Evening Star Newspaper, June 20, 1891, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS. 1101 Pennsylvania Avenue, corner 11th 8t.. by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, S. H. KAUFMANN, Pres't. New York Office, 88 Potter Building, ‘Tre FEvewrvo St.n ts served to subscribers in the city by carriers, on their own account, at 10 cents Det ‘Week, or 44. per moni Copies: the counter, 2 Cents rach. iy matl~any where in the United EKneds_postace prepaid _O-cente per ATeRDAY Qua Sz, year: with forwign posta added, 2.00, A» OL 00 Der years ‘atered at the Post Office at Washington, second-class mail matter. —— ‘2 All mail subscriptions must be paid in advance. Rates of advertising nade known on application. Vo. 78, No 19,078. Che Foening Star. WASHINGTON, D.C. SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1891. TWO CENTS. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. =" HAVE ENDEAVORED Tiroweh this card to make you acqnainted With the celebrated WISCONSIN PEERLESS REFRIGERATOR—and trom the quaatity sold Wehave succeeded beyond our expectations. ‘The season is now well advanced and toclose ‘out those left on hand we make you the liberal discount of 20 per cent W. BL HOEKE, . STH AND PENNA AVE my19- 20 Bole agent a DR. MAGRODER MONCASTER BAS ‘moved his office from 1405 New York ave. to Bw. Telephone call 57. 3018-hi by Kae sees, 711 3d wt. a . RICE, BUO- ing Works, stil ia FE CAN warcHEs, REDUCTION IN PRICE. (Our entire stock of Waltham and Kigin Watches at greatly reduced prices. M. W. GALT, BRO. & CO., Jewellers and Silvermmiths, $o17-O 1107 Pennsylvania ave. <q=> SLEEPING UNDER BLANKETS. CUOL- ‘ent place eant of the lakes. thermometer not SESE eee ss week Coicoads Hotel poreb, At fagne exg co ba RR. 95 ee day excursior g=> PUY YOUR WIFE PERFECT SUCCESS GAS RANGE. THE HOUSE COOL. Tt will cost $18. Gas will cost oni; ar #1.500r ‘foptsas. YOU CAN SAVE THE HOUSEKEEPING SS Grain Ct money ani etrensth anc renew the health of your thet to Rock Enon Syria for the 3 special rates apply ATT & SONS, Sun butiding, L315 F st. BSE re are sate GEORGETOWN MASONIC HALL AS: ‘sociation. —A meetin of the stockholders of ‘ve-named association for the Sidersn the propriety of Batidine will ated f MONDAY, June % Board of Directors. Jo1d-3t Masonic Hall. Hy at7 By ‘of con- erecting sn addition to MASONIC.—OWING TO THE INCLEM- ent weather of yesterday the complimentary excursion ‘of "Washington Centennial ce, NO. U4, FAAS st.) will be repented on the 234 instant. ‘ST tickets iniied Yor June 18 will be nood on TUES- DAY, June “3. (OU GIVE ANF TRSTON? quoting lowest prices to be od work. ai PRICES TO CHURCHES, RON ADAMS, Printer, Lith st. nw. WINDOW SCREEN FRAMES, 17%. EACH. ADJUSTABLE WINDOW SCREENS, 82.75 DOZEN. WIRE SCREEN DOORS, COMPLETE, With Spring Hinges, Hook and Eyeand Knob, $leach. ‘2% FT. GARDEN HOSE, COMPLETE, ‘With Couplings and Patent Nozzie, $2 ‘each. GARDEN HOSE REELS, 7c. EACH. A FULLY GUARANTEED LAWN MOWER, 93.75. 2 QUART ICE CREAM FREEZER, $1.35 EACH YOULTRY NETTING, 2INCH MESH, Per 100 square feet, 60c. SWARS' SPECIAL RACKETS, 94.35. BARBEE & ROSS, COR. 11TH AND G STS. N.’ Opposite Boston Dry Goods Store. 9p7-3m FOR SALE_ Two new bricks—1407 and 1409 334 st.. imeton: 6 including speaking mo. IN THE MODERN GAS RANGE ALL THE ‘objections hitherto urged against as os a Ineais of cooking have Leen entire! that no bousebul ss bow coupiete. Gf sone sort ‘Call aud examine the “BUN DIAL.” “GILT EDGE," “ECLIPSE? and “RELIABLE, * GASLIGHT COMPANY. ‘overcome, 50 Suarsiove At the offce of t =e % <q=siT IS A PROVEN FACT Bhi FNS ES EARGesr, nandeoment und ihore completes 1 OCK of AMERICAN WATCHES in thiscity. As'nsiecall at my stores will convince pea tbat my PLICES are ax’ LOW ax any feat class hous: ‘ia the UNITED STATES. “TIME CERTIET- CATES given with all Srst-class WATCHES. A. L. SALTZSTEIN, Jr. Manufacturing Jowel TO TOURISTS AND THOSE CONTEM- 4 European voyage we would direct “Travelers Ourditing Departinent,” ‘nine Steamer Trunks, Ladies’ Dress Trunks, wt Trunks, Sole Leather Trunks. Light-weught ikea Aiuneator Baws, Giniaione Bays. "Dress . Tollet Cases, €: camer rics and extra wrape-—in all sizes. An exten PS, opines, St Polit and” American RASS ty Stomper suing eee ee ee SODWARD & £5 _ mys Jech, Lith and F ste. THE BUSINESS HERETOFORE CON- ducted st the corner of 6th and C sts. n.w. Unler thenauie of DEXTER STEAM LAUNDRY, Has not been removed, but will be continued at the old sand under ‘be name of TOLMAN STEAM LAUNDRY Everal Youre the Dexter Steams Leese terior Screral pours fa the Dexter Steen and on the 18th of December, 1890, bowebt vut the remain- Fengui fovea prodcieucy with JAMES P. TOLMAN, EDW. M. TOLMAN. ee OE wavs, GEDNEY & ROBERTS, ‘Makers of Invitations, 90; 10th ot, near Gestion. mys a agiereo IMPORTING TAILOR, 2111 Pa. ave All Spring Novelties recetved. A Gazar Svccess 00 UE REMOVAL REDUCTION SALE 3 [AS BEEN MORE SUCCESSFUL 00 THAN WE ANTICIPATED. THE PEOPLE, HAVING EVERY CONFIDENCE IN US, HAVE BEEN VERY LIBERAL WITH THEIR PATRONAGE, AND OUR STORE HAS BEEN CROWDED TO THE DOORS EVERY DAY AND ALL DAY SINCE THE SALE COMMENCED. TO THOSE OF YOU WHO WERE UN- ABLE TO GET WAITED UPON WE WOULD SAY THAT WE NOW HAVE AN EXTRA FORCE OF SALESMEN AND AN PROPERLY ATTEND TO YOUR WANTS AT ANY TIME i, JOTWITHSTANDING THE LARGE XE AMOUNT OF BUSINESS WE MUNN HAVE DONE, THE STOCK STILL CONTAINS AN AMPLE VARIETY OF STYLISH GARMENTS-ENOUGH TO GIVE EVERY ONE A SATISFACTORY cuoice. REMEMBER THAT EVERY GARMENT WEAVE ISIN THISSALE. NOTHING IS RESERVED. HEAVY-W EIGHT SUITS, OVERCOATS AND SEPARATE ‘TROUSERS, SPRING AND SUMMER- WEIGHT CLOTHES OF EVERY DE- SCRIPTION-ALL aT FROM 2% TO SO PER CENT LESS THAN THEIR VALUE CAN YOU NOT USE SOME OF THESE SUPERB GARMENTS AT THESE IXsIG- ‘NIFICANT PRICES? ROBINSON, PARKER & CO., * AMERICAN CLOTHIERS, &.& COR 7TH AND D STS ¥.W. iis a3 2% STRAW HATS IN THE LATEST NEW YORK STYLES. GENTLEMEN'S CASSIMERE HATS AND DERBY Bats. Bm sTIWEMETz 2 sons, wiz 1887 Peanevivenis ave JOB, c. ¥ 1 wo can offer JelD-1w “x B= "71 60T Two ov THE “K. BEX. ome and bath. all mode mbes; lots 16x48.00 ‘tra’ razors, with the understanding that I could exchange them if they did suit. I tried the razors and found them 80 very good that I find no need changing. I will say that they compare ‘very favorably with any make of razors that I have ever tried, and I have tried them all.” |. W. DABNEY, ‘*Welcker's Hotel Barber Shop.” ‘The price is $1.98, anda fine strop free. WOODWARD & LOTHROP mylé-sm RUFUS H. DARBY, PRINTE! ook, 2a Ss The larvest ited. ‘10th, 11th and F sts. n.w. not for ave throurn to 1311 D st, REWSPAPER, MAILROAD, SHOW, COMMERCIAL AND WORK OF ALL KINDS. i =. ‘THE ADVANTAGES OF THE DALY ‘Gold-limed Rubber Dental, Plates over ail imvented are manifold. It con:bines the qualities of rubber and old at reasons! on the ible prices. breath of ted condition Dr. Ku. c Dental Association, xo ‘wait until you are affected; any ‘with gold ail Washington den: endorsed : Pefer you to su: ‘as Dre. Winter, Caldwell. ALY, M. Be. D-b.8~ Ole New ‘Ke., to Yori ave. said t of the people were ‘affected by id-lined plates cure and prevent disease Plate can be are making the dental ang medical pro- blgsicians for r, Lincoin, Yarrow, Sowers, Send for pamphlet of ton: JOHN A. wy 1i-dma OUR $7.50 SERGE COATS ‘Wood Color. (Cost and Vest made without lining. GEORGE SPRANSY, nie su 7thst. aw. Will help to keep you cool. Colors, Black, Blue, Light Gray, Dark Gray and AND square feet, We. _fel1-Im ==> WIE GoODs OF EVERY Di jastal Window Screens, $2.25 Addi Window Screen Frames, 15¢. per doz. Fouitry Netting, 2inch mesh, licht grade, per 100 ‘oreen W. ’ ire Cloth, 1c. ner fon me 8.0. cor. 1:3th and H LET US DESIGN ing and ‘Urnish 73 per ceut of money if desired. & CO. sts. n. “JONAS, 8 & CU., ARCHITECTS, 08 14th st. .w. eu lin = mb20-6m WOODWARD & LO AT THE REQUEST OF ONE THOUSAND and one of our customers we have provided space for s lunch room on thesixth floor of our 10th street building and have opened thesame. Weare ‘Row prepared to serve them in a first-class manner. yEHROP. Be EXTER ean CauNpa” Pa, ave nw. Miers work, witt be received on chil stter June cronage of ty old friends and tie y HENRY i jell-Im ‘The ‘Ublic 1s solicited. DEXTER, Proprietor. Tei.. 1002-3. st, to GIS 12th st. n. 7 tuerapeuti are. fuantities at a tiie, GOODYEAR. be MELVILLE ‘WE WISH TO INFORM THE LADIES DRESSES, LACES. Lace Curtains and fine work of every description. YALE STEAM LAUNDRY, G22 10th st., near cor. F n.w. ‘That we make specialty of Laundering Fine deel SFEOTALIST IN ‘Hours 10 to 3. ‘Storage for Silverware, Jewelry. ghd valuables of ail Kinds. C STE: Secked, Brown, Tan, mat stock and best assortment. has removed trom “his office, S15. Fine Goods lerate. S. ‘and $1.2. Special prices to clubs orde at 2. ‘Lin: ‘We take pleasure in announ:ing ‘our stock of Flannel, Silk, Madras MEN'S OUTING SHIRTS TO ORDER, RUBEL that and ‘Cheviot for Men's Neglixee Shirts iscom- plete and embraces all the new and cor rect styles. We make a specialty of Fine Custom Work. We use only the beat ‘materials, employ none but skilled hands and guarantee that for superior work- manship, style of finish and scientific Perfection in cut and fit our Shirts can- not be excelled. Samples of materials and prices cMeerfully suruiahed on pitcation, ‘ment, first floor, first annex. MPANY. be aaa a Leave your orders at Men's Depart- mh20-6m = WOODWARD & LOTHROP. an dealers in ICE, COAL, WOOD AND LATHS. testing gti ee chee DRIV! BSCOT. here to. AND Cu ‘and RED. 45,000 TONS from, our DEFOTS nae VER DEST {a7 ICE forsale WAGONS. ere ‘DISCOUNT on ICE TICKE: ‘Best grades of COAL snducement. YUBE specialty. Send in orders Vico Presicent and early. ‘Masente. SS Ke PONOUNCED BY ALL TO BE THE HANDSOMEST SUBURB, NORTHWEST ALEXANDRIA Has leaped into the foremost rank. ITS UNEQUALED CONVENIENCES, ITS MARVELOUS BEAUTY, ITS SPLENDID IMPROVEMENTS, — HAVE MADE 1T FAMOUS, : MONEY wr. BE LOANED YOU With which ‘te -aild s home, Washing- ton's shee "s investors are buying in Northwest: exandria, Remember, the Prices and {r.tucements to home seekers FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY. ‘Washington and Northwest Aletandria, ‘The journey cbasumes but 12 minutes and the fare fe only cents. DO NOT CARRY MARKET BASKETS Around towh’ between and after office Douregatheting “tomorrow's provisions.” ‘Your daily supplies will be SENT TO YOUR DOOR ‘Ifyou reside in Northwest Alexandria, Remember, you are within Ten Hundred yards of a city of 18,000 inhabitants, ‘where living costs fully one-third less ‘than it does in Washington. For the present lots 50x135 in NORTHWEST ALEXANDRIA ‘Range from $250 TO $550. ‘They will double in value BEFORE YOU KNOW IT, Great pleasure will be taken in showing you over the property. ‘and prospectus. A. M. GORMAN, Manager, 608 13th st. aw. 3220-38 On the l excepted). nthe ie13, Send fora map OFFICE OF THE of each month. fory ENJAM. NATIONAL SAFE DEVOSIT COMPANY Washington, 15th st. “and New York ave. June 1s 1801. After this date, until otherwise ordered, in addition hi ‘Office hours, the Sav.nws Bank Depart- ‘Company will be kept oven until FIVE (2) QCLOCK F-31 for'the reception deponte, as low On the 15th da: nT j of each month. On the Ist, Zand dd days of eacu month (Sundays 15th day fall a. is on Sunday the 14th day will be substituted, JAMIN P. SNYD! President. —" Geonce’ W. Harvey vs This cause being reverred to ne to state distribution of the proceeds of sale of certain spite, notice is hereby given that I willl proceed. with the said reference on orelock p.m. Honse, Ti asiiington, D.C. 's having clatins asa: ‘Hoiden are notified to present the Jeld-s,tu,th,sdt i. NDAY, June PREME COURT OF THE DIS- TRICT OF COLUMBIA, s. Thomes Holden etal. No. ‘Equity Doc. 29. sane. JAS. G. PAYNE, Auditor. nership Veal 22, Isvl, at 1 iy oflice, in the United ‘States’ Court at which thne and place all the said firm of ‘Harvey an = county. f ‘Clement EVERY jedi OVICE TO TAX PAVERS 1:52) county, those Will be at the realestate vilice of Janes 1 (ONTH uw to receive si ‘who do For the purpose: het F st. n.w.,on the 16TH DAY 0) Ww. CW ntil August, frou 12 m.to 5 o'cloel is taxes. “The new law requires nt oF land will, be returned delinquent tice 38 Lerein given that ‘without delay. = disabled men RA C. McMILLAN, Sec = THEY WERE one whit. retary, ! 0. Dept. Sot each cs ACG. AP! U. 8. CAPITOL LODGE, NO. 149, ORDER ‘ot ‘Solon. an associatior y Tor its sick anit disab third AONDAY EVENING: aw. nt. my30, Je13,27-3t" G. WARFIELD SIMPSON, ‘TAILOR, Cor. 9th and G sts. n.w. SURPRISED. All who have accepted my invitation of the past two weeks were surprised at the melt in prices. Yes, Prices on the balance of my stock of summer Suit- ings and Trouserings are low—very low—and the work is not being shirked Drop in and take a look. Good pick- ing yet. @. WARFIELD SIMPSON, jel-im ‘Do You want your family to be worth $5,000 when you diet TAILOR, Cor. Othand G sts. n.w. Possibly you do. Provably you fatty. not worth that amount today. But wuld leave at least tuat amount %o bis AND YOU MAY DIE TOMORROW! A 95,000 certificate will not cost as much asthe cigars you smoke. im the i detinguent tht th at 448 ik at. ‘Presider xs he Busi $i etndeavor Society, 7 July 9. Strangers cordially invited to the chureh. MOUNT VERNON PLACE M. South, cor. Oth and K sts nw. figbtunaa in behait ‘of pe one 4th and B s.e., Rev. John Ches- "p.m. y's C. BE. Tuesday: prayer meeting Thursday ; both at 5 p.. oi =>FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, corner 10th and G sts. n w.—The gq: METROPOLITAN PRESBYTERIAN th ines Lie," ning the © ‘ashington mission; 8 p.. to young men. "Sanday school, P.m. Prayer meeting, Tag excision was postponed tg acess a y evening. ‘ar services ¥.P.8.0-E. necting at Matic ied’ by’ Dn ‘Bischof, Orezaust”” Sanday schon. a cho : 5 8:50am. Curistion Budsaver meeting, 7B. me NO evening preaching service. Pd TRINITY GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH (cor, 4th and E sts. n.w.)—Sunday services farm. and 3 v.C. H. Lucbkert, pastor. Second Sunday English service at (30 Pam. German’ Sunday school 9:30 a.m. it a> SSEMELY PRESEYTERIAN CHURCH, Rev. Geo. 0. Little, pastor. Sunday schoo! ‘30am. Proachinx by the ‘pastor at ML a.tuy " X. 3D ST. li TIAN CHURCH, hi Lana 8 ‘Mis N CHURCH, B. Barby, pastor, — ‘Sunday school at 11 and 7:45." ¥ 3. _ Ail very welcome. It” ‘ Services on Stnday. June 2 i. All seats free except at 1 Ree H OF THE EPIPHANY, G ST. bet "Mi it Ww aueY. aarel COR. Srm AND F :' Preachins by the pastor at 11am, . 13th and 14th sis., Kev. = ae Walter H. tor. btation Israel Mi help us. lection for debt of. | Sake ere Sunday school, Rev. & 8 oar m. & Kospel service. Frayer meeting rebing. Strangers are cordial'y invited. ;=> SOME FEATURES OF CONGREGA- ‘tionalism” will be Rev. Jones’ subject at 11 4m. and a* ‘Straight Shot" will be the 8 p.m. subject at the Txbernacie, opposite National Museum. Seats tree. Welcome to ali. it PAUL'S CHURCH, 23D ST. NEAR Washi Gi Rev. Alfred Hard- ® 'a. m. holy commu- Jnorning service and sermon. “§ p. ta. NINETEENTH STREET BAPTIST ‘i a'n., ection by the pusior, “ey Brooks, D.D: :S p.m. sermon bs Rar PN. W, June Si. a.m. rand i. RET. Pastor. =r TEMPERANCE TENT, 8TH ANDI junior Rec Speak. Sunday night, ‘echabit ‘Tent, Dr. E. GOSPEL MEETING FOR MEN ONLY. ©. A., 1409 New York ave. ‘0. W.. Sunday, 4:30 p.m.’ Address by, Me. Geo. G. Ross the interior Room for a big crowd in gymnasium hall. Orchestral music. Come early. All ing, tr Stee, Re vited. BAPTISM ADMINISTERED AT METRO- vices. Gréen Clay suuith, 11 a.m. and'$ p.m. “All in q=>CHURCH OF THE COVENANT (PRES- byterian), Connecticut av -W., Rey. Teunis §. Hamlin, .D. D., ‘pastor, 4 at li a.m. and§p.m. A ‘Question Box Sery— 9:30, we GURLEY MEMORIAL PRESBYTER ‘Church, Le Droit Park. Florida Seppatachina by’ the pastor, Wey. Wiliam 5 at 1La.mand 8 p.m. Sacrament of the Lord's supper at the morning service, Sabbath school at 3:30 p.m. welcoac STvice Thursday, 8 p.m. Strangers always welcome. . Preaching by the W.H:Furguson, ; ening at 8. Tuesds —Sunday “ atiurncon, Cainmack ‘Tent, habites, in. charce: Mr. "Phil 5, Steele wil ly by Weshington . Lee, G.C. R., and ine speakers. the Y. M. a “Christian Heroism.” Good sini men wel- it Bepartment on | & CHURCH: OTH AND 5 pastor. — politan Bapt Her JH Church, corner A at evening ‘Preaching by pastor, eq GRAND REOPENING SUNDAY AT THE pistons . W. E. wader of Asbury M. E. Church, astisted ‘by Ie 0. Carroll Pistor will preach. Subject, it" GoW. cor church prayer meeting, 8 p.ta. @ >! IFTEENTH STREET M. E. CHURCH, comer Bat. n.w.—Preaching 11am. oy pastor, Rev. L. A. Thirlkeld, and at 6 p-m..by Dr. J LL. Sabbath school,’ 9:30 a.m. Temperance qweeting. 31 p.m., addressed by Hon. BR. W. Andrews. yer nieeting, ‘Thursday evening. 1° Ne BLAND ME. CHURCH, 10TH AND 1 ie ph 11 a.m, and 8'p.i., preaching M. E. Church, 5th st D.C. Love feast, 9 s.1n. Alex. Dennis of ‘Ebenezer -m., local preachers’ meeting. J ineeting,” Kev. J. E. Rowen, Pi ‘of Mi. Zion. M. ae) TEMPE nai rent ind Penna. ay ‘spel temperance ieetins, Un les Ship Lode. Speakers, Patterson may Le expected. Cou: Bre 201 L pst, Gr Yemperance uweting SUNDAY, June Mr. J.B. Tecitations, & MAY T. Sunda: ‘school ; 7 p.au. a on Phrirade g=> SUNDAY, JUNE “&~ benefit of "simpson" 5 GRAND RALLY FOR Chapel, M- E, church, nt ave.—Bervives at Ll atu iensbure; at 3 pem,, Rev. Ay S0p.uk, Rev’ A. Young of a . iuomas, poston. * = AN ETERNAL HELL? WILE Bes Gol or tot ean eet Subject at the tent on ith near Kn.w- at Sand 8 pan. fay. Hgliowine) this on Monday” and. Tet :Spintuatinm. Te Te of Gody Man or the “Resurrection of the Body." “All invited, It ne’ p and others. A very imteres W.S. ROWLEY, Chairman. 1 St. nw. —Gr: Harisock will address the mecting Mrs. E. A. CHAMBERS, President. LLOYD, Secretary. Te ont, Junior, SUNDAY. shincton Hall, 43 and at Temperance Lent rthem. No spears. 1t* FIRST BAP 16TH ST. Beer iive scott A. Stake! pastor.—Sunday school, y leavor, 7 p.m. Aji are cordially invited to attend. 1t* —_ Alb inembers of I. A. 1 notified to 3891." Nomunation of officers and other business. BY Order of the asseiubly. ATTENTION, CARPENTERS! , K. of wenext roxitiar meet! HURCH, COR. OTH AND 8 . Samuel Shannon, pastor.— Chudren's day Lapusin of cluldren and an n., Prayer ‘o'clock Thurs. here attend pe Sune 22, 3620-2 = Will close 4620-2 a ae BEREAN BAPTIST CHURCH, 18TH ST. | <a) 7. Milton Waldron pas: bject, ‘The Goiden tule.” Law of God,” a responsive Al CLOSE BRADBURY PIAXO WARE ROOMS daily at 5 p.m. until September 15, 186) Pe Wek. VAS WICRLES Kerident Manaier, oe A poli in the New Lork A contritvutes to ease of mind and guarantees indemnity Jor fatal or disabi ompiete without one. ‘cents a day. that dents are insure apes ‘of ereat beauty 3 pen... class in the sty’ of ihe “Tite of y ‘Tuesday, public Bible ss, essay” oy Ml Ut nd the church debt are to be paid Sunday aL.ount paid in during the day will be annouticed hixht. Iverybody cordially invited. 1 PROVIDE FOR TRAVEL BY LAND OR y of insurance against accidents ent Insurance Co. 0. New York ing injuries.” No traveler's outht 9.000 po-icy costs less than 1f you do not travel, look out for aeci- happen at home." Wherever you in the “New York” and be happy. THOMAS & TAO! G37 F st., Mere. bat. bet. Gand H sts. pastor, Sabbath school. 9 jax, Ji a.m. and Sp.im. Young peopl T. Keil Be POUBLE REMOVAL” SEE PAGE 4. ing, 7. Service preparatory to the com:nuni ‘Thursday at 8 pan. Strangers are cordially welcome at all services, it kK], MARK'S LUTHERAN |) ‘H, Fea TOG received froi Peter Print; treasurer of Northern Liberty. Council, American Legion of Honor, the sum of two thousind dollars, veins aount of insurance in suid order on the life ot iny late dauguter, Jennie C. Neal 4¢20-3¢° Ath and C sts. 8... Rev. W. H. Gotwald, pascr Sunday school, 9:0) a.m.” Preaching 1 in. and 7 .,Gosbel temp. ineetins, om Stidress by Bu. Chapman. Second. anniversary eer- mon in the evening ‘Uy the pastor. Lutuer Aline, id mvited. it FES, JOHNS CHURCH, “GEORGETOWN ‘Ost. bet. 32d and 33d, Rev. J. A. Regester, riFY HAVE 2. oud, HAT I rt No. ANN M. NEAL! 1121 6th st. 8.Wv. Fectof. Services ‘toumorzow? Prayer and ser- g>PE. JOS. H. MOORE HAS RETURNED | inch at Liqeventns prayer at Orvemed lowe tees froia Hot Sprin-s, Ark., and_ will treat a | ere cordially invited. ramdiaaas” Minted nun:ber of cases. Dt. ELLA CASE MOOLE | ne 5 Will treat MECHAN z. E Gicth and E.) the ladies. For ILY FIGHTERS” IS E. HEZ 0. abject Sunday night, # o'clocl renches at 11 ain. All seas free. rticulars cal il at the toaL iSST.TUTE, O42" ‘ate Second ga The er rs ie, ae meegesi sear LIBBEY, BITTINGER & MILLER, 20, Use our Band Sawed Lumber. Even thickness. Kiln dried. Made from wood North Carolina trees. umber pleases every one who uses it. ‘ptist Church, 4th st. and Va. ave. URCH, ices weather ie likely to be showers; warmer; (UNITARIAN), 114m. and 8 p.m, yOoU LOSE 1 2 OF OUR FATHER (UNIVERSAL hand L, Prof. 8. A. Whitcomb, 11 s.m.;"Sunday school at 9:45 diincali eyes, Adiouined wentiny of fhe wctety IF YOU Don’T to Marstall Hall on the Macalester Som lays Sam Washington News and Gossip. Pace 16 -Page 14 12 and 15, -Pase 16 BOARDING. BUSINESS Ci COUNTRY BOARD. CITY ITEMS. COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. DEATHS. i ALT Heke T ws eal Sesh Se wswwwwwwwseaee rw swe EXCURSIONS, & FAMILY SUPPLIES.. LOST AND FOU: MANICURE, MEDICAL. REPEL CELE MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.. NEW PUBLICATIONS. NOTARIES PUBLIC, OCEAN STEAMERS . POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. PIANOS AND OKGANS PERSONAL PROPOSALS. PROFESSIONAL. BEGSHEE SPECIAL NOTICES STAGE EXCURSIONS. SUBURBAN PROPERTY. SUMMER RESORTS. WANTED (Board),, eeeede i i WANTED (Lots). WANTED (Rooms) WANTED (Situations). WANTED (Miscellaneous! Govenxaexr Recerrrs Topay.—Internal rev- enue, $417,512; customs, $547,144. Gex. Bussey, the assistant secretary of the Interior Department, left today on a trip west. He will be beens about three weeks. Heavy Gotp Sairments.—The director of the mint has been informed that $2,500,000 of gold was shipped from New York yesterday and $250,000 from Boston. Tux Tonrzpo Boat.—The aate for opening Proposals for the construction of the sea-going torpedo boat for which advertisements were issued yesterday has been fixed on August 26 next. Surrmexts rm Boxp.—The Secretary of the Treasury has designated Eagle Pass, Tex., as a port from which imported merchandise may be shipped in Lond in transit through the United States to Mexico. New Baxxs.—The controller of the currency has authorized the Holcomb National Bank of Toledo, Ohio, to begin business with a capital of $300,000 and the First National Bank of Kali- spell, Mont., with a capital of €50,000. Fourta-Crass Posrmastens.—The following fourth-class postmaster were yesterday ap- pointed: M. 8. Hazlegrove, Angola, Va.; E. F. Quesen' Port Royal, Va.; P. Shelb Prldomore; Va J Brith Boberta, Ve.” Tar Casa Gnaxpe Rurx.—Secretary Noble has approved a contract for repairing the great Casa Grande pre-historic ruin near the Gila river in Arizona. The sum of $2,000 was appropriated by the last Congress for this pur- pose. New Presrpentiat Post Orrices.—The fol- lowing fourth-class post offices have been raised to the third or presidentia: class, to take effect July 1 next. The salaries of the postmasters THE HAYTIAN SITUATION. The State of Affairs Being Watched With Apprehension. No official information has been received here of the mooted intervention of European powers in Haytian affairs. The fact cannot be disguised that the state of affairs in that dis- terbed republic is being watched with appre- hension by our own government, but there is still a strong belief that the Haytians will be able to restore order without outside interfer- ence. As to the attitude of the United States government toward the reported con- templated concerted action of European nations nothing can be predicted until it ix definitely known what this action will assume. It is recognized as a fact here that “strong” government is about the only govern- ment that can maintain order in the ‘semi- tropical republics, and that unless the ruler adopts the most vigorous ve measures his tenure of office and the reign of internal peace are apt to be of short duration. Conse- quently the government of the United States is notlikely to view, with unmixed satisfaction, the interference of European powers in the domestic affairs of our small sister republics, even when the conduct of their rulers is nt to ite own ideas of fair dealing and comity. But if it — be true that the resent raler of is mentally irresponsible and has un- justly visited bis wrath upon foreign residents of the country it is unlikely that the Monroe doctrine will be invoked to protect him from the consequences of his acts. That doctrine was intended to prevent further E colonization of America and to estop the oppression of the people of the American re- publics by Euro) powers. It was never Maintained that it set aside the fundamental Tight of a nation to protect its subjects from maltreatment and the abuse of their property rights when residing in another country, and if the proposed European action is limited to the discharge of that ty itis improbable that any logical protest could or would be made by the government of the United States. GORMAN AND THE KEFORMERS, ‘Men Who Find the Maryland Senator Not Like What He Has Been Pictured. The Maryland reformers have been fighting Gorman for a long while without accomplishing much. It looks as if they might all be consid- erably older than they now are before success attends their efforts to get the better of him. His political methods, whether or not they are as bad as his enemies say they are, seem to be such as to hold the support of those who are the controlling force in Maryland politics. He possesses a powerful influence over the politi- cal workers of that state, and this is not sur- prising to those who know him well. The repu- tation he has in certain quarters of being more or less indifferent as to the character of tools he uses as long as they are fit for the accom- lishment of his purposes may prevent his ever ‘oming @ presidential candidate and might, if he should get a convention nomination, to him the full mugwump vote. If the party should choose him for their standard bearer it would be difficult for him to find any one to his campaign for him as well as he could do it for himself. A Sram reporter met @ prominent young Baltimorean the other day—a typical reformer, ‘one Who, in association with ali his relatives, has been actively in the field against Gorman every time there has beens primary or an election in the state since he reached the vot- ing age. He gave expression to the most sin- cere astonishment at the many disappoint- ments he and those of his way of thinking had met with in all their fights. One thing which he said he could not understand was how a man not possessing the ‘education could make such striking short speeches and always give evidence of ability, as Gorman does. in the manner of contidence the young reformer added that it was difticult to make the reputa- fit the man as strangers found him. , This young man’s uncle has been the in the most determined fights that have been made against Gorman. but this uncle—the re- form leader—had never met Gorman to speak to him until last winter, the social gulf between them being so great. Last winter a matter of business took him before Congress, and to his horror he discovered that the only mau who could be of any service to him was his political gre also given: Catonsville, Md., $1,000, and Berkeley, Va., $1,000. EASTERN PRESBYTERIAN, n.e., Re STH AND G Pastor.— M. N. Cornelius, D.D. Freacaing at 11 at: and p.m. This Sabbath school, 9:30 a.tn. EV. GREEN CLAY SMITH, THE Pais tor, ‘will preach “at Metropolitan Baptist or A and -, Worniny and even- ‘st at the Well of Sychar:” : ayer of Love.” Baptisin Oth st, and Nw York ave., provriste choral’ music, Ander And H. beock. Superintendent School, Mr. J.’ O'C. Roberts. ‘The public 1th at. and Ost. ne. liy invited t6 all services.” Time, ‘Sunday. keke terms want T. 1t* Offices, Kellog building aid ‘24, quick wor F ‘@. tm. ; preaching at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Thurs- Gay, prayer meeting, Spin. It NEI D THE REV. FRANK —s eee a ee C5, Dupout cirie, at 11 am, Choral evensony at 3 3 G NOTICE —A SPECIAL AT 20c. ONLY 000 ff. ;near my northeast office: ‘usual rk ‘must be done or 25c. will Le H, GARDNER, iSth and G n‘e, =" STIEFF PIANOS sed at the several school commence- iments during the past week will be of- fered by us at These pianos were selected for this Purpose because of their excellence in weneral. E., COR. 10TH AND Fitzhugh, pastor.— . nw. The great raluy of the preceding Sunday continued, 114.1, Rev. W. B. Johnson, D.D. ,consregation and choir: 3'p.in., Rev. Dr. Dasey'of t ie ai Chureh and coir: 8 p. of Baitinore will preach and ev. send, D.D., recorder general land office, will people to fester ener eq; METHODIST PROTESTANT CHURCH, S lst st. bet. Mand N sts, Bw Hey. Wal” .. ie Town ie° REDUCED PRICES, PFEIFFER & CONLIFF, - ,WAUGH M.E. CHURCH, 3D AND A STS. Boe ee ' ne, Alex. E. Gibson, D. D.. pastor.— 2020-10 516 11th st. nw. aching, i by tev. H.R." Naylor. D. D. Presiding Side in., by ‘the pastor.” Thursday’ P.1u., prayer meeting. All are cordially welcome. = Tou ‘Aud the payments are made so easily that you will MGtners have done it; why not you? Calor send for circulars. THE WASHINGTON BENEFICIAL Je16-1w ENDOWMENT ASSOCIATION, 419 10th st. HAVE YO! at th Our “prices are 1 ot Temple 1 to 25 aruguists cha ‘This departusent is carefully conducted. se 16-Im ‘Store open all ni a en FIELIAMS & CO., Cor. Sth ‘und F sts. nw. Clothing for Blankets ‘thei out. 1: yor autend t ck bol og wy € a PUT UP "percent lower than gq HAVE JOU PURCHASED A SUMMER Be shar POE Nat We have an immense stock of Summer and Horses, including Sheets, Doviers, aud, desire to close ‘The Sheets run frou 73 cents to Value for the price. “The other ve an equally Wide range of cost. ing your away [or the summer it would be weil to secure a full ‘equipment be‘ore starting. ANDREW J. JOYCE'S SONS, iPand Lod Commncticas ave, . i for ttle Horas, Stable and Carriage <a EQUITABLE CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION, EQUITABLE BUILDING, 1003 F ST. payment. ASSETS, €1,225,274.18. ‘The 21st issue of stock open for subscription and ‘Shares are $2.50 per month. and those Gonvevaiize in wartine toe to of vevauice in wal <0 sectlou. Satisfaction guaranteed: 317,20.22 <a NVESTORS ANI <qe>MKENDREE CHURCH, MASS. AVE. Bre between Sth amd lon sta, Bee Praae ineUy the pastor, LT. Wideriuan, D.D.. atl aa, aud paar Youne people's meeting at’ 7:15 pris Sunday school at ¥:00 a. hu. ents iree for all: Pie g>CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, COR. 8TH and H sts.n. w., iuev. sauiuel H. rece, pase tor—Sunday” school, 0:0 a.m. Prof. Geonce Godsend of Chicago Uatveraty wilt preach at Ii am. stor at 8 pein i After evi Sernion, KENDALL CHAPEL BIANCH. con. 135 GET OUT id -» Rev. The Outwater, pastor.—Sun- OF THE RAIN? Gay school, :45am. Preachinwe Ii ath and & pin, ~~ al JAP! ie Sah end an oes — Pairiuan, superintendent, —Sunday school, 3: Te wet bem. ‘All ars, cordially invited to these services. “Jt necessary if you | (g———5X. M. C. A., DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. owna Mackintosh Coat.—— Be Tomorrow P. me. Shiloh Church, Lat, Most serviceable adjunct Pm bet Toth end Iith new.) “Why should we havea ¥, tos gentleman's ward- | 3. robe. .C. A. in this city! Address by Mr. Powhatan jot notes” by ‘and iriends, Bagnoll and “*briet ns By wemnbers and Ks ang nt A welcome tor ail. DAVID ident. 1t* ‘ou will won low you | 7 — .E. CHU! 1. V. lived #0 long without Eliott pastor Sanday gc, G0. one. —— Preaching by pastor, 11 and 8 p. uu. Zouns people, It knows no season. —— 7).m. Prayer meeting, Wednesday. Laymen's meet- Handy all the year | ines Ete WEGHO — round. — — RCH, REY Wa M. Ferguson, 2 Sunday Dior Petesoaiy in atyle | Rest thaghone and Hela. preach at Principally in atye | Pastor. “8 Den, by presiding eldet, Be and material. Naylor. 3 tal JOSEPH AUERBACH, 2 Pastor. Sub. ose DAY comFoRTS, iti, paca tc the anton tae or AL a. e Pe ae me eg aS Ts iva of Principle’ “The public sre tavitok 1 ave. .Y, ave., cor, 15th st.) | ono HRY ; foseatteSias a PF upeAeudahey | gS psnumpe cuoko aw Lares ; . ‘eervice ; oe B D.u., éaiee a “= N BAPTI ROH (UNDER TENT) a0) ME a rome HOME SEEKE} lots unter 500 will io weil tp heast office any ev, J. H. GARDNER, Offices Kelloge building and 15th and G Otfice hours from a.m. t04:30 p.m. dafly. On the first Wednesday of each month the office will be open from 6to 8 o'clock p.m. Advances are made promptly at 7 o'clock. myoSm Pamphiets and {information concerning the ob- Jet application at the office. ‘THOS. SOMERVILLE, Prest. reacted Be hiss ‘of 252m oF Faxi ‘advantages of the association furnished upon a, ATTENTION. (as! pone Stare Aonicuctunat, CoLLeces.—Secretary Noble has issued instructions directing that the third payment of $17,000 to state agricultural colleges under the Morrill act of August 30, 1890, be certified to the treasary for payment on July 1, 1891. These payments will be made only to those states which have shown them- selves to be entitled to the second payment. Tae Astatic Sqvapnox.—The commander-in- chief of the Asiatic station reports the follo ing location of the ships of that squadron May 27: The Monocacy (tempora: flagship) was at Yokohama, Japan. The Alliance ‘left Yoko. enemy. This placed the reform leader in an awkward position, but there was no help for it, and he determined oP ype great dignity and get throug! as Tall an peeuibia. When be tied. to cond bis card in the Senate chamber to Mr. Gorman the doorkeeper refused to take it because it wae during a time of day when the sending in of cards is not permitted. ‘This the gentleman ina very uncomfortable position. To send a card to the Maryland Senator at all was to his mind compromising enough, but to have to wait in the lobby an hour oF more for him meant an entire loss of dignity. “If you ure a personal friend, 80 that the Senator won't com plain of my violating the rules, I'll take it in, said the doorkeeper, bending the card between his fingers and hesitating. “That's it; personal friend; he will not complain,” said’ the re- hama for Shanghai, China, May 26. The Palos left Hong Kong for Shanghai May 24 and should arrive May 28. Ex-Scnozox Gexenat Pump I. Wares, U. 8. navy, director of the museum of hygiene, 1707 New York avenue, has been appointed by the Secretary of the Navy as a delegate to represent the United States naval service at the seventh international congress of hygiene and demography, which meets in London on ee next. He will sail on the 15th of Exorsen Carrmaz, Investep im Pxnv.—Re- ports received at the bureau of American re- publics show that during the last three years the progress of Peru has been marke and a groat desl of English capital’ has gers companies orgusiand lish capi the Jovelopment of Pera Guring thet tice shows that the amount of capital so invested aggregates $8,243,000. ‘Wnt Avreat to THe Supreme Covat.—Acting Secretary Spaulding says that the government will certainly appeal from the decision rendered delj the government for refund of duties on hat materials. The amount involved in the question is about $20,000,000 and the government has already refunded nearly $2,000,000. A Prorest Acarsst Exrvtson.—Secretary Noble has received a memorial from persons living in the Chickasaw Nation protesting ‘fin of May 19 on the ground: that it on nforoement would result in i E ? s Ht E i t i i & ie it t ft | i | } i i | fi | IH a may ‘has issued a to i [ i | z | pe inh é = il former nervously, and the card went in. A minute later Gorman bad burried out and the two men who had never shaking hands cordially, the one cool and af- fable, the other nervous and red with embar- rassment. The Senator treated his caller as if he had beew a warm friend of many years’ standing. his business for bim ina most satisfactory and accomm manner, Sons hay sus ill Spd prcteanen Soudl saps courtesy one we gent co! from another who was kis friend. After all the business bad been and the embarrassment of the reform leader had subsided the two got to talking of state a “You have the best interests of Maryland at heart, as Ihave,” said Gorman. “Why should we antagonize each other? Iam we have met and hope we shall understand each other better hereafter. Tell me what you think ought to be done for the best interests of & pointed skilled typewriter $1,000, quartermas- ter general's office. Delzene Mareau of Penn- Hil i A - He ome { iE ty Hf i fi i E 8 ii ir Pe ih THE OHIO CAMPAIGN. Gov. Campbell's Instructions to His A FATAL COLLISION IN LOUISIANA, Postmaster General Wanamaker on Promotions. MISS EVELYN’S APPEAL LOST. THE CAMPAIGN IN OHIO, Campbell's Friends to Stay Away From the Clacinnati Primaries Today. Special Dispatch to Tux Rvenrwo Stan. Couvunve, On1o, June 2.—Gov. Campbell sent to Cincinnati this morning « «pecial mes sage telling his democratic friends to stay ‘away from the polls at the primaries there to- day, when delegates to the state convention will be elected. His enemies, who are in con- trol of the party organization, have used as @ basis the vote for Campbell’ two years ago, which gives the county cighty-two delegates, of that for Cromley, secretary of state last year, by which the county would have ony fifty-two’ delegates. Gov. Campbell will, doubt, have a great majority outside ilton ‘county and be. able to prevent the delegates elected today from taking seatein the convention. MASTER OF THE SITUATION. Each day it becomes more apparent that Gov. Campbell is master of the situation and will have control of the state democratic con- vention. Neal's boom has been very noisy, helped on by the Cincinnati Enquirer, but Gov. Campbell goes right ng the dele- ques Ehace eppaus have thie State practically solid outside Cincinnati. Saida prominent republican, who bes been watching the contest very closely, to the Stam correspondent last night: “The Neal boom will be an object of ridicule on all si ies.” THE COMING STATE CONQENTION. Next Wednesday the democratic state central committee meets here to fix the date for the state convention. It is likely that Cleveland will be the place and an early time fixed. , Gov. Campbell will be able to dic- tate these matters, and he will desire the con- vention to be held as far away from Cincinnati as possible. The delegates selected in Hamil- ton county foday will probably be refused ad- mission to the convention on the ground that they have not been elected on the apportion ment fixed by the state committee. THE ALLIANCE PLAN. ‘The Farmers’ Alliance will present to each candidate the separate clauses of their state platform, adopted here in the spring, and ask him to indorse them by his own signature, Which will also be witnessed. These indorse- mente will then be discussed in the alliance meetings. Then they will appear in the gen- eral assembly next winter with these indorse- ments as clubs to hold over the heads of the members when they ask for legislation. Though the farmers are hostile to Senator Sherman they will take no part in the senatorial election. coceenpincees WRECKED BY AN OPEN SWITCH. Four Persons Killed by a Collision on the Il- Linois Central Kailroad, New Onuxaxs, June 20.—A wreck on the Tlinois Central near Sauve was caused bys collision between the fast express and the north-bound fruit train last night It was caused by an open switch where the fruit train was sidetracked and was run into by the express. Four men were killed aud sia se verely injured. KILLED AND INJURED. The killed were: Engineer W. D. Mitchell, Fireman John Lawson and Charles Muan, all of McComb City, Miss, and Bill Williams, col- ored, of Hammond, La. Wounded: Engineer Charles Coran of’ New Orleans, about the head; Postal Clerk L. T. Binford of Jack- son, ‘Tenn., spine, breass and legs; Postal Clerk T. “J. Frazer of ‘Trenton, ‘Tenn., severely scalded about the plower limbs, hands and face; Ison Lewis (calored), severely injured about ‘the legs, head and bands; Jim Lewis (colored) of Hammond, severely scalded about the bead, face and hands; Calvin Neils Sper’ portion’ of the’ ody and ‘bois, logs broken. TRYING To MAKE UP TIME. ‘The express train was behind time and was running very fast when the accident occurred. The passengers were severely shaken up, but none of them were seriously injured. When the passenger train dashed into the open switch there was « mighty crash of two great bodies, together with the grinding of metal, hissing of escaping steam and pitiful shricks of wounded meu. ‘The express train consisted of mail car, bag- gage, smoker, ladies’ coach and two vestibuled sleepers. The mail car ran ou top of the two engines, tearing out the flooring and smashing ‘im the sides. ‘The smoker was thrown off the track and the ladies’ coach partially derailed. ‘The two sleepers remained on the track and escaped serious injury. When the engines met the shock caused the freight train to break in two and the rear end was shoved back several hundred yards. Six cars remained attached to the freight engine and were smashed to pieces. Three of them telescoped one ancther, the nearest car to the engine being driven clear through the nexttwo. There was noth- ing left of them but splinters. teceantn._sneemcnne REWARDS FOK THE DESERVING Bosrox, June 20.—Postmaster Hart has re ceived from Postmaster General Wanamaker the following letter: “It occurs to me to offer i i : | i a al t t i Hf ? : : F ip i iy fe i 4 ite i ‘i pitirt: tf Hl a ht tt 1 H | | i s: i tH it i a ff ef i f ii | | ; | F i i l { RUBE if 4 |