Evening Star Newspaper, March 20, 1891, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAR EUILDINGS, TIL Pennsylvania Ave, coruer Lith Street, by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, 5S. H_RAUPFYAND r Tap Feesixo Stan Gs corved to wubecriters tm the Tas 61.00 per year: ih forelan postage adiied, $3.00. (Entered at the Port Office at Washington, D. C., as feconc-ciaee mail matter. | Fe" AL mat! mnieeriptions mnst be paid in advance; 2c paper sent lenwer than ped for | Pr sme made known on anpiication. The ening Star, 18,099. WASHINGTON, D.C. FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1891. TWO CENTS. FINANCIAL. | SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. Washington News and Gossip. jo our If you want information recanting Life In Sarance I shall be «lad to serve you. CHAS. L. GURLEY, Ite F st. ‘With Equitable Life Assurance Society. mil rimt —- —— —— —— CONSIDERATION —<— — ee ee ee SECURITY = —— —— ——And the American Security and Trust Company havea paid wpcapital of = militom And quarter with which to guarantee it ‘Here ares few reasons why it is best toname Bcorporation such as The Aiserican Security end Tras: Company to act as Trustee, Admin- istrator or Executor in preference to the indi- vidual. First. Such a corporation isa permanent Sx- ture and is likely to continue to the end of Aime: hence it is exempt frou: the compiications ‘which usually arise from the death of the indi- vidual trustee. Second. The Company's large capital (91,250,000) is ample secunty for the contina- ous faithful exe ution of every expressed wish. Third. The Trust Company has the adv: tage of amore extenced financial experience ané a better opportunity to safely and protite- Diy invest the trust funds, thereby securing to the heirs the greatest possipie returns. ‘There are other reasons which wedo not call to mind just uow, but which will readily be WATENT © BRATION, WASHING: APLILS, 9, 10, isu. = q=>PROTESTANT MISSTONS IN FRANC! A pablic iiseting under the auspices of t Mashineton, Auxiliary of the McAll Mission will Index to Advertisements, i be Citizens’ Central Connnittee—John W. Babson, Instant. at 7 p held 1HIS EVE ‘Pree 2 ™: M. Parker, Ti Penwiek, Marvin positions and Canreh. ir - | AMUSEMENTS. Page 1 rot. Otis T. Maw Pitreth Watians. mz Lu ‘e. ‘rench representative secretary of the American Mc All > Avni Ae Alvrmcon Torte pressied ever Wy the | geo SPIRIT ALE WONR'S HAL Associat i | Broyoues Page 11 , ious: tae ED AY SIGHT. Stes Mae i —e WILL BEA MASS MEETING OF | BOARDING. zn 8 tay Aire. CALLS, 110 Sd atis.e. mil st Church THIS EVENING at 70 o'clock 10 tisten | BUSINESS wc CITY ITEMS... Page 12 wis a ths, dee fealdreeses ty Mr. vim. heynoids and wre West | CITY pany them at the Patent Office, Aprils, # to 11:00 Crafts, who are ghgaxed in the work of organization | COUNTRY REAL Pago P-m.. by the Secretary of the Interior and the com- Of Sunday schoois throuxhout the country under the Page luissioner of patent». a ‘of the international executive counittee. eS ag an Mestton to be. yr ys pd SPECIAL NOTI: ‘Public are cordially invited to ve preset it. it DENTISTRY. MD. prerilent of the ne = — 5 Stnat "board ot trade. Evening Nesting “To be. pre- For sale in a EDUCATIONAL... ar ener, BO, The members are ‘Langley, secretary of the and 1 et : by let Hall THIS EVENING at ‘o'c:ock to | EXCURSIONS, &e ae ‘Smut hsonia: ustitution. 08 * er SUMTER ERY. ants 10-snntermey of were CE Seaman atte tro : the siontuw of the first Ainerican patent law by Georae ‘TSO feet. ‘Sms dep ‘THOS. ADAMS, K. of R. and Te Wasrington. 9 n., excursion to Mount Vernon, Wharf. Price, if soid ut onee, — oe aes — = where an address will be delivered by Dr. J. M. ‘Terme will be made SCOTTISH RITE-THE MEMBERS OF Toner upop ‘ineton a8 an Inventor and Pro- ‘Mithras Lodge of Perfection and I.vanzelist * mb193 Chapter of Kose Crotxare reqiiested to naxerubie at tae 3 Sanctuary of the Rite on ~UNDAY 1 grclock sharp, to act as escort to Lafays ‘0. 2 19, at the funeral of our Brother, Sir Jacob Clifids, | FOR RENT (Stores). 8 Jrin dee. Lhe line will be formed at 1:15 p.m. Mem: | FoR SALE (tress) 2 : bers are requested to unilorm of their — jee to intention are iis Fanos TU Se ox., Secretary._| FOR SALE (hie, 3 on subjects Fevatine i nn oe TUF fat the public ruse tangs by a nson. TO THE CREDITORS OF GEORGE I. HILL. — pReetnnt be Sohn S. Bitinas da dustee Butch: | All persons having clans teataet ie Geared in | j-—e— OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF AMER: u 5 F. Brackett, M-D.. Ll jon. | are hereby wa to exhibit the saine to the sub- ‘ice Castle, Ni K. 12 ‘Octave Chanute, seriber on or betore the 10th day of April, Ise ae ey att At Odd Fellows’ LADIES' GOODS. ty We cere: D. 8) MAC ATUMDAY. Marci, 21. at 730.0) 3g. ie 8 | LOCAL MENTION. 2 mee E. Dutton, Prof. mhIG-5t_Assimmeeof Geo. I. Hill, 416 5th st. nw. | rangements to attend the funeral of Sir Knight Jacob Mf N Gray, Hon, Harris, Prof. Otis 'r, Mason, Hon. TEMPER HOTEL AWD Cl oe | Ciiids." Members of sister cas.les are respectfully in- | LOST AND FOUND. 2 Chas! &. Mitshell, Hom! O. H. Piatt. Col. "FA. aoa tomeaee borin, |eecee ctr MANICURE pee Seely, Hon. A; it, Spofford, Hon. Holt, $° Taylor, Purchased by Min: SH Martin’ oo baleinares | _mbao-et jes . 5 Prof.” kot. ii. eng Seta illed drow: | Who will take possession April ‘he house is doing wee SCOTTISH RITE.—ALBERT PIKE CON- n i 4. | tuexcellent business, aud the ‘change will. be. 60-tin Ristory will meet af the Cathedral of the Rite 5 perceptible that the cafe will not closed for a sing! = QL SATURDAY, “iat instant, at 7p.in. Work: Thirty Loew Mra. Martin ts a thorough busi nan. BY order of Vf 2 come apparent to you upon thouehtial conald- 2nd i the worninc on April ® | will fully migtain the She repatation of ine” hotel aad | who BRT BALL, pr eration of the subject. . inventors and manufacturers; u ON ins POLST aA RL ‘OF PLAS NOTARIES PUBLIC. 6 If you bave not made your will we would be ‘Subs rihers admitted to public exercises by ticket. = Sot a ¥ Midd, K. hereby noti- | OCKAN STEAMERS, ey pleased to talk she matter over with you. For turther particulars address the executive com- => DIVIDEND So. 4A DIVIDEND OF To attend the next reyrulas i ing ofthe aatetay | POTOMAC RIVER u ittee Hon. JOHN LY NCi,-Chaiuan, JOM ¢ per cent on thie capital stock of the Co- | on MONDAY #\ ENING, Marc! as unsiness | Pra woe Go On eee tt ABSON, MARVIN C. STONE, GLO.” C. varaph Company has been declared from | of tmportance requires your attention. y order of im AMERICAN sae. gt Game. Lapadecea oe t sot ee — ve ig ae oa 2 a the asseubly. mb20-3t 2 SECTRITY AND TRUST CO., pS telat — Rooks will clone mop. ‘Mlared 19 and reopen on | ee typ Nag Bg GBS he 3 AT. Briton, _-Preeident, HannZds Dividend checks wil! bespailed, March 1. | MONDAY EVERING Marche Mt & eee ries 2 ©. 3. Bell... First Vice President. Bae T™NSPARENT ICE ComPaNt, Soo EE eS ta Purpose of olectins offic.rs and such other business a8 | par ROADS n A. A Thomas... Second Vice President. sels mene p> WASHINGTON, 0... AUCH 10) 1901 | ay. come baloro the meeting. W. ¥. MORKUW, Aut | BATLROADS. 4 Percy B. Metager. ‘Treenarer. a i iny Mork of oid wines and Hquors und conflaily recone ae SUBURBAN PROPEI 2 ‘Teleohens 168. quart fen sit customers pion = MOSER AND MR. WANN OF THE | SUBURE RT 2 indly favored tue for the past twenty-five 5 “ ona THOMAS RUSSELL, jOCIETY OF WASHINGTON ARTISTS 2 A a, —— Zul woigat? CroropCorviter’ Lomear Sarket.petes BES Penneyivante'ave. | win po oth bet. ¥ | WANTED (Houses). 2 C. J. Beil, Caleb 7. Mino. Wagons to ail sections of the city. Discount on tickots — ean wttendance tthe qpllerice om, 10th bet. F | WANTED (Lote) 2 M. W. Beveridge, Martin F. Morris, purchase at office or frou drivers. Orders by wail or | Referring tothe above cari of MP Russell's I o- larch 21, the tormer in | WAN TE 2 leiepbone will recs ediateaitention. Contracts | leave ti that Twill xtall thnes wd to see his | te forenoon and the latter in the afternoon. 3 ED (Koon 4 Henry F. Blount, Oroshy 8. Noses, ee ee ‘mah 16 floods and miy-former patrous at ray new races 1213 | pe —— THE. FOLLO ‘ON AL THE K. OF | WANTED (situations), 2 Wiuiain M. Coates, M. M. Parker, pee tt Fennss ivi “fuitieae) HUGH. FLOAS r Buh of a @. 28: furniture, | WANTED (3 a 2 . — Sor ser RELMI1 MST. ; 25x70; | Peansyiven anh L-SR*) . P. Fair: Suit of clothes, No. 20; furniture, ED (Miscellaneous) Kobert Dornan, — Ciarles Porter, pila haar ag on NOTICETHIS WILL NOTIFY portrait, Sev. Call at vth and It" | WINTER RESORTS. Page 12 Daniel Donovan, "Alan Hf. Reed, ee spelt Syme uy Dusinews of the old tad.” Tehven fae = ow G. Emery, har, ‘Apply to, . T. BELLY, mapia ave .w-, Uuttl compel fate by the = = eee oa ee Britis Eels diate sw | fo Ta thq event of which due notice will SE” rears. Govensaext Kecerrts Topay.—Internal rev- (errell, AL Thi THE ALPHA STEAM LAUNDRY, FORM: | "Git. © Shere T aball locate. eS enue, $366,835; customs, $439,741. John E. Herrell, A omnes, ‘at 1250 32d st.. has removed directly MBE 808. DOWLING. tone eee ee Opposite 1 the buiidine turmeriy occupied Uy the | j= AND TOAN SETTLE Jokn 8. Jen! ry F. West, Getrretown Steam Laundry. Tie sune respectfully au ‘Taeasvazs Huston is in Baltimore today. Henry 3. Louchhetm, Henry A. Willard, scisrs coutinanes ‘of patronage shown heretuiore. At Home Invitations in imitation OF GENERAL TAX bes v- mi Cy . mised s ae ‘Wanker. mane of plate we ie Shee the Discount. Miss B. J. Evuuxps terday appointed Panta TAKE TIME BY THE FORELOCK. Price. BYRON 8. ADAMS, PAY before TAX SALE ‘8 fourth-class postmaster at Giffgaff, Va. YHGENIX INVESTMENT COMPANY, $e17-3m Printer, 512 11th ‘And save expense. = Ins short time you will want your = WASHINGTON, D.C eS re Syeder poretoa, vockboard we boxey” a March'Is, 1801. ALLEN G, CLARE, Boxps Repeemep.—The amount of 434 per Capital, $200,000, divided into 20,000 shares; par Wis coe of ciiees mak ie ee ‘Ob this 18th day of March, 1801, the tirniof WARD | mb20-2w ‘605 F at. n. Yalue. $10 each, psyable in fen ont of 1 per month. cription books now open at the office of the com- ny ia West Du Minn.. and at office of Geo. B. ocabart, corner Sid and OU sis., West Waslungton. Directors, velath W. McCormick, mm ¢. White, udS-Tu Ore CARPENTER ELECTRIC COMPANY, installinents Jos. A. Williamson, Kovert Croutie, S.S. Williamson. THE SHOREHAM H-STREET STORE. Rest electrical inventions of theage. Stock book Bow upened for Ten per cent per an- cent bonds redeemed yesterday was $137,300, & KOBINSON, doing business at 211 12th st. mow. as ing the total to date 912,665,050. contractors and builders, Las been dissolved by mutual consent. ‘The business from thie date will be conducted Row to be done up and bas it when leasaut weatier cones. ddrews by A. WARD, WM. ws EOBIISON ant ‘GED Ne EUANCIS, under the fm WHO GAINS BY IT? Navat, Onpens.—Passed Asst. Surg. John M. ANDREW J. JOYCE'S SONS, ‘poteoue of the oll etn ine Unni eee ee Steele has been detached from duty on the considerations and patronage, we soli-it their continuation and @ fair patronage of tie public in wencral. Ye appeal to the strongest sentiment you know in asking you to try our reliable make of Clothing and our low prices. 1028, 1090 Com. ave. coast survey and granted three months’ leave. = adilonne of ti Isto your in —_ wth,’ ROBINSON & CO. ‘Ju willbe the fatners by it. 1n the satistac- eS es nubs 1 Lath st, tion uf long’ wour and the security of our guar- | Covered from his indisposition this morning to antee. It's the fairest barvain we know to make yon sure of the quality and the work, telling you plainly what sort itis, aud take You whole if it isn't. You'd shoot wide of the mark and miss get- attend the cabinet meeting today. eA WORD TO THE Wise ‘Do not wait tui SUMMER to order your SHIRTS. First, becausea NEW SHIRT is the ost UNCOMPORTABLE garment you con wear in bot _mnisse =— THE FIRE AND BURGLAR - PROOF Ls BUILDING OF THE New Banx.—The controller of the currency has authorized the National Bank of Red Bank, ~ 7 a ‘ting the Lest for your money if you with- cater, Recon. Icke we wil be itay tat Jou INGTON SAFE DEPOSIT COMPART, Outsecing our reliable Clothing ana what i | N, J., to begin business with a capital of $50,- Titra, tecause the most Gesitul.e patterns in FANCY Gontains 33 GEORGE SPRANSY, SHLCTINGS will be gone. So place your order NOW i ONE-PRICE CLOTIUER, —_-——_ Chive, where exuiitions of the inveations yt | “Sectery em pienso, ee ii in -_—_mneo ia 7th St. A Commutation oF Sextexce.—The Presi- pre Tor rrr Eee er eee A a G, WARETELD srupsox, | denthas sommuted to nine months’ actual Sar eT cae : aD ain rARETELD simpson, | ne mond T ar Aabotince to their cumunerp and the puciic inet ber TSCM TED: Expert Merclant Tailor, ' | imprisonment the sentence imposed in the case Cash Capital, $1,000,000. ary Offices, 100% F at. nw. dang in course of erection at the corner Hh and F ate. ne. Organwes unuer aet of Congress approved October 1, 1800. ‘This cor pany is authorized by law Tore ts andallow interest on balances, titicates of de posit. t mietest aud divideuds for customers charce. ute fan autividale ‘To act as tressnrer or agent for reliious, Pepevolent cr ether institutions and as registrar oF transfer aceut of the stocks or Lunds of cor- Forations, poping tueir interest or dividends If demired. Wilis recelpted for and kept without charge. Corresponsience 1uvited. BEAINARD H. WARNER, President. 's from courts, corporations JOHN JOY EDSON, Vice President. WSL B. GURL reasurer. WM. B. KUBIRON, decretary. Directors: Jobe T. Arms, Samuel Norment, Charles B. Bailey, John Kidout, Chas. 5. Baker, George F. Schafer, N. 1. Shea, Thos. Somerville, John A. Swope, J. 5. Swormstedt, George Truesdell, 0.6. Gren, 3B. H. Warner, Wm. B. Gurley, A. A. Wilson, Jobo A. Hamiitom, 1. D. Wine, John B. Larner, 8. W. Woodward, A. 8. Worthington. whose IDELITE BULLDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, 13 AND 615 F ST.N.W. ‘Bas the best plan devised for securing a Homa NO AUCTION OF MONEY. Azy amount loaned, repayable 815 per month on each Fs $1,0U0 advanced. Dihares, onth, matariog we months, tor " ty SPECIA, Paid-ap certificates for $10 imsued ut 850 per share: 5, Per cout per annua pad on purcuase price semi Souauy. Orricens: Pi Alonzo Tweedale, Sec. Andrew Wall, Mis'r. Gen'lJ.E. Sulith, att’. EES. r\ AND TRUST CO. TEWEKSBURY, 50 Broadway, N.Y. LEVIS @. TEWKSBURY & 0O.. BANKERS AND UKOKEKS, qsa5 F ST., WASHINGTON, D.c., Seis for cagisor ot nuarais Stocks Bond, Scie cian te Sew York anf Chieagn. Interest allowed on deposit. Outoi-tows Lusiness d specialty. ‘AL Local Securities dealt in. Constant quctatiie ais Laskeia Telephone 545. yr x, J2@ © consox. te oN. W. MACARTNE: ‘Member N.Y. stock CORSON & MACARTNEY, GLOVER BUILDING, 14ly F ST. w. Bephers and Deaiers in Govertiuent Bonds. ‘eposits. Exchange. Loans. Collections. Ratieedstecks aot Houle and all scuritiee hed wearbanersc! New Lork, Philadel) Lin Boston aad 2 ty made of tavewtanemt District Bends snd ai iccel halved: Gam, insurance and Tes | Bene Stock don Aitericau bel Icieohone Steck bousht and sold. 1y18 Canmar & Lew ‘Will offer s great bargain in Mareellles Bed Spreads, extra heavy and full size, and will sell es tong as they last at leach. This is the best ouse abd hotel Keepers should avail them- salves of this chance. S uew arrival ‘of Silk Drapery Nets at 75c., Ge... $1.25, $1.50 and ee yard. Choice foods at low prices. Shastong Pongess in Browns, Tans, Modes, (Grey end Blues, chowe patterns oniy 18c. yard. APRONS. ‘We sall s good quality Gingham Apron, fall yards im cack and well made, at 20c. each. Our 25c. White Aprons area grest feature ap to.ize, quality and work. We allow no bediy made goods to go out of the store. ‘Mow Mattings at last year's prices coupetent ju les that in point of excellence an Our coliar and cuff work is unexeiled. inning March", we will reduce plain. shirts to 10c of Sherman E. Edwards, convicted in Ohio of a fauicy shirts the tistal price. violation of the postal laws. Mas. Astor's Dressrs.—Assistant Secretary Spaulding has authorized the exportation of » cave containing dresses for delivery to Mra. Wm. ON MoNDAY NEXT, MAKCH 23, THE pconnestign of the und ved with, the | auction house of Thi jowling will cease. After Bae ‘date mort he found at Xu. aun Gt ower Where we will be prepared to do general auction bust Tose under the’ brie mane of Lad itm eit SLOAN edd fi ave reached the hishest niche. Give us a trial. It i acknowi ‘TWILL BEAR REPETITIQN. Let me repeat it: The Largest and Finest Tasloring Estabiiahmen & Philadelphia ta growing up , Trade durin Janaary. mid 80 fur this Murch lies ‘Telephone call 18 SUz-J, or write 3 card to 1422 Penn- 8. C. WALLACH, Prop. chante, Mads ian | and to receive consuenments and ‘on the most advantaceous teruis, bru reased WE DENY NOTHING! ‘Our long experience in the business and our: to such an extent the foreyoimx is a fore- Astor, provided the duties have been paid and acquaintance justizy usin the belief that one conclusion. | Tap hein it wlong the goods have been in the continuous possee- ye Sitisfacts * igastance, with best work I have ever turned = Patronage of the rubiic ts solicited accordingly. = Out, aiid prices are lower than evar 1g sion of the customs officers. a sonie inataiicess ? - ee Gadus Ge stbax, | mb20 @, WARFIELD SIMPSON. "ANADIAN Motasses Faex.—Assistant Secre- Tcheerfully reco the new frm to the ye tary Spaulding has informed the collector of nts PMU pHOMAS DOWLING. customs at Eastport, Me., that the provision of LADIES KENTIQG DOMESTIC SEWING Miactines from wWwill please notify us two Gaye it advence, an we have too siahy orders aliead to rouapt deiivery sane day.g C. AUERBACH, wand Hn.w. anddthand Paave@e. mbi7-ot DR. E_ OLIVER BE ‘Has removed bis office to ‘THE ALBANY, mb17-2w* Cor. 17ih and H ste. now. OW at x THAT A. L. SALTZSTEIN, JR., THE JEWELER, of 505 7th st. n.w., Selle, AMERICAN WATCHES, the products of the BP BUILDING Lots. OuP st. between 17th and 18th sts. ashort distance from Duyont Circle and in the center of « hand some resident nection. Thelots have frontage of 2 feet and adepth of 5 feet to a 12-f00t ailey. Price oniy 82.50 per foot. THOS. J. FISHER & CO., mheo 1324 F sto. ———————— eee NOTICE OUR HATS. SQUARE TOP BLACK DERBY, law exempting molasees from payment of duty after April I next is not limited to the pro- duetions of any particular country, and conse- quently molasses imported from Canada is entitled to the benefits of said provision. DAWES, DENTIST, _ F DR. figumved tie Omice to Saw Rubber Plates lined with wold.” mh10-1m*_ SEKODT, THE HAT MANUFACTURER Bee A he adits styiew cat be seen at 419 ith st. uproaite Star office. Give me a tal lO per cent Chisaper than e:sew here. sels an Vessers 1x Dock.—The new cruiser San Francisco was taken out of dock at Mare Island, Cal., yesterday and the Bennington was docked at New York. The purpose of docking the latter vessel ix to examine her pro- peller and make such alerations in ite pitch as Watoa. Cuan. owari. Hswided “Aurora; Noo TWO DULLAKS. may #eem advisable to fit her for another trial larnutie, Sprincfeld, Colunbus’ and Kocktord coin. lo PFE OF THe GuEAT FaLts Ice junies, cased tn be decorated end igh quality SQUARE TOP RUSSET DERBY, trip. Ekken Of all lending uses in guid, sliver anf Bilod. et TWO-FIFTY. COMPANY, prices as LOW as any £1KS1-CLAsS HOUSE in the Tue Vermont Run Ixto.—Admiral Braine, United States, for CASH U1 IME. Pe “4 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. — v Lo commanding the New York navy yard, bas telegraphed the Navy Department that the re- ceiving ship Vermont, lying fast at the Cob dock, E. & J. E. ROSENTHAL, ‘s Furnishings, Hati ar e write fnearancy on life and on pro} Tus GREAT FALLS ICE COMPANY beg ae. We also insure goods in transit by rail, sail oF Jeave to announce that their supplies of ice re- J. In REAL ESTATE ‘Arst-c! => THE FIRM OF CASTLE & H ‘Wis | in that yard, was run into yesterday by the Seay eee at Pais seine eretis Onetiete: Snvestments, both houses “and. unituproved SSe™ tle 19Rh dey of March, Ihot, Reacited by | steainer Wilkesbarre and a large hole was stove on the Kennetec river, Maine, are unsurpassed property in the city and im the suburbs. a oat Monta ciate uaving Duschased the | jn her wide. ‘The weather was clear. No esti- Sigua as Goat a ecale an iiterest od. 1. Menstiaw in the said rue Wp ACS PRATT & SONS, Custie is authorized to collect and to pay ail ft SPRATT & Casts pay’ ail bilis of W. D. CASTLE, mate of the damage is made. trade demands of the coming season. The con- fe21-1m ditions of the recent harvest were unusually = J.T. HENSHAW. Aw Ixterestixa Decrstox.—As the fact as to BR. K. ORALLE, RES! AGER g favorabie and the ice housed is unexcelledin | SE" Tie ME TUAL LIFE TNSUMARCE ot | an Saser insane Gleam ea whether imported goods are or are not marked Purity, solidity snd the manifestation of those Sete CoS BO re tt pian Gp tie NEW | and settle at one a presse co™m* | in compliance with the law cannot be ascer- superior qualities which distineuish it from ua'comny ys largest te the. were olan W.D. CASTLE, 1117 14th st_u-w._ | tained until after entry and examination of the estes ali the Lest torus oi LIFE and ENDOWMEN = the yield of other eastern rivers, and, pre- eminently, from the chemically-iuduced pro- ‘Guct of the machine. ‘The interests of their customers and of the Public will continue to be sutserved, as here- tofore, and the coupaay is prepared to furnish See at the lowest legitimate market rates. WHY NOT CALL ON CASTLE, AT 1117 14 und look at the superior furnaces: Sunt Mover xo Duck ob beating a house. Also root and spouting; Tanges and latrobes. rk Ware ranted. mb20.3t" = NOTICE. — PERSONS HAVING ‘Good seucitors Wanted. goods, the Treasury has decided that such en- tries shall be allowed, and that if on examina- tion the goods are found to lack the required mark giving the name of the country of origin the entry shall be treated as null and void and the goods held as unclaimed goods. lg CAR ie ‘TIN pper part of our establishinent suitable sections for office and business purposes; splendid io- ries or waons left with me for repairs and ilave been stored for over six nionths will cali and settle their accounts oF they will be sold to recover ‘sane in this ‘March ays. a. 4 Prnsoxais.—E. N. Irwin, John T. Little, E. — Gation for bovalinders. taller, or agency | 1h \v H, Pelletream and G.N. Paits of New York and often’, ANE SHOOMARER Co", 1301 Bat. n-w. CUSTOM-MADE SHIRTS. Dr. J.J. Craven of Long Island, J. D. Brad- <n will be papyy te hear that the Bt i EACH ALUMNUS OF THE UNIVERSITY | it? our increased facilities in this department we | ford of Indian territory, Leo Wheat of Berry- Rstrial Schouly “AexiG m. u. wes basaguia reopened | WOM. OL VINGIATA winking te particlfure inthe | are better propared than over’ to execute’ pour exder | ville, Var andMre EM’ Stowall of Phincal. ‘& departie at La N mie SATURDAY, April iat bangs Wo for “Custom-made” Shirts. Any style, for ordinary or fuli-dress occasions, made at short notice, and satis- faction guaranteed in every instance. Now is the best thue to leave your orders, as you will find 4 shirt more confortable for summer wear after having been worn ck, will forward without dela CK, second controller's office, U Ave im return :wo Fiend at the hia are at the Randall.—W. P. Perry of At- fants, Ga., Mr. and Mra. Jonathan Boynton of Clearfield, Pa., W. H. Price of New Brunswick, N.J., C. W. Ninch of Holyoke, Mass., Geo. N. Horton of Mt. Vernon, Hon. Ba TANT Nogice - en GAS CONSUMERS, rrangements have becu inade for the conventenceot Femene living im the cantera and western sectiousot SO by witch they can Ley their gas billsduriny — whtie. ome Cc Durborow, wt and. wit Simp- N . TURE WATER ve your order n's Furnishing Depurtment,|son of New York are al illard’s.— ee sonar: ‘a ea Hutt ROCKY MUUNTAINS of Mane frozen first oar a meu’ rorurop, | 4,DArty of 100 persons from New ioe and New THE W ND NATIONAL BANK. into ice 14 to 20 shebes thick and bare ve ARD 5 | | Zeteny ave at the RbAIN for savesel Gama: nid. on or tefore woe AND | Our fla uePENOBBCOT HIVE, tes = delete THORE UNTA, wil ve eatiied toulecprount Ofte | fivered rum oy Leb WACUSS. Don't head AT THE REQUEST OF ONE THOUSAND | Mr. and Mra. E. Alexander, J.-S. Clark and er 1,000 cubic feut = to be bol 2 wriveyutie oF and one of our customers we have provided | Arthur Driscoll of Boston, Owen Keenan of Fall ezl-tr WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY. nw nnaegr. | *Pace fora lunch room on thesixth floor of our 10th | River, J. H. Prall and B. N. Dig of New York uilding and have opened the same. We are pared to verve thet in a first-class manner. WOODWAED & LOTHROP, areat the Ebbitt.—F. A. Potts, F. P. Benja- min and John E. McDonald of New York and Gco. Whitelock of Baltimore are at Welcker's. MOUSEMOLD ¥ ED, Bese rcxed mused or sbipped withous trouble to Owners. MAKCH 20, 1891. Couses Tarnxe Stone. wilidoabinae Sm ones e Pa, dco. H. Towlo and Sine ThSmpeon of Bee: SS ELEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. unpac zest rtid placed in residences OF Pe. hind whatsoever, are the words of tuo law, except | ton, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Jaques and H. Seibert ‘Brandis of. Caio &Co., Boston ‘3a desired. Looks, you must ‘bea junk dealer. 08, of South Bethlehem, Pa., Mr. and oe STORAGE "WAREHOUSE. anit all musical instruments, Furniture, "Sew! Jchn Allen and Thos. Cavnichail of Lon- — AMERICAN BECULETS AND TRUST COMPANY, | chines, “Iytewrters, hicytey "Hardware, “tools ae adi ed Oo % jute Ro detst mw. derelty, Giocks, Watches, Old Gotd or Silver Horses; don and an excursion xy, from New ‘assortmn ‘Steel Passementeries from Absol root. e223 UTDeRS, (0 rearius, Clothing, inch toU uces wide. ae Barrels, Bottles, Hage, Bunce, aud Ole Irom oF other b Metals. You are respectfuily requested to ineet to- Bisck sis] Guta Facseussanerice Salven Res dovepits Hall tue Stk aaH Se Zoe | at SRA RodSineriitaic, BS 2002 THE, Conners Hastugs of fale, Oblo, Rov. and its. ohn ee eS aaa eurraving, paper sud printing are ee: Gaston of New Jersey, Judge Lambert Tree Black ard Sliver (on et) Passsisent ries, ee te ree erences and Mrz. Tree of Biack and Gold (on wer) Passcuenterios. Jeweled Net Fussetnenteries. We open a new line of Colored Cantilia Trimmings cisonpo: James B Menntth of Lowell, Mass., and ee ee ees are at the Arlington. vol and Mrs. fa D. Birge of Chicago are at the Fredonia. “Ein, owunrs ee Richard L Arnold and family of Providence, R. jm Pouitsand Benda ESTIMATES GIVEN. 1, and Sie. Robt Nevion of iinet ey ESTIMATES GIVEN. be Stratton a1 Miss Stratton NCO} sud To lnches wiles very desitabie und easceru & © pectic eda N. H,, Mra Balch and daughters of New York — WHO 18 YOUR LAUNDRYMANT city, W. E Crosby of Boston, Mrs. HM Todd, abies aicarat ag remem | BSS erat onan som ee aa Bs Quick work without a Ty ‘To wait upon you, with an srchitect toan- Brooklyn, N.-¥., John Hurd and & COHEN &CO., opine, A postal trom you will bring one fre all questions and vive any information | of Santa’ Cla, N.Y. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. aor bape lata desired. se troeti, Use. axe Site Seon a Gates B. Weiser of York, Pa., Harry Mason, G > 1 GET oer e OF LIBBEY, BITTINGER & MILLER, Allen, Geo. H. Geo. Southwick and 1891, Gnaso Srmixe 1891 'G. CORRWELL & SON'S ‘hile WEEE. Buflding Material, 4. M Findley of New York are at the Hotel WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25. J4lz TO 1414 Pa. A) We mp20 ‘6th st. and New York ave, Johnson.——J. B. Johnson of Charleston, 8. C. ‘One of al So me Millinery aa that hasever ee ne 8.8. of Kn <4 rid Place thissideot New York will bs the opening of ‘oxville, Te James A. JULIA BAER, REMINGTON TYPE and H. ¥. Smith of New York 430 Gay st. north, =>" tropolitan.——Mr. and Mra. Wm. Baltimore, Ma. WRITERS. Mountain, Me., Frank nyare hate bern sage Minas of costs aloo the York and 'W. "Mt Inrest bdveltien ia "Millinery Seweted ‘Desurie will be “PARAGON” TYPEWRITER RIB- 6 eae Sema rewek. MO Mee Meena ore moet BONS, our own manufacture, are by Babcock of Rochester, N. ‘0 Gera tert for THE BEST in the market. Soldea- Amity, N.Y, ag etustvely by, jorcester, Mase.’ Mr. ELICIOUS FRUIT. WYCKOFF, AEAMANS & BENEDICT, ee DEAE oot of Ransas. City, eee Ait packed a02m COR. STH AND F BTS. XW. department of q ec. All Me. and Mr.and Mrs. so that the iri are at the ‘every natural in of the = “~are asta etree EXTEADITION WITH COLOMBIA. The Crimes for Which Extradition is te Be Reciprocally Accorded. The text of a treaty of extradition between the United States of America and the Republic of Colombia has been made public by preai- dential proclamation. ‘The treaty was ratified by the Senate March 26, 1889, and the crimes for which extradition is to be reciprocally ac- corded are as follows: 1. Murder and attempts to commit murder by assault, poison or otherwise. 2. Counterfeiting, or altering money, or knowingly uttering ot bringing into circulation counterfeit or altered money; counterfeiting or altering certificates or coupons of public in- debtedness, bank notes or other instruments of public credit, or knowingly uttering or circu- ting the same. 3. Forgery, or altering, or uttering what is forged or altered. 4. Embezzlement, being the criminal misap- plication of public or private funds, docu- ments or property, or the funds, documents or FO} ‘of municipal or other corporations held in trast bya public officer, or tes haus ciary agent ora confidential employe. 5. Robbery. defined to be the breaking into 6. Burglary, or entering, either in day or night time, the house, office or other building of a govern- ment, corporation or private person with the intent of committing a felony therein. 7. Perjury or the subornation of perjury. 8. Rape. 9. Arson. 10. Pirncy, as defined by the law of nations. 11. Murder and manslaughter, or assault with intent to kill on the high seas on board of vessels sailing under the flag of the demanding party. 12. Malicious destruction or attempted de- struction of railways, bridges, tramways, ves- sels, dwellings, public edifices ‘or other build- ings when the act endangers human life. ~ NO STEAM PRESSES TO BE USED. Capt. Meredith Says the Law Won't Admit of Their Employment. Capt. Meredith, chief of the bureau of en- raving and printing, speaking of the story published to the effect that the increased de- mand for internal revonue stamps would neces- sitate the use of steam presses in the bureau, said that there was no danger of steam presses being placed in the bureau in the place of hand presses. In the first place steam presses could not be used if desired, as the law provides that the work of the bureau shall be done by band presses. It is true, however, he said, that the de- mand for internal revenue stamps had in- creased to such an extent that it was necessary to work the printers eleven hours day to meet the demand of the Treasury Department. The bureau is now working 266 hand presses eleven hours a day, and as soon as the new building is completed will put in 125 new hand resses. The weather permitting, the new nilding will be completed about July 1, and with this extension and increased force Capt. Meredith expects to be able to meet the de- mands of the Treasury Department promptly. ‘There has been no conilict between Capt. Meredith and the printers and they have joined him willingly in his effort to meet the increased demand for stamps. Acting Secretary Nettleton said today that he had no idea of ‘substituting steam presses for hand presses in the bureau of engraving and printing. Héknew of no foundation, he said, for the newspaper reports to that effect. TESTIMONY FOR KINCAID. An Application Made to Have Six Witnesses Brought to the City. Judge Montgomery convened the Criminal Court this morning, Judge Hagner being still indisposed. Mr. C. Maurice Smith of counsel for Judge Kincaid, charged with the murder of ex-Representative Taulbee in February, 1890, called up the affidavit on which the continu- ance to Monday next had been granted and moved an order for the summoning of Mrs. M. L. Millmore of New Orleans, Hons. Polk Laffoon, LH. Goodnight, T. H. Paynter and W. J. Stone and A. J. Kelly of Terra Haute, Ind., at the expense of the government. District Attorney Cole suggested that most of those named are friends of the defendant and their testimony was cumulative and there ‘was no necessity for such an order. Mr. Smith denied that the testimony sought was cumulative and claimed that the applica- tion complied with the terms of the statute. He considered the testimony expected as iinport- ant. He expected Mrs. Millmore ‘would swear that Donaldson said he was attempting to get ‘Taulbee away to prevent him from attacking Kincaid. The fixing of the time of events was very im- portant and Mr. Goodnight's testimony is of value in that connection. ital im- | Spiers he said, that the six witnesses should summoned. They did not desire any post- ponement, but wanted these witnesses. Judge Montgomery took the papers and promised a decision at 1 o'clock. THE ORDER GEANTED. Judge Montgomery came into conrt at 1:30 o'clock and said he had come to the conclusion to grant the order asked in view of the import- ance of the case. He would grant the order, but not without some misgivingr, for the aj plication should have been marie before the eleventh hour. aes NO INTERNATIONAL COMPLICATIONS. Senator Hawley’s Opinion as to the Re- cent New Orleans Trouble. “There will be no international complica- tions with Italy because of the occurrences at New Orleans,” said Senator Hawley toa Stan reporter this afternoon. “We cannot possibly exhaust the resources of diplomacy in such a matter. - Of course the general government is, in the eyes of the world, the ible party, but the execution of criminal law must be left to the several states. Occasionally complicated questions are the result of this condition of affairs, but there is really nothing serious in the outlook at this time. “We are a liberal people, eminently fair, and the Italians will receive satisfactory treat- ment at our hunds. Some time ago a number of Chianmen were killed and injured in one ot Department. The following official changeshave been made in the Department of the Interior: Oice of the Secretary— Appointment: Eugene F. Weigel of St. o., special in- i deceased. if Hi a F i if | F i rf E i i Ls F l z Fea Ficl r i 5 Z i i : i [ ith E i i é z REF : i ! i i f | } HELD FOR A RANSOM. Adroit Kidnapping of a Wealthy De- troit Miller. A PILADELPHIA BANK SUSPENDS. Great Interest in the Coming P: nell-Healy Contest. FRENCH DEPUTIES ARRESTED. MUST BE RANSOMED. A Detroit Miller Decoyed From His Home and Kidnaped. Dernozr, Miou., March 20.—Joseph Perrien, Proprietor of one of the largest flouring mills in Detroit and a half millionaire, wax called to his door by a stranger last night with « mes- sage purporting to come from an intimate friend, who was reported as ill and desiring Mr. Perrien’s attendance. Mr. Perrion left bis home with the stranger about 10 o'clock, en- tered a coupe with him and went away. At 1 oclock thir morning the Perrien home door bell was wrung and an envelope thrust in by'a young man, whoimmediately disappeared. The envelope contained a check for €1:,000 on the Peninsula Bank, of which Mr. Porrien it vice president and’ a large stockholder; « promissory note for €15,000, payable in five days,and a letter to Mr. Perrien's nephew, Mr. Hesselbacher, advising him to ensh the check, negotiate thé note, or failing either to raise $15,000 on his own property to be paid as # ransom for Mr. Perrien, who was being held by some parties whom the letter did not disclose. The letter appointed a rendezvous at which the money might be patd this evening. The police were immediately put at work upon the case, but up to 11 o'clock this moru- ing they have noclue either to the persons who kidnaped Perrion or to his present whereabouts. Mr. Perrien is a bachelor, fifty- eight vears old, and extensively interesied in Detroit industries and financial instivutions. The letter to Mr. Homelbacher stated that Mr. Perrien had gotten into trouvle with a woman and had to pay the money over without a word, but this statement is scouted. Both note and check bore Mr. errien's gewuine signature. Hearst ot CLOSED ITS DOORS. The Keystone Bank of Philudelphia Forced to Suspend. Pumapenrsia, Murch 20.—The Keystone Bank has closed its doors. The capital of the institution is 500,000. Its New York cor- respondents are the Chase National and Trades men’s National Bauks. The bank held a «ar- plus and undivided profits of €128,569. ‘The president was S. W. Marsh and the cashier jonathan Hayes. ‘On the door of the bank at 10:45 this morn- ing was pasted this notice: “This bank closed by order of the controller of the currency until further notice. Gigned) W. P. Duew, jonal Bank Examiner.” The closing was sudden and quiet. There were but few in the building at the time and hardly any one in the street. The news quickly spread, however, but the intelligence did not arouse much excitement. The recent run on the bank had not been forgotten, and it was re- called at once and discussed in all its bearin, ‘The city husalarge dep. it always in bank. It has now about ©. ,000. ‘Treas- urer Bardsley could not be seen, and whether or not the money is protected coulé not be learned. Manager Boyd of the clearing house stated that the bank had an unpaid debt of #40,000 standing against it there. It during the run on the bank, w! last November during the financial crisis. At that time the bank was besieged Tor sev- eral days and several hundred thousand dollars was paid out. The timely aid of the clearing Louse and other financial iustitutions at that time saved it. ‘The present trouble is supposed to be indirectly cuused by that. THE DEVOSITORS ALL RIGHT. No statement of the bank’s liabilities and as- sets is obtainable, as the officials, directors and Bank Examiner Drew are at present engaged in consultation with closed doors. It is waid that the bank was closed by the con- troller by reason of its reserve fund | having fallea below the amount required by the al banking law. The bank bas a line of deposits amounting to about $1,400,000, and it is claimed for it that it has anew suilicient to meet this amount. CONTROLLER LACEY'S DIRECTION, Mr. Lacey, controller of the currency, said today that it was by his direction that the national bank examiner had tuken charge of the Keystone National Bank of Philadel ‘This action was based on reports received frot the examiner and on “other developments.” The controller refuses to say anything in re- gard to the condition of the bank until after he cars the result of the examination now in progress. aaa FRENCH DEPUTIES ARRESTED. Parisian Police Search the Houses of Lead- ing Boulangists. Panis, March 20. —The police of this city yee terday evening raided and searched the houses of a number of leading Boulangists. They also arrested MM. Granger and Roche, members of the chamber of deputies, who belong to the Patriotic League, and two anarchist leaders named Morphy and Caron on a charge of fomenting an insurrection and intending to in- ap teens mosting in bens ot ot . In consequence of the sectional presidents of League has been convened for today. MM. Deroulede and Richard will preside. Tomorrow M. Deroulede will, quee- tion the government as tothe action of the police, and as a result a stormy scene is ex- pected in the chamber of deputies. Odds of Eleven to Four Are Offered on Oxford. ‘Special Cable Dispatch to The Evening Star. Loxpox, March 20.—The crews of the rival E i FE Hi i Falke F 2 Hit i afgh afte iF 5 E F > a 8 E ‘The Question of Most Interest im Irish Pe Special Cable Disnatch to The Evenine Star Loxpox, March 20.—The question of most interest in connection with Irish politics now és: Will Mr. Parnel! accept the challenge of Me. Maurice Healy, resign his seat and appeal to bis constituents for m re-clection? It wae stated in the house of commons last evening that Mr. Parnell would pursue this course and soon apply for the Chiltern Hundreds, but this ts doubted, expecialiy in anti-Parneil eir- cles in Dublin, where the Pernell organs are saving that their loader « challenge was the effect that Mr. Healy slould reagn his erat and. seek re-clectic but « he did not offer te put his own popularity to the same test This is incorrect. What Mr. Parnell actully said was: “Ihave alware been willing te mit myself to your judgment. I say & those who talk glibly of driving me out lie life and out of Irelan¢ any constituency tom to The Dublin Beenng o Pernt subject, mnd: abt that the senior member for the ci will be por feetly ready to abide b; jon et well ingness to appear be tucnts. bab for Mr. Parnell to take the slight tue of the epistle thrown before him as if hie toad of a x0- they correspondent were a ecullion & licitor, and ne if Irish politios include Healys were to be manner of business at Billingsgate, too great an indignity.” ‘There ia probably a good deal of “biuft” being indulged in on % COMMENT ON THE Loxpox, March 20. The conservatives are arranging to contest the seats of Memes. Healy and Parnell shguid those gentlemen resye. Dublin advices represent Irh capital ao very much amused. over the dilemma in which Mr. Parnell finds himelf Mr. Healy's sudden acce to contest Cork. Mr. stipulate asa condition of hie r | strikers defeated by Mr says that Uh eld at Dublin on Sunday ! * patronage of Mr Parnell was & finsc forty permons were present. Of that nur.ber t deiegater on behalf of 150 lnbar o ona, and ae- cording to the i represented by te Journal The Freeman's Jow is rumored that Mr. Mic guinst Me. Par imon of coal porters wore orter of the Prewnan's of Dublin says that it wl Davitt will be the Ii at the neat eee ty which latter represents. Th to excuse Mr. Parvell’s down in neglecting to ane tance of his challenge that they 4 parhament and pr sent themselves for re-election by saying. tod, that Mr. Hi does not 4 anything ebuil te North Sligo. The ational Press, the McCarthrite organ, on the other band, says it is not surprised to find “Mr. Fox” b at. _ KIM SLAUGHTER. IT Was «I The Fierce Fight in Which Goddard “ested” Choyneki. Sax Fraxcinoo, March 20.— Mai Maripona, give a graphic vices, per mrp » at Syd Francisco neki of San tralia Commenting on the tight the Sydney Referee “Ht was» grim daughter, a terrible the! better mus have under Dooley, a man who t Goddard to a standstill. Choyu a wonder in An and own weight so , Sam Fitzpetrick, the well-known pugilist, who arrived on the Martposa,sud it was doubt. ful if Goddard wonld come to America at al while Choynski would woe until after battle with Dooley im Ma: —o NOT A NEW RULE That Detailed Invoices Must Accompany Canadian Shipments in Bond. March 20.—1t was reported here jited States custome authorities dod issued a peremptory order to the effect that detailed invoices must accompany all abtp- ments in bond carried by them throagh Mi for their inspection, Upon inquiry it wax learned from the freight departm Canadian Pacitic that the mattor was no der consideration, but would not be di for a week. n consul, when seen in relation , Seid that there was really noth w in the re ; that it had always nin force, and that the United States cus- toms authorities simply intended to ree the regulation is strictly inforced in the fa- ture. —_— LEPERS IN A CITYS HEART. A Colony of Six Discovered im Victoria, B.C. Orrawa, Or., Murch 20.—Word has reached here from Victoria of the discovery of six new cases of leprosy right in the beart of the eit) which the Chinamen were endeavoring to con- ceal. It appears thut it became necessmry for the municipal authorities to drive a large nutm- ber of Chinamen out of their hovels, which were erected on ground required for the building of amarket hall, The stampede disclosed the fact that six Chincse lepers in the worst stages of the discase had been dwelling with their e« trymen in the hovels. Two of them were sub- sequently found, but fo them are sull in hiding, and th their of refuge. 1 ing of those facts the deputy m cultare ordered an investigation by medical examiner, and a medical expert who has cl of the leper colony of New Braus wick will be dispatened to the Pucitic coast to follow them all up. —_ PERISHED THE STORM. ‘Many Casualties Keported From the North- west. St. Pavt, Mrsx., March 20.—Advices from Cut Bank, Mont., the present terminus of the Great Northern extension, state that the heavy snow of six weeks ago totaliy suspended work of all kinds, throwing 2,00 men out of employ- ment. A large number of men started to tr verse the deep snow to Summit, 110 miles fur- ther weet, and muny perished from cold aud exposure. The record so far is seven from freezing, while large numbers hod arms aud legs frozen. It is also certain that a great many have ‘of whom no traces have becn found and whose bodies have made food for wolves and coyotes. ~—o— + FAIK BUILDINGS. WORLD'S have figured out # plan by which about ¢4,000,- 000 will be saved in the construction of world's ‘the Boston Players’ League last season hes ® coutesct to play with Kelly's Gio- mine ~