Evening Star Newspaper, June 14, 1892, Page 1

AT THE STAR BUILDINGS 1201 Pennsylvania Aveane, commer 1ith t. by New York Office, 83 Potter Building. Zz Evecrvo Stan. ie served to pubecribersin the sity by carriers. on thetr own account. Sens, or tie. per month. Copies ai the counter, 3 Set By mal_cpreyere'in tee Caseed Setewer “ents per wont. SaTURDAY QUADRUPLE Suet STAR $1.00 per years ‘With foreige pomave wdded. $3.00. (Entered at the Post Office at Washington. D.C.. as second-class mail water.) E2~ AL mail subscriptions must be paid tp advance. ‘Rates of advertising made known om spplication. ————————— y Vor. 80, No. 20,286. Che Lvening Star. WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY,. JUNE 14, 1892. TWO CENTS. FINANCIAL. FINANCIAL. SPECIAL NOTICES. . SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. Washington News and Gossip. re; »REV. GEORGE ELLIOTT WILL SPEAK —q=> SPECIALTIES” AT BARBER & ROSS’. MURRAY UNIVERSALIST SOCIAL. — vee - * and Authority of the Act & 3 Ee ee nT 5 Suse Boxes Avo [svesruesrs. Froeurr 4 tice" log Chapel TUESDAY. Sump {YOU TIRE re ana | atB pe mes inthe sheness mas Cag ee cee ome BUILDING, LOAN AND INVESTMENT 4SSO- —— ~ nie ry Amer = yor r SENIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. VER’ Pace 7 gam oath beeoten of your wetncito neem. CIATION OF WASHINGTON, D.C. SEDSUYMER | RE ine dates oeprte ove does Rage | Memorial pervices 1p aiemory of our de: | AMUSEMENTO.C, “Page 10 fou Safe Boxes in thetr Clark's Dropsill Vault OFFICES: 913, 915 and 918 F ST. N.W. ; 3. OT Sorte Window Spreena; 250. cous ( OE 75: Freakin No. 2. 209 Pennsyivanis ave. east, | ATTORNEYS. coo Page 8 | at &% t #50 por annum—secording tosizeof | To. those desiring s Uberal and safe investment we ued on WEDNESDAY, June 15, at 8:40 o'clock p.m. P. | AUCTION SALES: Pages 3 and 7 te ‘commend our 8 per cent 5-year Coupon Certificates. NGTON, D.C., Window Frames, 36 in. square, for making | [.43.,1- Hayghe will presi gmbers of sister | BICYCT.ES... -Page 8 = — Per Cent paid on Regular Deposits. — ‘Steamboat Company. —& dividend of | 3 yee {TORE own gcreens, cach. ar, lodges are cor ly invited to ate ron, o BOARDING. : Page 3 © ABD 6 PER CENT INVESTMENTS. Jou can borrow $1,000 from us on, Real Batate | onthe FIRST DAY OF JULY Text fostgekholders ot gprisefunges, hook and eye and Ruse, Saly | THOS. ADAMS, K. of B, and “Si _| BUSINESS CiiANCHS Pare 2 Siew made bh men security and pay it back at the rateof month. | record at of the company, 7th st. wharf. c | Ni c | Page 2 peur snd vhen tin considered that ea thor- | “Odors saprecedented opportanty for amestmants, | fis books fi iunafer of stook ih be lsped foch Paltine up Screen Doors, 806. aociation for the Rallefot Deas Guicnat | CITY ITEMS.” Pose 10 oughly versed im fmancial matrers can so combined with sbsolute security. 20,000 shares in | Une his, J emt | REEP THE GHASS WATERED Somes apd Chilean a jake Pela of the Hors, Sth | COUNTRY REAL ESTATE .. --Pace 2 Teadily be Jed into making poor investments it | force. JOHN KEYWORTH. Secretary. And the dust laid. In #0 doing you'll save | "*percmuae + Jans 1 twicae = | COUNTRY BOARD......... Page 2 sould make thetnexperienced pause STOCK $1 PER SHARE, m, June 9, 1892. Jel1-s, tn, th,3¢ your furniture, Me. The lawn: and garden fook | seleze ee DEATHS mos 5 Phere ay fo things whieh donot go band MATURING IN 102 MONTHS. Bb fot Garden Howe, “Eth eaplings ong — COTTISH RITE. CATHEDR, | EDUCATIONAL Pee 3 hand. and they are “‘absolu‘> sec with TEE! ‘e200. tent nezzle, E elist Chapter of Rose Croix, No. CATION 3 “pet peu” Tie greater te pet Ge | gu Soe ooeepur met rat cote, Seeeaets Beever. Garden Hose Rein, 7c, each, Resting on TUESDAY, 14th June, EXCURSIONS, Se “Paso 10 a vative men, a = DOES THE GRASS NEED CUTTING? Work: 16th degree. ‘A. H. HOL! y Page 1 greater the risk, and sarewd conse: under the personal inspection of the officers of the = ‘There's not even, econome i anana| Ie XN. T. REDMAN, iy, 2 Row realize that «reasonable proft with aD as — | association. Safety guarantead. Your correspondence na sickle nowadays. Think of aJ0-in. Fully Guar- | > i tae —— = Seaeaee Saveer Geass aoeniad acme Braschi a7 COMMISSION MERCHANT and Sntesd Lawn Mower at 88 Ebel! cots OFFICERS AND MEMBER: MT. Page 2 (coats pohagean apr solicited. Circulars and other Kigin WHOLESALE DEAL! P anish co any inwe ead Boop erat” ‘Vernon No; 5, Kg B.. will con- mae ttone—whieh are seldom realized. HARRISON DINGMAN. For many years at No. 916 La. ave. DWN AN ICE CREAM FREEZER one oe Casita Hall JUNE 14. ot 700 By $0 wAKS | POR RENT (Houses) Pace amare dendans ANDREW WALL Butter: esa You can ake your own cream av often as you | pnecinens (brother Jobn O. Williams funeral. | FOR RENT (Miscrtlencoas), ~ Page dis casks can exe cece “wseiaien | | OTRO RDASE, NO. 917 LA. AVE. N.W., Rone better nor cheaper tan giccy: bere Are) ae tr or O't™* ii. F. BARNARD, K. of R.and8._| FOR RENT (steno) Pare thods of investing lange or smallsumeisin | GEORGE GIBEON.. Other nearly opposite his old stand, where he ‘Eat, Tee Grenin Erwezerscnly 1-35. WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE | FOR RENT (Stablew Pare 2 methods of investing or oa EDW. 8. YORK. proposes doing an exclusively Sat, ioe. Crcam Freezers only #170. Union, —Gospel Temperance Meeting WED- | FOR SALE (Horses and Vebicl Page 2 Debenture Bonds Thess bonds are issued PY | GEO. W. LEACH... Asst. Manager Loan Department | gyrgt, WHOLESALE BUSINESS fe | GAS STOVES V8. ALL OTHERS. ESDAY, June i5, at 1:30 p.m., at Central’ Union | Fon sabe ans —— this company in sume of #100, 9500 and [5° e cree oe ee asta ps = (Al! Kinds favo the good 9 the best. You ean | Mission Room, 08 Fennaylvanis ave, Mrv.. Foxwell (Honses). “Page 3 81.000 and pay 5 percent interest. They are ~ “ ‘TER, CHEESE AND cook on a gas stove and yet be comfortable. will have charge of the meeting. t_ | FOR SALE (Lots)... Page 3 = clase EGGS, Full Nickel Two-burser Gas Stoves at §2.50 N FOR SALE (Miscelidneot P 2 looked after by the company. thus saving you pts ATTENTION, SIR KNIGHTS? ra ~Page 2 any further troatle, expense or worry. andere | Sgaigs B Sroox carefully selected and direct trom makers | 5 app St poss Knights 0 Washington and Concordia | FOR SALE (Pianos). -Pace 2 a ‘upen veal peopetty sd Butters, and first hands and in liberal supply. COR. 11TH AND G STS, N.W. joie rT Nous Will please sesemble at tho ball, comer (th | HOTELS. --Page 8 in the District of Columbia and by the entire In the His butters will be found in tubs, large = Pm THIS EVENING. Sir Knights | rNsuRa! 2 capcdhae Lb ERS ant 0 lormance of the Gladiator : CAL MENTION. 10 able by coupens and remitted without charge. CO-OPERATIVE TOWN COMPANY Root. WHOLESALE BUYERS may count upon | BSE NO MATTER HOw GooD L. Downing as benefit tendered to Concordia Divis- | LEGAI. NOTICF: REAL ESTATE FIRST MORTGAGE NOTES. buying these goods at the emallest possible Sak te Gullah eek poche dan fie Aevemnblein fatigue uniforms without swords, | LOST AND FOUMD. 2 Offers opportunities unparalleled. margin above cost. ‘This company has for sale 6 per cont real estate first mortage notes guaranteed by the company. running three to five years. in sums ‘of $500 to 50,000 at face value and accrued interest plus I percent. These notes net the investor 5 per cent the first year and 6 per cent thereaiter. AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST CO., A. T. BRITTON, President. 1405 G ST. N.W. BY ‘Tur sew yous tive rvscRANce COMPANY which, in 1860, originated the first Non-forfeitable Policv.now makes another radical departure in tsvor of the insured. ‘The New York Life now announces that the physical conditions of an applicant beinz satisfactory it will {psure him without future linitations. The “Accumulation Pocicy” contains no restrictions Whatever respecting occupation, residence, travel, Aabdite of live or manner of death. The only condition ‘Of the policy is that the premiums be paid as agreed. For full particulars.address New York Life Branch Office, 1816 F at. nw Jel¢-1m A Gust Avoxe Gusts ‘What life insurancecompany does the largest Dusinee? The Equttable What company has the greatest number of policies in soe" The Eyuitadle . Which hfe insurance company has the great- eat incor? The Equitable Which has the largest surplus? The Equitable Which of the great Ife insurance compantes has the largest ratio of ameta to Habilities? Sn the Equitable. Which life insurance company is the safest, the most lheral and snost proiapt? ane. Equitable Lire Assurance Society of tha United aa. BOWES & BALL. Renident Managers, G@Send for full particulars adapted to your age. Je14 srplus, $100,000. PAYS inderest on deposite. ‘Make your money earn you something. Prudent investments accu-unlate faster than hard work. Thought is the great producer. Remember, INTEREST on deposits. WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY. aw ISSUE 30-YEARS 5 PER $80,000 “RP SEESLS OSE: SINKING FUND BONDS. EXEMPT FROM COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL * TAXATION. Sa The commissioners for Prince George's county. apd, are authorized Rese ee Fa Tee Gea Kas ak tact be thettnent udtericesuak” sepa RR a Domimations of €000and €1,000, bearinu five (3) Det cont interest — annum, payable semi-annually. on ‘the Ist day of January and July. ‘These bonds sre secured by the provisions of said Jaw soquiring cath county commmianomas sch yee [ee collect the sum of 000, to ‘constitute the sink: fond for their redemption at matnrity, and = levy ® the frst lien on the county revenue of xalue of the property of the county is Pah Sneed eet] the ta Sort of os = soe a Battie DAY OF SUSE, sie, at the hoot tM. at the court house door, in the town Ugper Marlboro’. Prince Geurse’ coder She Reve touds for ealee dn ewae* of ~ vresidapt ts THOS. E. WILLIAMS, Clerk, bo. 20 Nastoxat Sure Durosrr, SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY OF THE DIsTRBIcT OF COLUMBIA. CORNER ISTH ST. AND NEW YORE AVR CHARTERED BY SPROIAL ACT OF CONGRESS JaNUARY 22 1807. CAPITAL« ONE MILLION DOLLARS. Acts es executor, administrator, guardian of the eo (tates of mitnors, coummittes of the estates of lunatics, very deerttp tian, ‘Wilts propered by s competent attorney. who ts te ‘Receives money deposits in sums of TEN CENTS and apward and allows interest thereon. SILVER WARE AND VALUABLES of all descrip tion, packed tm trunks or boxes, received for deposit fmcapecious voulte of unsurpassed drynem and secur- My ot moderate cost. ‘RENTS SAFES FROM @5 TO €125 EACH PEB AEBNUM, ACCORDING TO STZE AND LOCATION. ie Tur Osto Narroxa, Bax or WasHINGTON. = +, €200, 000. Cor. 12th and Gets nw. Besides being engaged in a renera) banking business the Ohio National Bank has devoted « large portion of the vaalt space im its substantial NRW BUILDING to s number of SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES, renting | from 85 to $35 per annum, affording absolute protes- ‘Son to valuable papers of all Kinds. J.D. TAYLOR, INO. O. JOHNSON. A Guanasree safe telligent offered share- ee ene anh nok dent, A. T. BRITTON, eG, ERE LISLE. ISHAM G. HARRIS gC. HANS- LOUGH, directors. Fiveshares car be carried for 9625 per month; larger blocs 1 proporiica.. Call on or address © R McBLAIR, District Agent, ‘31 Atlantic building. ‘as WEST END NATIONAL BANK, we, SS 85 Stock in THE CO-OPERATIVE TOWN COMPANY sfgme new in the way to surpass any fovestment on et. HER. ISTORY relating to other town building xb is wstoay fo gther town, ‘NO. W. CORSON. 10. W. MACARTNEY, J 3 - Se ¥. Stock Kx CORSON & MACARTNEY, QLOvER BUILDING: 40? ST. X.W, Stocks all securities listed ofaibreh teem ork eve paisa et be Baltimore edt, pan — Bonde snd eh Wool Hallroed. Gea, Honuratics and Tele: phone Stock dealt in. American Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold. 318 For A Conszavarrve Lxvesruex: PROMISING LARGE RETURNS, ‘addrees ® BR MeBLATE, ‘District Agent for ‘THE CO-OPERATIVE TOWN COMPANY, Boom &1, Atlantic building., Sal 8:30am 6:20pm EWis 4. SBURY, W. B BIBBS, LEWI8 G. TEWSBURY & CO., BANKERS AND BROKERS, 1835 F st., WASHINGTON, D. c,, | cash Boy eng sell for cash; or on margin, Stocks, Boods, re to New York Chicago. Outofiows iil Locel Securities al Constant quotations ali markets. cg G. A. R. Hars Axp Cars, @. & BK CORDS AND WREATES, G. & BR SWORDS AND BELTS, : @ & R PATENT SEPARABLE BUTTONS, @ A B MEMORIAL BADGES, @ & BR GLOVES BEST QUALITY AMD LOWEST PRICES 8. 5. MEY"R, MILITARY AND SOCIETY FURNISHER, ‘922 Seventh ot. 2. my WE HAVE PRICES CUT IN HALF. Suits we sold at € 00 we sell at 64.00. Suite we sold at $7.50 we sell at $3.75. Suits we sold at 87.00 we sell at 82.50. Suits we sold at $4.00 we sell at $3.00. Buits we sold at $5.00 we sell at $2.50, ‘Wealao made « big reduction in our Taz Loxpox Axo Livzarcon Ciormse Commaxz, 10 ‘7TH AND G STs -6t | MR. A. STEFAN OF BOSTON, Upholsterer and Interior Decorator tof it. American Metallic Frame Screen. okiine. Sites. ington that he has removed to this cit thankfully receive favors in fis line of of leading families of Boston can 1K st. n.w. . toy pistols = z Hea z2, iF 4 i of, isi i iN 5 recrackers, torpedoos, Doras, Aare. ballon ri is, bombs, flags. lanterns, ballc EH ‘Kand great variety. Prices muarantecd ‘atthe country. Let ine bave your dore the rush, feats carefully backed and say country. GE EL ‘Wholesale Confectioner, 86 Pena. aver new. Srastal ake, for Luproring ie chou, wily hokey pokey, constantly ta stock, Jel MMER REQUIREMEN’ YOUR HOME. mn fhe. swarms of fos Yo and other insects bs nd screen doors” “Their cost ts Ht fe sik ‘they afford. Adjustable Window Screens, 25c. each: 82.75 per dozen. ‘Window Frames. 345 inches square, for making your own screens, 17c. each. Strong Wire Screen Doors, finished with spring hinwes, hook and eye and Ano’, only 90c. each. itting up screen doors, 50e. Altering screen doors, 25. LAY THE DUST in front of your house end prevent {ts flying in upon your furniture, pie tures, &c. Water the grass and flowers jwently. 25 feet of Garden Hose, wit uplings and patent nozaie, only $1.90. ‘den Hose Reels, ‘Gar 5 ch. CUT THE LAWS TWICE A WEER™ it — wish it to look smooth and vel- very. Idinch Lawn Mowers, fully quaran- teed. MAKE YOUR OWN ICE CREAM ‘And seve balf. your money. You can wind, at. Ice Cream Freezers, only Jt Ice Crean Freezers, only 81. THE STOVE Fok SUMMUK is the pas stove. Full Nickel Two-burner Gas’ Stoves BARBER & Hoss: COR. 11TH AND G IERTZ’S" MODERN IDEAS. Well-cut garments or Unaxceiled quality at Popular prices. W. ©. MERTZS Talloring Shop, Bld 31th st. STS._N.W. jell FeO. RELAY RACE. NEW YORK. ‘RE BODE A PNEUMATIC RAMBLER.” “ASHTABULA, “Relay arrived here 9:45, minuts from Madison, eichteen miles. it." Floyd Tus made this remark: of 18 nfiies in one hour and fifteen minutes on ® . 1 PNEUMATIC KAMELEK, and the ride was | Qver sand and mud the wreater part of the distance. ‘comment is unnectsoary. Ay (Sianed) FENN HARDWARE CO. + May 20, one hour and. fifveen Weather GORMULLY & JEFFERY MFG. CO., 1305 14th st. nw. 9 MANTELS, ANDIRONS, FENDERS, Grates, Wrought-iron Gas ‘Fixtures, Sc: discounts wale aking chances, pH. CORNING. Tile Shop, MILLIONS HAVE BEEN SPENT BY OUR ‘Washington friends for Cassard’s Fine Hams and Boneless Bacon when they were not Casward's at i. We bave tried several plans to overcome this dif- Acuity and have finally adopted « biue oval tin tag ‘our name printed on it in white, which is affix: foall our fine mests, whether covered or uncovered. Don't be deceived. Insist upon having only goods with a ‘this tag attached to them [Bs E MICHIGAN HARDWOOD | REFRIGERA- =. tors, Gan and New Procets Gasoline Stoves, iat nd Nena skp and et . Pay cash and or cent. PAE Tiny FO AORN a Fe She NEW DEPARTURE IN FINE TAILORING ‘HD. BARR, 1111 Pennsylvania ave. Suits from 835 up. ‘Trousers from 810 up. Bw prices from this date with hizh-erade art. 1020 PACKAGE CAR town and Tenallytown raflway will run m package, passenger and wmoking cac ‘Mats. through to Bethesda Park, leay- ing at Sand 11 a.m. and Zand 6 p.m. Rate for small ‘Eages, 8 centa: for bulky packages in bags and bar- Fel, Iconte ver i001te. pvptostny Wauerr & Rvorrs Har Tux. The rougher the straw and wider the brim the more recherche the Hat. Straw Hat ‘‘novelties"—the latest—Dunlap's included, of course. Wide and extra wide brims, in » variety of fancy, rough and plain straws. More Ladies’ Sailors, white and fancy. “*One price” to all, and that price the lowest possible to name for identical goods. Mr. B. can buy as low as Mr. A. Wruuerr & Reorr, 13 905 PENN. AVE. N. W. % Dinz Spor Ta . & Sxrore. is but the result is to be Hence it is that we Ee.” We believe the"only war boven. ‘a Dusinees ia to conduct efatrly and Dever Withny with or taking advantaxe of you. We tet that it ying to you fo be fitted by boys Seven here Youre assured of expertoured usa co fon buy. We especially zolss. val fonbuy. we * select your Oxtord. Ti Rosser St St the caritest possible momentwhile the rae een ter to the lines complete late in season. You ihe fai astoniahed os and Kumet Ties we ars offering as low ‘per pair. BAP BREN. We Teave to inforn the no- | Rificant in comparison to the comfort | then make as much and as often as you | — made itis only ‘‘s delusion and a snare.” ‘The quality of our clothing never disap- points customers, andour low, fixed price Protects all alike. See our Light Gray Cassimere Suit, All Wool Sac Suits, cool, durable and nest. Price, $10. GEORGE SPRANSY, 13. 636 7th ot. ow. FOR ONE WEEK ONLY. tidren's Clothing at Greatly Reduced Priess. All our 84.00, 84.26. 84.50, $4.75 and $5.00 Children's Side Pac Sitar peiee of $3.75. EISEMAN BE.OS., Manufacturing Tailors and Clothiers, Cor. 7th and Esta, n.w. ARE YOU GOING AWAY? ko renting # specialty If wolng away for the summer ° in our bands. We to And you &® desir- | pgun do [nozS 2e13-108_ Bw, IMPORTANT. Did you avail yourself of our mark- lown sale of Trouserings last week If not, you have one inore chance. We shall continae’ sale another week. Don't fail to leave your measure, KLINE & GREENBAUM, Tailors, $013-3t ‘514 10th st. n.w.,bet. E and F. <q SCARPENTERS' WORK aT LowksT S_irices, Jobbing and remodeling « specialty. ie and estimates furnished free. doors and windows to, Mail orders promptly at teed. T. PACE, tended to. Satisfaction guarant ter’ and Bulla Carpenter and Butider, i | R. 721 BOTTLED FOUR CASKS | _ elim =» WE HAVEIVS ee jearat’s vineyard of California, « most delicious wine for summer use.” Frice, $5 per dozen J.B. BRYAN & BRO., 08 Pennsyivania ave. 0, ¥, pposite Metropolitan Hotel. _3e11-3t = * etre itan Hotel. _ a E. CE THAT ON AND AFTER | — : maptly at Gorclork. OVERMAN WHE! Jell-3t == COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE epleting between Benjamin F. MeCanlly and Frederick G. Alexander, trading as McCully Alexander, and doing a livery and sales business at Tally Ho and Central stables, was dissolved MAY HL. 1802, by mutual consent. ‘the said Alexander will continue business at the Tally Ho stable, condacting the same ase livery ‘The said McCanlly wil continue business at the Central stables, No. 400 to410 lath wt. 0 w., with the All debts due the ‘late Arn are the property of ool jebts due re iru are the MeCanily, who will collect and receipt for the choice claret from the late ex-Senator | DISSOLUTION; NOTICE. ‘B. FENTON. MARRIAGES. ‘The partnership existing between Wildin, 7 > Fonton,carrlage and wagon takers, has this-day | MEDICAL 7 boon dlectved by mutual consent. W. A. Wilding com: | MISCELLANEOUS. 3 musiniess and ts authorized. to ‘collect an S Payralf debts dus to the frm. WA WILDING, | Nontmrme neeea™ 2 MANICURE. OFFICIAL NOTICES... OCEAN STEAMERS, POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. PIANOS AND ORGANS. PERSONAL. ‘ness interests at that railroad terminal point. Je! 8 8 8 3 en —E PROFESSIONAL... UNTIL 81 ‘EMBER 1 OFFICE wuOronare Be = Hill be closed at 4:30 o'clock every day ex | Hart ROADS cept Saturday, and at 4 o'clock on Saturday. sodas “4 B. H. WARNER & CO., SPECIAL NOTICES. 1 so14-ct 016 Fst. nw. | SPECIALTIES 7 STEAM CARPET CLEANING. | YOU WELL INFORMED STORAGE... SUBURBAN PROPERTY. About ROSSLYN, VA., and what isoing on there? | SUMMER RESORTS, FRANCIS HUFTY, 18th and F sts, Washington, D.C., is pushing to the front, and purely so in the in- terest of business men, the chances for locating busi- WANTED (Help) WANTED (Houses)... WANTED (Roows). WANTED (Situations WANTED (Miscellaneous). EgSTESEERTTGT TERETE 14 = YOU ANYTHING TO SELL? fac, I have a process for producing cirea- lars ‘that I guarantee the person receiving it will read. “I cannot compel people to buy what they do not want, but if you advertise By my method what ie'wanted, T euarantes that your circular will as surely be read ap though you had dictated a letter to each one individually. The cost is but a trifle more ordinary printing rates, but {t will ac- complish five times the result, as has been Proven. Call and see this mao kerand will fot sic For ion. Leal brats >MIRABILIA CIGARS. Governauext Recerprs Tovar. —Internal rev- enue, $101,566; customs, $380,208. pal a Tur Coxsrettation sailed from Fort Mon roe for Newport at 9a, m. Mm. Lacey, controller of the currency, bas gone to New York for a few days. His resigna- tion takes effect June 30. e has arrived at Montevideo and the training ship Jamestowd at Newport. ee A Reso.vrion Sicxep.—The President has Signed the joint resolution relating to the Me- | YOUCAN- You willbe disappointed im life - a : NOT GEE great, many tines ever tints tant | morial Association of the District of Columbia. all a as have ate ga rs 70 Fe pee - cba went cue rab Bityon Cigar. AE ae aways De Safne uniform Pexsion Dericrency Bi Arproven,—The villnot igh quality. | Do no ceived aQY | President has approved th i i ‘want th worthless Lunitations. hes approved the pension deficiency Detter aoa ‘SCOTT & ‘BRO, | #ppropriation wih, cigar. sara > ee one Penobscot river ice onl; Coupon books and tickets at reduced prices, ‘Come in and look at our patterns and get our prices—then go the rounds and «et other tailors’ prices. Itis two to one you will return. We work to make every caller A New Your Apporxtuent.—The Secreta of the Treasury has appointed Harry M. Calli at $2,000 per annum. au i ES commandant of the Mare Island navy yard, has made a report to the Navy Depertment of the city have been produced Ww. F. RoBEWIN ~ LATE Of the GEDNEY & KUBERTS COMPANY Of ALEXANDRIA, VA. Who it now lucated at 124 @ ot ples of work and submit Tuates. W. F. ROBERTS orpsey & KOBERTS, 421 G st n.w. perlad to show you tam ¢ Inte firm of futual Building and have removed their -W., comer 12th, Jeli Bt ith st, n.w. DR. MORGAN HAS REMOVED HIS ‘plo o. ao ‘office and residence from Est, nw. to Ni st. n.w., bet. I and K sty. i & Fin Teiephone cali 735. aiare). : | SPECIAL NOTICE—PERS | Boe petncine vo do ms fad ee | callsivor biitees” JAS: "RUGEE ‘A. GLENN sts. nw. Painting in all tis branches, | Bre ROOM BANDS. F EAL Tan. buitdiass Roy #0 La, ave. ave. nw. ine Deon associated with my husband, Gen. ruse dpm . B. for sixteen years in his law business he ft itto me. Tshall continue to conduct oitice, and have socured as ‘my. sasocinte ‘Me. J. Lichliter, # member of the bar of the Supreme Court of this District. I golicit from a generous community ihe continuance of Tn Sree tar ELLEN SPENC! LLOF of, CAUTION. —WISHING tion we particularly caution those, baving. old (ile my23-] | seRoeE| ines to give the bih of Our make against allowing. be elne- seere thanvat the COMPANY'S OFFICE. where tite Dut renuine parte are Used and only the ‘most ressone | able'charges, tang, are made. ‘postal Feceive immediate aitention. WHEELER & WILSON MFG. Co. my26-t,th,s,tr ‘437 th st. DR. MANNAKEF HAS REMOVED HIS Bam ie and rendeate trom 000 Now ork ave. foleet 19th we new. Office hours: 8 io 10. m., 1t02p. m., Bto7p. Telephone Writs" 22? MA a Se BE Pornrs OF SUPERIORITY TEND TO KEEP THR REMINGTON ETANDARD TYPEWRITER Abend of all Competitors. EXCELLENCE OF DESIGN. SUPERIORITY OF CONSTRUCTION. EASE OF MANIPULATION. CALL AND SEE THE NEW '@2 MODEL WYCKOFF, SEAMANS & BENEDICT, LE DROIT BUILDING, STH AND F STS. ¥.W. STORE YOUR FURNITURE AND VALU- REN hI? nly prudent way fo bay Shome on the [felnburance cancels’ the" ‘on ‘the prop- 00. - my28 ois Lath atm. tmy18) Sees Se M. W. Revenivcr No. 1215 F and 1214 G ste, ‘Bas his store full of useful and ornamental goods such as delight HOUSEKEEPERS and others. REFRIGERATORS—EDDY'S, with alate stone WILLIAM N. YATES, ‘firm of Yates’ & credited promiscuously. Beat Gang-sawed Boards, 81.15 per 0q. feet, ‘Va. Pine Flooring. only $1.50 per 100 sq. feet. 3¢-in. Best Siding, 1 per 100sq. feet. ‘Best Cypress Shingles, 4 by 20 inches, 64 ‘Why not save 25 per cent by buying your lumber of us. Of course these are cash Prices. Couldn't sell them #0 low if we wi fatal accident at the shell honse yesterday, and EL onetds Geass eee feta ot the 8 SFiS ant Ole he ousertars faye Mat the cau of the explosion will prob- eae ha wen + Sus ing yet, ever ae the officer Je1-Rt ¥.G: ALEXANDER. | owEN OWEN. cor 10ih and 6: 3--ave- ‘14. | es among the killed. THE MOST ORIGINAL = rhe ireather, te teksty to be clear. with mm = es = icgiausega ‘or ure todau: continued warm | TaLaNDs vor MILITARY PURPOSES.—By au- a tstic printing and enerar- af, Wednesda a ‘poastbly coulcr Wednesday Moh. thority of the President the two small islands located “in the main channel of the Matanzas river a St. Augustine, Fla., lying east of and opposite what is known as the old powder house lot, have been reserved and set apart for military purposes. - = Disraict Patexts.—Patents have been is- sued to residents of the District as follow: John M. Fennerty, deceased, B, Fennerty, ad- ministratrix, railway spike; Franklin B. Hunt, sswignor of one-half to J. iP. Clements and G: 8. Chase, thill coupling: Harry C. Jobnson, type chin 100 letters, files, &c. er 1,000. Libbey, Bittinger & Miller. ‘The People's Popalar Lumber Yard. nw. set NNEL SUITS AT STINE- METZ’S. Men's Flannel Suits, 87.50. Separate Coats, $4. Separate Pants, 83.50, . “Little money t e001, Co pope arent, tenet Foul mot Ind 90 Good ae ee eet AxNNvaL Sunstpy.—The Postmaster General has been advised that the government of the and | Leeward Islands,,with the consent gf its legis- elee- | lature, har decided to offer an anntal subsidy BE SESE eshs, for aline of first-class quick steamers to ply 1837 Pa. ave. new. se14_| Between the Leeward Idands and the port of HEARD THE SLOGAN? —" you @as necessary to success in business. may have some ‘left overs"—later we peak of them. . SNYDER & WOOD, Model Taitors, 423 Eleventh REDUCTIONS in prices are now claimed prices for work are unwavering. Later we northwest. New York. The offer is conditioned on regular arrivals and sailings being observed. ‘The Steamers must have good passenger and fruit accommodations to meet the demands of the commerce between the two ports, inniaed bee Laan Exports or Baeapsturrs.—The chief of the bureau of statistics reports that the total values of the exports of domestic breadstuffs from the United States during the month of May, 1892, and during the five and eleven months ended ‘Our will JUNE 10, 1800, — vaemes & Bro, (W. ‘O41 Best. n. THE FIRM OF W. C. E. Sie st Wastington: D.C. % bust ‘Washing- May 81, 1892, as compared with similar exports during’ the ‘corresponding periods of the pre- coding year, were an follows: 1802, €19,410,394; 1, ner 12,890,281: five months ended May 31, Blcaes: = fo the said frm will | 1892' €116,486,830; five months ended May 81, See forward aa Bey SIE EE James, | 1891, #85 180,71, eleven month ended May 5, THEY Wii ‘DRY UP! 1892, 476,023; eleven months ended May Listes PvE mrp. | 81, 1801, $109,356.984. wROSS. We do. vay tat at iney Aarert mnost em; ME. HABERCOM RESIGNS. RIBBONS are fora [2 a PERT AT LO einen teat st | He Retires From Official Life to Practice a Law and Do Ni Work. HENRY A. CLARKE & SON, Agente, 995 ¥ ST. 4 SUIT, TO BE BECOMING, ONS ig ele oe Sciatica visual, 3. &. GRIESBAUER, Artistic Tetlor, 435 OTH ST. B. 8. Hardon, 804 EST. Jel4 VISITING PHYsictaNs, i iy ‘Mr. L. W. Habercom, fifth suditor of the treasury, today tendered his resigna- |fion to the President to take effect ‘upon the appointment and qualification of his successor. Mr. Habercom gives up his position under the government to enter private business in this city. He will practice law and will also maintain a+ connection with of the leading German repub- lican newspapers of += the_-—s country by writing political letters. Mr. Habercom is spondent of the 8t. Louis Westliche- Post, the |waukee Harold and other German papers. woo German repablican of prominence’ Mr. some nelle Seemed Sages Senure of offce, and his departure from official cause sincere regret among those Dave been associated with him. 4 son assistant inspector of boilers at New York | May Never Be Kxown.—Commodore Irwin, | writing machine: Franklin W. Lantz, ma~ ¢ gun; Edmund W. Woodruff, holder for AT THE WHITE HOUSE. | ‘The “Original Harrison Man” Shows Up in| Great Profusion. HE TELLS THE PRESIDENT WHAT WORE ME DID IX THE RECENT CONVENTION-—DELEGATES AND OTHERS WHO SAW GEN. HARRISON TODAY—THE CABINET MEETIXG. The “original Harrison man” is seen in great profusion around the White House these days. He is always a delegate to the late convention returning home and just dropping into the White House “to say howdy to the President.” Of course he voted for Mr. Harrison from the first, and, as a matter of fact, never bad an in- tention of voting for any one else, but would have gone down with his colors nailed to the mast, egad, sir! It is enfe to say that the majority of the Har- rison delegates living east of the Alleghanies will find time to stop a day or two in Washing- ton on their way home, and the first place they make for after getting a shave and a clean col- lar is the White House, Private Secretary Hal- ford receives them with suavity and urbanity— characteristic, of course—and when opportuntty affords rings them in on the President, and their joy is complete, “They all have the same story to tell. “It wasa hard fight, Mr. President, but we got there—ves,we did.” As T said to my friends before the balloting commenced, ‘It's going to be a fight, but you stand by me'—and they aid.” Then he draws himself up with pride and beams upon the President, who says that was very kind of him to be sure, and he will ciate it, &c. Whereupon the delegate, the orig- inal Harrison man, goes away feeling that he has made himself solid beyond a perad venture. CALVIN CHASE MAKES 4 CALL, Calvin Chase of this city, who went to the convention and was ruled out by the com- mittee on credentials, but who feels that his cause won at any rate if he didn't, called at the White House today to pay his respects. to the President. Mr. Chase may not have cast a vote for Mr. Harrison—that was not his fault, hi gret_but it ie uot gainsaid that he “pulled” for him, and the lay brother on the outside is sometimes influential. Delegates T. C. Fletcher and H. J. Europe of | Alabama, Z.V. Walson of North Carolina and | G. T. Gosorn of West Virginia were among the number of delegates who called and shook | bunds with the executive, |_ Some of the fighting captains were there, also Mr. O'Brien, commissioner of navigation, one of the dathing young chasseurs of the ad- | vance guard at Minneapolis called and told | how the hollow square was formed by the young | Napoleons that resisted the enthusiastic attacks of the enemy. THE ATTORNEY GENERAL'S Sox. Mr. 8. D. Miller, son of the Attorney General, also dropped in for a moment. He didn’t say much—he is very modest—but his fame had preceded him. He was a free lance at the con- vention and it is said waxa good match for young Dick Quay of the opposition, who, under the tutelage of his father, is reported to have | developed good fighting qualities. | _ Senator Felton of California called with Gen, ‘M. M. Estee. Senator Felton, although a dele- | gate from a pronounced Blaine state, happil; | got im out of the rain by voting with the Han son men. He is not worrying about the future now to any considerable extent, it is said, The politicians who called ‘during the day gossiped about -the vacancy in the cabinet and the Supreme bench. The report that Gen. Massey of Delaware is to be made a Supreme Court — was canvassed. Gen. wane was a Harrison delegate at Minneapolis, and, | moreover, was a member of the commitiee on | credentials, whore it is said he made his pres | ence felt. Nothing definite as to Gen. Massey's appointment can be learned, but it is thought he is not an impossibility. TODAY'S CABINET MEETING, The regular Tuesday cabinet meeting today is said to have been something of # jollificetion meeting. This is the first formal cabinet meet- ing since the good news arrived from Minne- olis, and all hands were in « bumor. The result of the convention and. the prospect for November formed live topics of conver- sation. Just at this time the political gossips, the men who are never happy unless they are talk- ing of war and rumors of war, and who like to make and unmake cabinets, are disc the probabilities of the personnel of Mr. | rison’s next cabinet in case he is elected. According to the ttle of — the gossipers there will changes in the cabinet. They say that Gen. Noble would | like to retire to private life, and that if he does so Land Commissioner Carter will take up his | portfolio. They alto ray that Postmaster Ge eral Wanamaker would like to devote more at- tention to his personal business and would not jbe averse to turning over bis desk to another. Not content with this they go further and intimate that Attorney General Miller may be promoted to theSupreme bench, all of which.of course, is listened to and repeated by those who hear if. It te expected there will be un influx of delegates next Monday when the notification commitice arrives, eet TWO BRIEF SESSIONS. Both Senate and House Adjourn Because of ‘Representative Stackhouse’s Death. THE SENATE. ‘The session in the Senate today was only long enough to receive a message from the House announcing the death of one of ite mem- bers, Mr. Stackhouse (S. C.),and to adopt reso- lutions (offered by Mr. Butler) expressing found sorrow at the intelligence and providing for a committee of five Senators to escort the body to its place of burial. The Senstors so appointed were Butler, Kyle, White, Gallinger and Allen. THE HOUSE. ‘The desk of the lste E. T. Stackhouse of ‘South Carolina was heavily draped in mourning this life. In his invocation the chaplain said: “O, Eternal in whom alone are the issues of life and death, we come before Thee today rofoundly affected before the suddem Ceokat one of our brethren, aa ble member of this House. We commend to Thy fatherhood the children who are stricken by this sorrow and pray that Thou wilt grant to them Thy comfort in their bereavement.” THE DIPLOMATIC BILL. Mr. Tillman (S.C.), rising amide solemn si- lence, said thet it became his sad duty to an- ME. DICKSON EXPLAINS. nounce to the House the death of hie colleague, A Wes Breas i, Bat thes 2 Sene- ee, cieer toute Onrolion Hil death tor, He Meant. wan suty anaienennenengeeee, Only ASran reporter met Mr. Wm. Dickson this | day he answered the roll call in » ‘ond ssked him if it were true that he eee hhad eaid that Senstor Hill would attond the | tbe stmosphere, he left for home. | He reed the Ohio democratic convention, adding that he | iyoa ne told his son that there was had séen Mr. Dickson quoted to that effect. | no “necessity for, siting | up with | him; “There is only one trouble with the quote-|but at 120 o'clock the sop woke "said Mr. Dickson. “If in the article re-| and found bis father, breathing heavily. He ferring to myself to which you allude, and | Ses Outr'waother illuswation of the truth thet bhacrhlaptpretig ready er eeg Bley at Se EE oe digit ation ‘Benator’ will find ‘the story correct” Having ovce-| would ack the Flouse to set aside for ston to see Isaac Hill, who is one of the prin- | ‘tribute to his memory. cipal assistants to Sergeant-at-Arms Bright, in seins Sic sect aout a ‘barge of the democratic national convention, resolutions (which and to ascertain when he would reach expressive of the bbe replied thet he was about to start ot Lk ag eae rs ‘with which ‘Ike’ oocasion- to the funeral. were for Messrs. Tillman, real not be BST aay maa eng vetecred, BLOWN INFRAGMENTS Terrible Disaster on a Transatlantic Oil Vessel. THE ELKS IN SESSION STEAMSHIP BLOWN TO PIECES. Many Lives Lost Through An Explosion on & Petroleum Transport. Boxpeavx, June 14 —An appalling accident occurred today just outside the harbor of Blaye on the river Gironde, twenty-four miles north- cast of this city. Lying off the harbor was the | Britieh steamer Petrolia, commanded by Capt. Hubbeck. which bad arrived June 12 from Philadelphia. The usual routine work was being formed on board, when «nddenly there was e flash, a tremendous roar and the vessel was blown to ploces. Huge fra deck and deck houses were carried great height. The plosion alarmed the of persons rushed cover the cause of th by many that the m defending Blaye bad strewn with wreckage from the Pr was said law t < wwe sn explosion of gas that had . from the petroleum comprising ber cargo. Burning oil was floating on the water, ‘ihis drifted with the tide. and floating against aee- eral vessels tying at anchor nen~ by set chem on fire. Two or three other veces. were ignited by burning off that fell on thetr decks of tarred rigging. he Petrolia was burning furiously and the beat was #0 intense that if wae the many amall boats that we hangers eae ch near to her. Dense vel smoke Lung over ing steamer. Sou turesome of th © for help and rowed as closriy as powitble the Petroha. They # 1 in puking ap sixteen of her crew, three of her chiens and the second officer. Som men were severely burned shore os rapidly a f the rosenad they wove taken Je and phy- v sicians were summoned atten em, | The survivors said there were twenty o*hers om board the veswel when the orred and a search was made in vicinity of the steamer for them, but not a body was foand, and it is believed that every one of these twanty men perished. . The crews of the other vessels that caught fire did their utmost to quench the Games, but their efforts were fruitles, and sume of the craft mostly vemels engaged in the river and coasting trade—were burned to the water's | ed | ILADELPHTA, June 14 The tank steamship Petrolia, which 18 reported destroved by an ex | plosion in the harbor of Hiaye, Prance, suited } From thieporsen May 26 withs full cargo of 528 gulions of crude petroleum, valued at 0) $22,000. The cargo was londed here by Arnold , but the shippers were Miller, Seball & « jew York, who consigued it to Blaye for or | ders, A full list of the crew is not obtainable here, ax most of the officers and men were shipped in England. On the vessel's arrival here, however, eight of |the crew deserted ' and the following | wore shipped in their places: Firemen, Andrew Hiuhtinen, Samuel Foster, John Bullen, John Bryan, Fred Axelson; seamen, Antoon Rogier and Charles Mannion. Capt. Hubbeck was well and favorably known here, and for- merly commanded the steamer — ‘Tancai- ville. The Petrolia was not con- nected with any regular line running from this port. Her tonnagd@ was 1,516 net, length, 292 feet § inches; breadth, $7 fect 1 inch: depth, 18 feet Sinches. She was built in January, 1890, st Stockton, registered st London and owned by the Petroleum Shipping Company, limited, of London. >. ITS HISTORY. ‘The Present Meeting of the Elks the Largest Gathering of the Order. Borrato, N. ¥., June 14 —A conservative ea timate of the number of Elks and their guests in attendance at the Grand Lodge and snnual reunion here places it at 6,000. It is conceded on all sides to be the largest gathering in the history of the order. and the visitors are enjoy ing themselves to the extent of their oppor tunities. At 9 o'clock the Grand Lodge session opened at the Academy of Music, Grand Exalted Kuler Hay of Washington ng. Welcome wide dresses were delivered by Mayor Bishop, Con gressman Lockwood and ex-Asecmblymen Andreas. At the close of the weleoming exer cises the Grand Lodge went into secret sessiom on the of the committee on credentials. When that businew had been finished an wd- journment was taken until tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock. Gossip about the hotel corridors this morn ing indicates that a feeling exists for a material change in the present administration. Wath one or two exceptions new officers are con- templated. Louisville wants several gfficers and several reforms. Among the reforms tw be discussed is that the lodge and per capita tax to the Grand Lodge should be reduced, as ihe | fund is considerably larger than there’ is any need for. The “progressioniste” oppose this. They want the proseat tax retained and tho | surplus regarded asa fund for the building of 4 permanent Elks’ home. The latter sentiment is regarded in the most favorable light. ‘The fight for the next Grand Lodge meeting place will be hot. The decision is likely to Test between Chicago and Detroit. The former is favored because of the world’s fair, whiée it is argued, on the other land, that in view of the crowded condition of Chicago next year De- troit will be likely to provide better accomoda- tions, The canvass for the chief office con- tinues ective aud Apperly of Louisville is said to have a good lead. Among the candidates for grand secretary are James V. Cook of Indianapolis, Mr. Chaun~ cey of Grand Rapids, Mr. White of Chicago and Mr. Wolf of Albany. ‘There is no likelihood of any competition for the position of grand chap- lain. Mr. Henry G. Perry of Chicago, 1 present incumbent, is favorably spoken of for Te-election. —_> —- DISTRICT GOVERNMENT. GREATEST © AVENCES IX THE COUNTY. ‘The Commissioners, in answer to Senator Mo- ‘Millan's inquiry concerning Sheridan, Stanton, Douglass and Pomeroy avenues, say that the subdivision of Barry Farm was put on record twenty-three years ago; that it was made by the trustees, the farm having been conveyed by Mr. Barry to Gen. Howard and Senstor Pomeroy for subdivision and sale; that at that time subdivisions were recorded in the sur- |veyor’s office; that the more than alleys, becnme the posession of the District ' without any action om ite or the government's part; that the surveys ‘and map were so badly made that it is imposd- ble to ever them upon the ground; that the: way for the lot owners to discover where their y fo would be by heving survey by the District surveyor, ‘that Commissioners cannot see that either the United States or the District is et fault in the matter. Beynolds. The rman GAB Tn addition ‘Stan the ‘usual amount liquor aoe, 7th street, Gartner’ iid Florida peice | Zrenee, sountad Aagess Seaith, £00 Pomerey street, fog nt —— ene Pd eee nT ‘these limite ‘MUST RING THE BELLA. ‘The Eckangton and Soldiers’ Home