Evening Star Newspaper, April 21, 1891, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, * Y1Ol Pennsylvania Ave, corner 11th Street, by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, 8. E. KAUFFMANN, Pres't TRE Evexixa Stam is served to subscribes im the ity by carriers, on their own account, at 10 caMcs Der week, oF 440. math. Copies the counter, [Entered at the Post Office at Washington, D. C.. as | eecond-class wail matter. ) 3 Genteeach. by taail—any where fu the Uuizel States OF I Saeed poste Propand "Do cents per muu:d. Earcupat QUADRUPLE SWEET Stan $1.00 par years with toreisn postage added, $0.00. pening Star. Fa" AL! wail subseriptions mnst be paid im advance: 124 payor sent lonwer than paid or. Vo. 78, No 19,026. Meation. == WASHINGTON, D.C. TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 1891. TWO CENTS. FINANCIAL. | FINANCIAL. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. ae Washington News and Gossip. SQUTHERS INVESTMENT comraxy 050,000 of first mortengs street Tai | TZ.1S_B9, Lox Smpiy secured: 7 per cent interest yourself in AnBUALLY. Subscription mon Ath instant. | your faudly wi Gtit-edie Investment. Cali at Rooms 30 and f-| ayesrand fortale sam, 0 coren busiding. ‘soya | Tuatter Low soon you may be taken off. Lite insur Sice is one of the createst Slecsiaes LAMI8 Oo TEWESBURY, —W.BBIBBS. | Piss wo talk Wt oven Were CHES brat kre, 7.50 Broxdway. N.Y. Manager, 1r26 F st. a.w., with Equitable Life Assurance So- Mea.ber Washington Stock Exchange. | ciety. "SMB Pasitatie Tite Amarentor LEWIS G. TEWESBURY & CO.. A. BARE OPPORTUNITY 18 OFFERED SMALL BANKERS AND BROKERS investors who may receive (pro rata) the saree profits 138 F ST., WASHINGTON, D. C., Bey ayd wll for cash or on mansin Stocks, Bonds, rovisions and Uti ‘Private wires fo New York and Chicago. Interest allowed on deposits. Out ./-town business a specialty. ‘Ail Local Securities dealt in. Constant quotations a1. narkeis. Leluphone 545. oxi J*. © conson. farce ones in placing, ther savings im wuarenteed tes ‘wecureUhy fest dead of trust on Teal ovof $011) aubject to being” taken wp an Dey $5.40 premium, and in deta’. of f note at inaturi'y will kive froin $100.00 to 50.00) prot. Inorder ta. al] may avail theuselves Of this desirabie and sate se urity scui-monthly pay Rieets of 810-00 will be arcepint duiring tue present mouth: THOMAS A. MITCHELL, 904 F 6t:, Wasiington city, D.C. .B.—A separate lot 504150 feet secures each note, ‘JNO. W. MAQARTNEY, Merier nook Ex. _— Titie iasurance Company's alstract with guarantee of CORSON & MACARTNEY, Fesponsitile yanking hovse of this city. ‘of non Biaiere tnd Deslers ts Government fivnda poe OnPY Peep siks MITCHELL, 004 F at. chance. Loang. Collections. 7 att Dosdsantall securities tated Szeuangrsot Sew suri, Fotadeipiua, boston mere soit abd s0.c ‘ ‘Aepe laity made of covestment securities, ' District Borie und sil loce! Haiirved, Gas, Insurance aad Tele Phone Stock dent in. “Aunerian Bel. Teicphone Stock bought and sold. 3918 How Do You Bev: i Sow pay cash dou tay froin credit houses: every nan. who sellson time must have many lowes and some iy most make it up, and those who PAY mast bear Call for a Primer, free, which wilt tell you ail about the American Se- eurity and Trust Company. BEE! 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 & a OF ONE MILLION TWO HUNDRED AND Tr you buy ou time you can’t get cash prices. If you NE MITT tive notes you pay aa awiul interest.” Compare our | FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS. PSotecn Lop Mattress, #2225, om Lop Mattress, $2.25. So round Litnatr Matton. $8.50. fucsrring Cot, $i Sent glo arranved Wire Springs. #248. Ail Steel Book” Fouad Wossu Wire Springs, $6.50. Soid eisewhere $7.50 10 38.20. Gfoot Exteonon Tabi, square or round, $4.95. TRUSTS.—The American Security and trust company is authorized by law to act as trustee, executor, administrator, guardian, receiver, assignee, treusurer, &c., under ap- polutment of the courts, corporations or in- dividuals. In drawing up your will it will be Slandsome thug Pattern Pscior Sinise, poet advantageous to your heirs and your estate to Bue souk or Fina Wainut Fraue Baltes, 7 places, | are te cas: poor onipseaga keep your will free of charge. DEPOSITS.—Money deposited with us will draw interest, yet remain subject to Sold Unik Sideboard, $12.50. A Good Folding Bed, $10. ¥ine Cattionier Bel. $25. Souid Oax Suites, $10.10. Oak Suites to $75. check at all thnes. Quito often your deposits Cane Seas Chairs, 67c. wil draw sufficient interest to pay the rent of ezine Wanat ‘Gent Sent Dining Chat, bigh beck | a sate for storing your valuable private Dae Bupa bog: pis Cane-cont Di 81.25. Pers. Boxes are $10, $15 and $25 per year. 10-400 yards Matting, in thirty-8¥e ps from | COLLECTIONS.—The company collects in- comes of every description. such as rents, donds, ke. Settle ments rendered as desired. Gentlemen de- string to travel, non-residents and residents, who for reasons desire to be relieved of attend- ing to their collections should avail them- selves of the company’s services in this ca~ Pacity, as the chargesare extremely mocierato. oy a shace, sk fringe at Ngyeen ene um” and trimunings in banquet | “I NVESTMENTS.—Copitaliste and inveet- eFax ior Puttin: this card here and we have rot | ors in general can secure frum the company pat i ea amen oo you. You — : gusranteed investinents of « wost proiitabis Saieten peste eee wit | Bature. The company offers for sale mort- pe | a er ‘you try. LOANS.—The company has money to loan MC. es STORES, im any desired amounts upon approved secur- ‘3510 and 1512 7th st. ow. bet. Pand ities. Applications for money to be used in ‘Cheap for. ap! building will be received and considered. TREASURER —Tke company offers its services in the capacity of treasurer to associ ations, corporations and institutions. STORAGE.—The Company bas a large fire- proof and burgiar-proof building expressly for the storage of household effects, such as Furniture, Pianos, Pictures, Plate and valua- blesof every description. The Company has ‘expert movers and packers to atten: to the re- moval of all goods intended for storage. The ‘warehouse is jocated 1140 15th st. nw. Ladies will be «iven every attention and conscientiously advised as to the manazement 8, 2he. PER YD. AT RISE, 1241 Lith st- se, ap20-de ‘The great chemist, pronounced the well- known Liebis Company's Extract of Beef, made of the finest River Platte cat finitely superior in flavor and quality to any made of cattle grown in Europe or else- ‘where. He authorized the use of of their financial affairs. Ladies may deposit = sethe | in their own name, rent safes, &c.. ‘The Com- well-known «= J. LIEBIG, trademark | pany hasevery possible facility for the most economic and judicious management of the ‘signature, ot estates of widows, orphans and uinors. LIEBIG EXTRACT cess AMERICAN oumanre oraeer. SECURITY AND TRUST Co. For Delicious For Improved and Pate ame Seay Beef Tea. [mh26-th.tu] Economic Cooiery. ‘A. A. Thomas... Seound Vice President. = = Fecey B. Metazer... ‘Treas: ONT FAIL TO ATTEND THE REMNANT SALE. - Dene Ere”? Tee peas oe George K. Eminons........... Secretary. ap20ct 2241 Lith st. se | Washington Directors: jadelphia Directors: A. T. Britton, Wiitaus AM. Coates, . ©. 3. Bell, Robert Dornin, M. S. Camnz & Cos M. W. Beveride, Daniel Donovan, Henry F. Blount, Join N. Hutelinson, doun 8. Jenks ALMA POLISH Henry 3. Louchhelm, Caleb J. Mine, Isthe Best Dressing in the WORLD for Chartes Forter, = saa Jobn R. McLean, Avan H. Reed, Martin F. Morris, B. 5. Sharp, ee Crosby 8. Noyes, Willian Verner, M. M. Parker, Harry F. West. Sold by All Shoe Dealers. apt-cotm | James G. Payne, a W. 8. Thompson, Office: 1419 G st. new. A. A. Thomas, ‘B2-Ware house: 1140 Benry A. Willard, 6th nw. GR Learzrom Benjamin H. Warder. p20 TTT RRR U NNN S555 t Kae i u SRS S, Sss. | NEW ORLEANS_ LOAN, BUILDING AND SAV- & EE So SR EM Su8 | inaxcnorsiccne weer {NA AVE.N.W., WASHINUTON, D.C. ASSOCTATION FOR INVESTORS and & Are the strongest Trunks made, weighing 16 to 25 | who desire to save suitey by monthly snste Pounds less than the averaze strong trunk, and are TREY EGHTON ie EER hae more roomy than any other make, beeatse of the PLANS DEFINITE, thinness of the material wed. A positive guarantees for & ‘The prices are little more than one-half that of Good |, S'vek issued on 4 AVE Sole Leather Trunks and but little more than that of | (T™ © ordinary strong Trunks. Call and examine them, see | EVAsi ye Ct S. the test that we make of their durability and read the | Witudrawinz inen.bers forfeit no part of their install- testimonials of those who have used them. pagats nor are Hey reauinnd to pay amy eancellacion We bave che largest assortuwent of Traveling Goods | “No ifisE>.. nse IMPOSSIBLE, because securities of all kinds ever displayed in thiscity at lower prices | are ou first than ever before. mortwaves. Kea estate only taxen tor JAMES 8. TOPHAM, SOLE MANUFACTURER. loans, which SECURES members ABSOLUTELY. Shares are non-fortei Salesroom 1231 Penna. ave. n.w. Factory 1220 E st. nw. stock » forieitures, BO cavils, NO 100 per vent. Ihe borrower knows to's cet wast iis LOAN wil cost hun. Lhere :sno-"biads oans. ECESsARY To stint | $~ Borrow $1,000 and get the $1,000 cash. ik at our “pinot limes for matucity of all STOCKS and LOANS alt eae ~ | GUAIAN TEED arcorting to Clans o> plan peerted NDIA LINEN Se., AT THE REMNANT 3AL8. | 7° UH Uigruuatuon wiveu either at principal office, Petia se Syl | citice, No. 468 LOUISIANA AVE, Wasbiizten, D. #. De Gousas, p20. ‘Aweait. AL contracts arede ‘The investor knows in ad- vance what be pays aud what le ain F cent 10 Forty years practical experience in manufacturing. Beyaring of all kinds thorougiy and promptly done. ‘pl? Woxass [spusreiut Excuaxer, 331 N. CHARLES St. A BALTIMORI ‘WU: #11 all orders promptly for Cakes, Maryland cuits, Brewis abd all kinds of Home Cocueneee ‘The Exchange bas the Latest Patterns of Chi dren's Clothing. Work neatly done $300,000 Eunch room wm save Lauding. Oven from 20 to 4 ‘Has been paid in endowments and sick benefits by the FRIENDLY AID Beasaze: SOCIETY. Rosistered Trade Mark, All Certificates mature in PURE RYE WHISKY, SIX MONTHS. @4.0 Gallon, $1 « Quart and Sc. s Pint. Reserve and Endowment Fund beld in trast by the aint: TREASURER OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF MAS- jini SanttgemEZE. ee tN Gere om rene ign geon Asel. Sruxe Hass DUNLAP'S NEW YORE HATS IN OUR REFERENCES. 3,000 Certificate Holders in the Home Lodge at SILK AND DERBY. - benere ” rr Was pa nage RGANIZERS WANTED. and Gold Brown colors, round aud square Address crown. Glaged Taryaulin Sailor Hats, new shape. Boys’ Derbiee at $1.25 aud apward, WILLETT & RUOFF, ap6-Sma 46 Penosyivanis ave ow. Woom mastacs, SLATE MANTELS, ‘The FRIENDLY AiD SOOIRTY, WALTHAM, MASS. aplé-tu,th,sat,6t {Copy Tperasuey perartSiti?t, orrice oF come. troller of the Currency, Washington. Feb. 19, 1891. Wheres, b Ty aridence presented 1, tbo satiasoc ‘Bed. it bas bee wade to appear that <The GRATES AND TILES. — of Ae ¥ se the city of fou and District of Cotuuabia bas coun ew goods, ‘Low prices. with all'the provisions of the Statutes of the United States required to be complied with before an associa: SOOKE’, ou shail We sutuorised t copimence the busnces of Deniing: Sow, tueretore rar, Lacey, comp= fe12-0 400 Louisiana ave. 2.9. acreon eerily toad tbe aa vin a F ee BATTS BK LK ILLES Co.utbia ts authorized to commence the bus.ness of bamiatBs as provided. in soc. Hou Bity-one hundred aud sixty-nine of the Revised Statates of the United-States. iu testimony wiercof Rithese uy) hand aad seal Of wife this lteh day of Feb ruary, 1501. (Seal.) B.S. LACEY, Comptrolterof the Ci . No, 452i. te, 21, 25,2828, mu 7, 14.22, Boat. 11,1830 For bed burs, surek Kk desth Contalas nok K_ Ssov the peace. It does the work ef- KK tectively. Four BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, 913 AND 915 F ST. N. W. ‘Has the best plan devised for securing s Home. NO AUCTION OF MONEY. amomnt losned, repayable $13 per month on each eas eee Vargas OB. Bors ULRED. Cambrie. Se. Bx CENT INTEREST ALLOWED ON HCIAL PAX MENTS. ‘FICERS: BY OF. a Pree. ‘Twreedaie, See. AMERICAN 85 fa EY Si saver co. np20-tr caxmabb anion Bank. Amanogia, Se. Sages of Irene Gods, 29%, 25, SOc. and 61. <q=>WE DENY NOTING? public voice Js too stron. We accept the ver: hat our Shirts ave the fnest ever attempted. ‘All cut and miade on the presses. Feriection suatatitesd or no sale. MILLER'S, Successor to ELLERY & Co., Shirtmakers, Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Outfitters, fel2m, Bet REMINGTON TYPE. WRITERS. “PARAGON” TYPEWRITER RIB- BONS, our own manufacture, are by far THE BEST i the market. Soldex- clusively by WYCKOFF, SEAMANS & BENEDICT, 293m OR. 8TH AND F 8TS. N.W. Be F00P._ STILE. CORRECTNESS of form and attention to details in engraving, paper end printing are es Senta! to make w invitations Perfect. GEDNEY & ROBERTS, Makers, U7 Ut 86, Bear Gas Oise BLANKETS. Wo have the facitities and knowledge ‘as to how they should be laundried and fuarantes to return them tu you equal to Dew. Name and address, picasa, aid One of our wagons will call for them. TOLMAN STEAM LAUNDRY, 409 C at. Ww eS THE SUPREME COURT OF THE Dis- ‘GRICT OF COLUMBIA. lold.ng & special term for Orphans’ Court business, ‘April 10, 1801. In the matter of the estate of Lizzie Cannon, Jate of the District of Columbia, deceased. No. 4332. Aadmu'n Doe. 16. Application for the probate of the last will and testa- ment and for letters testamentary on the estate of the a ieceased, has this day been made by Harry W. ntl. All persons interested are hereby notified to appear in this court on FEI Dats the 1st oy of ny ment, at o'clock to show cause why the said will shouid not be proved and sdmitted to probate and let- Te testamentary on the estate of the said deceased should not issue 2s prayed. Provided, a copy of this order be published cuce a weak for three weeks in tie Sasuineton Law Reporter and Evening Star, previous sald day. By ‘the court A. B. HAGNER, Justice. Pas ’. WRIGHT, Register of Wilis for the Dist. €6. rat ST. THOMAS, Proctor. aplt-lawsw qo IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIB- “4 TRICT OF COLUMBIA. ding « special term for Orphans’ Couri business, April 10, 1401, : Inthe matter of the estate of Mary Fenton, late of fhe District of Columbia, deceased. "No, 40s4."Adau'n ‘Application for the probate of the last will and testa ment and for letters testament ry on the estate of the suid deceased, “Las this day been made by E. Kurte Johnston. All persons interested are hereby notified to appear in this court on FRIDAY, the Ist day of 3 Rext.at 12 o'clock m..t0 show catise why the sald, Will slicu.d not be provéd and adtnitted to probate and letters testainentary on theestate of the said deceased Shots not fssie as prayed. Provided, a copy of this Grder Le published ohve a Week {or three weeks in tle Washin-ton Law leporterand Ihe Eventi: Star pre- vious fo the said day. jecoure B. HAGNER, Justice. WKIGHT, Register of Wills for the Dist. L4-law3w THE SUPREME COURT OF IHE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, ‘The 7th day of April, 180! Emiline V. Monteomery et al. vs." the unknown, heirs at law of Peter Hoffman or Hoofman. No. 13028. Eq. a ‘On motion of the plaintiff, by Mr. James H. Smith, their soueator, if i8 ordered ‘that tue delendanta, the unknown heirs at law of Peter Hoffman or Hoofinan. of Georgetown, D. O., cruse thelr entered hi arance tobe mn or betore the first ruie day occurring '§ atter this day ; otherwise the cause will be 1 with as in case of cefamit. The object of this suit is to quict the title to part of original lots 1) ana_ 1 Beal's addi:ion to Geoncetown : publication of this order’ is to be nade urea week for three successive weeks betore said day in the Washington Law Reporter aud in the Washing- ton Evening Star. By the court, A. B. IAGNER, Justice, &e. True copy. Test: KR. J. MEIGS, Clerk, &c. aplt-law. By M.A. CLANCY, Ase't Clerk. IN THE S| PREMP COURT OF THE DIB- Bee river oF convmnta The th day of April, 1 Augustus W. Abbott v- Jully) Abboti_No. 12900. 1a. Doe, 32. On motion of the plamtift, by Mr. James H. Smith, his souicitor, it is ordered that the defendant, Julie Abbott, cause ber apjvarance to ie entered herein om or before the first rale-day occurrng torty days after this day; otherwise the cause Will be proceeded with 8.1m case of dufault. “Tue object of this suit is for an absolute dissointion of tue inarriaze contract, om the zrount of d ms publication of this order is to be tuade once & week 10F fu lof thise success ve weeks before said day tn the Wasiiucton Law Keporter and in the Washington Evening Star. by the court: A. BR. HAGNER, Justice, &o. ‘Truccopy. ‘Test. KJ. MEIGS, Clerk. apli-lawsw By M.“d. CLANCY, Aus't Clerk. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS- TRICT OF COLUMBIA. Ging a special tera: for Orphans’ Court business, April 10, 1401. In the matter of the estate of Alired C. Perry, late of ‘the District of Columbia, deceased.— No. 4353. Adm'n Doc. 16. Application for letters of administration on the ¢s- tate of ece.sed, has this day been made by TLLIAM BH. HOE herevy notified 20 a am this court on “Y, the first dey of May next, at 1Lo'clock a.1., to show catice Why vetters c/a .cufnistration on the estate of the (A deceased sould not issae as @ copy of this orcer be published o Weeks in the Washington Law Reporter, and in the Evening Star previous to the said day By ti A. B. HAGNER, Justice, Test: 1. BUNSTOU, Digester of Uulit Sor the Dist. of Columbia. J. J. WILMARTH, Proctor. apid-isw-Sw - > CMUTION. ISHING ALL OF OUR MA- SE chines to vive che | ighest degree of setisine lion, We particulariy caution those having old ones of ourionze acaiust allowing thew tor atjusted clos, Where than at the COMPANY'S OFFICE, Wuere none but genu:ne parts are used, and oniy the ‘most reason- able charges, if ny, are thade. Orders by postal will ‘All persons interested aro =" ‘WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: ‘S chants’ Mutual Protective Union was: - or the watual protection of ite lneiubere aelnst pe ‘lass of persons Who can, but wii not, pay their ‘The membership, which is composed of our joerchants and trancebuen, is ianyo aha rapidly increas objects are to assist {ts members in collect! back bills and to report to them monthly the names, Persons who do nat Lay, ‘The annual fee is ¥z, the monthly dues 50 cents, to De,paid on the delivery of the rope: ‘All persons. in: to men ers who fail to make satisfactory arrangements with them for settlement (aiter haying Leen duiy notiued) thelr ‘ublished, so that they may be. known to 8 aud credit denied thei thereafter. ‘For further information cali cn oF address . B. BK General anaver, 5, Central al Bank building, “and 1906 Lath st. oo Dey PAsEuanTe AND CEL- Toms material that will Lover deteriorate by age By using POTOMAC BLUE BTONE. It te cheeper than trick. An 18-inch foundation wailcan be built of Fotomac Blue Stcne—Lest “work: P—tor the awe cpst as a 14-inch brick wail. For heavier walls the costs uituca less 1h Proportion. Avy quantity delivered prowptiy by boats ut aay int onthe river front or by wagons {0 any part Of eQunri miles on the Potomac be- ‘Quarries extending 23 tween Aqueduct and Chain bridges. ‘Bridie ‘bioe uuiding fronts, range ‘Also broken stone, base (e stone, block stoue for and Uroken ssuier work Dinder and granolithic. Pure «round stone dust at © ‘very low price—excel.ent muierial fur lawns and walks, ‘Bri evevated bins loaded upon ves- Sanaa Teens. tee sone were uted to Valid tae Cathouic Univ Georgetown College and, mai other large buildins’s in the city. Also for foundations Of most of the larke kovernuent buidings im Wash- Docks, 3220 Water st. ‘Box at Builders’ Exchange. ‘Teleplone number: 137%. apli-tu,théts, 1m" POTOMAC STONE CO. Sq Pont ant Kopice GAS CONSUMERS, Arrangements beve been made for the eonvente yerecbs living fn the eustern and western. Ue city by which they can pay their gas bills. Lenlang bour t ‘ATIONAL CAPITAL BANK THE WEST FND NATIONAL BANE on or before the Sth each month, TRORPERTA will ve ented totus dame ASS ber 1,000 cubic feet. o2l-tr WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY. ‘men GAS AND GASOLINE STOVES BEFORE.YOU PURCHASE. IT WILL PAY YOU. ALL SIZES, WITH AND WITHOUT OVEN AND BOILER. W. 8. JENKS & CO., op15-1 TIT Teh ot ie Bre POWDERED SUGAR, Go. PER POUND. Granulated Sugar, 5. per pound. ‘A Suxar, Rie PHILIP B. WARD, aps-1m 2100 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. MANY OF THE LADIES OF WASHING {ep will be happy to hear, that the St. Hove Industrial Nchool, 20%) Gat. n. w-, hasagsin reopened, 8 departiment for children’s work. fe2s-2un g=>THE FIRE AND BURGLAR - PROOF <a BUILDING (OF THRE WASHINGTON SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, 916 Pennsylvania ave, Contains SIORAGE ROOMS: Constructed entirely of brick, with stesl Goors, BTEFL VAULTS, for morareot wiver plate, Jewelry ‘and Valuables at iminunuin charkes: . £7.5 upwar: ; _ mtn TNSPeCHON INVITED BR MEMICAN ICE COMPANY. OMce. cor. 10th and F ate, n. w. ‘Telephone, 450. 000. TONS PURE NATURAL PENOBSCOT 45, RIVER ICE to be had at our depots and from RED WAGONS at LOWEST PRICES TTB RE BED COUNT on tickets at office. Don't need BOILING. No surrounding graveyards or sewers. Nochemicals. Houses, I'jg street wharf. Hrancu, Wand 10thand F sts. n.w., where IN- NDENT DRIVERS AND CONSUMELS can be supplied. “Dealersin GOAL, WOOD AND L7 <q ROCHDALE CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY. “he reralarquarteriy meethig of this sacleby willbe held, in Grand Army fail, 1410 Pennsylvania — on TUESDAY, 2ist instant, at 8 o'clock p. sharp: ‘There should be a full attendance of merabers, as the report of the committee on con: m, postponed from the last meeting, will come up for conaileration. Members inust suow the trade curd at. the door t0 In admu.ttance; otherwise they must be voucued for vy the: rei A.T. INGLEY, President. 3. We HARSHA, Secretary. api ene DO NERS OF REAT ESTATE NEAR THE ‘Fenusyivania ave. and 14th st. cable lines Wanting earth filling are requested to address CON- TRACTOR, corner 14th and © sts. n.w.-— apl6-7t* SSOFFICE OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND POTOMAC TELEPHONE COMPANY. vidend of 75 cents per share will be payable on the 27th day of ‘April, “1591, to. the stockholders ‘of Tocord at the close of Gusiness on the Lith day of April. ISOL, at the office of the treasurer of the company, Giy 14th st. on. w., Washinton, D.C. ‘Ths transiér Books will be lowed from the 19th t0 the Seth of April inclusive. SAMUEL M. BRYAN, President. CHARI BEEBE, Treasurer: Washington, D. C., April 14. 1801,” ap Lote’ 8150.01 80.15.00. 85.00 ‘WOOD MANTELS. New style, cabinet finish, Cherry, Ash, Plaim or Antique Oak. The design of the mantei is neat and elegant. Buch value in wood mantels has never been offered. ‘The above price pays for both mantel 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. 0. apl5-Ot Ka >™ Dae IMPORTING TAILOR, 1111 Pa, ave. apl4___All Spring Novelties received. MARK'S 1 E, ASCENSION and ‘Nass. “ave., FRIDAY, April 24, 4:30 p.m. Annual festival service. Music by the waited vestad choirs of the District. The pub lic are cordiaily invited to be ap2l-ta, thee EVERY WELL NTED DWELLING should have a CEDAR CLOSET, ice Lot on Hand. ap21-ae* YN, 719 14th st. now, A STATED MEETING OF MITHRAS Lodge of Perfection, No. 1, A. A. 8. Rite, will be held on TUESDAY EVENING, ist in: stant, at 7:30 O'elock. Work 4th and 5th desrees. apd0-2t A. H. HOLT, 2d Dectee, Secy. ‘thesds, Bedford and Londonderry Lithis stars, Trade sunplied, 2p20-% ‘JOHN B. MAGRUDER, 1417 N.Y. ave. THE SISTERS OF PLOVIDENCE, OF ST. ‘Mary's, Vigo County, Ind., wishing to know the whereabouts ofl their irsuer"pupila, would be Pint giving Dave each one send tely a <— ARRIVED—A CAR LOAD OF BE- @q=> MASONIC. — WASHINGTON ‘No. 14, F. A. A.M. will ho! WEDNESDAY, Xpril 22, ‘CENTEN- ia Ep. wer second degree. retire ‘iter iodavs frateruaily. inv ‘By order of W. M ie Cr of W- PMMETT C. ELMORE, SPEC 1c ‘havin goods on deposit with H. K. Puiton pon which interest is due twe've months or more are hereby notified to call and pa’ goods will be sold at auction ‘apzi-6t* HK. F Be NATIONALIST CLUB, No. 1. OF ST. ree ‘wusical and literary entert ‘a. ment WEDNESDAY EVENIN ap <q->A MEETING OF 1HE STOCKHOLDERS ‘of the Riges Fire Insurance Company for the election of nine trustees will be held at the office of the company, 1:31 F st. n.w., on WEDN: May 20, 1801, "Polis wiji_be opened at Iv closed at 2 o'siock p.m. Transfer Looks will be closed. ‘on the day of election.” FRANCIS B. MOHUN, apzl-tu,th,e-td Secretary. ‘April 2, SPECIAL NOTICE — WILL THE PARTIES ‘and ladies who left the car who witnessed the cruelty to the car horse on the Metropolitan rall- Toad between 5th and 6th sta. on Fst. last Wednesda: morning 4 adresses to B. CHATEAUBBIA. ‘Trust and Loan Company, 1500 H D, NO ARGUMENT IS NEEDED 20 provs that wood clothes are prolerable to cheap. ‘Our rightly inade sare Riente cost ittie i ‘any more than the other Sort, and compared sas ty side the differ: ence in trimin.og and tailoving is spparcay even to the inexperienced. Then also this about ours, you cap bring them back and have the price refunded without the slizht- gat objection. Gc ‘will is esteemed rather faa your money. °P*GKORGE BPRANSY, 020 Ca 7ine. OPFICE OF THE PNEUMATIC GUN CAR- RIAGE AND POWEE COMPANX, Wen goRCORAN BULD.NG* Vashington, D. C.. April : ‘The annual meeting of the stockholdcrs of this coin- pany for the election of directors for the ensuing year and for other regu.ar busines will be eid vt tik oie Bee, as prescribed by the constitution a SATURDAY, April 26, 1801, at 10 o'clo: ‘apz0-st C. B. CREEC go> THOMAS & THOMAS. RESIDENT MANA £ers.—In soknowledising receipt of $50 from the New York Accident Insurance Company for two weeks’ loss of time, I desire to state I trely'satisGed with th istinent made. factity wae afforded mo in ma Buy claim was promptly PINGTON, Roba 2b C aber ‘THIS I8 THE SEASON WHEN DRIV- ing isa luxury. Why forego the pleas- ure and comfort of a handsome, stylish vehicle when the outlay is comparatively so little? You will find our prices at lecst 25 Percent lower than other first-class deaers. SHAFFER BROTHERS, FINE CARRIAGES At popular prices. mb27-1m Corner 14th and T streets n.w. MEDICAL, ASSOCIATION, adjourned meeting of the Medical Associa tion of the District ot Colurabia will be held at the Uni- Yersity of Georetown Law buldine corner of bth and F sts. n.w., TUESDAY EVENING, April 21, 1b91, at So'clock. “By order of the president: a W. Fi M.D. ©. W. FRANZON JAS__D. MORGAN, Secretary. D, O.—AN eg TE REQUEST OF ONE THOUSAND and one of our customers we have provided space for s lunch room on thesixth floor of our 10th street building and have opened the same. Weare how prepared to serve them in first-class manner. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, <q ROCHDALE CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY, Members are inforued that the new trade canis and books, running to April, 1802, are how ready for issue. Please write your present address across the face of the old pink car's expiring April, INI, and restr them without deiay to any of the following. Damned menbersand obtain the new ones.” Mercian will not recownize the old cards after April 30, 1801" 4. T. LONGLLY, 812 Ast, n.c., Agt'l De T. P KEENE, 1004 0 st., 24 Auditor's Off HALSHA, thi H st. Cash oom, Treas, Dept. oot and at pn: a. at ty Rees Ai Reg Ofice, Treas, ns fice, De a 3c. store). D.M. a. Enw. and Printing. Hk ington st, Alox.. Var JOHN 1B. w., Signal Vifice. Fh Gri. Int. Dept. Fa Fai! nw. Bf n.w., Reg. O., Treas, i Date ae ae . M. SALMON, 1638 Loth st. n.w. by order of the execut "3 °o ittee.. apS-lino W. HARSHA, Sec'y. THE INDEPENDENT ICE ‘COMPANY Announce to the citizens of Washington that they are prepared as usual to suppiy its patrons with the best quality of KENNEBEC ICE ‘At the lowest rates. Bear in mind that our Yellow Wagons, plainly marked INDEPENDENT ICE €O., Serve all parts of the city and Mount Pleasant. A LIBERAL DISCOUNT (On alltickets purchased or ordered from COR. 12TH ST. AND PA. AVE. 9pl0-La BS wre are siting WINDOW SCREEN FRAMES, 17. EACH. ADJUSTABLE WINDOW SCREENS, $2.75 DOZEN. WIRE SCREEN DOORS, COMPLETE, ‘With Spring Hinges, Hook and Eyeand Knob, @leach. 2% FT. GARDEN HOSE, COMPLETE, ‘With Couplings and Patent Nozzle, 82 each. GARDEN HOSE REELS, 75c. EACH. A FULLY GUARANTEED LAWN MOWER, $3.75 3-QUART ICE CREAM FREEZER, @1.35 EACH. POULTRY NETTING, 2-INCH MESH, Per 100 square feet, 70c. PouLTRY NETTING, LIGHT WEIGHT, Per 100 square feet, 60c. BARBER & ROSS, COR. 11TH AND G STS. ¥.W. Opposite Boston Dry Goods Store. OWE Insist too much on quality? We build fine grade of work at a very mod- erate price. Wore carrying « larger stock and better assortment of Carriages than ever before and our ware rooms were Rever more attractive. We shall be gratified to have you inspect our ‘stock Lefore it is broken. ANDREW J. JOYCE'S SONB, 1028 and 1090 Conn. ave. 9p3-2m_ BeOS. ada, PRINTER, 512 11th st.n.w. ‘Lowes! prices consistent with 73m. GOOD WORK ONLY. a. sips ICE. GREAT FALLS ICE COMPANY, ‘924 Penn. ave., Cordially invite inspection of their storage facilities at the foot of 10th and of Bist streets, respectively. The building iately erected at the former site is divided into ‘six compartments, having an aysregate capacity of 8,000 TONS, And ts 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 company are the oldest established dealers in fee within the District of Columbia. Their success has “art may err, but nature cannot miss.” As heretofore announced, ice will be supplied by the | company throughout the season AT THE LOWEST LEGITIMATE MARKET RATES. qa FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE— ‘Two of the most elezantiy located new 15- Fou! residences in tis city 46 AND 46 BST. N. EL, Fronting east Capitel grounds, modern in every re- spect; arranged for entertaining ‘on large scale nine enatoreand members have their homes near. Will ‘exchange for unimproved ground if suitable. J. H. GEAY & CO., apls.st 037 Fit. WANTED IT KNOWN THE L. RICE Carpet Cleaning Wor Maine eve, S.W.. the oldest in Washington, still in operation, ‘Telephone call 35-00.0.D. apis-im* eT NEW 188K OF sTOCK. OPEN FOR SUBSCRIPTION AND FIRST PAYMENT, EQUITABLE CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION, EQUITABLE BUILDING, 1003 F 8T. Monthly payments 82.60 per share. 7 <= --ABORTG 41,214,738.00. Mice hours from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. daily. first Wednesday in each month the office will be open ation concerning the object from 6 to 8: ‘association ft eee euintesiergie plicationat the office. ‘THOMAS SOMERVILLE, Prest, JNO. JOY EDSON, Secy. apl0-6w DR. W. P. LIGGETT, DENTIST, HAS removed to 607 13th st.n. w. bet. F and G. ‘without plates by the new system of ‘*Crown- apl0-20* THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COM- PANY OF WASHINGTON. a by special act of Consress Jantiary 22, 1867. zed as & of Congress o1 Octo! ‘This company begs to announce that it has received from the controller of the currency its certificate of Figpramunation under the act of Congress of Uctover 1, ‘As heretofore, and for twenty-four years past, thi coupany Wiil receive securities, silverware and other vaiuabiesforsafe keeping in its fire-proof ballding.and Will rent safes or Loxes in its new fire and burglar Proof vau.ts, which have time locks and all other mod- ern appliances. Under snd vy virtue of the act of Congress of Octo- ber 1, 1800, and the certificate of the Controlier of the Curréncy that it has fuily complied with the law in all Fespects, this company will, tn addition to the business heretofore transacted by it, act a8 executor, aduuuis- trator, receiver, assixney and as committee or guardian of estates, and Will receive and execute trusts of ever} sescription committed to it by any court or by indi- viduals. Ail trust funds and trust investmente are kept separ rate and apart frou the assets of tne ‘company. ides which protection te company haga capital of Deposits will be received trom ten cents upward and — will _ will Solr h been for and ke} ru BENJAMIN PSNYDER, LOVER, Fi JOHNSTON, 8 RIG: resident, ist Vice President. Second View ¥, FRAN GS, 3 ALBERT L. 8iUKJEVAN 1, Becretary. ‘K. Ross. pues = a. Charles C. Glover, homes ‘Thotnas Tiyae, Somes Johnstsa, Join @. Parke, api ys be Sca¥e to call the attention of the pub- c to Our new office, focated at 408 12th st. ew one door north of Pa. ave. Ww will Keep a fuli'sup: rhere ply of ice om hand. All orders left here will receive our prompt attention. Fair and legitimate prices. Contracts: tor one or more, eet: 27 - at ¥ WE. ‘Telephone: Works, 156. Office, 146, ap8-2w = ee ‘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-drees occasions, made at short notice, and satis- faction guaranteed in every instance. Now is the best time to leave your orders, #8 you will find a shirt more comfortable for summer Wear alter having been worn ashort while. ‘Loave your order at Men's Furnishing Department, first floor, first annex. mh0-Im __ WOODWARD & LOTHROP. aq ™ Boren ic 10k company, No, 419 9th st. n.w., tities special rates. Only. one SE eahcbewd water of the tamous Petters ‘rin, imu . Sites amt inspection of Hs ‘works and of sil tnechods of Seaver Prith any other iow ‘olfered 62 Berar rae i and Wi. &. Bereby notifnd to meet at thelr hail, WEDNESBAT April 22. st 12o'clock sherp, in ‘ull rewaiia, to attend the funoral of their decaswad Urvtucrs Sandy Shaw. AM memibors of ‘wnt! Sodas age cordially grved to DAVID A. CLARK, PS. s 1 ATTENTION, CAPITALISTS!—A VAL- ‘uable business corner for eile on 14th st. 51x190; improved by Z substantial brick stores, rent ine tor sont Tov ior, two were hovers: onting on street running west. 4 Zine investi,.eut OF ‘speculation. DAVID _D. STONE it 806 F st. naw. WOMAN'S CERISTIAN TEMPERANCE, Union—Weekly Bible readin and prayer Service at new rooms, $7 Est. n.w., TOMORNOW. 1:30 p.m, conducted by Sliss Kessler, Corresponding Secretary District Union. All friends invited. It eV THIS 18 THE BEST TIME OF THE =e, Year to putdown your granolithic walle or fo pave 20UF coliars end make thea dry and swoet Nith Portland coment pavement, Such es want any of above work done will fin’ it to their advan- tage to address B. RIORDAN, GL Ns. nw. General Contractor for all kinds of pavement, Be’ Fst. ean its ‘st. we have forsalean avail- able piece of property, consiting of a Substantial three-story brick resi- dence, new. BENTED FOR 9810.00 PER ANNUM. The lot is 21x100 feet and the loca- tion is one of increasing values. With @ few inexpensive aiterations the house can Le made suitable for busi- ‘Ress purposes. ‘THOS J. FISHER & CO., it 1324 F st. nw. See son 4, Yes desirable block of orteinal snbdi- on Glon Echo grounds. Will suudivide into two building sites. Overiockinz the Conduit rosd end Po- toma Fiver. Cheap to an uumediate purchaser. It JOHN O.SOHNSON, cor. 12th ani Gsts. Bee TiRacrive investur: CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT COMPANIES, A SYNDICATE OR INDIVIDUAL. MONEY DOUBLED Inside of three years. Iam authorized to offer fors Annited period 74 acres already p.attec a salxlivided ; contractor now at work sradtae a 2 ‘S'nutnber of lots already’ wo-d nt cent on price astod. ; tyore tha prices aiveady obtained: Wocatat a one tf oa ctive points on the Metropolitan road, High, healthy and sights. re 480 LOTS IN ALL FOR £30,000, 5,000 cesh, $5,000 July 1, 1801, and 6, 12, 18 ana 2 Inonthe for ‘baisnee.. Properly: tiamael chews tote aye wold take cape of Zhe future pap ucute, as a ‘bay for itself after one- rd cash Las a paid ‘Plate ani full information at my office GEO. WORTH NGTON With G. A. Jordan it 1417 F st. o. BESTE, PROPOSED NEW | EPrscoPAr, ‘church and parish near Dupont circle now, TWO meet hiss will beheld at the cnurck cormer of Massaciiusetts ave. and. Isth, st- on WEDAESDAY SESE, Atel 22 one at 43h nh an te ciher at :30 p.m, to which all interested ia the furtLeran of the abe protec$ are invited oe z fe Drecent position a pects of the movement Will be stated at the ineetinc, and the earty coopera Hon of ‘ail interested in tiie eatablisianent of tie mew ebureh is earnestly requested. 00 per Worth 50) per cent nary E. Teliow, A.D. Adaise Jos, k. McCammon, Gen ch Henning, Pas Esthet Melville Church, amaeer~* 0 MUSICIANS AND PHYscIsTs B.S. * Wil be particularly interested in the public _ ON THE PHILOSOPHY OF MUSICAL SOUND, Now being given every WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY O p.m. at the ATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF AMERICA Ri . C., professor of JOHN ‘AW ZAHM, Cao tue Univcraty of Sotre Dir pparatus uscd in ‘cowenstration is. pro- nounced by’ Dr. ogni of Paris the som Deriect and ft ‘complete in the wor! DOES It encase Le Dense? gf oh, Ee thier wio Toay be uumacceesttly run ‘orauich to extol the Hchmess of custom-made clothes in one issue of the eper, and then ron them down in the next increased business being done by each ¢ them is conclusive proof tlat inore men are patronizing Tailor every weaaon.” Custom ‘uulorike 18 4 good thins. every= thins wogd Ea oy foreer i G. WARFIELD SIMPSON, Expert Casioun Tailor, ap2i Cor. 9th and G ts. n.w. SERIAL SAVINGS AND BUILDING = Neos a NEW 27TH SERIES. Books for subscription to stock in the ‘Are now open at the oltice of the secretary and treas- turer, Kellogg building, © sales or Rai SIX PERCENT IN THUT ST CURA NTEED. ENT INTELLST GUAR . FOUR PER CENT ADDITIONAL iNTLMuST ON Eaualing of exceeding six wonthly payments on Over 17,000 shares have been subscribed in the SERIAL since onvanization, showing its popularit, Doth ase means of monthiy savines and asf heipful medium to persons wanting money for’ Purchasing homes or other purposes. “The secretary and treasurer, Jno. A. Prescott, will be happy to give all necessary information concerning the benencial operations of the SERIAL and constitt. Sock may be aul toed for and date nd otek wae day between the Lours of 9 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. resident, ROBT. G. caMPBELin S17 1000 at. aw, DAVID G. DIXON, surceon xéneral 's Office, War a8 ya war ‘GEO. H. FRENCH, Yakey D teem, Sho. % TREN M.-P. CALLAN, O'S rink ‘3. W. ST. CLAIR. INO. A PRESCOTT, Keone Building, 208” 1416 F st. nw. m= eS VE YOU SEEN THE “WISCONSIN PEERLESS?" It is the best Refrigerator on the market. ‘Made of solid oak, beautifully finished and trimmed; filled with mineral ber, and guaranteed perfect. Money cheerfully re- funded if not as represented. W. H. HOEKE, Sole Agent, sp164m ‘Sth st. and Penn. ave. Bq ONION IvESTMENT ComPanr Of the District of Columbia. Office, 511 ith st. nw. Index to Advertisements, AMUSEMENTS... Pare 8 ATTORNEYS Pace 2 Pace 6 Page 8 Pace 2 “Pace 8 Pace 3 COUNTRY BOARD.. Pace? DEATHS. “Pawe DENTISTRY, Pawo DRY Goons. £ EDUCATIONAL Ref] EXCURSIONS, &e. Page 8 FAMILY SUPPLIES. -Pase 6 Pace 1 Pace 2 FOR RENT (Offices) Page 2 FOR RENT (Rooms) ..... Pace? FOR RENT (iouses) 22 Dawe 2 FOR RENT (Stores), Pace 2 FOR SALE (Houses ~Pase 3 FOR SALE (Lots)... 2c Pae 8 FOR SALE (Miscellaneous) Pace 2 HOTELS, os Pave 7 Page 7 Page 8 8 EEE NOTARIES PUBLIC. OCEAN STEAMERS. POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. PIANOS AND ORGANS, PERSONAL, SUMMER RESORTS... WANTED (Help)... WANTED (iouses) . WANTED (Lots WANTED (Rooms). WANTED (Miscellaneous). Goverxment Kecetrts Topay.—Internal rev- enue, $308,469; custome, 235,011. Tur U. 8. 5. Omaua arrived at Acapulco, Mexico, today. Ovr or Docx.—The new gun boat Concord was taken out of dock at the New York navy yard today. Tae Usitep Starrs Sreamen Kearsanor sailed from Key West, Fla., on the 19th in- stant. Inursors Direct Tax Foxp.—The Treasury Department has issued a warrant for $956,760 in favor of Illinois, this amount being that State's share of the direct tax fund. Jepor Mowtoomery Sri, Inpnovixe.— Judge Montgomery is still improving. His ap- petite is returning and he is thought to be on the road to recovery. Boxps Reprramep.—The 4%¢ per cent bonds redeemed by the Treasury Department yester- day amounted to $174,600, making a total to date of $15,792,600. Pnor. B. W. Pvenmany of the Indiana State Normal Sch «8 coming here to be assistant chief of the d.s-sion of exploration of lake and river basins in the United States fish commis- sion. Assistant SrcneTany Sraviprne of the Treas- ury Department has returned from his visit to New York and Boston on busincss connected with the department. He was on duty in his ottice today. Pexstox Cenriricates.—The pension office yesterday issued a statement showing that 7,223 pension certificates of all classes were issued during the week ending April 11, the average first payment on each being $135.33, A Covstenreiter Carrcrep.—The chief of the secret service bureau of the Treasury De- partment has information, from Operative A. F. Wild of the capture of Dean, the counter- feiter of Winsted county, Ala. Molds for mak- ing coins were found in his possession. Carr. Darsxwarten To Resiox.—Capt. Drink- water, the keeper of the Seatack life-saving station, who was censured in the report of Lieut. Walker for failure to use all the means at his command for saving life at the time of the wreck of the bark Dictator, when seven lives were lost, has expressed a wish to the Treasury Department officials to resign his position. They have decided to accept the re- signation, to take effect upon the appointment and qualification of his successor. ‘Tur Corommiax axp Vexezverax Bouxpanr. For years Colombia and Venezucla have been disturbed because there were numerous FETED BY BALTIMORE The Massachusrtts Troops Enter- tained by the City. FUNERAL OF BISHOP GILMOUR. in Detroit. DETECTIVE O'MALLEY'S TALK. LUNCRED BY THE CITY. The Massachusetts Troops Spend the Morn- ing in Seeing Baltimore, Barrowone, April 21.—The Worcester (Mass.) Light Infantry today bade good-bye to Balti- more. Officers and men were early astir and throughout the forenoon hours did their best to get views of the Peabody Institute, the Pratt Library, the Johns Hopkins University, the cathedral, the Walter Art Gailers, &c. At noon the light infantry marched te Hazazer's Hall, where they bed prepared « beautiful luncheon, to which had been invited Mayor Davidson and other distingumsbed eiti- zens, officers of the United States army and navy, officers of the fifth regiment and battalion.and also Grand Arm: fSons of Veterans, At this luncheon Capt. Davis, commanding the light infantry, read « letter from Maj. Gen. Benjamin F. Butler, expressing his regret at his inability to be with the corps. _ BISHOP GILMOUK’S FUNERAL. High Mass Celebrated Over His Remains tm the Cleveland Cathedral, CLeveLaxp, Owto, April 21.—No funetion of the Catholic church in this city ever drew to- gether eo large a multitude as the funeral of Bishop Gilmour this morning. Every Catholie church and institution of the diocese was rep- resented and words of symp flowed im from all parts of the country. As the hour ap- proachod for the funcral the crowd became 60 dense about the cathedral that there was hardly room in Superior and Erie streets for the stream of people which sought to gain en- trance, and nota hundredth part of the vast concourse could find room within the doors of the church. The service did not begin until 10 o'clock, but long before that hour the great cathedral was di packed with people who were anxious to obtain a last look at the dead pre- late, As the funeral hour approached and the bells of the city began their tolling the pro- about the bier was stopped. A large of the clergy of the diocese entered jad in comacks and surplices, and hiancel raul dele i the church, took seats at the front beneath the Then Archbishop Elder entered, in the full robes of olfice. He was accompanied by Bishops Swatierson, Richter, O'Hara, Macs, MeQuaid, Chatard,’ Phelan,” MeGovern and Rademacker. The great organ began a requiem, it was taken up by the cathedral choir and the surpliced priests above the catalalque re- sponded with chanting. Archbishop Eider. ac- companied by Archbishop Irewnd, then walked to the front of the sanctuary and began the services by celebrating high mass. DETROITERS HAVE TO WALK. Street Railway Lines Tied Up by « Strike of Employes. Dernort, Mica., April 21.—Differences be- tween thezemployes of the City Railway Com- pany and the Employing Corporation, which controls every street car line in this city but one, came toa head this morning ona strike and the pa:tial «uspension of street car trans- portation facilities. The men are aggrieved at the discharge of several conductors and drivers, who were orgunizing them for a strike to come off late in the season when they should be well prepared to stand it. The railway company’s method of taking time by the fore- lock precipitated the strike, about 200 of 750 emyloyes going out. THE GRAND RIVER AVENUE line of six miles is tied up, only two cars being in service. The Michigan, Trambull and Grand avenue and Crost-town lines, nine miles im length, are also tied up. The Chene street line, ‘@ new road in the eastern part of the city, with a light business, is also out of commission. The lines tied up are three of the great arteries leading to the center of the city aud at 7 o'clock this morning, when people started to go down town, the confusion was great. Everybody had to walk. The strikers maintain good order. A sufi- cient detail of police are on duty to prevent any disorder. sonics DETECTIVE O'MALLEY DEFIANT. He Says That He Will Yet Have His Ene mies Pillorted. New Onteans, April 21.—Detective O'Malley talks very defiantly, and saysthe people who called so loudly for his apprehension are now sorry they have got him. ‘They would be glad to get rid of him, but they cannot, and he will yet have them pilloried as murdgrers of inno- t and helpless men. o*lThe Italians did vot kill Hennessy,” O'Mal- ley adds. “‘Honnemy's last words were, “Never mind me; catch Devereaux; not ‘Catch the dagoes, ashas been reported. This fuct is being concealed for a purpose.” ‘The grand jury had finisbed ite labors when the United States district attorney asked for certain lines of evidence. It was decided out of courtesy to reopen the hearing, and opinions as to the boundary line dividing the two countries. It was finally decided to sub- mit the question to arbitration, and it was laced in the hands of the Queen of Spain. Both countries were at one time colonies under the Spanish crown. The decision of ber majesty has at last been announced. signed in the palace at Madrid on March 16, and the ver- dict has been accepted by both countries in- Sexrexces Remirrep.—About s year ago Lieut. Rush and Ensign Eyre, attached to the squadron of evolution, then on their famous Brazilian voyage, sta} Janciro over night without leave. They were court-1 and sentenced to st from service for two years. Secretary Tracy today decided to remit the unexpired of the sentences, and the lieutenant an will soon be restored to active service. Navat Onpens.—Commander George C. Rei- ter has been ordered to command the Thetis. i cola, as executive, per steamer of 6th May next. Lieut. John C. Colwell, detached from the Bos- ton and granted six months’ leave with per- mission to leave the United States. Rerree Restoxep To Favon.—It appears that Commander Reiter, who was involved in the Barruandia affair, is to be restored to favor. ne f 200 subparnas were issued. This will dclay the Feport for some time. ‘Three of the 480 Sicilians who arrived yesterday were arrested before miduight for carrying murdcrousknives. The newcomers are a vile-looking set. The Italian consul says he has proof that all buttwo of the men lynched were Italian sub- jects. Some had registered and voted, but this ‘was due to ignorance of the law on their and tosharp practices on the part of cians. This could not alter their status as Atal- ian citizens. Barrmwone, April 21.—Judge Phelps today decided the Childs base ball controversy im favor of Childs and aguinst the Baltimore club. is dissolved upon the ground that Childs’ con- tract had been Pe eee the witbicomel of the coe a me from tional pro- whi wes eutiled under bas Special Cable Dispatch to The Evening @tar. ‘Loxpox, April 21.—According to the Londen it of the Scottish Leader after Mr. i i } i | | t i ; E s H bi it rH il il t i i |