Evening Star Newspaper, April 12, 1893, Page 1

“THE EVENING STAR WON THE FIRST BOUT on Favorable to America in the Behring Sea Arbitration. STRIKERS AY HULL RETURN 1 WORK. Two Earthquake Shocks in Cin- cinnati. PUBLISHED DALY, EXCEPT si a AT THE STAR BUILDINGS gaa earorss on theit curr sceenaaeaeribers tn the Soe iy salen here ints Calta Sates <geuanen@temeegsigeeer sian eee ‘with foreign postare added, $23.00. naa: iT, mall mater Betas of stvertaing made Peete nara ‘at Washington, D. C., as Vor. 82, No. 20,544. FINANCIAL WASHINGTON, D. C,. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12, 1893—TEN PAGES. SPECIAL NOTICES. TWO CENTS. 4 DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS. THE ALBANY ARGUS” FIGHT. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. Washington News and Gossip, MASONIC —A. SF EgIAL COMMUTE: ea a ees 0. 17. A Decision That There Shall Be No Investi- Mey 2 = * ey “A A e ‘com mi gation at This Session. Forward Ree Se rg! ge 280s. é saan liareat EN aecrseaia ics lon seen Geek ai |¥icrony ror Twe UxrrEp srarea, Waszrxetos Loss Asn Tavsr apll2t i H. 8. MERRILL, Secy. —— ¥F. 8. WILLIAMS, W.M. 3| €xecutive session of yesterday convinced the ‘The Rering Sea Arbiers Kefuse to Admit x THE ANNUAL MEETING | OF THE | §-q->THE WEEELY-REVIEW, W. HAMILTON SUITH, Seo. a8 7| democrats that prudence suggested party! the British Supplementary Report. Bea inclines ot the Laverrrte Seri BEE T. 0. 0. F.—COLUMBIAN —ENCAMP- 2 at ae ab ona First payments on "he second series of stock will be The only weekly review; critical, cordially invited. JOBX HN. | CHIROPODIST Sd pred saree pemmcnrremetcagal penta jane ee ee Ee: ‘ima Gea ite af this meetin .F s ie | crry rrems. ‘Page 10 | closed doors of a secret session, 9 soon a8 | present the British eupplementary report, This Ae Seb JAMES ¥. SHEA. DAVID MURPHY, DONT SKIP THIS! 3 con, AND Wi ER Page 8 | the pen on WE veregergh <a fs victory for the American side of the con- en <n ry Chevic oN Page 2) 4 it eo th THE Men DEPIRTWENE ee broad, strikingly unique; dius or ‘Thibet Cost? end Vest aude pair of La ape Se i gt | tention on that quostion. ‘ard University will bold its twenty-sixth Neat Striped tor (Sid Metis Se sles a a ee” cl Sete eepnn of On Rebs exes “Onward anf upward” should be the motto of every WEDNESDAY, Apri Is st 7:90 ildress to ered pares a sir ot “eet, ae DENTISTRY. Page 8| well filled and the situation confronting | ©f *bitration today the prosident, Baron de man who is ambitious to rise in the financial world. hates by Prof. W.H. Seaman; music by the Marine Striped EDUCATIONA! Page 8| the democrats was at once made the sub. | Cour announ hes the court had The surest way to “climb” is to invest wieely GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS and EM- Band, The profession and public are invited. for ,wuch foods | taflored, tn the SRORAen tienes Pace 2] ject for a general discussion. ‘The Roach | decided not to admit British eup- Taner {ilt-edwed investments in the shape of GOV ployes of the SEVERAL DEPARTMENTS 2 SENT BUILDS ae Peprcau in and see the warments we | EXCURSIONS, ae, Page 10| Case, of course, was the most prominent | Plementary report for the present. The a BONDS. ait LOCAL SECURITIES. tn. in Sad tite convenioad bantiag! ORTENTAL "BUILDING ASBOCIATION: SAMPLE COPY MAY have under way, for others, It wal give | FINANCIAL. fue aoa, ts tee aes vas some | President added that this decision was :- house Nee 7m een snobby" and. styl. ane, gree wi ice to the ngh: of co Nock. bel alechons sacs, Ecanand rat Goupany | with which toopen an account. Interest | QutHjal Radic Aiton, Xow fi Ek tatoriae, which we ap arprzing owt | FOR RENT (ras Pose | manifestation of opposition toward ignor | otess Fant merort we Oe eee ee stock, ae well as ALLetocks listed on the New York paid on accounts subject to check. cor. 5th and Hels. n'w., at7 O'clock pit After the BE HAD OF ANY WASHINGTON J, PRED UATCHEL Cater Keeway n7™ | BOR RENT (omeen tego |S the changes Ssonght by supebiions| oom The Praideal teraer SoS peer ent This company furnishes secure invest- | Secohd 70ll call the election of officers for the engul dos Tate wn One door avenue. at2| FOR RENT (nee “Pure | the majority deemed it best to deal with the | movih. | The Drow et annoe We also offer unsurpassed facilities for speculating aa See ole Bonen: bear FOR RENT (Storeen “page 2| matter with a strong hand. It was therefore | {hat the tribunal isd dochied to adjourn the in grata and provisions on the Chicago board of trade. pe LEON. ECKERT, Seoretary, re aE THE FOR SALE (Horses and Vohicion Page 2| decided that there should be no investiga- | Demand of tie | nite! States ‘or the ejection of ‘We not only have direct private wires to all the mar- Executes all trusts. — ce FOR SALE (Bicycles) ‘Page 2|tion at this session. The resolution of | Porous of the i oe . kets of the world, but make advances to correspond- Loans money on real estte, &c. Ponpmn FOR SALE (Houses) Page 3| the republicans will, under this deci ae eee ee a beinel for Great ‘ents on available collateral. Rents safe deposit boxes, vault space and SECOND WOREINEMER'S BUILDING e. SUITS FOR SALE (Lots). 3) ions remain _unacted upon when | amnion aeme el ah id firvt » oe cto So Spectat attention is eailed toour bankiny facili. business offices in its fire-proof granite "The Rinth annual meeting of Big above named aaso- & OR SALE (Miscellaneous) | the Senate adjourns and the investigation, if os habaens Re ties. Rape erwnctente eutiact octet. aon bailding. giation will be held on WHOMSDAY EVENING, on FOR SALE (Pianos). here should eventually be any, will be con- - niin was ‘tice, jatercat on v ee 2, at the hall corner E ste. now. at EI Hl se 7 ion. ee. oa Office hours from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. crclock. (The secretary hur stom is report and off- Abe LADIES GOODS | ies taaeincen wal, netorally, aguas ans - ., and Fred R. Coudert, Lawes G. Tawasaver & Co. nesters, apl2.14 | Siders are requested to be present, The weather ia likely to be increasing south- BY LEGAL NOTICES... proceeding, but it does not nowappear how they | 64+» Counsel for the United States, will deliver SOUN 7, LYNCH: BRODERICK, President, encaatehiy seins wlth rain today. clearing Beers LOCAL MENTION an do so with any hope of succes for the ren- | the “pening adresses, and tir Richard . LYNCH, Secretary, pote se ntone, Pitt fo MER’ reteegbe dhce oe | ater, O. Kot -and Sir Charles Rus- Avis Inox Bomore, 1205 F stReeT. weak ‘fii weather “Thuraday: much warmer ieaz, gh ee ee ane, [ewan Oe at Britun. Mr, E. a — OF THE ROCHDALE Schooner Wim, Powell, Capt. Win. ¥. & | has uo further communication to send them. | 7: Vhelps will then close in bebalf of the x ate TTS SCTE os cone ar Powell, just arrived from Sortolke Var, er, anid | gq rbeceueus did not go quite so far in tts | Tiel Neat suggested that counsel ae yan cot . nwo our ex: i from Botan, | | : yeeros Bs ent suggested that cot Safe Investments. You need to go cautiously in making investments. Large profits and small risks are not compatible with large re- torns, and where such are offered you shoud be wary. If you wish to make an investment which will cause you no trouble, which Will not incumber you with the care and responsibility of keeping the various Papers necessary in the preparation and security of a real estate loan, buy the Debeature Bonds of this Company. These Bonds yield an imeome of 5 per cent per annum and are fully secured by real estate within the city limits They equally commend them- welves to persons of moderate means who wish to invest small sums from me to time ‘The Debeuture Bonds are issued in sums of $100, $500 and $1,000 and interest is payable semi-annually. Axenicas Seccnrry Axp Tarsr Co., C. J. Bex. eneswesr. BANEING HOUSE, 1405 G ST. N. W. STORAGE WAREHOUSE, 1140 15TH ST. ¥.W. ANID “KEEP YOUR MONEY Movin,” low it to remain idle," interest cr earn'ug power of which you It 8 Per Cent INTEREST GUARANTEED. PAYABLE SEMI-ANNUALLY. REAL ESTATE SECURITY. Our S-year Coupon Certificate offers the Dest investment now on the market. The conditions and agreement plain and easily ‘understood. ASSETS, $114,000. Call at the office. FIDELITY BUILDING, LOAN AND INVEST- . MENT ASSOCIATION, 908, 914 G st. n.w., Washington, D. C. ap3-r HARRISON DINGMAN, President. M°*£¥ To roan. ‘Long time, easy payments. Capital stock, #5.000,000. Now holds First Mortgazes on improved city prop- erty amounting to $1,175,450. Trusts and mortgages Geposited with the treasurer of the state of Georzia. Issues stock bearing 7 per cent interest, payable sem!-annually. SOUTHERN MUTUAL BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. * Home office, Atlanta, Ga, WASHINGTON BOARD: John H. Walter, President. Meyer Loeb. Vice President. Jolin 4. Butler Secretary and Treasurer, John A. Barthel, Attorney. W. H. Roach, Manager. DIRECTORS: Meyer Loeb, Jo! Barthel, vaste. Jokn H. Waiter, Jobn A. Butler, Waiter H_ Acker, Williams Ht Rial * Dan Bie Biddle, T Dhate, ET teen teach. Diam ory. Centrai National & Office. 621 F streat northwest. mhSl ow Tae Nartoxaz, Sare Derosrz. under our contract with the World's Fair Tourists! seordation. For information apply to H. B. Zevely, Treasurer and General Manager F st. n.w. ‘By order of the ex: apl0-6t. L. 8. EM tee, 811 Gst. aw. CORE! I haye concluded special arrange nents for the sale of free burning aud satis factory Coke. Immediate deliveries, J. MAURY DOVE, ‘Main office, 21st and Ists. nw. Wharves, Foot Fand Gsts. woth and K sts. EF [ap7-1m} DR, L. Y. BAKER, ‘Diseases of the gyaand car. apt2w* Removed to 1110 New York ave. 100 feet. PALINGS. Putting up @ fence? Lots of People are. After all nothing spruces up ® yard so much as a nico new paling fence around it. ‘We sell the palings—the best made— material is hemlock— ‘Thev're headed and are 4 feet long. We only charge 81.25 Per 100-you know that's cheap. ad tin BY vou readit in our LIBBEY, BITTINGER & MILLER, “Lumber, Mill Work and Builders! Hardware," apl2 <1 discount oibld-tr ine,520 13th st. ALL ERSON HAVIN ‘Goops pledged with it. K. Fulton upon which interrst is Sue twelve months or more are hereby no- {uate fo call and’ pay interest op te samie or they will 2) pps memes H. K, FULTON. We Lines of Men's for onr immense stock of Straw Hats, have’ cut the prices on several Derbies—to | make room 50 Derbies are now 88.75. Derbies are now #3.25. eylish blocks. Excellent values, ‘& BRUCE, NSYLVANIA AVE. api ‘ape-14e™ - WELL — WELL.” I DON'T see an doit. HODGES* NATIONAL BINDERY. 5119t7 st, can bind books in leather for G) cts. Seid yours to titi. ths S=>HARRIS HALL. 7TH AND D | — giowantly,furniahed lode rooms f wnarter, mouth oF single nie! # WAints & Co. SPECIAL SPEOVALIST | AG. HAMILTON, cculist, tm prescribe fie Teiises for defect Tenses. “With ‘Optician and Jeweler, 427 7th st. 1. Examination free. Hours from 9 to 6 p.m. PRINTER AND PUBLISHER. Fine Book aud Job Printi Telephone 763. tfe2] 1108-1116 Est. n.w. ‘EL, McQUEEN, Asrawa Ax Caranen Cured by the ESPIC'S CIGARETTES OR POWDER. Qepregston, Suffcesting, Coughs, Colds, Chest, Teu- ESPIC, 20 Rue St. Lazare. York: FOUGERA, MILHAU. ists of America. =" muSi-ew Sold by all che: WE ARE CLOSING OUT THIRTY brandnew 8140 psycho safety bicycles, FH ood, rea "S0) cushions, eb; pneumatic, 100. Installments taken. H. 5. OWEN CO, 1455 Now York ave. apilir OFF WITH HEAVY SHOES. =. your feet in good condition for the warm w Russet Calf Bals., Bluchers and ‘Our Geni Oxfords trom $2.50 to $4 are special values money. Ser downtown prices. ROBERT COHEN & SON, The American Shoe Sellers, 630 Pa. ‘South Side.) in Bids will be received for the grand stand. bar and Testaurant and program privileces_up to WEDNES- DAY, April 12, at 8 o'clock p.m. Bidders will take notice that the bar will not be open in club house during #1 ting. ‘The right is reserved to Te- Ject any or EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. mb25-16t Willara’s Hotel. Be You Buitviner ‘The building season is in “full blast” If youre.a Wrz Bruns Or contractor or a builder you should get our esti- mate for doing the glass work before finally awarding your bid. We can do the work for essmoney and bet- Ss uwens F. W. BOLGIANO’S, apl2-3t* TSAL 14th st aw. = household and office should be supplied with a ‘Stickative” Paste, The right sort is the best. Along ‘# thousand and one other things we have it. 3. B. CHAMBERLAIN, 516 11th st. aple-st Be *crors WANTED—PORTRAITS OF DE- aren cena, Actors oF actrensen, old play bills ant books, &c., pertaining : dress Box 19, Star off x WE CAN'T SAY ‘So much about our stock this season, Wish ‘we cowid tell all about it. How thoroughly you, San depend on them. How perfectly they, Bt. How very low they aro in price, but it is hard fodo to.” Come aid.see for yourself. You will be perfectly safes What you don't like re- ee yur nS OKGE SPRANSY, avlz 434 thet. HAVE YOU PAPER NEEDS? Cc dence cr of every Septall shares call welche all enca” all qualities (barring the poor). style in writing paper and we're in the **van.” All sorts of Stationery as well. Paper-back Novels 20 per cent af. 619 7th : apl2 RECEIVED THE Novelty" Straw Sailors of New York. Broad navy and 83.50 an each, FOR APRIL | SHOWERS: Man- and $12. STINEMETZ & SUN, 1237 PA. AVE. N.W. Ree? “MAcinNe”_STENOGHAPHER. ‘The Phonograph ins “machine” stenog- rapher. It does almost everything tho human stenographer can do except make ‘eistakes, and that it never does. Withal it ts exceedingly, simple | in operation, Within the reach of all—sold on easy terms. COLUMBIA PHONOGKAPH O., 627 ¥. D. EASTON, Pres. » IMPLEMENTS. ! — keep the proper care of your lawn and garden you need the proper implements. Spring tilling has set in actbure “Mackintosten, 810 3B OH St pte with o ‘‘vim." Weeds are “bobbing up serenely." The grass is already high enough for cntting. Gardening ‘Requisites” at the lowest N OT ARIES PUBLIC. OCEAN TRAVET, : Pare OFFICIAL NOTICES... Page POTOMAC RIVER BC Page PIANOS AND ORGANS, Page PERSONAL... Pare PROFESSIONAL, Paice PROPOSALS: Pare RAILROAD: Pace SPECIAL NOTICES... Page STEAM CARPET CLEANING. ‘Paze STORAGE.. : Page SUBURBAN PROPERT Paro SUMMER RESOR Page WANTED (Hei) ... Pape WANTED (Honses). WANTED (Rooms) WANTED (Situations) WANTED (Miscellaneon Subscribers to Tax Star who are served by route boys will confer « favor by promptly reporting to ‘Tur Stax office, either in person, by telephone or by mail, any negli- gence on the part of route boys. Government Reckipts Topay.—Internal revenue, $365,457; customs, $791,376. ea li Curer Crznx Cururox of the State Depart- ment is confined to his home by illness. Lirvt. Cras. F. Mason, assistant surgeon the army, has been ordered to New York for examination for promotion. sha sie cca Lrevr. Joux T. Frexcn, who has been on duty in this city, has been ordered to New York to report to Col. Breck for duty in connection with the revision of the army regulations, Carr. James C. Mexnit,on daty at the War Department, has gone to New York upon busi- ness connected with the medical department. His stay there will be temporary. 3 | Mr. Ady comes to the Senate with a respectful | memorial reciting that he was duly jelected to the seat now occupied by Mr. Martin it was decided that the committee should investigate the claims he makes, The resolution now before the com- in that shape was ordered to be reported to the Senate, | ‘The result of the cauens removes the prob- ability of final adjournment this week, although such a thing is not impossible. It |was announced to the caucus that Mr. Cleveland would complete the business he has for the Senate to do by of this week, and the belief was ex adjournment would be had by the fire week at the very latest. bars _ SOME MOKE NOMINATIONS, WOE RH Re RETR ER weed that tof next But All Are Unimportant, Mostly Being Postmasters of Minor Cities. The President today sent the following nomi- ations to the Senate: Third Lieut. Godfrey L. Carden, to be sec- ond lieutenant in the revenue cutter service. Andrew Fyfe of Michigan, to be surveyor of customs for the port of Grand Rapids, Mich. Maj. John M. Bacon, seventh cavalry, to be lieutenant colonel. Capt. Edward M. Hayes, fifth cavalry, tobe @ major. First Lieut. Homer W. Wheeler, fifth cavalry, to be a captain. Second Lieut. Malvern Hill Barnum, third cavalry, to be first lieutenant, Postmasters—Connecticut, Fred. G. Aildis, Terrington. Delaware, Manellaus Ellis, Laurel. Mlinois, Joseph C. Thompson, Quincy. In- diana, Issac Holton, Plainfield. Kansas, Frank 8. Thomas, Topeka, Kentucky, George Warren, Hickman. Maryland, Albert I, Almoney, Rock- ville. Michigan, Joseph F. Upleger, 3iount Clemens. Mississippi, Conway C. Floweree, Vicksburg. New Hampshire, John E. Leavett, Portsmouth. New York, Allen H. Fay, Malone; Charles W. Clare, Watertown; John Crowley, Platteburgh. Pennsylvan in mittee was modified to meet this decimoa, and | the end | argue the questi | question of reguta MR. cai fright: apart from the rus ARGUME | the court. industry. and ment | hibited the slaugh: tended that the » dence on all mat American govern it was the daty of the ent to prevent the exter- mination of the seals, ana, therefore, the | United States has enacted » Kastan regule- tions for the p ion of t and bad ar- rested the Canadian poachers becanse it was impc ow any nation to destroy indie- criminately the gift of Providence, Mr. Carter read the diplomatic communtes- tions which followed the seizures made of vee sels accused of poachin Mr. Carter e nued his speech during the afternoon, dev if toa review of the resident Harrison's ad- on and Great Britain en the subject of seal fisheries. Mr. Carter's address will probably jast for a fortnigiat Senator Morgan remarks spondent that Mr. ( today to a corre- cer wax making concise and splendid argument, which did great credit to the United States. United States Agent Jobn W. Foster said in an interview today that the decision of the court of arbitration refasing for the present to admit the British supplementary report «nb- stantially sustains the American interpre tation of the treaty of abitration in the con- tention that additional evidence cannot prop- tribune. The decision, rmined that the or criticism, but is not pertinent as evidence or printed argument, Vided for in the treaty. iss pi > STRIKERS KETURN TO WORE. ‘The Masters Getting the Best of the Situation at Hal Loxpox, April 12.—What little change there is today in the strike situation at Hull is in favor of the masters. ‘The shipping federation, which is an organization of sb'p owners, claims that it controls more than twice the number of non-union dock laborers necessary for the , Jobn M. jent for support. or if you are : ae handling of carzoes, The strikers have made awatine an opportinity to invest im SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY W. H. Hors ter than any one else. Eabea | 30s. <(Bioey 200.5 srouses anes a Aeensce Tis Wee Depetnret ede a oa, ee no fursher attempt to create disorders. ‘They ve, no Letter way - os = ota 2 gran wes of absence jowing * nad » | are evidently playing @ waiting game and bope ng then Uy Ste Dee t Oe os SE 5 OD GRLE. 2 aah SEE Secs taly Norenionhaee teen oficers: Lieut. Wm. N. Hughes, thirteenth in-| Robert G. Wright, Waynesboro’; Richard H.| thas general «tke will be ordered by the argtnz i oor CERTHICATES OF | copyen isTH st. AND NEW YORK AVR fot posed fantry, for ten days; Lieut. Frank G. Mauldin, | Adame, Radford. Wisconsin, Jackson Silbaugh, | dock laborers’ uuion. PUSIT, whies pay 4 percent in three = gecccecce ‘Y; fo 383 = all Already dozens of the unionists have re 2 Chartered by special act of Congress THIS IS THE Be SAFE: SURE AND PROFITABLE Twenty-five feet of Garden Hose, others ae pe —_ per eves in one ye turned to work, and today plied for and were given tickets by theshipping federation entitling them to enter and work upon the wharv: ——- +--+ — -——_ THE NEW JUDGES. Lan os several more Jan., 1867, and acte of Oct., 1890, and Feb., 1892. CAPITAL: ONE MILLICN DOLLARS. SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. Heute sates inside burwiar-proof vaults at $5 per Patent nozzle and couplings, complete for $1.75. We'll send for your old Hose, repair t satisfactory method ly for ladies, as or of al Investments are made in SUBURBAN ‘AL ESTATE. f know from experi- e In 1886 7 bouent land at KEN- BINGTON. Needless to say it’ has in- creased in. vaiue rapidly. It's still in- Stivex Purcmases.—The Treasury Depart- ment today purchased 505,000 ounces of silver as follows: 425,000 at $0.8324; 80,000 at BIGGEST SNAP Their Names Will Probably Go to the Senate Tomorrow. —_— easing. Do you want 4 part of it? ft and return it for 25e. Little = . é " ee eaawie a vatapteaor] Of Messsson. Alarwe manufacturer of Parlor wate ting br iin iota at RENSING. The marches Qanefar ine er kiom ounces. | It is understood that the President will aend CINCINNATI SITAKEN, BRTIF- _ silver ware and valuables Non $5 munthiy payments, Wri he } 4 i CATES OF DEPOSIT. which pay Peokare, trunk or case taken | © purstture has purchased. the Upholstery stock call and Di tell you more about it. 1,736,000 ounces. eS a es et | on, seine: ab es es Seb Sper cent fs est om demand. —These HE NRY N. COPP, Jnvesimente, 706 STH ST. ¥.W. ———— Fovnra-Crass Postwasterd.—The totalnum- ber of fourth-class postmasters appointed today was 121. Of this number 82 were to fill District Court of Appeals to the Senate to- morrow. No positive intimation of the personnel of the court has yet been given, but it is reported ‘se who are likely to | money af any time and who civen time, as they to get possession of api Last Night. Crscrsxatt, April 12.—Froma dozen @iffer- ent sources come reports of an earthquake bav- of one of New York's largest importers at a sac- TEN CENTS upward, and above. money on real es: and collateral ee Hr MEDALS Can be ordered of us at exceptionally low TO LOVERS OF THE GOOD AND PURE. To of ‘Rood Fifice price. We have selected one pattern of lovers really secu : eapect © < = F | ing been percep’ felt during the night. In mand, without a anise prices, as our new work shop has the facili. sag ay oy ignations and deaths | that the President has offered the chief justice- ee = snd ot the same time carne s fair rateot | TURD EY atatatstcioe, executor, recerver, ap-| Sik Brocatelle from the stock and have com- Imperial 2 choles evar ties tor producing them at the lowest poms | Iha"'3y by Temorsie, ‘Of the portimasters re. | akip to. Mr. Martin F. Morris of this exty and Se Sage Bon beading Peondony interest. signee, and executes trusts of aif Kinds, Wills “s wit 2h Bala a cost. i and the Pablic Landing, expeciatly eo up- Sa" Persons desirous of availing them-| prepared by # competent a.-orney in daily attend’ | *Fa¢ted tohave him make up the entire quan- Bits nuausl success, “Only” Te, Diamond setting « specialty at our new uonatemeniesssninanl sraseentaeel a a Renate had signed Din eiingnann St Ges, ie check envied gues chamn eciers of our superior banking sacitities | SBC®. Ca Prong delivery. work shop. —-—, eps * a at rae z tity in onesuite for us, which we will eelat | ng x SEU" UU pay R HARRIS & CO. Many persons were awakened from sound sleep tik find us reaty. to ecrce them resent r Ne s Exrenep Urox Tarim Dvrizs.—Charles E. bel that one non-resident of the : road pie e sontone, FRAELES COU NEH ELVES eenaent 618 Tab “oe “a. ws “Telephone “tm spl_| apizte Cor, 7th and Da. w. sted ger—pwy “4 Of the | to hear rumbling noies like that mad NSTON, Secon Vice Prea. ‘THOMAS BR. JONE: ie res. E. FRANCIS Ria about one-half its value. The firstdozen suites Kemper, the new chief clerk of the architect's office. and J. J. Willie, the new deputy fifth District will be appointed on the court. Mr. Hemphill of South Carolina is still the — a ‘Third Vice Pres. by Woose & Co. Baxxes, Kor" = i 2 West 4th street, the ALBERT L STUP’ EVAN r. Secretary. have arrived and are now on sale in our ware | Seattle TAILORING. ditor of the treasury, yesterday qualified favorite for the — saad — raed ty the settling of z Be SEALY ‘The suits for men we make are unsur- ing back any garments made by us that are not | and entered upon the discharge of their du- Tee ha the chandalers and flickering gus. Two 1222 F Sraeer N. W. rooms, IT IS A LARGE OVER-STUFFED passed for it, quality and workmanship. entirely satisfactory. Give us the opportunity to | ties. A CAT IN THE Bac. tinct shocks were felt about Gfteen minutes ———_—_— = Benjamin . It will surprise you to see the values we imsake ff righ We acumot iataltthds, Suk wo cunious: a apart. CE 01 = K Ibert L. % is. scr rN ‘ING OF 5 PIECES, SOFA, " 2 a fe Something Back of the Kefusal of the Demo- oun _ Cag Se c| feowel Pint Sutthew d’ Emerg, saineiceaenegs are snowing for $10, $12.50, #15, 816.50. tainly guarantee to please all who will give us haifa | THE Sips! Sryrecrarigs peer aut: x Gvasingile tins Unanam ROE ec sina ace w ¥ ” DP Oi L. L ane, ‘les A. Sa: a <NTS Swe sarwneretcea| beset. Se || sextet | Ss Oo ee eed ei OE | eee seit Dusisess on the 14h day cf April i Johnston, aries C. Giovet, vase we fel an ™ LT. te tr -anegs of the company, GLY 14th tm we. ohn - are. AND TWO LADIES: CHAIRS, MADE FIRST- Clothiers. Cor. 7thanaE sts. nw, Tailors. | expended as it would secure ten dollars’ worth of | Antlers on Saturday with company A, four- | i detailed elsewherg, was something of asur- pt of the Hil MemtoCap- 10 ‘The trauster bcok Wiha FE. Clark, Apri te tae Hib of Thomas K Son Robert 0. ot Woodbury Blairs ny Argus. eta cai erae) Ancan eciam aARbicnad suse! ayia sakusibecetion: teenth infantry, consisting of forty-one men, | PTise this morning. It, however outlined, the joltzman, mhi? - WEDDINGS AND RECEPTIONS. Bpecial Dispatch to The Hveniag Star. oa Look at cur window full of $30 suitings. SS Damen paoranees aoe ee ane eine | PArzaxt. N. ¥., April 12.—A bold but wnsuc- Weshineton. Dot ee peo C a a om rene. see ried ASA engrbved ia bet manner at Yoenoue” | ©, WARFIELD SIMPSON, “Bet Telortng.= clined to believe that the trouble among the | “vine majreiy of the. Senste tm weld chico, | Sessful attempt was made last nightby the anti- _ Nattteston. D.C. CHANTS: ; caVE . . . E on 7 “ALL 8T. HAND y, Ga, MAIN OFFICE, 912 Peum. avec nw.” | COVERED WITH @5 SILK BROCATELLE, erates. BYROX 8. ADAMS, Print x, s012_| Choctaws is rot asco as the dispatches of | tion, ‘The democrats have enough men in the | Manning democrats to gain possesion of the W Bh SRE MSDE called ior and delivered storage of _ Telephone 930.” fans} 2 ith et. WINES AND CLARETS Agent Benne city to carry out the policy which they have | Argus. STOCES _ Feraiture m scare GUARANTKED FULL HAIR SEAT, not ex- — WHERE? HOW? enon ahrtag wivances and the weather grows blocked out. They can adjourn at anytime! The attempt was made yesterday to prevent When? Now isthetime to place your orders for Persoxal.—G. H. Manning of Norwich, N. ¥.,James Dutrich of New York, R. H. Lind- sey of Norristown, Pa, L. W. Blanke of St. Louis and A. H. Maths of Philadelphia are at Willard'’s——W. H. Hines of Wilkesbarre, Pa., Wm. McAleer of Philadelphia, J. BR. King of they seo fit and carry ona of long- winded til the President sends down the intimation that he is through. ‘The first move in the game was the continua- tion of Senator Call's speech immediately after the convening of the Senate. Senator Chandler wpreer sod. Peck SEO 2 Broadway. NAF Corsos & Macanrsey, MEMBEES OF THE NEW YORK sTOcK EXCHANGE, Correspondents of Mesars. Moore & Schley, 80 Broad- was. the publication today of any unfavorable com- ment upon the complete failareof the Hill democrats to capture the board of supervisors, for which the election in this city and county was beld yesterday. The process whereby the anti-Manning stockholders of the Argus en- former . the latter $2.50 per doz qts.—more elecie owover. SONOMA CALIFORNIA WINE CO. HARRY M CONRAD, Manager, 820¥ STRERT. ap12 celsior, like the low-price suites that are in the ee ince sitar printing and engvaving. Where? Why, with JOHN €. SHEIRY, ARTISTIC PRINTER AND EN- GRAVER, 623 D st. n.w. How? By dropping usa postal card, and we will call and give you prices. do work at short notice. This is true of briefs, the price of which is 90c. per page—50 copies. market, but would be GOOD HONEST VALUE AT $100. We willsell them as long as they B=”? TOUR TROvSERS ie has been loading himself up with authorities for last at $69 cash. Come early, such bargains ce “Hang” as you like them? Newark, H. A. Young of Providence, R. L, and abig speech, which will probably be made in | deavored to gain possession of the paper wasas Jkers and Dealers in Government Bonds. ee ee gossseees N. E. Whiteside of New York are at the Ran-| open session, although the real fight on the | follows: Sg = aga a poten don't stay long at Telephone 643. a8 : dall.——H. Morrison of Baltimore, 8. H. Sals-| investigation matter will, it is thought, take| As was stated in Tre Stax on March 30 one- yt ee : fre a el a specialty Lara fine ot Eeiueee Tere of Panger, Ma, and: domes” Mens | Bee i= eommattrosenton tie afternoes. ee yay on the exc! Be Rae hor ag r. ‘to select - % r, Me., and James mn " . c y Wm. M. Speer, acting for ot - ead Helumere a fen POR, i ‘W. & HOERE®’S, IN LARGE OR SMALL AMOUNTS. Phe eel from in the city—Ses of Cincinnati are at the Ebbitt.. Frank ‘MB. La MOURE'S ACTION. ties who bad furnished the money for the pur- chase. Mr. Speer, Mr. Wm. H. Johnson and Col. Wm.Castidy,al! stockholders, it is claimed, of the company, called a meeting of the board of directors for yesterday afternoon. This call was issued unknown to the president of the company, Mr. James’ H. Manning, though he alone hed sole right to isene it, and in gard of the fact also that the ennosl meeting of the company was to take place today. The move was intended to catch Mr. Man- Ges, Insurance and Douht and sold. dest Loans made on Installment Trusts for periods of 5. to 20 years, payavie monthly, quarterly or half Yearly, as desired. Btraiqut Trustsat lowest rates. Money advanced on real estate. In event of desth ‘Trust is canceled. Apply to R. L. GOODMAN, Agent, UNITED SECURITY LiFE INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY OF PENNSYLVANIA, 1 O03 13th at n.w.. Washington, D. C. The question of Mr. La Moure, who has come all the way from North Dakota to take a band in the Roach fight, has entered to a con- siderable extent in the settlement of the dif- ficulty. Mr. La Moure was a state senator of the legislature which sent Mr. Roach here, and was elected as a —_ republican. He is, however, credited with the re- ibhican break toward Mr. Tocch Srhte may Jones aud W. T. Dunneli of New Ham; » E. Farrer of Toronto, Louis Schmidt of New York and J, A. Watterson of Pittsburg are atthe ——William Duryea of New York, Edward A of Norwitch, England, E. C. Sterling of St. Louis, J. T. Sherman of Brooklyn and J. H Badgely of Catskill, N. Y., are at the Arlington.—-C. L. Hodge of Chicago, A. Me- Henry of New Orleans, E. A. Roberts of Montreal and F. E. Church of New York are aplo-et 5 8th st. and Ps. ave, SNYDER & WOOD, Fine Tetloring, 111i PENN. AVENUE (Barr's old “stand: sp12 Savixcs Bass, 0u 7TH ST. N.W. F. H. SMITE, President. & M. LOTHROP—JOHN TwEEDALR, Vico Presidente. Usiox How Doss Ir Looz To You A4RD ENGEAVING ‘Weare not only headquarters for Blank Books, Fine Stationery, &c., but Fine Card Engraving, Wedding Invitations, &c., as well. All work executed artistically and promptly. Iam now forty-four years old and Ihave been in business twenty-four years, m which time I have ob- soand it may not, at any rate the North . served that thoae who pay’ cash for what they buy, | Gepteal SL GNOME Wall pede Gite at the Shorcham. Howard Morton of Pitte- | Dakota republicans in this city, aad. strange as | Bing unawares and gain possession of the prop- ‘T. a. LAMBERT, Treasurer. whether they have little or much money, are the peo- = EASTON & RUPP, Fine Stationers, burg, Wm. F. King of Mount Vernon, Iowa, | it may ecem. there are one or two of them, are | erty before he could prevent their entry by J. B. RALSTON, Secretary. ple who thrive. And another fact ts, those who buy ‘SE MOTION. 421 LITHST. (ust above the avenue) apiz_| Dr. D. C, Lyman of Philadelphia, M. W. Jones | more than mad at Mr. La Moure’s attitude. legal process. It nearly succeeded in ite pur- Beat open during vastness eure and fom © 1 8) Are tote of comfortable people walktug erouad town | Oot tha they iceceet eit as mer ee An easy, graceful gait makes horse. ee eek WHAT ONE REPUBLICAN SAYS. as ceed oe beeen eae ar oe - d ney ‘ean anything the! jormandie.——F. ndall . aud Mr. o relcek Saturday evenings. today and {fyou could get @ good look at the bottoms | often awake as froin some horrid mightinare to find Dack riding pure enjoyment. BS oEING FoR cron family of New York, Palmer Tilton of the army, | Said one good republican from the west: company, Mr. Speer forthetts amumed bis Four per cent interest paid on ordinary Lopes of their new shoes you would see stamped thereon the | pay day and its comfirte lost to theai.s8 theron arms Athambling, awkward beast ts better "~~" take your pick of # line of new | H. Hale of St. Paul and M. Keifer of Bal-| “Mr. La Moure’s attitude is rather a peculiar | duties, notified the night editorand all the tv Dents on instaliment deposits. ame of Wilton & Carr, 920 F street northwest. A | Of relentless collectors close about them. This isa i ‘hmond.—Dr. J. one. Elected blican, legislature | beads of departments of the ge in manage- fae n nt a = | rect many of hear rcuricare wearies Wileee lt Carr's | 40°k Dicture, bat tine and your own hands heve bung Jed than ridden. Spring Suitings atthe low price dor | more are oe eh ya ai plemugedean? cont andl lave, enpoos Dockstader of New York and Rev. L. P. Bissell C.-T. Havessen, of Litchfield, Conn., are at the Fredonia. —— it about your homes. We will help you take it down— ment and left a representative in the editorial Sépiece Tes Set, Fanous $3.50 Shoes—fazzous because they require no | rooms, and in the business office be placed = BICYCLE MOTION ; Good Matting, 12}e. ; Ex- : - ; disreputable character, a Hillbecler once under Mepster Washington Stoct Pxchanca reaking infamous again because they aresu-| tra Heavy Seamles, sc; Good. Baby Carriage, Ssmech thasume: (uber gnrsstadian they holdout. Singlesuit patterns |8/ 2 Preston of Florida and L. De Urmond | the government which came from Sr. Harrison Seances Girteneien, anh coed amianaib Beal Betate and Stock Braker. seeenely cumnfeatais aid cha Hane ceceestaed tae | SL OS; ite Munk: Gav Obacaee: Salts. fe itv se SS Poi als. cloth of Goldsboro,N. C., Hankin Wiley of West | brough asd ser Ma be Magee i nened sant, | of like character to cuforce the rales of the Rowe een 11. Asastle Balding by Mr. Wilson. If oudon'twear these shoes you are | £00 8, will surreise you: 6 Solid Oak Chalrs. 85 ag bassiece) eae eye Sis Virginia, ‘T. C. Thompson of Galveston, Tex. | having ‘an ‘especial club for Senator Haus. a. fied of the plana not Keeping up with the procession. so to sveak. If) Extre Large Parlor Suite (sold elsewhere, $125). our —* cheap safety, discomfort and an- ‘Wash them as often as you| and Peter Meloy of York are at the Na- incase the Roach case is| | Mr. Manning wae promptly notified of INVESTMENT SECURITIES. you “wear acorn” and still try to get along without | price, 875. We want you to see it. Anything you want moyance. é Please, but the color of Smith | tional——Walter R. Wheeler of New York, E. posted. The charges against Senator | trespass u) ~ com- |. Btogks, Bonds and Grain bought and sold for. ‘or | this footwear, you are making s @ismal failure of try- | for the house. Remeber, we don't sell on time. No pepe as & Angel's Black Hose will! J. Parrish of North Carolina, Rev. E. 'M. || rough are of the most flimsy character, | PABY with bis counsel, Ms. Edwin Countryman jy ing tobe comfortable. Mend your ways—do it now— | Matter wat you want in Furniture, Mattings, Car- catalogue; it’s free and- read- always remain fast And we | Stries of Ai B. Johnson of | and have long been known in the west, and | the chief of - —, (Cotton bought and sold ta New York or New Orleacs. | yet s pair tou m made in a variety of | Pe China, Giass, &e., come and wee ws bie. guarantee | them not to weer | Houston, Texas, are at’ the rooa | BAYe not been thought worthy of attention. | proceeded t the Argus office, ‘comnEsroNDENTS aes pa tne. | aw wee, ls tas ioe = fhrvgh within 2 fay ot | WJ, Gallagher of ‘Chicago, J- Wellwood | They refer to the anc of the money. sent out to | wamion, and, upon retased, foreibty New ¥ " d men—broad, medium or narro% — £ thea yoke, Mass., W. J. Cincinnati a ‘com- Speer's representa ee | e-tllengheasd tabah Sorietion 293 Im ena e ee SEE 8 ENE ln ety X,, & TEEL, “Men's Beloncinge,” and W. H. Stevens of Hartford, Conn., are at | None, nutote by the republican campaign He then durccted that the policy of the paper © Lehman Bros.. New York Cottoa Exchange. a e4 aps. 1825 14th st. ww. | 905 Pa ave. the St. James.——8. P, of Tampa, sree should remain end thi ing it Lehman. tere & Co..New Orleans Cotton ieaasanaias wine SRE PLE Double Stores. Everything for Cash. — coat FoR REPAIRS, RE ee as stanch an of Cleveland and Yittere Bron & Ca. Chicaco Board of Trade SPLENDID LINE OF PARABOLS IN ALL NEI | ee “Genator Hansbrough stands ready andalways Gemocrats as ever. Frivete wires to New 008, Ciicago ad New op. | *a4es, aces Oa ATT 1510 and 1512 Tthst., bet Pad Oa.w. fer Tithout ceat for repalra'= Howes has stood ready to meet any investigation. ‘office and editorial roome were fiennm ‘Teigotone. 44 —s Le 20th stand Pa: S¥®._| 7509p trade up, I keep prices down. evo | with priviiers of 5 ase ress a ‘The protection of Mr. Roach does not account al night by policmen end no Bal male NEW 4 a 8 of the democrats against or ee sae WEEE gE a BONE WEEK. ee “ANT NOTICE. ee en Seek a eae Ry eel Tag ag ape badion a Wil sell our cutive fine (8 ars seiciaiatiag icant fo Bave opened a large Jewelry in the base- the bag and the democrats are pulling the ie hye pee Rasway ‘Bonds Bourbt and bold DAILY CKEAM ‘Bist’ Wikk PApEEine Eiki un ty lest ps a strings of the bag tight. bty remain im acush for some hrs vot ‘Mz. 3 ne. S00. ee House ‘‘Refitting™ time is at hand. Bangfecttire Cire gold ene diver welaie™ Mee in OD EAE PIED EAE serve8 tajunstion apon Ge aouly i TG PANTEL, Soe. you want your walls papered. sso us, We at Interior Department Changes. Gaenediinens of te anmee- USER poms Sp tae Spd otters Sirs The following official changes have been ae toe Ulcs deapatan® |. 1813 F ot, Washington, D. gpd effects aa ie ann — AT 25c. A POUND. we do the Corner’ made in the Department of the Interior: It is probable that te bent ‘qpfiaten. pezabis tp monthly installments of | Also entire line of irnjt. Nut aad Old-fashioned pw (Office of the commissioner of railrosds—Ap- | complications which are ‘to ensue that sae yuan cach bared peveeat Eine Scaslieatial cock to commissioner, $1,600, 2 ese. * General land ofice Appointment: Richard} vareynasso, April 12.—Presideat Montt ae Do You Waxr Moxex 708 7 iD. ae = ee ee ton 3 decree formally declaring the Chilean Pirora 705 Tru St. N.W. | 1 Ax — ‘Dolphin P. | provinces of Santiago, Valparaiso, Aconcaguaand ove Roberts of swoordor, 02,000, bein estate of siege. ‘There have Sots and jife manraz.ce policies tm old tine ‘Pension office: ti ‘McKendree ‘no serfous disorders. The new cabi- Torbeulcen ge Bs ‘aan Worn OL rae Dasa cess: Ce Rh = TEER Seba ere oe me tow 63,000, |