Evening Star Newspaper, June 24, 1892, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR DAILY, EXCEAT. SUNDAY, aT TH ‘AR BUILDINGS. 1101 Peusylvania Avenue, corser 11th Bt. by ‘The Evening Star Newspaper Company, 8. H_KAUPFMANN, Prest ie opr ore ae aaowa count wet Copies mail anywhere in toe Cuitad [Entered at the Post Office at Washington, D.C.. a8 fescond-ciass mail neater. | ©F™ 41) mail subscriptions must be paid im advance | Rates of advertising made known on application. | Che Evening Star. Vor. 80, Na 20,295. WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY. JUNE 24, 1892. TWO CENTS. _ FINANCIAL. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. Taz Narroxar Sart Derosrr, SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANT Of the District of Columbia. CORNER 15TH ST. AND NEW YORE AVE. Chartered by social act of Congress, Jan. 1967, and acta of Oct, 1800. and Feb., 1892. CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS. Rents safes from $5 each upward per annum. Silverware and valuables of all kinds taken on de- Post. TEN CENTS and upward received on deposit and interest allowed on sums of not less than 65. Prepares and keene Willa free of charge—acts as Ex- cuter, Administrator «nd Trustee—executes Trusts of all kinds. Phanhes C. GOVER Pret tie, PHoMAL SNPs Taira Vice Pen ‘Matthew G. Einery. Charles A. James, E. Francts Rigws, Charles C. Glover, Traverens’ Crzprrs For usein England and on the continent fasued immediately on application against cash or approved security. LEWIS JOHNSON & CO., Bankers, 324-1 ‘Sun building, 1315 Fst. Your Wu. Ifyou are going to make one nsme the WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COM- 1 PANY AS EXECUTOR. TRE SATTONAL CAPITAL BANK, e Washington, D.C.. June 23; 1802. directors of this bank SERIES B STOCK IN THE CO-OPERATIVE TOWN COMPANY. ‘This series closes JULY 5 without fail. Until then You can buy 5 shares for 85 down and $125 in twenty monthly installments. NINE CONVINCING REASONS ‘Why Co-operative Town Company Stock is the best investment on the Washington market today Because it promises large returns and its value is Based on real es:ate actually owned by the company. Because every dollar invested previous to July 1 will be doubled in value by the completion of the Bristol and Elizabethton railroad. ‘Because three hundred men are now engaged build- inw bridges and laying rails to complete this rusd by August L Becanse the enterprise js no longer an experiment, but a well-established and prosperous business. Because careful and intellicent management is guar anteed by the Board of Directors. Because the proverty of the company is located in the richest mineral, timber and agricultural region of the sout. Becanse the company practically owns the entire | ‘Watauga Valley and the available surrounding land. Because the company is today making money. Becauss every lot sale, every rental contract and every deal of any Jescription is made in the interest of the stock. No outside issues, Stockholders stand upon the ground floor. Stock is the point to which every profit converges and upon which every dividend tarns. DIRECTORS: Hon. JOHNG. CARLISLE, Hon. ISHAM G. HARRIS. Hon. H.C. HANSBROUGH. Hon. ROBERT P. PORTER. Hon. BENJ. BUTTERWORTH. « Hon. LOUIS FE. MeCOMAS. A. T. BRITTON. 8. M. JOHNSON. C. R McBLAIR, 31 Atlantic building, eet Agent for the District of Columbia. Tur Lessox Or Savrxo TAUGHT BY FACTS. MEN REMAIN POOR BECAUSE THEY DO NOT SAVE. HOW A LITTLE MONEY ACCUMULATES IF DE- POSITED IN THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY, WHERE INTEREST 18 COMPOUNDED. By referring to the preceding table it will be seen that if » laboring man saves % cents per day frou the time he becomes of aze to the time he attains the age of three score and ton years, with interest, it will amount to $2,900; and a daily saving of conte amounts to the {important sum of $29,000. A five- cont piece saved daily would provide = fund of over 65,000. sufficient to purchase a farm. WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY, nr 9TH AND F STS. N.W. Eecrraste Co-operative BUILDING ASSOCIATION. OFFICE, 1003 F ST. ‘Those whe desire loans to bay prop- erty, pay off mortgages, or for building Purposes, should ascertain the terms upon which money isloaned ty the Equitable Co-operative Building Association. Eignty-seven monthly payments of prin- cipal and interest settles a loan in full. Any portionor ali of & loan, however, may be settled at any time by paying sc- eroed interest to date of such a settle- meat. Loaxs. ASSETS, $1,915.111.15. Pamphiets explaining the advantages and benefits of the association and other fnformation furnished wpon application at the offtee, 1003 F at. aD ISSUE OF STOCK oun G. Parke. iy 1. ste. John F. Rodgers, “Franater books will be closed from June 28 to July Kedonss jet | 5, bothdatesinclusives W. B. BALDWIN, act Casler. WEST END NATIONAL BANE, WM, & RILEY, President. © A.B. FARNDON. Vico President. CHARLES P. WILLIAMS, Cashier. DI RS: C HANCE TO BUY Tur sew york LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY which, in 1860, originated the first Non-forfeitable Policu,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 **Acewmulation Policy” contains no restrictions whatever respecting occupation, residence, travel, Rabite of life 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, 181 F at. nw. del-1m Frere BUILDING, LOAN AND INVESTMENT A8SO- CIATION OF WASHINGTON, D.C. OFFICES: 913, 915 and 918 F ST. N.W. To those desiring a liberal and safe investment we commend our 8 per cent 5-year Colipon Certificates, —+ Per Cent paid on Regular Deposits. — ‘You can borrow $1,000 from ux on Real Estate security and pay it back at the rate of $13 per month. STOCK $1 PER SHARE, MATURING IN 102 MONTHS, WITH GUARANTEED VALUE OF #200. association. Safety guaranteed. Your solicited. Circulars and other information at HARRISON DINGMAN. KGE'S COU! SINKING FUND BONDS. @XEMPT FROM COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL TAXATION. cent interest: annum, > the ast dey of January and July. tends ‘Thee Jaw requirine teal witht collect the sum of fond for $4,000 ler he }4.000, to ‘their redeniption at maturit eee wy is the frst lien on the county revenue of THOS. E. WILLIAMS, Clerk, &e. —___Jo6-20t_ ‘NO. W. CORSON. JNO. W. MACARTN 6 oa Member SV Stock He. CORSON & MACARTNEY, GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 F ST. N.W.. Deposits “Exchange. Loans. Collections, Raltroad Stocks and onda andall i the exchanges of New. York, Philadel Y on the exc! * and Baltimore it and sold. "A specialty wade of investment Bouts and sil local Ballrvad, Gus, Insurance and Tele- Phone Stock dealt in. _ American: Bell Telepbone Stock boughtand sold. i718 EWISG. TEWESBURY, B. HIBS, er, SQ Broadway. X.Y, Manager. LEWIS G. TEWSBURY & CO., BANKERS AND BROKERS, 1335 Fet., WASHINGTON, D. c., Buy and sell for or on margin Stocks, Bonds, Gran, Pro O1. Direct priv: to Now Yi Private wires to New York and Chicago. qeaeee: aes rai ar See markets. Telephone, 543. om ERE DDD DT bod E p>D B D X y = ERP RE F EEE DDD DDD Cxrennaten Rernicenatons. Its merits are: Cold dry-air circulation. Absolute Matches left on the shelves will readily ignite when taken out. SLATE STONE SHELVES. Always sweet, clean and cold. Strongly built ‘with kiln-dried lumber, so that no shrinking of Joints occurs. EVERY EDDY REFRIGERATOR WARRANTED. ‘The price has been reduced this season, which brings thei within the reach of all who want a first-class Refrigerator at s low price, ‘M. W. BEVERIDGE, 2215 F st. and 12144 st, ‘Sole Agent for the D. C. IMPORTER OF POTTERY 23 AND GLASS WARE. Tr Dors Nor Regume Ax “Ice BERG” r. In fect DINNER SETS, AND WORKS OF ART. orm col inte: | Besascreaaees aa — om of tee required to produces rlor—*‘economy.” ‘The *““Waterinan” is made of cireulation of cold air. Sold for gnys.sinale complaint. 23 izes es, MONSTON. 1205 Pa Ave N.W. AND PRESSED FOR $1. Coate, Se. ; Panta, Ie. : Ve ists st Pe rte ie pt securition. District toned Minciried woneued grogved weal, Siee i Hiued. double ice boxes, and siwaye has sires Rimi hpi cere ange neo remese Wraxarra Be ™ o dott oF 91000 dozen—Mized Pickles and Gherkins. Bottle good size. English style. Pickles small and crisp. Put up in the very finest malt Vinegar. Thirteen hundred bottles n- Just received. See display in and in =! UALISM, WONN'S HALL, 721 a oe sittings, Mrs, BURT'S, 410 fthec. aw.” that, tr 238 ATTENTION, meeting L. A. ‘TERS! — ,. . 1708, K. of L. Business poriane i wood standing ELS *"W._¥. HITCHINS, M. W. THE WASHINGTON REET = ‘Teeting of the or ” ‘Market Co: ‘will be held . eeenee te erin cer eae eens epee oy WEBRESDAY the 20m day of Sane, — 2 is A great bargain, as they are regular #0c. goods. $100,000 for payine its floating indebted- Quality as fine as money and skill farther market Recs gato re and to se- hese. cure Joan by an additional mortage il the can produce. JecPwithin the powerg ofthe cop rate other sub- | 440 the most complete line af Lunch Goods in the ashington, D. C., Suns 17. 1B. Sols clty. It will pay any person in want of such things to inspect our stock before buying. Etphonzo Youngs Company, 428 9th st. Fe NOVA NorIce. On the completion of improvements and the enlargement of our uptown store, 1116 Conn. ave., about September 1, wo will consolidate our two stores and continue the business at 1116 Conn. ave. 1 BB TE PROCESSION OF BUYERS. The store has been fairly alive with men for 30 Flannel Suits. Price For the next 60 days, commencing June Stent ts be 10 21, we will offer our surplus stock at 1200 F noestt he fashen the “Stanley” reatly reduced prices, s ave it. a pee eet feetociage tel ase OO mt fasten: 201m GEO. E. KENNEDY & SONS._| y yy gq fight fantenings.. A ma 1537 Pa. ave. n.w. 124 |e aaa dine of you that cart find use one of ¥0 in OF SUPERIORITY prices witen compared with the TEND TO KEEP THE Je ach, REMINGTON ee he es Se: eee ITANDARD TYPEWRITER Loco Nereis had prion there's a chance for econo! cheese. Abend of all Competitors, Safe to roe year's supply. a Ne ES cio mot nw, 38 . 6197 ™. 1 ; maa) rity of tailor waayeseseds Sayaics Tp 14-yard vatterne (> inchen ) We ‘aon EASE s1PUI . ri we ‘buy. measut = GS inches.) Itis forthis reason that T have CALL AND SEE THE NEW ‘#2 MODEL the trade of s tall atest many tall men. Sppreciate thin: ‘They wet atvetier fit ee. WYCKOFF, SEAMANS & BENEDICT, OWEN OW! LE DROIT BUILDING, Cor. 10th s mbi7-tr STH AND F STS. N.W. WASHINGTON, D. 6. JUNE 4 1802, Thave this day Iniaed aiid removed my real pergect in every single entate office to the ne. corner 12th and G. the vuild- Tespect. Yatvil be proud of it, for it Teeently oceupied by Ohio "National Bani is made of the beat material, and it ® mS W. HANDY, Heal Estat andl “Jauitiexetn workmanship. style, He tek Drop in and iet us ==> NICE AND COAL ¢ Bre Otte Coruer nn and Fates nsw. J. A. GRIESBAUER, Artistic Tailor, Penobscot river ice only. | Best grades of family L 435 OTH ST. on books and ice| coal, Send in orders early . 8. HARDON, 804 EST. Aigkrfeat reduced prices. | before prices advaace. — PBT ___ie4_ vee ee Veleet-akin Lemone—the genuine variet 6. REAL, ESTATE TITLE = oa 2 40 La ave. Dw. Hav parhel geoen sensicae anes a associated with iny, husband. Gen. It. D. sireare af teen years in his La faseey, for six dy will leftitto me. ‘Tsall continue to conduct the | Félvet-skin Juice. We are aware that some fire, and sured to he yiamsociate. Mr. J. He Lichilter,'« meinber uf the bar of the Supreme Court Lemons dealers cry “humbug” and try to (Sip ES eae are made consumers that all Lemons continuance of its confidence aut patronage. Seortn ELLEN SPENCER MUSSEY. ioe ret Ses wie the are alike except as to size, We offer make renting t 2 egiaity oad dest. both kinds—you can make the com- Blace your house in our bands. Parison yourself. ae endeavor to find you © desit-| peontan Spring Water—wholesale and retall. +4 Gee Insacense BG Elphonzo Youngs Company, 4¢8 9TH ST. 1 Je13-16t —_ — BUILDING A HOUSE? ‘MERTZ'S" MODERN IDEAS. Hou may desire stone trim- Well-eut garments siiaing” purposes ‘amd we et Cnesentied quality should tike to tak with you Fi lore you tus. Our stock is Best the smallcetintowns Bett Penk Popular prices. mates cheerfullysurnished. J. F. MANS: W. C. MERTZS _ 420-1, COR. 14TH AND H STS. N.W: ailoring => DARNES & WEAVE! “ sate ="! Extato Brokers, a | Cen aia, FOR ONE WEEK 320-16 days, 8:30 8. m "to 4°00 p.m. en's Clothing at Greatly Reduced Prices, THIS 18 TO, GIVE NOTICE THAT THE All our 94.00, 94,25, 81. £0. 84.75 and 85.00 Children's | Braise actin bisineas ste: teed gant Wore ‘Sut tthe uniform price ley & Keeler, Sad ax comer of Blatt or Toads, District of Coluinbte, 83.75. solved by mutual consent, t BISEMAN Bros... | Sung Ah eniating de Manufacturing Tailors and Clothiers, nay. RETIRED PRON THI = 2013, Cor. “th and E sta. n.w. Hn, M. Lawson & Bro I dedes to or mee mated a a apeOved rc pete; | pared to execute any coatract workin meting oe t: IC ; fo execute any coutrart vine. ans steels vowrtxe mene ne | Mee TAWSON, Contractor and Bulider, 16-1 RRY W. DOWLING, 612 E st. n. serestt Brightwood Park, D.'C. Fe ALA CIGARS. It does not matter who will be Ree ry YTHING TO BELE ~ Then try my patente! process circulars. progressive men. 120,000 anne Harrison _—President. Either will smoke 8 clr the Mirabilis cigar because it is or the acme of American produc- — : i fm tion and an ordinary imported STORE YOUR FURNITURE AND VALU- Cleveland. _ cigar is not half so good. Either candidate will encourage home industries, while we produce the best. Nobody now disputes the fact that the MIRABILIA 18 THE BEST CIGAR EVER MADE, ABLES with 1 HINGTON SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, 91! i Pa. ave. FIREPROPRUNK STORAGE A SPECIALTY. OPENS 9 A.M. CLOSES 4.90 P.M. tela MICHIGAN HARDWOOD REPRIGERA- Process tore, Gas and New Stoves, SCOTT & BRO., fist hose, Pay"cask, and save soar ceut: | Theonly wholesale tobacconist in Wi D.C. ibs inves dm) JNO MORAS: S150 Pa. ave. | jes posaomsios tt ~e@=4 CARD OF THANES: thank my numerous patrons for their during removal. "The warm weal all the Isundri wore to 0 T wish to vercome this dif- | iuduleence & blue oval tin taz, | natural: ‘and have finally adopted na ‘crowded consequently our haine printed on it in white, which is affixed Shey could, Bot give me sny seek Tam now in Bouter deceived: Yosiot urea tnving obly imederstth | All, ‘Ne ofice will tein saise location wiven the baw this ta attached to the: f building is nuished. NEW DEPARTURE IN FINE TAILORL 4623-38 ne eee eo etka H. D. BARR, 1111 Pennsylvania ave HARRISON AND CLEVELAND AND REAL Suits from 835 up. | ESTATE IN WASHINGTON. ‘Allfear of Washington's future settled. “Each ‘Trousers from #10 up. Low prices from this date with hich-erade art, a29 | Go' iE. CARPENTER, 604 Sth st. ITS LIKE FINDING Toc. to buy these Shirts at $1.25. They're regu- lar $2 shirts. ‘Open front and open bark, plaited bosoms, sizes 13 to 18 in., with different sleeve Jengths to each neck size. , ‘They're made of the best quality of linen and muslin and aro direct from our Balti- more shirt factory, Equal to the best cus- tom work. ""The Two Old Timers,” ELLERY & IRELAND, Branch Baltimore Shirt Factory, Hovsexezrers Woo. For Lack Or READY MONEY, DEPRIVE THEMSELVES OF HOME COMFORTS DURING THE HEAT OF THE SUMMER SEASON SUFFER A LOSS IN HEALTH, HAPPINESS AND DOMESTIC BLISS WHICH HALF A LIFETIME CANNOT RE- PAIR: THE WISE MATRON. ON THE OTHER HAND, GRASPS THE BENEFACTIONS OF oun $018-6t_ 031 9th st. n.w., near N. ¥. ave. junction. EQUITABLE i Bee ite Diss GURubS AND ALL ON.” WESTFIELD, N.Y., May 21, 1892. tee seal ee, DoE Rea tse * pyorma, raves | Micrine the condition of the toeda, which were Tough and stony, from ei ee and iocal, Fain, was I played right by ‘on 8 54-inch CO) ATION IN THE MIDST OF SPLENDOR AND EASE AND | RAMBLER, with dress guards and ail on. and carr SHARES WITH US A NOMINAL PORTION oF | {herelay mansaidhe bad. |Tdelivered the message HER WEEKLY OR MONTHLY SAVINGS-RICH — ae IN THE POSSESSION OF A THOUSAND COM- = FORTS WHICH COST HER NOTHING AND YET GORMULLY & JEFFERY MFG. 00., ADD TO THE ATTRACTIONS OF A HAPPY] _ 422 1805 14th st. mw. RK SALE—COR. 1ST, ND HOUREROLD, Ke ae ee G5c. $2,300 cash, balance on or before 3 years. ply to ia D. 3. How M221 Feat nw. re CARPENTERS’ WORK | AT LOWEST Be eee ee ee OUR PARLORS ARE REPLETE WITH A SPLEN- DID LINE OF FURNITURE, CARPETS, MAT- TINGS, REFRIGERATORS, GAS AND VAPOR STOVES, BABY CARRIAGES, TOILET AND y iad ee pe ‘520. 13th ot ATTENTION, ECCENTRIC ASSOCIA- tion of Steam Engineers. —There te of the M. Ss THE DEPARTMENT ‘sidsde-camp will be held at Gran ijuarters, TOMORROW (Saturday) EVENTOS at7-dorclock. A full attendance is desired. In fant business. ie Kk. L. C_—ALL MEMBERS OF PLASTER. Sa tk. A 10Ad, K- of L.. are ere RONDA EVENS: ‘June or iwc portance to all. _By' order of the Assembly. Je243t wi HALL, 721 OTH ST. N. nday. at f pt, addvens by that eloquent jalshient of Sin. Prychometric readings by lett of California, and testa by one of our geal mediums, Mrs, “Katy Rowland, “Seats ira. , Temp. Chairman. je2: Ze> WASHINGTO Bae NET P. ng havin against the late firm of CHAR. G. BALL & GEO: ae iF ae GS, ssaganse cana a i Je24-3t® Assignees of Chas. G. Ball. INTERESTING, ‘frst golumn of the first page of Sunday Her- ald, June 26. ect Be ONDER ACTIVITY! ‘850,000 Of land values ‘Have changed hands within two weeks in ‘i ROSSLYN, VA. ‘There are still some corner business lots to be had of FRANCIS HUFTY, ‘18th and F sts., Bead Washington, D.C. Bq” 100 NEED NEW TROUSERS? SNYDER & WOOD, Model Tailors, 423 Eleventh street northwest. FILLS THE BILL." — THE PRO. 1 ae kreasive inen are tired of the old methods of watching correspondei nce and have adopted the Phono which is an oasicr and J sive method of Aisposing of this part of ae tasinese Tuan with a stenographer.” ‘The fice men hi ro realized that the Phonograph: completely: “spill ba fy pave ‘not realized this try a PH sicetety ‘be convinced. Sold on monthly COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH CO., (27 Est. n.w. It ce PLAIN STATEMENT. An interview with Mr. John N. Webb, president of the Electrolibration Company. Read it in Sunday Herald of June 26, first column, first page. je24-2t eee SUMMER DRINKS FOR cramp suminer complaints, thone indigestion and want a.desir- able substitute for tea and coffee. Delicious home made puneh for the thirsty. Wines for those in the country or at the seashore, shipped in boxes that | lety recognition. | Famous Springs" th ‘and ‘per dozen quarts. 3024 Pihenthere'sno fiesto pester them. ‘There'll in ‘ou provide the proper screens. je Window Screens, S5e- each, ‘inished with and eye and knob. YOULL BE COOLER AND THE HOUSE CLEANER It ter the street _Hizonwater the street and awn frequently. Pee argh a coutnerint Garden Hose Reels, 7c. each. YOUR LAWN WILL ALWAYS LOOK VELVETY If cut about twice ie. the uanda'ytive and play to ues the mowers ‘Think of a sully gusranteed Lawn Mower as low as $3.25. YOU'LL SAVE HALF YOUR MONEY By making your own ice cream—and have it as often as you win, Fak ee Crean Freezers onty $1.35. £QE Ice Cream Freezers ouly $1.70. BARBER & ROSS, Cor. 11th and G sts. n.w. we 1 treather is titety showary. pro a bl Foil | Sat followed by 7uir and cooler Saturda Continually buying on credit is taking the ‘aure road to porerty. ‘The smart man with.cash should spend it ‘where it will go farthest, and that is where but a little credit business is done. ‘We couldn't afford to quote these prices if we did an indiscriminate credit business: Best Gang-sawed Lumber, $1.15 per 100 equare feet, Pin. Flooring, 81.50 per 100 aquare feet, Beat -inch Siding, 81 per 100 square feet. Best Cypress Shingles, 4 by 20, ®4 per 1,000. LIBBEY, BITTINGER & MILLER, ‘Lumber and Mill Work, Cor. Gthand N. ¥. ave. nw. 28 g=> VALUABLE INFORMATION CONCER! jng the Electropoine. | fee state: fonn N. Webb, tl . Webb, 1 rst column, first page of Sund Je24-2t Be SSIGNEL'S SALE OF B. J. DOWNEY & SONS, HARNESS AND CARRIAGE EXCHANGE, €12 12TH ST., ABOVE F. ONE-THIRD OFF Of regular prices on all Horse Sheets, Fly Nets, Ear ‘Nets, Whips, Halters, Sponges, Brushes, Pads, Boots and all other stable supplice for cash. A large stock of Fine Carriages and Harness at cost Ban eh Suppitce—Lunch Supplicets ta a fact that cannot be succesfully dis- puted that we carry the most com- ‘plate line of goods suitable for Lunch- ona, Excursions, Basket Picnics, \ac., to be found anywhere in Wash- ington. Our Store ie Large, Bright, Clean, Coot and Attrac- tive in evefy way and we spare no eins to make st comfortable, pleas- ‘ant and agreeable for all who pay us visit, Wouldn't Your Sick Friend lke a few Strictly Choice Oranges this awfully hot weather? Of course such fruit is exceedingly ‘» scarce, but we have it as fine as ever produced. Price moterst. = * Blphonzo Youngs Company, 488 9th ot. BO Washington News and Gossip. Index to Advertisements. BOARDING. BUSINESS CHANCES. CITY ITEMS. COUNTRY REAL ESTATE COUNTRY BOARD DEATHS... DENTISTRY. EDUCATIONAL... PELL tS Fg a reste mise Te Het TELL i NOTARIES PUBLIC. OFFICIAL NOTICI OCEAN STEAMER: ace POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.. PIANOS AND ORGANS. PERSONAL. PROFESSIONAL, PROPOSALS RAILROADS. SPECTAL NOT! a9 HITTITE et TEE SUBURBAN PROPERTY. SUMMER RESORTS, WANTED (Bourd). WANTED (Help) WANTED (Houses). WANTED (Rooms) WAN 5 HT Goverxuext Recerpts Topay.—Internal rev- enue, $495,631; customs, $545,665, —_+—_ class postmaster at Negro Arm, Va. Ges. J. W. Foster has returned from a short business visit to New York. ee ag Souscrron Pantnipor of the State Depart- ment has gone to Boston for a few days. = Jvpor Crouxss, assistant secretary of the treasury, bas been away from the department several days on account of illness, seconds Cnorera 1x Russta.—The State Department is informed that cholera has appeared at Sa- markand, Rustia. wee ie New Pesxsrivaxta Baxx.—The controller of currency has authorized the First National Bank of Chartiers, Pa., to begin business with a capital of $50,000. pe Goxz To OaKLAND.—Secretary Foster and Fourth Assistant Postmaster General Rathbone ent to Oakland today, to remain until Mon- Y. sel BD Acts Arprovep.—The President today ap- proved the act confirming the New Madrid lo- cation survey No. 2,475 in Boonville. Mo., and States bonds to the of n J. —— ‘Tae Parsrpext has designated Samuel V. Holliday, commissioner of customs, to perform in addition the duties of fifth auditor of the treasury during the temporary absence of the auditor and his deputy. == Committee ox Corx Bacs.—Mesfrs, A. L. Sturtevant, Walter S. Eaton and Jerome Wise ofthe Treasury Department have been ap- pointed a committee to consider proposals for supplying the department with bags for use in the storing and transportation of coin. staan stems Tne Parsipext’s Catuens.—The President's callers today included Senators Hale, Proctor and Sawyer, Representatives Crain, Brookshire, Johnston and Smith, Mrs. Ellen Foster, Mr. Henry Gleason of New York, the Postmaster General, Rev. Dr. Bartlett. i Goss ox ax Ixspectixe Tovr.—Gen. Grant, assistant secretary of war, has gone on a tour of inspection of the poste at Jefferson barracks, Fort Leavenworth and Fort Omaha. He will be away about four weeks, and will spend a portion of the time at Minneapolis. SEPT Mas. Overman Has Restoxep.—Maj. Lewis G. Overman of the engineer corps of the army, who was recently tried by court martial at Cleveland, Ohio, for alleged irregularities in his accounts, has tendered i i charge of the oe en of the District of Co- lumbia, - Navat Onpens.—Lieut. Commander 0. W. Farenholt has been detached from the Boston navy yard and ordered as light house inspector of the thirteenth district, July Sist next, reliev- ing Licut, Commander W. W. Rhodes, who is placed on waiting orders. Naval Cadets Claude Bailey and Wm. A. Maffett to the trai Portsmouth. Ensign J. F. ap ‘Cushing and ordered to the Saratoga. sunicalsask was seats Manrxz Baxp Coxcent.—The following is the program of the Marine. Band concert at Lafayette Square tomorrow afternoon, com- mencing at 6 o'clock: Overture, “Domino Noir,” Auber; “American,” ‘Bendix; FI i He i i ir ; & i if Fy 3 Ss + } 3 HF 4 l if i ¥ é & id E : i 5 : il a2 LF i PS! i aE hs | Pt § 2 % | i 3 i #3 a! fi ile dom at ‘St. James.— ek ee Wa = ee York ef ibe Jehaeoe ae : [ i a & 19 09 OF 109 19 09 49 AD UD AS ES Oo GAD UD HS ID WS HD OD Jvrta A. Worstasr has been appointed fourth- | the act directing the issue of duplicate United | free FIGHT OVER A WORD. | The Struggle for “Free Coinage” in the Platform Committee. _ TAMMANY PLEDGES LOYALTY. District Representatives at Chicago Friends Again. QTHER TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. THE FIGHT ON SILVER. Inside History of the Struggle inthe Plat- form Committee. Carcaeo, June 24.—The story from the inside | of the remarkable fight in the platform com- mittee on silver is told by Thomas M. Patter- son of Denver, who was one of the chief parti- cipants in the struggle. Mr. Patterson mid: “The controversy over the coinage plank arose almost as soon as that upon the tariff was disposed of. The silver reso- lution that had been prepared and offered by Mr. Jones was the one around which the controversy for a long time centered. That plank declared in favor of free coinage of gold and silver at an established ratio, the metal in both dollars to be of same intrinsic value. “Discussion,” continued Mr.Patterson,“arose as to the use of some of the words in it, and it commenced to develop that the |one obnoxious word in the resolution was | ‘tree.’ For a long time it was urged |upon the one side that ‘free’ should | be climnated;on the other that itshould not, Sen- | ators McPherson and Vilas and ex-Senator Bay- | ard claiming that the word ‘free’ added noth- | ing to the force of the resolution, which they maintained did declare for free bimetallic coin- se. free coins why ¥ 0 tise of the word? Why not say to the people of the United States in unmistakable language cirely what the party meant upon that eubject? To this it was replied that the word ‘free’ was a catch word, which,as applied to coinage.was of- fensive to thousands in the eastern and north- | western states, and that it would lose votes to the party without being necessary to accom) the end desired. When this point was it was proposed to strike out the obnoxious word and nse the words ‘for the holders’ in its stead, #0 that the part of the resolution under discus- sion would read as follows: *We hold to the use of both gold and silver as the standard money of the country, and the coinage of both gol and silver for the holders thereof without dis- crimination against either metal but the charge for coinage.’ “TM was pointed out,” Mr. Patterson said, “that the teat of free after all was the coinage of gold and silver for the holders of the bullion and not by the government of bullion first pur- chased by: it for that purpose; that this is the way in which gold is coined and on which silver was coined until its tion 1878, and that if they would use word ‘free,’ or instead of it the holders,’ it would, so taras the con satisfy the free silver country. “Senator McPherson was frank | mit that the resolution where the was contained in it or the words proposed substituted did not mean the without ts that “T told our would ly elected the free dent that Mr. and probabl believing that Mr. vegacren c il } 4 LB GEEE i i tt ‘oinage measure, wan to windward o that at the expiration term we could still maintain that the democratic to free bimetallic col it exacting demands of the opponents of free coinage as they were made public. We asked them if they were bimetallists how they could object to the free comage of silver dollars of elves a oe nos ae ol dollars, if they did not they ‘oppose a plain declaration to that effect? *“The controversy made it very clear that opponents would concede almost aaything stAcer declaration for free colangs or Gs of language that necessarily meant the same thing. They were told that it demonstrated what democratic free coinage men feared— that the real fundamental difference between them and their opponents, so-called bimetallists, was that the free coinage men demanded a double or gold and silver standard of value, while their opponents were, t heart, single gold standard men, willing to appear under the garb of bimetallists until the f | cloak might be safely thrown off and the single | standard insisted upon. “That was where the subcommittee stalled,” Mr. Patterson explained, “we neutral in controversy, while Mr. ot Tennessee, former Indian affairs under Mr. songht to act as a in| tid ing with us, but casting his votes with the oth- ers, in behalf, as he expressed it, of harmony Paper oeemn 4 party. The other a plegell re Ei invited the old members of the national com- mittee to meet the new ones at the headquarters at the Palmer House. The invitation wns gen- erally accepted and the chairman made a happy speech in connection with his relations to the committee in the past. There were a great many introductions and the good feeling was general During the proceedings William Dickson, the retiring member of the committes from the District of Columbia, addressed the gentlemen it. He stated that althongh the District had no electoral vote the democrats there sometimes had warm con- torts over the selection of their representatives at the national convention, bnt they were al- ways loyal when the time came to unite for the ticket. He referred gently to the recent contest be- tween himeclf and Davis and Norris and an- nounced it to have been merely an incident, Then he walked over to Mr. Norris, his successor, and introduced him asa gentleman entitled to the highest re- spect from his political associates and com- mended him to the committee as a useful and able worker. Norns shook hands cordially with Dickson and the broach in the District democracy was quickly and graciously healed 3PM. z Accel CROKER PLEDGES LOYALTY. He Says That Tammany Will Support Cleve- land as Heartily as HI. Cmrcado, June 2%.—Richard Crocker pledges the Tammany vote to Cleveland. Speaking of the ticket ho says: “We will eupport Cleveland Just as heartily as we would hav ‘e are democrats, and when we are for him. Why should any one doubt our loy- alty to the ticket?” “The nomination Stevenson us,” eid Lieut. Gov, Shoe han. “We favor him because he is a good democrat. When he wns first nasixtant post- master general he was for turning oul every republican and putting a democrat in his place. We like that kind of a man. The New York delegation will go hometo work loyally for the tieket, and so will I.” In the absence of the crowds of badge-be- decked, dripping democrate who invaded the city last Monday the s#trocts today present a comparatively quiet appearance. Gov. Gray's little army of boomers went back to Indiana last night disgusted. Nearly all of them left the city on late trains, The Ohio men, too, went home last night. Having no favorite son to mourn over, Camp- bell having declared himself not a candidate, the buckeyes were in a good humo Many of the Iowa clubs also took their de- pertmee last night, but many still remain. The wkeves are not at all disgruntled. They took the defeat of Boies with equanimity, tho ‘more #0, it is believed, because they at no time: really hoped to nominate him. ‘Their idea was to put him in training for 1596. itevenson is an entirely acceptable man to Towa democrats for second place, and would have been acceptable for first place. Tammany left town last night. The people along the streets cheered the braves ax they marched to the station, but the shouters and the delegates from the empire state were grim and silent. But the Syracuse crowd—the anti. were the gentlemen who owned the and part of the solar system also today. They ill not leave for home until this evening, parsed pay ptu ‘One was, Carnes As for the southern folks, there is considera- ble diversity of opinion as to the result of the convention. Most of them are satisfied, but two of the delegations at least will go home with heavy hearte—North Carolina South ‘Carolina. The silver question is what worries the south- ‘erners and that too is the eore spot for the Colo- rado men and other silver state delegations. In ete eees an ocrata, mean 2. the war into by appointment. the contrary st finds us fully to port it «in- cerely and heartily. With the utmost freedom and advisedly or hastily. or in this im- portant work in the of anger or irrita- uuon, We have 8 of the consideration harmony, unity forbearance and we be- Tigve this'labor has not been in vain.” ain BURIED IN A LANDSLIDE. Terrible Disaster to an Italian Railway ‘Train. Rome, June 24.—A terrible accident, cansed by alandslip, occurred today at Monte Saxo, on the line of the Bologna and Florence rail- way. Alargearca of land on the mountain side slid down on the houses below, completely burying them. Thus far thirty persons, killed or uninjured have been taken from beneath the debris. The railway is covered a pyrene toe | liable to interruptions from lanJ- ois 1) Hips. In 1851 the village of Vigo, one of the stations on the road, was jetely destroyed by earth sliding down from Monte Viegose. ——— in Hum- bert the wees anectae de- adhere to the triple alliance. ina ‘WANT TO TRY THE SOLDIERS. a ll