Evening Star Newspaper, May 2, 1893, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, The vening Star — Com S&S. H. KAUFFMAN Preae — ee Few York Olica, 88 Potter Building, gears Sociable Tue Evewine Stan is served to subserthers in city by carriers, on thelr own scout, at 10 cents por week, or 44c. per month. Copies at the ster, 2 SEE Braid soyenere inthe United Statesor (Canada—postame pre: [—50 cents per month. QvaDavrie Suet Stan $1.0 peryoar; Entered at the Fost Otice at Washington, ate Office at second-ciase mail :natter. | =— Ea Alt mail subscriptions must be paid fn advance. Rates of advertising marle known on application. Sarcrpat with he £vening Star. L__ Mo Vor. 82, No. 20.561. WASHINGTON, D. ©, TUESDAY, MAY 2, 189 3—TEN PAGES. TWO CENTS. ‘ Compass. ‘The following comparative statement exhibits the wondertal srowth of this branch of the company’s business during twelve months, as weil as the appreciation and confidence in which its facilities and Management is held by the public: AMOUNT OF DEPOSITS. 1,358,419.18 FINANCIAL. FINANCIAL. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. Washington News and Gossip. IN A SEA OF MUD He SCONTISH RITE ©. MITH- WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERA: > 2 ome Betrprse_ Assoctstiox, = ras Lodite of Pe. fectio ttn | Properly-cut | ee iy Gi Nervice, he OFFick OF TK SURER, EQUITABLE CO-OPERATIVE ine a Gn, HEESDAY, eat E30 pe perly-cu grnen isa nm TOMO]ROW se ee x Index to Advertisements, 907 PA. E 5 Er decrees. co, reading by Mrs. Julia aldrich: - ¥ OF STOCK. sta BUILDING ASSOCIATION. FEpOTE to the waster of cereinonies at 7 o'clock SHARP ‘ean. All friends invited. it’ | awusewents, Pace 10| Determined Visi to the i Bia Retina wasn" e ECL | ie AH. HOLT, $2 Secretary STAC a ge Ge] ATORNENS = ne oact ques theeesn OT tech eae ee ee TAM NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH disputable evidence of" presence." Mrs. E. Me- | AUCTION SALES +-Page 7 i Sich pevmemty thereon 1 cach pee month, com: | Be eA, FO GURNTaE Sell medigm: “Private sitingsdaiiy: i91t Pa. aver” | BOARDING, Pare 2 tion Grounds, aan Be ee i, qs ISSUE OF STOCK, | Sax eteEe ne at BUSINESS CHANGES, [Pace 3 siready, Been’ raven. “Come insta Jou wall aves 2 | DH, WASHBURN, Electrical Expert, 1220G st-n.w. ORIRIS LODGE. NO. CHIROPODIST . "Pace 2 = chance todo so. Kevular monthly mestina —- = — | . h ‘stated communication will be bel CITY ITEMS. Page 10 “HOGA bouTISG. Pate GEE Se FIRST PAYMENT, es Woon, Hine Tutoring, SUBIR, ashes aaa tiie agt MERMERDAT | county Boalt pace 2 /THE WALKS SOON T0 BE ASPHALTED, ESSOR RTAWLO«. or Broadens: 1213 Fatasw. WAX, 1693: TE you have a damp wall uso our damp-proof paint, NUE (harr's old “atand.") ms_ | secon demree. By order ofthe W. Me. Uo | COUNTRY REAL ESTATE Paro 3 W.H WEITZEL Secretary, 2 20 Hat aw SHARES 9250 EACH PER MONTH. Sick & fees corre se eur secinly * prepared ness roemeens is co el fee ry as my2.4,0,5 4 Se f paint. r weuara: 1s and v1 . ‘COLUMBI NIVERSITY, MEDICAL | PEN - - Maomed be goue of Our lesline citieens. ‘Soni for Beri HAVE 4 NAME Be ii ental Deparauentes Tie cist equea! | EDUCATION AL, ‘Pace 8 Mr. Carter's Ar, nt Before the Subscriptions for the 26th tesue of stock and | 1000 on datici comiiencement will be held at Albaugh's Opera House Page 10 | ‘VET gume' $2.696,249.79. first payment thereon will be received daily | THE UNIO MINERAL PAINT CO., P.O. Box 214. | For my subdivision at KENSINGTON. on THURSDAY, May 4, at 2:3 ldress to 5 69. RO ear a N-GAR receives the preference. It's i Peso . ‘ from 9 a: me. to 4: For sale by ROBERT BOYD, Hardware and General | RE: rece! Pi medical gradu ites by Prof. D. K. Shute, M. D. Ad: P. Tribunal, aie ones as ze sm. t04:90 p.m. at the office of the | suppiics, 416 Uth st. n. w. apS-eo3sun apretty name for apretty place. Largo, Grew to dental yraduates by Prof. H.C. Thompeon, Pare ans fribunal, aie Same Setere repeeeent the emnaeat Association. : = Fann Snely located Building Lots may be had Prafeasion ‘and public’ are feapstttilly tatiied: to “Page eae a Soot Aeakin, APRILS tok EVERY DOCTOR IN WASHINGTON on Sbmonthiy payments, Send for a cir- Send P ELEN Boss “Pare Tue Wasurxaros Loax Asp Tuvsr Will save money and get best returns for all he in- Seen mrs: = Pase 22 Pare Pago Jan. Feb. 28, 1883... ‘March 31, 1803. April 30, 1880. ‘This company pays {interest on derosits from 2 to 4 per cent, accordin< to time of deposit. Acts as executor, administrator, fiscal agent. treasurer for churches, lodires, elute, Ke. Rents safe deposit boxes. Fur- nishes secure investments. Loans money on approved real estate and collateral. Rents office rooms in its fire-proof office Datiding. corner 9th and F sts. ‘This company fs CHARTERED BY ACT OF CONGRESS AND ITS BUSINESS IS SUBJECT TO THE SUPERVISION OF THE UNITED STATES TREASURY OFFICIALS. PAID UP CAPITAL, ‘81,000, 000. Office hours from 9am. to4:30p.m. American Security & Trust Co. Capital: One Million Two Hundred and Fifty ‘Thousand Dollars, Surplus: One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dovlars. Pays interest upon deposits. Prepares and Keeps Wills at its own expense. Acts as Exocutor, Administrator, Trustee, &c. Furnishes 5 and 6 per cent Investments. Rents Safe Deposit Boxes—85 to 850 per year. ‘Manages estates, collects incomes, &c. ‘Loans money at prevailing rates of interest, Recumae Pinal Obed Crrecce You do not lose your interest in checking against your account. We pay interest upon the average dally balances and place the interest to your credit seu{-annually. C. J. Bell, mse: BANKING HOUSE, 1405 G ST. N. W. STORAGE WAREHOUSE, 1140 15TH ST. ¥.W. OFFICERS: at ©. 3. BELL.......... JAMES W. WHELPLEY. GEO. ©. EMMONS . JOHN RIDOUT. va-o-- President ~ Pres. and Treas. Tux Nartoxa. Sare Deposrz, SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY Of the Distnet of Columbia, CORNER 15TH ST. AND NEW YORE AVE Chartered by special act of Congress Jan.. 1867.and acts of Oct. 1890, and Feb.. 189%. CAPITAL: ONE MILLICN DOLLARS SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. Beuisaates (aside burgiar-yroof vaults at $5 per annie anwar Securities Jewelry, silver ware and valuables of alinds tn'owner's packae, (unk oF case taken ou depesit at moderal SAVINGS BANK DE Deposits reserves CENTS upward, an) interest allowed on €Sand above: Tours money on real estate and collateral seeatity. TRUGT DEPARTMENT, . aes Rete as sulsinistrator, execntor, recen since, “and exectes trusts of sil Kinds. “Wilts Drepated by a competent attorney in daily attend: BENJAMIN P. SNYDER. CHARLES ©. GLOVER, JAMES M. JOHNSTON. THOMAS H_JONES, E FRANCIS & ALBE TL ST JOHN C. WILSON Pentamin P. Snyder, Albert 1. Sturtevan, George i Plant, Beary a" Walsca, —— Fisomas yee. President. Birst Vice Prasideat Second Vice Pres. ‘hird Vice Pres. ¥. 8. SMITE, Presiteat. & M. LOTEROP_JOHN Tw EEDALB, Vice Presidents, T. A LAMBERT, Treasurer. J. B. RALSTON, Secretary. ‘Bank open during business hours and from 6 to 8 o'clock Saturday evenings. Four per cent interest paid on ordinary deposits and Jarwer dividends on instaliment deposits. fo7-tt Consox & Macarrsey, MEMBERS OF THE New OCK Excnaar, "OS™ 87 Correspondents of Messrs. Nloore & Schley, 80 Broad- Bankers and Dealers in Government Ronda. De} Exchange. Loans. Basirout Brocks amit Bonde aed alt essa tated " tbe eachanges of Sew Yort Puntaneioci ee Se Builatore Bouts wa oid eee ity made of investment securities. District Bonds and all local, Ratlroad Gan, Tastramee tek Telephone = tock dealt in. ‘Ainorican Boll Teles hone Stock bought and sold. 4e31 C. T. Havesser, ‘Member Washington Stock Exchange, Real Estate and Stock Broker, Rooms 9 and 11, Atlantic Building, 900 Fst. now. INVESTMENT SECURITIES, Stocks, Bonds and Grain bought and sold for eash or ‘York or New Orleans. NTS. ‘New York Stock Ex- Cotten bought and sold in CORRESPON Purnell, Hacaman & Co.. nie. ‘Lehman Bros.. New York Cotton Exchange. Teiuan, Stern & Co.. New Orleans Cotton Exchange, Tasnscn Brom. & C Ee, Pres. T. C. DANIEL, Sec. Sy SEES wemprxe Asp Loas A590: CIATION, 1313 F st.. Washington, D.C. PAID on special deposit Full pad stock PAYS 6 PER att, interest from date XT 100 per share, payable in The. Per month. nature :n M4 months, amet prot of $37 oneuch share. apz9tt $1,455,988.00. For pamphlets and information apply at the office of the Association. JOHN JOY EDSON, Sec'y, Office, Equitable building, my2-6t 1003 F st. “KEEP YOUR MONEY MOVING,” —“‘Don't allow it to remain idle.” said.a snccessful financier to a young man just becinning the battle of life. Ifyou have asum of money from the interest or earning power of which you are dependent for support, or if you are avatting an opportunity to invest in some paying enterprise, no better way to keep your “money moving” than by investing in our CFRTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT, which pay 4 percent in three months, 5 percent in six months and 6 er cent in one year. ‘This is the most satisfactory method of investment, especially for ladies, as it relieves the investor of all worry and at the same time insures the prompt Payment of interest. We also issue ‘Demand” CERTIFI- CATES OF DEPOSIT, which pay 3 per cent interest on demand. ‘These are in- tended for those who are likely to need their money af any time and who can- ‘ot deposit for a given time, as they en- able the holder to get possession of his cash on demand, without notice, and at the same time earnsa fair rate of in- terest. We do a general banking business, tsaue 'etters yf credit and draw exchange om the principal cities of the world. We shall be pleased to open an account with YOU. Wooos & Colitaces 1222 F Srarer N.W. Prnsoxs Havise CAPITAL OR SAVINGS Can invest it in THE BIRKBECK and receive SIX PER GENT PER ANNUM. Full information furnished upon application. Cor- respondence invited. THE BIRKBECK, COOPER UNION, NEW YORK CITY. He 8. Fairchild A. Abrabam, Hon: Gectech Ieidor myl Straus, Hon, Abram 8. Hewitt, A; Augustus Healy, Gen. Jona B. Woodwasd, s B Smith, Sesisve Hl Sch MM. Harper, G. Fark: daily from a.m. top... Monday evenings mn Boel Oe SP NOON sata 8 Per Gent INTEREST GUARANTEED. PAYABLE SEMI-ANNUALLY. REAL ESTATE SECURITY. Our 3-year Coupon Certificate offors the best 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, 903, 914 G st. n.w., Washington, D. C. HARRISON DINGMAN, President. or Te # Cut-Price | a ‘Shoe Sale. ‘The manufacturer has Just sent us 000 pairs of Ladies’ Oxford Ties and igh Bu‘ton Shoes. with instructions to Tat vractically our own prices. These ‘on sale tomorrow. Ladies" Oxtord Ties, broad and narrow tos, iu russet, tan and biack. plain and prices, 81.50, Stent leur Cer Price, $1.23 Per Pam 1 Lot of Ladies” Fine Dongola Button apr e335 ddediddddddddsddad PLR RRELS EDL LULD SDL LLL 38) Boots, plain and patent tips, common ‘abt opera foo. Kegular prices, 31.50 to 83. Cor Parce, $1.45 Pen Pam Free—A pair of Oxford Tie Clasps Sree (o every purchaser. * F. Grawford, 731 Tm Sr N. W. ieddddddddddddidddeddd: | E I SEE WHAT THE WARREN SHOE HOUSE, 1115 F ST. WW, Can do for you this week, viz: One lot Milton Phillips $1.75 Slippers vor 9dc. rer Parr. Ladies’ $4.00 Russta Calf Bluchers Ladies’ $3.50 Russia Calf Biucher Oxfords ror $2.45. ot thee ror $2.95. Men's $5.00 Russia Calf Bals, Bluchers and ‘Low-quarter Shoes ror 82.95. Men's . Hand-sewed French Patent = 06.00 Heed Bale ror $3.75. Ladies’ Shoes and Oxford Ties we Sta monaincturery’. wholesale prices. Tai Winner Sacer Hous, 1115 F Sz N.W., Dealers in Fashionable Shoes at Bankrupt Prices. myl vests in Surgical Instruments and Supplies of ail Kinds if he buys at GILMAN'S. Silk Elastic Hosiery and Supporters, Trusses, Sterilizers, Fraser's Tab- lets, Oxygen and Teufel’s Belts our specialties. Please call and examine our stock. Prices reduced to lowest rates. Quality unexcelled. ap2o-te G27 Pa. ave. n.w. FOR SALE— BEAUTIFUL room dwelling; two acres of la Jeytown electric road; opposite Chevy Chse : all 1 gFn conveniences. DAVIDSON & LAVIDSON, 1: Fat. apace WHY NOT HAVE YOUR MANTELS made to ft? Will make them any size de- red; of any kind of wood or finish. No additional charge. Prices same ab stock iuautels If you have special jet ine ive you a. peice. “Anything snd everything in the wood mantel line munufac- tured. Cheapest Slate Mantels in Washinyton. Grates, Open Fireplaces and Tio. 8 APALDING. fanufacturers Agen ap12-w,s,m6t* 60S E st. nw = \ EXTRAORDINARY SNAP. ‘happy purchase enabies us to offer PEARL HANDLE TABLE KNIVES with silver blades and bolster for $6.00 the half dozen. Rewular Price, 89.00. Yearl Handlo Dessert Knives, $5.25 half dozen. Regular price, 87.50. We have oaly a limited quantity. R HARRIS & CO. ap2-tt Cor, 7th and Dn <q=> DR. HOWARD CRU 7 ‘Has removed his offices to S19 17th st. n.w. OFFICE HOURS: Sto10a m, 12 tolp. mm, 4:30 to 9:90 p.m. lundays until i1 a.m. ap@8-l0t" TELEPHONE CALL. E Depots, Ice — 1 Keown NICE CO., T aii office, Fand 10th sts, PURE PENOB: ith st. wharv T RIVER ICE for all classes of customors. Contracts for future de- Liveries. Tee tickets for family trade. wagons. Beat wrades family coal—low prices. ARE 3 EADY FOR A RACES until you have supplied yourself with Lightweizht Lap Robe and s Horse Cover. Anything in this line can be found at WOODWARD & LOTHROP'S, 10TH. 11TH AND F STS. N.W. T haye concluded special arrange: ts for the saje of free burning and facwory Coke: Tnmediate detvericas 8 3. MAURY DOVE, Main office, 21st aud I sts, n.w. Branch Offices. whi 1206 H st. a Foot F and ees Mt. sth and E icQUEEN, PRINTER AND PUBLISHER. Fine Book and Job Printing. A hone 763. (fe2] 1108-1116 XXXXXXXYXXXXXXXX 2) Mast Masuirice ‘ 66 S 99° |S # “Stylish” = asl i joie somes | a i iK & The Rush z Si @ MUSA Z | IF MES REE 85. (% | HOWE & SHB len 1217 Pease |S Ao. AL AVES ~“) XXXXXXXXNXXX CX CARHART & LEIDY’S SQHOP TPALK. Suop Jack) Watch our “shop twk” closely this month. We intend ty offer some rare in- ucements. Three items today concern- ing the ladies—Vests, Waists and Summer Dress Goods. TBBED IBBED Woh dozen Ladies’ Cot- which sell regularly at Ie. Renreev To 6c. Eace. LADIES WAISTS 5 SLY FOR SUMMER DRE: 40-inch Irish Lawns, beautiful effects, cool and excelient for summer dressss. © Ostx 12%. Yano. ARHART § TT EIDY, ARHART EIDY, 928 Txu Axo 706 K Sx. N. W. We Have A Good Thing, Or rather two yood things for you tomorrow. The LOW SHOES in Knseet_ and Black which We offer tor $1.29 are a surprise to all who seethem. The quality, style and tit would Jeng You to think that they're considerably priced. ‘The sue applies to our SPECIAL $1.98 HIGH SHOES. ‘They're here in all widths, siz:3 and styles and toes. We may say that & Letter shoe was never offered at the price. When you're looking for SHOES these siould i} Bs $2.48 ‘They're perfect in every show point. | patter tissee Bhucher “Oxfort est ta te'dows’ BO 10, foes which | te ton. but haven't room.” Just | rs Our stock of Men's and Boys’ SHOES fs large | gnouxh fora most particular choice. All of the lowest prices prevail. EDMONSTON 1334 F N. W. myl Sr. MANITAU™ <= MINERAL WATER, the «reat anti- ‘Table Water,” pure, sparkling We are also headanarters tor P HOICE WI in fact every- fing im the “wet xoods™ line, at lovecat prices, Cuantys Kuarsrr, Telephone 1585. 735 Ura St. N.W. msl Thin Corsets.| Others’ 50°. Sumner Corsets here, B0c. Others’ Summer Cursets here, S0c. Only “exclusive” corset note in Washiazton. Everything guaranteed, GCorsars fitted sree. Satisfaction’ of toney returned. store of M. C. Whelan, 1003 F Sz. Oszy. myl HENRY N. COPP, Real Estate, 706 8TH ST. N.W. ae FOR PICTURES. Quality French Sheet Picture Glass may be scarce elsewhere—but not here. We have Just received a large shipment of the best imported brands I uive this matter my per- sonal attention. Picture frame dealers are informed we can supply thelr glass want. CHAS. E. HODGEIN, ‘Kzpert,” 913 7that. fe6-3m PUT YOUR MONEY AT WORK. ‘The MERCHANTS’ INVESTMENT COMPANY Till bold its ret rerular ineetine for the jasuine, of Certificates. of ‘stock tomorrow evening ( DAY, May 3), at G16 Lethef. nw. Favticulareand subscriptions Hats to be had of the 8 or at the meeti sanerrow e a cw. President: TR BRO President CE. HST PEEE ie ‘12th st. nw. eae I Te #2 Teer on or yiniasear coe cw. narda, T. R. Brooks, ©. E. Latimer, I. 8. Holiidve, G. A. JH, Fianagan, H. Kron- heim G. . G. Williams. it HEADQUARTERS FOR MONUMENTS. ‘The best marble in the world comes from our quarries at Quincy, Mass, and . Barry, Vt. the foun- tarnheatl of our aupply. We have vust received two car loads of Monniments and Headstones direct from thess inal designs. estimates submitted free forthe asking, J. F. MANNING, cor. 1th and H sts. my ce" WORN MADE-TO-MEASURE CLOTHE: Delightful feeling of satisfaction in knowing you have on an “individual” garment modeled after your own ideas. Let ns make yon a spring suit ora pair of trousers Our word for it, we'll please you. Buits to order, #5 up. rousers to order, $5 up. EISEMAN BROS., Cor. 7th and E ste. n.w. my1 SPRING OVERCOATS. to buy Spring Overcoats. f i Overcoats for every imnagin= pure Inxury, for plain service, We tell vou which is which. Clothver, 7th st nw. for both. GEORGE SPRANSY, One-pri myl q@q >NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PART- -_~ NEUSHIP. The partnership heretofore existing between MAR- OSB. LATIMEN and CHARL SLOAN, under LATIMER & SLOAN, is this 28th 3, disgolved by mutual consent, Mr. he firm.” The business will bo 07 G@ sireet northwesy, S. G. SLOAN ail the Halilities of the frm, riged toreceive and ruceipt for all ac counts due the firm, M. B. LATIME! CHAS. G. SLOAN Trecominend Mr. Sioan to the friends of the Inte firm of Latiner & Sloan, and request a continuance of their patronage to him. my fa carried on, by Mr. Sidan, unde > TAILOR Keen: are ‘gant Black Clay inconal Cutaway Coats and Vests to ure 25. No man's ward- fs completo withont © ra for wear on nearly “oces 835, very mn.” Other tailors vet 830 and for ‘this very same quality 3, FRED. GATCHEL (late of Keen's), st. nw, One door above the Avenue." my1 — ABOUT YOUR HOUSE? | fouse repairing will be the ‘burden me. Altuont every house mi Write for us put in perfect BIRCKHEAD, Builder. ‘Ost nw., “Phone,” 450. of house q=>10 BUSINESS ¥ We desire you to know that you can secure of us at the lowest prices the following: Cash Boxes, Bond Boxes, Copying Presses, ry and Office Ink- Weare heaquar- nthe Stationery iine, msl ‘A *PECIAL MEETING OF THE cof the medical department of the, Co- ambian University. held April 20, 185 the follow. jus resolutions were adopted: Whereas in view of th Tose we bi ‘of our’ friend ma. Buck. and of the trerefors, belt resolved. that by eretore, be it resolved. tha Ls death the inemiiers of the Columbian Medical Col- Jege mourn the loss of « brother, who, upon the very threshold of the ‘profession of medicine, eave tho brightest promise of a successful and brilliant career. Resolved. that the heartfelt sympathy of the members of the coltexe be. extended to his family in. thelt affliction ; that a copy of these reso:utions be spread Upon the records of the clara, a cory be transmiited to the family of the decea-o” and that they be Dub- Ushed in the daily peyers of this city. ‘CM. REPCHAM, GFO. W. LEADLEY, MARGARET M. YORK, Committee. ate This store is worth its weight in gold to the men of this city. There wouldn't be as -dresved men by half if it wasn't for 908. © geen blue cheviots and serses on your haven't you? Make it your business to see. olut of which we take cars at $20—made astire. You should have ssen the men stand- Hue to get measured at 906 yesterday. MERTZ and MERTZ, Hodern Price Tailor "908 Fat” ee" Sate- GOOD WILL AND FIXTURES OF EXCHANGE HOTEL, 604 PA. AVE. N.W., DOING A GOOD BUSINESS. HAS TWO FRONTS-ONE ON PA. AVE. AND ONE ON D ST. IMME- DIATELY OPPOSITE THE UNION DEPOT OF THE PENN. R. R. CO. PURCHASER CAN OBTAIN LONG LEASE. EXCELLENT REASONS FOR SELLING. APPLY TO R. O. HOLTZMAN, 10TH AND F 8TS8. N. mmy?-tu,th.ege —q=>T0 MY CUSTOMERS. Thave taken into partnership A. W. Hendricks and A. F. Dunnington, and we will continue to serve our patrons at their homes with our special refined grades of Gasolines, Fluids and Mluminating Oils for house- hold purposes, from our Yellow Tauk \ agons under the old name, **The Hellman Retail Tank Line Co.” co and W: 3 Rasy epee Mang Ou teeta. See crities UNSURPASSED, A successful experience of nearly twenty years in renting houses, collect- ing rents and generally managing prop erty has furnished us with advantages and facilities unsurpassed by any simi- lar establishment anywhere. ‘Wo offer those facilities to you. B. H. WARNER & CO., Property Managers, 916 Fst. n.w. It irhed ont at the ridien- ty ready-made. and leave. th h Lgbt Suiteas low ib PA, AVE, ted invitations—imitation Engraving also ‘ADAMS. Printer, i i REDUCTION IN PRICES. For the benefit of that class of cyclists which prefer to purchase hizh-grade machines and yet cannot af hundred and fifty dollars for their neluded to adopt the following list ws On Spring-rrame machines, nawely nt, We have € fe 8120 nish. tion Rambler, standard finish, G. & J. cush- fon tires. see ‘ : $100 Ladies’ Rambler. model A, standard finish, G. & J. pneumatic tires...... =... 8120 These revised prices go into effect on this date (pri 1 IS), ‘The above goods are brand new and not altered oF shiop-worn in any respect. GORMULLY & JEFFERY MFG. CO., aplt 1325 14th at. nw. }ON. —WISHING ALL OF OUR MA- —_ togive the highest éwren of satie: acticin we particularly caution those Lavine old ones orour mane hein to be adjusted else where than att ANY'S OFFICL. where none ets are used and of ly the abet reason any, are made, Orders by postal will ‘attention. LEK & WILSON MFG. CO., 487 Sth ate iow P. _mh1G-th, HAVE 18 wiaurpasned! For 2. OO we sell a Caif’ Shoo that wil 50.and $4.00 wo off Buchers now. (South § TALLOW CANDLE VS, ELECTRIC LIGHT. Ea 0 need to tell you the advantages of a Gas Stove or Range—especially during the mer, “But there is need to tell you thick ind to buy, f ‘them are almost, worthicay, Giving up. the as Range ‘The Fire up the “tallow dip" for use, askiige elsewhere for Cooking Ranges, for we them “for Washington, S22" stoves for less. Gas Fiztures, cor. 11th and G sts. n.w. ap for EZ Special prices for BARBER & ROS ir. gi Mai GUNING, Th TOOLS. If you seek power or culture—tt hought— th, but every week, KLY REVIEW, its invaluable catalogue of ring all current ite and At all news stands, 100 40, their fsroho ‘safety he sitions, 35 i oH. 3! OWES 100." Install 425 New York <q >OORE, CORE. COKE. apistt JOHNSON BROTHERS, S, THE HOUSE MOVER, 1S Taise and move houses; thirty ase the most fastidious, nt. ap: VERY-DAY OC’ URI we hundreds turned out nigean office which markt Woaid you 78, perfret typoorarhan hjern work and just priceal When vee ws are grinters McGILL & WALUACE, "1107 EST. N.W. apl5 BP TOTEL LEASE FOR SALE. LEASE, GOOD WILL AND FURNI- TURE OF HOTEL MORRISETT; LO- CATION ONE OF THE BEST, 14TH AND H STS, N. W. COMPLETELY HED AND DOING GooD GOOD REASON FOR APPLY TO R. 0, HOLTZMAN, 10TH AND F STS. N.W. my2-tu,th,s,4t Sees CREAT IT Upon the keys, combined with an ir- regular key action, is what you have to contend with When you use old REE sample style typowriters, " Wuh the Rocking bouk of Eine Short Mechaniem of the “MIT Linen Type- PREMIER" it ta only necessary to writer Paper. touch the keys lightly for @ clear, unt ‘Send for our m2 i Straw Sail month—more ao ‘The mont fashionableis the Navy Blue *Ir- ridmeent Rough Straw Sailors with the oad brit, eatie raph never mateea mistake COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH CO. (27 F at.n.w. EASTON, Pres, Be F- CROMELIN. Seo. WE STRUCK IT RICH! ‘was a fortunate thing we bought a big quantity of these fine pin-nead checked suitinga We struck it rich. ‘They are attractive, dressy, make up stylishly, and are destined to have a great run, ‘We make them to order in the stylish 3-but. double or single-breasted sack for $30. G. WARFIELD SIMPSON, “Intelligent Tailoring.” Cor, 12th and F sts. n.w. my2 ABOUT “FOREIGN” THINGS. Some people are £0. ever astingly. yuck” on foreign things that they put oreixn” thince in their wines—adulterate them. "We don't take ‘to. “foreign” thins Quraeives and. our’ wines take as. tng but the virgin.pure grape juice our own vineyard in sunny Cali- ever enters Into the combination EF our pois . Sd ee eaesl “le pe" OF malaria—on 0c. q TO-KALON WINE COMPANY, G19 Tach “ae. nw ‘Teleonone “bee m2 BM rather ia likely to de generally fair tomorrow. LATHS.—LATHS.—LATHS. at greatly reduced prices. All kinds: JUNIPER, SPRUCE, N. ©. PINE LATHS —all the best of their kind, ‘We sell the N. C. Pine at 83 per 1,000, whereas everybody else gets 83.25. How ts that? Ea [7 you sce it in our ad, it's #0. LIBBEY, BITTINGER & MILLER, umber, Mill Work and Builders’ Hardware,” Cor. 6th and New York ave, n.w. my2 JHYPERMETROPIA, fecta f the cealar uniaciry aif acourstely ested Oy e 2°6. 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Govenxment Recerrrs Topay.—Internal revenue, €203,673; customs, $502,174. aie Meese Exstax S. 8. Woop, naval aid to the Secre- tary of the Navy, returned to Washington today from attendance at the naval review. Goverxor Kettox Inu.—Gen. J. C. Kelton governor of the Soldiers’ Home, is reported to be very ill at his residence at the home. = A Navan Payment.—The Secretary of the Navy has made the twentieth payment of | $91,890 to Cramp & Son on account of the battle ship Massachusetts, ares SEE A Navat Boarp, consisting of Surgeons H. J. Babin and C. G. Herndon and Passed Assistant Surgeon F. W. Wiever, bas been appointed to examine applicants for admission to the Naval Academy at the May examination. —— SURRENDERED To CaNapa.—The Secretary of State has issued a warrant for the surrender to the Canadian authorities of James Milbanks, | now in custody in the northern district of New York. He is charged with larceny. Tur Cuoctaws Qvier.—Secretary Hoke Smith bas received a telegram from Indian Inspector Faison in which be states that the Choctaw outlook is altogether peaceful. The Locke force and the militia are disbanding. oe Stiven Purcuases.—The Treasury Department | yesterday purchased 320,000 ounces of silver, as follows: 30,000 at 20.8400, 100,000 at 20.8419, | 25,000 at 20.8420, 100,000 at 20.8424, 15,000 at $0.8425, 50,000 at $0.8435. The offers were | 403.000 ounces. os Nationat Bays Notes Ovreraxprxo.—The total national bank notes outstanding May 1| was $176. 7,an increase during April of | $4,388,904. The imercase in these notes based on United States bonds was $11,177,812, while | there was a decrease in these notes bused on lawful money deposited of $6, i Ex-Secretany Rusk to Start ron Hoxr.— Ex-Secretary Rusk was at the Agricultural De- partment yesterday paying his respects prepar- | atory to his departure for his home in Viroqua, Wik, Mr. Rusk left today on the 1 o'clock | Pennsylvania limited and will stop off for a few | days in Chicago, Ax Assistaxt Curer.—Commander FP. A. Cook today assumed his new duties as assistant | chief of the bureau of navigation, Navy De- | partment, This office was created at the last session of Congress and Commander Cook is its first incumbent. His last duty was as equip- ment officer at the navy yard, Boston. To Dury ar THe Ansenar.—Second Lieut. Henry C. Squife, third artillery, bus been re- lieved from further duty at Fort McHenry, and will report without delay to the command- ing officer, third artillery, at Washington bar- | racks for assignment to temporary duty with battery E of that regiment. — Important Customs Remeanixo. — Acting Secretary Hamlin has instructed the coflector of customs at Boston, Mask., to ask for a revi of the decision of the board of appraisers i the case of C.F. Hovey & Co., ax to the duti- able rates on imported ladies’ cloaks, trimmed with fur. The decision makes the fur the ar- ticle of chief value und institutes radical de- parture in present practice. — Personat.—Thomas 8. Holmes of New York, H.C. Barker of Newark, N.J., C.f. Tenny of Boston and J. E. Porter of Pittsburg are at Willard’ oA. Cuppia and George Fisher of New York, Thos. W. Haines of Wilkes- barre, Pa..and Frank I. Shaw of Maryland are at the Randall.—_—J. W. Goodroch of New York, T. E. Melver of Jacksonville, Fla., Senator Hunton of Virginia and v Bertrand of London are at the Ebb: George W. Cott of New York, A. F. Harden of Dallas, Tex., 8. Thorne of Richmond, England andA. M. Gerslee of Chicago are at the Riggs. ——William T. Hammett of Newton, Mars. J. M. Bunson of Colorado Springs, Col. 0. B. Turner of New York, Joseph B. Rathbone | of Elmira, Alexander R. Lawton of Sa- vannah, Ga., and J. W. Jackson of Peters- burg are at the Arlington.——Charles H. Hess of New York, D. C. Lick, jr., of Wheeling, W. | Va. Alexander C. King of Atlanta, Ga., A. O, Bacon of Macon, Ga., and E. E. Dearborn of Boston are at the Shoreham.——G. H. White of New York, Ned E. Hildreth of Lansing, Mich.,and Rev. Rittredge Wheeler of Hart” ford, “Conn,. are at the Fredonia. ——H. L. | Smith of Alabama, Albert L. Gihon of the | navy and Joseph 8. Whistler of Baltimore are at the Richmond.—C. H. Bishop of New York and F. E. Lant of Brooklyn are at the Johnson. —John H. Knapp of South Norwalk, Conn., | J. H. Brown of Massachusetts, H. Hunter of | Louisville aud M. A. Root of Opymia, Wash., aro at the National.—C. W. Barty of South Carolina, Dr. O. Gibson of Macon, Ga., | and F. G. Pate of Attleboro, Mass, are at the Metropolitan.——Lewis Oge of Texas, 8. M. Nelson of New York, J. P. Morton of | nsas City, Mo., Dr. G. B. Dutton of Boston | and 8. Rockwell of Troy, N. Y., are at the St. | James.—George H. Atwood of New York and | FD. Taylor of Philadelphia are at the How- | ard. . 1 | the graceful curves of the peristyle showed out | distinctly against the clear sky overhanging OTHER TELEGRAPHIO NEWS. TRUDGING THROUGH THE MUD. Thousands of Persons Visit the Exposition Grounds, Cuicaco, May 2.—Bright sunshine and « clear sky made the big white world’s fair build- ings attractive to look upon this morning, and at the first opening of the gates there was a thin stream of visitors through, which swelled to a steady current of human- inty as the forenoon wore on. The early comers were considerably jostled and posted around by the men who were removing the de- bris and other evidences of yesterday's opening, and inside the buildings gangs of laborers were at work unpacking belated exhibits and putting them in place. The roadways, too, were not the | most attractive places in the world for the exer- cise of pedestrianism, Between the sleeping amphitheater, banked against the administration building, ‘and the , basin with the giant statue guarding ite shore line, lay a placid sea of I, trodden and stirred up by the feet of the thousands of people who had gathered there yesterday. To the east Lake Michigan, and to the sonth the balls of agricultare and mechanic arte showed their chiffs of entablature and smooth columns, all the whiter for the acres of liquid mud streteb- ing away from them, | The great statue of the Republic gave strength and splendor to the whole scene. Under foot a quagmire of all uncleanness; above, around and on every side light, color, Prismatic-hued flags, warmth and beauty. AVOIDING THE MUD. In this condition of affairs it was not strange that the rolling chairs and electric launches were well patronized. In the former fat men lolled at ease, propelled by slim-waisted stu- dents in natty uniforms, and haughtily disregarded the gibes and ‘jeers of hardier visitors who plowed through the mud On the lagoons the electric launches and naphtha boats were filled with parties of ladies and children, who viewed the panorama in comfort from the water. ASPHALTING THE ROADS. The mud problem will soon be solved, how- ever. Director of Works Burnham, whoturned up early this morning after the fatigue and excitement of yesterday, says that all the road- ways will be asphalted within the week. Then, instead of clinging mud, there will bea smooth, even surface which will turn the water into the sewers and with it whatever mud may accumu- late, for the roadways will be flusbed every night by the exposition fire department, and will be spick and «pan every morning. The forenoon crowds of visitors soon learned that most of the buildings were in the hands of the installation people, and most of the atten- tion was devoted to the wooded island, the battle ship and the Midway plaisance, where everything is compiete. IN MIDWAY PLATSANCE. In the Intter avenue, which has already been nicknamed “Nigger Row,” because of the dark hue of most of its denizens, ororring ot in full blast from early morning. The after prayers in the mosque, began the secular occupation of enticing the nimble dollar from the pockets of the infidel throng. The dancing girl writhed and pirouetted before gaping crowds of curiosity seekers; the Irish coileens in Lady Aberdeen’s village—from which pigs are eru- elly excluded—put on their sweetest smiles; the Dahomeyans grunted their approval of the sunshiny wenther; the South Sea Islanders stalked forth and exchanged the greetings of the day with their next doorneigh- bors from the Island of Ceylon, and there was agenerai air of enjoyment not unmixed with business pervading the whole thoroughfard, OUTSIDE THE GROUNDS. Onteide the grounds the cable cars unloaded thousands of passengers, many of whom were attracted by the sideshows which line the strects for blocks on each side of the entrances, The lemonade and popcorn men did a. thriving | business, the dime mnseums were well patron- ized and everything showed that the big show with all its minor attractions and side isstes was in full blast. APOUT 300,000 ADMISSIONS YESTERDAY. * Horace Tucker, superintendent of the de- partment of admission, was an exceedingly busy man this morning, and his staff of assistants was equally so, Far into the t they labored to arrive at rrect and close estimate of the at- tendance at the opening ceremonies. The exact number of people who passed through the gutes of the white city will never be known, because thousands of pastes were used by ex- hibitors, their agents, fair emploves and news- paper men, which were not taken up at the | kates, co that the figures, as far as they include those people, must be approximate. The oficial figures wail be given out later, as Mr. T: is still at work on them, but it was ascertained from semi-official sources that the estimate made by the chief of the department late last night will fail somewhat flat in the face of the state- ment to be made to Treasurer Seeberger today. The estimate of 600,000 people will be reduced about half, as the coun: has proceeded far enough to warrant the basing of an estimated attendance, paid and free, of 300,000, Mr. Tucker and others who talked of half million and more based their figures on the supposition that every stock- holder who had tickets good for any day of the six months used them yesterday, and that cll the persons who held the 125,000 tickets sold in advance used them. The estimate of 100,000 exhibitors, employes, &c., being on the Rrounds 1s also excessive, ‘Still 900,000 is a great crowd considering the adverse conditions, and alongside the biggest day at the centennial exposition it becomes greater. Commissioners Massey and St, Clair, Presi- dent Higginbotham and Director Schwab ar- rived at administration building early to attend the meeting of the council, winich will endeavor to adjust the trouble in rezard to the make of piano to be used by Paderowki in Music Hall he meeting of the council will not be an entirely harmonious one, as Mr. St. Clair has not re- ceded from his determined stand against allow- ing in the grounds a piano made bya firm which refused to exhibit. wand administration building the setting given yesterday's scene was fast being changed. Acorps of men were at work removing the chairs from the grand stand, where the open- ing ceremonies took place. They were placed on wagons and carted to a place of storage. Two gangs of men were then put to work tearing down the stands, and by 2 o'clock it hud entirely disappeared and the I-mber was being rapidly taken away. At 10 o'clock in the morning an orchestra of sixty pieces, under the dircetion of Adolph Leixgang, gave an open-air concert in the stand in the west section of the plaza. A good crowd was in attendance and, mufiled in overcoats and wraps, listened to a tplendid program. The afternoon open-air concert was also weil at- tended, and this feature of the world’s fair Promises to receive much well-merited com- mendation. The display in electrity building is yet in such shape that it cannot be inspected with any sense of justice to exhibitors or d of plensure to tho visitors, and the building was closed. It is thought, however, that it will be in condition to warrant opening’ in a few days. ee Booth’s Condi.ion Unchanged. New Yon, May 2.—It was said at the Play- ers’ Club this morning that Booth’s condition had not changed since yesterday. Hi i i i 8 = he if & only ‘open for the enforcement of such law was the method of force, and thet was justifiable in the case of the Bering sea om the same ground as in the case of revenue and quarantine laws. Mr. Carter to argue on the eub- ject of ns, But was int by Sir Charles Russell of counsel for Great Bri who said that Great Britain would recede from the that the ques- tion of rights «h be argued apart ‘the question of regulations. Sir Charles Rus- sell stated, however, that he could not object An animated discussion followed, in which Baron de Courcel, president of the tribunal; American Arbitrator Harian, British Arbitrator Lord Hannen, Sir Charles Russell and Mr. E. J. Pheips took part. It was finally @irected that counsel for Great Britain should argue the question of Tights and the question of regulations rately, but that the tribunal would not separate decisions. ir, Carter then proceeded with bis arga- ment, which will be concluded today. HOMESTEAD EXCITED. Strike of Workmen Who Took the Pisces of Other Strikers. Prrrsnens, Pa., May 2.—Yesterday at noom fitty skilled workmen in the 33-inch beam mill of the Carnegie stecl works at Homestead threw aside their tools and quit work. They refused to accept the reduction stipulated im the new ecalo, which went into effect yesterday, and asa result struck for higher wages. ‘The whole town is excited. ‘The former union men look upon the trouble asa victors forthem. It is said they intend returning to work to get even with the present strikers, who accepted their Positions last sum- mer. ae NOT BAD FOR CLEVELAND. Street Ratiway Consulidation Results tm Low Fares und Quick Service. Crevetaxn, Onto, May 2—The big street car consolidation in this city went into effect yesterday. Under the new arrangement electrie trains are run through from the eastern limits of the city to Brooklyn (the southern suburb recently annexed to the city), a distance ot ten miles, without transfer. ‘Trains are ran on three minutes time, and five on the branch lines, The entire trip fare from Eust End to Brooklyn isfourcents. The four-cent fare has been adopted by all lines in this city with two exceptions. > — Shot by Her Son at Supper. Curcago, May 2—NMrs. Mary E. Meibojeski of No. 911 James avenue was shot and prob- ably fatally wounded by her son Michsel at the 0 table last evening. Members of the faubly ony the shooting wee aceidental. After ‘the shooting the sou left the house and did not return, The police were unable to find him. — es Turf Exchanges to Bo Licensed. Ricuxonp, Va, May 2.—The lower branch of the city council bas passed an ordinance fixing the license for turf exchanges at $4,500. It is believed that this will practically shut off their reopening in this city. i hess Roughs Attempt to Take « Train. Hoxtixorox, W. Va., May 2.—Albert Watts, a Wayne county desperado, attempted to kill Conductor Jones, who runs a passenger train on the Kenova division of the Norfolk and Western road, while the train was at Ferguson station, but the plucky conductor made him desst in hisefforts, Watts’ friends, who are tough, tried to take the train, and made threats they would. The company therefore hes placed guards on the same and will give the gang the worst of it should they endeavor at any time to carry out their inteations, Sale of a Southern Kallway. CuaxLestox, 8. C., May 2.—The Charleston, Cincinnati and Chicago railroad was sold at private auction today, under decree of the — poreg Be ceeag = Kaggre | to Charles E. jellier of Boston, + Tepresenting bond holders, for $550,000, and a crtited check of $25,000 was put up to bind the purchase, —— pa Killed His Employer and Then Himself. Loxpox, May 2—At Gresford, in Denbig- shire, Wales, Mrs. Whittle, a resident of that place, was yesterday murdered by her groom, named Shellard, who afterward shot himself. He then lay down by her side and died, ——__ A Lightning Shoemaker. Lyx, Mass., May 2—In Harney Bros." shoo shop yesterday a pair of kid button shoes were made complete and packed inacarton in 15 minutes, 45 secouds. The best previous record was 25 minutes. The shoes will be exhibited ot ‘the world’s fair. aia To Succeed Judge Alvey. Baurmone, Mp., May 2.—Gov. Brown has appointed John Mitchell Robinson chief jus- tice of the court of appeals, vice Richard H. Alvey, appointed by President Cleveland chief? justice of the new Supreme Court of the Dis- trict of Columbia. A. Hunter Boyd was made by the governor associate justice of the court of appeals and chief justice of the fourth Judie cial district. An Exaggerated Report About Typhus, New York, May 2.—The report circulated last night that two cases of typhus fever had developed on the White Star freighter Nomadio was found this morning to be considerably ex= aggerated. The best proof of this is the fact ‘that the steamer this morning. ——— The Duke Gets the First Cherries. SacnameNto, May 2—The first box of Call~ fornia cherries for 1893 wus ehippea yesterday tothe Duke of Veragua. care of the managers of the California exhibit at the world’s fair, — ‘The Jeff Davis Reinterment. Ricamoxp, Va., May 2.—The city council bas appropriated £4,000 to defray the expenses in= cident to the reinterment of the remains of Jefferson Davis May 31. vse ten ay No Postmasters Today. who has charge of this branch of the activities of the Post Oftice Department, instead of going to Chicago, as many officils did, went to his home in New York state, where he spent Sunday and returned in time to sign @ of appointments, ro that the usual list will be out tomorrow, and the pleasing sequence which he bas established and maintained with so much industry since he was made fourth ristent general will only be rupted by the lapse of one day. Kedimeatan.—seito-r-ston District Ixvexrors —Patents were today to citizens of the District as follows: Perry A. Saum, gauge attachment for rules,