Evening Star Newspaper, April 3, 1891, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, 12101 Pennsylvania Ave, corner llth Street, ty The Evening Star — ——s. Sarcmpay Quapavere Sumer SraR $1.00 per year: wht Toreurs Sustage odes. 43.00 (Entered at the Post Office at Washington, Q C., 0 second lass mail matter.) ‘All mail subscriptions mast be paid ta sdvance; | vad tor. | Von 78, No 19,011. oe. 14 paper sent loner tha of advert FINANCIAL. The American Security and Trust Company is the only fnatitution of its kind im this tity that has one million two Rundred and fyty thousand SPECIAL NOTICES. ee NOTICE, REMOVAL. ‘THE WEST END NATIONAL BANK NOW OCCUPIES ITS NEW ——— 4D COMMODIOUS OFFICES TR acts as Trustes, : aT 14615 @ STREET. Executor. TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS. ‘Guardian, joe BUY GOVERNMENT BONDS. Financial Agent, EXCHANGE SOLD ON THE PRINCIPAL CITIES Pays Interest Upoa Depostta. OF EUROPE. Manaers Enea WM. B. RILEY, President. Xeape Wille Pron. CHAS. P. WILLIAMS, Cashier. Loan Momey. McILHENNY, “ @xonoE a. Y, Vice Preaident. ‘Rents Safe Boxes—910, $15 and $25 year. ore Aflords Storage Accouinudations TES AMERICAN x SECURITY aND TRUST CO. . John R. McLean .Wash. Caled J. Milne.......Phil. Martin F. Morris. Wash. . Crosby 8. Noyes..Wash. |. M. M. Parker.....Wash. |. Charies Porter...... .Phil. James G. Payne. Wash. |. Alan H. Reed.......Phil. - 8.8. Sharp.........Phil. W. 8. Thompson... Wash. A.A. Thomas..... Wash. William Verner.....Phil. Jobn S_ Jenks. Phil. Harry F. West......Phil. Heury S. Louchbeim..Phil. Henry A. Willard. Wash. Benjamin H. Warder, Wash. W410 G st nw. M. W. Beveridgy.... Beory F. Blount. Jobn E. Herreli eoeen en Was, Jobn NS. Hutchinsom.... Phil. as EAR THIS IN MIND. IF YOU DE- sire any information about Life Insur- ance drop me a line ad f will mail you pampLiets or call CHAS. L. GURLEY, iS sr URANCE. ELL LIGHTED AND VENTILATED. RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO. = UCTIONEERS, INS MAP OF r ROOMS W miles to 1 ime; 45,000 ¥, Drive, $5. LOWDFL.MILK, 1496 F st. W. BE CAPITOL HILL SIX PER CENT PERMA- NENT BUILDING ASSOCIATION. The third monthly meeting for the receipt of dues on stock for the sixth series will be held at McCauley's Hail, 208 Pa. a on MONDAY, the Oth instant, at So'clock p.m. Subscription to the stock will also be Feceived by any of the below nsmed officers. A num- ber of new shares have already been taken. ‘This association is carefully wanayed, its officers be- Sng able ar all times to show how and where its funds are invested and its stock located. Shares, 81 each per mouth; an additional payment of @1 per mouth bein required on each share receiving sloun. $200 advanced on each share of loan. Shares advanced om participate im the profits the sameas shares sot advanced on. THE FIRE AND BURGLAR - PROOF BUILDING OF THE WASHINGTON SAK DEPOSIT COMPARY, 916 Penney vania Contains S1UKAG: ms, Constracied entirely of brick, with steel doora, For rent at iainiiuin rates. STEEL VAULTS, for storage of sliver plate, Jewelry snd all other valuables st inna Beng tr Sh bata ee mhi7-gm INSPECTION 15 DR. R. M. DAWES, DENTIST, Be Fititicren hii ottce te 2 mb10-Im* THE ANNUAL MEETING OP THESTOCE- Seite of the Columbia Fire Insurance Cou. JOHN F. ATZEL, President, 1th and E st. n.w. EDWARD KUEBEL, Vice President,328 Ist st.n.0. CHAS. J. BERNER, Secretary, 1213 I st. n.w. STEPHEN HELLMUTH, Treasarer,815 B st.2.w. apt.4 p.m. ‘tock closed from SATUR- ‘Books for the transfer of DAY, April 4, to TURSDAY, Aj 7, both days in- ante ane) RK: WELLARD Secateaty MANY OF THE LADIES OF WASHING- = ton will be to hear that the St. Rose industrial Schoo}, 20:23 Gist. u.w., basagain reopened i for children’s work. SPECIAL NOTICES. <a ICE. GREAT FALLS ICE COMPANY, 924 Penn. ave., Cordially invite inspection of their storage facilities st the foot of 10th and of 31st streets, respectively. The lately erected at the former site is divided into ‘six compartments, having an aggregate capacity of 8,000 TONS, And is not excelled by any stracture for similar pur ‘Poses on the Atlantic coast. It is supplied with KENNEBEC RIVER I0E Tu crystal cubes of absolute purity. This company are the oldest established dealers in ice within the District of Columbia. Their success has its foundation in the confidence of the community, gained and maintained by unvarying regard for the interests of customers anda strict observance of cor- Porate obligation. Critical investigation of the system of mechanical Production as now developed confirms the company in the use exclusively of natural ice and sbundantly vin- dicates for them the truth of the maxim that “art may err, but nature cannot miss.” As heretofore announced, ice will be supplied by the company throughout the season AT THE LOWEST LEGITIMATE MAREET RATES. NG" ASHI A ington Railway Company ior the choice of ‘te held at’ Room No. 4 a No. idina. doth sts.. April 14, 180i, at 11 o'clock .. J; L. Barbour, Beriah Wilkins, J. 8. Lawrence, ‘t. Tianale, DO: Foruer, U- G- Las, Corporst am W. ¢, ike THE MEMBERS OF ECCENTRIC Adbeiation and Steam 8 Bre Ere uested to meet at their hall FRIDAY N1UH of the Executive Board. ry TOLMAN STEAM LAUNDRY, 400 0 at. new. WHY RISK Y VALUABLE Furniture, Pianos, Pictures, Papers, iver Ware, Carriages, Works of Art, ‘&c., in combustible buildings when an Absolutely Fireproof Warenouse is at yar couiinant: Packing, moving and shipping done by eaperts, ‘and examine the building. STORAGE WAREHOUSE. AMERICAN SECUKITY AND TRUST COMPANY, Jaz2-Su 1140 15th st. n. w. GRANULATED SUGAR, Sc. PER POUND. Imported jams of all kinds at 20c. ‘Best California fruits, Titres ‘barrel. t teas and coffees in the city. apleat’ PHILIP H, WARD, Penn. ave. and2iat at, ROBERT STEAD, ARCHITECT, ‘Bas removed to Rooms, 2 and apl-cr" st. now. ees ones, We have among other Jobs two Light ‘Three-quarter Side-bar BUGGIES, painted Jet biack, uphoistered in fine dark green body cloth, full leather top, steel tires, les, &e., and warranted yor one year. sizes. ‘The finish and trimmings are simply ele- ant and compare favorably with jobs sold at $200 and $225. SHAFFER BROTHERS, FINE CARRIAGES, wh27-1m Corner 14th and T streets n.w. WEDDING, RECEPTION AND At Home Invitations in imitation of plate work at one-fourth the T= WASmINeTON LoaN AND TRUST COMPANY. CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS. oF PaYS INTEREST ON DEPOSITS. MILLER'S, EXECUTES ALL TRUSTS. Buccessor to —_ ELLERY & Co., TEMPORARY OFFICES: 1001 F ST. N.W. 5 BREW BUILDING, CORNER 9TH AND See Bewxcton tre Fst. ¥.W. WRITERS. “PARAGON” TYPEWRITER RIB- BONS, our own manufacture, are by BRaINARD H. WARNER, President. far THE BEST inthe market. Soldex- elusively by WYCKOFF, SEAMANS & BENEDICT, 203m COR. STH AND F STS. ¥.W. E—WuY TAKE ANY RISK? GET Your property insured at once. We will call per- Sotiaitly and take out & policy upon your furmture, toca of goods or house in any cou the city or outside company. Bot convenient to cali et UE Oo! 7B. R FINLEY HUNT, —_>" DENTIST, (= PHENIX INVESTMENT COMPANY, WEST DULUTH, MINNESOTA. me Weis teu ionthly imstalments ‘Sudscriptium books now. at the office of George Bolovkiard aul of HC Waede of Senuets Gas ‘building. Pixvare aud Art Sietal Couipany, Sua Ait atataitinens payable at latier piace. Dertect. ‘GEDNEX’& ROBERTS, Makers, 0 esc Us LU at, moar Gas Vice IMPORTANT NOTICE Dirvetore—Fveleth W. MeCorick, Wm. ¢, Waite, | So" wae Jos. A. Williamson, Robert Crottse and 8.8, William GAS CONSUMERS. = mhisim | _ Arrangements have been u.ade or the convenienceot =e JES vba in the enaterm end "western LES Eos, CWB pss, e gity bY wich they cam yay thelr yas’ DUlsGuring aatet ad Bronieas Se. Duanager, | banking a THE SaT1ONAL, CAPITAL BANK ‘THE WEST END NATIONAL BANK. Bm ‘the bth of each month, AND TBOGE ONEN, will be entitled to ue atmcount ofaee ber 1,000 cubic feet. stl-tr WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY. Puosrzanic Excrsiox. “Articles of merit do not need the charm of oe recy.” The formula of PHOSPHATIC EMULSION is the joint work of the medical and pharmaceutical professions and is public property. It contains no use- Jess ingredient, but every one of them contributes its share toward aiding the efficacy of the Cod Liver Ott, which is its base. We take great care to make it of the purest materials and to have it fresh. Supplied imany quantity—pint bottles, 75c. ; half pints, 400. anager, ‘Mewber Washington Stock Exchange. LEWIS G. TEWESBURY & CO., BANKEKS AND BROKERS, 1335 F Sf., WASHINGTON, D. C., ‘Stocks, IDELITY BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, O13 AND MS F BT. N. W. ‘Has the best plan devised for securing 8 Home, NO AUCTION OF MONEY. Any amount loaned, repayable $13 per month ‘goes Sdvanced.” chareasth per uuomth met ustog Pa © BACK burs kequiueD. SIX PER CENT ISIERE? ALLOWED ow — ES Pald-up corttScates (or $100 inoue W. &. THOMPSOR, ‘at $50 per share; 5 ‘per ceut per anptun paid on purchase price seui- spaually. Pharmacies, Dingman. Pres Re as Trenitnten ool 708 15th st. Pres. Andrew Wall, Migr. 7 Treat grote esas. | Aner Tas Taver AMERICAN SECURIT: AND TRUST CO. ces ‘an Betton, bree ‘The long pole may knock down the persimmon, but soe conral Stoel: pawn short prices knock the purse o' man. I have knocked Orcs CARPENTER ELECTRIC COMPANY, ——— ‘Walnut or Oak Cylinder Desk and Book Case, #25. Woven Wire Cota, $1.75 snd $1.95. Wire springs, $2.45, warranted goods, $2. THE SHOREHAM B-STREET STORE. Best electrical inventions of the, Stock book Bow oped for suimrptions. “Temper cout per a. a inetusent " at the Slice, where of the inventions may be | quaity do, $1.25 0 €1 15. Ps pros ize Coutcn-top Mattress, $2.25, be. J20- © CORSON. SNOW wacanTs vecst Chane Geen CORSON & MACARTNEY, pays States, splint bottom, can't warp GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 F ST. ¥.W., nay crack $12. i. Bankers snd Desiers in Government Bonin. For ‘show yon » large Rocker, to which Deposits. Collections. ; Railroud nevcks rail Lon “tated Beene Soe Kors, Foldapa Beametct 2 speciaity Grade uf investment PiGtheriean Bell Telephous'Stock bought and old. i168 Mas. M. J. Hosr, 1309 F st. pw... Bags to announce that she is constantly recetving SEW LMPORTATIONS ot BONNETS AND HaTs, tewateh she tartans tne niente ‘ber patrome, mb25 R= HERO The New York {Foon yousremeking Sastsaker” as postal THOMAS & PHO! Eectent Taanageres S47 Fa, = VERY FREQUENTLY WE HAVE ft with us for sale second-hand vehicles. We have two now that the owners are anz- fous to dispose of. No. 11s a very light Victoria, suitable for ‘one horse. It 1s in perfect order and will be 0d for $300. No.2 isa very fine bigh-wheel two or four- ‘Passenger dog cart. This cart wasonly used. twomonths and cost when new $550. Owner ‘will sell tor 8300. ANDREW 3. JOYCE'S SONS. N.B.—These Carriages may be seen at . corner Iath and E streets norcawest. OU Fata’ OUR SHIRT TRADE STILL Booms? In the centers of fashion t ig ented demand for FANCY SHIRTS. Careiui dress- order ‘NEW tmapor, ry, goods cennot be duplirated it would be wise to place Auctions of the world’s beet lose. Beets AL, actions of the wi joous.” Be SHINI MAKER, GoM F st. nw. fella DA. CLARENCE i, DUFOUR Has removed his office to B70) SALE TWENTY Sutanes AMERT. can Energizer toca at 810 per suares GURLEY £ STEVENS, mb30-lW TSsS F at. ORVILLE PARE, MU. i eat s {ae left in this besutifal subdivision, which Iwill sell on easy terms. Prices range irom #150 to $250 per iot. Money advanced for building purposes. Charwes mod- erate. WASH'N DANENHOWER, Corner 13th and @ sts. Be dicen & Co of Piutedeaphia’ Se : * my Giore next TULSLAN, ‘April 7. (TL ‘ree otcharge: exo. W.sPIE: mh31-6t wos eae ee 3 TO THE PUBLIC — Having suid to W. H. Cooper my Book and business tunity of thank- T take this ‘support and ask ‘this oppor my and patrons for their to continue thessine to my successor, Mr. Couper. able ure to be presented All billa receivable ‘or to me for final vettiement. pectoaarey I shall be pleased to see my frjends at my store. 1432 New York ave., wherel can furnish them with Sta % ving, Pictures and Picture at w. H. Por ee CUSTOM-MADE SHIRTS, ‘Witn cur increased facilities in this department we are better prepared than ever to execute your orders time to Jeave your orders, a8 you will find a shirt more comfortabie for summer Wear after having been worn sehort while. ‘Leave your order at Men's Furnishing Department, first floor, first annex. mh20-3mn WOODWARD & LOTHROP. AT THE REQUEST OF ONE THOUSAND and one of our customers we have provided spece for s lunch room on thesixth floor of our 10th street building and bave opened thesame. Weare ‘now prepared to serve them in a first-class manner. wh203m_ WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Bae CAN IE, COMPANY. Seas Cee x 40838 ON HAND. PURE W. ieee ses a ih frow our KED WAGONS. tobebotled. Ne oa sare avin tase er io WILLIS. Vice OPPICE OF THE GREAT FALLS ICE COMPANY, 924 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ‘The GREAT FALLS ICE COMPANY teg Jeave to announce that thetr supplies of See re- ‘cently housed at Fittaton andat South Gardiner ou the Kennebec river, Maine, aro unsurpassed, im quality and are equal in quantity to all trade demands of the coming season. Thocon- Gitions of the recent harvest were unusually favorable and the toe housed is unexcelled in purity, eolidity and the manifestation of those superior qualities which distinguish 1 from the yield of other eastern rivers, and, pre qminently, from the ebemicallyiaduced pro- duct of the machine. ‘The interests of thetr customers end of the pablic Wil] continue to be subserved, as here tofere, and the company is prepared to ternich tee at the lowest legitiinete market reten, TON A ¥ COMPANY.—Notice is heresy kiven ‘meeting of stockholders of the Wasting. | quisite, SPECIAL NOTICES. KNIGHTS LEMPLAR.—THE wEMBr, Swill report Gin fall aanersn} ak is aop a orm) a 1. . at 1 o'clock p.m. 98 SURDAY Q euple, Pour jate fester, sie Zashe Carpenter, JOSEPH BRUMMETT, Ei \t Commander. stent CHARLES SNE ERE hate ea: SCOTT SH RIT.—THE MEMBERS OF sanctuary cn SUSDAY Sh tomant toa funeral of ow brother, Sir Zachary Taylor Carpenter, Sr, TUt ig? wily be lormed ot 1:50 p.ta. sharp. BY apse : ‘A. H. HOLT. 32°, Secretary. MA ONIC—4 by age ce Rea wat of Mount Vernon R. A. Chapter, No. 3, wiil on SUNDAY, the sth instant. at } o'clock Bi, Bt the Masonic Teruple, for the purpove of ‘con eat Paternaliy invited eat A. “OF L.. CARPENTERS AND vsotaers hil iogenbors notified to be next meeting, MONDAY, Aj 6, id ‘raportant bustues! By Sider of the Assembly OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, District of Columbia, ee 3 ir, = Phat section 2 of the order of Match 18 1, amending the: lations for the examining and Heenisins of in the District of Co: lumbia is. hereby so amended as to Fay that all steam engineers’ Hrenses issued prior to April 30, 1800, Senleset eysnee sisal ports Delete gets of steam engineers shall pave Upon a ren cs pi ige ge N lirenses prsee eek » To April 30, 1800, shall expire one from <i Twapective dates, provided any fnlure atter due notice a appear for Fe-exatuination ana to Tay ini license fee will terauinate the Hcenee of persons tS DO 3. W. HOSS, HA HOMER, Conamlan ones of tne Diatict of Columbus, Be4 1 THE SOUTHWEST CORNER of 17th and Madison sts.,between P Q sts.,an especially available Duilding site. It practically contains NOT & FOOT OF WABTE GROUND. The frontage on 17th st. 1s 95 feet and on Madison st. 97 feet. There is analley onthe side. The price is only 82.12 per foot. THOS. J. FISHER & CO., It 1324 Fst. nw. SF SELL THE BIGHT KIND OF SPRING OVERCOATS, ‘Not too “cheap; not too desr. Is ¢10 Uttle enough for » Spring Overcoat? Depends on the overcoat. You'll samis that it is low enough for the overcoat we offer at that price when you see the overcoat. If finer ones are desired here ‘they are, too. GEORGE SPRANSY, 434 7th at. 4084 Gt, “—<q=> WASHINGTON, D. C., April3. 1 ‘DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. The, Inership existing GEO. Bea Cawnrt wane ine Tiers racted ar he RABE: See cca iat Saints OTH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE. 3PM. ~ Our present LIEN LAW, with all its fanits, has one redeeming feature. It catches tho.e miserly souis who want something for nothing —who want » house built for less than cost and, Will jew down ® poor, young, struggling car penter anzious for work tos price less than ‘the work can be done. To such our present lien law is @ righteous terror, and keeys many @ grasping, avaricious soul from taking ad- ‘vantage of young, ambitious carpenters. sp3 «LIBBEY, BITTINGER & MILLER. THE PUBLIC ARE, NOTIFIED THAT 1 Be Ti trie tewsousibie for ane totes tracted in my name without » written order “re ap3-3t* = “DRIVE” In TROUSERS! Thave yaght enough Fine Thuported’ ‘rol to make 55, ‘ewilel ade per vite a tee for 4iewt than fuey cam be bought tlegwnere, Scat dtr auc patterns for men who appreciate fine trousers, Read of 8 =p @. WARFIELD SIMPSON. = DENISON AND MR MANN jOCIETY OF WASHINGTON ARTISTS ‘Will be in attendance at thi and G sts. n. the forenoon ai HOW TO FASTEN YOUR SCARF. . ‘Togiveany TECK SCARF an casy and wracetul appearance on the neck secure it to the shirt front by the band. Scarfs fastened to the shirt by the aprons are soon drawn out of shape. 8. B. & J. E. ROSENTHAL, ‘Men's Hats, One Price. [ya24-3m) ‘72 Fst. ‘THERE WILL stockholders of the Corcorai Company at their of DAY, April 6, 1801, tor the purpose of el directors ior th Year. Polls oy by and close at 2 pm. &. McOLELLASD, mnsb-eotr Becretary Association ‘will be held at Sars, a0 ne report wl be Tp CALLAN, S01. See.'and. LINCOLN POS’ Lg | Swed of ine Tost. 's special meeting of the ‘aud Women's Relief Corps web kt ‘at hall, corner 7th and Lets. n.w., SATURDAY, a SH at 7:90p-m., om business of importance, bon’t fail to ap l-St 1. P. WILLIAMS, Commander. EX.CONF+DERATE SOLDIERS AND = sailors will ‘Shen's Hall. 2 Pena. ayly: ave. n.w.,on FRIDAY atSp.m. ai FOR SALE—S1 L ST. N.W., THE CHEAP- ‘est house in the city for the money, contains en ae ee er Geen eed cash, “Apply to WO SCHNSON ® & ereat ‘303 7th st. 8. <q DOES IT LkaK tending the funeral | 4 ‘Oris it We: your roof. serene ae oe ‘ Controlling Agen’ mb25-1m ‘354 Pennsyivanis ave. =§ anne DOLLARS SPOT CASH. ‘sell » limited number of Fine Gold-filled Stem- wind Elgin and Walthsin Gents’ Watches—each Watch manufacturer—for DELINQUENT TAX SALES. 7% DENTISTRY. ee REBR ER wwswwew eH ER oe SaeBswwko Bs Bake BERweok POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. PIANOS AND ORGANS Bewnwwnetecavanth PROFESSIONAL... RAILROADS . SPECIAL NOTICES. WANTED (Situations). WANTED (Miscellaneous), WINTER RESORTS.. WOOD AND Coa! Goversaext Keceiprs Topar.—Internal rev- enue, $423,723; customs, $342,003. A Dinect Tax Paratext.—Secretary Foster yesterday paid to the governor of North Caro- lina by warrant $377,835, North Carolina's share of the direct tax. Fovrta-Crass Postuastsns were yesterday appointed in New York state as follows: N. G. Wilcox, Harford: Mfrs. M. Raff, Harvard, and L. P. Lenard, Lawrence. Secretany Tracy will leave the city Monday for Boston, where he will speak Monday night before a republican audience. He will return about Thursday. He has not yet decided whether or not he will accompany the President on his western tri Musr Be Weionep ox Wituprawat.—The collector of customs at San Francisco has been instructed that duties must be levied on mer- chandiso withdrawn at New York for transpor- tation to San Francisco on basis of weight ss- certained at the time of eaid withdrawal. S1x Arriicatioxs have been received by Sec- retary Foster from naval cadets of the class of 1890 for the appointment to positions of third lieutenants in the revenue marine service, ‘Treasury Department. ‘There are fifteen vacan- cies in the service. Da. F. B. Avaxs has been appointed acting | assistant surgeon of the marine hospital service | fre at Rockland, Me., vice Dr. W. A. Banks, re- signed. The medical examining board of ‘the service will examine applicants for assistant surgeons in the service on Monday, April 27, ‘Tae Post Orrice Derantuext has been ad- vised of the arrest of a green goods man at Steubenville, Ohio, by one of the local inspec- tors for using the mails for illegal p He will be tried immediately. No name was given. Cenriricates or Mrrrr.—For gallantry in the Wounded Knee affair the President has awarded certificates of merit to Nathan Tellman, Rich- ard Costner and William Girdwood, privates of the seventh caval He has directed that the pay of these men be increased #2 per month. Movements oF Naval Vesseis.—A dispatch received at the Navy Department today states that the U. 8. 8. San Francisco left Mare Island navy yard April 2. and anchored off San Francisco. The U. 8. 8. Yorktown has arrived at Key West. Vmorsta Postaasters.—Fourth-class post- masters were today appointed in Virginia as foliows. R. H. Roberts, Clem’s Branch, Gray- son county; C, Milton, Cut Creek, Charlotte county; Leslie Reid, barton, Henrico county, and M. C. Matheney, Fayette, Augusta county. A Srrcuut Mission Faom Faaxce—At the request of the Secretary of State the collector of customs at New York has been instructed to facilitate the prompt of the bagga and personal effects of Count Emile de Renter of France, who is expected to arrive at New York per ‘La Gascogne, due on the 10th in- stant. The count is on a “special mission." Postmaster GexzraL WaNamaxer yesterday had interviews with the Venezuelan and Chilian ministers in regard to the carrying out of the postal subsidy act. Ho expects that new lines of steamers will not only start from the north- ern ports for those of South America, but also from the gulf ports. ‘The result is expected to bea t increase in ocean carrying facilities and consequently » great increase of trade be- tween the United States and South America. Tax Court or Ixquiny.—The naval court of inquiry headed by Capt. Matthews, which was ‘neces. | Yeuterday appointed to investigate the circum- into the facts sur- Triene' at Ourgheek: will icone proceed to Newari L te Se iter proceed to Her ‘ ary ad : 6s Navat Onpens.—Civil Engineer GC. Wal- cott, detached from the navy yard, Washing- ton, on tho 29th instant and ordered to duty at the nav; at Inland, Pa. Assistant Boece Ad hee lcd aa beet Soop ce aa atl oeeeate on instant ani re gf bonnes unt {December 1 next. Carpenter vi tached from ‘mar yard, tetite ane mine ier aor leavin es cal. Carpenter Navren rcea, “detached from the nav; Mare Island, Cal., uj 2t This relief and placed oa wait. 4 Prnsowat.—Gen. John J. Teppey of Jersey City, Benj. F. Stevens of Brooklyn and J. M. Mayer of New York are at Willard’s,—Xavier Scharwenks of Berlin is at the Arlington.——J. Sommerville of West Virginia is at the of Delaware, DI RUDINI'S REPLY. A Copy Received by Secretary Blaine Read to the President. THE MATTER DINCUSSED AT LENGTH AT THE CABINET MEETINO—THE ITALIAN MINISTER CONSIDERED TO HAVE COME DOWN FROM HIS ‘IOH HORSE— The offcial literature apon the subject of the New Orleans lynching was augmented this morning by the receipt by Secretary Blaine of the reply of the Italian government to his note of Welnesday evening, “It sscme that his com. Tepersac ben in ange of thet Sellenniens periali as bei: el was onbled at once to Rome and there read and scanned by the minister of state. Marquis Radini replied last night by cable, addressing his note to imperiali, with instruc~ tions to hand it to Mr. Blaine. was done at about 10 o'clock this morn- ing and the docnmnnt, which was couched in pure Italian, was sent at once over to the State Department to be translated by the Pert word-jugglers of that institution. WAITING FOR THE TRANSLATION. The Secretary spent the morning at his house snd waited there until the letter had been translated and a copy of it had been sent, together with the original, back to him. Then, armed with all of the documents in the case, he walked over to the White House, where the ‘cabinet had been in session for nesrly an our. As he went up on the portico he was met by half a dozen newspaper mea, who unanimously wanted to know when the lester wus to appear. Simply replying that it should be made public toall at once he passed upstairs to the cabinet room. ‘THE LETTER FULLY DISCUSSED. It is understood that the letter was discussed in allof its details and the situation was thor- oughly reviewed by the President and his ad- visers. Information from Rome is to the effect that in the note Marquis di Rudini that Italy bas asked only for foe, Prompt institution of | the us judie: re Ling inet ilty ies At Now Orleans, Tealtsing that ft would bave been absurd to claim punishment for the offen- ders without a regular trial. He adds that the incident will have its end when the federal gov- ernment declares in unequivocal language that the prosecutions shall begin, and only then. Meanwhile the Italian goverument is glad to note that the United States has acknow! the fact that indemnity is due, unde: the ex- isting treaty with Italy, to the families of the victims of the mob. 4 MISAPPRERENSION OF FACT. Ifthis summary of tho premier’s note be correct it containsa grave misapprehension of the facts as to indemnity, for Mr. Blaine has only said that financial reparation is granted by the United States only after the right to re- | “ ceive money has been proven. He has not ad- mitted that this proof is complete. THE ITALIAN PREMIER COMES DOWN. It is generally regarded asa vindication of the calm and strong position taken by Mr. Blaine that the Italian premier has come down off his very high horse. A less calm man Mr. Biaine’s position, it is argued, might, without any better maint the dignity of the United States, have by the breach and placed us on the defensive. As it is the Italian government has very adroitly bert put on the defensive and left in a ridicu- lous position. ‘THE ARPECT NOT 80 SERIOUS. ‘The matter is not regarded as settled, but it no longer has such a serious aspect, and itis made quite evident thet Di E did in Italian ministry. Any thing like war betwee: the United States and Italy would in all proba- bility complicate the relations of European powers, which are now kept at peace only by alliances of strong armed forces. The powers lied with Italy in European matters would not consent toa weakening of their alliance by Italy's becoming involved with the United States. ANOTHER POSSIBLE MISUNDERSTANDING. ‘The assumption by Di Radini that Mr. Blaine “acknowledges the fact that compensation is due the families of the victims,” may leare open another opportunity for = misunder- standing. It is not understood here by Mr. Bilaine's letter that he made that acknowledgment at all, but that he acknowledged the prineiple of indemniyy for injuries done foreign subjects. ‘The was very carefully chosen and the acknow ment was in the abstract. re is no money = koe Bad the = Department avai lor the purposes indemnity nd Mr. Blaine cannot” give. sasur- ance that next ngress wil ropriate snoney for thet purpose’ ‘The most ie etn de is, what he has done,acknowledge the principle of indemnity under certain circumstances and ossibly to promise that C will a asked to make riation. The next different Congress the " approp- io Pot Pe ‘Congress teenth regiment litical complexion from the ad-| moved over to or beyond the Toughioghen inistration, and while politics may not enter | Fiver. He is in direct (—\- 7 into a question of this sort, yet the administra- | *Uthorittes and will be kept fully advised TWO CENTS. TROOPS IN CONTROL. Quiet in the Coke Region, But Trouble in Feared, FORBES HANGED AT ANNAPOLIS TODAY Damage Caused by a Break in an Ohio Reservoir. CHINESE MINISTER'S RETURN. QUIET AFTER THE BATTLE. “| The Presence of the Military Hes » Reassur- ing Effect tn the Coke Regions. Movvr Preasaxr, Pa., April3.—Quiet reigned throughout the coke regions this morning. No outbreak has occurred since the fatal raid yes- terday morning, and while the situation is still grave the presence of the militia has bad » re- assuring effect upon the people. Two regi- ‘ments are now upon the ground, fully equipped and prepared for action. The eighteenth regi- ment, with over 500 men, reached here shortly after midnight, and the tenth regiment, with Resrly as many more men, arrived scene a little later. Adjutant General MeClel- land and Brigadier General Wiley are in com- mand, and will remain as long as there is any danger of another raid. NO SLEEP Last mont. The uncertainty and fear last night has Proven an awful strain on both the strikersand citizens. No sleeping was done in the entire region, but crowds paraded the streets or gath- ered in knots at corners or disappeared in bunches over the dark hills, leaving « doubt as to their destination and intentions. The for- eigners were quiet, but always in crowds, and the momentary fear of an outbreak from the thousands which an entire regiment could not quell was only dissipated by the first streaks of early dawn. ‘TEN DEATHS 60 FaR. So far ten deaths have occurred and several more are in a critical condition. The funerals of the victims will take place on Saturday. Peter Wise, master workman of the K. of L., says that the entire coke country will turn out and that about that time the people must take care. He says the burial of will fur- nish renewed incentive for the activity of the A ceomieonh lovler of tho Sov ames this morning that a majority of the crowd out yesterday morning was under oxen that the American, English and Irish leaders went to Standard and forced the Slavs to join them, under threats of punishment. ‘THE INQUEST RESUMED. The inquest on the bodies of the men killed at Morwood, which was postponed last night, ‘Neither the sheriff while the labor leaders were present in full force. Albert Halley swore the only shooting he beard came from the on the Moor- wood property. He was from where the shoot man, testified to shots Notwithstanding the ones say the trouble calm before the storm. ing men z they claim is principle. The leaders of the dis- trict are all busy at the inquest today. sad their attorney, Jes. ‘are wutoh- vig They believe they see in the tactics of prosecuting the deputies and t advantage, and parsue this ¥ to feeend. “Thee work, however, will \y claim 3 is other work portion of their attention; there to be done. OTHER PLANTS UNPROTECTED. While the troops in this neigkborhood will State | command peace other plants are With the strikers’ knowledge of the byways and short cuts of the country they can reacha | somedegeg ar 7.“ pectratnagg gee wo reome militia could move. Then it is ar gued that there is no use for two regi- ments at this it. General Wiley has this matter under consideration and it is pos sible that the eigi be 7 the of et enmnwenen 2 BREAK IX 4 RESERVOIR. - Houses Floating Aboat—The Damage Hath mated at 6250,000. ‘Waraxaxeta, Ouso, April $.—The weet ban’ of the St. Mary's reservoir is partly washe? away and houses for miles around are food«% ing repairing the break. The Lage Erie an$ ‘Western railroad track is under water for sowt entirel; me =) ‘The lows t - oe to y Sireedy teached s quarter "of «° million a RETURNING TO WASHINGTON. _ ‘The Chinese Minister Keaches New Fork of Bile Way From Pers. New Your, April 3 —The Pacific mail stesa > ship Newport, which arrived from Colon todest had among her the Chinese mistist ter, Tain Kwo Yin, his secretary, interprevet end three servants. They ere on their way t@ Washington from Peru, where the minister bai Deen attending to some business on behalf c! his it. The minister reports the Skilian wares grentiy damaged Dosishrs interests in the neighboring states. Fy Seti eel bi ERNEST Fo! The Maryland Criminal Executed at Ast napolls This Morning. $ Special Diepatch to The Evenine Star t Awxaroiis, Mp., April 8. —Ernest Forbes, thé Regro sentenced on February 25 by the circail court at Baltimore for a criminal amnult apo: Bertha Phipps, a white girl of sitteon years, a! BES HANGED. West River, Md, on the 6th of November, was hanged in the count? jail, yard at 1005 today. Forbes had be Visited several times during the last fe by Rev. Montague, the colored Baptist mvs ter of Annapolis, and was simost fanmticell? religious, avowing that he his dreams coming from lie were ocenpied in prayer 2 drawing op bi cell walls rough pictures of himeelt on he gnlz lows. Up to the last he wns confident that bid sentence would be changed and frequent? said: “I woulda’t be hung iff was = wait! man. P| At 10.m. Constables Small and Duval log im from his cell to the gallows erected unde @ temporary shed in rear of the jnil. As tb sheritl read the sentence of death the negro brutal face drew into hard set lines; be raised his hand in a deprecating way and bis lip’ moved in ® mutiered, imprecative manneni When asked what he bad to say, be maid: “I sorry I did it; God forgive me. All youniggoré take warning of me. Good-bve. ; ‘The sheriff und his assistants tied his armé end feet and adjusted the nuove and death caps Rev. Montague read a benediction and repes! & prayer for forgivences; and exactly at I the trap was sprung by the sheriff. His nec! was broken by the fall and Coroner Hammon ronornced him dead at 10:16. He will b. uried by the county. The streets and walls of the jail yard wer! lined with a muttering, inquisitive crowd mostly negroes, who seemed to think the aftail was a special affront to their race rather then Justice done. j ‘THE CRIME AXD THE CRIMINAL Forbes was tried and convicted before Julig# Wright, in the criminal court of Baltimore, 0% January 2 last, on the charge of committi a felonious assault on Miss Bertha B. Phippe! on the farm of her uncle, in Anne Arup county, near Annapolis, November 6, 1890. Lt testimony against him was of the most deme aging kind, clomng with an account of the a saul: by Miss Phipps, in which she positivel tified Forbes as her assailant, State's A torney James Munroe of Anne Arundel oon ducted the prosecution, assisted by State's A# torney Kerr of Baltimore. The colored lawyer} E. J. Waring, defended Forbes, who showed n4 interest whatever in the proceedings until Phipps identitied him. He then sullenly #b his heed from side. to aide and mumbled sobvel thing to himself under bis breath. The deb tried to prove an alibi, but the testiumon? was very weak, and the jury found Porbeé uilty on the first ballot and without being ous pop Ag 9 Phipps testimony wie said that it had been her custom to go down to the pasture to milk the cows every morning and evening. While there, on the morning November 6, Forbes approached ber from be- hand and er ckward. She strack F confession. ‘Owing to an exprossed determination of the Preble of Anne Arundel county to hang Forbes was removed from Annapolis jail to Halti- more. After bis trial there and conviction he was returved to Anna) where be remained not only unmolested, but well cared for since. The people were satisfied that «xecutive elem- ency would not be interposed in Lis case. Patan seeatatan NOW A UNITED PEOPLE, Kaxaas Crt, Mo., April $—The ex-Confedor- ates’ Social and Benevolent Association at ite Blaine, Secretary of State, Wash- ington: We, the ex-Confederate Social and Benevo- Jent Association of Kansas City, Mo., express the hope that in your official ‘dealings wich the Italian government it will not be forgotten that the form of our government is entirely satisfactory 10 the people who made it, and that as to maintaining the integrity, honor and dignity of this government there is’'no division of sentiment among its (iisved),_ Jourra W. Senciea, President B Srnatr, Secretary. Losses BY FIRE. O11 Works in the Suburbs of Pittsburg De-_ stroyed With a Quantity of Timber. = Prrresono, April $—The Waverly oil work near 534 street, covering an area of four ; were totally destroyed by fire last night, to- tion cannot promise what a democratic House | €¥ery move. A special train will remain at his | gether with 80,000 feet of sawed timber omels will do in the matter of makin§ sny sort of an | Command, which appropriation or say beforeband Ywhat view | battalion or acompany at short notice. ey may take of any diplomatic controversy. ITALY WILL BE MORE REASONABLE. willenable bim to BURTING THE DEAD. ‘The dead foreigners will be buried with mach Itis, probable, however, that the Itelian | pomp and ceremony. They are called government will be more and will not again try to F by which justice is to be robably conclude that t is rash and will not splitting as to terms of e: fact thet Mr. Blaine is acting in under our Constitution and laws must cepted as @ sufficient warrant of Justice. ‘NO EFFECT OX OUR CREDIT. be ac- | have ordered eighteen cars for the martyrs. Ten thousand men will follow the coffins to their graves. Secretary Parker bas issued notices to every worter in the region to attend good faith | dale tomorrow morning by special train. The; they will be lant in) the region The from every funeral will all the leaders will make national discussion regarding the New Orleans | Character of which may be cea iongaeey, frouble will have any visible effect pon the | | “The dirge of the bands of the funeral will financial credit of this country abroad. be the knell of more people than the ” Thahes igeseauar eee Tere wil be ball tomorrow's suid Pose Wit Interior Department Changes. # The following oficial changeshave been made | .10%,40 net Know how verrib then oe fa in the Department of the Interior: ore any responsibility for the fatare General land office—Resignation: Horace | action of the strikers! Scudder of Nebraska, clerk of class three, for tire MeCeleb hes postponed the hearing uty as confidential clerk to commissioner. | of Hamm, who is ander arrest here at the in- Office of Indian affairs—Appointments: Mer- Ho is weiting on the opinion or Sedge of vin E. Stacks of Connecticut, co} $900; | Greensburg es to bow to Mise Anna Lalor of Tows, tracer, €2.e day: | this no feriber arreste of deputies will be Resignation: Frank of Dakota, | ade. chief of division, $2,000. Promotions: Charles os F. Larrabee of Maine, clerk, $1,800, to chief of pronase spear vsach par qed division, $2,000; James F. Allen of New ‘a man goes down the street with a uniform Aire, clork, $1,600 to, $1,800; Hugh W on al sorts of epithets are thrown out go him, aneaa, . } ‘and he is challenged to almost every —- clerk, 60 to street corner. ae secing epains) tee setae, sion office—Appointments: Walter D,| is very strong. The strikers imagine they are Bidwell of Kansas, medical e: 81,800; | to blame for yesterday's shooting, and they are ‘MILITARY. —At 11 o'dlock last stating Pitte- one ‘Washons | Bree i et “sonar foo a 35 after tomorrow, Fri- have been received 8.—Arrived here ail quiet. Have at Morewood. Ten companies sKistneet whisk T ‘o'clook to wes the tenth regiment, at Have reported morning.’ riously $150,000, which is fally covered by insurance. The origin of the fire is not known. Lovusvaie, Ky., April 3.—Near Wickliff, Ky., yesterday, the barn of Ed. Stevens was? burned. Loss i i a fr i f fi: 8 & | cf He } f if _ | emer Re ame EP E | i i i x f 8 z | I i ft rf i i Special