Evening Star Newspaper, August 1, 1891, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. EXCEPT SUNDAY, THE STAR BUILDINGS. 1201 Peansyivauis Avecue, commer 11th St. by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, S H_RAUFEMANN, Pres't. ew York Otice, 58 Potter Building. fae Fvecive Stan is wrved to subscribers ie the Sey corners. om T0eents te per ovonater. at where in tue United States or ‘Oven's per month. & Suret Stam 81.00 per yeart Mice at Washington, D.C., 8 at Seach. By malian "anale postage preps SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. Washington News and Gossip. SCOTTISH RITE_MITHRAS LODGE OF Periection. i'l meet im special session at {he cathairal on SATUKDAY, August I, at 7:00 pm. Work thirteenth degree. Dy order of wenerable manter. AB HOLT, sed dew. it Seorutary. @ > ATTENTION, CARPENTERR! AN 011 ineeting of Local Union. No. 31, U. B. © aad J. of A, wilt bebuid at Mt. Yeraon Hall MO: DAY EVENING! A conilat invitation is hereby, 93 tended ASS THOWAS, 637 AE AUCTION NEY GAS FIXTURES, Consicnment. RATCLIFFE = 5 Giant 6-30 o'clock fo= the. purpose of yee OF UNTIED Work. ith Conrordia Division and attending thelr the, District. and. By order division. re royuested to Ww. ALK 42 14th NG. Aucust 3% 8 pom. GAVE YOU PUKCHAMFD A SUMMER ee ise? Behave en tmuense stork of Scmmer Ciorbing for inc We have on the floor ready for quick delivery to & buyers four magnificent upright pianos, finest makes, that can be boucht at a reduction price that will uot only astontsh you, but will induce you to buy at once. Don't wait to ask the ‘whys and wherefores, but come and satisfy yourself if you are thinking of buying a piano. They will Lesold for either all cash or monthly payiaents of $10 or more until paid for. They arexreat snaps. Don'tmiiss echance. Your old pianocan be given as part pay- ment. THE PIANO EXCHANGE, 913 Pennsylvenisave 3y1l-1m WASHINGTON, D.C. July, 1s BS tate is toraive notice that the coparinerstip me" HE KREQUES! OF and one of Cur customers we have provided on tor al men res ob thestxth floor of our 10th ng ahd have opened thesame Weare Bow prepared to serve them in a first-class manger. Tho Leetina Fiano Store, 2 a WOODWARD & LOTHKO! peretotore existinx ween Abram Kaufman and DB. BARE Xian Sictie, under the nae of “*ibe Combine a = on,” at tue ecuthwest corner of 12th and F streets IMPORTING TAILOR, C., ie this 2111 Pe. ave. All devts due and payabie by the late firm are as- ties received. tie with A- Katifman, to whoui all credits have been Sugued ABRAHAM KAUEMAN, Sydie ATHAN SIC. @. A. R, ATTENTION! Wecan fa Emblematic Cards for the G. A. B. anc Wouen's Raitet Corpa ot short notice: prices low. 328 Printer and Engraver, 623 D st. iw. qe > NOTICE THE ADVERTISEMEN 1 OF THE ‘Fenney!vania railroad excurnon to Atlantic (Coy wext Saturday evening. Lue two lines followin } cult Voyage we Would Airect ourntnng Department Laces Ine@ Iruuas, barge. & LOTHROP, : Attu aud F ete ue. | je Will ue of wreat interest, Syaeoe ps = >NOTICE —IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE 4 ‘TE c of it to take the MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN Sa Sey 5 ; ; ‘ox, vias Roos OD » meas ara ON aaAL ROTATE, | Des BctiRed to resis the save Uaiore the ‘ut day 2 EDWAKD A. PAUL, JE. £€O., “anaes, £e SOULING & GON. A — a syt1m Cor. Lith st. and Penna. ave. ©NEA TO DORN ON BEAL ESTaTr. FHOMPT ‘siteution tai: appucations. zs SHULMSTENT & BRADLEY, verb at a) LLOY D'S 25c. EXPR?.8S, 1:50 G STN. W., is Prepared io receive ordere. for ceneral Suuseuold moviBg , storage of al. Kinds, furniture and trupks a9 i. Special sttention given to bae- Pailroads, stauon® and steauiboats. ‘Auso ticket tor Nortcia, New York aud Boston Stoamuoats. Teiephone si. “JOHN C. HAWLEY, yet ‘Proprietor. <q=> THIS 18 THE LAST OF THEM. @ uave just received from the factory 116 dozen We uave tory “TO LOAN iN LANGE AND SMALL SUMS irs ‘terest cu apbrosed Fea: estate bia, MT. LEAPOLD, 8. w. jute sed teal estate sit usta, wo deway be Eocosmary lof efauiihation ot titve abd prep tated witk ‘Men's Outing Shirts, in Aistien Of papers, Cou smobe Feasubauie, Chevicteensana Mummy Cloth. ‘These are the $1, sia 5 Pigdhi & CO. | $1vamdel-wd Shirts. "We have put sbese 100s t0- + Fst nw. _| gether and market them Scents. "Kes auber, 3OU SAP. | fet ior 8 cents a skirt that will not shrink or ide. gio toe? pd jen Scotch Cheviot Shirt, that were @1.75 i Lith w. mow. MONEY?_$10 TO $100 TO LOAN <u LUTRIUre, JuaDoe, horses, et cous Or oruer personal pruper-y sevest jayale In weeauy OF mUmtuly o removal or woods from Fesidenee: BO Adioress Bux 4, Star otoe. gyms" ate 3 tn ineibie Dress Shirt (an uid favorite) tte cotton snd 2,100 Linen rs At Headquarters for Shirts, THE BRANCH BactiMOKE SHIRT FACTORY, M451 UE st. nw. Near Junction wth st. ana N.¥. ave. alansgers. JUS. 8. BELLERs, |. IRELAND, yz7-oe vans iN'st usd AT 1K£ LuWESI RACE OF INTEREST. oN REAL ESTATE IN THIS DISTRICT. R. 0, HOLTZMAN, LUA, OM €500 UPWARD. Cor. 10th and F SUMS 10 SUIT aT CUR wecurity: 4 NEW MAL. JUST PUBLISHED, E3t- brac au Fass «nd subdivisions to dace extended wnto tie Dis trict of Coumbia, Prince ‘aud. Mi counties, itd., and interested in jocal real estate shoud possess one of 7? va a M22 rates ‘on aprtoved sreal estate LOTHERAS He. aw kee. tomorrow UNDAL) z E. 10. All are welcome. * = MILES TABERNACLE, iD ST._N.W. Be iia TABERNACLE, 3D eT ohn Sunday school, special sonz: exercise paper by Mite brunt; U2 he pastor, the rst in a series to yout _ sabject, "Thi Life Worth. Livime ia’ service, "led by the pastor. All fe LUCKETT, Pastor. a T APTI Madison st. bet.14th and 15th Cue “Runday scliooly ton) 20s preaching we 11 y Rev. J’ H. Nelson. Suvject: God's Promise to People. Cotnimunion, Sen. Ad invited. It” FOUNDRY Re eo en Nay-or, D.D.. ¥-E., and coms Barton, Re.” Geo.” Ei a yn METKONOLITAN at F and © sis. new., Rev. HAR —Prenchanesat 1) aan ton IMott. “The sacramen of the SHURCH, COR. . H. “Corey. uw by Rev Gro. 'S Supper? at close League will con- gi morning “ercices dhe Epa juct the even us neivice at 7 at'930 ce Aci. Public are con Eats. s, 4m, preaching. “Subject, *" ove to Man. communion. "8 pein’, preset by Weve Wie Sa EF CHC, REV. TWF Bowen, PhD: ps a ““Kegeneration, Isible class, 10, special study of these ways. Itestudy is interesting aud will beip you to ake your invewunenty understenaine!y. a Jour Pluck, COMPLETE. @4, pt ‘at SChha Sissi —TARGE AMOUNIS ALWA sUPPiiks. ECTS’ AND ENGIN. bs on best city security at lowest ‘Penneyh Tnstel:went loaue with pars Also af 1 Scciding’ vane will siways ve somseioed. ‘nc take “leaps ou coLateral securny a8 2 Cet for toast oF eucrt tae on _ *. i. SMITH & SONS, _wletr M’ UNPARALLELED SPECIAL OFFER. 1 offer my entire stock of AMERICAN WATCHES, DIAMONDS, GOLD CHAINS, RINGS, EAR RINGS, LADIES’ BREAST PINS, BRACELETS, SCAKF PINS, CLOCKS AND SILVERWARE at 0 special discount of 20 PEB CENT FOR CASH, for @skort time only. Guods marked in PLAIN RIGUKES. STKICTLY ONE PRICE. AL. SALTZSTEIN, JR, MANUFACTURING JEWELER, 605 Teh ot. ow. =. =. BUSDS, ; FAVABLE QUARTERLY. is at Ms OF €1.00, SMALL PREMIUM CHAKGED. 20,008 10. earry ALE. __ Tvs. E WaGGAxtAN._ TLOAN-IN SUMS OF FROM a0 Ane oa approved real estate security; RGAR& bUliek, 3713-30 mek ot YER CRAE ON no devays, ER, ake aye age Ee me gee | OS™ roe tne V4sz Feunsyivamia ave. EN FRAMES, 7c. EACH. CSEY To LOAN ON REAL ESTATE OK FIRST- | ADJUSTABLE WINDOW SCREENS, 62.75 DOZEN. Ss Spe a loca Fetes of intereat, Mo ee wine Glas oasietane “wie EEN. 0 7 wt ow | = aes sapere ee %5 ¥T. GARDEN HOSE, COMPLETE, SD 3 X Gey Waste the secunty i € y OEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT, ATGAND Cher cent, ot D.C. real estate security, TEASE i. RAWLINGS, lou Pe. ave _ tom ve Aruuwteu sue ths. Co. woes.) ‘With Couplings and Patent Nozzle, @2 each. OsEX To Loax Ree a GARDENS HOSE REELS, 7c. EACH. age @ PA BERBOWER & 5Ud. cor. Tom) 4 FULLY GUARANTEED LAWN MOWER, €3.75. = SQUART ICE CREAM FREEZER, 91.35 EACH. Srvuse Suozs: AVULIKY NETTING, 2INCH MED, Ter 100 square feet, 60c. ‘actin SEARS SPECIAL RACKETS, 04.35. BARBER & Ross, COR. 11TH AND G STS. H. Made of the BEST HOOVER Stock and wold at and LOW prices, SNYDER, Bes COLLARS AND CUFFS_WHEN 2217 Poona ove you tolled sea 5 our wagons “{OLMAN STEAM LAUNDRY, ms Wi appreciate. QUI to aw Cate mee ‘Werurnish postal ‘earus ior the puree. a7 10-Jan ’ Astua Axo Carannu CURED BY THE CIGARETTES ESPIC. Be ENTILITHIC, PAVEMENT CO. daying cement sidewalks, cellar and steps, concrete arches. Nex. | specialty. plats ant oruaimenta) apd sdaurant ss Dinster- sparen tatseingcogh cty Cee Soe | Sar centaenteraa aa a Perk FOvdeka uiCMAv. “wostoyadtocuieat | Sh crimetss tarameee ve avg 5. BUPIF BIS | 155 aud 1555. Waterst., Chicago, Hl. Sy15-Lin <q=>DK. GUSTAVUS R. BROWN, DENTIST, Teimoved to 1408 Sew .0rk ave. Crown aud Tae woth, porcelaim emai, extras: hous by tie Use of nitrous oxide. Jyisam™ Taxxz Is No Duxorn MODERN GAS STOVE of the serious pt — 2 RE Ca. abd lek at cur | Cc BEFURE. PLACING. YOUR ORDE Fo! pommel Sos irae ot carn HUDsOS Se REL, ‘who wilt cheerfully, fura.sn daira GILT EDez, | specifications ind esiumates. ‘Compumications by ACLIPSE ana | usail promptuy attended to. diem RELIABLE. ‘ mylot WASHINGTON Gas LIGHT comPaxy. | K-—> = H o> fF % ; wre ae | 19 BST. a8, a @ s. $ A. L. SALTZSTEIN, Jr., ‘Manufacturing Jeweler, 505 7th ot. nw. Branch cor. Main and Granby ste.. Dorivik, Va. wy nse ye cn ~-wapabecpeaeme a _my]-tm te Fat Bw. Ladies Rumbrvdered Aprous, dx. for. ~ DR. M. H. DAVITT, V.8., Me eo Gutyies of Ze. quaiity tor, ‘ See hee wom eq "ste ToN sare vEvosit co, ~~ M16 AND 918 PA. AVE. 5. W. TORAGE FOR FURNITURE, CLOTH- 7 : < Gast Surzs Scovnen AND PRESSED FOR 91. Costa. » Pants. We. . ¥ he. apd ING, SIDVER AND VALUABLES OF meeey ee Tuenncr. Goode dalled or and ALL KINDS. PRICES MODERATE. ee Rake tes ems. aw; BOXES, @5, 07.50 AND UPWARD. a Lev Sil w.. West Wesniagion { STREFT BAPTIST CHURCH, O: between (ith and 7th ste. n. w.— The pastor, nev. J. Muir, Veing absent, spending his vacation tiand, there wili be prearbing at 11, a.m. and 5 P.m. by Kev. Dr. Cooper of kichmond, who will iso preach on Sanday, Auwust 0. Dr. Hatcher of Richmond will supply the puipit Aucust 16, 23 and B30. The Sabbath seivoi meets at ¥:30a.1n. and Chris- tian Endeavor society at 7p.m. All are conually 1n- Vited. => WESLEY CHAPEL, Rev. L. B. “Wi ‘aay school ane prea Thuredi K. STH AND F son, pastor. —Sun- G30." Coummunion service at li aut ine by the evening. URTH ST. M & CHURCH, REV, i At, Fersson, pastor. 1 Veeaching by paster. Adi BS rewulat 1 Temper Pastor ar 8 p.m. Frayer meeting it Ci it em ands pan’ vy Brice. C, 2 at. Couuuunion aiter morntay service. ‘A cordial welconve to strangers one MOUNT VERNON PLACE MF. CHURCH = Gey a ae and K sts. n. ea Wialtinan, De 11a ius ana ind school, #« mm.” Endeavor Society. 7p m Wednesday. Fraget mectine, 8 0 clock, ‘Strainers cordlalls ie ‘Vited to the church. 1° qh TENPERANCE 4h heii at ctoon ‘te wy and Peunsylvania ave Telok. tneuaree off ers Wao contewpiate attending the Hi f sesnion im Savannah, Ga., Angust 1, please usseuuie at S10 duh stu. w. ats O\lock p.in. tomorrow (Snnday) tor special arrangements. T. L. SALKELD, Bee retary. ATTENTION. REC! 8} ALL MEM- Bios of the onierprmarys jomior nites dak heen ae contally’ invited 10" meet ah 1630 th St. n.w. at 7 p.in. Sharp tomorrow (sunday) 10 Gardie.d Memorial Church, with ttend & ube teudperabce meet- in abd encour. ination of two new tents of Kechabites in the northwestern section of the city. Hall open at o'clock p.m. WAYNE W. CORDELL. airman of Committee, T. L, SALKELD, Secretary. to Fe oe ey, WHITNEY, DELEGATE TO ‘the R. W. G. L. of Good Templars, recently a, Cisscow, Scotland, has returned itil of ‘on jemperance qu i apse at temperance tent Sunday bight. Public in- u z 24TH ANDT STS. 4 ote cS ‘k p.m. &. W. suseell will speak Whitney will reanmaaes oe THE ATIENTION OF GOOD TEMPLARS ‘in gevere! $s called FA the pathic held by Jotun 8. Finch ‘and public lustaustion of officers to be Faia ind ‘Seryfed’ ave ae na “mccans: SHAVE You NEED OF PRINTING? T soueit your trade, assuring ood Igri: Featousble prices and honest deal- BYRON 8. ADAMS, Telephone 930. } ‘Siz 11th st. qe=H_L. MceQUEEN, PKINIEK AND PUBLISHE! TAVG1116 K st. nw. ‘Teiephone 768-2 aul FINE BUOK AND JOB PKin LING, Mis. KE. HAVE. 715 01H ST. AE, ‘will restime her snstrictions in OLL PAINAING. on September 1. Teru.s $3 tor term of 12 lessons, _1t* MEMB! (HE ROCHDALE CO- operative Society are udvised tuxt, notw.th- stanaing the flat revussi of deaierS connected win the Wasiuuston Coal exchange t0 aos Us aly ters at all. your committee has succeedeu in making arrauge- ments with @ company (wot vonnected wih te change) Whereby We are vrauted auvuntaces bot other wise obtainable. For information aud tickets apply to the officers and meubers of tue executive comuittes an given on the back or the trade Look. Every mem= der uf the society should patronize this contract. By order of the comunittes. aul-lw J. W. HARSHA, Secretary. AMERICAN ICE COMPANY, OFFICE 10th and F.w. Telephone, iu" Best quality 1Cr, COAL and WOUD for fauilly trade. aul-dm NOW 18 THE SIME TO SUUSCKIBE. ‘The Eastern Buiiding and Loan Associ Mon. “Sixth series opens Auzust 5, 180]. Shares $1 ber month. $20 advanced on each: share, it OVER 13 PER CENT PLR ANNUM E ORGANIZATION UF ASSUCIATION. Call or send tor comstitution and prospectus. 3.8. WitiiLeLia, Fresdent, Treasury Depart- ment. GEO. R. REPETTI, Vice President, 326 Pa. ave. HENRY K- SIMPSON, Secretary, $02 Pa. av ia 0. B. HERKELL, ‘Ireasurer,” National Capit uct FOR SALE—THOSE ELEGANT new houses on E st. corner2d .¢.. 202 to 218 ine lusive, containing 7 rooms, cellar, bath, range, latrobes, slate and wood mantels, French plate beveled glass in vesti- bule door, leaded lass front transoins, win- dows, stonesilis and solid stone front steps,and the most complete an cheapest houses in the city. Price, $4,300 and #4,500 each. Terma: $500 cash, and balance to suit in installments, WASHINGTON DANENHOWER, Real Estate, 13th and G sts. n.w. aul-dotato.thas,3w A CHECK I8 SENT You every month with a state ment of your account. Why not free yourself from the tiresome details of managing your prop- erty when we can do so for you with probably better net results? ‘You will then have nothing to ‘worry about. You make us your agents and wedotherest. / B. H. WARNER & CO., H KENSINGTON PARK, On the Met. branch, ‘Praises of that most beau- ey and thriving suburb. Lois FU 1OUKSELE. ‘houses ‘own terms. and on your PERCY ¥. FOSTER, General Manager ee T ARMAT STODDART BOO, ay. aiinienaiads TARADSE Bice HO ie SN ricaSuUatal enti Augie trou? nt to sotlock P.m.. to receive such taxes. “The Ww req: Prompt uuent or land wilt be itaes be pelt without Selagr We (Brer of Alexandia county. 4 i3 ~ gq SbaBia PaksbalRiay CHUA, | aa cl ahd, stn wn deer oo. pastor. Preaching Qf Davenport. lows, at 11 a, Sanday school. 9 Index to Advertisements. ERWANLOTHERAN CHURCH (wor. ss mai RS nda} and pam,” Eawtial prenc atkpan. Sunday. H: Luebkert, pastor on “2d and ‘school nt | it TREET ESBYTERIAN P st. between 't}s* aud 324. Preae E. Wiliams Sanday clock m. fy evenine service, Stramwers curdiaily fuviget. L Ht OF THE BPIPHANY, GST. hand 14th sis., Rey. Dr." McKin. n Sanday ‘¥ una 11 a.m: Joe T CHUROH, Ds EDUCATIONAL, EXOURSIOAS, &e FAMILY SUPPLI FINAN Tat At in Paco 2 Paco 2 Pace Pace 2 ace 2 . Pare 2 or Louwriie Rye 1 FOR SALE (Houses “age 3 KENDALL CHAPEL, FOR SALE (L . Page 3 «Rey. FCR SALE (Miscellaneous). Page 3 ee FOR SALE (Pianos: Paxe 3 . cor. oth and P o.w., Charies E. Fairman, Paxe 16 Suporintendent.—Suuday schovl, 4p-m. Ail are cor: masts Guaity invited fo theee service Sees ee GURLEY MEMORIAL PRESBYTERTAN rane Barcham re Date isp nod Pare moa Fien ete muFn. 4 it vic + o'ciork p.m. sabbath | MARRIAGES. Page5 euoot 6 “prin. ‘Midweek service Thursday, | MEDICAL...” Pave 14 At_ | MISCELLANEOUS. Page 5 FIFTEENTH STREET M. E. CHURCH, | MONEY WANTED AND Ti Page 1 R n.w., Rev. L. A. Thirlkeld, NOTARIES PUBLIC. OCEAN STEAMER: POTOMAC RIVER PIANOS AND ORGA} PERSONAL. PROPOSALS PROFESSIO} RAILROADS ..... SPECIAL NOTICES | SUBURBAN PROPERTY. SUMMER RESORTS. jon and’ coum: ms, an Sunday school, % RELIGIOUS LIBERTY TENT, STH BE tween Band Cat, ° he Saint's Inieritance;” at 8." Nature sib) Dewting." Meetings ‘every might during the week except Saturday. Ai weicome It = URTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 8TH det. G and Hi st. n.w.—Proaching at row by Kev. George L. Bitzer 0: the nue Presvyterian Church, Lonisville, school at 9: a.m. Young people's UAE prayer A Ky. Babbath prayer ineeting at 7 p.m. Thursday uweting at 9 o'clock. “A Cordial fuvitation to stran- ers “Pare 2 QS NETKOPOLITAN M._E, CHURCH, COR. Paco 2 <3 W-bev- Geo. H.Corey,D.D., | WANTED (Miscellaneous) {Page 2 pastor -Prenctuug touosrow at 1 acta. by" Capt. iihus. H. Neher. The epworth Leacie will have Goverxaent Receipts Topay.—Internal rev- enue, $436,829; customs, $580,899. SO evening service. Sunday school at ome _ Stranzers specially invited. It “BIG FOOLS! WHO! subject Sundey night ib iit the series on “Foo:s." At 1] a.m. Pastor Hez Sweu will de.aver tis seventh (7th) annit Seats free. Come, Secoud Baptist Virginia ave. 8.6. Usrrep States Treasurer Neerxen has gone to Colonial Beach to visit his family. Tne U.S. 8. Cuantestox arrived at Santa ‘Ch, GEORGETOWN, Barbara today. ‘Rev. J. A. Kege: Morning pra Su. holy communion and sermon at Prayer at 0. ‘Mtrunseraconitally iuvited. qae FIRST BA HURCH, SIXTEE pepsi, mete ren fev. Glare dieing. DeD- pastor, “suuday school, 9:30 ame cMig’ id aahand Spun Uy Mev. Donaad De Ste D.. pesto” of the Baptist Church of thi iy w Lork city; young peopiex society e cordiauy ‘invited hae =5FIRST CONGREGATIONAL 1 y “S~cor. 10th and Gsts.—Kev. Chas. K. Sey i preach at 11 a.m. nist. “Sunday school, mesting, 7 Dan. Cen: it Soutcrron Gxxrnat Tarr hes gone to his home in Cincinnati. Mn. I. O. Lexcu, the director of the mint, has gone to Atlantic City with his daughters for a few days. Szcnetary Foster expects to leave for Ohio early next week if the business of the Treasury Departmen: will permit his absence. Navat Onpeus.—Ensign F. K. Hill, ordered to duty at the Naval Academy on the let of September next. Ensign Geo. L. Fermier, ordered to the Philadelphia. RAL PKESPYTERIAN CHURCH, and Ists.. Kev. A. W. Pitzer. D-D.* a Spin. by Rev. Dé White of Winchester, Va. ‘Ihe ordiuance of the Lord's supper will be observed at the moraine service. wetin at 7:15 pein. Mid-weex meeting Wed- 3 pT | <a Tez Purtapenrata at Barn Harson.—The Navy Department has received a telegram an- PRESBYTERIAN ch, 4th and B sts. s.¢.—Preaching to- ug Kev. D. £. ‘Bushnell, morrow at 11 4 F . “ 5 nouncing the arrival of the Philadelphia and Fenn. Ys Pe 8 CE Tesciae Communes) | Potrel at Bar Harbor today. prayer mesting Thursday, both at 8 v.m. cai eemetiai = <x RACE M. FE, CHURCH, con. ‘D| Miss Many B. Cuararxos, a clerk of class two ices 11 8.th, ais’N p.m, Suaday. Prayer mecuing, | in the Department of Justice and acting us Sp.m. Thursday. Everybody weicoue. i the librarian of the department, has resigned, to take effect August 8. Miss Mary Thomas has been promoted to beaclerk of Class two, and Mr. James A Finch bas been promoted from a copyist to a clerk at $1,200 and assigned to as librarian. Incnzasz vt Tarasuny Case. —I: ie estimated atthe Treasury Department that there has been an increase of $4,500,000 in the treasury SEW YORK AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN Church.—Kev. W. D. Nici }reacn tomorrow morning abd evening. 1: ei amasioaes > CENTRAL Wi sts. Bw. Be HAUGH ME CHURCH SD AND A 873. 0. 1.0. ~ Ker. Alex. K. Gibson, D. D.. pastor. | cash available for the payment of the public pastors” Thursdays S pane plage, ecine at 23 | debt since the Ixt instant. Under the old form ity wee of debt statement this would be stated as are- duction of the debt. ou hand 10th Mew pastor, er. mn by Ws U.D.—Sacruuaent services ‘at Ti Me at 7:15 p.m. Sunday school The public invited to attend. It se BAMLINE ME. CHUnCH, oTH AND F318. n.w..Rev. E. 8. Todd, D.D.. pa iy school, ¥:i5 ain.” Adres. by the pastor jiolowed vy io. communion, and spain. preaciine he _pastor—subject Enceheus:” Epworth Lourie, 6:30 p. meeting this evening at 8." Monaay, Ixsrrctiox or Borzns.—The Secretary of the Treasury has issued circular to officers of the steamboat inspection service providing for greater care and precision in the inspection of material of coil and pipe boilers with a view of removing all possible danger of accidents. uni ite. Cr ae pt iced. core PostmasteR Gexezan WaANAMAKER left lic invitec i i Philadelphi: OF THE COVENANT (Piee | Washington last evening for \elphia, Connecticut ave. where, with occasional visits to Cape May 5, "Hamlin, Point, he will spend the greater part of his summer vacation. Commissioner Morgan of the Indian bureau also left the city today for Europe, to be absent a month or more. ——— ‘Nand 1sth sts. ‘pastor.—Ser- y . p.m. ‘hi sfeuing by tes. mteptoa W. Dana, DD. auormung and vs Bante ot the Walnut Street Presoyterian Chureb of Piiadel- puia, Ya. Christian Endeavor Society mecting at 7 p.m at Kae HORE OF sew. E, ‘0 atid public worship ‘witu sermon at 11 o'ci In the absence of the pastor, througn tue month of August, the services will be conducted by lL. M. Kubns, D.D., of Canton, Oblo, at preseut residing at .. Who Wiil ‘siso attend to any pastoral Wrecas or tHe TRENTON aNp VaxDatta.—Tho Secretary of the ‘Treasury has informed the Secretary of State that the question whether the wrockage of the U. S. 8. Trenton and Van- dalin, recently imported at San Francisco, ig, inay be required. Subject ot die ourse | dutiable is pending before the board of general Mig stoM, 10 Mace Our Cans sud Election | appraisers at New York, upon whom the de- cordially invited. It TESTANT CHURCH, Sist st. between Mand N sts. n.w.. Kev. ham, pastor.—12 a.m., hoiy communion: ‘Bard Fiaces jor tne Christian.” aw 4¢ A. B. FRANCIS, OLD SCMOOL Will preach, Frovidence permnittins, 0. cision of such questions ‘now devolves by law. Rerorr or THe Fouxprixo Hosrrrat.—The anual report of the Washington Hospital for Foundlings has been submitted to the Secre- tary of the Interlor through the secretary of the board of directors, Louise M. Smithe. It is stated that during the year sixty-five children have been received and twelve have been adopted and placed in comfortable home: ‘Thirty-four were in the hospital June 30, 1891. The expenditures for the yenr were $8,575.84 and the receipts $9,182.53, and of this latter amount $7,000 was appropriated by Congress. Penrsoxat.—A. Fleming and T. M. Middleton ave. n.w., Sunday even at r= TRAL UNION MISSION, 990, PA. Fong ig em balcony concert. 7:30. iatic meeting, daily, 12m. Sunday aient servic corner 100 hw. Brauch inission meetings as usual (see bullet Gospel waxon: Sunday, 1a. ave. snd 1atn st. Washington Circie, 4:45; Market Space, 6:1." Mon: day. Pe. ave. and 14th st., 7p im. Wednesiay, 14th st. sud Boundary, 7 p.m. “The uiesion is in the midst Of a midsummer Fevival. Coie audweteaved: it - ISRAEL METROPOLITAN C. M. E. <1 aETROPO! 2: | of Cincinnati, Julian Lect of Birmingham, I. i Fuips. D:D. paaior~Grand raliy aaj” Shot’ oee-| 0. Phillipe of Lincoln, Neb., W. H. Williams of Worniue service Lottie Piper wil Vretent the Monte | Columbus, Ohio, Willis M.” Clarke of Indian- iron tie jan breading. The regular church euotr and | apolis, J. A. Wakefeld of Pigtsburg and P. B. os rene 00] as a choir wil furnish the music. id of Erie, Pa., are at Willard's.——B. F. aon ST At" | Dubois of Wichita, Kan., J. L. Martin of Phila- ae POLE’. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, x, delphia and G. O. Jones of New York at the Se 5G pun: y oe ane mio service: | Randall._—L. W. Dana and H. W. Camp of ‘sb: kev'd, | Philadelphia, Henry @. Hill of New York and C. E. Mitchell of New Britain, Conn., are at the Arlington.—F. Bacon of ‘New Haven and J. E. Wemman of New York are at the Shore- ham.—E. D. Sharp, W. A. Sharp and Fred Krumm of Columbus, Ohio, B. H. Knoger and W. Schneider of Cincinnats, George M. Tayior of Sen Francisco, F.’ Harning of Detroit, G. H. Shaw of Boston and H- Kuynn of ‘Rochester are at the Ebbitt— Geo. R. Lockwood of St. Louis, 8. E. Cassidy of Chicago, W. D. Cook and A. C. Land of Boston, B. M. Goodwin of Salt Lake City and J. P. Hant of Louisville are at the St. James.——W. H, Williams of Columbus, Ohio, A. B. Andrews of North Carolina and W. N. Werner of New York are at the Metropolitan. . shall Virginia and M. R. Smith and A King of Indiana are at the National.— Mile. Edica of New York is at the St. James. ERMONT AVE. CHRISTIA’ ‘Vermont a1 at ly. m. by 9: x, CHURCH, bet, N and Oats, —Preachi A. Snow. Sunday school at . at 7p. ta, GUSEEL TEM iA at 8p. im. “Georue c- Th son ‘Lent, No.3 1. O. of K.> in chance. by ‘Thos. Bs Marcie, one of the oldest meimbers of tre thee will aprest tn regalia "Trot Ges. Feueaee tee will appear im Toi. Geo. Prevost will gnduct wie ita All Conataly tated to theme weet im. fe <a>, 1 AM THE LIGHT OF THE WORLD,” a. ‘Subject tomorrow at i] in Monument Dioaiang, 1388 Pas ee. ra GuLAPHASICAD LMCTURE. “SUNDAY andround, Wi * class an Ot beaitu, Awrun a hEY,, DE, OHNSON HAS RETURNED cit * the Second. Baptist Church, colored. 3 "st. mw, ton Sutsniepan: STILL UNDEK THE TENT.—ZION BaP- WASHINGTON, D.C. SATURDAY. AUGUST 1, 1891 ; TWO CENTS. BLAINE FOR ‘92. ‘How the Movement for Hin ‘Nomination Orig- inated and Has Developed. The reports from Massachusetts and other states indicating a movement in opposition, cause an increase of interest in the talk of Blaine’s possibly being the nominee for Presi- dent in "92. A gentleman, who is well informed in politi- cal affairs generally and has been giving par- ticular attention to this matter, being on confi- dential relations with men who are regarded as the prime movers in the shaping of the situa said to a Stan reporter today: ‘Mr. Blaine is in no way le for the movement in favor of his nomination. He does not want it, and is loyal to Harrison. Their relations are more friendly now than they have ever been before. Yet I think that notwithstanding these facts Mr. Blaine will be the nomineo in '92. If he returns to bia duties in a reasonably good state of health the popular sentiment will be so strongly in favor of Blaine's nomination that he cannot stop it. Both he and Mr. Harrison Will see this, and with the support of Harrison Blaine will be obliged to accept. “The movement was started by men who are opposed to bdth Blaine and Harrison, but who dislike Harriton most. They wanted to use Blaine to fight Harrison without any desire to help Blaine ahd without consulting bis wishes or regarding them in any way. “But when Blaine’s name began to be used the popular enthusiasm for Blaine caused it to be taken up in all directions. “The sentiment in favor of his nomination is So great and is spreading so rapidly that I be- lieve that when the convention meete it will be 80 enthusiastically for him that he and Harri- son will agree to accept tne inevitable.” MR, MILLS AND THE SPEAKERSHIP. Congressman Crain Says the Texan is in to Stay and Will Be Elected, Congressman Crain, who is looking after the interests of Mr. Mills, was accosted by ® Stan reporter this morning and asked whether there was any truth in the report tiaat his colleague contemplated retiring from the race for the epeakership. “Not a word of truth in the rumor,” said he. “On the contrary, Mr. Mills is in the race to stay and to win. He is stronger today than when Congress adjourned and he is gaining strength every day. He has made accessions in the east and his splendid fight in the west and northwest has given him adegree of strength there which Astonish his opponents. He will leave for Lown on Monday and wil! help the cause in that state. The truth is Mr. Mills never takes his own personal fortunes into consideration, but he goes wherever he ia called and yields unstinted tribute to political duty.” How does he stand on the silver question?” He 1s in favor of free coinage of silver. but believes that that is a question to be settled in- side of the party. ‘The southern people are more interested in the preservation of their po- litical autonomy than in any other issue, and they want a democratic administration 60 as to preserve them from force bills or other harsh measures. Hence they cannot afford to jeop- ardize their welfare upon side issues. “The democratic party isa uni. for tariff reform, but is divided upon the silver ques- tion. “Why inject an element of discord into the party platform? The gold men may be right or the silver men may be right, but it seems to be unwise, inexpedient and impolitic to fur- nish our sntagoniste with an issue which was not varied in the the two last canvasses aud which ought not to be brought up now. “Let us go on with the contest for tariff re- form and settle all subordinate questions in our own ranks after we shall have won the vic- 0 you really think Mr. Milis will be elected Speaker?” “Unquestionably Ido. The fight is between the gavel and the issue of tarff reform. Sel- dom in the history of the country hasa Speaker been elected d upon person grounds “Mr. Randall was most excellent Speaker. He wielded the gavel as well as any man into whose hands it bas ever fallen. Yet he was beaten. Why? Simply because the imue of tariff reform defeated him. We had an ex- ample of the power of the gavel in the last Congress. Mr. Reed furnished the country with an evidence of its power and the demo- cratic party with a majority. Mr. Mills is identified with the issue of tariff reform on conservative lines und reasonable men will come to the conclusion that we not sustain the platform and destroy its au- or. NEW SECOND LIEUTENANTS, The Reports of the Two Examining Boards Approved by Secretary Proctor. Secretary Proctor today approved the reports of the two boards of army officers, which recently examined civilians and non-commissioned offi- cers for appointment to the army. Twelve candidates were selected from each list, leaving seven non-commissioned offi- cers and twelve civilians who, for various reasons, failed to pass the several ex- aminations. The assignments were made to the regiments of the service accord- ing to a lan designed to revent the bunching of oficers, appointed from sii and the ranks, whereby these new officers were sent to regiments having the least number of such appointments. Jt is the opinion of the officers who served on the boards that conducted the examinations that these twenty four new men will be a decided acquisition to theservice, as they represent the best elements in both classes, ‘The non-commissioned officers were assigned to regiments first, it being the policy of the de- ment to favor promotion from the ranks as far us possible. THE SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES. The successful candidates are as follows: From the non-commissioned class—Harford, fifth cavairy; O'Shea, seventh cavalry; Batson, ninth cavairy: Haves, eighteenth ‘infantry; Morrow, twenty-first infantry; Hardaway, seventeenth infantry; Brady, nineteenth infan- try; Schley, twenty-third infantry; Haw- ley, sixteenth infantry; Krauthoff, four- teenth infantry: Wood, twelfth " infan- try; Dalton, twenty-second —_ infantry. From the civilian class—Philips, sixth cavalry; ‘Tompkins, eighth cavalry; Roekenbach, tenth cavalry; Castner, fourth ‘infantry; Sigerfoos, fifth infantry; Yates, ninth infantry; Shutile- worth, eleventh infantry; Fuger, thirteenth in- fantry, Howard, nineteenth infantry; Van Diemen, twenty-first infantry; Barton, twenty- fourth ‘infantry; MeCorkle, twenty-nfth in- try. ‘These officers will have rank as second lieu- tenants, and will rank at the foot of their re- spective regiments In fhe cases of Morrow and Van Diemen, each sotiqned to the twent first infantry, we ne rank. Barton and Morrow are Washingtonians. ce, ‘ gr4 —Mr. Walter L. Priddy is staying for a sea- qeorpRz ana eventey’ Preaching’ berthe mates’ How’ | gon at the Colonnade Ho tic. City. Woot Howard. Sabbath schoo! San. 1t*.” | Rev. J. J. Muir sailed for Liverpool on Wed- TABERNACLE, ‘9TH AND sore sw. — the £ + ———. to —— . James Snes, Dastor.—l reaching ai nd some wi fate ee Ro'orenia | fis coeain Rev Postion "Mek. Mair at his a G; b, OpSREL SEEING. 05 home in Edinburghy visiting once ‘more the ‘New Yori ave, —4:30 oe {Scenes of his -_! ——Mr. John 2. Te, » LL. ie KS. Garthwaite of jashington has gone Pe Gy 8: to for several weeks. — = j| Mal EM. Ros Jeave Washington on aif and Society” of Ohi the cocasion of ite, second yeare Banqget and reunion.——Mr. is A. Rosaty and~ Preston J. Rollow will leave jit | the city tomorrow to visit friends Mr. Wm. &. Clark of the Bladensbarg road and -his brother, George D. Clark of New York city, will sail for EurOpe on the 12th of At vinit Scotland, their former home, and other URCH OF THE INCARNATION, 127i N sta. n.w.—To the \ yg CAUTION.—~WISHING —* chines to give the highest, Hea re peensae cai serie cine ‘¥'s'ON PiCa" where none ae Georgetown, D. CHUNCH OF THE ADOENSION. give. and 12th st. aoe liam. ante) _ of interest.——Mr. C. ites is . tis. Ushers will seat stranxers. A f t tf; 8 3 F H i i A ROBBER BOLD. He Attempts to “Hold Up” a Sleep- ing Car Passenger. CRUISERS PATROLING BERING SEA. Gen. Schofield and Associates Dis- cussing Coast Defenses. A NEW VICAR APOSTOLIC. ROBBED IN A SLEEPER. ‘One of the Boldest Crimes Kver Committed by = Burglar. Special Dispatch to The Evening Star. Ricumoxp, Va., August 1.—One of the bold- est attempts at highway robbery ever known here was made about 2 o'clock this morning on sleeping car on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. When the train was nearing Basic City a man approached D. J. Connell and de- manded his money. Connell said be had none and kicked at the intruder. The man fired, shooting the in the right groin and iniicting en ugly wound. The highwayman escaped by the rear door of the car, jumping off in the darkness at Basi@City. ‘Tis cd man was pent to Charlottesville and placed under treatment. The mystery of the affuir astounded the inmates of the ° some of whom demanded that all should sub- mit toasearch by the conductor, which was done, but no losses found. PATROLLING BERING SEA. ‘The Cruisers Prepare to Clear Out the Poach- ing Sealers, Sax Fraxcisco, August 1.—The Chronick’s Ounalaska correspondent under date of July +0 writes that the commanders of the different cruisers in the Bering sea have divided the sea into four districts, which are patrolled and sealing vessels warned away. It is believed that once having received the necessary legal warning sealing vessels will leave the sea, but as about one-half of the fleet has avoided being served with notice it is feared that some reck- jess captain will raid the seal islands and then clear out. On July 12 the U. 8. steamer Rush picked up a bost containing six men from the whaling bark Herriman. ‘They lost their ship in a fog three days before and were nearly dead from hunger anc exposure when found. Victoria, B.C., August 1.—The schooner Sen Lion returned from Bering sea last night with eighty skins, the total catch for the season be- ing 1,020. On the Fourth of July the Sea Lion was ordered to leave Bering sea by the Nymphs. TALKING BIG GUNS. Gen. Schofield and the Orduance and Forti- fications Board. New Yoar, August 1.—Maj. Gen. Schofield, who arrived here last evening, was present to- day at a meeting of the ordnance and fortifica- tions board in the army building. Plans for improvements in the fortifications of the: Atlantic and Pacific coasts were submitted, as, was also the plans for a new type of big gun. The bids for the construction 100 new guns were taken into consideration. It te Gen, Schofield's desire to give the contracts for these new guns to private TRE NEWS OF EUROPE. Notes From the Ol World of Interest to the New. Loxpox, Angust 1.—Justice Chitty todey made winding up order in the case of the English Bank of the River Platte, whose sue pension was recently announced. GSenbor Carvalho, the Portuguese minister of finance, has issued @ decree giving legal cur- to france imported into the state and probibiting the exportation of all ilver cain The British steamer Angelica, from Cardiff for the Mediterranean, bas returned to the port from whence she sailed on fire. ‘Three of her crew were burned to death during the progress of the fire. ere The Oficial Gaztie of Spain today pul adecree promulgating the new treaty between the United States and Spain in to the trade between the United States and Cubs and Porto Rico. An explosion in a fireworks factory im Too couse of ths explosion ts net bow cause of the explosion ix not known. John Conway. the steamship Gremam who has been found guilty of murdering the fifteen year-old boy whose body was found floating ta a sailor's bag in Harndon dock, Li on May 19 last, was today sentened to den ‘The Hotel des Alpes, at Chamount, has been destroyed by fire. received here from Foo Choo, China, state that rioting is iguminent at that place and the town is totally unprotected Placarde upon which are notices threatening foreigners have been posted in the publie thoroughfares. It is reported that the misnon buildings at Yen Ping. province of Fo-Kien, op the Man river, ninety miles vorthwest of Foo Choo, and at Foo Ning, in the same seventy miles northeast of Foo Choo, attacked by a Chinese mob. It in also said thet some of the inmates of the mission buildings have been killed. —__ CONSCIENCE WAS TOO STRONG. The Murderous Deeds of an Onth-Bouné Society Revealed After Sintern Years. Curcaco, August L—A special from Petos- j key, Mich., says: Twenty years ago Albert Moliter of Detroit, Mich., settled in Rogers City, Presque Isle county, and engaged in heary business undertakings, principally merchandise and lumbering. On the night of Angust 28, 1875, be was murdered while sitting at his desk, being riddled with buckshot. His clerk, © | young man named Sullivan, sprang to his as- | sistance, and be also received a similar charge. They both died within « few da; The killing created — wi excitement, and was the tlk of the state and country at the time. Both men were highly related. “A large reward was offered for the apprebension of the murderer or murder- ers, but what effort wasmade in that direction is not recalled now, and while the matter bas beeu almost forgotten by the outside world im the lapss of sixteen years, yet disconnected rumors and crimiuatious could be beard most any time in Presque Islecounty, brought about by occasional local quarrelsand trou! ‘These rumors have come to@ realization by the action of one Wm. Kepke, « farmer resid- ing in Melke township, who tas made a confes- sion to the prosecuting attornes. He states his troubled conscience was unbearable to him; that he could stand the remorse and secret no longer. His contession is that seventeen years ago citizens of Presque Isle county, in- cluding himself, entered into an oath-bound compact to assassinate Albert Moliter and Fred- erick Denny Larke. For some reason Larke Was not seen on the fatal evening, and he states that the kulling of the clerk Sullivan was a mis- take. ‘Ihe shot he received was intended as second one for Moliter. The list contains many prominent men of the county. Prosecuting Attorney Inglis, fearing lication might binder justice, requested that the names be withbeld from publication. War- Tante are being issued and those in the county will be arrested. Some residing ‘Village havealready been arrested. ‘woof the conspirators died several years ago, while several more have removed from the county, but they will be arrested and back. ‘The sam dered man, Moliter, bas in Detrots. Excitement is high’ here and it is the ic of conversation. It is expeoted that be arrested before noon today. Kot wished to kill these men is not known. a KILLED BY WHISKY. \| It Was Literally = Polson for Two Omahe Childree. Borre, Mowr., August 1—At Walkerville Thure- day might two children, Michael J. and Mary Ellen Downey, aged four and three years re 20 ‘that the government may the more be | spectively, died from the effects of drinking equipped w with the armament isncedtes bear, whisky. Gen. Schofield will remain bere until next! Thursday morning Mra. Downey stepped out week, when he will go to Ws for afew ~ deers riba dirs snd ham Sop ets ere fora moran | 0% memabore boom and ae gone chest phoney és be has not yet | house during her absence and ssw om ——____ CONSECRATED VICAR APOSTOLIC. The Ceremony Takes Place at Winnipeg— The First of the Kind in America. Wrsstrzo, Angnst 1.—This morning Right Rev. Emele Grourard was consecrated vicar, ** | bad tien. apostolic of the Athabasca river and McKenzie, river district at St. Boniface cathodral by his grace, Archbishop Tache, assisted by their lordsbips Right Rev. Grandin of St. Albert, N. W. T. Rev. Bishop Shanly of Ameston, ceremony was imposing and atte: inet members of the Catholic clergy rts of Canada and from Minnesota and the otas. It isthe first time such a celebra- tion was ever held in this country. IN WALL STREET Topar. Dullness Was the Characteristic of the Stock Market. New Yorx, August 1.—The stock market this morning opened firm to strong at advances over last night's figures of from 3 to 3¢ per cent The activity had disappeared from the dealings, however, and there was moderate degree of animation in only about half @ dozdh stocks. Some pressure to sell from local speculators in the early deal- i a bcassioeet nomen ings, an tions extending to cent, were scored ‘under the len of) fa, Paul, while the feature of the trading was’ tho rapid and irregular fluctue- tions in suger, which, after opening down 3% at 75%, ‘rose to 765, touching that Point twice before settling down to within a slight fraction of the opening price. The gen- eral list afterward rallied to about the level of first prices, when the most intense dullness overspread the list and no further feature was developed. At 11 o'clock the market was very dull and steady, at or near the opening figures. ‘The weekly bank statement shows the follow jecrease, _ $1,652,900; $172,000. The banks now hold $19,481,350 in excess of the requirements of the 25 per cons rule. mM \d closing offered at 2 Bar ail mand and drawers pay bome resent. Rates are a shade rr. ninety days’ indorsed bills receivableare four months" nces,6a63,, and good — gen four to six months to ChgaTh¢. e au pa ila A er re tor sixty-da: and 486% for demand. 4873¢. Commercial bills at 483! the follows: E: Bishop beating. The girl died at 11 - 1e trom all coon ating s )] and girl bad m up on The "woman hurried to mot When she retarned intonicated and Fe Hi Emetics were promptly administered ysicians applied restoratives to and the boy breathed his last later. ——_ JULY O% OUTPUT. Report of Operations in the Ohio and Pens- sylvania Fields Totepo, Oxo, August 1.—The report of operations in the Ohio oil field for the month of July, published in this morning's Cummer- cial, shows that there were 144 wells completed with a daily production of 8,461 barrels and 19 dry wells. This is an increase of one completed well and one dry bole over June, while the new production shows an increase of 1,794 barrels daily. In new work there are 90 wells reported drilling, 137 rigs up and build- ing, being an increase of 14 rigs over June, while the ri welt were sume as for June. ‘Ibe feature of month's work was the drilling m of is said by oil men to be the largest oil the world. When drilled in there was an indi- cated capacity of 40,000 barrels a day. The well is the property ‘of the Obio Oil Compaa: and is located in Hancock county. It and only a limited quantity is taken from it daily. ‘The Commercial this morning publishes the first report of operations in tue Indians oll field, now attracting considerable attention. Operations are confined to Wells, Adams, Black- ford and Jay counties. Four weils were com- pleted during the month just ended, with total production of 288 barrels daily. tee i 5 i ment for Juiy shows an wells completed and an increase rels of new