Evening Star Newspaper, May 21, 1891, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY, AT THE STAR BUILDING: 1101 Pennsylvania Avenae, comer Lith St. by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, S& HM. KAUFFMAN Pres't. New York Office, 88 Potter Boilding. is served to subscribers in the 10 cents pee ws ai the counter | n the United States or 0 cents per wouth [Entered at the Post Office at Washington, D. ening Stat. Qecond-clage inal! matter ) SF All mail subscriptions must be paid in advance. Rates of advertising made known on application, WASHINGTON, D.C. THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1891. _FINANCTAL. FINANCTAT. | __SPECIAL NOTICES. = eee | ee SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. Wows & Co. AoA CAD ARUN G2 a at pe SS ee ee insure af your li BANKERS, Gowment)if you are single sna for your tomiy if i222 F ST. married. HAS. L. GURLEY, ~ 1; F st. nw. pbs my10__With Eauttabie Lite Hanes cir. a = 2 or THE SPECIAL NOTICES. FEATURES OF Rasta sone OUR BANKING BUSINESS, ann take pl por notityine bal gree bed ‘The rapid tncreuse in our boatoess fm the lastaix | Nelave the xcucy of te Autietan Comment aud tha Roonths necessitated « removal into wore con roodioas | Re Mill Keep § supply of this excellent Cement ot had Offices sooner than we bad anticipatat. We are now .'S. DAISH & SON, settled in oar new home, with invressmd room and vir a Cor. North Capitol and D sts. own vaults, fully prepared to transact a geueral bank- | _ Telephone, 3128. myn tpg Pusiness, a AT THE REQUEST OF ONE THOUSAND BECOND and one of our cnstomers we have provided DEEDS Paying interest from @ to 10 per cent fur- | space fora lunch room on thesixth floor of oug loth OF ished those desirinc them. Nothing but | street building and have opened thesame. Weare TRUST. the beat securities offered to our customers | RoW prepared to serve thean in a Dret-ciaws manner. LADIES. Special sttention given th wh203i0 WOODWARD & LOTHROP. and sesisting ther tu sll actions, if desired. We furnish them good, safe, conservati investments, collectine interest, tf desired, and remitting ae dire: COLLECTIONS made and exchange drawn free of | Opeyrxa, charge to our depositurs. INvEsT- ‘MENTS. Investors will find with us tnvestmentsin LaDIEs’ HATS. doth large and sinall amounte secured by deeds of trust on real estate, ‘UF YOU DESIRE To opem a bank account. ‘To make « good investment. To place your money where it will draw ‘All the latest shades and -nost fashionable SUMMER STYLES, ‘The most fascinating and attractive creations, interest. Exchange New York, Baltimore, — IMPORTED AND DOMESTIO To raise money on collaterals, iF YOU HAVE BLAZERS, A collection to make. A note to discount. Gmaaen CAPES AND JACKETS, Woops & co., ‘Novelties just received. BANKERS, mover aw. WHITE BLAZERS. myi8 ‘Tnis department has been very attractive to the indies of Washington this season. Novelties and low SUITABLE ss prices have introduced it to many new patrons. OO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION, PARASOLS. ‘The cold days of last week made trade sluggish at this department. In order to get up your ardor toa heat have lowered prices and purchased one of the finest assortments shown by me this season. CUSTOM DRESS MAKING. Yam. to4:90 p.m For pamphlets and information apply at the office. THOS. SOMERVILLE, Prest. BUTCHINSON'S, = myGum | juy13 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. ECOND to of Trost a notes forntsted | Cousws Trixe Stone, “one iscrzaseD SNK [hem 23 11TH ST. ¥.W., = prompe Branch of 8. Cohen & Co., Boston. us. FaciLiTI£Es. and — LACE DEPARTMENT. ‘We havereceived a beautiful lineof White and Cream Sik Laces, in different widths and in matched sets. Oriental Laces, matche: seis, different widths, Point de Paris Laces, from 3 to 16 inches. We shows fine line of Black Silk Laces,in all widths, frow 36 inch to 20 inches wide, matche sets, Bow-knot Patterus, Fleur de Lis, Flowered Patterns, ke. Black Beaded Nets, 27 inches wide, all silk, very scyliah, af all prices. ‘We guarantee cnr prices to be as lov asthe lowest id ey Fe | aa qualities ereaiweye the beet, care. SITUATED @kan ned and is ee Sista feria’ New Skirt Piaitings, in White, Black, Tan, Gray. Pe on [2 Bisck Silk Skirt Plaitings. chy. ample i Beiire 7 ‘Wald. SE. B. COHEN & CO., propfily, ana oF myi9 623 11th st. nw. worry snd WASHINGTON. Banoyauce : ot Srraw Hass, Dens Has. one GENERAL Straw Hats of all kinds and in the latest styles a it with us, BANKING Ladies’ Broad Brim Yacht Hats from Knox, N.Y. — Derby Hats; large variety of colors in Soft Alpine fesue ip both: om aN mall amounts, EXTENSIVE terest payable eouthly. B. H. STINEMETZ & SONS, ae = my19 1257 Peunsyivania ave. snnsatly, mts, ‘Woops creat rite depending Reem & Co. ‘apou axD or al 149 B st. oe. avyout pate S Call 12m F 8T. 3 Good 5-4 Pillow Case Cotton. 1S Good 10 4 Bicached Sheeting. Challies, good Firury Gloria Sik Umbreliaa. Children’s Rab Vests, Fine Taffota ilk Glove Ladies’ Percale Shirt Waists. Children’s Colored Mull Hats. Meivetia Cloth Umbrellas. Ladies’ Swiss Vests. BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, 3 AND 915 F ST. N. W. ‘Bas the Lest plan devised for securing s Home. NO AUCTION OF MONEY. quality)... Shirting Prints. fn colors regular SOc. grade). Sewins Silk Veiling... wy ts du EEE PER TRRR OEE RS new Wall, M's F. -T. Theu.pecn, Crews TSE Smith, atts. TRUSTE: pCRITY AND TRUST Cu Aiea oa. Bi DiPost sp20-te_CENTRAI. Nat ([HE NATIONAL SAFE Deposit COMPANY OF WASHINGT (Chartered by special a: January 22, 1867. T' COMPANY THU Under act of Congress of October 1, 1800. is company begs ty announce that it has recetved frow the coutfoller of the currency its certiGcateof Protgamization under the act of Congress of October I, Suoes, Suoes, Suoes. HOOVER & SNYDER, 1217 Pennsylvania avenue, ‘The style, stock and workmanship of our ‘Men's, Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes are the deat, and we guarantee to every purchaser per- ‘Fact satisfaction in guaiity,comfort and prices. HOOVER & SNYDER, 1217 Pennsylvania avenue, ay Sal pate Se ance Seater ease Saicd ave esti and ae “TREE iy ator the = ey ber 1. Ise). and the corti Eire att mys : sion Gfeetates, and whl receive std eaecate trastest tr Seweriptiv committed to i Ly any cowst cr by ide zeie and ayer stuns the amcin tac come be | Oxave Ou. Widtes whic ae gee Smcegnael fi tem cents upwt Rat waite sliowsisa such pooner, Veen ES hye qmantes C'S OSE Tse ee essa TUR, eesead Vise If you use this invaluable table requisite you should by all means give ours « trial. It has been selected ALBERT L. STURLEV ANT. secretary. with « view singly to its quality for medical as well as HE Rose Perry. table use. Its superiority is generally acknowledged Geonee ie Fis Emery. Prancio Hun by competent judges. -ealower. nase Rottean, Tisce. doin ¥. Rodgers ‘The price as compared with that of other Olive Oils Cham oe A. Janes, Benjamin P. Snyder, awe Me Joh Albert L- Si moderate—81. wate + & Sass vank, is very 00 for a full quart bottle, W. 8. THOMPSON, NO. W. CORSON. JNQ. W. MACARTNEY, J be Member N.Y. Btock Bx. yl Pharmacist, 703 15th st. = CORSON & eo TE _ GLOVEK BUILDING, 1419 . 3. Ww. Barkers tod Deslers ta Govermment Mas. M. J. Hesr, —= 109 F st. nw. ee wilegadall wecurtge ied on | Wide to call oe atinption of har patrons to her large hemege Coasha ang Se en Somes PATTERN BONNETS AND ROUND HATS, A opeciaity made of luveatment securities. District | and those of her own Dons broek dealt ats Oot sped SPECIAL DESIGN. American beil Tele ‘Stock boughtand sold. !y18 | | Also the largest stock of Untrimmed Flowers and Millinery Novelties to be found i this M. S. Camnz. & Cos ALWA POLISH = = 1S SIS G TEWKSBURY, , W. B. HIBS, Lisis3 Brosiway. Sy. Manage?, deeuler Washington Stock Exchange LEWIS G. TEWESBURY & CO., BANKERS AND BROKERS, 1585 F ST.. WASBINGTOS, D. C., Siipsrinces Sos “* Mares Soca Boman athe Best Dressing tn the WORLD for ie Ladies’ Fine Shoes. Cag mera Faaotne a | op is mae Deseo, nen AN UNPRECEDENTED OPPORTUNITY <a 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 wo are offering our CHOICE snd IMMENSE STOCK of TURKISH RUGS and CARPETS at bargains to avoid the trouble 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 elsewhere. Among the new arrivals are 200 best Bagdad Por- teres, 500 Table Covers, 300 pair Summer Curtains, Inlaid Tables, Koran Holders, Embroidered and Plain Biippers, &c., &e. GRAND ORIENTAL BAZAAR, 1022 Connecticut ave. n.w., my19-3t D. K. VARZHABEDIAN & CO. DON'T YOU KNOW it is Very poor economy to buy the best of marketing and then put it ipto a CHEAP REFRIGEKATOR, expecting it to keep sweet and pure? Good housekeepers with correct ideas of economy ALWAYS BUY the best Ketrigerstors, as they SAVE THEIR COST im one season in the preservation of food. The WISCONSIN PEERLESS RE- FRIGERATOR is uaranteed to keep ite contents sweet and fresh or money will be refunded. You will find it for sale at W. H. HOEKE’S CARPET AND FURNITURE WARE ROOMS, COR, 8TH AND PENNA. AVE., my19-1m Who is sole agent for the District. DO YOU KNOW = ‘That it is as important to have a Razor to fit your faceasit isto haveshoesto fit your feet? Woodward & Lothrop's cutler will fit your face with a Razor you would not Dart with at any priceafter the first trial. Ask forthe “K. B. EXTRA.” WOODWARD & LOTHROP. mylé-3m Ge EDERG SHEARS. Solid Steel—nicke: plated—any size, 98e. Sold steel—japanned—any size, 88c. “K. B. EXTRA.” ‘These Shears are fitted with «patert invisiblespring, which makes them work independent of screw, prevents the hair from slipping and the blades from spring ing. They are guaranteed superior to any made. No charye for exchanging. WOODWARD & LOTHEOP. my16-3m st THE DALY GOLD-LINED RUBBER Dental Plates, wuich aitracted so such ate tention during the meeting of the American Medical Association, are OM exbiuition im all the principal drug ores. DE“ KULP, BEFORE THE AMERICAN DENTAL ‘ASSOCTATION. Said the heeith of three-tourths of the people was af- fected by wearin Tubler paces. If youvalue pour Health, and atyceciote ‘sieaulineas, have Your” plate He with gall! frtlvn lentiatn mn Washington are making these plates. A yamphiet contain! ceedinys of Stare and Local Societies. Test mcaials, ke Goi pail or upon appitcation to JOWN A. DALY, B.D? DD... Oi New York ave. new.” anylt- Sun ARUNDEL-ON-THE-BAY. " Beautiiu. y locateu on Chesapeake bay, % Of aimte south of Bay Ridce, Md.. with a long water front on the bay; hich «round and thickly wooded with Some of the xrandest shave trees. Bo Dutbing, fishing. «rabbing and shooting. nd one-half Lours zrom Wasiington, oue Lour Balthuore. | A number of first-class cottaces are ow beim erected. Lots from ¥100to $400, on easy terms. Plats and information furnished by, DAVID D. STONE, Manager, The Chesapeake and Coluinbia Investment Co. 95.00. Ke. _ gow 1s ra 1 Bailey Natural Wood Buckboard, Set of Russet Harness, ‘English Holly Lash Whip, ‘Linen Lap Robe, ‘Can be purchased at ANDREW J. JOYCE'S 80NS' ‘Ware Rooms, 1028 Conn. ave, a3-2m For $95.00. BS wre are meine WINDOW SCREEN FRAMES, 17. 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, 93.75 SQUART ICE CREAM FREEZER, $1.35 EACH. POULTRY NETTING, 2-INCH MESH, Fer 100 square feet, 70c. POULTRY NETTING, LIGHT WEIGHT, ‘Per 100 square feet, 00e. BARBER & ROSS, COR. 11TH AND G STS. N.W., Opposite Boston Dry Goods Store. Ke * Dae IMPORTING TAILOR, 1111 Pa. ave. ap7-3m apis All Spring Novelties received. Be ONE wad Ns, GEDNEY & ROBERTS, Com Washington, D. C., for the election of twelve directors will be held at the ofice of the cou ¥. 100 D st. a... on MONDAY, June 1, 1801. olls'open from 12 to o'clock p.m. ’ Transter books ‘Wilt be cloned from May 33 t2 June inclusive my19,21,28,26,28,30_* Secretary. p> UE OLE, PRESDREN, PRESIDENT OF the ** inion” "Company, lec- ture ig the ‘Tabernacle Church on FRIDAY EVEN: ING NEXT, May 22. on “sights and Land of the Montezumas." Seats for sale my 20-3 BRICKLAYERS, ATTENTION. ‘iueinber is requested to attend the ing of the union FRIDAY, May JAMES M. BOYCE, Recording Secretary. ‘A PUBLIC “GOOD OF THE ORDER™ Se. pinieetine of all councils Sons of Jonadab will be held FRIDAY, May 22. 8p.in., Grand Army Hall, 1412 Pennsylvania ave." Exercises will consist of Hepipia neh a capac a IN THE MODERN GAS RANGE ALL THE rections hitherto. waved against gas a hueais of Cooking have beon entirely overcome, 80 that no housetiold ts now complete without a gaastove of some sort. ‘Cail and examine the At the office of the myl9tr_ WASHINGTON GASLIGHT COMPANY. H. Zevely. J. €. BE Ee Pie BE Finer. Real Estate Agents, G22 F st.n.w. Desirable improved and tnimproved for sale.” Good investments esata NEW PROCESS VAPOR STOVES. DON'T bus a vapor stove until you have seen the gricinal and only NEW FROCESS. | Greatly superior fy any other made. Lights at once like a gas stove. Cannot he out of order. For sale 01 oy MC. ‘CHELL, 3108 M st. N.B.—Five 8 best Sove fluid, 7he., delivered. ep30-1m —_—" F. DENSON, ARCHITECT, ‘es removed bis office: myl6-1w* “Atlantic building, Roots 52 and 54, Bs ACU PSION PRINTING Neatly and promptly execu ‘short notice at reasonable rates. = ‘Special prices to churches. BYRON 8. ADAMS, Printer, 512 11th st. n.w, One class of work—that the best. “my16é RACE YOUR ONDER Now FoR NEG PP HAlsts Biurinsaker, OOO Ten Factory on vreuises. my1-3a, g=> THOMAS & THOMAS, MANAGERS: J am in receipt of your check in full ent of my claim against the rie hie tea a paar cae Mee eae ap25-2m With Maurice Joyce, 414 11th TIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COM- pany of Washington,corner 15th st. and New dorkave. Storage for Silverware, Jewelry, Laces, Fine Goods and valuables of ail kinds. Charges moderate. Safe deposit Loxes for rent at the very lowest rates. miy 15m IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE Se oe EOC T FOE OKPHANS' COURT BUSINESS. In re Estate of SARAH J. OWENS, deceased. On reading and consideration of the petition of Ed- ward M. Boteler, this day flied for letters of adrainis- tration as creditor of the estate of Sarah J. Owens, de- ceased, ft is ordered that all’ persous intafested 1® the estate of Sarah J. Owens, Gocaned, appear in ‘this court on or before the FIF LH DAY OF JUNE, 1801, to show cause. if any, why the petitioner, Edward’ M. botel uid not be appointed acininistrator of said A Copy” of tits. onder to be published tn the ington ‘Law Reporter and Wastingon ven tig Star tor three weeks, once in each successive week be- fore said 5th day of June, 1891. A.B. HAGNER, Associate Justice. Se one Test:—L. P. WKIGHT, Kegister of Wilis. mye le IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS- foiding a special term for orphans’ cou Masnington city, D.C. May 8 Leg In the matter of the if ETHELBERT CAR- ROLL MORGAN, late of Washinston ciiy, D.C., de- ceased, application for. the probate of the last will aud testaiuent and for letters testamentary on the es State of the suid deceased has this day been inade by Wyian J Stephenson and JohnH. Magrader. ersous interested are hereby notified to appear on FWIDAY, the Sth day of June meet at’ .in.. to show cause why the said will should not be proved and adupitted to jrobate and let ters testamentary om ‘the etate of the sald deceas d should not issue as prayed. Provided. « copy of this gfder Le puousbed guce a’ week for three weeks in the Yasuangion Law Heporter and Washington Lvening Star, previous to the said day. By ine cours: A. B. HAGNER, Instice, ‘Test: L.P. WRIGHT, Reaister of wills for the Dist. o1 Columbia, W. W. BOAKMAN, Proctor. my]4.21820-3¢ ROYAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY ‘OF LIVERPOOL, ENG. GABE ASSETS AND SULSCIUBED CAPITAL, 1.43. cer, O08, ay iew York Accident In- 'y for personal injuries TWENTY PER CENT! ‘o redu.e my immense stock of AMERICAN WATCHES, DIAMONDS, CLOCKS, JEWELRY and SILVERWARE, I offer to the public « special dis- count of 20 pe: cent for SPOT CASH fora SHORT time only on the above goods. A. L. SALTZSTEIN, Jr. Manufacturing my6-3ma OFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF TAXES, District "of Columbia, Washington, SO1.— The attention of taxpayers is called the year ending June 3), ISL, on real and personal property. ‘The second balf of such fax, where not previously paid, will becomne due and payable on the Ist day ot May, ‘and it not paid betore jhe Ist day of June ensuing. shall thereupon be in ar- Fears and delinquent, und a penalty, 2 per centuma Upon the amount thervof, shail be added and the sanye, with other taxes due and'in arrears, shall be listed 10F advertisement and sile in the manner prescrived by gusting law. By order of the Commissioners of the District of Columbia. Attest: £.G. DAVIS, Col lector of Taxes, D.C. my -26¢ SOVEREIGNS' CO-OPERATIVE AND IN- DUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION. aleuiters are informed that several new contracts have been made, inc.udine one for ICE TICKETS, at Very tavorable rates. Ice tickets for sale, &c., by B. Gua pat Columbia st. ay . Wins <i 3 ALM. Wardeld, 3316 af. K. J. Jones, $10 Fenusyivania ave. 8.0, Samos Printz, 722 Oth st. ne. hos. Hezsoy Fen! estate, 1300 F at, Wage Van Vieel? E" Soo st ae ¥. 3M Schreiner, Quartermaster G. L. Wild & Bros. store, ILLEN, President, 3 my p20 ‘aiusic JOHN B. GIL) JAMES A. EDGAR, secretary. REAL ESTATE BROKERS: ‘Are cordially invited to call at my office and examine my specimen be samples of Soertat watts” of torus thin Sorter to ficir' business. “Orders for any printed antisite line will be ly executed. TE myl-3m_Printerand Publishers OG TAOE st, n.w. Sacer, MOC UGE st. a.w. SIXTH SERIE! ‘The sixth series, THIRD CO-OPERATIVE BUILD- ING ASSOCIATION, will begin the FIRST MONDAY IN JUNE. Payments $2 on each share per month. Constitutions can be procured and stock subscribed. for at office of secretary, 0728-1. Cor. 7th st. and Pa. ave. AMERICAN ICE COMPANY. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL deslers in megs LS li ba Soi 488. ‘Main office, cor. 10th and we. Laka Ice ¥ put hope to supply INDEVERDEST 45,000 08h FEXOBSCOT RIVER TCE for malo froni DEPOTS frets and tow ISCOUNT ou toe TICKETS at of an EXTEA mducement. Best grades of COAL FOR FAMILY USE a speciaity. sxe wie. fel4-6m ‘Vico President and Manayer. SPAS Fee Tea acne, Dexter ican Laundry old ao relies eset reliable, lished 1879) occupy, addit ‘Reces- terete are nba 3 oe ae pare ue ns OUTING SHIRTS TO ORDER. ‘Aa faTe Your orders.at Men's Department, first floor, mb20-3m WOODWARD & LOTHEOP. ap28-1m* Real Estate Brokers, AND NORFOLK. New Iron Palace Propellers, “THE WASHINGTON ond NORFOLK,” Laave hate docks foot of 7th st. dally ot 7 p.m. Leave Norfolk daily ot 6:10 p.m.; Fortress, 7:10 pm ‘Tickets on sele at B. and O. offices, 619 Pennayl- vania ave. and 1351 Pennsylvania eve. NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON, D. ©, STEAM- ied. Aul"Sfemowrapuers in the District are com rv resent. ere pietf0. CONGL SEVENTH _D. ‘ight's subject, = Ti MAL invited? vt UALISM.” WONN'S HALL, 732i sR RIDAY, NIGHT, = pam test dri Friday, CABELL, 110 24 st. Drivate sittings at Mrs. OABLLL'S, 1 my myziae = TO GRANITE OUTIERS. — SPECIAL ‘meeting TONIGHT at St. George's Hall, No, PHO LUth at, maw. at 790. ly outer 1 WM. SILVEK, Secretary. THE CUSTOMARY MEMORIAL SER- Vices of the U. V. U., Departwent Poto- Preceding Decoration day,’ will be held at the politan Baptist Church, ‘corner Gth and A sts. UNDAY, May 24. The exercises will be in charge of the department commander, Gen. Green Clay Smith. “Departuient officers and. precinct com- ands are invited to assemble at the adjoining ghureh at 10: on Sunda; 1t* SAMUEL. TTAN, mera. ers eiuetery Comps bo held ut the office of the cometery’on MONDAY. aly, mi; June. 1801, at 5 o'clock p. in.. forte purpose of siectinge a bord of managers for the enuuine year. myZt-eosel H. 8. MATTHEWS, Secretary. Bre, 2TIOR STAR: 7 BEG TO SAY THAT ‘the use of my name on the handbilis sunounciny a sparring contest at Willard Halon 22d 4s entirely unauthorized and has been piace thereon jowledge 4 it tamniail ot andbahemmnt TS Saree BE GLAD TO SEE NY e ‘old iriends at my new shop, rear of sth and op york ave, septrapcen ch Sula, New YORE ave. and MC st. % EL, ‘and Waves Butider. Samage syaries @q=>WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO OFFER FOR thirty days at very low price three fine lots on JBEt at, near Columbia oad. "These lots are on le and have an east fronzave of 130) fret. DEEBLE, DAVIS & CO. my21-2t 1319) <= D0 TOU _,. WANT TO SAVE MONEY? y. H- KENEASTER & CO., 1115 F st., are riving 15 Ber cént off on sives this wel my2)-2 Sq EUROPEAN TICKETS, gi onze &, Son's Travel Tickets are furnished lor “SINGLE” or “RETURN JOURNEYS" or cau be combined 0 8 to formany TOUR desired. They ermit of independent travelers proceedinc rain on anyday. 1 " TRAVEL, or ai re for the longest term permitted by the com anion concerned and are advantaceous as to rates. ERTHS SECURED and TICKETS ISSUED for all OCEAN STEAMERS. Select. parties at frequent in- tervals toll parts of Central Europe, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Russia, Spain, Greece, ‘turkey, Palestine, Egypt and ap annual party Hound the World. Weekly departures for London and Paris during the simmer Season and fortnucitly for the ithine and Switzerland. For full particulars call or address W. P..VAN WICKLE, oat Bradbury Palace of Music, 1225 Pa. ave. GPF NEAT, CLEAN WoRK G0 TO JOHN ¥F. SHETRY, PRINTER AND ENGRA’ «23 D ST. N. W. SP HUEY. ‘MEN'S HATS, my9-3m When desiring a new hat come tous. oval or square crowns consult us. colors, rouge, seal brown, golden bro Deurl. Wehavethem all. Prices, $2, 82. 83, 84. Asto As to wn or STRAWS. Black straws are again in favor, fine and course braids, soft finish as well as in the straight brim yachts. White, of course, is holding ttsown. For durability in a feather- weizht we recommend a French palm in two shades, solid tan and solid white, HELMETS. For outing and fishing an East Indis cork helmet is the thing. They are 13 ouuce in weight and thoroughly ventilated. Price, 81.50. JOSEPH AUERBACH, 623 Pa. ave. At both stores. N. ¥. ave..cor. 15th at. MAGNIFICENT BUSINESS PROPERTY, FT. FRONT BY (00 SE a my2l-3t = ‘TO’ ALLEY. HODGES & TEEL, 1307 F'ST. The weather ws likely to be light showers; ‘Ro change tn temperature; evuth winds. BUILDERS’ HARDWARE. Only a little needed in any house, but that little gives you much worry and running around. So we we have added this department to our business, with Mr. CHARLES H. FOX as wan- ager. LIBBEY, BITTINGER & MILLER, Builders’ Supplies, 6TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE. AND my21 11TH AND O STS. 8.E. Ke overs, 39TH FREE EXCURSION TO FREDERICK CITY, MD., MONDAY, MAY 25, 1891. The Frederick City Manufacturing and De- Yalopment Company, with a capital of one mil- ion dollars (1,000,000), invites yoa to attend their FIRST GREAT SALE OF 319 LOTS, to be held on MONDAY, MAY 1891. FREDERICK is too well known to need any. extended mention. It is the county seat of FREDERICK COUNTY and lies in the center of one of the largest wheat and corn-producing counties inthe older states. ‘The latest govern- ment statistics record this county as the THIRD COUNTY IN AGRICULTURAL WEALTH IN ‘THE UNITED STATES. Tt is connect sections of gotntry: is wit in Su Nears ot SEW NORR a ot BALE TMORE and 134 of WASHINGTON: loys pulld and salitiious climate, and fas sn abundant supply of pure mountais water: thas s po ‘about 10,000 who have heretofore buen chiefly interestedin the product of the soll; but various manufccturing tidus. fries are nol in active and protitable operation, Shove capi ‘the probable 5 Rew ‘lines of Po ttrouei? within due ‘hour of WASHING: one loser connection TON, and with the southwest, ‘requires an eniarrement Of its territorial limite and opene an inviting During the past fla bites over half a mit aml. lion of dollars have been invested in mass indus ries in this cit) DEVELOP. SEGRE ane Eoe y iunmedi- fifully lad out im parka. ly adjacent. to" the cht hd tae this imeans of Washington News and Gossip. Index to Advertisements, AMUSEMENTS. ATTORNEYS AUCTION SALES, BICYCLES BOARDING ~ BUSINESS CHANCES, cITy ITEMS EE FAMIL FINANCIAL, FOR LEA®E. FOR RENT ( FOR RENT (Offices) FOR RENT (Rooms) FOR RENT (8tables) FOR RENT (Houses). FOR RENT (Stores) FOR SALE (Houses),. FOR SALE (Lot) . FOR SALE (Miscellaneous) OCEAN STEAMERS. POTOMAC RIVER BO. PIANOS AND ORGANS, PERSONAL, gUett PROPOSALS Paze PROFESSION Page RAILROADS. Paco SPECIAL NOTICE: SUBURBAN PROPERTY. SUMMER RESORTS. WANTED (Help). WANTED (Houses) pe ter er Pr ere 27 Pre tae Hite : Govenxotext Recerers Topay.—Internal reve- nue, $444,849; customs, $539,189. J. M. Hix was today appointed fourth-class postmaster at Lipps, Va. Tur U. S. war ship Pensacola arrived at Iquique yesterday. A Coxsct. Arrorvre.—The President today appointed William T. Tripler to be United States consul at Coquimbo, Chili. Nava, Onpens.—Lieut. Hobart L. Tremain and Carpenter John L. Davis have been placed on the retired list from the 19th of May. Tue Secretary or tHE Treasvny has des- ignated El Paso, Tex. and Nogales, Ariz., as rts from which imported merchandise may shipped in bond in transit through the United States to Mexico, ” Paivate Secretary Hatroxp was at his desk at the White House today, looking much im- proved by his sea trip. He is sun burnt and says that he feels very much better, Szxator Prous called on the President this morning for social purposes only. He was act- ing as guide to a party of ladies and gentlemen from Kansas, who shook the hand of the chief magistrate with anti-alliance unction. A Soupres’s Rewanp.—The President has awarded a certificate of merit to John Martin, @ blacksmith of company E, sixth cavalry, for distinguished services in ‘action at Chibieu creek, Arizona territory, in August, 1881. Aprorntep Tarnp Ligurexants.——The Pres- ident has apppointed George M. Daniels, Francis ©. Van Bonkerck, jr., Frederick J. Haake and F. D. A. de Otte tobe third lieu- tenants in the revenue marine service. A Rrxo ror Mr. Husrox.—The employes of the U.S. treasurer's office have purchased a handsome diamond ring for presentation to Mr. J. N. Huston, the late treasurer. It will be forwarded to him at his home in Indiana, Cunprex’s Coxceat.—The postponed con- cert for the children of Washington will be given in the grounds of the Executive Mansion on Saturday, 23d instant, beginning at 4 o'clock p.m. Fees Repvce.—Under the authority granted by section 493 of the Revised Statutes the com- missioner of patents has reduced the price to be paid for uncertified printed copies of speci- fications and drawings of patents to the mini- mum price of 10 cents eac! Panpoyep.—The President has granted a pardon in the case of K. C. Satertield, con- vieted in Georgia of violating the internal revenne laws and sentenced November 5, 1390, to nine months’ imprisonment and to pay afine of $100 and costs, REMOVAL oF THE CuzyExse IxpraN Aorncr. The Secretary of the Interior has issued an order directing that the headquarters of the agent for the Cheyenne River Indians in South Dakota be removed from its present location on the ceded lands toa point on the Missouri river nearly opposite South Forest City in South Dakota, within the limits of the present Teservation. Svccessrut CaNpipaTes For THE Naval Acaprmy.—The following candidates have passed examination for admission as cadets in the Naval Academy: Philip M. Ban- non, Maryland; Samuel C. Vestal, Indiana; Edwin C. Blandy, Pennsylvania; Harris Laning, Ilinois; Peter L. Pratt, Iowa; Rus- sell A. Deane, New York; Nathaniel M. Martin, Virginia, . Mn. Hatronp’s Rerony.—Mr. E. W. and Miss Halford urrived in New York by the steamer City of Paris yesterday afternoon from Liver- pool in good health. They were welcomed at warantine bya party of friends, includit Kscistant ‘Becrotary Nettleton, Hon. Ellis it TWO CENTS. THE ITATA SURRENDER, No Negotiations Have Taken Place, but She Will Probably Be Given Up. The Paris dispatch stating that the Itata is to be peaceably surrendered to the United States by the insurgents upon her arrival in Chili was shown to the officials of the Navy and State Departments today, but one and all they declined to discuss the matter publicly. Nevertheless it can be stated positively that there have been no negotiations as reported between the insurgent agents in France or else- Where and this government respecting the Ttata, SHE WILL BE SURRENDERED. There is reason to believe that this govern- ment expects that the Itata will be peaceably surrendered to the United States by the in- surgents when she reaches Chili, but that when she is so surrendered the vessel will be found to have discharged her arms and munitions of war. It in surmised that if the Itata did not place her arms aboard the Esmeralda the latter probably arranged a rendezvous for her and One of the insurgent ships now at Iquique, #0 as to admit of the transfer at some specified point at wea. Besides the arms he Itata had aboard « large quantity of flow which is very valuuble now in Chili, but ae thi isnot contraband of war there would probably be little difficulty in securing its delivery to the insurgents, 4 GOOD STROKE OF POLICY. The surrender of the Itata might prove to be ‘& stroke of good policy for the insurgents, par- ticularly after they have secured her stores. | The object of libeling the ship in California was to determine whether she had violated > the neutrality laws. If she stands | trial on that charge the status of | the insurgents must be judicially determined | Asa preliminary. If it is held that they are “elligerents” according to the precise defini. tion “of international law, the in- surgents will have realized 9 substan- tial advantage and ail that — they | Tiek is the loss by forfeiture of an empty | vewsel. Nothing has been beard at the depart- ment yet of the Charleston. She is due st Panama today, but it may be that she has pro- ceeded straight on to Payti, Peru. = SPANISH RECIPROCITY. The Treaty Will Probably Not Be Signed Until Secretary Blame Returns, It is expected by the officials of the State De- partment that Secretary Blane may re- turn to the city late this week or early next week. Assistant Secretary Wharton, who has been absent from town fors few days, was at the | White House this morning and had a brief talk with the President. It is understood that no action will be taken this week in regard to the issue of the Spanish reciprocity proclamation, as the President does not care to act in the absence of Secretary Blaine. In case there is a prospect that he will be de- tained in New York after Monday or Tuesday Of next week, however, action may be taken. In this event, it is’ said, Mr. Foster, who hegotiated the arrangement with 8) pain, will go ew York and act as the medium of com- munication between the Secretary and the President. ee THE NEW PERUVIAN MINISTER. He is Presented to the President and Pleas- ent Kemarks Are Made. Senor del Solar, the new Peruvian minister, was presented to the President yesterday by Acting Secretary Adee of the Department of State. The new minister, in addition to the | forma! phrases usual on these occasions, said: “The Americar peoples being joined by the in- dissoluble ties which nature bestowed at their origin, it is the duty of their governments to seek their mutual advancement by means of beneficial and liberal institutions. Your gov- erument has realized this and therefore this nation is great and powerful. My government likewise understands it, and in order that Peru may also prosper its aim is to assure peace and diligently foster its political and commercial relations with friendly nations. My patriotic aspirations will be fulfilled if I shall succeed in meriting your esteem to the end of achieving the important ends whick have been intrus to me. ‘The President, in reply, said: “Your words of praise for our civil institu- tions and your expressions of the desire which Peru entertains to maintain and promote the friendly and commercial relations now happily subsisting between our two peoples are gratify- ing to me and will be to our people. The pro- motion of close and friendly relations between our governments and peoples will always be an object near my heart, and to promote it all means at my command will be diligently used.” + THE NEW CIRCUIT JUDGES, The Attorney General to Urge Upon the President Their Selection. It is understood that the Attorney General will make an effort tomorrow—which is his special audience day at the White House—to bring about the appointment of the circuit judges provided for at the last session of Con- gress. At least he will bring the names of the candi- dates to the attention of the President, and endeavor to make such progress in the selection of the fortunate ones that the announcement of all will not be delayed many more days, It may be inferred from this that the Attorney Gen- eral has no doubts as to the right of the Presi- dent to make these appointments out of ses- sion. ———————_—_—___ The President has appointed the following named postmasters: Jno. C. Bull at Arcata, Cal., vice J. N. Davies, removed; Silas M. Jackson at Salida, Col, vice Joseph A. Israel, resigned; William D. Park at Donaldsonville, La., vice J.C. Logan, resigned; Edwin E. Jones at East Ham Mass.. vice Lawrence W. Dower, renovels Wn. A. Wright, Minn., vice F. P. Thom Roberts, surveyor of the port; Dr. Toner, Mr. Lyon and others, who went down the buy for {bis purpose om & revenue cutter. Mr. and rd reached Washington this morn- ing and resumed their residence at the Els mere. Pensoxat.—John 8. Burton of Mississippi, W. M. Wallace of Boston, George W. Lewis of are at the Randall. Breediow and L. F. Gauss of St. Lonis, Smith Barnes of ‘Traverse City, Mich., and Chus. Benj. Pickenson of Philadelphia are at the Shoreham.——D. W. iS int Rey Sat fae of Jersey City are at the —B.B Savior of Fort BF. of Louis- WwW. J. ‘aron of _ and D. M. Cam of —— are at the Ebbitt.—Dr. F. Nat of Mount Clare, . B. Gilman AS gi LAN ae : , are the Fredonia. —C. 8, Burton M. Hich of Boston end G. W. Hendricks of ‘St. Jamea.——W. H. Jordan of ia Icving C: Brown, of New York and J, PB ven of are the Johnson.—P. W. Morris jest Antoge Tan of Oumnetens, Gomme ey at the National.——Robert R. i aU i H J oy g i P| Bs ; 8 i ie H ki i i : : itl Hl ea € j ; i ! -iaren ., at Cl coal oa Gua Lyon at Sidney, Neb., vice J. Brennan, resigned; Peter J. Peder- Ohio, vice William W. Montgomery, re- moved; Edward at Waverly, Ohio, ; Albert F. MeDonald at Altoona, Fe. vice AG i iyn Bayles office be- ae } tipple DAMAGED BY FLAMES Disastrous Fires in a Number of Large Cities Today. TARRYTOWN IS IN MOURNING. Reported Agreement to Give Up the Itata. DISPUTE OVER POLICE FORCES, CONSUMED BY FIRE. Serious Damage Caused in Several Lange Cities Today. Miswmarouis, Mixx., May 21 lumber yard fire has been burning since $ o'clock this morning. Theentire lumber stock of J. W. Day & Co., aggregating 1,000,000 fect, has been destroyed, entailing low of $225,000. The firm's saw mili was saved and the entire department has been engaged in c fining the flames to the Day yard, and with every prospect of success, although there has been # high wind and the yard is in the center of the lumber district. The stock was heavily insured. Lovaxsront, Ixp., May 21.—The stables of the Logansport Street Car Company were burned last night. ‘iwenty-eight mules burned to death. Loss, $25,000. Auraxt, N.Y., May 21.—At 2 o'clock this morning the m shops, blacksmith sho and other buildings of the New York railroad at West Albany were destroy fire. Over 1,000 men will be thrown out ployment and much costly work in cc constraction bas been ratned. The gr lose to the company will be by incouvenienc as the shops destroved were the most imp: ant in the cluster and there is agreater amc of work than usual on hand. {t in estimated that the loss will reach $150,000. The insur- ance is placed in New York city agencies. Pe 1.—Fire this mornin caused by eponts Lbustion caused estimated damage " to the «tock of A disastrous Burgess, Forbes & Co wale paint dealera, ommercial street. lusuranee, 32,000. lhe owned by W. W. Thomas, was dam- , Muy 21.—The lumber mill of the Blair and Cambria Company at Dean sia- tion and the fire clay works of Harbus a Walker were burned Tuesday night. Total Jone, $12,000. 4 plas At McHugh mi e Were destroy work ruse City, N.J., May Zt frame nement houses, 6, 7h, 0 and SZ Colgate street, were burned this morning. Ube locality is settled almost exclumvely by Halians and is known ax the “Villa Tbe are broke Jout in No. 76 at 2:0 o'clock and spread rapidly. The buildings were crowded, a» Iai ian tenements usually are, but through the prompt efforts of Policeman Dougherty all the occupants escaped. Those who lived in No. 76 saved but little of their furniture. No. longed to Antonio Froli John Cassidy, and Ni mott, an % about equally divided on the is covered by insurance. The furniture burned had little value. About eighty families were made homeless. Ibey found refuge with friends in the Italian quarter. MOURNING AT TAKKYTOWN. Burial of the Victims of the Recent Terrible Explosion. Tanarror May 21.—This place is « scene of mourning today. The Italians who were killed in the terrible explosion of Ajux powder on Tuesday are being buri The friends of the deceased, numbering about 200 men and women, are here to w « the last rites to the dead. Undertaker Vanderbilt has chargeof thefunerals. ‘The services were at St Therem’s Church. The edifice was crowded with mourners, principally Italians. Kev. Putts Joseph Egan, who was first upon the ground after the explosion and who administered solation to the wounded and dying, condu the services, The bodies were removed from Vanderbilt's undertaking establishment five at ‘® time on @ catafalque built expecially for the pur i funeral of the first five was held st 9 o'clock and that of the second five at 10 0 clock As the catafalque passed through the street crowds of people lined the roadside, of whom reverently uncovered their lamen. ny mw th» bodies of their husbands, brotuers and friends borne away. The poor creatures were incon- solable. The scene in the church was dramatic. As Father Egan preached the funeral sermon be was frequently interrupted by the wuils of the mourners. Most of the dead were Catholicsand a requiem mass Was said over their remains. Detective James Gore bad charge of the tuneral. Afwr the services were over the remains of the dead Italians were conveyed to the cemeter: where they were buried in the single-gra division knownas the public division. The Italian mourners followed the dead out to the cemetery, saw them interred and then cam away in’ groups. Some were crying, while others were chatterin WILL SURRENDER THE ITATA, Report of an Alleged Agreement With the Insurgents of Chili, Pans, May 21.—The Chilian agents in this city, who represent the congressional or insur- gent party, declare today that an arrangement bas been made between the congressional party and the United States authorities by which the insurgent steamer Hata, which is now being chased down the west coast of America by the United States warship Charles ton, will not be seized by force by the Charles ton’ or by any other vessel of the American navy. By the terms of this arrangement the agents here state the fugitive craft will be banded ‘over by the Chilisn insurgents to the United States authorities pending a settlement of the question in dispute ax to whether or not the Itata has violated the neutrality laws. This action, it is added, be taken without prejudice to the Party, insomuch as the Ttata bas enough start of in the ‘Charleston to enable arto punch o pees possession of congress: and to unload there before she is to the United States. City Attorney Stimson and Superintendent of Police Davis, having obtained « certified copy of the Proceeded to the police office possession, which Superiutend- ent Meagher, the appointee of the state the force vee ol ling upon patrolmen to announce ‘adhesion to one side or the F ney for the state board. obtained a warrant ft Devis for interfering with the, peilos ao. partment and they were ‘arrested and taken @ justice and held in bonds. While this She, cross of Snperintondons Rieaghar Sores: Alexandria, Va; J. Whelan sault and battery. Audley; W. H. Smith and Cornelia F: " Terre Haute ine two chit of polio and twa James H. Reoves of Caroline county, Ve., and | police forces. The state board ‘an appeal Florence Adama: Oliver Fenner and Fannie | 254 they have filed bond to the superior courts Miller; 8. Smith Stone of Paris, Mo., and Annie | hence their refusal to give up. E, Miller of Johnson City, Tenn.; Edward W. —— Yadson and Virlinds Johnson of King} LAN SAYS IT WAS BUNGLED, Hagerstown and Sarch B Lip Charlee Rapulsion Former Wife Prom sa waar teoieaaries: = ow publidhes totay siccnnes interview upon In the Equity Court, Judge Hagner, this Gf the expalsion of his wife, ex-Queen Natalia, morning the case brought by the Rock Cresk from Servian territory, said thst the expulsion Park commission against the proprietors of thas been most yg Ye and in the park limits to restrain them from| ried out.’ He was of the ‘that the Tomoving trees, chrubbery, &0., from the land | SGervien government's ection would lead to was changes ministry, said it would ‘The case comes up on the bill and the an-| not modify the Servian . King ey ‘and Awsis "District a, adding that as for bimeelf be bad ea- oe le ae ne and for the