Evening Star Newspaper, May 29, 1891, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS. 1201 Pennsylvania Avenue, corner 11th St. by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, S. H. KAUFFMANN, Pres’ Sew York Oice, 88 Potter Building. ‘Ine Evexixc Stam is served to subscribers in the ety by carriers, on thelr own account, at 0 cena foe Sort or aioe oie Coven atthe counter Scots cach. By mailany there in the United Siases'os Giada postaxe prepaid cente per month. Sercnnat Quaavrie Sauer Stam 81.00 per year: with foreirn postae added. 82.00, 8» #100 Der [Entered at the Post Office at W 05 0 |= ss Office at Washington, D.C.. a8 secondresans inal! mat he Evening Star. ON THE BRIGGS CASE * Its Consideration Resumed by the Presbyterian General Assembly, A BILL 10 SUSPEND SEAL FISHING. Program Arranged for the Kaiser's 27 41) mail subscriptions must be paid in advance. | —V, Rates of advertising made known on )lication. on. 78, Na 19,059. WASHINGTON, D.C. FRIDAY, MAY 29, 1891 Reception in London. FINANCTAL. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. RESIGNATION OF DR. HAMILTON, | A NOVEL TRIP ON HORSEBACK Washington News and Gossip, ‘peocukssive, YET CONSERVATIVE. The American Security and Trast Company conducts its busi- hess upon the most liberal prin- ciples compatible with absolute safety. Its capital {s One Million ‘Two Hondred and Pifty Thousand Dollars—one-fourth of wich 1s Ueposited with the comptroller of currency aa security for the faith- fal execution of all Trusts. It is ready to do business with you. A. T. BUITTON, President, 1410 G st. nw. SENT "EXTRAORDINARY TO ‘Upon your life tu the strongest and best in the world, which wil “Freedom of travel” at once.” Write for UM SURLET, 1908 Fat. nw, th Equitable Life Assurance Soclety. ERE CO. BROKERS IN STOCKS, and Chicaro by Private wires, Sie, Row 21, Le Drow butiding, betwewn eh apd 0 qT CE-sTOCKHOLD ERS FIRST CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION, Georgetown, D. C. Annual meeting MONDAY, June 1, 7:30 o'clock pam. Subscription to the tenth series now received. GEO. W. KING, Secretary. my23-Rt TRINTS AND THOSE CONIEM- ft Luropesn voyare ra would direct Travelers Outhteng Deparkient,” Soutaining Steaiger Trunks, Ladies! Dress Trunk Basket Trunks, Sole Leather Trunks, Light-weugh Trunks, Heal Allieutor Bas, Gladstone ‘Drews Suit Cases, Totlet Cases, Canvas Extension Cases 10F steamer rugs and extra wraps in all sizes. An exten: ive amortuent of Rngish and American Steamer Ugeant Shawis or railway travel, in -plajds. and stripes, from $3 10 8iSexch,. For the conventence of Our patrons we will wark and deliver Steainer Chairs gE Rone any samer saline trom New York, Bean ee SOD WARD & LOTHROP, mmy 23h. 2 _ oth, Ath and F ata. eS" 000 REWAR! SOME VILE, MALICIOUS, EVIL-DISPOSED, ENVIOTS PERS! OR A FOOL, HAVING CIRCU- LATED TBE REPORT THAT THE TITLE OF THE CHARLTON HEIGHTS IMPROVEMENT COMPANY TO THE PROPERTY IN PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY, MARYL, Fie ‘Tho fey 5 THLE OF SAID COMPANY TO SAID PROPERTY. BENJAMIN CHARLTON, PRESIDENT. EDWARD GRAVES, TREASUKER. JAMES FE. WAUGH, SECRETARY AND GEN. MANAGER. eg EN BOWERS sore GRAND REAL ESTATE FREE EXCURSION TO WEST ARLINGTON, MARYLAND, TUESDAY, JUNE 2, 1801, Qe PIPE VERANDAs. FINE SIDE YARD. ‘The desicabie residence G17 13th St.. mear Gst., can be leased at a re- duced rate. It has spactous verandas ‘on two sides and there ts a handsome Side yard containing shrubbery and trees. interior appointments are complete and modern. THOS. J. FISHER & CO., 2:24 F st. nw. THE WEST ARLINGTON (MD.) IMPROVE- MENT COMPANY INVITES YOU TO ATTEND THEIR FIRST GRAND SALE OF LOTS ON TUESDAY, JUNE 2, 1801. BALTIMORE'S MODE Office 1251 324 st. TO TOU inti SUBURB. anes ENTER OF CITT. Biren ESTERN MARY- ‘500 FEET ABOVE TIDE WATE! 24) FEET ABOVE TOP OF WASHINGTON (BALTIMORE) MONUMENT. XPENDED ON THE $100.00 ALREADY PWITHIN ONE-HALF MILE OF PIMLICO RACE TRACK, LOOK AT THESE TERMS: ‘5 CASH AND $10 PER MONTH. SEE AND Be Eee MONT cast, VER 100 LOTS SOLD AND BEING BUILT UPON. rEALRESS, MAIL AND TELEGRAPH FACIL- BEAUBTFUL RAILROAD STATION. V1 MILES FLOM DRULD HILL PARK. ‘S WILL DOUBLE IN NINETY DAYS COMPL: GgsEW BLECTIC ULARS. IN ERSIGNED. WHERE PRE ETS CAN BE HAD. ASPECIAL TRAIN BE PROVIDED FOR GUESTS, DUE OF WHICH WILL BE PUBLISHED PMOL DAY OUTFIT IN PURE ‘wines, liquors or clears, at COMRADE SELIGSON Cor. 12th and Penna. ave. a.w. Open all day Saturday till 10 p.m. ms 208.5 Vist REIS s ICE CuEAM GARDEN, 711 3a my26-lia “It is WEDDING INVITATION If you need any wedding of party invite- Hons T would like to show you saaiples of my work in this line. It is not equal to engraving, but is much cheaper and at the sae time is lhansison HL. MeQUEEN. myl-3m_Printerand Pubiisher, 1f06-1116Est. n. a= MEN'S OUTING SHIRTS TO ORDER, We take pleasure in announcing that ‘our stock of Flannel, Sik, Madras and Cheviot for Men's Negiigee Shirts is com- plete and embraces all the new and cor rect styles. We make a specialty of Fine Custom Work. We use only the best materials,empley none but skilled hands and quarantee that for superior work- manship, style of finish and scientific Perfection in cut and fit our Shirts oan. not be excelled. Samples gf mater: and prices cheerfuliy furnished on ap- plication. ‘To buy, sell or exchange real property, local stocks, bonds oF trust securities, loan or borrow “Kash,” piace insurance, rent improved or unimproved prop- ety WE HEREB' ‘WE WAST 4 ‘Todo the business for you. See or writeto us. ‘THE JOBNSON-KEESBERRY CO., INVESTMENT BANKERS, G10 Fst. aw. WASHINGTON DANENHOWER, REAL ESTATE BROKER, . ISTH AND G STS._ HALL, 73 me ty. ma7-1e 5 during te sittings at Mrs. CABELL'S, 110 Four BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. BSCBIBED STOCK. $903,000. ‘Has the best plan devised for securing s Home, NO AUCTION OF MONEY. NOQ BACK DUES REQUIRED. ny smouss fonsed. rape 13 per month on ean a tes r—* si Prk CENT ALLOWED" FOR SALE— Specia: Reduction to Prompt Buyers. jose new aix-rcom bricks corner of Spruce st amd Harewood ave., Le Drvit Park, | Set eral styles ani provements. my 23-08 p "Fine location. Allim- ida’ srocker OFFICE OF CENTER MARKET. 810 F aw. Owing to the fact that Decoration day, May 30, falls on Saturday, the principal market day of the week, the Center Market will be open as usual on that day to umodate the patrons of the market. * ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS. He Will Accept @ Professorship in a Medl- eal College, Dr. John B. Hamilton, surgeon general HEADQUARTERS GEO. G. MEADE POST, ‘No. DEPARTMENT POTOMAC, GA! dom Sa at headquarters, 1412 Pa. TALK ON THE BRIGGS CASE. 30, at ¥ o'clock sharp, to 7 30, at orl Bo “pate in the parade and memorial will assem) ave., ou SATURDAY, Mi Pare Pace 7) Of the marine hospital service, has resigned | Debate on the Committes’s Report Re- st Arington ono SW ELST Semmanter, AvarTON | SALES.. Page ‘S| that office and accepted the position of pro- sumed by the General Assembty. W. H. CHURCH, Adjutant. pty BOARDING -Pace 7 | fessor of the principles of surgery and surgical Drrrorr, M May 29.-The Friday morn- “ee ATIENTION: “JOHN A. RAWLINS | BUSINESS CHANGES. — thology in Rush Medical College, Ilinois. ing session of the Presbyterian general easembly Tre will" bo succeeded as surgeon general by Surgeon Walter Wayman of the marine hospi- tal service, who has been his chief assistant in this city for some time. orurades will assemble prom at the entrance to Consressional, cemetery at 8:3 m. TOMORKOW, the 30th, to decorate ‘Rawlins. By order of ", CITY ITEMS, COUNTRY REAL, ES’ COUNTRY BOARD,. BeeBIaaT began with the usual prayer meeting, tm whigh the death yesterday of Juige Breckinridge was J. W. FW D. O'CONNOR, Adjutant. tyegie DEATHS. ey + Was or ofter referred to. After the reading of DENTISTR' ment will probably be ounced this afte™ | minutes, the great debath on Dr. was KIT CAKSON POST, No. GAR. moon. Dr. i a Fe EDUCATIONAL Hamilton will remove to Chicago, | resumed, but wis ruspended to hear the dele- a ngades, of thie post will desenible at | EYConsIONS ac his old home, at an early day. i ite of the Reformed Church in America, Rev. &.m. sharp, for the purpose of participating in the | FAMILY SUPPLIES ,dt understood that Dr. Hamilton's resigna- | -“Vermilye, whe tid lo present to voioe wade “and ‘cermontes invident to Memorial day. | FINANOTAL fion as surgeon general marine hospital service | the ancient friendship between the Dutch and order at Bun GEOTHROF, Post Commander.’ | FoR Teas in due to the failure of Congress to make an | Presbyterian churches. — ~ FOR RENT (Fints adequate increase in the salary of the office |" ‘The moderator in response said: “We have FOR RENT (Offices) FOR RENT (Rooms) .. FOR RENT (Stables) which he has held for twelve years ‘t. In 1875 the salary was fixed at nd it has remained the eamo ever No. 7, G.A. R!—Gomt headquarters G-4.R. at 9: the parade und ceremonies at Arli dark clothes. By order ‘of |. as high regard for the synod of Dort and the 4 Heidelberg catechiam as for the Westmin- Te PRINCE, coun ster assembly and ite catechism. You are more t. It SERORE HAR since, eee FOR RENT (Houses) ithstanding the fact that the busi- | ik, her churches unless we exce} ander: CL. PATTEN, adjutant. FOR RENT (Storeen hess of the bureau has more than quadrupled. | He Us than other churches * | Post, SOL Depactaent Petonass Gok | FOR SALE (Houses) A bill was introduced at each of the last Con-| “A Selegeam of congratulation fromi the Cum- » May 28, 18i.—Thé comrades of this post will FOR SALE (Lots) Sresses providing for an increase to £6,000. but | beriand Presbyterian asactubly was received. spinbloat headguarteps, Taiz Py FOR SALE (Miscellaneous) {ni in each instance the Senate parsed the bill, | “The Briggs case was then resumed by Rev. the parade andi mequorie| services tbe aehd ot Resinae | HOTELS... the last time practically by a unanimous vote, | Israel W. Hathaway of Jersey City, who urged ton on that «lay. By order of Tape nt the measures died on the calender, | dimpproval of the Driggs appointment for & FEVrONSCRIVENNER, Commander, | LOCAL MENT. although favorable reports had been made by | Seay Pther then permanente GRORGE ©. HARRIS, Adjutant. it*_ | LOST AND FOUND. the two committees. “If the anse diapproved for a year it | at OF THE WASHINGTON y ros | ig ee Petition to which Dr. Hamilton will go | would give time for such’ investigation as was BO ie iat Lah Company will be closed LOMO is considered to be one of the finest in the west ie pidaed to ne ue tn ebenet necessary. tion for the wisdom of the committee which had formed the report, yet he felt that each must think for himself. The argument of Dr. Patton was builded upon a snp- position that it was impossible to action, and he had said that he would be giad and orgers. Entrance at the lower door. 1 TO ACCOMMODATE. in the line of surgery. The change will take R CUSTOMERS 2 A keep open until 9:30 TO. a effect in two or three weeks. Dr. Wyman, who has been appointed head of the bureau to succeed Dr. Hamilton, has been in service since 1876, having served at St. Louis, Cincinnati, Baltimore, New York, and during MONKY WANTED AND TO LOAN. NOTARIES PUBLIC OCEAN BTEAMERS. POTOMAC RIVER Bi PIANOS AND ORGANS, unul 1 p.m. SATUKDA’ ters and Outfitters, 1421 N. NIG SON, THAT fternoon at 1401 16th was to be heid t : : the past two years has been the principal as-| if there was ene way te no tpone vuchoue te inclement weather, "DAY" 7uBe 6. on account of one sistantat headquarters. He had charge of the | would be a and day for the church, when they ae TE ASNT MEETING OF | THE | PROvESSIONAL. Sameer | — ages peg Hamilton in | allowed a technicality of law to defeat justice. stor khold the tan Invest 2 st commer. He is a grad point that action could be rd wae yen and Bulldine Companyor Monwomery coun, | RAILNOADS. lee sey hy re oeemenon mie wp Amherst Colleze. SPECIAL NOTIC SUBURBAN PROPERT 8 sustained Dr. Patton's argument toppled to the kround. He pleaded not for Dr. Briggs, but for the best interests of the church. ue assemuly was making history. Let it not make history for which their children might have to apolo- gize. It would not do to say the world had no part in this a! 7 of the chure will be held at Garrett Park, Md-, SATURDAY, May'30, LNOL. “Stockholders should take the 9 a.m! train DANA LINCOLN, Secretary, GEO. H. BROWN, President é Sg= NB. MOSES & SONS WILE GIVE TO ‘any one who wishes to call at 1106 F st.n.w. 10)0F more dry goods boxes.” Aust be moved Mond: or'Tusedny. mye NAVAL CADETS. Difficulty in Finding Assignments for Those Who Have Just Passed Examination. ‘The Navy Department has now under consid- oat The NIGH? WILL EXPIRE WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3. ‘ED (Rooms) i i was to save ed, Leave your orders at Men's Dopart- ae AND MACK SxmoE suITA, | gg STEER TION, NIGHTS OF Lapa! | Sa — TED (Situations). Sratten the ansigument of of the novel cobete | TO°A2 SS. hich would ‘give tho Gaghl gums EIGHTE ISSUE OF STOCK. ‘ment, first floor, first annex. These goods will stand hot ou SATUS has SO. at fPoun: 44st and Penn. | The spectal 20 per cent cash discount which Ihaveof- | WANTED (Miscellaneots) who have recently — their final kaw | for culling tie church wijust. 4.500 SHAKES SULD DURING FAS 6 MONTHS, w HROP. syn and sea ave. new. urney nen Bakers are request fered to the public on all purchases of WATCHES, — ination at Annapolis prior to ing a And G14. Guy placed im new loans. E__) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. slit, are the micest goods for ERpEsRt by order of the E. Board of LA. ZB8.K- | DIAMONDS and FINE SEWELRT onl seine os Ps Ges a femurs rere ia? aoe YOU SHOULD EXAMINE OUR ACCIDENT B15 per suit. above date. Be in time and SAVE TWENTY PER Aparew Wall, M's’. Gen't JE. Suiith, Att'y. USTEES ECCRITY Miey;, Good all over the word, No anteas- cal exaininuation’ No objectionable uses’ Claims promptly paid! The New York Ac- ident Insurance Company of New York. THOMAS: & THOMAS, 37 Pst, ap2m CARLIN SPRINGS CO-OPERATIVE AS- . SOCIATIO ‘Tig annual meeting of the stoci holders of the Car- lin ‘Springs Co-operative Assorintion will be beld at Car iu Springs Pavilion, Alexendeia county, V SATUKDAY, the sioth instant, at 10 o'cloc ‘Train leaves “Baltimore and Potomac depot (th at Po'clock a.m. and returns about 8 o'clock p.1n. Kound trip ticket, 4 cents, A cordial invitation is extended to all parties inter- geted in this beautitul suburban village to visit Carlin Springs on the 30th instant. i MATTHEW TRIMBLE, Secretary, wa => NOTICE— ‘Our store will be closed on Decoration day, SATURDAL, May 30, . W, GALT, BRO. & CO. Jewelers and Siiversun{t GEORGE SPRANSY, One-price Clothier, 4347thet. nw. AMERICAN 81 {INANCIAL. —PREMIUM NOTES OF SECURED Uy lewd of trust, interest guaranteed, by Woous & THOMAS: my Zee" Se FALLs cuency DurgovewentT COMPANY will offer for sale on JUNE 9, lots in the ‘Sherwood subdivision.” Special inducements will be offered to immediate builders. No lots will Le sold before that date except to those who will build at ance. ‘The lots will be sold on small monthly payments at public auction on the premises. A special train will be chartered to accommodate those wishing to attend. ‘For maps and further information apply to M. E, CHUKCH, Manager, 657 F st. nw. Co. Lankers: secures p10U to $300 value. A. MITCHELL, ia Fst. W. JOHNSON & CO. BANKERS AND BROKERS, 1333 and 1335 F st. IEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS, CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS, ON MARGIN IN LOTS TO SUIT. ‘Constant quotations. myzd-lin* ee Naty and prompey weecuted a ruptly execu! Short notice at reanynaiie rates "OP special prices to churches. BYRON 8. ADAMS, Printer, 512 11th st. n.w, Ono class of work—that the best. ‘myl6 <i SALE-AT A BARGAIN-A COAL ‘dump on the line of railroad with 34,000 leet of fround and all faciiiti-s for business. “uy HNSON. LL THE ‘A. KALPH JOHNSO Bee THE MODERN Gas 2 ‘objections hitherto urged agains . ineans of ‘cooking have been entirely uvercoine, 80 that no houselioid is now complete without a gasstove of gone sort. xamine the my 28-2 => WE. THE UNDERSIG! Krocers, ereby fs Plates of business cL 1. BARBUU & 50) RANK HUME, private wires. jelephone, 471. my26-3t ST iLL BE CLOSED TH! tire da; E ORE y SATURDAY, May 30. Open until “SUN DIAL.” 20 O'clock Friday evenin 5 &LPHONZO YOUN MPANY. JQUITABLE “GILT EDGE,” my 28-2 = ca COs Oth st. E - “ECLIPSE’ and GEORGE, TRUESDELL'S ADDITIO! Speen ee Te TRUER ELL ADD Tor sale in the above sulxlivision, which or Lesuty of location is unsurpassed. It cou magnificent view of Rock Creek y, and adjoining it are some of tue finest suburban residences in the District. ‘This location combines all the advantages of eity’and country, being but a few iuowments CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION, Equitable building, 1003 F st. ASSETS $1 74.18, “RELIABLE,” ee At the office of the |ASHINGTON GASLIGHT COMPANY. _ W PROCESS VAPOR STOVES. DON'T ‘buy avanor stove until you lave sen the oruiual and only NEW PROCESS, | Greatly superior Solid Steel—nickel plated—any size, 986. ‘Solid steel—japanned—any size, Se. oe = = meena fo any otluer tune "Lights at once lke a qa stove. (¢ business portion of the Cannot get out of For sale onl; MC. dt conta muprove ‘. kas, Wie a ‘These Shears are fitted with a patent MITCHELL. Sido a st N.B. Five ‘wallons of best fer, sowerape-caplialt rotons ates a First — pe = hia act rove fluid. 7Bc., delivered. 9p30-1m_ ji Mas. Wistble spring, which makes 2555 —_——_———— munding von ‘Shares $2.30 per month. independent of screw, prevents the hair ICE OF COLLECTOR QF TAXES, formation etven on apple (Office open daily ennai ie taiiidiemepeton- FILCH, FUX & BROWS. Sem. 04:30pm ing. They are guaranteed superior t3 see CENT. SUSPENDING SEAL FISHING. nue, $404,510; customs, €424,4 - ~ Artonxer Gexerat Miter has recovered from his recent illness and was at the Depart- ment of Justice today. end marine corps. Under an order of Secretary Tracy, issued last June, all newly commissioned officers of the navy must first make a three years’ cruise aboard a regular man-of-war before having any other duty. Prior to ths order it was the custom of the de- partment to assign these young men to coast survey vessels for a time, in order that they might first become familiar with the coast and charts of the American coasts before sending them &broed. Under the Secretary's order this policy has been abandoned, for the reason that it was thought best to order officers of more experience to the coast survey than to have new ensigns perform this duty. Reports from Annapolis show that all of the clase of thirty-one members passed successfully the mental examination and one failed on the physical, but as the one case is slight, it probable that the whole class will be finally gradu- ated. There are now thirty-one vacancies in the navy and marine corps to be filled by the final graduation class, so every man in the class will be retained in the service—the second time that such has been the case since 1882, when the law was passed providing for the ap- pointment of graduates to fill existing va- cancies, the remainder of the class to be discharged with a year's sea pay. Of the vacancies now existing five are. in the engineer corps, six m the marine corps and the remainder in the line. This isan unusually large number, and is due in 71. ne A. L. SALTZSTEIN, Jr., — ‘Manutacturing Jeweler, 505 7th st. n.w. Bill Introduced the House of Commons— Canadians Indignant, Lowpox, May 29.—Mr. Wm. Henry Smith, the first lord of the treasury, today introduced im the house of commons the bill proposed by the government prohibiting British subjects from catching seals in the Bering sea for a certain period. The duration of the time during Which seals cannot be captured is not, however, given in the bil The Nandiert, commenting on the meas- ure, says: “If the bill ix an essential portion of the international arrangement for the general restraint of the capture of the seals it will be welcome, but if it imposes disabilities on Brit- ish subjects, while it leaves the hands of Ameri- can adventurers fi nount of expla- nation will be necessary to make it palatable to parliament or the country. dispatch from Victoria, British Columbia, says that great excitement prevuila there over the proposed action of the British government to prohibit British subjects from catching weala in the Bering sea during a close season, and that sealers openly propose to evade any law that may be passe on the eubject. The feeling in London aud Liverpool among. merchants interested in the seal fisheries, out- side of the American Company, is very #trong against the proposed measure, and the govern- ment is freely denounced for a cowardly eur- render to the United State saelenpontentinks THE KAISER’S TKIP TO ENGLAND. my6-3m Cuter Ixspecton Raruzoxe of the Post Office Department has been advised of the sentence of Henry Miller, the California stage robber, to ten years in the penitentiary. Exrexprxo a Loax.—It has been practically decided to-extend the 43¢ per cent loan at 2 per cent and to give the holders of those bonds the necessary ninety days’ notice next Monday. Cart. Jerrensox R. Keas, assistant surgeon, has been assigned to temporary duty at Fort Myer, Va., until the return of Mrj. Robert H. White, surgeon, to duty at that post. Ix Mgmony or Juror Tarr.—The Depart- ment of Justice was closed at noon yesterday out of respect to the memory of ex-Attorney General Taft, whose funeral took place in Cin- cinnati. = TO GENTLEMEN. Henry Wilson, Ebbitt House barber shop. writes: “I have kept your sample of ‘K. B. Extra’ Razor for men with hard beards only. Have shaved fifteen of them so far and the edge is still good. It is un- questionably a fine razor.” ‘We sell thein at $1.98 each and gives good strop gratis. They are GUARANTEED to RE- QUIRE no HONING in private use. hysical defect in the WOODWARD & LOTHROP. 10th, 11th and F sts. n.w. Navat Onpers.—Commander R. B. Brad- ford detached from special duty in the bureau of navigation June 8 and ordered to command the Bennington June 4. Lieut. Andrew Dun- lap ordered to the Bennington June 4. Coytract ror Postat Guipes.—The Post- my16-3m Be tse tor Rita Watt Apri), 1801.— The attention of tax} is tele tay levied for the year ending J 3st ‘and personal property personal property. “Th of fea, here not previvusly paid, payable on the ist day of May, ‘and if not paid betore the ist day of June e1 rung. shail thereapon be in ar- rears and delinquent, ‘a penalty, Upon the amount thervot, suail be added and the same, With other taxes due and'in arrears, sball be listed 10 advertisement-and sale in “the manner prescribed by existing law. By order of the Commissioners of ¢] Distitct of Cotttubia. Attest: E.G. DAVIS, Cole lector of Taxes, D. any 1-208 Se POPE wero. GEDNEY & ROBERTS, Makers of Invitations, 4G; 10th at, near Gas Officn . 1as7 Pasay MONTHLY BLOTTERS, Bo iS ne test ortenat, RLOTTERS, say Always glad to quote prices and show fuapies. PRINTER AND ENGRAY! Det eh Ww. any made. No charge for exchanging. ‘For pamphlets and information appiy at the office. ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP. myi6-im THOS. SOMERVILLE, Prest. JOBN JOY EDSON, Secretary. my6-1m 1[SE NATIONAL SAE DEPOSIT COMPANY "OF WASHINGTON. eee er ry TRUs1 COMPANY ‘Under act of Concress of October 1, 1800. ‘This company begs to announce that it has received from the contfoller of the currency Its certincate ot Feorg? nization under the act of Congress of Uctober Ie ‘As heretofore, and for twenty-four years past. this Teceive Securities, stiverware and other fe keepins i its fire-proof building. and or boxes iu its new fire and burcat Proof vaults, which Lave time lucks and ail uther moc ern apphances. Under ana by virtue uf the act of Congress of Octo- ea). and the certificate of the Cuntrolier of the y that if has fu. apiied with the law in all ‘aduition to the business act as exacUfor, aaminis- 3 com. tee oF guaran ad execute Lust OF every yiicn commuted to i by aDy court oF by indi- THE DALY GOLD-LINED RUGBER Dental Fates, wuich attracted so iuch at- tention during the meeting of the American Medical Association, afe on exhibition im ail the principal drug stores. DK. KULP, BEFORE THE AMERICAN DENTAL ASSOCTA ITO) Said the health of three-fourths of the people was af- fected by wearine rubber plates. If you value your health and appreei.te clean!iness, ha’ dined with gold. Ali first-class vents Gre making these plates. A pampliet containing ceedings of State und Local: Sree by mail OF Upon appite M.D. D-D.S., Ulz New York ave. B.W. KD Bae IMPORTING TAILOR, 1111 Pa. ave. apl4__All Spring Novelties received. qa AT THE KEQUEST OF ONE THOUSAND and one of onr customers we have provided pace for a junc room on thesixth Hloor of our 10th treet building and have opened thesame. Weare now prepared to serve them in a first-class manner. mb20-hin WOODWAKD & LOTHKOP. my9-3m ALL PERSONS OWNING Be vist reset eased to 814 and816 15th st. n.w. are hereby no- tified to remove them within five days, otherwise they will be cut. B. H. WARN ER & CO., Agente for the Owner. my28-3t* === FOR RENT—THE STORE, CELLAR AND bie 13651 4th st. nw, 4 Gry Koods, shoe oF grocery business. Also 1205 'Q. new. i 11 taken at once, my28-19 =>AN EXPERT OCULINT Kepresenting Quevn’ & Co. of Philadelphia Will be in my store NEXT TUESDAY, June 2 Examinations of the eye Free of charge. GEO. W. SPIER, Jeweler anit Optus mys BSP ire are sessing WINDOW SCREEN FRAMES, 17c. EACH. ADJUSTABLE WINBOW SCREENS, @2.75 DOZEN. WIRE SCREEN DOORS, COMPLETE, ‘With Spring Hinges, Hook and Eyeand Knob, @1each. 25 FT. GARDEN HOSE, COMPLETE, ‘With Couplings andPatent Nozzle, $2 each. GARDEN HOSE REELS, 75c. EACH. A FULLY GUARANTEED LAWN MOWER, €3.75 3-QUART ICE CREAM FREEZER, $1.35 EACH. POULTRY NETTING, 2-INCH MESH, Per 100 square feet, 70c. POULTRY NETTING, LIGHT WEIGHT, ‘Fer 100 square feet, O0e. BARBER & ROSS, COR. 11TH AND G STS. N.W., Opposite Boston Dry Goods Store. Al. trust funds and trust investments are kept se ace and apart irom the assets of the company. Mice which protection the company Las a capital of $1 I Depostts will be recerv fen cents upward and deposits. interest will be allowed uu si Wills receipted for and sept without charge. sJaMiN PSN DEN, President. CHARLES C.GLUVEK, First Vice Prosiuent. ZALES M. JOMNSTON, 2}. PuaNcis i ALBERT LS ‘Koon 6. 1S HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1 have removed my business to Wedhams Mills, N. ¥.. and will not be: responsible for any deuts contracted By Charles At. Wood or iG Sth ai ‘naton, D. C., after this dato, MAY 26, 1 Wil! assuuse no responsibiuity 1m relation thereto.” “Ail Use of iny Dame in cobnecticn therewith is without my wuthiorit (ya ISAAC H. WOOD. 1 HEREBY CAUTION THE PUBLIC AND my customers mot to Pay any money to George T. Sheldon on iy account, as he is no Jonzer in iny employ and is not authorized to transact Li ior me. GEORGE J. MUELLER, Wholegale Confectioner, my28-2t* ‘314 Pa. ave Fm serge Mn Beagle — ullders are respectiully inform how have CUMBERLAND CEMENT tor sale aud azn prepared to il] all orders prometty wel considered this it heuy eres y Su ‘Dealer in Building: supplice, 908 to 914 G st. n.w, ,CAUTION—NOTES LOBT OR STOLEN.— Te frainic i warned pot to bay or peut or two notes: Ea. J. Hannan tor and 700, respectiveiy, payable in three years after May Tabby and secureon lots U2 and 15, square 502 abd willbe paid tor the Potuen of the noteas ee i THOMAS W. SMITH, Lumlter Dealer. Bucuter ‘Lights just now. GAS GLOBES reduced. An immense lot of stray ends, sowe for 17c., others 13c., 15e., 1ge., 22. ‘Many are choice. Call, examine, buy now. Denaniin ¥ “ayer, ‘Albert juste vant, Henry AC Willard, CORSON £ MACARTNEY, GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 F ST. X.W., Bankers tna Deaiers i Government Bonds. ap7-3m mys 61¢ 12TH iNT. Deposits. Fxchance. Loans Collections. Rai: ood stocks snd bonds and all securities listed on exchanges of New York, Fuiladelphia, Boston and itunore Loauht and soi, A specialty made all hone AND DON'T YOU KNOW iti Very poor economy to buy the best of amarketing and then put it into a CHEAP REFRIGERATOR, expecting it to keep weet and pure? Good housekeepers with correct ideas of economy ALWAYS BUY the Lest Refrigerators, as they SAVE THEIR COST in cue season in the preservation of food. ‘The WISCONSIN PEERLESS RE- FRIGERATOR is xuaranteed to keep its coutents sweet and fresh or money will be reiunded. You will tind it for sale at W. H. HOEKE’S CARPET AND FURNITURE WARE ROOMS, COR. STH AND PENNA. AVE., my19-lm Who is sole agent for the District. = ‘2OFK ave. bel dealt in. _ American Bell Telephone Stock tought and sold.sy13 EWIS G_TEWKSEURY, _W. 5. HIBB: ‘Bauier,O0 Broadway, ¥-¥. Manager, Member Waslington Stock Kachamce LEWIS G. TEWKSBURY & COL, JANKERS AND BROKERS, F SE.. WASHINGTON, D.C, cash gr ob margin’ Stocks, Bonds, to New York and Chicago. wet On dlepomits. ‘Hoover & Sxxpen ON SHOES. ‘The great advantage we have over our com- Petitors is that our stock is THIS SEASUN’S PRODUCTION, thus guaranteeing to every purchaser THE LATEST THING IN FINS- CLASS FOOTWEAR. OLD SHOP-WOKN SHOES are COSTLY at ANY PRICE. Shoes ‘that have been in stock for years soon DKY OUT—consequently soon WEAR OUT. You need ot wear anything that is not styl- ish and does net fit Lerause you can purchase it at so-called baryain sales, but (or the saine price we can give you Just the rigitt thing in size snd shape that will give perfect satisfaction in wear Bey ang veil Grae Provincrs Prciiraion May 30. 125 tein. leaves Battumors and Oijo iatoea Sieben 60 ore Felurning strives. ac) Washington GaN p- me pa on PHOS. W. SMITH, Lumber dealer. DAVID D. STONE, my2-3t MARY ot. aw. A COMPETITIVE EXAMINATIC Bre hc poniton of umiatane resident payer etinetentral Scssex Reqvisires THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COM- ‘pany of Washington,corper 15th st. and New some of the grandest: penne, ins, Ban crbting and shooting, aut ‘oneal Gomes thcas Womans, nae trom Baltiuore.. A nutuber of Drst-ciase cottages are now be: ‘Les trom $150 to oneasy terms, Plats and David D. STONE, M: BAR REQUISITES, KITCHEN UTENSILS, ispensary and kuerency Hostal wili REFRE and quality. Storage for Silverware, Jewelry, vl. ons To ‘A complete stock of Shoes for everybody ang | ani atuablesot al Lindo: Charvesuotersre, 1208 | be ware te pty athe meonanesag™ be WATER COOLERS, for every occasion. deposit voxes for rent at the very lowest rates. my15-~3m | WH HAWKES, 734 1th st. new. * CE Cc! 2 ARUNDEL-ON-THE-BAY. LAWN TENNI! SHOES. D, 1CE CREAM FREEZERS, Borst prtootgerms See cy Tocated ca Chesapedke bay. % Checked, Brown, Tan, White and ine Pennsylvania of aintle south of Bay Midxe, wi ‘water ‘st stock and best assortment. Prices GOc., The. FLY DRIVERS, sae iron cn the bay: hel gro and dlealy wooded with | §1'Sad 61 Spectal prices to clul ? Ti eeLe a ee Ens LOOK OUT. THE PENNSYLVAN! ee Petco SECS, Bisa 7 WANIED If KNOWN (Censor to 1. Iilee, Car Se iisine aye. sw. the oldest is Wi lSoac Sax For Lapns. ost We wili havea ‘Three Days’ Special Sale,” begin- LOW-PRICE CHINA, CROCKERY AND GLAS3 | ming Friday, of Ladies’ Fine Shoes. FOR SUMMER HOUSES, HOTELS AND STEAM | _ W. H. KENEASTER & CO. BOATS. OUK STOCK OF THE ABovE Is com- 15 Fst. now. PLETE. ar] Fa eth a ). BIC SUC. caning Works, information ‘The Chesapeake and Coiuinbia Investment Co., my7im SOO F at nw. \CE YOUR OKDER NOW FOR NEG- BR eee er ce FOR LADIES. Russia Leather Oxfords seem tobe al! the go. We havea very bandsome shade of Tan, pointed toe and leather heel. Price will be $2.90 for the ‘“Three Days’ ‘Special Sale,” beginaing Friday. 3. W. BOTELER & sox, 925 PENNA AVE. NW. myZSst Gixrs Sours Scovnep Operation. - Leiephone call sow Bose Bs Rint te city ana ein ts resume ctice at LSt1 Q at. mw. Practice limited Dineanca of the ye. anya tw L. A. CLARKE, DEALER IN PINE AND shoud Soarantes to return them to YoU Pax immnbet cut jot erase Sais ng whart ‘of our waxous will call for thom. TOLMAN STEAM LAUNDRY, ea ADO aw. ‘Ladies’ Black Suede Slipper, opera toe, wood French heel. @1.70 for the ‘Three Days’ Special Sale,” be- winning Friday. All of our Ladies’ $4 Hand-made Shoes, $3.50 for the “‘Three Days’ Special Sale,” beginning Friday. EXPRESS HAS MOVED Tu 113 new butidine, 1590 @ st. nw. where it ts pre 1 so Peeve orders jor keneral household mov ay iS kine furniture and trunks s ope m viven to Dencure “Meaumboats. Aiso ticket | NUAL MEETING OF 1HE AMER- aa it Ladies’ Diack Suede Oxfords, opera toe and tip. be. Secretary. ‘$2.60 Zor the “Three Days’ Special Sale,” beginning Friday. W. B. KENEASTER & CO., Ase SPECIAL INDUCEMENT to her patrons, offers her ENTIRE STOCK OF HANDSOME IMPORTED BONNETS AND HATS. as well of herown ‘non-shrinkable cloths and are laundered for our trade. recommend, however, the soft finished, non-starched garment asthe more suitable, thoroughly well made. Poses, 5c. 623 Pa.ave. the in to the number of deaths, rather than OF FICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, pr3- | master General has awarded the contract for | to retirements, during the past year. Great Brees, fuuceicttnenaitiay Mepant me | raining the department with postal guides aiielty will, be "eapericared” im nding | PrOET=M A som be Kew ties alations tn.andvor tie District of Columita ie nersvy | during the year ending June 30, 1892, to D. C. soigements for some cf the ma, Amenided by addins thetctethefoilowne: “That street | MeMulan of New York The coutrast price io|%® "the ships ‘-now in - commis:| Loxpos, May 28.—The program for the Ger- sion to have their full quota of officers, and there are few more to be fitted out, and in con- sequence the order of the Secretary yesterday detaches them from the Naval Academy and grants them two months’ leave of absence. ——_+- s THE CHILIAN REBELLION, be hereafter permitted to deposit upon any highway of | $18,990. the District any inaterial to be used in the construction, alteration, repair or reimoVal of tracks or pavements Unless specially authorized i each instance. by t Commissioners so todo.” JOHN W. KOSS, HENKY ‘HE SHELDON, sT, Commissioners District of Coiuubie. = OCEAN GROVE, N. 3., Opens June 16. | Refurnished, refitted, repaired. _ Be. fore c.osing arranxeients for the seeson see the Shel- don, an vid Louse made new. " George S- cuet cierk, at the Sieiden on and aiter June _my20-2m Ee i ‘Owner. ae, We have an immense stock of Summer Clothing for Horses, inciuding Sheets, Blankets and Coolers,’ und desire to cose them out. The Suecis ran from 73 cents 20 Il ood Value tor the price. ‘The other articles have au equally wide range of cost. If you intend taxnz your horves away tor the suinmer it would be well to secure a full equipiuent betore starting. ANDREW J. JOXCE’S SONS’, 1025 and 1030 Conn. ave, P.S.—We keep everything necessary for the Horse, Stable and Carriage. 2p3-2m man emperor's visit to Guild Hall is finished. The emperor will arrive in the second week of July, and in order to admit of his majesty's passage through the metropolis being seen by the public the reception will take place in the afternoon and will consist in the presentation of freedom of the city in a nificent gold casket. The entertainment will be one of the randest ever given in the Guild Hall. The Prince and Princess of Wales will act as escort to the kaiser, who will not be accompanied by Chancellor Caprivi, the visit being of a family rather than an official character. ‘The em will sail direct from Wilhelmshaven to England, and will not call on the queen regent of the Netherlands, as reportes. tater te A UNIQUE HOKSERACK RIDE. Explorer Thonar Proposes to Go From Buenos Ayres to Paris. Special Cable Dispatch to The Fvenine Star. Panis, May 29.—M. Thonar, the well-4mown explorer, is preparing to start on @ most ex- traordinary and unprecedented journey. He contemplates nothing less than a land ex- ition from Buenos Ayres to Paris on horse- Bock. “The route will’ be through Bolivia, Peru, Nicaragua, Mexico, California, British Columbia, Alaska, Bering sea, Siberia, Russia, Germany and Belgium. M. Thonar, who «tarts in Oc ober next, expects to complete his uovel undertaking in two and a balf years. niece A BIG LIBERAL GAIN. The Gladstonian Candidate for Parliament Keturned to Succeed Capt. Verney. Loxpox, May 29.—The election of a member _ of parliament to represent North Buckingham- shire in place of Capt. Edmund H. Verney,who was recently expelled from the house of eom- mons, took place ¥ and resulted in ‘a victory for the nian candidate. The result was as follows: Mr. H. 8. Leon (Glad- stone liberal), 5,013; Hon. Evelyn Hub! Owrxe To Intxess Austin Corbin has de- clived to act as a member of the board of vis- itors to the Annapolis Naval Academy, agd Henry H. Smith of Michigan, journal clerk of the last House of Representatives, has been designated in his place. ‘Tue Parswext’s Cautens this morning in- cluded Mr. John W. Foster. ex-Secretary Delano, M. C. Cooper, John Adams and C. F. Baldwin of Ohio, Senator Chandler, Represen- pee Harmer, Recorder Bruce and Auditor yneh. No News of the Intended Bombardment of Valparaiso. The State Department has not been officially informed of any intention on the part of the Chilian insurgents to bombard Valparaiso, as reported from Paris. There is no disposition on the part of this government, so far as can be learned, to “intervene” in the Chilian con- test, for the meaning of this term in diplomatic language isa siding with one faction or the other. Now certainly the government of the United States, and presumably the government of no other nation, is prepared at preseat to go to this length. As repeatedly stated, our min- ister to Chili and the ministers of France and Brazil stand ready to mediate between the fac- tions in the interest of peace but this isa very different function from intervention. If the insurgents should attempt to bombard Valpa- rairo it is more than probable that the foreign ministers there would enter an energetic pro- test, based on the fact that the foreign interests in that city arelarger than the native Chilian interest. In view of this large interest it may be that the protest, if disregarded, may be en- forced by the foreign fleets in Chilian waters, but their action would go no further than was necessary to protect the property and lives of foreign subjects and the Chilians would be left to fight out their own battles YOU PURCHASED A SUMMER ‘SUIT FOR YOUR HORSE? A Coxtextep Max. —Trensnrer Nebeker this morning received a conscience contribu- tion of @80 from an unknown resident of Los Angeles, Cal., who accompanied it with the remarkable statement that he has no farther use for the mone; Reron ix tur Norrotx Navy Yarp.—The Secretary of the Navy has appointed the follow- ing board to conduct the examinations of fore- men and master mechanicsat the Norfolk navy yard: Capt. Silas Bunce, Chief Engineer Smith, Commander Chadwick, Naval Constructor Fer” nato and Commander O'Neil. ,000 YARDS ZEPHYR GINGHAMS, RE- duced trom znd 20c. to Loe. per yard. ‘A-complete line of White Goods, in plain, plaid and striped, from Uc. to 2c. a yard. Great ins in ail goods. “At my2w TT. J. LU. TRELL'S, 1030 Pa. ave. — iat Mus. Jony M. Hasmirox, first cavalry, bas been ordered to report in person on July 28, 1891, to the commanding general department of the Columbia for duty as acting inspector meral of that department, relieving Lieut. Eci: Samuel 8. Summer, sixth’ cavalry, Sho will then proceed to join such station as may be assigned him by the commanding general de- partment of the Platte. Posto Bumprxe Sires—Officers of the Treasury Department have been selected as agents to visit the cities named below and se- lect sites for the public oy eee by He wore abrand new Flannel Shirt Out in the dew at night, And when he got back home, alas! ‘That shirt was “‘out of sight.” ‘This could scarcely occur with our shirts; for this searon’s productions in neglige wear are made from PREPARING FOR TOMORROW. Ladies Diligently at Work Upon the Floral ‘Tributes—Order of the Parade. Active preparation for the sad ceremonials of tomorrow are most easily visible today at Wil- ‘We have them with starched collars and cuffe, furnish- ing a garment adapted for semi-dress. For outing pur- Ohio; itrice, Neb. servative), 4,632. The Gladstonian thus won IL; Danville, Til. by a majority of 381, gain of 8,589. Thou- Poses, such as boating, Ashing and cycling, we would | pareo ‘N'D.; Lima,Obior Madison pa deg electors assembled this’ morning te Rock! Wis.; ford, , TIL: Sioux City, Iowa; Sioux Falls, S.D.; Sheboygan, Wis; South Bend, Ind.; Saginaw, Mich., and Taun- ton, Maas. é To Tar Lrevr. Commaxper Lrox.—Secretary Tracy has ordered a court-martial to moct at the Newport torpedo station on Tuesday, the 2d of June, for the trial of Lieut. Commander Henry W. Lyon, on « charge of negligence in allowing the tug Triana to be stranded off the coast of Rhode Island on the 15th of March last in ‘to the rescue of the Galena and the Nina. ‘The court will be constituted as fellows: Capt. Edmond E. Potter, Capt. A. R. Yates, hear the result. LIKE THE PUNCAN ASSAULT. At 81.50 we furnish you an English Oxford or Madras Shirt, with laundered collar and cuffs attached, and SPECIAL FOR DECORATION DAY. Aline of White Thread Gloves for military pur- from here, while John Bramhall was in com- pany with his wife ina lonely part of road leading to colliery village he attacked her JOSEPH AUERBACH, OUTFITTER, at) N. Y.ave., cor. 15th, OF OUR $3 AND 82.50 OUTING _ ahpesopemeates ‘fall line from SOc. Gents’ Neck wear in the city at 25c. — APLUITRELE'S my202w ‘20th stand Pa. ave. The weather te likely to be showery; no boly_ to. be, shower: ne Fair Saturday. ckeept showereon the immediate coast 19° YOUR OWN FAULT Ir you do not get your Lumber for $1.15 er 100 feet. Weare right in the center of the city to serve you, Py 6TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE, ‘and we havea Branch Yard at the Navy Yard, 11TH AND O 8TS. 8.E., Be iy tF i i 7 Hu Prnsonat.—Hon. Thos. H. Greevey of Penn- sylvania, Jas. Sheffield of Bellevue, Ohio, and Otto Jnegor of Fostoria, Ohio, are at Wil- lard’s.—A. C. li For Capitol Hill trade. ~ LIBBEY, BITTINGER & MILLER. c: ‘Lumber and Mill Work. my29 1s NOTICE I8 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE