THE EVENING STAR PUBLISYFD DAILY, EXCEPT SU x 1201 Peansylvania Aveaze, corner Lith St. by, The Evening Star Newspaper Company, AN ARMORY ON FIRE. Quarters of the New York Seventy- She Koening Stat. 8 H. RAUFTMANN, Pret first Burned. Bild batcribers in the smast| PERSONAL NEWS IN FORCIGN LAKDS United States oF | 5 ae ’ paid SO cen'e per month nna « vee Suen Stam 2.0 pr ser | A Mail Clerk's Experience in the Fatered at the nes ¢ ‘Mice at Washington, D.C.. as {G7 All wall sanecriptions must be paid tm advance. Vo. 78, No 19,084. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. =»ARE YOU GOING ON A TRIPE ati CONGREGATIONAL CHURCE nen eek ainsi — = ‘st. near 7th n.w.—Preaching at 1] a. WASHINGTON. lowa Flood. LABOR LEADERS ON TRIAL. D.C. SATURDAY, JUNE 27, 1891. TWO CENTS. POLITICAL ACTIVITY. Both Parties Engaged in Perfecting Their SPECIAL NOTICES. Washington News and Gossip. < GST. ‘McKim, hand 14th sts. Index to Advertisements. 7 f \—The Ohio Campaign. . 3 vice of some at 7:80 }).1n. Stinday school, 9:30 a.u1. | rector. Services on Sunday. June 2s, 1 a.m: Organiantion- HEAVY Loss FoR sOLDE soar tate and puree. es Sone service, 4.m. Kev. J. M. Dailey, pastor. i | aud Spun. All seats froc excep’ at 11 o'clock service. It AwrsewenTs, .wese-Page16| There has probably never been a time so re- —-— Ia Pants our stock is worthy of your in- MT. PISGAH A. M. EB. CHURCH, COR < TRINITY GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH TTORNEYS. ocempon: -..Pace 11 Baruing of the Seventy fret w York Reg- evection. Prices, #3 to ‘of 10th and R st Hey. C. W. Fit “> (Cor. 4th and E sts. nw.) Sunday services Pegeeis una 16 | Tt from the date of « national election when -e Move yun com our §7.50Crstent Guus a raveat max Tastor.—1] a.m. and 8 p. sermons by | at 10700. m. and 8p.in, Eneliah preaching on 3 and - }1 | both political parties have been asactiveasthey | tment Armory. Vest (four colors)? = ete debe'continuad, | 3p Sunday’ ofthe outh at 8 nese “rhage '2 | are now. The work through the political clube is | New Youx, Sune the seventy-firet cogs OE sree Laver, In Fine Suits, such as you wish to wear Will no longer pay rent when he knows COSTIA PRESBYTERIAN SAB. eS [H STREET M. EL CHURCH. SINESS “Pace 2|a comparatively new feature of political or-| iment armory here was completely cuted by 49) to 4 Cat. we. pens iting your friends, our assortment that be cam purchase an attractive home . Rath schoo! meets im. Masonic Tempio, Ana- corner Het. m. tev. & A, Thirikeld, eal, Ho aes Pare ~ ganization, giving permanency to it instead of | 8" eerly fire this morning. The estimated loss ® ares. costia, D. C., at > Th bt . Geo. O. ‘Pastor ins fT mm. bI BMS......... . fo (hematnaetcatedeatn. 96-3 Giesimew. ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS will preach June 28, IML.” AL weleowies M* | School. #20 ame Epworth Inne, Po-tn. Prayer | COUNTIne REAL EST, “Pace 'g | Confining it to a briet time before each election. | $100,000. The roof was burned aud only che >THE THIRD QUARTERLY MERTING | Mevting. Thursday evening. Sundays hoolexcursion | Dis Tas, Page 5 | It is the outgrowth of the tariff fight, which | &tim besmoked wails are left standing. The ~— * Of no greater amount than he is now pay- Bee ie i to Marstiall Hall Tuesday, June 30. Tickets 25 end | DEA’ J | GEORGE spr. ing his landiord. ste a w., Sunday, dune 28. "Neve J 15 centa, = ee :Page 11 | makes an educational campaign necessary. regiment loses everything. The big blaze ts paces Miles Tabernacie will preach at ST. JOHN'S CHURCH, GEQRGETOWN, | EDUCATIONAL. Page 15 of 4 ‘i up the upper part of broadway for sever — 44 7that ‘A delightful and picturesque dwelling oF. Ee will reac ant at 8 potas Oat bot 020 and Fle Rey. Je Ac Recester, “Pare 16 | ot ae eh a tine very sctively | hours. It was £:30 o'clock before the firemen MiETING OF THE can be bought upon these terms in that THE GOSPEL UNDER GAS LIGHT. Services tomorrow: Holy con 28 ‘Page 11 | but quictly through their club organizations | succeeded in getting the fire under control Roath. Notice Ixrorwt Jers of the Ana-ostia ant Fot beautiful and popular suburb, Be iierecpticon views inthe Nie ot Chie wi | 8.4 worming pry rangers cordially in: -Page 16 | And the campaign of "92 is actually in progress | Just where the tive started cannot for the lat Wenansivemss ove, t ‘jock ste Ht MoNDat, SU ‘be shown in connection with the lecturein the ‘Taber- | Vitea. G fase 2 at this time. Without regard to the rivalrier | present be definitely ax 1. There wase, row nthe Be the eats : ee ie | SGURLEY MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN Pace 2 of the several candidates f inations the | bigh wind biowing at the At so fanned wines, mt feu lection of directors and NORTHWEST ALEXANDRIA. Seats free. _All welcome. es wae GUBLEY Miaave. and ath | FOR REN age 2 Se ee ee @ flames that they made their appearance Sore Fado ae 1h waitews ak Hroperly colues before a ater huoldere FOULTH St. ME, CHURCH, a. —Preachine a Lls.un by the’ pastor: Rew, Wiliam | FOR RENT (eens, Puss 2 leaders in each party are doing their best to | {he flames that they mace their appearance at Abies. Ge Nit MER, MinhES, Bots es 2B Prreuen, A. GRISWOLD, In fact, the inducements offered to home- school at the chrsch aud 10th sts;1 ain. @ Babba a aches ais beniee, service st, ¢ o'clock p.m. | FOR RENT (Stores LINCOLN MEMORIAL CONGREGA- | &.ways welcoine it_ | FOR SALE (Houses) . 2 Puce icket. House, a block away, cangit fire from the fly- pono Bie tht wt. sor ite sirk at dinablecd members. meets Rest and heads: iki eats Rencseatnabn’ Soins Guard; ee. snd Bes es | BAD 88!" 18 E, HEZ SWEWS BUD. | FOR SALE (Lots) ims ace THE CAMPAION IN ONTO. ing sparks, For a time the guests in the hotel 1 MONDAY EVENINGS of each uonth at44n ic st, : Seen hewe: Bat emma. § cen ming lee Ject Sunday nicht.” Pastor Hez Swem | FOR SALE (Miscellaneous)... "age The campaign in Ohio is regarded as all-im- | were much exercived. — © QMULAS. wae a a am ahs Praise service, All invited. ae : ERA a Come. Secind | FOR SALE (Pianos) portant and it vill be conducted with theen-| ‘There area number of dwellings in the vi- pivisie S + ———— ~ not remain open long. — vara inity of the armory, the occupants of whict Sa" Saas SE Te i SOUTH, PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ergs of a national campaign. Mr. Clarkson is | Cin of the armors. dng = 4 ah. Re “ THE TEMPERANCE TENT HAS MOVED ‘to Georgetown and is located on the oid Co- unviaBank site, M bet. 32d a1 necting will be held’ at 4 o'clock p.m. : Dr. E. Kirty will speak. Agrand rally at So’clock p.m. Mrs. Belva Lockwood will address the meeting. Pui lic invited. it" > MEMBERS OF THF GLEN ECHO CHAU- Spas NOTUS are requested to meet at the oul jb Church om TULSDAY, June 0, 98 8 p-m. q=>RECHABITES, ATTENTION. ‘A public te: ™ at 4ig-st. and Pu. ave. SUNDAY, June Bat R ier ices of the Grand Tent of tunbie, IndependentOrder ofechabites. D. - W. Kirby und others will_sp-ak on ti Dr. sion. “Members throuzhout the Distric raily and wake this the meeting of the series. Ful please ‘By order of the committee. z mung. 3. HARRIS, Sec. a> MASONIC. TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: BE it known that threats ag..inst ne and ny business made by John N. Webb, sign u- liitnselt prew i trolibration Cotipany, imseried ih the paper under date of June 10. 1501, are nuded upon any facts. Webb's suit in the patent Dut an effort to ev rk. bean ident of an coiui hibition of drawings made by “n trou anid to le recorder! in Liber E. 40, nat Se ot wll bel did atu 436, ip the patent offre, was on Marchi “7, in the s'o0l, rooms on MUNUAY and TUESDAY, | tig: iB ialiy” declared ty the’ cominiwsiouer of Signe ad ents wet fo be am damon ient oF anuthinys amd on ou or on junction awsinst win was re- iy order ¥. 8. BARBARIN, i biyand US company by the Supreme Court of 17 you are giving an excursi matter to mae ft m succes ter tormane i in quoting’ lot oF woul wo eee A eT RON besides. UDDIM. Kee" ticrwax And BEVERLY HUDRIELL, Both of the Senate wing barber shop, write: “We bave used the celebrated ‘K. B. Extra’ Razors and find them equal to any we have had in the last 20 years, We have each used you sample con- stantly (without Loning it) on all kinds of beards and have cach shaved over 20 = NB, O14 120i at. ‘There is no razor to equal the **K. B. Extra.” The price is $1.95, and we are stili giving « fue strop with each razor. GUARANTEED TO REQUIRE NO HONING IN PRIVATE UsE. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, 20th, 11th and ¥ ste. 2. w. | the District of on you Will want Printed ‘Think of ft, buy one. for want of showing. asin has been p to this ty ‘and the patent °. every rung and jered in wy favor, both by the court. inventor and sole owner of the Flectropoise oF ‘ssiqnied HO part thereof, either to W nave obe with vigor, For the above facte I refer to the records, which are open tu thie pure T hereby guarantee all persons against the claims {ebb and his conp-ny, and it is known to Phas Joan make wood satan ware of imitations tabve ta heavy eget Xv Hlctropolae wot anything tl ir tegenuine wnlees stamped vith my name eres ‘Bee iS Xcite 804 1 th st. new, 1t BE BANDSOMEST AND CHEAP EST ELEGANT BUILDING LOTS Are those in the square immediately north or DUPONT CIRCLE, In the square bounded by the circle, N.H. ave. 19th and Q sts., now securing the rand residence in course of erection by Mr. L. Z. LEIT! And immediately opposite the beautiful home now erecting for LIEUT. CLOVER. ‘These two inprovements will be as hand- some as our city has received, aud this, taken toxether with the sale recently made by me at the corner of NEW HAMPSHIRE ‘ave. and Q st. to Mr. Whittemore, and the fact that these lots are VERY ECONOMICAL IN SHAPE, Render them the most attractive building lots now offering in every particular. 3. B. WIMER, 608 13th ot, 9027-38 expired . Collector of 1 Foor! qualit.es of rubber aud xvld at reasonable prices. Tt destroys tue olor so percepiibie on the breath ot people fearing rubber, due to the © pop re aflevied LLECTOR OF TAXE! of Co un bia, Was Luvton, June 12 It combines the xuld-iiued plates cure and prevent disease: companion at all times. by don’t Wat Until you are aflected: aay piate can be call today. I ned wit Wastungton dentists are making these pistes euiorsed by tl ‘and fession ; reier you to such _ puwion as Drs. Mi Bowan, Winter, Ce Tx now located at 344 Ta. ave nw. Where work will be received on aud after June Full Size Wagon Umbrellas, $2.00. DURABLE FOR RAIN OB SHINE, fromage uf ty Old fates sn the puntie in tic kiss a WESKY M. DEXTER sc _sel1-tim Propeistor._ WE WISH TO INFORM THE LapiEs |- JOSEPH AUE ac That we make a specialty of Laundering Fine DRESSES, LACES. HANDLER OF STANDARD MAKES. ‘Lace Curtains and fine work of every description. YALE STLAM LAUNDRY, S22 10th st. near cor. F _Tet., 1092-9. det powered a Peart = = able Window per Winsrow Sercon Frames, Lo. Powtry Netume, vanca soa ne K XOW Sarat ees a HALL GOODS OF EVERY DESCKIV TION. Sereens, 62. 3. M. DUNN, nd Bushier iad ts at. w. Bad ete. A children's No Betterimplementthan ‘an umbrells. A valuable Expressmen and drivers of open wagons have the SP EICE QE REN Chansed ‘my ofice, shop and resl- 1, W., where, wit Wefeawed fa Be kee ‘20 teet front on the avenue a Mt. eve beautitully fuisuia etieap. decane of househoid 8 BOW EQUITABLE (CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION, EQUITABLE BUILDING, 1003 F ST. ASSETS, @1,235,274.18. ‘The 21st isene of stock open for subscription and ‘Payinent. Shares are 62.50 per month. Office hours from ta.m. to4:30p.m. daily. On the first Wednesday of each month the office will be open. from 6 to 8 c'clock p.m. “Advances aremade promptly at o'clock. Pamphiets and information concerning the Ject and advantages of the assoefation furnished upon ‘THOS SOMERVILLE, Prest. pie JOMM JOY BDSOM, Secretary. ry enveniens JOHN OU. JONSON, 12th ana evan uN TH ft Pennsylvania ave., See iiyiaterial within ten dayp: Test. pe o> LAND AVE. | NEW; same on E UILDINGS 1914 dyad Sat that Bq PERE BAPTIST SHURCH 18TH sT. heaf BM st. n.w., J. Milton Waldron, for Ti a.m, preaching! ‘subject, “McKENDRED CHURCH, MASS. AVE. ‘between Oth and 10th sts.” n.w.— Preaching by the pastor, Rev. L.-T. Wideriman, D-D., 114. Sunday ei oo} missionary’ services at 8 p.un! You peop-epmonetin« at 715m. Sunday school at 3 By RACE M. E. CHURCH, COR. 9TH AND sts. n.w., Rev. Saiue! Shennon, pastor.— Services 11 a.m. and’ p.m. Sunday. Prayer meet Sp.m. Thursday. Allarecordiaily invited. It" ie <9,-=> WAUGH ME. CHURCH, 3D AND A STS. n.e.—Kev. Alex. E. Gibson, D. D., pastor, ac TT a aud 8 pin Thtirgday, 8 pam. ba ineeting. Seats tree and a welcome extended to all. it” a BAPTIST CHURCH, 16TH ST. es ¥ sca &. un, subsect, “Luar $ud'S’p. im. sermon to “*How to Be Great in the Leurue, 6:30". ing at &. Ge of th Lor n. “&~avove Scott Circle. Rey. Dr. Charles Stakeiy, pastor.—Sunday school am. Ta ani Sp. Society ‘cordial! iON M.E. CHURCH, 20TH ST. N.W, Joel” Brown, pastor.—Sunday school, S pom.; 4 p-in.. mis in, Once resident of Preaching at I1acu. and address b onary. Col Lin. China. iatian End BEES TWELFTH STREET ME. CHURCH 8, > ¢.—Un account of repairs, by onier of board Of trustées, services will be.discontinued until further notice. t METHODIST PROTESTANT Ke Ist st. bet, M aiid N sta. a. w. Gann panier, “24 n , REV. GEO, Elliott, pastor.—Sunday ‘school, 9:30. fine by pastor, 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Youns peop: Preyer meciing, Wednesday. Laymen's mest: y. =>X. M. 0. A., DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. orrew, 5 P. mu.. Miles Chapel, 3d bet, . sic and N. ¥. ave.'n.w. Short talk on relucious and Christien experience. “Service of song and praise. A welcome for ail. DAVID WARNE, President. it* gq EXLAND M.E. CHURCH, 10TH AND D sts. s.w.—Preaching 11 a.'m. by Rev. V Hi. Knapp ond Sp. m. by Rev. J. 8. Burton of Bal more confereuce. Christian Endéavor at 7 p.m. It" @=™MD. AVE. BAPTIST CHURCH, COR, “> Vith st.and Md. ave. n.e., will be recognized tomorrow at 33: Dr. stakely, pastor o: the r Baptist , preaching the sermon. The fol- lowing “city, pastors ‘will take part in the exercises: evs. J. D. Smith, J. J. Muir, C. C. Meador, Green Clay Smith and 8. H. a . Greene, ce CAL ART BAPTIST CHURCH, COR. STH and .w., Rev. Samuel H. Greene, pas- tor, Sunday. sc 9:30 aan.” Preaching, 1 aud 5 pan. by the pastor. KENDALL CHAP! HiteNdhi. cor. 13% and D s.w.. Rev. ‘Theron water: pastor: Sunday school" @:4ha'in,, Prewcicae iia.m. and 8 p.m. MEMORIAL CHAPEL, vor. 5th and Pn.w., Charies E. Fairman, supertutentent. = Sunday hoot, 3:80 p.im, “All are cordialy suvited to thoes services. It AT THE Y. ave. n.w.—Su t Attorney Gen- =>MEN'S GOSPEL MEET! M.C. A.. 1409 New Yor “30 p.in., addresses by Assist re ii. “Shielus, subject, “True Cowras ‘or 390 mien ip xyiimasitin hall. Come eaniy, le class at the parlors. it ~~ CONT HSATIONAL, AT METAPHYSICAL . 0... at 8 pra. Subject: "Does it Pay Physically to Do Right?” Wau. and Shs Hugues in charge. g=> METROPOLITAN BAPTIST CHURCH, hand A’ ste. ne., Green Clay Smith, sior.—**Children'a day exercises,” 10:30 a.m. Ad~ ress iy the pastor. Preaching § jm. by the Pastor Topic; “The Observan-e of the Fourtt Conmand- ment.” All are ly invited to attend these serv- foes. "Seats iree. 5 it MEMORIAL BAPTIST adison st., bet. 14th and 1th st by Dr. 4. Be Cuthoert NISETEENTH STREET BAPTIST ‘Church, cor. 10th and 1 sts. m.w., fer H. Brooxs, ‘D.D., pastor.—9. a. school; 1i s-m., ‘sermon’ by the pastor: ion by the eTiBeata tree. Public invited.” 18 NT AVE. CHRISTIAN CHURCH. a ike pastor wet ati clo Sunday scheor ty i F ii rt ¥.P.8.C.E. at 7 Suisaion setiool, Oda Fellows’ Hall ne., at oiock. 1+ —SiNTH STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH, srvicee atti asda oclock” BeskabentssL, 080 “VPS Ces st'7 ym. Come. LITAN M. E, | ae = the’ pastor PROPOSALS. PROYESSIONAL.. RAILROAD Goverxauest Receiers Topay.—Internal rev- enue, $448,022; customs, €658,752. Tur U. 8.8. Kearsanoe arrived at Key West, Fia., yesterday and sailed for New York last nig! New Baxx.—The controller of the currency has authorized the Packers’ National Bank of South Omaha, Neb., to begin business with a capital of $100,000. Tur Care Harrenas Licnt.—The Treasury Depariment is informed that the caisson for the light house at Diamond shoal, off Cape Hatteras, has been completed at Norfolk and will be towed to its position tomorrow. Prestventiat PostmasTEns APPorstep.—The President bas appointed the following post- masters: Wm. H. Si at Florence, Mass. vice H. K. Parsons, deceased; Margaret A. drews at Franklinville, N.Y., vice F.P-Andrews, deceased. Anmy Orpers.—Leave of absence for three months is granted First Lieut. Barrington K. | West, sixth cavalry. Capt. Edward C. Carte: assistant surgeon, having been ordered to teu porary duty at Fort Canby, Wash... by the com- manding general, department of the Columbia, is assigned to duty at that post, and is relieved from further duty at Fort Walla Walla, Wash. Rawep to THe PaxsipextiaL Ciass.—The following named fourth-class post offices have been raised to the presidential class: Mound City, IL; Walnut, Towa; North Abington, Mass.; Mt. Vernon,’ Mo.; Red Lodge, Mont. Ashland, N.H.; Yellow Springs, Obio; Norman, Okla. ‘Ter.; Mechanicsville, Pa; Buena Vista, ‘Va.; Alderson, W. Va.; New Castle, Wyo. Mn. J. Ross Carnovx of Philadelphia was to- day appointed by Mr. Porter, the superintend- ent of the census, as chief special agent in Philadelphia, to succeed Mr. Thompson, re- cently removed because of failure to obey orders. Mr. Calhoun was the chief clerk in the Philadelphia office. Mr. Porter has directed that a sufficient force of clerks be employed to complete the work as soon as practicable. Henny H. Surra, journal clerk of the House of Representatives, has been appointed a special national bank examiner, and, with his son, left this afternoon for his ficld’of work during the summer, which wiil be the terri- tories and such poinis on the Pacific slope as may be designated by Controlier Lacey. Mr. Smith has had previous experience as an ex- aminer, and was from February, 1865, until July, 1870, a clerk in the national Dank bureau. He will return late in September. Paywents For Navat Vesseus.—The Navy Department has authorized payments to be made as follows upon vessels now in conrse of construction: To Cramp & Sons, fourteenth payment on armored cruiser No. 2, $90,000: sixth payment on cruiser No. 12, £90,000; to Harrison Loring, second payment on steam tug No. 3, $6,000: to Union iron works, seventh payment on eruiser No. 6, $59,000; to Bath iron works, seventh payment on gun boats Nos. 5 and 6, $14,000 apiece. Heavy Monrar Carriaces.—The ordnance department of the army has at last succeeded in making a contract for the construction in this country of the Easton and Anderson spring return carriages for the twelve-inch breech-loading rifled mortars intended for harbor defense. This carriage is of the _Rus- sian type, the recoil being taken up by disked steel springs and hydraulic cylinders, and has ee satisfaction during the tests at Sandy look. The Builders iron works of Providence RL, bas secured the American rights of the patentees and has entered into coniract with the War Department to furnish eight carriages at $11,500, with a condition that if the order is increased within a year to twenty-five car Fiages the additional seventeen are to be fur- a price of $10,750 each. Prnsoxat.—C. R. Dansell and D. H. Danah of Ohio, Jos. 8. Courtney, A. F. Nickerson and J. 8, Mitchell of the N. Y. A. C., Jno. Wonty of Chicago and J. H. Bruer of Trenton are at Wil- lard’s. —J. N. Willing and M. T. Masters of Cincinnati, J. B. Mark of New York and Amos ‘Thompson’ of Philadelphia are at the Ran- vantages over that city both in the way of facilities for getting information for educa- tional campaigr purposes and that of ready communication with the public. Experience has shown the advantages of the national capi- tal as a political headjuarters and the demo- crats have wisely determined to establish them- selves here. GORMAN NOW TRE MANAGER. A great deal of work is being done which the public know nothing of. The democratic national committee is working with the national association. Calvin 8 Brice as chairman of the national commitiee has been directing the work of the national association, but he is going to Europe, and at a conference held in New York a day or two ago it was decided to place the management of the party organiza- tion in the hands of Mr. Gorman, who, in an advisory capacity, is directing the work of the national association. It may be a significant fact for those who are trying to figure out what attitude Mr. Cleve- Innd stande in with relation to Mr. Gorman and the national organization of the party that the ex-President is consulted abont all important matters relating to the coming national cam- paign. Friendsof the two men say that there is not the least friction or antagonism between | Gorman and Cieveland. They are frequently in consuliation, under>ta.2 each «ther and each will support the other in party york. THE BOARD OF PROMOTION. Some Uneasiness Felt by Officers Both on the Staff and in the Line. The board appointed by Secretary Tracy to consider the matter of the stagnation of naval | promotions, its cause and possible remedies met at the Navy Department today for organiza- tion, Capt. R. L. Phythian is chairman. It is understood that the board proposes to collect | data and make suggestions that will aid the | Secretary in the preparation of the statement that Le proposes to inake before Senator Cam- Congress with the recommendation of such new legislation as may be necessary to encour- age and benefit the personuel of the navy. The | board's operations are avtracting good deal of | attention among ofiicers, and there is some fear | on the part of those without strong influence \that ‘the result of the deliberations will be a recommendation that the principle of selection as opposed to seniority be adopted in making promotions. In addition the staff offi- cers are showing some discontent at being ex- cluded trom the benetits that are promised to line officers. ——— FOR CONTINGENT EXPENSES, Apportionment ot the Amount Appropriated to the Different Bureaus. In compliance with the requirement of the District appropriation act for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1892, the Commissioners are required to apportion the amount of $24,000 for contingent expenses 60 as to prevent a de- ficiency therein. ‘Today they made the following apportion- ment: Executive office, $3,500; assessor's office, in- cluding detection of frauds on the revenue, 81,000;-epecial assessment division, £100; col- lector's otlice, €1.250; auditor's office, $300; at- torney’s office, $400; sinking fund office, £250; coroner's office, including stationery, books, blanks and other contingent expenses, £50; markets, repairs to, €800; contingent expenses of £200; engineer department, including the maintenance and keeping in good repair of the laboratory and apparatus in the offices of the inspector of gas and meters and inspectors of asphalt’ and cement, #4,800; health office, including rent and including re- pairs to pound and vehicles, €2,500; Police Court, including pay of temporary ‘judge, £800; register of wills, for books and repairs to books, $200; miscellaneous expenses, including printing, checks, stationery, painting. binding, rebinding, repairing and preservation of records, es, care of horses, not other- wise provided for, horse shoeing, fuel, ice, gas, repairs and insurance, #7,530. =a Entered as Naval Cadets. ‘The number of applicants who succeeded in passing the recent examinations at Annapolis and who have been admitted to the Naval Academy as cadeta is nineteen, as follows: P. M. Bannon, fifth Maryland district; S.C. Vestal, fifth Indiana district; E. C. Blandy, eighteenth Pennsvlvania district; Harris Land- ing, thirteenth Ilinois district; P. L. Pratt, eleventh Iowa district; B. A. Deane, sixteenth New York district; N. M. Martin, fourteenth Virginia district; A. C. Liscom, seventh Michi- gan district; JM. Love, ciguth Virginia dis- trict; B. W. Harrison, ninth Wisconsin district; H. H. White, sixth Iowa district; P. F. Shea, seventh New York district; G. E. Baldwin, third Missouri district; A. J. 1 twenty- eighth Pennsylvania district; Pope Washing- dall.—J. J. Upham of the army, Pedro Montt | ton, second North Carolina district; D. M. Gar- and Antonio Varas of Chili, 8. C. Johnson of Salt Lake City, N. 8. Bentley of Brocklyn, Dr. Millen of Knoxville and D. Axwell of Kichmond are at the Arlington.—8. Addison of Joliet, Ill., W. H. Sipperwig, H. Kountze and C. Y. Turner of New York and H. W. Binnias of Peoria are at the Shoreham.— Hon. J. T. Cutting arrive here has re- Soon for. povusil ests Tistheg tvionter = area the Brncem Ame, Virgiin Bone rire Gen. LEB Stewart hes to De- troit to see her father, Gen. P. St. George Cook, retired.—Recent arrivals at the Prin- 3 it f a Archibald Mack, Mrs, 7.8. a M. + mobondro and’ W Grats Lin rison, second New Jersey district; A. L. Fair brother, second Rhode fsland district; E. P. Doane, eleventh New York district; lings, eighth New York district. The following official chauges have been made in the Department of the Interior: Office of education—Promotions: James A. Pulsifer of Maine, clerk, $1,200 to $1,400; Louis A. Kalbach‘of Pennsylvania, clerk, $1,000 eron’s select committee, which was charged by | loss at $20,000. The regim with that of the occupa while the building, ows is figured at 200 covered by insura: 4 $600,000 Logs Yr rier. Axp) Ixv., J iwood, this county,has sustained a $600,000 loss by tire. The mammoth diamond plate glass works, the largest plant in the United Stace, are partially burned. The buildings aud machiners, eover- ing three acres of territory, has been wiped out. The works wer A running full exp. as the factory was no! compieted. was some insurance on buildu and chiner), the amount of which is ur burned portion will be at's lone, placed « i by Rober ‘The tosses are partly 1. SON, The mediately rebuilt, | but will not be ready for operation before the ne first of next year. = PEKSONAL NWS ABROAD. Notes About People Well Koownon This Side of the Atlantic. Loxpox, June 27.—The National Press of Dublin today, referring to Mr. Parnell’s ap- Proaching visit to Carlow, says: “Curlow will | revolt against the meditated outrage. Mr. Parnell is devoid of moral sense and cannot com) rebend the mental attitude of relyrous people toward his crime. Carlow will make at that the Lero of the squalid eeene at hing is impossible mx far ns decent Irish- meu are concerned. Parnell only added erime perforiance at tue Steyning ihe Vai Mall Gaartte today, referring to the | statement published in the’ society papers | Which haveconnected Lady brooke with the | quiry arising from the baccarat incidents at Tanby Croft, says that it ix understood that Lora and Lady Brooke have instracted Mr George Lewis to take criminu proceedings against any papercirculating these “uulounded and malicious dibeis.” istone passed a good night at Htclk, to which place he went yee Lope of recruiting ‘his health, d by the journey. The Hamburger Nachriclion (Wismarck's Organ) disapproves of the proposed visit of | Emperor Wiluam to Engiand as caiculated to alarm Russia, Herr Mayer, director of the Hesse branch af | the German State Bank, has been sentenced to | ten yeurs’ imprisoument for fraud and forgery. —_ UNDER WATER. | registry o: terday in the He was not injuriously affec MANY FIEL A Mail Clerk Kelates What He Saw of the lowa Flood, Srovx Crrx, Towa, June 27.—A. W. Thesher, | the mail clerk who went east from this city | Thursday night with the Chicago, Milwaukee jand St. Paul passenger train which is now | water bound at Hornick, thus relates lis expe- | rience: E “Our train reached Rodney, in the Little Sioux valley, along in the morning. There we were told that we could go no farther on ac~ count of washout: in Maple river, and started back for Sioux City. When we reached a point mile or 0 this side of Hornick « flash of lightning revealed a sea of water on the tracks, and further progress was impocaib! back to Mornick. The train is still “there with crew and twenty-three passengers, and ne prospect of getti t of days. phe track in the Rioux v what we could gather from meager rey out, and at 2o'clock Thursday aiternoon the water at Rodney was still rising at the rate of four inches an hour. Between Hornick aud Hedges’ siding the track is out in m: F great wus the force of the water that the rails were carried fur from the roudbed.” “How did you get back here?” “Well, I got hungry, ag did all the passengers, and our rations were rather slita, so I made up my mind to come back to Sioux City. I put my letter mail in a pouch, together with my clothing, and started to wade. 1 waded throug, @ mile and a balf of water between Hormick siding, and in many places it was up tomy neck. At Hedges’ I caugnt « con- struction train end rode ato Sioux vity.” *Whut does the country louk like there?” “The low iands are covered with water as far as you can sec. id after field is submerged all over the flats. Ihe water is from one to four feet on the first Gucrs of the houses, The farmers have moved out to higher ground ap nearly every case. ‘Ihe houses or b have none of them becn washed away. I saw farmers wading in water up to their waists pushing rafts, on which were loaded their fuin- thes and household goods, ahead of them. One farmer at Hornick, whose house was fooded, pushed a big hogenead throug abead of hin in which was bis wife, holding ber baby. He was making for the high ground near.” Further reports hege place the loss at Suth- erland by the storm at £75,000 to buildings alone. Seventy miles of Illinois Cenwal track are submerged in waver. Loss will reach €100,- 000, but it will take many days to repair it. Loss of the Chicago and Nordiwestern will be fully as great as the Lilinois Central. Advices from Correctionville say that the place is still under water. At Aurelia the water stood six tdeep in the streets, but is slowly going down. ‘The valley of a’ small creck 1 into the Little Sioux at Cherokee was the oniy outlet to the water the storm, andevery house, nearly 100 in number, were swept away. Lixcoux, Nes., June 27.—Another heevy rain delayed on account of numerous none, however, of a very serious nature. The Elkhorn valley to be the wuf- ————_ LABOR LEADERS ON TRIAL. _ ‘They are Charged With Inciting e Conspiracy re no Destroy Property. Gauxp Rarws, Micu.,iJune 27—The men arrested for inciting and participating in the to destroy the cable street railroad’s conspiracy wheel pit. with ewlaty sight in 8 number, were ar- The dynamite three weeks .

Evening Star dated June 27, 1891

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