Evening Star Newspaper, May 10, 1893, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR HED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, PUR) M101 Penasylvania Avenne, corner 11th St., by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, & KAUFFMAN s Umeribers in the corms, at Deeata par fhe couater, = i Statesor weLe Sure Stax $1 OUperyear; i, $3.00. TEntered at the Pos: Oitice at Washington, D. C., as fecond-rlaee mail matter. | FB~ All mail su criptions mnest he nad fn advance, Che Evening Star. | ve 8 No. 20,568. WASHINGTON, D. ©, WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 189 TEN PAGES TWO CENTS. FINANCTAL, FINANCIAL. FINANCIAL. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. OHIO NATIONAL DANK OF WASHINGTON. AT WASHINGTON, IN THE DISTRIC! LUMBIA At the close of business May 4, 1803. ESOURCES: Aiseounts, secured and wi s tesecare circ’ Stocks, securities, Reo .cccceeecasce Due from approved reverve azents. Dae from other national banks... taking house, farpiture and fixtures Uirtent expenses and taxes paid. ther banss. Fractional paper curreney, and conte. ce eee en eenee tion Fund with U. G per cent of circulation) ‘Total... LIABILITIES. Capttst stock as paid in... Trdivided prog National bank notes posits ‘a ot ee = we to check. Pinned certificates of deposit Portited checks Drie to other national ti Dus to state banks and ban’ era ‘Total... District bia, county of Washineton. Fe ie tpartaze, cashier of the abovs named bank, go sSieins}y eeu tet the above tatoment fs trae t5 4 ‘and bette the bent of Srv Eaowiten a. DAVIDOE, Cashier. Subseribed andsworn to. before me -his 10th day of PORT FARMERS’ AND MECHANICS OF CO-| AT GEOKGETOWS. 1 at Dune from s: Buukine bo Bills of other tanks Fractional paper cents Specie wroi Leval tender notes Redemption fund with t © per « Capital stock paid in Surplus fnnd Undivided profits an! Dis: b tict of Columbia. county of Washington, xs E. P. Berry, cashier of the aber unly swear that the above statement is true to the OF THE COND) Ofte NATIONAL BANK, NOTE DISTRICT OF CO- be etoww of OEE tay a the clove of business 893. Stesot hers: banks te banks and bar kei ase, furn! rash itenis, a $206,088). LIABILITIE: je outstanding. “<1 “ deposits subi Certified checks. Due to other nati: bank, do Dest of my knowledge and belie?. Subscribed and sworn to before me th! FE. P. BERRY, Cashier. 10th day of FREY, 'PANDOLPH D. HOPRINS. May, 1803. i. 8. ; — Notary Public. Notary Public, B.C. Correct—Attest: Correct—attest: ERcsteepens, | Directore THOS. ENOWEES, , Directors. it rr BATCHELDED ¢] 1t M. J. ADLER, ) JR PPORt OF THE coxDrTiox PEPORT OF THE coNDITION R ‘Or the Or the AND TRUST COMPANY, AMERICAS SES REASEISGTON. = se IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, At the close of business May 4, 184. RESOURCES. Loans on real estate and collateral security. oven Ovoripaits, ewured and unsecured Stocks, sccarities, & Due from national Deal Das from "state ban hse compan Broking howe, faraivare “and Crores eon Other teal” estate” aad” norua: ened Check. ana Bills of other ¥ 116.816 59 150,727 27 aces LIABILIT! paid fa. ‘dal leposits sabjatto chee’ WEST AT WASHINGTO: at RE Loans and discounts... MONAT. BANK, THE DISTRICT OF CO- LUMBIA, the close of business May 4, 1893. END Y Overdratts, secured aiid an: U.S. bonds to secure circulation... 50,000.00 Die irom approved reserve agents... 41 Due from other nation! bonis... 28. tt Due from state banks and bankers.---. "1,008 AS Banking house furniture and Axtures. 81. Other reat estag® and mortcages owned. Current expense: Checks and other “ash Tens anes for clearing howe... Bulls of other banks. Fractional pape oy inl taxes Paid... Feurrency. nickels and Cents.n eee — 995 64 Specie e 2 T4158 20 Lewal tender notes. <2 35,200 00 Kedemption fund ror es ( per cen: of circulation). . 2,250 00 Total... LIABILITIES. Capital stock pata i... Surplus fund". Endivided profits National bank notes | 2: y Axericax Secunrry & Tausr Co. Capital (ful paid): One Million Two Hundred and FiftyThousand Dollars. Surplus: One Hundred and Fifty Thou- sand Doilars. Pays interest mpon deposits. Prepares and Keeps Wills at its own ex- pense, Acts as Executor, Administrator, Trus- tee, Ke. Furnishes 5 and 6 per cent Investments. Kents Safe Deposit Bores—85 to $50 per year. Manages estates, collects incomes, &e. Loans money at prevailing rates of in- terost Affords unsurpassed storage accommoda- tions. | Lsrenesr Paw Oy Bazaxces. You do not lose your interest in cheok- ing against your account. We pay interest upon the average daily balances and place the interest to your credit semi-annually. Averroas Secunrry & Tnusr Co. BANKING HOUSE, 1405 G ST. N.W. STORAGE WAREHOUSE, 1140 15TH ST. N.W. OFFICERS: ©. J. BELL. J. W. WHE! DIRECTORS: A. T. Britton. ©. 5. Ben. Henry F. Blount. J. Mills Browne. 8. S. Burdett. ‘M. W. Beveridge. Witltam M. Coates, Robert Dornan, ‘Mathew G. Ewery. Henry Wise Garnett. Jobn N. Hutchinson. John A. Kasson. Caleb J. Milne. Crosby 8. Noyes, M. M. Parker, Chas. C. Duncanson. Daniel Donovan. James E. Fitch. John E. Herrell. John 8. Jenks. Henry 8. Louchheim. John R. McLean. Jaines G. Payne. Charles Porter. W. S. Thompson. A. A. Thomas. Benjamin H, Warder. Henry A. Willard, Jeseph Wright. COUNSEL: Nathaniel Wilson. Henry Wise Garnett, CONSULTING COUNSEL: Wm. F. Mattingly. [It] Joseph K. McCammon. 2408,858 26 Washington, District of Colrmbta, se. 2 1.5. W. Whelp ey, cashier «f the above named | Due to other national pans company, de solewn'y swear that the above state- | | banks. 28.227 Ment is true to the best Of my Knowledzee and belief, | Due to st JW. WHE! PLEY, Cashier. 6.584 55 Subscribed and sworn to before ‘we. this 10th day of May. 1593. HOWALD 8. 1D ‘Notary Public. sees Correct—Attes: It EPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY, at Wasu.ngton. in the District of Clambia, At ghe close of business. May 4. 1803. ————=_ $2,879,152 (9 Overteafts, secured ant unsecured... en # Bricks, weurities, 2 gsaia ae fr 27608 at 103,928 Backing house a tures, viult work. &e 600,765 47 | ‘860 3 41.845 83 | 129 76 | Bs $0 | LIABILITIES, Capital stock patd in. 000.000 00 ‘us cand 100,000 0} z ed’ profit ‘59.201 72 Dividends unpal 9,206 47 ‘tual 81,647,574 93 ‘de 650 00 Time berth devosit =... 1.087.3°6 61 Certiied checis: ‘bos oF Due to matt mal tanks 3S Real estute trust bonds ‘Total. District of Columbia, se. I. Boinant H. Warner, president of the above pamned company, do solemnly swear that the above Starement is tus to the bext of mv knowledge and be- Ket. BRAINAKD H. WARN President. \bee-ibed and sworn to before ny 9b day of ‘Mas, IS8i. NNEY Koss, Correct—Atrest: ‘Not JOHN JOY EDSO: JOHN \. SWOPE, JOHN R CARMODY, LEWis D WINE. S « ©. z 8. = ae 3 Ts a z 1 Rest OF THE cosprTioN Of the NATIONAL METROP LITAN BANK, ‘At Washington, D.C, at the close of business, RESOURCES. ignisattns roetes | Sarre T. =. bonds to se-are etre U. 3. bonis om hand. Ricci we ashlee from appro’ Teserve ts. Dus from otarr uational banks 7” fr. state banks and bankers... svkinar Louse, faraititee amd Batires Other real estave and mortesses onwed Current cxrenses and taxes pat Preaiumecs C heck a F2xchanwes tor clearing houses. prictctier tants : ctional paver curteacy, iickels aad Lees © iota. Beem) ton fand with € B per cent of : ‘Total. LIABILITIES, Carital stock paid in. may iduas deposi Ject to check. d certificates 6 District of Columbia, sa: 1. GEOLGE HB. WHITE, cashier of the above | Baiurd bank, do solemnly swear that the abete state iment is true'to the best of iuy kuowledce and beled GEO. HB. WHITE, Cas Subscribed and sworn to te! May. 1803. Correct— Attest: 1” Usiox Savixes Basa, doy 7TH ST. NW. ¥. H. SMITH, President. A. M. LOTHROP—JOUN T EEDALE, Vice Presidents, T. A. LAMBERT, Treasurer. J. H. RALSTON, Secretary. Bank open during business hours and from 6 to 8 e'clcek Saturday evenines. ‘Four per cent interest paid on ordinary deposits and Jarger dividends on ins:aliment deposita § ——fev-tf District of Columbia, city of Washington, =s. I. Chas. P. Williains, cashier of the above named bank, do solemn true to the best of ‘wear that the above statement 13 my knowled © an belle! ‘CHARLES P WILLIAMS, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this Oth day of May. 1S93. ‘CHARLES R. HAKBAN. ‘Correct—Attest: F.C.STEVENS_) CHASM. THOMAS, W. B HIBBS, _— t Wit a Leetca, REPORT OF THE coNnrTioN ‘the COLUMBIA NATIONAL BANK, At Washington, in the District Colnmbia, At tue closé of business May 4, 1803. RESOURCES. Temkcin wcmetcadcomamed-. “EES drafts and unsecured. . 23 Re ope sik Siocks, securitivs. ke Due fro Nations’ peste | Bae from state banks and bankers Ranking house, farnivure and Sxtui Current exy Checks and othe Exchances for clearing house. Bills of o:her banks. ere : Fractional paper currency, nickelsand cents Specie Thea! tender not | UES Mestihentes of deposit tor Kedemption fund with U.S: Total... LIABILITIES. Capital stock pata in zs Sorptue tend. Undivider profit. Nation «l bank notes outstanding... Dividends unpaid : Individual deposits ‘subject to check ‘nations’ wr eis ses and taxes paid. 5 items... & tres ‘user (5 per cent of circulation). 81,218, 982 89 Demand certificates of deposit... 10,300 00 Certified clivelis. 22212 12,609 33 Due to other national banks. ‘Total. District of Columb T, CLar nained bank, do solemly swear that the abov ment is truc'to the best of nay Why Not —deposit your surplus cash where {t will earn a fuir rate of interest, instead of allow- ing it to lie idie in bank or at home, where it earns nothing? Our “CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT" are as safe as government bonds and pay /ar better. Ifyou won't need a hundred, five hun- red or a thousand dollars or more for se' eral months ors year, let us issue you a “Time” CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT, with interest coupons attached, payable either quarterly, semi-annually or an- nually as desired, which earna 4 per cent in three months, Sper cent in 6 months and 6 percent inone year. To accommo- ate those who are likely to have immediate use for their money at any time, we issue SPECIAL DEMAND CERTIFICATES: these pay 3 per cent per annum, princtpai and interest payable at our Banking House ‘whenever demanded. ‘Have you a bank account with us? We do aceneral banking business, and our facili- ties for conducting the same ure second to none. We invite active accounts, both large and smal!, and shall be pleased to open an account with YOU. Woods. & Co., Bankers, 1222 F Srerer N.W. my10 HE NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY_ | PROGRESSIVE in its business—re carkable in ite development—liberal in its contract—combining in Its | Accumulation Policy more and better privileges and | benefits than exist in the policies of any other coun year 1892 only one contested claim out of a total | ss: NCE SON. cashier of the above State= knowledve and belief. CLARENCE CORSON, Cashier. Subscstbed and sworn to before me this iorb day of May, 1805. at At Wi ts si Due from approved reserve agents... Due from otter nacional banks Due frou state bans» and bankers Banking Current expen: Premiums on Cheeks and Exchanzes Fractional paper curreney, nick cents, Capital stock paid fi is fund Undivided protits Natt nul bank notes ovits‘anding: ual deposits subject to check... Demand cort'heates of Certified cbr tes deposits. ier national banks. . Due to state banks and baukers. Su Ind United Due to Total City of Washing! 1. Chas. S. Bradiey | batik, do solemn’ Subscribed and sworn to before me this May, 1590. Loans and discounts. ; bonds to secttre deposits. bonds on hands Retemption fund wit (G percent of circulat Total . {Seal} THOS. H_ YOU: Notary Public. DITION OF THE REPUBLIC D.C.,at the closeof business, May 4, RESOUKCES. we. furniture and Oxt and taxes paid, . bonds other cash items for cleasine house.” LIABILITIES. rtihe: jeposi 81,628. 182 county of Washington, ss: ‘ashier of the above named e* aterient is deo BRADLE +, Cashier. 10th day of _BSICE J. MOSES. Notary Public. RAN'LB. CLARKE, ) W.S. SIBL Y, ‘ta bees A. K 0. 0. GRE! gp er Cent INTEREST GUARANTEED. PAYABLE SEMI-AN REAL UALLY. ESTATE SECURITY. Our 3-year Coupon Certificate offers the Vest investment now on the market. The conditions and acreement plain and easily unders:ood. ASSETS, $114,000. Call at the office. FIDELITY BUILDING, LOAN AND INVEST- MENT ASSOCIATION, 908, U14 G st. nw., Washington, D. C. aps-tr HARRISON DINGMAN, President. ment “to policy holders amounting to nearly | $14.000.000. | Onginnized 1845. Assats, $137,499, 198.99. | Sarpias Sis Na OO | T. D HADDA Agent, 1314 F st. nw. } imy9tojel i | Secoxp Worktxowens Burpisa ASSOCIATION. Ninth Series. FIRST PAYMENT WEDNESDAY, MAY 10. SHARES ONE DOLLAR EACH. ‘Two hundred dollars can be obtained on one share | for areturn payment of two dollars monthly. Six per | cent paid on all investments. ASSETS—$ 102,840.77. Meeting night SECOND WEDNESDAY OF EACH MONTH at hall, corner 8th and En. w., at 7:30 o'clock, THOMAS BRODERICK, President. JOHN T. LYNCH, Secretary. T. D. DALY, Treasurer my$-3t No. 9 Market bufiding. Tus Narroxa, Sare Deposir. BAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY Of the District of Columbia, CORNER 15TH ST. AND NEW YORE AVE Chartered by special act of Congress Jan., 1867, and acts of Oct. , 1890, and Feb., 1892, CAPITAL: ONE MILLICN DOLLARS. SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. Rents safes inside burglar-proof vaults at $5 per annum upward. Securities, Jewelry, silver ware and valuables of all kinds in'owner's ‘package, trunk or case tak on deposit at moderate cost. SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT. Deposits received from TEN CENTS upward, aust cnterest allowed on $5 and abor Loans money on real estate and collateral security. TRUST DEPARTMENT, Acta ay ad.uinistraior, sine, executes triste of a prepared by « competent aitorn ance. ‘Treasnrer AT L. STURTEVANT, Secretary. ©. WILSON, ‘rast Oiticer. Directors Pentamin P. Snyder, —Zenas C. Robbins, bert 1 Sturtevant, Andrew Wyite Matthew Tue Was mtxeton Loan Ayn Trust Company, Corner 9th and F ats, FIRE-PROOF GRANITE BUILDING, CAPITAL. SURPLUS. ‘This company furnishes to persons seeking con- ‘servative perm: janent Investments its REAL ESTATE BONDS, which are confidently recommended as vos- sessing a basi as those of the ‘This compan; of security which renders them as safe Government. ¥ Pay interest on deposits from 2 to 4 er cent, according to time of deposit. Acts as execu- tor, administrator, fiscal agent, weasurer for churches, lodges, clubs, &c, Rents safe deposit boxes. Loans collateral. Rei money on approved real estate and ents office rooms in its fire-proof office building, corner 9th and F sts. ‘This compan; GRESS, AND y is CHARTERED BY ACT OF CON- ITS BUSINESS 18 SUBJECT TO THE SUPERVISION OF THE UNITED STATES ‘TREASURY 81,000,000. OFFICIALS. PAID-UP CAPITAL BRAINARD H. WARNER, President, JOHN JOY EDSON, Vice President. JOHN A. SWOPE, Second Vice President, INO. RB. WM B. ANDERE} Charles B, Bailey, A. L. Barber, James L.. Barbour, aE. Barker R. N. Batchelder, will Charles Baum, John R. Carmody, John M. Clapp. Horace 8. Cam J. J. Darlingtoa, John Joy Edson, Albert F. Fox, James Fraser, 0.C. Green, William B. Gurley, CARMODY, ‘Treasurer. ROBISON, Secretary. W PARKER, Assistant Secretary. DIRECTORS: Jobn A. Hamilton, John B. Larner, ‘Theodore W. Noyes, Isadore Saks, N. H. Shea, Ellis Spear, Frederick C. Stevens, John A. Swope, 3.8. Swormstedt, George Truesdell, B. H. Warner, A. A. Wilson, Louis D. Wine, 8. W. Woodward, A. 8. Worthington. mings, It C. T. Havessen, ‘Member Washington Stock Exchange, ‘Real Estate and Stock Brok-r, Rooms 9 und 11, Atlantic Building, 930 Fst. now. INVESTMENT SECURITIES, Stocks, Bonda and Grain bought and sold for cash or on margin. Cotton bought and sold in Rew Yor or New Orleans. Purnell, Haaman & Co., change. ‘Lehman Bros, New York Cotton Exchange. Lehman, Stern & Co., New Orleans Corton Exchange. Lamson Bros. & Co. Private wires to Jeans, ‘Lelevh; CORRESPONDENTS. New York Stock Ex- Chicayo Boardof Trade. ork, Cuneagy aun New Or- Jel7-tr one, 45 SPECIAL NOTICES. YM ‘1 University, will leave Washington at 2: diate stations. ‘There will ceremony. PRINCETON AL 7 of Rev. J. H. ber ‘of 1883, one of the vice presidents of the Assdciation, will ‘tke Place from the First Bantist Church, 16th 'and 0 sts. HUKSDAY AFTERNOON, May U1, at 3 o'ciock: Members of the Associ: re requested to attend. By orde: RecUtive commit myB2t" HENRY C. STEWART, r 7m. ap? wagers Spe NER STONE OF THE NEW CH ‘orest Glen will be laid on ASCE lay 11, at 33-330 ¥ Cardinal G hos. O'Gorman, D.D.. of the Catholic special excursion train will 1 proach. om, and stop at interme. be refreshments after the 2 Ap ty. it presence’ ‘Mra 'B: Me- skvtings dally. 1914 Pa aves Private 7 of ‘A Elks" prominent desi ‘and refresh: DAVI: dent. "| , <a Sicians, seventh should attend. 7:30 o'clock. g> REV. ‘Cana city, will lectas Pany—certain 1m the payment of claims—it had in the | corner 4% and C stn. w., on WEDNESDAY EV Ma, Another. 10, to serve for the ensuiue y of the ars of Land: day, May 10, 1803, at do'elock H.R. GRAY, Secretary. 38 AND. RUILDING AS. FIFTEENTH "ANNUAL The fifteenth annua! meeting of the Serial Savines and Building A®soctation will be held a" the office of "1G Fost n.w., Kelloge intildine, SDAY, 10th instant. at $c'etock pan. Tho | easter will submit hin attoon ih en | eur will be nt ame will be. INO. A. PRESCOTT, Sei my4-6¢ = Ens — Tiers Fire Tnsurance Company for ction ‘of twelve tritctees will be held at the the ‘company, LEH F st. n.w., on WED- ESDAY. May 17, 18 NE: oll pun. pl7-eodw MONEY TO LOAN IN LARGE OR SMALL AMO1 Loans made on to 20 years, rly, nouesired. *Geraight Frusteat lowest rates. Money advan Trust is cancel R. IL. GOODMAN, Agent, UNITED SECURITY LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY OF PENNSYLVANIA, 1 603 Canital, 8: Surplus, SDAY. MAY 11, at Hall, $02 Pa. ave. uw. hill of 8.'C.. i ents. All wood. retary. PIRITUALIS: toundin! tes favited. Her tes Everybody invited. collection at th jooks for the transfer of stock will close on Wednes- received. K is will be opened at 12 m. and closed at 2 o'clock “‘Pransfer books will be closed on the day of election. 1.000.000. 000. YLAND DEMOCRATIC < M UB he D.C. will hold a special reunion Hon. F. nocrats Will ad tress t meeting. Music democrats invited. W, C, CHAS. C. LANCASTER, Presi: myase Mrs. M. Wait are iss, minist NI al Temple, Sait: ts myst" . J. E. LANCELEY OF TORONTO, ‘a, the ai Preacher of that iitan M. rein th ‘church, 1893, “at 'B o'clock, Subject “Admission, si foor. mys cels hereby given thatan elec rs of the Belt’ Railway Company willbe held at the office lorida ave. and 11th st., TURDAY, May 13, 1893, between tho 2 o'clock p.m. DeLer <a ARE AWFUL! ok out! Put on your “ape the button hoies, the stitching, the collars and Qe cuts and the finsh sencrally’ of all the Nevlice Shirts vou buy. Sowe of then hawked about at low rrices will go to Pieces with the first wishing. ‘Better colue to tn and vet 5 ‘on ean rely upon. 7 4.” Examine S. TEEL, **) Belong kv PA. AVE. my10 Bq 'T 1S 80 IN EvenvTHiNe. Paying less th certain price for Baten, article is) “was.ine ” money. ‘This fact is particularly applicable to tailoring. If "you have 818 or 820 to" pay for a suit yon had better & hundred’ times buy it ready made. We used to make suits to order for 825, but so “many of ‘our patrons preferred to” pay the additional 85, nding that we could give them #10 morttt gof additienat, satisfaction, we made. 830 our Lowes ‘That raising our standard ship has been appreciated sively proven by "the @, WARFLLD SIMPSON, Pyntelligent COR, TH AND F 8TS.'N.W. Best KeeN, TAILOR, 1312 F STREET. workman- is_ooncin- tremendous my0-3m DR. ELLIS B. BLISS HAS RECOVERED i < from his recent accident and will resume Practice May 1: myP-Ot =" ACTIVE BUMMER HOME. ‘We have for sale one of the most beautiful and Sirable summer homes near Washington. Need be seen to be appreciated. Owners will exchance Rart for desirable city property. Price. $18, See us for further particulurs, B. H. WARNER & Ct Mapes 916 F be Boe~ | FAVE, NOVED MY REAL ESTATE MB onice to 600 F at. Wy whore T have in ‘teased facilities for attending to all branches of the de~ 5 to business. ‘Tshall inake a specialty of rents, and shall, be pleaced to place your proverty on my book myoat ! BP WELCH, Ji, 000 Ps HE FINEST OPPORTUNITY. overlooking the city, time only 15 cents per sq. ft. For further partict ply to ny 18 HUFTY, 1301 F ae en's MODISTE PARLORS, JACKETS, RIDING HABITS AND ROBES, my9-3m 1312 F ST. N.W. FOR SALE for specui ground: very desirably lucated, and only two miles from the THAT SACRED SPOT! ‘Now is the best se to fix up your family” plot at cometers Decoration Day % but twenty dave “Fee nave set recetved another shin- ment of “newly desicned Monuments: Headstones direct from our aries. Desizns cheerfully submitted Zee, upon Fequest. ~ Montimenta and feadstones a fo sted att 32, MANNING, “COR Tata AND Wf srs, x.w. im TO PICTURE FRAME BUYERS. Picture Frame makers and dealers who have trouble im securing ‘first quality” French Shest Picture Glass should come to us. We were in- forme! of the scarcity, and have Iaid in a tremendous stock of Picture Glass of every sort, which we offer at the lowest prices. CHAS. E. HODGKL “Expert,” 913 7thst. my9 Fe SAILORS. Ladies’ Navy Blue Straw Satlors NLY #1 EACH. E97-A4k For the Dollar Sailors. WILLETT & RUOFF, 905 Pa. AVE my9 SCHOOL COMMENCEMENTS. A beautiful line of sainplesf programcagds, UBLISEER 126 E st: nw. FES, FRIST ca THE PARTNERSHIP ADVERTISE} Mi between J. H. IN D i - Dunnington was mstomers will be supplied as ust feulow tank warons. J. H/ HELLMAN. BE QE TERY DESIRABLE OFFICE Roows. VERY DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS. ‘The second and third floors of the addi- tion to our store have been converted into most admirable office rooms. By leasing now you may get splendid loca- tion, eurprivingly (ow rent, and we'll fix the rooms to suit your needs. Come and look at them, anyhow! SANDERS & STAYMAN, 982.9% FST. my9-3t SUMMER FUEL. ‘Coke—40 bushels, 84 Genuine Philadel bushel: hia Pea + oal, vrompe Delivery THOMAS R. MARTIN, 920 20th st. n.w. 92.75. 4°50 per ton. nay Subscriptions for rty-frst instte and payinents on $1 per share. CaMPBE and Trecwurer, nilting, 1416 TING OF THE STOCKE Kelloge FRANCIS B. MOHUN, Sec ON REAL ESTATE | NTS. tallment Trusts for periods of 5 e monthly, quarterly or half ayal .ced on real estate. led. Apply to In event of death th st. n.w., Washington, D. C. Full paid. any other store in otevery thin fa) eat such Arno! Rubber Tr: sse necessaries for mys &- WOODWARD & LOTHROP'S, 10TH. 11TH AND F STS. N.W. ap15-3m Po Sounate mgean office which | ieee 30, that lani'of markt Would go releone clean priors perfoat typegra hae modern work aud jnat price? ‘Then see Us We're printers. McGILL & WALLACE, 1107 EST. N. <n Stained’ low figures. Walton e=fou RACES until you have supplied yourself witha Light-weieht Lap Kobe and a He Anything in this line can be found at rates, Wrotucht-irot JH CORNING, Tile Shop, N's. 1 inst: uinents and nda better assort w city. and we sell only the best. In thirty youre we have never offered Don't buy unl you come Oxygen Componnd, Fragr's id's Mik Serilizers.. Fecley's, Hard s, Compressed Air Apparatus, All the | the sick room. 4 (27 PENN. AVE. N.W ARE NOT “FOR THE READ’ jorse Cover. Printing that are tarned out | NIELS. ANDIKONS, Gas jar! ‘Glass, 8. HOGE, Pres. DANIEL, Sec. wD LED STATE * AND LOAN Asou- CIATION, hington, D. G. 5 per cent INTE PAUD-on special deposits fron. date of devosit. Full-pad stock PAYS 6 PER CENT interest from date Fixed mont! £ 73¢. pel 3 montl it profit of 8317 on each share. Astuwa Ayn Catannn + ESPIC'S Oppression, Suffceating, Coughs, Colds, Chest, Neu- ralgia, &¢ Pi Li chemists of America. Cured by the CIGARETTES OR POWDER. J. ESPIC, 20 Rue St. Lazare, few York: FOUGEKA, MILIAT. Corsox & Macanrsey, MEMBERS OF THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHAN Correspondents of Messrs. Moore & Schley, 80 Broad- way, Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds. Deposits Exchange. Loans. Railroad Stocks and Bonds and all securities I'sted w York, Philadelphia, Boston ‘and sold. boueht A specialty made of investment securities, District Bone- snc ait to Katlroad, Gas, Ins id Telepho: 6 ~tock dealt in. = sheere: i ‘Aidetican Bell Televhone Stock bought andsold. ded1 | We Can Parnecvran Arrextios should haveexpert atten- tio or polishing. be attended to while t PIANO Prices most reasonable. Saxpers my9-tf sew-ty our splendid factii- ties for storlug and care iny for Musica Tustru- ments during. the "hot months. approaching. especially Your PT yn. Ut auay need tuning a all he is in storage, Srayman, 934 F Sr. 3 my63m Beer ee SAVINGS AND BUILDING OCTATION, NEW BIST ISSUE. Books now open for subscriptions to stock. 81 per share, commencing with May, at the office of the ial, Kellogg building, 1416 F st. nw, Daily from 8-30 a.m, to 4:30 ptm. Gper cent interest paid on withdrawal 4 por cent udditional on depoatt x The Shares parvletvatl sin the profit shares participating eyualy in the Drotite Obt GC. CAMPBELL, President, 517 10th st. a". D. G_ DIxoN, Nice Pree canta, Wace argeot Gen SOMA" PaEscOnT. Serretary and Treasurer, (ug, 1410 Fat. Be Wm. Marse Geo. H. French. J.D. Terrill, LATEST STYLES, ET SHOES! See our variety of shades rE im RUSSIA CALFSKIN, ‘All the atest styles BLUCHERS OR BALS, 50 AND #4.00. ind save money. apl-3m WINSOME STUFFS— tock of Suitings and Trouserings this season. The “thang” of our made-to- measure garments justifies thelr cost. ‘You'll think so after g:ving us a trial order. Our prices are modest for tailoring—we don't do “fake” work. EISEMAN BROS., 7th and Es GE OF LOCATION. Sand the general public are requested Kniyes DYEENG ant CLEAN: Sflocation of our well-know" DYEING. an < NG estab nanent trot Boo Nv. ave to 820 18th BOs Teton mw, vitespectfal A EASTON AND CAROLINE LERCH. =»THE MANY FRIENDS AND PATRONS ‘of Mr. K. EMMET O'BRIEN, formerly of find him with H. nw. patro che announcement, els re Micoll the tailor, lant tailor. Ths SWEEPING REDUCIION IN PRICES, For the benefit of that class of cyclists which prefer to purchase hich-erade machines and yet cannot ford to pay one hundred and fifty dollars for their monnt, we have concluded to adopt the following list ices ou Spring-frame machines, namely ndard finish, G. & J. pneumatic 8120 COKE. COKE. COKE. JOHNSON BROTHERS. No. 2 Rambler, standard finish. ombination Rambler, standard finish, G. & J. cush- ton tires..... eS -8100 Ladies’ Rambler. model A, standard finish, G. & J. pneumatic tires...... 4 8120 ‘These revised prices go into effect on this date (April 13, 188). ‘The above gooils are brand new and not altered or shop-worn in any respect. GORMULLY & JEFFERY MFG. CO., aplt 3 14th st. n. w, PRINTING FOR EX- RSIONISTS. he Dest of work. | Spect churches and Sunday schools, ~ ADAMS. Printer, _ Telephone s30, {inyl 514 Lith et. nw. on ACE —— ICE, ICE. Bee uenchk ICE ci Iain offer, Fand 10th sts n. Asth st. wharves. PURE. PI 'E. 5 See gE, a NOBSCOT RIVER ICE for all classes of customers. Contracts for future de- liveries. Ice tickets tor family trade. Ked ‘Best grades fauily coal—low prices. y ST. JAMES’ CHORCH. 8TH ST. NEAK i — “Gaanmeeuenge tay, Thurs ay Tine key Petuor Nobbievot Newark will oreack Fa ievot Newark A: 7:30 pin ‘The last two choral. Seatatres. Strane kers cordialiy invited. : it - >A PENTECOSTAL MEETING AT RY- ‘and M.2. Church, May 11 to 21. Ten phe is waiting on A'euteral hvstation ts e+ r hese services, Commencing a eps OM NOS SL HARTSUCK, Di, Pastor. SPECIAL RB. 1. | <— Vernon Agreinbiy Fequontrd totiend, By onder of the assoust ‘ R ‘order’ 3 HYNES, Master Workinan. ms 102 g=> MASONIC. COMMUNICATION wil be bell at wasonie Temple LHORSDAY, thetith iastant,at 2 ocioek p.m., for the purpose of attending the funeral of our late bivther, Hamilton E- Leachs Bretliren of sister lodges Fespecttully. invited. By it W. E. DEXNISON, Secretary. gt ALL PERSONS WHO WERE RIDING IN cable cars from Baltimore and Obio depot tok on rip car 5 and rear car 3! about 9 o'clock a. m. May 9.1! and saw theaccident which happened pen ee eee a. Ww ce Grenatar sr A OvOE 10 Sem ORE TESTES, 898. my10-3t* mS" RELIABLE MEANS Sedeeeie pee teeeteee venientiy. is available at last. Ask your for the Weekly Ke- view. my10,31 ee Ou wast A Diamond reset, A Lost Button Matched, A Medat In gold orstiver Our new factory is prepared to do the work in the very best manner and at the lowest pos- 4 puesdars BR HARRIS & CO., ap28-tt Cor, 7th and Dn.w. JAMES F_ DUHAMEL = Ts now associated with Charles @. Ring- walt, Toor 8 and 10. Ist floor, Atlantic buildin, ‘weneral 9.8 and 990 Fos. nw., in Dasinens x Saae ‘& RUPP, The Popular Stationers, ‘421 Lith at. nw. are headquarters For all kinds of Blank Books, Stationery and Stationer’s Sundries at Lowest prices. Two TYPEWRITERS, T have used the “SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER” only a month, but would rather have it than TWO machines of the ing! have been using. Sore the words of s prominent basiness man to us yesterday, and they tally well with t.e remarks of all users of our typewriter. HENRY A. CLARKE & SON, 935 Fs: Teal estate my 10S ter Presses that will last a liyetime.. Price, 84.00 and up. myI0 Snyder & Wood's, 1111 Pennaylvania ave. n.t. (Barr's old Trousers, 88 w: Suite, 880 up. A oe. can chow te 225 Suiti il to can show seu a other first-class tailors’ 8:10 line. para say ‘so after you have ¢1 them. many time. J, FRED. GATCHEL (late y Keen's myl0 408 12th st.n.w. One door above the ‘ Avenue.”my10 I DO IT EXCLUSIVFLY! Although {t is printed on the cards ef them all. i am onty builder in the city making a specialty of “Jobbing.” Dot” vest and cheapes’. If there is anything out of repair aout the house drop mea line and I will call and make you sn estimate. ¢. F. BIRCKHEAD, But/der. TAZ Osi. nw. Telephone, 450. myl0 Washington News and Gossip. Index to Advertisements, AMUSEMENTS., 10 ATTORNEYS. ..."") 10 AUCTION SALES 7 BOARDING. 2 BUS! 2 CHIROPODIST 2 CITY ITEMS... 10 2 FINANCTAL. FOR EXCHANGE... FOR RENT (Flats). FOR RENT (Halls) RENT (Houses)... FOR RENT (Offices). 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Founta-Crass Postwasters.—The total num- ber of fourth-class postmasters appointed to- day was 163, of which 128 were to fill vacancies caused by resignations and death. afew OnpeRED To Wasnixctox.—Capt. Richard W. Jobnson, assistant surgeon, U.S. A, has been relieved from duty at Fort Bowie, Ariz. Ter., and ordered to duty at Washington bar- racks, District of Columbia, esa Tur Rax Katanprn.—The Secretary of the Navy today made the fourteenth payment of $41,850 to the Bath iron works of Bath, Me. onaccount of the construction of the ram Katabdid. pet ig Liour House Orr Care Harresas.—Capt. Evans of the light house board is having ma- chinery built to make marine boring off Cape Hatteras, dations for the new light house to be erected gp Goxt To New Yors.—Secretary Herbert left here this morning for New York to attend the reception given in his honor this evening by the Southern Society of New York. He was accompanied by Miss Herbert, Mr. and Mrs. Micou and Ensign Wood, his naval aid. Rermewent or Scncrox Gexenat. Browxe. —An order was issued at the Ndvy Department today relieving Surgeon Gen. Browne from duty as chief of the burean of medicine and surgery and placing him on the retired list. Surgeon Browne was appointed from New Hampshire, and has served over forty years in the navy, and was retired on account of age. POOR RICHARD SAYS: sto get meat For hie get @ stomach for hin meat. If von took a walk around the earth wouldn't give you as good an appetite as bottle of Our “Old Stoc.” Port. Tt is of the best apretizers known to the medi “The poor man omach, the rich cal fraternity—and by whom itis Freely pre- scribed for all convalescents. 75e- quart. TO-KALON WINE COMPANY, 614 14th ray10 ‘Soft Snap” For Business Men. Fa Dispatching correspondence ty means of the Edson Pronograrh ia Pininess men "Vow tale the Phostorash ur clerk does the rest’ Try a Phon- be convinced. Rented or sold enc terms. Fs LU ONOGR4 PH CO.. 027 Fat. vow. SOB RRS TON Bree LY 92 eit. SOME SIMPLE SUMMER SUPPLIES. 8 <i Screen Doois, spring-hinge hook, eve and knob, Oe. ‘Adjustable Wire Window Screens, 2.75 dozen. ft. Garden Hose, with patent nozzle and couplines, complete. $1.73. Fully guarante-d Lawn Mowers, €3.25 euch, 100 ft. Poultry Wire Netting, 60c. Splencid Lawn Sprinklers. 81 B.at. Ice Cream Freezers, cedar tub, each, Hose Reels, 75e. each. Trowelr, 10°.: Rakes, 200,; Hees, 20c.: Spades, 40 and 50c. ; Shovels, 50c. ; Lawn Rakes, 60c. Your Lawn Mower sent for, put in order and delivered for 81. Your old Garden Hose sent for, repaired and delivered ror #5c. What is the use of telling you the advantages of Gas Cooking ‘Stoves and Ranges?) You now. them. Te. but Fomaius for us to tell you the one uy. We Know the “Fire Kine” Ranges to be the best. “We found jt out before axteeine “to take the avency for them for the ” Don't take onr word for it— come and see for voursel7. Fitted with all the modern re ments, “Hanes, 818, "$20" and $22" BABBER & Oss, COR. 11TH AND G 8TS._N. Ww. my10 The weather is likely te be fair tomorrow eG arnee! 7 FOR YOUR NEW HOUSE. Best Gang-sawed Lumber at 81.15 per 100 square feet. Clear Kiln-dried N.C. Flooring, any ‘Width you want, at 82 per 100 feet. Best Juniper Laths at 83 per 1,000. 88-N. B.—Ir vou read it in our ad. it’s 60. LIBBEY, BITTINGER & MILLER, “Lumber, Mill Work and Builders’ Hardware,” Cor. 6th and New York ave, n.w. myl0 cK" THIS ANNOUNCEMENT "Ah fo gall. your attention to two things: Ist, j how Neat Pin Check Suits at $20. tn t Intest shades blue gray. 20 xtra Li button | Cutaway Frock, in unfinished Worsted (the newest style coat); price, Coat and Vest. $15, GEORGE SEKANSY, One-price Clothier, 494 7th st. HYPERMETROPIA, | Presb opia, Myopia, Astigmatism and de- fecky Gf the ccalaruscicy all-wccurstaly. treated by Er A:G. HAMILTON, Oculist. th Optician and Jeweler, 427 fibat ot clan and Jew Tih st. ni. Houre: Ot06p.m Lap2s) Examination 7von, ‘soft snap” for | —+ Istrnron Derantwext Cmaxors.—Frank Palmer of Wisconsin has been appointed chief of the education division of the Indian bureau, vice N. O. Cartwright, resigned. Wesley G. | Carr of New Hampshire, law clerk in the patent | office, has been promoted to. be principal ex- jaminer in that office and James T. Newton of Georgia has been appointed to the vacancy. New Baxxs.—The following application for authority to organize a national bank has been | filed with the controller of the currency: “The First National Bank of Slayton,” Minne- sota, by 8, O. Morse, Slayton, Minn., and his associates. The First National Bank of Verona, Pa., capital $50,000, was today author- ized to begin business. _— Persoxat.—H. C, Barker of Newark, T. A. Churchman of Philadelphia, H. 8. Herrick of San Francisco, R. A. Bell of New York, B.C. Wright of Denver and Thomas C. Pollock of Plainfield, N. J., are at Willard’s.— William A. Sepe of ' Pittsburg, George B. Tabey of New York and W. 8. Reno of Salem, Ohio, are at the Randall_——Frank Bennett of St. Louis, Joseph Hunter of New York, ex-Congress. man Robert M. Yardley of Pennsylvania, Carl Abulander of Hamburg and Tose] yg of Phasbonn Ebbitt. ——James iphia, J. M. Clark of Brooklyn, R. W. Day of Springfield, George Webster of Marion, Ind., and Bassett Cadwallader of Chicago are at the Riggs.—— C. 8. Merrill of Albany, C. A. Noyes of San Francisco, John C. Calhoun of New York. Charles E. Ingereoll of New Orleans and David Kennedy of Rondout, N. ¥., are at the Arlington. —J. W. Bulbook of Philadelphia, Walter G. Ladd of New York, H. C. Cook of the army,and James R. Wood of Garden City are at the Shoreham.—Dr. Thomas P. Prout of NewYork, Ernest Buschbert of Germany, Wheelan of the army and Senator Smith of New Jersey are at the Normandie.—J. W. Nightit of Columbus, Ohio, W. B. Stevens of New York and W. G. Turner of Virginiaareat the Johnson,—Rev. J. E. Wilbur of Indian- apolis and E. Harris of Troy, N. Y., are at the Fredonia.——C. W. Warren of West | Virginia, Frank Clark of Barton, Fia., C. M. Stout, jr., of Philadelphia and W. J. H. Miller of Aspen, Col., are at the National.——D. 5. Cowan of North Carolia, L. W. Serrell of New York, C. A. Northan of New Britain, Conn., E. A. Loux of Easton, Pa., and J. T. Olive of Lexington, Ga., are at the Metropolitan.—H. a of St. Paul, J. A. Gass of Boston, H. C. Bradley of Chicago and Tucker Smith of the navy are at the St. James.——W. W. Duckwall of Cincinnati, John Slack of Charleston, W. Va.. M. G. Lloyd of Philadelphia and J. L. Lee of Lyuchburg. Va., are at the Howard.—Dr. D. K. Shate will be ‘absent from the city for a we ee ‘Ilness of Lieut. and Mrs. Zinn. Lieut. G. A. Zinn of the engineer corps, U. S. A., and his wife are re to be seriously ill with typhoid fever at Fort Monroe, Va. -< Change in the Hydrographic Office. Commander Chas. D. Sigsbee was toiay de- tailed to duty as chief hydrographer of the navy, relieving Lieut. Commander Richardson Clover, who has been given seven months’ leave of absence. Commander C. J. Barklay been ordered te relieve Lieut. Commander Sigsbee of the training ship Portsmouth. Com- mander Clover and wife will epend the summer in California. - Superintendent Bosbyshell of the mint ex- pects to begin about June 1 striking off the new Isabella quarters, for which designs have = as ens Bismarck, Privy Councillor von brother of the ex-chancellor, is dead, . C., with « view of localizing foun- | ON THE OLD LINES. Gen. Clarkson Favors Standing by the Platform. LOCKING 10 THE COMING VOTERS, Convention of the National League of Republican Clubs. CHAIRMAN CARTER INDORSED —— STRIKING THE KEYNOTE, Address of President James 8. Clarkson te the League of Kepublican Clabs. Lovisviiae, May 10. ‘Undismayed by the rout of a few months ago when their political adversaries for the first time in nearly three decades secured control of every branch of the government, but fall of enthusiasm and hope for the future, the representatives of the young republicans of the United States assembled m. annual convention in Macauley’s Theater ths morning. It was a pretty wight that greeted the advance guard of delegates to the league of republican clubs when the doors were opened. The ‘Diat— form had been banked with the choicest of nd exotics, which shed pacious audito- growing flowers, palms their fragrance’ through the rium. Before the chair mammoth shield, supported on either side with silken flags, Stretched across the par- quet from the proscenium boxes was “silver filigree transparency the names of all the states and territories of the Union. From gallery to floor the pillars were twined with tri-colored bunting and thousands of miniature flags encircled the balconies, «us- pended from the chandeliers and formed an archway through the long corridor and out to the sidewalk. Over this there fluttered an immense “Old Glory.” EVERY SEAT FILLED, Spurred to promptitade by an invitation to witness the Kentucky derby in the afternoon the delegates were lively in getting together, and by 10 o'clock. the bour designated in the official call, every seat on the main floor as well as in the balccny and gallery had its occupant. Several hundred ons were content with anding room, while fully a thousand, mere were denied admission as a result of the crowded condition of the interior. ‘The California delegation marched in behind large white wiiken bannerette, with the in- teription: “Grover can't fool all ‘the people all the ume.” ‘The galleries cheered this to the echo as it was carried on the stage and the band assisted the enthusiasm with the Star Spangled Banner. ‘The convention was opened with prayer by Rev. Dr. J. H. Heywood of the Unitarian Church. Mayor ‘Tyler, who was heartily cheered, delivered the address of welcome in behalf of the city. He said that he was giad as the democratic mayor of a democratic city to greet so large and influential a gathering of their republican brethren, and the city of Louisville would do its utmost to give them @ genuine Kentucky welcome. Gen. J. L. Crawford of Newport weleomed the convention for the state league and Mr. Augustus E. Wilson for the republicans of Louisville. Upon being presented as presiding officer of the day Col. irew Cowan, a tonal” soaschont and one of the oldest republicans in the state, was greeted with repeated cheers. He briefly —e ius appreciation of the compliment and then the oficial call for the convention was read by Secretary Humphrey. After the address of welcome Mr. Clarkson resumed the chair. He looked pale and weak after his illness of vesterday, but was evidently determined to stick out the ‘last hours of bis official connection with the league. Before announcing the order of business be was presented. in bebialf of the republicans of ‘the state, with a gavel formed of twenty-nine different kinds of native woods. After ex- pressing his acknowledgment the official call was read by Secretary Humphreys, ‘The call of states developed the fact that thirty-eight states and territories were repre- ‘sented, and it was stated that the delegates | from three states that had failed to respond were in the city. In a humorous xpeech ex- Gov. F. A. Pritter of Arizona nominated him- self as a representative from that territory and the convention obliged him. President Clarkson on rising to deliver the nntial address was given a boistero us greet ing. PRESIDENT CLARKSON'S ADDRESS. As he advanced to the footlights the dele- gates rose to a man and cheered again and again, Twice he essayed to begin his annual address and as many times the applause forced him to stop. Quiet at inst restored, President Clarkson spoke as follows: ‘We meet here today in the name of the re- publicanism of Abraham Lincoln, Ulysses 5. Grant and James G. Binine. ‘This is the repub- licanism whose eternal word is human liberty, It isa republicanism that respects itself, loves the republic and its fellow-men, never ’ hauls down the American flag, reveres God, hates treason and tyranny, defends the weak and de- | spises ingratitude either in political parties or in nations, It isa fight of republicanism, and ail the world loves a man ora party that be- lieves enough in its own cause to fight for it. fhe first generation of republicant have made the nume of their party glorious in the greatness of things done for country and man- kind. Itis practically a new generation that musters here today as the republican party of the future. The day has come when we need the bugle power of blood and youth of the young men at the front of the party, The emocracy made up of old men never could defeat republicanism, but the danger we have to face now jemocratic party made up of young men.” [Prolonged applause. YOUNG MEN IN POLITICS. Mr. Clarkson quoted from a speech by the late J. G. Blaine in eulogy of young men in Politics, and then continued: “With the coming of the rule of the younger men let us hope that we shall have a party of greater courage in mal things and a larger tolerance in minor things “A majority of the voters of the United States are republicans on the real republican is- sues. The many voters have been alienated among strong elements by what might be called the intolerance of morality. Let us make the platform so broad that any man, native or foreign born, any man of any church, or of any occupation, may finda piace and a wel- come in our ranks. Thus we shall gain new votes and new clements, and we have the pleas- ure of giving welcome here today tor the first time toa delegation of fighting Republicans from the territory of Utah As we welcome them here today from a territory, #0 do we soon hope to welcome them from # state, “As we begin bere today the march of vie~ tory in 189%, we bave neither complaints nor apologies nor explanations to make for the defeat, ‘of the last year. Indeed, the republican party feels better today over the situation than the country itself. ARKAIGNING THE DEMOCRATS. “The democratic party, that saw in the repub- lican policies only robbery of the American people, has now been in power two monthe and the robbery still goes on by democratic consent and ander democratic auspices. We have had a democratic President aud a democratic Con- gress sixty daysand there are some results, Cleveland has done several things He has hauled down the flag where gallant Ben Harri- son and the republicans ran it up in the name of liberty on the Sandwich Islands, and more than that he gave to a confederate the first chance that any confederate ever bad to haul *Old Glory’ down. [Cheers.] “He and bis Secretary of the Treasury have already given the countrys plain foretaste of democratic ideas of finance and business; have already frightened the business world, practi- cally made a suspension of discount in all the banks of the country and created uneasiness and fear where yy and prosperity ruled before. “The new administration also has shown an adverse balance of foreign trade in the last four months of $50,000,000, as against a favor- able balance of over $70,000,000 in the first four months of the Harrson administrstion, [Renewed cheers. } “It is also about toachieve another great result in proposing to pay the pensions of the Union soldiers in due bills. Already are the democrats going at such a pace that it is plain toall honest men that the republicans in the present Congress will have to choose between allowing the democratic party to kill itself and protecting and saving the business interests of the country. And they will do it. STICKING TO OLD PRINCIPLES, ‘We go into this conflict to maintain our eld Principles with undiminished faith and fervoe, —— nS Continued om Nemth