Evening Star Newspaper, May 19, 1891, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. re AT THE STAR BUILDINGS. 1201 Pennsylvania Avence, corner 11th St.. by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, Pres. mnt, at 10 cents (er the counter. nit 08 c cents per mont! SaTURPAT QuapR! © Suret STaR $1.00 p with formwn postage added. @3. 00. . pier: [Entered at the Post Office at Washington, D.C., as second clase call matter.) E27 Al] mall subscriptions must be paid in advance. Rates of advertising made known on application. LISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY, | subscribers in the | | Von 78 No 19,050. WASHINGTON, D.C. TUESDAY, MAY 19, 1891. TWO CENTS. |_____ FINANCIAL. FINANCIAL. HE CAPITAL AMERICAN ‘ONE CURITY MILLION AND AND TRUST a COMPANY: 14196 ST. ¥.W. QUARTER. ‘Pays interest upon deposits, ‘Acts in any trust capacity. Rents eafe deposit boxes. Has every accommodation for storage. Affords gilt-edge investments. Loans inoney on real estate And transacts a general loan and trust bes- {ness upon the broadest and most |iberal principles consistent with absolute eeccurity to ite patrons and {tselt. my19 A. T. BRITTON, Presiden: POSTAL CARD ADDEESSED TO ME WILL derable interesting information, If your lite is not bring you consi ‘bout life insurance. State age. ineured it ourht to befor yourself (15 or 20-year en dowuent) if you are angle aug for your Zamily if harried. CHAS. L” CURLEY my19__With Woors & Co. BANKERS. im FST a Frew oF THE FEATURES OF OUR BANKING BUSIXESS. ‘The rapid increase in our bnstness in the last six months necessitated a removal into more co:mmodious offices sooner than we bad anticipated. We are now settied in our new home, with increased room and our own vaults, fully prepared to transact # general bank- ing business. SECOND DEEDS Paying interest from 6 to 10 per cent fur- OF atsbed those desiring thew. TRUST. the dest securities offered to LADIES. Special attention civen them: counseling and assisting them in all business trans- ‘actions, if desired. We furnish them good, safe, couservative investments, collecting interest, if desired, and remitting as COLLECTIONS made and exchange drawn free of charge to our depositors. Investors will find with us tnvestinents in both lance and sinail amounts seured by deeds of trust on feal estate. IF YOU DESIRE ‘To open a bank account. ‘To make a cood investment. To place your money where it will draw interest. Exchange om New York, Chicago. Baltimore, W. CORSON. JNO. W. MACARTNEY, C eagle es a, Member S-Y- stock Ex CORSON MACARTNEY. GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 F ST. N. Bankers and Deslers in Government Bonds. Loans. Collections. wand all securities listed on ‘of New York, Philadelphia, Boston and Baltimore bought and sold. securities. District cialty made of im ghd all local Ratiroad, Gas, Taurance and Tele- W. B. BIBS, E Manager, ington Stock Exchange. LEWIS @. TEWKSBURY & CO., BANKERS AND BROKERS, 1335 F 8T., WASHINGTON, D. for cash or on margin Stocks, Bonds, \. Provisions and Oil. Direct private wires to New Y. and lutereat allowed on deposits. us of town business a 7. SPECIAL NOTICES. —S—— 7 895.00. RS now 1s ra151_ Bailey Natural Wood Buockboard, Set of Russet Harness, ‘English Holly Lash Whip, Linen Lap Robe, (Can be purchased at ANDREW J. JOYCE'S 8OKS* Ware Rooms, 1028 Cona. ave., ‘For $05.00. ‘address, pleasn, abd Obo call for thew Rew. Neme and ‘of our wagons will TOLMAN STEAM LAUNDRY, apSsus 400 Cat. aw. =. Bob z WASHINGTON SAFE DE! iT COMPANY, 916 Pen: nSyIvania ave Contains ‘STORAGE ROOMS Constructed entirely of brick, with steel dorm ‘Or rent at utnimuin rater. STEEL VAULTS, for storage of uliver plate, Jewelry nd all other valuables at iniuiinum ebarkes SAFE. DEPOSIT "BOXES, Rent for $5. $7.51), $10 and upward per year. mhi7ia INSPECTION INVITED. ‘To raise money on collaterals, ay you HAVE ‘A collection to make, A note to discount. Call and seo Woops & co., BANKERS, wee F ST. w. my18 EoUITABLe CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION, Equitable building, 1003 F st. ASSETS $1,225,274.18. Dist iseue of stock. First payment May, 1891. Yam. t0490p.m. ‘For pamphlets and information apply at the office. THOS. SOMERVILLE, Prest. JOHN JOY EDSON, Secretary. mye-Im ‘OODS & CO.,Q ECOND Pin destre W SSR change your BANKERS. Trost Sank eccoaut notes to for those “Come INCREASED e endeavor to te = FACILITIES. — by —— hd oom ae VAULT =. to avoid: soorty am! OF sotety, by coming tou, LATEST o can fareiab good wuarun' AND Tnveetinsuts and small STRONGEST MAKE. SITUATED oN WALL st. oF wasutnaton. GENERAL rm epeat with BANKING wach es iasue in both: ON AN Taree end =mall amounts, EXTENSIVE payable meuchly, Guarteriy "= SCALE. snocatly, desired, Woops imterest rates Sepeuding C3 AND “=. depost cO.. =i i222 F st. a F, IDELITY BUILDING AXD LOAN ASSOCIATION, 913 AND 915 F ST. X. W. Mae the best plan devise! for tecuring « Homa BO AUCTION OF MONEY. See. ais. ‘Tresttes AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST CO. 7. Britton, 2 DEPOSITOR' CENTRAL NATIONAL BANE. * "HE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSI ? T OF WaSHixGioRe? COMPAEY (Chartered by epecial act of C: January 22, 1867. canized ae Co Conrasy AT THE REQUEST OF ONE THOUSAND and one of our customers we have provided space for a lunch room on thesixth floor of our 10th street Luilding and have opeued thesama, Weare Row prepared to serve them tn a first-class manns mub20-smn WOODWARD & LOTHKOP. Suors, Saozs. HOOVER & SNYDER, ‘1217 Pennsylvania avenue. ‘The style, stock and workmanship of our ‘Men's, Ladies’ and Children's Shoes are the beat, and we guarantee to every purchaser per- ‘fect satisfaction in quality,comfort and prices. HOOVER & SNYDER, 1217 Pennsylvania avenue. Suoss, myé Ouve On If you use this invaluable table requisite you should by all means give ours a trial. It has been selected with a view singly to ts qua‘ity for medical as well as table use. Its superiority is generally acknowledged by competent judges. The price as compared with that of other Olive Oils is very moderate—1.00 for a full quart bottle. W. 8. THOMPSON, myll Pharmacist, 703 15th st. ‘055 Frr EE EEE of ges 28 ul es = a. = Eg T = ¥ ERK EEK Tt Bi aE ee 1 ‘Bickel plated ‘combination hove pipe. ae those QUALITY GARDEN HOSE for cle. Prices guaranteed as low Now‘xori or elsewhere. GOODYEAR RUBBER COMPANY, 200 STH ST... MELVILLE LINDSAY. Managon. M. S. Cans & Cos ALMA POLISH nié-te ‘Inthe Best Dressing in the WORLD for ‘Ladies’ Fine Shoes. ‘Sold by All Shoe Dealers. Bunxztey, Registered Trade Mark, PURE RYE WHISKY, 940 Gallon, 61 » Quart and 500. « Pint. JAMES THARP, eplltm S18 F st. “wit | Ger Tas Bsr. ‘THE CONCORD HARNESS. LUIZ & BRO., 497 Penn. ave., adjoining National Hotel. ‘Trpnks and Satchels of best make at low prices. Under act of Congress of Uctober 1, 1890. LKER 2 10TH an Tas conpany foe apace ha baw teat J. Gakic tut Tie. Fine Unig ince 3 janisatiou Under the act of Congress of Uctover 1, | binds alldiny eke aT ae est Pitch, tar, res and for twenty-four years be Sake outta wesnoseseseoas | rt = = For bed sure! im peace. It Wil "reat safes or buses its new’ dre — ba G CHRISTIANI. Wholesale and: bee ‘Penua. sve aa — If not ek your a. TOE JEWELBY. on SPECIAL NOTICES. Se NHOWER'S, FREE EXCURSION TO FREDERICK CITY, MD., MONDAY, MAY 25, 1801. ‘The Frederick City Manufacturing and De- velopment Company, with a capital of one mil- lion dollars (81,000,000), invites you to attend 5 their FIRST GREAT SALE OF 319 LOTS, to be held on MONDAY, MAY 25, 1801. FREDERICK {s too well known toneed any extended mention. FREDERICK COUNTY and ies in the center of one of the largest wheat and corn producing countries in the older states. The last govern- ment statistics record this county as the THIRD, COUNTY IN AGRICULTURAL WEALTH IN THE UN It is connected by rail Sear Bai enjo n chie! of the soil, but various tries are now whose 000. Svecdy construction of falisay, re TON. ane of tor field for energy and enterprise. Daring ately and take’ peopie an Hon of dollars a ITED STATES, by with all sections of ¢] ubrion ‘and had jous climate, tm active and profitable operation, ites, OVO 4 ° ‘and the probal eral new Uy one of whichy FREDEIICR wi rhe within One hour of WASHING- 'd. by noth ‘closer connection loser ‘the ‘past six months over half a mii- ested a a anne ees eee this ineans Of giving the Washington, est in something eat booms. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. Washington News and Gossip. @=>1 THE MODERN GAS RANGE ALL THE SCHOOL BAPTIST PREACHING, RY EF PALES OR 2 é ce " Se ae | on that no houseloid ie now compiete without a gasstove | DAY EVENING, May it ‘Call and examine the s OSIRIS LOI a “SUN DIAL.” “GILT EDGE,” “ECLIPSE’ and Se ESE Ne oe RSE At the office of the a ESDAY, Way 20, on The Ideal Brom the Socialist I ty seat of and Anarchist Wtandpoint my 16-2" cipal tacos my19tr_ WASHINGTON GASLIGHT COMPANY. Saran TEM Ge ec in on TUESDAY, 19th -, at 7:30 D.m. % mis ALEX. H, HOLT, 324 dewree, Secretary. FAYETTE LODGE, NO. 19, Sita area cnn lly invited to be pres- ,TONIGHT.—GREAT SIGNS OF THE amt days, “Matt: 24. The Dark, Day and the Stars: Seventh Day Adventists. ‘Tent, near Rn.w. It CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE m. service, ters, O27 sce, a petra Sansa riences in tuinsion work. All friends cor- GLY invited LOMOREOW Wedscadsyy Lanes PEACE REESE ETE a Cea eee ggg EET ROS DISH NIHSS SCENE OKRA ADIIVAGHEEEIAGID THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE ae ae stockholders of the Franklin Insurance JOHN H. OLCOTT, | Sega of Wamiingion’ pC. forthe aiecuon of MEDICAL ASSOCIATION D.C. — ve directors at, jhe office of the corn Bice neuter tbe ial ionciaion | Bb tm Bath by ot MoNDAN uted: Mh | FON RENT Gaouen See Serasar ee ee, Gang | ee me PRWOR TCR, | ron sues eons O'clock "By order of the president 9? 1% 1801 8t 8) | my19,21,28,96,28,90 Secretary. SW. PRANZONI, M.D. JAB. D. MORGAN, M.D, Becrotary. inyl®-2e WHEN YoU ARE PUZZL AN UNPRECEDENTED OPPORTUNITY mrtiele jotier beads note’ Renae uit; Peele ‘O SECURE RARE ORIENTAL RUGS FOR THE a sop a pen 9 : LEAST MONEY.—We are in preparation to close our mmy0-3m oz D at a! . | PRINCIPAL STORE, 1022 Pare’ r=-Ts AIRCHENGE FoR xvuaacnse | INCIPAL STO CONNECTICUT AVE. ‘of small ainount of « ‘article | .W., summer, and therefore fering called for by the P. 0. D._ Call at uftice of villas = peeescaire rae stOBE AT our OHOICE and IMMENSE STOCK of TURKISH Page Page Pawo Pace fartper particulars inguite of the under | <a RENEARTERE Gp. Tis ef, | RUG#nd CARPETS ot barstns avoid te trouble Pawo er partie nguire of the under 5 Pare signed and where free ficketscan be hed Wed- scott oh siioes thisweshe Tyiese. | eC Peking as much as possibie, Why should yon not -Pase Spectel train of Six’ elagane pessenter cosches $100 REWARD WITT BE PAID FOR IN-| tkeadvantago of this unprecedented occasion? Rx- “Pace Will leave B. and O. depot at 820 t-in. RuAEp formation which will secure the arrest and Paxe Emnitaefoave Bredetice'at' Spe me aRteite | Stay house of the Cofeme Athletic Clabe cr Realse | mune Curstock and get the prices before purchasing Pace Surning, leave este et Spm: arriving = | Sn Stand on the Sina IGG pata Oo deowhere. tf WASHINGTON DANENHOWER, * Ns Pace myl6-7t Cor, 13th and Gate. B.w. a es Among the new arrivals are 200 best Bagdad Por- Page 3 A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS | tieres, ‘Table Sum: ‘Page 8 See ee eas | eee nn Pere? a ° May 20, 1801. "Polls ope 2 mn, &e., bo, : closed at Ie im. Transfer books wil . Be NOT THIS AN, EXTRAORDINARY othe day of vision. Francis Be outs, —_ _ Tos jacretary. * e ease GRAND ORIENTAL BAZAAR, Pane 3 Do you know how = GOOD RAZOR aivencn iene 1022 Counecticut ave. n.w.. ————" should feel? Take « piece of writing BIS CORE AND VhoT? 19.9 nzH AsstsTant Sxcretary Wuartox of the De- Paper and draw the edwe over your fece; Style of coat: Single-bressted od a eo no pulling or smarting then. If your Razor article feels like that you have as good an wecan sell you. If tt does not, ‘try our “K. B. EXTRA,” which is guar- anteed to require no honing. PRICE, 21.98. In order to introduce these Razors thoroughly, we will GIVE you fine strop worth from 76c. to $1.25 with each Razor. uarantee satisfaction or refund the money. ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP. myl6-3m BB. RBERS' SHEARS. Solid Stocl—nickel plated—any size, ‘Bold steel—japanned—any size, S30, “K. B. EXTRA” ‘These Shears are fitted with « patent invisiblespring, which makes them work independent of screw, prevents the hair from slippingand the biades from spring- + ing. They are guaranteed superior to ‘ny made. No charge for exchanging. r WOODWARD & LOTHROP. mylé-8m = Real ble i Desirat saie. Good invest ton Zevely. . Finley. DORVELY @'erxuee ty © Miner Emate Agente, GEE Haw. improved and unimproved property for ents Pinyin = Hus removed B.w.. CoP. of RICHARD J. 8. MAUSS his office and residence to 1701 6th st. x myt 12t* are selling WINDOW SCREEN FRAMES, 17c. EACH. ADJUSTABLE WINDOW SCREENS, 82.75 DOZEN. WIRE SCREEN DOORS, COMPLETE, With Spring ‘Hinges, Hook and Eyeand Knob, $1éach. % FT. GARDEN HOSE, COMPLETE, ‘With Couplings and Patent Nozzle, @2 each. GARDEN HOSE REELS, 7c. EACH. A FULLY GUARANTEED LAWN MOWER, 93.75 S-QUART ICE CREAM FREEZER, $1.35 EACH. POULTRY NETTING, 2INCH MESH, Per 100 square feet, 70c. POULTRY NETTING, LIGHT WEIGHT, COR. 11TH AND G STS. N. Opposite Boston Dry Goods Store. Por 100 square feet, 00s. BARBER & ROSS, epi 3m Se Fon tues Monroe AND NORFOLK. ‘New Iron Palace Propellers, “THE Leave their WASHINGTON and NORFOLK,” docks foot of 7th st. daily at 7 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 0. offices, 619 Pennsyl- vania ave. and 1351 Pennsylvania ave. NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON, D. 0., STEAM- ap2s-ln BOAT COMPANY. 4 Ind. ‘A. CLARKE, ‘oak DEALER IN PINF AND Diling, K. i. ties, cedar posts and whart to : Ice Co., Washinton. D.C. JO ‘mcr courses oft Kertaycrioution. <> ™25s ObTING sHINTS To ONDER — We take Drags Fi ik, Fiannei, workin incur oF materials Miitave your first annex. UNS HOPKINS UNIVEUSITY, BALIT. respect exe Johns Hovkins University, for the “fovly by postal cava To the RECT apzS-eatute, anoouncing that our, stock of SSadras and Cheviot for Mus Noire ‘and embraces all the new and cor- ‘Sepecialty of Fine Custom ad femploy none ds) and, euarantes. fuat ‘for superior 2 ship. style bt iniat and. tcletife (ort foand wrices Sasclie term on ap- ‘orders st Men's Department, first floor, WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Ke ONE Weds, es ey need ball $07 W0th st., near Gas Ofion, mys” EWS. VA. EE SE av2e-Im* _ Real Estate Brokers, Newport Nowa Va. IMPORTING TAILOR, 1111 Pa ave. 1 ___ All Spring Novelties recetved. partment of State has gone to Boston. Assistant SecneTany Souzy returned to the city yesterday. Assistant SxcretaRy Nerrietox has gone to New York on business connected with the landing of immigrants. STE. BATH ROBES! Are you aware that wecsn furnish you an Elegant Bath Robe, with s hood and heavy cord and tassel, at the nominal figure, 83.75. ht flat braid. terial” Black worsted—Ciay's Fanta to wo with thie cost and veet, in all the present styles, $5 to 88. GEORGE SPRANSY, my18 434 7thst. nw. In Broad Stripes or Embroidered Fronts, | CABINET MrEtine.—The cabinet meeting to- Pricen vary, 65 1098. day was attended by all the members except tasty Menerc Heay TG? | We vant toca wor ateaton to our ow | one eet Nee of n lay 1, es ye want wour attention to our new mn = Dees ere ee ease Sern Sam om te en Soe Pemees e eeneet Bemr 5. teem, mds’ tote Comtuingigner tran ok aparpahinciong emigre per peeatoate District without the limits of Washinton and ‘ collars and one pair cuffs to each, colors fast, t Horthcapitol st. aud Tat 3 gated. a0 the Comat toners eng. rausuctye $1.50. Destnorep ny Finz.—The Treasury Depart- Deroy eave notice foull versoas adfected to at Our assortment in Negligee Shirts in non- | Ment sey Seetperg im ‘ngemaipr ad ofthe ndarses ripiy. d shrinkable Oxford and Madras Cloths, with | stroyed by fire this morning, i ieedjrovaned Tot akon, Leblceaiehtra pgfan | ‘ered olarvand cu attached, in onoo- : bevsean ga Mon at te ofc of tne Comte tional. Prices, #1, 61.50, #2, €2.50. A New Szonrtany or Leoatiox.—Mail ad- NRY M. EBT, Ce si ‘0 District aye See An extremely handsome garment in a White NEW PROCESS VAPOR STOVES. DONT silk oes Shirt, with gathered puffed Vapor stove until fou. have sen, the boeom, Original and only NEW PROCESS. Greally n Ri and only NEW Pls or eriot — EVENUE AProrxtMext.—The of igi otter made, Light Formate only by MOS. Zee oxire small as wall asthe extra leree | the ‘Treasury has made the following appolnt- white tae wullons of beet pope ges including sizes 18nd | ment in the internal revenue service: Geo. W. —*F DESO, = 2 Deck. Bardens, U. 8. storekeeper at Philadelphia, Pa. Ew: of ERBA( ‘OSTMASTER APPOIN: —" President my16-1w* iAtinnte Dulas ots 52 and 54, pier: _ is —— gerd @23Pa.ave. [it] _N. ¥. ave., cor. 1th st. DON'T YOU KNOW it 18 “Very poor economy to buy the best of marketing and then putit into a CHEAP REFRIGERATOR, expecting it to keep ewoot and pure? Good housekeepers with correct ideas of economy ALWAYS BUY the best Refrigerators, as they SAVE THEIR CORT im one season in the preservation of appointed Edward C. Bennett tor at hetord, Conn, vies Jom ©. Rinney. de: ceased. ——E New Baxx.—The following application for authority to organize a national bank has been filed with the controller: “The National Bank of the Republic of Chicago, Ill, by W. W. Bell, Chicago, i, and his associat J Sgr ora Tn a 8 ‘at the ‘.yinpostag: METROPOLITAN &.BLE. CHURCH, M st. bet. 15th and 10th sts, n W. Rewarp oF Gattaxt Conpvor.—The Secre- WISCONSIN PEERLESS RE- | tary of the Treasury has awarded a silver life NING. MAY 1b- ISU], Si'8 o'clock. FRIGERATOR is juaranteed to keep ite . : direction of Prof. John T. Layton. wntents sweet 3 saving medal to Corporal Curtis Harrison, hig direction of Prot. John T- Layton. contents sweet and fres or money will be ‘You will find it for sale at W. H. HOEKE'S CARPET AND FURNITURE WARE ROOMS, troop D, fifth U. 8. cavalry, for galiant conduct in rescuing Capt. W. 8. Schuyler, fifth cavalry, and Mrs. E. D. Thomas and’ Miss Nel DISSOLUTION OF | PARTNERSHIP. — is Waskington, D.C., May 16, = ant ii Thomas from imminent danger of drowning pasiacrehy piroen Alexander J: COR. 8TH AND PENNA. AVE., in the Red river, Tex., November 23, 1890. Alexander J. is this day dissolved my19-lin Who is sole agent for the District. mutual consent %, ote ait = A Panera ror Tz Woaty's Farn.—The os 5 KANE, <—- "he weather 1s likely to be generally fair; | Mexican papers report that Senor Hatal Pesado . W. MURPI oh Wednesday ;. ‘warmer; innds | ‘ . TIMOTHY CAVANAT ing southeast, —- is now in the City of Mexico collecting mate- Witness: N. T. MURRAY. my 16. i for grand historical picture which the city of Vera Cruz has commissioned him to paint for the world’s Columbian exposition. It BUILDERS’ HARDWARE, Oniy a little needed in any house, but that tle wives you much worry and running «round. Be ACE YOUR ORDER NOW FOR NEG raft besoin ond dress shizte with yey itatie Surtuanber, BOO F's 2, Factory on préinines- ny. is proposed to represent one of the most inter- See = So we we have added this department to our iting scenes in Mexic istory, th f ROYAL, FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Dusineas, with Mr. CHARLES H. ¥OXasman- | Gen. Nicolas Bravo giving fame td to 200 Span CASH ASSETS AND SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, — ish soldiers instead of executing them in re- HILL, SSE agente, a prisal for the murder of his illustrious father. myS-eolm 1503 Penn. Auur Oxpzns.—On the recommendation of the regimental commander the following trans- fers in the twenty-second infantry are made: <q THOMAS & THOMAS, MANAGERS: Tam in receipt of your check in full laim against the New LIBBEY, BITTINGER & MILLER, Builders’ Supplies, GTH ST. AXD NEW YORK AVE. AND a Saint le New ork Acide tk ce Company for indewnity for personal injuries Fecelved. I recottunend your colupany to all who went insurance {a's Rra-clana and peousp yin ompen ee on ian ee ee Rape aD Se 1TH AND O sTs. 8.x. | pany pt John McA. Webster from tion - With Mawes SE, | ey ett Geen = P. Miller, assistant quartermaster, will THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT CO} d from this city to Plattsburgh IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS- St, and New ork ave. a ny ‘RICT OF COLUMBIA, term for Orphans’ Court business, Bar. ‘Sto lor Silverware, Jewelry, Laces, racks, N. Y., on public business connected ‘and valuables of ali kinds. Ci moderate. Safe “-4 4 with the quartermaster's department, and upon Syl bose font ath very Levent ate mytivGe | "ine ate of tp setts of Staton. Jones | Te ee Fore taeeeet eile ~ea> TWENTY PER CENT! a station. "Leave of absence for six monthato take To reduce my immense stock of AMERICAN WATCHES, DIAMONDS, CLOCKS, JEWELRY and SILVERWARE, I offer to the yublic » spectal dis- count of 20 per cent for SPOT CASH tora SHORT time only on the above A. 1; SALTZSTEIN, Jr. ufacturing Jewelee, ‘BOS ise nw. & a> OFTICE OF COLLECTOR OF TAX: Columbia, Wi = ADT ID, 1801. The atention of taxpayers iy weal ae -— The attention of tax; ca tothe tax levied for the year endine June 3), 180, on real and personal property. ‘The second half of such fax. where not previousiy paid, will become diye’ and fable on the ist day of ‘aud if not paid Uetore Ist day of June ensuing. shall thereupon be in ar effect upon his being: relieved from tem; command of , ninth cay , is grant Capt. Walter L. , ninth oar le ‘Man Szevice Wrrs Avasxa.—The first official of the last will and teste testarn ‘on the gece Garey eras passes = conte in chip court on FRIDAY. the Ts Beng at 1 o'clock D.m., to show should not be proved a to ‘By the Court: A. B. HAGNER, Justice. Be co Rca bie. CHARLES Hi. CRAGIN, Proctor." iayio-lewine rears and delinquent penalty, 2 per centum the amount the reof, sbail'be aided and the same, ce . " deocseteptneeuetaee S| ena. Sager om vertisement and wa yo mauner pres: Guiinw'aw © Bi" order of tive Comuimionors of the | git tbeptgy of Thomas Taylor, simnlatrator of the District Gf Coluuita. Attest: KG. DAVIS Col- | Sforesail Uae ‘with the approval of ties enor lector of Taxes, D.C. any 1-266 Pointed BRIDAY, the Igeiday of une, A. Bo B01. at a ONERELON® COOPERATIVE AND IN- | dion Unies the couteairenion eet en Gir: BRAD, ABOCIATION, ntracts | Where ail ervditors and ‘entitled to di Wing one for ICH TICKETS, at i Ice tickets tite ‘&e., by Pa on jumbla st. nw. mnistrator ar bop a D L. B. WHI cof Wills for the District of Go 4 Ofce 3. M, YENAGA, Proctor. my10lawsw we ees THE DALY SEP SEED RUBBER Yenbun durine the 1 ‘of. the Atuerican Medical bitte Association, are on exit in all the principal 16. Application for the probate of the last will and teste- ores. ULP, BEFORE 1: ‘and for letters by aes "ORE, THE AMERICAN DENTAL Said the health of three-fourths of with gold. Ail fret-cl are making these pistes. -& sales tla eal BD? D:D.b.. bid New York wwe: ae ARUNDEL-ON-THE-Bay. Of a maile south of sarang shaky nas Mtaty Sees ‘Boating, bathing, Ashing, ‘and shooting. Se ter Bow being ere-ted. . Lote 1) to. oneasy terms. Plats and PADD ATONE, Manaeer, aie? a Cai 808 F st. nw. REAL ESTATE my MEN OF MANY MINDS. The National Union Conference at Cincinnati Called to Order. OPPOSITION 70 A NEW PARTY. Affairs in Portugal in a Critical Condi A TRAGEDY IN LIVERPOOL. MEN OF MANY MINDS, Nondescript Character of the Political Re- formers’ Conference. Special Staff Dispatch to The Evening Star. Crscrxxati, May 19.—The nondescript char- acter of the political reformers’ conference becomes more and more apparent as they attempt to group their conflicting opinions into some coherent purposes. They are slow in getting an organization and they are spread- ing out over the whole broad field of speculative and spectacular reform. No attempt was made to get the convention formally organized until late this afternoon, and it looks like trying to combine all the repellant elements of nature to bring them down to any one point of agree- ment except that there must be a third party at some time. The meeting has none of the elements of im- portance that were expected to be found in it, except in a negative way. If they do nothing it means that the third party move- ment is serious and formidable. Any action they may take toward starting a third party will have a tendency to retard or detract from the importance of the movement. It is a con- vention of individuals without authorization or community of purpose. A LARGE ATTENDANCE. ‘The Convention Called to Order in Cincia- mati This Afternoon. Creormxati, Onto, May 19—The national ‘union conference of representatives of the various Farmers’ Alliances and industrial or- Hall by Capt. C. A. Powers of Terre Haute, Ind. The ball has a erating capacity of 4,000,.but the crowd of delegates and outuders who had been attracted by the interest in the event was large enough to fill every portion of the structure. Charles Cunningham of Arkansas was chosen as temporary chairman. This was occupied with perfecting state taons. In nearly every case issue ‘was made between the third party men to the antis and the indications are that the former will have control of the convention. The mem- bers of the Reform Press Association, repre- senting over 100 labor papers in different Bert ot the country, hel ‘another mecting morning and decided to hereafter issue of auniform size, and to provide for ublication of speciaily — ter in sh, German Norwegian general distibatice ix the agricalturalsrd labor centers. Special attention is also to be given to cartoons attacking the old politcal parties, A GLANCE OVER THE SCENE. ‘The opening day of the much-talked-of com ference is blessed with mild temperature, less tryingto the delegates from warmer climes, whe bore with them the signs of summer in straw hats and light clothing, than the frosty air of the past few days. The weather-stained farmers, who make up the greater por- tion of the delegates, make picturesque figures in the throngs on the sidewaiks and hotel lob- dies. The calm before the storm was found everywhere this morning as the last are ll who in every affair of thie Kind” have the “mgacity. to" know how. to vet in motion the machinery for the production of desired results. There is no doubt that much brain work of this kind has been done here, and there are those who assert thet not only’ are the different re trying to manage interests of their own, but that both the great leading parties of uatry are awake to the necessity of making the wrath of these malcon- tents redound to the success of the old parties. SECRET Wo! Of course no specifications can be now given, in support of this theory. It is secret work that would die from publicity. But there are whisperings that the secret work is going om and itis not hard to discover that amo the diverse elements here represen that there are unmistakable efforts to bridge over the chasm in such that neither side «bali suffer a dimdvantage. It 4s more and more apparent that the work of the conference is of great magnitude and difficulty. Whether this shali appear in the public ceedings or not depends on the skillfulness With which these sagacious managers perforin their preliminary tasks. If the conference succeeds it is likely to at- tract wide attention from the country, but if st dissolves in hopeless antagonisms Over essen- tial principles and thus proves that there is no rational political affinity between its compo- neut parts its place im political history will not The attendance will probably be consider- ably larger than seemed likely yesterday. There were more than a thousand ‘delegates’ who could be located this morning, and there may be fourteen or fifteen hundred at the con- vention. Comparatively few, however, come with credenti and, represent constituencies. The Farmers’ men are in a majority but soto speak they are not “in it.” Hon. Jerry Simpson, Senator Peffer, T. V. Powderly and other leaders are holding off, their purpose ing to influence the meeting from the outside and prevent its going too far without themselves being in any way mixed up in it. Others of the lesser lights in the alliance are going into the conference as ites to take care of the sheep from their fold that are there. POSITION OF THE ALLIANCE LEADERS. The great alliance leaders are opposed to the whole business. They say that it is not an alliance convention and has no proper connec- tion with the “great third move- ment,” which the ‘alliance, the Kaights of Labor and the other principal organizations In other wi are working up. they say Good naturedly that it isan assembly of a lot of their friends who are so enthusiastic that they cannot wait, but must blow off steam. In Kansas, South Dakota and one or two other ' places regular alliance dele gates were elected to attend the con- vention. For the most part the other dele- gates represent small local organizations cpa kare no) sopresentetives ot home when ey come away. Jerry Simpson was 2 delegate Trot. Kemzas and his erédentinie were sent to him by the delegates coming from his home, but be has not accepted them and says he will bea spectator, but will take no Pirtin the proceedings. He may leave for Washington tomorrow. Powderly and Hayes, the the secretary of the Knights to look after the interests of that order. possible that Hayes may take part in the pro- ceedings, but it is understood that derly, like Sis and merely look on outside. None of these men want to take the risk of being too closely affair or to have any responsibility for it rest on their shoulders. ‘They expect to be uble to control the convention by their influence from the outside and through their friends within, but they do not want to take the risk of » fail- ure to do se. WISHES OF THR HOT HEADS. The “hot heads” are determined to start o new party now and to adopt a platform that would be a gaudy patchwork of “reforms” big enough to cover the whole country and take in every theoretical “reformer” in the land. ee ee ly engaged in trying to make a big third that will live are afraid of and are fighting VARIOUS ISSUES ADVOCATED. an an clause and a ion in favor of a income tax. The single tax men and the Bellamyites want their theories inserted. Each delegate has a syringe fall of some sort of lymph. The more oe and be conspicuous. AFFAIKS IN PORIUGAL CRITICAL, Arrears to the Troops Paid by the King— Spain on the Alert. Lisnox, May 19.—An outbrenk has been barely averted by the payment of arrears to the troops of the garrison, who have been showing signs of discontent and incipient mutiny. King Charles himself advanced money for the payment of the palace guards and employes out of his own private purse, and Queen Amelia did the same for the females of the royal household. Considerable excitement was caused in Lis bon last evening bya report that the king and queen had started incognito for Madrid. For # time there was much hurrying to and fro in the streets and groups gathered ina menacing manuer in the Praca do Commercio and the public promenade. The speedy and anthorite- tive denial of the report prevented minchief. There is no concealment ot the fact that the army would be with the people in the event of trou operatives in the cotton and woolen factories have been showing much un- enciness for soveral days past and the police ‘hot on the streets are kept in reserve for any- that might occur. spanish government makes no secret of ite in- tention to intervene should a republic be de olared in Portugal. es FOUND IN A SAILOR'S BAG, Loxpox, May 19.—A sailor's bag, newly painted black, decorated with the British and Norwegian ensigns, represented as flying from crossed staffs and bearing the initials “TAM.” and the name “Girvan,” was today found float- ing in the Handon dock at Liverpool. Upom being taken out of the water and opened the bag was found to contain the terribly mutilated corpee of a boy apparently about fifteen years of age. His throat had been cut and both legs had been removed below the knees, in order to make possible the packing of the body in the there was also found in the bag a knife and seaw, both being new and both having frag- ments of flesh adhering to their blades. A careful examination of the coudition of the added to the appearance of the bag as ‘as of the implements with which the crime was committed shows the murder to have been one of very recent occurrence. The police au- thorities of Liverpool are as yet without a clue to the identity of the murderer or murderers. A most thorough search, however, has already been instituted among the crews’ of the ships in the harbor, and the sailors’ lodging houses are under close watch. oncccer eae THE KAISEK’s JOLLY WAYS. Be Tries to Play « Practical Joke on the Bonn Garrison While Drunk, Brrr, May 19.—A story has just leaked out to the effect that Prince Adolph of Schmerberg, Lippe had a narrow escape from being shot during the visit of the kaiser to Bonn. It ap- pease that the kaiser and Prince Adolph, afer leaving the students’ debauch about midnight, i t i i KE i