Evening Star Newspaper, May 5, 1893, Page 1

THE EVENING HED DAILY, FE AT TNE The Eve: Ss STAR ven ated 4 92 WU peryears Sateepar vant wee Yomeicn powace § {Potered at the Post oilice at Washington, D.C it rwetter. | = Poerting Star. the firm will be given out until Inter this evening. The shriukage in “industrials” care ried down the coucern. A feature of the market for railway and mis- cellaceous bonds was a break in Security Cor- poration to 82 The last previously reported wale was at %, This isthe company that was organized to financier for the National Cordage heer Ivertis'n omeminet ha naff tn ateanca. | aunts Known on ann'te FINANCIAL. EQUITABLE CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION. FIRST PAYMENT, Storage. sy —————The_magnificent storage warehouse of | —this Company i so far aheat of the | ————usual storae quarters about town that | careely any -ouparison to be Abecla ely fire and bureiar MAY. 1893. —— proof and equipred with all the = SHARES #250 EACH PPR MONTH, ee erecta neces tote cm senciacacats, secener Sehetrintioes for the 25th sae! of stack and firet payment theréon will be received daily from a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the office of the Association. ASSETS, APRIL, 1893, $1,455,988.00. ‘For pamp pictures, paint in the most nd careful marner. —————We employ only “expert” packers and ————competent drasymen of long experience pack, handie and tramspot the ————rouls, and hold ourselves responsible ———— for all losses, breakaxe. Wagons of ———the mos: improved and modern pattern ————ur» used for hauling. jets and information apply at the The Company iso contracts with | office of the Arsociation. penicage gyieavetrd So a JOHN JOY EDSON, Sec'y. =o = : oe Benen —— ‘This Company stores pianos ee eae eo a ros Fat year around. The advantages of an ——even temperature are many. $1.50 per D. 'T. Havesser. Member Washington Stock Exchaage, ‘Real Estate and Stock Brok r, Rooms 9 and 11, Atlantic Building, Your Frsaxcrst Acesr. This Company will act as your 930 Fst. nw. awent. collecting rents, in- ss —— terest, dividenis and incomes gener INVESTMENT SECURITIES, aliy, managing estates, &c. Stocks, Honds and Grain bought and sold for eash or on arzin. Cotton bought and sold in New York or New Orleans. CORMESPON DENTS, Purnell, Hawaman & Co., New York Stock Ex- q Lehman Bros... New York Cotton Exchange. Jehuian, Stern & Co.,New Orleans Cow Exchange. Laresou Bros. & Co.. Chicago Board of Trade. Private wires to New 20fm, Cuicagy Suu Now Or- Jeans. Axencax Securry & Trest Co. C. Jo Boll, msnoess BANKING HOUSE, 1405 G ST. N.W. STORAGE WAREHOUSE, 1140 ISTH ST_ N.W. Safe Investments are the best in the long run amt the most profitavia, Where lange rates of int fered be wary. Our CEK- TIFICATES OF DEPOSIT, which pay Gper cont net when aib-wed to run one year, afrd a *ilt-elewd” investuent, uct perwons having large sa :sof money lyine ite in ban’ or elsewhere will ind this method of investment most eatesrar- we coupons: promptiy. CIATION, 115 F 5 per cent INT seen diate of de CENT intere-t f Fixed maturity stoc MERNY Mamsaihnenen ¢ months, amet pront of <E_PATD on special denosits Pull-pad stock PAYS 6 PER 100 per share. patabie in sc per mont cantare ae Podeuch share. epeO te 8 Per Gent INTEREST GUARANTEED. PAYABLE SEMI-ANNUALLY. REAL ESTATE SECURITY. either quarter ally, at the also bswe certificates payable in three months and sie months, which earn 4 yer cent and 5 per cent respectively. Our Z-year Coupon Certificate offers the best investment now on the market. The Our “=PECIAL DEMAND" CERTIF conditions and acreement plain and easily CATE- of D-pomtt are very popular wi ‘ Persus whe are likely to need thelr 5 assed fun nvenient to leponi these pay 2 pe vos’ any Gme and who find ft for = specitied coat per smaum. = ASSETS, $114,000. Call at the office. FIDELITY BUILDING, LOAN AND INVEST- MENT ASSOCIATION, 905, 914 G st. n.w., Washington, D.C. apStr HARRISON DINGMAN, President. the prinerpal and faterest payable whenever dematmied, without notice. We do & general tanking business, fssns letters of credit and draw ex- chamse a the princtpat citles of the word—If you require Increased facilities or for any reson desire to move your demk account we shall be pleased | | | | hee so Pa ivi on, ‘saine Will be received, of his untiring efforte in ho dine SF RIAL SAVIN AND VU UILDING AS. OCESTION, FIFTEENTH ANNUAL nswin yer 5 iramsacted ae may sper y come before tie Sts riptions for ck in the Siswt issue and payments on Sl per share BIG. CAMPBELL, President. B17 Lot st. a. INO. A. PRE-COT my 4-60 Rect and trecaprers Kelowe builline, 4108 at new. GH, BONKLEY OF MT. BETHEL Wison st, betwen 2d ‘about lorty candidates as a reward three-montl ‘al thecerenony will occu: at Eastern Anacos 1) sil Tiver, abou’ 0 o'cloc thon is cneof the many proofs of the ‘At ending the work of Key, Berkley peality and-at this church, whtcl mem vers when he took char y boast of Wouu's Hall, 7 A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS Be te Re Bice ; the eie-tion ‘uf twelve tructers will be held att office of the company, ¥F st. n.w., on WED- NES AY, May 17. 18 _aplieotw = Tsat Poli BABUIE & HOSS, cor. 1th and G sts. now. 8 MAGGIF GAULE nat Baltirncres the, wemdeetalty. extied tent | every FRIDAY durin the day for privatesit- | CoH st-now., aud every FRIDAY SIGHT at ‘Javo-thatte we + will be Opened at 12m. and closed at 2 o'clock asfer books will he closed on th FRANCIS Bs. NOTICE. —THE ANNUAL F! ECTION OF Fonriven tin tontof the Diatict Title tnstr- Tt bo held on Mu NDAY, “May igvertl be opened at ts office of thee: ay G10 hlb-st Bm, devin 22 o'clock, mm. ant WN’ cakust, Secretary. We rill geod for your tawn mower, cr harpen frand pur itin We wi! xend “tor” ys and return it tor 2 ve will se you an excellent Wire reen Door, shrine edge. look and and huh, for 9c. iil well stable Wire dozen, vou att com wel nell : Shower a welll sell 100 feet of Ponl- i anset 135 that © We wil sell you Howe ¥ the “Pipe Steves and Ranves for b Hat th y not heen the bes: we iQ not have touched’ They a1 ‘Of vther gas cooking stow the. electri candles near yet" been with oven dour veulatte the has fitted tion as. are cock: fost Randied a Tucury if within the rech of all. 81% ) and $22 for the Kunges. my3 RED TO FURNISH rin on the alternatinie iaatatsror crushes. to open am account with you, bet large or small. Woors & Co. Baxnens, sys L222 F Sreeer N.W. Great Ten-Day Wasuixeros Loss Aso Tavs - COMPANY. Granite Building, 9h and F ste, Interest paid om depoaite. Money to loan. a rs steepness Fine Clothing! Storage for silver ware es Secure investments furnished. Comprising the entire spring stock contained on the ‘Bends fee sale, third and fourth floorsof the YORK CLOTH ‘Call or ask for information. ING HOUSE, 311 7UH 5ST, S A Snal settlement ‘has been made with the insurance company and every garment of this stock is ordered sold. OFFICERS: ° THE FIR Which occurred in our store on the morning of Febrn- ary 26 is donbtlews still free in your mind. adjustment of the lo-# was made shortly thereatter throuh Messrs. Seddon and Kice. fire insurance ad- | justersof New York city. * grest portion of the clothing included in this partial adoustu tained oa our FIRST thor has be BRAINARD #1. WARNER, President. JNO. JOY EDSON, Vice President. JNO. A SWOPE, Second Vice President. INO. RK CARMODY. Treasurer. WA BL ROBISON, Secretary. ANDREW PARKER, Assistant Secretary. DIRECTORS: Jotn A. Hamilton, Larner, tore W. Noyes, E SOLD. ihe bn if Carnody, par COMPEMEEE dustiuent which has Just boon effected os Soees aege ruta oo ioted on ur tales sak ¥ J. Daritneton, fourth floors, WHEKE THE FIRE OCCURRED. br 3 wins goth Sh sD. Wine, ‘THIS WAS OUR e"oren P Woudeard Wortmumaten. it NEW SPRING STOCK. Some of tt was BADLY damaged—some of it was SINGED a little—some more of it was WET—ALL of it was SMOKED—and every garment must be CLEARED AWAY AT ONCE. FULLY 2,500 SUITS CAPITAL: ONK MILLICN DOLLAR Are inetuded in this Great Stauehter Sale. Never in SAFE DEPos! NT. your life will you find another cecasion where : Ssates tide Uuseiar proof vacaits at 95 per | VALUES aod PRI fteuchavariance Antic anwart of Clothing that but for the visitation of ald SHER EEE tees ware ant vataabieg of | have been our pride tobe cast to the four Wins SR Eee owner's packare, trank of case t@80D | soiue of t caine out without a scratch, BUT THAT imine nae Den uereyy MAKES NO DIFFERENCE. Our instractions aro Deposits receive! from TEN CENTS upward, | 1 SELL, and every xarment re alowed co #basd above. Tn real eatste amt collateral Tue Narroxar Sare Derosrr. SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY (Ct the Distmet of Columbia. CORNED 15TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE. Chartered by special act of Congress Jer. 1867, and acte of Ort. . 1800, an Feb... 1992 MUST BE SOLD WITHIN TEN DAYS: Sad 'exccutes Taste ota Minds wits Weepcea oy competeut attorney in daily attend Just toeter you an ides of “prices! we will say that al salem sy'n ia us 10 Salts as sn ovr 4 woe #20 Smits, 88.50—in pres Po fa vip ist | : wick Were 84, 85. 80 VEVANT Seccosacy, ang @7. wil go in alump at 21 enc! ine o JOuN'C WILSON Sra bmn” 87, wil pop at et Pull liue of Children’s Suits in luke provortion, sectors Rentamtn P. Sas.ter, Rom Tier torent | EARS spe ALL Geonre oe trate Cian oA deoee™ 3 ew Wulark . Francts Ri peaee Joiwwa, Charles €. Giovet. ; JobS EF hSiecs Thomas tea Woodbury Bt i Coxsos & Macarrsey, MEMBERS OF THE XEWw ei EE YORE stock Correspondents of Messrs. Moore & Schley, 80 Brosd- way. eal SOLD AT sale will begin day mn So'cluck, Whollt be the urst a Renters ant Penton Deporits. Exel Frasiooad Stocks and 3 en fhe oeeds AS frowernment Bowls, ‘and ail secarities tiwtet | . Philadelpida. Boston | District | ssuranes and Sock dew? in. ABerican Le!) Telephone Steck bouht and sold. det Usios Savixas Bass. 00 7TH ST. XW. F. W. SMITH, Presten’ LOTHROP—JOUN T EEDALE, Vice Presidents, 1. A. LAMBERT, Treasurer. J. H. RALSTON, Secretary. ce of this sale pom The Apel 29, at feast—YOU? —e aries BARTt NEW YORK CLOTHING HOU Pant open during business hours and from 6 to § 311 Tru Sr N.W., SS BET. PENNA, AVE. AND D ST. (White building). Four per cent tnterest paid on oriinary deponits and | goin yu larger Gividendson instalment deposit, —fe7-4f SE, A partial | | nt and con- | kin Ma ut for live ne eh vEny DOCTOR IN ny vests in. Surmical and Supporters, ‘Trusses, Sterilizers, Fraser's lets, Oxygen and Teufel’s Belts our specialties Please call and examine our stock. Prices reduced to lowest rates, Quality unexcelled. lestown ete fu convente, cos. dD, pad Anything in this line can be found at money and get best returns for ail he in- astraments and Supplies of ail ds if he buys at GILMAN'S, Silk Riastic Hosiery ‘Tab te 627 Pa. ave. nw. rie road ; oposite Chevy IDSON& A NY =>AN EXTRAORDINARY SNAP. ables us to offer PEARL with silver blades Ahappy purchass Regular price, 87.50, ‘We have only # limited quantity. R HARRIS & CO., 7th and D1 DR. HOWARD ©, RUSSEL, Has removed bis officns to S19 17th st. new. OFFICE HU, Bto a, my 1 top i, 4.) to 30 p.m. ita yl Gi 28-10 =— VPHONE CALL. 1752 ttt othe ICE fst. wl « MERICAS ICE CO. TEE, Fant iOehsts now De HE PENORSCT ers, Contracts tor ‘ature d faunily. tra all classes ries. Toe thekets 1 Temily coai—low YOU ARE Ni RACES until yor hs | ight wets READY FOR have sapolted youre! Tap Kobe und a Horse Cover WOODWARD & LOTHROPS, 5-3 10TH. 11TH AND F STS. N.W. se ss S ¥ a a a ma 4 A a lA 1S mn A z al xX THE WARREN SHOE myl SEE WHAT HOUSE, 1115 F ST. W.W., Can do for you this week, viz: One lot Milton Phillips $1.75 Slippers For 9dc. per parr. Ladies’ $4 00 Russia Calf Blachers Men's $5.00 feussic Calf Hats, Bluchers and Low-quarter Shoes rd Ties who esi ae Warnes Suoz House, 1115 FS: N.W,, in Fashionable Shoes at Bankrupt Prices. XXXXNX) XXNNXXNNX NX | oe-wors in any’ rene And It’s Sol; Customers repeatedly tell us that our $2.50 Oxfords patent fips, only & SE Bye GCE” PooTWEAR D® Sect OOTNES these new si Duttons (most shoes have fo" ladies at @3. rich, rare aad OVE & COVER ws 1217 Pt 1S) x ve AvE XX XXXNXXXNXNXX, Books now onett Seria’ BL per with May, at the office of the Leposits, 11 percent paid n matured stork. A iwonthiy savings, The 'y co-operative and liberal of | tp tte dealin s wi vrator aud borrower. All shares par icipating equally int! e profi KOBE G.) CAMPBELL, Presidenit, 517 10th st. nw, D. G@ DIX Vice Pi isdont. Teoma W Feo General's Office, War Dept. JNOL A. PRESCOT Secretar and Treasurer, Kelle buiding, 1410 F st. nw, DIREC 1OUS: Marve 0. 8. Firmin. W. French. Geo. W. Chase, |. Terrill. Chas, CHM.” my4-1m_ © WHOW IT MAY CONCERN ‘Master Builders’ Awsociation of the Dis- rong Columbia and a joint crmulttee of Oar nters' EL. A. No. 17 irpent Viton, No. ; have watualiy avreed that eight ours shall conatitdte a day's work after the ist of May, fall carpenters fare hersby notified to atriet!y con- torn to the ubeve agreement ‘By ordor of the assembly. EXCURSION PRIN CURSTORE of L., and "Am prepared to fil your rates (or the best of work. Special rates to churches and Sui BY _ Telephone a3". newly designed Mona ant Headstones portune You'll Wantyon. lot to look ite ber ou May 20." Uf there's a new stone w lover pri when W “wl be buster, We will do the “settin nivediiatly, v0 Tat you will have thine io fix a) ) coration Day. yes WHO ADPCM Thiotaerav us and esti J_F_ MANNING, cor. 14th and H sts. thexe, for buyer ond seller— on X06 Vex there'll belo te lowe eine Yet — Th lr tack Seo if any Prices are as low as Ts. watch one Belews, Invest be MERTZ and MERTZ, Moders: Price Tatiora, ‘908 Fat, my BSS THE INQUIRER After clothing with latest St low ean be instance, our New Line wit pi 2 We mp eaual? vs Overcoat to suit Fou among GEVEGE SPRANSY, One-price Clother, ‘4 7th ot. ow. combination of low prices and ccommodated here. Take, for ntton Frock and Vest, my4 NOVELTIFS GO FIRST. Atyiish Straw Sutlora for Ladies. nd the best of others. Difterent from, the sailors. sold In * Ours hod ther shape, Seasons—if you | wish. ties are usually first ‘905 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. wii fo go, a0, hurr ETT & RUOFF, AN OWN LAND — Ble SHC GAN ONS LARD At KEN-GAR (my new subbivision at Kensington) with «very, Httle incon venience. I'll aecept payments as simall as 85a month and will eive a liberal die count for large installment ‘The invest- tent wil yield from 18 to 30 per cont a ually. Send sor @ cirewlar or call. HENRY N. COPP, Real Ketate, 706 STH ST. N.W. my er TRANSFORM THEM You've no ides how “modern” some old houses would appear if fitted with larce F ate windows, Heal Estate Aventy 1d sugeest this to thelr clients, Such a change would caus a speedier sale and rental. We'll make the change, — Fstimates for so doing free upon request, CHAS. E. HODGEIN, “Expert,” 913 7th st. my Be TENTH sets CITIZENS’ EQUITABLE BUILDING AssoctAa- TION OF GEORGETOWN, D. C., CORNER 31ST AND M STS. Books are open for the tenth series. ‘Meeting night, second Monday of each month, 8. THOMAS BROWN, Pre-ftent. EDGAIt FRISBY, Vico Prosident. WIT LIAMS, Secretary. EDGAR P. BERRY, Treasurer. Gas @ aR SROTnR ct WIDLEIE ~ Weintiotmor, from this my will Pie Ce a HI-E. in il all wi Si = our. tum <7 So OURS teres i. By 423 New York ave. —' CORE. CORE. COKE. wisi JOHNSON BROTHERS, = 0. L. SAENS, THE HOUSE MOVER, 1S, i *irepared to Faixe and move houses; thirty are in the business. Can please the most fastidiy 458 Howard ave., Mt. Peasant, api > SHIRITUALISY. OWNS SHALL. ‘6th at. new, WEDN' DAY, 8 ishitiabte evidence of apirit presence, Nel, matin, “Frivateslttings daily, i914 Pa, sve, ‘ay rte — RS \DE-TO-MEASURE ‘CLOTHES? Delishtful feeling of have onan tisfac fon in knowing you “individual” garment mnoeled afer your ering «nit ora pair of trousers pleane vow. up Fousers to order, #5 up. EISEMAN BROS., Cor. 7th and E sts. nw. <a PION IN PRICES. Fo" the benefit of that class of cyelists witieh prete purchage hich-erade nae! fort to pay one bundret tout’, we hawe conc ided to -adowt th prices on Springframe machines, nawely No 1 Rasibler, st tires dard nnish, G. & J. pneum #120 No. i Rambler, stan: ard th Combination Ratubler, standard Gish, G. & J. eusb- FON TTOR. es cseerer ooee #100 Ladies! Kamubiler, inovel A, standard finish, G. & J Ynenmatic tires: #120 fevised prices fo into effect oat bow is date ‘ The is are nd new and not altered or ¥ & JEFF Y MFG. €9., HAVE You RUSSET SHAVE ¥e EE SE ing tassel WP pee 2 and $5.00 we sell se Aicania Calf Shoo that sail Gite yet wetior. Kor Si a0 and $400 we oiler Hinds wed Kassin Bos ant Bachers that canuot be matched ¢ §owhece for 100 snore cents, our Window display—we can auve COMES & SON, or the sai of fee baFninw amd wathes Tinneediate delivers J. MAURY DOVE, Main office, 1st aud i sts. n.w. Wharves. Foot Fand G sts. nw. [ap7-Im] 28th and Kate. usw ROPIA, My pls, Astiqmaticm and de- les all ‘accurately treated bY AUG. HAMILTON, Oeuliat.” With CAKE PETERSEN, Opt cian and Jeweler, 427 7th st. nw. Hours: Oto Syma. Lapsed Examination 7ree, —— fects if the Oenar in Fresh opt ASP CIA Pa ee for Tuesday, May 9. earnes {y requ sted m3: STONFCU | ee eutiers wil be het SPFOTAL <> interm ais hat Y have opened Twit outimue the usin ss mbit im CENT Real Estate Loans will keep your money earning somthing until you find « prop, erty that will suit you to buy. {nvest your mone: in this way for you andif you afterward purchases prop- erty through our agency we will cash the | Joan without expense, allowing you ac- | erued interest. Amounts from $500 | _NOTIC ‘ai TING 0) {TERS, ATTENTI ecing of the Jo at Meal Me 1 id the weneral 219 Hat. nw. fiends office 3 HOS. W. HUNG" RFC (Of the late Bru of Wust & Wangerford). upward. B. H. WARNER & CO., THE ALUMN he S.C. P. has been called ; business iuiportant. (RESPECTFULLY setate, lean and tngurauce We MN ON DAY May 6a 8. order of he Association. SSSPICLECALISM KK, M. WATE: THE gay ia test’ medimin, will zive | C Parlors, TOS at nw: Hocry Seances at Typographical | SOs n wy WEDNE DAY and SU SDAY | may Sa pute where mo | wil 916 F st_n. Ww. It We are ‘Headquarters For al! kinds OF Paper, Blank Books, Stationers’ Sundries, &e., de., At lowest pricea. FASTON & RUPP, Popular Stationers, 421 LITH ST. (Just above the venue.) my5__| ~ ' ant Workmanship —are strongest points with ms. Tt pays to | Patronize tailors who know “how,” to say any one is“ Suits, 80 Woon, ing taste. 1t up; Trousers, 88 up. Pine Tastori HE Barr's old Bag Y vou want Butter that will stand the Whotesaie and Retail, nothing of the satisfaction one feels iu know- ‘curvect y"" dressed. test of use on hot bread without developing the slightest imperfection buy our High Grade Creamery Butter, direct srom the churn. It possesses a full, fresh, quick flavor and will please the most exact- ELPHONZO YOUNGS CO,, 498 NINTH ST., ae sh o Hint Cul & yale of Becitily “when ore: better taliort 408 12th at. 'n.w. On =” TPEW “8 owe our Letter from Soup. due BU $50 and 85 is not pay UF A street, sult consisting of Vest and near om MITE Presses, “Prices stows ily inereas ne, Won isnow MIXTY MACHINED » til tue compatiy are auill unable {oR orders prompuly HENRY A. CLALRE £808 6 ATT T NEVER TOO BU ee ot stry gainer faulora awk We're deme this and Keen we door al VRITERS A DAY! Pie large, paaition TER” ree ie Ht £3 fall the daily gatoat t ‘rousers—es- you nore And Pere—astuntteantoucte nt “en Ove rea signuleant fuck. 3, Feb. Gali) dai ve tue Avenue, ‘complet put has been "Shale sce yee! ted 3 SHORT 3 SHOR. satistan cor cen Arent os a} <=" If you wish to gaze yet produced by hit long rackf )1)ast out of the work room ready for to- morrow's de ivery Cor, 12th and F sts, The weathe BS Morro, JUNIPER LATHS, We sett we make a ter than th the price Laths. BITTING' id D. EASTON, Prox estiina'e fre CLE DIRCKAEAD. Bi + Telephone 490, thom lower. 83. CHAPTERS: CHAPTERS:————. —We did the PLUMBING in the Eastern High School—the oniy Public School where | our experts have been employed.——— —A rigid insp-etion of al! Public School Buildings was recently 1 District Plumbing Exper Hy re's their revort:— the Eastern Hixh School takes precedence overall, the ony perfect mark being put oy posite to st," ‘The Plumbing in 8. 5. SHEDD & BHO., 452 9th St. ze 1 TS CHEAPER ae Tdison’ Phonozraph and dispatching areas tory i pessibly APT CO. RFC UT THE HOUSE. be. there revairs atiteh in apeciaity, ral Walt subunit Oss nw "ET STRANGE WE ARE SO BUSY up an hands drop Sinele Prince A'bert, pairs of stylish Trousers nw. rr ia likely te 83 PER 1,000. all kinds of Laths— White Pine—Spruce—Juntner, but “specialty” of the Ja- niper. Our Juniper Laths are un- usually well made—in fact, bet- \e Spruce,but we sell 23 per 1.0001 elsewhere for these OUR PRICE IS $3 PER 1,000. win our ad. tn 00, ER & MILL ow York ave, 1. my5-3t your food is newded come of the finest tailoring and look at the Donble-brersted Sack Suits, Cntaways, ring Overcoats aud any number of BHT It is not a bit stranve that we are so busy. G. WARFIFLD SIMPSON, “Intelligent Tailoring,” ae | generally fair to- | ¥ Mil, Wark and Buviders’ Hardware,” my We have W. 8. TF At “01 Monte ‘ aot toa bad tas nthe wilt Tf you sect you mus: bn Ine! unee per buy With its in of Jobe every las? gives you wele avs resell anya SSTHINK OF i. FOR WI Mrms Belongings, % no fT taster ate dbs uutely pure. yKay at at. Ex T ALON WINF O14 1th st mw. Te A THINKER THE W wouern work and just priceat Were printers. MeGTLL & WALTACT: Wroiwht just mecured FF tas! you ste in nit that k power or cultnre. ve Intent month, but every week, EEKLY REVIEW, valunble heen catalorne of all current fy with its condensations and ‘Mosaic "SN CKWEAR, pecial drive" of 70 dog-n Men's Scarfe, in gradwated four- Do youpatr nizean office which iat kind of work?) Wonld you “lean pr ore perfret typoura hy, hhen see us. | | ae: | | FOR SALE (Bicycles) .. | gone to the world’s fair, —— Index to Advertisements. AMUSEMENTS... | ATTOPNEYS..... | AUCTION SALES. BOARDING. BUSINESS CHANCES. CHIROPODIST .. EXCU SIONS. &. EXPRESSAGE.. i: BeBeEBERRBEBERE FOP. RENT (Plate) FOR RENT (Halle), FOR KENT ‘Mooms) FOR RENT (Stables) FOR RENT (Rtores FOR SALE (Hoes and Vebicies). FOR SALE (Honses) FOR SALE (Lots)... FOR SALE (Miscellaneous) FOR SALE (Pianos) HOTELS... LADIES: 00D" LEGAL NOTIC! LOCAL MENTION LOST AND FOUND. MANICURE MARRIED,, MEDICAL MISCELLAN' Suse ue 10 NEW PUBLICATIONS... NOTARIES UBLIC OCEAN TRAVEL OFFICIAL NOTIC POTOMAC RIVER BOATS, PIANOS AND ORGANS. PRSONAT. PROTPSSION AL, PROPOSALS... RAILR ADS SPECIAL NOTICES. : STFAM CARPET CLFANT SUBURBAN PROPERTY, SUMVER RESORTS. WANTED (Board) WANTED (Help) oso cceeseeeseses WANTED (Houses! (Situations) WANTED | Misvellaneons) WORLD'S FATR To Subscribers. Subscribers to Tae Stan who are served by route boys will confer a favor by promptly reporting to ‘Tue Stan office, either in person, by telephone or by mail, any negli- gence on the part of route boys. Govenvwrxt Recerrts Topay.—Internal Fevenue, #510,660; customs, €547,976, _— Lirvr. Coumaxpen E. W. Warsow, attached to the navy yard, Portsmouth, N.H., has passed his examination for promotion. = Fourts-Crass Posrmasters—The total num- der of fourth-class postmasters appointed to- day was 121, of which 104 were to fill vacancies caused by resignations and deaths. = To Be Retinep.—Capt. John F. MeGlensey, Intely detached from command of the Chicago, has been reported incapacitated for active serv- ice and will be placed on the retired list. i AxoTHER Aprricaxt.—The name of J. H. Bagley of Catskill, N. Y., wap today added to the list of applicants for the position of collec- tor of customs at New York. — ‘Tax Micnroax Basx Exasryen.—Controller Eckels today appointed Geo. B. Caldwell of Lansing, Mich.. national bank examiner for Michigan, vice Ira H. Wilder, resigned. —— Aw Intixors Arporstaest.—Secretary Hoke Smith has appointed George W. Andrews of | lilinois an inspector of surveyors general and district land offices, vice Robert Harbison, re- signed. Witt Pronasty Rerine.—Chief Engineer George W. Magee of the Miantonomoh has been in bad health recently as a result of contine- ment in the clove quarters of the monitor, and it i believed be will ask to be placed on the re~ tired list rather than serve longer on the vessel. = = Tarar. Trip Postrosen.—in compliance with the request of President Hyde of the Bath iron works the trial trip of the gunboat Machias has been postponed until after the New York has been speeded over her course off Cape Cod on the 20th. —— Mr. Bissrnu's neTany.—This morning Postmaster General Bissell appointed Edward L. Reckard his private secretary. Mr. Reckard qualified and at once entered upon the duties of bis new position, The new appointee is a native of New York and a resident of New York city, He ivan attorney of that state. Daring recent years, however, he has been engaged in active newspaper work on the Pacific coast, New York and this city, and was, up to the time of his appointment, @ member of the staff of ‘Tur Sram. Ce Maxyiaxp xp Vinorxta Postmasters.— The following fourth-class postmasters have | been appointed in Virginia and Maryland: Maryland—Barbara A. Childs, vice C. 8. Johnson, resigued, Elvaton, Anne Arunde *. Hawking, vice M. Etchison, resigned, Etchison, Montgomery; R. 8. Elliott, vice E. W, Ditto, resigned, Fairview, Washington; W. W. Darby, vice A. C. Brown, resigned, Sellman, Montgomery. Virginia—S. Cockrell, vice Mark Cockrell, resigned, Colvin Run, Fairfax; D. E. May, vice J. C. Herndon, resigned, Dawsonville, Greene; John W. Daily, vice J. T. Palmer, resigned, Daysville, Loudoun; Mrs. M. M. Calahan, vice J. E. Beazley, resigned, Edenburgh, Shenan- oah: G. W. Keller, vice J. H. Keller, resigned, Fisher's Hill, Shenandoah; W. J. Bott, vice W H. Fisher, resigned, Harrisville, Shenandoah: H. A. Fitzpatrick. M. F. Cunningham, re- igned, Kasey's, Bedford. ae Persovat.—F. A, Ollmer of Boston, E. Wat- kins of Chattanooga, Tenn., C. C. Harrington of Providence and George I. Knott of New York are at Willard’. —J. E. Alexander of New York, N. McDermott of Columbus and A. A. ‘Sproul, of Roanoke, Va., are at the Randali—— i, J. Waters of the State College of Pennsylvania, C.K. Delaney of Ala-ka, George T. Kissan of New York and R. ‘T. Puilen of Cincinnati are at the Ebbitt.—— James 8. Excate of Louisville, J. R. MeMurian of St. Paul, A. Wellhouse of Atlanta and G. E. Price of New York are at the Riggs.——E. Henry Lacombe of New York, George B Cald- well of Lausing, Mich.. William G. Best of Hadson, N. ¥., and George W. Hess of Chi- cago are at the Arlington.—Arthur Bersban of New York, A. G. Wheeler of Chieago, Chas. FE. Heller ‘of Boston, Theodore Wessel and R. M. Wessel of Copenhagen, Turkey. and TL ©. Horstmann of Philadelphia are at the Shore- ham.——Charles J. Murphy, European agent tment, J. E. Garland for the Agricultural Dep Mont.,and William 'C. Chottle of Philadely hia are'at the Normandie —Frank Wilhams of Boston and W. Labn of Berlin are at the Johnson. ——T. jardiner, jr., of Brooklyn. George H. New Orleans, George M. Rose of jina and J. H. Downman of New York are at the Metropolitan.--—M. F. Nichol-on of New York, D. W. Gall of West Virginia, John R. Clark of Oklahoma and KR. B. Budd of Columbus are at the National——Ed Peake of Liverpool, George W. Richard of Butf-| falo, A. H. Chull of in _ Francisco, C. E. Fish of New York and H. L. Shaw of New Orleans are at the St. James,——W. G. Shepard of New Haven, € Jassal of De- troit, W. A. Trimble of Manefield, Ohio, and |. Dugan of Brooklyn are at the Howard. ‘Mr. Frank Tourney has returned from a #0- journ in the south.——Arthur G. Prangley has Vor. 82, No. 20564. WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1893-TEN PAGES TWO CENTS. - FINANCIAL. __ __SPECTAL NOTICES | “PRCT AL NOTIC ES. _SPECTAT. NOTICES. Washington News and Gossin, ATI STORMY FOR A TIME. A Better Feeling Prevailing in Wall Street. can Securities. MONEY MARKET EASIER. ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE. An Exciting Time Among Dealers in the “Industrials”—S.V. White Again Fails. New Yors, May 5.—This was the worst day ‘Wall street has seen in this week of woe. The hopes indulged in Inst evening that the panic had ran its course were premature. The stock 10 | murket opened amid great excitement and with closing. It J | was very soon apparent that many more stocks 2| prices about the same ax yesterday’ | must be sold out regardless of price. ‘The discrimination of banks against certa stocks, expecially the “industrials,” ax col erals in ioans, has compel ‘industr: pected to remain solvent. change began to fill. events bad attract was in the air. What sill the of cordage be! deries. Everybody wi danger of tumb floor beneath in their en of the cordage crowd, which was swelling in numbers every second. PANDEMONIUM IN THE EXCHANGE. o'clock, the wooden mallet fell. and with its three sharp blows upon the chairman's desk opened the market, in a moment recorded on the tickers. for the spectators, Ther interests Iny with the Cordage crowd, which was the most couspic- uous in point of numbers, on account of the stirred them up to such a pitch of excitement that many cried out in very sympathy. morning at last dropped out full fledged. The gallery began to sway backward and forward, below was to be reproduced above. “DEACON” WHITE AGAIN FAILS, “Deacon,” bas again been forced to succumb. Shortly atter 10:30 o'clock this morning Mr. White's suspension was read from the rostrum of the with his creditors and resumed business at the tock exchange. He made considerable money in the “industrials,” but. like @ great many others, overstared his market. and Western some years ‘Claflin interest. The late Jay in an interview that the only real leader in Wall street was “Deacon” White. Mr. Waite was very much broken up morning. He was besieged by his friends and brokers through whom he had been dealing. It was not until after 10 o'clock that Mr. White ized that an assignment was necessary. for the li. B, learned at the office. At lla, m. Mr. White made the following tatement to the press: ‘The unexpected drop in all securities has made ft Amyos ble to Fealize ob sec rithes OF to collect Iuar- fins fo meet my engarewents. 8. V. WHITE." S(shened) “cuaxar. INTENSE EXCITEMENT ON The excitement on the stock exchange was most intense, and prices fell so rapidly that it was a difficult matter to keep track of them. The announcement of the suspension of 8. V. White added to the general demoralization, American sugar, which opened at 85, bad dropped to 63 at 11 o'clock. Chicago gus fell from 74 to 65, national cordage from 19 to 1814, whisky trust to2144, lead from 33 to 28, United ber trom 45 to 40, Western Union State: 1 the sngar company, says there ix absolutely nothing in the affairs of the compauy that would warrant the break of the morning. The company has a large surplus and is a very large loaner of money. THE CORDAGE RECEIVERSH President Waterbury of the National Cord- age Company said this morning that he had not applied for a receiver for himself individually. He said that his affairs bad become somewhat embarrassed through loans which he made to the corguge company, as well as attempts made to support the stocks. The receivership of the compans, will, in a measure, relieve himas weil as his associate. Mr. Wall, of pressure from the The appointment of receivers for National C Hata late hour last night was the ocea~ sion for a further break in the preferred stock this morning to 45. Yesterday it closed at 77 bid. price. General electric was ancther wenk «pot, and in the first fow minutes of business the stock broke five pointe to 75. The fact that viewed with suspicion in some quarters, At 10:15 a m. the stock was selling at 69. | Sugar was also attacked broke to 76, while | Chicago gus dropped to 60. Manhattan sold | down B44 to 121. Considering the panic in the industrial group, the general list held fairly well. P FOREIGN DEMAND FOR AMERICAN SECURITIES, ‘The posted rates of sterling exchange haye rates are about 483! and 484 for bankers’ «xty days, 436a456'¢ for demand and 4865a487%4 for cables, The demorahzation ix due to heavy purchases of securities for foreign account, which increased the volume of exchange. There will be no gold shipments tomorrow. The stringency in the money market, call loans having advanced to 30 per cent, also basa tendency to weaken sterling. A BETTER FEELING. tone characterizes the dealings, buying has been on a very heavy and — European purchasers picked up some very cheap stocks. The ex- ample set by the foreigners and the confidence they displayed in our securities revived the Arooping courage of home operators and a general rally ensued. Manhattan bounced up per cent. General elec- sugar te showed recoveries of anywhere from 1 to 5 to 130, a_gain of 53; trie rallied from 58 to 77x. \ralhed from 62 to 74%; and Chicago from 59 to 724. The general railway per cent, ANOTHER FAILURE. At the office of Ferris & Kimball, whose fail- ure was announced at 12:45 o'clock, it was FAILURE OF 8. ¥. WHITE ANNOUNCED. |<: | Great Foreign Demand for Ameri- lied their holders to throw them overboard. The slaughter of the 1s” wax awiul, and it was very quickly seen that there must be more failures, No house lnrgely interested in these stocks could be ex- By 9:30 o'clock the galleries of the stock ex- Yesterday's exciting d every one's attention and | the public had awakened to the fact that panic ‘On the floor at 9:50 o'clock a broker yelled, and the ery re-echoed back and forth through the gal- aroused and some were in ing over the railing tg the avors to get a view Pandemonium was imminent when, at 10 “Nineteen for cordage” came on the instant, and the sale of 5,000 shares at that figure was ‘The sugar crowd, the St. Paul crowd and the Chicago gas crowd were having a bigh old time greater demonstrations with voices and pads waved aloft. There were many more ladies resent in the galleries than yesterday, and the Wild pushing and yelling of the brokers below ‘The panic foreshadowed yesterday and this sight became indescribable. The crowd in the and it looked for a moment as though the rush 8. V. White, more familiarly known as the stock exchange. It will be remembered that Me, White was practically ruined about two years ago in an attempt to “corner” the corn market. He eventually made a settlement Mr. White first came into prominence by bis masterly handling of Delaware, Lackawanna uld once said ‘this | idva of the extent of the failure could be . general electric from 80 to 66, | from 83 to 813, and Manhattan from 126 to Mr. Theodore Havemeyer. vice president of cordage obligations, thus strengthening their The common opened at at 1%21 5,000; shares changed hands at thix certain people have thought it necessary to is sue a statement that the company is all right is been reduced +; cent to $86 and 48%, One of | the banks quotes rates at 48514 and 48%, Actual 1:25 p.m.—There is a better feeling in the stock market in the last hourand a steadier The foreign scale certainly Com)any. The following stocks were sold out under the Tule at the New York stock exchange today, presumably for 8. V. White: 2.100 American ugar, 700 Atchison, 300 cordage, 100 lead, 100 Erie, 200 New York’ and New England and 50 Kee Union, W. L. PATTON AND 0. Patta 145 p.m.—The failure of W. L. Patton & Co. is jast announced on the stock exchange. 2 /p. m.—It is estimated that up to noon to day London's purchases of securities in the Jocal market aggregated 60,000 shares, consist ing of St. Paul, Louisvile & Nashville, Wabash preferred and other international favorites. Following the announcement of the suxpen- jon of Ferris & Kimball and a further wance in call lowns stocks began to weaken, once more. Manhattan, which had up to 130 on a rumor that the transit commission would modify the terms recently offered the company, broke to 125 | National Cordage end Geoeral Hlsctrie jell back to 72. Sugar to 704, Cordage to 20) Chicago Gus to 69, Colorado ‘Fuel eos foley and Quincy to 6, IMPROV. MENT CONTINUES. At 1:30 money got down to 18420 per ceutand. the pressure against the market was lifted. THE MANKET COMPARATIVELY CALA -15 p.m.—Just prior te 2.0'clock money om call fell to 6 per cent, owing to; the heavy offerings of funds by com- mission houses. * = result the market became comparatively calm and brokers en- joved the only real resting spell they have had this week. Indications poiut to the fact that considerable amounts of stock have been taken ‘upand paid for. The failure of W. L. Patton & Co. did not exert much influence on values, At the time of writing the market is some- what feverish, although some stocks reacted above last night's closing. —— HABITS OF THE SEAL. Mr. Coudert’s Interesting Argument Before Bering Sea Tribunal. Panis, May 5.—Mr. F. R. Coudert of counsel for the United States covtinued his argument before the Bering sea tribunal of arbitration today. Mr. Condert read from the American case to show the habits of the seals; that if = mother seal was killed ber pup must inevit a only their own pups. The portion of the American case read by . Coudert ‘also showed that necessarily, after a few jdays of nursing ber pup. the cow is compelled to seek food in order to provide suf- fictent nourishment for her offepring: that «be leaves the pup on the rockery and goes into the sea, these excursions lengthening as the pup gets alder, The portion readalso showed that fich were very scarce in the waters ad- joining the rookerics, and this necessitated the cow going many miles in search of her food, and that they undoubtedly go from 100 to 200 miles from the rookeries on these feeding excursions, a fact borne out by the testimony of many experienced sealers. Mr. Condert went on to say that since the ‘nursing mothers traveled this distance seaward to seck food, returning after obtaining the food, it was dificult to speak patiently of the Britich proposal that a twenty-mile limit would be sufficient for the protection of the female wealn. Mr. Coudert next read and discnssed that portion of :be American case relating to the | methods emploved in taking the seals at the Pribyloff Isiausls and the results of these prac- tices upon the berd. He read to the effect that a herd of seals is as capable of being driven, and counted as a her? of cattle on the Jains, in fact, so much resembling these ter' in the timidity of the females and the ferocity of the males that, accord- ing to the evidence of one witness, “they are as controllable and ameuable to good manage- ment upon the islonds as sheep and cattle,” that this power of domestication has made it posible to discriminate most carefully between the classes of scals killed, and to enforce rules re Baron de Courcel, president of the inquired whether the branding of weals was prac: “Sir Goudert replied that he presumed ws tian good would it be” be asked. It would be 2; ora, who on. without trial. Condert continaea, between seals going to the sea for food and cattle going out on the Prairies for food. In reply to Lord Hannen, one of the British arbitrators, Mr. Condert prefaced hie examing= ‘thon of the management of the real isiands with sn anument. in Wuich be contended, that the arbitrators could to Bering sca conditional as to Wet | done on the islands owned by the United States, The United States would not allow anybody to incerfere with the management of the property of the Cnited States. that the Mr. Coudert then went on to regulations in force on the Pribvioff Islands provided every porsible for the reservation of the seals, Dogs were not al- lowed on the islands and even smoking was for- bidden. ‘This latter statement cansed a good deal of merriment and banter on the of members: of the tribunal and the counsel present, —— Denied His Guilt on the Scaffold. Covemma, S. C., May 5.—Wade Haines,o negro boy, was hanged this morning for the murder of Miss Florence Hornsby, « beautifal oung lads. Haines denied bis guilt and made specch on the gallows forgiving everybody | and saying be me pang pois J to hesven. He strangled to death. —_—_—_ Another Australian Bank Goes Down. Mer novnse, May 5.—The Colonial Bank of Australia, Alexandria, Victoria, bas suspended. ——— The Reichstag Sill on The Army Bin, Brnix, May 5.—The discussion of the army bill was continued in the reichstag today. Fatal Collspee of @ Pontoon Bridge. Mapur, May 8.—A religions procession Was crossing on pontoous the Gullego river when one of the pontoons collapsed. Twenty per sons perished ancaaaatiaac An American's Suicide In Liverpool. Livexroot, May 5.—A passenger who arrived from New York on the Arizona, which arrived May 1, bas committed suicide in s house. The nate of the suicide is supposed t be Horner. senna ‘The Siamese March Against the French. Pant, May 5.—The Matin today says that the Siamese have resumed the offensive against the French on the Annum frontier. Itie stated that 3,000 Siamese have been sent tothe Mekong valley and that the French consul declares the French position to be untenable. ‘Treasury Appointments. ‘The President thie morning made the fol- lowing Treasvry appointments: Richard Dalton of St. Louis to be surveyorof the port of St. Louis Harry H. Kain of Mississippi to be collector of the port of Vicksburg, a Applicants at the Treastry Department. Mr. Dan N. Driscoll of this city bas made ap- plication at the Treasury Department for the position of superintendent of construction of the new office building. Mr. Charles J. Young would like to be « special inspector of customs, Interior Department Changes. ‘The following official changes have been made in the Department of the Interior: General land office—Appoiutment: George W. Andrews of Murphysborough, DL, en in- spector of surveyors general and district land 000, vice Robert Harbison, resigned, ward A. Kreidler of Montana, chief of pre-emption division, €2.000; Andrew F. Dinsmore of Michigan, chief of draaghting . £2,000; Perry G. Michener of Indiana, clerk, £1,800; Daniel A. Ray of Mlineis, primer pal clerk of surveys, €2.000. Pension office Resignations: Charles C. Hor ton of Iowa, special examiner, $1.400; Barry L. Fltiott of Arkansas, clerk, $1,000. Patent office—Appointments: Eugene Diven of New York, fourth assistant examiner, €1,200; Mra. Kate S."Tastet of District of Columbia, copvist of drawings, £900; Miss Mary E. Lee of Maine, copyist, 720. Promotions: Edwin S. Henry of Ransas, third to second assistant examiner, £1.40 to $1,800: Arthur W, Cowles of Connecticat, fourth to third assistant exam- offices, stated that no statement of the condition of | iner, 51,200 to $1,400.