Evening Star Newspaper, June 15, 1892, Page 1

UBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY, AT THE STAK BUILDINGS. 1101 Pensayivania Avenue, corner 11th St. by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, S. H. KAUFFMA: Pres't. Stas $1.00 per year: — ohe pening Star. Vor 80, No. 20,287. Ww ASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15, 1892. FINANCIAL. SPECIAL NOTICES. r SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. A MEETING OF “‘THE NATIONAL AS. => The weather te Inkely to be slightly GEORGETOWN ACADEMY OF THE VISI- Foon Sa th he Si get | Rasy cei coal hh nn "cake | Bee are, hee amare de ‘This company receives. money M SnY | BUILDING, LOAN AND INVESTMENT ASSO- | ®t, ¢xtended, — tg fds closing exercises Not only thé wealthy, but the thrifty | young men desirous of getting ahead in life and having from « hundred dollars and | ‘Up will find the Debenture Bonds of this company excellent investments. They pay 5B per cent nterest and are issued in sums Gf $10), G00 and $1,000. The interest is payable semf-aunually and the bonds re- quire sbeclutely no attention from the Bolders ‘They are secured by first mortrages held by the Real Estate Title Insurance Com- pany of this city, as trastees for the bond- holders, and furtber secured by the entire aseets of the company snd the double lis Dility of ite stockholders. Rea. bstate Mortgage Notes for sale. pay- img 6 per cent interest, in sums of $500 to | $50,000, running three to five years. AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST CO., A. T. BRITTON, President, 1405 G st. nw. Prorecrios. In every department of life pro- tection must be attained or there twa constant feeling of insecurity and danger. . Protect yourself against thieves and burglars by taking «box in the Safe Depesit Department of THE WASHINGTON LOAN XD TRUST COMPANY. ‘This Company will also seud to your house for silverware, trunks and pictures which you may wish to have cared for during the summer months. ‘The paid-up capital of this coupan, is One Million Dollars. Tou sew yore Live 1xsvRANct compANY Which, in 1800, orieinated the first Non-forfettable Policy.now makes another radicad departure tu favor of the insured. | ‘The New York Life now announces that the physical | conditions of an applicant bein; satisfactory it will | insure bim without futuse limitations. | The **Acewmu/ation Policy” contains no restrictions whatever respecting oxupation, residence. travel, | Aabite of live or mannet of death. The only condition of the policy is that tae premiums be paid as screed. Pull partrewlars.address New York Live Branch Offer, 1315 F st. nv. delim | 5 SOYEARS 5 PER CENT} $80, Panohoes COUNTS EXEMPIE FROM p BONDS. SQUNTY AND MUNICIPAL TAXATION. ‘The county commissioners for Prince George's cornty. Mary'and, are authorized by act of the zen- | 7 ea rh ler for cash, nk it | r for cash. at a public | hty treme 1 dollars of coupon mye anton aes | font interest ‘avable soutansually, oa Shelter day ot Vanuary and Js Tate are sccurrd bythe provisions of said k rio “Canty anatoners: each rear wxinniug with the scar 192, eam Hy saline the" sua of 34-000, to ‘consiltute the sinking | fund for their redesptien at maturity, end this $4.00 levy im the Srst lien on the county revenue of i “ide peer vate of the Proverty of the county fe wer 8,000,000" ecleacine is Yalue sous Boage on ek sad Band Fm Wand eround | Naaitnen law bonded debt of the county, including this | $105, com ony The wornty comiuiesioners of said county will, on the "HI CIETH DAY OF JUNE. 180. at the efTWFLY. M.. at the court house doce. in the Sf peer Marlin", Prince Geotsr's county, Md .cfler the dhowe bods fur gale, sccordine to te’ said act of somnbly. JOUN MILLER, President,” fe THOS. E_ WILLIAMS, Clerk, &e. pe 208 Tus Narioxar Sare Deposrr, SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA CORNER 15TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE. CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS JANUARY 2, 1867. CAPITAL. ONE MILLION DOLLARS. Acts as execator, administrator, guardian of the es | tates of minors, committee of the estates of Iunatics, receiver, sssienee and executes trusts of any and every descrtytion Wills prepared by acompetent attorney. who is in day attendance, ani kept without charge when the company is pained executor or trustes Receives money deposits in suns of TEN CENTS and upwart and allows interest theron SILVER WARE AND VALUABLES of alt deserip- tion, packed im trunks or boxes, received for deposit | tm capacious vaults of ensurpassed dryness and secur. {ty at moderate coat, RENTS SAFES FROM $5 TO 9125 FACH PER ANNUM, ACCORDING TO SIZE AND LOCATION. FPguas B, Joxes. ‘Third. RaNcta Mices, Pistaree. ALBERT L. SCURTEGANT. Secretary. Ronbing Directors =a Benjamin P. Snyder Albert L. Startevant Matthew G. Fes A. James, Rouse K. Jones. apis © Tur Oso Neston, Base or WASHINGTON. Cor. 12th and Gate nw. Resides being enraced in s ceneral banking business the Obso National Bank has devoted s large portion of the vault space tm ite substantial NFW BUILDING to © number of SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES. rentine from €5 to 635 per annum, afforiiing absolute protec- ‘on t valuable papers of all Binds. iON OF WASHINGTON, OFFICES: 913. 915 and 918 F ST. N.W. ‘To those desiring s \sberal and safe investment wo commend our 8 per cent 5-year Coupon Certificates. ——# Per Cent paid on Rewular Deposits. — You ean borrow @1,000 from us on | security and pay tt back atthe rate of $13 per month. Offers unprecedented opportunity for investments, | combined with absolute security. 20,000 shares in force. STOCK @1 PER SHARE, MATURING IN 10? MONTHS, ‘WITH GUARANTEED VALUE OF $200. + All money secured by best real estate. ‘under the personal inspection of the officers of the | association. Safety guaranteed. Your correspondence solicited. Circulars and other information at office. HARRISON DINGMAN. ANDREW WALL. ALONZO TWEEDALE. GEORGE GIBSON. EDW. 8. YORE. 3. =. SMIT! D.o. Real Estate Losns made Szarss B Srock In the COOPERATIVE TOWN COMPANY Offers opportunities unparalleled. Developments made already promise early dividends. 2,390 SHARES OF STOCK Owned in Washington. Sold on the installment plan. © R McBLAIR, ‘31 Atlantic building, : t 10:30 a.m. on THURSDAY, June 16) af 10:30 ty ‘of the stockholders of the INTERNA- NAL SAFETY EXPLOSIVE COMPANY ¥ill bo Beldat street, Alexandria, Va.. on the 22D F JULY, 1892, between the hours of 12 m. and 1 Sielock p.in.. for the purpose of electing directors for x year and fur the vurpose of transactinue such other! As tigy fogally be Drought Detore Ht by the stockholders. A full representation of the fi garueatty” requested to be present at SOY oie’ GEORGE E. EMMONS, at Secretary. THE ANNUAL ELECTION OF NINE (®) | conten, is eran tea Fie one pifte Dui of agin tte june 1892. “Polls open trom 11 Sin todps ee 1 GE Pena aA SS $5,408.11, 15.68 ‘becretary. UMMER REQUIREMENTS. YOUR HO! a the swarms of fiies, and other insects by, buted in screens: ‘and screen doors. ‘Their cost is insix- Rificant in comparison to the comfort they afford. ‘Adjustable Window Screens, 250. each : $2.75 per dozen, Window Frames, 36 inches square, for making yourown screens, Tie. each ‘trong Wire Screen Doors, finished with spring hinges, hook and eye and Knob. only 90e. each. Putting up screen doors, 50c. Altering seroan dors: Si LAY THE DUST in front of your house and prevent | ffs Asin fn apon pour furniture, pie. | Tithe pares, &c. Wat ass and flowers ently. 25 fect of Potter mosquitoes Garden Hosp, Fithcouwlinas and patent ‘nozzle, only Garden Hose Reels, 75c. each. CUT THE LAWN TWICE A WEEK Pages it to look sincoth and vel- Agent for the District of Columbia. WEST END NATIONAL BANK, Dil re Jno, H, Magruder. Becker. a ee io Yerdse. ¢. E, Emmons. jeary Gr Wigshin, 2% Fatt. ie A, Mefiuenay. & & Wasa. Wilcox _my2i-dm Waliam B. Riley. Arrextiox. Stock in THE CO-OPERATIVE TOWN COMPANY seers now in the way to surpass any investment on ‘the mark ERE IS HISTORY reiatine to The Elyton other town bailding Land Company, Birming- 870 with cash ». 45 ih te amcrewste to 85s 340 per cent: Sent aroounting ip dividends in six yearson an investment ea ere eg ‘8 cash ca} ‘was then fixed at use eos 000 was de- of. The property is Mia LtabSrcet, Ky. = (000, its own town < toc per cent on oriuinal cost. "Many other etaruphee could | ©. R. McBLAIR, 16 ‘31 Atlantic Bldg. (J 80. W. CORSON. JNO. W. MACARTNEY, J Member NY Stock Ex. CORSON & MACARTNEY, GLOVER BUILDING. ial F ST. X.W., Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds. weuieant i falfroad, Gas, Toaraucs and Be "ikieerican ;phone Stock bought and sold. sy A Gvanaxtez Otsafe and intelligent management olters in the Co-operative Town bo TER Propigut Lacie B. Wecow ns fee, ina O. HARHS and Be Ra ENS carried for 96.23 Call on or address . R McBLAIR, District Agent, se 31 Atlantic building. Hovsexzerers Wao Have YEARS HARROWED THEIB BRAINS OVER THE QUESTION, “HOW CAN I ENJOY THE COMFORTS OF a F ‘aut sscustion late offered share- SaaeTy woe Hoan S, ie Cw per month; For LIFE WITHOUT SUFFERING ITS UNTOLD MISERIES,” HAVE FOUND ITS PRACTICAL SOLUTION IN OUR EQUITABLE CREDIT SYSTEM, WHICH PROVIDES IN ADVANCE THE ENDEARMENTS OF DOMESTIC FELICITY, BUT AFFORDS YOU THE MEANS OF PAYING FOR THEM FROM THE | similar qualities command at other stores. We seilEy SMALL WEEKLY OR MONTHLY SAVINGS OF | YOUR DAILY TOIL. RELIABLE HOUSEKREPERS CA ANY ARTICLE FROM OUR HANDSOME LINE) OF FURNITURE, CARPETS, MATTINGS, RE- FRIGERATORS, GAS AND VAPOR STOVES AND BABY CARRIAGES, REVEL IN THE OF THEIR POSSESSION AND YET BE FREE FROM THE MANY BURDENS IMPOSED BY A STRICTLY CASH SYSTEM. HOUSE & HERMANN'S CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES, 917, 919, @21 AND w23 7TH ST. jen I |Sourp Sreauisxe TAYLOR -- President. Vice President. Cashier. Asaistant Cashier. For A Coxsravarive Asvestuext, PROMISING LARGE RETURNS, Address © BR McBLATR, District Agent for ‘THE CO-OPERATIVE TOWN COMPANY, Room 31, Atlantic building, 8:30 am. to 5:30 p.m M. W. Gaz. Bro. & Co.+ TEMPORARILY aT BRVATION, A Discovsr Fos Cisz. |Suver Wepprso Pussewrs. JEWELLERS AND SILVERSMITHS, 1437 Pexxa Ave ON ALL GOODS, WITHOUT RES- Or 10 Pm Cor NOT ONLY | \N SELECT SPLENDOR ‘inch Lawn Mowers, fully guaran- (ead. Gals $355 each. MAKE YOUR OWN ICE CREAM And save half your money. Youcan = make as much and as often as you wish. = Sat: foe Cream Freezer, onty 91. f- log Cream Frecaors. only ‘Full Nickel Two-burner Gas Stoves THE STOVE Fok SCMMITR is the vas stove. at @2.50 each. BARBER & ROSS, COR. 11TH AND G STS. N.W. Jen EBT MopeRN ies, Well-cut garments of Unezcetied quality At Popular prices. W. C. MERT?’3 ‘Tailoring Shop, 210 514 1th st. MANTELS, ANDIRONS, FENDERS, Graws, Wrousht-iron Gas Fixtures, So. peelal discounts while making chanwes, mb}4-tr J. H. COn File Sho} MICHIGAN HARDWOOD _REFRIGERA- | ay sao, Tauure and Fummace work, plumbani and was pe usa tn Hq NEW DEPARTURE IN FIN B.D. BARR, 1111 Pennsylvania ave Suits from $35 np. ‘Trousers from 810m from this date PACKAGE CAR. town and Tenallytown railway will run | The ite combination package, Passenger and smoking cac from 32d 4 M sts. through to Bethesda Park. leav. ing at Sand 11 ¢-m, and and 5 pm." Hate for paall | eckages, 5 centa. for ages in bags and bar- Fels, LOcants ver 100 ibe. msio-La | Asraua Asp Caranen CURED BY THE CIGARETTES ESPIC. ‘ous! Colds, (LH. e “i z ee Bold by al nivield,17 Chest, Lanczsr Sroce, Lowes Parces, Easusr Terus aT Gnrooaws Masawora Carvir Hovse. S19, 821 and 823 7th st. o.w. Fensrrvre Asp Hovservnsismas OF EVERY CONCEIVABLE DESCRIPTION SOLD ON CREDIT. Refrigerators are a necessity at this season of the year. We sre well prepared to supply your wantsin thisdirection. Ours are tade by Armtzer & son and took first prize at Paris exposition in 1889. All sizes, all prices. You will neod Mattins aiso—we keep only reliable grades. Matting, Oil Cloth and Lino- | Jour laid on your floor free of extra cost. | Our Parlor Suites, in brocatelle, tapest-y and Wil- ton rus, are fully 25 per cent lower in price than | Parlor Sutte, in plush or hatr cloth, for 28 cash, | $30 on tine. A Solid Oak Bod Room Suite for $17 cash, $18 on | time. Ifyon noeda Carpet #02 the Brusaels we seli for 0c. per yard cash, 65. on thme. Good Ingrain Caryet 5c. per yard cash, 40c. on time. All carpets made and laid free of extra cost. No charge for waste fm matching figures. Have you seen our stx-foot Solid Oak Extension Tables for $4.25 cash, #4.50 on tine? | Perhars you need a Baby Carriaqe. » Wo have almost © bundred patterns for you to select from. REMEMBER Everything is sold on credit and our credit prices are cash prices elsewhere. Our terms require no notes— A small deposit at time of purchase and the balance in ‘suis to suit you, ® week or a mons apart. GGG RRR 00 GGG. A SRN” i ES 39 > AE GGG R 0. AAA N Oo ERS oe BAERS sc8 MAMMOTH CREDIT HOUSE, sel ‘819, S21, 623 7th st. no. w. ROVAL == everything. - 4 DowT Don't for Seamless Mattis PAY A eng or ‘Sa roll, $0 yas, DONT ack, eee ‘raaiy's ce 80 ont bo 81.50 to €2.50 for eum, oe Dor for yrare Cutie bate san Gnatys iM Belen StF 50. vt pay Shes Bis for Rit Dope Rim. rate etn ged aad doe bet Hr ERCR re cry “ome, DO! ear Rene Pree Bak toes One pay Y a DONT 1 Y "eR ior een ste in p ie i 4 af ee ee | rseee THREE Ports ‘Why not save 25 percent by buying your lumber of us. Of course these are cash Prices. Couldn't sell them so low if we credited promiscuously. Best Gang-sawed Boards, 81.15 per 100 aq. feet. ‘Va. Pine Flooring. only $1.50 per 100 sq. feet. 4-in. Best Siding, €1 per 100 sq. feet. Bost Cypress Shingles, 4 by 20 inches, 64 per 1,000. Ldbbey, Bittinger & Miller. ‘The People's Popalar Lumber Yard. tered. fica, mosquitoes and Sther insects provide Your doom aed windows Pili screens, "Youresmitort more than offsets Thetr coat. Adjustable Window Screens, 250. each ; 82. per dozen. Window Frames, 36 in. square, for making your own screens, ‘17c. Strong Wire Screen Doors, finished with | QyrnE binxes, hook and eye'and knob, only | each. ‘Potting up Screen And the duet laid: Ip t0 doing youTl gave your furniture, &c. The lawn and garden look much prettier if watered rly. 25 tt. of a Hose. with couplings and Payent ye ely, 31.40. h arden Hose Hes each, dors THE GRASS NEED CUTTING? here's gt ten, woonoruy sickle nov Think of a 10-4 anteed - a yp le — Bi ish on any In rep tt a0, NAN ICE CREAM FREEZER 3 sfik fi IF You OW ‘Sat. Tee Cream Freesers only 4-gt Ice Cream Freezers only GAs STOVES VS. ALL OTHERS, All kinds from the good to the best. <> DISSOLUTION; NOTICE, ‘The partnership existing betweon Wilding vriage and wagon makers, has this day dissdlved by mutual consent, W. A. Wildi Hnuing the Dnainess and is authorized to collect and pay all debts dus to the fir: W. A. WILDING, J.B. FENTON Jelgat® = WASHINGTON, D.C., JUN Thave this day leased and re real estate office to the n.e. corner 12m and @, the build- ing teventiy, occured by (Ghio National Bank. CHARLES W. HANDY, Beal Estate, Loans and in: surance. Jeld-2w will oblige by sending t! = by, = a A SPECIAL CONVOCATION Ac Ghapter, No. 4, will be EVENING. June 16,at 7:30 p.10. 8. No. THOMSON, Secretary. A. R.—MEMBERS OF O. P. MORTON Boat, No. 4 will cnsemipie ei Asbery at wirch, K and 11th ste. n.w-. at 2:90 p.m. THUBS- DAY, £6 attond the fancral services over our late com rade, Beit Cox Smith." Officers and detatied No, Dt. BUTC TT L ME} order invited to meet at Odd |. Navy Yard, THURSDAY, 7:15 o'clock, to i eeti it Temverance Tent, has been sugaged Ge] T. Ke MAMONEY- Wc. T. U. HOPE AND HELP MISSION, \& Sigts st. n.w.—Bible eo ‘OMOR- une Conducted ur. Alltriends invitea. > ™ sree ? >A GRAND TEMPERAN pi age | he tents w: able a lows’ Hal, st's.0.,0n THURSDAY EVENING, the 10th at 730, te puarch to the temperance tent in, Anacostia, D. aielekig | Come, Heber, Union, Cammack, Jas. H. Moore and | “by order of the G, Ruler of Anesoetia Tent, order of the O- acostia Tent, No ndes oe Rae A JUNE FETE WILL BF Ht AT THE Raine Home, 12th and Nats. n. HIS EVENING. A cordial welcome to all. EARLY CLOSING. BRADBURY PIANO WARE ROOMS, e enna. sve., Will close at Spm daily from June 15 to September 15. 1 W. PLY. WICKLE, ___ Resident Manger, _ WHOM IT M. OONCERN—I_ WILL | no bills contracted Py my Ti SoN eS my naine, W. Hl, HARRISON Ista me peg FILS OF THE TATE DANURL | *. 55 t _ | ae . Harrison, 010 Campbell who are indebted to him. 1 fyamediately and settle at 1135 12th Creamed sole? HOW TO KEEP COOL. ‘A serene temper is the first esventisl, yet ofttimes that is difficult to attain when the Dody is depressed with too warm clothing. Perhaps, therefore, comfortable clothes should rank first, Our business is to furnish you with cloth- ing. See our Serge Coat and Vest, in all GEORGE SPRANSY, 434 7th at. | FOR SALE (Pianos). Washington News ‘and Gossip. Index to Advertisements, Pace 7 Page 10 coco Pace 8 Pages 3 and 7 BICYCLES Page 8 BOARDING. -Pawe 2 BUSINESS CHANCES Pace 2 CHIROPODISTS .. Page 2 CITY ITEMS. Paxe 10 COUNTRY REAL ESTATE | -Pare COUNTRY BoaRD .. i ‘Page DEATHS Pace 5 DENTISTRY | Page 7 x Page 8 Page 10 Page 1 --Page 2 FOR RENT (Offices), FOR RENT (Rooms) FOR RENT (Houses)... FOR RENT (Miscellaneous) FOR RENT (Stores). FOR RENT (Stables) FOR @ALE (Horses FOR SALE (Houses). FOR SALE (Lots) ... FOR SALE (Miscellaneous) HOTELS. LOCAL MENTION, LEGAL NOTICES, LOST AND FOUND... MANICURE, S eTtttithy MISCELLANEOUS... MONEY WANTED AND TO LO. Pace NOTARIES PUBLIC. +-Page 2 OFFICIAL NOTICE! Page 3 OCEAN STEAM i Pare 8 POTOMAC RIVEE BOATS. Page 8 PIANOS AND ORGANS. --Page 8 PERSONAL... --Page 2 PROFESSIONAL Page 7 PROPOSALS... --Page 10 RAILROADS. _ SPECIAL NOTTC SPECIALTIES. .... STEAM CARPET OLEA STORAGE................ SUBURBAN PROPERTY SUMMER RESORTS. . WANTED (Board) WANTED (Help) WANTED (Honnes). WANTED (Lois! WANTED (Rooms). WANTED (Situations). WANTED (Miscellaneous). wes W 19 Ww 9 19 | <7 NTL )SEETEMBER, 11 OR, OFFICE will be closed nt’ 4230 o'cloc! day ex- copt Saturday, and at o'clock on Saturday,” & C0. sept 'B. H. WARNE _so14-2e" AMERICAN ICE AND COA Be Ones toraer oun and Pace ne, Penobscot river ice ouly. | Best grades of family Couyon books and ice| coal. Send in ordersearly tickets at reduced pric | before prices advance. ‘L SUITS AT -STINE- ttn oat @q=It E FIRM OF W. C. 3 James of Loudoun county, Va. E. Ww E. Fares ging business at O41 B si ton, D. C., have mutually agreed to dissolve partner ship. ‘Ali’ persons iudedted to the said firm will Please come forward and make setloineng. Jel MES, B. E. JA’ __N.e. cor, 9th and Gn. w. EEK ONLY. 3 Sccens Clothing at Greatly Reduced Prices. All our $4.00, 84.85. 84.50, 84.75 and 95.00 Children's ‘Suite av'the tiniform price of 83.75. EISEMAN BROS. ‘Manufactaring Taflory and Clothiers, 5 Cor. 7th and E ata. n.w. ==> CAl TERS’ WORK AT LOWEST | ee Jobbing and remodeling x specialty. Gus and ewinates furnished free. Loreen doors and ‘windows to order. ‘Mail orders prompuly. at tended to.""Satintaction guaraptoed __el1-tm' 721 a>) REMO | office and residence from Est. b.w, to No. TS K sts. (McPherson . my3-1m* OF SUPERIORITY TEND TO KEEP THE 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, mbi7-tr 8TH AND F STS. N.W. => STO! NITURE AND VALU- a ABLES with the 'ASHINGTON SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, SIB-91S Pa, ave. FIREPROOF STO! TRI ge MONEY TO BUY HOME! ‘nly prudent way to buy a home on the install- ent plan. Death terminates all payments and the ife insurance cancels the incumbrance un the prop- erty. Ss dross ‘THE UNITED SECURITY LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST OO. OF PENNA, 003 13th st. n, HL. McQUEEN PRINT BAND, job Printing, Gmy1s)" 1108-1116 Bat. nw. a= A RUMOR" WAS CIRC! D “> around the town today that HODGES" NA- TONAL BINDERY, Fats can do your work quicker and cheaper ‘any other binder. Cai] on | SRM eee Tale Na wy: JOHN J. COSTINETT, MEROHANT TaHLOR TS © sARMZAND Have oF: ICES OUTFITTER, uits @25 up. use! Up. @uaral ee appointments.” pose ceoran N. T. REDMAN, = PUBLISHER, STILL GOOD PICKING. garment leaving this shop is an exam- ple ofthe highest achievements tu the saste art Proves are bnt « little, if any, more than You pay forcheap (inferior) railorinr ‘The picking is still good in that lineof $12, $13 and $14 Trouserings for $9, although many have teen gold since frst offe ‘OW we15 WE UNDERSTAND THE * There ie an “are” in packing and shi wists. We understand vf. No one would ever ou were receiving wines fron the | poarance of the canes We pack. We rets, punches, Leave your ofder with us before You Ko t6 the countess Pure Blackberry Cordial, a panacea for sum- emplaints, Prescribed by nearly all phy sal! wood onen. Red and White Punch ready for favoring— “nectar for the god TO-KALON WINE COMP: 614 14 Ue! ping suppose outside eel! 201 WE DO NOT HAVE TO APOLOGIZE— ~for any assertions we make, for the reasoh, at we make none ‘annot substantiate. If ‘Typewsiter libbons "t dryout in time you would only need one ribbon. ‘They last accord: ing to the use they are subjected—six months to | three years. Underwood's Typewriter Supplies fare tov well known and appreciated to Deed any | ommendations af our hati Je15, KEEPING ABREAST OF THE TIMES" it dhe Saeeret of success” in al! things. i way tokeep up your correspondence ac- cording to the quickest, eavicat aud most eco- nomical method is by using the Edison Phono- graph. You may dictate your correspondence ora roagh draft of it to the Phonograph «ud = I rhe ort y a can Write ou satterwacd. 8 cary ‘pave mentee SELENE Pox og e o0. TO THE VISITING PHYSICIANS. An ideal spot for a ssnitarium, health retreat or gold cure institute. A charming old country mansion sit ‘uated in the beautiful mountain rection of southeastern Pennsylvania, twonty aniles from the famous Blue Mountain ‘House and within a short distance of the ly famed Bedford Springs. Fruit, 1 and fish in plenty; shooting and bathing. Price, which includes hous, Innd and all heavy furniture in house, 818,000. Circulars giving full information fur- ‘ished upon application. JOHN B. WIGHT, Real Estate and Insurance, tt 1410 G st. nw. | <a YOU SEEN IT? it is great! Wonder ition! Tpewnrren PROCES BYRON & Book and. NE OTHER REMARK TO MAKE ROSSLYN, VA. Be a purchaser of a business lot and be superiorto idle criticiam. Your felt. supertority will not be ‘cundiess if you have the couraze to be 4 pionecr in fusiness pursuit and interest and select ® corner lot, ‘The best maxim is to strike the iron until you Tuake it hot—ot for somebody else to et in aliead of you, FRANCIS HUFTY, 13th and F Washington, Je15, Ree* OLD TRADE TROIS. COST and profit combined make the price of a wanufactured article. We employ only picked workmen and ure the very best weaves of cloth. Aside from these two leaders our expenses are light and our charges are proportionally low. SNYDER & WOOD, Model Tailors, 425 Fleventh street northwest. callonor uldress JAS. "A. GLENN, core oad ft | st.mw. Painting in all is branches.” 3e82 Fae CHICAGO. “RELAY RACE. “NEW YORK “THE G. & J. TIRE IS GREAT!" POUGHKEEPSIE, N. ¥., May 23, 1892. LW “about all day today and yesterday evening, upon return from carrying Gen. Miles’ message to Sexioned place alls, 7,80 mites tn 3B mites al tt Sodearon COMMISSION MERCHANT and Elgin WHOLESALE DEALER. For many years at No. 916 La. ave. Butter; is now at ‘NO. 917 LA. AVE. N.W., Other nearly opposite his old stand, where he Proposes doiny an exclusively Firat. WHOLESALE BUSINESS in FIRST-CLASS BUTTER, CHEESE AND clase” EGGS. carefully selected and direct from makers: Butters, and first hands and in Hberal supply. ‘His butters will be found in tubs, large Cheese, and snail packages and tn prints. fs RETAIL DEALERS and £o0e, WHOLESALE BUYERS may count upon buying these goods at the smallest possible ___margin above cost. senior MR. A. STEFAN OF BOSTON, Sg aay , Gor‘ct Brokline, Siaes., boge leave to Bo Si eg a ee sick haan GORMULLY & JEFFERY M¥G. 00., UNS 1s. Bw THEY WON'T DRY UP! . the effect t ts TILES TYPEWRITER BONS wili not dey up one wi sclfotagr makes, witch, wil pot Tass h peer, 20 TELENS. | Here's the jong i We Ro a ‘not ‘an offer. HENRY A. CLARKE & SON. Avente, 935 F 8T. a nd <=" YOU CONSIDER COMFORT ve Goverxment Recerrts Topar.—Internal rev- enue, $512,831 ustoms, $547,516, ~ = Act Aprrovep.—The President has approved the act granting the use of certain lands to the city of New Bedford, Mags., for a public park. New Iowa Baxx.—The controller of the cur- rency has authorized the First National Bank of Spirit Lake, lowa, to begin business with a capital of 50,000. ——_e—__ Pension Marrers.—The total number of pensions allowed by the bureau of pensions for the week ended June 4 was 4.962. The amount paid for the same time aggregated $50,892.50. —_+ A Sax Dieco Drvrpexp.—The controller of the currency bas declared a first dividend of 10 per cent in favor of the creditors of the Cali- fornia National Bank of San Diego, Cal., on alb claims proved, amounting to $035,569. The bank failed November 12, i891. —— A Cuaxce ror Womex.—The civil service commission has need of applicants for women teachers in the Indian service. The chances of those passing the examination are very good at this time. The regular examination will be held at Washington on Tuesday. July 12. Women whose names are ou the registers for the departmental service may, if they choose, withdraw from those registers and be examined for the Indian service, in which the chance of appointment is very much better. = - Dr. Wettxe of the Columbian Universi Jeft town today. After spending a few days at his summer home in New England, he sails for Europe on the 22d instant, attend the tercentenary of Dublin Univer asa delegate from the Smithsonian Institate. Ata later date he will go to Madrid, where he has been appointed by the President. in com- pany with Admiral Lace and Prof. G. Brown Goode, a commissioner to represent the United States atthe “Columbian Historical Exposi- tion,” which will be opened early in September next. Erricrexcr Recorp 1x tHe Wan Depart- west.—The first application of the new meth: ods of establishing and keeping the efficiency records of goverument clerks in_ the classified ed by President Harrison, was put into operation in the office of the quarter- master general, War Department, yesterday. ‘The chfef clerk and two principal clerks or chiefs of divisions constituted the board to grade the clerical force. The results, as an- nounced, showed that Mr. A. Y, Leech attained the first grade in class 4, W. H. Hodges in class 8, A. W. Ogden in class'2, Miss Susan C. Mise Jennie Lawson in the $1,000 Se eee Persoxat.—D. J. Thompkins of Brooklyn, Win. G. Hill of Philadelphia, Thos. H. Greevy of Altoona and Fred. D. Miller of Trenton are at Willard’s.—F. L. Garrison of Coalburg,W. Va., E. F. Stevens of Acme, W. Va., J. F. Sheridan of San Francisco and P. B. Lee of Philadelphia are at the Randall.——Isidor Bach of New York, H.E. Queen of Covington, Ky ¥, P. Hagan of Spokane, Wash., Wm. E.” Lang of Pittsburg, Frank E. Harris of the army and Chas. P. Holden of Boston are at the Ebbitt._—Ciarence Nichols of Baltimore, Chas. D. Johnson of Boston, Licia Cilley of Cincinnati, B. E. Mallory of Norwich, Conn., and W. Scott Sima of New York are at the Riggs. ——W.8. Donnell of Philadelphia, John A. Fish of Boston, Frank Shay and John A. Hogan of New York, K. Warner, jr., of St. Paul an W. A. Harrison of Augusta, Ga., are at the Ar- lington.———Richard of Denver, Geo. R. Blodgett of Boston, Wm. A. Stewart of Balti- more, E. 8. Pillsbury of San Fran- cisco’ and W. F. Chalmers W ot London are at the Shoreham.——C. W. Harris ‘the | of New York and Sam Dickinson of Philadel- pais zo atthe Normandie 7. W. Lamson of irginia and Jose New Jersey are ct taa Metioasl= “than: Bermenery at Winston, N. C., is at the Metropoliten.—L. ©. Dunn and W. C. Wells of Peter White of St. Louis, W. C. Manning of Francisco and J. Rowen of New Hampshire are at the Bt. James. ——J- P. Van Hook of and Chas, E._ Webster of Illinois are Oxford.—C. P. Hadley of New York, Allen of Penneyivania and A. G. Greer of adelphia are at the Johnson. =~ foscens ew Eis The Monetary Conference. All the governments of Europe, with the sin- F = i iui ! : it ep ponte He goes first to} TWO CENTS. FREE COINAGE. The E11 Again Taken Up in the Senate. MR. MORGAN SPEAKS ON IT. | He Advocates the Adoption of the Measure. THE FORTIFICATION BILL Taken Up and Passed in the House Today. THE SENATE. In presenting a petition from Riley county, Kan., in relation to the prevalence of lynch law Mr. Peffer stated thut from newspaper re- ports the practice was growing in all parts of the conntry—north, south, east and west. Many poor people, particularly colored people, were being hounded and hunted and hanged or shot to death when merely suspected of crime. It was time, he thought, for the American Con- gress to take action in that mutter and he hoped wat the judiciary committee (to which the tition was referred) would report promptly. CONFERENCE ON THE DIPLOMATIC BILL. | . Aconference was ordered on the diplomatic and consular appropriation bill, and Messrs. Hale, Allison and Blackburn were appatnted conferees on the part of the Senate. | Mr. Morrill gave notice that he wonld address the Serate on the subject of silver tomorro ‘before all the other «ide of the chamber shall have left for Chicago.” Mr. Call gave notice that (instead of address- ing the Senate today on_ the subject of railroad companies ss connected with the election of Senators) he would yield now to Mr. M and postpone his remarks till Monday next, Mr. Dixon was appointed a member of the committee on failed national banks instead of Mr. Higgins, excused. THE FREE COINAGE BILL, The bill to provide for the free coinage of gold and silver was then taken up. | Mr. Palmer moved to strike out all of the bill | except the first section, which fixes the standard | of gold and silver dollars, males those coins legal tender and permits Owners of silver or gold bullion to have it minted for their benefit and without charge, ‘MR. MORGAN'S SPEECH. Mr. Morgan addressed the Senate in support | of the bill, ‘The silver plank in the Minneapolis | republican platform was (he said) a step to the front in the way of a restoration of silver as a | money metal. It was still timid and irresolute, and dealt in equivocal phrases, But it seemed to cut loose forever from the single gold stand- ard of the Senator from Ohio and to demand the use of both gold and silver as standard money. The people had the right, however, to | expect that the democracy would in Chicago | step to the front and demand not only standard | silver money equal with gold, but that silver should have the right of free coinage. If such | adeclaration wdre suppressed at any man's bidding that man would be in turn suppressed at the bidding of the people. THE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE, national monctary conference Mr. Morgan said that he did not attach much importance to it. There had been already three such conferences— in 1867, 1877 and 1881—and he was hopeless of any good result to come from a new effort in’ that direction. Hia chief purpose today | was to show the impossibility of the recovery by the United States from its financial con- | dition by a resort to an international confer- ence and agreement, Mr. Morgan recapitulated the events which led up toand resulted in. the | demonetization of silver in 1873—particularly | Mr. Sherman's connection therewith—and quoted largely from speeches of Benator Beck of Kentucky and Senator Jones of Nevada, A SUGGESTION To MR. SHERMAN. ‘The Senator from Ohio, Mr. Morgan said, proposed now a change of ratio, He suggested “sending silver to the poor house” at |the rate of 23 to 1. This would give to the gold men more than $1,300,000,000. In that “aoc gd of = the wary olitician found a plea for 2 The evil day when he vould have to Falla ins | without straddling and toe the mark without | falling down.” The Senator from Ohio said that a new ratio ought to be made, and the gold men and politicians said “yea” and “amen.” That would give to the gold men more money and would give to the politician the postponement of the evil day | when they would have to face the music and tell whether they would serve God or mam- . a4 change ot intl was the last refuge of the gold men an roposed to aire | whother it was a houre of eafety for the people. ‘The people of the United States were under no obligation or sestraint to petition foreign | ers for constitutional rights, or to | them from the holders of gold st home or abroad. If silver was not a money metal under | the Constitution, and if gold was a money | metaland its holders were entitled to free | coinage, then his (Mr. Morgan's) position was not tenable. THE HOUSE. After the transaction of some routine business the House went into committee of the whole (ir. MeCreary of Kentucky in the chair) on the fortification appropriation bill. Mr. Breckinridge (Ky.), in cbarge of the bill, 1 briefly explained its provisions. It appropriated $2,412,376, $1,362,427 less than the amount of the bill of last year, and authorizes the Secretary of War to make contracts for cer- tain work involving a further e: iture of $1,376,600. The sea-coast guns at that arsenal the on appropriations believed to be sufficient. elie cg eaegn penn ary Watertown arsenal, "Pi make a sufficient appropriation. Especially severe was he on the action of the committee G i 1 i i i i E 3 fl Hi ¢ i tk i i ! i | Referring to the proposition for an inter-|_ BUCKEYE DEMOCRATS The State Convention Called to Order at Columbus, 0, CHAIRMAN J. 1. NEAL'S ADDRESS. OTHER TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. THE BUCKEYE DEMOCRACY. Work of the Convention Assembied at Columbus, Covcurcs, Ouso, June 15.—Within thet dim, Mmusty, cramped eweat box, dignified by the Tawe of the Grand Opera House, and the in- | terior of which hed been rendered somewhat attractive for the moment by the judicious ase of profusion of bunting, plants sad errens, the represen rer- tives of the democracy of the buckeye state assembled this moruing for the purpose of naming tte delegates to Chicage id of placing feld. it will nvention in the historic «tructure that has given to the state wo many ticket for | victory or for slaughter, for the democracy hae | rebelled against it ae a summer bake oven, and | Yesterday a mighty protest went up to which future «ute committees will compelled to pay heed. A fine portrait of Ohio's old Roman the stars and stripes was « enter of the proscenium arch Campbell and Andrew Jackson Cleveland, however, had upparently been for= Gotten tn this regawi, and #0 hind David B. Hill and the many otber national democrats who may be expected to figure in Chicago next Week as premdeniaal possibilities, CALLED TO ORDER Nine o'clock was the hour appointe. commencement of the proceedings, bi forty minutes later when “Doc” Norte fin, by virtne of his position as chairm state central committee, gave the sounding whack with his gold-hende requested order. When thi dificulty been secured the di tators arose while the divin lance was besought by Rev. the Columbus G at T. Neal of Hamilton had bee Ex-Prevident for the » the state committee as temporary chairman, and his | introduction awakened the first mauifestations of the enthusiasm of the moruing CHAIRMAN NEAL'S ADDRESS, After thanking the convention for the honaw he proceeded to deliver a lengthy address, Among other things he said: “Last week while the republican party in wild enthusiasin shouted the marching strain, “Blaine, Blaine, James G, Blaine,’ its office holders nominau J’ Harrison, ‘The rank and file were crying for their party hero, and the civil service gave them # man of 1 —a post office candidate, ‘The oniy logic of this strange anomaly is «ure defeat and democracy has nothing to do but swell her own victory. If there is one fact more pronounced than all others in political relations it is that the people are weary of re- publican national rule and anxious to reinstate democratic men and democratic measures. It will be a wholesome day when the executive head of the government t# one who is endowed with democratic intuition, aglow with demos cratic thought and consecrated to the estab- lishment of democratic principles, “The spirit of democracy i* awnke as inmes of the hour. The great masses, always wedded to the principles of which Thomas Jef- ferson was the American apostle, are more Jargely interested in governmental affairs than they have ever been. And well may this be, for never have they been called on to make contributions for the enrichn leged clanses an they are toda: they been forced to so toil and spin that otbers may wear purple and fine linea and fare sumptuously in idleness. “The democratic party isthe party of the le. It demands that benefits and burdens beenjoyed and borae by the in | equity; that the «trong, pitiless arm of legisla | tion shall not be invoked and enforced to | attain unjust distribution of the profite and [labors of trade and commerce; that not one penny ehall be taken from the over aud Above what is necesmary to the economical and honest administration of the national govern- ment, and that to secure this am the meow saries of life ball not be taxed. THE PARAMOUNT I86UE, “The issue, the paramount issue in the com- ing campaign, will be the reduction of taxation, and 96 the ‘grandest Roman of them all,” in the campaign of 1888, clearly demonstrated that “the tariff is @ tax,” we have this incontro~ vertible truth asa «hibboleth with which to wia the presidency. Within a week the democratic national convention wil! mest. It would be « waste of your time and a work of egotism on my part were I, in advance of the action of that body, to ind: in predictions or discuss at length national affairs. But this I know, that across the white pennant of democracy and on ite shining shield will be written these words of triumph: “Tariff reform.’ This is our bettle ery and who guides the van leads on to victory. PRESIDENTIAL TIMBER. “The democratic party is full of available presidential timber. Its resources in this par- ticular are boundless as the continent, If the convention should deem it wine to go to the empire state for a candidate two figures pre- sent themselves prominently. One of theve has earned for himself an enviable reputation | in the service of his party and country. In | sunthine and storm he hax been a democrat, im love with its principles and active in their forcement, Successful in every contest, he ix now representing New York in the United States Senate —David Bennett Hill is «democrat, ‘Loud applause. é “Thets's anther, grand in courage, mansive in intellect and true of heart, around whom the | multitude gather in wondering and loving ad- | miration. “Like « mighty rock ina weary land the people look to him and feel that there ix safety, peace and prosperity where be stands. Four ‘sears in the most exalted position on earth demonstrated the truth of his apborism that public office is a public trust, but Grover | Cleveland needs no encomiums from me. Jause.] Oper bo os tothe possibilities. We have « most attractive son of Ohio. A struggig stu- Gent, be hears the call of hls country for boy youth to aid in preserving integrity a Sine perpetuating liberty. He quite books to ® musket and for years on bloody fields he exhibits the highest of man- hood. The war over, he battles with poverty and the law (synonymous terms). Tireless im his energy and cou: inallhis he recognizes no difficulties, submits to uo asters, but with unwa Presses to the front. Fortune him for ‘con: ef ul