Evening Star Newspaper, June 16, 1891, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY, AT THE STAR BUILDIN 1101 Penasylvazia Avenne, ccrner 11th St. by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, 8. H_ KAUFFMANN, Pres't. Tre Evexixo St city by carrie wen § Sherr STAR $1.00 per year; +8300 seine matter sulmeriptions tee of advertising made ki ist be paid in advance. wn oD application. st Office at Washington, D.C., a8 |! he £vening Stat. WASHINGTON, D.C. TUESDAY. JUNE 16, 1891. FINANCIAL. PPEMPORARY OFFICES WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY, 1001 F ST. N. W. CAPITAL, ONE MILLION DOLLARS. NEW BUILDING, COR 9TH AND F STS. N.W. ‘THIS COMPANY PAYS IN EREST ON DEPOSITS. George F. Schafer, N. H. Shea, Thos. Somerville, John A. Swope, J. S. Swormatedt, Georze Truesdell, B. H. Warner, A. A. Wilson, S. W. Woodward, A. S. Worthington. this summer, and mney to deaw tnter- ee ember, this couupany pays inter- ee! on balances sunjectto check at sight. MEETING OF THE SHAREROLDER oC THE FIDELITY {SVESTMENT COMPAS ¢ the District of Columbia will be held at the offke Gf K'H Thayer, Atlantic butiing om FUESDAY. JULY 7, 181, Al 7 3) P. Me ‘or the purpose of dimimiabing ite capttal stork under Ess provische of section oksot the Revised: statutes relating b ‘ . ashington, 3, 18 ALBERT M. READ, <UFUS H. THAYER, OLD, HAMEL, Directors. PAVED 2. JONES, aS. A. SAMPLE, Axp Sea: oy and havy off-ere will be mafied some interesting matter about Ife ineUraboe by send- varus yd 1325 F st. ti.w. With Equitable Life Aswurance Society. Je15__ ¥E AN INCOME ON YOUR SMALL PAY- m the “purchase of real estate af bottoms ‘ine Ariwick pretium potex. Twill call maaey 1. Ist, or WASHINGTON, D.C. DARD OF DIKEC TORS INDU AND LOAN ASSOCIATI Dear si contain. vs of the repurchase of to des i ‘method of buy- Stock from her estate the amount of sav iadrupled out in ‘easy payments arterly inakes the association edesirabie institution im the Distret for persons of moderate Reepectiully yours, REBA H. MORRIS. _SPECIAL NOTIC SPECIAL NOTICE NOTICES. Washington News and Gossip. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE = TRICT OF COLUMBIA. | Georze W. Hi te This canse bein rete f the proceeds of aa Doe. 20. # to state distribution n partnership real lows all arrears of taxes tue prior to July eq SCOTTISH RITE.—MITHRAS LODGE OF Perfection. Stated meeting at the Ca- suede on TUESDAY, 16th Jue, at 7:30 p-am. Work 6th, 7th and 8th Jel ALEX. H. HOLT, 22a decree, Sec'y. >. 1. 009 F ST. What Gen. Boynton Says of the Movement NATIONALIST CLUB, ot erdiaana Index to Advertisements, ‘Labor Movement.” baid with 6 per cent penalties now fixed it the time will expire JU L proceed with p.. at whieh time and pl rsons having clairas against the said firm of Holden are notified to O'cloc esent the CLLY POST OFFIC Dregent the aay ef meet with, @. ¥. ATLEE, W. M. ‘willbe taken possension of by the <a> A SPECIAL COMMUNICAT: ‘ers we, No. 1, F. A. A. Klas cornet of ven VENING, the 6th’ insta: Work the E. A. degree. All members are earnestly rou fasomie I UESDAY ‘Ok, OSIRIS LODGE, a ‘Stated communication will be Creek Park commission, whose opinion of the tish Kite on WEDNESDAY, movement to discredit the Rock Creek Park act as unconstitutional was asked by a Stax reporter, said: EE ested to be present. mat te gretnren Of sister lodges fraternally invited to | Doe, Ladee. of sf Je UNTRY RE. 8:30 o'clock to attenid the 1uneral of P. G. C banat cin COUNTRY BOARD.. E Ti TOF FICK. —Very scon the old La established the i'Pa ave., will the government and thi bu Wart Where su inany Fare an! of every dew ription have been dispensed by biin wii nd, knowing the fact, governinent and the old anction mart. where so many of every description have been nese im INr. cor. 11th and Tare and elezunt articl be taken poswewsi dispensed by Vaggl with his partner, tthe old J.C. McGuire mansion, O12 yove olor upyiner wen ‘Or specialist on. th MORKOW, TUESDAY, W. Spier, jeweler and opty Penn. know if no more: partuer, Mr. Chas. G. Sloan, went at 1400 G st. at's Jone ee! auction business weni takes the curn: the eye fresof charge. ‘QUE ae at iil -thven bo a to handle sil ki Wo entire miis‘action. "A bazar will be TOMORROW. ‘an, mn 11 a.m. till 7 01 sister lodges are invited. onder of JOSEPH HINLY- Ce Gs a caf be consulted TO- ASSOCIATED VETERAN! aaere AS | BP ECS ED VTE RASS, TIONAL an 310 Uh e . EXCURSIONS. &e FAMILY SUPPLIES. (Opticians, Philadetphin, Ba. MASONIC.—A" SPECIAL COMMUNICA- | FoR RENT ¢Flats a Of the finest estab. istinents for the sale of horses carriages ut 1:csl and Lxs! Ht their main office, which ts ess of such character and in the 1m the for t! le of | WORN Chiisces. WIRE GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Qdjustable Window Scregns, €2.25 ‘Teen ; Netting, inch mesh, light erade, per 100 Green Wire Cloth, 134c. per foot. LEVI CURRY & 00., 13th and H two squares above surpassed tur any busi- most central location Jet} cost CAUTION. —WISHING ALT. OF OUR MA- chines to ive the highest degree of satisfac: ton, we particularly Sheraun, Mrs. C. B. Gaither, John Eller, Joseph Gi Sievers Bros., M. B- Talty, 4013-3t utiun those having old ones of ‘A DEAD HORSE NOT A DEAD LOSS, — The following persons, having claims in the asessinent of the Pennsylvania Live Stock In- Till please call “at cftice tor thelr 5. ‘Compan: P O'De 3. Leach, G. 7. ‘white sbigciarecs. Hany, are mediate aiten WHEELER & WILSON MF air d. and only the ‘inost reason- m2 bei DON'T YOU KNOW it is "very poor economy to buy the best of marketing and then put it into a CHEAP REFRIGERATOR, expecting it to keep eweet and pure? Good bousekeopers with correct fleas of economy ALWAYS BUY the best Kefrigerators, as they SAVE THEIR COST im one season im the preservation of SUPREME COURT OF ‘TRICT OF COLUMBIA. Holding « special ter for Orphans’ Cost business, Tn the matter of the est of the District of Columbia, of Michael Guerin, deceased. No. Application for the probate of tament and for letters testamet the said deceased bas this day been Lf persous Interested are ber last wal and tes: 3 jE hE, The WISCONSIN PEERLESS RE- - wuaranteed to keep tts contents sweet and fresh or money will be Fetunded. You will find it for sale at W. H. HOEKE'S CARPET AND FURNITURE WARE ROOMS, COR, 8TH AND PENNA. AVE., my19-Lm Who is sole agent for the District. FRIGERATOR tiled to appear hy the said will . 10 show cause éd and aduuitted to probate and let- ‘stan@ntary on the estate of the said deceased rovided a copy of this for three weeks in the w Reporter and Evening Star previous court: A. B. HAGNER, Justice. shouid not issue us prayed. URCHASED A BUMME SUIT FOR 1OUR Howe? = mmense stock of Summer o jorses, including Sheets, Blankets and Coolers, and deel The Sheets ran from, dod Value for the price. ve an equally wide rune of cost. vad taking your borwes away for it would be well to secures full equipment before starting. J. JOYCE'S SONS, 1 1030 Connecticnt ave. everything necessary for BS ire re uiting WINDOW SCREEN FRAMES, 17. EACH. ADJUSTABLE WINDOW SCREENS, $2.75 DOZEN. WIRE SCREEN DOORS, COMPLETE, en dane Ae BO = the propcivtors rahe THE TRANSPOuT A- Ei ABS. OMNIBUS VEHICLES FOI 240 premntann on every #30 invested from | on the THIRTY ISe8 in accordance mussioners D.C. mp By order of the Ci ie for Silverware, Jewelry. Laces, Fine Goods Charges moderate. yosit boxes for rent atthe very lowest Fates. ny 10-3m, ‘Valuables of all need any weddin, ‘sai Itisnot equal to encravi cheaper and at the sae tlie caRY, Ebbitt House Barber Shop, writes: “I have shaved 30 beards with that ‘K. B. Extra’ Razor WITHOUT HON- ING and the edge is still sharp. Judging by our sales it is év.dent that the people of Washington are not slow to recognize and appreciate a good thing. ‘The price is $1.98 and we are still giv- ing a fine strop with each razor. WOODWARD & LOTHROP 20th, 11th and F sts. n.w. myl63m READ THE STAR'S SUBURBAN ‘column of today for news of NORTHWEST ALEXANDRIA, It will pay you. A. M. GORMAN, Manager, J013-3t 608 13th st. n.w. FOR RENT (Offices) FOR RENT (Rooms) . FOR RENT (Houses) FOR RENT (Stores). FOR SALE (Houses). FOR SALE (Lots) FOR SALE (Horses FOR SALE (Pianos).. M., will be held at Masonic Temple, WED: June 17, 1801, at 730 pin. Work second Members of other lodwes fraterna!ly invited. won 3c. FILL. ats; warm § PeShotons ie jarke an. YD EH "Biudtiey, The weather in likely to therly winds, and on YOU LosE SECEEEE CEST E EE EESTT IF YOU DoNw'T ‘Use our Band Sawed Lumber. Even thickness. Kiln dried. Made from ood North Carolina trees. This lumber pleases everyone who uses it. LOCAL MENTION. LOST AND FOUND... Eee MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN. NOTARIES PUBLIC OCEAN STEAMERS, POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. PIANOS AND ORGAN! LIBBEY, BITTINGER & MILLER, 6th st. and New York ave., 11th at, and Oat. s.0. T WILL NOT PAY ANY BILLS contracted by my wife, El JOHN T. WARNER, .D LAST EVENING by the Hod Carriers decided on 28% cents ber hour, but accepted 2+ vents hour until turther Consideration.” THUS. HAMMIS, Presid : LA IIG HANI OWOARAWES WWE WERECEHIZGINGELECIGOD Do you want your family to be worth $5,000 when Possibly you do. Probably you are not worth that amount today. But S2ei7 aH should leave at least that aimount to Lis AND YOU MAY DIE TOMORROW! rtificate will not cost as much as the nts are made so easily that you will eit; why.not you? Call'or send for circulars. 7 THE WASHINGTON BENEFICIAL Keaeens Tier tits nue, $117,509; customs, $306,766. E. T. Hatt of Ohio has been chosen as chief clerk of the immigration bureau, which has dd under the new law, with ex-Representative Owen as superintendent. Extexpine tae Too Just been orga: @= NOTICE OF COMPLETION OF TAX AS- Mi Richardson, treas- having reported to —The date for opening Proposals for the erection of two large steam cranes at the New York and Norfolk navy yards has been extended from June 16 to July 1 next. urer of the town of Hyattsville, me that the board of assexsors hase y in Hyattsville, Mi by notified that apy With Spring Hinges, Hook and Eyeand Knob, @leach. i. slam Prnterena PHisieite hina oe Feu BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. SUBSCRIBED STOCK, $903,000. Bas the best plan devised for securing a Home, EIGHTH ISSUE OF STOCK. NO BACK DUES REQUIRED. =H. D. BARR, IMPORTING TAILOR, 25 FT. GARDEN HOSE, COMPLETE, ‘With Couplings and Patent Nozzle, $2 each. GARDEN HOSE REELS, 75c. EACH. BGP ™AT LONG anricte iy THE ‘suburban column of today’s Star about Northwest Alexandria is very interesting. Jo13-3t pha chamaeee i te Sue ‘Kichardso1 THOS. M. MORAN, President of the Board of Commissioners. Fourtn-Crass Postaasrers. — Fourth-class postmasters were yesterday appointed as fol- lows: Virginia—W. 8. Barnett, Bradle: J.F. Necessary, Chirchport; J. R. Swecker, All Spring Novelties received. PERSONAL. G LADY GREATLY IN A FULLY GUARANTEED LAWN MOWER, 93.75 S-QUART ICE CREAM FREEZER, $1.35 EACH. FOULIRY NETTING, 2-INCH MESH, The Stonemasons’ Union. Ni meeting on the 11th decided t! 3, wi 1 sate, Se Jel3-3t' H. Any amour loaned, repayable $13 per month on each Fou 22 advanced. " Shares. 1 ‘per month ou cae dey Privuewe of withdrawing at any time and receive uaranteed 6 per cent certiicate with each deposit. OFF Harrison Dim Pres. Seine, Seren, OETiccee tees. Seth Ses. TRUSTEES. ss AMERICAN Spetee ¥ 5 acorn co. For pamphiess ani information appiy at the office, Joi SAND 013 FST. WE Lewis Jouxsox & Co. BANKERS, Sun building, 1315 F st., Formerly Pa. ave. and 10thst. DEPOSIT, DISCOUNT AND EXCHANGE. CABLE TRANSFERS AND LETTERS OF CREDIT. 301m INVESTMENT SECURITIES. MM. * 208son & co., BANKERS AND BROKERS, 1333 and 1335 F st. NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS, CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS, | Taking you into its confidence. gives you s Handsome ON MAKGIN IN LOTS TO SUIT. Direct private wires, Constant quotations. Telephone, 471. my23-Im" T= NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY ‘OF Wasi 108. Chartered by special act of Cousress January 22, 1867. ‘Keorganized as « TheST COMPANY Under act of Congress of Uctob company begs from the contfolier of ite certificate of Teppamization under the act ci Congress of October ly sea A» heretofore, and for twenty-four years past. this Company will Tecerve secufities, silverware and Other Yaluabiesfor safe keeping in its hire-proof building abd Wil ‘rent safes or boxes ib Jroof vaults, which haw ern appliaoces. Under and by virtue of the act of Congress of Octo- ber 1. 1800, and the certiic ate of the Controller of the Currency tat it has fully couspiied with the law in alt Fespects, this company will, sn widition to the business beretofore transacted by It, act as executor: adininise Irator, receiver, aws:znee and as committee of guardian, Gf estates, and will receive and execute trusts ct every Sewription commitied tot by any court or by inde aa, Au trust fands and trust investments are kept Fate and ayer: from the anects of the company. Sidee whieh protection iis company has a capital of Deposits will be received Tou: fen cents upward and toserest will be gliowet B devontts. Teceipted for and kept without charge, BENJAMIN F SNY DEL, fied ©. GLOVER, First Vice Fresident. ia: MES M. JOHNSTON, Second Vice Frendent - FRANCIS RIGGS, 7 reasurer. a EL. SIURLEVA. - ‘Directors. Willtam E. Char! ke. Ross Perry, Le Georne H. Piant, mers, F. Francis Kugwa, Glover, Zenas 0. Kobbing, John F. Rodxers, . James, Benjamin P. Sny ler, fier L stares lenry A. Willard, Andrew Ws lie. TEWR=BULY. W. & Hises, OU Broad Manager, Meu.ber Washington Stock Exchange LEWIS G. TEWESBURY & CO, BANKERS AND BROKERS, 1385 F ST., WASHINGTON, D. c., b= Aa 1 for cash or ob imargm Stocks, Bonds, Snsuens 8 yer ialty. Ali Local Bec urities deadt in. ve Constant quotations’ B apt emetaticas ait inarieta "Telephone S45. gu 'o. W. MACARTNEY, Member N.¥. Stock Ez N & MACARTNEY, GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 F ST. XW, Bankers oxi Leaiere hi Government Fxchenge. Loans. Collections. Bailroad Stocks and Uendsandall acorns inted on, eearbanges of Sew York, Puiladelphic’ Brome tot iimore fought sid voll ‘A njeciaity toade of iveatment securities. District Bonds art siliocal Matioas, Ges, fnsurance and Tele: cue Stuck dealt in. ‘American Bell Teivphore Stock boucbt and sold. iy18 No Cacse For Nicuruane OVER BAGGAGE FIENDS. THE TRUTH WELL TOLD. WASHINGTON. D. C.. MARCH SHIS CERTIFIES THAT i PCKC SK OF MK JAMES S. TNE TEARS AGO AND HAVE. TONCE, AND if Is 8) LD No? EXcHA NK # iT HAS Bees U his aNd was wists SASHINGTON, D. C., MAY 28, 1881. 3,5, FoRuaw BA SIR IT GI ri TO THE bxc AVE TRUNKS WA AN TWENTY Fw. LED OVER TH ‘TOPHAM'S TRU: MANUFACTORY, MM PA AVE N.W. FACTORY: 19908 yT.¥.W. Per 100 square feet, 70c. @=> NOTICE TO Ci semegge june. i 2) Dc. rey Will eneing Monday, June IN THE SUPKEME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.» al. vs. Hubert J. McConnell et Perry, the chief clerk of the dead letter pflice, who is convalescent from a serious attack of pneumonia, has returned from Fort- Mary A. Desihund It is by the court this I ordered that th mish O'Leary. e 0 James O'Leary, Delia O'Leary, John frnment positid Address P_B. L", Star office. POSITIVE FACT. WE AKE 18! first-class sec at JUSTH’S OLD BY amount from “oc. up with the | tained. POULTRY NETTING, LIGHT WEIGHT, Her 100 square feet, 600. PAYING FULL AUTHORIZED PRI Williams & tended to and st wae (VATE DETECTIVE AGENCY, Co. Communications 220 F st. Bw. BARBER & Ross, COR. 11TH AND G 87S. N.W., Opposite Boston Dry Goods Store. <@=>WEST END HARDWARE T have added a stock of builders’ hardware, tools. &e.. which I propose to sell at fair. pri + adjustal ‘2eT8, fe bor stove, reduced to it to close out stock: tin Screen doors, all sizes, complete, 90c. rindow’steena, ae B-pig” howe Durnor gas stoves, #2; igh tow treat ress Monroe and will go in afew days to the mountains. He is better, but has not recov- ered his strength. ‘illiam J. 0 Leary, ir appearance to. be entered herein on oF Ue ‘occurring forty days after. this day; otherwise. th Hi weeded, case’ of detault, sa iu ‘the Evening Star and the ter. The object of this suit is to obtain a sale f se of partition of orutinal lot | Not Goxz to Onto.—Pressure of important business has caused Secretary Foster to post- pone his visit to Ohio. He expected to leave today, but will not be able to get away fora week yet, anyhow. i. SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS RR? ty Inatitut ing tyere se POWDER THE BEST IN T! of imitations that are put up in red on the bos." “Depot ke myfiim" Baca 'e: ‘Bend youronies _ LAWN TENNIS SHOES, STRIPED, ed, Brown, Tan, White ne wr. Tan, Cltaswers, Fears ace sendy ‘DEXTER STEAM LAUNDRY” Ts now located at 344 Pa. ave. nw. ie Tac ed Proprietor. GOOD WORK ONLY. ck work at lowest prices. ‘Where work will patronage of my We Pursexr A sensible ides for young married couples to ponder S12 Lith st. nw. ‘Two furnished rooms will cost you annually at least 12 X 15—or $180. RUFUS H. DARBY, PRINTER, 1308 Pa- ave. “throuvh to 1311 D st. EWSPAPER, RAILROAD, MMERCIAL AND WORK ORAL best equipped printing office south ‘ork. Fourteen presses, tons ot type, skilled men.” Low prices: “Quick work © ‘epecialts: Press work fering ends. Wrens tr e years of Parlence. Your orders 3 guaranteed. THE ADVANTAGES THE DAL! aaece Rubber Dental. Plates. over a ‘ever invented are manifold. It conbines the {ualities of rubber and guld at reasonable prices. destroys the odor so perceptible on the breath of fe wearing rubber, “ue to the saturated, Pethe rubber with decomposing inaterial ore health of three-fourths of the people were them: wold-lined plates don't wait until you ington. dent ‘the dental yh ; Fefer You to s eminent pl inion as Dra. Magruder, Lincoln, Yarrow, § Bogan, Winter, Caldwell” Send toe pamphies aetes ronials, societ to DRLYTa. Be'Bt> Pore Ne vere ate, Bios Wenz Orexep yesterday in the bureau ‘avy Department for the work of repairing and mounting the astronomi- cal instruments in the ne The result of the bidding will not be made public until tomorroy dence nearly completed on the southeast gurner of Delaware 2. from the Capitol, 12 lai Inepect aud apply forpas ‘aud apply for aspect aiid a pl3 for of equipment of th naval observatory. HAVE YOUR P ‘Our prices are from 13 to department ia carefully conducted. 8. WILLIAMS NE, 806 ¥ RIPTIONS PUT UP 26 percent lower than Smuven Pracuasrs.—The amount of silver offered for sale to the Treasury Department yesterday was 459,000 ounces, and the amount purchased 29,000 ounces, as follows: 25, Ounces at $0.9810; 54,000’ ounces at 90.9320; ae at 80.9825; 120,000 ounces at OUR 87.50 SERGE COATS AND Vests will help tokeep you cool. Colors, Black, Biue, Light Gray, Dark Gray and "ure and prevent disease. fou, are affected Eny" plate ran be Kerstoxe Nationat Baxx.—The Secretary of the Treasury has forwarded to the mayor of Philadelphia copies of all letters and telegrams on file in the office of the controller of the cu! Coat and Vest made without lining. CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION, EQUITABLE BUILDING, 1003 F ST. ASSETS, 81,225,274.18, The 2ist issue of stock open for subscription and Shares are 82.50 per month. Office hours from a.m. to4:30 p.m. daily. On the first Wednesday of each month the office will be open trom 6to 8o'clock p.m. Advances are made promptly LITERALLY THROWN AWAY! OUR EQUITABLE ES. 12 X 10-or 8120, floor open as one: ae cc Per cent of money .| rency in relation to the affairs of the Keystone jogether with certified copies of three reports made by the examiner. FOR SALE—AT ROCKVILLE, WEST END ‘Terrace, opposite residence of Mr. Robert diey, an elegant 14-room home: imodern ime Provements, fine «rounds: rour commun National Bank, t GEORGE sPRANsy, 404 7thet. aw. Assistant SECRETARY NETTLETON says that it is not true, as reported, that he has refused to pay Rand, MeNally & Co. for printing the min- utes of the board of lady managers of the world’s fair because they were not in accord- Af desired. ‘ARCHITECTS, 608 14th st. Pamphlets and information concerning the ob- Ject and advantages of the association furnished upon application at the office. THOS. SOMERVILLE, Prest. JOHN JOY EDSON, Secretary. AT THE END OF THE TERK ‘Happy possessor of that amount of property in YOUR OWN RIGHT! Is further argument necessary? At the office of the myl9-tr_ W: G. WARFIELD SIMPSON, Cor. 9th and G sts. n.w. GAS AND VAPOR STOVES, ‘Yes, people are long headed. After Seeing the fine stock of Suitings and HOUSE & HERRMANN’S ‘Trouserings lam making up at are- IN THE MODERN GAS RANGE ALL THE ‘objections hitherto urged against yas as means of cooking have been entirely overcome, 80 that no houseboid is now complete withoi Of some sort. Call and examine the “SUN DIAL,” T, use in the ance with the record kept by Miss Phebe Couzins. He wtid no such question has been presented to the department. KT TO ut @ Kaestove Suprtizs For THE Souprers’ Home.—Dids were received and opened at the Soldiers’ Home on the 12th instant for fresh beef, salt beef, mutton, corn meal, corn, oats, bran and William Galt & Co. were the lowest bidders for flour, T. C. Griffin & Co. for forage and Nelson, Morris & Co. for beet. ‘This weather lends you the Neglige Shirt ‘will help to satisfy it. You can get comfort and style combined in Madras or Cheviots, collar and cuffs “RELIABLE,” iGTON GASLIGHT COMPA! IT 18 A PROVEN FACT ‘That I carry the LARG: snd isore complete STOCK of AM. in'this city. A singlecall at miy sto ou that tay BICES are ag LO) Tonacco Sratisrics oF census office has made public the tobacco sta- tistics of Tennessee. The total number of planters in the state during the census year the total area devoted to tobacco, ; the total product, yunds, and the value of the crop to lucer, ‘estimated on basis of actual sales, ‘Trxwessex.—The Gag WATCHES will convince Was any first NITED STATES. “TIMEX JATES given with all Brst-class WATCHE: A. L. SALTZSTEIN, Manutacturing Jeweler, 505 7th stn. Branch cor. Main and Granby sfs., Norfull mye-sm JOSEPH AUERBACH, duction of 25 per cent they under- stand and say—there's naught left but prestige—no profit. ‘And there isn’t. ‘That is why I am doing the heaviest business of the season. 0 Tremere to enter, CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES, 27, G21 and 237th wt, (027 and 636 Mass. ave. n.w. Sole agency for the Peerless Whitney Carriages. TO TOURISTS AND THOSE CONTEM- Plating a European voyaye we would disset Sttenfion to our “Travelers Ousket mer Trunks ipes, from $3 to Bid each.” Fe Our patrous we will mark and deliver Steamer tiaise <3 peasty any steamer sailing from New York, Hee SOD WA RSE LOTHROP, my23-3m 10th, Lith aud F sts. n.w. HOT WEATHER APPAREL, Caxaptax Lotoraxts.—The Secretary of the Treasury bas suggested to the Secretary of State an amendment to the consular regula- tions so as to permit persons intending to emi- grate from Canada to the United Btates to oath for the entry jousehold effects either before the regalar port or consular officer at = Canada, at the Departments taining 8 . Ladies! Dy Basket Trunks Bole Teather ‘Trunk, ‘Tiekeoenekt Franks, Heat Auigetor Sass" Gigsatete ‘Dress Bult Caves, let Cases, Cisivas ‘Extension C Steamer rigs and extra w : 4 ve went of Enylish and. American’ Steairey Hig atid bhawie “or ‘railway wenvely in ‘Plaide ain] ‘or the con: paras American Steamer their teams an the collector of customs at before a United States place near their residence in 1 HAVE A, ,CAGO OF RENBURGH Wik, CLEWTS, mE G. WARFIELD SIMPSON, (Cor. Oth and G sts. n.w. CELEBRATED REFRIGERATORS. JUNE WEDDINGS. DEXTER STEAM LAUNDRY, Has not been removed, but will be continued at the old JAMES P. EDW. TOL option of the intending emigrant Cavaray Dai at Fort Myen.—The first of the cavalry drills at Fort Myer under the new ES. | dispensation was given last evening and as an exhibition was an unquali crowd, including many Indies, drove out from the city, and Col. Henry end his officers and ts of many complimentary were watched xtremely well. ified success. A large men were the: remarks. The colored tr The drill begen at 6:30 o'clock and lasted about Per cent discount on watches, allo’ yw above Sromys 29 . silver plated To reduce ‘stock we purchases at our store’ rratinente can thus be 1220 Pennsylvania aventie. Cold dry-air ctreulation. Matches left on the Shelves wili readily tenite when taken out. SLATE STONE SHELVES, always sweet, clean GEDNEY & ROBERTS, ‘Makers of Invitations, (W, 10uL st. near Gas Omics mys Strongly built with Ktln-dried lumber sc that NO SHRINKING OF JOINTS OCCUR. 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AT THE REQUEST OF ONE THOUSAND and one of our customers we have provided space {or a junch roow on thesixth floor of cur 10th street building and have opened thesame. Weare ‘Bow rrepared to serve them in s first-class manner. mb20-ion WOODWARD & LOTHROP. 1107 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. THE PARK COMMISSION. to Discredit the Act. Gen. H. V. Boynton, » member of the Rock “Iam no lawyer, but applying that modi- cum of common sense which any citizen may ciaim to possess, I should say that some of the Propositions made by these gentlemen are non- sensical. When it is asserted that the com- mission has no legal existence because Gen. Casey and Col. Robert are not appointed on the commission by the President the applicants for dismissal of the commis- tion's petition seem to lose sight of the fact that these two members of the commission were officers of the government already and that they are assigned to this duty, which is in line with other duties they are often called upon to perform. A MISSTATEMENT OF FACT. “As to the second point, that Congress has in the act devolved a judicial function upon the President in the adjudication of awards, it is a misstatement of the fact. The President has nothing to do with fixing the award by ap- praisement. The commission is authorized to mnake offers within a certain limit and those offers must have the approval of the President. There is nothing in the act authorizing the President to adjust the awards. “Again, it is complained that the owners of the land are deprived of the right to havea Jury determine the values. The Court in Gen- eral Term in a decision in relation to the con- demnation for the post office site held that in its exercise of the right of eminant domain no case arose between the United States and ® citizen as required the intervention of a jury. THE ACTION OF THE CoMMIssION. “They complain that because in the act Con- Gress has assumed to control the action of the commissioners designated to appraise the value of the property to be condemned and to restrict the rights of the ondents by limiting the amount which shall be llowed in the aggregate for the pay- ment of property embraced within the limits designated as a public park, that Congress has undertaken to acquire the prop- erty within the prescribed limits of the pro- posed Rock Creek Park without the consent of the owners and upon a compensation limited to a fixed sum ($1,200,000), regardless, alto- ether, of the adequacy of this sum t6 be Just compensation therefor. “Now the commission does not undertake to appraise values and Congress does not put any limit upon the appraisement under condemna- tion proceedings. The commission is merely authorized to make certain offers and Congress has limited the aggregate of these offers. If these are not accepted, condemnation proceed- ings are to be resorted to and the aggregate of the appr ents may be greater or less than the offers by the commission or the limit of what the commission is permitted to offer. Congress puts no limit on the valuation that may be placed upon the property under con- demnatior proceedings.” IN COURT THIS MORNING. This morning a number of tho interested parties appeared in the Court in General Term and stated the fact that some of the parties (infants) had not appeared. The cort directed that guardians ad litem be appointed for such and enlarged the time to answer. On the question as to naming parties to serve as appraisers, the chief justice said the court would receive suggestions of names of parties eo - THE NEW FISCAL YEAR. Changes to Be Made in the Interior Depart- ment on July 1. The changes in the number and salaries of the employes of the Interior Department, into effect July 1, are as follows: Office of the Secretary, no change; $4,000 appropriated for the preparation of the Official Register for 1891. Office of the assistant attorney general—In- crease: One law clerk at $2,000; one clerk -of class three. General land office—No change in number. Salary of chief clerk increased from $2,250 to $2,500. Office of Indian affairs—Increase: Two clerks of class three, two clerks of class two, two clerks of class one, one female messenger at $840. Decrease: One female laborer at $660. Net increase, No change. ix. Pension off Patent office—Increase: One law clerk at £2,000, two principal examiners at €2,500, two first assistant examiners at $1,800, two second assistant examiners at £1,600, two third assist- ant examiners at $1,400, two fourth assistant examiners at $1,200, one clerk of class 4, one clerk of class 3, two clerks of class 2—total, fifteen. Office of education—Increase: One clerk of class 2. Geological survey, office of the commissioner of railroads and census office, no change. Summary of changes in the number of em- ployes in ‘the Depariment of the Interior to take effect July 1, 1891: Increase—Oiice ot the Secretary, none: office of the assistant attorney general, general land office, none; office ot Indian affairs, seven; pension office, mone; patent office, fifteen; office of education, one; geologi- Survey, none; office of commissioner of railroads, none; census office, noné. Total, twenty-five. Decrease —Office of Indian Affairs, one. Net increase, twenty-four. APPOINTMENTS AND PROMOTIONS. The following oficial changes have been made in the Department of the Interior: Patent office—Appointments: Miss Bessie Madeira of Iowa and Miss Menta E. Wood of Indiana, copyists, £720. Resi : Mise Ex telle J. Brereton of Connecticut, copyiat, #720. of Wisconsin and Mrs. Mary A. Saltmer of Pennerlvania, clerks, €1,200 to 1.400: Michael William H. H. Smith of Desertions From the Army. Secretary Proctor has preparod « statement showing that the desertions from the United States army are less now than st any time since the war closed. The per centages for the past three years ure: 1889, 11 per cont; 1890, 94-10 per cent; 1891, 6 . The cent of Sen mon SSeesthe in May than in any other mouth in the year. ‘The statement further shows that the ratio. decrease in desertions is constantly inereeing, ipazoaccerae aos in April than in March of the same year, i Hi | eri ich will be made in accordance with the pro- visions of the appropriation bill which will go OHIO REPUBLICANS. Opening the Most Important Cam- paign in the State's History. THE CONVENTION AT COLUMBUS. What Promised to Be a Fight Over a Chairmanship IT IS SETTLED AMICABLY. ANTI-CONVENTION TALK. A Clash Between the Sherman and Foraker Forces Likely— Major McKinley's Arrival. Spectal Dispatch to Tux Evexixe Sram. Coxvames, June 16.—The hottest sun of the summer beats down upon this city today and finds it followed with « surging mass of humanity that grows denser every hour. As the trains bring in new delegations it Promises to be the largest republican «tate con- vention in Ohio for years, and there will be lively competition for all the offices excepting the governorship and the auditorship, for which offices McKinley and Auditor Poe will, Tespectively, be nominated. nees for an outbreak between the Sherman and Foraker men seem to be increas- ing. Sinjor McKinley arrived at 11:30 and was re- ceived with a great demonstration The convention was called to order in the Grand Opera House at 2 p.m. Ex-Gov. Foraker is detained somewhere in the east and has not arrived yet, but is expected this afternoon. Senator Foster come in from Cleveland this evening. Among the Ohio people who have come in from Washington to attend the convention are W. J. Rannelix, Walter 8. Thomas, F. B. Coulter and John J. Frimple. a THE COLUMBUS Co Opening the Most Critical Campaign in Ohio's History, Corrmnve, Ouro, June 16.—The mort critical campaign in the history of Ohio politics opened today when the gavel fell on one of the largest and most enthusiastic republican state conven- tions the buckeye commonwealth has ever known. The importance of the result of this campaign not only to the state but to the nation, is fully realized by the typical “Ohio man” ‘today, and all the artifices and devices known to modern politics will doubtless be ex- erted by both parties to win a favorable ver- dict from the peoplo in November next. SIGNIFICANCE OF THE CONUgpT. With the ciection of Gov. Campbell to the gubernatorial chair two years ago the demo- crats won a most decisive victory in the buck- ye state, and the struggle which the republi- cans ha now begun to bring back Obio to their party will only be equaled by the efforts Which the democracy of the state and nation will exert to retain the vantage already won in this quasi pivotal state of the Union. It is felt, though no one explains why, that as Ohio goes this year «o it will goin the presidential elec- 1892; and it is this feeling, which with amounts almost to c a that makes today's convention a “its temporary, chairman remarked, “which will make history in this great commonwealth.” ENTION. A KINLEY'S NOMINATION UNDOUBTED. The nomination of Wm. McKinley to the high office of governor has been « foregone conclusion for some weeks and made the con- vention which opened with so much enthusiasm and good feeling today rather a love feast than ‘one of those contentions political gatherings which engender strife aud ill will so fatal to party enccess. The renomination by the democrats of James E. Campbell fot another term is also predicted safely, warranted by the signs in the political tky, and the chief Contest for the next four months will be between McKinley and Camp- bell, the candidates for the other state offices being almost lost from sight in the great in- terest which centers in the leaders. ‘There were three conspicuous figures in to- day's convention, three men who, in public timation, towered far above their fellows, whose appearance singly or together was in- vanably the signal for applause, cheers and wildest salutations, yet, withal, men who bore their honors meckly and whose very modesty and reserve called forth increased public ap- plause. THREE REPRESENTATIVE MEX. The effrontery of the typical Ohio man was not exemplified today in ber three favorite sons—Sherman, McKinley end Foraker of the “big four,” as these men, with Secretary Foster, bave been irreverently or jocularly termed by the Ohio press for some time past. No one man appeared to receive or indeed to seek for more homage than his fellows. They have not always been closely associated to- gether, at political factions go, and today’s di- Vision of the honors and strict reserve were perbaps much the result of tacit preunder- Standing on the part of these three distin- guished party leaders. ORGANIZATION ALL PREARRANGED. It was arranged early this morning that there should be no dixputes over the organization of the convention. For some days many of his admirers have been insisting that the eminently proper thing to do was to select Senator John Sherman as temporary chairman of the convention. Right here the first serious dispute arose. The ambition of ex-Gov. Foraker to succeed Sherman in the United States Senate, should the next leginle- ture be republican, is well known, and the For- aker men waintained that ‘it wouldn't be complying with the conditions of peutrality or implied armistice to sl this pref- erence to Senator Sherman. It also. de- pended upon the action of the com- likely that body would select in spite of the muttering: until the name of Gen. Am S. Bushnell was suddenly suggested by the Foraker men as a compromise. GEN. BUSUNELL A COMPROMISE. Gen. Bushnell is a man who has always kept clear of the factions which have for years em- barrassed the republican party in the vtate, and the Sherman men were disposed to accept him as « compromise. As the Foraker faction about this time began to talk about op- posing any resolution indorsing Sherman's sen- Storial record and boldly moving to substitute Busbnell’s name for Sherman's the floor of the convention in case the ister for rm it = matters the latter for al were brought to a climax by Senator Sherman this morning asking his friends not to press bis name for the permanent chairmanship. SENATOR SHERMAN'S ANNOUNCEMENT. i TH Hl hi! i E i ut i ru i E q tif H E i is lt : di 4] d i Hl it ii tie Fil J