Evening Star Newspaper, May 2, 1891, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, 1102 Pennsylvania Ave, corner 11th Street, by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, 8. H. KAUFFMANN, Pres’ Evewrno Stan = rer the ey carriers on their gwa account, at 10 caute per Sean” or 44. per month. Copies st the sounter, fentecach. By mail—anywhere in the United States OF Gineds—postace prepaid so cents per momth. AaTORDAY Qua: Smexr Stax 81.00 3 VEATERAY QuaDmcyzx Swxer STaR 81.00 per year [Entered at the Post Office at Washington, D. C.. as eecond-claae mail matter. J §9-AD mail sabecriptions must be paid ta sdvance; 2 paper set loner than paid for. Rates of advertising made known on application. Vo. 78, No 19,036. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. he £oening Star. WASHINGTON, D.C. SATURDAY. MAY 2, 1891. TWO CENTS. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. Washington News and Gossip. YOUR STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL fing should te ordered of 10 phomrt WokK AT LOW PRICES. to churches. BYRON $. ADAMS, And the “WISCONSIN PEERLESS" is the Dest. For sale only by W. H. HOEKE, STH ST. AND PENN. AVE, SOLE AGENT. It is made of solid oak, cabinet finished and mineral Sber filled. Guaranteed perfect or money cheerfully returned. splé-Im AYNTON ZEVELY. ke" * BENRY J. FINLEY. ZEVELY & FINLEY Pabiic that they hareopeneds rocteutsts Site that they have opened a rea Siice and respectfully solicit thelr put- OFFICE, PACIFIC BUILDING, 2° _ apnea 2 NEW BULLETIN JUST OUT. CALE ‘and get one. . HENSEY & CO. THOS, Si Hatate nnd Insurance, myl-12 0 F st. HE BISHOP OF MARYLA: | D. ¥.) sdminister the rite of coniirmation o SY NELT at St. Mary's Chapel. Zid at. Bw. between Gand Hste., at 7:30 p.m. riyl-2" ‘MOVAL.—TO THE LADIES AND THE eos Stat 0 Lath ot, snd the oven = to a nu of her new Luise’ Hairdressing Patiore and Toilet ‘Securday, May 2 my hee 7 POON: eg G. WAGNER, | eee OF COLLECTOR OF TAXES, myl- ~~ ee tothe tax levied for the year cading June 3), 1891, on real and personal property. The second half of such Seema ae al ee Epos the amount ‘hereof, aball br added anit the same, fo ee La eg yay yd ‘ating law. By order of the ners of the ict of Commun Attest: EG. DAVIS: Coe lector of Taxes, Dc my 1-200 COMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT of Columbia, Washincton, May 1, Me gy Notice of the opening of Norch Capitol a frou Tot te the land of pose ay T st. bet. Lincoln ave. [et st. west. pplication haying made, to the Coummisaoners ty reaiients of the Signe the lute of Wanhincton abd George: town to open NorthCapitol st. and I st., as above i cated. and the Commissioners, deeming 1 conducive to the public interests to open sakistreetsas Peques! Rerwiy give notice toall pormona atected fo af pear Present their objections, if any they have, at the office Of the undersimned. on FRIDAY, the 72d day of May, Inpicat Lovelock p.m. Amap, ‘showing the area of Proposed to le taken, has been prepared abd can plication at the office of the Commis VW" DOUGLASS. JOHN W. HOSS, HENRY M. ROBERT, Commissx of the District of Columba Ty bs od B12 —™ HYGIENIC ICE COMPANY, fo. 419°9th st. nw. Now announces that tt is to receive orders Sud astiver iota hs establlated Toutes the folios rates. Tih pounds and over at rate of 25 cents s 100 pounda. = tolgoite. * x» “4 oe ‘Smaller quantities = oe ee a Dreviszn to thin bas Sow ever ha ol aL pany PUaranters to furnish pure ice made from the pure water of the famous Federal spring, Seah eraied cates tenee ine Sno ee at eras eae atte Se Siiggrwaensevem nica Sze She pubic. ‘The of ‘Witkins, ‘iuatiagement of the company, {8 n the following trustees Beriah br, Heurch, J. Harrison Johieon, Peter B. h. 8. W. Curriden, Theo. J. Mayer apesun c3 tid. Mass se niifel Stiveat WANSTALL'S STABLE. iS 1th ne 10d. miy-Lw" =»bO YOU VALUE YOUR EYESIGHT? Dat ‘sureon. late of 3 T ‘Qaeen & Co.'s cialst on the eye will be Co bi WS TuEsDay, 5. Con- Ts as eee sd GEO. W. SPIER, Jeweler and Optician, apa0.0: 09th st., near Pa ave. WILLIAM WCOMBS HAVING MADE San amviznment to me I hereby invite pro- poaace for the purchase i balk of lus etok in trede ou Eittremises, G4 tna street northwest. Tle right ia rescrved to reject aby and all proposals, RALPH L. GALT, ‘Assi anao.ae* z W Pi APOR STC T Boiss rarer stops unit gon have seca, the ormine! and only NEW PROCESS. Greatly te ny other made, Cannot wet out of ord MITCHELL, S1C@ M st stove fluid, 7c. ts at once kes For sale 01 ‘NB Five ‘allons - Nerds | ey © discuss the eight boar guests. Tooreeed inte ieco Sse order of the Presilent. JAMES M. BOYCE, Rec. Sec’y. WE. THE UNDERSIGN Do not overiook a GAS COOKING STOVE ‘We have thi “SUN DIAL.” “ECLIPSE.” “GILT EDGE" and “RELIABLE,” And will be pleased to show them. apthtr WASHINGTON GASLIGHT COMPANY._ Be SEAREE, DEALER IN PINE AND oak pilin, KK. ties, cedar posts and whart Sauber. Onk iumber cut to order. Oflice. ith st. wharf Ind. ice Co.. Wesbington. D.C. apee-Im™ Bee NESTING DF THE STOCKHOLDERS Sof the Kigus Fire Insurance Company for ‘The ole tion of nine trustees will be held at the office Qf the company, ail Fst. n.w., ou WEDNESDAY, May 20, Isl. “Polls will be opened at 12 m. and closed at Z o'clock p.in.” ‘Transfer books will be closed 0 the day of election. FRANCIS B. MOHUN, _apei-tu.th, Secretary. SIXTY-THIRD ANNIVERSARY eq ™ JOUNSTON BREAKYAST COFFEE. a of ti poe ASHINGTON CITY BIBLE SOCIETY, ‘New York Avenue Presbyterian Church, MAY 3, Is01, af 8 oc Rev. Dr. A. W. Pitzer will ‘vill be aevivered Rev bi W. \: BARTLETT. JUSTICE BREWE of the Supreme Court of theT.8., Sa B WIGHI of ‘the Committee of iste Me 3: B WIGHT the PRESIDENT. ing and completing Be sure ou lock p.m. s ‘The collection will Ie fer contin the canvass. At least $1,000 should be raised. Mune led'by the precenitor and organ. ny1-2t =" Tnsist too much on quality? We build a fine grade of work at a very mod erate price. Weare carrying s larger stock and better assortment of Carriaxes than pod merge Bever more attractive. We shall be gratified to have you inspect our ‘stock before it is broken. ANDREW J. JOYCE'S SONS, 1028 and 1090 Conn. ave. i this it 3 ck: ic the = Jobnston's ‘Breakfast Coffee. a pound <4 = settling. JOHNSTON BROS. & CO, It__30 Louisiana ave., 607-613 New York ave. cS" "uP, LIKE TO Fr BUSINESS PROPERTY IN NE RORUETOWN, DEG, Peridian Hil. The o lot, 120x120, located on M or Bridse | T'st' bar, ad and ath n. st. near Hib, would lease for a term of years and put ot. bet, Ist and: Up such a Duilding as the party might desire. This is | Nat hee ee aed nae, Sensidered one of the best business points in George- | Business ptyeny. ike © ‘being the center of three street raiiroads (elec- roe go nen fries Arlington antl Washington and Georgetown ys it a Dieser Gata is well adapted for s large grocery or comb) ae Store, or in fact for any large or heavy business. Now Ts ere a ee aps0-5t 1400 G at., ‘near US. T: _ | FLANHEE SUITS neod but have it EXTER STEAM LAUNDAY.IT 18 | "Q. ith fleerare Tamenshied to. announce to | SUP@Tlor workmanship. | “Denter ‘Sicem Laundey'> (old and’ reliable estas: Quick work. lahed 1570) will occupy. whem additions and” neces. | Neckties cleaned 10:,. Psresoie oo, and 75. sary repaire are niaied, 344 are. Tew underite | ae ERE SON. Se Dexfex semana 2 Se eT WASHINGTON ETE, SND BUILDING ta ar sal, NEW 27TH SERIES. mytSt 1264 Sed st. Books for subscription to stock in the New 27th issue Are now open a fice of the secretary and treas- a The weather ia likely to be iy, rer, Kellogg buildin, Bo plitght local hoeee con teas perature: i, this asternoon; no decided change in ; ata F ST. NW. - xo eA ets airman SIX PEK CENT INTEKEST GUARANTEED. QUICK DELIVERY. FOUR PER CENT ae INTEREST ON You know theold way. Order L1 pe getitthe next dayor the dayafter. Never = or grcenting stx monthly peyments on san wheat te, subscribed in the ‘Since organization, showing {ts popularity, both asa means of monthiy'savings and as a helpful Poraume to persona wanting money’ for" pure ‘ones or other 7 ; T ‘aud treasurer, Jno. A. Prescott, will re all necesmary information con-srDing ‘operations of the SERIAL anu constitu. Hons may be obtaimed of iim at hie office, where also All this has been changed by us. Our delivery clerk, Mr. JOS. CASPER, with fifteen teams at his command, can guarantee prompt delivery and tell you to the minute when your Lumber ‘Will reach you. fioek iy te aulperited for and duce pad every ‘week LIBBEY, BITTINGER & MILLER, oan areas ees Do see Cone my2 OTH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE. 17 10th st. n.w. ROBT. G. CAMPBELL: it. GRANULATED SUGAR, 5c. PER POUND. DAVID G. DIXON, wurgeon eneral's office, War | Fa OG cine Mame ante” pee e, : er jar. Mi Orange Marmals 25e. per jar. TAMAS Fear, Geo: 3 TRENGE MeMeckin's Honusinade Aptte butters 13: per Jar, DD TEE " MeMochin's Homne-inade Jelly, 5c. pet glass, BLP CALLAN, Oy or, Ope ELMS. Canteall & Cochran Beltsat Ghiger Ale, Bass Ale and Secretary and Treasurer, te JNO. A. PRESCOTT, Kellogg building, 20 1416 F st. mw PHILIP H. WARD, apn. ROCHDALE CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY. — | _ap6-tm Penneyivania ave. and 2ist st. sarisand bouke, runing to April, 102, are Row reaay = "5 OUTING suiETs TO onDER for issue. Please write your present address across the ~ — fare of fhe old pink cards xpirin Atri, 1601 and | | We take pleasure in anacancing that our, stock, of Fetura them with proper fee to any of the’ following: | Flnsnelt Sits Maites cad Ghee at Mane Norio Damed meunbers anil obtain the uew ones,” Sl Shirts comfjete and embraces al’ the Rew and cor- a Fect styles. "Wo maks sspecialty_of "Fine Custom the old cards after April 30, “ 2 Ast, Work. We use only the beat materials, employ none but skilled hands and guarantee that for superior workinanslip, styie of finish and sclentific pertection incut and ft our cannot be exceiled, Samples ¥Y puateriainand prices cheerfully furnished on ap Heation.. Leave your orders at Men's Department, first floor, ‘sunex. WOODWARD & LOTHROP. mb20-3up PPO Fonraxss uoxnon AND NORFOLK, New Iron Palace Propellers, “THE WASHINGTON and NORFOLK,” Taave thetr docks foot of 7th st. daily st 7 p.m., counecting with all pointe south and @outhwest. Leave Norfolk daily st 6:10 p.m.; Fortress. 7:10 p.m. ‘Tickets on sale at B. and O. offices, 619 Pennayl- ’ oe Secty. | Yania ave. and 1351 Pennsylvania ave. Be VANTED IT KNOWN THE L. RICE | NORFOLK AND WASHINGTOX, D. 0., STRAM- Carpet Cleaning Works, " the oldest in Wanuington, still in o} ration. oyes-lin BOAT COMPANY. lephone wall :k5-5 0.0.D. apls-lin* > ag pa ‘z. ce rs, Dad VA. ‘; ‘Main office. cor. 10th ‘or profitable juvi oe Telephone, 466. Sivan e BEAL TOs, 45,000 TONS YURE NATUKAL PENOBSCOT | ap@8-1m* Real Estate Brokers, Newport News, Ve. RIVER ICE to be had at our depots Thee BS WAGONS at LOWEST PRICES. LI AL Di ED QOURT on tickets at office, | Don't need BOILING. — SERIES. Xo wurreunding «raveyardsor sewers Nochemical ‘The sixth series, THIKD CO-OPERATIVE BUILD- Isntsticky. Ice Houses, 1h street whart. Branch, ING ASSOCIATION, will begin the FIRST MONDAY BEA SpE: Bit TasaMe ru atire: |B IONE ~ “WOOD AX: Cr Payinents $2 on each share per month. smegieksDesten nual WOOK ANN Yacegie | ceceten et te ee cies oe en penne fel4-3m Vice President and Manager. for at oftice of secretary, O. T. THOMPSON, Central Nationa! Bank butiding, wer. | 9728-10 Cor, 7th st. and Pa. ave. GAS FIXTURES AND LAMPS AT COsT. ‘By reason of the large increase gn our manufactur. ing business we have deter:nined t! Cha} up our retail store. and forthe next two weeks offer the lare stock — ne No. 1515 F st. n.w., t0 purchasers ate : SCHULTZ GAS FIXTURES AND ART METAL 00. ap27-00 ae THE INDEPENDENT ICR ‘COMPANY Announce to the citizens of Washington that they are prepared aa usual to suppiy, ite patrons with the best quality of KENNEBEC ICE At the lowest rates. Bear in mind that our Yellow Wagons, plainly marked INDEPENDENT ICE CO., ‘Berve all parts of the city and Mount Pleasant. A LIBERAL DISCOUNT (On all tickets purchased oF ordered from col ST. PA ap ioQh, 12TH ST. AND Pa. AVE. HOUSEKEEPERS, ‘CHANTS, SAVE YOUR VALUABLE FURS, WOOLENS, &e., From the ravaces of moths, buffalo bugs, &., 03 Riss, them in COLD STORAGE a CENTER ‘The best modern method of ail subdect to injury In sumer by moths and other fapeet life is by keeping them in acoid, dry temperature Where neither tar. tobacco nor any other vile sunellinge “Morcbantn Bouschcepers and others interested in ere ase and of anid responsible fur the care of such woods will, Sud it ta theiradvantage t0 avail theniselves of the facilitien jie tates are very low, Gootis will be called. for. Inquire at the office of the Center Market, 7th st. wing (take the elevator) of P.S.—Housekeepers! HESTON 8, SMITH. Clerk. jousekeepers desirous of placing butter, on cold storage will be offered weet storaice Foun being ro ‘ape7-ut Pe, IMPORTING TAILOR, ‘1111 Pa. ave. aplt All Spring Novelties received. ~a—>' AUTION._WISHING ALL OF OUR MA- chines to give the highest dextee of setiscac. ‘We particalariy caztion thowe having old unes of Sur inake against allowing them to be adJusted else- ‘Where than at the COMPAN\'S OFFICE, whers sone Dut genuine fare used. and on!y the ‘most reason- sbigicharees, any, are made. Orders by postal will recetve ‘altention. WHEELER & WILSON MFG. CO. 03-4, tb,9, Sm 437 th ot nw SECURE DEY BASEMENTS AND CEL- LARS, &e.. material that will never deteriorate by age ‘By using POTOMAC BLUE sTONE. cheaper t! brick. An 18-inch foundation Devalitet Puomes Blue stoue—fest were, PaERin for the game cost axe 14-inch brick wall. os heavier walle < we Se? = Ca igor yoo ou the river tromt or Gy wamwue 1 any part of <ity. Quarries extending 2% miles on the Potomac be Bridae'stone, bieck oicus ist Cetiding fronts, one, stone for range 4 broken ashier work Also broken stone, base Sindee and granciitti<: ‘Pure ground’ stone iiiet ots Very iow price—excelient material for lawns aud walks, Broken stone frou: cievated bins loaded Upcn ves- and wasous. These stone were used to bald the tc University, Georgetowm College aud tuany lary Lulldincs inthe city. Also for foundations Fat of gbe lance wovernment batldings in Waal at Docks, $220 Water st. Box st Builders’ Exchange. ™ aang 1a Pssarent ary POTOMAC STONE CO. to bow they suould te inuniorad hem tuyou equal to ah caress picten, cad ‘will call Tor then. — TEAM LAUNDRY, wCn nw. Stal tS" make weddlnur nnthations om "SiSe spas —S—=—————— Daag BS ire ore satin WINDOW SCREEN FRAMES, 17. EACH. ADJUSTABLE WINDOW SCREENS, 82.75 DOZEN. WIRE SCREEN DOORS, COMPLETE, ‘With Spring Hinges, Hook and Eyeand Knob, Sleach. 25 FT. GARDEN HOSE, COMPLETE, Sasnerse ‘With Couplings and Patent Nozzle, $2 each, ELLERY & CO., GARDEN HOSE REELS, 75e. EACH. A FULLY GUARANTEED LAWN MOWER, @3.75 S-QUART ICE CREAM FREEZER, 91.35 EACH. POULTRY NETTING, 2-INCH MESH, ‘Per 100 square feet, 70c. POULTRY NETTING, LIGHT WEIGHT, ‘Per 100 square feet, 600. KENNEBEC ICE. "HE GREAT FALLS ICE COMPANY, 924 Penn. ave., Cordially invite inspection of their storage facilities at the foot of 10th and of Sist streets, respectively. The building lately erected at the formar site is divided into six compartuwenta, having an agnregate capacity of 8,000 TONS, ‘And is not excelled by any structure for similar pur ‘posse.on the Atlantic coast. tie supplied with In erystal cubes of absolute purity. This company are the oldest established dealers in ice within the District of Columbia. Their success has its foundation in the confidence of the community, gained and maintained by unvarying regard for the BARBER & ROSS, COR. 11TH AND G STS. ¥.W., Opposite Boston Dry Goods Store. 273m THE FIRE AND BURGLAR - PROOF =. BUILDING OF THE w GTON SAFE DEPOSIT ‘COMPANY, 10 Penneylvanis ave. Contains SIOKAGE HOOMS ‘entirely of brick, with steel doors, VaUr Sareea mamaria interests of customers and s.strict oLeervance of cor- STEEL VAULTS, tor sturage of sliver plate, Jewelry | porate obligation. aii other. valuables st miniuwn cluanees By uables at miniz —"* ‘THE REQUEST OF ONE THOUSAND and one of our customers we have provided ‘specéfor = lunch room on thesixth floor of our 10th street building and have opened thesame. Weare Bow prepared to serve them in a first-class manner. aU haa WOODWARD & LOTHROP. ¥ NOTICE TO | yERS OF | 3 Sg keg po who county, ‘the use exclusively of natural ice and abundantly vin- dicates for them the truth of the maxim that “art may err, but nature cannot miss.” As heretofore announced, ice will be supplied by the ‘company throughout the season AT THE LOWEST LEGITIMATE MARKET RATES, a02-Lm est -ew 880z oF stock. OPEM FOR SUBSCRIPTION AND FIRST PAYMENT. RQUITABLE 00-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION, RQUITABLE BUILDING, 1008 ¥ BT. ‘Moathty payments @2..50 per share. wisndiney and “anus ‘fa ASSETS @1,216, 728.00. ees = mee, Ly open for subscription and Se Seerase oo ruetssts ‘THOMAS SCMERVILLE, Prost, EDGOR, Gocy. ‘Will be st no time in charge of a Sqn 2 Weer = of aarp EMMONS, Secretary. MEMBERS OF MECHANICS’ LODG! LEST PER RAT hee eh el the funeral of brother, ms Nar it KNIGHTS 0} ne promo rr ae Belg at Hetseyia Hall dus Ueth of. new, on Tl myzawhth.Se” * ‘ieCL'D GOODHART, Pree. VETERAN VOLUNTEER FIREMEN.— Bebra: nesting of the aesociation oo the death of Brother?TaGures Wetmiies Br cniees ae ‘JAMES Hl. RICHARDS, President. OSIRIS LODGE, NO. v8, F. AND A. M.— A nunication at err een ng Sd 2 ‘Secretary. of the W.M. my22t See ATTENTION—THE NEXT a ioe eee be held .» MAY 3 cual Rev. A. SPECIAL iG OF SYRACUS No Mgr Root P., will be ei PO fies Sie eat, Paes oe Heuibers of ster iodges invine ne . ” J. H. BECK, K. R. and 8. = THE SCOTTISH RITE TEMPLE BUILD- ING A880C ie le = bs ded it : value #10 each. nike bc Incorporated Ay 1, 1891. A meetins of eae ‘stockhoiders will be 5, 1801, 8 p.m., SR By order of the president PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Geo. 0! 5th and T sta. n.w.. Rev. Index to Advertisements. chin: 1y the pastor at 11-1. and i hook, 8.90 em. Ye PSC. E- ey aos Bad praits ce. | AMUSEMENTS.. Page 16 Nice in connection with theeveningeetinen. ‘Stransers | ATTORNEYS. Pace weiconie at all services. It | AUCTION SALES conduct i. All interested invited. it MOUNT VERNOY PLACE M.ECHURCH Maghesnen “Tau, kev Kei Aberusthy DD President of Rutherford Collece, N.C. ine ger Nice, # g'clock.Ci'rinian ‘Endeavor, 7p.m. Sunday cordially invited. BSSa ee HOWARD TVERSITY.—PREACHING by Hew, J. ES Ranta, BD. LD. ths it. at o'clock p.m. Sinzine by the students. ers are cordially invited to this service. It TRINITY GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH (wor. ti doSunday services 0:30am. and 3 p.m. W. C,H. Luebkert, pastor. Sunday of cach month English service at 720 Pan Sunday school 9:30 a.m. It COUNTRY BOARD. CITY ITEMS . Sewe ISRAEL METROPOLITAN ©. ML ‘Church, Ist and B sts. a eet aera Appa of | come and help us. Ali invited. ty ae VERMONT Ave. RISTIAN CHU * f= ee es ogee pe RE Youne people's meeting, 8:30.” Come. It re i 7:30. Sunday scl L. Os: Odd Fellows’ Hall s.c., at 3 o'clock. ae ee GRAND ARMY HALL, = arog every, Sunda; 2 m. ‘meetings will be discontnued from June tilt October: "Lyceum, : nd 7:00 p. tn. Men C. Pas for May. all Delivered Cnts the Sainte” ‘Bulgect to morrow at'lLem., Monuuental building, 138 Ps: are. CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION.—11 B.w. Heats free. ‘All are welcome. a.m. and #p.m. Inthe evening the psalter Will ve chen reformation Pe Whst Was the Cyurcpinanship ip Seals Thor will: morrow will be observed as Cluldren's day. . the pastor wilt ‘h to both old and youns and at 33 an; eepectaly to the youne.. Jin thus service the Sunday school will join. Christian Or Society meeting at 7p.m. Noevening service. It my2-3t" cag, 80) FEATURES OF OUR BUSINESS, ‘The rapid increase in our business dn the last st months forced us to move nto Ia _ Dointed offices sconer than we. had’ antic! Fish Increased Toou and” cur_own vaults We are rabaact « general banking business PEBUSU NS Ss Gentine ae mae tions = Busines will please We desire to call attention t3 3 : EH 3 bt ‘our house, li that those who contemplatechang.ng thelr bank account or ‘anew do business with us, LeDIES ‘special attention tven them: menistiy cy] ~ ms c We them good. safe, edged tar col. price asdirecteds BECUR: Tnterest 6 to 10 OF THOSE per cont, Soar them. "ie offer nothing but the beat securities to our rustomers, Call in and see us, We will take pleasure in showing 7 yon wisk to open's bank ecsount. 1f Fou wish to place your funds where they will draw ‘TP you wish to make a good investma if you wish ekrhense on New York, and If you havea collection to make, Hf You have « note todiscount. ear and my2-3t Ree etorans AND DENTISTS. satin tase Ts tl nt ety Da ce Ei Ereisiutencane einen Ea UREN. myl-3m_Printerand Pubiiaiier, 1100-1118 st. n.w. FP vPLcarive. ‘Nearly all our best houses are rented, but we happen now to haves few which for style and price are unduplicative, ‘which we will be pleased to show you if you will call. B. H. WARNER &CO., is 916 F st. nw. SeP7E" Words ABour STORAGE, ‘The American Security and Trust Company takes pleasure in announcing that it has just completed the erection ot a fire and burglar-proof vault within its storage ware house for the safe keeping of Jewelry, silver ware, rate china, briz- s-brac, fine paintings and other simile: valuables. This gives the company un- rivaled facilities for the storage of any- thing inanimate and portable, and not- withstanding these superb storage act commodations the prices will continue to be as low as consistent with perfect safety, location and convenience. In going eway this summer you will, no doubt, wish to store a good part. if not all of your household effects, and the company offer you the advantages of easy access to the goods stored, protec- ton from housobreakers and thieves and locked fron compartment, she keys to ‘which are controlled by you. The company has every facility for moving goods from one location to another, to and from the ware house.and {aalso prepared to pack, haul and ship goods from this city to any eiven point. ‘The company hasin its employ nen who are thoronghly experienced in handling and moving household effects, and also has its own drays and wagons. ‘We will be pleased to have youcall and imspect the warehouse. Orders by mail —— woman Ago Wag? BAPTIST CHURCH SOUTHWEST, Clay hobinsen, pastor.—Sunday schoo! on. 11 4m. Sunject: "the Opened, Hear™ 3: MEN'S GOSPEL MEETING AT THE Y. SE he ee ‘Atwoclate Statice Supreme out, 6, Cone gariy 83 ‘service Koou for a crowd of men im Gymina- slum Hails Bible class at 3:30 pete at TOTAL ABSTINENCE UNION, CARROLL Yeinperance meeting Sunday, May Sat 730 2 oe ‘An eininout speaker will address the inesting. Vocal end instrument vusic. All Shire RA. CHAMBERS, Pres't, MARY T. LLOYD, sec. it THE ANACOSTIA W.C.T.U. WILL HOLD ible tomorrow afternoon ° (May faba i cies fe oot “nee ANDERSON, President.” "OE at THERE WILL BE A TEMPERANCE ‘meeting at the Fitteenth Stroet jurch tomorro' @q-> THERE WILL BE A MEET cae pee coor Te nie eteek 28 Unevedl lt addressed by the Rev. J. A. McAvoy. 8. J. I1GH ROBINSON, PRESIDENT, WILL ‘no of foterans’ A eS ofthe Distect of ei ambien Mount Vern ‘¢ MLE. Church South AY, May 12, at 6 p.m ‘Hunton iy P. Epps It Statements the courte of the Johns Hopkins s uaiveraty, for Ep aistdintos. ply by postal card To the ELECTION OF DIRECTORS.—NOTICE that an election of seven di- Fectors of the Capitol, North O street and South Wesh- way coupanyy to year, will be held at the office serve for the ensuing ina'b wis. awe, Wenhington, D.C on BAT URDAY, the Oth instant, between the hours of ¢and 5 o'clock » Books for the transfer of stock will close on MON- DAY, the 4th instant, at 4 o'cloc * Bm. GEORGE ITE, President H. K. GRAY, Secretary. thy2,4,5. On the Dud 0-H ;in full view of Capi. . and 0. R."R 5 m monument, magnificen? scenery; high and Soin the company now being orcanized on @ mutual danis., It costs only #1 per share inonthly. ‘Don't delay Inquiring or Jou may’ iniée the oppor tunity. the i Eale ema EO, We EVANS, 633 F ot. n.w. I HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH fol ‘me in business Mr. JASPER M. JACKSON o a, D.C. We will continue to conduct the Unter the frm uewe of Mil'& Co.” ies a 308. B. BILL, ,LON CHONG & C0. ve Just imported some of the superior varieties of ‘Tea. and in order to facilitate their introduction to the American public we present to each customer on every Monday and Friday a fine CUP AND SAUCER, given with every POUND OF TEA purchased. Importers. (my2-7t' 1305 F st. nw. a HE who are particularaboutthe style and St of theirclothesshoulialwayshave “order. Alinost fan tng contgurstade pull the faomeat ony ond. tice general eect” tat i notice: ow realy. my2 Cor. 9th and @ sta. nw. WESLEY ci COR. STH AND F meeting Thurmiay evening. coat EXCURSIONS, be FAMILY SUPPLIES. —>8T. MARK’S LUTH. Gl eT A FINANCIAL .. | eG Rev. We Ht Gotwald. pastor. | FOR RENT (Finis). iF school, 9:30 4.m. Preaching. mand «30 | FOR RENT (Offices). P.m. Subject: “Future Recornition.”” Luther Allt- shee, 6:4 p.m. Seats free. Puvlic welcome. METROPOLITAN PRESBYTERIAN FOR KENT (Rooms) FOR RENT (Houses) FOR RENT (Stores). Bunwwna rsa hor ‘Church, 4th and B a Jota Chre- grb. io hernrentonuitow net 2h FOR SALE (lou Ho p.m: Yee a Ce concregstional | FC (ats) prayer ‘Tnueniay: both at 7:30 p.m. IE | POR SALE (Mumeliansoual” URLEY MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN = WP og A S ~Fresching by the pastor, fev. Willian at snd Syn Bs 11 a.m. LOST AND FOUND MANICURE, cunobwes howe FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, ‘oth st. bet. Gand H sts. n.w., Rev. Joseph pastor. —Sabbatl: school, #:30 a.m. Preach 'm. and 8 p.m.: Young People’s prayer meet- m.; Thursday evening prayer imeeting, § Birtisgers are welcome ui al borvicea, it @q->CHUBCH OF THE EPIPHANY, G & i <e 35tu and 24th ats.» Te. HH. M: tnd 748 pits All Seats "ewo sheapt at Hh oe wervices. ‘ it = HAMLINE ME CHURCH. 9TH AND Pats. n.w..Rev. E. 8. Todd. D.D., pastor. ony fhe pe 7 ab; TO LOAN... ES PU} OCEAN STEAMERS, POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. PIANOS AND ORGAN: PERSONAL PRINTERS. PROPOSALS. PROFESSIONAL... RAILROADS .... SPECIAL NOTICES STAGE EXCURSIONS. SUBURBAN PROPERTY. SUMMEK RESORTS WANTED (Heip) WANTED (Honses! the pastor: ie Bee STORE HED SWEM BAPTIZES SUN- das night (7:45 o'clock) aiter a short ser- mob. and peso bret }1g.im, All seats fee, | Goro Bee TEST PAPTIAT CHURCH, 16TH ST. abere Scott circie, (Dr. Chas. A. Stakels, school, 9:50 a.m. Christian OE MeeiME, 7 p.18. ching, i1 a.m. and § :'D. U. Daviewor ‘Rochdale: Biagiamt. Yt ON SUNDAY EVENING, MAY 3, AT 8 ovclock, at the Lutheran Church, Thomas circle, will be bel a ineeting in the intereate of the Humane .. Prominent speakers. will «i ‘addresses and 500 copies ot Black Be uty (the "Une Hep caine of, the hore) have been donated by @ ‘wor ven that occasion HieesGirne fete tare om ti cca B= UTEENTA STREET WE CHURCH. 312 Heat. nw.» Rev. I. A, Thirikeld, pastor.—11 a.in., sermon and sacrainent ;8 p.m. sor mou; “‘Sundsy school, 30 ain. Epworth Learue meeting, 7 p.m. Prayer weeting Thursiay e RACE M. E. CHURCH, COR. 9TH 3 Ee m0. veo" i Tp.m. Prayer meeting 8 p.in- Thursiay. a WANTED (Situations) WANTED (Miscellaneous). HITTER wewenwausueobouubs Gorrnsaest Recesrrs Topar.—Internal reve- nue, $390,227; customs, £360,187. The U. S. 8 Artaxra arrived at Portsmouth, Va., today. Secretary Noste has returned from New York and was at his desk at the Interior De- partment today. Assistant Exorxern M. A. AXDERSoN, who has been on duty at the bureau of steam engi- neering in the Navy nt has been trane- ferred to the Portemouth, N. H., navy yard. coine, go> CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, CORN Le eS ‘Tae U.S. 8. Vesvvivs reached Norfolk from re i Rh pamton tT fe New York this morning. She is soon to be put xenpalt EL BRANCH, cor. through her paces as a shooter of dynamite or 46a. i. hing, Taine and gun-cotton on Chesapeake bay. MORI AREL, cor. Sth and ¥ sts. n. Ez. superintendent. —Sunday ool, 3:30 Coxsvt Recosyizep. ‘Mr. W.L. Merry has, Wavited to these services. It! as the instance of the government of Nice. PROTESTANT Cit bet. Mand N sta. n.w.. Ke ragua, been temporarily recognized as consul % th services, 11 a.m. | general of that country at the port of San pm. Bubject: "The Whence | Francisco. RSUCH ME. CHURCH, CORNER 4! and L ots. Preaching by the pastor, Rov? Dmecron Lrzcu’s StaTEMENT of coinage ox- H.M. Lemon, at 11 a. & p.m. Sunday | cuted at the several United States mints dur- Taee aha te bites, TOUT Peovle’s meeting. 7 YE | ing April shows that 117,000 gold pieces were =. TPA coined of the value of €1,920,000, 4,498,000 sil- Riraad Ph ois Gre Gas sek at. | ver pieces of the waite of 62/659,600 sed miner or. pastor “Ua.m Sunday schoul.” 1 Dieech- | coins amounting to 2,072,000 pieoos of the value Tie? doineta Bl Shap. sa tees 5 Hey | oF £50,500. beptising. $p.m., communion. Public are cordially invited. It NINETEENTH ST. BAPTIST CHURCH, cqner of 10th and i sts. n.w.. Rev. Walter aim, sermon’ ty 4 beptiaing ae es Foxerat or Lieut. Commaxper Constaxt.— ‘The remains of Lieut. Commander Walter M. WAUGH ASTa. + pastor ‘MF. CHURCH, 3D AND “Hev. Alex. £. Gibson, D.D. as NEW BIRTH,” SUBJECT FoR | ing, reached San Diego, Cal., yesterday, May 1, mag 7 3 from her southern craise, and will at Danae. Castes nee once to San Francisco. She will leave Ban i Francisco some time in June to continue the investigation of the cod fishing grounds of Bering sea, last summer. Mr. Jonx L. Hovsrox of Hartford, Conn., wureh, Tith and 1 DAVID WAKNER, President. CENTRAL METHODIST PROTESTANT ‘Church, 12th and M n.w.. Rev 5. Keese Sniper Pamtor“Sepivon snd commutinion at its sa. Eoctish Raveus, “Sunday achoal, 8330" Chvitisn Foe t FRANK tomorrow after. w. Come an! bring af IW CHURCH THE REV. Sewall will preach at the Church of the Huy pont sfrcle, at 11 &.m.. on “Knowing the Trath," st. John,” viils. Sunday school aud duit Bible class at 12:15. Choral evensong with brief Bible lemon st 5 pia. All seats free. Tracts and samples now in use at the principal custom free library. houses. Mr. Houston will represent the carpet | trouble CHURCH OF OUR FATHER (UN! manufacturers on the committee. i it), 1th and Ln.w, Prof. S.A. Whit- - game, peor. Services at $3.2 and Navan Onpens.—Passed Asst. Surg. F. J. i luseting Of the suct- “ci: |B. Cordeur has been ordered to duty at the —<=-1t_ | naval hospital, Chelsea, Mass.; Lieut. Walter C. a BEREAN CHURCH: | Cowles, detached from duty at the Wellman Wednesiay evening | Steel Company, Thurlor, Pa., and ordered to £ eller, pastor. it*_| duty at the works of Mess. Carnegie, Pitte- are a burg. = — —. 0. D. Norton, de- ; choo! af 10.4.1, - Preacling. | tached from the naval hospital, Chelsea, Mase., iss. om ‘Saturday 8. Wasubiurn. pastor. | oq Placed on waiting orders, ‘Now birth.” Giataugh Halt. 4000 2at st n.w. Youare invited. at ‘Tux Dotrars was put out of commission at the Norfolk navy yard yesterday. She hasbeen —g—>8I. PAUL'S CHURCH, 2D ST. NEAR : =_ Wighinston Cirle n.w., Hey. Alired Hand Fector. Services: tonorruw, "790. a am, Pues choral evensour aid Sermon. All Sata ree. q> LINCOLN MEMORIAL CONGREGA- onal Church, corer Lith and Kats. ti ‘Kev. » Moore. **_| cabins. The changes ting her to take the place of the Despatch as a wrecker and asa vessel for the i of the President and other dignitaries, which RIOTING IN EUROPE. Reports From Cities Where the Dis- order Occurred Yesterday. COMMENT ON BISMARCK'S SUCCESS, Michigan's Legislature Wants Freer Trade With Canada. THE NEW YORK STRIKE, YESTERDAY'S RIOTS IN EUROPE. Further Details Regarding the Disorder tm France. Pants, May 2—Further partieulars recrived here in regard to the labor riot at Pourmies yesterday show that early last evening a mob composed of about 1,200 people carrying sticks and armed with revolvers surrounded the gendarmerie crying: “Down with the masters.” “Death to the master.” “We wantour brethres.” This last cry referred to the men arrested in the day for intimidating the men who refused to go out on strike. The mob then at- tacked the town hall, and the gendarmoes, sent there to t that building, fired their re- volvers inthe sir in order ‘to frighten the rioters, but without effect. The troops, with fixed bayonets. then ¢ hanged the mob and drove it away from the inte neighborhood of the town hall. The crowd, however, after being driven backward, retaliated by firing volleys of bricks and pieces of "paving stones at the troops, frequently strik~ ing the soldiers. After this proceeding the mob retreated for a while, but subsequently reappeared with increased numbers and made an attack upon the gendarmes A fierce con- flict took place between the gendarmes and the rioters in the rear of a church, daring which @ number of the former were placed horede- combat. A regiment of infantry was then sum- moned to the scene of the renewed disorder and an uprosrious scene followed, the crowds fighting band to hand with the police and soldiery. Finally, upon the rioters eraisting in their refusal to retire, the roldiers red, killing three people gutright and wound ® number of others. The soldiers, acting nhac eeale officers’ instructions and in order to avoid the taking of life, fired low, at the of the people, with the result that many lim| of rioters have been amputated as one result of the labor disturbances. After this severe lesson the mob fied and alll was comparatively quiet during the might. To- day there is a feeling of suppressed excitement throughout Fourmies. TROOPS IX PARIS ON GUARD. One hundred and twenty arrests were made in Paris yesterday in connection with the May day agitation. There was a marked absence of well-dressed people from the streets, and cially of ladies from the boulevards. | Shi was ata standstill. The troops in Paris re- mained on duty during the night and were partly relieved this morning, it quite apparent thet all danger ® mob outbreak was over. A number of the anarchist and socialist leaders arrested by order of M. Constans on Thureday night were released today, but all are retained in custody against whom there is evidence of having in- cited to riot. The police of Paris are not re- laxing their efforts to trace the auth of the revolutionary circulars distributed to the troops. It is stated that the government will eu- deavor to secure the couviction and tion to New Caledonia of all whomay be shown responsible for the attempt to undermine the loyalty of the military. M. Constans is in re of congratulations from all sides on his revention of what threatened to be serious blow to the republic. Should it be proven that Boulanger has had anything to de With the anarchist plots against the safety, the British government will be to refuse him any longer the privilege ae) om Itis known that on Monday Inst and through out the week frequent messages passed between Boulanger and his leading adherents in Paris, ANARCHIST PLOT IN ROME. Loxpox, May 2.—It is hourly becoming more certain that # carefully concocted suarchtah plot existed im Rome yesterday. The Constant, who died at Yokohama, Japan, in| to be October last, while in control of the North | ances . Pacific squadron, United States navy, were in-| strongly defended the ministry and terred at Peru, Ind., his home, yesterday after- sroope, , _ eetting noon, and self-control e: ‘Tux Pisa Cosnission STEAMER ALBATROSS, ovine teen ap any eee hours. The Lieut. Com. Z. L. Tanner, U.8.N., command-| received by Deputy Ci has been designated by the Secretary of the | went on sete of a presented @ stormy soune, the Feng eager a OF riotows Pak eee forth the xhibited by the subjected to showers of stones _ ni during the on Which was y held et the reat of the Church of BE cae omer 5 gendarme who was wounded 7 the police were quelling the riot, died this morae ing from the effect of his injuries. A number of in the trade shows They men © today. Treasury as a member of the committee to ad-| to engage in dangerous demonstrations, but vise the department as to what necessity, if | the police immediately disperse any any, exists for increasing the standard of wool | Many stores are veing closed by their pro- who fear that there will be more fore the day is ended. 1X MARSEILLES. ‘The socialist member of the French chamber of deputies, M. Boyer, who was yesterday ar- rested in Marveilles for inciting disturbances at on's meeting at which be was a speaker, has been released from custody. Last night M. Boyer addressed three thousand work- ingmen and urged them to preserve a calm demeanor while presenting « united front. At Nantes fifteen persons have been arrested in connection with May-day disturbances. anions BISMAKCK’s ELECTION. surveyed by an expert board with a view to fit-| 7¢ Becomes the Principal Topic in Berlin. Benurx, May 2.—Complete returns from the election in Gestemund, Hanover district, for @ will necessitate the addition of a poop deck and | member of the reichstag give the following re will_be made as soon as | sult: Bismarck, 10,544; Schmalfeld, 5,486. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CRUKCH, | the board’s report is affirmed by Secretary! The eiection of Bismarck has overshadowed eee ee ‘Tracy. May day asa general topic of discussion. The at liam. and administer the Lord's Supper, with re- 4 tho nowee?hioausnns withun seption of members. and at 8 p.m. will preach again | A Trackn WaxTEp.—An examination will be | Prince received Tesiauent hustory ot. the Hebrew Kington.“ Stuns | held in the rooms of the civil service commie gy rots eage—cell from a slight indie» ded by Be. Bischoe, crxanist. 42° | sion on Tuesday, the 12th instant, commencing position he will take his seat in the Gusek =, Sen, Eee ae at 9a.m., tofilla of tracer in the office | and his friends in Berlin profess to have soak Haven. packers PaO Res of Indian affairs at a salary of @2 a day. The | assurance that he will + ii Sm. preaching and ‘comminio % | subj of the examination will be orthog-| and clearly upon the pain, Laced? ty Curstian Endeavor; | raphy, penmanship, cop: the rudiments | The Berlin socialists ee ES 1*"_ | of arithmetic and tracing of architectural | ment st their candidate CENTRAL UNION | MISSION, 050 PA: | and topographic drawings. satisfied with the ‘ sye. Bro. Bailey will speak at § o'clock to- of their 05 Bro. Havel wilt tha ceupe’ Aces | Recerers. asp Euremprrcaza—The follow-| sorry to see one of te dria Gag'id Stati Beka | ing inn comparative otacment of the receipt | 2% Puen to Sah Will stat womogrrow (weather perinittine}on'te | ANd expenditures of the United States: Re- | tarck is gratifying es aw. 3, Wanhincton Cie Aas Po pre gy sane Say, ——— 36. "J , 140. , $34,017, Se Sener aly, 180 p48. 87. E: FREER TRADE ew. hev. J A Price B.D. buster, Dare: | #Uree— 1891, pri. ¢25,381,194.06; sine daly 3, ‘The Michigan Legislature Unanimously tm ‘school. 1la.m. preaching and communion. 021,767.12. 3 €29, 907,923.74; ‘Wavor of It. 7 p.m. Chriation endeavor, Spm. 63. d May 2.—The Michi leg- ‘Rev. B. BG, Dywon. junior SPrcarhine Boxps Reprrwep.—Several lots of 43¢ per ope pap ne ~ ly the apg ee EBL ey ihe pester, Jollowed vy tye sacrament of ‘the cont bonds, aggregating in amount $33,500, ordered 8 copy transmitted to Sea- Lord's supper. Priaching at teins ie =P re. | St0T Hoar of Massachusetts, chairman of the which come teem Londen, Weve 0-1 os comuiittes on culations with Caanie ASTERN PRESBYTERIAN Cl Department for re- of the United States rs es cr iecninest Mt hm 25th instont toe Guise aoe te seesion at Detratt to hear 30 pain. a aaa s circular giving | testimony from citizens py METROPOLT’ notice t's intention trade relations with the dominion of a 40 ent Gets ured ae Peso eS ae nd 7 elle ai with the design of furthering the none TH Berten, Communion service: 7 pan. p- | of bonds. meas sokeeioe ate both countries by a freer interchange worth League prayer an‘l praise service. i ‘$16,104,450. ne sen meet PLACE MEMORIAL CHURCH — dato express governer = fansane Soke; eet SUS. | oe Nesexen’s RePaesexrative.—Mr. Thos. | general of he dominion. a Program. Free pews. Everybody welcome. Newcastle, Ind., who is Treas- uceenin aeumea tee oes as fcident to the recent change | fraternal civilization the two countries, between treasurer. arrived in Washing- | whom exist many ties of kindred origin, tradi- ivr Robarnes be as boat sing | wat farsa wal Se abanved yo oe ‘Tax Tonacco Tax.—Under the provisions of gress. the McKinley tariff act, beginning yesterday, Sage ‘all special taxes Septen upon dealers in leaf {EE NEW YORE STRIKE ; in manufactured Sepgieiearer of 1 —y satepes ‘More Firms Yield and More Men Return te dealers shall their place, of | too of the boussemiths’ union wes in semen % Bi ea the local collector of imter- to register. “The member bet ofthe dale the norag tac . oe latter class, report ‘com- | their willingness to sign a missioner of Tevenue for 1890, was | ment snd committees started 003,068, who 92.40 cach. ‘Tt is special tax of a loss to the gor- erument of $1,600,000 annually. El med vision of | ~~ to oe a