Evening Star Newspaper, May 12, 1891, Page 1

1E EVENING STAR. TE PUBLISHED DAIL PT SUNDAY, AT THE STAR GS. + 11th Bt. by Company, st. 1101 Pennsylvania Avene, cei The Evening Star Newspaper 8 H. KAUFFMANN, /» New York Ofce, 33 Po Tar Evextve Stan is served te city Uy carriers. c ai] subscriptions must be paid in advance. Rates of advertising made known on application. he Loening Star. WASHINGTON D.C, TUESDAY, MAY 12, 1891. TWO CENTS. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. 3 *. ion of St. Joun' io. 11, FA. yaad IP HE WASHINGTON eA AS near, tn | M.D, C., will be held’ at Masonto nple TUES. | sorta fel Voluntegr Defenders of the D. of G. of Apri Woups ve coh 10th amd F ate ew. Teleph seid ra Seder Wea me ene Mat and | FH al bec ots, George Hay Th eo office, 3 Fats, naw. Tele oi - pat pine, for TO SMALL DEPOsTTORS_ TERE NES VA CEE here to supply INDEPENDENT | “mph ok 3.6. FILL, Secretary. | officers and other business. mylezt® LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY. ‘We will be pleased to have you open an ac-| DRIVERS AND CORREA RS Sun tite <q=> GEORGETOWN CATHOLIC HIBERNIAN count with us no matter how small it may be. | »,45.000 TOSS PENOBSCOT RIVER ICE for sal evolent Society.—The members are Be—70, THE MEDICAL PROFESSION, ‘Temporary offices, 1001 F st. n. w. A qroat many are waiting until they can save | freighiv and low prices, DISCOUNT on ICE TICKETS | Bere! to meet at their’ hall-on TUESDAY Dr. H. E. Waite of the firm Waite & Bart- A see eSAL | EVENT ‘at 7:30 o'clock, to inake arranze- | lettcan be ‘Drag Store, (327 Pa. ave. ‘s.certain amount before they open an account. | sFoftin an EX TAN mduceinent. Beat eraden of COA oan Gaclock, to make arrance- | lett can be, sec Ea = ‘They do not like to open an account with «| FOR FAMILY USE s specialty. Sendin orders early. | Uetsiear My order of J.T, CLEMENTS, Presiient friends or aby puysicians in- ‘New building, corner 9th aud F n.w. few dollars; that is where they make» mis-| {and Manager, | WALTER F. CROUCK, Secretary. my11-2t ” | terested in electrical bat ‘and appliances. ee tak By making » small start you will | — — a ERATLYE AY SPBCIAL NOTI THE MEMBERS OF MT. CALVARY eventually have large account. It will en- | §~q@=>50) ERFIGNS' CO-OPERATIVE AND IN- | (5 ~ee> J Commandery. No. 4, Knights Templar. ere proamaenay ~ fades ieat anvensi sak ocbieatia Home Building Association, hereby ordered to assemble ‘at’ their Asylum tn full x * nalzmabers are: lin one for ICE TICKETS. at Office of Tressurer, 1007 Penn: ave, ‘Templar dress May 13. at GP-m., for the purpose of Come in and open an secount with $6 if you | bave peen made, inc-udins che for, ICE TIOKET Books sti!! open for subscriptions to stock of new or | escorting Grand Comdr. I. AP eckson to the depot on CASH CAPITAL, $1,000,000. haveno more; add to it rezulariy; when it | Very favorable rates. Ico tickets for sale, Beh sertes, Wil clove with May 16, “Nest miectigg | his deneettran or Patani: Bee abe oP reaches €25, €50 or $100, as the case may be, | jenn 8, Gilsiien, 1521 Columbia stow ot. TUESDAY EVENING, 12th instant, at hall south- | commandericeare invited. By order of ‘This Company pays interest on deposits. It solicits inactive accounts, Tt executes all trusts. Tt attends to all business transacted by any ‘well-organized trust company. It is under the supervision of the Comptroller of the Currency. (Call or send for information. BRAINARD H. WARNER, take out a certificate of deposit drawing inter- est and start over again. It will not be long before an opportunity will present itself that you may make a good investment. or perhaps ‘enlarge your business or start in business. A man with money can always find opportuni- ties to make «ood investments, ‘Do not put it off; start today. ‘You will never regret it. WOODS & CO., BANKERS, 1222 F ST. N.W. my12-3t Forurr BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, 913 AND 915 F ST. N. W. ‘Has the best plan devised for securing a Home, NO AUCTION OF MONEY. at Presient. ea 13 per month h 405 Togo advanced. “Bharee or ver Troe, Ana urine Tie enti gr $0 Prokt Isrereer 1 INLEKEST ALLOWED OX BEARING SPECIAL PALAENTS. CERTIFICATES a OF DEPOsIT. Beer we Leech Bien. 1 you wish sourincome paid you promptly: | OTF: Thonipeda. 176%. if you wish to rid yourself of all worry an e rhust? 2 anxiety as to investments, why not take out | AMERICAN SECUR'TY AND, TRUST CO. an interest-bearinz certificate of deposit with DEPORT TOR ust Interest payable monthly, quarterly or annually as directed. L415 6 TEWksbuny, Call and get our interest rates on time de- 750 Broadway, 8. ¥. Manager, pouts. ‘Member Washington Stock Exchange. woos & 60. saute @. rewnipuax 6 00. er BANKERS AND BROKERS, ‘at 1385 F S8T., WASHINGTON, D. c., Banking hours: 9:30t04:30. _ myl2-8t eee ae = —<|eeleghte ‘Dikect private wires to New York and Chicago. Frw Guisteteataliowet on deposits. oitowh Dusuess « specialty. MORE ‘Ail Local Securities dealt in.” WORDS Constant quotations ail uarxets.‘Lelephone 545. ABOUT ‘oczl-tr eee STORAGE. po 'W. CORSON. JNO. W. MACARTNEY, ‘TORE YOUR WINTER CAR- Member N.Y. Stock Ex RIAGES.—We have unrivaled facilities pe ee enn ee GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 F ST. ¥.W. winter conveyances. The fact that the Bankers and Dealers mi Government Bonds. ammonia and other odors arising from stables taint the conveyances and posi- Deposits. Exchange. Loans. Collections. ‘oc dali secur Eusy owners to store their winter car- Shimer tone an so ee trees ni stor 3 ‘ < investment mat pinin ionngey tear ape Bou ‘il local Haiiread, Gas, Insurance and Tele- them for you on concrete flooring, om Pah thorouchiy ventilated upper floors. Awerican Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold. jy18 ‘Drop in and see what excellent storue Places we have for conveyances. As lance as they are our general storage quarters are rapidiy Sling up. We have Arrestioxs Now. Just made special arrancements for re- ceiving and storing rare and costly pie- tures. Don’t only consider price in rs storing your household effects. Loca- tion, access, accommodations, building HO! FOR HOT WEATHER. and-securtty—all of them are of equal fuportance. Wecan promise you com- — plete satistaction. THE AMERICAN SECURITY AND CHAS. 4. MUDDIMAN, TRUST COMPANY, Office, 1419 G st. Storace Warehouse, 16 12TH BT. 1140 Lith st. n. é myIt A. T. BRITTON, President. co QS 48 accout wit Gas stoves, sao ‘WOODS & CO., myI2J ees OU SHOULD LOOK aT THE ye oy eto ca anata os at Do mrestiuent Ce 4 You better and it ise duty you owe your family. sr hiete, free. Ee [ASE OUT AN INTEREST-BEAL: cate of Deposit with WOODS & CO., Bankers. _my123t A Few SUGGESTIONS ‘TO IN yourself im looking for good We Lave gilt-elze real estate securities on hand at all times, in both lange snd snail amounts, that we will be pleased tosbow you. We often have monthly notes running from one to five years on which we ean offer good inducements. We have nothing on band tosnit you we allow you interest om your funds until suitable investment is found. Why not let us attend to these matters for you? We have had Years of experience and we kuow that we will please you. ‘WOODS & CO. Bankers, BECOND WORKINGMEN TION. ASSETS, $110,949.08. ‘The directors of the above named association have Buthorized the issuing of @ seventh series of stock, Ripon which the first payment will be due WEDNES- DAY, May 13. $160 can be obtained on one share for aS return payment of #2 monthly. Six per cent paid on all investments. Panpulets explaining the business BUILDING ASSOCIA- myl2 GASOLINE STOVES. Couzws Triwarxc Srone, 823 11TH ST. N.W. Branch of 8. Cohen & Co., Boston. We are showing as goo an assortment of Black and Colored Dress Irinminxs as at any thine of the season and Keep a full stock at ail times. Black and Colored Headings, plain and tinsel mixed. Gold and Stiver Headings. Black and Colored Silk Jet Fringes from 2 to 15 inches wide. Jet Bow Knots, another assortment, at lowest prices. Steel Fringes, Gold Fring FHIRG®. 54 and Gold Fringes. Black, Colored and Gold Drop Trimming. Black and Colored Silk Frows, and Colorist ck sad Colored Silk Girdles, a Jet Girdies, ‘Silk Collars, alae Jet Girdles. 8. COHEN & Co., myl2 523 11th st. nw. BBB MMM Be oak 8 5 waa = gs pee, AA UO Me 5ssq bes “4 “ow MEE Sas8 POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, SEVENTH STREET. Bode of the association can be obtained by attending | Specials for summer use in our the mecting on Weduesday even, May 13, to be Deld st the ball suuthwest corner of Sth and E sts. at Sv'clock. SHARES ONE DOLLAR Fac. THOS. BRODERICK, President. JOHN T. LYNCH, Secretary, 200% ot st. a. T. D. DAL“, ‘Treasurer, Office No. 9, Mariet build ng. myth st _eerTABLE CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION, Equitable butiding, 1003 F st. ASSETS $1,225, 274.18. ist issue of stock. First payment May, 1801. ‘Shares 62.50 per month. Ofkce vpen daily Yam odpm ‘For pe=phiets and information apply at the office. THOS. SOMERVILLE, Prest. JOHN JOY EDSON, Secretary. This company bee from the controller © prescott ler Carrene} its certiboate of Feo beac Coagrese of October 1, yar Years past. this liverware and other nd tod | f Commrens uf Octo- | te of the Controller of the | plied witu the law tn all tothe business “ator, adminis | : puunittee oF euardian f Will receive ouni execute trusts ot ever, by aay court crby tui pany hes cayical of “As heretofore, and tor twent copipany will Teoeive securities, 3 Deposits will be received fatcreet sul te alowed on Webs ee: etyeeg for MARLES ¢ GLOVE. Firet Brats 4 JORNWLON Nevond Vice Prendeat, ze NCI> bivus, lreasurer. ALE DL STURTEVANT. Secretary. re wa BE. Chari A. Ross Perry, Lewin phaae ta oy A etihew &. Piety. beat in Kiger, UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT. ‘Japanese Rice Portieres, 4 different colors. each. worth $2.50. Japanese Rice Portieres, ficured, 4 different colors, 82.0 each ; worth $3.50. And great variety of Curtain Madrases, Mustins, ‘&c. Nottingham and Madras Curtains, Also the following great values in DRESS GOODS. ‘The ttems we mention areof unusual valees, We have avery lame stock of Dress Goodson hand, which we must re- duce, both in quantity aud Prices. By reducing prices we reduce quantity. Hence these below. $12.50 t0 915 Dress Robes, in beautiful styles. 10 pieces 50c. Chins Silks in stripes and figures, ‘Sée. a yard. 15 pieces $1 Best Printed Chima Silks, in polka dots and other pretty desis, (O0c. a yard. 5 pieces of @1 Black and White Pin Check Silks, very stylish. ‘5Gc. A YARD. Whytiaw's Genuine Scotch Ginghams, stylish de ie | siqns (plaids, stripes, &e.) Everywhere 25c. » yard. 7 ss Pe ‘Here for three days, Zlc. a yard. a Aaa POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, SEVENTH STREET. B /8 FAMILY TEA uae Saat Win. Platt, “tu Myrtle st. and War Dept. ALM. Wariteld, 3310 st. ¥. J. Jones, #16 Penns; Janes Printz, 722 9th ave. 8.0. ey os amet heel pecans 1300 F st. ¥. Bt Schremer, Quartermaster General's Office. Le Wit , aitiaie store, 700 7th et. D. ie we TON B. GILPILLES. Prost JAMES A. EDGAR, secretary. DE. GEO. A. LEECH, <a EXE. Haw roinoved hie office to 2 ARUNDEL-ON-THE-BAY. ~ Bowutiful y located on Cheaspeake bay, % Qf ailitle south of Bey Ride, Md., with s lone wate bay; bigh ground and thickly wooded with sranvtest shale trees. ‘on . ag ‘hime, crapbine snd shooting. e aud onerbai! hours iro Wasaunuton, ome LOUr from 8 simone. Auamber of first-class cottages ure Bow be ni erect “Tote frox $150 to $400, oneasy terms, Plats and information furnished by D. STONE, Mat DAV. ager, .e Chesapeake and Columbia Investment C B06 F st. n. ‘TWENTY PER CENT: To reduce my immense stock of AMERICAN WATCI DIAMONDS, CLOCKS, JEWELRY and SILVERWARE, I offer to the public » special dis- count of 20 per cent for SPOT CASH for a SHORT time only on the above goods. A. L. SALTZSTEIN, Jr., ‘Manufacturing Jeweler, 500 7th st. n. (WM. P. MARSH. —myegm___ JAMES E. WAUGH. WAUG 1 life insurance a specialty. NOE Loans on, « : Agents Washincton Life Insurance Co. of N.Y. ce" RICHARD J. 8. MAUSS Hus removed his office and residence to 1701 6th st. my0-12t" COR. Of He gg OFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF TAXES, <~ District of Columbia, —Washingtot a: Ayal 0, 1801. — the attention ot taxpayers 1s called fothe tax levied for the year ending June 3), 1801, real and personal property. The second half of sucl tax, wuere not previously paid, will become due and Payable on tiie Ist day of May, ‘and if not paid before ‘shall thereupon be in ar- fhe Ist day of June eneuing Fears and delinquent, ond « penalty, 2 per centum ‘upon the anuoutnt :hereot, suail bv added and the satne, with ot ‘xes due ann arrears, shall be iisted. 10r fund sale in the manner by grader of the Commissioners of the E.G. DAVIS, Co of 3 my 1-266 i < =~" D. BARR, IMPORTING TAILOR, 1111 Pa. ave. apis All Sprinz Novelties received. Ber NOTICE. We take pleasure in notifying the public that we have the agency of the Antietem Cement, and t] Re jull keep a supply ofthis excellent Coment on oti 5.8. DAISH & SON, Cor. North Capitol and D sts ‘Telephone. 328. a bendieaber = 17 Re pow 18 r+ Bailey Natural Wood Buckboard, ‘Set of Russet Harness, ‘English Holly Lash Whip, Linen Lap Robe, ‘Can be purchased at ANDREW J. JOYCE'S sONW’ ‘Ware Rooms, 1028 Conn. ave., For $95.00. (€85.00. 9p3-2m REY SOETIN Jost OUT. GALE ‘and get one. oe THON, G. HENSEY & CO... ‘Heal Estate and ins 00 Fak Bw my1-12t . RIAL SATINGS, ‘BUILDING ASSOCTATION, NEW 2,11 SERL Books for subscription to ato-k in the New 27th isaue Are now open at the office of the sceretary and treas- ‘urer, Kellogg buildin, 1416" ST. N.W. SHA 2K Dt SIX PEK CPNT INTEREST GUARANTEED. FOUR PER CENT ADDITIONAL INTEREST ON I Eqnaling or exceedinz six monthly payments om Sock subcribe "2 ve nen, subscribed in tho tiohy showing its, Popularity ‘onthiy'savince and ab @ helpful taediumn to" persons wanting money" for" Purchasing homes or other pur ve secretary aud treasurer, Jno. A, Prescott, will WY to ive all necessary information concerning the Lenetictal operations o. the SELLAL and constituc Tons nay be outaned of hin at his office, where iso stock may be subscribed for and dues paid, every Week day becween the Lours of 9 a.m. and 4:30 pain. ie ROBT. G. CAMPB: \7 10th st. nw. DAVID G. Dkk oe xeneral’s Office, War Dire M. P. CALLAN, O. 8. FIRMIN, Secretary and ‘Treasurer, ‘KenCorT, Kellogg building, 1616 ¥ awe INO. ap21-20r BLANKETS. We Lave the facilities and know! ‘as to how they should be laundried ane guarantee to return thei to yo ew. Name and address, p SIXTH SERIE: sixth series, THIKD CO-OPERATIVE BUILD- ING ASSOCIATION, will begin the FIRST MONDAY IN JU: Payments 82 on each share per month. Constitutions can be procured and stock subsoribed for at office of secretary, 0. T. THOMPSON, Central National Bank building, ereeim ee Bq") PREPARING FoR Wau WEATHER Do not overlook & GAS COOKING STOVE, THIS 18 GOOD REFRIGERATOR WEATHER, And the “WISCONSIN PEERLESS” is the Dest. For sale only by W. H. HOEKE, 8TH ST. AND PENN. AVE., SOLE AGENT. It is made of solid oak, cabinet finished and mineral fiber filled. Guaranteed perfect or money cheer‘ully returned. *plé-Lm THE Fink AND BURGLAR - PROOF a. BUILDING OF Tith - GTON SAFE ‘DEPOSIT CUMPANY, 916 Pennsylvania ¥ ee See rae, STEEL ey Jewelry fora rer plate, ‘end all other vali admis chances SAFE. isi ‘BOXES, mbites” TSSPecrtON RYT ED 7 — REQUEST OF ONE THOUSAND and one of our customers we have provided spece for a lunch room on theaixth floor of our 10th street building and have opened thesame. Weare ‘now prepared to serve them in s first-class manner. wb20-3mn WOODWARD & LOTHROP. #3 FEET ae a guoted im @OODYEAB RUBBER COMPARE, 300 9TH 8T., ‘MELVILLE LINDSAT, Manages, alee - ected et | Bey West cor. of Penn.ave. and 1th st. at Ro'clock. Shares ‘SPecch per month, commencine with January last, ‘THOMAS DOWLING, Sera West. m EPH E. JOHNSTON MEMOBIAL ‘service will be held in Mount Vernon Place . E. Church South, 9th and K sts. n. w., before the Ex-Confederate Veterans’ Association of the District of Columbia, TUESDAY, May 12, at 8 o'clock p.m. President’ Leih Rol ‘will’ deliver the 3 ae ge ver the ERIAL SAVINGS AND BUILDING AS- SOCIATION: ‘The ath STH ANNUAL MEET Tueet neld WED APBD AL. Mag Office of John A. Prescott, St. new. “Oficers to serve ected an openly’ co ting. The secretary asurer will subst hie 1th annual report, This meeting will also be the commencement Gf the Zin issue Of stock, and itis desirable that persons wanting to subscribe for stock—s1 per share—shall come early, and for the accommodation of such fhe sec ary and murer ‘will be in attendance at “7 o'clock, ‘NO ACK DuEs 70 PAY" OS percent eusreutced. ROBERT G. CAMPBELL. ‘President, ‘Biz 1och st. nw. INO..A. TT, Secretary and Treasurer, my9-4t ellogm building, 1426 F st. n:w. ~e- THIS 18 THE BEST TIME OF THE ‘year to lay Portiand cement pavements, aber in walls, collars oF baseinentn.” Pertons avin such wo ‘find ‘advantuye to Or address 0 OB. RIGRDAN, 611 N st. n.w., General Contractor, All kinds of pavements: mye LET US DESIGN YOUR PROPOSED FS buliding und eattionte on cost of erection; will iurnish 75 per cent of necessary meney: mydSt JONAS, GIBBS & CO. Taih and F, Bq OMETHING INTERESTING TO ALL A MEETING Will be: on WE! DAY, May 13, at RATIONS Rreees ARSON ae et for the purpose of or emmy t] BRIGHTON PAR! Im nent Company. t Dopular plan ever presented to the public; especially :oF parmons with sinall means. COME 10 1HE MEETING. Ful particulars of myvt_GEO. W. EVANS, 633 F st. n.w. Reh NEED OF PRINTING? uae #0, comupare iny work snd prices ‘the decision is made for you. BYRON 8. ADAMS, MODEL PRINTING OFFICE, 512 11th st. my COMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT of Colufhibiay Washincton, May 1, Init Notice of the opening of North Capitol st., froun T. fy,tie land of Prospect Hill cemetery, and’ st. bet, Lincoln ave, and Ist s:. west. Application been made to the Commissioners by resident Déstrict without the limits of Washinton and town to opeu NortlCapitol st. and 1 st., as ubove cated, ‘Commisuioners, ‘mae deeining it conducive fo ths Public interest to open saidstrecteas requested, hereby jive notice toall perwine affected to aDpear ani Present their objections, if an; have, at the office Of the undersigned. om FRIDAY, the 2 'd'day of May INO1. at Lo'ciock p.in, A map, ‘showing the area Jand proposed to be taken, has been prepared and can be ‘seen on “application ‘st the office of the Comuis- sioners. JOHS’W. DOUGLASS. JOHN. W. KOSS, HENRY M. ROBERT, Commissioners of the District of Columbia. my1-2,4,5,11,12,18) 19 REAL ESTATE BROKERS ‘Are cordially invited to cail at my office and examine iny speciinen book, containing satuples of S.ereat variety of forms blinks, Ke. pertaining to their business. Orders for any printed inatter in my line will be promptiy executed. i. L. McQUEEN, myl-3im_Printerand Publisher, 1106-1116E: Be ONE WedINGs, GEDNEY & ROBERTS, ‘Makers of Invitations, 07 10th st., near Gas Often mys x accident polley my the New ork Accident Ins. Gor Yea soure of wreat THOMAS & THOMAS, _ap25-2m Resident Maudvers. PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW FOR NEG lige, puff bqsom and dress shirts with ¥. 1. HALL, Shirtmaker, 906 ¥ st. now. Factory ives. my 1d SSO nee SLUART & BRAXTON, = ap26-Lin*__ Real Estate Brokers, Newport News, Va. WANTED IT KNOWN THE L. RICE Carpet ing Work Maine ave. the oldest in Wasiington, still in operation. hone call 35-5 0.0. apis-lio* =", TIME. “ORDER HYGIENIC ICE. Notice the rates on established routes: 100 pounds and over at rate of 25 cents a 100 pounds, ye 19 100 ibs. 2s Cote ‘or lanes quantities special raten. season previous to this has ice ever been wid at these jow ces. The ae invites an inspection of its works and of all methods of manufacture, and a com- parative test as to durability and purity of its product with any other ice oflered to the public. THE HYGIENIC ICE COMPANY, 276-3m No. 419 Oth st. n.w. => NEW PROCESS VAPOR STOVES, DON'T Boas faner stove until You, bave been” the ori and fore Ba hal PROCESS. Greatly superior to any other ma posi at once like a order, Cannot get out For sue onl MITCHELL, Side wet. 8.B.— Five nullona of ered. 3530 stove fluid. 7be., deli BS sre are ettine WINDOW SCREEN FRAMES, 170. EACH. ADJUSTABLE WINDOW SCREENS, @2.75 DOZEN. WIRE SCREEN DOORS, COMPLETE, With Spring Hinges, Hook and Eyeand Knob, $leach. 25 FT. GARDEN HOSE, COMPLETE, With Couplings and Patent Nozzle, $2 each. GARDEN HOSE REELS, 75c. EACH. A FULLY GUARANTEED LAWN MOWER, 83.75 S-QUART ICE CREAM FREEZER, $1.35 EACH. POULTRY NETTING, 2-INCH MESH, ‘Fer 100 square feet, 70c. POULTRY NETTING, LIGHT WEIGHT, ‘Per 100 square feet, 600. BARBER & ROSS, COR. 11TH AND G STS. N.W., stove. Lc. ‘bent in Opposite Boston Dry Goods Store. 2p7-3m GeO” FORTRESS MONROE 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 Pennayl- ‘Vania ave. and 1351 Pennsylvania ave. NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON, D. C., STEAM- ep2sIm BOAT COMPANY. L. A. CLARKE, DEALER IN PINE AND ‘oak Si. Cees coda posta aud wires? er onter. : Whart.” Ind ley Gon, Waahingher D.0o 825" We take. in hanes oir aaranctns, et eas sah ot Shirts ie ‘and embraces all the gow ‘cor- Wore pe caly the text ‘materiale, eauplsy mons but eet ada aa eatin pet =e D. o. F. SEVILLE. Sminent Commander, Attest: KING, Recorder. it a sig Boge will be ia POMBO ‘. itt M. E. COHEN, Pres. MAY 11, 1801.1 TAKE PLEASURE IN poclated Mir. Soveph 'f. "Byrae with ive inthe four feed and harness business st 1:17 14th st. n.w., said Lusiness to be conducted under the firm naine of Coch eae HENRY D. COCHRAN. Tn connection with the above we iy solicit a contnumnes of tie Ubtel patronage extended ead Tae COCHRAN & BYRNE. BUSINESS RROPERTY FOR SALE ON i <—- With st. o.w. near G, 708, The Albany; Biront; 2 Too. It DAVID and Tis, ahearly new brick D. STUNE, 800 F st. nw. Qa WE ARE THE PEOPLE ‘Who make the handsome little booklete used foradvertiaing Purposes. Call 1 pre. IN F. SHEIRY, ter and Lnzraver, my8-3m NO EXCITEMENT. 63 D st. nw. ‘SPECIAL SALE OF BUILDING LOTS NO BOOM. HAND KN. 247 THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, 34, 13 18. THIS WEEK ONLY”"4 O'CLOCK TO 6, Carettes will carry you irse from terminus of Cotum- bia street cars, F atreet herdics and Maryland avenue tea. PRICES RANGE FROM @100 TO BARE CHANCE IN NB BUILDING LOrs., 025 CABIL. BAL. €20 EVERY THREE MONTES. ‘Come early, as hiundreds will rush to take what You niet reall pegs bie i were wathand Jw are ‘who ‘are not ffoli Rjburban sect ation, 'Pie‘renction has eouie it favor of city To For information on 24th and K sale this week call at yon a T. H. GARDNER, ‘Grocery and general store doing s large cash busi- ness, located on Baltimore and Potomac railroad near Washington. Inquiries can be made at the office of JOHNSTON BROS., 639 La. ave. my12-3t The weather is likely to be generally fair, aightly coders north ‘wittds, Righ on the coasts Sau? Weinesday. NORTH CAROLINA FLOORING. Have you ever used ours? Nicely worked. Kiln dried. All one width. Clear of knots and blue sap, and the price only $2 per 100 feet. TIBBEY, BITTINGER & MILLER, ‘Lumber and Mill Work, my1 6TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE. TOU = Should never place, Household that are not suppiied with plenty of FRESH AIR AND SUNLIGHT. Goods packed in dark, close rooms invite in- sects, rate, mice and other vermin that com- ly destroy furniture and housel Purnitare 1ef in your dweliine denne ho Suuuuer while you are away wil be ruined, more or less, uniess aired frequently. What then ‘Will be the result if stored in a room that bas ever seen the sunlight and a breath of air never reaches? OUR STORAGE Rooms ARE WELL LIGHTED, VENTILATED ‘AND INSURED. OUR EXPERIENCE IN STORING GOODS COVERS A PERIOD OF TWENTY YEAUS, OUR RATES ARE THE LOWEST FOR THE BkbT SEKVICK. OUR BUILDINGS AE UNDER OUR PERSONAL CONTROL. OUR METHODS ARE THE MOST AP- PROVED. We contract to pack and move your goods to dur Foon etore them unis Yeu abe eady. 19 {Ree denim, recurn them without trvuble or on . 1 Sou wish to move from the ctty leave yous feta ult tia? "We wil ship to. your Shen you are permanently located. We invite ad inspection of preuises, which are the most complete in the city tor the STORAGE AND GENERAL AUCTION BUSINESS. RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., AUCTIONEERS, 920 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. N.W. my11-6t DANENHOWER'S EXCURSION TO ROCK SPRING PARK, rz LEESBURG, VA. The LEESBURG (VA.) ROCK SPRING PAKK COMPANY extenus you « cordial invita- tion to inspect their property and attend thelr SECOND GREAT SALE OF LOTS on TUES ._ A special train of elexant will start from Oth strost sharp and returning "clock p.m... arriving in Wash- ington about 4 o'clock. Visiters will be well ¢ared for and furnished with fi thie creat sai unity of drinking from iT SPRING ("Mock he FINES’ IN THE WOKLD, Spring”) located on our Property. yLoablrg, the county seatof Loudoun county, S situate 40 miles trom Washington 4 and and adjoins Hock Spring Park, and noted tor its wealth, its cultured people and its health-siving qualities. It lies in the shadow of the Ketoctin ranxe of mountains, a great re- sort tor Ws people during the summer Season. ‘Tickets (free) and further particulars can be obtained upon aprlication to the andersigued mere jes from this liie-suving and valua: Bie" tnineral “water, ‘with atalytincan be hed WASHINGTON DANENHOWER, Real Estate Broker, myl1-7t 13th and G sts. n.w. BLUE AND BLACK SERGES. this announcement we wish to call your attention to our Blue and Black Serge Suits. Style of coat, singie-breasted cutaway sack, half lined ; style of vest, single-breasted, 5- button, with notch collar. Material, Peace- dale Serge, Clay's weave, fast color. Size ‘B3to44. Stout and long sizesaiso. Price parasha GEORGE SPKANSY, myll 434 7th st, nw. THE DALY GOLD-LINED RUBBER Dental Pistes, which attracted so much at- tenticu during the meeting of the American Medical Association, are on exhibition in all the principal drag DE KULR, BEFORE THE AMERICAN DENTAL Said the health of three-fourths of ‘the people was af- fected by wearing rubocr pats If you value your ‘cleanliness, have Pinte ‘alt ‘cetciau cris in Wantiuirton B et ceedings Sate nnd Local Soceten Teatinonia Ee ‘application to JOHN A. DALY. SID? DDS Bre New fe aw. myil-dm" — HENRY D, FRY HAS TEMPORARILY one L ‘14th st., two doors below “Oficebours, 0am. and4toS p.m. myl1-at* ‘The party will be at no time in charwe of « foreign conductor. Somfort and 2 caret! 10F Washington News and Gossip. COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. COUNTRY Boar, EDUCATIONAL. EXCURSIONS, &e. FAMILY SUPPLIES FINANCIAL FOR LEASE. LADIES" GOO! LECTURES Ct EEO OER BERIIISING BOY IST SIBWS SEE BEBE OHISIIINE SSVI MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN. NOTARIES PUBLIC. OCEAN STEAMER: POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. PIANOS AND ORGAN! PERSONAL, FROPOSAL! PROFESSI RAILROA! SPECIAL NO’ SUBURBAN PROPE| SUMMER RESORTS. WANTED (Board). WANTED (Heip). WANTED (Houses) tet Tt teat teet ett GoverxMest Keczrrrs Topay.—Internal rev- enue, $180,093; customs, $322,897. Tag First Natioxat Banx of Elizabeth City, N. C., has asked for authority to establish @ national bank. A Suz-rorr or Exrry.—The Secretary of the Treasury has designated the town of Blaine, Washington, # sub-port of entry im the it sound collection district. if —_ Caxreex Kezrens.—The Secretary of War has decided that the payment from canteen funds of extra compensation to officers in charge of canteens is not authorized by the regulations. Disrnict Parexts.—Patents,have been issued to citizens of the District as follows: James Denison, device for teaching arithmetic; Julius Emmner, jr., secondary battery. A Coxsct RecatLep.—The Italian consul at New Orleans, it is understood, has been re- called by his government, and the duties of consul at that city will be discharged by a con- sul at some other point. Szonetany Foster has reappointed James W. Bennett superintendent of construction of the Lowell public building, subject toan in- vestigation of the charges’ preferred against him when he was removed. To Act rm His Faruen’s Pracs. Foster having been informed of the death at Wilmington, Cal., on Saturday of P. H. Down- ing, the collector of the port, he has author- ized William C. Downing, the late collector's son, to act in his place. Customs Recerrts at New Youx.—A statement issued from the Treasury Department today shows that the receipts from customs at New York for the first ten days of May, 1891, were $2,858,642, as compared with receipis of $3,571,- 352 for the first ten days of May, 1800. Nava Oxpens.—Leave has been granted Lieut. W. P. Day for six months, frora the first of June, with permission to leave the United States. Leave granted to Passed Assistant Pay- master F. J. Painter (retired) for six months, with permission to leave the United States. Hoxonasie Discuarcrs.—Decisions by the War Department are to the effect that an officer dismissed from the army on the ground of mental deficiency was not dishonorably dis- charged, and that an officer dropped from the rolls for absence without leave was not honor- ably discharged. Capers Avporxten.—The following named persons have been nominated as cadets at the Naval Academy: D. M. Garrison of Borden- town, second New Jersey district; Jus. Briggs, Sullivan, eighth Indiana district; L. B. Alli- son, St.’ John’s, sixth Michigan; L. 8. Smith, Flint, sixth Michigan, alternate; W. P. Wash- ington, Goldsborough, second North Carolina, alternate. A Question AxsweRep.—Assistant Secretary Spaulding has informed a resident of Peters- burg, Va., that inasmuch as sugars and sirups of the kinds ordinarily used for sweeteni to- baceo are now exempt from duty, no drawback can be allowed on the sugar or sirup contained in the tobacco when ex; The question as to allowance and rate of drawback on licorice paste used in the manufacture of tobacco for export will be investigated by the department in the usual manner. A Brr or Ixvormatiox.—The Treasury De- partment is in receipt of a great number of let- ters from various portions of the country in- uiring whether the direct tax, provision for Re'refund of which was made by the last Goer gress, includes internal revenue taxes on in- comes, manufactures, whisky stamps, tobacco stamps, &c. These taxes were imposed by con gressional enactment subsequent to the direct tax actand bear no relation whatever to the direct tax, which is now being refunded. Acrixe SronErany Gnaxt of the War De- partment has approved recommendations of the fortification board for expenditures for the following objects: Ammunition for the Brown segmental tube wire gun, one eight and one ten-inch Buffington disappearing gan carriage, small quantities of and French smokeless powders to aid our powder mason rd aye Payee airs seven types of small rapid-fire guns, including ccle- brated foreign makes, for exj tal test and $70,000" for the ling of a Waterviiet gun foundry. Personat.—W. B. Houston of Cincinnati, John Worthy of Chicago and F. D. Gardenerof CHARLESTON AND ESMERELDA. ‘The Two War Ships Compared and Their Differences Explained. 4 FIGHT WOULD RESULT IN VICTORY FOR THE AMERICAN CRUISEN—HER GUNS ARE OF LATER PATTERN AND MORE EFFECTIVE, WHILE BER OFFICERS AXD CREW ARE MUCH SUPERIOR. There is, if anything, more mystery and less information than ever at the Navy Department in regard to the game of hie-spy now going on between this government and the Chilian in- surgents. Cablegrams are being constantly re- ceived and cipher dispatches sent, but no news is to be had from there by any arsountof effort. Both the Secretary and his assistant, as well as the private secretary, are out of town, and the way in which Commodore Ramsay, who is in charge, says nothing while replying to ques- tions is truly artistic. Not MUCH BELIEF IX THE WAR THEORY. There is not much belief to be found in the minds of officers in the war theory that had ite origin this morning in the rather sensational dispatch that came east to the effect that the Chilian cruiser Esmerelda is hanging around oi bottom of Lower California “spoiling for # ‘indeed, there are few who will agree that the case is at all serious, although there are indi- cations at hand that the higher officials mean business. There is constant communication between the Navy and State departments, and dis- patches are being received from and sent to consuls and officers every hour. WHAT 4 FIGHT WOULD TEACR. Every one who knows anything about naval Affairs asserts that a fight between the Charles- ton and the Esmerelda would furnish as interesting @ spectacle as could be de- red from the standpoint of navaal science. As a matter of fact there has never been an equal fight between modern men-of-war, particularly of the cruiser type, and an engagement at this time would probably prove an invaluable object lesson that would ve an immediate effect upon the naval archi- tecture of the world. In the first place, there could hardly be a better, closer match. Both ships are of the unarmored sort, armed with medium guns and built for higb speed on spurts. A comparison is interesting. THE CHARLESON AND ESMERELDA COMPARED. The Charleston is second-rate craft and is what is known as an unarmored protected cruiser. She is built of steel, has twin screws and displaces 3,730 tons. She is rigged with two military masts, on each of which are two revolving caunon. ‘The vessel is armed with two eighteen-inch —breech-loading _ rifles of the latest pattern, mounted in half turrets in the bow and stern. Besides these there are six six-inch rit three on each side, firing from behind shields, and two repid-nre guns. ‘The crew consists of about 300 me: She was built -f the Union Iron Works of San Francisco and on her trial speed made an average of over eighteen and one-half knots, She carries about 600 tons of coal and can steam 2,500 miles without recoaling, at a speed of ten | knots an hour. She has been in commission about a year and a half and has made two round trips to Hawaii. ‘The Esmerelda was builtin England for the Chilian government and launched in 1883, so that she is at least six years older than the Charleston. ‘She is 3,000 tons displacement, 270 feet long. 40 feet beam, with 18 feet 3 inches draught. She is built of stesl, has two screws and de- velopes 6,500 horse power, On her trial, 18.28 knots, fee = 600 tons of coal hes an and endurance of 2,200 knots at ten knots an hour. She is armed with two h twenty-five-ton Armstrong breech-loa rifles and six six- inch four-ton Armstrong rifles. Her secondary battery consists of two rapid- fire guns and six machine guns. THE CONDITIONS VERT EVER. It will thus be seen that with the exception of the two heavy guns, which are two inches greater in the fore on the Esmerelda than on the Charleston, the conditions are even. ‘The difference in these guus is not’ thought to bea matter of much uence, as ina close fight @ six-inch shot can do_ practically as much damage to these “paper ships” as one of twice the bore. The only advantage that ac- crues to a 10-inch gun over one of eight inches lies im a slightly greater range, perhaps half a mile, but to a swift ship and in an open sea this means little. ‘Then, too, the American guns are later and are said to be more powerful and effective than the Armstrongs, which could not have been made since ‘84, since when there have been great strides made in the art of gun founding. SUPERIORITY OF THE AMERICAN. It is claimed by the officers of the navy on duty here that in an even fight—even in other conditions—the victory would rest with the American vessel on the sole ground of the per- sonal superiority of her crew and officers. The claim is one that may be inspired by patriotic bias, | but which is” more likely based on fact, since the Chilian navy is largely a second hand, amateurish sort of affair, the members of which are more often politicians than sailors, and little of either. (bere is more system by far in the navy of the United States, as the qualification of ofticers, and the crew of the Charleston is said to be one of the best disciplined body of men in the navy. CAPTAIN AND OFFICERS OF THE CHARLESTON. The commander, Capt. Geo. C. Remey, has a fine reputation, and on all sides one hears praises for him from fellow officers, who are less apt to praise than to blame. He is thought to be thoroughly qualified vod pone an errand, Possessing and excellent judg- ment. as ‘as unusual fighting ee = tendencies. He is one man in fifty for © semi-diplomatic chase like this, his friends assert. His brother, Col. Wm. Remey, is judge advocate general of the navy, and hi family lives in this city, ‘The officers of the Charleston are as follows: Charleston, third rate, Geo. C. Remey, commanding; lieutenant com- mander, C. Todd; Lieuts. Wells L. Field, N. J. K. Patch, Jacob 'J. Hunter, Edw. F. Qualtrough and Geo. M. Stoney; lieutenant Gnior ), James H. Glennon; Ensigos alter 8. Burt and Creighton Churchill, Naval Cadets Thomas P. Magruder, Ben H. Fuller, Robert E. Carney. Chas. T. Vogel Alonzo Gartley, Matt H. Signor and Albertus W. Catlin, Passed As it Surgeon Francis . Weiber, Assistant Surgeon Pay- master Arthur Bartis, (fleet); Chief Fletcher A. Wilson, it); Passed Assistant Fistcher ta N Hoth and Breck W. Bartlett, Assistant Engineer Horace W. Jones, Chapiain Frank Thompson, of Marines Wm. 8. rit | lie i 1 MUST RESPECT LAWS Important Arrests Made On the Pacifio Coast. A CHILIAN CONGRESSMAN IN TROUBLE Lynching at Centreville, Md., This Morning. BOMB EXPLODED IN LISBON. VIOLATING NEUTRALITY LAWS. The Men Captured on the Kobert and Minnie Held. Los Axonue, Cat, May 12.—Pilot Dill, Cap tain O'Farrell and the five seamen on board of the Robert and Minnie along with George A. Bush, the supercargo, were yesterday charged with Violation of the neutrality laws. In the cases of O'Farrell, Dill and Bush bail was fixed United States marshal. ‘New Yous, May 12.—Dr. Walford Nilson, who resided at Panama fora & slow vessel. On the contrary, the wel is fast, end it will take war vessel’ to overhaul her. the arrest of George A. Bush at Sal., chi with supplying news surgents, Dr. Nelson said: “If the Bush who has been arrested for shipping to the Chilian insurgents is the same George A. Bush formerly agent of the Panama Railway Company at Panama, he is an old band at purveying arms to warlike South Amer- ican factions. During the war between Chili and Peru the Peruvian consul at Paname was Col. Frederick Larranga. He, as agent of the Peruvian government, was aided in the work of supplying the Per * with arms by Bush, who was formerly a sailor in the employ of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company. When he lett the company he went railroading. Both Bush and his followers and backers know be bas vio lated the neutrality laws.” A CHILIAN REBEL ARRESTED. Sax Fraxcrsco, Cat., May 12. —RicardoTram- bull, © member of the Chilian congress an@ | partisan of the insurgent party, wae arrested | last night by the United States marshal for violating the neutrality laws in connection with the shipment of arms and munitions of war on | the schooner Robert and Minnie and on the | steamer Itata. His bail was fixed at €15,000, | and he was released, with John D. and Adolph Spreckels as sureties. ‘Trumbull was arrested on board the Oakland ferry boat and was on bis way to W to confer, it is reported, with the Chilian consul, He was at once taken to United States Marshal Long’s office in this city aud made acquainted with the charges against him. After his ne Jeane be stated that he had expected to be ar- rested, but had not made any attempt at con- cealment. “I don't worry about this at all,” said Mr. Trumbull. “It isa mere formality and means mil you makee fight against the charge?” was asked. “A vigorous one. Depend on that. Still, as I say, it amounts to nothing. Lhave been shadowed for several days and this event was deemed 4 foregone conclu- sion by friends. I am an eb torney myself and have studied the neutrality laws. There is nothing in them by which Lean be held. The government of which I have the honor to be « high officer respects the United States and would bregk none of ite laws inten- tionally. We feel we are in the right in what has been done and would not do differently it we had it to do over agan “What have you vo say about the action of the Itata? “Nothing; but I might add that there ise precedent for the action in the case of the steamer Scandinavia, which put out of the Mexican port of Sauta Resalia with « Mexiean marshal aboard.” “is the Exmerelda acting tata’ “That I do not know.” ‘Trumbull asserted that if the Esmerelds were acting as convoy under no circumstaness would she fire on the Charleston. ——_ THE LYNCHING WAS ORDERLY, Asbury Green Hanged at Centreville, 4, Without any Excitement. Barriwone, May 12.—Asbury Green, colawed, | sentenced to twenty-one years in the tiary vesterday at Centreville, Md. for an be sault on Mrs. Howard Tolson of Kent Iskand oa February 28, 1891, was teuken from the jail et | Centveville by a masked body of mea this morning shortly after 1 o'clock aud banged to ‘the limb of « tree. Noexcitement whatever attended the sffair, se a large crowd was about the court Lowse all day. = convoy of the ooo SENSATION IN LISBON. || Explosion of a Dynamite Bomb at the Offies of the Ministry of the Interior, Lisnox, May 12.—A dynamite bomb was ex- ploded today at the office of the ministry of the interior. The shock was tremendous amd caused great alarm and excitement, but me serious reeults followed. The be yet been unable to obtain any clue as ‘author of the outrage. sect TRIED TO KILL THE CZAR'S SOM, A Murderous Attack Made by « Japanese With « Sword, Toxto, Jarax, May 12.—The czarewitch was wounded yesterday at Kioto, formerly the eapi- tai of Japan, by a Jupanese, who attacked him thasword. The Japanese, before be could be overpowered, succeeded in inflicting severe wounds upo& the czarewitch, who defended himself gallantly. The motive of the attack és not given in the dispatch received here. sees “LONG LIVE RUSSIA” Enthusiastic Frenchmen Kaise the Cry With (Cheers. ‘Tovrovsr, May 12.—M. Rabot, the was lecturing last night at this place, bis eub- ject being Siberia. During the course of his lecture M. Rabot severely criticised the Ruseian administration of Siberia, and told the sudi- ence that he desired to caution Frenchmen not to be carried away by sentimental impulse. ‘These remarks caused M. Robert,