Evening Star Newspaper, June 27, 1892, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. Ist DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY, PUBLIS@NTHE STAR BUILDINGS. 1101 Pemuyivania Aveuse, corner 11th St. by The Bresing Star moony Company, Su tee See ere erie he eae pa gi Seeker te “per month. Oopics at the aad CR Fa aE ty ep Satuapar = ete ed oui pen 91.00 per year; ith foreigo sr se Po eOmcaat Washington, D.C.. 02 Felees ual ester 1 9 ‘The ane Star. “ireteeyt “pr All mal scube-riptions srast be paid in advance. Rates of advertir'ne made known om application. pes 80, No. 20,297. WASHINGTON, D. CG, MONDAY, JUNE 27, 1892. TWO CENTS. FINANCTAL. SPECIAL NOTICES. __ oe NOTICES. A] Washington New: News and Gossip. a SY Sy aR ‘Ws pay interest upensiaposits, Such are sabject to Travezexzs Curprts For usetn England and on the continent issued immediately on application against cash oF approved security. LEWIS JOHNSON & CO., Bankers, we2e15t Sun butiding, 1315 Fst. Societies, Corpora- epost their funds interest and can be ‘Deposit your Sinking Funds as ruck edd agarnst at will. vent. hes f at tn HOW ABOUT YOUR WILL? VIDEND Si isting making your lst witt end| 1)" REP Fe If you are con! TRE NATIONAL, CAPITAL BANK, 2 ery tuan should do, we will be Washington, . (glad to talk the matter over with you. | meeting of the bow sf Si dings of thle ct vecy imyortant matter, for it | ay fon the capital stock was declared, payalt Airectly and vt ‘the event of your All wills nazning this company as executor or sd-' aoinistrator ave drawn free and kept free of charge. ‘This compaay Keeps such matters in the closest c Beence. (SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES. Inour Clark's Drop-sill Vault we have over six Ghundretsa‘e deposit boxes, @ number of which are ‘yet anrented. Business ani professional men will find these safe boxes tn tispersable for keeping thetr stocks, deeds, moneg, Be. Ladies Jeating the city for the summer and not car- fing to leave their Jewels, diamonds, trinkets and other ‘email artivies of value at home unprotected should ‘ent one of these boxes. ‘They are firsand burglar proof and every privacy end conrentence is afforded renters in examining “ahoir papers, Rent, $5 950 per yearaccording to size. GUARANTEED 5 AND 6 PER CENT INVEST. MENTS. ‘This company has for sale Real Estate Notes paying ‘Cer cent interest, $500 to $50,000, running 3 to 5 years Also 5 per cent Debenture Bonds, in sums of $100, £500 and 31.000, secured by first mortgages held by ‘the Real Patave Title Insurance Company of this city and ruaranteed by this company. ‘Thewe hon:ts are excellent investments—safe and re-. gnunerative, ‘They offer an oppoftunity to invest from $100to , $100,000. AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST CO., A. T. BRITTON, President. as fer ook wl be closed fro June 28 to Jul; a WB. BA BALD Last Cnaxce TO BUY SERIES B STOCK IN THE CO-OPERATIVE TOWN COMPANY. . ‘This series closes JULY 5 without fail. Until then you can buy 5 shares for @5 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 estate 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 raffroad. Because three hundred men are now eugaged build- ing bridges and laying rails ¢o complete this road by ‘Because careful and intelligent managementis guar- anteed by the Board of Directors. Becausethe property of the company is located in 1405 G ST- a \q "the richest mineral, timber and agricultural region of Tix Naztosaz Sare Derosrr, nana. SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY Because the company practically owns the entire Watauga Valley and the available surrounding land. , Because the company is today making money. Because every lot sale, every rental contract and every deal of any description 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 turns. Of the District of Columbia, CORNER ISTH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE. Chartered by special act of Congress, Jan., 1967, and acts 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- posit, ‘TEN CENTS and upward received on deposit and Anterest allowed on sums of not less than $5. Prepares an: keeps Wills free of charge—acts as Ex- DIRECTORS: Hon. JOHNG. CARLISLE, Hon. ISHAM G. HARRIS. Hon. H. C. HANSBROUGH. Hon. ROBERT P. PORTER. Hon. BENJ. BUTTERWORTH. Hon. LOUIS E. McCOMAS. A. T. BRITTON. ecutor, ‘Trustee—executes Trusts fe — . 8M. JOHNSON. ofall kinds. — FR ay ODER Hecate. ©. MeBLATE, 2 ouas. its i Vice Pres, ‘31 Atlantic building, Eubiar eto ‘TEVANT. ‘Secretary. ee Agent for the District of Columbia. Directors: Bentamin P. Sa: ‘Zenas O. Robbins, Albert j, Sturtevant Basthen 0, Bs Sl — a Wiles, - ames Johustoms Goarie & ci —— Fee ee Joba F. ‘Thomas K Jones. Je24 C. 'T. Havexsen, ‘Member Washington Stock Exchange, Real Estate and Stock Broker, Roonw @ and oa TiAdientte batising, Pst. pw. INVESTMENT SECURITIES. Stocks, Bonds and Grain buught and sold for cash en margin. . (Cotton bought and sold in New York or New Orleans. CORRESPONDENTS. J. S. Bache & Co., New York Stock Exchange. Lehman Broe., New York Cotton Exchange. Lehman, Stern & Co., New Orleans Cotton Ex- eharae. Lamson Bros. & Co., Chicago Board of Trade. Private wires to New York, Chicago and New Or- Jeans._Telephone, 453. delv-tr “Willem E Clark, Copstant quotations all’ markets. ‘Telephone, 545. SPECIAL NOTICES. CARPENTERS” AND JOINERS’ UNION, No. 1 that the semi clertion of ofcers takes ny notified lave at oy ees ‘Fane 29, cea eons Soke RL. Sitend thet Sick ta a coun of the bly on, scons MONDaY EVENING. June 27. igi. Basin ea ems of importance order ‘the Asmembly. je24- voting Sew ee CON- ee bah tn All Cerneau (ly ERS OF PLASTER_ ‘are hereby ota Frrrr BUILDING, LOAN AND INVESTMENT CIATION OF WASHINGTON, D. C. OFFICES: 913. 915 and Y18 F ST. N.W. ‘To those desiting a liberal and safe investment we ‘commend oar 8 per cent 5-year Coupon Certificates. — Per Cent paid on Regular Deposits. — ‘You can borrow $1,000'from us on Real Estate security and pay it back at the rate of 813 per month. Ofers nprceiented opportunity for investments, combine! with absolute security. 20,000 sbares in force. STOCK $1 PER SHARE, MATURING IN 102 MONTHS, WITH GUARANTEED VALUE OF $200. Association. Safety guaranteed. Your correspondence Solicited. Circulars and uther information at office. HARRISON DINGMAN. ANDREW WALL J ALONZO TWFEDALE. GEORGE GIBSON. EDW. & YORK. 3% sits... ISSUE 5. PER CENT ¥RINC! Hoes COUNTY SINKING FUND BONDS. EXEMPT FROM AND MUNICIPAL COUNTY, TAXATION. The county comminaion exerts: Warviang are a oases oe a oe wee ae re adder for cab at a publi CARPENTERS’ WORK AT LOWEST a and spectialt og al Pin feces ante | len, gak mater Ragged ts" ota das and 61,000, bearing afi er | Snded to. roatantond. Sees hace ae) japeele nraamlly. on Copter PAE ee icing cd Sean ele elim’ Corpeoser ait Lach oe -w._ ear Ya05, anne JOHN J. COSTINETT, . 00 Ss |< ‘Shas. ¥. w., O00 fevy is the hese pists uuty'revepusot | ARMY 2p TO ERY OUTFITTER. ear suits $25 rusranteed. Property of the county is =a prey Pw We and ar vot of the county, including this Mins is) Hos ite Est. aw. led det ‘Will be $105,000 only. 7 Siena M.— OFFICERS. ABD D MENBERS 0 ip Lode ee PIT work. Office United Lenn ‘Express Company, $19 Pennsylvania Aven 8. W. MADRUX, 8-5 rueeting held. at Bs. teks wens SHES Ss, Si aera rolock, to make arrangeme arrangessonts for te y G . Index to Advertisements. ADVERTISING . AMUSEMENTS. ATTORNEYS. Washington, D. C., June 27, 1392. ‘THE ALLEN PUBLISHING COMPANY, ‘Washington Loun and Trust Bullding, City: Gentiemen—Replying to your query regarding the NOE TENT, sgt tile De S| AUCTION SALES BICYCLES. }-half-done reproduction of the photo of Edwin J. Ryan, made by yourcompany at such short notice, I beg to say the work Was entirely satisfactory, and by many ‘was, ‘better picture than the photograph. ‘Yours truly ©. E, TOPPING, Gen. Supt. U.S. Ex. Co. RITE | OATH ice Cor | Soha: Je27-3t " ss Gaatie, Sor ce ISH cE CATHEDRAL — me Detheld on ESDAY, the Sob rs SCOTTISH | RITE, CATHEDRAL — A ten ‘iwi b cos Y, yt gave: pm, Wo "Wor! nth a legrees. MEMBERS OF POTOMAG Page Page Pago Page ‘Page Page ‘Pago is Page Page -Page Page Pago Pago FOR RENT (Rooms) FOR RENT (Honsee). WWE WY VH OSH AGIOIIIGWVAIIE SS IVSYH OOOH YH OWE YHSSITOOBEKIGVHY Page ‘Page Knights of the Ne Ss cers Eanes the Kuruler session MONDAY | FOR RENT (Stores). Page ner for the purpose of a FOR RENT (Stables) Pago ‘The order of the day. A determined effort’ ton i COR aye Page to have clean counters for the magnificent Nar DIOR, Re ‘Page new goods for fall. ‘There ts no encuse to | Sw es Prony 3 sr Pag go poorly dressed when such prices as FOR SALE (Lots) Pago following are quoted to you: oo ie 5 os ats hd Page What we have left of all’ our 87.50, 98, | artendiny ‘anneal of our te Bro. eile Wat Pago 9 and $10 English ‘we will | of the president. E. FMAN, Kec. Sec. OTELS. Page make up for BAUS Sane SHOPPING ara oR INSURANCE Page English Suitings (small checks and stripes) ‘ill be closed at 5 o'clock TOMORROW, | LADIES’ GOODS. Page ‘that were $30 and $35, go now for $23. ra iSallow amen res toattend their rae LEGAL NOTICES. Page M. LOSANO & SON, PATG: Tire axp | LOCAL MENTION. Pago Inserting rats, | Poo AEE TBE oes He | Mesucone ie J025-3t £08 Bot. n-W._| questa cw Re Hoh: JAMES" ‘G: | MEDICAL. Pago eq SIGNS SLE ea ve “OF pubes by aban: MISC! NEOUS. ‘Page Ben. 3 Xpsfo1 OTP ROCIy. Bo MONEY WENTED AND TO LOAN. Page — di, Sate ‘BERINGSEA AND. CHILE: NOTARIES PUBLIC. Pago age a nat sliey vention ee OFPICIAL NOTICES. Page iis idiaadipahd wan sesithe: tid tag tha weeds tente trom Ww Peery) i sox ite CORAM STBAMERS. — Inbulk of the Stocks aud Fixtures (or olther of them) | AUBSOR ont toX" “ONT, a Pats wanted Page in stores Nos. 728 7th street northwest and 3045 M | ROBISON, Agent, we PERSONAL. Page streot northwest, this city, until THURSDAY, the =" I AM TELLING ALL I KNOW ae Page THIRTIETH DAY OF JUNE, A-D.1802,at TWELVE | about Rosslyn Heights, I am knocking down some- | RAILROADS. Page O'CLOCK M., the right to reject any and all bids be- SPECIAL NOTICES. ‘Page pis a. ‘These stocks consist of Millinery, Dry | P°dS’s little paradise, but it cannotbe helped. The pub- | SPECT Page Goods, Fancy Notions, Ladies’ and Gents' Furnishings | licseeking investment want cold facts and I am in | STEAM Page ‘and a stock of general merchandise, and are open to | that business. sronor m4 inspection. SUMMER RESORTS. Page FRANCIS HUFTY, | Waaern A. L. SALTZSTEIN, Jr., “did — 427 13th and F sts, auras (Houses) Page WANT! Page oe OFFICE OF THE RiGes SYR, | WANTED (arenes Pare ance y. se} WANTED (Miscellaneot Page oy ena eel ROG Mise ahaa ah ve — i be eee Betas “i act ing cerapany yb Panera ate | the oss of bus et, 28th Ruane Statement of the circulation of Tae EVENING JULY 4, 18g2. Books for "a: Coc Re sinc lusive Stan for the week ending June 25, 1892: Jezd-at Secre FRANCIS D MOHUN, bet MONDAY, June 20, 1992. 34,719 5 PROPE FOR SAU ALE #20. | TUESDAY, June 21, 1592 34,953 GFT, 40.0285 t9 JO-foot alley inptoved by thace | WEDNESDAY, June #2, 1992. 35,359 THURSDAY, June 23, 1892, +-40,272 FOR SALE-THIRTEEN bye: Ra lity rears ner Of Gi foUrstory | para ay, June 24 1602 34,063 lots on concreted —streot; 18 Lith st. ; neal ne four-story bic 4 ane sewage: water: gag ong of the beat ins . STONE, SATURDAY, June 95, 1692. 40,849 for a few at 45c. per foot. Snap for gq RELL: a we DURABLE UMBRELLAS oF investment: T STINEMETZ'S. BACHE & CO., io r ones, for we cannot afford to sell 325-3t Corner 5th and Esta. n.w. thea “aor can yu afford to rafac thie wits (silk and linen) {¢ 3.45, whi ht to be fine elose-rol or $88 quality of of Altsilk Um. | Dally average, Deplla for 4 and # boanty a 0 Sethi 'e SONS, nw. ‘Silk Usabrellas, with stout se2t Corresponding week, 1891.... ‘SELLING THEM ALL. Buenoften wonder wy thelr 82.7 per dozer *Osbort. ‘Their tallors do not tell ee iat the pate | ¥¥@ Sax for the week ending June 25, 1892 oF tern Wore,too short and that they had squeezed cut J. WHIT. HERRON, pair as long ts the pattern Soma pat han enouxh men. | “We belleve in having too much rather than (e've several patterns left of thowe screens, Nereen ‘Doors, finished with hook and eye and knob. YOULL BE COOLER AND THE HOUSE CLEANER Hf vou water the street and lawn frequently. swers demand it. Garden Hose, with couplings and : each. tent pozzle, ont Garden Hose Rech ae ‘We are undersel <>REAT, BARGAINS AT PARKER’ Avoid them. if you do not want to save M04 am if ye YOUR LAWN WILL ALWAYS LOOK VELVETY ‘TReynsnot nest wih If cut about twice a week. It is work to use Be. Best i Good, Black 1: hand scythe and piayto use thesgower. | Ot Bottle Gc ‘Think ort. a tul Sully gaaren teed Lawn Mower Lt Leen "7,000 Novels YOU'LL SAVE HALF YOUR MONEY Bx making your own ice cream—and have “Be See Feces oy gh, BARBER & Cor. 11th and G sts. nw. De economy in your laying in a large ia nw. vas [EE for the tallest eae ere formerly 811, iuing themn all not Cashier Evening Star Newspaper Co. seventh day of June, A.D. 1892. A. B. KELLY, Notary Public D.C. —~es—___ enue, 996,808; customs, $424,087. to Fortress Mouroe for a few day's rest, 32,047 solemnly swear that the above is a true and correct statement of the circulation of THE Evgn- | therefore Subscribed and sworn to before me this twenty- Governmest Receipts Topay.—Internal rev- Assistant SzcneTany NETTLETON has gone SeoRETAaRY SEES returned from Oakland ent. == #0?7_| this morning and resumed his duties at the KS | Treasury 51G Se Fis on» me ae ru to drink ven and cofleg. Subst abeti- | AssrsrawT SECRETARY CROUNSE has recovered WaSTFIELD. N'Y May Sie s00" Bee ee cart foneet | OMNIS Fecont iliners and was at his desk at selutder_otrame ind te eran, fan the whe gat a, te conan forest | the Treasury Department toda ‘the condition of the roads, which were rough win ‘on would hevew guess that our wine aay IS ona Stank COMBINATION “Fine Medicinal Brandy and Whisktes for the | », “CT Arrnorso.—The f Prosident has approved Sho es at el on. eaBearria sick. You shouid havea little in the house at all | the act to prevent cruelty to children or ani- Hiaseiny tana he bt Wifdelivered tho Faced : TMS w WINE COMPANY, es mals in the District of Columbia, ee H.W. BLOWERS. —— THERE 18 A “SHORT" WAY- Lievt. Surrm Deap.—Tho Treasury Depart- e ceewmeemnanel er Golo dh ‘Which is also the ‘cal. | mont is informed of the death of Lieut, F. L. REMOVAL NOTICE. = ‘On the completion of improvements and the enlargement of our uptown store, 1116 Conn. ave., about September 1, we will consolidate our two stores and continue the ‘Dusiness at 1116 Conn. ave. ne Foing other Why pot Took Into this “ahore™ war on thiy installments. portant work. 10" COLUMBIA PHONGGRAEH 00.027 Et.n.w. or | Bedford, Mass., on the 2ist instant, peenienctee Navan Onpens.—Ensign N. A. McCully, to For the next 60 days, commencing June 21, we will offer our surplus stock st 1200 F st. at greatly reduced prices, eee man of Today, and that TEND TO KEEP THE Kanno er las all ie guaites that are | Smith, to dut; 9 duty in Ensign Davis ordered $ the Miantonomoh. ment of fractional silver coin from the Ist REMINGTON ATANDARD TYPEWRITER 0 18 THE TIME OF SORE ah, oWAULTS. es Stonework sie ‘Abeod of all Competitors. evety iit se ri - 2 apne, ature | gby ati call on wg an EXCELLENCE OF DESIGN. will cheerful Forni ge" Mons SUPERIORITY OF CONSTRUCTION. eens ame 208 au” Vauita, eed ages 3. F, MANEING, CALL AND SEE THE NEW 2 MODEL see cor. Hemenial Works, een agent Ore, A Sratvz oF 761, Smith of the revenue marine service at New duty at the naval ordnance proving grounds, Indian Head, Md, September 1; Lieut. R. C. ice of naval intelligence: from the Jamestown and 201m GEO. E. KENNEDY & SONS. atthe, Watt” PREMIER tos Movamenr or Stt.ver.—Tho issue of standard ional, Speed. the neatest “suicest | Silver dollars from the mints and treasury SPT rons ccd aarurale work aad «fe'mert | oftcen during the weck ended Sane 25, 1898, mf ‘was $492,489. The issue during the correspond ow surkmnoniry se genoa ey fr dau Pree taal! ing ing period of last year was $373,019. ‘he sip Couumnva.—The Ttalian citizens of Baltimore have requested the Sec- retary of the Treasury to allow the admittance free of duty into the United States ef a statue of Christopher Columbus made in Italy ago and intended to be presented to the ty of Baltimore in October, 1499, It is said that this is the finest statue of Columbus in existence. arene WYCKOFF, SEAMANS & BENEDICT, LE DROIT BUILDING, WHILE LOOKING FOR A SUIT ‘Drop in one and see what wo he Woofer. “Phe most seh, dresaed lemen in Wash "BUTTS apa TROUSE: ‘Tue Presient’s CaLiens.—The President's callers this morning included Secretary Elkins, Mr. Huston of Indiana and Col. Bradley of Kentucky, Mr, Hahn of Ohio, Mr. mhiT-te STH AND F STS. N.W. Wao er a “cheap” SiS ve Gov. Cheney of New Ham ay Genator Per: ‘and friends, fof California, eae idl ane atone ak, er seall | ex Senator ‘Rewcl Attorney General a. 1 2,00 caah, Ualance on or © some for you. Drop | berngeh hyo —— of Peng By TESRAUE A ro e22awe D. 3. bs 3 a Bas awe tn Tailor, peckes - "5 Ses ralaoee no Nea ED AIS Since 8 cs ‘elephone Sir iae aati Erg store PBieime 2 | =P? NOT DELAY 10} LONGER BE YOU GOING AWAY? mat We o'Gnd yous desire meurance, _"_o13-168 == ‘TO BUY HOMES. | "pest rey ai ca onthe Of | life Insurance on The incumbrance on the prop Tes fits ‘deme E. WILLIAMS, Cher ap be. sue Se CREED srounrry }URANCE pur b thee Go. OF FESRA., WEST END NATIONAL BANK. eee _my28 S15 G at x PUENITURE AND VALU- Oh BURLEY, President. ee AY. FAI Sin RTA Si a ‘1H, Magruder. Becker. . a gb rte ¥ ia Pisa. ‘Tuttle, } te a ““MERTZ8" MODERN'IDEAS. = a Well-cut garments oO Tuly 12, 1 tation ete cainy or ee pe ate excepted). ‘The subjects of ¢ are orth Popular prices. {Re NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY ‘Which, im 1860, originated the first Non-for/eitadle Poitcu,now makes another radical departure in favor BE the insured. ‘The New York Life now announces that the physical | th: conditions of am appheant being satisfactory it will dasure him without future limitations. The “ Acewnuiation Poliey” contains no restrictions whatever reepecting occupation, residence, travel, sitae pateyis nthe pentane bepebeasennds 5 For Pull pawtic~iars.address New York Life Branch Oli, 13th Ft nv. ell aman a Ax Examrxarion ror TRacers.—An examina- A QUORUM TODAY.| THE EXECUTIVE HOUSEHOLD. Where the Different Members Will Spend the Summer. Loon lake, in the Adirondacks, where Mrs. speey socaneen paar ne ian ‘The Presiden the ‘Owe May Point with Mrs. Worse! Marvioees Tt tee Sav care ofthe cottages wl a time noxt week. The Presi- lent will go thereas often as he can, but will not teke up bis quarters there permanently for | the summer until after the adjournment of | APPROPRIATION BILLS TAKEN UP. TheGeneral Deficiency Passed—The Military Academy Hitch. — ee 5 MINISTER EGAN” LEAVE. WORK IN THE SENATE. 1t Has Been Granted. but He Still Hemains in Chile. Mr. Patrick Egan, minister to Chile, is un- doubtedly a most conscientious official, or else there is something going on in that country that has escaped the notice of the newspapers. Soon after the amicable settlement of the contro- versy between the United States and Chile Mr. Stewart’s Substitute for the Free Coinage Bill. THE SENATE. growing out of the Baltimore affair Among the numerous department communi-|Mr. Egan applied = for and was cations laid before the Senate this morning by | Granted leave of absence to visit the Mr. Manderson, President pro tem., was one from the Seorctary of the Interior, with a list of “Indian depredation claims,” aggregating ‘over $25,000,000. House billamendatory of tho census act (as to United States. The assumption was natural that he proposed to avail himself of this privi- lege, but as a matter of fact he has not yet done so, and the sole explanation of his conduct is that something has occurred within the past general | inl schedules of industries) was | two months that requires his presence at Santi- reported by fr. Hale from the committee on age, What this ia cannot be learned at the the elevent te Department. It is said there that Mr. | Mr. Cockrell asked whether it was not too late Egan's movements are undoubtedly governed | idee re-examination of statistics. Mr. | by the interests of the United Stat and that explained that the bill simply extended to| ho has not left his post for the com, individuals and to unincorporated simple reason that he deems it best ngaged in manufacturing the provisions |to remain there. Negotiations are in apriying to incorporated companies, ihe bjll Progress for 2 settlement of the claims of the tag om oor cen iaciaae' oe Se ea e ive, executive a appro- jomatic agreement between the two countries, priation bill was reported by Mr. Allison, che uy “y but such matters are always slow and deliberate, gave notice that he would call it up at the close and it may be a pmuyens er ty the matter is of morning business today. disposed of. finally business would not The House amendments to the Senate bill as| necessarily require the personal attention toa circuit court of appeals wore not Minister Bgan and it is supposed that be will in and a conference was asked. soon take advantage of hs leave of absence, COST OF PRODUCTION OF GOLD AND SILVER. DISTRICT APPROPEIATIONS. Mr. Stewart offered a resolution, which was referred to the committee on ‘contingent expenses, directing the committee on mines and | 4 Final Meeting of the —— mining to inquire and repomBas to the average ee . cost ofthe production of gold and silver bullion Tt is more than probable that the conference in the United St report on the District bill will be made before Mr. Hale offered the following the week is over, probably on Wednesday. The rss and mit Gat owas committee have been awaiting the return from Ti ato in eo rg propria | HH, Compon fr ting at of the Asmerionn poeyse heen “Sualeypa at en expected to —— high wages and purchusing the necessitioe and | ME. Compton has now resahed the city and a comforts of life at so low prices asin the year | meeting of the committee will be held tomor- 1892; and row afternoon, at which an agreement is ex- pected. The main question at issue now is the $100,000 appropriation for the Grand Army en- campment. The House conferees are holding ‘Whereas the balance of trade has never been tolarge in favor of the United States asin the out that this sum be taken altogether from the District revenaes. wivherste te these conditionsexist and are largely The conference report will show at once due to the republican policy of “protection;” large cuts from the Senate increases, and while interested parties are still hoping it is feared that in the wreck the appropriation for a N Guard encampment THE RATE OF TAXATION. mble and call it up Resolved, That the committee on finance be and hereby’ is directed to inquire into the effect ofa policy of “tariff for revenue only” upon bor and the industries of the United Bates and to report on the same to the Senate. Cockrell suggested that the resolution should be called up tomortow for the purpose of allowing Mr. Hale to make some remarks on it and not for action, and the suggestion was tacitly assented to, ‘MR. STEWART'S SUBSTITUTE. Mr. Stewart offered as a substitute for his free silver coinage bill one providing that the owner of silver bullion may deposit the same at any mint of the United States to be coined for Proposed by Senator McMillan. AStan reporter today heard expressions of opinion from several citizens in regard to the Senator McMillan amendment giving the Com- missioners authority to reduce the rate of as- his benefit. The coins are to be tender | Ssament, which wore generally favorable to the fopall debts and dues, public and private. | Proposition. FOkcign silver coin or thon derived from it| Mr. Mahlon Achford, president of the Title by melting are excluded and the-ilver act of | Company, had not seen the proposed law, 1890 is rey ” “ i} 5 “and,” he remarked, “until I saw in Saturday's actin sett wad on te table and of-| 574n what Mr. Thomas had to eay I was under ‘The Senate then proceeded to the considera- tion of the legislative, executive and judicial appropriation the impression that the Commissioners of the District had the power to reduce the rate of taxation. But if they haven't that power then I think it is time they had. I see no reason why the rate should be maintained at a figure beyond that which is necessary for the expenses of the District. It seems only right that the Commissioners should at ‘al times have authority to reduce the rate of taxation. The present rate is unquestionably sfoaid "be it —, be, and its ee The Columbia Title Insurance Company, said “Senator McMillan’s amendment is a a ~ one and one which, under the present state of affairs, is badly needed. It ap ‘that under the old rate and valuation mone has been accumuilati THE HOUSE. The telegrams sent out by the sergeant-at- arms demanding the return of the ubsentees seemed to be productive of some little fruit, but still when the House met at 11 o'clock this morning there wa no quorum present. Be- fore the reading of Friday's journal Mr. Davis (Kan.) raised the point of no quorum. Mr. Belknap (Mich.) moved a call of the House, which was ordered—73 to 17. During the call the laggards strolled mto the chamber, and at its conclusion 178 members—more than & quoram—had responded to their names. Further proceedings under the cali were dis- pensed with and the journals of Friday and Saturday were read and approved. THE GENERAL DEFICIENCY BILL PASSED. present generation would put up money for the coming one to spend. Therefore Mr. Sayers of Texas asked consent to vacate | T° roming ay on a the order for the yeas and mays on the fina |e collected than is necesmiry. I have not passage of the general deficiency appropriation closely examined the recent assensment, 80 can- Dill, but Mr. Watson (Ga.) objected. ‘not well pass upon its merite. ‘The bill was 155, nays 4. Mr. Isadore putecrenigy apart Mr. Wheeler (Ala.) submitted the conference | examined into the matter, “but,” said he, “I, report on the 6 eee Tee rtWhecler stated that te bil_as agreed | as is needed from year to year. upon in conference appropriated $34,000 more Senator McMillan’s amendment +t eg than the act of the Congress, but the aj government of ite duty prepriations were as low as they possibly ‘could | its {teat of She Distrc ‘Consistent with the proper conduct of the | Iam opposed to it. I'am the present rate is too = Academ; ae ir. Robertson (La.) opposed the report and spats in favor of arb cenedeg with instruc- ‘to the next cream pea asc nen to in- sist upon an amend: rinting $15,000 for the establishment of a olavicto light plant ‘NOT AGREED To. The conference report was not agreed to, the vote standing yeas, 8; nays, 94. Thereupon ‘Mr. Robertson (La.) moved that the House insist uy its ment to Fred # sgpcred nate, Maria ee J shal’ sens pptogr Prt, a sist pO Should be mado for them Sg loctri light plane St te ntary ® The motion war agreed On motion of Mr. Heard (Mo.) the confer ence report was agreed to on the bill amending the charter of the Eckington and Soldiers’ More Citizens Approve the Amendment | ‘!° aos raft FROM MR. GLADSTONE Ho Hopes to Keep His Oampaign Ea- gagements, PROMINENT ENGLISH DEAD. Probability of an Extensive tron Strike. MIDDLETOWN BANK CLOSES. WORD FROM ME. GLADSTONE, He Tolegraphs That He is Doing Well and Hopes to Fulfill His Loxpox, June 27.—Mr. es follows: I am doing well. I am under the care of Dr. Granger of Chester. I hope to keep my engagements in the north. (Rigned. ) Wa. E. Gransroxs. Rince it became certain that the injury te Mr. Gindstone was in ali probability he result of hecdlowmone ti mf {fot hes calmnest ing of stones an: ‘ilos at geutiemen's carriages has grown to be a scrious annoyance im London and other places. It scems to be one way of expressing the antipathy of the lomest class to wealth in any form, and it te be- Meved that Mr. Gladstone was pelted justas any other gentleman might have been pelted as be was passing at the time. Among the t@egrams received at Hawarden regarding Mr. Giledstone’s condition were enxtoas and sympathetic inguiries from Mr. Ralfour and other conservative leaders, Mr, Gladstone's Midlothian coustituents also ahowed their anuety for the welfare of their champion, The Pall Mal! Gasrtie, commenting today the assault made upon Mr. Gladstone at Chester on. Saturday and "thie de tions of tory methods of tion, mys that Mr. Gladstone's guage is harmless when with the tory methods of v it is P nting their hatred during the “Jingo” period. At that time unsavory letters reached Mr. Gladstone and his wife by every Sometimes the writers sent post to Mra. | Gladstone, on which, expressed in | the foulest language, were revolting wishes for her destruction. Som writers of | these cards. mid they that +he and ber daughters might be eubjected in their lat ex tremity to outrage similar to that to which Buigarian women were subject: Mr. Belfour attempted to make an outdoor speech at Shetield today, but was howled down. Addressing the repc he said he deeply de plored the assault upon Mr. Gladstone and was grateful to know that the injuries were not #eri- ous and that the ex-premier would soon become completely restored to health, The Star today says that the tories at Salis- bury have iamed a cartoan entitled “The Grand Old Man's Last Journey.” Itdepicte Mr. Glad~ stone, with his eighty-three years, bearing @ alm in his left hand and Lis home-rule bill in a Fight, being dragged down to hell by the devil. The éartoon has 80 shocked the electors, even those who are politically opposed to Mr. Glad- stone, that most of the copies have been called in. High prices are offered for remainder still in circulation. nena SIR WILLIAM AITKEN DEAD. He Was a Noted Surgeon and Professor of Pathology. Loxpox, June 27.—Sir William Aitken, the noted surgeon and profesor of pathology, is dead. Sir William Aitken was born in Dundee, Scotland, April 23, 1825, his father being @ surgeon of that place. In 1848 he was eclected aa demonstrator of anatomy at the University of Glasgow, and was also pathologist of the Glas- oval Infirmary until April 1955, when he volunteered for service m army hospitals during the Crimean war. He was one of the com- mission appointed to investigate the nature of diseases from which the troops were suffers ing. Dr. Aitken was a corresponding member of the Royal Imperial Socicty of Physicians of Vienna, of the Society of Medicine and Nataral History den and the Imperial Society of Medicine at i inople, In 1860 he was appointed f pathology in the army medical school, He was knighted in 1861. He was the author of a “Medical History of the War with 4 various other works. > WILL BE AN IRON STRIKE. Nearly Sixty Mills In Western Penneyl+ wvanla Will Be Affected. Prrrescho, Pa., June 27.—It is nowgenerally Delieved there will bean iron strike here, Im the event of such an occurrence, if all the con- cerns which have up to this time refused to sign the scale of the Amalgamated Association remain firm, nearly sixty mills in this section will be involved and from 35,000 to 40,000 ‘men, about one-half of whom are members of the Amalgamated Association, ‘The contest between the iron and steel mase ters and Amalgamated Association has now narrowed down to manufacturers of muck :|barand finished iron and steel in all shapes. The latter includes a few pipe and tube mills. The scale of manufacturers of tin ite, iron and steel shect and wire rods Se ce es ape Anon eee class there are quite a number of mills. There still exists slight differences between the ‘Amalgumated Association and the manu- facturers, but of such a trivial nature that it is thought highly probable that either one side oF the other will give in before July 1. Notwithstanding the statement of the Carne- gic Steel Company that there would be no more conferences of their firm with the Amalgamated Association it is the gencral opinion that there will vet be # settlement. Minwavxer, June 27.—It is announced on the authority of one of the representatives of the linois Steel Company that it will, with a few minor changes, eign. the scale presented by fed ‘Ansocintion of Iron Workers ; ’