Evening Star Newspaper, April 21, 1892, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUND. AT THE STAK BUILDINGS. 1401 Pennsylrania Avenue, corner 11th St. by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, 8 H. KAUF Kew York Ofice, 88 Potter Building, city by corer. on Seekvor ae. per Senvs cacti Bi Ganado postace prepat Sarenpar Quaoae? with foreurn postare ndited, €3.00. any wherein the United Stat 50 cents per inonth. AY, rst Stat $1.00 per year: (Entered at the Post Office at Washington, D.C.. a» f-elass mail matter. | EF All wail subscriptions must be paid in advance. Kates of advertisine made known om tion. FINANCIAL. WASHINGTON, D.C., THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1892. pening Star. SPECIAL NOTICES. Goons Moven Axp Sroneo. This company offers you superior advan- tages for the removal and storage of your housenold etfects, kc. We will move your woods from your house to the ware house, from one location to another in thi8 city or from thiscity to any other. We take your Keys snd in an iucredibiy short time shift your entire effects to the new quarters. Housekeepers should appreciate and hail this method of moving with delight, Not only is the anxiety and heavy bunien re- moved from the shoulders of the house- wife. but all loss by breakaze amd damage is avoided. There is an immense saving in time, Tabor, wear and aon chattei ope he keys are comtrolied by the renters. any emerzency. are eq per mouth; trunks 25e, stored for #1 per month ‘THE AMEKICAN SECURITY AND TRUST CO. A. T. BRITTON, President A.M. READ, Manager of Storage Ware House. Telephone 476. 23> Issvz Or Srock OPENED APRIL 16 EQUITABLE CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION. ASSETS $1,315,111.51. Subscription books are open for shares fm the 23d issue of stock. Subscription and payments can be made at the office NOW OPEN. of the Association DAILY from 9am. to 4:30 pm. MONTHLY PAYMENT, 82.50 per share. BOOKS CO-OPERATION A SUCCESS. ‘The Equitabie is purely 2CO-OPERATIVE SAVING and LOANING institution. Its success as such is shown by the large amount of business it hae transacted and the present assots—the accumulation by the members—amounting to $1,315,111.51 © Tz Egerravre Ar Howe. ‘The life insurance business of this country centers in New York city. (Of the five largest companies doing business $m the state of New York the Equitable Life As- surance Society is the younzest. ‘The Equitabie has the largest amount of in- surance in force on the lives of residents of Joes the largestannual im the state. show the confidence of the people where it is best known. ‘Send the dato of your birth and receive some Eguitable Srures adapted to your age. BOWES & HALL, Resident Managers, Eynitable Life Assurance Society of the United Sta api 1326 F st. now. tes. Tue Nanosat Sure Derosrr SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBI CORNER 15TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE. CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS JANUARY 22, 186° CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS. Acts as executor, administrator, guardian of the es- tates of minors, committee of the estates of lunatics, receiver, asmgnee and executes trusts of any and every description. ‘Wills prepared by acompetent attorney, who is in daily attendance, and kept without charge, when ‘company is named executor or trustee. Receives money deposits in sums of TEN CENTS and upward and allows interest thereon. SILVER WARE AND VALUABLESof all deserip- tions, packed in trunks or bores, receive! for deposit fm capacious vaults of unsurpassed dryness and curity, at moderate cost. RENTS SAFES FROM $5 TO $125 EACH PER ANNUM, ACCORDING TO SIZE AND LOCATII BENJAMIN P. SNYDER, President, CHAKLES €. GLOVEX, Pirst Vice President. JAMES M. JONRBTON, ‘Becond. PHoMAS JOS aa cls “kiGas, 2 ALBEKI LSEURTEV ANT, Secretary. nrectors Benjamin P. Snyder, Zeuae C. Robbing, AitertL. Sturtevau © Andrew Wylie. George Hi. Plant, Matthew G. Emery, Lewis Clophane. a Hensy 4 Willan, geet M, Joustom, oman Hyde: Jobe F. Rodgers, Wiilams Ecisee, Thoms Ke Jones a’ FPoeury BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF WASHINGTON, D. c. © Per Cont paid on Regular Deposits, and 10 Per Cent paid on Deposits left with the Association for 5 years. You can borrow $1,000 from us on Real Estate se- curity and pay it back at the rate of $13 per mouth. Offers unprecedented opportunity for investments, combined with absolute security. STOCK $1 PER SHARE, MATURING IN 102 MONTHS, ‘WITH GUARANTEED VALUE OF $200. For circulars and other information apply at offices, 913 and 915 Fst. nw. ext to Columbia National Bank, OFFICERS: HARRISON DINGMA ANDEEW WALL... LEACH. JNO. E. SMITH : Attor EDWAUD 8. YORK. Ist Vice President aud Manager Manager of Loan Department A. the we iON. 16 ruey Ustox Savises Base. 509 7TH ST. Femaining four months and over. Interest, 4 per cent on deposits, subject to cheek, INSTALLMENT DEPOSITS running five or ten Fears receive semi-annual dividends from the earnings gent for the respective installment period. Stamps at principal stores in all parts of the city, SATURDAY EVENINGS bank will also be from 6 to 8 o'clock, mb28-1m EWIs G TEWKSBURY, _ W. B. HIBBS. ‘Banker, 60 Broadway, N.Y. ‘Member LEWIS G. TEWKSBURY & CO, BANKERS AND BROKERS, 1335 F BT., WASHINGTON, D. C., Bay and sell for Grain, Provisions deposits, Out-of-town business a specialty. ‘All Local Securities dealt in. Constant quotations ooze CT. Hovessez ‘Member Wastungton Stock Exchange, Real Estate cnd Stock Broker, Booms 9 and 11, Atlantic Building, 930 F street northwest, INVESTMENT SECURITIES. ofthe bank. Dividends for this year 6 and 6% per FIFTY DEPOSIT AGENCIES for sale ‘of savings BANK HOURS¢ach week day from 9:30 to 5 o'clock. ¥. H. SMITH, President. open Manager, Stock Exchange, cash of on margin Stocks, Bonds and Of. ‘all markets, Telephone 545, Stocks, Bonds and Grain bought and sold for cash or fe margin. (Cotton bought and sold in New York or New Orleans, CURRESPON DENTS. 5.8. Bache & Co., New York Stock Exchange. ‘Lehman Bros., New York Cotton Exchange. ‘Lebman, Stern & Co.. New Orleans Cotton Exchange. ‘Lamson Broa & Co.. Chicago Board of Trade. Private wires to New York, Chicago and New Orleans Telephone, 453. BANKERS AND BROKERS, 635 F st. nw.. Washington, D.C, DEALERS IN STOCKS AND GRAIN. ‘Regular and fractional lots, margins to suit, Ont-of-town business solicited, deposits 47-6m ‘ASHINGTON COMMISSION AND W Mexr cos” — Interest allowed 01 Constant quotations all markets, Commissions, 3 (ap-eolmj Telephone, 431. J*°- ¥- consox. CORSON & MACARTNEY, GLOVE BUILDING, 1419 F ST. N.w., 3X0. W. MACARTNI ‘Member N. ¥. ‘Stock Bx, OBJECT: ‘To make regular monthly savings on shares of fixed amounts and realizes fair and substantial profit. To purchase, pay for and sequire homes and other property by obtaining advances from the association at reason- able rates of interest, to be paid in monthly installments, with the privi- Joge of settling all or any portions of the advance when desired. Pamphlets and {nformation furnished ‘upon application at the office of the associa- tion, Equitable building, 1003 F st nw THOMAS SOMERVILLE, President AJ SCHAFHIRT, Vice President GEO W CASILEAR, 2nd Vice President JOHN JoY EDSON, Secretary DIRECTORS: HH TWOMBLY, SAVING. LOANING. BENJ F FULLER, FRED W PRATT, GEO W FISHER, ELLIS SPEAR, JOB BARNARD, LAWRENCE GARDNER, MARCUS BAKER, apl9-st JOHN W SCHAEFER AVE YOU SOMETHING PUT BY FOR THE ‘wife aud A policy in the Equitable Lite ia wust you shoultbave. Write to motor particulars. State your axe. . > Special Ace 1383 Pete. hy apa GURY, Fi os ‘Members of the W GURLEY & STEVESS, 2 Insurance and Stock Brokers, 1335 F st. Poueht. sold end rented. Local securi ‘and sold. ‘Money loaned on listed see uri- ‘and real estate. Special atteution to first-class in- jazg-tr Moesxows Hoscorarme Howe Reseors. Do you believe in Homeopathy? More and more people are all the time coming that way. The wonderful cures of Home- pathic Specialists have opened the eyes of the world. Here is one that never loses 2easo of Scarlet Fever, snother saves every Diph- theria patient, another has couquered Rheumatism, another Catarrh, aud so on. MUNYONS HOMCOPATHIC HOME REMEDY CO. HaS SECUKED THE FORMULAS OF THESE SPECIALISTS. Their remedies are making marvelous cures, 1. ASTHMA relieved iu 5 minutes, IMPURE BLOOD co: 4. HEADACHE relieved in 15 min- utes, 5. COEDS eured in 3 hours. 6 COUGHS eased in 30 minutes, 7. DYSPEPSIA cured im a few day 8. KHEUMATISM relieved in a few hours and ultimately cured. 9. JAUNDICE and all LIVER CoM- PLAINIS speedily aud successfully treated. 10. CATARRH relieved in a very short time by gentle and soothing reme- dies, 11. WEAK and DEBILITATED por- sous strengthened and LOST POWER Featored. Insomnia, Kidney Complaints, Consti- Paton, Piles, Neuralgia aud all Female ‘Complaints quickly dissipated. ‘Thousands of testimouials. Remedies neatly put up in screw-cap vials Ask your druggist. TSCHIFFELY & EVANS. 475 Pa ave., haves full supply. ‘apis-im Unonzitas Nearly as many Umbrellas have been sold the past three months as any pre- Vious six. Due to two things—first, the unusual amount of rain, aud, secondiy, to the unusually fine Ime and Kood values we have been offering.* Handles Seem the eublines to, che aretongen & Cases. Canes of all the various hard woods, with knobs to suit every faxcy—from dude to deacon. Wrierr & Reorr, 905 P. Ave N.W. aplo Do You Ksow WE MANUFACTURE FOR CLUBS ‘And all ‘SOCIETIES? Spar POND ermuure cmoure 8.N. MEYER, MILITARY AND SOCIETY FUUNISHER, 922 Seventh st nw aplé Eoor Rernicznatoss, We have sold the EDDY REFRIGERATORS for eighteen years and believe them to be the best made for family usa, ITS MERITS ARE: Cold dry air efreulation, Absolute dryness. Matches left on the shelv ‘will resdily ignite when taken out. Perfect non- conductor packing, tested over forty years, Blate stone shelves, always sweet, clean and cold. Strongly built with kiln-dried lumber, so that Bo shrinking of Joints occur. Every EDDY REFRIGERATOR warranted, ‘Prices are lower than they have ever been. M. W- Bevenzoor, 1215 F and 1214 Gata, Importer of Pottery and Glass, aps As For Basis Ix Loxe Duzsszs Lith and Paave Visiting cards printed from plate, 75c. per 100. ocl 13-1 GooD BOUT TITh SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. THE LONE STAR SUCIETY WILL ‘the opiate re TONIGH O'clock at Makonic Temple in co: of, Battie of Ban Jucuto president of new repn ic. The lone star state members of Congrvss and other citizens of ‘Vexas will ke present and many invited wu have sigvified their intention to come The atranze- ments have been perfected, and as published the pro- gram will be carried out, 1 SPIRITUALISM, WONN'S HAI, Gth st, every Priday night, Mise Magi Gaule, wonderful test auediun. Daring day, Friday for private sittings Mrs. BURT'S, 410 7th si n.w. _J0e-thaf.tr ALLY! RALLY? WALLY? GRAND MASS MEETING Under the auspices of District Axsembiy 66, K. of 1 waill be held at 8 «"rlock pin THURSDAY, April the necorner of 1a. ave and 7th stn ‘Tie Hon. Wm. A. McKeishan, MC. of Nebrask: and others will address the meetitu on thi of the day. cordiail; ‘Kochda'e Co-operative society of the D. trict of Columbin and Cesiers having coutracts th are hereby cautioned against beug misled by wdvertisenic culavs, sikued by ~. Harsha, sec icing 1 he Roch- daie Co-operative he ‘National Co-operative Company.” There is but one Rochdale Co-operative Society ia the District of Columbia, It was oreauized in 1880, and now tubers more thant, 000 members, Thomas P. Keene is its president aud I. s. Emery, 707 G st i'w, is ite secretary. Its list of contracts fur the year beginning May 1 js now @@nplete and in’ press, and will be distributed to members on of soon alter April '& by the following AUTHORIZED AGENTS: Bell, S H, Government Pringinz Office, 10.N st nw Boxia, FF, Goveranent Printing Oflice, 806 I at ne Bucslor, 28, & P Div. 911 Ost uw Brown, ¥ C, Sinithson: 19 Tat ae, Brace, WD, deuvaict. 2030 M st aw. hase, WW. Navy Yard. S00 A st xe Veathor Bureau, 201 3d st ne 21 C wt so ‘nw, Mount Pleasant I Revenue Lnrean, 1518 8 st nw Pension Oifice, 923 French st uw . First Comp office, Gst nw vin'H. i Bid. 037 O xt nw JJ, Treasury Office, G3: New Jersey wea, KJ, Navy Yard, 916 Penusyl RE P Division. § Keene T P, Second Auditor's Of King, Wii M. Agricultural Dept, Kuapp. Jas B, Gov't Print. Off. 6 Landvoist, ® H, Taser, The ery, 18, 707 G ‘duer, T 1, Interns 2 Alvin 004-0 stnw MeCrea, Jams, A G0, 909 2 Meyer, Geo. P- Pens Purker, £B, QG Om, 1 Payne. JG, City Hall, Bemeks #1 2 Conny Gi AM, PG OW. 1 F, PO Dep't, hoef, L. bn Stat, ber, F, Jr. bth Auditor's Office, 1119 Whitlatk, AH, PO Dep't, Mount Bie want, Willatesin, Fe aso Ls ay “a. 310 ind ave ow, ‘ormelie, G W, Peu Off. 207 Fini, Le Droit Park. Yount, AG. Rand P Div, 6U0 Get sw. On the 70k instant this society obtained from the Equity Courtau onder restraining sud wenjoininy the “Rochdale Co-operative Nociety, Incorporated. from enteriiue into or performin Mass ave aw, T1349 19th st ow, Jom stuw. t nw, iu any oF issued to becarried out or acted upon—Lence the change of name of that dnc porated society to “Ihe National Co-operative Co All persons who juve Justice and honest dealing, or who appreciate the necessity » ofc fale of uninicorpe ties, Whether directly interested iu the Rochdale ease or not, respectfully requested not to ive aid 6 in any way to Pardes who are Not 0% principles of Justice aud equity, but are en y indirection to accomplish what the undertake Violutii the could not etly without .plam Violation of the ‘Onder of the Bauity Count, By order of the executive committer of Co-operative Society of the District of Cx sist i ders of the Washington Gasifed Petroleum Steam Fuel Compauy will weet at the Na- Honal Hotel, Wasiiugton, DC. on WEDNESDAY, May 4, at 12 o'clock pin, for the purpose of trausact! ing such business a8 may come before the meets. * JV CALRAHER, See Fi AND SATUKDAY'S BL ee chia Deartneat wat we've ever known Our 85 schvol suit is Just the thing for boys EISEMAN BROS, cor 7th and E 8. ADAMS, Printer, oid11 ht, NG, PRINTING! Special rates to churches aud suuday hols, cS apo REASONABLE PRICES ‘And highest quality are consi: not to be overlooked when selecting # Sprin Suit. J. A, GRIESBAUER, B.S. Harden, No. SO4E st, The Tailor, p0-3m_ 435 Oth st. nw. B= TRE VOOR, PROvERtY AGAINST FIRE. ‘The German-American Fire Ins. Co, of New York is one of the oldestand most reliabie companies in the world. I am their general agent for this District. Established prices. 8 J. BLOCK, I Estate and Iusurane Agent, 615 E st nw. apl2-tf Pe BEE: EEN SPENT BY OUR Wasisington friends for Cassard’s Fine Hima less ‘this dif- On ta, | piaus to overcom: iy adopted a bine ovs with our name priuted ou itin white, which is affixed to all our fine ineats, whether covered or Uncovered, Don't be deceived. Thstst upon hav.ng ouly cuods with, ‘thi tached Jal o-tr AT 83; DAVIS ind 9310 F at, & LING, Bu y 3 “8 anid cases of leatlier and. wood forall kinds ‘tiged instrum-ute at WOKCH'S MUS CS1ORE, fst, Plauvs for rent, hl4-3un epld-zw for the eubseription cf $30 token of exteem ‘Respectfully, Fe OONCE TRATED EXTRACT OF CULTI- ‘VATED CLAMS, ‘The NEWEST and mort desirable article for serving at Luncheons. Receptions, Din- ner and Tea Parties, which bas yet been produced. Prepared instantly—Exceedingly palata- collected and given as W.Cooper . jollar. t lookers ? secured at 60c. on adollar. The firs ate husband, Jaa. 6 - Cocper thought them too cheap to be guod, but ‘those who know quality when they see it are choosing them in preference to all othera ‘This deal enables us to offer $35 Cassimere Buitings to order for $27. Better get an early pick. G. WARFIELD SIMPSON Tailor, cor. Oth and G sts. n.w, to my inte husband, Jas, ag | <— Eoaves ‘stat Atal By. graeror ‘p20 THE NATIONAL CO-OPEMATIVE COM- 70T King st, Alexandria, Va, and 905 H st nw, i<—* eral order of the W. at. | MASONIC. ington Cen AM. are requested to asset Ubrary FuiDAY, 224 instant, im a body MASONIC. —THE MEMBERS SPECIAL NOTICES. ‘APRIT, 21, 1802. MASONIC — A & Soo 835 SUITINGS FoR ¢27. Editor Evening Star: Through twe volumas tion ef wasnt Sohue Lorie, Ne EE Re = ce poreci- | juths extended to tnswrif snd fauily tn iny afliction, | Anat oS 1eueee es gst neo i Customers are just beginning to appreci- | pathy ex fo mirwf and family in muy action. | Abii 3S, 802, ae 4 yn" Ra of Gri Sst weno Tee a antmers Suitinus | Laine desire to thaul the ‘ealer of the Center Market | Uuird degrees “Somber of Sater Lolkes oatbany i M.A ac emmUngtion will’ be “held” on _GEO. SCHULTZ, Secretary. TUE MEMBERS OF WAS tenia Lodger So. 1d FA to unsemb’ A at the Grand Lode 4,205 m sharp, to heid by Stansbury i atiendapce is Astin Feq Uested. EMMETT C. ELMORE, Secretary. to the iair ize, 1 ibe: 10s <t nw. in ree 1G Uae see * st ae, , GOG Panvenw. TES, 805 11th stnw, N18 236 cures. Pints, 25c.; Quarts, 50c. The trade supplied at manufacturer's price, 1t ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY, 428 9th st. —rr HALLS. “CHURCHES, LODGE ROOMS, &e. ‘The regular chauges in temperature. ‘They require frequent tuning. Come in regalia, ite MOKROW (Friday) EVE Preebyterian Church. Flor-day ave near 7th st, Public cordially invited. C. B, TITUS, Secretary. on, D.C. meet in the library of the ‘temp MYokis erempene ine covtsesta eit aot of the best DiewA OREAT APPETIZER-Wondertally | ¢veviny. the 23 tenant ict ou SarCipay ean houses in these, . oe i Row te obesmed ae. toy itochdaters’“ an auteitions—Absototely pure, SERVED as | Lise ‘o Eafe the National Ft NNoverelgne ann er Api at iheoticen ve 0 ced Bouillon, Hot Bouillon, Clam Tomato | “Tr RP tONGLE win 8 3 Bouillon, te . | Boe MECHABITES ATTENTION tt « Treas., 419 Kat nw, Clam Fritters, Clam Chowder, | (Fg ECHABITES to participate in, the high Sdat as. CLAM NIGHT CAP. Popular with Ept- ion to Votomac Teut of Aletandria. Va, Fate Vrain leaves Band P. dey ‘ By order of the Ii JOHN i NE month 3 meeting will occur TO. ‘Gat th Gurley Memori: Social Pipe Organs are expensi ¥atheriug at 7 o'clock. Soug service 7 ‘They occupy a great deal of space. Addresses by Dr. 8. H. Gr They are sensitive to draughts gnd | Topic for the evening, PERCY 8. FOSTER, Presiden t uw N BAL RE plying two stores ia Washington and Atianta, Ga, We sell the best clothes for least money. An Organ concern of world-wide reputation is Dow selling a substitute for pipe organs which is it the above objections and Las ecnliar to itself, co | << aatn REV. at the Firet Bat ‘See advertigement in “Lecture” column. H. M. WHARTON. DD. LEG es next MONDAY EVENING, Abril ‘church. apzi-at EISEMAN BROS, Clothi mies 0S, Clothiers and Tatiors, Gae> ctssaney THINGS IN TIME OF “WAR” 5 Mereter fo the Estey Phonor:am. AB MONTH. at A STORE ROOM FOR KENT. cE | eet LE FOR ANY BUSINESS, LOW KE STRALLY NW. SUTi- 40 A DAVID D. STONE. 806 F at. CATED, S20 14TH > We have all th for protecting you aval raids of the prolific fly and tantaliziux mosquito, which wil oon be ‘makiuk Weir annual sieze, Prepare yourself forth- apel in bi ing their store fronts as bapdsome as. it is de and sizesin ad. “Expert Handler of Plate Glass,” iden Hose Reels, 75¢. each. mesh Poultry Netung. p21 Only Ge 00 equare feet, wet uly GUc. per 100 equare fe SUPT “ jarden ‘Tools of ove COME UPTOWN FOR TKOUSERs. ee ee ‘oustant study, experimenting and Heady application make perfect. This in why claim to, be uble to turn out better-stting BARBER & Ross, 1 ‘Trouscts than any other tailor. “I don't ask Builders’ Hardware, BOWDEN FURNITURE HOUSE, A GOLD MINE justable Window Screeus and — to make them. Should be worked until the “ airt” is ox. Bereen Doors. ext to iting cut houser with Bausted—my extablisiinent should be Aujnstuble” Window Screens, the necessary giass we make thin a for everything in sight, $2.75 per dozen, special feature, You can notdisplay your Window Frames, 36 inches goods to ood advantage if your abow windows square, for insking “your own Srecompored ‘of muail pare. Large French —= screens, 17e. each. Petes nuch bet arpose. Besiles the Stronie Wire Seren Doors, fin e, it wilk certainly 3 A sree oe fortes x ens. Entimates free. | There is very little eye and knobs Oily @L enc ality 0 re ye “Let up” —- canien disae one Q ity of glass guarauteed, and fitted by experts, “Let up” in the dcwnpour of sou lings tentnozzie. uly CHAS. E. HODGKIN, Rain. Let me hope there ‘Will not be any “let up" in The “outpour” of Furniture And other housefurnishings From my mammoth n Building for the remainder uy more moucy tor them than others, either. Come sa OWEN OWEN, “Up-town Tailor,” Cor 10th and'N ¥ ave nw. ap21 SKIP THis, UNLE Sirene HAVE A TYPE- ver used Underwood's Typewriter Corner 11th and G sts nw cere TO DRUGGISTS. P20 We make a specialty of furnishing rugzists with pure high-grade Califor- ret. for use at the soda fountai: Of this month—not until That $:0,000 worth of “Home comforts" are disposed of. ‘Will you drop in tomorrow? JOHN RUDDEN, 513 Seventh street north west. Have you either in bulk or bottles. Special prices Bu ? If not you have not used the best. tw.) for quantitica, Drop in for sample, as rd and copyine for all TO-KALON WINE CO. (p20) Telephone 998, <a Seud's capewsite Buptiles ise Wasnt wei ashing, Jue GUAMKKES Bookseller aud stationer, 619 7th st. n.w. —_ap22 We have a wheel nxus Cigar Emporium will ptical that our c.aiim fur CIGAKS being the best 5 and 18 fully substantiated by a vurte | stock, J. BYERS, 433 id tool TO SUFFERERS OF RUPTURE. It has been demonstrated that rupture can be cured if taken in time and scientifically pehoy ape Asmallcush payment, financial ability BARGAINS IN SOLID-TIRED BICYCLES. few No, 4 SAMPSON, an Englishemade They have siraicht frames, 30-inch wheels, direct spokes, ball bearinis all over: and striped: uickeled truminings, suspension sale will be offered for 233 well Worth the price asked. GORMULLY & JEFFERY MFG. CO, uatieled Buisl i8 18 guite a satistactory machine, ‘Not expensive, but 1325 14th st. vow. Ye have opened parlors on the second floor of our new buildin for the sale and display of 3 complete line of Trusses, Ab- dominal Supports, Surgical Hosiery, &c. All those suffering frou: the distressing af- fiction of rapture, &c., should examine ‘this line of specialties. Experienced Truss Specialists in charge. Consultation free. MERTZ’'S MODERN PHARMACY, 21-3 Cor. 11th and F ts. a.w, <i : STANSBURY LODGE, NO. 24 FF. A. A.M. “Will hola to pay $10 per month and pluck enough to take the step are the requisites, Re- sult: Accumulation of capital anda sure Profit within a short time, Make no mistake, buy CITY PROPERTY. See lots for sale today's Star for CHANCE, OFFERED by GEO. ¥. WORTHINGTON, 509 7thato (Or WYCKOFF & CAHILL, 810Fstnw. a2 Be THEY ARE BEAUTIES, Every one of them, and if youcre looking fora SPRING OVERCCAT Just drop in and ine them. We have them all the wayfrom $10 up to $80. GEORGE sPraNsy, 434 7th ot WHEATLEY'S Premium ius E-tabisbment, ‘The tablishinen t are respectfully” Int Moore now ready to resume Dushiess. W our nrat and only fire in tue sixty-oue years of our exintencé aud tu rebuildinw have taken every precau- ae 4 Cr FAIR IN NATIONAL RIFLES’ ARMORY, ‘From the 18th to the 234 of APRIL, inclusive, Tohelp pay off s floating indebtedness ave bind Lon te prevent u recurrence, - We lave slo added the latest” Baby Oveticuty and with nireuteh facilities ‘sud remodel its home, = jope to do better work than over before Wantilg your : lors, J aah yours, very traly, crddue Masonsand friends come and help ua.” ap18-6t to WHYATLEY, Star splG-tin___1068 Jefferson at. Geor town. cq OF GREAT KEPULATION. office, Be OPPNEY & RoDERTS CO, DESIGNING, ENGRAVING AND PRINTING FOR SOCIAL AND BUSINESS USES, When you buy Gas Fixtures for your new house or your old house remember that those made by the Archer & Paucoast Man- ufucturing Company are the best. ap2 (Se PED On ANATOMICAL FaINCIFLES ‘The Emerson Shoes are designed accord- ing to the dictates of common sense and are guarcnteed to fit and wear better than any shoe extant, Prics 83, $3.50, $4.85 and $6, Require no breaking in. R. B. GROVER & CO, “Sole Makers and Sejlers of the ‘Emerson’ Shoes,"* 1103 Penn ave nw, next to Star office. ‘They are the beat Lecause the finest ma- te id the highest degree of art and mechanism are put into them. Youcan have ‘Archer & Pancoast” gas,'| electric or combination fixtures, We have the exclusive Washington ageucy for theve goods. 8S. SHEDD & BRO, 407 LOTH ST., NEAR GAS OFFICE. 4213 ‘Yes, thrice Be MONEY TRANSFERRED BY Bee ost Lost: Lost: Jost—the profit you pay your retailer for TELEGRAPH. your Shoes. Call ani see what we cau do for your Plumbing, Heating aud Tinning, ay facilities for this class of busl- Docket and feet, 432 om st nw. p20 pre ones ‘paid at address within a fou THE BAKER SHOE, —* ANTE ANDINOAS, FENDERS, | {il princiral pointe in Europe, Asie a ace Boocint discounts while muting changes ue WIS JOHNSON & CO.. Bankers, " while waking changes. nos : iuhId-tr J. If. CORNING. Tile Shop, 520 13th st mh30-1m 1515 Fat nw, sin butiaing, sp21 1430 New York ave. c Mt bewats sul % HL. MeQUEEN, 1108 E st.n.w. ei i < 50, $16.50, 818 Suiteior men; superior giallty :easto flues ‘aplv-ot KIsEMAN BROS., 7th and E sts, BEPMAE TAILORING AT POPULAR PRICES. SNYDER & woo! 423 11that o. mb31-3m_ IAN ICE AND GOAL CO., Br Other eter fot Fake ee Ice Coupon Books, | from 1,000 pounds up, for family trade at m3 3 TOANVESTORS OR SYNDICATES—FOR sale—A very valuable tract of land uear For ent Glen, Md. ; about 140 ceres bordering on 7th st. pike and near raliroad. Any oue purchasing this land can inake a profit of more than twice its cost. Address B_O. C., Star office, REMOVAL NOTICE. THE SCHILIISGER cURBIXG Hes Fomoved ty te cae ekon Fomoved ty tts now 0 Pom 3413 G ST. N.W. © hy ayatiy” se, Prepared Granoiltiie Sicewaike under the per- uit xy sie, aud alxo to fll orders tor wu Walks, Cellar and Stable ‘loors, and to execute all work in Which Fortland Cement, German Mastic and ‘Irinidad Asphalt are Bae. ap HO FOR THE RACES! Our assortment of LAP ROBES, HORSE SHEETS and COOLERS is now complete. Your attention is iuvited to same. Jobbing prices to the trade for large quantities. (Second floor. F st. front.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, 10th, 11th and ¥ ate. n.w, ‘will be about ap2l apl3 Se "MERTZ'S” MODERN IDEAS, There is a distinctive air andreal elegance about our make of garments that differs from all others—No matter what sort of = suit you may want, we cen make it—besides the saving to you by our modern method 20 per cent. W. C, MERTZ'B, i Shop, 514 lithat, WHY NOI LET HoOl ¥ Sooke and pamnylicts aid Vindingeteots GO ceute up? cetavo wie, 81. GES’ NATIONAL, st. neud for uid ‘give Sou 8 ood) leuthior urkey moroces bindin, ap! a apld-7t OUR IMPORTATION OF MADRAS SS GGT AND FLAN NeE Sikes ‘Is ready. Coming from the renowned mannfecturers, C. & J. ANDERSON, you know just what choice styles to expect. Stripes, Plaids, Checks aud the Solid Piuks and Biues. ‘There is considerable satisfaction in get. ting first pick. ian't there? Let us measure you now- You know what en expert shirt cutter we have. Hun dreds of you have had the picasure of wearing perfect fitting shirts—the outcome of bis long and practical experience, Tell us what style of shirt you waut, dive usa reasonable time, ard we'll not only give yous perfect fit, but will have your order ready at the time promised, Leave orderat Men's Department, WOODWARD & LOTHROP, 10TH, 11TH AND ¥ STS. X.W. fet-3m KOs Barnes, Send postal and we will do the rest— if you want any kind of fron work. “GEO. WHITE & SONS, ‘Maine ave. bet. 436 and 6th sts. fe26-3m_ Smers Esrrten To Svrznonrr. Samrs D: SERVIKRG Or Porvranrry. astute teiel will convince Tout what ws cleim. Whet! You are stout or slitn, ‘or tali, ‘sbort arme, en Keg week wre aeons i Birt tte made Sf ay 20TH SERIES. HAL “SAVINGS AND BUILDING ‘cr cubectivtioa to stock in the for ul mua. "OS yer share.” No. back duen: Receipt coustituiign’ wilt ‘be ven at d malls ~gqq== OU COMPLETE LINE OF po AEW a TRG orn in ready for your inspection. 11 is one of thi tructive lines we Lave ev anBpors, vinced. 2th tos a ohice Our reached Real Estate and Tusurauce. IT PAYING RENT. list of “Homes For Sale” has wich & polut that no one in home can afford to ignore it, ‘a larve nuiuber of exceed- rable moderate-priced homies can Le sold upon advantageous R ‘TO! TROCTOR SPST. ap?! ut a) of e> SAUTION —WISHING ALL OF On. iues to give the bigest decree of sau Von, we rarticulariy cuution those having ald Cur inake ayainvt allowing them to, be adjustea Where theu at the COaPANY'S OFFIQE, where but genuiue parts are U-ed, and only the mont reayon- to aby uum- Pm. The aso- er cent interest aud pays an ud- Per cent ou deposits. “The “serial” hus se) ‘ul operation fur 14 years. Call at the | for it, @qa> HAVENN: Se Meer Made of the entire wi tain the system without ‘8 HEALTH BREAD 18 THE aur a of thi except the Lull Wl Ask your grocer a fy 5 A PRESCOTT, the eccretary able’ chanyes, Hare made, “Orders Uy postal Will ites reeresti further weeded fu Ey receive fate atten tir bs a NILeow MFG. to ad mes 37 Oth, | ROBT. G. CAMPBELL, President, ‘a7 D. 5 en ‘Burgeon ray Geo, H. French. 210th stow. JOHN A! PRESCOT? apiu-7t WHEELER my26-t,th.s.te 5=>G, W. McNAUGHTON, DENTIST, Mas removed to 603 13th st uw, corner of ‘Special att-ntion given to Sudentc treat ment of the mouth. Examination aplztwe => DR JAMEs B HODGKINS, ficiently revevgued ts 63 again at his 3 s TIT 7'Giet uw, cor 12th. ake n) to ‘onerat's oftce. DIRECTORS: ae nd . ‘Kelloey bulldog, 1a vt ow, LOWER ICES, BUT T LOW! Guatiiy on tess Si ONE® Tn Jeaving your order for these 833 Suits onder you will get more thau your monéy’s worth, The high staudard of quality and style is fully maintained and price only is lowered. WILLIAM 8. TEEL, Custom Tailor, 935 Pa ave nw. ap21 DOCTOR MORGAN CawioNopiv isiuat nw one o nevi ‘and K sta (Mc¥herson Square). 9010 am, 40.5 pm. -¥to10amonly, ‘Telephone call, 735, "OUR PATRONS ‘the child PME STANDARD WRITING MaCHINE OF THE WORLD, The 189% MODEL Of the REMINGTON mat new Is now A KAUPMAN, sp15-6t 900 Pennsyivania ave. Uw. ON THE MARKET. ouR eee sive 4 WYCKOFF SEAMANS & BENEDICT, COUPOSS LE DROIT BUILDING, ‘Youcan save 10 por cent on your laundry mbi7-te 8TH AND F 873, Ds, “Nothing bat first-class work, TOLMAN STEAM LAUNDRY. * 401 to 490 Cat. n = Ne TON ,PHONOGRAPHS ON TIME PAYMENTS. Dictating to: dictator and ete fon requires two men— atepogrepher. Dictating to the kuli- does away with the stewoxra- our office Loys cau transcribe on ‘You have dictated, and also at- wave Your ia the motto ° nis and every nes: am Sesto ry Tor ove a ton Qaye free lat! HEXEY A CLARKE & SON, Agents, 035 Fst. 021 Sa Devers ee + Not im “ways that are dar ,” but tpon tration 61.15) ention fies ome Ditots ot 61.18 pu 5 Washington News and Gossip, jnternal TWO C Govenxurxt Receirrs TopAr. Fevenue, $452,907; customs, 2684091 Fovrta-Ciass Postaasrens. — Fourth-class Postmasters have been appointed as follows. J. E. Bennett, Sandy Lovel, Va., and E. @. Tur- man, Turman, Va. Mn. Pactxco, United Stator minister to Guatemala, had an audience with the Presi- dent this morning, being accompanied by Sen- ator Felton, and subsequently with Secretary Blaine at the State Department, Extraptriox.—The Secretary of State hi issued a warrant for the surrender of Heinrich F. W. Everding to the Russian government for trial for embezzling pubhe moneya. He is in custody at New Yor! A Coxcrexce Coxtnact.—The acting seere- tary of the treasury today received a eon- science contribution of $2.50 from Neagera University, N.Y. New Baxks.—The controller of the enrreney has authoized the Phenix National Bank of Phenix. Ariz., to begin business with a capital of $100,000. and the First Nationel Bank of Duquesne, Pa., with a capital of 250,000, Tne Parstoest's Cauens. callers this morning included Senators Hawley, Stockbridge, Higgins, Sanders and Felton, Mr. Pacheco, United States minister to ( and Representatives € Natioxat Coveunray Exnznirron Ix Prrv.—- The bureau of American republics is officially informed that the four hundredth anniversary of the discovery of America by Christopher Co- lumbus will be celebrated at Lima by holding @ national exhibition. opening on the 12th of October, 1892, and closing ou the Ist of Janu- ary, 1893, Siven Porcmases.--The offers of silver to the Treasury Department aggregated 648,000 ounces. The amount purchased was 548,000 ounces, as follows: 20,000 ounces at €0.8745, 47,000 ‘ounces at $£0.8747. 30,000 ouncer at 0.8748, 50,000 ounces at $0.8749: 164.000 ounces at $0.8750. 50.000 ounces at 0.875%, 182,000 ounces at €0.8760. To Svccrep Gex. Frrun.—The Secretary of War has appointed Gen. L. L. Lomax of Vir- ginia to the vacancy in the War Records Office caused by the death of the late Gen. Field, Gen. Lomax was a cavalry general in the Army of Northern Virginia during the civil war, and is a graduate of West Poiut. He will be the assistant of Mr. Leslie J. Perry, the member of the board of publication engaged in compiling the records of the war relating to prisoners on Doth sides, Persoxar.—A. M. Taylor of Philadelphia, Frank D, Gill of Norfolk, G. B. Kent of New York and Wm. E. French of Brooklyn are at Willard’s.——H. S. Lord of Fort W: Miller of Evansville, Ind... and E. 1. E w York are at the B -F. T. Hogan of Pittsburg. V. D. Gooner of Virgima, E. W. Poe of Columbus and Wallace B. Goodwin of Cleveland are at the Ebbitt.——C. W. Payne of Pennsylvania, E. B, Simon and W. H. Giider of w York aud H. A. Reed of Nowark are at the tiggs.—--Geo. Bacon Hill of Detroit, John Clay of Chicago, J. W. Watson of New York and A. R. Hillyer of Hartford are at the Ar- lington,——Jas. D. Wells of Pittsburg, Cy. E. Cooper af Denver and James Doyl and J.C. O'Connor of New York are at the Shoreham. QUOTING MR. BLAINE. He Is Said to Have Declared That He Would Not Serve as President if Elected. Srecial Dispatch to the New York World. Hanzrspuna, April 20.—Chris Magee went to Washington this week to find out for himself before the state convention just where Blaine stands, He tells this stor; “Mr. Blaine was told,” said Mr. Magee, “that he was looking in excellent health and that his pulse was as firm and regular as that of a young mnan of twenty. He smiled faintly and said that he did uot have the vigor which once fired him. When it was suggested that he need not, on ac- count of his physical condition, dread the rigors of a presidential campaign, he answered, with a firmness and even a vehemence which sur- prised me: "No. no! I could not be prevailed again to undertake anotucr contest for the presidency. I am now sixty-three years old. At the expiration of the next presidential term I will be over sixty-seven years of age, and I know positively that even if I were nominated and elected I could uot live through the exactions of those four years. I am nota hypochondriac on the subject. I speak from a knowledge of the terribly exacting duties of the presidential office. The people at large have little knowledge of the task imposed upon those they call to the chief magistracy of the nation, 1 doubt if they ever think of it. Only one who has occupied the post or who has been part of a national administration can realize the nature of the work imposed upon a President. In fact, our system is sadly at fault in this respect. «-We have in this country and by our laws only a nominal Vice President. He never takes the place of the chief executive; he never re- lieves him of a burden; he is never permitted to ease his task until the President dies. The chief magistrate canuot even obtain ® vacation without having to pay dearly for it upon bis return to the cares of office. Let him go away for a day and upon his return he finds awaitis him two days’ work, which must be dispose of. The President, in fact, uvlike the heads of the various government departments, has no man to take his place, Tam so impressed with the onerous duties of the position and so fully convinced that 1 couid not bear up under them tha: I would not accept a nomination for the presidency if it were tendered me ona silver saiver, I feel 60 seriously upon this question tit even in the impossible event of my being nominated and elected against my wish I would not take the cath of office.’ “Mr, Blaine’s manner,” continued Mr. Ma- gee, “was most im, he talked thus plainly. I never knew him to speak with more earnestness, He is out of the contest. His words settled any doubtsI might have had in my mind as to his position, The field is un- questionably clear for Harrison, and he will be the next presidential nominee of the republi- ean party.” . pre ee ee RIVER AND HARBOR BILL Amendments for Improvements in Mary- land Waters Introduced by Senator Gibson. The following amendments to be proposed to the river and harbor bill were today intro- duced by Senator Gibson of Maryland. For CLEVELAND AND GRAY Todiana Democrats Will Give Sup- port to Both, AN ENTHUSIASTIC CONVENTION HELD. | Senator Turpie Chairman of the Meeting. OTHER NEWS BY WIRE. INDIANA DEMOCRATS. The Convention Delegates Called to Order Dy State Chairman Taggart. TRpraxaronss, Ixp., April 2),.The delegates to the democratic state conventioa were slow and leisurely in climbing the stairs leading to the ball this morning. Many of them had put in the greater part of the carly morning in ser vice on one or another of the score of commit tees and district conventions that had been mapping out the work of the day or in hustling in bebalf of the numerous candidates for each of the nominations that are within the gift of the boay, Standing room in the hall was at a premium when, at 10:30, State Chairman Taggart re- quested the body to come to order. The bal- and galleries were profusoly decorated with bunting, waite above the foutlights, peep- ing out from between rs and stripes, were small tramed@ hthographs of Cleveland, Nendricks « . the latter being in the hoad of the presiding thing of an inovation no di- Was asked to lead in prayer, but ex-Sena- tor Smith of Wells county, was called upon to perform this duty, The convention decided with a roar ti all ros ions should be turned the commit: dustead of bein, tTead alow ind this done the wv rable Dawn Turpie was preseuted. Whicu the hearty greet ing that was accorded him tad subsided he de- livered an address, to NOMINATED YOR THE sUra Geo. L. Renhardt nominated for sapren a ate count. Spencer county was court judge of the first rict on the first baliot, Jeptha B. New of Jennings county was norit- nated by acl ¢ court juage of the weco, MoCabe of Warren for » third district on the first ballot over Cyrus McNutt of Terre, Haute, ‘Tin Howard of st Joseph county was 1 n the tirst bal- lot for supreme judge of the fifth district, The following resolutions were unanimously and enthusiastically ad a: THE PLATrORM. The democracy of Indiana, in convention assembled, reafiirms its devotion to the time- honored principles of its historic party. It believes that the powers delegated by the people should be strictly construcd; that the Autonomy of states and the righis of local seif government and home rule should be zealously guarded; that uo money should be taken from the people under any pretext for other than publy: purposes; that the strictest economy should be excreised in all government expenditures, whether locai, state or natioual; that legiviation should be confined to the legitumaie objects of government; that publie pubic trust, It is uncom- Promisingiy opposed to the enlargement and coucentration of fodcral powers, to the usurpa- tion by the central goverument of the fane- tions of the states, to Lountics and subsidies im every form, to eve © of class legisiation and government partnership with private en- terprise, to the whole theory of paternalism, We believe that in a country the ear- tailment of absolute rights of the individual should only be such as is essential to the peace and good order of the communit and we regard all legislation looking to the in= fringement of liverty, of person or conscience, Bot absolutely mecessiry to the maintenance of public ordcr.as vicious in principle and alizing in practice. We arraign the adi tration of Benjamin Hartison for its subser- cy to the interests of the mouey power, Which created it, and its indifference to the elfare of the people; for its brazen violation of its solemn picdges to the country to clevate and parity tae pubuc service; for its shameless Prostitution of public patronage to the Vilest partisan purposes, as illustrated by the sale of a cabinet office to John Wanamaker: by theempioyment of the pension bureau as Party machine, aud by the promotion of Wm, A. Woo high post in the federal judi- rd for his services in saving the locks of five” conspirators from the peni- tentiary; for its contemptuous repudiation of its promises to the veteran soidiers of the Union; for iw wicked attempt to fasten upon the country the odious and un-American foree bill, mtended to deprive the people of the right to regulate their own eleo- tions; for its weak and de policy which has exhibited the Ameri- can goverument to the world as a bully toward the feeble and a truckler to the powerful. We favor such 2 radical and comprehensive mens Ure of tariif reform as shail relieve the neces- sities of the people and crude material of our manufectures from federal taxation, We con- dema the so-call P policy as @ transparent attempt to impose upou the Amer- ican people the shadow of commercial freedom for its substance, 1 order to perpetuate the ex- isting erstem of licensed spoliat.on for the beme- fit of trusts aud monopolt s,which are the chief support of the republican party. We believe that there should be kept im constant circulation a full and suiticient volume of moner, consisting of gold, silver and legal tender paper currency at par with exch other. We favor the election of United States Senators directly by the peo- ple, and commend Senator Turpic for bis efforts in Congress to sccure this great reform, We indorse the course of our distinguished Senators, Daniel W. Voorhees and David Ture pie, and we favor the re-clection of Turpie to the position he has held with so much ability, Resolved, That this convention mdorses the wise and patriotic afministration of Grover Cleveland; that the presidential campaign of 1892 should be conducted ou the issues of tariff reform as defined in the presi message of 1887; that upon this issue Mr. Cleveland is the logical candidate of the democratic party. Resolved, That the democratic party of In- diana expresses its unalterable confidence im tachment to its gallant leader, Isane P, Gray; that it holds him to be worthy of any honor in the gift of the American people, that his name be prosented to the convention the delegation appointed, and in the event the nationz! convention deems the nomination of Mr. Cleveland inexpedient the delegation is instructed to use every honorable effort to se tform is devoted to state of the school-book law is approved and the “book trast Australian bzllot I manded on account of his incompetent and dishonest mamagement of the pension office; the new tax daw indorse: morce demanded; law for paying state Dy salary instead Sawn agevorel, Public echool system eulogi —-—_—. 4T WAS A BRILLIANT AFFAIR, ‘The Marriage of Miss Paltz to Clarence Pest ‘of the American Legation in London. Loxpox, April 21.—Miss Anne Maxwell Paltz, daughter of Mr. J. T. Pultz of New