Evening Star Newspaper, June 21, 1892, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS. 1101 Feunsyivania Avenue, corner ith St. by The Evening Star Newspaper Oompany, S. H. KAUFFMANN, Pres't ity by carriers, on thetr own aie cae ay by carrera saeco ‘Week, of 44c. per mont! Copies he counter, where u cn ‘states oF pe RG SaTURDAT BUPLE Sw ‘ran $1. Coperyear: oiSenass SSN TIS the Post Office at Washington, D.C.. as mail naatter.) mail subscriptions mast be paid in advance, Rates of advertimne made known oD Che WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, JUNE 21, 1892. TWO CENTS. FIN. AN (CIAL. Vor 80, No. 20,29 FINANCIAL. SPECIAL oe ‘SPECIAL NOTICES. To Laoms Leavixe Tae Crrv. Ladies who intend leaving the city for the summer should store their diamonds, Jewelry. trinkets and all other small articles of value which they donot wish to take with them or Ieave mnproteeted at home in one of our Safe Deponit Boxes. These boxes rent for #5, €7.50, 810 to 850 per year. ‘The keys ate controlled by the renters, and the cont is insignificant in compariscn to the anger you svold ‘$5 up per year—according to size of box. AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST CO., & T. BRITTON, President 14056 st. n.¥. 1 Egrcrranre Co-orerative BUILDING ASSOCIATION. OFFICE, 1003 F ST. LOANS... Those who desire loans to buy prop- erty, pay off morteages. or for building Purposes, should asrertatn the terms upon which money isloaned by the Equitable Co-operative Building — Association. Fighty-soven monthly payments of prin- cipal und interest settles a loan in full. Any portion or all of » loan, however, may be settled at any time by paying ac crned interest to date of such » settle ment, ‘aiming the advantages ‘and other information furnished wpon appiteation at the office, 1003 P st. 2aD ISSUE OF STOCK Now open fcr eubscription. Shares, 82.50 monthly. JNO. JOY EDSON, Secy, 1008 F st. nw. _Office hours. 9a.m.to4:30p.m. 3620-6 (TBE CO-OPERATIVE TOWN COMPANY Still offors SERIES “BY STOCK. It is the best investment un the Washington market today— Because it promises large returns and its vaine is Dased on real eetais actually owned by the company. Because every dollar invested previous to Jaly 1 will be doubled in valne by the completion of the Bristol and Fitzabethton railroad. Because three hundred men are now engaged build- ing bridges and layin ratls to complete this rosd by August 1 Because the enterprise is no longer an experiment, but a well-estab!isued and prosperoas business. Beranse {t ig honestly and carefully managed. Because the property of the companr fe located in the richest mineral, timber an? agricultural region of the south. Because the company practically owns the entire ‘Watauga Vailey and the available surrounding land. Because the company is today mating money. Because every lot sale, every rental contract and every deal of any des-ription ls mare in the interest of | the stock. No outside issu. Stockholders stand upon the ground floor. Stock fs the point to which ‘every profit coaverges and upon which every dividend turns. ‘This is « sample of telegrams received: ELIZABETHTON, TENN., June 17, THE CO-OPERATIVE TOWN COMPANY, Washington, D.C. Will take lot 13, block 24. Have sent tsoney. ELSBY & JONES. ‘The average price of lots sold is about $700. The average price per acre paid for the land about $70. DIRECTORS: JOHN G@ CARLISLE. ISHAM G. HARRIS. H.C. HANSBROUGH. ROBERT P. PORTER. Hon. BENS. BUTTERWORTH. ‘Hon. LOUIS EB. McCOMAS. A. T. BRITTON. 8. M. JOHNSON. 1892. Hon. Hon. Kon. Hon. ©. RB. McBLAIR, 31 Atlantic bidg., Agent for the District of Columbia. wz Tue Nartoxar’ Sare Devosrr, SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. CORNER ISTH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS JANUARY 22, 1887. CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS. Acta as executor, administrator, guantian of the ee tates of minors, committee of the estates of Iunatics, reowiver, assignee and executes trusts of any and every description. P ‘Wille prepared by acompetent attorney, who is tn ay attendance, and kept without change when the company is named executor or trustee. Receives money deposits in sums of TEN CENTS and upward and allows interest thereon SILVER WARE AND VALUABLES of all descrip- tiem, packed in trunksor boxes, received for deposit sw capectons vaults of unsurpassed dryness and secur. ty a} moderate cost, MENTS SAFES PROM @5 TO $125 EACH PER ANNUM, ACCORDING To SIZE AND LOCATION. AMIN P_ SNYD! Prewidte CL LOVER. Pret Vice President ita atoas, LSSTUNTEVANT: Secretary. ‘Directors: c., oats Saree k ieee ee — Frogurrr BUILDING, LOAN AND INVESTMENT ASs0- CIATION OF WASHINGTON, D. c. OFFICES: 913. 915 and ¥i8 F 8T. N.W. ‘To those desiring s liberal and safy investment we Commend our 8 per cent 5-year Coupon Certificates —— Per Cent paid on Revular Deposits. — ‘You can borrow $1,000 from us on Real Bette seurity aul pay it back at the rate of #13 per mouth. Offers unprecedented opportunity for investments, Smead with abeolate security. 20,000 shares in STOCK $1 PER SHARE, MATURING IN 102 MONTHS, WITH GUARANTEED VALUE OF $200. AN money secured by best real estate. Loans made T™ wor END NATIONAL BANK. C. 'T. Havenxen, ‘Member Washington Stock Exchange, Real Estate and Stock Broker, Rooms end 11, Atlantic building, 980 F st. nw. INVESTMENT SECURITIES. Stocks, Bonds and Grain bough! on margin. Cotton bought and sold in New York or New Orleans. CORRESPONDENTS. J. 8. Bache & Co., New York Steck Exchange. Lehman Bros., New York Cotton Exchange. change. Lamson Bros. & Co., Chicago Board of Trade. Private wires to Jeans. Telephone. 453. $80, WERINGE GEORGE'S SINKING FUND BONDS. ©XEMPT FROM ee AND MUNICIPAL mnie SO-YEARS 5. EARS 5, PER CENT conty: Marviapa ary vuthorized af prac Tent soon, Merrie ary te and sell Zovthe Migheat ts er for coast ste publ cid coumey, payable’ tht from’ date, tad nou gations of 8500 and 61. ‘bearing Sve Spee sseytezert, gor amaars aS le semi-annually. on the Ist of January and Jal. ig anid County we reach year, the year ann ‘to levy and Esk rum of 4,000, to censtitnts the sinting fund for ‘weir redempeion at ‘and fevy ia the fret len on the county revenue. vaine of the ot 83 Sone og Band feet, er tal Bonded debt of the ‘thie } total bonded de county, ineluding = sd county will, oa The, ‘comiubeatoners of ne beet ‘DAY Of JUNE. Tate, erway M ine oor. ® fee bie Tre New YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY which, im 1800, originated the first Nonforfeitable Poltov,now makes another radical departure in favor of the insured. ‘The New York Life now announces that the physical conditions of an applicant being satisfactory it will insure him without future limitations. The ‘Accumulation Policy" contains no restrictions whatever respecting occupation, residenes, travel, habite of life or manner of death. The only condition of the Folicy is that the premiums be paid as agreed. For full particulars,addrese/New York Life Branch Office, 1814 F st. n.w. Jelé-in “JNO. W. CORSON. CARTNE J ase CORSON & MACAI GLoveR BETLDING. a10F ST. ew. Dealers in Go Bonds. Der pe Benge Sa ge ou the exchances of New York, Philadelphia, Bostos “ilepecialty made df investment securities. Diatriot Bonde and Ratiroed, Gas, Tneurance Loom) and Tele- phone Stock dealt ‘American | aN Wo ‘Mew ers i cette. | Raitroed Stocks | | | LEWIS @. TEWSBURY & CO., BANKERS AND BROKERS, 1925 Fst., WASHINGTON, D. C., | Buyand eel for cash or on margin ‘Stocks. Bonds, MANICURE. ANICURE AND CRIROFOD, Raiasige Reka Bring of New MADAME fay Manuf IST @0UDS NOTARIES PUBLIC. Came Caan SPOR J pune ‘STATE ae wae ae Pees sy 103 v.m. STEAM CARPET CLEANING. 1) HE AMMONIATED ST CARPET 21 BANT T'sta renovating works, 1708 and 1710 ate Garets Sleaeia the In office from manver by our . Fornivare feathers renovated. Leis Phone, 80M. NEWMYER, Managers mahes-tr" precsssesecssecsceseeceeecertees ANXDENANANAXANNAXXALXELLAXI EY: Dans “ “Suos Cuar Hooves & Sxypza, There are no lack of shoe stores in Wash- ington. With so many it wa pity there are Bot more yoodones. Norefections intended. ‘We mean there ought to be wore stores where none of the of the trade" prevail. Where old stock iscalled old Where soles are so‘es—not half paper. Where experienced men (not boys) are employed to ‘see that the proper ft isgiven. Where size is size 4-notcalled 3. Whereslittlesmoke may occur without « ‘ “Gigantic Fire Sale”— ‘at fu:l prices. We would rather not get rich soquick. If youneed Shves (Men's, Women's or Children’s) you will find your dollar get- — hare sta Puli hundred cents’ worth of honest Shoes. No room for prices to- |1217 Ps Ave N. W psittscsecereestertttss Siiiiisd Waar A Vanery Or Rosser Footwear one sees on the streets these days. There's ‘Spotmt in their favor that commends them to almost every one—they always look neat and never need ae ropuiar se-ever, becuse it is such a rest for tired, aching feet. ‘The ladies have a choice between dull or Glaze finish and three different shapes of eral shapes, all of them neat and dressy in appearsace. ‘Have you ever worn e pair? Try then. 3220-60 Mocrszz & Co., 1203 F st. TWENTY PER CENT DISCOUNT. For 10 days only will sell our GENTS CALF LACE AND CONGRESS GAITERS At 20per cent @iscount. ——e20-30" {MUSIC ONLY ao Egg tase AX ‘TIME YOU w, Sante K®vAs0. Ex ENGRAVER AND LITHOGRAPHER, aw, __Visiting cards printed from plate, 7Se. per 100. ost 3 206 re, SAMUEL aysytee A [wie ‘rite Rong the Lehman, Stern & Co., New Orleans Cotton Ex- ww York, Chicago and New Or ‘Bell Telephone Stock dousht and sold. 318 | _ ‘ans.’ i free. “ai ave THE ahmed tt aut eae wy vil be tthe Ses father, % tae the 23th hy © of fa Funes i a ts 100, for wii ‘tet floating bi Bae ange feroes este improvements and foe. re couipeny, and to act on any other ou hat Naa SCRIBE, Secretary AN QEXAMINATION FOR ADMISSION to the University of Chicago he! FM La TET, ‘cases’ before Juve wT W. SP aes: ae DR. ¥_X DOOLEY WAS REMOVED HIS en and residence from, 0. 1408 Corcoran siclen Loluisetne rare, phone call, 33, Bentley's drug store.” Jei6-Lm* 2 12TH ST. et NW. ‘& Son ha for the wdnsat of theke st said Downey son, & Dotter masts ‘are hereby notified to pre ‘oF “not, ot 0 tb tos came tones, daly veritel * Ciskes promcd within twer months fro from dst date hereof will be Preferred to those not rithia they tie. ington. June 13, "92. at assigumicnt to ‘& Son are ss with Tne at at the Lie not paid with ten days will be Placed in the hands of a callec “HL W. SOHON, Jo17-5t Asstense. Ke IAGO RELAY RACER. NEW YORK. “THE G. & J. TIRE 18 GREAT! Lior B.Y., May 23, 1892. day today event rom farryin Gen Miles’ gicsnyge to ay prs it ind 1e Sees DI VE “chepit Peeserte ia ve SAAC RANBEER. weight ihe. gan fe Tourists sttipred down, with rates it, and beat ‘Vas on the tree, four minutes, “Gsiened) THEO, W. ROBERTS. GORMULLY & JEFFERY MFG. CO., 1h ease’ a seen otee ot o'orner 13th and G. the Gulla chee ca. andi by. Obie National” Bank. SW. HANDY, Hoa Estate. aS an Jolt Poo | cbmobecgt river ice only. pon” books. and st evades of famil goal. sind la ondermeari¥ 1 ae Res va, SE geome Lumber, $1.15 per 100 “ie Ba Roonaan or 1b aquare eapare font, ripper. BI BITTINGER & MILLER Lumber and Mill Work, Cor. Gthand N. ¥. new. ye. ignas eo stoma aol ee ‘Star? It will pay you to look it up. Blphonzo Youngs Company, 428 9th st. it E ABOUT TH Ba FH a Bograph within the E PHO! (D STRIDES past par that jenhgnae ai gona O3t Bibia PHOMOCMAPR 087 aes Boe = BAUM'S BOOK BASEMENT. All New Publications received as soon asissued and sold at cut prices. ll 50c. series of paper-bound Novels, ‘B2e. ‘Madison Square Series of paper-bound Novels, 16. be- th Fei y knew Bale on the first page of yesterday's | 0. SPECIAL Sy sift ee paceeee aah es iSite CHAPEN Fgh ail ir. A. @. VAN ARSDAL ee Fetette SOMMUNICA- ey sd eae is =" je21-s re FUR canis sly invited. “By Commander, ¢ a 0 22d Spr aaranear a a i SALTER 8 402 oe oere be Will be pleased to eve hts friends sad aad pS NOTICE THE UNION OF 2OREDIT. ee Ray guy focar aul ly accredited clerk oF at *NJOuN F. ELLIS & CO. DIVIDEND NOTICE 1] TICE. | ils warned to 5 our gfe, Je21-3t ee Ft Regret tit you don't heed cur an- ‘Rouncement on first page of yestar- day's Star, Elphonzo Youngs Company, 428 9th st. 1 = WASHINGTON, D.C. June 21, ibo2. murchased’ the entire business, stock iP ke. of NT Resa ate of O16 ‘ave.,' wo would be pleased to pave the Patrond and i and get our juce, &c. A. W. WEIKERT & CO. Qe" OMITTED TO MENTION IT. Worthington's illustrated paper books—75e. edition. *| MONEY TO LOAN AT 6 AND 6 PER } a on improved or wnimproved property; arceoans » sctaly “pieim’ ” HARRY W. DOWLING, 612 Fst. .w. ay TO BUY HoMES. iy pradent way fo buy ahome on the tnstall- gaan pind. Death cortcates aif posscente st aes fife insurance cancels fance on the Drop. Skee et reduced prices.” | before prises advaues the incambrance INSURANCE NAL, Sr. CHANT TATLO} ARMY AND NAVY OFFICERS! Sirerrren, up. Suits 825 up. Trousers, te teod. First-ctase appointmonts:” ougposin cor. Painting in all fis branches. od POINTS OF SUPERIORITY TEND TO KEEP THE REMINGTON ETANDARD TYPEWRITER Ahead of all Competitors. EXCELLENCE OF DESIGN. SUPERIORITY OF CONSTRUCTION. EASE OF MANIPULATION. CALL AKD SEE THE NEW ‘@ MODEL WYCKOFF, SEAMANS & BENEDICT, LE DROIT BUILDING, STH AND F STS. X.W. mh17-tr Bee" EB TES MopeRN IDEAS. Well-cut garments of Unezeeiled quatity at Popular prices. W. C. MERTZ3 ‘Tailoring Bhop, se10 514 11fh st. <a> FOR ‘ONE WEEK ONLY. ildren's Clothing at Greatly Reduced Prices. All our 84.00, $4.25, 84-50, 84:76 and 85.00 Children's tthe tiniforia price or $3.75. EISEMAN BROS., Manufacturing Tailors and Clothiers, _%13 Cor. 7th and Esta, nw. ROOMS 5 AND G. REAL ESTATE TITLE Ins. buildin. No. 470 1 Bw. Hav seciciated ‘with ny, busiand, tivn. iD. years isinieas Bp let ito me. me. viral contin oa cots the ¥, ansociat ruber of the bar of the Supreme Court 4 nolicit from a generous community Onur price, 48. "The Little Minister,” by J. M. Barrie. Our price, 320. “Reflections of a Married Man,” by Robert Grant. Our price, 82c. “"Thé Governor and Other Stories,” by George A. Hibbard. Our price, 320. Incloth— “English Pharisees and French Crocodiles,” by Max O'Rell. Our price, #1.18. Augusta Evans’ novels. Our price, #1.08 and $1.22. Capt. King’s novels. Our price, 78 and 980. Drummond's Addresses, Our price, 22c. Elste's Books. Our price, 720. “*Van Bibber” and other stories, by Richard Harding Davis. Our price, 78c. ““Madionetten, ‘ad by Julien Gérten. ‘Our price, 78. And thonsands of other books, All at the lowest price. All the leading magazines ‘and fashicn Journals at reduced prices. Baus POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, SEVENTH STREET. Rae ARNE ‘& WEAVER, Estate Brokers Fst. Office hours during Se p.m, “202 the #1 ‘8:30 a. tn. to 4: epee are REMOVAL NOTICE, On the completion of gmprovements and the enlareem our uptown store, 1116 Coun. avi t September 1, we will consolidate our? Duniness at 17g Wosgtoree and continue the Y offer our: lus stock at 1209 F st. at rer’ Ay reduced prices. 300:1m GEO. E. KENNEDY & SONS. the ‘@klassl ¢ two of claret wi =< (the a You be no m 7 more a jan been deuonstrated that scood ot will has fail a, ta'when overything ind Let end claret be pour muume fet it woud: “Its price ‘bere ted to 8 fp gl] yummer resorts, 3020 mts and ‘am rs ror" fo'fud yous des! NORE raserence, a, PUBLIST AD Petes we IR 4n do your work r binder. Gall on my30 Se ang WOY.K AT LOWEST sae a Saas by scale egy, Siaded to. Se Satisfaction, Looper promety, of -PARTURE IN FINE TAT % D. Wann, 1111 Pennsylvania ave Suits from $35 up. ‘Trousers from €10 up. Pricg 4 from this date with hich-erade art. 3x20 ’ACKAGE CAR. and Tenallytown ratiway will run rh and 2and 6 prin agi packages in bags and ber-| diet Cunprews Crorama ‘MUST BE CLOSED OUT WITHIN TEN DAYS. | ‘WE HAVE PRICES CUT IN HAL®. Suits we sold at $8 00 we sell at $4.00. Buits we sold at $7.50 we sell et $3.75. Suite we sold at $7.00 we sell at $3.50. Suite we sold at 96.00 we sell at $3.00.. Buits we sold at $5.00 we sell at $2.50.. ‘Woalso made a big reduction in our << aay OEE DAT aoa er “on Br ONE WORE . meant Decoratice | known, that ot rt largest anid moat Buliding ausSrimentot ae ‘Stones. ‘ite 5 and ‘other stor None will bear comparison. pari t the wrk fe the va a. Julie. eta alEtCS, the, Best. arid isi 2 in MAXNENS. 4620-1m sar ANDY STS RW Se Mhonpany SHIRT OPPORTUNITY. ‘We have Just received from our Baltimore Shirt Factory 47 dozen Men's Piaited Bos- oms, Open Front and Open Beck Shirts, in sizes 13 to 18 inches, with different sleeve lengths to each neck size. Tho regu- lar price of this whirt is 2. As long as the 47 dozen hold out you can buy them at 81.25each. car | . lone ELLERY & IRELAND, ‘Braneh Baltimore Shirt Factory, 3e18-6t__ Next to junction N. ¥. ave. and 9th st. n.w. ‘SMITHFIELD HAMS. We ‘few of these >PISSOLUTION, OF OF tween, Hhewtyle, ed by muitual, consent. ri haba Wa. Suntintue,the business as builder. re, Ni, _Jelsat? RMPEA WSO! SSEE _ ADVERTISEMENTT CO-OPERA- Kea ate Berges AN Ene Fe re aerate ae | * YESTERDAY we neclected to say that we had anuzber of ** single onds” suitable for ‘Trousers that we would make to measare for 85, 86 and 87. If we did not intend to make extensive improvements in our estab- Ushment we would hold these “ends” at ria SNYDER & WOOD, Model Tatlors, 423 Eleventh street northwest, _ OUR INCREASED BUSINESS tard reat eB Teogecaat tows. §oand'si wi to $7 will now Ko. st 86. Twenty-Bve tterns have been ygtrouserings, hich were tlessly made— pal of thers, ® will have sotnething of interest to say to ow!ty OWEN? voor. 10th and N.Y. ave.n.w. Je an Fou Mise the Great Bargain announced Faulti by us on the first page of yesterday's ‘Star you will be sorry enough. Elphonzo Younge Company, 428 9th st. it G. SPARROW, 9 joa 7 Hl | SPECIALTIES, Washington News and Gossip. Wi » soudunouenenstiesssansesersubisaeeueneunesenteseess ee ocons orTy COUNTRY REAL BSTATE COUNTRY BOARD prg7eeereyad FOR SALE (Lots) LADIES" geeenrnyagyey? MARRIAGES... MEDICAL . MISOELLANEO! MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN NOTARIES PUBLI: OFFICIAL NOTICES. OCEAN STEAMERS. POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. STEAM CARPET CLEANING. STORAGE... SUBURBAN PROPERTY... SUMMER RESORTS. YANTED (Hieip).. NTED (Homsee). ED (Lots). TTT Goversaent Receipts Topay.—Internal rev- enue, $166,666; customs, 400,826. Mn. Waarvox, acting secretary of state, has returned to Washington from a visit to Tuxedo, N. J., and was at the department today. Secretany Exxrxs, who is now at his home | in West Virginia, is expected to come to Wash-| ington this evening. Tur Casrxer Mrrtiwa.—The State and War Departments were the only departments not represented nt today’s cabinet meeting. Ver little business was done, the litical situation engaging the principal stientlon, Tue Treasvry Svrrics is undergoing = severe strain this month on account of pension payments. | Nearly $9,000,000 have already mn paid out on this’ account and there is will more to be paid. MAKING A “RACKET.” ‘hy trifle with your old Teni youcan buys new one ats ew one may ‘tiny ‘Having con: toc Bigs of Tennis 80 wees es bY Reckyy now en BARBER & Builders’ Hardware, COR. 11TH AND G STS. ¥.W. ‘Before going away and leaving your house and’ fur ae the hands of serv- -sponsible watchiuen you tyudy insured against are your, house from up ver $1,000. Wve wil ineure your furniture \Gureliold effects $4 and up per $1. ‘Best companies. PROCTOR & PROCTOR, se21. 907 G st. nw. en" « Betttocr 01.606 Deven” tor the goods re. ms ‘Woadvertised on first page of yes- terday's Star isa bargain well worth your attention. It will pay you to read the announcement carefully. 1t Elphonzo Youngs Company, 428 9th st. z 14 AND FEEL COOL. cae Co eas ee | cults etre gota pi Tiles of them. ‘They are serully cong fortable this weather. $7.50 per spit that’s about Sik Umbrella ts | $3.45 a relia ie “Ww las, six. ribs, Sia 2,000 comparatively new novels at es- ty half-price. ‘The bent offorte of the bast fiction writers. 20 to 10c., 25 to 1c. and 50 to 25c. each. Quart bottles Good Black Ink reduced to 10c. ‘Three o2. bottles Good Black Ink reduced to 2c. JOHN C. PARKER, at ‘Bookseller and Stationer, 619 7th st. n.w. AVEL Sr nate whole ele ghroueh, in material, ‘manship and style. ‘And’ A. GRIESHAUER, Gentlemen's Tailor 43 STH st, A; BARDON, 321 et | eT 18 THE SECOND VOLUME OF B. A, HARDON, 804 EST. ‘HUPTY'S HISTORY OF ROSSLYN, VA., And it is just wonderful ‘how business keeps up,” at COBNER 13TH AND FSTS. = o811 WHY DONT YOU STOP Imon your way home this afternoon or ‘on your way to officein the morning and get Sted with a COOL SERGE SUIT or ‘& COMFORTABLE OFFICE COAT? ‘Will only take ten minutes of your aaa rils. | during his eighteen years’ conrction with the ~~ | confidently expect that he will make his ntark - Tue Presipant’s CaLtens.—The Presidemt's callers today included Senators Worrill, War- ren, Allison, Carey and Blackburn, Gov. Mur- hy of Arizona with Senator Sawyer, Solicitor fepburn with Fourth Assistant Postma ver General Rathbone, Senator Felton with Judge MoKenna and Mr. J. Wilson of Califor: us. eastern Seuss case Srcnerany Exurss bas gone to his home at Elkins, W. Va., to be gone several days. Noth- ing will be done in the matter of army appoint- ments to be made shortly until the Secretary's return. In addition to the vacancies iy mentioned the position of commandant of cadets is to be filled, also the appointment of cadets to the academy. SoS Sse: Claims has dismissed the case of the Morse the general ground that it had no legal stand- ing. This was a testcase involving the ques- tion of the government's liability for alleged infringement of Mr. George W. Morse’s inven- | tion for breech-loading arms to the extent of over $2,000,000. pt Be Se Ixvestioatixe aT Mane Istanp.—The Seo- retary of the Navy has appointed a court of in- quiry, consisting of Capt. G. C. Wiltee, Chief Engineer Joseph Trilley and Assistant Navel Constructor A. W. Stahl to ascertain which of the oficers at the Mare Island na-ry yard are re- sible for the introduction of defective at inery in the U.8.8. Ranger. Capt. H. C. Cochrane, U.S-M.G., will act as j adge advocate of court. ee AN OFFICER HONORED, Licut.eGlassford Presented VWith » Sword by His Weather Bureau / First Lieut. Wm. A. Glaseforci, signe corps, who* has been relieved from fluty with the weather bureau and is about. to proceed on 37° | special military duty to Puris,, France, was to- day presented with a handsome sword by anum- ber of those with whom he has. been associated meteorological service. He carries with him the respect and regard of all, and his friends in his profession should opportunity offer. Ina circular announcing the President's ao- tion in relieving and transferring Lieut. Glae- ford Chief Harrington of the weather bureau A Bro Crane Disarzowep:—The Court of | Arms Company against the United States on | THE CONVENTION. It Eifects a Temporary Or- Canization. ADJOURNMENT UNTIL TOMORROW. Cleveland’s Success Gen- erally Conceded. Followers of Boies and Hill Stead- fast. TODAY'S SHORT SESSION. FAVORITE SONS STEPPED DOWN. How Gorman, Gray and Morrison Were Eliminated From the Contest. Special Dispatch to The Evening Star. ‘Cuicago, June 21.—The democratic nomina- | tion is made before the convention is called | |to order. ‘There remains now merely a for- mality. The fight against Mr. Cleveland ended | early last evening. After Mr. Gorman had de- layed his response to the call of the anti-Cleve- land men for him to enter the field against the ex-President there was but one move left be- forea surrender. That was the attempt to nominate Mr. Morrison. At an earlier stage in | the fight an attempt bad been made to bring | Mr. Morrison into the field as @ candidate, for no other Cleveland vote to nominate Mr. move was in earnest, having for its object the actual nomination of Morrison. The Illinois men knew that there was no longer any danger of a trick, and therefore some of Mr. Morrison's warmest friends in the [linois delegation en- couraged the movement and entertained a hope that a majority of the delegation might be in- duced to abandon Mr. Cleveland and to present the name of Morrjson to the convention, sup- and make it "Y | ported under the operation of the unit rule by the solid delegation. ‘The anti-Cleveland men from the south are ready to fulfill their part of the agreement if | Mr. Morrison's name should be thus pre- sented, and it was understood by the linois members that every anti-Cleveland vote would be cast for Morrison if the Dlinois delegation would support him. This plan, if carried out, they believed, gave fair promise of Mr. Morrison's nomination, and the anti- Cleveland men were confident that it would re- sult certainly in the defeat of Mr. Cleveland and they were ready to soetapa isin the compact. Tt was not long, however, before it became apparent that a majority of the Llinois delege- tion could not be held ‘and that Mr. Morrisun himself had no confidence in the plan, as far as it concerned his own welfare. It was urged by some of the delegation whose, loyalty to Mor- rison could not be questioned, that while such a compact would in all probability result in the defeat of Mr. Cleveland the man who was made the instrument by which this defeat was accom- plished could not hope to secure that support which must come from Cleveland men to bring about his nomination. ‘They said that it would make Mr. Morrison | about the nomination of Mr. Gorman or some other man,and that while they desired the nom- ination of Mr. Morrison they preferred Mr. Cleveland to any one but him and did not de- sire the defeat of Cleveland merely to open the field to some one else. | , This argument was potent and it became evi- Illinois delegation that they would do what they afterward determined, stand solidly by Mr. Cleveland. This ended the matter. GORMAN'S CASE SIMILAR. This same line of argument was what hed caused Mr. Gorman to hesitate so long about permitting the use of his name ase candidate and what afterward led him to reject all the overtures that were made to him and to brush aside his most pressing ambition. The anti- Cleveland men offered Mr. Gorman of the convention. They convinced him that enough delegates would rally around him to make certain the defeat of Mr. Cleveland, but they could not give him promise of enough votes to nominate. him and he saw himself placed ina position to topple over the idol for some other to carry off the crown. says: “The announcement of the severance of this officer's connection with the met cal service, of which he has been an eff official for eighteen years, is a fitting occasion formance of efery duty as- comment is by purpose than to divide the possible Gorman. But this last_ merely an instrument through which to bring | dent some time before the meeting of the | votes to bring him close up to the majority line | nominee as left no point to such argaments a Mr. Gorman wns disposed to advance as to the weakness of Cleveland in New York ou account of the factional difference. The compact was then and there made by which Mr. Gorman agreed not to be « candidate and that the entire Maryland delegation should vote for Mr. Cleveland This was the first great break in the lines of the opposition to Cleveland THE INDIANA RREAK. Next came « compact with Indiana which opened to Mr. Gray the prospect of the tion for second place on the ticket Crar's candidacy for the first place ended suddenly and the Indiana delegation went tumbling over into the Cleveland camp. The Morrison deal then was was left to be tried, and on all that i failure Ohio, Wert Virginia and, in fact, #ll the states except New York and Lowa, hastened into the Cleveland line, and at 10 o'clock Inst might Mr. Clevelan: mination on the fret ballot was assured. Bat for the stubbornness of the regu- lar New York delegation, determined a# they were to maintain the consistency of theif con- tentions that Cleveland could not carry the state and that bis nomination was therefor folly, the nomination by acclamation would 3. P.M. ER THK PLATFORM. Want Plank. Special Dispatch to The tvening Star Ourcago, Inx., June 2L— Whitney is tho | great chief of Tammany.” This is the declara- | tion on about every tongue today. He failed | to compel the Hill men to stultify themselver | by going over to Cleveland after their deciara- tion of Insting opposition, but it is probable that he did not expect or particularly desire to do that. What he did was to exercise that mysterious power. which is said to be in the fact that he employs some 15,000 democrats of the city of New York on the railroad «ystem of that city, sos to silence the whining of the angry tiger and to make it restrain ite savage nature. Tammany has not been popular in this convention, and the mere idea of being ® Redical Tariff quiet certain men who came here to boom Gorman, but they do not make théir complaints public. DISAPPOINTED GORMAK MEE. under cover was to have the announcement made ata time when it would be most effective. A Mr. Gorman considered expediency rather than | anything else in the contest they have been silent to the public, but some of them bave ex- pressed their feelings privately to Mr. Gorman Irimself and to some of bis intimate friends. They have not done this in any ugly spirit, but ‘merely to let the Maryland Senator understand that their dignity was offended and that they felt come explanation to be due them. So far scan be learned Mr. Gorman’s only explana tion is that be never intended to permit himself to be used ase tool. @ORMAN AND SILVER. ‘Mr. Gorman had another embarrassment in the way of his candidacy besides that of an un- certainty as tothe number of votes be could