Evening Star Newspaper, July 1, 1892, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR — PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY, AT THE STAk BUILDINGS 1101 Pearsylvania Avenue, corner 11th St. by Tae Evening Star Newspaper Company, 8. H_ KAUFFMANN, Pres't New York Ofice, 88 Potter Belding. ‘Tre EVEXtxo STAR is served to subscribers in the city by carriers. on their own account, at 10 cents pee ‘week. or 44¢. per month. Copies at the counter, 2 Pe b. By mail—anywhere in the United Mates oF Canvda —postaxe prepaid—..0 cents yer month, SaTORD« QUADRUPLE Serr STaR $1.00 per year: with foreign postare added. $3.00. (Entered at the Post Office at Washington, D.C., as eerond class mail natter.) S2™ All mail subscriptions must be paid in advance, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY. JULY 1, 189 ‘TWO CENTS. CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS. Acts as executor, sdministrator, guardian of the estates of minors, committee of the estates of lunatics, receiver, assignee and executes trusts of any and every description. Wills prepared by a competent attorney, who isin Rates of advertising knot application. 2. ___ FINANCIAL. i ___ FINANCIAL. __ PECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. Washington News and Gossip. ME. BLAIME'S FRIEXDS. UTUAL INVESTMENT ASSQCIATION OF BAL- mare = E WILL BE A MEETING OF THE 3 a ——— ” Rare tat heal sant DEMS fas, Hecate ree ence Youngs Company ae otering oe | MSS wht misao te ety erate Suess ten ‘Secretarlo. Rellovy baliding, TA10¥ st BUILDING, "LOAN, AND. INVESTMENT ASSO- | fin Hall, 31a s¢. All ietubersarecarnestiy re | SR SE= PNM? Founce eamemmiaed | a oy ey I Ok — jyi-la* in x is. D.C. quest attend. of and minute: 7 oS SSS ae ONFICES: 913, 915 and Ui8 ¥ ST. ¥.W. = coaE eq RITCHIE, President. | Luncheons and Picnics, Whereas it has pleased Our Lord Jesus Christ to take Fase 6 | UE WANTS CLAREDOX, QUAY, FLATT, MILLER, E Cc To taser desiring s literal and mie inveoracst we | _WM-H-MANOGUR, Secretary.” Sea fodtimself theo of ar trioynd and revered “pag | DUDLEY AND THE OTHERS TO WORK FoR THE QuiTaBLe Uo-oPpERATIVE mumend our 8 per cent 5-year Coupon Certificates. ae EIRITUALISM, alth FRipay, | Velvet Skin L 7 “pas tne of tag teed ok Mane eons te [Page 3| SUCGESS OF THE PARTY —CLARKSON AND PLATT BUILDING ASSOCIATION. —# Per Cont sald on Resular Deposits. — | ‘season at Younis ees ———— Beppe, ithe eb AR Four Of Ree ies | DECTCUES.. “Page HAVE AGREED TO Do 80. You borrow $1,000 from us on Real Es Seat ae Washington trom our head we have lost a - | BUSINESS CHANCES: — a OFFICE, 1003 F ST. N.W. ‘na a pao = fsb dg Soemeniamonif | oats iy only __seS80-20 Oval Oranges, ‘Regio Dono brand. falsnd stilt meets wich se teat care BUBINERS CHANCES Page s President Harrison is assuming a very con- LOANS. _Those who desire loans to pay for prop- | “Offers unprecedented opportunity for investiuents, | Fare 4 ; a ae ve ability were invainable to this in- | Cr) ; : Pas {| ciliatory attitude toward those republican lead- ers. pay off mortgages. of for building | combined with absolute security. 0,000 shares in |" On and after JULY 1, i8@, until further notice the | M#ins and Mized Pickles, 1,800 bottles, English | futution. For iuore thana quarier of « century this | COUNTRY REAL ESTAT: omy | . 7 apc purposes, should ascertain theterms upon | force. Price of Ice will be as follows: Vigilance over Its interests was sieepless: her zrai was | COUNTRY BOARD .. <Page 2 | ers who most earnestly opposed bis renomir which money is loaned Ly the Equitable STOCK $1 PER SHARE, % AT WHARVES AND DEPOTS. style, Lic, | untiring in its behalf. Thouch more than four score | DEATHS Page 6/ tion. He is desirous of overcoming the im- Co-operative Butlding Association. MATURING IN 102 MONTHS, ete ne ee eee "| Saortaforlterweitere, Onis chee tee anol eae | BBD ere ag -Pare 8 | pression that he is going to take things into his Gra aot itr neler cioagin fk |, RITMOCARACTEED VALE OF ova. | RU"RUIAMy rmape. SFOWES, RESTAURANTS | Queen iran untarivad-onroranoraton | Satan onion nie atataciare | ERCUATIONA IR | own tandsand ran the campaign esti a ‘AEy portion or ait of « toan, however, | _Aylmaney emcured by best realestate. Loans made | asc. per one hinted prude for thehome, and'to ‘her’ last breath ‘se boreiton | FINANC Page 1| cording to hisown ideas and independently mnay be settled at any tim association. Safety guarantee. Your correspondence | _50-pounds or more at one delivery, at the rateot 50c. | Pickled Codsteh Tongues, Dew—agreatrelish. | “We would further place on record our cordial ad-| FOR RENT (ones) “Base 3| Seeman who amisted in hie election in 1 ‘Sent. Heavy expenses voided. | Slktted. Cirle and ote nformation a ofice, "| PELISO EAR ast one delivery tthe ate of Ge Sato poe tonky aduirable gaaitien 6 maid | FOR RENT Cooma) SE free pret gepuatpen ling rene ——— HARRISON DINGMAN, -css-e_ President | par 100 jonas. sais Wild Boar's Head, Imported. | Sears” fo the naneinent tnd. gentleness of acai: | FOR RE <Page 2) apart from him and leave him to elect himselt, ; Pres oe wands for 10°, vated ‘wonisn sie hose traits of Pare 2 i sangeet SAVING. ‘The 23d tesue of stock f» open for sub-| ALONZO TWEEDALE. eens and anager | 1D Po roa ie getice on Handy. ‘Ptahiet Lambe Tongues, in glass) domestic. | Srmness, decision and courage which characterized | Fase 3 | qa be wes nominated, without their assistance, sxxigtion au Sout pogment Sbares are | Saunas Teneo : “awwasunes, | & B: CHURCH: Prest: Tadepencent Tee ¢ * | the great man whose name she Bore and whos: kine | POR RENT (ag ‘ Tase 2 {Rot agreeable to him. He wants Mr. Quay, #2 5Ocach payment. Until maturity of | Ppw. 8 YORK ‘Manager of Loan Department CURRIDES, Pres tiful and unselfish life shone as a beacon before all | FOR SALE (Horses and Vehicles). Pags 2 | Mr. Clarkson, Mr. Platt, Mr. Miller, Mr, Dudley shares, when full earnings are paid, 4 per | GEO. W. LEAC! = pa a WILLIS, Vice Prest, Aruerican lee Glencairn Camp Pie, Smported.| classes, and she will be ‘nuissod and mourned by the |-FOR SALE 3] v feel GEO. W. LEACH... Asst. Manager partment | FM; WILLIS. Classes, and she will be miisged and mourned by the LE (Houses). and the devoted friends of Mr. Blaine to feel cent interest per annum is guaranteed. Attorney ". WARD, Prest. ‘Transparent Ice Co. Je20-4t ‘ Closely associated with her in this labor of Noseand | FOR SALE (Lots)... Page 2! that all the antagonisms of the convention are : Boned Chicken, domestic. | work of charity have iovt dear, and weil-beloved | FOR SALE (Miscellaneous Page 3 obliterated: that he holds no resentment against | ITS AIM. THE EQUITABLE is a co-operative Shove society was always pecncauie, Wiehe | FOR SALE (Pianos). ~-Pago 2/ them on account of their opposition to him. saving and loaning institution. Its aim, Wild Duek, imported. | thanks to Alinighty God for the wood exanivleof thie . --Page 2 | but that he seeks and to a great extent depends | therefore, is to loan mones at fair rates of : His faithful servant, and we pray” that we, with hers Paso restart “ Seton te interest and pay fair aud reliable profits.on TLLTAMS, Cashier. te serie tomeatic. | nz. ast be made partakers lof His everlasting ‘king: A prot enim nein cept gear yvgg a ~ pram g . eee, roe : -Paze ; 3 Magrader. NOTICE THE ANNUAL, MEBTING OF - nored, slighted nor neglected by him, but that ASSETS, $1,315.111.15. Cunrines. Be" PROP IN Hose. Pidsinae 4 tepcies: ‘stockholders of the National Union Ins. Co.of | MANICURE. Pare 3| they may be free to ask for what they want Pamphlets explaining the atvantages | Ge0. E. Emiwoos. 4 We have received at the fice of the company No BI, Fest news | MARRIAGES, Page 6 | Tit> the mame expectation of getting it as might | oh 7 eareges | Fo ik. Tuttle, i. Heo. A. 3 By. : MONDAY, July 11, 1802." Polis open from 1'to 2 | MEDICAL, "page 7 | Be y those most active and promment in Secteecaatape aenene |e ok EH. Goldsborougi. Pgh ror orp Anchovy, Blater and Sardine Past, imported.| Sect BLE D. LARNER, MISCELLANEOU os Page 6 | their efforts to secure the renomination. Gt the office, 1003 F st. my21-3m ‘William R. Riley. ber Hose with —— MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN. Pare A LONG TALK WITH CLARKSON. _ mais — as TY = ‘THOMAS SOMERVILLE, Pra. JRO. W. CORSON. ING. WE. MACALINER, eee ee Sreccsiear <a Sunday. atin. addrem by Rev. #8. | QcrAN STEAMERS, Pare Z| The President hada long talk with Mr. Clark- ss ee ee ac ea Meked, waich we Sardines in Mustard, domeatic.s| metric. readings iy Mrs lute of Cailfernia. | POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. “Page 7 | Conon this subject and expressed to him his GEO. W. CASILEAR, 2d V. Pres. CORSON & MACARTNEY, Nasitatthe Io ‘) Tests by the popular local medium. Mrs. Katy Row- | PIANOS AND ORGANS. Ps feeling of friendship for those who opposed him ‘INO. JOY EDSON, Sec: 3090-8t GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 F ST. x.W.. hameppeira roms, oo land. Seatsfree. WM. C. SCRIBNER, Temp. Chair- | PERSONAL, a ). JOY EDSON, Secs. SEAVER BUILDING. 1410 ¥ ST. FW. peice of @1.72. Noiladeds ta'duaas eer Tat | PERSONAL. Page 2 | and his dependence upon them. He also told = 5 hi WOM aa BARAK & Hoss, eee 2 {ON OF EAGLERTON Lopan xo. | PROFESSION Page 8| Mr. Clarkson that they might expect overs Taz Narosaz Sare Deposrr, hanges of New York, Philadelphia, Boston BUILDERS’ HARDWARE, Potted 8, 1. 0. G. T.. on last Friday night thesatd | Ratrnoaps.” Pago 2/ recognition from him that lay in his power, , and Baltimore boacht and sold.” Cor. 11th and G sts. n.w. ae great varlety..| o} hegre with thelt friends wilt meet at 110 C street | SeeE TOADS ay 7 | Cither in the way of deserence to their advice : of inv Distri not st NIN ‘order of the | § K Page 1/ 4 a SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANT Bonde and ail local Wallroad. Ons, Tissurance and Tele: Lane Frute Digits ste genuine importea..| Becreay. WF. MeDANIEL. It” | SPECIALTIES. Page 3 | Spees ane Patty Stqaniention ox on the eubjoct Of the District of Columbia, PiXmneric ai Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold. 3318 ie. Se aia ng eee ak [tr ie eee -Pase 7] Si these aeepee an Ge pasty oomension a aa [ EWISG. TEWKSBURY. _ W. B. HIBBS, yi ported..| _ Avery important meeting of ALL who toat- | SUBURBAN PROPERTY, Fase 2 jally that he does not propose to dictate tl CORNER 15TH ST. AND NEW YORE AVE auke: eaie ex ee Show Als, my tend the a Teor iaterat a G Becornene eat Rat; | SUBURBAN PROPERTY Page 2 | i eolengah ge-agectindirangy oa eed | olicies and methods of the campaij but — = ‘Member Washington Stock Exchange. York next woek will be held TOMOKROW (Saturday) | SUMMER RESORTS. Pave a0 &: 2 act of © — : a ‘Gino ties domestic] EVENING at & o'clock in the social room of the First | WANTED (Board) Page 2 | leave all that to the regular party n rs, in- a eeeeeee LEWIS G. TE ra JULY 5 OUR STORE Congregational Church; cor. 10th and G ats nw, | WANTED (Help) Pare 2 | cluding among them all thove who opposed Jan., 1967, and acts of Oct., 1890. and Feb., 1892. suinREAS AKD BB ba wi ee erence eee ires-ready tor usea| [ise Mill tiontnave ot Eecearetert Roreattae: | WANTED (Houres)..- “Page 2| nomination, merely holding himself ready Pera 23% F at. NG’ C. WITMER & CO. set Page Page company is named executor or trustee. Receives money deposits in sums of TEN CENTS and cpward and allows interest thereon. SILVER WARE AND VALUABLES of all descrip>| tion, packed in tranks or boxes, rece:red for deposit in capacious vaults of unsurpassed dryness and secur- ity at moderate cost. RENTS SAFES FROM $5 TO $125 EACH PERY ANNUM, ACCORDING TO SIZE AND LOCATION. HL 3 SAMES Me SOUNSTOS: Hecoed Vico Pree THOMAS RSONES. Third Vice Pron E_ FRANCIS RIGGS, Treasurer. ALBERT L. STURTEVANT, Secretary. Directors: Benjani . Snyder, ‘Zenas C. Robbins, Alvers eitamerant getree Wylie, Ccorpe fi. Piss vw, Binary, bane, Charles AS nee 2 james, | a Charles C. Glover, inonoas Hyd Seba ¥: Rodeses, Wilda Thomas Jones. 1629 WILL SELL AT P, A LIMITED NUMBER OF I ‘fret morterase 31,000 her cunt eel bonds, tesued by the Sinepuxent Com a the city of Baltimore. Interest and princiral payable in gold coin at the office of the Mercantile Trust and Deposit Com- me of Baitimore city. state of Maryland. These fouls offer an unusually safe and splendid interest. Paring investineg the cause bein secured a i Tee he sare Ld attention Cf exeruwors ‘ruardians and those desiring the safe investment of their mnomey- OHS P. WAGGAMAN, 231m 700 14th st. Lasr Cuaxce To BUY SERIES B STOCK IN THE CO-OPERATIVE TOWN COMPANY. ‘This series closes JULY 5 without fail. Until then Jou can buy Sshares 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 doubied in value by the completion of the Bristol aod Elizabethton railroad. Because three hundred men are now engaged build- ing bridges and laying rails to complete this road by Acgust L Because the enterprise ts no longer an experiment, ‘Dut a well-established an prosperous business Because careful and intelligent managementis guar- ‘anteed by the Board of Directors. Because the property of the company is located tn ‘the richest mineral, timber and agricultural region of the south. Because the company practically owns the entire Watauga Valley and the available surreunding jand. 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 prof converges and upon which every dividend turns. DIRECTORS: Hon. JOHN G. CARLISLE. Hon. ISHAM G. HARRIS. Hon. H.C. HANSBROUGH. Hon. ROBERT P. PORTER. Hon. BENJ. BUTTERWORTH. Hon. LOUIS E. McCOMAS. 4. T. BRITTON. & M JOHNSON. ©. R McBLAIR, ‘Sl Atlantic butiding, Agent for the District of Columbia. _ Travezene Cazprrs ‘For usetm England and on the continent teeued immediately on application against ‘enah ot approved security. LEWIS JOHKSON & CO., Bankers, wee Bun building, 1315 Fet. C. T. Havens, ‘Member Washington Stock Exchange, ‘Real Estate and Stock Broker, ‘Rovme9and 11. Atlantic building. 20 Fst. nw. INVESTMENT SECURITIES. Stocks, Bonds end Grain bought and sold for cash or om margin. ‘Cotton bought ‘and sold in New York or New Orleans. DENTS. ly attendance, and kept without charge when the | by fst | Impom the entire proverty of the company. | Buy and sell for cash or on margin Stocks, Bonds, Grain, Provisions and ( Direct private wires t Interest alloy Outoi-town business a specialty. ‘All Local Securities Gealt in. Constant quotations ali markets. Telephone, 545. octl-tr SPECIAL NOTICE! LS, ANDIRONS, FENDERS, . Wronzht-iron Gas ‘Fixtures, &e. Special discounts wile ‘uaking changes. fuhlftr J. H. CORNING. Tile Shop, 520 1:3th st. MICHIGAN HARDWOOD REFRIGERA- | tors, Gas and New Process Gasoline Stoves, fin, stove, ranie and furnace w bing and was | Stine, garden hose, Sea ae | Sa ea al Sat eae Te | ee AMERICAN 1 Penobscot river ice only. | Coupon’ books and ice Uckrts at reduced prices. | eit Best _crades of family coal. Send in ordersearly before prices advance. MODERN IDEAS. Bee" EBTZ” Move Well-eut garments or Unezcelied quality At Popular prices. W. C. MERTZ’S ‘Tailoring Shop, 310 514 11th st. MONEY TO LOAN AT 5 AND 6 PER | ‘cent on iraproved or unimproved property; | Gans a ees | _Jele-ins” “HARRY W. DOWLING, 612 E st. nw. _ | ROOMS 5 AND 6, REAL ESTATE TITLE Ins. building, No. 470 La. Hi mn associated with my husband, Gen. Rt. D. iM for sixteen years in his law business he has | _™! left it to me. Tskall continue to conduct the office. and have secured as my associate Mr. J. H. Lichliter, a member of the bar of the Supreme Court of this District. I solicit from a generous community fae the continuance of its confidence and patronage. Jeb-Lm CARPEN ELLEN SPEN MUSSEY. WORK AT LOWEST and remodel a ity. and wi to onddr. “Mail orders prompuy et tena Satisfaction iteed. 721 Mth st Met CERN, ine Book and Job Printing. tmy18)" 1108-1116 E st. 2 2 a qe D0 YOU ADVERTISE? ‘Then try my p: your business. for yourself. _ Telephone 930. q-= WASHINGTON MARKET COMPANY, DIVIDEND NO. 31 2918 Penn. A dividend of 35.cents «share hi the capttal stock of this company, pal of the company in Center Market! 6 IN 8. W. CURRT Washington, D. INTERESTING P< 500 dozen Children’s Best Quality MUSLIN DRAWERS, To fit children 2, 3, 4, Sand 6 sears, 10 CENTS. NOTICE: BATAVIA, S. ¥., May 23, 1802. one of the riders in the great run froin Chi- Pe pp oie oa Pn ae ae tenga yen, a distance of seventeen tiles, throu darkness, ‘over, miserable wads. 0+ rave us sit via 20 a.m.. arriving Bergen at 2:5! making the run of seventeen 1 iT heur cna at minutes, which every one around here seems to.think remarkable,considering the circumstances. I got into. Bergen twenty-five minutes ahead of my riding mate. Istinpiy wish to let you know of one more viery for the G. & J. PNEUMATIC TIRE. * * * Pam positive that few of the tires that are on the market wound ated aa e~ teare oe: was Legg ioe from Ing wheels dozen times by wetting. P Fits, andonce found myself ric in @ meadow beside the Toa ‘eshall uae these tires on our new wheel (‘Bata- via"), an the beat are none too good in the way of a tire, and ft isa thing to be regretted that other manw/fact- ieee Bock. ope of the. riders. from Bergen to spe Tyce, one of the riders from Rochester, rode UMATIC RAMBLER. “They vained eight minutes on their run.” (Stzned) * ‘LEON W. HAMMOND. ae & JEFFERY MFG. CO., 1325 14th no. w. <q DE.B. FRANK GIBBS, JULY vse his offices in the Mertz building thestimmer and will be assoctated with D: King, S12 Lith Oto7 ptm. @—>THE UNDERSIGNED HAS NO LONGER “@~ any connection with the Washington Gen- eral Furnishing Company. EM. NOBLE, June 39, 1 tt => SEVERAL COUNTRY PLACES, LARGE | <a and small, with good shade, excellent water and fruit. for sale on very easy terms, near this city; also several for rent; send for list with map of country around the city. . JAMES E. CLEMEN18, Je20-6¢ 121 F st nw. for R ‘Wn. Asruwa Axo Caranun CURED BY THE CIGARETTES ESPIC. Oppression, Suffocating, Cough 5 &e. Paris: J. ESPIC, 2 FOUGERA MILHAU. of America. Tue First Suor Of the CANNON BALL CLOTHING CO. At 7th and Dsts., Will be fired today. We have reeeived orders from headquarters to start inand KNIFE OUR PRICES and make astill further reduction of 10 per cent on ail Suitings and Pantaloons, including Boys’ and Children’s Suits. ‘You can now buy a SATIN SUIT WORTH 818 FOR $7.75. This is a chanee you'll never wet again; we have but afew of these left. If you want # bargain don't delay, but call at once and early. You can now buy aCLAY WORSTED CUTAWAY SUIT, considered cheap at $22.50 (in black only), fe $12. These are the Suits we had such a tremendous rush on at $13.50, so you can Judge the bargain we offer. | This DISCOUNT (10 per cent) will also take in all | summer goods, such as Mohair Costs and Vests, Ponsees and Alpacas. White Flannel Suits now sell for 88.25. Striped Flannel Costs and Pant® now sell for $7. ke, Re, ke, BC. We need money and must sell!? Weareextensive manufacturers and our working people (union labor) are hard at work getting upour Fall and Winter Stock. They look for their earnings every Saturday night. It is for this reason we make this CUT IN PRICES. Don’t think for a moment that we are here for a short time only. NO, we have come to stay, and our LOW PRICES SHALL PREVAIL. We bave*quoted our prices to you ever since we opened. They are the same today (less 10 per cent), a8 we have but ONE PRICE. Ifyou would save money call and convince yourself. Itcosts you nothing to look. You will find polite salesmen to wait on you. Make no mistake in the place. You can’t miss it, at the cor. of 7th and D sts., Robinson & Parker's old stand. Tue Caxxox Barz Crormxe Co.. 390-1 BAKER & NELSON, Managers. Cexreszatep Rernicrnatons. Colds, Chest. Bue St’ Lazare, Sold by all nl1815,19 Ne tor Chtaastt or a LINED TAILOR-MADE Its merits are: Cold dry-air circulation. Absolute dryness. ‘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 them within the reach of all who want a first-class Refrigerator af a low price. M. W. BEVERIDGE, ‘1215 F at. and 1214G st. Bole Agent for the D. C. IMPORTER OF POTTERY AND GLASS WARE. ae >THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF the Forest Glen Investment Company of mery County, Md:, will be held July 4, 180% 30 o'clock p.1n., at = Gien, Md. 3. ik HERTFORD. >NOTICE. ‘A meeting of the stockholders of the INTERNA- TIONAL SAFETY EXPLOSIVE COMPANY will be held at 712 King street, Alexandria, Va..on the 22D Y, 1892, between the hours of 12 1 o'clock p.in., for the purpose of electing directors for the ensuing Year and for the purpose of transacting such other business as may legally be brouzht before it by the stockholders, "A Tepresentation of the holders is earnestly requested to be present at ‘this meeting. By of, GEORGE E. EMMONS, Secretary. m. and F A beautiful cozy little house; stz rooms: hewiy paperod: corner. “If sold in the nest few days will go at @4, ‘and on easy term: ‘B. OH. W. S020. = (8.86 SUIT SALE. Eiseman Bros., cor. 7th and E. Every suit in stock of Tweed, black or fancy ‘heviot, serge and incy Worsted at @14.85. The pick of our famous productions comprise the aasort- nent. ‘Every suit guaranteed to be worth fUUy. one, Quarter wore than asked. A man needs a suit under aa ee ne NPT SEMAN BROS, , 7th and E sta ‘Manufacturing Tailors DR. F. X. DOOLEY HAS REMOVED HIS office and residence from No. 1408 Corcoran Oftce ‘Telephone call, 333, se ps oe ae ere Ss) Corcoran). vars, Bto 1am. 1 to . one "Bentley's drugstores” jei6-1m ae NOTICE. i 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. For the next 60 days, commencing June 21, we will offer our surplus stock at 1200 F st. at greatly reduced prices. GEO. E. KENNEDY & SONS. Se BREE Pornts OF SUPERIORITY TEND TO KEEP THE REMINGTON STANDARD TYPEWRITER Ahead of all Competitors EXCELLENCE OF DESIGN. SUPERIORITY OF CONSTRUCTION. EASE OF MANIPULATION. CALL AND SEE THE NEW #2 MODEL. WYCKOFF, SEAMANS & BENEDICT, ‘LE DROIT BUILDING, ‘mb17-te STH AND F STS. X.W. RF. YOUR FURNITURE AND VALU- (OTON DEPOSIT COMPANY, Orne EEE OE Chonopare "it D. BARR, 1111 Fennayivanis eva ‘Suite from $36 up ‘Trousers from $10.49. Soh th oa tam argga ‘Low prices trom thie date with hirh-erade art, 200 meee : 7 Sie Jie ee Raspberry Vinecar, imported. Club Howse Cheese, (glass jars) delicious, 40c. Roquefort Cheese, fresh stock—imported. Eng. Dairy Cheese, - very fine. New York Cream Cheese, very fine.. Canned Salmon, Lobster, Shrimps and Herring.. Preserves, Jellies, &c., &c., &e. Elphonzo Youngs Company, 428 9th st. Our store will be closed the entire day Mondav, July it "GREAT F tie bindery is binding books in leather’ fro 0c. up. Yes, be fs, and he binds them well. Jy1_ to be fair Saturday; The weather is likel} warmer; winds shifting {6 southwesterly. POOR RICHARD BAYS: “By running in $Gt wow vive to another the power veer: your tberty.” Th time you may even lose your reputation for veracity im inventing excuses for non-pay- ment. oot Be smart man buys for cash and saves about cent. 1ese prices for lumber are about 20 per cent lower than is asked by others, and couldn't be named if we did an we credit busi- eet Gang-sawed Lumber, $1.15 per 100 60. 4 ing. $1.50 , Bete ach sate’ bi yer too og Beat Cypress Shingles, bby 20, ¥6 per 1,000. LIBBEY, BITTINGER & MILLER, Lumber and Mill Work, Cor. 6thand N. ¥. ave. n.w. Be SPECIAL Notice. BURKARTS - RESTAURANT, , Corner 10th and F sts., 4y1-3t* WILL BE CLOSED MONDAY, JULY 4. ay Ss Tie EASON OF THE EAE In which to erect. MONU- MENTS or VAULTS, but despite that fact we are offering “great » induee- mente to prompt pur- chasers, as, we. must make room for-an in new stoc Marble and’ Granite,” which ‘will’ soon be shipped us. Wedo the deat work tn this vicin- ityand our prices are Monuments and. Vaults. det werk eee ch lower th lier. “We will take” ba feast ‘part Stonework. fatigue aud. Purntoh scabs eatimaies for any oe F. MANYING. men : im COR. 14TH AND Ht STS. NW. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.—THE Fen heretofore eae netieimea ard nd lesa Haas, ‘ander’ the ‘arm name of RICHARD & CO., and doing business at 628 Pa. ave. n.w., this city, Sealers in Tanase, tobaceo, cigars, teas, ‘coffees, Be, ‘disool imutual consent, ‘The said business will be conducted = same firm name by, Isaac Haas and Edward |, Who assume the indebtedness of the old fe. 78 erst to collect and receipt for all fue it HENRIETTA RICHARD, : ISAAC HAAS. July 1, 1802. Uy1-6t*] EDWARD RICHARD. MY aie] = as ae eersaa es ye BROW! oor ee WASHINGTON, D. C.. JUNE 30, 1800. ‘This 1s to give notice that the firm of Acker eral real estate business at No. dissolved. by Tetain the. presen! jashington, D. C., June 30, 1802. ‘rill mais » specialty of sal at No. 626 13th st, Dw, ee J. EAKIN GADSBY._ ALL BERSONS ARE HEREBY WARNED cortifioate 2 Fae ee Qio0ds & Co. for $101, payable on! demand to Geo. W. ‘The same has been lost and payment stopped. existing under the firm Wee STEEL SE: nwhereles wil be pleased to transact any businers placed in his hands. We wish avec ee Belen ears fin eo quickly’ controll- fie wil be open for business in a A TEE eS ek Ew. Excursion tickets will very probably be on WANTED (Rooms). his time. WANTED (Situations)... WANTED (Miscellaneous). a y1-2t Government Recetets Topay.—Internal rev- enue, $867,714; customs, $540,690. a JULY MARKET. = ‘The Northern Liberty Market will be open on JULY. 4 from 5 a.m. to 10a.m. for the accommodation of the public. This market being centrally located offers the most favorable advantages to householders in ob- taining fresh supplies of all kinds at reasonable vrices. Persons visiting this market can see the vast improve- ments being made, which will not only make it the finest market in the world, but also furnish Weshing- ton with a magnificent hall capable of seating about .8.000 persons. = has returned to Washing- Secretary Evkixs ton from New York. C. P. Tavzon ha’ been appointed fourth-class Postmaster at Bestland, Va. oe Acr ArprovEp.—The President has approved the bill for the relief of Thomas A. McLaughlin. —- ALBERT ORDWAY, President. 10, ler Peds dese | Heavy Isrenesr Parwexts.—The United ESOS ARO: Wat, ¢ | States treasurer vesterday mailed 30,129 checks “> HAUPIMAN. forthe past 1p years with | in payment of $6,787,775 interest due today on Wm. Hahn & Co., can after this date be found at 1882 Penn. ave. n.w., 4 per cent and Pacific :ailroad bonds, ~ Where he will be pleased to meet nis many friends nd oare pelts E : Avrnorriatioss Extexpep.—The President = ON AND Er get ps cal By | has signed the joint resolution of Congress ex- | ‘PHILP He Ww tending the present appropriations until July 2st TO THE PUBLIC Washington, D. C., June 23, 1892. i Bosse, who for aniiiiber of years was etuployed by ime as shipping clerk, 1s not ahy longer in my employ, and is not authorized to collect any money oF transact any b _syt => MISS turk 1. EE Recoaxizep Reoisten.—The Treasury De- partment has added the “American Suffolk flock register” to the recognized list of Ameri- can registers for rheep. : pevouee Barrie Sure No. 3.—The Secretary of the Navy has made the ninth payment of €107,427 | to the Union iron works of San Francisco on are egligring, Pers IDs. ere | account of the construction of battle ship No. 3. Misses H. V. Bence, K. co ee Bowen, —_ >——- Braue & Bowen, M.A D. Madre and Mrs Hattie} Execorve Cuemexcr.—The President bas ‘Any others using her name are deceiving. remitted the. forfeited recognizance of Addi- Finnie will return to this city the Ist je ri tembers IAS, und will be wld fo ater cuany nts |son Smith of the District of Columbia as ty 1-2" surety in the cases of Hettie Green, Edward E. Holland and Simeon Mabry. G. A. FINNIE, TI who” resid ‘Wishes to inform her she has loft the city. taucht her process ¢ HE, HAIR CUL- | L st. nw. ustomers and the public that ‘he following pet end patrons. Bee Ber PURE RYE WHISKY. This Whisky is distilled especially for medicinal use and is hichly recommended by prominent physicians asan excellent tonic. Four years old. $3 per gallon oF 90c. per quart. ae ‘Tue Prestet’s Cattens.—The President's callers today included Senators Felton, Platt, Hawley and Proctor, Representatives, Pickler, Wilson and Bryan, Mr. Fred Hassler of Nebraska, Judge Peters of Kansas, Gen. Carr, U.S. min- ister to Denmark. 2 a Navat. Onpeus.—Passed Assistant Surgeon Victor Means has been detached from the New York navy yard and ordered to the Naval Hos- ‘We are sole agents for KING'S Double Copper-lis- tilled Pure Rye Whisky. This Whisky is five years old and has. very fine flavor, which makes it a most excellent beverage. motion ital at Norfolk, Va. Passed Assistant 8: ital at Norfolk, Va. nt Surgeon a 944 Louisi Kelson H. Drake, detached from the Naval flor. pital and ordered to the New York navy yard. Assistant Surgeon John E. Page, detached from the receiving ship Independence and ordered to the Thetis. Lieut. Horace P. McIntosh has been placed on the retired list from June 30, 1892. THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETO- fore existing between JOHN W. BURT, ‘HUR BURT and WALT BURT, under the name of ARTHUR BURT & CO., in the y of Washineton, District of Columbia. is this day dissolved by mutual consent, ARTHUR BURT to close the affaire of the tru JOHN W. BURT, ARTHUR BURT, WALTER BURT. Washington, D.C., July 1, Ine. Topay's Canrxet Mretixo.—The new Sec- retary of State, Gen. John W. Foster, attended his first cabinet meeting today. He occupied seat at the President's right, directly opposite Secretary Foster of the Treasury Department, and sat in the chair recently vacated by Mr. Biaine. The session of the cabinet continued beyond the usual time, the question of filling existing vacancies in various ments oc- cupying the attention of the President and his advisers. The Shoe business conducted by the recent are BURT = nee wee con- a 3 waiue place, 1211 F et.nw. iyo” ARTHUR BURT. 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Comstock, chief of ‘agents for the “Hammond Typewriter. f deg team felatest improvement itis undeniably the best writ- | the customs division, ry Department, dng tachineextants® Trial free. will leave for Europe next week for the pur- pose of inspecting the administration of the ‘customs service at the principal foreign porta, with a view to the simplitication and improve- ment of the system now in vogue in this Booksellerand Stationer, G10 7th st. n.w. v1 SEEING THE PHONOGRAPH IS BUYING -with most men, and. tmying always means If you do not understand why joroueh satisfaction. the Edison Phonoxraph dispatches correspondence | country in the event of their seeing anything quicker, with lexs worry and with lesa ex pense than by | that is worthy of imitation or tion. They ny other method, it behooves your, beat tafercats to | *B4 sane Sacre 5 , call at our office and investigate at once. ‘The brain- | Will also investigate the subject oi spines meoinent er! Noxpungion areage™ | articles manufactured by convict labor and in- @ BI ¥ swonthly inatallmente, \ded for export, and will hold themselves in A PHONOGHAH CO., G21 Est-n-w. it | tende ~ “ —n eee it | readiness to give all necessary information to merchants and others who contemplate sending exhibits to the world’s Columbian exposition. They will leave here Saturday and expect to be gone several weeks. Su a Persoxat.—G. M. Delard of Norfolk, Irwin Verding of Chicago and E. G. Foster of New York are at Willard’s.—Ernest Miller of Bal- [Seer '@ AND RITHMETIC are and essential, but Railroads and Reservations, in Rosslyn, Va., are also essential for enjoyments of the rudiments of your business education. any time to consult with them and to help them in any way they suggest. He feels that great harm might come to the party and to him should the impression become prevalent that held any different attitude on this subject. All this he has made clear to Mr. Clarkson, and M Clarkson at his carnest solicitation has promised him that he will take charge of the work of the republican national executive committee. Un- Jess some unexpected hitch occurs the direction of the campaign will be divided between two head managers, Campbell at Chicago and Clark- son in New York. The latter will have his family in the suburbs in the vicinity of New York, and will spend most of his time until after the election at the headquarters in New York city. MN. PLATT WILL WORK. Substentially what was eaid to Mr. Clarkson by Mr. Harrison wascommunicated to Mr. through Mr. Reid, the candidate for Vice President, with whom Mr. Platt had a confer- ence concerning the organization of the state committee of New York. Mr. Platt wns told that it was the President's desire that th ganization of the committee should be ac ing to his (Mr. Platt's) wishes and that b should feel free to advise the President make any request of him. Mr. Reid reported te the President that Mr. Platt wax ready to go t work carnestly for the ticket. Efforts are being made to placate Mr. Quay in the same manner, and it is the determination of Mr. Harrison that there shall be no lack of harmony in the party if it lies in his power to conciliate those who were agrieved. The thing which Mr. Harrison particularly desires is that the warmest and most devoted friends of Mr. Blaine shall feel that they above all others are held in high fr istration; that there is no ill will toward Mr. Blaine, and that anything that the President can do for him or his friends in the way of recognition or appointment will be done with alacrity and pleasure. A friend of Mr. Harri- son said to a Stan reported today that the Presi- dent would be glad of an oj favor to friends of Mr. would do for them on account of Mr. Blaine what he would not do for others. The President makes no secret of this senti- ment, but desires thathis kindly feelings should be understood. ANDY GLEESON'S CONTRIBUTION, On reading in Tue Star last evening that Gen. Clarkson had consented to take charge of the New York end of the campaign, acting as chairman of the executive committee, of which by virtue of his office of chairman of the na- tional committee Mr. Campbell is ex-officio chairman, Mr. Andy Gleeson, who is among the most enthusiastic of the Blaine men, went to Gen. Clarkson. ‘Mr. Gleeson, it is stated, was informed by Gen, Clarkson that it was true that he had co sented to take charge of the work in New York, though he would not be entitled to be called “chairman.” ‘Thereupon Mr. Gleeson handed Gen. Clarkson a contribution of £500. sri — — THE FIRST OF JULY. Changes Today Because the New Ap- propriation Bills Are Not Passed. Usually the 1st of July isa day of great im- portance in tht government departments. Then the order of things as regulated by the appropriation bill of the year that has ended gives way to the new conditions as prescribed by the appropriation bill for the ensuing year. There is, perhaps, more money to spend, per- haps more clerks to be employed and new offices authorized, which causes a readjust- ment of the work. But this year the Ist of July is justlike any other day. There is nothing new. , has not as yet pasted the appropri- ation bills for the current year and in conse- uence business is conducted on the lines laid jown by the old appropriation bills, The Ist of July or, at least, the usual effect of attaining that date will be felt later on, when the new appropriations become available, It in not expected that there will be many changes in the clerical force either in the was = ane Sbliged. , Faced 4 te iged to get wit into money than they had Inst year, but as the act does not affect the pay of the employes the ” “Over there,” in Rosslyn, Va., ask for dsl. FRANCIS BUFTY. _ THE DEMAND FOR PURE SPRING Be Water te tress inthe aun ot families who have stopped drinking Potomac pped Water is evidenced by the large Various ‘waters. timore, Thos. Ferris of New York, A. B. Kirk- trick of Philadelphia and John C. Deis of Cincinnati are at the Ran- dall.—Dudley P. Brown of New York, W. W. Newell of », Oscar J. of North Carolina and H. Evans of are at the Ebbitt.——| Duane and J. A. David of ville, Ky., and C. Jones of St. i piu |N. B, are at the —tT. 8. TOR ROT AD Pen oe Ml Boon July 4. of New York, Geo. Low of Pater- ee es sy1_| son. NJ. GE Dollard of ‘Norfolk and W: W. ,UMBRELLAS TO USE AND LOSE. It isn't every day or every year that you are garnet. tons, Eien Windsor sikvn- if you wantan Umbrella to lose we have = GI dollar. BH. CF sou * Tear PA. At F ay SEVERAL VITAL CHARACTERISTICS. ‘our productions constantly ‘tothe front. We give in return * for the money you spend with us— the beat qualities in the city. The + dest workmanship, style, At and taste are observable inevery SUIT or part of » SUIT that leaves our sahope, Weld ithe to cial you! % 4 Sidon, 0k Bea” Tellers 5 OTE ST BSe THR oon WHAT AW T GOING TO DOr reduction will hardly be felt in the sense of a personal loss. com: eS nee ed MISSIONER CARTER. ‘Mr. Thomas H. Carter, the commissioner of the general land office, was at the department ‘or by the admin- | rtunity to ehow | laine, and that be | |LONG STRIKE BEGUN All the Iron Mills at Homostead Pa., Shut Down. NOVEL OFFER 10 TEST PROTECTION |Italy Asked to Be One of the Bering Sea Arbitrators. SRNOR OF FOR GOV KANSAS. NOT A MAN AT Work. | Beg’ t Homestead, F | Homesteap, Pa, July 1.—F quiet at Homestead throughout the night This morn Amalgamated lodges removal of the many effigies dangling from the telegraph poies and in the mill. The shut down at Carnegi works today is the most ¢« Not a man is at work within the plant, the me: chanics and laborers having jomed the ranks of the locked-out workmen. ‘The iron and steel mills throughout the dis. trict are closed today and everything is at @ standstill. The manufacturers wore in hope suged strike the men ae to terms offered. and about I re asked for en with » view toa set~ The conference Such was not the case, clock last night wath the the wa J this afternoon. f tron and stecl mil | is being by The number that closed down last night is estimated at about 400. Thera are 460 rolling imills in the d States, 425 of which have trains of rolls connected with their extablis Twenty-five or fifty of these have been idle for some time past. Of the 490 im operation until inst night nearly 300 are situ- ated west of the ny mountains. Quite have signed the scale, leav= pout 250 mills which are af present | These employ upward of $90,000 number of glase factories wh Th | in operation today a ploced at 200 and the mem | idle are estimated at nearly 50,000. ~~ ‘T PROTRCTH vO Proposition to the World: jr Management of the Single Tax Club of Chicago. Curcaao, July The Single Tax Clad of this city has decided to ask the world’s feir ofticials for the adoption of a avstem by which it ix be the American people can be best given a practical illustration of the workings of the tariff, To this end the following letter will | be sent to Director General Geo. R. Davis: ingle Tax Club respectfully quests that reign ©x~ le goods at the world’s fair, the in the country from which the transportation charges f origin to Chi the selling Chicago be stated separately, so that ay be enligutened in reference to the cof our present system of tariff taxa | visitors | influ. tion and find out who pays the duty, We con- ceive that neither political party ean eon- fistent!y be to this, as the framer of | the existing | faith of his pave the tax, a with eqnal sumer pays dently asserts as the party that the foreign exporter 4 the opposing party aseerts nfidence that the American con- the tax. It is respectfully «ub- ¢ | mitted at the exposition can confer no more important service to the American people than toaid in the solution of this vexed and most. important question. | The director general of the world's fuir has forwarded to the ruling permitting foreign exhibitors to attach price placards to their exhibits at the fair: “Curcado, June 29, 1892. “To the Honorable, the Secretary of State, Washington, D. C. in: The publication in England of the letter whiclel had the honor to address to the ment under date of Magch 11, 1892, in reply to the inquiries of Consul Augier of February 15, 1892. im behalf of certain woolen manufacturers of Kheims, bas led to the inquiry from the | British manufacturers whether my letter wae intended to revoke the permission previously given to foreign manufacturers to their exhibits with the prices at which they will be sold in bond. “The paragraph in my letter of March 11, | 1892, which refuses permission to the manu- facturers of Rheims to placard their prices. as requested in the letter of Consul Augier, was a mistake, and I desire, therefore. to have that letier revoked by authority of the department, | and the following statement sent out toconsular officers ax the correct ruling in the case **-Foreign exhibitors in the world’s Colum! exhibitions will be permitted to state upon placards attached to their exhibits the prices at | which said products will be sold at the place of | manufacture and also the prices in bond and out of bond, or exclusive and inclusive of the customs duties in Chicago. “Anking that the same publication be given | by the department to this correction as was given to my letter of March 11, 1892, I have the honor to be very respectfally yours, ». R. Davis, Director Genertil.” > ASKED TO PARTICIPATE. Italy Invited to Ge an Arbitrator in the Bering Sea Dispute. Rome, July 1.—Mr. A. G. Porter, the Ameri- , can minister here, and Lord Vivan, the British ambassador, have handed to the Italian prime minister a request from their respective gov- ernments that King Humbert appoint an arbi- trator to take part in the settlement of the j controversy between the United States and Great Britain regarding the Bering sea, cata haere KANSAS REPUBLICANS. A. W. Smith Nominated for Governor on the Fifth Ballot. Torrxa, Kax., July 1.—A. W. Smith has been nominated on today’s fifth ballot, as follows: | Morrill, 279: Smith, 375; Murdock, 51; Wright, 5; Barker, 10. —> The Monetary Conference. Every foreign government except Russia bat decided to take part in the fnternational moae- tary conference proposed by the United States, and itis expected Russia will answer when her | minister of finance, now absent from St. ; Petersburg. returm. It is understood that | | three of the American conferees have been decided upon—Mr. H. W. Cannon of New York, | Judge Lambert Tree of Chicago and Senator ; Jones of Nevada. -o-—__—_ Agricultaral Conditions. prices of products, if there is any, was, the subject of a discussion before, the agricultural committee today. The scope gna , oper omar’ and an § i fi | i | F i fe 4 E 7 { i