Evening Star Newspaper, May 8, 1893, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, 2101 Penasyivasia Avenue, corser lth St., by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, SH. KAUFPMANN, Pres’. + £ Few York Oce, 83 Potter Building. ———- ‘Tne Evextve STa® is served to sitseribers fn the city by carriecs, on their own account, at lOcents par Gerk, or 44 per month. Copies at the counts Gente sachs By mail anvwbere tn the Caited StatesoF Chanda rontaen pevvald 6 vents vor ont SaTCRDAY QCADECPLE Suture $748 8L.OU ¢ wit! Torcien postace aided, $3.00. peace [Entered at the Post Office at Washington, D. eeconi-risee mail matter. | SB 81) mail sabeeriptions ranst be raid in advance. Rates of advertisine made known on anplication. | Che Evening Sfar. Sa CARLYLE HARRIS DIES He Protests His Innocence to the Last. BE WOETS DEATA WITHOUT TREMOR —— Vor. 82, No 20.566. FINANCTAL. FINANCIAL. SPECIAL D. Cc. TONDAY, MAY 8, 1893—TEN PAG SPECIAL NOTICES SPECTAL NOTICES. Who is The Man ‘Who has money wnempioyrd who | Would not preferto place it where it Wilearn $ per cent, principal and in- terest payable on demand, without notive, to allowing it remain idle in amk oF at Lome where it yields meth- ano? We issue buth SPECIAL “DEMAND” CERTIFICATES and “TIME” CER-| TIEICATYS OF DEPOSIT. The] former draws} per cent )eranna and may be withdrawn at any thine the Dold=r sees it. ‘The latter has interest couvons attached uml are parable fm | three months, when 4 per com: yer ane | Buut is pact -six wonths, 5 per cont— en year, Gper cent. This method of | mmvestinens insite, the prowpt payinent | of inter-at and relieves the holder of ail Worry and annoyans. We point with particn'ar prite to our ey ertor banking fact sties issue letters of credit ant draw “etch nee n he princtral cities of the word Gare ea! > pleased to hare you open am econ’ with us cos & C F Sizer N.W. Interest Paid On Balances. Vv . Bassers, mss 1222 ing upon money depostted mpauy you do nof luse yout ipterest on We p ¥ anierest aren daily Balen interest bein te your account every six In drawine your money from ine Assorte fons within one year you forfeit all the interest which has accumu- lated. The me bey desicine to open an account im their uu maine will be extended every cour- sy and attention. Investments. Relieve yourself of all worry and at- tention by purchasing the 3 per cent De- Denture Bond-, or 6 per cent (net) Real Estate Notes of this Company. THEY ARE SAFE —Deyond the peradventure of @ doubt, being secured upon property teithin the city limots, upon the most conservative appraisecents. Awentcas Seevurry & Tevsr Co. CG. J. Bell, names BANKING HOUSE, 1405 G ST_ N.W. STORAGE WAREHOUSE, 1140 15TH ST. N.W. UU It [= WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY. CAPITAL... -81.000.000 ‘Transacts sgeneral Joan, trust amd financial business, makes fuvestments of money, act# xs executor, ad- ministrator. cuardian. trustee, &c. ; also as rewistrar and transfer agent. Trustees of estates and those Unaccustomed to the transaction of financial business, as Well as custodians of the funds of religious, Benevolent ant other associations, will find this com- Pany «convenient depository, and INTEREST WILL BE PAID ON SUCH DEPOSITS OF MONEY. Safes rented ip masnificent burglar-proof vault. Prices from $3 to 8:30 per annum. Office rooms rented st moderate rates in the Com- Panz"* Granite Fire-prcof | fice Building, which pos- ‘Seuses every modern cunventence. OFFICERS: BRATNARD H. WARNER, President, INO. JOY EDSON, Vice President. INO. A SWOPE, Second Vice President, JNO RK CARMODY. Treasurer. WM B. ROBISON, Secretary. ANDKEW PARKER, Assistant Secretary. DIRECTORS: Charles B. Bailey, ALL. Barber, James . Barbour, ‘William E. Barker, ES. Batchelder, Pet Baum, ohe K. Carn mtg, Bibest F Fox, Jaicon Frawer, OC teen, William Barley, Tus Nartoxa, Sare Deros-r. SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY ‘Of the District of Columbia. CORNER 16TH ST. AND NEW YORE Ave Chartered by special act of Coneress Jan... 1567, and acts of Oct. 1890, and Feb.. 1832 CAPITAL: ONE MILLICN DOLLARS. GAFE DEPOSIT DFPARTMENT. Feu.» sates inside Lurglar-proof vaults at $5 per anim apwant aes. Jewelry, silver ware snd Raponmcny nds im owner's ‘yacsae, trunk 01 a Gn depvnit af Wioderate cost sense \VINGS BANK DEPARTMENT. DAV poate reserved, Rae TEE anc) interest alowed on €5ard al Loans money om real security. SRURT DEPARTMENT. ‘Acts ex adiuinistraior, executor, receiver, s*- sinee, and executes trusts of all kinds. Wills Prepared by # cowpetent attorney tu duily attend” face CENTS upward, bore. “ate and collateral Directors Fentamin P. Snyder, Zenas C. Robbing, Alvert L. Sturtevant. éndrow Wyite, Psat, Siatthew d : homes I'S mans Ke So Woodbury Blair "mhi7 Usiox Savixes Basa. joy 7TH ST. N.W. ¥. 4. SMITH, President. A. M. LOTHROP—JOHN Tw EEDALE, View Presidents. T. A. LAMBERT, Treasurer. J. H. RALSTON, Secretary. Beak open turing business Lours and from 6 to S @cloe’ Saturday evenines. ‘Four per cent interest paid on latwer Gividendson instalment deposite. — fe7-tf ordmary devonite and Look for A Mee EN, o> oth: Wo Wat the National H m. Secoso Worktsevess Bumprye ASSOCIATION. P el Al BILE, Sec Fue n MONDA , * hy ¥ ASP CAL Mi TT THY ALUMST Ninth Series, | Se ohh ee eee for Tuesday, Miy'fy at Bere Sueisbers are | FIRST PAYMENT WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, | MEE3 Dfouusied to antend; business Laportant SHARES ONE DOLLAR FACH. SpPrerres ein atta Twohanired dotiars can te obtained on one share PL afte dag Beocee Tek Gar aw Hotes for aretarn pasment of two dollars monthly. Six per feat mw, WEDNE "DAY and SO OY cent paid on all investments, <P CIAL NOTICY 7 RESPECTEU ASSETS—$102,84 1.7. | that Few 1 oftire A he ont Fea esa ‘Meeting night SECOND WEDNESDAY OF EACH burin-ss. THC (Of the late firia OF 184 MONTH at hall, corner Sth and En. w., at 7:50 Sy SFRIAL Sa o'clock, VINGS AND ULLDING AS- NS, FIFTEENTH ANNUAL 14 \emting of the Serial Savings Sortaion wi tbe held a thy office of 20 F st nw., Keloes vuiliine, ne ant, at 8 THOMAS BRODERICK, Presideut. JOHN T. LYNCH, Sreretary. T. D. DALY, Tressurer mmy83t No, 9Marker aitaing, | 0,05 5 tal ates, eine tions ier LPORTMENT CLERKS — fs tie uew hirte-fst ets an? payments Ob Dit APENEST, CLERES — ap you waxs a SoOSuitie ies liftecBist ete ant ane ROBE G. CadiB 1 A. PEE COPY, Seer teh ate of terest on your surplus pues o: months lance or amnal! x uounts, makin Aipwt-clawe. se President, ‘B17 loth». INO. ree fe EQUITABLE CO-OPERATIVE bis BUILDING ASSOCIATION. ORs AR SVC ieee ae eenee co ; Sy Z Well ISSUE OF STOSE. geestoo esr rote is ane ary Your Lawn Mower sent for, put fo FIRST PAYMENT. ord-r an eliver-d tor $1 . Your old Garena Howe sent for, re WAY. 1993. red aud delivered fo SHARES $250 EACH PPR MONTH, Wire Seren Doors, TOO ft. Subscription. ‘or th thi sue of stock and sprincedice beh eye oe, Bret yasment thereon wiil be revived dairy [and Kuo, 0 wn S)rinklers #1 from 9am. to4:30 p.m. at the wfce of the | Adinstutie Wire Win | exch Association: dow Screens, # + hon, qt bee Crean: Freer andere deuin, ia, 8 fe Garten How, | ers cedar tw #5 | wiih pate. moze and | each, Fully gmaranteed | 0c : thon. :Spados, For pam; hletsand information apply at th can were, 40 aud 50%; Shoveia, ofice of the A-soeiation cach No.5 Lawn Rakes, JOHN JOY EDSON, Seety, Seizes Gwkmg” Renee wn, store is Sioa cco te ntt MO A tak anes Omes, Rani te oom. but at touch of the my26t 1008 F at. ign eat, 20 = = na the Fa Hose Berrorse Associ ztos, OFFIC O Te ASE KER: 1907 PA AV ON TENTH ISSUE OF STOCK. f Mev offers te last opportunity to the tenth seri $2 the buoss Hiehters, match aaa are nan pat be = w. corner of Pir pm CORE! CORR: ' sents "or the sale of free burning and eats factory Cowe. Immediate deliveries. J. MAURY Dove, ‘Main office, 21st and Ista now. Branch Offices, Mi HC st. mow Lees Me nw Y. Havessex, Member Washington Stock Exchange, Real Estate and Stock Brok r, Rooms 9 and 11, Atlantic Building, 990 F st. a. w. INVESTMENT SECURITIES, Stocks, Bonds and Grain bought and sold for cash or on margin. Cotton bought and sold in New York or New Orleans. CORRESPONDENTS. qq_htmell, Haeaman & Co. New York Stock Ex- ee Lebman Bros., New York Cotton Exchange. Lebman, Stern & Co.,New Orleans Corto Exchange. Lamson Broa. & Co.. Chicago Bosrdoi Trade. Private wires to New urs, Clicagy ain Now Or- Jeans. Televuove, 453. Jel7-te_ W. §. HOGE, vres. ©. DANIEL, Sec. JSILED STATES BUILDIN D LOAN Asso: U ae 1313 F wt. Washington, D.C cent INTEREST PAID on xpecial deposits soa Matoat de cst, Full-pad stock PAYS 6 PER Wharvon, Foot Fand Gsts. n. w. 28th and & sts. nw. {ap7-1m} CORE. COKE. COKE. JOHNSON BROTHERS. apis tf i WONN'S HALL, 721 DNVSDAY, & Ine ixit presence. "Mrs. E, Me- ittinge dally, 1914 Pa. ave, q EXCURSION PRINTING FOR EX- "ama prepared cr All Your needs at lowest ma pret 0 All yo rates Jor the beet of work. Specal Fates to a hm oN inter. elephone @30,—imy4]__ STA 1ithet. aw. E —— ICE — ICE. AMERICAN ICE CO., TELEPHONE, 458. Pain office. Fand 10th ats, now Denoty, Jth and lath st. wharves. PURE PENOBSCOT RIVER ICE Hvertes, “Ice tickets tor'faaily tree’ “hel wntoes freties,“Iee tickets tor family teenie cs Best «rades family coal—iow prices. e CENT interest from dove HYPERMETROPI ‘Fixed maturity stock, #100 per share. payable in | Presb opia, Myopia, Astizmatism and de- WOR Msaluents . per month, mature -n M4 | fects of the ocular muscles all accurstely t red by months, anet pront of G57 oueschsharv, ap29-tf | AG. HAMILTON, Oculist. With Crna de Mackerece, pan and sexe MEMBERS OF THE NEW YORK STOCK < YOU ADY FOR THE “RACES ‘until you have suppliat yourself with light-weight Lap Kobe and a Horse Cov Anything in this line can be found at WOODWARD & LOTHROP'S, EXCHANGE, Correspondents of Messrs. Moore & Schley, 80 Broad- way, Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonda. i Ro Exhamre, Toa i Pe Rattroad Bonds and alt securities tated | ap15-3m z S A on the exchanges of New York, Philalelpiis, Boston | —"" ES SEA ae ahd Baltimore cueht and sold. qa AN_PVERY-DAY 00) URUENCE, pAMiCCais aaateor iuvestiuent securities, District Bee eat yon countinan honeais Gishundreds Boorkand ail ioral Hailroud, Gus, iosuranew abd of Dis oc piv eriatin that ate turned aut one Stork deait in. every day? Do yuu pate nizean offi we wbic ‘Ruterican Bell Telophotie Stock bought and sold. de31 e you tbat kit of wake, Would nce | us * lean prote, peryect typ modern work and inat priceat When ace wa, Werre printers WALLACE, 1107 EST. N.W. MAN TKO a Grates ‘Tiles. Stained Gl. MoGILL. apts 8 Per Gent aplttr > JH. T AMAB A a 4P refreshing: INTEREST GUARANTERD. ‘ery agreeable to take for PAYABLE SEMI-ANNUALLY. CONSTIPATION, REAL ESTATE SECURITY. hemorrhotds, bila, INDIEN apretives waaeete Joes of sppetite, eseete and Thiesthual troubles aud Teadacbe arising trom thei F. GRILLON, Our 3-year Coupon Certificate offers the best investment now on the market, The eH Ol" Wo-Grave creameny Bur ter di winning specialties invariably insures a recular customer, firect from the churn {s one of the greatest trade- ever bad. A trial order almost Order by | messenger, mail or telephone if you cannot call in | person. ALPHONZO YOUNGS CO., 428 NINTH ST. It r Ask vor sail sf De | MeSRY 4 CLARKE & sos ptt tay Foasre you cna) gg SUMMER VEST Who esa cand Retail Greerrs, 55 Fs AT PODULAY B api MOVAL NOTIES, Central Ca ray orcthe wile a Hou our d sue. oe in panne va kh ue tor eontiniame yt Ke remain £ realy Cais FENTON ANDGUAF & KAUG, REALIZE JHIS? Houses baving large plate-rtass Mukows rent wre: more y= ane Secure better cenonts and b te pries thin thee with sual ins ferior Lights. Cons de the vast tuprovewent produced 0) t of the chanze woud be mony well speut. Get us to do the work, or at least cot our bid tor doine tt. SEH DGKI "OLA ithst. my6 NGE ndt sc oi 20S st new. i ANTON AND CAR CHEAS. Sethe Beer ie CHM Se Of tots at KEN-GAR and WEST END i ny reater. Ina few years the lote will at least double their present value. jaynertsdown t 85 amon h Liberal reduction on large installments. HENRY N. COPP, Rea “mys Bee Yet Sie M merchant tailor, 51 rt st. aw. any other store int ofeve sthinw, tate, 708 STH ST. N.W. PRI! NDS AND PATRON orinerly of now find hina with He Uelgiuan, el THE MANY ‘the tailor, DOCTORS, GO TO GILMAN'S For all I inst nmuents and supplion, better aswortment than ‘aul we aril ony the best “are we have Wve. offered In thirty sa eat auch low Sgures.” Dent buy anil sou come and see Us if Tsble:s, Arnol Rubber Tr sses, Compressed Air Appa atus. ne nas for the sick room, myt — ities: Wi ton's O-ygen Comporn’. Fras rg 1g erfizern Ser ey 0. Hard All the G27 PENN. AVE. N.W. ‘SWELL” SAILORS FOR LADIES. Ladies’ Straw Sailorsare goinw to be ‘the’ wit yt LF thine us summer A little wider in rim than formerly. Exceedivgly becouiing to youn” faces. eWest"—Navy Blue ““Iridewent* Rough Straw Sailors, with the extreme ‘brit LEPT E'RCOPE, 903 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. g=GET READY FOR DECORATION DAY. ‘There are hundreds of quarries prodac- ine eranite The brat and tnost bea tiftl specimens come. frm our, quart! at Quincy, Mass. and Barry, Vt Hens it is that Monuments "and Head: stones sold by us are of the tines! Btanite and designed by talented seniptors ‘The Which we ate now naming nts und Head- stones are 1 We til do the setting hich will enab.e. preveus to : fotographs and esti- qates submitted for the asking. MANNING, cor. Mth and H sts. my6 THe, D BUILDING Books now open tin BL ver share, commencitie w the office of the Nome building. 1416 F st nw., Daily from 8:30 «ur to 4:20 pom. Gper cent interest pail on withdrawals. 4 per cent ud deposits AT per cont vad 'x auatired sto°k. ood invest ent fo Sy sivines, The "*erlal” is hor operwtive and Iibecal in ite dealings with both ni aid borrower. ALL shares pariicipating equal Iv in the proft- D ROBE 6. CAMPRELL, President, 517 10th st. 1. D. : rueon 1s of ‘Surweoti General's ¢ TNO A PRE Secretar and Treasurer, Kelle bral ding, LOE st. aw 3 DIRECTORS. Win. Mayse. ©. 8. Pirmin, Geo. H' French. Geo. W Chase. 3°. Terri. Chas CTT? myé-am_ Bee ESTH SeRIES— conditions and azreement plain and easily GRILLON, ‘28 Rue des Archives, Paris. EEA aploaunStu-Lp Sold by ali Drusicists. ASSETS, $114,000. Call at the office. FIDELITY BUILDING, LOAN AND INVEST- MENT ASSOCIATION, 908, 914 G st. n.w., Washington, D. C. apd-tr HARRISON DINGMAN, President. 18... Butts’ BROMO-LITHIA, Tue Ixsraxtaxzous Heapacue ny Cone. Aduick, effectual and soothing remedy for Hesd- ache, Nervousness, Neuralgia, Sleeplessness, Overworked Brain and Excessive Use of Stimulants. THREE DOSES IN EACH BOTTLE, 10CENTa, For sale by all drugxists, Tue E. A. Berrs © Manufacturing Pharmacists, New York, Rares Esrenenise. Wal 11TH ST. 8. E. REMNANTS. We will wt in wash fal Counters. REMNANTS. strons one of the greatest treate thas ever left our Remnant ur Se. Challie. Our pri Prints. Our pric We Plat 4 Liama Cloth. Our price. 7 Thee Cloth. Our pres. “. Batiste Cloth. Ou pri Stripe Mulls. Our pri’ ght Porcalos Our price, ¢3 hight Percales, Ou pri Light Percales. Cur pric Red Percales Ourprice. Brae Porcaivs, Our Ccepons. Our price. 7S” Mie. Cretonne. | Our price. Tige. Se: Drapery. Our price, Disc. SATTEENS. SATTEENS. Wve. Black Satteen. One price, 84 Ye fed artes. Our pri Sie. Washington, D. C.. my6-Lw Chicago. Assoctariox Provvces Haar, The name W. B. MOSES & SONShss long Leen associated with HOUSE FURNIGH- | INGS. Econo:nical buyers have for ed the | habit of coming to usin the Spring In order | tosupply their wants for the approving Fanry Masifam Chott Our peice, $e Summer. Special spring Prices prevatl now | De S_ Our rie ou oe Mier Dros tig asus. Our rice, SAGe. COTTAGE, LAWN AND PORCH FUR- Loe. Orwatiiies. “Our price. 7c MICK WHITE GooDs. WHITE Goops, PAE GES TORS, Re. White Striped Tok White Plaid Musiins é-_ White Piatd Musiins. Sf pique Wel's- bs Linen a Linen, Linen. oO: nF betes Lhe. Our orks, Oe Fiat Linen. our peice. 1 Biack Pind Micsiin. Oug« Lob aris ¢4 Blewh Muslin, 110 10. yards, ron ning in prices from Gto le. per yard. Must go at oc. CEDAK CHESTS, MOTHALINE BAGS, MOTH PAPER. If you're moving or leaving town three more of our specialties are calle into use— the MOVING WAGONS, PACKERS and our spacious STORE HUUSE. W. B. Moses & Soxs, eset |) )rx Axo F Sra N.W. aox1am Rares Esrenenise, 1241 11th st. se LEADER LOW PRICES. name and number, CITIZENS’ EQUITABLE BUILDING AssOociA- TION OF GEORGETOWN, D. C., CORNER 31ST AND M STS. Books are open for the tenth series, Meeting night, second Monday of each month. my3.5t 8. THOMAS BROWS, Prestdent. EDGAR FRISBY, Vice President, C. P, WILLIAMS, Secretary. EDGAR P. BERRY, Treasurer. cS SHORT CHAPTERS:————. Ares sare mis #, wini-ters an WEDSESDAY NIGHT, Ty porrap 10 ureloek.| n eonp Hy hisedty, om hou so" 1 n aay SO at dot A rer Ma han witivke an? A. £ Duntiuyton was not cums « {. mstuite s Will be say lel ae tismal bs w tank Wasous. JH. HELLMAS. Are has te ens Preview On neas my8.8 <> TOS or DOLLARS w firm wit) These tons nts frou, B. H. WARNER & CO, 918 Fst now ff e_sSOER Fen, 40 tnstels, 24. 25 Genuine Phil ale) ita Pew Prompt De ivery. | ments, thorourhly Fou svt thea st 8 Ploy only beat abit ese cas Saee st 89 up: Tr SNYDER & Woop, 1111p Here you not only get the smartest war- ME TING OF STOCKH » fe" of stock will eloss on Wednes: NEASHIP 4D Hof loang have been maite by our HONEST TAILORING AT HONEST PRICES. ine Tail ring. AVENUE (Barr's vid ““atand.") my8 1 “Lawyers, pve vevartivedt off iuls ate OF TORO: Preacher ab)ret: in ‘Admiss'on, silver saat ¥ given thatan #! Balt Kaalway C: retary. snolesot programcar is. KOAND PUBLISHER LOK-19 Iv Hod between J. HU fal egneot al that “tue. a st F the losof ae sporty we ean ns at par in $5.0 to 0,000. 1t By 20rh st. nw, my6 dm apl3im and houestly made, but moderate price. We ens ‘ed (abor—don't turn out do We goto the other ex- wrbitant prices, oua-ra, 88 up. Fe 10C7 aR and This is headau sizes of Blank Cards also Wedding I nouncements whi taste. Everuthin line at lowest prices, EASTON & KUPP, Popular Statuonera, 421 11TH ST. (Just above oe some STUFFS— ‘Gar stock of 8; The xarments You'll think so after ¢. Our prices are don't do “fake” work. season, meas EISEMAN BROS., lex blue ray ah and Vest. GEOLGE SPAANSY, One-price Clothwr, 434 mys tines and Tronserings thts “hang” Justifies their cost. wodest for tailoring—we F_attentio: eat Pin Check wh T rock, tatyle Co NGRAVING. for all kinds and id Card Engraving, uvitations and other an- ich require sikiil and «ood o else in the stationery the wwenue.) my8 of our made-to- ving us a trial order. Cor. 7th and Est at $20, 10 the sexta L unting + price, rc There is no doubt about it: WHITE PINE and J) the very best made, Juniper ata SAN, BU you read it in BBEY. BRITT! Cor. 6th aud New York ave, The weather ia likely to be Fair comorrorw, with showers in evening. Wo Sell 00 per 1,000. & MILLER, Lumber, Mil: Work and Builders’ Hardware,” UNIPER LATHS are Lathe our ad. is 0, nw. my8 P< —in fact everyone wonld be vers grestly SeneBied in sprine bya bottle or two of oUF famous “Old Stock” Port rae art of the Si7nethens and invigorates, toa of the elt ny part of the clty TO — | 614 KALON ath, it. nw. Telephone 96. The dyspeptic! ‘The wie The detwate! The aged The convalescent! Se per quart, ‘por red iteat. COMPANY, my8 SHOR CHAPTERS: —We did the PLUMBING in the Eastern High School—the only Public School where ‘our experts have been employed.——-—. —Arrixid inspection of al! Public School Buildings was recen’ District Plumbing Experts, —He the 's their report:—**The Plumbing in tern High School takes precedence overall, the only perfect mark being put opposite to it. SHEDD & BNO., 432 9th St. my5-3t SWEEPING REDUCTION IN PRICES, e benefit of that class of eyclists which prefer to purchase hizh-wrade machines ani yet cannot af- ford to pay one hundred and fifty dollars for their snoun", We have concladed to adopt the following list price: son Sprinsframe machines, nawely andard finish, G. & J. pnew 8120 niard finish, Combination Rambler, standard finish, G, & J. eush- fon tires......-. ae : 100 Ladies’ Rambler, model A, standard finish, G. & J. Pneumatic tires, rae =. 8120 These revised pri | (april into effect on this date 3 INO), The above xoods are brand new and not altered or shop-worn in any respect. aplt 4 yore purchase e n GORMULLY & JEFFERY MFG. C 1325 14th st. nw AN EXTRAORDINARY SNAP us to offer PEARL. ANDLE TABLE KNIVES with stiver bia lew and bolster for $6.06 the half dozen. Regular Price, 89.00. Pearl Handle Dessert Knives, $5.25 half dozen. Regular price, $ ap2s-tt oe bk Howary See eve he . ‘OFF iss pED ira in the business. Can Wehave only # limited quantity. R HARRIS & CO., Cor. 7th and D n.w. 10108 m., 1 to lp ‘Suna TeLe ‘Howard ave., Alt. Pu Those who use the Phonograph. The Star uses ten Edison Phono- era} Tt fs also used by hundreds of our busiest and brainiest: business and Professional men. cpehiid’s, plas’” with hal free COLUMBIA PH ED. NOG! EASTON, Pees, RE ee, FREQUENTLY ‘Many. bufiders pret the "snail Jobs" new porches, fue, floorime, do it Ws 71Z Om. my8 i Kee’ Wonvenre During no dee able to, improvement in spring. ote oman very we Work 18 prodiiced can satel. daily Taving thi Suits. "to. orde Trousers Dress. Vests, G. WARFIELD SIMPSON, COR, 12TH AND F STS. RADH CO. ¢27 F stp fences, clos: oory, windows and other general repair work previous make ‘before, highest clase of to. onder. ot Correspondence 1% the phonograph. CROMELI jee. Ut T. -hold of such as IRK fer not to take about the hon ‘wainscot- inake Just such work ‘n the beat inanner fo" the | rite me to call apd give nW.. IMPROVE! year have we each) a. marked | tailoring as is ‘notice. | We, were turnin kince om nd hi een tailoring. that no ‘anywhere ‘than tab wument, $30 to @X to 816. to 212 “Intelligent Tailoring,” we myS state ee E> wondersui y Y: Usoruething to talk were 86.50, $7.00. 7 for one pair, ieasnre, tov (ate, don't blame us. MPRTZ and MERTZ, Modern Price Taiiora, cY ,8x.00 ard Ofer two pairs -Cut and iy perfect ft euaranter OFFERING 1S we want 10 give trons! 85.55 oto Our Ty ‘thia time you are | 06 F st. nw. my8 A “CHANCE” IN 87 TROUSERS. ven dollars never had a stronger pur- Chasing power han now. bave just secured a line of Troweriues which we will make up to measure at that price, althouzh they should be $9. Of course we have trousering for more—and for less mone! HEL (date: 408 12th st. nw. Une door Keen's), ve the “Avenue.” my8 | Va., A. A. Logan of Portland, Ore., and F. Al News ani Gossiv. a Washington Index to Advertisements. AMUSEMENTS. . Ay OTIOY TOARDIN BUSINES= CHIROPODIST ANGE Pare 5 DENTISTRY. __ Pace EDUCATION AT, Pace ® FXcu 10 FXPI 3 FINA | FOK FOR RFNT (Halls) FOR RUNT (iow. FOR FO! FOR REN FOR FOR SATE (Horses ant ¥ FOR ALY (Bi-yeles) FOR SALE (Honea FOR SALE (ors) Lares: cannes) LRGAD Noviers LOCAT. MEN TEN TAST AND F westorpe MALRIED. wrDiwed, as wont SEW PUBLICVTIONS.. Norents wane. ° TRIVE! OFPICTAT, NOTIORS, POTOMAC RIVER ATS, PIANOS ANT) ORGANS... PERSON AT. : PROPP 'STONAL.. PROPOSALS RATEN ADs SP CIAL NOTICRS. STFAM CARPET ¢ scare SUMMER WANTED (ieanb. WANT! D (Helps WANTED ct WANTED a WANTED ( WANTED Misceiha WORLD'S FAT Subseribers to Tay Stam who are werved by route boys will confer a favor by promptly reporting to Tur Star office, either in person, by telephone or by mail, any gence on the part of route bors, _ 2 Goverswent Recripra Topay.—Internal revenue, #1,132,126; customs, €784,972. ¢ Rean Apwreat Warker, who has been in Washington ona short visit, returned to New York today. negli- Sages Fovrtu-Crass Postmasters—The total number of fourth-classpostmasters appointed today wax 137, of which 105 were to fill vacan- s caused by resignations and deat - Tue Misterer To Pensta.—Mr. Alexander McDonald of Virginia was eworn in at the State Department today as United States minister to Persia, ‘The cath of office was administered by Mr. Henry L. Bryan. —— Recetvep Hrs Ixstaverioxs.—Gen. P. M. B. Young, the new minister to Guatemala und Honduras, received his final instructions from Secretary Gresham today and will start for his post of duty in a few day Ge. Gnaxt's Returx.—Gen. Grant, assist- ant secretary of war, who bas been visiting in Vermont and New York for several dave past, Tesnmed his duties at the War Department this morning. There are no indications of an im- mediate change in his office. - Suver Porewasrs.—The following silver offers and purchases were made by the Treasury Department today: Amount offered, 629,000 ounces: amount purcha-ed, 454.000 onnces, as .000 ounces at 20.5420. 64.000 onnces 40.000 ounces at $0.5438, 300,000 ounces at §0.8440. a Navar Onvens.—Lieut. J. C. Colwell has been ordered to duty in the office of naval in- telligence, Lieut, Commander Andrew Dunlap has been detached from the Bennington and granted six months leave. Lieut. RT. Jasper, tr the office of the United States coast sur- vey wnd ordered to the Bennington, Ensign H. K. Hines, from the navy yard, League Island, and ordered to the receiving ship St Louis. Assiaxep To ReutmeNts.—The following as- signments to regiments of officers recently promoted are ordered: Capt. Henry E. Robin- son, to the fourth infantry, company K. Capt. Wm. W. Wotherspoon, to the twelfth infantry, company A, First Lieut. Frederick C. Kim? ball, to the fourth infantry, company E._ First Lieut. Frank L. Winn, to the twelfth infantry, company K. First Lieut. Charles C. Ballou, to the twelfth infantry, company I. —_+ Pensoxat.—R. W. Taylor of Brooklyn, Jas. Deitrich of New York, W. W. Warner of Ohio, M.S. Tiffany of Jamestown, Ky., and C. D. Parker of Chicago are at Willard’s — Chas. A. Zeller of New York, C, B. Stew- art of Omaha, W. W. Lewis of Philadelphia and John Ross of Denver, Col., are at the Randall. —_W. A. Hawkins of New York, L. L. Taylor of Haverhill, Mass., P. Ladd of Effing, N. H., and C. R. Bird of Philadelphia are at the Ebbitt,——. 8. Berry of Newport, Ky., James A. Atchinson of Pittsburg, E,W. Cutler of Boston, George B. Caldwell of Lansing, Mich, and P: Gray of Philadelphia are at the Riggs. ——C. W. Clark of St. Louis, G. W. Collins of ‘New York, C. A. Ward’ of Port Huron, Mich, Frank | P. Arbuckle of Denver, Col, and H.C. Bannard of Chicago are at the — Arlington. Charles H. Gibson of Marylaod, Millard Hun- siker of Pittsburg, John 8. Blair of and Hunter Wood of Hopkinsville, Ky the Shoreham.——E. T. Postlethwait of Phila- delphia, J. C, Perkins of Meridian, Conn., and 8. K Montgomery of Tennessee are at the’ mandie.——Key. N. J. Piumb and family of New Haven are at the Fredonia,——E. P. Chancelor of Parkersburg, W. Va., J. B. Phil- lips of New York and J. W. Flanders and Joa Salis- C., 8. Gardiner Tyler of Charles Cit) Carnahan of Knoxville are at’ the Metropolitan, B. J. Richardson of Boston, W. J. Berry of Cincinnati, Charles W. Nichols of Atlanta and A. Heilbrun and family of Sacramento are at the St. James, ———— Gen, Rosecrans’ Resignation. Ina feeling letter, in which he speaks of his failing health, Gen. W. 8. Rosecrans, the pres- ent register of the treasury, on Saturday ten- dered to Secretary Carlisle his resignation of that office, to take effect on the Sist of this month. The letter incloses a certificate from his physicians, which states that he is unable to undertake the long journey to Washington and does not hold out any hope that he will be able to do so in the near futnre. In accepting the resignation Secretary Car- isle expressed his sorrow at the continued ill- health of the general and hoped that he would soon begin to recover. ies Se Model of a Warship. A beautiful model of the cruiser Olympia was today placed in the corridor leading to the office of the Secretary of the Navy. It is now | the only model there, all the others having been sent to Chicago. The Olympia is being built at the Union iron works, San Francisco. She was launched last November. | time which under those rules was set apart for | | Meglected if the present coxditions continue, | from and after this | cept as I, ou my own motion, may especially [invite them, = —=————| His Mother Watched for the Fatal TWO CENTS. Flag. TOE PRESIDENTS ORDER. ee | NOT A HITCH ANY WHERE. What the Foliticians Say For and Agotont | ne | | CARL HARRIS MEETS DEATH. PROPER THING, WHILE OTHERS ARE INDIG- “4 The fing was raised on NANT AT BING sur ovr. ~~ showing that Harrix bad President Cleveland has ismned the following: Beth electrocuted. The official time of the first Execcrive Maxstox, May 8. | CoBtct Was 1240'¢. The current was on 55% 3 weconds The electrocution was a perfect sac- Ithas become apparent, after two mouths’ experience, that the rales heretofore promul- peng Harsis: sanintatwol tle tom nee gated regniating interviews with the President have wholly failed in their operation, ‘The | | Sixe Sra, May 8. the prison at 12:43 TESTING THE DEATH INSTRUWENT, Flectrician Davis, accompanied by the warden and the witnesses who had arrived, proveeded to the execucion room, when the final test of the death-cealing apparatus was made at 1140 oclock. Ab W.on which were run twenty-four incandescent lights, was placed across the arms of the death chair and the current was turned on full head, showing a voltage of 1,700, The current was fora time and again thrown on. The clocirician snid every was matinfuctory, and the party retired af 1156 @elock. INVITED To THE DEATH CHAMBER, The warden invited the following witnesses to go down to the execution chamber st 1248 o'clock: Dr. John Halirshaw, New York; Dr, the reception of Sena*ors and Representatives Lins been almost entirely «pent in lixtening to applications for office, which have been be- wildering in volume, perplexing and exhausting in their iteration and impossible of remem- brance. A due regard for public dutv, which must be and an observance of the limitations placed upon human endurance oblige me to decline | te all personal interviews | With those seeking appointment to vee, ex The same connidera' im) os-ible for me to receive those who merely | D. L. Kida, Newburgh: Dr. D. BP, Mer- desire to pny their respects except on the dave | Titt, Elmira; Dr. C. M. Daniels, Buffalo; and daring the huers eapecially designated for Dr. KE. F. Sheehan, Sing Sings De. that jurpore. | P.H. Pyne, Yonkers; C.B. Cline, New York; 1 earnestly request Senators and Representa- | Dr. ¢ Grant, Saratoga Springs; Dr, tives to aid me in securing for them -| Joel D, Madden, ‘Sing Sing, and the fol- rupted interviews by declining to introduce lowing newspaper Arthur Brisbene, their coustituents and friends when visiting the ©. H. Winslow, J. Prank Clanke, BC, Stmart, Executive Man-iouduring the hours designated for their reception. Applicants for office will ouly prejadice their prospec's by repeated im- | portunity and by remai at Washington to| _ The witnesses were all assembled in the ware await results, Guoven CLEVELAND, | dens of Tue nes is oven | seven of tie The rash is over. The voice of the office | (hy: secker will no loager be heard atthe White | Jt Honse. and the bulls that have known hm will | noun { know him For two loug months the | yt own stairs, They were on mised daily up ths White | taken to one of the offices and counted. House stairs and whispered his requests into | bere wasa delay there of fifteen minutes, - Dre His tak geobal jored | Then the party filed down the «taira, der the epinion that being fre the Mitches, thremgh ty twenty-one and an avowed office xeeker be had | ‘ aperfect right to approach the chief office | holder of the land upon business connected solely with offices, iy lad pasted inside bis hat a few lines from the opening remarks of the Presi- | dent's just inaugural address, wherein the Prest- o the mandate of my countrymen Lam about to dedicate mreelf to their nervice,” and wherein the President gave a pledge of “complete devotion to the interests and welfare of those who bave honored me,” and hese may fave encouraged him to hope that he would at all times be welcomed by the chief office holder upon office business, But the office seeker bas evidently worn ont his welcome at the White House. He is not wanted there any more, He is even requested to leave town, mind you, and a brosd bint given him that if he does not clear out he will have no show at all for his office. Poor fellow! ‘The office seeker who has been successfal and obtained his appointment will probably ax with righteous indignation: “Serve ‘em right, the beggars! Why don’t they go away and gi the President a rest.” He can afford to be in- dignant. He is drawing his salary. But how about the under dog in the fight? Has no one a word for him-for the poor fellow who will now have to pack his meager gripsack and wend his way ea‘lly homeward, « asda and probably a wiser man? IT LOOKED SAD AND LONELY. It looked very sad and lonely around the | White House today. The deserted halls, the empty ante rooms, the lonesome ushers snd the fonereal silence over all made one feel chilly. The newspaper sharpshooters came around as usual, but they did not getashot. Their prey | Electrician Davis was already at the ewiteh- was gone. | board. ‘The spiral wiresuspended from a bent A few stray office seckers wandered through | iron rod dangled threateningly above the chair, the grounds during the morning and stood for and another spiral wire, coiled at the footef the a while looking sadly up at the windows of the | Cbair, gave nn inkling of the nature of the appa> mansion with mournful faces. Everything | ratun Rubber bac filled with water and sus was bright and lovely around them, but they | pended overbead.with tubes reaching to sponges did not seem happy. The White Houve grounds | in the electrodes, added to the formidable ap- Arthur Greaves, FD. Madeira, W. ©. Inglis, Rudolph Block, J. B Hopkins, 8..C, Austin, EL Watrous and Charles D. Brodead, a2 CARLYLE W. MARRIS. out by atemporary passageway built of pine boards to screen the witnesses from the outside public. This passegeway led to the outer door of the execution chrmber. ‘The witnesses entered and seated themselves on wooden stools arranged in » balf circle at the room, facing the chair, accompanied by Dr. Irvine, Head Keeper Conuaugaton and four guards, Preceded the witness. oe sores pein, the iawn was never | pearance of the outfit. green the fountain never splashed more| It was 12.50 when the witnesses entered the merrily. but splashing fountains, balmy air | room. While they seated themselves Eleo- trician Davis attached the wires to the battery of lamps and turned on 1,760 volte. He: testing the apparatus at 12:36 and sunounced that all was ready, - THE DEATH MARCH. Connanghton and two guards then went for Harris, He was awaiting the final summons in his cell, With him was Chaplin Weill, Hare ris was ready ina moment, and the little pro- cession was quickly formed. Screens had been placed in front of the other cells so thut the men who will soon meet Harris’ fate did not see him as he went, with a on and taitter of birds only served to mock the misery of the poor office seekers who were shut out from the haven of their desires by that awfal proclamation, Some who were not aware | of the situation marched boldly up to the door with hopeful countenances, there to have the crushing truth broken gently to them by the ushers, Alack-a-dav. the office seekers. DISCUSSED BY THE POLITICIANS. The President's prociamation formed the chief topic of conversation among the politi- | cians today. ,The expressions regarding it | varied in character according to the condition of the speaker. Senators and Representatives with large and active constituencies were in- clined to favor the President's stand, for it re- lieved them of a great deal of pressure from | importuning followers who needs must be sented to the President and their claims for off ‘ocated. At the same time the procla- mation is not taken to apply asa bar to Sena- tors and Kepresentatives, nor to mean that they cannot present themselves at the White House to discuss patronage with the President. It bars out the multitude, but lets in the select. In other words, it is xance for the goose, but not sauce for the gander. THE RANK AND FILE KICK. On the other hand,the rank and file of politi- cians are loud in their denuygiation of the or- der shutting out the people from personal in- terviews with the President about matters in which they and the committies in which they reside are vitally interested. They say that one reason why there has been such a crowd in Washington and so much pressure upon the President is because the 1m- pression got abroad among the people that this administration intended to break up ring rule and bossism in politics, to pay less atten- tion to the recommendations of Senators and Representatives and local party leaders and more to the indorsements of the people direct. Citizens obtained the idea that they were in- vited to nome torment with oases and to speak up in their own right, ‘y responded to tbe invitation and now find themselves turned down at the threshold. The politicians say that the order will have the effect of making a close corporation of the Patronage system by giving Senators and Rep- Tesentatives the sole right to talk with the President abont appointments, and that the President will thus debarred from heari the voice of the people at large on the fitness: candidates put forward for appointment to office. was indeed blue Monday for i if ! iter » f i Ht SOME INDIGNATION. ‘The politicians express undisguised indigna- tion at the’ closing sentence of the President's proclamation, which says: “Applicants for office will only prejudice their prospects by repeated importunity and by remating at Washington to await results,” They think that the Presi- dent has no right to virtually send them away from the city and threaten them with his dis- favor if they persist in asking for that to which they claim a perfect right in at least re- questing, and which the President has himself asked at the hands of the people—appointment to office. They loudly prociaim against what term au arbitary exercise of power by the President in refusing audience to men who have public business with bim, but do not west official position. They ‘point to the Fics that this is the first time in American bie. tory when a President of the United States has shut the door in the faces of private citizens who come to discuss public affairs in which they are interested. ARGUMENTS FOR THE PRESIDENT. In opposition to these opinions some argu- ments are advanced on the President's side of the case. It is urged that he has borne with patience the personal solicitations of the peo- ple for two months: that as a matter of fact ‘the personal presence of the applicants is sel- dom necessary. Dapers and indorsements are filed in the cases of offices for which the ma- jority of bis callers have been applicants, and ‘action is taken upon the papers in the case Continued on Sizth Page. ; i cither side, and the faitufal chaplain following him, room. He paused an instant on the threshold and locked calmly over the assembled wit Kind-bearted Warden Durston had over to the reporters and asked them to con- | it, The pads were put out of sight and Harris merely looked over the crowd, scanning their walked entirely alone just behind Connaughton and wavered for a moment, more from not from weakness. Connaughton pointed to the chair, and, without even « look of curiosity at into the seat. ‘ ‘As he did so he began to talk ina low voice. He said: “I have a word to say if the warden will permit.” He paused and repeated: “I would 4 Warden Durston stepped over to the chair Harris then, in » weak voice, as though each word cost him a powerful effort, said: say that I'am absolutely innocent.” ‘Those were bis last words. rettled back in the chair, to which his legs and arms hed already been and Ford, the two cuarda, ‘Gaate “Detective Tight leg, which was bared to elit in the _ trousers taining the other trician Davis attached than the telling of it, stepped back, Davis, who had gone to the switebboard, “All ready.” ‘There was an instant pause Then Dr. Daniels raixed his band, » click from the lever and the form én the just 12:40'; by the stop watch held by Dr. ogre beer Apert passed through In two seconds Davis threw the switch back so that only 150 volts were on. Dr. + though to indicate that the soul of the man in the chair bad passed upward. Then wax siut off. Drs. Irvine and Habershaw had settled back limp im the chair, Dr. Irvine opened the coat and vest and tore sway the scope, and, after listening for heart beats, turned and book his head. ‘This was Daniels then invited the other persons to #tep forward and examine the body. Life was ex- that death had come at current. INSTANT DEATH. ‘The only sign of animation after the current fle finger of the right hand, and that wns evidently due to muscular contrac He looked slightly pale ax he stepped into the nesses. ceal their writing pads—Harris might not like faces a+ his eves swept around the room. He knowing which way he was expected to go than the thing which was to end his career, he HARRIS DECLARES HI8 INNOCENCE like to say something if I have the warden's and said: “What did you wish to say?” Senekas tantomen to mee & daaeee After uttering them he seemed relieved and Juckson attached the electrode made in advance. electrodes. All of this THE CURRENT TURNED Oo. while every man in the room held his breath, straightened up till the straps creaked. It was the body of Carlisle Harris. still held his hand aloft and one finger pointed bis arm fell and in jast 55% seconds the current immediately stepped forward and examined the body, shirt over the heart. He applied the stethe- two minutes after the first contact, and Dr, tinct, aud it was plain to vig rere ,prosent was turned on was a slow movement of the lite ~~ (Continued om Sixth Page).