Evening Star Newspaper, May 31, 1892, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY, AT THE STAR BUILDING: 1101 Pennsylvania Avenne, corner 11th 8. by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, 8. H_ KAUFFMANN, Pres’t. Sew York Ofice, 88 Potter Boilding, ‘Tue Evexixe Stan is served to subscribers in the tty by carriers. om thelt own scot ‘Copies ai the counter, 2 where in the Unite! States OF SATURDAY QUADRUPLE Suxer Stan $1.00 per year; with foreigp pomaye add 00. [Entered at the Post Office at Washington, D.C.. as second-class mati matter. | Che Evening Star. 52 All mail subscriptions must be paid in advames, Rates of advertising mace known on application. Vor. 80, No. 20,274. WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, MAY 31, 1892. TWO CENTS. _FINANCIAL. FINANCIAL. FINANCIAL. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. c "1 a E L ETING Sire As A Prosssory Nore. suckhcldsrs ofthe Ancricen Manet To Scuwex Tovarsts. Ustox Savisas Base, turing Company for the election of directors | SPOS STORY BRIEFLY TOLD. WASHINGTON | HEBREW, CON a 71a GREGA. Washington oa. News ‘and Gossip. Index to Advertisements. fan Feast of Pentecost and confirmation services at the ‘The Free Tontine Policy of the Equitable reads as STORE YOUR HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS ‘Will be held at 935. F st. n.w., Washington, D.C. on | 4s. ‘hth Street Temple THIS TUESDAY EVENING es ap Amount, #100.000. AND VALUABLES WHERE FIRE CANNOT ——— TEE, Brat W.H DOOMTETLR, Sere pee | Our Platform.” Promptness. mt gommcnce at 7:90. At the (WEDSESDAY) | ADVERTISING Pace 7 : 0 a. 4 vn ny a: LITTLE, Se ew | «Gur Playorm.” Morning service (commencing: at o'cloc D ; Pase 20 rat Bgitrast Ssoctery| Twaxpstean = Special ts toall classes of vesee CENTRAL DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE bent Soomreey & Sone: candidates will be received for confirmation, ATTORNEYS. iy} weg Tie t -. gos a i Gepcattors: OF DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. | «Our Platform.” Safety in handling. pet ee It _| AUCTION 8Ai mae In consideration of the written and printed applica. ‘The storage quarters of this company consist DEPARTMENT CLERKS, All iembers are earnestly requested to’ attend the »REV. DR. S. M. NEWMAN WILL SPEAK | pi ES. 4 fon for this policy; which in hereby made e yart of | of 8 mammoth fire and burglar proof building WORKING PEOPLE, meeting a6 our boudquarters. 14%) Penn. ave. nv. | “Our Platform.” Reasonableness in price. << si Wesley Charel THIS (Tuesdays EVE ae ne Pare 8 of the payment in advance jocated at 1140 15th st. n.w., and is especially a . -m., to consider | | a ‘at _8 o'clock. : “An Elementary. His- | BOARDIS Paco com hundred dollars. and of the annual pay fitted with every adjunct necessary to the safe CHILDREN. business of the utmost Lnportenet LER, Ct “ ‘Our Platform.’ ‘Complete satisfaction. forical ‘Survey of the Early Church.” tion ead -Page Poreatter at thc uitiece of the society in the eityof New | Preservation of everything inanimate and port — WALTER J. COSTELLO, Secretary.” — ‘my30-3t_,| *“Glass handled like clockwork.” Tic apeak | COUNTRY mal 4 Xork. on or before the strat day of June in every year | able. CHANGE OF BANK HOURS. —g->SCOTTISH RITE CATHEDRAL. — A vou, tha Renee Picdion we Seal Bastin | COUNTRY BOAKD a Ser ein rand See Shares | Thebans ts constructed of stone. trick, | On and after the 25thot May, 1802, tbe bank hours 2 eae eee PURRD AT ise Magna | Cas: HODORIN. aieh TOR GET af Adiabson he. "Ht | DeaTus : “awe be reared) paar ner oa of this bank will be as follows: ‘30pm. Work. 30th degree. Ys St) «Repert Handler of Plate Glass,” ° a {ASPECIAL COMMUNICATION | DENTISTRY... Pace ‘We would especially call the attention of all Dally (except Sundays and bolidays), 9:208. m. to] BY MM Of) aon DINGMAN, 32°, Commander, | 913 7th my31__| held-at Masonic Temple WEDNESD: nage Page those who intend breaking up housekeeping for 3p. m. A. H. HOLT, 32°, Recorder. ‘3 my30-2 << weather te likely to be fair; southerly | 7p. Sharp. for purpose ‘of wimal —rrcaed ae. Page 10 Biglin'se Waakinrtnn. Dnatrict of planta ‘season oF twoor who intend going away forthe On the last day of the month, the Ist, 2d, 3a, 15th in ANNUAL MEETING “OF THE feindss sughtty warmer today Fodees inte a be preacnt By oR RENT —s jew York, the frat day of June. Yste ° jolders of the Fran} wrance Com: | os oa ~Page 2 RUINS, Rope MIDE, Presttent. | Somes noe aatealed facilities Ser and 16th days, from 9:30 a. m. to5 p. m., and Satur- ‘ot Washington, D. C., for the election of twelve | ‘74 Big Item." 20 per cent on every dollar spent o Page 2 ss |, Resident Manawers, an ee see ee ad ace Sirectora, ill ie held at ig Office of tae company, 708 | *"4 Big Jtem.” Se abig saving, isn't it? Yet there Ss 5 Fst. nw - % a 2. “| tem.” ‘seem, ” : a ae A special feature of our business is packing || When any of these special days fall on Sunday or on | frou 12 to o'lock >. mi. Rrauater books will be | «<4 mig ftem:m wine netaet he Negus that mise oa ie eet ee a4 ee ee peck and mre eee needs tet on iocation i, _|'* Boliday the preceding day will be substituted. 2 May S110 Jane 0 pee TELER, every dollar spent for lumber. FOR RENT (Stores). Page 2 5 z een eek een ene eemene All extra hours will be for the receipt of deposits | _my24,26,28,31,je0,11 i : We ask 81. 15 per 100sq. ft. forthe FOR SALE (Horses and Vehicles)... 2 BUILDING ASSOCIATION. prostgr lps ape omar sar yacer bona Speers — 2 fuss: gehg-tovel iaaiine then FOR GALE aoe les) a from this city to any point in America. 3 at F orrice, 1003 F st. pono alge mepe suit, resident, | BPE fees meting of fhe stednolars of ae eee FOR SALE Cote; re LOANS. —Those who desire loans to pay for prop-| Movers. we give best service, fully relieving ING. W, MACARTNEY, Wee icebtes talc Pe Seve We ask 1.50 for Virginia Pine . FOR SALE (Pianos), Paco exty. pay off mortgases. oF for building | you ofall the anziety end trouble and prevent- Member N. ¥. Gpaae ‘3. BARTON MILLER, Secretary. Flooring, 4% inches wide—the UAL MEETING OF THE LOT OWN- | HOTELS....... Pace the terms UPC | we s5e NOTE OF THESE PRICES. CORSON & MACARTNEY, GEO. W. KING, Trea ““A Big Item.” lowest price ever named for Virginia ers of Glenwood Geinetery for the lection | INSURANCE Page bs the Equitable | TAKE NOTE OF THESE PRICES. GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 F ST. N.W.. ae S2dst.__| “4 Big tem.” Pine Flooring. ctors will be held MONDAY. June G. National | LADIES’ GOODS. Pace ‘o-operative Association. Piance stored for $1.50 per month in rooms Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds. THE ANNUAL MEETING OF SUCH LOT | rinpey, Bittinger & Miller, fies’ Hall, 8 o'clock. LEWIS CLEPHANE, Secre- : Fre mints basmccicar eae: | S004 ot 0 wniloaan temperature expoussly Sor pafevoria, xchange." Loans. Collections, | we Sgurymbergot Oak Hil Come. | THOber, Bittinger & Miller, my31-ot : ee - 10 PUFpoee. fread Stocks a ‘sectiritios listed ‘9 : area a DGUARTES aoe cipal and interest settles ee ee case “ on theexchanges of New York, Philadelplia, Boston | on MONDAY, June Gy 18M, at So'elock py mis forthe | Gu per wna Mall Wor gp Ry i ES Pare ¥ portion of all of » loan, however, 8 stored for 25e. per mon! thd Baltimore bought and sold: Birvove of electing w board of inanasrs for tie ensu- | Cor- Othand N. ¥. ave, n.w. BYS\_| Potomac, GuAv Res May dl, 1802 “ihe members of Pare ay be settled at any time by paying ac- Sr y made of investment securities. District your. H. 8. MATTHEWS, this post are requested ‘4 ‘assemble at 182 Vermont MANICURE. Page ond ntaet © état onkett| SCN OD ee aie ee | eee Secretary. | grqeoly You Witt Supply Yourseif with one of wat Solclock. p.m. WEDNESDAY, June L, | MARRIAGES. Paar =. acer sto Ey RRITTON, President teria et Plenone Sock bouehtandwld.i18 | If~@e—mTHE ANNUAL MEETING OF TH our Superior Dry Air Kefrigeratora | Saattsi ee funeral yervices of Past Post Corsinande® | Me prcAaL. — ASSETS, $1.315,111.15. A.M. READ, Manager Storage Warehouse, Geglan vacate Gk ote oneeere aan Our and.afew pounds of our High Grade | “S74. ALLEN pies ENO Commander, | CEL AMEE ED AND ZO LOA! = poaaere ? sh cilia At 1140 15th st. nw. (Phone 463.) SPECIAL NOTICES. i118 Boch"st.; on “MONDAY. June & 1802, Poll : NOTARIES PUBLIC. 4 r mmphiets explaining the advantages ns on y Tyce iutior: ldwesc ese athe x 3 LIC. Pace aul tontee of te naaanemaae Sei MoukE QBen ge AF a. nd close at 13h. FHHOS: KNOWLES, eamery OCEAN STEAMERS — information Surnished upon application 1 ND PUBLISHER. @——— THIS 19 10 NOTIFY THE PUBLIC THAT Atr Churn you will have taken @ very POTOMAC RIVER BOAT: Page Gt the office, 1008 F at. Fine Book and Job Printing. ee Fi ON GTIEY THE PUBLI PIANOS AND ORGAN: Pago _Telephone 703. {myl8) "1108-1116 Est. nw. | Spoon, Pray May 27.1 jen from my Posses-| Refrigerators important step toward providing PERSONAL. Pace 20D ISSUE OF STOCK SDR. HOWARD | Semisas, made fo the order of end indorsed by Ck ae Goi iat oaths aaa oe PROFESSIONAL. Page 7 Open for subscription. same. us the present holder carve inte neeseeton OFT -- pertenks a eee arpa Paco 3 ‘Shares, $2.50 monthly. r - without paying value. SAMUELS, HOOVER, Ye Sortand usury. This Whisky is distilied es- RAILROADS... Page 7 Devosrr Wire ray 28 7 Center Market. f SPECIAL NOTICES. Page 1 po rem SS WHEE BOF AR ce tet | Concentrated Extract of Cultivated Clams—ready for pecially for medicinal pur- poo NO. . Secy. r = a : . ct Pare 2 aus right. HUGO WORCH & CO., 925 very use. as Iced Clam Bouillon—is an ar- pasar tepeshobimmie Ayr STEAM CARPET CL¥) Pace 7 hours: 9am. to 4:30 p.m. 18 IT RESILIENT! Inet. n.w- Piano Dealers. Pianon for rent, moved, saapeliggicrsms nrc SUBURBAN PROPERTY Page 2 ‘Wellestig. dune 3. 6s Span. my31-4t THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST Weave received from the GORMULLY & azR. | kasi shipped. SOHMEK FIANO AGENCY. superior ticle almost indispensable sust now. clans as an excellent tonic pile 2 from my im : - en Pee os FERY MANUFACTURING CO. a sample rim and | 2 are OUR WORK order. Pinta, 5c. ; quarts, 50c. ; gallons, iaeroncpecaces WANTED (Board)... Pave U ey compa! tyre, illustrating ther new pneumatic. It is an ex- eats Bek Bald i a WANTED (Help) Pace YOU CAN SECURE STOCK fremely neat and well-made article. ‘It looks welland | Hal We show fs an excellent 91:75. “Try n can oll you will enter N. A. POOLE, BANTED (Houses). Pace handles weil. It has great resiliency—dropping the output of the = imonial to our a : AN (Lots) Page 2 IN SERIES B —_— intlated tyre from a height of four feet, it rebounded | ™owt celebrated CORNER ability to attain ses 2 ee WANTED (Rooms) Page 2 or THE toexactly three inches of the height from which it was | flnd" “Thete § or hg facturers' prices. WANTED (Situations Page 2 1 ij dropped, showing that the amount of force lost is in- ind possible in Mon- WAN (Miscellaneous) Page 2 CO-OPERATIVE TOWN COMPANY, PAID-UP CAPITAL, $1,000,000. finitesimal. ‘The tyre is by no means heavy, indeed it Hon of Marble, ‘uments, (Vaults Elphonzo Youngs Company, 428 9th st. my31 “ ‘And the is light, and the valve is simplicity itself. There isa] ther” ‘beautiful clea SAILS ARE HOISTED FOR District Agent's office will be open all day MONDAY, ACCOUNTS SUBJECT TO CHECK. ee ae ee Ce | eee, Govenxuext Recerrrs Topar.—Internal rev- District open sy MONDAY, iN by cross pressure on the tube applied in an oxtremely J. F. MANNING. A RUN ON THE STOCK! LONDON. enue, $1,175,680; customs, $725,422. ‘This famous Company Js operating in the simple and ingenious manner.— The Cyeliet, Coventry, or Monumental Works. success, ustisicelesteyasicdaay auc ‘Gaze’ Srst-clana round-trip tickets, Wash —_——+—— Fheheartof the Bessemer ore eld of the United | STORAGE FURNISHED FOR SILVERWARE, | “82-5105 can be seen and tried at 1325 14th n.w.my7 Phe Pree borate ee ready-made clothing business | Lond sesame to Glasow ‘and rail 80 Vondoa: curried — was at his desk at the “The manawement of this company is a guarantee of =e a Dear careful com- were never m: e don bington good, for 8 year. partment today. safety to stockholders. Hon. “Kovert P. Porter 18 THE NATIONAL CO-OPERATIVE com-| peyton with any Cpe a ee WB VAR Cte, —— e President, Louis B » Nice president: A. T. TRUNKS AND VALUABLE PAPERS. PANY. (ncorporated).” Offices aay ee one ceeure Ane of suitings and trouserings. it 1225 Penna. ave. | Spcperany Tracy has returned to the city mac, Adams, secretary. ‘ing st., Alexandria, Va., and 905 H st. ‘n.w., ae pan ge ml On the one hand you have ready- oa: DTC: y iio have “ais Company has contracts with 170 of the test | {imuaies Will be STONES Towether. It made clothes, poor at dest, and — and was at the Ni based on actual values and managed by business houses in these cities. TRADE CARDS maj < you to hardly worth wearing under - crate of the highent responsibility is sold on the in- Ce NOW be obtained at 25, cents Uy “Wochdalers" ‘and | ished on, ‘any fe a Re ean ee ee — sak Snes we Medel. The 5 2a Secretany. — Assistant Secretary - r ty py 1 offices « us «et up your av - re other be a aaah tira reli ct Receustie ee SORT Bh ie OMe tO oo act ne myll-Im Aesitens free. clothes thoroughly shrunk, «ift,the other an infliction. We employ the yer site! rege of the treasury in my2s SI Atiantic buildin HARSHA, Recy. 005 H st W. F. ROBERTS’ CARD. made expressly for your form, me emerrime an aes paryrryaie lane absence of Secretary Foster. jantic Duildinie, : sind, & Daly sek aaa é wt Aenatls 2s 1 President. monet DEPT ANSWERS Tave lad, many friends to SSS St Sa ser Ber eerie aes the pdt ress Assistant Szcneranr or War Graxt is Ture Onto Nariosat Bass & Roberts Company of Mieccearian va, doing made—so long as the reduction SNYDER & WOOD, making a visit to Gettysburg and Antietam, " Business in the Post building, this city SUCH sale continues. drivit Jand thi na or 38 NOT THE CASE. Iclosed up all intores We mever expect to have an- Model Tailors, fae ee 7 rough the adjacent battle- WasHINaTox. Feria sid kt wanactoed that uy" won other “removal sale" nor do | 2. W.) £23 Heyonth street northwest) Helle. He will reurn eres ‘be elir” -sted as soon asthe charter could be amen ‘An’ @ new plant, dest talent, iatest t low for it could not we ever expect to name as prices again, Capital. ‘200, 000. ——<<$— Be OVE BRIGHTLY READY-MADE Cor. 12th and Gata. nw. Facts s..” very modern facllity for producing eaccme Clothes are worn with satisfaction by am nose i We are willing to sacrifice You Cas Ger Ix My Orricz om ‘stn gd socta ating and npreving a our profits during these sixty eceedgercecioe heme chap oe Besides heing engazed in a ceneral banking business ANY HOUR OF MONDAY, MAY 30, Feincing and Binge ving, eatltind le aber e dab oes oh spending money usclesly for costom the Ohio National Bank has devoted « large portion 421 G NW, ‘4 that object is the diepo of the garments. It is equally a wasie to of the vault space in its substantial NEW BUILDING To enter your subscription for Uppowite Kigow tiouse my21-3m, entire stock on hand prior to pesca neler tel rg ging to s number of SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES, renting SERIES B STOCK BETTER THAN ORDINARY VALUES. sma te fps Poles mega dad 818, $20 and $25 here as guod suits as from $5 to 836 per annum, affording absolute protec: AT BH. STINEMETZ & SON'S. new building, corner of 12th pom bcaboorhg tion to valuable papers of all kinds. Inthe fen's Tmported Nevlige Madray Shirts, cut ond F sts. n.w. “Fuey look wel, ft well and wear well. J.D. TAYLOR, President Te A. Kavrmas. 83 30 # saten's Wood ol we are busy, but not too 380. 0. JOBN: Vice President. (CO-OPERA’ ANY. = Se A De ag ep oe © turn out every garment GEORGE SPRANSY, ©. H. DAVIDGE. Cashier. The installment plan on which the stock is sold af- | 90 PENNA. AVE. N.W. Fine “Windsor Silk Umbrelias: spacial, 848 opple pia!’ ordér, for we C Assistant Cashier. | fords opportunity to investors of almost any means. each. are taking more pains to turn my31 (636 7th ot. nw. Five stares cam be carried for 86.23 per mouth, ianrer Pim B. H. STINEMETZ & SON, them out perfectly than ever Rear Apmrmat Watxer, commander of the squadron of evolution, called at the Navy De- tment to pay his respects to Secretary Trac; =< Aadstank teatony Soley. . ge ea Tur Paestpest’s Catens.—The President's callers today included Representatives Holman and Harmer, Gen. Tyner, United States Mar- thal Romero of Mexico and Mr. J. D, Ireland of indi ee MovemeNT or Stiver.—The issue of stand- - , HONEST VALUES FOR LITTLE PEOPLE. ‘EiSMAN BROS.’ CHILD'S DEPARTMENT. in Washing before. We are éndeavoring to make s permanent customer of every soul we sell during the roportion. All classes of stock participate in the earnings alread; largely owned being made. Series B, so ‘MONEY TO BUY HOMES. Orrice ‘Only prndent way to buy s home on the install- REMAINS ON SALE SPRING WRAP READ THIS OF THE = So WHAPEXEMINE | [RAE plan. Death terminates all payments and the| next sixty days, for we will je : A FEW DAYS LONGER. :D A SPRING WRAP EXAMINE | life insurance cancels the incumbrance on the prop-| need them when in our new ‘T CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION, 7a OU_ARE UNDECIDED |"! o» aaarees building. Digest this; that we Gar $3.30 Catia's suite save you 70 25 ; Before the opportunity passes it would be w ‘OUR SACRIFICE WILL| ‘THE UNITED SECURITY LIFE INSURANCE have been doing well for our tid we Spe hema you to record your name for stock. SORELY GA AND THUST CO. OF PENS Patrons is attested by the large — | Hiriur uraica trom 80 Ute 81 Cine Sos BOOKS NOW OPEN FOR SUBSCRIPTION Lr SORE GAUEE YOU TO MAKB UP YOUR MIND | | nyse business we have done. Now |low. C. R. McBLAIR, Distvict Agent, ‘Ager we are turning out finer gar- Manufacturers direct to the people. To THE my28 Si Atlantic building. Jo "ooo a —— 0 0 0 0 © ee ee i ments for considerably less | my3l-1%t EISEMAN BROS. ELEVENTH SERIES OF STOCK. $2.68 Wir Ber aricntcray piazer, font business srrancetent, with welthes Se custe C ee sa | oe af face ear Pride Mae nor ude sad ude ass | | we are busy can ae 1,000 IN FULL ADVANCED ON EACH SHARE. and perfect Siting. Sizes coutrol of reputable business men. 32 to 42. That we sold G. WARFIELD SIMPSON, om BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Hor $40 this company will pay the |S On STH AND @ BTS. AW. “GAS RANGES. entire expenses of a six days’ visit to my31 Such s reputation has this association earned for ree the Worlt's Fair tote hell in Chi = TaOET SIROULAG Peerless Estate is the best. std that B now mmsbere any Se steaihonoers OF WASHINGTON, D. c. 3.98 Wu B: cago in'l403—payable from ‘now in around the town today that HODGES 3 Peerless Estate is the cheapest. Pesidentsof California, Texas, Kansas, Mimourl, New |g pee can aittiimheat TOY sek cctne ant cit fee you frst-clase railroad dickst to AL BINDERY, “L506 F st, can do your work Peerless Estate is complete. York, Delaware, Maryland and North Carolina. s oe om Chicago heaper than any other binder. Call on cord tieing strings. Sizes 32 and 40. ‘That for 86. $3.98 Wu Box 4 SY Toiuee “welt seama. with seams, hotched collar. Vall sizes. hat we sold for Cent paid on Deposits left with the Association for 5 years. ‘You can borrow $1,000 from us on Real Estate security and pay it back at the rate of $13 per month. Offers unprecedented opportunity for investments, combined with absolute security. STOCK 81 PER SHARE, MATURING IN 102 MONTHS, md return, six days’ first- class ‘accommodations, secured in advance, six ‘adutssions to the World's’ Fair and a 83,000 accident Policy—all for $49, "> Unguestionable city references. “EEDA EE A reesuner, ‘Pacitic building, quicker and cl Itis now in its eleventh year of prosperity and is = rowing larger day by day. The more fully the merits of this association are Understood the more convinced the people will be- come of its superiority over all others and impressed With the benefits derived from membership. Ttisconducted on sound business principles and ts truly equitable in all its features. ‘Made in six different styles and sizes and every range guaranteed. Sold only by THE E. F. BROOKS CO., ‘531 15th st. n.w., Corcoran building. All work promptly executed. myl4-Lm mys _ =" WINE FOR GOMMUNION SERV- earl all the various churches use our Te teeth eerie jensen Aavor and admirably adapted for the come Price, per qt., or 83 ‘we sold, my27 ci c <a ICE AND COAL Co. Wwers aud investors share ce hand F sts, eee owt wish, to cotablish s onus ee named Dario WITH GUARANTEED VALUE OF $200. $5.00 Wu Bor, an AlL- wool Cream | ——'B 000 TONS RATOMAL TCE ON eels ere Bk ee SE SERIES MATURES IN SIX YEARS. | | ciihastich a Blazer. eke Ve aS roatias GEE SOitkine, Seape= arr Call at the office for explanatory pamphlets, Moog rker delle ton a f utes ‘cal aris 38 ber ther’ noties "beet grades See TT ae ieee trons give us good idsen io ereatly — ‘Next to Columbia National Bank, aan ter 99. OS fe STATE OWNERS. ive us; ‘This fact is greatly eed area cash st office. appreciated, as it demonstrates to us that $5.48 Wau Bor, x0 Blue Cloth | | Orders for car-load lots they take an interest in our method of doing OFFICERS. HARRISON DINGMAN... President fer, notch est tailoring, and of course any ‘“‘pointers™ B. P. GILBERT, A.B. JACKSON, ANDREW WALL. 1st Vico President aod Manager Sfnaseorntine sseiatt | _my2 Send Ordeke by Drivers of Red Wasons, given help us to better serve you. President. Vice President. | @! Gi] . LEA . ‘President at = GEO. W. KING, 3. BARTON MILLER, | ALONZO TWEEDALE. Yor Soa CAUTION. —WISHING ALL OF OUR MA- ‘Treasurer. Becretary. oN ce [cms susan ‘iarl: ition those ha’ la ‘of jo ° JNO. E. SMITH . ‘we particul caut ol t ‘Tailoring Shop, DIRECTORS. EDWARD 8. YORI $5.50 Wu Borat oe Reefer guished wat the COMPANY'S OFFICE. shore none my31 514 Ith st. Dr. L. W. Ritchie, W. F. Gibtons, oak ica pele bee led apd only the most reasan Wm. Smith, Jobn H. Schultze, tons, notch coat collar, 2 W. A Cunningham, 1H. G. Wagner, Bet east es a toe ey Daniel Johnson. Tue Natiosat Sare Derosrr, ‘g9. merits of the MULTE Pie FINANCE COMMITTEE. fer gy apn eg are Archibald Greenlees. Samuel H. Wheeler, SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY ae pes Joseph H. Lee. OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. CORNER 15TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE. VALUATION COMMITTEE. W. Riley Deedle, Wm. A. Hutchins, RW. Darby. REMINGTON JESSE H. WILSON, Attorney. 8730-308 STANDARD TYPEWRITER Deg et AN UNUSUALLY PRETTY SUIT, & CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS ‘Abead of all Competitors. gore, ie. MTOM pichers ony Giese | Mas ct feat Imported cloth, can be Mospar Wu Be A Hounay, JANUARY 22, 1867. Tate eae a ee (RSE arable Bult for $25. these 2p But Iwill remain in my office from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 ies, EXCELLENCE OF DESIGN. Ungs: a a P-m. for the convenience of subscribers to SUPERIORITY OF CONSTRUCTION. sire, and the price be lowest CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS. Acts ‘as executor, administrator, guardian of the ee tates of minors, committee of the estates of lunatics, receiver, assignee and executes trusts of any and every description. ‘Wills prepared by a competent attorney, who is in daily attendance, and kept without charge when the company is named executor or trustee. Receives money deposits in sums of TEN CENTS and upward and allows interest thereon. SILVER WARE AND VALUABLES of all descrip- dom, packed im trunks or boxes, received for deposit in capacious vaults of unsurpassed dryness and secur- ity at moderate cost. RENTS SAFES FROM $5 TO $125 EACH PER ANNUM, ACCORDING TO SIZE AND LOCATION. BENJAMIN P SERIES B STOCK Of the (CO-OPERATIVE TOWN COMPANY. 4 FIVE-DOLLAR BILL THIS MONTH. 96.25 NEXT MONTH. Keep thst up for twenty months and you own fire ‘@hares—par value #00 of SERIES B STOCK In the successful and now famous CO-OPERATIVE TOWN COMPANY. ‘This opportunity will remain open to you onlys Uttle while, and then the books will close on Series B and a higher-priced series will be put on. It would be well for you to immediately call on or write to ‘pared Feet af ts a atte ork J. A. GRIESBAUER, A Tailor, 435 OTH ST. * SRI Hardon, Os eet ”* “> OCS Saipan ‘dozen or more Patterns of those $7 Trous- Sor Hetgoods that yet out of shape after s wast , two. Choice, $7. OWEN OWEN, cor. 10th and N. ¥. ave. n.w. my31 the Avenue, EASE OF MANIPULATION. CALL AND SEE THE NEW ‘2 MODEL WYCKOFF, SEAMANS & BENEDICT, LE DROIT BUILDING, 8TH AND F STS. N.W. COR. 11TH AND G STS. N.W. | HEREBY WARN signed ang’ wate to ir. work "wes ‘akon for, Me for the work was Eee mbl7-tr ,DANENHOWER'S 42D GRAND ‘ABY REAL ESTATE Anticipate a big day in our Wrap Depart- ment T MORROW, and bopeeveryone that reads this ‘‘ad.” will be our guest. A. Kaunas. 909 Pa Ave N.W. C. R. McBLAIR, District Agent, my28 0S] Atlantic building, Washington, D.C. aE T NATIONAL BAS! WEST END NATION cK. wM. # LEY, President. Cua AE Ti Se — JORIGINATOR OF NEW IDEAS. r, ‘HL Magruder. ‘Conrad Becker. A? ‘8 Cummings. Soa, % Nowe Chas, M-Thouas. Geo. E. Higher grades, troy @6.00 to 15.00, proportionately ard silver dollars from the mints and treasury offices during the week ended May 28, 1892, $384,679. ‘The issue during the cot ding period of last year was $210,830, ‘The shipment offractional silver coin from the 2d to the 28th instant aggregated $888,600. ete it . Navat. Onpens.—Lieut. H. Hutchins has been detached from duty as assistant to the inspector of electric lighting, bureau of equipment, and ordered to the training ship Portsmouth. Naval Cadets John D, Beurat and H. L. Ferguson de- tached from the Naval Academy and ordered to instruction in the ment of construction, navy yard, Norfolk, Va, Naval Cadets U. T. Holmes, C. B. Price and D. E. Dismukes de- tached from the Naval Academy and granted two months’ leave. estat Prnsoxat.—D. M. Clark of Detroit, E. L. Mayo of Ilinois, C. L. of Indianapo- lis and A. T. Shoemaker of New York are at Willard's.—E, Conigan and E. G. Snider of New York, Alex. Barnes of Minneapolis and T. Tunis of Maryland are at the W. H. Kelly of Clinton, Ill, J. C. Pritchard Alabama, H. M Utley ‘of Detroit and J. L. Hand of Georgia are at the Ebbitt.——Edw. W Payson of Boston, W. J. Simmonds of Philadel- ..K. Simon of New York and C. H. MeKee tthe Riggs. —Lev. 5 York, J. D. Weston of Honesdale, 8. C. Paine of the navy and Loudon R. Muson of Richmond are at the Arlington. John W. Cox of New York, Thomas Atkinson of Richmond, Malcolm H. Ryan of Roanoke and G. D. DeShields of Maryland are at the Shore- ham.—W. H. Blackburn of Detroit, J. F. Cook of Concord, E. P. Wade of Mexico, and W. H. Lan of South Dakota are at the Howard. —H. R. Sullivan of the navy, D. W. Ranlet of Boston, Jerome Carty of Philadelphia, E. P. Wilson of Cincinnati, Frank Barry of Milwaukee and Dan E. Richardson of Chicago are at the Normandie.—A. H. Teris of Kan- ‘This afternoon Maj. Moore gave verbal in- | , : | é 1 i : aeE i & i ii 1 & 8 I i THEY WILL CONTEST. The Syracuse Convention of New York Democrats. CHAIRMAN KERNAN'S ADDRESS. Views of Leaders Regarding a New State Organization. WILL CONTEST AND PROTEST. Meeting of the “Anti-Snap” Convention of Democrats at Syracuse, Srnacuse, N.Y., May 31.—Delogates to state conventions do not asa rule turn out 0 early ‘on convention day nor in so good condition a was this morning the case with those who are here to attend the anti-midwinter democratic convention. Many were Inte abed and many others were busy in their congressional district caucus. Wim. Ii. Grace was bu this morning caucusing hin delogati New York. The Buffalo men, after m were attending to matters of detail Monroe and his corps of workers visional committee were busy awa: the morning. But today all hands are apparently fresh, are pushing forward the final details, tributing hal A subjec youtht pore ng fellows they ranging from twenty-five to forty years of age, and full of eager push and vim. This day, which will cover, it is believed, the making and unmaking of some men and some interests out of the east without a cloud. The sun 1 along and comni to do business upon the fresh lin 1 theleaders. The heat grew and in- tensified and men met and assured each other Hundreds of ‘that were selling for # nickel ch paper fans, having upon one side the hideous result of an attempt to portray the fea= tures of Grover Cleveland. The portrait waa Villainously wrought, but the fans were useful and they sold. Cleveland badges, in batton ‘ibbons tied in fanciful knots and in bands, were ever ld be no doubt of the disposition ds, for hundreds of lapels and many esof women bore the bright Cleveland ribbons, with their gold «tamping. The con- vention might dimvow the advocacy of Mr. Cleveland as a presidential candidate, bat the delegations left little doubt of their individual desires. The element of representation which comes from the fi 11 villages to this convention was px ticemble to- day. The great majority of these delegates came in on the morning trains, for they had sleptat home rather than incur unnecessary hotel expenses, but today they are here, earnest and grave, and bearing the impress of Conscious re- sponsibility in their manner. Brown bearded, hard-handed young men they are as a rule, those delegates from the country districts. CONTEST OR PROTEST. While eager to listen and willing to be en- lightened, these earnest, plain men are none the less critical. They have only one moving pur- pose, and that is to secure success to Grover ve An ax to them is an ax and @ spade isa spade. They employ no diplomatic device of speech to clouk their desires. There is in their methods no code of “keep-it-darjg” tactics. The feeling among those not from cities, is probably in favor of « protest im Chi- cago and not a contest. But the question dur= ing the forenoon was being shaken down to a determination among the congreasional district delegations and the outcome could at 11 o'clock be stated beyond any question. The best in- formed opinions, however, at that hour found in the outlook little doubt upon the whole that ‘a solid contesting delegation would be sent out from today’s convention to the national body at Chicago. ‘The consensus of careful judgments bent to this course as the only methods of effectively pressing the sentiment of this convention the Chicago convention. The lower have no two opinions on the subject, and other sections of the state—Chemung, Erie and Os- wego counties—were strongly bent upon a con- test against the midwinter convention, as being premature and non-representative. A RIVAL PARTY ORGANIZATION. The delegates found some words of advice and warning staring at them from the editorial columns of the Syracuse Courier this morn= ing. ‘The Courier suggests new danger. It ‘ays that the May convention warecalled to serve notice on the national convenflon that the February convention was not represente- tive of the democratic sentiment of the state, and, that having been accomplished, the con- T has no further mission. Ie It has been darkly hinted scheme of the convention embraces in its scope the setting up of a rival party organization Throughout the state. ‘Thats rather “than” the promotion of the nomination of any candidate, is said to be the main object these ma: have in view. Forewarned is fore- armed. Delegates from the interior have not, we are sure, come to Syracuse ed to take such a step as this. Weadjure them to think twice before they are persuaded into *o desper- atean expedient, The perfecting of a rival party organization would lead to a train of evils compared to which even the sending of @ rival delegation would be harmless.” Ex-Recretary Chas. 8. Fairchild said concern ing the Courier editorial: “If we stayed bere @ few days more there is no doubt that there would be many vexatious i pounded. Never was a convention confronted with such serious problems, and yet I may at the same time say, never was a convention's line of action plainer, As I see it, our duty is to represent the people of this state by holding as nearly perfect an organization as possible. Now, in regard to our continuing the present organization or striving for a new state organi- zation, I want to say that it will all depend upon our reception at the national convention. If we are recognized we shall continue the present provisional committee and make it the that the managers it atate committee. We do not believe that after ition we would be batching « rival democratic organization. It would be ntative organization, We are not fighting factionally, and even if you at us on the plane of a contest we should be it in courage and unrepresentative did ‘we not complete the work of the convention completing a thorough state organization.” “I cannot see any~ inent in this. You might as . n't hold any convention. should we not perfect a new organization 'T the democrecy to tube So of the snap Gent, papecccnts Ex-Mayor Grace said as Mr. Fairchild.” i i it I F i i 5 i fi if F i I g i i ; 7 i i : EE i E g F F