Evening Star Newspaper, June 2, 1892, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS. 2101 Penzsplvania Avenue, comer 11th.8t.. by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, 8S. H. KAUPPMANN, Pres't pa ote en New York Offce, 88 Potter Building. Tun Evexixe Stan is served to subscribers in the tity by carriers, on their own account, at 10 cents Der ‘Week. or 4éc. Per month. Copies at the counter, 2 gents each. By mail—any where in the United States oF (Cansde—postage prepaid—20 cents per month. SaTURpaY QUADRUPLE SWEET STam $1.00 per years ‘With foreign postace added. $33.00. [Entered at the Post Office at Washington, D.0., as fecond clase inal niatter. | ER" All mail subscriptions must be paid in advance, Rates of advertising wade Lnown on application. ————— Vor 80, No. 20,276. SCANNING THE FIELD Political Gossip That is Current at waned FIGHTING THE READING COMBINE. Contest to Be Made on the Anti- TWO CENTS. Trust Law. FINANCIAL. FINANCIAL. FINANCIAL. NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. novents Fox Tuoverevt Mex. How much is your tife producing financially? Would anything take the place of your present Garniags should you die tomorrow? Would those now dependent upon you be pro- ‘Wided for in the event of your death? Equitable life insurance offers a means of Siving to your family in ease of your death ‘What you would have earned if yo had lived. way of doing this except by ood The Fquita je ts the safest life insurance company. does the biceest business, issues the most pays its death claims most Promptly. is the best company to live im and @e in Send for fucts ug! fisures. BoWKS £ HALL, Resident Managers Equitable Lite Assurauce Society of the Dnited States, 2 j F st. nw. Tuerr Has Loon reduced toa science,so says Chief Inspector Byrne of New York. To escape the efforts of the criminal class protect yourself. Rent a box in the Safe Deposit Vault of the Wash- ington Loan and Trust Company or store sour trunks, silver wareand val- uable payers with this company, which will send to your house and remove them with the least possible trouble. PalD-UP CAPITAL, $1,000,000. ty BRAINARD H. WARNER, Pres't. Turoatast News FOR STOCKHOLDERS Inthe (CO-OPERATIVE TOWN COMPANY. (Copy of Telegram.) Bristol, Tenn., May 31, ‘92. Hon. ROBERT P. PORTER, President, Washington, D.C. : Contracts are closed and we have started 100 men to ‘Work on Bristol and Elizabethton Railroad and force ‘Will be increased daily. JNO. H. CALDWELL, V. P. ‘This means that by August 1 Elizabethton will have ‘standard cause railway connection to all northern Points. It means, too, that the property of the Co- ‘operative Town Company will that day be worth more than two dollars for every one put into it. SERIES B STOCK In the CO-OPERATIVE TOWN COMPANY Ys continued on the market for awhile longer. The Management, in view of « possible dividend in the near future, deem it desirable not to place # new series ‘en atthistime. This course is further sustained by the widespread popularity of Series B. . All classes of stock participate in earnings. The installment plan affords opportunity to investors of almost any means. Five shares can be carried for @6.25 a month, larger blocks in proportion. A guarantee of safe and intellizent management fs offered shareholders in the Co-operative Town Company in the personnel of its directory: Robert P. Porter, president; Louis E. McComas, vice presi- ent; A. T. Britton, treasurer, and John G. Carlisle, ‘Isham G. Harris and H. C. Hansbrough, directors. Call on or address ©. R McBLAIR, District Agent, wt ‘81 Atlantic building. Gwe Tre Cunprry A Cuance TO SAVE THEIR MONEY By of the UN K. Over 150,000 eleven riontls ‘Gve-cent stamps sold im lees than faces where you can find them: DEPOSIT AGENCIES. 5 will gelt you the best goods im thelr respective ‘at the lowest prices ‘ell you our Fivecent and Twenty-five Stamps. ~ ORTHWEST WASHINGTON. draceist D. Gillman, ochran & Co.. LS Pa. ave. grocer: Birch < corner Youngs Company. #28 Oth st vedward & Lothrop. 11th aid F sts. Boerchaivtise: B. ime, 1:k22 and 132% Lise: ©. F. Montgomery, 1507 AH. Roms, 7th st. and Ploridaave.. @riucistD. PF Hickling, re E Mertz’ Modern Pharmac P ton & Co. Lem F . comer 24 and B sts. haruacy, corner 10th and it Sener cor- Tithat and Va. Bede see drucge 207s bag en NORTHEAST W, North Capitol and A ate F Lith and Gr sts oat Sia Nve., druswiat, CR F Haller, SSOUTHEAST WASHINGTON. TSl Sth st. druggist. J. Walter Hodges. eee ANACOSTIA. D. C.—W. W. Fisher, comer Monroe obnson GEOWGE TOWN Nats grocer. AROMA PARK “hired & Co., near station of B. BROOKLAND, D. C.—Charles McGee, at station of '- C. T. Havexsen, Member Washington Stock Exchange, ‘Beal Estate and Stock Broker, ‘Reoms ¥ end 11, Atiantic building, 990 F st. nw. INVESTMENT SECURITIES. Stocks. Bonds and Grain bought and sold for cash or Op margin. Cotten bought and gold in NewYork or New Orleans. CORRESPONDENTS. J. 8 Bache & Co., New York Stock Exchange. Lebsuan Bros. New York Cotton Exchange. Lehman, Stern &Co., New Orleans Cotton Ez ebange. Famete arnt, 5%; Chtcage Board of Trade. ‘Private wires to New York, Chicago and New Orleans. Telephone, 453. 7m Taz Wasurxcrox Loax Axo TRUST COMPANY, Granite building cor. 9th and F streets, n.w., Washington, D. 0. PAID-UP CAPITAL, $1,000,000. SURPLUS, $100,000. This company pays Interest on deposits. Issues Certificates of Deposit. Furnishes Drafts free to customers on sli point s. Furnishes letters of credit, upon the deposit of Proper security, available in any part of the world. Its Safe Deposit Vault is cue of the finest in tho world. Itisamply protected by both time combination locks, as well as private watchman. Storsge furnished for silverware, trunks and valu- able papers. Call or write for information. Good investments furnished for parties having money to dispose of. ‘The special attention of Treasurers of Charitable and other Organisations is called to the fact that this company pays interest on deposits subject to check at sight, 8 - BRAINARD H. WARNER, President. LL?*TERs oF caepiT FOR TRAVELERS IN ENGLAND AND ON THE CONTINENT ISSUED BY LEWIS JOHNSON & CO., 322-108 Sun Building, 1315 F st. SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. CORNER 15TH ST. AND NEW YORE AVR CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS ZANUARY 2, 1867. CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS. Acts {as executor, administrator, guardian of the es- tates of minors, committes of the estates of lunatics, receffer, 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- tion, packed in trunks or boxes, received for deposit in capactous vaults of unsarpassed dryness and secur- FROM $5 TO $125 EACH PER ANNUM, ACCORDING TO SIZE AND LOCATION. BENJAMIN P. SNYDER, President. RLES C. GLOVER, First Vice President. EVER Gs Micah Pere STURTEVANT, Secretary. Directors: Alberti Starevants Keutrow tie, wis ecleehae on Charles A. Jas . lenry A ¥, Francis Bices, Jainee M, Johuston, Gharies C. Glover. i om Berry. john G. Barks. ‘Willian E- Clark, B. Jones. aplé Ornicz OF THE FIRST CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION, 1251 32D STREET. BOOKS NOW OPEN FOR SUBSCRIPTION TO THE ELEVENTH SERIES OF STOCK. 91,90 IN FULL ADVANCED ON EACH SHARE. Such » reputation has this association earned for Steelf that it now numbers among its stockholders residents of California, Texas, Kansas, Missouri, New York, Delaware, Maryland and North Carolina. 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. It is conducted on sound business principles and is truly equitable in all its features. Borrowers and investors share alike in its profits, EVERY SERIES MATURES IN SIX YEARS. (Call at the office for explanatory pamphlets. OFFICERS. 4. B. JACKSON, President, ‘Vice President. GEO. W. KING, 3. BARTON MILLER, ‘Treasurer. Secretary. DIREOTORS. s WF. 1B. G@. Wagner, Dr. L. W. Ritehie, Win. Smith, W. 4. Cunningham, ‘Daniel Johnson. FINANCE COMMITTEE. Archibald Gresnlees, Samuel H. Wheeler, Joseph H. Lee. VaLUATION COMMITTEE. Deedie, WEST END NATIONAL BANK, CLE ites ‘You cam borrow $1,000 from us on Real Estate curity and pay it back at the rate of $13 per month. Offers unprecedented opportunity for investments, ‘Combined with absolute security. STOCK $1 PER SHARE and 915 F st. n.w.. ‘Nest to Columbia National Baak, | Deiosins. Sums of any amount recetved upon de- Posit and interest ullowed thereon. Such deposits are subject to check at any time. INVESTMENTS. ‘Those seeking investments—safe, profita- Ble, should buy the Debenture Bonds issued by this company. That the: Sato ts beyond the shadow of a doubt—being secured Ly first mortwaxes held by the Real Estate Title Insurance Company of this city as trustees for the bondholders and further © secubed by the asets of 11 double liabitity of its stock! ; ‘These bonds are issued in sums of 8100, 8500 and $1,000, and pay 5 per cent in- terest. Interest fs payable semi-annu- ally, and the bonds require absolutely no Attention whatever from the holders. ABOUT TRUSTS. ‘Tho majority of trusts are created by will, and the object of making a willis to insure certain disposition of your estate and ef- Yects—more plainly, to prevent fraud. Hence the advantage of making an incor- porated frustCompany your Adrointstrator, Executor or Trustee. Individuals die, but Trust Companies never, which gives tho company a great advantace over tho individual. The company has surrounded itself with ofticers specially qualified to manag Mts several branches, and backed as it in by large capital, varied experience and Tare financial knowledge it is ina mich bet- ter position to enhance the value of the es- tate and make.it more remunerative than Mt is possible for the individual to do. ‘There are also many other reasons why it is Dest to name the A mn Security and ‘Trust Company to act as Trustee, Executor, Administrator, Guardian, &c. AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST CO. A. T. BRITTON, President, New Stone Building, 1405 G st. n.w. It EQUITABLE CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION. OFFICE, 1003 F 8T. ‘Those who desire loans to pay for prop- erty, pay off morteaces, or for building Purposes, should asrertain the terms upon which money is loaned bysthe Equitable Co-operative Building Association. Eighty-seven monthly payments of prin- cipal and interest settles a loan in full. Any portion or alt of s loan, however, may be settled at any time by paying ac- erued interest to date of such asettle- ment. : ASSETS, $1,315,111.15. Pamphlets explaining the advantages anid benefits of the association and other information furnished upon application at the office, 1003 F at. 23D ISSUE OF STOCK Open for subscription. Bhares, $2.50 monthly. LOANS. - INO. JOY EDSON, Sesy. Office hours: 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Wednesday, June 1, 6to 8 p.m. my31-4t Tur Ono N ariowat Baxx oF WASHINGTON. Capital. $200,000. Gor. 12th and G sts. n.w. Besides being engaged in s general banking business the Ohio National Bank has devoted a large portion of the vault space in its substantial NEW BUILDING ‘to w number of SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES, renting from $5 to $35 per annum, afford tion to valuable papers of all kinds. J.D. TAYLOR. INO. 0. JOHNSON, . H. DAVIDGE. ‘NO. W. CORSON. JNO. W. MACARTNEY C jatar “Member N. ¥. Stock CORSON & MACARTNEY, GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 F Bankers and Dealers in’ Goverm posite. Exchange. boats. Ballroad Stocks ant Bonds and tase District Bonds — silos . and Tele- ‘Stock deait in. Piauterican Dell Telephone Stock bonght and sold. $y18 oe Be Bi zy Ww. B. eps ; ra : Manager, Sf Mien.ber’ Washiueton Stock Exchange. LEWIS G. TEWSBURY & CO., D BROKERS, INGTON, D. C., h or on margin Stocks, Bonds, nd Oil. ‘Direct private wires to New York and Chicago, ‘Interest allowed on deposits. Outof-town Dusiness salty. salt in. Constant quotatious all markets. Teiephone, 545. oczl-tr Beaty and iy ad ‘an iH with Gur name pitied on it in white, which is afuxed to all our fir , c or_ uncovered. Don" deceived. Insist upon having only goods with Ris heettached to them ‘aise Seas ACRAGE care town and Tenaliytown railway wil run nation packaze, passenicer and siioking car ‘and Mt ff Bx thesda Park, leav- Sand 11 p.m. Rate for small packares, 3 cen bul Fels, 10 cents Ler 100 lbs. oval tin tag, ‘kaiges in bags and bar- tay iL U 10 Pex Crest Discouxr . Fon Casn. Tre “Garr Wares, ESPECIALLY CONSTRUCTED WITH A yIEw TO MEET, AT THE MINIMUM PRICE, THE WANTS OF THOSE RE- QUIRING CORRECT TIME. ‘THIS SUPERB TIMEPIECE, IN POINT OF STYLE, DURABILITY AND ACCU- RACY HAS NO SUPERIOR AMONG ALL THE RENOWNED WATCHES OF ‘THE WORLD. Warcuzs. FOR LADIES, IN HIGHLY FORGENTLEMEN,| FINISHED GOLD FOR GIRLS, AND SILVER FOR Boys, CASES. M. W. Gur. Bro. & Co, JEWELLERS AND SILVERSMITHS, ‘TEMPORARILY aT 1437 Presa Ave ON ALL GOODS, WITHOUT RES- ERVATIN, A DISCOUNT OF 10 Pen Crsr For Casu myZ7-e EDDY'S Biap omens me RL M. W. Beventwas, Iniporter of POTTERY, PORCELAIN AND GLASS, 1215 Fo obd 116 G ote, = my? OF THE SALVATION tissisted by, his ‘Aru: . ‘Chapel THU a ineeting at Wesi Tune B, at 8 o'eh Secretary. == SPIRITUALISM, WONNS HALL, 721 = , Mise Mingiio iy SS Tihisk every Friday nici Mie Xi is, wondertul text nisdinan. 9 ; Ute sities, Stree BURITS, a0 Fhe. & faith, ran “Ammouia on of directors 1 Kaige LE, Pres; W.H. DOOLITTLE, Sec. the First © ve Building Association will be held on THURSDAY, Juno 2, at7 p.m. Eleventh ot ription books now " Serlen SULACTIP HOY OO TON MILLER, Secretary. ae | aati eee tosseaee hte i TING OF 817 iT as are. iuerubers of Oak Hill Ceme- held at the office of on peg Pei 3, 180 > o'clock p. m., for the riryoue of electin anager for Tow hnar, = MATTHE! mh} =>THE, ANNUM, MERTING 0 Stockholders of the Georgetown Gua Poapany for tue election of seven directors for susulne’ year will be held atte Company's mee, 3 vis! ran MONDAY, Surat TRE. Pulls pen at 12m. cud close at 1p-th. THOS: KNOWLES. Secretary. myao-1ae DANENHOWER'S 42D GRAND LIMENTARY REAL ESTATE. EXCURSION CUMBERLAND, MD CUMBERLAND ison a boom. The B.and 0. H.R 18 spending #150.000 butiding shops om ty immediately adjacent to the lets be sold June Sand 9 by the HUMBIRD DARD iaPhOVEMENT’ COMPANY, ‘ho, tinderalqued han chartered atecial tala of six cars, leaving here WED: : Soi, arriving in GUMBERLAND Iv o'clock pouny in tae for inner. The sate bo 1 o'clock and will be contin DAY mornin, " Returnina, will leave COMBERL AS ‘OMPLIMENTARY TICKE: from Mr. WASH- RealEstate can be properiy cared 30,31,J01,23,4,07 — w. COs 635'@ ST. N. W., MERCHANT TAILOR AVY OFFICERS’ OUTFITTER. Tronsors, 8 up. Fite guaranteed, Tass appointinents, segposm ee OPK RIGHTLY READY-MADE Clothes are worn with satisfaction by an increasing large number of well-dressed men—men who have grown tired of Spending money uselessly for custom garments. Itis equally a waste to buy poor cheap clothes. At 810, 812, 815, 818, 820 and 825 here as good suits as any man needs. ‘They look wel}, fit well and wear well. GEORGE SPRANSY, #4 7th st. now, its save you 40c ou 50: OUR $5.00 8 ‘Higher yrades,from 6.00 to 815. low. ‘GAS RANGES." “GAS RANGES." Peerless Estate is the best. Peerless Estate is the cheapest. Peorless Estate is complete. Made in six different styles and sizes @ and every range guaranteed. 801d only by THE E. F. BROOKS Co. Coreoran building. myl4-1m } PUBLISHER, ‘Job Printing, T10S-1118 Est. now. fmy 18) RDC. eek HOWA. = Has opened from the GORMULLY & JEF- KING CO. @ sample rim and illustrating their new pneumatic. It is anex- tremely neat and well-nade article. It looks well and handles well. It has great resiliency—dropping the inflaved tyre from a heicht of four feet, it rebounded toexacily three inches of the height from which it was dropped, showing that the amount of force lost is in- finitesimal. The tyre is by no means heavy, indeed it is light, and the valve is simplicity itself. | ‘There iso non-return valve in the pump, aud the air is kept in by cross pressure on the tube applied in an extremely simple and ingenious snner.—Zhe Cyclist, Coventry, Eng. Samples can be seen and tried at 1225 14th n.w.my7 AN EXCELLENT UB- >. HUGO. WORCH & 5 Dealers, " Pianos for ren SOMMER PIANO AGI g=>CAUTION.—WISHING ALL OF OUR MA- | <a chines to sive the highest dozree of satisfac- jon w es wing them to be adjusted else RIPANY'S OFFICE, where none ‘and only the "most reanon- Orders by postal will 37 Oth Mt. Hw. DR. MANNAKEE HAS REMOVED Hi office and residence froin SOY New York: ® MANTELS, ANDIRONS, FENDERS, s Grates, Wrought-iron Gas Fixtures, &e. Sac maats while waking chanwes, Miahid-tr J.'H. CORNING. Tile Suop, 520 13th st. a THINK! HORSE, HARNESS AND ‘Dugey! See Special Notice of Stansbury i My21, 28, 301,234,607 ee EBLE Ponts OF SUPERIORITY ‘TEND TO KEEP THR REMINGTON BIANDARD TYPEWRITER Ahead of all Competitors. EXCELLENCE OF DESIGN. SUPERIORITY OF CONSTRUCTION. EASE OF MANIPULATION. CALL AND SEE THE NEW ‘02 MODEL. WYCKOFF, 8FAMANS & BENEDIOT, LE DROIT BUILDING, 8TH AND F 8TS. N.W. A ee ee a £060 and 5,000 tbe. suck: orders | st etoweat ari 39 er | Ser aats cash stofcat Wintelshy store 03 on ‘wut ean 5.20ton Som ners We DOPE Se nem eee NEW DEPABTURE IN FINE TAILORING 1. D; BARR, 111 Pennsylvania ave. Buits from 835 up. ‘Trousers frouy$10 up. prices from this date <a mbI7-te D.—— ‘market ‘advise pak — SALMON. ‘Tomorrow we shall have a fine Jot of Fresh Salmon ‘weishing from four to six pounds each. This fish is Positively fresh. Salmon, whole, 30c. per pound. Blnefiish, 12% to Ie. Spanish Mackerel, 25c. per pound. Cimns, 5c. per hundred. 102. per dozen. Clams, 25c. per quart. Hard Crabs, %5c. per dozen, Soft Crabs, 75c. per dozen. veer andall varieties of fresh fish at market ices. PALACE MARKET, 1027 Conn. ave. SO Dont ant Trews It Lay the dust? Save the fur- niture! Frequent watering of ‘the pavement, lawn and street ‘will settle the dust, keep things “Lay The Dust™ ‘Lay The Dust!” “Lay The Dust!» ay The Dust!” ‘Lay The Dust! cool, fresh and cleap and make ‘Lay The Dust! the grass and flowers grow. 25 feet Garden . with couplings and patent nozzle, 81.90. Garden Hose Reels, 7c. each. “Lay The Dust!» Hose by the foot at low “Lay The Dust prices. “Out The Grasa”™ You'll needs Lawn Mower, too! Makes the lawn look ailky to keep it short and even. It takesa Lawn Mower to doit. ‘We've a fully guaranteed 10- inch Lawn Mower as low as 88.25 each. BARBER & ROSS, Builders’ Hardware, COR. 11TH AND G STS. ¥.W. see Bee’ DECREASE ALREADY PER- CEPTIBLE. It would never dot w wouldn't think for of opening our mag- t tailoring palace, cor. 12th ana F sts., without an entirely new stock. Everything must be hence, everything now hend must be closed out. WE ARE DOING IT. There is already a very per- ceptible decrease in the stock since the sale began. In fact we notice it now every day. Double the force and yet compelled to work overtime The quality of cloths Use isn’t put in ready-ma clothes. They couldn't a» ford it. Do you know that the ready-made clothing busin pays a greater per cent profit than we ever did ~ sk for tailori We are Satisfied to forego all prof- its for the next sixty days to dispose of every piece of suiting and trousering now in stock, Don't wait until the work room gets jammed, for we will then have to ask for two weeks in which to complete Suits. We are only ssking » week now. ~~ WARFIELD SIMPSON, Tailor, cor. 9th and @ ets. a.w. a. Ber Mlicious Oranges for table use, picnics, ex- cursions or sick persona, We wish to repeat that the cole brated Regio Dono brand ot which we are offering just now are without exception the finest that can beprocured. Itis large, heavy,clean fruit of beautiful oval shape, very bright and sightly: ‘We are also offering an extra fine lot of venuine Vetvet-skenLemone, well ripe and full of juice. True, they cost little more, but they are cheaper in the end. Remember, also, that we are the wholesale and retail agents for the celebrated Peonian Springs Water, which is conceded to possess reat merit. Try tt. Elphonzo Youngs Company, 428 9ih st. It 0 BIRDS WITH ONE STONE ne nographer and dis- nee” in half the usual time by Suen 627 Oval Oranges enting @ spectalty. If y ay for the summer P use in our hands. We ¥ o find yous desir- JO 1GHT, Re ad Insurance, 14 w ‘An examination for entrance to the Freshman Class of all departnents will be held in Room #2, Washing- ton Loan and Trust Company's building, Washington, D.C.. begining THURSDAY, June 16, at 11 a.m: and continuing through the afternoon of Friday. {Candidates intending to enter one Year later May be examined at this time on a portion of the subjects re- quired for entrance, us prescribed in the annual cate- By ‘the lege. “fhe examination ‘will be identical with that heldat the samme time in Princeton ‘Applics ould sendin the to F. 8. PRELBEY. Stic Puc (Opialons Washington Loea and Trust Conpany's buuidine, Sasi aan FRANCIS L. PATTON, President of Priston College. DISSOLUTION NOTICE.—THE COP. sa 5s. nership heretofore cnigting’ between ie un izned, tradipe under the ane of WYCKOFF & C. LI, is this ygutual consent, “Either” partner wil olga fn ae ‘May 31,1802. _“{Jel-3t]_ JAMES A. CAHILI. WASHINGTON, D.C., JUNE 1, 1892, <3 %e is hereby given that the copartnership here- tofore existing and doing » general real estate business at 1420 F st. n.w., under the firm nameof W. I HOPKINS & CO., is dissolved by expiration of con- tract of copartnership. JAMES ROBBINS, SMITH PETTIT, JAMES DRIPPS. TEEL'S HOT WEATHER “SPECIALS.” 31-3t* Shi care Wilts Duck Vaute 8130 up. a pomeper Ui 4 Be. = jens Beart, Bc. 8 “mur Conte fi anne), serze, PRN nw of 10s Collars tm all the latest shapes, &c. 935 Pa. ate. and 10th sts, x1 \NSBURY LODG! 4 ™, ates Ez ti ine al dispos- Fe To a voice in the dioporalot the abuts mee: say wharf at 9 s.m. SEE STRT These me ce ECIAL Washington News and Gossip. oe aa WORKINGMEN. On THURSDAY, June 2. 188°, there will be a joint — — "at Labor Hal, cor. 43¢ st. and Penna. wen mnceting” or Hall, cor. $34 st. and Penn: ave. of K, of L.. and th Federation ADVERTISING | Labor to discusg ““Oncanization: “Its Eflect on the | AMUSEMEN. lem.” Hon. Jo M.C., and vis, M. a Member of the general execttive board, ‘Knichts of Labor, will be une of the speakers. All interests of labor are cordially invited. By order of Joint committee K. of L. and Federation por. y of Lab _ | BUSINESS CHANCES THE PE! AR CHIROPODISTS . ciation of Washington and vi a meet FRIDAY EVENING, the cM instant, Pst. n.w., at Sovclock. All Rese shineton sie cordially savited 30 be ent, "GEO. A. WOODWARD, Prosklen®. MASONIO—A RPECIAL ci don of Dawson Lodre, N SUD be held at Masonic Temple F Ter, at 2 p-mms sharp. 10 ‘of our Inte relies: Sermaliy invited tebe preset Fs iy invited ta ba.pregeate De e 'B. FY LARCOMSE 3 TION, NORTH CAPITOL bites! You will meet at new nud New York ave, FRIDA iM: U1, Mt. . Sune 3, 1892) at mt. All Rechabités are invited. POR RENT (Stores). “By order of C.'R »_| FOR SALE (Horses and Vehicles). a= THE WOT 0. Will HOLD IT FOR SALE (Houses). cp iarterly mieeting TOMORHOW (Prise FOR SALF (Lots) Report of al FOR SALE (Miscellaneous). FOR SALE (Pianos), ES mission wt 30, All WE, THE UNDERSIGNED and retail p yet dealers, “awree to ¢ r respective places of business on Saturiays at Lotclock Pm, during the months of June. July and August, cominencing Saturday, Jano 4, 1802. JKEISON PAPER CO., JOHN L. PROSISE, Treas, EASTON & UDP, CHAS. G. STOTT & CO., 3.6. ADDISON, e238 ““MERTZ'S" MODERN IDEAS. jere sensations are never attempted here —this is not a sensational busincss—sound, Feasons underiie every trade movement we make, and our largely increasing outlet is only # logical result of real causes, PIANOS AND ORGANS. PERSONAL. Too much praise cannot be bestowed on PROFESSION our make of 825 lounge or business suite— PROPOSALS. ‘they are a revelation in tatlorinc. RAILROADS. W. C. MERTZ’S. SPECIAL ‘Talloring Shop, SPECIALTIES ne bid 21th st. HOME SEEKERS — ATTENTION ~ | <— lied and youare invited to see six WANTED (Help). ive and convenient two-story and cellar houses | WANTED (Houses). Suit being completed on N st. hw. near 4th and iow Jersey ave. Houses open all day. jev-zt HIGHJINES AND HIGHSTRIKES. PYROTECHNICS in language in enfore- ing an advertising idea are not in our line. WANTED (Miscellaneo: Goverxwent Receirts Topay.—Internal rev- OTHER TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. FIRST ON THE GROUND. Mixsrarontm, Mixx., June 2 During the Past week nearly every train that has reachod this city has carried some of the forerunners S| of the big convention crowd, and yester- 2] the first actual degatess put in their appearance. They were a breeay and husiastic half dozen Indiana boomers for President and they have not hesitated to eknown what they thonght of the opposi- te Indeed. it is hinted that their talk may hurt the candidate later, for nome things were said that were bitter, aud the men about whom they were spoken’ are possessed of good memories. The Harrison boomers were at first thought to be the first delegates on the ground, bat a single Blaine man bad ¢ into the city earlier, He was much more peacea! presence or some thr nes from However, the Harrison head- the frst to be opened and ther harge of the chosen workers for their So the first day may be considered as Riving the adv nf porition to the Presi- dent, for h were in the hands of the dswho managed bis canvass four quarters were e in nar THE CONVENTION WALL. There bad been mach done before the arrival of the first vir ‘or who are now com- to the city are ap ting itall. Here is one of the finest convention halls in the history of political conventions in America, within ten minutes’ walk of the business center, well lighted, with almost tect acoustics, all conceivable: convenience for the pros, i ling not only ample desk and wire arrangements, but also separate entrances at the rear of the hall for the newspaper corn Associated Press and Western Un That is one of the plans of the local press committee to make thi« convention a memorable ong in the history of the country. A small army of correspondents have already arrived and they are uniformly well pr for in the convention hail and all arrangements have been made for their comfort, and for aid in their work. CHAIRMAN CLARKSON ON MAND. Crowds have been arriving, but they did not ‘bring the center of the republican party to this AD 09 AY 1S AD 0D 0 a5 U9 AS OFT OV 2119 ‘We simply unfold an ‘‘unvarnished tale” | enue, $457,028; customs, $643,940. city till this morning, when Chairman Clarkson. in setting forth the salient fact that we are aaa and other members of the national committee ‘what ourtitle implica. Secretary Exxrxs has returned from his | came in ona special attached to the St. Paul SNYDER & WOOD, West Virginia trip. = Milwaukee Electric Lighter, limited, from Model Tailors, TREATIES “wrod oan sea Fioventh siret northwest, "| Tux U.S.8. Yawr10 bas arrived at Monto- | Delegates from all over the country will also eat the ciothiers in Cream and fan —— ‘| Suits by about 25 per cent. lere - Oy te. ame ig? 2 the evidence: Odd Serve and Flannel Trousers, Dip Nor Go to Gerryspvne.—The President ote | didnot make his anticipated visit to Gettys 0 $4, | burg today, being detained by a press of busi | att Novelties in Crean White and Fancy Flaunel begin to arrive and the political pot will be boiling in earnest. ‘The things all their own wa the Clarkson party ai Blaine boomers, and may be called rr. Harrison men bad yesterday, but with some of the strongest at candidate—if such he ill come in for # big share of Rov an ness. Ine thing, and especially noticeable, is the Sipe ee Cee —_+—+— gareful way in which the Minneapolis people pa B. H. STINEMETZ& 80) Fourta-Crass Posrmastens.—Fourth-class | have avoided showing any preference for any postmasters have been appointed as follows: | One man over the other, In the decoration TILL GIVING FM «FT srdto | Maryland, C. R. Wilson, North Branch; J. T.| 0% the convention hall there were used no Piesse” aiore' the reason w come | Kinsey, Smoketown. Virginia, Elizabeth A.| Pictures of party ler, for tho reason ere for your varments. We've never met the Jenkins, Madison that the local committee had man we Could not ft. , To create a little eacite- sit meets themselves that would ‘no wieut we have picked out a few pa m ——__— ee SP a) 5 way show any preferences and such decoration Benge tee Santon ionteten | Ors. MoCanzy, appointment cles of the | vas so cmaidcred in the tall about to ety 3 poy. = easury Department, is seriously ill with a] the people had all they might want of political WEN OW SY. ave. Rw. $2 : h i one ooh. Sof XX ve. 004 10th st... 2) bronchial trouble and in confined to his room. | talk but the fact that ome if the delegates from, <a The doctor has directed that he must not at-| the Minneapolis district, Wm. Henry Eustis, is ensborsaving derices, multiply — dozens tempt to speak and all visitors are excluded. | one of the most rampant Haine wen ia America, je syuaiel Jeena Mijurosra. a om, ae “nt ayy Dostis who started tise belt rolling ome perfection” has ost : i > Ss 10 reach type-written copies and Tur Puptic Dest.—The public debt state-| to bring the convention to this city, and to hws $2000 au ile foreseen be pr duced ment issued yesterday afternoon shows that the | energy is due mach of the credit its fine ep- come an expertin s few days, tees wmedern interest and non-interest-bearing debt decreased | tertainment as well as for its location. duplicating apparatus for iuodern ‘bus $859,149.50 during the month of May. Total Banee WARRADON ti ee hh in treasury, $795,900,595.06. hone JouWC" PARKER, cas ¥, $795,800,595.06. ei Diaieelier and Bisitoner. 619 72h ot. mw. Tuner New Baxxs.—The controller of OFFICE ot MERTZ'S MODE! PHA. ~ is date my doug store - Sundays, EDWARD'S. MERTZ tortie ane sts. de2-lw currency has authorized the following named banks to begin business: The Tyler National ‘The way that the Indiana delegation of work+ ers passed throngh country without any tooting of horns and ar- rived on the ground in time to open up the first the é le + e : headquarters has been as much «matter of ‘GLASS CONTRACTORS, Bank of Tyler, Texas, capital, £100,000: the 4 << Gt First National Bank of Deming, N. Me capita, | Pride and rejoicing to the supportors of the fe can ‘ i ‘i i administration of President Harrison as it ok £50,000, and the First National Bank of Wood = a 2 show the Line, Iowa, capital, @50,000. was of chagrin to his opponents, wi pope are generally credited. with "a "desire to ‘to be found in the city. wedone that very ping emaclven, Breet rate cathe Srcrerant Brarse visited the State Depart-| rest of the Indiana delegation are expected to Beured.. rolled. er ment today and received a number of forei of selected Paints, Oil Artists’ Supplies, Se. Bat EY 20d ao | A¥oids political topics broached by visitors. difficult for us. "Estimates free. TEE (p CER ae Cox. Reyex's Retmmement.—The President 913 7th at. nw. 4e2_| has directed that Col. Remey, judge advocate Be THE MOST MAGNIFICENT RESULTS In stone cutting are those attained by us. ‘Testimonials to our ability are to be seen. wherever is seen fine stone work. We execute promptly and properly stone work of any na- ture, whether it be the erection of a MONUMENT or VAULT or the Tiling ofaficor. Designs free upon request. ‘The material comes from the most ‘noted quarries of America, and we have a lim- itless variety. The work and the prices will please you. Estimates cheerfully Furnished. a —— a Engineer McAlpine. orders to proceed to Boston for special duty, sgpamiednsoet second term as judge advocate general. chi NY itt yesterday, with the following complement and F. J. Hubbard, J. F. MANNING, Monumental Worka, Cor. 14th and Hats. n.w. Be * ORRAT Sec Th Wy increasing. demand f PREMIER TYP myli-im ministers who called, this being diplomatic day. ‘The Sccretary is feeling very well and is said to be in unusually good spigits, but diplomatically general of the navy, be placed upon the retired list from next Saturday, June 4, Col. Remey | talked a good ing been found disabled bya medical board. | unsettled. ‘This date will also mark the expiration of his ‘Tur. Passaic rx Commisstox.—The U. 8. §, | Convention should have a color Pamaie was put in commission at Noffolk, Va., officers: Commander Edwin Longnecker, Lieut. W.P. Day, Ensigns M. K. Eyre, W. L. Dadd Assistant Surgeon Guest, ief Engineer Jefferson Brown and Assistant ‘The Passaic is under Navar Onpens.—Licuts. R. M. Brown and 0. G. Dodge and Ensign H. G. Dresel have been ordered to examination for promotion. Capt. J, C. Watson detached from the navy ard at Mgre Island, Cal., and ordered to com- ‘ign | arrive tomorrow with « proper flourish of nly will Prosident, on the matter eapress ho preference chairman, ond as to other off- cers there is the seme retice The candidates fot the the same that they have been for several weeks — Reed or Porter for temporary chairman and MeKinley for the persuanént prositing uficer i |, but all of that is as yet very ‘The national committee will meet on Satur- day and segtle on the temporary officers. There has been a strongly expressed opinion that the republican as either temporary or permanent chairman. Whether anything will come of the suggestion of} remains to be seen, Tho leading candidate for secretary is C, W Johnson of 3 the secretary of the United States § last night there was some expression of against him by Washington correspondents on the ground that he was nota good reader. ‘There is not any other equally prominent can- didate yet mentioned for the place. XompING BUT Talk as to probabilities ix plenty and of all sorts, ‘ybody is sure that his opinion is the one cortain to prove true. The Harrison boo ers have an airof conscions victory, while many WRITER, ‘the modern business ma-| mand the San Francisco, steamer of the seneaten 1 * - ns ie ermine, eons | Goth inatant for Henolula, H.1 Rann 1. | Ste most enthusiastic Hlinites Weaken when aime = tne por. | Dresel, ordered to hold himself in readiness for ity, attained by this zwachine that, despite the fact that about 50 macliines are tured out daily, the Company is about 2,000 orders behind. Send to us for one on trial. HENRY A. CLARKE & SON, A ents, 935 F STREET. an LAY OF THE TAILOR— Artistic Tailor. Yon want orders to the Monocacy. i, Anuy Orpens.—Leave of absence for months on surgeon’ that will be an adorn- jothee that will be an ador eral. Leave of absence for seven days, to take Shpearance. jg a effect June 12, is granted Capt. x. on “‘bargain” counters, O'Connor, eighth cavalry, recruiting officer. aioe fa sua eee, Hi material, ‘ortmanghinn style, the recruiting service, New York city, to con- taste, At and the toweat price. | St i riment of Dakota, i e duct recruits to the department of 3. &. GRIESBAUEL, Artistic Tatlor, 49 OTH St. ta ,AN ERROR CORRECTED. Tenterdey we advertised the price of certificate of disability,’ with permission to go beyond sea, is granted Maj. Theodore Schwan, assistant adjutant gen- Second Lieut. Winthrop 8. Wood, tenth eav- alry, will report in person to the superintendent Paxwext or Svcan Boustr.—A statement prepared by the commissioner of internal together the situation is an interesting one with {little new in the line of predictions ‘since the various forecasts that have been sent out from six] the east. ‘TWILL BE A BIG FIGHT, The Move in the New Jersey Chancery Court Against the Keading Combine. ‘Trextox, N. J., June 2—The move against the Reading coal combine in. the court of chancery will prove an interesting one. Speak- ing upon the matter Gov. Abbett suid: “I an- ticipate seeing the greatest legal contest the state of New Jersey has ever hud. The law dis tinetly prohibits the consolidation of corpora ic dividuals Jo to the Punch at Gc. per gt, which was wrong, | revenue shows that to June 1 bounty on sugar | tions, companies or indi ne ooking © The price is but s0c."per at. and it sur-| has been paid as follows: Number of claims “ray of peice by and thr tn T anew aa Pench. oe for bounty on beet, eane and sorglium sugar re- i Be Dr regety By LG el ving 209; num —— inch. we will 1d one, two or a half ber of claims 2,798, invol 87,; Kece outs ROR za" | Daca’ ot sitter aor Seung an meciomee Po Pei ox ween received, 595, involving €14.067; number of | rhe Whisky Trust People Claim ‘That It ts G14 14th st. nw. £ MS ede ra Sst iso Rag t —— Unconstitutional, | age SHINER a RY SRS: | total number of claims’ paid, 2816, involving | Crcrxxatt, Ouro, June 2—The Commercial — ‘st. ; separate apartments, Mans, clean, dry and 87,271,095. Gazetle today says: The whisky trust people So Mor aa aaws Pensoxat.—W. H. Parkinson and Joseph Rinne and forme at tie toed Ign, Allan R. Joy of Livingstone, Mont., and i i E ——¥. Williamson FF i a (Of the late Gedney & Roberts Co. Now at 1421 G st. nw, —TWO WELL Stine een tats oa ae pee 43 Fe i : ; fe t } H : beile i Begs “F uf 7 | if E | E i EB 2 i E f ! I Spencer of New York, Wm. R. Mofiitt of Brook- B. MeMallen of Philadelphia are at Willards, I ; i i of a i! are going to test the constitutionality of the anti-trust law. On Friday Mr. Green will come to the city from Peoria and submit to ar rest on the warrant from Boston because x a Ww. and committed to Herron will ank the court for an order i 8 Ls ? Ht H & g