Evening Star Newspaper, September 24, 1891, Page 1

TEE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS. 2201 Peansyivania Avenue, corer 11th St. by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, S. H_ RAUPEMANN, Pres’ Wow York Ofce 88 Potter Brikiing re Rvesrvo Sram is served to gubecribersin the eity Uy corriers. on their Week, or 4h oo [Externd at the Post Office at Washington, D.C. a8 fwrond-<lane mail waiter | Of the basiness of the INDUSTRIAL INVESTMENT AND BANKING ASHOCIATION, 1417 @ at, nw. GWppostte Riges Fore! SS, AVINGS. — Boalt nts in them- ies. Selves have but @ liuited value, yet Byg3 the combiantion of thousam J amounts has an almost un Flonce tt te tat wit's the accumulated sav. Anes of the Housaude of our deposttors we » dictous investment rina thous foods and bendreds of thcussmds of dollars, t ne us to pay the best interest Bomibie for yeu to obtain uyou your small S.vimes. Hav Jour children start a bank Srcount at once by calling tn and getting gre of our Faully Oramentel Savings Banks to take Dome with yum ae are eptacle for the pen Weeend of eur « home ener a moe! Opened in Four presence, thes Bad the collector will «ive yo: (es and epare change. atout ore to ye oF ae desired, aut the bana is ney counted eeipt aad bring the money tu us to Ko to your ace fount. De not heritate on acount of the Bionited deposits | encourage your Children te sa cere and mothers cannc secure one of IFIED CHECKS went Another mr business te it travel: are These certified ol by citing © sup pron the Certified Cheak Boo! ay apis stance. Suppose you York to shop. You drop tm weet a certified checs book for So Lundred collars ip © Now, if yon hep- ye and bousht 60 worth of ity At railroad offices, hanes. te. TUE INDUSTRIAL BANKING AND MENT ASSOC ATION, DInGE LUnS: TPE CRANDALL, President. Dv Yrowus, WM SAUNDERS, RE we AN MOS. HOW AKI BM BLACKBURN, FULTON R GORDON. EDWIN &. SIMPSON, Secretary. GEU. & BACON. HM. BLACKBURN, Tr . tr Genera! Counsel “Ti itRES IDeA THT LEIS Loup ie et table Life avwarsaes evict vitkD THe LINTON RAILWAY Co. mipan) is luuited by KIPTION - nutes the followin “ Ver ventuin iret se the leant of Purure vale - Be rele wile vith s Pe NOW Ne Vion. | ‘ the Rune inet bridge an i Iwo the Uth st. depot by next ~ Thin w= 9 grand invest. sent Ca and Be ae . Stock now on meat of of LOBiNSON & LODGE, wn $6 and > Atiantic bud No _ bs 7 ou rquired at the ime Hotal davount of capital EDWIN WARFIELD, aTIoNaL ‘SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY OF WASHINGION, MB COR 16TH Ss. ANU SEW YORK AVR, Cdartere: by ere davuary Tansactsthe business ofe ¥ COMPANY Varwus Lrauches, act of Comsress Aud of « PAPE DEFus!T COMPANY. Capital ONE MILLION UF DOLLARS Acts as executor, administrator, guardian of the oe fates of mincra, committee of the estates of lunatics, Pecetver. assiqnes au executes trusts of any aud every Gescription. Receives money Ceposttsin sums of TEN CENTS Gnd upward «ud allows .uterest thereon. Loans money ujon real estate aud collateral secar- tty. Bells fretolass real estate and cther securities. ER WARE and all kinds of VALU. yactous worage vaultect wou the fits day the fet, encgud and Gust asre tt each moa: ym, wecgud amd turd dase of Myadarecn ge od . . ae Management. Freasient, BFNIJAMIS & SNYDE Pree.deute, - ; ih Bice reururer, E. FRANCIS ico. BERT Ls it 2 TEVANt. sceea Ete poo 7 Bot sdrew Woes ibew G. Charles A. Janes, vanets Kuss, ef each imcuth, BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. SUBSCRILLD STOCK. $005.00. ‘Mas the test plan devised for securing a iowa, NO AUCTION OF MONEY. No BACK DUES REQUIRED. M7 "GE Reh advance “Roarea 81 ber month (4X PER CENT ALLOWED ON DEFOSITS, $20,000 piace im New Loane. Fame Era a a Fic! F Phompeda. trea aR Fe sateen or ecile gen Tass om on 4 o ww ow oo tar ae Se WITT A LE Rafi £ AA E Soke nF Mat wosSb oF M4 lus CAN SECURITY AND. TRUST COMPANY. No, 1419 @ ST. NW. Tis Besixrss: xecotes Trnsts. Pays Interest on Deposits. Acts as Actroinistrator. ‘Acts aa Treasurer. Acts as Assixnee. Acts as Receiver, Acts as Trustee, Manages Fataces Furuishes Investments, ‘Loans Money. Keuts Bates. Agurds Storage, Bo. AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY, Jobn R. Mclean, Caleb J. Milne, Martin F. Morrig, Crosby 8. Noyes, MW. Beverider, Henry F. Biount, Williaa M. Contes, M. M. Parker, fobert Dornan, Charles Porter, Chas. C. Duncanson, James G. Payne, Daniel Donovan, " Alan H. Keed, Diatthew G. Ewery, 8. 8. Sharp, James E. Fite, W. 5. Thompson, John E. Herrell, A.A Thouss, Jobn N. Hutchinson, Jot William Verner, Marry B. West, ‘0 LAWYERS. T WILL YOUR LIBRARY BURN? DID YoU EVER THINK F iT? CAN PAPERS BE STKOYED BY FIRE? DE- Important questions. Is it Worth anything to occupy fing offces In the Greproof build- tu of THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CO., Cor. Oth aud F sts. ae, Trust Company, corner 8th and Fety Every modern convenience and comfort for men who spend ® large part of their lives in their offices. Call for permit to Inspect the premises. __B. H. WARNER, President. OW THAT A FIRST. found in the purchase of ree oi the capital stock of usbiowed Cerrier Tron and Rail Kooms 44, Washington Loan or ieictu way Supply « aol Trust Company » vuiid see lit™ EWIS © TEWKSBURY W. B. HIBBS, ‘Banner, 00 Brocuway, 6." Manager, Meu.ber Washington Stock Exchange. LEWIS 6. TEWASBURY & CO. BANKERS AND BRUKEKS, 3) F ST.. WASHINGTON, D. c. Hf cash, oF ou mangti: Stocks, Bonds, Wate wires (o New York and Chicago. CORSON GLOVER BUILDIN Beukers and Dealers i Deposits. Exchange. Loans. Collections. Raliroad Stocks and bondsand all securities listed on fie tachanges of Sew York, Mhiladelphia, Boston aud, Beltinuore bought aud sold. A cjeciaity nude of ixveatment securities, District Lebdy shu socal Kaliroad, Gas, Hasurauce and Tole alt iu LelerLone Stock bought and sold. 3y18 st Comerene vciooer 2800 | Popyrrene, Canrets, Ko. It's not necessary to quote prices, we've cut them low enough, and our figures on each ar- ticle will tell the tale. Quality, we bave run up, and you'll get better value for less money than ever before. Small profits on high-class goods bring purchasers, and that's what we want. PARLOR AND BED ROOM FURNITURE AND CARPETS IN ALL STYLES AND NEWEST DESIGNS. Ours is aone-price house—end a low price at that-but we make terms to suit every pur chaser. We Lave always done it, and as long 0s we find it a convenience to our patrons we shall continue to dose. Give usacall, BUDDEN'S NEW FURNITURE STORE, . 613 7TH BT. §. W., Between K and F ota, sult Tiers ig the first cne of the few innovations T pro- introduce this sen Cloth back Ve Have you never wou- dered why a man was so much more thickly clothed over his chest than over his Have you never Wondered why he bed « thick linen bosom, s clcth nd adoublethickness pose son back? vest WARFIELD SIMPSON, CUSTOM TAILOR, Cor. 9th and G sis. nw. of the coat buttuned over hischest, w hl only a thin Muing in the vest aude Sinslo thickness of the cont covered 8 back? Then, Sgain, he will scon bus a winter overcont, which Will probably Le double breasted. To vvercome Aiscrim to put acic: ts unjust nation I propose ining in the back of the vest of your sult if you desire {t- make tng the vest entirely of cloth. @. WARFIELD SIMPSON, Expert in Trousers, Cor. 9th and G sts. aw. BIDS FOR THE and rest 36, and cont! Feceived upto 1 vm. The right is 9023-0 DAY. y ving ten day veal te to S Septen: reject any and EXECULIVE COMMITTEE eveusbor ber Ai, at O'clock all bids. Wiliard’s Hotel. LAWYERS’ BRIEFS, CUF Price fs ninety cents pave and if the brief ex- coeds ten pages, eighty-five cents, Telephone 843-2. K eq WHITE FLAK 3t JOH: NF. SHEIRY, 623 D st. aw. ALR. WILLIAMS & O., DER A “WE HAVE Ii Tag ‘ul styles Piano and Banquet Lamp Shades and Holders. MUDDIMAN, 362%4-3m. ols @q=MR ROBERT SS With Dousias & Robinson, Parker & Co., patrons, 12th st, Ww. Li Bro.. fi HW. FORMERLY W associated with 1200, 1202 and 1204" Bat. where he Will be pleased to see'ail of his friends and sc? SCHOOL BOOKS FOR EVERY GRADE ‘High School and College Text Books, Schoo! Stationery and Blank Books. A large stock and low prices, C. PURSELL, 418 uth st. now. ‘Your roof may Le badly in need of painting or your wall may be damp. We wou'd be pleased to exauine both, cover your roof with our METAL #KESERVING PAIN, and contract to stop leake and rust or make damp proof. BURCHARD & ROLLOW, _se12-003m. CAUTIO chines to give t w _my26-t,th.e, Cor. Pa. WISHIN( he bs re used, and only the m0 ‘Urders by postal will sities, “sel7-thét, tr ATTEN Boe scnier invitet and earnest fultivertingst f inaton THD the " aria ell's, 110 2a st and business of ther taporta; F._ 0. CONGDON, Cor. See. aoe ay Mage TL 7290 Pik, at 419 Lith st it. ary BGP EVE OU a MonTGAoF oN Youn HOUSE? Tn case of your death would that mortgage be fore- closed? A policy im the Washington Beneficial En- dowment Association will provide against just such ‘Acontingency and preserve the hdtuestead for the wife and little ones, Send for circulars, THE WASHINGTON BENEFICIAL ENDOWMENT 8023-68 ASSOCIATION, 419 10th street, @=> FROM SEPT. 22 TO 20, INCLUSIVE, We offer a Strictly All-wool Biack Cheviot Butt, Cutaway, Sack or Square-cut Coat, For $8.50. s015-3m << s WEDDINGS FOR Invitations e the correct sty} saapies. WM. GARNER, Tho People's Clothier, 10 aved t the lowest Fates. 26 7th stn. w. FALL. ‘and printed in ‘Bee BYRON 8. ADAMS, Printer, 512 11th st. nw. Fe Sa SOF ‘onW NESDAY, Septem: er 22, I will open,on the rst floor of the Washington} om si ‘Trust Compe ¥ buliding, the finest Barber Shop in Wash Lendsomely fitted up by the W. 1. un bein will be pleased e them entire satisfaction. seze-st* GEORGE N. PAYET’ ton. ‘co. T to see iny irenis and the public and FRANK P, years connect lad personally to show all latter of pure ie throuxi Ath and bts noe. Take t Jumbia railw n inspect » the wick Foon a invites the eae nd of the: lenic ice iy frozen. wi dent person of its superiority tor the ie purpose. The rection of every worke—located DAVIS, ELECTED ermntendent of the Hyvienic Ice Com- aud is Low nto the business, All ‘othe ity 10r ICE Davis_tor twenty Vakery. will be interested in the rettes oF the pprinice from, convince ‘Luc capacity of the works Las been demonstrated this seasor A re ‘The office at Supply ca at all tines be of the Company Is at 419 9th, Bet WE HAV ie Well to place theif proper Promt returns augue th & tion iiven to the collection of 2 EASTERDA' ti DAILY CAT! S FOR HOUSES fthecity. Ownersdeniriug purchasers tor their Wouse will do “ase. Porvonal atten- YS HALDI ‘Ove MAN, we CHILDS Re HA GIN ‘This is the genuine and jafer. Luitations of @ Very by soune Uealers at the san crhuinating housewife kuows afer ts what she Would ake trouble todo s ‘For sale ont, m if 1200 F at. (set-in) wo so py calling at 135 Pa, ay, se" 'D-MADE. 6 WAFERS, original Home-made Ginger S. rior Cl ‘she: quality are sold Prive ay these, Dut the dis- tlds" Hand-inade ‘took the time and GLO. E. KENNEDY & SONS, 1116 Conn. ave. jOLDIERS WHO WISH TO UNITE with the W. T. Sherman Post, @. A. Bo “PETER LAMB. Lest dewree of satisfac ‘ution those Lavine uid ones of WI Feason 487 oth st qi. NEVIN B. SHADE Practice iimited 740 luth st. u.w., Washington, D. ‘to te Long ‘and Throat trouble. mo =»THE FIKM OF MOCKBEE & CO. WISH to auiounce to their patrons and the public enerally that they have resumed business 1208 F st. a complete stock of Gentle: men’s, thetr old stand, where they will carry a large and Ladies’, Misses! and Boys’ Shoes. First-class goods and low prices. w@1-1w MOCKBEE & CO., 1203 F st. now. Kee" LOOKING BackwaRD. From now on Summer Clothing auay still have 1 nt the mua forty of nea are rested it Hence, we put tor- Overcoats, "Trousers, i to G15 1th st. NT BE BLAT EY CX yuality 5 . favineible shirt—1ua fe of Wamsutta muslix OY Linen bosoms cents: six for 4... aud style. Weclose ats p.m. daturday IL These azycut extre full im vod es iui ghists are extra long— and are Brst-class ihe gr; Near junction vt 8. B. Eleiy.. selt-st $. S_a>DON'T ¥OU No doubt oud like Wom tO ow Upon your own terms ‘Cozy six ro 8,000 ‘cet grou oh Baitinore b to station; poi aper thronivo 1, 700 if taken a ant attic mut to U WANT EQ OWN A COUN- ma bed 2 most ful time in the country this EY utry Hore isa chance to get one only ‘Bound to Be worth wore wext suuuauer. ‘The other house ut early two acres this one also. suit Sé~Grand chance BELTSVILLE LAND AN te of 1 DT about ten min- 2 and includes: Will paper $3,800, Upon terms to securea home. Mt DO. 1OGS F ats kw. stooun 14, PLUM HEATING AND No 11 Repair work promptiy done. 5.3. BHEDD & BRO, $352 Ue at. SNING. “> and RANGES PUTTS hiir® betore cold weather. HAVE YOUR | FURNACES. LATROBES DER ‘by best me- Peon Grad Lacrobe, set to heat two stories, €90, Parlor Sun Latrobe, set to beat two stories, have 1 pi suit. ‘Novelty and Cuiver Furnaces, Plumbing, Hardware, &. Work attended to prompt _ (Telephone 984-2.) qo tHE WOMAS Be ERS Oconee? ~SDR CHAS, > Informs his patient removed bis ofhce to Svo 11th ARKACHUTE continue dentistry iu all its Lrauches. Tot accidents. DI 3, we. 2 JUMPS Aud gasoline stoves ate running @ racein For the rewaining warm only be safer, ut with an econome fo the "winter's burnin” 10 Wi we YOUr coal (Selling this month yay" you to pur. tdiminer prices) of 3. MAURY DOVE, n.w.; branch offices, Main office, 21st and I st 1200 H and Y626-M ‘st. new a>) AM N Fairer st yyaom | NLEHASIS ty: LACE CURTAIN! wharf, foot of FandG seria DING My OFFICE rom Ya.m.t0.5 p.m. 1X. Dentist, 132i F st. nw. **We pride” ourselveson the quality of our Work ; bave one of our waons call tor them. ‘TOLMAN STEAM LAUNDRY, U1 to ay C at. new. POT A115 Gory THAT oLrTTERs,, AND NOT ALL WATCHES ARE TIMEPIECES, Every Watch I sell isaccompanied with a written time certifice je and guaranteo, No Watch sold out of my stores unless previously heen timed and compared with the U. 8. Observ ory time and found to be perfect timepieces, A. L. SALTZSTEI! am, HEADQUARTERS FOR AMERICAN WATCHES, we Tb at, ew Branch: Cor. Maiu and Granby sts., Norfolk, Va, Ey arr a THOROUGH, PRACTICAL BUSINESS education ¢: had WOUD'S COMME at. Apply or send tor “4-paye eu elsewhere. Day and evening sees seld-Lin terms at she at East Capitol jous after October fo new. YAL! STEAM LAUNDRY, 622 << ==> LACE CURTAINS LAUNDERED EQUAL, Ot inst. ‘Telephone 100-8. Called for and delivered. sel?-1m Fulton upon which fe inont.is OF More are ‘dtocali at cae and pay in terest or the goods Will be suld at wuction H. K. FULTON, Pawnbroxer. October 6. cn of the officers. OF memDers: Of the executive committee. The mariter the better. 130 oc ston. ¥., we specifications uid esti prouptly attended tu. WH ‘ALNHA, PLACTNG YOUR ORDERS FOR conse UDSON &STRIEBY, We Wasr You ' ° 1Och aud F sts, 1 quality COAL, IC Telunded for tu Ve amd WOOD for Telephone, $86. Best taehily trad ‘Money jui-€us Y. OMFICE CARDS, Ht and L-aclusive bysiens. “HN k AND PUBLISHER, We have: Le W1s JOM seSia Kyow Tuar You can wet the Old-tiuwe Oyeu-ruut Pieated-busuus Shirt for 21. We also jake x specialt; of Shirts open both back and fLont .n p.eated and solid boson 136 best quality sizes trom to ‘dozen pure (six pairs for, iben—au At THE BRANCH BALTIMORE, 1 Ott s. ite eeld-St bgt et BI Junction th st. sx. ‘Managers. —Jos. H. el in et | Thi id we have SHIRT FACTORY, York ave. Moser THOROUGHLY trex ous MACKI Youcan ‘one. Frkiaod a MRO é=>" D. BAKE, 2 DN & Sua Luding, SAKKEANAGES OF TAXES, é = 2d placed in our bands for gale a C02, Ba aula Fs IMPORTING TAILOR, 1111 Pa, a Se Han axp re ‘all and Winter Novelties received. DANYH ‘COMPANY, Ofice of Geuerdl Manawer, ‘Atiants, Gary Bepte dy 1801, REWARD. ‘This company will pay $10,000 for the arrest and convietion of the persen or ro renmoved the Fail trou the track ofthe Westera’ Sorit'Garoiige Huliroad year Bostian’s Bridge itadel, Chetttte diehs of WEDRESRAY Arca So AL. in Richmond and Danville Rafiroad SPL wevvrves. GEDNEY & ROBERTS, MAKERS OF INVITATIONS, Gas ORFICE. 1 |CNION M.E. CHURCH, 20TH ST. N.W.— Revival services. Preaching THIS (Thure- y EVENING by Mev. C.W. Badwin. Fr ning experien ¢ incetin| “e=> A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE PATHER Boe cts teaal hint mill be at Carroll Hall, Gat TRS AE SINO' Cia 5 All tale members are requested to be Drea ent. " TEMPERANCE 1ENT, OTH AND EAST ‘tol sts.— Meeting “FRIDAY NIGHT Unter aus T.U. Drs. M. B. Piatt adlarees ‘by Si Will pre Nii prentda, “Adarees by a= MASONIC —A STATED COMMUNICA™ ‘ton of Saint John's Lode, Now 11. PAL A. Vwi be eld wt Mason Sep- feniber 23, I8!. at 7:80 o'clock yin. Work: ‘Third ee. Meibersof other lodes cordinily invited. By order Wo Mo [sete] J. 0. FILL, Sec! el our Home AND ITS DECORATIONS. You will soon be refure nishing your house—if you are not doing so already. We destretoannounce that our preparations for fall trade have been upon mammoth scale, and in Justice to yourselt you cannot overlook this stock. Be your wants what they may—Furniture, Carpets or Upholsteries—we can ‘meet them to your entire Satisfaction as regards quality, style, variety and Price. We could not af- ford to allow a competing house to carry « superior stock nor offer you ereater inducements. We must keep pace with your ex- Bectations. Look to us for the dest values in our line ‘and we promise you shall Rot be disappointed. Oc- tober will no doubt be @ busy month and the work room will probably be ‘crowded, so why not make Us a visit this week—to- morrow, in fact; for we are a8 well prepared at pree- ent as we will be this sea- son. Estimates freely given. Stock cheerfully exhib- ited. Comparisons solicited. Both work and prices guaranteed. What more can wo do oF you ask? W. H. HOUGHTON MANF. CO., * ‘House Furnishers and Decorgtors, 1218 and 1220 F st, now. me2t-3t Be". THe Custom Tailor to the men who appreciate. fne clothes." New ideas in Style and cutting. The ‘hest lineof patterns and “noveity clots” i the city. tn. GEO. T. KEEN, Custom Tatlor, 414 9th st. ow, eS". PRINCE, Artist Photographer, Hasopenedins new! remodeled studioy neato oad P2RRtiee laritaled and work unequaled. (Cor. 134 sani Pa ave. aw, UGver Brentances) eott-tr KOU CE. Woon. AMERICAN ICE CO. ‘Telephone, 480. Main oftice Branch office Fats. n.w. n.w., 1st and Agth and 14th st. wharves 8. w. ity of FUEL unsurpassed. Prices reasonable. Satisfaction guaranteed. Call KED WACONS for PENOBSCOT ICE. _se24 DE. C.K. CLAKK HAS OPENED AN Beton Si ade Tota se, Jucuon of Toth and Dupout circle. ee. = HOBEKT F HILL HAS REMOVED HIS law office from the AUantic Dutiding to rooms @Oand 10) in the new Washington Loan and ‘Tragt Company building, corner of F and Oth sts. = OWNERS OF VACANT HOUSES, —HOW much have you jost already by having them faley “Give ine gour property, 10 rea. I will nd a teu ant for you. WALTER A. BROWN, 1423 Pa, nw. wo qsDit EDITH JEWELL HAS RETURNED | the city and reopened her dental office at oN Toth sts mw seat lw RUFUS H. DAKDY, . DARBY, Washington b, Dear Sir: On my return to ceived your letter making inquiry as to whether, “I Adyocated the passuce of a resolution withholding advertisements from the theater prozrams 80 long a8 fou printed them. said resolution having buen intro~ wed at a meeting of the Brewers’ Association throuyh the influence of Columbia Typoxraphical Union. Jn reply_periust me to sy tat T iu not aware of the existence of am organization known as the Brewers’ Association, and alu ugnorant of its ineetings. Tdoubt Pinay be proper, however, to that th iuay be proper. fo uiorm you ° coupany T'represent Bave to'the fullest csteut at Milt ifhout their branches ‘wad waukee and agencies scattered all over this country recognized the <laiuie nil just demands of orwanized labor aud ‘encoursee the dstoclation of workingmen for the protection of err ‘Belnue anformed thet the theater programs were phiuted in.s non-union office and by workinaiien who labor ata lower rate of bay than that reguiated by an yale the city this morning T re- estaDlished scl of (accep! all of the Principal printing firms in the District of Columbia), have seen fit to deciine for the present to insert ati ady: tof the Pubst Bre\ wing Company 10 4 Publications recerred to. To not Know nor care what other brewinz companies have done or what interest they inay take in this matter. fool assured that my action is proper and will meet the approbation of the coupuny 1 hiave the ionor to Fepre- sent, With i rewar, 2 an a, , Respectfully yours, WILLIAM DIXON, By order of Columbla Typographical Union No-TOL. The weather is likely tobe fair; stationary temperature; light, varsdble winds. WE ARE THE PEOPLE. Yes, we are. That Band-sawed North Caro- Mua Luinder drives all gommon xrad~s out of the market. And the price only $1.15 per 100 feet. Libbey, Bittinger & Miller, MILL WORK, LUMBER AND HARDWARE, Oth st. and New York ave. o.w. And aus6-3m_ 11th and Ost. se. TE rae rie WILLIAMS & CO. Ae G15 7th st. D. columns of any of 222-3 Se "* COHEN £ 00, 523 11th st. 4 grade ives ‘We inaucurate the season with ‘Special Sale” of » | Ment of Col. Vollum, it large line of FANCY COLORED TRIMMINGS Washington News and Gossip Index to Advertisements, ADVERTISING... AMUSEMENTS, ATTORNEYS AUCTION SALE! BICYCLES... BOARDING (Rooms FOR RENT (Mise: FOK RENT (Houses). FOR RENT (Stores)... FOR RENT (Stables) FOR BALE (Houses), FOR SALE (Lots) 00000 FOR SALE (Hotses und Vehicles). FOR SALE (Pianos)... FOR SALE (Muscollaneous) HOTELS... LADIES" GOODS. LEGAL NOTICE: LOCAle MENTION, LOST AND FOUND. MANICURE, MONEY WANTED AND TO LO: NEW PUBLICATIONS. NOTARIES PUBLIC.. OCEAN STEAMERS. - POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. PIANOS AND OKGANS, PERSONAL, PROFESSIONAL. ROPOSALS,. SUBURBAN PROPER’ SUMMER RESORTS. WANTED (Board! WANTED (Hel) WANTED (Houses)... WANTED (Roozs).. Goverxatert Receipts Topay.—internal rey- enue, $461,979; customs, #70)Sx2. ee sitet Ise seat Surazox Maxty H. Simoxs has been de- tached from the Enterprise and ordered to hold himself in readiness for sea service. Cos. James Vax Voast and Francis H. Bates have been transferred from the limited to the unhmnited retired list of the army. Not ro Go ro Cmiii.—It was reported to- day that ex-Senator Biair would be ppointed minister to Chili to succeed Minister Egan, but the report was denied by Acting Secretary of State Wharton. Capers Avporxrep.—The following named persons have been appointed cadets at the Mili- tary Academy: Herschel Tupes, Raymore, twelfth district, Missouri; Claude C. Warner (alternate), Carthage, Mo.; Willard Voyles, Sulem, third district, Indiana; T. F. Howard, Bowea, tenth district, Texas, Retimep.—Brevet Col. Charles W. Foster, quartermaster, with the rank of major, was placed upon-the retired list today. This will promote Capt. James M. Marshall to be major and quartermaster, and some lieutenant of the line or a citizen will be appointed captain and assistant quartermaster. Tue Hexxermx Caxat.—The board of engi- neer officers appointed to locate the line of the Hennepin canal at Rock Island has finally re- orted in favor of the line selected originally yy Capt. Marshall and approved by the Secre- tary of War March 21 last, running on the south side of the island. A Postmaster ARREsTED.—Chief Post Office Inspector M. D. Wheeler yesterday received word from Inspector Tate, at Chatéanooga, an- uouncing the arrest of John W. Davison, the wtmaster at Luvan, Ala. There is a shortage in the post office there in postal notes and pos- tal funds to the amount of #000, and Davison is charged with embezzlement. No Sucu Foxp 1x tHe Treasvry.—A lady resident of Covington, Va., has written a letter tothe Treasury Department asking if there is any truth in the published statement that there is $8,000,000 in vaults of the treasury for the heirs of Robert Morris. She will be in- formed that there is no such fund in the treas- ury as that described by her. Decisiox Revensep.—Commissioner Simons has reversed a recent decision involving an im- portant invention in electric railways, thereby awarding priority of Invention to the patentee of letters patent No. 805,194, issued Septomber 16, 1884. ‘The’ former decision of the oflice, if allowed to stand, would have affected the va- lidity of tmportant outstanding patents. Coxcent at THe Bannacks.—The following is the program of the concert tobe given at the marine barracks tomorrow afternoon at 4:30 o'clock by the Marine Band, John Philp Sousa, conductor: Overture, “Merry Wives of Windsor,” Nicholai; “Fackeltanz,” No. 3, Myerbeer; “Reminiscences of Wagner,” God- frey; valse, “Intaglio,” Sousa: “Cavalleria Rusticana,” Mascagni; “The Chariot Lace,” Sousa; ‘Hail, Columbia,” Fyles. To Be Paomorep.—Pay Inspector Edwin Stewart, at present+on duty as chief of the bureau of provisions and clothing of the Navy Department, and Pay Inspector A. J. Clark having successfully an examination to physical, mental and moral qualifications will reocive’ promotion to pay directors, the former tice G. E. Thornton, deceased, to’ date the 12th, and the latter vice J. D. Murray, re- tired, to date the 20th instant. No Racixo ror Navat Crarr.—Commodore Ramsey, who is acting as secretary of the navy, has received a request from the American Steam Yacht Association that the Cushing and Stiletto be allowed to participate in a race with the fleet steam yachts Vamoose, Norwood and Javelin. Although the nayal officers feel con- fident of the ability of the Cushing to hold her own in such @ contest, the request will not be granted, as it is not permitted by naval prac- tice to engage in racing, ‘Toox Tae Mozy Uxpen Paorzst.—Secretary Foster has ordered the bill of the Postal Tele- graph Company paid upon the same basis as those paid to the Western Union Telegra Company. ‘Those biils have been held up two years, the Postal Telegraph Company de- clining to accopt the rate by the Post- master General. They were receipted for ry fompany un prot soar not interfere with any sul ent claim that Bo mds aguingt the geretaaent me ‘Tux Curer Mrpicat, Punvexor or THz Aux. ‘Theappointment of a chief medical purveyor of the army to succeed Col. Edward P. Vollum el cider “unfifislied business” on the s's desk. Under the interpretation of ‘the medical t. As Lieut. Colonel C.'T. Alexander is the senior officer of that ‘and recei' ytion by the retire- is army circles he will be appointed. Secretary Proctor’s Successor Not to Be Named Until Congress Meets. It is said that the President will probabl: Permit the Seeretaryship of War to remain vacant until Congress meets, Gen Grant act- ing as Secretary after the retiroment of Mr. Proctor. When Congress ineets Attorney General Miller will be appointed to one of the circuit judgesbips and the two vacancies in the cabinet may be filled at the same time. The appointment of Mr. Clements as interstate commerce cou missioner is believed to have been decided upon. Since Mr. McComas has again declined the appointment as civil service commissioner the President is at a loss to tind some one t suit him for the place. — THE IMMIGRATION QUEST! Federal Supervision Has Kept Oat Many Thousand Undesirable Immigrants, IMPERFECTIONS IN THE PRESENT LAW THAT WIL BE CABLED To THE ATTENTION OF CONGR) DAD EFFECTS OF THE SYSTEM OF TAKING BONDS—WOKK OF TREASURY AGENTS. The Treasury Department is paying very serious attcution to the immigration question and has accomplished some reforms, though efforts to keep paupers and critainale from | landing on our shores have beon far fron. a | complete success. It is sad at the department that the abrogation of the contracts with the | stato boards of immigration commissioners and MONUMENT DEDIC A RUSSIAN ADVANCE. The Ozar’s Troops Said to Be Cross ing the Afghan Border, ATED BY TAMMANY Arraignment of New York News- Loxpoy, Sept announced that Capt. Younghusband, the En- glish agent made th ever accom! fortadden ter Little Pam possession of ea this premacy over the Pamir, * RUSSIANS IN AP paper Publishers. ODD FELLOWS Capt. Younghusband, the in ST. WANEST: xplorer, Louls. ‘AN. Declares They Crossed the Frontier. step 0: territory. ub unknown to F 2 awe n th 4. On Se li-kne ai wn by a Du estan the bord urkestan, a ber pte trav r, repent der R 21 it was who has yin Chinese territory had been authorities to en- of the Chinese has taken that she claims «u- roof of the Ad,” A letter upon the Younghusband in- here from Prof. Arminius cident is publixhe v i uigped oriental traveler in IS61-64 traveled im a dervish by — rontes ropenns, through the desert of the Oxus to Khiva and thence by Bakara to Samarea: oriental and he has for letter tothe 7 | papers warning the British gover people of Engiand against the Since the Russo-Afgha the v IgtAg Inc aesians, in vie continued to encroach and that they now he miles beyond th Atghan treaty. As a strany moment that Py appears adv at the tre lation r m the fre Vambery ix profesor of University. of Pesth years past written fetter after nx and otber English news- ont and the verigue of Rus- ction Prof. Vambery says that aty was concluded of tt# terms, bave ti tine, hur and Pamir, 290 ys wa i Feceived from defined by the Kusso- coincidence almost at the same ng letter Younghusband, ated from Kashgaf- the placing of the responsibility for the en-| Younghusband’ st that learning forcement of the law in the hands of federal | the Russians had crossed the Afghan officials bas resulted in keeping out many | frontier in te of the protests of thousand immigrants who would bave been | the Afghan authorities and being informed permitted to laud under theold system. There | that the Russiaus were forcing their way still are, however, many gaps in the law through | tward the Pamirs, he started out to verify which objectionable immigrants can get into | these reports. Continuing, the captain says the country, in spite of the greatest diligence. | he foun:! that on August 10 the rear guard of The new law has been an mmprovement over | the Russi 100 “strong, was at Bozal- the old and the evidence of a serious intention |G@umbaz, near Chitral, oi Tittle Kash- on the part of the United States to enforce it | 8@f, on the south slope of — Hindoo- has, it is said ut the department, led steamship | Koovh. Capt. Younghusband — therefor companies toexercise more care and not totake himeelf im munication with the Pasrengers in foreign countries whom they cannot land when they reach Lere. Reports from abroad state that thousands of persons of a class which formerly made up a large pro- portion of the steerage passenger traneporta- tion are now refused passage on some of the lines. It is recognized by the department that this question of immigration ix one which de- mands attention, and at the same time one Which must be Nandled with considerable deli- cacy. The report of the commission which was Sent abroad is awaited with interest, but from indications it 1s feared that the result of their work will not be ly satistuctory, largely, doubtless, because it is next to impossible for half a dozen men to study the whole social system of Europe so as to come to an under- standing in three or four months of the condi- tion of the lower classcs,who furnish the imuni- stants whow this governiméut seeks to guard against. ADDITIONAL LEGISLATION TO BE SOUGHT. But whatever the work of the foreign com- mission amounts to there will be an effort made to get additional legisiation this coming win- ter which will make more effective the work of the department. There are now some 400 or 500 agents of the government working in one Way or another av guardians of our ports. Au effort is being made to establish an effective guard over the extensive boundary between this country aud Canada, which bas been long prac- tically’ unprotected’ During this month an agent away up in North Dakota has turned back eleven undesirable immigrants who went that point to steal into the ‘country. serves only as an evidence of increasin tivity, for the guarding of the boundary is still very imperfect. The most effective service and almost the only that ix effective is that at the ports of New York and Philadelphia, that of Philadelphia being the easiest and therefore the best. THE BONDING SYSTEM. In spite of the best efforts of the department to restrict it,thousands of immigranteare landed who clearly come within the prohibition of the Jaw,and this is accomplished chiefly through the system of taking bonds that they will not be- come a charge upon public charity. Some time ago the Attorney Geueral rendered an opinion that though immigrants might belong to one of the prohibited classes they might be per- mitted to land if they could furnish the neces- sary bonds. Under this construction of thelaw it has been very easy for paupers to land, as Douds are easily obtained, presumably for a small consideration, which ‘those assisting the immigration are ready to pay, as the gover ment never has and it is well understood never will claim the forfeiture of any of these bonds, which are for the most part absolutely without value. It is understood that quite a thriving business is done ties going on the bonds of immigrants ani it seems that great wealth 1s not necessary for the business. A cuse has been discovered im Baltimore where aman who ha» but $3,000 to his mame is on, bonds of immigrants to the amount of £20,000. As long as this system of taking bonds for im- migrants who beloug to the prohibited classes is continued it will be impossible to effect the purpose of the Law. The matter will be called to the attention of Congress wlyn tht session begins and if the abolition of the system is accomplished it is believed that it will result ina very great re- duction of the number of undesirable im- migrants. cHINesE mmnorirIox FROM CANADA. A more serious question pill be that of the Prevention of the immigration of Chinese from Canada, who come, Britiah subjects. tried declaring that Chinese cor ada cannot be sent back to ing from Can- piaced British army post at Gilg comiand there p of 200 Ghoorkas to the sc opera the teble lands, on hy the Ghoorkas retra cinls tions, The ¢ Britiah offi- mpt sent a force of the Russian ns, Who bad crossed ring of the approach of d their steps, and joining the rear guard the whole force retired ‘across the frontier. The Monument at DEDICATE: —_ BY TAMMANY. ng to the Forty- Second New York Volunteers, TIVSRURG, Pa Sept. 24. The Tammany braves today dedicated the monument they have erected on this bat field to mark the position held by the forty-second New York in- which w wigwam wh It was wou 1 the wing after ad bur ke recruited and sent out by the “st im 1861, hus morn- ing when the followers of old St. Tammany fell into railroad stati second cory big monume the Methodist Ch: the Comm men: Maj. Gen. Dw line played a dirge | veiled by James EF. Mallon, « | M. Malton, commanding the t. and ma line y i & short re of thi he Es hlos, U. nto th , boarded their cars distance js place, p n of € rty-recond regi d were drawn rapidiy out to Hancock station, on the from the . W. Hy Keith, pastor of prayed and wealth Band of Harrisburg, Pa, was then un- tol. James . A, deliv ered the Oration and presented the monument to the Gettysburg Batt Ho cd Memorial Amoci- dward McPherson received it the name of that body. an original compere Dead, poem to the y regiment by William Geoghegan, was read. Short addresses were delivered by Col. John BR. ficer in the contederate army; Fellows, an e: Gen. Martin T. MeMaho Barlow 8. Weeks Capt. James Casey. “The Blue Capt ? att neluded. Gen. Ely 8. Parker, J. M. Eliendorf and . Mackaye nd the Gray,” “Comrades” the exercises ler Angin ‘The forty-secona volunteer regiment of New York state was organized at Great Neck, L. by Col. William D. Kennedy, under the patronage of the Tammany Soci committee of New York city. under #pecial auth ment, and in Jun service for three it re ty and the Uni It was defense organized ¥ from the War Depart Is61, was mustered into On July 18, 1861, the regiment left for the seat of war and served at and From August 4, 1661, to in Stone's brigade, Artay that it served | army stationed im tha 13, Ls64, wh under Col. Willua | discharged and mu Jui; During its service in act ti ™ eur W ‘tober 15 the Potom st of the clivani m. it served . After jons of the a Lyuch and wes houorably ered out. regiment lost by death 11 officers and 105 enlist wounds received in uction, 33 enlisted men; from disease and other causes, 1 officer and 103 enlisted men, making « totai of 12 oflicers and 246 enlisted mien. THE INDICT - JOURS ALISTS, New York Publishers Arraigned for Print- ing Keports of the Electrocutions. New Youk, ¥ pt. 24. The editors of the newspapers who were indicted for printing ac- counts of the electrocutions at Sing Sing om 7 were calied on today in part 1,general July sessions court, to plead to the charge. The dictment characterizes the offense asa misde- meanor. ‘The names of nine editors were on the calen- not as subjects of his | dar gOnly four, bo: celestial excellency, the Emperor of China, but | These were Jamies ¢ It is believed that the de- | by Lawyer John cision of the ‘court in which a test case was | of the ver, pul an ap don Bennett, m ‘ownshend, Albert Hoeckley Morning Journal, George W. Turner of pearance. presented the Heoorder and Charles Miller of the Tones. guilty of the charge. ina cannot be| Lawyer Townshend declared that his client overthrown, as it is obvious that as the govern- | was not He said that was ment’s jurisdiction does not extend beyond our | bis piva, but told Judge Fitzgerald that he own boundary lines it cannot compel’ the Chi- | wantel the privilege of withdraw: ng it or de- naman to go any place he does not want to} murring to it in two weeks’ time if he so de- after he is bey trouble is anticipated out of this question. Aaancethteihcaas AT THE WHITE HOUSE. The President Receives Quite » Nu: Prominent People This Morning. There was more respect paying than wire pulling done at the White House today. Peo- ple with no particular motive apparent on the surface came and told the doorkveper tliat they merely wished to pay their respects to the President. chamber, and just what transpired there no one knows. One of the earlicst callers was Delegate Harvey of Oklohoma, who talked about the rush for the new lands out west. Then came a more republicans, Mr. Marine, the collector of | Yesterday's proceedings Grand the and Col. Vannort, the candidate for tional itics for awhile and then gave way to party. bended by. Cen Gren who escorted ex- Colorado nd the boundary. Considerable | sited. 2ir. Dos Passos, representing Mr. Hoeckley, had his plea recorded in the same way. itors through their counsel said the othe: 3 F were not guilty. Messrs. Pulitzer of the Wo ver of | Cockerill of the Morni: of the /’ress were culled, but no one ansWered for them. aenectipceaioa ODP FELLOWS IN 8ST. LOUIS, Sr. Lovrs, Sept. 24.—Most of the visiting ‘Thus they obtained admission to the council | O44 Fellows have lett for their homes, the delegates to the Sovereign Grand Lodge being city. is very slowly owing taken matters have occurred filty 1 he th Hi Progressing “ i: | terruptions that have occurred. In the couple of Balti. | terrups i ae of necessitated an adjournment, and ; i the only representatives in the ‘The business of the Grand Gorree, seri tome Gomi i