Evening Star Newspaper, May 5, 1891, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAK BUILDINGS, 101 Pennsylvania Ave, corer 11th Street, by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, & KAUFFMANN, Pres. efts by carriers, on oy . oF ‘per month genteeach. by matl—anyw; Gloada postage prepaid—0 cents per woth. ATURDAY QUADRUPLE SHEET Sram €1.U0 per year; ‘with toreugn postage added, €5.0U. [Entered at the Post Office st Washington, D. C.. a0 second-class mail matter.) FF" All mail subscriptions mnst be paid in sdvance: | aid for. 2epeber sent longer thap paid f Baten of advert te known on application. he £oening Star. Vo. 78, No 19,038. WASHINGTON, D.C. TUESDAY, MAY 5, 1891. SPECIAL NOTICES. -SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. TWO CENTS. SPECIAL NOTICES. GENE IS NO A DAY PASSES HUT THAT THE | @——— A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS ELECTION OF DIRECTONS.— SCOTTISH RITE,—MITHRAS LODGE OF To ‘of Hite iw iade wore uapsiewt. The —- of tue Kugas Fire Insurance Company. for ‘s ven that an election of Hertecion will coter th Oth ty ‘apd 8th at “= that uring April the death roi! was the | the election of nine trnstees will be held at the office | rectors of the Capitol, North O Street abd South Wash- ger atthe stated meeting on TUESDAY, May Miteest for sence. Fhe partitue wil be all te harder if | of te compas, LAS! Bat n.w.. on WEDNESDAY | fusion Railway Caeiaee a eee te ae at'7:30 p.m., at the cathedral of the rite. e'bewvinig tam ten nan fr toe bere tang | May 30, UROL "Foils ‘will Ue" cbened at 1 my Year will be heid at the ofco of the com ee | mek ‘AH. HOLT, S21 dee-, Secretary. shortiy to be thrwwn upon their own resources. Anim. | closed fay, election. FRANCES Br GH one | cpa stm. Sink’ boteeen Gs bees cf btn bcd WE, THE UNDERSIGNED WHOLESALE apts bem. gia Cea suctatiue. Writeand I eG Fst. ADDITIONAL REMARES abouT sTOKAGE. ‘There are innumerable places for storace, but Why not avail yourself of the unsur) assed accommodations offered by the American Security and Trust Cocapany and store your goods in their large, thoroughly equipped fireproof apd burgiar-proof warehouse st 1140 Lith st. aw.? The company offer you Superior advantages at rates usually charsed for the inferior. The rooms are lange, Well ventilated and flooded with the light of day. Every floor and every room te easy of accews. In addi- fica to the passenger elevator is an levator suficiently large to hoist the loaded wagons to the floor pon which the koodsare to be stored, ‘thus insuring the least possible amount of pecking and handling. The company Las the services of men thorouxhly Qwained and experienced in the art of moving. packing, storing and shipping fgoods—for ft is really an art to do such ‘Work tm a perfect manner. Do not love aight of the fact that this fe the oniy absolutely fireprouf build- tng not controlied by tie government. THE AMERICAN SECURITY aND TRUST CO. mt &. T. BRITTON, Prest. pesrercar BUILDING ABSOCIATIO: LAST SiX MONTHS’ BUSINESS. Balance (a hand at commencament.. 810,207.11 Received for dues om shares... 614.00 ecerveu for interest on aivances 2 SCI Received for return ofadvancessettied up. 40,950.00 ‘Total receipts............ Disbursed for 1.164 advances made to Disbursed for redemption of siiares. Disbursed for interest paid on redemp- tions... 2» ~ 15,116.17 Disbursed on account of running ex- pense. 8174.60.00 ‘96,385.00 re neither = bank nor a trust company we indulze im very lane firures, yet. merely asa ye take it, is a ry careful and wiving of that economy in good e tine affonling the fadvances on very xtreniely aecosutuodating terms. Weare paying three different rates of proiit to our mibseribers, vis: 3 per cent per annum on shares with- trawa before maturity; 6 per cent per annum oa peciai payments, iuterest paid monthly if desired ed money returned on demand without waiting, and 2 per cent per annum on the matured shares. We are ow redenmine the frst aud second series at 12 per ent per annum profit. We make advances of $150 0n each share for 8? pon:b. $750 on five shares for $10 per month, iB seven shares for $14 per month. #1.300 easonalie am per 050 tea, Lares or $i) per manch. £3,000 on twenty shares tor Ho per month. These payments ran for ou» hundred mouth, ani then your property is free frum debt. This is much better than paring rent. Sharescan siways be taken and no back dues are requiret. You "an wettie ous or more advances at any time and stop be Payine of imterest on those advances thus settled up. We afford every factiity and accommodation to gur mewibers to acquire property of to earn a good fair nierest on their savings. Our office is at 505 1ith st. pW., aNd OUT meetince are on the first Wednesday in wach month. Office always open for business. S.C. Duncanson, Presd't. Lewis Abrabau, Vice Pree't, Francs G Sexton, Treas, Jobn Cook, Secretary, 508 Lith st. DIRECTORS. Andrew Gines, F. W. Brandenburg, Win. P. Seville, Wm. H. Goods, Charies Sawa, Wm. BR. Hiiyer, A X. Mueker, ©. W. Schell. Charles F. Benjaain, _myl-t _Attorney. 6 Corcoran building. _ A BANE OPPORTUNITY 15 OFFEKED 5MALL lnvestors why inay receive (pro rata) the samme profits es large curs u Pracine, theit savings in wuaranterd ak at deft rive frou $1 in order that ali may avati themselvas io se 3 4. MITCHELL. $04 Fst... Wasington city, DO. = lot SOT LSO feet secnres wach not oupany’s abstract with quarantes sukibg hous: of this city. Orders of ruupty trap gue to T. A. MITCHELL, 004 F st. NS UNIVERSITY, BALTI- mits Tespecting the coliece lovkins University, for the September 30, 1801, are now ready DIY by Postal eard to the REGIS- JOHNS HOP! imore. State ipaocimee GEO! . President. H.R. GRAY, Secretary noe MITRE E ce" ASHI NG TOS (Georwetown) property for sale: ee He PICKLING, tute my2-3t SECURI ¥ +) ND CEL- = pepe ol ae see BR BATULATER SUGAR, be, PER POUND. *® material that wiil never deteriorate by ace pene ‘MeMechin's Mc ‘preserves, Ge. using 3 MeMechin’s Orange 25e. per jar. POTOMAC BLUE STONE. MoMeclin's Home-made afpie Burton 12 per jar. It te ch * i Me! mane, 's Home-inade sents cain ing ti a than bric! An 18-inch foundati U¢ waltean betalitof Potoune Blue Ntsoe—peat week, | Guiness” Stout as ase ie ana Wanship—for the sane cost as, For heavier walls the cost. miles on the Potomac be- bridges, stone. block stone for Uailding fronts, iso. extent tween Aguetuct and t range and broken ashier work broken stone, base binder and granolithic. Pure ground stone dust at a ‘ery low price—excelient material for lawns and Walks. Broken stone from elevated Uns loaded upon ves sel and wavons. ‘These stons were used to build the Catholic University. Georxetown Colleze and many other dings in the city. Also for foundations Of most of the lance overnn.ent buildings in Wash- ington. Office at Docks, ‘ater st. Teephone eons Builders’ Exchanse. ‘elephone nmmber: 137 apli-tu, thas, Lm' POTOMAC STONE CO. tion. "We visit’ thorouguly, Mrithout “undue fatigue rest in Scenery, ai ory Eneland, troiond, Scotian’. France, the Nether Jamis, the country of the thie, Germany, Switzer- iand and Italy. The party will be at no the in charge of foreign conductor. Every Return dates, August ‘and tull faform - th st, De. Loomis" partion. Sailing dates. June 13 and Sand Septeurer 5. For circulars ion »ddress WARREN CHOATE & C Washington, D.C. => ™ 18 Goon REFRIGERATOR WEATHER, And the “WISCONSIN PEERLESS" is the ‘Dest. For sale only by W. H. HORKEE, 8TH ST. AND PENN. AVE., SOLE AGENT. It is inde of solid oak, cabinet finisbed and mineral fiber filled. Guaranteed perfect or money cheerfully returned. apl0-lm O.. 73011 GooD CORRECTNESS aoe = Sential 10" iake wedding a GEDMEY & ROBERTS, Makers, ES RORETS aoe, THE FIRE AND BURGLAR - PROOF BUILDING OF ‘THE WASHINGTON SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, 916 Pes aye. z KOOMS Constructed entirely of brick, with steel doors, ent at oiniuaia Fates. oe 1 storaste of siiver plate, Jewel aluabies at miniwiun chances. DEPOSIP "Le Rent for $5, $7.54, #10. Upward year. —™= HIGIENIC ICE COMPANY, ‘No. 419 9th st. n.w., yunces that ft is prepared to receive orders er soe on its eatatlished Toutes at the follow. s * 30 0 smaller quantities a For large quantittes special rates. Only during one season previous to this bas ire ever been sold at these Jow prices. Early orders are solicited. ‘The company wuarantees to furnish pure ice made from the pure water of the faujous Federal spring, dretitied and filtered in the process Iti of ite of a) methods of imanutacture, and a comparative test as to durability and purity of its product with aby other ico otiered tO ye public. q=> NEW PROCESS VAPOR STOVES. DON” ‘uy a vapor stove until you have seen NEW PROC = the criginal and onl; ESS. qq BRICKLAYERS, ATTENTION.—THERE Till Dee abrcint tnewtine ELESDAY. stay 3 the eight-hour question. Every member tobe present. By order of the President. apse JAMES M. BOYCE, Ree. Sec’y. ee eranixe FOR WARM WEATHER Do not overlook a GAS COOKING STOVE, todinense. requested ‘We have the UN DIAL,” “ECLIPSE,"* “GILT EDGR” and “RELIABLE,” And will be pleased to show them. apwtr WASHINGTON GASLIGHT COMPANY. e*T THE REQUEST OF ONE THOUSAND and one of our customers we have provided ‘space for a lunch room on theaixth floor of our 10th street building and have opened thesame. Weare Bow prepared to serve them in a first-class manner. mb20-3m WOODWAKD & LOTHROP. Fount BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, 913 AND 915 F ST. ¥. W. ‘Mas the beat pian devised for securing s Home. NO AUCTION OF MONEY. repeyabie.g3 per month on ea~h MSO Bick bus kegut SEX PER CEN1 INTEREST AL. PA SAFE DEFOsIC COMPANY WASHINGTON. — PRR SATIONAL OF “Siu Ix Tue Rise.» % We WE HAVEN'T COUNTED LicHT- WWWwW WEIGHTOVERCOATS asa *‘dead ww Ww WW issue.” Good thing we didn't. To- day reminds us of earlier in the season, when they were @ constant necessity. You really Reed something of the sort more NOW than THEN. You haven't—many of you—the help Of your thicker suite. NOW you're spring clad and the sharp air cuts like a knife. Don't shiver for shaine of wearing a coat you thouzht you'd “hung up” for good. If you'd made ap your mind to treat yourselves to # new one in ‘the fall you can never do better—get more for your money—than today, and these frequent “‘uye and downs” of the mercury plesd the cause of immediate purchase for personal pro- tection. ‘Giit-edge" Coats—#10 to $35— STYLISH—FITTING and FINE. We've uo fear put we can please “every man of you.” i111 -— A Marrer Or Paws I-11 1 1 — H HOW'S YOUR COACHMAN LOOKING— a “Livery speaking"? Weare asking be- cause be should be wearing the sum- mer one by this time—and OURS are READY for IMMEDIATE} DELIVERY. Whether you ‘keep your coach in town or take it sway with ‘you it's all the same—you ueed the new Livery. ‘There won't be = better dreesed coachtan in the *‘set” thin yours if WE do the outtitting— Cheap enough, you'll ssy,too. No the like the ‘present for attention to this matter. ‘Registered Trade Mark, PURE RYE WHISKY, (O40 Geillon, 61» Quart and 5c. « Pint. JAMES THARP, ollie 818 Ta PHILIP H. WARD, ‘Pennsylvania ave. and 2ist st. MEN'S OUTING SHIRTS TO ORDER. We take pleasure in announcing that our, stock of Fiannel, Silk, Madras and Cheviot for Men's Neglice Shirts is complete and em ‘all the pew and core rect styles. We make sepecialty of Fine Custom |. We use only the best materials, employ none but. skilied hands swaranteo that for Superior workmanship, styie of finish and sclen:ifc per‘ection in cut and fit our Shirts cannot be excelied. Sampies w gnatersacscnd prices cheerfully furnished on ap fication. Leave your orders at Men's Department, first floor, first annex. mbvo-im WOODWARD & LOTHROP. ee? FORTRESS MONROE AND NORFOLE. ‘New Iron Palace Propellers, “THE WASHINGTON and NORFOLK,” ‘Leave their docks foot of 7th st. dafly at 7 p.m., ap8-im @ | connecting with all points south and southwest. Leave Norfolk daily at 6:10 p.m.; Fortress, 7:10 a. ‘Tickets on sale at B. and O. offices, 619 Pennsyl- ‘Vania ave, and 1351 Pennsylvania ave. NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON, D. C., STEAM- ap28-1m, BOAT COMPANY. Lt sp28-Im* ree, BLUARL & BEAXION, Real Estate Brokers, Newport News, Va. SIXTH SERIES. ‘The sixth series, THIRD CO-OPERATIVE BUILD- ING ASSOCIATION, will begin the FIRST MONDAY IN JUNE. Payments 8? on each share per month. Constitutions can be procured and stock subscribed for at office of secretary, Cor. 7th st, and Pa. ave. THE INDEPENDENT ICE ‘COMPANY Announce to the citizens of Washington ‘that they are 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 CO., Berve all parts of the city aid Mount Pleasant. A LIBERAL DISCOUNT Op alltickets purchased or ordered from o COR. 12TH ST. AND PA. AVE. eplu-lm —" DENY NOTHING! The voice is too strong. We accept the {eee ae am oe = Protection vusraateed or ne aale ‘MILLER’S, Buccessor to ELLERY & CO., Ladice' and Gentlemen's Outitters, fel2<tm 15th and Pa. ave. Se FEW UE OF BTOCK. OPEN FOR SUBSCRIPTION AND FIRST PAYMENT. EQUITABLE CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION, EQUITABLE BUILDING, 1003 F 8T. ‘Monthiy payments $2.60 per share. ASSETS 91,214,738.00. THOMAS SOMERVILLE, Prest, TRO. JOY EDSON, Becy. apl0.ow =" Insist too much on quality? We bufld ‘Stine grade of work at s very mod- =o ‘We are carrying « larger stock and better anortment of Carriages than ‘ever Lefore and our ware rooms were ‘tock betore it is broken. ANDREW J. JOYCE'S SONS, 1028 and 1030 Conn. ave. ap3-2m ‘agree to close our re- ive. ‘business at SIX O'CLOCK P.M. from MAY 1 to SEPTEMBER 36, inclusive. cepted. (signed) JAS. L. BARBOUR. mR SHEA z <OERGUOD &00., FRANK HUME, PRINTED MATTER. Please see if you need of some preheat safanarne nic me if you are, send mean order for em. You may on having the work prowptiy and proj ey done. myl-3m_Printerand Publisher, 1106-1116E st. n.w. THE SCOTTISH RITE TEMPLE BUILD- ABSOCIATIO} ING i. Capital stock $50,000, divided into 5,000 shares; par value $10 each. Incorporated April 1, 1891. A meeting of the stockholders will be held on TUES- DAY, May 5, 181, 8'p.m., at Masonic Hall, 308 11th st nw. , You are requested to attend, subscription books now open. ‘By order of the , dee rely SOME OF OUR BUSINESS. ‘The rapid increase in our business mentha {oroed us to move into in sooner than With increased roo. ar own vn Prepared to t a ‘ACCOUNTS “OF COLLECTIONS nce end ezchanie drawn free ane to our rs, INVESTMENTS. Ponits Until satisfactory invest- CERTIEICATES OF "We issue tuulo certificates of fe issue tase EFOBtT geverat dre ta they are in capitaists and safe inv. it in to do business with us. ‘Special attention given them: ‘ansisti LADIES ie, Femittine : BRGY UHUBL. » peccont, furhiabed toes deal ~ "Qcotter nothing: but the best Callin and seo us. We will take pleasure in sowing ‘Our investments at all Hes. lize inh to place your funds whare they will draw a wish, rood investment, if Sou win oxciunge on New ork, Baltimore and ete sete ‘ou havea note todiscount. if ou wish to alse money on collaterals, see us, WOODS & CO., BANKERS, my2-3t LER F st. Me ithe Band O- HR. :tn full view of Capi. foland monument; magnificent scenery; high and %, hi ‘being organized ® mutual bans, dtcouts only a1 ber share sont ls gst delay inguin oF ou may oppor unity. Fus particulars at the office of mye ‘GEO. We EVANS, 633 F st. n.w. = CHONG & CO. \¥e just imported some of the superior varieties of Tea, and in order to facilitate their introduction to th> American public we present to each customer on every Monday and Friday a fine CUP AND SAUC! with every POUND OF TEA purchased.~~ J. ‘Importers. 1305 igre yz OWNER, O17 Tith st. n.w. KSA SLIT 0m, sows Sauafe pianos, tee for sale. Call on EF DRUOF, ‘ 25 Pa. ave SAMUEL G. BURDETT, WHO WAS = llled i the B. & ©. suasliip last Wedges. Carried «3,000 accirlent policy ork Acct insurance Company.” aye FOR SAL Eo Os ST. (WEST Wad Fonporites Cooke Wisce, B-ruora eas Let si cteeabimner on St se bat S240 feet ( fuare. feat), 10 alleys lowest price $8,000. Thus is bergain. ee oe OE OF COPARTNERSHIP. We sre mate ed, have this day formed ypartnerabi} name, TORMONT & JACKSON, For the execution of the art i all tts branc! it Ne 2 . With @ earefally ee a the best foundries rr ‘we are prepared Printings that inay be intrusted ito our 800] Lewis Warhington, D.C., April 15, 1801. IN CONNECTION WITH OUR PATENT Awency we have established a EAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, pe cured the services of Mr. WM. L. FIN: ‘ts mianacer of the sine. ‘All Dusiness intrusted to our care will recetve prompt and careful at tention. NE BUSINESS PROPERTY IN STODDART & CO., < GFORGETOWN, D.C, ye G15 7th st. nw. ow ‘2 lot, 1205120, located on M or Bride ae 5 Hirh, would ‘ease for s years and put | _ In reference to the shove notice I respectfully solicit Shatach s building asthe perc uit desire This is the patronage of my friends end the Puc, : considered one of the beat busines pointa in George. hate Se Bee 00) tric aes = SHAKES—@1 EACH, NO BACK DUES TO Pay. POUR PERCENT ADDITION ALINTERUST OM DEPOSITS = SIx pores. treasurer, Jno. A. ecessar 'Y information concerning: ibe obtarned of his st his omicer where also Hons may be obta: iat ie ofhcey wi SS Se re week day between the Lours of H a.m. and 4:30 po ‘President, ROBT. 6. cae 517 20th st. nw. DAVID G. DIXON, surveon general's Office, War ve all WM. MAYSE, JARED D. TERRILL ¥ Catras sa 3. W. BT. CLAIK. No. A PRESCOTT, ap210t 1416 F st. BRS wre ore scttine WINDOW SCREEN FRAMES, 17. EACH. . ADJUSTABLE WINDOW SCREENS, $2.75 DOZEN. WIRE SCREEN DOOKS, COMPLETE, ‘With Spring Hinges, Hook and Eyeand Knob, @lesch. 25 FT. GARDEN HOSE, COMPLETE, ‘With Couplings and Patent Nozzle, $2 each. GARDEN HOSE REELS, 75c. EACH. A FULLY GUARANTEED LAWN MOWER, $3.75 S-QUABT ICE CREAM FREEZER, $1.35 EACH. POULTRY NETTING, 2-INCH MESH, Fer 100 square feet, 70c. POULTRY NETTING, LIGHT WEIGHT, ‘Per 100 square feet, 60c. ii BARBER & ROSS, COR. 11TH AND G 8TS. ¥.W., Opposite Boston Dry Goods Store. Kish e773” pa a "EWO CHOICE LOTS AT CHARLETON Heights for sale. ‘Lots 16 and 17, bicck 42. 50U each. ‘A. BALPH JOHNSON, 1206 F st. nw. R SALE-IN TENLEYTOWN 0) Ge and. i. electric Tullroed, 9 pcre at feat sao per month Price, avid at once $00" = oat Fick ieee” 1364 2d st. nw. Di RM. Hf. DAVITT, VETERINAR! as eC WaNsTAll iS STABLES and cea ‘8 ST, se. "Telephone 1056-2. mylelwe ae, PULERTIN JUST OUT. CALE sete SON, G. HERSEY & CO. myl-12t 1300 Fats ew LACE YOUR ORDER NOW FOR Wi =" Pu ovo and dress sits vn Factory on premises. ef inylSen OPFICK OF COLLECTOR OF TAXES, Dintrict jum! Wi 1891.—The attention of taxpayers im cal Sratcotintes Geer ah ict pervonal 7 ‘were not previously” paid, will Fevabice the Ist day of afay, ‘ena it mot paid beture er, of Jane eusning. shall Serene ar- rears ent, fs cent She die stpount sheréoy snail ye added aaid the seis, ith other taxes due and in arrears, shal a ‘tnd sale in the manner ‘by PCE St" conmnbia Attest: ee Saas COMMISSIONERS OF DIST! Se a ye andr pest tl comin: oe at Eincinlar, oad ion istrict without the inntts or feos town to of itol st. and T st., as above: cated, deeming it condncive es ee so ROL nee dy Beis at Lokcoek vm: A ‘showing tl taken, hae be seen he area oF ry office of the Cutnusis: sioners. JOHN W. DOUGLASS, x Ww. Ey te kopiRt, eS of Columbia, YT Odd 11S ID. L. RICE Ka- Sai Bat 7 oY Telephone sal 36-6 0.0-D. et IcE SOMPAR. Siain offices cos, 10th aud Fats. mw. Toxs Ey a Lowes : a cee ‘Vice President and’ ee i, fe14-3m Bem PERSONS HavING CLAIMS FOR INDEMNITY OR DEATH LOSSES AGAINST THE UNITED STATES MUTUAL ACCIDENT ASSOCIATION OF NEW YORK, JAMES R. PITCHER, SECRETARY, OR CLAIMS UPON WHICH PAY- MENT HAS BEEN REFUSED WHOLLY OR IN PART BY SAID ASSOCIATION, WILL FIND IT TO THEIR ADVAN- TAGE TO COMMUNICATE AT ONCE WITH “QUICK PAY- MENT," POST OFFIOE BOX 457, NEW YORK. 1t NATIONALIST CLUB, NO. 1, ST. eas matfonaiiet candidate for’ Couprees ta the Gun, ores as nati or 2 istrict of California, will apeak WEL NESDAY EVEN- ING on **The May Lavor I ye onstration.”” myo-2t" a POTOMAC Per idye NO. 20, JR. 0. ‘Meinbers of this councti are requested to meet in ‘I ct session at the council cham! THIS (1UES- DAY) EVENING at 8 ck to take action on the death of our late brother, Hamilton Bronaugh. Members are. ees to assemble at the council on WED: DAY b.VeENING at 2 o'clock p.m. for the attending the funeral. Wei of sister ernaily invited. ei oa oo F lied 1, ALE it!) 0. P. BROWS, B. i <—* Lodge, } Knights of Syth . No. are re- Qnesied to Le. present at the regular mecting TOMOR- KOw (Wednesday) EVENING at Sovclock to tunko ents 1or the faneral of our late brother, Rob- SFLS. Mckericher. “Also theet at the Castle Hall on THURSDAY, Siay 7, at 2:30 o'clock p.m., to attend the funeral. “Meucbers of sister lodges are reepectiully invited to attend. By order of the C.-C. it Att EVENING STAI = ‘This morning's Post publishes an interview with Mr, E. D. Euston, in which the latter is inade to say “that he ‘believed the assets of the American ‘the tiabilit phophone Co. would show up much larxer than reilt, Easton could not have made this statement with ference company. no. 1 PSTAS. G. PAYNE. President, <i CASHTOWN CREAMERY CLUB. 8 OBJECTS AND ITS ADVANTAGES. ‘This organization has for its object the furnishing of members with the best Creamery Butter direct trom the churn at the lowest posable rates. ‘The butter is the product of the Casitown Creamery Association, connty, ‘the most, fertile ‘Where’ the inteliigent farmers tock.” The deliveries are ‘pooling our orders” we dis pense. e ctly what we are getting for Our money, and can Ox Tho peopopeibihity i the buster te ok oe Gets standa ht Bynumbersand cash retary of Chub, P.8,—To members: Lay aside your mutters the exact change, It you can, as this will facilitate de- livery. Price tor May, 33 cents per pound prints, it* Bae OFA, HIRE INSURANCE COMPANY CASH ASSETS AND SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, 78) HILL & JOHNSTON, Agent: mySeolm 1503 Penn. ave. awe ‘The predominating style for men is the Light English Tweeds from the ‘Banks of the Avon” and the Light Homespun Suitings made single-breasted sack. Ihave the richest assortment of these Suitings to be found in thecity, ‘and am taking orders for them at arate that will make the goods scarcein ashort time. $30 to U0. G. WARFIELD SIMPSON, Expert Custom Tailor, Cor. Yth and G sts. n.w. The weather is likely to be 4 irs sir i» de grereli sa: temperature; north winds; frost,ezcept in Virginia. PROMPTNESS. ‘Ob, what a virtue ins Lumber Firm! Whats Pleasure to deal with firm that will not keep you waiting. On whose word you can rely. ‘Whose system is such that they can tell you to minute when to expect your lumber. And @ then our pricesso low. $1.15 PER 100 FEET. my5 LIBBEY, BITTINGER & MILLER, ‘Lumber and Mill Work, my5 6TH ST. AND NEW YORE AVE. ,THE BELTSVILLE LAND IMPROVE- ‘ment Co. invite inspection of their beau- tiful subdivision, 12 miles from the city, on the ‘Washington branch of the B. and O., admitted by ail tobe the most desirable place between Washington and Baltimore. A copy of their not be fully appreciated until it has been seen, and we extend to you a cordial invitation to go out and 200 it for yourself. BELTSVILLE LAND IMPROVEMENT CO., my6-0t" Room 15, Equitable building. VE YOU SEEN THA’ Er We aDven Tae Lee AD fle of cost—3-button cutar . 4 yBtzig, of atamay._ frock; buttons. sa Material black ‘worsted, Clay's pe : the lutest S to $8. a ea me @l oJ is, myt at. 1820 REWARD FOR INFORMATION hat will iesd_ to arrest of the p of ‘the party who ertarned my buKy in front of Sve, Baturday at 4 Pim. {mys EUGENE PETERS. Washington News and Gossip. HEU ee WANTED (Miscellaneous). Goveaxwext Receipts Topar.—Internal reve- nue, $205,709; customs, $313,478. Secretary Tracy left the city yesterday for ¥ |New York. Mrs. Wilmerding, his daughter, sails for Europe tomorrow. Nava, Movements.—The new cruiser Newark sailed from League Island for Hampton Roads this morning. Navat Onprns.—Commodore James A. Greer, ordered to examination for promotion. Lieut. Albert Gleaves, ordered to the Boston on the 12th instant. —_—___ SecartanYeBiarss left the city this morning at 10 o'clock for New York to attend the musi- cal festival, of which his son-in-law, Walter Damrosch, is director. New Baxxs.—The controller of the currency 1o- | bas authorized the National Bank of Avondale, Pa., to begin business with a capital of $50,000, also the Greyport National Bank of Adams, Mass., with a capital of $100,000. Mz. Farp Vax Drv, who for the past two or three years has been employed as clerk in the office of the surgeon general, U. 8. army, has been transferred to the State Dey ent as confidential clerk to Solicitor Frank C. Partridge. Pexxerivania’s Dinzct Tax.—Secretary Fos- ter today signed a warrant for $1,654,711 in favor of the governor of the state of Pennsyl- Tanah aman aes eh asec |e to the governor this afternoon. Anur Onpens.—First Lient. Edwin P. An- drus, fifth cavalry, will proceed to Madison, Wis., and report in person to the governor of Wisconsin for duty in connection with the Na- tional Guard of that stete until November 1, 1891, when he will join his proper station. Tar Qyaxtiry DesioxaTe.—The collector of customs at New York has been informed that in allowing drawback on cigarettes manufact- ured in part from imported and then exported the quantity of the paper. #0 used bill be Getelanined by allosing focrtese ounces thereof for every 10,000 cigarettes ex- por Canxor Be Penwaxentix Deveaarep.—As- sistant Secretary Spaulding has informed the collector of customs at Bridgeport, Conn., that a special deputy can make appraisements onl! in case of the absence or aby of the ‘col- lector, and that, therefore, the duty imposed by law upon the collector in regurd to apprai ments cannot be permanently delegat A Request Dexrep.—The Treasury Depart- ment has declined to authorize the free entry of certain photographs imported at New York for permanent exhibition at the Girl's High School, Brooklyn, because the school is not, in the opinion of the department, “an institution established for the encouragement of the arte or of science” within the meaning of the list of the tariff law. Cnanazs or Srmatontat Szats.—The succes- sion of Senator Dixon to Senator Edmunds’ seat has resulted in two other changes. Sena- warded This gives Mr. Dubois a better expected to get during his first session. Rewanp yor Buaveny.—Secretary Foster yesterday sent to Frederick T. Hatch, keeper of the Cleveland Breakwater light station, a Punsowat.—Dr. E. 8. McKee of Cincinnati and Dr. F. G: Albright of Lancaster, Pa., are REMOVAL NOTICE.—MADA! ‘RO! v oer at Willard’s—Dr. W. H. H. Dorland of Phila- Femoved 1 Mid Sith et. where ane will Oe dolphia, Dr. H. H. Grant of Louisville ana Dr. Ser ee See ane peeeen. D. W. Graham of Chicago are at the Arling- EXTER STLAM LAUNDRY.—IT 18 | ton ——Dr. 3-6 Dorney of Richmond, Va. ‘and art blcemre { jum enabled to announce to | pW. Bunge of Rotterdam are at the Shore- —Col. Henry ‘3 Abbot as sme, i. Surgeon Henry I. Raymond arm: and F. E- Ross of Boston are at the Ebbitt.—~- E. W. Buitof St Paul, R. C. Shultz of New York fie Fe F E i Ee & é i ip Hy E aH al eee lp fi i i if | F a E F if : i i tid Press which mects there tomorrow. Conde B. Pallen Louis- ‘ng Gears, BW convention i if R ¢ free | as WASHINGTON’S GREAT GROWTH, Senator Edmunds Speaks of the Changes in ‘Twenty-Five Years, BOW THE CITY HAS DEVELOPED IN THE WELI- PAVED STREETS, THE HANDSOME PUBLIC AXD PRIVATE BUILDINGS AND IN EDUCATIONAL YACILITIEG—HIS NATIONAL UNIVERSITY PLAN. “leave for Vermont in the morning,” said Senator Edmunds to a Stan reporter last night, “but I shall not bid farewell to Wash- ington at this time. It is trac we have rented our house for a couple of years, but we expect to spend a good deal of time in this city every Winter. My law business will call me here. “What s difference there is between the Washington of today and the Washington I entered for the first time twenty-five years ago,” continued the Senator, becoming natu- rally reminiscent. “That was just after the war and the city was by no means desirable as part of F street, and the mud on the side streots was literally hub dee except in midsum: The place was se rbaric so far as architecture was concerned; pigs, cows and wandered unhindered through nearly all the thoro ; great unfiniched public bui stood alongside dilapidated hovels—all of them set in seas of mud or clouds of dust, as the season it dictate. It is somewhat difficult to realize that these conditions prevailed so lately as twenty- five years ago. WASHINGTON HAS GROWN WONDERFULLY. “Washington has grown wonderfully since then—grown in every way. Very many fine buildings, comfortable homes almost without number, the smoothest of streets and a gratify- ing condition of general public cleanliness have succeeded the olf order or disorder of things, and we bave a capital of which we can be and aro justly proud—a city that is more beautiful than any other city of the same size on the face of the earth. Educationally the city has advanced to the front rank; it is fast ming an art center, and it now is the of « _ brilliant array of literary genius. All this is not startling: every one who reads Tae Stan must be aware of it, and we are all proud of it. The reasons for the city's growth are not such as would apply toany other great city. Washington is not a railroad center; itis nota terminus of ocean steamship lines: no manufactures to strengthen and enrich it; is not e commercial city in the sense of be- ing the location of those gigantic business houses which are the power and motor force of many other centers of population. Wash- ington has grown because it ought to; because the capital of our nation must be correspond- ingly as great as the nation; must be repre- sentative.” ‘HIS NATIONAL UNIVERSITY PLANS. “Will your national university plans fall to the ground when you cease to become a Sen- ator?” asked the reporter. sincerely trust not,” replied the Vermont statesman. “We were so busy with tariffs and other such — = the last — that it wae utterly impossible for me to reach any results as to the university idea. Before resignation takes effect—which it will not unt November next—I shall make strenuous effort to call together the members of the select com- mnittee appointed to report on the measure and I shall endeavor to so arrange matters that the idea will not lack champions on the floor of the Senate. We need a great national university and we need it right here pipe in ok tal. Not acollege, but a great m university—an institution which should make = nag gen of eager rig as com- pa ith the narrowness of the papal power. 1 have no objection to any one being a papist if he or she desires to be, but I do obj to the efforts which are being made by the papacy to combine the church and the state. ne- cessity for taking a firm stand in this matter, and one of the results of their firmness will be ‘8 great national university.” SMOKE AND THE NEW POWER HOUSE. A Report on the Subject by the Engineer Department—It Will Not Be # Nuisance. Some days ago Tae Stan published a communication from a citizen relative to the nuisance which would probably result from the smoke from the new power house for the cable road, which is to be built on Pennsylvania avenue between 134 and 14th streets. President Hurt of the railroad company replied to this in a letter to the Com- missioners, and stated that the company did not apprehend any nuisance from the smoke from the new power plant and referred the Commissioners to the 7th strect plant. Upon the recommendation of Commissioner Doug- Jass in board session the matter was referred to the engineer department for report. Mr. H. F. Hayden, the superintendent of the water de- partment, was entrusted with the duty of in- vestigating and reporting upon this question. t. Today he submitted his re He refers at length to the piant of the its operation and forwards numerous cuts the 7th street showing how at reduction of it the is re- il a! E A ry il i il iF if [i i i f i] A i & 5 [ j Fey é ig i ! ff iH [ ! yi 4 f § f i fi Ha i | ! i f r e fi Pty I 1 has suthorized to be made, Silvis sroatie en aa ime reas THE FOURMIES RIOT. Tt is Followed by Violence in Other TWO DYNAMITE EXPLOSIONS TODAY. Ex-Gov. Crittenden of Missouri Reported Seriously lll. AN EXTENSIVE COLD WAVE EUROPEAN LABOR TROUBLES. Paar, May 5.—Minister Constans, sustained by the overwhelming vote of confidence given by the chamber yesterday, took vigorous mess whose husbana was shot in the is called, dipped her hand in the blood that welled ‘from bis side and swore von- nce against the “bourgeoise” e eXcitement has not subsided, alth« the people to be somewhat cowed by the overwhelming number of the troops. WITHDRAWING TRE TROOPS. Fovrmtes, May 5.—The workingmen’s dele gates, representing all the trades and Isbor circles of this town, called today upon the refect and made a most respectful request Bist, mn vlow of the peaceful attitude of the in- habitants of Fourmies since labor day and in order to avoid the possibility of any further trouble, the regiment of infantry which fired upon the populace on May day should be re- moved to some other part of France, The fect, after consultation with the mayor, ac ceded to the delegates’ request, saying that im consideration of the fact that they had called attention to the peaceful attitude of the inbabi- tants wince the riots, he, the prefect, would recommend the government to send the obnoxious regiment to some other part of France. TWO DYNAMITE EXPLOSIONS. Mos, May 5—This morning « dynamite cartridge was in some manner placed in the house of & man who recently refased to join the strikers and exploded, completely wreck- ing it. The police are investigating the affair, Dut, as yet, they ha’ Made any arrests, Lizex, May 5. rife explowcn took place here today in front of the remdenoe of a well-known cnpitalist of this city. The explo- mon is said to be the work of the extremists of the labor party. ‘Ihe explosion caused « panic in the neighborhood where it took ‘the latter being the most aristocratic quarter of the city. THREATENING DEMONSTRATION IX HUNGARY. Viexxa, May 5.—Yesterday at Bekes, Hun- gary, when the crowd surrounded the prison demanding the release of their comrades who had been arrested for indulging in th: a not ee Knee were to the fore. ‘They «pat upon \urled stones at the troops and, baring’ thedr ‘cried out: “Cut us down with your bayoucta. We will not move without our brothers.” ‘aiaanatiiipsiaains- EX-GOV, CRITTENDEN ILL, He Sustains the Kupture of a Blood Vessel at the Base of the Brain. Kansas Crs, Mo., May 5.—Ex-Gov. Thomas Crittenden was stricken last evening with a fa- tal illness. He was taken suddenly ill after re- turning from his office. Physicians were im- mediately summoned and examination showed that the ex-governor was suffering from a rap- tured blood vessel at the base of the brain and also from uremic poisoning. The attending physicians say recovery Mir. Crittenden served in the Union army a ‘the civil war as lieutenant colonel, was lected to Congrem in 183 and te 187 and ognin Am J oa rc ar ea Sr. Pact, May 5.—Snow fell yesterday over all of western Minnesota and most of the Dakotas and there will be a sharp frost tonight. Worcester, Mass., May 5,—The thermometer at Shrewsbury, six mileseast of bere, was 8 below freezing this morning. Ice formed in a pail after sunrise. Cherries and plums are im bloom. Saratooa, N. ¥., May 5.—It is very chilly here this morning. with’ cocenional Surrise of . Snow falling in the decks. The wires there are by last night's wind storm. ‘TeTED, Coxx., May 5.—Ice formed im pools all over Litchfield county Inst night. The cherry trees are all in blossom and it the crop has suffered by the frost. Apple and r trees have not yet bloomed and these crops are not injured. snow is reported at Richford. Ni N.Y., May 5.—Ice formed iEWBUROH, i if