Evening Star Newspaper, June 11, 1892, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS. 101 Pennsylvania Avenue, corner Lith St. by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, S. H_KAUFFMANN, Pres’t. * Cortes grats’each. By tuail anywhere im the Uni Canada postage prepari SO cen"s be Sercapay QUaDRCPLE Sure? Stam $1.00 per yoart with foreirn pomage ndiied. 85 00 (Eniersl at the Post OD secomcans inal! utter! FAN mall Ratea of advertiniac mate Xi abacriptions mast be paid in advames. | Ve 80, No 20,284. femion Work" ort, Zuh and sth tiewrene “By order erable master. A. H. HOLT, etary. fate aor of the W tet 2 XTRAORDIN | ae iaily. Circles MONDAY, WEDS Day: Also SUNDAY services, 11. 3 forthe 3 Pet nw, Wash ict. D ick in. REUDE! FIEND NOTICE THE USUAL gp a) dividend, of theve Jo‘lars ($9) per capital stock of The Heal Estate Paar yam bka has bee surance Geclared, payable oa and after JULY 1, 180% at the | ef the n GEORGE E. FLEMING, ry will lore it to tom. Tsball continue to conduct the =. and Serr re ate, Mer. 3. He {finte Bint the consaaian <n eee SBENCER WUSsey. — ADDITIONAL GLORY. Not satiated with the laurels just gained ip closipw out that lot of tronserings which ced to 87 we have culled from stock batch cf abontadoven patterns.and Taw thern up at $7. Some were noch as #30 and 81 ft guaranteed, OWEN OWEN. cor Idth and X. Y. ave. —S CAUTION. _WISRING ALLOF OUR MA ey ary cation these baring cid ones ot chinat aici uat to be adSasted sine. ‘where than at the COMPANY'S OFFICE. where sone Turrenuine pariaare used spd chly the meat Team chatges, Bony, Orders by postal will eer iN MFG. a ee ae ==> DR. Sen EE HAS REMOVED HIS is 5 REE AA Ma wt A hours: to 10am. 1to2p. m., SSE _Teiephoue X eee TONEWORE aT Lowest PRICES. Xo. TOT one Sou bay re fare grapared = the bead nuaterse Btorear -rtonded 7 a Stpectence. a the foweat pocatble ey erect » MONT- beat work in the city. 3. P. MANNING. Monumental Works, Cor. Mth and H sts. nw. myli-Im BLUE AND BLACK SERGES. jn this announcement we wish tocall your attention to our Blue and Black Serge Suita. ‘Style of cost, single-breasted cutaway sack, half lined ; style of vest, single-breasted, 5- button, with noteh collar. Material, Peace- dale Serge, Clay's weaves, fast color. Size, S3to4s. Stoutand long sizes also. Price, 915 per suit, GEORGE SPRANSY, cd 406 7th st ow. F< YOUR FURNITURE AND VALU- SHINGTON SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, ‘ave. Bx Monee i eee _ OPENS 9 AM. 30 PM. “fel0-6m. MONEY rom mT HOMES. ‘Thecaty pedent way to bay s home on the intall- ment plas, ‘terminates all payments aud the PR INSURANCE aL, — “GAS RANGES.” “GAS RANGES.” “G45 RANGES.” Peerless Estate is the best. ‘Peerless Estate ts the cheapest. __ Peerless Estate is complete. * "Made tm six different styles and sizes and every range guaranteed. Sold only by THE E. P. BROOKS CO., S31 LSth st. n.w., Corcoran building. AY work promptly executed. myltIm TAILORING DEPT. EISEMAN BROS. OF Teputation as first-class Tailors is established ‘these many years. Ont factlities aro such that we can ive you the best of fabrics, superior trimmings and perfect ft for mach less than other makers ask. ‘special is our @5 Trousers, as also a $25 Business Suit, EISEMAN BROS., ‘Manufacturing Clothiers and Tailors, myS112t Cor. 7th and E sts. uw. ‘ural Covibeer and agent, announces sropared to furatcls plans and estinmter ioe cou and plant: Sttves, walnse ke" Sapte ives. Joe or as the pela der Build L > ‘' Kesh re AND PUBLISHER, ine Book end Job Printing. Telephone MORGAN STEAM LAUNDRY OFFI <7 Fisgisiacwed to rae Basement 515 Sth st. re: a= TOUS BOYLE. LANDSCAPE. GARDENER, sole ‘Under Mayse Bank. $135 WILL BEY AN EXCELLENT UP Soren pianp: HUGO WoHCH & Co. os a > Dewlars. Pianos red Some k Pig MOREY Fs Genes. co G00, = ‘i Shs ei A} i f, 5 5 § gl Seaity ad ha iy adopted «Bias oval ve < Sree See eres, ert egy har Eine wienty whet Seen or ‘deceived Tosist upva Lav ‘goods the Rae tached to ts aie oa iDWwoOD = I1GERA- cone Cory w Process Gasol Sh te aeaeeae ae NO. MORAN, Bs ee NTELS, Enasanties DEES str acgante waile ak J.B COR’ ie SOD ‘320 13th at. RW DEPARTCRE IN FINE TAILORING ‘B. D. BARR, 1111 Pennsylvania ave Suits from #35 up. ‘Trousers from $10 up. Low prices frou this date with hieb-crade art. a0 LS -ACKAGE CAR seretown and Tenalirtown raiway will = bansenuer and Recess fad 5 p- . Scente. for kaces cents ver 100 Ibs. a Se AND PRESSED FOR 81. ae ee oltre it TA onrespavt R. 8. Hardon, SPECIAL NOTICE OTICES. ‘A SUIT WHICH WILL SUIT. touch, with the 2 ‘ast have, haroe ROSIarEte ‘SUIT. White son're you” might Letter ‘et something that will sauisty “you in sree soech an of whe You aay be, Proud, rad sn ‘aeney for a Salt tha Evil nei eiteer ook year ra ri py Ta evotertal tt, pies taaieworkmanghip, we Wo%id gst Fattor, 495 OTH ST. Se A X AWARE eres “and, conpieceae asdarme and. comple: sovtineat of STATION gt and everything in the Sta. tionery line amis wwually found the largest stores of the nnd? RIEF” IS MAN'S TIME ON EARTH Po should make the most ef tt. To save ina la to lengthen life. The Puonosrap isa decided time sangr. money saver. pattonce sarcr and labor ou can dispatch your correspond- sal i aa eed ‘Phonographs *SOLUaBEN PHO FHONOGRAPH CO., 627 E st.n.w. — = MISS THIS!! mid = oes SS aheet atop oe ie ton Sot many lf. ‘Stationer, 619 7thet. m.w. jell a ‘CIGARS. INLBY. The MoKinley bill increased the McKINLEY. duty on wrappers $1.25 per pound. McKINLEY. Yet the Mirabilia Cigarts made on- McKINLEY. tirely of imported tobacco of » high McKINLEY. grade and ts a better cigar for 5 cents McKINLEY. than any sold for that money before McKINLEY. the McKinley tariff act went into McKINLEY. effect. : Bt SCOTT & BRO. A MODERN OFFICE. ‘do Senate to live im, thove, dingy old the. eek ent. perhaps. soa Py ve on kone: on pacrein to Ea : Pee Ze para ss fz & PROCTOR, 907 G st. n.w. eee FOR, SALE, EXCHANGE — a THOR: Aectreble attractive house at — FOR == COUNTRY?" Tey oe, Sgn oe ee who have "gs them. “We sity winerin quiet, neat pack ges that defy recognitions “Why not take a ne of ready-made S with Sout boat roing. TO-KALON WINE COMPARE dig lath st. nw. (el0] "Telephone 998. Qe MODERN IDEAS. Well-cut garments or Dnazeetied qualtey at Popular prices. W. C. MERTZ’S ‘Tatldring Shop, 210 514 31th st, FOR GALE-GPECIAL BARGATN ON 3 B.W, near new house: aii, Reel mea Ph RELAY RACE. NEW YORE. A PNEUMATIC RAMBLER.” “ASHTABULA, O., May 20, "92. “Relay arrived here 9:45, one hour 5, and ‘fifteen minutes miles. Weather plessaat cr remarkably fast a minutes On & ier Amtaaie a ‘and the ride was distance. Sher fend and mud the sreater part of the fs unnecessary. (Signed) FENN HARDWARE CO. jeased to show to be as Tatil Further netics 'S, @27G st. n.w. Jes-8t Be ™ very Latest AND THE “‘BEST.” Today a new brand of beer makes its appearance on the market. The name “Best” bestowed upon this yarticular brewing is no misnomer. Coming as a special product of the great breweries operated by the National Cayltal Brewing Company—brewed for the exclusive use of F. H. Finley & Son—made of the prucurable and tmported Bohemian Beat” beer, although a newcomer, will, | and superior merit, take but ta becoming popular with all consumers of ‘beverage. This brand can be supplied to no firmexcept the Mesars. Finley, according to their contmot with Mr. Albert Carry, president of the com- pany. The beer is eight mouths old—Just the proper eee. ‘Beers that are brewed in other cities and shipped to ‘Washington lack the requisite freshness and flavor of | the “Best,” which is bottled from Kegs that leave the vaults every morning. Itis bottled by expertenced workmen, who know the vane of using care fu trans- ferring the beer from keg to bottle. Again, the properties of the beer are perfectly pure, unadul- tersted end able to stand the test of any analysis. The im ite manufacture are selected by ex- Door drinkers are projudiced inefavor of ‘brand,that theycunsider a good thing. It fe the nome of common sense to hold on to a good you have it, but always let go when sgme- thing better turns up, ‘like the “Best” Beer, for in- stance. Rrery prominent saloon and restaurant in the city ‘will handle ““Best" if.they desire to keep up with the times. It will be sold over the bars of all the hotels, and its presence in family refricerstors is assured Uy theadvance orders that have been reostved. When youask the bertender for it insist on having tt cold. Wher you drink it you will notice that it has not the thick mealy taste so unpleasantly characteristic of a reat many other brands. That the beor is a thing of excellence and worthy of ‘notice will be more than granted after the first bottle by lots of beer drinkers who fail at present to see any merit in home produets. During these days of sultry ‘samamer therp is nothing more grateful to the thirsty than ‘bottle and another one.” Make it the “Best™ when you give the order and you will have dope tice to your palate and stomach. “Ea” beer is bottled only by FRANK H. FINLEY & SON, 1208 D street northwest. Hotels and families supplied. Youcan order by telephone or mail and ent wetted op promotiy. ‘Tdapuoue call 1. 0-38 1 ay pe INEED G ST. NW. MY -RCHANT TAI! NAVY OFF Pigeas Ot OUTFITTER. caitca or ‘Painting in all tes be REMINGTON ETANDARD TYPEWRITER Ahead of all Competitors, “S, EXCELLENCE OF DESIGN. gupziionrry oF consTRvctiox. ult EASE OF MANIPULATION. CALL AND SRE THE NEW 'O! MODEL. WYCKOFY, SEAMANS & BENEDICT. ‘LE DROIT BUILDING, mb STH AXD F sd. ¥.w. DESIRE TO. ‘hanks tofriends forties, Jetndness in any “reavement Dy the death of my wif ao of which she was a in nt of the death beneilt: id Society, No. PRESBYTERIAN, qos FIRST PRESBYTERIAN “Soran “Stiles " rr | Br, Synderiand, vatila.u.’ Prayer meeting of A iy Mev. Mr. Holines. "A curd | Heal Normbipare A MASS MEETING TO © dangers to Waich the coun oaigh the defective: oenve laws as Buen lar the recent court ‘proceedings will bo Leid TOMOR. Te | KOWat'Y o'clock at First Presbyterian Church, 4g | ts. Hw. Prominent speakers | | YM address the’ meeting and Senator Meher will Fs alts ia vm ™., sermon BY pastor: & o'clock, | Snhjuct: The “Living Sacred %. Dalley of the Peupte's Cun seria RTH mg ink asi ae Ginse,” ry T, BAPTIST Tat a at ARTTRLY MEETING OF THE Foreign rag eta | HSS br AL he public are invited: CHURCH, : RANDOTH ¥; | aceninlons ab 8 9:30. CLE. meeting P FASTOR E. HEZ SWEM SPEAKS ON we LETOH BEE AWEN SPEAKS ON wires tis Baptist Ghurch, 4th st. and condi iy ava between © and D wn Classes Tuesd rf VERR mtivanieet 2 | Eessninatioas Tor sdiaaion to the comme Yale College and the She Fillbe heldin Washington in Se xamination eq >FiHST BAPTIST ‘above Scott Circle, Rev. Dr. Chi -Sunday school, 9:4 it, Preaching by the pastor, 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Svenlucservice, " Youne peo- | Christian Endeavor ‘eekly prayer 2 AY we | No eyeuing service. =>METROPOLIT) Church, 4th and B sis. pecial exereises. uf Preaching by the pesto ang ove. beaininr oe eutth Tonk “WORK AT LOWEST ‘ing and remodeling a specialty. | morrow’ will be tbe | Clitidren's a. ao. REENTERS: aay oan 8 o'clocl Deslizns and esttna: | and windows to on Iail orders promptly at- NF . S by the pastor nd assimtant Auden, ‘Sunday school auniver- oe CHURCH, Soa Ng "uleht service. “Cordial | -W2,.P. Gibbons, | ‘Jas. ham, super: y, oH it Grand Taber Brae Ligie > ® aiaee WE HAVE JUST DOTTLED FOUR TASKS fornia.» mostlelicious wine | <> CHURCH OF THE COV! alten Fishorm BAPTIST CHU! ROM, GST bel, and Be ate nee he “Sunday school, mn 3 Soestiant meet. ‘wo Great Eagles. ‘Steamboat Company. —A dividend FOURTH PRESBYTERI dat the office of the com; RUSTE PRESDYTE: recor he books for transfer of si ne 20 to July 2, 1892. JOHN KEYWORTH, Kecrotary. hineton, June 9, 1692, PLEAS NOTIC June 14 we close N WHEEL COMPAN’ Ree ova, N. T. REDMAN, MERCHANT and WHOLESALE DEALER, ‘For many years at Ni cam acne by pastor, Rey. whe "comin ot Hs Kingdom! ‘clock. Address by Hon, Owen Young people's meet- rayer iuweting ‘Thurs- Ree zo. a Je11-s,tu,th, at ‘THAT ON AND AFTER romptly at 6 posieee. BYTERIAN Wiuiams, Sunday, 1 Spat EAN FISiTn jo. 2, sana, "inie Sith annual evizos cf’ Us cries wilt Baptist Church. cor. 4th a at Mt. a ne se Tots. n, w., on Sunday, due be Prather we ns ae se T oh SEY: dreh, th at betwee Dean nrletian, Bde COMMISSION APTIST G CHURCH, STH AND . Greene. pastor. — Bristow, superin- Pit | STEAM CARPET CLEANING. NO. 917 LA. AVE. N.W., st ites by, nearly opposite his old stand, where he proposes doing an exclusively WHOLESALE BUSTN! FIRST-CLASS BUTTE pastor, Suny Holy Communion at 7:30 6.11 | SUBURBAN PROPERTY. IEMORIAL CHAPEL, 5 1) SUMMER RESORTS. Strangers cordially invited. CHEESE AND 22.5 HURCH. ie ee prayer ineeting, fully invited to these services, Hs NAErigy CHURCH. COR. @ AND sts. s.w.—Early morniux prayer meet- or. Stuiday school am. ert carefully selected and direct from makers and first hands and in liberal supply. Ilis butters will be found in tubs, large and swail packages and in prints. RETAIL DEALERS and WHOLESALE BUYERS may count upon Dtiying these goods at the swallest possible muargin above cost. SMR, 4. STEFAN OF BOSTON, "sterer and Interior Decorator Anerican Metaitic Frame Screen €9;,0f Brobline, ‘Maw, Bitiey of Wasttacton that he Shere he will thankfully recelve favors in his line of Best of references of lesding families of Boston can Drager'at 8. "Vested nels, d HOBERHOR, Pastor. THE aWALKER MEMORIAL, BA! “school at 9:30 a. e Bock and the CHURCH OF “THE ASCENSION Rev. Dj = sermon and holy Cabsrs will sont strangers, “Bp. nora evening prayer and sermon. Seats free. ES" CHURCH, STH 5: Sas ave Sunday services. "10,3 eto inform the no- fst removed to this city BAPTIST CHURCH Ir rh pariah sunday schoo! Duin Communion’ Si S>SECOND, BAPTIST ee 3D. ST. = pastor. ILa-m., preachi jon. ae —— g “y funeral ‘nerinon; Bo'clock Sunday services, 10. pty Uther days, 7 and 94.m- The weather ia _takely to be warmer, ry. dae fat spear on ‘and Sis it <> CHRIST is “COMING “FLDER A HALE ‘will preach in Monumental, biildins, 136 nnsylvania aver n.w., tomorrow at 1] ain, Sub ‘Boos the boeuna’of the "Real Presence’ in the Hrake the’ Conmunicante Cannitale® much warmer ‘TWO GREAT TRADE BRINGERS. Gang-eawed boards at 1.15 ‘per 100 square feet “Virginia pine flooring at 81.50 per 100 square fect. But two of many kinds of Tumber upon which we save you 20 to 25 per cent. Libbey, Bittinger & Miller, ‘Lumber and Mill Work Cor. 6thand N. ¥. ave. n.w. Horning and evening. GRACE CHURCH, OTH AND D STS. mranicar est Sunday at ba _METHODIST. PTH STREET M. Ee pastor. Brosching, t fr miectings Thursday Sree h it Chita preach If ecm. Chiigeess Eegrclies by Sunday school, 8 p.m. Church aan a x OHEORTIONAL cor. 10th and Gists, nwa, Hey. 8 Le > Garden. * Rips. assistant pasto ‘Music. oa “inartet and cho- x raday, church beaver mecting, ae. “Christian ee 7 ees GEAPEL. Col WHAT WE SELL. iets d kinds only. Athletic Ont, | nnis Suits and | ine of the Sent Cinbrellas. nuxuts gai rt BH. EMETZ | ties s by the 17, square opposite. the ch paator prayer meeting aia Pee S FIFTEENTH ST, ner BR st. n.w., Rev. L. A. D har ait it at 090 school toa a it castnnve, with nish in ria on Bulgarian mauners, eu, Coston. 230 pe Tapvaliensoxrurein reste by choir and Sabbath achout tu. Moses under thestereopticon. Seats free. 1é | TPireworks, trerar hers istln, bonis fay, I Tow as any deal yeountey. Let sh ww at any deeisr's ts the county” Lets have your order before the rush art of the county ale Cyntectioner, 4 for iuprovine ice constantly in stock. Sete a vatcaan be, ‘will preach at lh aan mal S ae” Niccielian ALS. ieClellan.. is £8 Dw ant BUSIN: to niiat Briefs, Tostimons, Vic i niet at will preach Sun ‘om. Senta a eae tsge CHURCH OF THE HOLY CITY, DU Rev. Frank Sewall will me Inge of Mission § Pam. 2 also 6 With ontor ut My typewriter process for dupii Girculars beats all other processes and puta trite mire than, ordinary’ prin but accomplishes five th ma. on the “CH 22:18; choral ovens = SPE TC E. CHURCH, con. tol and E sis, ‘a. Services will be held in the lect lienew church. All welcome. - METROPOLITAN, M. %, CHURCH, (COR weak ‘Telephone 920. Bq ROSSLYN HEIGHTS Adjoins the town of Rosslyn, V the backwoods and the civilization of Georgetown and Washington, D. C, Beautiful building sites, commanding view of both cities and the Potomac us far down as Alexandria, Va, i2ilthet Bw. -. and Hes between $2"4 | at the Ebbitt.— children’s flower Spag . pastor. SPreacting, "TY ‘ata. ana Shippen, pastor: young peoples CENTRAL METHODIST PROTES ANT Citron 12th ae fia FRANCIS: HUFTY, _ 13th and F sts., Washington, D. COPARTNERSHIP HFRETOFORE CHURCH OF OUR FATHER, 13TH AND DOUGLAS: reine M. existing between Benjamin F. cor. 1th and H sts. nd Frederick G. Alexander, oe as aay and doin ra ‘and soles business les, was dissolved MAY “outinue business st the Sunday’ school, O30.” se ‘Alexander wi, ait Ho stable, conducting the same ble. cane, paid, MeCanlly ‘Epworth, as ress from Massachusetts. Si ‘hristian Church.” Ei Bible clast at 3:30 p.m. ROBERTS OF IN- > diana will widress the gospel inecting for Lith st. n.w., of the Young tion, District’ of Columbia, SUNDAY, June 12, 4 p.m. “All men are cordially il continue business at the » 20 14h at: nw. with the which t+ now hi firm are the property of ;, Who Will collect and receipt for ie chs of the obi ‘a he agresinnt of Sistiaten. cught to hear him. bes due the late jen at the rooms, 160 Men's Christian Assoc Be acorns ‘ie intent Dy i ‘School, with va rn ts orchestra, Epwort oe ae OTHER SERVICES. BaP ARE Nov IPORTUNATE. VATION an ea SpIEirv ay ‘s— SOLICITATION and importunity are as widely separated as legitimacy and tlleaitt- | macy—do you see th distinctiont—and | 2 while wo would like to enroll yon as a patron we will not demean ourselves by eroveling for your favor, SNYDER i woop, at Israel “Metropolitan ©. Socting Process tn ts ita of the inz Processin the Religion 8p. ibject: “Rey d nestions answe recitations uy the “Eitas , conference, sinsin F from those we call dead. Spi ey rsa Mowe. Fst. All a 3 423 Eleventh ey northwest. ER REQUIREMENTS. of YOUR HONE From the swarms of flies, mosquitoes M4 other imsects by, putting in screens Their cost is insiz- wuparison to the comfort Bong service, 7245. perth 1 i favitation'toall iB ,GORSUCH M. E. CHURCH: © co! 1, sts. Children’s = jsadl except on ‘Thesday, pate ae teh WACO M. Lemon. “All invited. LAND M. FE. CHU By RY. yb URC) ‘Window Blames, 38 inches « ‘square, for reens, 17¢. exc Stroug Wire Screen Doors, finished Pith sptine Linges, hook and’ eye and Piiiae lap screen doors, 30c. Lay THE bust Tene Alex. Kent Pxchane, iat st. nw. bet. he Law of Botritin ininkkter, Builders’ and H. "Sermon at 11 Cuitaren’s Ds = a chestra aco elaborate ‘Sacer * Seats free “il wele teh in front of sour house and Prevent tts fying iu : NATIONAL CHRI Wieter the grass and figs ~ dnstitute will Lod its ‘Bible class at 2301 K roo eros: ozaie, only | ¥y the Sunday school. lOUNT VERNO: oan ¥. SPECIAL NOTICES. TEMPERANCE. Gi CUT THE LAW: = TAP you wish it’ to look smooth and vel- vee Winch Lawn Mowers, Sully gearan- make your ows tor ci And save ‘nal your money. Youcan | Mig ite amuch ah 0h den an ou Bat. Bad Secame: Ereezew, only ‘ ‘THE STOVE roles st eat Ks Eas, Pru rperans glare Saree” SAS. % GLENS. cor Sa | On TRE 2. U.. GOOD TE: wilt bull Rechabites, Soins of Sonalaband ot Maas by He perance organizations are requested freacnihe st niet vp the pastor. Sa a inass imeeting <P Ko Eo w., TOMO! jek. Sens jer Siesae ae TH Bp er Ans OF THE con evening at Sixth Presbyterian Chu erent thee ate ne ielees 3 is the vas stove. ‘wo-burner Gas Stoves iis Dreecting © Poovle: #8 boone ES WAUGH M.E. CHU ME OH mitt AND G STS. N. ‘THE MOST caiaeaae: And artistic printi GEDNEY © RUMERTS COMPANY wes EES ho Fa i, W Rae and D D.D.. ane | aie Fare Siguiton” eb ‘jects: Seed Alife Washington News a and Gossip. Index to Advertisements, ADVERTISING Pace 14 AMUSEMENTS, Page 16 ATTORNEYS, Page 13 AUCTION SALES. Bee Sent ls BICYCLES. Page 7 BUSINESS CHANCES. CHIROPODISTS c ITEMS... TRY REAL EStATE DENTISTRY EDUCATIONAL... EXCURSIONS, &e.. FINANCIAL, FOR RENT ( FOR RENT (Offices} FOR RENT (Rooms) FOR RENT (Houses). FOR RENT (Miscellaneous) FOR RENT (Stores)... FOR SALE (Horsetand Vehicles FOR SALE (Honsos: POR SALE (Lots) .. FOR SALE (Miscellaneous). FOR SALE (Pianos) HOTELS. INSURANCE... LADIES’ GOODS. BebweusewwwwunS eb Gunntevw ect rereteareteggcet LOCAL MENTION. 16 LEGAL NOTICES. 3 LOST AND FOUND. 2 ‘MANICURI “4 MARRIAGES, Page 5 MEDICAL -Page 13 MISCELLANEOUS. MONEY WANTED NEW PUBLICATION NOTARIES PUBLIC. OFFICIAL NOTICES. -Pare Page if <Page 3) SPECIALTIES... Pane 16 STORAGE. WANTED (Help). WANTED (Miscellaneow: Govenxwext Recerrts Topay.—Internal revenue, $426,188; customs, $458,204. pats Heer at Navat Onpen.—Passed Assistant Surgeon Lloyd W. Curtis has been detached from the Naval Academy : and raieeacnl to the Newark. = Act Appuoven.—The President has signed the bill donating twenty acres of land from the Fort Sydney military reservation to the city of Sydney, Neb., for cemetery purposes. GO faa Anwy Onpens.—First Lieut. Edwin F, Glenn, from company Ito company E. First Lieut. William J. Pardee, from company E to com- pany I. First Lieut. Robert J. C. Irvine, eleventh infantry, is detailed as recorder of the examining board nt Whipple barracks, Ariz., vice First Lieut. Waldo ES Soe, eleventh in- fantry, hereby relieved. —— Carrie Dismasm 1x Taxorers.—The Treas- ury Department is oftcially advised of the ex- istence of the epizoota or glosopedia or foot disease among cattle in Tangiers, and ill re- ee a certificate from importers of hia trow it country that they have been thoroughly disinfected ‘before they will be admitted into the United States. coe env Tae Mamixe Baxp Coxcert.—The pro- gram for the Marine Band concert to be Given in Lafayette Square, beginning at 6 4 o'clock this evening, is as follows: Overture, Wettge; excerpts from “#ulammbo,” sof Hindustan, Graaf; “Damnation of Faust,” Berlioz; mosaic. “Cavalleria Rusti- Party,” Sousa; patriotic air,“ Fyles. aaa Pensoxat.—T. A. Barton of Warsaw, Ind., Chas, E. Dark of Indianapolis, Arthur Brad- ley of New York and ©. C. Smith of Cedar Rapids are at Willards.—John W. Dun of Boston, Jno. C. Chapman of Louisville, Jno. G. Tewison of Jefferson City, Mo., and'E. 1. Schmidt of Minnesota are at the Randall.—— E. T. Perry of New York, O. F. Wilson of Columbus, J. D. Findlay’ of Chattanooga | and H. 8. Blanford of Walla Walla, Wash., are B. Chase of Maine, D. M. L. Smith of New York, D. D. Earle of New te and J. C. Gramer of Cincinnati are at the Jones of Cambridge, Ferdinand we Beck ¢ of Chicago and Geo. Gardiner of Gloveland are atthe Arlington.-—-C. 5. Gleed of Topeka, Jos. N. Henessy of New York and A. L. Pemrock of Philadelphia arcat theShoreham.—— Win. M. Rosowater of Cleveland, FEE. How- ard of Boston. M. O. Hora of Covington, Ky., and F.L. Wells of Chicago are at the St James.—H. L. Reid of Pittsburg, Z. TL. Barry of Knoxville, Tenn., E. P. Waite of New York and james D. Stuart of Council Bluffs, Towa, aire at the Howard House.—— Robert P. "Park of Roanoke, Va., J. C, Stearn of Boston and W. C. Gwynne of Memphis are at the Oxford. —— G. H. Giddings of Texas, W. Clark of New York, 8. T. 8 of Sun'Francisco, Cal., and Samnel Holt 0 singer ot are at ‘the John- son.— Fp taory sailed on the ‘Teutonic Wednesday for a three-months’ tour of Europe, War Department Changes. Charles W. Berry of Alabama bas been ap- pointed clerk at $1,000 in the Secretary's office. John H. Lindley of Mlinois and James M. Wright of the District of Columbia have been promoted from class 1 to class 2 Richard Brauner of Texas, Mies Lucy B. Russell of Maryland, Martin A. Gruber of Pennsylvania, Steven W- Williams of South Carolina, Sohn Bs Brooks of Ohio, W. Davis of Missouri, Joseph F. Bizler of Pennsylvania, Winfred Beck of Diincis and ‘Thomas “H. Levering of ‘Tennessoe have been promoted from clerks at #1,000 to clase 2, all it the record and ‘pension office. Frank Martin of Soitth Carolina and W. pip ap lal er ag el Ltocl surgeon | m. Whitehill of Virginia and Sherman B. Fowler of Virginia have been’ promoted from clerks at $1,000 to class 1, office of the surgeon gencral. ——— ae The Census Investigation. ‘The census inyestigation committee failed to raise a quorum ‘this morningand adjourned to meet Tuesday next at 10 o'clock. Chairman Fithian leaves tomorrow for Chi- cago to attend thé democratic convention. ‘There will not be very much done by this com- mittee until the convention adj after Harrison had made a gain of ten vote, The delegutes of the other states who had agreed to €© over to McKinley if Pennsylvania did the Tight thing found that the bargain hnd not bet kept on the other side and seeing the nomination of Mr. Harrison a certainty they ftuck to bim, and instead of loring by the anti- administration plan of shifting to McKinley Mr. Hartison guined immensely by After the nomination of Harrison the anti- Administration forees became absolately im- different as to the vice presidential nomination and refused to furnish « man for tbat place. | Mr. Reid. who was nndorstond to be Mr. Harri- | eon's choice, was therefore taken up and nomi- nated by acclamati 3. P.M. - CLARKSON IN CONTROL. AFTER THE CONFLICT | o=» 2 vo nie raion nthe toma Committee Wins, Mrexearous, Mivx., Jone 11.—The new Why the Plan to Defeat the P Se comnition continnce tn the contrel ot dent Failed. NATIONAL CORMITTEE MEETING. | Trouble Fanaa in the Michigan Mining Region. COLONEL CARR'S EXPEDITION. TRE PLAN THAT FAILED. Introducing McKinley’ Name Helped Rather Than Hurt Harrison. Special Dispatch to The Evening Star. Mixxearoris, Moxy., June 11.—The nowina- tion of Harrison and Reid has closed one of the most remarkable conventions in the histary of the republican party. Ite whole course bas | been a complete revolution of the ordi- '¥ political methods and results of the political moves, From the start the foe 3 was not bow many voter Mr. Harrison could win over, bat how many ke Pare +8 | could bold; it was not a question of ‘whom Mr. Harrison could defeat, but a question of who Page 1) made upon them. Most of the skill aud shrewd-| (passed). Massacly Page 14 | ness, as those terms are understood in politics, | was on the anti-Harrison side. The Harrison | 5 | men were the plain and erect element beneath | ¥, | this upper surface of politic. LITTLE EXTHUSIANTIC DEMONSTRATION. There was little enthusiasm exhibited among | them for their own candidate; therefore it was not to be expected that they would be easily | moved by a demonstration of wild enthusiasm for the candidate on the other side. For a long | time their lack of enthusiastic demonstration left the impression that they were generally lukewarm in supporting the President, ‘This, of conrse, applied to the general run of delegates,and not the Indiana delegation. They appear to have been men who came with « defi- | nite purpose in view, and held steadfastlp to that purpose, ‘The apparent coldness of very many of the delegates who had at an earlier stage been known to be for Harrison not only deceived the Biaine people, but also caused the Harrison people a lack of confidence which was not voiced in their public expressions. For instance, on Thursday morning, but « few hours before the market house meeting, which showed the Harrison force to run up to nearly 500, with a prospect of the full number, which they afterward got, Mr. New had ex- pressed the belief that they would not be able to nominate Mr. Harrison on the first ballot, lacking oa few less than & majority of votes, which he felt that they could absolutely depend upon. He knew that the administration bad every right to expect more than 500 votes, yet so nou-com- mittal were rome of the delegates that it was impowsible to tell what reliance could be placed in them, especially when they were exposed to the arguments of the most skillful politicians who have been leaders in the republican party. WHEN BLAINE RESIONED, On the day of Mr. Blaine's resignation the crowd at Minneapolis completely lost their heads and the impressionable men in the Harri- son ranks gave evidence of such consternation as to give the impression that Mr. Blaine might carry the convention with a rush. This situa- ‘tion was the only thing that put Mr. Blaine in the fight fairly, and it opened up with a proe- pect of his nomination, and for some time af- terward his stock went up rapidly. The Harrison managers, though they recov- ered from the shock, were still anxious, feeling that within their own lines they had some | very uncertain elements to deal with—oppo- nents to contend against who were more than their equal as the directors of a p8litical ma- chine. - TRE M'KINLEY MOVEMENT. It was when the Harrison people were fecling thus that the McKinley move was made by them, indirectly, for the purpose of gathering and holding from Blaine votes that they feared would give him the nomination. The first move, therefore, toward McKinley was made by Harrison people. His selec- | tion as chairman of the c@vention was acquiesced in by the anti-administration people with the idea that holding that position would embarrass his possible candidacy. When the Blaine people bad practically run their course and began to feel their weakness they themselves took up the idea of forcing Me- Kinley's candidacy, believing he would draw votes from the Harrison forces. Mr. Foraker, however, resisted any move toward McKinley which might be serious until | ‘the last day, when it became evident that a desperate game had to be played to win. Then, when the other Blaine managers aswured Gov. Foraker they had secured enough of the Har- rison votes for McKinley on the condition that Ohio would support him to prevent the nomi- nation of Harrison on the first ballot, Mr. Foraker consented, with the result as to Ohio which was shown in the convention. ‘The anti-administration men then appeared to believe they had made Harrison's defeat on ‘the first ballot assured. It was confidence in this which led to the conclusion not to farther resist the majority report of the committee on credentials. When it was found by the Harrison men that Ohio was going to vote with practical unan- imity they were desperately anxious, feeling an uncertainty which the result of the ballot makes But while Clarkson, Platt, Quay and the rest of them had been doing some very clever work, the Harrison people were not idle, The antag- onism between Magee and Quay in Pennsylva- nia came igjto play for the benefit of the Presi- dent. WORK OF MAGRE AXD DALZELL. ‘Messrs. Magee and Dalzell got to work on be ‘When it was found on the roll call that igan and Ohio hed gone in great force to Mo- Kinley the result of the ballot appeared ex- ee hat int when Recnepienade Al, exvenee pected, would cast nearly s solid vote for McKinley. South Dakota, Tennessee and Texas would follow with e break to the Ohio states- | favor of Youngi | Clarkson and those 0 | contest, | | choose Mr. 3.5. Clarkson temy erary chairman 1 trol of it for the past four years. Thix fact was developed Inst night when the Alabama contest was renewed ina new form, Thix contest seoms peronuial. This time the conti ory was whether You dlood of Parsons, the candidate of the Mosely | faction in Alabama, should represent the state on the national commit Tt was decided im od by a vote of about 200 21. Thix was somewhat of @ test between the element represented by Meswra. Quay and powed to them in the late The first thing war to unanimously of the committee and Mr. DeV« secretary. The © ool « [angton Ju 1 Permanent organization will be effecte Clarkson wax named for | the place by Powell Clayton of Arkansas t highly complimentary that Mr. Clark-on would be willing to accept tbe place permanently. The ing names have boon annonnced as members of the committers to notify the nomi- nees for President and Vice President of the Provident, C. 0. Harise; Vice Pree Jc Arka - President, Louie E. C. Morris,” Cali- fornia Jack, | Hosea Townsend, Judd Brush. Connectic | Morgan ©. Bulke ames 1’. Platt, Delaware — | Geo. W. Marschall (aan Florida J. I A. Spann, J. A, Hall C. Win- — Ray eo ee wee 13 could defeat Harrison. | bush (passed). Idals Davis (passed), PIANOS AND ORGANS. f “Pane 13] ee ee Ps Heth ee es : Ww 3 PERSONAL... Page 2 votes, to tart with, the administration | Fort: Uidiana CO Carney. a | PROFESSIONAL Page 3! forces were the subject of attack | Kummun’—Calvin Hood W “Kentucky mee, “Paks 12 | from first to last, and many terrible raids were | (pamed). — Louisiaa (panned Mime falter Clifford. — Michigan E. Lee, Missouri Chan. ww York—Elliot P. si rth Dakota W. E cival. Ohi ; Penueylvania— Alex N im. C. HH ham. Rhode Island Samuel B. Colt, Henry A. Stearns. Sonth Dekota Alex. ©. Johnson, | James A. Halley. Texas W. FP. Crawford, W. | E. Davis, - > SERIOUS TROURLE FEARED. Many Michigan Miners on a Strike Militia Ordered Under Armes. Mangverre, Micu., June 11,—A mine eap- tain and another man were killed yesterday im a riot of striking miners at the mine. Four hundred miners are ont on strike and more serious trouble is feared. The governor bas ordered the Marquette Litles to be in readiness to report to the sheriff to quell any farther dis turbance. A strike ix also imminent at the Calumet and Hecla, — ©OL. CARR IN COMMAND. Six Troops of the Sixth Cavalry Made Their Appearance in Wyoming. Desven, Cot., June 11.—A special to the Re- publican from Douglas, ways: “Six troops of the sixth cavalry, comprising over | 400 men, arrived here today and went into camp | temporarily at_a point ten miles west of here, near old Fort Fetterman. Col. E. A. Carr was in command of the returned, evasive replies when ssh his expedition. It ix lear wever, that the troops bad 30 days’ xnppl rations and ordnance enough for « six months’ cam- paign. It ix bell here that martial Ea’ te Wty to bo Qeckned come in Johnson, Converse and Natrona counties.” ~ MORE BODIES FOUND. jjoct of The Work of Seeking the Dead in Ofl Creek Valley Goose On. Ow Crrx, Pa., June U.—Two more bodies recovered yesterday have been identified. The first body proved to be that of William Has- venfritz, He wax a counter clerk and market reporter for the Western Union. The other body was identified as that of W. D. RB. Terwilliger. The body reported at Brandon's ferry below Franklin has not yet been brought here. It is believed te be that of Sameel Richardson, Word has been recer river that two more be ered in an The following are the names of those yet mbrowe W. Moran, rent Relief committee reports « total eubscription list of #58435. O18 CF share of this amount while the remau © will go > Chicago's Suspected Aldermon Acquitted. Curcago, June 11. Salo W. Roth's inability to take the stand yesterday resulted in the termination of the suit against the aldermen | charged with corrup! The jury was in- | structed to return a verdict acquitting the de- | fendants. — Champion Ives Sails for France. New You, June 11.—Frank C. Ives, the bil- liard champion, sailed today on the steamer La Bourgogne for Hav will meet all the oel- ebrated French players in the Folies Berger tournament at I is uccompanied by Mrs. Ives, a Minister Porter Not a Candidate. Iwptanaroiis, Ixp., June 1. The Jowrnal vies today a letter from A. G. to Italy, declining to be dered acandidate for governor. He priety of such candidacy in view of the ition he holds as the reason, ‘The letter ie ted Florence, May 26. > Sunk in the English Channel. Loxpox, June 11.—The steamship Ariel of Hull foundered in the Englixh channel after « collision with the steam-hip Lancashire. The Lancashire struck the Ariel with such force as nearly to cut it in two, but the crew were for- tunately rescued before the Ariel went down and have landed at Weymouth. sngulhon, “smmenety Scorching Weather in Kansans City. Kaxsas Crrv, Mo., June 11.— Yesterday was the hottest day of the season, the thermome- ter at 4 o'clock registering 98 degrees in the of sunstroke were reported to the and two of them wit probs terminate ; Grand Duke Constantine B Keprimanded. ‘St. Perenssuna, June 11.—It is asserted om from Geo cane. 15 io the invariable rule to ark ae fore taking: © oficial fonction. The autocrat fo ffsloor of hia right m the heal of te bots diane Hospital for the Inenne, Me. Beouchamp was a lawyer of Terre Haute, Ind.. who was to Aix by President Graut in 1874. He pamed the most brilliant consular exemina- Seo ie Wengen. Wile cn iene of absence be visited England and was invited by Lord Chief Justice Cockburn, who the peerage record smvorted his right to the extinct tide of Earl of Warwick, by which title he was afterward known. Suicide of Lecturer Willetts’ Daughter.