Evening Star Newspaper, April 20, 1893, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, mee a aoe corner 11th St, by @ Evening Star Newspaper " SH KAUFFMANN, Pres’t, part —_ et New York Otce, 88 Potter Building, ee ‘Tor EvEwtxe STAR is served to subscribers in the efty by carriers, on their own account, at 10 cents per Serko tte nonth.” Copies at the eoanter, an the Uaited States or ais per mouth. ‘PLE SHEFT STAR $1.00; % we wicet, $3.00. —— Vor. 82, No 20,551. Che Evening Star. WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1893. | FINANCIAL. CAPITAL OR SAVINGS in THE BIRKBECK and receive X PER CENT PER AX ed at Tvlice Headaui iia some’ one Patered bia bose this acral and tole @S1gfrom aa | old Binek stocking ner the “ed.—Evening News. M | pHe ABOVE POLICE ITEM IS A SAMPLE OF | ° | © the scores of thefts ie characters which are | ers today Can inv 2 & Full information furnished upon application. Cor- | constantly cecurring in this community, and the vic- Grepondence invited. | tims are usually those who are least able to suffer ann rs — Jona. HE BEGE For the beneSit of those who are keeping their little u Giks COOPES UNION, NEW YORK CITY. | vines in such insecure hiding places we would recommend them to divplay wisdom and place their money with that GREAT SAVINGS INSTITUTION, ‘THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COM- PANY, COR. 9TH AND F STS., ‘Where the same will be secured from loss by theft or fire and at the same time be earning from two to four per cent interest This company aiso rents small safes in its massies Safe Deposit Vawit for as low » price as 83 00 per year; the renter controlling the keys and having ac- cess at pleasure. Those who continue in the old- fashioned way to keep theiz valuables exposed to loss in queer corners of their households will, in becom- tug enstomers of this company, secure safety for their valuables and peace of mind beyond price. Call and amine the facilities of this gre xt company. apld-zt B. H. WARNER, President. TRUSTEES. "en & Fairchild, “4. Abrabara. Witusn, hn B. Woodward, Gasiave di. Schwat ‘Mon 20-1 evenings s,tulm Your Savings ——s0d be careful how you invest them. quick yielding” schemes, espectaily if the risk is small. When it is Considered that some of the most couserve- | WW 7 ee quant sapiens aasgtoc’ nave tsa | Wasmrserox Loss Axo Taw Joven" Uy “tang investments, ft a0 wd mare the inerpertenced pause. Comrasy. F, € ‘ Corner Sth and F sts. ULLY UARANTFED Estare Nor ES CAPITAL....... -+-81,.000, 000. at face value. « the investors ‘ull 6 per cent a and are secured by real estate| GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS and ZM- PLOYES the SEVERAL DEPART MENTS will find this a convenient bank- of ans for ssle 5 per cent in sams of 8100, 8500 and easily lead in Men’s 50c, Neok- sot, Me, Plessant ‘dmin: e 018° . A. 1 listrator. — wear, eautifal and original designs SPL sé we LL, 721 and choicest colorings in Graduated oe Bate ng MEDNESDAY, (7°90 p.m Four-n-hands, Windsorette Four - in = put le evidence 4 Hands, Club House » Improved ‘Nell, wediam. Private sittings daily, 1914 Pa. ave. Homedics try fa} Band Bows. Only 0c. each. Black Hose keep in m| th & Angell guarantees the of their Hose ax well as ‘The color won't “‘run,” SPIRITUALISM. —MISS MAGGIE GAULE sory FHUDAY dutiow therdsy for Geveatentt: w the da: “ VGDAT Tow at Hines at 005 H st.n.w., aud every St Wonn's Hali, 72i 6th st. n.w. $a26-thatsn. Prise | BY REQUEST. — ‘R. H. McKim's Memoria} Sermon the either the heel, or toe Li aC) ‘of the Late Rt, Kev. LLIPS Weer throueh in a couple of months BROOKS, at ‘book stores for 10 conta, cost of produc- 383. We are apis BYRON & ADAMS, PUBLISHER. | W. 8 TEEL. “Men's Beloncinge,” 935 Pa. ave. nw. cat ap20_ = ‘OGGERY" FOR THE L. A.W. "RUN" OW. don’t soll Bicycles, but we can sell yous i Bicycle Butt, Sues, Cap, Swocter, Hoslory at Butta to order, GM and up. Towest’ prices. "Amore compiste stuck of == SENG Pceliag carments than ours is not to be found Pacis wiles of laiae. p. #2 STiNEineTZ AND SON, 1997 PA. AVE, 0520 TRANSFER MERTZ and MERTZ, ae jereafter transfers will be exchanged between = Hinre' Home Railwey Courpeuyet ath tr tea bas Yeo : "Home Railway Con ‘snd New Yor apis 906 F st. n.w, fave. in addition 10 8 ne exchange now in force at ia and G ste. n.w. ICE — ice, RICAN ICE CO. Keron: 436, ‘ain office, F and 10th sts. n. an Dey ath Lath st, wharves. PURE PENOBSCOT RIVER I for all classes of customers. Contracte for future de- if ice tickets for fuinily trade. Hed wagons. fades famfiy coml—low prices, apie C. L. SAENS, THE HOUSE MOVER, 16 pared to raise and move honses; thirty TCE. DO YOU SWEAR B : Pevard to ail Kinds of Printin BI'9Os. per pace. 30 cov T in the business. Can pit tidior ae aa en oe Printer and Publishor, TO THOSE WITH GARDENS. 23 D st. now. NORMAN T. ELLIOTT. Manager. ‘Come to us for tre best Garden apls ‘Fetephone 843. Tools at the lowest pr.cea in the city. ‘Think of the Lawn and Garden now, Trowels.... 10¢. aad vis fo Tem MADAI Be iter te be a erase and summer for — the Sailors, and (81.000, which are a'so faily secared and re deol Reacts ats Sealalk an cw go te Quire ‘no stiontion whatever—from the hs Lolders. Intere:t payable semi-annually by count. Interest paid on accoans subject — to check. This company furnishes secure invest- Exentcax Secenrty Axp Trvst Co} ment C. J. Bau. PRESIDENT. Loans money on real estate, &e. BANKING HOUSE, 1405 G ST. ¥. W. Rents safe deposit boxes, vault space STORAGE WAREHOUSE, 1140 15TH ST. 1t ORE ae granite building. Office hours from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. 20 Wy AM, t to Make Money? Do You INTEREST GUARANTEED. PAYAPLE SEMI-ANNUALLY. REAL ESTATE SECURITY. Our 3-year Coupon Certificate offers the Oar facilities Provisions on the Ci: ard of Trade sre best investment now on the market. The Te ee, IS | . cenantons and arreement plain 2 enally top” investments to offer LocaAL SYOCKs—call at our esticace. We slso buy and sell SSE S| ASSETS, $114,000, the New York Stock Exchange om com uission. he oe Grdpen @ bank cecu us. We yoy| FIDELITY BUILDING, LOAN AND INVEST- & ger cent interest on dav'y balances. nt aan, 908, 914 G st. mw., Washington, D. C. and-r HARRISON DINGMAN, President. Corson & Macarrser, MEMBERS OF THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, Correspondents of Messrs. Moore & Schley, 80 Broad- way, Lewis G. Tewxsaunr & Co., sansers, Avsxs Inox Borprsa, iss ¥ stneer, ‘W. B. HIBBS. Manazer. apa Safe as Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds. Deposits. Exchange, Loans, Raliroad Stocks and Bonds and, all securities listed on the exchanges of New York, Puulaceipiia. Boston tnd Balthnore boarht and sold. ¢ Aspec.aliy inaie of invest ent securities. District (any yi Bonds and all local [olitoad, Gas, Insurance and t sig Terephoue stock Gealt in. “American Beli Teiephone Stock bought and sold. desi 7. oP C. 'T. Haversen Member Washington Stock Exchanga, Beal Estate and Stock Broker, Boous Yand 11, Atlantic Building, $00 Fst. ow. Bonds. Persone who have larwe sums of :soney INVESTMENT SECURITIES. Stocks, Bonds and Grait tought and sold for cash or onmargin. Cotton Lougii+ and sold in Naw York or New Orlears. COREFSTONDENTS. Purnell, Hacaman & Co., New York Stock Ex- ‘where it will not only yield « sau r¢ turn, bat where the principal and inter- est are available without annoyance or convenience to the investor, will find cur CERTIFICATES OF DEPUSIT juat what they are looking for. chance We issue two kinds of certificstes, Lehman Pros., New York Cotton Exchanges, “SPECIAL DEMAND" CERTI: New Orleans Cotton Exchang>. CATES and “TIME” Certificates. Lamson Eros. & Co., Chicago Boariof Trade. former is peyabie whenever demanded and nets the holder 3 per ceat per aonuii—The latter has interest cou- pons attschel and yieids 4 per cent in ‘three mou ths—5 per cent in six months —an16 percent in one year—Interest payable quarterly, semi-annually or wires to New urs, Ciucagy and New Or- ae. $00 of Wasington Stock Fachanse), 135 F st., Adavs basidine. City Railway Stocks and Bondy Bought and Sold. ‘Telephone, 390. rahv2-Lan OFFICE OF THE CH AND POTOMAC Telerhon» Compan “cunts per shere will be psyaule on DF APHIL, | UWS, To the scock dni the close of a the Fein di SUG, at the office | le treasucer of the company, 619 I4ta st. n.w., hington, ‘and invite devosits of firms, eorpora- ‘tons end individaais Every courtesy apd attention extended to ladies. Woors & Co. — 2222 F Sracer N.W. ¥AN, i. BEEBE, T: ‘Washington, D. C., April 10. 18h CHARLES Taz Naroxa Sare Devosrz, SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY (Of the Distnet of Columbia, (©ORNER 15TH ST. AND NEW YORK ave. (Chartered by special act of Congress Jen. 1867, and acts of Oct.. 1800, and Feb... 1892. CAPITAL. ONE MILLICN DOLLARS UT DEPARTMENT. Baye D=Pos Ago ‘We started « sale of 1.000 pairs of MEN'S 25.00 HAND-SEWFED RUSSIA CALF BALS. AND BLUCHERS, and they are nearly gone. Only about 200 pairs leit. Plecty of large sizes among them, and aerate OO es Those LADIES' FRENCH DONGOLA STANLEY LACE BLUCHERS, which you ‘Rents sales SBUST DEPARTMENT. Acts Se gdminisirnicr, exeeator. receiver, ae. can't buy elsewhere for less than $4.00 or Sesrading 0 competent ettoraey im daily 95.00, are great cellers. It will be s lonx . im daily attend =. time before we can get snother lot to sell "WT AMIN P. SNYDER, Presitens. at the price we are offering these, which is z ee at Pirst Vico President, ee Ph Maw ZONES, Third Vice Prea oxy $2.95. By BANCIS BIGGS. ‘Treasurer. ALBERT L. STURTEVANT. secretary. = pats isc Another great bargain is our MEN'S sdientin 96.00 HAND-SEWED PATENT CALF ioerete Kortavant, BALS. AXD BLUCHERS at oe 15. 1 Johoaoe, $3.75. ‘Robert 0. Holtzman, Tax Wannex Sor Hover, 1115 F S: N.W., Dealers in Fashionable Shoes at Bankrupt Prices. iT 65e. Shirts. mt ae Denies a 05 6 Fos $3.75, Umox Savcs Bask S00 7TH ST. 5. W. F. H. SMITH, President. & & LOTHROP—JOHN TWEEDALE, ‘Vice Presidente. ‘'T. A. LAMBERT, Treasurer. 3. H. RALSTON, Secretary. Beak open during business bours and from 6 to § ‘Pelock Saturday evenings. . ‘Four per cont interest paid on ordinary depoatts and larger dividends on instaliment deposit, —fe7-tf oF She wees ies ee sas x on special a pee thme rate pane B. S Facrozy, Pan a ‘wo-toned, Sators at k and Navy at same price eres WEEK. caeat ae Sones Twenty-five feet of Garden Hose, (pel ae ea ig patent nozale and. couplings, complete ‘Assortment, variety, prices— for 81 everyting all right. sees tees 82, $2.59, 83.50, $5.00, 83.50. $7.50 to $15.00 ile Me a/petal sak! ell weak tine basco obopicam your old Hose, repair it-if is repaw- Manufacturing FISEMAN BROS., Manufacturing @ble—and return it—all for 25e. Clothiers. Cor. 7th and E sts. Clothiers. * Grogs POH THE ackiNe You §eES *BOUT Cans AND ENGRAVING ‘This is headquarters for all kinds and and Card En Wedding Invit and other an- nonncements which require skill and good taste, Lowest prices. EASTON & RUPP, Popular Stationers, 421 11TH ST. (Just above the avenue.) hive afree t Phone, and five win than a'yeu's t patch of corresp’ fate, Let ts send mproved Grapho- itis worth more ng in print of its prreat aid in the ¢ otver you wish to die- HL, W008 PRINTER AND PUBLISHER, Fine Book and Job Printing. LOST Est. new. hone 7:2 fez! plo BUY FROM THE PRODUCER War ‘ind save middlemen’s profits—onr White Wines SHUFFLE THROUGH THE WORLD SLIP- at 83.50 per doz gts. are unequaled—Cheice Clarets” #250 ve> doz. ats—saperb article SHOD AND SHABBY? cf Catawba Wine oniy' 1.0) a. gallon. | Ea Bree hing cae atcarreaponding'y low prices. The persona! attire oft proclaims the man. How- | SONCMA CALIFORNIA WINE GU. 820 F STREET. ever mach som» people may sneer, ‘tis, nevertheless, & stabborn fact that neatness of dress contributes WHERE WE LEAD. aetna If you will but examine the quality of patng - mas our $3" Trouserings you will reallly’ eee Don't judze a man by the coat that he wear” is why ‘we Tend, well enouch as far as st ros. Yot it dora not say that Al the ‘latest fabrics. Back Diagonal Ci Finished superbly. J. PRED. GATCHEL (late of Kee 408 12th at. one door —— COKE. COKE. apiB-r JOHNSON BROTHERS, ALL PERSON GooD3 pledged with H. K. Fulton upon which insert is dus cweivs :uontas or auore ‘are hereby o> 0 call and ne oF they {aie to call ad pay interest on the same oF suction Apri! 25, 1 e-iat H. K. FULTON. cg YOU ARE NOT READY FoR THE RACES until you have supplied yourself withe Light-weisht Lap Robe and ® Hurse Cover. Anything in this line can be fond at WOODWARD & LOTHROP'S, you shail go unti¢y and shabby when there ts no ne- cessity for it. We say soberly, candidly and em- phaticaily, from a strictly business standvoint, that IT PAYS TO GO WELL DRESSED. Admitting that your purse is light—where's the MAN who cannot afford to pay 37.50 For s neat-fittinz, nice-appearing suit of clothes the make and materia! of which is strong and stanch. We have many hundreds of such in stock open to your inspection dails? $10 Isthe price we have put upon suite of cloth: and Vest to onder, $25. WAVING ore of lots of men's | from the gay and giddy plaid and stripe to the '@ and sober black. You should see Mata capt te Bits thera. Strictly ell-wool Cassimeres, Cheviots, Shet- | - ay ~e diagonal and basket weaves. We believe that such ‘Values were never before put upon the market. We would remark, incidentally, that $9.50 Is our price for a Sater Navy Blue Suit, strictly all ‘woo! and fast color. $12.50, $13.50, $15 Are prices representing suits of | $100. | ASN. ISH!NG AbL OF OL ths highest Orders by postal will tein, LEK & WILSON MFG. CO. $57 Oth at. A THINKEWS TOOLS. tothes fine enongh, : If yon seek power 01 you mast have te Lute: hot once per month, bu! every week, SY QHE WEEKLY REVIEW, r his sation, m over. SPECIALTIES, Nest and long pants, sizes 13 You'll believe this when sou ! Cea th ts i e_ eataorue of Boys suits. | wit are, prey chevict, all wool. eeniueea Ae dereeiecan eee re ecomynicaliy-—wata ite BOYS! TWO-PIECE SUITS, sical reviews, Sondcusations and editorials, ‘At all news stands, 106 $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, #2 that were $7.50, &€. 5, #2.50, $7, $3.30. Those . 86, $5.50 have been ro- $4.50. MEN'S PANTALOOSS, IN ENDLESS VARIETY, | 21.50 UPWARD. quced to Victor E. Avuers TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, ‘pecially adapted to, Suc roof paint is aspecialsy. THF ONT) MIS PAINT OO. J.)8, ROLLOW, Manaver, P.O. 214, Wasuingtoa, D. C. For sale by KOBL&T SO\D, 41d our st. nw. 927 AND 929 SEVENTH ST. N.W., of tie ee and ea Sw* Remcved to 1110 New York ave. CORNER MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE. SWEEPING REDUCTION IN PRICES, ‘For the benef of that class of cyclists which prefer to purchase hizh-grade macitines ani yet eatinot af- ford to pay one hundred and fifty dollars for their ve concladed to adopt the following list prices on Spring-frame machines, nately: STRICTLY ONE PRICE. Open Saturday until 11 p.m. apl2-3m_ tendard nisi, G. & J. pneumatic 8120 Exrraorprsany Borzerry Or W. H. HOEKE. ENTIRE STOCK MUST BE SOLD. Butlding to be enlarged. 1-4 Orr Fon Case. To get onr stock out of the way before the builders begin work angto aveil the «xrenss of handling and fhe some froma dusk Uy Gust we Witt Dewi Monday | SELI THE ENTIRE STOCK | ihe reserved) at M OFF Fok CASH, ab 100 model A, Ges pneumatic tires, $120 ‘These revised prices go into effect on this date (April 13, L884). ‘The above goods are brand new and not altered or shop-worn in any respect. 14 WASBINGTON, 3 Be ay Fae es os We over Sx months due will be sold at auction for storage and eharves. apld-Ge WM. F. RFAMER. Which amount when aken from. our already low — Prices offers the grandest opportunity that las ever | Ge —= MANTELS, ANDIRONS, FENDERS, Some in your way to Grates, Wroticht-tron Gas Fixtures, &e: FIRST-CLASS GOODS AT FIRST COST. Mentbte SEO NEN Pie snes 20 10h st. Our stock, a8 you know, is marked in plain figures. | —— 2 Just ran over in your mind tae price to whica tis reduces THE BEST BODY BRUSSELS AND MOQUETTE CARPETS. ded special Fuents for the sale of free biirning ahd satis factory Coke. Lmmadvate de worice, 3. MAURY Dovg, Pay you to buy and keep them uptil_nezt fall if you dont want'them put down now. “Will store them for Main office. 21st and Ista. n.w. You free uf charge. | NOTE THE GREAT REDUCTION IT MAKES IN | P5Sne} OMtces, rect FANS nw. CHAMBER FURNITURE. Tee Mst. aw fep7-tm) Sous and Kons. ace BRINGS Qur $19.50 Solid Oak Suite Down to SPECIAL SPECIALIST Solid Oak Saite Down to Is A. G@. HAMILTON, octlist. in ue = o preserib- ‘Our ay Oe Suite Cown Wo 8:57 Bag egg fot detective ‘inon: "Soweiling gow tn Our S12 Manowany suite Down to 8083 ‘ Opticlan ana Jeweler, 487 7th cae And it plays havoc with Prices in the Parlor. free. from 9 to 5 p.m. lakes our Coal, $4.50 per ton. THOMAS BR. MARTIN, dee See ree | Tel, 17e0. Main office, 220 20th st. aw, ca tJobg of peor pristine that re ‘The carly comers get firat choice, We Ha. HOEKE, STH AND PA. AVE. evlTe a service of our late comrade, at St Andrew's Chur: streets, FRIDAY, April’ 21, 1893, at 3 o'clock Interment a1 Creek cemetery. A. F. Brooks, act CHAS. F. KEEFER, Adjuiant. By order of ‘ting Commander. _FINANCIAL. | SPECIAL NOTICES. | SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. s Havixe pS ES Bae eee | RR ee ee ene aS | Seas aE Oe SWRA | SP te ae faties Es corner tdci and Gorsoan . = et H COUNCIL, NO. 13, SONS oF | Be sonata Bote, Jou are earnestly ee~ | mesred to mest at Counc!) Ball. to TOMORROW GPridayy ac? py. hs tetsu a eee P. P. ORTH, Recording, ‘Tth and fi ste, pty Be. and ths funeral ‘coun ALLIANCE—THE Se Sees of our Iate comrade, Ca Tiaith, will take pises FRIDAY. April 21, 1980, st Botciook i. m., from Andrew's Church, corner 14th and Corcoran ‘sts. 4 full attendance of ‘members 1s, Acaired. “By onder of tiie nresicent. JOUN L. HEUPEL, Secretary. THE CORCORAN GALLERY OF AKT.— ‘he | be bel ‘on FRE e 10 o'clock Jery wil be open. seca, #190 to 10 oVeleck p.m anos : aecagon, Ay Apri dl ent Apel ee oe al Ad. ¥.8 BARBARIN, Curato:. Bq BE You aware ‘That wo have all ready for you to wear the new siyle Song ‘SDutton Cutaway to andinisbed = ofecincaet Sate frye ere Pe Bi Price tor Coat and Vest, $15 and $20. GEORGE SPRAN! One-Price an20 WE reproductions Clothier, 138 Tunat, rem HELPERS. We are hielpers to landlords in finding tenants and collecting rents; helpers to applicants in finding houses. Special helpers in the special line of renting houses, collecting rents and manazing Property with equipments for conduct- tng such business not excelled by any house enywhere. B. H. WARNER & CO., Property Managers, . 916 F st. nw. 1t SPP ICIANS!_ATTENTION! Save money by purchasing all your Surgical In- straments and supplies at Gilman's. Reduced prices, completest stock in the city to select from. Only highest grade of instruments sold. Don't buy until you cail on us. Z D. GILMAN, ap20-tr 627 Pa. ave. nw. eos EW WORKSHOP Is equipped to manufacture anything you ‘want in Gold or Silver. Electric power and improved machinery enable us to work at qrea: saving of cost to you. R HARRIS & CO., eg ECONOMY IN FOOTWI Be orn ted yousan ar Diving SHULS cown town of a reliable Jewelers, Cor, 7th and D. money in Which never Las (su-calied) bargain eaies, Dut endeavors at ai Gmes to furnish its patrons ‘Shoes that wii! wear at reasonable prices. We can save you money. ROBELT COMEN & SUN The American sive 3 naively bi nent, telegraph Tupe- and otuer lacge incorporation: government as ONE HUNDRED. 'Y SMT: Cait and gee the govern: Merritt Writer; it writes 7B characters 7rum metal type. eos” | FU SINGLE ORDER.” ford to be benind ‘the times? HENRY A. CLARKE & SON, 935 P wt. Price, 815. the U. compantes having ordered. the ry ‘AND PREMIERS IN A Can you, at- ‘Try mb3-3m THERE'S A BIG DIFFERENCE "n black worsteds. There's a dozen sorts, but only ome which you can Fely “on mo” to. turn brownish ‘oF Become, “shiny.” "Thats "Martin's of ae Mou wer Martin's or Bone here, as ito. other. “A Bisck’ Cutaway Cost aud” Vest of, Martin's worsted will cost you 830, 835 and even $40-at some taucrs’. We pou Lut $25 3: we cat and ‘ours long—the latest style. G. WARFIELD SIMPSON, High-ciass Tailori COR 12TH AND F STS. N.W. ng, ap20 We're beon the cause of CHAS, E. HODGKIN, “Expert,” 913 7thst. n. feb.3m. SS HANDLED LIKE CLOcKWonK. gontrac:., Whoa we bid ty “do the /-eries, leaving the importers, if dissatislied win |" es “ zl Ne iuvactably name 4 10¥ | this action, the remedy provided by section 14 =!*.0W,000 in 1892. and those to Porto | i OE eG berkaperg tarde Rica trom $2,300,000 to @2,550,000, Ciiba’s Take <ig:t eniry nd: a prodteue one, pa esos Re | exports to the Uniced States im the three years We do ‘‘xiuzmg” 0: every sort. 000,000, $62,000,000 and w. #27 E st. KOM! CoLUsisia. PiHONOC D. Pre: 4 ET BY THE 3tG EASTON We are putting upavery choice Frade of Cleret suitable for making punch, in gallon jugs, at 90c. A JUG. teSpecial prices to druggists WINE COMPANY, SAKE MISTAKE tie badison Pro} not at al! omp't nu person of intelligence can op it, now rented, wuld out- tthe Phonograph new. iN. see ! ons ballder or tonsrarier teins Swatien ;entry to fish, the product of the Winnipeg fish- DIPLOMATIC DAY. | Washington News and Gonip. Secretary Gresham Has a Large Number of Index to Advertisements. Visitors at the State Department. Today was diplomatic day at the State De- partment and judging from appearances our foreign affairs are in a state of great activity. Mr. Carter was the first visitor. He is the only one left of the five com-| | missioners who came allthe way from | Hawaii to secure its annexation to the United States, It is preeumed he inquired after the | | latest news from his far-nway island home, and AMUSEMENTS. DEATHS, DENTISTRY. Excussoxe. ‘ke. also gave Secretary Gresham the benefit of his EXPRESSAGE. latest information from Honolulu. FINANCIAL... sss, FOR EXCHANGE... FOR LEASE FOR RENT (Flats) FOR RENT (Halls)... FOR RENT (Houses). FOR RENT (Offices). FOR RENT (Booms) FOR RENT (Stables), FOR RENT (Stores). FOR SALE (Horses and Vehicles). FOR SALE (Bicycles) ...... FOR SALE (Houses) .. FOR SALE (Lots), once FOR SALE (Miscellaneous) -. YOR SALE (Pianos). HOTELS LADIES’ GOODS LOCAL MENTION LOST AND FOUND... MANICURE, MARRIED. MEDICAL MISCELLANEOU! ae MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN NEW PUBLICATIONS, NOTARIES PUBLIC. OCEAN TRAVEL ‘MR. CARTER'S APPREHENSION. He in said to be apprehensive of the downfall of the provisional government and the restora- | tion of the monarchical dynasty, with either | Queen Liliukalani or Princess Kaiulani on | TTT tty | missoner Blount which was to the effect that | nothing of importance had occurred to disturb the power of the provisional government since the United States’ fing was hauled down and the marines sent back to the Boston. Secretary Gresham bas received Commissioner Blount’s report on this subject, so it is understood, but refuses to maice |it public. He contents himself with the remark that it practically confirms the press dispatches of the affair. j THE WRAZILIAN RECIPROCITY TREATY. — | Senor Mendonca, the Brazilian minister, was the Secretary's second visitor and it is said that their confereuce related to the pro- spective termination of the reciprocity | | treaty between the United States and Brazil. | 2 8 2 3 8 8 8 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 3 | MTT titi BA RG wee rap Mr. Le Gbait, the Belgium minister, called to juan ae Pare 3| inform the Secretary of the recent PERSONAL. "pare 2{ action of his government in the | PROFESSIONAL. Page 8 | Cstablishment of universal suffrage throughoat | PROPOSALS... Pace 3| the kingdom of Belgium. Sir Julian Paunce- RAILROADS. z Pace 7 fote, the British ambassador, and Dr, Von Hol- SPECIAL, NOTICES, clpace 1|leben, the German minister, also bad short | STFAM CARPET CLEANING. Page 3| conferences with the Secretary on matters un- STORAGE, SUBURBAN PROPER: SUMMER RESORTS... WANTED (Help) WANTED (Honses).... WANTED (Rooms) der negotiation. THE BALMACEDIST REFUGEES, Senor Cruz, the Chilean minister, bad an important consultation with the Secretary in | Fegard to the caso of the Balmacedist refagees WANTED (Situations) 3|Who were under tho protection of _ the | >| American minister at Santingo. That episode | WAXTED (iscellaneous), | bas now assumed a new phase by reason WORLD'S FAIR of the flight from the legation of both refugees | before Minister Egan bad had time to comply with the instructions of the department to sur- render them to the Chilean authorities on the ground that the offenses alleged to have been committed by them were not strictly political. | ONE OF THE REFUGEES ESCAPED, | Blendot Holtey, one of the refugees escaped | and has so far eluded the Chilean officers, Col. Fuenter, the other was not so fortunate, how- 1 ever, as he fell into the hands of | the ‘soldiers watching the legation building soon after he left it, He was taken at once to | prison. No particulars have been received | ere in regard to the matter and Mr. Eagan’s | in the matter is not known. ‘The flight of the men closes the incident so | far as the the negotiations for their surrender | uw concerned, bu: it is not altogether unlikely that the’ Chilean authorities will complain of Mr. Egan's action in interfering with the arrest of the two men in the first place by giving them asylum in the legation uilding. ee WORKING OF RECIPROCITY. What 2 Study of the Statistics Shows as to Brazil and Cuba. Avstudy of the statistics contained in the second aununl report of the bureau of Ameri- | ean republics shows the foliowing results in To Subscribers. Subseribers to Tae Star who are served by route boys will confer a favor by promptly reporting to ‘Tux Stan office, either in person, by telephone or by mail, any negli- gence on the part of route boys. ae ean Goversaexr Recerp7 Topay.—Internal rev- enue, $522,063; customs, $886,430. es die Carr. Browxsox, Lieut, Commander Hemp- hill and Chief Engineer Webster, who assisted at the trial of the Detroit, were at the Navy De- partment today. a Fovrta-Crass Postuastens. —The total num- ber of fourth-class posimasters appointed to- day was 77, all of whom were to fill vacancies caused by removals and death. Peace aT ANTLERS.—Gen. Schofield today received a telegram from Capt. Guthrie at Ant- lors, L T., saying that the Locke men and the Jones party were negotiating for peace and that affairs continue quiet. | Secretary Hempert Berrer.—Secretary “the of \proci Herbert is reported to be mach improved to- | reRerd “ts workings of the reciprocity day, with every indication of being able to take |"! ii eh ee ee py the steamer Dolphin at Annapolis tomorrow for) |, — 7 Hampton Roads, where he will give a banquet |? ; sue.Aively merchandise to the in honor of the’ visiting naval officers Satur- | "8 ¢ A, $14,120,246 and €14,291,873. day night In ti s:ae years the imports of merchandise ETE ETE | into the United States from Brazil were Wiserres Frew to Br Rercsep Exrat.—| g59 914,766, #4%,290,595 and @115,633,604 te. Assistant Secretary Hamlin has instructed the | spectively, an increase within two years of over collector of custome at Buffalo, N. ¥., to refuse | 109 per cent. ‘The exports 10 Cuba increased im round numbers from $13,000,000 in 1890 to Tue Dee or Veraava.—The Duke of Ve-| Tagua and suite will arrive in Washington Sat- urday next, The program for their entertain- ment has not been xnnounced, but will include reception by the President and Mrs. Cleve- | land at the White House. The duke will re- | turn to New lork to witness the naval parade | on Tuesday of next wee. Ma. Frep. A. Stocks, the representative of j the Treasury Department on the board of i management of the world’s fair, leaves for Chi- | Made under the third section of the Mehunle cago tomorrow night, He will probably be | bill absent from this city about a month. Fe says | that the exhibit of the department will be in place by the ist of May. ‘The marine hospital exhibit will be shipped on Saturday. ‘Tue Sparen Fierr.—The } Jy, wutle ‘those of Porto | Rica to the United States decreased from | $4,000,000, an 1890, to $3,250,000 in 1892. i itis stated that while the consideration of | the question of a change of policy in regard to | the reciprocity treaties has not yet gone so far as to call outan expression of tutention it woald not surprise persons interested in the matver and acquainted with the progress of affairs in connection therewith to learn of a change in the attitude of the government, as | expressed by the negotiation of the treaties | — THE CRUISER DETKOIT. | Official Report of the Trial Beard as to the Kesults. wy Department | Tepeating their orders for these delicious goods. ELPHONZO YOUNGS CO., 428 9TH ST. 1t Wholesale and Retail. cma Fitand Workmanship ing one is “correctly” drensed. Suits, 220 up; Trousers, $8 up., SNYDZE & WOOD, Fins Tailoring, 1113. PE Sembee TH BUSY & Jive in the suburbs. ‘There's more room to think. And tresh air breeds ideas, You'd Le surprise? ut the improvement noticed in your fecliays us well as looks after a "ew montis’ residence in KENSINGTON or WESTEND PARK. See me abouts lot tn either place. $5 monthly pay- ments, if you like. HENRY N. COFP, Real Estate, 706 8TH Few" ove Maple Sugar and Maple | Crawford of Chicago, Walker Taylor of Wil- Sirup direct from the Sugar camps of old Vermont isthe most seasonable and tempting article tobe|of Buffalo and B. N. Bennett of Indiana mentioned just now. The quality is superb and | erick, Md., Walter F. Haller of Chambers- ‘soores of our customers are giving us great praise and ~ares:rongost points with us. It pays to | O , ; patronize inllore oho Taow hae, ter eey | Creamer of Washington, Ohi nothing of the satisfaction. one feels in know- N. AVENUE (Barr's old “tatand.") 9y20_ JPLE EOPLE | LW The weather vs likely io be Se ar ier toney Jorenoon; ‘severe inca confining Viral Friday of wind ooowr this ‘strong semthousterly. anirting “tn evathweatenty seins armen marnigy co ler in weatern Coctmbaa dridov seoniars eon i ‘Schooner ‘* Minnie Miles," Capt. Jahn snob, B81. : hw. Telephone 998 e720 Acting Secretary McAdoo has received the SOME “SCISSORED” PRI <= dampers as ae which | oficial report of the naval board which con- from Parier's, | arrived at New York yesterday, reports having | ducted the trial of the cruiser Detroit and he thine : ; | 1, Sart eltt at Saint tags | pened the Spanish Net towie? ike Colomicus | wade public totes some things which ‘ean: caravels Sunday coast of Fiorida in lati- , not ‘be fgund “elsewhere. fade 26, longitade 79. ‘They will, therefore, 238 | The board appointed by the department's ¢ ibe ‘ommerciai Note Payer, Se. ~ ~ os | order assembled at Newport, R. I. ‘the Be Demon’ Novela, nose bbe. rivein Hampton Roads ins short time unless | {TUShe “On. the 10th the’ prescribed rams JONG. PARRER. G10 7TH ST. apzo_ | MOY encounter heary wonther. | over a mile course at 7, 10,12 and 16 kuots per hour, and at the maximum speed attain- able, were made in order to standardize the crews. Mean draft of the vessel was 14 Prrsoxat.—L J. Brace of the navy, H. mington, N. C., and Charles C. Beau- man of York are at the Arling- ton.——Pred M. Leeof New York, Francis Haft are at Willard’s.——Chas. Baughman of Fred- burg, Pa., Fred. Ellison of Indiana and C. W. Crook of New York are at the Randall.—— R. H. Glenn of New York. John C. Cobb of Port- land, Me., | L. Nichols a me N.Y. and 0. S. Long of Charleston, W. Va., are at the Ebbitt.——R. M. ‘of Berkeley Springs, W.Va.,M. P. Taylor of Pittsburg, T. H:Walker, of Chicago and Joseph P.Egan of Pennsylvania are at the Riggs.——James L. Andrew of Ohio, James C. Sells of West Chester, Pa, and Frank T. Brown of Chicago are at the Shoreham.——Stephan Little of New York, Franklin. Law of Tacoma, Wash., and Jeremish O. Rourke of Newark are at the | Normandie.—H. G. Davis of Cornwallis, Oreg., Rev. M. MacVisai of New York and A. J. ages in & E BSE donia.—F. C. Waterman of New York, Broadhead of Pennsylvania, and E. Brace Aquer of Philadelphia, are at ‘tho Johnson. — E. G. Goshorn of Charleston, W. Va, T. W. Downing of Bradford,” Pa, A. Park Boyer of . Palatka, Fla,” and P. 8. Alexander of Richmond, Va., are at the the eecond run at 1:50: ja | His iast appeara: | went BOOTH IN NO DANGER. His Physicians Say He Had Nervous Attack. THE ITALIANS WELCOME THE KAISER Attack on the Stockade at Tracy City, Tenn A DEVASTATI - NESS NOT ALARMING. CYCLONE. BOorH’s 11 He Has Had = Nervous Attack Which Has Been Only Temporary. ew Youx, April 20.—At 11 o'clock this Morning Edwin Booth was sleeping easily. His physicians are not alarmed. They say the attack was only of a temporary nature and he is expected to be up in a day or two. The announcements this morning that the veteran actor Edwin Booth had been stricken by paralysis and was dying aroused the greatest interest all over this erty. ‘The Players’ Club in Gramerey Park, where Mr. Booth makes bis home, was early besieged by telephoue and callers aud everyone was as- sured that Mr. Looth's condition was notes serious as reported Dr. St. Clair Smith, Booth’s own physician, who was called in last night, said positively this morning that Booth bed not had astroke of paralysis. The physician «aid that Booth's Ullness was merely a return of the old trouble which he first experienced while playing Othello with Lawrence Barrett on April 3, 1883, That was the time Barrett made his famous address to the audience saving Booth would never ect again. Booth, however, recovered in « few days, altbougl his ceneral health bas been very poor for the last two years, Dr. Smith said this morning that Booth’s trouble w nervous weakness and that he had no organic disense, *Aphasia” is the phy- sician’s term Aiter Booth’s seizure Inst night he fell asleep 2o'ciock and slept easily until 9:30 thie morning. Dr. Smith called at that time and Booth awoke as the physician entered the room and Booth when asked how he felt by the doc- tor, replied “Fairly well, doctor.” ‘Bhe actor was able to talk quite naturally, Dr. Smith said that possibly Booth would be able to si rooklyn om April 3, 1591, just two years after the Rochester attack. lic was when he ai tended Saivini's performance at the Metro- politan Opera House April 3 last, — k THE KAISER. ITALIANS cH Arrival of the German Pmperor and Em- Press at Rome, Roms, April 20,—The weather is brilliant and the city presents an extremely animated ap- pearance, owing to the crowds gathered to wit- ness the grand military review and the e1 tensive display of flags and bunting. Trains loaded with people from all directions are constantly arriving and it is estimated that not Jess than 150,000 visitors are in the cit: ‘The German emperor aad em wed at lo'clock tuis afternoon. King Humbert and Queen Margherita, attended by a distinguished gathering of italian princes and nobles, met the imperial visitors at the station, ‘The greet between the emperor and. King Humbert and the emprese and Queen Margherita were of the most cordial character. The emperor and the | Italian king kissed and embraced each other, andthe empress and queen gave similar evi- dence of matual affection. After the greetings were over the procession formed for the drive to the Quirmal. The imperial and royal procession consisted of seventeen open carriages, containing the im- perial and roval families and their suites, and escorted by Italian cuirassiers. The Emperor William and King Humbert rode in the first carriage and the Empress A\ Queen Margherita and Prince Victor ‘the Italian prince royal, in the second carriage. ‘The people along the route bailed the im- perial and roval personage, with great enthu- siasm and the bands of all the regiments played the Prussian national hymn, etme ait LIKE A DOUBLE WHIRLWIND, A Terrific Cyclone That Left =v. Farerrevitie, Anxk., April 20.—At noon yesterday a cyclone passed through the valley just south of this place leaving a barren waste behind it. It uprooted trees, tore down fences and destroyed house, Many homes were utterly demolished. Many families were in the storm last night without shelter. Out of one family, whose name is Wright, con- sisting of eight persons, not one escaped serious injury, but | it is probable that all except one child will re- cover. Parts of their house were carried for miles away, A number of others are re- portea injured, but how many and to what ex- tent cannot vet be determined. The cyclone was plainly visible from this place and many witnessed the horrible scene. LIKE & DOUBLE WHIRLWIND, The cloud came up from the southwest,'fol- lowing a northeasterly course. It was in sight for about thrag miles, The upper portion of the cloud was fannel shaped and black and spinning like a whirlwind round and ‘round and under and the ground was another cloud, almost white, which Was apparently touching the ground and roll- ing in directly the opposite direction to the upper one, literally lifting everything off the face of the earth that fell in its path. ‘Trees, fences and planks and parts of buildings were flying through ihe air in every direction. Just in front of the fannel-shaped cloud was small cloud that looked like « ribbon whirl- ing through the air. The cyclone was followed by aheavy wind and rain that lasted most of the afterrioon. ‘News bas been received of a fearful cyclone that swept down Fourche valley, leaving death and havoc in its wake, Boles was almost swept off the earth. Seven persons were killed. A spectator says that just before the wind struck town strange atinospheric phenomena were noticed and the people were to some extent prepared for the visitor. HOUSES TOSSED ABOUT AS IF OF STRAW. First the sky became overcast, then « moan- ing sound was beard and finally a greenish- colored cloud was seen approaching from the southwest. As it neared the wind ‘and continued path of the cyclone was a mile in width. nti TENNESSEE'S MILITIA SUMMONED. Texx., April 20.—A report reached here this morning at 3:40 o'clock to the effect that a conflict between the convicts and the free laborers at ‘Tracy City had ec- curred and resulted in the death of severaland the injury of four or five. DEPARTURE OF THE MILITIA. Battery A of the Washington Light Artillery the trial,,3 hours and 54 minutes, had gathered at the capitol over night and been ‘The performance of engines, ‘awaiting orders. They left there a little past 4 pra rerhg bear for the scene of the troubie. ee eee Gen. Fite and about one hundred of the state ora tubaoen wtay Fake Sih two plcnes of exttieny ateo betas as measure of . EVERYTHING QUIET TODAY. ee aos Cuartaxoooa, Texx., April 20.—A tele- ences, # mean speed of 18.71 knots per hour. | gram to the Times from ‘Tracy City says: About 11 o'clock last night the branch prison Ttaly's Exhibit at the World's Fate. | of this place was attacked by armed men, ei Sa sna oak be Ny Sons eae ed EE ed eotshentsiomeiensen ™ Industry. in Chicago, consisting largely of art treasures, | YOL0Gs wore all on duns, subcommittee of the committes on! p0) sorted trom Portlasd, for ite des-| "Firing was soon conrmenced, but the miners agriculture charged with the investigation of | ti ostion It to make | were with one of their Bob Ir- pring en raters area fata aang” EY neups che eametek, Sep wae eabarem from Italy to the fair reached fork —~4 ——S the srason. make 0 visi to wesk and wil receive and in- | Assistant eed bet not d ae aan. facturing center in New England, not er Re EES ES This morning quiet work is going agreed upon. At, those ‘places they’ wi take cnineny af tis aia, The peoeuan os testimony and will condust the rest of the in-| First Licut. Harry F. Hodges, corps of on-| Dot taken out of the stockade today. son, an has been employed by the com-| "ers of Maj. Amos Stickney, corps of en-} Shortage in = City Treasurer's Accounts. — pepe gineors, ot Cincinnati, ordered to| St. Patz, Mixx., April 20.—A delinquency proceed immediately Towa, and | aggregating 965,000 to $70,000 has been discov- Pa., | relieve Charies F. Powell, corps of engi- | ered in the books of ex-City Treasurer Reis, ‘of the duties Capt. | the books no evidence of the recsipt Q Powel wil Com: | ots lage amount of tase “It i nes bohored bunting-case | missioner of a as be has /| that was guilty of any intentional wrong