Evening Star Newspaper, May 11, 1891, Page 1

2 - sel EVENING STAR. BLISHED DAI XCEPT SUNDAY, PUBLIONF TUE STAR BUILDINGS. 1101 Pennsylvania Avenue, corner 11th St. by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, S. H. KAUFFMANN, Pres’. New York Office, $3 Potter Building. Tux Evexrvo Stan is served to subscribers in the city carers. on thelr own account. st 10 cents ber Seek, or 4éc. per month. Copies af the counter, 2 cents'each. By mail—anywhere in the United states or (Canada—postaze 50 cents per month. Sat CADREPLE Seer Stan $1.00 % TURDAY QUADR mare per year: [Entered at the Post Office at Washington, D.C. a8 second-class inail matter. } Ba AL) mail subscriptions must be psid in edvance. Rates of advertising made known on application. THE Che pening Star. Vo. 78, No 19,043. WASHINGTON, D.C. MONDAY, MAY 11, 1891. FINANCIAL. FINANCIAL. FINANCIAL. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. F, GEN. JOSEPH E. JOHNSTON MEMORIAL ERNEST G. THOMPSON BAS BEEN EW wrw “ABLE AMERICAN ICE COMPANY. | ees Will be held in Mount Vernon Place See em rnimionea ‘Rotary public for the Dis MORE www w k= re OTe eaters in | ME nate Seat, ‘th and K sts. H.w., betore the | trict of Columbia” : ee ae Yow wo BEN XOU WaNT TO ICE. COAL, WOOD AND LATHS. Ex-Contederate Veterans’ Association of the District of ASONIG—A- SPECIAL GOWMURIEL — wry OO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION, _}/Main office. cor, Oth and F sts. n. w- Tel 498. | Columbia, TUESDAY, May 13, at 8 o'clock p.m. MASONIC. — A SPECIAL COMMUNICA- ABOUT wow LARUE TUE VAUTH bers tosupply INDEPENDENT | Prondent’ Leich Robinson wii’ deliver’ the euloen: | 3 c., aR of BE. John's Lovee, No. 11, FA. A. STORAGE. oo Equitebie building, 1003 F st. ‘DRIVERS AND COSSCMERS. Eien are infied. OTT TT TIS hurt | NPCs Mall Ee, held at Mamie emple TUES STORE YOUR WINTER CAB- 20 ASSETS €1,235.974.18. $00 ar DEPOTS oor RED Ween toraale GREAT SALVATION ARMY MEETINGS, | secorid degree. Byonier WM. : RIAGES.—We bave unrivaled facilities 9 O PEN A BANK AccOUXxT : Areiebte and low prices: DISCOUNT on ICE TICKETS | Soy lod, PY Sint! Cant: McFarlane MONDAY | “myll-tt fire Moorea for storing carriages, victorias and other Se — ‘gt office an EXTILA inducement, Best eraces of COAL | SIGHT, Ae reclbg wg GEORGETOWN CATHOLIC RIBERNIAN ‘Winter conveyances. The fact that the FOK FAMILY USE specialty. Send in orders carly. | RIGHT, May 12... Toe cream and cake, Supt uh. = qvo.ent, Society. The members, are dha 2ist issue of stock. E. M. WILLIS, ig 5 hereby notified to meet _at their hall on TUESDAY ‘aakues teak the conveyances ead foul- o% First payment fot4-fm are reteeet cot Ramee SSS a ee nte forthe Ninerai'st saree iastees ANNA ables taint the conve - — ROVEREIGNS GO-OPERANIVE anon On ponte of ies tively injure the varnisb is inducing & Q RCHANGE YOUR PRESENT ONE May, 1801. SONFRETGNS' CO-OPERATIVE AND IN- — SN eadAS BenN nea is | pater the funeral ot our ia botaer Miliary a suany owner to store thelr winter car oe Shares 82.50 per month. aM are informed that several new contracts | imal parties. CUMBEKLAND'S BOAT HOUSE, | WALTER F. CROUCH. Secraiay myi22t riages during the summer. We store Office open daily have been male, inccudine one for ICE TICKETS, at | _™¥9-2t Foot of F st.n.w_ Bee PECIAL NOTICE, DD 9am. to4:30p.m. ery favorable rates. Ice tickets for sale, &c., by SERIAL SAVINGS AND BUILDING AS- — theia for you on concrete flooring, oa BPS, own roraeT 10 cALL ON US. WE doun B, 1 Coltunbia st. n.W. SOCIATION. Home Buildine Association, thoroughly ventilated upper floors. BB Ki; sth st. n.e. and War Dept, 18TH ANNUAL MEETING. Office of Treasurer, 1907 Penn: ave. Drop in and see what exce‘lent storage BoP ARE For pamphlets and information apply at the office. Wg, Platt, nd War Dept, peTR Tay Manual weet ing of the “Serial” Will be | Books st! open for suvecripticns to sige of new or : ne 3 May Li, at Bor 72. series. clone. wit ig places we have for conveyances. DD THOS. SOMERVILLE, Prest. | i. 3. Jones, 010 Peunetivania ave. s.¢. ofice of John A. Prescott, Kellove. buildlug 1416 ¥ | TCESDAT EVENING, Toe vakaak. gh tat mestine As large as they are our ceneral storage James Printz, 722 Uth st. n.e. st. n.w. Of to serve the ensuing year will be | west cor. of Penn.ave.and 10th st. at Ro'clock. Shares: quarters are rapidly filling up. We have ss ITUATED IN THE HEART OF THE| JOHN JOY EDSON, Secretary. myé-Lo ‘Thos. G. Hensey, real estate, 1300 F st. elected’ and such other business transacted as may | #1 euch per month, commencing with January last. jut medocpestsl auvengemente for 20- 53s ‘Wm, Van Vieck, P.O. Dept. ‘operly come before the meetinz. The secretary, 1HOMAS DOWLING, President. ——— = ory, 3 BL Hebrgitee, Guartermaster Generat's oftce, | Hroutirer ST gabe, het annual repore, nis |W. H WETZEL, Secretary, ving and storing rare and costly Biggs ‘ ; jc nw. | meeting will a ‘counmenc EX ¥ Bre tare. Don't only consider price ia JOUN'B. GILPILLES, Promident. | Iesue of stock and tt iedeseuie persona wanting | === sais aw. staring your heuscheid cllecte Lece- os EDGAR, secretary, myt2w_ | to subscribe for stock—$1 per sliare—shall come early. ‘access, sceomantiationn, beliding et J G &C ‘DE. GEO. A. LEECH, {nd for the sccommodation of such the secretary aud =" AND BLACK SERGES. tion, access, y ~ | treasurer janice at 7 uclock, — and secarity—all of them are of equal 2* ABE FULLY PREPARED TO ——— = oved he oR SORE AND, THROAT, | BACH DOES TO Baye ee i aoe, this announcement we wish to call your fmpmtance. Wecan promise you com- ‘aaa ‘e. corner Pa. ave. and het. iW, Over ee attention to our Blue and Black Serge Suits. plot» satisfaction. @36 PA AVE ¥.W. oe Sey rea So, A2ene WE Ot210. | NO. a. PRESCOTT, Secretary and Teens Style of coat, single-breasted cutaway sack, a a §°8 onpuct a GENERAL BANKING BUS. a Z ? “myo | _myo-te allogs building, 1410 ¥ st. u-w- half lined: style of vest, single-breasted. THE AMERICAN SECURITY AND ce prey eh ot. _ae THIS 18 THE BEST TIME OF THE |; style of 4 rle-t . ‘TRUST COMPANT, ol Se ‘INES Se SEAEES OF WATCHES, JEWELRY. Be, year 0 lay Portiand coment’ porumenin, button, with notch collar, Material, Peace- Office, 1419 G st. Storage Warehouse, ‘Coo Stata. w. tor repairn: Re-sare neroby notined tocall | MOREE In Walks, cellars or baseiente.ertons havin dale Serge, Clay's weave, fast color. Size 1140 Lith st. nw. an 100 pieces Beautiful Now Ginghams in Stripes and | fir the atine within Ting Gane Te ee Makaet | stich work todo will dud itto thelr advanture to = mylt ‘A. T. BRITTON, President. oo Plafds, fine quality, only 8. ‘Wine they wil” be fortelted aceprdine to law. Or adres na Nat, RIORDAN, 33to44. Stout and long sizes.siso. Price © O ¥& BUSINESS PRINCIPLES. sg myl-eo6t* "MARY N. THOMPSON, Executrix. a ns = ber <4) 815 per suit. ‘OU SHOULD LOOK AT THE EXPENSEOF| 0,0 Nery Fine Quality Seotch Zephyr Ginghere in — ARUNDEL-ON-THE-BAY [etal a 5 GEORGE SPRANBY, > 2 af snot *. ri LET US DESIG! YOUR PROPOSED - Yyyour'ite insaraaeein ihe anne lutte goudo| 00 Checks, Plaids and Stripes, 12%, 18, 20, 250. 2 a tale Serer eg oats Sh Cnenawenke ber. 3 | <a ella unk conte Lo ott es mylt 7m. ow. yt feyaga ‘Tier anditisadatyyou| BUSINESS We solict theactive accounts of | Sbantong Pungees in great variety of styles, nearly | ¢: Ste south of Bay Hides Ma. witha lone water | Uo Srnigt 7S por cont of necessary MODY ap we. . for phamphiets, free. ACCOUNTS. yard wide, 15c. some of the grandest shade trees. —e nd “3 a HE DALY GOLD-LINED RUBBER eee ‘CHAS. L. GURLEY, fetividnals, firme end corpore- |” os nies and Cuting Clothe, 8, 10, 1860. Boating, bathing, flaking. crabbing and shooting. q> SOMETHING INTERESTING TO ALL. Dental Plates, which attracted so much ate iRFsten w., ‘and one-half ours trom Washington, one our tentiou during the meeting of the American Medical myll__ With Equitable Life Assurance Company. tons, both large and small, plac- aes from Baltimore. | A number of first-clase cottages are A MEETING tho REPORT OF THE CONDITION Of the NATIQNAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY OF WASHINGTON, At Washington, D.C., At the close of business May 4, 1801. rs © haid Dae frou state Banks and bankers. ‘Banking Louse, furnsture and fixtures SUrrent expenses and taxes Premiums on U.S. bonds. Buls of other vanks..... Bractional payer currency, pickele aid cents. SER Sutszes LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid in. Enaividel profits S8es (8 ig District of Columbia, County of Washington, 1, BENJAMIN P. SNYDER. President of the above Rained tenk, do solemnly ment is true to the Lest o: m: BENJAMIN Knowle p. SN¥D. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9th day of MSF 22 eet L AND H. MYERS, ‘Notary Public. 7 " ‘THOS. HYD! ANDREW WYLIE,” Directors. it BR. Koss PEXRY,') RPPORT OF THE Cox, ATION THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, ‘of the District of C At Washington, D.C. At the close of Lusiness May 4, 1891. RESOURCES. Loanson real estate and collateral se peel 388. 13 Stocks. securities, clafias, 00 00 Due trom bankers 3 72 By Other reai estate and inorteares owined. 2-900 00 Current expenses and ta: 135 OL Premiuns 5 “$34 09 Checks and other casi it Pg Bills of other Banks - 350 00 ractional paper currency, nickels and Senta Pet.) Lewai tender notes. 4.400 00 ‘Bank, do soiewnly swear that the nent is true io the best of zny know dice and bei Subscrited and sworn hetors mo this Gh ny of May, 1svl. WILLARD H. MYERS, Notary Public. Correct—ASAB: «OR EW WYLIE EERTS CLEPHANE,! Directors, ‘M. G. EMERY, b) it SVENTH Ise OF stock: SECOND WORKINGMEN'’S BUILDING asgOCla- TION. ASSETS, $110,949.08. ‘The directors of the above named association have authorized the issuing of a seventh series of stock, ‘upon which the first payment will be due WEDNES- DAY. May 13. #100can be obteined on one share for return payment of $2 monthly. Six per cent paid on all investments. Pamphlets explaining the business mode of the association can be obtained by attending the meeting on Wednesday evening, May 13, to be held at the hall southwest corner of 8th and E sts. Bw. at So'clock. SHARES ONE DOLLAR EACH. THOS. BRODERICK, President. JOHN T. LYNCH, Secretary, 2004 9th st. T. D. DAL ‘Treasurer, Office No. 9, Market building. CITIZENS’ NATIONAL BANK District tng at thetr disposal all the fecili- ties of legitimate banking for the ‘transaction of their business. No ‘sccount is too large. No account 4s too small. If you desire to change your Dank account for any cause, why A a not come and seus? pea If you desire to open s special ac- count and keep it separate from your other, we will endeavor by Prompt and liberal treatment to a Please you at all times, INVESTORS. Why worry yourself in looking for good investments? We have oe on hand gilt-edge notes secured by RX N deed of trust on city property. We the security ample before we have made the loan. Why not ask us ES for sn investment? , We can fur- RK. nish itto you. We will be pleased g%& toshow them to you for your ap- proval. First deed of trust notes SECOND pay 6 per cent. DEED, 1 ‘TRUST notes furnished those desiring them, paying from 8 to 10 per cont. If you wish your income paid Promptly, if you wish to rid your- elf of all worry snd annoyance of investments it would be better to take out » certificate of deposit with us, which we issue in both Jarge and small smcunts, interest payable monthly, quarterly or an- nuslly. es desired. Interest rates depending upon length of time de- posit is made. ‘Wo isaue certificates of deposit, payable at sight, drawing 3 per cont perannum. Call and get our interest rates on certificates of de- osit issued for a specified time. Wo make « specialty of their ‘accounts and are always pleased to ‘assist them in any manner desired. Furnish them good guaranteed in- vestments in large snd email amounts, relieving them of all ‘Worry and anxiety in their business matters. ‘Weare sure that they will find it to their advantage to consult us in ‘all monied matters. ‘The rapid increase in our business in the past few ‘months forced us to move into larger and better ap- Pointed offices, ‘We have almost entirely rebuilt 1222 F st., where with increased facilities we would be pleased to have you call and see us. LaDIEs. 5 Of Washington. in the ‘of Colmmbie, at the} Draw exchange on New York, Baltimore and close of business May 4, 1801. Ch RESOURCES. a Loans and discounts... 9734.597 91 Nepdeetta. secured ana Zab Ob Woops & co., Bastren approved resnve creas 25 64 | sr EFF 48S, TITT Due frow ‘National Hanks. rey | up ate = = OF i T ‘Due from state benks and bankers or = "ss, Buokins house, furnjtureand fixtures, 3 Th 2 pt ” oe ‘Oliver real estate and hortgages owned. 34524} UL Sem Se Rees Sus = Gerke and other cosh teams: 780 40 | my0-1m bon: 768 SL ‘000 oo bam NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY OF WASHINGTON. Specie roid @177.0005.77 208 HF | Chartered act of Congress January 22, 1807. tema bots sehed a we THOSE COMPANY. 72 ga cag | fam he cemnltie of the Curry ie Serunceieed 35 35 anization Under the act of Congress of October 1, ‘As heretofore, and for twenty-four years past. this 000 00 | company will receive Securtien’ divest oat other .U00 OO | Valuab.es for safe Keeping in its fire-proof butiding.and ¥ ‘Hoss O§ | Will rent safes of boxes in its new fire and bunviar Ditighel Penk notes outstanding. WOO 00 | proof vaults. which have time locks and all other mod- Wvidends “uapaid. <0. ‘S45 Oy | frm appl indiv: deposits: a Under Yirtue of the act of Consress of Octo- eS 2 | tna cestet teers, Comat Go $5; 3 | Currency that it has fuily complied with the law in alt oD | Fespects, this company will, in addition to the business ‘RAT? 37 | heretofore transacted by it! act as executor. adininis: aes 33 bP te nates nets pron catites, and will receive and execute truste of cv $SS S | Sccriptioa commutted to it by aay cout os by indl- ot E. KURTZ Jon: ~ WALKER, cots CHARLES BAUM, } For BUILDING AND LOAN AssocIaTION. 913 AND 915 F ST. ¥. w. ‘Has the best plan devised for securing s Home, 1a SECURITY b 7 DEFosITORY sp0tr CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK. J* ¥. couson. ax Ey oLoven BUILDING F ST. ¥.w. Bitters and Deders is Governneat Souda meee aaa ag Stock pought and sold. 1718 GENTS’ NEGLIGE SHIRTS. Our line of these goods is the best we have evér shown, ranging in price from 50c. to $3. Boys’ Shirt Waists, 25, 50, 60c. Balbrizgan Shirts, long and short sleeves, 25c. Ladies’ Gauze Vests, low neck and short sleeves and high neck and short sleeves, sizes 26, 28, 30, 32, 34, 15c.; reduced from 50 and 250. Remnants of English Chambraye in plain colors, 8. ‘Regular price, 12340. ‘Fine Stock of White Goods in all grades from 80. up. STRAW MATTINGS. 50 pieces Fancy Jointiess Matting, 25c.; better srades, 30, 35, 40c. Floor Oil Cloth, all widths. JOHNSON, GARNER & CO., myll 636 PA. AVE. N.W. South side. Oszx For A Few Daxs Loxezs ARE WE SELLING: HAHN'S —Thoteclogant 86 Hand- = —_ sewed Ladies’ Walking aT SPECIAL Boots, in either tipped 63.65. oF plain toe, at $3.65.. a TEN DATS — Best French Dongola = —— SALE = Hand-turned or Hand- ar welt Button or Laced 82.85. OF FINE Boots, usually 94, now — 92.85. HAND- Ladies’GenuineHand- = —— sewed Button or Laced aT SEWED Boots, asclectionof from $2.45. 10 different $3 stylea, — SHOES at 92.45. cLosEs — ma Gents’ Real Kangaroo | —— or Fine Calf Hand-sowed, aT VERY Button, Laced andGait- —@2.85. FEW em, regular $4 goods, = —— Days. at e285, Aerelaenaceanity or more room compete us to make WM. HAHN & CO.'3 RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, 816 SEVENTH STREET, 1922 PENN. AVE., myll__231 PENN. AVENUE SOUTHEAST. Tr You Nuzp ANYTHING IN THE Wal @ REFBIGERATORS, MATTINGS, BABY CARRIAGES, SUMMER DRAPERIES, LOOSE FURNITURE COVERS, AWNINGS, SCREENS, &c., call on us—inspect our assort- ment aud compre prices. SEE OUR SPECIAL CARRIAGE, AT 34.90. Reed body, nicely upholstered, shave spoke wheels, round tires, sateen parasol. ‘We also have a complete tine of all makes of Carriages, including the *Heywood,” of which ‘we show a full line in reed and rattan bodies, handsomely upholstered in tapestry, brocatelle and silk, at prices ranzing from $10 to 835, which we guarantee is fully 20 PER CENT lees than this make of carriage can be bought for elsewhere. OUR LINE OF REFRIGERATORS Is unsurpassed. We have them in all styles, at prices varying from &5 toi. ‘We would call SPECIAL ATTENTION to our “Quaker City” Refricerator, on the ‘“dry- air” principle, and ask an inspection of same. MATTING, Our assortment of China andWapan Matting {a the finest im the city. 4,000 rolls, ourown importation, Lic. to SUc. per yard. - _ OUR LEADER Is an Extra-Heavy Fancy Seamless Matting, 11 Patterns, at 25c. per yard. ‘250 Hassocks at 25¢. each. 400 Hassocks at 40c. each. 250 Hassocks at 50c. each. LACE CURTAINS ‘We've just closed out an fiporter's entire line of Nottinghams, Irish Point and Tamboured Swiss Laces. We are offering them at much Jess than REGULAR PRICES. Only afew yanis leit of that Tapestry st 81 per yard. Regular price, $1.75. We have it in Blue. Terra Cotta, Olive and Copper. Going rapidly at this price. AT $1 PER YARD ‘We offer Corduroy in five colors. Regular Price, $1.75. SLIP COVERS. Place your onlers with us for Loose Furniture Covers. We have an unusally large assortment Investors receive Tata) the same profite eae sg arn We make and put up at short notice Awnings: of allkinds. Nothing but best material used ‘and every part «uaranteed. Prices from €3 up, ‘according to size. WALL PAPERS AND INTERIOR DECORATIONS. JULIUS LANSBURGH, 13th and F ote, ow being erected. Lots from $150 to $400, on eas} terms. Plate and information emanate — ‘DAVID D. STONE, Manager, ‘The Chesapeake and Columbis Investment Co-, my7-}m 506 F st. a. w. ‘TWENTY PER CENT: To reduce my immense stock of AMERICAN WATCHES, DIAMONDS, CLOCKS, JEWELRY and SILVERWARE, I offer to the public » special dis- count of 20 per cent for SPOT CASH fora SHORT time only on the above goods. A. L. SALTZSTEIN, Jr., Mam Jeweler, my6-3m ‘G00 7th st. 1, Association, are ou exhivition in all the principal drag DE. KULP, BEFORE THE AMERICAN DENTAL Said the health of three-fourtis of the people was af- fected by wearing rubber plates. If you value sour pealth and appreciate cleanliness, have your plate Lined with gold. All first-class dentisis in Washington are making these plates. A pamphlet containing ceedings of State and Local Societies, Testi JAMES E. WAUGH. ‘WM. P. MARSH. ae ESTATE, Lo: 3 on life insuran PRES a om. Washington Life Insurance Co. of N.¥. ny er The ed to announce that they selves under the frin name WAUGH & MAKS! 3 the trans.ction of Keai Estat Loan and Insurance Business. With a desire to merit the iavor of ‘the pub- a we ate ware of its Patronage. JAMES E WAUGH, my5-6t* WM. P. MARSH. =»NOTICE OF REMOVAL. Dr. RICHARD J. 8. “MAUSS ‘Has Teiuoved his office and residence to 1701 6th. st. B.w., cor. of amy -ot* eed BELTSVILLE LAND IMPROVE- ment Co, invite inspection of their bean- tiful subdivision, 12 wiles from the city, on the Washington branch of the B. and @., admitted by alltobe the most desirable place between ‘Washington and Baltimore. A copy of their attractive and interesting prospectus will be mailed to any one on request. The place can- not be fully appreciated until it has been seen, and we extend to you a cordial invitation to go out snd see it for yourself. BELTSVILLE LAND IMPROVEMENT CO., my5-6t* __ Roow 15. Equitable building. SS _ pow 18 ra 1 Bailey Natural Wood Buckboard, Set of Russet Harness, English Holly Lash Whip, Linen Lap Robe, (Can be purchased at ANDBEW J. JOYCE'S soma’ ‘Ware Rooms, 1028 Conn. ave., For #95.00. Bee EY, DOLLETIN susT OUT CALL, mee AON, G. HENSEY & CO. ‘Heal katate and inst re my1-12t 1300 Fst. w. SERIAL SAVINGS AND BUILDING ASSOCIATION, NEW 27TH SERIES. Books for sulscription to stork in the New 27th issue Are now open at the office of the secretary and treas- ‘user, 76 Duiidiny, x 1416 'F ST. N.W. SHAKES—@1 EACH. XQ BACK DUES "TO Pay. SIX PER CENT INTEREST GUARANTEED. FOUR PER CENT ADDITIONAL INTEREST ON Equal ceeding sz, isonthl qualing or e ionthly payments on ibeeribed stock #1 000 shares have been subscribed in the SEAL s.uco organization, showing its popular both aS means of reonthiy'savinys and as a help medium to persons wantthe movey for purcl homes or other jrposes. ‘The secretary and trecsurer, Ino, A. Prescott, will be happy to sive all necessary information concerning the beneficial operations of tue SERIAL and constitu Tons iuny be obtaned of him at his office, where also stock may be sui Scr.bed for and dues paid, every week day between the hours of 9 - Preside ROBT. G. CAMPBELL, DAVID @. DIXON “wirecouwéneral's offic, War . ‘Department. 895.00. 8p3-2m GEO. H, FRENCH, GEO, W. CHASE, 9 etiMis, Rt have the factitien and knowledge Bt ani ‘as to how they should be launuried and #darantee to return them tu you equal to Rew. Naine and address, pease, and one 6 Our Waxons Will cull tur them. TOLMAN STEAM LAUNDRY, apS-u 400 Cat. Dow, SIXTH SEMIES, ‘The sixth series, THIRD CO-OPERATIVE BUILD- ING ASSOCIATION, will begin the FIRST MONDAY IN JUNE. Payments $2 on each share per month. Constitutions can be procured and stock subscribed for at ofiice of secretary, ©. T. THOMPSON, Central National Bank building, 28-1: ____ Cor. 7th st. end Pa. ave. —" PREPARING FOR WARM WEATHER Do not overlook a 3 GAS COOKING sTOVR, UN DIAL.” | “ECLIPSE,” “GILT EDGE” and “RELIABLE,” And will be pleased to show them. ; ap20tr__WASHINGION GASLIGHT COMPANY. = ™S 18 coop REFRIGERATOR WEATHER, And the “WISCONSIN PEERLESS" is the est. For sale only by W. H. HOERE, 8TH ST. AND PENN. AVE., SOLE AGENT. It ia made of solid oak, cabinet finished ‘and mineral fiber filled. Guaranteed perfect or money cheerfully returned. =pl6-Im ‘THE FIR: AND. ber + PROO! INGTON SAY. DEPOSIT COMPANY, a6 InsylVania wve., Contains SURAGE Booms tirely of brick, with steel doors, Feat at unui. ain rates, ver plate, Jewelry ‘at m chances, \T THE REQUEST OF ONE THOUSAND Ld of our customers we have provided space for s lunch room on thesixth floor of our 10th street -building and have opened thesame. Weare ‘now prepared to serve them in s first-class manner. h20n WOODWAKD & LOTHEOP. aMaR ea T very crea cy tor INDIEE *RABESE Will be held on WEDNESDAY, May 13, at veel ae cae 8pm DNPRRIGHTON PARE Improvement Compa most popular pi ver —— iblic, Se e TSODS With means COME TO 7! MEETING. Petes mydst_GEO. W. EVANS, 633 F st. n.w. p< NEED OF PRINTING? See csi a is nsde for you. BYRON 8. ADAMS, MODEL PRINTING OFFICE, myo 512 11th st. = Se ee cards and calling cards of vied 3 ae. m 623 Det Bw. [<a OF THE DISTRICT pf Columita, Washinton, May 1, 1801.— eninz of North Capitol st , from T st. Frospect Hill cemetery, st. bet. Ist st. west. Applic Commissioners by residents o ‘otice of the to the land of ne 1@ lunits of Washinzton and Georze- District without town to open NorthCapitol st. and T st., a8 above indi- cated. and the Conunmsioners, deeming tt conducive to the public interests to open said streetsas request Lereby give notice toall persons affected to appear a resent their objections, Wf any they Lave, nt the oftice Ex the undersiemed. om FRIDAY, the Sat duy of Stay 189}, at lo’clock p.m. Amap, showing the area Jand proposed to be taken, has been prepared and can be een on application “at the office of the Comauts- sioners. JOHN W. DOUGLASS, JOHN W. ROSS, HENKY M. ROBERT, Commissioners of the District rama $403, FREME THE Dig@M@ICT OF COLUMBIA, special teruy tor, Orphans’ Court biasinese, Jn the matter of the estate o. Edward B.Fadely, 1 gf District of Columbis, deceased, ‘No. 4405, ‘Kum Application for letters of administration on the state of the said deceased has been made by Herbert Pillsbury as creditor. ‘All perschs interested are hereby notified to appear in thiscourton FIIDAY, the 24 day ot May gext, at 11 o'clock a.m., to show cause why letters of ad: tion on the estate of the said deceased sould Provided, 8 coy f this o7 be sued Miok far tures weeks ia the Wasliing ton Law Reporter and Ihe Evening Star, previous the said day. By the Court: A. B. HAGNER, Justice. ‘Test: L. PB. WRIGHT, ister of Wills for the District of Columbia, J. 3. JOHNSON, Proctor. my4-lawsw REAL ESTATE BROKERS ‘Are cordially invited to call examine my, spectuen book, conta Agreat variety of forws, blinks, &. my office and saniples of pertaimiux to their b Orders i ted inatter in heir business, jor any print my promptly executed. Hee OE tcQUEEN myl-Smn_Printerand Publisher, 1106-1118 st. n. may en_Prtoter ope Eupisher, 106-1118 Rat. ww. Se PONE Wedd INGS. GEDNEY & ROBERTS, ‘Makers of Invitations, 407 10th at., near Gas Officn Hunonials, Ke. ‘zee by mail or upon applicat.on to JOHN A. DALY, Gesb7 wall OF upon application, ‘A. DR. HI ¥i bi Bo Micved to es iormer residence. RY BA’ PORARILY 14th st., two doors below Office hours, ¥ a.m. and 4 to 5 p.m. my lle" Siena ace, Household Bediinst Aci "Eo, Pin torn rooms that are not supplied with plenty of - FRESH AIR AND SUNLIGET. Goods packed in dark, close rooms invite in Sects, rats, mice and other vermin that com jevely destroy furniture and wouschold woods, ‘urnitare Jett in your dwelling daripe the sumiver while you are away, will be ruimed. hore or jess, un.ess aired frequentiy. What then Tillbe the eau ie stored ha ous at a ever seen the ft aud air Rover see unui a bres OUR STORAGE ROOMS: ARE WELL LIGHIED, VENTILATED AND INSURED. OUR EXPERIENCE IN STORING @00 COVEMSA PELOD OF TWENTY YEARS OUR RATES ARE THE LOWEST FOR THE BEST SERVICE. OUR BUILDINGS ARE UNDER OUR PEI "ROL. RSON AL CONT! OUR METHODS ARE THE MOST AP- PROVED. We contract to pack and move your coods to our rooms, store them tntii ou ate feady te tise again, revtirn them without trcuble or Fisk Sou 11 you wish to move from the city leave your efecis witht us "We will slip to your aldsess ‘yen Fou are permanently located @ invite au insyection of preuiises, which fare the most couipiete i the city Tor the STORAGE AND GENERAL AUCTION BUSINESS. RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., AUCTIONEERS, 920 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. N.W. my11-6t The weather is likely to be generally fair; stationary temperature; northwest cooler Tuesdays Y ee PROMPTNESS., Ob, what virtue ina Lumber Finn! Whats Pleasure to deal witha firm that will not keep You waiting. On whose word you can rely. ‘Whose system is such that they can tell yon te aminute when to expect your lumber. And then our pricessolow. $1.15 PEK 100 FEET. LIBBEY, BITTINGER & MILLER, ‘Lumber and Mill Work, 6TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE. An accident Rad ce aeer cy in the New York “Accident Tn. Co, would Ss yout THOMAS & THOM: G37 F st., ~ _8p25-2m Resident Managers. See Ez YOUR ORDER NOW FOR NEG- ike, pul bosow und dress shirts with P. i. HALL, Shurtmaker, 908 Factory on promises. NEWPORT NEWS, VA. Be Fer prontable nvestnents apply to LUART & BRAXTON, ap28-1m* _ Real Estate Brokers, Newport News, Va. —g@=> WANTED 1T KNOWN THE L. BICE Be Ct Cleaning Works, a3 Maine ase S.w.. the Oldest in Washington, still in operation. ‘Teleduone vall' 35-6 C.0.D. apis-lin" Ss ‘THE, TIME, , ORDER HYGIENIC ICE. Notice the rates on established routes: 100 pounds and over at rate of 25 cents a 100 pounds. tre 1100 tba OS Lee poms ee Lae ‘Smaller quantities % For lance: quantities special rater. Only during one season previous to this hin ice ever been wid at these Io “The company invites an inspection of its Daretive teat as to duralaivty end purity of fee prodact test us c With auy other ice oflered to the public. THE HYGIENIC ICE COMPANY, ap6-3m No. 419 9th st. n.w. <g> NEW PROCESS VAPOR STOVES. DON'T buy a vapor stove until you have seen the original and only NEW PROCESS. Greatly superior to ‘auy other made. Lights at once like a Cannot yet out of order. For sale only = ‘We are selling WINDOW SCREEN FRAMES, 17. EACH. ADJUSTABLE WINDOW SCREENS, 82.75 DOZEN. WIBE SCREEN DOORS, COMPLETE, With Spring Hinges, Hook and Eyeand Knob, leach. 2% FT. GARDEN HOSE, COMPLETE, ‘With Couplings and Patent Nozsle, €2 each. GARDEN HOSE REELS, 75c. EACH. A FULLY GUARANTEED LAWN MOWER, 63.75 S-QUART ICE CREAM FREEZER, $1.35 EACH. POULTRY NETTING, 2-INCH MESH, Per 100 square feet, 70c. POULTRY NETTING, LIGHT WEIGHT, ‘Per 100 square fest, 600. BARBER & ROSS, COR. 11TH AND G 8TS. ¥.W., Opposite Boston Dry Goods Store. stove. MC: ap7-sm, Be PO" FORTRESS MonoE AND NORFOLK. New Iron Palace Propellers,’ “THE WASHINGTON and NORFOLK,” ‘Leave their docks foot of 7th st. daily at 7 p.m., connecting with all points south and southwest. ‘Leave Norfolk daily at 6:10 p.m.; Fortress, 7:10 Pm. ‘Tickets on sale at B. and O. offices, 619 Pennsyl- ‘Vania ave. and 1351 Pennsylvania ave. NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON, D. C., STEAM- apl3-Im BOAT COMPANY. oak r, KR. li. ties, mags oo what Seba, } pao DANI EXCURSION PARK, 'NHOWER’ myll "s Sr TU BOCK SPRING LEESBURG, Va. The LEESBURG (VA.) ROCK SPRING PARK COMPANY extend vous cordial invitee ct tir projerty and attend t T SALE OF LOTS on TUES May 19, 1801. special train of elazant Passenger coaches will start trom Oth street fepot at 10. oclock tm. ‘sharp and retaruimt iets te Fura o'clock ta arriving iW inaton about 4 o'clock.” Visitors will be well cared for and furnished with a" sulstantiat finch witout contain alti to wits: Ine Tis great sale Will have the ‘cpportumit tt Na (Rock ‘on our drin«ing from the FINEST SP! Sprinc”) INTHE WOKLD, located property. ‘Lecsburg, the county seat of Loudoun, . Vac, issitmate 40 ules from Washington ety and’ and adjoins Kock Sprmg Park, and ig hoted tor fis wealth, ite cultured people and its health-vivine qualities. 1t lies in the shadow of the Ketoctin rauxe of mountains, & great re Sort tor Washington people duriug the summer Sexson. Tickets (free) and further particulars can be trere supics fia this ife-sa¥iaur asd et Where sunples frei this Vins amd value Die mineral water, with analysis, can be had WASHINGTON DANENHOWER, Real Estate Broki 13th and G sts. a. “ywll-7t Dae aati verse oc WASHINGTON, DC., MAY 7, 11 a Bos eaten at ths eligton a ae Tuunbia., Ata ineeting of the board of dire on April 30, 18¥1, the following resolution sdopted: ‘That an allotment at par of $100,000.00 of Cu. Ud instigof the six Percent bude at fe ue lsu by Une comput ie hereby, manda to the Stockhulders of this ‘company of record Ust, the books ta be then cided for three shall have the it tov subscribe therefor, ‘seid right to terminate at that date; and Provided further, That said — and ge a ise ‘Aneienable receipt for such, shbesription be furnished to subscribers at the of the Ameri- can Security ant Gotivered uvon such thie value of said ‘That'so muri of sail $100,000.00 bonds gs shalt That muck oF 900, be taken on or before June 1, 1891, by sot Zecord of May, 15, 1801, may be indy be Sold to other than and $400.00, each dated Sune L THOT papas eects Years after date, with interest st the’ rate of six be cent per annum, but redeemable at any time after ‘Years from their date, at the option of company, Sixty days’ potire ‘by ‘publicahon Beokly, for “*A true copy. Soscen Pal OFFICE OF COLLECTO! District © of” Columbia, Washington, Re ot saxrerers » ‘year june ‘personal property. ‘The second ania ave. and. 4th ath and C ste. nw. ta", rae = DP. Bae IMPORTING TAILOR, 1111 Pa. ave. All Spring Novelties received. aud the. that ,WE DENY NOTHING! apie TWO CENTS. Washington News and Gossip. | BOARDING - BUSINESS CHANCES. CITY ITEMS... COUNTRY REAL ESTATE, COUNTRY BOARD. EXCURSIONS. &e. FAMILY SUPPLIES. FINANCIAL .... FOR RENT (Offices) FOR RENT (Rooms) FOR RENT (Stables) MISCELLANEOUS MONEY TO LOAN. SPECIAL NOTICES. SUBURBAN PROPERTY... SUMMER RESORTS. WANTED (Help). WANTED (Houses) WANTED (Rooms). WANTED (Situations) ECQUaqaaencceadad ia Uceecee Ucar TETE Ea Statement of the circulation of TAB ee 9, 1801: MONDAY, May 4, 1991... TUESDAY, May 5, 1991, WEDNESDAY, May 6, 1991. THURSDAY, May 7, 1891... FRIDAY, May 8, 1991 . SATURDAY, May 9, 1891... HEGEL | in office, seopmpanied by his family, left Wash- ington Mont, The eommis- Helena, a Tax Taaps Rervaxs from the gortbern Vinces of Brasil show great. prosperity. Th receipts of rubber at Para from July 1,'1890, to {40 tone ty Suly 116%, to Fobra aa 16 The coffee 1801 in Bio and Saston, Bra: zil, is ‘8t 8,000,000 france, Movement or S.veR.—The issue of standard silver dollars from the mints since the Ist in- stant amount to $383,173. The issue during ding period of last year was $348,- 823. Shipments of Iver coin since ‘Tae Lipranian Has Jvnispicrion.—Assistant Sedretary Spaulding has informed a corre- — who requested instructions as to ow to proceed to obtain a it for the repredustion (Photographic oad oteeris) of fog in bee erred to the bravia of sau te rhe ops —- matters: ‘est rate of duty imposed on teas imported into the United Stator between the years 1828 and 1872 was 25 cents per pound, irrespective of the brand. ‘This rate prevailed from 1664 to Navar Onpera.—Lieut. George H. Peters, ordered to duty in the office of naval intelii- BE detached from duty at the Phonix Iron ordered to as- office, —Ron. ©. H. Grosvenor of Ohio, Walter Kidder Hewlett of Chicago Eads of Los Vi San Francisco and are at Willard’s. ¢.¥, Schayler ‘Virginia are, Lyman and H. J. 8. W. Farnum of Phila: are the ——Robert P. Clapp of Boston, Robert M- Sheridan of Chicage sed W. Berton of Virginia are atthe Shoreham — 5 Sect Bex Yor mF ous HL B. Nesh and Simeon Stophers of ‘New York, Gate of Bosses se os te Ark or Bich soak Hower of Beret, Sane ses the Rana be Lee kes aes So oes ‘National. ——An- drew West of Ww. of Hantevilla, ‘Alas and Sam ions otto File, Tenn, "are (as the any ae Mr. ‘son of the late U.BA, bas from the eur- Ee ee —Dr. Baith Townshend, the health ‘Street and id SICK FROM OVERWORK Secretary Blaine Confined to His Bed in New York. NOTHING SERIOUS IS APPREHENDED. A Number of Lives Lost in a Steamship Explosion. ILLNESS OF MR. GLADSTONE. New Yorx, May 11.—Secretary Blaine, who came to New York on Tuesday last to see bi tonic and also to attend the opening of de Carnegie Music Hall, is at the residence of his son-in-low, Walter Damrosch, 72 West 70th street, somewhat ill. His intention when be came to New York was to remain only «few days. It is stated that bis protracted stay is due to « severe attack of indigestion, with which he was seized on Friday last Dra. Janeway and Dennis, it is learned, are in attendance on Mr. Blaine. They were with him forsome time yesterday. They believe that the recent overwork on the part of the Secretary is mainly attributable for his present indisposition. The Secretary, the doctors sa needs rest. ‘The following bulletin was issued last night “Doctors Janeway and Dennis say thet Mr. Blaine is prostrated by overwork and that be has had an acute attack of indigestion accom- panied by vertigo, and they have insisted on absolute quiet and rest.” It was stated at the house of Mr. Damrosoh this morning that Mr. Blaine’s condition was greatly improved. Dr. Dennis called at an early hour and made an examination of the Secretary of State. He said that there was nothing alarming about Mr. Blaine’s condition and he advised rest and quiet. The only medi- cine which be prescribed was pepsin for indi- gestion. Mre. Blaine was seen by a reporter and in an interview she said: “Mr. Blaine is «till confined to his bed, but he is resting quietly and there is no danger whatever, and in fact he ix almost well. His attending ‘physician advied Mr. Blaine to rest and not to return to Washington today. The Secretary would return to the capital if 1 would permit it. But, in view of the physician's advice, | would not let him go under any circumstances. Sinee the President's absence from Washington Mr. Blaine bas been working very hard, and the fact is that he was called upon to look after all the affairs of the Department of State. I at- tribute the present attack to Mr. Blaine’s hav- ing hurried over to this city to see bis daugh- ter off for Europe. and thus getting out of his regular daily routine.” Airs. Blaine denied that the Secretary bad had another attack of vertigo. He has had no fainting and his mind is perfectly clear. ‘The attending physician will not call again to- day unless sent for. MR. BLAINE BAS A GOOD REST. Mrs. Damrosch speaking of ber father's con- dition said: “Mr. Blaine is very mach better this morning. He hada splendid rest last night, the ‘iret good rest he hus had since Thureday, is quite able to travel today and intended to leave for W: this afternoon, but be has been enjoying bis rest today and receiving so much it from ithe has boiled egg with an excellent appetite and have just, been “preparing « spring chicken for luncheon. ‘The first few father, andi. vacation ® month earlier this Jeet, leaving Washington in June nis was here early this morn- tient so much im} 1 do not expess back. Mra. is out driving.” —— Loxpos, May 11.—a curred today in the H 5 kc ponsons enaphagel Gael’ te saneoe of it injured, “The repairs which were being f i & i e L i i ie £ fF He § i Hf fi i i i ‘7 of the prominent men of Great Britain tozbe ‘announced tobe on the sick list’ Mr. Glad- stone went tocburch as usual yesterday morn- ‘ing and seemed to be enjoying his usual health im the afternoon, however, the veteran statesman for Sir Andrew - Giedstone's fa F I | 4 F ef i | f | ! j i E Tt i t i el § g BE i £ ity ree as | | 3 Hi uit! i | | j i : | | | | i i F E i if | | il i z. D. na corted by # reception