Evening Star Newspaper, July 4, 1891, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR BLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY, as eT THE STAR BUILDINGS. 1101 Penrsylvania Avesze, corner 11th St. by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, 8. H. KAUFEMANN, Pres't. Kew York Office, 89 Potter Building, , Stam fe served to subseriters in the mnt, at 10 cents per sat the counter, 2 By mail an) Canna postaee Barenpar Qo web forwicn post [Entered at the Post Office at Washington, D.C., a8 second-class mail matter.) 897 All mail subscriptions must be paid in advance, Races of advertising made known om application. —_————_—_—_—_——_ ee Che pening Star. Ps Vo. 79, No 19,090. ASHINGTON, D.C. SATURDAY. JULY 4, 1891. “TWO CENTS. __ SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. Chaves L. Wi aly. Clarence Liv ot No, Lil4s. Equity, ‘This canse being referred to me for inquiry and re- Port «sto tue imlabtedness of the late Kebecea Liven | hereby w:ven that I will ‘nenin-t the estate of fee a Lieangoud ate nitifind 10 pres nt the sane with “GAs. G. PAYNE, Auditor. jy4, 1118-3 WASHINGTON. JULY 1. 1 we thix day sold my imterest in ti MERE. Trine & WHITE, | 14 Pat. w., to Me. Oncar W, White, an imend the ‘new firm of MERKILL & ANDREW J. TERRY. Sma ROCHADITES AND FRISDS, AT. Nati¢e CUmeu and Georse ©. Thompson st Oct h. ve an excursion to Bay Son FRIDAY, Worn inacent os with us fora day of enjovment. will FAYETTE LODGE, NO. Will build @ special eominu- 1891, at 12 o'clock m.. for irpose of attenvAine thie funrsl of Brother Josep (en. pe tm, “Address by Kev ‘Todd, D. D. | Mase by Chautauqua chorus and the membersof the union. | ‘The sdmiewsn to the proumde is reduced to members ot tie te tt GOTO CHAUTAUQUA. _A MASS MEET. Sr Ree te val Teuperanre Lacioas snd lope m. MOXDAY, in the ainphi- theater. Meuibers almitied free. Mrs, Alfred Wood. Distrirt Superintentent. we SPECIAL NOTICES. PCOND BAPTIST CHURCH,- 3D ST. w.. Kev. Bishop Johnson, D.D.. pastor. 1 ata.. Friendship, its uses and sbuses: 3-m., Si day Belivol Lycen tne, the gospel in i-stery. O st. near 7th cH, “Preaching at Laat Seppiainion st tu "evenita service, Sumiay school, "Daily: 9:30 a.m. Song service, 4 p.m. Rev. J- pastor. = AVE. CHRISTIAN CHURC! Seer and Rev. Win 8. a fe peence te ook Fe sa: CHURCH, COR. 9TH AND D sts. n.e. —Rev, Phillip Steele will ‘preach in the morning and Rev. E. B. Bagby at night. Sun; day school at 9:30. Y.P. 8. All weicome.* <q OKAND TEMPERANCE MASS MEETING at Glen Echo MONDAY, Jaly 6. 10 4.1 Address, papers, &e.. 11 a.m. lecture by Mrs. A. Livermore: 0 p-in., children's dress by Kev. Dr. 5. M. Newman women's meeting and by Kev. Dr. E Bands ot Hope und Le (00L, EXCU! WALTER WHITNEY HAs | iad his office frou 820 14th st. to 143 | OCKS, WATCH be. t+ Thos. Thompson for rej taed. If they are mot catl be sold to pay repal noe, Thompee ways we ARY ¥_ THOMPSO — No. S145 M street north west. Bee one GOING AWAY THIS BUMMER | SECURE 85.000 ‘Mote tnearance tn the WASHINGTON BENEFICIAL ENDOWMENT ASSOCIATION. Reiiable life insurance st about one-balf “old line” ates. Send for ctreulars Dr. K. B. DONALDSON, President, THOS. SOMERVILLE. Vice President. LAWRENCE GARDNER, Secretary, FRANK S. PARKS, Asuustamt Secretary. cm" repeered be Crowa and Bridge © it DR. C. L. ANDERSON, DENTIS’ = Semeored ts 58 sen, ug Store, to 2S percent lower than es. Wil x DE MAGEUDER MUN | lod a nw. Telephone call of oe Morster, Senate Wing Barber Shop. writes: “Have used "K. B. Extra’ Razors and although Ihave beens barber for over thirty years have never seen s Dew razor to equal st, having shaved over twenty beards without being honed, * ‘These now celebrated razors are belig sold at $1.98, and in onder to to insure Four getting the right strop you receive © good cue gratis with each razor. SIE HAS KE- New York ave. to Jeis-Lm ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROF, 10th, 11th and F sta. aw. Byi6aa eS E MODERS GAS RANGE ALE THE chjections bitherto urged ane of ‘coun Tost Ey Leuseucid tm bow complete Dawe er suine sort Call Sud examine the ‘SUN DIAL.” “GILT EDGE.” “RCLIPSE ans At the office of the myltr WASHINGTON GASLIGHT COMPANY. A ‘Telephone, 486. LanGh ICE VAULE bere 2 ApberesBent DRIVElis AND CONSE MEKS. 45,000 TONS PENOBSCOT RIVE ICE forsale from cor DEPOIS and RED WAGONS. Cheap frets amd low ‘OUNT cn lck TICKETS foPSEy auent. Best grades of COAL U6 FAMILY UsEaapecialty. Send in orders early. EM WILLIS, feldtica Vice President and Mauawer. PEN ORDER NOW FOR NEG Awe, bad Lowous aid teu shirts with PY HALL, Slurtuaker, 000 F st. may 1S , es IMPORTING TAILOR, 1101 Pa ave. All Spring Novelties received. apie Gnoeaws Cxzorr Horse FURNITURE AND CARPETS. ‘BEAD THESE PRICES. Solid Oak Antiquefinisbed Bet Room Suites, 3 Pieces, for €W7 cash of $15 on creuit. Tpiece Parlor Suites, solid walnut frames, uphol- tered in plush of best hair cloth, for #28 cash or $30 on credit Good WOVEN-WIRE BED SPRINGS for 82.25 cash (OF $2.50 on credit BRUSSELS CARPET, @0c. cash or Ge. om credit. Good INGRAIN CARPET, Sic. cash or 0c. on eretit We sew and F sli CARPETS free of cost and dou't barge fs the waste ip matching figures. Our tonne are the easiest of any house inthe city oniys Payment st time of purchase and the bal- ance ia EASY WEEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS. Do nutes required and 6 percent discuunt allowed om 61 accounts settled im thirty days. @Rogan's CREDIT wot woe 780 and 74 Mh ot. ww. ' gn ewe ss, www ‘www ae } wow FOR MEN, AND LaDiEs. AU) Bincs of Straw Hate and ip the latest sty.08, Lares stock of Kuoa's S. ¥. Hts. & M. STINEMETZ & SONS, =o 1257 Penasyivanie ave. i < 8c July 8, to River View. a. and . ing” and come to 424 0th st. nw. for INSON. o> 8 NORTHERN Lipenty wanker in consideration of the extreme Lot weat and the inability of housekeepers to keep. fresh in a Frclay to Sunday, 0 URDAY. the FO! ‘nest nd dispensed by polite T ORDWAY. Present. => WE. THE UNDERSIGNED GROCERS OF ‘Georgetown, D. G., do agree toclose oar Fe ae Rapes the whole day un SATUR- Man. & Jones. A. & wWiste fie Ae Craig, Chas. H-Baab. REMOVAL. —J. FRANK JOHNSO: "405 11th 88. o.w. will be pleased to meet us Dany irienda at 437 Det. o.w., Post buiiding. NINETEENTH STREET BAPTIST ‘Church, cor. ith and Lsis. n.w.—0 school; 11 «.m., Liberty in Christ Supper: 8 p.m, Blinded by Satan. ter Hi. Broke, b. D., preac morning and Se THE TEMPERANCE TENT, M BET. and sts.. Georgetown. Sunday after- noon, 4 o'clock, grand rally of the Junior Kechsbites re ‘meeting tn charge of Invincible Coun adab. Good speaking. Come. It" <a@=>!.0.G.T.—GOSPEL TEMPERANCE MEET- ing ‘Sunday evening Good Templar Hall, fOrner Ais stand Penney ivania ave., D./k. Holloway ponte ine ne musical aud rogram. Speakers: Mrs. M. B. Piatt, W.c.T.U:s Cape. Fred [. FR iteney. BD. Coiug and bring your m In- for the election of direct- + of the Company, Ni Fat now. (National Union building). om July, 13 18OL. Polls open trom 1 te cma eS ALL PERSONS, ‘against Keyes & Cc ‘410 Tath st. n.w., will please undersigned i om prac! HAVING CLAIMS | ee REMOVED TO 107 wise waren all chronic actions of ere, sae. aug, hiver, kiduey, strictures and prary iniates. Otice hours: Yio Wes apa ’ "ew — BEGINNING JUNE 2, AND UNTIL further notice our store will be closed at 5 o'clock, and on Saturdays at } o'clock p.m. M. W. GALT, BRO. & CO. JEWELLERS AND SILVERSMITHS, No. 1107 Pennsylvania ave. Be TELEPHONE CALL sa EVERLASTINGLY AT IT. That ie why we are succeeding. Our patrons are benenited in low pric quick work and correct styles. JOHN F. SHETRY. FRINGER AND EXGKAV Li my93m ‘e235 D BT. NS. W. 329-1 REMOVAI CARUST & CARUSI, Heal Estate Brokers, Houses and lotein all parof the city tad county jouses oo the chy taco for sale. pienas * <q=> DE. J. W. HAYWARD, SPECIALIST nervous diseases and professor of elect Mherapeutice, has Tewoved srou ‘ins ofice, $13 mee tOUINERD st. new. Hours 10 t0 : = > WIRE GOODS OF EVERY DE ‘NGreca Wire Cloth, Le. per foot crea E PSLEVI CURRY & CO., jeliim 8.0. cor. 13th and H sta. nw. Be TOLMAN OTEAM LavNvRy, 491 to 400 Cat. n. aps-3m_ (Old established and reliable. XCURSIONS! EXCURSION: Tr you are| excursion you will want printed matier to hake fis uccess.” 1 aun quoting lowest Prices for good work. ‘BYRON 8. ADAMS, Printer, 512 Uithst. nw. SUMMER RESORTS. Orders for the printing of circul: duiets (illustrated oF plain), Vilis of fare, vill &c.. for pro! Of suuuiner resorts are s0- cited; good work, promptness and moderate prices may be relied on; samples sent if desired: myl3m_Printerand Pubiisier, 11U6-1i18Est. o.w. BS ir cre ecttne WINDOW SCREEN FRAMES, 17. EACH. ADJUSTABLE WINDOW SCREENS, €2.75 DOZEN. WIRE SCREEN DOORS, COMPLETE, With Spring Hinges, Hook and Eyeand Knob, $1each. 2% FT. GARDEN HOSE, COMPLETE, ‘With Couplings and Patent Nozzle, @2 each. GARDEN HOSE REELS, 75e. EACH. A FULLY GUARANTEED LAWN MOWER, 93.75. SQUART ICE CREAM FREEZER, $1.35 EACH. FUULTKY NETTING, 2-INCH MESii, Fer 100 square feet, 6c. BEAMS’ SPECIAL RACKETS, 94.35. Pam- note- BARBER & Ross, . COR. 11TH AND G STS. ¥.W. ‘Opposite Boston Dry Goods Store, ap7-3m q=> MEN'S OUTING SHIRTS TO ORDER, We take pleasure in announcing that our stock of Flannel, Suk, Madras and Cheviot for Men's Negiiies Shirts iscom- plete and embraces all the new and cor rect styles, We make s specialty of Fine Custom Work. We use only the beat materials.employ none but skilled hands and gusrantee that for superior work- manship, style of nish and scientifio perfection im cut and tour Shirts can- not be excelled. Samples of materiale and grices cheer/uity Jurnmtehed on ap- plication. Leave your orders at Men's Depart- ‘ment, first floor, first annex. mb20-0m = WOODWARD & LOTHROP. = CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION, AQUITABLE BUILDING, 1003 ¥ ST. ASSETS, €1,225,274.18. The 2tet issue of stock open for subscription and payment. Shares are 2.50 per month. Ofkice hours from { a.m. to$:30p.m. daily. Om the first Wednesday of each mouth the office will be open from Gto So’clock p.m. Advances are made prowptiy | at 7 o'clock. Pampliets and information concerning the ob- Ject aud advancages of the association furnished apon application at the office, THOS, SOMERVILLE, Pret. JOHN JOY EDSON, Secretary. 32m HAVE YOU PURCHASED A SUMMER SUIT FOR YOUK HORSE? Wehave an tmiense stock of Summer bing for Horws, including Sheets, wots aud Coolers, and dest close theusout. The Siete run from Gi -ail quod vaiue for the price. other Srticiws have anequaliy wide range of cost. If you inten: tasing yOUF horses away for the sunnner it would be well to secures full equipinent Leiore starting. ANDREW J. JOYCE'S SONS, WEP and 108) Comuect.cut ave. everytuine hecessary for and Carre. jeo-te WE WISH TO INFOKM THE LADIES ‘Thst we make « specialty of Laundering Fine DRESSES, LACES. Lace Curtains anu fe work of every description. YALE STEAM LAUNDRY, 522 10th ot., near cor. F n.w. deem EQUITABLE Toi.. 1002-3. Sta << o ‘DEXTER STEAM LAUNDRY” Ia now located at Pa. ave. bw. et Where work will be received on and after June 8. The pemmange ot ag old mente RY W DEXTER pe1-im E "Proprietor. TO TOURISTS AND THOSE CONTEM: Reoverioxs Ix Scuaex Bevensozs. Patan a Lurvpes Neald direct ae | Siete Dour fi ay ottien Calisorniea Ciaree fomaiuiny tease Drone’ Trunks, it-weurh COME IN TONIGHT. ‘We will be open until 10 tonight to clothe you in our perfect fit- ting and rightly made Ciothing. ‘We will close at 1 o'clock to morrow (July 4). GEORGE SPKANSY, mB earns. ow, NOTICE. 1 desire to inform my customers and iriends that I have withdrawn fru: ness conducted at the corner of N- B.W., under the firm naine of Jos. nk them for their kind patronage in the pas Keapecttully, JOS. P, SMULH. Be RONEN, CONSEQUENCE OF THE Purpose of the governinent to take the prot erty bow cccupied by us fur the new post ofice Wu ing, all persons having goods on storage with us are hereby notified to remove the saiue before the Is day f Aust, AD. Init. it DOWLING & 8c c ‘THs. 4y3-1m Auctioneers, 217.85 in settiement of iny claim, 4 to ty entire satisiaction. IBnd the "NEW YORK? fatthtuliy carries out to the letter all it prom ises, and its every transaction with its policy Lulders racterized Dy j,,lberality and promptuess, BAUKHAGE ). Dept., Inspection Div. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, 16TH ST. neat Scott Cirete. | Hey Charles, At + Pastor.—Sunday, school, 9:30 a. ot deparinient mm charwe or Prot. Mason, 9:45. "Preach- ing by the pastor, 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Baptism at the close of the evenin service. In the evening series of Sunday Jaly, with sabjec Tniquity 01 or the Excoumuuni Ministry to Citizenship." The Briggs C Shall Be the Standard in Matters of Faith?” Subject for tomorrow evening: | **Trant the Iniquity of Gambling.” ~a=> BABYLON IS PALLE: roxress and principles of Seventh Day Ad’ ventiste. {sit Judaism? Is God inthe movement? I A pwslwent of prophecy? At J and 8 p.m DAY at tent on 9th st. near Ron.w.. by Eid. Rol of Brooklyn and last sermon ol J. 8. Wii burn. You are invited, gg FIFTEEN STREET M. &. CHURCH, 1, A, Thirikeld, gonmb, pastor BB oa Ai wercor re ou CHURCH (UNITARIA: ,~ comer 14th and.L sts. Services at 11 a.n iebiked by Lucene i." Stuppen of Wichita, Kai Evening services dress Uy the pastor. 11 the pastor. mnecting this even) ‘Tuesiay, consec meeting.’8 p. Be P0CETH PRESBYTERIAN” CHURCH. ‘Oth st. bet. Gand H sts. n.w., Rev. Joseph ‘T. Reily, pastor.—sabbath school, ink. 1 alm. Young people's prayer mu Thursday evenine prayer meeting, 8 piu. Strangers are cordially welcome. It 'TY GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH gE mday services chung on 2d and at8p.in. Sunday school at pastor. It pastor. — vice, ads au. Prowch- ing, 7 p.m, at 1030a.mn. 4th Sunday a fr, 4TH hh instant ywed by the Preaching “at, 8 ‘aD Freathing vy the pastor at 11 u.m.. communion of the Lord's supper. bm. by Key. H.R. Naylor, P. b. s=>BEREAN BAPTIST CHURCH, 18TH ST. Mist. n.w., J. Milton Waldron, pas: Subject, **Harsh Judiuent naive service of xrout be . clase in the stady of ‘Tuesday, pul chool all. EPIPHANY, G ST. Kev. Dr." MeKia, Sond 11am! Just before at McKENDREE CH between 9th and 10th sts," n. by tiie pastor, Kev. L. "f, Widerinan ands p.in. Young people's mecting wt y school at 9 Seuis trea. . E. CHURCH, COR. «G. H. Corey, D.D.. 9:30 aan, Preaching at Ti ui. “Epworth i. 7 p.m. ALS p.m. the pas- Will deliver a discourse on ‘the **Moral Aspects of Our National Life.” All arecordially invited. It <= are COR. STH AND F sts. Key. L. ‘Wilson, " pastor.—9:30 ti, Sunday School. Tl w.m., commumion service. P.m., sefmon bythe pastor. Jrayer mectine LUrsdiy evening. Strangers are cordially invited to all the sor: ROPOLITAN PRESBYTERIAN starch, 4th and B Rev. Jobm Ches- pastor. Services tomorrow at il a.m. No ¥. ¥.5. C. &. Tuesday: congre- gation. prayer ‘meeting Thursday ;both at Sp.in. It Re NEW FORK AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN ‘Church. —Rev. William ‘MeKicbin, D.D., of Cineatats Ot will wat 11 am. and & se OPENING OF THE TENALLYTOWN AND ROCKVILLE RAILROAD COMPANY. ‘The cars of this road will be running TOMORROW (JULY 4) AND EVERY DAY THEREAFTER to Bethesda Park, » beautiful shady grove of 50 acres, 335 miles from the terminus of the Georgetown and Ten- allytown Railway at the District line. ‘This park is free to excursionists and picnic parties, and a spacious dancing pavilion is ready for thetc occupancy. Plenty of good spring water will be pro- vided, and in the evening a display of fireworks will be given. No liquors are soid at this park. The fare on this railroad is similar to city lines—O tickets for 25c. Other private grounds will be given free for use of parties on application. Beautiful lots by the @ere, in parcels to suit, are offered along the line of this road, nd the country through which it passes is the most ‘beautiful and salubrious in Montgomery county. ‘This company has open summer cars, is equipped with Thouson-Houston extra power electric motors, and it bas one lance motor car, seating 40 passeng which is the largest car owned by any street ratlway in this vicinity, and is generally used on West End Rail- way of Boston. Its cars will leave each end of ite route every 15 minutes until midnight. JOHN E. BEALL, President. SPENCER WATKINS, ‘Vice President snd General Manager. 23-28 cS", ‘To all whom it may concern: ‘We have this day sold and transferred our entire in- terest and wood will in our business as real estate and insurance ‘agents to Messrs. Georke H. Bliss & who will continue the saiue ut cur vid pluce, 19 7 St. uw. Thanking the pubue generally "and our friends in particular for the wencrous support accorded, to us, we respecttuLy ask for the mew firia the contin- ued patronaxe of otr friends. Mr. Burr K. Tracy is empowered to use the firin naine only in liquidation of all unsettled affairs of the jate firm of Ityou & Tracy. dyl-wasot* RYON & TRACY. - MR. GEO. H. BLISS AND ALFRED 8. Be rica ive this day entered into copareaer- ship Under the style and frm nemeof GEORGE H. BLISS & CO., And have purchased the real estate and insurance busi- ness of Messrs. -Ryon & Tracy, No. Ol? 7th st. 1. w., Where they will be xlsd to see nud serve their iriends, and all otuers who may desire their yervices. Mr. Willson has beet in the employ of Kyon & Tracy for the past seven ‘years aud is well and favorably known. His experience and character give ussurance ‘that any business entrusted to their charge Will be care: fully and honest 3 ‘iwae ‘GEO. H. BLISS & CO. ETO TAX PAYERS OF ALEXAN- ria county, Va, For the purpose of accou- those persone Who do. hut reside In the ‘at the real estate oilice or Jauies Ee te, 1821 F “st. n.w., on the 10TH DAY OF MONTH until August, frou 12 m.to 5 o'clock Ban to receive sucit faxes ihe ew law Feuuites orp: payment OF land will Le returned juent Sid ssid Notice ia vereln given that eit deituguent taxes be paid without delay. We C- WIBLIT Sreay: turer of dlesandis county: reas ti N «& eal | o> fe ¢g RK NEY & i ¢ ROB = ? 1 adm 8 x ERTS. Xx @ sr. ¢ & wm ° DON'T BURN COAL— Tt is expensive. a will sup] you «th a gan stove at nomi- nal Ci Ka hoon am licht extinct the house coals ‘cheap. Ueniiea. tity Bu cools and HS Pee DDI. Ss et aw N, Gld 1.td st. aw. Je24-mm THE BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT Factory, 01 Oth st., n.w., near N.Y. ave. he Manacenuent of two old-timers, 8. B. Ei- sos. H. Ireland, have Just received irom the 19 dozen more “Outing Shirts, consisting of Madras, Cheviots, Percalines and Saticens. To sold at prices that wilastonisn you. Cail and be convinced. 3030-5t 2 THE WASHINGTON MAKKET COM- b <a prvipkaty 'D No. 29. A dividend of 335 has been declared to stock- holders of record June 20, payabie at the office of the company in the 7th street wing of Center Marketon snd uiter JULY 3, 10. ster SUES Si UEL Wf. CURRIDEN, Treasurer. Washington, D.C. 4 Ie Sere -ot . US DESIGN YOUR PROPOSED = building end entinate ‘on, cost of erwction. Can turn cent OF uuomey it Glue eC0., ALCHITECLS, UUs Lata at. 306-1 P CAUTION. WISHING ALL OF OUR MA- Boe “Since to vive the bishest decree of satisfac tick, we partirwar-y vaution those having old ones of Our inuke axainst aLcuwiny thet to be adjusted cise Where thai at the COMPANY'S OF FICE, where none Dat genuine parts are used, and only the ‘most reason: able chanvea, any. are made. Onder Uy Feceive inuucdisteaivention, Oe HEELEK & WILSON MFG. CO. my26-t.th.s.tF “sr Oth $e. SIT 15 4 PROVEN FACT ‘That 1 LARGEST, handeomest andere complete SOCK of AMEMIGAN WA LCHES im tity. ied rie will conv! you that say Rouse in the D Sta TIME CERTISI- CATES given with all Bretclens WATCHES, & Ly SALTESTEIE ge. ‘anulecturing Branch cor. Main and Granby ote. Nortel Vi. AT THE REQUEST OF ONE THOUSAND and oue of our customers we have provided space for s luneh room on the sixth floor of our 10th bow peepeed to eve them ine frwvciom manner.” now to serve manner. pit ‘WOODWARD & LUTHOR. Preaching at 11 fren, Cue. Gi THE STRENGTH OF YOUNG MEN. ‘Address by Kev. William McKibbin, pastor Wala ut Hills Presbyterian Church, Cineimnats, Onio, at the . A. Gospel meeting, Gymnasium Hall, 1409 New ‘York ave, Sunday, July o. 4:90 p.m Prominent clerwymeu from otlier citice every Sunday ‘during the sumuser. Do not tail to bear them. Coie euriy. Meeting for men ou! it FOUNDRY ME. CHURCH, REV. GEO. Elliott, pastor.—Sunday ‘school, 9:30. Preaching by pastor, a.m. and Spun. Communion service. Young people, 7 v.in. Prayer meeting, Wed- Priday. It mee kapeenieees __ a ELDER A. B. FRANCIS, OLD SCHOOL Bap tist, will preach, Providence permuit- ting, in Monmwental Hall, 135 Pa. a) evening, July 3.at 8 p.ia. IRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, corner 10th, and Gta. nw.—The pastor, D. D., will conduct the morn- and aduituister the Lord's Sup per, With reception of mesnbers. Music led by Dr. isctiof, orcanist.. Sunday schol, UW ata, Cele tian Endeavor meeting, 7p. ui. No evening Breachi- G a.w., Sunday it Spam. in tis 8 pre-view of the Sunday essons for the chet ne Guagter Sunday school at 9 Christian Endeavor Society meeting #t 7 GURLEY MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN Se ‘Le Droit Park, Florida ave. and 7th at. —T reac ‘bin T Midweek serv: ice it ing, Fector, All ‘outa tree. Services; : pe Tull coral evens Fount st. Cit ROH A.A ere in. pecscutig by ah aa ae inauaveation, of boersuent in the sore eod wa service by ir in evening. ‘Turee p.m. the Sunday Bldot Goapel eperangs, Soctecy will hoa tual oululy tatetings whiche Sil te slated ee ee Martin of Baltimore and Major Ry: bis Singing by the Society. And Sixping the Pledge. p> GRACE M. E. CHURCH, COR. 9TH AND <a ee Services 11 a.m. and & p.m, Sunday. Prayer mecting. ; i p.m. Thursday eae =>CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, COR. 8TH rr Cy ee Sunday schovl, 9:30 a.m. Pre and EK e_>VIaMP. A Seatac ae parlors, 70¥ H Selence of Pf = METHODI : ae st bet. M Graham, pastor, 11 iniependence- Day PROTESTANT CHURCH, N = Dw. os % oly communion; ath By o MEMORIA! | eee W. Moore, pastor. —Ii a. God T2250, Sunday school” yee" ety; Bp.m., communion. " All invited. @—FiRST QUARTERLY MEETING METRO- Se ot ly z = pigan, pelcy A.M Zion C.urch Bout D., pastor. —1 a y Rev. J. Daniels; Spr:, by Oe, 1 by pastor. 'T VERNON PLACE ME. CHORG cor. tiv and K's mye Mae “the Cuiei ot ‘Texas. Sunday Prayer weetine ey Excurstou on tie But Sa ula | Thursday cvenin:, 6 o'eloca, J ‘Strangers cor = ASSEMBLY PRESBYTERIAN of > Acorner Oth sl T ath. aw Row ee ey Latte, pastor. —Preaching by the pastor at 11 a.1n.” No reuse service, Suge y oc 001 98:50 au, Yb. s, ¢ yer every 1 ISRAEL METROPOLITAN C, M. E. | ‘Church, Tat and 8 ale. sw., Ks Msi .. pastor—Gralud rally day." Preaching a tiie “Kev. D. E. Wiseuian, pastor enti Lutueran Church. Sp. by, Rev. de" fhe bee pastor Setropositim Ar ME. Chueh, “Al invited tee WESTEKN PRESBYTERIAN CHU i< Hat. bet. 10th and 20th sess —Duriue tos vont of Zul amt Apel they palo wi pessupe Yuithe Uinversity, Charcutte,"'N-. DWiaT seven et Ie. and 8 munieietraptent - * =") s=>RYLAND M. E. CHURCH, 10TH AND D | eer: SA Pree, Bebe AD, D Ha. Pretching gad coumunion, “2 pt. mies Ad ess by Mra Sd io es ore NEAR B Epes Sodas ST, JOHN'S CH a tomorrow: Al 1 GEORGETOWN, Strangers = responses: 3 12 om. Washington News and Gossip. Index to Advertisements, AMUSEMENTS. Page 16 ATTORNEYS. Page 10 AUCTION SALES. Page 10 BICYCLES ‘Page 13 CITY ITEMS... COUNTRY REAL ESTATE... DEATHS. DENTISTR EDUCATIONAL. «0... sc EXCURSIONS, & FAMILY SUPPLIES, PUTT CeCe EL BY a wRESESueswow FOR RENT (Stores). FOR SALE (Horses FOR SALE (Honses) OS SLSESaawwwwwiw MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN. NOTARIES PUBLIC OCEAN STEAMERS POTOMAC RIVER BOATS: PIANOS AND ORGAN! PERSONAL Santasne PROFESSIONAL RAILROADS . SPECIAL STAGE s SUBURBAN PROPERTY. SUMMER RESORT: WANTED (Help). WANTED (Houses). WANTED (Rooms)... Se % ReVwe sean tte WANTED (Miscellaneous), Tae Corcoran Gauurny.—On Monday and Tuesday of this week 1,265 persons visited the exhibition of drawings made by the pupils of the Corcoran School of Art. ‘The gallery will be closed to visitors from July 16 to Sep- tember 15. Couxterrerrens Carrunep.—The chief of the secret service has been informed by Agent Harris of California that he arrested John H. Green and Mrs. Fanny Page near Antioch yes- terday for counterfeiting. He captured a complete outfit, together with » quantity of counterfeit $1 coin. IncreastNo THE Banx Cracvtatiox.—A num- ber of national banks have deposited United States bonds at the Treasury Department for the purpose of increasing their circulation in anticipation’of the demand for money in the fall movement of crops. There was an increase of $1,250,000 from this source during June, with every indication of a continued increase during July and August. Mrurarr Capers Aprorstep.—The President has appointed cadets at large to the Military Academy as follows: Martin Ramsay, son of Commodore Ramsay of the navy; Stuart F. Smith, son of Gen. William (Baldy) Smith: Johu P. Wade, son of Col. Wade of the fifth cavalry, and grandson of Senator. Ben Wade, and William Sherman Fitch, grandson of Gen. William T. Sherman. The cadets will be ad- mitted next June and by their appointment the President exhausts the number of appoin:- meats at large to West Point fixed for this year. A Tarr To THE Eastern Sxone.—Mr. E. Kurts Johnson and a party of distinguished invited guests leave this afternoon for an outing slong the Eastern Shore. The ‘ty will first go. to Baltimore and there take the new steamer Cam- bridge of the Choptank Steamboat Company. The trip promises to be » pleasant one. The route is through the Choptank and Tread-Avon rivers. Stops will be made at Oxford, Easton and Cambridge. Amon, {he distinguished guests are Attorney Genl. Miller and son, Secre- iow Halford, Marshall Ransdell, O. G. Staples and Richard Johuson. The party will return about Monday. Pensoxat.—John M. Cox of Boston, E. B. Brown of Pittsburg, Mrs. E. C. Whitney and James Elverson of Philadelphia, John H. Bart- lett of Roanoke are at Willard’s —A. M. Les- lie of Chicago, John M. Hays of Norfolk and J. J. Tteynolds of Syracuse, N. ¥., are the Randall—_W. . ‘Ellis of Minnesota, Hilliard Lee of New Orleans, Benson M. Grant of Baltimore and 8. Sinclair are at the Arliugton.—Rev. John B. Morgan of Paris is at the Shorcham.——George B More head of Pittsburg, W. RK. Everest of Philadel- it, Zohn D. Lradford of Indian territory and Join E Barragh of New York are at the Ebbitt —S. R. Lyons of Bloomington, Ind., is at the Fredonia.—L. A. Grimes of Arlington, 8. C., Geo. Humilton of Philadelphia, Moves ‘Hoover of Greenville, Tex., W. W. Kittle of Sioux City, Neb, and 'J. ‘t, Johnson of Chicags are “at the Johnson.—Capt. Woolman Gi son leaves on Monday for @ trip to the eastern shore of Maryland, where he will visit the principal places in ex-Congressman Gib- son's district.—Richard H. Willett, jr., Mr. E.N. Martin, Mr. Louis C. "White ‘and’ Mr. James Phillips left ‘this morning for Atlantic ty. NO CASUALTIES, A Remarkably Orderly Day and Without » Single Fire. Up tothe time Tax Star went to press no serious casualties of any kind had been re- ported to police headquarters. “This is the quietest Fourth of July T ever experienced, as far as arrests go,” said Lieut. Amise this afternoon. “We bave only made one arrest, and that was o simple drunk We are not bothering the boys, and from all ac- counts they are having a royal good time. gave my officers instructions this morning not to arrest any one for shooting off fireworks, but to prohibit the shooting of pistols, guns and cannon. Another thing, there has not been # single alarm of Are. ‘This was due to the wise pret caution of the major of police not issuing an order prohibiting the boys from shooting of fireworks on the street. Some years ago the then major of police issued an order to arrest all persons caught shooting off fireworks on the streets, This drove the boys indoors and in the back sheds. The result was that on that day there were a number of fires.” chanic at @2,500, office quartermaster general; James M. Wimmer, class one, ordnance office, resigned; Jno. L. Wheatly, class $1,000, rec- ord and pension division, resigned; Bernard Bunnemeyer, promoted from class one to two, inspector general's office; Abner Y. h, promoted from class three to four. R. M. Barnitz, from class two to and John Berry, from class one to quartermaster general; Frank A. Promoted from class 8! to grdnunee offices Martin ley, Wm. ‘erguson promoted from copyists, & record and pension div: promoted from class @: oftice; Jno. D. Parker, re 2 8 z i 28 ‘ Fr ; i a # if i u itt clase West- EF ilyre afte i MINISTER DOUGLASS HERE. He Does Not Know Whether He turn to Hayti or Not. HIS ANSWER TO CRITICISN—ROW THE NEGOTIA~ TIONS FOR THE MOLE ST. NICHOLAS WERE EM- BARRASSED BY ANOTHER CLAIN—HE THINKS MIPPOLYTE 18 FRIENDLY TO THE UNITED STATES. ANOTHER BIG WRECK Fourteen Lives Lost in a Railway Disast iter. THE KAISER ARRIVES IN ENGLAND. Secretary Tracy Delivers an Ora- tion at Owego. Minister Frederick Douglass reached home Inst evening on leave of absence from his mis- sion at Hayti. morning at his residence st Good Hope Hill he was walking through the tangle of vines and shrubs which have been running wild during his absence. Being joined by the reporter he led the way up the steep double terrace to his house, and seated in his study he talked most interestingly for half an hour about Haytian affairs, internal and international. Mr. Douglass looks as young and as cheerful as he has for ten years, or maybe many more, and his striking person- ality gave an interest to his conversation, in addition to the fact that he was talking ona subject the public is interested tobe informed MONUMENT TOS. 8S. COX. ANOTHER GREAT DISASTER. Fourteen Reported Killed in = Railway Wreck in West Virginia. Cuanzzstox, W.Va, July 4.—The Kanawha and Michigan train went through « thirty-five foot trestle at » farm eight miles below here, this morning. The trestle was burned out. The engine passed over safely, but the bag- gage car and two coaches went down. FOURTEEN REPORTED KILLED. Fourteen are reported killed and forty-five injured, most of them seriously. Among the killed are: Col. W. E. Fife, Capt. John K. Tomp- kinson of Putnam, Mrs. C. 8S. Truslow, James Jones, William Ford, Mr. Conker of this city. R. J. Satterwait of this city is seriously burt. The scene of the accident ia three miles from a telegraph office and particulars are meager. Arelief train started from here as soon as the news reached the city. edn THE KAISER IN ENGLAND, Arrival of the German Emperor at Sheerness and Departure for Windsor. Loxvox, July 4—The kaiser arrived today from Holland. The Hohenzollern, as it ap- proached Sheerness, was received with an im- perial salute from the British squadron in Waiting. and the fleet presented a spectacle which, the kaiser acknowledged, far surpassed anything that he has seen in the naval display in Hollund. The Prince of Wales, the Dukes of Connaught and Edinburgh and other mem- bers of the royal family went down to meet the kaiser on landing. The greeting between the Prince of Wales and the kaiser was carefully noticed and it appeared to be of the most cor- dial character, the kaiser almost embracing his royal uncle. He was enthusiastically received the crowds assembled to witness the landing of the im; All the British war ships HIB ANSWER To CRITICISM. ~ “I have a good answer,” he said, “to the un kind and unjust publications concerning me and my connection with the mission at Hay which some persons have been indulging Itold some reporters I saw last night that they ought to go to the State Department to get information on the subject. My reports are there. But, as Tsay, Ihave an answer to the criticisms that have been published. If the time comes for me to do so I shall speak on that subject. At present I retain my posi- tion and am charged with certain diplomatic work and may go back to Mayti, therefore it would not be proper for me to speak too freely at this time, It is my duty ase diplomat to receive blows without returning them. There seems to be some anxiety to know whether or not Iam going to resign. I do not know whether or not I shall go back to Hayti. Lasked only for sixty days’ leave of absence from my post of duty. Of course I have not seen the President yet, and have not seen Mr. Blaine for some time Until I have talked the matter over some I can- not tell what fam going todo. I may or may not resign. It might be that the administra- tion would like to send a younger man than I to take charge of our affairs ut Hayti. There are several who want the position and are caus- ing a great deal to be written on the subject. I do not know what the desires of the President are. I may not get out of this muss for some time or I may get out very soon. THE MOLE ST. NICHOLAS. “I see that Admiral Gherardi is referred to as authority for many of the criticisms of me and my conduct with relation to the conces- sions our country was seeking from Hayti, I do not know that he has written anything over his own name, but bear indefinitely of his being authority for the statements, see him quoted, &c. Now Iam surprised at that, for as colleagues dealing with this question we were very friendly. I was much interested in the Mole ‘San Nicholas, and was anxious by all that was in my power to get the concessions which my government asked for. I hear it said that I have become more Haytian than American—an absurd statement. ‘BIS POLICY IN HAYTL twenty-one guns. Soon after the emperor and his party left for Windsor ‘The weather was brilliant and bracing. Windsor was aglow with enthusiasm over the expected arrival of the kaiser, and elaborate and in the town. The German em England by. the Toreig Marahchall; Priv; of the foreign “When I went to Hayti I had two objects in waste. Wagers view, which I talked over with the President, and which he was interested in and fally ap- proved of. One was to serve my own country and to secure for her the concessions she sought, and the other was to aid, as far as pos- sible, the ‘black republic’ in proving to the world that my race were capable of governing themselves and that they could form stable government. I talked of this with the President, and he said that he hoped oa it would not much longer int to Hayti as an example to poctintie sebehine taste nioaraete ee capable of self-government. ‘The difficulty in negotiating for the accession of Mole San Nicholas for a coaling station lay in the manner, the time and the circumstances of ite asking” I thought, and I still think, that the concession of the mole could easily have been secured if the proposition bad been made at the right time and in the right way without too many restrictions. HOW THE NEGOTIATION WAS EMBARRASSED. “Ido not feel at liberty to go very deeply into this subject, but I will say to you this much: If, in for concessions, those asked for by Mr. Clyde hud not been put ahead of that of the mole the United States would have got what she asked for. You see uur pro, sition was illogical when we claimed that the United States government had rendered vaiu- able services to the Haytian government and asked for concessions, and then pressed for- ward the claim of a single citizen of the United Su.tes for performing those services. In press ing the Clyde claim for @ concession the claim of the government for concession*%was weak- ened. It was contradictory and illogical. Ido not say Mr. Clyde, for he isa fine gentleman, but his agent at Hayti asked for $1,000,000, re- ducing the claim later to £500,000, from Hayti, asa subsidy for a steamship’ line, upon the claim that he had broken te blockade. By pressing this claim first the government claim camps. many at The Hague. —__ SECRETARY TRACY THE ORATOR. ment at Owego, N. ¥. great throng of people from this place and many other towns in the vicinity. ‘There was a grand procession, comprising G. A. R. posts from the various towns, the twenty-sixth sepa- rate company, N. G. 8. N. Y., and civic organi- zations. Hon. Thomas C. Platt was t Sand aael Afnrine panes meee a . fter monu- ment was unveiled by Miss Louise Hoskins, and accepted on behalf of the citizens by the president of the day. B. F. Tracy, Secretary of the Navy, delivered an oration and Gen. Inasc 8. of Brook- lyn also spoke. Music and prayer closed the ceremonies. Scianinaliitianois FRENCHY’S CONVICTION. ‘The Verdict the Celebrated Case Wass Surprise to New Yorkers. New Yor, July 4.—The verdict in the “Jack the Ripper” case surprised the general public, who expected a finding of murder in the first degree or an acquittal. But the law of murder in New York state is plain that unless the kill- to the mole was clouded. The Haytians argued that what Mr. Clyde's agent wanted 500,000 for—to establish the steamship li eigners bad done for nothing.” ‘THINKS THERE 18 STILL A CHANCE. “Do you think that there is no longer any Prospect of our getting the mole?” “No, I think we may yet, under more fayora- ble circumstances, get the'voncemsione *” “‘Ie it true that Hyppolite is unfriendly to the United States?” that he is unfriedly. I “No, Ido not think do not think that the concession was refused in irit, but that Hippolyte felt obliged, in consideration of hie on 2 ay tion, to regatd the popular sentiment about him.” ing is deliberate and premeditated it isnot mur- der in the first degree. The jury evidently saw no proof of deliberation or premeditation, and Recorder Smyth, before whom the case was tried, says he considers the verdict in ac- cordance with the evidence. pacts “soa CORNING NOW IN MOURNING Families and Friends of the Ravenna Wreck Victims Crased With Grief. Consrxa, N. ¥., July 4.—The wreck at Ra- venna has turned Corning into « place of mourning. Nineteen of those reported killed were residents of this city, where they have always lived until some weeks ago. All of them have families and intimate friends here, who are orazed with grief. All those in the wreck Speaking of the internal affairs of Hayti, Mr. Douglass said: “Everything is now quiet and peaceable in Hayti and there has been no dis- Tarbance since the 28th of May. ‘The trouble of the 28thof May was caused by disturbers of the peace who were plotting againat the govern ment. They were outlaws and rel who of a holi when Hi nd nest of See geek ehieess ares chee to incite s revolt, upon the pretense of How the Fourth is Being Observed by Resi- dents of Petersburg. Special dispatch to The Evening Star. Pzrenssuna, Va., July4.—The Fourth dawned bright and clear and prettier weather could not have been desired. In ante-bellum times the { g, f ii 4 fr | | £ F s i i } E I I : j i see ee Sheerness fired salutes of Preparationshave been made both in the palace is accompanied to Baron Councilor Baron Kiderlin ice and the chiefs of the civil and military cabinets, besides several aid-de- During his Holland visit the kaiser rather avoided the Count Rantzan, son-in-law of Prince Bismarck and representative of Ger- Unveiling the Tioga County Soldiers’ Monu- Owze0, N. ¥., July 4—The ceremony of un- veiling the Tioga county soldiers’ monument was performed today in the presence of a Americans in the British Metropelis Cele Drating the Fourth. NEPAEWS NOT TO BE ALLOWED To serma mW PALESTINE—A SLIGHT CLOUD IX THR East OVER THE ATTEMPT TO SUFFERS BRIGAxD AGR—LADT CLANCARTY'S INTEXTIONE, Loxpox, July 4.—The Americags of London are celebrating the Fourth of July with more than usual enthusiasm, and Minister Lincols this evening will eptertain & select party in honor of the day. A dispatch from Constantinople anys that the sultan has resolved that no Hebrews shall be rmitted to settle in Palestine ontelde of jerusalem except those who are already there. The Greeks in Jerusalem are showing a strongl, hostile feeling toward the Hebrews and se: encounters have recently taken place, the lat ter being prompted by the presence of @ sus. pected Hebrew within the sacred precincts of the holy sepuichre. At present there seems to be no opportunity whatever for the settlement of the Hebrews in Palestine and many of those already there are in @ wretched condition, Without resources, and apparently liable to perish of want and privation. The Kaiser of Austria has given the Hebrews Anassurance of his protection on the same terms as the members of any other creed. The Hebrews are showing their gratitude by offer- ing to the Austrian governtsentany financial as sistance of which it may at any time be is 4 SLIGHT CLOUD IX THE Rast, Adlight cloud bas arisen between Turkey and Bulgaria. Under the pretest of subduing brigands the Bulgarian governmentsent aforce of troops to the neighborhood of Neorocope do guard duty. Against this the porte’ bes protested on the ground that the territory ig question belongs to Turkey. M. Stambalot has intimated in reply that the troops will re- main for the present or until brigandage has been suppressed. This practically means seizure of the territory in question and ite ad- dition to Bulgaria. ‘MEANS TO BE 4 REO'LAR TIP TOPFRR. The Countess Clancarty (Belle Bilton) has developed @ marked taste for the saddle and the carriage. She has five handsome horses, named respectively “Tim.” “Raspberry,” “P: “Cream Tart” and “Dearie.” “Cresm Tart” used to be the favorite when as Lady Danlo the countess figured at the races and on the road. The countess hat cvidently determined to figure among the best of the throng on Rotten Row and in the park. VARIOUS FOREIGN TOPICE A Hamburg dixpatch says that the trade of that city has increased to such an extent since the incorporation with the Zollverein that the harbor area is to be extended at » cost of twenty millions of marks, in order to give Proper accommodation for the shipp’ & fhrongs to Hamburg from all par of the worl A Capetown dispatch says that a force is be- ing assembled in Bechunaland amply sufficient to repel the attempt by the Boers to take the lands of that province without the consent of the British suthorities. The East Yorkshire regiment, numbering 400 men, is close to the scene of the Boer invasion and will undoubt- edly take a part. ‘The stealthy way in which Russia is crushing out the Polish Hebrews ha» resulted largely in driving them over into Austrian Poland, and that province has already recruited @ force of 2,000 troops, nearly all exiled Polish and Rus- sian Hebrews and thirsting for the breaking out of a war that would give them an oppor- tunity for vengeance. Contrary to the impression the Hebrews make good soldiers in the Kussan army, and among the exiles bave been a number wearing decorations won in the Busso-Turkish war. — TO SAMUEL 5. Cox. Unvelling the Letter Carriers’ Testimonial to the Dead Congressman. New Yor, July 4.—The monument erected a8 0 testimonial from the letter carriers of the country to the Inte Congressman Samuel 8. Cox, who was great friend of the post office employes and rendered them great service during his political career, was formally un- veiled today with appropriate ceremonies. President Arnold of the board of aldermen accepted the statue on bebalt of the city. Gren. Wm. Ewing delivered an oretion and lion. Wim, McAdoo of New Jersey also spoke. ‘Three thousand letter carriers were in line, Postmaster Van Cott of this city and Postmas- ter Collins of Brooklyn led their respective die visions. There were delegates from Philadel- phia, Brooklyn, Jersey City Bala Haven, Hartford,’ Stamford, ‘Detroit,’ Troy, Memphis, Washington, Baltimore end other ‘The grand marshal was Chas. P. Kelly, prosi- dent of the Letter Carriers’ Association. The statue is of bronze and stands in Astor Place. It represents subscriptions from every state in the Union. It ia nine feet high and stands 2 & granite pedestal twelve fee eight. deceased statesman is represented as in the act of in Congress, his eye on the . bis band raised and hie indes finger ‘extended, while his left arm hangs by bis wide. ey is from & photogray while Mr. Cox was making his speech in Congress atrocating the eight-hour Gay for post ofice my Upon the pedestal of the monumentit is posed to engrave the names of the cities subscribed toward the erection of the statue. New York heads the list aud Boston is second. PROBLEMS OF IMMIGRATION. W. 8. Parkerson of New Orleans Lynching Fame Speaks at Bloomington, Hl. Buoomorox, Iut., July 4.—W. S. Parker- son of New Orleans, who acquired interuational fame by being one of the originators of the law and order movement which culminated in the killing of several members of the Mafia some montos ago, was, by invitation, the orator of the day ats great open-air mas meeting held here today. He was heartily received and his patriotic address was listened to with great at- tention and repeatedly punctuated with ap- plause, It had been supposed that he would make some reterence to Itahan question, but in this the audience were mistaken. Among other things he said: “I yield in the of my country to no man within the bor- of it. My pride in this grand government not overtopped by any. in ite I ; in ite unity I rejoice. And I besitate to assert that the stars and stripes bave no faithful lovers than the men of the new mT i 5 g H z f . 3 t if s it j file i 3 74