Evening Star Newspaper, April 14, 1891, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, aT TRE STAR BUILDINGS, TIOL Pennsylvania Ave, corner 11th Street, by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, & H. KAUFFMANN, Pres't ate easter merece ‘Seek, or ‘per month. Copies at the counter, 2 Ma'sach. fy inailany where fm the United Sentes or Srecaspomace Bee conte yer month. Sarenpar QUADRUPLE Swecr Stam $1.00 per year: ‘with foreiam postage added, $3.00. pening Star. A RUN THRO’ DIXIE. The President and His Party Wal- comed to the South. FONDS FOR THE HOME ROLE CAUSE. Enter. tthe Post Ofice at Wanninicon, D.C. as First National Convention of Whist thie ae hieertiaeraoe SS! Vo. 78, No 19,020. WASHINGTON, D.C, TUESDAY, APRIL 14, 1891. TWO CENTS. Players. FINANCIAL. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. $300,000 Bas been paid in endowments and sick benefits by the | SE” We are siting FRIENDLY AID SOCIETY. Al Certificates mature tn SIX MONTHS. Reserve and Endowment Fund held in trust bythe SREASURER OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF MAS- SACHUSETTS. Organized under the laws of Massachusetts May 2, 1890, bas 125 Lodyges and 16,000 Certificates April 1, ws0L. ‘WINDOW SCREEN FRAMES, 17c. EACH. ADJUSTABLE WINDOW SCREENS, €2.75 DOZEN. WIRE SCREEN DOORS, COMPLETE, With Spring Hinges, Hook and Eyeand Knob, leach. 2% FT. GARDEN HOSE, COMPLETE, OUR REFERENCES. 3.000 Certificate Holders in the Home Lodge at ‘With Couplings and Patent Nozzle, $2 each. Waltham. GARDEN HOSE REELS, 80c. ZACH. ORGANIZERS WANTED. Address & FULLY GUARANTEED LAWN MOWER, 83.75 ‘The FRIENDLY AID SOCIETY, WALTHAM, MASS. selé-te,th, sat, ot EACH. 3-QUART ICE CREAM FREEZER, $1.35 EACH. HE REIGN OF THE PREVAILING EPI. is ancther evilence of ibe ‘gucertainty Wfyour ie isnotin | POULTRY NETTING, 2-1NCH MEH, per100 square sated insure it at once. If it im increase tho Smrouat Write for CHAS. ¥. GURLEY, 126 F st. nw. aplé —_ With Equitable Life Assurance svcuty. feet, 70c. POULTRY NETTING, LIGHT WEIGHT, per 100 Office of American Security and Trust Co., square feet, 0c. 1419 G st. ow. THE STRONGEST _ TRUST COMPANY EX THE CITY. BARBER & ROSS, Has acapttal of onemiltion two hundred and fifty We po hag me COR. 11TH AND G STS. ¥.W. means # liability of two millions and » half. Has Opposite Boston Dry Goods Store. ep7-3m securities to the value of $250,000 deposited with eo SHIRTS. ee ee ‘With our increased facilities in this department we treanary for the fate es bssoc sreperee comanen ss cueaenter eae ng for “Custom-made” Shirts. Any style, for ordinary or full-dress occasions, made at short notice, and satis AMERICAR faction guaranteed in every instance. Now is the best SECURITY AND TRUST co. time to leave your orders, as you will find a shirt more A. T. Britton... President. comfortable for summer Wear after having beep worn ©. 3. Beil. First Vice President. ashort while. A. A. Thomas... Second Vice President. Perey B. Metzger. George £. Eminons,, ‘Washington Directors: Leave your order at Men's Furnishing Department, first floor, first annex. mb20-Smn_ ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP. THE FIRE AND BURGLAR - PROOF BUILDING OF THE William M. Coates, Robert Dornan, WASHINGTON SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, Daniel Donovan, 26 Pennsylvania aye. Henry F. Blount, John N. Hutchinson, Contains STORAGE koOMs: ‘Chas. C. Duncanson, Jobn 8. Jenks, Sod cee Matthew G. Emery, Henry 8. Louchhetm, | STEEL VAULIS, for storage of silver plate, Jewelry James E. Fitch, Caleb J. Milne, and all other valuables at minimun charkes an SAFE. DEPOSIT BUXES, ek Met, ——— Rent for $5. $7.50, #10 and upward per year. Jobs R. McLean, Avan H. eed, mbiiJm INSPECTION INVITED. Martin F. 8.8. Sharp, Coosby 8. N William Verner, KENNEBEC ICE. M. M. Parker, Harry F. West. ‘THE GREAT FALLS ICE COMPANY, ‘924 Penn. ave., Jomes G. Payne. W. S. Thompson, A. A. Thomas, Office: 1419 G st. now. Bs Ware house: 1140 Honry A. Willard I Cordially invite inspection of their storage facilities at Deakin 2 Wonder 2 BWR, | the foot of 10th and of Bist streeta, repactively.. The 2 building lately erected at the former site is divided into, Jp seine ATION Six compartaients, having an agxreyate capacity of 8,000 TONS, RIGHTH ISSUE OF stocx- And{s not excelled by any structure for similar pur poses on the Atlantic coast. It is supplied with: OFFICE OF TREASURER, 1907 PA. AVE. KENNEBEC RIVER ICE Fourth, monthly meeting. for the recelpt of dues on Bo DicRn Series FU CSD 3 EVENING. APIIL | In crystal cubes of absolute purity. an. ave. an stone. Laut SOuhWest CoRer | ‘This company are the oldest established dealers in hares of this serues ‘may be taken at thi at any time up to May 1. at office of treasurer as above, between Saiz. amd Spm. fle Looks co inst farther subscriptions to this series witi this month. Quite a large nwuler of suares buve already been taken. Shares $1 per mouth. A payment cf #4 per Sere will be required at this the fourth weeting of is series. rest :@ allowed on payments on stock withdrawn fn on the anount paid as wontuly dues un stockhold- img loans, on s ftloment of the sume, at the rate of © Ber cent per annua. tte meeting or | fee within the District of Columbia. Thetr uccess has its foundation in the conficence of the community, gained and maintained by unvarying rezard for the futerests of customers and a 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 abundantly vin- dicates for thew the truth of the maxim that “art may err, but nature cannet mise.” As heretofore announced, ice will be supplied by the company throughout the season, AT THE LOWEST LEGITIMATE MARKET RATES. ap2-Im nek. 200 per share may be obtained. er share as a Joan is deceruined: Tiamat Bed by the associa z - ga cpt the’ waxinam ‘value of the shares vie Pn. Tiss averace amount loaned on each of the 2,228 ie borrower, Lo sbaree whirn have received joaus durine the eighty. seven 10nths of the life of the association is 8100-81. As careful mangement is protised for the tre s® bas Leen bad in the past. Cosa: in ‘with Us, Jou Will Bot rearet bav.ne dome eo. THOMAS DOWLING, President ANSON 8. TAL LOI Vice Prestiont. EDWAKD 8. NESCOTI. Treasures: W. H. WETZEL, Secretary, New Grxcnaus. _aplode S1ai Het. nw. NEW ORGANDIES. TY aes NEW BATISTE, BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, 913 AND 915 F ST. N. W. NEW CHALLIS, ‘Hass the best plan devised for securing a Home. NO AUCTION OF MON UZ. Any ar-ount loaned, repsyable #13 per month on each ‘$1,000 advanced. “Shares, 8] per month,maturing im 102 months, tor #00. “Prost. sim. NU BACK DUES KEQUIKED. SIX PER CENT INIEREST ALLOWED ON SYECIAL PAYMENTS. Paid-up certificates for $100 issued at 450 per share; 5. er cent per anuuit paid ob purchase price semni- Box OFFICERS 2 nan. Pres. Alonzo Tweedale, See. Sen W. Leect tries. ‘Andrew Wall, M; 0.2. Thompsca, ‘Treas. Gen'l JE. Suiith, Att'y. ‘NEW INDIA SILES. NEW SERGES. ‘NEW PLAIDS. EW STRIPES. NEW CAPES. NEW PARASOLS. TRUSTEES: AMERICAN SECCRITY AND TRUST CO. A. T. Britton, Pres't. ‘NEW ROBES. DEPOSI 1OnY {eOte CENTRAL NALIONAL BANK. 13 G, TEWKSBURY, W. B. HILBS, =e ee. Liesd Broadway.N.¥. Mauaxer, Meuber Washington Stock Exchange. ¢ BEAUTIFUL LINE OF LEWIS G. TEWKSBURY & CO., ¥ GOO! BANKERS AND BROKERS, = = 1935 ¥ ST., WASHINGTOS, b. ¢., CHOICE STYLES, Buy ant sell for cash or on margin Stocks, Bonds, gi rorisious Sn ewe ene AND AN ABUNDANCE OF wate wires 16 New Chicago. catered slowed on levestea DESIGNS town. specialty. ‘All Local Securities daait in. TO SELECT FROM. ee ONE PRICE. J NO. W. CORSON. INOW. MAGANINEL, Memter N.X. Stock Ex. CORSON & MACARTNEY, GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 F 8 vers abd Dealers in Government W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, XW. Bonds Deposits. Exchange. Loans. C ‘tions. Rat}read Stocks and Bonds and ali securities jisted on Philadeipiua, Sines Bough ant wold” Lacie a made of investment securities. District Ronde sod Sit toca Madurese Gem, heaeres aay eet Phoue Stock dealt ia. Aisericen Beil Telephone Stock bought and sold. y18 T= YHOENIL INVESTMENT COMPANY. WEST DULUTH, MINNESOTA. Capital. en ivided into 20,000 shares; par ‘yale, €10 each. payable in ten monthly instalments: ARLES ption books now at the office of George Boleckaard and of HC. Ward. manccerof Sen Gee Fisure a5 Are ‘hital Compacy. Sua Uuildioa ‘aatellsents payebve st laiter Puce. veieth W. McCurmick, Wim. C. White, JoeB. Wiliamca, Robert Crosbie cal SS HS = Paster ————————— apt 019 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. N.W. Taz Axsoxurep STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND EENOVATING WORKS, 1708 and 1710 EL ‘The newest and best machinery in the country has been secured, which insures less wear and tear than | by the otd process. Carpets returned bright and clean. Carpets will be called for, stored and laid. Leave or- ders either at main office, 1708 snd 1710 E st. n.w.; Julius Lansburgh's carpet and farniture house, cor. Lsthand F sts. ; Julius Lansburch ware rooms, 908 snd #10 Pa ave.; Thos. J. Luttrell, dry goods, cor. 20th st. and Pa. ave; M. H. Newuiyer, hatter and furnishings, 3103 M st. n.w.; Melling’s Dry Goods Store, 1226 7th st. p.w.; The Enterprise Dry Goods House, L241 Lithst. ae M. NEWMYER, Manager. TeleBhone No. 804. Sramo Srna a p10 FINE CALF SHOES coxvovax suozs } rox wEx. Gaarervr—Coxronrrsa. KasGaRoo BHOES EPPS's COCOA (RUSSET LEA. OXFORDS. BREAKFAST. PATENT LEA. OXFORDS. “By athorourh errgesmetesere the operations of and nutrition, FoR Lapies, ivesrixa ror oxgonpa —_| fyuctrefeiapelication of the Sn properties of well PAR Les. Tip oxFoRDa | tina nibs Gukcsiey Sarwred oovaregy tice may PLAIN KID OXFORDS. cious tse of dries of ek hata donaieation +2 be gradually built ; ‘strong eno to re- — every to Hundreds of subtle HOOVER & sxxprR, georthere 13 8 weal post,’ Wo may meme mene oon 1217 Pennayivenis eve. prerene A 2, a wit! ts tine by grocers: nbaied thts: Ms OO JAMES REPS & ©O., Homeopatiie Chemsiste, ae feld-a.m.ta London, England. Registered Trade Mark, Mas. M. J. Hoxr . * . meng cree Begs to announce thst she 's constantly recetving (O40 Gallon, 61.0 Quart and S0e. » Pint. ‘NEW IMPORTATIONS oe BONNETS AND HATS, owns ate ARES BCE ere, mas gl iaas 28 Fat, e. PER POUND. Yer can. FS ENTE ATED ava Taported Janus of siteinds abe Cans Peas, 2c. 4 Cans Corn, 25e. 2 Cans Salmon, 25. te Ronsier eens Our Ste. Tea and 33c. Java ‘Fine Patent Four, 1.80 barrel. Best Family Flour, $1.50 % barrel, PHILIP H. WARD, 2p8-1m Pennsylvania ave. snd 21st st. INDEPENDENT ICE =" COMPANY Announce to the citizens of Washington that they are prepared as usual to supply, its patrons with the best quality of KENNEBEC ICE At the lowest rates. Bear in mind that our Yellow Wagons, plainly marked INDEPENDENT ICE CO., Berve all parts of the city and Mount Pleasant. A LIBERAL DISCOUNT On all tickets purchased oF ordered front COR. 12TH ST. AND PA. A) aplo-Im - ae Insist too much on quality? We build afne crade of work at s very mod- Weare carrying « larger stock and better assortment of Carriages than ever before and our ware rooma were ‘never more attractive. We shall be ratified to have you inspect our stock before it is broken. ANDREW J. JOYCE'S SONS, 1028 and 1030 Conn. ave. N.B.—See our ad. of Second Hand Carriages in For Sale Column, 903-2 ROCHDALE 00-OPERATIVE SOCIETY.— Members sre informed that the new ¢ards and books, running to April, 1802, are how ready for issue. Please write your present address across the face of the old pink cards expiring April, 1801, and return them without delay to any of the followins- Laiued imembers and obtain the new ones.” Merchants will not recognize the old cards after April 30, 1801: A. T. LONGLEY, 812 4 » Agr’) : KEENE, oh Radler ce Os Room, Treas Dept. Pag ary 0.5 Ath fice. rpms Eee 1 2 § . D., War. jov't Pte. Office, 5.¢. cE ave. Cart store) D. .. Bu. Eng. and Printing, H Mashinaton st. “Alex.. Var Bw. ce. y Orr tat. Dept. BG Reg, 0., Treas. ps af 2 BA order of itteo. are-iino 5. W: HARSHA, Sec'y. > ™ BOING ICE ComPany, No 419 9th st. nw, N inces that {tis prepared to recetve orders and deliver ice on Its established Toutes at the follow: ‘Smaller quantities bo. For large pquantities special rates, Only during one season previous to this hus ice ever been sold at these eS ee e company kuarentees pure from the pure water of tho. faiuous Peleral “eppinae distilled and Aitered in the ‘of freezing. itin- ‘Vites an inspection of its works snd of all methods of imanufacture, und « comparative test as to durability and purity of its product with any other ico offered to we Public. ‘The watisgement of the company, {s in the of the following trnstees: winks: bivineed Robinson, Chr. Heurich, J. ison Johnson, Peter H. Hill, B. 8. Smith, 8. W. Theo. J. Mayer Chandler. apes and Win. qq *t THE REQUEST OF ONE THOUSAND and oue of our customers we have provided space fcr a Junch room on thesixth floor of our 10th street building and have opened thesame. Weare now prepared to serve them in a first-class manner. mb20-3mn WOODWAKD & LOTHROP. SPOT CASH. i 1 will sell a Mmited number of Fine Gold-filled Stem- wind Elgin and Waltham Gents’ Watches—each Watch warranted for fifteen years by the manufacturer—for the small sun of FIFTEEN DOLLARS. Call at once and select choice patteras. 4. L. SALTZSTEIN, JR., JEWELER, 505 ith st. now. $a27-3mn_ Sa ee a2 : Fhet Me ilicy of tl accident insurance cr asample policy ra : Company dosny business Wyekos & Cahill, S10 Fst, aiier A. Brown, 1423 Pa. Charles Ganseron, J2inand@ sia, mb@4-Im ee iy RK TOUR, VALUABLE Buver Ware, "Carniagee, Works of Art, &c., in combustible Duildings when ai Atabiutely Vizeproot Wareiouse is ‘st cominand’ * Packing, moving and shipping done by Gall end examine the buil STORA 1 1] WAREHOURE. AMERICAN SECURI1 ‘2h a AND TRUST COMPANY, 140 15th st. = E DENY NOTHING! ‘The public voice is too st: . We accept the ver- aa at op ls ata aaa Serta oi ertection guaranteed or uo sale, —>"" REMINGTON TYPE- WRITERS. “PARAGON” TYPEWRITER RIB- BONS, our own manufacture, are by far THE BEST in the market. Boldex- elusively by WYCKOFF, SEAMANS & BENEDICT, 20-dm COR. 8TH AND F STS. N.W. gooD CORRECTNESS coleniae’ pape a Sta Sat aries Pertect. ‘GEDNEY & ROBERTS, Mak nes nak Gea Uiibe ee PR Tat NOTICE GAS CONSUMERS, Arrangements have Leen iude for the convenenceot itary Ua which hey au Tay thelr gas bilsdurina Menke ee NATIONAL CAPITAL BANK THE WEST EXD NATIONAL BANK, Piggaid on cr Vetere the ik ct each month, AND THOSE ONTY, wil bs entitied to the atacount foe, *Gil'tr WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY. ae SHIRT TRADE STILL BOOMS! In the cent for Placiuc their ,TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Seneeeer on Cao ‘their sietiva re Sent deren gcieths Pik runt ee wae, monthly dues 60 cents, to abhor ee” oe WE GUARANTEE ALL OUR WORK. ‘aspring, wheel or axle breaks by fair ‘means within one year we will replace the Part free of charge. We are offering some rare bargains this week. You should see the canopy-top surrey we are offering for 9145; very stylish, handsome and light. SHAFFER BROTHERS, FINE CARRIAGES: At popular prices. mh27-Im Corner 14th and T streets n.w. 1015 PST. N.W. ONLY ONE splast Li Bowe 10k SATE SEW AND. furniture store, doing a reason for selling. all 305 7th st. 8.w. OND-HAND yusiness ; good 1° 87,000 WILL BUY AN 8-ROOM HOUSE— MODERN—3 ROOMS DEEP— Lot 20x96 ft. to Alley, ON Q NEAR 15TH ST. N.W. SOUTH FRONT. STEIGER & LIEBERMANN, 1303 F st. _3t__STEIOER & LIEENGANN, 100 Fat ‘The ther is likeli y ther lt SE eae aaa a Yd S IT SPEAKS FOR ITSELF. ‘We employ no drummer. Our lumbersells itself. We have no oneon the outside urging youtobuy. Wedonotneedone. Ourlum- BAND SAWED And dry, speaks for iteelf. And then the Price 20 low, 91.15 PER 100 FEET. LIBBEY, BITTINGER & MILLER, 14 6TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVF._ HIRAM LODGE, NO. A. WILL n hold « spectal communication on WEDNES- at 2 o'el ih jnstant, for the Purpose of at- tending the funeral of our tate: brotler, Sohn. B- Parker, “Members lodges are invited to assist: apis? WRENN, Secretary. THE MEDICAL, DENTAL AND PHAR- ge ears nar ee rae 5 hold their annuaj commencement WEDNES- DAY, April 15, in the Cor tional Church 1g. Address to graduates will Le delivered 4 . F. Graham, M.D. icare te ': PoRvy, Se. invited to be present. apld-st SPECIAL NOTICES. MASONIC.—A SPECIAL COMMUNICA- tion of John's eee ae FLA. .-M-, D.C. , will be held at Masonic Teinple NES- DAY. April's, 1801, at 7 o'clock p.m., for Of Conferring thie ret and second a ‘of other lodges invited. By order of the W. M ‘apl4-2t J. 0.FILL, Secretary. )WO! "Ss CHRI: \N TEMPERANCE a ey . 3 Week!) we Siig BR aw TO Sisto, Wedncaday at 10; evangelistic Mrork.. ‘All friends invited. Stes it OSIKIS LODGE, No. 26, F. AND A.M.—A janication "will iat ve RDNESDAY, 15h instant, at. the Cathetral of the ‘The ite, at 6 p.m., to cont sane day work, third degree pote Washington News, and Gossip. Index to Advertisements, wg BOARDING . BUSINESS Gi CITY ITEMS, COUNTRY Se EDUCATIONAL. EXCURSIONS, fo. FAMILY SUPPLIES . FINANCIAL .. FOR BENT (Flats).. FOR RENT (Offices) . FOR RENT (Rooms) FOR RENT (Houses). fer the second stated communication wail be beld st ken m2. by onder of W-Mt. WM. OSCAR RUOME, Becretsry. AMERICAN ICE COMPANY. cae office, cof, 10th. and ¥ ata. n.w. 45, TONS PUKE NATURAL PENOBSCOT RIVER ICE to be hadat our depots ‘and from RED WAGONS at LOWEST PRICES. LIBERAL DIs- SOUNT om tickets at office, | Don't need BOILING. ‘oc! i Ne veyarde or sewers. Tan'tsticuy. fee Houses, Igy street wharf. Branch G07 Bat. n.w. and 10th and F sts. n. w.. where IN- DEPENDENT DEIVERS AND CONSUMERS can be supplied. “Deaiersin COAL, WOOD AND LATHS. fele-3m Vico President and Manager, BFF ARE AvTHORIzED To oF- fer for sale the largo and well- equipped residence favorably located, on Highland Terrace, Mussachusetts ‘ave. near Thomas Circle, ‘THE HOME OF EX-SECRETARY BAYARD For many years. It contains 13 bed rooms, 2 bath rooms and all the FASCIA YEEREBEHERIVGAEESECISED getyegeriqereeyegey POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. facilities of « first-class house. PIANOS AND ORGANS. Page 7 re ‘There is a large stable on rear of lot. ee ~—_ bor reasonable Page pod glia ooo bodes PROPOBALS.. Pago 3 108. J. FISHER & CO., PROFESSIONAL. Page 7 ce 1324 Fst. nw. RAILROADS... Page 7 a. D- BAER, SPECIAL NOTICES. Page 1 Ke >. SPECIALTIES Page 3 IMPORTING TAILOR, SUBURBAN PROPERTY. Pare 3 1111 Pa. ave. SUMMER RESORTS. Pages at cal acae w, aa WANTED (Help). Page 2 soa WANTED (Houses) Page 2 IR. HODGES, irr WANTED (Lots). Page 2 tly recovered to be at is office again. AN EXPERT OCULIST, REPRESENT- ‘ing Queen & Co, of Philadelphia, will bein NEXT TUESDAY, APRIL 21. tion free of ch GEO" w. spr ‘Jeweler und Optician, 310 9th st. n.w., near Pa. ave. I HAVE FOR SALE CHEAP 38 ACRES enue, $185,109; customs, $264,447. Jouw P. Kremax has been appointed United States gauger at Pittsburg, Pa. apl4ot of ground 1; Just south of Brightwood; apis A MRALPITOHNSON, 1901 Fat._| _H- B. Lewis was yesterday appointed fourth- NOTICE. —ALL WHOLESALE AND RE- fall ater deniers are reguosieg to meet at i Hall, 413 ith at pew. on THURSDAY, Apri ‘Oviock p.m.” Business interests § . B, CLARRE, Chairman: apa ais [=> CHAS. E. HOWELL, OF THE LATE firm of Howell & Murray, cor. 7th and I 78 now 1m of the net store of W. would be glad to see bis old friends, oe R, M.D. ‘Has removed his office and residence to 16TH ST. * Telephone No. 20%. sp13-1w* ste. oe ~ B. HARTLEY & CO., 918 7th st. bet. Land K, where ho apls-3t ARF YOU GOING TO THE BASE BALL GAMES? Af so it may be too warm for ‘Winter Overcoat, and to go withont y may cause’ you to catch tho ing. Every kind except the poor Kinds’ Price, 81010 825" == GEORGE SPRaNsy, apl3 434 7thst. ow. ‘SHINGTON. by spectal act of Congress Jamtary 22, 1867. Reorganized as a ee ey of Congress of Oc ‘This company begs to announce that it has from the controller of the currency its certificate of Feongenization under the act of Congress of October Jy ‘As . and for twenty-four years past. this: 1 arora erie siete anata counter cr ; Will rent safes or boxesin its new’ fre barter proof vaults. which have time locks and all other: - Under and by virtue of the act of Congress of Octo- ber 1, 1800. and the certificate of the Controller of the Carréncy that it has fully complied with the lew in all Tespects, this company will, in addition to the business heretofore transacted by it, act as executor, adminis- trator, receiver, assignee and ag committee of uardian ghentde. and Weal Foselve and execute trusts of every description committed to it by any court or by a t funds and trust investments are kept 86) from the assets of tie company. Drotection the company has a capital of Deposits will be received frou ten cents upward and snueret wil be allowed on sch dope to js receipted for and kept without charge. : JOHNSTON, Second Vice President. mt z ALBERT L. STURTEVAN 1, Secretary. ROOT cas Perry eH. Plant, £ Francis i nas 0. Kob jon, Wodyers,” bert be dturtevent, THE NATIONAL SAFE Di iT COM- Charles C. Glover," ‘Thornas Hyde, John G. Parke, apli-tr kis Henry A. Wil Andrew Wig ular SECURE DRY BASEMENTS AND CEL- RS, &c. ‘From material that will hever Getetiorate by age By using POTOMAC BLUE STONE. It is cheaper than brick. An 18-inch foundation wallcen be built ot Potomac Blue Btoue—best work Gunsiip—for the same cost as = 14-inch brick wail, For heavier walls the cost is nrach less in proportion, ‘Any quantity delivered promptiy by boste at any, Ruin outhe riverfront or by wagons to any’ part of city. Quarries ext 2% miles on the Potomac be- tween Aqueduct aud Cbatn bridcen: ride stone, block stone ur Vuliding fronts, range gpd. roken “ashicr” work, ‘Aino broken ‘stone, baee ‘and granolithic, Pure sound stone dust at's very low price—excellent mnaterial for Jawnu and walks. Broken’ stone from elevated vine loaded upon vee- Getter University. Geurteiows Coliese ant saan Satnoric University. wn College and. Ina other Jenge Duilattacy in te ct io For tounations of most of the lance. wovernivent buildings in Wash ington. Ofice at Ducks, 3220 Water st. hone namie ee nau POTOMAC STONE CO. tu, thes, Lin* oR. W. P. LIGGETT, DENTIST, HAS wy. and G. Se ae ing.” apl0-2w" eet NEW ISSUE OF STOCK. OPEN APRIL 16, 1801. EQUITABLE CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION, EQUITABLE BUILDING, 1003 F 8ST. ‘Monthly payments $2.50 per share, * ASSETS 81,214,738.09. Qst is of stock open for subscription and. pagent Att 36, Ol, ei Tel ap class postmaster at Brightséat, Md. Boxps Repemep.—The redemption of 414 per cent — ae were €113.750, mak- ing the total mption to date $14,951,700. New Baxx.—The Shreveport National Bank of Shreveport, La., has spplied for authority to organize. E.E.Gaoow of Charleston, 8. C., has been — inspector of boilers for the third eS" SHE SUPREME COURT OF T! DIs- ect gr ore Augustus W. “Abbott ¥, Jala, Abbott—No. 12909. On motion of the plaintif!, by Mr. James H. Smith, bis solicitor, it is ordered that the defendant, Julia Abbott, cause her apy nce to_be entered herein on or before the first rul cay cocmering sorts days after this day; otherwise the cause will proceeded with 88,in case of default. The object of this suit is for an absolute dissolution of the ms contract, on the ground of desertion ; upltestion of tis orders tobe tunde once & week for ‘of three successive weeks before said Wachineton Taw ieporter and’ in the “Washington ren 5 By thecourt: A. RB. HAGNER. Justice, &c. t, with station at Charleston. ‘copy. Test. KR. J. MEIGS, Clerk. _aplt-lawiw By M.A. CLANCY, Ass't Clerk. Brcnerany Taacr’s cold has much improved and, while he is still confined to his home, he is IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE: = Thcr OF COLUMBIA, able to transact all necessary de} tal ‘® special pal to, = Court b partment In the matter of the estate of Alfred C. Perry. late of bE, NRCC Rome bee of Columbia, deceased. —No. 4353] 4 Wonty's Farm Coumissioxen—The Pres- Application for letters of administration on the es- tate of the maid deceased, bas this day been made by WILLIAM H. HOEKE: All interested hereby notified to appear mm thie court on FHIDAT, ‘the first day of May next, at 11 o'clock a.m., to show case why letters of administration on the estate of the Said decetsed should not issu as prayed, Provided, copy of thls order be pabiished cnce's week {or three ident has appointed Charles F. A. Biclby of Florida to b. commissioner of the world’s fair for Florids. A Coxrracr Awarpep.—The Secretary of the Treasury has awarded to F. K. Whiteley of Evening Star previoustowmesnaagersr: 824 Springfield, Ohio, at $12,401, the contract for eet; Zork. WRIGHT, Hine Gt Wali te te | Pettarments for the public building at Porte Dist of Columbia, J.'3. WALMARTH, Proctor. | mouth, Ohio, apid-taw-3w Frsr Lrevr. Coxstaxrixe Cuasr, third artil- lery, has been appointed regimental quarter- master with rank of captain. The appointee bas been a first lieutenant since 1868, and stood third on the list of first lieutenants. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS. TRICT OF COLUMBIA. special term for ‘Court business, April 10, i In the matte of the estate of gine ‘District of Columtia, deceased “Roe dss" "n Doc. ie for the te of the last will and teata- tid deveesed. bas ey ae eee Ws int |_ Navar, Movemzxrs.—The U. 8. training ship Jamestown arrived at St. Thomas, West Indies, today. The cruiser Baltimore arrived at Val- The Yantio has ar- . Y., he: destroyed Gould. = @ the ‘said will | paraiso, Chili, ry. id adm deatttuniy tate ued ae eee | Ered st Tomplloite Fo issue as prayed. erpvided, s copy of this Ada P. the wreck of ublished once s tom Law Reporter Tae Cavwe or Tae Avrrerices.—The U. 8. 8. Monongahela left Portsmouth, N. H.. yes- terday for Newport, R. L, where she will take on board the apprentices for the annual cruise, hich will cotehan Sven tee Cape of Good becourt: A. B. HA . MIGHT, Reiter of Wile Torte Dist, aplé-lawiw SUPREMi RT TRICE OF Poskise — (BIA. ; Aye Hope. She will probably be absent from the se Joell 40, SeBaes Court business, | TOP Sa States for one year. Inthe matter of the estaie of Mary Fenton, jate of Toplication for the will and tests Apvzass Dzctstor.—The Court of Claims meat and for letters of bron tie mete ge has rendered an adverse decision in the case bas this ‘bee! Sohuston ath ‘terested are to appear in this court on FRIDAY. the Ist a scab ting office, mga tee pratt in this c . 7 of mer int » Wl government eT eT Ociock m.. 0 show cause why | for a small sum, claiming compensation while Jill shonid not be proved and adinitted to probate and | £0 ® small sum peace oiinetaps losoaas letters testsmentary on theestate of the said prayed. Gassetwbinnch ce week rages wergeatee |! the lewve, Wasbinwton 1.nw Reporter and ‘ihe Ey ‘Star pre- a ed Mas. J. P. Saxazs of the inspector general's of itt a3 WHIGMT, Register of Wills for the Dist. | department, U.S. A., was yesterday detailed to accompany the President on his -tour and left Washington at midnight in the presidential fal. Maj. Sanger is a us is an experienced trav- mbia. §. T. THOMAS, Proctor. IN THE 8U} ‘ME Col De TG OKA Te ‘The 7th day of April, 1891.” ler and his knowledge of the various points ‘line V. Mon! ot al, vs. the unknown | which the President will visit will be of ‘much belre, at Jaw of Peter Hi » No. | advantage to the party. Secretany Fosren, accompanied by Assistant Secretary Spaulding, will go to New York this afternoon to be absent until Baturday. The trip is mainl; rivate business, but whil there he will visit the custome house tard inquire into the methods of the administration of its Toe copy. Test: KF MeO oetee & | Dieraicr Parexrs.—Patents have been issued aplé-iat By M.A. CLANCY, Asi't Cierk._ | to citizens of the District as follows: Geo. W. TO INTRODUCE OUR FINE ere CULL fon nog Bas 3 itra-finished cabinets for $2. ‘one dozen superb ext ughea cabinets for #2 24 Baird, steam generator or evaporator; Willard D. Doremus, lighting mechanism for lamps; Joteph A. Dambangh, registering beer faucet; James & McElhouny and'J. ©. Devicon, antety apl4-2t* Studio, No. 1207 F st. a.w. MUSICIANS AND PHYSICISTS ana ia Tin apparots for arbolng ot il be interested in the Public Lectures on ornamenting books, THE PHILOSOPHY OF MUSICAL SOUNDS By : REV. JOHN A. ZAHM, C. 8. C., Professor of Physics at the University of Notre Dame. ‘4&7 Ulustrated by numerous experiments"GS Davis Must Bz Haxozp.—An application for writ of habeas corpus in the case of William Davis, convicted at Fort Worth, Texas, of mur- dor and sentenced to be hanged, was dismissed by the Supreme Court of the United States Under this ruling Davis will be iterday. Urs from: 9 a.m. to4:30p.m. dally. On the | With the aid of a collection of delicate acoustic appa- | aang ‘The court in deciding the matter says frst Wednesday in each month the office will be open ratus imported from Enrope for the occasion st «cost it cannot find any federal am Savelved or un 6 to Bo'ck A over ‘surpasses any found else- | that Davis was denied protection by the andudvautages of the amseeationfaraisied upon'sp- | Whereon the content ands declared by the famous | jaws of the states if Phcationat the office. acoustician, Dr. Koenig of Paris, to be the most per- ‘THOMAS SOMERVILLE, Prest, INO. JOY EDSON, Secy. apl0-6w ae Ns as, PRINTER, 512 Lith st.n.w. Lowest prices consistent with £17-3m GOOD WORK ONLY. A GOOD INVESTMENT— 5 = St 750: ber foot fess Shab ld withins menth. LLL “ail ATTENTION, SPECULA ‘can offer for #alotor a short time only three ot Alexandria: Va This property tw mola sere in value ae a first-class 1 % apo Bit ake Ee, we. cx 200-6 13th and. NOTICE! Tue Wasurxerox Nattoxat: Baxx.—The controller of the currency is in receipt of in- formation that at a meeting of the stock- holders of the Washington National Bank of New York it was voted to place it in voluntary liquidation. He is advised that the directors in a day or two to pay all creditors in full. This will avoid the necessity of the tment of a receiver. as much delay would follow such a course. — itis said, promises a satisfactory settlement SUBJECTS FOR PRESENT WEEK: ‘Wednesday, April 16—Production and Transmission of ‘Friday, April 17—Londness and Pitch of Sound. 4:30 p.m. free. 1 WHAT 18 THE USE OF PAYING SMALL ‘workmen, cheerfully recommend them to sll intending ers. A fine stool and cover given gratis tor, vice F. G- THE INDIAN SERVICE. Employes Placed Under the Civil Service Rules by the President, AX IMPORTANT ADVANCE IX THE CAUSE OF PRACT“ CAL CIVIL SERVICE REFORM—WHAT cOmMIE- SIONER LYMAN SAYS ON THE SUBJECT—OTHER CHANGES MADE. One of the most important things done by the President before his departure for the south, west and northwest was the extending of the classified civil service into the hitherto ‘untilled field of the Indian service. THE ORDER OF CLASSIFICATION. ‘The order of classification, which is as fol- lows, has been signed by Secretary of the In- terior Noble: “By direction of the President of the United States, and in accordance with the third clause of section 6 of an act entitled ‘An act to regu- late and improve the civil service of the United States,’ approved January 36, 1883, it is ordered that all physicians, school super intendents and assistant superintendents, school teachers and matrons in the Indian ser vice be and they are hereby arranged in the following classes, without regard to aalary or compensation: Class 1, physicians; class 2, school superintendents ‘and ‘assistant supertn- tendents; class 3, school teachers; class 4, ma- trons. “Provided, That no person who may be re- quired by law to be appointed to an office by and with the advice and consent of the Senate, and that no person who may be employed merely as a laborer or workman, or in connec- tion with any contract schools, shall be consid- ered as within this classification, and no pe von so emploved shall be assigned to the duties of a classified . “It is further ordered that no person shall be admitted toany place not excepted from examination by the civil service rules in any of the clases above designated until he or she shall have an appropriate examination ‘under the United States civil service commie. sion, and his or her eligibility bas been certi- fied to by said commission or the appropriate board of examiners.” WHAT MR. LYMAN Says. Tos Stan reporter who called on him this afternoon Civil Service Commissioner Lyman said: “While this order was prepared here in this office it was heartily approved and ad- vised, as Iam informed, by the commissioner of Indian affairs and the Secretary of the In- terior. “The rules under which the examinations will be held for this service and appointments and promotions made therein wil Be prepared by this commission during the President's ab- sence and will be submitted to him for his ap- Proval upon his retarn and will go into effect ta time then to be determined. “This is an important step in advance, and has been taken by the President deliberately and after full consideration, and I believe the effect will be admirable in many ways. I think the administration and the country may be congratulated upon it. THE MODEL ATTENDANTS. “The President also issued an executive or- der withdrawing from among the places to be filled by non-competitive examination under clause E of section of general rule IST the model attendants in the patent office. There are fifteen of these places, ten at $800 per an- num and five at $1,000, and hereafter they will be subject to competitive examination the same as other clerkships, for asarule the persons filling these places per- form the ordinary duties of clerk and copyist, and there is no suficient reason why they should not come under the same catagory as clerks and copyists and be appointed in the same manner. A CLAUS= REVOKED. “The President also approved sn amend- to general ruic 3 of the civil services rules, revoking clause C, of section 2, of that rule, which provides that a person who has served two years continuously since July 16, 1883, in a place in the departmental service, below or outside the classified service, may, upon the nomination of the head of the department, the recommendation of the commission and the approval of the President, be promoted into the classited servico upon passing a non- competitive examination. “The commission has for along time been satisfied that appointments made upon non- competitive examination have not asa rule been of the most satisfactory character, and that in most cases the persons who have been brought into the classified service through the operation of this clause have not been equal in intelligence and ability to those who have come in through the competitive examinations of the commission, and President has aone a good thing in revoking it, which was done upon the earnest recommendation of the com- mission. “These three acts of the President yesterday will tend greatly to advance the course of prac- tical civil service reform and good administra- tion and are to be highly commended from every point of view except that of the mere his is the first extension of the classified service yet made by President Harrison, but I do not think it will be the last. I bave no doubt that he is thoroughly in earnest in his declared purpose to see that the civil service law isfaithfully executed and to extend its oj tions as fast and as faras can judiciously be done with the means at com: xd COMMISSIONER ROOSEVELT TALKS. Roosevelt to @ STAR reporter, “relates mainly to the Indian school work; it touches none of the ployes chief ob} FO] exist ident is most important step ever taken toward the divorcing of the In- dianserviceand politics. Notonly is this change anexcellent thing in itself, but there isa promise of a much greater excellence. It marks advance of new method—a method which result in an Indian service that shall lutely non-political in its character.” RE AEE TREASURER NEBEKER. ‘He Has Gone to Indiana to Arrange His Pri- vate Affairs. Mr. Nebeker. the newly appointed treasurer of the United States, whose commission the President signed last night, left the city yester- day afternoon at 3:30 for his home in Indians. It will take him some time toso arrange his private affairs as to be able to take bold of his new office. _No arrangements have been bafateahed meaae as Fender necessary, and Mr. Huston. it wador- stood, will retain charge until Mr. Nebeker is is ready to relieve him. é Hl i il to shoot any one who attempts to break the line or in any way tries to forestall ; i ¥ A BATTLE ON THE LAKE THE PRESIDENTS OUTING. A Great Crowd Welcomes Him to Roanoke, Roayoxe, Va. April 14.—When the tein bearing the -presidential party arrived at Roanoke at 8:50 o'clock this morning a great crowd of people was waiting on the plat(: rm to receive it. As the train neared the «ity people who had been apprised of ite coring stood along the tracks and huncrede of employes of the Boancke Maclive Works + om ‘on cars and fences and cheered « welcome. The people on the platform were packed in a dense mass and outade the feace Incloxing the tracks crowds gathered in an endeavor to catch a glimpse of the chief Magistrate. as the train come to & standstill the President sppeered on the rear platform and was grer with cheers. Mra Harrison, Postmaster < eral Wanamaker, Mra. Me 4 Harrison and Marshal Kansdell also stood om the platform, and they appeared much amused at the efforts of the crowd to shake the Presi- dent's hand. The President smiled and laughed as be reached down over the railing, grasping hand after hand in quick succession. Then a cry of “xpecch, apeech,” was ect up and the President, leaning on the rafling of tbe platform, made a few remarks touching the Increasing prosperity of Virginia. The specch was received with mach enthusiasm and as the train drew out of the station more cheers were sired people assembled and inspected the train with much imterest. At Bedtord City the coming of the train bad evi- dently been expected and several hundred }-0o- ple gathered on the platform, but the Presi dent did not make bis appearance. PROSPECTIVE SOUTHERN WELCOMES. Lrrtix Rock, Anx., April 14.—At the request of Gov. Eagle » number of leading citizens met at the executive office yesterday afternoon and arranged for the reception of the premdentual party here next Friday. A committee of fede eral, state and city officers will meet the Presi- dent in Memphis and escort him to this city. Ex Paso, Tex., April 14.—Verterday Senor Provencio Jefo Politico of Juarez (Paso del Norte) received instructions from his govenn- meat to confer with the citizens of El luo relative to the arrival of Prosident Barri here, to sce if the program could be »» ar- ranged as to have the presidential party crow the river to Juarez, where it is believed | Presi- dent Diag desires to meet and entertain Mc. Harrison. ns FUNDS FoR THE President Fitzgerald of the League Says ‘That the Factional Fight Must First Cease. Cmicaco, April 14.—Presideut John Fix gerald and Secretary Sutton of the Irish Ne- tional League of America arrived last evening from the meeting in Cincinnati of the executive council and left for the west. In the course of an interview on the situation Mr. Pitageceld said: “The people are of course at liberty te re- ceive the Parnell envoys in any way they may desire and the envoys are equally at liberty to act as they deem best while in America. ‘Hi CAUSK. The National League, however, cam take no action in the | matter. wo delegations of envoys are now this country, representing both tee in Ireland. We areanxious to do everything in our power to aid the Irish cause, but officivily we cannot act on this immediate question. What we all desire is harmony and to acenp- plish this, and in answer to Mr. O'Kelley's statement before the council, we have offered our services toward a com . We are hopeful that such « result may be brought about and feel certain that Mr. Poraell at least will agree to ® — compro- mise. On what basis it may be made it would be impossible to surmies, since we have as yet no direct communication frou Ireland. When the matter is settled ove way or the other there will, you may be assured, be no lack of money from America. This country will never be half-hearted in ite support of the Jrish cause.” Mr. Fitzgerald said that no cable communi- cations had patsed between the council anc the leaders in Ireland, but that immediately pou reaching home be would communicate with Mr. Parnell by letter. It is snticipated that the attitude taken by the National League wil materially wid in the final settlement of ell EEtt* diticalties among the factions tn ire a. TOME FOR NEGOTIATIONS PAST. Dontzx, April 14.—The National Press, the McCarthyite organ, today, referring to the in- terview on Saturday last with Mr. Timothy Herrington, M. P., daring the course of which’ Mr. Harrington prononnced if ws being exceedingly well pleased — ye — gee ger om council of the National League im Cincin which gested arbitration as @ means © settling the disputes existing in the Irish per- liamentary party, says: “The time for negotic- tions is past. ht must now go on. 18 will be bitter, but it is not likely to be long. na Sadie area TO MAKE WHIST RULES. ‘The First National Convention of Playe te Be Held Today. Mmwaverr, April 14—The first national whist convention ever beld in America cj«ns It is an important even: in is to establish piaying rules that will be recog- nized as law in all sections of the United It is the iden to establish an American Sede ‘and to base this on the latest idm af "Sandan, and. the” whist plavere to enliven the winter monthy by interstate and national contests based op performances and records of the players of country. Delegates will be present from cities in the Union. | The visit ore of the Milwaukee Whist Cab ping office, where sailors will be engaged re gardless of the rules Inid down by the Laxe Seamen's Benevolent Association. This ce cision was reached yesterday ate meeting of the Lake Michigan Vessel Owners’ Associative [ | tf i fe Hl il | i i i { Fy F i a i i li t | i ! i i