Evening Star Newspaper, May 20, 1891, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. y “DAILY, EXC UNDAS, PURE Tue Stak BUILDINGS 1101 Penssylvani Avenue, comer Lith 8. oy The Evening Star Newspaper Company, S. H_KAUFFMANN, Pres't. Wow York Ofice, 88 Potter Building, ou Ses a7 All mail subscriptions must be psid in advance. Rates of advertising made known on application. to subseribers in the | sount, st 10 cents per | « s Che Loeni o 78, No 19,051. WASHINGTON, D.C. WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1891. enthusiastic over being while the f “e-borning” and Sine part im the mony. ‘The report of the committee on rules, whieh forestailed the committee on resolutions and platform by providing for the appointment of @ national committer, was adop' ‘This practically started the new before hel? the convention knew it. Those who real ized the consequence of their action threw their arms in the air and shouted. A flag was waved from the stand. Cries of “Good-bye, old party, good-bye.” went thi the ball’ Only @ part of the ates in this, however, and it wase bad start.” A recess was taken. PM ee TWO CENTS. | AN OVATION TO NATALIE. The Former Quoyn of Servia Cordially FINANCIAL. _ FINANCIAL. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. Tue CAPITAL AMERICAN ONE SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY: 14196 ST. ¥.W. Pays interest pon Acts im any trust capacity. Rents af deposit boxes. Has every accommodation for storage. POSTAL CARD ADDRESSED TO ME WILL you considerable interesting out life insurance. State age. If It owght to befor yourself ( ced Samed 77S we sine s28 PF ieee FS a Frw OF THE FEATURES OF OUR BANKING BUSINESS. ‘The rapid increase in our business im the last six ‘months necessitated a removal into more commodious | ST! offices sooner than we had anticipated. We are now settled in our new home, with increased room ami our | own vauits, fully prepared to transact general bank- ing business. 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Church. ,AN UNPRECEDENTED OPPORTUNITY RE RARE ORIENTAL RUGS FOR THE LEAST MONEY.—We are in preparation to close our PRINCIPAL STORE, 1022 CONNECTICUT AVE. \N.W., for the summer, and therefore we are offering our CHOICE and IMMENSE STOCK of TURKISH RUGS and CARPETS at bargains to avoid the trouble | of some sort. of packing as much as possible. Why should you not take advantage of this unprecedented occasion? Ex- amine our stock and get the prices before purchasing CORSON & MACARTNEY, GLOVER BUILDING, 141 ikers and Dealers i Go% ref verament Bonds. NATIONALIST GEUB NO. 2, S00 F 8) Loar Collections. HY so * abd onda and all securities sisted From mayo ‘R.W.—Lawrence -, May. 20, on **The Ideal ‘Fuiladelphia, Boston and Anarchist Standpointe.” _u # ERN GAS RANGE ALL THE ‘objections hitherto urved against gas r@ been LE'S MEETINGS. ‘Wil close on SUN! All young people e exchanges of New Yor! aitiuore bought abd sold. +, ior the summer months. BUSINESS CHANCES. giner churches are invited to be “Good fenders: are e: fetaty, JOSERH Te FARIC ¥. PRESBREY, PRESIDENT OF on’ Forde and ail local Real Dibome Stock desit in. ‘American Bett Tat EWIS G, TEWRSBURY, 50 Broadws ¥. hone Stock bought Call snd examine the W. B. BIBBS, anager, {ington Stock Exchange. LEWIS G. TEWKSBURY & CO., BANKERS AND BROKERS, 1985 F ST.. WASHINGTON, D. and sell for cash or on margin Stocks, Bonds, ane ‘ew York and Chicago. owed on depo “GILT EDGE," “ECLIPSE and “RELIABLE,* EXCURSIONS, &c. FAMILY SUPPLIES: BRICKLAYERS, ATTENTION: At the office of the he, unto ‘fniba myl0-tr_WASHINGTON GASLIGHT COMPANY. ARE Pi “=~ Come to us. ‘We artjatio letter heads, sad'ace sapien” % 79-3 wa. H. RENEASTER ‘will continue thi Among thenew arrivals are 200 best Bagdad Por- tleres, 500 Table Covers, 300 pair Summer Curtains, Inlatd Tables, Koran Holders, Embroidered and Plain Slippers, &o., &e. ED Pe npoctal of fay Out. 3f-tor busts ac gq» THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK- ‘All Local Securities dealt SHERRY” ‘hol sureka Horse and Mule Shoe Constant quotations ali warkets. at the ae of the com| oct] -tr ‘of directors. % C0.. 1115 F st, OTS, Secretary. ‘Fifteen per cent 7 ne; A PUBLIC “GOOD OF TI $p.m., Grand Army Hall, Au Jonadats and ‘are re my20-3t I CALL THE ATTENTION OF BUILDERS ‘and investors to the very desirable corner ing 10,000 squure feet GRAND ORIENTAL BAZAAR, 1022 Connecticut ave. n.w. D. K. VARZHABEDIAN & 00. PERSONAL. 0 ANY ONE SECURING 31 ‘Position in the census office; night wor $100 REWARD WILL SE PAID FOR IN- formation which will secure the arrest and of the ‘who set fire to the Analos- WILL SEND HER . care of Church of Inland on the night of the be will hear something ve.” Bxerci nbiie are ‘condisily “ivited, F MRS. FE. JEANRENAUD ie a Didires to Bey 0 SONTAG, heir badices. 10 Rew. the Epiphany. 13th st. n. to her advantage. SPECIAL—A CH. t JAMES F. HOOD, President. Fe ™ Poynton Zevely, Homey J. Binley. 1 Estat 2. to Agente, Gee F it Asad NCE FORINVESTMENT ANCE FOR INVESTMENT LAAGHAHOS SEO KOE OOK IAIINOED VIS VILL” THE TiPEW H SERIE and N sts. n.w., contain i send bis address for work, my! ‘of ground; price onl bog nade to suit pure DANENHOWER'S FREE EXCURSION TO FREDERICK CITY, MD., MONDAY, MAY 5 The Frederick City Manufacturing and De- ‘Nelopment Company, with s capital of one mfl- Aion dollars ($1,000,000), invites you to attend their FIRST GREAT SALE OF 319 LOTS, to be held on MONDAY, MAY 25, 1891. FREDERICK ts too well known to need any It is the county seat of FREDERICK COUNTY and lies in the center of one of the largest wheat and corn producing countries in the older states. The last govern =>. F. MIDDLETON IS NO LONGER caro waretor POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS- PIANOS AND ORGAN! PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY, Co. Communications ly confidential. 01 AMS, Manager, GU F st. MARCEE PELOUARD, French Caterer, 612 18th st. ining Room will 0} tor gentiemen only. m20-3t" “A aRORIZED Williams & tended to and stricil jen anid Gents” Di the respondent, Side ‘woos an: has been ed an = nce to be entered ‘day occurring forty ‘will be pro- SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS sf RICE rey Tnstitat els al hss secoud bepaclothinge OLD STAND. O19 Det yan," eatuse bi ieee ot f ay: ot extended mention. ceeded es EXTRA VALUE IN ODD PANTS. ‘We have selected from our stock of Pants several odd lots and placed. them ‘counter. As we wish to sell them made the price #3 yon wish &'pait? y +0 pairs ‘of & pair, here's yor GEORGE SPHANSY, 4e7the. ow. the execution of a Cosmopolitan oF THE joney” for gents? Addressor call "at JU: yeep. price fo 88 per pale: ie : fs your chance. COUNTY IN AGRICU TURAL WEALTH IN THE UNITED STATES, It is connected by rail with THETIC HCL Wie 09 HO Dade ad Dad BOO mart: — ———— ai a copy. Te Government Recerrts Topay.—Internal reve- nue, $466,052; customs, $642,684. REME COURT OF THE DIS- ;OLUMBIA, Stal ye, James. X 10 state the distri- Carr. F. B. Inwrxe, twenty second infantry, has been retired with the rank of major on the unlimited list of the Super Hersuzy, solicitor of the treasury, has accepted an invitation to deliver the me- dress at Grafton, W.Va., on the 30th 8 InanUfacturing indus tries are now in active and profitable operation, whose total capital ax ov. “on eS are projected, specdy construction of sev. ‘This cause beinw referred to met bation of the proceeds of sale of the TAM L., NAYLOR: ‘MEN'S MACKINTOSHES. The foremost point in selecting s water- Proof coat is to know its imperviousness to rain. The kind wecarry arefully guaranteed. If within a season's wear it should prove un- satisfactory we will be glsd to exchange it. ‘This applies to the English as well as to the fine grades of American makes. The popular shape in vogue is **The Inverness,” repre- senting a stylish made overcoat with a cope, in fine line stripes, plaids and Bom. at my ofl fa this cltysat_ Ww ftorsand others interested are. noti- Present their clai JAMES G. PAYR! or OURT OF 1HE ‘A. Dilyetat” In eau iss Docket tS. pee af iainant, by Frank T. ‘Heide, nis’ ecteitorm it 1s A. D. 1801, 0 rich and Nichola» duly iseried and 3B. H. STINEMETZ & SONS, 1237 Pennsylvania ave. z in clover connection west, requires an enlarcement Tits ad open an inviting Tax Expravor left Fortress Monroe on Sat- urday for New York to remain until June 1, when she will go to Nantucket shoals to work during the summer. Carr. A. BR. Toucray axp Mr. M. A. Watsox of the pension office left the city yesterday to give testimony at Fort Smith, Ark., in an im- portant criminal case growing out of alleged Violations cf the pension lat thie beh day of ‘Ma spoudenis, Scphia 1 cause thelr a herein on of before the firs Tule day occurring days after this day’; otherwise the cause Wil be pre. od with, ata (or partition by sale of lots berver's sulcivision of square block 17.of the Ho ‘of ihe farm of Joun A. 5 Mughan Pluce. LADIES’ HATS. fer particulars inguare of the ‘and whore frve tckels can be the 20th fnetant. A novelty in = patent metal shank, small AU the latest shades and most fashionable rolling, twilled silk, mounted on best natural handles, at $3.50. In our $1.50 Gloria Uin- brellas, imitation silver trimmed, natural sticks, we are strong. 442 and lots =, Band Sa, make the run on re Prederick at 9 p.m. ; arriving G0 Pm. TON DANENHOWER, Cor, 13th and Gsts, SUMMER STYLES, Repvoriox oF Force.—Orders have been is- sued for the removal of eight weighers and one er in the custom house at Philadelphia. is reduction of force is made necessary by the condition of the appropriatioa. Burrato Buripine Sirz.—The Secretary of the Treasury has appointed Assistant Secre- tary Crounse and Third Assistant Postmaster General Hazen a commission to select a site for the public building at Buffalo, N.Y. They will visit that city in a short tim commonly known as ” Test: R. J. MEIOS: Gi ‘The most fascinating and attractive creations, NOY, Asi't Clerk. D Cx ¥ DOMESTIC 1424 New York ave, The Bent Hook Whangi ts the carry the desirable Advellette. English Oak, Olive and Malaga, either in natural with the sliver trimming oF Buckhorn. Bees SHEARS, : CONTRACTORS FOR PLU: ‘Solid Steel—nickel pleted—any size, ING, RANGE, FUR- SSOR ANE BQIbINS. ROH TOMES oF ‘ater and Hot Air Cora- Sold steel—japanned—any size, 830. Wanna, ‘Rovelties just received. JOSEPH AUERBACH, ave., cor. 15th st, likely to be light ie i {teely, Hight showers; Send for estimutes. KEW PROCESS VAPOR STOVES. DORs “K. B. EXTRA” ‘These Shears are fitted with a patent invisible spring, which makes them werk independent of screw, prevents the hair from slipping andthe blades from spring- img. They ere gusrantest superior to any made. No charge for exchanging. WOODWARD & LOTHROP. myl6-3m ‘WHITE BLAZERS. Statisrictaxs 1x Sessiox.—The eighth ses- sion of the chiefs and commissioners of the bureaus of statistics of labor was held yester- day in Philadelphia. Commissioner Carroll D. resided and fifteen bureaus and de- partments were represented. Passwzrtut Post Orricks.—The following named fourth-class post offices have been raised to the presidential class, to take effect July 1, 1891: Stuttgart, Ark.; Poetersville, Cal.: East Haddam, Conn.; Ellicottaville, N. Rockville Centre, N. Y. Medford, Ore. ; Hi and Cumberland, Tux Presmext Gorxe to Care Ma.—Mre. Harrison wishes to contradict the Teport that she has sold her cottage at Cape May. says that she will take up her residence there for the summeras soon as she can complete the necessary arrangements. She expect there about the Ist of June. will probably follow a few days later. ‘This department has been very sttractive to the Indies of Washington this season. Novelties and low Most. “N.B.—Ei tvered. prices hase intreduced it to many new patrons. building, 52 and 54. ‘Speclal price reek = “BYRON aia One class of work—thot the beet ny Ti FLACH YOUK ORDER NOW ¥Ok EG BUILDERS’ HARDWARE. Only @ little needed in any house, | ives you much worry and running: we we have added this department to iness, with Mr. CHARLES H, #OX as man~ =" The cold days of last week made trade sluggish at LIBBEY, BITTINGER & MILLER, Builders’ Supplies, 6TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE. AND 17H AND O STS. 8.E. ». 00. =~ ~HOow Is THIS ?— Bailey Netural Wood Buckboard, Bet of Russet Harness, ‘English Bolly Lash Whip, ‘Linen Lap Robe, Can be purchased at ANDREW J. JOYCE'S soNw ‘Ware Rooms, 1028 Conn. ave, CUSTOM DRESS MAKING. THOMAS & THOMAS, MANAGERS: Tot my cla ew iment of my el nrance Com HUTCHINSON'S, myl3 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. THE NAT! pany of Washington, orue for Bil . Jewelry, ‘Vaiunbles of all kinds. Charges moderate. Aepouit boxes for rent at the very lowest rates-miy]5-Om qa! WENTY PER CENT! ‘To reduce my immense stock of AMERICAN WATCHES, DIAMONDS, CLOCKS, JEWELRY and SILVERWARE, I offer to the public s special count of 20 per cent for SPOT CASH for SHOX: thne only on the above goods. 4. L. SALTZSTEM, Jr. Mani ow ee rFICE OF COLL BFICE OF , 1801-— The attention The President it house in every ti howe 000." One-third casi, bal A Cuocraw DELEoatios. Choctaws called on the President yesterday in regard to the payments to be made to that na- tion and others of the southwest for lands sold wernment. ‘The claims amount to about $2,500,000. The delegation, which was headed by W.'N. Jones, the governor of the na~ tion, included 8. McCurtain, the J. G. Standley, delegate. Cox. Dopcr Rerrnep.—Col. Richard I. Dodge, eleventh infantry, bas been relieved from active service, having reached the age of sixty-four The following promotions result: Lieut. fourteenth infant |. G. E. Head, third colonel A delegation of BS we are wttine WINDOW SCREEN FRAMES, 17. RACH. ADJUSTABLE WINDOW SCREENS, 82.75 DOZEN. WIRE SCREEN DOORS, COMPLETE, With Spring Hinges, Hook and Eyeand Knob, @leach. 2% FT. GARDEN HOSE, COMPLETE, ‘With Couplings and Patent Nozzle, $2 each. GARDEN HOSE REELS, 75. EACH A FULLY GUARANTEED LAWN MOWEL, 93.75 S-QUART ICE CREAM FREEZER, $1.35 EACH. POULTRY NETTING, 21NCH MESH, Per 100 square feet, 70c. POULTRY NESTING, LIGHT WEIGHT, ‘Per 100 square feet, UOe. PERCALES and great variety and that will hee sh) 4 of FRENCH ORGANDIES. Jou Peces WALLIS. Al FRENCH JACKONETS, ices BATISTE, 123gc.; former e treasurer, and De YOU KNOW ‘That it is 28 important to havea Razor to lack wrounds. A ma line of the above, sind we can safely say in styles that cannot Le duplica ‘ft your faceasit isto haveshoesto ft your pl 30 pieces PLAIN GL bargain, 12} 5 J.D. De Russ; colonel eleventh; fan to be lieutenant twentieth infan' second infantry, to be captain twenty-second. Navar Onvers.—Capt. J. B. Cromwell, de- from the command of the Omaha and ih? Tet day of June shall thereupon be ail've ade eat the 4 feet? Woodward & Lothrop’s cutler will other taxes due am'in arrears, ‘shall be listed 10F iy andsale in the manner not W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, ‘8 your face with a Rasor you would ‘order of the Comuiissioners mbis. Attest: E.G. DAVIS, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. N. W. D.C. my! SOVEREIGNS' art with of any pricoafter the first trial, USTRIAL Association. “So ND INFANTS COL- ocx i . CARK, 929 F Ask forthe “K. B. EXTRA.” BARBER & ROSS, COR. 11TH AND G 8TS. ¥.W., ‘Boston Dry Goods Store. very favorable rat worse Jobn B. Gusliens 1 hs ws WOODWARD & LOTHROP, qe FORtEESS Mone AND NORFOLK. ‘New Iron Palace Propellers, “THE WASHINGTON ané NORFOLK." Leave their docks foot of 7th st. daily at 7 p. connecting with ail points south and southwest. Leave Noriolk daily at 6:10 p.m.; Fortress, 7:10 at B. and 0. offices, 619 Pennsy!- ‘Pennsylvania ave. NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON, D. 0., STEAM- BOAT COMPANY. Vieck, P.O. Dept. Oe JAMES A. EDG retary. “ a ay bligks, ‘will be promptly myl-dm_Printorand Pubitalier, 1UGTLIOE st. naw, ba Eh ‘sixth series, THIRD CO-OPERATIVE BUILD- ING ASSOCIATION, will begin the FIRST MONDAY ‘Payments $2 on each share per month. P-m. ‘Vickets on sale with correct idess of economy ALWAXS BUY the ‘Dest Refrigerators, as they SAVE THETR. COST in one season in the preservation of food. ‘The WISCONSIN PEERLESS FRIGERATOR is guaranteed to keep contents sweet and fresh or money will be refunded. You will find it for sale at jenite Collars. ibis Liven, Fo 300 Genter . Atlas of the’ Wold Tonks myo = JUKE WEDDINGS. GEDNEY & ROBERTS, ‘Makers of Invitations, 7 td st, Dear Gas Uttion mys ye me ‘Hose, with couplings shoes pipes GARDEN HOSE for those Prices guaranteed as low GOODYEAR RUBBER COMPANY, MELVILLE LINDSAY. Manager. past. this RaTT’S roe ‘other er wulirat miles a Se oe FT Scuba vy C, CHRISTIANA. Wholesale JH Pease mat tau ut your wun w. 0 rarpan, EET SS eer pes es ae ‘Cunt, 2 ae ue ater: alanis. ats. receiver, aawicmee and a@ COMi:tee OF ‘an snd will ‘execute SacTye cotamakted io" bby aay court oe byte Greeted on Her Way to Koumania. THE RADICALS WIN, | wsctS Stats, Misty. se were cloak, which was thrown over an elegant white dressing gown, the lace $| Third Party Advocates at Cincinnati |‘ of which fell over her bare hsnds, while her dark hair strained in Control. back, forming an effective background for ber = face, which was pale with emotion. Possibly her costume was intended for effect, but Vienna dispatches state that the Belgrade police forced EXCITING SCENES THIS MORNING. | Sotsticn resttence’scccee "ence els forest ecized ber and thrust her into « carriage. Sbe told them to tell the ministers that Seria’s Fi H this shameful deed would be an a 4 een Jer | on the government and the country, an vias Former Qu ss such deeds avenged themselves. Sbe aleo ‘ that the ministers Way to Roumania. for their acts before God and the ni reported that the young hing wept bitterly wham his mother was so rudely forced to leave “a the country. Ex-Queen Natalie erpected THE PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLY | th*.°¢0 Coup would take place in the night time and had enhsted the support of the sta- dents ‘and had armed the various members THE CINCINNATI GATHERING, of her household with revolvers, When sur- PST rived by the attempt made on Monday to Explaining the Cause That Led to Want of sae her from Servia the ex-queen requested Harmony. the officers to give her two hours’ time to pre- Bpecial Staff Dispatch to The Evenine Star. pare for her departure, and her request being Crxcrxxatt, Ouso, May 20.—The permanent | granted she was thus cnabled to send word to organization of the convention, misnamed | the students to organize and come tober res- national “union,” was not effected until to-|“Disnatchos from Semlin say that great day. The meeting yesterday afternoon was | crowds of people gathered in the streets ad- held under temporary organization and | jacent to the hotel at which the ex-queen is the committecs then appointed deter- | stopping awaiting an opportunity to see her mined the character of the convention andjand to make demonstration of their outlined the organization. The radicals have | sympathy with her. Many of the leading got control and thie will haves weakening in-| ladies of the fashionable circle of Semlin luence on fhe national independent reform | Visited Natalie at her hotel last night and movement. Instead of the alliance of reform | sented her with bouquets. They welcomed orders representing one compact body in ‘92 it | to Hungary and expressed their sympathy with Will probably be split in two. ‘The leaders in the | her in her most recent troubles. alliance campaign of education who represent | When the queen prepared to leave her hotel that movement which made ite demonstration | this morning the excitement in the street in- at St Louis and Ocala, and for which | creased and the appearance of the exiled lady such an important influence on ne-| Was grected with enthusiastic cheers. The tional politics for the future in| progress of the queen from her hotel to claimed, after using all the influence they could | the quay on the Danube, where she was to prevent what they regard as hasty and rash|to embark on a special steamer for ection they have practically withdrawn from |Jasey, in Koumania, was © perfect sil connection with this convention. | triumphal procession. “Thousands of People There has been considerable bitterness | assembled along the route followed by engendered, which will be dangerous | queen and greeted her with hearty cheers as to the third party movement. Senator ae . The queen embarked et 10 Peffer, though he accepted the permanent |oclock, bowing gracefully to those who chairmanship of the convention, is not with|lad assembled to cheer her on ber them; in fact, having all along been fighting | way. From Jaspy the queen will proceed ainst the purpose to make tis the timo and | rail io Bucharest’ Sewlin, where "the exiled Place of the'tnina party's birth. queen passed the night, is a fortified town of PROSPECT OF 4 FOURTH PARTY. Austro-Hungary on the right bank of the The prospect now seems to be that there will | Danube and ouly three miles from Belgrade, "} which city Natalie not only be « third party, but a fourth aleo. | tus eapelled yesterday id The alliance leaders say that they will ———— nore the action of the convention and that GENERAL ASSEMBLY. national convention arranged for on the Bre weds = 224 of February will be held and a party there Guard of Delegates Begin to Arr formed by the six principal reform organiza. _—— yrsgy com ieentis tions nam in te | esterday. One of them speaki vot this convention this Derrort, Micn., May 20.—The advance guard morning likened it to the gust of wind that | of delegates to the gencral assemply of the usually comes just before # hurricane, picl Presbyterian church, which begins its sessions up the corn husks snd straw andall the lovee an fahicsen: dak hanly begun 60 eciee unsubstantial thin viny at carryi mm). 4 “4 in confusion ahead’ of corm, cael they | in this city up to noon today. The bulk strike an eddy and settle down in|of the attendants will come this evening. some obscure corner to be passed over by | ‘The delegations from New Jersey, Philadelphia the mighty storm. They thus express | and the cast geverally will arrive tonight, and contempt for the pretension that this | trainsare scheduled to arrive during tonight is a national meeting, but they really regard | and tomorrow morning with the bulk of the it with the utmost seriousness as 8) attendants. ‘The programme for tomorrow in- check or hindrance to the movement they | cludes ouly the election of a moderator for the have, beon working up for the past two | assembly and the moderators address. or three years. It is premature explosion |" ‘The program of the assembly has not been which may do serious damage to the alliance | announced up to date. The stated events of movement, which has been « bugaboo to the | the session include the report of the revision ‘two old parties. committee, which will be received by JEALOUSY IN THE REFORM CAMP. the —— Friday — Friday ‘The trouble seems to have been brought | evening given to cbu —: ‘, turday mornit to the consideration sbout by Jealousy and rivalry within the re-| Siicnts relict, sod eturday afternoce ta form camp. The men who are the prime | body will go to Michigan University at Ann movers in this meeting are those who failed | Arbor to assist in the dedication of McMillan to gain prominence at the St. Louis and Ocala | Hall, a Preebyterian guild home ve by Sen- conventions and are pressing their to| ator’ McMillan. On Sunday Col. Elliott P. place themselves in the lead. Those whom | Shepard of New York will lead « great p pawn ee leading. the thousand or more of the | mecting in favor of Sabbath observance. rank snd file of the convention, are enthusi- ———_. astic and enter into the business as the; Tosi nto a fligioun “roiral" thent DEATH OF THE KESCUERS, e third movement ~ Sthaide, their’ politics ie mined with theimer | Women. Taken From a Burning Balld- ligion, their religion with their tics and Dublin. enthusiasm, fanaticism, philosophy, philan-} Doniix, May 20.—During the progress of a thropy and patriotism combine to force them | fre on Westmoreland street this morning it forward. ‘Their great anxiety is “ movement should have some set beck and | "a# discovered rages Salen wen hageae: that they might not have any third | Onedin the burning wilding. were party if they failed to form it. Now song and | promptly raised, and a number of firemen as- prayer enter into the proceedings in the most | cended to the relief of the women, whom they rincipal leaders in|! ye = “ “ New York, May 20.—A special to the World this faction are ‘onian” — Donnelly na tums aaah rod Indiana. It is really Power'sconvention, called | that Miss attic Blaine, the youngest daughter by him and run by him. Between him and | of James G. Blaine, is to be married to Hon. Simpson, Livingstone, Polk, McCune, Beau- | Truxton Beale of California, the recently ap- mont and others, prime movers of the| pointed minister to Persia. While the engage- Farmers’ Alliance, Powderly representing | ment hus not yet been announced, it is gener- the Knights of Labor, there is ®/ ally understood to be an accom, fact. positive antagonism, and this antagonism | Mr. Beale is about thirty-two years old ande and Power's ambition to win prominence is lawyer by profession. line Dinine i» now in field. Simpson still refuses to have thing to do with the com and when and acted as Mr. Blaine's sec called “for last night he w ot “take | retary at ar Harbor dur preside ‘the stand. the committees last | campaign of 1884. ‘sailed two weeks = night he worked to prevent the the steamer with Mrs. Cameron snd Miss Blaine. ote third party now. Powderiy, in his = ——— night, warned the conven! - Brooke. ing to '» party here. Cae ee. Aiccese of Long Some time before daylight this morning the | Bpisopal convention of the dioness of Long conservative leaders gavo up the task they | Hand te Go anteg. of Oe hed undertaken and concluded that they could Fe biehop siicjoun anmounted that not the torrent. Macune took the train grudge Henry Hilton dousted sme Prepared oun reed something about this convention | ftv? setnedral foundation, with the con: and other alliance | be sot spart to provide for « portion Papers. It is understood that the alliance] of the support ‘of the see "house. press will ask upon what basis of representation | 4 motion that « special committee be ted the delegates came ey they |to consider the conditions got their credentials and their con-| the Rpiscopal fund caused by J: ‘Hilton’ pene he A was adopted. No action de taken alliance leader said today that the party | fa" Woeclon to <ouizmang Dr. Phillip or alliance of reforms was worse divided by | Brooks’ election as bishop of Massschusetta, this convention then they had beerst any time | Dy Charles H. Hall, chairman of the standing ‘THE CONVENTION JOINS IN BONG. There are ‘some delegates who In the convention, instead of effecting » per- | like the matter brought before the convention manent organization at 9:30 this morning, the | 2 order confirmetion, hour appointed, the time was taken up until | *Bowld be mentioned the bishop would declare and pele and in taking up @ col- : Capt. Power, “whe ealied + Dinner to Gen. Agus. the scoala ‘The committee on} New Youu, May 20.—Some friends of Gen organization bad decided that the third party | Felix Agnus, the proprietor of the Baltimore SEu cet Saetiget Sh ae Se | sree fenders of the opposition hd rotired there was | diane still an element in the rention coveses te In-| was able today to wear his shoes, Mrs. Blaine the sien sibel ties Ms. Bains was aly to lesve Washington replied to ‘present “ct| so Semele ‘arrangements bad been made for ‘saloon | their but she thought there was me among. ‘for hurrying matters. onent tm Portugal. Reported Revolution consid! posrox, May 20.—Private dispatches re ceived in this city today say that a revolutien has broken out in Portugal ‘Mr. Peffer — bay oo opt gmp ay9 ‘Orrawa, Orr, (‘20.—A petition has besa > to the house of commons by the 4 a. + wea of