Evening Star Newspaper, June 29, 1891, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS. M101 Feansylvanin Avenne, corner Lith St.. by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, SH. KAUPZMANN, Pres't. Mew York O8cn, 88 Potter Building, aay here int aid cots per inomth, Ex Stgery, Stau $1.00 per year: | Vou 78, No 19,085. WASHINGTON, D.C. MONDAY, JUNE 29, 1891. TWO CENTS. SPECIAL NOTI SES. FINANCIAL. _ SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. FON A TRIP? if s0, wean ft you in Clothing to suit ARE YOU GOIN SAVINGS BANK, 300 SEVENTH STREET. your taste and purse. GUARANTER FUND... .o.c2, 810,000 ta Wein dus weak seardvek-some ae FIFTY DEPOSIT AGENCIES IN ALL PARTS OF spetion. Prices, $310 Have you sen our & ‘Vest (four colors)? In Fine Suits, such as you wish to west when visiting your frieuds, our assurtinent pe aanenre Coat and Serre Thirty years’ experience bas demonstrated that Sav- Ines Banks are the safest ant beat places for the-leposit > bear interest and accumulate, The ac- ount teday tm 900. Inthe past mal Dank failures sagen tsar lows of te meat up trust compaaies to one dollar in oavines hans The Union Savings Bank ments . Cali and see us. GEORGE SPKANSY, w erw OF RICE OF THE Boe eats Pe br Beart co GF Washington, Lath wt. and N After thie date. until otherwise ordi want which has vd, in addition Jone bewn felt in our eity Ly pte Peper ay teat Gay oy vation with moderns Sovines bank ms wedge nap bam . al 2 tot Yor the reception wf Gepoals, ae “ warainy day which will bear forest acd accumnalate rapilly The Unie Savuus Bank furmiahes the best means wn a home. A fornimbee in tte Ove and tem wet bonds, for parties who are able to ach month, the eafest and most seat 2 Savings Bank furnishes the best and safoet place of deposit of funds held by «uardane and be 7 ROR required for use for econ: | tax sinyose by “puserabie partot, tag Toe Cnica Sovines Bank, throngh tt» saving stamp | 38 RF system, ftrniehes the oniy convenient method by whieh # boy OF #irl, oF man oF wouan, may save bw ee avunze Bi poacte the Shore! hes a Dreier gor a re, ‘GDA otlector or Taxon. t AVE TOUR 1 RESCRILTIONS FUT UP Bo the Tecupie Drug Store. mwunes by the purchase of re a ‘our priems ace frou: 1d bo 25 yer cent lower than ney Dy ‘he PUR haee of Scout stamye at the nearest “at rom Aswncy, without having tou to the bank tn business | M™ “TSS gs Sra a carefully conducted. — Pee iitiams & co. CHANGE OF BANK HOURS. On and alter Monday. the Sith, the bamke will re © 90 to 5 each week day | 151) Seb avd F ste n.tw, =n Wan DER MUSE. ‘st uw. Telephone all Yo TOUR TS AND TH # European voyuse rt Pravelers. Outbet ng Stcauer Trunks. Ladies’ brews i Role Leather ‘Trunks. Lek a, flea) Aligator Base, Giniavone Bax Stit Caen, Totiet Canes, Canvas Extension Casew for Stentor Peis and eatrs wraye in all sizes. AN exten Sive atortinen. of Eustis aud American. Steamer Kure and Shewie for railway trave stripes, frome@stogideach.. For th Cur'patrone we will mark and, delive {RIRgEA ARY sespmoer sulla trea Sew York, Beacon, Tasindelputa oF Baitinore tree vf charge. = WoobWALD & LOraRop, myZhhe Wey Lith aud F ste Be EN ICAN ICE comPANT, WHULEDALE AND KETAYL dealers in COAL: WOOD AND Lat main open for business fre am Saturday evenings fro € Ly bivipe rset ws k Dep»rtinent,” an contain, Bakes Pou Fwy BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION XIGHTH IS8tE OF STOCK. FO BACK DUDS REQUIRED. Ly ™ ENOBSCOT KIVEK ICE forsale " and KED WAG freahin and low prices. DISCOUN cftiow ai EX TAA ind FO FAMILY Usk a fistm Bat Dba IMPORTING TAILOR, Bat 2 Pa ave AND vi Lewis Joassos & Co, Kens, ars a ow Tar Youve HAD YOUR FILL OF FAKES AND FIZZLES, GUSH AND GAMMON, BALDERDASH AND BUNCOMBE. LET'S COME DOWN TO BUSINESS, PURE AND SIMP! SUITS OF CLOTHES FOR MEN-SACK8 AND Ben building, $19 Fan, Formeriy Pa ave and 10th et. DEPOSIT, DISCUUNT AND EXCHANGE. CABLE THANSEERS AND LETI ERS OF CREDIT. ALL Go AT 87.50 A SUIT. lm IS vESTMENT SECURITICR Pil4, HURRAH FOR THE — — eters GLOKIOUS wi, GLOBIOUS: t ie A ma ere eraee COMPANY FUCKTHE! 76, FOURTH! wo January2tt, 1807. pony Gin, ary. offerinz for FOURTH OF 3ULY f ONE-LINE MARK DOWN in Moss! The tuine ies ed. InOSMKTOWR WOSGUItY SALLOK SUITS FOR CHILDREN, Sizes, Buc, 3. 4, Sand 8 yeare. Sizes, Gray, 3. dand 1) yeurs, 75 cents a Suit. 1s you think the suuall lay’ ill- pot be given an op. ortanity to HUREAH Fok THE FOURTH Ol VEY YOu ate Guba EN ¥OM LANGER BOY % SUITS CON- © sce eentan | SISTING OF JACKET PANTS Sa sptne vanaitieu te 4 by aay court or bo tad . and trust investments are kept the amet® of the company. yan) Lee a capital of nn us Old Fourth sball Us strippedt of this line of goods. ‘Sew the orlginal price, & Divide it by ’ The ret wil be The test to, ; Gentlemen's Fin Drew Shirts Size Ff oe eguiat price, $2.50. REDUCED TO bes acy Shas ae bosom. Sizes 14, 14, a KebuceD Toe And ¥ jon bows. Open fronts, BEGULAR PRICE, & White ylaited and plain boson Sizes 14, 19, Tewuler price, $1.50. KE- DUCED TO. White Satin ant Gr Sitk Folded Ties—hand- LPwis G. TEWRSBURY & CO. BANKERS AND #hOKE, We # BT, WAS Boy aod wi! for raw. bre ewes ‘Renta et i Sotim Four-in-band and ~ EEDUCED TO Kid Gloves. Reduced to @! OWES. REDUCED TO 79. a par. ry nderweur, worth $2. Reduced Wweticated, worth * Ss at Siavariuent. y= W. GUmsOx ING W MACANT SEL, Sec. wld Se, Ree Weunler No) Block AE CORSON £ MACARTNEY, GLOVER BLDING, Laie F st. Sw. VICTOR E ADLER'S i Guvecamaent Bosin a * PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, ance irene. Collections a rondo a ee ies ate og ST AND O&O 7TH BT. \N.w., me York, Philedaipius, Duet td ae — = CORNER MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE ‘Aspeiait) wade of uveetinent serwrttin District ai alicvmd. Gum, Tuauraice and tele Benue amd 2 bone such ue STRICTLY ONE PRICE, (Open Saturday until 11 p.m. M 2 ‘Aneeican bs Stock bowsbtand sold. ty 18 T. B. Towser & Sox. DRY GOODS DEALERS, 1316 7th ot we, ATTINGS. MATTINGS, 15, 18 AND 200, RAFP'S E: T)-RPRISE. on Woxor PUL Mivsvxwer Banoarss. Beaty Lisi CLASS GOuvS. Oot st W PRICES. 1. ry Pevuritul Zeviy i ‘ yey Outinwe., Perasa Muil (Ou Monday morning. June 2¥, will put on sale the following 2,000 yarts Uubleached Cotton, Se, 1.500 yarcs Fast Colors Lawn. 2c. 2.0U0 yarcs Indigo Biue Calico, de. 3.0W yarcs Dress Guncuas. worth from 8 to 100, ealy te. Pillow Cam Cotton, bleached, Se. A few doses Boye’ Stik Windsor Ties, 13. 4 Blencbel Sheetines. best made, 26%4¢. autre (genuine), 10% Dr, Warner's Corset : Lisle Theead Monury, 20. , Di Demag, Y abe Geints ¥ollars and LORS amd Beth ae at bw: BRODHEAD & Ce thee at eutiy on F st. Perse NTERPRISE, Prices for oc DONT BURN C<; SPECIAL NOTICES. Ser 4 PRvGAL wan Wili no longer pay rent when he knows that he can purchase an attractive home ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS (Of no wreater amount than he isnow pay- ing his iandlord. A delightful and picturesque dwelling cau be bought upon these terms in that ‘beautiful and popular suburb, NORTHWEST ALEXANDRIA. In fact, the inducements offered to home- Seekers will astonish yon, but they are for | Vory limited time only and you must act atonce. Other people have realized bow great ts the opportunity, and the offer will not remain open long. CALL TUESDAY At the Manager's officeand talk the matter over. Remember, that in Northwest Alexan- dria you have all of the combined com- forts of city and suburban life. The lots are being purchased by the most prominent merchants and real estate brokers in Waah- ington. There is nu better evidence of their value, Sixty daily trains connect Northwest Alexandriaand Washington, the time consumed is only twelve minutes and the fare but 6 cents. Our wide avenues ares marvel of beauty. Twen! thousand dollars have been spent upoa ‘Street improvements alone. All Wasbing- ton is visibie from the high hills of North- west Alexandria. The ARLINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON ELECTRIC RALLWAY will passthrough our property and Mount Vernon avenue is continued through our streets. Markets, stores, schools and churches are within ten bundred yards, A M. GORMAN, Manager, 608 1th ot. ow. 4027-38 KCORAN SCHOOL, OF ART. tal exhibition of drawings made bj Pat School of ATC will be Wel from 9am. to p.m. ith at ¥. 8. BARBARIN, CURSIONS!! roe to ake BYRON 8, ADAMS, Printer, ELE Dither success. Ses ucaaran And BEVERLY HUDRIELL, Both of the Senate wing barber shop, write: ““We have used the celebrated ‘K. B. Extrs’ Razors and find them equal to any we bave bad in the last 20 years. We have.each used your sample con- stantly (without boning it) on all kinds of beardsand haveeach shaved over 20 es Thore {a no rasor toequal the ‘*K* B. Entra." The price is $1.98, and we are still giving a fine strop with each razor. GUARANTEED TO REQUIRE NO HONING IN PRIVATE USE. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, ‘10th, 1th and ¥ ste, nw. ‘That we make a specialty of Laundering Fine DRESSES, LACES. Lace Curtains and fine work of every description. YALE STEAM LAUNDRY, Geet 10th st. near cor. F n..w. JeG-Ln. Weare siting WINDOW SCREEN FRAMES, 17. EACH. ADJUSTABLE WINDOW SCREENS, 82.75 DOZEN. WIRE SCREEN DOORS, COMPLETE, With Spring Hinges, Hook and Eyeand Knob, @leach. 43 FT. GARDEN HOSE, COMPLETE, With Couplings and Patent Nozzle, @2 each. GARDEN HOSE REELS, 75c. EACH. A FULLY GUARANTEED LAWN MOWER, @3.75. SQUART ICE CREAM FREEZER, $1.35 EACH. FUULTRY NETTING, 2-INCH MESH, Per 100 square feet, 6c. SEARS’ SPECIAL RACKETS, $4.35. BARBER & ROSS, COR. 11TH AND G STS. ¥.W., on MONDAY and TUESDAY, Curate fivinu am excursion you will want printed am quoting lowest z CAN A MAN BE LIKE CHRIST 3 Bre ies Aare Hee estan fenton Oth st. pear It LON RS OF PLASTER oT hereby notified to of the assembly on 1892, as business of im- ‘attention. Diy 3626-3 AN RATLROAD COMPANY, ‘Washington, D. C.. 3 a © attend the nes MONDAY EV ‘ALL invited. is the Lori's Day => ATTENTION. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.— i — Hereatter Union Lodire will meet on WED- NESDAY in their pew hall, corner 7th and D sts. n.w. Protons obsinter Fodiee ate renpecttuily invited to ak- cai By order, y E. C. BOULFS. K. of R. and 8. Jeet BF SUING ION, TODGE No. BP.O.E., ‘Ofice of the Secrgary Washington, D.C., June 29, a It becomes the sorrowtul ‘duty of the E.R. to an- noun-e to Washington Lodgeo! Elks that Bro. Le ms Setrtene: yng a ae at i iaid tg ed on the 28th iusten jer that proper res shown to cur beloved departed brother, wives une BE BANDsoMEST AND CHEAR EST fine! gig broom mean at 4 conve : ELEGANT BUILDING LOTS Binet wt Elka Hall at 2:30. prise TOMORUOW, the Are those in the square lumedistely north rer taste oe epee, will ececorted by ihe or will be shipped to Troy. NS tor interment By oe der or the E.R. BI NGEL, Secretary. Bee VE 00 EcoNoMicaL 1DEABr 1f 99 be sure to attend our HERIFE'S GALE OF INFANTS DI DUPONT CIRCLE, In the sqnare bounded by the circle, N-H. eve., lth and Q sts., now securing the rand residence in course of erection by Weats crtatugater ss ‘Mr. L. Z. LEITER For bargain seeekers. And immediately opposite the besutifal ee Se Wee ‘Weappers, home now erecting for LIEUT. CLOVER. Sold at 5 regular, Theve two improvements will be as band- LANSEUROR & neo. : some oe yi aot at Gore oes oe taken toxether with the sale recently made STODDART 'S 0., Cis, GIS Te wt. aw us by meat the coraerof NEW HAMPSHIRE eo ave. and Q st. to Mr. Whittemore, and the fact that these lote are VERY ECONOMICAL IN SHAPE, Bender then the wost attractive buiding lots now offering in every particular. ~e->!5 THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIO- TRICT OF COLUMBIA. ouding a apecial term for Ofpians’ Court business, i ter of the te é late i the matter of the cat apt : Soa. cSiminiairation onthe sw Application for letters tate Of the said deceased has Henry Orth. J. B. WIMER, All persons interested. he notified to appear 7. im this court on IDAY, the 227-98 O08 131m ot, se Nt Sea on ERE ae ae a at pce of Ji the tere gt pauupratraiion on the ga Othe said de> ould not issue se pray wwided, @ 18 order be pubijaed gice a woek fo5 three weeks of TED ON THE BUILDINGS 1014 | fn tue’ Wasi vening Star ‘and 1916 Pennsylvania ave., {ncluding three | previous te the seit Tench. plate glass show windows, put in ouly a tow ‘BY the court: B, HAGNER, 3 Iiiatinal wikis odes Wie ER SCO els of 3 CHa vet Ta . Wa Fue, Sevtee | mance SES Bis for, Sao lewawe THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COM- = THE SURI oF 1 a FE SSE LE RE IO | a= Sr ME TOF Tae P “aks is REESE gad vafoabloe ot ail Kinda: Cbaries mererate, O28 | tn the i Si ae Seponit lores for rent atte very iowent ratea.my15-am | "Webster, late of the Disteies of Bolteebee ae ae Ro. 4013“ Bdin'n doo. 17, jon for the probate of the last will and testa. ment and for letters temtaprentary on "thoenetet the said deceased” hus this day been made. ©) Florence Webster, "All persone interested. are. of SPAN oT EAM Lavuar, nihed to appeat int 40110 400 0et.n. w. | BU! ot daly nat at y court on FID A (Old established and reliable, ep8-am | the said wiitsnoule Probate und ittera tertannentary om ths eatate of the Sid deceased sould ‘ot issue as prayed: Provided weeks iu the Wantiuytou Law Neporter 208 Beenie ‘Star previous to Oates & Sears ed By the court: . B. HAGNER, Just! Register of Will forts Disk of Castile ord fainbie, 029-lawst r=-'9 OU" FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIO, SPECIAL NOTICE, —I WISH TO INFO my former patrons and friends that I Jett Fennsy!vania ave., between Oth and 10th where 1 was located fof so many yeors in the B sud SHOE business, and have esiablisied Atted up SHOE PA) a, wouth of F st. 8 complete ine for LADIES, GENT! 4. BOYS and Cit 138} EMEN, W, McNAUGHTI DREN. Achoive seection of Gas we | <a Maas ‘N, DENTIST, Shoes. repared oved * to make to measure for thove who mcy dentro. ipithet we We NDA ON ot, | FOR ANd Bridge Work avpeciaity. _Jo29-1m* 126-3 Bae "ron GOING AWAY THIS SUMMER E = SECURE 85,000 A NEW SUBDIVISION, ee Eero Miner fave More insurance in the Lincoln Park. WASHINGTON BENEFICIAL ENDOWMENT OR MORE for sale, ASSOCIATION, 8 easy. Reliable life insurance at about one-half **old line” WILLIAMS BROS, Brokers, ese 517 E, comer 6th n.w. ‘Bend for ciroulars, ry Telephone call 1207. Jo -3t HATE YOU PURCHASED A SUMMER BUIT FOR YOUR HOKSET .ense stock of Summer for Horses, Includine Nuvets, Blankets and Cooiers, and cl them out. The Sheets run from ‘$4—ali good value for the Faas Th articies Lave opaay, Wide range of cost. Sf you intend taking your horses away 10r Suumer it would Le weil to secures full Dr. R. B. DONALDSON, President, THOS. SOMERVILLE, Vice President, LAWRENCE GARDNER, Secretary, FRANK 8. PARKS, Assistant Secretary. Office, 419 10th st. a. w. 20-6 equipment before starting. <— @. WARFIELD SIMPSON, ANDREW J, JOYCE'S NI pslPand Todi Con meave, =e. Be xf oh Hiroe, Sa wa or. Oth and Gta, nw, ere OF 1GGs FIRE _ Adend of three (3) bor cont has bes THE DRIVE OF 80) fie Ee aE er eee on oth = record, at theclose of businisson J) instal Speacecmale ee ‘La transfer ill be clowed from June 28 to July ‘The gentlemen and the tailors of christendom are asonein saying Martin's are the finest of the fine. The identical qualities and styles are worth $50 persuit in any merchant tatlor'saround. I'll make ‘them to your measure for ,WE HAVE ENDEAVORED irough this card to make you scquainted ith the celebrated WISCONSIN PEERLESS REFEIGERATOR—and ‘rou the quantity sold ‘We bave succeeded beyond our expectations, ‘The season is now well advanced and to close ‘out those left on Land we mate you the dberal, ‘@iscount of 20 per cent. os. We ACER, @. WABFIELD SIMPSON, STH AND PENNA. AVE, .. R, —— elim Cor. Othand G sta. nw. MEN'S OUTING SHIRTS TO ORDER, ° ‘We take pleasure in announcing that our stock of blannel, Silk, Madras and Cheviot for Men's Neglixee Shirts iscom- plete and embraces all the new und cor- rect styles. We mak specialty of Fine Custom Work. We use only the best ‘materisis,empioy none but vkilied Lands and guarantee that for superior work- manship, style of finish and scientific Perfection in cut and fitour Shirts can- not be excelled. Samples wy materiale and prices cheerfulsy Surnuhed on ap- plication, Leave your orders at Men’a Depart- = awaY. ‘This wasthe manufacturer's Joking remark as wo closed the deal which gav® us his entire stock of BLAZERS. ‘We are acting on hisad- ‘vice, with the result that we have about one-third the coats left. Is it surprising when we are giving $7 costs for 83.50? Aline of Striped Cheviot Costu at $1; value, $3.50, ment, first floor, first annex. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, mh20-6n No. 12,720. “Equity Doct On motion’ of ‘the plainuf, by Mtr. J, . J. Johnson. bersolicitor, i is orderert that ihe defendant: aiiee JOSEPH AUERBAOH, F. Evgleston, cause his oj ce to be en! Cups Boston Dax Gootemneen 779 | Feria torah ra lensing hrty - p= ee ome. haces wane ee ee ee en i. Orders tor the printing circulars, pam- of ro obtain Mais Uluateated or plata. lest farerUrtnnd Rete: | g rhage ofthin suit ito obtain, « diverse on, the | «gos pe ave, ba & bends, Fos prorereecrs <t semntpes resorts, as8 90. for thres Years preceding the iling of this wa-town Seores ¢ { be Felted ou, dauuplen sent pnipagare i i. Me myl.du_Printerand Pubitsber, Se POPE WEDDINGS, bie ‘A. copy of the above notice shall be published once a week tor tree weeks boture said dey "i wer Wash] ton Law Reporter and the Washi BSE cum, tee See seStiawiw "iy Mt. a. CLANCY. Aset! OIE: a, pl Bo, ae We) sco TMI Uth et. ce. I BE RM = pop kee yruse 6 eration gs pe ‘ ‘very agreeable to take for aut ay = CONSTIPATION, 4 = Lemorrhotds, bt Tose REELS. ‘ees dengetaivetive gan and sredtesd as 10 as quoted in New York or bg BLECHBE COMPANY, bested ce MPLVILLE LINDSAY, Menagwe. jst dee archives Pai Tus Auxoxaren STEAM CAL/ET CLEANTNO AND RENOVATING & = FU bone ORDER NOW oe Te a We NN, GEDNEX & ROBERTS, Factory fy tontiae® miziita | 4027-3" Contractor and Builder. ised int. w. Makers of Invitations, e=is THE EBTED TO B. BAYNE 5; Wt a. near Gas Oficn my8 | Sueans of cook 83 | cal S, amare teg thet no bo FS rt WHEN ARE YOU GOING TO STAR ‘Gaited eiamine tbe pes? aa ‘an Accident ‘Polie - Fi Sighe New York Accident fmsurance Co. of New York. besrivbaastaus ECT aw Prowpt reliet in case of disabliity hy acckiental ih: “GILT - a Oks The fuse to invure ie usfore the accident G4 siikis, 24° GHOMAE & THOMAS OTT Rate =~ apeste dent M'x'rs._ | At the office of the s ae Be RTE (IG FHINCE CLOUGH | myio-tr WASHINGTON GASLIGHT COMPANY. ha "Tie undersurusd, collector and” treamurer of said county. will be ef Jol A. Baker's, 2; Louisiane | SF EQUITABLE Birr se see See eau panema 5 dgeeuid county. CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION, ters.ne Soiiocser ont renmerer. 2QUETABLE BUILDING, 1003 F BT. —— NK. K. SIMPSON, 2 PA. AVE BEL, ASSETS, 91,225,274.18. ‘having been appoluted special gent uf Asy Sork Accident Insurance Co. of New York, ‘The Zist issue of stock open for subscription and “pee ve leaned 20 explain, yatrers the pian,” [irrive of thus popula: company. payment. Shares are $2.50 per month. woRKS, $708 and 1710 Rat. aw, Steg te tee tetct set, ot leanne mS Mom evintia anata aay 7 wtp, | Se he Reena Tate Mart Pe PURE RYE WHISKY, ote . 40 Galion, 420 Quart and d0e. « Pint. JaMES THARP, Suse a SES A z nL, SALTZSTEIN, a 5 ‘Manulecturing em tae BS given, ‘SONA ALIST TN e6-lin” ‘herape aig Gaba Oye aaa ‘Office hours from Wa.m. t04:30p.m. dally. On the first Wednesday of each month the office will be open. from 6 to 8 o'clock p.m. Advances aremade promptly ‘at 7 o'clock. Pamphlets and information concerning the ob- scciendateanagns ofthe emcation feralhed wes | "rae W ; paras 20, = ee ws bee : Washington News and Gossip. Pare ® Pace 6 Pace 6 Pace 7 Pare 2 Pace 2 Pare 8 “Pawo 2 Pace 2 Page 5 Page 6 Pace 6 EXCURSIONS, Pare 8 FAMILY SUPPLIES Pare FINANCIAL Pare FOR RENT (Fiats)., Pare FOR RENT (Oftces) Pare FOR RENT (Rooms) .. Pare FOR RENT (Houses) Pare FOR RENT (Miscellaneous)... FOR RENT (Stores), FOR BALE (Honses). FOR BALE (Lots)... FOR SALE (Horses and Vehicles) FOR SALE (Pianos)... FOR SALE (Miscellaneous) . HOTELS. LADIES" GOODS. LOGAL MENTION LOST AND FOUND.. MARICURI MARBIAGES, MEDICAL | MISCELLANEOU! MONEY WANTED AND TO LQ) ‘NOTARIES PUBLIC. OOBAN STREAMERS, POTOMAC RIVER PIANOS AND ORGANS., PERSONAL. PROPOSAS. PROFESSION RAILROADS. SPECIAL NOTICES, SUBURBAN PROPERT! SUMMER RESORTS... WANTED (Houses) .... WAXTED (Felp). WANTED Giitustions, WANTER (Miscellaneous CY Hy i gTeeeeeergeaeeieg 686 BAOH IAG O84 BERIT SITUS UEUKOKE KIM ig ‘Statement of the circulation of Tax EVENING ‘Svan for the week ending June 27, 1891: MONDAY, June 22, 1891. TUESDAY, June 23, 1991.. WEDNESDAY, June 2%, 1891. THURSDAY, June 25, 1991, FRIDAY, June %, 1991... SATURDAY, June 2%, i891... ‘Total. Daily average... Corresponding week 1990... 31,512 I solemnly swear that the above is a true and correct statement of the circulation of Tar EVEN- 1NG Stam for the week ending June 27, 1891. 3. WHIT. HERRON, Cashier Evening Star Newspaper Co. Subseribed and sworn to before me this twenty-ninth day of June, A.D. 1891. JOHN T. C. CLARK, Notary Public. += —_____ Govennxent Recetrts Topay.—Internal reve- nue, $1,089,082; customs, £537,323. Navat Movesenrs.—The U. 8.8. Lancaster will sail from the New York navy yard Wednes- day on her long cruise to China. Resioxgp.—Mr. John F. Cromelien of West Virginia, clerk in the pension bureau, has re- signed for the purpose of settling in Omaha, el Nava Onpens.—Commander Edwin M. Shepard ordered to the New York navy yard on ‘Yhe 7th July next. Robert Boyd has been ap- inted an assistant surgeon in the navy from Bho 24th June, 1891. w Mrrerze Cranx’s Dears.—The Department of Btate has received official notice of the death of Alexander Clark, United States minister to Liberia, June 8 last. His remains will, in ac- cordance with the wishes of his relatives, be brought to his late residence in Iowa. ——— Tur Fare List at Nassav.—Mr. McLain, the United States consul at Nassau, West Indies, reports that the following articles have pees ated te ae oe ee ep oens ae Sor Legrntel roer — —_ _ crade petroloum and metal "roofing. Bnall Kerosene oil uscd aa fuel im the working of steam engines a drawback of 90 per cent wi be allowed on proof of auch consumption. ‘Tux Boanp or Pnomotiox recently designated by the Postmaster General to conduct examin- ations for promotions of clerks in the depart- ment are engaged in preparing examination pers with the view of holding the first exam- [idtion as soon as possible after Suly 1. ‘The board is constituted as follows: W. B. Cooley, the chief clerk of the department; James A. ‘ore, the appointment clerk; Thos. B. Marche of the first assistunt’s office. J. H. Crew of the Second assistant's office and E.8. Hall of the Cwaxce at THE AoRicULTURAL Departwent. Through failure of appropriations the silk reo- tion of the Agricultural Department goes out of existence on June 90. ‘The rooms in the de- partment’s museum until now occupied. for The silk experiments will be used fn the proper ration of the extensive exhibit which it b tro- ved to make at Chicago. Mr. Philip Walker, formerly chief of the silk section, will, under the general direction of Assistant "Secretar, have charge of the details of this work as chief special agent. —— Dories or StaFF Orricers.—A question of interest to army officers has been presented to I r H | rs) : it ES Py F y : i | ffir tal rhage brit 4 it i i weiss, at the Heater eon THE FIGHT NOT OVER The Knights of Labor Still Attacking the Buresu of Engraving and Printing. ANOTHER DELEGATION TO SEE, SECRETARY FOSTER—A PLATE PRINTER TELIA oF $20,000 COLLECTED FROM THE PRINTERS—HE $4Ys TRE MEX WERE PROPERLY DISCHARGED. The fight of the Knights of Labor against the administration of the bureau of engraving and printing is not ended, by any means, al- though the nature of the issue at stake is not ‘as definitely concentrated in the person of Chief Meredith as it was The executive board of the K. of L. proposes to make another on- slaught upon the officials of the Treasury De- partment in a tew days and to bring the cuse to @focus once more. Messrs. Powderly, Hayes and Deviin of the board are expected to arrive atany time, but they have made no arrange- ments yet with the department for an audience. Won'T GET MUCH ENCOURAGEMENT. It is not thought that the department will hold ont any encourag»ment if they persist in demanding the dismisal of Capt, Meredith on the old charges, which the Secretary is con- vinced have been disproved. Some pressure is being brought to bear on the administration by the friends of McKinley to induce an atti- tade of conciliation or compromise in view of the threats which the former delegation made to Judge Crounz that the influence of the or- ganization will be thrown against the republi- can candidate in the Ohio campaign. Mr. Powderly, however, it would seem, is not in gxact sympathy with this throat and it is not definitely Known whether or not he has been outvoted in the board. At ail events, all doubt on the subject will probably be di ine few days, as the , should it call upon Seo- retary Foster, will undoubtedly state ite plat- form in unmistakable terms. A PLATE PRINTER'S VERSION OF THE FIONT. There has been so much discussion of the Political phase of the case of late that the at- tention of the public has been somewhat diverted from the real facts that lie at the bottom of the controversy. A plate printer, who is employed in the bureau, told a STAR reporter this morning some interesting details of the fight. He said: “The whole row is a result of the ‘rule or ruin’ policy of the present administration of the affairs of the District Assembly of Plate Printers, Knights of Labor. The ringleaders in what I think isan indecent conspiracy are three discharged employes of the bureau over whom the issue was origivally raised. Their namesare Jordan, Kearney and Moore. Jordan now keeps a saloon on 9th street that is the head- quarters of the crowd that he has gathered around him. He and his assembly do not rep- resent over 1234 per cent of 300 plate Printers employed in the bureau. T do not think that there are over fifteen men there who o,not really sympathize with the chief in this it. MONEY COLLECTED FROM THE PRINTERS. “‘To illustrate their methods of procedure let me tell you that since the beginning of the campaign against the steam presses—for the success of which these three men take the credit—the assembly has collected fully $20,000 from the poor devils at the bureau by monthly assessments that have been forced out of the men by col- lectors who have hung around the rooms at the bureau every pay dey. What has become of this fund no one outside of the ring can find out. When I was. member of the as- sembly I once asked in meeting to have a com- mittee appointed toaudit the account and I was told that I should be dropped outof the Stth story window if I persisted. membership of the assembly has dwindled away until it has really no influence in the bureau itself, but, strange it has held on to its grip on the central body of the knights, and Po though « strict temperance man, upholds Jordan, the saloon keeper. I cannot imagine what’ has produced this result unless @ part of the $20,000 has gone that way. ALL WERE PROPERLY DISCHARGED. “Now as to the merits of the case, all three men and the other four who are still for reinstatement, were dismissed for good cause. Jordan was a floor superintendent, but was s0 insubordinate because he was not made assistant chief that he was reduced and put on “ ‘There he continued to talk the authority of be was finally set outside. Kearney bad been pre- viously bounced, but after steam- fight was told to come back to work. tion to the Knights of Labor, is up the matter for the utation of the labor interest, dent of that organization, Mr. has promised to come down here ation in the Hoosier State. Oliver T. Morton of Evbitt. He iss son of is one of the most prominent young repub- “It isa long time before "92," he replied. “Indiana is very close state and I think the party organization there is probably better than anywhere else, for the reason that it bas to be in order to win. The nominee gots the of the without division. ‘there consider the party be- fore individuals and they are anxious that the nomination should go to the man who bas the best chance of election.” THE QUEEN SPONSOR Victoria at the Christening of Her Great Grandchild, STRIKE OF CHICAGO ‘LONGSHOREMEN, Losses by Fire in St. Louis and Elsewhere. ALLEGED FRAUDS AT EL PASO THE QUEEN CHIEF SPONSER Victoria Attends the Christening of the Duke Of Fife’s Daughter, Loxpox, June 2.—The queen today, accom panied by a number of members of the royal family, attended the christening at the chapel royal, St. James palace, of the daughter of the Duke and Duchess of Fife. The duke, it will be recalled, is the husband of the Princes Loniso, oldest daughter of the Prince of Wales. The queen acted as chief spouser for her great granddaughter. Among tho members of the royal family present were the Queen of Deu- mark. the Prince and Princess of Wales, Prin- cess Victoria of Wales and the Duke of Clarence and Avondale, eldest son of the Prinedot Wales, he water ‘used in the christeaing coremo- nies was brought on for the occasion from the river Jordant The archbishop of Canterbury aad he bicbop of London, dean of the chapel roral, offical ‘The title of the baby, who is the Prince of Wales’ first grandchild, by the queen'* com- mand, will be Lady Alexandra Victor Duff, the latter ‘the family name of the Duke of Fife. The queen stood by the baptismal font hold- ing the baby in her arms during the main por- tion of the service and at the termination of the ceremonies her majesty gave lite Lady Alexandra Victoria Duff such a hearty kiss that it echoed throughout the chayel. —_ CHICAGO "LONGSHOREMEN STRIKE. Freight Accumulating tn the Store Houses Waiting to Be Moved. Curcado, June 29.—The strike of the "long- shoremen has spread until it includes 800 men. The only line not involved is that of Leopold & Austrian. The company granted the de- mands of the men and the vessols are moving on time. On the grent freight line little or no work is being done except on the Lehigh Val- ley line. On the Ogdeurburg line « few deck hands are at work and on the Western # num- ber of employes hired by the month are at work. The Union line decided nct to hire any more white luborers and when this became known to the colored laborers they all quit. Forty large vessels will reach the port today and tomorrow. The Western line alone has 500 cars loaded waiting here for i: and other lines are in the same dilemma. Freight is ac- cumulating in the store houses and on the rail- way tracks. Old Inke men say there must bes break of this freight before Tuesiay night, aa the amount clogged at the river here by that time will compel some one, strikers or line agents, to move. Strikers my they will not move unless their wages are rained from 20to 2centsan hour. Line agents say they will ‘not grant it a nen LOSS BY FIKE IN ST. LOUIS. Sr. Loris, June 29.—The wholewle and re- tail grocery establishment of mvid Nicholson, on 6th between Chestnut and Market streets, was completely destroved by fire this morning. The fire was discovered on the fourth floor and spread #0 rapidly that all the fireraen could do was to save the adjoining property. The north wall of the Nicholvon building toppled onto the adjoming one-story buildin occu! by. C. Bockelbrink, cigars, and Ticknor & C tailors damaging ihe former's stock to tent of 1,000 and thelaste, #to about $5, On the south wide the fire «pread tos board- ing house, where the furniture end building were damaged to the extent of $2,000 or £3,000, Several small, buildingspn the west side of Nicholson's were also ed. Nicholson's loss, which is nearly covered by insurance, i estimated at €2, U0. Woopsive, L. L, June 29.—Fire broke out at 1 o'clock this morning in the barns and stables owned by H. H. Hapalee & Co., in which were twenty-five mustangs in training. The build- ings were entirely destroyed. Nineteen of the mi were burned to death. The men in of the place claim to Lave no kuowledge of origin of the fire. The loss is €4,000. ‘There is « sual insurance. THE EL PASO CUSTOM HOUSE. It ls Denied That There ie Fraud in Admit ting Ores From Mextoo. Ex. Paso, Tex., June 29.—The collector of customs at this point was interviewed today by ‘an Associated Press reporter in regard to the charges made by several western newspapers of glaring frauds in the admission of lead ores from Mexico. The coliector said: “To show the absurdity of this cho te those who do not understand the ner of the importations, there is such a sys- tom off checks Upon itas to make freud impos- sible. The thing ix impossible, first, because sworn consular invoices in triplicate are taken. out at points where tm originate; seo- ond, cars enter the United States on « manifest and’ numbers are checked by an inspector; third, these car numbers are then given to the deputy, A. A. Dubel, who bas sole of all importations, and the manifests are given to the official assayer, who rechecks ‘the car numbers, as does also the railroad com- very car and entries are liqui cording to this assay; fifth, copies of sular invoice taken out at’ oints of shipment and of the liquidated entries are went to Wash- ington every month, also stub receipts for all