Evening Star Newspaper, July 3, 1891, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.c- FRIDAY, JULY 3,_ 1891. The New Stocking. Knit to Fit the Foot. CITY AND DISTRICT. @@ “Onward and upward” is the mottoof Tur Evexrno Stan. Onward in its extending influence. upward in its cireulation and adver- tising business. The increase is a steady, healthful one. | EAST WASHINGTON CITIZENS. Their Association Holds = Well-Attended Meeting at Baum’s Hall. MORE INTEREST THAN USUAL MANIFESTED—RE- VISRD LIST OF THE COMMITTEES PRESENTED BY PRESIDENT ABBSON—SOME DEFINITE INFOR- MATION ASKED FROM THE COMMISSIONERS. From the attendance at the regular monthly meeting of the East Washington Citizens Asso- ciation last night, which was greatly in excess of the attendance at previous meetings, it would seem that greater interest is being taken in East Washington affairs by the association. ‘The meeting was held in Baum’'s Hall, with the WHAT MRE. POWDERLY SAYS. His Contribution to the Controversy Over the Burean of Engraving and Printing. General Master Workman Powderly of the Knights of Labor, who is ‘now in Philadelphia, has prepared the following statement relative to the controversy over the re-emj t of the platé printers dropped from the rolls of the burean of engraving aud printing: THE STATEMENT. We have studiously refrained from saying or doing anything which would even in the slight- est degree embarrass the Secretary of the Treasury or the administration. Many of the reports which went broadcast from Columbus while we were there were not only not inspired by us, but were extremely annoying. Up to this moment Ihave not said a word publicly, but I feel that the statements oharged to the Secretary of the Treasury merit some reeogni- tion and denial, sinee they are entirely and un- qualifiedly false. He has stated, no it is alleged, and he bas not that the plate printers’ trouble was not the subject of disenssion at the meeting held at Mansfield between Senator Sherman, 4 STATEMENT BY BARDSLEY. paar Why the Philadelphia “Ledger” Refused to | Prigt the Document. The ia Ledger reiterates its state ‘ment printed in Tax Stax yesterday that it had Teceived no confession of ex-Treasurer Bardsley, Is says editorially: “As considerable interest has been manifested in s ‘statement’ by John Bardsley, erroneously described as @ ‘confee- sion’ ‘suppressed’ by the Public Ledger, the edi- tor-in-ehiet of this paper has written a letter Upon the subject: to the editor of the Inquirer. For pablic information we reproduce a eopy of the letter in these columns, at the same time ex- | ‘be’ Pressing the belief that the matter has been made to assume a prominence altogether out of proportion to its importance. “It will be seen t no ‘confession’ by John Bardsley was ‘sup- ressed’ in the ~ office; that a statement 'y him was received .at the office; that it was Promptly examined, and that the editor de- clined to publish it for precisely the same reasons that would have ruled it out if it had made by other men as unworthy of credit or been an assault mpon any reputabl belief ae John Bardsley, and Gideon Marah. SUMMER RESORTS. SEA-SIDE_— Mt ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. aa er haparnpeareneg! Colones geste ar Now open, “{uiyigoke) MNS 'A. HINKLE Coxeness dilate a5, Row open. spd yy, - 3010-2 ‘Late Colonnade Hotel, fees a iyleolm 12%, BalNT CLOUD, 33 1g7 ive. iY (Park. Accommodations ucets. are te Rec ME Sad y, Asbury, oe pe Si my25-euzm COMBTOCK & JAMES. SEA-SED! E—-JERSEY COAST. Twenty: ado ate forthe: 0 room beanting house, 2 Ko, “Oceen enc, ooeereaet, 9056 Premises 7 OO & DUEFE- OO OO iemese ‘URNISHED FURNISHED ROOMS FOR eR ae nope, Atlantic , M3. ‘Write for pamphlet on thie reat Resort and the famous We ar ghee Ln ee hee Wee ako Pe Bass Palimen Sage a vie Lo. Kae weg ey od Mot = oes BEDFORD SPRINGS MINERAL WATER my7am = =6L. B. DOTY, MANAGER ERK! ‘SPRL OTFL NOW OPEN FOR PeRRELEY sPrixos hs iow Adit Oko FREE AND UN. , we BEA 27-1w Virginia ave. ow HALL, ATLANTIO CITY. ¥. Flot and Cold Sea Water Baths in the Ronse. fem LEEDS & LIPPINCOTT. a 2m Daily excebt Sunday, for Serwaes re ——agimapoenesy S40 bom. —Dai y WASHINGTON AND - wesrhahi VewtincieD Lines a MOE: coat drain of Pai ain of Putman Vestiba ed Palaces, pata Gineg tis Cory “ot the latesh Shc! coi Daan Saves Discomfort; no wrinkles, ne president, J. W. Babson, in the chair. It will be remembered that at the regular | monthly meeting of the association in May a | resolution was passed authorizing the president ‘Maj. McKinley and nimself. ‘That matter was discussed at Mansfield, a settlement advised, and I hold the proofs ‘over the signature of Maj. McKinley himself. On his return to Washington the Setretary of the Treas- “If the statement had been a confession in good faith it would have been published, or would have been so used as to promote the efforts of the finance subcommittee of councils to track ont all the ramifications of this Bards- erainped toes. (Notice the shape.) Saves Darning; the big toe, having Toon enongh, stays inside this stocking. rounds. $8-2m. ‘OTEL 3 and electric the | BOEN4 PSTA SPuING HOTEL. P. O. BUENA VISTA SPRING, O, BUEN: SPR P. 8. ATTICK Hi BRUNSWICK, ATLANTIO CITY, ¥,J. ‘not ry ma with fast treine Pen lontromer nd. for A sure relief for those afflicted with | to revise all the special committees, appointing | ury wired the _ general worthy foreman | ley Keystone Bavk villainy, and to bring to the PACIFIC AVE. BET. NEW YORK COUNTY, MD. md Vieksbune via , bunions, or un- | as chairmen thereof only men who would agree | of this order, Mr. Cavanagh, to come. to| bar of the committee or the courts all the aD FERRE ne ss spaan ahandiannee srepetan tae ot Gas Ree ia Shae Sommer te witout na<aral heat and perspiration of the feet. | beforehand to give at least reasonably prompt | Washington that the matter could be settled. | participants. Few Spa Sent class ‘ke. to be dated. Accommodad: “aan't'¢ by WAUKENHOSE CO., Boston, Mass. He complied with the “It will be seen also that if the committee HARE ES =, request and on taf had « moment's prod thorough attention to matters referred to bishest oman tm alll it : eprointments, 15. For circular, Cc. MUBBAY, . $e8-1m FRED. E. FOSTER, Manager. pears June 30, at 10 am., should think it desirable that the editor of the | _mx25-im Late of Colonnade Woial, Pail a FOeT : | Stations At |. 1800 Pennsylvania ave. 501 and 1419 Pennsylvania ave, “Wrong? em. Accordingly President Babson submitted the revised list of committees, which he read as follows: ON STREET IMPROVEMENTS. F. A. Lehman, chairman: M. L. Weller,Thos. W. Smith, W. W. Danenhower, Adam Gaddis, 8. H. Walker, W. H. Collins, M. W. Wines and A. F. Sperry. ON WATER, LIGHT AND SEWERS. Alfred G. Bliss, chairman; Loring Chappell, Charles A. Shields, Richard Rothwell, B. F. Guy, John M. Shomo and A. D. Cheseldine. ON LEGISLATION. ©. B. Hallem, chairman: 8. C. Clark, C. F. interview with the Secretary of the Treasury, who, without discussing the merits of the case, named 3 p.m. that day as a time when he would meet our committee. At that hour Messrs. Devlin and Cavanagh saw Mr. Foster and concluded an agreement to restore the dis- charged men to their places. He even went s0 far as to write a letter to one of them asking him to advise him whether he wished to be re- employed. That letter embodied, the agree- ment entered into. "It is written in his own hand and over his own signature. We hold that letter as proof of what we say. Mr. Devlin made the memorandum of the terms on which the agreement was based, and on the strength of which he wrote the letter. The terms are as follows: Ledyer should appear before it to testify he will do that on demand, and that if the committee should think {¢ important that he should. pro- duce the Lardsiey statement he will do that and submit it for auch disposal as the com- mittee shall deem best. “It should be further added that no one out- side the Ledger office had any aay in the deci- sion not to publish the statement; nobody was present when that question was considered ex- cept Mr. McKean and two of his associates No one ever asked to have it suppressed or hinted or suggested that it ehould be withheld from pnblication.”” a Hore is the letter referred to: Prnitc Leporr, Eprroniat. DerantMext, ‘acura, ont Tor dyepepena and Lydney com: ion ia sande. im nse Seaton ~ Soutand boutlivest. “tuna ethos New 0 Atlas ma leper. New York tg Knoxville via Deoviie wal * ates inbary and Wemtern Work, Fullman Budet Siesper, Washington to New Orleans vin At cote TRATRSON WASNT Ruse A N10 DrvtarON astuniton Y au. cgis, 0-25 Iu. dally od ivi 4 arnt, wine OTEL Clank 2 N.S, H' NDON, ATLANTIO CITY, N. J. ‘Open all the year Peas Ore Jest | Were comertiga te a 3y2-Im_ “gee BRLMAR, ¥.4. ayes 3. _muoter xu. REXTON VILLA, 61 3. Biscean, ‘Hacinres plazas o rz Spesesson Mire d's. MERE. Sy OTEL LAFAI Oot. JOHN M. CLARK. FHOT=E Este SON IN, ATLANTIC CITY, N. 3. Carolina ave, noar ti 3023-2m, Eire HOeEE DERIAL, ATLANTIC CITY, Ni Mar} ‘the ocean , Prettiest houses at ¢ orite resort, Ite hand somely decorated an ished; has ali modern tm- provements; receives 200 and be- coming the uar' is ters for ent rove foes Wesninaton ‘ena Say Ittmore. 10 to 8: CAI ¥, NJ. JOHN TRACY & 06. PROPRIETO Located directly on the beach. Beacon and a JOHN '. Proprietor, siaghineton Hote, Phlindelpins a: to Cape May. CRESSON SPRINGS, Onthe Summit of the Allecheny Mountains Main Dery ar teense taps Sy ee A Shoe Dressing must restore the bril- liancy of a worn shoe, and at the same time . "7 HE ALDINE, C. M Benjamin, W. C. Dodge and Appleton P. Clark. | “That the seren men who have been dropped Pumapetputa, July 2, 1801. my? T First hous oca tes address WM. R. DUNHAM, supt., Cresson. ‘i i if i i 5 water baths, . Cambria Co.. Pa. Schedule tq effect May 20, . © RaTLRoaDs. from the roll in the plate printing department | To the Eaitor of the Philatelphia Inquirer: pots wt, vepon, ~ Se rea cbeliale ty effet May 20, psp. preserve the softness of the leather. M. W. Winer, chairman: Henry Sherwood, | shall be restored to their former places, or| My Dear Sir-An editorial article in the In- H” acted TEANTIC CITY, ¥.3. eR OR CAPE me QRDAN WHITE SUTPHUR SPRINGS. FREDER. | ap.gy amv mien Deu. On ant LADIES will_the Dressing you ere | p Godwin, M. 1. Weller and J. W. Pereishe importance and payment: and | guirer of this morning seems to me to invite | «ct Ros rele pou. Deets ee ! oscais pce to (0ON. my lUstrated cataloxue with yperday. JAMES [®octsibE, ATLANTIC City, N- ‘ext house to the beach. 1353 ONTEREY HOTEL, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. re eee et ed ain dl the ‘Year; Ocean ond New York epeetn, SCHAUELER'S HOTEL AND CONCERT GARDEN, ‘Atlantic City. XN. J., nov open. protected trom in: clement weather by Portable roof; Paul Senta’s or~ ehestra of 25 pieces ev ening trom 8 to 11 ‘Mehrer' New uuet pavilion: ‘oben Season, ten tainuies” drive from it ie jendid road to the For inedical and using do both? Try it Pour a dessert spoonful of your Dressing into a saucer or butter plate, set it aside for a few days, and it will dry to a substance as hard and brittle as Can such a Dressing be good for leather? Wolff's AGME Biacking will stand this test and dry as a thin, oily film which is as flexible as rubber. 4-5 Pollars worth of Mew Furniture for 25 Cents. HOWP By painting e treated with the sume fair-| what follows in this letter with regard to what ness and consideration as other piate prirters | ix called « “confession” by Johu Bardsley that by the chief and his assistants in the bureau. | was received at the Public Ledger office aud ‘That four of them shall be restored within ten | that, it ie eaid, was “‘supprersed™ in the Leger days and the balance within two weeks from off, seek ie this date.” {On that subject I repeat te you what has been Se VRCyNES UY TENEIO SrAtES. Mr. Devlin’s first proposition was that all the | said by me te several other newspaper men, J. W. Brown, chairman; A. M. Bliss, Geo. F.| discharged men should be restored to their | that no “confession” by John Bardsley bas Harbin, Dr. J. E. Carpenter and A. N. Meeker. | former places withm ten days, but, in order to | beeu received or “suppressed” at tho Public ON EQUALIZATION OF ASSESSMENTS AND DisTRICT | conciliate the Secretary, he prepared the fore- | Ledger office. A statement from Bardsley was, plac cemmeng going. and it was approved by Mr. Foster, | however, received at the Ledger office on Fri- a re : Thos. W. Smith, Gen. | écTetary of the ‘Treasury, and Mr. Meredith, |day, June 19 The editor-in-chief, who was Sa eet: chairman: Thos. W. Smith, Gen. | chief of the bureu of engraving aud printing. j then absent from the city, was telegraphed to D.S. Walker, H. L. West, Dr. W. B. French, | It was stated by Mr. Meredith that the agree- | come home to examine it and decide whether it A. P. Sperry and Henry L. Bryan. ment could be carried out without the dis-| would be proper to publish ik He did come to ML. J. Loring Cha desired to know if the | placement of any man in the department. { the city for that purpose the same evening; did cconsiaiion: mes ait Saows as the Eset Week | examine it in the presence of two members of Je nd ke. it. station; lange and rates on application oe T. R. BROOKS. STOCKTON HOTEL, CAPE MAY, NJ Fourth consecutive season of present Great etean TPE WALTOR Bovsietor: ‘TSE wisDsoE, CAPE MAY, N.2., Now open. ON scHOoLs. J. W. Whelpley, chairman; A. F. Stewart, V. B. Edwards, Dr. W. W. Hubbell and Dr. J. Lee Adams. "JORDAN, Proprietor. YOSPRINGS HOTEL, BLUE RIDGE PA, WESTERN MARYLAND R.K., iM WASHINGTON. Season. ONT ‘hana fo ‘ornving at pan “itton Forge, servinar ttunch web) FY. Vestivuie 1 in tan apa ran a 5 va ‘i \ ecb ee ‘Filmes Cars ate epee ate, and Sg. K. NEWCOMER, my30-2m W. W. GREEN "EST END HOTEL. CAPE MAY, N. J., LOCA- W tion unsurpassed beach and depot. “Rates | Aftes 2 $12 to 815 per week, ant ver ca} omy Zinn’ EDWARD’. cane. | ()HKNEY SPRINGS AND BATH QTEL BRIGHTON, LONG BRANCH, OPENS wpe £. ite 3°, sane management THUKS- Haat DAY, JONE'25. 1801. Orchestra under direct Mr. Ernest Neyer of the Broadway Theater, Now York base eens aise GEO. F ADAMS, Teese ‘After 15th of June, P. O., Bue Ridge ‘sentzs orchestra, Wrote os ‘nn cafe attached, BCHLECHT & iprietors. Je5-thm' VANIA ROUTE | Raye i. J. ABER, an. ‘A DELEGATION FROM THE FEDERATION. iF. way Now i js {his id uo other ‘8On city, |Special rates for fi honk Aandahien; GUTS eas Gh 4 weopese 40 ices 'his staff and uo other person or persona, Be 25 square feet of Old Furniture with Poe atte he eae tea repens? | These deliberations ware soncluded, and those | eth tt uo, other person or persone, did jedan Su W STORES, Proprietor. grounds to those which have caused him to de- cline to publish scores, perhaps hundreds, of Papers of similar nature. instead of being a paper that would be of rervice to the public, it was a repetition of ac- cusations and scandals against reputable per- sons upon no better authority than two wit- nesses wholly unworthy of credit—Jobn Bardsley and Gidecn Marsh—and in large part hearsay testimony at that. It is th habit to decline to publish scandalous attacks upon individual character i[ HE ALDINE, ATLANTIC CITY, NJ. PACIFIC | _) hear Ohio ave. nd, tnproved. Terme | 7]HE ADERDEEY, ai. No finer house on. the | LONGPORT, ¥. 3. Trust iam oe | shecemtbaboeecacmer: eeeacet cen ba co alae eo a OcCux oy Nod. TRATMORE. Nowopen. Unsurpassed Sate RERHORE Xor oee Courant ‘83 perday. WM. C. CROWELL. my18-2u" Bend or citcular. seo Gcean cod Pitman ove. Ocean Grove, N. 3. A. HUTTON & CO., late of Hygeia. TaD a je oe Table first-class. Ternis reasonzbie. ‘PHE CHALEONTE, : ser ee RILMER. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Beach, sirpassed Ocean’ View. \CEAN GROVE, NJ. So Mrater bet in the hobess cacuhd ROTEL Abuay virw.~ locality, he said, had received very little atten- | Preseut were congratulating themselves upon tion in the past, and he trusted that if the as- | the happy termination of the difficulty, whan a sociation wax « body of citizens devoted to the | committee of plate printers were called into interest of East Washington it would not for- | the Secretary's chamber by Mr. Meredith. The get their northeastern brothers. card whicn anncunced their arrival bore this ‘ inscription: *‘A delegation from the Gompers President Babsou ccplainet that he hud se-| Federation of Labor desires to be heard before — Se ee an agreement is arrived at with the Knights of lected the members of the several committees | Taper” from the entire eastern section of the city so|’ ‘These men had been called away from their that all localities could be locked after. machines at 11 o'clock that day, just as soon as Mr. M. L Weller followed with a complete | it became known that Mr. Cavanagh had ar- 50 to 62.50 day. Mihere rates.” Bend tor pa nisi ‘PSE CATARACT, ATLANTIC City, 5.3. New York ave. near Pacific. Hoous. furnish music Hotel, Woshington, Orkney Spriucs. db all ‘eppetizing history of the association from its birth up to | ranged with the Secretary of the ‘Treasury for | upon any such testimony. Salt aie Dicer entan AERAY TIRW aoe deen Paxrateectitg | the precent time. Relorzing to ise northeast. | an interview. They were drilled, by hr. ere. | “I wish t adi to the foregoing wnat has been | yesosu "og RopeRTs & SONS. | baths cinta al _ Picture Book and cards ern section in particular he said that the East | dith as to their ch and conduct while de- | communicated by me to an influential member | Fuge ‘OLIFTON, ATLANTIC CITY. hea “OE MINES CCOn™ | Washington Citizens’ Association proposed to | liberating with the Seeretary, but the instruc- | of the investigating committee, that if the Atlan ahd Connecticut aves. X "____ 308 a eel do everything it could for all sections. Mr. 8. | tions were not complete; for Mr. Meredith for- | committee or any member of it should think it | season. JOSEPH ENGI ALTER Jet-hn ENGLE, clerk. C. Clarke and Mr. got to tell them the name of the organization | desirable that I should go before the commit- a june aud Be rates for ‘A. Girouard spoke brief, Z S SRDE oi oO atlantic ave.. a8. on the same subject. en as they were supposed to represent before the | tee to sett about this Bardsley statement, | ‘{HE COLONNADE. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., See Bune eo Bete Te Fos enna te Mr. M. W. Wines stated that last year he en- | Secretary, and they gave the name of an asau-| and the refusal to publish it, the committee} ~ oxen wasHINGTON MANAGEMENT. st deavored to get a certain street improved and | ciation that does not and never did exist. will find me ready to obey its subpcena, to be failed. He suggested thatthe best way for all] After a short interview with this committee , Skoeyt 5 daily, 3: sworn and to anewor all questions in relation to | 1,4, €2,50 per das; $10.50 0 @17-60 per week. LADELPMIA, NEW YORE a: cb thi PI Moreand for the money sany hotel om the Jerecy const. Wilte for crease. 90 ED Rast i i t 0 aw, de, 210,38) 7 sections in the eaxtern portion of the city to| the Secretary turned to Mr. Devlin, and, | it, and to place the original of the statement at | ter*ouck"uuspueh Piaiadaninn dor Market Biteet 0 ant The ee uciaas 9 get iespeevemente wos lor the several associa- | snatching some papers from his hands, suid: | the disposal of the committee, to do with it | Ferry. Arrive ut Colonnade at 4:80 p.m. Pee pea RE 20,10 Oabd = Try BEECHAM’S PILLS. tions toamalgamate with the East Washing- | “If there is to be a fight with thix organization | what it eeems best. Very traly, ©. A. RINES & CO., OCEAN GROVE, ¥. 3., nue Oar to Mow Vork, U'a0a-te daily eaeae Bee: ton Citizens’ Association, This was the solu- | or yours I don't know but what I had better W. V.’ McKxax. Now open. Elevator and furnishings all complete. 2Bcts. a Box. Fier terest rroviem. Appiause) | ight ons ON NAVAS = For New Ye Dining ae Rony: Jmaited Egpreen with Co Princesa acon © that Mr. Devlin replied: “If it is to bea Filtiapet tg ONE ieyeand3-48p.m. dutty. Mr. M. L Weller, from the committee on | Silt guess we can do a little of that our- ver census, stated that he had paid another visit to| Mr. Devlin then called his attention to the Col. Robert and found that he had changed his | fact that he had concluded an agreement to mind regarding a police census and stated that | seitle the matter; that in that agreement no he would withdraw all objection if the police | man, whether Knight of Labor or member of authorities were willing, but thought it best to | the federation, was to be discrifninated against wait till winter. Under the head of new busi. | oF displaced; but the Secretary of the Treasury ness the secretary read a letter from Mr. O. E. | stated that he would have to send for Mr. Dnffy calling attention to the condition of 2d | Gompers before he could arrive at a further street northeast. This street, the letter stated, | Understanding of the case. had no outlet from H street to Florida avenue | | The advisers of Mr. Foster have influenced between North Capitol and 4th street north- | him to so act as to give the controversy such a east. Brentwood road, he says, runs along | Coloring as to create the impression that it is Eckington to Florida avenue and thence to 2d | # struggle between labor organizations. Such IN THE MOUNTAINS. , ASRORA HOUSE, AURORA, WEST VIRGINIA — ‘Aselect HEALTH REBOR' of the Aile- khanies— MUTINY ON NAVASSA. OF ALL DRUGGISTS. ci aa my20-2m - ©. C. LEFLER, ‘T 8" TREMONT. sea GinT, x. 3. Now open. All rooms have ocesn view. Music, bil- ards, pool tables, barber shop,telegraphoffice in honses myl#2. Mrs. G. PARKE. HCPEL ALEATRE. SPRING LAKE. NJ Directly on beach. | First-class throughout. ‘water. ‘E. M. RICHARDSON. How the Kearsarge Was Forced to Wait There and Maintain Peace. The United Stetes man-o-war Kearsarge, which arrived at New York yesterday, as stated in Tux Sran,came from Navassa, where for the eight weeks prior to June 20 she main- tained a sort of peace between the representa- tives of the Navassa Phosphate Company and about 130 of the company’s laborers who are on strike. ‘The phosphate company is chartered under the laws of New York, but it does business in e : comfortable Steam heat thro for cireulsr. ‘[ HE GILBERT, ATLANTIC CITY, Ul the year. ‘Near the ocean. Ac tions ass Mrs. M. W. GILBERT, Prop. apls-eosin 3. w Tasr Youve HAD YOUR FILL OF FAKES AND FIZZLES, GUSH AND GAMMON. BALDERDASH AND BUNCOMBE. LET'S COME DOWN TO BUSINESS, PURE AND SIMPLE. SUITS OF CLOTHES FOR MEN-SACKS AND CUTAWAYS. oeuram VIEW HOUSE, Al Ww. Va. en ae 000 feet ; pure air. delistt: fowling.dtivfox and seddieluorees, SUM A LASTS, Proj j3-2m* MOUNTAIN HOME SUMMER RESORT IS NOW of guests, for the reception io ‘Week. “For partictlars address St earns ‘beer Tati Md rs GETA, PACIFIC AND NEW YORK AVES. fil the’ yeur. strictly ‘frst~lass; one block ee FOR EILENBEROER, Pe oyen from 9-1, (P2= wvineTon. my18-3m, ALMER HOUSI P TaEIE Syring Lake, N.3. yisin ‘Mrs. C. PALMER CLEAVER. 1))HE “CARLETON,” 108 LENWOOD HOUSE, DELAWARE WATER GAP, apt iO * pe: 21-30 ene 0 S : + ly, excupt Sunday. O00 a 1, @ atx eo and M streets northeast and there 2d street | isnot the caso. We have no fight, quarrel or | paitimore. It is enguged in mining shor, ‘Most Delightful Location in Atlantic City. Inne 1, BpecyRING LAKE BEACH, WJ. Gin ei building delugntfully located. electri os, Seine ~ 30 A SUIT. AT $7.50 A SUIT. closes. Brentwood avenue was considerable of a | dispute with any labor organization, and this Bs arfen he pete pas Ni . SEA END OF VIRGINIA AVE. ber. Uy3-Im) 1. 8. HINKBON, Proprictor.. | Uy resort. A.1-LaBAK, prop. . HUREAH FORTHE 4214, HUPKAH FORTHE | thoroughfare. It was referred to the commit- | contest will not be so regarded by the general | P! = Sed sh Sassy gama THE “RUSKIN my18-00,2m GLoKIOUS ‘ GLORIOUS tee on streets. officers of the Knights of Labor. Mr. Foster | rock less than two miles long and not a mile | Elevator and all conveniencesof metropolitan hotel. | ‘[ 5 utprina Lake, X.3., | (PIE KITTATINNT, DELAWARE WATER GaP, FOURTH! FOURTH! SOME SPECIVIC INFORMATION CALLED YoR. has an undoubted right to consult with Mr. | wide. The company contracts with its labor- ‘Row open for Pa. Nc rf tain celevrated {027-20 CHAMBERS & HOOPES, Prope. ‘THE KENDERTON, Ocean ent Tennessee « ATLANTIC CITY, Mrs. JAS. F. jow open. tor grandeur of scenery and. fulness. For circular my92m___W. A. BRODHEAD & SONS, Props. WATER, GAP HOUSE. DELAWARE WaTER Gap, Pa: 4 delixhttul mountain resort at the Beet ot stenety “and” best of kettle Sy, beers eet Filladelphin Broad st. station. 1. W. BHODREAD. an TON Garret county, Ma: 3,000 fet above ona; coctat Gompers if he pleases, but the fact still re- tains that none of the men involved belong to any organization but the Knights of Labor. Mrs. CLABAUGH. yN-BY-THE-SEA,” Noakes NJ. ‘BR. K LETCHWORTH. Mr. S. C. Clarke offered a resolution, which was referred to the committee on street im- provements, setting forth that, as for the last three fiscal years, 1889, '90 and '91, the aggre- gate sum of $3,597,655 has been appropriated by Congress for the improvement of the streets, avenues, alleys, &c., of this District, to wit For work on sundry streets, &c......€2,039,200 Repairs to concrete pavements. Grading streets, alleys and roads. ers for a period of fifteen months. They asa rule, colored men, picked up along. the wharves in Baltimore. Uf they de not remain for — aS —— forfeit al accrued | _Je!3-1m wages. If they stay the company agrees to re- co turn them to Baltimore free of charge. oe There were about 200 laborers on the island in charge of seventeen white men when the Kearsarge was sent there in April last on her way home from Hayti to investigate the com- aint of one of the laborers mamed Carter. Swusur Beason, June 1 to myson 0. offering for FOURTH OF JULY your ONE-LINE MARK DOWN in vumparison’ Moisture end The tine isso fieant that a miliewed, tmosmrrown biosguite varisom FOR CHILDREN. nr ———- eee. THE NATIONAL SENGERFEST. Great Gathering of German Singers at New- ark, N. J. The sixteenth national sengerfest of the Northeastern Union of United Singers is to be ‘Open all the year. CHARLES McGLADE. i ND, Le, M. ‘Circulars at Star office. Address ‘urrent work of repairs to streets, &c. ,000 beginning with today | Carter had written to President Harrison that | "WHE MARYLAND. OCEAN END NEW YORK AVE., cat aghttal sluncte eae tenes any 15-2" Mrs. L. M. DEAKINS. (ell) Generat Current work of repairs on county and ending on Tuesday night. he was ill used. He said his time was up aud | L Ataute Cy, B.S. vow houses new fursivars aly ‘bouts: Grchestra anc (THE MONT VUE woTEL, ruowt movat, va | on ornare 4 , &o..... 155,000 The cities to be represented at the sengerfest | that the company would not send. him home; beste rg “OREM, Prop. and Manager. Tatar idee is hotel Lins been thoroughly renovated ALTIMORE & OHIO RAU-ROAD. sh ; oe diet May Constructing county roads and rica . Particu fect May 10, INO} burban streets... apply to. F. STINBON, Prop. jelD-26" Leave Wesbingtun ou, wat re vITs co! LAND SHORT PANTS thOvasar that he was abused and unjustly imprisoned, and that the food was poor and insufticient. When the Kearsarge stopped at Navassa, 130 are: Baltimore, by 18 societies; Washington, 3 Philadelphia, 31; New York, 1 rnished. Now open for fur €.E, BROWN. _ | furnishe 1. ot wer of Now Seruay 403,455 TAL, ATLANTIC arora “RaRESS CITY, N. J.. VIR- ‘Ev new. “All mod- Brooklyn, 27: For Chicaro ant st. Vesrinuied Limttedee- 20,000 range, N. J., 3:| of the laborers embraced the opportunity to ‘ALEX. M. OPPENHEIMER, Prop. G3EEXE MOUNTAIN HOUSE, LOCATED ON | pre tains, 11.905 tn ways = E Allegheny City, | quit work. ‘They called it a aiike It was | (PE REVERE, asa - 7 Fruit Hill Fan, Blue Ride a RCcURTOyOU oO ; ea . Perth Amboy, N. J., 2; | more probably a mutiny. ¥ of Congress enue, opposite the Hotel Brighton. Atlantia a Teeuit ia theconvirties THAT | And asin the spportionment an has declared that Navassa shall be under mari i - Dathing, CENTS invcsted_ bere wequalto TWO | tures thereof six usetional divisions of ate min Camden, N. J., 2, and 1 each Paar ida pFietor, late of the Vermont, time law. This makes its government similar to that of a ship; the superintendent is the cay tain, aud his word is law there. When Kearsarge at Navassa the strikers sent to Commander Elmer to make all sorts of com- plaints, and they threatened their officers with violence and declared that they would repeat the uprising of 1889, when five white men were killed. state of things compelled Com- mander Elmer to lie at Navassa until the strikers could be sent home by the company. On June 20 this was done, and the Kearsarge then left for this port. Commander Elmer said yesterday that he thonght the government at ‘Navassa should be modeled after our territorial government. ‘Then in case of trouble between the company and the laborers thore would be a chance to appeal to competent authority for the settle- ment of the dispute. hourly ts hotel. ape he Wh RE RIGHT HOUSE, CAPE _HENLOPEN CITY, RE- ; Doboth, el This well-known hotel Sil open ‘fay i5-den WOLFE & WARRINGTON. SEES HEN EOPEN, CAPE HENLOPEN BEACH, FA, Renobotn, Delaware, will reopen June 2 101. porches sei "a good outlook “Gears ares ome. SHINGTON HOUSE. COLONIAL BEACH, 1.50, a i ie 1 50 per day, $8.2 week JOHN A. s. | trict have been recognized, to wit, each of the four quarters of tHe city’ of Washington, the city of Georgetown aud the county ontside of said cities, And as it appears that portions of said items of appropriations have been expended for mis- cellaneous incidental expenses not expressly specified in said acts of appropriation, the re are requested to’ fur- nish this association with a statement of the amount of said aggregate sum of $3,597,655 ex- pended in each of six divisions and the amount thereof remaining unexpended, and showing in detail the amount thereof expended for th the GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS Must be clowd out THIS WEE! from Reading, Pa.; Seranton, Pa.; Allentown, Pa.; Wilkesbarre, Pa.: Lancaster, Pa.; Wil- . Del N.Y. N. Y. ILL TOP HOUSE, HARPER'S [HE ROSSMORE, TENN. AND PACIFIC AVES. x. ‘500 feet above town and rivers; vier portucoes lantle City. Tocation unsu 7 Rest tue Ntesch © ail iiodsra ‘conveniences: ‘3NO.P. DOYLE, late Cape May. soln FERRY, W.V, railrosd’ |. LOVETT. Proprietor. | es ey ees. termia, Se, apply OF tiie place. sige Kelb'a: 611 Est. Skee &) Sir, Meniurton, ma D.C. Mise KOLB. Proprictress, 3 tuihates a ee HOUSE, HARPERS FERRY, W.VA. | pn. epee sere ennens 8. E VERT, E 5, 13 30. 16:30pm be open from June Be (THE SRUIRLEY, ATLANTIC CITY, Xf. KEN tucky ave., meer ocean. ts.” For taf iy Room 10, Gis pen Purana wee tee AG NHE STODDART, CORNER ILLINOIS AND PA- ic aves... neat’ 1: nd ton hotels, antic City, NJ. Firat-laee family “hotel; excel- culaines electri gy MARY E: DALGLELSI Rafgrepee: J. 1. SMALL & SON! Washinurion, BY C. HE VICTORIA. ATLA’ ‘BOUTH CAROLINA A\ ail the year. In all there are 150 societies, which represent thirty-one cities. It was in 1860 that the different societies in the states of New York, Pennsylvania, land, Delaware, New Jersey, Virgii District of Columbia effected a confederation for this purpose. A number of singing fests were held until 1871, after which, for some reason, there were none until 1882.’ ‘Then the singers once more assembled at Philadelphia, and it was determined to hold a swngerfest every three years. The festival in 1885 was i lyn, and three years later Bal- timore was given an opportunity to hear the an bows, pen fronts. ‘a. —Open for the season: Ly TEGULAR Pie wal Terms, 96 per week. ILTON’S HOTEL.—OPEN SON. CR Bo petiay. Goes TOE TEE SEASON. Pak SUMMIT HOUSE. HARPER S TERRY. Ww. Suttoes half price, sauntese'S. We point Apply for curvuinr aad tatu Open June iver Sprinss, St. Mary's county, 1 ap20-d 8._W. LIGHT! CONGRESS a togiz = a, ited and plain boson iewular price, $1.50. in Sitk Folded Ties—band- cuts. 305-2m* TIC CITY, NJ. vE., NEAR'THE BEACH. M. WILLIAMS. parately the amount of each class of incidental expenses .d out of said appropriations, including those Yor inspection, wagon repairs, horseshoeing. i jk Satin For REDUCED TO-an. Kid Gioves. Reduced to 1.12 0) REDUCED TO Tie. a pair. | ced to oe Tho-botk D : Aik ‘[ HE WALLINGFORD, HE WALLIN TEANTIC CITY, N. 3., lon from beacl per week. ™ forage. e.: also the amount thereof paid for | coutests and concerte of the unfon, It was at Torin moderster MISS TANCE eet | fosrncee Sl aia ie oH. 4:05, 10:00 end Soa. Sem sewerage; and item 2 the amount for re-| the ness session of this fest that Newar! — x \CEAN CITY, by EY surfacing and for minor xepairs rewpectively, | was selected for the sengerfest of 1891. O a AnDeneD AR CONS 0 as to show precisely how much of said aj gregate sum of $3,597,655 has actually been ex- main i the fe pended in each of said ix divisions and for | 72 spar peer earopy ie What epeciiie purpose concentrated im the prize contests. Any so- Dr. J. W. Drown wanted to know if the asgo- | ciety of the union may enter for competition in ciation had ‘the tracks of | one of three classes for a prize. Three medals Georgetown railroad as | #re offered in each class. ‘The song of the first located on B street southeast. He thought | class is the most difficult of the thi something should be done to widen this street | #ngs this year are: For clase 1, and properly place these tracks before the | class, “Die Verfaliene Muel tracks for the cable road are laid. “Maitag.” Mr. Weller explained that the association had | _ A new prize has been offered at the coming considered the whole question of widening B | festival which is to be known as the city prize. street, but nothing could be done until the | This year the prize isa large bust of Robert library was completed. Schumann, which cost #1,400. The competitors 1 5) alae bie will not be individual societies, but the com- pares bined voices of all the societies in each city. In Rising to & question of privilege Secretary | this contest, contrary to the practice of the ‘Sperry said that be desired to call the attention | other prize songs, each competitor is left to of theassociation to a matter of considerable | select its own song. : importance touching the transaction of busi-| The arr singing of the various societies will ness. At prevent whenever a member offered 8 o'clock in the afternoon of Sun- resolution the association discussed it at | day and Monday, the first contest being for the length, not only consuming valuable time, but | city prize. On the same afternoon the societies oftentames defeating « worthy object. He sug- | in class 3 will sing, classes 1 and 2 singing on gested the passage of a rule whereby all mo-| the following day. The German Mennerchor tions and resolutions would be submitted to | of Washington is entered for the third prize the proper committee, and after,the report of | and the Sengerbund for the secoud. that committee, which he should — 2 A Political Straw in rged aiways be in writing, discussions could take Pittsburg, Ata meeting of the Randall Club in Pitts- Mr. S.C. Clarke, though heartily in favor of : laa OF gc eee tee An XOF Of | burg last aight the arrangements for the club would not always be proper to follow it, for the | Sunual fete champetre on July 22 were com- reason that at times a might come up | pleted. which was more familicr to some of those pres- a mile—Vintage Time filly 1, Leo 2, Eole 3. ‘Time, 1.03. Second race, half mile—Kindera 1, Knapp 2, Flat Flattery 3. Time, .501;. Third race, seven-eighths of a mile—Ia Tosca 1, Ne! lie Bly 2, Vagabond 3. Time, 1.293¢. Fourth Face, one mile—Raceland 1, Major Daly 2, Tea Tray 3. ‘Time, 1.43%. Fifth race, one and one-sixteenth miles—Longford 1, Virgie 2, Lin, Island 3. ‘Time. care Sixth race, one one-quarter miles-- Glendale Outbound 2, Eleve 3, Time, 214. Seventh race. three- uarters of a mile—Kenwood 1, Kitty Van 2, . Hasbrouck 3. Time, 1.10. J.: First race, seven-eighths Kanesyille 1, Prodigal 2, Landseer 3. Time, 1.33: Second race, four and one-half furlengs—Ninone 1, Slander 2. Democracy 3. ‘Time, .59. Third race, six and one-half ~ longs—Margherita 1, Euna 2, Needmore 3. Time, Lae... Fourth race, four und one-half furlonge—Planter 1, Iago 58g. Fifth ra one Lat ran & dead 1 4 “Siacept Subang, “Daily. ees & ove. es COMPETITION FOR PRIZES. vieroR E. ADLER'S PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, OCEAN END OF KENTUCKY AVENUE, ATLANTIC CITY, ¥. J. OFEN THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. {e20-2m_M. A. & H. 8. MILNOH, Proprietors. iP RE WILTSUIRE, ATLANTIC city, N.J., ON Virwinia ave., A x from ocean ; de- lightfal, view from bay window everything new an clase; terms . ‘om ‘D. 'W. CHANDLER. i Sindad WOIDARMERE, Jaa CITY, N.. Renovated: all. th « w7 AND 928 7TH ST. NW., CO&NER MANSACHUSETTS AVENUE STKICELY ONE PRICE elay until 1 p ea rs, See ee eee oyster beds. All ‘eld week ena . Mod- SFovciculate S000 {owes B 315 7th ‘isteamer whart, foot of ASBURY PARK, N. J. eames) | ahesypetigd ar mE free mie oars Pears ee nt tt open TUNES Goi chal Wat APYERG: cn tne oat sing ome day board and = ogee syralce Sante aliswed to be landed ot the Potat ocean at 6th ata a eoason. INEY POINT ROW. Now open. Ay seli anything lower than we. oe sustallusents, nor om time, with A it several times and found the me is mouey” came true, but un- we other aan kept the money. The We take cow are Uncle Sam's, and Sued Ww Le area aud ne bank rejects pede hte A. 6am. Face, one mile—Ponn, 2, Hazelburet 3." ‘Time, 146, Beco three-quarters of Gorman 2, Dan Kurtz 3. Time, 1.15\¢. ©.1, Santiago Fourth getting, and said that | ern he trusted they would be extended to Maryland enue northeast—one of the grandest thor- Seeretary Binine's hiares im the city. The meeting then ad-| 4 dispatch from Bar Hatbor received last a Town Terrorized ‘Tramps. wags tecrerissil i | ovenosmaflons, waseeseieeibing’ hte woud Fe Yoa sumetluag all alone. ri 1 ay if cH | Hj z F' i fi i t z Hf é