Evening Star Newspaper, April 20, 1891, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, 101 Pennsyivania Ave. corner Lith Street, by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, 8. H. KAUFFMANN, Pres't Sram i served to wibecrihers tm the neir own acrount. at 10 cents Per week, or 44. per month. Copies at the counter, = Sener By al any were in the Uaited States oF Fanada posture Prepaid 0 cents per moth. Saronpay QUADRUPLE Sumer STAB 81.00 per year: ‘With forewn postawe adc ue. [Entered at the Post Office at Washington. D. C..0e second-class inal matter. 1 AT mail eubecrt mist be paid im advance: st pever cont longer tina pad oes Ratce of advert The pening Vor 78, No 19,025. Stat. ASHINGTON, D.C. MONDAY, APRIL 20, 1891 TWO CENTS. FINANCIAL FINANCIAL. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. Cali for a Primer, free, which wilt teil you all about the American Se- eurtty and Trust Company. THERE Has BEEN A MARKED INCREASE IN THE BUSI- NESS OF THE AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY SINCE IT AND ITS POLICY HAS BECOME MORE WIDELY KNOWN. IT HAS A CAPITAL OF ONE MILLION TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLAKS. TRUSTS.—The American Security and trust company is suthorized by law to avi as trustee, executor, administrator, «aardian, Teceiver, aasignee, treasurer, Ae. Under ap- Fointment of the courts, corporations or in- Gividuals. In drawing up your will ft will be advsntageous to your heirs and your state to ame the company tosct ss executor. We Keep your will free of chance. DEPOSITS.—Money deposited with us ‘Will draw interest, yet remain subject to Check at all thnes, Quite often your deposits Will draw sufficient interest to pay the rent of Ante for storms your valuable private pax Pers. Boxes are $10, @15 and #25 per year. COLLECTIONS. —The company collects in« comes of every description. sach as rents, in- terests on investments, bonds, Sc. firing to travel, non-residents and residents, ‘who for reasons desire to be relieved of attend- ing to their collections should svail them- Selves of the company’s services in this ca pacity. as the charcesare extremely moderate. INVESTMENTS.—Capitilists snd invest- ore tn general can secure from the company guaranteed investments of a most profitebie ature. The company offers for sale mort eaqos and debentures secured by first trusts. LOANS.—The company has money to loan inany desired amounts upon approved secur ities. Applications for money to be used in Datiding will be received and considered. TREASURER —The company offers its fervices in the capacity of treasurer to asscei~ ations, corporations and institutions. STORAGE.—The Company has a large fire- Proof and burgiar-proof building expressly for the storage of household effects, such as Furniture, Pianos, Pictures, Plate and valua- Dies of every description. The Company bas expert movers and packers to attend to the re- ‘moval of ail goods intended for storage. The warehouse fs located 1140 15th st. n.w. Ladies will be given every atte: and conscientiously advised as to the management of their financial affairs. Ladies may deposit im their own name, rent safes, &c. The Com- pany hasevery possible facility for the moat eonomfe and judicious management of the eetates of widows, orphans and minors, AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST co. A. T. Britton, - President. ©. 3. Bei. ice President. A. A. Thomas... Second Vice President. Percy B. Metzger... ‘Treasurer. George E. Emmons. Secretary. Washington Directors: Pbiladelphia Directors: AT. Britton, William M. Coates, ©. J. Bell, Robert Dornan, ‘M. W. Beveridge, Daniel Donovan, Henry F. Bi Jobn N. Hutchinson, Du John 8. Je Matthew G. Emery, Henry 8. Louchhelm, James E. Fitch, ieb J. Milne, Jobn E. Herreil, Charles Porter, Jobn R. McLean, Alan H. Reed, Mart S.S. Sharp, Crosby 8. Noyes, William Verner, M. M. Parker, ‘Harry F. West, James G. Fayne, W.S. Thompson, Office: 1419 G st. n.w. A. A Thomas, Ba-Ware house: 1140 Henry A. Willard, Benjamin H. Warder. 15th nw.“ LOAN, ‘Asse ©. 468 LOUISE raTion ee EOS, Dc. ASSOCIATION Fuis INVESTORS and for all those wwe dese Save node. by sounthly install AUTHORIZED CAPITAL $0),000,000. PERFECTION IN EVERY DETAIL PLANS DEFINITE A positive guarantee for maturity of stock. Steck iwued on FIVE different plans. Can with- Sry MEH fumes mite O per cont interest (accoriina fo by-laws). ‘No Ispses, ‘no jures, BO eavils, “Ni EVASIVE CONDITIONS. a Withdrawing members forfeit no part of their install- Rurnte.nor are they reyaired to pay any cancellation NEW ORLEANS BRANCH OFFICE No KISKS. Less LMOOSSIBLE, because securities are on first morteages. Reai estate only taken lor loans, which SECURES members ABSULUTELY. Shares ate non-forteitable. Au contracts aredefiute. ‘The investor knows in ad- Janie NEAL be yays and wit be gains, 30 per cent to LES it ong Lino nee know o's cout what bis JOAN will cost him. re Is no "| for loans. Borrow 1,000 and get the $1,000 cash. Lock at our Fix tines for maturtty of all STOCKS and LOANS GUAKAN TEED according to clase of pian se ected. Pu information civem either at principal offic TH St. Charies street, New Orleans, La-, oF bi efice, No. 405 LOUISIANA AVE. Washington, D.C. ep20- ut #. D. GODMAN, Ueneral Avent. INVESTMENT COMPANY OFFER f first mortage street ratlroad LEWIS G. TEWKSBURY & CO., BANKERS AND BEOKERS, IXG F ST. WASHINGTON, D. C., Boy snd sell for cash or on margin Stocks, Bonds, ‘Grain, Frovisicus and On Drivate wises to New York and Chicago. Gasteteatullowed ou deyontta fs town bus ness » specialty. “Al Local Becurtssee dealt in. Constant quctaticas all aarhetn Lelephone 645. ae JX. W. conser. INO. W. MACARTNEY, Member N.Y. Stock Ex. CORSON & MACARTNEY, GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 F ST. N.W. Bankers snd Dealers im Government Boods. Deposits. Fxchance. Loans. Collections. Rat rowt Stocks snd Bouds ani all securities usted o SX anges of Sew Lork, Fullacelphia, Keston and iene toulat atid sous © wvestinent securities. District Bond ‘ai Kaiiroad, Gas, Insurance and Tele- phone Stuck deat in. American beil Telephone Stock bought and sold. y13 How Do Yor Ber: Low Do) Wy frou credit houses very must have many losses }y Gust make it up, sul those who PAY wust bear the burten. Ain't that true? Tf you buy on time you can't eet c: Fite uetos you pay an co Cotton Top Mattress, $2.2 Seeee es Warrs: % tome ug Pattern Pacsor Saito Hate Cloth or Fi wat Frame 7 places, from $27.5. 12.50 sys, iding Bed, = 10. 125. Oak Suites to $7: ihe Seat Chairs, OTe. Fe het Seat Dining Chair, high back arm, 2h Back Douvie Cane-sest Dinner, 81 Oo garde Mattings, In thirty ive pats ‘sitet: Chain and Damask Matting, 48¢. ce Toa Set. 29. - lutpiece Dinner Set, $7.08. Crystai Tusublers, 13 Initial Tumblers, any letter, 10e. piece toilet bet, 31.95. C-pimve Exzism Set, €2 28. ig Brass Piano Lamp with patest thum) exten- - Aanaavme red linen siaie, sila crite nt iat ieee Same iaiup Abd riuuninse tm Suaquet r and we hav. cans Puttine this cant here and we have not ie ¢ bee ye uead or deceive eur Ave wl dnd treeuted’ and dapibing eRe Selaltarrs nee eae ou buy i i oF retund the noney- youtry. oe ‘we w: ‘Don’t doubt til MC. onagry, abana BLE STORES, Our onty tert Cheat torean, =" bat Fand Qs Mas. M. J. Hesz, ne 1300 F stn. ‘Begs to announce that she is constantly receiving NEW IMPORTATIONS of BONNETS AND HATS, and PARIS NOVEL o-which ste tuvices the stwative of ar patrons. mbes pauan A laxative refreshing, truvjorenre, (Very axreeabie ty take for CONSTIPATION, Inois8 densot appeton wees imteetinal trodvves: Beadache arising trou them. BLE OR why tr anies oe CEXTRAL avToMaTIC PHOTOTYPE COMPANY. CONTROLLING P§GNNSYLVANIA, MARYLAND, DELAWARE AND DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, CAPITAL, $300,000, DIVIDED INTO 5.0000 PREFERRED SHARES AND 25,000 COMMON SHARES, OF THE PAR VALUE OF $10 EacH. ‘The Preferred Shares are entitled to a cumulative preferential dividend of 7 per cent per annum before anything is paid upon the Common Shares. After the Payment of 7 per cent on the Preferred Shares in any ‘year the Common Shares are entitled to a dividend of 10 percent. Any surplus that may then be available for dividend fs to be divided equally between the Pre- ferred and Common Shares. DIRECTORS. EDMUND G. FISHER, President pro tem., Minneapolis, Minn. EDWARD T. DAVIS, ‘Vice President, s.w.cor.9th and Parrish sts. Phila. CHARLES W. HAVEMEYER, Bingham House, Philadelphia. EDWARD DUDLEY, Esa., Attorney-at-Law, Camden, N. J. WM. FRANK BACON, Photosrapher, 1030 Chestnut st., Phila, JAMES G. LEIPER, 1602 Master st., Philadelphia. JOHN L. KENDLEHART, ‘Record building, Philadelphia, JOHN A. WIEDERSHEIM, Patent Department. JEROME CARTY, Esq., Counsel. CHESTNUT ST. TRUST AND SAVING FUND COMPANY, REGISTRARS OF STOCS. JOHN L. KENDLEHART, Secretary and Tressurer, Record building, Philsdelphia. ‘The company ts organized for the purchase of the ex- clusive rights in the territory of Pennsylvania, Deis- ware, Maryland and the District of Columbia to ope- tate the Fisher Automatic Phototype Machine. This company is the parent company for the territory named. THIS MACHINE IS ONE OF THE MOST XOTE- WORTHY INVENTIONS OF RECENT YEARS. ANY PERSON SITTING IN FRONT OF IT AND PLACING A NICKEL IN THE SLOT IS PROVIDED IN TWO MINUTES WITH A MOST EXCELLENT LIKENESS IN THE FORM COMMONLY KNOWN AS “TIN TYPES." FOR ANOTHER NICKEL AN ORNAMENTED EMBOSSED METAL FEAME WITH COVER IS FURNISHED TO CONTAIN AND PRESERVE THE PICTURE. SUNLIGHT 18 NOT REQUIRED TO TAKE A GOOD PICTURE, AS THE MACHINE IS PROVIDED WITH AN ARTIFICIAL FLASH LIGHT, AND WORKS AS WELL AT NIGHT ASIN THE DAYTIME. The patents were submitted to John A. Wieder- sheim, esq., the well-known patent expert, who re- ported as follows: “The numerous claims of the patent an allowed applications are novel and valid and protective in ‘their nature.” ‘This machine is now fn success‘ul commercial oper- ation in New York city, where machines are earning an average of $8 per day, and are steadily increasing, with am already attained grow maximum of 824.55 in one day. The results obtained in New York can readily be duplicated in the territory acquired by thts company, as shown st 728 Chestnut street. On above basis, according to official reports printed with prospectus, 109 machines only operated in ter- ritory acquired by company would produce a net rev- enue of over $100,000 per annum available for div- idends, in addition to cash and stock from sabcom- panies. Five thousand shares of Preferred Stock sre offered for subscription at par, for the purchase of territory, machines and running expenses, payable one-half on application and one-half on allotment. All shares issued will be fuil paid and non-assess- able, and stockhoiders will have no personal Hability. For each shareof Preferred Stock, fail paid, there will \eassigned to the subscriber thereof one additional share of full paid Common Stock as a bonus. This is the parent company for territory named, and Will confine {ts operations to the city and county of Philadelphia, eranting and dispossing of rizhts outside of its district to subcompanies and individuals. ‘Machines are ready for operation and dflivery. Application for prospectus, territorial richts or further information shoud be made at the office of the company, 728 Chestnut st., or to the sectctary, JOHN L. KENDLEHART, Kecord building, Philadelphia. Applications by mail will receive immediate atten- tion. it ES ee eee ree ee eee F YOU WANT TO KNOW ABOUT LIFE Insurance the best life insurance—write me and I will be peased to drop in ans talk the matter over with you. A postal will do. CHAS. L. GURLEY, . 126 F st. nw. With Equitable Life Assurauce society. p20 Tax wasmsotox Loax AND TRUST CO. CAPITAL ONE MILLION DOLLARS. PAYS INTEREST ON DEPOSITS. Acts as Executor, Administrator and Trustee. Call or write for pamphlets containing information. ‘New Building, cormer 9th and F ste. ‘Temporary Office, 1001 F st. n.w. Cy BRAINARD H. WAENER, President. Foeurr BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, $13 AND 915 F ST. ¥. Ww. ‘Has the best pian devised for securing a Home. NO AUCTION OF MONEY. “Se Six PER CEN Rares ALLOWED on Aoapew Wale Ge ‘SPI OFFI Barrigon Dinaygap. Pree fompeca, Tress. Gen Sie Suith nay, OF. Thompedn, ‘ AMERICAN oneteah PND TRUST co. soz deals "Erman are meet ee ee ‘The public voice in too strone, We accept the ver. dict, viz" That our Shirts are tne ftnest ever atcompied fm Washington. Ail cut and inade ob the premiocs, Feriection wuazanteed OF wo sale. ‘MILLER’S, Successor to ELLERY & CO., Shirtmakers, Zadies’ and Gentlemen's Outfitters, fel23m, Ith and Pa. ave. Set sREwxoton Tre WRITERS, “PARAGON” TYPEWRITER RIB- BONS, our own manufacture, are by far THE BEST in the market. Soldex- clusively by WYCKOFF, SEAMANS & BENEDICT, $20-2m COR. ETH AND F STS. N.W. GOOD STYLE, CORRECTNESS BSE Mire ant ateition te dott ts engraving, paper abd printing are es: ential to shake weddlug mnvitations GEDNEY & ROBERTS, Makers, 2: 10UL at, weus Gas Uilice BLANKETS. We have the facilities and knowledge ‘as to how they suonld be laundried and kuarantee to return them to you equal to hew. Name and address, picuse, and one ‘of our wagons will call for thea. TOLMAN STEAM LAUNDRY, apSim 400 C st. bow. UPREME COURT OF THE DIS- Bee * "ttc or covtstaia. johia A. Gray, administrator of, &e., William Bowen, oceased, a Fal ex Paul oF Geonse Atay, ‘decedsed ase Lein referred to me to state an account Yetween the ‘administrator of the personal estate of WILLIAM BCWEN, deceased, and the defendants and other creditors of Said. estate, notice is hereby given that I siiall proceed to wxecute ‘the sald Order of eler- ence on TUESDAY, April 28, 1801, at 12 o clock tn at my office, in tae United States Court House, Was ington, D.0., at which tine and place credivoreand otters inte-ested in tie distribution of said estate may appear and present their claiins. ap 1s-Tawbw JAMES G. PAYNE, Anditor q=> ROCHDALE CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY. Members are informed that the new tra Cards and books, running to April. 162, are how ready for issue. Please write your present address actus the fare of the old pink cards expirius April, 1801, end jout delay to any of the following uibers and obtain the new ones.” Mercaants rds aitor April 90, 1801! n.e., Agr'l Dept. B: astor's Othee. A Kooi, Treas. Dept. and at fo 12:30 noon mud at4 pm Ee Sci] French st, Bur, statins 2 ass. ave. ne. ith A. Uiice. EE. ist. ne., P.O. Dey H.W 1G B st. s.w., G. Bi LF. Oth Ai 1: INO. Dr. Ji Jon cB. Fit TH 3. B. H.R. JOH 3. MAN J. F. PAGE, Grocer, T YOUN JOHNSON, i015 N.C. MARTIN, U7 Gt W. Hi. WOMERSLEY. 7 SALMON, 16381. By order of the oxecut.ve: rimittes, ap8-lino J. W. HARSHA. Sec'y. SSPE INPEPENDENT ICE ‘COMPANY Announce to the citizens of Washington that they are prepared as usual to auppiy, its patrons with the Lest quality of KENNEBEC ICE At the lowest rates. Bear in mind that our Yellow Wagons. plainly marked INDEPENDENT ICE CO., Serve all parts of the city and Mount Pleasant. A LIBERAL DISCOUNT ‘On all tickets purchased or ordered from. COR. 12TH ST. AND PA. AVE. apl0-La BSP ire are utisng WINDOW SCREEN FRAMES, 17. EACH. ADJUSTABLE WINDOW SCREENB, 82.75 DOZEN. WIRE SCREEN DOORS, COMPLETE, With Spring Hinges, Hook and Eyeand Knob, @leach. 25 FT. GARDEN HOSE, COMPLETE, ‘With Couplings and Patent Nozzle, $2 each. GARDEN HOSE REELS, 75c. EACH. A FULLY GUARANTEED LAWN MOWER, $3.75 3-QUART ICE CREAM FREEZER, 81.35 EACH. POULTRY NETTING, 2INCH MESH, Per 100 square feet, 70c. POULTRY NETTING, LIGHT WEIGHT, ‘Per 100 square feet, O0c. BARBER & ROSS, COR. 11TH AND G STS. N.W., Opposite Boston Dry Goods Store. << ed Insist too much on quality? We build fine erade of work at a very mod- erate price. Weare carrying a larger stock and better assortment of Carriages than ever before and our ware rooms were Rever more attractive. We shall be gratified to lave you inspect our stock before it is broken. ap7-3m. ANDREW J. JOYCE'S SONS, 1026 and 1030 Conn. ave. ep3-2m cers 8. ADAMS, PRINTER, 512 Lith st. re Lowest prices vent with 17m GOOD WORK ONLY. KENNEBEC ICE. "HE GREAT FALLS ICE COMPANY, 924 Penn. ave., Cordially invite inspection of their storage facilities at the foot of 10th end of lst streets, reepectively. The bullding Intely erected at the former site is divided into six compartuents, having an acgregate capacity of £000 TON: Andis not excelled by any structure for similar pur- poses on the Atlantic coast. It is supplied with KENNEBEC RIVER ICE In crystal cubes of absolute purity. ‘This compeny sre the oldest established dealers in ice within the District of Columbia. ‘Their success has its foundation in the confidence of the community, eeined and maintained by unvarying regard tor the interests of customers and a strict observance of cor- orate obligation. Critical imvestivation of the system of mechanical production as now ceveloped confirius the company in the use exclusively of natural ice and abundantly vin- dicates tor them the truth of the maxim that “tart may err, but nature cannot miss.” As heretofore announced, ice will be supplied by the company throughout the season AT THE LOWEST LEGITIMATE MARKETRATES. ap2-1im Ge POU TANT NOTICE GAS CONSUMERS. Arrangements lave been 1iade {gg the conventenceot pimcne' livink in the cistern cud@westeru wectioucot City by which ey cau pay thelr was bills durin TE Sariowar, CAPITAL BANE THE WEST END NATIONAL BANK, Hapa seater ae csc AD YGLS WASIRGTON Gas LIGHT COMPANY. re a eee ae en “anpor- marked attention, As foods canner cated it would ‘hese inka eee = LE ee tea Ea (ee POWDERED SUGAR, 6c. PER POUND. Granaiatea surat, 3c, pec pouna’ = A wae go re , fetes ‘Lodge of Perte 0. 1, A. . will be held on TUESDAY EVENING, the vist in a 5th degrees. Tauar, 439c. 5 Tic : Stant, at 7:30 O'clock, Work 4tb an Senne Fomttoes, 25 ae Seniines, ‘ayaa ‘AH. HOLT, 12d Dectees Secy. wvaporated Peaches, 2c. per pound. = = Socio ie tg on HAE SNREOF OOH PE oer : iualed. hereby notified to meet at their hall, ilth st., THIS eee EVENING, April 20,'at 790 o,clock, to make arranse- ments for the funeral of their deceased brother, Sandy PHILIP H. WARD, | Shaw. “MARTIN. JOHNSON, N-G. DAVID A. ap$-Im_ 2100 Penneyivania ave. n.w._ | CLARK, P. 8. = <@=> MANY OF THE LADIES OF WASHING- ton will pe happy to hear, that the St. Rose industrial School, °X ‘st. n.w., has! ‘4 Gepartinent for Children’s work. THE FIRE AND BURGLAR - PROOF BUILDING OF THE Ww. GEO Sedo skPosiT COMPANY, ‘916 Penns ve. Contains ‘STORAGE ROOMS Constructed entirely of brick, with steel doors, For rent at wrinimuin rates, STEEL VAULIS, for storage of siiver plate, jewelry ‘and all other Yaluables st. minuinum charies. Tent for Sates BEBORET “BORIS, tent for and upward per year. _ mula INSPRCHION TNULEED Be ERICA, ICE COMPANY. Main ome cor. 10th and F sts. nw. Pr phone, 486. KE NATURAL PENOBSCOT dat our depots and from RED LIBERAL DIs- Don't need BOILING. sewers. Nochemicals. ee Houses, Ty street wharf, ranch and 2. W.. where IN- DRIVERS AND ‘SUMEKS can be Dealers in COAL, WOOD ANP LATS, ‘Vice President and Manager. 45,000 TONS RIVER ICE to be WAGONS at LOWEST PRICES, ‘T on tickets at office. kraveyarda, supplied. fo14-2m PUT TT, OFF NO LONGER. You may as well get measured at once for that Fine Spring Suit_you ‘ve been promising yourself. 1 ave finest stock in the city from which to select. and gave you about 20. per cent of the price usually asked by rs. Dr other first-class tailor ‘op in for | peep. G. WARFIELD SIMPSON, Expert Custom Tai 933 Pet ap18 ROCHDALE Co Vg LS ‘eregitiar quarteriy meeting of this society Willte held ig Grand" Army Galle 1412 Pennsylvania avenue, on TUESDAY, 21st instant, at § o'clock p.m. sharp. ‘There should be a full attendance of members, as the report of the committee. on. constitution, postroned, from the last meeting, will come up for consideration. “Meubers tnt nigie the Grade cart at the dove, mn admittance; otherwisa the ye vouched for Sithe secretary: OTA LONGLEY, Presitient ‘J. W. HARSHA, Secretary apl1s-3t OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE NEAR THE ‘Peunsyivania ave. and 14th st. caDle lines want.f earth fling are requested to address CON- TRACTOR, corner 14th and C ste. uw. apl6-7* ,THE WISCONSIN PEERLESS Refricerator is a “‘thing of beauty” ‘and will prove a ‘‘joy forever" to any house. Keeper using themi. They are made of sold oak, thorough .y seasoned, benutitully fn- ished and are filled with MINERAL FIBER, the best non-conductor of beat known tosci- ence for tie purpose. | ‘They area perfect Kefricerator and are sold with aguarantec to doas represented or money will be cheer- fully refunded,’ Full line now on sale at Sole Agent, epl6-Im and Fenn. ave, => OFFICE OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND — FOTOMAC TELEPHONE COMPANY. ‘A dividend of 75 cents per sliare will be payable on thie 2th day of ‘April, Lear Tecord at the close of business on the 1ithrday of Aprils INOL, at the office of the treasurer of the company, G19 Lath st. on. w., Washington, D.C. nZUtenntée Woks wl he clowed’ from the 18th to ye 27th of April inclusive. SAMUEL M. BRYAN, President. CHARLES G. BEEBE, T Washington, D. €., April 14. 180) Ree 1550. 815.50. 815.50. WOOD MANTELS. New style, cabinet finish, Cherry, Ash, Plain or Antique Oak. ‘The design of the mantel is neat and elegant. Such Value in wood mantels has never been offered. ‘The above price pays for both inantel and cabinet top and mirror, finished in best furniture finish, for $15.50 each, delivered to your house, ‘THOMAS W. SMITH, MANTEL SHOW ROOM, SECOND FLOOR, Cor. Ist and Indiana ave. n.w., Washington, D. C. apl5-6t DR. W. P. LIGGETT, DENTIST, HAS removed to 607 1th st.n. w. bet. ind G. ‘Teeth without plates by the new systeza of **Crown- ing.” aplv-2w* -=>THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COM- PANY OF WASHINGTON. Chartered by special act of Congress January 22, 1867. Reor ined as TRUST COMPANY Under act of Congress of October 1, 1890. is company begs to announce that it has received, from the controller of the currency its certificate of. Teorkemization under the act of Congress of October 1, "As heretofore, and for twenty-four yeare past. this company wil) receive securities, silverware and othe? Valuabiesfopsafe keeping in its fire-proot building. and Will rent safes or boxesin itsnew fire and burciar- proof vaults, which have time locks and ali other mod- Efnappliances, Under and by virtue of the act of Congress of Octo- ber 1, 188), and the certificate of the Controller of the Currency that it has tully complied with the law in all respects, this company will, in addition to the business heretofore transacted’ by It, act a8 executor, adminis- trator, receiver, assign ronittee oF fuardian ceive trust oF ever . it by auy court or by indi viduas ‘i at fade snd trun Spveatmente are kert mopar rate and apart from the unset of tie company, Sie wick protection vie company has capital of Deponits will be receive fvou en conts upward and sofcrint wil be aflowet un such deposit fs receipted for and Kept witht charge. OYBESJAMIN b. S81 Dite President. CHARLES C. GLOVER, First Vice President. SASES ML JOHNSTON, Second View EV PLANCIS Rings, Treasurer. ALBERT L. STURTEVAN 1, secrotary. Directors. to the stockloiders of 815.50 William E. C1; K. Ross Perry, Lewis Clophane, Geoee H. Visit, jaithew G. kwery, ‘ranci 3, GhariesC. Glovers” —-Zenas Mobthus, homas Hyde, Joun F. Kodges Charies A. Jaihes, James M. Johnston, John G. Parke, apli-tr Benjamin P, Snyder, Boe ~ bi tae a jenry A. anazow Wi id NOTICE! We bez ieave to call the attention of the pab- © th Our new office, located at 408 12th st. n.W.. one door north of Fa. ave., where we will keep a full’s ply ot te on hand. “All orders left hero will receive apt attention. Fair and legitunate prices. Contracts made Jor.one oF thre ears TRANSPARE:! COMPANY, Works, Su2731 Water ot Geonetgwn. ‘Telephone: Works, 156. Office, 140, aps 20 | Spots cele SHIRTS. ‘With our increased facilities in this department we are better prepared than ever to execute your orders for "Custom-made" Shirts. Any style, for ordinary or full-dress occasions, made at short notice, and satis faction guaranteed in every instance. Now is the best time to leave your orders, as you will find a shirt more comfortable for suiumer Wear after having been worn, Ashort while. Leave your order at Men's Furnishing Department, first floor, first annex. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, _ah20-ia Be HE WNGIENIC ICE COMPANY, ‘No, 419 9th st. n.w., Now announces that it i» prepared to receive orders and deiiver ice on its estublisbed routes ut the follow- 306 pounds and over at rate of 25 cents a 100 pounds. cat eat ane or gree Pista Bee eae: ee ER nies 300 vows Sinaller quantities % ” Jor large -quantives special rates. Only during one season previous to this Las ice ever. sold at these low prices. karly orders are solicited. ‘The conipany (uarantees tof pure ice made from the pure water of the famous Federal sprinz, distilled en: Hitered in the process of freezing. It in Yites an inspection of its Works snd of all methods uf manuracture, and a couurarative fe as to duraulity and purity of its product with any other ice ofered 10 of the fe int ine yustecs” Bente whkina’ Baatrod y Gurriden, Thee Soe and Wi E. Chi aes ee IMPORTING TAILOR, 1111 Pa. ave, apl¢ Ali Spring Novelties received. “ AT THE REQUEST OF ONE THOUSAND and one of our customers we have provided ‘spece for a lunch room on thesixth floor of our 10th street butlding and have opened thesame. Weare now prepared to serve them in a first-class manner. mbh20-3m WOODWARD & LOTHROP. FIFTEEN DOLLARS SPOT CASH. ‘1 will sel! « limited number of Fine Gold-filled Stem- wind Elgin and Waitham Gents’ Watches—each Watch ‘warranted for fifteen years by the manufacturer—for the small sum of FIFTEEN DOLLARS. Call at once and select choice patterns. A. L. BALTZSTEIN, JR., JEWELER, 505 7th st. nw. WHY RISK YOUR VALUADLE Pi: Pictures, a iver Ware, We Art, x he pa ae “Salen 5 saxo EE ALL MEMBERS OF PETER OGDEN “Todo, 'N U, 0. of 0. Fey are fal regalia, om TUESDAY, April 21s at 110 Sek rat on rt ay oe 20 a.m, to. attend the funeral of our deceased brother, ishop Sinecton 1. Jones. Bmbere of sister loses are fraternalls. Suvited. PECHAND T’Daew, P.e ier gq JUST ARRIVED—A CAR LOAD OF BE- ‘thesda, Bedford and Londonderry Lithia Te 5s Rapti 20-3t_ JOHN H. MAGRUDER, 1417 N.Y. ave. STHE SISTERS OF PROVID! FST. Series Vigo County, Ind., wishing to know Pleased to have each one ‘sead amsiedlaiely ete fo have ‘each one. se iva Sard giving her full address. pode” Be, 88 A INVESTMENT OF As the site of a home the three adjoin- ing lots on § st. just west of New ‘Hampshire ave. are extremely desir- abie. THEY ARE VERY CHEAP LOTS And can be bought for $3,762.50 each. The dimensions are 2345x9134 feet to a 12-foot alley and the location 4s one of increasing improvements. THOS. J. FISHER & CO. 1t 1324 Fst. nw. SPECIAL NOTICE.—WILL THE PARTIES dk who left the car who witnessed ‘an: the <ruelty tothe car horse on the Metropolitan rail- Toad between 5th and Gti sts. on Fst, last Wednesday morning at about 1 ease send their names al addresses to B. CHATEAUBRIAND, care Arlington ‘Trust and Company, 1500 Hi st! n.w.? ap20st IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DI8- TRICT OF QOLUMBIA. olding & special term for Orphans’ Ccurt busineas, In the matter of the estate of Mary Ann Bobn, Inte of District of Columbia, No. 4376. "Adin'n 10¢ Appiication for letters of administration on the estate Sf Bigenia deceaped has this day been made by Joseph H. Bohn of the District of Coiumbia. All persons fn- terested are hereby notibed to appear in this court on Friday, the 15th. lay next, at 11 o'clock a.m. to show cause why the said letters of administration the estate of the said decemet should not insue oe Prayed. Provided a copy of this order be published once a week for three weeks in the Washington Law Heporter and The Evening Star previous to the said 3y the court: 4. B. HAGNER, Justion ‘Test: 3: P. WRIGHT, ter of Wills for the Dist. of Columbia, ap20-law,3 XO ARGUMENT I8 NEEDED to prove that good clothes are preferable to cheap. Our rightly wade gar- ments cost little if any more than the other fort, and compared side by side the differ- ence in trituming snd tailoring is apparent even to the inexperienced. ‘Then also tis about ours, you can bring them back and have the price refunded without the slight- est objection. Good will is esteemed rather than YOU MOM. ook SPRANGY. ‘i 4 p20 434 7ih st. OFFICE OF THE PNEUMATIC GUN CAE BIAGE AND POWER COMPANYS Ss CORCORAN BUILDING: Washington, D. @.. April 20, 180%, ‘The annual meeting of ive stockholders of this roin- ny for the election of directors for the ensuing Seat and for other regular business will bs held at this of fre, as prescribed by the constitution aud Dy-iawse ob DAY, April 25, 101, at 10 o'clock ama. 0. NCREECY, President. s>IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE ANNOY- ancecaused’ Us inquisitions concerning eur Dusliners on the part of parties not counerted with As Gflice our employes ‘are respectfully notified that we will conduct our business in the future, as tn the pas inowrown way. namely: Employ men on thelr ments, Compensate them accordine’y and allow no interfer: ence by" labor ongunizaticuss direct or andirerts Nor ill any einploye of this ofice be periuitted to repre: out the intents of outside partion in any capacity whatsoever. The Uundersizned vageume. all reepouss. Dility for the affairs of this establienuent ‘GEDNEY & ROBERTS, ‘ato 1orbst 1t THOMAS & THOMAS, RESIDENT MANA- ra.—In acknowledzing receipt of €50 yw York Accident Insurance Company for tWo weeks’ loss of time, I denire to state 1 ain en- Urely satisfled with the adjustment made. "Ev facility was afforded me in making proof of I ant Buy claim was promptly paid. 08. A. WHT TINGTON, Room 24, € floor, P.O. Dept,“ ‘mh24-Lin The weather ts likely to be alightly cooler; "fair; mortheasterty winds, “Ml cooler; WHY WE ADVERTISE. Not to puff ourselves or our Lumber, Decause it does not need this. We hav> the best manufactured Lumber in the world and at the lowest price— 81.15 PER 100 FEET. ‘We simply state this fact day after day and when you have once bought and ‘used our Lumber you will always use it. LIBBEY, BITTINGER & MILLFI ap20 GTH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE. cee 18 THE SEASON WHEN DRIV- ing isaluxury. Why forego the pleas- ure and comfort of a handsome, stylish vehicle when the outlay is comparatively 80 little? You will find our prices at least 25 Per cent lower than other dealers for same @rade of goods. SHAFFER BROTHERS, FINE CARRIAGES At popular prices, mb27-1m Corner 14th and T streots n.w. UREN & CO. OF PHILADELPHIA WILL ee re ee ee a we TOMORROW, TUESDAY, APRIL 21. Consultation free of charge. GEO. W. SPIER. weler and Optician, 10 Oth st, near Pa. ave ‘There is really more truth im this phrase than even Shakespeare, Ite author: dipemed OE Lot who think that sppearatices ko for naught are very much mistaken, and a little deep thought ‘will prove it. You should dress as well as your means Will possibly per- ust. You can get more style, more quaity andmore genuine satisfaction for the inomey Fight on this corner than anywhere else in G. WARFIELD SIMPSON, Expert Custom Tafior, Cor. {ith und G'sts, MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, D. 0.—AN of the Medical yurned meet; ‘the Hon of the District of Coluuntis will be Reale Ae Gat p20 Versity of Georgetown Law. building, corner of Oth And’ sts. hws TUESDAY EVENING. Apa Sie Tib1, af Bocioci. “By onder ot the pelea oT JAS. D. MORGAN, Secretary. aple-3t wee F Un SALE OK EXCHANGE We “io cf tite most crocain new 15- room in this city, 46 AND 48 BST. N. E., ands, modern in Fronting east Capitol every poatenceetFrotes eome, en ener Senators. members have their homes near. Will exchange for unimproved ground if suitable. J. A. GRAY & 9 7 apls-st 637 F st. WANTED IT KNOWN THE L. Seva the oldest in Wantingtons ‘stl in oroeatoe, = reacts Lelephone call 35-5 C.0.D. apls-lm* R. L. C.—ALL MEM) 18 OF PLASTER- Wie rine toke {eatiend the next seruiae nectias of tes pean oat x $ ING, April 30, 1602, a8 Business ot RICE MONDAY EVEN juires your attention. By order of the Assaunbly: apl7-st = WHOM IT MAY CONCERN—THIS 18 toxive notice that at the last res ular meeting ova Va Kot bes CARPE TENS una JOINER it was unanimously ‘resolved to the FIRS: MONDAY in 8! ‘EMBiEK «LABOR DAY) as a LE- GAL HOLIDAY. Done order of the Assembly. 36s. K PorriR, Secretary. “api? S22 NEW IssE oF stTOcK. OPEN FOR SUBSCRIPTION AND FIRST PAYMENT. EQUITABLE CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION, EQUITABLE BUILDING, 1008 ¥ ST. Monthly payments $2.50 per share. ASSETS $1,214,738.00. poThe ist tame of open for subscription end ‘fret ieee oA BER Sage w10-Ow Washington News and Gossip Index to Advertisements, ATTORNEYS Pace AUCTION SALES, Page BICYCLES... -Page Page | F 3 g gi H 5 CITY ITEMS, COUNTRY REAL ESTATE, COUNTRY BOARD. DEATHS... DENTISTRY. EDUCATIONAL EXCURSIONS, &e. FAMILY SUPPLI FINANCIAL ... FOR RENT (Flats) FOR RENT (Offices) .. FOR RENT (Rooms) . FOR RENT (Houses), FOR REBT (Stores). FOR SALE (Houses). FOR SALE (Lots)... FOR SALE (Miscellaneous) . HOTELS... me LADIES" GOODS. LOCAL MENTION, LOST AND FOU: MANICURE., MEDICAL MISCELLANEOUS MONEY TO LOAN, NOTARIES PUBLIC... NEW PUBLICATIONS. OCEAN STEAMERS. POTOMAC RIVER PIANOS AND ORGANS., PERSONAL, PRINTERS, eetitet Heed i SUMMER RESORTS. WANTED (Help). WANTED (Houses) ... WANTED (Lots). WANTED (Rooms! WANTED (Bituatic: WANTED (Miigcelianeoas! i Page? Page 2 Pawo 2 Page 2 Statement of the circulation of THe EVENING ‘Star for the week ending April 18, 1891: MONDAY, April 13, i891 ‘TUESDAY, April 14, 1891... WEDNESDAY, April 15, 1891. THURSDAY, April 16, 1891... FRIDAY, April 17, 1991... SATURDAY, April 18, 1891. Total... Daily average. Corresponding week 1590... ‘Isolemniy swear that the above is a true and correct statement of the circulation of Tae EVEN- ING Stax for the week ending April 18, 1891. J. WHIT. HERRON, Cashier Evening Star Newspaper Co. Subscribed and sworn to before me this twentieth day of April A.D. 1991. JOHN T. C. CLARK, Notary Public. Govenxaexr Kecerrss Topar.—Interna! rev- enue, $744,642; customs, £442,228. Navat Onpers.—Chaplain J. S. Wallacs has been ordered to the receiving ship Wabash. Tur U.S.S. Monoxoamena arrived at New- port, RL, yesterday. ‘Tar U.S. 8. Keansance sailed from Key West last night probably, for the West Indies. Jupcz “Moxtcomerr Iwprovixe. — Judge Montgomery, although a very sick man, is im- proving steadily. He is better today. Mas. Porrock, the superintendent of the free delivery service, has gone to the coast of Maine to spend ten days for the benefit of bis health. Attorney General Mitter.—Althongh the condition of Attorney General Miller is slightly improved today he is still very weak and unable to leave his room. Srcreranr Brave Rerurstxo.—The U. 8.8. Despatch with Secretary Blaine on board sailed from Fort Monroe for Washington this morn- ing. W. J. Epsngoxr, the new supervising archi tect of the Treasury Department, this morning took the oath of office and entered upon his duties. Mr. Exos H. Nepexker, recently appointed United States treasurer, has telegraphed Treas- urer Huston that he will reach Washington Thursdayand enter upon the duties of the Office. Iscerasep Tonacco AckEAce.—The census office has issued a statement of the acreage and Yield of tobacco for the year 1889, showing an increase over the last census of 55,223 acres and 19,052,440 pounds. Movement oF Suiver.—The issue of standard silver dollars from the mints during the week ended April 18 amounted to $331,332. The issue during the corresponding period of last year was £359,443. Shipments of fractional silver coin since the 1st instant amounted to $362,309. Mz. Harronn’s Retvny.—Mr. Halford, the President's private secretary, returned to the city yesterday afternoon from his melancholy errand to Indianapolis accompanied by his daughter, Janette, Lieut. and Mrs. Parker and Capt. Densmore. ‘He was at the White House Senator Dusors of Idaho left the city this afternoon for Cincinnati to attend the meeting of the republican league clubs. He goes at the request of the Idaho state league and will resent that organization in the national body. The Senator will return to this city for a few days to attend to some unfinished business and then proposes going to Idaho for the summer. ExrermextaL Free Dewiveny.—The ex- perimental frée delivery service will be estab- lished in the following places May 1: Roseville, Cal; Sardis, Miss.; Weldon, N. C.; Oakdale, Neb.; Harrison, Ohio; Cleveland. Tenn.; Fonda, Towa; Neosho, Mo.; Hills N. D.; Han- over, N. H.; Rosoburg, Ore.; Davis, W. Va. There will be on the 1st of May forty-two smali towns and villages in different of the country whero the inhabitants have their mail delivered to their homes. In the event that these experiments show that the extension of the free delivery service so.as to include the Chamberlain of Norfolk are at Willard’s.—— C. W. Cook of New Yorkand W. T. of are at the Randall.——John F. Doyle of New York, J: Thos. J. Semmes of New Orleans and Col. Henry Hitchcock of St. Louis are at the Ari — W: NEW BRIGADIER GENERAL Col, Augustus Valentine Kautz Succeeds Gen. Gibbon, Col Augustus Valentine Kautz, eighth in- fantry, was today appointed brigadier general in place of Gen. John Gibbon, who retired atnoon today at the age of sixty-four years. Gen. Kautz is at present president of the small arms board, which meets in New York. Gen. Kautz was born in Germany in 1828: his parents emigrated to this country and settled in Ohio in the same year. He served as a private in the first regiment of Ohio volun- teers in the Mexican war and on his discharge was appointed to the Military Academy, where graduated in 1852. On graduating he was assigned to the fourth infantry. He served in several Indian campaigns and during the civil war, and was highly commended in oficial dis- tches for “gullantry and ability.” Gen. Kautz is at present in command of the eighth infantry. — NO DISCRIMINATION WANTED, Any Advantage in Seal Ponching Should Be to American Citizens. Secretary Blaine has received, through the Treasury Department, a memorial of the chamber of commerce of Seattle, Wash., pro- testing agninst discrimination in favor of for- cigners m the Bering sca fisheries. The memorial says the law should be en- forced and poaching prevented, but if the delicacy of the position in which the govern- ment is placed pending diplomatic negotia- tions is such as to prevent the law's strict en- forcement any discrimination should be in favor of “our people and not thone of any for- eign country.” ‘The memorial sums up the position of ‘the chamber of commerce as fol- , the thorough execution of the law if possible; second, if im- possible, its non-enforcement as to all; third, that any and all discrimination on the part of the government in ite enforcement shail be to the advantage of our own American citizens.” ——— THE GRAND ARMY ENCAMPMENT, What is Thought About Having It Here Next Year. In Angust the national encampment of the Grand Army will be held in Detroit, Mich. At that meeting the place for holding the en- campment next year will be selected, and some discussion is going on in Grand Arms circles ae to whether an invitation will beextended to the veterans to come to this city. It is conceded that the old soldiers would like to hold their next encampment here. Some of them have not been here since the war and the cheay railroad rates which are made for those attend- ing these annual gatherings, combined with the fact that the me ing is to be held at the capi- tal, would, it is believed, bring great crowds to help the old soldiers celebrate. WHAT SOME G. A. R. MEN THINK. Some of the prominent Grand Army men here take the same position in regard to invit- ing the encampment to mect here aa they did last year when the proposition was made to enter the field in competition with Detroit for the honor of entertaining the old soldiers. No invitation was extended Jast year. The condi- tions proposed by some of the delegates from the department here was that a guarantee fund of $50,000 should be raised by the citizens. ‘This was not done. Capt. Brooks, who is a past department com- mander, and will go to the encampment asa delegate, represents the views of a number of Grand Army men here. In talking with a Stax. reporter to day he said: CAPT. BROOK'S VIEWS. “The Grand Army men of this city would be glad to have the national encampment held in this city. But I, for one, would be unwilling to invite the delegates here unless they could be entertained in as good a style as they bave been in other cities. Ihave no doubt that a low estimate would place the amount that would be expended here during the week that the encampment is in semion at # million and a half of dollars. The citizens here would get the benefit and they are the ones to provide the entertainment fand. The Grand Army men are too poor to contribute, but they will give their services. A fund of $50,000 must be raised and it is probable that it would be all expended, so that there would be none left to return. ‘Unless the citi- zens raise this sum I will oppose on the floor of the encampment s proposition to hoid the next meeting bere. If the citizens don't appreciate this opportunity suiticiently to contrivute the meeting ought not to be held here.” NO ACTION YET TAKEN, Mr. Brooks said that as far as he knew no steps had been taken as yet toward ascertaining whether the money could be raised or not. He said that it wasa question for the citizens to decide and if they wanted the encampment they must go down into their pockets and pay for it. He eaid that nothing less than a fund of £50,000 would do. ———- THE SITUATION IN SOUTH DAKOTA, Better Prospects for the Farmers—The Politi- cal Outlook—Democratic Aspirations tor Pettigrew’s Place. Col. 8, B. Milton, publisher of the Redfield (South Dakota) Observer, and member of the republican state central committee, is in the city for » few days. In conversation with a Star reporter he said that the agricultural prospects for that state this year were most promising and mach better than for several years past. Farmers generally were putting into crops as large tracts of act as their means aad credit would admit. Just now the political parties of the state are in that state of tran- uility and re ve mood incident to the Glose of a state legidature and an offyear. ‘The municipal elections have wrought some political surprises in some localities, but they The Farmers’ Alliance continues to be very active and is instituting local branches of that order in many counties of the state. People are unreserved in their comments on the work of the state legislature recently closed, which was distinguished by the election of Rev. J. H. Kyle to the United States Senate. It was an alliance legislature, but neither the election of Rev. Kyle nor the enactments of that body indi- cated any great victory for that party. In the selection of the United States Senator the pro- moters and organizers of the nt , ergo alliance, were ignored and the legis- Eat catema tected soot towmeaten achievements of @ boastful campaign. Col. Milton believes that if the alliance is HER CASE NOT MADE. Gladys Evelyn Loses Her Suit Against William H. Hurlburt SENSATIONAL KIDNAPPING IN OHI0. Baron Fava Predicts the Recall of Marquis Imperiali. REPUBLICANS IN CINCINNATL ME. HURLBURT ACQUITTED, Evelyn Net The Promise to Marry Miss Proved to the Jury. Special Cable Dispatch to The Evening Star. Loxpox, April 20.—The room in the new law courts in which the Hurlburt case is being tried was crowded to suffocation this morning by an cager throug intent on hearing the con- clusion of the judge's charge and the verdict of the jury. The plaintiff was in court wearing # hat lavishiy decked with primroses in honor of Primrose day,which this year fell on Bunday, but seemed to be unaware that she was being closely studied by a lady with a lorgnette. The Jady was Mrs. Huriburt, who reached town on Saturday too late to give her important evi- dence in her husband's case, even bad be wished her to do so. Nir. Justice Cave continued bis charge by drawing attention to the letter purporting to have been sent by the plaintiff from Parte to Mrs. Hurlburt, dated September, 1889, whereas in her diary the plaintiff declared that she did not know that the defendant was married until 1890. The judge remarked thet unless this apparent contradiction could be explained doubt would be cast on the authenticity of the plaintiff's diary. As to the date Mr. Condy remarked that the plaintiff did not admit that sbe wrote the letter in September, 1889. Atthis point Mra Hurlburt asked to be taken from the court room, declaring in a quite audible tone that she “could not stay here and hear such lies.” After a fow moments’ interval Mr. Justice Cave coucluded his summing up by referring to the unwise step taken by the defendant in putting on record an alternative plea and charg- ing that the jury must be satinhed thet there Was an actual promise of marriage before they could find « verdict for the plaintiff The jury then at 1 o'clock retired to consider eir Verdict. Mr. Justice Cave was, however, not allowed to end his charge without further interruption. Having been inspired by new resolution the lady said to be Mre. Hurlburt suddenly re- | appeared in the court room and evidently la- boring under great excitement exclaimed claim a hearing.” She was at once taken in charge by the court officials and conducted down stairs to the street. At2:25 the jury sent a question to the judge which was answered in writing and soon after- ward brought ina verdict for the defendant. The jury added that in its opinion no promise of marriage had been proved. The announcement of the verdict was re- ceived by the people in the court room with slight applause, which was, however, instandy checked. Mr. Hurliurt received many cou- gratulations. “I ——_ A SENSATIONAL KIDNAPPING, Mystery as to the Stealing of the Nites Chil- dren Cleared. Curcaco, April 20.—A special dispatch from Springfield, Ohio, says: The mystery surround- ing probably the most sensational case of child stealing since the Charley Rost affair has just been solved by the arrest of Miss Effie Cutler, Miss Broner, Mins Batcheler and Ellen Talbot on the charge of stealing the Niles children at the instigation of their father, Dr. Niles. The story of the stealing of the children reads more like @ romance than sober reality. Dr. and Mrs. Niles have been fighting in the courts for the custody of the claidren for some time. Three weeks ago, on the eve of the decision of the court, the children were stolen and could not be found. Miss Etien Talbot, © dressmaker, has con- fessed thutxbe hired a horse and buggy and stole the children at § o'clock in the morning from the house where the sberiff bad p them for eafe keeping. and drove them twenty miles toa lonely country place belonging to Mr. and Mra. Cutler. Here they were kept in secret and allowed to see no one. Miss Talbot further confessed that about a week afterward she again went into the country aud visited the house where the children were contined. were taken intoa room and the sunny: boys Paul and Louis, aged respectively four- tecn monthsand four years, were shorn of their curls. Some powerful binck hair dye was then applied to their heads and their bair became @ deep black. They were then dresed in two suits of girls’ clothing, which Miss Talbot took out for the purpose of completing the disguise. ‘The children were then taken to Pittsburg and finally to # little town in Michigan—Howell, Livingston county. A detective bas started after the children. ‘The Catlers were to get £40 for the stealing and taking care of the children. The money was placed ona table and taken without any ex- tion except by movements in the sign nguage. The father was also arrested and lodged in jail on the charge of child ‘as he is «aid to have planned the whole scheme. It ix believed by the lawyers and detectives engaged on the cuse that the offense is clearly comprebended under the Ohio statute on kidnapping or child stealing; for it the pun- ixhment is from to twenty years in the penitentiary. Dr. Niles had the children stolen, it is claimed, because it was generally thought the courts would give them to his wife and she threatened to put them im @ convent, to which he was violently opposed. Miss Brunner and Miss Kate Batcheler were arrested last night for complicity in the kid- napping case. Mrs. Batcheler is » boarding house keeper with whom the children were left for safe keeping. The sheriff bas received a telegram from Michigan saying that the chil- dren would soon be returned. se aelensoh-sonaptantg BARON FAVA TALKS. He Says Italy Will Withdraw Its Represent ative From Washington. Panm, April 20.—Baron Fava, the Italian minister at Washington, who recently left the United States on leave of absence, hus arrived here on his way to Rome. The Soleil declares that the baron i# much annoyed at the action of the United States in regard to the New Orleans affair. Ai to that paper, Baron Fava, while on his way across the — = veral of his fellow mgers on Gascogne, the steamship upon which be left New York for Havre,that the Marquis lmperiali di Francavilla, the charge d'affaires at Wasb- ington, would be recalled. Italy, the baron is Crscrexatt, Ouro, April 20.—Delegates to the Republican National League convention, which assembles here tomorrow, began to come in yesterday in large numbers and the balance hostelerics have flate Pherson, the well-known broker, is pirtarerxs left bum by customers onle