Evening Star Newspaper, June 3, 1891, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS 1201 Peansylvasia Avenze, corner 1th St. by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, 8 HL KAUF? Pres't. New York Office, 88 Potter Building. Tae Evexree Stan is served etty by carriers. on their c Week, or d4e. per month the counter, Sts seek By mall—any yhece in tise United Staten s, jabseribers In the ‘at 10 conta per ve postage prepaid 50 cents per month. DAY QUADRUPER SuEN> STau $1.00 per year; foreura postage added. $3.00. — G27 ALI mail subscriptions must be paid in advance. Rates of advertising made known on application. | Va. 78 Na 19,063 FINANCI AL. _FINANCIAL, he £oening Star. WASHINGTON, D.C. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 1891. TWO CENTS, | SPECTAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. = 1 M. © 20H8s0N & Co., 8 CAPiTal ue = 5.230.000, BANKERS AND BROKERS, << 1333 and 1335 F at. It is not always best to deposit or NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS, Invest your money where the interest a prowncadeprmbgenpendlomssrsgp tana CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS, other considerations, such as se ON MARGIN IX LOTS TO SUIT. eurity, confidence, absence of trouble or worry, &c. We pay beral inter- Direct private wires. Constant quotations, et spon dopostt, and expecially #0- ‘Telephone, 471. tie st inactive accounts. m= = Rs We have for sale cuaranteed invest- TBE NATIONSE SAFC DEPOSIT COMPANY ments of @ most profitable nature, Chartered by special act ot Congress January 22, 1807. such as Debenture Bonds, First Mort- Te ey ange Home. - ‘Under act of Congress of Uctober 1, 1800. Money to loan upon first-class se- ‘Thig company begs to annouace that it has recel enrities. trow ‘tho contfolicr of ths currency its certineate Thecompany also acts as Execator, popfeaiaation under the act or Cougrese of Uctwber Ie Administrator, Trustee, Guardian, ‘As heretofore, and for twenty-four'years past. this Assiumon, ko. ; manaaws estates, col- couipany will Teceive securities, silverware and other income, rents safe bores and Yaluiabies for yale Neepitue in ts fire proot Ualding. aad Storice wcvmmonatone i tea Sentinal bec tae ot Sane mainmoth ware house for allver ware, ep appliances, BRE a so carriages bousebold ler and by of ee ver l, 1800) and the sortibente ot the Cobtvolior otis a Currincy that it bas fully complied with te law in all A. T. BRITTON, President, Feapects, this compapy Will, in addition to the business ‘Trust building, 1419 G st. n.w. Keretotore trenaacted by it act a8 executors adminis 2 _ Storage wary house, 1140 15th nw. trator nevedver appiruce anid se columtive o° Cyardian SicrpSia coummatiod to ie by aay sour or by ind (Ta Wasivatos Loan Np TRUST ire cake ds ciaaas rat the assets of the company. comrasy, TILLER oceulgeec as acento —— Deposits will be rece:ved fou: ten cents upward and WASHINGTON, D. C. be eI rand pent neat CASH CAPITAL, ONE MILLION DOLLARS. aw IETS - Deposits made with this company draw interest. - Second Vise Reesicent. EEE RUBE hi ‘This company will Act as Executor, Admintstrater, ‘Trustee, Fiscal Agent, General [ttieng Rta, Ross, a Avent. Registrar, Transfer Agent, Faris Soghane, Toy, ‘Ehare, Zreasurer for Corporations. Guar | Carlen © Gloved, vine, Gian, Committee having incharge} se, the affairsof lunaticssnd, in fact, Laaseehi chaste, vt perform almost any fiduciary jong U. Parke, service. spli-te nwo JRO W consOR. Iasge drafts on different potnts, Collect cheaks free of charke, oa QORSON &# MACARTNEY, Gecateha menting neetnee, GLOVER BUILDING, 1¢l ¥ ST. ¥.W. Sell good real estate loans to our customers, Bankers snd Dealers i Government Bonds Issa letters of credit on the depostt of collat- —— eral security. which will be accepted in all] Deposits. Exchange. Loans. | Collections. sIroad Stocks and Bends aud all eecarities listed parts of the worid. jew York, phia, Boston aad Remember, deposits draw interest. Baitanore botught and sold. pesca As) cciaty piade 4! Favcatmpené securities. | District Brainard H. Warner, President. Fonds and ail local Railroad, Gaa, John Joy Eason, Vice President. Stock bowcht and sgid.3y18 n- B. Robinett, Secretary. ee Was: B Gerieys Yeecoanes EWis G. TEWRSBI W. B. HIBBS, Dimecruss. Banker,50 Broadway. Manaxet, John B. Larner, MewLer Washington Stock Exchange, Soret achater, LEWIS G. TEWRSEURY & CO. So shea. BANKERS AND BROKERS, Thos. Somerville, 3895 F 8T., WASHINGTON, D. ©. Tie i for cath or oB wargin Stocks, Bonds, George rw York and Chicago. Interest allowod on deposits. Out-of-town business a specialty. All Local Securities dealt in. Constant quotations all markets. ‘Telephone 545. 35c. Hermadors's Fast Black Hose, for this week, 25¢ Woors & Co. oe Jouxsox & Lorman im Far. WE How to keep cool is the perplexing question just ARE now. We're prepared to show a varied amsortment of Central fn location, sccommodating to pa- | merchandise jooking to this end. ee re GENTLEMEN'S NEGLIGE SHIRTS. WE Our assortment comprises all the desirable kinds, Have drawn exchange on New York, Chicago | such as Madras, Challie, French Percale, Outing Cloth a and Baltimore. and Cheviot Neglixe Shirts, from 50c. to $2.50. ‘Have discount days every day. BOYs BIRT WalsTs. = We are selling good Calico or Outing Cloth Shirt Offer special inducements to investors in the Waists, at Ze. ; sizes 4 to 14 years. shape of interest-bearing certificates of de-| Joys’ Percale Sairt Waists Uaundered), 490. = Boys’ Madras Cloth Shirt Waists, 430. aRE SUMMER UNDERWEAR. Prepared to instruct and enlighten ladies in| yeAteg> Ribbed Vests, 10, 15, 25, 35 and 50e. their business transactions at all times, and} sink-piated Vesta, 50 and Toc. ‘Rave on band a large number of good coa-| Yen's Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, 25, 35, 50 servative investments. We collect interest | and'te. cache for fuvestora and remit as desired when they |“ Cisdren's Vests, 10to 50c. All sizes. aa ‘want us to. je guarantee the prices of our Underwear tobe aslow tn most cases lor than other be Open an sccount with 25,thusputting tt within | “™¢ eruiegperned — the range of the keneral public to become pos- SUMAER CORSETS. sessed of bank bovks of their own. Feather-weight **Sea Breeze” Corsets, 50¢. ws rane es or | . The celebrated ““H. and 5." Summer Corsets at 75e. sy interest, > quarterly 3 isfaction ¢uaran: ‘money re Feaeys ns hoch cmartinnted ot terra] SRae1 Fit and asisfacton guarantoed of money ‘When drawn at sight we allow an interest of 3) We've many other things in store that'll assist you _ Seo these hot days to make life worth living, but space Prevents enumerating. = Loan money on approved collateral. ‘Come im aud see for yourself. Are pleased to talk with those who arecon- _—_ templating chanving their bank account, or ee P = JOHNSON & LUTTRELL, cvuunt and keeping it separate. DRY GOODS AT POPULAR PRICES, WE “ Have the strongest of vaults, the best of | 3/3 Market Space, between 7th and 8th ste. facilities and are central in location. bod you 2 Desire to make s good investment or put your NN ON ERE Y QV FFE RRR Money where it will draw interest NN }, YYVeE RR ‘WOULD N ND vo EEE gz SUGGEST . orp ci t a @ A ‘THAT YOU CALL AA &°%S AA bis NNN vs, we 4S To Re = Woops & co. ose BANEERS, ‘Never again will you get the chance to 122 F ST. NW. 23-3t buy RE IDEAL” LIFE INSURANCE POLICY 18 FANCY Goops the “En fowment Bond.” affords eacel aati acre © than. put asta than’ puting pe ine fu.) auuowat of your pu! Gred tzousand. Write for particular. CHAS. Le aed cog : oS Hy yy Go = (A HOME LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. THE WASHINGTON EFICIAL ENDOWMENT ASSOCIATION. ON THE DOLLAR. We shall hereatter devote our entire energy aud resources to the manufacture of PICIUBE FRAMES AT POPULAR PRICES, And to sccomplish this we have decided to f Trustee: LAW KENCE GARDNER, JOUN JOY ED: JOHN T jen. ELLIS SPEAB, ‘make Unprecedented sweeping CHAKLES B BAILEY. ba - noe OF FICE—410 10th st. M. SILVERBERG & C0. 1 . Lawis Jouxsox & Co, 318 7th and 313 Sb st. nw. wler BANKERS, Sun building, 1315 F st, Pormeriy Pa ave. and 10th st. DEPOSIT, DISCOUNT AND EXCHANGE. CABLE THANSFERS AND LETTERS OF CREDIT. m30lm INVESTMENT SECURITIES. w= ———————— Te buy, sell or exchange real proyerty, local stocks, bonds of trust securities, loan or borrow “Kash,” place insurance, rent Unprovedor unimproved prop. oy ‘We are now located in our new store, No. 1215 F and 1214 G st., with increased facilities and a new and Iaage stock of POTTERY, PORCELAIN, GLASS WARE, STERLING SILVER, PLATED WARE AND HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS. WE HOPE TO MERIT THE CONTINUANCE OF THE PATRONAGE 80 GENEROUSLY EXTENDED TO US IN THE PAST. SOLE AGENT FOR THE EDDY REFRIGERATORS. WE WaNT ‘Todo thebasiness for you. Seer write to ws, ‘THE JOHNSON-KEESBERBY 00., INVESTMENT BANKERS, mor Four m97-lw* ML. W. BEVERIDGE, IMPORTER OF CHINA AND GLASS WARE, BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. 1215 F AND 1214 G 8T. SUBSCRIBED STOCK, $903,000. ee (Mas the Lest plan devised 1or securing « Home, Xo ACCMON OF MONEY. Bex Now ae NO BACK DUES REQUIRED. a — 23 sug eapoun: loan. vepayscin ¢1:) per month on each | And get first choice. SST Lense beats. RIGHTH 1890; 4.500 sates soiD De aioe PF, NG PAST 6 MONTHS, Christy's, London. lemma co} ae ENOX’S LADIES" SAILORS. Pres. Alonzo Tweedale, Sea, STRAW HATS from 50c. to @5. baaroas ? E Thonpene. in Sent Senieh Aie'y. BOYS’ HATS, 600., 7éc., 1. ncerits AMERICAN SE AND TRUST CO. BH. STINEMETZ & 90S, (BT Penge venie are <i ARICUREED MEEFING OF eid ce noed, Veqjioaday wili tate place ou THURSDAY, June 4. Qe THE SEVENTH ANNOAL MITE BOX Massing of, the Woman's Hoine and Foreign issaiouary Sorie v4 ire ee, WEDMERDAY ieee tka, de. iy Rev. alin, D.D., “Soun Wenatakee, Coptnaster Seo . 8. ss ‘safer Senora. inl mugioal prowrau, With Prof- Bischom as organs, <=> OSIRIS LODGE, NO. 26. F AND AM [ — suunication on WEDNESDAY, une Sat the cathedral of the Seottial Mite, at 7:30 Pan, Work: Third deereg. ed-ce ‘WM. OSCAR ROOME, Secretary. ‘001 | ies apsun, ‘of the lot, owners of “ " o ° sleuvocd cgmetery’ for the slection. 0 coe 80 re for ‘will be on MONDAY, Fagg Aba ee Raona iden til * See ™ Tape STOWAL BNE Ww. Has Removed fo Tis Permanent Location, . and re Ot st. ive business accoun’ ite fo interest ‘peid on deposit Eee ape = "Prsadent rou Baldi, Gashicr™ "™* ae rect e NBS LH Ry be ‘you store your a en - a 5 eitecta, of whatever antares hgeatbe thine tat te, fats, wies, moth and other and vermin that are certain death to Sas touch, mae wear Sea an aus LENCE ROL AND = wi aie OUR USINESS. ie tat BoA PE ste THING PACKING, we ee eh ao, PROVED MP an ING aE otis chen oe OUR avciigs SALE DEPARTMENT, Real Estat ~% Goods, Art pistes ina idise wenorall ves our’ per: “attention, Our facliities for the conduct of every ch of Our business qre the most eomipietoia the ty 'RATCIVFFE. DARE GENERAL AUC ‘er —Taephcws, 1288. eS" JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVEBSITY, ‘BALTIMORE. The examinations for sdmission to undergraduate classes will begin MONDAY, June 8, at ® a.m. For information address the REGISTRAR of the univer- sity. my30-7¢ —_— EXPIRE WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3. ‘The spectal 20 per cent cash disoount which Ihaveof- fered to the public on all purchases of WATCHES, DIAMONDS and FINE JEWELRY will expire on shove date. Be in time and SAVE TWENTY PER CENT. A. L. SALTZSTETN, ‘Manufecturing my6-3m. 505 7th at. n. <g> DEALERS PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION. | ae ocular wouthly Loving at St ‘. jal WEDNESDAY, 7085 oS p.m. sharp. All in- doer Seaton Ti catty eb oat inattendance. Jo1-3t* Be EPICA AND DENTAL DEPART ‘MENT, ato Q Sesh PEM ee wencement will be heid W! UbSess Pest we June dd instant. at ‘Of the medical ent Professions are invited to atten’. Bee FALLS CHURCH IMPROVEMENT COMPANY Will offer for sale on SUNE 9 tote inthe “Sherwood subdfvision.” Special inducements will be offered to | Anmediate builders, Ne lots will be sold before that ate except to those who will build at once. The lots will be sold om smail monthly payments ot public auction om the premises. A special train will be chartered to secommodate those wishing to attend, For maps and further information apply to THE PAuTiEn WHO LEFT WAGON IN Soe Tist to,bo repaired fe huredy botified Saye 2 price. B= io ree cen prorrz. ‘The land on the Virginia side of the Po- tomac * * has been benefited by the rise in values experienced in other sections around the city. Property immediately adjoining the Fiver that was formerly held at $100 per acre bas RISEN to 1,000 an acre."—Washington Post, May 31, "OL. NORTHWEST ALEXANDRIA Ides upon & series of besutiful hills in the Very heart of this rapidly rising property. Money invested in Northwest Alexandria Will yield IMMEDIATE and handsome profit. Itis not a question of the success of Northwest Alexandria, that is already assured, but merely point of who will invest first and reap the largest gains. ‘Twenty-five thousand dollars bave been spent ‘nap the streets of NErthwest Alexandris, Note the reoult: Avennes 50 and 60 feet wide, perma Bent sidewalks, capacious gutters, beautiful ‘trees, inviting parks. Sixty daily treinsto and from Washington land passengers within 800 yards of Northwest Alezandris, Fare, 6 cents, Time, 18 minutes, Northwest Alexandrie qffers the combined advantages of city and suburban life; stores, markets, churches, schools and delightful soctety ; pure air, pure water, beoutiful views and freedom of space. I will cheerfully furnish you maps, pros- ‘pectus, prices and terms and conduct you over ‘the property. A. M. GORMAN, Manager, 608 1th st, mw. AGUE.—A GRAN THE BAY 810° D Bion scoret benotctal ineitution whieh guar- ‘Sntees on equal terins to both sexes. Li: indemnity for accident or sic} 8100in one year. Adiitional endowment certificates wranted wontlly, securing 89 income of $14) per uouth after a than 9 months. insurance, and oudowment of “a uiembereh{p.. Pstabisiied toes Greray lodges ie Boston, ite horaee F jodie will ly 110,000 juensbers in Zo ajates, An einstituted WED EDA ‘Yates, ‘arr a0 pn. at ison s Hall, Wa Ft. B.w.. "by dhe deputy” su preie president, horoiughly ‘explain re the public invited. eeeuease” “unless th oS tis i hin tep days trou wld” SOHN THORNTON” ‘Blackauniti, 712 th st. 5. CALL AND EXAMINE MY STOCK OF hard wid soft wood menteis abd tops and per cent before going elsewhere. ize mantels « specialty. CHAS. WH:TE, Manufacturer, 211 12th st. nw. SUMMER CLOTHING. On the first day of summer we invite your special attention to our complete and handsome line of Summer Goods. Yon will se ata glance that im workmanship they aro correct and tn it perfect. GEORGE SPKANSY, ‘1 athe. ow. CAPT “AND, z NORTH O STR stock wanted; 5,100 shares. Address EN- SYNDICATE, "stir office, stating lowest ARUNDEL-ON-THE-BAY. ‘Beautifully located on Chesapeake bay. % M. E. CHURCH, Manager, f autle soyth of Day Lidge, M4, with s long wat es front on the bay biel «round ani thickly wooded with sero 637 Fst. nw. | some of the shade trees Boating, bathing, fishing, crabbing and shooting. ‘one-half ours fiom Washtauton, wns heat FOR THE PROPER THING ‘. c! eT THE PROPER tn | fom‘Baichiones | Aniiaber of Rist-clans cttayes are proper styleand at moderate rises.» Yote eur 160% 9400, on easy terme, Plats and OHS F. SHETR’ ‘atone ‘ PRINTER AND ENGRAV] DAVID D. STONE, Manager, myo3m G3 D st. N. W. ‘The Chesapeake and Columbia Investment Co., myiim SBF OR RENT—THE STORE. CELLAR AND ‘Stable 1331 14th st. n.w. ; rare cl ‘hance for @.Ury <o0ds, slive oF grocery business. Yt taken at once. Beyer mye w sad 140 at q=> THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE AMER- Be Tan Avonis Manufacturing Company for tion, ot divectors wil be eid at i Fat Bw R. DOOLITTLE, President. (Ww. # enat ones. pores tana m1 3a 2 ‘CuEAM GARDEN, 711 34 st. n.w.. opposite census office. my'2G-ims It ts the coolest piace in town, Be 19, TOURISTS AND THOSE CONTEM- plating a European voyage we would direct attention to our “Trayelers Outfitting Departuent,” containing Steamer Trunks, dies’ Dy ‘Funk Beaker Trunks, Bole Lenther Trunks, Lieht-weyeh Trunks, Real Alligator Bags, Gladstone + Dress Suit Cases, Toilet Cs » Canvas Extension for steamer rugs and extra wraps—in all'sizes. An exten- jive assortment lish and American Steamer Rue Yor raliway “travel, tar plaids sl Rugs and Shawls stripes, from $5 00 #19 exch.” For abe conveulenen of Stguinor Chairs our patrons we wili mark and deliv on ‘any *teamer sailing from New York, Philadelphia or Baitimore tree of are ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, my23-3m_ by iith and F ste. n.w, <=> EXCURSION PRINTING Bee et ety caetnd on BS sre are setting Special pees tach tea. WINDOW SCREEN FRAMES, 17. RACH. ae Sete ADJUSTABLE WINDOW SCREENS, 82.75 DOZEN. WIRE SCREEN DOORS, COMPLETE, With Spring Hinges, Hook and Eyeand Knob, $leach. ith et. n. Ww, Bre One clase of work—that the beste 116 ANGE ALL THE Beh THE MODEEN Gas ‘objections hitherto against gas asa went of ‘cooking have been entirely overdouie, 60 0 that no household is now complete without a yasstove 2% FT. GARDEN HOSE, COMPLETE, “Saal dad vqamine the With Couplings and Patent Nozzle, $2 each. “BUN DIAL,” GARDEN HOSE BEELS, 75c. EACH. “GILT EDGE," A FULLY GUARANTEED LAWN MOWER, 93.75 “ROLIPER ond « S-QUART ICE CREAM FREEZER, $1.35 EACH. | At the office of the ares POULTRY NETTING, 2INCH MESH, Fer 100 equare feet, 700. POULTRY NETTING, LIGHT WEIGHT, ‘Per 100 square fest, 0a. BARBER & ROSS, COR. 11TH AND G STS. N.W., Opposite Loston Dry Goods Btore. ap7-an Peg Py Bw BUC. om sat ieee Nat a%o Maine aye. s.w., the ol Operation. Lelepie :C.0-D.muye0-Lm* PLACE YOUR cone. NOW FOR NEG eel xa tig Ben Se rere Be ten Susrantos to Fetnen theas be you om address, | euaran 10 Dew. Name and one myl9tr ~WASHINGTON GASLIGHT COMPANY. DON'T YOU KNOW it iS Very poor economy to buy the best of marketing and then putit into a CHEAP REFRIGERATOR, expecting it to keep Sweet and pure? Good housekeopers with correct ideus of economy ALWAYS BUY the best Refrigerators, as they SAVE THEIR COBT in one season in the preservation of food. The WISCONSIN PEERLESS RE- FRIGERATOBR is guaranteed to keop its contents sweet and freel: or money will be efunded. You wili find it for sale at W. & HOEKE’S CARPET AND FURNITURE WARE ROOMS, COR. STH AND PENNA. AVE, my19-1m Who is sole agent for the District, WEDDING INVITATIONS, = Hons T would ifs wSshow you samnfoscePany at this It is not equal wing. DUE is much cheaper and st the same time piste and stylish. iH. myl-3m_Printerand Publisher, 1106-1118 Est. n.w. SHEARS. Solid Btecl—nickel plated—any size, 980. Bolid steel—Jepanned—any size, 830. “EK. B. EXTRA” eH suaER scHooLs AT GLEN ECHO. The educational work of the Glen Echo Chautauqua as now fairly commenced. The first meeting of the chorus class was held last night at the Foundry XM. E. Church and over three hundred singers were in attendance. Prof. ©. C. Case, whois to have charge of themusteal departinent, arrived in the city yester- day morning and conducted the chorus rehearsal. ‘This is the first of » geries of preparatory rehearsals. ‘The second will be héld tomorrow night. By the opening of the assembly, on June 16, Prof. Case will haves chorus of 500 voices, well trained for the as- gembly season. The readers of the Star will no doubt be interested to know something of the detail of the educational pluns of the association. During two months from June 18 prictical school work will be done in good many branches, including Fine and Decorative Art and Manual Training, the Language German, French, Italian and Spanish: Business~all departments; Chemistry, Latin, Greek and Mathemat- ics. To these departments, already prgvided for, there Will be added classes in the various departments of Sctonee, History, Literature, Pedagogies, &c. In other ‘words, it is the plan of the founders of this enterprise to build up « system of vacation or sunmer schools tn Which the very best teachers will be employed, and ‘which will affordto large numbers of pupils opportu nity for review and for training in special lines, ‘Theso sohools will Le supplemented by courses of Jectures on the univeraity extension plan delivered by ‘specialists, who have inade the subjects on which they speak the principle aim of their life work and so are thoroughly prepared to yive the latest thought in the beat form. A syllabus of each lecture will be prepared ‘ond placed in the hands of students, courses of study in Maeve branches suzgested and the student aided in Prosecuting thém by correspondence during the year. This in the barest outline is what is proposed and car- riod into effect. It will make an institution of which Washmaton may be proud. To sustain such @ school requires income and to #0 curo this the assembly entertainment courses are pro- ‘Vided. For the coming session the management pro- villes over one hundred and twenty lectures, many of them by men of world-wide fazno and others by meu who, if less widely known, are as worthy. In addition to the lectures more than twenty first-class concerts, readings and other entertainments are provided for already. Then there will bo the great bells, thechorns, organ, violin, cornet, guitar und vocal solos, inci dental readings, illuminations, processions, recop- tions, sctreesand a thousand other things to delight the eye and contribute to the entertsinment of the people. Every one should become identified with this movement by the purchase of season tickets oF by se- curing a summer house st Glen Echo. Callat Room 7, Sun building. 403 Foe VSINGTON, Dc. 7, ia01— Fla Charles W. Handy, Real Estate Broker, has tuis day removed to Lis new cfflce, 920 F at. n.w. % SPECIAL NOTICE. NOUN TPROV 100 ofthe stack of the ‘TA BY ING ANI EMENT COMPANY" § placed with ts for ea ‘This enterprise ts incorporated for the purpose of de- veloping theproperty of said company sud furnishing houses to, the Dumbers of empoyes in the various cs, at Buena Visia, Va. A great demand existe for such houses und the incorporators cond dently expect to reu.ize 4 haudsome return for all subscribers. Mz. Deevie has just returned from a visit to this new and thriving Virgmia town abd is prepared to furnish: ail intonation ‘conrerning. the Subscrivere in thie ify ate ‘0. AMON : ianice? “Yor information any of the last mentioned gentle- wen pay iiso bo referred to. Cait aid get prospectus. DLLBLE, DAVIS & CO.. Je. Uae Fst. aw. =A FEW WORDS TO YOU IF YOU => Are oing to build. ‘Tho Wareaw biue stom’ ie somuihing now on this market. A Yay atiratige ses Callao ea ders’ hxc Jevne Isat 6 it. YOU CAN BETTER AFFORD TO LET your Policy lapse than be without acci- lent ineurapce.. ‘Theré are forty, accidents to one fin fe wate then and proteet your, business time agaunal (oss a8 woll 98 your property. Your attention is, tortie Sew York ection’ Tnwuranes Counbany of York: “We ieues 4 lai, aull lberal poly ma sig, aig wagenarsedpromptuena” THON ROMAN. 637 H t., will cheerfully further CRT OF THE DIS- information. REME LUMBIA. ‘Hol 8 Special Teri: for Orphans’ Court business, ‘May 22, 1891. In the matter of the will os Jcun “Reyno) Inte of thevity of Washington, D. O. Application for the probate ox the last will and testa: ment wud for letters of wdusuistrat the estate of the said decedent as this day been made by William: A. Wroe. All persons interested are hereby notiBed to spyear ip thie court om the 2d day of June mort. at 1 c'elock p. im., to show cause why the. said should not be proved and admitt ters of administration on the estate of sald decedent should not issue us prayed. Provided a copy of this order be published once a week for three weeks in the Sanancton Law Reporter and Evening Star previous ‘tise waid day. By the Court: A. B, HAGNER, Associate Justice. iiy27-lawsw Sout OF THE Dis- IN TE SCPE ME CT OF COLUMB: ‘olding a Special Term for ( May 22, 1: of the, ot Co; Application for the probate of tpent and foraetters of adininigt: tate of the sald deceased Las this day be izateth, Macubire, Wiliam Sbocmnau Edith Shoenuker, only ueire terested are here! aker, law. AU persons in* otifled to appear in this June next,ut 1 o'eiock WRIGHT, Dist. of Coluubia, MEN'S OUTING SHIRTS TO ORDER, We take pleasure in announcing that our stock of slannel, Silk, Madras and Cheviot for Men's Neglixee Shirts iseom- plete and embraces all the new and cor rect styles. We make # specialty of Fine Custom Work. We use only the best materidis,employ none but skilled hands and guarantee that “or superior work- manship, style of finish snd scientific Perfection in cut and fit our Shirts can- not be excelled. Samples of materials and prices cheerfully Surntahed un ap- piteation. ‘Leave your orders at Men's Depart- ment, first Soor, first annex. m20-3m__ WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Duiiding, 826 F stp, w. my40-6t BS pote Good avover te word. Ng aseesee ge, ance oder ny anaes ‘dea clngurance Company ‘of New York.” THOMAS RENT OR LEAS TENNIS SHO} STRIPED, ag 91 snd 91.25. | Svecial prices to elute ng laree ties at 3 time, YEAR RUB) i sgt ne MELVILLE LINDSAY Mamager ‘THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT OOM: ‘pany of Washinwton,corner 15th st. and New ‘are. for Sil Jewelry, zacme, iene Goods Cl Bate ine as ee HE | DALY GOLD-LINED RUBBER Dentad Plates, whigh attracted so much att spate durin ae oft Principal drag KULP, BEFO} CAN DENTAL ‘and Pe ave, . to probate, and let- |* @=AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF TH nploying Bricklayers will be held at the Ballers’ Exchance, 1421 2. ¥., WEDNESDAY EVENING, June 3y at S 0! Business of import. ance fo be transacted. All boss’ masons are requested toattend, JOUR T. LYNCH. Chattnan pro tens. 1 SCOTTISH RITE.—ALBERT PIKE CON- ‘sistory will tthe cathedral on PAURSDAY, June %, at 700 pin. Work, Sid decree By onler of Ven. master of the Kadowt KOUERT BALL, 52°, Registrar. Be 2 FU OF BW. OFFUTT & 00. 18 thie day dinsoleed Vy yi atual ch CORNELIUS OLIVER, Je. W. Offutt assumes all indebteiness of the fim Georgetown, D. C., dune t, 1801. IN THE SOPREME COURT OF THE DIS- . WOT OF COLI 0 1 Bnsent. i to whow all accounts due the a MBIA, ing a Special Term for Orpiians’ Court Business, Way's In the fMRtter of the estate of Elizabeth Duke Jackson, late of Washinxton, D. No. $30. Administfation document: 16, Application for the probate of the inst will aud testa~ ment and for letters testamentary on the estate of the = ‘Las this Gay been made by William B. son. All persons interested MEPs nomase, to a y of June ni tn this court on Friday, the 20th at 1 o'elgck p. th. to show cause why the suid will should uot red and admitted to vate and let- testamentary on the estate of ‘said deceased should not igsuea8 prayed. Provided a copy of this order be pubi “) mf in ihe Wasi jon i sorter sad ne Heng Sar, #, the cauit: * A. B. Rponzs. Justice. eat Lb. which we Retister of Wills for the Dist, of Columbia, LD POINT COMFORT HOTEL COM- PANY. i ini hah reote rot tg Soupiee Tae hiltse'et the vocuncy ve the tour ot Fa Ee cate aicate SPEIRS AES, Bh oPiane at coed es Pe leeds NG COs aM, sooretary. Be eT unvenwean In Men's Light-weteht French Balbriggan we carry lines at 50, 7ap., $1 and $1.50,in long and half sleeves. Drawers to match. As to value we war- rant there are none superior. ‘Men's and Youths’ Gauze Shirts in long snd half sleeves. Price, 25 and 50c. ‘We carry the English Lisle Shirts in lougand half sleeves. Price, #1 und $2.50. In both Natural, Gray and White. Suumer weight, Price, 81.50, 82 and $2.50. ‘We have them both with strings and with elastic ankle. Price, 50, Toe. and $1. Drawors, Undershirts and Night Robes. Price, 81, A Puro Linen Drawer of best quality. Price, $2. JOSEPH AUERBACH, ‘MEN'S OUTFITTER, §,, 623 Pa. ave. IN. ¥. ave., cor. 15th,? iowa-town'store$ oar PY Uptown Stone} GNED WHOLESALE paper de gree to-clove our Fe iness on SATURDAYS at 4 p.m. of June, July and August, cous Saturday, June 6, 1501. 0. BALBRIGGAM, GAUZE, LISLE THREAD. SANITARY WOOL. JEAN DRAWERS. NAINSOOK LINEN. @. WARFIELD SIMPSON. =_ 2% PER CENT OFF! 25 PER CENT OFF! 2 PER CENT OFF! Think a moment what this means. It means— ‘845 Suits for $33.75. eo * 35" 0° a $12 Trousers for 89. gio 86 ‘We have a large stock for Yon to select from. Yet you had better wet your or der in early, as the best styles sell out first? G. WARFIELD SIMPSON, ‘TAILOR, Jel-Imo Cor. Sthand G sts. n.w. —™ A. CONWAY, ‘Riggs House Barber Shop, writes: “‘Tused the “K. B. Extra’ Razor three Fearsago and like it so well that I have tried repeatedly sincethen to get more, but cOuld not find them on sale in thiscfty. Was glad toget your sample, ‘with Which I have so far shaved forty- eight men (without honing) and the edge dsstill sharp. It is the best razor made.” In private use it is GUARANTEED TO REQUIRE NO HONING, ‘The price is $2.98 and « good strop free at ~ | woopwakD & LOTHROP's, 10th, ith and F ets. nw. myi6-Sm SATISFIED Are the customers who buy our celebrated 61.15 er 100 ft. Lumber. ‘WHY SHOULDN'T THEY BE? ads om ths vat ent tae se of BoC Carolina, If you sre not satisfied—try us. LIBBEY, BITTINGER & MILLER, ‘Lamber and Mi) Work, HS Cth ot. ol H.Y. ove,, Lth andOne, Washington News and Gossip. Index to Advertisements, AMTSENENTS, Tare 8 ATTORNEYS ... Pace 7 AUCTION SALES,..., Pace 7 BICYCLES. Pace 7 Pare 2 Page 3 | Pace 8 | Page 3 | Page 5 Page 7 Page 6 . Page 8 2 ee. FAMILY SUPPLIES: FINANCIAL |... FOR RENT (Fis iv i a Vage 2 Paw FOR RENT (Stores). Pare 2 FOR SALE (Houses) Paso 3 FOR SALE (Lots) Page 3 Page 3 Page 8 Pace 7 Page 8 Page 8 Page 2 Pare 2 Page 5 Pace 7 MISCELLANEOUS — = Page 5, MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN. Page 2 NOTARIES PUBLIC -Page 2 Paze 7 Pace 7 7 2 8 PROFESSIONAL. RAILROAD: SPEOIAL NOTICES, SUBURBAN PROP SUMMER RESORTS. WANTED (Board), WANTED (Help), WANTED (Houses) . WANTED (Lota), WANTED (Roon WANTED (Gituationsi WANTED (Misceiiancous). ELECT Pace Goveasxent Recrirrs Topay.—Internal reve- ‘Rue, $229,398; customs, $416,235. A Parext has been issued to Prank C. Graves of this District for a match box. 8. J. Jones was yesterday appointed a fourth- class postmaster at Zamuth, Va. Mavuice H. Brwaree has been appointed U. 8. gauger at Duluth, Minn. Ixrortep Borens.—The Treasury Depart- ment has decided that cast iron boilers imported into the United States for hous® heating pur- poses are dutiable at the rate of 45 per cent ad valorem as uncnumerated manufactures of metal. Civm Srrvick ix Tur Navy Yanps.—The Secretary of the Navy has issued an order va- cating a number of positions of employes in the Mare Island, Cal., navy yard and providing for the examination of applicants for the places June 22 next, Pexsiox Crams Artowep.—A statement, prepared at the pension office shows that dur- ing the week ended May 25, 1891, there were 6,959 pension claims allowed, of which 5,187 were under the general law and 1,772 under the i et June. Pies ne en represent = rst payment $828,180, wi an aver ¥110 to cach claimunt. ar Navat Onveus.—Lieut. James C. Gillmore ordered to examination for promotion. Car- penter Thomas P. Smith detached from the Boston and granted three months’ sick leave. Paymaster Frank H. Clark ordered toappear be- fore the retiring board on the 13th instant. Lieut. Commander Richardson Clover has been assigned to duty as hytirographer to the bureau | of navigation. Bivs Orexep.—Bids were opened yesterday at the Navy Department for the annual sup- Plies to the various navy yards of the country, including railroad material for the Washington ‘ard. The lowest bids on this class of material were as follows: Frogs, J. B. Morell & Co. of w York, $287.25; steel rails, Thompson’ C. i & Co. of Philadelphia, $1,064; spikes, J. B. Kendall, Washington, £71.92; timbers, D. ¢. Alexander, Minnieville, Va., £900.94. Ax Inpontaxt Visrr.—Secretary Foster left Washington at 12:15 o'clock this afternoon for New York for the parpose of consulting bankers and financierg in regard to the extension of the 412 per cent loan and to confer with the customs officials in regard to the administration of that service. He wes accompanied by his stenographer, Mr. Edward Robinson, and will probabl in in New York until Saturday. Assistant Secretary Spaulding will act as Secretary of the Treasury in his absence. Ausy Onprns.—Leave of absence for three months, to take effect on or about June 15, 1891, is granted Maj. David L. Huntington, surgeon. The leave of absence granted First Licut. John Adams Perry, eighth infantry, is extended five months, with permission to'go beyond sea. Second Lieut. Wm. K. Jones, fourteenth infantry, now under instruction in torpedo service at Willet's Point, N. ¥., is ro- lieved from duty at that post to take effect June 15, 1891, and will join his regiment, Leave of absence for four months is granted Secohd Lieut. M. K. Jones, fourteenth infan- try, to take effect upon his being relieved from duty at Willets Point, N.Y. Capt. Stashope FE. Blunt, ordnance department, will proceed from the national armory, Springfield, Mass, to Coit’s firearm manufactory, Hartford, Conn., on public business in connection with the inkpection of Gatling gus being manufac- tured for the ordnance doy t and upon completion thereof will return to his proper station. ‘Treasvny StaTeeNt.—A statement propered atthe Treasury Department shows that there. ‘was 8 not decrease of $25.038.824 in circulation during the month of Mar which was $16,786,400 of There was also a’ decrease in the circulation of ‘Ury notes. the same period ct decrease of Gist the bullion in the treasury. was of $26,843,794 it sidiary silver. ‘There wasan in¢rease of $4,415,- $90 in standard silver dollars, 62.54,131 fn treasury ni 15,872 nited notes, $1,133,730 in national bank notes, €: 256 in gold ballion, $1,621,€77 in silver ‘The circulation June 1 was LONDON’S SENSATION One of Gordon Cumming'’s Accusers On the Stand. ALLEGED ACTS OF THE BARONET. How Sir William is Said to Have Won His Bets. ARTHUR WILSOD ‘S$ TESTIMONY SIR WILLIAM ON THE RACK. The Defense Begun in the Baccarat Slander Case. Loxpox, June $.—It was quite evident this morning when the old and thé y@@ng ladies, the fat and the lean ladies, the tall and the short Indies, but the invariably woll-iressed ladies took their places in the gallery of 4a Chiet Justice Coleridge's court that the con- clusion of the prosecution in the baccarat case without anything more than the gaming scandal having been developed. was, if gratify: ing, somewhat unexpected. However, the de- fense was still to be heard and great things might yet transpire. So the fair creatures were not denied the prospect of being eventually very properly shocked. TRE PRINCE cRITICIER Among the «mall groups of men of fashion who loitered about the neighborhood before the opening of the day # proceedings there was an apparent concensus of opinion that the Prince of Wales had not shown anything of the good sense so insistently claimed for him by his admirers when be went kick parently falling max this when t unne r the court © re not to be longer accounted one of Sir William Gordon Camming’s friends goes withoutsaying. The evident trepidation manifested by the royal gentlcman in enacting the role of witness har left a pamful impression, upon the minds of those who were present. 18 was strange, too, to observe the first gentleman | of England clawing at his beard, shuffling his feet and nm the edge of the box with his ingers. ‘The trial bas been singularly free from the sensational. The o: really startling oct questioning of the juror, who nexpectedly ve know.” ‘That man bas maile a place for himself in history. SIR WULLIAM UNPERTCERED. There was certainly nothing in the appear- ance of Sir William Gordon Cumming this morning to justify the cruel rumors which bave intimated an intention on hix part to urrence was the perem Anunch hihself into the presence of » higher court i ‘event of his condemnation by this The court room ix tilled in every part when the lord chief justice enters a msclf. ‘The select Iunclicon partic lery cease their gossiyy and the cour open. Almost immediately after the t had been calle to the Prince of Wales emt tupied the seat reserved for im to the left of the lord chict justice. OPENING FOR THE DE Sir Charles Russell, counsel-in-ch: defendants, then arose and proceeded to make | the opening addres: to the jury on behalf of | his clients, The distinguished Jurist stood | with his right band resting easily on the table by his side. In his left hand he held a piece of per, which he presently cast aside, and, ae event, to bring disgrace or bh some; his eyes moved slowly and thoughtfully from one to the other of the jurors. Occasionally he turned his face fully, grace- and naiurally toward that of the lord ful jel but only to resume his direct ress to the jury. Sir Charles suid that his ts were not there in the character of pe sons desiring to be persecutors or willing to be persecuted. They had been forced, in self- defense, to the course which they had adopted, Yhere was no better evidence of the trath of | this fact than was to be fouud in the urtdisputed | admixsion of the plaintiff in this case, Sir Wil- liam Gordon Cumming, that thore persons, his | (Sir Charles Russell +) clients, were acting most conscientiously in this unhappy affair. With scathing incisiveness Sir eee the plaintiff for hu ne signed the humiliating and ineul ument which had been submitted to him by gentle- men who were in everything his peers af Tranby Croft in September last. How aia it happen, asked counsel, turning sharply toward the plaiutiff, who sat looking intently at hinn, that Sir William Gordon Camming, a man whose antecedents and associauions should ake him sensible to the last d where his honor was so apparently involved, bad not on the instant taken steps to bring his wl to justice? Why did his tardy honor sting until the plaintiff bad found himself in the miast of othcr embarrassing circumstances? Then, when the plaintiff bad been confronted with an empasse, he had turned upon those whe were prepared to observe the agreement of so- ciety. w conduct of plaintfl was not thet of an wnocent or honorable aan. TESTIMONY FOR THE DEFENSE. Renewed interest was shown upon the part of the always most attentive adience when Mr. Arthur Stanley Wilson, #on of the | milliounise owner of Tranby Croft and the } leading stockholder of the well-known Wilson line of steamers, plying between Hull, Lon- Charles romptly {don and New York and many other ports, | entered the witness box as the first witness for the defense. Mr. Wilson testified to the fact that on the first nigh ing at Tranby Croft, counter — representi of paper in front ‘of Sir William Gor- don Cumming. When the latter's tableaux won, Sir William had his hands in front of him, and’ he also bad ax ther £5 comnter in the palm of his right hand: ‘The baronet, accord~ Ing to this witness, then looked at Sir’ Edward Somerset's hand, and, seeing that he held a natural and acourt card, be (Sir William) at 4 the £5 counter from his right ft both of the counters be 'd thus placed on the table. Mule evidence given by Sir. Wilson without any besitation, and ina manner which seemed tqimpress the jury and which decidedly im- Premed the audicuce, caused a great sensation ih the court room. ‘The whispered comments Of the ladies, so noticeable yesterday when starding points were developed, was renewed with vigor and lasted for some minutes, THE CHEATING REPEATED. Continuing, Mr. Arthur Wilson said that he saw the same thing repeated by Sir William Gordon Cumming the sume evening, and that he then told Mr. Berkeley Lovett that the baronet was cheating at cards. When he (Ar, Wilson) informed Mr. Levett of what he had observed in Sir William's play Mr. Levapt suid that it was “impossible,” that he (the witness) must be mistaken. Mr. Arthur Stanley Wilson added that he then told Mr. berkeley Levett to watch Sir William Gordon Cumming. Mr. Levett, «aid Mr. Wilson, followed his (Mr. Wilson's) advice and he also'saw the baronet cheat in the man- ner alrendy described. Mr. Levett, SHOWING THE PLAYERS’ POSITIONS. ‘Arthur Stanley Wilson, who has come : tr ‘coin and €504,524 in sute| into notoriety through the baccarat scandal, is i if i esi [Ht i L : 3 4B ee i : i 5, : | ? li i i i i i £ ii i F H | t | t i F E fi I i fk f 4 F i | fH # ii i