. RR. Shippeu audat 8pm, by ‘Win. K Alger of N : Sunday school and Bible class at 9.45, => FOURTH STREET ME. CHURCH, RE Wm. M. Ferzuson, pastor. —L] a.m. and 7 tor. ration of the Sac: the Sunday ool Gospel Temperance Socicry will hold their Address by Kev. =, F. Hershey, “cpa by Eg toe ind the bison id ¥ the pletwe. Sing r. Hensley. Mrs. Gessiord, creanist. is arr =>METROPOLIT | 3 CHURCH, COR. D0.~ 436 and C'sts.—Preaching by the ‘pastor, Xev-G. H. Corey, D.D., at 11am und 7:45 pin. AE the evening service the pastor will deliver first of A series on “Living Subjects for 1 Sapbath sehvol, 9:1 LUTHER PLACE E> 9, G. Baler, paras eversinty welcomes Day at liam, aud school. § all pew: pring and suminer hours, Lord’ Py Tuesdass 8 p.m. Sunday Preaching tmith, pastor of Union Wesley Z . by Kev. J.B. Thompson of John zi tirch; 7-30 pm, B=, STH retspyre CHURCH, 6TH Sand C #.w.—Preacuing by the pastor, D: Hershey, at Vani ®. ‘The evening sermon will be a ivered before delegations of Good ‘Templars and . t ONT AV! Young people’ Fellows Halse. ery welcome. qt = CHURCH OF | ere ete preach bis ele: rite wervics free, CHRISTIAN = will bold a Mas« Mect- ing Tomorre P.m.,to be held in Hamline ME. Church, corner Sth and PB stanw. Mey, HK. D.D., pastor, will e YOUNE peo STHE you 7 ‘will préside at the organ. Bolo by ‘oung Indies will particivate. All are ordially invited. os"; MORROW (Sun of J. 10.G.1.-YOU ARE nce Sermon ‘TO- 4,at 710 pam, by Rev. «at the Sixth Presbyterian sts.s.w. Come aud bring your 5 fat.” Lod. speaker, a ular Star ot Hope meeting, MPERANG ert! th Prosby THE | KEGULAR I be held SUNDAY, May 4, 1590, 0 p.m. sharp. Linportant busmess BERG, Secretary ee > WASHINGTON, MAY 33, 1800.—THE BOSS ce Barbers’ Association will hold tty regular meeting MONDAY NIGHT, Ma: ¥ Bailey's, corner Sth and Dats Bw. “All Bowe are requested to be present. Att By order of the Association, Bog BE BUSINESS MEN'S EXCURSION ro LINCOLN, NEBRASKA, Will leave Washington MAY 1, Those receiving in- Vitations and contemplating goive will please cailat my office to complete arrangements as early as possible, Tickets are limited in number. J. A. FINCH, Manager, JSP Was G14 Pst. aw, SS WANTED—TO BUY A LARGE Pi ernie ATTORNEY, F. S>LUUIS MEYER, be UPHOLSTERER, ‘Has removed to _mny3 Bt T PRKEME COURT OF THE DI8- EiTivoen POSER amuge EXANDER } " g SD je FUVZGERATD PT AL Th Equity, No. 97 Henry Wise Garnett and Edward H. Thomas, trus- ted to the court that they heve sold tonto John F. 30, tuxes and ro 1890, it is by the court this 16th Wageaian at aud for the sum of 85,4) to January day of April, A.D." 1890, ordered that said sale ua re- ported Uy said frustess bé ratitied and confirmed unless. Washington Law Reporter and Evening star once ® week for thige succgssive weeks privr to the last- named d CHARLES P. JAMES. Justi ‘Test: Te J. MEIGS, Clerk, By M. A.CLANCY, Asst Clerk. THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COM- northeast corner 15th st. and New es on deposit for safe keepin, at very Silver Ware, securities and Valuables ot every description. Safe ‘Deposit Boxes for rent at the very lowest rates. or TH riet of Columbia, Wash whom it may concern: 1 District ‘of Columbia, ress the following bill, with request {or San to the propriety of enacting Ita Before reporting on this bill the Commissioners desire to Know what oblections, if any, exist tu said Propose t legislation, cml for that purpose will bold a special session at Zo clock on TCESDAY, the Gth instant, to give hearing to parties interested: A bid Gt. 74.38) to establish 4 aniversal street gatlroad transfer system m the cities of Washington aud Georgetown, in the Distric Columbia, “that h aud all of the street railroads in the cities of Washington snd Georgetown shal. establish at their Janet with or intersection or crossing of any and uli of the other said street railroads a universal traus- fer system Whereby the passenwers of any of the said tiroads inay be usterred tree of ry to the lines of any other railrow this section shall apply to the branch lines of every said railroad, as if such branch Les arate and distinct rrilroads.” J. W. DOUG: Go HINE, We Me ROBLIL, Comat gel HAVE THIS IsT DAY OF May, 1880, ee aS, kot Merchandise in sture YUN 7th who ts authorized tall debts and will pay” ail “Mstilities of the ADAJAH BEHREND. g->THE MERTINGS OF THE ARMY AND <<. Navy Auailiary, which arc held at St, John's Farish Hall, will hereafter take place on the lirst lny Of each imonth instead of on Monday, The rte meetings of the Executive Committee Will an their vr ral meetings 12 4m itt p> PE STOCKHOLDEKS OF THE POTOMAC Be Unttouized Cement: Stone tur pany will meet at 220 N at.a.w. WEDNE: 21, 10am, tor the jose of organizing, electing Giticers and dotus such other business as misy cole bes fore them. By order of the Incorporators, ate GEORGE BiCHARDSO! SS the firm of B.D. ANDERSON & Con Printers 1218 Est. 1 w., 1 will be pleased to-serve 103. former patrons. the JOWN HL HANCOCK, 1, 990, ‘The cycling trade in Washington secus to be boota- ing stat at present. ncuy the new woring attractions T was somewhat surprised to notice, durium one of my strolls the other evening, a men that attracted my atteution, wich ‘was on the doors ty an entrance at 921 H street, which iad thus: “Smith's Whecleries, ing Rink, open day aud evening. ri F thought to inyself, well, this is something new, I must sutisfy my curiosity aud see what “Smith's Wheelerien” mean, Tus inoiment longer I aiw ei pretty girls enjoying a Jarwe floor. 1 found the rink equipped in every inanner for ‘the comfort of the ladies to qualify themselves to the art of cycling. 7 ere are two professors who vive their eutine time and skill to those who wish to avail themselves of this fue opportunity, avd to riders who may at any time need their annistance, ‘The riuk is open from early morning to as late as one may wish to remain. all who are interested in the advancement of wheeling they will be pleased to leara, 1 kOW, that suotuer tidiuig wcool is added to the lis, => OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. DIS- M#.~ trict of Colunbia, Washington, May 1, 1890, ‘© whom! it may concern: The Comumissiouces of the District of Coluinbia Lave received from Congress the following bill, with request for their Views us to the ropriety of ‘shactinx it. Before reporting on this Bin’the Commissioners desire to Kusw: what Obie tious, if any, exist to suid proposed lewislation, aud for that purpose will hold a special session at 2 o'clock MONDAY, the Sth instant, to ive. heariix to parties interested: A bill (H.R. 7453) creating the offiee of in= spector of bay, straw, «rain and feed in and for the Dis- trict of Colwubi, JW. DOULASS, LG. HINE, H. ROBERT, Commissioners D. C. 1 ‘TH ISSUE OF STOCK, BK SAVINGS AND BULLDING ASSOCIATION. BOOK: EN FOR SUBSCRIPTION TO STOC! weal THe EW 25TH SERIES, =r 00 PER SHARE. NO BACK DUES. Sister gt pray eae Sie eck at coe ‘vumbers of the citizens of Wastington have Wailed themselves of its advantages ax a savings iu tution and ay aimeans of obtainin us to. pro- the hew — homes or und aomane gtd deemed nl a Start from uve to time-May aud November of euch year, The books for the New 25th are now open and stock may be subscribed for Eve: from Kecanurert SNO- A PREBOUET. Kellooe” ‘reasurer, JNO. " 1416 F at now, oF of auy of the foliowing-nxmed cers: . @, CAMPBELL, Preside: eee Oar ENT 18k Ree: DAVID G. DIXON, Vicg President. Surjeon Genbeat War Dept, N, "0, 8. FIRMIN, a a JNO. A. PRESCOTT, NOTICES. £. CHURCH, N. K ne, Rev. Chas. 0. Cook, pasto omorrow ‘by pastor, 11 aim. and 7 ., Sunday schoo), 9:50 a.m. Young people's meet- SPECIAL CHRIST CHURCH . bet. ith and 71 Wilbame, rector. diam. and 7:30 p.n, to the established order JAMES CHURCH. STH STREET NEAR 4. W. Clark, rector.—Sundays, ly communion, 31 ata. Sundey" school and and Fridays, 7 MOring service; wisi y : program; Christian Endeavor, 6:30, All welcome. 1t =D CHURCH, 15TH ST, between Ruode Island ave. and tminster, Md., will address ‘the tissionary society S Siayle of W FTCHIR CHAP: pastor, reside —Preaching ii and Ladies’ Bazar in church, May 6 U9 Pa ave. ae. CALVARY BAPTIST CHVRCH, CORNER Sth and Hf sts. uw. Re z e K ~ ‘orner 13%§ and’ D a. w, Theron Outwater, pastor.—Sunday school, 9:4 1, corner othe and P nw v8. M. Newman, ing’ service at 11 xm, a » Will conduct the ch pastor frou: Ma y welcome at all ser PRESBYTERIAN Services tomorrow 118.1 tor, Key, Wiiliain & Christian Endoayor 5: K wervice Wednesday at S peu fad S pan, Breve hi = HAMLING ME, Sunday school Dam, Preaching bi * Consecration, Frayer meeting Thursday ey: Services Sabbuth Sh MALS LUTHERAN CHURCH, COR. tomorrow 11 a.m. aud Chureh, and other interes A.B. FRANCIS, OS. BAPTIST SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH, 40H ST. Oo'clock Sunday evening, May 4. By special request Mrs, Leua Mi dress by Mr. Jas, C. Lee und recitation by Mixy Joxic Lee.” All invited. 1 CHURCH, | 434 Laiuaud 7:40 p. Mc. Eddy of Princeton Seminary will preach STREET BAPTIST CHURCH, BET. THE REV. FRANK e society's hall (N at VL, “Prayer ai Answer.” Pastor's visit to Sunday school 10 d KRNON PLACE M. &, CHURCH vuth, corner 9th and K sts, ie Wightuan, D.1 Throve of Go re cordially invited, XM-C-A. 1400 NEW YORK AVE. GOSPEL Young men cordially invited, men's Meeting Tuesday, May 6, Span. Mealy’ OF Princeton Seminary will preach at bath (UNIVERSAL CHURCH OF OUR F. i x, Alex, Kent, the church Wednesday, METHODIST PROTE ia and . Younx people's meet: Prayer meeting Mornin sermon, ure W diesiluy, “Martha und “Freedom by the trath, Mary” first of a serie E. Gibson, DD. pr jug Thursday, 8 p.m. z >FIKSY BAPTIST CHURCH, 10TH. ST. above Seott cirelt Y junday school, 9:40. Ji aw. avd Spm. ¥ Iu the evening the pastor will del) third discourse iu the series on the speeches of the ‘Iu Solomon's Porch.” Preaching by the Apostle Poter, Baptism at conclusion of ev weople’s meesing, EveRINE servic CHURCH OF D T and 1Sth sts, the pastor, Kev, " school at 9:50 a.m. Young people's meeting at <q MCKENDIEE Hi, MASSACHU- i 9u Bis Way Kev. C.Hervert Kichardgox.—11 a.a. sermon and coin: iM, first of series of sermons ‘on the Book of Job, the greatest or drauias, ‘The pro- 6:45 p.m., Young people's meetiug. Y:I0 a un., Sunday school, niunion service Hey. Joel Brown, paszor, mucrament; 8, scrinon. Sunday school, 9:53 + Prayer meeting Weduesday, 8 p.m. NDAY, MAY 4. iN EPLPH- 3th and 14th Key- Dr. McKim. rector, § and 11 am. and 4 7 “ats free at all services except 11 o'clock, * ep SERVICES 5) ‘any Church, G SION, MASS. 1, seats free; leaflets used. Sub- "Second inweries, | Itt ENGLISH EVANGELICAL LU- sh, L Qand t.—Services Sunday, by Rey. Prot, niversity, Col Bs dent of Capital free, “All welcome aud co |AIN'T JOHN'S CHURCH, GEORGETOW N Potomac sta —Services Tomur- ing service at 9:30; sermon and Holy com- vening prayer at 4:30: \vested chi Strangers always welcome. SPIRITUALISM — AT. Hall, opposi SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH, 3D eT XS PRESBLT by the pastecy: er. pa Yb. BOs ae, cease ‘meeting | ASHINGTON, D.C... SATURDAY, MAY 3, 1890. Index to Advertisements, AMUSEMENTS... ARTISTS. ATTORNEYS. AUCTIO’ and 12 BICYCLES. Pace 10 (STABLES), (OFFICES). (Rooms), FOR SALE (Hovses). FOR SALE (Lots) FOR SALE (MisceLiaxgow GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.. rttet uf i LECTURES, LOCAL MENTIO: LOST AND FOUND. MANICURE MARRIAG MEDICAL MISCELLANEOU MONEY TO LOAN NOTARIES PUBLIC. OCEAN STEAM POTOMAC RIVER PIANOS AND OR( PERSONAL. ? HTL aE PROPOSA: RBAN PROP! SUMMER RESORT: Govenxmext Hxceirrs Topay.—Customs, $544,550; mternal revenne, $846,416. Lievr, N, H. Barwes has been detached from the receiving ship New Hampshire and grauted sick leave, Srcnrtany Tracy returned from Brookly® this morning. Manyiayp Posrmaster Aprorstep.—D. H. Thompson has been appointed postmaster at Thompson, Montgomery county, Md. Preswext Hanrisox has approved the bill providing for the establishment of a temporary government in the territory of Oklahoma. A Civin Senvice Examtvarioy,—An exami- nation will be held at the rooms of the civil service commission, commencing at 9 a.m on May 12, to fill a vacancy in the position of anutomist at the army medical museum. The sulary of the position is £1,600. Tuy Prestpent’s Carters this morning in- eluded Senators Plumb and Jones (Ark.), Rep- resentatives Owen, Wallace and Funston, Prof. Langston, ex-Governor Foster of Ohio; Judge MacArthur and ex-Governor Buliock of Georgia. Duorrep From tHe Rots ron Desentiox.— Second Lient. Wm. D. Wright, signal corps, has been dropped from the rolls of the army for desertion, to date from April 28 He dis- appeared from this city several months ago and his accounts were found to be short several bundred dollars, Revesve Apporstests.—The Secretary of the Treasury has made the following appoint- ments in the internal revenue service: John storekeeper and gauger, sixth Virginia: P. P. Finnigan, storekeeper and gauger, sixth Virginia, Joseph Porter, storekeeper and gauger, sixth Virginia; Banner Simson, store- keeper and gauger, fifth North Carolina. Topay’s Boxp Orreus aggregated $299,900, as follows: Coupon 4s, $500, at 122; Rege istered 48, $12,300, $150, $5,000, 100,000, 315,000, — $41,250 ut 122; registered 4js, $25,000, $500, $100,000 at 103%. Prrsonat.—Hon, Horatio King of this city contributes an article “On Dreams” to the New England Magazine for the present mouth, and Mr. Henry Ames Blood, of the Department of State, has a spirited epic poem in the May Century.——The Rey. Dr. David Wills of Phi is stopping for a week at 3110 Dam- Mr. J.B. Deveanx is lying dangerously ill at his residence,1116 19th street, ——L. G. Hamilton of Fort Worth, Tex., John MeDonald of Brooklyn, F. Sieget of Ch 0, Th., Mi. O. D, Seavey. manager of the Ponce de Leon hotel of St. Augustine, Fla., accompanied and D. A, Crichton of Seattle, ard’ €, Jonelyn and Alex. Johnson of San Francisco, R. Elliott and C. N. Bovee of New York are at Chamberlin’s.— Wm. Celeb Loring and wife and R. Sherburne and wife of Boston, D. J. Sullivan and wife of New Haven, Harry T. Smith of Mobile, Ala., and Mr, and Mrs, J. H. Lewis of Brooklyn are at the Arno.——T. W. IL Shanabon of Califor- nia, T. J. Hogan of Pittsburg, Samuel Gould of Boston, H. S. Smith of Jackson, Mich.. and Frank Turnbull of Denver are at the Ebbitt.— Mr, and Mrs. D. 5. Appleton, A. ©, James and wife, Bainbrige 8, Ciark and wite and Walter G.— Atwinson = of )=—s New) = York and Chester A. Congdon of St Poul are at tthe «Arlington, —— Wm. Mortimer Borg, Sidney Borg and Henr: MeAnley of New York are at Wormley’s,—J. E, Seymour and C. M. Everett of New York, Robert N. Johnson of Buialo, J. E. Eddy of Fall River and J. E. Mulligan of Brooklyn are at the Normandie. FOR PUBLIC BUILDINGS. Proposed New Structures in Washington —A Committee to Report on Them, A joint meeting of the Senate and House committees on public buildings and grounds was held today for the first time in eight years, ‘The meeting was for the purpose of consider- ing the question of new buildings in this city for the Interior Department, the General Post Office and the question of the selection of a site for the new city post office. After a great deal of discussion on the subject the matter was referred to a joint sub- committee, which is to make a thorough investi- gation of the whole subject and report the results of its work to the full committees as soon as convenient. The joint sub- committee consists of Senators Morrill and Vest aud Representatives Clunie and Milliken. ‘They will start out on their tour of investiga- tion this afternoon, and will look at the several sites upon which it is proposed to erect these buildings. YOR THE INTERIOR DEPARTMENT, ‘The proposition has been advanced that a bill be passed purchasing the square bounded by 8th and 9th and E and F streets, and then make one building, which will stretch from 7th to 9th streets, using the present Post Office De- artment building as 4 sort of a corner stone. This enormous structure would then be turned over to the Interior Department, which, the committees agree, needs more room than it now has. That would leave the Fost Office Department homeless, but it is the intention of the joint committee’ to secure a square on which may be erected a building large enough for the department and the city post offiee for & century to come. Golden Cross Anni . Haleyon Commandery, No. 128, U.0.G.C., last evening celebrated the ninth anni: of its organization. Many of the sir knights were accompanied by their wives and families. Speeehes were made by Mr. Venable and Dr. Groot, Songs and instrumental music were Anandale, tain Justice” and Mr. read an original At the conclusion of the re- ‘ta were served. The inder the ment of Messrs, _—s ihe wnneee Kline, less than five y. than ten years’ du vi sea, under ordinar, the Navy. in seamanshi; a line of the best shi be line of the second cighteen knots an hour, and of less than tons, will be running between New York and tiver Platte in less than three years. I be- lieve, and I have good reason for my belicf, that there will be within three years two lines of steamships running from the Pacific coast to Cl with British lines now the file hereafter, if [shall desire to do so, a re- port to accompany these bills, ls were read a first and second time and placed on the calendar, —1 desire to say, as a member of the committee on commerce, that I dissent en- tirely from the report ot the majority of the cominittee in favor of these two measures, Mr. Coke—I desire to say as 4 member of the committee on commerce that I do not join in the advocacy of either of those bills, or in the report upon them, of the majority of the com- mittee. the opposition to the bill? TWO CENTS. | Washington News and Gossin (FROM THE CAPITOL. — OUR COMMERCIAL INTERESTS. Two Bills to Foster Them Reported in the Senate. THE DIPLOMATIC APPROPRIATION BILL ———- Under Consideration in the House This Afternoon, Bt dS SENATE, Mr. Frye, from the committee on commerce, said that he was instructed by that commiitee to report two important bills, The first was the bill to place the American merchant marine engaged in foreign trade on an equality with that of other nations, This (he procreded to say) is the bill, «= known = asthe shipping league tonnage bill and it provides for the payment of every thousand miles saile vessels —iron, steel, from 500 tons upward. It provides that shall carry a certain proportion of Anrican citize by American citizens, nnd that taken by the government. bill, according to the commissioner of naviga- tion, would probably be for the — first year between three and three and a half million dollars and would increase, opinion, within six years to five or six million dollars, The bill would save to the pe the United States many lion that it would cost. It has b by innumerable resolutions of b and chambers of commerce, by the National . and includes all wood, sail and #team red sailors; that they shall be offi »pl allions for every range and. 1 am iniormed, by the Farmers National Alliance, OcEAS MAIL SERVICE. Taleo report, said Mr. Frye, a bill to pro- Vide for ocean mail service betw States and forcign states and to promote com- merce, It is au original bill, It provides that the Postmaster General may make coutracts for the carrying of the United States ted States ips owned by A for four classes of steamships ngth for all the ali carry Amer: Mr. Butier— Mr. Fry merican-built shij ina, Japan and Australia, com The two bil Mr. GOLD AND SILVER, The resolution offered yesterday by Mr. Mitchell, calling on the Secretary of the Treas- ury for information asto the export and im- port of gold and silver during the calendar year 1889, was taken up, discnssed and agreed to. THE M'KAY CLAIM. The Senate bill for the relief of Nathaniel McKay and of the executors of Donald McKay, referring to the Court of Claims their claim for further compensation for the construction of the iron-clad monitors Squando and Nanset and the side-wheel steamer A and discussed, shveld, was taken up MPHERSON THINKS THERE I8 POLITICS IN IT, The bill was explained and advocated by Mr. Higgins and was opposed by Mr. McPherson, who mtimated that favor was shown wo Nathaniel McKay becanse of his services to the republican party in the Inst presidential cam- pagn. Mr. r-—Is that the reason for your . MePherson—Not at all. ‘MR. SPOONER REPELS THE INSINUATION. Mr. Spooner—I hope that the Sevator did not mean to intimate that the committee on claims could be influenced by any such consideration. I repudiate and repel it for that committee. Mr. McPherson—I intended no criticism on the committee or no discourtesy on the com- mittee, but I find that there are a great many —- for a like favor. I t there is no equi in any ry of these casea, And I find that for some reason or other thecommittce on claims bas brought this bill forward and not any of the others, Mr. Spooner defended ts a ton for they may be The cost of this in his of nil- | supported rds of trade en the United ails in erican citi- zens between United States ports aud all for- eign ports, He may make the contract for not ars and for not more jon. The bill pro- for which be may contract—the first class being tee! ships of a registered tonnage of not Jess than 8.000 tons. capable of tmaaintaining at y weather, twenty knots an hour, and it provtdes that only that class of ships shall be used for the transportation of the mails between the United States and = Great Britain. It pro asecond class of ships of not less tha tons register and capable of m knots an hoar at sea in ordinary weat! provid des for ntaining 18 » It for a third class of 14 knots an hour and not less than 2,500 tons, and for a fourth class of not less than 1,500 tons, which may be of iron, steel or wood, ‘The pay for the tirst class is not to exceed #6 a mile, outer voyage; for the second class, $8: for the third class, ©. class, #1. . aud for the fourth It provides that the vessels hereto- | family” asked Co fore built and contracted for shall be inspected and recfived, and for certificates | [Laughter.} of fitness for the service from the Secretary of It provides that ships of the three first classes hereafter to be bniit shall be built according to plans and apecitica- | onec? tions approved by the Secretary the Navy; that they shall be of the highest maritime rating known to American or foreign | Questioned as to the date when Croker came registers; that they shall be capable of carry. ing four six-inch guns, «nd that they shall be, in all respects, built so as to be converted into | money, but did not doubt Croker's statement, auxiliary cruisers for the navy twenty days, with sufficient str purposes for which the navy would require them. t provides that th prentices as first of y within ten or a ap- tty officers, one for every thou- sand tons whom they shall educate and train It provides that they shell carry the mail messenger of the United States and furnish him with the necessary accommo- dation for himself and the mail, that the United States may take the ships whenever the government pleases, paying whatever may be agreed upon. or (il there be a disagreement) whatever impartial arbitrators may determine, say that I know that if the bill becomes a law | in the whole world will ut on, within three years, between New York and Liverpool. It provides Thavea right to ips’ Amcrican-built ships, flying the American flag. \ Mr, Mitche/—Is there any limit on distance? Mr. Frye—There is no limit on distance. 1 nave aright to say further that I know thata asa of ships making 000) eting I ask leave to GRANT WAS THERE, Witness McCann Sends Another Vol= ley Into Tammany Hall. i SENTIMENT IS ON HIS SIDE. —— The Labor Situation Practically | Unchanged Today. —— MORE STRIKES OCCUR IN THE WEST. ~— RIOTOUS STRIKERS, In Spain the Workmen Are Not se Peaceable as Ours, Bancetona, May 3.— The riotous strikers had complete possession of the city yesterday. They stopped the tram cars and threw one from the tracks and smashed it to pieces, Bodies of strikers prooceded to the various printing offices and compelled the compositors to leave work. No newspapers were published. Placards have been scattered broadcast urg- ing strikers to pilliy . The military charged the rioters, but the latter resisted and attacked and routed the police. In the even- ing three regiments arrived in the city and the governor issued a proclamation, The mob cowed an dispersed. Paais. May 3.—The strike at Tourcoing hae ome geueral, and the strikers are parading streets and stopping all kinds of work. Large reinto * of troops have arrived to id the authorities in preserving order. As Roubarx a couference is heing held at the town, hall between the masters and delegates repre- senting the workmen with the object of eu- | deavoring to ascttiement of the difier- ences between them - STILL PHEY STRIKE, No Serious Violence, but Mem Keep Striki Cacao, May 3 gathered ar lth terminus of the Sp A mob of angry citizens tool honse at the southern Ui road toll house et mi night, and taking part of the toll keeper's tools burned the buildin soon as the fire was well under way they retired, and when the ‘department arrived there was not « soul in ghtexcept the keeper and wife with one or two of their friends. The men who made up the mob tried to conceal their identity, but | Stith and bis wife recognized many. Cm May 3.-The strike of the sash, | door and blind workers im the lumber district was set temporarily this morning im more alt the tuctories, the employers granting hour day until Mon when « Gna pe given. Three huudred sash, Lind and door workers on strike at the C.J, L. Meyer & Sons’ Com- | pany are offered eight hours and eight hours’ ay by the frm this morning. This was re- fused. The men demand eight hours’ work and nine hours’ pay, Bostox, May 3 that the New President Curley claims gland tree stone contractors have not over fi ‘utters at work. San Fraxciaco, Car., May 3.—-About two thousand penters, joiners and mill workers struck yesterda: > _ ON THE STAND, Mayor Grant Present at the Hearing and Bourke Cochran Cross-Examines. New Youx, May 3.The Fassett committee had McCann betore them again today, Bourke Cochran ug the quizzing act. Mayor Graut Was present. McCaun suid Mr. Croker owed him =3.000 for supplying groceries to Croker's family. The debt had been growing for seven or cight years, That $3,000 had been wiped out when ke purchased bis restaurant, Bince then a debt of 24,000 has grown and is still growing for supplying Croker's family, Was the debt tor goods supplied to Croker's ran, “Yes, aud for dinners supplied to you.” M’CAN)D “Are you sure about thaty” 1 ami quite sure.” “Will you swear that I dined there more tham You dined there the night that Grant was elected sheriff and scveral times since then.” to him with $180,000, witness said he could not tell the precise date.” Witness did not see the | After Gnding Tom Adams be brought bam to Mr. Croker at his store and introduced fas to whom he wonld tr rything he had. He took Croker and Adams upstairs and left them there. In halt | an hour or less Croker came down with the ) Satchel still in hishand and said he would not trust Adama. When Adams came down he hurr: out without saying a word. Croker had said to bim thet there were two aldermen whom he wanted to reach and Tom Adams knew them. Mr. Croker had subsequently said that be had seen these two aldermen and he understood | that everything was satisfactory, “I knew,” he sau ‘somebody had been seen.” ” Q. Who were those aldermen? A. Picrson and Wendell. ( Sensation.) The cross-examination ended at this ft and it Was generally considered that Metane came out of the ordeal uninjared and that bis testimony not been shaken up to this point. The witness said be had been on the best of terms with Croker, his brother-in-law, until Mayor Grant came in between them. Said Me- Cann: “Croker has been misled by his advisers men who bold high positions in this city. Itas those who bave driven him from bis i home and family today. Irefer to Mr. Grant. I think it is adisgrace to this city thet a man like Mr. Grant should be its mayor.” To Mr. Ivins, the witness sad that John B. Halloran had told him that the 180,000 hed been returned to those who contributed it om the New Year following. The witness said he could make charges which he did not care to put forward volunta- rily at present and that “the less those ge men have to say the better for thginselves. ———— In a Parlor. Paravecenta, May 3.—Mike Boden (the Kanuck) and Bill Davis, heavy weights, fought twolve rounds in « parlor in the suburbs of this city at midnight last mght for « purse, Davis won on a foul in the twelfth round. <= aaidiemenen Steamship Burned. Reepvitie, Va., May 3.—Steamer Ida Augusta, with freight from Bultimore, owned by Mr. R. Lewis, was burned at her wharf at Reed- ville this morning, She arrived from Baiti- more at 2 a.m, —-—_ From Wall Street Today. New Yors, May 3.—The reactionary spirit im the stock market was continued this morning and first prices, with a few exceptions, were from ', to %% per cent lower than last night's figures, winle the market displayed setivity ouly in spots and by turns. The subsequent movements in the list were generally insignifi- cant, but after a further decline @ raliy occurred, which in most cases brought prices up to a shade better than the opening. ——___ Telegraphte Briefs. The system in Alsace-Lorraine is soon vo be abolished ” a Joshua Tear, Ns ae po one. lake, Spokene river and tribe- Bishop Burgees is dead at Kalamazoo. Dr. the mip- BEF i i Anarchist proclamations have eee —— ~) towns = tng sing empleo ee Gren Zonhera