Evening Star Newspaper, May 9, 1893, Page 1

THE EVENING sTAR PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT sUNDAY, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, 1102 Peaneyivania Avexus, comer Lith 8t., by The Evening Star Newspa Company, S. HO KAUFFMANN, Pres’t jesatetaininnea cd Few York Osice, 88 Potter Duilding, we Kvexrxo Stan is served to wibecriters fn the Shzps carriers, ou thnir own accomse at Teeaes p SX a a a Se Gyete gach. iy raail “anyrehore in ts Untied Santee Cansda—postace prepaid 0 conta per auath, s, s % wrERRET QoADRC WEE Super Srax $1 OUperyear: [Entered at the Fost Office at Washington, D. C., escond class mali oateerst Ae Che Evening Star. S27" AU mail subscrivtions manst be paid in advance Rates of advertixiny made Known on application. Vor. 82, No. 20,567. ASHINGTON, D. ©. TUESDAY, MAY 9, 1893—TE PAGES. TWO CENTS. . re in the Metro iitan ME. Chi + EE ANE DISTRICT OF CO- | cent paid on all investments. TO. (edn a Bock ote SANDERS & STAYMAN, 932-9394 FST. my9-3t At the close of business, ‘Admiss on, mf vustnens May 4, 1800. WEST AT WASHINGTON ASSETS—9102,840.77. Sh a at my8~ ity Lode, No, invited to attend. of the Grand Lont 20, $b and Tats. ne. Ad- dress by B. F.Crawshew, G. M. will tae, ‘May 10, in the hall ‘Members of other absence to enter private employ is past. Those desiring to work outside during the present ad- ministration will bave to resign from the navy. _ FINANCTAL. FINANCIAL. SPECIAL NOTICES. _| SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. Washington Now snd Gossin, | ° MORE LEAVES OF ABsENcE HE NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY— y rr 1 E CAT ste Ww. UAT 7:30 P.M, ON WEDNES- PWacandgve iste tanec saateets| Sxcoxp Wossixouers Bouma irae Lites of Perlectiog “4 apacel meeting | Bose Dar atasis ae aw, “Canin nuns ry Index to Advertisements. Bar Meret Ome Se eee te eave im ti ‘Rtract—combinine in tts will be held on TI SDA}, U&th May, at 7:30 p.m., to VERY DESIRABLE OFFICE IS. | will Hold its rewular proyer service. »ubject: ‘How Business. lation Poltey more and better privileses and ASSOCIATION, work the tith, 7th and Srh'decrees, "By order of the Re vey DESIRABLE OFFICE Rooms: I Was Led Into the White Ribbon» Worl All are ine ite than exist Inthe policies of any other com- ~ ven. ‘master, ALEX Be HOLT, 32°, Secretary. cordially invited. MES, M. E COHEN, Pres, 1t | AMUSEMENTS. 0 Pany—cervain in the payout of claims—it had in the * mysee ‘The second and third floors of the addi- 00! ER STONY OF THE NEW CHURCH | ATTOUNEYS. 8 | SECRETARY BERRERT WILL NOT INTERFERE WITH Exzeeat io" poly none snctetigs'et Soest inth Series. Be> PCA —sramniisa? a tion to our store have been converted | eRe HOS | AUCTION sate. Face 7| THE ACTION OF UIS PREDECESSORS, BUT UE 3400. co. 117,400,100, | F!8STPAYMENT Wepsespay, wavio. | BOSE founding! Mrs. Mf Watters “iawyera, phy | into most admirable offce rooma By dene ioe. thea, UiGorman, 'B.B.0of the Catholic | Boatwya face g| "HL NOT EXTEND ANY LEAVES OR GRANT Surplus... 18.504, 948. 10. SHARES ONE DO! Ea sictans, sc entis 8, ministers an devartiwent officl leasing now you may get splendid loca- Vniveratt: breact vecia! excurs! ia will | ORIROPODISS Pare 2| ANY NEW LEAVES FOR THAT PURPOSE. iN LLAR EACH. should 4 cal ton at 2: . and stop at interme 7 are 2 TB, HADDAWAY, “Geiiaral Aneat, tila Fat aw. Temple: Tad tion, surprisingly (ow rent, and we'll iat stations. ‘There wil ie retreshatedte ater the CITY ITEMS. Pare 10 EPO! ‘Two hundred dollars can be obtained on one share KEV. J. E. LANCELEY OF TORONTO, fix the rooms to suit your needs. Come ee _ * COUNTRY Bo; 2) The time when naval officers can of RP? oF tae coxpition a aes Cause, the Aisiiuwatebed perachero Wat | ong leek at hom cakes 1.0. 0. ¥—THE SEMTANNUAL VISIT | COUNTRY KEAL 3 ie rigs END NATIONAL BAN ee nn ore 2 ‘ 5 8 8 10 ection at the d : we, OF STOCKHOLD- ¥wiven thatan elec- | ion of seven directors of the Belt Railway Company Meeting night SECOND WEDNESDAY OF EACH MONTH st hall, corner 8th and En. w., at 7:30 os FEL. Coke—40 bushels, $4, 25 bushel . TS. Gentine Philadelvtia Pox rte S40 to Serve for the ensuit will be beid at the office pia Pes $4.00 per ton, o'clock, of the coypiny, corner. Florida, ayes and ith aes Prompt De'wvery. enon = Prechinyt ps aa PRDAY, May 13, 1893, between the THOMAS R. MARTIN, 920 20th st. n.w. President, | hoursof'1 rnd 2 deluck prin: = = Zoe a aborts fr ‘ie agneioso! Hock will close on Wednes- | _*Phone 1766. my6-3m HIN T. LYNCH, Secretary. y. Nay 10, 189% wed o'cloo oT SHORS—LATEST STYLES. Bout H. K. GRAY, Secretary. j] SHOEI Secon rarlety of shades ‘T. D. DALY, Treasurer A MERTING OF THE 100K (OLDERS SHOES! "im RUSSIA CALERIN. fthe W. G. ‘Steam 1 Co.. wil Bd Styles _my8.3t No. 9 Market building. __| feat the Nutional Hotel ou MONDAYS Slay"Ly, ot | oe BELCHER Bas W. 8. HOGE, rrea. T. C. DANIEL, Sec, | 7m. _J. V. CAKRIER, Secty. __"_my6-3¢"_| < ‘town and cave Soon. Use». “ATES BUILDING AND LOAN Assu- = PIRITUALTS RS. M. W: E, THE ., CIATION, 1313 F st.. Ws DO = FE min ees fornia tas) ree will ive: = vrivate sitting dai’ 5 _B,Pey com, INTEREST PAID on srecial daooute | 11 Biri Pabst sca aies nw. Ho am. to Dm cranes. at ical Temple, 425 Gat nw. WEDNE DAY aud SUDA VENTNGS O** = es’ nyo See, ANNUAL Meering or The stir kho ders of the F alle Church and Poto- qwac Tatiway Company will be held in runs on sateof deceit. Full-pad stock PAYS 6 PER CENT interest from dste iaturity stock, #100 per share, payable in WODLLAY Mevailinente of Te. per month. uatire nt + months, a Met prowt of $37 ouech share. anzOtf 8 Per Cent INTEREST GUARANTEED. PAYABLE SEMI-ANNUALLY. REAL ESTATE SECURITY. e200 CDS AND ENGRAVING. This is headquarters for all kinds and sizes of Blank Cards and Card Fneraving, Nort Hote’: 15 Fass Coase? Vee pay erie also Wedding Invitations and other an— Ts8, "at 70% Tock ln. fF the election of « boned Bouncements which reqaire ski.l and sood ai ectors and tor the transaction of such other Bust teste Everything eles tn the stationery dine at loweat prices. FASTON & KUPP, Popular Stationers, 421 LITH ST. (Just above the wvenue.) fess us inay proper'y come vefre the niretini HISE! Precdtone KS wacky aa SOCIATION, EI MEETT D SUI FTEEN my8 if WINSOME STUFFS— ur stock of Suitings and Trouserings this season. The “‘hank” of our made-to- measure garments justifies their cost. You'll think so after giving usa trial order. Our prices are modest for tailoring—we don't do ‘"fake” work. EISEMAN BROS., Cor. 7th and E sta, n. the eri WEDN! ‘swear that the above statement is Tnowiedve and belie! i PWiL TMS. Ceahier. becrtbed andeworn to. befsre me. fay. 188 “CHAELES B. Correct—Afttest:_ ‘F.C. STEVENS. BAS He IHOMAS. | Dpcsetors wie A Lertes, Our 3-year Coupon Certificate offers the Dest investment now on the mariet. The conditions and axreement plain and easily ms8 DOCTORS, GO TO GILMAN'S ASSETS, $114,000 meio ieee "Bava ae Gok ae | BIE ca nr atenin yt . ° = Ist. Thowe Seat Pin Cheek. Ulin at SOO. te the Who 1S Cail at the office. SANE os Pigg be iy a uades Bl ray, 24 The Fx ra Lone FIDELITY BUILDING, LOAN AND INVEST- pressed Alr Appa utus. All the reat silo. Goat): price, Cost ‘worsted (the newest style coat); pri and Vest, $15, sk room. Rit 027 PENN. AVE. N.W. | GEORGE SPRANSY, One-price Clothuer, 434 7th st MENT ASSOCIATION, 908, 914 G at. nw.. Washington, D. 0. The Man VINGS AND BUILDING apS-tr HARRISON DINGMAN, President. mew Suet thoi Books now open fr sabscripWons to atork, $1 per <a share, commencing with May, at the vffice of pr a a ae building, 1416 F would not preferto place it where it ng. nw, from 8:30 a. tn, to —n fact mia be very wrest Sihease 9 per cont, exiacizel and tn: Tal Ger cent interest paid on witha bensfiied in syein: bya bo ot out taest parable eo Gemand. without 4 percent sddicional'on ey aita,” famous “Old Sick Post — notice, to allowing it remain in Der cent paid. wmatiired stort ‘Sire (nvigorates, ° for avo" thy 8 Sent to of the olty upon toy Bank or st home where it yields noch. tnoet Bip Be peter ee TOROS 7 UOMTANY, tot expan ip ie dealings with be 2 614 14th st nw. Televbone Ws. my8 CERTIFICATES and “TIME” CEE. i NEUBE NG espe, eee tery adideds pewter not to ities TIFICATES OF DEPOSIT. The D @. Ditos Eascidenss 617 Lh st 8: 9%, ye sr former draws 3 per cent ;er annua and * "Vice President, Sol fa may be withdrawn at any time the ‘Surgeon General's Office, War Dept. Earn weit arene holder sees fit. The latter has interest -oF uy- a 3 eialey do it tn th ner to" coupons attached and are payable in Keltnee trai woney. Write me to call and «ive three months, when 4 per cent per an- i Dritec FOU my A cieht, Raliew, ine le seta he oar Geo. Freeh. Gea. W. Chase LO at nw., Telephine $50, one year, 6 per cent. UD, Terri Chas. aan. uvestment inenres the prompt payment of interes: and relieves the holder of all worry and annoyance. Wo Shoe Stores. For the benefit of that class of cyclists which prefer ger hee oe . _ We point with particular prise to our to purchase hich-«rade taachines ant yet cannot af- dmproveoet to. io is mations superior bankine factlities—isaue letters — ford to pay one hundred and fifty dollars for thelr able this “spritig- sorter oak of credit and draw “‘exchange”* on the noun, we have concladed to adovt the following list fine York efore, “ur aluce “taking Petoctral cities of the world G+) prior toremoral into new quarters everythin wit! | Prices on Spring-/rame marhines, namely we the dancin We on tere sisal Ce aN ik Sei a ten som cum get Ghean, Oxords and Sliggers st No.1 Rambler, standard finish, @. & J. pneumatic ry highrat clase of tailoring. aud eesunt with we. We can safely state that no” finer reuoan ites. #120 work {9 produced anywhere than is ‘The Warren Shoe House, 1115 Fst. n.w., and my | No. 2 ler, stan inh iy, Iraving this stabi: ‘Market Space Store will be consolidated and removed | Combination Rambler, standard finish, @. & J. cush- Salte, t order., 8:0, Ww & Ca, B to919 F ot. early in June. fon tires... Bee 8100 Dress Vests, @7'50 to ei2. ae mead can eabier, model A, standard finish, G. &J- | q. WARFIFLD SIMPSON, */ntelligent Tailoring.” ~ 08. : Gro. W. Ricz, ‘These revised prices go into effect on this date | COR. 12TH AND F STS. N. W. ers: SIONS, Page 1 ai G. H. BAXTER. Secretary. _ | PXPRESSAGE. Pace 7 Pa F HERBY FINANCTAI. Face 1 meating of # oc! FOR EXCHANGE. ‘Pege 2 pany. euflice of “he chair os Tans oe uihn ave oa FINDAY EVENING, | FOR RENT (Flate) Pare 2 May'12, 1:04, at Go'ciock, when busi. ess of inport- | FOR RENT (Halle), Pace 2 ance will bs lad be(are thom. "©. 8, BUNDY,Oualr- | POR RENT (Houses aoe hhian Stockholders : aos. May 6, 10 wee my9k11-2t" Pare 2 ee Rey aS FEASHAL oe Of The “vice ‘presidents of the Associations, will take | FOR RENT (Stores), Pace 2 pincw fron the First Baptist Chucch, 16th and.0 sta. | FOR SALE (Hoses and Veblicieal, Paes 3 HU SDAY AL TERNOON, May Li. at 3 o'clock: | Pon CALF (Bicycle Nes’ ® Members of the Association are requested to attend, | POR ALE (B sore" Of the executive committee (Houses Pace 3 saydh. 20 HENRY G STEWALT. Je. Secretary_| TOW SALE (Latn Pace 3. => PY 1TUALISM —WONN'S HALL, 721 | FOR SALE (Mincellaneous) Page 3 | RY DNESDAY. Ap. In FOR SALE (Pian, Paes 3 Ispuravle evidence of split presvnce, OTELS. “Par 8 BS Hi medi. Private alvtings daily. 1014 Pa. ave.” | HOTELS. ied THE MARYLAND D¥MOORATIO OLUB | RGMT NOTICES. Haag of the D.C. will Bold ® special reunon EN ce 17:30 tam-, ee cla tome, | LOST AND FOUN! Page 3 Hon, Solu J. Hemp: | SMANTCURE.. Pare 2 Hon. t'¥. Dewees of Pa. and other | Mannie usd ‘will vd''reea the mect'ne. Music ED. ‘aL ata invited. W. C. | MF:DICAL Pare 8 ‘CHAS. C'EASCASTEN Desi: | srsCELLANSOUS. Pare 6 my9-3t"_| MONEY WANTED AND TU LOAN Pace 2 NEW PUBLICATION! Page 10 NOTARIES | UBLIC. Pare 3 Me ester a Uhety to be oeneralty Sate | OrRAN TRAVEL. Page mnths OFFICIAL NOTICES. Powe 7 There ta no doubt about it: POTOMAC RIVER BOATS... Pare 8 PIANOS AND ORGANS. Pare 8 WHITE PINE aod JUNIPER LATHS are | prpsoxen Pa 2 PROFESSIONAL. “Pace + corer erm PROPORALS. ace 7 RAILR- ADS. Pace 8 ooscnnssnecsaesensensesarensenesoncseeoneces RP. CIAT, NOTIONS, Pare 1 H SS 2 | STRAW CARPET cht Pace 8 H e 3 | sravrnas property. Page H : i Juniper Latha % | sranver ResorTs. Pace - WANTED (Hoard), Pre 2 At €3,00 per 1,000. i WANTED (Help) . == 1h csserensnevswsdvecteoevvesstenecsessoscued WANTFD (Honeen Pace 2 WANTED (Situations Pare 2 S97. B.—I7 you read it in our TBREN. BITTINGER & MTU 1 “Lumber, Mil Ws ders’ Hardware,” Cor. Ut aid New York ave, nw. ms rk T. KEEN, TAILOR, my9.3m 1312 F STREET. WANTED (Miwellan WORLD'S FATR ad. its 20. LYY, To Subscribers. Subscribers to Tar Stax who are werved by route boys will confer 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. BETWEEN. Aandiord and tena twixt and between, necessary fucil'ti hy for furcher particule —— ea my0-3t SB. BLISS HAS RECOVFRFD Fecent accident and will resume Inthe matter of renting honses and mance roperty and our rel A long and successful rx- both well. perience and an Warrant us in offering our services to you. Collecting rents \s our epecialty. BH, WARNER & CO., Property Manaser GF et nw ATTRAC aUMMER ve y {the most bean'iful snd de- shee howes pear Rashinston Beats to tod. Owners. Will exchance it ‘Price. 618,000. Gover<mext Recerprs Topar.—Internal revenue, $322,814; customs, €223,723. ma, 9-0t Fovnts-Crass Postaasrens.—The total number of fourth-class postmasters appointed today war 118, of which 89 were to fill vacan- cies caused by resignations and deaths. , our posit mis “be and we have all the jee for representing A New Cuter oF Divistox,—Secretary Car- lisle today appointed William Hines of Minne- sota chief of division in the office of the com- missioner of customs, Treasury Department, ee Finest Lieut. Epwix 8. Ccrtis, second artil- lery, having been found by an examining board unfitted for promotion on account of physical disability, will proceed to his home. —_~ increasing business at ME. Nava Onpens.—Assistant Surgeon George Rothgauger bas been ordered to examination for promo! Commander 0. F. Goodrich has been detached from the Constellation on the ays 1222 F Sreser N.W. Prrsoxs Havrso CAPITAL OR SAVINGS Can invest it in THE BIRKBECK and recetve SIX PER CENT PER ANKUM. rarnll information furnished upon application, Cor- (Apri 15, 1st, ‘The above xoods are brand new and not altered or shop-worn in any respect. GORMULLY & JEFFERY MFO. CO., aplt 1325 14th st. n. we AN EXTRAORDINARY SNAP. : py purchase enables us to offer PEARL HANDLE TABLE KNIVES with silver blades and bolster for @6.00 the half dozen. Rewular A “OHANCEY IN 87 TROUAERS. ‘Seven dollars never had a stronver pur. chasis’ power shan now. We ba secured & line of Troucerinze which’ we Will make up to measure at that price, althoueh “they 8! be ‘Of, course we have trousering for more—and for Toney. Jo BED. SATOHEL (late oy Keene, 408 12th at. n.w. One door above tue OTICE. reine and Wagon Works, form the public aud our former 717 Mazzer Space, Pa Ave. Tux Woaarex Suoz Hovse, ws 1115 F Sz N.W., Avenue.” my8 THOSE TROUSERS ‘We did not expect old do! ar f) Lose celebrated by evening. We received four ed Bine Cheviots and Serwes 10th inst. and ordered as a member of the board for the trial of the New York. “sissies agai ‘Tests at Ixprax Heap.—The test plate of the side armor for the double barbette turret monitor Amphitrite has been placed in position at the Indian Head proving ground and will be o 50, ioe ton Rete 66 and % cents, Nay tor a Suit. tested on Thursday next. The plate is nickel steel and represents 855 tons of armor. fERTZ and MERTZ, Actas 906 F st. aw. Actixo Assistant Reoistes.—John Hi. Beatty, chief of receipts and expenditures, division ot the register’s office, was this morn- ing appointed by Secretary Carlisie acting as- a from our old stand, rear N. ¥. av peice, $2.00. gfoue eemora! from our old aA THE BIRKBECK, Meat Handle Demert Kaives, 45.26 hatt | $0! atihaeya haly $8 pan tavors and Goren. Regular price, $7.5 Roplag for oeutinuance of sane, 000! ‘CITY. A teapectiully, PER UNION, NEW YORE - e cy] Memrresrelinitedananay, | me” PERTN casrponar & ERO, Fon. Charles S$ Fairchild, A Al eed bis — EOF LOCATION. — OUR Hon. Cart sens Tidoe Steve 9 apme-tt Cor. 7thand Daw. | Fe SHA na te i tgeral nablio are requested Frage ip A, Augustus Healy, u S SDR HOWARD CRUSSEE ——__— ] ty ote th annotucement, eisewuiere of che chan Seo. Jong Be Woodward, Rotbins B ‘Spaith. ‘Has removed lis offices to wwe H Sch: ene x re su we eo HOURS: y illfam @. Pas am, 12 tolp im, daily from 9am 105 p.m evenings days a" D aniiSouce OS™ OS Pm Neotey Semiae BR i) (Te A _apesiots TELEBIn Fotis “XE = CORE! CORE fcoll the tailor, can now T have concluded spectal a re) 01 7th st. n. C. T. Havesses, ] sale of free burning and sate: merchant tailor. 519 7th st. p on Immediate deliveries, ‘Member Washington Stock Exchange, Tue Issraxraxzous Heavacuz J. MAURY DOVE eS SALE— ‘Real Estate and Stock Broker, Y GOOD WILL AND FIXTURES OF Rooms 9 and 11, Atlantic Building, JURE. Main office, 2ist and Ite. nw. EXCHANGE HOTEL, 004 PA. AVE. 990 Ft. ow. Aquick, effectual and soothing remedy for Head- _ ™ ‘Nervousness, Neuralgia, Sleeplessueas, | Branch Offices. Wharven N.W., DOING A GOOD BUSINESS. ae Sees 1206 H st. nw. Foot F and G sts. nw. S INVESTMENT SECURITIES, ‘Overworked Brain and Excessive Use Tee Mat Seth aud’ Kate, Bow. HAS TWO FRONTS-ONE ON PA. Mocks, Bonds and Grain bought and sold for cash or of Stimulants. a Exe PRINTING FOR EX. AVE. AND ONE ON D ST. IMME- oo margin. THREE DOSES IN EACH BOTTLE, 10cENTa. | Fe > EXCURSION FAINTING FOR EX. DIATELY OPPOSITE THE UNION DEPOT OF THE PENN. R. R. CO. PURCHASrR CAN OBTAIN LONG LEASE. EXCELLENT REASONS FOR Cotton bought and sold in New York or New Orleans. CORKESPON DENTS. Purnell, Hawaman & Co.. New York Stock Ex- Lehman Bros. New York Cotton Exchange. For sale by all druggists. Tar E. A. Berts Co, Manufacturing Pharmacists, ‘Am prepared to fill your needs at lowest rates ‘or the bestof work. spec churches aud Sunday schools 1 514 11th New York, Pe SELLING. APPLY TO Lehman, Stera & Co... New Orfeans Cotton Exchange. aw $ R. 0. HOLTZMAN, Tamson Brow. & Co., Chicago Board of Trade. mee ‘Watington, D.C. Maiu office, F and 10th mo oehele ove ANDY STS. AW, Private wires to New 20rd, Gilcagy ain New Or- Chicago. | Tith st. wharves. PURE PENOBSCOT RY my2-tu, th, 26% E for all classes of customers. Contracts for future de- Yoana. Telephone, 453. Jel7-tr Liveries. “Ice ti-kets for family trade. hed wagons, a family coal—low prices. pio Tuz Naroxaz Sare Deposrz, ° AYPERMETROPIA, et HOTEL LEASE FOR SALE enh opi, Myobta, om an s - SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY eed eae eet aaicnaatin sae Se en CE Of the District of Columbia, AG. HAMILTON, Oculin.” With TURE OF HOTEL MORRISETT; — Gpbcinn Sak Tee aT Ee oe CATION ONE OF THE BEST, 14TH CORNER 15TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE SHOES Hours: 9to5 p.m. [aps] Examination sree, AND H STS. N. W. COMPLETELY Chartered by special 0 RE NOT READY FOR THF FURNISHED AND DOING GOOD sag bouche ecenees RACES tntil you have supplied yourself posiwaial GOOD RukaOn GOR Jan. 1867, and acte of Oct, 1890, and Feb... 1802 We've been selling since we got fixed in our Hobe and © Horse Cover. . ithe Light-weight Lay Anything’ in this Tine cam be found at WOODWARD & LOTHROP'S, apl5-3o 10TH. AN FVERY-DAY OC URLE: Cs countinan hour all the hundreds Rew store. People are finding us out. We're going to lead in the SHOE business of the city. We call your particular attention to these SHOES for tomorrow's buyers: Ladies’ $2.50 Russet Oxford Ties, of | BELLING. APPLY TO R. O. HOLTZMAN, 10TH AND ¥ STS. N.W. CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. Kentesates inside burglar-proof vaults at 5 per auntie arward my2-tu, th, s,4¢ Securities, relry, ‘ware and valuables of Ly ro = SESE eS eee rah eas Price won one 82” BLOS of Subd of poor pritine at are turned oat FIRE PROGR, ACID PROOF, WATER com Fan Du youpate nize an office whic ‘i ‘Lad 50 Light-weight ~ ; Tf mp wall use our damp-proof paint, SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT. Donrsis Shoes for. om $1.98 el i LE ad Ps RS isis Leagin ‘your roof fu. order and pro- Deposite ceosived from TEN CENTS upward, Our Ladies’ Russet and Black = Muolern work and just price? hen see ue, | tect it from, corrosion tive our specially prepared anc terest allowed ou €3 and above. 26 Shows $1.25 We're printers Too paint. ‘These paints are rusranteed by usend Loans money on real esate and collsteral sea McGILL & WALLACE. 1107 EST. N.W. avl5 ee ‘our leading citizens. end wcarity. tenes McGILL & | PE, 1107 E a so, MANTELS, ANDIRONS, FENDEKS, (E OHIO MINERAL PAINT CO., P. 0. x 214. ‘TRUST DEPARTMENT. sed ttention also to our onecemen | at Wrotwht-iron Gas’ Fixturen, eo: | | For asle by ROBERT BOYD, Hardware tad General Acts s= yimiaistraior. executor, recerver, ss ties, Stained Glace, Stoanics, Marbles. | Supplies, 416 9th st. n.w. ‘apS-ooritn simnee, Siecutes trusts of all kinda Wills Don't forget that we've moved. Our ad-|_Sb24tr JH. COMNING, Tile Shop.520 13th st. oe Eican ws OF © soupetent attorney in daily estend- reas is 0 longer 1330-141 F st, but EDMONSTON st_dogres of satie- tion we particularly caution those hi it allowine t of our make against allowiny BENJAMIN P. Nib. AMES St pete bas iret Vice Brestdoat. 4. WJBSSTON, Second Vice Pree ae —WISHING ALL OF OUR MA- fact old sted elec “Thuja” 3, “ jate attenti Sane Waite ms 1334 FS; N. W. Hiss Lourc: = HEELER © WILSON NEG. o ‘Sistidana — ah BPO iy Kept sult of hate is one of the mh16-th,s,tu, tf 437 at ; _ wt beat iments ano Bensamiz P. Savder. Zenas C. Robbias, & woman could pom. ‘porsess. Hain to be. CORE. COKE. COKE. oer iy Sturtevant, varew Wylie, hl Realthy, should be clean and absolutely tree |. Plant, tettoew Emery. 1] from dandruff and should possess @ naturel, | api tf JOHNSON BROTHERS. “wie Clephane. Carlen A. Jarsess WAY. a Bealthy. loss Our famous, “THUGA sais Henry A Willard, ¥ Francis Meas HATK CONIC stimu'ates the xrowth of the LOWEST PRICES IN THE CITY. ecgee Johan, — Charlee (Gover. Cone to “hendquarters” foe Table hair, renders it'actt aud brilliant, keeps the Rom Berry, joka @. Parke, Cutery, We import direct and can a a Your Lawn Mower sent for, put in Bidieny Ecler, Thomas 8” Fics, save you money, Sete these prices. Teuwed na Mencitel order and delivered for 8 Robert | tmnan, foodbury Blair. ‘mhi% s Table Ctlery, than which there are none better. Table Knives, per set Your old Garden Hose sent for, re- Paired and delivered for 25c. Thompson’s, U s B, Wire Screen Doors, 100 ft. Poultry Netting, BION JAVINGS ANE, D. eae ‘Spring-edge hook. eye 0c. 600 7TH 8ST. XW. ‘Claas’ Sea 'loy an Cato 4 and knob, 90c. Lawn Sprinklers, $1.25 —- cae Rares are Pagraactst, 703 15a Sr. N.W. | “Cutautie wire win- | on YP. H. SMITH, President. & M LOTHROP-JOHN Tw EEDALE ‘Vice Presidenta, Fee. per set of 3. dow Screens, $2.75 doz. 25 ft. Garden Hose, Bat. Ice Cream Frees- y ‘ . cedar tub, $1.35 Wresanra & Enxoxsrox, ers, tat = rices Gut, | scs: | ‘T. A LAMBSRT, Treasurer. 1205 P. A couplings, complete, Hose Reels, 750. each. a VE mys You wil! fro won find tall the J. H RALSTON, Searetery. Tf Gest and seecud flours alled with xoode we | 1:75 Reowale: 1G. 4, Babee Bank open during business hours and from 6 to 8 je out at once. Ax to see these e'elcek Baturday eveninas. ies. The reductions are one- half and two-thirds. Fully guaranteed | 20c.; Hces,20c. ; Spades, Lawn Mowers, $3.25 | 40 and 50c.; Shovels, Cool Corsets. Pour per ceat interest paid on ordinary deposits and The lots embrace Richly Decorated | each. Boe. ; Lawn Hakes, = Chocolate is. Fs Plat oC 146 Ce er a) Jarwe: dividends on instalment deposits. _fe7-tf Seorent Glass Ware Bickiser te eskee | Rennes nt Bese 7 If you have never worn, Linen Corsets in nse Takers pti Paar Gooking, Ranges ant Stoves. Corsos & Macanrsey, sumer 5 missed a luxury. | The; ile turned on. but st & touch of the “ are covlest, most durableand most thal. “stop” the beats off— MEMBERS OF 2 Bee Oe sroce 8995 a For $1.50. | inmant want it ‘That's th EXCHANGE, $2.25 Lisex Corsers For $1.50. up e Mange during the sum (Correspondents of Messrs. Moore & Schley, 80 Broad- i . are extra, lone waists, thoroughly e ten cRAE sector wey ed and per ine " ‘Alcorwte Atte andwuvranteed. Finest i Fe sae oo cause they are the best—w= Bankers and Desters in Government Bonds Corset eatabiiahment south af New York. EB Write irad dicey down for eitin, hae Ratiroad Stor ana Bouts sted all sovaritios ttstea ° 9 1 plate-warmers, open-door kickers, the exci of New York, Philadeiptia, Boston juatch, strikers. air-rogal ting cocks, und cise eric elan Vi er Met ako nN ity made of investinemt securities. District ° ° 9 9 FY ana $22—not such’ cons der: ‘sad “all tocat ‘das. Iusurance and ine” what they “save in somfort and Bei recone N 1003 F Sz N.W 1215 F Av 1214 G Sr Ben ek ‘Amarican Bell Telephone Steck bought andsold.de81! mye NOTICE: » NW. | mse | BABBER'& HOSS, oor. thendGets. nw my3 > ‘office to 600 F L See tie matt LS ae FOR SALE—THE FI i — f fon: | round: vory desirabl and only two motles frou the W cars rnin alongside the propert time only 15: dollars is ‘creane far T HAVE MOVED MY REAL ESTATE Jing to ll branches of the pice Four proverty om my bot 2,120,000 located, Overlooking the clt FRANCIS HUFTY, 1301 Fst. nw. | SAFE INVESTMENT boos And one that will bring in the for. You cannot Bnd a more se- ite use your bi Try it HENRY A CLARKE & SON, 995 Fat sistant register under authority of the Joint resolution of December 18, 1892, in place of John H. King, chief of the warrant division, resigned. w.,, Where I have in- ty of rents, and shall —— A New Braxxer Rout.—The report of the board on the “blanket roll” device of Lieut. Dodge has been received by the chief of ord- nance of the War Department. The report is favorable and states that the new “roll” has a number of advantages over those now in use. The matter is being considered in the bureau of ordnance and a number of the rolls will be manufactured and issued to the service for tr . , G00 F EST OPPORTUNT’ uare feet ite _Honse. rie 'y. Price for a short cents per sq. ft. For further particulars ‘what you aro looking —_.—_—_ Triat or THE New York.—The naval board appointed to test the cruiser New York, Rear Admiral Belknap, chairman, will meet at the League Island navy yard tomorrow to inspect ‘beyond expectations. m9 cs ‘* MODISTE PARLORS, JACKETS, RIDING HABITS AND ROBES, my9-3m 1312 F ST. N. her machinery. The official trial of the vessel will consist of two runs of about two hours each over a measured course of about forty nautical miles in length off Cape Cod. During these runs the revolutions of the main engines will be carefully observed for each period of fifteen Ewe minutes and the data called for in the steam log your” family” plot. at oration Day is and Headstones eet request. ones JF, ‘myo THAT SACRED SPOT! jow is the best season to fix up but ‘We have just received another ehin- ment of newly designed Monuments ‘direct cheerfull; juarries. | Desizne cheerfully submitted to order spectaity. MANNING, “cok iat AND if B78, N.W. will be filled in for the same periods. ‘The Ben- nington and Vesuvius and the tugs Lynden, Fortune and Nina have been placed at the dis. posal of the board for use during the trial. te ‘conetery twenty days Marian axp Vinorxra Postaastens.—The following fourth-class postmasters wore ap- pointed today in Maryland and Virginia: Maryland—P. M. Stemple vice $. D. White, resigned, Floyd, Garrett county; Benj. Mitchell, r., vice D. A. Carl, removed, Hancock, Wash- ington county; J. E. Meese vice A. 8. Sell, from who have trouble in lowest prices. asthough t i neour af corres 14 PHO, ae £ 'D, EAS1ON, Pres, Be” PICTURE FRAME BUYERS. Picture Frame makers and dealers quality” French Sheet Picture Glass should come to us formei of the scarcity. tremendous stock of Picture Glass ‘of every sort, which we offer st the CHAS. E. HODGEIN, "Bepert,”9137thst. my9 nt on their hands’ it seems hey would never Gish it these Ft une hone: qraphewhich makes a Tiebt and optte mdence. PH 0. Oct ken ow Pe Some resigned, McHenry, Garrett connty. Virginia—J. 8. Hays vice T. W. Goodloe, removed, Afton, Nelson county; A. 8. Burgess vice O. A. Hadin, removed, Central Plains, Fluvanna county; A. N. Bell vice W. P. Sandridge, removed, Goshen Bridge, Rock- bridge county: E. A. McNulty vice A. Rexrode, removed, McDowell, Highland county; J. 8. Plunkett vice 8.’ H. Coleman, removed, Nebraska, App®mattox county. Prrsonan.—E. E. Briggs of Pittsburg. W. 8. Jewett of Lawrence, Mass, W. T. Cur- ran of New York and P. W. Taylor of Brooklyn are at Willard’s.—Lewis P. Cook of New York, W. B. Foster and W. G. Gil- bert of Rochester. N. Y., and C. B. Stewart of Omaha are at the Randall——Prof. H. 4. Goodell of Amberst, Capt. Matt. O'Brien of in securing ‘*first We were in- and have laid correspondence is & a plement yas- Tete or sold. F. POLAR Sarton. Ladies’ Ni on y Blue Straw Sailors ¥ #1 EACH. 9" Ask for the Dollar Sailors. New Orleans, J. D. Taylor of Cambridge, Ohio, L. W. Parker of Chicago and J. T. Hamilton of Cedar Rapids, Towa, are at the Ebbitt.— B.Y. Peppin of New York, Thos, H. Maguire of Rochester and John A. Peterkin of Brooklyn are at the Riggs. —C. H. Westcott of Detroit. Hee" Shirts ‘in Washing irts, £0 dure ‘Te. W. 8 TEEL, * ings,” 635 PA, AVE. my® WILEEE) & SUGES.: 000 22: Ave Wm. Gibson of York, D. K. Watson of Columbus and W. A. Post of Virginia are at PROVE IT YOURSELF, the Arlington.——Charles A. Terry of New = York, F.B. Gilbert of Philadelphia, G. H. areeon ee ects inde ttre AD {5 | Summers of Detroit, John T. Wheeler of Grand | Species oath | prem, Mink Gare. Rapids and H. Lockwood of Philadelphia are at the Shoreham.——Senator Charles J. Faulk-| ner of West Virginia, 8. F. Lineaweaver of Philadel; hia, William’ J. Thompson of New| Trous-ra, $8 up; Sui fae ee cor Largest line in he city to select from. Jervey and J. W, Neelan of the army are at the Normandie.—Col. Hains of the army, Arthur W. Robson of Baltimore, G Griswold Van Trousere Rensselaer of New York and Juan 8. Atwell of and Argentine, Col., are at the Richmond.——A. W. Smart-looking Cunni) gham of Brooklyn, J. O. Lee of Chicago | atts, and Col. John W. Cash of Virginia are at the Johnson,—Henry Hinrichson of Germany, F, L, Colton of Philadelphia and R. Y. Zachary of Norfolk, Va., are at the National.— John C. Rindell and Theodore L. Parker of ta. $30 up. SNYDER & WOOD, Fine Tail ring. 5 Ac k 1111 PENN. AVENUE (Barr's old ‘*stand.”) myD New York, J. W. Lowe of Ni Haven, Conn., Z _ and N. G. Gonzales of Columbia, 8. C., sre ee $C ONL COMM EMENTS. | the Metropoliian.——J. H. Connor of Haver- cue RST Ae Veuem iE | bill BR ai pero phone Ti” msi TORIC ste news | JM go, C. 8. Armstrong of this paper | man, A. Wo Hendri | consimmaied. u: * by muy yg low tank wayous ‘id THY PAR!NERSHIP ADVERTI-ED IN 3.4 between J. H. Hell Denver and A. Smith of Cincinnati mre at the St. Jumes.——J. C. Harper of New Haven, C. Namanny of Clinton, Iowa, John S. Ross of Brooklyn and Churlex F. Heyeman of New | York are at the Howard. ’ a - {Dannineioo wae ani supyiedt on eeu 3. a HELLMAN Tue Stax is able to make this positive state- ment on the authority of the Secretary of the Navy. Consequently it may be properly re- garded as the policy of the department in this matter. Secretary Herbert said to « Stax reporter ‘that although he would not interfere with the action of his predecessors in the cases that bad been brought to his attention, existing leaves of absence would not be extended in any case | where the officer is engaged in outside emplor- ment. It naturally follows that no new appli- cations of this kind will be granted. EFFECT OF THIR DECISION. A large number of officers and many outside interests are affected by this decision. Prensure will undoubtedly be exerted to change it, but it will hardly succeed. Secretary Herbert feels that so long as@ man remains in the navy he should serve the government alone, and give it the benefit of bis talents instead of offering them to the highest bidder outade simply because it paid bim better. He does not think it right that an officer who is educated by the goverument and trained in it service should be permitted, simply for hus own private advantage, to utilize his knowledge and experi- ence against the government and at the samo time remain on its pay roll. The change of policy in this matter is due to the fact that there are numerous officers Bow on | leave of absence who are employed by private firms doing business with the government, and are receiving pay from each. What makes the matter worse, 1s that these officers are utilizing aguinat the government in the interest of their better-paving private emplover the very infor- mation gained in their government service. SOME OF THE OFFICERS AFECTED. Among the officers affected by Secretary Herbert's determination to grant no extensions of leave for purposes of ontside employment ate the following: Commander Wm. M. Fol- ger, Inte chief of the bureau of ordnance, and now supposed to be in the pay of the Harvey nickel piste #yndicate—he bas been granted two years’ leave of absence from January inst; Lieut, Commander Wm Switt, employed by Sellers & Company of Philadelphia, and fur- loughed until February 1, 1804; Lieat. Com- mander F, W. Symonds and Chief Engineer L. W. Kobinson, emploved in private capacities at the worid s fair, exch with # year's Jeave of ab- Lieut. Commander C. C. Cornweil, em- ployed by the Thompson-Houston company, on wave; Lieut. A.V. Wadhams, lecturing, on leave until September 1, 1898; Lieut. C. A. stone, employed by Carnegie & Company, on leave until Ma 16, 1894; Lieut, . Driggs, employed by an ordnance company | baw contracts with the government, furlougned until September 1 next; Lieut. W. P. Clison, on leave till June 30 next attending to private business; Chief Engineer N. P. Lowne, employed by Cramp & Sons, on leave tall January, 1895; Lieut. W. W. Wood, employed by the American Projectile Company, We since October, 1890; Civil Engineer A! G. Menocal, employed’ by the Nicaragua Canal Company, on leave till June 3 next, and Civil Engineer R. E. Peary, employed by the Phila- delphia phic Society, on leave until November 2, 1895. ALL ARE OF EXCEPTIONAL ABILITY. All of the officers mentioned above are of exceptional ability. That explains the demand for their services by private firms. It is argued, however, that as their techuical knowledge was gained at government expense and in ite serv- ice it should not be utilized the govern- ment's interest, at least not so long as they re- main in iteservice. There is nothing to pre- vent their leaving the service, but it is not con- sidered just that they should remain on its pay roll and shirk their legitimate duties in order that they may be enabled to make ad- ditional money on the outside. are sba McVEAGH AND SCHURZ. Their Presence in the City Excites the O14 Line Democrats. The political gossips are speculating upon the simultaneous arrival in the city yesterday of two prominent converts to democracy, Wayne McVeagh and Carl Schurz, They both here, but it is not known whether their visit has any political significance or not. “Humpb!” granted an old democratic war- horse at one of the uptown hotels; “+I suppose the mugwumps will be invited to the White House and given a front ecat in the synagogue while we, the faithful, ean cool our beels on the pavement and read the President's rales.” Up to a Inte hour, however, neither Mr. Schurz nor Mr. McVeagh had presented bim- self at the White House, ——-o-____ THE NEW YORK CUSTOM HOUSE. A Commissioner Appointed to Investigate Certain Charges Against the ‘mle. For some time past various papers, especially the Dry Goods Trade Journal of New York, have charged the officials of the New York cus- tom house with irregularities in the adminis- tration of their offices. Secretary Carlisle is determined to reach to the bottom of these in- snuations and today appointed ® commission to investigate them. The commission con- wists of Charles S. Fairchild, the former Secretary of the Treasury, Mr. Daniel Magone, ex-collector of the port of New York, and Poin- dexter Dunn, ex-representa' from Agkansas, who is now in this city. They will be allowed 8 $10 per diem salary, besides an allowance of $5 per day for expenses. ‘The commission will have a mass of papers presented for their consideration and, besides ing as to the truth of the charges made, probably makecertain recommendations as tothe manner of conducting the business of that depariment with a view to the possible changes to be made in the present tariff law. ON. CHILEAN CLAIMS COMM: Judge Goode Qualifies as the Kepresenta- | tive of the United States. Judge John Goode of Virginia qualified at the State Department as the American com- missiouer of the international commission to adjudicate claims betwoon the United States and Chile. The oath of office was administered to | bum by Mr. H. L. Bryan. Judge Goode told a Sram reporter that many of his friends were under the erroneous impression that his duties on this commission would require bim to visit Chile. Asa matter of fact he will not be required to leave this country or even this city. "Goser ‘the treaty with Chile the clainas oom- mission will meet in Washington for organi: tion on or before July 26. A date for # busi- ness meeting will then be fixed and all will have to be filed within two months of that date and settled within six months from the same time. The commission is to be composed of three members, one to be appointed by the United piates, one by Chile and the third or strictly neuiral member by the Swiss confederation. The inst named has not vet been appointed and the organization of the commission will neces-arily be delaved uutil that ix do: Goode will represent the United States and Senor Domingo Gana will represent Chile. The latier is expected to reacu here in a few weeks. -o- The Damage to the Dolphi A report bas been received at the avy De | @ Affaire: = STATE FUNDS TIED UP Closing of the bank on the Exposi- tion Grounds, SPANISH EMBASSY HERE PROPOSED. dies Presented to Queen Victoria. American WORLD'S FAIK BANK CLOSED, Uneasiness Felt by Some of the Depositers, Woxtp's Farm Gnorxps, Cmcaco, May 9— Among the exhibits at the exposition today was ® national bank under suspension. The ex- hibit was not an attractive or pleasing one ia the eyes of the forvigners who bad their money on deposit, but the fears of not getting it back were unfounded. The world’s fatr branch of the Chemical tional Bank of Chicago, now in the hands of Unele Sam, usually opened its doors on the second floor of pavilion D, administration building, at 90'clock. The news that the bauk directors had decided to go into liquidation vas known to most of the English-speuk- ing depositors long before the banking hour arrived. They had read in the morning papers that amole securities had been turned over to the Equitable Trust Company to cover the Moner on deposit at the exposition branch, but they thought it would be # good iden to drop into “the bank this morning and see if they could get a little money to pay cure rent expenses, Among the earliest callers was National and State Comminsioner John B. Thatcher of New York. The state funds of the World's fair expenses on deposit in the bank were in bis name, although be is not treasurer, The commissioner smiled und said be wasn't concerned abont the safety of the state's money intrusted to him, but he intended to present ® check for $9,749. which wa: all New York had on deposit, just as n formality to show that be had done bis duty. When Mr. Thatcher handed the check to Paving Teller Jareus that gentle- man replied that the bank was not open. No the commissioner waited for something te tury ap, HH. Kern.one of the who is also « Kansas commissioners, dent of the state build- mit the £1,100 of state ted dubiously about getting ‘, ifwtall. He presented a check ‘ ot get the cash. He do- posited €1 and felt « little blue. “Tue chances are if the bank doesn't pay it,” said the commissioner, “that I will have to make it good. The Kansas people are peculiar that way. The fund of 65.000 is nearly and I doubt if wexball bave money enongh to pay all our bills if I d ths $1,100. dhe THE BANK cLosep. ‘The doors of the Chemical National Bank in this city did not open for business this morn- ing. This notice was posted on the door of the bank: ~The business of the Chemical National Bank of Chicago, ix suspended wad Lam in possession in the interest of controller of the currency. James D. Sronaine, National Bank Examiner, A statement of assets and linbulities of the bank will probably be given out this afternoon. TRE BRANCH CLosED. : At 9:25 came a telephone message from Carhier Baden at the down-town office of the suspended bank to close the doors of the ex- position branch. done and soon there was a line anxious, — complain- of ing depositors, some representing them- selves and others states or concerns, They wanted to get in close to the paying teller window, but he talked to those who understood. English ina reassuring way and some went away. The paving teller said he would have paid the checks prewented before the doors were closed, but be had not the combination to the vault, ‘Treasurer Seaberger of the exposition was an eariy caller. He said he bad a small ac- count with the bank, but was confident every depositor would be’ paid in fall and quickly. The question of a «accessor to the real National Bank at the fair is one to be decided by the directory at its next meeting. The Uni'ed States government national com- mission, Missouri board and other states have money in the bank. Tha Chemical National Bank paid §10,000 for its privilege of do- ing business in the world’s fair and bas always done a good business. The troubles of the bank people will begin when the foreigners from the midway plaisance who speak little or no English and have exctt- able natures, learn of the suspension. The bank has « good deal of their money in large and small accounts, and the depositors will want it back ina hurry, LANGE ATTENDANCE. After the first open night the attendance thie morning was inrge. considering the thousands who came last night. Their visit only whetted their appetite for more, and the weather, barring the standing breeze from the lake, was favorable for another big dav. Among tho earis visitors were the Vermont officials and members of the Press Association of that state, who came to take part in the dedication of ‘the Vermont building tomorrow, The party was: Gor. Fal- ler, Lieut, Gov. Stanban, Secretary of State Brownell, Congressman Grout, ex-Gove. Dil- Lingbam, Farnham and Pingree. _——_ A SPANISH EMBASSY HERE, It is Said That There is a Movement to Put the Duke of Veracua at its Head. Curcaso, May 9%.—A movement 1 said to be on foot in the Spanish court, with strong pros- pects of success, to raixe the degree of the Spanish representative at Washington from minister plenipotentiary to ambassador pleni- potentiary and make the Duke of Veragua the ambassador to Washington, ‘Senor Muruagua is the present Spanish min- ister to the United States, The duke could not accept « ministry, but with all digmty and in consideration of liis position could become ambassador. The duke ts apparently ignorant of this movement at Madrid, but his friends do not doubt that he would gladly accept the head ‘of the embassy to Washington if it were offered to him. -— => PRESENTED AT COURT. American Ladies at the Queen's Drawing Koom This Afternoon. Loxpox, May %—Queen Victoria held @ drawing room at Buckingham Palace this after- noon, Among the ladies received by her ma- jesty was Mrs Phelps, wife of Mr. Edward J. Phelps, formerly American minster to England and at present one of the counsel for the United States be- fore the Bering sea tribunal of arbitration. Mra, Phelps wore « black satin dress, trimmed with lace and brocade train, diamond ornaments, ‘The wife of Gen. George ph ee wore 0 je green satin dress, wi! rune) int Ince Tada train of white eatin tromede; diamond ornaments. Mrs, Howell of New York wore a dress copied from a portrait of Queen Louise of Prassia in the palace at Berlin. It was of old gold bro- cade, withempire corsage anda train of white satin. Mrs. Howell also wore # diamond tiara ud necklace. Mrs. J. B. Morgan wore a white satin dress broidered with pearls, and « train of white brocaded velvet. Mixs Ursula Morgan wore a white satin dress, spangled with silver, and Miss Romola Dabigren was attired ino handsome dress similar to that of Miss Morgan. Miss Day wore « white pearl de soie dross with luce and a satin train and pearl orne- ment Miss Alice Day wore a white satin moire antique dress. Mra. Henry White, wife of American Charge hite, prevented the Amerioan ladies ty. Mrs. White wore « white satin dered with black jet, a black vel- diamond ornaments. Mrs. White presen > ber majesty, in addi- tion to the ladies already named, Mrs. [Tanting, Mra. Eugene Kelly, jc, Miss Jackson, Miss to her vet train ai | Alida Chaoler, Miss Elizabeth Jackson and Mass Judge | Elizabeth Blake. . Mr. White presonted Gen. Williams, > tte Visit Columbas, Hvecing Star May 9.—A special from Chi- Columbus’ Descend: Soecta’ Dispatch to Th Courusrs, Onto partment stating that the damage to the | cagosars the Deke of Verngaa has accepted D iphin wed by her collirion with th camer Misti-sippi isslight. The blow she received turned her «tem, and she will bave ‘0 be decked and ber plates removed so as to | straighien ber out he invitation of the Columbus board of trade © visit this city, and on bis way east will spend two days in the largest municipality im the world bearing the name of his disunguished ancestor