Evening Star Newspaper, May 4, 1893, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, TiO2 Pennsyivasia Aveane, corner 11ch 3t., by The Evening Star N Company, NSH KAUFFMANS, Presta ew York Office, mmeiiak 88 Potter Builliag, ee in.” Copies at the counters jrwhere in the United States or ESO cents per month. Sarcaa¥ QUADRUPLE SHEET STAR $1. O0peryear; with torsien postage aided, $5.00. = tered at the Post Office at Washington, D. C., extonclacematl matter] = {E2~ All mall subscriptions mast he paid in advance. Rates of advertising made known on application, a Che Evening Star. Vou. 82, No. 20,563. WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1893-TEN PAGES, FINANCIAL. | SPECIAL NOTICES. | SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. = | ie SPIRTTCALISM.—MISS MAGGIE GAULE ! THE cal : MASONIC.—A SPECIAL COMMUNICA. oxer Avvanceo. Wasmseros Loss Aso Taosr Bas ulin acactentneien tt SCS Miia seria, asp morose | Re Wine Lanta Palas pk MONEY ADVANCED TO MERCHANTS ON HIGH COMPASY, Hnesat foo H st-n.w., and every FRIDAY SIGHT at SEW 31ST ISSUE, ists, af 2 o'clock p.m. to attend the. funeral of oUF ¢lass accounts, ‘th = Wonn’s Hal, 721 dth st. a. w. Jazd-thaitt Books now open for subscriptions to stock. $1 per cet brother, Samuel M. Thatcher. By order of niisacss se ——— share, commencing with May, at the office of the | the W. M. xi MONEY ADVANCED TOCONTRACTORS FOR CAR- Se ee OEE Me We with geod for your awn mower, Seria, : alae H. 8. MERRILL, Secretary. rying on work. — re. en and put ein ord: for 31 ‘Koltcne Ma A IRA eo — LEBANON LODGE, No, 7, F. A. A.M. wet L mem for your varden ho “{ * te . = ed cot o MONEY ADVANCED TO REAL ESTATE sPEcU- Interest paid on depesite, reosir and return if .or G percent saditions! on seroate a tans 5 at TBO in thea a. deseo will LATORS—First and good Second Reg Hk, ort vam an oxcellent | Wire 11 percent paid. n matured stock conferred. By order uf the W. Trust Sotesaccepted as collateral for Se eer Sate ore footlnvert ont for monthly savings, a | meee Bo PEON ae = Loans. Trust Notes maturing inop- Safe deposit boxes for rent. fe will welt you jastable Wire tate dealt ee wie en ENS. co-operative and liber Brel. oo. BUNTON, LODGE, | NO. 31. rortanely tates up and carrind, pera Ta Seal Eton | Sharevereioane cant ete pign ee MM) Booth A, Oy0, Eye toi a adiarnga weitng MONEY AD¥ANCED For ALL t homie and coupe ROBT |G: SEMMPBELL, | SP conterring the thir’ Chileeteer by Feanies won a PURPOSES. se a co Fs . x Secure investments furnish ines, all compere, for 81.73. + 517 10th st a imembers of Tukowa Lodge.” All third degree MONEY ADVANCED AGAINST ANY AVAILABLE es = tes eine Cee Pe Gist Baident, = “= otlaea aeaanenclieiimtl in Aiegeeniiegllon COLLATERAL. bo leapt We wil "srll you 108 feet of Poul- ami ir Wr SSO my h.2t RICHARD EMMONS. Rec. Sec. try Wire . A. PRESC( = is > was 3] STOCK. BONDS AND KEAL ESTATE BOUGHT (Call or ask fo: information. Wes ulone of the. Anes 5 casurer, See2 RS. WAITE, THE WONDERFUL TEST AND SOLD. Ute Tan Sorluiters for #125 that Repere cuilding, LAGE ak mw. | FE ad uriness medium of Cxlifornte, bas ar oP ever bouxht, = a Tien, nw. “Hours 11 a.m. t0 9 poltt me nytt All business strictly confident cERS: welt you” mg Bquart_ Teo 8: Fie Se : een Rechiesss enor. with cedar tubs at. 81:23. Ge TE ordi Some 5085 OF TEMPERANCE, havea doves SEAINARD H: WARNER. Presi@ent. 1 onett * yon Rrowele’ at Toe ‘ON THE WING." “| ING, 7-30 v'elocks May’ in th lect of Bap- Banker and Broker, INO. JOY EDSON, Vice Presisent. Gn Hoes oat SOe., " Syadea onsen stock: of Nem. | tice Chace, scorer Seen ee ee Room 23, Kellogg building, 1416 Fst. n-#., ). A. SWOPE, Second Vice President at 450." ghd” SOc.) Shovels at SOc, lige Shirts. "When wee look arvuniius we | €Ars. Come in ts pape onesie? 7p myett ‘Washington, D.C. ».R. CARMODY, Troanarer. anc dt Date hons Ap theta eae | Fem MRS, Mea = S. See: y. x pre: 1 ner ‘ee! ] aT Wat B. ROBISON. Secretary. G2-It was not chance that gave us, the {ut for the biewest Nexiice Shirt business | Spy 4th SY ROGRAPHICAL TEMPLE: ANDEEW PARKER, Assistant Secretary. tay tte Foeire “iene {in town—ana has the stock to command it: | (gen "Other Saulen btn Bae Spon iS) T 0 R A G E eee Swot bes he bos: we guineren hewinn tae ea SERIAL, SAVINGS AND VUILDING AS: : ot ben : theron the win m | AVIN are in Fy Charles B, Baties, John 'k. Heaton, ave touched therm.” They aro W. 8. TENE, Men's Belongivas, SOA, AVE. mya | BE ROTATIONS PLE T HEN 5 ries B, . \. Hint A of other gas cooking stoves aioe —= yoU CAN 7 eT MEETING. * &. E.. Barter, Zoun B. Larne:. as the electri: light is ZOU CAN OW The fitt anita me oe wie ge ed ahead "of the candie-“as. near | perfee- Beem ior hs ow and Bailing Atsgelation srt be eta ‘The magnificent storage warehouse of | RN Hatche ty ree tion as has” yet been reached, and, At KEN-GAR (ny new subbivision at the “serial.” 1426 F Kell this Company i so far ahead of the | Charies iam Hints Spear, warmers: open dose" kickers amatce soherpenlcay pa EArt ee wounee ‘ usual storage quarters about town that John K. Carmody, i Stevens, Srikers,” alrceralating cocky. and are venience. T'll accept payments as small Dual report, olicers to serve the rusulne yer will bo | John M_ Clapp FY simple “and easily handled—a | luzur as 85a month and will ive a liberal dis- lee g of there is scarcely any comparison to be) Horace 8. Chiuiuings, J's. Swormsicat, y - v elec ed and’ such other business transacted as may mada Absolwely fire and burglar | J.J. Darlington, ‘Seccus trocsuslle weed eirhin {he reach of all. 1h ‘count for larg? installinents. ‘The invest- Properly come before the ineeting. Subscriptions for Proof and equipped whh all the mod-| John Jay Fason, HH Warner, BABDER & HOSS, cor 1ithand'Gste. nw. my3 ect ia oes apne hi yet et satis whl be received.” Gi vortatere ns Paviments on ern appointments necessary to safe and | }itwrt Fo Fox, 2 A Wileon. = nually. Send for a circular or call. RUBE. G. CAMPBELL, President, ge rirtere Na Gren” oat dnc eS sPintivs WS HALL, 721 | HENRY N. COPP. Read Estate, 706 8TH ST. N.W. 517 1oth st. new. desirable storage @ O.€. Green, 5.W pdward, PI HALL, 721 Houscheld effects, silverware, fine | William B. Gurley, ALS. Worthington, m3-2t s =~ 6 St Rew WEDNESDAY, @ he ge | Soe PRESCOTT, ecry and Treamarer, china, rare bric-a-btrac, pictures, paint- Sop ihe evidence of spin presence, Mra E, Me- 14) B ings, Kke., are stored in the most se- cure snd careful manner. We employ only “‘expert™ packers and competent draymen of long experience to peck, handie and transport the goods, and hold ourselves responsible for ail losses, breakace, Kc. Wexons of the mos: improved and modera pattern are used for hauling. The Company also contracts with families to move their effects from one | at onse to another or from one city to another ‘This Company stores pianos in rooms ef even temperature all the year around. The advantazes of an even ‘temperature are many. @1.50 per month. each mene Your Fisaveru, Acest. ‘This Company wili act as your finan- cial agent. collecting rents, interest, dividends and incomes generally, man- aging estates, &c. Fil informati The month of May offers the last obtain stock in the tenth seriem; t | against new sa! Per cent per anni. alrea. chi cor THOMA: FL & WESCOTT, Tres my? Prnsoxs Havixa portunity to dooks will close Shares, #200 riptionin at its = payments theroon $1 each per month, com cing with January, INO2 Interest al owed at 6 ‘Alarce number in while you nthiy meeting MAY 9, st. 63 ay toduso. Keuls (oso. Kecular er of Par eve. and 10 ‘S DOWLING, Pres dent TAYLO. Vice Presi 13 F st new. uurer. 1007 Pa ave. BW. W. H. WETZEL. Secretary, 2 35 H st. nw. Sat CAPITAL OR SAVINGS Can invest {t in THE BIRKBECK and recetve SIX PER CENT PER ANNUM. n fui shed upon application. Cor- BECK, respondence invited. THE BIRK COOPER UNION, NEW YORK CITY. TRUSTEES. < Se x Hon. Charles S. Fairchild, Aventeax Secvarry & Tavsr Co. Hlon. Chavies &. F: ae : Hon. Abram S. Hewitt, A. Ancostus Frastue 2 Uivases D. Eddy, \ Gen, Jomn B. Woodward, an. B. Suath, C. J. Bell, exesvere BANKING HOUSE, 1405 G ST Gustave H. Nchwah. und by 0 Willian G Var n daily from Bain. t0 3 pte Dorclock. ido M. Harper, Jay eveninis J-th, sta STORAGE WAREHOUSE, 1140 ISTH ST. N.W. agtDea ates Vaud LU) Ce payable in on® year affo: eent investments on conpons being attached in Of interest either quarterly. semi Ally as desired, whieh saves the bi ant annoyance. Wealss ise ci Payable in three mon! x r\ on Pri one of the best per Inter: pt pays fe worry ro of deposit ouths whic pay 4| tren Stocks, Hons and G Cotton bought and so let ann} [J 3i, C. T. Hav Member Washinst: Keal Estate and Rooms 9 an! 11, Ausntic Building, 960 Fst. now. INVESTO arcin. in New York or New Orleans, NDENTS. New York Stock Ex- REE: Hazsuan & Co., ww York Cotton Exchange. oan, Stern & Co. , New Orleans © Exchange. von Brom. & Co.. Chicago Boardot Trade. wate wires (o New 208s, Culeagy aus J © DANIEL, S BMIEDING AND LOAN ASo0: Fst.. Washington, D.C. 5 per cont INTEREST PAID on special denosite ate of de owt.” Full-pa.d stock PAYS 6 PER pg P CER. | CENT interest from advte yar « DEMAND” CER. | “Fixed matucity fock, £100 per share, pasabl momen nth, sat = these | inentha, ape feach sia. pay Spercent per annum. principal faterest | Py payable wh-never the depositor sere At co withdraw his | U x1ox Prana. Grif you have not alresdy a bank accoant with us ‘We shall be pleased to open one with Fou atany time. (Onur facilities for handling all classes of accounts are second to none. Ladies are specially invited todo business with us—every attention extended. Woods & Co., F. H. SMITH, Presiden’ A. M. LOTHROP—JOUN T. Vice Presidents, T. A. LAMBERT, Treasurer. J. H. RALSTON, Secretary. EDALE, Bank open during business hours and from 6 to § o'clock Saturday evenincs. Font per cent interest pai on ordinary deposits and larger dividends on instal:inent deposits. fe7-tt Bankers, 1222 F Street N. W. EQUITABLE CO-OPFRATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION. 2 5th ISSUE OF STO FIRST PAYMENT. MAY, 1893. SHARES $2.50 FACH PER MONTH. Subscriptions for the 25th issue of stock an first payment thereon will be received daily from 9am. to 4:30 p. m. at the office of the Association ASSETS, APRIL, 1803, ” For pamphicts and information apply at the SUE ed US Une aps 8 Per Gent INTEREST GUARANTEED. PAYABLE SEMI-ANNUALLY. REAL ESTATE SECURITY. Our 3-year Coupon Certificate offers the best investment now on the market. The conditions and acreement plain and essily $114,000. @ ASSETS, Call at the office, FIDELITY BUILDING, LOAN AND INVEST- MENT ASSOCIATION, 908, 914 G st. n.w.. Washington, D.C. HARRISON DINGMAN, President. sr office of the Association. JOHN JOY EDSON, Sec'y, Office, Equitable building, my2-6t 1003 F at. T. Nartoxan Sure Derosrz. SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY (Cf the District of Columbia, CORNER 15TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE. (Chartered by special act of Congress Gan.. 1867, and acts of Oct.. 1890, and Feb.. 189% CAPITAL: ONE MILLICN DOLLAR& @AFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. CARHART & LEIDY’S ALK ALE: ue Siop T durable, shed« dust and water and always cols dreswy, navy bine, black, Brown. cren und garnet (Hote the width), 52 inches wide. Osixy SL Yan. GE. SUITS. ‘We save you both the trouble and worry, of @ dreseinaker and a good part of your money by takin 20 per ceut off our excel. leat line of Serge Suits, nuvy blue and Now $7.50 To $13.50. a we 5 SUMMER FLOOR COVE KING. an ee MEE GNCeE wena ot Weer Stineed to remind sowod the advantage of Matting. for momen. sae Jewelry, silver ware and valuables of price ig saviny the wear and tear on Kinds in owners packace, trunk oF case taken Earnet, ay carpet should not. be lef Sn depontt at uoderate cost Garing the shimmer. Coton sear wears BAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT. best and we are offering an excellent Cot- te received from TEN CENTS upward, tou Warp Seamless Macting | and interest allowed on 85 and above, Ar 35c. Yano. Loans money om real estste and collateral Matti ae low as security. persard. FRUGT, DEPARTMENT. = ART & LEIDY. sugune, “and exccates trusts Sear Haier ite re : Efeparea by « competent attorney in daily attend- | QD YDER, = NJAMIN P_ SN President. FEY sdlaeee ere | yy HOMAS JONES, Thint Vice Pres. W TL STURTEVANT Secretary. ‘©. WILSON, Trust Officer. Directors . Snyder, Tenas C. Rot as i Plant, Matthew d. Emery, Tlngbape. Charles A Jamea. jenry A. Willard, E. Francis Kise, M. So Charles C. Glover, - John 6. Parke, Pe. feeees RotetOriisitmnan, Woodbury Blair’ "mh17 wx & Macarrser. MEMBERS OF THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, ‘Cenrespondents of Messrs. Moore & Schles, 80 Broad- way. Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds. Deposits. Exhance, the exchaag ee yarn Polladelpuia: Boston wuchaages of rx, Putin! See Rtimore < taade of 11 t securities, District mee ‘Ocal Haliroad, Gas, Insurance and ‘stock dealt in. Bell Telephone Stoak bought andsold. 403 Loans. 1 securition listed my3 S Tru Aso 706 K Sx N. W. 3 uat Mx W.S. Tromrsox Sars: April 20, 1893. Mr. M. W. Beveridve. MY DEAR SIR: Tn answer to your in- silry I take pleasure in'sayine § good word Bethe “HadyRetrisecator, have one at use and snot her at iy gt T pleased ‘At Birst we fered that which cominend them: Cleanliness, would be frequently broken? bow, after an ex coe of ten years with Out one such We are ready to in- Gorse their durability a3 well as their clean- neither of the refrigerators has any way and both appear f how as When Lew. Ve aresole D ¥ ly’ See them before buy= tng any other m: ator. ake. Beveridge’s, 1215 F Asp 1214 G Sr. A. F. Dunn’ the old nan own ideas. = g-2 10 MY CUSTOMERS. tings daily, 1914 Pa. ave, fneton, Thave taken into partnership A, W. Hendricks and and we will continue to serve our patrons at their homes with our special refined grades of Gasolines, Fluids and Illuminating Oils for howse- hoid purposes, from our Yellow Tank agons under **The Hellman Retail Tank Line Co." Office and Warehouse, 2d and K sts. 9. w, Very respectfully, JOHN H. HELLMAN, myS.3° WORN MADE-TO-MEASURE = CLOTHES? Delightful feeling of satisfaction have on an “individual” garment modeled afier your in knowing you Let us uke you a spring suit ora pair of trousers Our word yor it, we'll please you. Suits to order, 5 up. rousers to order, $5 up. EISEMAN BROS., Cor. 7thand E sta. n.w. eS VEEPING REDUCTION IN PRICES, ‘Por th pueumatic Capri 1s, 1b The ap2s-10t" ‘Thess revised pric am DR. How ay tires. Seu, r. stancard Snish, wation Rambler, standard finish, G, & J. cush- KEL ¢ yd inks «fh PPICE H 2tolp. m. andays aptit TELEPHONE su £4.00 and B uch vere for ron Gas” FY SE COUNEN asWE ARE CLOSING OUT Sr brand new $140 psycho safet ith solid "thes, 850; cusiiious, $100. “Installiuents taken. H.'s. 1225 New Yor! e8 to "URS + 1a. m. CALL, 1753, e benefit of that class of cyclists which prefer w hich-grade machines and yet cannot one hundred ani fifty dollars for their mount, we havs concluded to adopt the following list prices on Spring-frame machines, namely No. 1 Kaubler, standard finish, G. & J. pneumatic $120 #100 as) “8120 s go into effect on this date above coods are brand new and not altered or rn in any respect, ‘we otter ers that 10 wore display—we can save apitm_ FENDERS, atures, de. THIRTY y_bte dati setters <concinded | spec Tuents tor the sale fag an. factory Coke. Immediate delireries. J. MAURY DOVE, ‘Main office, 2st and sts. n.w. ch Offices, Hest. nw. Mata: — _ ape we Kinds if he b and Support Io ap2-te apes-tt Eee witha {ie Tow th Best cradea foinily coul—low prices, NOT READY Fi ES until you have supplied yourself nit-weizht Lap. Kobe and w Horse Covers Anything in thls line can be found at WOODWAED & LOTHROP'S, COKE. COKE. COKE. JOHNSON BROTHERS, Sai red Fn ERS, THE HOUSE MOVER, 18 Faise and move houses; thirty ‘Can please the most fw ious, apl9-17¢' HYPERMETROPIA, in, Myopia, Astizmaticm and de- lag matiseles all accurately treated by A. G. HAMILTON, Oculist. ‘With CAKL PETERSEN, n ew ers, price, 39.00. Pear: Handle dozen, Regular price, ¥7. We have only a limited quantity. R HARRIS & CO. is for fatal OU _ ATE, i ts and sitk Sup 5 agp AN EXTRAORDIN AY SNAP. ‘A happy purchase enables ms to offer PEARL HANDLE TABLE KNIVES with silver blates and bolster for 86.06 the half dozen. Rezular 0, Cor, 7th at CE, ly trade. Opt cian and Jeweler, 427 7th st. nw. Hours: Stodp.m. [apt] Examination free. 3 Si AM NOW PREPARED TO RNISH, current. These mot WAYS no commutator oF brushes, DIM WANHBURS: Plcetieal Expert: 12a 6 suaew! P< EVERY DOCTOR IN WASHINGTON Lisave money and get best returns for all he tn~ plies of all instie Hosiery Trusses, Sterilizers, Fraser's Tab- lets, Oxygen and Tenfel’s Belts our speciaities, Please call and examine our stock. est rates. Quality unexcelled. Prices reduced to Dessert Knives, 95.25 half nd D n. — Ick. E CO., TELEPHOSE, 486, ncure le Ked waxons. lea hor You've no Keal this to their clients. We'll, make CHAS. E. HODGKIN WOULD TRANSFORM THEM. shoul Such “modern” some old houses would appear if fitted with large French plate windows. Estate Agents jd sugwent a change Would cause @ speedier sale and rental, the change. for so doinx free upon request. Expert,” 913 7thst. Estimates my4 qs NEWER EW APPLIGANTS TO E o-operative Company should call this week at office of the company, 801 0th stn, for tickets. Contracts better thanever. my3-2t Be TENTH SERIES— CORNER 31ST AND my3t ‘F EDGAR P. BER} TAY 2, 1808, Weinhofmer, from thi one ble ‘cont ricka Weinbeti it every one obta m ings prices, . Popular Sta Oct, new wolusconting. niatter what you of bufiding, © sen: an estin CE BL TAZ 6 st nw. fue give stuck ay any tailor i ATCHEL a 0s t <a tive RED. ‘2th st. nw. evearing ‘morning, variable wit arrived at der for us, STACKS AND STACKS OF LaTHS. * * °* any kind you wan It will them out. ad. LIBBEY, its aw Cor. 6th and N.Y. ave, now. = EB PROG eh PROOF Th yon have a demp wall or if youdestre keeping y tect it from corr tot Foof paint. These 1 WILLTA, c of neat, attrartive Striped Ty ake vou'su ha suit from 828 y Keen door above wun: M STS. Books are open for the tenth series. ‘Meeting night, second Monday of each month. R in 2 ny tracted ny size 4 ore for Stationers’ tumere, oF nds. t. Bs ACID PROOF. tee CITIZENS' EQUITABLE BUILDING ASSOCTA- TION OF GEORGETOWS, D. ©., 8. THOMAS BROWS, Prestdent. EDGAR FRISBY, Vice President. ©, P. WILLIAMS, Secretary. . Treasurer. ‘Sun- my: OUR “OLD STOCK” PORT, 25e. at. et ee eee ALON WINE COMPANY, th st. mw. Telephone 8, any <q= WHAT IS NEEDED? at is ita new porch, new fence, new cayboard, new door, a new corner china KHEAD, But der. Phone 450. cS avenue.” my3 tonight or Thure@ay Schooner “John Sheaden" just Kiley’s wharl tom jolk with more $L45 Lum. All the lathe you want and Spruce Lathe, old and dry, at reduced prices that others can’t begin to meet. Do you know our prices? profit you to find bef you read it in our BITTINGER & MILLER, “Lumber, Mill Work and Builders' Hardware.” muy3_ WATER by us indorsed} some of oar leading citizens. Sen mamendations THE CHT) MINERAL P: 0. Box 214. Por sale by KOBERL BOYD, Hardware and General Supplies, 416 9th stu. w. apS-e hun AND H STS, N. W. BUSINESS. GooD SELLING. APPLY TO my2-tu, th,s,4¢ HOTEL LEASE FOR SALE. LEASE. GOOD WILL AND FURNI- TURE OF HOTEL MORRISETT; LO- CATION ONE OF THE BEST, 14TH COMPLETELY FURNISHED AND DOING GOOD REASON FOR R. 0. HOLTZMAN, 10TH AND F STS. N.W. faction we particularly of our make against allow! WISHING ALL OF OUR MA. hiehest degree of ation those ha ein tobe adjusted else~ tin n’ old ones daptisinal of his unt vival had about of M maydit* ‘he ceremony, will occur at costia alde of the ri ‘about three years go, ahip of nd Mdates wili be delivered by Key. W. P. Phi REV. G. 1. BERKLEY OF MT. BETHEL ou Wi'son st, betwern 2d DAY. May 7, lead to the ‘waters about forty canilid: tring efforts in holding a te About 10 o'clock &m! ‘his deiyoustraiton ts one the inany proofs of the | zealand efficiency ntcenaine the work of hey mules Particular locality and at this chureb. whic! fifteen (15) members when he took chars but can now poudly boast of a 250 anid of a neat little edifice that has leled and refuenis ‘The charge to the hips Gib- it.Carmel Baptist Church at 3o'clvc! foria to All carpenters hereby notified to strictiy oon- my4-3t he above agreement. _By onder of the assembly. ba We LIBBEY, mbe Cor. 6th is ‘There ts we cannot weeks. We ent handa one iota. mous bust 12th Telephone 98 The weather is likely to de fair tomorrow ‘andalightly warmer in the evening. sell the very best JUNIPER LATS aT 83 PER 1,000. Ererybody else gets 83.25. Juniper Laths are better than spruce, and yet we sell them lower. EW-1¢ you read it in our ad. ita a0. BITTINGER & MILLER, Work aud Ruildere’ Hardware,” New York ave. nw. my4 TRUTH INA NUTSHELL, It fs true that by makineasp-rfal fneas of collecting rents and managing Yroperty we can accomplish more and secure better reqults with less annoy- ance to an owner than he can, We have proved it often and will prove it to you if proof is necessary and you will give us an opportunity, ‘H. WARNER & CO., | Property Monagers, B10 Fst nw. 1t PRINTING FOR EX- RSLONISTS. ‘Am prepared to All your Deeds at lowest rates ‘or the best of work. “Shecial Fatea t0 chur ches aud Sunday schoo BYKON = ADAMS. Printer. Uny4y 514 11th THE RUMOR 18 NOT TRUE. truth in the rumor that we are so busy that it aive our customers a suit under three 'e admit We are extremely busy—yes, buster than at any time since we took possession af our pres me tarloring eatablishment. let you have a suit to measure in ten yas we are, end won't wkimp the work Our facilitics are second to none in this city, and that we are turning ont finer tailoring than any establishment in Washington 1s attested by the enor- iness we are doin. G. WARFIELD SIMPSON, "Intelligent Tailoring.” and F sts nw, <a COLUMB: E.D. guity of fal pri we are on May anew st lower prices now than’ later ony EASTON ‘The pro} newly dest Gay “orrespondence, Thou Plague and Pleasure of My Life.” A PLAGUE—when you dispatch your corre- sponaence by weank if stenograp ier: tate it to the KE—when youd fy. eeu MOST OPPORTUNEL Bisco. n Day makes the ices Which naming for eM i 30. fone we: mm supply tt at asier. We will do G, cor. 14th and H sts, my IS IT NOT A GOOD INVESTMENT? With but two business letters a day to write you, cannot affurd to be Real Irish Line without a 11H) PREMIER: 4 Payer aid TYVeWRITER.” The interest on Envelopes to inachiue would be lesn march ut ape. r is a day, Is it not tia price of worth thts smal sum to bave your 2c. per box. writing done in a satisfactory man- bey HENRY A. CLARK 235 F my4 <a ours! But ‘em Cut thi made-to-your-measure suit ‘trade is to make ver; Golden times, these, for buyer and seller. haan Sour yc on U8 Yen—there'll be lote of taficrine done here this spring yet—The new st takes the popular tack—See If any prices are as low as tricen, investixate e our 830 watch watch ou trong. invest ‘epend on awatentul pubfie—Take our urinensure suit-New. fabrics, E. U0. ‘all riihtbut the w: very low prices—What ity and style—they’ XX patent “ XNXXXXXXXXXXXXXX ~ | And Customers repeatedly tell us that our if 2.50 tips, onty & COVER ms 1217 P& (XX XXXXNXNXXXXXXX B. L. re Narrow, medium and broad eb ricnt ra SSYDE SSE VE. VEL most shoes have | re aud be ap28-or Uterature eri ‘editorials. apl8-tu, thaiot At ail news stands, 100 With its invaluable catalogue of and incans of supp ying all economically —wi 1 reviews, condensations FPR sare- AVE. AND ONE ON D DEPOT OF THE PE PURCHASER CaN LEASE. EXCELLE SELLIN OB APPLY TO 10TH AND F my2-tu, th, sft RS" of Jobs of pu We're printere. McGILL & WALLACE, sT. 1 ALN, R. O. HOLTZMAN, STS. N perfect t modern work and just prices? w. (OOD WILL AND FIXTURES OF EXCHANGE HOTEL, 604 PA. AVE. N.W., DOING A GOOD BUSINESS. HAS TWO FRONTS-ONE ON PA. ME- DIATELY OPPOSITE THE UNION NN. R. RC LONG NT REASONS FOR Ww. 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If you want your Trousers to “hang” ‘just so" and appreciate garments that are to “‘eoncert pitch” in elecance and #mart- ‘we can please you. —We court particu- Ga Trousers, 88 up; Suite, 830 up. & WOOD, Fine Tailoring, 1111 PENN, AVENUE (Barr's old ‘‘atand.") my4 NOVELTIES GO FIRST. Stylis Straw Sallors for Ladies. Hand the test of others. Ju, the, sailors sola ia ‘ion. stores." Oure hod their shape, wear fwo neasons—if you "wish: s0"ap. ‘Noveties are usally “Srst foo, "ae hurry. ‘TT & KUUFF, 905 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. DR, J. FOSTER SCOTT ‘Has removed from N st. To 1311 Conn. ave, Washington News and Gossip. AMUSEMENTS... ATTORNEYS... AUCTION SALES. BOARDING. BUSINESS CHIROPODIST ... CITY ITEMS... COUNTRY BOARD. se ‘TRY REAL ESTATE, DEATHS. DENTISTRY. EDUCATIONAL. EXCU"SIONS, &e.... EXPRESSAGE.. FINANCIAL, FOR RENT (Flats) ry ii ? 3 Seveaed Sawn FOR RENT (Offices). FOK RENT (Rooms)., FOR RENT (Stables). FOR RENT (Stores)... FOR SALE (Horses and Vehicles). 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Subscribers to Tar Sta 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. = = Govenxmext Kecerrrs Topay.—Internal revenue, $474,059; customs, $832,691. pict Nleiecrrcsasadlncaty Comntisstoxer Seraove of the patent office has returned from a short visit to his home in Connecticut, —————— Fovnrn-Cuass Postmasters. — The total number of fourth-class postmasters appointed | today was 108, of which 95 were to fill vacancies caused by resignations and deaths. = Ox Hen Way to Bentxa Sea.—The Navy | Department is informed that the gunboat Petrel arrived at Yokohama today on ber way | to Unalaska, Alaska, sais Pe Natroxar Bax Exasixer ror New Yorx.— | Controller Eckels has appointed Edward J, Graham of Albany, N. Y., national bank ex- eminer for the northern district of New York, vice L. H. Groesbeck, resigned. pest ta cst Mixister To Turkey.—Mr. A. W. Terrell of Texns, the new minister to Turkey, took the cath of office at the State Department today. He will leave for Constantinople in about six | weeks, es Curers or Diviston Resu ¥,—Ezekiel Daw- son of Delaware, chief of division in the first auditor's office, and Theophilis Gaines of West Virginia, chief of division in the second audi- tor’s office, Treasury Department, have re- signed. oes Comsmstoxen Mituer Recovenep.—Inter- nal Revenue Commissioner Miller has tele- graphed Acting Commissioner Wilson that he had recovered from his recent illness and would reach Washington next Monday and take active charge of the internal revenue bureau. panei es Muitany Capets.—Cadet appointments to West Point have been issued during the past | week to the following: Frank EB. Compton (al- | ternate), Grand Rapids, Wis,: E. H. Humphrey, Omaha, Neb.: George F. Baltzeli, Marianna, Fla.; W. G. Massenburg, Paris, Tex : Thomas S. Bell, Milwaukee, Wik; Louis C. Wolf, Sbe- boygan, Wis: Wm. M. Fassett, Nashua, N. H.; H. P. Greeley (niternate), Nashua, N. HL ae New Banxs.—The controller's certificate | authorizing the following national banks to begin business have been assued: “The Citi- zens" nal Bank of Austin,’ Minnesota, capital £50,000, and *‘The State National Bank | of Oklahoma City,” Oklahoma, capital $50,000. Application hag been filed for leave to “The nize sullivan County Nationai Bank of Lib- New York, by George H. Carpenter, Lib- erty, N. ¥., and his associates, Persoxat,—8. R. Peale of Lock Haven, Pa., James A. Sanders of Italy, 8. L. Schoomakerof New York and Thomas C. McBride of Phil- adelphia are at Willard’s.—C. B. LaDow of Tacoma, Wash., J.J. Dartman of New York, ©. L. McLane of Albany and D. B. Young of Brooklyn are at the Randall.——B, B. Pence of Ind is, J. A. Tilden ‘of Boston, John Watson of New York and G. W. Smith of Jacksonville, Fia., are at the Ebbitt. —Charies J. Clarke of Pittsburg. Louis Hiss of Atlanta, Herbert Lawton of Stamford, Conn and F, C. Sommers of Philadelphia aré at the Riggs. —H. C. Flower of Kansas City, Edward HL Silehfield of Brooklyn, E. G. Kremer of New York and Francis Lynde Stetson of New York are at the Arlington.—L. J. Morris of Philadelphia, John H. O'Neil of Massachusetts, T. W. Babson of Boston and C. C. Linthicum of Chicago are at the Shoreham.—Alfred_De | Oro of Cuba and Charles H. Manning of New York are at the Johnson.——Wiiliam Stratton of St. Louis, G. G. Noble of Philadelphia, C. J. St. John of Bristol, Tenn., and P. Burnell of Cumberland, Md., are ut the Metropol- itan.—George L. Davison of Pittsburg. H. J. Mack of Louisville, J. Frankel of New Orlean and 8. P, Read of New York are at the National. ——F. C. Hyde of Connecticut, W. J. Parker of Boston, E. H. Colson of Chicago, T. M. Fouts of Cleveland and G. W. Knight of Hopedale, Mass., are at the St. James.— Thomas J. Cavanaugh of Taunton, Mass.. E. Taber of Philadelphia, Paul L. Benzin of Bos- ton and Daniel Silkman of Scranton, Pa., are at the Howard. —.—___ A STORY DENIED. Does Not Contemplate to New York. Secretary Carlisle unqualifiedly denied to a Stax reporter today the published statement that he contemplated another trip to New York to confer with the bankers there on the gold situation. The gold reserve, according to the figures on | the treasury books, is €97,401,000. This in- | cludes, as far as can be accurately ascertained, all the gold offered and accepted within ti past ten days, exeept about three-quarters of a | million dollars, thus leaving the reserve | invaded about’ 2,000,000. This has been occasioned by the’ quict withdrawal of gold from the New York and Boston subtreasuri for rhipment to Canada, and by the further fact that $1,000,000, promised from the west, was at the last moment withdrawn, ‘An official statement of the gold in the treasury made to Secretary Carlisle for use at the cabinet meeting yesterday afternoon show: gold in the treasury, 97,401.000; gold in transit, $556,000; total, $97,957,000 } | wood bush and loped leisurely across the lawn. TWO CENTS. AT THE WHITE HOUSE, Omce Seekers Try to Get = Rabbit Foot, But Failed, THOSE WHO SAW MR. CLEVELAND AND WHAT SOME OF THEM WANTED—THE CANDIDATES FOR RECORDER OF DEEDS AND PUBLIC PRINTER, —A UNIQUE APPLICATION To MR. THURBER, There was a lively ecramble tor a rabbit foot | in the White House grounds this morning. The luck attached to the left hind foot of a grave- yard rabbit killed in the dark of the moon is | proverbial, but undonbtedly it would be eclipsed by the tuck inherent ina rabbit born and bred in the very shadow of the White House and in the atmosphere of “Grover Cleveland Inck.” At least this appeared to be the views of a party of office seekers who came to call on the President this morning. They were coming up the walk from the enst gate, and when just abreast of a gardener who was mowing the lawn a young rabbit darted from beneath a box- STARTED FOR THE RADEIT. With one accord the office seekers dropped canes and umbrellas and gave chase. They wanted a hind foot of a White House rabbit. The rabbit shook out a few reefs and quickened his pace. The office seekers crowded on more canvas and seemed to be gaining. But “‘a stern chase is chase,” as the sailors say, and with the wind on his beam the rabbit paid off rapidiy before the spanking breeze. ‘The pursuers bad a broader spread of can- vas, however, and were coming up, hand over hand, when the rabbit luffed and’ started off on another tack. There he bad ‘em. His pur- suers being brond in the beam and bluff in the bows couldn't wear ship as easily as the jaunty little cotton-tail, and by the time they came into the wind tne rabbit had fil standing away on the other hull down in the grass, ‘That settled it. Tho pursuers came to and paused until they could regain en breath to climb the White House stairs. Presi- ree ante eS ee — this m 4 and for a cou wars be was, eugaged faikiug palsccays an poll’ wile Rocteas and Representatives. THE RECORDERSHIP OF DEEDS. ‘The District recordership of deeds was under discussion this morning for a brief time. Sena- tor Martin of Kansas spoke to the President about Mr. Taylor of Kansas City, whose can- didacy has been mentioned heretofore, and Representative O'Neill of Massachusetts filed the application of E. G. Walker, a colored man from Boston, for the position, It is Jearned that the President has not de- cided the recordership question yet. He bas not made up his mind whether be will select an outsider or pursue « home rule , and i ually uncertain whether he white man or give the place to a colored man. It is said that he desires to recognize colored men and to aid the advancement of the race in any way that he can, TRE PUBLIC PRINTER QUESTION. The President has not yet selected « public printer to succeed Mr. Palmer, whose term will soon expire, To every one who has broached the subject recently the President has replied that he is not ready to take the matter up at this time. There are so many applications on file for this office that it will be considerable of an undertaking to sift them down unless the President does, as has been intimated he may do, select a man of his own choosing regardless of political indorsements. The President wants a reform in the govern- ment printing office, and will appoint aman who understands his’ wishes and is in accord with them. CHARGES OF OFFENSIVE PARTISANSEIP. Charges of offensive partisanship against federal office holders aarp to be coming in feom every quarter. Congressmen say that this scemn to be the only way to get some of the republicans out, and vacancies they must bave. In this condition the President must have been relieved to find that there is one district where the republican incumbents cannot be arraigned. This is Mr. Outhwaite's district in Ohio. He called at the White House today and in conversation remarked that the federal officials at Columbus cannot be ousted by bringing charges against them, for they not only abstained from undue pai tion in polities, but they are ali good men and made efficient officials. MR. HARRITY'S RIGHT-HAND MAX, ‘Mr. Hensel, attorney general of Pennsylvania, called on the President this morning. Mr. Hensel is Mr. Harrity’s right-hand man, and just at present there is a contest over the United States attorneyship of the western district of Pennsylvania, in which Mr. Harrity is very much interested. A factional fight among the democrats is said to be brewing over this pomtment, as Mr. Guffey of western Pennsyl- vania, a party leader in that section, has a can- didate for the place also. Mr. Harrity is in- dorsing State Senator Harry Hall and Mr. Guffey is suid to favor Mr. Frank P. Iams. Congressman Enloe called with Col. D. M. Wisdom of Muscogee, 1. 'T,, who wants to be the Five Civilized Tribes in the Indian Territory. Mr. Enloe and Col. Wisdom formerly ran a newspaper together down in Tennessee, “Wisdom was great on obituary poetry,” «aid Mr. Enloe, “Why, sir, that man could write an obituary notice that would almost bring tears to the eyes of the corpse.” A UNIQUE APPLICATION FOR OFFICE. Private Secretary Thurber has received a ‘unique application for an office by aman out im Michigan. The man lives near the farmer who pastures Mr. Thurber's horses during the summer. and he has written Mr. Thurber a flowing account of the present condition of the ax mare, the sorrel filly and the colt with a white star in his forehead, closing with a mod- est application for an appointment. Congressman Tucker has presented the ap- plication of Mr. Marshall Hanger of Staunton to be consul at Bermuda. MR. MEAKIM DOES NOT TURN UP, At the White House today all knowledge of any summons to Alexander Meakim of New York city tocome here to meet the President was denied. According toa New York special ‘Mr. Meakim, one of the excise commissioners of that city, was called here to confer with the President relative to the post office appoint- ment, with the intimation that he was to be offered the place. Mr. Meakim does not ap- pear to be in the city. Mr. A.W, Terrell of Texas, the newly ap- Pointed minister to Turkey, arrived in tue city last night and today called upon the Presi- dent to pay his respects, -< CHINESE REGISTRATION, Text of the Instructions Issued by the Treas- ury Department on the Subject. The text of the order instructing United States officials not to arrest Chinese who have not registered was telegraphed from the Treas- ury Department today, as follows “The time within which Chinese laborers are required by the act of May 5, 1892, to procure certificates of residence will expire on the fifth ay of the present month, and it is evident from the partial reports made to this depart- ‘ment by the collectors of internal revenue that in some of the states and territories large numbers of such persons have failed or refused to make application as required by the law, but until complete reports are received the names and residences of those who have registered and procured certificates and who are, therefore, exempt from arrest, cannot be officially known. “Collectors of internal revenue and collectors of customs and all other customs officials of the United States are therefore instructed to retrain from making arrests under the provisions of the sixth section of the act approved May 5, 1892, enti- tled ‘An act to prohibit the coming of Chinese persons into the United States,’ until farther orders and instructions from this department ‘The Attorney General has supplemented this circular by instructing United States attorness “to defer proceedings under act of May 5, 1892, except under order of court, until necessary rrangements for the arrest, imprisonment and deportation of persons accused can be per- fected, of which due notice will be given.” SSS yy ON THE FAIRGROUNDS Good Weather Draws Many to the Exposition, PROCESSIONS 10 BE PREVENTED, Gossip of Disputes Amomg the Exhibitors. DROWNED BY SHIPWRECE. NO PARADES ON THE FAIR GROUNDS, A Position Taken That Will Cause Much Dissatisfaction. Cmicaco, May 4.—Chief of Construction Burnham has decided that no processions will be allowed through the world’s fair grounds, and this action will probably play havoc with the assignments made by foreign governmenta, as well us the different states of this country to have ceremonies in their respective buildings, Chief Burnham tekes the ground that the pro- cessions would block up the roadways and that other visitors, having equal rights, would be ‘compelled to keep out of the line ‘of march, The case upon wich this decision was based is that Norway, whose commissioner, Gen. Rat Recently, notified the exposition ‘officials when the Norwegian buil sabe econ ta procession might be formed’ a ited to march through the grounds to festival ball, but Chief Burnham decided to set a and instructed Secretary Culp to solty More commissioner that such a pole: fh po. bg permi Tho Catholic Knights of America intended to haves parade next Tuesday, when their con- Bross opens, The state of Washington was to celebrate May 17 and Wisconsin countries have them in con’ It is possible that the chief may have to give fn, for. there is little doubt that processions would benefit the fair financially. It is claimed that vast numbers of will to witness wach beldorations tat por would remain away. ROW AMONG EXHIBITORS, over the rate made by the exhibition company for the power used by exhibitors bibltors clatm that in tho articlero? aqztamend contained in GOOD WEATHER RUIXGs OUT ‘This is the fourth day of the exposition, and the indications are that it will close in point of attendance and swift H hi i ? i i : i t I | i i ; i k Ht a ile th i fy E é iF He ae s f carefal nursing i i 1 | : if i E i SEE [: a : 1 i} iii i Ht z . j L i a] ¢ FE e . I ithe Hn in boxes and unwrap the packing as.f they were so many pieces of precious rac. The big trees which bave heretofore afforded shelter and shade to the of who nt many summer hours of leisure in Jackson Fark are shooting forth their buds, and with a littlewarm sunshine will their broad green leaves over the i other parts of the park,forming s rich and rest- ful contrast of the bright flowers in bloom and the big white buildings. Apex, May 4—The destruction is reported of the British steamehip Khiva off the Arabian coast, probably with an appalling loss of life, The Khiva sailed from Bombay on April 12, carrying large number of Mohammedans bound as pilgrims to Mecca. The were so numerous that they crowded the vessel, taking up all available room. It is learned that the Khiva was burned off Ras (Cape) Marbet, on the const of Arabia. Of the great number on board 900 are said to have been saved, the others perishing in the sea or the flames which consumed the vessel, ‘The details of the event are yet lacking. — ieee HEERFUL REPORTS FROM CUBA. The Spanish Authorities Declare That the Revolt Has Been Crashed. Mapnrp, May 4.—The public is considerably excited over the reports of the breaking out of another insurrection in Cuba. ‘The lest official: dispatch from Havana commumeated to the press, stating that the great mum- ber of the insurrectionists had yielded to the government and that the revolt is now consid- ered atan end, is received by the public with much misgiving. It i suspected that tine dis patch was colored with a view to allaying the general feeling of uncasiness which prevail, ‘New Yous, May 4. — The Spanish conrul general, in this city has received the following eable- gram from the governor general of Cuba: “Havana, May 3.—The group of the rebel Sartorius has eurrendered to the # giving up arms and horses. Tranquility sed great satisfaction reign over the whole island.” ~_ Death of an Old Hote! Man, Dernorr, Mica., May 4.—Albert Maxwell, the well-known botel man and proprictor of the Griswold House, died last night at the Russell House i this city of heart feilure. His was fifte-cight years. Daring bis lifetime Mr, Maxwell had opened various hotels throughout the country, —-> — Hoosier Waiters March Out on Strike, Ixpiaxaroris, Ixp., May 4.—When the din- ing room doors of the leading hotels of In- dinnapolis were thrown open for supper last night the colored waiters were drawn up in line and marched a4 on a strike. The men had been receiving per month and streck for @4?