Evening Star Newspaper, June 3, 1892, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR BLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY, PURLTT THE STAR BUILDINGS 1101 Penasyivania Avenue, comer 11th St. by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, 8 H. KAUFFMANN, Pres't New York Ofce, 88 Potter Building. VENTSG STAB is served to subscribers in the SEs ena area Fae = conty cach. By mati— joven ths aioe Beaten Canada—postae j) AM cemis per month. SATURDAY QUADRUTYLE Surey Stam 61. 00 pee years ‘with forezp pomave added. $3.00. (Entered at the Post Office at Washington, D.C., a OS, ©" All wail subscriptions must be paid in advames. Rates of advertising made known on application. Vor 80, No. 20,277. WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 1892. ‘FI NANCTAL. FINANCIAL. SPECIAL NOTICES. —__ SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. ee ee ING) ELIST, FROM Have You Mave Your War EQUITABLE CO-OPERATIVE ae Oper tories, of Hera Sloe Orenoe fr tate epee, en crete Pe ouemery tf ye deceased em Three of the many reasons why you BUILDING ASSOCIATION. pesgivan ave, SUNDAY, Jue SR: eursions or sick persons. Bt. se, iste wate ey oe Sd Fat 5 dalle Taz Wasmxorox Loax Ax should names company, such as this, as ddeian: aches Je-ae® Shick ait ood Fel vp Se TRUST COMPANY ‘Has © paid-up Capital of $1,000,000 and ‘® Surplus Fund of $100,000. ‘The attention of parties leaving the city fe called to the fact that it furnishes storage for ailver ware, trunks and valuable papers. Interest paid on deposita Call or write for information, 1s‘ BRAINARD B. WARNER, President. Procrastination is not only the thief of time, ‘but procrastination in life insurance steals the bread from the mouth of many s widow and orphan. A delay now may bring you much unhsppi- ness and your family creat suffering. You may become uninsurable if you wait, ‘Many men want insurance today who can't fet it because of physical weakness. ‘The rates of insurance increase as You grow older. ‘The sooner you take out a Tontine Policy the ‘sooner it matures. See to your insurance today. The Equitable fs the best company. ‘Sand for zoures adapted to your age. BOWES & HALL, Resident Managers Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States, #3 1226 F at. L°TERS oF CREDIT FOR ‘TRAVELERS IN ENGLAND AND ON THE CONTINENT ISSUED BY LEWIS JOHNSON & 00., Bun Building, 1415 F st. Lsgortas: News FOB STOCKHOLDERS Inthe CO-OPERATIVE TOWN COMPANY. (Copy of Telegram.) Bristol, Tenn., May 31, "82. 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 gauge railway connection to all northern points, It means, too, that the property of the Co- operat:ve Town Company will that day be worth more ‘than two dollass for every one put into it. SERIES B STOCK In the CO-OPERATIVE TOWN COMPANY Is continued on the market for swhile longer. The management, in view of « possible dividend in the near future, deem it desirable not to place » new series on at this time. 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 Almont any means. Five shares can be carried for 86.25 s month, larger blocks in proportion. A guarantee of safe and intelligent management is offered shareholders in the Co-operative Town Corapany im the personnel of its directory: Robert P. Porter, president; Louis E. McComas, vice preai- dent; A. T. Britton, treasurer, and John G. Carlisle, Isham @. Harris and H. C. Hansbrough, directors. (Call on of address ©. B McBLAIR, District Agent, ‘Gl Atlantic building. Gia Tae Canons A Cusxcx py viU SAVE FEI MONEY | tue the Saving Stamnes ss SiOx SA Nos Lt a Over 150,000 fve-ceut stain OTE 150,000" Sve-cent etainye sold im leas then Here are the places where you can find them: EPOSIT AGENCIES, ‘They will sell you the best gods in their respective jward & Lothrop, merchandise: B. Rich & general merchandise Si Grocer, Edward i. Koon, 7th x D,F; pickling, “319 qroseist_ D. P. Mertz. Moder: ee RST fy tah aid Se Cag tS N.Y. ave. druxgist Brown, 7th 4 Hijiton, 1908 "Pa. sees T Smith, corner 2d F ste, Houston's Pharniacy, comer 10th abd ste Cosine Tab eacea A, + a GTON — Edward “toviiwk EST WASHIS bar yi CTHEAST recy wae eye P. Weller, TL soe pet Hodaes, whine th ee ave, ae Bra nsgt the ee Gi ETOWS. — seep wou fanlon. V4es SA wt gros We ou and SEAGER aren a Coser eaten of 2 your trustee, executor or administrator in Preference to an individual are its perpetu- ity, unlimited responsibility and powers of ‘accomplishment. An individual's business ‘must close at death, but the company exist- ence is perpetual. Accompany, such as this, is like a colossal Personality with magnified senses. Each individual in {ts management is selected for his special fitness for the peculiar place and he beeomes an expert in the exercise of his function. Such is the advantage in naming scompany, such as this, as your executor in preference to friend, who may Jack the experience and superior judgment in making judicious investment looking to the benefit of the heirs, who is subject to humsn failures and infinnities or whose death may precede your own, requiring the making of a new will. Then. too, one must consider the statist{- eal fact that = majority of individual ¢: ‘ecutors fail to render a final statement of the executorship. The path of a company, such as this, is marked out, and {t must fol- low it—keep its accounts in strict accord- ance with the facts and the law or lose ite ebarter, and must be ready to make a settle- ment when requested. Ifyou have not made your will do so at once. Itisdue your family and society. Wills drawn free and kept free. AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST CO., A. T. BRITTON, President. ew stone building, 1405 st. nw. it Tas Narooma Sars Derosrr, BAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. CORNER 15TH ST. AND NEW YORE AVE. CHARTERED BY A@PECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS JANUARY 28, 1807. CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS. ‘Aota'na executor, administrator, guardian of the ee tates of minors, committes of the estates of lunatics, receiver, assignes and executes trusts of any and every description, Wills preparediby a comp ‘ent attorney, who ts in Getty sttendance, and kept without charge when the company is named executor or trustes. Receives money deposits in sums of TEN ORETS 24 upward and allows interest thereon. SILVER WARE AND VALUABLES of all descrip- ‘tom, pecked in trunks or boxes, received for deposit tm capectous vaults of unsurpassed dryness and secur- {ty at moderate cost. RENTS SAFES FROM $5 TO 6125 EACH PER axxvik édeciipina To size AND LOOATION. > US ee BR. JONES, Third. RIGG: Pe Te STUNTEVANT: Secretary. OF THE FIRST CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION, 32D STREET. ‘BOOKS OPEN FOR SUBSCRIPTION | To THE ‘SLEVENTH SERIES OF STOCK. $1,000 IN FULL ADVANCED ON EACH SHARE. has this association earned for Such itself that ff now numbers among its stockholders residents of Texas, Kansas, Missouri, New York, Delawgre, Maryland and North Carolina. Itis now im its eleventh year of prosperity and is growing ‘day by day. ‘The fully the merits of this association are be more convinced the people will be. come of ite superiority over all others and impressed with the benefits derived from memberahip. tis conducted on sound business principles and 1s truly equiteble in all its features. ‘Borrowers and investors share alike in its profite, EVERY SERIES MATURES IN SIX YEARS (all af the office for explanatory pamphiets. VALUATION COMMITTEE. ‘W. Biley Devbie, Wm. A. Hutchins, & W. Darby. #p30-308 JESSE H. WILSON, Attorney. T™ wast Exn Att NATIONAL BANE, DI ORS: % J ris Si See es Henry C. Winship. ftee nie * rat Sen William B."Riley. Foun BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF WASHINGTON, D. Cc. 6 Per Cont om Regular Deposits and 10 Per Cont paid on left with the Association for 5 years. ‘You can borrow $1,000 from ws on Real Estate MATURING IN 102 MONTHS, ‘WITH GUARANTEED VALUE OF ¢200. ‘For cireulars and other informstion apply at offices, EDWARD 8. YORE. “iisnaicee od oan Bovartment to LOANS. —_Those who desire loans to pay for prop- erty, pay off mortgaces. or for building purposes, should ascertain the terms npou ‘which money is loaned by the Equitabie Co-operative Building Association. Eighty-seven monthly payments of prin- cipal and interest settles a loan in full. Any portion or all of a loan, however, may be settled at any time by paying ac- crued interest to date of such asettle- ment. ASSETS, $1,315,111.15. Pamphlets explaining the advantages Gand bencfits of the association and other information furnished upon application Gt the office, 1003 F at 23D ISSUE OF STOCK Open for subscription. Bhares, $2.50 monthly. JNO. JOY EDSON, Secy. Office hours: 9 s.m. to 4:30 p.m. ‘Wednesday, June 1, 6 to 8 p.m. my31-4t Tux Onto Nano Baxx oF WASHINGTON. Capital. 8200, 000, Cor. 12th and G sts. n.w. Besides being engaged in a general banking business the Ohio National Bank has devoted a lene portion of the vault space in its substantial NEW BUILDING to s number of SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES, renting from 85 to $35 per annum, affording absolute protec- tion to valuable papers of all kinds. J.D. TAYLOR, INO. 0. JOHNSON. ©. H. DAVIDG! C. A. BAKER, myl7-lin SPECIAL NOTICES. 19 IT RESILIENT? 5 =. received from the GORMULLY & JEF- FERY MANUFACTURING CO. a sample rim and tyre, illustrating their new pneumatic. It is an ex- tremely neat and well-made article. It looks well handles well. It has great resilienoy—dropping the inflated tyre from a height of four feet, it rebounded toexactly three inches of the height from which it was dropped, showing that the amount of force lost {1 finitesimal. The tyre is by no means heavy, indeed i fs light, and the valve is simplicity itself. There is » non-return valve in the pump, and the air is kept in by cross pressure on the tube applied in an extremely, simple and ingenious manner.—The Cyclist, Coventry, Eng. _ Samples can be seen and rae at 1905 14th m. w.my7 <a Thinavon fiends for Cassard and Boneless Bacon when they wore not Cassard's at i ie ba tied naveral plata fo overcome tis A> Scatty and have nally ‘a bine oval tin tas, ‘With our name printed on it in white, which is affixed See pea etteaceeteen Sotae sels erat cei this tag attached to theta jald-tr Boou: BOOM! BOOM!! BOOM! ‘The way is always clear, And white the boomers area MING, ‘We'll take them in the rear, Which ts a sorter *‘short cut” to success, don’t cher ait, Mrateric move with which we aro perfectly tay from long exp nd extensive practice. ‘Boomers nt no CHECK or CHECKS on gus movements, Decause cur diseds are not done in the dark. -t the bear the indorse- ei of ALL THE PEOPLE. We rence to roanes: mabe: = obseure methods. Such are not the re- que ents of & loritimate business. | They ars ‘the nd grabbers” and "Claim Jumpers," with whom we have no association or afll- ‘tions, We do not find it necessary to make s self before the public—as to our great wonderful achievements. We modestly aoa Wares we have on sale, quote the prices and. invite you to call—aiake s tour of inspection ‘of out sels figek, apd if you chance ty find the articles you need at price you Zinke'y out purchases f ay oll there's tn We and ail that baa ea thee ever bei, ao as we are person? “CHILDREN'S DEPARTS Win be found iuany TWO-FILGE SUITS, slzee 4 to ares USO score. aT $1. 75 asus. seme wien WaT S200 4 801 AT. +20 4 SUIT. And when we toe the mark $3.00 4 surr You may. reasgasbiy expect an article which will worably with any 5 suit on this inarkes. snd ‘our ‘our word for it—your expectation will be fully hegre MENS surrs, In sacks and cutaways, all sizes, {fo m 33 to 42, at $7.50 As» $10, Have been a blessing to thousands of ple in this Spgs SCSI cp ott Pmt te with tom ate “Slater's” “Rete wim ene Sane ping Werrantcds all wool and fast color, at $9.50 4 svrt. a a of Gilt Buttons go with each one of Tmascending the scale of prices for Men's Suits the more prominent are $12.50, » S180 $14.50 Ax 15. We wonld remark risht hers that from $7.50 to $15 wocan sult i gerenty five cut of everyone Witsdred anon “Hage diay of eer claim that onr, N'TALOO: eal if not superior, gies of ax omen house 0, Hf not at of aby otter is mity. We have all «rades, nN shades, all 1 styles that are in touch with the present pete are 815), 52 F250, 99.78, 3, $3.50, 2.87, Come to us. api show you through our stock cheerfully. wait upon Fou ad politely and pleasantly ‘as we know how and will not importune you to buy. VICTOR E. ADLER'S 10 Per Cent Clothing House, 927 and 9207th st. n.w., Corner Massachusetts ave. STRICTLY ONE PRICE. Open Saturday until 11 pin, ake espn che Coats, has and, checks, on. sale, ea inane OPENING OF WASH GOODS. Black Silk and Wool Nun's Vel LINEN Goops. ign, all. widthe, G. A. R. Hars Axp Curs, G. 4. B CORDS AND WEEATHS, G. A BR SWORDS AND BELTS, @. A. B. PATENT SEPARABLE BUTTONS, @. A. B MEMORIAL BADGES, @. A. BR GLOVES. BEST QUALITY AND LOWEST PRICES. &.N. MEYER, 222 Beventh st. SPIRITUALISM, WONN’S Hi ; See feet, gdee ogee rte een ee SORT, Rtg am for the letiog pane. National CLEPHANE, Becre- my31-6b THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE directors will be held MONDA’ ides Hal's o'clock, LEWIS ‘stockholders of ‘the American Ammonia facturing Company for by tien ‘tion of ne aa stn. w. S02, at 10o'cigek TLE, Pres 085) Pee ANNUAL MEETING OF Si OF SUCH LOT aS are re lt Come- on MONDAY, ‘Fil be tela atthe oft of tho cenuetory rirpose of electing a board of menarcreot the gaser Ineyear. HS MATTHEWS, mye Secretary. <a ANNUAL MEETING OF THE stockliolders of the town Gas Light ny for the election of seven directors for the SHBG gees Mit held at ie gatupany’s omen, Tis Sou ‘on MONDAY. Sune EH tee ‘Qpen at 12 mh. and close at 1p.1a. THOS: KNOW Steretary. e—_7"0 IMPORTANT ITEMS. “Lay The Dust! “Lay The Dusi “‘Lay The Dust!" “Lay The Dust! “Lay The Dust!" “‘Lay The Duat!™ ‘Lay the dust? Save the fur. niture! Frequent watering of ‘thepavement, iawn and street will settle the dust, keep things cool, fresh and élean and make grass and flowers grow. 25 feet Garden Hoso, with couplings snd patent nozzle, 21.90. “Lay The Dust!" Garden Hose Reeis,76c. each?) “Lay The Dust! Hose by the foot at low “Lay The Dust” —_ prices. “Out The Grase!” You'll need a Lawn Mower, Cut The Grass!” too! -Makes the lawn look ‘Cut The Grass! silky to keep 1t short and even. ‘Cut The Grave! It takesa Lawn Mower to doit. ‘Cut The Gras ‘We've a fully guaranteed 10- "Cut The Grasa!” toch Lawn Mower as low as “Cut The Grass!” —@3.25 each. BARBER & ROSS, Butlders’ Hardware, COR. 11TH AND G STS. N.W. 32 DANENHOWER'S 42D GRAND *LIMENTARY REAL ESTATE EXCURSION CUMBERLAND, MD RCUMBERLAND ig on a boom. B.snd 0. is pending €150,000 pillding shops ot reir property tammedinnes ‘to the lo to, be sold June. MBIRD nd ‘the LAND" AND bphOvEALENT Co €o} of ett cores novine be ayers pes ea riving in CUMBERLAS XD 32 o'clock in tine for dinner. ‘The sale bevins at and will be continued on THURS- AY etarnioe. the special train AND ‘Thursday’ after: noon, COM! “ARY Y rickety andi formation can, oh obteined from Af GTO! DANENHOWER, — Real stat » 13th and G sts. n.w. Applicants wit x iy as possible 60 they can be properly caret bar) open for. BO, Fuh 3 460,7 , WASHINGTON, D.C., JUNE 1, 1802, hereby given that the copartnership here- tofore existing and doing gencral real estate business at 1420 F st. n.w., under the firm name of W. I. HOPKINS & CO., ig dissolved by expiration of con- tract of copartnerahip. JAMES ROBBINS, SMITH PETTIT, delat? JAMES DRIPPS, STANSBURY LODGE, No. 24, F. A. . will give an excursion to Coloni: a DAT, {URE 7 ate. for the varptse of dispas- ing of horsé, harness and bizwy, when each ser of excursion tickets will be given a buimbered ticket on- ce in the disposal of the above men- turnout. Boat leaves 7th st, wharf at Qa.1, For sale at the Koss. Pharmacy, corner Ss 7th st. n.w., and at the boat 34.07 E THE UNDERSIGNED WHOLESALE retail paper dealers, agree to close our Tespective places of business on Sats sat 1 o'clock Dem duriee the snout ‘of June, July and Aug Samii Bay othe ipen By JOHN 1; PROSISE, Treas., EASTON & RUPP, G 8forT & co., $e2-3t J.C. ADDISON. gq HOME SEEKERS — ATTENTION 18 called and you are invited to see six at- tractive and convenient two-story aud cellar, houses inst beine completed on N st. n. Ww. near 4th and New Jersey a muses Open all da e —_" J. COSTINET’ SGsT. N. w., MERCHANT TAILOR. ND NAVY OFFICERS’ QUTFITTER. up. Tronsei up. Fits guarante: apo3m_ ppointinen 3 FOR LITTLEPEOPLE. EST VALU: * CHILD'S DEPARTMENT, 00 Child's Sute save yon 40: ) Child's Suits save SOL SUITS “TREMOR TO ALL. Heer rades from $6.00 to €15.00. proportionately ‘Manufacturers direct to the people. my31-1% EISEMAN BROS., cor. 7th and Eats, Fee Bac “GAS RANGES." “GAS RANGES." Peerless Estate ts the best. Peerlens Estate is the cheapest. Peerless Estateis complete, Made in six different styles and sizes and every range guaranteed. Sold only by THE E. F. BROOKS CO., 831 15th st. n.w., Corcoran building. All work Promptly exseuied._mylé-In Tee ‘B FULISHER _Tetephone 70, buy TS) HOSTS Rot. nw 8135 WILL BUY AN EXCELLENT Up- Fiebt plano. HUGO WORCH & CO.. 925 Piano Dealers. ved, ea, and shipped. Sohne PIANO AGENCY. MANTEL ANDIBONS, FENDERS, | <7 Graien,, Wrought iron “ ‘pixturue, Be: discounts while maki: . ‘Wahié-tr J: He CORNING. fle Shops 520 33th st, JUST THINK! HORS} NI = INK! a , HARNESS AND. ast san PEE Pons OF SUPERIORITY TEND TO KEEP THE’ REMINGTON STANDARD TYPEWRITER Abead of all Competitors. EXCELLENCE OF DESIGN. SUPERIORITY OF CONSTRUCTION. ‘BASE OF MANIPULATION. CALL AND SEE THE NEW ‘02 MODEL. WYCKOFF, SEAMANS & BENEDIOT, LE DROIT BUILDING, STH AND F STS. X.W. mhl7-te 5S eee TOE AND COAL 00., 000 TONS oem? ce kc aa iy. Bon boy ae | anaes wetetet clos Yor egedery for f0F carload lots ‘We wish to repeat that the cele- brated Regio Dono brand Ovat Oranges which we are offering Just now are ‘Without exception the finest that can Deprocured. It islarge, heavy,clean frais of beautiful oval shape, very bright and sightly. ‘Weer sho efhcing on extra tne! 8 lot of genuine Veleet-skinLemone, well ripe and full of Juice. True, they cost @ little more, but they are cheaper in the end. ‘Bemember, also, that we are the colebrated Peonian Springs Water,which ts conceded to possess reat merit, ‘Try it Eiphonso Youngs Company, 428 9th st. ee ‘MANIFESTS ITSELF every article of apparel that cigae buyers ll sere oe ‘ om te eat foods be ‘butt in in the beat goods at the lowest possi- 8. iA the principle fi ot Rye colting from ts all out money M Spey sade tite tes soa = to ats ar gain you 4 weil pro ‘tha ae Artietic? me a 435 OTH ST. py i UEI 1». Hirata doe cq 221 DISTINCTLY UNDERSTOOD THAT | © Tam no longer connected with the firm of Gedney & Roberts, but am established at 1421Gst., with am entire new plant, new type faces snd in a position to do the most Artistic Printing and Engraving at moder- ate prices. I aball be pleased to see my friends and submit estimates for anything they may desire in the line of Priating and Engraving. WM. F. ROBERTS, 1421 Gat. nw. myll3n FFU RES THAT TELL THE STORY MORE FORCIBLY THAN WORDS. Hore are prices which should set ‘side any doubt in your mind as to our determination to dispose of our entire stock on hand prior to removal to our magnificent F street store: $7 Trousorings now $5.95. $8 Trouserings now $6.40. $10 Trouserings now $8. $12 Trouserings now 89.60. 915 Trouserings now $12. Not a single piece of Suiting es- capes the knife. The following ‘will give you an idea as to the ex- tent of the cuts: 825 Suitings now $21.78. $27 Suitings now $22. 830 Suitings now $25.50. 835 Suitings now $28. No wonder you are willing to Jet the unsatisfactory ready-made clothes alone when such fine im- Ported Trouserings and Suitings ‘are being made up for 0 little. WARFIELD SIMPSON, ‘Tailor, cor. Oth and G sts. n.w: Ge ™ MOST MAGNIFICENT RESULTS In stone cutting are those attaincd 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 MONUMENT or VAULT or the Tiling ofa floor. Designs free wpon request. The material comes from the most noted quarries of America, and we have im- itless variety. The work and the prices will Please you. Estimates cheerfully Surnished, Call and talk it over! 3. F. MANNING, Monumental Works, Gor, 14th and Hats. nw. myll-lm FFF OF Mente MODERN PHARMACY. After this date my drag store will be closed Sundays. EDWARD P. MERTZ, etlw Cor, 11th and F ats. TORE SOUR FURNITURE TRUNKS. ke. with LATIMER & SLOA pate as sxe! FOR RENT — TWO, WELL-FURNISHED Bw an Hua Bae a a a YOU GOING away? Smoke renting 4 PTE me ae etorees ee! ‘examination for. ofa Gapartpents wilbe bed & faabing- jon Loan and ist SSE wg , June a, SGeniltatew iatendin to enter, ‘one ate may be | ener snined at this boron jects Sooo: See er examinstion will be identical with that held at time in Princeton. ao Bee ‘OOPART- wre Sy ‘s. i,t a a mi Wholesale and retail agents for the | § arti eur Sees | <a 2S te eal ae iver the a ca eeerciae ‘After the the hall rr. and visiting brethren, Canton, No. 1, and Canton Foto- mac, No. 5, Patriarchs ‘Miitzant, will form in glow'and proceed to Congressional cemecery and strew ‘oh the wraves of oar ‘beetliren. “Byanie ofthe lodse WM. P. ALLAN, Rec. See. THE CORNER TORE OF A NEW ¥ by b, Gar scottish eae AY a apm ere frum fhe ty snd on. soto to be Con- ‘Yeyances will run oes Ans to the village. FETING OF Ac ‘the Kadosh. ROBERT BALL, 22°, Nh 3.3 TEACHERS AND BILE STUDENTS c: te ‘Lessor a of aart%, SUT, OF Anternational ms, . i 400 New York ave., Satur: ‘oveniugs, will begin: To Wweloommed. —2 potas NOTICE— ; opening eee be re ied oh SUNDAY. June the Stn, ipaie As ‘oth 2 do ed oor sad iene rae "fle Cowie. Ke nen niet Praha rake ry aay rae ete the erection of their own ing isinvited to @ most elictole site 1 have for centtel part of the city, aad te every way a flad to com svanieste With any Gos autborized to act in this matter. JOHN B. WIGHT, ae WASHINGTON. D. C.. JUNE 1. erly tra’ ing at 403-68 ; Pees any ase jortned a0 ie under the ieee a SE & eee Purp of 303-3t cof condi eral real estate and — ing to watienly ce sgoler fale ana “Yer con ahve many 9 aol plecing your lumber ofders with as” ho matter how smallor how large they nay be. ° Toone one but the best gang and d-sawed. Tam? ‘ask leas it other varie. nak for inferior cie- cular-sawed. 1.10 per 100 ware feet. with our Virginia Pine Floori pinches wide, $1.50 per 100 8a. ‘Libbey, Bittingor & Miller, Lumber and Mill Work. Cor. 6thand X. ¥. ave. a.w. CHAS. E. HODGEIX, Paints, Glass and Oils. 913 7th st. n.w. peerer’ eeease AUCTION SALES. BICYCLES. BOARDING. BUSINESS CHANCES CHIROPODISTS CITY ITEMS wSx EDUCATIONAL... EXCURSIONS, &e. FINANCIAL... FOR RENT (Fists) POR RENT (Offices FOR RENT (Rooms) - FOR KENT (Houses), FOR RENT (Stores)... POR SALE (Horses and Vehicles) FOR SALE (Houses) FOR SALE (Lots) weeeeeeeseSauan SEE ee re z a Se MISCELLANEOUS. MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN. NOTARIES PUBLIC. OFFICIAL NOTICES, OCEAN STEAMERS. POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. PIANOS AND ORGANS... PERSONAL. PROFESSION PROPOSALS RAILROADS. SPECIAL Ni SPECIALTIES. STEAM CARPE SUBURBAN PROPERTY... SUMMER RESORTS... WANTED (Help)... WANTED (Houses) WANTED (Lots)... WANTED (Rooms) WANTED (Situations). WANTED (Miscelianeous). Goverxmant Recerpts Topay.—Internal rev- enue, $424,031; customs, €767,550. es Sean Sxonrrany Fosten has returned from New York and was at the ‘Treasury Department to- J. ee Lavxcnrxo or Tae Trxas.—The battle ship Texas will be launched at the Norfolk navy {urd June 28 next, this date having boen fixed y Secretary Tracy, ——-__—_ Acts Arrroven.—The President has approved the act making Laredo, Tex.,asubport of entry and the act amending sections 2807 and 2881, R. 8.,80 as to permit a change in the destination of « cargo of imported merchandise at any tie within fifteen days from the time it is entered “for orders.” ISPLAYING GREAT JUDGMENT. ns in, in_which Phonographs prppelnet placed in'the cfioes of or forgnont Professional inen ‘speaks well for teetr sound besiucesfodguaset ad heen erptee ciation of ite value. h the heaviest corre- With ‘the: Phonograp! spondence is but Pastti It, time, ‘Worry, loss of avoirdupos and money. “Toplace them within the ineans of all we sell them'upon menthiy istellweute COLEMBEA PHONOGRArH co It G27 E st. A FiT OR NOBALE. yee" eet wegen hi Bakes ‘wish to tanapt Sout to try » ER ona vate ait tile OWEN OWEN, cor. . ¥. COATS THAT ‘Shed your wy cout and vest ff you wish to keen Cool Here isa list of feather'we = zaliee ight pace Coats, $1. Gray au air Jisht Pinney Co Contes €3.50 and Serge Coats, Black and Navy, Ponsee Silk Coats and Vests qervhl 0°. Four-in-band Scart, 3 TREL'S, . ois Pas ave 13 SS LIFE WORTH LIVING.” the con mees which reform old eae oe eet moded red "Eitmeoeraph the it print circulars, pills ot fre invitations, ‘instructions to elen safely nasil natintactordy like to show ‘it works. OHN ©. PARKER, younow ‘and Stationer, 619 7th st. n.w. 33 aoe Amur Oxpens.—Major Marcus P. Miller, fifth artillery, has been ordered to Boston for service in connection with the several encamp- ments of the militia of Massachusette during the present summer. Post Chaplain Malnor C. Blaine is relieved from duty at Fort Custer, Montana, and will report in person to the com manding’ officer, Fort Buford, North Dakota, for duty at that post. Second Lioutonanl Thomas F. Schley, twenty-third infantry. transferred from Company I to Cangeny ar that regiment. oS ape Pznsoxat.—Jno. L. Pratt of St. Paul. Gen. XH. M. Sprague, governor's staff, Augusta, M E. H. Ackley of Brooklyn and H. R. Jones of | “°° Baltimore are at Willard’s.—J. E. Simpson of Denver, 0. M. Brown of Wheeling, A. 8. Selden of Baltimore and O. W. Reddall of New York are at the Randall. P. Hatch of Chicago, A. W. Porter of Boston, T. G. Smith of Baltimore ‘and H. B. Thomas of San Francisco are at the Ebbitt.—Jos. Brewer of Boston, Russell Duane of Philadel- phia, John B. ‘Hinkson of Chester, Pa., and’ Wm. Christy of Phenix, Arizona, are at the Riggs—John E. Wood of Pittsburg, J. A. Tonner of New York, PA. Ross of Scranton and F. H. of Ohio are at the Arlington.—W, B. 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Thestatement wos made to a Stan man just after Secretary Blaine’s departure from the cabinet meeting at the White House today and was in response to a suggestion that the Secre- tary might avail himself of the columns of Tax Sram in case he had any further communics- tions to make to the public on the eubject. Mr. Blaine smiled good naturedly and then remarked quietly, “I’m not going to write any- thing more.” He then changed the subject and politely declined to be led back to it, —————————__ HOW THE CABINET STANDS. ‘Mr. Biaine Said to Prefer Mr. Harrison's Candidacy to That of Others Mentioned. A prominent member of the administration said this afternoon that all the members of the OPPOSING PARTIES’ CL Much Discussion Regarding South Dakota. GEN. NEW’S SHARP RETORT. SKIRMISHING BEFORE BATTLE. Opposing Forces Arriving on the Politics! Field at Minneapolis. Mrxwzarouis, Mixx., June 3.—The hotel re- tundas were crowded early this morning, and the skirmish firing of the last few days swelled into roar of musketry as the main bodies of the opposing forces began to arnive. Both sides claim to be equally confident, but i certain that nothing positive can be predicted upon the “claim everything” statements made both by partisans of the President and of Mr. Blaine. The confidence with which the Blaine men announce that he will accept the nomination if it is extended bima and caim aseurance with which they are prosecuting the contest im bis bebalf bas’ had some weight, however, and the al politicians are ‘directing their at tention to a diligent analysis of the probable vote of the various delegations. the matter of figures the Harrison man- to the states which have given pesi- President and cite the tions for th assurances of support which they claim to be daily receiving from instructed delegations. The Blaine people gwe no details, but elaim about everything in sight, pot limiting their figures to the states in which no instructions wore given, but claiming scores of votes from states positively instructed for Harrison. NOMINATION PREDICTED ON THE PIRST BALLOT, Mr. Clarkson, who seems to have been ee signed to do the heavy tilting for the Secretary. of State, declared this morning that Blaine Abe nominated on the first ballot beyond pradventure, John ©. New, on the other hand, whe iim command of the Harrison artillery, that the nomination of the President om the first ballot wax a fact as certain as the rising of the sun in the enst, Neither faction seems to edmit the possibility of a dark horse being ia ne race, but there are those here—old amd ex- perienced politicians who are not shouting fer Gither wide who give itas their opinion that the whole thing will wind up, after & pre fight, in the now Mentioned. An astute Lilinoisan who has attended political convention for thirty years aid morning: “There is t cither Klaine or Harris Each has so strong a foliowing that he can é=- feat the other's aspirations, My idea of the out come ix that there will be sever then a bolt to an outsider, McKinley ine mination of some one who is net mighty good place, end I should not becu» prised to see the pitm fall to him. | No. Alger ie Rot a ponsibility for either first or second place. If McKinley gets first place the second place will go east, Mek and Led would be « preity good combinati LOOKING FOR A DARK HORSE. There are others who think that Seoretary Rusk is a promising outsider, and come of the Wisconsin people declare that be would have the administration strength if the President could not himself secure the nomination. In fact the backers of “favorites,” while they ere lying rather low in the tall grass, are not at all dixpleased with the outlook. They argue that the contest between Harrison and Blaine will de s bat® of the giants and that when the two get exhausted one of the small fry will carry off the prize. All sorts of rumors were afloat last night es to Secretary Blaine’s intentions and this morn- ings papers were eagerly scanned for # con- firmation or dehial of them. Both sides seemed to be satisfied with what they read. That is, each side read and beheved what suited it end set down the news favorable to the other side asa fabrication, The amount of it all is thet everything is still nebulous and now tive ir likely to be known until all the tions are on the ground and a count of noses is made. ‘The national committee will moet and settle on the temporary officers. There hes been « v expressed opinion that the convention aod ‘have a colared republican as either tem- porary or permanent chairman. Whether any- thing wall come of the suggestion remains to be seen. The “Blaine boom” bas not yet made its =p- pearance. ‘There is some solicitude over this fact,but it ix not denied even by the rabid Blaine men that the boom is late in appearing. Bena- tor Washburn gave Plaine dinner at his palatial residence, *“Fair Ouks,” last night, at which Mesers. Clarkson, Fassett, Payne and the others of the sub-committeemen, who are just now the custodians of the Blaine boom, were honored guests. ‘Those who were present ‘are rather reticent about the proceedings and maintain that it was simply a little social gath- ering. It is considered significant that none of Washburu's friends in the Harrison camp were invited, and it is generally believed the: Biaine plan of campaign was pretty carefully mapped ont. It was determined to open up Blaine head- quarters somewhere as « sort of conter of inSe- ence from which the workers can draw inspira- tion and instructions. This action will be taken tentatively and not openty. The determination to force Blaine into the fight and keep him there is making the Harricon managers more and more bitter. They are getting exceedingly sensitive and touchy. Behind every tree they sec a Blaine spook wkulking. ‘Asan instance of this is cited the kick that has just been registered by John C. New and bie porters against the big club mass meeting tobe held in the convention ball Tuesday evens ve just after the convention assembles. The Harrisonians profess to have discovered in this a big scheme to boom Blaine fs when it wonld do the most good. v assert that the subcommittee refused to permit the meeting unless it could name the speakers. ‘This was conceded by President John Good- now of the Minnesota State League of Clubs, whose pet idea wus the mast meeting for the spreading of ropsblican dock ines ia the werth- west. It bas now been announced that one of the principal speakers will be Gov, Foraker of Ohio, who isone of the leaders of the snti- Harrison movement. This fact is considered by the Harrironians significant of the to start a great big Blaine boom just convention has assembled. John C. Ohio Blaine leaders, had a bit of an in one of the corridors of the West night. There has been bed blood two men, who were formerly who have becn se) ~~ 4 force of circumstances. meeting of the delegstion is scheduled for t= morrow morning. SLOAT FASSETT DECLINES. It is now given out that J. Sloat Fassett