Evening Star Newspaper, April 7, 1892, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR @UBLISHED Dar AT THE STAR BUILDING! TOL Penusylvania Avenue, corer 11th 8. by CEPT SUNDAY, The Evening Star Newspaper Company, 8. H. KAUFFMA’ Prev. New York Ofice, 8 Potter Boilding, ‘ter tty by carriers, on their ow! oak OF the. per incnth fents'each. By mail Cansda—postace prepaid Sarempay Qui foreian postare added. $3.00. ny where in the SO cen's per month. SE All mail subscriptions must be paid in advance. ‘Rates of advertising made known on application. EXTNO Stan ie served to subscribers in the Lx Silver STAR 81.00 per year: Vor. 80, No. 20,228. he Foening Star. WASHINGTON, D.C, THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1892. FINANCIAL. ‘SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES, Our magnificent storage ware house is not to be compared with the usual storage quarters about town. Our building is absolutely fire- Proof and burglar-proof and is magnificently equtyped with all the modern sypointments Recessary tosafeand desirable storage quar- ters. The utmost system and order prevails and ail confusion of one person's articles with another's is totally eliminated. Household woods, silver ware, fine china, rare bric-a-brac, pictures, paintings, &., arestored in ® most secure and careful manner. We employ only “expert” packers and competent draymen of Jong experience in their respective vocations to pack, handie and transport the goods, and hold Ourselves responsibie for all losses, breakage, &c. Wazous of the most improved and modern pattern are used for hauling. The company Also contracts with families to move their ef- fects from one house to another. No lower prices, perbavs, than others charge, but we mive you Better serviem, WORD ABOUT STORING PIANOS. In rooms fitted especially for the purpose and kept at a uniform temperature throughout the year we will store your piano for $1.50 per month. The advantage of an even temperature tm: your piano will Le returned to you in perfect coulition, and not all scarred up or biistered, as fs frequently the case when stored in quarters of an uneven temperature. You should be very careful where you store your piano. STORAGE WARE HOUSE Of the AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY, 1140 15th st. nw. it) ‘Telephone ——. Hose Bene Assoctatios. NINTH ISSUE OF STOCK. Office of Treasurer, 1907 Pennsylvania ave. Fourth moathiy meeting for the receipt of duoe, om cl series TUESDAY EVENING, the 12th SSecants at 8 ole viison's Hall. southwest ™ ny Lat th ‘the Treasurer at any tine upto May Lat the office of ‘Teasurer Ss above between Nam. aad Sp.m. The boons close Reainst further sulscriptions to this series with ‘this ce number of shares have already been ‘s Siper month. A payinentof $4 per Fequired af this, the fourth meeting of ‘cent per annum. No better investment of sinsismonthiy savings can be made. and no cheaper method of obtaluins loans oF easier metho of paying them off can be found. determined by the borrower, no limit being fixed the Aswociation excert the ‘uaximum value of the iz: €3 Line months of the life of the Assocation is S102. AS carerul manaement as has been had in fe promised for the future, come in with Bot ferret basing done so. Tu 0: SO: Tostixe Exvowwext Exaurte Ix THE EQUITABLE. Policy No. 77,101. Age at issue, 35. Amount, $2,500. Asnusl premium, $124.47. Total premiums paid. €2.450.40. Policy issued im 1872, with 20 years’ tontine period. The folowins are three of the methods of settlement now offered to the assured: 1. Cash value, @4. (eing @ return of 41 for each $100 paxd in premiums). ‘2. Or, in liew of cash, he may obtain a paid-up policy of life insurance (pavable at death) for 87.900. (Equal at maturity to a return €317.35 for cach 8100 paia in premiums). ‘3. Oran annuity for life of #37 ‘These are actual resuits, not estimates. For Sgures adapted to your own age call on BOWES & HALL, Resident Managers, ‘Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States, 1326 F st. a. Tavsr Coupasres, ra ‘a ‘opi cheir and rein unvortant opinion a8 to their permanency ‘Tie folowing letter trom the late Chief Justice ‘view of the Washington Loan and Lear Sir Taga gratified to place tm charge of your company the first trust eatate it has rece:vea under the Eew iaw approved Uctober 1, 1800, suthoriging the Incorporation of trust compatiies Be. on permanent chara. ter and large capectties of such institutions, supervised by a board of directors com ‘of men of capita’ and standing ip the commun. iy. Fender them. particuarly desirable medium for tie trausaction of a fduciary character. St) De DRAKE. Woons «& Co. Baxxens, 122 F ST. N.W., ‘Transact a general banking business. FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE, We solicit your banking business and offer ‘Fou the Lest facilities for its transaction. WE DISCOUNT DAILY. Banking hours, 9:30 to 4:30, enabling You to tranact your business without losing ‘Valuable time in the muddle of the day. ‘Location central. ‘Very truly yours, anton JAANE 300, SOMETHING FUT BY FoR THE wife and children? A poiicy in the Equitable Life $e what you should have. Writeto me tor particulars. Btate your ase. CHAS. L. GURLEY, Special Avent, 2526 ¥ st. aw. apitr U SION Savixes Bask. 509 7TH ST. Interest, 4 per cent on deposita, subject to check, ‘femaining four months and over. INSTALLMENT DEPOSITS running five or ten ‘Fears receive semi-annual dividends from the earnings of the beak. Dividends for this year Gand 634 per (eens for the respective installment periods. FIFTY DEPOSIT AGENCIES for sale of sevings ‘Stamps at principal stores in all parts of the city. BANK HOURS each week day from 9:30 to5 o'clock. SATURDAY EVENINGS bank will siso be open ¥. . SMITH, OF THE “DOMESTIC” SEWING MACHINE COMPANY. ESTABLISHED IN 1962. CAPITAL, 82,000,000. The Domestic Sewing Machine Company are offer- ing to the public $300,000 7 per cent preferred shares st par value of @100 each. Applications for stock will be received by the undersigned until the amount offered bas been subscribed. The right is reserved to reject any or all applications and toallot smaller amount than subscribed for. ‘Payment, 10 per cent on application, balance in 30 days, or, if preferred, in installments of 10 per cent ‘each, the first installment to be due 30days after allot- ‘ment and the remaining installments at intervals of 30 days. PROSPECTUS furnished on application to thefol- lowing trust companies: ATLANTIO TRUST CO., ‘39 William st., New York city. THE WEST END TRUST AND SAFE DEPOSIT co., 2020 Chestnut st., Philadelphia, Pa. FIDELITY AND DEPOSIT CO. OF MARYLAND, ‘7 North Calvert st., Baltimore, Md. INTERNATIONAL TRUST CO., 47 Milk st., Boston. Mass, HAMILTON TRUST CO., ap7-7% 191 Montague st., Brooklyn, N. ¥. ‘The best illustration of popular eptnion as to theabeclute security ‘and business facilities furnished w THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY ‘Is found in the following detatied statement of the growth of its deposits during the past year. BRAINARD H. WARNER, President. $133,201.82 ‘221,795.60 293,330.33 421,814.50 422,400.24 426,653.50 405,345.79 (633,474.78 785, 401.18 088, 708.49 [PUSUBANCE PLACED ON LIVES OF MEN ARD ‘amounts THos. mbs-lm " Tux Narioxaz Sure Desosir SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. CORNER 15TH ST. AND NEW YORK ava. CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS JANUARY 2, 1867, CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS. Acts as executor, administrator, ruardian ef the es tates of minors, comuittes of the estates of lunatics, Teceiver, assignee and executes truste of any and every description. ‘Wills prepared by scompetent attorney, who isin daily sttendance, and kept without charge, when the company ts named executor or trustes. Receives money deposits in sums of TEN CENTS and upward and allows interest thereon. RENTS SAFES FROM @5 TO $125 EACH PER ANNUM, ACCORDING TO SIZE AND LOCATION. JAMES M. Jol STON, Second. = MAS K. JONE: Vitra. NCI8 RIGGS, Treasurer. ALBERT L. STURTEVAN1, Secretary, Directors: BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF WASHINGTOX, D. c. Bubscribed Capital $1,000,000. @ Per Cent paid on Regular Deposits, and 10 Per Cent paid on Depvsite left with the Association for5 yeare, ‘You can borrow $1,000 from us on Real Estate secur- ity and pay st back at the rate of $13 per month. ‘The 17th series of stock is now open ior subscrip- tion. Offers unprecedented opportunity for investments, combined with absolate security. ‘Bor circulars and other information apply at offices, Brae* BUN ON Gas stoves, ‘We have them all. All sizes, all shapes and all good kinds of Oil Stoves, Gas Stoves, Alcohol Stoves, Gas Ranges, Gas Heat- ers, &. Justnow we're making Realty ® run one Full-nickeled Two- Worth burner Gas Stove, stout and More showy, at $2.50 each. This is Money, the lowest price ever named for this stove. You cannot find its equal elsewhere for the same money. Do not forget that we are selling best $1.60 Patent Extension ‘Roller Skates for $1.25, 01.50 Skates, 81.25. BARBER & Ross, “Builders? Hardware,” Cor. 11th and @ ste. RTIES WISHIN . al ot reat houses will go well to eail on ‘DENT’ Brok aps-3t BePP4N08 Moved, PACKED AND SHIPPED BY CAREFUL MEN At moderate prices, at our risk and under our guarantee. Leave your orders at our Office and the same will be faithfully at- tended to. JOHN F. ELLIS & CO., 937 Penna. ave., ‘Near 10th st. ap2-lw HAVE YOU SEEN OUR UNEXCELLED Wecan furnish vou’ with Guitars ot ANT jecan, oa AN CELEBRATED MAREK, Laving in our own store ods, as the “MARTIN.© “Bit 1. WASHBURN" and other Guitars. Want a” MANDULIN don't tail. to see the “GAT: COMB.” WASHBULN and others before purchasing, ECP. DROOP, 925 Pa ave. uid PIANOS FOR RENT, MOVED, SHIPPED, ROD SIS. BS stu st aloo repair ot banios Violins and guitars; strings for all kinds: of inser: WAl ments. SPT EMART Bas0s, THE MOST BEAUTIFUL BANJOS MADE. PRONOUNCED PERFECT BY THE PRINCIPAL PROFESSIONAL PLAYERS. PRICES FAIR AND REASONABLE. LARGE STOCK ALWAYS ON HAND. JOEN F. ELLIS & CO., 987 Pennsylvania ave., near 10th st., WHOLESALE AGENTS. = ap2-lw Be MONEY TRANSFERRED BY TELEGRAPH. facilities for this class of busi- a Retire. “Al prtucipa poutein kuroper Asis s. cipal bouton kur and the United States. LEWIS JOHNSON & CO., Bankers, mb30-1m 1325 ¥ st. n.w., Sun building, NOTICE. —THE EXPRESS AND STORAGE ‘business heretofore conducted by the lat Georse W, Knox wil be continued at the oid stand, corner of 2d and B ts. n. w. Unchanged facilities Provided tor by the term.of hig wills et oe SOU Provided tor of . iiidd-tu.thestm WILLIAM 5. KNOX, Manacer. ,CAUTION.—WISHING ALL OF OUR MA- chines to give the highest desree of satisfac tion, we particularly caution those Lavinw old ones 0! Ur imake eeuinst aliowing, then: to, be adjusted else ‘where than at the COMPAN)'S OFFICE, where none Dut genuine parte are used. und only the ‘most reason adie ifany, ares Orders “by postal will Feceive tmunediatesitention, WHEELER & WILSON MFG. co. my26-t,th.s.tr 437 Oth ot. \CHINA AND INDIA SILKS. ee cas furures from 50c. to @1 a yard at YUTTRELL' Pie 20th st. and Fa. Bee" 2F EBD SEWED stions aT 03 HAVENNER & DAVIS, 23-3m 228 and 10 F WE ARE RECEIVING DAILY HARD AND soft crabs, crab meat, clains and salt water oysters at Nortolx Oyster Depot, 621 B st. nw Telephone. 681. [apl-bt) "_N. WHITE & CO. TALEST SUMING STULES IN SHORE. Now stock of Ladies’ ‘Ties just received: Took at them.” M. BTRICKLAND mhi-Tin TAILORS, ATTENTIOn Bre SNE ARocNcovtenr canps, Telephone 763 (1 McQUE) nos TUNED AND REPAIRED By first-class workmen at fair prices and fully guaranteed. Is your piano out of tune? Does your piano need repairing? ‘Leave your order with us and it will be romptiy and properly attended to. JOHN F. ELLIS & CO., 087 Penna. ave., Near 10th st. ape-iw Bq *EF & RowERTS 00. DESIGNING, ENGRAVING AND PRINTING FOR SOCIAL AND BUSINESS USES, 7 10TH 8T., NEAR GAS OFFICE. 1013 eT, ONS FENDERS. g Grates. Wrought-tron ‘Gas Fixtures, 8c: ‘discounts while making chanies hibits J.-H. CORNING, ‘ile Shops 520 13th st, eg EAs. Send postal and we will do the ret— s4you want any hind of iron work. @XO. WHITE & SOXS, 126-3 Maize ave., bet. 43 and 6th sts. Ke OaING Ov COUPONS SPECIAL Ne OTICES. __ SPECIAL NOTI ,SALVATION ARMY, NATIONAL GU. "THIS Weduesdas). THURSDAY and EVENINGS. "Admission, 10 cents, KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS— Pee a ed Wen in speci a 45 Buse a PRSDAY, Apel 7 ‘30 p 3n., the purpose’ of inviting the Suprens Lodse. hts of Pythias, of the World. here he isan by f x anceiior. GK of & and. SPIRITUALISM, WONN'S HALL, 751 we Ui at, every Friday nihe, Hae Macs Gaule, wondersui test medians. for private sittings, Mrs. Burt's, phdestr Durinie day, Friday, try aed WASHINGTON, = 1 wite, Alice V._M. Warn any per board will D. 2 e has lett her bed without any eatice or Provocation whatever. Pay any deUts that sie contracts whatever GW. MASO! ‘AN ARMY BOARD, ee 1 Coiietinr of Major Gites, Gen.@, H. Weeks, Gen. Taddington and Lient. Patton.three of them mechanical experts, has recently reconuuended to the 'Q. 'M.” Gener: tthe SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER’ be purchased for the the Department. 130 Machines bave Just been contracted for on this account. Send for oneon ten days? trial. HENRY A. CLARKE & BON, Agents, 05 F Street, JOIN THE NEW BUILDI Bee ation AND MARIDING, ASS “A meeting will be held MONDAY, April 11, at8p.m., at 8. J. Block's Real Estate Office, No. 615 Est. n. w., tocomplete the organization of ‘the German-American Permanent Build- ing Association” and elect officers. This new building association will embrace all of the best features of the older associations and many entirely new ones. Shares will be one dollar each. All wishing to Join should attend this mevting or call at office of S. J. Block for far- ther information. If you wish to make money = Committeo: 2B, Ey China, . x a Fi John’ a. Barthel, = R. PROGKAM. a. Bo thre: will Ce ont, one oficial souvenir aud provram of the G. A. KR. Encampment and tuat will be issued by the Allen Publishine Co, (kdwe H. Allen, president,) under the auspices of the Citi- gens’ Executive Committee, Further information may be obtained at Room 112, ‘Waslington Loan and Trust building epelw ANY MORE ANONYMOUS LETTERS RF- wil be thorowchiy iaveatieated sand ey ane Ghe else, will be tho any ties brought tojustice, "JOUN NIEDEE DT. poo" ¥. VICTOR NIEDFELDT. Hannan, lock, her, proved p ope: ty. stant applica- Eines Persone wo want to reat isess Place Your property Bands. leas oad E WISCONSIN PEERLESS Ie with us again. This, you will remember, ts the Celebrated Hardwood, Cieanuble Fiua, Mineral Fiber-filled REFRIGERATOR, for which we are the sole agents. It is the deat that te mae Sold on ite merits and money returned if it does not give perfect refriger- ation, W. H. HOEKE, CARPET AND FURNITURE WARE ROOMS, ap5-6t 8TH AND PA. AVE. PERSONS HAVING PAINTING TO DO ‘will find it to their interest to call on or ad- Se St oe ee Rane aa Ding a speciaity. q-=> WASHBURN GUITARS. Hatidsome in Anish, Beautiful in tone. Every fret absolutely correct. ranted not to Warp. split OF ¢rack, Prices fair and reasonable and one price ouly toevery one. Every cuitar bears the namie of Georke ‘Washburn piainiy burned on the inside. None gen- ine without it, WASHBURN MANDOLINS. Perfect in every particular. Ingeniously constructed. correctly fretted, beautifully finished. Warranved not fo split, warp or'crack. A ‘fair price and one price on ‘The name of George Wasburn is burned plainly upon the iuside of every instrument. “None genuine with- out it. Pletse read and remember. every Washburn Guitar and Mandolin is not only branded with the manutaet- ‘s Dune, Vut the nuinber is also plainly auarkeu on inside, and the puvlic je hereby warned that any ‘ashburn instrament offered for a.¢, no matter by whom, without the name and number plainly visible as atoresaid, {8 spurious, or there is some deception i ‘practiced, We are the sole aceats for the sale of these goods in this locality, and best and saiest plan is to come at ce fo Ur salen Fvoms, whore y0u Wil alraye Bind 8 ‘aly complete an ™ en 3 bara S-andoline and Guitare. Hemeinber our nee, remember our pamber. sar JOHN F. ELLIS & “Kear 10th at, apz-lw . SOWE_ OWN IMPORTATION OF MADRAR, CHEVIOT AND FLANNEL SHIRTINGS Is ready. Coming from the renowned manufacturers, C. & J. ANDERSON, you know just what choice styles to expect. Stripes, Plaids, Checks and the Solid Pinks Gnd Blues. ‘There 1s considerable satisfaction in xet- ting first pick, isn't there? Let us measure you now. You know what an expert shirt cutter we have. Hun- dreds of you have had the pleasure of wearing perfect- fitting shirte—the outcome of his long and practical experience. Tell tis what style of shirt you want, xive Us @ reasonable time, and we'll not only give you a perfect At, but will have your order ready at promised. Leave order at Men's Department. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, 10TH, 11TH AND F 8T8. ¥.W. fom re removed my office one door west, to No. 1410 -. Where I Lave better accommodations and in- creused facilities for conducting the various branches of the real estate business. Having purchased an in- terest in the lone-established and favorably kn‘ Bria or i: MM. Hunen & Co. 1 now have the tcency of the Fire Insurance Companies represented by Mr. Haneot. mauely. the tua, Hartford, Sprimefiend, iim and National, and lace any anount ance ob, dwellinss, stocks. &c-, in these reliable companies, 1 have «iso made provi>ion for atte tote renting of houses snd collecting of reais, and Will be iad to have property placed in my care for ch attention. You are invited to call and see mein oft JOHN B. WIGHT, 14106 it. aE STANDARD WHITING MACHINE OF THE WORLD. ‘The 1802 MODEL ae EI YOU ais ave SAID: sentimentally, 1am dieposed to harmon; Bul organically, Lam incupable of a tune. Yet you can play most pleasing musio on the Aeolian with almost no instruction. ‘Church hymns, coilexe sonxs, dance music, overtures, ‘operss, symphonies, areall within your musical xrasp, If you have a doubt about it call tn and your- self listen to the Aeolian. If you are fond of ‘music come anyway. SANDERS & STAYMAN, 904 F ST. N.W. mb30-1m REMOVAL NOTICE. THE SCHILLINGER CURBING ‘AND PAVING COMPANY Has renioved to ita new. ‘Tne Soinpeny de prepared t0 ta @ Company is prepa 4 Grenolithic bidewalks under the per- it system, and also to fll orders for wo Walks, floors, and io execute ail work in exectte all wor Which Portland Cement. German men tare used. ap7-tr Be ME BION UP. When every seat of Parisian street LOW car is taken, this sign 1s displayed: “*Complete.""—Our Stock of Men's Low Cut Shoes is almost complete. We have: Beat Kangaroo Ties at 24.00. ‘Seat Back Beat Calf Ties at $4.00. Fine Hand-made Calf, Kangoroo and Patent Leather Oxford or Blucher Ti and Prince Alberts at $2.50 and $3.00. Fuexible Calf and Kangaroo Finish ‘Straps and Tres, 81.50 and $2.00. Also Men's Overgaiters in Black or colors. WM. HAHN & CO. RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, 930 and 932 Seventh st, 1914 and 1916 Pa. ave., cur SHOES FoR 1 When the improvements ieted we will ‘ot the finest retail Elace stores and the largest stock of lava in this country. We make a spe- Gialty of difficult glass jobs. We have never miet with a job or contract too, difficult or large for our undertaking. Our “experts” are “nas ters of their art”—we employ no others. Contractors, builders and others sould not fail to wet our bid tor the glass. Drop us a line and we will send our “*Estimator” to see you. CHAS. E HODGEIN, Expert Handler of Giase. ap? 913 7th st. n.w. Bee ShneES sate o FINE FOOTWE: Tiree The people know xood values when they are offered and are spt in their spprecist tion of ther. HERE, TH.N, 13 A CHANCE. ‘AS ASSIGNEES We must dispose of the fine stock of Men's, Women's and Children’s Shoes this month. To do so all goods are reduced one-third in price. For instance: ‘Shoes are reduced to @4. $f gb Shoes are reduces to 83. ‘The stock cousiste of the latent trios and <0 ost styles HESHL WOODED, 4 A. LIPSCOMB, Assiynees of W. H, KENEASTEH & CO. INGTON, D.C. ep71m —_— WASHINGTON, mil 7, 1BBz ras topertnerstiy terriers costing bores, th ‘Copartnersii fore ni © uuderst ned under the style ot W. 0. Denison ‘& Co-- doing business at No. 925 F st. Ye this day dis- solved by autual consent. W. "0. Denison is author- fo collect all debts du sald firm and is responsibie all moneys ow fe bart i W.'0. DENISON, B. T. WELCH, jr. ‘923 F st. aw. continue in business at the old stand, No. 923 Ww. apse) WW. O. DESISON.— “THE STYLISH LADIES” WHO DAILY promenade F st. should stop at 1:20 and Joox st HODGES" suunples for’ binding sheet inusic, Souvenirs tastefuliy arranged as appropriate «ifts. ap YOU WANT ‘EM; WE'VE GOT ‘EM. BICYCLES FROM $15 TO $150, Rare chances in solid tires. Big cut on CRESCENTS AND JUNIORS. G@ORMULLY & JEFFERY MFG. CO., 1825 14th ot. now. Twit st, "ALL 18 NOT GOLD THAT GLITTERS. All wines marked with a fancy foreign label ‘and sold at gill-edged prices are not neces- sarily good wines, We refer you not to the Fancy (abel, but to the quatity, strength and Aife of the wines we sell. .None better bottled. Sample gratis. TO-KALON WINE COMPANY, 614 14TH ST. N.W. [fe182m) Telephone 998. EVANGELIST SNYDER Chapel, cor, Sth and F a. w FRIDAY and RUNDAY EVENING NOTICE —AUE, JOSEP rat vice president of Irom Molt of North Awerica, will address the tuolders of this city Wasuinston Hall, 30 and Pe ave: seat pte ted toattend. IRON MOLDERS ruxton, De ra EQUITABLE BUILDING AS- SOCIATION UF GEORGETOWN. D.C meeting of the stockholders of the Citi- Bai ding Association of Georgetown, election of officers and directors will be stand M sty, Georgetown, om April 11, 18d, at Bo clock. OMAS' 1 Prewidi jOTICE.—OUR STORE ES with the exception of Saturdays, 6 p-th. For convenience of our patrons we keep oven 10 p.an, Saturdays. it = Nt WALK: | Se erry Siang, 201 1h at "aw umter fine sae nat” A ‘actified to. present the orsattionout. THUMASB. WA: KER. NOBLE J. WALKER. ae ee ARE |ONED NOT ‘to harbor mw: for him or his son Frank, as I will not be brother Janies. : ‘J. GOWANS. "FAO 80 BLIND a8 HE ‘That will not see”—the advantages of buying from the maker of the article wanted? Who is more responsi- ble for its being all right every way? Who knows more about it in answer to questions asked before money is Ported with? Who can sell closer? Come and get your eyes opened! THE BAKER SHOR. “‘Just "round the corner,” at 1430N.Y.avea — ap7 = The advantages accruins to you by our med- ern method cannot be gainsaid. You enjoy the Invest iatitude in makin the selection of the stufl tor your suit—we ansist and civo you the IERTZ'S” MODERN IDEAS. benefit of our experience in this connection. On the question of cut and workmanship: ‘Wuere-a-Douts can you secure the inimitabl cut of and tdeas embraced in the “Mertz” war- ment? Our $25 business of ownge suite no ez caption to the rule. MERTZ'S Tailoring Shop, av7 514 11th st. Be AOR MADE CLOTHES FOR FASTER, ‘We're tafloring an elezant line of $12 ‘Trouserings for $10. They're imported too! We're makinw up Suitings toorder f SZ. | Snail price for a suit tailored 1s 0 isn't it? Drop in and inapect our line. cheap tailor tg OWEN OWEN, **Up-town Tailor,” Cor. 10th and N. ¥-ave. n. w. W. o. Not tailoring cheap. ap7 Ke P PAIGE FROM SIR HUPERT! OFFICE N. W. BURCHELL, Grocer, 1325 F st. nw. Washington, D. C. Mr. ROBERT CALLAHAN, Agent National Cash Register Co., 643 Louisiana avenue northwest: ‘Thave used one for more than 4 year and don’t know ‘what I would do without it, as we have become accus- tomed to it and rely upon it for accuracy in all respects. W. BURCHELL. OPENS FURNITURE HOUSE MONEY! ‘If you want to make money save i. REFRIGERATORS ERIGERATORS REFRIGERATO} REFRIGERATO! REFRIGERATO! REFRIGERATORS KER UAKK CIT yn OPEN ACCOUNT. OPEN ACCOUNT OPEN ACCOUNT JOHN RUDDEN, auwd 513 Beventh street northwest. Be" LG coat, EITHER, But buy a Gas Range at SHEDD'S. You won't then need to carry coal, empty ashes or become overheated. ‘You can get one that will cook, bake. broil and roast. If you want it to heat ater also you can cet one with a water at- tachment. Not always has if been possible todo that. ‘You run no risk in selecting the kind. The ‘variety is big enough toruit anybody. A guarantee goes with every Range—a written guarantee if you want it. 8. 8. SHEDD & BRO., Piumbing, Heating and Tinning, 432 Oth st. n.w. ANNOUNCEMENT! .ve opened an office for the transaction of ‘general Rou! Estate, Loan and Fire Insurance Dusiness. Sales and renting will be made Special features. I have secured the Washing- ton axency for the old reliable German Ameri- can Insurance Company of New York. No property whatever will be placed on my books that isnot bargain. I have already secured « number of pieces of improved and unimproved properties which I can sell exceptionally low. ‘Money to loan in any amounts. SIGMUND J. BLOCK, apé-tt 615 E BT. N.W. THE KANSAS DELEGATION, ‘That the Kansas Deloxation is evi enced by the fact that Senators Peffer aud Perkins and Kepresentatives Sinpson and Bucer use the Puono- graph. It euables them to handle thelr mass of cor. Fesvudence #ith ease and probably accounts for thei bigh standing with their constituents. Phouograps on trial to those wishing them. COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH CO.,627 EST.N.W. ap7 : ee m, comtstninie ‘are selling Webster's 1.445. Boun ‘The “proper” thing to write with now is a orystal class pen. ‘at 0c. each. ‘We have them. JOHN C. PARKER, aR Bookseller und stutioner, 619 7h st. n. ap7 TWO CENTS. | Washington Nows and Gonsip ADVERTISING. AMUSEMENTS. weds I8® CITY ITEMS COUNTRY REAL ESTATE, FOR RENT (Offices) FOR RENT (Rooms) FOR RENT (Houses) FOR RENT (Stores). FOR SALE (Houses) FORSALE (Lote)... a FOR SALE (Horses and Vehicles) FOR SALE (Pianos) ... FOR SALE (Aisoellaneo: HOTELS oops LECTURES LEGAL NOTICES. LOCAL MENTION. LOST AND FOUND. MANICURE, MAKETAGES MEDICAL |. MISCELLANEOUS MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN NOTARIES PUBLIC. OCEAN STEAMERS OFFICIAL NOTICE! POTOMAC RIVER By PIANOS AND OWGANS, PERSONAL, PROFESSION PROPOSALS, RAILROADS. SPECIAL NOTICES. . STEAM CARPET CLEANING. SUBURBAN PROPERYT SUMMER RESORTS . 0 US OF NS A1 OF OH OHO HG NUD HO nO OS tH to ED nO MO HD HE ee WANTED (Lota)... WANTED (Rooms) .. WANTED (Situations) WANTED (Misosilansoas) OF INTEREST TO ADVERTISERS, Tur Star on Saturday will circulate over 45,000 copies—eight thousand more than the ordinary daily circula- tion, which now exceeds 38,000. Is there no business chance in this fact for you? Nothing that you want to eellor buy! Goverxauest Recerprs Topay.—Internal rev- enue, $498,579; custome, 502,708. Srcretany Tracy has returned from Rhode Island, and was at the Navy Department today. R.M. Maxzorr, jr., of Edgerton, Va, has been appointed @ fourth-class postmaster of that place. ‘A Toxrepo Triat.—The torpedo boat Cush- ing will be docked at the Washington navy yard tomorrow for the purpose of receiving Howell torpedoes for trial near the proving grounds affIndian Head, Md. Rerxstate.—Robert J. Walker, a grandson of ex-Secretary Walker, who was recently re- moved from his position in the Treasury De- partment by Foster, has been rein- stated. Mr. Fassett has also been reinstated as superintendent of the treasury photograph office. Sriver Poncuases.—The offers of silver to the Treasury Department yesterday aggregated 400,000 ounces. The amount purchased was 220,000 ounces, as follows: 17.000 ovnces at 0.3620: 14,000 ounces at €0.8622; 84,000 ounces at $0.8630; 25,000 ounces at €0.8635; 50,000 ounces at $0.8637; 30,000 ounces at $0.8640. Navar, Onpers.—Assistant Surgeon M. W. Barnum has been ordered to the Naval Hos- pital, Washington, D.C. Ensign John L. Par- cell ordered to examination for promotion. Surgeon Howard Smith has been granted leave forsix months, from May 1, with permission to leave the United States. 3 ‘Tur Paestpest’s Cattens.—The President’ callers this morning included Gen, J. W. Fos- ter, Senator and Mrs. Hansbrough and Mr. and Mrs. A. 8. Brooks of Grand Forks, D., Senators Hiscock and Pettigrew, Representa- Quackenbush and Payne, Mr. and Mrs Nathan Ford of St. Paul. Acts Appnovep.—The President bas ap- proved the act establishinga port of delivery at Des Moines, Iowg, the act to protect foreign exhibitors at the world’s Columbian exposition from prosecution for exhibiting wares pro- tected by American patents and trade marks; the act changing the time for holding the circuit and district courts in the district of West Virginia; the joint resolution in regard to the issue of licenses to proprietors of theaters in the city of Washington; the act to change the time of holdi courts in the eastern judicial district of xas. THE PENSION OFFICE INQUIRY. Gen. Kaum Creates = Sensation During the Session Today. The first questions asked Commissioner Ofthe REMINGTON Is now ON THE MARKET. WYCKOFF, SEAMANS & BENEDIOT, LE DROIT BUILDING, mi7tr 8TH AND F STS. EASTER CLOTHING. ‘We would be pleased to serve as Souvenient tommake's salection tefors io Buster Saturday. The new stock is ow ,couupiete and contains every: made Furkases iade now may be held aL VEN ESS" IN MEND TAILON- IN@. ‘One feature of all the choicest Imported Suitings and Trouserings is that they are in ‘single patterns, removing all danger of your meeting your double. **Exclusiveness” is the greatest desideratum in ladies’ wear. Ought to be in men’s, too! Better pick before the richest patterns are soid. Place your order this week if you want your suit for Easter Sunday (17th). Spring Suits to order, $25 and up. Trouser- eringe, @6, 87, $8, $9and 810. G. WARFIELD SIMPSON, Tailor, cor. 9th and G sts. n. Raum today by Mr. Enloe in the pension office investigation related to matters connected with the indorsement of a note of Mr. Roum's by Mr. Geo. E. Lemon. The commissioner re- fased to answer the questions, and Mr. Enloe BROWN WAS ELECTED The Republicans Have a Majority ip BIGGEST VOTE POLLED IN THE STATE Fast Day Being Observed in Massachusetts. KUS APPEARS. 11EUT. BAC REPURLICANS CARRY RHODE ISLAND. ‘They Have » Pluratity of 2047 and = Ma- Jority of 186, Provivexce, RB. L, April 7.—Complete re turns from all parts of the state show « total vote on state ticket of 54,746, an increase of about 10,000 over the largest ever polled be fore, The two partion raked every city and town almost bare of voters, and got out an unexpectedly and unprecedentediy full vote, both in actual numbers and in to the possible vote. ‘The finished returns show a great republican victory. On the state ticket Brown, republican candidate for governor, 27,466; Wardwell, democrat, 25.41% Gilbert, prohibitionist, 1,590, Burton,” people’ candidate, 1%, and 75 scattering. These fig: ures show a plurality of 2,047 for Brown and « majority of 186. Bull and Utter, repub- lican candidates for lieutenant governor and secretary of state, are also elected by small majorities, but there is no election for attorney general and treasurer. The cities of Providence, Newport and Woonsocket went democratic on the state ticket, REPUBLICAN MAJORITY IN THE LEGISLATURE. ‘The legislature returns show a good repub- licau majority in both branches already, with between 15 and 20 vacancies yet to be filled. In’ the senate the republicans have thus far elected 20 out of 36 members, and in the eee Got of members. Thie gives them 61 on joint ballot, « majority of six, besides the vacancies yet to be filled by second elections. Most of these failures to elect are in Providence and Newport.+ In the former city only three of thirteen mem- bers of the legislature were chosen and in Newport only one of six. The other failures were scattered among the «mall towns. The control of the legislature by the republicans gives them the choice of three candidates for attorney general and treasurer and secures be- yond # doubt the re-election of Nelson W. Ald- Tich tothe United States Senate, Mayor Carroll was defeated for ta tive in Pawtucket and Mayor Honey failed of an election for a similar position in Newport, but has another chance on the second election on Tuesday, there being no election by any candidate for the position. The repul a feeling very jubilant, as they secured “everything ' to be desired, or the assurance of everything—the legislature, all their state officers and a United States Senator, while the democrats are crest- fallen, having nothing to hope for trom the second elections except local influence and in- dorsement, as the postponed trials cannot effect the result in auy important respect. XO DOUBT OF BROWN'S ELECTION. New You, April 7.—The Mail and Express (republican) bas the following from Provi- dence, R.L: “At 9 o'clock this morning the re- turns are yet incomplete and need verification in several districts to correct manifest in accu- racies, but Brown is elected governor by from 200 to 600 majority, and Lieutenant Governor Bull and Secretary of State Utter by slightly ler figures, with handsome pluralities for ‘torney General Burbank and Treasurer Clark. ‘Lhe assembly is certain to have a republican majority of from ten to twenty-five at the least. At is doubtful if all the returns will be in and verified before tomorrow, but it is likely that by 1 o'clock "more definite figures can be given than now. The total vote will exceed 50,000, and may reach 55,000--the largest on record, At this hour there have been heard from, on the ticket, twenty-nine towns, which give in the senate nineteen republicans and six democrate, with uo electicn in four towns and seven yet to be heard from. In the house there are, as far as heard from, twenty-four republicans and sixteen democrats, with no election in fifteen towns and seventeen: districts yet to be beard from. The result really surpasses the most hopeful expectations of the republicans themselves, and the ui edly good fortune secms to have resulted the terrible slump made by the democrats im suck loc§lities as the Blackstone valley, where such a thing asa sweeping republican victory was wholly unlosked for.” recon OBSERVING FAST DAY. Business Suspended Throughout the State of Bosrox, April 7.—Today, appointed by Gov. Russell as fast day. is being generally observed as u holiday throught the state. Business is suse pended, banks and exchanges closed and ne evening editions of the newspapers are published. ‘The day generally marks the opening of the outdoor season here, and there will be a ball game between the Yalex and the Boston League, a number of bicycle runs and other athletics. Special steam- ers and trains will run to Nantasket Beach, and all the theaters have extra matinee per- formances, New Hampshire is also ol fast day appointed for today by Gov. Tuttle, paca BACKUS TURNS UP, LIEvT, He Walks Up to Police Officer and Am pounces Who He Is. New Yorx, April 7.—Lieut. Backus, United States army, who has been missing for several days and who was reported to have senta letter to the War Department declaring his intention to take his life, turned up this morning. Shortly before 2oclocka man walked un- steadily up to an officer who was standing om the corner of Sth avenue and 30th street and in # thick voice said: “I'm Lieut. - Backus, the man who is lost.” He was taken to the station house and the ‘manager of the Sturtevant House sent for, He identified the lieutenant as his guest and took him beck to the hotel. The lieutenant seemed temporarily demented. anecason een Announces That He is = Candidate. Mixxearouis, Mixx., April 7.—Ex-Gov. A. R ‘McGill is now an out-and-out candidate for the having announced the fact ine ‘opeka Union. ‘The cost is limited to is appropriated by the bill. The land for the site may condemned and shall be an than 80,000 feet, for NOTICE. ‘The annual meeting of the stockholders of “THE MEKIDIAN REAL ESTATE AND PROMOTION COMPANY” will be held on MONDAY, April 18,1802, at 12 o'clock m., at the office of the company, 617 F st. n.w., for the purpose of electing a board of directors for the ensuing year and transacting any other busi- ness that may be necessary. 8. Herbert Giesy, Sec retary. tore: ita MORE “EMERSON” SHOE TALK. nails, no } roweh places gets “imerson” Shoes” Every Pair fs thoropahly" Warrant ainined before it leaves our warrant wea, At and style Every “"merson Shoes are of different lasts to At different feet—and they will Bt you bet Pair, ter than any shoe you have ever worn. “Snined Free. ‘You can save 10 per cent on your laundry Dilla, Nothing but first-class work. TOLMAN STEAM LAUNDRY, mnie 491 to 490 C st. nw. q=> OUR COMPLET LINE OF 4 for your ANCE SHIBTINGS inspection. It sone tractive lines we bave over: Call vineed. P. a Lemon had not left Washington for Europe immediately after this investigation was or- Mr. Raum said be had no We Member Weetineton Stock Exchangy, eal betate and Stock Broker, Rooms % acd 11, Atlantic building, WO F street north west. INVESTMENT SECURITIES. Stocks, Bonds and Grain bouslit and sold forcash or (@ mergio. Cotten bought and sold in New York or New Orleana, CORRESPONDENTS. Direct Pier ages keene ae 8. Het IESY, Secretary and AN WELL, G. “RINGW. Sakis OH Be oe as Sicery, Wine Port and Sherry Wine ( BONOMA bimatmes? JOHN- BB. GROVER & CO., ‘Sole Makers and Sellers of the ‘Emerson’ Shoes,” 1103 Pa. ave.—next to Btar office. a7 eg PORE" OF THE MaKe Shen ates ares ‘Wasvington frende for Cassels Fins eos ae : bese when they were Bot Camard’aet jand have hnally adopted = bcs svat tn tae th SS maaan tas Sak eReT CS Ante or uncovered. | "8 be decett Insiat upon having only goods: this tag attached to them, a > F DePanTORE IN FINE TatLonIxG. 'B. D. BABB, 1111 Pennsylvania ave. Suite from $35 up. ‘Trousers from $10 up. Low prices from this date with high-erade art. 3229 INSURANCE. MEMEO EWis @. TEWESBURY, W. B HIBS, Lied N.Y. ‘Manager, Menber Washington Stock Eachange. LEWIS G. TEWKSBURY & 00., BANKERS AND BROKERS, 1385 F 8T., WASHINGTON, D. C., Bay, ang sell for cash or 0 margin Stocks, Bonds, Gm Direct private wires to New Yorkand Chicago. terest allowed on deposits. Constant quotations all marketa, ‘ocdl-tr and a ave. nv, SPECIAL BARGAIN. HARRY M CO} limite N, B.—Vineyards at Anaheim and GEORGE, GOULET, REI ee 'W. WALBM) York. bold ty G.'G: DOBNWALL & fa aod: hationsl Insurance =. [CURSION! EXCURSION! ‘Memver> w ‘Bachanwe. = Paper as ero ton Stock. z ry SURLEY & STEVENS. : f lowest figures, ‘You are invited to call and examine eur immense as- sortinent of thee woods. ae