Evening Star Newspaper, March 17, 1891, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, 1101 Pennsylvania Ave, corner 11th Street, ty The Evening Star Newspaper Company, 8. H. KAUFFMANN, Pres’, Tee Evento S318 js served to subscribers im the ity by carriers, on their own account, nt 10 cemes por gestesech thy tonll “anywhere in tas Unita! Seeased Skaedspostace prepaid 0 cents per tunes. SATURDAY QUADRUPLE Si'eeT Sraus 61.00 per years with formen postage adriet, 9:5. 00. {Entered at +the Post Office at Washington, D. C.. emceud~< lass mai! matter. , §2-All mai) subscriptions must be paid in advance; | ne paper sent loneer than | sid to | I Vo. 78, No 18,096. The ening Slat. _ WASHINGTON, D.C, TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 1891. TWO CENTS. FINANCIAL. FINANCIAL. SPECTAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. Washington News and Gossip, |‘ DEPLORABLE ACT.” T weg PATENT CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION, DENTAL DEPART- a : Tur A| [ [SION CREDIT comPaxy, Bee NISSEN eee Ay “HINTS TO MEX.” ae SENS ERP ES = AMERICAN MILLION ee ats same rail SECURITY AND WASHINGTON BRANCH. It ant a * it Pare 12 st lew aD per: CRE a ST ‘Pure? | Special Charge to the New Orleans TRUS wile your advantare AUCTION 6 i — Sect my present ‘una 7 — Grand company, CAPITAL. x GUN HALL. spect my resent uiucone and Biover.rs fare 1h Jury on the Lynching, “The necessity and value Presicent of the United States. -vening—To be pre- Suitings. Itis no longer BOARDING Page 1 ea vat end tape Depeets SSNSTOR. 2.0. SERNUARE, MOM. |” RES eT ices am Brice to gecuren perfect-O¢t me BUSINESS CHABUER.. mer Companies ie becuming ‘To whom it may concern: MANUFACTURERS and the indies “who sccom- ylish Suit. My prices ares CITY ITEMS... Page 12 A DEATH WARNING FR0M THE MAFIA more cleariy understood ‘We, the undersi«ned, after caseful examination of | pany them at the Patent Office, Aprils, 9 to 11:0 Teveiation to other COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. Pare 2 and better appveciand the Union Credit Company's Reporting System, have | Pt". egal ‘Of the Interior and the coun tailors. Step in for s look! DEATHS Page 5 every day.” become subscribers thereto, it being the best thing of | “APNIL 9, Avternoan M Te over ‘ELD SIMPSO} ELINQUENT TAX SALE. Pages 7, 8. 9, 10 RUSTS. The American Security and Trust the kind we have ever seen. Hon, Frederick vey Leb. president ofthese geile ne Soot DENTISTRY. Peco 11! Wreckers M : , Company is empowered by Coneress to act im ‘Our ““Watch Liste” are being cheeefully furnished | Hemel ‘of rade," Eivenins ‘ueotineTo be pre- | amb17 Cor. th tnd” Sate, aw. b prime Wark: thin decree, EDUCATIONAL. axe 11 | Wreckers May Succeed in Saving any tract capacity—in all matters of » Staciary said company without reserve and complete in every | Scthe rien Paionics: 1: LanKley. secretary of the ~_WM. OSCAR HOOME, Secretary. EXCURSIONS, de Page 1: rare. Wi ‘Trustee, Executor, a all and ANNI SCOTTISH RITE—MITHRAS LODGE OF JAN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPEKANCE ‘AM si LES . H Inincratr, Guardian, Amerore mndeccver. | igegege OVOre Mt Fame col ed and in- | ANNIPER SARE DRE. APRIL. 20- Anatrermry of Hefegie bert arizerina sl bp edn popular weely genie getting | FIRANCIAL the Government Tug Nina. ‘There are many reasous wuy it is best to place ‘Auniversal application of this efficient protection | Wsshinston Dams, excursion’ ts Mount "Ws CESDAX, 17th instant, at 7 pm. at the Gat. nw. (OW. Wed" ‘the manacement of your financial affairs uF estate im the hands of » chartered corporation fm preference to an individual. Men die, but corporations live on forever. and yousre assured 0f a fasthfai execution of your wishes. DEPOSITS. Moucy has value only whenin action, so do not allow your money to remain Adie. We pay interest upon all deposite—which may be withdrawn at will. If you have money that is earning nothing place ft with us. Treas- ‘Uurer of associations, corporations, instita- tions, Ke., suould take advantuse of this feature of our business, as their funds will draw inter- est, yet be suuject to check at any time. LLECTIONS. The Company collects any form o: income, thus reiteving the party of all the imconveniences and annoyances incident tuorsto, Special attention is given the manage ment of eetutes. 4 his branch is of special im- Portance and value to non-resiients, travelers ‘snd those of infirm health. Remittances, set- fements, &c., promptly made. LOASS, Prime securities, such as First ‘Trusts, collateral, &e., will always command money here. Keal Estate Agents and Brokers ‘will be extended the usual trade courtesies in matters of commission. &c. INVESTMENTS. Parties having money to invest in First Mortaages, Debenture Bonds, e., will find every opportunity to profitably place it. The Company issue guaranteed Deb- ecture Bonds in sums of $100, @500 and 81,000. DEPOSIT SAFES. The company rents safes for $10, $15 and $25, according to size. Con- Sider that this is but @ dollar or twoa month. Every man having valuable papers should keep them ina safe. Let us rent you one. The company also keeps securities, such as stocks, bonds, &c., under guarantee. Strangers visiting the city having in their possession fauportant papers or other vaiuabies will be srante:l every facility for theireafe keeping. ‘TO LADIES. Ladies will find every conven- fence for transacting business with the com- any. The officers of the company will be glad to confer wits them upon financial matters and ‘willingly extend to them the benefit of their ex- Perience. ‘The manazement of the Estates and Financial affairs of widows, minors, orpbans, c., comprise a special feature of our business. STORAGE. The company has a building lo- cated 1140 15th st. m.w., especially designed for a storage warehouse. It is fitted with every accessory necessiry fora safe and satisfactory transaction of a xeneral storage business. We have space for anything inanimate. We have ‘also a large vault room as an adilitional security for the safe keeping of expensive silverware, trunks, Jewelry, papers and otjer valuabks. ‘The Company has every facility for packing and Moving goods to and from the ware house. A. T. Britton, _-President. C23. Bell Vice President. A. A. Thomas. . Second Vice President. Perey B. Metzyer.. ‘Treasurer. George E. Emmons. Secretary, Direciors: A. T. Britton, Jobn R. McLean, ©. J. Bell, Caleb J. Milne, ‘M. W. Beveridge, Martin F. Morris, Henry F. Biount, Crosby 5. Noyes, William M. Coates, M. M. Parker, Robert Dornan, | Charles Porter, Chas. C. Duneanson, Jam@s G. Payne, Daniel Donovan, Alan H. Reed, Matthew G. Emery, 5. 3. Sharp, James E. Fiteh, W. 8. Thompson, Jobn E. Herre! ‘A. A. Thomas, Jobn N. Hutchinson, William Verner, Jobn S. Jenks, HarryiE. West, Henry 8. Louchhetm, Henry A. Willard, Benjamin H. Warder. 1419 G st. nw. mhi6 "TSE, GERSDOREF FUNNEL AND NOVELTY COMPANY.— number of the shares of ‘Stock of this company, now just orranized under the Jaws of New Jersey, can be purchased at par from Ghats Obes F Cox, eccretery und trecoarers Giophen Cox. Jr, vice iden: and manager, all of Bridge- i Pay + Washington, D.C. ‘labios against abuse of credit would be of the greatest value to every person subscribing to its beneS!s. ‘W. B. Moses & Sons, Jas. L. Burbour & Son, Robt. McLean, John H. Magruder, Lansburgh & Bros., B. Chasiton & Co., PB. May & Co., Arthur Burt & Co., }. Cornwell & Som, Frank Hume, . Adams, M.D., “The Washinton Post.” Jackson & Co., George Ryneal.jr., Shea, Rutus H. Darby, liantyne & Sons, Geo. E. Kennedy & Sons, M. &P. Metazer, W. H. Houghton, Hill &Co., ‘Thomas K. Marshall, L. K. Devendorf, Wash. B. Willjams, AND SCORES OF OTHERS. The hundreds of reputable physicians in Washington who gravely regard the many thousands of doilars «ine them, constantly increasing instead of diminishing, aud which they have neither time nor inclnation to collect, will find in this company both satistaction for the past and security for the future. You have but to call and see for yourselves, or our agents will call upon you if desired. CALL AND EXAMINE. NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON BUILDING. ‘Telephone 1062. mb7-s&tulm DANIEL MACAULEY, Manager. LOST AND FOUND. OS1— MONDA. EVENING, BET. G ANDI OR L4on I bet. 14th aud 17th sts., a stiver rope bangie. Finder rewarded on return to 17161 st. nw. It" OST-SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 1801, BLACK Titer die wits spot on breast ated Nise ee Ward if returned to 15 oth st. se. 1 OST—ON MAKCH 10TH, GOLD MEDAL PRE sented to M. J. Grant. Finder will please retu 4. ih st. .W., and receive rewant OST—A SMALL SKYE GYP: ANSWER NAME Jessie. Return to 412 C st. s.e. and wet reward. 1t* face and ‘front of ears biack; answers to name f. his return to CHAS. HAMPSON, 15th st. extended near Kenesaw mhi7-3t OST—A FOX TERRIER: WHITE BODY; TAN head: white between eyes: suwall black spot near Toot of tail: collar and tag. Liberal reward for his re- turn to 1134 22d st. n. w. mb17-2t" O8T_BETWEEN 3D AND 4% S18. 5.W. AND. between 11th and 12th sts. nw. plain wok bracelet, with J. L. inscrived on it. “Liberal reward if tat Lia) New York mhie-2t* LOST-O8 SUNDAY. MARCH 15, YOUNG WHITE bull terrier: answers to name of “Mat.” Return to 1941 Vermont ave. and receive reward. inh16-3t* TRAYED FKOM 14TH ST. AND PA. AVE. about 6 p.m. Saturday small italian greyhound about 15 inches high: body a very ligut fray color white neck: Liberal rewand if returasd to TOS ave. nw. mbI6-3¢ ‘LOSI, THURSDAY NIGHT. MARCH 12, BLACK setter; white breast, four paws white, tip of tail white; answering to the hane of ; has collar on. Liberal reward if returned to 17 mh14-3t* OST—ON SUNDAY, IN OR FROM ST, ALOY- sins Church to Capito! Hill, a small pocket book fontaiming one check and toms receipts Of no vale awe twill Beene. FA. CUDMOMES return sauye to 101 Bene. ‘OST—ON WEDNESDAY LAST. A RED POCKET Ltr B. 0. railroad ticket and se a mubl4-ot* BOARDING. __~ 1514 Baraca e LUEN SHED. COM rooms on second floor for ‘rent, : ed ren tearg vo at hit isor ced re ae ‘HE AUBURN, PA. AVE AND 2D ST. nicely furnished rooms and béard by day, I oa + 9 J ve delivervd by or oe atone Pre Spm. inspection of ond. han ‘eshopsy W fon navy yard, by invitation of tive Secrctury of or the Navy. 4:00 Bem, parade ular troops, National Guard, Higis Scliool Cadets SAPHIL I. renine Sieetinc—To be presided " venine Meetine—To over Frof. Alexander Graham Hel “Addresses upon subjects relating to invention sre muted at the publ: meetincy by Lalwand Atkinson. L.D.;Dr. John 4. Biliincs, Hom, Justice Blatch- ford, “Prot, Cyrus F. Brackett, M-D., LL.D. ; Hon. Benda: An B.C. Diane, ‘rence Butterworth, Octave Chanute, a ‘Prot . ¥. ivbn Ww. Gray. ftom W.%t x. . W. Clarke, Hon: B, Duttod, Prot. Tbomas Chex’ E"Saitcneli Hom OH. Piatt Mca: ak tion, On A Seeiy, . A. BR: Spofford, Hon. Kobt. 8. Prof." Kovt. if. “Thurston.” Prot. W bridge, Hon; Edsvia Willits, Hon, Carroll Meetings for the oncatugation of the Nat sociation o: Inventors and ianufacturers on the Siternoon of April and in they on Aprils and 9, when addresses axe expected from prominent inventors and uunutacturers, ‘Subscribers admitted to public exercises by ticket. For further particulars address the executive com- Bxsodten, JOH LENCH Chairman: OHS Gi0.’ C. MAY- BABSON, SIALVIN C. STONE, WATKINS | Secretary dM s an Inventor and mhi4-l4t = ,WASHINGTON CITY. SUPPLY OF ICE FOR 1801. ‘From the Gaf€iner Home Journal. March 4, 1801. ‘The ice companies are ali done cut- ting on the Kennebec. THE INDEPENDENT of Washington finished cutting Tues- @ay, having been cutting the second erop of clear block ice, from 13 t015 imebes thick, and now have 65,000 tons. Their ice, like all the ice cut on the river this season, is the very finest quality of ice, and there isn’t ‘Spoor lot cut this season. mbl1,12,14,17,19 Se ™ Evsueny, of the Rite. “Work, mab 1G-2t A. H. HOLT, 2d decros, secretary. => HEV. MN. CORNELIUS, D.D. deliver his po iuasked, or Gold nitier, sat 7:4 DAY EVENING, March 17, 1801, ‘at astern Presby- teriam Chureh. We all wear masks: justen yours on Securely amd come and lawtch, and luuyit at your neigh tors discomfort ae ie aude intugelt ‘unsnacked. Aa mission, 35 cents. mnie" <q=>ST. PATRICK'S DAY. BY REV. FATHER CONNOLLY. * LINCOLN MUSIC. HALL Ree Admission—Orchestra, 50 cts; Ba'coutes, Bier spe the VCURS EERO eS Ne Bq SSPARENT TCE COMPANY, ‘8327 Water st., Georretown, D.O. Televhone 156, Fon Of best quality of ice always on hand Full weehty Promptservice,, Lowes, aparset patos. Wagons to aif sections o the city. Lis ount on tickets wurehased at ofice drivers, Orders by tail OF feiep lone will receive iinuediate attention, Contracts ude for one or more years. Dyas FOR KENT- large piate-ciass win.lows, cunereted base: gata mod tinge. veuitatle tor any iaainess. Neat ‘Apply to, mhiooe P.T. BELRY, Avent, Bee ert I8 GIVEN THAT THREE DAYS: Jist st. Rew. aiter this dace te effects of Mr. Berham and ite, wil be sold Faction by viet of a land- 's lien to pay ered. THUS. L. SELBY, mhiGst” G02 "Pa, ave. lw. SOL LOUIS, FOR THE PAST 7 TEARS with Z. Strasburyer, takes pleasuie in noti- Side his patrons that he ts now counected with Win, bt do's Keliable Shoe House, S16 7th i”. erates oc eee THE ALPHA STEAM LAUNDRY, FORM- ‘at 1250 32d st., has removed directly posite in the buildine foriherly Occupied Uy" the Georgetown Steatn Latin. Fh samme’ respectfully sol continuance of patronage shown heretofore. im i expenses inc ; ‘of the Linotype 4 of Columbia will. be held on THULRDAT. istrict March 19, 1891, at 7:90 o'clock p.m., at 414 1ith st! 5 *-Xiful attendance is ek, oes unable to be seal vpeioaes mes ee PG A SUE TOR etry Washington, D. C., March 11, 1801." mi14-bt ,BRIGHTWOOD AVENUE, ATTENTION! All interested in the inproveinent of rail- will meet at Brightwood Hall TUES- “Aities 1408 Hi st. aw. BAY, Sareh'17.'7 0p. € hear the report of the cominittes to viait tbe railway" ‘concert Three desirable suites with bath for A a — ine further measures if necessary. 14, 17-3 ‘AGAIN IN BUSINESS, WE RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTEN- Th meds new drag store at thenorth- |< #2eh of fue pubitete the fact that weare THE ine ‘of and iuedicines, where 1 will be | Shuitie Gad’ the Sraniant Honey See a ah ee i druxs eased to welcome all of iny triends and old customers. prea’ ‘department in change of redustes ii Pay SS geod rab ,TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: lerchante’ Mutual Protective Union was, pec for ‘Of its members fhat clase of persons who can, but will not, pay their ‘The mexat » which is composed of our best merchants and ‘a, is large and imereus- ‘sre to assist its members in and to report to them inonthiy the names | anita! ice is 62) the monthly dues 60 cunts, to Nationa Shred @ SREY wp a 2 ‘inet isthe tory ‘with the metenent iter hat been di ‘oti fir t! ‘names will i ub tet toey Lang-be" knows te eoaersomee- aud ereit ‘hereattcr ‘For further int alton oF grees ie WW . a 4 soeebtarday MS SeBepe Ds PH, ‘[ BE WEBSTER. 515 1378 ST. N. n‘ciam Loe plice ‘rune sages Say to all pointsot CARPENTZR ELECTRIC COMPARY, TRE SHOREHAM H-STREET STORE. ‘Best electrical iuventionsof theage. Stock book re obeted for subacriptons, Ten per cent per sue ram cor investinent teed” or Edie. where emits of te inven con ey be — WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COM- PANY. Cash Capital, $1,000,000. Temporary Offices, 1001 F st. nw, New building in course of erection at the corner Hh and F sts. nw. a Organized wnder act of Congress epproved October 1, 1390. This company is authorized by law ‘To receive deposits and allow interest om balances. To iswue certificates of deponit. ‘To act as administrator, guardian, trustee, re ceiver, assigmes, commitice of the estate of per ‘non compos mentis and attend to other bus’ ‘Rese of a fiduciary character. ‘To manage estates and coilect renta. To collect interest and dividends for customers without charge. To act as treasurer or agent for religious, Denevolent or other institutions and as registrar oF transfer agent of the stocks or bonds of cor- porations, paying their interest or dividends if desired. Wills receipted for and kept without charge. Correspondence invited. BRAINARD H. WARNER, President. JON JOY EDSON, Vice President. WM. B. GURLEY, Treasurer. ‘WM. B. ROBISON, Secretary. ‘Directors: Jobn T. Arms, ‘Samuel Norment, Charles B. Bailey, John Ridout, Chas. 8. Baker, George P. Schafer, 913 AND O15 F ST.N.W. Mas the best plan devised for securing e Home. NO AUCTION OF MONEY. C pice eeu Percept peraanam paid om OFFICER: : Fn Vives Andee Wale eee ©. &. Thompeca, Treas. Gen'l 5.2. Sanith, Att'y. T AMERICAS SECT KITT AND TRUST CO. ALT. Britton. Pres’. LEWIs G. TEWRSBURY & CO. ‘BANKEM> AND FLOKERS, yas F ST.. WASHINGTON, D.c., end sell for caghor os usr Stocks,” Bomda, ‘Private wires to New York and Chicage. Outel-town vusiness « shecuaity. 2 Loca, securitigs deat comson Siig. w. i ‘Mouber Ni. 7 a MACARTNEY, BUILDING, 1419 F ST. ww. and Lesiers in Government Boods: se PS RS a “Petepnone sss. Ty J.C. Horcerxsox, e MILLINERY. Textend to the ladies of Washington = most condial invitation to inspect the very latest Paris ‘Productions in PATTEEN HATS ‘eae BONNETS. EXQUISITE NOVELTIES In WANOY MILLINERY TRIMMINGS. Fall line of FLOWERS, ETO. I wish to state that I have completely changed the management of the Millinery Department ‘and that I have secured the services of the MOST THOROUGH “‘ARTISTE” ‘In this country and am now prepared tocater to the wants of the most fastidious, as well asthe ‘medium-class trade. . CHIDREN’S HaTs. ‘Large assortment of CHIFFONS, LACES, GAUZES, CREPE, ETO. 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. mb16 (Corner 20th and N streets northwest, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17 AND 18, Will display an attractive assortment of IMPORTED HATS, BONNETS AND TOQUES, Also those of her own desizn., Ladies of Washington cordially invited. mBI@2t* Suovuper Cares Axo Fur Waare sunken cad Capea nad oir cee Pree seem, i twenty per cout C20 jer Gent)” sal weeds reauet sy per cent aul wood Felable andub sty lis shapes. Gen = now be obtained ior ten days. All Pi Taps at cost. WILLETT & RUorF, © ‘Hatters and Furriers, 905 Penn. sve. mb14 Srauo Sirus Ix Hass. ‘We now have our complete stock of Spring Hate. DERBY HATS. #2 Se Baas Se 66 OL ‘Soft Hats and Caps. Sole agents for knox S-¥ Hate; Vouseea'e N.Y. Hate, B.H. STINEMETZ & SONS,1237 Pena.ave.mb14 OOD MANTELS—WOOD MANTELS. showinw the anweet, and teat Gesig ius in W Manteis in city. Afmoan otegusive dno t bate Manteiy ot muy own inate Oe Loew, abe Erepiace ‘tetinas- “All ‘Are Teyuestcu toexainine my, and ms Detore pacing thet orders A a, ROCHE, _f012- 30 4N ave. B.w. J, Foameet, ae wanes ee Seeman, gee eae | tus cumetiahi ee CAUTION. —WISHING ALL OF OUR MA- chest of chi to the satisiac- Snare Pau amon thoy beng oid pent rig old penct where than at the COMPANY'S OFFICE, where none but genuine parts are L, only the most: - i WILSON MFG. CO., fe3-t,th,s,3m 437 Oth st. ow GUNSON, JUSTICE & CO. | <a MAL ROTATE SAC KERS, the ORTHWESTERN NATIONAL INSURANCE 00. re a eae wane ba Cash capits}, $600.00 Cash ansets, 1,97) Jet surpiis, $400,000, Hay ‘become the sole aentsof the above ‘class insuraDee ag 9 we are Write insurance on Stores, Merclat ndise, Dwell Re.,at greatly reduced ‘rates, an'wo are’ not in the Washinton Loard of ire ‘and tuereture can makes great reduction onthe hich rates Dow charged. GUNSON, JUSTICE & CO.. mbi2-1w G06 F st. ‘AL BRIEFS. LEGAL BRIEFS. ood paper, from new type: cpp EOS ccata’s fan.” Literal aocouat ok cou pages and overs paces Ang TEUN 8. ADAMS, Printer, fe17-3m 512 Lith st... * DR. R. FINLEY HUNT, ‘1ST, ae ‘His'Office to DENTIST, ares ita Utfhice to mhl0-11 WE DENY NOTHING! ‘he public voice 43 too Reckington: “Air cut aud nase ‘ea wuaranteed or no sale. ‘MILLER’S, Successor to ELLERY & CO., Sth and Fa. ave. = EmNoton Tre WRITERS. “PARAGON” TYPEWRITER BIB- BONS, our own manufacture, are by far THE BEST in the market. Soldex- elusively by WYCKOFF, SEAMANS & BENEDICT, 203m «COR. STH AND F STS. N.W. 4 We the ver. the finest ever seat tou pted ety Be "FO is YOUR LaUNDRYMA TOLMAN STEAM LAUNDRY, . DW Quick work without extra our: arow. you will 2 postal ‘ Try Be TEE ae SET, B eS sabe neramien he amc Hype tet cheaper than @.sew ere. ‘2s woe r THE LADIES OF WASHING. Echols Sas biel sons banegthe reseed Gepartuient for on 0) UY YOU > on tant Notice GAS CONSUMERS. pe ONAL CAPITAL BANE. THE MEST EXD, SATIONAL BANK, wll be entiied 10 the acount Ce, Pits’ tr WW WAsiikGron GAS LIGHT COMPANY. LUTZ & BhU:, (@c7 Penn. ave., edjoining National Hotel. Sees Ro:ary Sew.nz Machines. STAHN & FISKE, £77 9h st. nw. ‘mhJ4-203t a FIFTH AVENUE TAILORING CO. shows a fine selection of spring coods for gentlemen's wear. habits, "suits, eo, & Specialty. 1010 Conn: ave. mihl4-3t [<a ARE NOW OR REPARED TO furnish at short noticeghe following: Plover Honey, Roqueriordiy Patnucsane y, Edam dnd Pe A-Cee assorted, ny Eni Erepared Table Wore; Cracked Wheat,. Kye Pranelis, Maiaca Grapes, Bananas, Fi Daten, Delicioas Sura. X. 0, Molasses, ke: Java Con 1 itackerels Fresh iason's Crackers, Cakes, &c. "Slat ad Band th and Paave mew. mbis at FOR RENT_WE OFFER FOR RENT IN the upper part of our establishment suitable secasie for ofhey and taninias purpwnesaplendtd1o- ‘don for bov tailor, nhoumsker or agen Sthce, THE BHOUMAKEL Con iB nee LET US DESIGN YOUR PROPOSED ‘and estiniate On cost of erection. P irvarnish 7 per cent-ot Sak TMbIgse JONAS, GIBES & OOF, Lith und F ste. WE CAN SELL A CORNER ON G. WEST “Th, tor $13 a tout tor hext few da at JONAS, GIBBS & CO.. 14th and Bea HCAS cE COMPANY: Witclemie. and, Retail. at or one OF . ND. PURE WATER, from ROC! ‘ALNH of Maine~frozen into ten 14 to 20 incues tuck and barvestee Stour plant on the PENOBSCOT itIV El. do- iivered from our ki WAGONS. Don't esd to bebolled. "seo surrotndiay wraveyarde ot sewers Nochemicals. Won't STICK together. fel4-3m" E. M. WILLIS. Vice Pres. and Manazer. BOF FICE OF THE GREAT FALLS ICE COMPANY, 92% PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ‘The GREAT FALLS ICE COMPANY beg Jeave to announce that their supplies of ice re- cently honged at Pittston and at South Gardiner on the Kennebec river, Maine, are unsurpassed im quality and are equal in quantity to all tradedemands of the comimr season. The con- ditions of the recent harvest were unusually favorable and the ice housed is unexcelled in purity, solidity and the manifestation of those superior qualities which distinguish it from the yield of other eastern rivers, and, pre- @uctof the machine. ‘The interests of their customers and of the Public will continue tobe subsegved, as hero- tofore, and the company is prepared to furnish ico at the lowest legitimate market rates. mb2-La gq ASSESSOR'S OFFICE, D. C., MARCH 11, 1891.—Notice is hereby xiven that all licenses IBS to Ped . produce deaiers-at-iarge and in the Several muurkets will exyiteon the sist day of Marche ASM]. Said licenses must be promptly renewed by ali Persons desiring to continue such Uusiness. By order of the Commissioners D.C. MATTHEW TRIMBLE, Assessor D.C, mobl2-0t HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS STORED, packed, moved or shipped without trouble to owners. ‘Give us your order and your keys; we “Goods consigned will be stored, eco to us unpacked und placed in residences OF ¥e shipped as desired. STOR, REHOUSE. ‘01 AMERICAN BECU ‘D TRUST COMPANY, 15th st. mew, $a22-3m 1130 Absolutely fire; roof. =" 11 PER CENT INVESTMENT. ‘ill seil or exchanve for Washington real estate, hotel property, furnished. at Atlantic City, N.J., valued #340, 000; rents tor 83,000 a ‘season and tenunt waitins to sign lease; iis offers an iinroedinte return. hw box 117, Star office. 1918 NNW. ‘To the residents of the northwest around Massacuusetis, Connecticut, New Hampshire aventes anc Dupont Circie, &.: Living opeusd acarpen.er above address tie ‘uuders.gned 18 prepared to nds of foubuns an the trae. Good Work, Fe men and fowest clunes. hive J.T. VALKEL, Builder and Contractor. TAKE TIME BY THE FORELOCK. Ina shor: time will want your oes chery erm obvi , P.8.—Drop usa line and we'll come. tome you. mb3 coutine Ba to details in vi san Beat Gas Otte GOOD STYLE, CORRECTNESS ‘are e8- All friends cordially invited, It - RAWLINS POST, NO. 1, G. A. fembers will aasembie at post’ hail at ‘DAY, 18th mstant, to attend the a p, avess Graber, from nent at Arsinyton Cemetery. Adjutant. B= 808 ONLY: Pax. FATHER IGNATIUS, 0. 8. B., Monk WIM (D. V.) preac Mien ana sts, Zaopan Week a ‘Botae 2 and 28, af 3:90 and &y xe ‘Tickets sold only: . mhi7-t.ths ,THt GOSPEL IN SOUTHERN CHINA. ‘Apiual . B. Th Bociet terun Chrureh. THIS (Tuesday) © feresied in foreizn mis- to hear Mrs, White at the meeting of the y Soctety, wall bexlad of the opporiunicy of this evening. A Cordin! invitation is ext to kentleinen as weil as-ladies. 7:30 p.m.,H st. bet. Jvth and 20th, it <——o DENISON, OF THE SOCIETY OF WASHINGTON ARTISTS, ‘Will be in attendance at the Gallery on 10th between F and G sts. n.w. from 10 a.m, tod p.m. 1 qe “47 SORT OF 4 SPRING OVER. coat are you looking for?. A low price does not always secure an ad- vantage to the buyer. As a rule extremely low prices mean very poor merchandise. ‘That's not our sort. But we couldn't afford to ask unreasonable prices, because every garment we sell is like a bank check—your money is payable at sight upon its return. In Spring Overcoats we have every kind of fabric in use and there is not an ugly pattern among them. $10 to $25 is the range of prices. GEORGE SPRANSY, mb17 434 7th st. by Mrs. Kev. ivr. White ot Presbyterian Mission, Can- fo, Chima.” Many persons tn sous, Be HOVE ISLAND ave, ‘Between lowa Circie and 13th st. A desirable residence is offered for sale, located on this bevutiful avenue Just east of Iowa Circle. The house contains 10 rooms gpd is well ar- ranged and nicely finished. Itcan be Purchased at the reasonable price of 810,000. THOS. J. FISHER & CO. mb17 1324 F st. n.w. ras TARTERN FOR COM.ETENT trait been 0) at ws Fat. nw. Te mhi7-3t THE FIRE AND BURGLAR - PROO? BUILDING OF ‘THE WASHINGTON SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, 016 Pennsylvania ave. Contains STORAGE ROOMS Constructed entirely of brick, with steel doors, STEEL VAULTS, torstornce of silver plate, Jewelry ‘and all other yaluables at 1uinimum charives: 3 and upwa ci INSPECTION INVITED. ON MONDAY NEXT, MARCH 23, THE anection of the with th eoctien beta diaten Po steecngnen wih, She 409 GST. NW. suction busi ‘name of L ST1ME & SLOAN same Kn ud to receive consumnents and dispose 0. the on the 1uost advantaceons tenuis. ‘Our long experience in tho business and our wide ocgnatatance, Justify vs in, ‘we will be Mole to lve ats rand the ee ‘ubiic is solicited accordimgly. " MB. E Cit . SLOAN. I cheerfully recommend the new firm to the pa- mobic. mbt ot THOMAS DOWLING. << er AN OLD ONE IN STOCK. SPRING OVERCOATS. NOBBY STYLES. NINE TO TWENTY DOLLARS, 4 8. E. & J. E. ROSENTHAL, ‘Men's Furnishings, Hata, One price. (ja24-isma) 932 F st. n.w. “Sg => LADIES KENTING DOMESTIC SEWING tuachines from us will please notify us t Hivand i new. and 400 and Pacavecne, UM RACE. DRE. OLIVER BEL, HAS REMOVED i= His OFvicE to mbi7-2w* Cor. 17th and H sts. aw. co The weather is likely to be general ESTIMATES GIVEN. ESTIMATES GIVEN. ESTIMATES GIVEN. POLITE CLERKS ‘To wait upon you, with an architect to an- ‘swer all questions and wive any information desired. LIBBEY, BITTINGER & MILLER, Building Material, mb17 6th st. and New York ave. Be MARL & WILLIAM B. KING, Attorneys-at-Law, Have Kemoyed to 9i8 F st., mb16-3t___ National Unicngbuilding. Se Masui rOn, DC. Thavothls 24 day of February, 2 cure yuniness col ood will and accounts, carried om Yo'my sou, Joun 8, Ciscel, hess under the rut of Joun 8. Cissel, and israly thorized to collect und receipt for ali accounts due tue au jate firm of W. H. H. Cissel. I hereby offer my sincere thanss to my friends and the pucks neeper ous patronage bestowed upon me in past, do tas pleasure in serving them aud wil highly apes, sieasure im servi 2a rarpee- ciate an, * 'vors extended to him. inbl6-2t" , W.H. B.CISSEL. BP OWE aL ae THAT A. L. SALTZSTEIN, JR, ‘THE JEWELER, of 505 7th st. a.w., Sells AMERICAN WaTC the products Waltham, Hida, owas iituspaed, jon Maxnetic. Sprinfield, Columbus aud'Rocktord com- Dantes, cused in beaut ully decorated and bib quality ‘ail leading makes in yold, ‘sliver prices ag LOW aw any. FTN 'T-Cl-Aes HOU nited States, for CASH UR ON LTME. <> EY Bik Losine Bs wrt ove rE SE on opr ‘We also insure goods in trunsit by ratl, sail oF Tivestasenia, Lott honses, "snd Ganseroned 3 8 property in the city and in the suburbs. a6. PRATT & 801 Sun building, 1915 at. Satie _ San building, tnt ho eS Tie tak Lite NsuMaNce at aye. rey call ition to zw av Lite 00) Teak CEST guar anteed. ‘this oid company ome EE aud te2G-lan 1333 F st. aw. Lee ‘Pardcutatly ade 28 ‘pur- innit 2. FOR RENT (Fats). FOR RENT (Offices) . FOR RENT (Rooms) FOR RENT (Stores), FOR RENT (Houses). FOR RENT (Stabies). FOR RENT (lliscellaneous) FOR SALE (Houses), FOR SALE (Lots) FOR SALE (Miscellaneous) GENTLEMEN'S GOODS . HOTELS. LADIES eeounese Oe ww BEER vente MISCELLANEOUS MONEY TO LOAN. NEW PUBLICATIONS. NOTARIES PUBL PIANOS AND ORGANS, PERSONAI geegileertetiitaresteereriay PRINTERS. Page 12 PROPOSALS: Pace 6 PROFESSIONAL. ‘Page 11 RAILROADS. go 11 SPECIALTIES SUBURBAN PRO! WANTED (Board) WANTED (Help). WANTED (Houses) . WANTED (Lots). WANTED (Room: WANTED (Situations) WANTED (Miscellaneous). WINTER RESORTS, WOOD aNDCoAL. Govenxaext Kecerrrs Topay.—Internal rev- enue, €190,847; customs, £340,990. Tur Starz Dzranrwxxt has received no confirmation of the rumor that © new revolu- tion has broken out in Hayti. Boxps Repzemrp.—The amount of 434 per cent bonds redeemed yesterday was $41,650, making the total to date $12,363,500. Revenve AvrorstMexts.—Wm. H. Kuhlman has been appointed United States storekeeper and gauger at Chicago, Ul, and Samuel Boyd, United States storekeeper at Lancaster, Pa. Ax Arrorstwext.—Howard M. Carter of Illi- nois has been appointed a clerk at $4 per diem in the office of the supervising architect of the treasury. Me. Spaixore's Intxess.— Congressman Springer had a very painful relapse yesterday evening, but is resting easier today. His con- dition for several days was very alarming, but the indications for recovery aré now favorable. Tar Curxese Cases 1x THE SuPRexe Covnt.— On motion of Solicitor General Taft the Su- preme Court yesterday dismissed the forty-five Chinamen whose return to China was ordered because the records in the cases were not printed. ‘Twelve of these cases re- main and two of them were reassigned for | argument the first Monday of next April, the decision in all twelve to be governed by the de- cision in these two cases. Sivver Poacyasrs.—The amount of silver offered for sale to the Treasury Department yesterday was 747,000 ounces and the amount purchased 377,000 ounces, as follows: 25,500 ounces at 0.993, 25,000 ounces at $0.9935, 23.- 500 ounces at €0.99375, 46,000 ounces at 30.9940, 75,000 ounces at 0.9945, 100,000 ouuces ai 20.9948, 25,000 ounces at 9949, 54,000 ounces at €0.9950. Purchases of silver at local mints during the week ended March 14 amount to 91,914 ounces. Natioxat Bayxs.—The controller of the currency has extended the corporate existence of the National Bank of the Commonwealth of Boston, Mass., to April 12, 1911. The follow- | ing applications for authority to organize na- tional banking associations ‘have been filed with the controller: The First National Bank of Gallatin, Mo., by 8. W. Buzzard, James io., and his associates. The Wilming- ton National Bank of Wilmington, Vt., by Willard, jr., Wilmington, Vi. and ‘his asso ciates. ‘Tur Astatrc SquapRox.—The movements of the United States vessels on the Asiatic station, as reported to the Navy Department up to Feb- ruary 28, were as follows: The flagsh‘p Omaha left Kobe on the i4th and arrived at Yokohama, Japan, on the 15th. As coon as ready in all respects she was to proceed to Panama. ‘The Monoeacy arrived at Chinkiang, China, on the 6th and left on the 14th for Hankow, and thence sailed for Hankow and Kinkiang.’ arriving at the latter port on the 22d. ‘The Alliance was at Yokohama, Japan, and the Palos at Tiantsin, China, for the winter. . Taz Manixz Baxp Can't Go.—Secretary Tracy was obliged to make a ruling yesterday that will deprive the Marine Band of a trip to the Pacific coast this summer. Scnator Mitch- ell of n and Senator Allen of Washing- ton called at the Navy Department and asked that the Marine Band be allowed to visit Wash- ington during the summer and furnish the music at the state exposition. The Secretary refused the request on the ground that the de- partment did not think it proper to allow the government band to take sueh contracts to the exclusion of local organizations. Prrsoxat.—Wallan P. Balke of Pittsburgh, Rowland Cox of New York, Mrs. 8. H. Ver- planck and MissJ.L.Verplanck of Geneva, N.Y., are at the Normandie.—Mr. and Mra. C. H. Butt, Mrs. 8. H. Emery and Miss Emery of ey, Iit., Mrs. K. T. Polak and Dr. John O. of Brooklyn, H. E. Montgomery and F. B. Owen of falc Mrs. H. Bradley of Hartford, Dr.’ Paul Werthauer, of Leipzig, and ©. Delloe Dougall of Auburn, N.Y. are at the Arlington. — Mise Berne of John Turnbull, Ben Hurtig and E. H. Ackley of New York are ts at the Randall. —Geo. Rico of hio, C. A. Lamb of Chicago, J. H. Gibson of Louisville and T. R. Kennish of Wilmingtor City, Mass., aud Edward’ 0. Russell of Chi- at the Adoiph Koegler of Newark, N. 3, Mne’G. L. Dawson and Miss Kennedy of Charlestown, W. Va., are at Welckers.. #.C. Clarke and E, 1. Rossel! of Mobile and Jobn M- Giover of st. are ormley’s.——Albert Griffin of Kan. Mr. 8. ‘Miss Poo oe ee ee ham, Conn, Mr. James M. Kimball of Utah, Mr. Wm. Harris of Den- ver, i oR Burnhens, of | Mt. Ver- non barracks, Alabama, are Ebbitt — Me lst Neon on a David ‘Wildman and H. and Mrs. R. 8. Del.. are at the Hotel and W. B Hills A . HL Harris Brown of Dan- rf 8 i appeals of | DEATH OF PRINCE NAPOLEON. BEFORE THE GRAND JURY. Judge Marr Presents a Special Charge on . the Recent Lynching. New Onteaxs, March 17.—The grand jury met this morning with all ite members present. Judge Marr presented the special charge given below on the riot, and the jury is now investi- gating and the leaders will probably be in- dicted. The following is the charge: “Since your last meeting New Orleans has bees the scene of a deplorable tragedy, which ter- | inated in the death of eleven persons, prisoners | iu the custody of the law, el with com- plicity in the assassination of David C. Hen- nessy, late chief of police of this city. I «ay deplorable tragedy, because, without reference to the causes, — all citizens: | must and do regret taking of human life with- | out warrant of the laws. The details and inci- dents of all the circumstances, causes and ante- cedents are matters of public notoriety. They are discussed in the columns of the daily papers and they largely occupy the public mind at home and abroad. “Ou Friday last the trial of a large number of persons charged with the murder of Chief Hennessy, which had occupied the court for some twenty-five days, terminated in a verdict of not guilty as to all bat three of those on trial and a new trial as to these three. ““ainis result was received with evident die- satisfaction by those who had watched the pro- ceedings from day to day, and it was charged ublicly that some of the’ jurors and witnes~es Pad been bribed and otber'ine tampered with and influenced. Pursuant to « call aade by many and published in the daily papers of Saturday morning @ large number of ms assembled in Canal street and procecced to the prison, an entrance was effected by force, nine of ‘the prisoners implicated in the killing of Henne» sy were shot, and two of the three, with respcct to whom there had been a mistrial, were hung. and the crowd surrounding the prison quie:ly dispersed. “Matters of-such gravity cannot be ignored by courts or grand juries. Iam compelledby my duty as judge to bring them to your uotice, and I feel assured that they wills receive your hands proper attention and the calm a1 careful investigation which they challenge. | As Thav> heretofore charged you the district attorney is your legal adviser, and you will, of course, consult with him freely touching tis id all such other matters as may engage your tion. |t is not my purpose now to do more than to give this matter in charge to you, and I do 0 with every confidence that there will be no | hasty and ill-considered action on your part, and that the results of your investigation and deliberation will be in’ accordance with your appreciation and estimate of the facts as they |may come to your knowledge. The sheriff | will present probably during the day an official | report of the occurrences of Saturday. When | that report is filed it will be accessible to yéu, jand im reference So ies oe as all other matters requiring investigation by you, I sball give you such further instructions frem tyme to time as I may deem necessary.” WARNED BY THE MAFIA. Parkerson Told That He is a Doomed Man. New Onreaxs, La, March 17.—W. 8. Par- kerson has received the following note, pur- porting to come from s member of the Mafia society: “You a domed man and God amity can't save you. We have it sworn. Our comrades you murdered and we kill you and you family. You will be poisen. The style to will do for the wrest.” Neither Mr. Parkerson nor his friends are at all concerned about the threats. Mr. Parker- son said he was proud that no violence was visited upon the innocent Italian residents. Saturday he was the best friend the Italians had in this city. One word from him would | have been sufficient to inaugurate e war upon garded what had been done as @ solemn duty, | A. | distasteful to ali good citizens, but a duty, nevertheless, which the dire necessity of the situation required to be performed. Gov. Nicholls sent an answer to Secretary Blaine last night, but refused to make it public until after being apprised of the Secretary's receipt of his NO BASIS FOR AN INDEMXITE CLAMM. Wiiarxetox, Dex., March 17.—Ex-Secretary Bayard says he sees no basis on which the Ital- | ian government could ciaim indemnity for the | men killed at New Orleans. There was no dis- crimination against Italian citizens and Ameri- Wyoming mamaece of Chinaaanl is which, ‘massacre dcmanity was allowed. ‘Two hundred Italians met in Phillips’ Hall hore leat night and {decided to send resolutions wt italian minister at condemn- ing the New Orleans ‘uprising: “The Mahe wes denounced. The meeting was orderly. 4 NOTE FROM CONSUL CORTE. COnrcaco, March 17.—The committee of seven appointed by the meeting of Italians held here on Sunday evening have sentadispatch to New Orleans testifying their sympathy with the colony of their compatriots there and also one of adherence to the remonstrance mass meeting in New York. Dr. Volini, of the meeting, has received the FE “Italian Consul, It is claimed by the Italians Corte called upon Gov. Nicholls for for the endangered prisoners before the ing took but the governor told him it was a matter for municipal action, and re- ferred him to Mayor Shakespeare, who could not be found. E vie f i if Es i | dred Italian residents nation fa sogned >. = ry A which were adcpted ‘and ordered sent to the eh ES affair and demand satisfaction. Loxpox, here has been compelled to deny himeelf to all | the race, so intens> was the feeling. He re- | © ashore. Her stern apparentiy rate Spon the rocks with ber bow Stonding dove ward. She had four marine divers ox beord when stranded, and their divi: appurates ie ww aboard the wreck. A violent soachy st wind blew all day yesterday, bringing i @ heavy ocean swell, making it extremely where the wrecked government veasels lay. Nothing has yet been ewved from the Gal ua, weather not permitting the ere to work alongede. Company's wrecking lighter and appar.cus re harbored at Tarpaulin Cove awaiting the fret favorable opportunity to get to Gay Heel The chancesare still considered favorable for floating the tug Nina. Lieutenant Commancier Bichnell has received orders to tran-fer the crewx to the nearest available port, and will probably send them by tug to Newport as soom asthe weather moderates. 1 com munication with the main land trom Vineyard Haven ceased cariy last eveaing aid it ie tenved that the trouble w in the V1 sound cabie, although it may be on Naushon Island. ——_ PRINCE NAPOLEON DEAD, Hie Last Hours Were Marked by Great Saf fering. Rom, March 17.—Prince Napoleon is dead Roms, March 17.—Prince Jerome Napoleon, after dismissing all the other distinguished visitors who called upon him yesterday, probe- bly for the last time, contided to King Hum- bert his last wishes. ‘The prince has decidedly rejected any formal religious ministrations. Panis, March A dispatch to the Temps from Rome says thet the united strength of four men is required to keep the dying prince in bed, and that his cries caused by the pain which he suffers are audible in the street. Prince Napoteon has left his memoirs and his entire correspondence in the hands of Mr. Frederic Masson. a THE FIGHT IN NORTH SLIGO. Mr. Parnell Selects Valentine Dillon te Be His Candidate. Special Cable Dispatch to The Evenins Star Dowurx, March 17.—Alderman Valentine Dil- Jon, a cousin of Mr. John Dillon and « selicitor of this city, has been chosen by Mr. Parnell to stand for North Sligo, the seat made vacant by the sudden death of Peter McDonald. Mr. Dillon conducted the case of Messrs. Dillon and O'Brien at Tipperary and it was from bis house that the distinguished prisoners escaped ina yacht to France en route to America. He has sympathized with Mr. Parnell from the firet and is well known throughout Ireland a* » Shgo pubbe opini evenly divided. ‘The Key. Hugh Conway, bishop of Killala, and several pricats side witli Mr. Parnell, while the Rev. Lawrence Gallooly, bishop of Elphin, is strongly opposed to his! The electoral district of North Sligo contains 8,605 voters, all of whom “‘plumped” for the Inte member. ‘This » 3,000 electors more that thore are in ‘the Kilkenny district, where Mr. Parnell was so badly defeated. The McCarthyites have not yet chosen « can- didate, but « convention of all the branches of the federation will meet at Sligo for thut pur- pose on Thursday. The MucDermott is re- garded as the coming mon. The action of the HicCarthyites im moving in the house of commons yesterday for ahew writ for North Sligo ix much commented upon bos bere and in London, a» such o step being taken betore the funeral of the iate member is un- precedented. The Parnellites denounce the proceeding in bitter terms und characterise it as dis “indecent haste.” ac pamen cmmar AROUSED BY THE BABY. Narrow Escape of a Houschold From Being Burned Alive. Prrrspene, Pa., March 17.—A fire attended With serious consequences occnrred in Washers Tenceville, about midnight last night. David Kupperman, aged forty-seven, was burned about the face and arms, condition critical; Mrs. Rachael K teen, will die: Trice Kup) m, aged t condition critical; infant ‘child, four weeks old, will die. The residence was almost completely en- veloped in the flames when the firemen arrived. | The occupants not having awake.ed were not | aware of their danger. But for tne cry of an infant in the burning house everzeard by # fireman all would have been cremated firemen made a gallant effort to reseae the femily, and after a fierce battle with the iames nd imminent danger to themselves carned the five members of the family from the building. Solomon Goldberg and Frank Smith, who boarded with tae Kupperman family, jumped from a second floor window and were badly bruised. The ye by the fire amounted to about $600. Mr. Kupperman, whose family suffered so severely, is a Pole und « tailor. —_— Shakespeare's mower. ‘The N. James (aartic congratulates the conn- tr: the passage of the bill, which, it says, "a thmely tion and will ‘prevent she re- moval of these properties to America. ——— ‘Bil Introduced im the New Jersey Legisla- ture by the Demeorrata. Tazxrox, N. J.,March 17.—The congres- sional redistricting. bill was introduced in the