Evening Star Newspaper, March 23, 1891, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAR BUILDIN 101 Penasylvazia Ave, corner llth S:rest, by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, 8. H_KAUFFMANN, Pres't Tre Reesreo Stans ity by carriers. on thet Beck. or He. por ounvae, geotsrech. by walla i the Cnited States or Gwnade postage prepaid per awonth Sarcnpay QUADRUPLE Smrer STAR $1. ear: with foreign postage wiieke BU ST OO Per Sear [Entered at the Post Office at Washington, D. C...s8 second-class mail matter. S7~AlL mail eubscriptions must be paid in advance. saper sent lonwer than paid tor. TO THE OFFIC RES AND MEMBERS OF Donneil, No. :F), Foyal Arcanum, ~Gentle- yeelt and f having teen paul to ie within e day of death. which occurred Mart Ikend the above Council to all my friends. <suened) Mrs, NANNT ST P.S.—For further particularsand prospectusof above Cora ‘Mui PHICE, Secretary Capitol Council, 350, BA, 416 7th ot. ww " Mo REASONS WHY iT is BEST Tosecure the servicesof a Trust Company to act as Trustee, Executor or Administrator tm Preference to an individaal. You share in the advantages of the company’s wide ex- perience and lange capital and secure a pro- tection to your interests hardly possible to ‘obtain throuch the services of an individ- We have over a quarter million dollars controller of the Cur- security for any Trusts fn our hands, consequently you can wired that the interests confided to us honestly and faithfully performed fed. A little thought will convince you that a Trust Company possesses many tages over the individual Trustee. ‘The American Security and Trust Com- pany also manaces estates, collects income, pays interest upon deposits, rents safe Loxes, ns money upon first trusts and her prime collateral securities, wills free, furnishes investments, acts as financial agent and transacts all other busi- iary nature, @e-Safe boxes rent for 810, $15and 825 per annum. AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST CO., A.T. Britton..... cs oeoePresiclent. C. J. Bell...........Pirst Viee President. A. A. Thomas... Second Vice President. Yercy B. Metaver George E. Emmons. Directors A. T. Britton, Jobn R. McLean, C. J. Bell, Cale J. Milne, M. W. Beveritze, Martin F. Morris, Heory F. Biount, Crosby 8. Noyes, Will 2 M. Coates, MM. Parker, Kob-.* Dornan, Charles Porter, Cte. €. Duncanson, James G. Payne, Daziel Donovan, Alan H. Keed, Matthew G. Emery, 8. S. Sharp, James E. Fitch, W. 5. Thompson, John E. Herrell, A. A. Thomas, JourN. Hut h.wse2, William Verner, John 5. Jen +, Harry F. West. Heury 8. Louchheim, Heury A. Willard, Benjamin H. Warder. 1419 G st. 2. 1326 F st. nw. th Equitable Life Assurance Society. mhi9 Sim Qrree CARPENTER ELECTRIC COMPANY, THE SHOREHAM H-STREET STORE. Best electrical inventions of the aye. Stock book now opened for subscriptions. ‘Ten per cent per an- THE BARRETT OWSEQUIES. Short and Simple Punecral services Held te New Vork. New York, March 23.—The funeral services Of Lawrence Harrett were conducted this morn ing in one of the parlors of the Windsor Hotel by the Rev. Thomas Sherman aud were of the fimplest character, consisting of prayers for the dead. The casket was of rosewood, cov- ered with black cloth. Two foral gifte ley on ite id--one a cro of white bhes from Mary Anderson and the ten. W. W. Blacks About fifty persona were present during the WASHINGTON, D.C, MONDAY, MARCH 23, 1891. SPECIAL NOTICES. Washington News and Gossip. TENT CENTENNIAL CELE Be WASINGTON Seis, Citizens’ Central Committes—John W, Babson, Myron Ml. Panter, We" Fenwirk, Marvin Stone, Hom. Joba ‘Lynch, Brainard". Warner, 32 Fitreeht Watkin. EXERCISE STN ISCOES BALL. % Aftern cn--To be presiited over by the Presklent of the tuted Staten. Pvenins Tobe pree Sided over by the Secretar, . SEECIAL. KECEETION INVENTORS AND MANUFACTUKERS and the Indies who actour- CLA RENDEZ- ington Consintors. No. 7) 8B. Sod (wares, AW AWS. K., will be held on TUES- : Nar Ts1."7:0 o'clock, at West End Masonic Hall, cor. 10th spd Pa. mye. nw. AIS. P's (Cerneau) invited “By omer 2 ANSON Go'TAYLOR, Gr. HOLDERS ATT! tion.—There will be 4 mass meeting of the Font stu ; ‘a board of trustees to be voted Roegph oe- amgs : 4 3o | st the next annual election April, i801, and other Bind, iy the Secretary ay Tos Tatetior ‘and theo: | important business. "Every: member of the company is missioner gf patents earnestly rey APKIL , Afternuon Meeting—To be over by Hon. ‘Frederick Pral D president of the ns uested to be present. faen MIASi'sTockHOLDERS. ee EOUNDRY M. ‘Elliott, pastor. west. On Tuesday, b WESTERN PI a Palacios ae iacht this Sfeihs Daseton. All who read this notice are invited to attend. STATED MEETING OF ROBERT DE Bruce Council, Kadosh, will be held at the cathedral of the Rite TUESDAY, the: i. o'cloc) CHURCH, REV. ‘Evening services this week, Elliott will speak of ‘One of the District’ Index to Advertisements. AMUSEMENTS. ATTORNEYS. AUCTION SALES CITY ITEMS... COUNTRY REAL ESTATE, 24th instant, at 7 A. H. HOLT, Recorder. | DENTISTRY. Honal "board of trade, Eveniur Weetings Yo be pre- nS Sided over by Prot. S. P. Langley, secretary of the | SEN eS jon. Extra-fine American uty roses, choice cut flowers ANNIVERSARY DAY, APRIL 10_Anniversary of | gud decorative plaute for Patter 1d ieee quer ee et the sicning of the first Ainercan patent law by Georwe woderate prices at STUDER's, Washington. 9 a.w., excursion to Mount Vernon, a2) St ‘96 F st. now. Where an address will be delivered by Dr. J. M: Toner upon “Washington as an Inventor and Pro- moter of hinprovements.” ™ p.iti., inspection of ord. nance shops, Washington navy yard, by invitation of r the Secretary of the Navy. ins Parade rey- | and juve been sto TCE. — PERSONS HAVING CAR- iages or wagons left with re for repairs for over six months will call and ular troops, National Guard, High School Cacets | settle their accounts or they Will be sold to recover the and other organizations. APRIL 10, Evenine Meetine—To be presided over by Prof. Alexander Graham Dell. ‘Addresses upon subjects relating to invention are sed at the pubiic weetincs by Edward Atkinson, Li-D.-De. John S. Billiars, Hom. Justice Blatt ford, “Prof. Cyrus F. Brackett, M.D.» LL-D.; Hor Butterworth, Octaye Chanute, president Trot. B. W. Clarke. Hon. Jon W Clarence E;, “Dutton, Prot.” Thomas T. Hatris, Prof. Otis T. Mason, “Hon. ll, Hon, O- Ht. “Platt, Col. FA. Seely, Hon. A. i: Spotford, Hon. Robt. 8. Taylor Prof.” Kout. iH. “Tuurston,” Prot. Wm. B. Tro bridge, Hon, Edvin Willits, Hon. Carroll D. Weight. Meetings. for the organization of the National As soriation of Inventors and. Manufacturers on the Afternoon of April + and in the morning on April S Sul @, when aiirewes are expected trons promiwent iuven‘ore and uiauaua'turers. ‘Sursribers aduatted to Public exerrtges by ticket. vr further particulars address the @.ccutive coin- | arnt mittee—Hon, JOHN LYNCH, etary fo -W., opposite the Patent Oftice. | Ine ui Be THANSPARENT ICE COMPANY, ‘3327 Water st, Georgetown, D.C. ‘Telephone 156. Fall supply of best quality of ice always on hand Full weight. Prompt service. Lowest market rates. Waxons to ail sections of the city. Discount on tickets purchased at office or from drivers. Orders by mail oF Telepuone Will receive immediate attention. Contracts uuade for one or wore years. mh16- DR. E. OLIVER BELT. ‘las removed his office to THE ALBANY, ~ Cor. Vth and H sts. n.w. THE ALPE. M LAUNDRY, FORM- erly at 1250 t2d st.. has removed directly opposite in the building forterly Occupied ‘by the Georgetown Steam Laundry. The same respectfully solicit « continuance of patruaage sown heretofore. mbl6-Lm 1408 H st. nw. ‘Three desirable suites with private bath for rent. with fable board. muhl ,TAKE TIME BY THE FORELOCK. Ina short tire you will want your summer traps— whether it be victoria, ‘spider phaeton: bncxboard or buwzy. ‘The man of wisdom sends his trad now to le done up and Las it when the pleasant weather comes. Kecollect that painting and var- nishius take thine. ‘saine in thirty days. (sul. (RAM J. WILLIAMS. There is money in this fora builder, 140 feet front on Ist st. near Mass. ave. ne. by a depth of 100 feet to an. alley. Eight houses on this ground ‘will sell quickly. Price only $1 per foot. B. H. WARNER. & CO., ——— St = WASHINGTON, MARC TAM. “#~ 1 have sold to THOS. M. DRANEY my en- ‘tare mierest and good will of coal and wood business: w Lork ave. nw. Would be pleased to. hi nds and customers continne to favor my st SSPE NES ther patronage us they have favored me past ten years. Parties who are indebted to Please cail and settie, ARTHUR B, SMITH. T will continue to do business at Mi tablished yard at 60% New York ave., and branch yard 4th and 1 sts. n.e., and will endeavor to xive the best quality fuel, correct weight and fair prices for cash. THOS. M. DKANEY, G00 New York ave. n.w., mh22-3t* and ath and Isis. n’e. <qe=2RENTS. RENTS. RENTS. ‘Jno. A. Prescott's facilities for manag- ing estates of of t Leal Estate. ft Kelloes buildin, all kuown appiiatices tor the real estuce business in 1 clients. Kents are made a specialty. Prompt collections. Kepairs judiciously looked after aud taxes paid. Mr. Pres coit asks patrouaxe, teeing that he can wore than return ‘the tavor in money, saved to owners. sub 21-7 <p Fou SALE We. would call the attention of bmilders “td speculators ton demtrabie corner on Vas ave. near G st. now, fronting % feet and Containing only 4.197 sq. ft. New cable line Prag as b ia Promises. Price only 90e. per a assis “ WEsUUr.witcox & HIESTON, O07 Fenn. ave. mb21-2t And Cor. 6th and La. Sq FOHSALE—A GOOD INV SS Lot improved by two-story frame, neat P st. bridwe, within a halt square of Metro- Yolltan cars. Price 81,100; easy. terns Kpris to iM SOF PLASTE ANDREW J. JOYCE'S SONS, te - A. Ati i of L. a ae re nee 1028, 1030 Conn. ave. ‘fed to attend the next reguise meeting of the assenibly op MONDAY EVENS? March ‘23, 1801. as business P.S.—Drop us a line aud we'll come of importance requires your attenth By order of tonee you. {ihe casceubly. minors mbs “ WILL BE A MELTING OF THE Boo ircoran Cadet Conga at 20 1 wanrae ent as MONDAY EVERTNG, March oh at Rhein ‘Do. not wait till SCMMER to order your First, because a NEW SHIRT is the inost urpose of electing officers 1 before She meet 1d Sich other business as . W. F. MURROW, Act- MPORTABLE garment you can wear in hot | ne dent TARO” Second, because We will be so busy that yoa way not get your Shirts when you WANT th ‘Third, because the most desirable patterns In| F. <> NOUICE OF EIST MEETING OF S10CK- “S~ HOLDERS. “Notice is hereby given that the Bret ineeting of stor sof the Hy dro-Phemnatic inet guaranteed.“ Yroupertts st tke | SHIRTINGS will te cone. wo place your order en ee cvcmncadans of tbe Hy ro-eneumnatic exntuitions of the inveutions may be | with TH L, Suirt Maker. $08 F st. n. o'clock p.m, at the Hotel Arno, 10th st. p.w., Wash- moh }2-ian Factory on premises. seh —— inet pose. of electing @ eee a = — : -_ frectore, adSptine ranting such other (PH WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COM- | qq 5PPCIAL NOTICE, business as may properly come betore stich ineetiny. 2 Champion Steam, Laundry, wishes to | MES" crger of tue followtns incorpuraiors, PANY. aunoutice fo their customers snd the public that, be- | G23, HT A WEEN CE Wee eRe Le Be eine are ay uate shirts to TOs: | SULIUBLANSBURGH, GUSTAVE LANSBURGH, Cash Capit ‘91,000,000. rent judges that in point of exnellence and fnis) mah L6RZS-2e E. D. MALLAM. Ten porary Opfices, 1001 F st. nv. New busiding in course of erection at ‘he corner OY Mhand F sts. nw. Organized wader act of Congress approved October 1, 1390, ‘This company is authorized by law ‘To receive deposits and allow interest on balances. To issue certificates of deposit. ‘To act as administrator, guardian, trustee, re ceiver, assiqnee, committee of the estate of pat- Sons non compos menfis end attend to other bust- ess of a fiduciary character. ‘To manaxe estates and collect rents, ‘To collect interest and dividends for custome:3 without change. ‘To execute trusts from courts, corporations and individuals, ‘To act as tressurer or agent for relizious, benevolent or other institutions and as registra: oF transfer agent of the stocks or bonds of cor- Porstions, paying their interest or dividends if desired, Wills receipted for and kept without charge. Correspondence invited. BRAINARD H. WARNER, President. JOHN JOY EDSON, Vice President. WM. B. GURLEY, Treasurer, WM. B. ROBISON, Secretary. John T. Arms, ‘Samuel Norment, Charles B. Bailey, John Ridout, Chas. 8. Baker, George F. Schafer, James L. Barbors N. H. Shea, H. 5. Cummings, Thos. Somerville, J. 5. Darlington, Jonn A. Swope, Jobn Joy Edson, J. S. Swormstadt, Albert F. Fox, George Truvsdell, ©. €. Green, B. H. Warner, Wm B. Gurley, A. A. Wilson, Jobn A. Hamiiton, L. D. Wine, Joun B. Larner, S..W. Woodward, A. 8. Worthington. mitt FiPeLity aNd Drpostr company or MARYLAND. Becomes surety at asinall percent for all persons holding positions requiring bonds, bank officers, treas- Urers for corporations, clerks and other employes Donded for the faithful fulfillment of their trust. FOOLE & KNOTT, General Agents, mbid-n.w.s-1m G10 13th st. aw. iDELIZY BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, $13 AND 915 F ST.N.W. Bas the Lest plan devised for securing a Home NO AUCTION OF MONEY. Any smonnt loaned, repayable #153 per month on each ‘$1,0U0 advanced. Shares, $1 per inuuth, maturing Se Jus months, tor #200. "Froht, sum. No BACK DUrs KEytineD. SIX PE CENT IN1 RESP ALLOWED ON SERCIAL FAY MES TS Baid-up certificates ior #10 orricens Dineman, Iron Sionso Tweedale, See. bined La Leach, ¥ ee aT. iy Me’. E Thompeca, Tress. | Gent Ske Maaitb Ait'y. Pee EUSTEDS. sa AMERICAN SECURITY fete CENTRAL Nat JRO W conser aso w. macante! Dewbor N. ¥ Stok Conson & MACARTNEY, GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 F ST. XW, Fankersand Dealers in Goveraueni Bonds ‘onlts. Fxchance. Loans. Covlections, per a Rey . Muiadeipiie, Boston aad A specialty wale of inventiuent secaritien District Bowdw and nit oval Kallrvsd. ium, Jusurance and Telet Phone Stock deat in, Amencan bel Teephone Stock tou Paman A laxative refreshing, frist loaenae, very agrocatio to take for CONSTIPATION, hemorrhoids, bile, INDIEX Jose’ appetite, eustric and ABtestiial trodbies aud m Bemtioe be trons thew. F. GRILLON. GRILLON 35 Hite dew Archivens Be 1S-maIin-1p Sold by ail Our collar and cuff work is unexcelied. ave reached the bighest niche. Give Us a {isl ‘The public voice is too strong. We accept the ver- ASTLE & HENSHAW IS lay of March. 1801, dissolved by Se tN ioe Telephone call is Sf2-3, or write s card to 142? Penn- | yuutaal consent, W Castle having purchased ¢] sylvania ave. 8. WALLACH, Prop. | interes: of J. I. Henshaw in the seid Situs We De ‘Barks and bose mended free of charge. feri-lua Castie is authorized to collect and to pay ail bills of Ra ES sore: sah orm. W. D. CASTLE, J.T. RENSHAW. aw O“fil eat an sade ou the yreisacs: | AB feraons indebted {© wai firm will please come jeat one, Pea tT eae mules” ““"W. D. CASTLE, 1117 14th st_ nw. ILLER'S, OT CALL ON CASTLE, AT 117 Succeasor to Wak. and look at the superiir furnaces Pinenpapaty that Beyer so nck et taauing a ode, Alka route Shirtmakers, Ladies’ and Gentlemen's Outfitters, | fanted e* Fanees le MN ios ser23m Isth and Ps. ave. HUNT, =>). 7. HENSHAW WISHES TO INFOKM is friends and patrons that he is now lo- ted at 7st) Lith st. .w., Where he will Le pleased to Has Removed His Office to receive their orders for Work fn all branches of the ¥ DK. BM. DAWES. DENTIST, Hias itemoved His Ottice to 1217 Pst. new. Rubber Plates lined with wold. mb10-1m* <=BRODT, THE HAT MANUFACTURER, i iendinestsien can te seen nt S10 1G stove and tin trade. Xoofing and jobbing a specialty. mh21-3t* P =>YOU ARE INTEKESTED.—IF YOU BU ‘or sell second-bishd personal property of any kind whatsoever, are the Words of tue Jaw, oxcept books, yoa must ‘be a junk dealer. “Piapos, Or and al} inusica instruniexits, Furniture, Sewi la : chines, ters, bicycles, Hardware, - tools St. ubbonite Star office. “Give me 4 call. JO per cent | Gilines, Typewriters, | Bicycles, | Hariware ae 1e2-lu_ | Harneas, Waxons, Carriases. Fireanns, Clotilaes Old Be FFICE OF THE GREAT FALLS ICE COMPANY, 924 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ‘The GREAT FALLS ICE COMPANY ber eave to announce that their supplies of ice re- cently housed at Pittston andat South Gardiner ‘on the Kennebec river, Maine, are unsurpassed im quality and are equal in quantity to all trade demands vf the coming season. The con- Aitions of the recent harvest were unusually favorable and the ice housed is unexcelled in purity, solidity and the manifestation of those superior qualities which distinevisn it from the yield of other eastern rivers, and, pre- eminently, from the chemically-induced pro- uct of the machine. ‘The interests of their customers and of the Public will continue tobe sulserved, us here- tofore, and the conpany is prepared to furnish ice at the lowest legitimate market rates. es REMINGTON TPE. WRITERS. “PARAGON” TYPEWRITER RIB- BONS, our own manufacture, are by far THE BEST im the market. Soldex- clusively by WYCKOFF, SEAMANS & BENEDICT, 203m COR. 8TH AND F STS. N.W. o> Wy Un COAL, CORE AND WOOD Be fom uicresttule trurur SOM aSUN BROT Ebb, the huvst cateumve ital dealers in thecous- ts mn PS oe NOTICE o GAS CONSUMERS. og Arrangements have been inaue fur thg@onventenceot i by’ which they’ can ey thelr tse Lilisduniay 3 by w Luc can pay their yas Lilie Labia tre TUE SaTIONAr. CAPITAL BANK i on THE W END NATIONAL BANK. Pits jwvl on or before the tit uf each wonth, AND THOS! S.¥, will be ehtitied to the dimount Of 25e. 1,000 cabie feet. WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY. FINANCIAL. ANY KISK? GET once. We will call per- nsurance Ayenis, wh2-2w 16 Se st. Barrels, Bottles, Rags, Bones and Ole lron or. other Metals, are respectfully ‘Tequested to meet to- ether to discuss the situation in which you flud yuur- Selves. St. dowepli's Hail, corner 5th antl H sts. iicw MONDAY, March, at ‘Come one, conic st of the 3. Hi. D. PHO 10-3" <e=> NOTICE: ‘TO THE CREDITORS OF GEORGE 1. HILL, All persons having clans against Mr. George 11800 are hereby Warned to exhibit the same to the sub- seriber ou or Letore the 10th day of April, 1891. Db. 5. MACKALL, MhIDS_Assivnee of Geo. I. Hill, 416 oth st. nw. D.C., MARCH 19, 1801. old to Mr. Hugh J. Fegan ) Hock of oid wines und hquors 2nd cordially recom. nd liu to iny frieuds ahd customers Who have 90 Kindiy favored nie for the past twenty-tive scars, ‘THOMAS RUSSELL, 1213 Pennsylvania ave. Referring tothe above card of Mr. Russell's I beg leave. ‘that Iwill at all thues be ziad to see his friends and my former pat ate new place, 1 Peuusyi fe. (miei | HU HJ. PEGA’ Bae NOME TS WILE NoTIEY MY friends aid the publle generally that 1 shill Souttie 12) Vucineas a the old Mandy 1feb-and Penn syivamave. inw.+ Until compelled fo-vacate, by the Ta ihe event of which due notice’ will Selmiven as to where t sali ven na to where : panting THOS. DOWL @= WEDDING, RECEPTION AND At Home Invitations in imitation of plate work at one-fourth the ° price. BYRON 8. ADAMS, fe17-3m Printer, 512 11 EXCURSIONS, ke. FAMILY SUPPLIES. FINANCIAL... were VINE ees Be THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE GLY. mont improvemen: and Sa ey APRIL 6, 1401, AT 11 A.M. Meeting of sicckholders for sale and tranater o tersto the BEST INTEREST OF THE COMPA held every THURSDAY SKETCH JY PENNA. AVE. NW. STOCKHOLD! xcursion Com FOR SALE (Houses) FOR SALE (Lots)... a EVENING at the Bi GENTLEMEN'S GOobs.. LADLES' GOODS. MAX WEYL OF THE SOCIETY OF at the gallery ob DAY, March 24, frum 10 asi. i LOCAL MENTION LOST AND FOUN MEDICAL...) Qe XTEENTH stREET. A Choice Corner Lot. This property has an unusual frontage on two streets, as it ex- tends over 94 feet along 16th st. and 1Gz feet on 8 st. Adjoining the corner and fronting on Iéth st. there are five lots, each 2% feet front, and on 8 St. also five lots, each 22 feet front. The entire property will be sold either as a whole or as sul- divided. THOS. J. FISHER & CO., 1324 F st.n.w. g-HIGH TIME TO LOOK AFTER Easter Clothes. It will be better to make your Selection now to avoid the press of trade on Easter Saturday. Have the goods delivered at mh23 your convenience, ‘Men are selecting from our stock Spring Overcoats, Suits and ‘Trousers, instead of buying higher cost custom garments, at a sav- ing of time, worry and money. GEORGE SPRANSY, ONE-PRICE CLOTHIER, mb23 MISCELLANEOU UL ee UBLICATIONS... NOTARIES PUBLIC.. POTOMAC RIVER BOATS: PIANOS AND ORGANS BAwIas rer BURBAN PROPERTY. WANTED (Help). WANTED (Houses). WANTED (Lots)... WANTED (Roos). WANTED (Situations). PTE Statement of the circulation of Tag EVENING STAR for the week ending March 21, 1891: MONDAY, March 16, 189: TUESDAY, Maren 1 WEDNESDAY, March 18, 1891.0... THURSDAY, March 19, 1591... FRIDAY, March 2, 1891.. = RARE CHANCE 0 buy an el beat the AUC O'CLOCK Pat, For terius see KAICLIFFE, DARR & CO., mbt SATURDAY, March 21, 1891, t home or investment will N SALE of that beautiful 15483 12th st. nw. , overlook leand public reservation, on NEXT MARCH | ‘contains all the latest improvements and is # model house, Daily average. Corresponding week 1890... Tsolemnly swear that the above is a true and correct statement of the circulation of THE EVEN- 920 Pa. ave. hw. 8. E. & J. E. ROSENTHAL, Men's Furnishings, Hats. One Price. {J ‘THE BEST VALUE WE HAVE OFFERED. KETTLE EDGE POCKET HATS. COLORS, BLUE, GRANITE AND NUTRIA. LANGE AND SMALL SHAPES. 8: ING Stak for the week ending March 21, 1891. J. WHIT. HERRO! Cashier Evening Star Newspaper Co. Subseribed and twenty-third day of March, A.D. 1891. JOHN T. C. CLARK, Notary Public. sworn to before me <=> BUILDERS, LOOK AT THIS. K street near 21st n.w. 4 lots, 18x 70 feet toalley; the best neighbor- hood; an economical size; 83,300 each, JOHN B. WIGHT, mh23-2t Goverxwent Recerprs Topay.—Internal rev- enue, $822,789; customs, $544,118. Mason Genrrat Scuorrex is expected to re- turn to the city from bis southern tour of in- spection with Secretary Proctor tomorrow. Parvatr. Secretary Hatror> left the city | this, added to his own immense holding , made <i t SALE BUSINESS LTH ST. N this morning to visit his wife, who is wintering at Thomasville, Ga. A €15 Conscrexce.—The Secretary of the PSR BONEN SUE Eb seey ING FOR $150 A MON1H.. He At DAVID B . STONE, 806 F st. now. = solicited. mb23 Treasury has received a Bonscience contribution of $15 from an unknown source. was dated at Allentown, Pa. G_ WARFIELD SIMPSON, Expert Merchant Tailoi Cor. oth and G sts “DAILY CARD! Never before were the conditions so favorabla for perfect custous tailonng. ‘Work roous. better working tacilities, « skilled Set of tallors and tailoresses, aud, to crown all, the richest and most attractive and ‘Trouseriugs ever desizued. nsidered, it prices Were Wall us 14 they would not be too hizh. ‘Tur Seatixe Pxoctamatiox.—The sealing season is about to open and the annual procla- mation announcing the event and calling atten- tion to the law in the case will issued by the President during week. The understanding is that no change in the form of the proclamation and that it will practically cover the same ground New enlarged ine of Sutin ~ 3 there will be Inquiry specially G. WARFIELD SIMPSON. >NOTICE OF COPARTNERSHIP. dated with me in the auction and commission business wy son, Frank W. Dowliig, Who beet tyr many Yeurs aiwciated with Ine in the Thave this day assoc gS THE TIRE AND BUILDING 0. WASHINGTON SAFE DEPOS! 220 Pennsylvania av Contams STORAGE ROOMS: Yaluables at aninuutun for ate DebORTL BURLS, Rent for 6. Gand ipwant miliahn INSPRCTION INVITED. —" YE ALL MEN THAT A. L. SALTZSTEIN, J) ‘THE JEWELER, of 506 7th st. Sells AMERICAN WATCHES, the products of the Waithan, Hien, Howard, Hampden, Aurora, Not Magnetic. Sprucfield, Columbus. and Kocstord cou Parties, caved in Deautt!ully decorated aud hich quality cases Of ail leading mskes in gold, sliver and Biled, at Pe LOW wnany FUEST Claas HOUSE i, the Vnitea'steten, tor CASH Ole ON ‘TIME qa PACH ALUMNUS OF Tue USIVERSITT Ps Ce ae Den Si'ior storage of iver plate, jewelry di chanies. business. “The new firm will Dowhny & Son. new firms respectfuliy of the imerchauts and others who Mu of an auctioneer. The lone e: qetuber aud the active part. ber for many yeurs solietted, Srcnerany Procton Nor Lrxexy to Restax.— Attorney General Miller returned to the city yesterday from #loride. no knowledge of any intention on the part of Secretary Proctor, with whom he has been traveling for the cabinet. He is of the o} have heard something of the matter colleague been thinking of it. He says that he has HOMAS DOWLING. O} 3 Washington. D.C., Mare 23, 1891. THOMAS DOWLING. THOMAS DOWLING & SON, A Southwest cor. Penna, aye. and 11th st.n.w. In uccordance with the above. a ‘ight, to leave the ~_FRANK W. ion that he would ancenient the ued confidence need the services | "ce of the senior ou by the Junior met- rea guarantee that Whatever is intrusted to them will be faithfully attended to. 4 couuission business of every description Navat Onprrs.—Passed Assistant Paymaster John Corwine ordered to the training ship Richmond on the 3ist instant. G. Rogers detached from the coast survey steamer Gedney and ordered to temporary duty on board the recei Lieutenant A. THOMAS DOWLING & SON. Bee eather ie Likely 0 be tight rain, aie J westay; wo change in temperatur ih wands, high un the NORTH. SOUTH. t's Where our lumber foes, In every part of the city, is xuinw up, there it's and cheaper. lun LIBBEY, BITTINGER & MILLER, Building Material, 6th st. and New York ave. mh23. ing ship Indepen- dence, and to hold himself in readiness for duty on board the Marion. Paymaster Law- Boggs detached from’ the training Richmond and ordered to settle accounts and awnit orders. wherevera honso Deputy Coutectors Saot—The commissioner of internal revenue has received a letter from the collector of internal revenue at Greensboro’, N.C., verifying the first telegraphic informa- tion relative to the shooting of tors Barnwell and Brim near Mt. Airy, N. C.. Saturday night by moonshiners has been instructed to ble diligence to searc! hut wore can we offer you than better es? iy it any wonder our Ganz-sawed Lumber goes? Aud It docs i,t coum to neve the lard Worklive Deopie juoney. jere are some who Wo t helped: Are you oue of then? = ber and lower 11 The collector roceed with all possi- for the murderers. Brim, who was supposed to be wounded, is now thought to have a chance of | and advanced the cause of education and re- INO. A. PR | ee Nera te 416 F st. ne Wey jes Buietin Apa. sous Who have property. tor ‘sai Ines or residence, Or Ubluproy ke ake anitce of sapberiok ‘ouplete eqnip= A. Prescott's real ‘ostats office wffords and offers to the eeueral more than an ordinary wediately convert their equivalent, by advertised in the buildin, lis new i tike facilities, such went of" Jno. having tue sare fre bulletin. “Sir. Prescott asl Hous of’ property sertion in the April Bulletin. CUSTOM-MADE SHIRTS. _ With our increased facilities in this department we | are better prepared than ever to execute your orders for ‘*Custom-wade” Shirts. Any style, for ordinary of full-dress occasions, inade at short notice, and satis- faction guaranteed in every instance. time to leave your orders, 4s you will find a shirt comfortabie for sunaner Wear after having beon worn. at sii o'clock, will forward without delay’ $> t0 | ashort wile. second controsler’s oilice, U.S. Treas lg, aud receive in return iWo tickets Jor hunaelt’ ad Lanauet twube, mul Z-tet ‘OMPANY. wenale und Retail. or more years. URE WATER Maiie~ frozen es Sick and harvested Bt our plant on the PENOBSCOL RIVER, de- livered from our LED WAGONS. Don't need sewers Nocheuicain: Wort STICK ioueter, sewers Nocheuicals. Won't STICI 3 feld-dun k. Mi. WILLIS. Vice Pres. and Manazer, pe PHGENIX INVESTMENT COMPANY, WEST DULUTH, MINNESOTA. Capital, $200,000. divided {nto 20,000 shares; par yal, £20 ‘each. payable in ten stonthily yastalluents Of $1 per inont iSuiacripticn hooks now open at the office of the com- pany im West Duluth, Minn.. and at office of Geo. B Dockhart, comer saat snd G sis., West Washington. Directors. sveleth W. McCormick, Jos. A. Williamson, Wane: White. Robert Crombie, ruulaT- Yt 8. 8. Williamson. Boxcuanns Psavecr Biexven Tes. Jt will pay you to try it, Just as om experiment, to Gnd out how qucd s TEA you can xet for FIFTY GENTS. NEW MAPLE SUGAR ‘Just received and very fine. BURCHARD & CO., Fe ee (ema. ove. and Oy at. 7] AVis GT EWwsEsbUny W. BE HIBDS, Li ob Broadway, Ny. Danser, seuber Vuaiington Stock Bacsaiios LEWIS G, TEWRSBURY & CO. BANKERS AND BROKERS, sox, F SE. WASHINGTON, D.c., Bus ent sell for cashor o8 mansin Stocks” Bonds, Gin. Sroviicns ad OA ‘Daiect private wires to Now York and Chicaga Out-of-town business a specialty. 2 Local Securities dealt ip. GOOD R. COR! ‘NESS of sorm and ateition tor ehuin be Ser ar Siirinas perfect. ‘GEDNEY & ROBER? lakers, Wi Lous, ant Gas Otic first floor, first annex. Bins ror Mans To Betize.—The State De- partment has been informed the United | views, Mr. Norment was from his early youth States consul at Belize that the government of has issued proposals for bids for carrying th mails between this country and Belize und aig. the coast of the Bids are to be opened by at Belize May 19. Attached to the advertise position for bids for an undertak- ing to purchase all fru‘t offered i for export at rates tobe determined. colonia! government will grant subsidies to the steamers performing ths services, British Hondui ie, will stand y the colonial eecretary Shanes to inn in the colony oe at onee sent cor In Isrencoxtixextan Ratuwar Commssrox.— ‘The regular meeting of the intercontinental railway ;commission will be held at the offices on Vermont avenue tomorrow. The princij business before the commission is the tion of the arrangemerts for sending. three parties south for the purpose railroad possibilities. One of these par for Mexico, and the others within a month and work of surveying for ‘our order at Men's Furnishing Department, WOODWARD & LOTHROP. start in a few day will get off toget FGeP 47 THe Request OF ONE THOUSAND and one of our customers we have provided space for a lunch room on the sixth floor of our 10th street building and have opened the same. Weare ow prepared to serve them in a first-class manner. . WOODWARD & LUTHRUP. mb20-dua into South America. Ex-Senator H. G. Davis, wmember of the commision, will tender & olleagues orrow night at ‘Vice President Morton is expected dinner to his ¢ BSN” Txravers, ICAN SETTLE ALL ARK: DISCOUNT. PAY before TAX SALE ‘And save expense. Prnsoxat.—Mr. Robert G. Blaine of the with typhoid-} in valescing Ny the feklente of his Miner 1oY Gees . P. J. Murphy is now convalescing from an ineas of scvera} he mies SAMUEL NORMENT DEAD, Wealthiest and Most Enterprising Citizens, TRE END CAME SUDDENLY THIS MORNING AND WAS A RELIEF FROM PAIN—DEEP REGRET FELT IN BUSINESS CIRCLES—HI8 ENERGETIC PUBLIC CAREER AND BLAMELPSS PRIVATE LIFE. Mr. Samuel Nor- ment, president of the Central National Bank and one of the most prominent business men in Washington, died at his residence, 28 M street, this morning at 7:20 o'oclck. ‘The news of his death soon spread through the city and Jwas the general topic = of conversation in bus == imess circles all day. Mr. Norment had been confined to his house for over two weeks with bronchitis, but no im- mediate danger was anticipated, and last ¥ morning it was thought by his family that he was on a fair way to recovery. Later in the day, however, a severe fit of coughing seized upon him and peritonitis set in. “From that time on he suffered excruciat- ingly, and his death, which it was seen must ensue, came almost as @ relief. On Saturday Drs. Z. 'T. Sowers and Warwick Evans wore called in consultation, but they could not re- lieve him and gave no hope for his recovery. Until within about three weeks Mr. Norment . but curiously enough hiad often expressed himself as of the opinion that when his end came it would come suddenly. He dreaded pneumonia above all things and a slight cold was enough to cause him extreme worriment. EXPRESSIONS OF REGRET AND SORROW. ‘The news of his death was received on all sides with every sign of regret and sorrow, for few men in Washington were as well known or | as popular as he was. ‘The bank over which he hell presided from the Set was heavily draped with mourning today, and in the door notice that told the siory to all passers by. Mr. Norment was known to be one of the wealthiest men in the city and almost his en- tire fortune was made here and stands in Wash- ington investments. He came to this city a poor man about the year 1846, soon after he | ad reached his manhood, and entered one of the government departments. He — was twice married, the first time to a daughter of Rev. Ulysses Ward, a Methodist minister who owned considerable real estate in this city, which has since euhanced im- mensely in value. On the death of his wife her share in this reverted to him. By his first wife he had three children, all of whom are living. HIS ENTRANCE INTO DUSINESS LIPF. His position in the Treasury Department was uncongenial to him and during the war he resigned and entered the 'muber business. In the treasury he had reached the highest grade in his division, but his abilities were larger than his sphere of action there, He continued with marked success in the lumber business for seventeen years, but nally gave that up to devote himself to banking, surance and financicring, for which he bad early developed a decided talent. His success is shown by the position he occupied in the business world. His connection with the Central National Bank began with its organization, April 11 1878, and he has been the president of the bau ‘TWO CENTS. HE KEEPS HIS WORD. Mr. Parnell Will Resign His Seat {s\s\jitcnt js» Wssilswn tances tas on the and Stand for Re-election. | QUEEN VICTORIA LEA A Ten-Minute Funeral Over Barrett's Remains. train, bat the others accompanied the fi FOR GRASSE, | Mr “isdrich ‘representing the actors’ fund aud EX-GOV. ROBINSON Mr, Parnell Makes Good Hix Challenge to | Mr. Maurice Healy. Special Cable Dispatch to The Evening Star. , March 23.—The Freenan’s Journal | publishes a letter from Mr. Parnell addressed | to the Cork leadership committee, informing | them that he has sent his application for the | Chiltern Hundreds to Col. Nolan,the “whip” of the Irish party, to be forwarded to the c cellor of the exchequer as soon as Mr. Mam aly, his colleagne in the representation of that ‘city, bas submitted himself to judgment | and gone to his constituents. MB. PARNELL © Conk, March 23. MPLAINS OF INSULT. It is announced today that Mr. Parnell bas written a letter to the Cork leadership committee, in which he aa, ed insult and the uut-uthful } yasenseaie taste ta See Heniy’s | Fight Among Western “sports.” 's) challenge that | ign their seats in parlia- | which looms tp w rd ax candidates | debara him from communicating latter's | Remuine in jis that it is ampossib that the par letter accepting his (Parnel they should both mentand come f et | Neither eruid Ne correctly apo How- | ger. Each hilt- | st vesting | i Mr. Healy sub- | lectors of the division | if « to expect that any | by his opponents le ver, he has placed bis ern hundreds in him to forward it directly. mits himself before of Cork which he represents. 2K. HEALY WILL ALSO RESTON. when questioned today 's letters to the leadership committee, said that his application for the | Chiltern hundreds was in the bands of Mr. N pat he had not seen the letter re- | the Jackson ferred, but if the resignation was genuine, he | much vaunted for his «« (Mr. Healy) would instantly meet it x, March 23. an interview today said phrase in the letter to the Cork So soon as Mr. yer than expedient Mr. Maurice Healy about Mr. Parnel to bis constitue “Mr. Parnell wishes to | will com make Mr. Healy be the first to resign and then | April 1. John Donaldson is now in Nexwulite arnell) would be guided by the result | with Corbett, and Dilly Dela | of air. rnell would never | the pugilist for hi | have noticed the acceptan except for the taunts of th ides the terms of his own challenge. Mr. Davitt, referring to the recent consery: tive victory at Aston, said that the battle was | condition. Peter ket fought noton ahome rule, but ona pee te ~-4 when b 7 feeling govd i a ot a pugilist living w ence secured the middle-class vote. He added ugh to keep him b long ae he that the government’ sue and that Mr. Joseph Chamberlain's ! ta the | be until close to the time of the meeting: eve services. Among them were Mre Barrett, Ba- Booth, Mrs. Marshall Williams, Mr. Bar- ter and her husband, Lot ett, A. M. Palmer, Augustin Daly ale. Louis Aldrich, John Russell ¥ W. Mackay, Mise “Rw m1, Dimnsted Jarrett, Theodore Bros Joneph J. Levy, Judge Daly and J. W. Conner The services lasted just ten minutes and at their conclusion the body 1 a8 11 a.m. trai on. ‘Those who accor: «1 the remains to the depot were Judge | Daly, Lawrence Hatton, Louts Aldrich and & J. Wendell. Judge Daly «id not board the Mr. Hatton the players -_ ROBINSON DI weer The Ex-Governor of New Vork Passes Away This Afternoon Fusrma, N. ¥., March 28. Bx died at 12:55 0 clock this attern * Kotansop Lucius Robinson was n in Windbam, i ounty, N. ¥., Nowember 4, 1810, He was educated at the academy in Delhi, N. 1, ted to the barin and wucery in New Mork city | 1 in 145. Leaving the f » he war ele The assembly am 1859 and the state im INGE and 1868. In 1 of the re- r of ler of nome bar tine the democrats. He was chosen governor in i876. In F again nominated be the democrats for th norship, but wax not « fact that doin Kelly t was himself a car to Niagara Pulls I of the entrances 2 in bis hopor THE NEXT PISTIC EVENT. Great juterest Felt in the Corbett-Jackson Bax Paaxcisoo, March 28.1 conspicuous © thetic event tn the near Corbett Jackson mocting. Much st ix taken in the fight because both men are recoguized as scientitic boweta. as w wlug- ore well future is t naw head ow hi ked with brains. both are quick and seten: nd the meeting” between them ought to ceoume more closely te the wewl of the noblewrt « vise than ol wort any of the many prize eof late od ne ring tights whicl: wtions from time to time. In all Sullivan's fights hin superior science or superior |xtrength has wen very owe ‘In no insta mar in whom has be been met by « combination of science and eveniy allotted as at will be in nd Corbett wg. iilraie wae «. but the delusion ago dixpwlied. Charlie has been Davitt in| Mitchell ix quick” as lightning, but that Mr. Parnell’ | ha not Sailivan's com- | fight both men have i ealy has sub- | etalship,and f to the judgment of and hax gone | # trial ai skill more th 18” is a repetition of the Bou- | ance. Charles Steril, ength. in this . strength aud gen bein the fullest somme ince and endur n Corbett. manager, rbett is taking light exercise and ce the serious work of training on says that « who trained fight with Choynski, will also be ready to take him in hand on the date non inat Joe Diewes’. and it will bea surprise ifhe does not show ap in first-class bs * im the ring. Sets are not plentiful and will net ever since its foundation. His second wife was a Miss Utermehle, a daughter of Charles Utermelle of this city to inquire cause of strikes and ihe best way to remedy | ther odds | them, as well as into labor matters be slight. It is just about « tom-up wh Her share of her father's property she placed general ‘undoubtedly greatly influenced the Jaborers. _> in her husband’s hands for management, ond him the heaviest taxpayer on real estate in the city. ‘Mr. Norment was a self-made man in the sense thet he mapped out his own career and made a marked success of it. Few meu bay been interested in as many large business undertakings and his ability and tinancial skill were undoubted. At the same time he was generous, charitable and kind to those in want and during his life gave away largely of his means to the mainte- nance and support of those in need, as well as to the cause of education, to various charitable institutions and to churches and colleges. POSIFIONS OF TRUST AND RESPONSIBILITY. Mr.Norment filled many places of trust and responsibility. He was for years one of the active regents of Dickinson Colleg? at Carlisle, Pa, He was also for many years one of the commissioners of police, director in the National Bank of the Republic, as well as presi- dent of the Central National Bank. At one time he owned one-third of the Wash- ington Gaslight Co. stock, he was one of the origi nal owners of the Washington and Georgctoon railroad stock, one of the heaviest investors in the United States Electric Light Company, its principal stockholder and president for eight years, a large stockholder and director in the "National Bank of the Republic, and treasurer of the National Life Maturity Co. He wax a director in the Washington Loan and ‘Trust Co., one of the principal stuekbolders and a director in the Kingsiey Creamery Co., and was at one time president of the Mitual Fire Insurance Co., und president of the Inland and Seaboard Coasting Co. He was a commissioner of the Washington Asylum. He wasa man of integrity, industry and honesty. Few men who have Leen so thoroughly immersed in business pursuits have passed a life with such a blameless record. He has always taken the deepest in- terest in every enterprise that had for its object the growth and development of this city. He had pre-eminent pride in all ite im- provements, contributing at the same time all In his power toward its advancement aud success. MIS PRIVATE LIFE. But all his time was not given to business. He took # great interest in educational matters Ifgion by munificent gifts to various churches and institutions of learning. ‘Though in no sense sectarian in his life or connected with the Methodist church, of which he was always a prominent and active member. He was oue of the original trustees of the Metropolitan M. E. Church and before that was a leading:member of Wesley Chapel. He was a large contributor to different cbari- table institutions, though always in a quiet and unobtrusive way” One of his more recent kindnesses was the endowing of a bed at Gar- field Memorial Hospital for the use of disabled policemen. Mr. Norment leaves two children, a daughter ris ale ee who also survives ‘The funeral will take from the family residence on M street Wednesday afternoon at o'clock. Rev. Drs. Corey and Domer will officiate and the presidents of the national His approach to THE QUEEN GOES TO GRASSE. Arrangements Perfected for Her Majesty's | Th. ra Stay There. mall town in the departmen? of the Alpes Maritimes, France, 25 miles west of Nice. | ra The queen goes to the south of France via | dled-up cattle drowned the shouts of the men Cherbourg and no via Calais and Paris, as was | for belp. The after the arrival in this fought desperately ¢ the Empress Frederick, returning robbers were too tatich for the from her interesting and eventful visit to Paris. a a At Grasso the Grand Hotel bas been rented aud | Pearly exhinsted men were, placed in order for the accommodation of her | FiPlgls mo pd enn nee Salt Gtey ‘The hotei is pleasantly situated in a | Peeding and un the old town ton neighboring hour, where they were re- lope of a mountain rising to | * 5 2 height of about 1,100 feet above the level of the Sok Bectn ss alr tary was Ceend Go and is 10 miles inland directly north of | Chicago police A delightful and extensive view is | Tents have yet been obtained from the Grand Hotel, close to which | Toul heared ut mot Had the Villa rag Victoria been a little larger it would have been A BOOM ON THE BOARD. placed at the disposal of Queer Victoria. ~ Pifhe Princess ‘Louise and the Marquis of | Wheat and Corn Sent U Lorne visited the Baroness Alice de at the Villa — =o season, and om Save | Carcaco, March 23.— Everything went boom- such a glowing account o! Nines bas ho cgeme aioe Bs od iter, | opened at €1.02 and was strong im sympathy announced shortl; position overlook which is built on is the elegant Villa Victor Baroness Alice de Rothschil ‘hild outside | everything else afte A FINE SRA VIEW. The Grand Hotel is not overlooked by any | equecze tighitened the shortsbeg other building, and as the grounds are exten- | ti eMfuris to get out, and at 11 o clock 65% was sive the royal visitor will enjoy all the privacy | Did, with the prospectsof higher figures, though fa villa residence. The building is com- wad niga — pletely sheltered from the cold winds of the | fereits of hug erte “Higlt “mpeths horth by mountains bebind the hotel, The town of Grasve in itslf is ‘not jue. It is Little more than buildings climbing up the Tn its neighborhood are a mum to the manufacture of per- fumes. ‘There are some remarkably fine drives - in the environs of Grasse, and it ie aid that | ,,Lh¢ bull fever did not spend iteif till Mu some of them will remind a hon favorite outings near Balmoral, the scenery ~ ing ascribed as quite Scotch in general charac. | “tt? at 69%, with both pits quiet. ter. arp the boom in curn, set the pros of cronkd lit = ne Mill | to 12.55, reacted to the ope tilleries devot EVERY POSSIBLE PREPARATION MADE. The municipal council of Grasse has made | 7. Perenatons, March 23.—Telegrams from every possible preparation to make the stay of | Baku say thats naphtha fountain of unusual size her majesty at the Grand Hotel as pleasant a8| jas, within the past fortnight, been tapped An extra force of police bas been de- | pear there. It ix now throwing up oil at the banks of the city will act as honorary pall- bearers. The interment will be at Kock Creek cometery. Piet i E 3 HUE Hie : But the latter did not see the goverument's de- ROBBED IN A CATTLE CAR. sire to shelve the labor question by ocbnct such men as Lord Hartington and Derby as members of the commission. ML. PARNELL GOES T9 $1200. March 23.—Mr. Parnell traveled from this city to Sligo today. the latter city was heralded broadcast. Never- | theless there was no gathering at the railway station to greet him. Roan of Outrages Commitied by Rutians on Two Res- Cmcago, Marbe 28.—John Wilson and Henry Matthews, two respectable citizens of Laporte, Ind., were seized by three burly rufiane while they were walking to their homes, a few miles outside that city, about dusk last evening and thrown in an empty cattle car which was on its way to Chicago.attached to the regular cat- tle train, The train had stopped, but started as soon as the daring deed was committed. 7 ns threw the men to the floor of the of their valuables, wine Loxpox, March 23.—Queen Victoria left | they only succeeded in twhing @fter a dexper- castle this morning en route to | #te struggle. The robbers xprang upon their . ewe the victims and over and over v rolled, premacs. The and the cries of man fighting dy moving trai ui en, Who were big and stron, or their lives, but the three After a battle of nearly brated and tons by tin roadside. Two Tound ond conveyed hours afterward the: re notified, b been ran 80 far now wounded meu “6 They ere both se- vensurily fatally. at a Lively Rate Chicago. ing on the bourd of trade today. May wheat with corn, never going below the first quote- However, the visit of the Queen of England | tioa. Ascorn grew more excited, dragging to Grane means that very few peo) of the royal party will be able to find accom- | Same frightened and*rushed i ation at that resort, for the Grand Hotel, | trades. A bit of lively mk entirely occupied by the qneen and her suite, | pomult, and, amid mach © is about the only place travellers could put | had advanced to #104, the highest price pad it, the rts dn Wheat be- to cover their ocketing was the ment, the price on the present crop, by 11 o'ele ‘Corn opened «trong at 6 and as the ake frau that price was the highest yet paid on the r- were light and the price was 25 cents higher. Thi ogether with i pit agog, sud May pork, which opened! st 12.25, sold ap ug figure on izing sales, but rallied to 12.55 ngain. July touched 13.00. wheat had sold up to 1.04', and May corn to68, The former is now quoted at 1.04% and the —_— A Naphtha Gusher Tapped. Special Cable Dispatch to The Evenine Star rate of 6,000 tons per diem, the flnid Teou swept and repaired until they ‘are’ quite | forth in such gqeantities that a amall river las been formed, the banks of which crowds Patrick ‘who be. Dosttions under the fietush ‘goveramech, ‘account of | ¥* the author of « number of trestics on ‘States, dipaata ther | _ ‘The Grip Epidemic tu New Tork, ‘mischief oe mylene Stace inten.