Evening Star Newspaper, April 17, 1893, Page 1

Ce ee ee eT: 5 Oe ee TEE a IN THE EVENING STAR PURLISHED warhy. & AT Vite STA 1101 Pernsvivaria corser 11th St., by The Evenine Star aper Company, SHO KAUPFMANN, Pres’, CRT SUNDAY, ILDINGS, Kew Yor Office, 8% Potter Building, ker. ‘Vor! to subeerthars im the - aL Che Zoening Star. WASHINGTON, D. C. MONDAY, APRIL 17, 1893—-TEN PAGES. H SPECIAL NOTICES. | or Woman Who lise money unempioyed who Would not prefer to place it where it Will cara % per cent, principal and interest payable on demand, with- cut notices, to allowing {t remain id) where it yield: snd “TIME” CER DEPOSIT. The Sper cent per ansum and t any time the ‘The lattar bas ins erest coupons attached and are payable in three months, wheo 4 percent per an- “exchange” on the Frincipal cities shalt be pleased io have you open an eecount with ws. Woors & . Basrezs, 1222 F Scorer N.W. LOOKING —for good investmonts—that are not exly safe, but pay handsomely and yield quick returns? We have nu- merous goot i my one of which ts ~ They include Governme Street Railway Stock, Se. ALL LOCAL STOCKS es wi don the New York Stock Exchange. We further offernnequated ‘aciiities for speeaiating in Grain, Provisions, &e —Having direct priv rate wis word fre make advances to corre- spondente oa avzilcble colictera'. Lews G.' Avaxs Inox Be W. B. HIBD: Deposits. ‘This Company pays interest upom Gafty bal- ances. Accounts of departmert empioyes ex pecially solicited. Ladies extended every attention aad courtesy. LDING, 1335 F STREET, api? ‘anager. ——— Investments. In making investments you natually consider safety frst, profits next. Le wary. The greater the gain the greater the risk. The sce way is surest ‘The Debesiure Bonds of this Com- pany are secured by urst trust om prop- xy within the city limits and are sai ieyond the “shadow of » doubt." They pay 3 per cent int hey are issned in sums of 7 D0 snd #1,000, and require abso- utely Bo attention whatever from the ho:ders. Hf you are contemplating making an investment crop im and talk the mat ter over with us. the world @rWe) i€ ewsesuny & Co, sansers, | V ——— ‘We have Heal Estate Notes for sale which net the purchasers full 6 per cont, o—_—__—__e Wills ——asre drawn and kept at this Com- yany’s expense if i fs named os Executor, Administrator or Trustee. Our Mr. Ridout will be glad to talk this matter over with all con- templating waking their will ‘A Trust Company, actin- im the ce- pacity of Executor or Trustee, enloys many advantages over the individual executor that sre too apparent to re- quire mentioning. Awestcas Szccsity Aso Tavsr Co. C. J. Bezz. rarsmenr. BANKING HOUSE, 1405 G ST. X. Ww. STORAGE WAREHOUSE. 1140 15TH ST. N.W. It SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANT Of the District of Columbia, (CORNER 15TH ST. AND NEW YORE ave. Chartered by special act of Congres Jan... 1867, and sete of Oct. 1800. and Feb... 1892. CAPITAL: ONE MILLICN DOLLARA ‘BAKE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. ‘Rettssafes inside burglar-proof vaalts at $5 per Securities, jewelry, silver ware and valuables of ‘tank or case taken gi kinds ic owners VINGS BANK DEPARTMENT. SAVE pestee, reserved. from TES IN. Trust S00 7TH ST. N.W. ¥. 8. SMITH, President. & M LOTAROP—JOHN Tw ZEDALR, ‘Vice Presidente, ‘FA. LAMBERT, Treasurer. * 3. HL RALSTON, Secretary. Bask open during business Lours snd from 6 to 8 etelced Saturdas evenings ‘Four per cent in‘erest paid on ordinary deposite and ‘Until _you bave seen cur money-saving, satisfaction- giving Spring Stock. We ask every buyer °o keep bis, casa in his pocket until we show him our new ac traction in Bign-grade Goods of the latest fabrics sound ta quality: sold on their merits. straight, square and contain Bargains. Every one of as. D, ay, Chartered and fully organized. . reading charter, uistriouting new prospec SOck subscribing. "Shares ure being ravidiy ‘Pay at meet ‘Don't fail to INTEREST GUARANTEED. mance Important im-etine PAYALLE SEMI-ANNUALLY. REAL ESTATE SECURITY. (Our 3-year Coupon Certificate offers the Dest investment now on the market. The conditions and acreement plein and east!y $114,000. FIDELITY BUILDING, LOAN AND INVEST- MENT ASSOCIATION, 008, ¥i4 G st. n.w., Washincion, D. 0. f toe Improved Grapho- sing to it is worch more at ald ib the dis pateh o: correspenaenceor ny matter you wish t0.Lic- ; Hate, “Tet us sead you one, LIQUORS FOR EMERGENCIES Be iiSraing to ie‘ neve Hauer tam rc: Ssts way not Miguor~ even thouwh Seunted for medic Purposes unless you brug physician's certiicate. Buc, sup. ove & ph¥vician doesn't handy, as if often the c: a bottle of our fine * understood. esere VEL S, Tieit now and hot depend the dru. apsetr HARRISON DINGMAN, Provident. fest. 8G: at from 2 Sei sinless) mamaticttaamemes curs old 75e., to +3 BFICE OF T TO-RALON WINE COMPANY, Telenhone Cc G14 Vath st. nw. Telephone 908. api hate tothe Rettneiders oe | = to the, Mecbhotdars. of secoed z Dasiiess on the 14th day of April, TH, at MER FURL. Roe etal oa oh isto any part of the ety. GENUINE Pau. Pes COAL, THOMAS R. MARTIN, Main office, 920 20th st. nw. Se EEDA OomuRHENGE, Can you countinan hour ali ue hundreds £ jab of poor Drintins th od out das? Do Your rarer of the company, G19 14th st. "A.W, fer’ Looks will be 5 reset prompt josed from the 14th | Coal, $4.50 per ton. April to the Corsox & Macanryey, MEMBERS OF THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, Correspondents of Messrs. Moore & Schley, 80 Broad- gives you that kind rou — Moser work and just Sriveat When soe ws. Bankers an4 Deniers in Government Bonds, 5 Were Exchenge, McGILL & WA = “GREATEST SHOW ON ¥aRTH.” | SPECIAL NOTICES. iveditum, Private sittings daily, 1914 Pa. ORK IN THE SLUMS OF 's of the NEW YORK.—Cnder the susp Union Mision, Mra EM. Wh foun-er and snperintendent of the oa, New Yor. city, will deliver an address in | Fre Perida Orances—Genuine Indian River Fruit—as fineascan be produced—Solid, Sweat and Juicy—Noze as fine elsewhere in Washington. ELPHONZO YOUNGS 0O., 425 STH ST., Wholesale and Retatt Grocers, 1 POAT. TOMORROW AND WEDNESDAY. das and ends of Spring Overcoate re- duced to $t0. No such Overcoats were ever before sold. for #:0. Alicolors, all stzes, What's left is our lows, your gain. 810. GEORGE SPRANSY, ‘One-Price Clothier, 434 7th st. THE SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER. Do not buy a writing mac Den Littles Carton fat, Matiuat raamiaine Littles Carbon ‘ibvons yor alt tes of thin Fopewruers: "Sater Mivit We cend wechtnes faction guaranteed. On upbroval witout chance 80 the investigation would ‘cost you nothin. BENRY 4. CLARKE & SON, 995 F at. avi? mb3-3m BEATS SAVINGS BANKS SS BEATS SAVINGS BANKS And building associations, Would 15 to ‘30 percent peraunum suit as interest ou Your money? By saving $5 per mouth Sad parius ivon account fora ict in my new ‘addition to KENSINGTOA you can clear ap 8 snug sum in two or tires Journ. See me abou! money-making Yneesimente! HENRY N. CORP, Reat Natate, 706 STH ST. ¥. W. ap American Bell Televuoue Stock bought and sola. 4032 C. T. Havewser, Member Washington Stock Exenaaga, Real Estate and Stock Broker, Booms Yand 11, Atlantic Building, 30. w. INVESTMENT SECCRITIES. Stocks, Bonds and Grain boug’st and sold for cash or on margin. Cotton bought and sold in New York or New Orleans. AN IS THE LEADER. IN SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, PHYSICIANS’ ND HOSPITAL SUPPLIE: Our Instruments are all guaranteed and our prices are positively lower than any of our competitors. Fuli line of Newest Style Pocket Cases, &c., Just recetved. Z D. GILMAN, 627 Pa. ave. n.w. Purnell, Hageman & Co., New York Stock Ex- chanes ‘Lebman Bros., New York Cotton Exchange, Lehman, Stern & Co., New Orleans Cotton Exchange. Lamson Bros. & Co., Chicago Board of Trade. Frivate wires to New sors, Clucaxy aud New Or Jeans. Tele: pel7-tt TILLIAM B. Gt Gllemner of Wastington Stock Exchange), Ltd Fst.. Adams building. City Railway Stocks and Bond: Bourht and Telephone, 390. mh! W. 3. HOGE, res, T. C. DANIEL, Sec. Usts STATES EUILDING AND LOAN 530° CIATION, 1313 F st., Washington, D.C Shares, #100, payable in monthly installments of Jog per, moth, caturing ta St ouths, amet prose Fou each shar. ‘3 and © per cent interest paid on special deposits Pull-paid stock pars 6 percant pers apl5-tr (Fee OWEST PRICES FOR GARDEN TOOLS. 10¢, Guaranteed Lawa Mowers. 83.25. Twenty-five feet of Garden Hose, patent nozzle and couplings, complete for $1.75. srom date of depos: interest from date ‘We'll sen for your old Hove, repair t and return ‘it for 2%e. Little enough, isn't it? Drop us @ line, seetecece Rares Exrenpaise, 2241 1TH ST. BE HANG ON TO YOUR DOLLAR BARBER & ROSS, cor. 1ith and Gsten.w.epl5 FP ORe, COREY POLLARD & BRO., COAL, WOOD AND COKE. burning Crushed Coke, 10e, rer bushel. MiStetcerion quligeweacher tel f5¢ lattoce. ‘They are them at’ the low price we have put oaall our goods this season. Marna. Marrixe. Te Be HOO. MEDALS Can be ordered of us at exceptionally low prices, as our new work shop has the facili- ties for producing them at the lowest possi- Fringe 0:1 Shades, our p Dado Oil Shades, our price Usoreszas, U MBRELLAS. celia our peice cost. Diamond setting « specialty at our new work shop. R HARRIS & CO. aple-tt Cor, 7th and Dn.w. WHEN? WHERE? HOW? Ss H When? Now isthe time to place your orders for Srraw Flats. printing sud engraving. Where! Why, with JOHN lors, our price . lage | ©. SHEIRY, ARTISTIC PEINTER AND EN- GRAVEK. 623 D st.u.w. How! By dropping usa postal card, and il call and give you prices. < | Wedo work at short notice. This is true of briefs, | the price of which is 90c. per paxe—50 copies. NOKMAN T. ELLIOTT, Manager. Telephone S43. ap8 <a OwEY I have concluded spectal arrange- Thents ior the sale of free burning and sats factory Coke. Immediate deliveries. J. MAUBY DOVE, ‘Main office, 21st and Ists. nw. ps. 01 ie Caps, our price i Se: Chilts’ Spring Heels, our price Reusasrs. Ressaxts Branch Oftces, Wasrves, : wie ne Foot FandG sts. 2. w. 1626 MSG MW! fapT-Lm] sth aud & sts, now, rand ne: e SEB, coll Bios Sis Nealon, 98 pneumatic | 2100. 1 Jments taken. H. 2. OWEN c | 1483 New York ave. =»DE. L. ¥. AKER, eb Scot toe aye and cor. fw* Removed to 1110 New York ave. Ibe. Outing Cloth, our price <q=>, MANTELS. ANDIKONS, FENDERS, cK Se arate Wroiuht iron Gas “Fixtures, Be. Taf discoun‘s wile makinw changes. Shauidte J. ‘Fie Shop.520 13th st. SPECIAL SPECIALIST | ath G. HAMILTON, oculist, tm tug Tenses for defective vision. Something new lenses. With idaneea Soames PE’ jo Optician and Jeweler, 427 Examination free. Hours from O05 p.m fe Rares Esrespnise, WAL 11th st. Leader of low prices. Next Week’s preserib- 2 2 ee ath PnP Nb pverisuen Bargains actos at Lee we At the AMAR ‘laxative, refroshing Loxpox Bazar. very asrocable to take for LIN CRDERR EAN SALE port weeks to: CONSTIPATION, pe special sale of CLOAKS and Ee a qibesmost remarkable values wil vrevatlal {18 DIEN toma of erratic gn Bat core early. The dest will o frst. Headache aries Musbu ‘Gown, tucked yoke, with raffle gf embroidery on neck an sleeves. W: Weis During the sale on'y nsiin Gown, tucked yose, Cai on neck aud sleeves. Worth, ‘eves, During the ‘4s. Mus in Gown, tucked yoke, ¢ on neck end omekel Kirt. dnep raiite 6) Worth 98 ets During ony. es Sin Drawers, bem and bi within, biases, hema aid Bi ine Dress Gcorts, 12i40.and She. ; new shades, ., 144 yard es irra mad ta menterien, Sw spectaity, from woe. 1081.25 Bu Uinbe las jest received. Fisured Satines at all prices. So. the Lourn itleached Cotton, Sige. ein Bleacued Cor: 'd Unblearbed Cotton, be. sundered and Un.aunitered Shirts, 50c., Satea y Fro of = Cape, velvet *but- in frilled ribbon Low. Next week... 8 “fexthed or unbleached. yan extra good ous _) al Line of the leading mates of Corseta,_sp15.3.n GPT RUG SALE! SIZE 27x60 HEAVY BODY = inegest millinery stock ip gama sre, sad sore HATS | Brussels Rags for one week 96c. ;others ask $2 Door RIMMED HATS that'll , “psyartaont es ‘Mats 37. ; others ast 50c. BLUM BROS., ‘a agg gee | ete ___—t as tas ana 747 mtb coh rod ver greet caine oe il tmeoveet voc London Bazar t Walk caiart as =a; Pg 71s PERE AYE Tis ra BEST #25 SUITINGS TO ORDER There is no eed to pay exorbitant prices for tailoring. The ‘Very patterns And. qualities in. Spring tor which you Vay $20, and are being made up by us fur and ft xi mone, J, PRED. GATOHEL (late 408 12th wt. nw, One door Leave your measure Tuceday Tor The of our wellout $25 Suite, MENTZ and METZ, Tatlore, 006 F at. n.w, api? | <a? To, Us FOR any SET nae ” Sahu ge FIN ett tal ‘ur 156, peg eg Ward jaa Sag fay doweu thar leaders ‘Oars fy the tu ene, the amet, complete | stork of ner, ity, Lowest “prices, souN er Butkete® oi” 7 on apt? 7. Bee ONES Ty ONNG AT HONEST Here you not only get the smartest gar- ments, thoroughly and honestly made, but you got them at a moderate price, We em+ ploy only best ektiled (abor—don't turn out “‘oheap" work, nur do we Ko to the otler ex treme and charge exorbitant prices, Suits, 990 up; Trousers, 88 up. SNYDER & WOOD, Mine Tatloring, ML PENN, AVENUE (Barr's old *atand.") ap17 NK i Wide teat Cook! areas tetany shir ar SONOMA CALIVORNIA WINE CO., 890 ¥ STREET, ap} Ba Te rater tg itely to be pate Tusedan; Schooner **3tinnto Dodson, Just in for u: hart, ‘with PENCE MATERIAL. 1 WHY NoT PUT UP A FENCE WHEN YOU CAN BUY THE FOCR-FOOT HEMLOCK PALINGS FROM US SO CHEAP? ONLY €125 PER 100. i Sy vou read it in our ad, t9 00, LIBBEY, BITTINGER & MILLER, “Lumber, Milt Work and Butlder® Hardware,” Gor, Giana N.Y. ave. pw. api? ALMOST UNLIMITED Nits of covles of frrewrtting of hand. ‘writing prepared with Pomeroy Duplicator, Ask 10; Speciiuens. “Ail Duplicator suppites. ud yy . Muneuxtapa Swbig-dm NEWMAN & SOS, 720 7th at_o.w._ ies," Capt. Jobn a Sischarged at ‘ consignment of $1.15 xOU ARE NOT READY FOR Tit RACES until you have wappiied yourself withs Light-weight Lap kobe and ® Horso Cover. Anything tn this line can be found at | WQODWARD & LOTHROPS, | apl5-3m, 10TH, LITH AND F STS, 5. W. | e+ MISTAKE OFTEN RUED. Don't make the mistske that others bave mace—ft your fine residence with small biemished ‘*panes.” better » bun- times let us fit the windows with fine French plates, which will not only add to the besuty and attrac- tiveness of the residence, but enhance its value. If you've already made the mistake we'll rectify it. An «timate for the asking, CHAS. E. HODGKIN, “Ezyert," 913 7th st. nw. fe6.3m_ a> VEEPING REDUCTION IN PRICES. For the benefit of that class of oyclists which prefer to purchase high-grade machines and yet cannot af- ford to pay one hundred and fifty dollars for their mount, we have concluded to adopt the following list prices on Spring-frame machines, namely: No.1 Rambler, standard finish, G. & J. pneumatic tires. 120 No. 2 Rambler, standard fntsh, Combination Rambler, standard finish, G. & J. cush- | fon tires. 100 | Ladies’ Rambler. model A, standsrd finish, G. & J. | pneumatic tires... 28120 coTBBLTOSeG prow go into eGect on thie date ‘The above goods are brand new and not altered or ‘shop-worn in any respect. GORMULLY & JEFFERY Fa. cO., aplt 1325 14th st. a. WEDDINGS ARE IN ORDER. Tovitations printed and engraved im correct mubher at reasonable raves, ‘ ADAMS, Printer. Bio: ‘Telephone 930. i 312 Tith st. now. ovér six months due will be sold at auction for storaxe and cnarges. ‘apls-0v" WM. F. REAMER. Piret Coggrevacional Clurch, corne: loth and G sis. | u.W..0n WEDNESDAY FVENTNG, aris 18 So'slock, | t6 wien the Christian public i cordially invatea as often ss you | “art the color of Suites | Brack Hose wil | SR E, tec tha “not “to. wear | DaTTeventa: to ae arrangemmen’ uarantec them uot to, we “evenine fe arrangeme! fSronce within: 2 counte ef | forthe funeral of our deceased urotker, ISIDORE { months—a "new patr if they do. | BEHIPE. Funcral tomorrow (Tareday). “Meet at = Fr aif at 2:80 9. ment at Rock Creal |W. 8, TEEL, “Men's Beloncings, order of JOS. R. THOMPSON, boas a are. api7_ | _£. 1. PETTENGILT, Reo. Secs. } held THIS (Monday. Business SCO (SH RITE CATHEDRAL. — A FSS EE A, AMEE Hon, No, I. will be held TUPSDAY EVENING, Atel IN. 1805, "at'7:20 o'clock. Work: 13th and Lith de- A. H. HOLT, 32, Secretary. ga» NAVAL REVIE Aselect party of (gentlemen only) about 100 is ized to attend the review at Hainrton the city SATURDAY FVENING, 2 returning ‘Tuesday morning, the Hiver Quecy. Tassae, ‘mn nd |. Apply to OSCAR W. WF st u.w. apr 7-2 Pas A EFTING oF THE STOCKTOLDERS < of the kices Fire Insurance Company f¢ ction ‘of t “tees. will be held ae Gfice. of Fw. mw., on Wi NESDAY, May 17, 18. Polls will be opetied at 12 m. and closed at 2 o'clock pm. ‘Transfer books will be closed on the dav of election. apliectw FEANCIS B. MGHTN, Sec’y. HEADQUARTERS JOHN A RAWLINS Pout, 1. Departinent of Potomac. G. A. Ry April 17, 1803. —the comrades of thi ost are re- Qiiested to assemble on WEDNESDAY, 19th instant, St 2o'clock p.m. sharp at S21 Dch wt. nw. tocondct | the funera! of our late comrade, Robert C. Crooks, company Hi, third Maryland P. "Hi. tu Ariiugwon. JAS. F. Dit JEST Comm: _JAS, A. ALLEN, Adjutant. L GRADUATES UF HOW Versity who are interested in the formation ety of Assoclited Aluiant of Howard Uni- re respectfully invited to be present ata hid wt University building on wednes- m1. E. RANKIN, __ President, GOV. HOSPITAI inxton. D.C., Apr RUB Tat, now. city, “bear veda Fequest by yourself, wife and daughter, 1 have df rected your dise! this day from the hospital! This weaves you at Hberty to seek employment ani ic anywhere you Wish. T hope you inay be success work and will come, Washington News and Gossip, Index to Adve! om ACCOUNTANTS. Page 2 | Page 10 | EXCURSIONS, &e. } EXPRESSAGE, FINANCIAL, FOR EXCHANGE, FOR LEASE... FOR REN? (Fiate) FOR RENT (Halls| FOR RENT (Houses) FOR RENT (Offices} FOR RENT (Itoom! FOR RENT (Stabies) FOR RENT (Stores), FOR SALE (Horses an FOR SALE (Bicycles) . wenusany i] | | | or ALE (Lots)....... FOR SALE (Miscellaneous) } LOST AND FOUND. MANICURE... MARRIED, MEDICAL MISCELLANEOUS. : MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN EW PUBLICATION: OTARIES PUBLIC. OCEAN TRAVEL... OFFICIAL NOTICES. POTOMAC RIVER BO. PIANOS AND ORGANS. PERSONAL, “Page PROFESSION Pace PROPOSALS ‘Page RAILROADS SPXCIAL NOTICES. STEAM CARPET CLEANI Ream nEnwireewrsiado SUMMER RESORTS. WANTED (Heip) . WANTED (Houses WANTED (Rooms). WANTED (Situations) | s be gind to see you and bear of your Yours, sincerely. c) W. W. GODDING, Superintendent MEDICINAL LIQUORS AT CUT PRICES TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY AT POOLE'S, 044 LOUISIANA AVE, Allof ont Wines and Liquors are the best slocknoted for thelr purity, rich mellow waver end old age. HANMNISVILLE PURE RYE WHISRY, 6 yeare old. 84.50 Gat. e1,20 qr. OVERHOLT PURE RYE WHISKY, 3 yeare cid. sAmoA, $1 EF SUPERIOR BRANDY, 7 years old, @A50 GAL, 8125 QT, OLD BELMA WHISKY ———/or medicinal purposes. e.09,08t, 9G BAKER WHISK’ soont, 7 On. BOYAL PORT WINE, 6 years old. Excelent for convaleacenta or hoepetas use. $3.00 GAL. 800. QT. BEST CALIFORNIA PORT WINE, 82.00 Gal. 550. QT. MADEIRA WINE, extra rich. socal ‘80c, QT. BEST CALIFORNIA SHERRY WINE, ©.00 GAL, BSc. QT. FINE CALIFORNIA SHERRY W: BLSOGAL, 450. QT. GENUINE HOLLAND GIN, #3.70 GAL. 91.00 QT. FINE HOLLAND GIN, 82.50GAL. 75e. QT. PLEASANT VALLEY SWEET CATAWBA WINE, ONLY We. GAL, BN. A. POOLE, 044 LA. AVE. N.W, By NOT A CENT— a ‘ever been lost on any real estate loan purchayed through this oftice—millions of dol- lars worth. If you do not wish to buy real es- tate Just now we can furnish you with “*gilt edge” siz percent loans at par, secured upon property worth twice the amount, interest pay- able semf-annually, Call in and talk st over. B. 1, WARNEX & CO., 916 Fat. nw. it Fee “POKAL ctaNpARDY Is FIRST QUALITY. Persons desirous of obtaining s superior quality of Paper and Envelopes at a very in- ex penawve price will find ous “Royal Stand- ard” Stationery just whst they are looking for—It is genteet vet low priced. EASTON & RUPP, Fine Stationers, $2, 1TH BT, (Just abovethe ovenue.) IT 18 ALWAYS “DRESSY.” are black worsted and black worsteds. Some will turn brownish and some will shine Mike mirror in @ short time, The world recognizes but one best—which is Martin's ‘English, of course) and we stick to Martin's. A black cutaway cont and vest of Martin's worsted will usally cost you $30, $35 and 840—depende upon where yon ask. For the good we Know it wil! do us in the future we are now asking but $25—cut long. Black is always dressy. G. WARFIELD SIMPSON, High-class tatloring, COR, 12TH AND F STS. N.W. apl7 api? Fm" Ton Pure Maple Sugar and big lot of Pure Maple Sirup direct from the maple groves of old Vermont. These goods are as fine sscan be made— all new crop—and prices are as reasonable as are con- sistent with square dealing. The trade supplied at Jobbing rates. ELPHONZO YOUNGS 0O., 428 OTH ST. Wholesale and Retail Grocers. 5=>FOK THREE DOLLARS can Ht vou wisks fortable, well-wear- mae BARESEWED S {oe = vised Te is uselew for sow so btiy odds and en Slauplter or Kemoeal Sales when we offer you lish, tesa coods for ny more money. Come fue tines aoe uy 0 BERT COHEN & ere: 630 Pa: ave. COMPAS Sw cor. 10ch and F. "Tel, 480. Buimuser Dal anid wood; Penobscot same argea in Baltiniore abd, vitindelouiae for ime aay acion Sch Seinen INS HAVING GOODS ALL PERSO! pledged with 1. K. Fulton upon which interest {s due twelve tonths or more are ‘Do % {Bed to call and pay in’ the same or they will Sainte ee en Pan perc ae aE Sane iets OFFICE | Ain AND DN. W.; fried ware : PENNSYLVANIA | = apl7 reer: TE TO THB EDISON PHOXO- By Using the Edisop uorraph you can dictate he * = ities fast abvat duly"the tne cousumsed byt ca orr=puer, A FHON ©O., 827 Est. nw. 1 right * om ooh ep gen pase ov Manufacturing EISEMAN BROS., Manufacturing ond Cor. MhandEste. nw. Clothiers, ~ WANTED (Miscefaneous) WORLD'S FAIZ... 3 To Subscribers. Subscribers to Tux Star who are TERROR AND DEATH. An Earthquake Spreads Ruin in the Island of Zante. lprauere INTHE BELGLA -| Preparing for the Strike of British TWO CENTS. | Dockmen. ree —_ EGRAPHIC NEWS. An Unknown Man Commits Suicide Near the aes _ peomieee | TERROR REIGNS IN ZANTE. FOUND IN A WAGON LYING IN A POOL OF BLOOD- NOTHING AROUT HIM TO GIVE A RINT AS TO WIS IDENTITY—BELIEVED TO BE 4 STRANGER ene. In the rear of the sixth precinct station on New Jersey avenue, near the Baltimore an Ohio depot, there is @ littie brick building which is known as the morgue, and this struct ure was converted into an emergency hospital this morning. ‘There was only one patient in the hospital and he wasa man apparentiy twenty-five or thirty years old, He bad attempted suicide | and hed made ghastly wound in bis head which was necessarily fatal, and Dr. Hannon, who was called to attend him, said that the patient might live several hours after sundown this evening. NOTRING To SHOW HIS IDENTITY. The identity of the unfortunate man is not known, but he had evidently contemplated the Tash act sor time before be pulled the trigger of a 44 caliber American bulldog revolver and sent the heavy pill of lead crashing through his brain, for there was not ascrap of paper nor envelope on his person to indicate that he was ever a rendent of this city. Then, too, he selected a spot not more than 150 feet from the morgue where to commit the deed. THE SUICIDE "DISCOVERED. The exact time the shot was tredis not known, for no one heard the report, but it is known that it was between the hours of 6 and 7 o'clock, as he was seen on the lot near the morgue about 6 o'clock. About 7 o'clock @ small boy passing the wheelwright shop near the morgue saw a om belonging to Mr. W. A. Pate, hardware dealer at No. 220 1 street, and be notified a man in the shop. When the latter discovered that the man was in a pool of thickened blood he thought that there ad been foul piay and sent word to the police station. When the officers reached the wagon they | found the man with the terribie gas on tho sade of his bead. His brains were protrading from the wound and at bis side lay the heavy pistol. To ali appearances the man was dying, and thinking it uusafe to move hit any dis- tance he was taken into the morgue and placed in a comfortable position on the stretcher. Dr. Hannon was soon at his side and he gave orders not to remove the man, as it would ouly hasten his death. Injections and brandy were adminisiered and the served by route boys will confer a favor by promptly reporting to Tur Stan office, either in person, by telephone or by mail, any negli- gence on the part of route boys. GbE US i Govenxmext Ruceir7s Topay.—Internal rev- enue, $655,233; customs, $648,833. Mn. Brawxer of Meadville, the new sixth auditor, has arrived in the city, and will enter upon his duties in a day or so. aiecbtis Hons ‘Tux Pusrtc Recerrioy of the President, held in the east room at 2 o'clock today, was but slimly attended, not over 200 persons being present, an unusually small number. Exrzctep Back Toxornow.—Secretary of the Interior Mr. Hoke Smith is expected to be at his desk tomorrow morning. He has been spending a few days at his home in Atlanta. i smi a Founru -Ciass Posrmastens.—The total number of fourth-class postmasters appointed today was 131. Of this number seventy-nine were to fill vacancies caused by resignations and death. Back Ix Wasmrxotox.—Col. John M. Wil-| son, United States army, has returned to Wash- | ington from a short visit to West Point. Mrs. Wilson returned with him and will make her home at the Arlington for several weeks. Ma, Laxxox Arpornrep.—The Prosident to- day appointed Mr. H. E. Lannon to be United States marshal of Delaware. His nomination was sent to the Senate last Saturday, but was not acted upon before adjournment, Intxess or Lieut. Brapavry.—Lieut. C. A. Bradbury has been detached from duty in the bureau of ordnance, Navy Department, and granted sick leave of absence for one year. ieut, Bradbury is a prominent member of the Columbia Athletic Clap and was its president for many years, eit A Cuaxoe at taz Srats Derartweyt.— Mr. E. H. Strobel of New York relieved Mr. Grinnell of his duties as third assistant secre- tary of state this morning. He wassworn in by ‘Mr. Henry L. Bryan. Mr. Grinnell will leave for New York ina few dava, He will enter the firm of Morton, Bliss & Co., bankers, May 1. soe Ix Hoxor or Enrcssox.—The Secretary of the Navy today ordered that the monitor Miantonomeb fire a national salute of twenty- one guns on the occasion of the unveiling of the Ericsson monument, at New York, on the 26th instant, ——_—_+- . — Mn. Faep Penny Powens, Washington corre- | spondent of the Chicago Times, has resigned his position to become editorial writer on the New York Commercial Bulletin, and will as- sume bis new duties next week. Mr. Powers stands so high here as newspaper man and Doth he and Mrs, Powers have such a large cir- cle of warm personal friends that they will be greatly missed. : Tae Sraxise Fueer.—The admiral com- manding the Spanish feet, which will take part in the naval review, has telegraphed the Navy Department that he expects to leave Havana for this country tomorrow. He will sail with the cruisers Reina Regente and Infante Isabel, and the torpedo boat Nueva Espana, towing the caravels Santa Maria, Pinta and Nina. In case the weather is good he will put in at Hampton Roads, but otherwise they will go di- patient's pulse became stronger during the day. All day long persons have flocked to the morgue to see the uniortunate man, but none had identified him at 3 o'clock. Several who called early in the morning were certain of the man’s identity, but the man whom they thought he was appeared later in the day to see the sufferer inimecif. THOUGHT TO BE A STRANGER, It is generally supposed that the would-be suicide is a stranger im this city, He is a Ger- man and basa light mustache. He wore a red checkered percale outing shirtand blue tie, black coat and vest and blue trousers, His heavy shoes appeared ex though ther bad passed over some rough roads lately, and his hat, a black derby, had been stripped of that portion of the lining’ on which would, in ail probability, be the name of the maker or dealer from whom the hat had been purchased, This was probably done ia order to prevent giv- ing the city from which the man hed come. In his pockets were found a small compass, a looking glass and two peneil sharpeners. Besides theve some letter paper and envelopes were found, but there was no writing of them, and this lends the officers to suppose that he has been away from home for some time and carried the etationery with him to use in’ corresponding with mother or wife, who he evidently did not intend should hear the last snd news, Not a single penny was found in his pocket, and the physician says be was probably under the influence of liquor at the time he shot himself, He will be kept in the morgue until he dies, and then the ofticers will make further efforts to ascertain something of his identity ‘The bullet, which, as already stated, was a large one. entered the right side of the head just over the ear and passed through the brain, fracturing the skuil on the leftside. The bul- let remained in the brain. THE PRESIDENTS PRIVATE DAY. Mr. Cleveland Receives Only Members of His Cabinet Today. The President denied himself to all callers this morning save the members of his cabinet, several of whom came in during the forenoon to discuss matters of business connected with their departments. Monday is the one day in the week which the President reserves to himself, free to follow his own devices, for it is upon ‘this day that the wicked cease from troubling aud the weary are at rest. ‘The Monday rule has come to be pretty well understood among the office seekers and but fow have the temerity to apply for an audience. +e Executive Clemency. ‘The President today acted upon the follow- ing applications for executive clemency: Edgar P. Flowers of Mississippi, sentence of thirty days’ imprisonment for violation of the internal revenue Jaws commuted. John W. Saunders of Idaho, violation of registration laws and sentenced to one year and. five days in the penitentiary. Sentence com- muted to five months’ actual imprisonment. Nicholas J. Berwick of Dlinois, violation ot United States postal laws and sentenced De- cember 2, 1892, to one year in the Cook county il. Pardon granted. David Murray of Utah, convicted of violation of the Utah act, having paid his fine, his civil rights are res ‘Mrs. W. Knott of Minois, violation of postal Jaws and sentenced to thirtoen months in the Penitentiary. | Application tor pardon. denied. J. A. Nichols of Pennsylvanis, convicted of rect to New York. sate oe SSS Persoxat.—Louis D. Johnson of Ohio, W. T. Fisher of Texas, B. L. Curtis of New York and J. H. Babcock of Springfield, IL, are at Willard’s.—J. J. Donuelly of New York, | Robert Malcomb of Philadelphia, A. J. Harris of | Neshville, ‘Tenn., and © 1 be jacoma, Wash., are at ndail.—W. T. G. Busloe of Philadelphia, W. B. Buenet of Cincinnati, G. B. Freeday of Troy, GW. Moore of New York, H. Hale of Boston and M. M. Hamm of Dubuque, Iowa, are at the Ebbitt.—A. Pereira of Boston, BB. Sayer of W x. Chas. 8. Crain of Chiexgo and A. G. 'Nor- will of Salt Laice City, Utab, are at the Riga ——Edward Whitemouse of New York, John B. York, Andrew Hess of New E f ie 4 | : | nl af 13 | i i i ‘] : i z' & Fifi ‘ fa! Ss E 8 Fs ii ef ! E & i i | : H i j of morphine | | The Island Visited by Causes Goent Loss of arthquake That fe and Property. ‘The Inland of Zante, one mian Islands, was visited earthquake, which re- property. In ods sustained large amount of di by sieamitio dis- tarbanees and a large number of tives were lost. | _ The shock this morning appears to have been life and most violent in the city of Zante, the grester part of which was destroyed. The people are mnie mand the ties he.pless. be « mpasxabje, being filled with | masse and amber, the wreckage of | the houses which were thrown down by the | earthquak: TWENTY DEAD BODIRA RECOVERED. Thus far the bodies of twenty persons killed by falling have been removed from the debri feared that many more dead ‘are still im the rina. The number of persons injured runs up into the hundreds. Everything is im confusion and the work af soarching or bodies and for injured cannot be pur- A ey cally. The greater portion of have fled to th Where they wander ebout im nner bewailing the low of their Romes and property. A large number | of tenss that were taken to Zante to sitelter the | people who were rendered homeless by the for- torr cortnguakes have been agsin ost upond | under thein some of the women and | have taken ret A SCENE OF DESOLATION. The city presents a scene of desolation and it | doubtful if it ever recovers fcom the serious | misforcune that has befallen it within the past | three months. Tere is bound to be an enor- j mos ing, and outside aid will urge j starvaw: rred at 7:39 am. Most of tood erect after the shocks March were either thrown d so.as to bgunsafe for occu- arch of St Dionysius and the | government ovtices were thrown down, DEVASTATION IN THE INTERIOR, Advices from the interior show thst the | wholo irland tas becn devastated, villages have been destroyed, and it is thought that the loss of life has been very Nows of the disaster comes in ‘very siot 2s communication with the interior of the island has been greatly inter- rapsed by the destruction of many of the tele- | graph lines. The full extent of the calamity cannot be estimated at present. AID YOR TRE SUFFERING. Warships will bedispatched from the Piraeus with clothing, provisions and medicine for the sufferers. It is pointed out here thst the Zante disaster ‘onfirmatory of the prediction made a few days ago by Prof. Falb, who @icted “the former warthquakes "amd that serious than the re- disturbances more occur on April 16 | the buil of F down | pancy. cent ones would or 17. His prediction has proved true, for this moruing's shock is the worst that has ever visited Zante, which is noved for its earth- quakes. ———— EELGIAN ANARCHISTS USE DYNAMITE, A New Element in The Pight for Universal Suffrage. Bavssexs, April 17.—The industrial revoln- tion against the chamber of deputies is in fall | Progress and every day fresh accessions to the Tanks of those who demand universal suffrage | are reported. Today 1,000 of the dock laborers in Antwerp joined the movement and much excitement prevails at that port. No conflicts have yet occurred. ‘The strikers at Mons have resorted to the mse of dynamite to enforce the dewand for uni- versal suffrage. A bomb which bad been Placed close to the Petit Wasines Charch ex- ploded this morning with great violence, | sbat:ering the windows of the church and doing other damage. There is, of course, no clue to the perpetrators, but the act is | ascribed to anarchists, many of whom j the strikers, apenas: GENEEAL STRIKE OF DOCKMEN. | It Will Depend on the Conference Tonighs of Labor Leaders. Loxnox, April 17.—The result of the agite- tion in favor of a general strike of dock labor ers and others employed in the shipping trade in support of the striking dock labor- ers at Hull depends upon the action of the conference of Wacerside delegates which will be held in the city wnight. Delegates will be present from all parts of the united | kingdom. ‘fhe dock laborers of Loudon have determined to follow the advice of their leaders to avait the decision of tonight's conference. Ava meeting today of ship owners of London and provincial ports it was resolved to make Tnited fight ageinst dictation on the part of the union workingmen, whether the latter should attempt to enforce their dictation by @ general sirike or by strikes in detail, nine SERVIA FAILS TO GET PEACE. Ex-Regents Charged With Misappropriation —The Liberals Issue a Manifesto. Brxonapz, April 17.—Tbe new government, as a result of investigations already made, bas made o demand that the ex-regents and ex- ministers shall reumburse the government for ‘the sum of 2,400,000 dinars or francs misap- | propriated during the regency. |" The general ncquiesconce, if mot approval, | with which King Alexander's coup d'etat the new ministry appointed by King Alexsnder as asurpers of political power, and as having ineited the king to the coup d'etat in violation of the constitution and inws of Servia. rs IN WAL eT TODAY. Suspending the Issue of Gold Certificates Hed Little Effect on the Market. New You, April 17.—The anticipation dm some quarters that Secretary Carlisle's order ing the issue of gold certificates throw Wall street i t ile te fest i it is ef ill I I E Ms f e % 8 # Had i fl i ? i ‘ll th i ria h | i fi i] HH i it i A